https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/973da6cb033b8446a34065e29251afb5.pdf 9f60cd922dd6780a5cec6faff38e2108 PDF Text Text Page · 12-The Daily Sentinel d William R. Hall, Jr. to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Sherltf's Deed, Salisbury. Russell Cummins, Corlilee Cum· mlns, Jack L. Cummins, VIckie Cummins to Howard W. Brewer, Sr .. Margaret E. Brewer, 48 acres, Property transfers Thlll'lday, INsy 24, 1984 : Pan.ay--Midclleport, Ohio 3 Letart. LoweD H. Chase, Edith Chase, Vaughn Chase, Mildred Chale to Eastland Energy, Right of Way, Bedford. RObert E. Preston, Pab1cta S. Preston to Eastland Energy, Right Haggy, 3.53 acres, Salisbury. Iva P . PoWell, Marjorie Anri Fetty, wallace Fetty, Mary K. Braley, Ivan P. Powell, Unda S: Powell, Robtn L. Campbell to Gerald 0. Pullins, Sr., Oara K; Pullins, Lot 2, Salisbury. Landmark, Inc. to MGM Farm City, Inc., Parcels, Pomeroy Village. Arnold E. Snowden, Jr., Florence L. Snowden to Herald Oil and Gas Co., Right of Way. Salisbury. Frances Haggy to Walter J . ol Way. Columbia. James Robert White, Sonja White to Carl J. Duckworth, Lot 9, SyraCUBe VIllage. Wllmetta B. Leltbelt to Roger Eugene Leifheit, Parcels , Salisbury. Cubs sweep Braves ELBERFELDS Weekly sermonette Story on Page 4 SeePage5 Indy 500 field MDA Run Sunday Story on Page 4 ic•************* **** FRIDAY MAY 2 th MAY 26th ATURD MEN'S LEISURE SANDALS . SPECIAL PURCHASE OF QUALITY ANGEL TREAD SANDALS Choose Beige or Navy in Sizes I 88 ~· l ' I '' ' ' .I ~I q L ' ' VAN HEUSEN® TOPS & SHORTS I ~ 6 to 10 1- -~S:,;P:.,:E;,;C:;.I:,:A,:,-;L_$...;-..____-1 LITTLE BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS Neck sizes 14 \1 to 19 - White. Solid Colors, Stripes. Regular and Button Down Collar Styles. Short Slee ves. Special weekend sa vings on ou r enti re stock of Little Boys' tank tops, knit to ps, sh irts and mid·tops; denim shorts. knit shorts and poly / cotlon shorts. Month s. stzes th ru s1ze 7. *** :~1: :l:~ : : : ::::::::::::::: ::::lm :l:~l *!...... *,~·*~".'**~·*. *KNIT 114.00 VAN 116.00 VAN 117.00 VAN 1 19.00 VAN 120.00 VAN MEN'S '14 95 • \;~.'~·_·::.r.": i' ~ _,.....,. 1 ; ~ ·, ""Y' •• il •il il il •• •• • • sHIRTS ,-~ ¥ REG. 17.00 ............................ SALE 15.59 REG. 112.00 ......................... SALE S9.59 ~ 9 S1zes S, M, L, XL, XXL in solid colors. stripes, sh ort sleeves by Wrangler, Campus , LeT1gre, Casual kmts, dressy looks, ~ _~ SAVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY • "· Su ndresses, and p1ece dresses, jacket dresses. Misses S1zes 6 to 20; Extra sizes 12'h to 24'h. (J , .• REG. $17.00 REG. $21.00 REG. $28.00 REG. $39.00 REG . $45.00 DRESSES ................. SALE DRESSES ................. SALE DRESSES ................. SALE DRESSES ................. SALE DRESSES ................. SALE SALE! BOYS' LIGHTWEIGHT ACKETS SUMMER OUTFITS ~ ..:·t • LADIES' DRESS SALE I 2 SHIRTS .....SALE SHIRTS ..... SALE SHIRTS ..... SALE SHIRTS ..... SALE SHIRTS ..... SALE 1 to S1679 LITTLE Gl RLS' SWIM SUITS ONE AND TWO PIECE STYLES-LYCRA SPANDEX COTTON KNITS DENIM JEANS _ JUNIOR ' DRESSES & COORDINATES 2 'lo:. . i;l or ¥~1 Sizes: 6 mos. to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, 7 to 14 Choose from a n1ce selection of ptcedresses, 1ackets, sk1rts. pants and toos. Junior size:; 3 to 15. tn REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR Boys' 118.95 Jackets... 115.19 $1l.OO ........... SALE $7.19 $18.00 ......... SALE $11.69 $23.00 ......... SALE $14.99 $34.00 ......... SALE $22.09 •il• •• ••ir ir ir MEN'S $19.95 DRESS SLACKS GET S2.00 BACK FROM HANES. Beauty ..• Comfort .•• and DurabllUy Casual Outdoor FumUure at its Finest BOYS' WRANGLER $55 9 to $2· JI9 :G~· , <~~ REGULAR $6.00 SWIMSUITS .................... SALE '5.09 REGULAR 19.00 SWIMSUITS ..................... SALE 17.69 SAVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 1 Boys' 1 13.95 Jackets .... 111.19 REGULAR 15.00 SWIMSUITS .................. SALE 12.79 Boys' 114.95 Jackets ... 111.89 REGULAR '21.00 SWIMSUITS ................. SALE 117.89 Excellent styl e and color select1on sizes 8 to 20.· 1.1\'leflnOJrial Day Sal•e SALE PRICED SALE PRICED S479 *********** ** ** ** •* REGULAR $7.00 TO $29.00 Sizes 29 to 42 and extra sizes 44 to 50. 100% polyeste r. Soltd colors 1n light and dark shades. You'll really save durtng th 1s Memor1al Day Sale. S.1499 SUMMER FU RN ITU RE SALE Reg. '86.65 Low Back Spring Base Chair ........... Sale 169.00 Reg. sfQ~ 1 30 High Back Spring Base Chair ........ Sale 179.00 Reg. '197.20 Spring Base Lounger .................. Sale 1147.00 Reg. 1200.00 Two-Seat Glider .................... ..... Sale 1 149.00 Reg. 1266.65 Three-Seat Slidder ..................... Sale s200.00 Reg. 1280.00 Canopy Swing............................ Sale 1210.00 MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE SAVE 50% Any Hanes~·• •2.00 BACK BY MAIL! Hanes is so sure you'll like the fit and feel of Hanes underwear that they're offering you a $2.00 refund just for trying it. Just mail in proof(s)-of-purchase and store receipt(s) with the coupon available in the Men's Depart· ment. 1st Floor. You know you can trust Hanes for quality~ And you know your men will appreciate Hanes long-lasting fit and comfort. It's your best value in underwear. And this offer makes it even better. \~ LADIES' HANG TEN and WRANGLER JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR SUMMER SHORTS 8 20 30 38. S~ec ial rack of mini shirts, shorts, pants, to ps and sweat sh1rt tackets. Sizes S, M, L and 3 to 13. REG. $7.00 SPORTSWEAR ........... SALE $3.50 REG. $14.00 SPORTSWEAR ......... SALE $7.00 REG. $24.00 SPORTSWEAR ..... SALE $122.00 REG. $30.00 SPORTSWEAR ....... SALE $15.00 Knit shorts, jeans shorts, elastic waist shorts. zip front or belted styles. Sizes to and to l'r" \ I 20°/oOFE Selected Popular Style:s JUNIOR JEANS LADIES' KNIT TOPS REG. $9.00 SHORTS .......... SALE $7.19 REG. $16.00 SHORTS ... .... SALE $12.79 REG. $18.00 SHORTS ....... SALE $14.39 REG. $20.00 SHORTS .... SALE $15.99 '• '· REG. $7.00 TOPS ............... SALE $5.59 REG. $9.00 TOPS ................ SALE $7.19 REG. $12.00 TOPS .............. SALE $9.59 REG. $25.00 TOPS ............ SALE $19.99 , YOUR CHOICE $}288 DON'T ISS OUR MEMORIAL DAY SALE FRI., MAY 25 & SA'T., MAY 26 POMfROY OHIO ' One group of junior jeans by Wrangler and Lee . Not all sizes. Reg. $21.00 to $28.00 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS • Ooss 'bur Hleart· Summer Sale Misses and e!lra sizes in tank tops, knit tops and sweaters. '' ~I TILL 8:00 Playtex- E U,f,l~, '0•1101. - 0 M 14 "1·MII C~CAIII • . . . . . enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 25, 1984 Last year, the Meigs County Alllance for Children which has been formed for the procurement of service to abused and neglected children, brought' to the attention of the public several areas in whic h It was dissatisfied with services offered. Since that time, progress has bet'n made in ha ndling these problems . The Alliance has issued a n>port acknowledging progress, bu l calls for additional actions to improve service. The report follows: In accordance with the goals of the Meigs County Alliance for Children. the purpose of this report is to share Information relevant to the delivery of services to abused, neglected. a nd dependent childre n, "1th the citizens of Meigs Cou nt y. The objectives are to (1) document recent progress In the delivery of services, 12 1 s hare statistical inform ation regarding c hildren served, and (3) outline current concerns regarding the delivery of these services. In th<' rece nt months. the Meigs County Welfare Department has made progress in its efforts to ml'f't REG. 14.00.. .... . . . . ........ SALE 13.19 REG . $7.50 ...................................... SALE 13.19 REG. 11100 ..... ............................. . SALE 1879 REG. 1!4.00 .................... ..................SALE '11.19 the needs of abused, neglected, and dependent children. Additional staff has been hired, a child a buse hotllne 1992·3658) has been establi shed, a nd progrt'ss has been made In effol1s to comply with state mandates. During the last six months of 19&1 a 50 percent increase in the number of child abuse / neglect reports was noted when compared to the first six months of that year . In that time period there w as a 300 percent increase in the number of substa ntiated cases. ThaI figure represents 10 abused or neglected children who may not have earlie r been identified . Though these figures may only be the "tip of the iceberg," it is an indication of the magnitude of the abuse/ neglect problem. Identifying children in need is the first critical step in providing services for them. Though figures on reports and substantiated cases have risen sharply, the number of substa ntiated cases is 25 percent. This is significanil y below the state a nd national norm of 50 percent. In the Annual Eva lua tion of Children's Serv ices for 1983 prepared by the Welfare Department, this discrepancy is not addressed - the questions were left blank. The a lliance believE'S the low s ubstantia tion rate reflects 2 S&ctionl, 12 Paget 2S Cents A Mult imedio lm . Newtpof)*r lions for the low rate arf'. inadequate investigation abuse/negll"<-'t as a commu nity issue was a "serious problem. " - 49 percenl wel1' either nol familiar with reporting procedures or needed more information. - 49 percent had suspected abuse/ neglect without repo r ting it. Of those, 55 percent said lhPy had not reported because lhey did not believe the child procedures. insufficient staff training, staff overload. or In adequate systematic s upport from othf'r would r ocl?ive n('('essary servic es. -Of Ihe res pondents who had reported a case or agencies or offices involved in th e protC'Ctivr services were famili a r wH h a reported case, 4B percent believed the r esJXlns e from children's services was f'ifher les~ than adequate or grossly inadequate. continuf'd struf'tural and programm atic probll:'m s wit hin lhe Welfare Departmen t. Possible explana · component of c hild welfare services. Regardless of the reason. the resuli is abused / neglect cd chil dre n not rt""Ceiving needed services . In an informal survey condu cted by lhe Meigs County Alliance for Children, fur ther Pv idence uf problems in reporting and substantiation OO:ame apparent. This survey was circulated to heallh professiona ls, teachers. and others obli gated by law to report suspected chi ld abu s" and neglect. Highlig hts include: - 65 percent of the respondents thought child - 86 percent of lhe respondents wa nt ed more information from lhe Chil d Welfare Depal1menl 1Children's Services 1. Conclu sions, based on thr se rPsJXlnsPs include: ill people need more information on repol1 ing procedures. a nd 121 reports are nol being made al least in pari because people do not b<'lievc the child will receivP necessary services. Iraqi bombers destroy ships Sweater Kn1ts, tank tops, %length sleeves and short sleeves. Junior Sizes S, M, L. REG. 6.00 to 21.00 at ,. More action sought in child welfare SUMMER TOPS Tank Tops, Knit Tops, Midriff Tops and Blouses. Complete range of little girls' sizes. JUNIOR KNIT TOPS Two P1ece Shorts Outfits, Sunsu tts and Two piece Pants Outftts in Sizes 3 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6x and 7 to 14. 1 1 $12.75 .· $15.75 $21.00 $29.25 $33.75 '11.20 112.80 '13.60 '15.00 116.00 LITTLE GIRLS' ~~'v $ 99 layered looks. golf shirt s. HEUSEN HEUSEN HEUSEN HEUSEN HEUSEN • e Vol.34, No .31 Copyfighted 1984 LITTLE GIRLS' Story on Page 7 ( 1 By The Associated Press Iraq said its jetfighters and warships today altackedaconvoyof ships in the Persian Gull off Iran 's coast. "hitting and destroying slx of them." . An Iraqi military spokesman, reading a communique over Baghdad state radio. said the six unidentified "navy vessels" were a ttacked near the Iranian bay of Khor Moussa at the north e nd of the gulf. Iraq's official nE'Ws agency des· c ribed lhe action as "a violent and surprise attack." No further details were given about the Ide ntity of I he vessels, and there was no independ · ent confirmation of the report. The repol1ed a ttack came just hours bef9re the U.N. Security CouncU wfls scheduled to begin an emergency meeting to consider action to halt attacks on commercial s hips in the gulf. The attacks, staged by both Iran and Iraq as pal1 of the their 44·month-old war, have raised fears that other gulf countries a nd perhaps the United SUites might become involved In the conflict . On Thursday , an Iranian war· plane attacked a Llberlanreglstcred tanker In the gu lf in reU!ltatlon for attacks earlter In the day by Iraqi warplanes on two ships south of the Iranian oil port ofKharg Island, U.S. intelligence sources said. The military spokesman In Baghdad said today'satU!cks "underline our determination to m aintain and tighten" the four·month blockade Imposed by Iraq on Iranian pol1s. The a ttacks came less than 48 hours after Iraqi President Saddam Hussein pledged to intensify the blockade. G ulf s hipping sources say 'l7 ships have been damaged during the blockade. An Iranian F -4 atU!cked the tanker Chemical Venture on Thu rsday, U.S. State Department spokes· man Jolm Hughes said In Washing· ton, quoting intelligence sources in the southern gulf region. Initial reports indicated the ship was sinking with the crew aboard . But a spokesman for Japan Line Ltd. , the company that chartered the ship, said the ;n crew members were rescued by a Saudi Arabian naval vessel. Saudi planes chased the a tU!cker, but were unable to make contact, Hughes said. The reported attack came about siX hours after Iraq announced that Its warplanes had hit two "big" naval targets south of Kharg Island - the first air action since an Iraqi plane hit a Panamanian freight e r last Friday. Shipping sources in Manama said the 28,622·ton vessel was hit by a single rocket 37 miles east of Saudi Arabia, off Juball. Iraq has attacked ships in a declared war zone near Kharg Island In ar attempt to halt Iraniar oil shipments. Irar has been accused by the United States, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia of a !tacking ships outside the war zone in reta liation, but Iran has denied the accusations. Iran has said that if shipment of Iranian oil is blocked it would close the Persian Gulf to aU shipping. President Reagan has said the United States would not allow the Strait of Hormuz to be closed. In Washington, White House and State Departmt'nt spokesmen sa id a decision to send Stinger antiaircraft missiles to the Saudis to help It protect ships against attacks was still pending. However, other officials said the administration appeared to be committed to the sale a nd an a nnouncement llke ly would be mad<' before the end of the week. The NE'W York Times said today that Reagan admlnlstration off!· clals nave reportedly told m embers of Congress that some intelligence analysts believe Iran may be planning to attack Saudi Arabian oUflelds and send suicide planes against oil tankers. Reedsville man drowns Rick Smith, 23, Reedsville, was dead on arriva l at Veterans Memor· ial Hospital Thursday at9: 55 p.m. a v ictim of drowning. According to hospital officials. Meigs County Coroner Dr. Rlly Pickens ruled death from fresh water drO\vning. Sheriff James .J. Proffill rPported lhe vic tim was swimming in the Forked Run area. Hudson Valley. Tuppers Plains ER Squad was called at 8:25p.m . and trans po11ed the victim lo Veterans MemoriaL The body was taken to the V.'hite F uneral Home in Coolville. Arrangements will be announced later . In other sheriffs dPpartment developments, Rodney C. Hankins charged with breaking and entering and grand theft entered a plea of guil ty when he a ppeared before Meigs County Common P leas Court Judge Charles Knight. On the c harge of breaking and C'ntering, Hankins was sentenced to BURNING TANKER - ThL• phow, received In New York Friday, s hows the Sandi Arabian oil tanker Salina al Arab burning in the Persian gulf after being attacked on April 25. One crewman wa• r.•por!Rd killed In the attack. 1AP Laserphow). Ma nsfie ld to a term of six months. On the cha rge of grand theft no charge was unposed. The mc idenl ()('Curred in Febru· ary a l Forked Run Park . Lawmakers work hard to finish session COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Coal technology, capita l improvements and lotte ry profits bills were near passage in the Legislature today a s leaders sought to bring down the curt ai n on their two-week spring session. Senate Presidpnt Harry Mcshel, D-Youngstown, said he believed a ll the loose ends could he pulled together, avoiding the need for members to return during 1h<' Memorial Day holiday week . Sen. Eugene Branstool, DUUca . said he expects the House to accept Senate changes a nd complete passage of a long·studied bill designed to help Ohio's depressed coallndushy. The Sena te was due lo add its approval to Gov. Richard Celeste's $530 mJIIIon capital Improvements bill. The stage was being set for a join t conference committee to try to resolveSenale-Housedifferenceson a bill eannarking an $liJ million lottery surplus for Ohio's public schools. Meshel predicted the Senate will go along with the conference other states where they debated. committee's report, a lthough the ''l'il debate Gary Hal1 any time I House has restored and wiU insist on can get my hands on nlm, under any keeping provision, stricken by the circumstances," Mondale said in Senate, wlllch puts half of tbe $liJ California . million into an ellucaflon "rainy The three contenders for the day" fund. Democratic presidential nomina· 'The coal blll, which highlighted tlonarealready scheduled to debate Thursday's action, almSJlt developJune 31n Californla, two days before Ing technology to pert'l}lt burning conclusive primaries there and in Ohio's high-sulfur coal In an New Jersey ard three other states . enVIronmentally safe manner . As the candidates debated from Branstool, the Senate sponsor, afar, Mondale picked up nine more conceded that lhe legislation promdelegates In Ohio and three more in Ises no quick fixes. Delaware with the selection of state But he said, "What we are doing party leaders for unpledged dele- . here today is a step In the right gate slots. direction to restore the coal industry." The measure. introdu ced by Rep. Jack Cera, D·Beliaire, c reates an Ohio coal development office within the Division of Energy to assist a nd help pay for coal researc h a nd technology. It ex tends to Ohio's Jlllblic ut llilies, which bum most'" of the coal produced in the sta te, the authority to include in their ra te bases lhe costs of research they conduct Ia permit safe burning of Ohio coa I. II also exempts from CPrtain stat<' taxes those fa cilities which convert coal 10 other fuels such as gas or liqu ids. Th" matctials produ<'f'fl by these facili ties would be exempt from stale excise taxes. Finally, il codifies as stale public policy the "imperative need" for the sla te lo develop new and expandN markets for Ohio coal. Earlier lhis week, lhe Senat e pa ssed ard sent the House a proposed constitutional amend mcnl whi ch would le t the stale for the first time invest in coal research and d"velopment proJects a nd share in any profits resull ing from Ihose invest ments. Branstool said he hopes the amendment . already approved by llle Senate. will be adopted by the Housp a nd pul on th e 1\ov<'mber· election ballot. Frontrunner Mondale seeks more debates By WllJ.JAM M. WELCH Ali8oclaled Prel8 Writer Walter F. Mondale Is spoiling for more debates and accusing Gary Hart of being afraid to meet him one-on-one, while the Colorado senator sayshlsDemocratlcrlvalls using "cheap political tricks" and the Rev.Jesse Jackson accuses him C)f campaign gimmickry. Mondale stepped up his level of attack on the dehate question Thursday, first calling on his opponents to debate him separately - one on one - and then accusing Hart of fearing such a confrontation because he has lost primaries in a SERVICE REGOGNJZED - Pins for 100 hours of sen1ce were awarded at lhe recent meeting of lhe Awdllacy of Vdel'llll'l Memorial Hospital. Receiving pins were Doris Snowden, center, and Mary Rmnfleld, right, presented by Loolse BearM, left. Others qualllylng but not present were Jessie CultS and Dorottcy Downie, 100 hours; Nan Moore, 500 hours; Eula Jeffers and Kitty Mees, alO hours and Brenda Roush rerelved a 50 hour patch. �The Daily Ohio Page 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio , May 1984 Hardball on the hill ____J_am_es._J._Ki-=-lpa_tric_k The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTERI'NT OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA d~ rT"'--1.._--.