https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cfca2ae2ab9590259be695f1696eaa4f.pdf 1e3dc069381c88e0b047a03af13fb513 PDF Text Text Pomenly Middlepon, Ohio State Will apply for federal road improvement funds . Highway Safety Department, re- . presents an Increase of $334 mllllon over the cuh'ent biennium which end« June ll. But since the federal govenunent matches state money at 75 perrent and more of project CO§ts, the Increase will actual)y be much more. . .. Deering, who heade(l a House flnapce subcommittee which formalized the new bill, said $L15 bUUon of the total will 'represent . federal funds. He said the Leglslature'sdeclslon two years ago to authorize a boost of up to five cents a gallon In the state gas tax allowed 01110 to capitalize on the federal atlocatlons. r The state wW embark on n:a COLUMBUS, Ohio (AI') - State government wUl take fUll advantage of federal matching · dollars for transportation Improvements In the 1983-1985 blennlum, a lawmaker ' says. Rep. Frederick H. Deering, Q.Monroevllle, gave tl1at worn to colleagues Wednesday as the House approved 87-9 and sent the Senate a $2.29 billion transportation budget. Since the department Is funded with gasoline and highway user taxes, Its budget Is separate from the $25 bllllon, aU·funds approprla· ttons bill which was passed earner by the House and now Is pending In the Senate. The transportation total, which also Includes Sa!O mWion tor the PERFE!='f ATI'ENDANCE- Top students who recently were honored at the Portland Elementary School's award« day ceremonies lor completing the · scllool year with perfect attendance were, front, 1-r, • Brian Randolph, Tonuny JaSpers, Dianna WD· lbarger, and Davis Smith. Back · '- Ryan Evans, Debbie Greathouse, Junior Smith, Touya Meadows and Rodney Grueser. • Cleland advised that lfihework Is contracted necessary paperwork must be completed. He also noted tha t at the present time, funds are not available to hire a contractor. Council hopes that a decision wUI be made at a special meeting or the Board of Public Affairs on Monday, June 13. The boatd will a lso discuss commercial rates. In other business. council discussed trash collection rates. Action on raising rates was tabled until the June 16 meeting. It was pointed out tha t not only has the ra tes lor dumping a t the tandftll doubled, but residents are placing more trash at the curb. BID Cozart thanked council for correcting the drainage problem on Main Street near the bus garage. David Huddleston asked council If ·any action was going to be taken concernli1g vacantlotmowlng. Council told h!rn letters would be sent to property owners and If lots are not mowed within a certain time JimJt the vUiage will cut the lots and biD the owners. If the owners faD to pay the bills the amount due will .be placed on theta~ duplicate. Council voted to charge $10 an hour for mowing. Marshal Lyons reported that he collected $963 In bond<i during the month of May, traveled 498 miles, made 11 arrests, answered 19 phone caUs, and four complaints. Lyons asked ·council ·to contact ooor for assistance or advice In correcting a blind spot at the Intersection of Thltd Street and SR 124. It was reported thll.t. the vlllage wlll not have the services of workers f1:1Jm the Green Thumb program. The street committee reported that county highway employes would be applying dust control. Wednesday ~d Thursday. The village will pay for the materials. Council recessed until Monday, J une 20, at 7 p.m . Summer coiO!S in straight legs, elastic bottiJns, poly/ coltorts and seersuckers. Sizes 12 mos. to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4.to 6x, 7 to 14. REG. $5.00 ..................................... ........ , SALE $3.99 REG. $7.00 ..................... ..... ...... :............ SALE $5.59 REG. $9.00 ....... ................ .............. ....... SALE $7.19 REG. $11.00 ............................................. SALE !8.79 Bikeathon set for Saturday DayS • WORK.SHIRTS Polyes1er/ cotton blend, two button through iXJCkels, lull length tails. Sizes S, M, L and XL MEN'S WATCHES Now20% MEN'S RINGS NOW25% OF£ BULOVA, SEIKO PULSAR BLACK ONYX, DIAMONDS, JADE, TIGER EY~ Every Ring In Stock! CHAINS FOR MEN NOW 20% OFF •14K GOLD •GOLD FILLED •STERLING •GOLD OVERlAY NOW 500/o OFF Free Engraving Gift Wrapping 300/o •KEY CHAINS •WALLETS •3 FOLD STYLES Casual and dressy stykls in tops, blouses and shorts. Sizes 6 mos. to size 14. Regular $3.50 to $17.00. One Size Fits 10 to 13 Big Selection of Colors $2 ~ewelry ~epair ,watch R¥&1r · 113 COURl' ST. POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2064 Your Professional Jewelar 79 TO $13 59 12.00 BULKY KNIT ORLON ............... SALE 11.69 SALE PRICED 11.50 BANLON STRIPE ........... ........ SALE 1 1 . 1 9 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 SALE! LADIES' SALE! CANNON SUMMER SKIRTS • BATH TOWELS Royal Family quality. floral pattern in a new saection of fashion colors. $5.98 BATH TOWEL ..... ...... ........ .............. SALE $4.69 $3.49 MATCHING HAND TOWEL ................. SALE $2.59 $1.99 MATCHING WASHCLOTH ..... ,.... .... ...... SALE $1.49 REG. $13.00 REG. $16.00 REG. $22.00 REG. $25.00 .......... .......... ........... .SALE .................................... SALE ...... ...... ............. ........... SALE ........... ... ...................... SALE $10.39 $12.79 $17.59 $1U9 LADIES' SUMMER JACKETS SPORlSWEAR SALE Size 8 to 20. Some llgh~y lined. Perfect for wear now and early faiL BOYS $9.95 JACKETS .......................... SALE $7.75 BOYS $14.95 JACKETS ............ ................. SALE $11.65 BOYS $19.95 JACKETS .............. ........... ...... SALE $15.55 BOYS $22.95 JACKETS ............................. SALE $17.85 4, 4to7: REG. $3.50 .. .................................... SALE $2.79 REG. $5.00 .. ..................................... SALE $3.99 • REG . $7 50 ............................. .......... SALE $5 '99 REG. $12.00 ...................... ..... .......... SALE $9.59 1---~-~-------1 . MEN'S HANES '$5.50 Sizes S (34·36), M (38-40), li42-44). and XL (4&48). 100% cotton, soft comfortable, colorfast and pre-slu11rk. Solid colo!s, na;·;;~·~~:· f4d4g · ~·· V2 PRICE BRA SALE Strapless bras, sport bras, fuller figure bras, fiberlilled and soft cup. While or nude. REG. $4.00 ............................... ........ SALE $2.99 REG. $6.00 ...... ........ .. .... ......... ....... SALE $4.99 REG. $9.00 ....... ....... .. ....... .... ............ SALE $7.49 REG. $11.50 .. ............ .... .. ...... .. ......... SALE $1.99 MEN'S $19.95," BLUE DENIM WESTERN' WORK·SHIRTS ' ., ·~ ~ . Wran~ make. Neck sizes 14\\ to 20. Sleeve tengths 32 to 36. Snap front 2 flap pockets w~h snap closure. Snaps on wrists. Pre-shrunk and extra long tail& Sale Priced. CHAIR SALE SAVE 25% ON ANY OIAIR IN STOCK !II RocMn, SWivel rodlen. recliners. roc:klr/rwdoo 1nd Wllhtwly reclinn. DON7 fOIIGfT FA 1HEII'S DAY, JUNE IIITHI/ ' .FREE One group of m~ and extra s~e tops, pants, sktrts, tacltets, blouse;, vests and ~plit skirts. Tnssi, L & K and Dotty Mann CARNIVAL CREATIONS TOPS & SHORTS light blue, llif skirts, wrap skirts, re11ersible skirts and split skirts. Misses sizes 8 to 18. · BOYS' LIGHTWEIGHT . -.Jewelry ~pprai~l ... .... ... .... .. ...... ......... .... .. .SALE $7.99 .. .. ... ...... .. .. ..... ... .. .. .... ...SAlE $11.99 ..... ........ .......... .. ......... .. .SALE $16.79 ..... .. .