https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b872d33c863c1e37db6b608d97e9b227.pdf b6b7d4cf84a9ab8f7e537d06456975c6 PDF Text Text ~ 4-The Sentinel .• - .. . ' Ohio ~ 30. 198& ··: . •. -. Bloody riot leaves 40·dead, scores hurt the J Belg!Uili ( UPI) When a grandstand at Bradford 1be violence In Brussels began an Some«lpeopledtedandseoreswere City stadium In England was hour before the ICbedUled klckotr · Injured In a bloody riot that erupted destroyed.by !Ire. • and appeared to have begun when when thousands of English fans In a third soccer disaster this suJ;liXll1En of England's Uverpool attacl(ed rival Itallan supporters . month, eight people died and . team began hllrllng bottles, cans before the start of Europe's premier another 50 were.lnjured when fans and tlaiP,Oies ·at supporters ot &OCCer match. crowded a tunnel at a stadium lrt_ JuventusoiTUrln, Italy. Viewers tuning.In to the European Mexico City Ma)' ~. UvelllOOi fans broke through a Champions CUp final on il television fence separating them from the stations around the continent · Italians, some or whom stood and watched In borror asoneoftheworst fought while many others tiEd, tragedli!s In European sports hls· pressing Into an area or,the stands tory unfolded Wednesday In Brus- · bordered by two wau.. sels' Heyse! Stadium. Seventeen defendants forfeited OJie waD collapiied as people 1be exact death toll was unclear. bonds posted on speeding charges In began clambering over It. An 1be Belgian Rl!d Cro$s put It at 41 the court of J;>omeroy Mayor avalanche of people and masonry Richard Seyler Tuesday night. and pollee sources said It was 39. tumbled onto spectators below and Bothagreedmorethan250people The group Included Diamond were Injure(!, :nJ of whom were ·DeWitt, Louisa, Ky., $43;. Anwld holpltallzed, fUUng all available Taylor. Point Pleasant, $43; Travis beds In Brussels' OO.pltals. Officials Haley, Charleston, W. Va., $43; said at least 50 were seriously hurt, Penny Chaksupa, Point Pleasant, ' wlth~ofthem In critical condition. . $47; Mary J . Gress, Letart, W.Va., 1berewerenoarrestsreportedby $46; Reba Stout, 1Syracuse, $44; · Six caU. were answered by local pollee, whoherdedtbousandsoffans . Jenny Coppnack, Middleport, $44; units Wednesday, the Meigs County onto trains after the game to get Daniel Ellis, Albany, $44; Lany Emergency Medical Services . them out of the country as quickly as Richmond, Rutland, $44; Jeffrey reports. Ne\VeU, $50; Randy Staats, Miners· •IJOIISible. At 6:34 a.m., Pomeroy Went to ~fish Prime Minister Margaret ville; $48; Tonya Salser, Racine, Holley Road for Lula Phillips, taken 'lluitcher was among a number of $43; Jeffrey Gilkey, Rutland, $43; to Hoi1JI'r Medical Center; Pomeroy leeders wllp expressed outrage, Manuel Gheen, Racine, $44; Jarne!! . at 12: M p.m. took Zelda Davis from condernnlngtherlotlngEngllshfans Spears, Naples, Fla., $48; Brad Klngsllllrg Road to Holzer Medical forbrlnglng"shameanddlsgraceto Peters, Amanda, $44; Darren Center; Syracuse at 2: 48 p.m. took their country." Coakley, Carroll, $43. Others forfeit·" Zorah Hemsley from Water St., to Holzer Medical Center lJIId at 4 p.m., E~n sports officials said an lng bonds were Earl Necal, Galllpo· treated Marlqn Snyder, no Racine Investigation would begin today. lis, $43, stop slgil violation; John It was the second time this month McKenzey, Bexley, $43, traffic light transportation required; at 5: 14 a socaor-related disaster was seen violation; Jack McDaniel, Pome- · p.m., Syracuse took BW Halley to live on television tn Europe. On May roy, $375 driving. while IntoxiCated. Veterans Memorial Hospital and at 12, 53 people were burned to death Ricky Lunsford, Beckmley, W.Va., 7:43 p.m., TuJ1P11rs Plains took and more tban :;m were Injured· was fin~ $63 and costs, no Dorothy ~ from Route 911. to operator's license, and $46androsts, Camden-Clark Hospital In Parkersburg. on speeding charges. BRUSSE~, De~ yourself out caused part of the stands to disintegrate. Bodles'were crushe:d rour or rive deeplnsomeplaces.Shoes,clothlng and discarded programs littered the area. The Injured screamed help. Scme were carried from the . area qn top or crowd-control fences. "I still can't believe 11. It's only soccer, not war," said John Busby, iS, a Uverpool supporter. "SuddenlY then! was an abnlghty crash 11 masonry about 6 teet from where we stood;" said witness Wesley ,Kerr of the British Broad·. ·casting CarR. "Atthatlnslantmany:" many people must have been crushed to death though at firSt they were not visible because of the · bodies plied on top orthem.': ·He said authorities were slow to respond. "It took atew moments for people · to' realize what had happened and, amazingly It look many minutes ror the mediCal services to move In," he· said. Mayor Seyler ends . 17 traffic CO$es Emergency squads answer six calls .J .· mapair · · ofDexters. • • ' Vol.38, No.33 . Dexter's boat shoes loo.k 0 EHS will One lottowinner • CLEVELAND (UP!) - One playl.'l' picked all six nurnberil In Wedoletday night's OhloLotto draw· 1111 to win the Sl.Olmllllon top prlZI'. Till' name or the player wUI be announced after the wtnnlllg tlc~et II redeemed at a regional lottery otllce. ThewlnnlpJ! numbers were5, 13, 15, 28. 30 and 32. · nae top prize will be paid In ~r annual Installments of $50,6il.~, ·IIPfore taxes. Wednesday's winning Ohio Lot· tery numbers: Dally Number fiST. Weather forecast Partly cloudy today, with highs between 80 and 85. Considerable cloudlnela tonight and Friday, with · ~ealll!red llhowers and thunder' 11011!11. Lows tonight wiD be between al and611, with highS Friday 1D !be mid 1111. _ Tile problblllty 11 j)itcipllaiion Is 21 jlt'lcttllfi(Uy, «l percent lonlght and 110 jlilicttlt Friday. c • I ...... Fill' S.turdl)' and Sunday, with a chance Clf sliOWfil Monday. HighS will 1e ID !be '101 I!ICb day, with Oll&llltlht lows lp the :101. • END OF. . As or 11 a.m. today, no ruling had been made on an action flied In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court by 22 parents of Eastern High School graduating seniors against meq~bers of the Eastern Board of EdUcation for an order resiralntng the Eastern Local School District from postponing graduation from tonight to 6 p.m. Sunday. · : The action was filed at ~:59 p.m. Thursday afternoon by E.llen E. Showalter, Amanda Wllltarils, Sandra S. Wrlg, Faye P. Watson, James Wright, Shirl!?' Wells, Frank Wells, Lottie Lawson, Georgia · Smit11, Shirley Hawk, Judy Riggs, Helen Snyder, Herman Schul, Nancy Sclnll, Shirley Jones, Mary • Fryar, Lee Roy Fryar, Brenda Hauber, Douglas Hauber, Sally Smith, Gene Riggs and Earle E. Showalter.' In a memorandum which accompanied the request for the restalnlng order, !he petitioners stressed the urgency of an Immediate decision. This morning, the otflce or Common Pleas Judge .. . . het·i·mtt honse SiioEPLACE ENSEMBLES Two piece short gown and robe ensemples. SPECIAL ~oly· /cotton, nyion or knit. Pastels al)d prints. Sites S, M, L . ' MEN'S FASHION JEANS · Stzes 29 to 38 waist. A.ll are prewashed denim - 0 Multi·Jay,FtlfUJihDttlary construction for support •c,,-or,dinctted foundation . Reg. S140.00 Twin Maltt..S ar lox ....... Sale S7S.OO stripes. and solids. Excellent styles. 0 $1t~OG,tlf'.top Speotel Velue • ..·$.111 .$17 ••:. ' 'tor proper support. Men'.s 124.95 Men's 525.95 Men's 526.95 Men's}34.95 . . •.190.00 FUI,Malbw> ai. lex ....... Wt SIOS.OO ·Rtg. ssso.oo s.t ...:..;...........,..... w. . '275.00 ' . . ' ' . SCOTCH BRAND , . $599 ' Special si.u •1.59\ ·Shortalls, ·SUMMER OUTFITS · shorts & top sets, bubbles. Sizes 6 to 24 MEN'S AND BOYS' mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X,7 to 14. REG. REG. .REG. REG. 16.00 .............................SALE 14.79 19.•00 ............................SALE 17,19 113.00 ....................... SALE S I 0.39 120.00 ....................... SALE SIS. 99 DRAPERIES S1788 MEN'S HANG, lEN SPORTSWEAR One rack of smart look'ing Hang Ten. Slacks, shorts, tank tops, blouses.and knit tops. Blac~. gray, white, orange and yellow. SAVE 30%. · Sl LOO HANG TEN ............ SALE S7.70 120.00 HANG TEN ......... SALE S·J4.00 •28.00 HANG TEN ......... SALE S19.60 S .HANG TEN 125.20 OFF DEVON SPORTSWEAR Save 40% on a select group of quality Devon Sportswear. Jackets, pants, vests, blouses, knit tops, sweater knits and skirts. , , .40°/o·OFF i Sl Q39 I' ' MEN'S 112.95 SHI~TS ................. S10.59' MEN'S S14.95 SHIRTS ................. SJ2,19: MEN'S Sl6.95 SHIRTS, ................ 113•• 9•. MEN'S SII.95 SHIRTS ................. S15.49 ·MATERNITY WEAl Ouality Lee. Charles Lewis and Wrangler tops, jeans, blouses, aresses, slacks, sw1mwear and shorts. Sizes 3 to 20. Sizes 8 to 20. Solid colors in a fine selection of styles for wear now and back to school time. . BOYS Sl ~.95 JACKETS ....~., •• s12.00 BOYS S19. 95 JACKETS ......... SJ6.00 BOYS $29.95. JACKETS ........,$24.00 lEG. sn.OO UTIINITY ................ S9,59 lEG. {15.00 UTIINITY .............. •11.95 IIG. 22.00 UTDNITY .............. S1 7.5, lEG. 129.00 IIATIINITY .............. S2,.1 9 IIG. S3J.OO MAftiNIYY .............. 126.39 MISSES I IIIlA SIZE SALE I MIN'S WIAIGUI ·s22.95 BLOUSE SALE· .DENIM WESTERN SHIRTS Choose cotton/poly blends, linens, or georgette in sizes 6 to 20 and 38 to 44. Casual and dressy styles. 100% COltOn denim, pre·WIShed snap front, two snap· down flap pockets, extra long tails, 3 snaps on each cuff. frue western styling. Neck size~ 14~ to 20. Sleeve lenaths 32 to 36 inches. . I S18'' ) FlEE PARKING I '· director of the National Association of State Savtnp and Loan Supei'VIsors In w~. was the leadoff Witness Thursday at the opening . hearing of an Ohio Senate-House Investigation Into the savings and loan debacle. The hearings are expected ·,to stretch through the summer, as a _ __ WAsHINGTON (UPI) - Prest· ''When wewhoarenowlherestart dent Reagan, In the midst of a talking about government as 'We' campaign against Washington tax Instead or 'they,' we've been there lobbyists, moVes today from Main . too long." · Strl'E't to Slllcon Valley East In his White House political advl.$er quest to win popular SU(JMrt for tax Edward Rollings said Reagan can reform leglslallon. still get away with campaigning Reagan was to fly by hellcopuirto against the government becatise the Great Valley Corporate.Center "he has ~ unique ablllty to In Malvt>rn, Pa .. a concentration of represent Ihe conunon man. Other , _ 200SpeakescalledtheSIIIconVaUey politicians probably couldn't do II, orthP East. tiut he can. He's always made ati But II was pure Middle Arnertca Issue of fighting ihe ooreaucracy." on Thursday when Reagan sold his WhllelheOshkoshcrowdchanted tax refortn plan at the Winnebago Its approval as Reagan asked for County Courthouse In Oshkosh, "yes" or "OQ" answers to quesuons Wis .. before a crowd ofabQut :al,<ro. about tax fairnesS, a smaUer group "All the way up and dQwn the ol about :al college students beld an Income scale, the overwilelmlng Innovative protest. Three women, naked frOm the majority of American famUle5 wtll find themselves with more resour· waist up, were brle(]y hoisted on cestodevotetothetrchlldren,topay others' shoUI~ beneath stgns · tor their lmne and perhaps, heie In reading, "Nal(ed not nuked,"."Our Oshkosh, to buy a boat and to put emperor has no clothes" and "Stop away for retirement," Reagan said. staring- jOin us." "That souhds pretty good to me. The protesters chanted during Does It sound good to you, too?" Reagan'• ,speech, causing him to "We want to do away wllh a tax lookupandprornile, "l'llralaethelr code that rl'flects years oliObbylng· taxes." At tbe ~ ol the IJ&Ch, efforts by powerful special Inti.'!'· atterthedemOnltraton had quieted ests," he said. "Instead, we want a doWn, he bouled, "I think I tax code for Main Street America." ouUasted them," In Oshkosh, at he did In As he boarded Air Force One tor WIIUamaburg, Va., earllel' ThUn· • the meht back to WaaiatngtOI), day, Reaaan sounded an anll· reponen shoutecl over the enatne. aovemment theme from put 1'011' anc1 Qed hand liplll to -.k If campaigns. he aaw the UIIUSIIIII protei!. SALE SUMMER· JACKETS . "Graduation for the above district was set many monthS ago . for May 31, 1!&, at p.m . . a plaintiffs if she had more time. Her action was handled through a Martetta attorney via telephone. She said that a number of attorneys contacted for help would not take the court action or were not available. Clerk of Courts office stall members said they did not. know the procedures that are foUowed if Judge Charles Knight was not present to hold a hearing on Frtday stnce.the original commencement date Is this evening. There was no pre-arranged plan for Probate Judge Robert Buck to hear the request In the abl!ence of Knight, and oneo!flclal said that It would takPseveral days to make application lor an out-of-county judge to hear the request. All members or the Eastern board or educationDorsal. Larkins, Roger Gaul, Dale Machlr, Mrs . Larry Heines, Jim Caldwell and Superintendent Richard Lee Roberts - are named as defendants in the action. Plans made for Heritage Weekend · Plans for POOlei'O.Y'S upcornin& • Heritage Weekend celebration are moving steadily rorward. Heritage Weekend, June 21, 22 and 23, Is being sponsored by the Meigs County HistoriCal Society, tJie Bend Area Merchants As&oclattan and the P0111eroy Area Chamber.l1 Commerce. 'Each group wW. play part In the weekend activities. Chamber, In charge of stale entertainment, wW be kicking ort the weekend or fun on Friday evening with a community square dance from 7·11 p.in, at the st~ a a~ontheupperparldnglot. .The Cltcle . D Wr~ : wW · · prov,i $the musiC'foriheclanceand Red Carr will be the caller. VIUiolq · other stage entertainers will be featured on the stage thoOghci\lt the next two days . .The ffiercl\l!nls association wW sponsor Arts am! Crafts Fest· '85 qn • Court Street on : Saturday and Sunday. Appllcatlons to the arts and crafts show areavallableat several ·locations around Ponll!loy Transporiallon, s:J,OM must be raised locally. Including the chamber office. Donadona del!lanated lor the van rnay he sent to the The' historical .societY wW have Senior Citizens Center • (Continued on Page 14) enter NEW VAN ..._ 111111 QeW Senior Citlzenll Cenler van went Into operallon lids week. It replaoos a 1978 van wldcb 11M allel' 104,000 mlle8. While molt oflhe Cllllt of the new van Ill paid through the Ohio Depanmen& of . . . report Is due by Nov. 1. Sen. Richard H. Flniui, R· Cincinnati, the chairman, said the panel will attempt to find out what went wrong the with the regulation or the thrttts, "what we should have done and what we should do In the future." · Bergman said "hlndslghtlseasy" but in retrosPect fhl', state Should have pushed more money behind thPstafe.chartered thrifts Instead of closing them six days after Horne State Savings Bank of Cincinnati collapsed under the weight of an faulty: Investment In ES¥ ·eovem· ment Securities, Fori Lauder(!ale, Fla. Bergman was asked about the governor's decision to close the 70 other privately Insured savings and loans March 15 aftPr several days of "runs" on deposits. "It would seem to me In ~:al hindsight that 'that was a mistake," he responded. Bergman said the advice rrom the Reagan pushing. .taX refortn plan Regular. and extra large sizes. Solid~. stripes and plaids in a good selection of styles and colors. Western shirts are in· eluded in this sale. • BOYS' LIGHTWEIGHT Reg. $14.00 IIOUIII ........... Salt s11'.29 Reg. Sl7,00 lloUHJ,. ......... Salt SJ3.79 Reg; S2 5~00 IIOUIII ....,.,.... Salt Sf0.19 Reg. '29.00 ................ Salt '23.3t ' · ColUMBUS (UPl) - All official of a 118Uonal savings and loan regtllatory group says Gov. Richard . F. CPiestP could havP gotten away without closing 70 state-chartered savings and loan assoCiations last. Marcb U he had found a massive dose of money to back them ~p. Wllll!Ull S. Bergman, executive . SPORT SHIRTS Hurry in, Salt' ends Saturday, June 1, JUNIOR 400fo~ Sele $ Pried 359 TO 50°/o chal'ge: Announcements hilve been mailed, and people Invited are now In transit to this above event. "Because of a sporting event, a ball game, the Eastem l,.ocat Board of Education met Wednesday evening, May 29,1985, at 8 p.m ., and reset graduation to Sunday, June 2, 1!*15, at6 p.m. Parents and students at this meeting were refused to be heard by the board or education. This gives some parents only 48 hours notice of change In graduation date, and othelli not present only 24 hours notice of change. "Great damage to ' family and rrjends, both financially and emotionally, will be suffered by us If graduation Is aUowed to be postponed. We need an IMMEDIATE restraining order on this. If we do not get ·the requested order, our damages. are Irreparable.'' Mrs. Showalter, who headed thl' court action, commented that she had llttl!' time to get the court actlon together, and that there would have been more ·Legislators open inquiry into . S&L problems ton blends. Sizes 2 to 14: Reg. S4.SO to S13.00 Don't miss these great savings on quality drapes and bedspreads. ·Huge variety of patterns and colors. · SAVE $385,,0$845 : SLEEPWEAR Pajamas, gowns and shorties. Knits and poly/cot· $119· BASIC DENIM JEANS . GIRLS' White with color tops. Many high school colors in .this selection ~ for this sale. CUSTOM MADE Sizes 29 to 42 waist, 30 to 36 inch length. WA ounce No·fault pre-washed blue denim. Straight leg or boot flare. 1 ::,: .. TUBE SOCK· S Men's sizes 9 to 15. Boys 7 to 1L MEN'S WRANGLER 122.95 . ' Tank tops, short sleeved shirts, ~nit toJ)'s. Sizes .. .2 to 7. · Reg. S5,00 to $11.00 Jackets •.,.............. l18.00 Jackets •.,.............. 126.00 Jackets •.,.............. 127.20 Jackets ................. s'3' 1.10 . LlnLE GIRLS' ' ' : SUMMER TOPS ' Men's 122.95 Men's 132,95 Men's 534.95 Men's 139.95 i LlnLE BOYS' . "Regul~r and ~xtra large sizes. Solid colors, good style selectton. Savmgs are greatthis weekend. ' ·· ' · . . . *2, 4 OR 6 HOURS . ' VIDEO C·ASSETTE · . SUMMER JACKETS ·*YHS FORMAT ' . Fashion Jeans ......,... S11.75 Fashion Jeans .......... S19.45 Fashion Jeans .......... $20.25 Fashion Jec~ns ,.;....... s26;25 . MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT Charles Knight reported that he was not avalla ble and thai they did not expect him In the office. Several of the petitioners at 10: ~a.m . were waiting in the offiCes or Probate and Juvenile Judge Robert Buck hoping that he mlgllt rule on the petltlot'l for the restraining order. Persorin('l In his office, however, reported that he was In the midst of previously achedliled hearings. Meanwhile, In the Meigs County Court charges of assault ha~ been fUed by Dale Machlr and Jim CaldweU again$! Frank Wells. The complaints resulted frOm an alleged ,altercation at Eastern High School Wednesday night following a meeting of the Board of Education In which graduation was changed · from Friday at 8 p.m. to Sunday at6 p.m. . In their action against the board, the parents ByCHARU!:NEHOEnJCH Transportation Is considered a Senllnel stall Writer priority Item for senior services In A new van to transport senior Meigs County, reports Eleanor citizens was put tntooperationb)ithe Thomas, executive director. She Meigs County Couricll on Aging this said that providing .transpo$tlon . w-•·. """' along wtth.ln·home services such as A replacement for a 1978 van home-delivered meals and chore which has Clller 104,fXX) miles, the services, help keep older persons In new vehicle Is one of the Senior their homes. Citizens Center's Oeet ·Of five vans In 1984, the buses traveled 86,381 and t.wo slations wagons which are miles throUgh all areas or the ·avallablt> tor lfl!l!Sporta,tion in 11ll county.A totalof410personineeded ·· · areas of the ·CQUniy" and · out-Qf: transportatiQn,.mist ·on a regular · · ·Wl'E'II'ty li&ais,oot tbeae, thei'ewen!37 . ·county doctor trfps. 1be van Is one of two expected to handiCapped penons 'who needed be delivered before the end or the Individual aufltanci' to go Ill year. Each ·or. the vehicles cost mediCal raclll~, soctal service • $J5,269, with .80 percent of the cost · ~ and grocery stores, for a being pal~ tl$Ugh the Ohio . JCJ!al 11·1681rips. . DePartment of Transportation with • Stressing the Importance ot' t!le . United · Mass ·Transpi:>ri.ation Act transporatlon ·service, M~. ·~ fund. mas said thllt with the dlacontlnu· . The remaining 20 .percent, or anceoftheSenlorFrlendsprogram, . $3,0>4, must come from local funds. funded !!)rough the Community Donll !Ions are needed to help In Mental Health Center, the Senior raiSing that amount and already Citizens Center has had to pick up . several hundred dollars have been more person~ or escort service · rontrlbUted. trips. Speotal Sele! . COMFORT I • New van added to center fleet.·. H.SALE GOWN AND ROBE 2 Soctiona. 14 P•- 25 Cento . A Muh~ie Inc. N - - . RestrainWg order filed against graduation. great on the high seas, up rountry, or downtown. 'I_'hese.authentic, romfortabfe boat shoes are handsewn of hilth quality leathers. On shore or on deck, Dexter boat Shoes make you feel right athome. · (Continued from page 1) fair board. She ·plans to attend Marietta College. The daughter or Herman and Nancy Scbul ofReedsvJUe, salutatorian Schul Is a member of the National Honor Society, the high ' school chorus, the drama club and bas served on the school newspaper start. She plans to·attend Wa~hlng· ton Technical College. ent1ne • Construction (Continued from page 1) people who would like to be on Ohio Hills' mailing list. ShE> Is also looking tor volunteers from throughout the ' 18 county area to help the agency With upcoming surveys to be conducted. (For thalle Interested, Isaac may be reached by calling 3744009 In Marle.tfa.l . Ohio Hills was.preceded by the Area 6 Heall h Systems Agency which was also federally funded and · which clo6ed the end of July 1982. Appropriations for the Arm 6 Agency were higher than Ohio Hills' appropriations Isaac reported. . In .addition to Meigs County, Jacl!son, Gallla, Athens, Washing· · ~ ton. · Beirnont"'COsc:hoct!)n, Gu.ern•. · sey, ~nison. Hocking, Jefferson, · Lawrence, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, Musklngharn and VInton .CollntleS make up the Ohio Hills Health Planning Agency area. The commt5slO!IerS hope to de· .· · c~ by ·next WednesdaY who they will appoint to the Ohio Hills' board. Isaac Indicated she would like to .have Commissioner Rtch Jones serv~on the board. In other business, commissioners will next week be advE-rtising for bids on Ihe Hiland Road slip which Is being fuilded by the Community Developffient Block Grant program to replace a block grant which was returned to the county by Pomeroy Vlllage. Estimated cost for the project Is $.lJ,OOl. Hiland Road provides access to the Veterans Mm1orial Hospljal area from Union Avenue. Cornmlss.loners are proceeding with the project although an official letter okaying the project has not yet been received from the state. Commissioners were told by tele· phone that o!flclal approval to \ amend the county's block grant pcoposal to Include Hiland Road Is forthCOming soon. A late-.]une bid opening lor the Hiland Road projected Is expected. Commissioners .also accepted biiUJ'I'llnous bids for June from Alhland Petroleum, Ashland, Ky., Alhpalt Matertals, Marietta, and Koppers Co., Heath. Purchases are to be made according to low bids on specific Items. at y Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, May 31, 1986 Copyrightod 1985 . • • e . .. -. ~ ... · ,' FedPral Reserve Board In theewnt. of a "run" Is "to toss money alit." "It seems to me that he (the governor) should have done that If the money could have been avalla· blelnOhio." The CeleSte administration com· plalned !bat the Fed was slow to react to Ohio's problem, forclng,IJae governor to.close the thrifts. Membership signs new Kroger pact WHEELING, W.Va. (UPI) Union representatives of about 600 Kroger Co. employees In eastl'm Ohio and West Vll'ginla's nort!M:m panhandle have signed an agreement. under which the grocer corrunlts to keeping 12 stores open tor·at least the next 18 monthS. The contract was signed Wednes· day In Wheeling, said Carl Huber, · the deputy trustee of Local23 of the United Food and Cornrnercllll WorkerS union. ,· Kroger VIce President Patrie~ Kenney said thecontractwlllenable the rompany to Improve the stores and to I'Dhance future merchandisIng programs. ' The agreement - which \\'8S approved by the employees March 1 - calls ror Kroger to matnta!Ji Clll'n!llt health and welfare benefits. In return, adjustments were m~ to wages In order to red liCe · operating costs. Huber and Kenney said the contract expires In October 1986 and balances the key concerns pi employees for job security and health care cwerallt' with ~ company's need to remain competitive. Relltenlalwlld, the cornmlltee'l chalnnall, and ill appll'lllldy pari of - admlnl8tr1lllol eftod lo empiiMIIe a blpardula ~h to tax refonn. (UPI). Employees rejected a wap concessions package by a 58-vote mal'l!ln on Feb. 17 but COllected 400 stenatures on a petition and liked that they be allowed to C<l1duct .. new vote after the company lilid II might be tarred to cklle the llanl. �~-- -..