https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d6ae6ae349b1fc598b209407733239bb.pdf c4acb43a8ea02d8f958e1e3e18a42cef PDF Text Text •· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday. May 23, 1.986 Rowe graduates from ODNR course _ PaulL. Rowe, Racine, gtaduated fromthel4thO!lloStateParkRange Academy spons<red by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, diviSion of parkS and recreation. One of 25 cadets who attended the lOweekrangertralnlngacademyat Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base, Rowe wiD be assigned to Women esrope injury in WedneschJy accident RWBON cUTrlNG- This ll&ring ol100 ~ biDs was cutin cennonles Wed11esday morning lor the grandopenlngoftlteMc<lure'sDalrylllleRataurant, Mlddlepori. TJIIdng pari In the ceremoi\V were front, MltcheU Meadows, representing the Melp Jaycees, Shirley Chapoton, Dairy Isle Corp., Solu\f Mc<lure and hili wife, Rhojelll!, OWIII!I'!I, Bob Mc<lure, lllallllp~, and Jeff Darst, flreddel; aild back, Melton KeiJarn, Dairy lllle Corp.; Mikel Coullel', archlted; Paul Kloes, Fanners Bank and Savlnp <AI.; l.aWI'ence Foreman of Foreman aild Abbott, TeiTY Gray and Jg)ln Wamsley, general contraCtors, and Bob Gilmore, representing Middleport VIDage CouncU. Beat of Bend 1940 .M iddleport Class plans special activities By BOB HOEFLICH squad fund of the organization, All Sentinel Stall Wrller donations will be more than Some special activities are being welcome. planned by the ---Middleport High Speaking of eating out, a carry in School gradualdiiUler will be held Sunday at the Letart Falls Community HaD with ing class of 1910 as !hey · gather servlngtobegln.atll.lt'sanannual this year for their event and proceeds will go towards 35th reunion. upkeep of the community hall Beginning a t ---noon Saturday,' an open house will I KNEW someone out there be held at the home of class would have Information for May member, Charles Asa Bradbury on · Russo, Chester, CaUl., who was In Third Ave .. and the open house is touch to secure genealogy material · not just for members of the class on John and Chloe Lasley and I was but for friends of class members right. · who graduated in other years. Turns out that the Lasleys were There are no hours set for the open ancestors of Ruth Bradbury Arnold house. of Middleport'and already Ruth has Bradbury says If the class wants already been In touch with Mrs . to continue socializing they can do Russo and will '!()()n send her a '·s6 after· the baJiqu.et _and dance whole batch of material on till! being held Saturday evening for all Lasleys. N<? doubt, Mrs•.Russo will be delighted at the resWt. I am too. . alumni. By the way, LOu Sauer, a member of the class of '40, Is ThankS, Ruth. --making siglis to put In front of the Bradbury . home so that everyone . The Meigs fleadstart Parent Will kn<'i\11 wi)ere the ·action is. ' Gommlttee .;mnounces winners oJ . The dass m~m~r"'wl!l Wf<!P liP ·Its . miiney:r":tslng pf'Oject wl!h . - their special acflvlties with break· . funds usi>d for graduation•gifts for · fast on Sunday morning at the chi,ldren of the program. They are · Holiday Inn near Gallipolis. Help- JoAnn 'Reed, Reedsville; Jayne ing round up class m embers for the Varian, Mason, and Bonnie Sams of reunion have been Betty Jo Roush Coolville Allensworth , Martha Robson Cun· ningham a nd Charles Brooks, a ll Roy J . Geyer writes that his wife, living In different cities. Virginia, who loved this area so much, died on Feb. 11 . I do want to remind you that the Geyer was born tn Pomeroy ~ Pomeroy Library wUJ be closed years ago and ·went to Sugar Run both Friday and Saturday so that School and one year at Pomeroy carpeting can be laid. This will High before moving to Columbus make a long weekend for library with his tamlly. He married personnel since Monday Is a Virginia In 1943 while serving In the Marines. holiday. After the war, Mr. and Mrs . Members of Camp 7230, Bur- Geyer went to Colul'l\bus to visit his lingham Modern Woodmen of mother who died In 1962. After her America, have a great matching death they started visiting Pome· lund project offer going so they'll be · roy often in the summer, just for a day at a time. looking to you for help. If they can raise $1500, the home "My wife fell In love with the office In Rock Island, Ill., will country down there, and we match that figure. returned two and lhree times every The Woodmen are sponsoring a year after that. She said It was the chicken and rll) dinner Saturday at most beautiful country in the world , Jhe Woodman Hall In Burlingham and the people were the most with serving from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m, friendly she ever met any place," ·b t'nner will be $3.50 a person with Roy writes. lleSserts to be an additional charge. So our sympathy to Mr. Geyer Proceeds will go to the emergency and our thankS. Learning that his wife loved our part of the world so much should help to keep us all smiling. also . Weather forecast between .6.'ilikely and today, 70. Considerable with highs Showers clOudiness tonight' wllh a low ncar Partly cloudy F riday, with highs 'between 75 and '~ . The probability of precipitation Is 70 percent today, 20 percent tonight and near zero Ft1day. EXCended forecast Fair through the period, with highs In the 70s each day. Ovemlght lows wm be tn the 515. Robert.Brown Funeral services for Robert (Bob) Brown, 73, 1516% Nye Ave., Pomeroy, who died Monday at St.· Anthony Hospital in Columbus, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home. Mr. Brown was born in Alabama , a son of the late Jack and Mollie Page Brown. He was a veteran of World War II and was a member of .the Masonic Lodge In Gallipolis. He belonged to the Forest Run Baptist Church. ·· Surviving are his wife, Robbie (cql Brown; two daughters, Mrs. Sam (Willa) Russell, Columbus, and Mrs. Michael (Helen) Harrison, Pataskala; ftve ·grandchlldren, and a sister, Leah Johnson, Boston, Mass. Several nieces and nephews also survive. ' Officiating at services will be Rev. Edward Bufflnglon and burlill wUI be in Metg,; Memory Garden. Friends may call at the funerot .home anytln:te after 9 a.m.1')'1day and -the family will receive friends from 7 to9 p.m: Friday . Betty J, Dickens two daughters, Susan Bowser and Mrs. Terry (Penny) ShirleY. both of · Point Pleasant; one son, Joseph Dickens, Gallipolis; three sisters, Gra<;e Hupp, Minnie BurkS, both of Springfield and Mary Erii'\Yine. Long Bottom,; two brothers, Ralph Hardman, East Liberty, Ohio and Chester Hardman, Springfield and five grandchildren, Lisa Bowser, Jennller Shirley, Rebecca Shirley, all of Point Pleasant, Jason Campbell and Jessica Dickens, both of Gallipolis. She.was preceded In death by one brother and four slstefs. Funeral service will be Saturday, 1: :KI p.m. at the Bellemead Urqted Methodist Church with the Rev. Bryan Blair officiating. Burial wUI be at Kirkland Memortal Gardens. Calling hours are after 6 p.m. · Friday at the Wilcoxen Funeral Home. The body wUI be taken to the church one prtor to the service. In lieu . ol fiowers, donatlo,ns can be made to the . Bellemead Qlurch BulldlngFund. ' New business · Betty Jane Hardman Dickens, 00. Point Pleasant, died Wednesd_ay (Continued from page 1) {light at J')easant Valley 'HospitaL .In ·other l;luslr)ess, the commiS· 'following ~ btiet.illni'Ss: . · - • sl~ners tabled discuSSion · of the . Born Aug. ll, 1924, In Springfield. cou~ty road program uriitl next· Ohio, she was tbe daughter of the week; approvedaformtobeusedln late Rueben and Gertrude Grube the dog licensing survey to be Hardman. conducted throughtoot the county In She was a member of the June; approved a requestfrom Bob Bellemead United Methodist Eyer, director of the Meigs County Church and Naomi Bible Class Emergency Medical Service, for there. EMS personnel to attend the Ohio Surviving are her husband, Assoclallon of Emergency Medical Services Conference in Columbus, Alonzo J. Dickens, Point Pleasant.: Three emergency runs June 5-9; approved a new $500) performance bond for Eyer; apThree calls were answered Wed· propriated an advance of $10,169.00 nesday by local units, the Meigs from the state Into the Utter control County Emergency Medical Servf. program account; approved ·the ces reports. installation of ceiling fans on the first At 10:~ a.m., Pomeroy took floor of the senior citizens building Robert Flyer, E.· Main St., to as requested by Eleanor Thomas, Vete~ans Memor ial Hospital; Syrasenior citizens program d11'ector; cuseat 2:26p.m., tookNitaGulnther approved a request from Emmafrom Second St. to Holzer Medical gene Congo to attend the Ohjg Center, and at 9:03p.m., Middleport Reco,rder's Association's annual' took Willa Guin from VIllage Green summer conference, July 10-12, at Apartments to Holzer Medical Mt.Sterllng. Center. 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Friday, May 24, 1985 By JOHN FRIEDMAN OVP staff writer The Pomeroy-Mason brtdgewlll probably be closed · sometime during 1986 for repairs, according to Paul Hoffman, operations engineer for District 10 of the , Ohio Department of Transportation. The repairs will take place In threestages,Hoffm~n said. The first stage wtll involve ·placing an' apoxy substance on the bridge's deck to help prevent vehicles skidding on the pavement and to )lelp ease maintenance. Structural repair to the facility 'will be tbe second phase and the thlrd,phase will Involve painting . "The repairs have been programmed and planned for In 1~," Hoffman said. "It will probably be done eltber under one contract or under concurrent contracts. We want to get In and out at once:· ODOT Is still conducting preliminary englneertng studies on the Ravenswood corridor, which Involves . the Interchange at Ohlo7; U.S. 33and the RavensWood · . bridge. "We have not reached the planning stage at this Ume," be said. "We are still In the preliminary engineertng P,hase." In 1986. Hoffman said V.e department wlll spend. around $493,1XXl to resurface Ohio 143 from the Athens County line to Carpenter and Ohio fl8~ from Tuppers Plains to Reedsvtlle . In the planning stages are t.b e replacement of the Truss Bridge on Ohio 124 In Langsvtlle and the concrete structure on U.S. :)3 near Burlingham. Replacement of the Truss Bridge, Hoffman said, Is expected to run around $696,000 white· the replacement. of the concrete structure Is piaced at S248,000. Plans are also on the board to widen Ohio 7 from Chester to Eastern High School near Tuppers.Plains. In addition to the construction, ODOT plans to add . guardrails to the highway, Hoffman added. The department is a lso planning to ~pgrade the rest area facilities on U.S. 33 north of Pomeroy, he said . Hoffman said the department Is In the process of lining up consultants and expects to have all projects except the Ravenswood corridor construction either underway or completed by 1988. Other at'('as have also been·targeted for resurfacing in 1987 and 1988 as a part of the department's on-going highway . maintenance plans, Hoffman added. However , he said, they will probably not be made public until next year . ~ Deal sought on federal budget WASHINGTON (UP!)- ijouse freezePentagonspendlngforayear man William Gray, D-Pa ., who Nonerheless,hesald,heatsowas Democratic and Senate Republican while . giving raises equal to the fashioned the House plan. hopeful for a conference agreement leaders say they hope to work out a Inflation rate to Social Security "WIU there be some compromise but Indicated he thought that was deal when tbey try to meld their recipients. o.n i:Jefense spending?" he asked. po.%ible only I! HouSP members differing budgets next month' but The Senate plan would do the "Absolutely. I think that rncre will "recognize their reponslblllty and their early positions leave consider· opposite- freezing Social Security be. There has to be." join the Senate In making the tough . while giving an Inflation increase to and right choices." able ground to cover. 1'1\e stage for a potentially bitter the Defense Department . But Gray also indicated his idea of Sen. Pete Domenlcl, R·N.M., confrontation was set Thursday The other major area o.f confron- a compromise was to have the chairman of the Budget Committee. with House passage 258-170 of a tatton Is dorriestlc programs, about Senatechangelts flguresmore than said the conference faces a tough the House. although not impossible task. ' Democratic budget aimed at slash· a dozen of which are terminated In Even President Reagan, Gray But, "It justappearstoll'l('thatthe lng $56.2 billion from the more than !he Senate budget. The House plan .. . . argued, changed h.lsdefensedeslres House truly is le'l!vlng too much off '$200bllllon federal deficit. The vote .keep~ aiJ:n<?st a!L was generally alo~_~g party lines. The budg~ts · wiU ·. gp · to a . ·St>vera l times arid. "W.ho.knows, by · · thetal)le," he.sald. .. · '·· · · Uke the·'Senate-passed spending conference committee ,next month the Fourth of ,July .the presidentPa5sage "cit tHe Hoilse" budliet ·· plan, which ~~:auld cut about $56 • when CongresS returns from Its might be a llt'tle more flexible." · came after lawmakers brushed billion from the deficit, the House Memorial Day recess. AfterThursSenate GOP ieadt'r Robert Dole of - aside two substltutl15 and a resolu· lion calling for a minimum corpo· plan contains no tax increases. But day's vote, leaders from both Kansas took a harsher tone, rate tax. the .· two packages differ, m<~r~edly chambers said they were hopeful charging the House budget not ol)ly orf 'life sensitive Issues of SoCial thedlffereiicescould li-tronro out. · had too"U!tle fpr defense and relied .,.. Defeated 329-J.ro was" the main · · "I'm . optlm,lstlc about a confer~ on unreliable, "cre.,m puff" sav- ... Republican · a)ter[tati\~e bl!dget 'jn - ' • Security and defense spending. · ,. The House plan, ·which osinvlved ehce. · f·m · iiot pessimistic,'' ' said :lngs, It "also would not i:lo t)luch to · .te!llled"to cut. ~:i:7 bljllon..from the . five attempts to change It, would House Budget Committee Chair- sustaineconpmic.recovpry. deficit. O/ AP.R /O FINANCING ·, 8. Now Available On 1985.Jeep Cherokee and :.''· .. _,. '"I • -· ·· Wag·o neer. ,. " .. ' LARGE SELECTION • LOW PRICES U.S. 35 by-pass project remains in limbo ~RENAULT QUEEN CANDIDATES - One of these four Soulhem lOp School seniors will be crowned alumni queen at the annual Racine (Southern) . Alunml Banquet lobe held Saturday evening. Plcturedare,loplobottom, Debbie Holler, Carol O'Brien, Lots lhlc and Debbie Holler." Mash children found FOR WOMEN · ARRdwSPORT SHIRTS , & DRESS SHIRTS LONG & SHORT SLEEVE ROBERT BRUCE SWEATERS . & KNIT SHIRTS FOR MEN ,__,_.,.~~ LONDON FOG JA(kETS AND ALL WEATHER COATS FOR MEN & WOMEN BAHR CLOTHIERS H. MiSsing person's reports were Chuckle, Bert and Leigh Ann filed Wednesday with the Meigs Mash are back In Salisbury ElemenCounty Shei1ff's' Department when , tary today after their father. the three children failed to come Charles Mash. of the Naylor's Run area. brought tbem back to Meigs home on the school bus Tuesday. Following telephone checks, it was County Thursday evening. Accordl'ng to a grandmother oft he · determined the children never children, Mash, accompanied by boarded their school bus that Columbus pollee and a court order morning and were not In attendance for temporary custody, picked up at Salisbury schootrhat day. A restraln)ng order against Mrs . his children Thursday from two Columbus schools where they had Mash was being sought today by been enrolled by their mot her, counsel for Charles Mash. A divorce Janice Mash, who has~ living in action filed by Charles Mash against Columbus with another child since Mrs. Mash is pending In Meigs County. !'arty January. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio tUPil - · Rlnko. "Wehadthesuspectsanhour Arraignments may not be set until after the blast . We could have made next weekforfourmenchargedwith ·arrests then, but we. want the Involuntary manslaughter of convictions." nine wor~crs In an explosion at an All four have been charged with tuegal fireworks factory Mond~y. nfne counts each of Involuntary officials said Thursday. manslaughter and Illegal manufac. The hearings were expected to be turing of fireworkS. No federal held In Mahonlng County Court In cljarges have y~t been filed . Involuntary manslaughter Is a Canfield, officials said. Free on S25,CXXI bond each after llrst-degree felony that carries a prtson term offlve to 25 y,ears and a Wednesday night's arrests were: Anthony Aulislo Jr., 38, Austintown, fine of $10,CXXI. Monday's plast, descrtbed by officials as the which kllled nine, was the second "principal and owner" oftbe Illegal worst ol Its kind In the nation's operation; John Antonof!, 54, history. • Beaver Township, the owner of the At least two ol the men had been property where the blast pccurred; . arrested for previous fireworks violations. Chris Tornello, 291 Youngstown, Anthony Aullslo was already who allegedly leased the buDding thought to be the factory's original under Indictment in Mahonlng . site; andAu!Jslo'scouslnRobert,38, County for passing a bad $5,(XX) · Austintown, •suspected ol. being the check, and was charged In 19'76 with the Illegal storage of fireworks after, Illegal plant's !oreman. "I dOn't think theyy will run," said Austintown pollcefoundnearty9,(XX) Beaver Township pollee chief Joe explosives at his borne. r ' ' MAR lET'!'A - Plans for the proposed U.S. 35 by-pass are still on hold, according to Paul Hoffman, district 10 operations engineer for the Ohio Department of Trans porta Uon. "We realize I he by-pass has been In theworksfor a long (ime," he said. "but at this time, tl;lere Is no actual specific schedule as to when It might actually go to construction." The "dirt work" · has been completed on the first part of the three phase project, he said. However, no pavement has b(.en poun'<l and no bridges have been constructed, and there has been no physical construction attempted on the other two phases. The phase on which work has been started calls for 8JI Interchange between U.S. 35 and Ohlo 160 and Is expected to cost approximately $15 million wtten completed. The second phase calls for the construction of a four· lane highway from the Holzer Medical Center to Bidwell-Rodney Road at a cost of around $8.5 million. The construction of a similar highway from Bidwell-Rodney Road toCentervllle Is scheduled for the third phase. The construction costs Of the final segment arc expec ted to run around $26 mllllon, Hoffman sa id . Once the project Is completed, U.S. 35 would be a tour-lane highway from the Silver Bridge crossing the Ohio River to Jackson. The departm<:'nt has budgeted around $94.1,1XXl In 1~ to resurface Ohio 141 from Ohio 233 to Gallipolis, excluding construction completed last summer In the Centenary area, and0hlo325from Ohlol41 toU.S.35. Another $245,000 has been set aside to r-epair the slip in Ohio 7 just scuth of Gallipolis, Hoffman added. The Ohio 32.5 project will also include widening the roadway from 18 to 20 feet and extending the shoulders. .construction on the project wlll begin this summQr, Hoffman added. Also scheduled for repair is the bridge in Ga Uipolls at th<' inters<'Ction of Ohio 7 and 141. Estima tes on the costs of the repairs were not ava ilable and Hoffman said the repa irs may cost mqre than first es timated If "we find 'its In worse shape than we anticipate." 'The Raccoon Creek Bridge, the Addison Br·tdge on Ohio 7 and a one-lane bridge scuth of Vinton are scheduled for replacemenl before 1988. The Riiccoon Creek proj ect Is expected to cost around $~.000. ' \ while$512,CXXIhas been bud!:etedfor the Addison structure and $554,(0) set aside to replace the Vinton bridge. Four small bridges on Ohio 554 east of Porter ha ve also bee!! scheduled for repair at a cost of around $370,000, Hoffman added. Also to be upgraded are the roadside parks and rest areas on Ohio 7 near Ka.nauga and Crown City. The projects, Hoffman said, have not been finalized and have not be<:'n bid. "The only thingwe'redOingatthls time,'' he said, "Is lining up consult.ants. We expect the projects to either be under construction or completed by 1988. All oi these projects have been identified as needed and we are progressing on them.'' Safety pushed this holiday Four face charges in explosion deaths I ' Kindergarten grads Copyrighted t 986 FOR MEN White-Ethridge . Regional opponent ·vot.:ls. No .29 JANTZEN SWIMWEAR .& SPORTSWEAR FOR MEN & WOMEN · See SennoneUe 011 at y enttne ODOT plans to close bridge in 1986 HEADQUARTERS FOR .CLOTHES ••• · LEVI DENIMS Stnl'f 011 Page 3 e conn1e· '""u CLEVELAND (UPI) - Four players selected all six numbers In Wednesday night 's Ohio Lott.o drawing to shaft" the top prize of $2.8 million. The names of the winners will be announced after their tickets are redeemed at a regional lottery offtce, a spokesman for the Ohio Lottery Commission said today. 1be winning nunibers were IS. 19, 25, 29, 32 and 38. The players wiD receive $722,003 each in ~annual Installments ol $36,104.40, before taxes. the spokes· man said. In addition to the top prlze winners, 281 players picked nve ~ the numbers to Win $898 apiece; Also, 11,51!0 players had four numbers, winning $58 each. Sunday excuses r----------;_-------------. MEN'S ·& WOMEN'S YOUR WJgHOUil CflMMAND SVAC all stars Veterans Memorial !.. THUR:S:, Area deaths ~F~~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~;=lH so: Four win Ohio + Two Meigs County women escaped injury when their vehicles colllded Wednesday mprntn8 on Meigs Co. 360, according to the Gauta-Melgs post of the State Highway Patrol. Troopers said Debra Albertson, 28, of Middleport, wali northbound on. JEO, when a southbound car, driven by 22-year-old VIcki Hood of Pomeroy, apparently rounded a curve left of center and struck the left front of Albertson's vehicle. , ' Bothvehlclessustainedmoderate damage in the 7: ';7 a.m. Incident, troopers added. Hood was cited by · the patrolfollowlng the accldentfor driving left of center. Forked Run Slate Park In Meigs Coimty. During the 10 week course, cailets received 4!Kl hours of lnstructlon on criminal law, clvll law, natural resources' rules and regulations, search and seizure and lnvestigattve sldlls. "1bedepartmentlsproudofthese 25 cadets who successfully completed the Intense and stenuous tralntrtg curriculum," said Lt. Gov. Myrl H. Shoemaker, director of the Department of Natural ResoUrces. ( , • errrne- lor, 1o pay for Incurred during his recent 1Une88. Saf!'ty Is the wor'!lbelngpushed by the state highway patrol as the first major holiday weekend gets under· •ay today. "There Is an added risk to every driver In Ohio due to the Increased volume or traffic using our highways.'' said Lt. Dan Henderson . rommander of the ·Gallla -Melgs post of the state highway patroL "Everyone needs to make an extra effort to matie sure that they and their famllles practice safety at all times." Henderson said the patrol will again parttcipat<' In Operation CARE (Combined Accident Reductl\)11 Etfort l overt he weekend. The program Involves deploy. mentofasmanymarkedpatrolcars . as possible on major interstate highways. More than~ percent of tbe troopers at each patrol post will work the holiday weekend helpln~:t' stranded motorists, apprehending drtvers under the lnOuence of drugs 'and alcohol. arresting those com· mUting other hazarQOils traffic. violations and makinglilt> highways: sate. . The patrol urged use of safety belts to cut down on the number of Injury accidents thai occur durtfllt holiday weekends . ' �Friday, May 24, 1981i ~Commentan~ The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ~~ - Bm~ ~v r-n.....I~"'"'T"". r"'T""'E::!d'-==" ROBERT L. WINGETI' PubllsiH!r PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LEITERS OF OPINION arl' weJcorn£>. They s hou _ld I)(> Jess than 300 word s long. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name, addr{'ss a nd telephone number . No unsigned letters will be publ ished . Lett£>r s should be II) good taste, addressing Issues, not. personall!lcs. Congress and foreign policy: the :perennial presidential complaint - Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt. Ohio Friday. May 24, 1985 -~-. What to do with At least In the matter of Paul Thayer, unlike E. F.. Hutton, there was someone there of flesh and blood to stare at. He had a wife at · hand, family, friends - Indeed, very Influential friends. Barry Goldwater wrote a letter about hlm Noses would have been flattered to receive. Still, the judge gave him four years in jail. This is both good a nd bad. Good In the obvious sense. Affluent, pedigreed, public service· minded lawbreakers are in the eyes of the ' taw simply lawbreakers, never mind if back then they earnell a Congressional Medal of Honor. or if back then they headed up the Community Chest Drive,- or P"" vented a ship from hlttingtherocks. Paul Thayer learned the plans of a company of wbose intimate ccrpo· rate workings he· had personal Thayer?