https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a9f289c191ab69c106bc2f5d7bd8ecd8.pdf 00d90e0ced92e40e0c66d9517f36a67b PDF Text Text ff'eehh· ,~eromonet 1e Southern upset in Sectional play Frozen foods Page 3 Pagt' 6 • at y Voi .32,No.22 . Pa~t' 7 • enttne I Section , 11 Page' 20 ~nn A ~ ult imedio Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 13, 1983 Copyrightod t983 . olesale prices decline again ' Th_~ · 0 ' ' ' ' ., ,, ,., •' •' ! o · • ' { ' •' o ' l " l ' • ' l ' l ' ' o ' 0 I I o 0 0 o I I> o o 0\- ~ 0 0 0. p 0 o ' o o oo • o _,,. • • o· • 0 • ~-'0' '0 ' 0 ·' ~ o . I I •" • ' I 0 o Veterans Memorial Hospital Family Cares for You · . Our Board Our of Trustees Volunteers Jo hn T. Wolfe , Cha irman Jo hn Rice, Vice C hairman Andrew Cross, Sec re tary i<aty Arithony . Lou ise Be arhs Clara Burris Phyllis Clay Paul Bee gl e Lin nie Crary Ru ssell Brown Be tty Christoph e rson Hugh Custe r Ire ne Christy Ha rold Ri ce ja ni ce Da ni e ls Re x Shene fi e ld Dorothy Downi e Ste ve Story Mildred Fry Ethel Creuser Nettie Hayes Freda Henderson Eva Hartley Ethel Hatfield Eula )elfers ). E. With ere ll, M.D .. Chi ef o f Staff ). H. Ridgway, D.O ., Vice Chi e f of Staff Hele n )elfers janet jeffers W.A. Mansfield , M.D., Secretary R. Averion, M.D., Treasurer Carrie Kennedy Kathryn Metzger G. H. Abels, M.D. Catherine Mees E. Berkich, M. D. )estie Molden S.). Blazewicz, M. D. Nan Moore P. Brizerdine, M.D. Juanita Norman H. D. Brown, D.D.S. Bertha Parker H. B. Davidso n, M.D. Margaret Parsons M. Dayo, M.D. Emogene Simms Z. Dayo, M.D. Doris Snowden L De sou za, M. D. Ada Warner M.j. lawson, D. D.S. Mae Weber M. Lentz, M.D. Jessie White T.. Meye rs, D.O. Mildred Withee ). Mo ngkolluesana, D.D.S. Shorty Wright W. Peterson, M. D. Joan Wolfe R. R. Picke ns, D. 0 . Ne llie Borgan D. Price, D.O . Reva Beach E. Ra ntz, M. D. l eona Karr K. Riggs, D.D.S. . Thelma Miller ). Sanford, M. D. Mary Rumfield M. Simon, M.D. Be tty Te mpl e ton A Sola, M.D. Mi dge Abbott B. Sub biah, M.D. Gilda Baxte r C.W. Tho mp so n, M.D. Ga rn et Erwin e G. E. Vall ee, M.D. Patty Lee E.S. Villanu ev a. M.D. Ruth Morri s .~·:D ;;,;.·- - . ).A. Wade, M jea n Will joy Keshav Ma rgaret Eske w Lu cill e Leife it Alma Newton , Our Medical Staff, M ~_._....;=-.:·:....:=-=.-....1_ ~~~~~~i~~lhinn ey Veterans Memorial Hospital community sorvlca· Barbara j. Kennedy, Rutland, Ohio Julia R. Quails, Middleport, Ohio De~orah L Sanders, Reedsville, Ohio Julia Ann Will, Pomeroy, Ohio Carol Ault, Pomeroy, Ohio Juanita D. Bosner, Waterford, Ohio Cathy B~ldwin, Minersville,d Ohio . Karen Haines, Minersville, .Ohio .' Nancy Broderick. Pomeroy, Ohi.o · £rnesiE. Imboden II, Middleport, Ohio Rolande ilrowii, New Haven, W.Va. lois Clellend, Pomeroy, Ohio )oy K. Morarlty, Racine, Ohio Teressa Collins, Longbottom, Ohio Kimberly Shamblin, Mason, W,Va. Rhonda Dailey, Racine, Ohio Linda j. Fraley, Gallipolis, Ohio Noell B. Dawson, New Haven, W.Va. Joann Smolenski, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Tina D. Duffy, Pomeroy, Ohio John R. Brewer, Pomeroy, Ohio Corrina S. Durst, New Haven, W.Va. Patricia Vaughan, Pomeroy, Ohio Janice Evans,. Pomeroy, OhiQ Joan Anderson, Pomeroy,.Ollio Barbara Gilland, New Haven. w. va. Isabelle v. Couch, PomeriJY, Ohio Pamela Gilland, Pomeroy, Ohio Brenda S. Cunningham, Pomeroy, Ohio Mary Gress, Middleport, Ohio Bonnie L Oatley, Pomeroy, Ohio Rae A. Gwiazdowsky, Middleport, Ohio Edna K. Russell, Middleport, Ohio Pamel L Henderson, Shade, Ohio Elizabeth Smith, Reedsville, Ohio Jane Huffman, Middleport, Ohio Sharon S. Stewart, Middleport, Ohio .Victoria). lm~en, Middleport, Ohio Jane A. Hess, Middleport, Ohio ·Gloria). Jewett, Pomeroy, Ohio Zelda M. Hobstetter, Pomeroy, Ohio Margaret A. Johnson, Racine, Ohio Joyce L Redman, Mason, W.VA john Keck. Pomeroy, Ohio Stella S. Stone, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Joyce Kerns, Middleport, Ohio Sharon K. Pratt, Pomeroy, Ohio JuneS. Kloes, Middleport, Ohio Lesa E. Simms, Pomeroy, Ohio Amy B. legar, Middleport, Ohio Patricia Bentz, Middleport, Ohio Kathleen Lehew, Pomeroy, Ohio Marabel Frecker, Pomeroy, Ohio Melonie K. lucas, Gallipolis, Ohio Fay Irene Gum, Pomeroy, Ohio Winifred A. Marcinko, Reedsville, Ohio linda R. Holter, Racine, Ohio Bulah F. Maxey, Tuppers Plains, Ohio Andrea E. Holter, Rutland, Ohio Phyllis N. May, Pomeroy, Ohio May Roach, West Columbia, W.Va. Ella Jane McDaniel, Middleport, Ohio Jacqueline Starcher; R~cine, Ohio Rita). McDaniel, Rutland, Ohio Don Beegle, Racine, Ohio Tammy L McDaniel, Middleport, Ohio Charles E. Brown, Athem, Ohio Martha Meadows, Portland, Ohio Roland Dunt. Pomeroy, Ohio Paul D. Michael, Pomeroy, Ohio William Guthrie, Middleport, Ohio Sharon K. Michael, Minersville, Ohio Gary L Warner, Pomeroy, Ohio Bette M. Moore, Pomeroy, Ohio lona Brlckles, Pomeroy, Ohio Patricia A. Mullinix, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Myrtle V. Grover, Pomeroy•.Ohio Mary E. Osborne, Pomeroy, Ohio Linda L Hudson, Pomeroy, Ohio linda L Patterson, Racine, Ohio Deron L Jewett, Pomeroy, Ohio juanita Ratliff, Pomeroy, Ohio Virginia Michael, Pomeroy, Ohio Glenna Riebel, Pomeroy, Ohio lelia M. Nelson, Middleport, Ohio Karen Roush, Middleport, Ohio Paula C. Norman, Pomeroy, Ohio Bon~ie Smith, Racine, Ohio Gary L Smith, Middleport, Ohio lillian F. Stalnaker, Pomeroy, Ohio Marjorie L Smith, Pomeroy, Ohio leona Stewart, Pomeroy, Ohio Shirley A Smith, Rutland, Ohio linda L Stewart, Pomeroy, Ohio Charles T. Sprouse, Racine, Ohio Nancy S. Thoene, Pomeroy, Ohio Connie M. Tucker, Racine, Ohio Claudia). Thomas, New Haven, W.Va. Dorothy M. Reeves, Pomeroy, Ohio Susan L Tillis, Rutland, Ohio Erma M. Smith, Pomeroy, Ohio Melinda K. Venoy, Middleport, Ohio Sherry L Beegle, Racine, Ohio Richard Warner, Rutland, Ohio Selma Call, long Bottom, Ohio Betsy E. Weaver, Middleport, Ohio Betty L Curfman, Syracuse, Ohio Rita Whitlatch, Middleport, Ohio· Barbara Fry, Pomeroy, Ohio Catherine )ill Williams, Shade, Ohio Loraine Kay Gardner, Pomeroy, Ohio Martin Woodard, Pomeroy, Ohio laura L Harrison, Pomeroy, Ohio Doris A. Woodyard, Pomeroy, Ohio George A Hoffman, Middleport, Ohio Sharon K. Wright, Pomeroy, Ohio Connie A Kaylor, letart, W.Va. Rosemary B. Young. Minersville, Ohio Crystal L lee, Middleport, Ohio Francis Hewetson, Pomeroy, Ohio Mary A Myers, Langsville, Ohio Ginger A. Pratt, Hemlock Grove Ohio Sharon L Roush, Bidwell, Ohio lorna F. Seth, Pomeroy, Ohio ' Sheila A Russell, Mason, W.Va. jeanne E. Slawter, Middleport, Ohio Sally ). Savage, Racine, Ohio Mabel Tracy, Pomeroy, Ohio Mary P. Shephard, Pomeroy, Ohio Ruby j. Werry, Pomeroy, Ohio Esterloraine Venoy, Pomeroy, Ohio Frances). Wright, Pomeroy, Ohio Teresa A. Wilson, Racine, Ohio Karen S. Clark. langsville, Ohio Doris Ihie, Raci ne, Ohio Russell W. DavisoPomeroy, Ohio W.S. Lucas, Cheshire, Ohio Our Employees "Meigs County People Caring for Each Other" .. 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - Pulled down by a new drop in energy costs, wholesale prtces fell 0.1 percent in AprU, marklng the third decline in · four months, the government reported today. Food prices, however, rose 1.2 percent, the most in a year. For the first four months of 1983, prtces were otr 3.7 percent on an annual basts. Prices for all of last year rose 3.5 percent. Analysts have been saying wholesale prices could begin rising in the next few months. For all of 1983, however, some economists expect infiatlon at the wl)olesale level could be less than 1pe(cent, aratenotseen for a tun year since the mld-1900s. Today' s Labor Department re- port·on the Producer Price Index for Finished GoodS said energy prices fell 2.8 pe1 cent, the fifth straight monthly decline. Gasoline prices were doWn 1.5 percent after tumbling 6 percent In March. Prices for home heating oil dropped 6.3 percent after declinlng 7.6 percent. Natural gas costs declined 3.5 percent after rising 2.5 percent. The energy prices reported today wer e actually for March. Depart· ment analysts say energy compan· les report their prices too late for Inclusion in the most current monthly measure. Energy eo&ts have fallen In recent months mainly because of world· wide cuts in crude oU prices. But economists say oil prices now appear to be stabillzing; many oil companies have even raised prices to retail dealers. AprU 's 1.2 percent food prtce rise was the biggest since the 1.6 percent gain of AprU 1982 and was the third monthly increase In a row . Food prlces had risen 0.5 percent In March. Fresh fruit prices alone climbed 15.7 percent · last month, and vegetable costs rose 5.6 percent, both apparently due In part to unusually wet weather In California and cold weather ·in the East In addition, beef and veal prices Increased 5 percent, themostforone month since the severe drought In the summer of 19!1l. Fish and por k prices declned. Today's report gave these other details on wholesale price changes ln AprU: -Passenger car prices were off 1.9 percent after rtslng0.8 percent in Maarch. Prices for light trucks fell 1:2 percent after declining 0.8 percent. -Capital equipment costs, cover· lng the machinery used by busi· nesses. were otf 0.3 percent after rising 0. 4 percent. - Apparel prices fell 0.5 percent after rtslng 0.8 percent. All of the figures were adjusted to discount for nonnal seasona l Primary changes $ought . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) -Hop. ing to boost the pres idential bid of Sen. John Glenn, an Ohio Democratic Partypanelwants changes In the state's 19St presidential prim· ary , Including an earlier election and a virtUal wlnner·takE!"all delE!" gate selection process. Glenn, ~hlo . Is one of six candidates seeklrig the party' s nomination at the J uly 19St natlilnal convention In San Francisco. Ohio Democratic Party Chair· rnan James Ruvolo said Thursday an earlier primary would give the state added Importance In presiden· tial nominations. · The committee also recom· mended direct election of delegates, making It possible that one candl· date could wln all the state 's 175 delegates tothenatlonalconventlon. Ohio goes Into the convention with the sixth-largest sta te delegation. "Obviously we want to make sure that any system we pick doesn 'I hurt John Glenn," Ruvolo said. "We feel that this system Is the most optimum for the winner, whoever that winner Is going to be. "Obviously, we hope it's John Glenn . There ought to be some advantage In winning. Under this system there Is a very clear advantage In winning." Voters could cast one vote for aU delegates by voting for the presidential candidate to whom the delegates are pledged or vote individually for each delegate. That part of the plan could be at odds with nat ional party rules. "The DNCrules ondirectelectlon do not provide that you can put the presidential candidate's name on the ballot such as that one vote for that candidate !s a vote for all of his district delegates," Ruvolo said. " We ar e c hall enging th a t provision." The proposed changes, recom· mended by the state party's delegate selection committee, must be cleared by its executive commit· tee .and the Democratic National Committee. Moving up the prtmary date trom June to May 8, 19St, must 00 a pproved by the Democratcontrolled General Assembly, prot>· ably this year, to allowforcl!Jldldate filing deadlines in February. The. panel rejected proportional representation - dlvldllJidelegates among candidates based on the percentage . of votes won In the primary. In 191ll, most delegates were selected by a proportional representation. The nwnber of delegates varies from one district . . to another from four to seven. , RuVolo told a news conference tllat at-large delegates wou~ be On the basis of the congres· slonal dtsll1ct yote. ' The slates of delegates whose names wW appear on the ballot wW CQntlnue to be cholen .at party caucu-. Of Ohio's 175 delegates, ie!iwWbl!electl!datlhedlstrlclll!Yel aDd 35atlarge. ·. choaerl ·~ . variations. If prices rose for 12 straight months at the April ra te, the yearly decrease wou ld be 0.8 percent. The Labor Department bases that compounded, seasonally adjusted annua l rate on a more precise calculallon of the monthly change than It ma kes public. ' In aU, the unadj usted Producer Price Index stood at 283.0 In March. meaning that goods costing $10 at ·wholesale In 1967 would have cost $28.30 last month . · For the 12 months ending In April. wholesale prices mse 2.1 percent, the report said. Wholesa le prices dmpped a record 1.2 percent ln J anuary, tod~y's report said , revising the earlier estimate ·at a 1.0 percent decJ.ine for that month. Prices fOS(' 0.1 percent ln February a nd declined by a like amount In March. Wholesale Prices -.., Producer Pric e Index For Finishe d Goods 290 · 1967: 100 285 . 280. 275· 270• 265 . 1982 Source Dept ot Labor i .. WHOLES!\LE PJU('ES This chart shows the Producer Prlw Index .lor F1nlsh <~i Uood~ tor the period !rom M lly, t 9R~ to 1\prll , t9S.~. (1\P ,.,._erphutu ). GOP budget 'plan won't get off floor By ROBERT E. MU.LF.R A.ssoctaled P rt..oo;s Wrllt•r COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Minority Republican s say llwy could save Ohio's taxpayers $516.5 million In the next two yrars. But they said privately Thursday they havr little chan('(' of sr•ll ing tIH'ir proposal to the Democral-controUed House. Republican membPrs.of the Finance Commlt tf'<• said thpy wou ld o!!rr their plan a~ an all erna t lve to Gov. lllcha rd Celrst<' ·s tWO·yra r bu!lg!'t w hl'n • It came up for a floor vote In the House today. Democ rats - whO cont rot the House 62.:17 - sa 1!1 t hc·y woulrl k<'l'p pt'l'tty much Intact the $P bil lion mf'asurc they lnslsl Is •~-spon si bl <' and tun!'CI to Ohio's needs . Assistant H ou~ Mlnorlly !.Rader Waldo Fl<•nnctt 1toS(', 11 l.lrna. ancl lh<· Republica n commlltec mcmtx't'S hPid a news con!Prr m·r· Thursday to explain their package. The$.~16.5 mlll lon taxpay<'rs' sav ings, they said , would I) • by n•p<•a l of 40 percent ot the 90 percenl sWtt• incom<• tax lncr!'asr r nact<'(t March I at Celeste's request. Ro«' said I he GOP proposa l continu<'S thr S<tm<' incn•aSf's !or ~ rim <uy, secondary and higher educa tion as those In the governor's pmposa l. It also ma int ains the same level of welfar<' IX'n<'!lts and fnr ludcs a CelestE!" proposed :;percent hike In benefit s scheduled forncxl.lan . I. h<' sa id. The GOP plan ca lls for a !;percent cu i In theslateag<•ncyspending listed In DISASTER - lloctor!i and staff m~mbers of emergency units ol Meigs County were put Into action the majority party's bilL Rose sa id th<' ;, perc<•nt cut wou ld not IX' appll<'d to Veterans Memorial Hosphal were ready to receive l4 to quickly move patient!! from the scene to Veterans lnstltut tona l spending, but would still m<'an a :t>lXl million savings over tiH• patients who were llljured or became Wafter a "mock Memorial, Meigs EmergenL'Y Service administrator next two years . · earthquake" struck In the Kyger Creek area Bob Byer repot1ed. The "patient" In this photo Is Mrs. Another part of the Republican amendment alh ').:c-dl y could cut M«ll ca ld Thursday afternoon - the lith annual mock disaster Eva Robson of near Pomeroy. costs $95 million In the first year of the biennium and $Wi mil lion"" ' m •x i. II staged in Melp, Mason and GaUJa Counties. AU requires the state lo prov ide health care for Its es ttmatrd 7W,tXXl wr lfarl' recipients lhrough priva te Insurance car ders lnstc•ad of Medica id . "Th is cost savings wUI come bot h a l thl' din'rt Sl'rVIC<' fpvrl and in a reduction of administrative costs !or th<• sta t<''s masslw wf'lfan· bureaucracy." the Republicans said In a prepared sta iPmPnt. Their plan calls !or restorat ion of a $40 million out lay for a work!ar<' thankful tha t no more were hu rt for final exams. program which Democrats deleted from lhclr bilL UndPr lhP plan . LONDON. Ky. (AP l - Another than there were." " An aspirin and a Band·Ald" ablE!" bodied welfare t·eclplents must work !or their tx'ndlt s state Education Department off!. fixed up most of the students, Four of the absentees were Rose said the amendment would delet<' a proposa l to lnrrr:IS<' thl' income clal Is expected to join the probe Assistant Principal Raymond Reed treated at hospital emergency brackets In the corporate franchise tax by I percent . today Into the cause of a Laurel sa id. Seven of the Inju red students rooms Wednesday and relea.•ed. And It would restore to t he bill an abandoned Democra llr pmv ision which Cou11ty school bus accident that were absent. The other three absent ees were at would give corporate taxpayers a reduction In their langlbl•· fX!t·sonal injured 1~ students and the driver. The accident was "b!g discussion the Corbin hospital: Jessie Parman . property tax Uablllty, phased from 3.'i percent down 102;, p<'I'Cent at t pPrce nt An Investigation by state pollee, here, " Reed said. "We are really and Chester Lewis, both In guarded a year over 10 years. . state pupil transportation otflclals condition, and Debbie Brown in fair Rose saki the GOP plan would result In spending 2:1 pcm>nl lc'Ss than and the Laurel County school condition Thursday afternoon. systemThursdaydidnotdetermine proposed by the governor and lS. percent tess than suggested by House Kerry GIUihan. Southeastern ad· Democrats. · tbe cause of the wreck Wednesday minlstrator, said the hospital reHe sa id the GOP alternative would end tlie biennium with $1({1.7 million. afternoon near Keavy, the school leased 13 students after emergency compared to a projection ln the House Democratic bill o!$U3.2 million. The superintendent said. room treatment, lncludlngonechlld G.C. Garland, Laurel superin· budget btU would go to the Senate after passing I he House. In the Senate, A Meigs county man Involved In a who had gone home after the tendent, said, " It'd really be Democrats have only a IH6 edge. traffic accident last week dled accident and was brought In later by premature to comment" on why the Thursday in Veterans Memorial her family. accident occulTed. Hospital. Two other students werereieased The bus, with 22 students and the E arl C. Kauff, 57, of Hemlock after treatment at Maryrnount ddrtver aboard, left Ky. :.;,'! while Grove, dted at 11:45a.m. of injuries Hospital at London . making its afternoon run Wednes· sustained In the wreck, a.hospital day . Itranoveranenibankmentand spokesperson said this morning. Pollee said the accident could overturned in a pasture. Kautf had been admitted to the have beenmuchmoreserlous hadlt Garland said Thur<day he had hospital' s special care unit shortly occulTed last week. The high nominal tax Increases and a $190 heard that the bus driver, Nancy after the accident. WASHINGTON (AP) - The school's senior class has already billion deficit. Fetters,42, of Keavy, had trouble The wreck occulTed at 9:10p.m. finished school, and r idership on the Re publlcan·co ntroiled Senate, The decision marked a significant with the steering system before the last Thursday on County Rd. w buswasdownabout 50percent trom deeply and perhaps Irrevocably legislative and political defea t for bus overturned. divided over whether to defy (Rock Sprlilgs Road), according to nonnal. both Baker, R·Tenn ., and th" But he said be had not talked to the Gallla-Melgs post of the State State pollee at London said they President Reagan and raise taxes Reagan administration. Ms. Fetters, who was In guarded Highway Patrol. had nothing new to report about next year, has temporarlly set aside Seven Republicans voted against Tloopers reported Kauff was their Investigation Into the accident. · efforts to approve a budget plan for condition Thuraday at Southeastern the plan, alQng with 45 Democrats. Kentucky Baptist Hoepltal at Cor· traveling north wben he swerved Rescuers said Ms. Fetters told 1984. bin. She sutfered a troken ann and a into the southbound tane andstruck tbemthesteer!ngsystemmalfuncti· Despite tntenstve efforts over two continuing a budget deadlock which has bedevlled GOP leaders deterbroken 1 ll · ts bead-on with a vehicle driven by oned, said Keavy Fire Chief Ronnie weeks to pull together a majority eg, as we as cu · mined to ·nnd a combination of · Bales, and some the students from among his own ranks, R.epubll· The superintendent said be was Keith A• Ro111Ine, 27 , of ~ ·~·~·VJ · can leader Howard H. Baker Jr. spending, tax and mllltary In· · not . aware of · any mechanical Both cars sustained heavy damage. confirmed that stacy . creases which can get through an Romine was also Injured and he 1 "It wasn't Nancy' s fault, " said failed Thursday to get a cornprom· problema with the bus, a 19'19model, tncreas tngly·rctx'llious Senate. or any ot the approximately 100 In was traJISP)rt\.'d to Holzer Medical Mike Wells, a J&-year·old sopJlo. lse budget blueprint through the One of the seven Republicans who Centerwhel'ehewasllstedlnstable more who was one of four students Senate. the Laurel County system. · voted no, Lowell Welcker ol Senaton voted 52 to 48, to defeat a uninjured in the wreck. "H It hadn't A spare bus was ~blltltuted condition the next day. Connecticut, said the outcome budgl!t resolutiOn supported by the• Thlinday to transport st\ldents to · A spokelpericll at HMC said been for the steering, . she would president that called tor a 7.5 showed, "The president Is not going Laurel County Hl8h !lcllcU, wben! Romine was later diScharged trom have kept control,'' be Said. ''She !sa"' pelceilt defenee lncrell!ie next year, to get his way;'· ROOd drtv!'r·" meet beck In lbelr l!lallromla the halpllaL • 20 ,hurt in school bus wreck IJnjuries fatal to Meigs man Senat~ stymied on GOP's budget were ------------------------------------------~~--------~-----~ ~- �Commentary Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 13, 1983 . .·· Pan -y-=MiddlefiDI!, Ohio Pomeroy , Ohk> llEVOTt..:n '1'0 Tllf!: INTE Kf;ST Ot~ THE MEJGS·MASON AREA PAT WHITE HEAD BOB HOEFLICH .'\s!oobl ant P uhli ~lwr / ( 'on I m tJ.. r Gencr&l Manarer DALE ROTHGEB, JR. New11 EdUor i\ MK\tnEJt l)f 11w A.,o;udah..t Prt."AA, lnJIU)d Daily l)r efoi.Oi ~laUon and the t\nM •rirun ' 't•wspaJW•r (•utJIIshl't'S t\.'iNO(:Iutkm. I.E'ri'F.ft~ OF OI,INJON an• 14e loomed . 'lbey ~ould he 1e!o1H lhan 300 wordft lonll{. AU letU~rs arr s uhjt•et tn j~lttn~~: Md mll<t he "IKJ'Ied with n~. addreM and teiephone numheL Nu un"'IKJH'll k~tt••no wi ll tN.' pulll!Mhed. Lett.entstwukl he In good taste, addJ-es.. !<ilng i'i"fH•s, nol JM'f'NOnal1tkos. Letter to the editor Consumers group still working This Is to let you and ot hers res! assured that we are st lll working wllh the Ohio Consumers Counsel and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company concerning the high cost of rura l line extensions and unfair. unjust and discriminating m<'lhods of charging for this has approved tariff regulations which prov ide for payment plans. The public has absolutely no way of knowing of these ways because C&SOE reps insist they don't exist in order to collect all the cash up-front. This leaves folks without electric servic-e or forces them to service. borrow from a lending Institution at There are many "would-be" today's Interest rate. You m ay consum ers in C&SOE's service request a copy of "Know Your area who are presently facing these .Rights" by contacting us. _ problems and have already conSomething must be done to hall tacted us. There are others who this Injustice. Ohio Consumers have eiC'Chic service, but have Counsel Attorney David Bergman, already lx>en through this dilemma Is working with us toward negotlal a n d h av(\ bee n ex tr em€1y lng with C&SOE. If C&SOE reoverchargrd. mains uncooperative, we will be Most c>l('('trlc consu m ers are forced to fil e suit before the PUCO tota lly unaware of their tights when against the company. they apply for insta llatio n. 