https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1d9427cd7ef25a13c0f8f08a3b775534.pdf 3199dd6428d975c308dd9588c2ecf001 PDF Text Text Page Po111eroy . Middleport, 'Ohio 14--The Daily Sentil'lltl ·Atty. Wolfe heads Washington SBA Office WASHINGTON, D.C. - Janice E . Wolfe, a native of Racine who has served In a number of agency executive positions and also as a fanner assistant at!Dmey general for Ohio, has been named director of the Washington, D.C.. dlstl1lct ot!lce of the U.S. Small Business Admlnlstrjltlon. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe, formerly of RactnewhonowresldelnWorthlng· ton. Wolfe will be responsible for dellvery of aU SBA services to small llrms In the Washington metropoll· tan area, · which Includes the Dlstrtct of Columbia and adjacent counties of Maryland and VIrginia. In announcing the appolngment, SBA Administrator, James c. she has been deputy c11rec11r since 1991. She a1ao has BeTVed u SBA's acting regtotial COUlllel In the Chicago regional o!flce, dlatrlct counsel In Columbus and dJ.rt.oi:tor for the Colum!Jwi, Indiana· polls and New Orleans district Sanders said, "Janice · Wolfe's knowledge and expertise will he an asset ID the many small firms 1n the Washington, D.C., area . Her years of extensive legal and admlnlstraUve experience makes her Ideally suited for the position." Wol!e comes ID Washington from SBA's Chlcagodlstrtct ottlce where ~ of!lces. Prior to jolnine SBA In 1972, ·. . ' ~ Wolfe served u attomeyexarnlnel" fer the Ohio Department Liquor She ttU!Ited a bachelor's degree Cclatrol and for six years as In aovenunent trom Ohio Unlver· asslstan slty In Athens and her law degnie Wolfe t from Ohio State University. bonors, Including awartlii Chi· . Wolfe succeeds Bernard cago rea1oaa1 o!flce · u director of the Washington, D.C. the year and u the. aeency's = r wlllln naUonal supervisor of the year. s ce ampa, ::X:=.:!asc:'A supervisor~ ~':a~ La~. 76ers beat Lakers Weekly sermonette Bible quiz set Page3 Page7 PageS ~e rr;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~,~~~~-~~~i~i~~~~i~~~ii~iii~~;;;=Fia~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Georgia V. Rarden to Harold D. Graham, Parcels, Scipio. Freelln F. Peck, Sandra F . Peck to Roger Luckeydoo, Sandra Luck· eydoo, Lot 91, Middleport. Richard Fetty, Glenna Fetty to Leading Creek Conservancy Dlst .. Right of Way, Rutland. WWiam E. Jewell, Diann L. Jewell to Scott D. Wol!e, Lot No. 3, Sutton. Harley E. Riggs, Mildred R. Riggs to Harley E. Riggs, Mildred R. Riggs, !lJ acres, Bedford. Thomas A. Chafin, Sr., Janet S. Chafin to Madeline Chafin, Lots, Pomeroy Vlllage. Floyd Cummins, Addle Cummins to Floyd Cummins, Addle CUmmins, Tracts, LeUirt. Floyd CUmmins, Addle Cummins to Floyd CUmmins, Addle CUmmins, Lot, Letart. Olive Mllard to Raymond L. Mllard, 4.35 acres, Scipio. Harrtet Burnell Sterrett ·Lorain P . Sterrett, John Thomas Burnell, Eleanor . Burnell to Russell W. Moore, Hope J. Moore, Lots, Pomeroy. Herschel Gilkey to Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc., Columbia Transmission Corp., Agree ./Easement, salisbury. Lowell F . Wingett, Mary E. Wlhgett to.Ohio Power Co .. Righi of Way, Sutton. · James W. Suttle, Greta M. SutUe from Hazel CUrtis, et al., SherlH's Deed In Part, I,.ebanon. ' Mary Mlller, deceased, to Charles Edward MWer, dec., Wllllam August Mlller, dec., Albert Henry MOler, dec., Herman Arthur Mlller, dec., Caroline Miller Fisher aka Carrte M. Fisher, dec., Walter , Benjamin Mlller aka Walter B. MlUer, Marie Miller CUster aka Marie M. MlUer, Louise D. Caverlee, Bertha M. Kaetzel, aka Bertha C. Kaetzel, Freda MOler Farmer, aka Freda M. Farmer, Evelyn I MOler Alllson, aka Evelyn Allison, · Allee Truax, aka Allee Reamer Peterson, Frederick Elmer Mlller, aka Fred Mlller, Edith Thorson, Floyd Mlller, Cert. of Trans., Pomeroy. Marte Cusler to Edna F . Schoenleb, Cert. of Trans., Pomeroy VUlage. Mary D. Mlller, deed., by Admi· nlstralrtx to Edna Schoenleb, Sherift's Deed In Part, Pomeroy VUlage. Edna Schoenleb, Trell Schoenleb to Bryan S. Shank, Lots, Pomeroy VUlage. Bertha S. Nichols to Carl S. Nichols Sr., Cert. ot Trans., saUsbury. . Anna G. Duffy to Eleanor Jean Duerr, Lot 299, Sutton. Voi .32:No.32 lloyd SUMMER FURNITURE SALE MEN'S SHIRTS All of our men's shirts includ«l for thiS sale · including kn~ shirt, Van Heusen dress shilts, shirts. Extelent oolledion of styles and '''"'"" llfess shi1s in sizes 14Yz to 17. ,. S. M, Land XL Don't miss our Special Sale prices all this week on famous Uoyd Fibercmt summer furniture. 95 SHIRTS •...... SALE $5.45 i) ·••u•.:r.~ SHIRTS ..... SAL£ Sl.55 $12.95 SHIRTS ... SALE $10.15 $14.95 SHIRTS .... SALE $11.65 lEN'S 182.00 Reg. Low-Back Spring Base chair ................ .Sale '69.DO 1 Reg. 93.DO High-back Spring Base Chair ... .............Sale 179.DO Reg. 1162.00 Spring Base Lounger ............ ........... Sale '137.DO Reg. 1176.DO Two Seat Glider ................ ... .......... Sale '149.DO 1245.DO Canopy SWing .... ... ........................ Sale · . .,Itt f. I ... \ "i ;:. ·'· v }'.. . ·+ ... . ( UTTLE BOYS' . C: 1>. SUMMER TOPS AND SHORTS ... .Arp/4/Jf~ . SPORTSWEAR Our entire stDctt of summer ~nd~ iS included in lhls sale. CI10osli frmn canvas bags, d utches, straw bags, macrame, shoulder bags and evernng . . . SAlE. Tops lndude muscle shirtS, plac~ !root knt.tops and jersey styles. Shorts are poly/colton blends. terry and denim. Months Sizes lhru Size 7. Poly /Cotton shorts, terry shorts. joggers. skirts, knrt tops, terry tops, tank tops and ~acks. Jr. Sizes S lhru XL REG. $10.00 REG · $15.00 REG · $19.00 REG. $25.00 SALE! SUMMER HANDBAGS , bags. MEMORIAL DAY SALE! Playtex BOYS' SHIRTS Cross Your Heart In sizes 8 through 20. Knit shirts, tank tops, cut-offs, dress shirts, westerns. cut and sewn sport shirts. You'll really save. CHARLESTON - SPORTSWEAR SALE ~ Marc, Bradley and Boston Trmler quality blazers, tops, skirts. *:lcs, blouses and golf skirts. lt1isses R£G. $2Z.OO ........ SALE $16.50 REG. $26.00 ........ SALE $19.50 REG. $33.DO ........SALE $24.75 R£G. $41.00 ........ SALE $30.75 200fo0Ft; Selected Popular Styles Including all Super Look panty styles The West GIR!.S' has announced that the below listed state maintained brtdge has been closed to all vehicular traffic: Mason County 35/5 spanning Thirteen-mile Creek near Leon. Detour routes Include Mason County 35/5, WV 62, 31. 44 and 44/6, approximately three miles. Motorists are urged to adjust their driving patterns to avoid delays. TOPS AND SHORTS SALE 47.~57. Feeder Heifers: (Good and ChoIce) :m-500 lbs. 50-66; ~700 Ibs. 39.1!().55. Feeder Bulls: (Good and Choice) ~ lbs. 51-63; 500-700 lbs. f7 .85-Q.25. . Slaughter BuUs (Over l,<nl lbs.) C2·~1 . · Slaughter Cows: Utilities C2· C8.150; canners and CUtters 39.2M&. Sprtnaer Cows: (By the Head) ~- Cow and Calf . Pairs: (By the Unit) 355-MO. . Vellls: (ChOice and Prtme) 54· 77.150. ' ' Bali!Y Calves: (By the PoUnd) 51·77.{1. ·~ Boars37-3'7.70. F~ Pip: 10-32. - (By the Head) ltlsses Sizes 4 to 20, half sizes 12Yz to 24Yz arid petite sizes 4·to 14. Two piece dresz, jacket/sMt suits, Sulldresses, crystal pleated dresses, rachel dresses and party dresses. REG. $3.50 ............... SALE $2 79 ~ . REG DO . , ' $6.DO ····· ···....... SAl£ .,... •• 79 '·''\ ',' - "--· - ,.. ' . REG.· $8 "', . · .. ····· .. ·····. SALE $6 39 .;..... -- -...... -~ REG. $13.00 ............. SALE $10.39 ""'§,.. ~, 1,_ -~'7"-d 1 J' ~\ , f:- · ~- . {., --·-· 1 SALE PRICED ·FROM ONLY :J . I BrlefbyKaU MEMORIAL DAY SALE! MEN'S MEMORIAL DAy SALE! BOYS' DENIM JEANS a Regula( and slim sizes 8 to 16, husky sizes to 20 • student StZeS 26 to 30 waist Lee and WranQiei bra.nds. Basic and fashion styles. Sale indudes our enbre stock. BOYS' $14.95 JEANS .... SALE $1166 BOYS' $17 ..... • .95 JEANS ......... SALE $13 96 BOYS' $18 95 JEAN . BOYS' • . . S......... SALE $14.76 $21 .95 JEANS ......... SALE $17.16 Hop PRICES: H=.(No. 1, Barrows and GUts) m Jbe. 46.25-46.150. . 8u Sowa 3&42.150. DRESS SALE Kn~ tops, blouses, jersey styles and RtJRby look tops. Shorts are denim seersuclter poly/colton and terry. Mon~s Sizes lh~ &ze 14. Market report Athens Llvelllock Report 811turda)', May %1, lfl83 CATTLE PRICES: Feeder Steers: (Good and ChoIce) :m-!100 lbs. 58-62; ~700 lbs. LADIES' FREE PARKING SUMMER SHORTS too. lEN'S $7.95 SHORT$ .............. $4.35 liEN'S $9.95 SHOR1S ............. $7.15 liEN'S $12.95 SHORIS .....~ ... $1D.35 liEN'S $14.95 ~ ......••.. $11.15 ~- POPPY --.::{n conjunction with poppy day on Satonlay, this window display fealurlng small white crosses, poppies and photos of ~ased servicemen In the will'S of the nation has been prepared In the window ol the Elberfeld annex buDding. E. Main St., Pomeroy. EDen Rought and Dorothy Jenkins of the AuxlUary of Drew Webster Post39. American Legion, prepared the display assisted by Jerry Rought and Elza GUmore, memhers of the post. OSP issu.es driving warning to travelers With Memorial Day weekend beginning at 6 tonight and ending at midnight Monday, Col. Jack Walsh, _superintendent of the Ohio Highway Patrol, Is reminding drivers to be "especially cautiOUS" during this heavy travel period. Locally, thepatrol'sGaWa-Melgs post reports It's gearing up ror Increased seathelt usage among motorists, citing speeders and getting drunk drivers off the road. "Being the first major holiday of the summer season, there Is an added riSk to every drtver In Ohio due to the Increased volume of traffic using our I'Q8dways, " Walsh said. '"'ffOpers across the state gearing up tor the additional der®llds placed on them by this Increased !rattle flow." Walsh noted that'!ll perct'llt of the patrol's maniJOIOW will work the holiday weekEIId helping motorists. Meanillhlll!, Lt. E.W. Wlglesworth. Gallipolis post ccmmancler, said iour out ~ tlve fatalities In the · po$t's coverage area have. been aiCOhol·related. With this "sad statistiC" In mind, the patrol will work locally on down DWI are This sale includes tenriis shorts. denin Cl!l-ofls. walking shorts, jog shorts. Coml*!te 11n&ll of sizes. Select whit you need now lor Memorial Day weekend and wear al summer long. MlilY have QlO!dinatine shirt on sale. 5' ~'.Ctl~" $}839 trackltll . someone spots a drunk drtver or someone opera Ung their vehicle In a reckless ·manner, they are encour· aged to call the patroL "With everyone's help, we can go thrOugh this weekend withOut a serious Injury accident or fatal," he said. '"l'hhs will be our goal when you see us out there on the highways this weekend." For those travelling around the state. WalSh pointed out that Ohio will again participate In Operation CARE (Combined Accident RedUC· tlonE!!ort). " This program Involves deploy· lng liS many marked patrol cars as possible on major lntersUite liighways,"' • Walsh explained. "By creating a high degree of vlslblllty we can provide the motoring public with the level of service they have come to expect from the patrol." Walsh Joined Other local patrol commanders 1n urging safety belt usaae. . \ I I I ~ - - Henry Hunter Hunter will head Meigs Democrats cha irma n, Hunter will serve unlll June , 198t Hunter · reports Ihat the county will be part icipating In a na tional CBS lele lhon from 9: 30 a .m . Saturday lo J p.m . Sunday to raise funds for the national Democ rallc Party . A number of stars among whom are Paul Newman , Ma ry Tyle r MoDI-.,, Gene Kelly a nd .Jea n Staple ton will be appearing at va rious li mes on the nationa l fund raisers. Ohio Govf'rnor Celeslr Is a lso schedu led to ma ke an appear· a nee on the show . Steve Haning, 19, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. has been arrested In connection wll h criminal mischief to property owned by Go ld a Epp le. Harrtsoni'Ule. The sherlft's departme nt re· ported the Incident occurred Tues· day night. Haning was arrested on Wednesday and Is presently being held In Meigs County Jail In lieu of $:150 bond. The department also reported Ihe Four new employes have been added to the staff of the Meigs County Department of Hea lth. They are David 1Chip 1Haggerty, Ginny Klllln , Mary Price a nd Dorotha Rltfle . A son of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Haggerty of Middleport. Haggerty has been named assistant sa nitarIan. He Is a 1971 graduate of Meigs High School and received his bachelor of science degree at Ohio University In physical education and recreational studies with ml· nors In biological sciences and health . He attended post graduate school at Ohio State University In the School or Alli ed Medicine . Haggerty Is marrll'd to the former Mary Blaettnar of Pome roy a nd the couple has a son. .Johna than Robert , 10 months. A native of Ironton. Klllln was bom and educa ted there. Shl' graduated In nursing from Memor· lal Hospital in Huntington, W. Va .. and atlended Marshall Unive rsity for one year. She w as employed lwo years as an operating nurse a t King's Daughters' Hospital I~ Ashland, Ky. Employed with the health depart · ment as assista nt nursing supervl· sor, Killin served three years In the U.S. Army Nurse Corps. 26 months victims who had safety belts available failed to 1111! them," he .- said. "Your chance for awvtval Is six times p-eater with a safety belt fastened Involved 1n ·• "-- Peer tutoring program gets approval at EHS A pe<>r tuloring program for studenl sof Eastern High School was approved Thursday night when Ihe distrlrl's board or <'duca l ion nwl a l lhr high school. According to lhr plan . lr acht•rs. Carolyn T r ipp and Nancy Larkins. wlll be in chargP of th<' one-on-ont· luturing prui,'Tam which w ill involve ju nior and S('nlor students making good l'(rades to assis t studPnt s who arP rccelvlnl'( railing marks In thPi r c lasSPS . Th<•lutoring would hr dont' Tiw board employed Oa le Matson as a subst 11 ut P maint£'nancf' person and acceptl'd lh<' ,-,.signallon of Grace ChC'valiPr as a subslltul f' custodia n. All cooks or lht' districl w ere authorlzrd to attend a raff•tc•· ria workshop lo bP hPld nrx r month at Marion . Student lnsurancf' was conlinuPd wi1h thf' Brogan -WarnPr Agem·y. The board agr('('(l tonccrpl bids.at ttlf' next m<<etlng on .JunP J;, on two bu ses, onr atiti p<t sSf'ng-r'raml onf' a .JH paSS('Ilgf'r vf'hicll '. Onr bus was sold last night for $1 10 the dlst d el·s athlellc boosters '111f' boarcl agn'C<t to put'f'ha.S(' a llf'W stow• for thP ChPsiPr Elr mf'n· tar)' School ('afriC'T'Ia a nd a r alrnda r for )98:~84 wa s acloptr'<l. TPaChf'rs will ml'<'l on Aug . 2:1 with thP flrsl day of classes on Aug . 24. Thf'l'f' Will lX' a Chrl"tmas hoUdH yvaea t ion and a sprlng brmk . Siuclrnl swlll pick up lhf'lr n•pot1 cards on May 2~1 . . Hlchard HotX'rt s. SUiJCrinte ndent, was given a t'Jvp y par contract cmd David .Janson. hig h sc hool principal, was hired for a I hrrryr•ar p<'rlod . An updal(' was glvPn on I h(' lnsta lla t ion of new roofs un a II of the four IJu lldings and work l' rx jll'C ted 10 be complf'l t'Cl by Ihe e nd or .Ju nP. A commendation was prepared for Carolyn Smith. ,l, lh grade ll'achror at Chf'SIPI', w·ho is retiring, ox tPnding than k.' for hPr con lrlbu· lion to lttP dis Iriel. of this limP bt.'lng sp<'nl In Japan a nd Ko rea . She attendl'd West('!'n State College a l Kal amazoo. Mich., and graduated fr·om lhe School of Anesthesia for Nurse Anesthetists, Cincinnati Gene ral Hospllal, Cln· ctnnatl. She served as a staff a nesthetist for 15 yea rs at Hol7.er Hospital a nd wa s e mployed as supervisor nurse with the Gallipolis City Hea lth Depa rtme nt for 10 years . She has res ided In Ga llipolis ror 27 ypa rs. Price, RN .. Is the Easlern Local School Dlslrlcl Nurse and has accepted summer employment with the Meigs County Hea llh fl<'part mPn l. Bo m In Gall ipolis, she Is a 1977 grad uat e of the Hol7.e r Medica l Cenlcr School of Nurs mg. Shr lives In Pomeroy. Is married and has a two year old son. Rltflc, a na llve of Meigs County , will sf'rvc as the hea llh department's roordlnalor of the Women Infan ts a nd Childre n Spec ial Sui; plemPnta l ~·ooct Program (WI Ci and · Automatic Data Pmcrossor Coordinator. A g radualf' of Soulh· ern High School. Rlfrle Is a volunteer wll h I he MPigs Counl y Emergenc.l' Ml'dlca l Se rvices a nd has had EMT. EMT A and para -· mf'dlc tra ining . RltfiP resides In Racine . ' t_ DAVID HAGGERTY MARY PRICE GINNY KDJ.JN " 10' ThP message cia lmed guerrilla t'ommanctos "recovered" a pistol. a submac hinP gun and a radio transmit ter tha i belonged to the shiln AmPrlcan . It also said Schau· fclbPrger . 33, or San Diego, Calli., was "pxecuted" In reprisa l . tor Amer ican Intervention . U.S. Ambassador Deane R. Hlnlon said Sa lvadoran pollee have begun an investigation and would likely receive F'BI help to probe what he ca Ued lhe "shocking, cowa rdly murder" of Scha ufelbergPr. who w as df'puly com ma ndPr of U.S. military advisers In Ei salvador. . S.:·haufelbPrger \wis one of 52 American noncombat mllilary adviset-s 1ralnlng thf' Sa lvadoran ann('(} fon·es In thPir :l~~ · yt"'ar-o ld dvll war against left lsi guetTillas He also was In charg<' or sf'f'ulity for lhPAlnPrican m!lila1-y group .. Meigs He~lth Department adds four employees I - to be from the main li>ftlst guenilla faction claimed responsibility for the first slaying of a U.S. mllitar;.• adviser In E l sa lvador. The communique said the killing was in reprtsal f01· "the crimina l lnte rvenl!on of YankeP imperial· Ism." But there was nocon!lr mation of the ciaim. either from t'<'bei radio sta tions or other· sources . The communique, broadcasl b)' two private radio stations ThUI'S· day, cla imed that urhan comman· dos of the Popular Liberation Forces if'PLl. the la rgest of five rebel bands !lghtlng thPU . S. - backl~l government , killed Navy Ll. Cmdr. Alber! A. Scha ufcll:JPrger In on Wedn<'Sday evening. But copies of thecommunlquPd id not carry the official FPL emblem . The group's c la ndesllnc Radio F'aqtbuncto Marti, as we ll as Radio Venceremos. thPofflclal voicPuflh<• five re bel bands. rf'ported lhe : cas,es. He also ial'(ll!d drlvmJ to use u you !Ughway COII!'!eSY In this respect. If . tral!lc accident. .. ) slaying 1vlthou1 Indicating who was responslbiP. on a ninf' W('('k gr<.~dlng period b<J'slr.; . arrest of John Haning, 22. Rl. 4, PomProy. brother of Steve Ha ning. According lo reports, J ohn Han · lng was arrested in connecllon wll h a n Incident which occurred al the Go lda Ep ple rps ldence o n Wednesday. HP was charged with Issuing menacing lhrea ts to Mrs . Golda E pple in connecl ion with hi s brother's case . .John Hanning Is being held In jail in llcuof $100bond . . "So far this year 98 percent ol bhlo's tratr1c accident fataUty .re ' ....,..,_., Charges filed after.incidents SIZes. (AP) -A communique purporting SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador Henry Hunter. Chester. has been elected chairman of the Meigs County Democrat Executiv e Committee. Employed at Kaiser Aluminum at Ravenswood, W.Va .. Hunter has been serving as vice chairman of the committee. As county cha ir· man he succeeds Bud Wilson. Chester Wells has been named vice chairman replacing Hunter In Ihat post. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter have two children, a son. Tom, at hom e. and a daughter. Rachel Livengood. who resides In Oeveland . As ne w county MISSES Summer Sale BOYS $4.95 SHIRTS ........ $3.85 BOYS $7.95 SHIRTS ....... $6.25 BOYS $9.95 SHIRTS ....... $7.75 · BOYS $12.95 SHIRTS .... $10.15 ot Highways CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -ThestateSupremeCourthasreopeneda Wyoming • County murder case to determine whether Joey Hall's conviction was tainted by failure to reveal a possible crlmlnal record of the prosecution's star witness. Hall Is from Ewlngton, In GaWa County. In a unanimous decision on Hall's appeal of a first-degree murder conviction, the Supreme Court overruled aU of his appeal grounds except one. The exception was a contention by Hall's lawyer that the conviction should be overturned because the prosecution did not make available to the defense the "rap sheet" of a man who was the main prosecution witness. The opinion by Justice Richard Neely said the Supreme Court could not decide that Issue from the Information before it. The decisiOn let Hall's conviction _st~d for t11e time llelng bl!t returned the .case to Wyoming County Circuit Court for proceedings 'there "to establish the prejudicial effect" of failure to disclose the witness' criminal record, 1! any . Neely's opinion did not name the witness In question but said he was the only eyewitness .to the crime of which Hall was convicted, the Aprtll~l shooting of James B. Laxton . . The case record Is unclear,' Neely said, about the defense's "efforts to obtain the criminal record; what effect on the trial the crtmlnal record, lt available, would have had, or whether the witness had a criminal record at all.". · Neely said failure to provide the defense with the crtminal record of a · · prosecution witness ciJuld restrict ·cross-eKa!lllnatlor and possible Impeachment of the witness' testimony. • · The shooting of Laxton allegedly. stemmed from an attempted Wegal drug transaction. He was shot on a Wyoming County stretch ot W.Va. 10 near the Logan County line. R£G. $5.DO ............ SALE !3.99 REG. $7.50 ........... SALE $5.99 REG. $11.00 ......... SALE. $8.79 lEG. $16.50 ........ SALE $13.19 REG. $3.50 ....... SALE $2.79 REG. $5.50 ....... SALE $4.39 $7.00 ....... SALE $5.59 $11.00 ...... SALE $8.79 ............. SALE $7 99 ............ SAl£ $11 .99 . ............ SAl£ $15.19 ............ SAl£ $19.99 Leftist group takes credit for.slaying Court reOpens murder case MEMORIAL DAY SALE! Bridge closed VIrginia Department > ' ·.• l Section•, 11 Paget. '20 C.nh A Mult imedia Inc. New•pop•r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, ·friday. May '2,7, 1983 . Copjriphted 1983 ( enttne at e Property transfers • • DORTIIA RIFFLE �= Commentary 2-'h Dally Sentinel Puri:w~ Middleport, Ohio Friday, #lay 27, 1983 . 2 Soak-the-women bil_l_ _ _ _J_ames_J_.K_ilpa_tric-'--k The Daily Sentinel II I Cou rt Street Pomt'r~;~y , Ohio DEVOTED TO THE ISTE~E ST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA llj;b t!'m~ f""T"'\.....'--r"'~c:::~.~ ~v ·- -- ROBERT L. WINGETT l"ubll ~ h~ ·r PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Assistant Puhlls/wr/ ('onl rolll•r Gf'nf•ral Mana~tt·r DALE ROTHGEB, ,JR. Nt•w!i F.dllor !