---.-·-·--- ----·----- _ _;_~....._/ Ohio Comment The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON.AREA .... .... ' ..... ~S~m~ ~ -r. ,...,...,.,.c:~,""" ~v . , ' ' • .' ' ' .. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher. ..... WHITEHEAD · Assistant Publisher/ Controller · ... ' : ~AT ·.••":· ....•.·. .. BOB HOEFLICH General Manapr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor · :. : LETTERS OF OPINlON are welcome. Tbey should be less than 300 words .Jon.a. Allletters-.re subJtcttoedltlng and must be signed with name, address and •t)leptaone number. No unslgn@d letters will be published. Letters s hould be In :J4?ocl taste, addressing L!isues, nol ~sonalltles . .. Letters to the ....,. . .. . Editor ....·.' A plea to be heard .,. ' ' tome on, peop1e, ''Hear Us," of plans made a month ago. My "l'lefp Us." We are the children of uncle Kenny is leaving Tuppers lo\lay. We are the adults of Plains today to go to Pennsylvania tomorrow. Lawyers, where are lo pick up my grandmother and yoq? Our school that we have grandfatl)er. Plans for us Is for foupt hard to. make proud has grandmother to come in Friday faQed ·us, the majority. We were morning for my graduation, a large one~ now we are divided. We are . family and friend ptcnlc on Saturtaujlht an education 1!1 the most day, with my mother driving her l$rtant tool we can have. We try. back to Pennsylvania on Sunday to llO_lV we find games at the top; We . attend my cousin's graduation. are·proud of the girls' softball team. Now If Mom keeps her word she ~ are our classmates but there can't he here . Sunday or my h$- .to be a Une between first or grandmother has to make a choice secOnd place. They should be grown over her wandchldren's graduaup enough to make a chOice on what tion. Grandma has cancer "so the Is the most Important to them. picnic planned Saturday was to see MJBy years wttl pass, but this week a lot of her famlly and friends. She wll( never he forgotten, not by one may not be here for my brother's st*"t. Wesoaredtothetoponlyto graduation next year. h8i,! the bottom·fall out. Where are A lot of the farntl!es might not · w~:. have plans but there are many ~aduation to me is Important. working parents who can't be there MY:Ioved ones should be there. My on Sunday because of arrangem~r worked a long s.tretch at her ments made earlier for time off. jol)-10 have extra days off because Tam! Wells. ..·' ... ~;~ . ~~------------------~--~--------~--~--------------------~----~----------------------------~.; Friday. May 31, 1985 , Are We Well. Meigs County. we at others made a quick get-away and ~=:~~ ~a~~=z : ~a~ldh~t ~~~e ~:~~ e::~~~~t~~ . :: Walter Mondale sUted through to the public as the peacenik during the major pl!rt of his campaign for ' 'the presidency. True, he tried to · correct this, and In his second debate with Mr. Reagan, he sounded llke Custer's Last Stand. He came out against sharing any. ot our technology with the . Soviet Union, against further overtures to Fidel Castro, against any unverifiable agreements 'with the Soviet Union- and·tor a four percent real Increase In the federal budget tor defense. Reagan saw him and raised him two percent: and carried 49 states. Now we are wondering whether Congress will give us merely the Inflationary Increases. And the big shift in the public mood is largely the result of the chiseling of the defense contrac. i tors, who have, on the whole, ·done abcut as much to discredit the enterprise of national defense as •. ' _Soviet spies caul<) have done. Mr. Reagan Is talking gratefully now for a vote on MX rntsslle deployment which, had Jimmy Carter endorsed It In the closing days of his campaign, would have Ignited Mr. Reagan , whO would have campaigned across the country like Paul Revere, rantng against this weakening or . our defenses. It P;lYS to reiterate the E:Volut!on of programs like thl! MX, which we are engaged In decomposing. Pur· tng the · late '70s, the massive o!tens!ve nuclear arming of the Soviet Union, capped by Its SS.20s, persuaded even reluctant defense spenders In the Pentagon that we needed most urgently to do something about lt. It was then that the Carter adtnln!stratlon came torward with the MX missile, a mlssle accurate enough ' to pop into any. given chimney in the Kremlin, and free of the ht!gs that Inevitably acerete on missiles 20 years old and older, on which we ci>ntinue to rely. The Idea then was io keep those 200 Jlllssiles on the move,' In order to eliminate nrst the temptation ofthe Soviet Unloo to strike out against them, second the capabUity of the Soviet Unlon to take them out, given the peripatetic deplyment contemplated. That was the plan 'inherited by Ronald Reagan when he was sworn in, But there was great political opposltlQ]Iin the mnst feasible area for deploying these' movllble silos, and in due course It became plain that the administration didn't want to buck the states 9! l'tah, Nevada, Colorado and Wyoming. So for a brief period, they came up with the . idea of deploying them In clusters, . the . proposition b!!lng that an offensive. missile's explosion would tn such circumstances leave un· scarred the balance of till! cluster, good then for retaliatory action. But that theory sort of went away, and the!! the usual commission was commissioned, this one under Gene,ral Scowcroft, to come up Wtth alternative Ideas. Those Ideas were to reduce the missiles to 100, and to install them In reinforced silos. 't v·Jet nam. 1.. · ·· Actt.ve, and latent, enemies of the MX went into action here and Insisted on two points, the first that • no f~rtHlcatlon conceivable would : he strong enough to protect an MX; from a direct hit. The second. that < the mere existence of stationary·; MX missiles whose exact coorcll-> nates would be known to the Soviet;! Union would constitute an lnvita.. ; tlon to the Soviet Union to knoek:; them out. ~! So that we are now -reduced to a·. vote for 50 MXs, with a lot of·••, sea.;,ned people saying that it 1s:• unl!kely we'll ever see a single MX:: mlsslle. Those who believe that tn:: all matters of national defense we.; should take no chances- will wish:; thatJlmmyCarter'smoblle200MX' mlsslle system had gone through, greatly to be' prefe~ to Reagan's u~mlng scarecrows. The shift In .the national mood . reflects such Items as charging the goverment $400 for a bucket, and· , heaven knows how many hundreds ;• of thOusands of dollars for gifts to ; key. military personnel, plus, one supposes, plenty of wine, women : and song. . Now these excesses, in particular · when ' qpn& by such pre;tlgious : concerns as .General El~!!=tr1c and · General Dynamics, continue to · shock uricalloused senslbuttles. It Is : right that they should, but abSO- : lutely wrong to punish the rnalefac· : torsby punishing ·ourselves. If we · discover that ·a submarlne-ll)8ker : has been charging the DOID for • Ferris wheels for the children of its • · vice presidents, we have got to · come up with a more plausible way : of punishing these malversators : than by launching fewer subma- • rtnes than we nE>\'<1. · We are caught up now in the tax · and budget business. But the : commander In chief (his most solemn responslb)llty) needs to do : everything he can to tell us why It Is : that we can be safe wlih strategic : arrangements he was denouncing as le~s than safe day before yesterday. I GIU!i1Ut'NAMEDMVP-OII8r•pe; lerWa)'lleGrelzky(left) Mr:. c- holdl the 8m)'the lrephy rib lllal.aber Willer after belnr; named the moM vlllu•hle player In the playafta u ~ (Callada) 'l'llunday. (UPIJ , Scoreboard ... ... . ...... .... L owell . Callfomla at Dfotrolt Ck>vtUnd at Toronto Tl?la"' at &.ton Nl'W York tFrormah<:t>zl -11 at San DP1~ tH~·t ~-41, ·> Mllwaukre al Mlnrle!tota , n!Wll lO:ffi p.m. Kansus C'll'Y at C'hiCBJro, nla:ht Monu·ral tGullldtSCII 6-4} at J..o!l; Anwlts IH~'t'uh ~5t. 10:l'ip.m. Phlladl>lphla tHudlon 1-h tJI ~n Pran- fi!ICO 1KrukOW l ~1t, ll:Ui p.m. - IWwliltN Gamet~ Phlladrlphla al San FronriM'<l C'IIH;tnnat l u t St. l..cll\5 AII8Jlla al PittJb.DWt, nfl,;u Olkaao at Tran!lllctions Hou~on. ~~ w·lngett . J . 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San Frandlro- PlaCEd Brad Wellman Oil .fht' :Zl-411)' jl)sablfd Jill, ~1,? 8 8~ . ms- JUirrd - ." rafif~a'.... ...........: .... .. Z'i :al -~ , Kanso11 Ctry :.-. .._......... .... .2!\ .•'JJJ {w ..;. :- ,... - SPRING &. SU-I HOURS MON..FII. 9 TO 5 SAT. 9 TO 1 s THE GRA ELY """"" ~ Patr1da CoctilpOTI • ~·i trll'k'and~~. .... . . Bengals sign two m~)l-e players ALL FLEA & TICK CONTROL PRODUCTS FOR DOGS & CATS•••• *flea & Tick ·collars *flea & Tick Powders & Sprays *Flea & tick Shampoo CINCINNI\TI (UPI) - The Cincinnati Bengals Thursday announced the slgnlngs or linebacker Emanuel King of Alabama and cornerback Sean Thomas of Texas Cbrlsttan. , King, 6-foot-4 anl:l245pounds, was a first -round choice in the 1985 draft lind the second player taken overall ·by Cincinnati. Thomas, 6-teet, 190 pounds, was selected in the third *Dog •ips *Indoor Foggers round ..., The t~iurfdid not disClose terms of the contract. . Thlrleen of the team's 1985 draft ·chotces stiU are unsigned . 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''Every time we got .into a slluatlon where we lost , we tried to team from It and bopefully we learned !rom this expeHence. Grelzl<y agreed. "They have a grea1 team," ,GretzkY 5a ld. "!told him (Keenan1 I know ·exactly what. he's going through because !felt the same way two years ago (when the Oilers lost to the Islanders ). They gained experience. To get to the Stanley Cupflnalls very lmportant.l'msure that next year they'll be In the hunt. But we'll he ready fOr them." Sather, who plans · to .hand the coaching job to hls veteran assistant John Muckier next year. wouldn't BETWEEN 8:00 A.M. AND 5:00 P.M. Oakland ., ~llm:n. niltll SEtunJtl al N£ow YO''k, nlraht !l-lt , lt:fip.m. nights." CALL 992-2155 , _..G..,.. Allaii!U H~rcY.D-.'il al PIRfbur'Jih lfthodm l,.. ... ' 16~ . f'olllomia IMcCalldll GJI at Drtrolt 1Mon1H ~~. 'l!:IS p.m ,. Cltwland jCJark 1.0! at Tormto jAirJI· andrr ~21. 7:3..'1 p.m. SPank> !Lan~too S-41 at Ntiw York fWhiiDil.SI, Bp.m . 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M.lnnelota ......................21 M .WT Stan It .. ........................:11 ~ .4f-t Texa ,........... ................ t6 :19 .:ti6 NA'I;'ION.U.IIAGUE were Fe t•IDe . Odcalo ......................... il Majors . woi could not even be heard. The passed on the voting but.he kilew he · · ·· ' ' · ~members walked tn, opened was outvoted. 1 feel Mr. Gaul ~nd WASffiNGTON -Ed Weimer's · · and she smiled. Then' she illsap- capital, Weimer irl~ to gei Le Washlngibn, Weimer was stripped the · meeting, someone made a Mr. Machier should have abstained problems began 10 years ago In ·peared In .traffic. Hoang evacuated wlt·h other Amerl- of his to!l'secret dearance and told mel)on that the graduation exer- from.vottng since 11 wastheirllll!ce Saigon, a few months before the By another chanq,- the kind of can dependents. He was turned he'd be fired H he didn 't stop all ctse_.s be c;hanged from Fi1day at 8 . and daugllter on the softball ~am. . city fell, when he saw Le Hoang . c:'btncldence that ·makes security down. attempts to communicate with Le . P·!fiJ to Sunday at 6 p.l'!l: It· .was. , . If the. game Is . ruined by rain ~dlllg by 1~ a pe!Oilcab on I~ street:, Officers unf,'asy .;;. W.dmer saw Le . "On the ·da'y . I left, · I . can . Hwmg. Though he has since heard seynded and the-. . meo;tlng ~as Friday, it tsour!lndel'$tl\lldingtllat · That chance en.co\lnt11r was tQ . Hoanglaterthatsiime"day whuehe · remember my bags pac!<ed, · from he~ aunt 1n tpls rouiliry that ;. ·adjqumed. The poor hatd working ·1111:' regtonals are to be played on · . lead -:-- b~ a c.lrc~ltous, bur~ucratt- ·Was sitting' on the veranda of the and We were both sltttrig on the· . ·Le Hoa_ng eventua_lly m@~ It safelY , . boiril members left on the run. Sunday: Wherelsgrjlduattonthen? calty booby-trapped t:tJUte - tl5 . CpntinentaiPalacellotei.TJilsUine, • steps· o( my .lltlll' house, crying," to France, Weimer has lost touch .· M(llit ot them parked at the back of , Our board knew the reglonals heartbreak, frustration ,and loss o! . he hurried up to her, asked her Weimer recalled. wtth her. · t~ 'acbool for a quick get-away. 1 would conntct with the.graduatton his job, followed years later by a name- and felllh·love. When he landed In HawaU, Weimer quit NSA. Wl)en he knei". now why It was called an but the girls couldn't be that good so neWrvelmous brelal kdownhl . ' ti Weimer wanted to marry Le Weimer said, the NSA promised , suffered a nervous breakdown, he . emergency meeting because they not to worry. .. er sts ~. occupa on as Hoang- "Barbara," he called her hlm his fiancee would he flown out tried to get worker's compensation , su(VJy didn't have time to talk, Jo We feel that the Invitations we retied~ Uhe.S. spy. He wNas em - - but he knew hti'd lose his ol Vietnam. Instead, his passport for, a job-related dlsab!llty. But · eve6·attempt to work this out. sent to friends and loved ones are P oy Y t super-secret at1ana1 top-secret job If he did. He couldn't was confiscated to keep him from because Weimer loyally refUsed to itJe board would not have even binding contracts paid for l'Y our Securjty Agency In Saigon whe~ he · even tell her where he worked or trying a last-mlnuterescueeHort on divulge ~etalls of hls ultra-sens!tlve gol)e' through the farce of the money and should be'honored by caught his rtrst, fleeting glimpse of what he dld. · hls own. He couldn't even use the work In VIetnam, even In therapy, : ~ing except for the fact that the the school board. The four girls the beautiful young woman in the Three months later, as chaos agency's teletype cable to try to he could not establish that his teleOIIDJie poll was Ulegallfa parent should choose which Is most bicycle-drawn rickshaw. He waved descended on the South VIetnamese locate Le Hoang. emotlona I tro11bles ·were job- ' lt. It's called the Sunshine . Important. Remember ·the , old . Back at NSA headqua'rters In · related. . !all'•. saying, girls, you can't 'have your ' ~-Larkins stayed and talked to cake and eat it too.- Frank and thjt. ; parents maybe because the Shirley Wells, Long Bottom. ; • o' I am sure you are all famHla~ because Grandma always told· me ready to leave the hospital that the old time witch's cat In spite of'hls · with publicity hou!tds. They are the they were "make beUeve" and she nurse told · me he 'was from white markings. He has an uncanny ·, '•• • pei)ple who get their kicks by seeing knew of much better ways the Newberry, 15 miles away and a sense of what makes new~ and acts ., ••• their name In prl!tt. But have you grown-ups could spend their time town I had traveled through every accordingly. I swear he 1\as some •ii'e • as parents of Eastern High were not present. And how the ever heard of a publicity cat? We than fi\llng a boy's head with such time I visited Galnesvfl!e. No kind of felllle legerdemain that IE'ts ~ seniors have spoken to our community would have lo\'ed their have one named . stowaway · who nonsense. On the one hand I grew wonder I feel a kindred spirit with him tap Into telephone conversaclilttlren and have asked them not to gesture. Again, we parents are • gained a fair amount ofpubllclty by . up 'claiming superstition was for the Stow, trying to understand all these ttons and other household activities m~ any rash moves to jeopardize urging our children not to do hitchhiking from Florida to Ohio. bl~ds but I Instinctively spit over that don't cpncem him in the least. Yankee cats. thdr futures due to the switching of anything rash even though they When !told you about Stow's exploit my left shoulder three times when a If you read these occasional He Is the world:s nosiest busy-body, · ~uatlon by the Eastern Local have been deeply hurt by the fallure . In this space a month or so ago, I black cat crosses my path. Better to columns, you will remember that even when he is fast asleep. ~of E~ucation. · of the Eastern Local Board to act didn't realize I was creatlng.a llttle be safe than sorry! Stow Is the cat that hld In a truck In Stow Is the first cat we have had ~ have asked our children to let . fairly on their behalf and continue, moilsterwhowouldgotoanylength In a quite long life) can truthfUlly which we were moving .Ome of our In the last·15 years when a cat came . u&taketherhattertocourt. We have with graduation as planned.- Mrs. to get his name in, the papers. Lite say !lulU haye never met a true household goods from Florl«;;a. By toou~place~n'fhomasForkc'luring toW:them that the Meigs County Ellen E. Showalter; Rt. 1, Box 47-A, hasn't been the same since! Witch although I have met many · the time ' we reached SYJ'acuse, a heavy ~no~storm. Whert thesno'w ~ are fait and they will he fair Long Bottom, 0hlo 45743. Stow's day begins Just when most ·ladles, who had all the . qualifica- Stow and I felt we had been around :-vent away, the cat didn't. Inswad P .s. We know our chUdren have people are getting ready for bed. tions, Neither, have t met, ·a black the Horn together. We adoP,ted each she presented us with a ltalf dozen , ~ .us. ¥ .alternate solution could have been wronged and they know they Then he Wilt ,start reaching f01; the , cat who had close ties to the.devll. In but I stlll feel that I ~on't . kittens and as nature took her be!eO reached with this problem. have been wronged. However, we . door-knob with his· front paWs, fact. Stow has many oi the· other understand hlm at all. The more I course; we had mo~ cats than Thil: four girls playing on the are asking them by their behaviOr signalling that his day was · just characteristics or a truew!tcb's pet. watch him the more I believe that Carter had little•liver pUis. Ea,iem Softball Team in the State to show that they are bigger than beginning and he had ln\port11nt When he Is chased · by a bigger he has all the charactl'rtstics of the But that Is another story! Tdufnanw:nt could have received· the people whO have wronged them. • Jiuslness somewhere outside. fer- tomcat who resents the presence of ti» :fllghest honors possible If they Also, atteridance at commence- haps It's just as welt that we don't a rival In the neighborhood, Stow hall- ·gone ahead with their gam~ . ment Is not mandatory in order to know what he dOes orwlthwbcmhe can raise his hackles until he , Is an(l: araduatlon had proceeded as graduate - your protest can be does It but so tar he has managed to twice his nonnal size. Then.trom a scll6duled on Friday evening. They noted by your absence at com- ·get hOme In time for breallfast ~e place inside the yard, he will coiip have been paid special honor mencement If you wish. Most mornings he adds a ilttle flair hurl verbal insults at his rival ·at 111e graduation even thOugh they to his homecOming that could only whom he l)as beaten to 1\ts favorite r be ~ttered by some of .the most · fence post. Since Stowaway Is a ~ : I experienced newsholinds in the horn and bred Florida cracker,lt Is state. For l~nce, tlds rnortrtnghe doubtful If these Yankee cats en ' •' ' . was walking up and doWn the' tin understand a word lie says. I 11noW •.· roof ~s a signal that he IY&S hungry tile ttWble I had ma!dnil myseH :St(e feel that the class of, "85" I hope that everyone that 'reads and wondered why the hell we were understood when I first went to this letter wnt really think about s~ have graduation on the set sleeping after sunup. Just .as Mary Florida; even 'though no one'chased what Is happenlng. Not just vote, ~: (Friday, May 31, 1985). was loudly clemJndlng tliat I gel a me ltorrle. Its bad enough thil t we have to without realizing what a mess It • laddel- to rescue Stow from tbe roof, Last winter I spent a couple of coiQf back after graduation and would create for the majority of us he cllmbed down. a coavenjent. weeks In the same hospitAl room nolrJhls. Take Into consideration all ~n. • maple tree and was yaWning on.the wtth·a Fnulne Florida crackerwllo We are sure as adults you wm tiM;~ ·, e thAt have to he contacted front porch when I opened the d!;Jor. had fallen and frltctun!d his hip. He to In why It has been changed. take Into consideration our feellngs, Because he has foUl' white Jeet was spencllns his hospital time tion won't mean anything after alf, we have worked for this and a whitecbe,st, StoW has~ lr)?nl to break the smoking habit, ' I '• If loved ones can't · come to siJICial occasion for 12 years. I feet !hi! •stliJna of being a bla& cat. IOillelb1ng I luld no lnlelltloll of that we cleeerve lt. 11111 special occasion with us. Hlltorlcally, black cats were the doing•.10 I spent most ot my ·t ime iJan undemand this particular SlncM:el:t. - nm Ball, Tracy comll'lllons of witches who were worrying abOut Where my next ' Is Important, but Isn't Ireland, T~ Calaway, Kevin the 1emale lleniesls of otir-tlpces- p&Qk of clprettes' wu comln& grP.aatton Just as Important, If not Cowdery, PeaY Smith, Jerry st. toi"l, capable of-doing aU.tnanner of front !!1nce I couldn't understlind Clair, JudyT. Jonei, RaridyFugar, dastardly deeds to plague God· hlm·and he couldn't Wlderstandme, ~· st~l IS.for the student's educa- Sandy Johnson, Jeff Hawk, Jim fearing people. Although I spent my converslltion ' ' I !ll, tW..,N£.11. 1~ <?!1 • <l:ft'aJ.._-__ between us was very _.. .r-ll tloCI. but lports 18 ln1 extra activity Watson, Tim ShOwalter, Kim childhood in a neighborhood where l!nnlted. when I asked where he wsa Wiener, Tracie Schul, Mandee a~ _ should be treated as such. the old folk said they ftrmly from, be ana~, •iNbry.;! I had "You My you're 'In thtJ game FOR THE H!iw are we to II!WllloW to make WW!ams, Usa Hawk, Tarn! Welts, believed in gholts and "banta" and newr heard of IIICh a place. I ·MoNEY"!" · lmlutant dec1alona IUCh as this, If Sherry MHler, Connie Harding, other thlnp thai go bump In tile flaured be "" •• IIIIlCh • IIJ'all&ll!'r Sally Smith, Tanya Fortney. · ~irdulll can't figure out how? night, I never quite believed In them as I. It was not until I was abnost •' O!#ed B)' GRAHAM ROCKINGHAM . and although we were defeated by a better team, we lu!ve noth!ilg to be VIIIW.,_Inlerr HoMI ashamed of.'' EDMONTON, Alberta (UP!) Coffey, who set several of his own With his Edmonton Oilers poised to milestones during the playoffs and become one of the llfl!atdynastles In scored two goals and one assist . NHL h!stol'y, WaYD!! Gretzky reThursday, ·said this championship mains WICOnvtnced his team Is the was even better than the first. best in the world. . "~ first one Is a · different "I don'twant to he derogatory but experience we'll never have again. no, I don't think we're the best," but the sec.ond one Is the sweetest,' • Gretzlcy said Thursday night whl!e teammate Kevin McClelland . said Coffey who scored U playoff helped celebrate the team's second goals - more than any defenseman · straight Stanley Cup by dumplpg In history. ""\'ben you're the best on champagne over the center's head . tbe block everyone wants to beat Edmonton steamrolled the Phi- · you." Another star or the series was ladephfa Flyers 8-3 to win the best-Qf-!ieven final series in five Edmonton goalie Grant Fuhr, games. The Oilers lost the first whose 15 wins tied New York game In Philadelphia but re- Islander B1lly Smith's playoff rebounded towlrt the next four, three of cord of 1!8! and 1lll2 for most victories for a goalie. them at home. Ftthr stopped a pmalty shot 1n Oller coach Glen Sather, who laid each of the two final games of the the foundation for a dynastY in six series. On Tuesday he beat Ron short years In the NHL, disagreed Sutter. On Thursday he beat Flyer with Gretzky's assessment . captain Dave Poulin. "I think this is the beSt tearri in the "All hedldwasreboundlt rtgJtloff world," Sather said. ·"We'l1 · play my stick," he snrugged betwben ,anyone who wants to play us." Gretzky, who set a playoff record swigs from a bottle of bubbly. "I with 47 points,17goals and 30asslsts, didn 't expect any penalty shOts. It was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy as the playoffs' most valuable player. The Oller superstar, who scored one goal and three assists Thursday, refused to take all the credit. · "The goal scorers receive au the glamor, but lttakes20guystomake a team," said GretzkY, who notch~ 73 goals and lJ5 assists during the regular season. "Certain guys do certain jobs. We aU know how Important the other guys are." "From my heart, I wish I could put Paul's (Co!feyl name next to mine on the Conn Smythe," Gretzky saki. "He's such a tremendous help tome." . Flyer coach Mike Keenan saki the Flyers, the youngest squad in the league, suffered no embarrassment In his team's loss to Gretzky. "They (the Flyers) should be proud to walk out or the dressing room with their heads up," the rookie coach saki. "They accomplished something no one expected .,. safe?