-. ,.....,.,.o:::~ ..... Bm~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI Publl•her BOB HOEFLICH Gen e ral Manager DALE ROTHGEB, ,JR . News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Associ a· WASIDNGTON - It was a great fla p while It lasted - the cam-panscam !lap, that is - but now that the big guns of the House have subsided, It may be useful to put the affa ir In perspective. We have seen a little hardball played on Capitol HUI. and we have seen a little deception unmasked, and these events have aspects good and bad . Five years ago the House authorized public television to make a gavel-to-gavel dally record of Its sessions. The rules laid down by SjJ<'aker Tip O'Neill were clear: The came ras. were to focus only on the person speaking in the well of the House. But on the evening of May 10, when Republican Bob Walker of Pennsylvania was speakIng under a parliamentacy procedure called a "special order," a Iunny thing happened up there in our forum: The camera suddenly " panned" the chamber, and It became evident that Walker had been orating to an absolutely empty House. Except for James L. Oberstar of Minnesota, who was stuck in the chair, no one was home. Speaker O'NeUI, It transpired, had unllaterally ordered the pan s hot. His unabashed purpose was to embarrass the Republicans, who had been using the after-hours special orders to denounce the Democrats. The Republicans natu· r a lly were aghast at what Trent Lott called "this underhanded, sneaky, politically inotivated change In the rules." The Democrats responded that they were fed up with the Republicans' base attacks upon their patriotism. The cam-pan-scam led to a tlon and the American N e wsp a per Publishe r A..!i<sociaUon . LETTERS OF OPINION art· wt>h:-omed . Tht·y !ihould be ll"!lls than :100 wurlh long. AU letlers ~Are subject Co t:'ditlng a.nd mu s t ht> s ir;ned with name, address and telephone numbt'!r. No unsigned letter~; will be publis hed Letter s should bt> In Jr:Ood taste , addressinl' Issues , not penwnallth•!!;. Letter to editor Thanks for being there On behalf of the famil y of Herman Ohlinge r we would like 10 publicly express our sincere thcmh t! and appreciation to the m embers of the Pomeroy Emergency Squad for its help over the years It was in 1962 that we firs t ca iiC'd on thPm, and bPca usf' of the f'ffor ts of men like Kermit Walton and .Joe Struble our Oad received prom pl emergency treatment that enabled him to survive a serious heart attack. On the other occasions tha t Oad needed he lp I he squa d members were a lways there to provide prufessional c are. On May 17. we rt'Quested their ass is ta nce and once again they werr the re in a m a tter of minutE's to do all that wa s possible to help. Oa d r1 lways rE>spected and appreciated rverything you wf'rP able to do . The community of Pomeroy is indeed fortuna te to have a group of dPdicated a nd caring individuals who provide voluntary emergency service. To all of you we say thanks fo r being there - Terry W. llhlinger. Uuncan Falls. Ohio. The Racine Alumni Association has given 16$500, one $350, two $250. two The scholars hip recipient is c hosen by a pane l of faculty and the Racine Alumni A ssociation offic· C'rs. With alum ni supfX)rt , further scholars hips can be given. The $1 rtur s is used to c ontinue to give a scholars hip to a graduating student from our school. There is a record kept of those who send money for the scholarship fund. Any alumnus not pl a nning to atte nd the banquet ma y send your dues to Barba ra Pierce. Racine. Ohio 45nl. $200. and two $300 scholarships. Are we going to take a stand? It seems that all of the leit ers evrnts of the last month yuu find recently have been in support of the band director of Meigs High. Maybe it Is time to look at things thai, for some , business has rtroppPd considerably, the phone from the \'iPw-point of thP adminis - ix'comc a household word, yet no one has anything worthwhi le to say about you, and students sneer when thev sf'{• you . Tonight's your chance to rff'tify .vour wrongs. Yet. doing tha t would be admit - tration for a change . After all. wr wouldn 't want to slight suc h a fair group of guys now. wou ld we 7 So let's take a look into thP minds uf some of ~eigs county's mon• prominent citizens. To begin, let' s try to vis ua lize the night of the April school boa rd meeting. Picture lf you ca n. th r N"' board members C'ating a hearty· meal. dressing In their lx's t clothes r ings c ontinuously, your name has ting to having m ade a mistake and , si ncr ypa. rs ago you noticed that you f )(IS~PSsf'd qualities superior to the a vrra,f~l' cilizPn , "mistake'' is not a wnrd found in .v our vocabulary. So , one(' again thrusting aside thr rares and kissing the little wife goo<lbvr a s they head out lhl' door of Iheir Individual homes to "'Tht> Execution .'' Each of the thrw is smiling to uf. a I the VPtv least , UXXl citizens of himself bec ausf' hC' k nows how hi s other two "buddif's" are going lo vote on a particular "issue" on thC' evening's agPnd a hac k ." At this point. put yourself in th r place of these boa rd memlx'rs- as painfully . uncomforta ble as that may bt'. Imagi m:.• the Pxcitl'rnPnl you'd be feelin g a t this point. Hen • you, an elected officia l, are abou11o go against ever ything the proplr the "'higher ups " in our district hadn ' t pl a nned things out so well our n_'prt'Sl'ntalivrs may not have br-<>n compelled to act as hastily as thcv did . F'or PxamplP, they you w er e elec ted to reprf'Sf' nt believe in. anfl lhPr f' isn ' t a thin g they can do about it~~ I sn' t it a Pv alua tin g the MlL.,ic department. Honrstly. how can a person who d e vilish fee ling? Yo ur s mil e widens. Once In the parking lot of rhe meeting place you s top to think . You begin asking you rself if what vou're doing is right a nd If a ~epresentative trul y c o nce rnf'd with the welfa re of the s tudents would handle this situation as you thf' c-ount y you du y our duty forth(' S('('Ond time and kick somf' innocent kids in the teeth . Your motto " They' r e .voung . They' ll s nap Of roursr all of the lime light c an no1 bf' madr to shi n£' on just the thr('(' boa rd m r mbf'rs. If somE> of obviously gavf' Br 1be "'--Wed ...... the m ost splendid shouting match on the floor, In which O'NeUI - of all people - was ordered to take his seat for bad hehavlor. An outraged Republican called Tip "a cheap, mean, petty, second-class Boston politician," which was most unkind. Under whatever remnants remain of civility In the House, the gentleman should have described Tip as " a cheap, mean, petty, first-class Boston politician." What about all thi~Let me say a word, first, about Speaker O'NeUI. I cherish an abiding affection for the gentleman, but loving the speaker is like loving a wet collie. You have to take him as he is. O'Neill Is a partisan Democrat. first, last and always. His magisterial change in the television rules was precisely In character. In Britain's House of Commons things are done differently, but God never made Tip O'Neill to wear a wig. O'Neill was playing hardball party politics. Up to a point, this Is no bad thing. Weare forever talking in this country of our "two-party system," but If ours Is a "system" the word has lost Its meaning. O'Neill presides over a House that nominally Includes 268 Democrats and 167 Republicans. On any given vote, 50 of his troops are likely to go over the hill. Party loyalty Is a joke - or at least it has been a joke unt!l the past couple of years. U the TV flap leads to a greater sense of party accountability. this could be useful. 1 doubt that any such beneficial result will occur. f'i'tU.J'• GMile8 1 ovPr· worked s taff me mber the job of can't find lime in his tight , tight schedule to atte nd a band conce rt or, for tha t matte r even drop by thP music wing uf the h1gh school. be exj)<'cted to objecti ve ly eva luate the df'partment or its staff? The hours of prepa ration that went into t hi s w hole scheme seem astounding . So now. Meigs count y. it's up to us. Are we going to let those people are about to. No. Your mind is walk on us and on our rhildren ? Or made up. Your smile c reeps back as you head into the meeting room. After the meeting has begun and all of the minute Issues are out of the way you do your job. Ahhh .. . sit back. take a deep breath . pat yourself on the back and flas h that smile - she's gone~ But wait~~ Students are everywhere , ye lling, crying, throwing things. What ha ve we done? This Isn 't just a whim for these kids, they really c a re! Now vne month later. It's boa rd meeting time again . Re,1ewlng the aw we as a county, the people thPSP men we put Into office are supposedl y representing, going to la ke a s ta nd aga inst the c hildish. prejudiced antics these adults are using to ruin our kids' high school years 7 Keep the phone ringing. Keep the j)<'tltlons circula ting. It Is working. I saw a board member yesterday standing In a virtually empty parking lot In front of his store a nd do you know what 7 He wasn't s miling. - Karen Bryant. R.D. 1, Middleport. • Today In history Today Is Friday, May 25, the 146th day of 1984. There are 2~ days left In the year. Today's hlghllght in his tory: Five years ago an American Airlines DC-10 crashed near Chicago's O'Hare Airport, kllllng 273 people. It remains the worst disaster In the · history of U.S. aviation. WASHINGTON- If the escalat ing Iran -Iraq war should close the Persian Gulf even temporarily,• a classifil"<l Treasury Department study predicts thai oil prices could jump to $39 a barrel. This would boost the cost of li\ong for every American, disrupt the economic recovery and jeopardize President Reagan's re·clf\C'tion. But higher oU prices would be a far worse disaster for nations with fragile <>Conomies such as Argentina and Brazil. Then, Inevitably, these countries would come crying to the United States for financial support. The Treasury Department anticipates that U.S. banks would ix' a s k<'d td contribute $2 to S.l for every $1 that the World Bank would provide through emergency loans. The danger of U.S. embroilment in the Persian Gulf, meanwhile, has been increased by the president's latest decisions. In the past, the United States has tried to avoid antagonizing either side In the Iran-Iraq struggle. This was thought to be the best way to avoid innaming the Persian Gulf oil fields . But Saudi Arabia, fearful of aggressions and subversions by Iran 's Ayatollah Khomelnl, wanted him brought under the knout. The Saudi royal family has always been subject to radical insurgencies and transitory runnings amok. But the ayatollah, glaring from the center of a web of conspiracies, really scares the Saudis. So they quietly encouraged the Reagan administration to support Iraq a s a necessary step to defuse the ayatollah's radical fury. The administration has been j)<'rsuaded to drop its "strict neutrality." A secre t policy directive has now been issued ordering a "tilt" in Iraq's favor. My associate Mike Binslein has learned that cables have already gone out pressuring allies to halt military shipment' to Iran and to rus h weapons to Iraq. The Irascible Khomelnl can be expected to strike back against the United States. INSIDE NICARAGUA : For months, Eden Pastora's claim that his anti-Sandinista guerrlilas are operating deep Inside Nicaragua have been greeted with widespread skepticism. I can now confirm that the one-time "Commander Zero" of the Nicaraguan revolution has indeed penetrated Into southeastern Nicaragua far beyond his headquarters on the Costa Rican border. My associate Jon Lee Anderson was the first reporter to visit one of Pastora's "deep penetration" camps. The only way into the camp Is by helicopter. Othemise, it would take a month-long trek on foot through the jungle. Local peasants helped the guerrillas slash a clearing in the trees for a hellpad. The commander of the forward camp was a 34-year-old exSandlnista soldier who ca lls himself Leone!. He claimed 9JJ armed men under his command, spread out over a large area in fast-moving ambush units . Leaners ultimate mission is to seize and hold the road that snakes through his territory from the Atlantic coast to west!'rn l'ilcaragua . Leone! was actively recruiting and arming peasants who showed up at his camp. Most of them said they had fled Sandlnlsta "abuses" In the northeast. In the day and night my reporter spent at Lronei's camp, it was clear that the guerrillas had solid support among the peasantry. Leonel's forward camp is the only one that has a helicopter landing place. The rest must get their ammunition and provisions by parachute drops from Pastora 's mini-squadron of red -and-white Maul e single-engine propeller planes. The daredevil pilots use sand bars In the San Juan River as airstrips. Risking Sandinista anti· aircraft fire. they fly deep Into Nicaragua to make their air drops to isolated guerrilla units . Pastora said most of his planes aw inoperative due to a lack of spare parts. But he Sj)<'aks optlmlstlcally of buying new planes and outfitting them with machine guns so he can have his own "air force." Election hopes, fears ______L_ow_e_u_w_in-=-ge_u President Ronald Reagan is aching to show the world the new-bought military stre ngth of the United States. There is no other reason for his offer of military assist a ncr last week to the nations of the Persian Gulf. It Is a mistake in judgment that could make the snafus in Lebanon and Central America seem s mall by compari · son and could result in rhe fin al Armageddon. The United States isdej)<'ndent on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz for only five JX'fCent of its oil. Japan g!'ts half its oil that way; England. France and other Euro· pea n countries. 40 j)<'rce nt . But it is the Cnited States and its leaders in the White House and the Pentagon who are the first to stick their necks out. It is inconceivable the lengths the Reagan administration will go to keep the defense factories. the shipyards and the airplane fa c tories going full blas t to achieve a false prosperity In this e lection year. The administration knows the only way they will win reelection this year Is by lnj<>Ctlng vast sums of defense money into the economv. They are counting heavily on the economy holding up through the election and the voters disregardIng everylhlng else a nd voting the ir pocke tbooks and to he ll "1th the future. Anyone will concede that President Reagan has an enormous advantage by being a sitting president. Many other first term presidents In the pasl with bette r records than his have been beaten and , unless the presidential term Is changed to one stx year term, wlll be beaten In the future . A president is too busy learning the. ropes and keeping his eye on his reelection to make a competent leader during his first term. Reagan has accomplished more than most for his principal constituency, big month and big business who will ante In millions toward his reelection. On the other hand he has a dismal record in foreign policy, social programs and government finance . He has run deficit Sj)<'nding to undreamed of heights and piled an enormous burden on future genera - tions . As a diplomat his record is no better. His two Secretaries of State have been even worse and between them they have antagonized our most active competitor, the Soviet Union, almost to the point of hostilities. All these things be working against the president this fall. But he is slill in the driver's seat and has the entire governme nt to cast a rosy glow on his administration . For instance, the word has already gone out to department hea ds to accentuate the positive and minimize the negative. This week a hearing will be held in the House on a recent report by Secretary Samuel Pierce on the ridiculously low figure HliD reported on the homeless In Ame rica . ln true ward heeler style, any good news Is trumpeted to the skies while bad news is neve r given to the news media. The president's recent u·lp to China was given hours of coverage on te levision, most of it to Impress the folks at home. His brave speeches to the Communist a udlences were never heard on Chinese television or read In their newspaj)<'rs . lt was strictly a grandstand s how for home consumption. How the U.S. voter will react to selling nuclear reactors to a Communist country wUI not be known untU November. The June 7 summit meeting of western leaders in London was supposed to be another campaign media event but may turn out differently. lnstead It may be a session of sharp cnc!clsm of Reagan's economic policies by England's Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, West Germany's ""II Helmut Kohl, French President Francois Mitterand and Italy's Prime Minister Bernard Craxl. All these leaders of U.S. NATO allies fear the hig h deficits of the Reagan administration may trigger a world ·"1de financial crisis. Accord· lng to Newsday. the administration has a lready sent officials abroad to heaf off the public criticism. So at home and abroad, the Rea gan administration is in trouble. Just last week several more oil lankers were sunk in the Persian Gulf but Saudi Arabia Is fearful of asking for Reagan's promised help . They fe ar that such action might bring Russia Into the conflict and make the Arab nations the setting for a nuclear war. 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They won the opener 10-7 as Leon Durham smacked a palr of t~ run homers and took the nightcap 7-5 as RonCey hit a t~run shot , Jody DaviS had a solo homer m ~ach game, helping the Cubs stretch their winning streak to six games They have scored 42 runs dunng the streak, all m WriglPy Field's !nendly confines 1n other NL games. the PhilliE'5 edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3. the San FranctsroGtants nipped the New Y 01 k MPtS J-2 and the Pittsburgh Ptratl>s downed the Cincinnati Reds 5-1. The Cubs' sweep was thelr first doubl~header success since Aug. 3, 1900. Besides Durham's first-game slugging - giving him 11 homers and 37 RB!s - Bob Demler went 5-for-5. Chicago built a 9-0 lead after SIX innings m handing Pascual Perez his flrst loss. The Cubs scored six runs in the fifth Inning, with Durham, Mel Hail and Dav1s all homering. Perez, who aUowed seven runs and 11 hits in41 -.1 mnings, refused to meet with newsmen after the first game But Pete Fa lcone, who was tagged for six runs and nine hits in 4 2-3 innmgs of the nightcap, said Pirates 5, Reds I Larry McWilliams scattered eight hits and Lee Mazzillt and Dale Berra each drove in two runs fat Pittsburgh alt hough they had only one hit betwEen them. McWilliams lost his bid for his second shutout In a row on right fielder Lee Lacy's two-base error in the sixth lnnlng He struck out lOand has allowed just one earned run in his last 'rllnnings In lowering his earned run av!'rag!' ID 1.70. Berra hit a pair of sacrifice flies while Mazzilll drew a bases-loaded walk and had an RBI single. Lacy homered forth!' Plra tes off loser Joe Price. Phlllles 4, Dodgers 3 Len Matuszek's bases-loaded infield hit wtth IWo out m the ninth innmg gave Philadelphia Its lith v1ct ory in 12 games After Philli!'s relief ace AI Holland put down a Los Angeles threat With a runner at thtrd and one out in the top of the nlnth , Juan Samuel tlipled with one out in the oottom hall off Pat Zachry, who then walked Greg Gross and Mike Schmidt intentionally to load the four-hitter and Bob Brenly hit a tte-brealdng home run bt the sixth lnnlng. Krukow allowed only two hits after the thlrd Inning In defeating the Mets for the eighth consecutive time since June 25, 191ll, and boooting his career mark against them to 13-3. AI Ollver delivered RBI sing!es In the fourth and fifth Innings as the Giants erased a 2-0 deficit against Walt Terrell. New York's Huble Brooks had two singles and extended his hitting streak to 18 games, tying Ryne Sandberg of the Cubs and Alan Trammell of the Detroit Tigers for the longest streak In the majors this season. bases. Zachry struck out Slxto Lezcano oot Matuszek lipped a 2-2 pitch that second baseman Steve Sax backhanded, oot his toss to shortstop Bob Bailor was too late to get Schmidt The Phlllies took a 2-0 lead In the second Inning, scoring for the nrst time in three career games against Alejandro Pena on singles by Ozzle Virgil, Ivan DeJesus, Samuel and Gross. Los Angeles scored on Ken Landreaux' s sacrifice Oy In the third but the Phlllies made it 3-1 ili the fourth on a double by Virgil, a single by DeJesus and Glenn Wilson's grounder. Sax singled a run home In the Dodgers' fifth and they tied It in the seventh on twQ-{)ut s ingles by pinch hitter Lemmie Miller, Sax and Landreaux. Glants3,Mets2 Mike Krukow continued his mastery over New York with a r-;::==========:::;~ GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor S I Pomery,OH Phone 992 -2975 Spring & Summer Hours : llilon .-Fri 9 to 5 Sneva's advise:'don't try to do it all on first lap' INDIA NAPOLIS tAP! - It' s a long r"c" - and potent tally the fastest and most dangerous- and tf ll'COttl-breakmg polP-sitter Tom Snrva has anv adv ice for Chr is Kneifel , who wtll sta1 I tn the last tt 's ''Takeyourtm1e" " I'd tell him, 'Don I trv to do tt a ll 10\'1. on the t1rst lap,"' Sne' a satd Thursday, onl\ hours after KnPilel 1 r-ente red the .33-cat startmg field for Sunday's race "If he can avOid trouble a t thP begmnmg, that's hts 'Jo I concern. Bemg m the back, there s a good potential to be involved iii here tsa a pmblem m thp begmnmg" Sneva sa td " Problems start because of dnvers. not because of cars I'm a li ttle concerned becausr most people think they' re gomg to have to stay close to the front because the competition IS so tight. tha t maybe they' ll be t1y ing a !title too hard at the beginning. "FivE' hundred miles is" long way and if they've got the car nght a nd change a few thmgs to fmd a littlP mores peed than theyqualifiedwith, then he can work hts way to the front " Sneva has done that HP a nd Mario Andrettt have the dis tmctmn of being the only two drivers m 67 Indy 500s to start in the bac k row and finish as high as second, Sneva actually leadmg for 16 laps before losmg the I~ race to Johnny Five area players in all-district team Ftve area baseball players will be partlcipatmg in the 198-l All DIStrict Baseba ll sencs this weekend at Bambndge. Ohm Two games wUI be played on Sunday, May 27 beginning at I p m at Valley Vtsta Sports Camp The Class A squad conststs of two members of the Hannan Tracp Wildcats and a Southwestern player. Makmg the squad were southpaw Jeff Barnes a nd infieldct Allan Bailey and pttc her-first baseman Randy Layton of Southwestem Shortstop Scott Bow ling of Symmes Valley was a lso named Chris Burdette of Metgs IS a member of the Class AA squa d Ruthe rford There IS a lmk of sorts thiS year betwPen Rutherford, start mg this, his 20th Indy, fmm .10th place. and Kneifel. Knctfcl qualified his Pnmus Cosworth on May U at 199.