https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7f68c95a1edc7bcc2d731ee2511ef365.pdf 8cee7087bae73ee8a48233359abeaaa7 PDF Text Text . . . June 20, 1985 PaJJIEI-16-The you want it ... .· you've got it.~; Community calendar / area happenings nfURSDAY . POMEORY - Southern Local School District wtll meet In regular session Thursday, 7:30 p.m., In the high school cafeteria. POMEROY - · Southern High stage band will practice at the school Thursday 6: 30 p.m. for a Heritage Days' performance. POMEROY - Trinlty Church of Pomeroy is having an tee cream social Thursday and Friday. Sand· wtches, baked beans, potato $alad, coleslaw, otherdeSserts, beverages and homemade chicken and noodles will also beavallablefrom10a.m . to 6 p.m. both day!;. Quarts of lee cream can be ordered by calllng 992-3777, 992-3222 or992-548J. --- POMEROY - . Meigs County Democratic Executive Committee will meet at 7:30p.m. ThurSday at C;u:penter's Hall, E. Main St., Pomeroy. AU interested Democrats are Invited to attend the session. FRIDAY POMEROY - Local chapter of thE> Full GospE,>l BusinE.>SS Men's Fellowship International will be held at the PomE.>roySenlorCitlzens Center Friday with dinner at 6: 30 p.m. and the meeting at 7: l5 p.m. ThE> meeting is oJien to thE> public. Dinner reservations are$6. Richard MyE.>rs, evangE.>llst, will be the speaker. RACINE-RacineUnltedMetho· dlst Women will have a chicken· noodll' dinner Friday at the church wtth serving beginning at 4 p.m . . .,~ ..., LADIES' LONDON FOG LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER COATS SUMMER DRESSES 40°/o OFF REDUCED SATURDAY CHESTER - Thl' Meigs County Fish and GameCiubwill have a free chlc[\en b!lrl)/i'Que Jor jill members pl'e(.'!.'dlng Saturday's children's fishing derby. Serving will begin at7 p.m: and members are asked to · · bring a covered dish. ~.,... LADIES' LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS lADIES' 30°/o OFF SUMMER SUITS REDUCED LADIES' SWIMWEAR By Jantzen & Castaway 30°/o OFF lADIES' SKIRTS & SLACKS .. LADIES' BLOUSES REDUCED REDUCED 20°/o TO 30°/o REDUCED 20°/o LADIES' LEVI DENIM. JEANS 20°/o OFF LADIES' KNIT TOPS & SHORTS 20°/o TO 30°/o BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT · . GALLIPOLIS - The budget life safety concerns due to a lack of plight of Gautpolls Developmental preventive maintenance, Inability Center and the Ohio Department of to provide adequate programming, Mental Retardation and Develop- and less community access due to mental Disabilities was outlined the unavallabUlty of safe vehicles toearlier this wE.>ek by iwo state transport residE!nts. officials. The ·Medicaid certlflcatlon ef Dr. Minnie Fells Johnson, dirE.>C· developmental centers would be in lor of ODMR-DD, and Dr. Louts jeopardy, posing serious consequen· Mazzoli, commissioner for the ces to GDC and the community, the Division of MR·DD Programs, ofllclals said. stated the department's case to the According to John.sQn, "cards, Citizens Advisory Board at CDC. letters, telegrams and phone calls to Pro)JOSed budget cuts in . the the legislators support.ing the House SenatE.> version of the s)ate budget, version wtn make a d!t!erence. '' · ~.,.l!l.co _: Uf~r~'I?'~<:OJ!ll.!ll.% w.UI •_ Conferebce Coi1imtttee·members · l;le ~ ..-lilggertng" {o the:Clej)iirtment 111!1 t can be ' wri!terf io ~ and ,CDC; the officials said. Of the' Wtwam H!nig, ~ Prysl Parkway, $13 million proposed cut In ODMR· S.E., New Phlladl'lphla, Ohio 46633, DO's bUdget,. the. lion's share will 216-339-6651; Rep. Barney 'Quilter, . come from developmental center 641 Woodville St., Toledo, Ohio436ai, budgets, 419-248-1412; Rep. Thomas Johnson, Thl' House version of the budget 175 Friendship, Box 47, New bill Is being support.ed by state Concord, Ohio 43762, 614-8264447; officials. Sen. Stanley Aronoff, 700 Tri·Stare · ActmgGDCSuperlntendentPam- Building, Cincinnati, Ohio 45211.!, ela K. Matura said problems would 513·241~; Sen. W!Uiam Bowen, intensifY at GDC if the Senate 3662 Reading Road, Cincinnati, . version of.the budgE>! .Is approved. Ohio, · 513·961-5415; Sen. Theodore ·Those problems Include a dlrilln· ..Gray,~ Thomas Road, Columbus,. · 'tshed quality, of life, an 'Increase in Ohio 43212, 6l4·294-585l. ' ' • Baking contest !feing planned . •• ~. ·• ... - .. - .·. -- 1 Section. 10 Pages 26 Cent• A Multimedll Inc. Newep•per ... :. _ ·. . ·'; ... .. Herltjlge Day activities will get underway tonight at 7 p.m. with a community square dance on the upper parking lot. Music wtll be provided by the CircleD Wranglers with Charles (Reddl Carr as !.he caller. HlghllghUngSaturday's actlvlt!es wtll be the old fashioned dress contest on the parking lot stag~ beginning at noon, . followed by 12 MONTH 12,000 Milt WAAAANIY HEAVY DUTY PRICES START AT SHOCKS $1462 EXCHANGE lf your car Ia , four yean old, replace the belts and 11 SAVE 20 % to 4 0% , ENGINE REBUILDING KITS ~ gear f~~ Qerllage Weekend. p E .I A . 14-9000 c 0 u p 0 ·: : . .. BY GABRIEL LIMIT 1 WITII <;OUPO~ 6/26/85 COUPON - - ----- ' SOVDI POINT MAN KDJ,Im - 8Galll P.-& , elltlrnt Jomn:y Marplqr, 31, Wlllllldlled In AOIIIHJIU' accident on Ollie 7' lOUth of Gallipolis 'l1llnday aftemoon. In the pho&O, GJIIIIa Coun&y Sherlll's ~ Chel Stool preparee to open 11tce wreek of Mlupb,y's car wltlt lbe "JaWI! of Ule" exlractton device. (OVP photo by Larry Ewing), above G Parts ~~~ PLEftSANI. · GALLIPOLIS . 240 THIRD AVE. 446-1113 1704 EASTERN AVE. . 44~·4204 ' I AM 'nL 5:30 PM I AM 'nL 7 PM ! 992·2139 I AM 'TI 5:30 PM . • 4N ST. 773-5511 675-1520 I AM 'nL 5130 PM IAM'nLSPM Wy 111 JACKSON AVE. I ' 675.-27·31 IAM'nL7PM square dancers. and the junior fair king and queen will be announced by the Junior Fair Board. At tbe Meigs MIJS{'um, I to 7 on Saturday and I to5 on Sunday, there will be numerous displays and demonstrations ranging from shoe cobbling to chair caning. Two movies will he shown in the mini-theatre and there w!ll food booths by tbe Sutton Carmel chu rch and the Episcopal Church Women. the scene, and tbe "Jaws of Life" extraction devlce was dl spatchrn by the Gallla County Sher iff' s Depart · . ment to !l<'t tiM' victim out of the WI'O'CkagE.>. The accident Is the fourth fala l on GaUia County highways this yPor. The last dl'ath occun'ed May :JJ, when 4'year-old Cassandra Ca nl er· bury of Gallipolis died of injuties suffered In a rear·l.'nd c'Olilslon between a car and o ~r<C"ad truck on U.S.l> at Centen·illr on May 'li . Federal jury indicts Middleport men N OPERATES FROM MOST't2 VOLT CIGARETIE LIGHTERS EVERYTHING YOU NEED ALL IN ONE BOX Styiettes twirling, a performance by the Southern Stage Band, and Denver Rk'l' pE_>rformlng with homemade Instruments. Thl' CaiJlopE,>wiU move downtown from the museum for a program at5 p.m. and at 6::JJ the Sweet Mountain Sounds wUI perform. Sunday's activities wlll also Include cloggE.>rs from th£' Mountain State.StompE_>rs, the Mrlgs County Senior Citizens GALLIPOLIS - A Lawrence driving southbound on Ohio 7, south County man was killed in a onei:ar of the Intersection wtth Ohio 218. at crash approximately five miles l : 55 p.m. when ·he reportedly lost south of Gallipolis Thursday control of his 19'19 Chevrolet aftl'rnoon. Camaro. Johnny Murphy, 31, South Point, The car spun around. went Into a was pronounced dead at the scene culvert and struck a concrete by Dr. Donald R. Warentme, GaUia abutment. A piE.>ce of concrete went ·County coroner. Warehlmesaldthls through the driver's sldl' door of Ihe morning that Murphy died of Camaro, crushing Murphy. internal hemhorraglng. The car was severely damaged. The GaiUa·Melgs post or the state the patrol said. highway patrol said Murphy was The patrol and GalllaEMSwent to s $8 88 'a ~ •SEALED POWER RINGS • PELPRO GASKETS e CLOYES TIMING CHAIN • STERLING PISTONS •FEDERAL MOGUL BEARINGS oiNSTALLA110N 11PS - ciJI!!munily·mov"!llnto Gallia records fourth fatality · QUARTZ HALOGEN HAND·HELD SPOTLIGHT hoses. No rnaHerhow they look!' PRICES VARY BY APPLICATION TOP QUALITY DISPLAYS EVERYWHERE - 1bls display ol antiques at Clark's Jewelry store ~ just one .of many .in windows about .town liS the. Heritage Day activities set $795 ~atlon. 'Fhere will'be judging of apple and chlirry pies with three cash prizes to be awarded to the top three winners of both kinds. · :J'I1ere wtll be three prizes awa{'ded to the best decorated cakes. Judging w!U be held ·in the baking contest at4p.m.Anyonewtth qu~tl0118 may call Kim Willford, 742·2103. 4 enttne 00STUMED FOR THE - Early In lbe week; Top SlaitS beautl(!lans began weariQg old lllllhloned ~' ~y loda,):, the shop . was !UIIt !'118 of many P""'!'my bulllne8!les with f1Mi0nnel In QUALIJY PADS .Pte and cakE' baking contests will ~ - !)eld In conjunction with the annual Rutland July 4th •• at y GDC bud_g et plight outlined this week ELECTRONIC IGNITION MODULES Acting I, the llrst French Art Colony offering In Its new dramat• tcs · program. will be taught by Kaihy Spencer on Mondays, Wed· nesdays, and Fridays from July Sto . July 26. Classes wlll .be taught atRlverby, !lOme of the French Art Colony, 530 First Ave., Gallipolis. The nine sessions are set to run troin 2-4 p.m. and will cover such theatrical basics as stage position· tog, .Improvisation. movement, vo· Ice ·and auditioning techniques. 'ftie course is open to students In gradPs seven through 12. Preregls· tratlon will beglri on July 15, 1·5 p.m. In j\<'rson at the French Art Colony, or by phone. 446-3834. A maximum of 10 students w!ll be accepted upon payment of the $35 tuition fee . Ms. Spencer, a former English teacher and forpnslcs coach In Gallla and Mason Counties, holds an :under!cl"aduate Sprech/ Theatre degree from Marshall Unlversi~. where she will rE.>Celve her Master s degree this July. ·Active In college and community t~atre. she has PE.>rformed with many ar('a theatrical organizations In :addition to founding both the Pomt Plmsant Junior High and KygE.>r Creek High School competltl~e :speaklng teams. • are . FAC drama classes ' • By BOB HOEn.JCJI chaele Mowery, English, and Mike Scnlfllel staff Writer Wilfong, mathematics. The Teachers for , a summer school . ~limr11er program wUJ· be funded program being offered at Me!j!S through the Meigs County JuvenUe High School this year were emCouh which secured money through ployed ,Thursday night wh~n the the Ohio Youth Program and wtll be Meigs Local School District Board free of cost to the district. of Educ!ltlon met in regular ~ss!on. The board authorized treasiU'er Employed for the program were Jane Wagner toadvertlseforbldson Mike Gerlach, social studies; Ml(Continued on page 10) • . Slory, photo on Page 10 Board hires ·teachers for summer ·sch 40°/o CHESTER - Meigs County Fish anct Game's annual !(!d's Fishing . O,ri!Y for ¢1itl!lrenag~ 1-16, will be . held ;Saturd<lf• ·g "m1fo 2·p.m:, at thelr lake, 3'h miles west ofChestett. Follow the signs. Pole and bait inust be furnished by participants. -' pianned · A hero's burial 21, 1985 . ·. Story on Page 4 e Voi.35. No.4a • . -r------.--------------~~~--~------------~ Meaningless process Heritage schedule Letter Pap 2 20°/o ': ;··' .. •·- DOes Tournament stories Pap a "QUALIT'( COSTS LESS'' at PARTS 'PlUS Brethren Church, Mason, W.Va., will hold revival services at 7: 30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Speakers'will be Rev. Bud Hatfield and Rev. Ralph Workman. Thl're will be special singing and the public Is Invited. ... Celebrity list grows --- --- ·- ....... ·-··· ---- - - ...... - ....___ ~ on CHESTER- Shade Rlwr Lodge service. at Chester will meet In special session Saturday, 7:30 p.m., with Services changed work In the master mason qegree. POMEROY - Wednesday and Sunday evening services at PomeRUTI.AND - Rutland Bowhun· roy Wesleyan Holiness Church will ter's Assoclatlc;m win conduct a free not be held this week so that church certified National Bowhunter's Ed· · member's may a trend camp meet· ucatlon Program Saturday, begin· lng at Morristown, Ohio. Sunday ning at 9 a.m., at the clubhouse. To School will be held Sultday morning pre-register call R.T. Stewart. as usual. 742-3000, or Sandra Baer, 992-5138. Swlmmlngle!lSORS NEW HAVEN, W.Va. - New RED BUSH - Services wUI be held at the Red Brush Church of Haven Pool is offering Red Cross Christ at7 p.m. Saturday. Therewill swimming lessons, instructed by be morning worship at9: :JJa.m.and Mary Caroline Wiley, starting evening services Sunday at 6. Monday and continuing Monday, Denver HUiofFoster, W.Va., wtllbe Wednesday and Friday for two speaker. weeks .. The fE.>e for le ssons wtll be $20 and those Interested may register at the SUNDAY POMEROY - PomE.> roy Volun· pool anytime this wE.>ek, noon to 5 leer Fire Department will hold a p.m., or Saturday morntng,10 a.m. chicken barbecue Sunday at the fire to noon. Morning classes will include station, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. 'Dinner wUIIntlUde a hall chicken, intermediate · and advanced be· · baked beans, colE> slaw, and a ron. ginner classes from 9-10 a.m.; SeJVing wUl begin at 11 a.m. beginnE>r classes for seven to 10 year olds from 1()-11 a.m.; and beginner BRADFORD- Bradford Church classes for chldren ages four, five of Christ wUI hold Bible School and six from 11 a.m. to noon. closing exercises Sunday evening, Evening classes will start at 5 7:30p.m., at the church. p.m. with a tiny tot class unt!l5: :JJ p.m. for youngsters birth to four POMEROY - Descendants of years accompanied by an adult; an Eliza and Ed Hayman w!U hold a excerclse class wlU be offered from reunion at Forked Run State Park 5: 3().6: :JJp.m .; and adult swtmmlng on Sunday. A basket lunch will be for beginners and advanced will be served ·at noon. All friends and offered from 6:.30-7: :JJ p.m. For more information call the relatives are invited to auend. FamUles are asked to take a pool at 882·3611 or Mrs. Wiley at covered dish and their own table 882-2318. MASON, W.Va.- Thl' Christian -. CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI)- Juana over a two· year period In lliegal activities took plaa • betw('('n After two days of deUberatlon, a Mason County. the sprtng ofl9Kiand lhe summProf federal grand jury In ChariPston has ·Roy Elmer, 46, of Sap Sucke1· 1984, near the towns of Lron and returned two lndlctm{'nts. Creek, Mason County; Dennis Clifton In Mason County. Federal prosecutors. however, Butcher, 32, andCharlesWalker,34. Elmer Is named In all fou r count s are withholding infonna tion a bout both of Middleport, are accused of ofthe thret>-pagc lndlctmmt.lncludone of the chai'ges until . the growtng and cultivating marijuana lng Oil(" thnt charges him and defendant can betaken intQcusiody. planls and possE.>Sslng and distrlbut· ··'Butcher with cultiva ting ,'l.JOti The second Indictment chargE'S lngmarijuana. marijuana plant s In a six-month three !Jlen .with cuiUvatlng marl- · .The indictment charges that the (Continucxl on page ltl i Israeli warplanes fly pver Beirut; crisis e~ters 8th day BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) ~ Suspected Israeli warplanes flew overBeiruta!rporttoday, witnesses said, as 40 American host~ · . Wlinting only to "get out ·a~ here'~ ' , spent an eighth day flUarded by ShUte Moslems demanding a mass • prlsonet release by Israel. Witnesses near the airport said two jets, belleved to be Israeli reconnaissance planes, broke the 80Uild barrier In a Slngle pass over the airport. They said the fighters banked iow \ . . over the coastline on a ntght path that took them south toward Israel. No anti-aircraft fire was reported. . The reported teconnalssancemls· slon came a day after mtlltlamen ot the Shiite movement called ArnalArablc for hope- allowed the world . a brief glimpse cit five of the 40 hostages from a hijacked 1WA jet during a chaotlc.news conference at Beirut airport. Arnal flUM'Ien, one Shaking a pistol in the air, angrily took the captives out ct the room when a wild shoving match broke out among the estimated 150 Journalists on hand. The Americans were brought back 15 minutes later and began speaking after a correspondent apologized for the melee. "! want all of the cquntrles • Involved here lohem·ourplm," said Allyn B. Conw~ll . .19, of Houston , explaining the hostages had named him a spokesman . "I want them to hear our prayers. Le i's gE.>t out of here." ..... j �... .. ' . ....... (:ommentary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ~-~y. June The Increase Is starting. In 1966 a Gallup Poll showed that only 42 perrent ol Americans were In favor of the death penalty. Now It Is up to 72 percent. The change Is attributed to the conservative swing In this couniry. We are not as ready as formerly to excuse wrongdoers 11.1 their antisocial behavior and place the blame n society's doorstep. Justice Is In, mercy Is out. Mainline clergymen and churches appear to be standing Hrm In their opposition to capital punishment. But another poll has showed that the church Is "less and less viewed by Americans as a DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ~lstanl Publlsher/Col.llroller ~-Middleport. Ohio . BOBHOEFUCH General Maaager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LE"M'ERS Or OPINION are welcome. Tiley should be less than 300 words long. All letters are subject to editing and mu st be s lgped wtth name. address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. L:etters should be In good laste, addressing issues, not personalities. ·Letter to editor deftner of morals and of what Is right and wrong." Those In favor of the death penalty are as likely as their opponents to use a moral defense for the position: "Wrongdoing must always be punished." The argument for the · deterrent effect of capiUd punlshn)ent Is' used much less frequently. What are the arguments put forth by opponents of capital punlstunent and how do the proponents answer them? Here are oft-cited reasons for abolishing the death penalty and some representatives repossess by those who favor It: Capital punishment decreases respect for human life. "Just the opposite. The higher the price we put on anything, the more value we attach to it. Once we lower the price that must be paid for taking a life, we lower the value we put on life." The death penalty Is against the moral law. "Thou shalt not kill." "The commandment against kll· ling In tbe Old Teastm.ent did not prohibit capital punishment. A more accurate translation of that commandment would be. 'Thou shalt do no murder.' For those who broke that law, there was still the word of the Lord (Genesis 9:6): · "Whoso sheddeth man's blood, by ·E A meaningless appeal process My wife and I have been follow- change the policy to.one that Is Ing the coverage of the recent stu· more equitable. We need a policy dent expu.lslons from the Meigs that has a true means of appea:l, High School and believe that the one that has "degrees" of pun· newspapers' as weil as the other lshment for "degrees of" viola· media have reported the Inci- lion. dents and subsequent events very I believe in discipline, and In well . However, due to no fault o! our day and age there must be a lbe·medla, I feel compelled to br- solid means for the school to deal Ing 'out serious Inconsistency with such Infractions, but we that•reappears In each of there- must also be assured of equity ln portw proceedings. The process that discipline. I believe that Dan of aj)pealto the school board Is at Morris Is probably doing tbe best best rhetorical, If not a sad joke, job he can to deal with these In- . perpetrated, In the guise o! hope, fractions, and after all he didn't upon parents and students alike. write the policy either. Yet, It Is Constantly reported In articles not good judgment for the decian! - quotes ol Superintendent sion of one person to be "cast In Dan: Morris, expressing that stu- granite", Irrevocable, as the law dents I!"