--:-_w:_u_lia_m_F._B_uc~k'er-=--Jr. knowledge, so he told a few friends outside the law, one Is still left lo buy Company X. The crime asking the question: Is this a useful consists ln encouraging these lnsld· way to get social requlttal f~m ers to go to the marketplace and Paul Thayer? buy stock, If necessary nudging it There has been a lot of this kind at up a litile to entice the owner thing lately. E. F. Hutton, weleam, marginally Interested in selllng. ma.de something like $8 million by And- thE' law holds quite plausibly the relaUvely simple matter of - In effect st~:allng the profit that timing withdrawal and deposits to would otiH!rwlse have gone to as to cause Just a Httle teeny weeny existing owners when the stock delay to take place between the zooms up on publication of the good withdrawal and th~ corresponding news. deposit. This Is called tiM! noat.The But h;lving described It as float can - be both legal and larcenously as possible, the ques· wonderfully profitable. When you tlon arises: Does It really make buy an American Express cheque sense to sen'ilf'aul Thayer to jail? It for $100, you wtll average tl)ree makes sense to do siJ only In the . months or so before cashing that very Umlted perspective, which is check, and during that period to satisfy muggers that guilty American Express is getting quite· tycoons also pay a penalty. Having rich, thank you, and .not violating satisfied the criminal communlty any law. that corporate bigwigs are riot Another one? This Isn't Ulegal, - tr,ll/lr.............. Stuck in . invisi~le but It Isn't quite ethical, either. The corner bookstore needs credit from mighty Doubleday & Co.. so it orders l,(XXJ copies o! Atihur Hailey's new book, knowing lt can't possibly sell more than 50. The . books arrive on Monday. On Tuesday, the book store returns 950 copies ol the book to Doubleday, cia lmlng credit - on which U proceed~ to buy other Dt>ubleday books. But you see, It is claiming credit for books It won'too bUiedfor until the end of the month. That is kiting. It Isn't Illegal, but, 'well, If St. Peter asked you why you offered l,!XXI books knowing you would only sell 50. you would probably take.the l'lfth Amendment. Ralph Nader, whose Interest is almost exclusively In corporate crime and who sometimes sounds as If corporations are congenitally criminal, wants tougher sentenCes for E. F. Hutton types. And so do I. But these sentences should ·be Imaginative. But what Is the point In sending non-violent men to prison, when prisons are already overcrowded? ·Charles Colson, with his Prison Fellowship program. has been writing and talking about the problem for years. Suppose that Paul Thayer were made to do janitorial wort< In the Pentagon, over whlc h he very nearly presided uritll recently. Isn't that a concrete enough form of punishment? One could, If looking for still more teeth to put Into It, forbid him from going to public places, so !hat IH! couldn't, let's say, leave the Pentagon at noon for his lunch hour, and go to a regular table at, say, ihe HayAdams .for lunch. There are two purposes in putting men behind bars. The first Idea Is to confine them so that they cannot do more hurt to others. The second Is to punish. · Iimb~ ______J_ac_k_A_n_d_e_rs_on__;_&_D_a_·l_e_Vt_an_A_u_a lottery Julian Bond ·No ·votes for Kohl_---.----'----Ar_t_Buc_h_tva_ld Berry's World far more , r Page-2-The Daily Sentinel President Reagan is .frustrated wlth members of Congress having a say in foreign pOlicy. So what else is new? It has been the perennial presidential complaint, patilcularly from those · who want a lree hand in global affairs. The problem is that the lessons of Vietnam are not so easily forgotten . Nor are the pitfalls of giving blank checks to presidents for foreign adventures that involve the United States in a war some lO,!XXlmHes away. The biggest frustration of President Reagan at the moment Is al(l to the rebels, or so-called Contras, who are trying to overthrow the leltist Sandlnista government in Nicaragua . Never has a coven war been supported so openly by Washington. The president is unhappy hecause Congress rejected by two votes his $14 mlllion ald plan for the Contras. The day after the vote, Nicaraguan President Daniel Oriega new to · Moscow, embarrassing the lawmakers who rejeeted rebel assistance. Since then the administration .has been in an "I told you so" mood and claims there is now a shift In the votes. · Reagan, who ·has a deep and abiding Interest in blocking the Sandlnlstas, pOUnded on the table during a Republican leadership meeting, declaring, "We've got to get where we can run a foreign policy without a collllllitteeof . 535 telling us what to do." He referred to the sum total membership of Congress. Aides say that Reagan feels his hands are !Jed by the Boland amendment , fhlch prohibits the United States from trying te ovetihrow the govenunent of Nicaragua. He also doesn't like the War Powers Act, WASHINGTON - Several Africans told somewhat confUctlng EnergyDepatiment approval after which 1'€C)Ulres ·congressional approval for tiM! comniltrnent of troops. White House,. one technician's wife - All ·presldent s have wanted to run their own ~how and foreign policy Is . months agp, 38 American nuclear· s tories . .They said the Americans the fact, and thls Is what the told how she and her husband had react<ir-technlclans.packed u):>thetr . had .· Indeed been toia ·_ that they Americans .!)ave trl~ to do With · • one .· area . wl)ere they . ·have · more. :i:Jpwer uitder .- the ' Constitution. agonlzl'd over .the job offer , and . famUies and went tq work"ln South · 'neected permission tii accept· tli'i> · llelp _frorti, some.:· merilbeP.· ·:Qf Nevertheless, · in thiS day and age; .the PeoPle are l)'lOre attu!led to finally decide<! to .make. the move· Africa,: only to discover tlia t they Jobs: But they·alsosaldthejobsthe . COngress . .But there is as much _ from their Comfortable farm hOme cOmmitments that may involve blOodshed. · · · had broken the law by falling to get Americans were doing were outside opposition as assistance on Capitol ~ Whf n , aske(l what White House polls showed concerning aid to the tri Tennessee. They did so, she saki,' U.S. permission to inake the move: the law requiring a uthorization, so Hill. Contras; spokesman Larry Speakes said he did not know. But other public because at the financial rewards Two have reportedly returned to none was needed. .In !act, It was an Investigation by • opinion PQlls show .that the people do not want another ~uba or Vietnam. and because they thought Hvlng In a In March.. -the SOuth Africans Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass., Tl)ey alSo Jihow a reluctance. to support the forciBle <JVerthrow olthe • this co)lntry :and the rest are stuck foreign country would Q~:.a' valuable "' . · ~~qveinmrnttn -Nic;iragua ; . ··. · ·. · . ... . "., In . a .umbo :-.of b:ustratlon and iufor~ ..!he Energy qep,~rtmentc.. . which djscovered. t_tuit t)l_e men ~ 'ex.perience, for t~lr tl!ree young ~ desp~ir,;legally "uniibt.S 'to· ,.i-ork at that the Americans had·. sto~ .were working: In Sol!th Africa . chU!Iren.<~ . . ·: ..when the Reagan administration flistcarrielnto)JOWer m198l, It deeid£-d · • ·· · · · · ro make a strong stand against leftist guerrilla movements in Central their new, high-paying jobs. - · working after U.S. officials notified ·Illegally. Milrl«iy hitS asked thattbe The nuclear expetis were recru- them they were working Illegally. FBI find out who Is lying: ihe · America. Reagan a ides were saying "We. do not rule out anything" in "One month ago DOE notified lted by the South Alrican Electric· As-a result, the SOuth Africans said, Americans or their South African tenns of protecting Central American nations from a commtinlst my husband and other Americans tllkeover. · · lty Supply Commission to work at the Americans · were given "a recruiters. Until that determination they were possibly working Ulepower stations In South Africa's deadllnetoeltherst;~rtbacktowork Is made, Markey doesn't'want the .When Attorney Genera l Edwin Meese was White House counselor, he gaUy," she wrote. "This came as a . surprise to us, and we were quite wl'ls asked whether he meant the Unlted Sta~ would take military action • expanding n.uclea r -e n ergy orquttandleave,"accordlngtothe workpermlts.issued. program. mi~utes of the Energy Depatiment An Energy Department "fact · disturbed that' we· had not been iil:the Caribbean. He repeated, "We do nQt rule out anything." All the Americans insist that the meeting obtained by our associate finding" team recently returned previously notified of the law." SOuth African recruiters never told VIcki Warren. from South Africa, but Energy That, at leas t, Is IJE>Ing bel~tedly them they would need specific The Americans had two possible Secretary John Herrington hasn't remedied. The Nuclear Regulatory authOrization from the U.S. Energy ways out of their predicament. One decided yet whether to grant the· Commission recently sent tiower Department to take the jobs, was to work at less sensitive jobs American technicians permission companies lnstructlon to tell their because SOuth Africa Is one of the that do not require Energy Depart· to work there. He did tell Markey employees that when recruiters , ' countries that has refused to sign ment permission. But the SOuth privately that he does 0pt Intend to Come around from SOuth Africa or • the nuclear non-proliferation Africans told U.S. officials that "we bting the FBI Into the case. seven other countries that haven't :Wren the Supreme Court ruled tha n In the southern part of the treaty. . can't absorb ' all the Americans" Meanwhile, the American faml· -prollferation treaty, signed the no. n against death-penalty laws ·in"Fur- state: In Georgia, the death penalty In a closed meeting wllh Energy Into such jobs. · lies are growing more desperate as recruits will need the government's man vs. Georgia In 1972, It Is six times ·more Ukely In central . Depariment· officials, the South The other option was to get the months go by. In a letter to the permission to sign 'up. cliaracterized the Imposition of the than in northern Georgia and less s4)Jreme sanction as " freakishl y Hkely in Atlanta than in otiH!r paris rate," "irregular," "random, " "ca- of the st•te. pri~ious,' ' ''urte\ren,'' ''wanton. '' At each stage In the process from "excessive," "dlsproportiona te" arrest to trial to conviction to and "discriminatory." appeal, Bowers a nd Pierce asseti : It didn't get much play In the World War II. The chancellor said Klaus replied, ''Wha) e)se could " It seems s uch a waste," I said. :A five-member majority said the " (The) race of both offender and United States, but after all the party was In so that the reason his the German people say to the "If Kohl failed to benefit by It, death penalty was being applied In victim affect a defendant's chances trouble Ronald Reagan went to in much trouble was because he pollsters, other than tl;ley were for Reagan sure ly didn't either." an . "arbitrary" manner and that of moving to the next .stage." A helping his buddy Helmut Kohl with wasn't allowed to parilclpate Kohl and , Reagan visiting a In the Ger· " How's that?" Klaus asked. thal .was a violation of the Eighth more recent study came to the the West German election, the anniversary o(. the D·Day landings man military cemetery? But once It . "Well, when the President left for t~.mendment's prohibition against same conclusion. chanceUor got clobbered in North at .Normandy the previous year. was over.tiH!y decided to,send Kohl Europe his Teflon sull was all shiny ..cruet and unusual" punishment. University of Iowa law profesSor Rhine-Westphatla. Kohl made a very convincing a message." and glittery. But when he came In reaction to .Furman, state David · Baldus ceded the factual For those of you who can argument that If it hadn't been.for "Which was? .. back from Bltburg It wasscratched .'tligtslations across the country circumstances surrounding each of back, the reason remember that far the Germans there would not have . "'!'hey don't want any more and 1arnlshed. I guess the one thing recast their death-penalty laws, more than 1,000 homicides, includ· the President took his famous walk been a World War II In the first reconciliation ceremonies over everyone has learned from all this usuaity making d~ath mandatory" ing 253 death penalties and sentenc· through the Bttburg cemetery was place. World War II.'' Is that only In Ch!CallQ does the (Dr cetialn offenses a nd adding lng procedures canducted under because ~ohl's Christian Demo"So Reagan, who considers Kohl cemetery vote stUI cou~t." ~guided discretion" statuTes that Georgia's current death penalty crats were being' threatened by a team player, said he Would be Imposed explicit standards to be laws. .. WUiy Brandt's hated Social Demo- happy .to help beat Willy Brandt's lollowed In sent encing. ' His findings demonstrate that crats. Mr. Reagan was led to SoclaUsts In any way he couid. To . The post-Furman statutes even · where whites are · the victims, IJ!llleve If he stopped by Bltburg lor which Kohl suggested they stroll tually produced Gregg vs. Georgia · blacks were more Hkeiy to face the a photo opportunity Kohl would through a German mmtary ceme· fn 1976, which rejected death electric chair. Although blacks beat the Socialists ln a landslide. tery together to show the World that j,enalty taws In North Carollns and represented 00 percent of Georgia's As soon as I heard on the radio bygones can be bygones." t.oulslana and upheld "guided hOmicide victims, killers of.blacks graveyard visit that Mr. Reagan's "So far so good," I said. discretion" as fortnulated by legis· were pllnlched by death less than was for naught I called Klaus Klaus said, "Not necessarily. iauons ln Florida, Texas and one-tenth as often as killers of my stringer In North Berger, Kohl should have known you can't Georgia. whites. Rhine-Westphalia, and demanded go Into a Gerinan miUtary cemeIn Gregg, the couti found that the Among the 42 murderers exe· an explanation. tery without running Into a Nazi new statutes provided safeguards cuted In America since Gregg in Klaus said, "It was a question ol tombstone. After !be visit was that should correct the arbltrari· 1976, 2.1 were whltfiS convicted of . Teflon faUure. Reagan tried to.give announeed thv press found 49 of ness and discriminatory appllca· whites; 11 were blacks convicted of some of hls Tenon to Kohl but it them. Instead of Kohl canceling, he IJon Of tiM! penalty Objected to in killlngwhltes; twowereblackswhO wouldn't stick." · . Insisted that the ceremony still take FUrman. had killed blacks, and one was a "How could that lie? Reagan's It was the worst political place. • But today, 13 years after Furman black who l]ad killed victims of · Tefiqn Is considered the top of tiM! decl$1on ot his life." and nlne years after Gregg, the each race. line In America." . .. Wby?'' ~upreme sanction remains as Webster's New Collegiate DIC· "But It's not transferrable," "Because everyone had (orgotten arbitrary as tt was before those tlonary defines murder as "the Klaus said. "Kohl's mistake was the Nazi regime had done until what rulings, and no less morally crime of killing a person, especially believing lrll he had to do was rub the chancellor announced he and . reprehensible. with matlce aforethought.'! Stateshoulders in . a German military the President were goln& to Bltburg sponsored killing fits another Webs· ~ w. J. Bowers and G1L. Pierce, cemetery With !~President of the · to forget it. Suddenly TV screens In ter dellnttlon, this one of malice: twO scholars, found that In Florida, United States and he'd have every corner of the globe sbowed "(A) desire to see another sutler fDr example, a black who killS a Reagan's Charisma. It obviously fiiiilll of Nazi atrocities and newsthat · may be fixed or didn't work." white 1s 37 times more Ukely to be . papers headlined lengthy stories on put to death than a white whO kills unreasonable.·' "How could Kohl have been so war crimes committed' by the It IS unreasonable for an invisible Off the mark?" anocher white. In Texas, blacks German aimy. Instead of reconcill· ~ho slay whites are 87 times more . lottery to seleet for death fewer "Some political analysts in Bonn atlnn, Kohl opened up every wound likely to receive the death penalty than 1,200 of the more than 33,000 think it Is because he's a dumkpof. from the Second World War. That's murderers presently on America's Let's start at the beginning. Kohl fhan blacks who kill blacks. why he's considered a dumkop!. ... "I can hardly walt until we change au~ COLA In Florida, they found, a death death row, and to base tha~ came to Washington and insisted "But," I said, "accordln!J to the · formula. " • sentence Is two-and·a·half-tlmes selection on race, class and !'lace. ·· that Ronald Reagan include hlm In polls, the Germans supported the That's a lottery we all mw;t lo$!. on the 40th anniversary of the end of likely In the Panhandle region Bitburg visit." The The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 " I " ·' TnACK STARS - The Melp Boys' track team !e~ one TVC champion thls year and that was iiH! 400 Relay team shown above. They are, !rom lelt. TVC CHAMPS - The Tri·VaDey Conlerenee champiOfl Meigs girls' track team featured several ladles w!nnln& TVC lndlvldnal championships. They are shown above, lrom lelt, ftonl row, Unda Slewari, Darrln ~. Ed Kllchen, Mark Hammonds, and Brad Robinson. TVC title, the sectional championship, and also the district championship. Oullllandlng members In· elude, from left, Jodi Miller, Maria MUS!!er, Barb Haifield, Debbie Werry, Jodi Hatrlson and Tammy. Wright. S'ID.L IN REGIONAI.S - The Meigs Lady Marauder softball team Is currently play!nslor the regional championship and a berth Into tiM! stale tournament. They have copped their second straight Tammy Cremeans, Rhonda Hl!ddox. Back row, Dreama English, Channele Turner, Jennl Swartz, Sherrie Southworth, Stephanie English, Rhonda Neece, and (;ouch Gordon Fisher. Randy HoudasiH!It photo. COMPLETES SEASON- The Meigs Marauder baseball iell!l1 recently llnlshed a tine 14-!H season. Winning Ali·TVC lor the team are, !rom lett, Nick Bush (secorid team), Dan Thomas (Drsi team), James Acree (honorable menllon), Scot Gheen (ftr$ U!am and league MVP), and Coach 'Hm Saunders (district Coach of the Year). Thomas, Acree and Gheen were al'IO aD-district selections. Spring sports' at~lete~ ·.re~ognized. ia t Meigs .High. "'R.Oc!< SPRINGS- Meigs High School recently hOnored Its spring . spor:ts a tl)letes which included the , • TVC chatnplon gtrl$2' •'tr ck and - softba~ tear)'ls. _- ·. · . _ · Tbe·Mefgs' sotthau-t am is one of only elghtteams remaining in class AA tournament play and still In the hunlfora 'oncelnaUfetlme'shotat an Ohio state championship. The Lady Marauders are cur· rently at 21·2 and will play this Saturday in the regional finals at Middletown. Members of that team honored · include RoblnBrown,GinaFollrod: Shannon Hlndy, Darla King, Maria Musser, Debbie Werry, Jennl Couch, Jodi Harrison, Cindy Holley, Holly Miller, Carol Smith, Tammy • Wright , Daphne Dillard, Barb Hatfield, Carla King, Jodi Miller, Margie Smith, and Rhonda Zirkle. They arecoac)led by Jon Arnott. Also acclaimed lor being ln . the winners' circle was the girls' track team which wound up with a 68·2·1 season mark against all compel!· tlon.SeveraloftheMeigs' lasses are stlllcompetlngln theregionallevel, vylngforachancetocompetelnthe state meet . The girls' track team members are Kristen Bailey, Dreama Eng· Ush1 Rho!1ila H!iddox, Jennl MUier, .Ll'l"' Pulllni;, AinySatlerfleld, Jennl Swartz, Kim Calvert, Stephanie English, Missy Howard, Julie Miller. Amy Radekln, Sherrie Southwotih, Charmele Turner, Tammy Cremeans, Tam\ny Gardner, Wend! Kloes, Rhonda Neece. Linda Stewart, and Linda Riggs. They were coached by Gordon Fisher. The Meigs' hoys baseball team wound up with a 15·9 record which was highlighted by a 15·3 romp over district champion Wellston and a Ue for first place In the Eastern Division of the TVC. Members included James Acree, Mlk<> Chan· cey, Dave Hoover, Rod Roush, Rick Wise, Nick Bush, Scot Gheen, Chris Kennedy, Dan Thomas, Dave Hendricks, Jay Carpenter, Rodd Harrison , Lee Powell, Jack Welker, Bryan Young (manager ), Joe Parkpr (manager), and Adam Krawsczyn (bat boy). Tim Saund· erswas thetrcoach. · . .· Scott ·PullinS, Dave ·wa·rth, Chlp The Meigs boys track team had a Werry, Brenda Sinclair (statist!· record of 39-:32 and w~consldered to clan) , Lisa Riggs (st a tlstlclan), and beth;strongestthlncladooysteam . April Cl_a,rk (s!J!tlstlclan ~- They ever 3 MHS. Members' Included , were CIJ.lCh~ by Jim OUphant. · Jerry c· B~lk, .· Sc;ot~ Gey~. ~~ . Tb~ boys; reserve baseball team Kitchen, ' Bryan . Kom.. epl · had i!9· 7 recofd, Members included Moore, Brad RobinSon, Tony Welch, Charles Barrett, Mark Corbitt, Jason Bush, Rex Haggy, Mark Chris Hanning, Phil King, Scott Hammonds , Greg La they, Scott Powell, Joey Snyder, Mike Bar· Polcyn, Chris Smith, Denny Welsh, trum, Paul DaUey, Jesse Howard, Darrin Cremeans. Eric Johnson, Mike Kloes, TonyShoemaker,Scott Charles Knopp, Kevin Meadows, ! West ViriYinia track· ,wi1I try e• to open on Sunday, June 2 . MINERAL WELLS, W.Va . Rnln, the number two enemy of motorspoti.s ,' foiled trye attempt by ' the new West Virginia Motor Speedway to open Its doors last weekend so this multl-mlllton dollar track will try again on Sunday . afternoon, June. 2. Nothing has changed from tllf' past weekend, same type cars, All ·Star Circuit,- of Champions wedge late models and local hobby st ocks and same times, grandstand at 10: ~ a.m .. warmups at opening honors1 joining Jeff Burleson and noon and the first of many races at WUI Ha\slop of SOuthwestern, Brian• 2: 30 p.m. Hawks of North Gallla, and South· The two things the delay did do ern's Scott Wickline. was to give the construction crew Making the selection were: Jake more time to complete the 101 small Babst, Kyger Creek; Brett Wilson. Items that might not have been Hannan Trace; Scott Wolle, East· finished by May 19 and It also gave a ern; Jack James, Southwestern; number of other car owners a Steve Saunders, ·North Ga!Ua and . ch.ance to have their machines Mlck Wlriebrenner, Southern. 1985. AII-SVAC Dream Teams ThurSday evening, both boys' and girls' diamond coaches from all schools In the SVAC gathered at Kyger Creek High School In Cheshire to select the 19&5 SVA dream teams In baseball and softbalL Kyger Creek dominated the boys' selections as three membe"'i made first team from the SVAC and Sectional Championship team. Softball coaches- Pam Douthitt, Eastern and Kyger Creek doml· Eastern; Sharon. Venoy, Kyger natro the girls' softball selections Creeki David Moore, North Gallla; as Co-champion of the SVAC. Don Saunders, Hanna n Trace; Mel Kyger Creek's Lori Graham, a Carter. Southwestern; and John senior, freshman Renee Ward. and Dudding. Southern. sophomore Kelly Roush gained flrst ·team honors, while Rhonda Barnes and Julie Dillon of Hannan Trace, DlaneNida of Southwestern, PL&yer-..'ichonl Year · and SOuthern's Karen Hemsley SIPVr WauRh . I< C ........ .... 1............ , , ., .. , .. l2· rounded out th e !\rst team Larry Edti;E>, KC ........ ................ .. ...... .... l:l Bill Ward, KC ............... ... ..... ............... 12 selections. RoyC<' Blssclt. E .. .. ................... ... .. ........ 11 Tonya Savoy and &>th Berkhl· EddlP Collins. E ........................... ......... 10 mer of Eastern gained honorable Phi! Bailey, HT .... ............................ ..... ll [)(>k(' BA111es, HT ... ..... .......................... 11 m<>ntlon as did Rnchel Reiber of J(•ff Burleson, SW ..................... ......... .... U Witt HaL•top. SW ..................................12 SOuthern . Brian Ha"•k.s. NG .. l • • • • ••• • , . ..................... u AII-SVAC teams are Idle now ScOtt WtrkllnC', s .........-............ ,; ............ 11 except for Eastern. EHS Plays the Regional Tournament finals on Saturday. Ulll5 otrts• SofU..U Kyger Creek pitchers Steve SVAC O...m Teom Waugh and Larry Edge gained first • <n. Team> team honors a long with teammate. Pla""r-&hool ve.. Krtstl Gaddts, E ............. .<.................... 12 BUI Ward. · . 1MVP1 Junior flrstbaseman Royce Bls· Dtono While, NG ................ ............ ....... 