_·---------:----W~ill___ia_m_F_.B_uc_k_ley_Jr:; . Scheduling conflict Edmonton thumps Flyers; ret:ains_ .Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ; · ' 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ~'b Page 2-The Daily Sentinel : ttt-11" , ...,., hoW · lon.JI the Oller dynasty would last. "Dynasty? I don't belleve In cllches like that." · But the Oilers h3ve all !be makings of an enduring fOrce - a young team with an averageageof a little more than 26. . - - - - . : __ _ _ _ _ __ �.Page . _- -w . . . ___ ·- -------~--------------------~----------------------· Friday. May 31, 1986 4·- The Daily Sentinel ' •.. •. .. PRA ·- . 364 JACKSON PIKE GAtLIPOLIS," OHIO ; 786 N. SECOND ST. . tHDDLEPORT, .OHIO 992 -6491 446-6620 • '' Pepsi, Mountain Dew . Diet Pepsi, 7-Up, Coke Sprite, Diet Coke, Orange, Root Beer · !ENAMEL S. .ER WSTROUS c· Nt..:".E,.AMEL BUY 1 AT ThE!: Professional NaD Enamel You Can Use At ~ome. $225 Golf Umbrella Fan •\\bod Handle • Push BUtton breeze. 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Like the letters of the alphabet or the words of our language, it communicates with us: held aloft by the wind as a constant , moving reminder of our glorious history; with all its battles and sacrifices which brought us liberty and the way of life that we all enjoy today. During the Olympics last summer there was a surge ol fla~-waving which was a sign ' of our national pride and an illustration of our right of free expression . Our choice oltaith is . another, example of this right, for . . which we should thank God at our House of Worship each Sabbath . Let us teach this to our children and remember it ourselves, whenever the flag goes by and we salute that colorful banner of our nalion's freedom. 214 e. Main . 992· 5130 Pomeroy WAID CROSS TIUNfiY CHURCH, Rev. W. ft . Penin, ~ Debtle Buell. SU!Ilay SCI1lol SUpt. ChUrch Scl1lol9: 1.'l a.m.; Wonhlp !ia'vle!O: :.1 a.m . Oplr reheanal, Tuesday, 7:l> p.m. Groceriesundel' of Alia> Ne .... PQMEROY CHURCH OF 'IHE NAZA· General.MtrcttaftdiseRENE, Ca'"" Unlon and lltultec\1,. Rev. 11.,--:-----R_•_c_in_e_f_4.;';.·~_5;.50_ _ Tbomu Giell McCiu,._ putqr. ~ ~· •· son. S. S. &1!1., SU~Mb\Y SCI1lol, ~ :.1 a.m.; ITI(I''*'I!wor&lip!O::.Ja.m.; ......rne"""-1ce6 MI!IG8 p.m.; ml~weelt Sl'I'Vot:e, 7 p.m. COOPEBATIVII PABISH GRACE EPJSCOPAL CHURCII, 3:16 E. UNITED METHODIBT CHUIICII Main St., l'ornerw. SUOOo,y .....- · Holy Baaer, Dlrecier oommunlon on tie first SUIM!o,y or eed month. Re\r . .laai'ae1 E. Corbitt, A•1•talt and <:ornl:~ned with Rlll1ing . . . - m tie NOIITJIBAIIT CLVITU. lhlrdd SU~Mb\Y. M«ring prayor And""""" on He•. Doe ""'.... an ltber SU!Ilays of tie IIIOlth. ctwn:h School Rev. Ror Deoler and Nwey care ~ Cotfee OOur In tne Rev. Seldoa JolaMoD PariSI! Hall mmedlateiY !-tile"""""'. ALFRED - Church Sthool 9: :JJ a.m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W. Warship, 11 a.m.: UM.YF , 6::1) p .m.; UW , Main Sl., Nell Pmidl!x,C. plis!Q'. Blr.. School· Thtrd Tuesday, 7 : ~ p.m. Communion, 9::Jlam.; Mcningw<nhlp.IO:lla.m.; Youth first Sunday. (Archer) rneetlnp, 6:00p.m.; Evonlngwmhlp, 7:00p. CHESTER - Wonhlp 9 a.m.; Church m. Wetilei!OI)' nlghtjra,ye.-JrieEIIngandBibie SchoollO a.m .·: Bible Study, Tbursday, Tp. stilly. 7:00p.m. m .; UMW, first Thursday, 1 p.m.; Com'mE SALVATIJN ARMY, 11.'l ButtemJt munion, flr&t Sunday (Archer) . A..,., Pmlsoy. Mn. Dora Wllineln<harlle JOPPA - Worship 9::I) a.m .; Church ~~Mb\Y hll:1neos meellng. 1D a.m.; SUnda,y School 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednes· SchoQI, Ill 30 a .m. SUnda,v Scl1lol, YFSM day, 7:30p.m. (Johnson) . Ek*e Ad.,., lem. 7:ll p.m. Salva!Dn LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9: 30 IJll!ei1JW, vartoos apeM«s and mtlllc apeclals. a .m.; Wonhlp 7 p.m .; Bible Study·, Wed-· ~ . U::.l a.m. to 2 p.m.~ Home nesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF, Wedllftday, League, members In c~. aD wonen 6: ()0 p.m.; Communion Flnt Sunday. Invited; 6:~ p.m. 'I'huroday, Corp! Cadet \Ar<Hert · · · a - 'IYoorw POo[ie-Bir..l, 7::.1 p.m. Bible REEOSVILLE - Chin'eh School 9: 30 a. m .; Worship Servl~e ll:OOa.m. (Deeter). Stilly and Ptw~m'~ opm Ui tie public. POMEROY , E CHURCH OF TUPPEJ\S PLAINS ST. PAUL CHRIS'I', l1ZI6 Ch11tk<n's Hornoo Road (Coody Church SchoOl 9 a.m.: Worship 10 a.m.; Rood 161. !19'MD>. Vocal music. SUnda,y WorBible Study, Tuesday, 7:30p.m.; UMW, . Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; Communion si..,IDa.m.~ Blble~a .m.; Wonhlp,Sp. m. W-01)', lllble , 7 p.m. First Sunday_ {.A.r<her) . • ·ow DEX'Int CHRISTIAN C~:NT1UL CLUIITIJI Key. Jam. B . IMbltt CHliRal, Clulrleo llat!leld, ·AU"" Linda swan, Sunda;y Scl1lol _ .e::MJ a.m.: ii'<!O<;f!-. Bn. S&eve. NellcMI ~_ 1n1 tter'ltoeo. Drs! ilnd tblr!1 SU~Mb\Y lJI1oWi1lii ·a.... Btolwd ~~otllel!ll<h SUlllll)' School. Yooib meeting, 7:30p.m: <N· Rev. Bebern:; a.biUea ecy SU~Mb\Y. ASBURY (Syracuse) - Wonhlp lla.m. . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. ; Church School9:45 ..a.m.; CharJe Bible Preaching 9: .IJ a .m., first and ¥CORd Sun· Stu~y, Wednesday, 7: :JJ p.m.; UMW, ftnt di)ys ot each month: thlr~ and fourth SunTuesday, .7:~ p_. m.; Cbotr R.ebearsal, days each m.o(lt.h worshiP services at 7: 3(1 Wedne,4ay 6<30 p.m.;. UMW, ·rourth Suo: ~m. Wednesday eveningS at 1:30 p.ril , day, 6:30p.m. (Nelson) . " Prayer and Bible Study. · · ~ - E_NTERPRISE - Woi'ihlp 9 a.m.; SEVENTH·DAY. ADVENTIST, Mull> Churcb,Sehool 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Tun, e rry Hetghts •Roa~. Pomeroy. MlchaefPI· day, _7:30 p.rh.; UMW, First Monday, 7:30 . onkowskl. pislor; Marie Spires, Sabbath p.m., UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. Gholr ReSchool Supt. Sabbath School at 2 ·p . m . on ttearsal, 6::KI p.m. Wednesday. (Rotbe· Saturday with worship Rrvlces foll owing mlch) at J : 15 p .m . FLATWOODS- Church Schooi,IO a.m. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHlJRCH ; worship, 11 a .m.: Bible Study, Tbul'ld- Slslt?-r Harrletr Warner, ·supt. Sunday day, 7 p.m.; UMYF. Sunday, 6 p.m . School9 : lO a.m.; Morning Worshlp,10; 45 (Rothemlch) . a.m. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m .; POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David· Church School 10 a.m .; Choir practice, Mann. minister. William Snouffer , Sunday Tuesday, 6: :11 p. m .; UMW, first Tuesday, School Supt. Sunday School, 9: 30 a ,m, ; 7:30 p.tn. (Ne lson) . . Morning Worship 10:30 a .m. · HEATH (Middlepor1)- Church SChool, FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po9:30 a.m.; Worship 10:30 a.m.; Bible m€'roy PikP. David Hunt, pastor; Jack Study, Tuesday, 10 a .m .: UMW, oecond Needs, Sunday School Dlrl't'Ctor. Sunday Monday, 7: 30p.m.; UMW Second Mo•Srool, 9:30a.m.; MOrning Worship, 10:30; day, 7:30p.m.; UMM, Third Monday, 7:30 eve ning worship, 7: 00 p . ~ . Tuesday Vlsl· p.·m. (Robinson) . . · · tatlon, 7 p.fll. Wednesaay , Prayer ~ervlce , MINE$SVILLE - Woroblp S.rv~ 10 . 7: :wJ p.m .; Mission Friends, 7::JJ p .m.; a.m.; Church School, 11 a.m.; UMW, third Girls In Action. 7:30p.m . Wednesday, l p.m.; ChO:lr practice, MDII- · FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH , Baiday. ~:30 p .m . (Nelson}. ley Run Road. Rev. Emmer! Raw!on , pasPEARL CHAPEL - Worship SerYice 9 to r. Handley Dunn. supt . Sunday SJ:hool, a.m .: Church School 11 a.m.; uMw se10 a .m. ; Sunday evening Service, 7: 30p.m. cond'l'ueoday7:30 p.m.; UMYFtaiiTues· ; Bible teactllng, 7:30p.m. Thursday. ci!IY, 7:30p.m. (ubenklniJ ). SYRACUSE Ml~ION. CHerry St., Sy· POMEROY - Chun!h School: 9:15a .m . racuse. Servtces,lO a .m . Sunday. Even ina i Worsh•p Service, 10_:30 a.m:; Choli· reservices Sunday and Wedn~day at 7: 00 p. hearsal Wednesday, 7.30 p .m.; UMW, eem. . cond Tueiday, 7::t:l p.m .: UMYF, Sunday, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Rev. Keith Eblin, . 6 p.m . \Corbitt! ROCK SPRINGS - Church School, 9: 15 pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m .. Wade a.m.: Wonhlp '10 a.m.; Bible Study, WedHayman, supt.; MornlngWorshlp,10: 30 a. nesday, 7:30p.m.; UMYF jSenlon), Sun· m.; Sunday evening serVIce 7:30 p.m .; day, 5 p.m.; (Junlon) every other Su•·. WE'dnt>Sday Prayer Meeting, 7:30p.m. day, 6 p.m. ~Rothemlchl MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF ~ coo , RUTLAND- Church School, 9:45a.m .; Radne. Rev . James Sallerfield , pa s tor . Worship, 10:30 a .m.; UMW (Evenlnil CirFrf'e"man Wl.lllam~ . Supt . Sunday SChool cle) second Wednesday, 7:30p.m.; UMW 9:•5 a .m.; Sunday and Wednesday even· iAitemoon Ctrcte) Je<Ond Tburlday,l p. Inc servl«~, 7 p.m . m. (ftubenklnrl · , MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. SALEM CENTER - Church School, 10 Corner Sixth and Palmer. George Risor , a.m.; Wonhlp 9 ~ '5 a.m. (Rubenltlna) Interim PB!Itor. RJIY Fields, S.S. Supt.; SNOWVILLE - Worahtp, 8:30 a.m .; Dan Rlgg!il, Asst . Supt. Sunday School, 9: 15 Church Schooi!O a:m . ~R.ubenldnf) a. m .~ Morning Worship, 10:15 a.m .: Sun · day Evening service, 7 p . m. Youth m (.'('l · SOilnmRN CLUSTER ' · tna, 7:30 p.m. Wednesda y: evening ser · BcY..., ... o..... VIce 7 p.m.: Choir practice 8 p. m . He\. Paul MeGalre ""'. lletlb ....... MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIS'I', APPLEGR0VE-ChurchSchoo19a.m. 5th and Main. Bob Melton, minister. AI : worship, 10 a.m. (Firat and third sunHartso:1, aSIOC'. minister; Mike Gerlach; UMW, ,S econd Tuesday, 7: lJ p.m.; Sunday School superintendent. Bible · ,days); Prayer meetlna;. Wednesday, 7 p.m. School 9::.> a .m.; Motnini Worship 10:30 (Grace) . a .m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m . WednesBE'I'HANY - Worship, 9 a.m.; Church day, 7:00p.m. Prayer meeting . School, 10 a.m.: ,Bible Stud~, Wednesday, · MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF TilE NA· 10 a.m.: Dorcu women 1 Fellowlh.tp, ZARENE, Co-pastors Rev. Charles Coyle 1'/ednesday, 11 a.m. (McCulrel. and [\ev, Nancy Coyle. Bill White, Sundll)l CARI\IEL- Church School 9:30 a.m.; Schopl Supt . Sunday Scho!JI 9:30 .a.m.J Worship, 10.: 4:5 a.m. Second 1nd Fourth Motnlna Worship 101 30a.m.; Evaneellstlc Sundays; F~llow1hlp dinner wlt.h Sutton, mfe!ll\f 7:110 p.m . Wedn..day, 7:110 p .m . third Thursday, 6:30 p.m. ~McCOirel . Pra)'er mMII\I. • • EAS'I' !JETART- Cbur<h School9 a.m. UNIIED PRI!Ml'TDUAN MINISTRY ; Worship 10 a .m. second and fourth Sun-· MEIGS COUNTY diYSi UMW nrat Tuetday, 7:30 p.m . Jlev, Waada Jolmaoa, DlrectM (Grace). llaraldololuiiiOI LETART FALLS - Worablp 9 a.m ,; Dlrfd• ollldll<&llilll Church Schooi!O o.m. (Grace!. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN MORNINGS'I'AR.- Worahlp, 9:45a.m .; CHURCH -sunday: Worship services Church SChool t0:30 a.m .; Bl~le Study, 9 :OOa.m .; Church SChool10: 15a.m.; Bible Tbunday, 7:30p.m . (!Iader) . Study Sunday 7:30 p.m . Prayer Group MORSE CIIAI'EL- Church School&: 30 Wednesday at 9:00a .m . a.m .; Worahlp llo.m. tRadeh · MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN ' RACINE WESLEY AN - Church Church School 10: 15 a.m . MornlniJ WorSchool, 10 a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m.; UMW ship 11:~ a.m. Tuooday, 10:,110 a .m . Bible lourth Monday 7:30 p.m.; Men't Prayer Study; Tbunday, 7:30p.m. Bible S,t udy. · Breakfast, Wednelday, 7 1.m. (Gr•ce) . SYRACUSE FIRST UNTrEDPRESBYSUTI'ON -Church School, 9:30a.m.; TERIAN - Wonhlp service 9:00 a .m. l\IOrnlq wGl'lblp 10: a a.m. ftrll oatl tlllrd Cbun:-bScboollO:OOa.m. Tuelday,10a.m. Sulldaya; Fetlowllhlp dlaDer with Cll'llltl, Bible 8tlldy: Sunday, 6p.m. Junior and S.. tlllrd Thul'ldly, a:aop.lfl. (McGuire), niQr Hr.t> Youth Grwpa. . • CJ!RliT, OUYII' , KENO CHURCH RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Poat..-, Swain, Supt. Sllllday S<bool 8:30 o.m. ev· John Evatll. Sunday School 10:110 a .m. ; SU!lda,y Morning Woroohlp U :OOa.m.' Cbll· "'&~~N.. ~IS'I'I.AN UNION, Rev. ' dren's Church 11 a .m . Sunday Evenlne Tom Stoten. 'p utor: Sllllday kboal t: 30o. Sorvice 7:00p.m. Wed .. 6 p.m. Younr Ladlea ' AuxUtary, Wednood.Y, 7 p.m. Famm.; ~--""''••-· W I tJ prayer _m4ol111a 7:30 p.m. · ' ,BEARWALillW IIDlGI: CIIURCII OJ' tly=lf:oMMuNri'Y CHURCH. Near ' CHRIST, Dullle Wordell, mlllll ..... Bible i.onr Baltom. lttl'. Sunday eJua t: 30 a.m .: Monilllr Wo!'llllp 10:30 a. ·lie_ t :ao a Ed&<ol .m .; .wor p 10:30 o.m.; m.; EWIIIIIII Wonblp f: 30 p.m. Wect..... moetlnr Tbu 7:30 p.m. day Bible Statly_I:JOJfj';; DLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIS'I' NEW mvERSV C:OMMUNlTY CHU H corner Alb aatl Plum. Ralph CHURCH, a..lq ..,_ -,1:411 L ~ ....... SUnday SchoollO:IIOo.m.; m.; ....... • • L. .; ~"Wonblp. u:,o • .m.; We:trd·r udloliltdoy EWnlllll !ierVI<8 117:30 p. ' EvupiiiUc llotvlel , . p.IL 'A1 5 day: ~. mi!OIIJitf:30p.m. Tbunctay. m. SONS SlORE .1 r.,. su,.. . \\\1 Crest Toothp._st, 3M Grill Scrub -.rn Of absorb lllwor8 Of odor1 Patlopicnlc Kit eom.lnl: 4 - II" NEW YORK -.: -~ a.olHING HOUSE :l .•f· - .... Pomeroy, Ohio V RIDENOUR . SUPPLY 992-2915 w-..v. with IIIII ealf' slicing and peelIng. Adjulllable fltll up to 20" . sinks. Non-slip hsndlea. Hard· Prescriptions -n WO<koimple For chopping, · Middleport H omeUte Saws Deluxe Swim Mask and Snorkle • See craarry and bfwllhe'.. you -=t1 tho ftah glide by. No. 21624 !~~ FURNITURE ~HARDWARE '• baoutllul aaa under· .....rcl aa YOII awlm. GIFTS ft Mill St. 216 S. Se-cond . . Rev.- Rti_, or Or H•:· """Y· ., VI • ...... >·~m ir~ Attend Church this Sunday JEHOVAH'S. WITNESS, 37319 Sta<e Routt" 124 (one mile east of Rutland I. Sun day: Bible lecture 9:30a. m .; Watchtower study 10:30 a.m .; Tuesda y, Bible stud)', 7: XI p .m.: Thursday, T heocratic School 7: 30 ~. m . Service m eetlna:. 8:20p.m. CHURC H OF GOO OF PROPHECY . . Located on 0 . J . WhiTe Road of Highway 160. Pat. Henson, pastor. Sunday Scl)ool 10 a.m. Class41'S for all ages. J un ior Church 11 a.m .; Morning worship 11 a.m. Adult Choir pracllct" 6 p.m, Sunday. Young Peo· ple"s, Chlldren:s Church and Adul1 Bible Study. Wednesday at7:30 p.m . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 570 Grant St., Middleport . Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention. Sunday SchoollOa.m . ., P. J. PAULEY, AGENT VIRGIL B. JOFORD SR. Nationwide Ins , co. ol Columbus. 0 . ICMW. Mlin tt2·2311 Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE ·1 - i' 10 lba. ClblerYO tho ···,. i Kingsford Charcoal ' 2.&9· · . ''• ' ' 6.99 (;"V CRYSTAWNE NAIL ENAMEL ·~hi • AI-' colora 11-8' 29!199 EXTRA EXTRA ·• Enameled finiah Chester . 0 ·SUNDAYS No. 21392 3.99 • ·: Ph, tls-4100 MIIIUPORT IDJK STORE Church & Ollie• Supplies ' • 9-9:30 n~lly. UL listed. • Fila oully 11110 your goll bag No. 810 · GET 1 FREE -OPEN MON •.-SAT. Oscillating • Automatic •t '• 16" R•y Rl91s $1. Rt. I WE SALUTE BOTH THE FLAG AND THE FREEDOM IT PORTRAYS • YOUR CHOICE REV LON NAIL ;>''-- . . . Equipment S•lesond Ser~i~e Rvil•nd, Oh io 45715 · J . wm . "I ill" Brown , Owner Phatlt (tl4) 741 7777 Cl SUPERMARKET,, IIIDDLEPDRT .· ("~-.. fourth 'Sundays worship service at2:30 p. • _ m. • MT, MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and . • Main St., Middleport . Rev . CalVIn MlnnlJ. paator. Mrs. Elvin Bumeardner. s upt. Sunda y School 9: M &em.; Worship service 10:45 a .m. SUCCESS ROAD CftURC!rO FCHRIST - Joaeph B. Hoskins, eva ngelist. Sunday Bible Study 9 a.m .; Worship , 10 a .m.; Sun· da y evening serviCE" 6 p.m .: Wednesday evening service, 1 p.m. ~ PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY , Racine, Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday School10 a.m .; Sunday evenina service 7 p.m . W~nesday rvenln'g ~ervlce 7 p.m . CARPENTER BAPTIST. &on Chf'adl~. Supt. Sunda y School 9: 30 a .m. Mornlhg Wonhlp 10 : Xl a.m. Prayer service. alternatt" Sundays . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third Ave . Rev . Clar~ Baker, pastor. Carl NOt · . ; Morning worship 11 a.m.: Evening wor· tlngham, Sunday School Sup!. Sunda y ... ship 7 p.m .; WednPSday f'venlng Blblt> · School 10 a.m . with classes tor all age'IJ." study and prayer mf'f'tlng 7 p.m. Evening ~erv lces at6 p.m . Wedn~ ay 81· BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. blf" study at 7: :1J p.m.·Youlh wrvlces Fri• Rt . l24 an!j Co . Rd . 5. Mark seE>vers. minis day at 7: 30 p.m. l~r . Sunday School Supt . Harry He n · ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP. l28MIIISt.. dr lcks; Sunda y Schoo\9.: lJ a.m .; Morning Mlddlepor1 . Brother Chuck McPherson. worship 10: J(J a .m.; Evening worship 7 p . pastor. Sunda y School 10 a.m .; Sunday m. Wedn~day worstllp 7 p .m . t>V('nlng services al 7 p.m. a nd Wednesday ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Sf'rv\ct'S at 7 p.m. • Davkl Curtman, pastor. Sunday $chool Corner Syca more and Second Sts ., PoANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shuler, ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Po'l\eroy-9:~ a.m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening wor· m('roy. The Rev . William Mlddleswarth. pastor. Sunday !it-hoed 9: 30 a . m .: Chu rch Harrt!cnvllle Rd. Robert Purtell, miniS pstot. Sunday SChool 9:45a .m .: Church serviCE". 1 p.m.: YoUth meellng. 6 p.m . shiP 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wedneater: Ron Rime, SundaySchoolSu~lnten ­ day 7:30p.m. ser vice l1 a.m . TUesday BlbiP STudy at 7 p.m. dent. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m.; Wpnhlp LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Jody SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 .s ervice 10: 90-a.m .j Evenln& worship Sun· Holland, putor: Wallace Damewood, Anthony Glann. more. Ph . 992·5898. Salur· Hiland Roa d. Pomeroy. Tom Kelly , pas· da_y 7 p.m. and Wednesday. 1 p.m. Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9 a. day Evening Mass 7 :30 p .m.; Sunday tor. Danny Lambert. S. S. Supt. Sund11 y ST. JOHN LUTHERAN.CHURCH, Pine m.H: YBSIEbiLeLScRhoUoNIIOHaO.Lmi.NESS CHURCH . Mass, 8 a.m . and 10 a.l'!'l . Confession!~ onr morning SE"rvlct" at 10 a.m .; Sund• y even· Grove-. 'J'l\e Rev. William Mtddleswarth, half hour bf'fore each Mass. CCD classe-s. In« K'rvlce 7:30p.m. Tuf'iday and Thun~ ., oaifor. Churrh service 9:30a.m.; SundaY Rev . Thereon Durham, pa11tor. Sunda y lla .m. Sunday. day Services al 7:30p.m. !ichooi!O: 30 a.m. · School at 9: :1J a .m .; Morning worship at VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St., WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St .. Middl e-- , BRADBURY CHURCH ,OF CHRIST, 10:30a1 ft\ .; Sundayevenlngservlceat7::1> Middleport. James E . Keesee, pastor. · por1 . Suaday morning S(>I"YICe 10: 15 a .m.~ • John Wrlght, p.asstor. Sunday School9: ~ p.m. Thursday serviCE's at 7:30 p,m. Sunday mornln~ · worship 10 a. m .; ~ven · Sund•y evE'ftl_l'll 7: JJ . Thursday ff\Ofnlng··.' a.m.; Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt. Morning FREEOOM.GO'sPEL MISSION at B81d !ng se-rvlcf' 7 p.m .; Wednesda y f'venlng Bible study 10 a .m. WE'CinE'Sday evening · · y.'orshJp 1~: 30 a.m. Knob, located on County Road 31. Rev . ·. wo,n tlip 7 p.m . Vlsllallon, Thursday 6:30 7: .'1) p .m. RACINE CHURCH OF TilE. NAZA· Lawrence Gluesencamp, pa!~or. . Rev·, p.in·. NEW HAVEN .CHURCH OF THE NA · .RENE \ Rev:! ~mas H . CoiUer, ppstor-. , . ·•· ·· · :_:.- _ . -.. . · ZA.REN.E. ·Rev. Gle-ndOn· Stroud. ·pastor. · ttfarthi. W olfe, Chllrmln of the Board· ot · ·.Rog~ Willfor-d, aist. "pa·s tor. P-rea¢hing ~rvlce~ ~unday 7:30p.m·. Pr-ayer: meeting ' .; · LIVING ' w'oR.D -CHESTER CHURCH . ~ ~nday SchoOl. ~ : ~ " ·-m~: Wo~hlp ser\t.lce," ChriS!Iail Ute. Sunday SchOol 9:30 a.m.: 10: j() a .m .;· Youth ' ~rvi~ ..Sunday 6: 15' p , Morning worShip 10::.1 a .m.; Sunday· Wednesday, 7:.'1) p.m ., . Gary Gtlfflth , · OF COO _ Gllbert Spencer, pastor. Sun· leader. Youth a:roups SUnday evening at da y School 9: 30a.m. ; Morning wrvtce m. SundayevenlngSf'rvlre7:00p.m.Wfd evening worship 7:30 p.m.,-rayer meeting 6: ll p.m. wJth·Rogerand VIolet wmtordd, 10:00 a.m .; Sunday evenlnK service 7: OOp. nesday Prayer Met~tlng and Btble Study 7:30p.m. Wedneoday. INders. Communion service first Sunday m. ; Mld·wt>ek prayer servlet> Wednesday 7:00p.m. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, !lex· each month. 7pm NEASESEITLEMENTCHURCH, Sun· ter . W~y Call, pastor. 5ervtces Sunday WHTrE,'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN MT:· OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, day olltmoon servlc.. al 2:30. Thursda y 10 a·. m. ,a nd 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7. p .m. · ·Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max FOlmer, Sr. ev£'nlng aervlet>S :at 7: 30. CHURCH 7 CoolvllleRD.-.Rev. Phillip RJ~ ., . . denourt past<S". Surid,.y ~~?. 9:~ ~ :m.;. , · Supt. SundaY SChoOl slid Mornt'n.-worshlp . · FIRST BAPT-IST CHURCH ,, ~ason, W. RA.CINE f'IRST BAPTIST, Steve worship ~rvice 10:30 a. m .: ·Bible study. . 9: Jl .a .m.; Sundaye~nlngsef\:l~t! , 7 p .m .; Va . Pastor, _Bill Murphy ~ Sunda y Sc hool tO .Deav.e r, ffsfor. Robe~t Sm~th , Sunday · and wor!lhiP service, Wednesday, 7 p._m . . Youth m ee 11nli and Bible StQdy, Wt'dnes.· . a.m.; Sund.ay eve~ln~ . 7: 30 p.m . ? rayet....... School Supf.; Sunday· Sctlool 9: 30 a.m :: f:tutt.AND CHURCH OF CHRIST, day. ?p .in: , . · · ' m~ttngand ·Biblf'study .WNin elday.7:30 · Morning worship 10: fO~ a.m. : Sunday Mark Jones , pastor. 81!1 NlcholsOO, SunUNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rl. 7 on Po- p.m. EvPryone Wt>lcomt . , evening Worship 7: 30 p.m.: Wednesday day School Supt . Sunday School9: J) a.m. ; meroy By- Pass. Rev. Robert E . Smith. Sr . RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, SaevenlnR Bible study 7:30 g.m . Morning Worship and Communion 10: 30a. , pasror. Melvin orakP, s. s. Supt. sunday lem St. Re-v. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday m. School9: 30 a .m.; Momlng Wors hip 10: 30; SchooiJOa .m.; Sundayevenina 7:30p.m .: RUTLANDBIBLEMETHODIST.Amos EvenlnR Worship 7:30p.m.; Wednt>sday W~nesday Pvenlng pra yer meeting 7::tQ BURJ.INGHAM COiliMUNITY Tlllts. pastor. Jay Stiles. s upt. Sunday Prayer Ser\ltce, 7: 30p.m. p.m. ~ CHURCH, Burllngtlam. ReV . Okey .Ray FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad 1 SOUfH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT ... Laundermllt,' pastor. Ptl. 992-7324 .,Sunda y · 5ehool9:30 a.m.: Morning ~orshlp, ]Q:;K) a.m .; Sunda y evening service 7:00 p.m. St., Maso n. sundaYSc:hool10 a.m.: Morn - CHURCH. Stiver !tldgf', Duan" Syden· . Schooi10JOOa .m .: Sunday evening service Wednesday seivlce 7 p.m . WMPO prolnR worship 11 a.m.; Evening servlc(> 6 p. strtcktr. pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m'.; 7: 00 p.m .; Wed nesd ay eveninfl service, gram 9 a .m . each Sunda y. m . Prayt'r m('('tinQ: and Bible Study We<S - Church leTVIC(' 10 a .m. Bible Stud.YWed7: 00p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF .,THE NA~- -· nesda y, 7 p.m . nt>Sday at 7: 30p.m. Junt" fhru SepTembrr, ... PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH.l\ RENE . Rev . Lloyd D. Grimm; Jr., pastor. FOREST ~UN RAPTIST. Rf'\1. Nyle 7 p.m . Octobt>r Thru May. Sund~:~y evening ..:. mile off 32~ . Rev. Ben J . Watis, pa stor . Borden, pastor. Cornelius Bunch, supt . Ff'llowshlp 7 p .m . June- t hru Sept€:'mbt>r. 6 Lee Russell, S.S. Supt . Sunday School9 : 30 Sunday School 9; :II a .m.; Worship service Sunday Sctlool 9: 30 a.m .; Second and p.m . Oclobt>r thru May . ~ a .m .; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.; Sun · 10:30 a .m.: Young people' s service 6 p.m. EvaneellsUc service 6: l) p .m . Wednesday day evening service 7:30 p. m .; Wednes· service 7 p.m . day service, 7: 30p.m . · MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller l St., Mason, W. Va. Eugene L. Conger, miSILVER RUN . BAPTIST, Bltl Lillie, . nister. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m .; Wo rpast or . Steve Little, S . S. Supt. Sunday • ship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible ~ School-tO a .m.: Morning worslp, l1 a:m.. : Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. Sunday evening worstllp .7:30p.m. Prayer LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF CO D, Dudmetotlng and Bible study Thursday. 