~ parents can appeal his of the Medes and Persians. deo::l61ons to the school board. Why do we care .so much? In Then we read that the board has March of this year, our son also upheld the superlntenden!'s de· was expelled In a much less ·pu· clslon unanimously. blldzed Incident for "possession· In another case we read the of alcohol." We did not go to the \ cou~t does n9t desire to "med- school board appeal because I aldle'~ll the discipline or the school. rady been told · the outq1me. In reality, this leaves parents and What was the use? studjints with no recourse to the Our son has suffered the rusuplltlntendent's decision. mors of being "thrown out for Why? Because the superinten- drinking" and for being "drunk dent -tells us that his decisions on school property." I question can be reversed; the court tells the ''decision" which expellect us his decisions can be reversed; him; not the decision toexpellfor both by appeal to . the school possession;. but what constitutes ' boarc!; yet a scnqol boare n'!em- .jJossesslon, a11d that It · Is in. b4\r told me, hi· 11dvl!nce, "Jha.i 'terpreted l!itlmateiy 'by one man. students . will · 'automaiicaliy be . . Our son has never been ariy troexpelled with the superintendent uble for us or for any school, and makes the decision under this . because he used the poor judgpolicy and that the board has no ment to pick up a bottle and smell choice but to hold the superlnten· It and set It back down. and to"dlg" out from his car bottles that dent's decision." In other words, when the others had put there, he was exschool board says It cannot, and pelled for "possession." All of the"courts say they will not rev- which the school would not have erse a decision made by the su· known If the boys had not told perlntendent, the fate of our them. It seems the shoool teacher sc hool system's.. young people missed the entire episode, which rests with tfie .declslons of one went on for quite some time . . m<W\.- .-. . . . the . same incident, the ·Studenf wbo drove on"to' the property with I;h;~ve to quesl!on this and ask, wtw works for whom? The super- the alcohol in her car was not exlnt~ndent should answer to the · pelled. I underscore the fact the school scliool board In all situations and the' board should be endued with should have the right to expelllor th& necessary power to override drinking or for possesion but I believe that as a counter balance, their employee. · qur national gov!"rnment and the decision to take this action judicial systems have a means of should also he cross-examined. If It Is a good decision, It shold be ge~ulne appeal.. a system of che'Cks and balances, and other able to stand the test. Sure, I probably would .not be methods ·of ensuring fairness. Wqen one person has sole power, writing this had It not happened I qUestion If the children In our to us, but then, I would not have scbpoi system have been de· been on the Inside and would not prlved of their constitutional have caught this lnjusttc~. I would probably, like many, have rights. Since the present school board believed what I had read: "that did not envoke the present policy parents and students have an on alcohol and drugs, I do not be· appeal process" when In fact the lleve It Is fair for them to receive one we have Is meaningless. David Wiseman i he wrath of the populace, but I Rutland, Ohio call upon the board (and hOpe that other voters will also) to Has society the right to usurp the role of God and take a person's life? "There Is a sense In which the punishment received by a con· victed criminal could be. said to be self-Inflicted. If he Is told In advance )'!hat the consequences ol a contern· plated action or this wUI be and he carries out that aclton, Isn't he the one respnslble for his punishment?" Capital punishment Is no deter· rent to murder. "While It Is hard to prove that the death penalty Is a deterrent to murder, It Is also hard to prove It Is not. a .In 'Top SeCret' clearance_·_Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rs_o_n_&_D_al_e_Va_n_A_tta_ WASHINGTON- The Pentagon has announced In the wake of the Walker family spy case that it will trly. to reduce by 10 perrent the 4.3 . m.llllon' security clearances now ·.held by.oin)ployees of the ~tary tndlistrlalcomplex.'l3etter late than· never. A good place to start woulc1 be the million-plus people who are em· ployed by defense contractors and have been granted acceS.s to classlfl~documents8partlcularly tthe US,<XKI clvUians who have been given "top secret" security clearances. A Dec.10,1984,1nternal report by the special Pentagon Industrial Security Review Commission, ~ talned by our .assocta ted Tony Capaceio, suggeSts that· a 'slgnlJicant numberr of defense-contractor employees who are cleared to see highly classified documentsha.veno need to. Regardlngtheernployeescleared for top secret, the report adds: "Perhaps90,00l-95,<nlofthell5,00l clearances do not have continuous are faced with powerful Incentives contractors won't reduce the access to top secret Information. In . to process their employees for number of security clearances on fact, probably no morethan35,<mto ck>arance and to clear them at the their own. It points out, for example, 40,00> of the contractor personnel highest convelvable level," the that Pentagon regulations already cleared atthe lop secret Ie\lel h;lve report eliplaiJill. "This Is the 1'(1al sugg!?5t downgrading the security ever had. aco;:ess to top S!k:ri>( - worlc1 a.spect · cit the c<?ntraetlng · , clearanceofemploy~wliolu!ven't ln!orma.tlon." .: . · business.'' . . . · · used their lop'secret clearance5·for · ·Yet ~detenserontraciors. ke¢1) · Contractors "whO have sue- 18months.Butll'werthan6,(XX)were asking that more and more em- ceeded In holding clearance re- downgraded In aU of1983.. ployees be cleared to handle quests to a minimum are often . "The number ol top secret sensitive material. The Pentagon , Vlctlmlzedbytbesystemlorhavlng clearances continue to grow even report noted a 44 percent Increase In done so,'' the report observes, though the needlortopsecret access "top secret," "secret" and "confl· because they are put at a distinct lsnolongl'l'justltled"lnmanycases, ~tlal" clearances from 1979 to competitive disadvantage against the review panel stated. It con1983, and a disturbing tendency for companieS that, "by abusing the eluded that "literally thousands of overworked Investigators to "clear system, have an ample suPPly of unwarranted personnel security anyone" the contractors ·want cleared personnel to perform on .clearances" now exist, and warned cleared. Though It attributes some new, classified contracts.'' . · that the problem "continues to . the huge Increase In ·secu'rtty · As a "microcosm" ottbeexlstlng · compound dally.'' ... C!eal'<tllt'es to the Reagan ad mints- sltua tlon, t~. Pentagon repbl"! clts a .. .The review panel also Questioned . ll'atlo'n•s "rearmament prognim," . major Callfoinla contraciot where . whether . the ·growth of buSiness the review panelfoundnonotlceable all but 700 of 35,557 employees have firms given security clearance "Is decline In the last two years o! the some degree or security clearance, fully justified." It noted that possibly Carter administration. and adds, "Of tl!ese 7001, It would be l,<XKI or 2,00> ol the 13,<m businesses unreasonable to assume that per- now holding security clearances Why haVe defnse conttractcirs haps 400 to 500 ol them are In the "perform toilet cleaning, painting swamped . the government with process for security clearances.:• and similar maintenance." ' clearance requests? "Contractors The report makes clear that thP Hooray for air conditioning,·___Be_n_~_at_te_nb_er=-g Consider for a moment how a · rates from the different U.S. machine WI" no longer pay much regions have moved much closer to attention to has dramatically even. changes and Improved our way of Why did the Sun Belt suddenly life. prosper? One answer Is air condlIt's a!XIut that tlmeofyearagaln; tloplng. In my judgment, It Is one of summer officially starts on June 21. the great humanitarian Inventions In "Porgy and Bess" the song says o( the modern world. "Summertime, and the living Is As recently as 1960- and that Is easy.~' recently, some ol us were already Well, maybe. But when I was adults then - only 12 percent of growing up In New York Clly In the American homes were alr1940s, 1 don't recall the Uvlng being condltlol\!!(1. Today It's close to 00 so easy when the heat waves hit. percent. l n some of the hottest The temperatures soared Into the areas of the South•. the rate Is over 90s, the bricks absorbed the heat, Ill percent. the crowded subways became Air condltlonlng, of course, Is not mobile sweat baths, and people only In homes these days. It's In slept outside on their !Ire escapes to schools, offices, cars, tractors, Today Is Friday, .June 21, the 172nd day oil~ with 193 to follow. try to keep cool. factories, theaters and sporting This Is the first day or sununer I solstice at 6:44 a.m. EDT). Of course, In the SOuth In the arenas. When It's .present, It means The moon Is approaching Its first quarter. warm months, such heat was Cjulte ' that produCtive and creative life Thl' morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. normal. SOme of us sometimes can proceed almost normally, even The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and 'Saturn. forget that much of l mertca has a as the mercury soars. You can Those born on this date are under the sign ol Cancer~ They Include semitropical climate. Look It up In Martha Washington In 1731, philosopher-author Jean-Paul Sartre In 1900, · the Statistical Abstract. The nor- · make hay when the sun shines. Poverty goes down. People Uve author Mary McCarthy In 1912 (age 73). actresses Maureen Stapleton In mal dally temperature In August In better lives. 'That's what's hap1925 (age 00) and Meredith Baxter Birney In 1947 (age 38), and Prince New Orleans goes up to 91 degrees. pened In the Sun Belt. It's very William, first child or Prince Charles and Princess Diana and heir to the In Dallas, the mrmal .temperature Important stu!!. (Of course, air British throne, In 1!*12 (age 3) . In August goes up to 96 degrees_ In conditioning has also enabled the On this date In history: Phoenix, In July, lt·normally goes to Congress to staY In session longer In In 19l5, Japanese defenders of Okinawa Island surrendered to Amerlcall 100 degrees. Normal! What about humid Washingotn, D.C., but that Is (roopS. when It gets hot? · another story.) In 1960, Soviet Premier Nlklta Khrushchev said: "War with capltaUtlc When you think about It, It's no The lmpllcatln of this rentarka· nations Is not Inevitable." wonder that until recently the ble machine may prove to · be In 1973, President Richard Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev southern tier of America was · International as well as monumen· signed an agreement on an 18-month ellort to reach a permanent arms always much poorer than the rest ol . tal. There has been much specula· pact. the fOUlllry. It's hard 1D produce !ion about how to help the less· In 1!*12, John !flnckley Jr. was lound not gullty ill shooting President when your body and brain are developed nations of the world. Reagan and three others In March 1!111, by reason oflnsanit'y. baked by aearlng heat. There are !JiaDY laney theories In 1984, the United State!; reported that an explosion at the Soviet navy ~ recently as J.!l!9, the poverty about why poor countries are poor. supply depot of Severomorsk, 000 miles north ol Moscow •. In mid-May rate In the SOuth was more than But when you look at a map, It apparently killed more than ~ people and destroyed a vast number of twice the national average. 'lben usually works out that hot places surface-to-all' mlsslles. something haJllll!lled. There waa an are poor places. It's just too hot to A f.houallt lor the day: Irish author James Joyce said, "A man rA genius · eronomlc exploalon In the Sun Belt work. · makes no mistakes. HJs errors are the portals of discovery." IJI recent yean. And the poverty If the air conditioner could bn!ak Today in history· man shall hi& blond be shed." The 111aJorlty of clergymen are against capital punishment. "On the other hand, most,polloemen are In favor ol lt. Many a policeman has sen a gun pointed at his head. Maybe we ought to listen to him as much as to the clergyman. The most cold-blooded criminal behind bars can put on his best Sunday manners when the chaplain comes." ' (This Is the commend ol a priest who had served as a member 01 a commts· slon studying capital punishment.) Isn't the possibility that a person may be put to death for a murder he dldn 't commit reason enough to abolish the death penalty? · "The Issue or capital punishment must be peclded on the basis ol principle: Is the death penally In the best Interests ol society or mt? If not, It should be.abandoned. lilt Is, then the danger that mistakes may be made In carrylrig It out must be scrupulously guarded against. "The horse-and-buggy days were safer than the auto age. Yet It we all agree that It Is a good thing lor society to have the automobile, auto accidents becoming something to be guarded against." the link between heat and poverty loped In the early part of this In America, Isn't It also possible · century by Willis Carrier In Butfalo, that In the future It might happen In N.Y. Carrier designed his machine the poor nations of the world? It In order to keep fresh meat cool and would be a prosaic contribution unspoiled. It did that, and much tilward a solution ol a complex more. By the end ot the century, It prolllem - but a major contribu- may be cooling the whole world tion nonetheless. to our great benefit. The air conditioner was deve- I . . Berry s World By IAN LOVE UPI Sports Wrlttlr Given a fresh outlook with a new team In a new league', LaMarr Hoyt Is pitching like theCy Young A~ard winner of old. . . At least he's getting the victories. Hoyt won his seventh straight Thursday as the San Diego Padres defeated !be San Francisco Giants 6-5 at Jack Murphy Stadium. Hoyt, 94, won the Cy Young award In 1!& as.a member of the Chicago White Sox. He was 24-10 that year, but In 1984 the 6-loot-2, 244·pounderdropped to 13-18. In the off"season the White Sox traded.Hoyt to the Padres along with two minor league players for pitchers Tim Lollar and BUI Long and Infielders Luls Salazar and Ozzle Guillen. The · 30-year.old rlght·hander Thursday allowed nine hits against the Giants, two of them homers to Jeff ~nard, but struck out six and walked only one. Rich Gossage p\tched the ninth to pick up his 15th save. Terry Kennedy, who had homered earlier In the game off Mike • Krukow, belted a a two-run double off losing pitcher Mark Davis IIIli! capped a three-run eighth Inning to give Hoyt the victory. Kennedy was ().for-16 against Davis, 34, before his game-winning double. . . Williams said ~chlng Kennedy In a clutch situation, even against Davis was unthlnkal)le. l.ronard hit a solo homer In the second Inning and a three-run shot In the sixth that put the Giants ahead 4-3. They built their lead to 5.J In the elghthonChrlsBrown'sRBidouble. Davis took over when Krukow walked AI Bumbry to open the eighth. Davis walked Jerry Roystfr andGwynnsingledtocentertoscore Bumbry and put Royster on third. Kennedy followed with his two-run double to give the Padres the 6-5 victory. Elsewhere, New York beat the Cubs 5-3, Houston blankW Atlanta 2.0, Pittsburgh edged Montreal 2-1 and St. Louis blanked Philadelphia s.o. Mets 5, Cubs 3 At New York, George Foster hit his 12th career grand slan:t and Sid Fernandez, 24, struck out a personal-best 10 to lead New York to a four-game sweep ri. the Cubs. The loss was Chicago's ninth straight. Roger McDowell earned his fourth save. ChlcagostarterRayFontenot, l.:J,lasted four Innings. ASil'o8 2, Braves·O. At Atlanta, Phll Garner blasted a two-run homer In the eighth Inning and Bob Knepjler hurled a slx·hltter over 8 2-3Innlngs to lead the Astros. Knepper Improved to 7-3. Dave . Smith got the last out for his 12th save. Rick Mahler slipped to 1~. ' Pirates 2, Expos I At Montreal, Rick Rhoden helped his 0\Yll cause by hanging out two hils and driving horne the winning run to lift the Pirates. Rhoden, 5-7, went seven Innings and allowed three hits. AI Hollandflnlshedlorhls fifth save. Dan Schatzederfell to2-3. cantinats 5, PhlliJes o At St. Louis, Danny Cox. 9-2, ran his scoreless' string to 23 Innings to lift the Cardinals. Tommy Herr doubled twice and drove In a run to raise his NL-Ieadlng batting aver: age to .353. Kevin Gross, 5-7, took the loss. -Three errors provide Tigers with 10-9 win over Yankees Clean.rip 1ssues·- up··-f or ·vote .·J • at NCAA .· specta . convention 1 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) ~With Tula ne's Green Wave floating face 'down 1n the nearby Mississippi. the fifth NCAA special convention concludes today In a flurry of votes on a dozen proposals designed to clean up college athletics. Wleldll)g the brooms are the 44 members of the Presidents Commlsslon, who called this convention todealwlth theproblemsoflntegrlty and llnance bedeviling the NCAA's 71!0 member schools. The commission has produced eight legislative proposals to be decided In today's roD-call vote of the more than !OJ delegates. The votes will be taken In a hotel only blocks from Tulane University, which has discontinued Its basketball program after a devastating point-shaving scandal. Fou r other proposals are olfered - Sportscaster Thacker, Woodbury . late entrants in Diles Tournament One of the nation's most versatile sports boardcast.ers Is a Ia te entry In the ~enih annual Dave Diles Appachla golf event. Jim Thacker, who got his broad· casting start in the Huntington market, Is returning t.o tee it up for the first time In the annual charity classic. Thacker Is a familiar voice and face on television, regularly workIng college events for ESPN and other cable syndications. He and his wife, a native of Proctorville. reside In North Carolina. Thacker and tournament host Dave DUes shared as asslgnml?!ll two sununers ago In the World Championship of Women's Golf. Also added to the field is Steve Snapp, veteran publicist fortheOhlo State University athletic teams. In all, some 35 and 40 celebrities will be an hand, for the June 26 dinner at Meigs High School and the 18-hole golf event the following morning at Riverside Golf Club' In Mason. . Time for the dinner IS 6 p.m. and the shotgun start for the golf tourney lsatlO a.m. There are still a llmltednumbl'rof spots open In the tournament. Bob Freed can be contacted at 992-2044 for applications. Cost of the two day event ls$150wlthaUproceedsgolng to charity. Comedian Woody Woodbury Is also a late entry In the tournament. Woodbury called the tournament cornmltf'E' late last weel{ and advised It of a schedule change which will permit hlrn to appear at both the dinner and tournament. · Woodbury has appeared on major · television t alksmwsand lsoneoflhe country's foremost perfo!T(Iers and · comedy writers. For years, he has appeared on the beach!ront In South Florida as a headllner. Woodbury recent emceed the 19th annual Bogie Busters' gala In Dayton where the top personages In sports, Industry and the political arena gather for the top cek>brlty goU tournament In the world. He headlined a show that Included Bob Hope. 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The field for the event now numbers about 100 with some spots still open at $150. Anyone Interested In taking part ·can pick up an application at area golf courses and business places plus area banks. Cost of the tournament ls$150 and in the six previous years the Diles event has contributed some $40,(00 to charitable causes in the Meigs, Mason, Gallla and Athens area. SPRING & SU-R HOURS coaching activities; and banning sr:~r:s~rs"!.:$;t,h MON.·FIIL 9 TO 5 where we legislate against the athletlcscholarshlpsandallrecrult· Twenty-fourwomenwereonhand Mon. & Wod.-4: 15 to 5:15 SAT. 9 TO I students who have violated the lngellortsfortwoyears.· h kl • Mon. & Wods.-6:15 to 7:15 rules; we legislate against the An amendment to Proposal 3, ~l=lo~~.:C.:; Y women s Tu11• & THurs.-5:30. 