12 sell earned all·league honors, along Lon Graham, t<C .. .......................... ..... 12 Lea· Ann Gaul, E ..... ..................... .... ..... 12 with sophomore pitcher Eddie Dtonc Nlda, sw .. ..... . ........... .. .........11 Collins of Eastern. Eastern ended ~~r;:tcyi: s ............... ..............12 'in 7311 wlthH . 'K .............. .... ................. 9 the season a · e annan Angle Sl)ei!C<'I", E ........:.. ............. ,......... 12 Trace for second place. RhOnda Bames, 111' ............................... 12 Juniors Phil Bailey and Deke 1001110"' HT ........ · .............. .... .. .. ... IJ ly Roush.l<C .. ............................ .. ... 10 Barnes of Hannan Trare gained top = fi!\ ready for the opener. Falling )Jlto that latter category is the Marietta late model duo of Dave Robinson· / Dave Hennessey who are st ill waiting for a motor. There Is also speculation that an additional num~r of hobby stock cars will be ready by June 2. This would greatly compliment tiM! already hard dtivlng hobby stock forces that lnciude Steve Burnside. Parkersburg, John Hooper, Ma· rletta, Eddie Hlcklp and Mark French. Pomey, and Jim Taylor, Circleville. West Virginia Motor Speedway Is located just south of Parkersburg on I·TI at the Mineral Wells exit. Recent tgalks have now com· pletely f_lrmed up the NDRA "Stroh's Natlonal100" $30,!XXI stock appearing late model sbow at WVMS set for June 15-16. WUIIarns, Donnie Becker, Donnie .Fry, Todd Hysell, Steve Musser, and John Sisson. Cliff Kennedy was thelrcoach. Mem~rs ·· _of · Coach Tract . Burdett~: s )<Iris' ~rv!! .sottb;lll, honored Included · Julie·. Baity,. . Tammy Eblin, Teresa ·Johnson, CindyRiffle.ShannonSJav\n,Candy Statts, Margie Baker, Dee Hender· son, Sue Parsons. Cheryl Roush. Kim Stewan, Shan non Stewati, Cathy Cati.er, Julie Hysell, Mar· garet Rh(!des, Terri Roush, and ShellyStobati . Thebanquetwassponsoredbythe Meigs Athletic Boosters; .Jim Soulsby, president, Phil Hamson, vice president. Pat Kitchen, secretary, and Susan Tracey, treasurer. HARMON PARK POOL 2 hi St. & Monroe Ave. Pt. Pleasant, WY. OPENING SAT., MAY 2S Daily Admission Adults ............................. 12.00 Students ......................... 11.00 Youth .................................. soc S.ason Passes Available HORSE SHOW SEASON SEE MODERN SUPPLY ...-------------------------1 FOR ALL . YOUR '1 ,000 REWARD FOR INFORMATlON LEADING TO THE ARREST & CONVICTION OF PERSON OR PERSONS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEFT OF CABLE T.V. EQUIPMENT ON.RT. 62 NEAR LAKIN, W. 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Anotber bright spot lhnt exists is that no senors are on the team, which mnsists of lour juniors, seven sophomores, and seven freshmen, thus aU return next year. Pictured are team members, front, 1-r, Donna Curtis, Ruth Nutter, MeUssa Nutter, Heverly Wigal, Margaret Homer, Angellque Yesterday's Dally Sentlnelllsted the 1~ Meigs baseball team as the only MHS team to represent the school in the Ohio state tournament was In error. Meigs has been represented on two occasions, first In 1976 by the Meigs baseball team and again In 1~ by the Meigs softball team. Both times Meigs lost In the first round of the state tournament. The 1976 baseball team was the classic example of a cinderella team. The Marauders, led by the battecy of pitcher Jeff McKinney and catcher Kenny Jo Mankin, lost to Elida 1.0. The Marauders. coached by Dale Harrison, had a losing record during the regular season and entered the state tournament h~vlng won only one more game than they had lost. In that 1.(} loss, McKinney hurled a one-hitter, that a wlnd·blown triple In the first inning that produced the game's only run, while the Elida pitcher hurled a no-hitter at the Marauders. The I9!1J Meigs softball team, Starcher, Pam Lawrence, Missy Cutaway, Janet Werry and Edla Bailey. Back - Coach Ralph Wigal, Jenny Lee, Deanna Rockhold, Ginger Hayman, Aleshla Holsinger, April Ritchie, Tammy Roberts, P.wta Cowdery, Missy ReMley and Susan Swain, scorekeeper. Curtis, Melissa Nutter, Wigal, Homer, Lawrence, BaUey, Lee, Rockhold, Hayman, Holsinger, Ritchie and HeMiey quaUfled for the District, while Aleshta Holsinger, April Ritchie and MeUssa Nutter advanced to tbe district with a chance of going to the state. Plays Brookville Eaglettes ·face strong Portsmouth Clay By SCOT!' WOLFE WAVERLY- Wednesday even· ing the Eastern Eaglettes girls' softball team accomplished something that no other Eastern girls' softball team has ever done- earn a berth In the regional finals, only one game away from a trip to the state tournament in Columbus. Wednesday . Eastern defeated Columbus Wehrle 84 in seven mnlngs to advance to Saturday's Regional finals to be played at 1 p.m . at Waverly High School against perennial Cla~s "A·· power Portsmouth Clay, 26· L Eastern ts now 22·5 overall. Eastern Is led by the outsta nding leadership of four seniors -Angle Spencer. Lea Ann Gaul. Krist! Gaddis and Beth &>rkhimer. Among the steady play by its senior performers Spencer sparks the offense with a .321 hitting clip. including 28 RB!s, 'l:l hits, 61 runs-scored, and 48 walks. Gaul owns a .302 average. which'lncl~des ·,. 29 hits, :1$ RB!s, 00, ru'ns-scorec) and 42 walks Gaddis Is hitting 287 With 32 RB!s, 25 hits, 37 runs-scored, and 24 walks. &>rkhimer weighs in with .· a .210 average With 13 hits and 33 walks to her credit. The overall Eastern team effort is led by Junior slugger Amy Young who has a .351 hitting average, mcludlng 33 hits, 34 runs-batted-In, 53 runs scored and 38 walks. Arlene Ritchie has collected the most RBis on the roster with 37, while possessing a red·hot .326 hlltmg percentage. Ritchie has 28 hitstohercreditand47runs·scored. Sophomore Tanya Savoy Is hit· ling .303 and h~~ 31 RB!s whlle holding down second In stolen bases with 70. Spencer leads the teatn with &3. Junior Kim Dent has been an integral part or' Eastern's solid team effort with a good fielding hand and keen batting eye. AJ. though batting only .179, Dent has walked 25 times and scored 32 runs. Sophomore Lesa Rucker Is hitting .284 with 23 hits and 36 RB!s. The Eaglettes have a solid hitting team, great pitching, and have been Improving steadily through· out the season defensively, playing true to their championship form . In addition to freshman Ritchie fourotherfreshmenhaveproduced strongefforts: BonnieKoenlg,Amy Connolly, Melanie Mankin and Amy Berkhimer. The Eaglettes are coached by head varsity eoach Pam Douthitt and assistant Don Jackson. Dou· Reps give strike authorization CHICAGO (UP!) Major- and the executive board of the league baseball players. who have Players Association agreed Thurs· struck twice in the last 14 years, are day to seek a strike vote from being asked to authorlte another membership. ·. . stoppage: . . No· date for a strike was set, but Reaci.inli'to what union' head DOn · Febr caUed t he vote a necessity to · Fehr called "the prolonged refusaf get the 6-month-old negotiations or the clubs to meaningfully moving. bargain," player representatives .· KE~ MIDDLETOWN .- The Meigs Lady Marauder softball team wUI play Brookville Saturday at2p.m. at Le!ferson Park here In the class AA regional finals. The winner will advance Into the state tournament In Columbus next week. BrookvUie defeated King's Mills High School 3-2 In 12 Innings yestl'rday to earn the right to play the Lady Marauders. Meigs had defeated Sheridan 13-4 Tuesday In the first round of the regional tournament. thitt Indicated she Is extrem ely pleased with her team's effort this season, acknowledging that at first they didn't know If there would be enough players to field a team. Since the early going Eastern has come on strong, Improving a 9·5 record It held midway through the season, and not suffering a loss since that time. Eastern has maintained a strong pitching staff, highlighted by ace Gaddis, who has won 15 games a~ainst only one loss. That single loss came early In the season and' since that time Gaddis has won 14 in a row. Amy Young has also done a good job on the mound for the Eaglettes. Eastern's opponent, Portsmouth Clay, has won the state tournament three of the last five years, handing powerful Meigs one of only two losses this banner season. Clay, fielding a vetera n line-up, depends upon the skills of Its freshman pitching ace. which featured Terri Wilson on the mound, lost to eventual state champion Warren Champion 13·1. Champion then won In the state finals 11·1 over Jamestown Greenview. This Message and Church Directory OUR PRICE OF FREEDOM WAS OFTEN THE LIVES OF OTHERS The Daily Sentinel !USPS 11&-960) A Dlvl8kln (tf Multimedia, Inc. 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Slblr study. 7 30 p m; Thursday , ThC'OC'ratlt' SC hool 7. 30 p.m SC>rvlcc m£'etln~::: . R· 20 p.m CHUH CH OF COD OF PROPHECY . Locatf'd on 0 . J Whirr> Hoad or H l~hway 160 Pat Henson . pas tm . Sundcn School 10 a m ClaJ;Sf"S for a ll a~{'S, Juni or Chureh 1 1 a m ; MOl nln g wors hip 11 a m Ad olf Choir practlc£' tip m S und a>,~ '\"ounp; Pe o· pie's, Chlldr£' n'!i C hurch and Adu lt Blblr Study. Wednrsda v c.1t 7: :lll p m HOP F. BAPTIST CH/\P EL 570 Ct'a nt St., Middleport Afflll a tl'd wtt h South ern Bapt ist Convenuon. Su nda y Schoo f lOam. ; Morning wor.shlp 11 am .: F:vf• nln~ worship 7 p m. \Vtx lnPsday evf'nln.~ot OlblP study and ~'" Y''' lfl£'{'1]n~ 7 p.m . BRADFORD CHUR CH OF CHRIST, St Rt 124andCo Rd '1 MarkSf'f'\'{'l,,mlnls· if'r. Sundetv School Supt Ha rrv Ht'n · drlcks; Sund<t .v School S ~l iJ m: MornlnJ!: worship 10 JO a . m : EY{'n in.e: worshiP 7 p . m. WrdnC'sdav worshi p 7 p m . ST PAUL LUT HEHAN CHUR(:H , Cqrner Sycamor{' and Setond Sts .. P o· me roy. 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Specially priced for this ad. $5,99500 1984 1984 1983 1984 1980 1982 • AutoiNIIt OverdrtveJ transmtsslaf'l • Power Sreerino • Power brakeS cond~ioning • Powtr Windows • T111 $leering wheel • 6-Wiy power driver's sui • lnteiVII windshield wipers • Air .-OUUIIIOIII OOM.I .•,..,. .... · It f..u n ,.. .., ~rt~ncors ~c~..,.... """,...._..,,_. , ..,....~t_- !.ftoit_fWMIIDIIIII. ..._ ......... _, ....... -!lfAu:ftfOIIDfTAIU TRINITY CHURCH, R<v W. H Petrin. It w,as bought for us over all the years of our na · pastor; [)('bble Buck, Sunday School Supt. Church School9: 1$ a.m.; wor'ShJp Se•vle.lO Jl t1on's history; and the pr1ce was all too often paid am. Choir rehPars:d, Tuesdav, 7·l) p.m. undef dlru11on d AliCl• N('ast>, iri blood. by those who were l{nselfish enough to POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA· RENE. O..tr£'1' Union and Mull:x>i1), Rev 212 want us to enjoy these blessings after they were Thomas Glrn McClung, pastor Oyde Hender· 992·3785, Pomeroy son, S. S. Supl , Sun~y School. 9:)) am. gone . Remember them on Memonal Day, and on momtngwllnihlp lO::Ua.m, evcnlngS£>TV!ce6 p m.; mid· week scrv!Ci', Wednf"Sday , 7 p m . MEIGS every Sabbath day by attendmg your House ol War · GRACE EPISCOPAL CHUR0-1 :r.!H E COOPERATIVE PARISll Matn. St .. Pomeroy. Sunday servlre;: llol ~· UNITED METHODIST CHURCH stiip, the cho1ce of wh 1c h is yet one more sacred communion on !he:' ftrst Sunday of each month li'ay Sau~r, Director and co mbined with morning prayer on the He~ .•lamf!A E. Corbitt, Assistant p~1v ile ge t hat their sacrifice won for us on the field MIDDLEPORT PENT ECOSTAL . Third lhlrdd Sunday. Morning prayer and sermon on NOKTI,fEAST CLUSTER Av e Rf"\' ('tll rk Bak<'r. pastor. Ca rl Not all other SUndays of !he month. Church School Rev. Don Archer of battle. While you are there·. g1ve thank s to God tln ~ ham . Sunday School Supt. Sunday and Nurwry care provided. entree MurIn The Re\1. Roy Deeter 5(· hoOI 10 a .m. with classE:>s for 1111 alites . for what they d1d , and pray to H1m that our con· Parish Halllmmediatelv Collowlnglh<.>servlCl'. Re\1 , Seldon John~on Evemn ~ S('rviCC'S at 6 p,m. Wf'dnesday E;lf · POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W ALFRED - Chu rc h SChool 9:30 a .m ., blr ~ ludv a1 7·.10 p m . Youth ser vices Fri tmumg vigilance will 1nsure our freedom w1thout Main SL. N('il Proudfoot, pastor. Bible School Wors hip, 1l a.m., UMYF, 6,30 p m., UW. d:~ v at7: 30p m 9:XIam, Mornlngwo.rship, lO:l>am .. Youth Third Tuesd<~y, 7:30p.m. Communion, ECCLESIA FF.Ll.OWSHIP !!ll Mill St . the necess1ty for any fufther payment of th1s trag ic rrK'etlngs. 6.{1) pm. Evening worsh1p. 7 OOp first Sunday. (A1Cher) Mlddl••port . Rrotht•r· Ch uck McPhf"rson m. Wedliesduy nl~ht prayt'r m('(•llng and 8\blt' CHESTER - Worship 9 a m ; Churc h p<t.,.IOr Sunda y SC'hOOI 10 ,1 m : Sund8\' pnce for it in hum an lives. study . 7.m p.m. School lOam ; Bible Study, Thursday , 7 p . PVC'nln~ ~f" r vkf'S at 7 p m and WC'dnrsday THE SALVATION ARMY. U5 Butt('!Tlul m., UMW, first Thursday, 1 p m .; Com· !O(l rvie>PS at 7 p m. A...-e, Pom£'1'0)' . Mrs Dora Wining In charge. munlon. first Sunday (Arch~ \. ANTIQUITY HAPTIST. Eurl Shuler, prayer service Thursday, 7. 30 p m. Sunday hOIIne~s m('{'tlng. 10 a m : Sunday .JOPPA - Worship 9:30 a:rn .; Chu rch F.vangells llc ~rvlc€' 7.30 p rn. Wedn€'s· p<~stor, Sundav Schoo l~ :.1 a.m : Ch urt'h CARLETON tNTERDENOMINA · SchOOl. lO:JJ am. Sunday SChool. YPSM School 10 :30 a.m. Bible Study, Wedncs day: PrayE"rmc-etlng7 ;lCJpm Thursday. S£~rvlc'<:,.. 7 p.m : Youlh m('{'!lng. 6 p .m . TIONAL CHURCH.'Kingsbury Road Rev Eloise Adams. leack'r 7::ll p.m. Salvation day. 7: 30p.m (Johnson) . ZlON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· TU{'Sda'\• Bibl£1 STud\' at 7 p.m David Curfman, pastor Sunday School mrettng, val1ous spraket'S aJXI music sP«'\als. LONG BOTTOM - Chu rch Sc hool 9:30 HarrlsonviJie Rd . Robf."rl Purt£>11 , minis· FUl.L COSPEl. t.rGllTHOUSE 3:1045 9· 30 a m : Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening wor· a.m.: 1Worstllp 7 p .m.; Bible Study, Wed · tcr: Slev(' Sta nley:s. S. Supt: Blll Mc EI· Thursday, U:l> 11.m. to 2 p.m. I...adk'S Home Hiland Road . P omflrov . Tom Kt>ll y, pa s· ship 7: 30p. m Prayer meetln~ , Wednes· Lrogue, memrers In charge, au women n('Sday. 7:30 p.m : tJMYF, Wednesday, rov, Asst. Supt.; Sunday SchOol 9: ~a .m ., to r· Dannv La mtw11 , ~ S. Supt . Su nday day'7: 30 p.m Invited; 6:45 p.m. Thursday, CoJl)S Cadet 6:00 p~m; Communion First Sunday. Worship service 10:30 a.m.: Eveningwor· morn in~ H'n IC'f' at 1H a m . Sunday rvenLONG BOTTOM C HRISTIAN, Jody Classs (Young Proplc-BibW), 7. :J) p.m Bible (Archer ) . , ship Surlday 7 p m. and Wednesdav . 7 p .m. ln~ sNVi('(' 7 :\0 p m Tut>sd.t)' and Thurs· Holland, pastor: Wallace Damewood. Study and Prayur rneellng, open to the pubJic. REEDSVILLE - Church School 9:30 a. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pin{' dav Sl'rvl('(•s ,t t 7 :10 p m .Sunday Sc hool Supt. Wor;;hlp service.~ a POMEROY WESI'SIOE CHURCH OF m .: Worship Serv ice 11 :00 a.m !Deeter). Grovl'. The Rev . William Mlddlc9warth, \V0Rn OF FA IT H ~1.3 Mill St .. Middle~ m .: Bible School 10 a.m . CHRIST, 332260Uk:lren'!jHomeRoad (Counry TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAULpastor Ch un·h servlc(> 9;30 a m. ; Sunday pori Sond:Jy mornin g sC'r'V]C(' 10; 1:1\1 m : HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. Road 76). 992·52.'fi Vocal music Sunda~· War· Church Schoo l 9 am., Worship 10 a .m.; School 10 30 a. m . Sundav f'\'f'nln~ ";: .10 rhur .,dav m ornln.R: Rev. 1'hereon Du1ham. pastor. Su nday !ilhpJOa.m.~ Bible Study 11 a.m.; Worship 6p. Blbl" Study. TuE-Sday, 7.30 p .m .; U""W , BRADBURY CHUR~H OF CHRIST, Blblr 'stud v 10 a .m WC'dncsdav £>veninJi1 ' Schoo l at 9 30 a m , Morning wor!'>hlp at . m._WeQn~y, Bible Study, 7 p m · Third Tuesday, 7:30 p,m,.; CommuniOn .John Wright , pass lot Sunday School 9:30 7: ilUp, m · u lVINO WORD C HESTE~ CHURCft lO:;JO a.m ; Sllnda y eVE>I'}Ing ~crv l cf" at 7:30 . Ot..D DEXTER BIBLE • O UUSTIAN . ._ First Suni1ay (Archf,lrL am: L~rry Ha y nes.$ ~ S. Supt: Mq1nlng NP: W H/\VEN \ HURG'H OF THF. NA.OF GOD·Cllberi'Spc.nc.t•r , pas101 Su·n. p.m . Thursday .c:ervices at 7· 30 p. m.' ~ · CI-IURCH.· Charles Hatfield, pP,o:;tOr: Linda • CENTRAL CJ..USTf::k worship 10: ~llt a m . · 7.o~\RF.Nt:. RP\'. Gh•ndQ[! Stroud. pastor day School 9: JO IL m .: Mornlnp; sf.rvtc£> FREI;DOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald Swan, Supt. SUnday SChool9:;JJ !l.m, prrochRe\1, Jamd E. Corbitt RACINE CHURCH OF' THE NAZi\· • Sunda v ~k h oo\9 . :()a m ; Wdrshlp s£'rvkf'. 10:00a.m , Sunda vev enin~servkC'7 : 00p Knob, located o n County Road 31. Rev. In~ servlct'S. firs! and thlrd SUnday folkw:ln!!l &elf:. Sle\ICn Nelson RENE. R£>v . Thom aJol H Collier, pa~tor 10; 30 a ,m Youth s£'rvlu• Sunda\' 6' 15 p. m .. Mid-week prayC'r s('n.lcC' WMinesda y Lawrence Gluesencamp. pastor . Rev . Sunday School. Youth mcctln~. 7: :1) p.m. E"V Rev.ltlchard Rothemlch M<.~ rtha W olfl', Cha il'm a n of th(' Board or m ~unda ~· £' \' l' n ln~ Sf'r\ lr f' 7: 00 p m . WNI 7 p m Roger Willford, asst. pa s tor . Preac hln~ <'!')' SundaY. Rev. Robert E. RGbl111on Chrls!lan Llf('. Sunday Sc hool 9: 30 a. m.: nosd<t y Pra ,\l<'r Mwtlnl! <~nd Bl bl{' Studv MT. Ol.IVE CO MM UNITY CHUR CH, services Sunday 7:30 p. m .?.rayt>r meeting ·GRA HAM UN ITED METHODIST . Re\1, Andrew Rubenkln1 Morntn~ wor·sh lp JO::tO a.m.: Sunday 7·00pm. • Lawrl'n ce Bush. pastor . Max Folmer. Sr. Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m ., Cary Griffith . P1eachln~ 9 :l(J am , first and sE>oond Sun ASB.UR'i (lyr-acuse)- Wonhlp 1l a.m . Pvl'nlng WOI'Shlp 7:.10 p .m . Praye r m eet In~ NEASE SEITI.EMF.NTCHURC'H. Sun- : Supt Sunda y School a_nd Mornln.t:!' Worship leader. Youth groups Supd ay evenln& at ~ dityS of t"aC'h month; th ird a nd fourth Sun· - ; Churc h School 9:45 a.m.; C~arg£> Sible .. ,7. .10 p, ril . WedneSday. ·· da\' 1ifiC'rnoon srrvtrf'l'i at 2. XI . TtJUrsda.v ... 9" :JO a .m.: Su nd av C'Vf:ln lng servlc<', 7 p ,m ;· 6. JO.p m wlth Ro~::er and VIolet Wlllford d. days.f"~~h month wo rJ>hl p S<'t 'VIcf's at 7· :10 ~ _ Study, We<!.nesday, "1' 30 p.m.; UMW: flnU , LIBJ!:IJTY CHRIST IA N OHURCH,J)cx(' \'l" nln~ sf'r\'l l'l'!i at 7 30, · ~ ... " Youth meeting (!n<I_.. Blbl(' ~u!l:df. Wtdncs • leaders . Comnwil!o n servlc<' .flr!ll Su nday ~Tuesda y, ~o; 30:- p ftl ., Choir Rehearsal. ...fer Wood y C11l l, pc~stor. S~rvtc&, Sundav J FIRS't 8APT I~T CHURCH. Ma!«Jn , W p m , Wl'dnesdav. rn•nlng!l at 7 :JO p m . day •. l p .m. · . . · · •. · , each month · · •. · · • P.aypr und Alhlf' Stud~~ · · Wednesday 6- 30 p m .~ UMW, fourth Su n· .. 1/J a .m .~;~nd 7 p m. W~n<>Sday, 7 ·p.m UNlTED FAI,TH CHURCH. Rl, 7on .P~ ~ \'a. P..a.,tor: Bill MUf"ph v. Sunday Srhool llf WHITE'S CHAPEL ' WESLEYAN r•.m , Sundin, <''' (•hln ~ 7: :10 p.m. Pra)•cr SE VENTH·DA'r' Ai>VENTIST. Mu.lbday, 6:30p.m. (Nelson) merov · Bv- Pa ~~ . R('v, Robert E Smith. Sr . CHURCH- Coolville RD. {tev. Phlll!p RIm{'(•tm~ and Rlb lf" study Wt"dnC'sdav. 7:.10 f'rr·y Hel~hts Road Pom£1rov. Michael PI ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a. m.: , pastor. 'Melvin Drak€', S S. Supr Su nda y denour. pastor. Sunda y School 9· X! a . m .; RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Stl"V<' p.m F:v('ryo n£' "f"lcomf'. onkowskl. pastm·: MariC' Spli'C'S Sabbath Ch urch School10 a m .; Bible Study, T ues · Schooi9· .' J O am , Morn ing Worship lU: 30; worship service 10:30 a.m.; Bible st udy J?f'nv£>r, Pastor .Ro bert Smith, Sunday RUTLAND FIU: E WILL RAPTIST. Sa· SChool Supt. S <~bboth School at 2 p m. on day . 7:30p. m.; UMW. First Monc:tay. 7:30 Evrnlnp; Wnrs hlp 7:30 p. m ; Wqdnf'sdav and worship scrvice1 Wednesday, 7 p .m . School Supt .. Sunda y School 9:30 a.m ; lt"m St. Rf'\' Paul Ta\'lor. pastor. Sunday : Sa turd;:no with worsh ip scrv lcf's following p .m.: UMYF. Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Re Prayer S..rvlc<'. 7:.10 p.m . , RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHR IST, Momlng worship 10: 40 a m ; Sunday SC'hOO ilO u m .. Su nd.w f'Vf"nlng 7 :W p ,m .: ... nt 3: t5 ·p.m . · hearsal. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday tRot heFAITH BAPTIST CHURC H. Railroad Mark Jones, pastor. Bill N icholson, Sun· rvrnlnf': worship 7: .10 p m.: Wedn e!'lday Wi'tln rs(IU " rvrntng 1>1:.1\f'r m1'('1lng 7· 30 ... RUTLANfl FIRST BAPTIST CHURC H' mlch I ' St . Mason. Sunda'' Sct'lool 10 a m.: Morn · day School Supl . Sunday Schoo19 30 a . m , f'Vl"nlng Blblr studv 7: :KJ p m . · p.m - Slst€'r Harri e tt Warm•r , Supt Sunday FLATWOODS- Church School, 10 a. m . ing worship 11 a .m .; Ev<'nl n~ ~('r\'ICI' n p Morning Worship and Communion 10 .J) a BURLINGH~M COMMUNITY SOtiTH RETHEL NEW TESTAMENT " St hool9:30 am .: Mornlnp; Wo tshlp, 10 : 45 : Worship, ll a.m.; Bible Study, Thul'lid· m. PrayC'r ml'C' tlnli: and Bible Stud) Wt'd m. CHURCH, Burlingham. R('V Okey Ray CHURCH . ~1\wr Rldg<' Ou.tn(' SydNh. a .m . day, 7 p.m .; UMYF, Sundlly, 6 p m ncs dU\', 7 p.m RUTLAND BlBLE METHODIST Amos LaundE>rmllt, pastor . Ph. 992·7324. S:unduy ~I IICkf'r. pa-.tor Sund in S<'hool 9 a .m :~ POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. David (Rothemlch) . , FOREST RUN BAPTIST R(' \' Ny iP Tillis , pastor Jay Stiles, sup! Sund ay SC'hooll O. 00 a .m .. Su nday f'Vt>nlng s!'rvlc(' C' hun·h c;('J \Irt' 10 am Rlblf' StUd\' Wed· M<~nn. minist er Wil liam Snouffc>r. Sundav FOREST ' RUN - Worship 9 a m: Borden, pa sto r Cornellu " Bunch, Jolupl. School9 30 am .: Morning worship. 10:30 7 00 p m . WE'dn£'sday t•v(.'n !ng ' s('J\! I<"t'. n t>s:ti<~V at 7 1(1 p m .lun(· thru Sf>pl l'mhCr . Sc hool Sup1 S11nday School. 9 :UJ ,1 m : ChuJ"ch Sc hool 10 a m.; Choir practice, Sunday School 9. 30 ll m . St"cond and am .; Sund ay evening sf>rvlce 7:1)0 p.m . 7 00 p m . 7 p m: Octolx'r th l'u M<n Su nday C'V<'nlnt fy1ornln~ Worship tO<Wl am . • Tuesday, 6: 30pm; UMW, first Tuesda'y , four! h Sunday~ worship sr r\'ICC' a t 2: :ro p. Wednesda~· !lervlcf' 7 p. m . WMPO proFcllo~ ship i p. m .Jun(' thr'u Sf'pt('mb<>r, 6 ~ FTRST SOUTI-IF.RN BAPTIS'r Po 7 30 P m . (Nelson~ m gram 9 a.m. each Sunday. p m Ortohf"r lht'U M.•v ~ PINE GROVE HOLI NESS CHURCH . ' I mercy Pike D<tv ld Hun I. pas lor : .Juck HEATH (Middleport) - Chu rc h SchOol. MT MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourlh and RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· m!l('off Rt .125. Rt>v &>nJ . Walls. pa~t or Nf'rds. Sund.a v Schoo l Dlr('(.•ctor. Sunday ~· :IJ a.m "; Worship 10:30 a.m.: Bible RENE . Rev . Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor. Lef" Russf'll, S S. Supl. Sunda y Sch oolS: W Scool. 9:00a.m .: Mo rnin f!: Wor ship, 10: 30; Stud y, Tuesday, 10 a m.; UMW. second Sunday School9 30 a m .; Worshlp!t!el'vil'e am .: MornlnR Worship 10·30 a . m .: Sun ('Vf"nlng worship. 7: 00p.m Tue sdav Vtsl Monday , 7:30p .m .: UM W second Mon 10: 30 am .; Y'btlng peopl e's ser vice 6 p.m. day cvf:"nln~ sf'rvlcC' 7· :ll p.m .: W<'dnes latlon. 7 p.m. Wednesday. Pravf'r Sf'rvlcf', day, 7:30p.m., UMM. Third Mon~ay , 7:.10 Evangelisti c servtce6: 30 p . m . Wednesday dav S(' rvtcC'. 7• 30 p .m . · 7:30 p .m .: MIRslon Frl£1nd~. 7 :Wpm, p.m. !Roblnsonl service 7 p .m . G irl s In Aelion, 7: JO p m MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mltler FAITH TABERN/\CI.F~ CHUR CH. A<tl · a.m.: Church Sc hool, 11 a.JD.; UMW, third SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little. St., Mason, W.Va. Eugene L Conger. mi· ]('y Run Rand, Rev. Emmell Rawson. pas· Wednesday , 1 p. m , Choir practk'E:', Mon· pastor. Stev<' Lillie, S S Supt. Sunday nlster Sund ay Bib!(' Study 10 a m ; Wor· tor . Handlt•y Dunn , supl. Sunday School. day, 7: 30Pm. (Nelson) St'hool 10 a m., Mornln~ worsip . 11 a m . ship 11 a.m . and 7 p m Wednesday Bible 10 a.m.; S urida yl\vtmln ~ S<'rvlce.'7·:l0p.fl') PEARL CHAPEL- Worship Service 9 Sunday f'vcnln.'{ worship 7: :m p. m Prayer Study, vocal music , 7 p m : Bible f('>ac hln)t. 7. 30 p m. Thursday. am.; Chur ch, School 11 am .; UMW se· mt•£1tin!'l and Bible study Thursda y. 7· JO p. UBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud SYRACUSF. MISSION . CHerry St . Sy· cond Tuesday 7:30pm.; UMVF !a.st Tues'· rn: Yout h mrellnp: Wednesday at 7 p m. ding Lane, Mason. W Va J . N Thacker, racuse . Se1vlc£>s, lO :J. m Sunda y. Evening · day, 7·30 P m. (ubenklng) pastor. Evening service 7'30 p.m.; Wo· s('rvlces Sunday and Wednes dav at 7:00 p . POMEROY - Chur ch School. lJ: 15 a.m. men's Ministry, Thur sday. 9:30 a .m.: CHRIST IAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. m · : Worship service, 10 lJ a .m .: Choir rcWednesday P rayer and Bible Study , 7 15 :1~n N 2nd Ave.. Mlddh.• porl. Sunday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST hcarsa l Wl'dnesda)i, 7:30pm .: UMW. sep.m . School 10 a.m . Sunday eve nlnp: '6:00 p.m. 1N CHRISTIA N UNION Rev . Keith Eblin. cond Tuesday. 