\ MEMBF.H. of 11w t\ ssot:lu.tf·d Presli, Inland ()all)' l'n"S.o.; A.W)(·Latton and tht• Anwr1can Nt>Wspaper l"ublbdl(•r.t t\~ · hLI\on. LE'TTERS OF OPINION arc wclcomt_-'d . Th_•]r ~uuld hl! less than 300 words long. i\llletten. are suhj4!d. to editing and muo;t h.- :~~l gned with name, ad~ and telephone numhf·r. No u~l~d lclkn wtlllw! puhlWI:'il. l..ettf'I"'S should ht· In good ta.'ifR, addl'e'ls lng ~ues, not ~T!40nalltlf,. . WASHINGTON - It Is remarka- and H. R. 100, and the measures will ble, when you come to think abo!!! soon go 11. markup In committee. It , how little attention has been paid The purpose of the lo:glslation Is to the unisex Insurance btlls now deceptively simple: The bills would pending In the House and Senate.· prohlblt Insurance companies from These bills would affect every man, charging dlfl~rent rates lor men woman and teenager In the coun· and women. That Is aU there Is to It, try; they would add greatly to the but the consequences would be costs of state and loca l retirement Immense and most ol the burden would fall upon women. funds; they would hit women drivers with stunning Increases In ·-- Insurance companies hlstortcaUy the cost of their automobile liability have taken g~nder Into account In Insurance; they would effectively fixing premiums. As a class, women tend to live about 7.6 years ·transfer the regulation of Insurance rates from the states to the federal longer than men. AS a class, women are safer drivers than men, and government. Yet except lor the feminist thus. are Involved In !ewer acctmagazines and the trade press of . dents. Manifestly, some men live the Insurance Industry , few elelonger than some women, and some ments of the media have locked women are terrible -·drivers, but onto the story. Hearings have been facts ·are facts and rates have been held on the companion bills, S. 373 fixed accordingly. Reagan.,s message • • on negotiations reached Congress .' The hot llne doesn 't gq to Congress, but President Reagan's message did. It was one of reassurance - and it ha• been Issued three times now In tandem with major decisions on administration weapons and arms control proptlsals. Shortly before the House approved funds for the MX missile program on - Tuesday, Reagan once again recommended steps in Moscow and : Washington to reduce the risk of accidental nuclear conntct. It wasn't billed as part of the effort to lobby the MX through Congress, but It meshed with Reagan's emphasis on arms reductJon efforts as he sought to round up votes in favor of the new missile. The president wants to Improve the 20-year·old teleprinter hot line · between Washington and Moscow. He seeks an exchange of mllltarry : tnforr:natlon, and an arra~gement for International consultation In the : event terrorists provoke a nuclear crisis. The adminiStration has described · the proposa ls as an clfort In confidence building, and one that could fUrther · the process of negotiation for arms cont roL "Extending the ra nge of rapid communications between the United States and the Soviet Union would make an Important contribution to stability," Reagan sa id. His plan would scrap the 6(~word · per-mlnute hot line Installed after the : Cuban missile crisis of 1962, replacing It with a system permitting nearly : Instant communications between Washington and Moscow. He also : advocates high-speed communlcal.lons lines between the State Department and the Soviet Embassy In Washington, and between the Wi\SHINGTON - When PrestForeign Ministry and the U.S. Embassy In Moscow. He said that package would "add new dimensions to our dent Reagan meets allied leaders this weekend In Williamsburg, Va., communications efforts, allowlrig us to contact each other rapidly at he may discover In a very personal : political, mllltary and diplomatic levels, Improving our ability to contain way that he was snookered Into : crisis slrua lions." , Reagan's proposals date back to Thanksgiving, and the speech In which dropping the Soviet pipeline sane- he proposed the short ·lived dense pack plan , which would have based the tions -by a combination of friends : MX missiles In a bunch near Cheyenne, Wyo. Congress balked, and the and enemies. Some of the culprits current plan Is to put the new weapons Into existing missile silos In will be sitting right In the conference roorp with him. , Wyoming and Nebraska. In that nationally televised speech, Reagan coupled his request for a As I reported last November when Reagan announced the end of : go-ahead on the MX with proposals similar to those he Issued on Tuesday. the sanctions he had Imposed In : He said the two superpowers s~ould advise one another In advance about January 1982 - the Sovle leader· strategic missile tests and military exercises, and should have "a ship had outguessed the White broad· ranging exchange of basic data about our nuclear forces ... " House at every step of the game. "The more one side knows aboul what the other side Is doing, the less Prohably with the aid of the KGB's room there Is for surprise and miscalculation," Reagan said then . Intelligence network, the Kremlin He said the hot line worked satisfactory, bu t thai the administration leaders a ntlclpa ted Reagan's would consider Improving the system. The Defense Department proposed those Improvements on April 12. moves and che<;kmated him wtth along with the other steps Reag"!' repeated on Tuesday. The the skill of chess grandmasters. administration told Congress about the plan, and the president said It The CIA played Into the Kremwould complement his arms reduction proposals. lin' s handed by producing two shoddy Intelligence estimates on That announcement came on the eve of a House debate on the nuclear weapons freeze the administration oppposes. Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger said there was no connection between the two. A lrre-t.e resolution since has passed the House, but with amendments Imposing so many caveats that congressiona l opponents of the measure said they'd won. The president said It remained unacceptable to him . The Senate "Mr. Robert Pa!Ttsh, Magna hasn't acted, Cum Laude, will please step Weinberger said the administration had suggested the Improvement In forward ... I now present you with communications and the other measures during arms reduction your Bachelor of Arts degree." negotiations In Geneva. but that Soviet negotiators wouldn't deal with them "Thank you, sir." separately. (Applause from graduating class · The strategic rums ta lk.• have been going on for years. Weinberger said of Millard Fil lmore University.) ihe confidence-building communlcattons links could be Installed an<' "Mr. Parrish, may I have a word operating wlthln a matter of weeks. with you?" "I don't believe I know you." - "I'm from the First National Thomas JeffPrson Bank. According to our records you bormwed $25,890 to complete your education at 17 percent Interest. We were wonder· lng when you were going to start paying us back ." "I haven't even taken off my robe yet. Can't we talk about this . tomorrbw?'' "We don't know where we'll find - ·you tomorrow. That's why the bank Is now sending our people to graduations. We thought we cou ld work out a schedule ot payments. Do you have a job, Mr. Parrtsh?" " No, I don't have a job." ''What ldnd of a position were you planning to look for?" "I'm going to be a social worker," "Are you trying to tell me that yo!! believe you can pay back $25,890 plus 17 percent Interest on a social worker's salary?" "That's what I studied for. I always wanted to do something to help my fellow men and women." ''The bank considers It out ol the question. It would take you~ years .to pay back your student Joan. " "But the country needs social workers. There are a lot of people . out there hurting and In trouble. I know the pay Is lousy but there are other things In Ute besides making a lot of .money." " You really SHOULD buy some oeean front "I am sure there Is a need ior pio~ ty before It's eroded sway." your profession. But why not let the ~pie who don't owe student loans pursue It?" r·· . Testimony before the Senate as much as 242 percent, and Committee provided CltizeiiS Insurance by as much as data on what the unisex bills would 327 percent. Meanwhl!e, rates for mean lor single women In the area men dropped by eight percent to 58 · of automobile Hablllty Insurance. In percent. Pension funds In recent years Alabama, the aruiual premtuni have pi'ovlded a su bstantlal fringe would Increase by at least $63 and could Increase by $332. In New benefit lor employees In medlum Jersey, the range of Increases and large establlsh)nents. While would run lrorn ·$137 to $674. In . some plans provide Identical benetTexas, some companies would Its lor males and females, many charge only S9 more; others would other pension programs are predicated on the longer life span$ of have to cha-rge s:nl more. . The unisex prtnclple has been women. Thu5 women (or their embodied In state laws In Mlchlgan, employers) either pay more Into Massachusetts, North Carollna and the lund during ·their working Hawaii. The experience In Mlchl- years, or receive smaller monthly gan, as. described In the senate benefits when they retire. The hearings, must have thoroughly pending bUJs would prohibit this unsettled women drivers. State actuarial practice. The Supreme Court soon will Farm raised Its rates lor w~n by have Its say on the matter. On as much as 160 percent, Allstate b~ March 28 the court heard argument In Arizona vs. Norris, In which a state employee, Nathalie Norris, challenges one of the options offered by the state In Its pension program. Counsel lor tbe state told the court that an order demanding retroactive equality In benefit payments could "bankrUpt a lot" of pension plans. The same point was made In testimony before the Senate committee. Insurance companies are required to keep certain reserves. The American Legislative Exchange Council, In a recent publication, summed l!P the consequences In a sentence: "BeCause sexneutral legislation would require the companies to Increase the cash surrender value of women's Insurance policies, and decrease the premlums charged to men, the amount they will have to hold In reserve will greatly Increase." The Reagan administration has not tal!en a firm position on the pendjng bUJs .. Ori May 5, ·LabQr Secretary Ray Donovan said he wanted to give the bills "much further study," but surely little Commerce IT'S GU~~ ~I> ~OP.I.t NfCK AND NiCK.~ UKmS I!KK lo ~ART' ~~::i'ca~ ar;;;::r:e t~n '::'~~ ~= whole proposition. Sanctions sabotag.._.·-e_d ,- _______Ja_ck_A_n_d_er_so_n the likely effects of the sanctions. Then the agency compounded Its errors of judgment by following the recommendations of an American cmpany that stood to gain mllllons If the sanctions were lifted. Flnaly, the State Department was evidently .persuaded by our European allies that If the sanctions were ilfted they would join the United States In a broad agreement on trade with the Soviet bloc. Secretary of State George Shultz convinced Reagan this was the case. The president will find out this weekend just how empty the alUed leaders' assurances were. My associate Dale Van Alta has pieced together a story o! guile, greed · and Incompetence from secret documents and Interviews over the past six months . Here are .. the details: As I reported In November, the Kremlin figured -correctly- that Reagan would Impose sanctions on pipeline technology If the Russians cracked down on the rebellious Pol~. Knowlngthelrown timetable for the crackdown, the Soviets rushed to nail down contracts for pipeline equipment with Western suppliers. The final contract was signed In Moscow on Dec.l4, 1981the day after martial law had been declared In Poland, and two weeks before Reagan announced the sanctions. The one U. S. company whose products were considered by the Soviets to be vital to their pipeline was General Electric. And GE obviously stood to make a bundle If the sanctJons were lifted. Knowing this, the CIA relied heavily on GE for Information on how the sane!Ions were working - or not working. A GE representative, In fact, coordinated and controlled a twohour CIA briefing for White House and State Department officials In early 1982. Hls presentation natu· rally favored dropping the sanclions, and It went substantially unchallenged by the CIA. In August 1982, the CIA produced an Intelligence estimate that dumped all over the sanctions. Upset by the report, National Security Adviser William Clark wrote CIA Director William Casey In September and asked hlm to reconsider. Examination of the CIA's August estimate shows It was a poor effort. The CIA also drastically underestlmated the value to the Soviets of their pipeline to Western Europeobviously a vital conslderatlon In assesslngthedegreeofpunlshment Inflicted by the sanctions. Choice of careers. . ._________Ar_t_B_uc_hwa_ld Berry's World ,, .J - '• - ~- ~- ..---·---·---- -· "What do you want me to do? " "Join a large corporation. I'm certa in wJth your scholastic record you could be earning $75,(0) a year In no time." "I don't want to work for a large corporation. U I did I would have gone to business school." "U you knew you were going to be a social worker why did you apply for a student loan?" "Because I couldn't afford to go to college without one. Noone asked m e when I applied for the money what I Intended to be when 1 graduated." "We assl!med that you would go Into something that paid well, so you could honor your loan . II was your duty to level with us, so we would know from the start you were a bad risk." · "Well, It's too late now. I spent the money on my education and I'm going to devote my life to social work. I'll pay yu back when I can." "I think you ought to know, Mr. Parrtsh, that student loans are guaranteed by the U.S. government and they are taking a very harsh view of people who are not making good on them." "What you're saying Is the government Is only Interested In students ,who are going to make enough money to pay back their loans? What happens to the ldds who want to be teachers and nurses, or work In the Inner cities? America needs them, too." The Daily Senlinel Page 3 Friday, flrtty 27, 1983 • "Possibly, but that Isn't our concern, Is It? We loaned you the money In good faith . II I go back to the bank and tell them that you're going Into social work, we'll.have to report It to Washington, and the next thing you know, you will be dealing with the FBI. Please, for your sake, reconsider what you want to do lor~ living. I understand, If you play you'r cards light, you can rise very last In the telephone company." . "No dice. The bank Is stuck with a social worker whether you people like It or not." , "II that's your last word, Mr. Parrish, you'll have to excuse me. I see a graduate over there wbo owes us $24,000 and wants to become a church mlnlster. That's the last .straw.'' Giants' Laskey tops Dodgers; Easler paces Bucs' 6-4 win ""'"""'ted rr- Phlladelphla-Montreal game. By "Dodger Blue" makes Bill Las· keyseered. Plrales 6, Reds 4 "It reallypwnpsmeup," says the Mike Easler drove In three runs San Franctscopttcher ottheGlants' with a sacrtrlce fly and two-run rivalry with the Los Angeles · homer to lead Pittsburgh over Dodgers, Cincinnati. The adrenallile Willi obviously Easler's sacrifice fly drove In the flowing ,f or Laskey Thursday night second run In a four-run rally In the when he helped the Giants beat their fourth Inning that gave Pittsburgh a Intrastate California foes ~3 for his 4-llead. In the sixth, Easler's homer . sixth straight victory. made It 6-1 and provided the PlratC$ - ·,I really didn't learn about this with their eventual winning runs. rivalry until last year, when I beat Lee 1\uulell, 1-i. pitched 5 1-3 Fl!l'lla!ldo Valenzuela, and then I Innings to gain the victory. Two saw how our guys and the fans relievers !lnlshed up, Including Kent reacted," said Laskey, &4, who Tekulve, who recorded his second pitched Into the eighth inning before save. needing relief help from Greg The slow-starting Pirates bad a Minton. · 15-21 record before Thursday night's Jeff Leonard slugged two home game. runs and Jack Clark added a solo Cubd, Braves I sbot to power the Giants to their Bill Buckner hit a twO-run double sixth straight victory In j.J:JS and Jay Johnstone slUgged a homer Angeles. The loss snapped the as Chicago defeated Atlanta behind Dodgers' !our-game winning the combined pitching of Paul streak. Moskau'and Bill Campbell. In other NatiOiia!Leagueactlon, It Moskau, 3-21 scattered nine hits, was Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 4; walked one and fanned live before Chicago 5, Atlanta 1 and St. Louts 5, needing Campbell's l'!!llelhelpln the Houston 3. Rain washed out the eighth, when the Br~ves scored on a tt1ple by Brett Butler and a single by Rafael Ramirez. ~kner said he was using tearni't'ate Ron Cey's bat during the game and now has live hlts In seven trips with it. Cardinals G, Astro8 3 George Hendrick's three-run double keyed a lour-runflrst Inning that ~red St. Louts over Houston . Tom Herr opened the gamewltha walk, took secOnd on Ken Oberk!ell's single and went to third as Lonnie Smith hlt tnto a lorceout. Keith Hernandez was lntentJonally walked to load the bases before Hendrick stroked a two-bagger to left -center field to make It 3-0. WWie McGee followed with a double ott loser Mike LaCoss, 3-4, to give the Cardinals a 4-0 lead and their eventual winning run. Dave Von Ohlen, who relieved starter Bob Forseh tn the third, gained the win In his first decision of the year. Von Ohlen pitched 5 1-3 Innings and gave up three hits before getting relief help himself from Bruce Sutter, who picked up his fourth save. Red Sox take one game lead in AL's East Division race By Associated Press About the only honor that has eluded Carl Yastrzemsld In his 23-year major league career Is a world championship. And In his last hurrah, the 43-year-old slugger Is llnally making his presence felt. Playing In just his 19th game of wl\at he has said will be. his final · cainpaigii, Yastrzemski hit his first borne run ol the seas<in and 443rd of his career Thursday night and Dwight Evans and Jim Rlce also homered, powering Boston to a 7-2 victory over Toronto. It gave the Red Sox a one-game lead over the Blue Jays In the American League East. "I haven't lett better all year," said Yastrzemskl, whospentlOdays In traction recently for muscle spasms In his lower back. "Tonight Is the best I've felt this season." In the only other American League games, the Kansas City Royals extended Baltimore' ssldd to seven games by defeating the Orioles S-2 and the Texas Rangers beat the Chicago White Sox 3-1. With a .258 batting average entering the game, only three p,revtous runs batted and a nagging back problem, Yastl"let'llskl's final season seemed destined to be one to forget . But his two-run homer In the second Inning gave the Red Sox a 3-0 lead againSt Toronto ace Dave Stleb and theoldwarborsealsoslngledlor a 2-for-2 night. Yastrzemsld said he had felt uncomfortable at the plate since his return to.lhe llneup, but arecentc~at With Manager Ralph ·Haul< helped solve his dilemma. Stleb, S-3, wbo had allowed only three runs while wlnnlng his last five starts and hadn't surrendered a home run In 80 2-3 Innings, lasted only three Innings and gave up live runs on five hits. Evans hit a wind-aided, opposite-field homer to right for a 1.0 lead In the first Inning and Y astrzemskl made It 3-0 In the second after a leadoff walk to Wade Boggs. Boston added two runs In the top of the fourth - Yastrzemskl contributed hlsslngle-andsentStiebtohls earliest exit of the season. And Rice hlt a two-run horner In the sixth. Boston reliever Bob Stanley entered thegamewlth two out In the fourth after Bob Ojeda walked three consecutive ba tiers following a two-run homer by Cliff Johnson. Stanley went the rest of the way, allowing two hits. Royals 8, Orioles 2 At Kansas City, Frank White's three-run homer capped a four -run third Inning as the Royals extended the Orioles' skid to the longest of the seal;on In the AL. Kansas City's Steve Renko survived a rocky start and sc~ttered six hits through seven Innings. M)l<e Armstrong pl!ched the flna1 two: · - . White's blast off loser Mlk<o> Boddlcker made the score . 6-2. Rookie Pat Sheridan started the uprising with a one-out double. With two out, Hal .McRae walked and went to second on an RBI single by Amos Otis. White then chased Boddlcker with his fourth homerun: Rangers 3, White Sox l At Chicago, Rick Honeycutt checked Chicago on two hits over eight · Innings and Larry Parrish singled home one run and scored another as Texas snapped a lour-game losing streak. Honeycuttgaveupa leadoffs Ingle to Rudy Law In the first Inning a nd didn't allow another hlt until Marc Hill hit his first home run of the season with oneoulln the eighth. He walked five, struck out three and twice picked oft runners attempting to steal. Swimming lessons at Middleport pool A schedule lor swimming lessons at Middleport Pool has been announced by Mary Slavin, swim· mlng Instructor. The first session will be held June 13-24. The first session Includes advanced lifesaving from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.; a basic rescue and water safety course from 10 a.m. to ll a.m. and adult beginner classes !rom 7: 30 p.m. to 8: 30 p.m. People must be 15 years of age to sign up for advanced lifesaving class. The baste rescue and water safety course Is open to persons ages nine and up --:ho can pass certain simple eligibility requirements. The major emphasis of the course Is sell-rescue skills and extension rescues. It teaches the student how to correctly respond to aquatic emergencies and develops a positive attitude toward safety In or about the water, Slavin reported. Advance ll!esavlng Is $15 and haslc rescue and water safety Is $12. For each .additional child In a family there will be an extra $10 charge. For those wishing to sign up call Mary Slavin at 992-3710, Pat Kitchen at 992-6212 or the pool at 992-9968. SAFE AT HOME l'tttsburgh l'tratcs' outfielder Dave Parker slides across home beating the tag by Cincinnati Reds' Cl!lcher Alex _Trevino during the fourth Inning of tht•lr Nntlonal League grune ln ctnclnnntl Thursda)' night. l"nrkrr ~ored on a double by Tony Pt•na. (AI' L:...,.rpl1<>1o ). Weekend fishing good COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - Here Is the weekly fishing report from the Ohio Department of Narurat Resources: Central Ohio Kiser Lake. - -This Champaign County lake has some excellent fishing In late May for blu<>gtlls, crappies and walleyes. The blueflll are In shallow waterdurlng this time of year. A good way to catch them Is to use a fly rod and small poppers. The crappie fishing Is best around submerged vegetation and tree tops. The walleye !lshlng Is usually the best by drift fishing along rip-rap and gravelly points. Kokoslng RJver -The Kokoslng RJver In Morrow and Knox counties Is a good spot to try some spring stream fishing. Smatlmouth bass, rock bass, bullheads and suckers can he caught In the river. Southeast Ohlo Ohlo Power Area - There are 2.000 acres of fiShing water In the Ohio Power Recrea tton Area located near McConnelsville. The area Is dotted with hundr-eds of strip mine ponds stocked with largemouth bass, smaUmouth bass, bluegtlls and channel catfish. Jackson Lake - Jackson Lak<' located near Oak Hillis a good spot to try lor bass, bluegills and crappies. There Is a good popu lation of big bass In Jackson . The bass fishing Is usually good around lily pads and submerged timber . r.:===========;J COUNTY " N ew In the Area '' 9 Yoars Experience Special Intr oductory Rates " FREE ESTIMATES" APPLIANCE INC. ACCENT FENCE Pomeroy, OH . 