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Americans in their mid-50s wer-· en't very long out of diapers when Herbert Hoover was president, and for those ot them conserva tlveminded, that was about the last time, before Reagan, that they could have voted enthusiastically on many matters of public issue. the point of which ls ·that most of the time, we have had Democrats In the White Ho•se and have lusted lor opportunities to criticize what they say, when what they say merits . criticism - which Is much of the time. But however much we cherish the tradition of vigorous opposition, surely what the net· works have hit upon, following a presidential speech, ls -lithe word - can be used in politics - quite simply unfair. Tlfe Constitution of the United States obliges the president to "recommend to their Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and exped ient" Traditionally, Congress has received such recommenda tions, and then acted, whether affirmatively or negatively. Before the days of radio and television, there weren't any means by which, simultaneously, the president could communicate to Congress a nd to the people. There is no question that on most Issues tha t touch on deep emotions, or on the safety of the state, the reach of the president to the people probably exceeds In Impact his reach to Congress. So that technology has In fact given to the president two simultaneous !arums. Without votIng for plebiscitary government, It Is correct to say that an appeal to the people Is an exercise In addressing the "decent opinion of ma nkind," as Jefferson put It when he wrote the Declara Uon of Independence. Now the convention of takin g the. entire presidential audience a nd delivering it to a representative of the opposition whose job Is to undercut the president Is, I repeat, quite simply unlalr. Permit a practitioner to explain why this Is so. The traditional order of scholas· - constituency. And this Is tlot good. Moroever, the Democratic Party nowadays seems to proceed on the assumption that absolutely any foreign policy Initiative by the Republican Party. save possibly aid to Israel, Is provocative, dangerous, inhuman. anti-democratic and bellicose. We used to tal k about a bllaterallorelgn policy, whiCh nowadays happens only when Republicans agree with Democrats. . The notion th*t the people must not be permitted to spend an hour or two ingesting a presidential speech Is to insist, In effect, that no presidential speech should be given a chance to breatbe; which Is to say tha 1 no president should be permit ted to address the people with a lew minutes' advantage. Which Is to say that presidents are always out to deceive the people. Which Is to say !hat - democracy Is no good? clOSing llneS··were "{have nothing to offer but blood, sweat and tears" and Christopher Dodd had then been Dashed on the screen to say, "It's typical of British Conservatives to offer only blood, sweat and tears. What we need Is soclallzed medicine, air conditioning and cheers, not tears" - the effect of wbat Mr. Churchlli intended could not possibly have survived. Now this Is said with caution. because there are times when one devoutly hopes that what one thought was pure hot air met up with a llttle Ice-cold analysis. But that Is the job of subsequent argume ntation, editorials, public analysts. It Is wrong Instantly to write a death sentence on success· tul rhetoric, and thls,ln my opinion, the networks are doing. In doing that, they deprive the chief executive of the United States of de facio . access to the human reserves of his tic learning prescribed llrst grammar, then !ogle, !hen rhetoric. Grammar Is, bere, a metaphor lor a collection of facts. Logic serves to describe the arrangement of facts in syllogistic - Indeed, logical -order. Rhetoric Is the form within which grammar and logic are subsumed. Rhetoric Is designed to appeal, moreover, to the heart and to tbe memory, as well as _to the mind. Now a public official uses two distinct modes of argumentation when 1) he appears on the Door of the parli1\ffient to make a statement he expects instantly to be rebutted; and b ) when he appears on the Door to deliver a statement that traverses grammar and logic, and aspires to rhetoric. Winston Churchill with great ease could handle a) parllamentary debate, a nd b) addresses to the nation. But II he had composed a speech whose ' _eTTA @i5U FOitr"NORn\~,..~-~ f\ yea r has gone by since I wrote you last concerning our son "Dink" and how drugs was the domlnanl Influence In his life that led to his being pu t Into prison for bank robbery. On beha lf of my wife and me I wan t to take th is opportunity to 1ha nk publicly a ll who have helped 1his family throug h your prayers, lf'llf'rs and fr iendship throughout this year My wlff' and I know that we face mort' years of separa tion from our· son. but II Is easier to bear with Ihe bond of support and we surPiy apprE'C ia le II. Dink Is Reiling along very well, he Is fin ishing his high school education and Is planning to fUJ1her his s tudies. rOl' this too we arc truly lh ankfu L This ordeal has o·cally opeowd our· eyes to lhP lhrea t of d rugs here In Meigs County. Out side or law enforcement not hing much wa s '" 'compllshed In comba tIng this menace to our young people Untlllaiely a lew concerned pan' nls a nd citizens ha ve banded togel her to toy to protl'CI Ihe young WASHINGTON - The same people of our county and not only ours, but a ll over the United States anti-communist sentiments that emanate from the Oval Office can and other parts of the world. After all , there Is a demand for also be heard In the guerrilla ca mps " Meigs County Green" as far away In the high , rugged, pine-covered as lialy. If It Is raised here then mountains of northern Nicaragua. President Reagan has called the some of our own loyal citizens have guerrillas fighting against the to be doin g the growing. Yes, we Sandlnlsta regime "freedom lighhave our share of the world's they call themselves " freeters": .Jud ases. It Is time to quit playing dom commandos." And they are as ostrich and pull our heads out of the single-mlndedly anti-communist as sa nd, stand up and be counted for our young people's sake. Parenls their friend in the White House. "It Is communism that has our become Involved a nd join ratlks with others now Ihal we have a start families dying of hunger," one with our concerned citizens group earnest young guerrilla told m y aga inst drugs and our Christian as5ocla le Jon Lee Anderson, who alhlellcs and soon maybe our Big marched with a 165--member rebel " task force" through the high pine Brot her-Sister group. Don' t bra nd your child over country. The other recruits nodded In wllhoul a llghl. Drugs had to st art agreement as the young contra (as on a sma ll scale here In the the.counler-revolutiona rles are a lso begin ning a nd so do we. listed a bill of particulars ca lled ) If you see any signs report them. aga inst the Marxist Sandlnlslas. Vol<> for stro nger laws, any thing "They first ta ke away our but get involved. Independe nce by forcing us Into After all, a ll you got lo losc If you farm coopera llves, !hen our food don't Is your loved one. - Mr. a nd ·with their rationing." declared the Mrs Lewis Kennedy , Rutla nd. guerrilla In Impassioned Spanish. "They Insult the Holy Father and the Virgin, a nd Ihey try to Ioree us Into the militia to fight the contras. H<>ccnl ly on a Sa turday alter- rPvoked a nd alcoholic beverages II you reslsl any of these things, they accuse you of being a noon, I look my chlldo·en to lht' are now allowed. Gen e ra l Harti nger Park In counter-revolutionary and punish If so, the signs should be Middleport. removed. If this ordinance Is stU! I noticed signs which sta te - No valud, !hen It should be enforced. Alc hollc Beverages Ai lowed! Ap- Alcohol In public places, suc h as parently many people can nol read parks, where young chUdren play, or e lse choose lo Ignore such signs. I Is definitely a detriment to the saw not one, but m any openly welfare of Ihe community_ violating this ordinance. Pastor Earl -Fields, Wesleyan President Reagan addressed a Perl1aps this ru ling has been Holiness Church. cheering a udience of gun enthusiasts at the National Rille Assocla· lion Convention in Phoenix, Ariz., last week.' Wear ing a bulletproof vest and surrounded by a phalanx of Secret Today Is rrlday, May 13, the 133rd day ofl983. There are 232days left In Servicemen and local pollee officthe year. ers, the President decried .those Today's hig hlight In history: who would take guns away from the On May 13, 1607, Ihe first permanent E nglish settlement In America was American people. founded at Jarnpstown, Va . Signs all overt he hall where Mr. On this date: Reagan spoke warned the audience In 1846, Congress declared a sta te of war between the United States and not to bring their guns to the raUy. Mexico. As a further precaution all those In 188i. the final batt le of the Civil Wa r.was fought at Palo Pinto, Texas. entering the bulldlng had to pass In 1958, Vice Preslden~Rlchard Nixon's Umouslne was battered by rocks through metal detector booths, to lhrown by anti-U.S. demonstrators in Caracas, Venezuela. make sure they weren't armed. In 19Gl, peace negotiations officially opened In Paris between the United Tl)e President said would States and North Vietnam. never disarm decent law-abiding Ten years ago: Diplomat Donald Bruce arrived In Peking to reopen the citizens, as plainclothes men kept a AmeriCan liaison mission to Chin~\ for the first time since 1947. careful eye on the audience In the F ive years ago: Pope Paul VI celebrated a tunera! mass in Rome lor convention center. slain former Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro. He alluded to John W. HinCkley One year ago: Braniff became !he first major American airline to file and saldi "It Is a nasty truth but tor protection under federal bankruptcy laws. those who SEek to lnlllct harm are Today' s blli hdays: Critic CUve Barnes Is 56 years old. Sinf!r'COlTlposer not lazed by gun control laws. I Stevie Wonder Is 33. happen to know this from personal Thought lor today : "The height of folly Is to Uve poor so you can die' experience." • r ich." - Anonymous. The ~dent failed to mention Enforcement, or not?? .' 1 SWINGS- Southern's John Porter takes a hefty 11 at a Jeft · Ba rnes' pitch during Thursday's tamplonshlp game of the Class A Set11onal Baseball ne . tournament at Memorial Field In Galllpolls. Hannan Trace advanced with a 7·2 vie tory. Deke Barnes Is the catcher while Hom er Smith Is the plate umpire. Keith WUson photo. a loser In the second frame on an Vikings own two extra Inning error. three walks, a single by Dave vtctolies over the Wildcats . Lockhart , double by Bill Swain and By lnn!ngs: .... m oon. o-2 .~2 Soulhr.rn .......... . single by Jeff Barnes. . ~ 11 101-S~t In the fifth Inning. Hannan Trace Ha nraan 1'rar(' tallied another run on a walk, error ~;:::=::====:::=::=:=, and two wUd pitches. The final two WUdcat runscameln the seventh on two walks and hils by Allan Bailey. and Mike Beaver ATTENTION, Ml NERS OF LOCAL 6197 "Speeial Union Barnes, In going the distance. fanned six and Issued six walks. Porter and Za ne Beegle combined for 12 strikeouts and seven walks. Ha nnan Trace will play SymmPS Vallev Monday In the Dis trict ToUI~ament at Chilllrot he. The Meeting" MONDAY, MAY t6th At 4:30p.m. At The legion Hall In Middleport • ··~olfe leading hitter HUlME ~fA tha "Put a hold on the applications, Janet- the ppsition's been filled." .. you. One recruit said he had been a Catholic lay worker In his village. He made his decision to join the -contras after the local Sandlnlsta authorities forbade him to hold mass on Sundays. Several rebels cited' the Sandlnlstas' anti-religious policies as one reason they had joined the contras, saying they were fi g htin g "w ith . God's blessing. " A few revels were counterrevolutionaries in the old-fashioned sense: Their !amllles ' property had been expropria ted by the revolu tionary regime. They had made their way from a ll parts of Nicaragua to join the guerrillas In the mountains of Nueva Segovia province. They sa id !hey ere fighllng to regain "a lost way of life." The regime's determination to change Nicaragua's social a nd economic system was evldenily more . than the peasants had counted on when they supported the overthrow of Anastasio Som oza four years ago . And the government 's heavy-handed methods make the contras' recru iting easier. Here's how Johnny, a recent peasanl recru it, described the process that led him from the farm Just one little Today in history In winning, Coach Brett Wilson's WUdcats became the first Hanna n Trace baseball team advancing to district competition. Earlier this week, Hannan Trace edged Kyger Creek, 2·1. on a Mlke Beaver home run in extra innings. Coach Hilton Wolle Jr. Tornadoes jumped Into a first Inning lead on two walks, an error and single by Tony Riffle. Hannan Trace bou need back to make starting pitcher J ohn Poner ' . Rebel fires fueled _________Ja_ck_A_n_de_rso_n Stand up, be counted "' TraUing 2~ In the second inning, Hannan Trace exploded -lor live runs enroute to a 7-2 upset victory over Southern In the Class A Sectlonals at Gallipolis. He's wrong! __:_____. . :._____w_il_lw_m_F_,._B_uc_.k_,...ley_Jr. Il l ( 'ourt Street Daily Sentinei-Pag-3 Wildcats surprise Southern • The Daily Sentinel The are." Had the Nicaraguan ,Democra tic rorce- the "contra " organization - made any promise or laid out a politica l program• "The FDN has pro mised us nothing," said Johnny, "only a chance to overthrow communism. That Is enough for us." ARNETT'S CONFLICT: If !he fox guarding the henhouse has become the Reagan admlnistra · lion's unofficial mascot, G. Ray Arnett can ta ke some of the credit. Unlll he was named assistant secretary of Interior for national parks, fi sh a nd wUdllle, Arnett was chairma n of the Wlldllle Leglslallve rund, which founded . The fund Is unabashedly In favor of hunting; one of Its directors Is the president of the country's largest furrier. It has been lobbying enthu siastically for a bUI that would open up 12 million acres of Ala_ska's na tional park lands to hunters . Huntington has been prohibited in national parks since the system was founded In 1916. No one questions the hunting lobby's tight to push for legislation. Bui environmental , groups are oulraged that Arnett , ln his governmen! capacity, has been the chief supporter of the -legislation his old organization wants. He was even lhe leadoff witness at Senate hearings on the bill last month. Footnote: A Wildlife Legislative rund spokesman said that "sportsmen have been getting their political act together," aitd hav~ raised abou t $200,<XXJ for their ca mpaign to open up more of Alaska. Arnett could not be reched for commenl. ne Announce tournament ' - The Railroad St. Body Shop sOftball tea m is s ponsoring a three-day A.S.A. -sanctioned Softball Tournament on M emorl~ I Day weeke nd at the General Hartinger park In Middleport_ Entry fee will be S65 a nd two red dot softball s. For more Information conta ct Bill Eapehart 992-7406. DUoFONE"' TAD·1 12 by Radio Shack gun?" "I want to Impress Jodie Foster." "She's a very line actress. Do you !mow her personally?" "Sort of. She knows me. She'll !mow me more in a couple of weeks." "There really nothing like a nice little handgun to Impress the girl you really love." "I want a couple of boxes of ammunition to go with it." "Ceriainly, Why would anyone buy a gun without ammunition? TII!!re's a beauty. t just bought it from a man who ~anted to trade up lor something larger. It's only been fired once, at a neighbor." · ''I'll la ke II." "I can 't give It to you now. I have to take your particulars and then II everything checks out you can come back In two weeks and I' Ugift wrap It lor you." "What do you mean checks out?" "We have to know If you have a pollee record or have s uffered !rom a mental Illness." "What do you think - I'm crazy or something?" "Of course not. s ir. You look perfectly sane to me. But unfortunately the feder al law no longer )lermlts the dealer to decide who should have a gun and who shouldn't. Certainly a law-abiding citizen like yourself can walt two weeks before Impressing your · glrlb1end." "That's how much you know. 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"Yes, I'd like to buy a handgun that I could ftt In my pants pockets." " may I ask you why you want the Is to Ihe guerrillas' mount a in stronghold: "We were already under the eye of the Sandlnls tas for refusing to put our coffee fincas into a cooperative. Our reason was tha t, once you do, they force you Into the militia and send you off to light the contras. "We begin to talk among ourselves about wha I to do. Then one night the contras ca me. They asked us to lend them help, like glvl ng them food and hiding them . We agreed and began to do these things - with a ll our hea rts. 'Tor a while we hid a wounded commando. We made contact wlih sympathetic neighbors and buill up a network ·or collaborators in our area. Then one day we were told by a cousin In the Sandlnlsta mllllla that we had been detected. So Ihat night we gathered up the other collaborators and we escaped, to and find the nearest comm ando unll. 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And for six innings, he was pitching w ithout hil s. too. Then. suddenly, h<• was ~one. givl'n t he hook by Sa_ n F rancisco Manager Frank Roll inson. But Krukow minded not at al l. He knew he'd gone as long as hcwascxpect rd to against th<' CiJI(;·innat i R('CJS Thursday night RPi iever .lim Bar r los t lhl' no- h ilt t~ r in lhf•eighth inn in ~ and thf' Giants had to sett le for a two-hit. 4-2 vic tory. "l kn<•w ix'fon' I wPnl into thP game· that I wa;., nut going to go longer th an !-!Lx inri ings. ·· said Krukow, who <:amr to thE' Giants from P hilac!Plphia ICJsl winter in thC' Joe Morga n I ratl<'. Krukow injured his righ t c iOOw in !-ipring tra ining and was ma ki n,e his fi rst apJX'arance sincr com in14 uff th<•2 1-dayd isabled list.· EISPwhPrc in lh<' Nationai !Pague if was P ittsburg h fi. NPW York 2; Chicago b, PhiladPi phia :l: St. Louis •I, M ont rea l 0; Los Angeles 4, San Diego .land. in 10 innings, Houston4, A1 la n1<,1 :L ncvC'r hesitated Robinson sa id hr in laking K rukow out. " Hl''s too val uable to this ba llcl ub," lh<• Cianu.;· manager said. " I was thinking about that and thinking about his fut ure. HI' had ju st come off I he disa bi L'<.I list, had had a bad arm ... I kn ow he wouldn 't have wanted to stay out UJ0rc 1Jeca useonc ,r:n or~ pH ~·- h or one more inniri g cou ld havl' hlown his arm." Krukow sa id Gian ts pit chin g coach 1-l f'rm Star i·cttc "told me ea rlier in the WPCk they wan ted fi ve Ot' six innings out uf me. ·.· " I had IJu ltl'rOi cs I at thcst ur tof thcgaml'l. II had lx>cn a while sim t' I'd lx.'en out thf'rP. You don ' t rra lizf' how much you miss thi s gamfl un til you sit out for 21 day., _ "I t 's a Jot of fun ou !I her'!' to throw w ithout pain." Barr gave up 11on o.-.ster' s leadoff tripll' in lhP eigh th . and Davp Conr·ppclon's one-out single in the nint h. then Gary Lavelle got the last out and w ith it his third save. The Giant s took a 2-0 lead in the first off Brucf' B<•renyi, l hP first nm c~m in g on Darrell Evans' double that st retched his hitt ing streak to 11 games. Krukow had a sacrifice fly in the· second inning and , Berenyi wild-pit ched a run home in the third. Grounders by Johnny Bench and W J:Otn(' Krenchicki accounted "for the Reds' runs. .Pirate; 6, M ets 2 ·oavr Parker. a macho ma n in his own mmd, decidl'<i il was time to admit to his own short comings and, by doing so, broke out or one of the worst slump s o f his career. He switched troma36-ounc'P bat to a :~~ou nce model and came through w it h lhrr<' hi t,, including a pair of doubles. two runs batted In and three ru ns scored in t he Bucs' victory that dtoppc'(( lhC' Mel s int o last place In lhP East. " I t was a m acho thing," he said of his reliancpon heavy lumber . " fstill feel m acho. but I 'm getting older and I 'm not as young and not as stmng as I was ... I had to prove to mys<'i f I couldn' t use the big bat anymore. and when you go 3-for -.12, !ha t proved it to me. Th e older you get, the mor e you have to makf' adjustments," added Par kpr·, who tums 33 nex t month. Cuhs 6, Phill!l.o; 3 Lar r)' Bowa ha5 only Ei home runs YOU ~ CAN Per Week Astros 4, Braves 3 Joe Cruz singled to open the l Oth inn ing. was bunted to second and came home on Luis Pujols' single t o give Houston it s v ictory. F r ank DiPino, with 1 2-3 innings of no-hit r elief against the BrBves, has a sl reak of 10 1-3 hitless innings. Marauderette resenr~s post 14;.7 victory n.v ·n,l' ,\.-ll ·il ~t• • rll'r•...._~ AM l':lllt 'i \N I .J..:At:I IE 1·:,\ -.;T UIVISIUN w I~ B.,]rin l"" ' h ... lllll T ol'u!ll<o l 'i lh I' • Mltw,lllko; · I~ \jj, ' •t! 1'. II , II II II 11 . HI! 1 1.' 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" ' ' \tllllll ''<ll ,t ollt '/. till I I ~~ ~ ·. t lllo' 'IIHII!I Tll o I''''·" .ol I !r .II I ',11i l111 T\1 < l.uul' I 'lill.orh·lp/u,. .11 f ' hw. o~" l .o"' Alll-•' 1• · · .11 S:ill llll ~.:n ''~' Y<11k .11 l 'ill,hill l!ll 111 1 "'"' ~·, , uu ,.,.,, . 11 f"illt'llln.oll , 1/i l i\11,1111 :1 .11 II IIUSI!III, rill · Suucl ...v · ~ I iu1m-. '\1,1 Y<<l k dl \ '1\ I <,IIUI'I!h M••llli >·. tl ,tT -.:1 1,,111' '-, 111 l · Io i ii! 1 ~1, ! ,I! ( ll)l'itl ll/111 l'tui . «~ ' Tf!lll . t .tl t " hl• · · ~ ~· r CINCINNAT l (AP I - Jeff Lleix'rt , an assistant football coach at M oell er High School since 1973. has been named athletic director at the · suburban Cincinnati school. Liebert , 35, had been assistant athletic director the las t two years. He succeeds Mike Cameron. who will remain as a teacher and basl'ball coach. By Playing Northeast Ohio Portage t-akes fishing lor bluegill, cr Ie largemoutlJ bass. Best blue and crappie fishing is in 1\rrkeyfoot and Nor th reservoirs. Best bass fishing is usually in 1\rrkeyfoot Reservoir and Long Lake. Tappan Reservoir - Good fishing for bluegill, crappie, Iar gem outlJ bass, w alleye and yellow perch. Fishermen have a chance or catching a trophy-sized lar gem outh bass or walleye. Southwest Ohio · Acton Lake - ExceUent fishing_ for bluegill and crappie. The best baits for these fish are wax wonns,_. red wonns and small minnows • . Acton also has good fishing in May for largemouth bass and channel : catfish. Farm Ponds- Many !ann ponm: . UJat provldegood sprlngtlmefishin~ ;_ for largemouth bass, bluegill an<t ;.: channel catfish. Every year trophy·••: sized largemouth bass are caught.:; from Ohio farm ponds. · NEWSPAPER ' lr .tl 112 E. Maio St. The Daily Sentinel ! USPS HS-!IGOI A Dl \1 \.oolrm of Multlm('dla , lnl' . MrmiJ(' r : T'hf' Assoc-la tPd Pr<>ss. In· land Dai l.v Prf'.~S Associ;Jion and 1hC' , AmE' ric :1n Nflw,. paper P ub lls h('r s .\S· so rlatlo n. National Ad vNtis ln g RPpn' · Branham NewspaP£'r Salrs. 7.1:! Th l r·d Ave nue'. N<'w York. Nf'w to Thr Sr- nti nr l. 111 Co urt St . PomNoy. Ohio 457fig . SL' RSC RII"TIO N Ro\TES By ( ' arrh•r ur Molor Routt· On!' WP r•k Month One Yf'ar ... . . .. ... . .. ...... $1.00 ...... ... ... OnC' SINGt.Jo: ('OJ•\' ... $5:l . M PRU ' Ii:S .Oail ,v ... 'lfl (.'(' OIS Subscrlbf'rs not df's irlnJ! to PII.Y th r car· rll" r mn y r('m tl in a d va m· r· din•t·t to T~f' Da !i:v Sfl ntln f'l o n :t. 6 o r l 'l mo nth ba s is . CrC'di l w ill be g l vf'n ra r r l •' r !'ac h monl h . No l' u b~nl pti o n ~ by m n il p• •rmilt('d In t nw n ~ w h ('f(' home' curr lf' r sr·rv k l' '" a va il ahlf' 1:1 Wrt'ks. :H .i :t2 \\'l' f' k ~ . "ON THE T" In Middleport, OH. Oul s ld1• Ohio 1.1 WN·k.o,; . .. .. $ ! ~ . 2 1 11f Wf'f'k s ... .... . $2!i.li4 !i~ W<"Pk ~ ... ........ ......... .... .. $.i fi .21 -----......;..-THIS IS HOW IT WORKS------- ....... THE PICK UP FREE BINGO CARDS: Eac h wtek (adullsonly please(. GREEN GABLES PICk up your 'Free bingo Cards from the SJX:lnsoring mercharm listed. Rules o1 the game alklw the ll'Orcha n~ to ~" you only one card for each store visit You may, however, make as many v1sits as you wisll each day of the ... k.THE MOllE CAROSYOU PlAY, THE BffiER YOOR CHANCES ARE TO \\1N. HOW TO PlAY: 01e<k the ads 1n EAOi DAY'SISSUe ol THE DAILY SENTINEL The ads ollhe merchants listed Will aJirtarn one or more "Newspaper Bingo"litil!Jber in the "Bingo Bug" svmlxit (shown below). Occasionallj, nu!flbels in the"Brngo Bug" may be lound elsewhere in the paper. k kthe c~ssilied ad seotion tor additional numbers. IF YOU CAN MATCH (JUST CIRCLEOR ~' THE MATCHING NUMBERS}. ~li 24 NUlliUS ON ONE Of YOUR BINGO CARDS Willi THE TOTAl Of NUI81Rs-PUIIltSHIO IN All THE ISSUES OF TliE DAILY SENTINEl EACH 'fOIJ - 'fOIJ HAVE A "BING01 AND YOU ARE A WINNER. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT P~ESENTS BUTZKRIEG THIS WEEKEND UJl iiS I 'A iil )I NA I .'-: - ft,~ · ,l l lo~ l l:l:t1~ · \ 'un Ohll'n. pidl!·• li1 <m lnllwi ll•· 011 l ho• M t ll'l'k•afl i\ ~!!O 'i atlurl lh>lll(l\'<'<1 I· I•· Ha.. mu !i."''n, llll!'h(·l', l m m lh•· n ~l • • • {<II rtJ IUI I ' i lb jn'il l lfln t'tKrmAIJ . Nu&klnW f'Milld.ll..o~•Ufl\l• · I~ \\ 11 1:! t! n r. l 'l lhllUI ' ~II ('tl li·.I,I.:"IJ HI lj \\'fo~'l' lfl 1!1 111\'tiltiN l.uo. ,\n'-'~ ''' " n ~ 1\l lnutll 'J! Ill 1. I'd , t i ll .!t.l .'\ ' {ot, I '\It! ,. ' ..u:t ~~J .>! '• ' ." t! l j l .. 1 11\ I .T IMOit~": ('OI.TS- i\nnnutlt•xl l hl' n •.. lj..,"ll:t l ~tn of F1'1'l Sdiuh;wh, J!l>twr p€•r• ...:rmld dll'l"rluL SiWU \ 1 11tfl<, ll llllon . 111 II'OSII'I' IIU'kll' I) E T H 0 I 1' I.IONS- Sir.:tn .:l . Ji mm ~ .1om''· ru n t~.tl'k. ron Si.ll \t>:JJ i~tn rm q . U"l" 1\Nia·: I. E!-i l tAMS-SI ~·'d l .. lf,JI"U~ . I' Ui m l ll~ l,;ll 'k, Cm lo.~. an11 ·""' t r wkl< ~ . K1'" l hiURHhM 11 111 . llnlob.: tt' kl't"~ . S«.lll ll 11 IJ.wk , 1:ar~· ,\ nrln"A' l.ll ll.'ll"O!'t' '1'11 ,\ 'ktr, ea r~· . tl! >f(·n ~l \'11 k. nnd Su lli ·nm Ttnsk·~·. qu:u1ror Smi th. wick' l'l"'t't'h't'l. und '1\-..:1 SIUIII'I:"Al l'llf'J', fu ll t:n: k. NO OBUGATION OR PURCitASf NIC£SSAR~ There • no obligation f1t purclla,. necessary. ACO!l'1 ol tlrt paper is avai~ble tor jjiYif!g the game at the ot!