7:30 p. m.; Youth meet1n2 Wednesday at 7 p.m. . ding Lane, Mason, W.Va. J . N. Thacker. pastor. Evening service 7:30 p.m.; Women's ' Ministry, Thursday, 9 :30 a .m .; CHRISTIAN FE'LLOWSHIP CHURCH, Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7: 15 383 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport . Sunday p.m. · SChool 10 a .m . Sunday evening 6:00 p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN LANGSVILLE CHRIS'I'IAN CHURCH, CHRISTIAN UNION . The Rev. William Robert E. Musser, pastor. Sunday School Campbell . pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a . • 9: ~ a .m :: Paul Musser, supt.; Momlng m.; Jamea Hughes , supt. Even ing service worstlip 10:30 a.m.: Sunday e-vening ser· 7:30p.m . Wednsda y evenhig prayer meet · vice, 7 p.m.: mtO -week M'rvlce , Wednes •' lng 7: 30 p.m. Youth prayer service f'ach llay, 7 p.m. Tuesday .. ,· SYRACUSE CH URCH OF THE NAFAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Lelal'1 , ZARENE . Rev. Glenn McMillan, pastor. w. Va., Rt . 1, James Lewis, pastor. Wor · Mary Janice LavfRder. Sunday Sctlool ship services 9: :tJ a .m.; Sunday Schoolll Supt. Sunday School 9:30a .m .; Mor;-nlng a .m.; Evenlna: worship 7: 30.f .m. Tuesday worship 10:30 a .m .; Evanae1111t1c service. cottage prayer meeting a n Bible Study Gp.m .: Prayer and Praise Wednesday. 7 p. 9::11 a.m.: WorS hip serv ice, Wf'dnf'S day m .: Yourh meetlnll. 7 p.m. 7: :11 p .m . OUR SA VI OUR LUTHERAN CHURCH , EDEJN UNITED . BRETHREN IN Walnut and Henry Sis., Ravens,wood, W. CHRIST. Elden R. Blake . pastor. Sunday Va. The Rev. George C. Weirick , pastor .. SChool 10 a .m.; Gary Reed, Lay leader. Sunday SChoo\9 : :II a.m.; Sund<~y worship Morning sermon . 1l a.m .; Sunday night 11 a.m. services: Christian Endeavor 7:30p.m., - CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, Iocatedon A Nt!lt 01 Pleatllllll Song ser\llce 8 p.m. Preaching 8:30p.m. Pomeroy Pike, County Road 25 near Flat ." Mid-week prayer· meeting, Wednesday , 1 woods. Rev. BlackwOOd, pastor. St'rv lces Last week I saw a nest with. little birds almost ready to fly. The p .m. on 'suilday at10: ;K) a.m. and 7: XI p.m . with middle of May and already that nest 111as soon to be empty. Maybe Sunday School9:30 a .m. BlbiP Study , Wed · another nest of eggs and anotber set of babies will be hatched from nesday , 7:30p.m. rlEMLOCK GROVE , CIIRIS'I'IAN, FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR that same n"'it. Sprlng a very busy Ume. Yards to be cleaned, Roger Watson1 pastor. Crenson Pratt, CHRIST, St. [\t. 338, Antiquity . Rev. Sunday School Supt. Morning wonhlp9: SJ houses to be spruced up and cleaned and kids running around the Franklin Dickens ; paAtor. Sunday · morn · a.m .; Sundly Scliooll0:30 a.m.: Evening Ina 10 a .m .: Sunday evening 7: 30 p.m . neighborhood are all a pari of God's plan for reblrlh . The snQw and service, 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening 7:30 p.m . MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Sllue, cold of winter are forgott.en now. 'They are memories as Sprlng is all STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· paator; Joe Sayre, Sunday Schod Supt. TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. around us and Summer not far away. Regardless of what the Sunday School! 9:•5 a .m .: Evealnr wor· Sunday School10 11.m.; Worship serviCe 11 thJp 6: 30p.m.; Pray,er Meeting, 6: :II p.m. calendar says, when school IS out, It Is summertime. a.m.; Sunday evening service,7: 30 p.m .; Wednesday. Wednesday e\lenlna service 7: ~ p.m . We look back to past Springs and Summers and our mind holds TUPPEJ\S PLAINS CHURRCH OF INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH many pleasant thoughts. Tile mind Is simply a nE"St of pleasant CHRIST. Jody HoUand, miniSter. Deryl Inc., Pearl St., Middleport. Rev. O'Dell Wetr., SUpt. Morn11111 wonhlp, 8:00 a.m.; thoughts. A place to store childhood d~"&~ms and adventures carried Manley, palllor. Sunday SChool9: 30 a .m.: 9 • Morning worship 10:30 a.m. : Evening out In the past. We look foiWard to a new Summer season. We must • OF TilE NAZAworship 7:30p.m. Tuesday, 12:JOp.m . WoRENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pa1tor. marvel at what God has' given us. All the friends, famUy and men's Prayer meeting . Wednesday, 7;30 Frank Rl!tle, aupt. Sunday School 9: 30 a. p.m. Prayer and Praise servlc_e. memories should not be lost from our mind, that nest of pleasant m.; Wonhlp service, 11 a.m . and 7 p.m . • CHURCH OF JE\UlS CHRIST APOS· Sunday. Wedntld1y, 7 p.m. Prayermeetthoughts. We have need of these good thoughts and should thank th~ TOLJC - VanZandt -and Ward Rd. Elder 0 lnf. James Miller, pastor : Sunday SChool, almighty creator for knowing what our needs would be as we grow LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODISJ JO::KI a .m .; Worship 5ervlc-e, Sunday. 7:30 • CHURCH. Rev. Robert Millet', pa&ttr. R<> older. p.m.; Btble Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m, , • bert E. Barton, Dtrec:tor of Clirilotlan Edu· POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS,· Many of the pleasant thOughts we have control over. We can plan cation; Lloyd Wrlaht, lll~tant. Sund1y Harn.Onvllle R01d. Devld Ferrell, pasand dO those things that aregoodandtrueandworthstortngawayfor Scbool9:30 ·a .m .; Mornlnr worablp 10: 30 tor; Clinton Faulk, Sun4Ay SchOol SUpt .; a .m.; Choir pndla!.L.Sunday 6:30p.m.; Sunday School 9:J:I a.m .; momtna wora later day . A bl1'd's nest tsa bonleand a haven forUttleblrds. A nest Ev•lllnfl woralllp 7:.., p.m. Wed~ s hlp, ,Ua.m .; Sunday even Ina: lfrvlce 7:30 Is what we would caD a protected place. So man's mind Is a nest for • Proyet' and BllllelltudY, 7: ao p.m .. p.m. Prayer Meetlna, Wednetday, 7: ~ p. • DEXTER CHURCH CHRIST, putting many things near and dear to us. A place we can call,our very m. . . Chari .. !II'., mlnlater. Rick Ma· • SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. own wbere no one else can go unle$11 we Invite t)1em. Think back and combe\ aupt. Swltllly 9:30 a.m.; non-Pentecostal. Joy Clark: pastor. WorWorllhlp ~«VIce 10:30 a .m. Blblo lludy, ponder awhile about yoor nest of pleasant tholl:lhts. Then thank the ship .ervlce Sunday 10 a .m.; Sunday Tuesday, 7:30p.m. School 11 a.m. Evenlna worship service .Aimlgllry Crt!ator God lor this simple but most wonderful gift that REORGANIZED CHURCH OF Jl:liUS 7:00 p.m . Wodneldoy pra~r mNitnr 7:00 CIIRISTOFLATTERDAYIIAINTS. Port· last a Ufetlme. Cherish It and .keep adding to It, this ~I of will p.m. " lllld·Ractne Road. WUIIam Rouah. pallOr. thougbtJ. you feel down and oot or alone and lorrly, pleasant MT. HERMON UNITED BHETHREN Lindo · Evana, cllurcb acbool director. IN CHRIS'I' CHURCH, Located In Te•aa go to that nest and bring 0111 a few plejlsant thoughts pi youth, family, Cburcllacbool 9:30 a.m .; Mornl"l wontp CommUIIity oH C\ . Rt. &:1. R... Robert 10:30 a .nl.; Wednesday .,...tnr prayer friends and smile and be happy lor.a few moments. It Is SAndin, pa~tor. Don WUI, laylelder, SunMrVIceo, 7:30p.m. · · day !1<-1 9:30 a .m.; Moi'DII\f Worohlp pleasant. It Is good for yoU. -Rev. WUllam Mlddll'Swarth, IIE'niLEHEM IIAI'TIST. ReV. Eorl IO:Uo .m,: EYfti, prea<lllnriiOI'Yice ... 811111•, pultr. Wonblp llet'\llce, 8: 10a .m . Meigs County Lutherans. CODd ud fourth tlllday II 7:10 p,m.: lal7oy II: 31 Lm, - · Slatly IUIII ChNttaa Endeowr, ftnl and tlltrd 111111-TlluntlaY. f:30_p.m. . day, 7:~p . m. Wedneaday pra}'('rrtleetlng - 'CA!tt.ri'ON INTEJUI!NOMINA· and Bible Studv. 7:30·o.m. TZONAL.CHURCH, Kll\flbueyilotld. Rev. . Jtt . • •• .. .·- ~- , SermoneJte 'l1loucftls -·- tS 1 Cb~=~c r\Wri'cW· • •' • Ruaeu or Be_, W¥n bldel!cl God.itnJoy, • •• \ •• •• �'•· - • • • The Lake..-s even series with 109~102 victory ._;:~ By MIKE BARNIS UPISporlsWrtter BOSTON(UPI)- Fourdaysago, the Los Angeles Lakers lost Game 1 by 34 polnts. Today, thE:Y return home seeking to wrap up the NBA ChamplonshlpSerles. ThemantheLakershavetoihank for this dramatic turnaround Is Kareem Abdui-Jabhar, who declded after Monday's 1411-114 blo· wout ltwastlmetotakechatge. The Los Angeles captain said he would lead Thursday night and dared the clubtofollow. Theydtd. Abdui-Jabl)ar, his,legend lncreas· lng with each majestic sky hook, pouredln:llpolnts-22lntheserond · halt - to·help the Lakers even the best-of-seven series Thursday with a 109-100 triumph over the Boston Celtlcs. . · And with the next three games at the Forum- Sunday afternoon and Wednesday and Friday nights Los Angeles faces the posslbUity of ending this serles on Its home court. All this talk of winning the NBA tltle can . be credited to AbdulJabbar, 38, who rebounded from a BIKD lii'SET - ADIP'Y at hlmseU for lo81ng controf of the ball, pitiful ll·shot, 3-rehound perfol' Celtic Larry Bini c)enches bls 1W In fnllltraUoa dur1Dgfow1b quarter or · mance In Game 1 to rally his club. Game two, NBA Cbamplo~ 'l1wrsday at 11o11ton Garden. The "Kareem was frustrated after Ceftlcs loa&l08-18!. (UPI). Monday's game," said Lakers ' fmward Bob McAdoo. "He guaran- with It, but I think our defense was camewlth2: 16togoandtheLake~· · : ~ teed us he was golng to play better our maln problem," said Boston's ahead 101-100.)-lls 18-footer released : • · tontght.Hislntensltywasatltspeak. Larry Bird, who scored 22 of his 30 as the 24-second buzzer S!JUnded He was really lnto practices, polnts ln the second half. "We really gave Los AJ\geles a 6-polnt lead and ,. • Boston would get no closer. · nmningupanddown!he!loorwlth dldn'tgetbackondelense~l~edld us. When he's llke that, you know Jn the first game. They w vlng .. "They were doubled down and , he'sgolngtobereadytoplay." . the ball really well, and we didn't glvtngusthE)J5.footjumpshot,"sala '· · "Theblgfellatookltover,"added swing around and cover the Cooper, who canned 8-ol-9 from the Held. "You must be able to hit that Magic Johnson, who had .14 polnts shooter." andi3asslsts. "Hesaldhewanted\t; Los Angeles raced to a 64-46lead shot against Boston." .· ' he wanted to mske a dlf!erence, mid at halftime behlnd the break, but In he did." the seeoncl half the Celtlcs slowed .-----------~ ' • · UnllkeGame1, tbeLakersgoto!f thepaceandtheLakerswereforcecl - - . : . . . . - - - - - -.... · to an Impressive start, using a 164 to thelr .halt-court game. . qmtotakea21-8leadsevenmlnutes ''EverybodylnthebuUdlngknows tntothegame. tt'sgotngtoKareem,"sat<iJohnson. : ~ .'· "As soon asthisgamestarted, we "but hest!U must be stopped." Approx. ;l6'x50'. Cement < • were competing," said Abdul· · Yet Abdui·Jabbar . scored 12 floor with carpet, paneled . , Jabbar,whoalsohadl7reb6unds,S point's ln the third quart.e r walla with insulation, fluo· ,··: assists and3 blocked shots. "As soon lncludlng 8 of his club's !lrstlOot the .rescent lights, new roof, 1 ; ' as It started, they knew they would period- to give the Lakers an87·75 beth, nice parking lot in ;'' have to play well to win lt. lead heading Into the final quarter. back, sets on a 50'x128' ' · · "It was a prlde thing." He added 1P more In the final perlod lot. Would make a neat ... 1 Perhaps his greatest contribution - many of them on sky hooks from house or office building. ·> came . on the boards. Behind the l'fght basellne. When the Celtlcs · Rea•onably priced. Abdui·Jabbar, the Lakers outre- decldedtodoubleteam.hedlshedoff Shown by Appointment Only · "' bounded Boston 49-37 and held the to Michael Cooper. Ph. 949-2202 ·' 1' Celtlcs to just 3 offensive rebounds Cooper, playing point guard and For More Information 't , - J1(me ln.the second halt. small fOIWard, scored 22 polpts off ... .L:::':R:IC:E:D:O:N:I:N:SP:E:Cn:O:N::j· 1' · ... . fOR SALE ·' ·. 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S995 4 cyl., auto. . trans. and a get·aCQiialnled picnic was set for July 8 at the home of Sharon Stewart Jn MlddtepOrt. • . 1979-PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ......... S4495 , 1980 CHEV. IMPALA ..................... S3995 • 4 Door, V,;8. 4 Door, V-6, 58,000 miles. 197& OLDS. DELTA 88 ... ;.............. S2995 • • 4 Door, blue. 1979 OLDS. DELTA 88 ROYALE.. •• S3995 4 Door, grey. 1984 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT ......... S5995 4· speed, diesel. I' 1982 BUICK ELECTRA .................... S9995 GIRL OF THE YEAR - Debbie Hauber, retiring president, was selecled Girl of the Year for the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and was presented a trophy by the chapter. Open house V-8, well equipped. 1984 CHEV. CELEBRITY .........~ ....... S7995. conducted ··~. V-6, auto. trans. · Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Bardbury, Lewis Sauer, Mrs. Pavld Ohllnger, Middleport, entertained Saturday · Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Cook, Mr. with an open house In observanceof and Mrs. Donald Mills, Mr.andMrs . the Middleport High School's class .John Full'!', Mr. and Mrs. John Blake, Robert McKay, Nan Moore, of 1940, 45th reunion. and Mr; and Mrs. Lee McComas. aassmates were joined by their husbands and wives, frlends and • teachers for the open house befOre the MHS Alumni Association's banquet and dance, following the event, and for breakfast at' the Hollday Inn. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. . Gehe Harris, Mr . .and Mrs. Gordon Harrts, 'Marvel SCholl · WII~. Mr:. • -1977 BUICK SKYLARK ...................... $995 V-6, auto., air cond. 1983 BUICK CENTURY ................... 57995 V-6, 4 door, "very nice". . · 1982 CHEV. S-10 PICKUP .......:..... S5595 V-6. auto .. Sport Pkg. "Nice" . REMEMBER WITH fLOW June Roush Ury, Maxine Bennett and Mr5: Franklin Gulniher, Mai-y ane Lois Dlles Bush, aU of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Entsmiilger. Mildred Asbury Mob-. Iey,St.Aibans;w.va . :. · .Mtckey Hackett, Wanda Byers Beck, Fort Myers, Fla'; Marjorie DUe~~ Mitchell, Dr. · Marton K. Fugate, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. RaY!Ilond Allensworth, Grovepbrt; Easter Ewing Davis, South Day· tolia, Fla.; Guy Suter, Barnwell, S.C.; Mr. and Mrs . Cllfford Cun· nlngham, Lima; Mr. and Mrs. Asa Bradbury and Jeff, Circlevlle; Susanna Wolfe, Megan and Wendy, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien, Pomeroy. Evelyn .Kltopp Vogelsong, Portsmouth; Charles fu.oed, .KnoxvUie, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack White, Roscommon, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks, Mansfield; Mr.and Mrs. Peter Lllach, Independence, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert, Rio Grande; Mrs. Lenora Blngham Will, Brighton, Mich.; Dick Roush, Des Moines, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Kerns, Mr. and .SMTH-NELSON MOTORS . ·;· PO-ROY : ·· . ·.). · ...., _ .. • o· H • ~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~_. ;~~- ~~P~H;.- ~~~~~·~~~~;~~~~~~~· .. .;,.· -. •. . .;.~ RICH days! rt;o::::====~===~M~rs~-~De~.~nv~e~r~R~ice~,=M~r.~a~nd~M~rs~.~ PUBLIC NOTICE ...... Acctll 8151 •• •• .. ,., I' Public meetl1111 will be held on Monday, June lOand Wednesday. June 12 at 7:30 P.ll. in the council chambers at'Middleport villaee hill, 237 Race St. Purpose of the meetines is to provide citizen input reference to tile filin& of applications with the.Ohio Department of Development for funds provided 'by the Department of Housin& and Ur· bin Dtnlopllltnt for economic development projects. Any interested citlze• is invited to attend. Fred Hoffman. Mayor Villaee of Middleport Their .N ewest ·services TANNING BED NO MORE SUNBURN! NO HARMFUL RAYS! Reg. 35-tradc lloppy dllk. #26;31211 -~ ••••• Auto. trans., air cond., 14,000 miles. "YOUR COMPLETE! HAIR S~LON" ANNOUNCIS .L.,__ • 4 Door, V-8, 20,000 miles. raising project. The chapter ycted to order dish clothes to be sold as a fund ralslilg project. Piedges were considered .'ltJESDAY . RU'I'LAND - Ruiland Village CouncUwlllmeet7::llp.m.Tuesday at the civic center. . . . • ·~ 1984 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ......... S999S Shear Designs. Unlimited 51/4" Thlnllne Disk Kit ... •• 1983 PONTIAC PHOENIX .............. S629S Gavin empk)y~ lriJunewlth VIcky Eads to be lhecbafrrnan olthatrund Association for Retarded Citizens · wtU meet. Monday, 7 p.m.. at Carleton School. ' - The Meigs County Jodi . Miller · Vaughan, coJTellfllllldlni III!Cretary, wu no& present ror the meeting held at the home or eveniJie . Ylrtually their year u onlY Weny and Reg 1or199 1.99. Each Measures .tap and total time. Start/stop, lap reset. mode and set buttons. Doubles as watch. with time/month/date/day ~l~h batteries. . ~ Friday and runniJig ~June 2. Sln&ers wlll'be the 2 2•or279 ~ Reg. parade wtth asIngle each. . Coach Jolm Amott's l.ady Me· .eallre leiiiJI next Sorority.· Pam NEW OFFICERS-.. Clllby •eettruar, ill !hlmti P-Didls, Ybp; 1dkrt; lud)'~-dbll 8etl l:ory, _..Judy GlbiJe, tre.urer. are the UIIIWI8 ofllcen of tNt OldoECaPhl a.pter of Beta Slama Phi or IiRAoFORD:OUUt will beBradfoi'dChurch hold weekend · PCJID.WoHe CHESlERPOOler-Wolfe reunreuniOn mival services Frlday through lonwtllheheldJune9attheCbester Suqday at 7:30 p.m..eac~ evening. firehouse In Chester. There wiD be a Don Seevers will bethesj)ealter;. . tlotiuck_dtnner at 1 p.m.. -and·those', ' . ' • attendingaretotakethl!lrowntable ·- ailRLINGJIAM .:.:. BUrlingham ·lervlce. ' • · Community Church, Bilrllngham, wui hold revival services 7 p.m. ~~ _ A SPaghetti nightly beginning Friday. He!1> supperwlllbeheldattheReedsviUe ln$Je, Qna, W.Va .. wtU beevange- · l'"lre House, 4 to 7 p.m. on June 8 iis~ . with spec!al s!nglng by the sponsoi-ed by the Olive TOW!IShlp Ple"sant Valley Trlo. Rev. Ray Volunteer Fire Department. The LaUclermUt invites the pubUc. menu will also Include hot dogs, 1 ppy joes · 1 rr d pop A · • P e, co ee an s0 SATURDAY dance will rouow trom8to10: :llp.m. RACINE - The Cystic Fibrosis with a local disc Jnckey providing Foimdatlon will stage a blke·a·lhon the music. There Is ·no admission statting at 10 a.m. Saturday at !he charge. R;lctne Fire Statton to raise money Redial to help conquer the disease. • Students In the Pomeroy satellite ot the Athens Community Music <' S'UNDAY . , PoMEORY- A·revlvalwtllstart School will present a plano recital at the Mt. Union Baptist Church this with their instrUCtor, William evening and runs through SUnday Bender, SundaY at 1: 30 p.m. at the with services at7 each evening. Rev. United Methodist Church In Pomeroy. The students are Julie Buck, Holly will be the I"Vangellst. > . EliZabeth Downie, EmUy Helghtol), BURLINGHAM -' Herb InsCoe and Jared Sheets. Tberecitallsopen - •. •• • . 4 cyl., auto. trans. V-8, auto. trans. • • ~ at 7 p.rn. each HALF PRICE Miller, Han-IBon, HaUield, and Muuer ronndpd put the hitting rauderl wUl return .. ,..._ ·, ... 197 S CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR.............. S99S J\'rlnuaJ picnic of the XI Gamma · Johnson, prestd~t. with · a gift Mu:·Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi certlllcate along with a charm. A certificate ·ot-.j)preclation for SoroJ-Ity was held Tuesday night at the> hOme or Johanna Shuler, contrlbutlons to tlieStatueo!Liberty FuDd from internat!Oilal was disRa¢ine. . -l F;eatures or the evening Included played; Tlie ChriStmas party was set (or Dec. 28, and a check from the the~ltlon of those with perfect attdndance dw1ng the past year, Meigs Couniy Fair Board tot Donna Byer and Kathy Johnson. advertising work was acknowlCharlotte Hanlng and Carolyn .edged. The ways and means Coilllt!l were recognized ror having committee also discussed working the best cultural' program, and at the gates at the fair and the secret sisters were revealed and schedules to be prepared. Following the meeting a surprise new riam~ drawn. Mrs Evelyn Knight. sponsor, was birthday party .Was held for Mrs. presenii!d with a gUt of appreciation Haning. and the o!flcers presented Mrs . wfu for a revival to be heldbeatevangelist Ule Burtlnham Community By Reallsiic · 1995 29.95 330/o Off . L--~~~ BASIC by Radio Shack Sta. Wgn....... 51695 . De~Hauber1 SharOnStewartand • FRIDAY- ' ..•.. • 1980 PONTIAC SUNBIRD ••••·•••••.•••.• S299S 1 ByArche,e ·1979 Cordoba •••.••••••••••••••••• 52195 ~th MOTORS Blaett:ilar. PIIIJI Vaugllan and Patsy OgdJn were recoplzed and presented ettta for having the best cullljral pnlll'Bm for the 1984-85 yelll',aswereVIckleEadsandDarla . ~tfs for having tlie best~ rilents at meetings during the year. . Secret sisters were revealed during the evening. · A report was given on !hi! sale of adVertising for the Meigs County fair premium program and the group dlscuased work at .the gate d~ the talr. Work schedules wUl be :annouDCI!d later. Final plalls were nlade to cater a picnic (Or, ' . 1 owner, tow mileage, air, A-1 condition. 1977 • cathy '·· · Video Enhancer/Stabilizer . .Auto. 2 Dr., PB, PS, air. - The~ ol Patty c;:trcle was the setting tor the annual picnic Ot the OhloEtePhlChapterofBetaSigma Phi.Solorlty. The losing attendance te~ bolted the picnic tor the wlnQingteam. Blaettnar presided at the meeting durlng which time perfect at.teQdanee pins were presented to .. > 1979 Chevette ••••••••• ~ •••••.•.•.• 51595 1977 Buick ....~ ..•..•....•.•••..•••• 51795 • officers announced white•. ' ·~ . . ' TiruRsDAY CHESlER - . Chester ColmcU 323;Daughtersol America, wtllhold setVIces for Mae Spencer, ThursdaY,, 7: :ll p.m., at Ewing Funeral Home. 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"UNGUARDED" . season here laSt with a 5-2 win over · W'eUst011ln the .TVC championship , game, giving the Meigs lasses their second consecutive league crown. The sectional and district champ!OII Lady Marauders conclude a 22-3 season and a two-year mark of Barb Hatfield, who hurled the distance on the mound, opened the game's scoring as she led orr the second with a walk and later scored or( Maria Musser's single. Catcher Jodi MU!er dented the plate for Metgs In the third when she opend wfth a walk, moved llrthlrd on Jodi r t . . . . e~p ·o re .._·. ::g i: ~n ::~ =:~~!. ~~e ..; : =wt be~:~ · ATHENS - The Meigs Lady~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:~ Marauders ended their brilliant I 31 198& . By Untied Press lnlematlonal days at a time, that's it." PadreS manager Dick Williams, Hawkins' 10 straight victories placing him In 17th place on the Dwight Gooden was dominant. Andy Hawkins was lucky. Thurs- equals the club record set · by all-tlme list. He had been tied with day, both came away with lnlpres- reliever Butch Metzger ln 1976. A Earl Weaver. slvevlctorles. key to HaWkins' pbenomenal sueGooden's record, 7-3, might be Gooden added 14 strikeouts to his cess has been orrens!ve support, and better If the Mets had given hbn a leagu~Ieadlng total, 89, In the Mets' Carmela Martinez hit two home few more runs. Thursday, however, 2·1 victory over the San· Francisco runs Thursday to. spot Hawkins a "Doctor K" needed very little help. Giants. lead. . . For the 18th time In his two-year After the Expos scored twice In career, he sl.ruck out 10 or more Hawkins allowed 10 hits In 7 2-3 lnnlngsilndgotshakyrellefhelp,but theeighthotfHawklns,LulsDeLeon batters In a game. "He (Gooden) was outstanding," . theSanD!egoPadresescapedwitha carne Jn with the tying run on first 54 victory over the Montrea!Expos, base and retired Tim Wallach on a · said Mets manager Davey Johnson. giving Hawkins' his 10th victory foul pop to end the lnnlng. "I was a little eoncerned Jn the without a I()SS, a pace t~t would DeLeon was touched lor a homer eighth Inning. He just didn't look as better Denny McLain's 31-Victory by Heim Wlnnlngham In the ninth, sharp as he had been. He went into 1968 season. then got two outs before being the Inning having thrown 126 Pitches "I can't explain it," said Hawkins, . relieved by Craig Lefferts, who and looked Uke he was labormg a who s(ruckoutlour, walked one and recorded the final out for his first little." thniw 98 pitches. "I've had to save. AlexTrevlnohlthlsfirsthomerun struggle a lot. -lately; but I'm SanDiegoscoredthewlnnlngrun of the sea,son orr Gooden m' the ·. -~· . ., . : · . . . . . · Jn the elg)lth· Qn slfigles by Steve . \!!ghth, but JOhnson stuck With his - ''They're really dlllng a goQcl job ' G!Irvey _and Wrr.Y Ke~y and an .