677 Third Ave . 446 · 1699 PH. 992 -6931 Washers , Dryers, Refrigera tors, Ranges, TV sets . ROYAL OAK PARK Open Memorial Day Weekend SAT., SUN ., MON., MAY 28, 29, 30 AT 1:00 P.M. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St . CLOSED MAY 3 1st WILL RE-OPEN JUNE 1st Weds. thru Sun. Open at 1 :00 Closed Mondays - Tuesdays Pomeroy, OH . 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COLtJ1.1BUS, Ohlo (AP) -Suspended Baltimore Colts quarter. back Art Schlichter Is expected to undergo treatme!lt for compulsive gambling for about etiht weeks at a prtvate rospltal lnAmttyvl]le, N.Y., lllld then redi!VI! flll1her treatment as an ootpatlent, a television station reports. Columbus television station WBNS-TV reported Thursday night that Schlichter Is hQspltaUZed at South Oaks Hospital In Amltyvllle. which Is on Long Island. A man who answered the telephone at the hospital late 'llntrsday night and who woold Identify hlrnseH only as Eddie said be could not comment on the report. The tel!.'Vislon station said-also that the rospltal woold not comment on whhether Schlichter was there. The fonner Ohio State quarterback'slawyer,JohnJ.Chl!ster,has said Schlichter was hospitalized for a gambling problem, but has d~llned to say where. · Meanwhile, Chester said his S.1n F"randsro :r l Lol> An~lt>!> Nrow Yorio: at San D ILWJ Te!Cas at Chicago ;Jt ..JJ5 Sr. I £AJI ~ at liouslon f foF. ton at Toronto lbston "' 7 7\6 IRUhlt•O-l l. I R I 4·21. 1n1 11 .,ftl dt•lphla tC.ulrnn It ~ I . tnl St. Louis tAndujru- MlnnP.SOLa tHavcns J..t a11d F'\Lsun 1-fh at Defl"'(jt tM onis 15 and RIT/.I'ma 1-0, Fk>slon !Tudor 2·21 ii i Toronto tCiancv !) Antre~ Montreal f'rid~ 'A GIIlfH..."' California rKl'\00 tlllylt'Y£>n22 1. rn1 )I Atlanta San .;15 " "' i..al 16 15 WIOIT DIVIIION . ~~ : g: Philadelphia '.!1. BOARD ~lNG - Philadelphia 76ers' Moses Malone battles Los Angeles Lakers' Kareem Abdui-Jabbar under the boards as he drives to the basket during fourth quarter NBC Champloll!lh!p action In Philadelphia Thursday night. Malone scored 24 polnt,s to leod ilte 76ers to a 1(13.93 victory. (i\l' Lasei'photo). · · The Daily Sentinei~Poge 5 · Friday, May 27, 1983 Pome"'y-Middleport, Ohio owed to his Baltimore bookies. "My understarullng Is there was a debt of $750,(0) or more," he said. "But the money owed to those Individuals (the bookies) Is not an enforceable debt It's my understanding he stU! owed them about $150,(0). They're barred from trying to collect that debt." Harold E. Brooks Jr., Samuel R Alascla and Joseph Serlo. all of Baltimore. Md .. · pleaded guilty 76ers defeat Lakers Get Your . Monday toonefederalcounteacllof Interstate travel to promote gambUng, In connection with the Schlichter case. The former Ohio state University football star still owes$Ul,(O)for his Balttmoreeondomlnlumandnearly $500,!rolngarnbllng·relateddebtsto other creditors. In the CWTellt Issue of Sports Wustrated magazine, Chester Is quotedassaylngSchllchter'sdebtls "a ten1ble, terrtble bunlen." Chester said Schlichter told him he had thoughts of suicide last winter during hls worst days In Baltimore, but that, to his knOWI· edge, Schlichter never actually tried to take his own !He. "Schlichter sa:ld to me that the thought had crossed his mind, but that's crossed the minds of a lot of people. But by the time he got to us• he was pretty well straightened out •" he sa ld , In the Sports Illustrated lnterview, Chester described Schlichter as "a frenzied bettor." FREE YOU CAN WIN BI.NGO CARDS From These Merchants!! $ Per Week MARK V GROCERY In Bingo Bucks FRANCIS FLORIST By Playing rt==========:::; The Daily Sentinel NEWSPAPER (USPS 14!1-MO) t\ Division of Multimedia , l•c . .Publl i hed every afternoon, Monday thr ough Friday . 11 1 Court Street, by the Ohio Valley Publis hing Company - M ulUmedia , Inc .. Pomeroy, Ohio 457691 992· 2156. Second class postage pald at Pomeroy, Ohio. 352 E. Main St., Pomeroy, OH. SWISHER-LOHSE PHARMACY - Member: The Assocla.tt'd Press, In· la nd Da lly P ress Assocla ton a nd the American Newspaper Publlsl)ers As· Adv@< r!lslng Repre. st'nla_tlw, Bran ha m Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Ave nue . New York , New York 10017. . sucla~ loh, Na~ lofia l 112 E. Main St. POSTMASTER : Sfo nd a dd ress to The .Dal ly_Se ntl nel.lll Cour t SL, Pomeroy, Ohio 457 69. Middleport, OH. N. 2n Ave. Pomeroy, OH. , SUBSt:KJPI'ION KATES 8)' Carrier or Mo,or Route O m~ Wt>e"k ......... ....... .. .... .......... . $1 .00 One Mont h ... ......................·.. .... $4.40 One Yea r ... ............ ....... ., ....... $52 .80 *It's FUN *It's FREE *There's ANew-Game ·on A·· New Color Card Each Week SINGLE COPY PRICES Dally .. ... ......... .. : .......... ..... . 20 Ce nts Sub§crlbers not des ir ing to pay th e carrier may re mit In adv ance direct to The Da ll y Senti nel on 3, 6'or 12 month basis. Credi t will be. give n carr ier each · month. No subscriptions by mal l permitted In tow ns. w he re home carrlf'r service ts 698 E. Main St. ava il a ble. . MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS lmdd e Ohio 13 Weeks .. . .. ... . .. .... . . .. $14.04 A Winning Card Will TOP MARAUDERS - Winners Qf the Meigs baseball awards, chosen from lelt were !iOphumure Nick Bus~. most Improved; junior Dave FoUrod, leading batter ( .3<13); and senior Scott !I unison, most valuable player . Harrison also w!IS an all·dlstrtct selection and wUI campcte In the all·dL•trlct game S1mday at Ironton. Pictured on far rtght Is head co~~eh Tim Saunders. Wadkins, Crenshaw lead tournament DUBLIN , Ohio (AP) - Lanny Wadkins a lways knew he could play Mulrfleld Village Golf Club. He proved II again Thursday, gra bbing a shareofthe first-rou nd lead In the Me morial Tournament. However, Ben Crenshaw, matchIng Wadkins' 5-under-par 67, Is just discovering Ihe right way to master Jack Nickla us' Immaculate 7,l lbyard layout. Wadkins, 32, has finished In the Memorial's top 10 tim"!' of Ihe las t four years . Twelve of his 21 rounds have beaten or equ~led par on this cou rse of swift, undulating greens. -Crenshaw and Wadkins both pOsted their best performances over Mulrfle ld Village In the cool, sunny weather. However, It was only the filth time In 25rounds that Crenshaw had been under par here. Thursday may have typified Crenshaw's 1983 comeback from last year's slump when he won no tournaments and only $54.!XXJ. Already he "s earned $207,!XXJ and one t llle this year . "Jackie Burke told me he didn't have to turn the newspaper upside Look Like HOLZER CUNIC LTD. This... SPEOAL MEMORIAL DAY HOURS Urgent Care service will be provided from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Monday, May 30, 1983 at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from the .Department of. Family Practice and Pediatrics will be available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room. Pediatric Patients should call446-5287 for a time to be seen. NORTII RANDALL, Ohio (AP ) - With Brian MIUsat therelns,Solld Nallve captured first place In the featured eighth race at Thistledown . covering the six furlongs In 1:13 3-5. Solid Na live returned $8.60 to win, $5.20 to place and $2.40 toshow.Joe's Tribute ran second a nd paid $3.60 and $2.40. Third-place Ida's Blutfer paid $2.20. PICK UP FR~E BINGO CARDS: loc h week (ad ul~ ooly piBlse). ptck up ;'(lUI Free bmgo Cards from the spons.or1ng merchan~ l1sted. RlJies of thegame allow the merchants to g~ve you onI~ one card for each !~tore vrsil. You may, howeOJer. make as man~ VISitS as you wiSh each day ol the week. THE MORE CARDS VOU PlAV THE BETIER VOUR CHANCES ARE TO ~N. HOW TO PlAY: Check th< ails m EACH DAY'S ISsueol lHEOAIL Y SENTINEL The ads of the merchants lr s1ed wrll contarn ooe or more "Newspaper Btngo" number tn the "Brngo Bug'' symbol (shown beklwl. Octasonally, numbers tn Ihe"'lingo Bug'" may be flllnd ~sewhere m lite "'"" Cite<k the claSSlited ad moo lor adcl1iooal numbe~. IF YOU CANMATCH ~UST ORCLE OR T THE MATCHING NUMBERS! AU 24 NUMBERS OM ONE OF YOUR BINGO CARbS WITH THE TOtAL Of NUMBERS PUBUSHED IN All THE ISSUES OF THE DAILY SENTIN!l EACH WEEK - YOU HAVE A"BINGO"'! AND YOU ARE A WINNER. AT LEASl SSO.OO WEEKLY!! Wmners w1Ushare a ~eekly pme of $50 00 111 "81ngo Bucks" - they soend the !>arne ~s cash w~h any of the sponsormg merchants hied It there tson~ - 011e wmner . he 'MOSall rj the $50.00. I! there IS more than one l'tnner . all wtnners shMe the $50 DO equally It there are no wrnners any week. the $50 00 wt.~kly pnze wtl be added to the loltow1ng week"s pnze lund CHECK EACH ISSUE OF THEPAPER Anew game wtll start each Sunday arxJ ~ w mpleled the lollowmg Saturday Be sure kl check each days 1ssue ot THE DAILVSENTINEL, Ill Court St.. PomefOy, OH 45769. because some of the numbers may a~r rn each day's rssue AI numbers needed to complele each week's game wil have appeared by each FrK1ay 's rssue. Anew set ol brngo numbers writ t.! publtshed k.lr each week's game. A new color of bmgo cards wtll be available each week at ttle spomnnng metch<mls' s!Ofes. To be eltgr ble to wrn. you must ~ay Bingo ca rds of the correct color tor that week's game The color oil he ~ rd s f<J each weeK's game w~l be announced each week oo thrs page. ' Ph. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY 570 W. Main St. Per Week DIFFERENT COLORED CARDS EACH WEEK: The ookx ol the cards c~angE each week lo be a wmner. you must play Bmgo cards of the correct cokHIOf that wee K. Mut~ated ordered cards w~t nd btl honored All24 NUMBERS ON A CARD MUST BE MATCHED TO WtN. CHANCE OffiRIINES NUMBERS ~n (lll numbels lrn eacl• ~·s· game are drawn s1nctly at rall1om .11 the oHtee ot !ht5 newspaper. Some d u ~rc<!tJOn of Bmgo numbers may appear In the merchants ads - Of elsewhere tnltle paper Th iS ctuphcattOO does oot affect the game or the to1.1t numbersdrawn ·AI numhe~ lor each week's game w~l appear someplace rn the pit~ Employees ol ttn neW!paper and members ot their lllfllliles are ool etrg1ble to wrn any of ltle l)'lles. Newspape1 BtniJl tS a J)fogrrtm copy nghted and r~stered by Marketing Research As.soclill~. Mtnneapols. Minnesota. If You're Not A Daily SUGAR RUN .MILLS JI'H. 99~.i-2115 Mulberry Ave. .' Pomeroy, OH, Sentinel Subscriber, Clip This Coopon And Subscribe NOW! . Pomeroy, OH. K&C JEWELERS in Bingo Bucks To be a potential winner you must read The Daily Sentinel every day. Bingo Bugs with numbers will appear in the sponsor's ads every day and a new game -starts each Sunday. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 P.M. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 12-3 P.M. MJDIXIPORT "ON THE T" In Middleport, OH. IF YOU ARE AWINNER: II you have a wrnn r n~: Bm~o c;u(t, on whr ch all 74 numhe~ h1tve been matched w~h the total or the numbers puiJitshed du nr~g the wee~ 111 The Oa1ly Senhrlel , prtnl your name. address. phone number oothe back ot ~our card' and m;nl to' nhe f!fl11elope conlatn rtR ~our card must he rPcetvOO by 500 p m Tuesd<! y of the tll loWin~ week) or brtn ~ yo UI carr! to the otftr.e of th e Oatly Senhnet by 500 p.fll Tucsd<ty ot !lw trJiowrng week ers, Mediment 1ft N. 2nd GINZA - - - - - - - T H I S IS HOW IT W O R K S - - - - - - NO OBLIGATION DR PURCHASE NECESSARY: There • no obligation or purchase necessa~. Acopy of the paper IS available lor playing tt-. game at tile offia! ri lhiS newspaper - also at !he public ~bla~ - atso a Btn(lll card and or co~es ol Tht Dai ~ 5emnel contao~g lhe mn(lll numtm may IE olltatned by ma~mg your request to thiS newspaper (please p1nt your name and address clearlyl. You may ~ay as many cardsas you wish they are tree. Get addibooat cards - ·orE at a ttme- each day of tile - lrom tt-. men:hanls hsti!d (adufts oot~ Prescriptions. Pomeroy, OH . 2nd St. ----..---RULES OF .THE G A M E - - - - - - - We Fill Ohio and West Virginia Welfare, Ohio and West Virginia Co'1'pensation PCS, Blue Cross, United Mine Workers, Boilermak- DUTTON DRUG CO. POWELL'S SUPER VALU This Week's Card Is YELLOW For Game No. 6 May 29-June 4 26 W('C'ks ... ... .... .... .. .. . .. $27.30 52 Wee ks ........ ........... .. ...... ... $51.48 Ouhdde Ohio · Pomeroy, 212 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. LANDMARK OF POMEROY 540 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. Ir------------~-------, BRING OR MAIL THIS COUPON I I TO: THE DAILY SENTINEL/ ORCULATION DEPT. I: I 1 1 I 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH. 45769 I: 1: 1; II ~ Please begin my subscription to The Daily Sentinel immediately. ·Name ............. .~ ....... .......................................................... ........ . Address ...... ..... .... .... ............. , ... ........... ..... ,.. ..... .... ... ~· ... .... ......... .. . , City ..................... ................... ........... .. .... ..... ...... ... ....... ......... .... Zip Code................ ..................................................................... ~Number ... :.... .............................·.. ................................. .. .. I:.: I; I ~ 1 :; ·······-----------------~ :· �Page Friday, flay 27. 1983 6 1M Daily Sentine~ - Calendar SATIJRDAY MEMORIAL DAY*I983 . SPECIAL SERVICES - Special services wDI be conductA!d at the Fll'!lt Clmrch of the Nazarene, tonight through Sunday, with tbe Rev. R.W. CWJo nlngham, of Institute, W.Va. Singing will be by the Rev. and Mrs. David J. Myers, pictured above. Services begin at 7 p.m. tonight and Saturday. Sunday services are at 10:00 a.m., and G:OO. POMEROY - Church services at Red Brush Church of Christ Saturday and Sunday. Saturday services a t 7· 30 p m . and Sunday services at 10 a. m. and 6 p .m. Denver Hill of Foster, W. Va., will be the guest speaker. RIVERSIDE V,W. INC., AND IT'S EMPLOYEES WOULD LIKE TO THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED PAST AND PRESENT DURIN~ OUR TIME OF NEED. U nired Merhcxiisr worship service set HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville · Sclplo Alumni Association wtll hold lts annual banquet Saturday at 7 p m . A dance wUI follow at 9 p.m. The event will be held at the Harrtsonvllte School. There will be round and square dancing. Music wtll be by "Travel'n Light." Reservations may be made by calling Lennie Jewell at 992-2634 or Joy Clark at IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY 1983 RIVERSIDE V.W. WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAY MAY 29, 1983 MONDAY MAY 31~ 1983. Pastor Robert . Robinson wUI conduct a special worship service with the assistance of the choir at Heath United Methodist Church In Middleport at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. The choir under thl' dlrectlon of Joan Robinson wUJ sing "Glve Us This Day Our Dally Bread." Guest soloist, Fra nklin Blackstone, wUJ present two numbers and the pastor wUl speak on the theme, "Two Different Worlds." The public Is Invited 992-3690. Happenings Car wash scheduled MIDDLEPORT- A car wash wUI be held Saturday at Ellis Sohlo, Middleport, from 10· 30 a .m . to 4 p.m. sponsored by Busy Beavers 4·H Club. Ice ~ream INC., WILL BEGIN THEIR GIGANTIC MEMORIAL This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. ;:a - SWISHER & LOHSE EWS & SONS soHIO Complele . Service Locust & Beech Str~t Automotive "SELEBRAT ~!~ ~ . 11.5% A.P.I.: AVAILABLE ON ALl 1913 MODELS TO QUALIFIED· APPLICANTS. HUGE DISCOUNTS! Look For Our "Red Tag" Reduction Sticker On AI Cars During This Specia Sale. Prices In Effect Through Tuesday May 31, 1983 Until 12 Noon. Fire & Equipment Sales and Serv1ce Brogan-harr-t:r · B04(1W , Main "2-2311 Pomeroy RACINE Mill Work · Cabinet Mak1ng (I l 0 lffi!NIT\' OI URCH . R<-\ W H f'<' 1Tin. REN E. ColilC'rpastor Union Gk> andn Mulbcrl"\ , n~; M('('lung, i!SSI pastor Clvd<' Hende-rson. pastor ("ffi('fttus Sundav ~hool It :n a m , C:i('n McClung, V~ll B\-rt'T, 7 p.m , midrW('('k sr:rviN\ W('(!nes· da\ ,7 pm , 5C'~[('(' GRACE EPIS('()PAL CHURCH - rb; f. MaIn St , Poll"t('ttly Sunday st'IVI('('S Holy Communion on thr r!r-~t Sundav of rac h month. and combined with mornlnR prawr on lhr third Sundav. Mornmg prar('r and wrmon on ,,JJ othc>r Sundayo;; oC the month CHRT~ m POMEROY WESTSIDE CIIUJl('fl OF CHRIST nl W Main St 992 !U:I!l Vocal music Sund<l\ w or.;h lp 10 a.m., Blbk' study 11 ,, m . wurshlp ti p m Wrdm'Sd<ly Bible Rtud:o, 7 p m OLD DEXTE R BIBLE CHR IST IAN Lu<·a ~ . pastor Sunoa\ UN ITF.D MEUiS CIXlf'EMTIVE PARL'H IIN1TED ME1110DL'IT ORJRCfl Fay Swer, 'Direclor IW\'. Seldon .JotiJMn twv Rlchurd 'lltolua." Chuf'('h School 9 l') .t m . nm . UMYF.~ ·' Klpm: UMW. THird ~a~. 7 Yl p m Commun ity firsl Sundav C HE~ ER Worsh ip 'I a m . Churt'h Schoo l lOam Blblf' Studv. Thursdav, 7 p m UMW flr"'l1 Thursda\ 1 p m , Commumon ftrsl Sundav JOPPA - Worshrp ~ 'Kl a m . Chuif·h &hOO I. 10: .ll a m B1hl<• Stud ~· . Wi'dnf'S(Ia\ , 7 .J) pm LONG OCYrlDM - Chul't'h School, 11 )') a m . Wo1 ship. 7 p m . Bibk'- Studv Wf'dnf'Sd,rv. 7 :ll p m. UMYF. W«::n('!.O{jJv , 6 p. m .. Communion F'n st SundU\ REEDSVll l F. - Churrh School. 'I :.J a.m ; Worsh ip 11 ,r m n.JPPER.f,j PI.AINS !-.'T PAUl.- Chuft'h ~hool. !la m. Worc;t1Jp. lfla.m : 81blf'St udv, Tut'Sdav, 7 XI p m . UMW . Third 1'uf:osd1H 7 .11 p m .. C'omm umon first Sunda y ALFRF:O - Wol~h ip, ll nee SYRACUSE, OH PHONE 992-5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of voplable •nd beddmg plants, folioce plants 111d han&mg baskets. Also a larp selection o! shrubbery and dward frUit trees. RlJ!1AND F'IRST BI\PTI"'' CHUHC'H - Sistl'f Harriett 'fl.trTlC'r. Sup! Sund.n ~ Iori q l1 a m : mor nmg worship, 111· 4~ a m Holiday, Rlv~rslde V. W. Will Give To Each Family Who VIsits .Our SPECIAL MATINEES I MAY 28. 29. 30 SAT · SUN· OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 SF:VENTI-1 OAY ADVENTIST Mulbt'rn HC'Ign ls Road, Porrwrtiv Mlrh<rC'I Plan ko\loskl. pa~tor · RH.r Whltf' S:.rhbi.rlh Sc·hool Supt St.tbl>a th School i s at 'l. p m on Saturduv with W<l!'Sh ip SC'f\ ~ fo ll cm:in~ ,Jt 11~ p m a POMF:ROY BAP'm,T D.•v•d M.mn. mlnls1Pr: William Snouff(lr, ~und:.lv SrOOol sup! Sunda\ Sl:hool ~ .11 a m . MorninJ.: worship 10 ll m F'TRST SOUTHERN RA.PTI ST I'Drl'lf'rtn PikP Oavlrl Hunt. p.a slor Ros:;f'l 1\irnf'r, Su nd a\' School Supc'rlntr•ndf'nl Sunday school. ~ .' II a m mor 11 In,:: wor,..hip to· ' W) , f"VC'nmg wor-.:hrp, 7: :JI p m MldwN"I praH• r l'll('(>fing. 7 .l ) p m MIDWAY COM M UNITY \H UR('H , DC'x trr Rd , l..anRSVIIIf' Rrv /\ A llughPs Pa~1or Sundav School 10 a.m Sc-1'"\'iN'S lln '1\K'sdi.iv Thur~l<n .rrtd Sundav i .ll p m FA1TII TA.BF.RNACI.E O IUTt\11, EL.11IP\ Run Ratld RPY F:mlllf'll R.rwson , p.a i>;tOI Handk>y Dunn supl Su ncla\ S<' hool. HI a m Sunda\: C'v1• n i n~ scr-viC't' 7· :rt p m B lbk''f'<K·hln~o~ . 7 10 p m Thursda v. SYRACUSE MJ!;.t;TON. Chf'rrv St . SH.t PUS(' Sc•rvln-s. 1n am. Sunday. F.V(' nin~ I"N'\'k'Nl, Sundav and Wrdt'lNida v. i p.m Showroom One Dozen Red Silk SUNDAY 1 to 5 F'IR~ IF YOU DON'T BUY FROM US WE BOTH LOSE. MIDDI.F.PORT CllUHCH OF mRI~1 '1N JOHN SANG General Manager lOSS Sales Manager CHRISTIA/\' Ul'\ ION. l.a \Hrnr'f' Manic'\ , pastm , Mr s RusS('II Y oung Sundav Srhoo l Sup! Sunda\ Sc'hool 11.:11 a.m . f:\'<' 01112 worship 7 .l ) p m Wr..ln1 •sdm J-lr<~wr m('C'l lnJ: 7· Jft p.m . 1\ff MORIAH CHURCH OF' GOD ltat'lfX' - R<'\' .lamt"5 Sa!lc>rfiC'Id. pastor Momln~ worship 9· <I~ .t m . Sunda,v School10 4~ .r m . N£1ninR wm.,;hip 7 p.m . 'f'u<>sda\ , 7 .11 p m . ladk'spravrrm .......t ln,:t Wf'd:nf'Sdm 7llpm KATIE HOFFMAN Office Manager YPE MIDDI.f: I'OnT Fresh Whole BAfYI'IST Cor""' Sixth and Pahl'lf'r lh<' RPv . Mmk MC'Ciung Suncla v school9 . 1~ u.m .. Dan Whltl'. Sunda\ Sctu.rl supt .• John Rc•ll)(' l. Sr., a~"'· supt. Mornln.e: Wor.~ hlp 10: 1!1 a.m . \'outh nl('('f l ~ 7· :1) p m WrodrtP.Oday. IJ'K'Iudl n~ w'N:• tots, ca~r bcavr rs, junior astroo nuts. and lunlor and smlo1 hl,::h BYF: f'holrpracll«'ft Jlp m Wf!di'K'S<Wv; p1 ayc'r fll('('flnli!: and lli~lr studv . Strawberry Pie W~ay. 7::11 p m CltVR\H OFCHRI~ . Mlddi<'!JQri , 5ihund $4.29· JOHN KUHN JAN CARTEl · Parts Manager Secretary WINDELL AUGHAN ' Salesman BILL HA.AS Salesma,n Majn Bob Mf'llon, minister; AI Hurtson a!'\!10('\atf' mlnLo;:tt'r; MlkC' C..c>rl.tC'h, Sundew School Supr'lint('lld(-nt Blblf' SchooL 11, ll a m .; mc:wt1ln~ worship, 10: l l a1m .: NC'nlng worship 7 p.m . Wt'd~y Blblf' S1ud,\ ' and youlh liO"'''::P ~tlnfilS , 7 p.m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF'TIJE NA7A RENF., Co.pasiONi, RC'\1. Charklfl Covk' and May 27-30, Take Out Only Rev. Nan<'\' C'ovk-. Bill Whllr. Sunda\ JChool supt. Sunda~ S<"hool, 9::rt a. m .: ,moming worship. 10::1) a.m.: SundaY C'VmJ!t'llsriC' Make your hoi ida:y celebration spec tal with our famous strawbeny pies! They're a delicious, easy way to satisly your family and friends. · F' IR~T rrl(lpll~. i p.m. e Delicious strawbeny glaze p m. Prayl'f' ma'li~Wroooscta y7 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEJ('.