&11 mph. making him the only sub-200 mph starlet R utherlord. \'.ho came here as part of the Shierson Racing Team. was unable to get that team· s nev.caruptospeed Hethengutmto A.J Foyt'sthirdteamcar,poweted by an experimental V6 engine T ha t car had ptston problems a nd Ruthertord failed to finish a four-lap qualifying run m three tries the first weekend Foyt and his longhme tnend and sponsor, Jim Gtimore, then bought Al Unser Jr 's backup car for Ruthertord to qualify He dtd, last Saturday- bumpmg Knetfel from the grtd On Thursday Knetfel was back the fi rst a lternate to be added to the field smce Bill Linda u. thP l~th place fmiSher ml929 A week ago, Jacques Vt11encuvc crashed duling practtcc in a backup ca r. suffeling a concussion which knocked him out of the race Rather than seek another driver for his Canadian Tire car . David Btlles accepted an offer from Knetfel's team of about $50,000 to withdraw the car. That put Knetfel back m the ~--------------~ Rick Mears, startmg on the ou ts1de of the first row, hit 2ffi 719 mph, the top speed for the ftnal day of prac tice, with Andretti next a t 20t:i 472 a nd Sneva th1rd a t W5 432 There were no untoward mcldPnts Sat. 9 to 1 ~THE The track Itself will now be cl!'ar until race day Sneva, last year's winner in his JOt h race, sha tiered both the smgl ~lap (210.689 mph ) and four la p (210.029) qualifying records thls year e n route to his fourths tart from the pole. GRAVELY IIV&TEM The Dailr. Sentinel (USPS ttl-. . ) A Dlvhloa ~ MuUimedla, IDe. Published every arternoon, Monday through FTiday, 111 Court Street. by the Ohio Valley PubUshtng Company · MuJUmedla, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohlo45769, 99221~ Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. Member The Associated Press, In· American Newspaper Publishers Association, Nat ional Advertising R.epreSt>n tat!ve, Branham News_paper Sa!H, 7l1 Third Avenue. 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LONG 189 98 Other Spec 1als on F• sh, Shells and Coral of oil StJes at tke Country Pnce UNI T F.D METHOD IST 9 .10 a m fl rs l and second Sun •mPOMF.ROY JOIN OUR FISH OF THE MONTH ClUB Open Darly 10-8 Cherry R1dge Rd FIRST OAPTlST D;n ld \1ann. minis IN William Snouffer Sunda\ ,c hool Supl Sundav Sc hool 9 10 .1 m , VIo rnln~ Wor"h1p \0 Vl <l m F1RST SOUTilERN HAP'IIS"I f'omf'r O\ ;)ojkf' , oa . . td Hunt i><IS IOI l.t(k l'Nxls .Junda\ Sehcx:ll Dtrf'<' IOI Sunc:l ,l\ School q fJ 1m, Morning Wor!';h\p l ll ICI am Fwnlnl'! 1 \lorshlp j p m TU('Sd<IV \'lsllalion 7 r m 'V("dne;da\ pro vP1 o;('n: lf'f' 7 l1 p m M\ s'i!On li"TiPnds 7 fj r m r;.rls m Act ton 7 ll p tn Near Bradford ' s Xmas Tree Farm Bible Bv hs Cover! F'AITH TA B ERNACLE C HURCH, Ra i Run Roa d 11 f'' Emml'll R.tv. ,on p.1s ter Ha ndlr\ Dunn sup! Sund o\ School Hl a m . Su nda} PVP nlng sf'rvl cP, 7 .lOp m Bi bl e leaching 7 30 1-' m T hursd a y SYRACUSE MISSlOt-; C Hf'ln St Sv "<I<' USC' Se r vlcf's 10 a m Sundav F.\ f' nlnR lf! rVI C(>S Sund a v and W(>d nesd<ty at 7 no p l~v TwPntv tadtes ali Pndf'd .Jaymar Ladies DayTursdayhcld at .Jaymar Golf Course Mary Rowen was electro to flU the post of president due to the rec~'nt restgantton o f Nancv Hlll Ninf' holcwmners for thPdaywe re Sue Burnette and Peggy Rous h and 18 hole v.onners were Kathv Ga rd ,md Nancy Reed All area ladJC'S are wPlC'OmC' to attend Javmar Ladies Day held every Tuesday at 9 am "'MIDDLEPORT C H URCH OF C HRIST l!"f' C H R IS TIA N UNION, Lawn:-·nc f' Man le-y. pas10r Mn; R u ssf' ll Young, Su nda.,. ~J(.' h ool S u p! Su nd ay Schoo l 9 :W a m ~·e nin ~ wor ship 7· 30 p m WednP srl.n (l!'ayer m(>t>lln ~ 7 .10 p m M1' MORIAH C HURCH OF COD t~cln f' RC'\ J ,• mes Sa iiN fi f' ld. pas tm 'ff"E'man Wtlll ams Su pt S unda\ School · ~5 am, Su nda\ a nd Wf'dn(>sdav rHn l h~ SPr\oht>~. 7 p m M IDDLEP ORT FIRST BAPTIST l 'tnne r Sixth a nd Palm<' r The R£>v M ark Uc·Ciung Ray Field s. S S Supl . Dnn ft)f(gs, Asst Supl S unday Sc hool, 9 1~ a r1}: M ornin g Wors h ip 10 15 am S und av f;,.,<'n i n ~ S<'rvlcf' 7 p m Yout h m i:'Ptln g 7:30 p m \.V!>d nPsda y C'VPnlng st?rvlcr 7 p 111 , C ho h p ractlcP Rpm Organizes Sunday By spreading prize payments over 20 years, the Lottery must make huge profits on interest. Who gets that money? How are Ohio Lottery profits spent? Since July 1, 1983, Ohio Lottery net profits have gone to benefit Ohio's schools. That means every public elementary. junior high and senior high school in Ohio. Thanks to your support, this year's profits going to support primary and secondary education are expected to exceed two hundred million dollars! lateilllldullll 0. 0 .tlaeA'I Version NftiJ T«ttt "''" The Rm T12Mi211on of~Blblt ... fur If I win a big Lottery jackpot, what happens if I die before receiving all the yearly payments? Should this situation arise, annual install· ments will continue to be paid to your estate until your winnings are paid ID full. Olildren• Middleport You do ... whenever you're an Ohio Lottery winner! By using deferred prize payments, the interest the Lottery earns actually accounts for a sizeable portion of the prize money itselfl Ohio Lottery proceeda benefit edac:&tion. Pomeroy C HURC H OF C HH.IST Ml ddl C'porl , 51h a nd Main . Bob Mf'l!On minl s tf'r AI H o~r t son. associnte minis ter Mike r.erlarh S1,1nday School Su pNinl <' ndc nt . Blblt' ~hool 9 30 a m , M o rnln~ Wors h ip, 10 :10 a. m , Eve nln~ Wors hi p, 7 00 p m Pra y"' meetin~. Wt>dnesd ay, 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT C H UnC H O f fllf. NA ZARENE. Co pastors Rev Charlf's Coylf' and RRv Na n cy Coy lp Bill Whlh' , S und a:'SC hool Su p! Sund ay School 9 'W a m Mornln ~<; Wo r sh ip 10 .10 a m Sunda y EYange ll s llc m('e tln ~<:. 7 00 p m Pravt>r m('("tlng Wednesday 7 00 m v UNITED PRESDVTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIG S COUNTY Rev Wa nda John111nn, Dlredor Harold .lohnson Director of Eduullon HARRI SONVI LLE PRESBYTERIAN CH URCH Worship sPrvtcc. 10 15 a m CHurc h Sc hool !t 15 a m. Blbl(' St ud y, Sunda y 7 30 p m Prayer Group Wf.'dn(>S day 9· 00 am. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN CH U R C H Churc h School lO 15 a.m , \\ or !thlp service 11 30 a m. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH Wors hi p Ser vice 9 00 a.m., C hurch Sc hool 10:15 a. m RUTLAND CHUR CH OF COD P astor. Rev. John Evans Sunday Sc hoolto: OO a m.; Sunday Morning Wors hip 11 00 a m . Childre n 's C hu rch 11 a .m., Sunday evenIng service, 7•00 p m .; Wednesday eveni"g Young Ladles' Auxiliary, 6· 00 p .m Wedt\t"Sday, Family Wors hip 7 00 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY C H URCH, nea r LanK Bottom. Edsel Hart, pastor Sunday !k:hool 9 30 a.m., Worship 10:30 a.m.; Prayer metUn&. 7:30p.m . Thursday. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Ash and Plum Leslie R£mOR GrocenesGeneral Merchandtse RaCine 949 2550 THE DAILY SENTINEL loh• f fulh J M1rcus Fultl Ph 992-2101 RIII..IIIIAIY WAI Pomeroy fiVILW.\R World War I lt'UIU.U 1\'i\.ll 2 KOREAN WAR V'Er NAM WAR lFRANKLIN' Middleport. Oh1o ~)) l_ rn WAID CROSS SONS STORE . ~ALL'S BEN l days o r C'aC h m onth , thtrd ll nd toullh Sun days (>ac h m onth wors h ip S'-'f\ lrf> ~ at 7 30 p m WPdnP sda\ f''-P mn g:-; c11 7 Vl p 111 Praver a nd Bib lr Studv SEVENT H DAY 1\ D\ E~TIST Mul b rr r v H f'lg: hts Road PomPro~ Mlc h;wl P1 on k:owskl pastor Mari C' Spir("S Sab bat h Sc hool Supt Sabba th Se hool at 2 p m o n Sa lurda\' "tlh wor sht p sf't v tcf's fo l low tn ~ al 3 15 p m R UTLA I\' D FIR ST RAPT IST C HURC H - Slst('r Ha1rktt Watn f' r Supt Sundav c;;chOol 9 :W am . Mo rni ng Wm s ht p, 10 4 ~ COMPLETE SET -UP Pee Wee results 1 POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZARENE, Comer Union and Mulbcn'}. Rev 'Thomas Glen McClung, pastor Clyde Herder son. S S. Supt Sunday &hocll 9: :rJ a rn mornlng worship 10: lJ a m : evening St'rVIC'f' G p m. mkJ..W£>ek servlce, Wednesday, 7 p.m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. J:lt; E Main St , Pomeroy Sunday services Holy communion on thP first Sunday of each month. and comblned with morning prayer on the lhlrdd Sunday Momlng prayer and sermon on all othef' Sundays d the month Church School and Nursery care provided Cotfee OOUr In the Parish Hall lmmedlatf'ly following thE> servtce POMEROY CHURI'H OF CHRIST, 212 W Main St , Nell Proudfoot pastor Blhle School 9 XI a m , Morning worship, 10: ;l) a m . Youth meetlngc;, n 00 p m . Evening worship, 7 00 p m Wednesda} njghf prayer meetln~ and Blblt• study 7 00 p m THE SAL VA TION ARMY, lL'l Butternut Ave Porrw:roy Mrs Dum Wlnlng In charge Sunday holineSs meeting lfl a m Sur•dt~ y School, 10 ll am Sunday School YPSM Elolst> Adams, leader 7 lJ p m Salva tion meeting, various s)lf'akers and music s)Xdalc; Thurnday, ll .JJ am to 2 p m Ladles Horr•• League, members ln c harge, all wofT'IC'n Invited, 6 45 p m Thursdah Cof1)S Cadet Oas.'\5 I Young People-Bible\ , 7 l) p m Bible St\.dy and Prayer meeting. open to the public POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST.l1l2fi Childn..,·s HolT\(' Road tCounrv Road 7fi) 992 52li Vocal music Sunda\ W01 s lhp 10 a m Bible Studv U a m Worship 6 p m Wednesday, Bible Snxty, 7 p m OLD DEXTF.R BffiLE CHRlSTIAN CHURC H Cll!lon Lucas. pastor SuncL'"t) ,5chool 9 :II am Mrs Worley F'ranc!s, sup! .Pn;>achifl~ SPI-vlu.-s f~l a nd third uncla ys rot lowlng SUnday School Youth mMin~<: t'Vl"n' &Jndav. 7 .JJ p m P reac hln~ 992-6544 MEMORIAL WEEKEND SPECIAL! The fina l meetmg to organiZe the M-M Softball Leagues tor the summer w ill be held on Sunday, May 27, at 2·10p m a t Roya l Crown Bottling Company Garage on Nort h Second Awnue, Middleport The juntor dtvtson IS tor girls age 10-13 and the senior diVISIOn IS for ages 14-18. Each league team and a ny new teams wishing to enter the !!'ague must have a representa tive present a t the meeting as schedules will be prPpared for the season. 'j pastor, Oebble Buck. Sunrlay School Supt Church Sctrol 9 15 a.m.; Worship Servle 10: lJ am Cho ir rehearsal, Tuesday, 7 lJ p m undet' direction of AIIC'f' Nease MASON, W.VA. WE WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME OUR NEW STYLIST AND ESETHECIAN BARBARA ZUSPIIN. ~ TRINfiT Cffi;RCH Rev W H Penin. MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ... ANNOUNCES NEW CHINA SILK NAILS REG. 13000 SPECIAL 5 25 00 FROSTINGS REG. 130 00 SPECIAL '2500 216 S. Second Pomeroy 992-3325 K&C JEWElERS SPRING PLANTING? UNLIMITED 77:3-5352 \ 1 il \ , ' 992-2318 MAIL SU BSCRIPTIONS ru MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENTER, INC. Co. No subsc ripti ons by mall permitted In where home carrier servlcf' Is .tva ll<lblto> tO ~A' ns VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. 214 E. Ma1n 992 -5130 Phone (614) 742-2777 Subscr ibe r s not des irin g to pay the carrk'r ma y remit in advance direct to By The Interested Businesses Liste{l On This Page. INSURANCE SERVICES Rutland . Oh1o 45775 PRICES Dall y We Ftll Doctors' Prescnpttons 992 -29 55 Fire & Safety Equipment 5 s~.~~~~d $1 10 S4 80 $57 20 One Month One Year Ladies golf winners RUTI..AND- Tim Peterson fired a two-hlt 23-0 Rutla nd 121 v1ctory over Pomeroy i2iln Boys' PeeWee action Peterson walked one a nd fanned nine. McGulreandMusser hlthome runs for the winners. Peterson trlpled and sl~gled, Rose trlpled a nd singled, McGuire had a home run and double, Musser homered a nd tlipled, Stewart tlipled, a nd Smith, Rupe, and Eblin singled. Knight was the loser with relief help from Sargent. Se!Vlce Locust & Beach 992-9921 Mtddleport Dally Sentine l 111 Court St , Pomeroy, COUNTRY AQUARIUMS 20 GAL OCT 1 159" 5 GAL 142 78 This Message and Church Directory ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE A~~::~~::. PHARMACY -~- land Dally Press Associaton and the 992 -3978 1 sHEAR DESiGNS RT. 62 -·--- ----- Keepsal<e' ~-;.·;;;;~.t 212 992-3785, Pomeroy H a~man, pas tor. Sunday Sc hool 10 00 a m Morning Worship, 11 00 a m , Wed nesd ay a nd Saturday Eve nin g Service-sal 730 pm MEl <IS COOPERATIVE PARISH UN ITED METHODIST CHURCH Fay Sauer , Director R ev James E. Corbitt, A.mstant NORTHEAST CLUSTER R.:ov Don Archer Rev Ro) De eter Rev . Seldon Johnson ALFRED - C hu rc h Sc hool 9 :W a m , Worship 11 am, UMYF , 6 30 p m, UW, '1 hlrd Tuesday 7 3() p m Communion fir st Sunday U\rcherJ C HESTER - Worship 9 a m, Chunh Sc hoolH)a m BibleStudy,Thursday, 7p m UMW. flrs1 Thur sday 1 p m Co m munl o n first Sunday (Archer) J OPPA - Worship 9 30 a m, C hu rch Sc hool 10 30 a m Di bl e Stu dy, Wednes dav. 7 JO p m (J oh nson ) LONG BOTTOM - C hurch Sc hool 9 30 a m , Worship 7 p m . B lb lt> Study, Wed nesda y. 7 30 p m UMYF Wednesdav 6 00 p m . Commun ion F irs ! Su nd ay 1Arc h t>r \ REEDSVILLE -C hu rc h School 9 10 a m . Wors hl p Ser vtce 11 00 a m 1Dt>clf'f 1 TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAU L C h urc h School 9 a m. Wo1s hip 10 a m , Bible St Ud\ Tut'sda \ 7 30 p m L' \1W Com mun ton T h il'd Tu£> sd a" 7 30 p m F'llst Su nda)- t AiliiPI I ('ENTRAI. CLUSTER Kt•v . James E. C orbitt R ev. SI('Ven Nt>l!ion R,e, Richard Rolh1•ml1 h Re\ . Robert E Rohln~on R.ev Andrew Ruhenklng ASBURY tSyracuset- Worsh ip 11 am , r h urrh Sc hoo l 9 45 am . C hHrgl' B lbl f' St ud Y. Wednf's dat- 7 30 p m IJMY.. fli.., t Tu£>sdav 7 :ro p m , C hnlr Rf'hf'a rsal \\pdn('sda v 6 10 p m , U M\\ , fourth Sun da:- 6 :m p m t Nelson1 ~N I EK P HISE Wors ht p q . l m Ch u1ch School \0 a m B1 b 1P S1 ud ', T uf's da\ 7 10 p m , UMW, Fir s t Monda\ 7 JO p m t tMYF Su nd<n h p m Choir H.-. hea r sal b tO p m Wf'dnPsda\ 1 Holh P micht FLATWOODS-C hui<.hS£hool lOam Wor s hip 11 am Olbl r Stuch T hu1 sd da\ 7 p m, U MY~ Sund.n h p m !Roth('mlch) FOREST RU N - V\'lHshlp 'l " m Ch urc h Sc hoo l 10 am C hoil p1<1Ct lc r> Tuf' sd a\ b 30 p m UM\\, fi r st ru r"da; 7 30 p m ( :-.lf>lso n 1 H EA TH i:\1i dd1 Ppo 11 1- CllunhSc tHXJI ~I . ~1 a m Wors htp 10 :10 am B1hli' St ud y, Tuesdav, 10 am UMW Sf'Co nd Monda\- , 7 30 p m. liMV. S<'Cond Mo n da\ 7 JO p m , UMM Thud Munda v, 7 Jl) p m 1Rob tnson l MINERSVIL LE - Wo r s hip Sf>r,·lce 10 am , C hu rch School. 11 a m , UM\\ , thi rd WE'd nesd a y. I p m C' ho1 r J-1 1acltl f' Mon da v 7 30pm 1NPison1 PEAR L C HAPE L - Wo r s hip Scrv tcr 11 a m , C hurch School II a m UMW S(> co nrl T uf'!l d a} 7 1C1 p m U MYF [a, I Tut• s daY. 7 30 p m 1ubenk:ln,el POMERO\ - Churc h Schoo l 9 I ~ <1 m \\o ors hlp Ser vicf>, lO 30 a m , Choir r(' hearsal WPdn Psd av 7 10 r m U M\\ sl' cond Tuesd ay 7 30 p m UM YF Sund a" 6 p m tCorblllt ROCK SPRII'oiGS- Churc h Sc hoo l, 9 15 a m Worship 10 a m A1bl e Stud y, Wpd nes dav, 7 30 p m UMYF 1Scnl ors 1 Sun daY. 5 p m , ! Jun iors 1 I?V('r}' olh«•r S un day. 6 p m ( Roth emlch 1 RUTLAND- Ch u rch School !l 45a m Worship, \0 30 a m . UMW tEvC'nln l,e C lr cle1 s4:'cond Wf>dn esd av. 7 10 p m . UMW i Aftf'r noon Cl r clt>l secon d T h u1sd.1y . 1 p m r Rubt>nklng l SALEM C E NT ER -C h urch Schoo l, 10 am , Worship 9 45 a m 1 Rubf'onklnJ,; t SNOWVILL E - Wo rs hi p. B :10 a m , Churc h Schoo l tO am IR ubt'nkin~t SOIJTHERN CJ,l/STE R Rev James M. Clark Rev. Paul M cG uire Re " Orville \Nhlie APPLF. G ROV E- Chu rc h Sc hool9a m , Worship, to am 1flrs1 and thi rd Sun d aysJ, UM W Seco nd Tu esd ay, 7 30 p m. Pra)'er mPE>IIn~. W('dnPsday, 7 p m rCiark 1 BETHANY - Worsh ip 9 a m , Churc h Sehoul, 10 am, Bib lE' Study, Wedn('sd a} . 10 am Dorcas Women' s F'rll ows hlp WPdnc sd ay 11 am rM cG ui r('l C ARMEL- Ol'l u rc h Sc h ool 9 .10 a m, Worship 10 45 am Secon d a nd Fourth Su ndays Fellowship di n nf'r w ith Sulton th lrd Thursda y, 6 30 p m (Me Gulret EAST LETART- Ch urch Sc hoo l 9a m , Wo r shi p 10 a m second a nd fourth Su n days. UMW first Tuesda y 7 30 p m tCia r kl LETART FALLS - Wors hi p 9 am , Churf'h School 10 a m (Clark 1 MOR NINGSTAR- Wors hip 9 45a m , Church School 10 30 a m , Bl bl P Study, Thu r s d ay , 7 30 p m 1Wh ile I MORSE CHAP EL- Church Sc hool 9 30 a m .: Wors hi p 11 am I White\ PORTLAND - Church Sc hool£ 30p m , Worsh ip 7 30 p m , UMVF Wednt>sda}, 7 30 p m. !McGuire- I RACINE W ESL EY AN - Churc h School, 10 am.; Worship, 11 a m ; UMW fourth Monda y 7 30 p m , Men's Prayer Breakfas t, Wednesda:,.. 7 a . m (Clark) . SUTI'ON - C hu rc h School , 9' 30 a .m.; Morning worship 10 45 a. m fir st a nd third Sundays, Fellowship dinner with Carmel, third Thu rsday, 6 30 p m . (McGuire) . KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST , Oliver Swain, Supt. Sunday School 9· 30 a m ev- ery week. _ H,!JBSON CHR ISTIAN UN ION, Rev middle East-- - I ' Th ey have not d•ed 1n vam - those who panj w1th th e tr hves th e last lull measure Today Me mo na l Day JS the day to re m e mber Lextngton . Gettysburg Coral Sea. Oktnawa Normandy, V1 et Na m a nd Korea We need o nly to took: at th e cem e tenes of the world to rea11ze the s upreme sacrtf tce that was ca lled to r that we mtght be secure As they bravely died so we must bravely live Let u s nobly rem ember those whO latd themselves between o ur country and h e r Ices ThiS tS Memonal Day Saturday 1 Peter 4 12 19 Tuesday Sunday Psalm Wednesday 1 Jonn J I I !8 Psalm 15 J 5 26 l 12 Monday John Thu rsday 17' 26 ., 54-8 1 Acts Fnctay Revala tton 22 6 21 Tom Staten , past01 Sunday Sehoo\9 30a m . . EYenln g service 7· 30 p m Wedn(>sday prayer meeting 7 30 p m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRI ST , Duane Warde n, m in ister Bible class 9 30 a m .; Morning Worship 10 30 a m; Evening Worship 6 30 p.m Wedncs day Bi ble Study 6 30 p m NEW STIVERSVILL E CO MMU NITY CHURCH , Sunda:v Sc hool strvlce. 9 45 a Worship service to· 30 a m m ; Evangelistic Service 7 30 p .m Wednes day. Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursd ay ZION CHURC H O F C H R lST, Pomeroy Harrisonville Rd R o be rt P urre ll , m ini s IPr Ron Riffle-, Su nd ay School S uper lnte n de nt S unday Sc hool 9 30 a m . Worship se r vlc(> 10 JO a m EYening wors hip sun day 7 p m and W!!dnesd ay, 7 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN C H URCH, Pin(' Grove Th e R('V Wllll am Mlddl eswa r1h pastor C hurc h servlc(> 9 30 a m , Sund ay School 10 lOam BRADBURY C H U R CH OF' C HRIST J o hn Wright , passtor. Sunday Sc hoo l 11 30 it m La rry Haynes, S S Supl Morning worship 10 30 a m HACI NE CHURCH OF' THE NAZA RENE, Rev Thomas H Co llier. pastor I\·1artha Wolfe Chairman of1he Board or ( hri sll a n Lire Sunda} Sc hool 9 30 a m . M o rnin~ \\-Ors hlp 10 30 a m Su nda) pv(>mng worship 7 30 p m Pra yN m e(>tl n~ 7 30 p m Wednes d av LIBERTY C HRI STIA N CHURCH Df'x tf'r Wood• Call pas to r Scr,•lcf's Sundnv 10 am and 7 p m Wednf'sda v 7 p m KA CINI:: FJHST BAPTIS I' Don L WalkPI , P as lor Roi>E>rt Sm ilh , Su nda\ Sc hool Sup I , Sunda v St hool 9 :lO a m Mo rnlng wors hi p 10 40 a m Su nda\1 <'V<'mn~ worship 7 JO p m Wf'dne sd<J\ rvC'nlng Blb l(' st udy 7 JO p m BURLINGHAM COM MUNITY CH URC H Bu rlm gham Rf'\ O kf'v R.l\ Lau ndNml lt, pastor Ph 992 73:!4 S und .:n Sc hoo l 10 {)()a m Su nda y C'Wn ln gsf'rvlcr " 00 p m WPrlnf''irlay f'V('nlng S(' l vlcro "OO pm DANVILLE HOLI~F.SS CH U R CH lo<·atPd on Rt 12"1 bf>twwn VInt on .1nd 1 an~s\.lllP Rf'\ Rf'n Wa ll s p<t SIOJ S un d av School 8 30 a m B obbv Lambert S S Supl MornlnR wor s hip 10 JOa m , Chl l dn•n' s Happ y Hou r 6 45 p m P ra yl'r and Albll.' Study , 7 30 p m M lss lonary mf'('t In~ llrsl Wedn esd ay ol each month 7 .}() p m For lnforma u o n ca ll 388 8467 SILVER RUN BAPTIST, B1ll 1.1111£> pas tor Steve I 111\P S S Supt Su ndav Sc hoo l 10 a m Morn in g worsip 11 .1 m sunda\ f>veni ng worship 7 30 p m Pra~ Pt m Pt'ti n ~ o nd Bl bl P st ud) T hursda v . 7 JO p m Youth mft'llng Wt'd nesd ay a 1 7 p m C HR IS11A N FELLOWSHIP CH URl H. l83 N 2nd Avf' , Ml ddl Pport Sunday Sc hool 10 a m S un da) a nd Wf'dnesda\ F:vt> nlng sf'rv lces a t 7 JCJ p m C HESTER CHUR C H OF GOD, Hf'\ R E R obinson , pas101 S unda >y Sehool9 'lO a m Wor ship SN\ ICf' 11 <~ m Evf'nln g sC'rVICP 7 p m Mi d W<'t'k S('rV[C(', \\'('dnf'<; day , 7 p m Lt\NG~V I LLE C HRISTIA N C H URC H RobP r t F. Mussf' r pas101 Su nda y Sc hool 9 3U am Paul Mussl'r, s upt Mo1nln g wors h ip 10 JO am, Sunda y f'\' C' n l n~ SN v1('('. 7 p m mid wf't'k <;; f' r\ iCf' WNin r>s da y 7 p m SYRACSE C H URC H OF T HE NA ZARENE Rf>Y Jam es B K\tl lf' p.1 s1or Shf't ma n Cu nd lff sup! Su n rla.,. School 9 30 a m , Mornln,t! w orship 10 JO a m E'n n ~C' Il s tl c sf'rvlce, 6 p m, P1a y<'r and Pra ise WE'dnesda t-, 7 p m , \ou t h m!'