<:e d th~ rewspaper - also at lhe pubt~ iblal'j - also a Bllgo calli and or ropes ol The Daay · Sertnet contalling !he bni!l oombefs may be obtained by maillg yoor request 1D this newspaper (please Jllnl your name .,d addross cle!rljf Yoo may jjay as many camsas you wish they are lree. Get additiorlal cards- one ila time- ...:hdayof lhe ...., - trom the merchants listed (adu"' onl~. INT SALE 1 fo:,\ ..;'f IH\' I"IUN 1-1 wrH be added to the tollow1ng CHECK EACit ISSUE OF THE PAPER: Anewgame"'" start eacn Sunday and be completed the lotlowmg Saturday. Be sure 1D check each day's osue ~THE DAILYSENTINEl, Ill Court Sl. IIJmeroy. DH. ~5769, because some ot !he numbefs may awear meach day's osue. All numbers hee<l€d tocompleteeach - ·s game wll have appeared by eac h Friday's ISSUe. A new s<1 ot bingo lllmbers wrll be publiShed br each we<k:s game. A n.. clior ol bingo cards w1ll be ava~able each week ill the s pon~rlnt merchants' stores To be eli g~ble to win. .,ou must ~ay IJn~ cards of thecorre<t color tor !hal ...k's game Tlrt cokJr ot ll'e culslor ·each week's game w ~l be antlounced each week on thrs page ST 1\1 1111'11 ''-'"llll HI {',!111111" 1~ 11 ,rt Ouk lnml N;\ T MINAL U •:..\t i l iE l .o'IUL~ week, the $50.00 weekly pnze wee• 's prize lund. IF YOU ARf A WINNEtt Hyou have a "'""'nil Bmgo calli. on whiCh all 2~ numbers have been matched wrth the total otlhe numbers pubhsl'ed dunfl! the ... k rn The Oai~ Senlln~. pnnl your name. address, ptwlne number on the back ol your card' and ma1l k:l' (The envelope conta1mng your card must be rece~ved by 500 p.m 1uesday d the kllkwong - I or br~g your card ID !he oHiO! ot The Da1ly Senlnel by 500 pm. I uesday ollhelolloMng week ON QUAUTY VAN._GUARO PAINTS INTERIOR RAT WASHABLE YOUR CHOfCE OF OVER 900 COLORS VANYL-ITE ' $1. Q95 GALLON REG. $17.35 SAVE 54.40 NOW SEMI-GLOSS NOW .INTERIOR LATEX .... $14.79 'REG, 'lZ.fi~ _ SAVE S2.90 FOR HIGH QUALITY AT A LOW PRICE TRY VANGUAREYS DEKOR CUSTOM COLORS Only Per Week in Bingo Bucks ' • ·- 110 . . W. MAIN ST., . POMEROY, OH. @nation @mpany ,..,..red If You're Not A Daily Sentinel Subscr~ber, Clip This CQupon And Subscribe NOW! MILLJNG Of VISION ·suGAR RUN : ROUR MILLS 1&\ ~ MOII.·SAT. 8:00 to All 24 NUMBERS ON A CARD MUST BE lATCHED TO WIN. SU YOUR DEALER NOW' $C}95 ~LLON PH. 992·2811 will I'd be lronored. ne-. CHANCE DmRIINES NUlliUS: Bingo numbers tor each ""k's iarne are dr.iwn strictly ,, rard<rn "' the office ot lhrs Some du~icaOOn of Bingo numbors may appear ~ the merchants ads- or elsewhere in the poper.Thisdu!*alior1 does ret affect the game or the totll numbers ~awn . AI numbers ttr each ....,., 111me wrl - r someplace in the papeo-. Empl)yees ot INs neWSf)Oper at1d tnefT'IleB ol their lamilies are not eli~ble to win any ot the priles. NewsCJaJJOf BrntiJ is aprogram copyf1ihled and by Marketing Research ~~~ l.tnneapols, Minnesota. To be a potential winner you must read The Daily Sentinel every day. Bingo Bugs with nun1bers will appear in the sponsor's ads every day and a new game ·starts. each Monday. Your dogs wi ll be really mavin' _a t top speed for Hearty ... high quality, nutritious chunks contalni~g a hearty 21 % protein content lo help give your hard·working , hard -piaylng pals extra energy aM 'great health! .SALE ENDS MAY 21, 1983 ·EBERSBAOI HARDWARE OtFFIRfNT COLORED CARDS EACH WEEK: The color of lhe · cards change each week. To be a winf'W!r. you must pay 81ngo cards of the correct coklr fOf that week. Mut~ated or d ered cards 5:00 Ave. .' .l PH. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY 570 W. Main St. ....,-------RULES OF THE G A M E - - - - - - - - l ttnl r .. rt. ~ ·:~ rtl< ' Monlrl '<ll AT LEAST S5o.OO WEEKlY!! 1'11nncrs w11i share a we<kly pr •e ~ $50.00 in "Bmgo Bucks" - they Sll'nd the same as casll Mlh any of the SJXlnSOflng mert hants •sted II fhe re 1sonty one wrnner. re wins illl rJ. the $5000 II there IS more than one w1nner. all winners )!me the $!ll.OO equally W there are no wtnnet"s an~ NaUunll.l L~ ·• 11:1•• · 1'1 '~"' lti 1't :aJt'r41d lm,.., l'IN (1Nf'\:,\'J'I HF: I)S - SIJ,'Ilt '(l 'l h l l ~m~ <1<!11, Jlildlt•r. I•• o llll!'\1',11" mlnur lo·~~~~· · 111 1 Jl,illit lll!r< • . II I ; .,, 1\, 111 1 M ltwr<.o~a ,111 .rl lf"''ll,r 1111 ."it n u t n,v· ~ l i •utw"' ( "h it 'll_l.tll, l \ NP\\ \'1 11k Tur'unhl .11 ( ' lt•vd ,ll'lll )lol"l(lll ,11 MIIWH\1~_, , J)o ·lt olt ul hu ns.t ~ ( 'Ill l 'hU.u t. •ll tlll.l GINZA . $!1 1.4~ IIA."E&\1 .1. 1~ 11<•11 .11 ho~ll '-1' ~ ' 111 1\:illln'llort• ttl For Game ~o. 4, May 15-21 .. t i4Jl4 . $27 ..1(] \\' f'f' ~ S Pomeroy, OH . 2nd St. ORANGE M A IL SUBSCHI PTI ON S lns ldf' Ohl11 Transm·l ion~ So·. tlllo · ,,r 1l,lkl, lll<l I ~ ... Inn . II ;..11111 .lllkll ' 1111 This Week's Card·is A Winning Card Will Look Like This... $4.40 Pomeroy, OH. POWELL'S su·PER VALU PO~ TMA S TF~ Il. : Sflnd add res s l), ,~l . mol Thu 1"1'<11111)"'" ~~~ 1ft~ 698 E. Main St. Yor k 10017. D e~ ll y Pomeroy", OH. BURGER CHEF *It's FUN *It's FREE *There's ANew Game On A New ·color Card-Each Week PuhllshPd f'\'f'r,v afl f' rn oo n. Monday thr ougl'1 Fri da y, Ill Court Str('(' f, by thf' Ohio Val lt>y Publi.<; hl ng Co m pa n ~' . Mul · !lm(>dla. Inc ., Pom<>roy , Ohio 4J76!J. !1.1'.!· 21S'l. 'Sec-o nd class posta~ f' pet id <lf Po· meroy, Ohio se ntatl vC'. Pomeroy, OH. • \ l l,llll rt ,11 l l oiU,I<II\ ~~<' \11 1~' 1< ..... It <.;. miiii').:P T ! HIIIIIII , d 1 "11'1< '1. 11 111 352 E. Main St., SWISHER-LOHSE P·HARMACY <11< 1/ l -;r,•H u ol 1 'liu ·'"" ,,, ~,.,, \'"1 ~ r..;r ,\n~o · l• "' d l 1 • ~un I I• .11 Sim ll11 ·~"' Named school's AD FRANCIS FLORIST FoUrod, Tony Welch and Todd Cundl1f. Weekend fishing prospects releasedj. J ACK'>ON- The M eigs Mar auderett c reserves r olled to thei r nint h con5ecutlve win here Tuesday wit h a 14-7 win over Jackson. Coach Wally Hatfield's cr ew . behind 11-7 heading for their final at bat, scored seven runs 10 ga tn the Middleport, OH. N. 211 Ave. Coach 1lm Saunders, Mike Milford, Don Mohler, ADen King, Nick Riggs, Chris Burdette, Scott Harrison and Fred Colburn. - Abeent were Dave MEIGS V ARSrrY - Members of the Meigs Varslty basebaD learn for 19j!3 were first row, from the left, Dan Tltomas, Jack Welker, Nick Bush, Trey CasseU, Scott Gheen and James Ac r ee. Second row, II II I II .. 11 1• t 2 <. 1111 1\·l.,ntn·,•l , \\", •hh o I, .oi "' l."u'" 11\ n ! ... 1111 All,lnl ,l • l il •lio •llt h > llll .11 l h~l 'h~l ol ,,l l'<"' I h 111, MARK V GROCERY In Bingo Bucks By The Associated Press Her e is ·t lle weekly fishing report from the Ohio Department or Natura l Resources: Central Ohio Hargus Lake- Good fishing for bass. muskellunge and crappie. The win . in hL5 carO?r - and t woof t hem havC' shor eline, partic ularly around r ome in l hr past five days_ His In that big seventh, Gi na Fol!rod stum ps and fallen trees, is a good thrt'C·-run shot helped the Cubs beat sin gled, Barb Hatfiel d singled , Kim place to try for bass and cr appie. Eblin reac hed on an error, Ter esa h is f ormer P h i lade lph ia HooverReservoir- Good fishing !Pam mates. Pratt singl ed , Holly Miller singled , for walleye, largemouth bass and " I 'm just going up there, seeing Debbie Wer ry reached on an ~rror. white bass. Best walleye and · the bal l really good and I 'm really and sacrifices by Dap hne Dil lard JargemoutlJ fishing is around tlle relaxed, " Bow a sa id. " The squirrel and Jodi Mlller preceded a two-run , graveled shoals and points. The_best nn·cts the acorn now and then. i was· hom e run by Juli e Roush. whil e bass fishing Is In B ig Walnut . lucky. I wasn't I rylng for it. " Hitters for 'the M arauder ettes · Creek !rom the Jak e upstream Cards 4, Expos 0 were Hatfield, two singles and a through Galena. Bob Forsch's three-h itter and double. Fol!r od, three singles , Southeast Ohio Darrell Por1er 's homer and three Roush' s homer and double, and Dow Lake- Very good fishing for runs scon?d car rif'd the:Cardinal s singles each by Eblin , Pratt , H. channel ca tfish. Most popular p:rsl Mont real. Miller, Dillard, and Werry. catfishing tactic Is to rJsh at night Porter' s double a nd singlPs by Roush started on the mound for and use minnows, night cr awlers or Krn Obcr kfcll and Tommy Her r Meigs and was r elieved by Hatfield chicken liver for bait . Also good gave the Ca r ds a rou rth-inning r un in the fourth. They combined for 1:! fishing for lar gemouth bass. st r ikeouts and 10 walkS . Barlow· and thc·y mad£' it 2-0 in the rifth when ·Tycoon Lake - G6od spt 1 t_o I ry fanned one and walked one for Lanni<' Smith doubh'd and Wil lie for bl~egills . Look for spawning Me(;('{' singiL'<l. Port er hit his homer ..Jackson. bluegllls in shallow water. ''hey are in the eighth . Now 9-2 on the year , the little fun to catch on a fly rod with a small Dodgers 4, Padre,; 3 Marauderettes host Jackson topopper or rubber spider Jure. Also Pedro Guerrero, who hi! a two- run ni ght and Loga n next Wednesday to good fl!;/llng for sunfish, cr appie and homer In the sixtll Inning, drov e complete I heir season. largemouth bass. home Ron Roenlcke In the eighth By Innings: . Grand Lake St. M ary ' s - Good wit h the lie-bi·cak lng run that gave Meigs .. .. ...................... ~ I Z?O 7- 14 12 place to fish for crappies . They can .I;H"k•;on ... ................. ~:fJ flU 0- 7 !"1 be caught around the brush along Hou sh, H[jlflf•ld f4t 1WP ·1. ari d J . Milll'r. Ba t·lou · 1LPl ami l.yol the south shore and the Windy Point pier. Small lively minnows are a Reds ink pitcher good bai l. St. M ary's also has sm e good fishing for bullheads and CI NCINNAT I i AP t - Ted L angchannel catfish . don. the Cincinn ati Reds' top pick in Northwest Ohio the J anuary draft, has sign ed a 1 '\fWirlll;lti M aumee, Sandusky a:nd Portage one-year minor league contract. Su n l '•,nu ,..,. ,, 1·1 l•i rivers White bass rJshin g Is · S.:•n 1J l • 'l..~ ' The Reds said Thursday that H 11 ·tr•:.! ~· .· 1'1 1!1 ·~11 'I improv ing and the fast act !on should La ngdon, a 6- foot-4, 2ll-pound, 'lllu,....l :r ~ ·~ I ;J UII<.. continue through M ay. M osl popuI "h i{'"~" io. l 'lllill(l l :lphlu -:t r ight -handed pitcher, wtll report , ,..,.. ,\n .,·h" I. S;rn llii'J!n "I lar whit e bass lu res are small Jigs Tuesday to the T ampa club In the Pm ,hu r~li ''· '''" Y••rk ! and curly-ta iled grubs. ~ 111 l 'l ,llil'i"''' I , I 'IIH' IIlli .ll l 1 Class A Florida State L eague. 'il l.oui' 1 Mllnll'l •, t) II Charles Mill Reservoir -Excel L angdon, W. is from Rockledge. IIIKI.,Iuu I All,ll\lll ." 1, 1/1 irllllfl'" ' lent crappie fishing. Most cra ppies F ri•l a,v '• f! :Utl o"' Pia. He was 5-2 with seven saves, l' h11 ;11• ·tp l11.1 II "lu '''" 'I\'.OJII 1. ~· al (" hi arecaught around fallen shoreline and had 6:1 strikeouts in .'1'\ in nings <'.Oj.!ll I l'r< ~II I c,, trees in the lake's backwater areas. 1\ o·" Y1~k 1 1 1 1~ 11 ~ 1 11 II I• . 11 l '11!~hl1r'"h th is season for B r evar d. Fla ..Junior l l ~ h<~ ~ ·!l I !1 1 11 1 Also good lar gem out h bass fishing. College. S;11 1 l··l.ollLI<.o" • l ln·n llll)~ ll1 ,11 1 lll< 'i ll 1~1) • 1! BINGO CARDS From These Merchants!! Fernando Valenzuela and the Dodg11rs theli victory over San Diego. Luis Salazar hit a two-run hom er iri the second inning for the Padres, Guer rer o tied It In the six'th, Steve Yeager put the Dodgers ahead by a ru n in the seventh with a hom er and SteVP Garvey's sacr i!lce ny made It .1 -~ in the bottom of the seventh_ Scoreboard ... Majors WIN FREE Pomeroy, OH. K&C JEWELERS 212 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. ·LANDMARK OF POMEROY 540 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. r--------------------, I I BRtNG OR MAIL THIS COUPON TO: THE_DAILY SENTINEL/ORQJLATION DEPT. II ,I 111 Court St. - ~~ I =~~.~~.~~~~~.~~.~~.~i~~ ~~~~ i.~~~~~·~·~·. . . . .. ...... Pomeroy, .OH. 45769 I - ~~ ·I1I .) I:· .. .. Aclclreas .. ........ ..... . ' ... ... .. ... ......... " ... .'... I' .... ;....... . .. ' ... ' . . .. . . . ... ·~· . •• • : . City ..... , .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .... .... .. ................... .... .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. ... Zip Code ..................................... .. ........... .. ....... :.... ............. ;·;...... .Phone Number .. ......... ... .................. ......... ,........... ,,....... ....... ....... . 15 OH. " I I ,. 1·. -------------------~: ... �,. ' . The Daily Sentinel Page 1 The Daily Sentinel By~eBend Friday, lhs'f 13, 1983 I ·Page 6 Whafs Cookin' Calendar This Message am), Church Direcibry Sponsored By The Interested Busjnesses Listed On This Page. . Free_zing food simple~ when done righ~ FRIDAY SATIJRDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Youth League w!ll have tag day In Pomeroy Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon. All pony league and l!ttle league players are to meet at the c!vlc center at 8:30a.m. POMEROY - Annuallnspec· lion of Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Masters will be Saturday at 5 p.m . Super excellent master degree will be at 7:30p.m . GALLIPOLIS - The Grande Squares Da ncing Club will have a Western Style 'Square Dance on May 14 at 8 p.m . at the St. Peter's E piscopal Church, 541 Second Ave nue, Gall!polls. Keith R!ppeto will be the caller. SUNDAY POMEROY - Homecoming, Naomi Baptist Church, Pome, toy, Sunday. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m . with Oscar Qua lis , superintendent; sermon at 11 a.m. by the Rev. Samuel Jackson, pastor; noon dinner ; guest speaker at 2:30 p.m ., the Rev. Wllliam King of Portsmouth, with music by "Vok es United."' · POMEitOY - SOciety _will meet 2 p.m . Sunday at the Meigs museum. POMEROY - The Meigs County Genealogica l SOciety will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. a t I he Meigs Museum POMEROY - A county-wide prayer meeting will be conducted Sunday al 2 p.m. at Bald Knobs Church. Gle n Bissell w!ll be the class leader . POMEROY - A Bar 30 Horseman Show will be con· dueled Sunday at the Meigs County F airgrounds, Pomeroy. The event begins at 10 a.m. a nd Is being sponsored by Ihe junior class a I Eastern 111gh School. POMEROY - Guesl speake r al the Sunday mornlng ·serv!ces al l he HobsonChurchoi Chr!sl in Chrlslian Union w!ll be the Rev . Sian Howard . The Rev. Eve retl DeLaney w!ll spea k a t the evening services. Mornlngse rvl· cesare at 9: 30a.m . and evening sesrvlces are a t 7:30 p.m. The pastor is the Rev . W!ll!am Crabtree. HOBSON - Rev . Stan Howard will be speake r a! 9:30a.m. morning services al Hobson Churc h of Chris! In Christian Union .. Rev. Everett Delaney w!ll be evening speaker at 7:30 p.m . MONDAY POME RY - Meigs High spring sports ba nquet will be Monday 6: 30 p.m. a t high schooL parent s of a thletes 10 take two food dishes of <alae! , vegeta bles or desserts . . Omitted The Infa nt daughter of Terry and Becky Smith at Racine has been . named Kenda Lynn, not Kendra Lynn, a s was earlier announced . GROCER'S CANCER DAY ..:.. A check for $400 representing a percentage of one day's grocery sales at Vausflan's Cardinal In Mlddlepon was presented by Ruby Vaughan, right, to Mary,O'Brleil of the Melf:S Unit of the American Cancer Sodetf. The amouJit Is designated lor leukemia research. On the same day, the Cancer Socleqo held a hake sale at Vaughan's with SIOO being made on the fund·ralslng project. , Meigs parish Retardation Hike-bike successful A heap of work by many people Is necessary for the success of the a nnu a l hlk e- blk~ for mental reta J"datlon. Saturday was the ninth annual event w!th contributions from riders and sponsors expected to amply provide for much needed playground equipment at the Ca· rleton School. Over 165 riders look part In the ride sponsored by the Meigs Association for Retarded Citizens. The 25 mile .ovent began and finished at the old junior highschool In Pomeroy . Bett~ Riggs, president of the Meigs County REACf, thanked groups who worked with safety a nd other phases of Jhe ride, !ncludlng the Middleport Pollee Department , Pomeroy Pollee Deparlment. Thomas Werry, representative, the Rut land Pollee Department and !he Oh!o State Patrol were a ll on the scene a1 on£' time or anot her . youngest molher; a nd Evelyn Struuss, the mother with the most family present. The sacrament of holy baptism was observed ror mix following package directions. Pour evenly over chicken mixture. Bake at 400 degrees F'l about 25 m!nu~ or u"tU cornbread Is golden brown. Note: I used Cl'l!am of chicken soup and turkey chunks Instead of chicken. Take a look at this recipe. There are vegetables, a meat and bread' all In one dish. Add a fruit salad or fresh graPefruit and celery and carrot sUck!; and you have a balanced mea! - and !t' s eaSy, too! Thls dish could be prepared In the miCrowave oven, too. It you would like to do It this way, I suggest that you bake !t in a ring mold or make your own rlng mold by setting a microwave-safe glass or cup In the center of a round dish. Heat the soup mixture In the microwave oven while you are preparing the cornbread topping. Bake on high In tbe microwave oven just unW the cornbread Is set, about 10.15 . minutes. Remove from the oven, cover with waxed paper and IE'! stand to complete cooking. Th!s d!sh or other casseroles can be made up ahead of time and frozen. Frozen casseroles can add variety to your menu and are quick to !lx for unexpected·company. It's also cheaper to f!x your own casseroles than to buy prepared mixes or dishes. Why not fix several recipes of.a casserole next time you are preparlng one for your famlly' s meals. It usually doesn't take much longer to f!x several as to fix just ·Five ministers· leaving EMS truck workers were V!ckl F!nk, Kyle Wood and L. B. Vaughan. Sheriff deputies working were Kenneth Hayes, Charles Stone, Carol Hysell, Charles Rife, and others helping were Howard Mullen, Noreen Ondrusko, Buster Tucker, Phelps, Gary Hysell, Donna Hysell, Madge Coe, Nick .Joseph, David Jacks, Ted Hatfield, janitors of the Harrlsonvllle School; Bob PurteU.of the Zion Church: Dan Morris who allowed use of the junior high building and the Harrlsonv!lle School; REACT me mbers Bette and Nathan Biggs, Neal and Nancy White, Delorls Hawk, Clyde Coe, Bob, Mary and Mike Bowles, Guy a nd Ruby Hysell and Jim Perkins. 'The Modern San!tatlon Septic Service provided restroom facilities. Larry Trinity recognizes mothers · Recognition of mothers, holy bapllsm and reception of new members h!ghl!ghted services al the Trinity Church. Pomeroy, Sunday . NJ?W members welcomed Into the churc h were Mary Ha rris, Charles Kennedy, Charles Sirauss, Deborah Schmoll, Donna Schmoll, Beth Teaford, a nd Cheryl Thomas. The prelude by Ralph Werry, organlsl, was "Soft We re Your Hands," with the choir s inging "0 GodoiMothers," durlng theserv!ce. Recognized were Edna WJison, the oldest mother; Cheryl Thomas, the surfaces and your hands are \'lilY clean. Freezer temperatures do l)Ot kill bacteria. Tl)e cold temperatures slow their growth. After fOOd !s, thawed, bacteria wUl grow ;at faster rates. So be sure to keep everytllfng clean to reduce Ole numbers of bacteria. When preparing a casserole for the treezer, you may treeze It uncooked or cook It unW !t Is almost done. U you complete the cookiiig, the reheat!ng may cause the dish to be over-cooked. Freeze dishes . without· cheeSe or crumb toppings. Add tbem just be1ore reheat!ng. Some foods treeze better than otbers. Here Is a Jist d. foods that do not treeze well: baked meatloaves freeZe better than unbaked mea· tloves; cooked egg whites toughen; salad greens Jose their crispness and become soggy; raw tomatoes change In navor and color and become limp and soggy; raw apples become soft and mushy and flied foods tend to have a warmed· over taste when reheated. Be sure to wrap foods carefully before freezing. U using a plastic bag, check to be sure that the bags are moisture and vapor-proof. Bags that are designed for freezing wlll keep the food fresher. Proper pacl!agtng Is especially Important In frost·tree freeZers where a!r Is blown over the food In the freeZer to keep frost . fro!11 building up. Thls moving a!r could draw moisture from the food !f !t were not properly packaged. one. I wW send you a copy of a guide to When you're preparlng cassefreezing conlb!nailon main dishes If roles, or any food, cleanliness !s • you wUl contact me, Dale Stoll, at Important! Be sure thai your work 992~. or wrlte to Box 32, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. by Dille M. Stoll Melli CGuaty ExUnlloD Home EcoDomll& The busy days of spring can be just a llttle ·Jess hectic with nutritious and dellclous one-dish meals. Clever cooks combine meat, cheese or beans with breads or noodles to create hearly, satisfying meals to fuel their tamUy through· out the hustle and bustle of graduation exercises, softball prac· tlce, or housecleaning. With mod· ern eonven!ences Uke freeZers and microWave ovens, a stick-to-your rlbr, meal !s only minutes away. Men and women who work outside the home are constantly looking for easy meals that are quick to fix and good, too. I prepared the following recipe lor my famUy last week and It was a big hit. In tact, the term "pig oot" has new meaning to me as my husband had three helpings! Clllckeo Ia The Com 1 can (10~ ounces) condensed cream of celery or cream of chicken soup ~cup m!lk 1 small onion, chopped ~ teaspoon poultry seasoning 2 cups cubed cooked chicken or turkey '% cup canned or frozen green peas, dr!ilnl'll 1 package (8~ ounce) corn muffin mix or 1 recli:>eof corn bread In saucepan mix soup, milk, onion and poultry seasoning. Stir in peas; stir over medium heat just to simmering. Pour Into · lightly greased one and one-half quart shallow casserole. Prepare muffin POMEROY - Jitney Supper by Community Wives Club of Chester wUI be held beginning at 5 p.m . this evening at the Chester Fire Station; lull mea! oan be purchased or !nd!v!dua! selections . Delx>rah Schmoll, Donna Schmoll, and Beth Teaford . The Rev. W. H. Perlin had charge or !he morning services assisted by lhe church council president , Ken· neth R. Harrls. Quiet music by Mary Stewart preceded the morning services. Appreciation for seiV!ce to the f!ve ministers who wUI not be returning to Meigs County churches following the June conference was expressed at the Monday night meeting of the Meigs Cooperative Parish County on Min!strles at the Rutland United Methodist Church . Those who are le,avlng county par!s!Jes are the Rev. Richard Thomas, the Rev. Mark Flynn, the Rev. Stanley Merrifield, the Rev. Florence Smith and the Rev.Robert Ryder. Kermit Walton, president, con· dueled the meeting following devotions by Fay Sauer, and prayer by the Rev. James Corbitt. Lynn Slater o!the youth commit· tee announced a plzza party at the ChesterUnltedMethodlstChurchat 7: 30p.m. on May 28. AU youth are Invited with the graduating seniors to be honored. The Rev. Mark F1yim and the Rev. Richard Rothmich are counselors. The Bible quiz on the p.m. at Morning Church. book of the Luke wUI beStar on May 29 at 2 Mrs. Sm!th reported on social concerns In the absence of the Rev, Robert Robinson. The gardening program Is getUng underway with seeds and plants from the Jackson Area.Min!stMes. Thomas spoke on evangelism, noting that the Seven Nights of Witness a nd the pulpit exchange was a positive experience for all. He extended h!s appreciation to the parish for !ts fellowship and cooperation durlng his seven years In the area. HewUI bemov!ngtothe Chapel Church at Chillicothe. CENTER ·,' f" ' l , _... , ,< )"' o COUNTY APPLIANCE INC. son Washers, Dryers, Relrigoro · ton, Rengea, TV sets. 677 Third Ave . Affordabl~ HomeFogger WE ARE YOUR GIFT HEADQUARTERS FOR THAT SPECIAL GRAD. 1Mella Cape C.. •Gibson Graduation ll-le¥ell •Bibles •Books Cards FHA·. VA • f•HA f1nanclna ~· Saturday & Sunday 12:00 to 4:00 RANCH AND STORY & 1'1 AVAilABLE KINGSBURY HOME SALES INC. Ecnt Main Street, 'I r.m. I R<t!nJt', h: ~5 SF:VENTH·DAY ADVF.N11ST, Mult)('rry Hl'lghts Road. Pomemy Mir h<K'l Plun· kowski, pastor; Rlla Whl l(', SL.Itlbath School Supt. S<tbbalh SC'hool rs at:.! p.m . on Sarurda~' with WONih lp S{'T'\'ICC'S foiiO'Nm~ a t .l l 'i p.lTi l<;',fr.":-~ •· • • _. RU1'LAND F'ffiST BAPTIST CHURCH S l~ilf'r ~ : ll Ha rrlf'll W.mlPr. Sup! Sunda.v School. a.m .. morning worship, ltl:-l:l a .m . . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST . David •• MaM, ministr r ; William Shouff('r, Sunday :: School supt Sunda ~ School . 9 l1 a m . . Momln~ wnrstrlp IO. l'l .m ,• F'IRST SOLTIIERN nAPTIST. l'omf'I'O\' •• · Plkf'. Davkl Hun! , J)i) S!or : RogC'f 1\.tt'flf'r. ·:: Sunduv School Su]X'rin trndcnt Sundav •• s<·houl. 9..10 a.m .. morn in ~ wur1'h lp. 10: :l); f'V<'Tling worship. 7::.. p m MidiA.'('('i prawr l'l"'P.('tlfi$: , 7· :rl p·m. MIDWAY COMM UNITY CHURCH . Du' l f'r Rd ., La~vllk'. R('V A . A Hughf'S, , P as tor. Sunday SC<hool 10 a.m. SroN~ on • 1'\K>sday , Thursda\· and Sunday 7: .'Wl p m • F'Amf·Ti\BERNACLF. CHURCH . Ball£'\' : Run Road. RN EmmrH Rawson . pt~ s tol' , Hundlry Dunn. supt Sunday ~hool . lH a .m. • Sunday ('\I"C' n l n~ se nt\('(' 7:l1 p.m.: Biblr • f(lachln.t:. 7:.10 p.m. Thursda v. SALE!!! ' .... AT OUR COST!! Ml DPLEPORT BOOK STORE 83 MILL St. MIDDLEPORT 992·2641 ~.Ohio '• TURFBUILDER PLUS 2 5,000 sq. ft ... $13.35 10,000 sq. ft ... $24.85, 15,000 sq. ft.. . $34.90' 5,000 sq. ft..... $9.60 10,000 sq. ft ... $1a.1o 15,000 sq.' ft... '25. 10 SYRACUSE MJS..(\IQN. Cheri'\• St . SH:t· : CUSf' Sc>T'\'IC1'!'i , 10 a.m. ~nd11y . f:ll('n!np: • ~tvicrs. ~unday and WC'dllf'Sday . 