6:30 0 coaches who violated the rules," he which has the endorsement of During the business meeting, It SePior Citi11111 BuildiPg said. "But. we as athletic directors NCAA president Jack Davis and was announced that Margaret Mulberry lloigllh, Po-roy who arelnchargeofthoseprograms NCAA exl'Cutlve director WaUer Follrod and Tee Teaford won prizes For Moro Information & togistration need to be held accountable." Byers, would curtail th: power of at a recent tournament held at the ~==='="=·=9~9=2::·::3::7:::9::4:=:=::!L----------Schael's share-the-blame view- WUllamHunt,theNCAAsasslstant Ox Bow Country Club. Also prizes 1point was made earlier by Indiana executive director for enforcement. . were won by Joan Childs and Kathy University President John Ryan, Under the amendment. Hunt Gard at 8 recenttoumarnent.played who also serves as cha!nnan o!the would not have the power to impose at the Gallipolis Golf Course. A NCAA's Presidents C!J111nllsslon. sanctions on secondary violators. mixed Scotch foursome will be held "I would certainly support penal- That duty would be returned to the atthe local club on Sunday, June :.I. lzlng university ~sldents as much Cymmlttee on Infractions. h f 1 as anyone else found guilty.'' said "My sense Is t.hat most ot the at 4 p.m. After 18 1es 0 Pay ould find winners for the day were Joan Ryan. "Ialsow no personal ticket-buying fans In our state are Childs. low gross; NeUieBrown,low' difficulty dismissing one of my disturbed when they see the whole net; Norma Custer, low putts; coaches If It's found he or she Idea of Intercollegiate athletics chipping In hole, Kim Blower and violated the rules." belngbesmlrchedbyviolatlonofthe Bernice Anderson. All women Ryan may not have to face that rules," said Ryan. "I don't think our golfers are Invited to attend ladies situation If Proposal 3 Is approved fans want us to operate outside the h Tuesd lth 1 without undergoing a I!Uutlon rules. I could be wrong, but that's the day held eac ay w Pay starting at 8: :.I a.m. process. Dubbed "the death pepalty," Proposal 3 alms to define "llJSjor" Buy. opec:lliiiV marked - · and "secondary" rules. vlolhtlons boigol-bNndHI-Pnl and lnvokecorrespoodlngpenaltles. clog RIIIIIIIICI For repeat major violators, the . MILUNG DIVISION minimum penalties would Include: . a 2-season ban on competition In the ollenctlngsport; a2-yearsuspenslon otall coach~=members In~';;: 1 "11 seems this Is another case HOLLYWOOD IIAND to.,., to make a Additional corporate • • support JOins t~umey the proposals produced little rancor but considerable discomfort as an overflow crowil of delegates forced me university presidents to stand ; the rear of a mammoth balii'OOlJl. . The most serii,Jus objectJons to the propos£.d legislation came from John Schael, ·athletic director of "Look IHn HomMiy, I .ympeUU. with your }Wrnlng to relunJ ~ but... " hole-111-otie on. the 167 yard. hole No. 9 at Rlve"'kle Golf Course In Mason during III!U week's Dave Diles Appalachia Goll Toumamellt illated Thlll'!lday, June 2'7 . HOLE-IN~NE AWARD - Nooa Nelson of Smith·Nellson Molo,., Pomeroy, Is shown with this 198$ Pontiac Flerowhlch will be given to the first goUer By LISA HARRIS Barbaro Garbey hit what could have At Cleveland, Reggie Jackson 's UPISports Writer been a game-ending double play, 513thcareerhomer, a two-run blast, True, New York did make three but second baseman WIUle Ran- highlighted a four-run second Inerrors against Detroit that cost dolph threw wildly to first for his ning, giving California all lherunslt them dearly, as Yankee manager second error of the game, allowing needed. Jackson, an 18-year veteBUiy Martin pointed out. But the Gibson to score the tying run. ran , moved past Ernie Banks and Elsewhere In the league, Oakland Eddie Mathews to take sole posseskiller was the wild pitch. The Tigers won J()-9 with two outs routed Chicago 12-1, Toronto tipped sion of lOth place on the aU·tlme .In the bottom of the lOth Inning Boston 6-5, California blanked mme run Ust. Ron Romanlck, 8-3, Thursday night when seldom-used Cleveland 4.0, Seattle slew Texas scattered four hits In hurling hlsflrst reliever Mike Armstrong wild- 11-3 and Minnesota beatKansasCIIy shutout and fourth complete gaine. pitched home Lou Whitaker from U.a. Ranger5 11, Mariners 3 ' third base. A's12, White Sox 1 At Arlington, Texas, AI Cowens Yankee catch~r · Ron Hassey At Chicago, Alfredo Griffin cracked a three-run homer and knew lirunedlately his team was cracked a three-run homer, Bruce drove In four runs ;md Jim Presley beaten. Boehle smacked a two-run sbot and added his 15th home run to lead a • Setting the stage for the !Iasco, Carney Lansford hit a solo blast to club record-tying :al-hit Seattle Dave Righetti, 4-6, walked two power Oakland. Rookie Tim Birt- attack. Matt Young, &ll, pitched five batters with one out. Kirk Gibson's sas, 4-1, gave up four hits over eight Innings to earn the victory. Karl forcecxlt put Whitaker a,t third lnl)lngs. Tom Seaver, 7-5, failed In a Best \Vent three Innings to pick up his More cOrporate.. support Is a~- :1 befo~ Arms4'0ng's second pitch to · bid for his 296th career victory. . fourth.sav~ n Ro " atsS . _ • ' s t~red ror the7th:annual Dave DUes . ·Lance· Parrish'.. was wide to his , . · .. ··. Blue Jay~~ f. Reel Sox 5 · : · . · . •· f . Appalachlb Golf Tournament. · catcher's rlghi. ·. · · ' · At Toronto, Damaso Garda had At Kansas City, Mo., Kirby Joe Clark of Clerk's Jewelers In The loss snapped New York's four RBI and three hits, Including a Puckett drove In fourrunswlthfour ·Pomeroy and Gallipolis will give a four,game winning streak. two-run triple thill highlighted a hits to help Minnesota overcome a Sellw watch·to the individual whose Doug Balr pitched the lOth Inning three-run seventh Inning, lifting the five-RBI per1ormance !rom Geor!IE' tee shot comes cloSest to the pin on to raise his reo::ord to 2.0. Blue Jays past Boston. Jim Acker,, Brett and snap a three-game losing the par-3, i1th hole. TraUing9-6, Detroit tied the score 4-1, worked two-thlrdsofanlnnlngto streak. Minnesota pounded out 16 The tournament Is set for June Z7 In the iunth Inning off Righetti. earn the victory. Bill CaudUI's 11th hits off of three pitchers. Frank at the Riverside Golf Club with the Gibson and Parrish delivered RBI save was the lOOth of his career and Eulemla, Hl. the fourth Minnesota annual Hillbilly Supper preceding singles lomovetheT!gerswlthln9-8. gave him a club record 11th save. pitcher. galneil his first major- the 18 hole event, the previous With one out and Gibson on third, Angels 4,1ndlanll 0 le~e victory. e.venlng at Meigs High School. Bob Easiman of the five Foodland Stores wUI spllnsor a celebrity In the . charity event ·as wm.AJienJ<lein .of Mister Bee Potato Cbips. Ben byThursday's the NCAA Council. general dlscusslon(Jf ... The Daily Sentinet-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Hoyt leads 6-5 victory; Cubs lose 9th in row 21, 1985 Death penalty·debate._ _-:---__G_eo,.,_ge_P~_e_nz The Daily Sentinel P<\T WHITEIJEAD Friday, J"ne 21, 1986 Paue 2-n. D-''Y Sentinel ';\sctS MODERN SUPPLY 399 SUGAR RUN Ml leltd .c.. PH. 992-2115 w.TheMain St. Pomeroy, OH•. stort with "All Kinds of Stuff" For Pets, Stables. 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Ohio 4.5769, P h. 9:92·2l56. Sfo. '~ POSTMASTER ; ,l' Middleport. Ohio ·.· K&C JEWELERS . K~ _....,,_ .... · . .212 E. Main Strut 992-3785, Pomeroy MEIGS COOPIIBATIVE PAl!ISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH F&J Sauer, Dlrecter Be~ . Jameil E. Corbitt, Mebtut NORTHEAST CJ,USTEB Rev.. llot! Arch• 8ev. RoJ Deeter Rev. Seld... .lohDMn POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Zl2 W. ALFRED -Church School 9: ;tO a.m .: Main St., Neil Proudt'OOI:, pastor, Bible School Wonhlp, 11 a .m .; UMYF, 6: .'IJ p.m .; UW , Third Tuesda)', 7:30p.m. Communion, 9:Xla.m.; Momlngwcnhlp,lO:lla . m. ~ Youth rneettnss. 6:00p.m.; Evening worship, 7:00p. :, first Sunday. (Archer) m. WednesdaynJghtJr&yermeetingapdBtie CHESTER- Worship 9 a.m.; Church study.7:00 p.m . . , SchoollOa.m.; Bible Study, Thursday, 7p. 1liE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Butternut m .; UMW, first Thursday, l p.m.; Com· Ave., ~- Mrs. Dora w~ ln charge. munion, first Sunday (Archer) . Sunday hollness meeting, 10 a.m.: ·SUnday JOPPA - Worship 9: 30 a.m.: Church Schooi, lO:ll a.m. 9.mday School, . YPSM . School 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednes· Elol8e Ad.ams, letKier. 7::JJ p.m. Salva,tlOn · day, 7:30 p.n: . (Johnson). varjousspeakerund m111lc9pl'dals. LONG BO'ITOM - ChUI'Ch School9: 30 Thursday, U::IJ a.m. to 2 p.m. LadleS H<me ·a.m.; Worablp 7 p.m.; Bible Study, Wed· nHday, 7: 30 p.m.; UMYF. We<tnesd{ly, teague, memtw!r'B In charge, au women Invited; 6:45 p.m. Thuraday, COrps Cadet 6:00 p.m.: Communion First Sunda,y. aa... (Yool18 Prople-Biblei, 7:30p.m. BIIJie (Archer) Study and Prayer .......... open 10 the public. REEDSVILLE - Church Schoof 9:30 a . F'()MEHOY WEl'l'SIDE CHURCH OF m.: Wonhlp Service li:OOa.m. (Deeter) . CHRIST, J:I!'JlChlldren'sHomeRoad (County TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAULRoad '16). 992·5DS. Vocal music. Sunday WC1f· Church School 9 a.m.; Wor1hlp 10 a.m.: '""IOa.m: BlbleSlutlylla.m.: Wonlllp,6p. · Bible Study, Tueoday, 7:30p.m .; UMW, m . Wedneilday, Bble Study, 7 p.m. Third · Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m.; Communion OlD DEl\"l'ER BIBLE CHRISTIAN First Sunday ,(Archer) . CHURCH. Cl!aJ1e! Hat!leld. poster; Linda . · CENTILU. CLUSTER · SWioi;'Sup<·..Sunday SChool 9: l:fa.m.: l'""dl· .. . . Rev. J11111oo E. Col-tiitt . lng _..,., and thin! Sunti<IY fDIIowjf1& . . .. IMov• - - ... 5untlily School. Youth...-,., 7: !II p.m. ..,. Rev. HI...... - - l c l l. 011' Sunday. Rev . Robert E. - . . . . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. a... Aodrow . .bealdor Preaching 9:30a.m., nrst and !eCOnd SunASBURY (Syracuse•- Worship 11 a.m. days of E"ach month; third and fourth Sun· · ; Church School 9: e a .m.: Chara:r Blblr days each month worship services at 7: 30 . Study, Wrdnesday, 7:.30 p.m.; UMW, Urst p.m. Wednesday evenings at, 7: 30 p.m . -Tue11day, 7:30 p.m ., Choir Rehearsal, Prayer and Bible- study. Wednesday 6::1> p.m .; UMW, fourth Sun· SEVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST, Mulb· . .day, 6:30p.m. (Nelson). erry Heights Road, Pomeroy. Michael PI· · £NTERPRISE - Worship 9 a .m .; onkowskl, past or: Marie Spires. Sabbalh Church ~hoot 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Tues· School Supt. Sabbath School at 2 p.m . on : day, 7:30J.m.; UMW, First Monday, 7:'30 saturday wllh worship services following .· ~e':r~a~ P~~~a*eJn~iy~h~i{ ~ at 3: 15p.m. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH mlch) -Sisler Harrten w arner . Supt. sunday 1 FLATWOODS -ChurchSchool,lOa.m . . Sc hool 9": 30 a.m 1 Morning w orship .10: 45 . ,. ; Worship, 11 a .m .; Bible Study, Thurad· EH11 ' ' • • '".. :day, 7 P1m.: UMYF, Sunday, 6 ~· l!': · . P.OMEI\OV'' FIRST .BAritlST, David. ,IRothenllchl. . . . _. .• Mann, rilirUSter·. William Snouffer, Sunday FOREST RUN ...... Worship 9 •. rp ., .. SChool Supt. Sunday School, 9: 30 a .m.; Church School 10 a.m.; Choir pracllee, Morning w orship 10: ~ a .m . Tuesday, 6: 30p.m .; UMW, lint Tuesday, FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po 7: 30p.m. I Nelson) . m Proy Pik e. David Hunt . pastor; Jack HEATH {Middleport)- Church.School, 9:30 a .m .; Worship 10:30 , a .m ., Bible Needs, Sunday School Dlreector. Sunday Study, Tuesday, i~ a.m.: UMW, second Scoo1:9: 30 a.m.; MOrnlnR Worship, 10:30; evening worship, 7: 00p.m . Tuesday Vls l· Monday, 7: 30p.m .; UMW Second Mon· tat ion, 1 p.m . Wednesday, Praytor service, day, 7:30p.m.; UMM, Third Monday, 7:30 7:30 p.m .; Mission Friends, 7:30 p.m.; p.mMiN(~oRSbt~t~lE- Worshlp ·Servlce 10 Girls In Action, 7:30 p.m. UMW hi d FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· a .m .; Church School, lla .m .; ,t r Wednesday, 1 p.m .; Choir practice, Mon· ' ley Run Road, Rev . Emme ll RaWson , pastor. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday School , day, 7: Ml p.m ; (Nelson) . 10 a.m.; Sunday evening SE'rvlce, 7: 30p.m . PEARL CHAPEL - Worshl_p service 9 a .m .; Church Schoolll a ,m ., UMW se-t . Bible te'achlnR, 7: 30 p.in . Thuuday. 'SYRACUSE MISSION , CHerry St. , Sy· condTuesday7 :30p.m.; UMYFiastTues· · racuse. servlces ..lO a.m. Sunday. Evening da~~~o~· (u~nkl~g:khool 9. 15 am ' services Sunday and Wedne!day at7: 00p. ; Worshl ~ce, ~0?:.> a .m .:' Choir ·re: hearsal Wednesday, 7:30p.m .; UMW, se· !"~nDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST tN CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Keith Eblin, cond Tue~~day, 7; 30 p.m .; UMYF, Sunday, : p astor. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m., Wadr 6 p.m . (Corbitt) Ha yma n, supt.: Mornihg Worship, 10: 30a. ROCK SPRINGS- Church SchOol. 9: liS · m .; Sunday evening servlcr 7: 30p.m.: a.m .; Worship lOa.m .; Bible Study, Wed· Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 7: 30p.m . · ..,.. nesday, 7: :Kt p.m. ; UMYF (Seniors). Sun· day, 5 p.m.; (Junlora) every Other Su~· : MT. MORIAH CHURC,H OF GOD, • Racine. Rev. James Satterfield, pastor. day, 6 p.m. mothemich) FreE"man Williams, Supt . Sunday School RUTLAND- Church School, 9: 45a.m .; •.9: 45 a .m .; sunday and Wednesday evenWonhlp, 10: Jl a .m.: UMW (EvenlnlgCir· . ete) aecond Wednesday, 7:30p.m .: UMW · -tng servi ces, 7 p.m . ~ MIDDL EPORT FIRST BAPTIST. (AftemOOD Clrcll!l second Thursday, 1 p. ' -corner Sixth and Palmer. George Risor, mgi_~~~~~~R _Church School, 10 Jnterlm Pastor. ~ay Fields, S.S. Supt.: a.m .', Wor.shlp 9:45a .m. (Rubenkin&) Dan Riggs, Asst. SupT. Sunday School, 9:15 · -e. m .; Morning wors hip, 10: 15 a.m .; Sun · SNOWVILLE - Wonhtp, 8: 30 a.m.; day Evening service, 1 p .m. Youth meel · Church School10 a .m . (Rubl'nklng) , tng. 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday: evening ser· SOtJTHERN CLUSTER · \oict> 1 p.m.: Choir practice 8 p.m . Rev. Bot:.- Grace ' MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, a... Palil Mc:Oaln · Jlth and Main, Bob Melton, minister. AI Rev. Kekll Rader Hartson, a ssoc. minister; Mike Gerlach, APPLEGROVE-ChurcbSchool9a.m. Sunday School Superintendent. Bible ; Wonhlp, 10 a .m . (First and third SUndays) ; UMW,'Second Tuesday, '1: 30 p .m .; School 9; 30 a.m.; Morning Wors,_.p 10: 30 a.m. Evening Worship 7: 00p.m .. Wednes· Prayer meetl"l t Wednesday, '1· p . day 7:00p.m. P rayer m.eetfng. (Grace) · · · . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· BETHANY - Worohlp, 9 a .m .: Chut:ch ZARENE, Co·plltors Rev . Charl~t~ Coy~e School, 10 s.m.; Btb,le S~udr., Wednesday, and Rev . Nancy Coyle. Bill White, Sunday 10 a .m.; Dorcas Women a Fellowship, Wedneaday, 11 a.m . (McGuire) . School Supt. Sunday School 9:~ a .m .: MornlngWorshtplO: JOa.m .: Evana:rltstlc CARMEL- Church SChool 9: 30 a :m.; meeting 7:00p.m. Wednesday, 7:00p.m,. Worship, 10:45 a.m . 5eeond and Fourth Prayer meeting. Sundays; Fellowahtp dlnMr with SUtton, UNITED PBESB'l'TI!III-'N MINISTRY , third Tflursday, 6: 30p.m. !McGuire) . EAST LETART- Church 5chool9 a .m . OF MEIGS COUNTY Jle\1. Waada ~oiiUGD, Dlreder ; Worlhip 10 a .m .. second and fourth Sun.· daya; uMw flrat 'I'Uesday, 7:30 p.m . Harold Jail.... Dlrfttor of EdiiCAIIoa (Grace). · LETAHT FALLS ·- Wof'¥1p 9 a.m.: , HAHRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - sunday: Worohtp aervlceo Church SchooiiO a .m. (Graoel. 9:00a.m .: Church 5cbool10:15a.m-l Bible. MORI'IINGSTAR.- Wonhlp,t: l5a .m .: Church SChool 10: 30 Bible Study, >Siudy sunday .1:30 p.m. Prayer Group Tflunday,'7: 30 p.m. )Vedrieoday at 9:110 a .m . MORSE CHAPEL9: 30 , MIDOLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church achOOI 10:15 a.m . Mornln& Wor· : ~htp 11:1' a.m. Tueeday,lO:OO a.,m . Bible l!ludy· Tflureday, 7: 30 p.m. Bible Study. •, S'iltACtJSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· ' TERIAN :- Worship 1ervlce J :OO a .m . : Churdl SChoollO: 00 a.m. Tuesday, to·a.m. , Bible Study: Sunday, 6 p.m. Junior and Se, nlor HIP Youth Groupo. · RITI'[.AND CHURCH OF GOD, Putor, Joba JEv.,., Slmday llchQol 10:110 a.m.: 01 # A DlviAiMI of Multlmedllll, Inc. ~ Mrmb<'r : Un11cd Prt>u lnterrJ a liona l, • Inland Daily Pr('ss As.(t()Ciation and lhP POblo N~apaprr Assoc iation. National • Adverlla lnJif R4•prC'S(.•nlatlve.. Branham :Newspaper Salt:os, 7J3 Third Avenue. • New York. f'oi(>W '(ork 10017. BEN' . fFRANKUN• s'{i· (USPS 145-8801 • John F. F•lll J. ••re~~a Fultz I'll. !92-!101 l'oMOJ . .m . I FUEGO 22 On Select Models ':. · ' .. ENCORE LS ' CCIII .or ·visit Our Showroom Today F.~r ;Furth~r l)etallsl Rebates Cllcullted F10111 ·LP.A. Gil Milllp Rlllnp • lebltes May Be Used. As Down PIJIIIInt. UMITED TIME OFFER • EXPIRES JULY 31, 1985 CK · SUPERMARKET · Lelthe earth bring forth grass ... " - Genesis I :11 -g. • ' l r~· 11 . .. Palish JfaU irlunedlately.followingtheservlce. .It Chester wut meet ln. special 8esston Saturday, 7:·30 p.m., with work In the master mason degree. . .>• """""'oo • CHESTER- Shade River Lodge . l' .l .· mid--""""""· ilnd : RUTLAND - Rutland BowhunlE-r's Association will conduct a free ~ Church SChool9:l5 a.m.: Worshl!> Selvle 111:30 a.m . Ol>lr rehearsal, Tueod8y, 7:30 p.m. Ulldei' direction d Allee Nease. · POMERoY. CHURCH OF THE NAZA: . RENE, Comer Ufllcll and Mulbeny, Rev. 'lb>mas Glen McClu~. pastor. Qyde -. son. S. S. Sup<., Sunday SCOOol, 9:30 a.m.: morning wonhip lO:ll a.m; evening ll'IVlce6 · p.m .: W - y . 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 326 E . Main Sl., Pomeroy. Sunday """"""'' Htiy communion on the rlrst Sunday of each month, and combined with mornlng prayer oo th£> tiJJrdd Sunday. Morning prayer ilnd all Olher Sundays d the montl}. Churclt Sdiool and Nursery care provided. Coffee hour In~ · .. ,d:IESTER - ·The Meigs County Fish and Game ClubwUl have a tree chicken ba.rheqtie fo'\ aU members preceding . Saturdays children's lmtlngdei"by. ~tvlngwlll heglnat7 ~. m. and members are asked to ~ring a covered dish. "And God said, MEIGS TIRE \ ~ CENTER, INC. ·~.. TRINITY CII!J\\CII, Rev. w; H. Pm1n. . pas1or: Debbie !luck. SUnday SChool Supt. · m .. 1978 Ford LTD Station Wagon .... S189S 992-5130 Mill WorkCabinet Making Syracuse 992-3978 "But Ther'll Clean Up" Community calendar I area happenings Groceries General Merchandise Rac ine 949-2550 j 992-3840 <'"":~~~ Middleport --.... § RACINE PLANING MILl .· RALL'S• ·The Di1tg Dozen/ 1978 Buick LeSabre 4 Or; ... S1895 1979 Ford LTD .114 Dr.... $1495 1977 Ford Maverick 4 Dr..... 5395 1977 Ford Granada 4 Dr ...... S795 1977 Buick Skylark 4 Dr...... S795 1974 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr....... S395 1975 Pontiac Ventura 2 Dr....... S695 1972 V.W. Wagon ................. S595 1970 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr...... S895 1969 Ford Torino 4 Dr .......... S295 1966 Chevrolet Dump Truck .... S129~ SENTINEL 214 E. Main P. J. PAULEY; AGENT of Columbus, Oh. 804 W. Main 992-2318 King, Randy Humphre)'!l, Cheryl Flle Roush, Marilla NichOlson, Chrlsllne Babr WIDiams, Sandra Bunce, Barbara Hoffman McMahon, Bruce Wallace, Jerry Van lnwagen; back, Judy KelliM Well, Torn King, Roger Roush, Seren Lewis Llvlngslon, Tom Lyons, Earl DeWees. INSURANCE SERVICES setvice Rutland, Ohio 45775 J. Wm. "Bill" Brown, owner · Phone 742-U77 Nationwide Ins. Co. EDAILY • w-., SlmdaY -.!111 ll:OOa.m. Chll· • tlrn'o Clltlldl 11 a.m. Swldol. Ewllflll •. . , _ T:OO p.m, Wid., I p.m. TOU81 La· . Ill•' Aall&ary. Wrlnadly, '1 p.m. Fam· ; ~Y~MIIIUMITY CHURCH- NHr Loq Bollom. Edlol ~L/!"'!tor. SUlldaY r~ ~--=tw ..;.=~~ .: . :CHU m. . . the multi-hued blossoms, no longer in sight, Are (eplaced by the deepest of green, With the blue of the water a further delight As the overhead sun warms the s~ene, It's a time for vacation and finishing chores, While some others were never begun. And for swimming and fishing and living outdoors With our own kind of fun in the sun; . Plus a lesson in beauty our faith will portray For remembering all of our lives, From the joy of creation the lord will display When the season of summer arrives. - Gloria Nowak Evangelistic Service 7: :ll p.m. "wetlne-!1· prayer service Thursday, 7: ao p.m. CARLETON INTEROENOMI NA· d ay; P rayer meeting 7: :ll p.m . Th u ~;sday. " TIONAL CHURCH , Kln"sb\l"" Road. Rev. ZlON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· • ., Harrisonville Rd. Robert Purtell , minis· David Curfman, pa.stor. Sunday School ter: Stt"ve Stanlt"§, Supt. : Bill MeET9::11 a .m. ; Ralph Carl. Supt. Evening wor· ship 7: 30p.m . Prayer mee . Ung , Wednes· roy • As st . Sup' .; un d ay School 9: 30 a.m :: 7 30 Worshlpst!'rvlcel0:30a.m .; EvenlngwordaLyoN ' G P80 ·m.'l'TOM CHRISTIAN, Jody ship Sunday 1 p.m. and Wednesday, 7 p.'m . ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Holland. pastor! Wall.ace Damewood, Grove. The- Rev. ·William Mlddleswarth. Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9 a. pastor. Church serv icf' 9:30a.m .: sunda y m .; Bible SChoollO .a.m . School10: 30 a.m. H.Y SELL RUN HOLlNE:SS CHURCH . BRADBURY CHURCH O F CHRIST. Rev. Thert•on Durha m . pastor. Sunday John Wri!Jht , passtg r. Sunday School9:30 School at 9:30a .m .: Morntng worship at a .m.; Larry HaynE'I!i, S. S. Supt . Morning 10: 30 a .m.: Sunday evening servlcr at 7: 30 .worship 10:30 a.m . . . · p.tn . ThUrsday servicrs a17:30 p.m. l{ACINE CHURCH OF. THE NAZA- • · FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION a1 Bald RENE, .Rev . ThQmas H. Cqlller, pastor. ' Knob : loca t"rd tm CoU ntY Road . 