<'l lng 7 p m EDEN UN ir ED BRETHREN IN CHRI ST, El de n R B lake', pa slot Su nday Schoo110 a m, R obforl RPl>d, Su pl Morn ln g sprmon, 11 a m , Sunday night ~er vlccs Chris tia n Endca,:or 7 30 p m . So n ~ service> 8 p m Prea c hing 30 p m Mi d w{'ek prayer mee ting , Wed nesday, 7 p m Alvl n RPPd, l ~ty l Pa dN HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI STIAN Ro~Pr Watson pas lor Cre nso n P ratt SundavSchoo! Supt Mo rn lngwors h lp9 30 a m , Su n da~ Sc hool 10 30 am , Evf'n lng sPr v l('(', 7 :lOp m M'I UNION BAPTIST, JO<' Sayre Sun da v Sc hool Supt Su nd ay School9 45 a m . EVl' nlng worship 6 30 p m, Prayer Met• l ln g. 6 30 p m Wedne-sday s· T UPPE RS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRI ST. Jody Holland, ministe r Ck>rvl Wells , S up ! M orning worship, 8 00 am Churc h Sch ool 9 00 a m CHESTER CHURC H OF THE NAZA RENE R e"'. Herbert Grate, pastor Frank Riffl e, s upt Sunday School 9 30 a m . Worship service, 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday Wednesday , 7 p .m. Prayer m eet '"8LAUREL CLIFF FRE E MET HODI ST C HURC H . Rev . R obert Miller. pastor Lloyd WrlRhl, Dtreetor of Christian Edu calion Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am, Mor ning wo~hlp 10· 30 a.m , Choir practice. Sun day 6: 30p.m; Evenlngworshtp7 .30 p m Wedm~sday Prayer and Bible Stud y, 7, 30 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles Russell Sr • minis ter Rick Ma comber , supt. Sunday School 9:30 a .m .: Wors hip service 10 30 a .m Bible stud y, Tuesd ay. 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHR ISTOF LATTERDAY SAJ NTS Port land -Racine Road William Roush, pastor Linda Evans, c hu rc h sc hool d irector Churc h school 9 30 a m . Mo rni ng wo1 sip 10 30 am , Wednesda y evenin g prayrr servi ces 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear l Shui Pr pastor Worsh ip ser v \ct> 9 lOa m S und ay Sc hool 10 30 am Bib le Stud y and prayer service Thurs d ay. 7 30 p m CAR LETONfNTERDENOMI NA TlONA L C H URCH , Kingsbury R oad Re\ David Cu rfm an pas1or Su ndav Sc hool 9 JO a m . l{a lp h Ca r l Sup ! Even ln ~ wor s hip 7 :10 p m Pra\Pr tnf' PIIng, \\'f'd nps da v7 :Wpm LONG OOTTOM C HRI STI AS fiXh Holland , pas tor . Walla ('<' Da m P.,ood Sund ay School Supl "'ors hlp ~ rn ' t(C' G .'l m B lblP School 10 a m H YSE L L HU N HOLI NESS C HUR CH RPv ThPrf:>on Durha m pa s to! Sundav S<.hoo l al 9 JO a m , Mo rn ln~ WO I S11lp a1 10 ~0 a m , Sunday P\'f'njng Sf' I'- !f'P ,tt 7 10 p m . Ttlursday s<'r' tCf's at 7 JO p m FREEDOM GOS PEL MI SSJO!\ .l t A.tld Kn ob locaiPd on Count ) Ro.1d ] \ R Pv Lav. rr nce G luesf' nca mp pa 'i iOI Rf' v Roger Willford, ass! pas tor PrC'a ch tn~ st'I\Iet's Sunda" 7 30p m Prav f' rmN'tin g Wf'dnes d av 7 .10 p m (;al\ r.• Hr• rh if'adcr You th groups Sund::n f'\Pnlng al li :Wpm "nh RogPrand Vtoll'l Wlllfntdd lf'.ldf' l" Co m m ur11011 st'l ~ I <., f1rs 1 S und a~ e ar h mo n t h WHI J' E S C HAPI-_L, (oolvill(' H D R£>\ Rov DN'IN p.ISSl Or S und av Sc hool ~ 10 a m \\ 01 s t11p ,p, \ llP 10 Ill tJ m B1 b lf' st ud; and pra\t'l st' t\ trf' Wf'dnf's da \ 7 JO p m HUT LAND CHURC H OF' ( HI~IST M,tlk JonPs pastor Bill N1rh••lso n Su n da\ Sc hon! Supt Sunday School (I lil 1 m M01 nm ~ lr\oor shlp and Co m mun iOn 10 :10 .1 Middleport Pomeroy. Oh . School 11 a m F\Pni n~ Wo,,·, , ,,;, .-'--------------....1 Sl>t..,. \Cf' Sunda" 7 p m Wcdnrsd.! y pl tt\i'l m('('('ltng 7 p m ~T HERMON UNITED BRF.T ~I REN IN CHRI ST CHURCH, Located In lf'xas rommunit y off Cl Rl 82 RPv RObPil Sa nders. pastor Don\\ 111 Jay\pad('l Sun da y Schoo l 9 30 a m Morning Wo rship 10 45 a m , Evening p reach ing se rv lcP S(' cond a nd fo urth Su nday a l 7 30 p m Chris tian E nd eavor. fir st and lhl rrl Sun da y , 7 30 p m Wedncsda v prayer m N" Hng and 8 1bl e Sl udy, 1· 30 p m JEHOVAH'S WITNESS 17319 Stal(' Route 124 1one mtle east of Ru11and J Su n da y Bible lC'cture 9 30 a m , Wat c ht ower s tud y 10 30 a rn, Tuesda}. Bible study, 7 .10 p m . Thu rsday, T hPncralic Sc hool 7 30 p m Service mee ting M 20 p m CHU RCH OF' GOD OF PROPHEC\ Located on 0 J While Road of HlghW<i\ lf,O Pat He nson . past or Sund ay School 10 a m Classes to r a ll agE-s Jun tor C hurc h 11 am, Morning worshi p 11 am Adult Choi r prac1\cp 6 p m Sunday Young Pt>o pie's, Children s Churc h and Adu l1 Bib lP Stud y, Wednesday at 7 30 p m HOPE BAPTfST CHAPE L 570 Gr ant S1 Mlddlf'por l Affl ll atedwllhSouthe 1 n Bap ll s t Convention Su nda y Schoo l lOa m . Mm nl ng worship 11 am , Eve nl n~ wor shlp 7 p m WPdnf'S da )' Pven ing Blb li' study a nd pra ye1 mt'f'tlng 7 p m BRADF'ORD CHURCH OF C HR IS1 Sl nt 124an dCo Rd 5 MarkSI:'l'\'l'r s, mlni ~ 1N Sundav Sc hool Supt Stf'\e P 1ckf' 11 ., Sunda y School ~ 10 am M o rn 1 n~ wor ~ hlp 10 30 am Evening wo ts htp 7 p m Wt>dnf'srlay wor s hip 7 p m S'l PA UL LUT HEJlAN CH I ' RC H Cornl:'r Syca m ore a nd Seeond S 1s P olllf'JOV T lw Rev Willi a m Mlddleswa 1 th, p sto r Sund a} SChool 9 -!'1 ~ m ( hurd• sf' rvlcr 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH, Ms.(!r An!ho nvGla nn amure Ph 992 5898 Sa tur da y Eve ning M ass 7 .10 p m Sund<J v Mass 8 a m u nd 10 a m Confess io ns o nC' half hour bt:' fo rP each Mass CCD cla!>Sf'S, 11 am Sund a v VJ C'lOHY BAPTIST ~25 N 2nd Sl M ldd ll.'port Jam£> <;; F. Kf'f' SC'f' pa sto r S unda\ mu1mng: 1.1.o r s hlp 10 "m E ~f'n lng sf'r vkf' 7 p m Y.t'dnPs d av "~'f'lllng \.loOr s h tp 7 pm V!S llal 1on T hurs da\ (1 111 pm T RINITY CHRI(;;,TIA!\: ASS FM ALY Coolvlll f' G tlbfor \ Spf'nCPI pastor Sund a; Sc hool9 .1 0a m, Mornlng sPI\ trc 11 .1 m S LJn da\ t>\ Pnl n ~ sPn ir£> 7 341 p m , Mtd W('(:>k praver SPf\ ICf' Wf'fint>sd a\ 7 !0 p rn MT O LI VE l0 \.1M UN IT\' C HUB C II I a"' r e>nCP B us h p<:~~l o r Max F o lmc 1 Sr Supt S unda\ School and \.10J m n ~ 1A o1 ~ hlp !t Wa m Sundo.n f'Vr nln~SPI\H c -;p m YouthmPf'ttng.lndB!blP Siud\ IA f' dn f'~ d.n 7 p rn Lt-;I T FD F'AIT II r Ht JRfH Rt ';n u p 11 mrr ov fhPa ~s Hf'\ Hobf'ltSm 1th s 1 pastor Rf'\ lam P<;; Cundtff a ss l p. 1sto 1 :-i und ;n Sc il ool q lO am Mormn g v.n 1 s hip 10 30 ,1 m £\ f' nlng "ors h1 p-; 111 p m WomC'n s Ff•ilu wshlp,l ucs da\ HI,. m Ylt•d nPsd a v m ~hrp r,n' f'l<;f'r\ I Cf'j lflp rn F'A IT H RA PTI ST I HURC H Hai11o.Hl S! Mas o n Sund,t\ School 10 a m Mol n mg v.or s ht p 11 am . [\ Pn tn_g <;f'r \l i' ~ ' l p m P•o,Pr mPf'tln g a nd Blbl<' Sllld\ \\( •(! nf' ~ d a\ 7 p m FORF.ST RL'. BAIJIIS I HI '\ \\li Bordi•n p a~lor COi nPltus Bun r h ~u pt S unda~ School 9 3D am St> ~·o nd .:.1nd fourth Sundays v. u rshiJ.I Sl' l VtlP at 1 30 p m Ml MUHIAH HAP I IS ! t uur l h and Main St Middlf'po!! RP \ Cal\m Mmm s, pa st or M1 s Ehm Bumga 1d 11 f'1 .,.up! Su ndav Sc hoollJ 10 am Wors hi p serv1re 111 1 ~ a m Sl ('('f'S.'-i ROAD ( Hl 'R CH OF'CIIRJSTfosPph 0 Jlos kin..s l \ an~f'lt s l Sunrl;n R1hlf' Stud; 9 am Y.or shi p 10 u m SundaY P\ Pntn ~ Sf'f\ tPP c~t h p m \\ ('(]nf'Sda \ ~·t vtr<· 7pm PFN1 Ff OSl A L AS~ r_\1l::SL' H.t ( inf' R1 1:.!4 \o\\ll tam Hoba c k paslm Sunda\ Sf'ilool 10 am Su nd;:n rvrnlng st>rvice 7 P m W~:>dn('sdav t>H•nlng !>PI vice 7 p m CARPE!\TI: R DAPTI S1 Don C lwadl~ Su pt Sund aY Sc hool ~ JU am Mor n ing \\01 s h!p 10 ma m Pl aH'r~C'n!ce al tC'r n ate S und<~, ' \.11DDLEPORT P EN TECOSTAl rhlrd AH Rt>v C lark Baker pa:. t01 Ca 1l t-;ot tln~ ham . Sunda\. Srhool Supt Su nd a) Sc hool 10 a m wtth c\a<;;ses fm all a.I(:£'S Evening ser\ tees a! 6 p m WPdnf'sd a\ B1 biPslud Y at 7 :IDpm'louth sr i\I Cf's F rl da v a l 7 30 P m l::CCLESIA FELLOY..S HI P 1!H M1ll S t , Mldd lt'POI I Brolh('t Churk Mcl' hPt son pa s lo r Sunda\ St tlool 10 .o~ m Su nda ) <'H"m ng sf'n Ices at -; p m ..11 td ~ l'dnl •<;da\ Sf'TVICC'Sat7p m " T IQL IT\ BAPT IST f: art ShuiPl pas !nr Su nd,t\ Schuul 'I mJ m Cilult h Sf'l \kf' 7 P m Yo uth mN'Ilng fi p m Tue" da\ Blblf' STud) Lll j p m FL'L L ( ,OS PEl LICHT Hot S r: HOi~ Hiland Ro.1rl PnmeHI\ 'l um Krll\ 'p a~ lot De~nn\ Lambert S S Sup t S1111d a\ mor n\ng ~rrV trf' al 1!1 am Su nd.n fvrn 111g 't' l ~It •• 7 lll !J m ruf'~da\ and 1 hur s da} Sf' I\ ICt'S a t " lfl P m WORD OF FAIIH 4! ~ I ll St M1ddl" pUl l Hn hud Stf'\1 <~It P·• ~ • m Sundd\ mm nlng ~p n lu" 1n a m Sund,J ~ P\ Pnl n~ 7 ~I 1 ursd a \ mo1 nmg Bib], • 'itud\ Ht .1 m 'Ardn('sda\ f'~f'nlng -; :lll p m l'husdrt\ mo 11iln~ UdPo " ' th Kf' nnr•1h (O!)l'1a nd 10 " m f11rl.n f'\ Pnlng \ •rl1~1 .... nh l\1 ·nn r>1h Copdand j .l U p m NE\\ HA \'['\ CHL Rl fl U F I HI :\A ZARF.~F API ( ,h•nd(ln "ll••ut1 pi'.IOI Sunda\ School r, \!1,. m \\ m' il•p ~t'l \up Ill ltl am 'I ou t h <;Pi lle t• <..;un d t~\ h l~ p m Su nda\ f'\f'nlnl'! ~"'' IC<": uop m \.\ed n(•s da\ Pia\ C! Mr1t10 g .1n1l B•LJI• Slu d\ j 0(1 P m '\/FAS r S l: fTI F.M1 '\l ( HI HI.. H \..; un tin o~ ftr>lllllOII '~' 1 \1{!'' .11 2 lO l hui~CI.I'. 1' \t'ntn g S f'I\K{'~ at Ill FIR ST BAP1 IS f l Hl I·H H l\l.1'C n \\ \ ' .i P.1-.to1 Bil l Mu1ph\ Sund.11 <...: ( hon lll\ ,1m !-;unrln nrnmg -10['11 1 ]'11\ •'1 !1H'P11nl.'! .Jnd B1bl1 s turl\ \\1 •dnc 'd c ~ - 11) P m [' \('Jionp ,1r>lcnm1 A JII ' Tl/~:\nF'H FF \\llli L\ I ' l l SI''-.a I F'<.~u l Td\lill p1~tt1 1 S11m i c~l Srho nl H I<.~m Sunr1,1\ l \illln~- \llpm l<m St I~< \\c• dnpo;da \ t'\ t' nl ng p1 t lf'l m•·•·llnC.; Pm SOl ' lH lHTHF:I.'\1\~ l F Sl\\1 !-'\:T ( HLRI.. H Sli~f'l Rtd .L: t P u •• lll S1dl' n ' '''( k1•1 IM>,~n J Su nd n Schi•Ol 11 .t m fhur<'h ~<'f\tr• · W .1 m n1hl• · Sturh \\ 1><:1 nf' <;d,t\ .11-; ill P m lun •· !h1u SqJI•' m tw • 7 p m O<t o bPI rh1u Ma\ Sund il\ 1' \('IIIO.£: F tllmo,,hip - p m lun.-.tlll uS('P1 1'1!11lf'r n PTTI O<tnbn lh1u ~1.t \ m R1 Tl AND mm F MF T HODI ST Amns f !Ill s pdslot So nn \ Hu dson s up! Sund.n S< hool 9 10 a m Morning v.o1 s h1p lt! W "m Sund01v P\£'nlng "t' l \ll(P 7 no p m W<'dn{'sdil\ sPn tCP 7 p m WMPO pro g1am 11 .1 m <•arh Sund<H RliTLAND C HL' R CH Of' TUF. [I.;AZA RENE Rt•' llu vLl D G1l mm l r pastnt Su nd a\ SC hool 9 .10 a m Wm ' IP sf'n kl' 10 J ll am Yo un g Pf'OPif' s s.-.1\ lf'f' n p m E• ange l\ s iiC sen'ICP fi :lOp m WC'dnf's daY se1v lcP 7 p rn MASON l' II U RCII OF' C HRIST MIII Pr Sl , Mas on . W Va EugPne L ( o ngf' l ml nls !PI Sndav B1bl<• Stud\ \0 :1 m \\'Or s h1p II a m a nd 7 p m Wt~dnr,d<J\ B1 blf Siud\ voca l muste i p m I.IBERT\ ASSEMEL,'OF <,OD-M.NIO I ;-.j I'h aek1 •1 pa,lut Fwnlng ~·r \ICf' 7 l'l p Ill \\'omPn·.., Mm1~1n.- T hu rsda\ I) I;() am Wrdnl'Sda\ Pla\rr a nd f11hif' Stu rh 7 1'1 p m HARTFORD CII L:f1C H OF CHR IST l'l CHR ISTIA !'\ UN \0!\ Thr Rt>\ "11\lam C amplx>ll . pastor Sun d a y Slhoul 'l '\0 a m JamP!i Hu~hes su pt F.\Pning 'iC r Vtff• 7 30 p m WC'dnsd a\ f'ven ln g pra\f'r mrPI lng 7 30 p m Youth pra\C>! SC'f\ lcf' Pach TuPsdav FAIRVIEW Rlnt F C HU R C H Lf' la r l W Va. Rt 1 J ames Le"ts , pa s tor Wo r ship services 9 '\0 a m . Sund ay School I I a m , E vl!ning worsh lp 7 30 p m T uesd,l\ collaRP p ra\N mef>ling and Bt bk Studv 9 30 a m Wors ht p serv i('e Wf'dnt' sda\ 730pm OUR SA \'TOUR I LlTHF.RA!\ C HURC'II. Walnut a nd Hr n r. Sts, R a\<'nsv.ood W Va Thl' Rev Gpor~p C W('l! lei<, pa s iO I Sund av SC hool9 30 ll m, Su n da~; \.\.un; l1 lp 11 a m CALV ARY BlBLE CHURC H locat(>d on Po mero y Pike, Cou nt y Road 25 nl'<Jl F'la! woods Rev B lackwood pastor Spnlrf's o n Sundava t 10 30a m a nd 7 .illp m \l.lth SundaY School9 30 a m Bib !<> Stud\ , Wf'd nesday 7 30 p m FAITH FELLOWS HIP rRUSADE FOR C HRI ST St Rt 338 Antlqu11 y Rf'\ Fran k lin D\ck(>ns . pastor Sunda v m o rn I n~ 10 a m . Su nd av PV£>n lng i ~ p m Th u1 sd a y pve nlng 7 30 p m STIVERSV ILL E CO MMU NITY HAl> l iST CH U RCH Pas tor RotK>rt Byer s Sunda y Sc hool tOa m . Worship serv lcf' 11 a m Sunda~ f'\f'n inR s er.•lce.7 30 p m , Wt"dnesday <'V<'nlng service 7 30 p .m INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH Inc, Pearl St , Mlddli"porl RPv O'De ll Manley . pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 31.1 a m . Morning worship 10:30 am. Evening wors hip 7· 30 p m Tuesday, 12 30 p m Wom t'n's Prayer m eeting. Wed nesd ay. 7.30 p m Prayer and Praise service RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURC H OF JESUS C HRIST , E lde-r Ja m ~ MIIIPr BIble Study. Wednesday 7 30 p m . Sunday SchoollO a m.; Sunda y night service, 7· 30 pm. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS. Harrl.sonvll!t> Road Earl F'leld s, pastor . Ht nry Eblin , Jr, Sunday SC hool su pt . Sun day SChoo l 9 30 a m , Morning worshi p 11 a m ., Sunday evening service- 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7.30 p .m . ~CUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Non Pt>nterostal Joy Qark . pastor Ph 992-mJ WorshiD Sr-rv!Cf' Sundav 10 a m . :o Sermonette Thankful For America'? !\ext WPdnesdav. Mav 'l l IS Memonal Dav Th!"i hol1dm IS 011(' for rememtx-nng l'.c recall past Mrmonal Da\ s Wr recall thr nowers a nd nags put on graves of those gone to thrtr reward \\ e recall how 11 all sfat1ed w hen a few women after thP Clv tl W <.~r rPmembered !host' buvs far hom home and farn1h. v. husl' hf'Lld stones and graves were una ttendf'd So 1hf>SC' l adJf'!'; put flov. c.>rs l::M?stde those cold stones mar kmg thr restmg place of those b1a\ f' lads w ho gave their all for \~!ha t thr y hrld dear E\ f'n so toda\ Wf' put flags andt or nowers ovPr the graves of loved onPs and strangPrs. tn sav to al l "Les t we forget " We tOOay would not ha vf' what we ha Vf' nor be\\ hat \\ f' a 1f'. 1f 11 had not been f or those who have gone beforf' Out \\f'll bcmg todd\ has ~n built upon what our forrfathers hc~ ve donr T h('~ laid thr fo und ation a nd we are onl \' bUIIdmg on what thev havr donp Wh<lt wf> are domg today we art' makmg thp future gPncra t1ons bulld upon What arP we l e~\1 n g bPhmd for lhf'm to hUilcl upon ? As we Li sten to the Of'\\'Smedta, our govrmmrnts our schools. our mus1r. what do we hf'ar and \.\.ha t do \\'f' sN'? Arr wp rattin g people on the back or JUS! pomtmg fingers ? [)o wr hrar words o! selft shnpss. "Tam noT gotng To SPrvP my counlr'\ 01 ma\'bf> "Thr\ owP us. 1 d on 't have to work. let t hr govf'rnmcnt p.l\ Ol\ rent. takr C'arP of m y mPdlC'al nPPds. fff'd mP and clothf' mf' . r tc? Grf'f'd can be a terrible thing Do we hPar more of nght s than of responslbllitiE's? Is lazmess replacmg scrvtcc and ts sht rkmg outdistancing duty, a nd where do pnde and rrsponstbt lll\ Pntet tnl o thE' picture of Amc ncan life today? Amf'flca was founded on lhC' pl"f'm!Sf' ttlat lhf' lrss lnf' f.!ll\rlnmi'lll \ntt>rlf'lf"' llw bt'!1t>l off will b.:> the peoplP A.n lnd('pf'lldf'llt a h of IhP fa n1lh t tk 1ng r cr P r •I )I ~·If t~ nd It; own lo; the ~I w.:tv Wt: grew gn'!ll bN:'.a u se thP famlh hllml' .,., ,1 ~ lh (. IsliP and rhnsp round about were to keep hands off The~ W<'rt' not to oom e O\ f'l ,md ldkP fr om a nlll hf'r be<:'a u se thcv had more 11 a nyonC' wanted more than he had II >,l,a ~ simp!\ go out anrl earn It The M ayflower Pact said It all , " H f> Y.hO doesn t work~ not (':11 Memorial Day brtngs to rem l'mbrance fh{)S(' who ha vp gum• b!>fm P and " ho £.1\'f' their all Fl"'f'Pdom from thE.> tntertt:>ren('(' of Ji;'l)vernrnt:"n l IPlltng u ~ "'lwn• a nd v..hm, having enough to liVf' on and to be frre from the fear of thlf'Vf>S a !'I(\ 1-1 anton dPSI I"Ut tlon shou.Jd be our ('V('Jy'day way of Iiff' If wt> an> to ha\.E> a 11 thes(> pn\ i!('g<'S thPn Mf'morla l Day !Pils us we must stand up and be count('(! a nd deff'nd lhls nat ton and th ls form of goV('mmenl tha i for over m years has R'lven us thesf> wonderful fri'f>OOms We must :>!le'IVP oor nation and OOld uppennost In our minds lhesP words and ldf'as DliTY. PRIDE. SERVl CE AND RESPONSIBIUTY &> thankful fur 111J(> Americans, America Seek them out and bf> OnP yoo~lf - R~· Wllllttm M1ddiPSwarth Mt'IRS County Luthrnlns �Page 6---The Daily Sentinel Friday, MDy 25, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Cancer memorials thoughtful gift As Memorial Day approaches, the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer Society is planning to spotllght It memorial program. Many people want to honor their loved ones at this time and making a donation to the Unit In their memory is both a fitting tribute to them and an Invaluable gift which helps save the living from cancer, unit officials state. Memorial dona Uons to the Ameli· EMPIRE FURNITURE IS READY TO RECONSTRUCT ITS MIDDLEPORT STORE. EVERYTHING IS READY TO GO BUT WE NEED TO SELL SJ00,000° 0 (Three Hundred Thousand Dollars) OF OUR 3/c MILLION DOLLAR INVENTORY. WE MUST SELL THIS NOW REGARDLESS OF PROFIT. COME IN AND WE WILL ACCEPT ANY REASONABLE OFFER. TRY US ..... YOU'LL BE SURPRISED. OF OUR Coffee breaks planned in Meigs MILLION DOLLAR INVENTORY CONCERT - 'lbe "Come ABve Singers" !rom CinclnnatiBibleCollegewWbepresentlngaconceriat the Bradford Clntrch ol Christ on May 30 at 7:30p.m. SATIJRDAY POMEROY -Descendantsof J .B. and Roxie Banln Shockey wtil meet at 00.3 Adams Street Church of Christ Day Care House, Ravenswood, Saturday. Other relatives and friends are Invited to join them for potluck dinner at noon and a hymn sign In the auditorium of the Church of Christ Building, Kaiser and Douglas Avenues at 2 p.m . MIDDELPORT- Middleport Youth League wtil hold a T·Ball, minor league and girls' pee wee tournament Saturday and Sunday. Entry fee is $10 and one new ball. For additional Information call992-6890. SUNDAY LETART FAU.S - There will be a dinner at Letart Falls Community Hall Sunday begin· nlng at 11 : :Jl a.m. OVER 100 Kl NCAI D SATURDAY 10-5 SUNDAY LIVING ROOM OVER 25 SINGER OVER 50 1-7 ROOM AS CASH LANE "To Qualified 8uyen homeat9:~a . m. MONDAY POMEROY - Schedule of Drew Webster Post 39, Ameli· can Legion, for Memorial Day services, au on Monday. 10 a.m .. at Beech Grove Cemetery In Pomeroy; 11 a.m., Sacred Heart Cemetery, Pomeroy; 11:30 a.m. Rock Springs Cemetery; l p.m. Meigs Memory Garden; 1: .D p.m., Chester; 3 p.m. Hemlock Grove. 1978 FORD FAIRMOND .......... SI895 4 dr. Good conditiOn. Low mileage. 1976 MERC. BOBCAT Sta. WGN Auto., PS , Air. Harisonville Collipolh Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery. fruit trees. Azaleas. Rhododendron, House Plants - 4" to 10'. Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to 5 1979 PINTO .......................... s1995 2 dr., 4 spd . radio, good conditiOn, 40,000 mrle s 1978 MONTE CARLO .............. s2295 2 dr, run s good V·6. MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main Street 992-2164 Pomeroy For Pets - Stables - Large and Small Animals Lawns - Gardens HOLIDAY WEEKEND SPECIAL CHILDREN'S PAT HILL FORD 20% OFF HAS THE 4 WHEEL OR FRONT WHEEL DRIVE &THE PRICE YOU WANT ..... FORD RANGER 4x4THE GUTSY LITTLE PICKUP FROM FORD "The Middle Shoe Store in the Middle Block" •POMEROY, OHIO 2% MILK One Gallon With The Purchase Of 1-Lb . of Kahn's AMERICAN BEAUTY BACON $8,39500 BED GENERIC CHARCOAL 20 LB. BAG $ 39 3 RIGHT EQUIPMENT FOR OFF-ROAD FUN, 4 cyl., 4 spd. trans .. long wheel base. power steering, radio. rear step bumper. OVER 150 RECLINERS MR . BBQ LIGHTER FLUID • TwinTraclionBeam indeJ:)en· dent Iron I suspension • Choice of manual or optiOnal automatic locking hubs • Cham·driven. 2·speed transfer $1.09 case • OptJonal30-gal capac1ty fue l tank $8,395° 0 IN STOCK NOW GENERIC 2 liTER POP All FLAVORS GENERIC 12 OZ. CAN , OVER 50 SATURDAY 5 79¢ EACH FOR $}.QQ REGULAR & DIET r-----------------------1 C. K. SUPERMARKET 1984 RTS $5,895 QQ DR. PEPPER 4 spd. overdrive, rack and pinion steering, front disc brakes. ra dio-2 speakers, radial tires, reclining seats. HOURS Phont 446·1405 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON •VEGETABLE PLANTS •HANGING BASKETS •SEED POTATOES •FERTILIZER •LAWN MOWERS & ROTOTILLERS PB, PS. Air. Good condrtion . NOW FOR ONLY cvnd Av•· $}295 1976 MERCURY MONARCH .... s1395 HARR!SIONVILLE The annual Harrisonville-Sc ipio Alumni Association's dinner and dance will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Harrisonville school. Country and western music will be provided by "True Country." Bob Pickett wlll call. Uncle Bob's Chicken Palace will be closed that night and dancers are Invited to come to Harrisoovllle for the dance which wlll begin at9 p.m . ROOM MON.-FRI. 10-8 Ph . 