7:30p.m.; UMYF, Sunday. t.MICSVlt.LE CHRI STIA N CHURCH. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN pastor. Sunday School 9::ro a.m., W~d<' 6 p. m. /Corbitt) CHR ISTIAN UNION . The Ftf'v William Robt>rl E . Musser. pastor Sunday School Hay man, supt. : MornlniZ Worship. 10: 30a, . R~CK SPRINGS - ~ hu rc h SC'hool, 9: 15 Campbell. pa.,.tor Sunday School 1:.l0 11 . 9 30 111m: Paul Musser, supt .: Mornln~ m: Sunday {'Vcnln,e sc1vlef" 7: 30pm~ : a. rtto.. Worship 10 a.m .. Bible Stud y, wro. m.; .James Hu~hPS, su p! E\'l'n lng !;C'I'VICf' worship lO::lO am: Sunday £>venlnf: sl'r· wronesdav 'PI'SVC'I' Mcclln!i:. 7. 30 p.m . ncsda y, 7:30p.m.; UMYF 1Seniors!. Sun· · viet'. 7 p m : mld ·WNk servkf", Wednes· 7 :l(l p.m Wedn~day f'\"Cnln~ prayrr m('('t MT MbRli\H CHURCH OF GOD. day, 5 p m.; JJ unlors' every other Sun lng 7:30pm . Youth pra yN srrv!Cf.' f'ach da y, 7 p . m Racln('. Rt'\' . Jnmr!' Satwrfl<•ld. pt~sl ol' day, 6 p.m . (Rothemlch) Tu('sday Fret-man Williams , Sup!. Sunday School RUTLAND- C hurch School , 9· .a5a m .; FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, L{'tart , 9· 45 a.m.: Sund:Jy and Wedncsd<~ y ('V('n Worship, 10·30 am .; UMW (Evenl_nlgCir · SYRACUSF. CHURCH OF THE NA· W. Va .. Rt 1. Jam~ LPwls . past or. W01 · ln~t servlct>s, 7 p.m . (·]e) second WE?dnesday , 7 30 p.m; UMW ' ZARENE . R<'V . Glen n MCMillan, pastOI'. ship ~f"T'\ \C('S 9:.10 a.m .; S unda,\ School11 ' MlODLEI'ORT F'IRST BAPTIST 0\fternoon Ci rcle\ S€'Cond T hursday, l p . Murv Jan!('(' LavC'ndN, Sun day School a.m .; f:vf'nl ng worship 7, 30 p m Tu£>Sd<ty Corner Sixth alld Palmf'r. G{'(llf:f' Rl sor. m, (Rubcnklng) Sup1. Sunda\ School 9: 30am .; Mornln~ coHagl' pr<tycr m('(>ling a nd Blblf' Study •JntNim Pastor Rav Fif'lds. S.S. Supt .: S/\LEM CENTER- Ch ur ch School. 10 Wbi'Shlp 10: 30 a.m , Ev<~ngl•llsllc servlc(•, 9: .10 <~ . m.; Wouhlp sen. ]('(• Wf"dnf'sday Dan Rl~)tS, Asst. suPt Sund:t~·Sc hool. 9 1r, a m ; Worship 9. 45 a.m ( Rubt'nkin~n 6 p.m .; p, avt'r and Pr a is{' Wl'dnesday , 7 p 7.30 p.m a.m .. Mornln~ Wo rship. 10' 1f) a.m: Sun SNOWVILLE - Worship. 8:30 am.: m., Youth Int:'f'tln~. 7 p m . OUR SA V!OUR LUTHERANOlUHC H. day EvC'nln~t !iCI'ViC'f'. 7 p .m . Youth mf'et Church SchoollO o.m. ,IRubenklnRI EDEN UNITED RRETHREN IN Walnut and H••nry Sts .. R<n•rnswood. W. CHRIST. Eldt'n R Blake. p.tslor Sunda y lng , 7::Vl p.m Wednesday: evcnln ~ S£1 1'· SOUTHERN CLUSTER Va Tht• Rf'v . Gror~w C. Wt"lrl('k, pustor. School 10 a m .. Gary Reed, Lay lead{'r. vlcf' 7 p m ; Choir pmc tl<'r Mp.m .. Re\1. ao1 er Grace Sun da y SC'hool9:30 a.m .: Sundav worship Morning srt·mon, 11 a.m .: Sunday nl,~ht MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Pout McGuire 11 am. Empty Cave. Naves !lervlci'S : Ghrtstlun..E ndl'avor 7:30pm .. CALVARY RJBLE CtiUR(:'H, lo('<tlf'don 5th and Main, Bob Melton, minist e r AI Re\'. keltll Rader On Sunday morning ;ye jlnd much to do. Picnics, reunions. Song srrvlct' B p.m . Preaching 8:30pm. Hart~on , assoc. m inister; Mike Cerlach. APPLEGROVE-Ch urchSchoo l9il.m. Pomcrov Plk(', County Ho<JrJ 25 nt•ar Flat · Mid wt'<'k prayer mf'cttng , Wffin('sday, 7 woods . Re\', Bla<'kwuod . pa ..lor_ ServlcC"S Sunday SChool Suprrlnl{'ndl'nt Blblr , WoJShlp, 10 a .m . (Flnt and third Sun· papers to b!' read, cars to be washed, grass lo be mowed . golf or p.m . on Sunday al lO. 30 a.m. t:~n d 7 :10 p m wilh School 9:30a .m .: Mornlnp; Worship 10·.1(1 d<t,Ysl; UMW, Second Tuesday. 7 30 p.m , to be played , extra sl~p 10 ~ had and !hen therE' romps tennis a.m. Evening Worship 7:00pm \\i('dnl's · Pt·ayer m('etlng , Y{rdnesdny, 7 p.m ~undav ~hoo19 ..l0a m Blbl1•Srud~·. Wed · n('Sd~y. 7::10 p'm church. Oh, my yes. church this morning. Bul 'th('l'(' Is ne>t Wl'f'k. day. 7:00p.m. Pravf'r' meet tnt{. !Graef') · HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA BE"''HANY- Worship. 9 a .m .; Ctiurc h FAITH FELLOWSHIP C Rt.:SADf: FOR Roger Watson, .pastor. Crenson Pratt, Next week I'll go. Bishop Black ol the South~rn Ohio Episcopal CHRIST. St. Rl 338. Antlqull v. Hcv. ZARENE, Co·pa:s lors Re\! Chur·tes CoyiC Sc hool. 10 a.m: Bible Stud y, Wedncsdav Sunday School Supt. Morning wor!lhl~ 9:30 Church made !he stat ement of a problem we have when he said, Franklln Dickens. pasior. Sunda\' morn· and R('v, NHncv Coyle ~~~~ Whll<'. Su nd ay 10 a.m.: Durcas Women's Fcllowshti>; a.m ; Sunday School 10:30 a.m.; Evening ~hool Supt Sunda~· School 9:30 a .m .; W('dnesdav, 11 a.m. (McGuire). lng 1U a .m : Su"nday C\'CnlnR 7::\0 p.m. "Empty Cave Navps on Sunday Mornings." serviCe, 7· 30 p.m , MornlngWouhlpl0·3Ua.m .: Evangelistic CARMEL- Church School 9: 30a.m , ThuN!day f'\f'nln~~: 7:30p .m . MT UNION BAPTIST. Donald Shue, We a ll know what a cave Is and most of them are E'mpty. A meeting 7 00 p.m Wrdnl'sday, 7:00p.m. Worship, 10:45 a.m . Second and Fourth "'IVERSVII.LE COMMUNITY RAP· pastor; JOE' Sayre, Sunday School Supt. Prayer mE>etlng. Sundavs; Fellowship dinner wllh Sutton, TIST CHURCH. Pastor Rolx>rt Byers. NAVE Is that main part of the church where the pews are placed. Sunday School 9· 45 a m .; Evening wor· UNITED PRESBVTERii\N MINISTRY third fhunday, 6:30p.m. !McC uin~). Sunday ScbD.Ol lO J ,m.; Worship S('l vire 11 !lhlp 6:30p.m.: Prayer M~tln g, 6· 30p.m. are sung In praise of God. the altar Is the C<'ntcr of worship. hymns OF MEIGS COUNTY EAST LETART- Chu 1·ch Schoo l 9 a.m. a.m. : Surufl.iy {'VC'nln~ S{'rvkc,7 ..10 p .m : Wedn@sday. ~\1 . Wanda John!fon, Director , Wo•·shlp 10 am second' and fourth Sun· Wrdnf"Sday cvPnln~ servlc.:• 7:30p.m and the pulpit Is present from which only the Gospel or Christ Is. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Harold Johmmn days , UMW first TuPsday, 7·30 p.m . INDEPENDF:NT HOLINESS CHURCH CHRIST. Jody Holland, minister . Dcryl allowed to be proclaimed. In other words, It L~ wherP wr worship Dlrectur of Education !Grace). In c.. f\>arl St, Mh:.ldlepo•t Rt' V 0'1)('11 Wt'lls, Supt. Morning worship, 8:00a.m .. Manley, IIARRlSONVTLLE PRESBYTERIAN . LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a .m .: pa.~lor Sunday School (I '111 am: • each Sunday morning . When that nave is cmptv like a cave. Christ ( hurch SChool9:00 am. • CHURCH - Su nd a~ Worship services Chu rch SChoollU a.m . (GracrL Morn lnM worship 10· .10 a m ; F.vf'nin~ CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· something is wrong . The main reason For !he church to exist Is worship 7: 3fl p m, Tu~da y. 12.:Wip.m . Wo9:00a.m .; Church School lO. 15<t.m.: Bible MORNING STAR- Worship, 9:45a.m.; RENE , R("V Herbert Grate, pastor. lacking. The main reason lor the church Is to preach Christ crucified, men's Pra:,:er ffi('('tlng . WN:lnr!l day, 7;30 Study Sunday 7..10 p m P•·ayer Group Chu rc h Schoo l 10 30 am.: Blblt' srudy, Frank Riffle, supt. Sunday Schoo) 9:30 a. Wedne!day at 9.00 o.m. Thursd~y. 7:30p.m. (Rader). p.m Pruyt>l' a hd PraiSC' service. risen and ascended fo r all people and Pspeclally thoSI' who believe. m.; Worship !ft'fVICf', 11 a.m. and 7 p m. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN MORSE CHAPEL- Church SChool9: 30 CHURCH OF J4SUS C HRIST APOS· Sunday WE'dn~day, 7 p.m Prayer meet· ~hrlstm as and East~r crowds are fine bu! thet·e are 52 Sundays· TOLIC' - VanZandt and Ward Rd . Elder Church .!ICbool 10 · 1~ a. m. Morning Wor · a.m .; Worship 11 a.m. (Rader) . lng Jam('!lij Miller posror . Sunda y School, ship 11 : 15 & m. Tuesday, 10: 00 a.m. Bible RACINE WESLEYAN - Church each year at least. NC'E'ding the church for baptizing, weddings. and bAU.REL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Study; Thunda)', 7:30p.m. Bible Stl.ldy. School, JO a:m ., Worship, 11 a. m. ; UMW lO:;JO a .m .: Wm•shlp Sc:>rvlei.•, Sund~ y. 7::l(l CHURCH Rev . Robert Miller, pastor. Ro· lunt>rals is not the most vital thing In anv congregation. The SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY · fourth Monday 7:30p.m : Men's Prayer p.m : Bibl e Srudv, W~ne$da y. 7:30pm bert E. Ban on. Director of Christian Edu· TERIAN - Worship service 9:00 a.m · Breaklast, Wednesday , 7 a.m . (Grace). POI\IEROY WESLEY AN HOLt NESS. preaching of the word Is the most vital. We do not find Christ undpr a cation: Lloyd Wright, assistant. Sunday ChurchSChoollO:OOa.m. Tuesday, ,oa.m. SU'M'ON- Church School, 9:30a. m .; Horrlsonvllle Road David F errf'll. pas· School 9:30a .m.: Morning worship 10:30 rock, sitting In a tree or discovered In the pocket of a seldom used Bible Study: Sunday, 6 p.m. Junior and Sr· Morning worship 10: 4.'1 a.m. firRt and third ror; Cli nton Faulk, Sunda~· Sc hool Sup! : a.m .; Choir practice, Synday 6: 30p.m.; nior High 'ioulh Croups. · Sunday.s; FeUowshlp dinner wllh Carmel, ~undav School 9:30 a .m .; morning worcoat In the back of our closet. We·find Christ In the preaching of the Evening worship 7; 30 p.m. Wednesday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. P.astor, lhlrd Thursday, 6:30p.m. (McGuire) . !iihlp, 11 a m ; Sunday ('VenlnR servl«> 7: JO Prayer and Bible Study, 7; 30 p.m . word. In the sacraments. In the Holy Blblr and in NAVES of p m PrayN Mf"etlng, Wednesday. 7 ..10 p John Evans, Sunday School 10:00 a .m .; KENO CfWRCH OF CHR IST Oliver DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, churches. where some jpln together to sing Praise to GOO for His m, Sunday Morning Worsnlp lJ:OO a.m. Chll · Swain, Supt. Sunday SChool9:30 ~t.m.l'V · Charles· Russell Sr ,, minister. Rick. Ma· dren's Church 11 a.m Sunday Evening vry wcek. SYRACUSE FIR''T CHURC H Of GOD . comber, !iUpt . Sunday School 9 :rl a.m .; great gift , Jesus Chtlsl. Christ Is found In the Nave with those non - Pent~stal. Joy Clar'k, pa stor. Wol'Service 7:00Pm. Wed .. 6 p.m. Young La· HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN10N R{'V Worship !iE"rvlce 10:31 a.m . Bible study, gathered around us ln'falth and spirit, worshipping tO!lNhPr, singing sttlp M!rvice Sunday 10 a.m.: Sunday dJn' Auxiliary. Wc<lnesday, 7 p.m . Fam. Tom Slalen,•pastor . Sunday School'9:30a : Tu .. day, l::Ml p m . School 11 a.m. Evcnin~ worship ~erv lce REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS togethef, praying together. listening and hearing together wlthoth<'r lly "!~Lhlpcp. MMUNITY CHURCH Near m .; Evenlngs"rvlct>7:30p.m. Wednesday 7!00 p.m . W<'dnt'Sday prayer m('(ltlnR 7:00 H-v-' pr·ayer m€>etlng 7.30 p m CHRIST OF LA'ITER DAY SAINTS. Port· seekers and believers. On Sunday morning pray thPrc wil l be no Long Bottom. Edr;el Hart, pasto.r. Sunda~ BEARWAL.LOW RlDGE CHURCH. OF p.m . land-Racine Road . William Roush, pastor. School 9i30 a.m .; WouhiP. 10 ·30 a.m.. CHRIST, Duan{' Warden, minister Bible . empty cave Naves. Only Naves filled with happy faces. seeking faces • MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN Linda Evans. church schoOl director. Prayer meeting Thursday. 7.30 p.m. clnss 9:30am .: Morning Worship 10·30 a IN CHRIST CHURCH, Locat('d In Texas Church school9: 30 a.m.: Morning woralp ~nd families together. It wit )..be a blessing !or you. - Pas lor William MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST m.: Evening Worship 6: :Ml p.m. Wedn.,: Cornmunll y ofl Ct Rt 82 Rev Roi.X'rl 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday evenlnK prayer CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum. Ralph day Bible Study 6· 30 m Mlddleswarth. Lutherans or Meigs County. Sander!l. pastor. Don WUI. l•yleader Sun· services, 7:30p.m. CUndiff, paotor Sunday SChootiO:OOa .m.; NEW STIVBRSVIfi.i COMMUNITY day School 9::.l a .m .; Morning Worship BETHLEHEM BAPftST. Rev. Earl MornlnaWonhtp.ll:OOa.m.; Wednesday CHURCH Sunday School service s·.as a 10: 45 a m .; Evening preaching "ervlet!' se. Shul~r. paitOI'. Worship service, 9: 00 a m. and S1turday Evening Service& at 7:30 P m .; Wo'rshlp ser\11Ce 10:30' ('ond and fourth Sunday at 7:30 o .m. : Sunday SChooll~: ~ ·a.m. Bl~le Study and '&e~ ~-;;;~·~;~:ei 51RIKE IT RICH at JOII' local FORD lfAI FRIIDW! • CHEV. CELEBRITY-Front wheel drive, V-6,· Auto. Trans., Air, PS, PI VOLKSWAGEN-Diesel, 4 speed, low mileage. BUICK CENTURY -4 door, V-6, air, tilt, cruise, much more. PONTIAC BONNEVILLE-Only 20,000 miles. Loaded with extras. CHEV.IMPALA-4 door. Good family car, 52,000 miles. with air. BUICK ELECTRl-4 door, V-8. Very clean luxury car. ,.· WE HAVE SEVERAL CHEAP tCONOMICAL CARS PRICED SSOO TO Sl,OOO SMITH-NELSON 'MOTORS ·SOO E. MAIN 992-2174 POMEIOY, OHIO .. ' 3.nt.i. m. ' ...,______ ...,._.. I .~...~ ., §> ~ Main St, Mldd l€'porl . Rt'V. Calvin Minnis . pas tor . Mr s. Elvin Bumgardner. sup!. Su nday School 9: JO a m.; Wor ship servl<-'f' 10'45 a.m SUCCESS ROAD CHUR CH OF cHRIST - JoS(>ph B. Hoskins , evangellsl . Sunday Albic Stud y 9 a m., Wo1 ship, 10 a.m : Sun· day evening sl'r'vlce 6 p m , Wf.'dnesda~· l'vt>nlng service, 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racine. Rt 124 William Hoback. pastor Sunday School 10 a . m ; Sunday ev£>nlng servtce 7 p.m. Wednesda y eve ntn~~: service 7 p .m . CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, Supt. Sunday Schoo l 9: 30 a .m . Morning Worship 10: 30 a m. Prayer service. altern · ale Sundays Sermonette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1111011 ................... 3 . -. .' FORD • ~~he never you say something 1n publiC to the per· RALL'S 0 Mall Sub!ic:rlptlons Jn!lllde Ohio Wf:'ekS ..... . . . ... ..... ... $14.56 Weeks ........................... $29.12 Weeks........ .. ..... .......... ... S58.24 Outside Ohio W('{'kS .............. , ............. $15.60 Weeks ................. ............ $31.20 Weeks ..... ... .. .................. S59.80 WAID CROSS 992-3840 f1n1shed my cou rse " - II T•mothy 4 7 ·~ K&C_JEWEL~RS No s ubsc rlpllons by m all p('rmlllf'd In towns whcr£1 homl' carr ie r S('rvlcc> is avallahlr>. RUt.IOII CK SUPERMARKET CENTER, INC. ' '1 rn 216 S. Second Pomeroy 992-3325 MiddleportPomeroy, Oh. 214 E. Main 992-5130 Inland Dally Press Allsociatlon and the Ohio Newspaper Assoclallon. National Advertllling Reprt>sl:!ntatlve. Branham ILV INSURANCE SERVICES Rutland, Ohio 45775 J. Wm. "Bil l" Brown , owner Phone (614) 742·2777 Ohio. 13 26 52 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. '. Pomeroy Publlsht'd Pvery afternoon. Monday through Frida y. 111 Court St., Po- 13 26 52 ., ' u " "· " • �' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 'Friday, May 24, 1985 Reunion of a ~pecial kind_ Three ~nd one-half year old Charles R. I'Jalstetler of Po!'l'leroy · attended a party held by Children's Hospital at the Alladln Shrine Temple In Columbus Sund~y as a reunion for premature children born at the hospital. . Born three and one-halt years ago at , Children's Hospllal, Charles weighed two pounds. -eight ounces and wasthreemonthsprematurely. He was confined to the hos'pltal for three and one-h;l)f months. Accompanying him to the party Sunday were his mother, Anna Baxter Nalstetler, and his sister, ' Heather, 'Pomeroy, and his fathh, Kurt Nalstetler, MiddlepOrt. · The party featured fingerprint · tng, face painting. a · university gymnlst, Ronald McDonald and animals from the Columbus zoo. Maternal grandparents are Homer and Irene Baxter, Pomeroy, and ' paternal grandparents are FrankNalsteUer, Willard, andGeri North~ay, Michigan. Na1han Fnulko, Michael Ash, Amber Heldreth, Barbie Layne, Kerl CaldweD, Jackie Prollltt, Paul Smith, Je!ISica Sayre, Phillp Hamm, Travis Llsle; third row, Paul Lewis, Scooter Fryar, Na1han Haines, Amber Thomas, Jeremy Buskirk, Jason Counls, Joe Kirby, Tonuny Lane, 'l'nldy Jusils, 'Thomas PoweD, Adam Green, Stephanie Jones, Adam Sayre. A~ were JuDe Jones and BIUy Sheppard. Mrs. Dolly fWed, Mrs. Sue Reed, and Mrs. ~cors served refresh· ments to members and guests, Mrs. Mary Else, Mrs. Ertka Boring, Mrs. Diane Jones, Mrs. Burdette, Angle and Andrew Reed, Mrs. VIrginia Walton, Mrs. Masters, Mrs. VIvian .moon P,M. GRADUATES ~ >These ldndergarien stuiie.its WUl ~ part In Sotitbem Local School Dil;hict's kindergarten graduation ceremonies Friday evening, 7::.1 p.m., a1 Southern Junior High In ~- Flr.!t row, lrom left, CarniUa Yoacham, LaiTy WU1Is, Clayton Shain, Swnmer Groves, Bobby Writesel, Adam Roush, HIBery Hatrl&, Amy Wzer, Jeremy Lyons, Shuler,•Sarah WallbJ:OWR, Jesse Maynard; .secohd .. '·: Charles Naisretler ' meet~ng Humphrey, Mrs. Sandy Cowdery. Mrs. Putman, Mrs. Pat Martin, Mrs. Verna Rose, and Mrs. Lillan Pickens. A game was played with prizes being awarded. Mrs . Martin received the door prize. Next meeting wUI be held at the home of Mrs. Blse, with Mrs. Walton as co-hostess. Hubbard's Greenhouse NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & bedding plants, hanging baskets, potted plants- blooming & foliage, shrubbery, rose bushes, azaleas & Rhoqodendrons. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 5 SUNDAY 1 TO 5. PH. 992-5776 Nlck ,Fltch, ~ Tiirtey, Brlanne ~Bitt, Ryan -NorriS, Jolvmle . · Plll'SOII8o Kristen Hensler, ],.ora Sayre, Dee Rlchanls, ADela l\lcCtme, Jason Taylor; third row, Na1han Hensler, Jennie ScarbeJTY1 Matthew Bradford, Bryan Sublett, Gary Cooper, Zach Ward, Greg McKinney, Brian KirnfA, Ten-y Triplett, Pam Smarr, Amy Atldns, Angela Alley, David M,lllirop. Daniel Teaford w~ absent; · row, ceremonies for the program which followed. . 'fhe opening hymn was "In the Garden." Norma Russell had the prayer. Recognized by Madeline, Painter and given · awards were Tammy Hysell, newest mother; SusleLlghlfoot,youngestChrlstlan; Angela· Morris, most recent graduate, and Frances Hysell, tt~e:wonian with the most granddaughters present. MarleneRutanandCher!Seevers were given special motherdaughter awards. Poems were by Dreama Pickens and the mothers sang "Ivory Palaces." Stephanie Pickens had a reading, "Flowers I Hold." There was a special song, "Sweet, Sweet Asbury UMW group meets A program on commitment highlighted the recent meeting of the Asbury United Methodis t Women held al the home of Mrs. Opal Kloes. Mary Lisle and Helen Teaford presented the program which dealt with being commlted to the Christian life and worthy,ol the call. The worship table was centered by a Christ candle encircled by a ring, symbolic of the world, with buttcrf· lies around that to represent the beauty and faith of all Chf11;tlans. Each member attending was presented with a butterfly made by Mrs. Lisle, and prayer closed the commltment service. Mrs. Opal Kloes opened the meeting with a meditation on "Mother." Devotions were given by Beulah Ward on "Windows of Gold" with scripture from I Samuel 16. Officers' reports were given wllh ~ shutln vlslls being noted. . · There was a freewill offering taken, and It was noted !.hat blessing boxes are to be turned In at the June meeting. Each member Is to pay $3 toward the centennial fund. Letters were read announcing district meetings. Helen Teaford read a letter from Daniel a)ld Dorothy Santie, missionaries In Brazil. The spiritual life closing was by Mary Cundiff who read "A Mother's ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--iiiiiiil 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOBA ••••••••• S219S 2 door, auto., PB, PS, Air. , - 5 spd., 4 cyl. front wheel drive. · 1979 CHEVY CHEVETTE •••••••• ~ ••••• S1695. SUNDAY 1 POMEROY - Bradford Church of Cht;ist will have kickoff for Vacation Bible School Sunday. 7: W p.m., at the church. Public Invited. 24 EXPOSURES 3!~011 . n 110. 126. disc, 35 mm Offer good o th r C-41 proce~s films Kodacotor II & o e offER EXPIRES: 6·2:85 . 3b4 JACKSON Pill GAlLIPOLIS, OHIO 4S631 RACINE - A public chiCken barbeque is set for Sunday, starting at 11 a.m., a I the Racine .Fire Department. Dinners will be $3. or half-chickens can be purchased for $Vi0. . n 6 ~oatH 2nd smu fii)IIUPORl. OHIO 45760 LETART FALLS - A >public dlimer will be held Sunday, starling atlla.m.,lnLetartFallsCommuntty Hall, with proceeds to go to 204 Condor St. . Pomeroy, OH. Phone 992-2976 SPRING & SU-R HOURS · MON •• fRI. 9 TO 5 CHESTER - Chester Bowhul\ters and Archery Club \\1ll ·hold a trophy shoot Sunday at thelroutdoor · range. Registration begins at noon and continues through to 2 p.m . All how hunters are welcome. No crossbOWS please. SAT. 9 TO 1 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM ~ MONDAY SHADE -Shade School's eighth grade is sponsorint:! a horse show Monday beginning at noon at, the grade school'. -Wnhama reunion MASON, W.Va. - Members of the Wahama High School Alumni Association may makereserva lions for the annual reunion to be held Saturday night at the school- by calling Margie Grinstead al773-9131 before 2 p.m. Saturday.Dtnner wlll be served at 6::JI p.m. ·and the reunion dance· will start at 9 p.m. Saturday. · SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS .. Pie 977 BUKK l.t)SAIB.~············, .. S1895 ne owner-:--low mlfeage,4 auto., an. Low miJleage. a(., 1984 GMC PICKUP ..................... S819S · May24-n'l8b Out Only Automatic. Free 8 oz. can of whipped topping. MakeJllllr holiday celebrallon special with our famous strawberry pies! They're a delicious, easy way to satisfy }001' family and friends. • Plea Jlllde !mit dlily • Dr.lkiooa sttawbe glal.e • Plump, 1mb ttlnwberries • Sims 8or more~ Rlr mulmum en)irymlllt, Ibis pie lboUid be eaten ·lbe same day it's purdlased. 1. 1969 CHM PICKUP .................... SS95 · · 4 speed. 1977 PLYMOUTH STA. WGN••••.••• S1695 Auto., PB. ~S. lugage rack, wood gram. · I oQ 1974 FORD PICKUP •••••••••••••••••••••• S69S leHI • Bird BHda - o.,.t.r IIMIIII and Ortt · Fertltl1ero • Lime · Coand M - • St-.8 .. · "'".,....-Rem-· Sak · ur-- Yac.tne. Roofing Red Irene! Fonclnt- Baler ind .w -·,lint•- Blndlr Twine • s.....,. · Oatil · Mulllwry Ave. . "' · ~~ Hay • Str-. SUGAR .RUN ·MILLS 882-21 18 Dinner Thble.. l'omerav ANNOUNCES EXTENSION OF OFFICE HOURS \ ELlen Bu.rsey, john C. F.bLin To wed EMORIAL DA FLOWERS Ellen Bussey, Route 2, Coolville, and John C. Eblin, Route 4, Wolfe Pen Road, Pomeroy, will be married In a family ceremony on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the br'lde's home. The.outdoor wed<llng will be periormed by the Rev. William ' Newman . The bride Is selfemployed through the National Safety Association. 'Hartson Mums, Planters·, Combinations . & Bedding Plants CLELAND . GREENHOUSE JAMES E. WITHERELL, M.D. I~~~;~~~~~~~~~W:l:LM~A:·:A.~M:A~NSFIELD, M.D. Vine Oh. birthday · MONDAY •••••••••••••••••••••• 9 A.M.· S P.M. TUESDAY ...................... 9 A.M:· 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY •••••••••••••••• 9 A.M.· 7 P.M. THURSDAY ••••••••••••••••••• 9 A.M.· 7 P.M. . f RIDAY ......................... 9 A•M.~ S p•M• SATURDAY ••••••••••••.••. 9 A.M.-11 A.M. Ul YIAie S1. • ·" · PUAS&tn Rutland alumni RUTLAND - Rutland Alumni class of 1960 will hold a reunion banquet Saturday, 6: W p.m., at the Rutlartd Civic Center, and a picnic Sunday at noon at the Rutland American Legion: All alumni and former classmates lnv,lted , Revival scheduled MIDDLEPORT. , :.... The Rev. Llnard Wells will be speaker for .a ¢.'Ivai beginning May 28 and running until June 2 at Middleport Church or the Nazarene. Special singing wW be provided by Saved and Sunrtse. ServiCes beglnat7each night. DAVID PIICE, D. 0. *********~******~~~ Erin Rae Hartson recently celebrated her- first blrthday with a party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A) f):artson, Middleport. Erin was served a bear cake baked especially for her, whle the other guests were served another cake with Ice cream, potato chips, and lemonade. Attending the party and send!flg gifts were her brother, Jeremy, and sister,. Carrie, Hartwell-and Marie.Cutd, Dennis, Tert. DawnandAaronHoekmaii;'Ilebby, Paul and Scott Melton, Marie Snyder, Greg, Dina , Clndl and Jon Stev~art, Don, Pam, Dodger. Ashlee antnd Cassie Vaughan . . Others presenting gift5 were Mr. and Mrs-. :'David Sch!'l'lldt,.. grandp;ire~ts, .Pttistlurgh, Pa.; !VIr: and Mrs. Bill' Cade and Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur HartsOn, both uncles and aunts from 3 DAY SALE .pEN. SATURDA· TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM AM-8 PM 0 . MOND.AY Y8 8AM-4 PM .. ...... ·tl ~ ~ ~. --~~--·~--~-----­ 0 ... -.SAVE-,. TO .50' /o . -. >· QUA·N-fllfES : ARE LIMITED . .' ' SIZE AT F()REST RUN UNITED.METHODIST CHURCH Monday, June 3, 1985 at 9:00a.m. "ALL MEMBERS WELCOME" Sutton & Chester ·Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance, Inc. ; ' SALE Pl55/80Rl3 Pl65/80Rl3 Pl75/80Rl3 Pl85/80Rl3 Pl85/75Rl4 Pl95/75Rl4 P205/75Rl4 P215/75Rl5 P225/75Rl5 P235/75Rl5 ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE 29.95 33.95 34.95 35.95 38.95 39. 95 . 42.95 45.95 47.95 49.95 FREE .MOUNTING FIESTA AU-SEASON EL RADIAL Most Economical Farm 8t Home Protection in Area SINCE 1896 WIDE TRACK RADIAL 70 HIJRRYINI Paul H. Baer, S~c .-Treas . Harry 0. Holtar. Pres. upkeep~Jfthebuilding. 