7 p.m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF ('HRIST IN • C'HRISTIAN UN ION . LaWI'('fJ('(' ManiC'v, : pastor; Mn;. Ruilwll Young, SUnda.v School , Supt Sundav School q: .'Yl a m EvL"~ni~ • worship 7· .YI p.m. Wf'dl'li"'Sda ~' prayPr rTif'f'l • in.Q: 7· :JJ p.m. " ~rr. MORIAH CHURCH OF' GOD, Racln<' ·: - R.co\•.. Jam£'5 SattC'rfleld, past or. Mo min~ •• wors.hip9:4.i a.m .; Sunda\ Schooi10:45a .m .: :• P\'mlng worship 7 p.m . TuMdav. 7.:1() p.m . : ladlf"S prayer fll(\('t ]nJi!: . W~ av, 7· :Jl p.m •· YPE. . MIDDI.EPORT fmST BAPTIST. Cor.fwr ', Sixth and P alrrt(>r, the' Rr\•. Mark Mc<l ung ,• Sundav l'('hool9. 15 a .m.; nan Whi!C', Sunda\ '" Sc-hooi supt . .John Rt:'ttx-1. ~L . as....t. supi ~ Mornlfi$t Worship 10 I~ a.m . Youth nl(>('ti~ 'i:.l) p.m . Wrdnesday. lnrludlng W{'(' lots. > CHURCH OFCHDIST, Mlddiop)rt .Mhand Bob MC'Iton. minister: AI Hanson. •"' a5StX Iatf:l, mlni~tC'r; Mike C«lach, Sunday ·~ &hool Supt>rlnt~nc:Dt. Blbk' Sc-hool.. !l i> : ~ a .m ; mocnlu~ worship, 10: :K> a m .. Neflln,i!: ••• worshlp_7,pm. WOOilC'Sday Blbk> Stud:\' and •~ youth group mc'(>fln~ . 7 p.m. • -p.m. dozen other common weeds M the , amt· tim~ Al you £ivc your lawn a full feeclitJI Scotts'-' l'cnd· izer. Turf Builder ·Plus~ does bodl jobs 11 onct. Reauh? Your wccda fade away as your lawn pows . thicker and : MIODL~PORT ,PRESBYTERIAN , • : Cllur<h SCIM>DI, 9 a .m.; Momlnll ~hlp, • : 10: 1~. Jllbl<o Study 'futoldoy. 10 a .m .~ Bible :. study, Thunday, 7:30p.m. : • SYRACUSE FJR51" 11NTI'ED PRESBY· . ' TERIAN Cllutth. Cllurdl Sdlool. \0: J!j a.m.; · ; ~ wonlllp, ll:311 a.m.; Bible Sl\ldy. • . 'IIINdlv, 10 a.m .; J.,.... and Sonlor Hlah : • dlrt'Ctor; Harold Johnson. dlrl't'tor of • • educaHon. • HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN . • , WorshlpS6vice. 9a .m .: Churd\ SCtllOI.lO: .:JJ • , a.m. . MODERN .SUPPLY 399 W. M1in 992·2164 IIf. STORE WITH "All -KI~[)S 01: S' 111 =w==::.==---- worship , . . K&C JEWELERS WM u ys dogs and ca11 don't jet a.lon1 . It's a.ll tft how the y art n.i!oed U one aoother . Given lM naht mnur:ncu in the: early A~ - The 11 a.m.; Sunda ~ ('\<t>nlng Sl'TViCf'. 7 p.m.. W('(in(>sda\ ev('nin~t young lad If'S auxiliary , 6 · p.m . WC'dnf'Sday fam1lv worhs ip, 7 p.m . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHUR<;:H, Nl'ar Lon~ Bonom, EdS(') Han , pastor. Sunda,\ sc hool. 9.30 a .m. Wor.; hlp 10 a .m .. Prayer lll('('ling 7 :Wl p m Thursda,v .:n MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST, Cornf'r Ash and Plum. l.csll(' Ha\-'lllan . pastor . Sunday schoOl 1n a.m., MorniTI,Il: Won;hlp, 11 a.m.. Wl'dnt'Sda y and Sat urda~ Ewn ing seT'\'iN'S. 7 .l l p.m . MEIGS COOPERATIVE Po\RISII IJNIJ'ED ME1110DJSI" CHURCH Fay SwEr, Diredor NORTHEAST CLUSTER Re\' . Seldon ,Jolw!on Ke\', Rk:hard ThOmUH ALFRF.D - Church School 9: :l> a m : Wor!ihlp, 11 a.m, UMYF, 6. l:l p.m .. UMW. 'nlirU Tuesda.~r. 7 .l 'l p m Communi ty first Sunda y CHESfER - Wors hip 9 a.m.: Ch urch SChool l Oa m ; Bl bl£' Studv. Thursday, 7 p.m. UMW. firs! Thursdav. 1 p m . Corrununion first Sunda\ JOPPA - Worship. 9: lJ a.m.: Church School. ml.1 am . BlbiC' Studv. wroncsda y, 7· J:Jp .m . LONG OO'ITOM - Ch urch Sc.'hooi, ~ .ll a.m.: WOI'Shlp, 7 p m. Blbk> S!udy. W ~odnl>sOOy, 7·:.>p m . UMYF. Wednesday ,6 p.m : Communkm F'lrsl Sunday. Church School, 9· ,l } . TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL - Chul'("h School, 9e~ m . Worship. tna.m , BiblrStudv. l'uf'Sday. 7 :1'1 p.m .; UMW. Third 1\IC'Sda\ , 7 :u p.m : Communion first Sundav. CENTRAL CLUSTER """ , Stunley W . M.mlleld Rev. IUdaard Rotbemkh """, llohert E. """"""" Rrv. Robert Rider, ,Jr. ASBURY 1SvracuS£'1 -Worship, 11 a .m .; Chur('h School 9:4:l a.m .. Chargf' Bibll"' S!udy , Wfdt'l('Sjjay, 7 .' ll p.m ; UMW . first 'T'uesd a~' · 7· ]) p m : Choir RC'tv'arsal. Wrdrwsdav. 6· ll p.m.: UMW. fourth Sunda\' , fi:3lp.m. ENTERPRISE - Won>hlp 9 <.t m . Chur(·h &hool. 10 a.m. Biblf' Slud:v. TuPsda ~ · . 7: l'l p.m . UMW . F'irst Monday 7<1l p.m .: UMYF. Sundav. n p.m. Ch01 r l'('t\<'arsal. n. ·u p.m . W<'dncsdav. .1 Fl.A'TWO()[)!:; - f hurch School. UJ <t m . Wo~h l p. I a m .. Ribk' Study. Thursda\ 7 p.m : UMYF'. Sunday . 6 p.m FOREST RUN - Worsh ip, ~a . m .: Church School. 10 a.m.; Choir Practl('(', 'J'u<>sdD' 6::Jl p.m .: UMW . fl rs!T\.tc~av . 7: :1) p.m. HEATH 1MiddiPportr - C'hurrh School, 9: :1) a.m .: Worship . 10 Jll.a m . BlbiC' Studv. 1\J~av . 10 a m .: UMW . S('('()nd Mondav. 7::n p.m.: UMM . third Moncta v. 7·.l l p.m. MINER."VlLLE - Wors hip SC1vk'£'. Ul a.m.. Churrh SC'hool. 11 a. m . UMW. third WPdm:'SCIB)o' , 1 p.m . Choir prarllcc>, Monday, 7 llp"). PEAR L OiAPEL - Worship Scrvl('(', 10 am.: Chuffh School. II a m .; UMW , S('('()nd 1\u·~;dav . 7: '() p.m.: UMYF last ThC'sda y. 7: .'11 p.m . POMERO'It' - Church School, 9 1~ a.m Worship servlw. 10 :lla.m . Choir l'(']'.:oarsal. W£'dnesday. i ::Jl p.m.: UMW . ~ '1'\K'sda;\·. 7::11 p.m.: UMW. last Sunday, 7 a.m .; UMYF. Sunda y. 6 p.m. ROCI< SPRINGS - ('hurch School. 9: 15 a.m .; Worship. IU a .m Bible Study, WC'dnesda~· . 7:l1 p m.: UMYF !Seniors!. Surx:lav. 6 p.m .. t.lunlorsl, l"\\C'IV otlx>r SuOOav. fi p.m . Rt.r11...AND - Church SrtJJOI, !t4.'l a.m .. Worship, 11 a.m., UMW 1Evcnln-" Circlel , Sfl'Ond WedllE'Sda,\ ' 7·ll p m ; UMW. S('("(}}\(j Thursday, 1 p.m &<\LEM CENTER - Church SC'hool, 10 a.m .: Worship. 7 p m . SNOWVILLE - Worship. 9 a.m . C'hul'('h ~hool lO a .m !'IOI1I'IIERN I'LUI!I'ER ' ... ' ,,...,.. Ill. Clarll Hn.Mat11W. f1yu ft(>\1 . F1ononoo Smidt APPLE C. ROVE - Church School. 9 i.l .m .: Worship. 10 a.m . tflrst and thlrd Sunda ys\; UMW. serond 'J'.K>sday. 7::1.1 p.m.: Prayer Wt'dnesday. 7 p,m. : · Youlb (;._, llundoY, • p.m. . • • R111UNO CH\JRC1I OF lXX>. · • .. R.t"Y. JaM Evaa lalldly ldiDOI. lO a.m.: ·• !MIIiY wonblp, n Lll\.: l'llll!ftn'oclluldl. ' . SundaYJ~ t: Won;l'llp, 9 a.m.; Church Fe~h'lp dlnnr'r with Sutton. third Ttlw'Sday, 6: :11 p.m. EAST LETART- Chuf('h School 9 ~t m.: ' Wonhlp. 10 a .m !Sf'l'Ond and fourth Suncla)'ll: UMW. find 1\ieoda.v. l ::Jl p.m. LETART FALLS - Worst\lp, 9 a.m .: ChUI'C'h SChOOl, 10 a.m. MORN1NC. STAR - Worship, t. :.\a.m .: Church SCI"<JOI. IO::Jl am., Bible Sludy. Thuroday. 7::.1 p.m. MORSE OIAPEL - Church S<I"<JOI, 9: :Jl a .m.; Worship. 11 a.m. ' PORTLANI> - Cllurch SCI"<JOI, 7 p.m.; WorshiP. 8 p.m.; UMYF. W - y . 7:30 p.m. r RAC111£ WESLEYAN - Chur<h SCI"<JOI, 10 a.m.: Wcnhlp. ll a.m.: UMW. fourth Monday7: :Jlp.m.; Hanclrn<ildens D!lheLord, llnl W - y. 7 p.m.; Mm"o Pra~ -..1, Wedneocloy, 7 a.m. SI!I"I'ON - Cllurth SChool. t.ll a.m.: ~ wonhlp, 10:45 a.m. Jllrsl and Jhlnl Sunda)OI: loiiOwllllp dinner· wlln Carmol 1111n1 , _ y , &:311 p.m. KDIO CHURCH OF CHRISI', oo..r ....... Suporin-1. SwiJoy odlool Ul a.m. i!wry welt: . ltOII!ION CIIRlSTIAN UNION, Wllllom cro-. ~- SUIIdoy Ror1cm e 949 · 1S50 7: 'I) p m . Thursd <n ~o~• · • .w• 7.Xl pIll wnt CHRI ST CHURCH. Rrv Rolx'rt Sa nck· •~ ­ pastor ; Don Will, lav INck'r. Lorau:'(l In Tf'xa...; Communlf ~· of(C'R It! Sund<l\' schoJI . 9 :0 am : M01n i n ~ V.'Ot"'!l htp ,..•tviC'f'. HI ~~l a m , f'vt>fl ir\R pn• ar h i n~ Sl'tviN• S<'C'Oncl and fourth Sunda \'<~, 7· :1.1 p m .. Chrl-.tla n End(\ r vor. first and third Sunda ys, 7 :u p m W4XinC'Sdav prawr mf'('URJ:l ,md Blbi~' "l ULl~ . 7. :J)pm. .TEHO\'AII 'S Wri"NFS.<.:; .l7:r19 Sl.tlr> Haute l:l4 tOnr milt• east of Rut luM l Sunda\ . Blbk· lrc'turr 9·.llu .rn .: Wal<'ht oow s tud\ . Ill :21.1 .a .m ., 1'\lN;da\ , Bibll• s lu~· 1 ·.11 p m., 11 true '" our ernef)i ng ~lanomhips with yean we !tam ~spn:t and tolerance , fnendl1r.tU aad 212 E. Main Street ' 992· 3785, Pomeroy BEniANY - Grocer. esGeneroll M ercholnd• se Mr HERMON UN ITI:D BRF:THREN IN Middleport, Ohio a.m.; Worship 11 a m. SONS SlORE rmS'T CHURCH OF GOO - f.(lfVI('(' , rnf"E'tl~. Sl'llooL 1:311 a.m.; forsivencss The Cit ruth IS Upecl&ll)' 1mporcant rn lhuupect of raiSIIJ 1 famtl y. AI ~ of h" rtlt&tOU5 educatton I child lums that hi• rel•tiooship wrltl othcn " a practic•l elpmtltOn or hiS ~ll(ionStllp Wtlh Qod , The younalter'l reverence and arowin& faith bcain to be n:Oected 1n llis rreatrneTK or olhen 11 home , at school Thursc:la,v, Tht'Ol't lllit • S.:·hool . 7 Ill p m . Sl-rv le1• Mt'l'llflR H :.t'l p m CHURCH Of' CiOO OF I'IHWIIH'Y, l .oratf'd on the' O 1 WhltC' Fl0ad off hlf!hW .t\ 100 Sunda v S('htiOI 10 Jt.m Sup~• r lnwnd•n l .lohn l..o\11'da.Y. Fh '!'l Wt'llnt~da .\ ' n~hf of month. CPMA wrvli"Ni.. "''('Ond W'f>ri nt 'Stlav WMR 11Y'C'1\nJ:, third throu,12 h fifth ~· et.! lh S€'Nk'C' . ( iror,IZt ' lrov lt· pas tor. HOPF. t flt\PTIST CHAPI·.l. - :qo Cir:mt Sr , MiddWporl . Sunda\' St'hool , 10 .1m . morn inR worh.,.lp. II a m . P\('ning " nr-..hlp. 7 p m \\' N'I~sd.n y f'Vf' nill)!: BIIJi r ..;fu<h nnd praw r mrrtln.t:. 7 p .m Alltl tatc'Cl wrth and rn hit communrty Th11 vital area ~f C\'fry CIUid's JI'OWih depend1 on h11 1pllitull need1 , Next week-every weet......povide (or )'OW' youna.w:r'l rell aiouseducllion Your pi .a: ofwonh1p iseaaer lo help hil patcnll IWlttnen of ~llt~S.. F - . 9~ roc • "'· o IC>IIIrH - 0 Frld•y Satutd•Y Tltul .. I P~Nr 11 · 1~ ,] 1· 7 , 1·25 f'VC'Oifll;~ SN'\'I<'f'. 7: :ll p.m . mc('tln~. 7: .1 ) p.m. DEXTER CHUR('H Ot' C HRT~. ('hark's Ru s.'il' ll. Sr , mlnlslrt Rlrk Maromlx'r . supt . WcUnesday pray..•r Sunda~ ' ~hoot 9·.111 a.m .. worship Sl'r·:lw. 10 l1 a.m. Blblr Slud\ ,; ruc'l'idav. 7<ll p.m. BEJ\RWALLO.W RIDCE . CHURCH .Of REORGAN IZED CHURf"H Of' .lf:SUS CHRIST. [).wn(' Wat"df>n. mlnl'ller Blbh' class . 9· .' ll a m : mornln,e wor !lhlp, 10: ,Jl a.m .: l'\o'r.-nlmz worship. 6: :J:I p m Wednesda\ Blbk' f;tudy, 6•l'J p.m . NEW STTVERSVILI .E COMMUNITY CHURCH. Sunday School Sf.'rviN". 9· -l;l a.m.: Wor~ hlp !';{'rvh."C'. M l) am .: Eva ngf'll~ llr Serviet'. 7: ll p.m . Wcdnrsda\ : Prayt'r n1('('1l,nR. 7.:IJ p.m .. Thurr.day. ZION ('HURCH OF CHRI ST. Pomf' ro~ HurrlsonvliiL' Rd : Robert Purtf'll, mini.~lf'f': ~t f"V(' Stanley. Sundav ~ hool supt. Sundav school. 9: ,l )a .m : worshipSC"rvi('[' IO:.JJa.m .; F.wnlnJZ: worship Sunda.v, 7 p m. a nd CHRIST OF' LATI'EH DAY SAINTS. Portland R<tdnr Road Will iam Roush. pas tor l.lnda Evans r hun ·h S<" hool dh'(l(' tor C'hurch ~hool . 9:.1:1 a.m.. mornmg worship, 10: :10 a.m.; W <'Ci nc'!\da~· f'VI'nlng prawr S('fVic"('S, 7• )\ p.m . BETHLEH EM BAPTIST. RC"v F:arl Shulf'r, pastor ' Wor... hl p S('I'V i('(', It :ll a.m . Sunday schOOl. 10: :11 a .m Blblf' Stud\' and pra yC'r SC'I"\-'1('(' Thul'!id av. 7· :11 p m CARI.F:TON CHURCH . KingsWrv Ro;td 8rolh1•r Marlon Williams paslm Sunci<J,\1 school, 9 lla .m R<~ l ph r arl. su)X'rlntNid£'nl . f'\'f'nin~Z worsh ip. 7· :11 p.m Pra~w ll"t('('Cln~ . WC'drlf'sda \, 7 lJ p .m Wl'd.nt'sday, 7 p.m .. ST . .JOHN LUTHE RAN CHURCH, Pin< GrovE>. The Rf'v William Middlrswur1h . Pastor ChUJ'('h SC'T'\.'i("("S 9: .l l il.m. Sundav Schoollii:JO a.m. BRADBURY CHURCH OFC' HRI~. P oul Prat t.· pastor Sunda~: sdtool. 9 l)a m l.arl) HayllC'S, S S Supt . momin,:! "orshlp,' HtJI am RACINE CHURCH OF' THE NA7.ARF.NE, Rf'v. Thoma s H. Coll!t'r, pa"tor. M.tr!ha Wolrr, Chairman of tht.• Boal'd of Chrb;tlan Uf('. Sunda,v School, q ~ a m : morniOR wor-;hlp. 10 :11 a m.. Sunda~ C'Vf'nifi F! wor ship. 7: 'JI p.m . PruV('r mf't>t\n,e:. WC'drw:'Sdav, 7::1 lpm RACINE F IRST BAP'fl~ . D:m l. \\',tlkf't . Pastor . Rotx>rt Smith . Sundav School .. up! : Sunda Y School. 9 J l a m : m m nmg " ·orshlp. 10:40 a.m : Sunday rvC"nln~ wor.- hrp. 7:.ll p.m.; Wfd~av f'Venin ~ Btbil" ~ !Ud \' , 7. l'l p.m . OANVILLF. WF.SI F.YM..: Surxla ~ Sl:·t-ool. q :II a m : morn in):! wor.;hip 10 4:l a m : vou lh SC'n·im tdrl p m.. f'v£'nln_g wors hi p, 7 l'l p.m .. W('()n('Sday, 7 :11 p.m Pra;.w and P n.t l!-1('. DAN\'II.LF. II OLINES.~ CHlffiCII . lo· ('atro on Routr .m bf'tv>('('n Vinton und L..an,::svillC' Rev. Bf'n Walls, pt~stor Su nda~ · ~hool, !f. :JJa .m .. Bobbv I.ambrrt S. s . Supt . Mom lOR Worship, to: .~ a.m. Ctr ikln.>n·.., Ha~· Hour 6 ~~p . m . Prdy('r & Bibif' Stud~ . 7: l1 p m. Ml'>c;;.ionar:v I'T'Iff'tl~ first W1'<1~ · da~· of rach month . 7: :up m f'or ln.Jormallon call :~ . SILVE R RUJ\: F"REE BAPTIST, Sti'Vf' Lillie. Suncla v srhool sup!. Sunda.v st:hool tO a .m : momlnR worship , 11 a m Su nda 11 C'\'C'n l n ~ ~'Ors h l p. 7 :rl p.m Prayf'r mf'f'lin,R: a nd Blhlf' study. Thursda y. 7 :II p.m .: 't'OO!h l'n{'('!l~ Wednesdav ut 7 p.m. CHRISTIAN f"EU.OWSHIP CIJURCII . ,'1;83 N. 2nd AVt'., Mkldk'porl Sunday School . 10 a .m Sunday a nd W('(j!1('Sda·' ' F.wnlng s&v""" 7.ll p.m. LIB ERTY C HRI~TIAN CHURCH, •I Lll> M'ty AIIC' .. Pomrrov. Sundav SchoOl lO u m .. Worship 7: .l) p m. WC"drK'Sda y Sl•r.kL·. 7 :ll p.m. CHF!STER CHURCH Of" COD, R"' R F. . Robinson. pas tor Sundav ~hoo l. 9:.11a .m .: worship Sl'r't'lCC'. 11 a .m.; C'Vf'nin~ S£'1"\'lc'(\ 7 p.m.: yout h M'rvl<'f', W{'(ln(osday, 7 p.m. l.ANGSV JLI.E CHRISTIAN CHUHCH , Robl>rt E. Mll"i!i('r , pa stor. Sunday ~hool. 9.:11 a m .: Paul Musser. supt.: morn1112 wnr.~htp. lO: .l h .m : Sunday ("\..('nlrut ~rvlre, 7 p.m.: mid wrek S('rvi<'(!, WfdllC'!iday . 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CH\)RCH OF THE NAlA· RENE - Rf'V. J umcs B Kittle> . p:t~tor . Stk>rm.an Cundiff. su~rlnl('ndml . Sunda;.· School. 9::rt a .m .: Momlna: Worship 10::0 a.m.: Eva~ll sUc S('I'VIcf:', 6 p.m . Prayer and prtllst' W('dn(lo!;day. 7 p.m .; fTI(l('tlng. 7 p.m. yooth EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Elden R Bluk«.>. pastOr'. SUndaY SC'hooi iO a.m., Rolx't1 Rcro , supr .; Momtna: scrmcr\ , 11 a.m.: ..SUnday nlghl Sl'rvlceoi, Chrlst l~n F.:~vor,7: ~p .rn .; SongS£>rvke. A p.m.. Pn achln-", 8. Y) p.m. Mld·Wff'k Prayer meet!~ . Wednf:'Sday. 7 p.m ., Alvin RN'd. lay koadC'r HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Roltcr Watson, pastor: CI'C'nson Pra11 . Sunday School supt MornlnJit: Yoorshlp. 9: :Kl a.m.; Sunday 5Chool. 10: :n a .m .; f'llt"Dinlil: tei'Vk'E'. 7:ll pm MT UNION BAPI1ST. Jl<'v, Tml Dooley ; Jo< Sayre, Surday SCIM>ol Suportnlcndont. SUnday schoOl. !!: 45 a .m.; l'Vcnlnl! """"'lp, 7:.JJ p.m. Pra)Tr meeiiJ¥1:, 7::JI p.m Wedneoday. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF OIRJS1'. ViDC'l'nl c. Walt"'"S. JJl . minister; Herman Blatk. superintendent , Sunday School 9: l) a.m.: ('IYenln.u; l('f'Vin.>, 7. p.m .; w-.y Bible School. 7 p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAlA .RENE, Rev. Hl'l"bort Grote. poslor. Frank Rllllo, oupl.' !!urdaY SChOOl, 9: :Jl a .m . Worship """"""· ll a.m. and 7:30 p.m . Pl'l)'l'r rne<'llnl!, Wedneoday. 7:30p.m. LAUREl: ,CLIFF FREE ME1110DIST CHtJRCH, Rev. Robel1 Mlllor, putor; ~ WrtpJ. OlrOclor of Cllrlllllln l:duoallon. SWI!Iay SChoOl. 9: :Jla.m.; ·"""""- )Yonlllp, 10:30 a.m.: Choir Practlct!, ~- 6:30 p;m~ ~ Wonhlp: 7:30 p.m. w-. day 1'1'1)'01" and Bible Sl\ldy. 7:!1 p.m. . . ' LONC BOTI'OM CHRISTIAN. Km K('I1C' r puslur . WallaC't' Oamf'wcu:l Sundi.! \ ~ hm l Sup! . Worship "il'rvkf• .11'l H m Blblf' SchOol lOam HY SF:LI RUN IIOLI NF:S.I:.; ( HUHCH . Rrv . 'J"hf'rron Durham . pa s tor <..; unda\o Sl•hool al !!. 'W i a.rn .. Mo r nlnR ~'Ot ship at If): :VI a .m Thursdav ~r'Vi('NI nt7· l'l p m F'REF:OOM r;OSPEI. MIS.!..i iON al Rukl Knob. locull'd on Co unl\' Road .11. nr,· l .u \\.'l"('rK'f' CIU('S('ncamp, 1><1~ 1or : R(•v Row·• W i\Uord . •t ss l ~ t a n t pots!or Pn•uchlf'IJ.! ...:•rv l n•s. Sunda,\ i' Wednf"Sda~·. pm PwtyPr rneMI!llt 7 :.l p m .. Can (:rifflth , lruck•r 1l Youlh lm'llrt6 Sunda\' rvrnln£ fi .ll p.m . with Roge r und Vk)!(•t Wil lford as ll •ack•rs f'omm unloo ~n· IN• rlr.il Sunda\ pm·h m unth 'NHin:·s r HAPF.:I.. C'ool vlilf' HD Rf"'· Ro~· o._,...tf•r. pa ~ t or Sunda.v sc·hool 'l· :J) u m , 3 WAID CROSS Rr " C~r Ollrr. pastor Wor.<!hl p S('T'V IC't' Sunday, 9: <&.... a m., SundaY school, 11 <~ m . > ,·· • : UNI'I"ED PRESBYTERIAN M1NIS11lY ·, OF·MEIGSCO\INT\', fl<ov. Wancla .lohnson, ueencr. SYRA CUSE REEDSVll.LF. - Phone 992· 3480 ""-§; Pomeroy, 0 . PomerQy • VSTORE '!Middleport "'""'· , Midd~port · Ph. 992-2101 S<I"<JOI . JO a.m.; Bible Sludy, Wednesday, 10 a.m .; Dorcas Women'!!: Fellowship, W<'dnf.ts,day.ll a .m. CARMEL - C'hurrh SchOOl. 9::l) a .m .; Worship. lO. <&."i a .m .: serond aOO fourlh ·:: \\'ednc-sda~·; pra,yt'r nK'<etln,;~ and Blbk> ,stud,y, W('(fnN.day, 7: .1J p.m : · Rev. Na""' C'oyk> Bill Whit(', Sunda~· schoot , ; supt. Sundt1y school . 9: :W. a.m.: morn!~ · . worship. 10: :1) a .m .; Sunda y ('Verll'f'(lstk' : . meet ina. i p.m . Prayt"r mt"("ti~Wrontsda y7 or 'I ,...,.,Ill<, •. MIDDLEPORTCHURCHOFTHENAZA· . • RENE, C<>pa<tors, RI'V. Cham Covle and Pick Up AMail-In Refund Certificiate In Our Store For Additi0111l Savinas · • eo2er , bea vc~. junior as nwnuts,' and junklr , • and smlor h l~h BYF; chotrpra<>ti('P8: l)p.m . .·• Main. SPREADER,..•..•....•..• ~ •......... ~ $36.95 John F. Fultz, Mgr. • t • MAR~ lHE DAILY SENnNEL ioo-------------....1 POMEROY CHURCH OF' THF NA7.A . RENE. Cor'TK'r Union and Mull:X>rr'\•, Rev VIrgil Byf'('f, ~slor Gll>n MC"Ciun,!iC. a~! pa.slor. Clyde Hendf'I"SOn, pastor errt(' n tu ~ . Sunday School. 9::vl a.m . Glen Mc<1un/Z. supl .. momln2 worsh ip IU::JI a.m.: 10'\'l'nlng S('rviC'C' 7 p.m.: mid-w{'('k S£'rvl r1?, Wf'dn{'S· dav, 7 GRACE EPISCOPA.J. CHURCH - ·J'll; F: Main St. , Pornf:oroy. Sunday Sl'rVi('(>S Holy Communion on thC' first Surldav of C'ach month, and comblft('(f wllh mornin2 pra ~w on the l hlrd- SUnday. Mornin~ prayer and S('rmon on all oth~;~r Sundays or the month . • ChUJ'('h..Srhool and nuJ'SC'ry ca r(' pmv1dN:I. Coffw hour in the Parish Hall rmmedlatelv following thr SC'rvlC'r. POMF:ROY CHURCH OF' CHR IST, 212 W. Main Si., Nl'll ProudfOOI, pastor . Biblt"" schoo l. 9..t1 a .m .. mor nlnR worstrip 10 l'l a.m , Youth Jll(o('IJngs. fi·.)) p m : Pvf'ning worship. 7·:11 p .m wrom.'s day nrght prayer mf('ttn.C: ,. and BibiC' s tudy , 7: :wl p.m. · TiiE S/\LVAT10N ARMY. 115 ButtPITHJI Avf'., Po mero~ Mrs. Dora Wining in charge Sunda y holll'lrs.o; !ll(l('f lng. 10 a m .; Sunday School. lO·:JI a.m Sunday SChoo l. YF'SM SUPPLY You can•clear up dandelions and more !hail three •Jewelry •Pen & Pencil Sets •Plaques ; . TRI Nffi' CHURCH. Rc'v W. H . Pf:>rrln, pastor; [)cobbko Buck , Sun<h.l'' School Church School q· 15 a.m . wor.;hip S<rvic., I lO. .ll a .m Choir t'('hf>arsal, l'uesdav 7 , p m .1 unc:lc>r dlrf'Ciion of AIIC'f' NeaSf' < New Homes Ph. 992-7034 or 992-3978 : Sunda~·s of rurh mon)h. thil d and fourth , Sunda~ s£' a rh monlh , worshlpSC'IVic<>S at7: :Ill · p.m W('(jllf'Sdav ('VC'n\ngs al 7. ,' 1) p m .. : Pra yer and BlbiP Studv . STAR )""( ". l Syracuse UNITED METH ODIST . · Prt>achlng 9::10 a m.. ftr st and S('('Ond 320) MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. .EN fFRAN!o<UN" Mill Work· Cabinet Making GRA HAM No IMd SITNIII. no stdy man 1025· ,~ \ .IWJ.'S Prt•achlng !o;(>I'Vi~ flrs l and third Sundavs : toll0\4'1ng Sunda~ · School Youth rTl('('tlng • f'V{'I')' Sunday. 7: :111 p.m. I· on Rt. 150 West Near Pic·Pac Market !liiiill' .. MrsOURSLocated OPEN: Mol]day thru Friday 12:00 to 7:00 RACINE OLD DEXTt R BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHUJ1CH - Clifton LU('US, pas tor. Su nda\ · School 9: :W> a.m. Mrs . Worlt•v Fr·.ulds. sup! Turfbuilder & Turfbuilder Plus 2 I~~==~4~4~&=-1~&~9~9====r~~~~C~•~~ds~Ac~ce~p~ttd~~~~j t I tl · mu sic Sunda\ wor.-h ip 10 a m : Bible study 11 am . worship. n p m Wcdnf'Sd,ty Bibk' : sludy. 7 p.m. -~ Rich11d H. Billman II, 0.0. 113 Court Sheel PomtJoy, Ohio 45769 PH. 992·2920 VISION EXAMINUIONS HARD & CONTACT LENSES lnsu1ance and Medical "2-2318 Pomeroy POMEROY \)'E!<l'SIDE CHURCH OF' , CHRIST, nl W. M ain St , 992-5215. Voea l CLOSE-OUT 1 ,' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT : Flea Kill ·: -·.. , : ' ., •:. - . ·.~ ! .~ .{;: . \ .·:' . . ... ' 214 E. Main Pomeroy 992~ 5130 PhOne C614l 742-2777 of Columbus, o. 804 W. Main "For A Real Auc:tion 'tan the Reo I McCo~" I. 0 . "Mat." McCOy Rt. 1, Reedsville. Oh. 915-3944 StRVt :. E~ R utlan•. Ohio 45775 · Thursday· worship 5C'T'\'I('(' R p.m . BEND AREA ~ INSURANCE . BURLJNC.TON SOUTiiER ~ RAI"'fiST · CHURCH. Rout(' 1. Shade Bibl<' School 7 p m . WE ARE HAVING A 0 -A~ J . wm . ''BiU" Brown, Owner Nationwide Ins. Co . SERVICE: BrogaJJ·Warner BlbiC' Study and Prayf'r fn('('!lng, opmto the> . publl<' t~;;;;~SU~N=D~A~Y~l~t~o~S;;;;!~~~~~~~~~~~~ I Brown's Fire & and Equipment Sales Serv1ce ~ SYRACUSE, OH. PHONE 992·5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON line of veptlble and beddi• folill&t pllnts and ha~• lbasteiiS. ~I so 1 large sele<:tioo of shrubbeJY. and dwa1d fruit trees. OPEN DAILY 9 to 8 \ 991-3321 m('mbf'rs in chargt•. all p.m . Thursday, Corps • Ca<k'l Class j Young Proplr B!bl('\. 7 l:l p.m . HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE ' 1 .:o; P omeroy Horrw $488 m l16 S . Second wOT11t'n invl!M: Ir:=====:::::::::::;~ OPTOMORIC .;.., F. loisf:' Adum'i. lradrr . 7· .l ) p m . salva tion met'ling, various speakf'Ni and musk sperlals. Th ursda Y- II. :Jl a m to2 p.m . Ladk>s TURFBUILDER . • on • Southf'rn B<tpt lst ConvPnt lon BrMOF'ORD CII URCH oy CIIHJ ST S.tatf' Routr 12-1 ruu1 C'nunh Hnaci ~ M,uk} SN>vt•rs. mlnlstrt : Sund,t\' Sch()oi Supt . ~If'\.'(' Plckt•n.._, Sund~ t ~ "<'hO:JI. !t· .!II a ru , morn In~ wot ~ h l lt lit :t;l .t m .: Pv ~>nrrlj.! worshiP 7 p.m W('<l'"">s<:l<n \\ m shi p. I fJ rn .l UFH I.EE CHRI !o\'J' IAN C' F:I\:TFH C:rot~f'\ Ctwk Hond Ht· v l' .I. I t•mh ·\. ,as tor: Puu l Poor, Chur·ch St'11oul SUI:M't 111 tt•ndt"nl Chun•h sc.·hOol. l!· .11 a rn . m on1 ln~ I INITI:IJ FAI I'll ('Ill HU I - HoUII' 7 on Ponw my bvpas.., Ht•v Holll't t Smltll , Sr , pastor: Rl' \' .laml>s('umllrf. a:-;slstun t pa stor .;;unt!:n Schon\, q l l ,,m . m unHn g Wlli"Sh tp. Hl: .l(l ,r m . t'\'t•nin)! \\ ill~ h lp. ; :1.1 p m Won-.·n 's F'1•1im1 '>llip. '1'\lt"-.da\ :.. II) a .m Wt-dn~l a.' · nlj::.ht pra\l't so.•t'\'I<"P.-; 10 p.m . rArl1-t BAM ' l ~l· CII VHC'It , Ma"':m ntt ••t all ri llt'(l Sttl('l \\'01 kPt' Union 11.111. H.tt lJ('o.. td Stn'\'1. M.•"•ln M•1 r ni n ~ v.nr" hip 'I :u am Sund a~ Sc hnol Ill :W'l :t m F:\ t•n l n ~ ~ tYI <'f', 7 p m Prawr n wt•ll n ~ \\t'l lllf'S(I,I\ .-; "-) p m MI<IWPf'k Hl hlt• Stud\ . Thut'SI IUI . i p rn F'OfU•:ST llt 'N BAPTIST - Rr' . N\ It • l konlt •n. ( J.< I ~ I o 1 ( 'o t !ll • l ht~ 1\unl'h -.upf'rin tt•ndt'n l Sunrl.11 ..,·hool ~~ :41 .t m '>!'1.'\ Hid a nd tourlh Sun<lll,\'"' · \1 flt" hlp "~ 'I' 1t'1' ,It '.! ll p.m MT. MOH II\1 1 BM'TJS'I - Ft•luth and Mlllll S t ~ , Ml<lcll<txlt l Ht•\ t ' <~1 \' ln Mrnnls. p;rstor Mr.._ I· lvln llum~. u 'thtf' t ~ upt Sor.rnd:n "'h<lol ~· · ~ 1 ,, m \\ ors hl p :-.t'l'\'il'<'. \11· -1~1 a Ill HUHI.INli ll i\ 1\1 SI:HJ I'III :HN BAM 'IST f li\ '11\11 , H uu lt> I , Shmlt' i ' a.,.rm Fk111 F\lm 'k. ,\ ffll l.ll l d with Suuth('rn 13apl ist ('1\ll\'t'ntitJn Su ml,t,\ "~ lit O ! . I .Ill) m . Sunda\ wor~hlp . :!::lill p.m Thur..,i; l\ o•\ t'lllflf! llib\f' c;tud\ . 7 p.m l ' i- :1\~ ri <C0~1· 1\I AS.<..;!•' MHl Y. 1t,1c·h" · lttJUit' 1:.!4 \\'tlli.ul t 11~• )-,;,, · k . 1\..l.., hlt Sund .t\ '"l. hL'IIl \() ,1 111 Su nrl,t\ t'\'l'll lll l.: '>!'1'\IC't' , 7 p m \\'Pdnt·~ l , l\ t'\'t ' n l n ~ 'oC'r•.Jr~ ·: p m I A HI'I ·~ NT I ·: U ll1\PT IST. Pn n ( 'hr •adlf'. Su p! Sunll ll\ Sl: •tlf•>i 11 Ill .r rn :\111rn i rr~.: \-\ o r<;htp. 11 1 Ill ,t 11 1 i ' t .t\ < r St·nut • .ti 1Pt n,,,, · Su ntl.1 \.., M IIH >I .I'. \ '\1\ l l I 'I :N rt· ( 't )S'I I\1 . Th lttl Avl' , 1111 ' Ht•\ Cl. 1rk l k tkl'l . v: • ~ h•t {',uJ Nuttln ~ l lltlll. Srmtl,tl St lu••l Supt Sund.n S..: ll••1i H1 ,1 111 - • ],.,.,,..., lor . 1ll .t~!':-. I '~ ·rrln g '-~ 't'\ K'i 'o,; 1; p m \\' t 'I IW ·>;~ I . t \ Shhh . 7 !II p m \' lllllh '-1' 1'\ 11'4'"· -; . ~1 pIll t rt d :l\ JO :'Wlll.rn : ('V('OIOJ:: SC'I'' I('t \ 7 p Jll Riblt:• Stlllh , Wt'llm•-.da\ . 7 (II p m t ' lot , .,. .., lor all Agr>s 1-T( I.I<S IJ\ FI<I.\.0\-\ISII II' . 111'1 Mill S.1 i~ 1\rot hl•r 1 hr• k Mt l'hP1 <;Ofl Swul.l\ St h••)i ,, t Ill .1 m Si 'l'\'let ·.., Su nd.l\ !'\ t'lllttc .117 p m .rnd \\ t ~ l nl '"-1 111 \' .11 7 ST. PA Ul l.lffi iF.RAN \ HUHCII. ( rornPt of Svramml' and ~tnt:! !'\ts . l'nrnt•rn Tht' p rn "OI'~ h l p , ll£'\'. William Mltldli'"'Wiit1 h. Pu ...lm SundH\ St:·honl ttl 1\ ~~~ 11 m .md C'hurl'h SPrvit'r~ I I pm SAlm:o Ill::.: ART. Ms~r Anthrmv t. tann.t fWIIT', Ph !¥.".! ~ . S3tul'dit\' f'\ t•nlnJ.! Ma ... .., 7· ]) p.m , Sunct.w Mus !-~ . R ,1 rn ,md \II ,, n'l ('nnft>s..,Jons n!lf' hd il hout hc•fr w~' Pac·h M. t :.~ CCD f'l.tsSM II il m . Sund,l\' \ ' I("IUR'' BAI"TI !-.T - r~~~ N l\f'('SI.'t'. 7 p m Vb.lt.tllnn . 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J! ,,, f .h·t1llon St11 11td 1 ~ 1q 1 ,t S.u ml:t\ '1.1 . ~ 1 1 1 w..l .. h l p ~ ~l\1<< ' lll•'lj:J \ '••ulh "W ·t\ tn · Sttll<l.t\ 1: I'' prn " S.11rul.r\ ~ ·' ~ ' ll t ll i! ~ · t\11'1 ', ~ trt p,m \\ ~~I n c·., ' il.t \ 1 ' 1 ,1\ ~ 'r M t1 '1111i-!· t flli l h ltlt •"\1\uh 7 Utp.m S..hool , till wor"Shlp SN"\' j('(', m 'l l u m . Rl blr ~ ludv and pruvrr ..,.,•n,i{'f' W<'drl('sda~, 1. :rr p m RlJT'I .AND r HUR('H OF OIRI~l. Da n Monlux . pusmr; Bill Nlchol.,.un. Sunda.' st•hot ll sup! Sund.t} ~· hooi ~ ,'11 a .m .. m orninp: worship a nd t·ommun !on. m· :lllt.m . HlTI1 .A)'I;Il B!Rl .t : METl-t ODIST - Amc.v-; Tillis. pw.;tor , Sonnv llud ..;on supt ~ unttu y '>Chool,\t:.'Wl a.m . MornlrJS.!V.'OI"hip, IIIli " m Sunda,\ t'VPnln~ s.t•IVk't• 7 m Wr'<tnf'>Sd<1 y P\oC'ning Sl' rvln• 'i 1M! p.m 'NMI'O P~"Qgra m. 9 fll am . Pa ch Sunda.v mot·nln~ R L'11J\ND CHUIKH OF' THE NA7_.