· .sophomore pitcher: Wi1o earned his plcklng me up. As easy as I'm 10.0 error by third .baseman u. L. fourthcompietegame.o fti\eseason. · right now, I could be 10-10 af1,er my Washlngton. Gooden ran Into problems 1n both The victory was the l,355th for the fourth and the sixth Innings but next 10 starts. I only look ahead five _ . . worked.hiswayout.ofdanger. . ."Usually a situation ,like ' that sec . ond straight c_.rown The Deily Sentinel-Page 7 · Sorority chapter meets .. Gooden fans 14, Mets .edge Giants, 2-1; Padres triumph Metgs_· .... gu . Is ' 31,'1986 Ohio Get The Tan You've AlwaJS Wanted! · •Tan In Complete Privacy •facials &. Mahlcu,. Department lncl~dlng Artificial Silk Nalls. . WE'll .'EIPAIIDED OUR QUARTERS BEAUTIFULLY TO SERVE ·YOU .BmER :SHEAR DESIGNS . ••r A llhono 77-·1352 51 RIKE IT RICH Jill FR local . . . _. . . . . . . . . _....._ FORDatlEAl FORD ..,... , . . _ .,,.. . ............. , •• llllllll .... . . . . ...... ..,..._,IIIIICIIM!t o\SIIOIALI~f'OIIOII1M.S Muon, W. V1. ·---------------,, : �\. ~B ~ov 8-The Deily Sentinel Friday, May 31. 198& Friday, May 31, 1985 Middleport. Ohio The Daily Sentinel Paga 9 ~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio '. ...' . ..•. •' ·:. (Meigs. graduation exercis~ · scheduled Sunday . . ; . ' . . . ' • , Alison Tromrtl has been named : l!aledlctorlan and Usa Ashiey' · $lutatortan, ofthel40-member1985 ¥elgs High School graduating . qlass. Principal James MUter District Supt. Dan E . Morris wlll accept the class with fUchard Vaughan, president of the .Meigs Local Board of Education, presentIng diplomas. Beth Hobstetter, vice president of the senior class, w1ll do the roll call for the presentation of diplomas and Debra Werry, class president, wiU lead the symbol of graduation. announces. • : Miss Tronun is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tromm, ~utlar)d , and Miss Ashley Is the faughter of Mr. and Mrs. David ~. Belpfl!, and Mr. and Mrs. · MEIGS GRADS fwitke Smith of Middleport. ; Named honorartans of the class James Acree, Sarah Kathryn this year are Tim LeMaster, son of Arnott, Usa Renee Ashley, Marla llonnle LeMaster of Pomeroy, and · Cristina Averion.. Krislln Jane (.lsa Dawn Hoffman, daughter of Balley, J oey Barton, Usa Baxter, Mr. and Mts. George Hoffman , Charles E. Blake, Tl1na Gale td!dd leport. Reeves Bowers, Jerrod Douglas I • Tromm and Ashley wUl dellver Brevik, . Cheryl Lynn Burris, WU· Ham Nicholas Bush-,-- Jaymes ~ to their classmates and ,ue&ts when the 17th annual Parker Carpenter, VlckfL. Carter, baccalaureate and conunencement Michael H. Cline, Darrln S. CreALISON TROMM held at 4::1) p.m. on Sunday, means, Peggy Pamela Cremeans, -1une 2, In the high schOol Ernest Lee Cross, Michael Ray . David A. Hobbs, Beth C. Hobstet- Litman, Betty Ann I...Ottts, John Davlcjson, Cathy Sue DeLong, Ed ter, Frances Ann Hoffman, Lisa WUllam Longstreth, Scott McKin· auditOrium. , The Rev. Charles Coyle of Dill, Katrtna L. Donohue, Lorena Dawn Hoffman, Robert Ray Hood. ley, Sandra Renee Mattol(, Edward Middleport will deliver the baccauDoitohue, Douglas Benton Eblin David Waype Hoover, Wllllam R. Lee MOler, Jr., Jodi Lynn MUter, laureate sennon with B.J , Gordon, Jr., James Allen Eblin, Kimberly Howell, Sandra Kay Hoyt, To~ Deborah Porter Mohler, Karen R. Lynn Eblin. bt!asurer of.the senior class, giving Hudson, Joe Humphrey, David Molden, Carl Wayne Moodlspauch, (he weleome. Jodi MUter, secretary Joseph Richard Fields, Jr., Hysell, Dennis Hysell. Terry W. Mullins, Linda Kay Noel, Teresa Marte Pratt Fields, David • ~the class, will do the Introductions. Brian C. Jacobs, Teresa Lynn Gayla Lee Owens, James Parker, , Tile ceremonies wUl move from Scott Fisher, BobbY Foster, Jr., Jarvis, Randy Jewell, Timothy Larry Wayne Parsons, Anna Pabaccalaureate right Into com· Ruth Ann Fry, C. Robert Geyer, Jones, H. Georg~> Justis, Larry E. . trick Wllltamson. Scot · Fra nklin Gheen, Timothy Klein, Vincent Knight, Chartes Valerie Ann Pauley, Bartow )nencement ·activities with the . GOkey, Kelly Rea Ginther, BUly Jo Pearson, A. Landers, Tammy Jack ~eterson , Denise Knopp, Mark ~elgs High Band providing music Grimm, Rhonda Gordon, Homer J . Jo Landers, Greg Liltbey, Charles Stegall Phillips, Richard J. Poulin, ror both events. L. Haddox, Donald R. Hall, Mark A. Leach, Sandy Marte Lee Jr., John M. Powell, WesleyPreast, Anthony ·~ - lflte Collegium Mustcum w111 sing Handley, Hamonds, Charles J . Chapell, Timothy E. LeMaster, Douglas A. Priddy, John Kevin /tollow Rain and Rivets". Prine!· Phillip J . Harris, Clndl A. Hazelton, Elizabeth Lewis, Brenda K. Games Pullins, Maggie Ann Reynolds, pal MU!er wm present the class and 111M~TER are ' Norma Kay Rhodes, Lisa Ann Rider, Gary Delln Rife, Robyn Lynn Rife. Matthew Edward Rime, Linda Ann , Riggs, Brenda K. Robbins, Melanie G. Rolllns,Harry C. Roush, Kimberly Magdelerta-. Roush, Rodney Dawn Roush, . ' Sherry Sue Sayre, Eva Marie Stek, Robyn Gall Smith, Terrence Phlllp Smith. James E. Snyder, Jr"., Roberi D . Spires, Robert Scott Staats, Linda Sue Stewart, Marvin F. Stites, Charlene K. Swartz, Lori Tanner, Susan Annette Thoma , Daniel D .. Thomas , Mike Thomas, Alison Marte Tromm, Ray Allen TryaU, Teesa Lynn VanCooney, Robyn L . Venoy. Timothy Ray . Wamsley, John David Wandling, WUllam M. Weaver, Jt., Tony L. welch, Jackie Ryan Welker, Debra Cathleen Werry, -P!Imela Lynn West, Dean whittington, James Whittington, Paul WHI, Jr., Rita Jeannette Williamson, Brian Keith 'Wlllls, Christopher Lee Workman, Retha M. Ypst, Brad A Yol!ng. Valedictorian - Allsou Marte Tromm. Salutatorian - Lisa Renee . Ashley. I ·Th8re's a challenging and 8KCi1ing WOI1d await· ing an d you, our community's nily will be behnd yoU with cofjjnuec:t support We're proud.of the accomplishments you have ·achieved up till now; and even prouder d the challenges yo\J're sure to meet In the future. ·..jEastern High has 68 seniors gradUating I;' ANGEUASPENCER •• : !• Valedictorian Angella Elaine ; !fpfncer and salutatorian Tracie • !lj!bul will deliver addresses when : ~ annual Eastern High School : ~mencernent 'I!; held at 6 p.m. Sunday In the · high school .. . I The Eastern High School Band Society, the Student Council, all wlll present the processional and countyband, concertandmarchlng, tecesslonal Sunday eoventnglindthe bandsandrecelvedtheArionAward . higH scbool •cholr -will 5ctng "Wit!t a ln baQ.d. She bas p1ayed basketball . Voice of Singing", " Comer of the being named the rnbst valuable, Sky", "Tile Last Song" and there leag!Je player and a member of !hi! wUl be solos by Jennifer Grover, a Southeastern Ohio All-Star Team. member ofthegraduallngclassand She was Qn the first team aU district Lynette VanReth, vocal mQSic. and honora~le mention for allstate. .. director: ' '· .. · · · - ;Spimcetwasnamedlotheflrst.~am · Class President 'Ji.fellnda-. Ann · all teag1-leln softbal!._ She~s ~rved Mankln--wlll give tbe welcome with as vice president of the senior ~lass Beth Ann Ilerkhlmer, class ·secre- · and as an office aide. She had been tary, IntrodUcing the speakers. active In 4-H work serVIng on the4-H Prtnctpal Wllllam L. Buckley w1ll advisory committee and the junior · give recognition .to the 10 top fair hoard. She plans to attend scholars with Supt. Richard L. Marteita College. Roberts accepting the Class from The daughter of Herman and Buckley. plplomas wUl be pfl'!!· NancySchulofReedsvllle, salutatoented by Dorset Larkins, board of rtan Schul Is a member of the educatkln president, and Roger C. National Honor Society, the high Gaul, board m~mber. Mark Shriv- school chorus, the drama club and TRACIE SCHUL ers wUllead lhl>turnlngofthetassel. has served on the school newspaper Invocation and benedlctjon will be : staff. She plans to attend Washingaudllorium . by the Rev. WIIJiam Mlddleswarth. ton Technical College. Baccalaureate will be combined Valedictorian Spencer, the EASTERN GRADS with the corrunencement with daughter of Roger and Jean Monsignor AnthOnY Glannamore Spencer, Tuppers Plains, Is a SusanMarieBalley,TtmothyLee delivering the baccalau reate member of the National Honor Ball, Brenda Sue Bentz, Beth Ann .sermon. lhle, Morning Star Road. Miss Lyons has been a member of the marching, pep, concert and jazz bands, the drama club, National Honor Society, pep ch1b, and was a memberofthesenlorplaycast.She served on tlle yearbook staff, was · secretary' treasurer of the senior class, winner of the DAR Good CltlzenshlpAward,{lmemberofthe honon and aU~ty band and the scholarship team. She plans to . 8ddress. attend Ohio University majoring In •, Miss Ihle has been On the biology. She Is the daughter of Mr. •': fiarbook slaff lor two years, and a . and Mrs. John Lyons,_Racine. ~ber of tbe National Honor The Southern High Band wUl :locJely for:tbosetwoyears.Shewas provide music tor the commence- , * 'member of !he French club, the ment with the Rev . Roger Grace ~puler club lor two years and gtvtng the. Invocation, the benedlc: ,\.as a pep club. member lor lour tlon, a'nd a short baccalaureate ; ~-She was viCe president of her address. . ;= a s a ffE'I!hman and sophomore.. SOUTHERN GRADS • asurer as a junior. She had ~· eel attendance for one year and Christina Rose Arnol!l, Rebecca tras Ustee In Who's Who two years. Jane Arnott, Rodney Lee Beegle, • :~hewas In tllesenlorcta.S piay, was Jon Wesley Clark, Chestel' Combs, :,;.tumnlqueencandidate and plans Jr., Brian Geol'tle Connolly, Alan :~ttend Ohio University In the fall Lee CJ1ap, Richard Wllllam Davis, :Jti~Jorlnll 1n eduCation. She is the Tina Dawn Davia, Kevin Lee ?P.~ter Mr. and !drs. Charles N. Dugan, David Michael Ebenbach, be .rooting for you 'eve-y step_of the Wetf ... for your future is $ISO ours. Qmgratula- ... ·tions and cOntinued ·~ I. . . .• ··- • .. .... . ~ Pomeroy Ph. 992-2174 . Blue· Tar.tari · Tavern • New York Clothing House Middleport Ph.992·9941 Home National Bank Pat Hill Ford Middleport Ph. .992-6661 Central Trust Co. Middleport Ph. 992·6661 ravely Tractor and Service 0 ' ·'~~~.... ,. ••• .• •' r ' ., I . SALUTE YOU!!! . . . . heritage house • of shoes BANKONE.M - ., ' . •. ., - '· Middleport Ph. 992-5627 Downing-Childs Mulle.n Ins. -FIJOC MGM Farm City In,, Pomeroy Ph. 992·2181 Middleport · Ph. 992-2641 Pomeroy Ph. 992·2506 ng Funeral Home Rawlings-Coats-Biowe.r Funeral Home Simmon's Olds-Cad.-Chevy, In,. Middleport Ph. -5141 Pomeroy Ph.992-6614 Farmers Ban & Savings Co. Baum True Value Pomeroy ·Swisher Pharmacy Francis Florist Po,meroy Pomeroy Ph: 992-2644 Pomeroy -. 992-2039 ' . • Adolph's Dairy Valley~ Inc. ,. Pomeroy Flower. . . Shop . Middleport Book Store .Pomer!'Y Ph. 992-2955 Sales, Inc. success. Grads! Pomeroy Ph. 992-2342 PoentroJ. • Ph.992-2049 I ' I . ·._.-,. fOI~OWING _- ~EA ' ~t.:; t J . . .. • THE · Smith Nelson Motors Steve Henry E~oldsen, Ralph Ann O'Brien, David Allen Powell, Lee Flsber, Lois Letetla ,Frank, 11, Samuel Wallace Rayburn, BUlle Jimmy Lee F~man, Patty Dalley Jean Rice, Chad Lee Roberts, Ryan Gluesencamp, Thomas Harold Sean RIIDe, Darin Jay Roush, Greathouse, Allee Abbkl Green, Jeffrey Scott Schultz, Anthony Robert Euger)e Greene, Malcolm W,ayne Shamblin, Lori Ann SimpElsworth Guinther, II, Sandra son, Lori Lynn Slewart, Robert Elaine Harden, June Martha Hay· Scott Taylor, Kevin Dwayne Tea· man, Karen Bernice Hemsley, · ford, Steven Eugene Teaford, Deborah L)mn Holter, Julia Patti- Melody Rae West, John Randall cia Houdas!M!It, Lots Elizabeth Thte. WU!barger, Lisa Ann Wtllford, Joy· Brenda Jones, Shane Mat- Janna Lynn Wolfe, Eula Mae Slek thew Kincaid, James Archer Lea- Wolfe. mond, Regina Rene' Lee, Charlotte Valedictorian - Lois Elizabeth Marie Lyons, Gregory John Ml- Ihle; Salutatorian Charlotte chael, Gregory Lee Nease, Carol , Marie Lyo115. "....,. • ' .. j: We'll Berkhlmer, JeUery Alan Bissell, Sams, Deedrah Lee Sanders StmRenee Lynette Buckley, Tamara mons, James Allen Schaekel. Beth . Calaway, Stevie Burl ColeTracie Lee Schul, Kristina Su· man. Angela Marie CoUins, Paul zanne Sl)eppard,-Ttmot)ly Edwards Leon CollinS, Kevin DilleCowael)i, : .Showai!E'r, Mark Trevor Shrtvers, Deborah Lynn Craft, Brenda Lyrine · Karl Lee Smit h, Peggy sui- ·smtth, Cunningham, Benltta Dee Deeter, Sally Ann Smith, Angela tynne Larry ;vermont Dillon II, Sherry Snyder, Angell a Elai!Je Spencer, Ann Driggs Miller, Philip Allen Jerry Timothy. Sf. Clair, Keith J.e<_> Eagle, John . Franklin Edwards, , Stout. 'l'odd Alan TriPP, _Kevin M'ax A.U~n Eichinger, Jr., Kevin . Elwood Venoy. James Aljan Wat> . Ken Ft.c k, ·Tonya Elaine Fortney;·. ··son, James Allen Weber. Tammy · . Randy Lee Fryar. Darlene Wells, Michae l ~yne Kristl Ann Gaddis, Lee Ann Gaul, West, Stephen Aaron White\ lmJ ennifer Ruth Grover, Tara Dar· berly Kay Wiener, Amanda ar· lene Guthrie, Scott Dean ·Hauber, lene Williams·. . Jeffrey Allen Hawk, Lisa Faye ' Valedictorian - Angella Elaine Hawk, Connie Lee ijendrtx, Ronald Spencer; Salutatorian · - 'l'racle 1 Eugene _Hensley, Lori Lynn Hud· Lee Schul. son, Tina Maxine Hupp, tracy Ann Ireland, Sandra Kay Johnson. Judy Ann Jones. ,.Michael· Warren Lance, Jr., Melinda Ann Mankin, John Steven Miller, Michael Alan Putman , Dorset Jona Randolph, Jr.. Anita Kay Reed. Bria n John Reed , Kenneth Ray Riggs, Sherry Darlene Ritchie Eagle, Robert Steven ' ' :P2 Southern se~iors will graduate on Sunday : ib:.ots !hle has been named :~ · ledtctorian and Charlotte Lyons ' - s been named salutatorian for the , Southern High School gradual· ; · class. . • "Commencement and baccalau: (eateforthlsyear's52sentors 7 one qt.: the smallest classes In recent ~-will be held at 8 p.m.ln the ll!lh school auditorium and at that """en! Ihieand Lyons will present the ~lctorian and the salutatorian disti\Q• I;sl"ied GradtJ&tesl ~·ve completed a very signlflcan phase ir1 your young lives and now bigger and better 8ICperiences lie ahead: Whatever path each d you may venll.ire on, always remember that the friends and neightlorS of your oo.mmu- . . '' .. K&C Jewelers Pomeroy Ph. 992-3715 Pomeroy Ph. 992~ 2136 s Family Restaurant Pomeroy P~. The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Ph. 992 ~ 21 55 Clark's .Jewelry Pomeroy Ph. 992-2054 Chester Ph. 985-330 I 1nn1rung Roush Commis$ioner Salutes The 1985 " Middleport Trophies Middleport Ph. 992-6128 1 �.10-The Sentinel .. • ~y. M-v 31. 1185 Ohio Business The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Oailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 11 Help W•nted Lim: dUk drawer ltetwMn Mlddlaport ond I ' T1t.lltday - n g . Fl.-call 14-112-1110. . • • w 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ' Loat lnd Found . 31 H oriles for Sele The Daily Sentinel-Page 11 32 Mobile Homea for S•le 41 House• for Rent Own your own Jeen. SpOrt-,, ~Apperwl. ThrM bedr_,a, control . .. llg tioiOVn payment, ohort l1 bedroom fumlshad hou· Chll...,o, ...,,.. Size. Com- vinyl wall SNiper. blntnion Store. throughout, w.ll lnoulltod, time employment, or credh aa.ln Pomeroy. UIO per hlscorv atopplng you from month. Calll14-992·5113 ·• losi:YoUow Tulte·ln·lt. llli ' J - h a. Chic, LM. Lwl, . point, atlachad gor...; buying • homa7 Conaldar a oher 1 :00PM . ---------~ loa1:Mt tube. In ofRacine Aloo Easy • - . lzod, EOJWh, (lal outdooo grill, awnlnga, roclelmad single or doubla· 1- - - - ' - - - - - - l ckaya ..... In llaclne- Tomboy, C - Klein. hr· meny ••tros. Cell 114· 4441· wlde. •100 olown-teloo over· Hocking Tech Student•· UtartarM. I14·1!41-2.02I. ltioV...nte. EwnP'Icone, flz ZIH til 1:00PM, after, payments. No char1111 tfa< Gl 1 1 N 1 f delivery. lntareetad? 1114) sumro:• ' • ow fall rentquarters. ng or IIITEIESTED 11 A ~a":!;_ =~~~.~M coli 114-2411· 772 and -1220 or 1814) :773- Calll-1•·992-5742 or 514· IIEW YEHICI.£ ~~~::r~ORJE1u~:~: line, Hatthteo, o- 1.000 , _ _;.__ _ _ _..;_ 3921. 1 892·2094. Yerd Solo 120 Stott St. We'd Hkt to llllrof.U,,... to puraao. Spring Volley Cl· other... f7 .tOO to t24.100 Flatwood In Pomeroy Everything muat gol GivWIEap(t-A·Cor, nemtt. CoN cottact. _ lmremory. Tralnlftg, fl•tu,.., for br .. FA. IN caHing, vtoyl 1971 Hollat P•rk with 7•24 l -2-b_o_d-ro_o_m_,-,u~,-n-lo_h_a_ d , 304 l'and -lng, etc. Con aiding, aluminum window, & Vicinity way pricee. Sat. 1· 6 . to drlvt till Vllolcll ot y0111 I 178-241&. ft •xpando. 2 bdr .. otnt,.l wesher. dryerand ~r. •1715 . cltOICI. . ::~~:::::::;::;::::;== 11 doye. Mr. Keanon t7 A. ovalloble. Call 114- lir, llllppliancee, underpin· plu1 depoaft and ulilttieJ . Gerage Sele Saturday June NO DOWI , . , . . - . I (301)171·3UI. 441-2311. nlng, carpot throughout. 114·912-7478. Wented To luy 1-:--- - - - - - - • rooms. bath, •L baaaman't. uc. cond., t11,000. Call 1 ---~------ Gtrago Sole: ovary Setur- 1ot. 9:00 tO I 5:00. o-n lDIIiiiiiOIIRIY PAYSubdivision. umpa, 1 ILACISTON ....._,. We ,,. looking u " deya 114· 448 -7318. eve1 Older horn. il1 country Ht- day, rain or shine. On State Acres plcturet, 1 0 1peed bike. air •NIW , a We INIY caeh for Iota model for ombltlous poraon to Mil 2 porch•, pr-ao. largo lot .. 114· 266-1124. ting. 3 bedroomo. k~chon, Route 654, boiWHn Cho· clothing, I Iota ; wol I cl•nlllod..,.. ourpooduct. Muethovecar,' U7,eDQ. N- Heven. Call living room, bath. On 1 C)y2 lhir1 It Portat. Something conditioner. of mite. TIUCI.~A iUNG. Jim Mlllk Ch...-Oidalnc. holuslva lntortolnm..,t 304-171·1731or304-182· Double wide tralfwr, HI up acre•. LoCated on Silver new every· w.. k. · k., ,... lilt Gene Johnaon product. No · Compatltlon. 2111. ' on lot. Aaklng tzo.ooo: Coli Rldp n11r Eutern High 1- - - - - - - - -Family Saturday June 111. P.oiMf", 0 • 45711 114-441· 3872 Nome your o - hou,. and 3 4 bclr 3 b h f . • 114· 446-471&. School. 1176. por month 2FamilyThura. &Fri. 30th& 39-~ . Home interior. clothing, , fOl F - llrvlco lncoma. lend rooume to Pt. or .. at , om . •m .. plu1 security depolft. Call 31Jt. 3 mi. from ho1pital on lots other items. 427 4th 1 COMPLETE HOUiEHOlDI l'laesantll,lattrlo•l -31. (iiJI 61•·tt2.6JJ Lfl, DR. 2 car g111ga. CA. 1911S Champion troller 1114-742 ·2 38&. 1&0. Ave .. Kaneuga. L--;--:"",.....,...._,.,2/.II:,IIU FURNITUIIE. Bods, Iron. 200 Moln I. Pt. Pt. wV Jay Dr. CaN 1114-4411-4307. 12•10 with 1975 odd-on 1 --------~ 1 ---~--r---'-12•24. GoodcondltkJn.CIH 8 roama anc;l bath at Lling 1 • Sl• Family. Priced low. to - · cup.,..r•s. ·chalro, 21110. , u Uat buy from owner 114-992-2189. ville. e200 plus d~oo~. gol Moy 31ot,1 Juno 1ot. cheota,•·rabaskota, dlshe 0 • ~~:;;::=:;::;:::==== d Cllance ······Fi<iiiTieiroii········· llq an save. 4 bdr .. brick. & atone ,. • an uos. told 1·• 1 Schoola Reference required. 814- 10-4 . Rain c•nc:etJ. 41 ' end allv•r. Wrlt•·M, D, u frame rtnch. 1'h batha, NEED MORE AOOM ... In 9f2· 7281. Middleport & . Spruce St. Mlltr, At.2, Pomtroy. Ohio _ _ _ 1n_st _ ru_ct..,..io _ n___ - · CA, goi hoot. gt1ogo .. & Vicinity mobile ~oma1 Mobil• I :;;:;:;;::::~=== Saturday June ht. Debby 41711 of call 1 14•1, 2 , 1 Tarrlflc locotlon, Kyger your VmiiNAIY Creak Sohools. t40's, Oall home addition by . ROOM 77eo. ADDITIONS, INC . 1819 42 Mobile Homes Dr .. McGuire Subdivision, • · &14-441-1990. Skiing LHIOna . Went to old Washington Blvd.. Bolpre, for Rent ontiqueo Va bed. motorcvcle. 11N MIDDlEPORT ' . luylng dolly gold, allvor this aummer1. Try 1 leooon Ohio. C1ll 114-423· &82&. mirror. flowers & chaira . ln1ide Jele -oppoaite Pen· Dr. 5 y11r old home, -3· Workm•n's, 446· 3918. nzoll Jtation, Rac ine, Ohio . PA¥L E. SHOCUY, D.Y.I." colno. rlnf•· Jal!llllry. lllarllng f,... For moro lnfor. Call Jay bdro.. llrgo kitchen, family _,., olq colna, 1011111 cur· 114-241-&130 ehor I. Juno 1st and 3rd. •o.26 . 14x70 mobile home. 3 room-formal dining, living bedroom1, 1 Ya bath. wnaler 2 bdr. furnlahad, oil· utUitas Neighborhood Yard Sole. 10.50, 01 .00 tobleo plua ,.ncy, T~ prtceo. Ed. lur- 1---,....:..:....:.:....:.:.:.::..:.:.._ room. 2 cer garage, g .. and dryer, underpinning end pd., IKCepf elect., conve- May 31 • Juno 1. 9· 6. futniture. tooiJ, housal'!otd katt lerber lhop, 2nd. A,., HUltS. ~ nientiocation, MCurlty dep· Dining room outfit with item•, hoot, central, alr. Cell &1411 Wented to Do porches. Coil 114-949· oolt MldditpOrt, Oh. 114· 9t2· t ~-rouqlrocl. Coli e14-441- hutch. couch, ttereo. 441-~427. . 3471. 23118. PT! PlEASANT OfFKE 8558 . dl1hea, theetl, bed spreads. 810 South Second, Middle~305 JAUSON AYI. WM~ted to luy', old Singer Wanta~! to lawnlng mowing 2 bedroom remodeled home Furnlohod, 2 IModroom ' mo• 1-:--:-:--'::--.,.l----- clothing, blcvcles. odds &· port. May 30 through June vinyled, 2 rocros 1 150' lb bH h d 1 R 1 Furnl1hed 2 bdr. Jn Crown ends. Country Air Subdivi- 8 . U.rge clothing. applian· treadle Bawlng . Machine Oalllpolll orae & vlnclnlty. tobaoco • ~ome on ot. ac no. C'"'-. Coli "14-21"·"120. I!IWlu.AI.IIOUIS lllo Oronda Ohlo.,l14-949-22&3. sion. off George• Creek Rd. Cll, linen1, bedding, drapee, "• u v u muat be In very good cond , Cell 114-211-1211 otter area, •21baaa, .000. Call 11-14di1hea, pena. tool1, Avon. 304-171-2117. • 1:30PM ' 2 b*. mobile home. 1 acre Moving SalaFrldoy, Moy31, toys. Iota miac. Samething 241·1129&. MOBILE HOMES MOVED. ground. propane gas. 614· 12 to 8 . Ethan Allen 10fa for everyone. lnaured. 20 yra experl.. ce. .,....., I P.•·S ,.... Would like to pelnt houoa 2 bedroom remodeled home 304 -11711-29611 or 671- 441-42113 or 114-371 · bed. Maytag wesher· dryer. . ·lcI II, i I ill I II I I II f..W., 1 --2 ,.... trellm. roofi. Cell II t 4- vlnyled, 2 roc reo 1150 lb 2998: 2824. Karisteh carpet, 3 -piec e Housohold 1111. Mev 31ot. lt --lhJO .... '1t ' l , I I 211· 11121. lobecco baoe, Rio Granda bedr.oom auite, table, chairs, June 111 and 2nd. Old aree. t21,000. Call 614· MOBILE HOMES MOVED . Furnished. olr coiod , cable, plants, pictures. antiques. blacksmith and carpenter · WOI UIIIUU ANI Mow lawno, rake, trim In old 241-529&. .lntured, · 20 yaerl nochyte•e,, beautlfulrivtr· Haviland Limoge china. SUIIIUJ IY APPOIIYIIIJn city llmltl of GaHipoMI. H11i1 · _ _ _ _ _ _ _:.__ ·nonce. ~04-576-2816 or view. Kanouga. Footer's Mo- mite. household. Dr. Scholl. tools. Old gle11ware, china. 1m1ll appllences. Log of ' 104-675·1441 11 Help Wanted mo-. ctapoandoble aarvlca. In Oalfipolla, country view' &78-2998. bila Homo Pari<, 814· 441· apt. 103, 520 Spring Voliov am1111 items. 4th end Pearl, ' 12·3-lfl 1102. Woltor Long , &1•· 441- from aundtck & ahadod Dr. Recine, 1241 or 114·441· 3111. patio on reer ot house. Front '7il Uberty 12•70. 2 bed· - - - - - - ·1<Watklno datler. No ,.,.. Dlllvary Poonon: Muat llove view of gof1 courM, lirge room, new carpet. ga1 heat. 2 bdr · 12•11, P8rtilllly fur· 930 2nd. St. Mondey Juqe Yard Nle. May 31Jt •nd A'IIIIIU 11 1'111' r!l' carport. bow window, llrge good cond, 304-876·2119 nlshed . . ront t181. deposit 3rd. 1011M· 6PM. 10 Family June 1st at Rigga Cr11t rlence neceiMiy. Earn 21tr1naportatlon with Ina. l>osement. Coli 614-448· or 1171·2114. nu. Children roccaptod . Yard Sole. Manor abave Eastern High . eo" no t-orlal roatrtc- c-wn Minimum 1t · .,..., old. 2131. CaR 614· 446· 6238. 1- - - - - - ' - - - - - School. Look for lignt .. tions. eoil ooUect McCoy, ApplY betwOin 1PM-4PM. Yard Sale Sat. June 1 &. 1973 Romado mobile home, 1 - - - - - - - - -114-441-ION. 1 ~1rd of Thanka ' Danalll'eltellan Roataurant, 3 bclr. ran~h etyle, 20 rocrtt-. 12, 116, total oiOICiric, ••· 1 bdr. mobilo home ., 40 Mon. June 3. Children• Moving sale. June 3rd and pond, 30x38 detached gtl· pondo, phone 304. 773 • mo. plus utH~Ios, ref. & dop . · clothes. 0-4T, hou•ehold "th. Couch. chair. gil dryer, bparllncad etyNat· we- Spring Velley l'lau. age. CA. 18 m~•• from. 5218 efter I:OO. required. 1 mi. from town, Items. other ml1c. 1st house children-adult-teen clothes. for Unietyllng ... ..,.. . Till flmlly of !lobar! lr-n COLEMAN WATER WELL Gallipolis . Reduced to adults only, no poto. Gall on left on Rock Uck Rd .. Toys and mueh more. Miwtohas to lllank Ill tha loneflto evolleble. Interview DRILLING . • 111,000. Cell 114-446mobile home, , 114·441-3587. look for signl. nersville Hll Rd .. Twp 403. 12 811 1 978 ohurohM, fritnda ond ..... lty llltiOIMmom. ctll 1147207 or 814-843•213&-. all olec:tl'lc, 2 ocras •••d. 1--------~Watch tor aignl. Purllfl aelaa, · Rogl• 441-3"3&3. dvt11 who aorurtllutod lrl 1ny lered In Ohio. All wotlt saptlc tank, new well. 5 2 bdr. fumlohod. AC , good Large S1le Sat. June ht. guortntoed . Coil 304-273· For .... by owner on Jey Dr. mil•• out Jerrys Run Road, condition, 1 child. no pete. Mon . 3rd .. 9 -6 . At. 35 Garage sele-June 1st and w,y during tha of loved one. The lrown Fem- Cu~ to ole., -rt- 2111.'R-nswood. w. Vo. 3 bdr. rench with eet-in A 1 t110 per mo., New Heven . acro11 from Mink• Auto 3rd-613 S . 4th Middleport, ment • cut gr-. live-ln. lly. ' kitchen, 2 boths. LR, FR PP 1 Grove. Moving muat Call 304-882· 2488. Woman·a. men'a, end boy'• Caii304-17S-5104 or .304- Mr. ~d's Speedy Wnh; high with - flrcrploco. 2 cor ott· Mil . t9,000.00 'or lteot l.,.--- , - - - - - - Sales on DMnie Or. clothing . Hou11hold and 17S·I3111. ache,ff garage on large lot In offer. WHI _.,Ita. Call for Two bedrOom• mobile home presaur~ cleaning. liquid Two Femily Fri. May 31 thru decorating item1 . Cl .. n . 