·.... .............. ....... ... SAlE $19.99 SHORTS & TOPS POCKET T-SHIRT PRINCE GARDNER FOR MEN Quality Doggon~ Sportswear in junior sizes S, M, Land XL Terry and poly/ cotton blends in tops, shorts, pan1s and skirts. LITTLE GIRLS' · · DRESS SOCKS Show Dad You Care! COLIBRE LIGHTERS FOR DAD ' REG. $11.00 ......... .. .............. .,........... SALE $1.79 REG. $14.00 ....................................SALE $11.19 RE~. $19.(10 .. ,....... .. ........................ SALE $15.19. REG. $25.00 ............... ,;........ ...........sALE $19.99 . SALE! ,MEN'S Knits, poly/cotton~ terrys and denims. S~es 6 to 24 mos., 21o OFF • ... Voi.32,No.41 Copyright~ 1'983 WASHINGTON !API - Despite soaring energy costs, wholesale prices rose 0.3 percent In May, still the biggest rise In five mont hs, the government reported today. F or the first flve months of 1983, those prices !ell a t an annual rate or 2.2 percent. Prices were up 3.7 percent last year. Largely responsible for last month' s jump was a 2.2 percent advance in energy prices. Those prices. pulled down by the worldwide oil glut , had fallen for five straight months. They were off 2.8 percent in April . Home heating oil prices soared 6,4 ·percent, the largest Increase since March. 1981. Gasoline prices climbed 2.3 percent, the most since last July, the department said In releasing Its P roducer Price Index for finished goods. Food prices fell 0.5 percent after rising the pN'vlous g~ up 0.3 percent m~asu re, depa r tm ent analys ts ' . - ' . ~~v-· ~· I , - COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP I- Draw· economic problems are more Margaret Thatcher a strong and :dedicated leader who was adhering ing a comparison with the landslide severe. · "The reason was that they saw In to principle and tha t' s exactly the victory of Brit ish Pr ime Minister kind of president we have today," Margaret Thatcher, Vice President Bush said. George Bush predicts President At a news conference earller. he Reagan wtll be re-elected even li said a Reagan-Bush tlcket shculd be John Glenn is the Democratic able to capture Ohio even If Glenn Is nominee . the De mocratic pr·es lde ntlal He fo['!'Cast an improving econ· nominee. omy and on Thursday advised the "John Glenn's got to run on the more than 700.000 unemployed Democratic platform . That' s one Ohioans to "hang in there .. . a nd .good reason why we ought to rarry under stand people do care about the state." Bush said . you." "I happen to believe the economy Bush, hl'l'l' for a $125 per person to be in is recovering and going Republica n Part y fund -raiser pretty good shape next year. And Thursday night a nd to deliver the . thus I think people a re going to b(' commencement address today at able to answer very positively the Ohio State University, said he was. question 'Are you better oft than "absolutely convinced" that Pres!· when wecame intoofflw '~' " he sa id. dent Reagan will run for a second Although con!ldent of the GOP's term in 1984 and be re-elected. chances, Bush acknowledged that "There was a parallel between he and Reagan would have a tough il he ) election In the United King· figh t. dom a nd the economic situa tion In "My confidence stems from the this country today . Not a direct !act I don't see any change in lhe para llel .. . but there's a parallel. A of the electorate that wants makeup strong leader In Margaret Tha tcher BUSH IN COLUMBUS- Vice back to where Jhings were to go taking a position and being roundly President George Bush points to when we came in . I really feel supported at the polls by those,some a reporter during a 1J€WS that," he said . strongly about • of whom are hurting the most," he conference In Columbus Thurssa id . Proceeds from the dinner ar e to b<' day nlghl . Bush gave the Commencement address at Bush said Brit a in 's unernploy· divided