~ C'OlMI'V , Rov. Wandll .lohnsoo, • Plump, fresh slnlwben'ies • Whipped topping induded • Serves 8 or more people director; Harold Johnson , dil'C'Ctor of o::tocatlon. for muimum enjoyment . this pie should be eaten the same day it's purthlsed. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN , .TIM LEWIS ·s.mct Adwlsor DOISIL DUNLAP Mechaalc · lANDY McKINNEY Mechallic 328 Viand Street. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. ----------------------------~--------~- WorshipSf.rvke, 9a m .; Chun:hSclml. l(}:l) am. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYT£RIAN , Chul'<h S<hooi, 9 o.m.. Momlllfl worohlp. 10:1~. Blbk- Study 'l'u<odav. 10 a.m .. Blbkodudy, Thunday. 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE nRSI' UNITED PRESBY· TERIAN Chwdo. Church School. 10: 15 a.m .. w<nlllp. II: :II o.m.: Bible Study. Tlltwkv. 10 M.rn: Junior aOO St-nior HfW\ Youlll Cr!IIP, Sundoy. 6 p.m RUTLAND CVUftCH OF GOD, Pa<l~. Rev. John EvaM. !lundoy ochool. 10 a.m. : 9undoy WUW.Ip. II o.m. Children'• churrh. rnornu. • -- - ~...;.--- · - - C'EN'IRAL CI.WI'ER Re" . Stu.nk>l " '. Mt.•rrlflrPkl Re". Rk bani Kolhemk•h Rf•". Rohert E. Robinson Rt•v ltotM>rt Rkl4•r, ,Jr. A.<\BURY (SvraCUSf'l - Worship. 11 a m Chun h School. 9 45 a m . Ch:tr,llf' Blblf' Stud\-. Wf'dt'X'Sd.rv. 7 'I) p.m . UMW firsl Tuf'Sda\, 7 l'J p m. Choir Rf'hfl<ti'Sl.il W<'tlm'Sda\ , 6 '{)pm UMW.four1hSundav. I; .'Jl pm E,..,TTERPRISE- Worship 9a m , f'hurt•h School. 10 a m . B1bh • ~IUd\ 'fupsda\. 7 Jl p m . UMW. Frrst M andai . 7 :IJ p m UMYF. Sunda\' n p m l hol1 rT'tw.rrsal. n Wl p.m Wf'dn('S(la y F'I.A1WOOOO - \hurrh Srlnll 10 LJ .m Worshrp, I .1 m : ArbiP Stud y Thur~.H 7 p m UMYF' Sunda~· . 6 p m FOREST RUN - Wll!'~> hlp, q a m . C'hu!'('h S'-'hool. 10 a m . Choir Pmclll'f' 1\JPsda\ 6 11) p m . UMW fl l'!'1 TUI'stla\, 7 V p.m HE ATH IMiddlf'porfl -Church &hool . 9 :Jl am, Worship, 10 lH am. Blbl(' Studv. 'I'uC'sdav. 1() u m : UMW. S('('Ond Monda'. 7 lll p m, UMM thirU Munda v. 7 ~l p m MINERSVI L!.F. - Worship S<t-vic<'. 111 m . Chun·h Sehou l 11 am. UMW lhln::l W<'dllC'Sdav. 1 p m Choir pruc'll<'f', Monda\'. 7 Yipm PF.ARI. CHAPEL - Wor~tup Sl'rvlc'<'. HI a m Chun h Sr- ho:JI 11 a m . UM\\1 SC'C'Oild '1\IN>da\ , 7 .I J pm . UMYF l<r~ l Tu<'Sda\ . 7llpm POMEROY - C'hurch SchOOl q lr• n m , Worship Sf'tviN' to. '11 .t m . Choir ll'hP<.~rS<Ii. Wrom'Sd:.~v. -; · l'l p m . UMW, sr<'Ond Thf'Sd;n. 7; :11 p.m . UMW. la st Sunduv. 7 a m . t ;MYF'. Sunda\'. .:; pm t1 ROCK SPRfN(,S - C'hu1<h Srhool. 't II <1m. Won;hlp 111 .1m. Blblf' Study, WC'dnt'Sdav, 7 :11 p m .. UM\'F 1~niors1. Sunda\, 6 p m . 1 I unlors 1 t'Vf'l"\l ot ht.•r Sunda\, 6 p m Rl11l.ANO - Church Sdllol 9 4~ a rrt . Won•hlp, 11 u m, UM\'1 (£wnlrig Clr<'lcl, )of'('Orld WAinf'Sda,v 7 .'11 p m UMW SC'C'Ond Thursdav . I p m Shl EM CF'NTER ...:.. f'hur-rh School. 10 a m • Wor-stllp, 7 p m . SNOW\'ll.LF. - Worship !f <1m Chu1 rh School 10 :t m • SOt!I'IIERN {'J,USTt:R ~'\ . ,J~ M . <liU1I HA'V tlon.'tlt.'t' Smtth 1\PPLF:<:ROVE -!'hu1<h Srhool •• m. Worship. 10 am 1flrs1 and third Sunda y~;), VMW , S("('()nd 1\K>sda\, 7::l l p.m : Pravcr nx'{'flng, W1>dnesda y, 7 p m BETHANY - Worship 9 u m : ('hurrh &hoot. 10 am .: Blbk' Study WL>dnt"Sduy. 10 a.m ; Dorru'i Women s Fellowstll p, W~ da~· - 11 am CARMEL - Churt"h School, 9· lJ a m . Worship. 10 45 a m : second and foorth Sundavs1: f'(\IIOWShlp dlni\C'r wittl Sunon, third Thur~a y. 6· :l) p .m . EAST LETART- Church SchOOl. 9 a .m ; Worship. 10 a m t !lfX"'O'lCC a!Yl fourth SUndavs: 1JMW. first 'T'uPSCI.ay. 7: :Jl p.m . LETART F'Al.LS - WOI>hlp, , o.m , Ouu'<'h 5(-hool. 10 a .m . MORNJNr: ~.-\R - Worship. 9::ll a.m.: Church S<hool, m 30 a m.: Blbl<' Snldy, Thur>day, T. :II p.m . MORSE CHAPEL - Church Srhool, 9:30 a.m.: Worllhil>. It • m. PORTlAND - Church S<OOOI, 7 p.m.: Wonhlp. 8 p.m: UMYF', W....._.....y, 7·30 pm RACINE WESLEY AN - Church S<hool, 10 a.m . Worship, 11 a.m . UMW, fourth Monday7::llp.m: Handmaldensotlhei.Dnl, tint w-.y. 7 p m.. Men's PToyer Bl'eoklall , Wrdnesday, 7 a.m SUTI'ON - Olurch S<hOOI. 9 :II a.m .. ~ worship. 10: ~~am . iOrsl and third SundoYSI: r.Jlowshlp dinner wtth Carmel, lhird Thunday, ~: 30 p.m. KENO CIIURCH OF' CHRIST. OUver Swain, Suporlnlendent. Sunday ochool 9:30 a.m . HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, WUilam CtabtM, pule.-. SUndoy School, 9:00 o.m.: ....-y-. . 9Bl·3944 Mtddleport- SYRACUSE F'IHST Cill.llC'II OF COD - I Thesult:w11an.s 4!: 73- 78 • Mondey Reveleoons What doc8 a maut mc w1 when ht ?Wl)tl, "LA.-1'" Jll'l dll'l\'ll to t.ac kto"? lie mcanMlhul he thlnks lt'!i lime 10 rli!V:tJK~~ tl1t: n:a.l ISHUC • Tuesday Re'le/eoons And thal'rtalways aj(ood ideal Notltlnlrr{ l!tl'tulncdb)' ..beating amtmd the bu~ " WIM mt:n m:ck tl1c l~c ruulrtettlc It] brWI~ .. '"" s.t-r4 In America tlrc rc w-e rnUIIonl!l o( J)COI•Ic who 11ttend IUid RUpport the Church Th c rl' arc other mtlllonMwho do not Whal • Wlldne.tday Re'lfll•tions ht the rcal\88Uc on whic h thc!K lwo groups 11 , 15-19 dl~rct''! This Is the la5ue l11 IIUUI tl1c t~elf· IHdllelcnt moster of hl8 world , ablf' tOovercom~ t:\ cry pnihlem hy hh1own sln ttM tlr OR 111 man the noblest crt:allon ofon ull ·powerful God, wt:ak In the face ofllft'K turmoil when ht: stands ~tlrmc, but !'ltront( when ht' joins heart u.nd hand wtlh God? • 1hc:Hsdey RevsleliOns 14·1-5 15. 1-8 You'u: a mu.n lllld yo u\t• ~en some thing of life! GcUinl( an: )Ou !!lrolt5(cr WITII GOU or with- • Fndao; RevellltionS down lo bra!Ml Wt:kl'> out'? 211 225 Sc!OUfft _ _ , br ,,. .........,.., lkN Sut..ty • S.turday ReveletJons 22 tl-21 ~ 1111(1 11:- -..--o 5eM:I - - . , . ~ r,.,._., 1"" P 0 l!loo 8()2o(, Clwtotiet ... VI rvf'nmgsc>nl('(l,7 .10 pm W('(lnl~lu v pliHI r mf'f'tlng 7 l l p m BF.ARWALI.O\\J RIOCE CHUHCI I 01· C' HRI ~'T Ductllt Wa rdl'n. rmmslf•r H1hl• f'lass. '~ ll am, morning wor ~h1p 111 'I d m f'Venl ng worship, ti ··\ p m Wrdn('sd.t\ BlbiC' studv . ll )) p.m NEW STIV ERSVII.I.F. C'OMMU~ I 1'\ CHURC H Sund:.L\' School S('t< Wf' rJ 1'1 1 m Worship srr, ·let'. 10 :11 tl m ~ v,rn j:(C'\btk !".er·vll't' 7 Ml p m Wt, llli'!'oll,n 1'1.1w •r mr'C tln~. 7 :II p m , 'Tl1ur:·ldt1\ ZION CHURCH OF' CHRI ST Ponw rn\ H urri~1WIIIC' Hd , Rotx•rl Pu rt<'ll minl" li 't . Sf£"\'P Start lf'\'. Su nd.tv sc-hoc!l supl Sund.r\ school,9l'la m . wor-.;;hrp l>l•r'\i('(' lfl l "la m F.vC' nin ~ WOI shi p Sunda 1 7 p m .uv1 W«inP.Sdav 7 p m ST .JOIIt' l.l!flfERAN CIIUHf't l. Pinf' r.rovf' Th1• Rc '' William Mlddh >~;w, r n h Pas101:· Church ~·r.· kf>S !lll ,1 m Su nd,l\ School tn 111 a m BR/\DAUHY CHUHCI~ 01· CIIHI ST 1'.1111 Pratt potsfur Sund.J\ sthrxll ~ Wl ,1 nr l .u n HavllC'S, S S Supt.. morning" or-ship, \U II ilm RJ\CINE.f'!tL:Rl H OF' Till· I\A7A RF NF.. RP\ Thom.r s II Collll'l', p,r i>;IOI M.u th.1 Wo lff'. Ch:rlnn:rn of lhf' Board ot C'hri'-ltun I. Iff' Sunda\ ~hoo t. 9 :Wl ,, m . morn inc wor.,hlp, 1(1 ll ll m . Sunl1a 1 f'\'f'nlng wo1 ship 7 ll p m rr.l\1 '1 rnf'('flng, \\f'tlnr ~l.r\' 7 ll pm RACINE FIRST nAIVJ'1 ~1' l)nn I. \~ Ilk('! Pas10r. Roht•11 Smll h. suml:.l\ St:'hfJIII supt . Sundav ~ · hool . <r .'I I u m .. mo1 nm~.: wor... tHJ), 10•411 ,t m .....III'KIU\ f'Wn!nj.; WOI .., hlp 7 U p.m , Wr'dnf'S<Iii\ t•vcnmg B1hil' s!Ud \ 7 '10 pm DAr..'V II.J r WF'SI FY I\\ " und.rl ~hurl 9 :11 ,, m , morning wor-..hlp IU 1r1.r m \oulh st•1v 1t1~ fi 4"r p m 1 '\'Pnln~-t v.orsh1p 7 .10 p m . Wt'(.lnt'S(Ia v. 7 l;lr p rn Pl .1\f'l and I:., a!SC' DAN\ Jti.F IIOI.INf s...; ( Hl/HI It In ca tf'd on Houff' t~ l:w'hlf'l'n \ 'Inion ,rnd l..ll ng ~v\lif' HI'\ B1•n Wall " pa !>; ror Suncl,l\ Srhool. 9 ll.1 m . 13obbv l .. unhr r t ~ S Supt Mornln~ Worship, 10 ttl ,1 m Chll fl1~ ·n .., llaJ)P.\' I lour 6 4~ p m Pt<JWr & Br1>l1' StUI'h 7· .11l p m Mititilonan. fn('( ' IU~ ru...r W1'tlll4' da\ of f'<H'h rnon 1h, 7: :II p m For 1nfom1.1tlon 1'311 ~M6'7 SILVER HLI' FIUT B/\PTI ~1 . SUvl· Ll1fil' "und.n• st•hool sup! Suntld\ -.c_ hill I HI am . motnln~ ._...orshlp, ll am "uncl,r' I'VI'tlin~ "m~hip . 7 .l :l p m l'r<t\1'1 mn ·lrn~-t and B lbi<' S1Ud\ 'JhUr..diJ \ 7 II p Ill , \lllllh mfY'IIRR Wrdill"lida v at i p rn CHRISTIAN FT.LLOWSII IP <i!UHC II 'IR.1 N 2nd A\'f' . Milldlf'!Xlrl Sund.n Schuul IU a m SuOOnv and Wf>clnr'Sd. J\ F:\1 nlng Sr>rviC't'S 7 :Jl p m LIDF:RTY \IIR1S11AN \IIURC II •I I i b crt\ A\f'. PtmrO\' Sund." Sl hml lH ,~ rn . Worship 7 )J p m Wr>clrl('Mht\ Sf•l'\h~ ·. i Ill pm . CHF'Sl'F'H CHURC H OF r.nn Rt'\ H F Hob!nson, pa"tor Sunda v "'' hool ' 1: II 11 m worship s.~•rvlt(' 11 u m I'Vf'nrng S(•J'\•i< <' 7 p.m . youth Sl'rvk.'c:'. Wrdl'l("-.dl!\ 7 p m LANCSVII I.F: CHR1~i'I 1\N CI/UH f'll Hobcr1 E MU.,.S('t, pastor Sunckl v s<'hnol, 9 :Wl ;:r m Pnul MU!liM>r , ... upr . nlf")l nin~ worship, 10: .11) u m . Sund.::t\' I'Vf'nln~ '-~ 'r'Vi ('·r. 7 p.m . mld·•M'('k SC'rvif'r. Wn:lnf'Sdrt\'. 7 p m RF.NE - He•\ .J.rlll('S 13 Killk' j)ilslnr Sh£11TI'lan Cundtn "upt•rln1rll(k'f'tl Sundm Schoo l !t Wl .r.m. Mornin!l \o\ orshlp \lt..Wl a m ., E . van~l'l l!i riC Sl'rvl('(>, b p m i 'r<JY<'f' and pralst Wrdnl'sday , 7 p m : \outh ITWC'Iing 7 p.m EDEN UNITF.D BHETHRE~ IN CHRIST. F.ldl:on R Blake. p<rslnr Sunda\ SChool Ill u.m ., Robl'rl R1-«.1. " up! , Morn ln~.: sl'rmoo, 11 a m ; Sund.rv nlghl "l''''\ let.., , Chrl.,tla n F:ndC':wor. 7 .J )p.m .. Sons.! rv•rvl('('. R p m , PIY'tr chln~ . R ll p m Mid-'An'k Prayf'r 11\C'('Ii~. Wedllf'Sdav . 7 p.m . Alvin RN'd liiy leadt'r HEMLOCK f.RO\'E CIHliSllAN, Roger Watson par~tor. C rl'nson Pratt Sundav SChool sl.tpl Morning wor'!o: hlp, 9 .'ll a .m , Sunday ~trol. 10 .'rl a m . C'\'cnlng SC'rvlcc. 7:30pm. Ml'. UNION BAPTIST. Rf'\1 . T~n Dooif';\'. JOl' Sayre, Sunday SchOOl Suptrlntf'ndNlt SUnclav school. 9:4.~ a.m: C'Vmin~ worship. 7:30 p.m. Pray<>r , m<,.ltlng, 7. :II p.m Wednesday. . TUPPF:iS PLAINS CHURCH OF' CHRIST. \ltnnon1 C. WAI<I>. Ill. mln l•lcr Hennan . Black, ~uperintendcnt Sunday School !hll a.m.: evenl111< llt'!Vic<-, 7 p.m.. Wedne!day Bible School, 7 p m CltESTER CliURClt OF TiiE NAZA· RENE. Rev Hl'I'1:Jert Grate. pa.sror Frank RUllo, sup!.' SUndly . S<hool, ~:II a.m. Worship !lll'TViCe. 11 am aM 7: :tl p m Prayer mectlllfl, Wedne!ldav. 7:30p.m. lAUREL O .IFF FREE ME'IliODIST CHURCH, JUov. Robert Mlllor, putor: Lloyd W11Rhl, Dir«tor d Chr~tlan Education. !lundoy Scmol, 9: :II a.m.: Momlnj< WOI'!Ihlp. UI:JO a.m.: Choir Pracfl<'<'. SUndly, 6:30 p.m .: Evon!,. Wonhill. 7·:II p.m . IV!'Cinco· da)l RraYR: and Bible Snldy. 7::Kl p.m. ~ OEX'"\1'0 ('ltUHC it ll~ { lifW,(' · Cha 1b Ru"!oo( 'll S1 nll ll l'-h 'l H11 k M.womt._'l " li pt Sundm ~h 1l 1 l 11 !0 11 r~l 1\lll ..,lllp <;t'l'\lt 'l' 10 'kl ,1m B lhlt• Stltl!l 'i\l'"'t\,1\ -; !II p m HF: OH(,i\f'IZI ' I) l lt lii!CH OF IJ· Sl " CH HI !{'f' OF 1 AT"I'I'Il !lAY SA II'\ TS l'orll.m clli.rt'llll' Hn.:r ct WIIII.JOI Housh J>:r.., 1111 I Jml.r 1\ 111.., 1iltJ11h "lllPOI d i i Jit<~l thltiCfl ':.( hoo l 'I ~ I I Ill l111<1nii1J..: WOI,.hlp 1011 1 .rm V.i,llll..,d.n 1'\l'lllnJ.: pr ,r\t t Sf'n I<~·" 7 u;1 p rn IIF:'llll I· IILM 11AI ''1' 1 ~1 l k \' I ,r1l Shuh •l p<j!;tot \-\ <ll " !lip "' ' ~"' k" <I 111 1 m Sund.tv "4 hliOI. If) n •• m l libll' Slwh IIKl pnii.'PI ~Y\ IN• Thur-..cl,l\ i U p m Ct\HI. I "!'ON Clll 'HCH, hif1)! ~ hur'\ Hmd Rr otht>1 M.r11011 \\ 1llr.m1" p.:r " tn1 Su n1!,1\ St'hool. 11, ,u;l .r m Hc~lph C1111. ~ utx• r Jnt1 ·ruJ(·n 1 ''''Pnlnl-! wo1 sh1 p i VI pn 1 1'1,1\1'1 tJII'I'lmJ.: ¥.1'tlnNt l. 1\ 7 lll p m 1.0!'\f: HO'n'OM ('llni~"TIAN Kl'n Kl'if1·t Jlii " !OI \\ ,rll,lt'l ' Jl,lllli'\.\U._I "um l.ll S('h<~•l Supl \\m ..,hlp"" 1\ IN ' al tJ 11m llihlt · S.: tu~•l lll ll lll II YSF:I I Jn iN 11011:'\1 ~..; ( lt1 1HC II H1 •\ T~ ·rHJ il l)u1 h.un ptJ ~ tur Sulllll \ St-hooi.J14 ~1 , 1 m Mlll'nim! \\or,.h lt>. ll 111 ~~ ,lltl lhUI 'otll\ "'- '1\'lt'l'".lt j lllplll FIU ' ITX IM (,(1~ 1'1 ' 1 1\tiS.SIO!'\ .tl l l.i ld Knob IO(',IIt (i 1111 CllLII11\ Ho:td \J HI '\ l .. rwrl'net · ( ,lut •:-.t ll< ,rmp 1"'"14>1. H t \ Hl)j..:l 'l Will lord ,1..,..,,,., ,mr p.. r...r01 I '1 1·m hmg ..,. ·n.l <'('" t.:und, 1, 7 'MI p m 1'1 ,1\1 r llll't 'lillg Wi'llril'~l .ll i Ill p ltl l It\ l.r1fli111 In n~ ·~ You!IJJ.:It>U!J" 'illllt1.11 1'\l'lllll).: 1, l.llp m v. lllt fl1 11.!1'1 ,rnd \ IIIII 'I \\'11Uor d ,I,_ h ,1111 1.., ( ornmu1111111"' 1'\ w'r• lll " '"lllltl.lll',r' !Jmon1h WI!IT F"S ( IIAI'I-' 1 t'n1hlll1 ' lk\ Hn\ Ill '(•tr l ~ ~ ~ ..,to1 Swill 1\ Y llt• rl 'l Ill .1 111 "f'r " hlp ..,. n. lfl • Il l • 1.t 111 Blhl1 ' li111th .111tl pi.IVI ' r "-4nlr'f • \\ ,~ l n!'l'll.11 7 llj_tlll 11 \ JI'I J\JS() C' ll llHC II Ill ! 'IIIWiT 1),111 Monlu~ . pa<;f l ll Hill ~~~ hOI"lm , " und,J\ :-.~ h unt ... upt Sund.r\ ....: hno l 'I fl .1 Ill ntol!llng l\fll"hlp 1111(1•ollH11UI1Hlll , Ill /,jl ,1 111 11\WJ1 J\r\ l lnllll l M l Tlii!I JIS'l - i\llllr.-. 1'1111.., , 1" 1'-lflr, Sonm ll i1CI"4lll ~ upr "unr l.l\ "fhiiOI. 'I -1 ,1 111 Mtuntn).:l\l>l ~ lup Ill l,jl,1m Sunlltll 1'\ l•nl n!,! ..._ ,"Il l' i Ill \\1 'fi 1H">>l.1' 1'\l'lling ...._n ll 'l' 7 IH pIll , \\'M I '(l Pt~ll!l 1111 111li, Jrr1 1',1! II Su nd. 1\ mornl r1 g n11 111.w11 Al\'ll CIll 'HC It OF Tl II NA/'J\ HEN I . Hf'\ I lmd D l. rl mm l1 paqm Sund.tl ~ hool 'I 'll'l .1 m 'v\111'-hlp '-.l'nln· Ill ur .r m \oung p1'npl1 ·~ '-4'1'\ lt'i ' ' IJfll ~\. r n~1l hlu "'I \ lit ' h ~lflrTl \\c '(llll"'lli,rl "1' 4'\ 111' 7 I> Ill M!\Sl li\ (.'H t'H< It 0 ~ ( IIH IST M lllr1 St Maf;Ofl W \ d I U!-tt 'l'll I I on~l ' l mllli..,ll'l ~nd.t \ Ill hit• S!Uih 111 r 111 W1 J1 ... tu p II 11 m .tnt! ';' p m \'liilllf"-111\ H1h l1• srud\ ,.~,• . tl lllU ~If- 7 pIll MJ\Sl1!\: A'10W MHI Y 0~ c.nn l"hJdiiiiiJ.( I~HII ' M.r ~m . \\ \ ,r 1{.-\ Honnu • I I H0li4'. ] ',1~1/H Su rul.r\ Sf hn>l 11 r 1 ll 01 Mmnlt11! 'v\ or~ hlp II ,l,tll )• \l'hln f_! 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IJ.aMIIr Sunda 1 Sl'llOOI •r 'l,jl .l m t . rn~ lfu.l!ht ·~ ... upt ('\ t' nlnl.! ...pn\u 7 Ill p m Wc"lll'lf'Mill\ f' l l'lli~ p t', l\1 '1 mc'l •l lnL(. 7 :•1 p m \'oUth plnYI 'I "' 'IVICi' t'tl('h 1\U•"(IU\' F.\II1VIE\\ lt !Bl.l ' C'I\UlH'H Lct._rrf W \ ',1 • HI 1 M urk Irwin pli "IUI Wor " hlp "''1Yk1...,, tl-ll am ' Sundtl\' ~~~r . ni, l l ll m I'VI'nlng >.~. nrst11p 7 'IIJ-1 m 1\u•"f:l.n ~-, rtiHJ.T pra\f'r nu1'tillJ:: t1nd illtllr· "I lid\ , 11•. 11 u m WU! slllp <;~• n.h •i • Wt'tlrM'!'if l,l\ 1 ';' 'I ) p tn OUH SA\ 'IOl: H I.V 11U.HAN l'IIV HCii Wttlnut .11111 llr•nr'\ Si s 11,1\'Pfl..,WI n l W \ ' 1 Th1 • rtr'\ c:miJ::l' r Wr> lrlrk,J>:.tsl !ll' Sundav SC'h011I 11 .I ) u m ' Sund.n \\-Orhsi p 11 .t m CA l V/\HY AIRI .F: CIIUl<CII. ·Il(M' Iot'lllf'IJ on Pomf'tov Plkf' Counlv Road r. rl(•,r r Fla twrKXIs Rf'\• AlaC'kwt.od , p.astor S.•r-. k1>s on Sumi.l\' at 10 .'JI u m und 7 .11 p m w\rh Sunda v M'hool. !t ,W) a m h1bl1• 111udv WedrwMav 7' :10 p m f 'A I111 F'Eli.OWSHtP CrtUSADf. FOH CII H IST - St Ht :nR, Ant lquitv. l'u:o.lor . fh'\' Franklin Ol('kf'ns Sunday momln~ . 10 a rn <SundiiV('VPnlru:. 7.ltlp m. '11lursda ~· t•v('nlng , 7 :tt"lpm ~IVERSV!t.l.l: COMM UN ITY BAI'I'IST CHURCH . Pas1or Hobl•n II Vf' l '"~ Sunda v School 10 a m : W01 ship &>r'Vi('(' II <1 m.. Sunday t>venlng !W!rvk'f'. i .lJ p m . Wf'd!ll~ ­ duy rvcni ng srrv\CI', 7..'11 p.m . INDEPENDENT HO l iN ESS CfiU1lCII. Inc-. - Paul Sl , Mlddlcporl. Rev ()'IJI'i l M11nlf'\>. pastor , Sundav Sl hool. 9 :JI ,, m . Mornl~ worshiP 111· J) a.m .: f'VPnlng wor!ihlp, 7· ;I) p rft Tut'Sday~ 12 ltl p m WoiTI('Il's pruyC'r ml'('tlnli{: Prayer and pralSC' !ll'' rvic(>, W~v.7· :Klpm RlfiLAND APOSTOLI C CHURCH OF .JESUS CHRI~T. El<k-r .Ia'""" Miller. Bible sludy, Wedll<!\day, 7::Kl p.m, Sunday School, 10 a.m . SUnday nlj~~;ht service, 7: JU p m . ' POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLIN£SS Harrtloav.ilJrt' Road. Earl FlrPkls, put or. H<nrv Eblin. Jr .. 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'I\111' 1111 11 Sund.n l'\l'lllng "l 'l\ll l ' 7 •1p111 t111d11•~ ·" jll ,l\1 '1 ..,. ,1\ Ill ' \\'1,1 111 '-.II. I\ j IJ I j1 Il l :\1111 N I lll 1\'1 I UMM\ N[l"l <Ill Il l II I ~ m 11 111 1 Jlu..,lt 1M"I"t M." I •1hll< 1 Sr Sltpt •111lli 'ildl •llt Sullll,t\ S. hiM II ,md Ill< IIIIIIJ.: v.ur..,h lp 't l,jl ,lnt ~ rmd . r\P\i l l llll'"'l \ 11< 7 Jl 111 . '1 11\lftl IIH~ 'I i lll! md llilllr • '- fllth Wt 'f lrll ~ 1 .1\ i p 111 m _. l ~ • MARK VSTORE t! Middleport r:" Phone992 · 3480 i1l ·-. :. ~ .;I, WAID CROSS SONS STORE Gro c e rr e~ ­ Gener ~ll MerctMnd, se Rrtcmt.• 949 · 1S50 Pomeroy, 0 SYFt\CUSF. Clt URf'll OF TilE Nl\7.1\ Rt•v. Mark W. 1'1)'1111 l lliE DAILY SENTINEL NOII'niEAST 'CLU~R MF.THODI ST. Pll'achl ng- q-)'1 a m .. flrs1 <J iljl ~nd Sundavs of f'a('h month. 1hud and fow"'h Sunda\ sf'arh month, worshipSf'l-vkN-:at7 l'l p m Wrdi'W'Sda\ f'Vrnl ngs at 7 :rt p m . Prawr and Blbh• Sludv F'REEWlt.l. BAPTIST ConlC'r A'>h and Plum. LC'sll£• Havman. pastor. Sunday scOOol 1H a m, Morn!~ Worship, J1 a m Wt'dn1'Sda\ and Satu r 'd~w F.vf'nlng SC'TVIC"C's, 7 ;(I p.m Srhoo l 9 'J) a. m Mrs Worlf'V F'r.1ncls sup! P'll'J<'hlng !«'rv i~ fl~t and lhiJtt Sundavs follw. in~ Sunda' School Youth lllf'('fin~ f'Verv Su ndu:,.·. 7 :10 p m HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE • Pies made fresh daily Wfldnr'Slhn f'vPnin~ ;\OUn~ ludlt'S ~u:dl1a r'\. fi p m. Wf'dnf:'Sd[j~ famrl v worhslp, 7 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH . NC'a1 LonR Botlom , Edw l Han , past01 Surldcn school 9 :Vl a m . Worship 1Cl :JJ a.m Prayf'r mwlinp: 7 .'Kl p m Thursday m('('fin~ A\.f'. PoiTlf'rm Mrs Dora Wlnlns!" In charge. Sundav hol!nr'S.<; m('('tln~ . 10 am, Sunda v SetxJol. 10 ll a m Sundav Sc.'hou l, YpSM ~ : lol"W' Adums, il' cldrr. 7.:WJ pm . salva tion ffi(>l~ting various sJll•ak(•ro; <tnd mu~k "IX-'t'ials Thursduv- 11· .11 a m to2 p m . Uldl<>S HomP l.i•aguf', mf'rnl:I>rs In lha r~P <:~ II wom<'n lnvi!C'd. fi .- ~ p.m Thursdav. Co rps Cadt'>t Class j Young PropiP-B ibiPI 7 :VI p m Bible.' St udy and Pravf'r f1"1('('tlng, open to thfo pub! I< BURI.JNC.TO!'\ SOt.rrHERi\ RAPTIST CHURCII. Houl<' 1. ~a<k filblf' School 7p.m Thursdav: worship Sf'tYICP R p m . GRAIIAM e. Mam Street 11 a m , Sund,t\ ('VC'ning service, 7 p.m , 212 W WE MI.VATION ARMY. 11!1 Buttt•mut CHURCH - Chflon K&CI(i....._.J~EW ~ELE·-RS 992 l78S, Pomeroy B1bl«.'~hoo l. Wednesday night pt.IVf't and Biblr study. 7 ¥l p m BURLINGHAM - The 92nd a nnual Memorial Day service wUI be held at the Burlingham Baptist Church Monday at 1: 30 p.m . The Honor Guard of Feeney Bennett .Post 128, American Legion, will participate In the service, Also partlctpatlng will be the youth or Burlingham Camp of The Modern Woodmen of America . ... .. • Sunday ~II DDI.EPORT 1 I. 0 . " Mac" McCoy i--------------..J i'iUpf : morn in,:: wor.> hlp 10 Jl am; ('VPnmg MainS! , N('i l ProudfooL pastor "For A Real Auction ,call the Real McCoy" . Rt. I. Reedsville, Oh. Mlddlep<trt, OhiO 21' 9 :ll a.m moml n ~ wors htp 10 :WI . 1 m Y outh lfM:1'Tinw.;. t). ~10 p.m:: f'\II'Oing \Hli'Stu p. Memorial Day . serviCe · · MILL RAI.I.'S BEN ~~· 'J.FRANt<UN• . pas tor, Dehbi<' RI.K"k . Sunda\ Si:'hool s upt. Chul'<'h School 4 15 a.m .: worship SC'f\ 1(1(' 10. :\0 a m Cllo!r tl't\c>arga l, Tuf'Sda\ 7 :.l p m , unck'r dtf'{'('t kln of All('(' NeaSf• · POMEROY CHURCH OF TifF. NJ\7.A p McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE John F. Fultz, Mgr. Ph. 992· 2101 9n:rne 7 ll A . Pomeroy POMEROY CHURCH OF' RACINE,- The Ladles t\ill!ll· taryof Racine Fire Department wUI be selling homemade tee cream Sunday at theflrestatlon. The lee cream will sell for $2 a quart and $1 a pint. 992-3J2l MEIGS nRE CENlER, INC. Chul'<'h School and m.1rscrv carr provided. Coff('(' hour in thf' Parish Hall •nmlCdlah~lv IOIJO'ylo' ing lhC' SC'I'Vk'f> . sale ~~ 216 S. Second Pomeroy 214 E . Main 992-5130 Pomeroy ' Svracuse _/ ·BRASS TACKS S t k~' -P. J. PAULEY, A(;ENT of Columbus, 0 . VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. l'-l~II RA!'; f> Rutlond, Ohlo45775 J . wm ... Bell" Brown, Owner Phone 1'14) 742· 2777 Nationwide 1ns. Co. s Prese:ript•ons. 992-2955 Pomeroy "2·"21 All Cars New And Used Drastically "REDUCED" I Ohio 00 STARriNG FRIDAY MAY 27tb AT 12 NOON _.RIVERSIDE V.W. IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO SERVED••• POMEROY Eastern Alumni AsSOCIIItlon· wUI hold Its annual banquet Saturday at 6: 30 p.m . at Eastern High School. A dance wW follow at 8: 30 p.m . Music by Whiskey Rlv~r. TIJPPERS PLAINS - OltveOrange High School Alumni banquet and dance at Tuppers Plains Saturday with dinner at 6::ll p.m . followed by round and square dancing at 9 p.m . The dance Is open to the publtc. The Guy Thoma Band will provide the music and Red Carr will be the caller. Pom~y-Middleport, UNI'l1 'P i ',\l'J1! 