992 -5776 •Potting Soil •Peat Moss •Onion Sets •ProMix •Fencing SPRING SAVINGS DINETTES 842 Syracuse, Oh. Muscular Dystrophy Association trail runs will be held Sunday at the American Legion Farm on Bailey Run Road beginning at noon. All proceeds from the motorcycle trail runs being sponsored by the Friends of MDA wtll go to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Registration wUI begin at 10 a .m. with runs to start at noon. Refresh· ments will be available. The farm is located on Bailey Run Road, just off 124 toward Rutland. Donations for participation are$7 for the long trail, Happenings MARGUERITE SHOES OPEN MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY 90 DAYS SAME RACINE - Racine Legion Post 002, American Legion w1ll hold Memorial services at Green wood Cemetery Sunday at 10 a .m. and Letart Cemetery at 11 a.m. Leglonaires to meet at post OVER 20 DINING SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY ONLY RACINE - A chicken bar· becue dinne r will lie held at the Racine Fire Station Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. sponsored by the Racine Fire Department. Dinners $3 and chicken only $2.50. TENNIS SHOES 1-6 PULASKI HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Recently the REACT Team was In Athens to assist with commrnunl· cations for the ThingAThon held for the March of Dimes On June 2, the team will be assisting with communications for Members w1ll be on duty 24 hour£ the Heart Run to be held In Meigs serving coffee and cookies to . County. The group meets on the first traveling motorists. Fliday of each month. Persons wishing to join the association are welcome to attend . MDA trail runs Sunday SLEEP SOFAS BASSETT *INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL The public Is Invited to attend. The Bradford Clntrchof Christ Is located at the comer ol Conoly Road 5 and Route 124. Calendar POMEROY - The Pomeroy Alumni Association wlll be decora tlng for the alumni Friday at 7 p.m. a t Meigs High School cafeteria. Help Is needed. OPEN Goal of the society Is to control cancer and to ease Its ef!ects on patients and their famllles. There is no way that the goal can he reached without memorial contrtbutlons, It Is reported . Requests for memorials may be made by calling, writing or visiting the Meigs Onlt, American Cancer Society at the new location In the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, teJe. phone 992-7531. The office Is open each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. The Meigs County REACT Team w1ll be holding coffee breaks at the north bound roadside park on U.S. 33, near Darwin, beginning Friday, May 25, thrcugh Monday, May 28. FRIDAY 'FLEXSTEEL can Cancer Society are used to support programs of cancer research, education :and patient services. Thanks, In part, to these programs, one In three cancer patients are now being saved. One effort which memorial gifts support is the program on the public on the value of early detection and prompt treatment of cancer. Last year, ~ rnllllon Amelicans were reached with this message, officials report. 1 BPACK 16 OZ . BTLS. DIET & REG. *LEASE THIS CAR FOR ONLY 5136.56 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. CALL OR COME IN FOR DETAILS LIMIT 2 $ }i 0 9 Plus Deposit EXPIRES JUNE 3. 1984 COUPON L----------------------- 10-5 PRICES EFFECTIVE NOW THRU JUNE 3, 1984 SUNDAY 1-6 C. K. SUPERMARKET •· } J ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT �Pc..,c The 8 Sentinel Daily Cheshire Kyger alumni dinner wru The Cheshlre-Kyger Alumni Friday, May 25. 1984 PomerDy-Middleport, Ohio Shoemaker and Bob Polcyn, ropresidents; Frank Cremeans, vice havettsannualbanquetSaturdayat Kyger Creek High School Saturday president, Donna Reynolds, tressurer; VIvian Curfman, recording secretary, and Pam Burnett, Elva with registration beginning at 5· JJ p.m . Classrollcalllssetfor6· 15,and dinner will beat 6 JJ p m . The dinner Is catered by Circle's, and the cost Is $7 per plate. Oasses to be honored at the event are 1934, 1944, 1954, 1959, 1964, 1900, Kiddie day noted by class DavlsandClaraHaner,rorrespond1ng secretary. Class members, former and present te'¥!llerare1nvlledtoattend Ule event '1illd get caught up on what' s been happening 1974 and 1979 The group 's Officers are Katie Kiddie day was observed reoent.Jy bY the heme econornlcs class at Southern Hlgll School The ch1ldren took part ln tlnger painting, sldds, reading, singing and gift. Plans were made for a grab bag excllange at the next meeting to be hosted by Ruth Young. Games were played with prizes going to Doris WDt, Elaine Spires, Lola HarrisOn, Ruth Young, Linda Hubbard, Delores WhltJillk. Mrs. Spires also won the • • prize. Others attending were Linda Gheen, Dottle Johes, and Brenda Bolin. Refreshments were served. Chatter dub meeting held making playdough. Refreshments were served to Adam and Tara Barton, Ertca Arnott, Andrew Cottman, Tina Collins, Megan Drummer, Jenny Adkins, Tommy Lake, Jason Law- son, David MUIIron, Christopher Pickens, Thnmy Saltzman, and Sarah WUson. 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( '"I I 11 1" 11 1 •rl u r Notice to Oealors n•, ool Veh~ele Motor St>• 1uJn In <) I r I'H IJnlP v\l •lh 307 Rh n t 1h1· Ot11 0 R.-.v•\~->d loti, ' r llf'd hHI', w• I bP r r>rP v + ri t-v rht Bu, 1ri ol r..,r"rrs I n rnh C l llrn+SS+ On r•, ('l rJr1 H,, I' ~'• n >roy 0~1r n 4~ 76G w1 t ol 1 ') noon h1nr !.) 19R4 fiH ' ! ltd'> W Il l hi r\ ho> {)IJ+"f1Pd ct1 I 11') P M on Ji,n , 'J 1984 , •nil t ( •, rtl lo ' 1r 1 )1 lll ( lN I' If )I 1nke P. !tec t and be +n l ull Ioree tr orn and altPr 1he f'ilrlres t date provod ed by law Passed thP 14th d dy o t May ' 'res,dent o f Cou nc1 1 Ca rl Ho1kv OPEN: MON.-SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C. t. KITCHEN THE NEW SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY Is Expandtng In This Area - 10 Fashion Show Olrec tofl Needed - No Experience Nac:esury - No Money Needed - Excellent Pay Plans Earn an 8800 Jewelry Ktt - Wrn Tnpa end Pnzes Call 992-2063 il<lween 9·00 A M · 5 00 PM 5·9 I mo THE DITCHING SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES r •' I! Nrl l o I 1\.11 h • :. ~ l 'rr pn<; 11 No 1 Ill' i:J ) 18 2~ 2 rc Brr' snP.c rh 'l l tOn~ tn ly b -'! po, kerl 11n fi t the Mf>t q• Cuunry I nQrnPf'r s Ollt CP or rtlf' MPtq<:. rour1ty Cor+1rnrs~1onprs Oftr ce Thr M" rr~ Cnun ly Cornm '> no I ' n-rly K l\'~ 1 Th r' lrlW>-''il <d 111 r pJF' C I 1111 !Jf' , IJr(i 'nr Thf• 11lllll1i' d u u rou:;f' ,111+1 r.•.., +>rvt' l+l d ( • •' PI or )II htr1<; 1nd 0 1 I '" ttql"t I• I"' I <II IV ollly Mc~ry H r: l )• TPI 10.1 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dtshwaahert •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 !) 11c ,,... ..,, ' " ' , P, ql rl lo lht rl(•,<\ I i! 11 n lt ll rl lOJ !1 11 1 J lfl Hfrll\I",Trn 111 <)I PIKE AT 35 WEST 11u II• ( fJn1 1'llll\ 1\ r, " ·~~ Nn I , dtr • ~\11" h 11 rr_w_ L_'_" _" '_ '' ~ BARGA.W MATINEfS ~Tt..fKMY rl SIM04Y ALL S£Ars S2 00 ADMISSION fVERY TUESLWY $200 •5.2• H -' f' . STARTS TODAY ! We Use Von Schrader Equopment Recommended by Leadmg Caopet Manufacturers 'FREE ESTIMATES" 4 10 I mtl Public Notoco ORDINANCE N01145 -84 An Ordmance to Establrsh the poSition of Assrstant Pohce Chief BertordainedbythoCounal of 1he Village of Middklport as f~l~ S[ C I That tht> pUS•I o n of As s l ~ t.~nt c htPt p j rur \ 1-' IS ' l•"rhy ~- q llrl sf I' I 1 Tl'w V ol )lJi' o l Ml (1illrp(lr l Sl ( II Tha i th 'du \1 C's n t lh P 11111 t ~> c h ,_,, ~\h011 1hr \l k n l Vd fl1 1\ (lf ()I r .,..,a., BASS MOUNTED FOR sso Thru Month of May TANNED DEER HIDES Sv.roble lo r G loves Efc Rea5onably Pnced TAXIDERMY SHOP New L1ma Rd Rutland On PH 742 -2225 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wiring needs. furnaces repa11 service and installation. Resident tal & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 )lhrrtvs<" ,-, ~ 1 ! 54 Misc. Merchandise thdl dlf' unde r S!C Ill T'ldl lllf• Polv f o r 1h1s Real Estate General REAL ESTATE For Sale by Owner 3 bedroom farm house with barn, 60 acres. $75,000 Call: (614) 464-3563 (614) 881-5784 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS ·• 1st WEEK! 7:10 &9:20 TURDAY & SUNDAY JOE I'I'AJIATB P.M. or992-7119 5/2/1 mo J& L INSULATION •Storm Doors •Gutter 81 Downspouts •Storm W•ndows •Roofing •Replacement Wtndows •Sidewalks, Patios •Custom Burlt Garages FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE -PH. 992-2772 4lll l mon~ ARMY TENTS, ARMY TARPS, PONCHOS, SLEEPING BAGS, RUBBER SUITS AND MORE Located I mile past Mason County Fairgrounds in the T.N.T. Area Sale Dates: Thursday, Friday & Sat~rday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, 12 noon-5 p.m. E. Mairnlo.lollt POMEROY,O. 992-22S9 NEW LISTING - M1ddleport - Huge llvtng room, dtnmg room. 3 bedrooms and IS newly remodeled Has a gas heat pump foo heat~ng and cool1ng On~ $25.000 NEW LISTING- Owner oeady to de~ and has reduced the pnce on th~ older 2 S!OI'f home It needs some repair but there E a lot of potenhal You can't beat thiS one Wants $11 900 Will entertam a reasonably offeo BACK ON THE MARKET Th1s 10 year (jd. one ftoor plan home has 3 bedrooms bath and almost 2 acoesol ground 1n the coun!IY Call today Wants $36000 RUTlAND - Modular w1th acreage Plenty of garden space plus a 3 bedroom 24x58 modular that has 2 baths fully equipped k~chen, hreplace. central a1r Approx 56 acres $38225 LONG BOTIOM - A neat 3 bedroom ranch Wllh spac10us fam1ly room, <1tchen woth bu1~ 1n range and oven units, separate d1n1ng area Gas fo1ced a1r heat plus woodburner, 2 car garage, approx I acn! wrth garden space and outbulldlnJ> Many other lealures $37.000 REALTORS Henly Clellnd, Jr. 992-6191 Dottie Tumtf 992-5692 Je111 Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hill91~ IH IOllUI FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Tine acres with a nicely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms, one bath, 12xl5 hvirc room and 24x24 family room. Part~ally carpeb!d, fuel 011 furnace with facili· ties for woodbumer. 12xl5 block storage bulldirc. 2t)c30 block garap. Right off Rt 248, comtry settirc. If, mile east of Chester, NEW LISTING- Good buy oo thiS 5 rm w1th bath. furnace, eqwpped krt, full basement and 4 lots Near stores Only If Interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine, 949-2210. Warehouse FREE ESTIMATES 985-3813 3069 Btg Sale Mt Alto Auct1on Barn Sat June 2nd, 6 p m Oon t m1ss th1s one Emma Bell Auctioneer Ltcense Residence 985-3837 517/1 mo d OMC FLOSS BOOKS CUSTOM MADE FRAMES SALES & SERVICE U S. RT . 50 EAST Reg is ter for May Basket fu ll of Cross Stttch Suppl1es GUYSVILLE OHIO 429 ·84 WATERMELON PATCH 500 Lmcoln H1ll. Pomeroy Parts & Service PH 992-7582 " SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Open by chance or Appomtment S1zes Start From 12 x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows P&S BUILDINGS Racone. Oh Ph 614· 843 5191 949-2263 843-5425 582mopd •I£NIIH •SYLVANIA • SPEED QUEEN LAUNORY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR I if 3 2 lin We Have A Full Ttme Shop Techmcton on Duly RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CH ESTER-985-3307 NEW LISTING - 5 rm with bath gas heal 2 bedrooms small gaoden neao stores Just $11.000 RUTlAND - One lloo1 4 rm loame. bath gas heat c~ water lg yaod above flood CHESHIRE - Lg level lot, 3 bedrooms new central heat dnlled well For $39 900 POMEROY - About one acre. 2 bedrooms. coal furnace full basement $17 500 TOM'S SHOE REPAIR Will Open May 21st >{.(.· '---'~ ~~· II Closed Thursdays J 15 I mo ACCENT YOUNG'S FENCE & SUPPLY CARPENTER SERVICE 220 E Mam, Pomeroy PH. 992-6931 I ~~ iw;. ~:-; / rw. If.'; 1& 1 lti: " Free Estimates" InstallatiOn Available 4127 !1 mo - V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 ., 992-7314 Pomeroy Ohto ~ ' RUTtAN D - Remodeled 7 rms equ1pped krtchen. lg. levet and d~ garage $27,500 I SIIRAC:usE -One ftooo. 3BR. J$25,()00''·N'ea1 schools Askmg J&F CONTRACTING FREE PARKING FISHING REEL REPAIR Parts, Service ·REClAMATION WORK RISING - BUY NOW 'OIL FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ·coNcRETE woRK "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES "WATER GAS & OIL liNES JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-7201 Cl . & eantng For Garcia. Zebco. Shl· mana. Johnson D1awa . QUick STEVE FIN LAW PH. --985-4266 Rt. I Long Bottom. Oh. L _ _ __ _ _..w.ILlllfilln I L - - - - - - 1·141 mo CALL HElEN, BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH ~92 - 3325 Housing Headquarters Real Estate General M L."Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Serv1ce Cheryl Lemley. Me1p County Associate Phone 742-3171 Co . RADIATOR SERVICE DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK We can repa1r and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also actd bot I and rod out radiators We also repair Gas Tanks . AL TROMM PAT HILL FORD 742-2328 992-2196 Moddleport. Ohoo 1 1 J tfc We Have the Lowest Rates Real Estate Gonoral FOR SALE BY OWNER COMPLETELY REBUILT OLDER HOME 300 W. Main St., Pomeroy, OH. All NEW: Subrool & Roolin&, vmyt &utters and down•pouts. v1nyt sidl"l wHh msulated baclinc. shutters. onsulated wondows, 10'•20' covered dock. insulated steel door. larp livina 100m. att ntw l1tchtn, master bedroom. 2hlthrooms. washlf and dryer hookup, all new intenor watts, total ol 3 or 4 bedrooms, att new electrical wlrina. plumbin&. ps furnace and ducts, air conditlonln&. att outside wolls insulated. lots of closet ond storo&e space. $46,500.00. Ia Open For Your ln•pection to 6:00-Sundav 12:00 to 6:00 OR 992-3841 Balloons for Ge1 Well. Annt versarys, Birthdays, part1es Smgmg Gorrilla Call Bal loons & Co 446 -4313 Cleland Greenhouse flowers f lats or pots hangmg baskets, vegatable plants, tomato plants Gerald•ne Cleland, Vme and Mam St Rercme PHOTO SPECIAl! Now thru May 31 - color reprints from your negat•ves 1 2 for S1 89 May un d1fferent negattve for each pnnt tf desned Hockenberry Phar macy North 304 675 2113 4 ·DozE• sAcKHoE I~TEREST RATES ARE SWEEPER and sewmg ma chtne repatr , parts and supplies P1ck up and delivery Oavrs Vacuum CleBner one half m1le up Georges Creek Rd Call Bands at Jones Bar, West Columbia Fnday, Saturday & Sunday ntght Mean Stroak ladtes Night IS Sun day featurmg the Mud Rtver Band & free draft beer for the ladte s Everybody welcome Addons and remodeltng Roof1ng and gutter work Concrf!te work Pll!mbmg and electrrca1 work (Free Estimates) ]) 3 Announcements 614-446 0294 113 W 2nd St Pomeroy OH Open 9 00 to 5 00 • I Hn Goveaway 8 kittens 5 female, 2 male, 8 wks old Call 614 - 367 - 7626 S1x 5 wk old ktttens and mother cat Call 446 - 1275 3 pupp1es 2 female , 1 male, Mother Doberman, Father Rat never 304 882 2712 New Haven 4 month old , German She · pard puppy 304 - 675 4435 Female medtum SIZe black dog , very fnendly 304 675 6829 1 female black kitten , 5 weeks old to good home 304-675-6751 Pupptes 114 German pherd 304-458 ·1656 She 4 yellow ktttens. blue eyes. 1 bob tatl 4 Cahco 304 - 895 3637 after 2 30 675· 3442 6 lost and Found White mother ca1, good pet to a good home Call 614- 992 6916 Found Saturday 1n Kroger ' s parkmg lot , 1 pa1r bifocals wtth brown plastic frame Call 614·992 3408 Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Oh1o Dr. Carol Osborne Vetennanan Is At The Meigs Humane Society AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR THRIFT SHOP Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 or 992-7121 From 3 to 8 p.m. 3 74 Itt We pay cash for late model clean used cars Jtm M'"k Chev -Olds Inc Brll Gene Johnson 446 -3672 Middleport Every Tuesday For Treatment Of Animals 5/ 8/1 mo. Lost· whtte 1 1 month old cat Chtld's pet Lost around S 2nd Ave Middleport Call 614-992-6069 Reward Lost Apple Grove, Jerry Run Rd Part PoodlePektngese male black - gra~ Name PeeWee. needs medt cal attention Any tnt o1 whereabouts call John Ch•i•tv. 304·676-2377 Lost mens wire frame pres criptiOn glaues in down · town 1rea Please call 304 - 676-7362. Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swa1n Furnr ture 446 - 3159 3rd & Oltve St Ga lhpohs Oh 388 -9906 o• 614 388 9617 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS NEW-REPAIR home area Wanted To Buy Wanted to buy standing t1mber Call after 6 or anytrme weekends 61 44 · ' WRITESEL ROOFING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofmg of all Tvpes 9 THE Aut homed John Deeoe New Holland. Bush Hog Faom Equopmenl Dealer Farm Equipment I lr' tn COUNTED CROSS STITCH BOGGS No Sunday Calls $14.000 Ohio. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstaus equipped w1th kitchen, living room, dining room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath; house also has basement Lot s1ze approx. 48'x308'. Needs work . Auction every Fn n1ght at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchanduse every weak ConStgmants of new and used merchandise always welcome R1chard Reynolds Aucttoneer 304 · 275 · GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS 3-1 949-2860 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEAOQUARHRS FOR $12.000 Real Estate General WVa 304-773 -5785 or 304 773 -9186 Announcements ' VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Atck Pearson Aucttoneer SerV1ce Esta1a. Farm, An tique &. ltqutdatron sales ltcensad &! bondedtn Ohio & G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLY CHESHIRE . OHIO "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free sidtng estimates , 949-2 801 or Ph . (6J4l TEA Help Wonted Wanted to buy tobacco plants Call 304 -458 -1997 1 H P Jet Waterpump Call 304 -882-2194 Buytng datly gold, Stiver coms. nngs, jewelry sterling ware old coms large cur rency Top pnces Ed Bur · kett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Mtddleport Oh 614 992 · 22 Money to Loan HO!If~ LOANS FIXED RATES Below ma.-et rates Fixed conventional FHAVA . Leader Mortgage, Athen1. collect 614-6923051 Assistant Organist needed at Grace Episcopal Church Cash patd for fancy tron or heavy tron beds $160 and up for certam Me1gs Co stone jars Old t 1me cup board call 1 304 - 882 - 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds, tron , wood, cupboards, charrs , chests, baskets , d•shes , stone Jars anttques. gold and srlver Wnte M D Mtller. At 2 Pomeroy Ohto 45769 or call 614 - 992 - 7760 Chtlds swmg set fram e Ph one 304 -675· 4082 after 5 30 Used cement mtxer. good cond wtth or wl1hout mo· tor 304 -6 75 - 1 058 Superv1110r needed for USA No 1 Toy party plan, to hire & manage demonstrators Free traming 8tr supplies Free &300 sample k1t Great pay, plus earned Hawau tnp , Work from your home La dtas ok fromver 23. call for details House of Lloyd. Inc .. collect, aak tor Vugtnta , 614-474-6213 Babysttter for 8 yr old Appro• 2 1/2 hours per day. 5 days a week, summer only Mus1 be dependable, neat & mature Call 614 - 992 - 6598 Fash1on Retail Sales We are growmg m the Galhpolts area 8t: need you, tf ypu are a ca reer onented, self mottvated dedicated,responslble rndtvtdual who loves worktng wtth the pubhe Postttons avatlable full t1me store manager, partttme sales assoctotes Send resume w1th salary history to Gmza. 224 Allenberry Ctr cle , Ptttsburgh PA 15234 Call412 - 833 - 4175 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORSGRADUATES If you are wonder1ng how you can get a JOb Without work expenence, the West Vtrgm1a Army Nattonal Guard m1ght be the answer for you Earn good money whtlelearnmg a sktll Full ttme pay while you tram part trme pay once you come back home call 304- 675-3950 or 1-800-6423619 Part ttme. men and women, work from your home on telephone progr-am earn up to S25 to S 100 per week dependmg on ttme ava1lable Call 304 576 -2518 Babys1tter needed 1n home Gall1pohs Ferry 304 -675 5595 , 5 days a week 12 Sotuations Wanted Help Wanted Offtce Clerk eKpenenced m Mad1care 8t We11are ln su ranco some f•lmg Compu ter expenence helpful but not neccessary Sund Re sume to 158 Woodland Dr Galltpolts, OH 45631 Ump1res needed I AddttJOnal baseball umptras are needed for summer youth leagues Adults , college age please apply by May 30 Pay depends on leagues worked , eventngs only Apply at Galhpohs Parhs & Recrea tton0ep1 518SecondAve Ph 446 - 1789 ext 24 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER The Gallta Metgs Commun tty Ac1ton Agency !CAA) •s currently plecmg eltg1ble htgh schoot sentors and other eltg•ble appltcanh 16 to 21 year s old m the JTPA Job Search Program Appli cants must be residents of Galha or Metgs County to Qualtfy Enrollments w11l be made on a ftrst come f1rst served basts Applicants Will rece•ve profest1onal asstst ance in all aspecta of lookrng for employment-from as sessr•• ent to getting the tob These job seekers are tmme dtataly eligtble for on theJOb 1raintng and youth tryout employment tncenttves for amployers to htre program parttcipants Employers are on waiting hats to hire people enrolled in the program . For further information call446 · 1018 in Gallta Counw or 992 - 2222 1n Me1gs County Vi11t the Job Search Center• in Galltpolts or Pomeroy for a v1deo damonstratton from satisfied former job aearch par· ticapants The G111i1 -Meigs Community Actton Agency 11 1n equal oppo"unlty employer end aervtce provider & Vicinity Yard Sale Frt & Sat 8 - 4 . 