equally between the Frank· Ohio State University. ( AP lin County and state Republican ment rate is higher than that or the United Sta tes and that some of Its Laserphuto) . parties. ! "• provlde erioughmoneylora~uate mental retardation programs. However, the comm~sloners remain skeptical. Guiding Hand and county.offlclals wUI meet again Tuesday after the commissioners have had a chance to consult their IegaladvlsQr,county prosecutor Joseph Cain. Cain could ·· not attend Thursday's meeting becau!ll' he Is out or town. Conley said theraselorthsschool . Is "tight as a drum ." Under Ohio laW, the 169 board must provide mental retardatiOn services and the county must ' ga\'t' -C~_t p it a l l'tJu ipnH•nt co." t ~. cnvf'ring f.l w rn :whilu •ry used by businPSSt'S, w<"n · up 0. ~ J:X' t\'(' nl. T ilt '.\ ' fc•!l 0.:1 Jl!'r'ct'nt In April . A ll Of IIH' fl gli rl~ at'f' arlj u slt '1.1 fl 11· mm n ;t I spastm i tl varia ! ions. Bank robbery capture leads GA LL [I 'OI.IS - Truotl!'r i\ ll :r n WheciPr , ~7 , Ga Jllpolis, a memiJ<' rof !liP Gallla Mf'igs Post Sta iP High \va y Pa lmi for lhl'past th n>t ·a nOorH' hair yf'urs. was hunon :l(l Thursd ay nlghl as th!' Gallla C'ounty r:: un Club 's 19R'2 ' l . awman of thP yt•ar' . Trooper Wh!'t'l<'r r('(' ' iVI'd !111• .lim Mills Aw a rd . a tl and~'1.1n . pr'C'sPnt('{l in honor o f lhP la !t • 'l'roopt•r WJl(-eler Youth dies in accident Callipolis Policr Officr-r . h.\' La w rPnCP ( P arv.o ) Bast i;ml. cluiJ pr'f's ldPnl. WhC'C'!f' r . " gn Hiu oll l' of \\. ) ' )!P I C'rn;.•k H igh Sc hool. was n'<·ognizl'\i for his ca~tu n • on M;tr c h II. I~IKl . of on,~ of two n w n ~A" ho r ohbr'fl ttu Th ppPr s r lains Br;uwh 1\<mk <>ru • A New Ha w n youth was kill<~! of Pom('I'O:V . Wht"">(' IPr . w ho lltll l \)11 '\'\ou sl)-· Thursc.l<.iy evf'n in~ w hen thf' tractor · rT'C'(•ivf'(l a <· il ; 11i•m rt f nl( • rit fn 1111 I tu • hr was driv ing fli pped ov~r back wards on top or him . according to ;r Ohio Stah · H i g t1wa~' P a l ro l .<'om report fi·om lhc Mason County h1andPr .lac:k Wt ·lch. appn •lu ·tH IPd a suSI)('('I shn r1ly aft(' l" 1110 rnhl)(' l'Y . Sheriff s Depa rt ment. Ill' pur~ u Nt 1hP man tUI f(>Ot 1h(•n w a:.. The victim was ldr ntlflrd '" Rlckt D. Ma linowski , 17, . TI1r for ced to unarmt'< l lilt ' suspt'< 'l w ho accident occurrod as he was poinl f'CI a gu n al WIH '< •h•r .· A St·cond c learing brush far a new lenceon the su SpN:'I w a s ca pl u tf'< l h~· 1.1. E r m.~t Wigglcsw OJ1h. c·tlm m a nclt• r of th1· Bill MrDank'l farm In Letart . Ra y Livingston, who was assisting Malinowski at the time of the accident , was not inju red . according to th<' shcrlf! 's depart ment report . The New Haven EM S transported Malinowski lo Pleasa nt Va i!Py Hospital whcrr he was pronounced dead on arriva l by Mason Coun ty Medica l Exa miner Dr ..John Grubb. Investigate complaints ,,r CaUia-Mf'igs I,ost. Bo th s USJft'ls la tf'l" r-n !N I'd g-u ilt ~ plC'aS 10 rutJUt~ry C'h il l'gi'S ant\ rPrr ivf'd prlsnn 1Prm s. Pr ior Whf•f•h •r .. ----··-I Ill l N't"l lll d ll h ~t ' l\T'( I :t ~ :t II"! I(IP I 'I" , .1 pitl t~t l eli spa tc ht·r. Witmt •r :.. tl l !Il l' Hn \)1.'1'1 S . 1 ~' 1 /. :vl r m or i<..t l A w ;~ rd tnr 11\1 • l l 'i lt ll w l th thr h..:•st shOOTlng r~'f'S on thf', f\ r lng . r ang t• wpnt to tlu• (;,tllipo ti-. l 1 nlic·,. l)t •pa r lln t•nt . T t•;u n tn t• ntbt·r~ ,\ nd _v Fi s lu•r . 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Olliu lligh\.\'iiV I '<J i rol. ;uHI t\(•put .