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', \II Ill .rn 1 y ,.,11lh Si r \111 Su111i,1 1 t. l '• pm. S11t1d 1\ 1'\ Pillll l! "' '1\\< J 71 11 pIll W1~ l n1 •Jo. d,n l '1 1\ <1 1\lt1 litH.; .1111 11111>\1 S11 11h 7 IHp m Sermonette It' s be-en llJ 'years sine<' Pomeroy's stone soldier wtlh musket was erecled beside the courlhouse The year 1870 Ihere was a huge crowd of people who ca me !rom miles away to be present The other day l saw a mothe r with two child ren read lnl( thP namPs of those engraved on the bronze tablets below this Soldier with Musket . I wonder how many others In the last 50 years have looked a t !hat monument to brave men a nd women who fought and suml' dlro lor love or country. love of God and love of family This Me morial weekend should bring to us again thought s of those who have gone before. As we wend our way to au r cemeteries, our thoughts should turn to those who have struggled and fought a nd yes, died at horne or abroad for America , God, and family. Most of these people over the years never struggled only for land a nd weal! h. George William Curtis wrote once: A man 'scountry Is not a ceria in area of land, buill L< a princ iple and patriotism ts loya lty to that principle " Things wUI rust , break, are stolen and simply wear out Principles live on and on and touch vastly more livE'S. ~'reedom to worship God, ra ise a lamtly and work In peace has been one of Ihe over rldlng prlnclplj!s In the lives ol many who ha ve gone before us. ThiS Memorial Day or Decoration Day. let us not forge t to gather with the veterans' grpups to remember the l(l'aves of loved ones long gone or newly gone. Lei us remember the struggles ol our peoples over the years to keep our nation free from outside tyranny and expression. Let us remember the prtriclplcs. this country was founded upon Never target It ls God, Family, Honor, I ntegrlty. Pride ln our nation that made America l(l'eat. As God gave us a mind to use, a land to conquer and Heaven as a final reward . we must· thus_ defend the land we live In which allows all to worship, even when they do not worship the true llvlng creator God. Freedom ol worship Is so vital to America. It takes e ternal vigilance on our part not to be led astray by peacenlcks , warmongers or fear mongers who thlnk the earth and all lts wealth ls the most Important thing. The struggle has been hard , lon g and often bllter, that has kept this principle of freedom of worship alive In our land. As we pass by the Stone Soldier With Musket, let us not forget that over the years constant vigilance and sacrifice has been prese nt. We have rewards of their labors. Let us not forget and give them up for a can ofwoTIJlll or high sounding words. Remember these valiant ones who have gone before us . We have what we have because of their battles and AcrUices. - ·Rev. WOllam Mlddleswarth, Lutherans of Meigs d:Junty. I I �- ~.Ohio The Daily Sentinel Friday, Mqy 21, 1983 • Bible quiz slatal Sunday Youth of Meigs County United participated from t1me to time. Method.let Churches will gather at CuJTent champions are the youth of MOI'IIIng Star United Methodist Bethany United Methodist Olurch. Olurch Sunday at · 2 p,m. to test The youth of the Morning Star their knowledge Of the Gospel of United Methodist Church have held Luke In the New Testament. , the championship more often than The event Is part o! the Meigs any of the Q!her teams. County United Methodist Youth A plaque madl!aS a memorial to Bible Quiz Program, which holds the Rev. Robert McGee Is awarded six quizzes yearly, three dealing to the first place team. A banner Is with the Old Testament and three awarded to the second place team. ·dealing with the New Testam ent. · 1be program was begun In 1981 :Ul)der the sponsorship of the Mr. and Mrs. John Gilliam of Portland United Methodist Youth Fellowship, and was designed by Columbus are announcing the birth the Rev. Mark Flynn.Since the first of a daughter March 3 at St. Ann's quiz, the program has been admin- Hospital In Columbus. The eight Istered by the Meigs Cou nty United pound, one ounce Infant has been named Katie Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Youth Council. A total o! 13 churches have Gilliam have a son, Troy Anthony, Business services Calendar RAGINE - RaCine Post' QJ2, Amertcan ~on. \fill hold· Memorial Day Services at Greenwood Cemetery ' at 1:.:11 p.m. Monday. Following services at Greenwood they wW hold services at Letart Cemetery. Gilliam birth Katie Marie Gilliam agethree. 1 Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrett, Sr., Rutland, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gilliam, Pomeroy. •SEPTIC SYSTEMS .U.ESTOIE •WATEI. GAS and SEWER liliES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WOIIC PHONE 9922156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. . 2 1-Business Opportunity 4 -Giveaway 5 -Happy Ads 6 -Louand Found 7 -Yard Sale (paid in advance) 8 - Pubic Sale & AuCtion 9 -Wanted to Buy 31 - Homes for Sale 32-M'obiiQ Homes for Sale · 3 3-Farms for Sale · 34-Businesa Buildings 3 5-lots & Acreage 26- Real Estate Wanted " 41 -Houseslor Rent 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Rent · 44-Apartment lor Rent 45-F'tirnished Rooms. 4 6 · Space for Rent 4 7 -Wantedto Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 49-For Lease 17-Miscellaneous 18-Wanted To Do Public Notice Public Notice Plaintiff, . VI. JAMES L. RIDENOUR, ET AL., Defendants. No. 18,41 I - NOTICE OF SALES Pursuant to an Ord er ot Salf! ISSUI'!d by thfl Common PIAas Co un o t M o1gs Co un ty. Ohro. 1 wrll o ff er lor s . rl ~ ;r l pu l1l1c auchon on the 1811'1 day of June. 19 83 . nt 10 00A M OSl on thf' steps olthe Court Horrse of sn1rl, county 1n lhP. Vrl t.Jqe ot ' Po rmt1oy . Ohu 1 thP. lollowrr1u ,----------- 6 7- ~usi<:a! 1.n s1ruments dcsorh(J(I rf!al ostale ThP. lo llowrnq riJal estm o srtualf1d rn the Villaq e 0 ! C hP.stP.r Co unty ol M e rq s '!nd S t rr t ~! u l Ohro • Lots Nwn hm ed Nmc and 1en (9 and 10) m the Vrllaoe o f Chi~Stor Merqs Co unty d hro Al so on addrtron of t wt~nty l rvP (251 IP.e\ lyrng on th o w es t Srd o ot sn rd Lots No NrnP. and TP.n (9 and 10 ) Reference Deed Vol 271 . Poqn 49 9 Deect Record s M o1gs Cou nty. Oh1 0 l erms ot Sale Cash lor no t leS"> than IWO·thu cls u l the iJppr diSOCI va luP Appr;:11sed at S? l 96600 JAMES J PROHIH SHERI Ff OF MI'IGS COUNl'l OHIO (~) 13 70 . 27 . 3tc ----------~ Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfieds .and Savell' ' Wr i te yo ur own ad and order by mail with this coupon . Cancel your ad by phone when you 9et res ults. M one y not r ef u ndable 5 8 -Frui,t ii ... Vegetables 59--For Sale or Trade 61 - Farm Equipment 62-Wanted to Buy 6 3-lives tock 64- Hay 8o ·Gfiliri 6 5- Seed 8o ·fertilizer RUBY DUNN, at al., Oalandanta CASE NO. 23981 - NOTICE BY PUBLICATIONro THE DEFENDANTS. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES. LEGATEES. EXE CUlOR S. AD Public Notice MINI STRATDRS. OR ASSIGNS. IF ANY. Of TH e ESl ATES OF P.stablrsh whate\ler rnteres t they \MLB UA WARN ER. deceased. MARY OH LIN GER WARNER. decea serl OF CHA · ALES WARNER. decca:>ed. OF GEOAGF WARNER deceasNi. ann OF EMILY WARNE R CON GROVE . (fcceased fh r obt P,CI of !he Co mpl am t I) to (lntermrne th e unknown he1r s J f law anrl nert o f k111 of W11t)lrr Warner deconseO and thfl riAmond rs that the un . known hcrrs at law and nell! o f kr n o t John W::trner. (teceased . nnd o t Mmv Oh lrnoflr War m~ r . dncoasnrt. the patorn!ll qrond P<lrnn ts ot Wrlbur Warner 0 1 Chn riPS W arnPr deceased tt11~ lctttlf~ • uf W rl bur Walllm ol G('n rQf! Worne r decPa -, oo thn trn ctr• of Wilbur Warnm o f l: rn1lv Wa rner Co n ~ JI OvP cle cea sM lhe SJStcr of Wil bur Will nPr m1d o t W1lbrrr Wa l,ner deCP.llS+"d. tht:11 e~~:ecutors art mriiiSTr dtOrs t'lnd assrqns 11 ,rny rnav have rn the estat e ol Wrlbur Warner or be forever ba11ed lro rn rnherrlrng t hro ug h or from a ss(~ rt1ng an 1nteres t Ill the e state o f Wrlh ur Warner and tor such Other rei1C I as the Cn u11 rndy determ1ne Yo u dre reQUired to ilnswer the CompiLlrnt w1 th rn twenty · P1qh1cJavs ;rlter tho las t ptrbiiCaIIOn o f th rs notrce. whr ch writ be publrshed once each week tor Su< SUCCCS SlvC weeks ilnd the last publr catr on writ tJ(1 made on Mav 27 1983 In c.'l se ot vour t ~ul lrr e to rrnswP.r nr othf!rw1 se respond as p1'rm1t1f'd bv the Ohro Rules o f Crv1l Procf'durP wrth rn the tlln(' SHI!f'd tUdq rllP.IIt bv de· tault w tl be rondored ;1qau1st yo rr l or tho reln'' l df' milMed rn the Co11,pi ;W1 t Car o lyn G 1'homas Clerk o f Court of Common Pleas. Pr obat e D1V1Sron. M('rqs Cou nty. Ohro n 29 151 r. '3 . 20. 27 . 6 tc TRAVEL FREE! Cruiseships and air- lines need help, all 602-998-0426. Ext. X338 II I~ IY, I 1. 10 . 11 . n n "15 . 16. 11 . 18. '19. JO . J I. 31. 33. ]d -. ' -- Public Notice Public Notice TERM INIX INTERNATIONAL At Our · Parts & Service 1-J.tlc New Phone Pt . Ple..a..t Leon Appla Grove Mason New Haven letart Bufhlo AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE ~lowest PH . (304) 882-2276 HOME REPAIR l ·21 -UC Kitchin Cabinets - Roof· inc - Sidinc - Concrata Patios Sidewalks New Construction - Re· molltlinc - Custom Pole ' Bl•ns. SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Free Estimates" ... Ph. 992-5433 Puppiea. Part Doberman. part Beagle. 2 mal11. 2 fomolu. Call 111 ~ - 992 7136 or 814-992-3256 . Giveaway to good home . 1 yNr old small female pup. Good with children . 814· 742-3102 . 2 femalfl! kittens . litter trained . To good home. Re11l cute . 1114-986-4137. Good watch dog. 8 months old, tamale. Hall elk hound. h1lf husky . 814-992-6907. Free to good home. .4 puppies. 2 male, 2 female . Will be omoll dogo . 814992-3702. CHARLES SAYRE AND SON SMALL puppy , between 4-5 p.m. 304 -876 -5412 . or Roofi.. & Siding Co. Fl R EWO , -3288 kind .I in g . phone 30400 -876 Route I Lone Bottom, OH. 45743 .985-4193 or 992-3067 THREE dogs to good home, 2 . Dot?erm,a na I. 1 Beagle, Phone 304 -876.-7893. · Col.Is l'jo Sunday !i-16·2 mo. Bloona for all occeniona. Say HIPPY Father~ Day, Happy B.irthday, 1 L_ove You. Gat Wall. lt'l a Boy or It's a Girl . Anything you wloh In a different way . Delivered to hoapital or home for almolt any occeaaion. Balloona • Co ., 448-4313 . "Beautiful, Custom Built Garaces" Call for free siding as· timates, 949·2801 949-2860. Call: George Gum Number 5-18-l mo. Vinyl _& Aluminum Roofing - Siding Troughs, Down Spouts Windows • Doors For "All" Your Home Repairs ... Rates Around 'Friendly Servie NO SET UP CHARGE IN THE COUNTY 742 -2328 CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION 992 -3325 ~· 11 -ttc · - 12-20..tfc; 2 pert Irish SeHer puppies. 1 mala. 1 female, 1 2 weeki old. 904 -876 -2099 . COMPlETE !Sears] FREE EXTIMATES 'Chain Lin- Fenc' 'Cirpetinl "Paintin& .o [Sears[ CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy,OH . . Grea & l'llty Gibbs-Dwnen PH . 992 -2178 318·'" Public Notice IN THE IP.et lor reference. thence South COMM'ON PLEAS COURT 2 deq 04 mrn 31 sec Easl OF. MEIGS COUNTY, 22 04 ff!eT to an rron 10d. . OHIO Then ce South 2 d eg 02 m1n 12 sec East 159 84 teet to an rron THE FARMERS BANK 8o rod thence South 75 deg 29 SAVINGS COMPANY, Plaintiff, rnm 49 sec West 200 59 leet \11. to an 11011 rod. th ence North 5 JESSE LEE BUCHANAN, ET deg 5 1 mrn 44 sP.c East OELVIN l. HARFORD, ET Al., 25 1 5 tee t to an ~r o n rod Al .. Defendants. Defendants. then ce North 89 deg 22 mrn No. 83-CV-8 No. 18,415 0 1 sec East 8 54 feet to the - NOTICE OF SALE001nl of begrnrung. co ntamrng - NOTICE OF SALE Pu rsuant to a n Order of Sale I 06 ac1es. m ort~ or less. Pur sua nt to an order ot Sale exceptmq all legal rrgh ts of way rssued by t he CommOn Pleas 1ssued by the Common Pleas Oesc rrbed below rs the cen - Cour t ol M ergs County. Oh ro . I Court of Mer gs Corrntv. Oh10 I writ off er lor sale at publr c Terl ine ot a ~0 toot wd e acc'ess Wrll ott er fo'r sale at pu blrc auctron o n the 18 th_ day of rr[:J ht ol way easement to The auct ron on the 18th day b f June. 1983. 011 0 15A M DST above descr1bed 1 06 acr e lot June. 1983 . a1 I 0 30 AM DST on th e steps o f the Colnt House Beg1nnmg at the po rnt of on the steps of I he Court House of sa1d co unty 1n the V1llage of begmn1ng of the above des - of sa1d county 1n the Vrllage of ~o mer oy . Oh10 . th e to tlowrnq crrbed 1 06 ac re to t. sard pornt Pome roy. Ohro. the follow rng d P.~r. r1 hefl r Ani estilte o f hegm nuu 1 betng South descrrbed real es tate Th e l oflow1nQ real esta te The tottow1nQ rle SCHhod real 792 75 leel and W~sl 456 33 estl'tte srt uate m thE" Townsh1p tPPt !r om th e No rth eas t co rner srtu<Jted rn Chester Townshrp. ot Salrsburv 1n th~ County of of SP.C hOn 3 thence Nonh 16 Me1q s Coun ty . Oh10 8eg1nn1ng Me1QS and Sl<! tfl ot Oh1o an d dr rt 2 3 n11n 02 sec East a t the Norlheast corner ol A1 rlon ROhrn son's 30 acr e lot on The b~Hl Q 1n Sm:t1011 ] Town 2 33 6 4 I ~P t and North 24 deg Nonh Ran qc l 3 West ot th r. 23 mrn 56 sec · East 7 1 37 feet North s1de ol the Chester and Rutland Ro ad . thence nOrth Otnn Company's Pur ct1ase and fth"~P. frrst rwo calls berng .:tlonq thf' Northwesterly line of one hunrlr erl and one j 10 1) be1nQ desc nbed ;~ s 1olfows Bog1nn rng at a po1nt rn th o <rbove d esorbPd 1 06 ac re tot) ro ds <~nd tw en ty lrnks to the centerl1ne o f a 50 !nor dr 1veway and North 15 deg 43 rmw 50 No rth l(ne at Sec tron No 29 . 1n rrqht o t way. sard 001nt o f sec Ea st 48 12 te€: t to the Town No 3 . rn Range No 12. rll h~qn1n1nq bPmq South about Sou thPastertv R/ W llne of Ohro the Ohro Campany's Pur ch ase. thence WP. st on sard lrne fo rty St at e Ro ute 7 792 15 fee t and Wes t about 456 33 teet fr om the Nort heast Thf' bear1ng 1n the above (40) rod s to the No nheast cornpr ot sard S!"c:t10n 3. thence rlescr1p1 10n <Hr~ haserl on the corn er o t Et1 h u Rob1nson 'sland thence SOlrth 109 rods and North 16 CIP-11 23 rn 1n 02 sec Oh10 Company·s Purchasf! twenty links to th e above road . RPieren c:A 0PPd Vol 282 [ ast 33 64 '"'"'' atonn sa1d th f"nc:e nonh 80 deg east 41 dr1vrw,1v rrqh t ot WJ \' to a POinT Paqe 973 Deed RP. cords Me1gs rods to t he p lace o f bPg1nnrng. Cnt~n t y Oh1 0 Hlf' nCr' north 24 ,clog 23 m1n co n1 011f11nq twen ty -s1x and four Tmms o f Srtle Cash for not bO ~ ~ c Ea st 7 1 3 7 teet along tent hs (i6 41 acres. m01e o r IPSS th.'ln TWO JhrrdS Ol the s;11d <1rrvt"'VVM rrghl of w.:ry to a less po1nt th P. n<f' Sout h 44 d1 'g 25 noora1 sed value App1a1sed at Exc:ept rng therefro m the fol · 532 80000 ser EJsl I 6 2 69 teet to an 1t on towrnq descn bod par cel Co m 111rl pctSS I Il ~ J an 1ron rod at 30 0 JAMES J PROFFITI SHERIFF OF men cr nq at the southwest MEIG S COUNl'l. OHIO 1...0rner at the above descr rbed parcel ol l"!nd. thence north 151 13. 20. 27 . 3ic 200 feet. thence east 120 feet. thence south about 200 feet to thf' sout h line of nb ove 64 Misc. Merchandise d esc r 1bed parcel ot land . th ence westP.rl v to place o f bP.gumrnq. c cintrtrn1n(l 111 acre. m or e or less Ft11ther except1n(J therelrom All LENGTHS IN STOCK 8FT . ....................... .. .................. s9.95 10FT ..................... .. ................. s12.20 12FT . ... ..... ....... ........ ..... ... .. .. .. .. s14.45 14FT ..... ... .... ........ .. . .. .. ...... . ...... s16.70 16FT. ........... ............................ s18.90 18FT . ................. ...... ............... . '20.90 20FT ........................................ s22.95 For Information Call: ) For Sa te 675 458 576 773 882 895 937 - Up to lli word·; .,.. bne 'day inSertion ..' .... : .. $3 .00 Up to 15 words ... Three day in511rtion . ....... $4.00 Up to 15Words ... Six dayinSMtion ........... $7.00 CAve.age 4 words per line I ALUMINUM ROOFING occupatiat:JS. I I I I I I I ' - -- --- 1. I I I I I I I I 379 ~ Walnut ... -VI- OF CALL: Mason Co, WV Area Coda 304 992 - Middllll!ort . Poln8roy 985- CMster 343- Portland 247- Latart Falls 949 - Racine 742- Rutland 667- Coolville IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY, Plaintiff, Ptalrnilf, OF JOHN WARNER. deceaserl. Galllpolis CMshire Vinton Rio Gr.,de Guyan Dist. Arabilo Dist. mo. ANY PERSON who hal enything to give •w•y •nd does not offtlr.,or ettempt to offor any other thing lor sale m1y place an ad In thll column. There will be no charge to the advertiMr. RADIATOR SERVICE 1 From he Smalltst Heater Core to the lli&tst Rediato•. Radiator Spacieist NATHAN. BIGGS 35 Vrs ..bptrlence · Roger Hysell GARAGE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL! 20% OFF St. Ri. 124,. Pomuoy, OH . AUTQ & TRUCK REPAIR SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. • . Qui Low Everydiy Transmiuion PH , 992·5682 or 992-7121 Pomeroy, Oh . Jlh, 992-2174 BAILEY'S SHOES 322 No. Second St. Middleport, Ohio 45760 2-2 6-ttc RUTLAND FURNITURE CO S CARP~ 1 SHOP l.iiiJI ''i :-;, l1.1 111111 Ill ~11111'11',1\11'111 1111111 CARPET $1295 the follow1ng descrrbed par cels Parcel No 1. Begrnnrng at a po1nt north 83 deq , 19 ' East 120 leet 1rom "th e southwest corner of the Guy H. and Lars P. Swcun 26 4 acre trac t as recorded rn - M ergs Coumy Deed Records Volume 223. Page 21)9 . sar d po1nt · of begrnrng be rng marked by a locust post. thence north 84 deg 24 ' eas t 122 25 feet to a loc ust post. thence north 1 deg 25' east 151 5 teet to a lo cust post. !hence south 84 deg . 30' wP.st I I 0 1 feet to a locust post: then ce sou th 5 deg· 50' west 153 feet to the por nt o f beqJnn Jng, contarn1ng 0 40 acres. more o r tess. be1ng the same real es tat e conveyed by Guy H Swarn and Lors P Swarn , husband and wrle. to GP.orn,q and Judr t h St archer . by deed d3ted Aprrl 25. 1972· Parcel No 2 Beg1nn1ng at a po1nt north 83 deg 19' east \20 1P-f!l and no rth 8 4 deg 24 ' oust 122 25 feet from the southP.a st corner of the Guy H nnd Lors P Swarn 26 4 acre tr act as recorded rn Mergs County Deed Record Volume 223 Page 269 . sc:ud pomt of berJmn1nq herng marked by a locust pos t. thence north 84 cteq 24' east 122 feel to a loc ust post. th ence north 3deg . 15· west 150 tee t to a locust post thence south 8 4 deg 30' West 11 0 1 feet to a locust post. thence so uth 1 deg 25 ' West 151 5 feet to thfl po1nt ol beg1nnrng . co ntarn1ng 0 40 acres . mare o r less Refer ence Dee d Vo lume ~63 . Paqe 59 3 Deed Records M ergs County. Oh ro rerms o t Sale Cash tor no t less thnn two thrrds of the apprarsed value Apprarsed at 530.90000 JAMES J PROffiTI, SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNl'l. OHIO 151 13 20. 27. 3ic lor tractot'l.~ • ~alntenance • All&chments • Helolul ldvlce D'DlU TI\JE VALUE LUMBER 24011 &stem Avt. PH. 446-7126 5-24-1 mo Real Estate General We sell Qllllity used cars. 1-614 4464782, lis, Ohio. YOUNG'S MINE RUN SE~VICE STRIP CARPENTER Gallipo- -'-AddoN and .......Wing wart.: ~~I TEAFORD VIRGIL B. SR . REALTOR 21o r . 1nd St . Phone V. C. YOUNG Ill • ScoHie Smith All Makes end Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Service Available • n tmopd furnace. and I~ of new paneling, For a Quick sale. will take $23. 500. SPECIAL - lull $275 PER TON MIN . 6 TON A TON PHONE 304 - 273 - 5555 304 - 273-5303 5·1?· I mo PERSONALIZED POOLS ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Sizes start from 12'116' ilrVinyl Liner *Fiberglass •Stainless Steel UTILITY BUILDINGS Siz~s from 6'x6' Up ·-- ! to 24'x36' lnsulltd Do& Houses 985-3561 All Makes •Wa8here •Diehwaehera ' PHONE: 1-304-773- 5634 Mason, W. Va . P&S BUILDINGS Aeng•• ,Jacina1 Ott. tlti. ll':(':J.Slfl •Rofrlgarotora •Drylrl •FrHJin PARTS ond SERVICE len~h NEW HAVEN. W. VA. 2-1Hit "CUT OUT 3 bedroom toole with bath, TP water, carpeting. IOOdern kitchen, lui basement and large yard at Hemlock Grove for $26,000. . AT ll - ~11t NEW LISTING - .3 apart'ments, partly furn~hed. 12 DRIVEWAY SlAG U~PICK-UP PH. 992-2280 992-6215 or 992.731~ Pomeroy , Ohio 1· 1614) ·992·3325 rooms, 3 baths, naiUral gas S30JO -l'lumlolng ond olectrioolwark (Fr.. Esllmaies) C. L. '· "DDITIONAL6'11 DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CASH. CARRY POMEROY LANDMARK $125,000. 614-992 -2181 BAIIGAIII - I.Jrge home with several garages and storage. In the country on ha1d road. I ll blths, Healolator, flr'nace and one IICre for $40,000. ' Hlic 427 1 mo AND HoME MAINTENANCE "Rooflna of oil types . Rllldontiol & Commorclal 'Gutters & 00Wftspouts ·stotm Window• & Doors FlEE ESTIMATES 7~2·2134 or 949, 2160 C.rplitld, bl1hroom with sllowtr, 111 or 1lact. rrlric.. fumace, & lot, Waterh•ter, (lllp, sink, ca. tlact.. or blitiiiiY liafrts, sl•ps 6, tx· ctHIIIt cond~lon . For 111 your wiring , needa; fum•c" re· • p1lt aervk:e and In· · at•U•tlan. Realdentlel • Commercial Call 742·31915 20 Ytln Elp11ionco TOM HOSKINS l'h. FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER ., MILLER . ELECTRIC SERVICE OHIO VALLEY ROOFING 6 LML ACRES - I'Mh water lip, electric, septic tan~ and natural gas. On stl!te road neer • · S.20·1 mo. pd. $2,700.00 or Best Offer PH .992 · 3005 5·16-1 mo, l-l·tte Reina . -.. Ill THE WOODS - 3 acres 't*ls 14x70 lrlil«. equippsl klche!l, Set-One of Tl1e Clellnd % Acrs • 2~ StCifJ, 3 bedrooms, 27 Anne St., Bietzy Heiahts, Pomeroy, OH'. . 601 £at ' 1'011 SALI AS IS Contact: Don I. Deller Ul Wtst Main St .P.O. Boa 109 . Chllllcotbt, OH. 45601 .In Gltt& To Help You luy or 51111 ~E. v Clellnd, Jr., GRI .................................. 992-6191 Dallit y,.... ............. :..................................... !IIZ-5692 _.. TNIIIII .............. .... ,....... ,,,,,,,, ,, ............ Mt-2180 Jo Hill ..... ,........,,,,,,, .................................... 915 t411 775-0106 ROOFING 21UIIIIIDTS - All utilities in $23.500. . 110 Sl6fl 011 YOUI PIOI'EIIY If YOU WISH. CAU ttZ·P IDSQL Housinq Olfica .............. ,.... ' ... ' ......................... '' ... '"" .. 992-2251 Headquartl'r ~- 'i GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. H. L. Writesel Bu~in;t.n, ~of SyracUS& Nso a 2 bednxrn mobile home on Rt 124. Willi SlrMt ~- Ohio 45759 near $21.500. O¥lr 100 Pllll*lios. low mt..t ltlOMY now milalilt! Cltllnd lllllly, Inc. VERY REASONABLY Kitchen lO-&.IIc AIIIJP'I !If Of !lplir, Ivai_., lflllll and dawnltpOIItl, . . . diMh. and Pli1111RL a1oflt· docn and wlncloln. All Wort G-tlld ' "fret htl•tts" Call: 949-2263 I Or 992-219\ ...; . lndushial , com-cial, Rtsitltntial, Interior and Exterior. Pllntlng Sandblaating Wttarblaatlng_. Ptrklng Lot ftipplng 8pr1y Painting Taxture Coati:'&• ·F._ II••• ftw. II • CAll 614-949·2616 .....2 ... . 3 .. • • • • . . ••••• "0 9 SWEEPER tnd -lng ma· clrlne .repair, pana, and Mlpplloa. Pick up and delivery, Devle ' Vecuum c~aa-. one ha~ mile up 448-6214 • . Rd. Call Gun SIIHt. llutland Amori· ·oanLaglon 1 p .m. lun., May o1ibaolutely factory clro!<e _gun1 only. :u. Wanted To Buy &· Vicinity ------·-·-·----··---------···- TWO family yard sale. 1 rWue out Jaricho Rd . Pt. Pleesnt. Clothing · and m1ac. r14ey 9 -3 . Watch for signa. If rain -cancelfit.. RUMMAGE sole, Saturday, May 28, 9 :00 to 5:00 . Next to Western Auto, Pt Plea· sont . By the Claos of 1978. N ot responsible for accidents . Yard Sole Thuro. 26th. Fri . 27th on Rt . 82, houae trailer on right side. Waterloo Rd. 3 Family Sale . Good bargalna. May 28th yard sale 9 -1. 2228 Uncoln .Pt. Pl. Mlac Items. 13 Insurance 31 Homes for Sale ~ BR 2 full bath; cantr.-l .elr, BEDS -IRON, BRASS , old Ar.e You paying to mu ch for furniture , Qold, silver dol- your hoapitel -heahh insulara, wood ice boxes. atone rance . Call Car ro ll jara, antlquea. etc .. Com- Snowden. 446 -4290. plate household&. Write : M .D. Miller. Rt. 4 , Pomeroy. Oh. Or 992-7760 . lrnpiU 1'1HIAC lwr lowe Help Wanted Wil do baby sitting in my home anytime, fenced in back yard & refarencas o•olloble . Coli 814-388· 9768. Rick Peerson Auctioneer Service. Estate, Farm, An - You can make money aelli'lg tlque a. liquidation sales. AVON . Call 446 -3368 or Ucenoed & bonded in Ohio llo 814 -388-9046 . WVo . 