4 speed. Good condition. Auto. Low mileage. "7 THE MEIGS HEALTH SERVICES, INC. • Calendar , 1983 DODGE OMN CUSTOM •••••• S369S vises that If you do want to be on the By BOB HOEFLICH a~tenda you must request a spot In Sentinel Staff Writer writing either to the village clerk of Students or the Portland Elementhe mayor at least seven days tary School rebefore-a meeting. ceived a response CouncU meets 011 the first Tuesfrom far away as day of every month and your a result of their requests to be on the agenda are to release or heUum be maUed to Box 420, Rutland , Ohio filled balloons on 45775. March 15 In obIncidentally, the clerk-treasurer . servance or Right maintains office hours from 9 a.rrl. to Read Week. · The school received a letter from to 12 noon Monday through 'Friday Beverly Heath of-Toano, Va., who In the Rutland Civic Center. The found one of the Portland balloons telephone number is 742.212l. while turkey hunting In New Kent Mrs. Janiee M. Curry, a member Counl}', Va., between Williamsburg . of the faculty at. the Syracuse and Richmond. Elementary School, sends along a The balloon he fou.nd coni a !ned letter of thanks for a field trtp which the name of third grader Penny grade~ of the first and second GUUspte. school made to the Ohio Valley What with the many school Publlshing Co. plant In Galllpolis., "Students, teachers and parents activities . things are t)opplng. all enjoyed a great learning Amo~g the end of the year experience," Mrs. Curry writes. activities will be a concert by Meigs She also sent along some thank· High School vocal students In the you letters written by students high school auditorium at?: :ll p.m. following the trip. -on May :ll. We appreciate hearing from Mrs. · Director Kelvin King reports !hal Curnr and the students and cer· the choir, the Collegium Musecum talnly want to extend our thanks to and the Cborailers will all be on at the Gallipolis plant for the staff hand for tlv> presentation which Is their efforts In making It a good open to the pubilc free .of charge. tour. Accompanists are Susan Jones, a student, and Jennifer Sheets, Memorial Day Weekend and the Pomeroy attorney. alumni reunions wtll make for a The high esteem felt for Dee busy weekend. Members of Feeney-Bennett Brown by those associated with the Post 128, American Legion, are to Carleton School In Syracuse was fneet at the post home at 6 this certainly evident t-his week at a evening preparatory to going to recognition banquet held at the on the graves or place flags school. Dee - as the veteran veterans. employee with 16 years service Incidentally, the post has elected was given a standing ov~illon. Now new officers and they - to be that's nice! Installed at 7:':ll p.m. on June 12 Include Jim Hudson, commander; Congratulations to Paul Cardone: Bob l{unnel, first v~&ecommander; Jr., Racine, who was Meigs Fred ' Gibbs, second vice com· County's only graduate at Miami mander; Henry Clatworthy, adjuUnlvqrsicy In Oxford this _spring. .. tant;.'Lanny Tyree, tlnance officer; Paul, a graduate of Southern· High Edwards: :;ergeruit-at·aims; Sch:x>l, received his bachelor of Walter Bunce. chaplain. ,an_d Earscience In ' applied science a I nle MIUer, service officer'.' · commencement held on May 12. . You, tpp, can be on tne.agenda at . I appreciate your congratulatory a . ~ling , ,of J:tutland · vulage ·• z:nessages on tny ~INALLY getting ·• council. . · · · the. OOth apniversary observance of Gregory ·Va nMeiei, · clerk' Ellen arid Charles Gibbs treasurer of Rutland Village. adSee, I'm smiling! GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Love." were served to thoseRefreshments named and Marcia Karr, Irene Parker, April Harmon, Crystal and Wendt and Ann A retirement dinner for Mary M. ger, JUdy Carter, Mae Young, Mrs. Hysell, fifth grader teacher at the Fisher, Marjorie . Gibbs, Betsy Pomeroy Elementary School who Horky, Becky Zurcher, Darlene has rellred from teaching due to Arnott, Becky Triplett . Tracy health problems, was held at the Burdette. Kathy Haley, April Smith, Meigs Inn by the teachers and sta!r' Bob and Joan Morris, Bob and olthe School. Esther . Moore, Carolyn Collins, Bonnie FlshN handled iritroduc- David Bowen, Pat Dudding, Cetla lions since there were retired Hart. Dorothy Woodard, Mary teachers as Well as new teachers on VIrginia Reibel. Pam Crow, Helen Williams. Nanga Roberts, Lucille . hand for the dinner a nd she presented Mrs . Hysell wlih a gift Swackhammer, Katherine Jacobs, from the staff. the honored guest and her tWo Attending were Mary Carolyn , daughiers, Grace Chaney and Wiley. Martha Kirig, Carol Ohlin· Costla El Dabaja. correct. Spirit" by Ruth Durst and Jackie Reed. Mrs. Kathy Brown of Springfield was the speaker. A prayer hymn, "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer" with prayer by Ruth Seevers closed the pro~:~'am. Cheri Seevers had a plano solo. At the Sunday morning service, flowers were presented to Cherie Williamson, the youngest mother; Helen Miller, the oldest mother; Edith Forrest and Helen MUler, Christians for the longest lime, and Gerry Lightfoot, lhemotherwlththe most children present. Page-7 Retirement party given c. w. ·Mother-daughter dinner held at Bradford The annual mother-daugher ban quet of the Bradford Church of ·Christ held recently at the church 'carried out the theme "In the Garden." Flowers and rustle crosses were featured in the lk'corations. Mrs. Delores Frank gave the . Invocation preceding the dinner . and Cheri Seevers was mistress of By The Bend Friday, May 24, 1985 Portland studer.tts get letter from Virginia ·UMW conducts A bazaar and bake sale to be held In July were diS~:ussed at the recent meeting · of the · Reedsville United Methodist Women held at the home of Mrs. L. Acors. Mrs. Marlene Putman conducted the business meeting durlngwhicb a thallk you note was read from the Barringer family thanking_ the giWp for kindness. Mrs. Putman opened the meeting with a reading, "Mothers' Love." Devotions were led .by Mrs. Barbara Masters' wjth the topic being on the origin of Mother's'Day. Bible readings were given fr\lm Proverbs with Mrs. Sue Reed having the prayer. The Daily Sentinel .. Beat of the Bentl ·, A.M. GRADUATES- These SouihemLocaiSchoolDislrlct morning kindergarten students wiD graduate Frldll.l' evening In 7: 30 p.m. commencement exercisEs a1 Southern Junior High in Racine. Front row, from left, Zorah Hen'lley, Kevin Flelds, Misty HyseD, Tracy Card, Brian ADen, Angela CarleiAln, Jason Lawrence, Angela Cogar,1lmmy Gheen, Meca Searles, Amy Northup, Erin Krawsczyn, Chris BaD, Carlwl Ash; second row, Na1e Sisson, Melissa Smith, Debby A.<ih, ' ~~~~~~~~~~W~IT~H~~~~~~~~~~ SIMMONS' Special .of the Week ••• SIZE Pl75/80Rl3 Pl85/80Rl3 Pl85/75Rl4 Pl95/75Rl4 P205/75Rl4 P215/75Rl4 P215/75Rl5 P225/75Rl5 P235/75Rl4 SIZE .SALE SALE IP265/70R 14 ...... 48.00 :P215/70R14 ...... 52.00 IP225/70R14 ...... 54.00 P225/70R 15 ...... 56.00 P235/70R15 ...... 58.00 · 34.00 35.00 36.00 37.00 39.00 . 41.00 42.00 44.00 46.00 eel Specials(12) 1Sx7 TURBO VECS ......................S9.9S RADIAL 1 141 14x7 TURBO VECS.. ....................65.00 l4114x7 DIA MAG .............................6S.OO •STEEL BELTED •WHITE WALL DIA PERFORMANCE POL V 78 1980 A1 BLACKWALL UCK 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed trans .• staked flatbed, dual rear wheels. .· G78-15 .................................. 32.00 G78·14 .................................. 33.00 y.OAI)~ ICI-.__ *OPEN MEMORiif'fl DAY* OLD'S.-CAD.-CHEV., INC • 992 878-13 .................................. 28.00 E78-14................................... 30.00 F7~-14 ................................... 32.00 14 G78·15 .................................. 34.00 H78-15 .................................. ~U.\IV'·· L78-15 ................................... 38.00 FREE MOUNTING SIMMONS · 3011. MAIN E78•14.,,,,,,,,.,.,,. ;,,,.,.,,',~,,,,.,,,. \.' 'Voar Dealer 0• The River ....." SALE A78·13 .................................. 26.00 H78-15 .................................. 34.00 . WHITEWALL A78-13 .................................. 24.00 28.00 F78-14................................... 30.00 G78-14 .................................. 31.00 .$2,795°0 Only at..... SALE POMIIOY, OH. ' Meigs Tire Center 242 E. Main St. Pomerey, Oh. • �-·- '. -~·------------------------- -"---~------ 'I• Friday. May 24, 1985 Pomeroy--Middleport Ohio " Friday, May 24, 1985 PRESENTED PINS ....: F1ve, II'JI and fifteen year pins were presented to employes by Thomas Wolfe, . chalnnao of tbe board of directors of the Veteran<~ Memorial HospitaL From left to right, the recipients were Joyce Redman, jacJde Slarcher, five year pins. and lona Bricldes, 10 year pin, seated; and standing, Lorna Seth, Ellz•!)eth Smith and Teresa CQIIIns, 18 year pins; and Doris Dtle and Rita McDaniel, 15 year plr.s. QualifYing lor pbis but unable to attend were Kimberly Shamblin, five year, UUian Stalnaker, 10 year, andJanlceEvans,l5'year. 4 Business Senrices Meigs County property transfers..• ., Pomeroy TROMM EXCAVATING Male short-hair. Chihuahua needa · BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK 4PM, 614-446-8153. *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING "*CONCRETE WORK 8 puppiea, 3 weeks old, 11 mixed breed dog I . Call Edith Crosier after 5: 30. 614· 448-7720. PH. 742-23.28 2 yellow female kittens to responslbl!i!' home, litter trained . Call 614 - 245 · 5484. Free kittens. Call 614 ·4467911 . • ---.....:'--------------------------.12 tables, piano bench, vinyl recliner . Call 614· 387 7564 . Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection To good home, male Peki nne: House . broken . For' Cl' Hearing Evaluations For All Ages adulto. Call -614•742· 3188. z ir LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~~ ~ - Hay to give 1way. You must cut, rake, and bale Call 614-742-2168 . Licensed Clinical Audiologist Two Hamsters, mala and female . phone 304· 6762889 or 576· 2848 . (614} 446-7619 or (614) 992-66Dl 417 Second Avenue . Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · PHONE 992-2156 I 73-10 Chevy Tr. Fondon .........................'60 73-10 Chewy Tr. .,_,.,........... -.......... '125 71-10 Chowy. lr. Hoods......................... '150 73-14 ChJ•Y Tr. 73 _~9m&'::;. r;:.............. s1o 4 pups. 3 males 1 female. part Beagle, 304·6762781 . 73·79 Ford Tr. Fendors .........................•41 73-79 Ford Tr. Doors ..................:..... •1 U 10-15 Ford Tr. .. Doors .........................$145 11-79 Ford Tr. ••~."~~~;;;:;ri;: 6 bids wil be received with n>spect to tho .,.,_ end body type and will ...te that the bus when 111 nbled end prior to dell-v comply witll alt school district specifications, ol safety regulationlond _ . . wiH be ctnent Ohio Minimum Stand· t«:Jbed by the Boerd of erds for School Bus Construe· - ~ of ""' Meigs local lion of ""' "-""""'' of Sc:hool D-. of Middleport. Education .,.,....m to Soctoin ·· dhio. lit the Treasurer's Offtee 4611 .76 of tho Ohio Revised IMW 12:00 noon on Tuesday, Code end all other pertinent J.... 18, 1985, ""d at that provisions of lew. Spocifications end instruc· OI*10d by tho T.......W ,of Rid Boerd, tabulated. and a tions to bidc:hws may be thereof mode to said obtained at the office of the 8aold M ill next sehoduled Treasure.. Middlopon, Ohio. A t:e~tifoed check payable to rn.ting M provided by lew for thrw (31 71 pMunget IChool the Trea.surer of the abowt ~ "'-· OCCOidoog to specifica- board of education "' • tiona of nid board of satisfactory bid bond eJU>Cuted by the bidder and the .,retv NOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCHASE OF THREE SCHOOL BUSES FOR MEIGS LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION -- . ...,., • • and lnd.e peudent . .. company, tn·an amount !Mfuel to percent (5%) of th4t bicl ohal be oubmrtted witll NCh bid. Said board of education reteNel the right to waive informelities, to accept or ::!;'lllo.:...:~ =•all or ports ol bids ,_ be wittidnown , __ , - oiedu!':::! Tho Truot- of Soliobury TOWI . . Np will hold • pibl;c rtoWiirog on Fridoy, May 31, County Hou•, 19B5 otCourt 1 P.M. ot tho(County Meigs Court Room) to _ , _ tho ... of Nil brine on '""'*lip ~----------J 161 24, ttc INTERESTED IN A bAA! ·._ ,.. .flU\ .. .. A 992-2156 . Real Estate Genarel TEAFORD ,--------------------~- ....Real Estate ! I 1 · Write your own od and bV mail wo!ll nus coupon. Cancel your lid by phone when you ger •resull5. Money not refundable. NEW liSTING - Cllmlortable 3 bdrm. farrnly home in aquiet area N1ce yard with mo~le oome t-OOk-up. Wood &lor fuel oil central heat equ1pped kitchen. den, and porches. Th~ you w1l like for only $45,000. 1 Nant•--------------------Add~ess------------------- Phone-------------------- r•"'.... r Circle 1 1'htse 'ash rates indude diuount I I I )Wanled )Fclr S.le ,_ru::emenl )For Rent 7. ~---- 11.-----10. - - - - - - 15. 16. I loll $1.00 510.00 11 s.oo 6.----·------·'·-----14. 11 I $21.001 1 __I s~-_-_ -_ -_ -' 12. IJ. . .,. lI h2i $1.00 SI.OO 513.00 $21.00: rl-- - - - 1 6 days . Il I I·r 2.-----.. ----------I 3 '!tiS Sl.Ou S!.OO $8.00 su.ool . 1.' I I'I .,' Wanted . ,. 216 E. 2ncfSt. . Phone . 1 -(614)-992·3326 NEW LISTING - Small 4 rm home overklOking the river al lite Hydro plant Bath, furnace, lull basement, frurt trees. and garden, lor just $16,500 Savell! prdl:l otor ________'·:""J!:========:::i========== , _, D., ptjlii'UI 0JU f1llfl! Words e.-oili:'"c:: 141 19 28 3 10 17 24 • (S) • • • • ltc Clook of 992-334. _...,.ss Ro~~«t E. Buck. .8 usiness S·ervices - Ad -:i1 be gNnl8d. HOUSE WITH GARAGE· Small shop and ' shower in·basement. Four rooms and bath, 2 porches, carport, new furnace and central " air. Middleport, Ohio. HO""E NATION Al B1 NI( Ill CALl 949-2210-lsk for Tl'm W~E~ T.-;p r----:s~~Li----~~==~~~:;;;~==~· ~::;;;' ;;.;;;;~:;~~~~~~~~~~ EUGENE LONG SALES WANT SUP.E1lOR · .·· .. li~NEW "'~D<Iil~s;iETRYtERic5 EFOR · ADS , yb~ fer - e infer-tian coli TOIII or M.riiy11 Ao*non. Print .... word in 111h SfMK' Hlow. (Ot:h 1n1tial . If' • . . , of fi!JUUI t::OUIIfJ . I"" a wor4. tovnt nanw' MCI or ph"' . I ,..-if olltl. You'llgtt ~ I ._,., r.. utt, if r•u • louitoe , .. ,.,;we price. 11ot I triiMIM ttt. i¥• I te c'-tify, tclit or rejiKI I MJ ool. Tour ...t will I. ,.t ifl ril prtfM( danifi<~­ • I lion if rou'll cht<k oht J proper looa ltelow. =.,:. SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2. complete baths, dining room, living room and large recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. . SHobury wmt IIMIRONT LOT I ~":::. Should not to object to tho petition, you wil be .......,..,n~y -..cl of el ..., .. 1101 .......... end 11oo........ tion end~~ of,..,. Court, Juvenile Oivioion. =::t=~~~- MOillE HOME I ·1 :=:::: ~o:>::·c.,...~-;:,: PAID NOTICE . ·1 · Curb Inflation I :1 Pay Cash for I , 1 Classifieds and ~ :,•:=:-,:::: =~~R""""".... Rt. 681 W011 Darwin Ohio - REAL ESTATE fOR SALE M - Down lloochor by .,V,::r..-111~~= Public Notice asupermarket .fpr everything After 5:00 P.M. ~· ,;o'::y,~oZi IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT ::•=.=ty~:~"".:,."': INM~<f'~~~~-g,HI~E Edwoni_R.........,onc~ niOOiptsofl~•· Real Estate General Public Notice cAsE No. 24721 Jane w-. T - NOTICE BY 621 South Thin! A_,ue PIJBUCATIONMiddlopor_ t Ohio 457&0 , TO: lliOMAS WIWAM HO54 Misc. Merchandise 1 f&14l 992-5860 scHAR. ~sst 1cnown ..._, (5) 24, 31 (6) 7, 14. 4tc Route 1, West Columbioi, W. ve. CLASSIAED ADS FO~ SALE . ' 1912 AU E!ICTRIC Public Notice Public Notice WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS E . t.lair•L.Ij~rl.l..ll POMEROY,O. c • , VINYl i AI.UMII!Uill Complete Gutter Work Complete Romo-ng Roofing of ell Typu Wort.od In homo oreo zo yooro "Free Eotimateo" CAll COI.UCT: 5/9/2 NEW USTING - Eastem Dis1lict - Nice 2 bedroom oome, completely remodeled on 1nteror and e~terior. full basement Good buy at $21,500.00. NEW umNG · - Eastern Beautiful I ll acre lot with a newer 4 bed room home rn excellent condition. Sfl¥ioUS kitchen with nice ca~nets. Attached ' garag!!, large storage build1n~ frurt trees. garden space. Also mobile home hookup. District - $54.90000 POMEROY· - Nice 2 bdrm. lrame home on lincoln Hts. Gas furnace. carpeting all thru, basement, nrce front porch, washer, dryer & off-street park1ng. GENTLEMAN'S FARM - 41 acres ol clean pasture & bottom . ~nd. All buidrngs & lences m A·I condition. Gas-oil well, free gas; furnace. 3 bdrm. home, spring water and all POMEROY - Here ~ a really nice 2 story home that the owner wants to sell las! and will conSider all senous oilers. let's go klO~ at th1s one! Want $34,500.00. VEHICLE to introduco We'd Ph. 1614} 143-5425 992·2259 POMEROY - Just what you have been wonbngl Abeautiful 2 story older brick 1n a (!JlOd neighborhood, central air, 2 fireplaces, beautiful sta1rway and woodwork. all in (!JlOd condition. Price reduced lo $39,900 but will consider reasonable oilers. minera~. '·'SIDING CO YOUR to· hPI•A·Cir.themoc~tmwoy n« · · :. ' . · ILACKSTON NEW CAR & TRU(I· L£ASING For Foster Se"'ice Caii6J.I.UU7.1.7'11 MIDDLEPORT - !i. brick with loiS oil~ shade trees and lg ""~ lot near library. 2 fiAI baths, lurnace, nrce kitchen fireplace 1n INing. and garage' Only $'!8.500. 'MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR All YOUR. WIRING NfEDS Residential & Co11mercial Call: 992-5175 Or 742-31 J&F PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hill Road Lon1 Bottom. OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Rtcomnt~~~ded by l.eldin1 Carpet Manu· facturers. . 'FREE ESTIMATES" · 3-22-tln (CUT OUT FOI FUTUII USII CONTRACTING DOZER. BACKHOE, TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER, GAS SEWER UNES. REClAMATION, PONDS• SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOM.E FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT e. JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 $6.000 - 4 rms.. bath, furna~ 1\.jl basement carport, and eltra kJl I ftoor plan in Pome10y Good rental write-off. BUSINESS BUILDING - 2 Large rms. with excellent income. Can be doubled st~ bric~ DEAL WITH LOCAL l'fOPU \'OU CAN DEAl WITH. Sw Mto:phy. - ...-i ...... Htlotl. Virgii·MIII · .,_,..,.,. Housing Headquarters . Garage MIDDlEPORT - Th~ 3 bedroom home must be sold! Much remodelln& large lot, garage, lorced air heal patio area and on deadend street Make an· offer! PRICE REOLUCED - i.anp· ville -.- Rental Investment - Large 2 story oouse with 4 bedrooms, large living room, dining room, & f10nt & rear porches. Also a furnish«! efficiency apartment l'tus a store buitdiog _& ~ outbuild· mgs. Now $29,900.00. REALTORS H111ry E. Cleland · Jr. 992-6191 DoHit Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussel ,_,_2660 P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 10-6-tlc ~ MOTEL . RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. I miles !tom Pomoroy-ll'lson Bridie SINGI,J tJ4.95 · •• RIDENOUR TV & APPI.IANCE J&L BLOWN CHESTER-985 INSULATION . VINYL & R.oger Hysell ' BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'~6' Up to 24'~36' Insulated Dog Houses 304-675-6276 1-IO·t.f.n. lEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 915-3561 All M••u •Wiahen •Diahw..htra •Ra•Refrlgec •tot• •D,.. •Freenre PARTS and SEitVII:E THE QUIUTY PRINT SHOP F, Ally.,, ,HI/Itt lltli1 PLUS. Office Supplies & Furniluro, W..wing oncl Grlllluotion St, ~otic Signs, I Sta. .s, 0 ALUMINUM SIDING MEIGS EXCAVAnNG COMPANY Will do all types of axcava~ing, landltcap· ing, basements, HW' lOt .......yb,P-.y age systam1, weter and ga1 lines. water wetl driiHng and - vice, trucking (limaa· tone & dirt). 992-3345 CaU: 742-2407 lusinns Forms, Copf Sonicts, ftc. US Ml" St.. -~·lplrt ·23-tfn 3/2/tln RENT ACAR CAU FENCl I SUPPLY PH. 9U-6931 446-4522 742-2027 ACCENT After S C.ll uw• R.nt For Less" U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL Sl. Rt.1to Gltlllpolis, II. lU,'-y Ollie AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Altt Trt••l•ll•• PH. 992-5612 or 992-7121 3-24-tfc Howard L Write14tll Roofing Co. NEW-IIPAII !~~==~~~ Gutta,. - Claa'*'· .1. Gutt.,., Painting Storm • Wlndowa Siding • Soffit Work o_, 949-2263 or 247-464 TIENCIH IS 0111 IN Trenching Of Any TyPt Dozt1 & lackhot Sttvoce PIUIIiilll Sorwice • Wtldi ... I.OIIboy Hauliol Septic srsttiM lic-1- flllm.Am . WILUAMS TIENCHING SEIVICE II. 4, ,.,... 1oo U. ·-iT· Ollie 45769 (614 H2-2U4 If ttl-6704 10-8-tlc s CARPENTER ___. SERVICE ' _.......... ---....-~ov - =-Ce:eu• WDrll - ......... - I ..... I F- hti-~1 . ., Y. C. lOUNG.HI ,_.,; • "2-6215 ., 992-7114 PLUMBING & HEATING 317NirlltS.IIIII .lll.lrt, ..... 45760 SALES & SERVICE -·- 16141 eu.ss 1'1111111 ..1-6SSe RENT A CAR I "W• Rut '" l.m" U-SAVE · AUTO RENTAL St. lt. 160 North Gallipolis, Ohio . 7/ 11 / tln "Frtt Estimate~" Installation Availallle I DE'NNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Repl1cement Windows •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 4·1-2 mo. d. CALL .4 46-'4522 RADIATOR SERVICE RUSTIC HillS ~ Extra n~e 5 rm. modern home wah larg!! closets, 2 lull baths, loiS carpettng. lg. family rm. with woodburning lirepiace & mod1!1'0 'knchen. UnLITY •Kitchenettes •Restaurant A.U. NO DOWN PlfMENT 101111 11011111 f PAYMENT Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 Sizes Start From 12'x16' . 304•675-4276 .. •Uwe Enter1ammerlf•Free HBO- to .drive: the ..hicle of yoU! choice. All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS .BOGGS Authorized John, DHre. We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. New Holland, Bush HOI Farm Eqylpmenl PAT HILL FORD E••'~•••t Pute & Str.let Middleport, Ohio. SALES & SERVICE U. S. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO RT. Dealer . ftr111 992-2196 1·t3·tfc 1-J-tk "VINYl SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDif!iG 'ILOWN IN INSULATION IISSILL SIDING CO. New "Free Homes luilt Eatlm•tee" PH..949-2101 or 949-1160 No Sunday Calh f1tfllo ROUSH CONSTRUCTION oltsltlential & (ommtrdol ..Deulopmtnts & Com!Mrciol .Sit01 oSJntla and Multi Unit Housing •Wood Mode (ol.tlnetry Detllft and Planning GREG PH. ROUSH 992-7611 5-7-tfc views at G111ipolis Holiday Inn. Monday May , 27 . 11 :00-5:00 PM, E.O.E. No phone calla . hperienced stylist vyani:ed for Unisex styling talon . Benefits available. Interview by appointment, cell 614· 446· 3353. Custodian to clean a~rt­ ment & cut grass, live· in . Coli 304-675-5t04 or 304675·5386. N'eed experienced dauy Term hand in Racine area . 6 room house provided . Knowledge of farm mechlnary necaa· sary. Write The Daily Sen· tinel, Bo~t 729Y, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call the Army National Guar.d and ask about our pay and benefits, including edu· cational a~tistance . Call 304-875-3960 or 1· 800· 642· 3819. Help wanted full and time waitren's and maid . Send resume to 711, Gallipolis Ferry. 25516 . Medium size. long hair. bllllck and white mala dog found in Monkey Run, Main St. area . Colt 614· 992 2226 otter 6:30 pm. 9-13-tfn 992-7013 9 part barbox Wv. The Daily Sentinel Homes for Sale Buy from owner & uva. Terrific lo01tion. Kyger Craelc School. 3 bdr., fir•· place. Built-In kitch•n with dishwttthar. range. oven. Full b•aemant with family room, gea htpat, possible 9Va % loan auumptlon, UB, 500 . Call 614· 4411· 4042. 3 bdr home 3 yrs old, rural 'water, near Mercerville , $33, 600 . Coli 614-266· 6694 . New Home for Sale: Ivydale Subdivision, 1 mi. past Silver Bridga, t41,600. 3 bdr, lot 100)(120. no r· o Commission Involved, Call Jack 6 t 4-446· 7630 . Jay Drive owner 1elling 3 bdr. 2 bath, cozy har1h for winter, pool and AC for summer. Intl,reated only call 614· 446· 7554 oltM 6pm . 5 rooms, b1th, v, basement, 2 porches, garage, large lot, $27,500. New Hoven. Cell 304-675-5739 or 304·8822868. 3 or 4 bdr .. 3 bath, fam . rm .. LR. DR. 2 car garage, CA, Joy Dr. Call614-446-4307. Beautiful 4 bdr ., large livin· groom, modern kitchen. diningroom. laundry-utility room, 1 'h baths, attached garage. private patio, 140's. Call 81 4-446·8084 or 446· ~==~=========== 1 -1-38_7_._____________ Lost and Found FOUND : Beigle dog, vicin· ity Silver Bridge Piau. Call 614-446·1534. ..........ss2.5o tn~inMa . Muat be aggre11ive. mature individual quelified to train •• ulea manager. Eernlng opportunity to start •250300 per WHk with flral yr, potential of t26.000 . Inter- 12 Hoods ......................... '14S 13-IS Ford longer Ioehr Ponels ...............•2S Hoods......................... '130 73-19 Chtwr. lr. 13-IS Ford Ianger (ob CO<ners..................•20 Grill11 ...........................175 Htw and Ustd Auto Gloss-latt Model Part• .. .. companion. t1ouae broken, e;~~c . pet. Call after Gri11H ..................... •31.50 73-79 Chewy. Jr. Public Notice 31 Help Wanted for management 4 black and white kittens, 4 ·--------:-----....