3J. R.e,.,. · Martha Wolfe, Chairman or the Botl.rd of .. Lawrence· GIUesE"ncamp, ·pastor: ·.R£>v. Christian Life. Sunday School9: 30 a .m .; Rogt"r Wl\llord. assT. pastor. PrE:"aching Morning worship 10:30 a.m.; Sunday s£>rvlct"S Sundav 7; 30 p.m. Prayer ME'("t lng wronc-sday, 1:.30 p.m., Gar-y Grtff.lth, evenlngworshlp7:30p.m . Prayer mee-ting 7:30p.m . WPdnesday. . leader. Youth Rroup s Sunday evening at LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Oex· 6: 30p.m . with Roger and Viole! Willford. ter. Woody Ca U, pastor. Services Sunday lf'aders. Communion S<'rvlcf' firs! Sunday 10 a.m . and 7 p ..m. Wednesda y, 7 p.m . each month . • WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- Coo lville RD . Rt>v . Phillip Rl· RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Slev• dt>nour, pastor. SundaY School9: 30 a .m .; Deave-r, Pastor. Robert Smith, Sunday worship ~rvlct> 10: ~ a. m .: Blblt' stu d;v School S1.1pt.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m.: and worship S<'rvlet', WE'dnesday, 7 p.m . Mornln8 worship "10: 40 a.m .: S1.1nday RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST . evenln!J wors hip 7: 30 p.m .: Wednesday Mark Jones , pas tor . Bill Nicholson , Sun· t-ve nlnlil Bib\€' s'tud:'l-' 7:30 p.m. day School Supt . Sunda y School !l: 30 a. m .: BURI.JNGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH. Morning Worship and Communion 10::11 a. s. s. BurUnghaD:J.. Rt"v. Okey ~y Laundtr mllt , . posoor: Ph. 992-7324. Sufi<lay4lchoollO:OO a .m .• : SUnday evenlng-strl!Cf' 7~00 p.m.; Wednes· · day C\lenlng servtcc. 7:00 p.m. · · · PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, \l mile off Rt . 325. RE' v. Ben J . Watts, pastor. Lee Russ€'11 , S.S. Sup!. Sunday School9:30 a .m .; Morning Wors hip 10:30 a.m.: Sunday evening servlc(' 7:30p.m .; Wednesday service, 7:30p.m. . SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill LIIIIC', pastor. Steve Little, S. S. Supt . Sunda y SchoollO a .m .: Morning worslp, 11 a. m .; Sunday evening worship 7: :.KJ p.m . Pra )'Pr meeting and Bible study Thursday, 7 ~ 30 p. m. ; Youth mE"etln!J Wedne-sday at 1 p.m . REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - J8J N. 2nd Ave .. Middleport, Sunda y SchooilO a.m. Sunday rvE.'nlng 7: 00p.m .; Mid -week service. W£'d., 7 p.m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Robt"r t E. Musser. pastor . Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Paul Musser , supt .; Morning wors hip 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening st>r· vice, 1 p.m .; mld·WE'ek service, Wednes· day, 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. Rt>v . Glenn McMillan, pastor . MarY: Janice Lavender, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Morning worship 10: 30 a .m .; Evangelistic service, 6 p.m .; Prayer and Praise Wednesday, 7p. m .; Youlh meeting, 7 p.m . EDEN UN.ITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Elden R. Blake, pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Gary Reed . Lay leader. Morning sermon, 11 a .m .: ~unday night services: Christian Endeavor 7:30p.m., SOng !lel'\llce 8 p .m . Preaching 8: 30p.m. Mid-week prayer meetlns, Wednesday, 1 p.m. HEMLOCK . GROVE CHRISTIAN, Roier Walsoa, pastor. Crenson Pratt, Sunday SCt.ool Supt. Morning worship 9: 30 a .m .; S1o1nday School10:30 a.m.: Evening servict', 7:30p.m . MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, pa1tor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt . Sunday School 9: f5 a .m .; Evenln1 wor· sbtp 6: XI p.m .; Prayer Meet Inc, 6:30p.m . Wednesdoy . TUPI't.RS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Jody Holland, mlnloler. Deryl Weill, Supt. Mornlna: worship, 8:00a.m .; Church SchQo19:00 a.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Rev. Herbe-rt Grate. pastor . Franll: Riffle, supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a . m .; Worship service-, 11 a .m. and 7 p.m . Sunday. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer meet· i:hrt.stla n Endeavor, nrs"t a nd ihlrd· Sun· day, 7:30p .m. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible Study, 7: 39p.m . . JEHOVAH'S WITN ESS, 37319 State Roulf' 124' (o nf> mil e easTof RuTland 1. Sun· day : Bible Jecture9:30 a .m .: Watcht owe-r study 10: 30 a.m .: Tuesday, Bible st udy, 7:30 p.m :: Thursday. Theocratic School 7:3op.m . ServicE> meelln~ . &:20 p.m . C,HURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Loca ted on 0 . J . Whl!(' Road of Highway 160. Pat h enson. pastor. Sun~ay Sc hool10 a.m . Classes for all age:s . Junior Chu'rch 11 a. m .; Morn ing wor sh ip 11 a. m . Adult Choi r pracUct> ~p . m . Sunday . Young Peo· pie's, Ch11drE>n 's Ch urch and Ad1.1lt BibleStudy, Wednesday at7:30 p.m . HOP£ BAPTIST CHAP EL, 570 Grant St., Middleport. A(flllated with Southern Ba ptlsl Convention. Sunday School10a. m . : Morniqg worship 11 a .m .: J;:vening wor · ship 7 p.m .; WednE"Sday e-v('n\ ng Bible st udy al'ld pi:aytl'r meE>IIng 7 p.m . BRADFORD CHUR CH OF' CHRIST , St. Rt . 124 and Co. Rd . 5. Mark Seevers, minis· Ter. Sunday School Sup!. Ha rry Hendr lcks; Sunday Sc h ool~: :.ll a.m .: Mot'ning worship 10: :II a .m .: Evening worship 7 p. m. Wednesday wm·sh lp 7 p.m . ST. PA Ul. LUT HERAN CHURC H, Cornf'r Syca morr and Second Sts .. Po· meroy . The- Rev. William Mlddlcswarlh. pstor. Sund ay SChool 9: 45 a.ft1 .: Chu rch se rvice 11 a.m. SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr. Anthony G ia n n ~more. Ph . 99i5898. Sa turday Evenin~ Mass 7 :30 p.m .: Su nday Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a. m. ConiE'Sslons one half hour bE'fore- each Mass. CCD classes, ll a .m . Sunday. VICI'ORY BAPTJST, 525 N. 2nd -St ., Middleport. James E . Keesee, pastor. Sunday morning wors hip 10 a.m .; EVE'n· ing servlct> 7 p.m .:· Wed nHday evrnlng wor5hlp 1 p.m. Vlslratlon, Thursday 6:30 p.m . ' LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GO D - 'GIIberl $pt>ncer, pastor. Sun· day ·School 9;:l> a.m:; Morhifll!. servlce 10:00 a.m .; SUnd!IY evening service 7::00 p . . m .; Mid-.weflk prayer ~i"vlce Wedn~sday 1 ~T : OLI VE COMM UNITY CHU~CH, Lawrence Bus h, pastor. Ma x Folmer. Sr. Supt . Sunday School a nd Morning Worship 9: 30a.m.: Sundayeven lngservtcr.7 p.m .; Yout h mee'I ng an d B lbl "' St udy ' Wednes . . . . daDN'rF:E~ FAITH CHURCH. Rt. 7 on Po· Main St .. Mlddlt>port. Rev. Calvin MinniS. · pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner. supt . Sunday School 9: JJ a.m .: Worship service 10:•5 a.m . SUCCESS ROI\0 CHURCH OF CHRIST - J oseph B. Hoskins, evangelist. Sunday Bible Study9 a .m .": Worship, 10 a.m .: Sunda~· evenins;r service 6 p.m .; Wednesday evening SE'rVlce, 1 p.m . PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt. 124. William Hoback, pas! or. Sunday School10 a.m .; Sun(Jay evening service 7 p.m . ~ednesday evening service 7 p.m . CARPENTER BAPTIST. Oon Cheadle, Supt . Sunday Sch.ool 9: 30 a .m. Mornlng r Worship 10 :30 a .m . Praytl'rse-rvlce, altern· ate- Sundays . M1DDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third Ave. Rev. Clark Bak('r. pasto r. Carl Not· tln~ham. Sunday · Schoo l· Su pt . SundaY School 10 a .m . with ('\asses tor all ages. Evening services at ~p. m . Wednesday ~I· . blE> study at 7: 30 p.m . Youlh S('rv\ces Fr1· dav at 1:30 p.m . ECCLES lA FELLOWSHIP. 128 Mill St., Middleport. Brother' Chuck McPherson. past or. Su nday School lO a.m .; Sunday ('\'e<nl ng services at i p.m . a nd Wedn ~da y servlct'S at 1 p.m • _ ANTJQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shu lf'l"", pastor . Sunday School9:30 a.m .: Church ·. servlc£'. 7 p.m .; Youth mf'f'tlng , 6 p.m. Tu('sday BiblE" STud y at 7 p.m . ' ', FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHGUSE;. 33045 . Hiland Road . Pomeroy·. Tom Kelly , pas-. lor. Da nny Lambert, S. S. Sup1. S unda )' morning servict> at 10 a .m .: ·Sunda,v evenlng sPrv ice 7: 30p.m . Tuesday and Thurs. day SHVIces a t 7:30p. m . · WORD OF' FAITH . 93 Mill St., .Middle-port. SU nday morning strvlce- 10: 15 a .m .:. Sund ay C>VC' nln ~ 7: 30. Thursday morn In ~ Bib\(' s1udy 10 a .m. Wf'dnesday -e-veni ng 7::11 p.m. • . NEW HA VEN CHURC H OF THE NA:· ZARENE, R(>v. Glendon Stroud·.. pastor. ' Sundav Scbool9: 3():-a,m .; Worshl'ps('i"Vh::e-. · . JO;·,"lQ ·3.m . :· YoutK sefv(c~ Sund<i i6:"15 p: SU nday ('V,('nhf);(Sf'rVIC(' 7 ~ 00p . m . Wed· ' nt>Sda y Pray4?r Mi-t'tiHg: and Blbl4\o Study 7:00p .m. NEASE SETTLF.:~EN'T CHURCH. Su n· day uf!ernoon S('rvlct's at 2: 30. Thursda y t"' Vt'nl n ~ s('rvlct>s at 7: 30. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . Mason . W. Va . Pastor. Bill Murphy. Surida ySc hoollO a.m.: Sunday evening 7: 30 p.m . Praytl"r mE'('t inJ a nd BiblP s tudy Wednesda y, 7: JO p.m . Everyone welcomt". RUTLAND F'RE E WILL BAPTIST . Sa lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor. pastor. Sunday School lOa.m . : Sundayev(' nlng7:JOp .m .; Wednrsday E'venin g prayer meE"IIn~ 7:JO p .~6UTH B~THEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH. S\lvt'r Rid~e. Duane S~'(kon .... sfrirker . pa~:>tQr. Su ndct )l chou! ·9 a .m .; Church SC'rvlct;o: 10 a.i'n . Bib!~ S)udy wro:· ,, nesday at 7: 30p.m. Junt- thrQ Septemb€'r, 7 p.rti . OctOt>t>r thhl ·M.ay. Suilday C'Ve<nl'ri$1 Ft>llowshlp 7 p.m. June- thru SeoptPrllber. 6 p.m. OC'l otwr thru Ma~ . . m. meroy By·Pa!s. Rev. Robert E . Smith, Sr. , pastor. Mf'lvl n Drake. S. S. Su pt . Sunday 10 · JO· Sch oo'9 : 311 a.m .: Mor ni· na~ worshl"' ~..-nesday · ' E vening Wotsblp 7:30 p.m.: Wed Prayer Service. 7:30 p.m. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Rallroad St .. Mason. Sunday SchooiiO a.m .; Morn· lng worship 11 a. m .; ·Eve-ni ng servk't! ~ p. ~eS~!~~~rp~~~~~~ a nd Bible Study Wed· mR . UTLAN' D. a· IBLE MET~'oDIST~Ainos "" · . ."" FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. N)'lij . Tlllls.,pas1e5r. Sonn'y Hild.s0 n•. $up~ . S~nday· ,• Bor~en, paStor. . .Co rnelius Buf1C~~ S!Jpl. 'School 9:30a.m .: Morn In~ wors"hl p.ct 0: 30 Sunday School 9:·30 - a .m.: Secon~ and a.m .; Sunday f'Vf'nlng serv tcf.' 7: 00 p.m . fourth Sunday!ii worship service at 2: Jl p. Wf'dne!Oday servlcl' 7 p.m . WMPO pro· m, gram !J a. m . Pach Sunda y. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourth and RUTLA ND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Rf'v. Lloy d D. Grimm. Jr .. pastor. Sund ay School 9: ~a.m .: Worship SC'IV\('(" 10: 30 a.m.: Youn~. propi(' 'S srrvicr 6 p.m . Evangr llsllc s<•rvict' 6: 30p.m . Wrdn <'5day ·sr rvtce 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mlll•r St .. Mason. W. Va. Eug('nl.' L. Con5i(e-r , m l· nis1N. Sunday Bll11e Stud y ]0 a .m .; Wa r· ship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. WPdn es~ay Blbl(' Study, V()('al mu s ic, 1 p.m . LIBERTY ASSEMBLY 01' GO D, Dud· ding Lane, Mason, W.Va . J. N. Th acker. pas tor. Ev{'nlng se rvice 7:30 p .m .; Wo· me n 's Ministry , Thursday, 9: 30 a.m .; Wedi'l t>sday Praye r and Bib le Study. 7: 15 p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Th e Rev . William Ca mpbell, pa!itor. Sunday School 9:30 a . m.; James Hughes, supt. Evening serv ice 7:30p.m. Wednsday evf'nlng prayer m f"E'I· ing 7;30 p.m . Youth prayf'r !lerylce each TUesday .· FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Le!arl. W. Va .. Rt. 1. Jamts Lewis, pastor. Wor· !!hlp s('rv\ces 9:Xla.m. ; Sunday SChool 11 a. m .; Evening worship 7:30p.m . Tuesday cottage prayer meeting and Bible Study .9: 30 a .m.: Worship st'rY(C(', Wednesday 7::JJ p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. Wal nut and H<.'nry Sts., Ravenswood, W. va . The Rev . Gro rge C. Weirick, pastor. Sunday SChOol9 : 30 a.m .; Sunday worship 11 a .m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, toea led on Pomeroy Plkt", County Road 25 near Flat · woods. Rev . Blackwood, pas(oc. Services on Sunday al10: ~a.m . and 7:30p.m . with Sunday School 9:30a.m. Bible Study, W~ · nesday, 7: 30p.m . FAITH FELLOWSHIP I;RUSAOE FOR CHRIST, St. Rt . 338, Antiquity. Rev . Franklin Dickens, pastor. sunday morn· lng 10 a.m .; Sunday evenlng 7:30 p.m. Thu.-.day evening 7::11 p.lfl. ST:VERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP · TlST CHURCH . Pastor Robert By<.'rs. S unday SchoollO a .m .; Worship serv ice ll a. m .: Sunday e vening servlce.7:30 p.m .: Wednesday evening service 7:30 p.. CH By Lee Miller INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHUR Rector, Grace Church, Pomei'Oy. Inc., ·Pearl St ., Middleport. Rev . O'Dell Manley, pastor. Sunday SchoolS:~ a .m .; How Important the words: One thing at a time! Whpn there Is so Morlilng worship 10:30 a .m .: Evening much to do, we are tempted to run In all directions at once. worship 7:~ p.m. Tut'Sda y. 12:JJ p.m . WoThe surest way to accomplish nothing IS to tiy to accomplish men's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7;30 p.m . Prayer and Praise service. everything at once. We often think of the many things that need to hP CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· done and, lnsteadoftackllngthemoneat a tlme, we do a Uttle of each. TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Etd<r James Miller, pastor. Sunday School, It doe:;n't take long to become discouraged or just plain disgusted 10:30 a .m .; Wonhlp Service, Sunday, 7:30 and amve at the conclusion that the WhOle thing Is an tmposslblllty. If p .m .; Bible Sludy, Wtdnelday, 7: 30 p.m . POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS. the situation sounds familiar, I offer the following suggestions: Sermonette One thing at a time! rn. HarrlaonvUle Road. David F~rrell , pas- tor: Cllnloo Faullt, Sunday School Supt.: Sunday School 9: :II a.m.; momln& worsh.lp,ll a.m .; Sunday PYenlqservl~7 : ~ p.m . Pray•r Meetti\1, Wednesday, 7:30p. m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non·Pentet"'Otal. Joy Clark, pastor. Wor· ship service suriday 10 a.m.; Sunday School 11 a .m . Evening worship service 7:00p.m . Wedneaday prayt"r meeting 7:00 p.m . MT. HERMON UNtTED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Loclled In Texaa Commlllllty off Ct. Rl . 8:1. Rt!v . Robert S.andfl'l, pastor. Dott Wtll. layleader. SunOiay SChoOl 9i 30 a..m .: Momlna Worohlp lO: taa.m.: Evenlna preachlna:wrvtcesernnd and tounh Sunday Jt 7:30 ~, m .; 1. Make a list of things that need to be accomplished. Numberthem according to Importance and urgency- say, one through 10. 2. As you accomplish each job, mark It from the list. But whUPyou are accomplishing number five, you must forgPt about number slx. Preoccupation with any other chore defeats the purpose. It's a simple suggestion, but If you've never trted It you'll never believe the time It saves ... not to mention the rellPf from anxiety over things that never get done . .. l. L-~~~~----------------~----~ •• �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 21, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Acadcemic All-American announced Feeny-Bennett post holds officer installation The National Secondary Education CouncU announces that Jim D\lrst has been named an Academic AU-American. The NSEC has established the Academic AU-American Scholar Award program In order to offer ~rved recognition to superior stUdents who excel In the academic dl$!ipllnes. The Academic AllAmerican Scholars must earn a 3.3 or better grade point av~rage. Only Scholars selected by a secondary school Instructor, cou-lor or other quallfted sponsor are accepted. Jim Durst These scholars are also ellgtble for Otill!r awards given by NSEC. All-American Awards should be Jim who auends Meigs Hlgh . congratulated a nd apprPCiated for School was nomina ted for this their dedication to excellence and national award by Emaltne Pratt, achievement," said Dr. George geogr-dphy teacher, He will appear Stevens, executive director of the in the Academic AII-Amertcan National SeCondary Education Scholar Directory which Is pubCouncil . lished annually. Jim IS the son of Ed and Ruth :'Recognizing and supporting our Durst of near Middleport and youth Is more Important tha n ever grandson of Mr. and Mrs.JimRA>ed, before In American history. Cer- Middleport ; Mary Durst of Middletainly winners of the Academic port, and Roland Durst, Pomeroy. Past Eighth District Commander Don W. Roach Installed new officers when FeEney-Bennett Post 128, Amertcan Legion, met at the post home on Fourth St. Installed were Jim Hudson, cOmmander; Bob Hunnel, first vice commander; Fred Gibbs, second vice commander; Henry Clatworthy, adjutant; Earnest Mlller, service officer; Charles Edwards, sergeant-at-arms; Walter Bunce, chaplain, and Roach, public relations. Roach commended the past officers for a job well cone and . charged the past officers · with continual support of the new post officers. ' The pestis sponsortng two boys to Buckeye Boys State, Tim Sloan a.nd Chris Shank, and they are at BoWling Green University this week wheretheywUIIearngovernmental functions . A report was given by Fred Gibbs on the summer conference held In Athens and attended ~y GibbS, Charles Edwards Robert Cornelius and Fred Hanel. ' A report was given on the Middleport Juzy Fourth program. The post wlll enter a float and its color guard In the parade. The post is encouraging other veterans organ!zations toentertheparadewiththelr colors as well as fire departments and other groups. The fire department wlll be In charge of a planned fireworkS with Pat Burton serving as codirector. Classes will be held Monday through Friday from9a.m. to noon with classes for chlldren from two years old through the seventh grade. There wUI be dally puppet shows by Stacy and Chrls Shank. On Saturday, June 29, the staff has planned a "Day at Sunrtse Isla nd" activities carrying out a carnival atmosphere, to take place at the church from! to4 p.m. At that time an open house will he held for p:1rents and friends and craftltems will be on display. · The teaching stat! consists of Sandy SWisher and Myron Fields, with Jim Grueser, helper, for two and three years olds; Beulah White and Jean Thomas, four year olds; Pam Crow and Marge Barr, five year olds; Darla Thomas and Jeannie Witherell, first grade; Adelle White and Barbara Cremeans, second grade; Wanda Sllank and Nancy HUI, third grade; Mary Brewer and Mary Beth Brewer, fourth grade; Susan Coleman and Pam Reibel, fifth grade; and Donna Grueser and Carolyn Davis, sixth and seventh grades. Chris Rouse will be pianist, and Susie Heck and VIcki Russell, craft directors. A nursery wlll be maintained for the children of Bible school workers bY Fran Parker and Melanie Fields. Sue Imboden and Alwllda Werner handllng the finan ces, and Flora Marte Gibson, Sis Van Meter, and Dorothy Anthony In the kitchen round out lhe staff. The closing program by the children wUI he presentedonJune:D at7p.m. a The Daily Sentinel PHONE.992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Notice Public Notice director revtses/ withdraws the proposed action . Any The following ware recei- person may submit comvecl/ prepatod by ·tho Ohio ments end / or request a Environmental Protection . meeting regarding any nonAgency (OEPAi lest week. final ection with-in 30 days of Effective datea: of final ac- the date indicated. " Action". tiona and isauance detn of •• used above d081 not include · receipt of a verified proposed action• are atated Final ectiona may be ap~ complaint. If significant pubpealed, in writing, withkl 30 lic interest exists. a public meeting may be held. As to dllya of the date of this nonotice to the Environmen- any ~Ction, including receipt tal B011rd of Review .. Am. of verified complaints, any 1.01, 260 E. Town St .. Col· person may obtain notice of umbua. OH .. 43215. Notice fur·ther actions, and addi· of •ny oppMI shell be filed tional infOfmation. umen otherwiae provided in notices with the director wtthin 3 day1. Propoaed actionl will of panicular actions. all comMcome final unlea a written muniCMiona shall be aent to: Heoring Cletl<, OEPA P 0. Bo• 1049, Columbus, OH .. 43216. Ph. (614) 466-6037. adjudicatlon t.aring tequHt ia eubmined wtthln 30 daya of the iaauance data; or the -· 61\1 DEALERS INVITED PHONE 992-5046 ----.-----------------------· . .' . . I· CuriJ Inflation . Pay Cash fo.'r II . . .. ·II ~ = Classifieds . and II •. . Savelll own Wrote your sold for less than two-thirds of Sotlsbury, Twp .. OH . EHectiva Date 06/ 12 / 85 Facility Deacr~ption : Com- bined Application No . 06-1266 This final IIC'tion not preceded by propoeed Action and is -tabla to E8R . Now Air Contomlnant Souroo 8o Now W..tewater Treatment Works - Webster Mine& Associated Wattewatar Trsatment FIICiNties. . (6) 21 ltc Public Notice II ad and ordOr. by mail witll 111is Nina RobinJon. Or,nge Twj>. Cterk (6)2t , 1tc _. Public l I I Phone Print one word i" each •ftun below. Each initial Circle Ad Wanted 1 " group of ligures counh u a word. Count nomt md o4drtu or ph"' 3 6 I 10 number if used. You' ll gtt Words day days days deys I Mtter results if you dt· - --1--f--!