\ ' shl'r i ff 1\ r d l il ' MP;Hiow o..; D ur ing li lt~ tu t'kt '\ di ntH'I" p rP pa rrd hy m l 'l.l lhf· r~ of ltw ( •. tll ia Count y (;u n ( 'luh, ll lP m t-:.:•r o.., of l lir ' various la w l'nfo tTT iltPn l <~ g , · t w it •s Wf' l'l ' in! JUci U( 'I 'lf. Jail funding topic • at recent session Weather forecast , _ __ nn month . II the county Is responsible for funding. the commissioners ex· pn>ssed concern tha t the fina ncial · Funding to assL.,.t coun ii<'S in burden will grow as stat!' and financing the rl•nova t lon an d con federa l grants shrink . · The Meigs Count y ShPrlf! 's [)p~ struc tion of county ja ils wa s tht• Guiding Hand officials have met partment Is Investiga ting a break topic out llnf'd at a m<-etlng l'a rll<"r with the corrunlssloners se..:era l lng and ent e ring or thl' Allen StacPy thl' W <'Ck In ('(ill ! Grov<' atiPndo'd by times In the last several years. most Trailer. Hampt on Hollow. Thurs· , Melgo; County Shcr·Uf .J amr s P rof recpntly In March, and threa tened day !'Venlng. fit!, Chief Deputy Hob<'rt El<'<'gle to flle suit against the county . But According to the sher UI' s depa rt · and count y commissioner Ma nning · they have nE'Ver carried out the ment the Staceys were gom• lrum Roush. promise. · their home from 7 p.m . to 9:50 p.m . . The Depa rtment or Dcwlopmenl RatUff said after the meeting and upon their return they disco· Office or Criminal .Jus tice Service" Thursday he Is not crying wolf. vered the trailer had been entered. · sponsored the S<.>sslon to explain Although In the past the school E ntrance was made through a back procedures of m;:cnt ly enact<'<l was able to squeez.e extra federal ctoor. House Bill 5:ll. and state funds and lay of! staff, he Various drawers were ransacked Under the legisla tion, $:1() m illion said this Is no longer.posslble. · and old cotns and two dollar bills In bonds ha5 been authorized for ja il ,State and federal moneyhasdrled were reported m issing as was Mrs . renovation and construction. How· up and the school Is "barely Stacey's purse. Approxlmate ly $::ro ever, the Initial bond Issue will not surviving" with Its cutTen! staff, he was taket\ . exceed $10 million bee a u ~ the Issue said. The department Is a lso lnvestigat· Is being challenged on a constitu· "We're not asking lor a blank tng the reported theft of a 1972 tlonallty basis. check," Ratliff said. "But we want Pontiac Ventura. The Office of Crimina l Ju stice enough to provide an adequate Services was given the respons lbll· Gary Blankenship, Pt. Pleasant program for our children." lty for . Implementing the loca l reported tMt he had been to a trailer renova tion and cons truction fund · on Laurel Clitf Thursday evening ing program. The meeting was one and became engaged In a disagn:eof nine sesslons scheduled through· ment with the resident over a bet. out the state to give sheriffs and Accotdlng to Blankenship, t.he rs the oppor· county commissione resident wanted his car and when Clear tonight. Low near 60. Wlnd<i Dgllt and variable. Mostly sUJU1y tunlty to obtain Orst hand lnfonna · Blat\kenshlp refused Blankenship Satt~rday. High around85 . • tlon c onc e rning the pre· was struck lnthemouthandthekeys Ex1ended forecul applicatlon t appllcatlons a nd were taken from him and the vehicle Sunday lhrouch~: prtorlt~ . driven away. Fair and warm Sunday lhrGiilh 'l'uel4aY· Hlp moetly In the 1108. During the presenta tion , It was The Incident Is under . _ I1IOitly In the l!lL pointed out that 47 percent of the lnvesttaatlon. .;.._.. dr ta il ~ to reco.g nttton provide funding, Conley sa id , "We just can' tcloseourdoors," he sa id. Ratliff adds that "Some thing has to be done. We don't want to file suit but we will If we have to." The commissioners . Indicated they are also anxious to flndoutwhat their funding responslbllty Is for mental r etardation. Commissioner Verlln Swain said " I would like to see (the Issue) go to court" to resolve the Issue . If the county Is responsible for funding, the