-------~--..:!:..·:;13_:t:~:n"-J ' r·, weeks old, 2 twin size ma~tresses . Phone 304· 676-1928. Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Notice 11 Manager Trainee Nalional company needs candidate• Glenn E. Jewell, deceased, Cora mali Harper, John Harper, Gilberta WIUie 0. Dyer, dece~ . M. E. Jewell, atlldavlt, Scipio. Maxine Dyer, atndairlt, Rutland. · Starch~. atftdavtt, Salisbury. Rutland Church of God to Ray . 'lbomas H, Westen, deceaSEd,, M. Maxine Dyer to M. Maxine Lambert, Juanita Lambert, Par- Hazel M. Westen, Cert. of Trans .• Dyer. William Robert Dyer, Kathy cels, Rutland Dyer, Parcels, Rutland. Sutton. Carol Sprouse 1o Doyle W. Willie 0 . Dyer, deceaSEd, to M . Gerald Hoff~r. deceased to Sargent, Nellie L. Sargent, 40 acres, Emma L. Hoffner, Albert V. Maxtne Dyer, atfldavlt, Rutland. Bedim'(). Hoffner, Cert. of Trans., Pomeroy Clair F . Hunt, Shirley A. Hunt to , CecU E . Kannan to Leading VWage. Joel Keith Jones, Joseph W. Jones, Creek Conservancy District, Right Leonard Hess, Jr.. deceaSEd, Lots 2 and 3, Chester. of Way, Salisbury. · Harry J. Yarbrough to Eric N. Evelyn H\'SS. affidavit, Pomeroy Bruce Hardie, LeSlie M. Hardie VOiage. . Bumgardner, Elizabeth A. Bum· to Jon N. Hazelbaker, Parcel, Leonard Hess, Jr., deceaSEd, gardner, .863 acre, Rutland. Scipio. ' Evelyn Hess, Cert. of Trans., Mark Tymlns, Gloria T)<mlns to Tona Boring, Goldie Boring to Meigs. John W. Van Meter, Betty V. Van Asa E. Boring, Wanda K. Boring, David Wayrl!! Grindstaff, Sandra Meter, Parcels, Lebllnon. "Lot 1166, Olive. ,K. Grindstaff to Lois J. Mugrage, Gerald E . Shuster, MOdred T. Steven R. Scott, Sandra K. .Scott Charles L. Mugrage, 1 acre, Sutton. , Shuster to Althlers OU, ·Inc.. Right to David M. Fetty, Janke L. Fetty, Freda Holter nka Freda Wyatt to of Way. Rutland. Lot 5, Chester. Paul C. Holter, Betty L. Vale, Pt. Gerald E. Shuster, Mildred F . Wayne Harper, ~ased. to Ada Lots, Salisbury. . Shuster to Althlers Coal Co., Right Marcella Harper, Thomas Harper, ' SteVen Len Sayre, Dllde Ruth ot Way. Rutland. John Harper, 'GUberta Harper Sayre to Steven Len Sayre, Dixie Lynda C. Woodyard to Timothy Starcher, Affidavit tor Transfer, · Ruth Sayre, Parcels, Salisbury . C. Woodyard, Tracts, Salisbury. Salisbury. · BeUnda G. Conoolly, Richard L. Aleta L. Carr to J. L. Coats OU & Wayne HarpE:!', deceased to Ada ConnoUy to Ronald E. Grate, Judith · Cas, Right of Way, Scipio. " .MarcOla Harper, deceaSEd, 'ThoL. Grate, Parcels. Chester. The Daily Sentinel Public Notice Giveaway Middleport, Ohio Situations Wanted Will cut and trim cemetery ploh. Will cut grass In Pomeroy and Mason. Call 614-992-6332or 304-773· 6!142. lady will do baby-sitting in own home in Syracuse. Call 6t4-992· 5175. Wanted To Buy last Chenoa buy from owner and save. 4 bdr .. brick & frame ranch. 1 V:r baths, deck. CA, gas heat. garage. Terrific location, Kyger Crook Schools. $40' s. Call 614--446-t990. 2 bedr:ooms, full basement, double car Garage. 1 .2 . acres, Rose Hill, Pomeroy . $28,000. 614-678-2513. 7 rooms and taath on Nelson Rd. in Oe~~:tar area. 814698-6528. Coli anytime. 18 Wanted to Do We pay cash for late model I~----------­ 3 bedroom sectional home located on large lot in clean used cars. Jim Mink Chav.·Oids Inc. Wanted to !awning mowing Arbaugh Addition. Tuppers TOWN & COUNTRY Bill Gone Johneon Gallipolis area & vincinity. . Plains . S32.900. Willaccept 814·446-3672 Coli 814·256-8251 alter mobile home on trade. Call VETERINARY 814-992-7034 or 814-92· 5:30PM 7671 otter 5:00. CLINIC Wanted to buy used mobile 1----- - - -- -homeo. Call614·446·0175. Wanted to mow lawns Galli · IN MIDDLEPORT polis .,ea. ·call 614·446 · Lovely home. 8 rooms. bath, PAUL E. SHOCKEY. D.V.M. basement, garage, utility Double 11roller for twins. · 4387 ahar 6. Cell8t4· 256-1423. - - - - - - - - - - - - - building; hardwood floors, OPEN EACH carpeted, insulated, storm COLEMAN WATER WELL doors and windows; eco· THURS. EVE. 6-8 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS DRILLING FURNITURE . Bodo, iron, Pump sales. service. Regis- nomical heating. excellent l~ation . Will consider mo· PT. PlEASANT OFFICE t wood, cUpboards, chairs, tered 'in Ohio. All work tor home as part payment. cheeu. bukets. dishes. guaranteed. Call 304·273· 3305 JAUSON AVI. none jars. antiques. gold 2811. Ravenswood, W. Va. Coll814-949·2719. SMAll ANIMAL HOURS and silver . Write·M.D. Millar, Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio Mr. Ed's Speedy Wuh. high 7 room houte. 1% bath. 4 M-y 3 p.m.-5 p.m.. 46789 or cell 614·992· pre11ure cleaning, liquid ' bedrooms. garage . On Tllllday 6:30 p.m.-1 p.m. 7160. Wt ..ttday 3 p.m.- 5 p.m. und blasting . Mobile Gravel Hill in Middleport. Thundor 3 p.m.·S p.m. homes. bulldingt, trucks, Cell 61 4·992·571 4 . Buying daily gold, silver heavy equipment. pools, Fridoy 1 p.m.-2 p.m. coins; rings, jewelry, aterling parking areas, boata. Ed- Central air and heat, country Soturdoy 10 a.111.-ll :30 a.m. war_e, old coins, large cur- ward Oesta"eicher. 3Q.4- kitchen. family Joom, 3 lARGE· ANIMAlS ANQ . bedrooms. bath, 2·car gar· r,;.cy , Top prices. Ed;. Bur~. 676· 7239 or. 676-p367. sUIGUY ., APPOINlii!INT ega. basement, 21ots. Many kat~ Bilrber Shop, 211d. Ave. 304 ..675-2441 ' Middleport, Oh. 1114· 992- Will do housecleaning in more 8Jttras make this Ra· 12·3-tfn 3478. Point Plaa11nt and vicinity, cine home very deiireble. Phone 814-949·3034. 304· 876-7762. Metal wall cablhat. 30 Buy from owner and save. . Inches long. 22 or 24 inchaa Announcements DoWnttairs;. "kitchen, living wide ... Prefer 24 inch. Must Finoncial roqrn, din_ing room, be,dtie If\ good oondltlon. 61 4· ;, --:-: . rOom lnd bath. Upstairs: 2 . . 992-2969. ' . bedrOomt. Remodeled,.w.al. 2 In Memoriam to wall carpet, ga• heat, 21 Business storm windows and doors, Opportunity insulated, large from porch. E111ploy111Pn t garage, outbuilding, nice The family of Sibyl Greene Serv1ces yard. $17,000. Depot St .. wishes to thank the New I NOTICE I Rutland, Ohio. Call Orville Have~ Emergency Squad; THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· Hogue at 614-742-2291 . the mtrtea It Ple11ant.Y.alley LISHING CO. recommends Hospital, aapecially thoae in that you do busineJS with Have an energy efficient Intensive Care: Dr. James 11 Help Wonted people you know, and NOT home built on your lot. From Martin for all of the time and to send money through the $13,900.00. Call for ooti· good care that they gave our Mother. We would also like Will do babysitting in my mail until you haVe invtiati· motes. 304-675-3981 . to thank all of our friend a and home thitsummer. Rodney· gated the offering. log home 3 acrea, 2 mi. out neighbors for the food, Quail Creek area. Call 61 4· Home Assembty Income. Jerrico Rd. e64,000 . . Call flowers, cards and prayers; 245-91t0. Auemble productaat home. 304-675·6622. Rev Clyde Fields, Rev. George Hoschar, Rev. Don Garage door installer. Pleaae Part-time. Details. Call813327·0898, ext. 159. 3 bedroom home, 9Yz per· Roach and all the minltters call 614· 256-6472 . cent aaaumableloan, garden who visited her; June Stewart, Dolly Turnball and Watkins dealer. No expe· Own your own Jean - spot. Reduced down to Mary Kelly and Red Tucker rienca necessary. Earn 2 5· Sportswear. Ladles Bou - $49,000. 304-875-5047. and the Foglesong Funeral 60% no territorial reetric· tique, or Children's Store Home. George Greene and tiona. Call collect McCoy. National Brands. $16.600 8 room house with bath on includes fixtures, training, one and two thirds acre lot It Greene Family, Ellen Rife. 61 4·446-8086. $9.176 Inventory. acceaao· Gallipolis Ferry. City water The family of Alva Rife B•bysittar needed imme- rles and mora. Call now II Mr. and natural gaa. Mid 20's. For appointment to aee would Ilk& to ·thank Dr. diately for 1 yr. old in my Tate 704·274•6966. phone 304· 675-6391 or Walker and Dr. Chri1topher home. Cell614-245-9187. 876-1702 alter 5 PM . and the Holzer Medical 22 Monay to Loan Center nuraea on the 4th Students 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8Y OWNER - 3 badroomo, floor and ICU for their College ln the tummer or 1984, we 1 Yt baths, dining room, full kindness and good care. Hlectod over 1. 600 stu· HOME OWNERS·Rtiflnance basement with family room, Special thanks to friends and dents to work in our college to low fixed rate. Uae equity 24x24 garage, close to neighbors for food, flower~, program. These 1tudents cards and prayers during the earned "n average of *275 for any pu'rpose. Leeder downtown. 304·676·4604. losa of our loved one. The par week or $4,440 for the Mortgage Co., 614-692· Rental property or tingle Rife Family, Hazel, Worley eummer, In addition, over 3061 . family home, awner flnanc · and Charles. 1 00 of these ~ollega awards ing available. 1·304· 233In exces1 of $113.000. 23 Professional 0788 .tt.. 6:00. Several students also re3 Announcements Services ceived academic credits to· Mason; Remodeled home. 2 ward thaur degree. Inter· baths. good condition, nice vlewo: Thurs., May 28th. carpets. Garden staned. II· SWEEPER and sowing ma- Noon til 6:00PM. 417 Se· Piano Tuning and Repair. lness, mus' sell. 304-671· Brunlcardi Mu1ic Co., 8 14· chine repair. parts, and cond Ave. , Gallipolis, Oh. 446· 06B7. Twentieth year 6743. supplies. Pick up and Room 18. of quality service. Lane delivery, Devil Vacuum 3 bedroom home on 1 0 Cleaner, one half mile up Eaay Anembly Work I Donlolo, 814· 742-2951. acree. Beech Hill are• , Georges Creek Rd. · Cell teoo.oo per too. Gueron-tt9,500.00. Phone 304· tead Payment . No Water wells drilled and aer· 773· 91 84. 614-448-0294. vlcad. Prices on r~ue1t. Call Experience· No Sales. De· Balloon• for Gat WaH, Anni· tells aend self·addra.. ed 614· 742·3147 or614- 992· 3 bedroom houM. lincoln varaarys, Birthdays, partlu. stampad envelope; Elan 5008. Avenue, $33,600.00. Call Singing Gorrllla, Coli Bal· Vltol-715, 3418 Enterprise Accounting Services. Ae81· 304-675· 2749. loons & Co. 61 4-446·431 3. Rd. Ft. Pierce. Fl. 33482. onebla ratet . Ca11614-742- . Annual Meeting Addison Patient Services Assistant 2191 alter 12:00 pm . Gro· 32 Mobile Homes Reynoldl Cemetery A11oci· fulltlma to coordinate , the gory Van Motor AA8. for Sale otion Moy 27th, 6:30PM ot activities of Meigs County the cemetery. family _planning clinic. Must PIANO TUNING AND RE· I - - - - - - - - - -hove H.S. diploma or equl· PAI R, Summer rate• In Gospel Meeting on May valency: additional educa- effect · frea eulrna tes . NEW AND USED MOBILE 25th. 1 :00 pm. til do ... · tion prefened with succell- Word' s Keyboard. 304- 875· HOMES KESSEL' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, Evangilist· Herb Ins cat. ful work hiatory in related 5500 or 675·3824. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, preaching. Public Invited. At fletd. Responelble poaition AT 35. PHONE 1114·4411home of Max Mtd Miry for a mature Individual, 7274. Folmer, near Baehan, Long eensltlve to reproductive Re,il Es!,tte Run Rd. Longbottom, Ohio. health needs of women 1nd For Sale By 'Ownen. 2 Covered dlah dinner at 4:00 families. Muat be well or· mobile homes located on pm, Bring a lawn chair and ganlzed: have damonetratad waterfront loti, R1ccoon enjoy a day of good preach· competence with flgu res 31 Homea for Sale Creek. Urge deck. pole lng ond singing. Col 1114- and recordkeeping. Muet be 843-54111. able to work under gulda· Three bedroom•. central air, born. out bulldlngo. boat linea w~h mlnlmtl oupervl· vinyl wall paper. c•rpet docka, much more. Call Free toys and frH gilts. lion and have superior vtr· throughout, well lnaulatad, 114 4-2711·4050 or et 4-279· ' Wrap up your lhopplng list bel communication ekllls. new peint, attached o•rage, 1225. . ' have 1 Friendly Home Toy Rell1bl1 trtnaportation flex I· gas outdoor grill, awnlng1. Party now. Gifta for 111 blllty of time and obillty to mony extras. Coli 814-4411· Schult 1974 t 2XII5 2 bdr, occaliona, eomet:hlng for travel tocally required. Even· 2583 til 6:00PM. eftor comp. fum .• plus blocks • eYerYOna. For more Inform•· lng. Soturdoy end w•kdoy 8:00PM call et 4-241· skirting t81100. ox. cond. French Cltv Brokerage Ser· tlon, coli Merllyn Powell at hours 1re to be aKpectad. 88119. vice. Ctil814- 4411· 9340. et 4· 742-3188. Send resume end two em· ployment referencaa to Memorlel Ooy Spoclal . Planned Parenthood of Sou· Flatwood area in Pomeroy Schult t 979 1 4X70 3 bdr. otrowbtrrleo 40c lb. Yctu thNot Ohio, 8 N. !fourt St. for br .. FR. BN ceiling, vinyl t Yo both, plus blocks & pick, 8 mlln on Jerryo Run 3rd Floor, Athen1, Ohio aiding, aluminum window, olclrtln;, like n-. It 3,900. Rood. Good Frldoy lhru 411701. bv Mey 29. 1985. 1 7 A . ovalloblo. Cell II 14· Fr•ch City Brokerage 4411· 2369. EOE-ESP. viet. Coli 1114-4411·9340 . Mondoy. 304·5711·21174. --- . a... " 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Page 9 't' ard sales '5 Broadmore trailer 14x80, atlelactric, used only II montha, $11 ,400. Coli 6t 4·446·9307 or 814-4411· 4144. ·1 . 3 acre land, 1 ZX66 mobile home, 2 large petio1 &: porch11, 1 buih in porch , $9000 . Call 61 4-268 · 1317. 8t Vicinity M_iddleport 8t Vicinity Garage Sale : every Satur· day. rain or shine. On State Route 664, between Cheshire II Poner. Something new avery week . Kingsly eapando 7x24 expanda, with air. fireplace , gutters, stereo, microwave, S18,995. Call Mon .-Sat . 9 to 8. 614-446-3647 . 1969 Chempion trailer 12x60 with 1975 odd·on 12x24. Good condition. Call 614-992· 2689 . .......rioin&;ov ______ __ Flea Market. Fraizers Bot· tom, WVa . on US. 35 open every Saturday & Sunday, 9 -6 . Open air & covered spacea for rent, off road parking . Must lefl. 1 983 Jay Sky· liner, lots of extras included. Coli oltor 5o00, 814·446· 7200. For nle by owner : approx. 2 acres of lend with 1974 Castle mobile home. 1 4x66, ex . cond .. all new carpet. and 1962 Buddy 10x66, . expando livingroom, $16,000. Live in one, rent the other. Call 614-4464253 or 614·379· 2824 . .. ·· ··Gaiiii:ioHs·...... ·· Garage Sate Fri. -Sat. 6 left· Lincoln Pike , 2-10ths mi. past bridge. Birds, Chihuahua pups , more . m i.· 141 2familylotaofitems. 120 State St . Sat . 1· 6, Mon .·? 14x70 mobile home , Furniture with awning. porch, skirting . Excellent condi· tion. $7,000. Coll61 4-843· 5147 North Galha H.S.. $300 month. 8150 deposit. Call 61 4·388-8711 altar 5 3 bdr. housa in Rio Grande. also 1 bdr. apt . in Rio Grande . Call 614 - 446 2054. 2 bdr . unfurn ., S160 mo ., Bdults with 1 small child only. Ref. Main St. Crown City, Oh. Call 614-256· 6058. 1 bedroom houM in Miners· ville . Beside Minersville Church, by Bulk Plant. Total electric . Call 614· 992 · 6215 . MOBILE HOMES MOVED. Insured. 20 yrs experience. 304·576· 2866 or 576 · 2998 . 2 bedroom furnished hou· se.in Pomeroy . $250 per month . Call 814-992-5113 after 5:00PM . Mobile homes $3.995.00 and up. call K & K Mobile Homes. Inc. today 304-6753000 . Hocking Tech StudentsGirls! Now ranting for summer and fall quarters. Call 61'4-992-5742 or 614992· 2094. Mobile home and lot in Gallipolis. Ohio. $6,000.00, will consider trade. 304675·3002 . MOBILE HOMES MOVED. lnturad, 20 years experience . 304-578-2866 or 576-2998. 2 bedroom , furnished, washer . dryer and a1r S 176. plus deposit and utilities . 614-992-7479 . A frame home. Southside. W . Va. S 175.00 plus raler ences and deposit, 304- 675-1165. 1981 Schultz 14x.70 with underpanning, partially fur· nlshad. 304-675-3474 or 676-1753. 1975 Holly ,Park. 1 4x70, 3 bedrooms, centre! air, total electric, furnished with ap-pliances Ol)ly. Nl!_ed to price negotiable. 304·468· 1721. ••II. New Haven, 2 bedroom, large basement, stove, refrigerator. washer, dryer, 8200 .00. Riverview , no pets, phone 304-B82-3546 New Haven. 3 br home. good neighborhood. convenient location. Homestead Realty. 304-675·5540 or 882· 2405. Farms for Sille 30 acres. mobile .home, barn end shod, 304' 7!!5-4U~. 304-882-2471. 1-4 miles.· 'Rt. 2 Non~, ~oint Pte·a~nt . 8\lsiness Buildings ·lc Lot with 4-room building . Excellent busine11 location, SR 124. Racine. Ohio. Call 614·949-2719. - Apt, building 2 · unit. good investment. 304-875-7541 evenings. 36 Lots & Acreaga 57 acres, 26 or more wjth timber. some bottom land, good hunting land. creek frontage. riding lawn mower . Call 61 4-388 · 8634 . 35 acres. 3 mi . W . of Holzer Hospital. Call 61 4-446 · 8221 . 4 acrs in New Haven, 1 acre level. 3 acres wooded, city water. $11.000. Call 304· 675-5739 . leaving area, muat sell 16% ecres of ground, full basement-house no complete . Located 4VJ mi. out Rio-Centerpoint Rd . Sell land contract. Gallia rural weter. tobacco base . Call 614·379·2712 or 61 4-379· 2243. 1.1 acre at Poner, septic & . drive in, lays good. Term• or cnh. Call 614·388·8a85 . large building loti, Jerry's Run Rood. UOOO. Clyde Bowen Jr.. 304-678-2336 Mobile home lot 1 mile out Sand Hill Rd . opposite Sondy Heights. 304-675· 7884. 1 acre along Rt. 62 lOuth city, water. phone. ela<:tric. 304-875· 7541 evenings. 60 ecres off Rt. e2 1outh, Hills. Some level. creek. 304-1175-7541 evenings. R1:nt.tl:; 41 H R ___o_u_a_e_s_f_o_r__•_fl_ t Centtnory-3 bdr. brick. 2 bath, garage. lg.lot, aduHs, rei. & dop, t360 mo. Call 1-61 4-11'43·21144. 3 bedroom house. central olr. 1250 per month. Refer· ence•. 46 Sp11-1ce 81. Call 1114·448·2168 . House for rent on Garfield Avo. 2 bdr. just remodeled. e221 mo. plua ref, and dep. Coli 1114·4411· 1 828. & Vicinity 4-lam lly Saturday;, 1403 Elm St . Meadowbrook . Toys, clothes. antiques. pool table , s i lk flower arrngoment. for Rent 3 bdr . ranch. garage. near NEED MORE ROOM .. .in your mobile home? Mobile home addition by ROOM ADDITIONS, INC . 1819 Washington Blvd. , Belpre, Ohio. Call 614-423-.5825. 34 ...... Pt'Pieasa.iif·--· b~~~~~~~~~t::§:~~~~~~= 41 Houses for Rent 44' Apartment 14x70 Cadle on :v. ear'& lat with 1Bx25 addition: Central air, urban roof, 2 car carport. Price reduced. Call 814· 992-31 19 or 81 4-992· 3132. 33 ' · ······ - ~· ·-·-· · ·········- · · · · Yord Sale : Moy 25, 2&. ond 27. 8:00am-8 :00pm . Avon red glau, Home Int .. miac. glauware, 7 bicycles 20 ln. to 27 in, utility trailer. 3 .& HP Sears outboard, 22 rifle, coal mine stickers and belt buckles, tOys and g1me1. M1dway between Athen1 and Pomeroy . 2 % mllel off Rt . 33. Watch for 1ign1. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnished efficiency $160 utilities paid. 919 2nd., Gallipolit , single male ferred . Call 446-4416 after 7PM. pr'- Furnish-e d apt . 1 bdr. 8145; ullities paid, 607 2nd .• GalliQolis. adults. C_all 4414416 after 7PM . apt. remodeled. private entr•nce, 2 beil· rooms, central air, *226 mo.. references. 821 Y2 Second AVe . 111 614· 440· 2158 . Up~taits 2 bedroom apt remodeled, central air, $275 mo., refer· ences, 821 Second AVa. all 6t4-446-2158 . Unfurnished apartments. 941 Second Ava, Gallipolis. 1 & 2 bdr $246 mo. utilities pd. Call 446-4416 oftoor 7pm. Unfurnished 2 bdr in Crown C1ty, Ohio. Call 614·2566520 . One efficiency apt. *1.76 mo .. 1 bdr .• kitchen. bath . C~ll 614-446-9244 9AM6PM . " Furni~hed apt . 3 room pri~ vate bath, references re· quired, 846 2nd. Avo .. Galli· polis . Call 614 ·446-2215. 2 bdr . apts. $149 mo., newly decorated; kh:chen furnished . Call 304-6765104. . 1 bdr .. small k1tchen. turni!lhed, utilities paid, 5 ·min. from to.Vn. ref. Call ~614446-4063 -::-:-----Riverside Apts . Middlepon. Special rates for Senior Citizens . S130. Equal Houain.g Opportunities . 614992-7721 . • 2. bdr. fl,Jrnishef;l r .all utii ites pd .. except elect., convenient location, security deposit rauq~red . Call614 -446· e558 . Furnished 2 bdr . 1n Crown City . Coll614·256· 6520. 2 bdr, tully furnished , AC , utilities paid, adults only. Call614-446-4110 2 bdr. unfurn . mobile home, 12x60. washer·dryer hookup . 1 mi. past HMC on Rt. 35 . Coli 614· 446·4369 or 304-875-9760 . 12x60 edge of town on 588.adutts only. no pets. $150 monthly plus deposit & ulilities . Call 614 -446· 0822. '76 liberty 12x70, 2 bad · room , new carpet, gas he lit;' good cond. 304-676 -2119 or 676·2164. 3 br mobile home, 1 ' car garage in New Haven . 304· 882-2384 or 773-5942. 44 Apartment for Rent I JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Housing Opportunity) monthly rent starts at $169 for 1 bedroom and S204 for 2 bedroom, deposit S200. located near Spring Valley · Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV available. hours 111 possible 10 am to 4 pm and . 7 P.m to 9 pm Mondey-Fri,doy, Call 614446 - 2745 or leave mesaage. Nicely furnished mobile home, eff. apt.. central air and heat in city. adults only. Cell 614-446-0338. Furnished efficiency 701 , 41h Avo .. Gotllpollo. "80. utilitiet paid. share bath , adult• Cell 446-441 6 alter 7PM . Upstairs 3 rooms, furnished. bath , washer-dryer , AC , cle1n , no pets, ref , dep . req .. adults. Call 614-4461519. Upatairl unfurnished 3 room apt .• carpeted. utilities paid. no children, no pets. Call 614-446·1637. Garage apt,,1urnithed, 291.4 Neil Avo .. Gallipolis . 1 bdr .. 1235, utilitia1 paid. Call 446· 4416 after 7PM . Newly remodeled. 4 rooms and bath apt. Carpeted, kitchen furnished. On Ea1t Main St. in Pomeroy . Call 514-992- 7314 . One or two bedroom apart· ments in Pomeroy, Furnished or unfurnished. Rent negotiable. Coli 6t 4· 9925723 . Unfurnished apartment for rent . 2 bedrooms in Athena, Ohio . Must meat HUO guidelines. For elderty, hah· dtcepped or disabled. Ut~i ­ tias included. Contact &14593-5484 . EHO. Furnished apartment . 3 rooms and bath . No peta. Call614-949·2253 . Ooe bedroom, total eleetric, carpeted, e;w;tra nice, depoih required. 61 4-992·2094. 1 bedroom apt. for rant . Nicely loc•ted Contact VII· lage Manor in Middleport . 614·992 - 7787 . Equol Housing Opportunity . 1 bedroom furnished apt. fpr rant. Utilities paid . No petl, drunks. or dope . John Sheets , 3 V:r miles south pf Middleport on Rt. 7 . Phone 614· 367·0611 . 2 bedroom apt. Bedroom and kitchen furnished . S200 . per month . Call 614992 -2815 . After 5 :00 pm, call614 · 992· 5319 . 1 bedroom apt ., equipped kitchen. Partially furOishad . All electric . $175 . per month. Cell814·992 · 2815 . After 5:00 , call 614·992 5319 . APARTMENTS. mobile homes, houses. Pt . Pleaaant a'nd Gallipolis . 6t 4· 448 · 8221 . laureland Apartments, New Haven, now accepting appli · cations for 2 bedroom apartmenu . Basic rant t1&3: Inquire aplrtmant C -1 . Equal housing opportunity. 2 rooms completely fur· niahed, central heat, lady. 1165 . month . e 14-4411 · J414. 45 Furnished Room• For rent Sleeping Rool'(ls and light house keeping . rooma. Perk Centrll Hotel . Furnish e d apart m e n t. Coll614· 446·0758. Adults only. Call 61 4·4469523 or 614·446-1443. Furnished rOOt'J'I, ,.nga 1 ; . . frig $1 00. sh1re tH.th. stn2 bdr. Apt.s & houaes for gl~ mole. 919 2nd. AVo .. rent t125. $1 50, a200. Coli Golllpolio . Colt 4411-44 t1 676-5104 or 675-5386. after 7PM . . �.. . .. '• ... - . -- . Friday, May 24, 1985 Ohio LAFF-A-DAY 48 Space for Rant 68 CQUNTRY MOBILE Homo P1rk, Route 33. North of Pomerov. large .lots. Call 614-992· 7479 , Trailer spaces, one sma ll child accepted No pets. 304·675 ·1 076. Strawberries pick your own, no checks, accept food ltampt. Happy Hollow Fruit Farm. Gallipolla Ferry, 304576·2026. 25 1crea of pasture tor rent. cow• only, no horses, 304- 675-1918. K•k has a total electric IVIIIIble, one in Ohio Strawberriea, vou pick 75 cent quart. we pick 151 .00 quart. open 1 0 :00 till 8 :00. 7 days Across Rt. 2 from Goodyear Plant, 304·5762336. P.'erk and one in WV park . Call 304-675-3000 for inl. 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olive St., Gallipolis . New • uood wood -coal stoves. 6 pc wood LA suite S399, bunk beds 81 99, antron recliners S99, new 8a used bedroom suites. ranges, wiinger washers. 81 shoea. New livingroom suites 1199-*699, lamps, 1110 buying coal II wood atovea. Coil 814·446-3169 . , LAYNE ' S FURNITURE "Good news ' Mr • Mott "'"d Furniture ·· Refngerators. rangea. metal off1ce tlalka, electrJc range. 3 miles Open 9am Co-j;pm, Mon ' thru S~t . : 814-448·0322 . . . .. i>ll.l Sulavllle Ra. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers, refrigera tor•. ranges. Skaggs Appliances. Upper · River Rd. betide Stone Crest Motel. • ;11!4· 446· Y39B . . • .'County····, Appliinee , liic: <GOod uied appliances and TV sets. Open SAM to &PM . Mon thru Sat 614· 446· 1699, 627 3rd . Avo. Galli· :polla. OH . 'Valley Furniture. new & :u1ed. Large section of quality furniture . 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. Why pay more? Check us out. New furniture, appliance• outlet. Trade Center, Kaneuga. Oh . Call614· 446· 74U. Ed' I Appliance Servicing, air conditioners. refrigerators. washers. dryers. In Gallla. Meigs & Mason Co . Call 814-448-7444 or 614-367, 7187. : 27' avocado stove & over· .