\ RF.NE. HI'\ . l.lovd D f i rlmm. lr p.<t <;IOr ~rxl<t.V ~· hoot . 11·.'11 am : worsh ip "''rvkr. tn· .'\0 u m : \ nun~ propl <' ... sc.·rvkY'. tl p.m. F.v;m~rl lsllc !it"' I«' h: :J) p.m. Wc'dn('!{(!a,\ srr.'k'f'. 7 p.m. MASON (1fUHC'H OF ('llfli ~'T. Mll lt-r St , Mason , W Vu . Jo:uji(('llf' l ( ' OI'lJit:('l, mlnJ..,tcr !",unday Blilk> Study. 1CI 1r m : Worship 11 a .m . Hnd 7 p m Wf>drK'Sday Blbk• Stud v, \'OC'31 muslr. 7 p.m. MASON ASSF:MIII.Y OF' CO D. D uddln~ l.aRC', Mn:-;on, W. V<~ Rt " Ronnlr· B f«w> . P ustor. ~ndu ,Y St:'honl ~ 4~ n.m : M o rn ! n~ WoN~h l p 11 a .m . Evf'ntn~ SC'rvk'l' .7·.tt p.m . W~a y \\'Ofll('n 's Mlnl ~trl ~ 9 a.m trn('C'Iinf<!: and pruvf'fl. Pra\'l 'r and Hlbk• Study 7 p.m. JIA RTFOR D CHURCH OF CIIRI!<l" IN (' HRJ~A N l:NION Thf' flM.· Willi am Ca mptxol!. pastor. Sunda \' ~hool. t.t: :ll a .m ; .lafll("S Hu~~ . !>Upt.: f'\l('fl fn~<t S£'1"\'IC'{'. 7: · ~ p m. WOO~ ). C'\'l'nl~ 7; Jl p.m. Youth Tuc'Sda,v. pra;.·f'l· rooctl.nM. pra .YN !'lt'rvk'fo rach FAIRVIEW AIBLE CIIUR('H, Lt'Jart, W. Vit.. HI 1. Mark Irwin, pot;IOr Worship scrvlcf'S. 9:.lla.m.; Suncta.~r· School , 11 am ; {'II('Oin" WOf1ih lp. 1::.1 p.m . ~a y rottaJ:.'(' prayer met"tlnR and Blbk> §\udy. <t. ."l l am. Worship S(lrv k't>. Wf'di'P.tday, i : :J) p.m . OUR SAVIOURU! I'HERAN CHURCH Walnut and Henry Sl!i, RaYCt\.'lwood . W. Va. 1bC' Rev . GCOI'at' C. Welrl<'k, pastor. Sunday Schoot, 9;.l ) 11.m .; Sunda~ worl'lslp. 1l ~t . m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCII, """locall'd on Pomeroy Ptkl', Cou nty Road ?'! nca r F'lalwood., . RN . BlackwoOd. pastor. &>1'\•k.'(l!i on SUn®y at 10: l'l a.m. IU'Id 7: .J ) p.m. with ~nctav ' schooL 9:l'.l u.m. blblt- "tudy, Wodm!day, 7:.fl p.m. FAITH 'f'ELt.OWSHIP CRUSADF. FOR CHRIS!'- St Rt.lll. Anllqul!y . Pa~lor. Rfov . Franklin Dk'krn."· Sunday rnomlnR. 10 a.m. SUnday ('Vt'nlrvt.1::.lp.m . Thursday("\ll'flinJI;. 7::rl p.m. STIVERSVJLLE COMMUNITY BIV"11ST CHURCH, Pulor ROOorl Byrn;, Sunday . SCI"<JOI 10 a.m.: Worship Srrvlre J1 a.m.; SUnclay """"'llll servlre, 7::Jl p.m.: Wl.'dn<s· day 7: ll p.m. INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH, Inc. ~ l!aul Sl., Middleport. Rev O'Dell Manlloy, putor. Sunday Srtml. 9: ll a.m .: Momlllfl' WOI"'hlp 10: :Jl a,m.: rvmlna; wor· ship, 7::Jlp.m. 1\leoday, U:llp.m, Women '• IW'I)'('I' rnfe>tlnR; PraYt'f' and prals£' Sf'rvlre. W - y . 7:30p.m. ......,,!Ill """""'· Rlm..AND APO!mlLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. Elder .Ia,.. Mlllor. Bible s~. W - y . 7::Jlp.m.; SundaySCI"<JOI, 10 a.m. Qmday nll!hl """""'· 7: :Jl p.m. I'OMDtOY WD;LEYAN HPLINES'l Ha!Tioonvlllo Road. Earl Fields. pasl<r. Homy Eblin, Jr., SundaySdlooiSup4.Sunday SChool9:30 a.m .; Momlllll WcnhJP ua.m.; ~ ......,... """""'· 7:311 p.m.; Ptoyer _..., w..-y, 7:30p.m. Sermonette The recent celebration of Mother' s Day brought to mind the great responslbU!ty of mothers, of fathers, a nd of all others who have an Influence upon children. Too often we want to get ch!ldren out of the way lor what we think !s Important. Thai was the case with the disciples. Jesus dkl not have lhat attitude, howeve r . He knew thai ch!ldren are Important. What I remember most about my chlldhood home are deeds, nol words. Tlie lives we Uve In front of ch!ldren make a deep Impression . Too often parents think that they are putting their c h!ldren f!rst when they spend more time at work to make more money. Ch!ldren do need materlal things, but the bare essentials will do when the cost of something more extravagant !s absent parenls. Also, some famUies think they do not have enough money to g!ve _ a portion to God. What they can show chlldren by g!v!ng a tithe to God Is much more valuable than what they can buy for the same amount of money, It !s not surprising that Amerlca ~forgetting God when we see how much higher material thln!J!i rank in the prtorltles or parents. Chlldren can alsocometounderstandgratltude in a home where grace precedes meals. The pMorlty placed upon church makes a real Impact upon children, too. U !t takes much Jess to keep the tamUy home from church than !t does- to keep them a way ·from other obllgat!ons, that sends a message. , Taking time or tithes away from God for the sake of the family will backfire. CbUdren should be a reason.to be more dll!gent, not an excuse to be negligent. Conskler this thoughtfully , Parenthood Is a great responsibility, and a areat ministry. ·- Mark Flynn, Pastor of Bethany, Carmel, Sutton and Portland U. M. Churches. �.. Cl!io 13, 1983 fliday, The Daily Sentinel '. ' • ,, ,.,., 13; 1983 ~~~~inP~s PHONE 992-2156 •Ho I,.. 0.,1 Or ' Cl!io D l i l l y - Clift senices 4 RADIATOR Public Notice Public Notice SHOP LOCALLY betng descnbed as foiiQVo/S Be~1 n mng at a po1nt •n the centerline of a 50 toot dnvevvay nght of way sa•d pomt of beg~nn~ng be1ng South abou t 792 75 feet and West abou t 456 33 feet from the Northeast corner of sa1d Secf•on 3 thence North 16 deg 23 mtn 02 sec IJ 1hoppll11 in JOUr hame •ru 11111 -on Easl 33 64 feet along sa•d dr•veway nght of way to a po ~n t the - r INr your car avoid thence north 24 deg 23 m1 n the huarda of hilfwny and fr-•Y 56 sec East 7 1 3 7 feet along travalina. It PIIYI to shop where you live! sa1d dnveway nght of way tq a po•nt thence South 44 deg 25 sec East 162 69 fee110 an 1ron rod pass1ng an lf On rod at 30 0 teet tor reference thence South ' - - - - - - - - - - - . ' " ' " - - - - - - - - - - l 2 deg 04 m n 3 I sec East r 22 04 feet to an •ron rod thence South 2 deg 02 m1n 12 sec East 159 84 feet to an .ron Public Notice Public Notice rod thence South 75 deg 29 m1 n 49 sec West 200 59 feet to an' 1ron rod !hence North 5 P\JBUC NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE By wtue ol an Ord er of Sale deg 5 1 m1n 44 sec East No1 •ce fS hereby g•ven that on Sa!ur r jay May 14th 1983 at ssued out of !tie Common 251 5 feet to an •ron rod 10 OC• am a publ•c sale will be Pleas Coun of Me•gs County th ence North 89 deg 22 m•n held at 105 Un1on Avenue Oh o 1n the case of the 01 sec East 8 54 feet to the Farmers Bank and Sav1ngs pont of beg.nnmg co nta1n1ng Pnmf' Of Oh a to sell tor cash 1 06 acres more or less th e tn .-. ' ' g col ta1 e ral Com pany Pome rov Oh10 19, :Jl ck~ 20rCpe ­ plamt•f1 aga1nst Millon Bar except1ng all legal r1ghts of way Oescnbed below •s 1he cen M fr s S er1al No tram et al defe ndants upon a 4J 471\9H 75506 - Model Judgment there1n rend e red be te rl1ne of a 50 foot Wide ac cess Regal •ng Case No 18 357 1n sa•d ng ht of way easement to the Court l wtll offer for sale at the above des cr•bed 1 06 acre lot The Fa•mers Bank and Sav Beg•nmng at the point of •n4s Co mp any Pomeroy Oh10 front door of Ihe Cou rthouse 1n Pomeroy Me1gs Coun ty Oh10 beg1nnmg of the above des reservf'S the ngh t to b1d at th1s cr•bed I 06 acre lot sa•d potnt onth~25 thday o 1J u n e 1983 sal e r nct to w11hdraw the above al 10 no AM thP lollowm g ol beg•nn•ng be•ng So ut h veh dP pr or to sale FurthAr th >' r rm~• :> Ba nk and Sav•ngs lands an d lenements loca ted 792 75 feet and West 456 33 at 210 Condor Street and 2 12 feet from the Northeast corner Co nJ,dllY ~'"Ser11es the r ghl to rewc1 Jt1v 0 1 all bds su bm11ted Condor Street PomP-roy Oh o ol Sect1on 3 thence North 16 deg 23 m n 02 sP.c Eas t Furth rr vt'! h iC I~s are sold u l 45769 respP.c t ve.ly l h~tfl o nt hey a re n wrth no S11 uated 1n the Vdl aqe of 33 64 feet ann North 24 deg Pomeroy County of Me•gs and 23' m•n 56 sec East 71 37teet PxCH('ssr d "' mpll ed war ran I P.S qtVf'fl Stale of Oh•o to w•t !these f•rs l two ca lls be•ng TRACT 1 Bmng pa rt of lot 44 <:!long th e Northwesterly i•ne of 8 11 13 3tc above dcscnbed 1 06 ac re lo t) tn the C1ty of Pomeroy and des c r1bAd as ta llows 3 9 fee l 4 and North 15 deg 43 mtn 50 mches 1n fr ont of 100 teet deep SF!C East 48 1 2 feet to the Public Notice ly•ng belween George ' Uinc h s Southeasterly R/ WI1neof Oh1Q lol on one S!dC a nd the sc hool Stat e Route 7 IN TFIE lot on the other stde deeded by rhe bear1ng In the above COMMON PLEAS COURT V 8 Horton Trustee lor descr1 p110n ar e based on th e PROBATE DIVISION. Charles R Porne•oy to sad Oh•o Company s Purc hase MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO RPference Deed Vol 282 JOSEPHINE OSBORNE, Jo hn Ma ck Relerence Deed Volume Page 9 7 3 Deed Records Me1 gs ADMX 255 Page 197 a nd Volume County Oh o WILBUR WARNER Terms ot SAfe Cash lor not 257 Page 82 1 Me.g s Coun ty ESTATE, DAed Reco•ds lASs than two th1rds of 1he Plaintiff. TRACT 2 Begtnn•nq 7 feet app ra1sed 1..alue Appr a•sed at VI· ( 13 feet I wes terly fronl the S32 800 00 RUBY DUNN. er ol , so uthwesl corne r of Lot No 45 JAME S J PROFFITI Dorlendonts SH ERIFF OF CASE NO 23961 tn thf! Vlllarw at Pome roy Me qs Coun ty Oh10 (sa•d be MEIGS COU NTY OHI O - NOnCE BY g•nn•ng p o nt be 1nq 1h e 151 13 20 27 31 c PUBUCAnON10 TH E QEFENDANlS THE southwest co rn er of Su bd1111 s1on 1 of Lot 44 ! th e nce alon g UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES Public Notoce Condo r Stree t wP.StP.rly 40 feet LEG ATEES EXECUTORS AD and to the Soulheast cor ner of MINISfRATO RS 011 ASSIGNS IF AN Y OF fHE ESTATES OF Subd1v•s•on 3 of sa•d Lot 44 IN THE th ence back at the wtdt h of 40 VYl LBUR WARNER dece ased COMMON PLEAS COURT fe el byltne parallel to thP. lme OF JO HN WARNER dece ased OF MEIGS COUNTY OF MARY OHL I NGER belween Lots 44 nn rt 45 100 OHIO feet a nd be~ng known as Su b WARNER deceased OF CHA THE FARMERS 8ANK 8o ALES WARNER deceased OF d1v1S10n 2 ol sa td Lo t No 4 and SAVINGS iOMPANY, th ~ sarne pro pe rty convcyP.d by Plamtttf, Qf ORGE WARN ER deceased V B Honor to School D1stn r. t and OF EMI LY WARNER CON YO No 4 by deed da terl Oct 15 GROVE dece used DELVIN L HARFORD. ET The obtect of the Co mpla•n t 1850 and rP.Corded 1n Deed AL . Boo k 15 af Ihe Deed Records ~ ~ to determ1ne th e unknown Defendant• hfws a t law and ne)( l of k1n of of Me gs Coun ty Oh10 ,11 page No. 83 CV B W1l bur Warner deceased and 3 74 and by An na We ber to - NOTICE OF SALEMan•n Wolle by d eecf dated lh fl deman rt tS that th e un Pursuan t to an Order of Sale known heus at law :md ne:.t o f Sel)l 24 18 91 recorded n1 1Ss uerf IJy the Common Pleas Boo k 73 sa1d deP. d reco rds of Cour t of Me• gs Cou nty Oh•o 1 k n ot John Warner d eceased Me,qs Coun!y Oh1o at Page and of Mary Ohl n~ er Wa rner will offer tor sale a1 publ c 62 dnd wtl ch Sl"lld properly au ction on the 18 th day ol rlPccased the paternal qrand was co nv e ~ ect by A 0 l• J cy June 1983 at 10 30 AM DST p <~ r e nt s of W lbur \/Varne• ol Charl es Wa rner deceased lhe Sherdt of MeiCJS County Oh10 on Ihe steps of the Court House l.:Jiher 01 Wlbllf Wa1ne1 ol 10 Thf' f-arm ers Ban k & Sav1ng s ol sa1d cou nty tn the Vdlaqe of Co mpunv by dr,ed d ater1 Au q GF!nr qe Warnf>l dt•cnased !he Porneroy Oh o the lollow•ng 1G 1932 anrl rAcorde d 1n u ncle ot WiltJtl r w a,ner ol descr bed 1e.11 esto te Book 136 at Pa(:lf'· 539 nf the Em•ly Warner Congrovf'! r1f' The tollow•nq rP.al estate OP cHI RP.cOr(IS o l MP 1gs ceJsec1 th e SrSIP. r ol W1lbur S i!u a t ~d 1n Chester Township County Oh1 n WeHner an (! ot Wdbut Warne r Me1qs Counly Oh10 Beg•nn•ng Fl('teno ncP Deed Volumr ctecf' ASPrl thf!lr executms ad ill lhe NorJhfl ast corn er of At ton 24 7 Page 53 7 anri Votumr> m1n s1ra1or s <ln d ass1gns II any Robmson s 30 acre lot on lhe 257 PaqP. 271 Def'cf 8f'cn,rts establ1sh wh c11e11er ntmest thf!y N0rth S1de o1 the ChPster anrl of MC1(J'i C01 nty Ohll') n~r~y have rn th e es tat e ofWdbur Ru tl ;mrl Road th ence nort h WJtnf1 ! or h e lor ever bdriPd APPRAISED Af S4 000 00 one hundred and one {10 11 TERMS 0' SALE CASH 110m H1hPII!Ing thr ough ur trom rods and twenty hnks 10 !he l.l mP<; J P•otf tt assP rttnq a n lnt efes t 111 the No nh line ol Sectto n No 29 1n Sht! r II of Town No 3 10 Range No 12 111 estate of W !bur Warner rtn d Mr.1gs Co tm!y Oh o the Oh10 Co mpany s Pt11 r,; hase lor suc h othCf rchef as the (5f 6 13 LO 3lc Co11rt rnav deter mme then ce West on satd l1ne forty Yuu are requrrPd to .Jn swr. • {40) rods to the NorthMst thr" Com pl a1nt w lh111 twe nty corner of Eli hu Rc bt nsnn s land Public Notrce + •qht days ilf ter 1he last pu bl•ca thence south 109 rods and tt on of th s no11ce wh•ch w•ll hf' twen lv hnks to lhe iillove road IN THE nuhllsll f!d Once eac h weP.k tnr lhence north 80 deq P. ast 41 COMMON JIILEAS COURT s•>: SuCt.f!SS IVe wee ks and the rods tu the place of b€Q1nn1nq OF MEIGS COUNTY. last pu bli al on wt ll b1, made on co nta1n no twen ty s•x and lour OHIO May 27 1983 tent hs r26 4) acres motf! or In case ot yo11r l<uh1re to THE FARMERS BANK 8o less SAVINGS COMPANY, :o n<:.wPt 01 otherw so tes pond EJ;ceptu1q ttlerelro m thP. ta l Plaintiff. a"i pe1rn tt eU IJy thf! Oh o Ru!ns low•n g desc nbcd OI:II CP.l Co m YL o l C1111l ProcPdurp Wlthm th f' menc.nq ill lhe so uthwest JESSE LEE BUCHANAN. ET co rnA r of the above desc nbed I rnP Slilted 111d Qme'nt hy r1P. fa1 1lt vV• II he r1mdered aqa tnst AL . par cel of l<1nd thrm ce north Defendants you 101 the rPhf' f de mander.! n 200 feel 1hencf! eas1 120 fee t No 1B 415 !hence south abcu t 200 leet to tht> Com pldlflt - NOnCE OF SALEC.1ro tyn G Thomas thn south I nf' of above Pursu:Jnt to Jn o rd~r <:> I Sale d esc nb ~d parcr>l of la nd Cle rk ot CcH• rl tSS \Jed t1v thP Co mmon Pleas th ehce we!:> tflfly 10 place of ot Cornman Pleas Cou11 of Me,qs County Oh•o t beq•nn•nrJ conta•n no 1/1 acre P1 oba te D•v•s•on will off er fo1 sale al pubt1c more or less Me1{]s County Oh•o nuct on nn tho 1Bth rlay of 141 22 29 1516 13 20 27 Further f!Jo. Cepltn \l therel rom June 1983 at 10 15AM OST the fnUow ng descr•bed par 61C on lhf' s1eps ot the Courl House eels Par cel No l Begmn1nq at of sa c1 co w1tv m the V•llagc of a POint nort h 83 dea 19 East PornP. IOy Oh•o t he fo llowmg l 20 feel Iro m th e sou thw es t descnberl real es tat e co rner of th e Guy H and Lo1s P The foltow1ng desc1 bud 1edl Swa1n 26 4 e~cre trac1 as es t a t t;~ Situate •n th e Townsh p recorded 1n Me1gs Coun ly ol Sa lis bury tn 1he Cou nty of Deed Reco rds Volume 223 MOIOS and State ol Oh10 and Page 269 sard pom1 of he1nq 1n Sec!lon 3 Town 2 beg• nmp bemg marked by a North Range 13 Wes t of the locust post th enc;e no~ h 84 Ohto Company s Purchase and deq 2~ ea~t 12225 feeltoa COMMUNITY SHOPPING PAYS OFF IN MORE WAYS THAN ONEI Pl. •nd on and The Daily Sentinel KIDS' Di\Y PARi\DE The SyracuseMlnersviUe Baseball Association wlU sponsor a "Kids' Day Parade" Saturday, M ay 14 The parade wtlllonn at l.aJTy's Market and travel the back to the Syracuse Ball Field. 1><-'Cjlraled bike'S wUI he judged In three categoMes, the pre ttiest, rnost oMginal and hest base ball the me The parade wUI gel underway at 1 p.m. Pictured ready to go are, back, ~r. Jason Amott, Samantha Sl&.~n and Bl1an Anderson. Samantha and BMan wUI serve as prince and princess lor the 1983 hasebaU season In front 1.8 BID Amott, president of the association Californian chosen 1983 Miss USA KNOXVILLE, Tenn (AP) - The new Miss USA, luliP Lyn ne Hayek . Is a gr€€n eyed Ca ll forma n who want s to he a d e nt iSt a nd says he1 mom Is the greates t person s he ever met. Her crownJng Thursday m g hl before a na tlonwule 1e lev1s1o n audJe n ce m ean s the 5 foot -H), pa r t time mode l will compete m the J uly 11 Miss Universe contest m Sl LoUis Miss Haye k, from La Canada won more lhan $150,000, lnclud mg a bout $!KJ,(OO 1n cash a nd schol a r ships and already has a u se m mmd for some of the loot ''I'll proba bly sel up an o ffiCi' w11 h aiJ the m on ey w hen lt 'sa Uover, "she said, cl u tchmg a dazen red r oses as she posed fo r photographers wUh her mol her and gra ndmoth er mo m ent s after her wm In a ddUion In lhc cash , Miss Hayek wLII recc1ve a new sports car, a mmk coal a nd a screen test by Paramount Pictures in HoU ywood Shc's22, has IJght brown ha1rand rs a senior a l the U ni ver s ny of Ca l1f01 ma Los Angeles The da ug h le r o f a n ail Une p1lo l and a high schoo l guidance counsel01, M1ss Ha> e k lold master of ceremomes Bob Ba rkPr m her o n camera tnt r r v rcw she mos t va luf•s education Fifty-one young women from all lhe s la tes and the Dlstrtct of Columbia, ranging In age from 17 to 24, competed in the contest , which was s taged for the first lime In KnoxvUle A panel of 11 celebrity judges, u s ing a scale of 1 to 9.99, chose Miss T exas, Lisa G ay le Allred, 21. of Fort Worth, as firs t runner up Miss AUred , w ho w as voted by p ress photogra phers as Miss Photogem c. won the evening gown competition. Miss Haye k placed flrsl In the sw imsuit competition Middleport village funds at 461,270 All Middleport Vl ll a~e fUnds as o f AprU 30 Iota led $461 270 17 accord ing lo Ihe monthly repo11 of Villag<' Clerk Treas urPI .Jo n B uc k R eceipts Into the various funds for the m o nlh, expe nditures for the month a nd th e balance o f eac h fund. respectively , follow Genera l, $17 2'J9 (,l, $H,2!JO 28. $30,672 21, s 1ree1 m a inte n a n ce, $3,<m 82, $9, 105 ()), $11,40 I 36 de ft c lt , HUD, $37,1XXI, $38,189 94 $:\,504 2\l, fcdc m l reve nu e s har ing. $2.247 $762 b7 $2.3ffi 42: s lreel li ght. n o rPcc lpt s , $1,247 66, $'J, Ilb 91, sl ow ! levv, no receipt s . nu dis bUi se m e nls . $!:!.747.32, fire rqulpmc nl no ICCPipl s . $704 2A , $1.881 2!> d eflcll fire truc k no 1ecel pl s n o disbur se m e n ts , $4) 016 9l, gcne1a l bond 1et11-e m e nl. no 1ecelpts . no dis burse men i s, $14 589 40. pla nnin g com miSs ion . no 1·ecelpts . $5 04, $48 70, Work ends on revenue sharing bill WASHIN GTON - Accm din g to Rep Clare nce Mille r , a House subcomm it tee has comple ted work on f1 five year e xte n siOn of lh~ General Revenu e Sh an ng pro gram , c onsldeted lmpo1 ta nt by local gove rnme nt s for the m.lintfL n ance of a vm lety o f publi c s r1vlcr programs The H ouse Subcomm lll <'<' o n ln1ergovernmentu l Relations and Human R esources h rlS ocmpleted lis wm k on a bllllhat w o u ld a llocal e $53 billion each year unde r the sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts , no dis burse m e nt s, $136,717 29, fire house Improvement, $20 26, $3.18, $317814 water lank, $3,&19 65, no dis bu rse ments, $180,977.58; wa ter, $9 !i41i :lR $8,685 81. $12,158 30; sa nl lary sewer. $7,105 86, $5,280 82, $l.l,90b 94, swJmmJng pool, no receipts , $2919, $1.204 00, ceme le ry, $765 34. $1.211 92, $502 80, water m e ter 1nrsts, $280, $385, $8,827 6.1 Total r eceipts for th e month a moun led to$80,00194whUedlsbur sem e n Is totaled $79,200 81 ex tension [or local govcrnmPnt s ,md $2 3 billion pe1 year fo1 s lales, Cu n e nl ly MIHer repor ted, the p 10g1 am leve lls$4 6 billion f01 local govet nmC"nts Slates do not receive gPner .ll r evenuc s haring dollars at 1hP prrSC'nt tlmr Afeigs County property transfers ... Lar ry O'Brtrn Phyllis 0 81 len lo Jame~ R O'B1Ie n De ll ,, 1. O'Brie n , 5 95 .t rres Lela II Bull D1 ake lo Ru sspll E Whlllc y Wykle S Whitley li14 .ocrc. S<~ l cm Thomas L Ros<' h MMV E Rose to Thomas E Sayre, lul ia M Sayre, Lot 59.!, Pome 1 uy VII lag<' Ric hard 8 S mll h Marlha E Smith to Donald D All Sa nd1 a .I All 4 .1 acres . Le la ri Ade lene France 10 Walt t•l G France, Lot 19 Rutl ,md VIH a~e Anna Lee Mash lo C h,ult•s H Mash Ill, J a ni ce K Mas h . 28 b ac r es, SaiJsbury Alfred Gans, Cla 1e n ce Cans to J e ffrey A Mo11 is. Loi s. PomP I oy VIllage Trustees o f Salisbury To wns hip to Frank Hera ld J r • dba He r a ld Oli and Gas Co , Ease , Scipio Tony Robel t Weaver to Ma t g m c1 Suzanne We a ver. 7 30 acres Chester Samuel R oe Homan lo Da n L Jordan, 5 768 acres. Colu mbia H a rlan A Ballard. Alt a L. El. rll ,n d lo J.Jmcs E DJd<ii P Hlghl of Wa y . I c b,m on M.llv V E.rSI<'Iday lo James E DaJdl t• 111g hl or Wa y. S ulton Allhur M lloy t , d ccc,1s cd. Vh gi nl.o 1 : Hoyt, Cerl of 1'1 a ns , Pornf'1 oy Vllldge F'(' tm C~ n E M o01c Lillia n E Mom e 10 James L Schmo ll. l:lPbm a h L Schmu li. Pa1ccls M idd le pmt Village Gle nn E Hoblnso n, Dooo lhy Ma y ltoblnson, to Gle nn E R ob lru;on. Dm othy Ma y Robins o n l nl In '1'1 acls Olive Don I. Beegle S ur Ann Beegle lo Nlcklols L Lrona1 d SI , E l e<~ nOI E Leon a td, Patcf'l s. Po mPr ov Village L,1wrmec H Hd y man to !'odd BJsseli , Parce ls Leba n o n Lloyd H Hoff man , d eceased lo C,u o ly n Sca1 ls Ray Lee C ole man, CeoI of T ra n s , C hes te r Donald H R o binsOn. Gertrude I Robinson to Donald H Robinson , <.crtrudc I Robi n son , Mine r a ls, Olive M a ogm e l E Lewis to Columbus and Southe rn Ohio Electric Co , 25 ,u•t e. Right of Way. Salisbury Dan e li Bre wer, C arol Brewer to Columbus a nd Southern O hio E lect' ic Co. 3 acres, Righi of Way, Sa lis bury WIHI<~ m H Kin g. Naomi Ka thryn King to Columbus a nd Southe rn Ohio Electric Co , 4 acres, Righi of Way, Salisbury Gertrude N Cas h aka Ge rtrude Cash , deceased, C lare nce B Cash a ka Clarence Cas h, Cert of Tra ns, Rutland .Otis Gi lle nwater, Mary Elizabeth G ille nwate r to Palrtela Ann Gillespie, I acre, Rutland. WORK AND TRAVEL FREE! Crui=;eships and air- lines need help, all Market oc~upations. For lnlormition call: report 602-998-0426, 0100 Valley Uvtltlock Co Market Rtport Ext. X338 May 7, 191!3 'frt"nd.'i V('lal ra i\I('S stoody, lt'Cdc1 cattl~> steedy, cows $11o S2 hlghC'r Feeder S1eers Good a nd Chol('(' :!ll:lto :m IIlii &:1110-10 nl 10 400 IIlii 00-68 50 400 to :;oo IIlii !!8-<l7; !!00 IO liXI II>; 57 65 tiOO 10 11XI lbs ~1 50. 700 to fOJ lbs f.lO.f,O llD and over !14~ Fcedt'r Hetf('l"'l Goo:.d .md Choice j!t) to:m ll>l 118-64 :IX)to<OOIIlll !'6-62 50 llilo'OOII>l 53-61.'Ill. 1100 10 <ro IIlii 52110-lll QlJ lo 7011 lbs ~l57.ro 700t o f~Kllbs 48005650, 111.1 ondover 49 !1067 Feeder BullS: Good and Chob> ZlO to :m lllii.IIMI!.:IO, :IX) to 400 IIlii :ill-ti:i 100 loiiOO IIlii !16 !!0-63. !100 10 <ro 1116 52 50-00 Glllo 7lllllbs 51 700 to fD) lbl ri0-57 fiO, lfll and over 4156 ' 1 Holstein Steers and Bulls.lll to !IX) Ill; 49-5 Bull8 l,IXIIIbs and up 46 &!-,.50 ».· Sleucflter Cows utlllll es 4146 ~ canners Md c\lttert 41 down Veal Calves chotce and pr Ime 190 to .l20 lbs 911-!16 • Boby Calv,. 40-l.ll Cow and Calvet~ Comblnallon 6J) down Top Hop 210 lp :00 IIlii !l4 ~ Boon Jl><36.2!j Sows too 1111 and up 41-42 :10 1'181 by the Head .llldown 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, 10H. PH. 992·2259 BINGO - Kathy Pooler, Texas Road, Pomeroy, recelvf!l SBO In "bingo bucks" which she can spend at aay ~~he nine stores laklna pan In The Dally Senllnel's blnro game laklna place each week.l'rl!aenllnl the "bucks" 11 HeWead The Seutbtel'a advertltllnl deparimenl. Al8o winning In the game, bul not pictured, II KlQ' Rupe, Paritero)', whO also re•>elvecl NO In "blnro buck&" nm or - Get all the est1mates you want, then call us. We'll be your BEST & LAST BID Free Estimates Work Guaranteed Ph. 742-2328 Ask for AI. 4 13 1 mo ~ CONT~~~TING ALL CARPET ON SAlE ALL CARPET STARTING AT INSTALLED $}295 PER YARD WITH PAD INSTALLED FREE KITCHEN CARPET ST lNG AT $8.99 =llllnenl "";.:992-&ltl lVIII.Iry 992- 2196 Middloporl , Oh1o SALE 20% OFF JOHN TEAFORD 1 13ttc Chtster0h4 1Bimo ISeafsl ~~ Commercial. InteriOr and MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FREE EXTIMATES Pomoroy. Oft I _....,); :n. • Jr"' ot't:N 9 to 5 liON llru SAT. All Types ol Aulo Rtp11r. Brakes, Tune-Ups , etc ExteriOr. P aln1mg S andblastmg Waterblastmg Parkong Lot Stripping Spray Painting Texture Coatmgs fo~ lnsuiOd-F~tt Est11mal!s CAU 614-949·2686 TRANSMISSION FllnR AND FLUID CH8NGE ONLY tt3 _1.95 """" ,, Kitchen Cabinets - Roof'"1 - S1d1n1 - Concrete Patios S1deoralks Ntor Construction - Re· modehnc - Custom Pole Barns. CHARLES SAYRE AND SONCo. SPECIAL 1• 1" " Roofing & Siding Route I Long Bottom. DH. 45743 985·4193 or 992-3067 12-21)-1!( For aII your Wifing • f needs; urnacea re· pair service and inatallation. 'Choln Lmk Fence •p amlin& ' Carpelm& SearS CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy,OH · Grea & Patty Gibbs-Ownen PH . 992·2178 J-18ok Residential & Commercial PERSONALIZED POOLS S&W TV 2467 . ·· Regular oizo bodopringo ond mottrooo Good condition . 614 · 992 -2665 APPLIANCE SERVICE RENTAL & ONE-WAY Local and one--oray, loor rates, top marntamed trucks Riehl SiltS, nchl equipment. Hand trucks, furntture pads, Na· ltonwlde Road SeNite Mowhps and InSurance ana BUNDLED newapapers to orgenllltiQn. 304 -876 3938 . AND ; ,,..,. 6 Chester Oh1o Ph 985-4269 Oewayne W1lhams 8o Scottie Smith All Makes and Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Serwtce Aw111lable Riv~~~e : 1rlC. 9. 0 Ohi~o ~1181 mo 422 I mo Lost and Found FOUND Men 's watch , Rt 141 near Debby Or Call 448 4196 . pd LOST large female beagle Bally Run Rd area 614 992 -3866 or contact Roger Rouah LOST-white Hill Thurodoy 8o Fnday. 10 o .m --- 8o groy SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING SALES & SERVICE I 20 Years E1per10nce In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Mason, W Va L. BOGGS 'Gutter & Doorn Spouts 'Remodeling I ·304-773-5634 C. VinyJ & Aluminum cot K1tchen Call AT NEW HAVEN, $275 PER TON $3()00, A. MIN . 