2 mt Weat Rto Grande · on rtght Electrtc r1nge toolt , new tupperware Avon . clothes -letts stzes Fraziers Bottom Flea Market E\lary weekend U S 36 Frazien Bottom , WVa 25082 Oon FrazterOperetor 304-766 - 2779 Yard Sale Sat 10 to 7 At Grifftth Grocery m Kanauga , Oh Gas cook s1ova and mangle Carport Sale 167 Woodland Drive Fri . Sat, May 26 -28 Good clean clothing, assorted 11zes Lots of good•es Flea Market Chtlllcothe Mall P1eno Tuning and Rep1ir Shoppmg Center , June 1 - 2 · Brunicardt Music Co , 446· 3 First week end ea c h 0687 Skill and integrity our month trademark Lane Camels, 1-------------~-:---814 -742 2951 5FamdtesMay26th Cente nary Townhousa Krds THOMPSON BOOKKEEP · clothes , furmture , hand lNG Monthly and Quarterly made, nams, appliances accounts welcome 428 Se - telescope 8 -7 cond Ave Call 446 -1 1 36 Galhpohs Flea Mat1cet 362 ProfessiOnal ElectrolysiS Jackson Ptke Open Sat , Cit me Probe Type Electroly · Sun • Man May 26 27 28 AMA. FDA & FCC Dealers set up outdoors approved Doctor referrals S5 00 Admtsston 25 cents 304-675 6568 adults Refunded on purchase Call 446 -7037 s" 1-------------- Yard Sale Saturday Rt 588 across from Bob M cCormick Rd Electnc appliances. clo thtng, baby 11em s. m1sc Ratn postpones Real Estate 31 1--------------------- Homes for Sale Pnce reduced tor Qutck salet 550 Jay Dr 3 bdr tn -level for sale by owner , qu•et ne•ghborho od Gallrpohs Ctty School, ce ntral an , gas heat. large above ground pools , attached double gar age, large flat yard where Blue Btrds feed All thts for $59 ,900 Call 446 1028 By owner lovely 2 bdr • home on waterfront boat ramp & dock. close to town, pr~ced $34 ,900 Will help finance Call 614 256 - 1216 Catch Spnng Fe\ler! Wtth home m Mtddleport EKtra low pr1ce11 Ntce locatron Call 614 992 6941 4 bdr 1 112 bath , 5 ac res garden spot, % mt below Eureka Workshop w1th carport $29,500 Call 446 4222 3 Famrly Clothmg furmture appliances, mtsc , 1 1 Wrtlow Dr off Burkhart lana Thurs Sat 9 5 TOBACCO WAREHOUSE FLEA MARKET Chotce tnside-outs•de spa ces avatlable, move tn tf tt rams , North 26th St Huntington Every Sat & Sun Arts 8t: Crafts featured thts week Mustcal weekend comrng 304- 523 2131 Tom lrwm for space Three Fam1ly Yard Sal a 136 State St Sat 26, 9 ttl 5 Sears atr conditioner ltke new h ouse hold t1 ems. chtldren & adults c l othmg toys stereo albums and mu c h more It ra r n cancelled Yard Sale Fr1day only Trres. btkes, guns cars & a lot of others Bast I Holley on A ac coon Rd , between 7 & 218 Wtll care for the elderly tn my homa lots of references Men or women Call 61 4 6 rooms basement double garage. 1 & one 1htrd acre l ot Rose H1ll Pomeroy 31 S32 900 Call 1·614·678· 2513 3 year old total electnc home fenced backyard and deck, 8 % percent assumable loan low 50s 304 675 Would ltke to do babystttmg '" my home Reasonable rates Call 614-949 -2779 Work wanted , 1ntenor and eKter~or parntmg, textured cellmg and drywall 304- 675·1573 Owner transferred, must sell beautiful 3 bedrm buck home Ftreplace . deck , ~ .,<fs pm,,... ~. o::unshme Sb~.~oo 5420 c ". 6, 4-992 1 % story. 2 3 bedrooms 6 acres Lebanon TWP wrth out bwldmgs Natural gas heat Askmg 914 000 Call 614 843-5231 Fnendly Home Parttes Anyone want1ng to have a party call Mer1lyn Powell at 614 742· 3188 Lawn Mow1ng 8r. Trrmmtng Rahable and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614 256 6251 efter 5 30 Aoofmg and gutter w ork metal work housepamhng , ca rpenter vvork Exc ref Free est rmates Call 446· 3171 General Hauhng For sale ltmestone f1ll dtrt and top sml Cat I Call 61 4 -256 - 1427 Call 614 949 -2641 Three bedrm house 1 h baths new a c , msulated, carpe1ed lots of kitchen cabmets basemen1s car port Call 992 · 2602 Beauttful home for sale 1 60 lmcoln Htll, wtll co ns•der any reasonable offer Ready t o sell Sabra Mom son Call 614 992 -2660 1------------------c Owner has to leave state 2 bedroom 1 1/1 bath. drnette k11chen & hvtng room , plus nver r1ght away On 338 across from Ka1ser Alum Call 614 247 3012 Concrete &: block work reta1mng walls, garages pa tiOS, concrete flo ors Free est•mates Call 6 14 256 1632 Will do 1utormg. can start 1mmedtately Call 446 7426 Would hke to do typmg m my home Exper~enced Refer ences provtded upon re quest Call 614 388·9730 after 6PM l ------------------G1ve p1ano & organ lessons 1n my home to begmners, advanced puptls & adults Also teach chord'"g S. trans posong Call 614 992 5403 Financial 21 B yrs old. 3 bedrm, 2 baths, fam1ly room w1th w ood burner Smgle car garage. on 8 flat acres w1th stocked pond Ctty water m A acme Business 0 ppo rtu nity 110 Maple Place, Pomeroy 2 bedrooms fam1ly room . largo l ot Must sell1o settle estate Pnced $ 18 500, no reasonable offer reJe cted Call collect 1 614 - 891 0442 V1rg1nta Crew House & 3 lots for sale S10 000 rn Hartford W Va Call 614 882 2831 Baum Addttton 3 bedroom brtck 1 'h baths full base ment, 1amtly room carport pat1o a c , S57 000 &dJO'n mg % acre lot avatlabla Call LISHING CO recommends that you do busmess wtth people you know , and NOT to send money through the matl unttl you have mvest1 gated the offermg Beer, Wrne Carry Out Over 6 digtt figure 1n gross annual Income Beer sales 6 d1g1t ftgure annually Lottery tar m1nel Contact GUidO J Gtrolamt , 606 W Matn St .. Pomeroy Own your own Jean Sportswear, Ladies Apparel, or Children ·a Store . 300 brand names . $14 900 includes tnttlal tnventory. atore fixtures , tratmng and much mora Mr Ta1e 704· 753-4738 6643 304-676-5047 after 6 00 3 bedroom Ranch on Rt 160. 838.600 00 9 pe• cant assumable loans cell 304 -676· 7746 o• 675 · 2183 BELOW APPRAISED 4556 1211 Matn 6 room bnck, ftrepla ce. basement new furnace large yard , many extras 40 s 304 675 2381 New 3 bedroom ho use 34 acres Glenwood area $65 000 or best offer 304 576 2353 or 576 2621 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S OUAL lTV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 445 · 7274 1965 12x60 mobtle home, unfurmshed , $3,900 Call Pt Pleasant & Vicinity TWO FAMilY Satu•day May 26, 404 22nd St , Pt Pit half blo ck past N orth Po tnt School 1 0 AM ttll 7 Yard Sale Thursday and Frrday hom 1 OAM to 5P M on At 62 at the end of Waterloo Rd at the trutler on nght stde The Henderson Jr Order Pollee Henderson Spon sormg yard sale and f lea market Memonal week - end May 25 thru 28 rf tnterested please call 304 -675 5722 (n o charge) Yard Sale Saturday 4 fam 1ly 5th Stre et Mason 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale 1969 1 2"-64 Schult mob1le h ome share Ca ll 446 - 4298 6730 1 :} [1 304 6/5 Used 50x 10 mob1le home, S695 00 304 675 4424 Trarler on large wooded lot BOAT RAMP and dock space Call 5 8 evenmgs 304 675 -6448 Terms 1976 Nova Trr Star all elec. 8x14 Sundack 10~~;20 attached room wrth w ood stove 304 895 3911 1982 Clayton 14x 70 2 bedrooms, 2 baths , central arr co nd $15 500 00 ftrm l o t s of e)l; tra s 304 773 - 5550 1981 Holly park 14x70, exc cond 12x8 deck, underpennrng and large room a1r cond m cluded 304 895 3895 o• 895 3600 446 ·1340 69 PMC 12 x55 mobile home 304 675 7610 1979 3 bdr mob1le home on •(] acre lot well shaded Must sell both together Call 33 614-388-9957 1979 Oakbrook 14x60, 2 bedroom gas h eat & ftre place wtth many extras Call 367 -0658 or 446 2929 1 971 l1barty 1 2 "-60 remo deled tnStde Wtth wood burner , a5kmg $4 500 Call 614-379-2115 1981 Nashua delu•e 3 bdr front kttchen , CA & sku1mg Call 446 -7904 or 446 - 4576 1973 Baron mobile home Quatl Creak tratle park Pnced reduced tnterested ca llers only Ca ll 614 245 5863 1972 mobtle home 12x65 good cond , 2 bdr , AC , 86 soo Call 446 7171 of oor 5 call 446 8288 Clottng Out Tra1ler Ren1al Buttness Had 22 ONLY 6 LEFT S1zes 1 0•50 & 12x62 , 2 bedroom fur· ntshed A comfortable home for a Low Pnce Brown 's Tntlar Park , M1narsvtlle , Oh•o Call 614 992 3324 1960 Richardson. 10x60 2 bedroom unfurnished $1800 or make offer Call Houoa. 3 loll, 810,000.00 304-882-2831 lrulttreeo. Aooking 820.000 Call 614 -992 -6712 304-678-2 497 after 6 p m Barnyard Sale W Va Rt 62 6 mtles n orth o f Pt Pleasant 8t 3 mtles south of Pomeroy bndge May 25, 26 & 28 Fnday Saturday & M on day Cattle, pomes, mule , hogs horse equtp ment, tractor equ1pment, m rsc 1tems Watch for s1gn s 73 Cam, o1. etectnc Call VALUE Tri-level three bed room house on ,A acre lot Fam1ly room w -ftreplacaand 1 ba1hs Carpeted throughout , atr condtttoned. large rooms with plenty of closet 1pece Laundry room Three milet south on Rt 62 v, Yard Sale May 28 Memor 1al Day Dusky St , Syre c:use Gordon F1shar Restdence Country retreat 9 room home lf. acre rural water also 2 lots 4 acres 61 4 446 614-446-0175 Seven year old home, three bedrooms garden spot , 2605 Lmcoln Ave , 8 % percent assumable loan , Middleport & Vicinity 1970 l ondon 12x60 3 berlro o m Ca ll after 5 00 p • i149853c97 FOR RENT WITH OPTION must Owner transferred sell , exc cond $66,000 $11 000 down Assume 8 1h pet loan 304 675 - .. F,.o.merov House and 53 acres ·•f land tn Ast+ •r. n, W Va 3 G 675 3526 alter 5 J 73 Manor 1 4"-70, 2 bdr hke new. S7 ,900 69 Oetrotter , 12x60 2 bdr . &4,900 Call 1529 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · Homes for Sale 614 985 4201 TO BUY " I 14ft wtde three bedroom bath and half mobtle home s•ttmg on ntce lot, ready to move 1nto 9225 00 down S225 00 per month 304 - 676 -2711 Ya r d Sale Addtston FWB Lad1es A1d June 1 & 2 , 9AM to 9PM ram or shma at 1127 Second AVe lots of everythmg for all ages 1-----------:-:-;------ 7832 667-3402 Back Yard Sale 46 Centr•l Ave Sat May 26th. 10 until 1 Avon bottles, Home lnt~ ­ nor clothmg Patto Sale Sat Mav 26th 503 Pecan St , Sprmg Valley Starao, portable TV lots of m1sc 3 bdr ranch style home o n Sanders Htll d1nmg room k1tchen bath, attached garage, AC . gas heat, 947,500, c1ty schools Call446· 21 51 18 Wanted to Do Retail Outlet must employ 3 consctent1ous trustworthy InSide retatl sa les clerks lmmedtately Aatarl e•pe nence dosued but not necessary Must be able to work wtth mm1mum super· v1ston and be able to meet publtc must be proftctent m baste mathmatt cs Oppor tunity tor advancement for nght persons Please reply tn own handwrrtmg referen ces requtred to box 800 m care of the Gallrpolls Datly Trtbune, 825 3rd Ave , Galltpohs . Oh 45631 Professional Services ...... Giiiiipoifs......... Dependable responstble mother w1ll do babysrttrng 1n her home Call 614-367 - 17 Miscellaneous Employment Services 23 Call 614-992-3968 34 76 11 The Daily Sentinei--Pag-.9 Public Sale & Auction 614 -367 -7101 For Faster SeP11ce SEPTIC TANKS INSrALUO 8 Auction every Tuesday night, Pt Pleasant , WVe Auct lonnie Neal Youth Center Bldg , Camden St Call 614-992 -6737 367-7560-367-767 EUGENE LONG Phone H 614 l-992-3325 Real Estate General o~nd 1h •• '.L-uv; and ~ chc d l r l~> o f a ll l)ulrr (' l)f)l $ 1)1in01 ® PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES ANY SIZE h rol ,.., r' Qrrn lh1' rlu t lnVf''>1 tQfl!+ nn<. • ...., __ 116ii Available Anytime PH. 446-8038 FISHERMEN 7 lCJ t>e kt•n t t rl tOrln t~tl on ;:rny --•= 614-992-7626 No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy. OH. 45769 County Cerhfred n rrn l to dr1ve the vehtcle of your chotce •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS, SEWER RAIN LINES 20 years · Free Est1mates" 216 r. 2nd 51. A r,s+'J inn t C hPf nl l '11ltLP +ll tl urlf' bu r <~+ •• rtl I lr n r Tt•rlto !hP loll o w•nq 1 Tu ISSt rrnp 1111 ll ! ll f''i n 1 l1ll J! llf 1U IIAlUlAIIA EDD .. CHATTAKOOGA CBOO CBOO GiOiGJt UlUUDY MJtl ISSA SUE Al'IDERSOII "FREE ESTIMATES" Al~c Some Car Fenders Available Worked VIRGIL B. SR . ( tlt o-> 1 TilE SONG THAT rtu:I'T AJifJtiUCA CJIU)GIJt'' AJ.OI¥G f!l TRJS SV!IIMEII'S FI11¥NlEST llftWlJI: I Ml DOLE PORT, OHIO r l,nl l l1+';"ii(JflPr c, 1111 Pl.] PH. (614) 985-4212 DOZER WORK C l•' r> <111 I\ •1 1 ------~~~~~~~~~~ilEiEi~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JACKSON I - WAHR - SEWER - GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS LARGE or SMALL JOBS BISSELL SIDING CO. 5!7/ 1 mo pd lou~ f\ Mf' q •, ,, , ,11 •\11 1 • • l>v 1, { 11u r• o1 (I ~ !(Jr nt +Ill 1!" H <+' l " It '' n1" '-l(ll()f\ h lh , l ( ,ll lll•rl 11u 1 p ln - BACMHOES - DUMP TRUCKS - LO BOYS - TRENCHER New Homes-EitenSIVe Remodeling Insurance Work Cuitqm Pole Bldgs Garages Roolmg Wo1k Alummum & Vmyl S1dmgs 15 Years E•penence GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992-2282 1r r uc Vinyl & Alumonum SIDING " CUT OUT FOR FUTURf USf" 11 lost. sm•ll . black cat with bobbed - tailed , has 1m1ll Clerk BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 1985 \ ln rnt Hif'l p1Lkup 11 Ll< ~ P+ o p o~ 11 1\Jq 2 onp 1985 mod +~l dump lTuck: r, or osal No 3 0 11 r. 19Fl"l or 19 8b fliOdPI Ir q'l t ut rlrtv 4 w twPI ll ll \t~ I..Ci"' l< If> rr 1 h+ 35185 Oak H1ll Road Long Bottom. OH. 45743 Wolfe Investigations, Inc. 6 Lost and Found white pa1ch on cheat . r~~~~==~~~~~ir~~~~~~~~~~T;!:=====~~:::==~ Child's pet . Lost In Middle~ INTERESTED IN A port area near Brownell PULLINS ROUSH NEW VEHICLE Call 614-992-6369 We'd lib to rntroduce ~ou to EXCAVATING CONSTRUCTION Enaage-ACar the modern way - DOZERS At1es1 Jon Burk 1984 ll • 1,rj l r 11 l " • f lll nf thP +,J I I n~o\ rnq 1.. 1 t1 ll'" l'l11>or Thu 'o ) • I n +It • j 1 H 1wo year s ,1 _,..._ ... _ JPGI"'""" That th• s pos •t•o n shall be l rll e d Uy a per son rP.com rmmUed by the mayor Jnrl a ppr oved by councr l SEC VI Tr.rs O rd .na n ce srat1 r f"c lll >, r +>\. 11 I, , I Ill - u.s PH. 992-2549 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT J+ ul V 11 l II• c;rr rtcr-.;. I I~< rr• .~. r t ''> r• 11. 1 V"H 1 H 1 /'1\ IJI I 1 ') I I, ' 1 1 11 1, •v • I ' , ' r \v 11 I t, 11\t • ul 1 I 11 I 1n , ! I' > T I I ' 498 Gen. Hartmger Pkwy . Middleport, OH. 5/22/ 1 mo. 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Hostess gifts were presented to her and Dorothy Roach received a birthday 9 7 acre mrm farm , 12 x60 mob1le home , 5 outbutld 1ngs new house started Mu st se ll 256 6620 s 16 000 36 a c re~ more or less 3 bedroom house art Oak Htll, Oh•o Reas onab le 614 · 682 6892 after 5 35 Lots & Acreage 3 5 acre homesttes near R t 3 5 at Rodne-y 3 m• from Hol ze r Hospital Call 446 8221 4 ac re s for sale oH Kerr Harnsburg Ad on Vmey Rd sa ooo Call 304 896 - 3398 after 7PM Ftr st street on the nght af1er crossmg Northup bndga Approx 1 30 foof frontage Call 446 3485 29 acres rn Mas o n County located 4 6 m•les from rn1er · sect ton of Rt 62 and At 12 near M cCimt1c Wtldltfe Sta uon on County R t 12 IRobtnson Creek) S 17 400 00, 20 per cant down 10 pet cent APR call Charleston 304 342 7489 Of 304 882 2767 bftl . tween 6 and 1 OPM Rentals 614 742 -3033 Trarler wtth added room , large lrvmg room with wood burner. garage wwth work shop Large garden apace & fenced yard . Extra building. Farms lor Sale 41 Houses for Rent 3 BR house. 2 full bathe, olbse to 1own No children or pots Coll614-246 -6281 . �-. Page 41 10-The Daily Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time Houses for Rent 54 Misc . Merchandise 4 bedroom house. Lincoln Hill, 8300 Dep . & ref call 614 -992 -2816 or 992 2362 Upright piano. good condi tion 1100. or beat oHer . 304-676-4679. dopo11t 55 Building Suppli ~ porch . 4 miles back Glen wood . 304 -676 -2288 2 bedroom house 304 -676 - 4045 304 - 675 - 3030 3431 42 or 675 - Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr trailer fully furnished , good location . sec dep req Call 446 -8668 Mobile homes for rent , fully furnished . 2 bdr . adults only Call 446 -41 1 0 2 BR trailer near Tycoon lake S185 mo Oep Req ' ed Ca ll 614 - 388 8711 Nlctt 3 BR Mobtltt Home on Rt 7 Convenient location No instdtt pets 245 -5818 2 bdr com pletely furntshed , large lot Call 446-2851 Nic ely furnts he d mob• le home in cny , all electnc , 1 or 2 adults only 446 0338 14~e70 total e lectnc tra•ler o n pr~vote lot . 3 bdr . comp lete ly furniShed . •n dudmg washer 8t dryer. dep . required . S200 mo plus ut ht1es Call 614 - 256 1393 2 bdr mobtle home fully furnished . Eastern Ave Wa ter & sewer patd S225 mo , adults . refttren ces & depos1t required Call 446 -3671 2 bdr mobile home . furn , all electric. adults only, no pets Call 614-367 7438 2 bedroom mobtle home on Rt 2 . Pt Pit . $200 00 monthly. 304 -675 -4424 2 bedroom unfurnished. pn vate lot. Burdette Addn $,75 month. plus ufllittes deposit and references 304 -675 -2464 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS { Eoual Houstng Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent startmg at $157 for one bedroom and $193 per month tor two bedroom. w1th S200 deposit locatad near Foodland a ... d Spr~ng Valley Plaza , pool end TV ant Call 446 -2745 or leave message 3 bdr unfurn . garage apt , $260 plus deposit Call 446 -3786 Furnished officiencv. 919 2nd . Galhpolts $146 S1n gle Call 446 -4416 after 7PM Furmshed Mob1le Home. ce ntral atr . mile below ctty overlookmg the river One or two adults only 446 -0338 Upstairs furmshed . 4 rooms. bath , AC . clean. no pets. adults only, dep & ref req Call 446 -1519 N1ce new pr1vate down statrs, apt . qutet near HMC. , adult only No pets. ref req Drapes stove , refng Furnished 9200 mo Call 614 -446 -4782 2 bdr apts . newly dec , utJitties partly paid , S145 mo Call 675 -6104 or 675 5386 Unfurntshed 2 bdr 1n Crown Ctty Cell 446 -7B3B . Newly remodeled 2 bdr , equipped kitchen . central air. $260 821'12 Second A~Je . Gallipolis Call 446 2158 513 3rd A~Je , Gallipolis 1 bdr S 1 36 tncludes water. deposit req . adults only Call 446 -422 2 between 9 &t 5 FurniShed efficiency, 920 4th . GallipoliS 8175 Utili· t1es pa1d . Single. Call 446 4416 after 7PM 1 bedroom Apt S 196 . mo . mcludtng utilities Equal Housing Opportunity Con 1act Village Manor Apts . 614 -992 -7787. · A•versida Apts . Middleport. · Spectal retea for Senior Citizens . 8130. Equal Housing Opportu01t1e1 . 614 992 · 7721 . 1 & 2 bedroom fumiahed optl. Call614-992· 6434 or 992-6914 or 304-2666 . 1 bedroom furnished apt Oep . & rei . required Call 614 - 992 - 2815 or 992 2382 . APARTMENTS , mobile homea. houset . Pt . Pleasant ond Gallipolis . 614 -446 8221 . TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apanments now available to elderly & diNbfed with an 1ncome of leaa than 112.300. Ranting for 30 percent of adjutted Income. Phone 304-875 -6879 . ~-----------------------! 44 51 Apartment for Rent Household Goods For sale table & 6 chairs. brand new Call 446 - 3668 . N1ce 1 and 2 bedroom unfurniShed apartments . 304 -675 -2218 before 6 pm Why pay more Trade Center Furniture Outlet, R t 7 , Kanauga , Oh . Open 9 7PM Small furn1shed apt. Po10t Pleasant. reference and dep OS it . adults 304 -675 -1366 Country Oak Furniture. ta bles, chairs. cupboards. drv sinks. pie safes. lots of m1sc . Conkles Rt 7, Tuppers Plains. Ohio 45 Furn1shed Rooms For rent Sleep1ng Rooms a nd light house keepmg rooms Park Central Hotel Call 614 -446 -0756 Custom drapanes . m•ni venettan blinds . Roman woven wood s hades. verti cal blinds . Samples and esttmates m your home P . A Sayre. 304-458-1078 Sleeping room 8115 . utili - Surplus stock. new and used ties paid Share bath , male appliances, furniture . 304 on ly . Range & rafrig . 919 675-4424 2nd Ave., Gallipolis . Call 446 4416 after 7 PM 18.000 btu air -cond . Quasar microwave oven . Both like new 304 -773 6397 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork. Route 33 . North of Pomeroy Large lots Call 614 -992 -7479 2 trailer lot! , 1 small c hdd accephtd 304 -675 -1076 . Misc. Merchandise Knauff Firewood Reduced prices thru July 31st . Have your own seasoned wood thiS winter 614-256 -6245 Limestone, Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason, Me1gs. Gallia or ptck up at Richards & Son Call 446-77B5 . 47 Wanted to Rent Small ofiice . three rooms 8t bathroom mmium Reply to· Or M V Mander~ck. Chiropractor , 8o.1t 462 . McArthur . Ohio 45651 . 9 Merchandise 51 54 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ollv& St .. Gallipoli s . New 8t used wood & coal stoves 6 p1ece wood l1ving room sutte wtth 6 mch flat arms $399 . bunk beds complete with bunkies 9199. 2 piece antron livingroom suites S199. antron recltnen 899 . other recliners $80, maple dtnette sets &179 , box springs & mattress twm or full 9100 set regular firm $120 , maple dinette chairs &35 . wash stands $34 . maple rockers $59. 7 p1ece chrome dinette set $149, 5 p1ece dmette set $99, used bedroom su1tes. refngera tors. ranges. chest, dressers. wnnger washers, TV 's . dry ers. & shoes Call614 -446 3159 LAYNE ·s FURNITURE Sofa . chair , rocker. otto man . 3 tables , (EUttra heavy by Frontier}. $686 . Sofa. chair and loveseat, 8276 . Sofas and cha~rs priced from $285 to $895 Tables. 845 and up to S 125. Hide -a beds . 8440 and up to S525 .. Recltnen , $175 to $375 , lamps from S28 to $75 5 pc dinettes from S99 , to 435 7 pc $189 and up Wood table with six chatrs 9425 to 8745 Desk 9110 up to $225 . Hutches . $550 and up. maple or pine finish Bunk bed complete wtth manresses. 8250. and up to 8396 . Baby beds. s 110 Mattresses or box spnngs. full or twm. 8 58 .. ftrm. 868 and 878 . Queen sets. 8195 4 dr . chests, 842 5 dr chests. $64 Bed frames , 920 and 826 ., 10 gun - Gun cabinets, S 360 Gas or electric ranges 8375 Baby mattreues. 825 & 836 , bed frames $20. 826 , & 830 . king frame 860 Good selection of bedroom ' suttes , ce der chesu . rockers . metal cabinets. swivel rockers . PlastiC CISterns stat& ap proved. plast1c septic tanks. plastic culvert, metal cul verts, RON EVANS ENTER PRISES . Jackson . Oh 614· 286-6930 Coffee table stereo, stereo. dinette table Call614 -2566417 Shrubs pruned . lawn re seeded. retaintng walls. sidewalks. pat1os. fill d1rt. topsoil. bark mulch & sawdust Contact Bruce Davl!non Call614 -256 -1427 Fnewood cut up slabs $15 pickup load Call 614 -2455804 D1gital Tec h Scale guaranteed Call 614 -256-6880 Trailer for 3 wheeler $275 Oynamark riding lawn mower SSOO Portapot $25 . 3 mobile hom e ules . com · plete &125 each . all tor $300 614 266 -6244 Set of auto body hand tools. brand new. CO!It $200 will take S150 Call 446 -6684 1980 Honda XFI80. 3 boys bicvcles . color TV , go cart , Kelvmator dryer Call 614388-9083 Oo 614 - 388 8107 Pool tor sale '" good cond1 t1on Call446 -3668orseeat 76 Court St . Bu1lt on vour lot a new home you can afford over 1 . 1 00 sq .ft .. 6 rms & bath, carpeted. ready to mov e into &26.500 Also garages 8t basemen1S Call Patnot Home Builders anytime 446 · 8038 Wtlt consider mobile home as trade in Lawn mowers & btcycles. used & reconditioned Frank's Pawn Shop. 430 2nd. Ave .. Gallipolis . Cell 446-0840 . 