3 4 11 7 1 3 'tnnouncemenia M81mMMOit rn11n to Uv•ln. aand "blaetlng. Mobile greet neighborhood. ~P P ointme n t ° ' 1 4 2 - in Bidwell, water furnished. June 8 . 6 miles below Rain or lhine. • or 10:00• ond• 2:00 · · no •··•· · ed . Gellipolis on Route 7 . homos, buNdlnge, trucka, •49,500. C•ll " 814-448- BotwHn , d apoort· requor Coli 11 -.3117' 01 ·2 1 heavy equipment, pools.' 48 2s' alklorMory. Call 814 - 388·8648 . I 3 family garage ule on Pl!rltlng 1,..1, boola. Ed5 Family Yard Sale Mon . Monday June :Jrd in Rustic '1 - ---.,.:.._____ reference•- · SWEEPER and 18Wfnt ma- Nun! ng eorelt..nl -.led word Ooatorrolchar, 304- 2 bedrOonlJ. full basement, 14KI5 Baron, 2 bedroom, ell June 3rd. 2 miles out Rt . Hillt, Syracuu, Ohio. 9 -3. ohl.,. ' .......... partl, fuH tl""' • part lime pool- .7,. 7239 oo 17il-1317. 141 , John Line residence. Rein or thine. double ·C8r garage, 1 .2. etectric, carpteted, central 12•80 mobile homo. 2 aupplieo. flick up and bedroom•. g... a 1 35 per tione · bpartence acres, Aoeo Hill. Pomeroy. air, underpannlng. outbullddelivery, Dovlo V1cuum only. Pl!leCriOI C1ro c-. General haulln• 1nd odd t28,000. 814-178-2613. lng, loc:atad OrMn Torrace month. 614-992· 7034 or Yard Sale Uncoln Pike. Yard oalo May 30th, 31 ot, Clalo~- half mile up Ill Jecrkean l'lke. Oolllpo• HCond trailer left. Mon. 3rd, June 1st. 9em-5pm. Car, jobs. Any or ell kinde of ------~-·lc- P .o•r k. 0 oil I pol il , 992-71171 ' OlfO Creak lid. Cell lla. No phene caMe Tu11. 4th . bed, big man·a-womeA' a7 room ho~H. 1Y, both, 4 •12.100.00onoofthobeat, - · 304·1711·1410. 114· -02t4. , 2 bedroom 12•86 . Partly i n fant 1 - toddler - boy ' a bedr.o9m1. On 304-175·2191!. Easy AlleMbly Work I WUI mow llwns end Iota In fumiahed . Set-up end un· Yard Sale Friday & Satur- clothet, misc. hou ..hofd lelobno for Get W... A,..,· tiOO.OO par 100. 0-ari- Pt. Plaeaanl end Maeon. Can Gravel Hill In Middleport. Catll14·992· 6714. 1977 Llbetty, 12•65, 2 darplnnocl. Call 114-992- day. 9AM till ... Antique itomo. 674 High St., MiddleVWNOyl,,llrtlldaya, pertln. uad Pt,yment. No 11Met304·773·8t87 . . 7479 . giasJwar•. some furniture , port.llngi)!g llorriHa. Cd lal- E-'-noa•No Bello. o.. , '--~~-----..:....­ bedroom1, new carpet, new · misc. 3 miles below Golllpo· 3 bedroqm houH for ute. 8 underpenntng , turnlahed •. laoni • Co. 114-446-43U.. toile · ooend Hlf·addreoaod , . At Roderick Grimm'S in i'OOmo allogetbor. fully car- •II,IIOO .O.P . 304-1176 - 2 beJ:froorrt, niCe, ~end Hili Jl• on 'Rt~ 7 . · . etemped enveiOpei £l1n Road. phohe 304-675 patod. r·n Br•dbury . tiy . *387 .. · Ricin• on Broa:d.,ay . June F,..·, toys and · frW glfti. Vltal-'111, 3418 Entorpllalo 3834. . . " owner . Close to ochool on ~ . '' - ' . . Yord · S•lt Fri. & ·sat: · In 3rd . . several itiml •• we Wrap up your lltopplng llet. Ad, Ft. 'i'lerce, fl . 33482: have• a Frtandly Homa Toy --~----lc- 1-::-:---::::--::---- County Rd. I . 1114· 9·2· 3 br mobile home, 1 •car 2 bdr. mobilo homo fur· Porter, be1ide M.E. Church . moved from house to mobile 3187. homo . 814-949·2834. In Ne,v H•ven. 304- nllhad. 304-&71·6ti12oftor 10·1 ,..Ill! •-· Gitto for· .. Eeoy - l i l y -1111 t!IOO. 2 ·1 Butinees occeflonl. oomett•ftl for per 100· - - p a y Cozy_2 bodroom home PI•· 1!2· 2384 or 773-&942; 0 pport unItv tiPM . Garam- Sale 44 7 Jerry St. Behind Pomeroy Ucenae l'ltWI ,_,.,, t:oF moralalornl• ment. No ..SNOflence-no Thu,.., Fri .. Sat. 9 -4. Bureau. Thur.d•y. Friday, -ll .. ly ,.modeled. Carpeted. 1 973 Llbo 12 4" II lion, ;,,''1111 Mari~V!o Pc'MII ., .tel... OetaH1 .... d qlf• 1 'r.cirt, prlvecy, outllulldlng. ny, x u. bu I· Seturday. New and used 114-.t42·3111. . . eel.._.. .......... tnVa· Good doal. 110,000 or beat ""dt room,. -2 ~rooms, un- 44 · Ap1rt"';nt . Y:i.;d Sale ,.'Sit. 1st. Green iUmitUre: lamp1, eurtaina, ' - ' ELAN VItAL- 731, offer, 1114-742-2390. 814• penn ng, ... uponrerit"'l Terrice l\tobile Home P8rk . bt~y clothn. mi.C. · for' ~ant 3411 EntaiJtrfaa lid., Ft. :. J NOTICE I . 742-2174. 114-192-7711". lot. ~~.100. 00. Clll 304Clothlog· womlf'll Md P.eGlvu,vey 4 'I'HE OHIO VALLEY PUB· u 176-11212 enytlmo. ' Plenre. FL 33482. • tltt. 10:00-4:00. Verd ule. June 1Jt. 2nd. L!IHING CO.' recommends 8:00 till dark . On old 33, 1ot CoH tha A:nny Netlonel that you da ltuiln... wtttt 3 bedroom home. IY.t Plf· Houte trailer 1: 2 acre Moving Sale Sat. June 1Jt. hou11 pelt feirground1. Rein ' Pu,lea. Cell et 4-441- Guard and alk tbollt our pey people you know, end NOT cent ataumebleloen.gard•n ground. Can be '"n any- JACKSON ESTATES 11 :00. End tabln, desk, or shine, to d money through tlie lfiOt. Aeducad down to limo. 304-458-1&17. APARTMENTS (Eq'ual Mid benelltl, Including odu· . .1~. Hou1ing, Opportunity) chain. entlque dre11er, cat1on11 111l1tence. Cell moil untH you lllve lnvntl· 149,000. 304-176-&047. . - ~-::::~· monthly rent starts at 1169 dl1hea. drapes, watarbed 4 femily . Furniture, draJMs, I·33 . Farm1 for Sale 3 flmele Sll-n kltteno. 304-178-31110 or 1-100- gated tha oHtring. IV OY'/NEA 3 bedroo'ms, for 1 ltedroom end t204 for with 6 drawers, toy1. At 54 bedding, di1hea, bleycte. 142· 31111. Call ,14-317-,7 122. clothing . June 3rd.4th,6th. luojnees for oole, dow~- 1Y, betha, dining room, full 1 _.,:..:.__ _ _ _ _ __ 2 bedroom. doposh UOO. Chillicothe Rd. 9am. Nate Wiu re1idence in 10 Galli 11 1p--1 beHment with family room, •· located near Spring Vell1y 4 pui.!H pari Englloll let· Hillp WA!'Iod full 1nd part wn po 1• equ ,_,, 24a24 ftar;s•· closa to Form, 121 acres, G1lll1 Plaza 1nd Foodland. pool Yard Sale June 3 ,4 .6th. 4 Rutland . & Inventory. llillnt due to • Co n1 Ohl t b c base · ... & toltrotior·lmotha< ..... time wettr...·e end Mr~ IH-. Celll14-441-1 411 . downtown. 3 4·175·4104: timber, u y, putu,., o. o • meadovr co , and Cobia TV ai..Uable, Family Yard Sale. Having - ) . Celll14-311-1132. meld. lend . ...,ma to box houra as pos1ibte 1 0 1m to 4 home interior, tupperware, Yard ule Saturday. June 1 . 711. O.lllpolla Ferry. Wv. ' 3 bedroom ~uM. Lincoln and farming land. Mln•llll pmend7pmto9pm ceremica. furniture, clothes, Corner Laurel and Sycamore 21111. . lor with llqu .... - . -wine Av•u,, t33. 00.00. Gall W rights, 3 - · lltt8r trained, 2 od form pond, See Hollie' • Mondey-Frldoy, Call 614· & mise. hem1. Kootnz-Sailer St .. Middleport . .. ny ~ltrek • white male, 1 callc:o 304·1171·2749. o or phone 614· 3 7 u· 4411 •f.at lood ' 0 - 2745 or r. . ve Ad., Vinton. Oh . 2404 temal 0 . Call 1114-2111- E-'-noed milker •nd lllrm bull11001 Int. Muat IICrlftoo. Yard sele:June 111. 2nd, 3rd meaa~e. ...,_. Muat 1te flmlly """'· Cell 114-112·1101. 1128. Yaod Sale 9 to 6 , Monday & from 9 :00 to 1 Clothing ell Tol leval, 5 yoaro old, 3 0< 4 = · no drtllklng. muet furllloh Juno 3 & 4 . 1819 size•. household goods, "'"' opportunhy, grownlng ltedroom, 1Y. baths. !Ao •era' <114 Businesl J Nicely furniohad mobile Tuesdoy, Che1tnut St Chainsaw, de· 1hoes, books ,etc. SomeFriendly I - · old 'flmate hal da t ct lot, IY, per cant IIIUIJIIblt .,_ ~ puppy, Y, Collie• Y, Gdl*n number. lend lrlfo,.Buildings . : :~:r:;..~·.~ cl~:·ad:~~,.~n~~~ humidifier, clothirig. sm•ll lhing for everyone. 160 !let !'lover, Colt 114-441· to loa C-21. care of l!elnt : • ., n~.:i:'~. "~~=..,~~~: IDtn. Call 304-773-1017 appliances. "fen. amall air South 7th Ave . . housa. llllop. Raaaon: other _olt_er_s_P_M_ . _ _ _ _ _ Calll14-441·0339. l'teileant Rl!llater; 200M. 0011 lifter II'M. · · conditioner. · Middleport .. 1 lt., l'olnt Pleesam. w. Yo. obllpt!!fna. MA ·Chain-. building 2-unh. good Apt. Mhchell lid. Call 1114·441· Bavo tU on ,.cently remo· Furnl1hed efficiency 701 Meilcan Chlhuohua, male• 21110. 7121. deled llrg• 2 --3 bedroom lnv11tmant. 304-176·7541 4th Ave .. Oolllpolis. •160. Huge Yord Solo i at, 2nd ., & Straet aale on Riverview hou-oken. very lnteiN· homo with ctlpat through evenlngt. utiUtiet pild, there bath, 3rd. 9 -? Women. mens Drive in Middleport behind AIU 'A 8UI'EIIVI8011 gont. Coil 11 4-2. .·111 1 . children• clothes. Imperial Electric. June 3rd out, 2 flreplocecr, half baoa· Ndults. Cell 441-4416 after ieans. NEEDED. National COlli· HJ>m• A-mbly tncoma. mont.' c1rport. t39.000.oo baby clotheJ, playpen. be by and 4th. 9 :00 ti)l1 8PM. 3 flmale pupo. pari Alrdale. pany hal opening for.,...,. A-mble pjoducto It f!orna, or mok1 offtor. 304-1711-· 35 Loti & Acre•ge •wing, •troller, rotec::h 71h ft. vi-. Hire,"""'· ......... Pen-time. Oatslle. Celll13· 111111. Caiii14-371-23U. 3 pt. hitch rotorv mower. 2 Y, 300 Spring Ave., reer . Upataira 3 rooms. furni1hed, ~ trom your home. 327-0its. •"'· 1111. mllos out Rl. 218. Right on Pomeroy , behind AlSO · bath. Wllher-dryer, AC , 1 le~g llllr . ; - • wlllte FlU.... lfouro. lual-. Noed Olfar. 3 bedroom fuM Kill, 3 mi. W. of Holzer cleen. no pete, ref .. dep. Ingell I Ad. 'h mile. Watch tor ciated Fabricators. Clothing, male• 1 eltort, hair blaell twchlng or patty ji(MI • • · Avon terrttories av1ileble. finished bosamont, polio, 36 Hoapltll . Call 614-441· req, odultl. Call 114-441· sign1 . Something tor glallware, Avon botttes. flmij., llx - · o l d. Cell halpful. Com,- lit. 1"1-nt .,.• . 104·171· tenctd backyard. centralelr, 8221 . everyone. Many items. June ht and . 1619. trelnlolg provided. Colt Col- tUI. 114-441·2313. 3rd g. 1 614 ·992-2080. I!Ao pot. anumable loon. lect (3041744· 0124 Houoe U07.34 a month. .304-- 1 .1 acre at Porter, Hptic & Upatalra Unfuml1hed 3 room 3 Family Yard Sale Fri B. Sat. 3 ,.. 1 0 woeka ol4 'h of Uoyd. Inc. 117&·3030 or 175·3431 . drive ln. laya good. Term• or apt .. corpated, utilities peld. 9 to 5 . Rain or thine. Clay %2 Money to LINin Air~ • · Cell et4-371· no children , no pete. Call Tawnhoun off Rt. 7 & 218. • .. h. ·coli 814·388-8885 . VJ mile below Fest Stop. 231~. " leltyolttlng trlpltlo In my 1 -~-'-------­ 614-441-1137. & Vicinity heme, I houro a dey, 4 day• 32· Mobile Homes urge building loto, Jerry' • Kit*o, to . - homa. Celt HOME OWNERS·IIeflnonce Third Avo .. Saturday & for Sale Run Road. UOOO. Clydo GortOga lpt .. turniohocl. 29'12 822 •304-17&-1431. - · t40.00 .... - · fl> low fixed reta. UM equhy t14-!14f-7111 . ' llloil Ave., Gallipolis. 1 bdr., Monday. Yard Solo 9 til 1 Bo-n Jr .. 304-671-2336 for any purpoaa. LHdet furniture. gills · ·vard Sale. Sat. only big t220, ut11tlls !>ald. Call Antique Cartlflcatlon fvc tho Jobo Morttooe Co., 414·1112ware, ml1c. Something for garage ule, 8 .00 AM, Rt. 2 21 ecrH of ...., for 1 ocro elong At. 82 south 441-44t& lifter BPM . . • NEW AND USED MOBILE. city, outtlng . Call 114·1411• Tlalnlne ~ Pl"ne,.hlp Act 301·1 . anyone. North, Second houae peat ~ater. phone, electric: . ..........,, (Worfl bparl. .oa HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· t44 • . " Y':. Furnished eputment . 304-676-7641 ovoninga." 22 to I I .,..,. at ... end ITY MOilLE HOME SALts, Extra Nice Yard Sale. Sat. Aduhs. only. Coli 614-448· 23 Proft•ional 4 MI. WEST. OALUPOLIS, June 1 . Kanauga Rt. 7, Porch Sale, Leon Baden ,,. . "' good ho ..... 2 llmale 0 .1.0. preroarotkln for hlah 50 ICrtl off Rt. 82 oouth. . 9123 or 114-441-1443. acro1s from lairds Wecking. Road. May 27 thru June B. doge, , Oentl• and IJ.OOit ICIIcol ""'""""' 11 10 21 Servlcel AT 31. PHONE 114·4411· Hilla. Some level. crlek. -'!!ldotl•· 114-112· ~~~-be~at Furniahed efficiency n 2!i Cemeraa, projector, jean a, 304-l7ti·7S41 ovanl~gs. the Employment leourlty baby item•. furniture. glesa- Yard Sale 2515 Mt. Vernon 1201. ' utilities paid. 9 19 2nd ., ware. OffloefromJunelltoJune7 • Must sell. 11!83 Jey Sky· bicj'cle. clothing. je- A11e, Fri and Sat, 9-6. Girla Oalllpoll8, •Ingle male prt· 2 lots totll 100 • 1 SO ft .. · llec~ khtena~ ·I old. trom I AM to 4 I'M. If Pllno Tuning end Rep'olr. liner, loti of .. troslncluded. SIIV'enth St. New. Heven. forrocl. C.. l 4411-4418 lifter welry, qultlr, humldfier. dre11e1 1ize 3 and 4. Odds weicht bench, video dl1c and ends . Everything cheap. 41oi!Wathll eanie repe(r Int..- you muat be a lrunlcortll Muaic Co .. 114- Cell ahar 5 :00. 114-441· u.soo.oo . 304 · 8 ·82 - BPM. I -"'ent of Mooon coun _ tv 441·0117. Twontlelh .,... 7 200 player. etc . ; :so•·, e71-1833. I ;;.'i - g the . folio= of quality oarvlce. uno 1 - - · - - ' - - - - - , - 2312. Garage Sale, Beech Hill, W . Fumlelted apt. 1 bdr. •24&, · hlllll: proffof-,..., Drmlala, 114-742·2111 . ,. Klngsly ..SNOndo 7•24 ••· Glen Drive, Gallipolis. Va. Fri 31, Sat 1. Sun 2. utlltlea paid. 107 2nd .. 208 t Loat ·and Found ~.":.~--:"of~ w- - · d - end..,. , - , whh olr. flrepl•ce. Oallipolls, aduha. Call 441- Home interior, baby ttema. Watch forsign1 . Sam Welc h . ll1 1il.1h furniture. maternity. glrla .......... ~aeonr~·-. Coll luttltrl, ...,..,, microwave. 44111ehor BPM . houllhold. __. . of. any ....,. "'"' -· 1 I 1911 Cell Mon Sot 9 clothes. Honda 70, drape• . &·family June 1Jt, 5th St. Wllllre -:;;;;., tyn••. lt•· 742·3147ar 14-M2· to a' 114' 44113"47.· . .. ~... ' Upaulra apt. remodeled, Yord Sole Multi Family. Mason. Bed1; motorycles. LOifOnell-...,.-wlth capped etatuo. llnMIIplo";5001.• 1--:...'__·__·_u__. -:-beby items. clothes, rain or prtvate ' entrance, 2 bedHous• for Rent D-1 1 tattoo, In ••· ·Onoo met1t atube f • 2 ' 41 Hanoysuc:klo Rd. Addison, ' thine . room•. dntrel air. 12215 Oh Wel.tr pup. Vlclnhy of ato-tof~O::..torttet"' VWoepolrondltrV!we. No r • l l b y -: oppro•· . Juno 31o 4 , B·ll. 'T ~· Ra and uoed •• ,., J eores . of land with 1174 - - -- - - : - - -mo.. referencea. 821 V.. n own ••· • I meon 111-er "~ Cutle rnoLu. ho 14 I" 2 , c .. 114· .. 21111 ol .... houooahold; of ·a CoB m• lpm 114·N2- a cond - •• me. Cem•ery-3 bclr. brick. Second AVo, oil &14· 4411· 3 1 Fomily 1130 & 1132 8-family . Baby to adult clothing, glauware, mise ••or 271S •· .. • - ca..... bath, proga. lg.lot. eduhs, 2158. • 111 1711 • or S .,. • · . Vat.,.nbrlngyourDD-114; . · and 1812 Iuddy 10•1&. d-. u•Q mo. Call SOCoOTd Avo. ' Sot. only. conJumeble•: adible•. &10 · lo- tolt.melalo born- Jen. 1, e•pondo llvlngroom. 1-ot4·1U- 2144. 2 ltedroom opt. ,.modelod, Furniture, children• clo- McNeil Ave. 9 :00 Saturday . ~L •· lflile oa11uttw ~~=~ ~~:,:: A::O ~~~~ Live 1n .... rent 3 bedroom houM, cantrel cantrel elr, U7S mo .. rellr· thing, ne~ air cond. • oarvlol numller. An E.E.O. the · C1H 814·441· 9 :00 to 4 :00. be· olr, tZSO per month. R -· oncao. 821 Sacond AVo. all S Family Yord Bole · Flrot Tuesday -IIIH A"* , Ml~lrll -'PY*'· effect-hoe uti mateo . 42&3 or 114-379-2824, side Mason Bowling Alley, alnoe ........,, UO: ,._ Werd'l KAYbwrd, 304-171• encM. 41 Spruc:e St. Cell l -8.:. 14_·_ 44_._·_2_111_8:_._ _ __ houae an O.J'. White Rd. lot• of cloth•• end baby wertl, 1 114-14~·2831. ·lo- Own ypur own J11n· 11100 or 11.. 1124. · 1112 14oll fumlohacl, un· 114-441-21111. .9·1 •. Sat . I mile !rom HMC. item•. Unfurnlahed apartmenta. wAle lport.,..t, ·Udlee Apparel, clarplnnlng, woshar • dryer. S Cell 11~· 4411·3131 . Lim-In l'ort!-!!'· ;~!!!. C~. ~liM. CeM'AC, porch, ..c. cond .. 3 bdr. ronch . ........ near 941 Second Ave, Golllpolla, Baekyard •••• Saturday, 1 • 2 bdr 122& mo. utl~lto 1 • · - 1 .......... lliro1tlo.'l ,..,., Ao n IN. t'e11,000. Coli 114· 211· Nortll Golll• H.S.. noo O.rego Sale Oeorgas C...,. Juno 1, 9 :00 to 4:00. 2410 pd. Call 441-44111 oher IMctt mixed I'UPPY· 114- Jor_,he, Chle. LM. Uvl, • .• 1 21 114 211 11210 month, 1,10 dlpollt. Call Ad . next to Johnaon'a Mt. Vernon Ave. Cancelled If 1 . lpm. Ald... Juno23rd thru lth. 8 tein. IU-1127. , . bey ....... laaol, I..,._ ' ;:: 114· 318·871 1 aftor S. . ~ Tornlloy, Calvin llltln, .... olluadtmv good cond., 1 H omtit for Sale I 14170 l t u fou,... In t . . . . . v......,I-Pioone.U. t4.aoo. 1;111 114·371· 3 nn. houM wtth lteth. Fumltrhed apt. 3 room prl· to I . 4 milts North Route 2, gooCI 1 newly painted. Coil 114-, Ylte bath. ,.,.,.ncH r• Verd S1Je Chlldr*'• clo· cloth••· children• and mena : ... Cell :r,._i:f.:a~v-' M:::.~ : : : 1-' ,.,-.,;. ..,.-..,.--bclr. -ab\IIOU....;..;_ )17l or 114-371-2171. qulrecl, 141 2nd . Ave., 01111· 4 1 1 1 4441· 2223. thing, toyJ, b1by mattre11. mutti~flmily , wetch for aAgn polio. Call 114· 446-2211. h. HtoltMa•, OWr 1,000 .homl, 3,000 111.ft.. lltethl. 0 ..... far .... by owntr. curtolnt.lohouMholdltoma. Tuet4ov and Wodnnday . · Laet. !lrly;, . . . . . . , . . _ .....,., •7.100"to ••4.100 lllraptaru. ~~~-.•-· trelter low•• River Ad.· 1 bedroom houoeln M"""'· 2 bdr. crptl. t141 mo .. Rein or thine. Saturday. 8 to June 3 and 4th. 9 to ? CcleytyJ~e . . . 4111~out ln;a-~.T.......... III...-. 111,000. lleduoed ' tO 111,.-. o::ni.~;.::- ville. loolda Mlnoravltli newly d100rt010d, kltchan 5, and Sundays, 8 to 11 - - - - - - - - - by • • Plent. Total fum- . CoH 304·178· llodnev YMiego II folliiMIIIIII lid. 11_.. ClfiUIIn.. .... t4a.ooa. -" - " 1bte 1". Wilt . Gttrv C - .... I J.m. 11 dwt• M1. Ku- CIHI14· 441-7011 or 11.. CaH ,&14·441·1 3 be· electrta. C•ll 114·111• 1104. slgno. 104-17.. 1411. I-1171· H31. . II..M21. . ' ...._,riAM. 12 Noon: 1211 . Services •• ' I l'ornfroy- Middleport, Ohio ••ICIMI -laa. &=iy MJ:.• ...... Giii.iiP'oiii......... lilt......, _, - i 2 ' Public Notice Public Notice COUNTY: MEIGS PUBUC NOTICE Thefdlowlngwvrer8celved· bv Tho Ohio EnvirPlotection AIJ80CY (OEPA) loot weolc. EHectiw obtained at the offlc. of the Treaau!'8f, MiddlepOrt, Ohio. A certified check payable to lhe T"""'urer of the oi>Ove board of aducetiQn .., a aatisfactorv bid bond executed of finol ac:lona and by tha bidder and the ..,..., company. in an amount equal of propooed .:1iONI . .- atated. Final ec ~ to fiw -15%) of the bid ~ may I)JI appoolad, In aholl be oubmitted will! ooch • writing, 30 doyS of the bid. date of 11111 nolice, to Tho Said board of education Envilo..,_tal Boord of Re· ..,.,_ the right to waMt view. Rm. 101. 260 E. Town informalities, to oecopt or St., Columbuo. OH, 4321 6. IOfOCI any and all or of Notlco of appaol lhall be any and all bido. -will! the DinM:tor within 3 No bids con be withdrawn -doyo. l'n>poeed actions will f... atleattthirtyf30)dopthe scheduled ctooing time for Wllool • written adjudlcalion hearing roqueot io nJCeipto of bido. .,bmltlad within 30 days of M - Local Boord the INuanco date, ... tha Of Education Director reviHI/ wtthdrewa Jane Wagner, Treasurer the propooed action ..., Any 621 South Third Avonue Middleport, Ohio 45780 , may-""""'*'" 1 (614) 992·6860 and/ ... a mwting 151 24, 31 (6) 7, 14, 4tc ~within 30 doyS of theoctian date -ad. "Action," u , _ Public Notice - notin'*'<le -~~~If of a complaint. ....-.. publie ••. ilta. 1 public meeling m_, be hold. As to ony oction, indud· ' lng recolpt of werlliad complaints. ony peqon mayob181n !.,._.. non-- - - of lurthor actions. - infvrinedon. u - proWled in....of particular action•. .. 00"" rnunic:8tions -lhalbeoootto: Heoring C1oti<. OEPA. P.O. Boo 104S, Columbuo, OH, 4321_1 . Ph. 1614) 466-8037. ConsoJk OAC Ohap. 3746 and OAC Chapo. 37411-47 and 3746-11 for -.....,..,_, foroertiflcotion Huntington Diotric1 Coopa of - e..-... Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice io hereby ~ that INiod .,.._. wt11 be .,. coived at the offico of tha Board of Melgs·County Com......,._ at the Cou~ controct. BOnd refwMd 1D io 1 ' llicldor'l loncf ...,..,_.,rng in Puuavv. Ohio. LWtdl 12 noon on J..,. 19, 199&, and "'>ttiiid at 1:30 PM ·on that for ihe lol!owirlll .... bid, which beCor.- a Ptrfor· to~ paint (Sherwin Wollioma or equal) to tha following OJCterlor areas of the Meigs County Counhouao: AU tXI.-ior ..._ of tha Courthouse e><Cept the north _,,_of building) and root. Also to be lndudod In thio project Is one coat of Gold point to be applied to the Oomo of the Courthouse. Two 121_ coati of b i - p groy peont shall be applied to tha otoirwaya and balconies and two coats of biiiCk ruot·r - m enamel ""'" be applied io the rllilingo. All point ahlll be applied by brush only. Won. .noll begin not more · then 10 days after awl<ding of contract and be c:omplotad .........,in 5· 7-tfc • SALES .& SERVICE Trenching Of Any Type Dozer & Backhoe Serv1ce Plumbing Servoce · Welding. Lowboy Haulini Septic Systems liunsed & londed FREE ESTIMATE! •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR WILLI AMS I TRE~CHING SERVICE Rt. 4, Hy11ll Run Rd. · Pomeroy, Ohio 4$769 (614) 992-2834 or 992-6 704 ', S·20-1 mo.· YOUNG'S Roger Hysell Garage Rirel Estate General SERVICE - Notice Sent FridiiV NOTICE OF PUBUC MEETING A public meeting will be held by tha Rutland Board of Townaloip Truot- on June 8, 1985, at 7:00 P.M. at the Rultond Floe Houae. Rutland ()to;o: 992·22~'1.. PurpOie of the public moet· ing ia to dilcuu dt.ist control and tha epplication ofook brine on Townthip roads. . The Public is invited. E~na · newly redeoorated bath, beau· Swick, Cion. of s-- and independent will IMo received with - t o t h e - and body type and will ltate thet bedroom ranch wth full finished basement, woodburning fireplace, 2~ baths: Nice I acre lot Priced to ~~ at Real Estate 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(614)-992-332& NEW USTING - 66 acres young timbfr and minerals S300 per acre ' BIG FOOT PARK NO MONEY DOWN · $50. MO• .. *looting *Fishing *Shaded Sites •mott5.... $49,900.00. at assume loan paymenlsci$215 a month lor 26 years. 11 Wllo COUNTRY HOME - Sw1n> ming pool, lg. lot. mcxt 3 Br ·ranch home wnh full basemen~ carpeti~g and garage. finn - Older lrarm house, big n~ barn, producing gas well OFF 143 - Nial one ltoor PIICE REDUCED - On thrs 21 ocr! farm with 4 bedrooms,. tencln& bam, equipment shed acre. W09DS - New 5 rm. home Rea I· E ltate ·General .. lEAL ESTATE FOR SALE being buill 20 acres of land, woods, niGe creek and Southem schools. On~ $16,000. • SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with .3 bedrooms, 2 comPlete baths, dining room, living room and larp recreation room. Located on 8 ICrts. Llr&e farm pond. Racine area. . HOUSE WITH GARAGE: Small shop and ·st;oaw in basement. Four rooms and bath, 2 pordles, wport, new furnace and central POMEROY - Good 2 ~ 4 BR, hardwood floors. storm winaows. hat water heal sto\le, refrigerator and 2 porches. 2 ACRES - Near Pomeroy. Flvt POINTS - 5 Rm. ranch. range, dishw~her. carpeting all efec1ric and prage, on rice Iii Only $32,000. s.. air. IWdltport, Ollio. 10 I •anoiML IANI CAll t4t-2210,...AIIc for large oorner lot with a recently remodeled 5 room i'oose. 2·3 bedrooms, all on one floor. $1,000 down payment and DEXTER - Nice older 3 BR home. Slave, refrigerator, fur· nace, carpetin&. dbl carport and abotrt 2 acres. remodele<l 7 rm home. Furnace. woodbcmll', basement dbl. garage and leYet South on Ohio Rt. 7, 8 mlle1 belOW Gaflipolil crou R..:coon C ... . a,ldge. turn right •nd follow Jlni '( (all: 742-2407 5-23-ttn . ..... interest rate. $20,900.00. PRICE·REDUCED - 105 acre and minerals. Call to see thrs one. Now $57,!il!l.OO & JlOd ~ area. PrNate & q~ Now $11,000.00 POMEROY - A beautiful 2 stary older brick home with &III'&OOUS woodwor~ 2 fireplaces, central •• a pretty stairwly, and alt in good condiion. 'Mth $3,990 down, an inlerest rate ol 11 \0'11. and payments ci $376.79 a month lor 20 years, this can home ci distinction. ""'"I., $39,900.00. HAlTORS Henry E. Cl1t.nd Jr 192-lltl Dottit TIII1W SHADE RIVER DRILLING forrMrly NEW USTING..., ~use­ ci . NEW USTING - Racine Price reduced on th~ neat one floor plan with 3 bedrooms. Excellent condition with many NEW USTING - £Jstem Schoof District - Beautiful 3 TEAFORD Give Your Camper a Permanent Home EXCAVATING COMPANY cavating, landscaping, basements, sewage !IVatems, water and gas lines, water wall drilling and servjce, trucking !limestone & dirt). convenoence. $25,500.00. I' ~ Hea.to~ Drilling Co. •Water & Gas Well Service •Myers Pumps Sales & Service . SUPERIOR _ · _SID.ING CO. · VINYl ·& ALUMIIWUM' Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling , Roofmg of all Types Worked in home area 20 vears "Free Estimates" CAll COLLECT: Ph. 1614) U3·542 A-i • "We Rent Fo1 lm" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 4-1-2 mo. d. All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Start From 12'xl'' Sizes from 6'x6' Up .to 24'x36' · l,nsulated Doc Houses P&S BUilDINGS 011. Ph. 614-143·S19i lacln1, 10-6-tlc OH. 45743 Bottom, PH. (614) 985••m2 Use We Von Schrader Equipme~t Recommended by lead ing Ca rp el Manu· facturers . .St. At. I 1>0 North Gallipolis, Ohio 7/ l lllln ·'* :I A,A,A, 304·675-6276 '""" ,,, .f·.!!•·:.J · " "I L _ _ __ _I!:·!.!IO.~t~ 11 1U •. •if ..., q .. '{ l h i l) P-· L "'I.J ~~~~~ n '• r:t AUTORENTAL '' 1~ ---:.,--,.-~,.......; " · ., l 1 " '· ~'~ # •,,•. ,,; ' UMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL ·,~ '• ,, . t ,· •,,Jto "' FILL DIRT '. L-------~~~~~1-~«u .". 