6 TON PHONE TON 304-273-6566 304-273-6303 PH. NEW LISTING - 7 room oozy home near the Post Office 1\? bath, carpe(mg panel1ng ~ont porch & garage orr level lot Asking $25,(00 Dozers Backhoes 1 Dump Tru~ks Lo·8oy Trencher Water Sewer Gao Linea SeptiC Systems LARGI or SMAll JOBS PH 992-2478 S-Ill mo 2-2J tic 11'1(1 PULLINS EXCAVATING - 992-2280 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washer• •Dishwashers Renge& •A efrlgar•tor& •Dryer~ •Freezer~ p(l PARTS and ~~~II< •n FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY Clean and m CHAIN ~ repa~r Nice \1 acre '" LINK FENCING NEEDS 1_ or OHIO VALLEY Pomeroy , Oh J'h. '' CARPENTER SERVICE hlenSIVe Remodelm& •Insurance Work •Custom Pole Bldgs & Garages •Roofmg Work oAtt111111001 & Vinyl Sidmgs 15 Yean Experience GREG ROUSH PH 992-7583 or 992-2282 11 II tiC - Adclons and 10..-long - Roofing and guttor wark --<:oncr.to - Plumbing- and olectokalwa.tc (FrM Esttmates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992· 7314 Pomeroy , Ohio II Zfi Tic Roger Hysell GARAGE ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS 12'116' St Rt 124, Pomeroy. OH UTILITY BUILDINGS Silts from 6'x6' Up • to 24'136' - " FENCING PIIOVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECtiON FOR CHILDREN & PETS " CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PH. (304) 882-2276 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ROOFING All typeS of roof wort. fiiW or rtiJI!ir, ~,Utters IIIII downspouts: ertter clelni"' and paintirw, stonn doon and l!indows. :· All Work Gu~r~nteed "Frn Estunates" ' Coli: 949-2263 Or 992·279l.,,, POMEROY - Really a mce VIeW here 6 rooqlS, carpet1ng storm wrndow~ efa baseboard heat, patiO, porch & small garden Asking $32,500 ltoma Bath, water and gas. ()rly $14,500 •I RANCH - •I !' •• ' } ' • P&S BUILDINGS A loa T ranominion PH. 992-5682 Roc1ne, Oh Plo 614-443-5191 or 992·7121 , 10 .. 1 4151mo. AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERviCE • Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly Servie NO SET IN UP CHARGE COUNTY THE 742-2328 FOR PROFESSIONAL 2 TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE TERMINI X INTERNATIONAL At Our flew In Memoriam In memory of Arthur E. Koenlng who pest away May 11 . 19?8 Sadly mined by w1fe. children , gnndchtld & oloter. CALL: 3 Announcements Phone Number 992 -3 325 SWEEPER ond oowlng ma chine rep•lr. pane, and . supplita. Pick up •nd ----------~----+~~--~--~----~+---~------------1 delivery . Davis Vacuum CINner. one h•lf mile up Goorgeo CrMI< Rd Coli 448-0284 . 54 Misc . Merchandise LAFF-A-DAY Control hunger and ION ' weight with Now Shape Olot Plen end Hydrex W1ter Pille et Fruth Phermecy. ALUMINUM ROOFING ALL LENGTHS IN STOCK I·Zl·H< S·ll·! mo ~4~::G;;iv:ea:w::ay::::: B ItT... ..... ... ....... .. .......... .. .. ..... .J. .. •9 .96 10 FT. ................... ......... .......... 12FT...................................... 1 ~ FT................................. ...... 11 FT........................................ 18FT........................................ 20 FT ........................................ '1 2 .20 , '14.45 •1 a. 10 '18.90 ~ ANY PERSON who hoo onyihlnt 10 glvo owoy and ;-,r."'Ii" not offer or oHampt to '20.80 offer ony other thing lor.... 122.95 \ \ ;---...:_ ..,-.// moy p i - on od lti thlo '·•Jloooo't..J..___--.:;-_ _, · , ._-_ oolumn. Thorto will bo n; AaOITIONAL Ill. DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CAIH a CAIIIIY . .. ,;,~ .:.:.:.- lill me. wiMit II II . .......ta tho od...,lnr 1" dine, I :". '"":' ._ had owe& ,_Coli• t~~ n o , • ,l ong haired. • .. __._.. " 814-192 -2111 POMEROY LANDMARK Public Sale & Auction . , 4 Family Garage Sale 2 miles from 141 on Neighborhood Ad Moy 12. 13 8o 14. Carpet, 18Wing madune, qu1lt pieces. lc1ts oi clothmg. much much more. 2 Family Fn Sat on Shoestnng Ridge Ad Lowery organ. chtld ' a record player . set of lamps 1 twm bedWhite , TV . pnns, dishes . clothmg all ••ze• . Garage Sale Baby and other cloth1ng items bedroom auIta other furmture, plus much more One day only Sot May 14. 9 OOto 11146 Second Ave . Gall1poll1 . Flea Market Chillicothe Mall Shopptng Center Thud week end each month F1esu Dr~ve In eac h Saturday. Garege Sale 2 mi W of Holzef Med1cal Center Sunkilt VIllage F~ru ume ever 1 0 -6 Friday & Saturday 2 Fam1ly Garage Sele 2918 Meadowbr ook Or Set B:30 12:00 Auction every Fri night at the Hartford Commumty Center Truckload• of new merchand11e every week Cons1gments of new and used merchand11e J!lways welcome Rtchard Reyn o lds Auctioneer . 276 -~069 . Complete Auctioneer Service Also do appnusai.~ ­ L•cennd & bonded to aell Households farm furni&h 1ngs & Reel estate Over 26 ye11rs experience 1n buy1ng & 1elling new. used & ant1que furn1ture 814 -992 6370 Ooby A. Manon . AUCTION every Saturday n1ght 6 p m Mt Alt o Auct•on Barn Cons1gn · menta taken every Saturday 1 00 1111 sale ume Emma Bell Auctmeer 304 -4288177 9 Wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUY Old furni ture end Antiques of al l kmda, call Kenneth Swam, 446 3169 or 26 8 1967 In the evemngs. -Buying Gold Silver. Platinum Gold and Silver pnces are the highest In two years. check our pr1ces on gold & sdver scrap jewelry Buying Old colna scrap rmgs & adverwtre Oatly quot es available Also coins & cotn suppltea for aele Sprtng Valley Trad1ng Co Sprmg Valley Plaza 446 8026 or 446 8026 . Garage Sale Set 9 30 6 00 427 4th Ave. Kanauga . We pay caa h for leta model cle11n used cera Frenchtown Cer Co Bill Gene Johnson 446 0069 Yard Ave 4 00 ren ' • m11C Sale at 1936 Chatham Fn & Sat 10 00 to Baby 1upplieo. child& edult clothing S. Item• D1emond1 gold bands clau ringa allver coins, 10 14 karat scrap jewerly Tawney Jewerler1 2nd Ave Galli· polio. 446-1615 . Chaa McCiains S R 1 24. Racme, Oh Appliances , mag wheels, books, clo· thing, mile itema, lounge . d1ahe1 Re1n cancels May 12 -13. 9 :00-6 :00 . Pay cnh for Uaed Mobile Home or Travel Trailer Call 814 446 0176. Solid uaed brickl, red or yellow. Call 446-3310. 3 24 tfc ~~~~~~~~~ H. L. Writesel A·FRAME ~ On 21evel acres 3 yrs old, 3 bed1ooms, 2 baths, gas lurnace, equipped krtchen, msulated and all utilities lor $39,000 992-2174 >-!& ok YOUNG'S CONSTRUCTION 1 COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE tl.'O i mopd' Neor Homes - lna ide Yard Sale May 13 14 ,16 16 Men, women children clothes book•. m1sc 2 m1IB1 off At 7 on 564 . See s•gns. Yard S•le May 13. 14 8o 16. 10AM to 6PM, At 7 2 mile S of Rt 218 Ch1ldrens clothea, plantl & much more SMITH NELSON MOTORS. Inc. ROUSH Yard Sale Service 1J1fc & From he Smallest Heater Core to the lJrraest Radia tor Rad1ator SpeCIIIst NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. hpenence ROOFING AND HOME MAINTENANCE 'Roolonc ol all typos Res1denttal & Commercial 'Remodehnc •storm W1ndows & Doors fREE ESTIMATES 20 Y11rs Expenence TOM HOSKINS Ph 742-2834 or 949-2160 7 Student page.hr 1tart1ng 82 36 per Must pay be available 9 mo• Prefer Galloa Co Caii448-READ Auct1on every Tuesday night Krodel Perk Club Houae Pt Pleaa,nt WV Auct Lonme Neal Call 814 367 7101 . · Yard Sale Rt 664 across from Bidwell Porter school. Clothes, all IIZU May 12 ,13,14 8o 16 Parts I nsulatd Do1 Houses ' Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment 3 11 -llc S1zes start from ..c." ~'\r c.o\l.,. '""' ol RL 7 Four rooms modern bath, lC water, gas and equipped k~chen for a QUICk sale ol $20(00 Authorazed John Deer , Neor Hoiland, Bush Hog Call• No Sunday !i1t mo tid STRIP COAL W VA . 12 l 949-2801 949-2860. RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE , OHIO for free siding es- Call timates, MINE RUN U-PICK-UP us "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" 843-5425 07t mo DRIVEWAY SLAG BISSELL SIDING co. ~~" 1'~1 :av•e•~~ 9 t~os~_ :;e: 4187 22 0 Yard S1la May 13· 14 L'ong St • Rutland. BEDS IRON BRASS old furniture, gold, sliver dol lers, wood Ice boxea, •tone Frl & Sat below Tupper• PI• Ins on Succe11 Rd Child· rena • 1dult clothing, di1h ~are & m11c . • plete hou&eholdl jars, etc , Write; Com M 0 Miller Rt 4, Pomeroy. Oh Or992· 7780 3 f1mily yard ••Ia Mon , May 1 6 1n Rustle Hills, Syrtcute , Oh. Frl 13 at Bradford Store 3 miles from RaCine New clothe• Starta 9 00 R 1 in cancelt. Ma1onary · Subcontrect or piece work at R1o Grande Oh ' BlockS. Bnck' rnaterial furnished Reply to Jlnco Contractors. Inc . P 0 Box 162, Brice Oh43109orcall (6 141 883 -9322 Work to 1tert 1st of June . CLERICAl Now accepting appllcatlons for a full t1me off1ce managar- phya•cu•n asllstant for a doctor• off1ce (Ripley areal Opening m YARD oale 11 12 8o 13 . July 1983 Qualified person 9 · 6 , 2406 Monroe Awe Pt . w11l have excellent typing&. Pleasant . shorthand sk1lls expenence m Insurance b1lhng & be PATIO 1alo. Satu,day 9 7 . Willing to dnve to Charleston 1106 Meadowbrook Or Pt . one or two days a week Pleuant . Experl&llCed 1n X-Ray tech mques helpful Job to pay TWO family yard sale Fair - &B,l!iOO per year w1th possi · VIew Road Camp Conley ble bonus & Qther 1ncen Thursday & Frtday 8 to 3 t1ves Only those w1th the ebove quah11cat1ons need YARD uale Saturday 9 -7 apply Submit apphcat1on or Maaon , bes1de Bob's resume to personnel off1ce Markel Baby 1tema ch1ld · Jackson General Ho1p1tel. rens clothing. M1sc Rain A1pley W V No telephone cancels calls please lest ••en 1n Chandler Dr EUGENE LONG ::~~~~~g PHONE : NEW LISTING - Handy 4 1oom ~ame w~h bath. cll)o water & Qas lot 55'•132' room lor a mobile home m Middleport Only $9,500 Edge ol Rutland, 3 bedrooms, bath. Tire&. sped bicycle, tHno, 10 boby grllo, Monolarge XL. b1rd cage. maternity clothe&. =~.~=r b1r~ y::;· ~·~/~:1;: ~!~o'!':~lll. ~~~~~ h~~:. :~ DOG, part German She· pherd, part Coll1e Spayed . 304 B82 3356 . -c SIDING •Vinyl Liner •Fiberglass •Stainless Steel 1-1614)·992·3325 LIVE OUT - Fresh "rand m<:e country """ 2 79 acres 12•60 mo~le 1-lrme and cellar w~h shop over Ask1ng $13,500 lriah ------:----+-. --~'-'---~-t---------------------1-------''-----~ wearmg black flee collar. · 8 Phone BATHS - 6 rooms. full basement gas lurnace, carpet mg 2 porches, and large lot QuiCk possessiOn Above flood $32,500 a. , _," ·~~• l .,.,. 742·31 96 Call - ~t ~48- 1789 FrH to good home puppie!. '"' vADn 1 &mall breed. 3 males and 1 1. · .' ......... s~le . good cloth1ng. Coli 992 3702 Part lebradore Ret Help Wanted - - - - -- - - - Account exceut1va local area , edvert111ng expenence or aale& preferred dtrect commi111on Cell 814· 387 7690. YARD sale. Frtday &. Satur · day , 9·6 2710 lh lmcoln Ave. m alley. ' SR I\\ Shepherd pupplea 3 month• old 814 · 992 · 3070 Sat 691 Broadway St • Middleport 1 'block from pool. Bicycle. bed, n1ce clothing , 2 sweepers. .. ;1 TWO family yard aale 1 m1le out Jericho Rd Pt Pleaaant. . - ~~~thmg and mi.c rid1y ~ -.w . Watch lor olgno II roln concolod. • ~ntiqu••· Gold, oliver. otorllng, lo wetrv. rlnga. old coin& & currency Ed Burkett Sarber Shop. Middleport 992 3478 W1nttd to buy New, uted & antique furniture Will buy 1 piece or complete houl8· 3 family Moy 13 11. 14 AI hoi do Coli Ooby A Martin 51 N 3rd In Middleport . "6_1_4_-•_•_2_-8_ 3_ 7_0_' · - - - No•t to City Hall - 3 femlly yerd nle Mev 12. 13.14 9 : to 7 p m Boyle• rMidence Arb•ugh 1ddl~ : tlon Tupporoplolno Turn ot 1 1 St Paula church. W•tch for slana. Range. carpet. email appllanc••· curteina, clothol, toyo II. gomao . U?-3829 or U?-8114. ~ ~~~~~~!~~~ Help Wanted . .: _••u Floral Do -Send lnqulrioo In £11~~ gt,_llpx 1!1!~-- Galli polio FIH Mart<ot, Roclna !-eglon 1 2~J~Ird Avo Holl TabiHforront Sot 14, 1';_ .-Ohlo-4DU1 . . Bun 15 Coil 514 ·1492015. 1 experienced meat cutt~r . Sand lnqulrloo to Box &06 In Moving Sole t doy only" Core Of Golllpollo Dally Bat , May t 4 Co Rd 28 Tribune B211 Third Avo. Rklgo Croat Manor 8 po. Galllpllo, Ohio 45531 , L A IUite ueo .. pluo many 1 ---~---~-----mora itomo 814 -985 - Somoono to llvo In whh 3173. otdorly couple. Room, board ------:----------- 8o wogoo Prolorobly oomoYord oolo Moy 1 4. Sot. Toyo. I ftft• that con drlvo o cor clothing, irltchon olda. otc , 1i'i4-848-2408 or 514 · 992· Ruotlc Hlllo, SyrocuH . 2241 , I '!''"• A. Daily Ex.perienced gymnutics teacher needed for aummer and poss1bly year round program Must have gyman· at1c1 teaching experience or 4 -6 yeara competitive expe· rlence. Apply immediately at Gallipolis Parks and Recrea· tion Dept • 51 8 Second Ave , Gallipolis, Oh 46631 , SIX week old kinen&, 2 male. 2 female . litter --------------------4---------------~----~----~--------~--~--~------~~~~--~tralned 304 · 676-5162. ~ IIUt II ' :.~A P•nc PAT HILL FORD PH . 7~2 -2407 Or 742-2068 4·1J. Jmo ;.10 " AUTOMATIC l ; TRANSMISSION CO. •'• ' GM TaMs. 0 " "::.:-sPOnds Smell mixod brood mala dog 9 montho old 614992· 3677 . The Wll do beby a1n1ng In my home anyt1me, fenced 1n back yard &. references available Call 614-388· 9766 FOUR fam1ly 104 3rd Street, Mason thursday & Fnd1y, 8 am · 4 am Crtb& play pen , clothe• . all sizes ~ la-JIIIt Only $36,00(1 " •Landscaping dlatorl We al.o repair •. 1 port Bird dog puppy , mole , 3 mo old Coli otter 6 , 448-4737 . Sot Moy 14 th. It 47839 Mornlngater Rd.. Recine. Ohio Boy• b•ke, clothea, toya, cur1•1na. glenware, lemps, hlmplter cage, .tereoa. m•acallaneoua 9-5 Phone 814-949-2333 . THREE kilteno . litter tra1ned cahco white -black 8o toger 304 45B -1640. 992-7201 JAMES L RIDENOUR ET AL . Dorlendonto No 1B.41 1 - NOTICE OF SALES P11rsuarit to an Ord er o1 Sale •ss ued by lhe Common Pleas Cou•t o f Me1gs Cou nty Oh10 I Will after for s~.e at pubt•c au ct on on the 18th day of Jun e 198 3 at 10 00 A M OST on th e steps of the Court Hou se of sad co unty tn the V11lage ot Pomeroy Oh•o the fo ll ow1ng desc r1bed real es tate The foll ow ng real estat e s1tuated m the V•llaqe of Chester Coun ty ol Me•gs and State o! Oh10 LOis Numbered N1ne a nd Ten 19 and 10) 1n 1he Vtllage of Cheste• Me•qs Cuu nty Ohto Al so an addll ton of twenty l ve 125) lee tfv•ng on the west s•de of sa•d Lots No N1nP. and TP.n (9 and 10 ) Reference Oeed Vo l 271 Page 499 Deed Records Metgs Coun tv Oh•o Te rms of Sal e Cas h tor not lr.ss th an 1wo th• rds of the a ppra sed val ue Appra• sed at S2 1 96 600 JAM ES J PR OFFITI SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO (5) 13 20 27 31c clrJIIIina. porch, Pill!'! and Jr. Dottit TIIMr, MZ-!1192 .llln T!usMII, 949-2160 Jo IIIII, 915 44U .ad boil and rod 011118· Coiii14·379 -2700 . 11 char~table •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK BOIID£D & WORK GIJARAflnED PHONEJIII CLIFFORD VI. out ol ftood aos ·furnace, nrce l<khen, lllandar lhni Slturdar- •Footers Engheh Springer Spenlel to good homo. Coll441·37e0. coonhound pupo to givoo- Yard Sale 3311 Franklin Ave may 11 , 12 Badsptaada, cur· telns, paperback!. Jeans, ment work clothes chtldrent clothe• . 111 5 COIJPli - Ideal ~ a starter or retirement l.evellol Garden sp«, 3 room modern lype $4,99 'F1t11niConter ;.!"• .,_ 'Club opa1r · 'l;\ (clubs shortened lor JOWftl poop~ ) ' • 'Brand Nomos ~ Squara Two MocGrocor Wilson , Dunlop ter cotM. We_,-., , IIII'VII...., Resldentlal, 0 SL EPTE 1CTOSNYESTEMS 0 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO THE FARMERS BANK 8o SAVINGS COMPANY, Plolntllf, NEW LISTNG - ' COO. •Ba•-ants lnduslr~al , .DOZER •BAC"HOE ft Public Notice 21o £ 1nd •Bulldozer hoe PAI~~~EJ~'~NC. ' VI~GILB SERVICE • and , . ;=========:;t;========::;i========::.::=;-t,=========:J EDGE OF TOWN - Large level lol •n Rt 33 Cily water, cham llhk' lence equipped krtdten lurnace 3 bedrooms and carpetin& $26,000 SPRING CARPET SALE CASH & CARRY locust post thence north 1 deg 25 east 151 5 feet to a locus! past thence south 84 deg 30 west l l 0 1 feet to a locus I post thence south 5 deg 50 west 1 53 feet to the po•nf ol beg1nn1ng conta1n1ng 0 40 acres more or lesS be1ng the same real estate con11eyed by Guy H Swa•n and to1s P Swa1n husband and Wife to GP.orn~ and Jud•th Starc her by deed dat edApnl25 1972 Parcel No 2 Begtnn•ng at a po1nt north 83 deg 1 9 east 120 feel and north 84 deg 24 east 122 25 feet fro m the southeast corner of the Guy H and Lo•s P Swa•n 26 4 acr e tract as recorded m Me1gs County Deed Record Volume 223 Page 269 satd po1nt of begmnmq be1ng marked by a locust oos1 thence north 84 deg 24 east 122 feet to a loc ust pmt~ thence nor1h 3 deg 15 west 150 feet to a locust post thence south 84 deq 30 West 1 10 I feet to a l oc u ~ r post thence south 1 deg ' 25 West 151 5 feet to the pomt of beg1nn1ng contam•ng 0 40 acres mo re or less Re ference Deed Volume 263 Page 593 Deed Records Me1gs County Ohto Te rms of Sale Cash {~ ["lot less than two th trds of the appra1sed value Appra •sed at S30 900 00 JAMES J PROFFITI SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 151 13 20 27 31 c KLUB 7 Giveaway · ==========~--~·--;:::::::::::::~ ~::::::::::::~~=-==;;;;==:;==;r;=== MEJGS .m,t~OUNTRY LAST BID EXCAVATING w~y. •.1. Roofi~ & Siding 8o Back: We can ....,... Wp Service 18dietot1 and '-" 111 c-t II , _ , GOia 41719 . 23 Profe11ional Service• C8oL Bookkeeping Broad range of bookkHing and tax. terv•cas available to su1t your buameu needs Corol Neol 446-3882 PIANO TUNING U off pluo discounts to senior cltizenachurches-schoolt Call Bill Ward Ward 's Keyboard , 446-4372 . Will open & clean 1wimmlng pools Call 446 4B95 altar 5 :00PM PIANO TUNING -LANE OA· NIELS Reliable servtce 11nce 1986 Associate of Brun1cardt Mua1c Co Phone 614-742-2951 PERMANENT hoir removal Profeltlon•l Electrolyai& Chn1c A M A approved Dr referrAII MondAy, Wedne•· day Fnday. by appomtment 304-876 -666B . I ~~~~~~~~~~~ "''l:hq'IF ========== 31 Homes for Sale 1- - - - - - - - - 4 bdr , 2 full baths, fm11hed basement 2 car garage. Appomtment only 203 Ki neon Dr Gelllpolts 446 1223. 1 ---~-----­ Racine 2'12 aero mini -farm remodeled 3 to 4 bedroom 2 ltory alum1num sided house c1ty water gu sewer, basement, & 2 car garage Across from South ern HS 814 379 2424 or 614 949 2854. 3 bedroo m, 1332 sq ft , under constructton I~ Dale Subd1wis10n KCK contrac tors. Inc Cell 614 · 367 0631 or 446 1759. Mature responsible penon Modern home 1 1 rm & 2 to supervise 3 c h•ldren age• bath o n 2 ecre lot Rt 326. 8 10 & 11 , Mond&\1 thru 6 m1 S of A1o Orenda Cell Fr1 8 16· 4 45 durtng the 614-379 -2683 summer startmg May 31..: - - - - - - - - - call 614 992 3!117 attar 6 HOUS E FOR SALE in Mid p m. dleport Newly remodeled home w1th fueplece poul TWO openmgs tor 66 yean ble woodburner, cion to or older apphcants Must be sc hools and shoppmg Call a re!udent of State of WV and 614 992 6941 meet Department of Labor 1n come gUidelines Areas 3 bdr ho me FA stove needed ere cler1cal van f~replace 1n LR , tully dnvers & outreach workers equ1pped kitchen dJning TemporaFy for 7 weelu, cOmb 2 bath laundry $3 36perhour 30hoursper room double garage frutt week Apply at Pt Pleasant trees nat wood aidmg rural Job Service. water, 2 acres or 30 acrea C•ll 614 379 2196 12 Situations Wanted W1ll do baby 11tt1ng 1n my home Rae me area Any age 614 949 2779. COLLEGE student want !I to mow and trtm lawns Cell 304 676 5392 . 13 . Insurance SANOY AND BEAVER Insu rance Co hes offered serv•c es 1or f1re insurance coverage 1n Galha County for almost a century Farm, home and personal propertv coverage& ar'e avatlable to meet •nd1v1dual needs Con te et Rey Wedemeyer agent . Pho ne 388 8249 _A_r_e _y_o_u_p_s_y_io•n_g_ t_o_m - uc_h_ fo-r your hospltlll· heelth msu ran e e Call Carroll Snowden, 446 4290 . 18 Wanted to Do General Hauling and Traah removal SeriiiC& Rehabl o and dependable Ca ll 446· 3169 between 9 Md 5 L8~wn Mowing llO yard 10 big or small Reliable and depen dable For estlmete call 446 3169 between 9 and 6 Concrete work driveways, sidewalks patios Bnck & block etc Free estimate~ . C•ll446 4393 or 6 14 256 17B7 hperlenced peraon to paint houses, barn•. roo f1nq . other odd jobs Call 446 0910 or 448-7504 . Hou•e pamtlng lawn mower repair, very rauonabl~ . work gua ranteed Cell 446 6688 =-.====:=; ~~~~~~~i~ii =:"ttlt]Jiht1 21 Business Opportunity INOTICEI THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · LISHINQ CO recommends th•t .you do bu11n111 with people you know , end NOT to &end money through the melt until you have lnveati · gated tht, offering. Own your own Jean Sportswear Infant- Preteen , ledl•• apparel store OHer· lng all nationally known brenda. Brlttanle. Jordache. Chic, L•• Levi. Vanderbilt. lzod . Calv•n Kle1n, Eaprlt , Zene, Gunne SIX, Oceen Poolflc. 300 otho,. brondo . t7.900 to 118.800. beginning Inventory, airfare for one to Faahion Center. trainIng, fl.lltur... gr•nd openln~ . Coli MMR KEENAN (305) 878 -3639. ' 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS 10V.% foxed rote. Loodor Mortgogo, 77 E. State, Athono. Ohio. 1 -514&92 -3051. or 1-B00 -3418884 In Ohio . 3 bedroom home at 123 Garf1eld Ave full f1n11hed bas e ment, 2 frreplaces , air con d . new carpet, 2 % bathl. 1111 thts on a 2 acre lot that runs from SR Rt 7 to the nver Pnced below replace ment cost Owner will con s1der hnancmg w1th low down payment Ca ll 448 1546. By owner 3 budroom home 1n Rt o Grande, Oh Call 614 · 246 6274or614 246 961 7 for appomtmenl Ret~ sonably pnced . - - - -- - -- - 3BR 2 full bath central air tirftPIAce large lot close tn town Call 446 2699 after 6 Newly rom odeled 8 room 2 house With 4 acraa land A1verfront v1ew Prtced for qu1 c k sele Cell 446 4916 after 6 or all day Sunday !~lory lovely 6 rooms Ooubte ga rage beautifully Ianda caped area lot Atop Ro1e H1ll Porn 40 I 614 985 4257 3 bedroom brtck home on large lot 1 v~ batha, full basement 2 ca r garage College Ad Syracuse Seen by appomtment 614-992 6 133 Rustle H1ll11. Syracuse 3 bedroom all elec tric, hard· wood floors. carport and storage VA 81 FHA ap proved 134 500 614 992· 6976 Also storm w1ndowa BY owner 3 b1tdroom, 2 story brick 1 21 1 Main St . puce reduced 304 87623B1 BY owner Fot sale or rant with option to buy 3 bedroom ranch with full aize bailment, bath & 'h orl leon Baden Phone 304. 46B-1866 after 6 00 p.m. 76 ACHES smell bern a. out bUIIdmga Remodeled farm hou1e Good well. 836 tobacco be•• & all mineral nghu Assumable loan 8% percent payments S276 00 month 3 bedroms, basement & garage 675-3030 8o 676 3431 . PRICE reduced on Beautiful 22QO oq It 4 bedroom 2 beth 2 car garege, fireplace. bnclc on 9 acres, , w11h out-building. 2 miles from New Havef on Un1on Rd $74 ,000 00 Phone Dick Lorch at 409 735 9392 of tar 6 p m 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES USED - CARS, TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL '446 -7672. 2 lots B. a mobile home t2.80, 2 bedroom. whh Nral water go heat H11· some furniture, price I 1 2 . 500 Or 41oto 8o mobile 114,BOO. Co11448-1240. 1971 Winnebago motor home (big one) , very good. Coll448 -7077, . c •' v �r: - - ·.~ . . ....... ,. ..... l'ftday, May 13, 1983 l'oo10&1oy Middleport, Ohio The. Daily_Sentinel . ;as• 1 DICK TI{AC'I' I. lo< NCNV A.L.L Wood potato crotoo or ltOr· age crates. Bu•hel tb:e. Can . be lttckad. U .OO ooch. 614-985-3327 . • CLEAN USED MOBILE · ltOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ~ lTV MOBILE HOME SALES. ~ ~ MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS. ~ liT 315 ..PHONE 448-7274. -:....,....---- - - .: 1970 12x66 Dotroltor on 'I> acre. 2 bedroom, wood· : burner, central air, 20x24 .. guage . Along Raccoon Crook. Call 446-3820. 1974 Kirkwood 2 BR unfurnished mobil a home. Central air-heat: carpet throughout. Stove and refrigerator . $12.000 . Call 614 ·256· 6036 or alter 7 PM 614· 258-1672 . offer 614repainted. - 9 85 - 4377 heater.. roof Beat e.venings. US~D MOBILE 676 -2711 . HOME . 34x8 trailer with 24x 12 addition, city water & welL Crab Creek Rd . $7800. 304-676 · 1323 or 304-6762372 . 1977 14x70, 3 bedroomo. 2 lull baths . 810 ,000. 304· 676 ·2949 . 14x70 all alectric 2 · bedroom, air, starao, family room, waaher -dryer. un . panning, sun deck, porch aWning, new draperies. excellent condition. 304-6762685 or 304-676· 7656. 33 Farms for Sale 142 acres near Ria Grande, hpuse S. buildings . Will sell all qr part. Call . 446-2699 after 6 . "'7~ ~ CHAS.P. &RO~. 39 STOCI<TON ST., Sll4'HTWOOI>, '{. I·~==::======:;:~~~~==N:.:'::=~H 41 44 Houses for Rent 3 bedroom, all electric houae in ideal neighborhood with all convenience• of city. 6 miles north of Point Pleasant, $326 , 304-876 -3777 . ALL electric home. available on Ohio Street. re11onably priced , call after 6 p.m . 304-676-571,. 36 Lots 8r Acreage 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furni1hed & unfurnished, 2 bedrooms. air cond .. beautiful river view in Kanaug1 . Foster ' s Trailer Park . 4461602. 2 bdr . 12x80 mobile home 2% mi. from Hospital on old .Rt. 180 at Evar.g reen . Accept children & pets. Call lots 3 to 6 acres. Flat, ru[at water. Green Elementary. Coil 614-379-2 196. 1 .4 acre lot in Bradbury. Good location. Trailer hook up. All utilities . SEPTIC TANK . CALL 614 - 992 2602 . 2 acres partially cleared. city water. asking •e.ooo. 304876-22011 . 2lA:· ecrtas, cornar Greer S. 8 Mile Rd.. Block top. 304876 · 1198 . 36 Real Estate Wanted Buying houses and apartments . Need propertiaa with favorable price and term1. Box 1 109 Gaillpolio. Oh . 46631 . 2 BA, 12x60 trailer for rant, 2Y1 mi . out 160 at Evergreen. Ph . 