304 - 773- 5786 or 1- - - - - - - - - 304-773-9186 . Secretary· Bookkeeper im mediate opening for respon Auction every Fri. night at sible person full time . Will the Hartford Community require light bookkeeing, Canter. Truckloads of new typing, filing . Must be able merchandise everY week. to work Independently aaConaigmenta of new and lary commensurate with u11d merchandise always eJI.p. Send resuma to Ohio welcome. Richard Aevnolda Residential Service• Inc . Auctioneer. 275-3089 . P.O. Box 938 . Gelllpolis. Oh 45831 . Complete Auctioneer Ser · vice. Also do appraisals. Rag lttered Nurae un ique full Ucensed & bonded to tell. time potitlon available Households, farm furnish · working with ~ . R . adults in inga 1St Real eatate . Over 26 a resldentialaettlng . Must be yesrse~tperlence in buying & able to dealgn policies and Hlling new. used & ·a nt ique procedurea . Community furniture. 814 -992-83 70 . health exp. desired . l<nowlOtby A. Martin. adga of madlc•de.ICF-MR a plus. uc. starting salary. Antique Auction . 541 W. Liberal benefits package. Main . Under the bridge. Sand resume to Ohio Real· Behind Shemmya . Firat dentltl Services In c . P .O . hou11 . May 28th at 10 a.m. Bo• 938. Gollipolio. Oh 45831 ' AUCTION every Saturday night, 8 p .m . Mt . Alto Wanted part time babysitter Auction Barn . Consign · in Kan1uga area. Please aend ment1 taken avery Saturday your ntme and 3 raferancas 1 :00 till tale time. Emma to P.O. Box 264 . Cheohlro. Bell Auc tineer. 304 ~ 428 - Oh 46820 . 8177. Lady to do part time phone work at home. Write O .S .t., 9 Wanted To Buy 4133 E. Main St .. Columbuo. Oh ~3213 . WANTED TO BUY Old lurnl ture •nd Antiques 9f 111 Gallipolis Parka and Re c. kinde, cell Kenneth S""waln, Dept . Ia taking applicetiona ~48- 3169 or 258-1987 in for aerobic dance inatructor. th• ·evenlnga. Must be over 21. have dance or aerobic dancalnatructor. Buying Gold, SIIYer, Plati - Hours mult be flexible. num . Gold and Sliver pricea Appl¥ lmmedlotely at 818 ere the highelt In two yeen. Second Ave .. Gallipolla. check our price• on gold & tllver, tcrap jewelry. Buying •80-100 dolly commloolons Old coins •. acrap rings & po11ible plua motttly bonus silverware. Dally quotea on repeat tal at . Coneumable eveilable. Al1o coins & coin product• eweryone uaea. oupplleo . for oale. Spring Ouslffy for company car, Valley Trading Co., Spring travel, retirement program. Valley Plaza, ~4e - 8025 or Work full / 'pert tlma from 448-8028 . . home. Not .door to door . We train you . Cell448-1988 . We pay cash for late modal clean us" care. Part-time poattlon ,a vailable Frenchtown Car Co . for individual with terious Bill Gene Johnson lntornt In Malgo Co . Hlo4411-0089 tory. Busine11 background prtfe,r..t. Send reeume to Diamonds. gold banda. cl111 Box 14&, Pomeroy by June rlngo. oll•ar colno, 10-14 3, 1983. E.O.E. kar1t scr•p lewerly. T1wnay Jawertaro, 2nd. AYa., Galli - I· polio. 448-11115. 12 Situations Wanted Pay caoh for Ulld Mobile 11 - - - - - - - - - - Homo or Travel Troller. Call ' 1-:=::;:::=::;:::======= 114 - 4~6 - 01711 . Announcement• ~a Craolt ··.. ···Pt.fii&ii ii&·.;·•···.. ~=========:.!-----------~========== 1----------- Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-4269 Dew•yne William• COAL - -.. ond..-w.... IMPRESSIVE - Modern 3 bedroom brick. • 2 fireplaces, l•ge family room, 2 car garage, equipped kitchen, 2~ baths, 2 patils, and l•ge lot Mking Good Selection Of GRASS CARPET , Cany SERVICE ARROW FlASHING SIGNS 3 types, 2 Colora John's Auto Sales 81~ - 387 - 7101 . acres, fences. and large storage 24x65. On~ $38,500. · INSTALLED WITH PAD Cash & APPLIANCE PAT HILL FORD Patio aale at Pat Noelt. Rutland Rd., St. Rt. 1 2~. 'I• mile from Rt . 7 bypata. Fri. & Sat., Moy 27 & 28 . . 6 Fimity Yard Sale BetwHn Rio Granda & Bidwell on At. 664. Btby clothaa, axcera ize bench, misc . clothes, miac. items . Public Sale S. Auction Auction every Tueaday night. Krodel Park Club House. Pt. Pleasant WV . Auct . Lonnie Neal . Call AND New Homes - Extensive 1 ' We cen repair and , . Remodelin1. · core l1ldliltoos and hell•I nsu1ance Work .• - · We cen 8110 •Custom Pole Bldgs. acid boll and lOCI out ra· & jlaraees diators. We elao rape1r 1 •Roofine Work Gas Tanka, oAiumiltllll & Vil1)1 Sidin15 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH 992-2196 PH. 992-7583 Middleport, Ohio or 992-2282 l -Illie porch, eKtra frame room, power planl 18 STARTING AT RUBBER-BACK TWEED S&W TV RADIATOR SERVICE - Yard lr Garage Sale at· 6 -Pointl, Pomeroy. May 31st. June1,2 .3 . 9a.m. to 7 p.m . look for olgno. Clo· thing, houaehold , garden .• misc . Items . 814- 992 · 7795 . 1---:====:::::--- 11 ! 1·1J.ttc Par~ CONGOLEUM $499 ' H141dqua · •••••••· ·• ••• •••• · · ••· ••• · -· · 5-25-1 mo Pd. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION· PRIVATE -A teal quiet place in the woods. Nice 14x70 Holly • Good Selection Of GOLD SEAL aa~h~c· Yard Sale Friday May 27. 8:00-4 :00 . O.J . White Rd, One Day Only I Sat . Mey 28, Ninth houae out . Baby 8 1 Femily Verd Sale. Good item a. boya-mena-womena clothlntt-lllailll (aleo lerge'r clothing. odds & ends. woman o). mloc., houMhold 1- --::._______ ltema, tkl . .l. typewriter, Big Yard Sale Fri . thru Mon. others too numerous to 9 -6 . "II idema must go. low mention, aoUth Rt. 7 near prices; proceeds goes to Clay School, near Eureka. feed hungry children of the Everything must go I world . Rt. 141 West ol 1----::.___;;,._~- Gafllpolla. . Urge 3 Family Gar,e Sale. Thur., Fri. • Sat., -1 124 Yard Sale Rain or Shine. Deenlo Dr .. Oalllpollucross Fridoy & Soturdoy, May 27 from Mlnko Auto Saleo. a. 28 . From 9 10 5 . Rodney At.35. Tape players, CB. Iots Village 11 . Follow signs. of nice clothing, much :-nora. Tires, clothing , Avon bottles. tupperware , bikes . Vard Sale 110 4th . Ave. Much much more. Galllpollo. Thuro , Fri . & Sot. 4 Family Yerd Sale Friday & Yard Sola Only doy only . Saturday . 2 atory green Sat. 28.10-11. Nice clothing. house on Rt . 7 in Cheshire, moternlty & boby0-9. mioc .. acro11 from J ' s Mini Mart . household Items. Follow Rt. All aize clothing , home inte180 to VInton Elem. School rior,Lwhite half canopy bed about 1 'h mi . with bedspread and ensemble. clarinet. aheeta. paper7 Family Patio Sale 4 '12 mi. back books, dishes, child· out Rt. 141 . 27th , 28th, rena clothing. knick knacks 29th llo 30th. Old dloheo. and oiher mioc . men-women -children clothing. Avon collectibles . I Rain or ahine. Middleport & Vicinity f i r&~lace, large lot> clos_. to town . Cell 448-2699 after 6. 9 Prices Until 'Stock Is Sold. Also & Vicinity_ ---···ricimiirv .......... . Yard Sale. Tue• ..6/ 31 , Wed . 8/ 1, 8 to 7 at 38 Vlnton St. Gallipolis. Ohio . 3 bedroom home It 123 Garfield Ave .. concrete pool, full basement, 2 firepla ces , 2 'h baths. new Gold, silver, sterling , je- •18 Wanted to Do car pet , 2 a cre lot from SR 6 Lost end Found welry, rings, old coins a. At . 7 to river . Owner will currency . Ed Burkett Barber consider financing with lciw LOST ten Chihuahua brown ; Shop. Middleport . 992 · General Hauling and Trash down payment and 9% 3478. no~t , white blaJe on face . --~ temovel· sa·rvlce .. J~eliable .:mtorest . Cell 446 -1 !)46. Call ·448 - 318~. or ~48, _! ..,..~....,.~~--'---,.:.. 1147. Wanted tO buy . New. u•ed& ;';~ ~:~~~:~1 ';; a~~ 1 5 446 . HOUS E FOR SALE In Mid- . antique furniture . Will buy 1 dloport . Newly remodeled LOST Male white cat, grey piece or co mplete house- EKpeilenced house painting home with fireplace. po11i· apots , between ears , near holds. Call Osbv A . Martin and l1wn mower repair, very ble woodburner. close to Greaay Ridge . Call. 814 - 814-992-6370 . reasonable rates . Cell 446 - school• and shopping . Call 643 ·0166, with reward . 6t 4 -99 2-6941 . 8688 . Longhelred kittens, 8 weeki .gl,~ . >104 -876 -1920. 8 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DIVISION. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO JOSEPHINE OSBORNE , AOMX.: WILBUR WARNER ESTATE, WORK AND ) Announcement }F or Re nt 446 367388245 256 643- Public Notice Meigs County Area Code 614 Or 742-2068 - S.~l " FENCING ~~OVIDES PRIVACY PlUS PROTECTION FOI! CHilDRiiN & PE15" 5.13· 1 mo 81-HoR!B lmproverJ1!tnts 82-Piumbing 6 Heating 83-Excavating 8,4'Eiactrf!:•llo Refrigenition 85-General Hliuling 86-M .H .'Repair 87- Upholstery Public Notice 141 )Wanted PEST CONTROL SERVICE followinf{ telt•phone exchan!{es ... Gallia County Area Code 614 PH. 742·2407 :\.,.c.'\ c.O~s-· · 5·1Hmo. lld Classified pa!{e.~ cot•er the 71-Autos for Sale 72-Trucks for Sale 73-Vans64WD 74-MotO<cycles 75-Boats 8o Motors 76-Auto Parts& Accessories 77-Autr> Repair · 78-CamplngEquipnient lee lvi• 1 1- Help Wanted 1 2 - Situated Wanted 1 3 -lnsurance 1 4- BusinessTraining . 15- Schools 16- Radio. TV 8o CB Repair IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY. 51 - Household Goods 52-CB. TV 8o Radio Equipment 53-Antiquos 54- Misc. Merchandise 55-Building Supplies 56-Pats for Sale Duler Farm Equipment CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS PH. 992 --2478 Mwruhaedlwe 2 2 -Money to loan · 2 3 · Professional Services fllw llolllnd, Bush 1101 flr!ll Equipment FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY LARGI' ar SMAU JOIS FOR PROFESSIONAL TERMITE AND · 1 -Card of Thanks (paid in advance! 2-ln Memory (paid in advance) 3 -Announcements .. .....G "a" l'l'•'p"o'"iis.......... Authorized John DHr. eLandlcaping ,_,.,_"" "'· - Backhoes -Dump Trucks - Lo, Boy - Trencher - Water -Sewer -Gasl,.ines -Septic Systems 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 1\RflVWRGiiitiAII . ,. . . •DrMIWays •Fann Ponde Call 8-43-5425 - Dozers ' • 1ts •Footers 'Remodelinc 20 Ytlrs EKPerience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES PULLINS EXCAVATING school cafeteria at 7 p.m . . The Daily Sentinel Ba U.S. IT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE , OHIO Beck· ( Local School Board wW meet Tuesday, May 31, In the blgll the home of Ruth Reeves, advisa'. otticers Wf!1"e elected ~ nd money-making proJects ...,.. dlsc\158ed. No demonstratlons could bo ,..,. 'Roofin& 'Gutler & Down Spouts PHONE Jill CLIFFORD 992-n01 ,.,.• , POMEROY - The Southern ·~~:n! 'Sidin& CONCRETE WORlt IOIIIlD &IOIUJARAIIIHD TIJESDAY 1 Ann~uncements ~::::::::::::::~~~;:::::::::::::::::~~;:::::~~;;:;::::~if-';:::::::::::::::::::;ioun lhoot at tho Rut~nd American Legion Sudoly May J&F EUGENE LONG MEIGS 'BOGGS 29th at 12 p.m. Aboolutely CONTRACTING factory choke guno. ==~~OE SUPES~~~~~:INYL EXCAVATING . SALES &SERVICE 4 Giveaway •LAIID CLEARING, The Hoo! Hollow Band&ts IT}(It on May 2 at 3 The Daily Sentinel Ohio r MONDAY The Alfred Uvestock Club met on May 15 at the home m Red Can-. '"""' m bus,_ Included setting meotlng dates and handln& out project books. n.!reshment. w..-e ~ ll)' Rooe and Red Carr. The next ..-tng or the club wW bte June 5 at the Carr m1dence. Mmtben wlll WCI"k wlltJ their anJmal!J at this time. - L1X1 Burke, Reporter. Peme!vy-Middleplift, Will do baby olttlng In my home. Racine area. Any •••· Oo!>d ulld 1-etrv, dla monda. gold 6 JMver. We • , ~ - 9~8 - 2778 . alae buy, ooll • trade guna . Frank 'o Pawn Shop, 401 13 1 2nd . Avo.. GaNipollo, ~48- 1 _ _ _ _n_•_u_r_a_n_c_e_ __ 08f() . I' J=========== House w ith 8 acrea. Call 614 -266 -6663 . Will do odd and end jobs, reasonable. Cell 614·367 · 7708 . Lovely . 6 rooms. Double garage, beautifully landacBped area lot . Atop Rose Hill, Pam . 40 ' a. 814-9854257 . Certified eM perienced teacher wants to babyeit during summer . Call 446 0845 . 7 yeara old. 4 mitll out of Ra ci ne . 81 -level. 2 ~ lr gar · age attached. 3 car gariQI un · t~ttached . 3 acres With good drilled well and much mora . 614 -843-6350 . Babysit in my home. toddler. intent or elementary . Can anend summer racreatlon program in Gallipolis. Call ~48 - 7354 . Bebyollllng in my hom e. References available. Call 448-4047 . so li . 3 bedroom ranch. Quiet 21 Pt . Pl . Appointment Only . Owner transferred . . Muat country living, scenic view. Pom eroy. &69 .900. 614· 992-5420 . House . 2722 Lincoln Ave. Business Opportunity 304-6 76 - 407~ . EIGHT acres. small houM. garage. out buildings. pond a. mineral rights, reduced prlco, 304-896 -3819 . INOTICEI THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommends that you do buaine11 with peopla you kn ow . and NOT to send money through the malt until you h11va investigated th a offering. For Sale By Owner. a11uma ~ ble at 8 p ercent intereet, 3 bedroom home with vinyl aidi ng. tull size basement 8nd bath end %, located In leon· Baden Road . Phone 30 4-468-1888 alter 6 p.m. Country c'arryout for sale by owner , Upper Rt. 7 in Kenauge , Ohio . Call 446 2192 or 448-9171 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 22 Money to loan TRI - STATE MOilllE HOMES . USED · C• , RS, TRUCKS . GAlllPO .IS. CHECK OUR PRICES . C \Ll 446 -7572 . HOM E LOANS 10V.'!I Iixed rate. Lea dar Mortgage, 77 E. Stete . Athena. Ohio. 1·614 592-3051 , or t -800-341 6554 In Ohio . 23 CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL · lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST . GALLIPOLIS , RT 38 . PHONE 446-7274, Professional Services 2 Iota !. a mobile home '12x60. 2 bedroom, with C&l Bookkeeping Broad range of bookkeeing rural water. gas heat. Ha1 and taM Nrvicea avell1ble to some furniture, price 112.600. Or41ots& mobile ault your bualne11 needs . 11~ . 800 . Coll4.4 8-1240 . Carol Nul 448-38112 PIANO TUNING $8 off pluo 1975 1 4•70 Peerleos MH. di1counts to aenior clti;rans- w -tllt out , EC. cant. air, , total electric. churohes-achoola. Call Bill · woodburner Ward Ward'a Keyboard. new carp throughout, underpinning . outbuilding . ~~~~ - ~372 . ft 1,600. Call 814 - 2415 PIANO TUNING-LANE DA- 6408. ~48 - 0212 . NIELS . Rallabla service tinea 1881. A11ociate of 1 978 Schultz 1 4x70 2 bdrm .. 2 baths , central air, Brunlcerdl Mueic Co. Phone good cond .. on rental lot, 1114-742-2951 ' near Goodyear Plant, allumable loan . French City PERMANENT hair romoYII Brok1111rlng Service, 448 · Profanional Electrolysis 9340 . Clinic. A.M .A . opprqYad . Dr. referrala. Monday, Wednes 1973 Carrage house mobile day. Friday. byappoh rtment . home 70x12, AC, W lo 0 304-876-6688 . hookup, dishwasher, 2 bdr. , 2 both . Coil after 6, 814 682 -7277 or 814 -8827282 . Beot offar .. 1978 14x70 Windsor, 3 bedroom, 1Yl bathe. furnlohed, 8x10 utility buMdlnfl. Daath In family must sell. Call 448-7613 call bafote 3 :00m altor 4 call ~~~7847 . ~ bdr .. 2 full batho. flnlohad baaament, 2 csr gerage . Appolntmant only. 203 KI nton Dr., Gtlllpollo. 44111223. 19711 Kirkwood 1~x70 mo· bile home, f8,500. Call 814-388-9038 . 3 bedroom, 1332 oq .ft .. under conatructlon, Ivy Dille S~bdiYIIIOn . K~K contraotoro, Inc. Call 814-387· 0831 or 448-1759. , SANOY AND BEAVER In· WANT to buy old boof or auranca Co. haa offered dairy COW, 304·895·3835, •rvkJea for fire · ln,urance coverage In Oalfla County BUYI,. 3 old • new comloa for almoat a canturv. Farm, • aeme papar becko. Ask for homo anti paraonal P'oparty By ow- 3 bedroom homo Chaltor. 304-8711-8238. In Rio Orando, Oh. Call CO.Ig.. ere IVMilbte to 114-245-1274,or81 ~-241lndlvltlual nH<Ia. Conlwlng lat In good condJ· tact llay w.dom!IYir. egent. . 8117 for appointment. Aoatlon. 304-812 -2334. oonabJy prioejl. · Pllono 311-12411. Late 1980 Wlndoor, 14x1o with 7x22 upando. 3 bdr,, 2 bllth, houoo typo furnltu,., central air, atero, miarowave, end mora. E•cellent buy on quality homo 118.1100. Roclnay· Cora Rd . Call 8111· 241-1221 . ' ·' \' ' I �- -.--- . _, ...,. ..... They'll Do It Ever}' Time Mobile Home• for &ala -·- - KIT 'N' CARLYLE"' 64 Miac . Meri:handiM 81 1977 14x70. 3 bedrooms. 2 full batho, 810,000. 304· 876-2949 . . 1981 FLEETWOOD. 14x70, bedroom. 2 batha, all electric, partially furni1hed, 114,600 . Coli 304-7735046 . 3 79 STERLING mobile hOme: all electric . 2 bedroom. cetral air, underpenned. excellent condition . 304-6765639 . 33 farms for Sale 142 ecrea near Rio Grande, hou11 81 buildings , Will sell all or port . Call 448 -2699 lfter 6 . SMALL 32 acre farm, 6 out Sandhill Rd., 3 bedroom houl8 . t38,000. 304-676 -6336 . mile~ 34 · Business Buildings For rent or sale buaineas building containa3 ·bedro0m apt. upltairs a. arrange· menta for 1 or 2 buaine~sas downa1aira. Sale can eiao Include 2 rental trellara. Call 446-3888. 36. Lots & Acre a ga 5 -20 Acres woods. over· looking Ohio River, city 1chool1. 446-3664 or 1· 613-423 - 8928 . Owner/ Agent . 3& acres at 'Rodney on W.T. Watson Rd. Owner finenc· ing available. Call446-8221 after 6 waekd•ys. For Sale : 10.8 acrea on Bulavilla Rd. in Golllpollo Town1hip . Reduced to U6 .ooo . Call 446-4670 . 1 .4 Acre lot In Bradbury. good location. trailer hookup. all utllltlea, septic tank . Call 6 14·992 -2802. TWO acres. 11ptic ayatem. well. electric hook-up, VJ mile from New Haven. 304882· 3368. FIVE acres land. down payment and teke over paymanti, city water S. electric on land. 304-676 -2449 . 36 Real Estate Wanted Buying houses and apart· menu. Need properties with favorable price and terms. Box 1109 Galllpollo . Oh. 46831. 3 bdr. house, cent. air. Addloon, Oh, &250 , Call 614-440-0176 . 3 bdr .. house 2 fireplace•. twlmmlng pool, fence, pa~ tlo, garage. central air . Sell, rent or trade. Carol Yeager, Realtor. Call 304 - 675 · 0104. 4 bdr. houM. 2 bath1, 2VJ mi. from HMC off 180, 2 cor garage. lerge garden apot. UIO mo. Coli 814 -246· ' 9170. 2 bdr. furnlahed duplex. very nleo. water paid, Main St .. Cbe1hlre. No i111lde pet1. Call 814-240 -6818 . 2 BR cottage, prlvete, lo· ootid In city . • 226 per mo. plus utilities. References. Coli 448-3791 ofter 5 . 2 bedroom with yard. I 180. pl\lt depoalt & 814-f92·7177. utllitle1. MODERN 3 bedrqom. fom· llr rqom. neer school• & hooptlol. Rofo-ce • dap · ooit ~uired . Coli :J04-076 · 433- . MOQER N 3 bedroom, fam· lly r~m. near 14hoola & hoopl!•l. Ro!oren"" • depooit rrqulrod. Call '04· 676433q . 9 r~m houle. Park Dr, month, ref. ,oq. 304· 671·•••11 . U2~ , Ho!MImprovementl STUCCO PLASTERING cial and reokiontioi, " Htimotn. Call 81&.2111·.,· ., 1a2. .. PAINTING · lntoriOI' end oxtorior. plumbing, roofing. oomo remodeling. 20 yro. ·• oxp. Call 6to~·31B·IIIII!2 . Marcum Roofing & Spout- ~ ing. 30 yeoro · olporience, -ciollzing In bUill up. roof. : Coil 614·3BI·IIBI7. 3 opaod, 3 wheal bicycle. like now. Coll448-1 163. Pre11ure treated fence potu · f2.96 each, 1x1 2 " pine shelving $ .85 per foot . Alao kiln dried maple, red oak. oak, sanafras. wal· r-;~~~~~::':':::':':~~~~::':':::':':~~::':':::':':~ white nut, c•der, poplar, bill 42 Mobile Homes 46 Space for Rent wood drop citing lr 2A" hardwood paneling. Bidwell for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Counlrv ·Fumhure, Bidwell, Mobile home for rent. Call Park, Route 33, North of Oh, 814-3BB·8463, Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 446-0756 . King aize round bed . Red 992 ·7479 . velvet headboard and 12x60 2 bdr. mobile home spread . Excel. cond., •400. all utilltle1 paid, except Call 814-682-7184 . electric . Oep. Req . Call 47 Wanted to Rant 446 . 8658 . 3 bedroom houae, unfur· Air Conditioner, 11 ,600 10 x 65, 2 bd .room mobile niahed. Around Middleport BTU, *176 or best offer . Call home in Racine area. 814- or in cOuntry. 614-992- 448-8134. 992 -6858 . 6418 or 614 -992·6624. 18 HP Garden Tractor, J .C. Penny with e1,460 mower attachment . U1ed only 4 Approximately 6 mlle1 1rom 2 bedroom mobile timoo. Call614-388 ·9809 . Middleport or Pomeroy . 614 -992-6968 . 51 Household Goods New Oak Furniture, tables. chairs , cupboards, pie 2 bedroom 1urniahad.mobile 1- - - - - -- - - $w,fclaa54 ,sconk home. Adult1 only. Utilities paid . No pets. Deposit & SWAIN referenc•• required . AUCTION & FURNITURE New Oak Furniture, tables, Locotion -S . A. 1 43 . 814- 62 Olivo St .-, Galllpoiio. 6 c~ain , cupboa~ds. pie safe, dry ainka. Paul Conkels 992-3847 afler 6 p ..,. piece wOod living room suite Antlqu·e•. Tuj:Jpar.·. Pleint . with 6 in.c h flat erma $399, 1'2x62 2 bedroom trailer. bunk bade complete . with Adul11 only. Brown' s Trailer bunkieo t199, 2 piece an- Flowitra for Memorial Day . North 2nd. St. Middleport . Park. 814-992· 3324. tron livlngroom aultea t199, Open 9-8 . Ciih's· PI!\~' e. antron recliners •ss, other TWO mobile homes for rent recliner• $80, maple dinette on Rt . 2 about 6 minutes nt1 t179. love •••t• $70, Gold color rug It pad 8'x1 1', from town . Call after 6 . hida-a - bed 8250 , box light beige rug 9'x9' like new. Light beige rug 3 ' 11.9 ', 1 304-876-8277 . 1pringa 81 mattre11 twin' or pone pattie. like new with full $100 1et regular-firm 2 bedroom trailer with add· $120 , maple dinette chairs chemicals. 48" inter spring on andgerageon At . 2 above $36, wuh stands S34 , mattre11. 1 green couch Flex old V. t200 month unfur· mJple rockers •69, 7 piece ateel early american atyte. niahod; U26, · furnlohod , Qhrome dii1f!Ue set 81.49. 6 P~one 814-992-3249.. plus utllltlei, • 60 depOalt, pieCe dinette set eas. used Maytag auto. ~asher $86 .. 304 -875·3248 after 7 . bedroom suites, refirgera · auto. washer & electric dryer tors, ranges, che1t, dr8118fl. Nice mobile home lot water wringer waahera, TV ' s , $10q ., 30 Inch gas range and sewer turn. 304-676- !Jryeres. & ahoe1. Call 446 · 845 ., self defrosting refrigerator $6.5 ., heavy duty 107,6 . 3169 . Kenmore waahar $100 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Phone 614·742-2362 . 44 Apartment · washers, dryers, refrigera- 1 Magic Chef wan oven LP for Rant tors. renge1 . Slcegga Ap- ga1, Chef ·aurfece pliances, Up.,.r River Rd .. range1LPMagic g11, 2 stools. 1 beside Stone Crest Motel. Sear~ go-cart 2 bar suter, 1 ·3 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apart-- 4_4_8_-_7_39_8_._ _ __ _ _ speed girls bike, 1-22 inch menta 1200 per mo . or If Sears mower. 614 -992 · income io 110,000 or lou LAYNE'S FURNITURE 2201 . HUD available. A-One Real Sofa, chair, rocker, otto· E1tatea, Carol Yeager, Real - man, 3 tables, (extra heavy JS 360C dozer, JB 3508 tor. Call 304 -876· 6104 9r by Frontier) , 8886 . Sofa , crawler, loader w-bucket 304-676-7386 . chair and loveaeat, t276 . and forks. M F44 rubber tired Sofas and chairs priced from loader. 1 972 Ford F700 Small furnished houae in t286 . to 1896. Table• . 146 w -cheater axle and 20 ft . city, adulto only . Call 446- and up to t126 . Hide·a· flatbed , 1 978 Wildernell beda , t44.0 . and up to camper. a 2 saw edge 0338 . 8626 .. Recliners. 