'FREE ESTIMATES" • · 3-22 -lin ,---:-==-----.',. J&F CONTRACTING OOZER, BACKHOE,. TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, 'NATEA, GAS & SEW !A ,UNES, RECLAMATICN, PONDS, SPRING DEV6LOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE &DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-720 · f" ! ··' t. • ~ir:l tfj"' ~.a , • ol d 'l :'f'IQ l IJ ')() " . t' ..... ". L-----.....l;l.;liJ ' ' Jl ear•••· 6 1 4 4 48 2 I--...-------- ·- ==:==:;::=:;::= ____ .,_ OU. 1:::::·:':::====}' r.•· , :. '' . . WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial CCIII: 11 -14-tfc Roofing Co. / NEW - REPAIR Gutters - DownsPouts ·Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors & Win dows Siding - Soffit Work Television Listeninc Devices ' · . Computerized Hearinc Aid Selection ~ Hearinc Evalu~tions For All Aces . ~ .- LISA M. KOCH, M.S: IIi ::z: :2: 949-2263 or 247-4641 " I•:r.rn BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WOII . *BASE MENTS '*SEPnc' SYSTEMS *FOOTE RS *GRADING SALES & SERVICE *C,ONCRET~ ~OAK IUSINISS , _ ( (6141 H2-61SO lniiiNU PIIOIII 16141 PH~ 142·23.28. 12· .. ,, n• · w,..• ""~I (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 · 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ' TRO. EXCAVA 317 North Sacond Middllport, Ohio 45760 .. - •• I .Licensed Clini_cal Audiolocist 4/29/tln PLUMBING & HEATING :; .... Pd:ii&iis'&'ilt .. ___ ·· c• . :Pt -. 1•r•u• DENNY CONGO ........ -.··., . WILL HAUl: . ·JUST CALL! · 992-3410 . -------···- 2 03 \ c: u~SAV. FOR All YOUR · -r •live Entertainment-free HBO .....w •.K1tchenet1es •Restaurant , ... -."J MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Howard L. Writesel •ln1ulatlon •Storm Doors •Storm Window• •Replacement Windows •N•w Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" 35185 Oak Hill Road long U-SAVE AUTO . RENTAL J&L BLOWN INSULATION UTILITY BUILDINGS lt2-51t2 ~46-4522 992·5875 Or 742-3195 VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING PIONEER CARPET & UPHOlSTERY ClEANERS CALL PH. 667-6535 or 985-4353 Slzn . SINGLE S%4.95 304-67 S-6276 ~ EUGENE LONG RENT A CAR MEIGS Will do all types ofex- features. Level lot with storage buildin' & tencin& In town Real Estate General .. -------=--to- 8 mila from Pomoroy-Maso• lridca ;, ~ . . . tiful patio. You wrl want to see this one' $41,000.00. the priorbUo10 dalivort COmply · -with .. - al ootety - regulations apec:ific:ttionl. and o:urrent Ohio Minimum Stand· -for School Buo Conotruc:· tion ol the D"""rtnwlt of Edooc- punuant to s 4511 .76 of the Ohio RoMied Codo and all other pertinent prowillana of t.w. Specific:tlionl and instnoe· tionl to biddert mav be - - Move right on and enjoy. Excellent oondition. Modern bui~·in kilchen with- dos· hwasher & trash oomPIC(or. 3 bedrooms, full basement, ·· ··~ RT. 62 NORTH POINT PlEASANT; W. VA: Pomeroy, •Aefngerators •Dryer.s •F reezer& PARTS and SER VI No Sundoy Colis ...,... 992 -62.15 or 992 , 7314 •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges NEW USTING - Middleport · .- 1------..:...- '' ..... '!' . MOTEL "We Rent ~or Less" V. C. YOUNG Ill All Makes PH. 949-2101 or 949-2160 • -.- 985-3561 Built .. Free Eatimetaa" E.Mal1nW POMERQY,O • . • 151 31, 1tc Homes . KEN'S APPLIANCE . SERVICE . SIDING (0. New (Free Estimates) ~- 446-452'2 Addona and remodeling Roof•ng and gutter work Concrete work Piumbmg and electrical work (CUT OUT fOR FUTURE U!£1 . IISSEU s.,.., RENT ACAR CALL CARPENT~R PH. 992-5682 or 992-7 121 *VINYL SIDING 0 ALIIII11NUM SIDING "ILOWN iN INSUlAnON 3/ 2/lfn TR£NCHING IS OUR UN£ ai BOGGS . a ••P•- WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE PAT HILL FORD Derk Ollmond CoaiCorpordon (5) 31 16) 3, 4, 3tc Public N_ptice ' · Office 949·1493 Home 143:·SJ•IG 992-.3345 CLIIC .....,._ .• t .. ,....., .......... ,... •...., ......s,.... •H111vy haulinl •Flee esti1111tes . OON IOK t04 Mullltrry Av., Pomeroy HEADQUARTERS FOR We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. Public Notice GREG ROUSH 992-7611 PH. LEGAL •SATELUTE SALES & SERVICE Notlco II horoby given that ll1 Hm A Full Time Daolo Diomond Coal Corpora.. Shot Technician , don, 23879 R - Ad .. on Outv Pomeroy, 45719. permit no. D-0111-1, wll be lllaotlng. RIDENOUR Tho propoaad Mining ()paro992·2196 TV & APPLIANCE tiono, to in'*'<le 101p mining and~ ...... CHESTER-985-3307 Middleport, Int. II ioalted in friction 2 4/l / lfn friction 3, and tr.clion 1:t s.bury Townahlp, Meigs 'r----~-'-jhr-'-------~ County end NQ'th of s- 1'1 Aouta 7, Eaat of Smto Route 7, 33 and 124 South of within 30 calendar ct.ya. CountvAOIId2511nd-.of permitting. Penally Townahlp Rooocl 204. . Tho U. S. RT. 50 'EAST beyond specified time .na1 be poOf*tv io locetod on the lt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio e5o:oo per day. Pomeroy a...dronalt . at the GUYSVILLE. OHIO AU propoSaio muot 'be OC· 7.6 m1nu1o u .s .a.s. Topo . . companied by a Bond lligned Mop. Authorized John Deere • by two Suretioo approved by lllutlng wiA be conducted New Holland, Bush Ho& the County Commiuionert. in Mionday . through Saturday. Farm Equipment Also Trans111lulon the amount of 12,000.00 for 8:00 A.M. to NOON and 2:00 Dealer • the faithful """""""""" of1hll P.M. and 1:00 P.M. ThrM looo'nso wil be 8 minutaa beloro Bliotlng, Two !1ams wil .. bo -.ndod 6 ~ mirlutea blaatlng. ' ·3-24-Uc ' ; ,StanloyH..m 16) 31, 1tc board SERVICE • cttl1t Far111 E•ulp111e11t Parte Ser•lce 115-18. . . ·, Genorol' .,....i;! lo in...tl -r..,powlthintheHuntington Diltrict in al Wllllll'l. T_., "Frn Estima..s" IMtallation Avoilaltle /4/ lfn •Septic systems Businus Forms, Copy Services, Etc. . HS Mill 51., Middleport COUNIIY : 't OPEN EACH's-a · •Oil field service •t.andseapin& dasements :Plaonnddsclearina . ""!;. •Wood Modo Cabinetry Design ond P.lonning , . EXCAYA11NG IlK. PLUS: Offi<e Supplies & furniture, Wedding Stoandtr'o GrodMuotio•,. " Signs, Rub r agne Stamps, Housing eom-•r'·r-::----'----''---RADIATOR t61 31 , t61 1. 2tc PRINTSHOP AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Various T -.. OH to 401 CertifiQotion. Public Notice No.- IHI NOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCHASE OF THREE SCHOOL BUSES FOR MEIGS LOCAL BOARD Of EDUCATION Seeled . Pf10 p CI • will •• !Jed by tho Board of Educlllon of the Meigs Locol School Diotric:t of Middleport. Qto;o, at tho Office until 12:00 noon on Tuoodoy, June 18, 1986, and at !hot - _.c by the T.....,., ol uid a-d, -.rated, and a repon . . - to uid Board at its neii'l IChadioled n ... ling • proWled by t.w for thrw f3J 71 p. .anger IChool " ' - · -=ordioog to opec:iflca· I , TOWN · ROSIS' FDI All Ym Prlalllf Nulr •Rosidtntiol & Commercial •Developments & Commer<ial Sites •Single anti Multi Unit 742·2027 · Controct. THJ QUALITY CONSTRUCTION Aft1r S C.U bidden after award of AI ....,._ be coby the Ohio Worbr'a Compensation program . cribed County ....rt<: lliddor'a' riak number muort be bid. Fumllh Ill · lllbor. and opplionceo 10 ' The Meigs County Commiocomplote in o -......., the right to manneoo; al ocroplng or wile liCCepl '"'- rolooct ti'IY or al bide brulhing, pointing. Nglaling and/ ... - port-· where n -. , _ '*-' M~ County fnlmoo and brick. apply one (1) coat ocrillc mMOnl'y white Maoy Hobo-. • ROUSH ACCENT ':=~~:2~:;~y bondo .-wingwill- be ·retumod AI - 10 -·her . tiona of S8id oducetion. tr=~~· · =Brrru=s::;.:i~n¢e=ss:;-r·;::S~e~rv;;i;;c~esf.:_::::;;;;::::::~~ '] Public Notice --Bond . ~ ··~ -. 'I .;; --L.,, •= ":;,.: · tteo - 1-...:..:..:....-:------ .!..:· "".>• m.ooo. -:::~:-:-.....,-'-:--::-..:_ 1-;;'~jiarl;;;.;;;.;;;;;;t' 3 1- - - - - - - - - &::C, c• .,..... II c.. c-. II ( ,. '· .. �• • 12- The 44 Apartment for Rent LAFF·A·DAY 64 Misc. MerchandiM 68 8a Veg.tab.lea KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®br urrr Wrlfht 81 1100.00. Phont 3o.t-171· 420l!. ca r~. complete kitc hen.·Call 81 4· • 446-4383 doyo or 81 4 -" 6· . ,0 1 39 evo. Furnlohod opt . 1 31 4t h, 3 bdr .• t 195. wate r pai d . Call 446-4416 otter 8PM . . • St!r v tt.f' !, S e1n up ri ght freezer , M own 1 bdr lipt. down· town location, CA, 31. 1985 . Ohio Sentinel .-:-="~:-:-::::-:-:=:=-::;:c-;;:;:-;;-, •• Home 11~~::;.;,:::::;;:,;: • Improvamentl :. : ; .• ... .,r -----------------~·.~·. ·aooutlful bolgo Orlentol print oofo . oxc cond . 1128.00. Pllono 304· 178· 3818. 13 The Daily Sentinel- Ohio Cablntt typo floor model otereo. AM · FM 8 track tope ployor with turnublo . 11211.00. 30+812·28114. Anic apartment fumiahed. I 1 80, utlitleo pold. ohoro beth. mole proforred. 819 2nd . Ave.. Glllipolis. Can 448-4416 ofior 8PM . NOW, DO I LOOK Attox 6 ol!lel oil terrene vlhiclt. exc ohopo. 304882· 2887. 3 bdr. newly r..inodeled duplex. 648 Sacond Avo. Utility ro.o m. kitchen, dinin· . groom . Coll814-448-8293. LIKE A l<lfJ(:J-• OR 1>0 I. ~001<. ~liCE A KIN&l" Crone elactrlc fumeco with 2t.h ton central air end hordworo 1700.00. :J04. 675-2700 . . 813 3rd. AVo. 1 bdr. Privoto bot!\, 11 38 mo., lncludeo ·water. depoait required. Call 814-448-4222. between 9 & II. Completoly furnlohed 2 room apt. t150. All utilitiea poid. 1 poroon. Lady preferred. Coll448-1414. WANT ADSbring Vacation Money , ·Tobor Upholotory. For rail-:• 1972 Chevy ·Blazer. IIIWD. Good ongl~o . Gopd body. t1.1100 Of boot offor. Donny 814·89B-82119. Rivenida Apta. Middleport. Special ratea for Senior Citizens. t130. Equal Hou• ing Opportunities . 814· 19114 Chov buo 409 engine, would . moko exc. compor. 1100. 304-11711-3880. 992·7721. Ploaoont, 1 1 . tnlleo from Mooon, 7& conto quart; t9.00 for 1 3 quorto. oave goo, 304•87&-2817. Bl11ck. brick. mortar and masonry 1upplie1. Mounteln Stoll Block. Rt. 33. Now Haven. W. Ve. 304-882· 2222. One or two bedroom apart· ment1 in Pomeroy. Fur· niahed or unfurnished. Rent nogotioble. Coil 614-992· 6723. 66 Pats for Sala f ,11111 & Supp l il!!, liVI!SIIILk 61. Ferm Equipment 40.000 mi.. Nno good. noedo oxhault. 14&0. Coli 814· 379-2737. 1983 Dodge Chorgor. 34.000 nliloo, gocd cond. Cell 814-2!18-1 788. . ' 73 Muotang v -8. auto, duo I exhaust .runa great; •aoo. Or tredl for motorcvclo. Call 81 4-379-2430 . 19811 LTD II 4 dr .. olr. rur dlfrott. cruloe, tAt wheel, tinted giolo . Coil 81 4:388· BB24. ' CROSS & SONS 1 ~droom apt. for rent. Nicety tocated . Contact .Vii· lege Manor in Middleport. 614 · 982 · 7787 . Equal Houaing Opportunity·. Nice 3 pc. LR, wrought iron .,.tio furniture. couch. 3 awlvel rockara. · Call 61 4· Apartment for npnt in Mid· dleport. 1 bedroom. fur· niahed, utilities included, 448-0ll97. t200 per month piuo d 0p· oolt. Call after 8pm 614· 992-7.177. Furniahed, 2 bedroom apart· HILLCREST KENNELS Boerdlng all breldo. Heattd lndoor· outdoor locilitleo: AKC Doberman puppilo: Stud Service. ColiS 14·448· 7785. Bri8rpetch Kennell Prof8solonol AU-brood grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fecilltleo. Engiloh Cocke.r Sponil,l puppieo. Cell 814-388· 9790. . ' u.s. 38 Welt. Jockaon. 1 917 Mortury Capri Ohio Ohio. 814-286-8481 . very cond .. 11 .BOO or Maoooy Ferguoon. New boot otr.r. Coil 814·3117· Holland, Buoh _ Hog Boleo lk 0502 or 1114--.&-11120 be· Service. Over 40 uood . lore 7 Ilk for D'bble: tractOfl tq chooM from II complete line of new I& uood equipment. Largolt ooloction In S, E. Ohio. 19114 Seoro 1 B HP, 2 yr. warranty. Coli 814·38B' BB24. ' go"" 1980 Z·28 Comoro, PS. PB, AT, AC, Hop, 69.000mlfoo. new tirea, good· cond . • 18,260. Coli 81 4· 448064B. . 1 977 Corvotto . on• o'w ner. uc. cond., 48,000 mi. Coil 61 4·248·9&88. mont In Middleport . All utilltieo poid. Coil 814-992· 5084 altar 6pm.· · 1878 Ford Fairmont, good cond. Coli 81 4·2116·1 134. APARTMENTS ,' mobile end · Gallipolio. 814-4468221. '' 19'78: Comoro 4 opd., PS, PI; ohorp, 12,400. Cell e1 4· 446' Ul31i. Ragi-ed Auottoilorl Blue Heeler pupa . guaranteed to worlc cattle. Ready to go. Coli 814·448· 2109. Furnished apanment down· town Point Pleaunt. utilities paid, deposit reqUired. 304· B91i-3460: ':;-:ir~~~~:;:;:J !i 3 room .turniahed apt. -. ·l·r cond. utllitiealncluded, O\ft· iiklrts ·Hei'lderton, ·private entrance. · 1246.00 month; Coli 814· 304-876-6730. Middleport on Nonh Fourth Avenue, 2 bedroom apt, furnished. 1-304-882· In Ford 7000 troctor. Set of 4 Bottom·Plowo. Good condition. Coil 81 4-68B·8B88. 2666. Polo BuMdlngo ConotNctod Furnished efficiency ept. for one working person, private 1176. per month . Utilitie1 paid. ,Gentlemen preferred. for commercial. garagea, farm. store•. etc. Any 1ize. fr11 ootimoteo. Coil 304· 8711-3981. 304 · 675 · 2083 or 1175· 68B9. 63 Livestock Regioterad Hereford bull • .4 yearo old. Cell 814-446: 7339. Pair bay mer.. yearling & 2 yr. old full ailters. Also furnished room. range, ra· frlg . 1100, share bath. sin· raglotored Bolglon mereo lk goldlngo. Broke to workiOI' poradoo. Call 114·863· 6043 or 614·854·'1894. glo mole . 919 2nd . AVe., Gollipolio. Coli 448 ·441 8 after 8PM . Rent 1976 .Cornaro LT. 308. 3 oped, rune good. 17110. Cell 814-742-202B. ' 1974 Cutlooo Supnome . Ae· built engine. rebuilt trane· mialion, new parts. Runs good. Body rough. t600. 814-992-58... . 19B3 Pontiac T·10.00 hotchbeck, air cond, AM· FM. tilt wheel, 4 now tlroo, 2 new beck ahocka, also apart 197B Toyoto Collce GT. 36.000 mileo.li opood tronl· million. wrockod. UOO.OO. 0.8.0. 304-878-3841. 1873 Monte Corio. 80,000 mHeo, PS. PB, AC. AM·FM Cl81et11, 60 Watt• boOater, t1,40o:oo. Phone 304· 8711· 2073 otter 4:30PM. email or •.I 715·water paid, 4th Trailer space 165 plus dapoait, traah 8. water paid. 1 mile from 'hospital . Cell 814·446·1364. 19B2 Hondo Moped' bright red with blkt.r lm. EC under 1000 miloo. Call 614· 446· 3376 . 1978 Hondl560 low miloo. f885. Caii814•448·B103. Dinette set, swivel rocker, love. seat, & patio awning 12x6.8 . Corbin & Snyder Furni~ura, 814·446-117·1. 1'974 Ford Torino. PB. PB. olr cond, 11100.00. Phi:IM 304-878-8831 . For sale or t rade couch & chair , couch:to-a bad, good cond . 1400. Cell 614-3BB· COUNTRY MOBILE Home 97B3. Pork, Route 33. North OIJ -:---:---,.------Pomeroy. Large lots. Cell' Livlng~oom auite, or 814-992-7479. best offer. Movingmustooll. Coil 614-446· 2089 . . Trailer 1pace for rent. 1 mile eaat of Racine on Rt. 124. Uoed dryer 180. Coli 814Phone II 1 4-949-2008. 266-6261 otter 8:00 . '81 Toyota Tercel. red. 4 opood, 81.000. mileo, very good cond, .3.1110.00. 304-t71-2700. •eo . -·· Gent'a DftP Stream Cll...-: ' ·Cleaning, upholatre,y-:. ecotchguerd , deodorl~i rt:~ · frN tttlmotoo, llighi\1. ·~ ·, . commended . 1114-if9•· 11871 or 1114-'742 ..2211 : ·. ·: ~ -. . dowe. intuletlng, roo~ :. • : and remodeling, • .ct:J.n~t ..,... new. >: · crete. Coli 304· 773-8)~.~ . ' ' : - ~· :-- ~ RON'S Telovloion Houoe Ufls on RCA, Oii~or: ; "• GE. Spoclallng In Zonlth. • · Call 304· 878-2398 or 81'. _ ; : 448-24114. • 7" •. 8...,..,.. ;, .. . <. 1982 Hondo 18ii~ cc 3 wheeler. oxc. cond. Coil 814· 448· 1113B oftor liPM. - 1978 Jiondl C8600T like now. 3.ooo ·mileo. Colloftor 4:00.814-448-7002. ' RINGLES'B SERVICE .' ..-:~(: 9olt offer 1 980 CRBOR motorcycle. need CDI 304-876-2530. ' bo•. 19B1 Horidl Odeoooy. good cond . 1800.00. 3114·6711· 1758 otter 8:00. 1976 Hondo CB200 rood bike t360>00. ~ 981 Kowe· oakl 175 KDX dirt bike oxc cond 11100.00. 304·SB2· 28B7. - - -=----:-":-" ' Fetty Troo Trimming, otj,mp · · romovol. Call 304· 176· •: 13j1 . • - perlenced carpenter. eleyltt:- ; .. dan, meaon , painter. roor ... ..., ~04-895- 3802 . Siarka Tree and Lawn S_,r;. ~· vice, atump removal. 30~ ~ 8711·2010 . • • ._, ' ,... Boet• and Motors for Sale '- 76 Will ttodl 10. ft. olunflnum bait foro good Coondog. or 1811 for 1200. Coi1'81'4·U8· 1473. 1972 VW Super Beetle f~r parts, · no engine, alto 4 apeed VW trans exla. 3046711·7241 . 77 MENTS, repfe~ment win• _ dowa. aluminum soffit.~_: . . ,· 'idlng, contlnuQ.U• gutt_et;r. --; troe tttimltoo, all ..wo>tll '. · , il~•ronteod . Coil evoningw.: · : 304· 878-21144. . . ' . ~ PI um brng & Heating 82 ,·· ••••• . ~ : ... :·~·: ... I" ' . -... ~ :~ ... . , . CARTER ' S PLUMBING ···· '·· .. : . AND HEATI.NG . Cor. Fourth and'PI•b · : • • .•: Golllpollo, Ohio , ' ' • Phone 111 4·4411 · 3888 • 814·448-4477 :-:: : >.:'•'.· vi·:- JIM'S PLUMBING lk HEAT·. lNG . Rt. 1. Box 3!15, GoH~ polio. can 814-367· 0!176'. . 83 Auto Repair ... . . . . ... .,• • . ATTENTION! AnENTIONI BJ'o Body Shop now open. Free eltlmataa. No job too omoll. 304·878· 2863. Good· 1 ExCI\IIting, HM· ~ ments, footers, drivewav~t aeptlc Ulnka, tandacaping. 79 Motors Homei 8a Campers 16 ft. fold down camper, aluminum top, canvas aides, good cond., 1880. Call 814·446·4033. 1 1977 Ploy· mor compor. oloopo 11. oolf· contilnod : AC. both. wall --If corpet. tx~ . cond.. 13,3110. Coli ., 4· 441· 2297. 83 Palomino Pinto camper. fold down, 20 ft. goo fur· nance, glirenge. oe• refrlo .• al.molt new. uHd 1 timea. quick olio. · CaU 814-387· 0334. Do'aar Work land clearing. landacaping. etc. Free eatimoteo. Call 814-446-8038 or614· 992-7119 onytime. Dozer and dumptruck MI'IIicll. D.A. Bolton ExcavM- , lng. 614· 667·6fi2B or 814378-82BB. 84 Elactricel 8a Refi'igeration SEWING Machine ' ,.;pairt, •rvice. Authorized 81,11g8r • Salea & Service Sl\arpe~;t Scl18ora . Fabric S'hop , Pomeroy . 814-992· 2284. · motorcycle.' Coli t14-189· 7191 . ' clu""""'* for hi,ro. und. gravel. hay. Ul)ha!aterv 'J . 44--- . 1. er-rr .1._..,, ' ' R .• M Furniture Manufactuflng. lt. ·lit. City, ~ ~ 14~. .._ 116-4483431·. Dl41 • now Upl:o-. · liltronix Moon A-. otle~CD RICK'I NEW AND UII!D FUfiNITURE. ·Com.... our priG:~!. IOdoy. Phono 304-77J-8430. .. · TRISTAtE ' · ~• UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 lee. Avo .. Golllpolio ~~;;«8· 7133 9r., 4· 446: ,C 14e,O.OO. ......... J00 lnlp 1200.00. Doc M- Cl 120.00. J04.671-2700 3:00. . '• . . '· • Kelly McGilllo. John Mol- MecNIII/Lohrer (JD kovich. Anthony Michael Hall, 1.-lnda Florentino and Michelle Pfeiffer . ~ewe (jJ) Now Nomo Thot I l'une ',. •J•ffl....... 7:l0 • (I) TID Toe Dough (JJ Cloco Kid II) Mojor Laeguo a-boll: Atlonto at Pltttburirh (J) (J) Fomily Feud CIJ Jeopardy . 1 ® Wh. . l of Fortune ® Entortalnmont 'Tonight • • • WKRP ln· ~inclnnotl 8~ ·• (I) ('lJ Bott Tlmoo a 11 • ' ' •· · "' " @ Collage World Serloo • ·'i ·· 'Gam . • #_2 from Om . •ha, NE ·'" ID.IDWe-r(CCI • tll Cil !fil AfterMAtH · · (J) IHl Woohlngton Week/ 1 1 •• • Review Paul Oukele l oined - by top Welhington jour· nallata analYzing the ·· · • week'l new1. 8 :30 ~·{I) 01'8111: Ad¥enture _.. ... ~ -())-(]])To Ia AnnouncMI •. • , • • Cil (fil AftorMABH (J) 1Hl Woll Stroot Wook Louis Ruk~y1ei' enalyz:et 1ha '80s with 1 weekly re. , .. _ -.~'l ew of economic and in· 1 ., Ylltment matttira. . .. • , · l: 1.,e t- .,.~ Mojor Leeguo Boooboll : Cinolnnett et St. Lou11 8:00 • (I) ('lJ v "· (JJ 700 Club '·:;, ' , Cll .ID &onoon !CCI , • • (I) (JD MOVIE: 'Lioton to ' " Your l'teorf : _ • (J) IHl Shokoopoore Ployo .~ , (CC) 'Loves's Labours 1 ' ; ; lost.' A. klng'l pllnl for :- abt tinence In his court ere ... thwarted by the arrhfll of 1 princ••• and her ledla•inweiting. Jenny Agutter. David Warner, Mike Gwi· II!"~2 hrl.) · 8:30 (JJ ~o-lloAnnounoed • 10:00 • Mloml Vlot (J) Mo end Mbm ., (CCI · " • '' (HIOI MOVIE: 'Tootoil' •• , · ' (CCI 10:11 (J) MOVIE: 'Tho Mummy' · " [MAXI Tho Girl Groupo: Tho · . • • I!Orv of 1 Sound ,_,J_=lp•(J)IIJ. -..l.·- . ·'. !~ '•• • .. _....... 1111 CoM!y lhow MOVII: 'Tho Woml~ Cl) Sporting lifo 'When the Cheering Stops.' Former major league pitcher J im ·catfilh' Hunter is profiled . Oe'Wld Letterman (HIOI Coming Att.roctlono (MAXI ·MOVIE: 'White Witch Doctor' 8:30 • (JJ NIC Nowt (I) • ~ AIC Nowo (CCI CIJ Nowo · DCil Concern (J) Stetowlde !D CIS Nowo (fi) Thlo .Old Houet (CCI (HIOI MOVIE: ~Android' (I) Too CION for 7:00 • Comfort ~ SATURDAY E!liiii e:OO ew IIl • (J) 9 • 9 N!IlThiM(I) GMrlil Champlonohlp W-"1n8 - - ---l- - - - - ------~ t (J) l.Airomle @ USFL Footboll: Mem- ~ia et New J•rM'f (lJ Mojor Lllgua llooobolt Atlohto ot Pltllburgh (J) D (J) Hoo How (!)ltor-rch (J) Dr. Who Movie liD Wheel of Fortune (fi) Nowton'o Apple (CCI .. aJ> Solid Oold . g Stir -rch J~nlor (I) Hong' Tight Willy Bill ~··' 1D Jeopardy ]: 30 • (fi) Joon 8hophord Amerloo (CC) 'Cho Che Lo110n1 on c Deck at 9am-.' Jean She· pherd explores the polli· billty of love at 111 when he tekel e cruise on the S.S. Emerald Sea out of eCome (I) CIJ Hunter ())ISPV . SOlid (MAXI Big B,.:k 11 :45 Cil Night Trocki 12:00 (JJ To Be Announced Mike Hemmer Mike inve .. e Prloon M inistry !1J MOYI E: 'Purple porter; about to break a mejor story ab9u't a secret group of hire4 811BIIinl, il murdered. (RI (60 mln .l (J) loolng 'rhingo (HIOI Not Nocooeerily tho Nowo ' · (MAX) MOVIE: 'Sixtoon Condlee' (CCI . 10:30@ Coli- World ,Serloo • Gome #4 from Omoha, NE IHl Fell • Rloo of R. Porrln (HIOI Hitchhiker: Foot to Foco 10:45 (I) Night Trock• Chortbuotoro . 11 :00. (I) (I) CIJ . . (J)!D . (jJ) Nowo (JJ Buo- 'n Life Murilor Moot Englllh IHl Tonight ot Forllnghonl IHIOI MOVIE:' ' Reunion II FalrbOrough' (CCI 11:30 • (I) CIJ Seturdoy Night· b, THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS , S It's obvious! 1 Maine city >& Chop down 6 Premise I :JO 6 "Casablanca" star ' 10 Hurt 11 College 6 Wat.chlul in Mich. 7 Transgress 8 It's likely !I PUt In a l l Gullet I>& Plural of genus series 16 Small violin 12 Bike for · Yeolerda)''l Allower 18 1812 event two 17 AnaiB 18 Ridge 23 Quencr..,J 29 18 DeRect 21 Sailor· 22 AtlniCllve' 23 Fobd tlsh 19 Singer 2>& Intentions 30 Jeny , 26 Suspend t;ol<>re<l 22 Songsti'et!S 27 Sa:yle of Irene coat . ;_,,....,....,..-;,,.. "' 26Zenana 26 "What Now 6-++-+- 20 U ttje bit ·w Live My -,. (JJ John Ankorberg Cil MOVIEr To Bo Announced D (J) MOVIE: 'Borbory !?Uncommon 28 Pansy 1=+-+-· native 29 D.C. group SITeaoe Cooo( ID Telethon Con(d II Woman's nickname 33 Ancient 35 Supposing 17 Really! 18 Signify 38 Recent 40 Bullock >&I Watched DOWN 1 Football player Z Pun&ent e e (tJI o•. WhO e (JJ CIJ Memo'o Fomily Ill (jJ) ABC Nowa (CC) t!l~·f· ,.,,,( (I) . II Cil Solid Gold 1~r1 (CCI (JJ MOVIE: 'The 9ottlo of e Was hington. School' 12:30 (JJ 1:00 M i ami. 8:00 • (I) CIJ Dlff'ront Strokoo the Commandoa' ~ (jJ) T.J. Hookor (CCI Cil!D Covor Up (fi) Crodlo ol thl litera: Story .o f thl Loulolono Hayride The Loulsianl roots of some of . Nllh· . ville's moat succe11ful l tlrs 1re traced. (80 min.) (Hi.Dl MOVIE: 'Rhlneotono' (CCI (MAxl MOVIE: 'Deeth Hun( (I) CIJ 1r• Your Move 8:30 (I) Sneok Prevr- Film critics Jeffrav Lyons and Neal Gabler review 'Brawl· ter'l Mlll lona,' -'A View to Kill' and 'Rambo: Firat Blood 11: CIJ Glmmo o lrttk 8:00 (DLovo ao.t(CC) Alrwoll . Myeteryl (CC) 'Tho Woman in White.' Walter controntl Sir Percival •nd Count fOICO about their In· volvement In Laura'• f!!!ght. 180 mln .l 9 'telethOn: Chlldren'o Ml-loN-rk Nowo/ Sign Off IHBOI MOVIE: ' Ropo Men' 1:30 CJ) NFL Filma S uper Bowl VII Highligh ts · Miam i vs. IMAXI MOVIE: ' 8oording tlgate• when a cub re- · CIJ ([) Avengere (J) • !HI Finder of Loot Lovoo (CC) D (J) Mlckoy 8pllleno'o Ema~en cy Fam ine: Alert (I) Celebratea Summer (]) Sportacenter TruCks · (JJ LOVI Thot Bob Cil ABC Nowl Nightllne CIJ FrldiY Night Vid-a . . (jJ) Newo , (HIOI MOVIE: 'Tonk' (CCl) 1:00 (JJ I Morrled Joon ~ Cil ABC Rookl G1 (jJ) CNN Heodllno Nowt 1:111 !D MOVIE: 'Burn, W ltoh, Burn' 1:30 (JJ Oobil Ollila Cil Stor Seerah [MAXI MOVIE: 'Where tho Boyo Aro' '94' (CCI 2:00 (JJ 8oaholor Fothor @ Nlozda Sportolook CIJ Nowll81gn Off IIIII MOVIE1' Montorey Pop' 2:18 (JD CNN Hoodllno Nowo 2:30 (J) Blondle @ SportiCintlr 1 (J) MOVIE: 'Foul Agolnot the Oeeerf IHIOI MOVIE: 'Tho Chon1 • ng 7 700 Club 3:00 Collage World Berloo .Gomo # 1 from Omeho. NE (MAXl MOVIE: 'SOidior of Oranp' (lubtltlldl 41 18 (HIOI MOVIE: 'llue Thunder' (CCI 4:30 (J) llltiiiY • 10:00 lottie of the Monoter • Cil Night Trocko Cil Benny Hill Show . !D MOVIE: 'City Bonooth , the Sea' . IHl From the A.F.I. GIIHI ABC llooko 1111 MOVIE: 'Tho Slductlop: Roy Brodbuty' JHIOI Th•ter: Marionette•. Inc. 12:30 • (I) Late Nigh' with bachelor porty. IRI 9:48 Cil Roody or Not. Here IHl Sevlng Energy CA. (2 hrl.l .. ' , • • PIN I I Oon't Let Mo Dlo , •. IHIOI MOVIE: 'Blue Thun· • dll" (CCI . -!MAXI MOVIE: 'Fi:mo' 1 CIJ Toklng Advontogo va. CoeUI Ricll Coverage of this aoccer metch it pre· sented from Hawthorne, til Lon• Ranger Hour • !HI ABC Nows Nightllno Twilight Zono (MAXI MOVIE: 'Tho Fronoh WOman• ' 1 2:00 (JJ Bumo • Allen @ world Cup soocer Quollfrlng Round II · U.S. •' (JJ) Newawetah 11:10 e!IlCIJTonithtSh-To- ·I lyons and Nell Gebler look at Hollvwood·a rising start: Matthew Modine, 'Newahour : ~ r Aloo poolo filled. <;oll'814· 2511· 114 1' or 81 4- 448 · 11711 or 814-446:7911 . 87 (fi) · • ·• • James .Boyf Water Servic•. lumber , eta . 3M · 6711 · 3190. 3 · •. · (J) ~· Flit bod (I) PM Magailno .(])Branded • • ' Cil Sanford ond Son •CIJ Entertelnment Tonight CIJ Wh. .l of Fortune G Cil WhMI of Fortuno 11BO Joyco fold down umper. · aleepa e. exc . cond., care frM 1 awning, fumance, .Iota of storage. WIU trade tor car, truck of w1nta to ltuy aluminum. .copper •nd ..._, scrape. boot ,totlon, @ Sportootnttr Cil WKIIP In Cincinnati D (J) MOVIE: 'Tho Stolklng Moon' !DToxl lfi)8nook Provlowo J eft roy e iWINiiiu~,ihl;:u~l-:-.