448-0167 . - - - - - - - - - lc2 bedroom• Mobile Home in Roclna. 614-367-0288 . TWO mobile homes for rant on At . 2 about 6 miriutH from town . Call after 6 . 304-675 -6277 . Two bedroom mobile home, kitchen furn . 1 small child accepted. o180 . pluo utilitiel . Aafarencea required . 304-675· 1 076. ONE bedroom mobile home, o160 . month , 304 -676 · 4154 . 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr . Regency Inc. Apartmanta $200 par mo. or If incoma is 810.000 or le11 HUD available. A-One Rool Estatat. Carol Yeager, Reel tor . Coli 304-675 -6104. Small turnial1ad house in cltv. odulto onlv. Call 4480338 . Furnished effiency apt.. in Rio Granda, utilitiel paid . Co11446-0157. 41 Houses for Rent Modern 3 bdr. ranch. garage. carpet, Rodn•y area . Deposit & rafarancea re· quired . $286 per mo. Blackburn R..ltv . Coll446-0008. 3 bed. house on Rt . 36, 1 Y, bathl, garage, $326 mo. Call Wiseman Aaal Estate. Coil 446-3643 . 3 Ldr. term haul&. 2 mi. out of · Rio Grande, e196 mo. plui deposit. No I nelda patt. Coll614-246-6190. Unfurniahed 2 bedroom house, In town. not 1ultabte for children or petl, e125 per mo., water paid. $60 depooit. Coli 446-3444. 4 room• & bath on BulavlllaPoitor Rd. Call 446-4732 . 3 BR house 6 ml from HMC off 180. Coll81 4 -388-9748 allot 6 . 4 BR hou11. 2 be1ha , 2'12 mi. ' from HMC on 160. 2 cer garage, large ·garden spot. U&O mo. Coli 614-2459170 . Houae for aale, 4 rooma & bath on Bulaville-Poner Rd'. Coil 446 -4732 . 30' elec. range avectdo like new $1 50. refrigerator White $76, Kenmore elec. dryer $96. White Kenmore waaher *176 , dlnin,g room table & cholra 866. 5 pc. bedroom euite $296, unfln ilhed che1t of drawer• $68 , kitchen cabinet antique $95, air conditioner 5,000 BTU *96 , Mayug wringer wa1her $96, all thea& itema will be cut 20% u won •• many other items in our otoro. Good thru Mav 16th. Skaggo Appliances. Upper River Rd. 448· 7398 . Electric r•nge, double oven, refrigerator~ air conditioner, wringer washer, metal kit ~~~n ~obinot . Coll6t4-388 · Sofa and love seat, tloral, axe. cond. just like new. $460. Call 446-4173 . APARTMENT, 1 bedroom in Pt. Pleasant, HUO accepted, 614 -446 - 2200 or 446 3131 . Maple dining room aet. table four chairs. $76 . Cell 446 8648 . I~;=:::::;;==::;==~== 45 Hotpoint refrigerator. Hot point dryer, chrome break fast set. 614-992-3270 . Building materiel• block, brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels. etc . Claude Wintera, Rio Granda, 0 . Call61i4-246-6121 . ft.~. your o.":"'" Early Amerl· can IIMIW. '2 - .,... . .J bdr .. $2,996 . Call 1 -814·88673 1 1 . See our modal. 52 CB,TV, Sleeping room $126, utilties paid. single male. Share both, 919 Sacond Ave. Gallipolis. Coli 446-4416 after 7PM . EARLY American AM -FM stereo. maple cabinet, 304 675 · 1 474. 66 Furniohed \pt. adults. No Poto . 304-675 -1463. 54 Misc . Merchandise Furnished apt . 8dults. No Pato .' 304-676 -1463. · 1 coffee table 47 Yz K1BYzK16Yz in . and 1 end table 26x181h:x201h wit111igl1t walnut finish $30 , 32x63 · 174 pieces brown underpinning for a mobile home uaed just 1 year came oH a 14x70 mobile home , long piecaa measure 32", short pieces 2f" and ' 10 inches across. enterlock in a metal frame. wood grain finish . Call after 5PM , 446 3066 . HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding, all breeds . AKC . Reg . Doberman a pupa afd Doberman Stud Service . Call 446· 7796 . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park . Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 992-7479 , Office space for rent Call Clolanll Roaltv . 614 -9922259 . THE former Moore's Store Garage on 3rd. Street , Pt . Pleasant. Equipped with hoiat, tire changing equipment, whaal balancing machine and mora. Formoreinforamtion contact Wayne Kincaid. 304-875·2460 . ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ . ....... .... .. ............... " 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION 8r FURNITURE 82 Olivo St., Gallipolis . 6 piece wood living room •uite with 6 ·inch flat arms e399, bunk beds complete with bunkiea $199, 2 piece an tron living room suites $199, antrOn raclinera e99. otl1er raclinen .*80, maple dinette oets $179. love ooato $70. hldo - o-bod 82&0 . box apringa & mattre11 twin or full $1 Oq sat regular-firm $120. maple dinette chairs $36, wuh 1tand1 834, maple rockers $69. 7 piece c'h rome dinette 111 $149 , 6 piece dinette sat $89, used bedroom 1uites, rafirgerators, ranges, chest. dressers, wringer washers, TV ' s , dryares, S. shoes. Call 446 3169 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES - weshera. dryen, refrigeratora, rangaa. Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Ad ., beside Stone Crest Motel . 446 -7398 . Radio Equipment Knauff Coal & Firewood Prices reduced May -July . Pick or delivered . We honor HEAP Vouchers. Call 614268-6246 . 6 prom dreues sires 7 -13, like new. Worn only once . Coli 446 · 9789 or 446 3594 . Fa, sale metal culvert 6 inch thru 60 inch in stock . State approved 18 gauge 12 inch 86.36 per ft ., 24 inch 810 .10 par ft . 36 inch 816 .60 per ft . Also plastic culvert in stock . 6 incl1 thru 18 inch, 8 inch $1 .80 per ft ., 12 inch $3 .60 per ft . Aon Evans Enterprises. 4 mi. South of Jackton on ST . AT. 93. 614 -286-6930 . Ceder wardrobe. antique trunk, 3 tier glass table & concrete picnic table with benches . Call 614 - 26~ 1768. 1 Rough lumber for ~ate'\,26 pieces, 2'' thick by 1 o·· wfCIB bv 1 B' ft . long , prassura· treated . Call 446-8348 or 992 -3382 . Firaplace insert, twin blow ~ ers, automatic tharmostet. still in factory carton . $660 .00 . Ph . 614 - 256 · 1216. Whita'a me1el detectors, 3 guns . Honda generator . Call 446 -0648 . Cheap carpet . If you hove rental property or rent, don't mind alightly irregular carpet. you can save money . Prices start S2.99 sq . yd .. 992 -6173. 10-6 . Homemade plea made to order . Will dolivor. Call446 2127 . Five heavy ateel framed -4 penned windows 33 in . • 43 in. $26 each or ali tor • 100. Coil 614 -388-9684 altar 6PM . Furnl1hed garage apt ., 3 rms. &: bath plus washer! • dryer, clean, no pet1, adultl only. Dep . roq. Coli 446· 1619 . ·36 ,000 BTU cental air cond .• u1ad 10 months . Call 446 -4944 . 100 locuot pooto . $1 .75 each . Call614 -256·6036. 61 3Y• THIRD AilE .. furnished, *138 . mo . include• wotor. Aloo 1113 Third Avo .. furnlahed , w11har and dryer. di1hwa1her. *175 . mo . in· elude• water. Call 448 · 4222 botwoan 9 and II. Englloh Stddia 4' cutbock UHd one 4 ~ H season. $260 . Coli 614·38B·8270. Mt"'um Roofing & Spout· l~g. Pets for Sale DRAGONWYND CATIERY · KENN.EL. AKC Chow puppies. CFA .H imalayan, Parsian and Siamese kitten1 . Coli 446·3844 after 4PM. Standel custom ball guitar amp . For information cell 614-992 -6336 and oak for Jim . 8o Potted Tomato Pienta for salo-247·2852. 61 Farm Equipment Ferguson 6ft. type diak. Call 446·4410 . Oliver tracer Oliver 77 series with 1 ft . mower. Call 614-388-8469 alter 5PM . Black Hawk 2 row corn plenter . Call 614 · 266 1209. Livestock 63 72 Angui bullo 1 to 3 vro. old, excellent blood line, Slate Run ~ormo, Jockaon, Oh. Coli 614-288-6396 or 6!4· 286-1787 . Jaruy milk cow, •eoo firm . Call 614-258-1468 . Ragiatered White f8ca cow with flrot hailer 8 wk. old colt. 81,000. Ctii814-38S8701 . 2 bedroom. all n~ · paint. 10me carpeting. Depoalt rl· qulred. 614-992-3090. 1978 CheY. cuatom ton delu•e. 'h T. tuto trana. 310 onglno, PS; P8, good cond. Colloflor 3, 675·8384. 89 Chavy Y, )on PU, 8 cyl .. 3 opood. Coli 448-4328 . 1976 Ford PU. F-160. &2 ,000 ocutol mlln. oxc. cond.. f2.700 . Coli 304· 87&-&400. APP· filly with papers. Quar~ tar horse gueld, vary·gentle. good dlopoohion, will Wnt· ern pleaouro. 614·2B6· 6664 . .a.en 66 Seed 8o zer WANT to lea1e tobacco quota. Maaon. Putnam, Cabell. Call Morgen Woodlawn Form , Pliny, 304- 676 · 2276, 304-623-6843. ctmper top, good condition, 89,000 miloa. 1,896. Call 446·81548. 1978 Ford CLT 9000double olaepor.. Cumming. KT460 with joke broke. RTO 12111 II Tranomluion. SQHP40M reers. 90 pet. radial tirea on Aluminum buda. 19B2 Budd 45•1 3·6 . Smooth oido white van. Sliding. tondom swinging d'oors. months old. Porteraburg-428·2214 or 424·81118. e 1972 Chevy heevy duty 2 ton truck. 22 fl . flat bod. Good running cond . 814992,77B9. 1979 3110 Ford pick-up fiHtllde. Air cond ., duel tanks, tilt wheel. 140 in. W.B . ~xcellent condition. Robert hill; Racine. Oh. 614·949 -2013 . . 78 Chevrolet ton truck. cabin cha1ai1. a-c, tilt tteer· lng, ·pb, pa, new paint, sea at Paoplee Bank or call after 6 p.m . 304-876-6286. 77 Poworwogon, 12,600. dodge tranfer case for$ 160. Ctll614-388·9328 . 79 CJ -7. hard top Joop, 304·882-2750. 74 1971 cab over, Patarbilt, air ride, vory good, t&.ooo. Coli 448-7077. 1 972 Chevy hard top. moJor & trono In good ohopi. Coli 614-388-8634 anytime. 1980 s'ulck Rivero loto of oxtros. Coil 814-367-74B6. 1974 Pontiac 2-D-H , 8 cyl. , one barrel, AT, PS, '160. Rio Granda Estat11, Apt . 12, Fred Elklno. · 1966 Chevrolet Chovollo. 6 cyl., auto tran1. 53,000 octuel mi. Call 448·3277. 1972 Opal Manto 1400. Call 448-1609 . 1978 Gremlin X 4 cyl .. auto, PS, PB. aluminum slotted whoolo. •1.100 446-1836 or 446-2203 oltor 4PM . For ..la-9 N Ford tractor complataly rebuilt. new 1977 Hondt Civic $1,095. point . 1000gollonfibarglooo Ctll448-2647 . water tank. 8 ft . long on - - - ' - - - - - - - motel cradle with the okido. 1977 Dodge Colt auto· Also a 7 ft. intarnational mat,ic, new pelnt job, good dreg disc. 18 ft. tri. axel machenlcl .condition, excel· machinery trailer . New lent gaa mileage. Cell 8·1411 ,400. Robert Hill, Racine. 3S8·9809 or 814-3BB · Oh. 614 -949 -2013. 9911 . 1980 orange sherp Chavotto, 4 opd., 13,1911. John's Auto Sale•. 441847U. 19 vw make offer. Coli 448-3378. 304 - 8'76 · 1974 1/W. t1,000. 8149!12·3111 after 4:30 p.rn. 1977 Dodte Colt Stotlon· w - automatic. •1.200. 814·882-7110. 1 983 Nlcchl oowlng ma· ONE bedroom apartmenta china frea arm modal with for tho oldorlv . All utllllloo ltvortl different Jig paid . Tononto pay 30 per- pett1rna, colt n1w over cent of thllr adluoted In- f300 riPOIOOiood model como In thlo HUD ouboldlzad only 3 moo. old, llko n oponmont building. Twin cond. payoff bal•nc. owed Rivero To-r, phone 304· c111 114- ~111-8918. 171-8879 . Equoi opportun· · Out oftownCI!II collect. FrM lty houolng . delivery to your homo. ••1 •n. to.tO !S YO U MUST GIVEi FEA~, C0MRADe7. EA~Y ME Al-L. YDU~ NUCL.e:AR NOC~OOl<.&D MAN. WE CAN T~US.T HIM. 0~ I Wl'l. COMMAND EVERYONE WEARING THE;.E. Atrr.IO 't'OLI OO~'T WANT THAT. WEAPON!', MATTI!Ft WHAT ! MIND OV EJl. MTTS~ . MlfoJD OVfFt MATTEJI. . MI~D OVE~ MATTER. fH, G!'NTI-!MEN T wagner power pelnter . 1988 Dido Cutltot Bu· prome. 3110 englno, 4 ber· rell, 114·982-3181. Ooll Miller. 1911 DODGE Polan 100. 38000 arfelntl mloo, gar• -a• kiP'. oxoollent aondltlon. 304·878-1714. · buHding end homea. Alto hoovy oquipmont. Fully in· oured. Froo ootlmator· 614· 949-2888. • ... Y-YOU'RE MOVIN' A~OUND RiqHT, ALL 51\MDY ... RON'S Televltlon Service . Specializing . in Zenith end Motorola. au·u ar. and houoo coHo. Coli 676-2398 or 448-2454. F & K Tree T~mmlng, ltump romovol. Coil 876-1331. RINGLE'S SERVICE ..pe· rienced roofing, including hot tar application, carpenter. electrician, ma1on. Call 304-676-2088 or 676· 4680. Water Walla. Commercial and Oomeatic. Test holes. Pumpa S.le1 and Service. 304-896-3802. «;Jet y.our carpet in thip ahepe. Water removal, FREE ESTIMATES. FURNITURE CLEANING . C'APTAIN STEAMER 614-446-2·107. E & R Troo Service. fully Insured. free ntimatas. Phone 614·387-0636. cell after 5 . Painting interior or extlrlor, free oatimatn. Call 6756344 or 446-9326. let:~ brouqhl: Bubba! Do ~ou mind i' not t:alk about Painting, interior&' exterior, bru1h or spray, Commercia!. reeidentill. mobile homae, oft or &. 304-876-1 12B. L.M. Johnoon. I'J..' li . Cell 304-676-1293 for black top paving astimatea for your drive-way or perkIng lot. Aloo Buvlng & ollllng heavy equipment. 1974 CHEVY truck with topper. 8660 . 304-6762040. . Roofit1g and Gutters. Reaeonabla rate1. ln1ured. 30419112 CHEVY pickup, good 676-6186 . condition, 304 -671-661 2. 676-1104. SEAMLESS GUTIERS, Ono piece cullom fit your home. Guaranteed. Advanced Gut73 Vans 8r 4 W.O. ter, IPoy 614-692-4066.1 lnight 614-898·8206.1 1971 Ford 85 pa11engor, achool bua new motor. new Plumbing brtkH, axe. cond ., e1,600 82 8o Heating · or boot offer. Coil 614-21181468. CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446-3888 or 448· 4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING . Fomerly Dewitt'• Plumbing . Coil 814-3670676 . Motorcycles Just like now 1982 Harley· Davi1on Low Rider $5,100 aleo Honda 200 three whooior I 1,200. Wookdtyl call after 8 :00 446-9398. 83 1981 Honda 760 custom . Full faring and cr11h bar. 3500 mlleo. 12,000. Coli 8.14-992· 7483 . DOZER WORK By Ted Henna. ponds, ditche1, baaementa. ate. Call 4484907. Carter Ev1n1 Tranaportation. a. Lonnie Boggs E•cevating. Dozer •. backhoe, dumPtruck. Work by ·hour or job. . Call 446·7903 . 1981 YAMAHA 650 muim, lhah drive, new tire, 2 helmet• ••cellent condition , 81800 . 304-882 3331. LOnnie Bagge EKceveting. Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck . Work by hour or job. Coil 448-7903 . 75 84 Boats and Motors for Sale 8r Electrical Refrigeration For sale-Boat Dock and a Ski Board. Call after 4 p .m . e14-849-2794. DEPENDABLE WASHER DRYER REPAIR. Guorontaed work. Call anytime 814-266.-6820 or614-2116· 1207. 1973 STARCRAFT Amorl· can 18 ft . boat with trailer, 140 HP lnboord-outboord motor, 1kl1 & eccenoriea Included , extra nice , e2,000. Coli 304 -882· 3882 . SEWING Machine rap1ir1. 1ervice. Authorized Singer Sele1 & Service ·sher.pan S~isson. · Ftbrlc Shop, Pomorov. 992-2284. 76 ED'S APPLI,t.NCE REPAIR SERVICE call CIJy Furniture 304·676-2608 or 446· 0631 . Auto Pans Accessories 230 cu .ln . Chevy 8 cyl .. bored .010 8RC plotomo. Needa ••sembled . Fir1t •121 ttlloo all. Coli 114388-9884 oflor 8PM . 78 Camping Equipment I Camper . Sleepa I. stove, relrlgo<otor. bathroom, a.o.. aolf contllnocl. 814-912· 1189 or 814-182-3901 . 86 5/13/83 EVENING Excava1ing 1976 Htrlev Davldoon Eloc .tra Glide. exc . cond .• Iota ot chromo. t3.&00. 11 4-992· 61&9 or 814-992-3901 . · 8o 1 bed room Apt .,e198 . mo. including utilltloo . Equoi houalng opponunlty. Contact 111111111 l\llanor Apto. 814-992-7787. APARTMENTS . mobllo homea, houeee. Pt. Pleaaant ond Oollipollo. 814-448· 8221 . Trucks for Sale 78 Dltaun truck lond bed, 2 yr. olda sor. Quarter horae colt, vary gentle, App. guild. with pepera, very gentle will make good 4 -H horae. 'Lou of new end uaed tack, aaveral ahow ltema. EJtline Soddio Shop. 2 mi. North of Jockoon on St. Rt. 93. 81 4286-6622. Nearly new 1 bdr. apt. with atove S.. rlfrlg., water furnished. no pets. *189 mo., 160 dop. Coli 448-3817. Apt. tor rent. Holt doubio-2 bd .room Apt. Adulte pre· forrod . No petl. 614-9922749 . AMEI:tiCAN GUINEA inum aiding,Cleaning. mobile homes, t~~=~=~=~==:r~~~~~~~~~~~ wood, HI PrHIU(O Alum· brick , sandstone Fruit Vegetables PLENTY of veg•table plants of all kinds. Delmer Garne1. Letart. WV 304-895 -3400 . 'IE~• PI&! Hli'L.L PR&TEND 080'5 EQUIPMI't.JT WORK$ , NO s-t~ PEAVEY lead amp. 304676 -6004 . 58 WE DE DUCED YOU WANTED TO SCARE Ms . QUEEN Roofing, ohlnglao, IPoutlng ef1d aluminum 1lding work. lnaurecr, Free Eatimat81. 814-949-2686. Female Himalayn cat. Tortie approx. 760 lba. Phone point . , v. vaars old. ezoo. l-:3:-o_4_·_6_7_6_ ·3_7_4_a_.,-_ _:....... 614-992 ·5747 . Regiatered ThOroughbred mare $960. 304-896-3681. Registered Apricot Poodle. Good with chlldran . 14 TWO voar old otud colt, montho old . Mole. $75 . 304-875-1 608 . 614-992-2156 days. Musical Instruments WHEN Painting interior • extlrlor, wollpaper hanging. lnourod. Fr• ntimat:n. 814 -94921188. Pigo for oolo. 46-60 lba. Wormed. had iron . -Nico. 839.00 ooch. 814Cockatiel and cage, 7 667-338B Tuppero Pltl!lo. · months old, $76 . Call 614367-0482 . Re.g itfered Angu1 Bull. Pro· ducea growthy vibrant 3 vr . old AKC REg . female offapring yet easy calving. Doberman, gen,la dlsp ., Long modern. Heevy, ap $200 . Coll446-'1609. prox. 2000 lb.: Graham Breeding Heavy Wy' on 2 American Pit Bull Terriers . Dam aida. 867-8297 . 1 malo & 1 female, 8260 aoch. APBA brad. Co11614- REGISTERED ANGUS 388-9709. BULLS . 14 montho old. Goebel Angu1 Fermt. Cool· Male Himalayn cat, cream ville, Oh, 1 -614 -667-3838 . point . 2 years old . 8200 . Cell614-992-6747. NICE work mare. weight 57 30 yotrO .,.per;..ce, _.:lollzlng In built up roof. Coli 614-388-8857. 6HP TILLER , ollghtiV uood, % price . Phone 304-6'751935. 55 Building Supplies ABOUT PAINTING • Interior ond tlltorlor, plumbing. roofing. aomo rlimOdellng. 20 yro. ••P· Call 814-388· 98112. BUCK Stove, pipo l!o oil hookupo, 304-676-8809. 304-676-8999 . HOMELITE 925 Super chainaow, 30" bor,likonaw. 8360 . 00 . Rototlller. 8160.00 . phone 304-6768813 . KNEW STUCCO PLASTERING tutur.d collingo commor· clol end raoldarttiol, · froo ettlmotoa. Coli 814-2158· 1112• Lowrey Gani Magic Cord Organ 1112 yaara old . Alklng $500. 304-676 -3238. G. E. walher & dryer, pop up camper, 2 Volkswagons,' . THE $100.,000 !'?!? OUT TO GET HARLEY Dtvldoon gao golf can. good condition. garage kept, 1600 . coli 304-2732106 . For rent Sleeping Rooms and light hou1e kaeping rooms . Perk Central Hotel. Coli 448-0756 . Furnished apt . $186 , water pd .. 2 bdr .. 131 V. 4th Avo .. Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 after 7PM . Aportmoqou. 11148. THREE bedroom hOUH 01 · 3100 Porrloh Avo. Pt. Plto· oont. phone 304· 418-1078. Flow~" for Memoriel Day. North 2nd . St. Mlddlepon. Open 9-8. Cliff' • Place. ONE bedroom apartment, 402V2 24th . St. Pt. Pleasant, phone, 1-614 -992-5868 . · JACKSON ESTATES 'Equal Houaing Opportunity ' haa one bedroom epartmanu rent 1terting at $157 per month end two bedroom apartment• lent 1tarting at 1193 per month. Coli 446 2746 or leave message. Nice 2 bedroom hou11 for rent. E111tern Dlatrict . *160. plus depoolt. 614-949 2801. MODERN 3 bedroom. tom· Uy room. near 1chool1 & hoapitel. Reference 8e deposit required . Coll304-875· 4338 . 7 pc. living room aui1e, like 8 for Rent 3 bdr. houae, central eir, end one trailer space. Addison, Ohio. Coli 614-446-0176 . • 46 Space for Rent l; -20 Acres woods, over· l!c);&!i:':!bd.;;;;~;;;;;'b;ii; toohing Ohio River, city · 10 "6!S, 2 bd .room ictiools. 446 -3664 or 1· home in Racine area. 6 1 3 - 4 2 3 - 8 9 2 8 . 992-6868. pvO'nar I Agent. 2 bedroom mobile home. Approximately 6 miles from .36 acral at Rodney on W.T. Wataon Ad . Owner financ - Middleport or Pomeroy . 61 4-992-686B . Ing available. Call446 -8221 after 6 weekdava. 4 bedroom mobile home. 1 10.8 acres on Bulavilla Rd. child accepted, no drunko, 'n Gallipolis Township . dope or pets. John Sl1eats. 3 112 miles 1outh of Middle$37.000 . Call 614-446 · port. Rt 7 . 614-387:061 1. ~670 alter 6PM . One lot 40K1'30 . Call 676· 4391 or 446·4038 . Apartment Furnished Rooms 446 -0157. 46 ACRE farm w~h 1 975, 2 bedroom all electric mobila home, in good condition on Thomas Ridge , Call 304675-3280 arid ask for Ron Hickman . 4 ft. brush hog . Good cond. Plato gino. Iorge ploc11. -814-387 -0811 . new, $450 or belt ofler. Call 448-4138 . 1970 12x66 Dotroiter on V. acre. 2 bedroom. wood· burner, central air, 20x24 gareg111 . Along Raccoon Creek. Call 446 -3820. 1970 Skvlino. 12x60. Exc. con d. $8 ,000 . Now water Matching aofe. love a'eat, and chair. Coli 448-4303 . '>'OU T HE, $100~000 THAT Y..tA.S HI DDEN IN T~IS HOUSE . General Hauling JONES 80YSWATER SER VICE . Coli 814-3 87-7471 or 614-387-0&81 . Need oomethlng hauled away or aomethlng moved? We'll do it. Call 448-3159 between 9 ond 5. JIMB WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim Ltno • 304-87&7397. 6 :00 D<Il(IJOID~OlilZ News (I) MOYIE: 'Mountain Family Robinson' (1) MOVIE : 'The Plutonium Incident' . ~ (]) Tic Tac Dough 1D Andv Griffith CD Newa/Sporta/Weather (I) (fi) Studio Sea • Chorlle 'o Angelo 6 ,30 D (I) CD NBC News ID MOYIE' 'Sins of Jezebel' ([) Oomor Pyla (I] Gl (lJ ABC Naws & 1D ® COS News 1D Dr. Who liD Over Eooy 7,00 G (I) PM Magazine CJ) ESPN SportsCanter (IJ Carol Burnett ()) Entertainment Tonight (!) CherU•' • Angela II ()) Tic Tac Dough (1). 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' 1 :00 .ID CD Dlff'ront 8-oo Arnold and Oud.. y Plot 10 43 - Mu.slll i Pa rtunt10n 10 Tcnru s tUHTil' II Venera ted 13 Write r enlied " Bugs " 14 Oblum IS Poisonoll!l mushroom DOWN 1 Conspiracy 2 Hons h ll vo h.: ano 3 Hl37 GruntOunne film 4 Manne bird 5 Stitched 6 Pcricctly envisioned 1 Actress, · Patricia 8 School exam Yeste rda y's An.'l wcr 12 Hanged in 16 - fix e 22 African ci ty 23 Knight 24 .Missing · 17 Time period II 1--Hy down the 19 Blue Hen judge SUJte (abbr. 1 9 Dwmc , 25 Conunon 20 In shape in 3 Down , c . ~ . minerals 21 Nouris h 26 C.rd ~arne 211 Killing 30 Cubic meter 32 Vaquero's rope lJ Noted torest 36 Very (Fr. ) 38 Sine - 23 Compos mentis ~4 Vulgar 26 Did office work 27 Actress, J anice 211 War 29 Slamrlsc ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD QAIIE ~ ~ ~~ ~ COif\ byHtnriArnokJ-.ndBobltt 30 Bi g - , Unecrtmblt theM four Jumbles, onaltMir to etctliQulrt , 10 t01m C. Iii . 31 Generation 34 French shooting match four Dfdlnary words. 35 Horse 37 Baffled 39 Interpret 40 Take one'! 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Hooker 0 (]) ({II Wizards and WarriOfs Pnnc o D1rk and the W1zard Vector tak o refuge togetho J to escapu H k1llt1r storrn (60 m1n I (IJ MOYIE' 'The People vt . Or. Kildare' til Memories with Lawr · ence Walk 8 ,30 D (I) (1) Silver Spoons Ricky's father hires Mr T to b4J Ricky 's bodyg uard (R) ([) Major League Base bell : Atlanta at HoustQn 9 :00 II ([I CD Mama' a Family M11ma and Eun ice are arrested tor diswrb1ng the peace. (R) (]) CD I]J love Boa1 A aeer wants to change her life , 8 woman gets 1n1o'olved with IWO men and Isaac suffers a nearing loss. Starrmg Greer get Answer: •I Yesterday's pension X) [J DAILY CRYPTOQUOTF. - ll cr•'• THEY U6UAL.L.YASK FO~WHEI>J YOV HAVE EVEII:Y INTEN'TIO"' OF II LONGFEI. I.OW One letter limply ~ land .5 for an orh er In tht s , a111ple A la '" F'AYit-1<5 YOU~ INCOME iA'K .WITH A SMII..E. used ror the three L's. X for ltlt' \ WOO 's. etc Si ng le letters , aposlrophes , the length and for matwn o f lh c w n r·rt s are all hint s Ea ch da y the code lr lt t'r" ar t· di ff rrc n! Now ananoe the c4rcl«< 'l.ners to CAYPTUQ UOTES form the IUI'pfiH l!'ll~lf , II IUQ· Qllltad by lhe ebove cartoon . r I I I JK I X: :X I 1 X] (MIWif'l tomorrow) Jumbles: PARKA MESSY UNWISE HANOED Answer: He .. ld that every llme he saw his broker , . -HEWAS h o ~ l u work it : AXYDLI! ,\1\XR · HJZFJWDD , GU - LQW J WA Z JW . GIIYRWUI. , ... Yl. YD , G QWJVWJL V!'; L H(; J I. c; 1' 0 'IZL· • UWIWDDY!. K ZA UGI.NJW . DHWUIWJ Yealenl.ty'oCryploquote: EVERY VITAl. DEVELOPMENT IN ' ' ·• LANGUAGE IS A DEVELOPMENT OF FEElJNG AS • • WELL.-T.S.ElJOT ' .' �Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 12- The Daily Sentinel Meigs Co~nty h~ppenings Applicants sought ApplicatOns wUI be accepted Monday, May 16, from 9 a. m. to 11 a.m. at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center for the Green Thumb program, an equal oppor!unity employer. The Green Thumb program provide!; employment opportunltes to persons 55 and over and persons with low Income. The program does Lt. Gayle Krider will lead the meeting and Lt. Debbie Davis will be the speaker. Local offlcerscornmlsslonerswill be presented to Mrs. Dora Wining, Outpost Sgt.; Major Glenna Rummel, (R), Home League Program chairman a nd Sunday School teacher a nd Jack Justice, Record Sgt. Special music will be provided. 111e public is bt./ited to attend. ~':~~~revlous work history or Emergency runs . Middleport Unit treated Daniel Middleport Elementary School · .. The Racine Hydro Plant fishbtg closed for the next week while pavthg takes place, according to an official of the Ohio Power Co. Legion to practice The Metgs.Calita Legion team will practice Saturday at noon at Kyger Creek's F ield. . Veterans Memorial I Admitted--Vlctorta Ball , Chester; Gloria Jewett, Pomeroy; Ronald Sykes, Portland. Dlscharged--Wlllta m Clon c h , Lawrence Manley, Julia Manley, Pearl Uttle, Everett Jeffer s, Pearl Ash. IN - These ollicers ol the Melp High School Chapter of Distributive Education' Clubs of America for the past year were In charge of the annual DECA. banquet hooorlng employers partlci- Story on Page A-3 Ohio academic scholarship recipients Memorial Day services announced· be held a t the stage area following Drew Webster Post :!9, American 8:30a. m. Scouts a nd other organizations the parade. Legion, Pomeroy, will hold MemorFtoltowlng sesrvlces the Honor Ial Day services on May 30, Gerald are Invited to participate as well as Guard will travel to Beech Grove Rought, commander. announced persons on bikes and horses. The ·cemetery for services a t 11 a .m . parade wtll move through town a nd today . A parade will form at the then to the Catholic Cem etery for Pomeroy Fire Station a t 9 a .m . stop at the stage on the upper services. parking lot. Memorial services will People who are taking pan In the They will return to the post hom e parade are to beat thr !Ire stat ion a t for lunch at 1 p.m . Following lunch lhey will travel to Meigs M emory Gardens for services a t 1:30 p.m .' Following the 1:30 services they CINCIN NAT I (AP) - A judge No date has been selected to wtll travel to Chester to pa rticipate in the Chester parade. says he will decide June 3 whet her resume construction of the plant. At 3 p.m. they will travel to The 1969 agreement a llows the the partner s In the troubled Zimmer Nuclear Power Station witt go to pat1ners to arbitra te disputed Hemlock Grove Cemetery and a t 4 arbit ra tion with their differences. issues. If one files for arbitra tion, a ll p.m. will hold services at Rock Springs Cemetery . Judge Robert Conna n on Thurs- mu st take pari , officials said. On Jan . 