1176. to w-power ~nit, La1ont 400 JACKSON ESTATES ' Equal •350., Lampl from 128. to industrial wood splitter . Houalng Opport~nlty' has 876 . 5 pc . dinette• from 814-698-6613 . one bedroom apanments .09 .. to $436 . 7 pc .. 1189 . rer,t starting at t167 per end up. Wood table with •i* BEEN LOOKING FOR US? month and two bedroom cheira •426 . to 1745. Desk We're Rawleigh, famous for apartment• rent 1tenlng at 1110 up to e226 . Hutchao, flavor~, spices, seasonings 8193 per month . Coll446- e660. and up. maple or pine and other fine products. flnlah . Bunk bed complete We' re now looking for relia 2746 or leeve me11age. with mattreaaea. e260 . and ble people who want a good Furnished apt ., 131 % 4th up lo f396 . Baby bed&, part-time earning opportun Ave., Gallipolis. 2 bdr ., t110 . Mat1re1111 or boll ity. Cali 304 -676 -1090 for &186 mo ., water paid . Call 1pringa, full or twin, 158., appointment . firm, eBB . and 178 . Queen 448 -4418 after ?PM . seta, 8196 . 4 dr. ct1eats, 2 fuel oil stoves, 1ilo, New Furnished apt ., 1136 2nd $42 . 6 dr. cheats, 854. Bed Bottom ring for silo, IIHI' by Ave.. G•lllpolis. 2 bdr ., fr1mea. •20.and 126., 10 appt . 304-882-3224 . 8196 mo ., water paid . Call gun · Gun cabineta, •350 .. dlnene chalrl 120. and •26 . GAS range, $60. c•n be 448-4416 after 7PM . G11 or electric ranges. •326 seen at 6 Burdette Addition . · 3 bedroom apt ., t176 per up to •376. Baby matr111e1, month plus deposit. Cell •26 • 136. bod fro moo 120, FIVE piece wood dining •20. • 130. king frame •so . room set, $26 . 304 -676 446 -3888. Good •election of bedroom 3731 . 1 BR apt .in city . *200 per auitll, cedar che111 . _T_ H _P __- 3- -..- F-ir-eo_t_o-no mo. Utilities paid . Adults rockan. metal cablneta , 1-EI_G_H 6 only . Call446-3791 after 5 _ swivel rocken. lawn tractor. $460 . 6 HP Used Furniture -- bookcase. rototiller. $ 160 _ Both for Apt. for rent . Half double -2 renge1. chain. end tablll. bd .room Apt . Adults pre· washer~. dryera. refrlgera· 8660. Both in good condi · 304 -882 -2896 . ferred . No polo. 614·992· loro and TV' o. 3 milao out I Buloville Rd. Open 9om to l:-:-------- -2749 . 6pm. Mon . thru Fri .. Sam to 1 bed room Apt . 8196. mo. 6pm. Sot. including utilities . Equal 446-0322 housing opportunity . Con tact Village Manor Apt1. 614-992 -7787 . home. ,:~~~~~~~~~~ 6 room & bath unfurnlahed apt. 814 -992-6434, 614992 - 6914 or 304-882 · 2666 . APARTMENTS. mobile homes. houses. Pt. Pleasant and Golllpollo . 614 ·448· 9221 . ONE bedroom apartments for the elderly. All utilltie1 paid . Tenant• pay 30 percent of their adjusted Income in thl1 HUO aubaldlzed apartment building . Twin Riven Tower, phone 304· 676 ·6679 . Equal opportunIty ho.using , ONE bedroom apertment, e226 month, all utilities paid, 304·6711·21196 . 46 Furnished Room~ For rent Sluplng Room• ond light hOUH kHping ro9m1. P•rk Cemrel Hotel. Coli 448-0768 . Sleeping room t125. 111iltloo poid . single malo. Shore bath, 919 Second Ave. Gollipollo. Coli 4411· 44111 lhor 7PM. Walk., Pupa, 9 web old, UKC • PCA Rogiotorod . Phone 388·8194. Roofln... ahingiM. apouting ~. and aluminum akfing wortl. Insured. FrH EltimatM . Treeing . Regia· . ~:::::::::::;:::::::::::::::•:•:•: "'~ 111 tared . Welker Night pup champion 4·949-20811. tt:ock. Male or femele. 160. ---------614-992-7888 . Hi PreNure Cl.. nlng. Alum63 Livalltock inum eldlng, mobile homM. 71 Autos for Sale 13 mo. old regiatered walkt:tr wo.o d , brick. 11ndttone female. trees ground hog building 1nd hom81. Aleo day t90 firm. 304-876- Rogiotorwd Anguo Bull, 14 1984 CHEVELLE SS 350.4 heavy equipment. Fully invory nice. mu81 ooll. sured, Free eatimatel. 614~ 3133. montha old. Goebel Angut . Fo'l". Coolviilo. 814·1187· 304·870·2603 ohor I! p.m. 949-2886 . . AKC rogiotered Doahchund 3838. pupo, 304-895· 3958 . 1977 Chovt'Oiat 2 dr. 11. oc. GENE'S CAR~ET CLEAN· Average 2&·30 lb . weening am -fm ca11ette. Excellent lNG SERVICE. Recom TWO parakeet• & cages. pig• 140. 1 head. 0114 near cond. 11900. 304-876- mended for profeaakJn•l · • Rebblto. Phone 304-882- Porter, Ohio. 614·3117· 2278. 1te1m cle1nlng. Sc.o tch ' '· 3124, 1-3p.m . Guord-FrH EttimotH. Call 06311. 81 Grand Prix, loodld, exc. Gone ot 614-992·11308 . • Perrot Palace Pet Shop . REGSTERED & grade walk· cond. chempegne gold . Cockopoo f260 . Yellow ing hor••· l . E. Keister, 304-1175-2617. RON'S Tolevleion Service. Specializing in Zenith and coctetill t36 .99. Many 304·678·21 7B. other parrots . 304-675Motoroll, Ouaz1r, 1nd 2938 . Trucks for $ala houoo cello. Call 676-239B Averege 25·30 lb . wa1ning 72 or 448 ·2464. pigs e40. 1 ha1d. 5&4 neer rPortar. Ohio . 814· 317· 1973 2 bdr., eloc. or wood· 57 Musical ' 0638 . burner. ..tting on private F • K Tree Trimming, otump removal. Coll8711-133.1. lot. Coll814-268·8813 . Instruments PIGS for aolo. ooii304-937W•nt•d to 18!118 Trectora, RINGLE'S SERVICE expo· ..:.o_r~6_._ __ __ Upri9ht Plano. 8176. Call 2_2~o_o_e~h ,treller•• fl•tbedl .. . ·v ana. Call rioncad roofing. Including 446 -7844 altai' 8 I!~; 814,4411-$209 betwHn B· "at "' IPPIICfltiOn,. CJ!~pen­ &. Monday thru Friday. · ter . .atectrlcian. muOn; .C•lf 304-8711 -2088 or 8711 · Wonted : Rooponolble party 1 to take over low montly 1: 1978 Ford Courier pickup, 4560 . payment• on spinet pl1no . ~~~~~~~~~;::;= very good cond. Call 814- 1----~-----Can be seen locally. Write I· 3B8·93~4. Wetor Wallo. Comrnorciol Credit Manager: P.O . Box Autol for Sale end DomHtic. T•t hoi•. 63TSholbyvlllo, IN 411176. 71 1978-'·F-150 4-WO, good Pumpe Soloo and Sonilce. cond. Collll14·367· 7886 . 304-890-3802. P.EAVEY lood AMP with covers. 600 watt a, like n•w, 1978 l;hovy Caprice Cloo1979 Dod91 D-60 pickup, $660 . Phone 304-676- aic, 4 dr. Hdaft. one owner. t2,600. Coli 448· 1810 or extra extr1 aharp, 13,496. 6004. John's Auto Sales. Call '. 57· c,h ovroltt 2 door poot 68 Fruit · · orginal, 6 cyl., rebuilt trano., & Vagateblas • R Treti Service, fully Vana & 4 W.O . body good, runo good. Coli 73 lnaured, free eatimatea. 448-0713 . 77 Dodge Powerwogon. Phone 814·3117-0138, coli Strawberriea, Teylor' a Berry 1974 Chergor 318 auto .. cruioo control. AC. AM-FM _•_h_e_r_&.:.··- - - - - - Patch, Kerr-Harrltburg Rd . 8 new tlr11, many new pane, otero. t 1 .BC)O . Dodge 1 AM ·B PM, Mon . · Sat. Coil runo good, t400 . Coli 446· tranlfar oooa for 170. Cell SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One 448 -8892 or 614 - 246 - 0713 . 814-.3 88 -9328. piece cuatom fit your homo. 1 9557 . Guaranteed. Advanced Gut1978 BRONCO. good lor, !Day 014-1!92-4066,1 (night 014-69B-82011.1 STRAWBERRIES for ulo. ehapa, 304-570 -2779. .,• You pick-. 76 , we pick$1 . 25 . Pliny 304 - 937 1979 Jeep, CJ6 Ronogodo, Roofing end C1rpentry 3279, 23,0000 mllao. Uke new work, general rep1ira. cell Anthony Willlomoon, 814· condition. 304·676-7217. 3117·0194. Ch up oorpot. if you hovo rantel property at rent, don't mind ollghdy lrrogulor lj;:;::!:;;::;:::;~~ eerpet, 'tOll Olin aew money. Prl... otort 12.1111 oq. yd., 982-11173, 10· 1 . CJOWII TOO!. HER~ ?! TH' ~oNES, THOUGH . .THAT YELL OW tilOW 001'/N -AN' THAT HOL E 15 J'jHEfiE ' DADDY' \'I ILL I3E LOOHIN' Fffi US! IF I'<E NEAl/ BACH THAT l'iAY, MAYBE WE'LL SEE A PASSAqEI'IAY THAT LOOHS Ffii'11LIAI! "' mo•no. no SAl'/ IT 500NAFTER TUI•IflLEC> 001'/N TH ' HOLE" .• GASOLINE ALLEY . Bwt he wo~.~lon't Jud!J,l'rr\sure ~,~ou · can wor~ thinqs with Crideon! I t(llked Mom L!lnd Pop, &1deon! Bhome fOr lookinq! send Bubba off to the po1.1nd! 1-------- 304·876-1293 for and blac:k top -~1matft, matll buil~ng and fence ..-ectlon coat•· Alto 1 983 Honda Y66 llll•uno buying ond oolllng heavy 1,000 miles, craah bars, equipment. Horae & •toe"-, aaddle baga, body cover, 1ul1 trailer sale1 . Pleaaent Meaface helmet. e•c. cond. dow• Dl1tributon 1nd t3,300 _ Call 814-388 · So too . 9809 . 74 82 Dido Omega, AC, AM· FM CII,M tte, crui1e, low mileage, e;~~c . cond . , 1980 266 Ma11oy Forgu- 87,996 . Mull nil. Call son, 235 hour~ , like new . 446·4277. Call614·379-2820 . 1 979 Dodge 0-110 aport 1975 Cese 460 Bulldozer with topper, bleck on bleck, with 6 way blade, 2070 hra .. PV, AM ·FM, rldiol tirao, axe . cond .. 812,100 . Call tinted gl111, & 1peed over 614 -446-4637. drive, 13,600. Call 614268·0091. Troy Built rototillars new and used . Swisher lmple· 1976 Mercury Marqula ment Co .. Sr. At. 7 North. 68 ,000 mi .. PS, PB, air, Gallipolio, Oh . 446-0476. S-trock, 12,100. Coli . 4404347 . :• ~ . ...... Mechenical tranaplentera for aetting tobacco. cab- 1974 V-8, bage . tometoea. etc. 1 & 2 PRJ P•!l '•"' low mlrow . Swisher Implement ru 1, . .r. At 116 Co .. Sr. Rt. 7 North. Gallipo-~~~~~;_:-:-::---­ lio. Dh . 446-0476. 1978 Flrebird Pontiac. Hay oleva1or. 22 h. with PS/ PB, air, AM / FM rodio, electric motor VGC. e360. extr1 sherp, low mileage. Call 448·3228 . · John'• Auto Soloo. Call 440-4782. NEW & Used Harveatore Structures . Automated li- 1977 Caprice Cluoic Chov· v81tock feeding -computer rolet low miles, •2.800. feeders. Call collect 614- 1977 Skylork Buick C·8 686 ·2260 . John L. Betta. t1 .700. Call440·9884 . 61 Farm Equipment 1---------...,- INTERNATIONAL no . 46 hay baler with new knot1era, 8800 . 304-882·21132 or 882-2274. 62 Wanted . to Buy 1973 Dodge Dort. Exc. running cond. •soo. 1972 Olds, exc. running cond. 11100. 1114 -949-2644 . Clonic 19113 Buick Lollobro Convertible . 014-9927761 . . Motorcycle• 1181 Cutlon lupromo Brougham, loeded, low mlioe. A- cond . 1171 KIIXtrll. 814 61 CAMARO 327, good i n - . goOd llret. 304112-2413. 11180 Chivy Citolion, be· - · 1-4. 304-171-3921 lftor 4:111. ceil 304-871 • 71411. 11.71 Ford Fioeta. · ono - · 4 l!illd. om·frn !Hio...- . 13100. 304811·3147. CALL concr~te 1 980 Honda XR 600 dirt bike, 1. 500 · milea, exc. con d., 1796 . Coll61 4·3889809 . B2 1979 XS760 Yamaha Spacial. Full 1dre11 with etereo. f1.BOO _ Gene Dodoon, 927 Brownell Ave., Middleport. CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 448-3888 or 446· 4477 1980 HONDA XR 600 • tr1iler. •1400. Phone 304· 6715-4519 , Mond•y through Friday. 1978 KAWASAKI KE 100, 304· 676 -11!63. HOII!DA CL 70, vary good condition, 12110. 304-8762627. 1981 HONDA 1100 cc, lnter1t1te. tl,OOO . 304676 ·8044. 76 Boats and Motors for Sale 1 6 h . 11178 Torry bill boot, 90 HP Mercury motor. power trim, 111inle11 atHI prop., 23 lbo. elect. Mercury ihruotor, live belt wolle. Tenne••• drive on t feller. Coli 614-367-0631. 76 OUTDOORSMAN 34'' topper, eliding front window, penolld • lnouloted, good condition, 11211 . firm . 304·882-2722. 78 YOU MEAN SiNCE /JIIY FALL FROM THAT STUPID CHAIR? Camping Equipment 79 Motors Hom•• Campert a. Camping ttiAor 11 h .. Trot· wood. BIHpo I. oolf conlainod (uaopt for bo , lltroornl; tuft length -ning, low towlnl mlluoo; u . cond .. t1,281. Coli 440· 8211 - · 1:---:------luy· Fectory Direct. Ught· weiglll, tlberlln• latmp 13' oncf11' ,_al -lela& -18'11111-. Calltoll lrM 1·--:141·4911 fot----IAYEI AND DON'T FORGET I' LL HAV E THE THE CRUSTY FRENCH VEAL CUTLET SPECIA L ... WITH BR EA D.. . .ANP LOTS 0~ /J (!TT~I?/ A SIDE OF I... I JUST THOUGHT YOU THE ONLY 'ANNOI/IV'CE; TO 7E~L ME_... YOU KNOW... AIIE/V'T• I HAVE TO AN ANNOI/NCEMEN7 OF MIGHT HAVE SOMETHING 50MEKIND . ETT I ... MAKE 15 iT'S ~(1/V'CHrtME... 5 HE'5 MY B EST FR IE ND. SHOULD I TELL HER 5H E'5 EAT ING HERSE LF INTO AN EARLY GRAVE ? I'M 5TARV!N6t Plumbing & Heating FRIDAY Sgt. Valent ine. C1J CID Wall Street Week Louis Ruk eyser analvzos tho ·aos with a we~;tkly review of economic and investme nt matters . 9 ;00 [I] 700 Club (!) USFL Football ; Blrminghllm at Denver ill Gl ~MOVIE : 'Sino of Dorian Grav' Ill()) aJ Dallas J .R. tries to push hi s mother and Bobby into lett ing him see Jock"s will. (R) (60 min.) ()) Creativity w/ Bill Moyers GD Bernatein/Beethoven 'Leono(e Overture No . J inC M&JOr and Symphony No. 4 in B Fla t Major." Maxmilian Schell introduces these two classic works of Beethoven as performed by the Vienna Philharmonic. (R) (60 min .) 9 :30 ([) Next Question 10:00 (]) MOVIE : 'The Cannon· ball Run' 0 CV Fefcon Crest Chase tr ies to . use his office to break up. Angela's water monopoly. (R) (60 min.) (J) Computer Programme (iJ Hollywood Roaata Shamu (fi) Newawatch 10:16 (I) MOVIE: 'Ca•ey'a 5/ 27 / 83 EVENING 83 Excavating 8 ;00 • Cll ill • (I) ® • ~ News (J) Remarkable Rocket Fireworks adopt human qualities in this animated DOZER WORK By Ted H1nn1, ponds. ditchel. boaemonll, Ole . Coli 4414907 . · Car tor • Evono, Tr1nspon1tion. · (ljc~0VIE: 'Sun~~ I J .A.R. Conatruction Co. Water Linea. Footen , Droino. All klndo of Ditching. Rutlend. Oh . 814-7422803. Electrical & Refrigeration e DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . Guoren · tood work . Coli anytime 614-268-8620 or 814-2101207. e SEWING Mochlno repoiro, aervlce . Authorized Slriger Soloo • S.rvioo Sharpen Scl1aora . fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 992·2284 . il!INowo ill Pooplo . •• Court ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE coli City Furniture 304-076 · 21101 or 44801131 . I General Hauling (IJHBOM-mo ESPN 8ponoCantor (I] Major Leeguo Bneblll: Ch~ Cube at Atlonta · ill • ill Fomily flud (I] Bulinen Roport Ill You Alkld For It , lllJipokeemen . Ent~nment (II ~ Looguo 8oooboil : JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE. Coli 1114-367-7471 or 814 · 3117·0&91 . .. 8 :00 Need something hauled ewey or eomething moved? Wo'M do it. Coli 448-:J1118 bet-on 9 and I . l'lltoburvh at Cincinnati e Cll CD MOYIE : 'Tho ......... ofMUIIc' (I) MOVIE: 'Purauh of D.l. ~ MOYIE: Nou .. eusar (I) 'North by [ll==--Out- JIMS WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim Lonlor. 304-878· 7397. door adventure• frQm throughout the woftd hootld iii=~ Lul10 and Bo holp Boll Hogg ~over a truckiHd of stolen furl . IRIIOO mln.l Upholatary w-•""' rn l1l) WeN~ IIWiow Poul Dub lo joOnOd TRISTATE UPtiOLITEIIV IHOP 1113 loa. Ave.. Oolllp allo. -7133or441-1133. 1---.. . .·-.......:... . __ Sport <looly Cll U. Ootoctor (!) • 87 Shodow' Report 7:30 ali' In New York' (IJ Tic Toe Dough ill Andy Grilfith (}) Newa/Sporti/Weather ill lllJ Studio Sao Cherile'l Angels (IJ CD NBC Newt 8 ;30 CIJ Twenty-Five Veara of Jerry LH··A Celebration Johnny Caah. Dottie West and other country stars join Jerry Lee Lewis for this concan. celebration. I]J MOVIE: 'The Greet Mike' ill Gomor Pyle ill ~ ABC Newo 8 ill ® CBS Newt ill Dr. Who 1lD Over Eny 7:00 ill PM M-ln.o (!) EBI'N'o SportoWomon (I) Cerol Burnett ()) EnterUtlrwnent Tonight CD Chorllo'o Angola 8 ill Tic Toe Dough (I) lllJ MooNoii·Lahror Lonnie Bo9go EKcivotlng. Dozer. blckhoe. dumptruck . WOik' 'by 11911!· .or ·'"b . . Coli 448-7903. ' . . . ,, .. . . ·. 84 listings--::,:----------------------::---~----;;;,:;;;=;::;=:- Evening television JIM 'S PLUMBING. HEATING . Fomerly Dewitt's Plumbing . Call 614-3070678. Auto Parts . & Accessories. 82 Coleman pop up cempor, call otor 8 p.m. 304-1!78 · 2018'. ' 64 Misc. Merchandise 1-:------.:..:.;___ STUFF! I'IH0'5 llEEN =========== 1977 Viking fold down comp.., 1 7 h ., good 0 ondldon. ulld vary liltlo. 11000. 81 4· 742·2238. For ule metel culvert linch thru 80 Inch In ttocic. State approvld 1 II gouge 1 2 Inch fl! .311 · par h ., ~4 Inch t10.10 par h . 311 Inch 111!.1!0 par h . Aloo plootlc culven in ttock. I Inch thru 18 Inch. &Inch S1 .BOparh., 12. inch fl. lUI par h . Ron Evant Enterpri..l, 4 mi. Sou1h of Jockoon on ST; RT. 93. 1114-2B6· 6930 . ..:THE5E DRA'H11'16S SEEM T' I3E TELLIM' A STORY, LIIIE A COMIC 5TRIP Al.f>IOST- NOT ONE 0'· ... AN' POT51!1<' COOHIH' ..50MEB9f?Y'5 BEE'N DRAI'IIN ' PiCTURE5 ALL OveR TH' !'lAlLI THEY UlOH AS IF THEY've BEEN THERE A WHILE, ap-. 1980 Mon1a with air conditioning, automatic tranemle· Angui bulla 1 to 3 yrs. old, olon. Good cond. •4.400 . ucellent blood line, Slate 1114-992-2928. Run Farms. Jackaon, Oh. Call 814·286 -6396 or 614· 1 t79 Pontiac Grand Prix. 288· 1787. Extra ohorp, t3 ,8111. 1878 Dido. · Dalto 18 Brougham, loodod, U,891! . 1114-7423154. Apartments . 304 · 676 6649 . ONE bedroom apartment. 402VJ 24th . St. Pt. Pleaaant. phone, 1 -614 -992·6858 . Pointing Interior • oxtorlor, wallpaper hanging. Ino urad. Free ootlmotn. II 14-949- ' 2888. Want to buy tobacco poun - 1980 Plymouth Horizon . 4 dage,- will pay 36 cents. One opood. $3,000. 111 4-992· week only. Coll448-9777 or 7447. 446-2484 . 1948 Fieetllno Chovrolot, 4 dr. aldan. Good cond. 304· 882·33118. 63 Livestock 1 .,.;droom. 614 -992-6434. 614-992-6914 or 304-8822668 . Furnlahad 1pt. .ctutta. No Pato. 304; 0711· 14113. ,I rFr~ida~y~,~A1~,.,~~~2:.;7,:,;1:,::983=-----------....:.......;__.:....,______,!Pao~m::;oe~ro~y:;!M~idd~le~por~t,~Oh!:!!!!io:!.;...·-------------------~The~~Da~ily~Se~n:!:ti:!!ne~I==Pa~g•~.!.!.ll _•. DICK TRACY _ ....... celinal c:ommor· •• 1973 12x66 Mobile Home. 3 bedroom, gaa heat. partlelly furnished, front porch, feir cond., under· pinning. u.ooo. 1114-992-5701. HOME . .. --------------------r~ 1 972 1 4xSII Mobile Home. 2 btdroo'm a. 11111 he1t. per· tlolly lurnlahed, underpinning, b1ck porch. exc. cond. Phone 814-992-2166 be· tween .9 • 6 Aile for Tim. Aher 6 phone 304-8823692. USED MOBILE 576-2711 . .... - -. -. . 1 OxiiO 2 8R moody fur· nlahed eppll1ncea. cerpeted. good cond. U ,OOO. Coli 1114-388-81148 . • 5. 200. 81 4 -24 7 ·4666 . 1973 Mobile Homo. 3 bedroom. Already set up in Country Mobile Home Park. 614-992-7771 . -· 27, 1913 1880 14x70 Fairmont MH oloctric, 2 bdr., 1~ both, unfutnllhed. utidetplnnlng, air • utAity building. John·· I 1on Mabile Home P1rk. Cell 1114-388-9704. 12xl0 trailer, kitchen furnlaheCI, new g11 furnace, equipped for wood burner. ·-~-- Ohio Sentinel 32 .- -· t 0:30 C1J Stor Time (]) TBS Evening News ()) Inside Bualne11 Today aD Maaterplece Theatre 'Son s and Lovers.' ·Paul. af· ter recovering from along ill· ness . mtteta a couple and their beaut1ful d&Ughter. !60 min.)jCiosed Captioned] In Snrch of.. .. 11 ;00. ill ill .. (I] Ill.~ N•ws (!) Newe/Sporta/Weather ill Dove Allon It Largo • Bonn}' HIH Show' t1 :30 (IJ CD Tonight Bhcw Johnny's guelt,.are Car1 Re· lner and Leonard Wexdeck and Ihe Birdcallers. 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In this aample A 1.1 uaed for the three L'a, X .ror the two 0 '"· etc. Sinale lett1r1 1 apo1trop~e1, the ltnJth and form1t1on or lhe word• are all hlata. Eaehday th~ eode letters ue dllerent. CRYPTOQUOTES z8 w vsw PL BPU SZSDGSL . ZSRSU QSHSGRS WXVY W M S J, GVV BT 8 z v J. PL . - XULSZS baclk tor thla-"SAMOA" (tome more) MBPLLXJS Y......y'1 Cryplaquole: SHE'D FIGIIT A RAT'I"l'LESNAJCE AND GIVE 11-nG: FIRST TWO 8nT.S. - HARRY LEON mln .l 1 :00 Cll CD. Olfi'Nrit 1 Wwtia findl him..W ceught in e WIUION j ,, �Page 12-.The Daily sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio $80,000 raised for liver transpl~t . Area deaths Ethel T. Jones ' Burial wlll be In Middleport Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday untO lime of services. Ethel Taylor Jones, 89, iorlnerly of Middleport, died Wednesday at the Apostolic Christian Rest More Nursing Home at Morton, Dl., followtng a lingering Illness. Capt. Harold Beegle Mrs. Jones was a daughter of the late William and ~becca Taylor. Former resident of Racine, She was also preceded In death by Captain Haiokl (Stogie) Beegle, 73, her husband, Ira C. Jones, four died unexpectedly Thursday at his brothers, six sisters, a grandda\igh· residence In Inglis, F1a. ter and three great · Capt. Beegle had been a resident granddaughters. of Florida since his retirement from Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. the Pittsburgh Steam Ship Co. on the Grace Murray, Peoria Heights, ill.; -- Great Lakes which had been his .two sons, Fred E. Jones, East lifellme work. He was a member of Peoria. and Ira C. Jones. Jr .. the Masonic Bodies. Peoria; nine grandchlldren. 21 Capt. Beegle was born Sept. 14, great -grandchildren. 14 great· 1909, a son of the late Capt. George great-grandchldren; two sisters, and Emma Beegle. He is survived Mrs. Harold (Oneida) Ward, Pome- by Ills wife, Allee Lambert Beegle; a roy, and Mrs. Ernest (Clara) son, Lynn of Ocala, Fla.; a daughter ·Hawley, Chester, and a brother, Joe and son-In-law, June and Larry Taylor, Grove City. Roush of Racine; slx grandchlld· Mr. and Mrs. Jones were married ren; a brother, theRev.RayBeegle, In Middleport on June 'l:l, 1909. She WUmijlgton. and several nieces and was a member of the Middleport nephews. Church of Christ and attended the Preceding him In death besides Oak Grove Evangelical Bible his parents were two sisters, Lora Church In- Peoria. She was a Wood and SadleWolleand a brother, member of the Daughters of Georgie Beegle. America. Services will be held at the Funeral services wtll be held at 2 Roberts Funeral Home In Dunne!· p.m. Tuesday at the Rawlings· ton , Fla. Arrangements are Coats-Blower Funeral Home with Incomplete at this time. the Rev . Mark McClung officiating. . 