1 Ox20 f1 movable 1 piece gelvan1zed metal building, with windows. electrical outlets, lights. wide door and skids tor easy moving . Like new . 8950 . Call Paul 614-763-3740 . 30 in. white electnc range, axe . con, 8100 . 19 inch color Quasar TV $160. 26 inch True Tone color TV $100 . Call 614-992 - 6259 Small detk . 7 drawer. 17 tn by 43 in high with chair, exc . con . 8150 Call 614986-4227 TV & Appliances. 827 Third For sale tomatoe stakes, Ohio Pallet co Call 614992-6461 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wether~. dryera. refrigerator~ , rangea Skaggs Ap- pllencea. Upper River Rd beside Stone Crett Motel. 81 4-448-7398 . Whirlpool waaher dryer pair white. Other waehera &. dryert all guaranteed. Aleo vegetable flower plante . Corner of Rt. 141 • Rt . 7 . Coli 448·8033. Hupp·o A P· pllance & Glanware. a. Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 614 -367 -7220 Briarpatch Kennels Profes s1onal All -breed grooming . Indoor -outdoor boord1ng fa ctlities English Cocker Spa niel pupp1es Call 614 388 9790. 62 81 t; -p; ~~;::~::::~=~=::r:~=~==~"'~,-~.,~~~·~~~1 71 Autos for Sale 1979 Ford Courrler, good cond ., new tires, 82 ,496 . Coli 614-388 -9906 . Wanted to buy tobacco plants Call 304 -458 -1997. 63 1979 Chevy Caprice Claasic. 2 dr. ac. ps, V- 8 engine. body good condition. exc. performance. Will consider all oHers. Call 614 -992· 7412 after 5 p m . 1 ---~~:...:_~---­ livestock 1971 Ford Bronco, 1966 Chevy SS Converteble Call 614- 992 - 5742 or 9922094 . 1979 Plymouth Volare 6 cylinder, auto, low mileage, clean. asking $3400. 992 3798 . Only serious mquines Dragonwynd Cattory Kennels AKC Chow pup pies. CFA Htmalayan. Per sian and Siamese ktttens Call 614-446-3844 after 6 For sale or trade Reg . Quarter horses 1 -6 yr old 1 -__:_----~---­ bay mare and 1 -1 yr. sorrel! 2 dr , red 1977 Olds Cutlass, mare Call 446 -4792 or excellent condition . 614· 446-2446 . 992 -2531 Jack 's Tropical Fish. Pet Shop & Bait, Evergreen. Oh . Ph 446 -0198 Spring Spe ctal's 29 gal. aq S29.99 . 10 gal aq . $7 .50 . Dvnoflo 160 power filter $22 50 . Deluxe hob1troil hamster cage S24 99 . Fancy hams ters .79 Albtno parakeet 's $ 1 5 95 . lutmo parakeets $15 95 Fancy parakeets $9 50 - $12 95 Baby Ferret 's w1ll be ready ap prox 5 weeks Flying squir rels. Guinea ptg's $4 99 AKC R9gistered mtni poodles-2 males 1 female left Swordtails· buy one get one free Platy's - buy 1 get 1 free Many more spec1els . 9 -N Ford tractor. w1th 12 ' plows &,grader blade, good shape. $1,500 . Call 614 379- 21 15. Esk1mo Sp1tz 8 wks o ld . shots. wormed. 1 male. 2 female Call 446 -7230 Registered Arabian filly great pedigr-ee Call 614367-0659 or 614- 367 7379 4 yr old Palomino Gelding, broke to ride 304-773 · 5511 or 773 -5823 . 64 For sale. AKC Rag . labrador Ret never pups, black 1st shots, wormed $126 each Cal1614-682 -7477 . 2 English setter b1rd dogs . 1 rabbit dog , best offer Call 614 -992 -6846 Mmiture Schnau:zers $100 All male Jean Stout Call 614 -992 -5511 57 Musical Instruments Multt Vo x electric piano, S280 Ca ll 614 -388 -9905 & Grain Quality hav for sale in field . $1 .50 per bale Call 304773- 5381 or 773-5170 . Pure Ttmothy hav S2 00 bale 304 -458 -1656 Part black Chow 10 wks old female. a ll shots. wormed. S75 Call 4463369 For sale male P11 Bull. Call 446 -4178 Hay Transportation 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH pa1d for late model used cars Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 East ern Ave ., GallipoliS Call 614 446 -2282 . 1978 Ford Ltd .. 2 dr : Bu1ck station wagon S350 ; Camper trailer -bathroom . kltchenette - &2000 Call 446- 1358 1 98, Cougar XR7 good cond , sharp light grey on grey . Call 614 -245 -5818 1977 Dodge Aspen 82 .000 miles. slant 6 , 4 dr. PS. exc running cond , sport radials. S1.450 . Call 446 -815B . Fruit & Vegetables 1973 Olds Delta 88 auto. good cond Call 446 · 7230 Stra wb erries. call after 3 00 304-675 -5412 . 1976 Ford Torine one owner, 64 ,000ml , AM -FM. AC . $1.500 Ca11446 -2419 or 446- 1416. 58 59 For Sale or Trade Wants to trade 1 9in . color TV and a cuddle couch for a roll top desk 614 - 446 4656 Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment 1980 Datsun 310 GX, good cond., low mtleage. Call 446 -1 406 after 6PM . 1976 Corvette 61.000 miles . 1969 Chevy PU . good cond Call675 -6951 . 1982 2 dr Chevy Chevette. 4 spd . AM - FM tape . $3,495 . 1981 2 dr Chevv Chevene. auto. sun roof. $3.196 1980 Renault leCar. 4 spd . AM -FM, AC, sun roof. 82,496 John's Auto Sales, Bulav1lle Rd. Gallipolis, Oh 446 -4782 . Tractor, model B With cultivators Call614-266-6417 1972 Impala 60.000 actual miles Engine - v .g body end interior-fair . Call 614 -3677647 evenings. 52 Ferguson 30 tractor. A - 1 cond , plows. cultivators. mower 82200. Call 682 8010 after B p .m 1978 Chevy Monza 2 plus2 . hatchback. V-6 . AM -F M. PS. PB. 81.696 . Call 614JBB-9906 1969 Ford ton truck , 1 row tobacco sener Call 614 379-2146 1975 Pontiac Astra. 4 cyl.. standard . good cond., 8650 Call 61 4 -3BB-9905 tt:==========:J.::::::::::::::::::::::~ OUR BOARDING HOUSE · w1th Major Hoople • '76 Cordoba, air-cond. PW, PB, PS. $950 .00 or best offer. 304-675-7591 . 1980 Z28 Camero, PS. PB, AC, cruise control. power windows, blue w1th white anterior 304-882 -2318 1980 Diesel Rabbit. ac. 4 speed. 4 door. radio, 43 to 50 m1les per gal. 304 675 3119 callafler 5 :00 1974 Opel Manta. needs t1min g chain, body e~ec . 2 naw tires, $250.00. Factory roll -bar 8100 .00 304 -882 2012 or 882-2952 '80 Honda Accord, 5 speed 2 door hatch back, clean car, 304-675-6286 . '81 Celica Toyota GT. lift back. 304-676 -6149 after 5:00 1980 Sunblfd Pont10c . 1964 PICkUp 304 - 773 9143 72 Trucks for Sale 81 Ch&v S -10 lg. b&d . 6 cyl , with topper , auto . PW. Sr & Bko Call 614-367 7156 Roush Lane. Cheshire. 1983 S· 10 Chevy PU. 4 spd . , AM - FM like new $6,395. 1982 S-10 Chevy PU, 4 spd . AM -F M tape. vinyl coverbed, sport r~ms. 85,996 1981 Chevy Luv, 4 spd .. AM -FM tape. vmyl cover bed. &3.996 . 1979 Chevv luv PU. 4 spd .. rad10. sharp, $2,596. John's Auto Sales . Bulav1lle Rd . Ga lhpo · lis, Oh 446 -4782 For sale or trade 1980 Chevy 1/2 ton , 4x4, Silvarado . Call 446-0157 . 74 Motorcycles 1979 Honda X R 600, good cond .. 8900. new motorcy cle trailer, $260 . Call 4464094. 1980 Honda Interstate. tully dressed . greet shape. S4.700 Call 61 4- 388· 9906 . 1980 Kawasaki KZ1 300. 6 cyl. engine shaft drive, many utraa, very good con. Call 614-992 -7 110 alter 5 p.m . For sale, 1976 Harley Oavid son SuperGI1d e . New paint, low mileage, good condition . Call614-992 -6234. 1978 Kawasaki KZ 760 with windshield, lots of extras. $1096. See or cell Gary F. Hysell. 614-992 -63B8 1981 Yamaha Virago. size 760. good cond . extras . 304-676-2119 . 1974 Honda 760. full dressed, 14,000 miles, claan. 81.000.00. 304675-6622 or 6 76-7733 1 978 Suzuki G S 400. street b1k0. 8425 .00 . Call 304895-3834. 1980 Honda CR - 260. eKe cond .. $500 . 304 - 8953803 ofter 3 30 PM 1979 Yamaha 1100. full dress , stereo, exc cond .• large amotlnt of tire wood, cheep . 304-676 -4338 . 76 Boats and Motors for Sale 19 ft. Fiberform SS 1 B6. 470 Mercruiser motor, open bow, stainless steel pro peller. boat has only 26 hr s~nce new, has been stored in garage, exc cond . s9.000 . Call 614 - 367 7760 or 614-367 -0185 . 19112 ft . Criscraft inboard. outboard & trailer, 82.400 Call 614-256 -6472 1- - - - - - - - - , 5 ft fiberglat11 Star Crah windshield 66 HP Mercury . Bilge pump lights, horn trailer, excellent $1,000 . Call614-266 -1909 16ft. fishing boat 2 motors, oars. swivel seats. priced reduced to $1,750 Call 446- 3637 . 1- - - - - - - - - - - Correct Craft & Sk1 Supreme. family skt boats New & used , Parkersburg, WV 304-422- 8433 or 304422- 2367 1- - - - - - -- - -- .: ""'~ ..... ... CAPTAIN EASY Marcum Roofing &: Spouting . Now inttalling rubber root. . 30 yeara experience, specializing in built up roof. Call 614-388- 9857 . H & S Home Improvement• winyl stding. rooting, room addition. storm windowa, stone Call 614 -367-0409 or 614 -367-7244. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304·676 · 1331 . RfNGlE·s SERVICE experienced roofing. including hot tar application. carpan· tar. electrician. mason Call 304-675-20B8 or 676 4560 Water wells commercieland domesttc, teat holes. pump sales end service. 304 -8953B02 . BASEMENT WATER · PROOFING. Unconditionel lifetime guarantee local references furnished . Free. estimataa. Call collect 1 814- 237-0488. 9 a.m . to 5 p . m . Rogers Basement Waterproofing. Remodeling , siding, interior and exterior, textured coat· ing, simulated brick and stucco. thermo replacement wtndowa 304-675-1580 . 82 1978 Chevy van, 6 cyl . auto . AM-FM tape. $3,496 John 's Auto Salea, Buleville Rd. Gallipolis, Oh 446 · 4782 . 1978 Ford Ulility van, Heavy supension. dual rear tires . 83,600.00 . Mon . thru Fri. phone 304-676 -4519 . 1973 Jaep CJ6. 8996 .00 Will take trade. Phone 304676 · 7421 . Siders Equipment . 1 6' 1972 Glast ron motor boat, trailer incl for $1200 . Call altar 7 :00. 304-676 5106 . Camping Equipment 1971 Comanche Travel trailer. ice box , gas stove. electric. water In exc. con . 8800 Ca11614-742-2138 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE. Open daily 9 to 6:30, Sat. 9 to 4, Sun . 1 to 4 . U .S. Rt . 60, Coolville, Oh 814 - 667 3386 . Firewood tor aale. e20 .00 pick -up load. eao.oo deli vered . Call before 11 :00 after 6 :00 . 304-675- 2991 74 22 ft . aelf contained AV tlndem axlea. tleapa Pontiac to tow, complete reeae hitch, tr1n1mltaion cooler . Coli 448 -0614 . Commercial wood thaper bits, 3hp motor 3 ph ..e , table top and guide. Ellc . cond. 304- 675 -1460. 1980 Harley Davidton wlda glide. Can be eeen at Betz: Honda . e, Motorcycles 1981 Hondo CM400, ••c. cond .• Coll448- 18811 or ooo at 48 Spruco Bt. 7110 Hondo U711 . Coli 814· 248-8238 . 17 ft . Boollno camporoleepa 6. oelf contolntd. good condition, 1ala chtap. 14 ft . tlberglall canoe •126 Heavy duty Reeoo hitch . Call 614-3B8-8437. 20 ft . Salf contolnod, A-1 eondltlon. f1880 . Coi1304B82- 2488 anytlmo. I BE ftC H FOB ME 7 IF IT WFIS, 11 SU RE WA G NICE OF YOU! ) ' ,/ ',I I (/f I' , L r- ALLEY OOP THERE'S THE ANIMAL, INGAR~ THERE IT IS AGAIN! C'MON, DINNY, LET'S ISN'T HE A BEAUTVP GO ! ..•" GASOLINE ALLEY Pert A r1ch brat wouldn·t be all t?ad' Slim, what Hell mahe took him to the stud1o if Rover lots of money! becomes for rehearsal! famous7 Sit here and don't be nervouG! 1)i.now this i9 f nghteninq to you, but try to reidx! We need you on st~qe now, fi'over! ' . "l :~ J WINNIE OH , DAD, IT'S 50 GOOP TO SEE YOU AGA IN/ YOU PUT QUITE A INTO US. LOOK/THERE'S BILLY.. AND THE GANG FROM THE OFFICE/ G.REAT !PEA / SORRY ABOUT THAT, SON · BUT IT WASN ' MY IDEA. WHAT ARE WE WAITING r oR? Plumbing Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth end Ptne Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 614 -446-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING . Rt . 1. Bo• 366 , Gollipolis . Call 614-367-0676 . Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SHULAw·s Plumbing and Heating. 211 Sixth St .. Point Pleuant, W . Ve . 304676 · 6420 Licensed and insured. 5/25/84 EVENING 6 ·oo D Cil CJJ Ill CJJ ClC Ill 83 hcavating J .A.R.Conatructton Co.Rutland. Oh.61 4 -742-2903 : Basements. Footers. Concrete work . Backhoe's . Dozer & Oitcher, Dump trucks. & water-gas· aewerelectricallines. Water walla, drilled &. serviced . Free estimates. Call 614 -992 -6006 or 614 -742 3147 84 & Electrical Refrigeration News (I) MOVIE : 'Grand Illusion (]) New Treasure Hunt (!J Mazda Sponolook ([) Andy Griffith CI) News/Sparta/Weather Cil MacNeil/lehrer Newshour ill) 3-2 -1. Contact @8 Star Trek 6:30 U Cil til NBC NeW11 (I) Riflemen (!) ln11de the USFL (() Carot 8umen CD ABC Nowo l!t [JJ CBS Newo CID Wortting Women 7 00 8 (l) PM Magazine CIJ Here Come the Brides (]) SportsCenter C1J Sanford and Son ()) G (j}l Entertainment Tonight til B.J./lobo Show 0 CJ) Wheel of Fonune CJ) Nightly Bualness Repon. CiJ News [D I MacNeti /Lehrer Newahour ([) e em ti) George catches disco Pasquale Electric Co . all phases of electric work. ell work guaranteed Aerial truck rental. 614 - 448· 4066 . SEWING Machine repair~, service Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scinors . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 814-992-2 284 . 85 General Hauling James Boys Water Service . Alao pools filled . Call 81 4· 268 - 1141 or 614 -4461175 or 614-4411-7911 . JIMS WATER SERVICE Coli Jim Lanier. 304 -6767397 87 ~ Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 1 63 Soc. Aw., Galllpolla. 81 4 · 448-7833 or •1 4 -4481833. . 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Tonight on THE JEFFERSONS 79 Motors Homes & Campers I Wlfff)E[J /ttf (j()? l L, ":----7 ;;;...:--; ~ '' ~ ' & Dozer Wurk free estimate . Cell anyume. 446 -8038 . 78 THI5 16 HtS FIR-5-T TIME WE: ' VfWRAPPE-D UP A CA5oE THAT I WI7H WA7 5oTIL L OPEt-J. OUR.SEL.VE.S. CiOLL Y, I JUST HRPPENEC> r THINK! ... W~S IT YOU WHO TOS SEI? THIS FiSH lJ P ON TW \ GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water removel , furniture cleaning. free eati· motes . 304-876-2296 . 1961 Hydroclyne motor boat, 16ft. '78 trai ler, 80hp Mercury motor 8800. 304 576- 2231 . 1979 Jaap CJ-5 . 6 cyl .. 3 spd .. loaded with extras . 83.000. Call446-061 6 . HAVII-JG AI---IVTHINb TO 00 \NI T' H THE lTG WOIIIi!IY'.' YOU SURE ARE RON'S Televiaion Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola. Ouezar, and house call s Call 304· 676 239B or 614 -446-2464 . '82 Plymou1h Arrow truck. 4 ,600 miles, AC , Chrome bumper. Chrome wheeles, White letter tires. 304 -675 1186 & 4 W . O. RIGHT ~OW. IN!-'RE: ON A ~E-R.IOU5- C A-5E .. TOO SERIOU5o, IN FACT. S.tlllffT, LITTLE FELLER 1 .. ~·h GMARTER 'N I AM, MUCH AS I HATE T" ADMI T IT! GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, scotchguard-water extrac tion, deodorizers. FREE eltl mates . Reaaonable ratea. Gena Smith. 992-6309 . Good -1 Excavating. basemanu, footers, driveways, septic tanks , landscaping. Call anytime 614-446 4637, James l . Davison, Jr . owner Vans UF' ••-'- TWI>Y H-IS ONLY THtN6 WE- CAt.J DO IS DRIVEOVER: ANV 5-EE- FOR ABOUT I-IE,IZ. HU,BANO h..I OT ANNIE PAINTING- interior and exterior. plumbing, roofing, 1ome remodeling. 20 yra. exp. Caii614- 3B8 ·8662. 1979 Sunk1st 19ft 454 cu mch Chevy inboard motor. jflt dnve, Berkley Pump. tandem tratler &JtC cond 304-675-5919 73 VOIJ ME?AN. SORRY, JOANNE, I OO~ 'T HAVE tHE TIME: R08BE-R Y1 1981 Chevy 4x4. 306 VB . 4 spd, heavy %ton, duel gas tenks. 8t heavy duty hitch, A- 1 shape $5700 firm Call 614-742-2944 Used gran trimmer & cham aawa· Pomeroy Home & Auto . Call 614-982-2094 . I c. Home Improvements '6 6 Ford Pickup, runs good, 6 cyl . standard transmis· sion . $600. Call 614 -985 4124 We will be closed for Memorial Day. Sunday & Man· day. Have aaafe and enjoys· 1 9B 1 Soboru Gl Brat. 4 ble wookond . BURDETTE wheel drive am -fm , &· C, CAMPER SALES & SER30.000 milao f6.200 . 304- VICE . U.S . Rt . 50. Coolville. Oh 614-667-3386 895-36B1 . Two manual typewritera. good cond .• U5.00 each . Size11 wedding dre11. good cond. HB.OO 304 - 878 · 3784. ~ HE-Y, E-A5Y. 1 WANT OltJE- MORE C.HANC.E- TO 5TUMP YOU. YOU WRIG6LE-D O UT OF THAT DAL-E-Y HOTEL QUE,TIOIJ. 14h Sears Jon Boat and trailer, 91.12 hp . Johnson motor plus trolling motor and accessortes . E~ec cond . $1 . 200 00 . 304 - 576 2392 . 1976 Dodge Van for sale or trade, tully carpeted. bucket aeats, 41 , 000 miles, 8900 .00 or bell1 offar. 304675-4090. 1--- -- - - -- - - 11' STUCCO and PLASTER lNG - Commercial and reaiden tial, free eatimatea. Cell 614-256-1 1B2 . • Wanted to Buy Wanted Gravely for parts. must be LCB Custom Converitable model 304 -5762441 Page Motors Homes Serv1ce s Tobacco sticks and two tobacco bailers 1 977 VW Rabbit. 304· 675-7380 Pets for Sale HillCREST KENNELS Boardtng all breeds Heated indoor- outdoor facilities AKC Doberman puppies · Stud Servu::e Ca11614 -446 · 7795 Girls ~ 20 in bicycle. $60 . Call614-388 -9905 . Used Furniture -- Refrigera tora. cheira. dryers. and TV 's. 3 miles oul Buleville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon thru Fri . 9am to 6pm , Sat . 614-446-0322 Ave ., Gallipoli1. 614-446 1699. Spin waahera , gas & electric dryers, auto wethers. gaa & electric ranges. refrigeratora, TV 18tl , 56 The Daily Sentinel Ohio '" 351 Ford modified eng1ne. 4 speed truck trana .. two 9-32 tractor tireaandwhaels, 3pt four -5 tirea and tongues wheels., hitch 6diac. 2 trailer 7hp. M .F ridtng mower 304-896-3441 · Pomeroy-Middleport, DICK TRACY · & Campers 1976 Franklin 27 ft . 6th wheel camper. aelf · contllined, newer ref.. ec, rear bath with tub· ahower, complete hitch. exc. con. ' 86BOO . Coli ~ 614-992 · 3110. 2 tractors, 1 M farmall, 1 H farmall & 2 14 ft . hay trailors . Call 614 - 949 2658 . Now open for business. Mountain State Block, Rt . 33. New Haven Complete maaonr'/ supplies. 4 ", 8 " . 1 2" block Delivery serv•ce . Phone day 304 ~ 882 - 2222. evening 882-3239 ·-···· e. International tractor and Fontaine trailer for nle. Call 614-379-2775 . lUMBER -Rough cut, oak , poplar , 2x4, 2x6 , 2.te8, 1x4 , 1 x6 , 1 x8, length available, 8 h . through 16 h . Hogg & Zuspan . 304-773-5664 . 3 bedroom farm house wtth garden spot $250. month 79 . 1978 18 ft. camper Wlldarneu trailer. fully aelf contained. sleeps caretr.. , •. awning, tlntum wheele. ...exc. con. 13500. Call 814- :": 992- 8259. .. MF 1100 tractor, 100 HP, tobacco setter , tobacco sticks, 20KV PTO generator, -4 in pump. 300 gel. 8 row •p ray outfit. Call 614-6823931 after 6PM . New galvanized corrugated culvert S2 35 f1 up AU sizes . F1tt1ngs . Pipe, beams. structural steel-new, used . Big discounts. Delivered! Anywhere! Nowl Estimates free 304-926-0884 $100 .00 deposit . Washer and dryer . outbuildtng . by Larry Wright CARLYLE ® Allia Chalmera tractor good cond. Cell 446· 2644 after 4 :00. 614 -742 - Mobile home for rent . new. fumiahed . $1 75 00 month KIT 'N' Farm Equipment Fermall cub tractor, ••c. cond. . with cultlvatora, other equipment available. Coli altar 4 :30. 614-26116846 or 61 4-266·6791 Logan Giant aead beena. phone 304 -676-2130 Nice 3 bedroom houae near MJne No . 1, &226 . mtl"l 8100 2128 61 ~ Friday, May 25, 1984 Friday, MIJy 25, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .......... . _. ____ _.. ...... -.- 11 :oo u m CJJ o CJJ 5/26/84 cw m rw News (}) Another L1fe (!) 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K Z M A A U L Vestenlay's Cryptoquote : MOST Cit" THE SHADOWS OF LIFE ARE CAUSED BY STANDINI; IN DUH OWN SUNSHINE ---&lURCE OBSCU I\E . tms �12-The Daily Sentinel Home resales up _J By The Assoclaled PreBs Home resales were up In Apr!l to the highest level In almost four years, a real estate trade group says, but Its chief economist says rlslng mortgage Interest rates may dampen further Increases this year. Meanwhile, wonies about interest rates and concern about the banking system sent stocl. prices to a 15-month low. More than lour stocks fell for each one that rose Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange, and the Dow Jones Industrial average tumbled 10.37 points to 1,103.43, its lowest close since Feb. 23, 1983. Bank stocks were particularly hard hit. Stocks of a dozen banks hit 52-week lows Thursday as Investors, ne rvous from the problems beset ting Cant Inental Illinois National Bank & Trust, sold off their sha res. Manufacturers Hanover Trust of Nev.· York. the nation's fourth - Largest bank, led the bank declines as Its stock plunged$.3.37)\ashareto close at S27 62Y,. Some of the rumors spectficaUy mentioned Manutactur- AT&T cuts long WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Consumers who rely on the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. to handle their Interstate longdistance calls received one of the first tangible benefits of Industry competition this morning - ~ across-the-board reduction In Io)\gdistance rates. Effective at 12:01 a.m. today, AT&T cut Its regular long-distance, WATS and International calllng · rates by a uniform 6.1 percent, complying with a MaylOorderofthe ers. but the company denied It had any financial dltficulltles. Meanwhile, the U.S. League of Savings Institutions said Thursday that home buyers are borrowing money for mortgages from the nation's savings Institutions at a record clip this year, with the majority of the loans carrying adj ustable interest rates. So far this year, savings and loan Institutions have loaned about $48 billion to home buyers, according to a survey of 1,tro Institutions, the league said. The figure eclipsed the previous record of $32.4 billion set In the first four months of 1983. and if the trend continues, It wlll top the annual record of $135 billion set last year. said W!Ulam B. O'Connell. president of the league. The average interest rate for fixed-ra te mortgages rose to 13.66 percent from 13.07 percent In .January, while the average rate on adjustable-rate mortgages fell to 11.21 percent last month from 11.54 percent at the start of the year, O'Connell said . Todd Lisle, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lisle, Syracuse, is a Daily Sent Jnel carrier in Syracuse V!Uage. A seventh grader at Southern Junior High School, Todd likes carrying The Sentinel because It not only provides him with personal funds but also gJves him an opportunity to meet new people. At 13, Todd likes to camp and fish and take part in sports activities. H<' delivers The Sentinel to 65 homes . Emergency runs Six calls, including one at H: 25 p.m. by lheTuppersP!ainssquad to Hudson Lake, the drowning site of a Meigs Count y man, were answered by units of the Meigs County Em ergency Medical ServicC' Thursday. At 10: 2J a.m. the Pomeroy unit went to Welshtown Hill Road a nd transpol1ed Samantha Hysell to Veterans Memorial. at l :4J p.m.the Middlepot1 Fire Department responded to a call to 213NorthSccond where food on the stove had caught fire; at 7:26p.m. the Middleport unit went to :t'\2 North Third for Ronald Diles who was treated but not transported; at 8:57 p.m. the Rutland squad took Murle Hanis from Danville to Veterans Memor ial Hospital. and at 9:32p.m . the Middle port unit went to Meigs Mine No. I where they treated but did not transport Danny Brickles. Elementary students oftheSouthe rn Local Sc hool Disnict responded to a nationwide call for school children of America to "Put In Your 2 Cents Worth" to help with the cost of refurbishing the State of Libei1y. Southern Local students donated $51.74, Southern District Elementary Principal Robert Beegle reports Including $4.01 from Letart; $4 .88 from Portland; ~.16 from kindergarten; $12.18 from Syracuse, and $22.51 from Racine. Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of of showers and thunderstorms. Low around 65. Saturday, mostly cloudy and cooler with showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly In the morning. High 73-78. Chance of rain 50 percent tonight and 60 percent Saturday. Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday: Fair on Sm1day. Chance ol showers or lhunderstonns Monday and cooler with a chance ol showers Tuesday. Highs In tbe upper 00s and low 70s Sunday, in the 7Us Monday and in the 00s Tuesday. Lows In the 40s and low 50s SWlday morning, in the 50s Monday and mld.41Js to mld·50s Tuesday. No paper will be published Monday, May 28 in order that employees of the Ohio Valley Publishing Company may observe Memorial Day. Publication resumes on Tuesday. Money suit filed A suit for $13,701.49 was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Diamond Savings and Loan. Pomeroy, against Kevin A. Dailey and Sharon A. Dailey, Lancaster. and George Collins as Meigs County Treasurer. Veterans Memorial Admitted : Lois Pauley. Pomeroy; Cora Fobner. Pomeroy: Mary Divers, New Haven; William Tiemeyer, Pomeroy; Carl Shultz. Jr . Pomeroy; .John Reibel, Pomeroy: and Murl Harri,, Langsville. Discharged: Ollie Hill. Gladys Sigler. Shirley Wise, Christopher Van Mete r, Lewis Ellis, and Lee RudisilL Area death Benjamin Fortney I Benjamin Fortney, 61, Guysville, died Thursday afternoon at the Camden Clark Hospital In Parkersbu rg after an extended illness. Born at Guysville, he was the son of the late Harter and Evah Robey Fortney. He was a member of the Savannah Masonic Lodge 466, Guysville; Scottish Rite Bodies, Cambrtdge; Washington County Scottish Rites Club, Marietta: Minear Chapter 274, OES, Guysvllle: American Legion Post 414, Glouster: and Disabled American Veterans Chapter 37, Athens. He is sur<ived by his wife, Sylvia Rummer Fortney, one son, Mark, Millfield: rwo daughters. Mrs. Larry 1Nina 1 Russell, Guysville: Mrs. William (Marjorie! McPherson. Coolville; eight grandchildren, and one great -grandscn. Aso sur<lvlng are a brother, Richard Fortney. Guysville; and three sisters. Mrs. Gladys Fuller. The Plains: Mrs. Pearl Crov. and Mrs. Virginia Hesson, Fort Wayne, lnd . Preceding him indPalhbcsides his parents were one son and two brothers. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at U1e White Funeral Home in Coolv!Ue . The Rev. David Couto will officiate and burial will be In Greenlawn Ceme tery at Lowell. Friends may caU at the funera l home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . Saturday. Masonic ser<ices will be held at7: 30 p.m. on Saturday. Nowhere else at these Burger Chefs North Charleston Ravenswood Summersville Pomeroy Pl. Pleasant nte •room'Buick. Conservative columnist James J, Kilpatrick discusses sanity in gun laws-Page A-2 • tmts unba Middleport Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant room . and k•d's room of the SIX passenger Bu•ck LeSabre Bnng the whole lam•ly 111 lor a tesl dnve loday PH. 992-2174 Pomeroy, OH. 500 E. Main St. t's ('lot Forget To Remember MEMORIAL DAY 1984 II' .Cut Flowers I •Monument Sprays •Potted Plants •Wreaths •Anangements in both real and permanent flowers. "The Way America Sends Lave~ SHOP OUR SALE RACK FOR MEN AND WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL FOR THE MEN SWIM WEAR '" c.,,.,. ,. KNIT PULLOVER SHIRTS by Aobert Bruce, Puritan & Arrow DRESS SHIRTS hv 4rrow &- f.nrt'f' ' Clrlh, •horl or lang SPORT SHIRTS ! I i POMEROY FLOWER SHOP 106 '':'' A rru11·. /_,. , .; & Cnrf'f'r Club. lonj{ or LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS .dN• r ••· .~ ~hfJrl , fi'I'Pf' _l • b:-· tondmr F'of{. Mnint> Gt.~id.- & Dt>Lun~ LEVI DENIMS-Straight legs, prewashed & unwashed MEN'S SUITS-Summer weiahl ond year round, sizes 36 to 50 MEN'S SPORT COATS & BLAZERS - Slzu 35 to 52. Nice Selection of MEN'S TROUSERS, Sizes 29 to 51 FOR THE LADIES SWIMW£AR IH ltm t~'' " I{ Cn.wur m SHORTS. TOPS & BLOUSES b~ }nni :Pn . IJul{/lflrl .il ., l'i. 111, ;,, . .'ito~{ SLACKS IJ~- /orll :.l' 'l . f)I!Jl/l"ll 'ir .• & rr hill' Slnll LEVI BENDOVERS DENIM JEANS ,v,... .,. \um .• &l•• LADIES SUITS lov <II, .•. , ,., , & '"'""'" llfl'IIP--- Wo we ._ . wire...,.. ... ,..,... BAHRMIDDLEPORT, CLOTHIERS OH. ttttine 11 Sectionl. 114 Page• A Multimedia Publ ic:ation By the Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS Gallia and Meigs joined most other counties in the area by posting a decline in the April unemployment rate. The jobless rate throughout the region. however. continues to remain above state and national averages, reports the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. Meigs County registered it s lowest level of unemployment for the year with an April figu re of 11 .9 percent. The county's previous low level for1984was In Janua ry, when a rate of 12.8 percent was reported . The Meigs posting for April represents the second straight monthly decline for the county . The rate fell from a highofl:l.:ip<'rccnt in February to a March ftgurf' of 131 percent. The April figure represents an overall decline in unemployment of 1.2 percent from the preceding month . 'J'heGallia County unemployment ra te fell by onP-hall (0.51 of one percent between March and April, according to the OBES. The April postlngofll. 7percentdown from the March figure of percent- represents the reversatof a two-month pattern of unemployment increases for the county. Between January and February , theGallia rate rose by two-tenths of one percent, from 11.6 to ll .B percent. In March , the county registered an increase in the jobless rate of four-tenths of one percent. as the figure rose to 12.2 percent. The April decline m unemploy - more.'' Under the rules. those serving tlmeformlsdemeanoroffensesmay not be In contact with those incarcerated on felony conv ictions. And. those awaiting trial may not be "mixed" with those who have been tried. Also, juvenile and female prisoners must be physically separ· a ted from all other inmates. "It hits In spurts," Montgomery explained, "over a period of time we reach a point where tbe jail's po)l'Jlatlon simply makes It impossl · ble to take any more." By agreement between the county's vartous law enforcement agencies, stx slots are routinely aUocated (Continued on page A-6) '0-l Area jobless rates in A(Jril Percentage County Athens .................... 10.4 (10.4) Gallia ..................... 11.7 02.2) Jackson .................. 12.3 ( 13.7) Lawrence ................ 13.8 ( IU) Meigs ..................... 11.9 ( 13.1) Vinton ..................... 11.6 ( 12.3) ,JOBLESS RATE - With the exception of Atbens, where tbe jobless rate beld swady, Wlem· ployment throughout the area dropped between March and 1\prU. With a decre>L.e of 1.2 perct.'flt, Meigs County registered the healthiest decline In lbe region. In chart ahove, MaiTh rates are shown in parenthesis. mcnt for Gallia and Meigs was in linf' with a dm.vnward trend registered throughout most of southeast· e m Ohio. With the exception ot Athen s- where theratP hPldstC'ady - the jobless ratP in all surrounding counties declined O£lES figures show 1.6&'5 of Ga lli a County's estimated work force of 14,427 without work In April. in Mei gs, the OBES rcpons 1.312 of thai county' s work force of 11.031 as johless during the month. According to thP OBES. the state jobless ra te stood at 9.R percent in April, whilP the national rate was reported at 7.6 percent. Grand jury dismisses inmate death case at Lucasville prison - LUCAS'v1LLE. Ohio tAP) - A union official representing prison guards at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility is calling a grand jury decision not toreturnany indictments in t he Feb . 9death of a n Inmate ther<' " fantasti c." The Scioto County Grand Ju ry sa td Friday it could find no criminal IJabUity on the part of guards who struggled with irunate Jimmy Haynes shonly before he died . If lh<' jury h~d returned Indict ments, it would have hampered guards' ability to do their duty, said Alan HiU. president ofthecorreclion officer' local at Lucas,·iUe . The grand jury de Libera ted Thursday and Friday at the Institute aftN hearing evidence from a special - ---·'"'" prosecutor and 31 witnesses. LOCKS MEETING - Coogressman Clarence MDier, Mhlo, at left, examines plans by the U.S. i\nny Corps ol Engineers for a new locking system for tbe GaiHpotis Locks and Dam. At center Is Frank Matthews, a rorps official, and at right, Col. John Deveru~, HIDington district engineer. aid package for El Salvador, Introduced by Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., and Sen. MarkO. Hatfield, R-Ore. , won Senate approval but was dropped by House and Senate conferees when they met to revl.e the bill for approval by both houses or Congress. Memorial Day The grand jury previously had seen a report on Hayni'S death compiled by the State Highway Patrol and had chosen not to act on the case, said Sci oto County Prosecutor Lynn Grimshaw . But the Legislature, in the fa ce of public pressure to invest iga te the death, appointed Thomas Beal of Columbus to serve as special prosecutor and conduct his own investigation . The grand jury that repot1ed Flida1· had all bul two of the 15 members from the prt•\·ious grand jury. Sen. Paul Pfeifer. R-Bucy rus. said he believes Frida~ ' sdecision by the grand jury mds state Involvement in the case. Pfeifer, vice c halnna n of the prison inspet·tion committee that appointed Beat, said he will ask Beal 10 r<>pot1 his investigation findings to tht:> eorruni t t ce . AG files for • • • • lflJUnCtiOn In coal mine case POMEH OY -An injunction has been filro in Ml·igsCuun l)' Common Pl<:'as Court by Anthony .) Cci<'brezze. J r .. a ttornrv general of Oltio againsl Slanlcy Hunt and Larry Hunt , Dark Diamond Coal CoqJ., e t a!. In his action. Cr!Pbrezze r hargPs the tv.:u \~:ilh dolating Ohit/ s envirunmr-ntallaw s in lhPOp('ratlon of lhn>e coal mines in Ohio . Celcbrf'Zzc' s suit. brought a t the request of Ohio Em·ironmr ntal tContinued on pag<' A-6\ Lawmakers unable to clear decks for adjournment By ROBERT E. MJIJ,ER All80ciated Preas Wrller COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -State senators, unable to agree on a bill earmarking lottery profits lor LEAVES SENATE FLOOR Butlllmut Ave. Ponwov. OH. Ph. 892-2038 or 892-&721 GALLIPOLIS- Recognizing the Gallipolis Locks and Dam as "essential to tbe economic development oftheOhlo Valley," U.S. Rep. Clarence E. M!Uer said he has met with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials about replacing the aging locks . The Lancaster Republican has sponsored legislation to construct a 1,IDfoot main lock at Gallipolis. considered one of the worst navigational bottlenecks on the inland waterways system. Miller's bill is a major part of a comprehensive water resources measure expected to be considered by the House of Representatives In June. Although corps officials detailed the hazards Involved with the 47-year-<>idfac!Uty In their four-year study released In 198l. two recent accidents atGa!Upolls havedramat · !zed the situation. A coal barge passing through the 600-foot main lock AprU 2 struck the main gate, causing a 17-daydelay of river commerce. Just eight days later, another accident caused the main lock to be closed. It was reopened earlier this month. Legislation to authorize and fund construction of a main lock on the West Virginia shore of the facility has been Introduced several times In the past two years. A recent amendment to a military Along the River ........... B-1-S Business ....................... A-3 Deaths ......................... A-4 Editorials ..................... A-2 Fann ........................... E-3 Sports ........................ C-1-4 April jobless rate declines in both Gallia and Meigs to be injured In the facUlty whlle operating In violation of the rules. "I lived through the jall being closed once," Roderick said Friday afternoon . "I don't want to see it again." While the facility is physically capable of housing up to 18 priSOners, state regulations mandate certain restrictions on aUowable population mixtures. "ln a worst case situation," Sherlff James M. Montgomery sald Friday morning, "we could be reduced to as lew as four prisoner· s ... ll we had a female, a juvenile female and a male juvenile In at the same time as a felony lnmate ... that would be It, we couldn't hold any approved rules and regulations. By LARRY EWING Failure to meet those n'QUireTimes-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Local law en- ments could lead to closure of the forcement officials see last week's jaU. Additionally, the county could be housing emergency at the Gallla beld legally liable II a prisoner were County JaU as symptomatic of a problem with the facillty and Its ability to meet thecounty'sneed for incarcerations, while continuing to abide by state mandated regulations. On Wednesday, Common P leas Judge Richard C. Roderick issued an emergency order directing that all inmates Incarcerated forDWI be released. He further ordered that no future DWI offenders be jailed untU the cuiTI'nt housing problem at the facility is corrected. In issuing that order. Judge Roderick wrote: "The present Inmate population at the... jaU... presents a clear and present danger and potential for violence that must be aUevlated." "It's all a matter of the mix," the judge explained. "the makeup of the population in the jail was simply too dangerous ... and, was In violation of the jaU rules." The Gallla County JaU Is curJt\IL WA.ml - A door rently certified by the state as a leading a cell block In tbe temporary holding facility. GaiUa County Jail is wliocked by In order to maintain that certificaLarey Swift Jr., a jailer. i\n tion, the jall- which was closed for emergmcy was declared in tbe a period of several months In 1981 for jail last week due to population state ordered repairs - must discrepancies. operate undf>r a set of state- ( Ohio weather: partial weekend clearing forecast --Page A-6-- Inside Sunday, May 27, 1984 Miller meets . with Corps on locks., dam SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. Dillinger Band in the Lounge Armond in the Restaurant 992-9917 10:30 a.m. till Close Say goodbye to the cramped quarte rs of compact cars and gel ready fo r the storage room. Mom and Dad FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT Middleport Rabies clinic is Wednesday 10Lomit ,-------------l ENTERTAINMENT 992-6836 25C Chester Council 323 Daughters of America wUI take part in the Memorial Day parade at Chester Monday. Members are to meet at Chester Elementary at 1 p.m . The parade is at 1:30 p.m. "Plan Your Get Togethers At The Restaurant or The Lounge" LOUNGE Despite new safety measures, danger remains a part of the racing world-Page C-1 unknown honored -D-1 Vol. 19 No. 16 Copyrighted 1964 indictments--D-B Emergency seen as symptom of larger jail housing problem Parade participants OflT LaSalle Vietnam's • Gallia w ~~ RACINE ilfiDDtE;p RESTAURANT Hamburgers All of the changes stem from a new rate structure the FCC gradu· ally Is In traducing to reflect the !act that AT&T Is now facing strong CLEVELAND !API The winning number drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number," was 282. In the "Pick f' game, played Monday through Friday, the win ning number was 4296. Welcome All Area Alumni _\\~~~ .. POMERoy THE RESTAURANT WILl STAY OPEN LATE SATURDAY NIGHT SO YOU CAN MEH YOUR FRIENDS & CLASSMATES AFTER THE DANCE IS OVER Memorial DaySpecial Ohio lottery winner LaSalle In Middleport ' believes local phone customers shouldbearthefullcostofoperatlng their local phone network. The new monthly access fee to be paldbybuslnesscustomersstartlng todaylsoneresultofthatnewpollcy. Depending on what state the business Is located In, the tee wiJI range up to $6per month per Une and wiJI be paid directly to the local phone company. Nationwide, those buslnessaccess!eesareexpectedto generate roughly $1 bllUon over the !lext year rr:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=. A rabies clinic will bel'Onducted at U1e Meigs County Fairgrounds In the cat tie sale ring on June 2 from 1 to4 p.m . The clinic is being conducted by the Meigs County Health Department in conjunction with the Meigs County Humane Society. Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM will be administering the vacclna lions with the cost to be rabies, $3. and distemper-lepto-parvo and hepatitus, $7. Dogs are to be on a leash and other animals must be confined. Pet owners are urged to take advantage of the low cost service. Additional information on the program may be obtained by calling the Meigs County Health Depart· ment, 992-6626, or tbe Meigs County Humane Society. 992-5427. Weather forecast No Monday paper competltton for long-distance traffie. While the company sWI handles slightly more than 90 percent of all Interstate long-distance calls, competltors like MCICommunlcations and GTE-Sprlnt are growing rapldly at AT&T's expense. The FCC says that competition, combined with the Jan. 1 breakup of the Bell System,lsforclnglttoscrap a decades-<>ld system under which AT&T's long-distance customers paid extra to belp hold down local phone rates. The commission says it That was the good news. On the minus side for some customers, that same FCC order aUowed AT&T to begin charging a 50-cent lee for long-distance directory assistance calls after the first two such calls each month. And business customers with more than one phone Une will have to start paying a monthly "access fee" to tbelr local phone company. Carrier's Comer... Students respond MPmorial Day sPrvices will be h~ ld Monday, May 28 . at 1: ]!p.m. at the Burlingham Church. The Honor Guard of FN'ncy Bennett Post 1.28. American Lcglon and the youth or Burlingham Camp of Modern Woodmen of America will participate In services at the cemetery. Pa1iicipating in the program will be The Rev. Cha~les McVey, guest speaker, Coleen Dougan, Robet1 P icket t, Roberi White, Frank O'Brien, Bud Wingett, and Mark Kounck. Comm~lon. CommunI c a tl on s Feder a I Todd usle Meigs County happenings .. Memorial Day program planned Friday, Ohici - Sen. ODver Ocaaek, D-Akron. Jlstell!l Friday W debate 00 tbe floor of the Seoa&e In Colwnbll8. Ocuek later left the Senate at the menllon of bla wUe'1 lon1 lllne88 and death lasl year. schools. wiJI try agaln next week to clear their decks of business and adjourn untn late June. Although they had hoped to quit Friday, an angry and often emotional debate In the Senate seemed to preclude any immediate hope lor compromise. But leaders said the Senate wiJI reconvene Monday and the House, Tuesday. The debate centered on veteran Sen. Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron. prompting his tearful exit after the mention or his wife's lingering and death from Injuries suffered In a car accident. The personal tragedy required Ocasek to be absent from the Senate last year lor long periods ol time. The retired professor and dean of Senate Democrats sald earlier he had a deep conviction that the Iottecy bill should send aU of an $Ill mllllon Sllllllus directly to the schools Instead out putting halt of It Into a "rainy day" school fUnd. He was brought Into the debate after be joined minority Republi · cans to block passage after the House restored the rainy day fund . Democrats have a 17-!6 edge in the Senate. Senate President Harry Meshel , D-Youngstown, accused Republi cans of Invoking a unit rule to keep their own ranks Intact to halt the bill with Ocasek's help. Meshel sald tbe Republicans also had invoked tbeunlt rule last year to block passage or a Democratic tax paekagP. knowing Ocasek was with his "ofe, who was In a coma after the Florida accident. Meshel said Republicans refused requests by several Democrats to provide a decisive 17th vote on the tax package . ' " We asked lor a Republican vote so that we would not have to ask Oliver Ocasek to come here tram Florida and the bedside of his dying wife but you refused." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 May 25, 1984 fortney