20, DP&L asked for day barred the Dayton Power & Light Co. a nd the Columbus & arbitration to settle disputes it had wit h CG&E over costs and compleSouthern Ohio E lectric Co. from seeking arbit ration on their 1969 tion of !he pllmt , now eight years agreement with Cincinna ti Gas & behind sched ule. CG&E filed suit Monday to stop E lectric Co. until he rules. CG&E, which owns 40 percent of the arbitra tion. Zimmer, ts the operat ing partner. DP&L owns 31.5 IJ{'rcent a nd Truck d estroyed C&SOE owns 28.5 percent . The $1.7 billion plant was 95 A pickup truck was destroyed by ·percent comple te when the federa l Nuclear Regulatory Corrun lssion fire on the Route 7 bypass, near the ordered safety-related contruction Charles Withee residence, about halted Nov.12. Torrey Pines Inc. has 3: 30 p.m. Thuf¥1ay. Pomeroy Ftre b€en appointed to audit construction Chief Charles legar said that the problems and management for the 1972 truck was a complete loss. There is no insurance. The truck NRC. was owned by a Mr. Hayman. Arbitration up to judge By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated PreSs Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (API -Formal hearings begin Monday In the Senate on Gov. Richard Celeste 's $2:1 billion budget bill , approved F riday by the House without a shred of Repubttcan support . The vote was 62-36with one Republlcan absent . Two or three Republicans had said they would suppor1 it but apparently backt racked when a major GOP noor amendment was ruled ou t of orderbySpeakerVerna l G. Rtffe Jr. The amendment sought to repeal a ponion of the state income tax, saving taxpayers $516.5 mUllan, Republicans said. Dembcrats praised · the 1983-1985 budget as one which provides more than $500 miUlon in tax relief while increas ing education funding and meeting other TOP - Kim Maynard was .honored as the lop student In the Melp IDgh Chapter of the Distributive Edpcatlon Clubs of Amert_ca at the annual employer recognition hlUiquet Wednesday night at the Meigs Inn. Maynard, left, is pictured with the award bebtg presented by John W. Blaellnar, faculty director ol the program. Center is Marty F erguson who has served as supervisor of Maynard at Bank One of Pomeroy. A senior at Southern IDgh School, Maynard will contmue her e mployment at the Pomeroy bank and Its RulllUid Branch alter graduation. DECA has annual recognition dinner The Meigs Inn was the scene of the annual employer recognition banquet staged by the Meigs High School Chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America Wednesday night. Each year the group' sponsors the event as a highlight of the school year to honor the employers who take students in the program into their businesses for on the job tra ining. E m ployer awards presented Wednesday nlght went to the Jones Boy,, Avon Products, Dutton Drugs, Marguerite Shoes, C&D Penft7.oli. Powell's Super-Vatu , J. & F. Construction, Kroger's, Bank One of Pomeroy , Keebaugh's Shake Shoppe. Ohio Valley Bluetlck Kennels a nd G. & J. Auto Parts. field. Klm Maynard, Lori Pickett. Diane Ross, J ohn Smith, Mike Tromm, Jeff Baughman, Craig Darst, Beth Gloeckner, Allen King, Scott Pickens, John Ridenour, Klm Roush, Kris Snowden and Matt Van Vranken. The chapter 's advisory committee is composed of David Grate, J ohn K err , Bob McClure, Charles Ha milton, Kermit Walton and John W. Blaett nar. REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS T•• ,,.,,,t ,; t.. ·.oull l u1l t olo • oc o"'d j,,,. •.•1 •• ' ·"'):' " '' '" IlLLI l.o llo ,, , "" POMEROY FLOWER SHOP - flo ,. If ~~ , ,,. ,.,,. " ,,.,.J, I'" ,. Ph . nz 2on oo nn m NEED AN EXTRA SET OF WHEELS? SIMMONS ND SPECIALS WE .$299500 Orde r trad iti ona l Me morial Day flowe rs and wreaths. Call or visit for a c omplete se lection . 1979 FORD RESTA 4 speed, AM Radio. Only 30,000 miles. 1980 AMC SPIRIT DL 6 cyl, 4 speed, power steering. 1978 PONTIAC LeMANS 4 door, 6 cyl, PS, PB, Air cond, AM-FM radio. 1977 FORD THUNDERBIRD TOWN LANDAU PS, PB, ttH wheel, crUise control, AM-FM with 8 Track Radio. 1979 FORD LTD II MEMORIAL DAY R.OWERS 4 door, PS, PB, air .cond., AM-FM radio. Starting At 4 door. PS, PB, air cond., power .windows. YOUR DEALER ON THE RIVER .... .FLORIST SIMMONS - "~I!IQI CO. 'I OLDEIT 6 FINEST" POMEAO'r.OHIO ....,.. ' " PH. 992-6614 ~ 1. • ___ . .. ,........ OLDS.-CAD.-CHEVY, INC. , Send )'OUr thouahD With spedal ~ =,~a a ld ,"'.r:.·' o.111DihtryAIIoelllion ..._ .-, .... tt • . - 114/882-2U4 . 241 EAST MAIN needs. · Assistant Minority Leader Waldo Bennett Rose. R Lima, said Celeste's bill unnecessarily ra lses business and other taxes and should be trimmed . The GOP amendment w ught repeal of 40 percent of a 90 percent Increase in the income tax approved last February a t Celeste's request. Rtffe ruled it out of order on grounds It raised a n issue a lready resolved - "a matte r tha t was dealt with last February ," he sa id. POMEROY, OH. HOURS: 9:00 10 7 :00 Mon.-Sat, 9:00 10 6:00 Sat. By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY--After corresponding for more than 40 years. Wanda Rizer and her penpai, Isobcl Orr of Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland, a subu rb of Belfast , are m eeting for the first time this month, a nd it's in Pomeroy. The two began exchanging letter s in 1940 through a penpal program started by Miss E thel Ga rl and. Pomeroy E nglish teacher. a nd have continued through theyearswith the exception of a shor1 time in the mid 19:xls. Both got married and moved . and the name a nd location changes created some problems but Wanda. through a postmaster in Ireland. located Isobel in 1959 and the correspondence was res umed. Employed in an accountant's office. Isobetarrived here May2. but !' '" had been planning her tr ip to Meigs County more than a year ago. She arrived here on May 2. The Rizers have ta ken her on numerous sight seeing trips includ ing one to Charlotteville, Va. where they visited Jefferson's home ano other historical pia= as well as the Rizer'sson, F ranklin II , who attends college_there. In West Virginia they stopped to see the Natu ral Bridge which Isobel ~ys just "overwhelmed" her. having never seen anything like it before. And while Isabel Is enjoying the historic and na tura l beautie!; of the country. she Is just as impressed with the way bf life. "Every thing here seem s to be so easy," she exclaimed. She said Iha t while they have some restaura nt s and •cafeterias in' Northern Ireland . they have nothing to com pare with e ither the fast food or the fancy places here. And supermarkets--lsobel says she just stands amazed and scans the shelves and shelves of canned. packaged and prepared foods, a s..!' PENPALS FOR 40 YEARS - Wunda Rizer, left, of Pomeroy lUJd Isobcl Orr of Northern Ireland talie a day btlhc sun to sltonthe levy and watch the Ohio River liow by . things which are not ava ila ble tn their stores. Stay ing with the Rizers who live next door to Krogf rS has been qu ite an experience for the visitor who ma kes a lmost da tly vis it s to "look ... She convinced that Amer ican women are spotled. that wha t they feel are necessities would be a lu xu ry to any woman in Ireland. Take the laundry and the many kitchen a ppliances. "You would have to be well off a t hotne tohaveall these things tha t American wom e11 seem to take for granted," com· men ted Mrs. Orr. In Nor1hern Ireland, due to the potltlcal turtJula nce and freque nt . WASHINGTON <API - Despite the millions of additiona l federal dollars higher g~line taxes raised fqr highway construction, spending for new roads is lagging bt more than a dozen states, tncludbtg some Of the largest. The Federal Highway Administration said Friday that rnore than $4 bUlion has been earmarked l;ly states for spcclfic highway construction and repair projects during I he first tour rnonths the year' an mcrease of nearly 50 perce~t over oi e liminat~ thr so<"alled marriage pt."nalty, incr('ases .the senior cil iz.Pn tax crf'di t from $25 to $.'i0. and boos ts the pxemption in from $ffi.!XXl to $500.!XXl. Hinig sa Id. th~ f'Statf' tax HP said thP proposa I lncmtsPs u;- I tx•rccnt 1he income brackrts in thr corporn iP franchiSi.., tax. raising $136 million in the next bien nium. TI1r corpora te tax hikf' was put in the bill in commiiiN' as a partial substltu l~ for a n rr'nb:ttl led ·I percml cxc i s~ tax on businpss st:•rvlcr>s . 111f' lat tf'r had bt"'f'n lobbkxi out of thf' bill. To kCI'p thf' budget in bola nct•. Hinig sa id the comm ttt <'<' scrapped plans for$ U4 million in proiJ{'r1Y tax relief for low· a nd moderate- Income homrowners. and the pa nel voted to delay for a year a plan to-r<'peHI lhe intangibles tax lnvf'strnent earnings. saving $:~ million. Reta ined will b0 a 21~ percent propet1y lux rollbHck . a reduction g-iven pmpt•rt.v owners by local govrrnmPnt s w hich a n" rPimbursed by ttw sta ll>. Hinig point('(! out tha t hl' eommittr.-· cut Cf'I<'Stf''s spf'nding p)'OJX.l!\.ill~ for m ost statf' ag(•ncirs h~· 2 pr>rcf'nt . f'XPmpling sc hools. inst itulion;.; and snmr othf'r major SC'rvicrs. Ttu.:• commi t It~ also IT'C!Uirrd 11 ;, pt•n 'l'll l ,·ut in thf' budgets of thl' l' i<'Cit~l stak ufficl :tls, t·.m ·pt for tlu• governo r and thr rour1 systt•m . Area banks gearing ~p for low-interest mortgage loans bombings and fire, Mrs. Orr said !hat everyone Is required to go through security hefor-p goln~ into stores. Shesatd tha t a tcer tainchcck point s, pocketboOks and shopping bags have to be empt led and the people themselves are "fr isked ... The freedom of walking in a nd out of stores without a " look" from anybody has created q uit e a n impression on her. in fact, she's the fi rs t to admit that she impres~ with just about everything here--the Rizers. the Ohio River, thefrlendt lnessof Meigs Countians. the "easy life." She'll return to Nonhern Ireland May 28: Highway construction: despite new money, spending lags in some states. · 1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT $2.95 TAX .CUT BLOCKED - State Representative 'Thomas W. Johnson, a Cambridge RepubUcllli who is the ' rlUIIdng member of the House FlnMce Committee, talks to a reporter after a morning session of the House ,.!here Governor Richard Celeste's 27 hiUion doUar budget bill was passed friday. Johnson sou~t to offer a tax cut amendment to th~ bW but was ruled out of order by .Democratic House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe of New Boston. (AP Laserphoto). for couples to RO$€ said the speaker advised Republicans in advance what he planned to do. Rtffe cited no House rule permitting his action, he added. "We probably will file a protest and include a ll ihe la nguage of our amendment to a t least get it on the record," the Allen County lawmaker said. The bill. which goes bcfol'l' the ScnatP Financt• Committee Monday morning. app ropriates $Hi.7 billion from the state's genera l fund for two vmrs beginning J uly 1. lt prov ides lor spending anot ~r $ 10 billion or m ore in federal a nd non-tax revenues. The increase• over the current biennium is 25.8 percent. Much of lhe in cr ease is a tt ributed to high welfare case loads and Increased appropriations for ..!'!iuca tion. · · Welfare will receive 34.5 percent of the budg~t' s genera l revenues. followed by primary a nd secondary education, 2:1 j){'rcent ; higher education. ILR IJ{'rcent ; human services, 8.5 IJ{'rcent ; local goverrunent s. 7.2 percent; law enforcem~n t . 4.o percent : and other services. 6.5 percm t. Finance Cha irmim Willia m E. Hinig. D N<w P hiladelphia , sa id the bill contains mnr<' than $:1Xl mUtton In tax relief. lt increases the personal exemptio n in the income tax from $650 to Sl.!XXl, es tablishes a joint filing credit. After 40-year correspondence, Pomeroy woman meets .penpal Students In the program for the year Inolude Gloria Barrett , Angela Clifford, Kim F raley . Angela Hat- This Memorial Day remember with flag and flowers. . mtine Ohio's budget battle sllifts to Senate rr:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::::::;;;;;;:;l • tmes· 10 S.tiom, 06 Pages A Multiml!dla Inc:. Ne.,,poper was • . • unba paling In the program at the Meigs Inn Wednesdaf night. They are, I tor, Kim Fraley, secretary; Scott Pickens, vice president; John Smith, treasurer, and ADen King, president. . . Story on Page B-3 Featured on Page B-1 The Middleport Youth League wUl meet Sunday, May 15, at 4 p.m. at Middleport Park. · States new DWI law is saving lives Meets Sunday where he had been conllned as a GaJTett G. Reed result of Inju ries received In an auto Ballots available Garrett G. Reed, 86, Coolvil le, accident on Route 33 a week ago. Absentee ballots are ava ilable a t Mr. Kauffwas born May !, 197iiin died Thursday evening at St. J oseph the Meigs County BoardofEiections Meigs County, a son of the late Mr. Hospital, Parkersburg. office, located In the Pomeroy Mr. Reed was born in Meigs and Mrs. William Kauff. Survivbtg are h1s wife, Opal J. Masonic Temple building, for the County the son of the late Frank and upcoming June 7 primary elections Mary Shields Reed. He was also Stobart Ka uff; two daughters, in Pomeroy and Middleport . Dead preceded In death by one brother . Debra Burke and Carla Dill, both of line for absentee voting is 12 noon on Pomeroy; four sons, WUllam E . Date. June 4. He was a veteran of World War I Kauff and Earl C. Kauff, Jr., both of having served on the USS Pa . He Long flottom ; Richard Kauff and Presentation set was rural ma il carrier for 45 years Jeffrey Kauff, both of Hemlock havetng served from the CooivlUe . Grove; a brother , George Kauff, The third In a family film ser ies a mem ber of Pomeroy, a nd a sister, Mxine . being showneac\1 Sunday evening a t . Post Office. He Coolville Masonic Lodge :f37 for Glancy, Medary\-Ule, Ind. Ten the Rilcbte First Baptist Church wut more than OO yearsand a member of grandchildren also survive. be presented at 7 p.m. Sunday. Preceding him in death besides Name of the third film is ·'Christian Bethel Methodis t Church. In Coolvute, he attended the Coolville his parent s were two brothers and a Fathering". The public is Invited. half-brother . Congrega tional Church where he Services wiU be held at 2 p.m. served as tru s""' for many years. w~ther forecast He is s urvived by his wlfe of 55 Sunday at ihe Ew ing Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Markley years, Grace Buckley Reed; two Cloudy tonight with a 30 percent offi ciating. Burial wUI be in Pine s~n s, Rober1 of Marietta and Glenn chance of showers and thunder of CooivUie; one Sister, Opal Merrill , Grove Cemetery. F riends may call storms . Low 6().65. Winds southerly at the funera l home from 2 to4and -7 Cooivllte; six grandchildren a nd 10 mph or less. Saturday, mostly to 9 p.m. Saturday. three great grandchtkken. cloudy with 40 percent chance of Funera l serv ices will be held at showers and thunderstorms. High the White Funera l Home in Coolvute Marie H. Mertens around85. Sunday at 1: .ll . p.m. with Pastor Extended Ohio Forecast, Graveside services for Marie Robert Ma rkley offi ciating. , Bur ia l Sunday through Tuesday: will be In Coolville Cemetery. Hysell Mertens, 82, former MiddleScattered showers and mild Friends may call at the funeral por1 resident who died Tuesday at Sunday. Fair and cooler Monday Lakewood Hospital in Lakewood, home after 1 p. m . Saturday. will be held a tlO: 30a.m. Saturday a t and Tuesday. IDghs mostly In the Riverview Cemetery with the Rev . 'lU!! Sunday and bt the 60s Monday Earl C. Kauff Robe rt Ro binson offi cia ting. and Tuesday. Lows at night In the Ear l Cecil Kauf!, c>7, 43376 Cook F riends m ay call at the Rawlings- 008 to low 60s early Sunday, cooUng Road, Hemlock Grove, died Thurs- Coats-Blower Funera l Home !rom 7 to the 44ls Monday and to the upper 30s to mld-4(fi Tuesdaf. to 9 this evening. day at Veterans Memorial Hospital TREMENDOUS VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE Story on Page P-1 Along the Rlver ...... .. :...... ll-1-8 o\rea dealt.. ........ .............. A-7 Classllieds ...................... 1)..2-7 Editorial ............... ........... A-2 Local ............. ...... ........ .. 'A+8 State-Nattonal .................. . D-1 Sports .. .......... ...... .......... C-1-7 TV guide ...... ........ .. ...... Insert area. parkbtg lot and road will be Open air meeting Ohio fiscal death 'greatly exaggerated' Today•s Times-St>nlint•l for Closed for paving Four calls were answered by local units Thu rsday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service At the close of Na Nona! Salvation reports. Army week, an open air meeting At 1:09 a.m ., the Racine Unit will be held on the lower parking lot treated Cecil ia Jenkbts on Third St. In Pomeroy. Sunday, May 15, a t6: 45 but provided no transportation; at p.mm. 6:15 a. m., the Rutland Unlt.took Following the open air meeting a ·Artie Houdashelt from Jessie Creek Salvation meeting will be held at the Road to Holzer Medical Center · Salvation Army Headquarters, U5 Tuppers Pla ins at ): 33 p.m. took Butternut Ave .. , Pomeroy, at 7:30 Stella McGtll to Camden-Clark p.m. Hospital and at 2: 24 p.m., the Area deaths Activities Scott and Timothy Dean at the officials sal.d the sudden ava ilability last year. of the additional money caused But in 13 states spending lagged behbtd 1982 levels for the same four · problems in many states because they could not immediately shin months~ despite the avaliablllty of iong-standbtg highway buU(jing record levels of federal mrmey plans. because of the 5-cent hike In the Under the complicated procefederal gasoline tax . dures t!u'ough which federal liigh-. Although the tax did not go btto · · way money ~ dlsttlbuted to !hi! effect untDAprti 1, statescoulddraw states, a certain amount-billloll on the surplus In the federal highway lrust tund as early as January bt for the 1983flsealyear--isaulhorlzei,J over the year. A state then obllgatet1 antiCipatiOn ot the additional . rea portion of thllt -to specltlc venue later In the year. · . But federal and state highway ,conStruction projects. ·su By KEVIN KELLY . Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Three area banks will be gearing up tn the coming week for an ant icipated rush of applicat ions for low-Interest mortgage loans. · The applica tion period, beginning May 23, was made possible when Sta te Issue I was approved by voters last November to help stimula te the building industry in Ohio. During thc pas! few w<..,.ks. the three banks - Bank On<' ur Pomeroy and Centra l Trust Co.'s Gallipolis and Mlddlepon officcs nave received an a llot ted am ount or money to usc for loans. All a~ .-ced to partic·ipatc in the program . Figu res released law la' l w<'ek by the Ohio Housing Finance Agency !OHFA I show that Ga liia County. through the local Cent ra l Trust .office , r<'Ceived $:.00.!XXl. while it s Middlepor1 branch was a llott ed $100.!XXl. Bank One was givf'n $40.!XXl. The money was ra ised from th ~ sa le of $2ll0 million in tax-fre<' revenue bonds, allowing pa t•tictpa t· ing banks to offer loans at "below-mar ket" Interes t rates. Th<' present market ra te is listed at 11 IJ{'rcent . The lower ra te quoted du ring the past few weeks by O!iFA officials has been 9.98 percent . a it hough loca l bank . officials said they want clarification on that rate before discussi ng It wi th pote ntia l customers. But one bank officia l noted that pan lcipating banks mu st st UI meet with OHFA this week to fina lize everything, and as Is the casewhena pro!(l·am is first implemented . anot her bank official said rules governing the program are "technl · cal as he ll." Officials a t t11e banks do expect a brisk business tn the first few days after the applicat ion period begins. "There probably will be a rush. because realtors are Involved and have been notified," expla ined Harold Thompsci", vice president a t Central Trust's GaiUpolis office. "Every one of them will be different," 'Thompson continued . "We'il bave to take acc<iunt of them on an hourly basis, because It 's gobtg to be on a first-come, lirst-served basis." Officials said that while it's hoped a domino eilect will be created In industries supporting hous.btg, the program is also designed to help the lirst-time home owner . · Although Its main purpose is to ·help create housing In what OHFA calls ta.rgl!ted areas ·- low-income or ~ depressed communities - neither G~a or Meigs counties are oil OHFA'S target ilst. ,.. J , '" " It 's l'f'ally to help loca l contrac· T hPr"P a r£' a lso stipulations allo w- ing thP mOTH'~' to tx• usf'<i for for youn ~ )X'Oplc," sa id Bob Milt<'r . ronsl llJCtion. hut '1'hcJrnpS( m sa!fl ass istant vice pres iden t ofBan kOnP . Crntr:1\ 'liL!sl d mst• not tn involvr of Pomeroy. _ its«'ifwl1h th at ptwst•cH !t~ ' progr ;~m' tors. to boost construe! ion·of humPs Offici a ls stress that thost' a pplying fortht• loa ns must prove thC'y <U P first -I ime homPbuy<' rs and tha t thf'V havr not ownPd a homr within the past thrc~.' yPa r s. Thr house' bPing pu rchased is not to PXCf'('( t thP max imum pr irC' S(' l f011h tJ.v bN: ·a uS(' of it scOm!Jll ·xit y . ( )ul sidf•of I hal. ltlf' <tpplk;lt ion is l1a nri iPd as a norm al rnm1g <lgf'! r;ln sa( ·f ion. OH FA's r:uiddines . t•xplai m'(l. Tlw ha nk w ill colll'('t a s~ ·t v in• fc~ · r1F lhrrf'·l'ig llth s nf a pt•rt 'l'n1 for ~l'tX' t-ss i ng pil ,V m('nl s. 'Jlu • morwv is to usPd l)(' spc'<' lfica ll' for buy ing a \must•. T ht' ba n k,~ will prima r il~' ha ncllt' lh1 • papt•twnrk. wilh loan lv pay - mf'n t going to OIIFi\. Thompson Lyon appointed to fill vacancy on Gallia school board GALLIPOL IS - IJy unanimous vote, the Ga llia County Local Board of F:duca lion has appointtod It s fi rst woman mPmlx•r to fi ll a vaca ncy on thf' board crm ted las t month by thf' dea th of incumtK>nt fl rut:'<' Stout . Cla udia Snyder Lyon. :w. Ftt . I. Pa triot, wUI serve unt il thet'ncl oft he year. An ~ lcct ion to fi ll the rem aining !wo years of the vacancy will bt• hl'ld in November. ihus inel'f'lL> ing- thl' num tK>r of boord sca ts vou•rs will chooSC' from two to three . A rcgistert:-'<1 nurse work ing in Holzer Medica l Cent<'r's int!'nslve care unit. she po ll<od 1,42\votcs and ended up fourth In a four:way race for thr('(' board sea ts In the 1981 eleerion. Interviewed after a 1:;.minutc m t>et ing and swcar ing-ln ceremony la te Friday aft ernoon, she sa id she wants to become involved wi th the board pnd dist riel activities. before taking a sta nd on any of the Issues the district faces. "I'd like to get n\y feet wet first ... · she said. "''d like to st'C some Improvement s In buildings, but with the way · the economy is, I'm not su re. The last thing 1 read about ltds that It might be done by attendance area, so I'd like to look a t It first before I commit myself," Mrs. Lyon said. .The Bellaire na tive Is married to Tom Lyon, operator of a general store In the Mudsoccommunity. Her . son BUI is In the junior high at Southwestern- High School, while a daughter, Roxanne, attends Cadmus Elementary . Mrs. Lyon. is the · first . representative from lhe . Southwestern attendance area . since 199), when David Arrowood completed his term on ihe board. Mts: Lyon will a\S<> serve on the ,, lAauruu t,yon r·uunty board of " tuca tion. Ow r his abst'c ntlon. th~ hoarcl appoint t'd its p~sidcnt . Fred 1)('('1. to fill the rPm ai ndl'r of Srou t •~ IP11Yl a ~ om" of the district I'P(Jrcsrnt ativcs to thp Ga ll la-Jacko;on Vinton .Joint Voca tiona! Board of IO:ducat ion. Prior to thP volt• a t Fr ida y's meeting. th<• iloard obsetwod · a moment of silf'n<'f' in honor of Stout w ho died ar h i~ Por1er residrnc~ April2'2. ··I think wea l!rea lize wha t thp loss of Bruce was to the board ," D<>ci said. ''The('(' an •sume ma jor <.; h()('s to fill ." Stout, 52, iJ vf'tPran Kygc•r 'crf'Pk plan t employ{'(' actlvf' in school fun~tions In th<· Non h Gall la attendance arr;..t l'ot· m any years. served on lhr local and cou ntv , boards in 197:, I~17. He was e lected to bOth board~ fo r a l'our·ycar tf'rm in 1981. It w as announcPd C'arl ier last week , that r>:ot1h Ga lita Hlg~ SchOOl s gradua tton ceremonies. scheduled lor Friday. will tx' hr• ld In Stout 's honor, and tha i his widow Virginia MrCiaske.v Stout. will present dtplorwg to graduate;. • � 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/. 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