27 cases end in county court Twenty-three defendants were fined and four others forfeited bonds In Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by .Judge Patrick O'Brien were Edward Barker, Parkers· burg, Diana Lapworth, Columbus, Karen Jarvis, Parkersburg, Roy Sayre, Gallipolis', John Powell, Syracuse, and Paul Sinclair, Shade, speed, $21. and costs each; Harold Lowery, Nelsonville, overload, $63 and costs, disorderly conduct, $50 and costs, six months probation; Ruih Kirk, Be)pf1', ·. a nd Valerie Holter, Pomeroy, speed1 ·s:!l and costs each; Phyllis Lily, Chesa · peake, speed, $Zl and costs; Kenneth Halsey, CrooksvUle, speed, $19 and costs; Doris Moore, Hum· cane, Lorna Hall,. Rutland, and David Dunn, VInton, speed, $22 and costs each; Mark Davis, Syracuse, fishing without a valid llcense, $25 and costs; Clyde Ingels, Middleport. speed. $28 and costs; Kelly Stewart. Middleport. speed, excessive for road conditions, $10 and: costs; Robert Mlnl<Os, ThornvUie, DWI, sroo and costs, three days contlnement, license suspended 60 days; Osby Martin. Pomeroy, stop sign, $10 and costs; Jeffrey Hysell, Pomeroy. unsafe vehicle, S5 and costs; Carl Preece. Pt. Pleasant,lett of center. $10 and costs; Ronald Hollman, Proctor, W. Va., speed, $23 8!]d costs: Cliff M\lrray, Jr., Mlddlep()r1. stop sign, $15 and costs, no protective helmet. S5and costs. Forfeiting bonds were Jeffrey Hysell, Rutland, Pomeroyno drivers and Terrance Conlin, license, $70 each; Larry Longenette, Reeds· vUie, and Larry Howard, Greenup, Ky., speed, $46.50each. Rabies clinic slated June 14 The Meigs County Heal!h Depart· ment iri conjunction with the Meigs County Humane Society will con· duct a rabiPs clinic In the cattle sale ring at the Rock Springs Fair· Open house Sunday The Middleport Fire Department wtll hold an open house at lh<' fire house on Sunday • May 29. between 2·5 p.m. The new addition to the fire house, recently completed, wUI be open for Inspection along with new and old equipment used by the firemen . Firemen wilt be present to answer any questions concerning their equipment and its operation. Everyone Is tnvl!ed to a ttend . grounds from 3 to 6:30 p .m. on Tuesday, June 14. Dr. Carol Osborn wUI administer the vaccinations and cost wUI be S3 for rabies and $7 for distemper· lepto-parvo a nd hepatitis. Dogs must be on a leash and other animals must be confined when taken to the clinic. Anyone needing additional lnfor· matlon may call the Meigs County Heal!h Department at 992~26 or the Meigs County Humane Society t 992 .5427 a · · ~ r~~ RETIRING l•acJDe Leifheit Potratz. Pomeroy, who hl!s been employed at the Melp County Welfare Department aa a cue worker for the pllllt 19 years, wiD retire June I. Mrs. Potratz iJae been a memher of the Me1p County Fair Board lor the paat 12 years and a member of Pamona GraaJe 81Dce 1935. She Is a member of vecerMemorlal Hospllal Auxiliary and a lniMee · of the Melp County Museum. "COUNTRY ROCK" · 8:30 to 12:30 P.M. ROBERT PICKETT FARM Eastern Band Boosters·will meet Gallla·Melgs Community Action who qualify wlll get one five-pound Agency oftlclals said today CM wUJ box. be receiving cheese for distribution sometime In June. The Gallta·Melgs post of the state. Officials said the exact time when highway patrol cited Sandy K. cheese wtll arrive Is not kfwl¥li yet, Hawley, 19, Racine, for fallure to but Information wtll be released to local newspapers and radio sta lions yield following a two-vehicle accl· throughout June announcing the dent Thursday afternoon. Hawley was reportedly southcheese arrival date and distribution bound op.Sutton Township Rd.129at sites. 2:rop:m. Wl!enshelostcontrolofthe Individuals can qualify tor cheese vehicle on gravel, slid across the by providing any of the following road and struck a car driven by documentation: food stamp card, Marvin C. White, 43, Pomeroy. AFDC card or award letter, SSI award letter, general welfare card, unemployment book or application Hawley's vehicle and slight to White's, said. ·damage .. . to There the wasreport moderate letter or a Golden Buckeye Card. · The patrol also reported a vehicle Additionally, Individuals can also qualify by showing proof of Income, driven by Lester A. Wolfe, 41, such as a W-2 form, payroll stubs, Racine, was moderately damaged at 6: ooa:ln. Thursday when It struck copies of pension checks, etc. Rd. 75. Regardless or qualifications, offl· and killed a deer on clals said proper documentation must be shown at the distribution site, or cheese cannot be received. Familles with three or more members may receive two fll(e. pound boxes Of Cheese. All Others . - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ ; : : . __ _ _---l Pqtrol cites driver * ; .,. : ~~'The;-~Whea=·~:ts:'~three~~~:::t . - - 300/o Off SALE ENDS IS VAN .... 1983 HEVY VAN ..... . ·-· 1979 AMC CONCORD DL . * * i ! * ! TUPPERS PLAINS AUTO SALES . 50245 Pine Tree Road P. 0. Box 134 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 * PH. 614-667-3085 Ray (Buck) Larkins- Owner ! . tOLimit 10:30 a.m. till Close It ,,._. Burger Chtft Mont...,.ry ! ! * ! ! * * 1983 Chevrolet Van ..................... , . .. . 8. i 2 Side Rear Door Extender Unk ....... : ........... 34.00 Tinted glass - All Windows ...................... 56.00 Swing Qut Rear Door Glass ...................... 99.00 Swing Out Sliding Side Dr. Glass ............ 107.00 · Front Auxiliary Seat; .............................. 168.00 Prer1m1nary · Price 1nto rmation · ...................... N/C Wheel 0 pemng . M o ld'1ngs .......................... 68.00 Inter. W/S Wiper Systf!m ... ...................... 49.00 Air Con d"ti . . Front .. ......... ..... .............. N/C 1 onmgExt. Below-Eye-Une-Mirrors-BRT ............... 76.00 Heavy Duty Shock Absorbers .................... 32.00 Front S~bilizer Bar ................. ... .............. 35.00 Rear Axle ·- Standard Ratio .... ..... ... .......... . N/C Electronic Speed Control ........................ 185.00 5.0 Uter V-8 Gas Engine ........................ 207.00 . 4-Spd. Auto. Trans: WI Overdrive ............ 650.00 High Alt. Emission Equipment ........... ..... ..... N/C 33 Gallc;m Fuel Tank ............... .. ............... 83.00 Comfortilt Steering Wheel ............ ... ... . .. . 105.00 A UXIIary T Ligh" ting .................. ." ................. 95.00 Halogen Hi-Beam Headlamps ....... .......... .. 18.00 Heavy Duty Battery ..... ... ........................ . 48.00 Quartz Electric Clock ............................... 38.00 Cigarette Ughter ........... .......................... 29.00 Deluxe Front A"ppearance ...................... . 114.00 Chromed Frt. & RR. Bumpenl ................... 70.00 225/75R16 TBLS Hwy. W/B Rad. W/l .... 46.00 Sequoia Special ........................................ N/C P225/75R16 TBLS Hwy. S/B Rad. W/L... 46.00 Operating .Convenience Package ...........•.. 360.00 P225/75R15 TBLS Hwy. SIB Rad. WiL. 155.78 Standard Body or Chassis ........................... N/ C Solid Pa·i nt ..................................•....... •••.. .N/ C Gages-Voltmeter, Oil & Temp ............ ..... . 38.00 VAA2 Med. Almond Vinyl Bucket ................ N/C 69 Walnut Metallic Solid ...................... : ..... N/C Conversion Package .... ... ........ ... .. ... ... .. 8.246.41 Freight ................................................ 526.00 Front Seats Deleted-(Belts Stayl ............. -70.00 South Chartlstan Nortll Chllrtlstan R1vemwood CONVERSION PACKA~E CONTAINS: Chevrolet Roamer R. Sofa Dk. Walnut/Camel Paint Scheme D Luggage Rack Chrome Tire Cover Venitian Blinds Alum,inum Running Boards lneulation Package · Aluminum Ladder Sony XR-16 Surrlmtnvillt RAa ST. MIDDIIPORT . Feature oo Par: B-1 • unba I Rilllt"f Pamoroy Pt.'PI....,t SIMMONS Olds.-Cad~..O.evy, Inc. PH. 992-6614 308 I. Main St. Pometoy, OH. tnfittt tmts 70 '-9<. 10 s.m..,. A Muhtmedia, 1~. NrtwspcttMt VoL 17 No. 13 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, IIGy 29, 1983 Copyrighted 1983 ··- Gov. Celeste denies business-tax deal By ROBERT E. MUJER Associated PrEss Writer COLUMBUS. Ohio (API - Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste has 'denied a GOP charge that he offered a deal to big buslnesses if they would withhold their support for repeal of a 1~ Income.tax Increase. · Through his press secretary, Paul Costello, the governor sa id Friday that the allegation is "totally false" and that no one has been offered any political favors. CosteUo was asked about the charge levied by Assistant House Minority Leader Waldo Bennett Rose. R·Lima, . who Indicated he wlll stick by It . ~ause he heard It "on good authority." Rose said the governor had berome concerned over .potential grass roots support for a proposed constitutional amendment which, among other things. would repeal a 90 percent Increase in the Income tax Celeste won from the Legislature on March 1. . The Allen County lawmaker said Celeste offered to deal- with regard to current Senate deliberations on state . taxes - with the Ohio Manufacturers Association, the Ohio Council of Retall Merchants. and the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. . R.oSesald Celeste, through an at~. offered to make ~~------------------~------~ SPEED LIMIT 25 tax concessions to the business groups if they wUI withhold their support for the repeal proposaL It will be placed on the November ballot if petition circulators can get 335,67'J registered voters' signatures by an Aug. 10 deadline. Rose said that if the business groups do not support ihe ballot proposal, Celeste said he would not support a portion ol the House-passed bill which Increases the corporate franchise Income tax brackets by I percent. Rose said Celeste also agreed to restoN' to the bU i an amendment, stricken by the House, which would reduce from 35 percent to 25 percent the tangtb)es tax Half of Gallia bridges are deficient, obsolete By KEVIN KEi.LY UNDER STUDY - The railroad overpa~~~~ on MID Creek Road In GaiUpolsls under lltudy by counly and clly officials for federal bridge replacement lunds.lt'san example of bow a maJor structure can he replaced only wtth outside help because the local budget for brkll:e repairs Is limited n\alnly lo smaDer spans throughout the counly system. toad . carrying reduction; 66 Mve 2'>45 perCPnt reductions; 42 are In GALLIPOLIS - Nearly hall the the 50- 7> percent range; and 10 have bridges In Gallla County are either postlngs for 75-95 pcf('cnt redUC· deficient or obsolete partly be<·ause tlons. Four bridges a re now closed. no one apparently pays any atten· "Those postlngs are rt'allstlc." tion to weight posting limit s. sa id Baird said. "They'rt' out there for Gallia Coun.ty Engineer James the public's benefit . They reflect the structural condl!lon of the bridge. Baird. "What is so unfortunate is that we and are not pulled out of the air. have found postlngs reflect bridge They'N' based on a structural !allures we've had." he said. "Most analysts." of It is due to overweight." Baird reported that 164 bridges Baird made the statement as he faU Into Ihe struc turally deficient or reviewed progress tile county functionally obsolete categories. highway department has made In Common deficiencies Include com· keeping bridges together either ponents too small to handle heavy through repair or renovation .... traffic; main brldg<' members so In his annual report to the county deteriorated a load reduction is commissioners, Baird noted that 193 required; and strength reduction out of the 347 bridges In the county caused by vehirle collisions. FUnctional deficiencies may also system are able to carry normal Include a too-nan -ow 1-oadway. poor weight loads. "That's what's deceiving," he approach!'S and lnadequa lc ctPaJ"· said. "We can have a 100 percent a nC<' below the structurt'. Bocause Baird Is a lmn<:l totally load limit, but It ca n be found obsolete, due to width. or the fact it" s dcpet'ldent on his budget. whiPh Is dPtcnnln.~ by gas and liccnSP ta x a one-lane bridge." As .1n example. Baird pointed to a revenue. rt'placemmt of damagPd heavily used one-lane bridge on bridgt>s during the yea r is small. "Naturally thP worst structurf'S Mitchell Road, used as a shortcut between U.S. 35 and Ohio 5!11. arc rcplacro as funds will allow . Although there has been a load while tpmporary repairs arc mad!' reduction on It that has kept the on the remainder in 01-dcr lo keel> · bridge maintained. the engineer them open to the traveling public. said it 's now functlonaUy obsol('te with postro load r·eductlons," hP said. because It' s stU! on<'-lane. In 198'2.1:la ird said hlsdcpartmcn t His synopsis of postlngs on bridges shows 29 have a 5-10 percen I spent $64·,l26.54on bridgework. and his budget allocation for this yPar Is about the same amounl . Bul that mon<'y was also spent on other State school superintendent endorses teacher exams, longer classroom days CUYAHOGA FALl$, Ohio (API -State Superlntendent.Dr. Frank· lin B. Walterhasendorsedaseriesof · recommendations thaf he says wUI · · mean higher $ChOOl starjdards In Ohio, Including entrance examlna· ttons for teachers a nd · a lqnger school day . In remarks to northeastern Ohio school administrators at CUyahoga Falls High School, Walter saki Frtday that . he applauds the recommendations of the Nanonal Commission on ExcellenC<' In Education. Among other things, the commission recommended that . high school graduation requirementsbestrengthened, that teacher preparation be improved and that more time be devoted to learning. Walter saki Ohio schools are faring better than some others nationwide. ..Ohio's positive efforts cannot be cause tor complacency, however," he said. "Improvement Is needed In our educational system." Walter said prospective teachers In Ohio should take certification -l!l!amlnatlons comparable to those required to enter law or medicine to ensure that they have baste skills In the subjects they plan to teach as well as In teaching methods. He also suggested that school districts establish "career ladders" that would allow good teachers to advance while remaining In the teaching profession. He urged school districts to consider appolnt · lng outstanding teachers as "aca· demlc coaches," who would be paid for thPir extra work just as athletic coaches are. Leftists threaten to kill more Americans crush the Insurgents. By AR'DIUR AlLEN The ~year-old Navy otllcerfrom Associated Press Writer SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador San Diego, Calif., .was deputy (AP) - LeftiSt g~Jerrlllas officially t;ammander of the 52 American ' took responsibility for kUling a milltary advisers In El Salvador. He high-ranking U.S. military adviser was In chargl' or security fo~ t!Je_ and · warned that President Rea· · group. Gunmen pumped three bullets gan ·s poli~ les wUI bring a "harvest'" Into his head as he sat In his car of dead American soldiers. Radio Farabundo Marti, voice of waiting for a · Wm18JI friend at the the Poi>ular Liberation Forces, Central Ame!'lcan Unlvet"llltyPI! the said Friday that" an urban COOl· wes! sldeofthecapltal.Htsbodywas mando squad frm1 the rebel group nown to the United States Friday shot Navy Lt. Cmdr. Albert A. after a memorial !lei'Yice. Radio Farabundo Marti said the Schaufelberger to death. The radln called the Wednesday assassination ldlllng was a ''warning .. against the useless sacrUlce of the North a "patrlotlcoperatlon." Amerlcan people ... The Popular Liberation Forces Is ''Reagan's dead are nil lonaer the largest and m0$t radical of the five g11errllla groups fighting the on1y the peuants ~ ctt1ze1J1 ot Et U.S. -backed government In the Salvador," tbe rMto &ald. ~~Now Reapn often death Ill the youiJg 1 3'h·year-Qid clvll war. .. ' . Schaufelberger Is the fli'st Ameri· IOidlen ol 1!18 otltlll country. '1t 11 tile lldwnturlat polldes of can mllltary man kllled lfllce the Reagan admlnlstraUon tlellt 11011· . the MrUIIe R<miJtl Reilllll lbat ._ cmJbal adviaen two years ago to protluelq lhll- barvelt, tlletlrst Amry 011 SeiYado.help the Salvadoran armed forces dead ot .lhe u.s. . •• buslnesses must p•y on Inventories and equipment. A spokesman for one of the business groups, the OMA's Douglas Trail. said he had rECeived no suc h offer from the governor. "No deals have been cut," he Said. He added that the manufacturers' group has taken no position on the repeal proposal. This would have to be done by the group's executive board which doesn't plan to m eet "ut least until July." he said . . Trail said th<> business community Is deeply concerned about the corporate taxes In the House version of the budget bUI . "No one wants Ohio to be a bad place. or the worst place, to do business," he sa id. 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A-~ ~ .............. .... ........: D-2 • ************************************'** SATURDAY NIGHT AT 9:00 ::tJou'rE JtMted- AIOnJ"the Rlver ..••• •.......•• B-1-8 notice. f~i5iiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5~~ Hamburgers Pomeroy week, ~- Wheat wOI remain In the Mempbls area. Hoepltal o!ftc!a!e told her she should be available tor the operatiOn on two to three hours' In special session May 31. 11 lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~;;;;;;~~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ at 7: lJ p.m. In the Tuesday, hand room. Memorial DaY' Special LIVE .BLUEGRASS MUSIC By "DARKHOLLOW" guard at the Arl2ona State Prison near Phoenix. "We've gotten help from David's co-workers at the prison, from trtencis and neighborhoods In .Ariz· ona and here In Ravenna, back In Davld'shometownlnPennsylvanla and In West VIrginia, where I have aunts and uncles," she 8akl. Meets Tuesday '************************************: East of Darwin on Rt. 681 Mrs. Wheat. who lives In Arizona, tOWid. Today's Times-Sentinel recently returned to the Ravenna haw home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . wtth the Graftals. David has George Gratton, soshecooldbeablt rema1Ded In Arizona, conserving :rJ clo9er to the hospital. daysolvacatlonsohecanspendthat Her husband, David, works as a time wtth Ills wife whlle she Another cheese distribution ;;~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ ! 222 East Main St. OhiO (AP) - What once aeemed like an Imposing task - tln®lg $8l,<m to pay for a liver transplant- became a heartwarm· lng expel~ for Lucinda Wheat, w~ name Is now m a waiting list for the operatiOn she needs to $laY alive. She Is a niece of Carroll Teaford of Racine. A drive has been underway In Meigs County toobtalntunds to help defray operatiOn costs. "It's wonderful to have so many people care," she said. "I can't tell you how much that means." Friends, relatives and strangers In tour states pitched In at bake sales, car washes and' other events l ROUND & SQUARE DANCE SAT.-SUN.-MON.-MAY 28, 29, 30 to • heli> raise mimey for the operatiOn. Mrs. Wheat, 33, Is now awaiting · word .from the University or· Tennessee's William F. Bawld Hospital tllat a donor has been RA~A, ran soli. Reagan's crazy ·race to reglonallze the wai wW bring more pain and suffering to the North American society." the broadcast saki. Draped In an American flag, the cottln bearing Scltaufelberger' s body was placed aboard on a C-L'll transport plane and flown to the Oceania Naval Air Station at Virginia Beach, Va . An honor guard or :m Salvadoran paratroopers lined the runway !rom the terminal to the plane as eight mllltary advisers rolled thecottln on a trolley. Earller, at the -memorial service In San Salvador, a tearfUl Col. John D. Waghelsteln, commancter' of the mllltary advisers here, bade fare. well to Scbaulelberger. · "Your frleilds and famlly have talu!n yw to the gate. Your good name wtll lake y<IU the rest of the way. FBTI!Well, friend," he said. Ills voll:e crackln.K." -A Nav!ll hoow' pard MOON the llaJ draped collin ol u. Cmdr. Albeft A; SetuudelberJer lo a walttnJ lleane upo11 arrival at lhe Naval Air Station Oeeua In VlqiJita liNd!, VJra*da 1Fft. day. SciMMdelbetjel, • u.s. m1Mar7 llthW 111 n Salvador, WM &!WNIII dMm Ia I* cat' lD IIIII Salvador. (API sU!pbolo). necessities. "I have to buy my cu lwrts out of that. and I also buy my signs and my guardrails, " he said. "You could S<..>e what would ha p(X'n to our funding if a major bridgPwent out and we had to bid the job." added Craig Barnes. assis!ant county engtnecr. " It could wreck our budget for the next tlu'N'or four ymrs." Neve11hl'i!'Ss. with what the department has. several' bridges creating problems were 1·cptaced In 1982. Including replacement of two brldgt>s on Clark Webster Road In Clay Township that <·aUed for placement of a culve11 on a private driveway andrechanndingofwater passing underneath. '111is spring. S<'Veral projects have !J('{'n completed throughout ti1e l'UUnty, and cnws were at work late last wt.•t>k on rf'novatlng an old span on Hu ll Hollow Road In Walnut Towns hip. " Unfortunat ely, we're limited with what f~ nds we have." Baird sa id. "W itl1 the numbPr of struc· tures wf' havP on the sys1ern, we have tx...•n able to make our bridges lasl by replacement and renovation and through thP use of county manpower . ·nw budget has also been st r<'trhrd through what Bah'd called "barga in hunting.•· As an example. str'<'l grid deckin~ removed a few y.-ars ago [I'Om the Shadle Bridge has found a nPw life - after bein~ bought by th!' county and used on lightly travelled county bridges. Israel, Syria put military on alert By NICOLAS B. TA'ffiO Ali!OCiated P!'C!!II Writer BEIRuT. Lebanon (AP I- R<ldlo reports said Israel and Syria put Iheir recently reinforced annles on "maximum alert"' In east Lebanon Saturday, but Syria said It llnlshed spring maneuvers and returned to "nonnal status." In the hills overlooking Belru!, Christian and Druse mllltlamen battled through the night wtth long-range artillery and rockets. but Israeli forces rePortedly enforced a cease-fire. Lebanon's state radio said Israel and Syria were sending more troops and tanks to their trontllnes ln the Bekaa Valley of eastern Lebanon and In the central mountains for a third straight day. The radio reports said the two nations had put their forces on "maximum alert ." Syria's military command later Issued a corrununique In Damascus saying Its armed forces had "concluded wtth success their spril)g maneuvers"' Inside Syria, and "have now returned to their nonnal situatiOn and status." It did not specify whei-e the maneuvers were held. Diplomatic s<iurces In Damacus, who declined uae or their names, said the conununlque Indicated the Syrian army would end a state ol alert that prompted .a rna tchlng aJert by Israi1U torces. Is rael has said Its military measures In L.i'banon In lhe last three days wPrf' a "prrcau!lon" In response to Syrian excercl!les near the Golan Heig hts, which Israel captured from Syrta In 1967 a nd annexed In 1981. A high-ranking Syrian officer. whO a lso declined usc of his name. said "No" when asked if any Soviet units stationed In Syria had taken part In the miil1a1y drilL•. In Kuwait. Khalil al-Wazir. dep· uty commander of the Palestine Liberation Organization forces, told the ai·Watan newspaper that PLO guerrillas In Lebanon also have been put on "maximum alert" with reinforcements joining them from Syr1a. Christian and Druse militiamen exchanged art!Uery and rocket fire from midnight until dawn. but radio reports said the shooting tapered Qff and that an uneasy calm prevaUed tn the hills overlooking Belrulln late morning. Pollee said rockets slamrn~ il)to residen!lal neighborhoods In Chrisllan-populated east Beirut during the stx-hourovemightduels, which wounded at least nine people and set buildings on fire. There . was no word on what touched oil. the new round of sectarian ftghtlng ln the central Lebanese mountains controlled by Syrian and lscaell fom!S. ·' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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