-head fan 835 . TV stand 835. Sf'lower doors glaas $20. , Call 614-446-7307 after 4:30PM . 3 piece livingroom suite couch, lo\leteat, chair, like •ow. 1400. Call 614-446· • 3824. ~ '. Modern dinette, mens 10 •P••d. ~ bed with manress, teletype mechine . stereo Call 1114-446-9419 before SPM . WIFE's cookm' g'" ' I~=::=======:-r-;~~~~;:::~~~;::1 · 54 Misc. Merchandise Pool People Special: Shock liquid $2.55 gal-PH up 83 .60 41b. lngroundpool kill 16x32 $2,395 . 18x36 $2,695, 20x40 S2,B95, in stook 36% off teat kits, brushes, nets. vac hoae, vac head•. therometera. Middleport 61 4· 992-5724 or Gallipolis 614·446 ·305 1 Spring Speciai· Patriot utility buildings on display at two con\lenient location•. B & s Produce. Vie'nd St. in Pt. Pleuant. 'nd French City Mobile Homes in Gallipolis. 9x12 8695, also 10x16 $996. Delivered and aat up on your lot. J : 175-84B3 or 675-1450. · RICK'S NEW AND USED • FURNITURE . Compare our · pricee, Mve today. Phone 304· 773-6430 • : 53 Antiques • COLLECTORS ITEMS . • Kemple Gl••• by piece . Stlvlf Bridge Plates . Kennedy Piotto, W. Va . Centennial Plet••· Aehtrays , ..c . Wheaton Prelidenti•l ·llottleo, coli 304·675-29B9 . or 811·2039. ,. · 114 Miac. 54 Misc. Merchandise 14 foot boat trailer. Hotpoint heavy duty clothes dryer V· 8 Chevy motor rebuilt .or parts Grill to fit 1967 Chevy pickup, Luggage rack for S-10 Chevy Blazer. 304-675-1469. Strawberries 81 quart. We pick . Call anytime. Located at Aahton. 3'04-576-2676. Ga1 cook stove. or trade for electric 304·578-21 01 . 56 . Building Supplies l- -- - - - - - - Building Materials Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels . etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande. 0 . Call614·245-6121 Air Compressors : Manufacturer has an O\lerstock of brand new tndustrialgradl!!i sJ- - - - - - - - - HP. all cast iron, two atage Built on your lot nowl Big 4 pump, 21 72 C.F M dio· car garage -shop. •&.996 & placement. 150PSiworklng up. Call 1-614-8B6-7311 . pressure. 80 gallon ASME tank. American made, 12 Builder's Surplue-Salvage month limited warranty . Cloooouta. (1} Embossed Suggested retail $2,196, wood grain aluminum sid· selling to the public for ing. foam backed. twin4'' or $795 .00 lplua freight} . 10 8 " pattern, S39 .96 sq. (21 HP models also available . Twin rib white metal rotting Call 1-800-824· 0721 . or siding 38" wide 8' thru 16' lengths, t41 .96 sq. (31 We now build big 5 bedr . Steel insulated prehung !Early American Homes) dQor'aallsizesand patterns, $17.900 . See this dream 876 .00 &. up. 14) Hollow home today Call 614·886- core and 6 panel wood prhung door's $20.00 & up. 7311 (6) 4'x8'x5-32 wood panel12 ' K16 ' dark red shag ing. 84.99 Ill up. carpet, bakmg roaster 81 , Wellston, Oh. 220 electric . base board Penn's Warehouse heaters, Coli S14- 448 · I~!,:~==~L--~7.l39. . Block, brick, mortar and 14 cu.ft . two doOr Frigtdaire matonry supplies. Mountain refrigerator. good cond State Block, Rt. 33. Now 8195 . Approx . 6 yrs. old . Hoven. W. Va. 304-882· 2222 . Call614-448-0175 . Flowers. bedding har-ging baskets. gelobl~ P.loota, ton>otl>oi. peppers. cuuumber Cleland Greenhouse. St.. Racine . Ohio. HoursDaily 1 o·oo til dark, Sunday-1:00 til dark. Used trimmers and chain saws. Pomeroy Home and Auto 614·992-2094 1---------Beautiful •election of silk flowers for Memorial Day Cliff 's Place, next to Heiners Bread Store in Middleport. grade l_umber 500 fl .. $60. Millwood, in1eructi'Dn. U.·S . ""33· . ~- 304· 273-2522. open 7 am. . 8 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. · 3 p .m. 66 Pets for -Sale HILLCREST KENNEL~ Boarding a'U breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies . Stud Servjco. C..ll614· 446· 7796. Vorx stereo tor sale. heel- Briarpatch Kennels Profes· lent condition. Dual dub-to· sional All·breed grooming. dub cassettes. 8 track, AM· Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· FM . One set of speakers, 7 cllities. English Cocker Spa· watts 1 set wall mount niol pupploo. Call 814-388· speakers, 16 watts. 60 eight 9790. track tapes All for 8300 1-:--~------­ f.rm. Call614·742-2541 . Dragonwynd Cauery Ken nel. CFA Himalayan, Persian For sale. Stainle11 steel and Siamese kittens . AKC ladder for above ground Chow puppies. Now litter. swimming pool . Call 61 4· Call 448-3844 after 7PM . 742-2877 AKC Reg. Pekingese pup· Slight Paint Damage . New pies. Ready now. CaU 614· flashing arrow sign. 8259 258-9391 . complete, was S499 . Free 1----- - - - - lettersl She left. Call AKC registered Old English 1(800}423-0163, anytime. Shoop dog. Male, 1O'h INot repossessed) montha old. For pet or brooding . Call 614-992· Flowers for Memorial Day 3 8039. miles south of Middleport . 1- - - - - - - - - Formerlv Betty 's Carryout Fish Tank and Pet Shop, AU prices reduced. Silk or 2413 Jackson Avenue, plastic. N1ca assortment Point Pleatant. 304-676Call 814-992· 2969. 2083. Fish. blrda and more '_ Country Oak t•ble•. chairs, cupbOarda. deslu. ice bo"es . Conkl••· Tuppers Plains. Rt . 1. H1nd crafted and , linlohed. · ·----PlckenJ uNd furniture . 304· Firewood $20.00 pickup load, UO.OO delivered. Call 304 - 875 -6762 or 675 2991 . -:...._... Small engines and tiller, 304-676-3002 . Fuller Brush products now a'ltlailable, dealers wanted for Gallie and Meigs Counties. 304-675-1090. ('ilason, 75 conto quart, t9.00 for 13 quarts. save gas. 304-675-2817 . Strawberry. Powell's, GallipoliJ Farry . Pick your own. No Sunday Saloa. Call for reaervat1on1 a her 10:00 AM , 304· 675-5431 59 Farm Su~~lies & L1ves1o ck 61 Farm Equipment CROSS • SONS U.S . 35 West . Jackson . OhiO. 614·286-6461 . Massey Ferguson. New Holland. Bush Hog Sales & Service. Over 40 used tractors to choose from & complete line bf new 8t used equipment . Largest selection in S .E. Ohio . 1- - - - - - - - - 2 horse trailers. 4 ft. bush hog, 6 ft. pull~tyoe disc. Call 614·446-3252. 9N Ford tractor 82,000. Mauey Hams baler 8600. Call614-246-5296 '. bedroom remodeled hom' vlnylod, 2 acres 11 60 lb tobacco ba1e. Rio 'Grande area, $21,000 ..~ Call 614245-5296 i . . Big heavy duty 6 ton united form wagon. running 9ears. 8379 .96 . ." Owatonna hay bined &795. Call 614-286· 8622. Hay S. Grain Quality hay for 11le. Some D & R Contractors : Siding~ roofing. new structures, re- orchard~~=========:;::::::::=====::=~~ made orof clover. grass muced . You cut, rake and bale . Call 614-742· 2160 or 614-742-2287. Ear corn for sale. 82.50 per bushel Call614-843- 6216 . 66 Sood 8o Fertilizer Tobacco ptanta for sale . Ready to set. Call61 4-446· 4050. Transporlali on 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid lor ' 80 model and newer used cars. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Ea1tern Ave ., G1ilipoli1 . Call 614-446 · 22S2. Cadillac 1981. Fleetwood Brougham, 4 door, dieael. 30· 35 MPG , like now, $8.500. Call 304· 676 · 1731 after 6PM . 1 982 AMC Spirit 4 apd, AM·FM tape, sun roof, low mileage, 83,199. John's Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd ., Gallipolis . Cell 614-446 · 4782. 1980 Chevy Monza Sport Coupe, red, 4 lpd., good gas mileage . mint cond ., one owner . ;11 1 Kineon Dr. or call614 -446· 1540. 1981 Chevette, 4 dr, auto. am-fm. $2499. John's Auto Sale•. Bulaville Rd, Gallipo· lis 614-446·4782. 81 Horizon4dr , 41 .000mi 80 Colt 2 dr .• 47,000 miles Call 61 4-379·2726. 919 Muotang AC, PS. P8, AM · FM cassette. e~e . cond. Call 614· 446· 3231 after 5PM. 1976 Ford Grande. good cond. Call61 4·446 · 8~93pr 614-446-2346. .• . 1973 Buick leSabre, ·nice used car, loW mileage . Call 446·2502 or alter 7pm. 245-6004. 1 973 Pontiac Ventura, PS, good tires, new carpet. 8600 or trade for Chevy auto truck . Call 614· 388· 9669 Sears 5HP tiller. Call 614446-1827. 1982 Chovone 4 dr.. 4 spd .. 82 .500 . Call 614-379· 2682 Cub Lowboy 1 6 inch belly mower. Cub Tractor with cultivators . MF36 gas, MF245 dioaol. MF175 die· sel, 3600 Ford diesel, 1700 Ford 4WD. Mitaubuishi 180 4WO with loader. Several used mower conditioners. Fairplaln Tractors Sales, Ripley, W.Va . Call 304· 3729876 • I:;;::===F~r:::U:::I.:::t==== S. Vegetables 1- - - - -- - - - - 1974 Gremlin, good shape. Call614· 446·2106. 1979 Plymouth Volare auto, air, radio, PS. P8, $2, 199. John's Auto Sales, Bulavllle Rd. Gallipolis. Oh 1977 Mercury Capri Ghla very good cond, $1,800 or ·best offer. Call 614-387· 0502 or 614-446 -4120 before 7PM ask for Debbie.So.fadtemp971 Plymouth Valiant. 318 engine. 4 dr .. good tires. Cell 614·38B- B184 1967 Chevy 2 door Belair. 360 engine . automatic . Good condition . Also origi· nal engine and transmission . 12000. or boot offer. Call 614·982· 5683. Pole Buildings Constructed for commercial. garages. farm , stores. ate. Any aize. free estimates . . Call 304· 676-3981 . 71 Autos for Solo 79 Nova one owner, 8 cyl .• auto. PS. new tiroo. U.495. 81 Plymouth 4 cyl .• auto .. PS. PB. air radial tires. 12,695. Call 814 - 288· 6622. 1976 750 Honda 8700. Call 614-245-9239. 1966 Anow Travel Trailer. Ideal for couple. With stove, gal or electric refrigerator. 1971 Super Beetle whh late model dual port engine. Runs good. good rubber. 19711 Luv pick-up. 1 'h miles on Beech Grove Rd .• Ru· tlend, Ohio . 1 980 Oldo Cutlaoo. PS. PB. AC . Muat see to appreciate. Farman Tractor. Cell 814· 949· 266S. 1 981 Suzuki 660 motorcy· clo . 81,600 . 196S Camero. UOO. 1 984 Chevy S10 truck. Extended cab. $8,500. 614-992· 2B03. 1976 Ford LTD. Runo good. 1450. Phone 814- 992· 3640. Gov't Surplus cars and trucks, under $100.00. Now available in your area. Call 1· 619-569·0242. 24 houn. 16ft. flbtrglaoo boat 20HP. engine. trailer. like new cond. 11,600. Call 614· 446·7904. 1977 Sportotar, boll offer. Call 61 4-448·9446 after 6. 1979 Honda CX600 water cOoled, ahaft drive. 8560. Call &14-379·26S2 . 1 981 Honda CB660. Call 614·949-3037. 1976 Honda 760. Excellent condition. Lots of extrae, &120 actual miles. 81000. R . Chevalier at 614-986· 3888 oflor 8,00 pm . 1975 Kawaoaki 900. Windjammer, stereo. 81200. Call 814·949-2091 after 8.00 pm. Puc: · Moped for sale. Call 814·992-6097. 1980 Suzuki 176 PE dirt bike. Asking *500. Cali 814-698-7024. 1972 Plymouth Duster . $600.00. After 6' 00 call 304· 896·3838. 1986 Honda thrH wheeler, 304·882-21106 . '72 D•ta.u n. 4 "lpeed, ~dbor, *400.00 .c an · 304·6764203. Silf wheel all terrain veh-icle, electric ~,tart . 17 hp Rock· wen motor, 2 e~etra wheels. 304· 773-9666. '72 Ford 302 angineandC4 1974 Honda with aaddle automatic transmiuion, . bags end luggage carrier . eaoo.oo .: call . 304·.675- - Size 760 lo.ur. 81 ,200.00. 6766. Gordon Gillispie, Little $ix·For saia Or Trade, '73 Monte ,_... _·.;.~..,·-s_o_u_th..;.o_id_•_._w.,.._v_a._·­ C a tl o. 3 50 . • n gIn 8 • 1972 ?60 Honda CB motor$660.00. 5 hp mini bike 1 d d $110.00. Flat belt Lacaer cyce.runagoo ,goo cond. 820.00. 304-576-2667. 1400. 304-937-2027. 1 983 Camero Z28. will take older car as partial tr1de. 9 a .m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. 304-675· 7966. ' 76 1978 Meroury Cougar XR7, P·lteering. p-brakes, air condition, am-fm. 614-446· 2686. Cabin Cruiser. Criaa Craft. 36' twm engine, 1 967, W-40' trailer. $9,600. Call 304-&75-1731 after 6PM . 72 Trucks for Sale 78 GMC PU new bed, new fender, 360, 4·WD. auto . Call &14-379-2688. 1983 S-10 4 cyl .. 4 opd .. stereo, topper, 26,000 mi . 14.960. Call 614-4487904. 1977 Ford Courier new paint, runs great, $1,360. Call 614-379·2682. 1979 Ford F-160 Super Cab, auto, radio, PS. PB. $2,699. 197S Ford"F· 100, auto, radio, PS. PB. *2.399. John's Auto Salas, Bulevdle Rd. Gallipolis. Oh 1981 Ford Courier Pickup lor aalo. Call 614-949· 2066. 1984 Ford F160, 4 opoed, overdirve, Ranger A pkg .• AM - FM cauette. ottp bumper,llldingrearglaii,B cyl, (300 , CIDI, 13,000 miles. 304-675·2419. 1984 Ford F150. 4 opood. overdriVe. Ranger A pkg .. AM · FM ca1aette , 1tep bumper, alidlng rear glall. 8 cyl, 1300. CIO}, 13,000 mlao, 304-1175·241 9. 1971 Chovy ·truck, 8 cyl, 3 opaad with topper. uoo.oo. 304-875-11431. '75 GMC truck, rwllablo and dopondablo, *1 ,200.00. '74 Fltt. oxc nonnlnJI a"'lina. 304-882-3242. 73 S ..I!CIAL cut olobo S PU ~~ dlflv-d In dump t truaii1100.or21oodoi1SO. RCA VCR ·HIFI. Remington 1- - - - - - - ' - - - y.., ...,.up 1111. Call 1114- 30.011 *200.00. Call 304· Strawbtrrleo.call614-245· 2411-1804. ,_a_e_e_ -3_0_1_3 ._ _ _ _ _ •_a _ll_9_8_.- - - - - - 1982 Honda 750 cuatom, 2,000 actual miles, perfect cond .. beck rest a. luggage rack, 11,760. Call614 -388· 9744 or 814-388·9B09. 1976 Valero for parts, phone 304-876· 7337. 74 Ford 'h ton pickup, 8 cyl . standard, vory d-ndoble. Urn llkt now tiiiiO. 304871-4331. Sr1wberrlea. Aou1h's at UnIon Campground !Back of New Hovan, WVa.J Pk:klng ltlrtl May 22nd . You pickwe pick. No Sunday Salas. Wt nood plckoro. Call 1· 304-882-2237. Motorcycles 1983 Honda V-65 Magna. like naw.low mileag•. lot• of extras. 82,700. Call 61 4· 246· 6818 . noo. Metal office desk. nice condition with swivel chair end 4 drawer file Clbinet, o9o.oo. 304-372-2801. 74 For sale or trade for late model motorcycle. 1977 Olds Starfire with tunroof. Call "614·379-2260 after 7. 1978 Chovy 'h ton truck, 310 engine, run•uood, good ...... body folr. 304937-2027. 1--- - - - - - - - BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gua· rantee. Local references furnished . Free estimates. Call collact1 · 614·23704BS. day or night . Rogero B81ement Waterproofing. I 136 Masley Ferguson treetor with Malley Ferguson cycle bar mower. all attached $3,495 . Now Holland 66 baler 8596. 4 wheel rake $295. Call 614-286-6622 No till corn planter, plant setters. hay balers, hay rak11, manure spreaders, AC smell round hay baler. fla1l mower condittoner. used pull type rotary mower, front loaded for Ford tractor, 40ft. rain auger, John Deere lawn mower. other farm machinery. Howe'a Farm Machmery. Rt. 124 8t May· hew Ad, Jackson, Oh 614286· 6944. Home Improvements Drywall. residential & com· mercia!, quality hanging & finishing . Ceiling design• a. repair work . Call James Plants 614·245-6659. 64 11 Daily Sentlnei-PegB Marcum Roofing & Spout· ing . Now installing rubber roofs. 30: years e"perlence, specializing in built up roof. Call 614·388·9S57. 9 yr. old Reg . Appaloosa mare haa been shown auccenfully, ex . halner horae. Coll614-446· 3252. For Sale or Trade Self·contained cab over camper. Will sell or trade for large travel trailer of equal value. Will trade 1 973 GMC 3.4ton SuJ!.urban for heavy duty pick-up . Go 1% miles from Rutland Or} Beech Grove Rd . Turn right on first road off Beech Grove Rd. Second trailer on left. Cre· means Road . 81 The •• Wright Livestock Thev'll Do It Every Time 24-18 Power King, 18 hp, plow, disc. mower. rear blade, all hydraulic. 30445B-1669. COLOR REPRINT .SPECIAL. 12 prlnto for t1 .88; from your color neoatlvll . M•v UH different negative for each print II deoirod. Offer expires May 28 . HOCKENBERRY PHAR · ._M_A_C_Y_N_O_R_T_H_.- - - - S.trawbomoa; pick your own. 6 miles from Point Pleaaant, 11 milao from 63 1978 red Mustang' Sun roof, 8 cylindor,S1496. 1978 Malibu Clauic, 2 door.$1995 . 19BO PlyAKC German Shepherd pup· mouth. $1496 . 1978 Mer· pies. ·shots and wormed, cury Cougor, $1696. i 977 after 6 PM. no Sunday cell1. Pontiac Grand Prix,$1296 . 304-875· 4663. Ford 8N tractor 81400; 1974 Camaro. 11295. New tobacco setter 8626; 1976 Pontiac Sun Ford corn planter $660; bird,8996 . 1980 RenauH. Maueey Ferguson ; disc 81296. 1 978 Oldo Cutlo11. $860; Corn spray 8460; 1696. 1977 Dodge truck, Farman C with cultivators alent 6. 8996. Con aoe at T 1150Ch 304·576-2328 or and ·G Auto Salea under 576-2606. Pomeroy- Melon Bridge. Ilo:=======::=j_;;:;;::::;;;;:::;;:=J Upright- plena for ule . Priced ruoonablo. Call61 4992-3090. Merchandise Kneuff Firewood Summer ,_..bfg load•· Mev 11t· JUly 31 ot. Doe.,•t opply to HI!AP. 614-21111· 6246. Strawberries 11 00 quart. Coil after 6' 30 304-882· 2242 or 882-3295. Place ordert now .. tOmOfrOW YOU Can Start COmplaining abOUt YOUf Sofas 11nd chairs priced from U86. to $896. Tables. 160 '"d up to ., 25. Hido-ab'tda. f390 . and up to •660.. sofa bods S145. lloiclinors, $225 . to $376 .. Lampo from t2S. to $126. If:'· dinettes from ' $109 .. to 436. 7 pc , 11B9 and up . Wood table with six chairs (285 to *745. Oaok $1 10 up to 1225. Hutchoa. 1550. Junk bed complete with menrea~ea , 1275 and up to S395. Baby bodo, I 1 1 0 . M.8ure11n or box springs, full or twin, •sa., firm. $68. and t78. Queen sets, S225 4 dr . chests, 849 6 dr. chests, 859 . Bed frames, t20.and US .. 1 0 gun - Gun cabinets, 8360. Gas or 81ectric ranges 1376. Baby mattresses. 125 &: 135. bed l••m•• UO, S25. 8o 1$30, king frame $50 . Good aelec· 1ion of bedroom suites. r""o ckers. metal cabinets. headboards 138 & up to 186. 'N'CARLYLE Form Equipment C81e 1 55, 1 0 hp lawn and Strawberries place orders garden tractor, phone 304now. Mol Drake, by Fort<ed 896-3487 . . Run Lake entrance Long l ------~--'-8ottom , Oh . &1 4 · 378· Fergu1on 240, .,quipment. 6209. 100 hours •1 2.000.00flrm. Cucumber, watermelon, to· Second house on right aouth mato and cantelope plaots . from Letan School. Cleland Greenhouaa, Vine St., Racine, Ohio . Open 52 Wanted to Buy Monday· Soturday 10 till dark. Sunday 1 till dark . Mobile home lot, 12'.1150' or M erc handise 61 .~-Middlegort. Ohio DICK TRI\CV & Vegetables .mall•. •11 w•t• paid. 4th • ·Noll. Gallipolis. Coli 4464416 otter 7PM . lj)Otl Fruit Friday, May :.!4, 1 t~ts5 VaneS. 4 W.O. Ford von. cuotomlzed, '14 T. 1877. AT, PS, PB, good cond.. 13,800. CoH 304· 11711-1731 lflor tiPM . 1172 Chevy window van, good cond. 2 bench Hat table, Ice box, 11klng 11,595. Call 614-3782341 . . Boats and Motors for Sale 18ft. deep V fiberglass boat with trailer, very good cond. 96 HP Mercury motor needs rebuilt. Caii814· 38S·9741 . Ball boat, like new. 1 983: 1 41h ft . Huasier by Skipjack, 70 HP Johnson outboard, Motor Guide 1 2·24 trolling motor , Aahly drive·on tra>lor. Call 614-6B2·3085 or 614-.8B2-617S. 76 Auto & Parts Accessories 79 Motors Homes S. Campers Winnebago motor home. 23' , AC. generator. CB. 1972, like new, 110,600. Call 304·875·1731 aflor IIPM. 1971 Winnebago 26 lt.luliy cont~ined, generator, air, oxc. cond. o7,1100. Coil 614-3117-0447. Ap~ehe pop-up, tleepa 4. tow with small car. $460. can 114-388· 8886. HOT~ I'IY MONE'I'S ON TH'ilj5P/ THE~ 1'/11ERE THE t<NOW DIFFE-I:rf:NCE-. .liN' lfE'!i !il'liAI8UN' ~ AAICIIfr'i 7lf05E IIATT£EIJ$ '!l'f'rW 7' F/NP lf/6 1'11/Y OUT?/ Illf 150/N' IN~ N/11// 15 HE?.1 0/f, fKJi.LY! W/11/T !Fife PIP 8EI/T~ Gene's Deep Stream Carpet Cleaning . upholstrey , acotcttguard, deodorizers; free estimates, highly recommended . 614 · 992 · 5871 or 614-742-2211 . DO~'T lOOK NOW, M R . OOP, BUT 1 THINK WE'RE &E · lNG FOLLOWED.' D.and M. Contractors . Vinyl siding , replacement win · dows. insulating. roofing, new and remodeling, concreto. Cali 304· 773-51 31 . RON 'S Television Ser\lice. House calls on RCA, Quazar. GE. Speclaling in Zenith . Call304-676-2398 or 614· 446 -2464. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304-676 1331. RINGLES'S SERVICE. experienaed cerpenter, electrician, mason. painter, roofing (including hot tar application} 304-676 -2088 or 675 · 736B. It That didn't unlock the tak lo , door' e. ng. Come 4round Rotary or cabl.-tool drilling. Most wells compi8t8d same' day. Pump safes and servl· caa. 304·896 , 3802. ·~ B • 0 HOME IMPROVE· MENTS. replacement whi dowa, aluminum soffit. vinyt aiding, continuous gutteri, free eatimates. all work ,gUaranteed, spring dis .. co"uht. cali eVenings '304· · 576· 2644 Starks Tree and Lewn Ser· vice. stump removal. 304-, 576-2010. 82 Plumbing Hooting & CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 814-448-3888 or 614,- 448·4477 . JIM'S PLUMBING 8o HEAT· lNG . Rt. 1. Box 366. Galli· polio. Cali 614-367-0576 83 Good· 1 Excavating. base· manti, footers, driveways, septtc tanks. landscaping. Call anytime 614- 446 · 4637, ,:James L. Davison, Jr. owner. Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping, etc . Free eati· mates . Coil 61,4-446-8038 or 614· 992· 7119 anytime . Dozer and dumptruck services . D.A. Boston EJccavating. 614-687-6628 or 814· 378 -6288. 84 Electrical S. Refrigeration SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Singer Sel,e s & Service Sharpen Sciuors . Fabric Shop , Pomeroy. 614-992 ·2284. 86 Ev~ning Tele'fision Listings ___-_ __..____....,..___~_;_____________. ._ . -----------.·FRIDAY General Hauling James Boys Water Service. Also poola tilled. Call 614· 256 - 1141 or 614- 446 · 1175 or 614-446· 791 1 . Ken's Water Service . Wells. cisterns, poole filled . Phone 814-387-0623 or 614-367· 7741 night or day. Flat bed dump truck for hire, coal. und, gravel, hey, lumber. etc. 304-675 · 3190. ~~~~~;:::;::==== 87 Upholatery TRI STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec . Avo., Gallipolis. 614·448 ·7833or614- 446· 1S33. R & M Furniture Manufacturing, St . At. 7, Crown Chy. Oh . Call 614- 266, • 1470. coil Eve. 614·448· 3438 . Old So no;,J Uphostared. (() (fi) Great Performances . '5!2418~ Excavating Will haui anything. Also wants to buy aluminum, copper end brass scraps. 614-992·88B1 . 10113. ~0 ON" NEED T Baird' s Home Improve· manta aluminum 8t vinyl Jiding. storm doors 8t window•. roofing & overhang· ing. Free eatimatea . Call 814-387-0409. 1877 Ploy-mor camper. stupe II, aelf·contained: AC, bllh, wall·wtll carpet, oxc. cond.. 03,3110 . . Call 814·446-2297. 1811g Scotty, oloepo 4, ollf contalntd. ••oo.oo. bolt oftor oonoldtrtd. 304·175· HOI'I Cllllll ~ AMMIE! 1!!.11'«7 0!1 Roofing , concrete, all typea of carpentry . Free Es ti mates . Coll614· 256·1162. 15 fl. told down camper, aluminum top, canvaa sidee, good cond., •&60. Coli 614·4411-4033. HI-LO TRAVEL TRAILER: Solf Contained: Tondom Axle, Hyd. Ufl: Air Cond: Attoohtd Jooko: Awning. Reeee Equalizer Hitch, Electric Wiler Pump. Forced Air HIIIIIIIJ. UMd wry little' 14,800.00. Call 304·188· 3440. VER'Y 51-IM· YOU SE-t , 'r'OLJ~ H16HNE5-5, THER" JS "'0 ONE ALIVE WHO CA"' TELL IF YOU WILL LIVE ' OR YOU WILL DIE, BLIT WITH THIS APVI!OJTI.JRER - House painting&. triUer roof topo. Call 6t4-446-2514 . Haul limeatone. und. grB· vel.dirt. bulk or bag fertilizer and lime. Excelsior Salt Works Inc. 638 E. Main St., Pomeroy . 614 -992· 3881 . 1981 Colo man fall down camper. SIMpl 8. Aefrlger· otor. Like now. UOOO. Clll 614·8SII-43&88. A NUM&ii-R OF YE:AR'S- AGO, AN APVENTUI'ER CAME TO THESE MOUIJTAIN 5 LOOI<I"'G FOR VE;TI - modeling, decks.Gallipolis. PltiOI. Free estimates. Oh. Coll814-446·7887. 318 engine whh trans. Call 61~· 38B -S527. TfiiE ODV5- HEWI I..&. SURV IV E3D DAYO. AF<& . EvENING 1 7.:0.0· G (I) PM ,Miiwulne '- . Cll Brandtd ·· ~rs 1 (j) Sq,ortec.riter.' CJ.)·Sanford oncLSon ,_ CIJ &n1ertainment Tonight (!) Whool of Fortuna Ill Cl'l WhMI of Fortune (f) I1Il MecNeU/L•hrer Newahour " ill)\ltWJ , • .(IJ N.W Name That . 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(R) (6Q min .} (J] _ Pete • Seeger/ Arlo Guthrie . 1111 MOVIE' 'Big Joka' IHBOI MOVIE' 'Tootole' (CCI •· [MAXI MOV)E: 'Suddan lmpaot' (CCI 8:30 B Cl) CZ) Double Trouble (J) Sneak Previews Film critics J•ffrey Lyons - 1nO Neal Gabler examipe Hollywood '• · appa~=ent ·fascina tion w ith ·aliena. 9,00 • ClJ Cl) Glmme a B ...ak ·· Noll, feeling guilty over tho dea.l h of e jogger, enlists the aid of Ra.V Parker. Jr. in 'staging a benefit for the Wt · dow. (RJ ()) USFL Footbell' M'om. ~i1 at Portland I.U OJ (!}) 1 MOVIE1 'International Airport' ICC} Ill ([Jill Airwolf ljawke, ' Santini ~ and Celt11n try to · protect immigrant Viet· .naro,&&e far:mera from a }(!farford from their horne· '. land: (RJ (60 min.)· ([J Mylteryl (CCI 'The Woman In Wh1te ' Marien recovers · and attempts to help en institu1ibns lized · . leura: (60 m iR .) !Ill Dr. Who , 9,30 C2) C!J Under r;Jno Rool · 10:0 0 . (}) (J) Hunter Hunter . and Mc Call pursue ~ psv- , chotic cop klller who hu ap un,usuel method for ~t-.;;...J_ oneJett•toNdlsquare, to lorm four Qldlnaly woods. t . I ¥0BIL . _ I I _1 . &':&.."":..--.. · .. DOWN I Get th e 1 Comcrtic better of 5 Role for 2 Freeman Gosden ·9 Egyplian dancer IOTV newsman 13 Anani"" 14 Chant U Varmsh ingredient 16 l!loun suffix actress "~Y!i of 3 Relish the · pleasure ( sl.I 4 Thrice (Lat.) 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Stacy goee undercover at a high loahlon modal in ordttr to catch a killer 'tAl (80 min .) • IIl 0 Cover Up Oanl a"d Jeck arrange a meet· ing between asarcietlc co· Henri-- IHBOI ReY Bradbury Theater: Marionette•. Inc. (MAXI MOVIE: 'Rocklou' 10,16 Cil Thio Woek In B111boll 10:30 [j) Fall & Riae of R. Perrin {1-490] Not Neces.. rily the Newa 39 Prophet tO Adolescent DAILYCRYPTOQUOTES - Here's how lowork II: e ([JIll(!}) T.J.- Hooker (CCI by ACROSS ~f}i}Nlm~ ~'*~sCIWiat.