commissioners wUI have to cut services In other areas, he said. "The simple solution would be for taxpayers to pass the millage" needed for Guiding Hand to opera te. Swain said. Some residents are angry that the school is stlll open after several attempts to Increase the levy mDiage have failed , accotdlng to commissioner Paul Niday. _;__ thf'St' ot ht·t· • • Guiding Hand officials may sue Gallia county commission CHESH!RE - Guiding Hand School is expected to run out of opera ting funds in Augu st, and school officials restated a threat Thursday to sue Gallla County If they do not receive more money. Dave Ratliff, act lng superintend· ent or the school lor the mentally retarded. told the county cornmis· slone rs thP program could be$60,00l to $00.00lln the red by the end olthe year. The school is currently funded through a 0.3 mill levy and a variety of state and federal grants. At Issue Is whether the county Is also responsible lor he lping fund the school, and If so how much. William Conley. attorney lot the county 169 board of mental retarda· lion. said Ohio Jaw states "very clearly" that the county must Toda y ' s rq xn1 wholesa lr p 1i C'P c hangPS in M ;t,\ ·: - PasSl'nger r a r prlcPs w t•n• up 0.2 tw rcf'n t .lflt •r ralltng: 1 . ~1 ~·rcrn l in April , .. riC'I'S ft lr ligllll nll'k SlH·It l slrad y afl f'r d {'c llning 1.'.! l)l 'rt't' n1 in 11H • pn •, ·iDus sa ~'· . ' .. per<'f'nt. The report a lso said fresh fruit pri ces rumbil'd 9.6 petcenl In May, alt er soa rin g 15.7 percent in April. VegPtable pr ices rose 0.8 percent afh•r climbing 5.1i percent In April. ·nre rarU er price boosts had reflected unusua lly wet weathe r in Ca liforni a a mi Bush predicts Reagan would win over Glenn · ' cold snap In thP F:ast r arliPr in thl' Yl':lr Egg prices sk')' J'OCkr tC'd 2·1.1 pt ' IT i' lll Ltst rm Hl th . compared. w il h Ap ril's h.9 !Jf'l'f' I'Ot inen•ast•. Beef and VC'al prier s \ \ ' f'l'f' rl own ;,,., pl ' n 'l ' lll. reversing thr :l JX'rCr nt inc rC'a sP of Atlr il _! lor\.: pr)Ct '." wr r£' down 2-X pcrC'r nt and fish priL'f's " :1•n • up 0 . ~1 and starting to climb. Reflecting that price r-.•vprsa l. thP a •port said the Increase In fu el oil costs was the fi rs t this V<'ar. Those costs had dropped 6.3 pPil'Pnt in Apr·! I. · Gasoline prices had falle n for eight s trai g~t months befol'l' turning around In Mav. the department s.1id. Natural gas prtces were down O.ti percent , i<'SS than the 3.5 percent In the prrvious month . The depar tment's energy priC<' ca lr ula tions actua lly Jag a month. so tuday 's rPSulls rt:'pr<'SCnl March ptices. Energy companiPs report thPir prices too late for Inclusion in thr most curwnt mont hly three months. It was the sharpest !all in those prices since last July when they tumbled 1.6 percent . May's pickup In prices was forecast ey economlsts who, however, were looking for a bigger jump than that reported by the department. They also were looking for further rises In the months ahead. The Increases, though, were expected to be only1 tempora ry and not a sign of a fresh surge In Inflation. The new report supported analysts' predictions tha t Inflation at the wholesale level will rise at least as slowly as last year . Indeed. one analyst Is forecasting an Increase 9f less than I percent. which would be the smallest since the mlq-1900s. The bright Infla tion pic ture has been widely attributed to the sharp recession and the worldwide oil glut which had sent gasoline and fuel oil prices tumbling. In recent months. those prices have been stabilizin g 10 Cen l~ 1 Sec t ion . 17 Po ge' A M ul l im edio In c N ewtpb per Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 1.0. 