--+---! Kribt fully, gi•e pt'i(e. fht To IS $3.0u SS .OO SI .OD $13001 ttibunt rtstr•ts tht ri!IJI · t ta danify, rdit or rejtct ---1--f--!--+--ir "'J 111L To"' pd wolf bt Toh SUO $1.00 $13.00 SII.DOII proP,IIt dantfica· ---lr--f--!--+--1 ~".!'p.:' b~:u~to'!:'k lht lolS sl.oo SIO.OO II s.oo SII.DOI ,.,-,in'" I )Wanted I )For Sale I ;~ I I I II I )Announcement JFo.-Renf izens fnpecially tenior Citizens) are invited to attend l 7l. _ _ _ _ __ B. 30. I, 12. 31 ~~ I 13. 1 ••· I "· 33. 3-l. I I: The Daily Sentinel 111 caurr St. Pomff'OJ, OIL Q769 Anthony Woode: thence lOUth to the middle of by the road; thence in e northeasblrly to section line of the road; thence w811 on the upon delivery of deed. Meigs County, 0. lAWRENCE A. HEISER Attorney for Plaintiff 28 PLACE OF BEGfNNtNG, AVO and - - obojrt Qf)&-lhird of one acre now occupied u ·a burying ground. Tho amount .... VS. CHARLES D. 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Cleland Jr. 992-6191 Dottie Turner 992·5692 Jean Trussel 949-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 Wt Haw1 AFill Tl•t ENJOY THE COUNTRY - 3 BRs, woodburnihg furnace equipped 'knchen, carpetini basement & rural water. NEW LISTING - Pomeroy- $36,000 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVAIIIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSOtl REFRIGERATOR •SATEWTE SAW & SERYICE Kittens to good home, 2 yellow, 4 block. Colt 814· 307· 7116. ROOFING 1 femele cat blue striped with craem, 6 kittena. 3 NEW-REPAIR cretm mate. Colt 614-4461354. Gutttira · Downapouta Guitar Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 4/1/tfn Roger Hysell ' Garage II. 124,P-rey Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alee Trllt•leel•• Schoo~ meroy. 2 stories, good return. PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 MIDDLEPOI!T - Small 2'BR home on Gravel Hill Garage & corner lot On~ $17,500 3· 24-tfc POMEROY - Near Kroger's IS this view of the riVer. 3 BRS. LAND CONTRACT - $3,000 down, 1nlerest free, 20 acres II timber and hrred up house. Just $16.000. Morih~ pay· ment and year1 to pay -You Decide. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION C&A AUTO. & Cammercial eDevelopnttnts' & Comnttrcial Sit11 •Singlt and Multi Unit Housing .Wood Modo (abiotlrt Design and PJann1ng ~ MOfll RT. &2 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. · Sut Murp~~,,; M11·1ati PH. 949-2777 AnnOuntts The Expansion of Strvict to our Customers To m w· I mHn flom Pomero,-llson Brldlt SINGlE IJUS 304-675-6216 •LIVe Enterttlnment ofrea HBO •Kitchenettes oRestaurant • tiUlTOI· Television Listening ·Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages LISA M. KOCH, M.S. 11.1, Licensed Clinical Audiologist X , 2! SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bed· rooms. 2 complete baths, dining room, living room and large re· creation room. Located on 8 acres . .Large farm pond. Racine area. · No •Oil flald urvlct •LindtCI~Int •Batments •Lind cl•ri•l •PO(Idl . •S.ptlc systems •Huvy llaulln1 *Frtl Utllllllll IOIIOSI llffln ~......, HOME NADONAL BANK CALL 949·2210-A•k for nm .. ..... 141·1140 'V Fmancial Free kittens, 3 male, 1 female &ittei trained. Call 5 kittena. 2 fema .. ·blue striped with creem merkings. 3 cream male. Call · CAU . ·. 446-4522 3-22-tfn. EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. YtNYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodelinfi - Addont •nd remodehng Roofing 1nd iuHer work Concrete Woik Piumbtng end eltctriCII ,. (Fr" Eatimatea) . pupptoo. "/ weeki I' Doberman, part Shepherd. &month old black female . Good w ith children. 61 4-992· 7408. 143-5 SHADE RIVER DRILLING For1111rly Heaton DrHiing Co. d. Trenching Of Any Typt Doter & Backhoe ServiCe Ptumbinc Service Weldin1. lowboy Hauling Septic Systems lkonttd & londt<l F«ll ISTIMATIS WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE Rt. 4, Hytoll lvn tid. Pomeroy, OIIIJ> U769 (614) 992-2134 or 992 -6704 DOZER. BACKHOE, TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER. GAS & SEW ' R LINES, REClAMATIC N. PONDS, SPRING D·EV~LOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE 8o DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992- PlUS: Offitt Supfliits & furniturs, Wedding and Gralfuatien Station:z;, Magnetic Signs, R r Slomps, .RENT A CAR .CALL .'46-4522 "Wt Rt•l F11 IMI" U·SAYE AUTO RENTAL St. lt. 160 Norlh 4U Gto. Hor1hoitr Pkwy. MIMt,.rt, Ohio HIS. 10 o.m. to 1 p.m. Day ~itht 1-614 1-304 "t91-2S49 173·ft.34 6· -lfn Galll,aN~r ' t . ~ • . ·- .•. Ohle Jn Loat In . . -RADIATOR ' . SERVICE Centenery. t60 ~utland PAT HI~L FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio A1111111111 r.r. 111 r. nl5 3 Announcements Copy Strvictl, Itt. 255 Milt St. Mid41opert SALES &SERVICE 31 You can alim Up for summer. All Netural Weight·lo•• progrtm can help you lou 10-29 plus pound• in your first month or your money farm E,alpMut P1rt1 & Sar~lee 1·3·11< TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY CLINIC 1/ltfn OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 bock. Cell now 6 I 4· 7422328. The Meigs County Fish and Game Club will sponsor their annual Kidl Fiahing Derby Saturday. June 22nd at their lake on w••t Shade River Rd. 3'h mllea wtat of Chester. Follow ligna. Bam until 2pm . Agel 1 to 1 e. Kidt mu1t furniah their own bait and pole. 1 pole per child. No minnow or enifi· cial bait permitted . There will be prizn and free eett for oil chltdron. The Meigo County Floh ond Go me Club will not be raaponlible for eny accidents or damage to anyone or anything on their property. The Meige County Fith and Geme Club will have 1 ohicken btrbecl.le for all lllembeu procedlng the Yard tale It Woodrow Fon· Drive. Gallipolis . celt~ Garage Sale Neighborhood Rd. aero•• from Centenary. if rains. ------'P·i -Pie&sint ____ _ & Vicinity Colt 814-446-7019 or 216636-8429. Ouplex for .. te by owner, trliltr lower River Rd . S18.600. Owner will fi - Rent or ule building suitable for Church.in Point P1Hsenl. be - For sate or rent bUaineaa · building in Point Plee.. nt. 1983 Joy Skytinor 2 bdr .. Jay dr. 6 year old home. 3 bdrs., large kitchen, family room-formal dining. livingroom , 2 car garage, gas heat, central air Call 614- completely furnished except bedrooms. ceiling fan . AC. atove. refrig , completely ~nderpinned . 8x10 utility building, washer • drter, total electric. setting on large rented prtvate lot. Clll stoy if sold. Colt 614-446· 7200. a,.a : large M W. Vo. 304-&71-2131. 304-875-2931 . 35 Lots 8o Acreage 3'h acre lot. po11ible owner finoncing . Colt 814-3782846 or 814-448-7105. For ule on contract. '.4 acre tot, Rt . 100, U ,600. Call d 14-448-07011 . ton and white Collie-type dog. Neck wound. 614742-2754. 1.26 acrea. Raccoon Twp . .. RIO 554. WoiOf 8o eleCtric ·· euy to · obt1in. Call 614448-3624. .' . . ~ .. 1975 14,.65 mobile home, CA. woodburner. $8,500 . Call 614-446-7158 after 7PM. 8 Moving, owner must sell Will consider land contract. Public Sale 8o Auction Coli 614-446-0276. ONLY CHANCE Ill Coil June RICK PEARSON AUCTIO- 19. 20. 21 only! Now hiring NEER SERVICE. Estate, aupervisor in your area . Work at home Hire, train people. hcellent income Wett Virginia . 304-7'73- plus bonua . We will train . 6786 or 304-773-6430. Business or party plan experience helpful . For more detalle call Betty Varallp farm. antique. liquidation 11lea. Ucen1ed Ohio end 4 bdr , 11,.1 beth , Itt · garage, much more. near HMC, 470 Pleuant Valley Estates. $46,900. Coli 614· 4468064 or 614-446-4387. 6 room house approx . 6 acre1. Barn, buildings, cellar hou a e , near Eureka . 127.000. Call 713-3703624 bedrooms, full basement, double car garage. 1 .2 . acres. Rose Hill, Pomeroy. Price reduced 5 roomt, bath. utility, storm windows . doou. new roof, wiring, Arbuckle Youth Group Car Authomed John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hoc Farm Equipmant Duler Garage Sale Rain or at'tine, Step bdr... fabulou home,up-lare 3,0004oq.ft 3 baths.s 1-------------------~--------------­ 2 fireplacll. 'lzacre. Ia more. 34 Busineaa $66 , 000 . Reduced to 32 Mobile Homes Buildings $42.000. Assumable 8 %. for Sale 70 ft.• I 00 ft . Gorage. Cell 614-892·6714. 4 at Jeno'a in ·Eieanor. kids. men & womena . Household items Allen 3 family yard Nla. Charlet McL..tin. 3 112 m1le1 out of Drive. Gallipolis. Rac ine on Rt. 1 24. June 22. flea Market Every Thura. 8'30·5 00. Boby itom1, furback half Rio Grande Munic· niture, waaher, woodbumer. ipal building . Tillers, mow· chein saw. Home Int. and clothes. era, baby c lothaa, etc . Homes for Sale in $28,000 61 ~-678 - 2513 Wuh, Soturday 22nd:, 9 to Yard Sale Fri , Set. June 21 Verd Sale June 22, two Yord Sole, 2306 Lincoln miles south of Rio on 326. 9 Avenue . Point Pteuant. Saturday. to 6. rates 448-3427. "collect·" 304-744-0924. TODAYII U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Middleport & Vicinity Real Estale Summer We. can repair and recore radrato1s and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. lvsintt.l form1, IN MIDDlEPORT UDIOnCH CHUJIC&LS PAIR , receive $140.00 per month, reword. Colt 614-4411·4280 or 014-448-8109. -Fri. 3-Femlty Carport Sela Mon .- Arbuckle Youth Group Car ~ Tues . 9- 4 Everything im- Waah, Saturday 22nd .. 9 to agtneable . 3 miles out 160. 4 at Jeno·s in Eleanor. Look for balloons. Yard Sale, Thur1 and Fri , Yard Sale Saturday 9 ~ 6 1 Hartford. 1tt atreet above mile out At . 141 . Watch for bridge. down one block , signs. Organ , motorcycle brown and cream trailer, 3 pans. lawn mower•. dlahas, familie1, tools, elec wheel ohair, boys clothll. 1011 of ~ furniture etc. mise item a. 9 tilt ?. Yard Sale Sat. June 20. 9 till ? Johnson Mobile Home Several family Yard Sate, Fr~ Park, across from Blue ond Sot, June 21 end 22. · Fair Ground Road . Fountain Motel. Water wells drilled and aerviced . Price • on request. Call ~~~~~~IliN~E~w¥3o[r~~eflt . for ~ · Guard members. You can BOGGS TliENCIING IS OUR IJNE "SPAS" 614·245·9152 or 614-3792712. ~~~= n your own Jean · 304·676· 3960 or 1·800842-3819. ---· ...r.,.c;;n&;c;v·· ..... ·- Yard Sale Fairfield Centinarv across-Porter Brooke Subdivision. Antique oak 3 Family Yard Sale Thurwday rocker , clothes , formal 20th· • Friday 21st et leon Town Pork dresses. 8 -6. Fri. Sa Set. Inventory. Training, fixtures, Ward' I Keyboard. 304· 675· etc .. Can 6600 or 676·3824. . Keenan 1-- - - - - - - -- and 1till anend school. Call Yard Sale South Rt. 7 to 218, 2 1/t milea,Jngalls Rd, v.. mile. Cheap pricn. Thura. & Rodney Vlllaga . MGving away Iota to ule. Mena childrens and ladie1 clothing, household ttem1 and more. Superior E•termioating Co , Inc. 'People who appre· ciatea your Bu1iness'. Licensed : Ohio -WVa . Call grond In addition to your drill pay. G1rage Sale June 20.21 .22. Thurs , Fri.. Sat 2 mila• frol)"t 141 on Neighborhood Road. Fri. 8o Sat. 9 -5 7 room house. 1 'It ba1h. Gravel Hill. Middleport. Lot 10-8-lfc 614-143·5191 brown le1ther check· book. vicinity of Rt. 218. If you have any informa1ion Goroge Sole Sot. 22nd .. 8·8. 9-6. Oonlelo. 614-742-2961 . othort. 17.900 to *24.900 effect -free utlmateo . 992-3345312/Hn PH. 667-6535 llcint, Oh. Losr 1o• Mulberry Aw., Pomtroy •Water & Gas Well Service •Myers Pumps Sales & Service UTILITY BUILDINGS Plano Tuning and Repair. Brunicardl Music Co .. 614446-0687. Twentieth year of quality t ervice. Lane Orgenlcatly Grown, Gaso· PIANO TUNING AND R bination Store. Accet~ories. Jordache, Chic, lee, levi, Eaay Street , lzod, E1prlt. Tomboy. Calvin Klein. Ser· gio Valente, Evan Picone. Liz Claiborne, Members Only, Org1nically Grown, Ga•olina. Hehhtex, Over 1.000 movtaa, Yt price of my coat. elualc movie•. comedy, .............................. love atoriat, watterns • cenoons. Evant Rd. down Back Yard Sale. RacOJd Rt. 7 to Clipper Mills lion· albuma. fen . crafts. glasa- Shoel1ring Ridge. Call 814· ware, lamp, many good 448-4703. clean item1. tf rain 11le will be 29th. 133 State St .. Yard Sale Set. June 22, 9 to Gallipolis. Saturday June ? Flirfleld Acres Subdiviliori. Fairfield Centltnary Ad. 22, lOAM Ceramic kiln, moldl . flow• Yord Sole Rt. 141 . 184 arrangements end other Ponamouth Ad Children & it am a. adult clothing. toy1, misc. Set June 22 , 9:00AM- nay's on Beahan Rd. June 4 .00PM . 324 Sanden 24th through 27th. Can- (306)1178· 3639. F11 All y, PrlttltJ NINf S/9/ 2 6/3/ lmo Sizes Start From 12'x16' Own your own Jean · Sportswear. Ladies Apparel, Childrena. large Size, Combination Store. Acce11ories, Jordache, Ch1c. Lea. Levi. Easy Street, lzod, Esprit, inventory. Training, fixtures, grand opening. etc. Can open 15 d.ays. Mr . Keenan CONTRACTING THE QU~Un PRINT SHOP CAlL COLLECT: 5/28/ 1 mo 46769. othera. 87,900 to l24,900 1rM 20 yeoro "Frn Eatimetea'' or 985-4353 3390 after 12 noon. V. C. YOUNG Ill Roofing of oil Typeo LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT l line, Helthtex, Over 1,000 ...... Work1d in home area 992-3410 Stano Position Open. legal uperience preferable , would 1110 like applicant with bookkeeping and word proceasing knowledge In · terested applicant• please forward reaume toP. 0 . Boll 486 , Pomeroy , Ohio , Professional Services gio Valente, Evan Picone, Liz 6006. Claiborne, Members Only. 1-----------, whitt . Phone 304-895 - CARPENTER SERVICE J Golllipolls, Ohio l · l2·« 614-446-9416 Mortgage Co , 814-592· 3061 . FrH Collie type puppies LOST 1 fem1te chocolotl brown poodle, lngollt Rd North Ph. (6141 to low fixed rata. Ute equity for any purpo11. Leader Tomboy, Calvin Klein, Ser· 614-742-3 147or614-992- piHse coll614·268·1628. U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL' facturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" . HOME OWNERS-Refinance lope: ELAN VITAL· 716, 23 3418 ·Entarprose Rd., Ft. Pierce. FL 33482. Soturdav On!y. Vidoo dlolc 8o 22. 10 to 6 . Clothing for 614-446-135 • . Three' male tix-week~ old kit· tens, 1 yellow, 2 yellow & YOUNGS Sunday 51. Rl. 160 1 Chftdrens. Lorge Size. Com- RENT A CAR PH. (614) 985-4212 VIMYL LINEA POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GIOUNO POOL Ovar 400 Chek11 cleal')ing new customera by appointment. Call ' Sponawaar, Ladiaa Apperel, or 949-2160 35185 Oak Hill Road Long Bottom, OH. 45743 I'IBOIWIUD POOI.S mode. C•ll8t4-446-3918. Call 61 4·985·429 1 . (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, 8Qx 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. lOSES' EXCAYA'IING INC. Stnd colored used com- !mediUM lize). 8 WMka old. ~ PH. 949·2101 I0-6-tfc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3 very nica kittens. one pure white. Coli 61 4·448·9287, Naw Homes luilt "Free Eatimatea" PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Ph. Bnsen- Doberman/up pies. Colt 614-379-211 . 614-2611·6780. BISSELL SIDING CO. Call614-992-673 P&S BUILDINGS Include: •Complete Front End Repair & Alignment '•C:onnpLttel·ize,d .\Nh•ael Balance •Tiraa (All Sizes-Car. Truck, F::~7~!E AT A SUPER DISCOUNT I *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *ILOWN IN INSULATION Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH . 45769 for Futtr Service Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated D01 Houses 2-3 month old Callico co- lored kiltone. CIU 614·266· 9359 ofter 2PM. 320 5th St. ~tsidontial BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Am~riCin ma.de MfVICt!!! accapttng time (1 8· 24 hours) per Easy auembly work! 1800. ,.ar 100. Guaranteed pay· ment . No experience· no 11111. Detaill aend self lddreaHd 1tampad enve- .. ----G&iiiP"oii&.. ·-----& Vicinity 16Q,OOO per yurthruexcel · lent commitaiona . Sales or t NOTICE I banking eKpetlence helpful THE OHIO VALLEY PUBbut not necessary. Send LISHING CO recommends resume to C.F.M.C., 2400 that you do business with E. Dublin· Granville Ad., Col. people you know, end NOT Ohlo ,43229. to tend money through the mail until you have inveatiGreenhOuse A11i1tent Part gated the offering . 268-1428, 1-0PM. - - - - - - - - -tc- 4/19/tln NO DOWN PIYIII£NT DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 614-268· 1528'. Cell week Flexible schedule. Prior greenhou1e experience 22 Money to Loan required. Salary depending on e,.perlance. Call 614- 949-2263 or 949-2969 lOWfl MOlT II T PAYIIUNT Mobile Home Heating & Cooling need ad for Gotllo County Give~way 4 Howard l. Writesel c:hoice. BENNEn'S ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS tobacco. Business 0 ppo rtu nity area . Earn t35 . 000 10J - - -- - - - - - Full time mortgage loan rep. 4/4/ " We'd like to introduce-you 10 Encaae-A-Ctr. tho modem wey to drive the vehicle of your .. plow 2166. "FrH Estimat11" IMtallatian Available INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We Use Von Schrlder Equipment Reco111mended by L11dtnc C1rpet Manu· Will AVON up to 60%eernings, 2 ways to earn. Cell614-446· ! · 5-23-ttn NEAR RACINE DAM- Fisherman buy th~ 4 rm. home with bath 011enooking the river Excellent hsh1n~ Only $16,500. LG. RANCH - Lots of storage space, big stone woodburning fireplace in the den, 3 BRs, db!. gaage and 2.47 acres. Eastern TUPPERS PLAINS - Ranch home on qpprox. 2 acres. lovely settin& Moderh kllchen. fireplace. 3 bedroom. Carport CaD: 742-2407 LOVELY 2 BAS. - Carpetin& small porch, basemen~ gas furnace, pantry and !~lot for tust $16,500. PRICE REDUCED - And a assumble loan w~h 8'A% liKed Interest rate, $1 19.23 monthly payment for appx $14,200, $4.000 down. or make offer total of $18,200. A mce mvestment or starter home. 2 bedroom home on large lot. S.sement Only $17,500 Will do all types of excavating, landscaping, bal8mente, - age sylteme, water and gaa lin111, water well drilling and - · vice, trucking (lime• tone & dirtl. &0%. Product• for nle. alto Brooking teating per1ie1. 12 yr. old child. Swimmart 614-388-8190 levol. Cell 614-446-0304. ~------------------~------------------~-----------------. !CUT OUT FOI FUTUII USE! 268-1&28. Wanted qualified person to give swimming le1aon1 to 614· Would like to paint house trailers. roofs . Call Wotklno delftr. No Call 814-448 -33111. Business Senrices TEAFORD . Said Premlsel Located in I I II ••P•· rltnce neceuary. Earn 26- CJ' Real Estate General of thi1 conveyance is three (3) acres to be the aame, more or I 32. - - - - - - I" 35. •j · Mail This Coupaawiltl R..,.ittlnce I JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Plaintiff 8 --~--- ~ owned rodtlnd6-:lhence117 rvdo -41rikt; in :ll. - - - - - - 1I II . in Section 30, Town 4, and Range 12, Ohio Company's Purchue. Commencing in the nonh line of the aoutheest quarter of Section 30 at the northeut corner of land now end 12~ ar..; thonce-72 2l. - - - - - 27. Public Notice In Soction 30. Town 4, endR-12: thonoo-11 rvdo end B I~Ms to L Finding's lne; ..,...,. north 132 rvdo 2•. - - - - - - 21. THIS SHERIFF'S SALE OP· ERATES UNDER THE OOCTRIIIIE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR. THE MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF MAKES 1\10 GUARANTEE AS TO STATUS OF . mLE PRIOR TO SALE. · HOWARD E. FRANK Sheriff SECOND TRACT: Situata FIRST TRACT: Beginning in 21. _ _ _ _ __ 22 _ _ _ _ __ 1 ,_ 1tc house 2. 8Cf81. YOUR OWN SHADED CAMPSITE CHEAPER THAN RENT Revenue Sharing Funda of Ohto, in the above TERMS OF SALE: Ten per tMtamoom. cent (10%1 cash in hand on day of sale wrth balance to be paid Township for 1986. All cit- tho cantor of the old vocotad rood leading by the - 20 1 s. - - - - - 1 ~- ---..,---1 :7. 1 17.------- 11. _ _ _ _ __ 19, _ _ _ _ __ I. I •· I Then cash ratn include dinount the Board of LETS YOU I SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE 1. Tho Stete ot Ohio. Meigs I County. --'~---------II Addre- by public hMring July 6, 1986 et 7:00 P.M. at Pagollile Township HaM. for tho Budget and !61 21. 11 •Help W•nted 5·7-tfc $41,000.00 and cannot be Educetion of 0111nga Townllhip for a ochool house lot. Amount conveyed is 69V:t The Board of Trustees of Scipto Township will hold a 1 Name---.,.--------- end bought PUBLIC NOTICE coupon. Canr.el ~ur ad by phone when you get 1 ,, results. Moner notretundabie. tabling sixty (601 acres, save end a•cept on•heH acre situate in the southwest comer aaid quartar Jeetion line to the cto.k. C&M - F•nell11uanca of Permit to Install Abundant Life Coal Corp. Meigs Co. Landfill Rd. and_3746- 6 for requirements. meeting for the pu1J1018 of tho f'l<lpoud Use of Fodenlt Rownue Shering Funds for tho corning yNr. All citizens will h""" the opponunity to give wnnen or oral comments on the u- of funds (.._Iotty Senior Cltluno). Tho Public Budget Heerlng will etoo 110 hold .. this limo. Tho mMiing to be hald et tho homo of the RT. 7 (FORMER HITCHIN~ POST LOCATION! ' County. OhiO. Said Premises Appraised at 18 Wanted to Do ~l'rViCI!