£1)-OV fJ) Start of Something Big 61~:1t1AI '" J THOMAS JOSEPH e ~ 1,!:/J ~~· (]) Seeing Things picking his victims. (R) (60 min.) · Ill I]) CiD Mickey Sp>llane'o Mike Hammar Mike Ham· mer has everyone after him when he becomes deter· mtned to get the thugs who mugged Velda. (A) (60 mm) Yesten:tay's t (A_,. tomorrow} Q I C .J U 'Q A T Jumbtett·MIOOE NUITY CRAYON BUSHEL Answer: Wl\at her s teady data was much of tne tlmtt E X M M C J SZ - UNSTEAOV X C J SZ ., C JUQATZCJ W UXAEC, TXDAJ IQ U , X• J W .z C R D X !J . W Q N ' T Ill D C L ZU U Q M W Yeoterday'o Cl'fPtoqaote: TWO DANGERS CONSTANTLY THREATEN THE WORLD ' ORDER AND DISORDER. - PAUL .VALERY - ,, ' �• .•·; Friday. May 24. 1986 ••• ......... c i t e s d r i v e r a f t e r w r e c k The state highway patrol cited Lawrence E. Darst, 34, Rt. 1, Middleport, tot improper passing In 1,Jnited Methodist Church and Uve a two-vehicle accident on Ohio 7 in Fredrick W. Hud80n Wire Bible Class. salisbury Township Thursday. Surviving are her hustiand, WU· Tbe patrol said Darst was Funeral services for Fredrtck W. bUr T. Webb, New Haven; four Hudson; 73, who died at his daughters, Mrs. Glenn (Nancy L.) southbound at 10: :ll a.m. and was residence at 1702 Kerr's Run, Douglas, Parkersburg, Hattie L. · attempting to pass another vehicle when he reportedly struck the right Pomeroy, Wednesday, will be hel<) Ridgway. Pomeroy; Mrs. Pete atlO::ll a.m. saturday atthe Ewing (Ju'dy M..) Lewis, Matoaca, Va. and Furieral Home. Ohio lgUery numbers Mr. Hudson was born Jan.11.1912 Mrs. James (Mary Jane ) Gress. Letart: 11 grandchildren and five In Pomeroy, a son of the late David great-grandchildren. CLEVELAND ' (UPI) - Thurs.' and Anna Hughs Hudson. She was preceded In death by two day's winning Ohio Lottery Surviving are IUs wife, Lurlnda; brothers, Bille J. and James J. numbers: Dally Number two sons, Fredrick Hudson, Jr., Cunningham. 176. ColumbUs, and David Wllllam Funeral services will be Simday Ticket sales totaled $1,145,m, Hudson, Pomeroy; two brothers, at 1: :ll p.m. at the New Haven with a payoff dueof$501,262. PICK-4 James Hudson, Syracuse, and Paul United Methodist Church with the 1547. . W. Hudson, Pomeropy, and two Rev. John Campbell offfclatlng. PiCK-4 ticket. sales totaled sisters, Freda Elkins, Lancaster, Burtal will , be In the Graham $179,870, wtihapayoffdueof$81,128. and Rosella Thomson, Syracuse. PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays$4,176. Five grandchildren and four great- Cemetery. CaUtiig hours are saturday, from PICK-4 $1 box bet pays$174. - grandchUdren also survive. 7 to 9 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Besides hls parents, he was Home. preceded In death by three brothers, She will lle in state 12: 30 to 1: 3Q a sister and a daughter. p.m. prtor to services. Friends may call at the flln~ral .home from 2 to 4 and 7 to .9 P·f!l· Game on sale ag~n front quarter panel of a southbound vehlcle driven by Ruby J . Lane, 42, Athens. Lane then reportedly loSt control of her vehicle and went off the left side of the road, causing moderate damag_e, the patrol said. Lane had earlier passed Darst's vehicle, troopers added. Child abuse prevention . • ~- Enen BE A CLOWN McClure, left, and Patty Smith;' pal!liO!d out baDOOD8 to younpters during the grand opeSIIIIg of the new McClure's Dairy Isle Bestauraht In Middleport, Wednesday and Thunda,v. B u s i n e s s h o l d s. g r a n d ope_. ning~odO~p~ali::aw.elwbilb'lbeintheGill)1ore .. The Meigs County Jaycees are again offering the PuineroyOpal W bb TI New-Haven died Middleport "Wheeler-Dealer" Thursda e in' V~terans M~orial game board and sales and orders H 11 1YPomeroy wm be taken on the. street of the ' : a A rU 9 190; in the Broad Pomeroy business section Satur· Run rneo!nunity, ~he was the day, May 25, and In the Middleport dau hter 01 the late Waid Joseph business section on saturday, :June anl Bertha Mae Hesson 8. Cost of the game board Is $12. Cunni ham Resldentsa(socanorderaboardby Shengwas .a clerk at Sttfflers sending their checks and return Department Store, In Pomeroy. She · addresses to Box 603, Pomeroy, STRAWBERRIES $129 MAIN ST. MARKET 808 W Mutrl, 992-6036 Val. 20 No. 1II By NANCY VOACHAM 'l'lrne8-SenOne Staff .. POMEROY - Whlle Meigs and Eastern Local SChool Districts In Meigs County will be paying rom\ey back to Ohio Power Co.,.Southern Local School Otstrtct will be gaining money, according .to Meigs Count;,< Auditor William Wickline. " Mel!:ll Local O',l'e!i Ohio Power $65,895.12, Ji:astern l.,ocal owes $10.742.97, while Southern Local will gain $47,835.12. ' · The Ohio Power paybacks are the result of a reapportionment decision sterrunlng from a series of suits Wed In 1981, 1\1!2 and 1!£! by the Gauta County auditor. Tbe suits questioned methods used by the Ohl6 Tax Commission to apportion personal property taxes of Ohio Powe~ and Ohio Valley Electiic Co. An Oh!Q Supreme Court deciSion favortng the auditor came aboUt. three weeks ago. With love HOMER , t II that WOn e anyone re · Oailg · Fune~~l · S!!rvlces" for Robert' (Bob) Brown, Nye Ave., Pomeroy, Meigs County Emergency Medl- will be held at 1 p.m. saturday cal Service reports seven calls rather thari at 2 p.m. Saturday as answered o,n:r11ur~ay. . reported earlier. _Pomef9y .F)re Department , at · • ·N · M day paper · 11: 59 :l:m, was called to a structure · ~ on .. · · fire on· Welshiown· Hili in ,MinersThe Daily Sentinel will not be ville. At 12:<ll p.m., Syracuse was printed Monday, May 'Jfl, ill order called to assist Pomeroy. Rutland at that employees may observe Mem1: 53 p.m. went to New Lima Rd. for orial Day. Publication resumes on Brian Hayes who was taken to TUesday. Veterans Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy at 4:24p.m. was called to Closed Monday Pomeroy Cliffs Apartments for Bertha DlehltoVeteransMemorlal. The Pomeroy Job Service Office Racine at 6: 11 p.m. went to Bigley will be closed Monday In observance Ridge Rd. for Chester Foutty to of ~emorjal Day. Individuals who Veterans Memorial. At 7: 06 p.m., Middleport went to Africa Rd. for are scheduled to report that day are Mahlon Rutter to Holzer Medical asked to report on Wednesday. Cmt!!r. And at 8:25 p.m., salem Township Fire Department was Meeting cancelled called to a fire on Red Hill Rd. A meeting of the Meigs Area Holiness Association scheduled for Feeney-Bennell Post May 28 at. the Laurel Cliff Free will conduct services · Methodist Church has been cancelled. Middleport's Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, will conduct services In a number of locations Monday In observance of · Barbara Carver, Racine, has Memorial Day. The schedule for the day includes: been gran'ted a divorce In Meigs S::JJ a.m., mei;nbers meet at post County Common Pleas Court from home; 8:45a.m. leave post home; 9 Arthur Banks Carver, Jr., Crystal Rlv~r. Fla .. on grounds of gross a.m., services at Middleport lev~; neglect of duty. Diana K. Harrison, 9:15 a.m., Middleport Riverview Cemetery; 9:30 a.m ., Bradford Pomeroy, and Johnnie K. Harrison, Cemetery. Bradbury; 9:45 a.m .. Middleport; and Regina S. Crump Middleport Hill Cemetery; 10: 15 and Robert S. Crump, both of a.m.. Addison Cemetery; 10: 30 Pomeroy, have been granted dissoa.tn., Cheshire Gravel Hill Ceme- lutions of marrtage in Meigs County tery; 11 a.m., Middleport Grave!.. Common Pleas Court. HUI Cemetery; 11:15 a.m., MiddleFiling for divorces are Joanne pOrt Amertcan j.,egion Park; 11:30 Edith Musulin, Coolville. from John a.m. to 12::ll a.m.,lunch at the post Nicholas Musulln, Espyvllle, Pa., home provided by the auxUiary; charging gross neglect of duty; Lillie Mae Adams, Long Bottom, 1: :l) p.m., Burlingham Cemetery. . All members are asked to take from Clyde A,shley Adams, Long ·part In the services for honoring Bottom, charging gross neglect of de!)arted comrades. duty and extreme cruelty; Shirley A. Smith, Middleport., from Lincoln Council meets Tuesday E. Smith, Middleport, charging Due to the Monday Memorial gross neglect of duty and extreme Day holiday, Middleport VJIIage cruelty. Council will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday, May 28 af 7: :ll p.m. Vartable cloudiness tOd~y. with Veterans Memorial highs between 70 and 75. Mostly clear tonight. with a low between 50 Admissions--William Voll, Ru: and 55. Mostly sunny saturday, with t]and; Brtan Hayes, Rutland; highs between 75 and 80. Bertha Diehl, Pomeroy. · The probab!llly of precipitation Is D!sc)larges--Denford Douglas, 10 percent this afternoon and pear Mary Eden, James Roye. zero tonight and saturday. E~ded rorecaat Revival planned Fair lhrougb the period. IDghB ~ ~gelromthemld'lOstotbelow Middleport Church of the Naza· 80s Sunday and be mostly In the '70s rene will have revival services Monday and Tue!lday. Overalght Tuesday throUgh Saturday at7 p.m. lows wiD range lrom the mk1401 to wUh Rev. Llnard Wells of Grand the [qw iiOII early Sunday and lrom Prairie, Tx. as I.'Vangellst Special , the low iiOIItotl)elowtltliiMonclayand .. alnelni by Saved 'iod the Sunrtse Tuellday mornlnp. Quartet will ~featured. ~ -Page .A-3- • lttt 9 Sectlono, 82 P-1 50 C11no A Multi!Mdto Inc. Ne....,_ Sunday. May 26, 1985 Wickline - who figured the Meigs County totals to be repaid by netting out !lgures for the three yeal'!! involvEd In the suits- says the repayments are to "be made In Installments over the next three real estate tax periods: August 1985; and, february and August 1986. Southern Local Is gaining money because of the Racine Hydro-Electric Plant which has Increased the valuation or Letart TOWnship by some $3 million. In 1!£!, Letart TownshiP's valuation was $7,1'l\4,470. That valuation was amended by the state to $11,167,900 following the Supreme Court decision. Thls dUference in valuation, ·which had been distributed to other counties, now comes back to Meigs County because of the reapportionment decision to keep the total value of a power plant In the county where It Is actually located. . Letart Township Itself will gain $10,444.99. Local School Dlstrtcts, Alexander Local School Dlstrtct must repay the power company $3,Dl.69 and AJex3ncter Joint Vocational School must repay Amounts to be paid back by the affected Meigs County polltlcal subdivisions- school, townships and others authorized to levy taxes - are: Chester Township, $715.~1; Columbia Township, $438.82; Lebanon Township, $197 .91; Orange Township, $473.62; Rutland Township, $\1!2.78; Salem Township, ~0.14; salisbury Township, $806; Scipio Township, $202.07; and Sutton Township, $2113.74. Rutland VIllage owes $437 .64; Pomeroy VIllage owes $2549.45; Racine Vtllage owes S1070.:ll; and Syracuse Village owes $901.75. Also going back to Ohio Power will be$5649.44 from the county general fund; S525.52from the T.B. Clinic; $621.48 from Tri-County technical College; $1313.82 from Rio Grande College; $2627.64 from the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service; and. $610.68 from the Meigs County Board of Health. In addition to the totals owed by Meigs and Eastern $281.00. Gaining money, along with Letart Township and Southern Local School Dlstrtct, are 169 Mental Retardation and 169 Mental Retardation Bonds which wiD get back $429.17 arid $227.33 1espectlvely. After calculallng \)le offset from the . Racine Hydro-Eiectrtc Plant in Letart Townshlp, the total county pay back comes to$45,791.97 Wickline reports. ''Without Letart Township,'' Wtck,ljne says, ''Meigs County would have been In for quite a bit more about $65,00}$70,000." Meigs County Is just one or 60 Ohlo counties which must return nearly $14.5 million In taxes to Ohio Power and Ohio Valley Electrtc because of the reapportionment. r water begins ·, Phase ·VI . of grQwth project BAB-Y . EDITION·· Jly KEVIN KEU.V "We sort of expectto have all Tlmw 8 t!h*el SWI h . plans done by June . ll.'; · he GALLIPOLIS~ Tes ~for explained. "From there; we send a new well Is the first Sl1!o In the · everything to Farmers Home and GalluiCountyRuralWaterAssocta- sort of walt. We have the prellml· lk:ll.l'd'bllllll VI f:Junslon project. MD' •-.n.IIII(I~W\fi be The drilling, conducted by forwarded to Farmers HOI'Ile as a Moody'sofDaytoil,begaJ!Thursday -ftna!plan." ··'·. . ... , . . and Is ex~ted tD lastuntU Tuesday,. . Petrie said !lie SYstem jlopes to bid or Wectnesdaj/Jit !lie wat~ 8SSQ!:Ia• • · !OJ: a contractor in ~tembe_r: or lion's · ~~ site on Ohio 7 at October!Aprelimlnacypredlctlonls Kana\J&L, . · . that "II everything goes well," new Frank l'etrte Jr., the SYStem's waterllneswWbelnstalledlnMarch supertntendent, said SIEOO Engi· or April ol1986. neertng IfC., the Q!lumbus finn The major beneficiary of ex· handling the expansion project, panded water service is the south· recommended that a new well be ern part. of Gailla County, Petrte sunk. 11le Moody's crew Is to find a said, where they hope.toget to "a lot site on the compound's 19acresthat of the rldges'\ve've never been able will produce up to 750 gallons .of to get pressure to before. water per ~lnute. "We're sltll going a bit more Into Once that site Is located, the Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs and dri~big crew will sink a 12-lnch in \\Inion counties," he added. diameter well. "They're small extensions, but '.'The engineer thinks we can get should be acceptable as cost per another weU In thls area," Petri~ customer." said. With Phase VI, the water assoclaPhase VI, funded In September lion hopes toservlcenewcustomers 19113 by an $!Ul,(Xl)federal grant and on Hannan . Trace, Bladenan $lO),lnl Joan from Farmers Mercerville, Hamilton, King and Home Adrnlnlstratlon, will prqvlde Sowards Ridge roads near Crown an estimated 100mllesofnewwater City and MercervUle. Jlneand500toQXJcustomersforthe Tbe FmHA Joari, Issued at9.1.25 water a5SOclatlpn. percent, has a 40-year payback Movement on the project has been period, but rare Increases for the slow because the water association systein'scustomersareaposslblllty has had to prepare reports for tohelppaytheloan,Petrlesald.The FmHA Inspection, Petrie said. . . (Continued on page A3) '.. .. End marriages Ext_ended forecast Sports ......................;..... C-1.. Tak~ ....... .. ,. .......... Insert Gallia-~rural · Sentinel Services changed Edltolials ••....•.........•..... ... A·2 fair Memorial Day forecast Meigs feels ·power company tax repayments IRENE. The Emergency squads answer SeVen Calls Alonll the River ..... .......... S.l-8 &W... ....................... ~ ... D-1 J)eaiiiiJ, ............ ············ ·· ·· A~ tmts - Middlepo!1-:Pomeroy-Gallipolii-Point Pleaunt e,..,r~g~,llid 1aa& Inside: • unba. .. .. Pomeroy Ribbon cutting ceremonies lor seating capacity of the restaurant. the gra~d opening of the new . A drive-In window and additional McClure's Dairy Isle Restaurant on parking area has been added. The General Hartinger Parkway In Interior has been redecorated In Middleport took place Wednesday shades of blue with~ tiffany Ugh! morning. fixtures. Paintings by Rhojean 1 Special prices, balloons for the McOure, co-owner with her huskids, lind prizes Including t-shlrts, band, and Juanita Lodwick, adorn p ball cap~. Harry O'Dafry dolls, and the walls. Red, white and blue • • t gilt certificates are being featured uniforms are worn by the SQ, during the grand opening which personnel. ·w~as:_;a~m~e~m~be~r~of~t~h::e~N~ew~H~a~v::e~n_.:Oh~l~o.~----'-~--'--·~:_l..__~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!,:.contlnues through closing hours .tonight. The service hours have been A ribbOn of 100 one dollar bills extended from 9; 30 a.m. to 11:30 was cut by Sonny McClure, owner. p.m. Monday through saturday, who then presented !iO ol·the bills to and ll a.m. toll: 30p.m. on Sunday. the Middleport Fire Chief. Jeff The menu has been increased to Darst, and theorher50dollarbtlls to include potatoes and chicken , . the Meigs County Jaycees repres- nuggets. ented by Mitchell · Meadows and Mr. and Mrs. McClure opened the Dick Owen. Dairy Isle business tn'1957. The first Several . representatives of the addition was picntc ~tables on a patio, and two years ago, the patio Dairy Isle Corp. were oil hand for the ribbon-cutting as well as vUJage area was enclosed. In 1979, the officials, the architect, suppllers family added another business In and contractors. Pomeroy, the Three In One. Bob The ·new addition to the old McClure Is manager of the Middlestructure more than doubles the port Dairy Isle. M e i g s C o u n t y h a p p e n i n g s •• · Buchwald on t,h e unending battle against corpor~te crime - Page A-2 · Art ill HAPPY BIRTHDAY SI Bob HoeOich: spring is busting out all over, with reunions- P~ ~ -Page B-1 HOMEGROWN .P age C-1 Biggest joke of all time· ' Photos will be printed this· size. Board expulsion of Amanda Mtchelle Sibley Mike and linda Sibley Rt. 3, Quail Creek Gallipolis, Ohio Trevor Peul Buck Jon and Tami Buck Brownell Ave. Middleport, Oh. ·' Brian Justin Gay Grandparents Carla and Joan Langford · Rt. I, Bidwell, Ohio Here's an opportunity for parents, grand· ·· Deadline_for photos is Saturday, lilay 25, 1985 . · parents, aunts and uncles or godparents to have their ''baby's"photo appear In The Senti- 1 · · PLEASE PRlNT ' ·I nel'sBABYEDITION,Frlday,May31.Allba- 1. .. . , : bies born between 1980 and 1985 are eligible .to 1 have their photos published. Just think how 1 Baoy's N arne ................................ :: ....................... ........ ........ 1 your ':baby" will save and cherish this special· 1 , N ,.,..~ I edition throughout his or her lifetime. I Parents ~ ....................... .. ........ .................................... I It's easy to have your photo publis~. St .•. 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Deadline for receiving P.O. lox 729, Pomeroy,OH. 45769 photos Is Saturday, May 25, 1~. •----------------~---------------..., ' r----------- -----:---------T-------.., I . I I I · ' I l Blackwell, a former Cincinnati mayor, has confirmed that Rhodes, who's already served four terms, has talked to him about the posslbllty of being a candidate for lieutenant governor . .Rhodes, at 75, hasn't tnade any foi-ntai announcementot.candldacy. "Tbe (former) governbrand I had ~e~gan says t a x p l a n w i l l lift ~.cloud o f u n f a i r.n e s s ' . POMEROY - The expulsiOns of Meigs High students Shawn Doidge, David Smith and JelfTey ~sham were upheld In a dt\YIOng heartng Friday before ., IJII!· Meigs .LoCill Sclt.ol Board. ' The cloM!I bftdlll aot undl'tway ~ . . TAX PIAN - PI !IIJult Rup- werb 011 1111 .,eech on lax reform Friday. He wiD * pc! l!dllll&axnf lhiJr"'' h Ia a _,.., tel~ tp:eecb 'J.'ueldQ. (UPIJ. ' · ·at:tB..-.-··~~-~ li 6~ lirioU;.cmflm untu~p.m.The~thel!-tlnto aa TESTING - Drtllln11 on a lest 8lle lor a new 'weU lbe GaJBa CouNy Rural Wa&er A86oclalloo compound Is belnll conGictecl by Moody's of Dayton untO the mldcDe of next week. Theoearch for a new weD Is the linK sleplnthewaleraMOCiatlon'splantoaddlOOmllesol.newwalerUnetolts syslem. a discussion about the composition of a 1986slate, but the governor has madenodeclslons,"saldBiackwell, whoadmlttedthalhe'dbeanassetto the tickets. . Blackwell is black and the vast majority of Ohio blacks voted for Gov. Richard F. Celeste, a Demo· crat, In 1\1!2. "Rhodes doesn't need somebody who can brtng hll)l money and he doesn'tneedsomeonewhocanbiing him an organization," BlackWell said. "He has those. He needs a' ·Person who can cross Into Dick Celeste's perceived base and take a~ayfromofhlssupporters. " -liVe seSsion \llltll after 5 p.m: ·Wilen it was anPJnced ·the:PXJlUI· siOns woUld·be upl)o;!ld . . The three 'students Were expelled from school earl)' thls month after It was deteimlned they Pach had consumed or possessed alcohol while in Quebec, Canada the first week or Aprll on a French Oub field trtp. ' According to school policies. expulsion Is mandatory for students Involved with possession or use ot drugs or alcohol In school relate(! situations. • Informal hearings for each student before Meigs Local Superlri· t.endent Dan Morrts were heid May 3. 111e expulsions went into e!fect at 3:15p.m. May 6. A lawsuit was fllejl against Morrts and the school board by the bOys and their parents charging the expulsions from Mel~ High were· WICOnsUtuttonal. A motion for temporary Injunction was filed to prevent the defendants from putting the expulsions Into effect until arter a final hearing on the suit. A hearing on the motiOn for Injunction was held before Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight but Judge Knlgh\ denied the temporary Injunction stating, In part, that the plaintiffs had failed to exhaust their adrnlnls· tra!lve l'!'medys atlawbynot asking for a school board 'revieW of the expulsions before bringing the matter to court. "Juillclal meddling with the operation of the school system, be U (Continued on page A3) Court ruling on work hours complicates county system ' WASHINGTON' (IJPI) - Prust· some whO had been paylilg too little dent Reagan said saturday the tax In taxes might hilve to pay more so reform program he will announce the majortty of Americans could 1\ext week Will "remOVE' the dark benefit. The plan Is expected to center on a cloud of unfairness" from a rickety three-tiered rate ·of 35 percent for tax system and lower payments for those with the highest Incomes, 25 most Americans. percent for middle Incomes and 15 In his weekly radio address, percent for low Incomes, with higher Reagan previewed- wltboutglving personal exemptions $2,<XXl per detalls - the administration's tax plan, arevlslonofawtdelycrttlclzed · person - and a higher standard ,. Treasury Department package he deduction. There may be a min· Jmum tax lor corporations as Well. asked lor last December, "Starting today, we're cleclartng He said the current system Is "shot through with untatrness, the 1040 tax form an endangered Jnequallty and wa$te. ... The species," he said. "Many Amert· American people are always wii- cans will not have tofiUoutaform." lie said the 40-year-()ld SYStem Ung,I.'Ven eager, todothelrduty, but now In effect allows the rich to quite naturally resent It when others escape taxation through the UJe of are shirking the! I'll.'' loopboles, while American families Reagan had promised that the "havebomelheburdenofexptoslve · ' ·fll'stemwouldbe"revenuenell tra,I " meaning It would not cause hlllher growth In government and dOmestiC or lower, -truces overall: , all bough spending." · three students Rhodes reportedly developing slate of candidates COLUMBUS (UPI) ..:_ Former Gov. James A. Rhodes is said to be putting together a slate of candl· dates for statewide election In 1986 that has him possibly paired with Clnclnnatl City Council member J. Kenneth Blackwell. Tbe Columbus CUizen Journal cites Republican officials and says upholds made lor sheriff's road deputies and By JOHN FRIEDMAN Investigators and Individuals given 'l'lnlEit&nllne stall GALLIPOLIS - The effects of a a special authorizatiOn by the county recent decision by the United States commission. Supreq1e Court Is scheduled to be • The court decided earlier this implemented by GaUJa ·county . year In Garcia v. san Antonio officials on June 10 and will have Metropolitan Transit Authority that almost all public employees are "rnlnd·boi!RIIng" results. · covered by the federal Fair Labor Beginning the second week In June, allcountyofflces.Jocated In the Standards Act. The decision. according to a . coUrthouse will open at 8 a.m. and memorandum from the county's · close at 4 p.m.' Additionally, all consultants, Southeastern Ohlo offices maintain a dally sign-in, Management Consultants, Inc., or sJgn".out register that all employees other than office holders will be Ironton, requires the mandatocy required tostgneach time !hey enter paymen1 of time and one-hall for all or leave to courthouse. At the end of bours over 40 per week worked, a pay period, the employee must effectively eliminating camp time. sign a voucher certifying the hours Mandatory requirements for all record-keeping are ·al90 more worked, ·demanding than .most pu~c emExceptions t~.the policy will be ( players currently exercise. • The federal statute, according to SEOMC, has no provisions for camp time. 'Thus," the firm said, "If camp time Is glv('lt and then later a complaint Is flied , the employer could be lorced to pay the overtime I.'Ven though romp time may haVE> been given and wasn't previouSly taken." The decision, according t.o Com- misSion PresldeniVerllnSwaln, wW "practically eltn\lnatP .overtime" tor county employee$. . In the past, employees working more than !10 hours were allowed to takecomptime, but now,c:ompt• for more !han 40 hours per week will not be J!Uowed "and we cuniit afford to pay overtime watlft'' (Continued qrn [1811! A3) I � 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. 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