1983 Wholesale prices .,' ' en tine at y __________ ____ PARKtNG • ' • ·e ' Rep. Robert L. Corbin, R'Dayton, singled out Warren J. Smith, Gov ' Richard ~leste' s transpol'tatJort boss. "I applaud Mr. Smith Bnd h1f department," Corbin said. B!th casual and dressv styles in Jr. sizes 5-13 and S, M, L REG. $10.00 $8.95 Short Sleeve Style ........................Sale $7.29 REG. $15.00 $9.95 Long Sleew Style .. ........... .......... Sale $8.29. REG. $2100 REG. $25.00 LITTLE BOYS' SUMMER EXTRA SPECIAL 1,900: JR. SPORTSWEAR SALE MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY .~up(' r .~ nack.~ . Page 5 Deering said the trpprovement$ wUl Include resurfacing ot· miles of two-lane hlghways In eacl\: ot the next two years, aloligwlth 45Q' mtles of four-Jane and Jnterstaut highways. .. The bill drew praise tromo Republicans as well as Democrats:' JUNIOR BLOUSES FASHION JEANS Kids' Page 4 ~ • GIRLS' What :s cooking? '• • Belmont Stakes has fi eld of 15 billion In highway, bridge and othe • ImproVements during the next tw~ years, while setting aillde ~ $700 mUilon tor malntmance an<t oper ating costs. , t WEEKEND SALE Mason County 'Pioneer Days' set PT. PLEASANT - The Mason contact Paul Fitzgerald or Bob barbecue. County Regiona l Stall' F'arm Mu· F'owler. On Sunday the Country Kitchen 's seum will hold Its second an nua l Sa turday evening, Floyd Ray· specia lty will be cornbread and "Pioneer Days" .June 25-26. t>um will caD for a square dance. beans. One of thP outstanding activities Everell Wedge, John Smith , and The annual Ploneer Days 1s one of or the two-day event wUI b<' a Burl Tennant wlll furnish the the ma jor events during the year. demonstration or harvesting whea t music. Its main purpose Is' to preserve with a ntique gra in cradles. A hymn sing under the direction some of our pioneer crafts and to Any of the " old timers" who used or Paul Fitzgerald wUI be held at 2 creal<' a better understanding and a to cut whea l by this m ethod arc p.m . Sunday, June 26. deeper appreciation or our farm llfp Invited to try their hand a t swinging Barbecued chicken will be on the heritage. the gra in cradle. Some or the wheat Country Kitchen's menu Saiutday. The Farm Museum Is located will be harvested with a 1901 Romey and Gary Wa llbrown and four mUes north or Point Pleasant McCormick-Deering gra in binde r. Woody Mace are In cha rge or the just of! Route 62. Other pioneer activltlrs will Incl ude corn shelling and com meal grinding and on Saturd ay. ,June 2.';, at 1 p.m. therP will be a mu1.1Je The Cyst.ie FlbrosL• Btke- A-Thon In Rutland has been rescheduled loading rifl e shoot. for Saturday, starting at the Rutland Civic Center Anyon<' owning a muzzle load ing Registration wtll start at 9:30 a .m. and line.up ,;.UJ be a t 10 a m rifle is invited to participa te In thP Everyone Is welcome to participate. For additiona l informa tion ~ali shoot. For additiona l Inform ation Lilly Kennedy at 742-2861 or Charlie Barrett a t 742-2578. ' ••.. ELBERFELDS IN·POMEROY • F armers Home Administration . The total announl that council will be able to borrow Is $501,000. During the discussion, It was pointed out that wa ter ra tes In the village are e xtremely low and wUI de finitely have to be Increased. Nancy Campbell asked If council Is going to cont ract the work for laying a water · line to Johnstown Road or li village worker will do the work. ~. • Mayor breaks gas mcrease vote tie The third reading or an ordinance granting the RaclneGasCompany a $3 per month Increase In the basic service charge was approved when Mayor Charles Pyles cast the deciding vote a t the regular meeting of Racine Councll1iJesday night. CouncLI was deadlocked alter the third reading with three mem bers voting lor and three against. Voting no on the Issue were Fra nk Cleland, Da n Sayre and Scott