\ Public Notice Consuh ORC Chap. 3745 a IOUtherty direction to the and OAC Chapo. 3745-47 PlACE OF BEGINIIIING, con- . PUBLIC NOTICE • On Ju!y 1, 1986 11 8:00 PM. the Oronge Townsh;i> Trust- wll hold a public OPENING SATURDAY, JUNE 22 10:00 TO 6:00 1 MILE FROM POMEROY Public Notice r '"il'"'nH·nJ 3 Announncementa GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7611 Public Notice COUNTY: MEIGS . PUBUC NOTICE Ohio display. All who plan to take part In the activity are asked to notily Bob GilmoreorJackSatterfleld, MiddJe. port councilmen who are heading the celebration. . Plans were made to have a picnic and a flag burning ceremony to display of flags that are no longer serviceable. The date and time will be announced later. The closing was by Bob Hunnel, first vl<;e commander, with prayer byBobGUmore, actlvlngchapla ln . Middleport Baptist Church Bible School held Kick-off for the annual dally vacation Bible school oft he Middleport First Baptist Church wUl be a weiner roast and pool party at the Hartinger Park Saturday evening. The weiner roast will takeplaceat 5 p.m. followed by a balloon contest and a pool party, 5 to8 p.m. Child ren attending must he registered for the Bible school. Registrations are currently being taken by telephone by Cathy Riggs, 992-3702, and Sue Imboden at the church 992-27515, from 10 a. m to I p.m. Mrs. Riggs lsdlrectoroftheschool Frirlav. June 21, 1985 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo, Iron, wood. cupboards. chaira. cheeu . baskets, diahes. 1tone jars, entlquet, gold 1nd eilver . Write -M. D . Miller, Rt.2. Pomeroy. Ohio 457119 or coli Ill 4·992· 7780. Buying daily gold, tliver coina. rlnga, jewelry. •terllng were. old coina, lerge cur· 12 gorege . Coli 614 -992· 5204 Situations Wanted Room & board for lady in private room, bath, large BA ·lounge, TV, reeaoneble. 4 room and bath , big yard . 705 Hobart St .. Middleport. Oh . Priced 56 ,500. Phone 614-992· 6664 or contact Walter McDanieL Person• Body Shop, lucat Lane, Pt. PletMnt, WVa . 3 bedroom home. 81f2 per· cant attumebleloan, gerden apot . Reduced down to Coil 8 t 4-21111-11509. neor .)(S.K Mobile Hom... Popular prices. 149.000 304-1175-5047. like new 1983 Skyline . Alli1on edition. garden. bath tub, oak paneltng &. ce· blnets. CA. underpinning. new storage building & deck Priced to sell. Call 614-446-8664. 41 1971 Peairlau trailer, 12,.60. 2 bedroom. fur· ntshed , good condition, Colt 1114-4411-3946. Housaa for Rent 5 rm. house. 928 Firat Ave . $4, 500. Cell 614 -3889092. For rent 10 min. from Gallipolis or Rio Grande on Rt 36. 3 bdr. houH . livin- 1976 12.24 add-on. Very groom . large dining-kitchen area, with buitt·ln cabinata, utility room, bath. 1 car attached garage. fully carpeted. curtams included. Ntce yard. good neighbor· hood for children. Rent Rent good condition. Washer. dryer, stove. and atr condi- raq . Ou1ltfied apphcanu 1 979 Windaor axe. cond, built in microwave & atereo Coli 614-4411-1586 . 1969 12K60 Champion with tioner Call 614-992·2689. t 982 all electric, t 4x70, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, central air. porch, awnings. outside storage building. Wtll sell reverfront lot al1o. Located Front and Lincoln St. in Middleport, Cell 614· 992-3348 altar 6pm. U60 per mo . Dapoolt 8o ref. only. Cotl cotloct 614-288· 5447. New 3 bdr. liv1ngroom, 2 beth. family room. central air, dishwailher. drap11 & . cu"linl. Clrpet, downtowa. Call 614-446-1409 after • 6PM . ' ln t ured. 20 years expe- Ups tairs duplex, 2 bdr., refrig. & stove fum . ref &: dep Vine St near rivltl' . Call 1 Ox46 , good cond, clean, 3 bd,r. house on 554 in • Bidwell. Accept children . MOBILE HOMES MOVED rience. 304-576-2866 or 676-2998. nicaiy laid out. $3.200.00. 614· 446-3949. Colt 6 I 4-246-5223. Gallipoll• Farry, 304-675- 4631 . 1974 14•65 mobila home &14 - 986 ~ 1 acre building or trailer Iota for ule. Catl814-982-7481 or 814-992·2386 or 1114· 992-3643. ' rtncy. Top prfceo. Ed. Bur- 4174. Price reduced on home with ''nice'', 304-896-3594. 4 bedrooma. 2 Ya beths. Middleport, Oh. 814·g92· Have room and board fof wood burner atove in family 34711. malt or female . Middleport . room. fireplace in livln - 33 Farms for Sale , groom . A11ume moruga at - - - - - - - -tc814-992-6864. Aluminum acrep. Sell your BYI par cent. 304-076- 2 1 2 acre farm . Parker Run aluminum scrap direct to the 4604 Rd. Must aell Mov~ to smetter. Buying all gred.. of Arizona. Minertl righta In· 1lurnlnum. Premium P~tld for 18 Wanted to Do GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS cludad. Make offer. 814large load1. Call for quote. 4 bedrooml. 21h batht. larga 42 Mpbila Homes for Rent kett 8erb•r Shop. 2nd. Ave. Scipio Energy. located 1 •A mHea Ml1 of Pegetown on Townthlp Rood 141 . Meigo County. 114-112-3488. Stondtng limber. AI Tromm. 114-742-2128. my family roGm with ••trl kitchen, other IJttraa . 'AI acre or horttll, 2 openfngo tof1. I more 304· 1175· 2981 by minut.. from HMC. ••P· A exc. referencee. Call 1 ppalntment. Will do bttbyaitting, 4411·81111 . 114·1:;;:;;:;;;::::;:;:=== 32 Mobile Homes for Sale COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING ooltectlone. Any II••· any Pump soteo. oorvico. R"lt· 1- - - - - - - - - terld In Ohio. All work Children'• Fishing Derby on. type. CoM 114-992-71110. 11uorenteed. Colt 304·273· NEW ANO USEO MOBILE' Sllurday, June 22nd . Supper at 7 : 0~ · pm. Tho Wonted' ct.in flit dlrl, 304- 2811 . Aovtnowood, W. Vo . HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY 1\'fOBtLE HOME SALES. trultHa request member& to 176· 1211. 4 MI . WE9T, GALLIPOLIS , Will dO "ouaaclaaning in and bring covered dloh . Thlo lo o free eat snd refreshment loby swlngo, phone 304· around Point Pleaaant, 304- RT 35. PHONE 814-440· 7274. 875-7782. 171·11438. meeting for 111 membera. Buying book end record 742· 2862. No reaeonable offer refuted . Terma avellabit. Muat Mil : Smell farm . I acr11. 3 bedroom houM, wood bUrning stove; barn, chicken coop, pony Med,. McCumber Rd.. Rutlond. 131.000. Coli 814-1922 I 43 or 814-742-2289 ot- 2 bdr. furniahed , all utilite1 pd ., except elect.·, conve- • nient location. security deposit reu~ired . Call814 ·441· 8668. I 2 bdr. appllanc11 furnished. 1 Vt mi . from town. large lot. 1176 mo. ptuodoposlt8o ref. Coltll14-448·2238 or 11144411-2181 . 2 bdr. mobi.. home. tote I electric, oduho only, no poll, TV, coble ovoiloble. Ceil 814·357-7438. ter 8pm . 2 bdr. troller *110 mo. pltll dopoolt. 3 bdr. treiler 1178 30 acreo. mobile homo. mo. plu1 depoait . loth fur· nishad, not In park, but tn country , on A1ccoon Rd. barn. al}ad., Fenced. Rt. 2. Muon County, 304·882· 2471 or 71111-41184. off Rt. 218. Con My· , 1114·448-8387. ,. �.. • Friday, June 21 , 1986 DICKTRACV Pomeroy- Middleport, OhiO The Daily Sentinel- Page- 9 On private lot, totef elect., 2 bdr. mobile home. 1Yz bath, AC. cerpec, one-tentha mile on Uneoln Pike of Rt. 141 . Secur~y dep. required. Coli 61 4 -448' 4303. I On privltt lot, ;!! bdr. fur· niahed r;nobile home, AC, carpet, 8f'CkJted patio, onetenths mile on Uncoln -Pike of Rt . 141 . Socurhy dep. required . Call 614· 448 . 4303. A 5MOO'T'i-l Traile~ for rent. Call 1fter 4PM, 814 ·448· 4225. Modern 2 bdr ., •~tended livingroom, $230 mq., $100 deposit. See 314 3rd. ·st .. Kanouga. Oh . Coll814-446· 7473. 2 bedroom mobile home, nice, air cond, Send Hill Rood, 304-676· 3834 . "Everybody except the IRS . keeps telling me to get lost." I 45 A partment for Rent Housing Opportunity, monthly rant starta at t189 for 1 bedroom and e204 for 2 bedroom, depoail $200,located near Spring Yl!llev P1111 and Foodland, pool and Cable TV availab•. hours as poesilile1 0 am to 4 46 S paca for Rant pmand7pmto9pm Mondoy-Fridoy. Call 81 4· 446-2746 or lea'ile Mobile home lot, 1 2 'x&O' or emtller. $715 water jlald, 4th a. Noll. Gollipollo. Col! 4484418 oftor BPM. m ..sage. Nicely furnished mobile home. eff. apt .. central air and heat in city, adulte only. Coll614-448-0338. rural water, eiKtric:, up tic tank, garage storage. nice area on Eegte Ad. Call 6,4·388·8B28. 2 tr1iler apacea for rent on private lot. Upper river .Rd. Coll614·448·0002 . Upetairs unturniahed 3 room apt ... carpeted. utilitiet paid, no children, no pete. Call 814-448· 1637. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork. Route 33. Nonh ol Pomeroy. · Large 'lots. Call 814·992· 7479. FUrnithed efficiency 1126 utilitiet paid, 919 2nd., Gallipolis, olnglo malo pro· !erred. Call 446,4418 after BPM . Trailer IPICII, one am oil child accepted. No pets. 304-676-1076. Fvrnithed apartment. 941 Second Ave: Gallipolis. 2 b<lr 1246 mo. utilitiea pd. Coli 446-4416 ofter Bpm. 47Wanted to Rent Modern 1 bdr apt . downtown loc.ti~n. ~A •. carpet, . qomplote ~hch~n . Coli 61 4. 448-4383doyo!ir814-448-. •'01 39 eilo. . ; ' Furnished efficiency $146, utlltioo poid, ohare beth, 6~7 ·2nd. Avo. Gollipollo. odulta. Coli 446·44 16 after B~M . Furniahed apt. 243 Jackson Pike.. Gollipollo. 2 bdr ... 1236. Ut!litea, ·,pili d. CaH 4411·4416 after 8PM . " 740Yz · lnd. · A·ve.; :· ·3 · bdr., 1190 mo .. dop. req. Coli 614-448· 4647 or&, 4 -446· 4222 between 9AM·6PM . -. 3 bdr. newly· remodeled. ·duplex: 644 or 646 Second Ave .. utility room, kitchen, diningroom. Call 614· 446· 8293 . New 2 bdr. apt., refrig. & atove furniahed. 4"h: milea from Gallipolia. $226 mo. pluo electric. dopoolt lo ref•rence required. No pets. Coll614-446-8038. 1 bdr, furnished or unfur· niahed. utilitiea paid. $190 per mo., I 50 dep.. no children. no pett. Call 614· 446·3667 after 6 . Attractive 2 bdr. apt. with refrig. • etove. carpeted. LR a OR, conveniept to Galli" polil. outlide stor~ge . With w~sher • dryer, •265 mo .. without 1260. mo. Call 614-246·9695 . 2 bdr. apt.. utiHties panty paid·nice. 1149 mo. Call 304· 676-61 04 or 304-676· 6386. . MercildillliSI: _5_1_H_o __ use_h_o_l_d_G_oo_d_•_ 1 SW/IIN AUCTION lo FURNITURE 62 Olive 5~.. Golllpollo. New Ia used woOd-coal ~ltovea, 6 pc wood LA aulto ·~99, bunk beda 11 99, ontron recliners *99. new • Uled bedroom auite•~ ranges, wringer washera, & ahoes. livingroom auitas t699, lampa, el•o bll'~ir.g_COOflo WOOd ·atOYII. 4-4~6-311!j9 : . .. LAYNE'S FURNITURE , Sofas and cheira priced from 8285 . to 1896. Tableo, 850 and up to 1126. Hide·•· b~da,t390 . ond up lo 1660.. lbfo bedo •146, Roclinero,. 8225. to 8376.. Lampo from 128. to 8125. pc. dinettes from *109 .• to 435. 7 pc. t 1 89 and up. Wood table with lix chalra · 8285 to 1745. Dook •110 up to 1226. Hulchea. •560. Bunk bed complete with mattrotooa. 1276. ond up to t396. Baby bedl, •110. Mattretaet or box lprings, full or twin, 158 .. firm, t88. and 178. Queen ..... 1226. 4 dr. chaota, •49. 6 clr. cheats, 869. Bed frames, 120.ond 126 .. 1 0 gun· Gun cabinota, 8310. Gu or electric ronge8 •375. Baby mattrea1ea, t25 8. *36, bed fram" 120, 1211, a. 830. king fro me UO. Good ooloc· tion of bedroom aultft. 'rockers. metal cabinets. headbOards t38 a. up to 166. Uaed Furniture ·· Refrigera- tor•. rangea, ~tal otftce deaka, electric renge. 3 mi'-t out Bulaville Rd. Open 9em to 5pm. Mon. thru Sot. 614-446-0322 . Apartment for rent. Call 814· 446-924-f 9AM·6PM. Apt. forrent, dep. req. $110 mo. Coli between 9 6 6, 614·446 · 1777. GOOD USEO APPLIANCES W11hen, dry..-a, r.-frigere· toro. rangoa. Skoggo Applioncea. Upper Rlvar Rd. bealclo Stone Croat Motel. 61 4-446-7318. Riveraide Apts. Middleport. Special ratea for Senior Citi1ens. 1130. Equal Hou•· ing OpportUnities . 81 -4992-7721 . Volley Furniture, new ·• uaad. Lorge _ , . _ of quol· hy furniture. 12111 EHtern Ave .. GeiNpolla. . 2 bedroom fumlohod apt. In Middleport. All utHitlea pold. Call 614·992·1084 oltor 6 :00 prn. WIOkdoya. 3 bedroom furnlahltd apanment for rem In Syracu•. 1114-892-7181 oflor 6pm. APARTMENTS, mobllo homn, hou111. Pt. PletNnt and Golllpolla. 81 4·4411· 8221 . Furnlohod oportment. down·t own Point Plaooont, utilltlea poid, clopoah roqulrect. 304ltl-34110. . I Why PlY moro7 C - ua out. N- furniture. ollllllen· outlet. Trade center, M.INWII, Oh . CaHI14·4411· 7444. Palogr- velvet ohalr, •••· cond. CoUI14·441·43U. 1976 Starcraft camper sleeps 6. good cond .. esoo. Call 614· 446· 41 09. m - John0ooremodol40dozer. 11800. 304·678· 7758. SateUite Spun aluminum or moah. Savo up to 8600 on the .. dishes thru July. Pro site (::hecked. Authorized Oioko deolor. 304· 1176· 1 _4_1_7_3_·---~--:­ Deep freeze. 304- 8762931 . Hotpoint dryer. gold, large c•pacity , axe cond.• 1200.00 . Hotpoint gold weahe .r, need• times. 140.00. 304-678-2511 or 304· 782- ~036 . TONY'S GUN REPAIRS, hot dip robluoing. oil typea of gunemith work. faet MNice. 304-676·41131 . Knauff Firewood Summer fltte•·big loads. May 1 tt· July 31at. Da.1n't apply to HEAP. 814·266·6246. Frigidere ea&ctric ttove, all burners work, grnt for conning, t26.00. 304· 773· 9187. SPECIAL cui olobo 8 PU loads delivered in dump truck 1100, or 21oodo 1180. You pickup •15. Call 614· 246·58!)4. King site water bed. aemi weve, mattre11 and vinyl llde podo, 1225.00. 304876-3109 botwoon 6 and 9 PM. Pool People Special: · lnground pool klta, 1 11.32· 82.391. 1 Bx36 · 82,885. 20x40· f2.B95 in otock. 1 6K32 lnground pools· inateUed· brlng ua your low oatlmato. Middlepon &1 4· '982-6724 or Golllpolia 614· 448-3051. Wedding -dra... · size 11, good condition, •76. Guitar. 126. Coli 304-676-3784 before 9 p.m . 1 Bauett baby bed, complete', like new. Phone 304· 675· 6801 or 676-1214. Mini bike for oolo or trodo, 4 apeed trenemi11ion for 1111 or trode. Coli 61 4.-446· 3370 ..k for Brien . or . Lpreita.. .-.-, . a.bv turnit.lre. good ciualltY uaed. Frank'1 Ptwn Shop, 430 Second AVo., GoiApo· llo. Oh. &14-448·084Q. Lawn moworo, good quaHty UMd ~ Frank's Pewn Shop, 430 Second AYe., Oalllpo· lio, Oh. 61 4-446·0840. 19 ft. obovo ground pool, Yz HP pump, fitter, vacuum, ladder, winterized cover, •100. Coli 814-441-8330 after 8PM. Building Materiels Block, brick. eewer pipes, windowl; · lint~l1, etc. Cl•udo Winler8. Rio Grande. 0 . Coll614-246-6121 . ' 8-uhdtir•·, $u.rplua· Se1vll9e · ciOnouts. · (1) Emboeled wdod .:grain aiUn't'inUm lid· ing, foam backed, twin 4' ' or 8" pattorn, 839.96 aq . (21 Twin rib white metal rotting oldlng 38" wide 8' thru 16' langtho. _.,_96 sq. 131 Steel insulated prehung door'stllsizeaandpatterris, •76.00 a. up. 141 Hollow core and 6 panel · wood prhung door'• $20.00 a. up. (5) 4'xB'x6· 32 wood panel· ing. t4.99 & up. Wellston, Oh . . Penn's Warehouse e 1 4-384-3&46 .· Serv1cr.s ~~~~;~~~~~~;:;,~~~;;'~~·"'~";'";·~~ 81 Heiton 7 'fl. haybind, 601 tionalmower, com sheller. burr mill, Ford Maney Ferguaon pull dyne· belance, New Holland 66 roke, balo elove· . ·71 Autos Sale tors, King Kutter' rotary mower, manure apread••· fartlllle spreaders, other 78 Ford Granada Ghio body, · equipment. Howe'• Farm black, new p.int, $1,000. Coli 814· 379·2116. Miochinory, Rt. 124 6 Mayhew Rd .. Jockaon, Oh. Call low 614-286-6944. Steer atuffer. like ·new. 8700. Csll614·682·7349. Fennell cub tractot wl1h cultivator and other equip· ment. Call 614· 268-8848 . Pole Building.- Conttructed 'for commercial, garages, farm ; atores, etc. Any size. free estimate&. Call 304676·3981 . John Deere 40 dozer, 11800. ·call 304-8766173·. Parte for trector, Super A, A, one hunden cultivator. tires 14-9-24 like new, · front in IJCel. gears. radiator, mani· fold, lift, haado, blocks, draw bar. Coli 304-&75· 3289. 62 Wanted to Buy Wanted 10 lease tobacco poundage. Contact Bob Halloy. 614· 379·2340. 63 Livestock Reg . Walking horse mare, t700. Reg. wolking horH more a. colt, •8oo. 2 yr. old VI walking ~orae geld~ng. 1250. 2 horie trailer. 880(1. CaD 614-1192·610~: . · 1976 Ford Torino light good cond., •760 or offor. Coli after 6PM, 614· 448· 9378. Holatein· cow. 2112 yeart old end caH, 1 month old. Real gentle to milk. Phone 304· 676·6384. Truck.s for Sale 1973. Ford pickup . Auto· matic, power eteering. 614· 247-3896. ' 79 Chevy. 4 wheal drive. ahon bed truck 250, 8 cyl, IUtO, exc ahopa, .4.200.00, 304· 675-7181. 1967 Ford pickup, 1360. 304,676-3470. 1\~~r.~=d~··~he?."' 210 - .VCR ... with2·8 Droke recalv- .... II fl. 1650, I ft. 8881). Under new worronl"f. Coli 11 4·286·1 102. 1--------:---:--:- - -. -1oooq.fl .. enouth for 4 roomo, 1211. 1114 FlrOI Ave. CoM 614441·1115 or 114-4411243. 1---------...,Bedroom outto. q-11... regular box aprlng•· Country Ook tabloo, ohalra, -lbeoo. dinette aot, vinyl cupboerda, ....... Ice boxot. hlclo·a·way - · couch. Coli Conkloe, Tupporo PloiM, Rt. 114-4411·3224. 7. Hand croftad o n d l - - - - - - - - - flnlahed . Aamln'lton Wlngm11ter lnodel 70 pump with ••tra l:~~~;rT,J4~~. Comp AND UBEO olut barrel. UOO. Air cond . . . our 11,000 BTU. UIO. Air prlc... 11ve today. Pllone cond, 11.000 ITU, 1221. 'Call 114-441·1333. 304-773·11430. l'ltiVIiil' .... Marcum Roofing .&. Spou\ing. Now installing r_ubbar;' roofs . 30 years expemmca. ~ opoclallzlng In buill up root . • , Coli 8, 4 · 388-9867. ' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gue• , • rantee. Local reference• • ... : furnished . Free astimatea., Call collect 1 ·614-237· • · 0488. dey or night. Rogert ~ . Basement Waterproofing. ., 1 /. -::<;: 1976 Ford LTO. 4 dr .. 62,000 milea, loaded, clean. Coli 81 4·446· 1370 after 6. 1 978 Mercury Zephyr S. W. auto, AC , good cond. Cell 614·388·8794. 1982 AMC .Spirit 4 AM-FM tope, sunroof. mlloogo t3, 199. 1979 mouth Volare euto, $1,999. John'• Auto Solo, Bulovl"o Rd .. Golllpolls. Oh. 1 973 Ford Pinto stationwtgon. Au't omatic, A.C .. Nnl good. excellent gei mileage. •160. 1 880 Olda Cutlou LS. P.S .. P.B.. A.C.. excellent condition. CoM 814-848·2518. 1977 Mullong. Naeda point job. Mljlt ooil. 1700. 6_1 4· 992·681& or61 4-992· 37811. 1978 Monte Carlo. Make eo offer. Coll814-992·6163. 1979 Ford F1 00. Auto·matic. power steering, po- !>roko0• VB. 48,000 mil... 83,600. 614·992· ,. ' ' ' 74 Motorcycles Harley Davison Sportster 13.000 niiloa. 82.995. Call &14·446·1615 after 6 614· 448-1244. 7~ 1941 . 1979 XR· 186, been r•built, excellent condition. $600. Coli 814 . 367_7506. Rotary' or cable tool drilling~"' Most wells t;ompleted same ,.: day . Pump salel and ~ervl~·..:. t ceo. 304·89.6 -3802. :'; ' 1976 7so· Hon~f· moto~Cy-' Statks .Tr•e and. Law'~..$e[-~~~-;. . cle: ' ExCellen~ cOnditfQn. · -~:: lJ~~~ re~oval. !)~~;!~ 18&0: After 8pm coil 61!1' .. . .. ! . 985-3888. . . . "' 1979 Yomoho 1100XS completely dretled, stereo, nice rood bike. 304· 876· 4338. 1981 Kowoaoki 1000 LTD, 5.800 miles, e~ec•llent c:;:on· dition, $21500.00. Coli oflor 6 p.m .. 304-676·7836. 1982 Kawalk! 440 LTD, 6,300 t11iln, call 304· 773· 6779 . ~~;=;:::=:;=:;.::= Auto Repair 1----- - - - - 1977 Ford 210, 'Ai ton, Super c1b, •••· cond. Coli 81 4·441·01 13. ATTENTION! ATTENTION! BJ'o Body Shop now open . F.rM eltirnatea. No Job too 8moll. 304·11711·216~. 18114 Ford PU, good cond .. 4 new II,.., .450. Coli .14-388-8715, 1871 Chally truck, Yz IDn. Runo """' gootl, . _ run. 1100. Col 814-812·1417. .. _, Must sellll 1976 Suluki 650, good cond, Call 614· 266-6674 or 61 .4 -268- 1980 Hondo 70 3 wheeler. $396. Call e14·4411-9391. 1977 Ford Ranchero auto, olr. 11 ,499. John'• Auto Solo, Bulovlllo Rd .. Golllpo· Ho. Oh. 1984 Ford F150 pickup. PS, P8, AC, AM·FM CIIIOIID, t o - . eliding,_, window, 11,000 mil... Excellent condition. can 814-812· 11101. 1860 Staroraft pop-up c,ampe;. excellent condition. 1700 firm. Col 1114·448· 0171 or 304·1178·1431 af· & Heating ' CARTER'S PLUM81NG : ~. AND HEATING >Cor. Fourth and Pine · Gallipolis, OhiO ., Phone 614-446-3888 or-: 614-446-4477 ' ' ~ I 86 6/21 . ~ : Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping, etc . Free aati· motao. Coli 8 14·446-803ft> or 614-992·71 19 anytime. J .A.R. Construction Co .• Rutland. Oh . 614-7422903 . Baaements, Footers. Concrete Wqrk. Backhoa't. Dozer • Oitcher. Oump_ trucks, It water-ga•aewer- 1 electrical lina1. · & General . Hauling James Boys Wat8f Service . Alao ·paola lilted. Call 614· 268 · 1141 or 614-446 · 1176 or 614· 446-791 , _ Ken's Water Service. Wells. ci1tern1. pools filled. Phpne 814-367·062.3 or 614-367· . 7741 night or doy . ------------------~ Waugh'a Wttar Service~··' Welle, claterns. pools. Fast. relitble aervice . Call 814· 26& · 1240 or 6,4 · 2116 · 1130. Reeac:mable rates. ' 87 . . • . ,..rt..r.. ....,. • 8.:00 1:'.,:' ~ (J) . •""'.Ill ""' .. Cll Hot Pototo (!) Boeen'o Salt Woter Journel (J) Mojor Leogue BoHbell: AdanUI It Clnalnnld CIJ Audubon Wildlife · Thaetre <III 3-2·1. Conteot (CCI • llewltohad IMAXI MOVIE: 'Dael of tho Century" 8::110 • CIJ CD NBC Newa (J) MRII~Ialnpo-look ~• ... •- t!J AIO Newo (CCI •I]) 9 CBS Newo Cll Or. Who I Working Women I D,..m of JHnnle 7:00 (J) PM Magulno Cll Branded (l) lportoGeniOr (I) Entertainment Tonight WhaeWhiHofiFofortFuonnouna (J) i Electrical Refrigeration SEWING Machine repairs. aervice. Authoriud Singai Salu & Service Sharpen Sciuon. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 614·992· 2284 ... •" , 85 · EVENING " ID Good -1 Excavating. base· manti, footers , driv-eways, septic tanka, landscaping. Cell anytime 61 4 · 446· 4637. James L. Oovison. Jr. owner. 84 ~ To~O . FRIDAY Excavating 83 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 1 63 Soc. Ava., Gallipolis. 814·446· 7833 or814 · 446· 1833. R • M Furniture Manufac . turing , St . Rt. 7, Crown €1ty, Oh. Coli 814·266, 14'10. call Eve. 1114· 4483431. Old a. new Uphoatorod. i ' Evening Television Listings:., · _ _ _ _...;..._ _...,.....:...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _":::-:_::-:--::----::-=::-:-:::::-::::::-;:::;:-- JIM'S PLUMBING lo HEAT· lNG . Rt. 1. Box 365, Galli· _poli.l, Call 814 · 387· 0576. ·: · ,.,. 7. • .t . . ..'' Plumbing 82 Heul llme1tone. 11nd. Drl · vef,dirt, bulk or bag fertill~er and lime. Excelsior Salt · Workllnc . 838 E. Main St ., Pomeroy. 614 · 992~ 3891 . 1114 Ford Ranger plok·up. y,l, otondord. longbod.< lte•vv duty oprlng P'l· Coli 1971 Layton 19 ft . 1811 114-1149-21113. contolned, oamper, gao or aloctrlc, 11.100.00. Po• llclotolk, 1,000 Cl equip· 1171 Chevy 110 ltlndord. RuM aootl. •no. Call ment everrat••g 1400.00. 114-112-7841. 304-1175-11128. I You ain't doin' nuthin' waterin'yer lily! RON'S Television Servicet 1 ' House calls on RCA. p.uaza,_..,. GE . Specialing in · Zenith ." 'f Cell 304·578-2398 or 814· , ' 446-2464 , I ' Fetty Tree Trimming , st1,1mp 1 • removal. Call 304· 676-~ 1~ 133, , ,. ,. RINGLES ' S SERVICE , ••· ·' periencad carpenter, electri· . cian. mason. painter, roof• ~ · lng Oncludlng hot tar.. , applicatiotl) 304-675-2088... ; or 676 •7388 · , .6=4~H~a~y~&~G:r~a=in~--,.I-~$~32~6~·~;A~~~~~~r·~,~~~~~~~ They'II'Do It Every Time · Home Improvements - - - - - - - - -. --------:-:-:- 1---------- .lliiA ~GOOP .. '76 Toyota. good cond. 81 ,000.00. Call after 6:00 -~----::---:-c ·'. 2, 1973 Pinto wogono, . Tabor UPholstery. F~r reu; , Dodge Charger. Coli &14· . 304· 676-7566. pholstering. free ~ttlmltet - ~ ..: 379-2283. Free pickup 6 dehvery. Cell !, 73 . Vans & 4 W.O. 1978 New Yorker. bronze, 614· 379-285~ . .. . '. dr.. loaded. Call 614-448· J..:..:~~~-:-~= 1977 GMC Vandura with O.and M. Contractors . Vi~Yt~ 7404 anytime. · Midaa interior, tiJJCellent me- siding, replacement ~,.n. ~· chanlcel conditio·n, high dows Insulating, roofm~. ,f< . 1 9 79 Plymouth good cond., 68,000 mlloa, mlleege·rec:entenginework. new ~nd remodeling. con- '.; • 11,700. Coli 814- 446 · Coil 614·4411·B096 after crete. Call 304· 773-613, 6PM. y 3167 after 5PM. All types of masonry, bricks~!... : 1976 Plymouth Volare statl· 1977 Dodge van 83,000 blockt, concrete, stone. · onwagon. good work car. milea, t795. Call 614· 446· Free estimate. Call Roger at ~ 8300. Coli 614-446-1013. 8608. 304-773-5127. .• 1 riding ' hproo and I work horoo. 304-678 -2233. o~er 6:00. Woll broke thoroughbred· -Quarter Mare with 2 week colt; Grey child-broke Golding t276.00. 304·882· 2782. 72 r, ,__... - · "' -/TIIMIL't'CA/f··-.,...,,.... _______ ~""4 1 I'UASt.~'ICIIICNDW . Tobacco IBttert, Interna- Soora 10.iloo BTU window 1·----....:.-----~ .. •r 'Cbl)ditioner. exC. tond.. ·Block ; · ~rlok, , :inortlr' ~~d , . '72: Datlun . ... peed, 4 ~Ooi ooklngt191. COII814· 246· mooonryaupplios. Mountsln .:... 5040 oftor 4PM. Sttto 8iock. Rl . 33, New Alfello hoy, wire belod, .400. 304·876-4203. Motors for Sale Haven, W . Ve. 304·882· never wet. Coli 614-268· Remington 22·260 model 2222. 2331 or 61 4·226·2094 of· 1979 MG Mldgat, low ml· loago. 304-675· ·1 780. 700 ADL. Waovor K-12 6 ter 7PM. 1.7 ft. Spono Croft tri· haul: 0110 a. reloading dioo. Call walk thru Windshield, 76 HP 1977 Hondllltatlon wagon, 814-388-9322. Hoy lor oolo. Out of the field. 56 Pets for Sale Evenrude motor S. trailer. Coli 61 4· 949-2656 oftor eKc thape or' trade for pick Exc. cond., 82,600. Coli up equal value. 81.200.00. Clooe Out Speclol, 16% off HILLCREST KENNELS 6:00pm . 614· 367·0447. Phone 304-876-7380. . ell chain aawt In stock now Boarding all breedt. Heatad thru June 22. MR Chain· indoor-outdoor ftcilities . '77 Grand Pri• 301 V-8, 1978 fiberglou sl<i·bool 16 uw, Mltcholl Rd. Coll614· AKC Doberman puppies: euto trono, 304-&75-5743. ft. 76 HP, outboard. Coli 446-7126. Tr anspiJrlnl lun Stud Service. Coli 81 4 · 446· 614-448-4194 . . 7796. 1979 Ctmaro Berlinette White aewlng machines reo306 · V-8, air condition, 12 ft. •lum. boat with otra, uler price 1279 now a100. Brlarpatch kennels Profea· AM-FM, 8 treclc, PS, PB, tilt good cohd.. 1136. Cill ond 30% off on Necchl sional All--brHd grooming. 71 Autos for Sala wheel. rear window clefroa- 614-448-4230 . . Awing mechine. Call collect lndoor·outdoor boarding fa· ter. extra aharp. Muet Mil, 814-385·B025 . cilitlet. English Cocker Spa· 304·876·2883 after 6 p.m. For oole: 1978 16'/z fl. niel puppiea. Coll614-388· TOP CASH paid for ' 80 Stercraft trl-haul boat with Toddler caraeat $15. Sun- 9790. model and newer utecl cars. troller. 11 ,600. Coli 6141981 Dodge Omnl 024. beom aha- 120, 4 pc. Smith 8ulck-Pondoc, 1911 steering, power 992-2143 or 614·742eperkle Orume· matic . let Ora'Qonwynd Cattery Ken - Ee'nern Ave., Gelllpolle. Call power brekes, 4 1peed, 4 cylinder, 2289 after 6pm. 8100. royol monuol typo_ nel. CFA Hlmoloyon, Perllon 6,4· 448;2282. AM·FM, 41,000 mil.. , writer 135, Tl computer and Siameae kittent. AKC • 17 ft . Creatlinar , 166 trecorder, apeech aynthe•· Chow puppies. New litter. 1981 Renault 152,000milea, 82200 or beat offer, 304· inboard·outboard, power 882· 2529. lzer, joy otick aoftworel Call 446-3844 oftor 7PM. neodw, oome work. Call 'rim prop., power trim tabs, 8150, entonalnmont ltoild 814·246· 5288. 1978 Buick Rlvorio L.S .. oil tri· houl, 304·676·"288. 110. Coli 614; 4411·2796. Rog. Auotrlolion Blue Hoeler 1 - - - - - - - - - - e•troa, $1110. 304-675pups. (Jurenteed to work 1982 Chavette. AC, PS, PB, Conopy bod with droller cattle. Roady to go. Cell outo., 4 dr .. 39,000 mlloa, 8438 or 1176-3934. Auto Parts 76 1425,. wotorbed queen llzo 6 1 4·44&·2109. 83,200. 1982 Chavette. 4 & Accessories ··450. choot-type lroezer dr .. 4 opd .. 49,000 mllu. Trucks for Sale •195. 1 lui llizo bed 8126, Floh Tank and Pat · Shop, 82.600 .. 1981 Chovetto 72 ontlquo mohair couch lo 2413 Jockoon Avenue, oulo. olr, 43,000 mlleo, 1980 0 1 t uto AM FM All n fo 1977 Cordoba choir 8310, 2·20 Inch blcy· Point Ploooonl, 304·676· 82,700 . Coli 814· 379· oun a • · • PI • r · . c ... 135 ... 1971 Yomoha 2&82 · t o - . 82.799. 1977 Ford Coli 304-773-15661. 2083. Fiah, blrd11nd moro. · F-1 00, auto, topper , C 50 · noedo work 876. oil 82,399. John'a Auto Sole, 1976 Ford, II cyl, auto, 81 111 4·3117·0541 . Himoleyon, nood mole to AMC Spirit OL hatch. Bulovtllo Rd .. Galllpolla, Oh. 11 ,000 mlloa on 11)C>tC>r ond breed with my female, 304- beck. great gaamllaage. exc. tranamla1ion. e200 . 00 . Air conditio""' 1,000 BTU 576·261 1 or 304· 762· cond,, muat ooll. Coil 614• 1882 EXP Ford AM-FM 304,6715·15384. worko greotl •150. Antiquo 2036. 2415-5040 after 4PM. AC lntad ' - - - - - - - - . - - buff • t e 8 6, elect rIo I ==~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..1::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::~ ceu., sunroof, · • t 1· portobl~·coi'NCtoble typow· ~ wlnclowa. PS. alum. wheola. One Brown 8 foot Ford ,;,.,. •11. Coli 814·448Con 1114-446-3344-or 614· topper, oxc cond. 1110.00 .• •oe2. 4411·1134. 304-876-5812. ,4/.lltiiiVSNAP JIIIIIOI'IT ~-"' . . . . . . . ., . ~........ 1 ~~~---------==:==~. Reg . Morgan attllion &: filly for aale or trade. Call 614· 379-2686. County Appllonce. Inc . Good uaad oppll111ceo ond TV Mto. Open lAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sot. 814·448· 1888. 827 3rd. Ave. GoiA· 1------~--polio, OH. Coblovlolon 4 demo 1 bedroom opt. for rent. Nicely located. Contact VIIloge Menor In Middleport. 814·912 · 7787 . Equol Houllng Opportunity. Stone jara, quilts, old furni· ture. All for 8300. Coli after 6pm. 814-949-2801. Ho•ring old, phone 304· 876-7141 . Dynemark riding ltwn mow• n - • tronomloalon . 1 971 Duater - d runnlnft • cond. UOO. Coli 114-378· 2114. 2 : bedroom aponmonu. Now Hovoo, WYo. Newly ,.,-.ed. In town. 11,4. 992·7481 . Pop up camper trailer, sleeps six . fully equipped, 8600. Call6,4· 446 · 8103. 54 Misc. Merchandise Want to rent country home· garden or Buy •mllll ftrm· lanCI contract. Have child· ren. Coli 6,4·448 -8541 . FOrnlshed apt. 3 room prl· vate bath, references required; 845 2nd. Ave .. Galli· polio. Coli 614·446-2216. 6. Woodburner kitchen stove wiih morning cabloet and wotorton~. 1125. Coll614· 742-3108. 2 mobile home peds for rent. Furniahod efficiency 701 41h Avo .. Goilipollo. I 160, utilities paid. share bath, adults. Coli 448-4418 oftor BPM. a. 51 Household Goods For rent Sleep!ng Aoom_a- kenmore washer tnd dryer. end light houH keeping •126. Solf-dofroot refrlgor· roome. Perk Central Hotel. otor. •126. 30 Inch electric Callll1 4 -4411-0766. rongo. 886. Hoovy duty GE wosher. •100. Call 614· Furni1hed room, renp, re· 742-2362. frig. t95, Jhara beth, olnglo mole. 919 2nd. AVo .. Galli· polio. Coli 4411·44 1 6 aft or BPM. Antiques 53 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal 513 lid. AVo. 1 bdr. privote bath 8136 mo., include• wat.;,. dapoait rwquired. Cell 6i 4-448·4222. between 9 Furnished Rooms Slight Paint Damage. New flelhlng arrow alg·n . •263 complete, waa *499. Free htttertl Warranty. Vary few loft. Coli 1 (8001423-01 83, anytime: Firewood 820.00 pickup load, 130.00 delivered. Cell ~~:;~75·6782 or -:-:::-'-;--=-~~- ~:::::::::::::::::r:;:;:;::~~;;~~ "'44 ~NDIN@ DI.JCK 50L1P ~ YO.i - d Chy TV • Ill Newa <lJI MocNoiVLohrer Nowohour • iD Now Nome Thot Tuna Ill 8ter Trok 7:30 G (1) Tlo Toe Oough Cll Cleco Kid Cl) Bowling Covers no of theTournement Budweiser • Hall of Fame Tournament Ia pre11nted from Clayton. MO. 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IMA)(I Eroa International och.pdl, (RI: . ,.·. > . . .. • Tho Spioo of Love -. . ·l2:o0 Loa !PREMIERE) · , Arigalol at Orlando <III Wolf Street WHk Loulo (I) Night Trocks Rukeyser analyzes the ·aos (I) Benny H!ll Show with 1 weekly review ol Cll MOVIE: 'Pock Up Your economic and investment Troublea' moltaro. 9 MOVIE: 'The Zombloa B:41 (J) Bo-n Gomeo Show of Sugor Hill' 8:00 • (1) Cil V <lJi Stir Huotlar Cll 700 Club . IIJID AIC Rocke Clle!D8enoon (CC) Banllll Hawk son's femlly reunion erupta (MAX) MOVIE: 'Lalllter" Into o family loud. IAI (CCI g (J) ilD "!'OVIE: 'An 12:16 IHBO] Hitchhiker: If We lnnooent Love ICC) Dream C1J Waohlngton W~k/ .30 G CIJ CD Frldoy Night 12 Revl- Paul Dukolo jomod · Vid .. 115&.~ ~::~'}aot~ry by top Woohington journollat.• analyzing tho weeks newt. <III Great Performonooo 'Tho Lifo of Verdi.' Firat of 6 porte. Verdi linda hlo mu· ale being used •• a government ploy in uniting Italy. IR1(90 min .) , 8:15 (J) Mojor Leogue BIHbell: Atlanta et Clnclnned B:30 (J) 411 I))) People 00 Crozloot Thlngo A women Ia blindfolded and asked if ahe con Identify her huobond'o body by touch alone. (CC) CIJ Well Straet WHk Louie Rukeyser analyze• tho ' 80a with a wookly r.-low ol economic and Investment matters. 10:00 • CIJ Cil Mloml Via. Crockett and Tubbs wmd up in the Everglades In their aeerch for a murder witneaa . .(R) {60 min.) Cll • ID Matt Houoton (CC) Matt'a life is three· tenea by • recently re· lea1ed e11at1ln . (R) · (60 mln .l CIJ Tonko ()]) Newawetoh • Newo (HBOI MOVIE: 'The Noturol' (CCI -'M"'n~J MOVIE: 'Tijtt Un10:30 \L&I l!/.Js""n•k SaknPnreyv8lehwow Ft'lm 1 crltlct Neal Gibler and Jef~ frey Lyona take • look at ttte comedic genius of Woody "'lien. · • INN Newo 1 1:00 ~ CIJ CIJ Cile CIJ llD. Newe 1111 COlby 8how (!) NFL luporotaro Tho Lo~nd of the L::onely End . 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Gophe• becomes self· <;:onscious 8.nd insecure when he •••• an old girl!(AI [ 0. r iend · on board: 6 _m_! ~;j .• tALVASS . ~""·"·' by THOMAS JOSE,H Ac1'088 DOWN 1 Brain I City in substance· Iraq 5 Proscenium 2 Grow 10 Ma nhan d le towards 11 Wading . dark birds 3 l:;nergetic 13 Italian spuns bell wwn 4 Oescended 14 Prisoner (poet.) 15 Fidgety 5 Tremhle 17 Prefix 6 Prin ciple for light 7 Fortify 18 Fonnic acid 8 Work sourC(> feverishly 19 En<:ountered 9 Braid 20 Five bucks 12 F'ishCrman (sl.) - If! Mosque 21 Julit> priest Andrews film 23 Me lOdy . 24 Benedict 26 Texas city 27 Depar!M · 28 "Geor!lY - • 29 Dolt " 30 Sty 31 ERYPtian d l'ily 34 Catni p 35 St>r1:1. phk 37 Concoct 39 Ukraine lt!Ji(bdat ure JJIY~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 40 More levt'l ., • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee •• Czech river unscrambttltntaefourJumbtla, 42 Suhurh onalettertoNChtquai'e, toform or Minn . tour otdln..-y won11. , 43 To he (~'r. ) Yeaterday 1• Anawer 22 Tyke 28 Classes; 23 Norse war kindS god 30 Eucharist · 24 Quick plate look 32 Sea du c k 25 Rctl crnt•t• 33 Horrify 26 Ringing sound 36 Pa. city 38 Cuckoo b-++·+- '-;-+-+- DAILY CRYPrOQU<YrES - Here's how to work II : ,1 AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW SATURDAY 6/22/85 CIJ III ID Lovo Boot ICCI when Eli loses the school's do nco band money. (AI 9:00 • . (I). (!) Glmme h 1 Break I Nell d1scovers t ere~ re~· s·o n fo r-<handp8-:•·. retent - . 'mood awing. IRI • J .1 I () One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for 1he three L's X for the two O's, elc. Single tellers, apostrophes, the iength and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day 1he code letters are dtfferent. CRYPTOQU<YrE 8 -21 vz UTT W G DG ·a YTllli~' ATTL J T I Q Y T S D 0 II . • . Yootol'd&f'l Cf')'ptoquoto : EVERY llRIDt. ANO GROOM WOULD DO WELl. TO REMEMilER THAT IN " WEDDING" TilE "WE" OUM ES llf.F'ORE 1'11 E "1." - . - AUTHOR I)NKNOWN �.. ... . ·, r• ' - .. -.. . I • • 10-The t' Hijack victiln burietl~ with honors ·u'"" 'l,l, • 'i • • . • ~ • person known to have been kliied In • ARLINGTON, Va. (UP!) -:'With After the brief ceremony" the full mllltary honors befitting a man the hijacking crisis, now In ltselghth famllyfrpm Waldor!,Md.,accepted · · President ~agan called young day. condolences from Maryland Gov. American 1\ero," the body o{Robert · ~ ~tethem's parents sat with their Harry Hughes, Sen. John Warner, Dean Stethem, murdered ~lPi · thP • o!her Uu1~ children, IJicludlng R·Va., · and Sen. Paul Sarbanes was llljacklng of 1WA Flight Kenneth, 24, a second class petty 0-Md. , and other political and lowerec;l Into hallowet;l ~nd at officer ln .the Navy, and Patrick, 19, mUitary dlgnttartes. Arlington National CPmeiP/Y. who starts Navy recruit training In A crowd ot aboul :m, Including i Bright sunshl!IP brokP through November. many tourists who stood behind the cloud)( skiPS Thursday when tap"' roped-off burial area, attended the sounded and SPVPn Navy r11lemen In a: brief statement followlrig the ceremony. fired thrre volleys to honor Stethem Allen Wellma:ker, his wife, Marsolemn ceremony, the father said, 23, a Navy diver who was pistol: "Rcibert's spttit and love for life will sha. and their four young daughters whipped and shot to death In cold llvl' with us forever." extended thetr vacation for a day blood ·l ast Saturday aboard the On behalf. of the family, hP , beforereturnlnghomPtoRockHlll hijacked Boelr)g 7?:1 on an airport "expressed our gratltude to all who S.C., to attend the funeral of a fello,.; runway In war-torn Beirut. have been praying witt\ us" and American they had not known. 4!banon. asked for continued p~ayPrs for thP Wellmaker, w ho watched soThe American flag that covered hostages "and ror their safe return Iemnly with others In the crowd as the steel gray casket was folded by home." . Stethem'sbodywasloweredlntothe Stethem' s fellow sailors and presTheStethem parents sat dry-eyed ground, expressed outrage over the ented to hiS father, Richard Stl'- durtng the ceremony butatonepolnt hijacking. th€111, a retired Navy chief, and his Kenneth, who was In Wlifoim, wept. He commented thatthe presldent . mother, Patrtcla, bothofwhomhold . The ~ctlm's Qody was lowered who called Stethem "a you~ Navy administratiVe jobs. Into a grave adjacent tothoseofU.S. American hero" at hiS Tuesday The Navy family also accepted a MartnPS killed In the Oct. :p, 1983, night news conference, "Is dwtng · Purple Heart awarded to the only ., r'e_rr_orl-st_a_tta_c_k_ln_Be-.:lru~t.--;-·-=a~I)Q._u_ta_l..l h_e_c_an .....d_ .o_ ..._ _ _ _ _ "a Where the buffalo ;847; · 'i•.. .... ·~ "· ~: '· ~.; ( . ~ ~ .> '· _!;Fei;J~ifJ.l ·;· :, "~i:·. -~· .l _ ~- - ·· i fU'ea d~aths '( eoniln~··~ni pa~?i) . ... . Paul 0. Pullins, Sr., ., . patient for the past two weeks. perlod In 1984: H1ifl:lces ~.~sslble • Born on July 18, 1927 In Jackson maxlmumpenaltyof21JY~Qrs Injall Funl'ral serviceS tor Paul 0. County, W.Va., he was thesonofthe and a $1i0,00lflne)f he 1Ji [!>~Jim guilty Pullins, Sr., 73, who died Wednesday late Emmanuel M. Parsons and· of the,chargPS. . ..t . at his home at 18038 Horse Cave Ruth Sayre Parsons. · R d M p had Butcher, who Is nait!Ed In threP oa • Racine, wUI be held at 1 p.m. · Liver. rpoolarsons since 1951 hlived ln. In· East coun . ts,_faCPSamaxtmumpenaltyof Satu rd ay at th e Ewing Funeral . av gmoved there from Ra I up to~~years lnjailanda$45,00Jflne Horne w it h the Rev. Floyd Grlnnm . c ne. He was retired If be Is found guilty. officiating. from the Crucible Steel Co., a World Walker, who 1s named In one Mr. Pullins was born July 16, 1911 War II veteran of the U. s. Army charge, faCPS up to rive years In jail In Meigs County, a s.on of the late . having served In Germany. and a $15,00)flne If convicted . Grange and Mary Pullins, ,Survivors Include his wife; Fran· .,,. Besides survivors named In an CPS Slaughter Parsons, six aa ugh· earllel'"''report of his death, Mr. ters, Mrs. Robert (Iris) Smith, Jr. Pullins Is also survived by eight and Mrs. Richard (Shirley) McCoy, grandchildren and nine great- both of Negley; Kay, Ruth, Karen grandchildren. and CatherlneParsons,allathpme. Friends ,may call at the funeral Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. home from2to4and7to9p.. m.today Robert (Josephine) Parsons, Ra- · A;11 action In a fence dispute has and from9a .m .Saturdayunilltlme cine; two brothers, Dorsa Parsons ~ filed In • the · Meigs County of services. Burial wtU bve In VInton and Preston Parsons, both of · Coounon Pleas Court. . ·· Memorial Cemetery._: , Racine; and tWo grandchildren. · InMadgPDye'sacUonagalmtthe ':-. Funeral services will tJe held at Columbia Township Board ofTrus- Everelt H. Parsons · 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Dawson .tee she charges that the trustees Funeral Home, 215 WPSt Fifth St.. ·have ordered her to replace ~- line Everett H. Parsons, 57, of 50357 East Liverpool. Burial will be atthe ,fence which she clalnns•is 1n good Smith Road. Negley. died Thursday Cresthaven Cemetery. Friends · '!"d substantial condition. . morning at the Be~ver County may call at the funeral home this . · She requests an Injunction aga!nst · · iilcal Center where lie had beeh a afle"'?':>n and E>Venlng. • the trustees, who according to'>the · ,,. . ' papers fi.Je:<i In the court, have {·Continued froirf ,(la_ge ·}~· advertised for bids by July 1 on the .-:---~~::....:.::;,:::~.t.~.:...____:._____ constructlonofa.newfencealong\he stu~nt' accident Insurance;· fipet ~gr.eed';to pay public retirement for boundry 'of her property with that of Insurance, gasoline, oil . and anti· Raymotid R. Cotterill lor a perlnd of Wayne Peck. free?.e, tlrPS and tubes, m.IIk and time when he worked for other Alsoln.t hecourt, Tammy Joilorst . dairy products. and bread and districts and payment was not made ··, oard . · ;· .~~,··-~ . -Page B-1 . ereslgnationsofMaryGrim,a teac er; Kelvin King, vocal music teacher, and Michael .Michaski, ~nd dll'llCtor, were acceptf!9 along WJth the the rPSignatlon ol VIvian HERO BURIED ....., The casket oontainlng the body pf &ben Dean Stethem, who was sll!ln by the plane hijackers In Belnlt, Is canted toward liS 11na1 resting right, ·and Patrick (alongside KeJIIIeth) accompany the casket. UPI. plaee m Arlington Nalhlnal c-.etecylbunday. Mr. . Happenings' in Meigs County... A 1oa.1 ulility urges investment in weatherizalion projecls- Page D. I To end maiTiage Catlierlne lloyiPS, Racine, and Charles Eugene Boyles, Middle· port. Josephine Boyles' malden · There will be a swim aerobics name of Logan has been rPStored bY · Cjassat lheMiddleportpoolstartlng _c_om--,-~o_n_P_I_ea_s..:.:~u-~:o_J_o::r_h~~e--the_c_ou_rt_._ _ _ _ _;.._ _ __ · Monday and continuing through July5. There will be two classes, one from 11: 30tonoonand the other, 6 to 7 p.m. Swlnn aerobics consists of domg simple exercises In the water to hi'IP In weight loss as well as toning up muscies. It was reponed that one can do strenuous exercises .without the discomfort of sore . muscles. Knowing how to swlnn Is not necessary. r A dissolution of marna= has been .granted ·In Meigs ~· County Bums yiclim taken TIJne8.