~.;,;,.,.;;;,,~.·~ i.~~.,· ca 1·~ OWftllr l ooel, 51 Hou1ehold Goode 7:00 • Cell onytlme 81 4 · 448· 4637. Jomeo L. Davioon, Jr. Worko Inc. 83B E. Main St.. Pomeroy. '614-~· 3B$1, . • 62 C8,TV, Radio l:qulpment r11ght'a guest is JoBeth Wil· · ·Iiams. (fJO min.) (I) Beat of Oroucho FRIDAY EVENING .Haul Umaatone, und. gra· vol 1dirt, bu• or bog·fortUizer and lime . Excelaior Salt ,I E~~ning Telev~ionLutings __~----------~------------------------------~--~------------------~----Heart' Gold Gl !HI 5/31/85 814-992·81., . Mi•ll.ir.llllll \ Eltcavating 304,676· 1078. ' 304-89&-3460 . such things! ' 61 4·3117· 01123 or81 4·387· 7741 night or dey. Garage· atorage space near downtown -P,oint Pleaunt, 11oreward? MllliOMOOIId~andhe~~t~m Rotary or cable tool drilling-. • Moat well• completed aeme day . .Pump Mill 'and ""'J; . w-. . KaK has a ·t otal electric apota available. one in Ohio P•rk an.d one in WV park. Coli 304·876· 3000 lor Int. Rover. don't say lng . (including hot tar : eppllcotlonl 304-875 - 2088~ or 6711· 73118. ~. • Ken'a Water Serv.... cist..-nt, poole filled . Phone Trailer spacea, one •mall child ICC8pted . No pet1. lk'ooverand Lil rescLAed Mr. Bills' B 1k D HOME IMPROV~~~ · leogo, 4 opd. ltondord. 304· 117!1-6633. 1 981 PlymOI!th Rollont K, good lih-. being treno· forrod. muot ooll. Coil 304· 773· 5017 otter 11:00 PM . :·:· : . D.ond M . Controctor.,i/lriyt::: ·aiding. replacement ; ¥j~•·. · , 1969 Mutton~ . VB on gino, good cond, by original ownor. coli 304-773-5187. Mobile home lot, 12'•60' or lk Neil, Gelhpolio. Coli 446· 441 8 oft or 8PM . M otorcvcles 1977 Buick Century 360 cu.ln. V·B. looded with aptlono . . j::oll 614· 246· '160HPblockmuoutboord 68.8 4. · · · motor, e:q:. eond. Call814· ' lc367· 0611,t .. 1!!.'1!" ,. Plymouth Sotelite . !;;::=~=;::::=::: N -. ·benery: ; Groet iireo . Runo good. 1200. 614·988· 76 Auto .Parts 4119. Collllronlngo. 8: Ac;cesaorles tire never uHd. Low mi- for 74 . homH. houaea. Pt., Plf[iasa_nt 814-379· 2860. . 81 Plymouth VtiVIdoore. Strewberrle8; . pick your own. 6 milea from Point 46 Space . pholltering, free eltima(e( .. : Froo pickup lk delivery. ~~: · DAILYCRYPTOQVOTES - Here'o how to work II: I K) . I I AXYDLBAAXR laLONGFELLOW I.1.11~1) sACULE t . tCEITED,j ) I r One letler s\ands for another : I n this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnaUon of the words ~re all hlnls. Each day the code letters ar e di f ferent. I-ll form the Mii'Pftl8 _... bli HB CF HZT NH Q B ,.,.,_~_.,_, '-.oMor'•l Yo t dllr J- c:Jtho--· r c aYPTOQUOTE / Now wrang~~ ~ olrcled 18HM10 · .. aug. I I I ] 4Anawwa touiOiiOW) CUAIW P10UJ DECADI III.LUTE ~ How 0.,..... drl.,.,. frequently end up - •<CARLESS" t Plrst of 2 pertl. Mama arrange• • brldtl ahower for Naomi after Vim attandl 1 F Q I N C NU TN N Q· W H K 1 HC U T.'K I T A TZV I HBK I RN IX NU I OC I GK I C H 0 · 'M I T 8 T R q P H G U y-....,._ CrJptDII-: I HATE TELEVISION. I F Q Z N T 8 V I . - HATE IT AS MUCH AS PEANUTil. BUT I CANT STOP EA11NG PEANUTS. -ORSON WELLES 'I • ' �,, • • I I. .r.' . 31.1986 Plans _ _:.<=l!:o::n::tln::u::ed:.:t.:.:ro::m.:.:P...:ag::e:..:1::..l-------:--"7"' ·r --Local Briefs•--.. displays and exhibits all weekend at the Meigs County Museum with a calliope to be on hand both days. · AEP's last stemwheeler will also · be docked at the Pomeroy levee both days and will be available for touring. Sqr.mds an~r four calls Robert L &gge"'s Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports four cans answered Thursday. Robert L. Boggess, 494ll State Route ll!, Racine, died Ia te Wednesday evening In Holzer Medical Center, as the result of an apparent heart attack. BornJan.27,1946,hewastheson ot Dessle Douglas Boggess, who survives, and the late DenzU Boggess. · . Syracuse at 12: 39 p.m transported Doug Hemsley from the ftre station to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Pomeroy at 4:27p.m. took Mary Booecutter from Mulberry Avenue to Holzer Medical Center; at 6: 51 p.m. PQmeroy was called to the Pomeroy Health Care Center for Mabel Mlller to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 8:54p.m. took Vlrgte Phalln to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Shock probation grant()d . 1 · Shock probation has been granted ·by Meigs County Commoo Pleas Judge Charles Knight to Faye Steinmetz, also known as Faye Brevlck. Steinmetz had earlier In the year been sentenced by Knight to the MarysVIlle Reformatory for Women after being found guilty of welfare fraud charges. Steinmetz has been placed on two year~ probation and Is to pay restitution through the Meigs County Clerk of Coorts. Ashland Petroleum Co, has been granted a $15,615.60 summary judgment ·from Stanley Hunt and Sun Cha Hunt In an action ftled against Coal Power Inc., et. al. A motion from the plalntiff"for summary jndgment against defendents Pat 0' Brien and Larry Hunt has been denied by the court. · · · Veterans Memorial ---- · - · · . Teaching. excellence honoree -Page 8-1 or ' GALLIPOLIS - A four-year old GaUipolls girl, injured ln a Memorial Day traffic accident near CentervUle, died Thursday at St. Mary's Hospital In Huntlngion, W.Va. . Hospital otficials said Cassandra Canterbury of Second Avenue, was declared brain-dead yesterday afternoon. Herdeath'IS the third traffic fatality ~"eCQrded In Gauta Counry In 1985. She sutfered head Injuries when the car in which she was riding was l'l'portedly struck from behind on U.S. 35 by a Heiner's bakery truck driven by a Gallia County man around 1:15 p.m. Monday. 'The driver of the truck, Larry E. Clonch of Ohio 218, was cited by the patrol for failure to stop ln an assured clear distance following the The singing group "Suruise" will be featured during 7 p.m. Friday · services at the Middleport Nazarene Church. slates sale Scipio Volunteer Fire Department Ladles Auxiliary will hold a bake sale and yard sale Saturday, 9a .m. to4 p.m .. at the townhouse ln Pagevllle. t . P.TO spring carnival Saturday Harrisonville PTOwill hold their annual spring carnival ~nlrday, 4-7 p.m., at the school, with a drawing for a VCR scheduled for7p.m. sharp. The carnival will feature door prize giveaways every half hour, games, retreshments, clowns, heilum balloons and a talent show. Everyone is invited. · · Weathe~ forecast Occasional showers and·thunder{ · storms today, with a chance of severe storms. Windy" today, with highs In the mid Ills. Partly cloudy tonight, with a chance of showers · The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department will have its first and a low between 60 and 65. Mostly chicken barbeque of the summer this Sunday with serving beginning sunny Saturday, wltbhlghs between at 11 a.m. at the_ftre station. T.iandSO. The probabillty of precipitatiOn is 90 percent tod.ay, 30 percenVonlght and 10 percent Saturday. The Wayfaring Strangers of Columbus will sing at the Rutland Winds wlll be from the south at 15 Church of God ai. 7 p.m. Sunday. The public Is Invited to attend. to 25 mph today and from the west at . 10 to 20 mph tonight. · Ohio extended forecast Fair Sunday and Tuesday, "With a chance of showers and thunderA dissolution of marriage has been granted In Meigs County · storms on Monday. Highs will be In ~ominon Pleas Court to Diana Whaley, Rutlaml, and Brian Whaley, the 70s Sunday and Monday, falling Shade. to inbstly In the 60s Tuesday. · Overnight lows will the . upper 40!; ·to the middle . .· Chicken barbeque Sunday Singers at church Sunday Court grants di.ssf!lution I Vol. 20 No. 17 The name of Terry Fields as unintentionally omitted from a listing of eighth grade honor roll students at Meigs JunioP High · .. .: \ SChooL ' \>• • \• I , Yani sale slated · The Rutland ·Church of ' I · - >I( ..,(' ~~ I ,. ' l / ' . By KEVIN KELLY . ~tine! Slalt ~ Cod will ~-·- / ~. < !: . ''· ' '• _..,, j \ \ ,... ll"' . . ~ · -.. : ~ t . - -..~~'lid hold a yam sale Monday at the churcll beginning at 9 a.m. .... ·' GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis voters will choose from slx of the eight candidates appealing on the ballot In Tuesday's city primary to run for three seats on .the Gallipolis City Commission. The six highest vate-getlers fn the primary will oppose each other for those seats ln the Novem~r election. · Incumbent Commissioners Miles T. Epling, Donald E. l.intala and Pierce D. McCreedy have chosen not to run in the prtmary. Epling and McCreedy are completing their second terms, while Llntala was appointed ln January 1982 to serve when a vacancy was created. ' FlUng petitions to run ln the primary were G. Richard Brown, Mars~. "Sandy" Brown, Louis ,; - . •'1.: :\\ :~ . I I ,.__~ ~' ','~~ . ~-:,:." ' ' ' .·•.- . ~· ., \ l \ M. Pasquale; John Taylor, Lloyd E. D!inner, Hugh H. Graham Jr., Robln.N. Lane and Eldon 0. Wuerch. · Under terms ot the city charter, none of the candidates can campaign actively. City Manager Chris Morris sald he thinks It was the Intention qf the people who drafted the charter back In 1917 to make the election process as fair and open as possible. "It's soeyldent in the state thatpollticalcampalgns cost ·a lot of money," he explained. ·:r guess prople back then tell, 'why should.they spend money to get on the commission?' Really, you stand upon your own merit,. y~ background arid your compete,1ce.:• Morris said he believed that making the commissiOn race as non-political as possible was probably another factor considered when tbe charter was drawn up. Although the charter's provisions on the commls· .. '~ ' . ·""'..t!. \ ~~. . . White-Ethridge . CLEVELAND (UP!) ·~ Thurs· day's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number- 640. PJCK4-4i:n . . ,. . .. ' .. · . eHirlll•, o•f• 45m (614)667)J/IO Funeral Home . lEE ETHRIDGE · ' o•J• . /Jilt."· 45714 . (614) W-6JOO · ; '. •· . ·.... - . BUDGET HEARINGS - In lhe wake of ·IJ!e altemate, greatly reduced, 11u11set prepan:d by me Tuesday's vote will d·e cide water rate, default•••'politics'? DURING 'rHE MdNTH Of JUNEI. ....... Du' Jo.The Recent Closing Of Our Middleport sales Lo,,.We Are Overstocked At Our Gallipolis tot '· Ana We Need To Move Them ,Out! ~e Have Over 100: Units To -Choose From In A Large Variaty Of Price Ranges & We Are Offering Some Great Deals! Come By And·Pick One Out, Make A Deal, & Drive It Away. No Reasonable Offer Will Be Refused. There Are Too Many Vehicles To. Ust,. SO Come Out And Look Them Over. . We Would Uke To Thank .Everyone Who Has Dealt With Us In The Past &Invite Everybody Out To Check Our Deals. You'll Be Glad You Did. I ' •. t', OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY MERRIU, JAY OR 8:00 a.m. · 8:00 · ALAN EVANS · 8:00 a.m. · 3:00 SATURDAY . - ... . \ . . . tntint 10 Seca:iona, 1 1e Pagea 60 Cents A Multl:Ndio Inc. Newopoper Sunday. June 2, 1985 slon race are considered unusual- and were dubbed a "COde of sllence" by the Columbus Citizen-Journal last week - those provisions have never been challenged. "ThiS Is one of the most unique charters around," Morris commented. "The reason I think It works so well, and that there have been no challenges to it. Is the ~lze of the community. If we had a popula tlon of 30,00) or 40,(XX), I don't think it would work well." Morris said that with a larger population, the city would be forced Into creating wards, as Is the'case In larger cities containing a populace with diverse ethnic, economic and social concerns. With wards, candidates would be elected from each ward to ensure representation ln city government . Under the current setup, the eight candidates In . Tuesday's election are at large and do not represent any particular are;, of Gallipolis. Morris said he thought the nulnber of candidates In the running was "good," and credited the local government committee of the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce for sparking interest. In 1~ , three candidates filed for the three commiSsion seats on the ballot, but when one left the area prior to the election, a vacancy was created the following January . That wasn't the case In the 1!*!3 ·t>Iectlon, when seven candidates flied In the primary for two commission seats. "The chamber must have felt that the lack of candidates showed disinterest," Morrts said, "and two years ago they went about to Induce people to run." Jobless r~te drops in·.Gallia & Meigs Counties in April . < f : By LARRY EWING 'J'Imes&ntihel Slalt GALLIPOLIS- WbUeTuesday's municipal election will decide - ·at least temporarily - the prjce ,of water ln Gallipolis, 'SOme see the vote as more than a referendum on theutllltyrate. · With a vQCal opposition urging budget cuts Instead ot rate in· creases. the entire financial opera· !Ion ofthe city has been broughtlnto sharp focus since last October when an ordinance raising water rates an average of 38 percent was enacted by the city commission. And , while the Issue has been largely raised behind t)K> scenes. at least onl' commissioner has publicly ch;u-ged that the water rate Issue has been tainted by politics. While the city administration maintains Increased revenues are needed to offset projected defiCits In the water 6epartment - 'and aUow for the scheduled repayment of a $4 mlllion state !9an to buUd the new water treatment plant- opponents Insist that the Increase Is unneces· sary. arguing that any shortfalls could be reversed by trtmmingthe city's overall budget. · ·Relerendwn Petlllon October's attempt to raise water ra les led tothelmmedla tegathertng of more ihan 850 signatures on a referendum petition. The petition effectlv!'Iy halted the water rate increase. City voters wlll St'ttlf the Issue-aswellastrimthenumberof candidates seeking election to the city ci>mmiS~~lon from eight to slxon Tuesday. In 19811 the city borrowed $i mlllion (rom ·the Ohio Water Development Authority to construct the James A. Northup Water f Area jobless rate in April Percentage Athens ....... .............. .8.8 (10.0) GaDJa ..................... 10.9 (11.2) Jackson .................. 18.9.(12.3) Lawrence ................ 1%.3 (17.9) Meip ..................... 11.8 (11.5) Vlnton ..................... 1S.3 (15.0) . . counties decllned during the period , Times-Sentinel starr GALUPOLIS - 'The unemploy· with Vinton reporting, the highest .ment rate In both Gallla and. Meigs Aprllrate,l3.3percent; and , Athens , Ca,tntles -:- al\d : throughout sou- postlrig tbe IQwest monti!Jy figure , · · , · lheasterrt Ohio...:. ctecl~ Jrl April, 8.8 percent. ofOBI.FNS .R ATE - Unem-· Lawrence County regtstPred the acCQI.'\ilng to the Ohio Bureau of ployment· feB throusJ-t - ' Employment Services. · highest percentagE' decline ln the theastem Ohio between Manlh April's lower figures represent . area, as the jobless rate therefell5.6 and April, repons lhe Ohio the first monthly decllne repof!e!;lln percent<n April- from 17.9to 12.3 . Burea!l of Employment SeM. ·. .. the area during l!e. Jobless ratt>S percent. AcconUng to the OBES,1,258-ol . ·cell- Lawrenee County pcl!l&ed lhe · ronsls~tly cllmbed.thi'OI!ghout the greatest monthly cleclh)e, 11111he. ·' regton during the!lrstquarterol this Meigs' . estimated work fqrce o! · Jobless rille feD U percdlt. 11,669 Were jobless during ApriL In year. (March figures In p>lrellthesls). Between March and April, ac· Gauta, 1,585 of the county's esti· cording to the OBES. Gallla's mated civilian labor force of 14,587 jobless rate fell three-tenths of one were without work during the rate fell four-tenths of om? percent between MarchandApril-from7.5 percent - from 11.2 percent to 10.9 month. Unemployment in both counties to 7.1 percent. , percent . In Meigs, a st>ven-tenths of one percent decline was reported, as remained wetl,above hoth the state · Statewide, the jobless rate dethat county's rate fell from 11~ to (8.9 percent) and national (7.1 cUned elgllt-tenths of one percei!t percent) averages for April. during the period -frOm 9.7to 8.9 10.8 percent . NaUonally, the unemployment percent. Unemployment tnallsurroundlng ' referendtlm drive tAl.halt apropolll'd Increase In water \ altomeY Jolin E. Halliday. Altomey Wan-en Slleets, rates, city budget hearinp In Febnlary drew large- left, Is pictured as he questions City Manager Chris Morris d!lrlng consideration of the water rate lsllue. oecaslonaBy ho8tlle crowds -: most of tllo8f> who (T-S photo) entered the budget battle cld so under the hannerol an ·. STOP IN AND SEE: Sports ............................ C..I-8 tmts ' Number, Pick 4 · . . 'Ed.ltorlals ..•••. •:..••.•••••••• •••• A·2 Fann ................ ............ ... E..s { -: · ·. : ... '-;,: _·pif0.1Jo·.· ro··ANNOliNCE lT!S-~ THIRD ' Buslne&s ...••• 'fr1 Deaths ............................. A-5 Bob Hoeflich discusses the proposal to close the Syracu8e Roadside PIU'k - Page B-8 .MOTOR .CAR_BROKERS OF GAI.I.IPOL.IS, OHIO IS " Along the Rl~er ..... .......... . B-1-8 Ohio·weather: showers possible on Sunday ....Page A..J ..,.. City's 'silent' campaign ends TuesdaY PLA.N. AHEAD ' Inside: 0 . . . . . . . . . 0 •• • ••• 0 • 0 • Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-POint Pleasant Cop>;:lgl:llod 1986 gout IsmUg ~sn Follow.... ·\' Jame8 J. Kilpatrick on what should be done about the high cost of miUtary retirement- Page A-2 • Ch~tt s -~'u"e Name omitted Killer tornadoes hit Ohio ·,, Gallipolis girl dies of injuries. Group to sing tonight Auxil~ry 'Also su!VIvtng are hls wife, Rita Brtnker Boggess; two daughters, Tlimm~ and Robin Boggess Campbell; a sister, Linda Roberts ofP~roy; and a brother, De1121l Eugene Bogess of Racine. There wlll be no services or visitation. HIS remains win be · Admissions - Chrlstlna Haning, Pomeroy; Joho MullinS, Ravenscremated. Ewing Funeralllome Is wood, W.Va.; EUeen Bowers, . haodllng the arr~ments. In lieu Pomeroy; Linda Cramer, o1 Dowers trtends may contribute to Ponieroy . the Heart Fund. Discharges - Paula Queen, Virgte Mora, Theresa Tisher, Bertha Diehl. accident, whlch . lnjured five other. Scho~arship available Applications are IKiw avallabte people. ' Officials with the Gallla-Melgs. for the Carleton College. Scholar· post of the State Highway PatrOl ship!; and may be picked up at the Milton Varian residence In Syra· said that additional charges against Clonch In connection with the girl's cuse. Appllcants must be residents of Syracuse Village. ~une 27 Is 1be death are pending. deadune for returning applications CanterbUry was a passenger ln a to Varian. car driv~ by Marvin E. Bates,21, of Second Avenue, Galllpolls. when he reportedly slowed \0 make a right Free flothing day · tum onto GaUla County Road 8. Troopers said Clonch allegedlY Gallla-Melgs Community Action failed to stop and struck Bates' car Agency will hold lis free clothing day from behind, knocklngltoffthetight for low-lncomt> persons Monday side of the road and through a fence. from 9 a.ril. until noon. The agency's Bates .was cited following Jhe clothing bank Is now located in thE! accident for no child restratrtts. old high school building ln Cheshire. Officials atHolzer Medical Center said two victims. of the accident remain hospitallzed. Five-year-old Andrew Canterbury, also of Second Aven!le, Is Usted In good condition with a .fractured pelvis and lacrea- · "lions while Kimberly Canterbury, 25, Is In satisfactory condition. -------· In case of ~ain, the arts and craftS show will be held ln the city hljQ audltortum. The square dance will also be held In the auditorium llrab) occurs. There Is no place at this time for stage entertainment If thQ. 'weather IS rainy. Chamber Is opeG for suggestions ort a possl~ location tor stage entertainment~ case o! rain. ." · Also, anyone wishing to diSpl~y . antique items for the weekend help tn any way is asked to coni~ fhE! chamber office or one ot other groups Litter control: county cracks down on illegal dump.sites By JOHN FRIE:OMAN · -- Times-&ntlnel Slalt GALLIPOLIS - 'The Gallia County Office of Litter Control has Treatment Plant. been strictly eilforclng litter and The rate hike, city officials claim, dumping laws over the past two Is needed this year to offset a months and director Carlos Wood projected $42,(XXl shortfall In wa~er says 11 Is beginning to make a department reven11es and meet difference. payment on the loan - a 40-year, Six prople were cited by enforce$464,936 annual obllgatl'lfl made In DEFAULT!- "JIIIt IAI break ment office George Woodyard In two yJ>arly Installments: one irJ evea, lhe water plant need& IAI April and seven more were cited In January and one in J)lly. ~ m~eoo a moa&h," said May. Additionally, more than 100 The city adminiStration main· Qlnlin1Mion Prealdent Dooatd warning letters have been mailed, talns that without the rate Increase, E. IJutala, "we're collecting Wood said. Wood said he only the munlclpaUty will be forced to about $71,000 a moolh...Default expected 15 cllatlons for the entire , default on Its loan. ·Default they say may M& .come In July, but It Is year. will lead to takeover of plant btevltable." "It looks Uke the !Uegal dumpsare operations by the state. Understate being reduced," Wood said, "unless ' authority, It Is argued, rates wiU be some people have tound a cubby· raised to a level nea>ssary lo make . "we're collecting about $71,(XXl a hole. U they have, we'll find It month.,. the plant"self-supporting. · eventually." · "Default may not come In July," • Bud~-8blftlng Sentences for people convicted In · Llntala concluded, "but It . Is Gallipolis Municipal Court have Wbllecttrofflclals~adprevtously feared a default on the loan In July, Inevitable." , ranged from a fine and costs to 90 Opponents to the rate increase, day suspended jail terms and lht>Y now say the payment cah be made as the result of a series of however, question the inevitability probation, "but what the judge does biter<Ieilartmental budget-shifting ()f default. really doesn't concern us." Wood DelllUit: Inevitable\' said. · ' steps. "First, ·· they said payment "In Jaouary," City Commission A system that allows municipal President Donald E. Llntala sal~ . ·coutdn ·t be made In July," Gallipolis court otfenders, including some Frtday, "we borrowed $75,00! from attorney Johil E. Halliday, who ·oWl convictions. work otf their the water department's capital spearheaded the petition drive sentences by helping tocleandumps against thewaterratetncrease, said and roadsides, Is not working quite account fund. ··Frldlly, "now they say It can as well, according to Wood. "WenowprojectaJulybalanceof be .... water revenues are up; and,. "It's no reflection on the ·judge," $233,(XXltn water tunds ...$232,1XXl of which must go directly to the thecltywlll, lnallllkeUhood, be able be saki, "but wecan'tcontact about 75 percent ottheotfenders and they OWDA,'' Lin tala added. "Essen- to make Its January payment." "Our position has been ail along don't show up. B11t we haven't dally we'll bestartlngatzero ln July. "SurplUs moriles from construe- that, with proper management and needed thern that badly because we don of t~ water plant kept us going a little belt tightening, the city could have enough general rellef help and . tbe judge he!ps on cllatlons and the , tor the past couple of years," the mret Its debt obUg'atlon. . "But, the city manager all!l city people he tel)s to go back and clean · commission presldi!ntsald, "but our Cmunisston keeP talking about capital accounts lund Is dried up, . up tbelr slf.es do so." One example cited by Wood was which means no money to expand ~ault...saylng the state Insists the the water system to Increase plant be Bt'lf-supportlng,'' Halliday anoflenderwhodumpedtwobagsof said. trash a I a dump. The man was fined revenues. . "They're using scare tactic· $25 and costs and was also ordered to "Just to break even ...and·that's without any unu.sul problems or: s .. :beu, the state doesn't care where gather six bags of trash from the expemes... the plant needs to gener· the money comes from, they'll take dump and take them to the county (ContinUed.on page A3) ate fiS,IXXl a month," he continued, landfill. .~ L ' ( BVR\'ING DUMP - ~ lllepl duJtlp on Pole Cat Road In Addlllon 'l'ownsNp Is one of Moucb slielllhai have'beftl cleaned upthlsyearbylhe GalllaCouniyotlkleofUUerCentroi.Direct«CarloiiWooduldworkers wiD probably clean up around46dumps ~~COlBy this year. "It's more effective that way," Wood added. "Grorge doesn't contact them. We let the judge doll because they'll pay more attention to him." Twenty-four of the ao dumps projected for clean·up this year . have been completed and Wood says he projects that around 45 dumps of the county's 147lllegal dumps will be cleaned up. 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