&n&lnel SCaff Ha'rold Blacks\On of Pomeroy Is .co~Ined to the Burns · Center at University Hospital, Columbus, for treatment of burns of the face, arms and chest received In an accldPut at the Ohio Pallet Co early Thursday evening. Anelectrlcalfuselioxexplodedas Blackston attempted to correct a probiPm. He was taken bY car to Veterans Memorial Hospital and Immediately transferred by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service to University Hospital. . POMEROY- Meigs County's revenu~ shartng funds for 1986 Were expected to total ~.756, however,proposedfederalcutl;lackswouldlowerthat ~otal by some $30,00J. .. . Mary Hot;>stetter. clerk .for the Meigs County Board of Commissioners, reports that since advertlsment of a .June 19 revenue sharing hearing ran In The OaUy Sentinel, the county has been n6tlfled that a 25percent federal reduction In 1986 revE'nue sharing funds would ~ut Meigs County's entltlempnt to $100,149.75. On May 23, the U.S. House or Representatives passed a resolution calling_for a 25 percent ~uctlon In the revenue sharing program. 'l'he House would then eliminate completely the revenue shartng program after FY 1986, thP last year or the program's . wen . COLUMBUS tUPJ) -The Ohio Assembly wUI finish up Ihe first six months ol Its 116th session this week, with leaders hoping 'to complete work on the ~ billion statE' budget for 1986-87 and adjourn for the summer. House and Senatl• financial staffers have been working through th~weekend to present senator.; and representatives . with -alTernatiVE' . ·i~xlng-and spending pll)ns so thE>y e_a,n agree on a · t~rget figUre fol' overa Uspending. The slx·member HouSP-Senate conference committee· Is expected to meN in prlvat.e Monday To discuss the size of appropriations for major areas of spending and the size of a personal income tax reduction. Out of those discussions will come the "control" figure. somewhere lx>tweeri the $19.6 billion proposal adopted by the Republican• "'· dominated SenatP and the $20.3 .... .. billion approved by the' Dt>rniJc.ra!lc ' .... .t • ' • • · ' House . . :··· The conference committee Is expected to meet In public Tuesday. then go In and out of public session agree that annular disposal "works nicely In Ohio" ANNULAR DISPOSAL Terry Kramer, of for the rest of the week, negotiating but maintain It does not comply with lederal Kramer ExploraUons, rllflt, describes annular the dNalls of the bud!!el until a regulations. di!lpotslll a "mlnl·lnJecdon weD." State ofllclah settlement is reached. Both House Speakrr Vernal G. drilled locally with a dozen In Meigs drlil<crs. The local Industry argues stream of a well to forcemoreolland Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, and Senate ·County at this time. However, the that If only deep-well Injection ts gas from the formation . Experi Paul E . GUinnor. R·Port President expense associated with drilling an allowed, small companies will be mentation with E'nhanced recovery are hoping to bring a Clinton, Is just btiglnnlng In this area . Injection well Is In thE' neighborhood forced out of business. package lo their respective Brine m;age allowed Enhanced recove1-y Is a method of $250,1ro$300,1lKl. The new law also permiTs the chambers Friday. The new twoThat amoupt. drillers cqntend, Is . bY which a fluid (perhaps brine) is year budget period begins July 1. (Continued on page A3 ) oul of the financial range of smaller Injected back lnlo the producllon .•.. ; as BEIRUT. Lebanon (UP!) - A radio station reported U.S. Navy jets madE' sweeps over Beirut Saturday and a U.S. aircraft carrier moved closer to Lebanon as the American hostages frorp a hija cked 1WA jE'IIIner began a ninth day In captivity. The Christian Voice of LPbanon radlosald Navy F-14 Tomcat fighter jE'Is passed ovPr the capital on reconnaissance flights at midnight and again at.5a.m .. reaching as far as the Bekaa VallPY In northeastPm Lebanon. Most of the 40 hostages are believed to he h£>ld In hom~ In Beirut's southE-rn suburbs. In addl· tlon, SPV£'n Americans kidnapped since March 1984 are believed held .SECOND HALF 1984 .REAL ESTATE TAXES EXTENSION GRANTED CLOSING DATE JULY 10, 1985 . I , 1~On first day of '!'onth following second half closing, interest is c arged on .unpatd .balance of delinquent taxes from previous ~:~~ for pertod of t1me from preceding December .first to that New swimming c18$ses will begin Jwie 24 at tl!e MlddJePort Pool and ·.:··, .will continue througH ,July 5. •: ·,. '. 'l'he inclUde senior lite pvlj\g, basiC rescqe, beginner, ad!!~! and swim aerobics. Anyone ~hlng lnfonnatlon on any of the cou~ maycall992-6212or992-99til. courses O~io _ Fanners pn D~cember first, each year interest is charged again~t the 1 .u unpatd balance. of taxes for period of time from day estab hshed tn (1) above to date. . · • FAILURE 10 RECEIVE BILL DOES NOI AVOID PENALlY AND INTEREST OFFICE HOURS 1130 to 4130 P.M. MONDAY thrv FRIDAY PHONE NUMIER1 992·2004 Ohlo lottery winners 1 I ' 1 1 CLEVELAND (UP!) - Thurs· Lottery numbers: Dally Number m. Meigs ·County Treasurer, George M. Collins ...... ncJr.et salPs totaled $1.148,103.50, With a payoff due of $642,966.50. ! IUJA<;KED AIRLINER - Beirut airport work· . · men refuel the !dJ"""eil Trans World AIJtllll!ll (TWA) 8oelq T.rl as a Middle Eaat Always (MEA) plaile :1 I Ohio 29!11. •'I ,. f . U.S. jets sweep over Beirut ,~ winning For two years, thE' county operated Us school for the mentally retarded solely on gPnera l revenue sharing funds, until a levy wa s passed to COller costs of· operating the facUlty . The county's fiscal year ends before the federal fiscal tberefore. !he county must base yearly appropriaTions on prtor yPars' appropriations and anticipated revenue. llthP 1986rewnupshartng funds are reduced, Bill Wickline, Meigs County auditor, will delermln~ by how much the county's budgPt appropriations for l99i will have to be reduced and then Issue amended certificatE'S. Wickline says recent commu!llca lion to his office regarding revenue shartng Indicates the 25 percent reduction should be expected when official notification of the county's entitlement COml'S In September. ~neral eather forecast .. Hay's 9 Sectlono. ee P-• 50 C0nto A MultirMdia Inc. N•wape.,... Sunday, June 23, 1985 Lawmakers aim to end work; break for summer This uncertainty, he said, st€IJIS By NANCY YOACIIAM from the methods of brtne disposal 'l'lnJe-lileall Stafl POMERQY - Perceived negaallowed by 501, the e"pense of these tive economic effects In southeasl - !IIE'thods, and the posslblllty that ern Ohio resulting from House BUI prohibition of some methods maybe 501, which governs oU and gas forthcoming In other leglslatlon. .drilling In Ohio, were discussed Themethodsallowedbythenewlaw Include deep-well lnject!OO, annular .durtng a Friday morning seminar disposal, enhaJ\ced recovery; and ~ .... ~ bY Leading -~corp., a Mkldll!port-bilsed oil surface'llpplJcatkln. •' ' . · . BOster agreed drlllersari>movlng field services !lim. The seminar was held at the out of state because of the potential Holiday Inn near Gallipolis, under that only expe11$lve deep-well lnjec· the direction of Chuck LPach and tlonwlllbeallowed In thefuture.She Dean Harris of LPadlng Creek. noted that In 115 ortgtnal form, !501 Agroupofabouttwodozenlnvlted allowed only deep-well (njPCtion for Individuals, Including StatE' Rep. disposing brtne. In final fonn, according to Boster, Jolynn Boster,D-Galllpolls,andTed DeBrosse, Columbus, assistant 501 allows "somE' annular disposal chief of tile Ohio Department of but tbe goal is deep-well Injection." Natural Resources' Division or 011 Aruadar dlspoeal approved At this time, DeBrosse said, and . Gas, attended thE' Informal Oklahoma, LouiSiana . and West meeting: ., . lndlllth'YcbanJ!elnoted I • ·• · VIrginia approve of all!lula~ dL§po-. LPach noted many changes In the sill, which lsagravltyflowsYSiemof putting brine down the annulus of a oU and gas Industry .since 501 went lhtoeffect this April. Major changes to be reabsorbed bY the sands. The annulus Is the void space noted were more strtngent regula· between the piping and the drilled 110115 on the.disposal of salt brine- a ho)e. byproduct of drilling - and much stiffer cMI and crlnnlnal penalties The mPthod Is popular In this area set for violations or new perfor- because local driUers find It mance standards. cost-efflciPnl. and safe. However, If the method Is to be phased out, : LPachsaid drilling In theareals a t drillers do not want the expense of a standstill. somP drillers have laid turning present wells Into annular off €1Jlployees and othPr drillers are "going out of state" since ftOl's disposal wells or drill ~ew annular passage because "they are uncer- disposal wells. Injection M"lls are also being tain of their futures ." < oan'· 't. Pleasant will bP greatly effected by the loss of revenue shartng. Koblelltz said townstitps often purchase heavy equipment out of revenue sharing funds and that same townships could stlll have payments left ilfiE'r the revenue sharing funds are gone. In the past. the county has used revenue shartng dollars to purchase equipment at the county landfill; pay the dog warden's salary; pay the county's share of operating the senior citizen's program; pay the county's cost to the state for crippled children's serviCE'S; ass.lst the county fair board; pay the county's share to the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District; fund the co~nty ' s disaster services; matchstatetundlngforthesolland water service; and pay for the current and on-going costs or the county's soli survey presently underway. . ·! . Sports .............. ,............. c.H ~llagPS current authorlzallon. The.U.S. Senatea:Jsoproposestoellnnlnaterevenue .shartng after FY 1986 but would provide the full $1.6 bllllon funding until Sept. 30, 1986, thP end or the federal fiscal year. 1be Senate too would then terminate the federal revpnue sharing program. At present, the House of Representatives and the Senate a~ stUI negotiating 1986 federa.l budgeltfrms. Meigs County Commissioner Da~d Koblentz expresses concern over the loss of rPvenue sharing In Meigs County saying, "It has been the most beneficial federal program used by local governments." The loss of local revenue shartng funds WOU!,d have to be made up fro'm other sources or the seiVlces cut altogether Koblentz said. In addition to the county Itself, townships and Drillers, officials discuss 'negative' impact of t;tew law IO Universitv Hospital < ' . Edliorial8 ....... ,................. A-4 F-ann ............................... C-8 Ohio weather: mostly clear on Sunday -Page A-3-- ·Cutbacks would ·lower •Meigs' share of funds .. Swim aerobics class planned al Middleport . . rear ,•• Along the River ............... IH-8 Buslne8s ............. .............. D- I Dealbs .......................... ... A-G Middleport-:-Pome!Oy-~llipolii-Point and Mrs. Richard Stethem, Robert's parents. are at -:{·., .:'/'wo drivers dted ll . · id _OWlngacc' ent W Inside: center belilnd the casket. Ills brothers, Kenneth, amount .~ · . . . ·_ .. · Theboar<Jac'cept~bidsonschool . ;~ . ~todyofamlnOrchild. . · buses evel) ' though Assi. Supt. t;.'.· i~- ... ·· ., James Caijlenter ad~sed that all ·,1.,. .:-: ..,•/ · ' · . ·· . : · moneysfromtttestjjtelnthecurrent 1 Plerce'!~:llcOok. Allareertectlveas ·. budget have been expended and •['i • ,.;:. .· '·.· · . olth!'endofthecurrentschool year. Meigs Local will be about 500th 1 ~ .o: ·, f. Cl~rk :Wagner reported that a down the list when new moneys are . ;.. JO state audit wlll get underway approprlated.ThebldforthebodiPS. · :. ,·: · . Monday aqd In preparation for that went to Da~s and Son with a bid of ; ' . , ! l'he Meigs County Sheriff's De- the l)Qard ·set thevalueofstocksand $11,145 aitd the chassis bid went to :: ·:·.: ~~reports a two car accident bonds In the Watkins fund at$34,00l. Gibson Motors, Athens, with a bldof ~ ': ·:. ·• t:>CCI.itied at 6 p:m . Wednesday Interest and dlv.ldel)ds are thl' only J26,95l.li: The boar.d·ls planning to .even!~ a! thelntersectlon:ofCoonty exP.,ndltures'maoo from the fund ~· try dlese>fuelbusesln thedlstrlcf iflt G~ace Hawley and Alta A. Rupe . reCeives approval tit stale fUnds for . Road 24 ' (Union Ave.) and State Route7. were added to the substitute thl' purchase. A computer contract ·.,,., Cited In the accident were Jackie teachers listforthe next school year wit)l SEOVEC was approved. McDaniel, Pomeroy. for having no and the extended service contracts Treasurer Wagner reported that driVer's Ucense, and Randy L. of Becky 'totterUI and Cloria Van the payback to the Ohio Power Co. · ' Eckert, Griffin, Ga ... for unassured Reeth were ,reduced from 20 to 10 fe$Uitlng from a reapportionment clear distance. days as rEiljuested by thE' two decision will amount to approxl. mately $65,00) but the hoard wlll be • Al;cotdlng to .Qle shertffs report, teachers. :\ ·Professional leave was approved pennltted tomakethepaybackover . McDaniel was SOIIthboundonRoute ;7 and attempted to luf!l left onto for Ron Logau. an OWE summer three tax settl~ment periods. ., Union Ave. Eckert, traveungbehind seminar In August; Martha Ven· WagnPralsowarned thattheremay McDaniel. was unable t6 stop and · narl, a tri-county career develop- be a tax loss amounting to as much struck McPanlel's vehicle · In · the ment . program, Athens; John W. as $36,00) as the result of a decrease and ~IIi.er's side. Blaetlnar a marketing education In evaluation In Salem Township but ;. ~. . Damagt> to bOth vehicles was conference; Suzy Carpenter, Becky some of that could be offset by new ·, moderate according to a sheriff's Cotterlll, Karen Facemeyer and construction and new equipment In ' •. lk!Partment spok('l;man. , Gloria Van Reeth, a vocational . the mining complex area. • .,_ Janies McDaniel; an Infant In the horne economics conference. ·: · McDaniel vehicle,· was taken by . Klnnberly Kaye Calvert was 'Pomi'JUY EMS to Veierans Memoraccepted as a tuition student for the . Sunny todp.;v tvlth a high between Ia! HQspltal where h~ was lre<!ted next sChool year, , at Melgs : HI~q ~and 85. M<lJl!~ ~lear tonight with a and released. · School and the board-entered lntoari . agreem~nt with domp Manage- low be~n \1(1 ~d 65. .· Partly c~cy Saturday with . ment,lnc.,forthenextyearwlththe . . , scattered sl\ow!'rs and thunder; ,' _g · · ., coJT'panY to proces~ and analYze' · storms. The highs wUI be near 85. Satunlay Jymm sing, worke~~ compen~uon ctatms 'on The probability or preclplta!lon Is . · , · ~half ol thE' board for an _a nnualfee 1 1 near zero toda)', 10 percent tonight I.. ddleport C)lurch of ~lis- of S8l0;"",i. ·1:•.: ~' · and 50 iiercent Saturday. ~ Pearl Street will· have· 'l'he ·~ard alsp entered Into a 0 Extended Forecaat .. .. Irt Saturilay, 7:30 p.m. 1 .conln!fl: with the Educational Chance of showers or lhunder· ·Hayman and the Countcy':, Medl\l, ;Resource Center of the sloflliS Sunday and ~cindayand lair ·' · Hymntlmers will pn*lit"speclal Tri-County Joint Vocational School Tuesday. lflchs wiD he near 80 " · music. The public Is Invitl!il; Boardnf Educati?n· It was reported . . ,. · that last years . grant money Sunday and between 75 and 80 \ provided through the county office Monday and Tuellday. Lows wW be • . I, . . made the seiVices of the center free oear 88 Sunday and between 55 and 60 Monday and 1'00.Jday. ·. Cl888es offered to. the Meigs Local District. It was Art Buchwald discus8es lhe Freudian link between 8e!' and Iennie :- Page A-4 Page A-5 • tntts -~01. ~. kk!Mieport .has ~ ·fo( dlvqrce bakery products for the next school on his b,eha!f to tbe sbjte. CotterW r•r~~~~~~~li,~ · lcha~l .- ~rst, · ~omeroy.• · ye~ ,.. · · ·· · · · · · . ·will relnnbunie .the bciarci for the ~r:\ c~ljggfuss neglect of dutfand (.aj> ··. exl!,t'me ~ruelty .•: . she asl(s for Weekend roaJil I Injunction sought in fence dispute .' I Herit~ge I • COLUMBUS (UPII - The Ohio Farmers Union has called for the rPSigna-tlon of 'Secretary of Agriculture John Bl ock, alleging his poliCies will lead to the dest~tlon oNbe family farm. · "In view o(therecent announcements !rom the U.S. Oepartllll'llt pf Agriculture. showing, the farm altuatloll Is continuing to deteriorate, Secretary · Block'l recomJIII'II(Iatlons are an Insult," VIrgil pmidellt of .the lO,®member farm . group baled In Ottawa, Ohio. said In a letter to Pretlldellt RHaan. · · 'Ilonpeon, who leads a legislation-oriented orpntzatlon second In membenhlp only to the Farm 13ureau Fedei'atlon, saki Block's farm policy proposals attack farmers . :nromp&OO. 1 'I t lakes oil SUurday. '11le TWA airliner w•laxled 100 meten to llle n!luelllnl ...... lllllllater returned to itll original ptwl"llll clolle to the tennln&L UPI in theBekaa, 50 miles east of Beirut . by Islamic Jihad tcr·rorists. · The radio also reported Saturday that a flve-miiP "exclusion zone" was declared around a U.S. aircraft carrier moving toward LPbanon . forcing the diversion of clv!Uan nights ·into Beirut Internationa l ,t\,lrport . ,J N one of the reports could be. indPpenden!ly confirmed. Pen· tagon officials this week said a U.S. Navy task force led by the nuclrar · aircraft carrier U.S.S. Nimitz was cruising off the coast of LPbanon. The radio quoted military sources as saying that the Shiite Eoslem militia , Amal, which was holding . most of the 40 American hostages, was aware olt)ledeveiopments.The militia also demanded to be told 24 hours in advance about planned aircraft movements at· 13Pirut alrport,lhe radio said. A militia spokesman said Amal IPadE'r Nablh Berri planned another day of contacts Saturday on ways to end lhe hostag~ drama . The hljackPrs are demanding the tt'l<'asc of about 791 Shiites being- held In an Israeli pr'ison In exchange lot' the Am('rican hostagrs . The new developml'nt s follow<'d a chaotic demonstrallon a t theairpmi' Friday by thousands of Shiites in a show of support for thP hljackr 1-,;. · The dmronsn ·a rors smashed through a perlnnPter gate as arm('(j Amal gllards flr'l'd Into the air to eontroltheexclted mob. , : Union calls for Sec. Block's r~ignation The organization. which represents mostly small faqtlly farms, objects to Bloc)<'s recommendations that farmers be weened from govemment price supports and his plan to tie loan rates to a sliding scale. Crop Joan ratE'S determine prtces, Westrtck said. Another disagreement the uniOn has with Block Is his stance on the farm bill, which Is to be renewed Ihis year. "WP are having a real battle over the '85 farm bill because !here are many free-market and supply side people saying, 'why,gtve farmers special treatment?' But this Is not thetlme togo to a free market . If there Is a lime, it's when the market Is healthy," Westrick · said . l{e charged that tbe secretary was not an adv<x;ate tor agriculture and had failed to keep Reagan adeQuately apprised of the situation In American agriculture. "He has let both yqu and us down," Thompson told ' the pnosldent. Ohio Famrers UniOn Communications Director Dave Westrtek, during a telephone Interview Frtday night, said there Ia often a dilcn!pQIICY betweEEn what tbe USDA aeports and what President Reagan says. "For ~pie. President Reaaan last March saki only 4 peicent ol aU rarmen ate in serlousdifflculty, but the USDA, on tile day before, releaaed llglires showing a minllllum of 12 percent to :!!! percent ot all farmers were In sedous dllrlculty.' 1 Westrick said. \ I "Farming has come Into such a d£Pres5lon slna• the !all' '70s. This Is not the time to experiment wiTh the farm bill," Westrick said. He added that.tand va luE'S have dropped 12 percent , which, combined with dropping values over the last thiWYE'ars. brmks depression records. "l!js policies would eventtially allow fewer people and fewer lamllles to be Involved In !arming," Westrick said. "The proposals encourajle corpora l!' farming and wUl drive out the little guy." WPStrick said there Is an emot.ionaf asJl('Ct too. "Most of our members can traa> family farm to a nCPStors who came here from tlt(o old world for the cheap land ," he said . "They grew up wtth th!' tradition that they own the land." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 21, 1985 pullins