Wolfe. Sayre and Wolfe voted nobecause the ordinance did not stipu late that there be no requ est lor a n Jncrea•e for two years. In other action, council suspended the rules and gave three readings to the curlew ordinance which changed the age !rum 16to 18. Voting no on all three rPadlngs was Sayre. Ma rshal Alfred Lyons had rP· quested that council ta ke action since he was ha ving problems wtth 17 yem'-otd' on the streets af!Pr curtew. Meeting with council was George Mara, engineer with EMH&T,Inc., Columbus. The company was selected to do the engineering work lor the proposed water sys tem improve ment to be fu nded with a 40 year loan at fi ve percent through E . - ---·- --- --l jail s in Ohio \ \ "P I"! ' huil t IJit>l"' " .l ' l ~ M • l T hf' pn'-i iJ)plic; ttitm ;rpplit ', tlil m:-. will be sd N 'II'tl ;nu l lu nd:.. <~w a n\t '( \ based on st all'wi d{ · cn m pd it in n /\II applica tions ;n (• !o b1 · fi li '< IIHl litlf 'l' tha n Sfopl. IIi. B iggt•st d r; m·t);wk to th i:-. J) ro gram Is lttf..' ~~ ~ pt •n n l t ' m att" h in " har d r·asll " thll l is t"l"L]U in'tl of <t sing le cou nty to par lic ip<IIP . F'u r two o r m on ' cnu nt i('s, thr "' hanl cash" m a tc tl is nnl.Y 40 l:>t 'l't'C'Il l D uring l hf' d iscu ssion 1hf' t'omm is sionc r s a nd sh4 •rlffs prf'sPnt f'X pressed cun{'ern that frw of th(' counties would Jx• a !lit• tu cunw up with the "hard ras h." Another d rawba rk l• tha t II lias been dedded Iha t a<lull far IIll irs not hous ing juveniles will b<' given priority ove r la lls tha t hold juveniles. All projects und<'r this pro~mr m will be considf>rrd for fund ing only If they are des igned to bring thr jail facUlty Into compliance wi th " the minimum standar'ds for ja ils in Ohio." This means the phys ica l structu re as wl'll as the various programs mu st be provldoxl in th<' ja D. In the Informa t Jon with thr application forms. It was noted that It has been til.(• policy of thP OfflcP of rc ontlnued on page 12) • �.,, . ' Friday, June I 0, 1983 PaiJI 2-The Daily Sentinel Commenta•1 . ~f Mi!hpT'Ohio .·_: Friday, -"'- 10, 1983 . . . II I Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE 1!\.'TEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON ·AREA ~ ,..,__,._...,..,,..._c::t ..... ~v ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Puhll!ther PAT WHITEHEAD t\ ..oudMtant BOB HOEFLICU. General Manare r · Puhll~her/ C'ontmiiPr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Nf'W S Editor A MEMBER of The t\Hioi()('IIW!d Prefofoi, Inland Dally Pl'f!Nl; 1\.'tiodatlon and the American Newspaper Puhll...t.ers A.OViOCiatlon. LE'ITERS OF OPINION an• wcll'omed. 'ntcy llhould ~ IL'MI.hiUI 300 wonbllon~~:. AD letten: lin' suhj e1i t.u edlllnK" 1111d rnt»4 he s ii(Ded with na.me, MdreM and telephone numhPr. No URMI~ lettA>Mi wUI be putM.'ihed. Ldte"' l!lhould ~In x-ood lute, addrll!!fiMlnl iMuMt. not pl'l'"''ltullitlt"S. Wll..LIAMSBURG , Va . (NEA)It was a str1klng display of the audacity which In the past has caused other nations o! the world to alternately (and sometimes slmul· taneously) admire and revtle the United States. On the concluding day o! the Summit ~f Industrlallzed Nations held heJe recently, Treasury Secfe· tary Donald T. Regan bOldly proclaimed that the !Ina! conununlque agreed upon by the seven parttctpatlng countrtes embodied "an economic policy designed to complete the recovery for the rest of the world." Perhaps only this country could display such certitude about ihe applicability and emcacy of tts preferred solutions to the deep and disparate economic problems faced by rtch and poor nations all across the globe. Regan's show of confidence was especially notal)le because It carne from a senior ot!lclal of a govern· ment which ·expended an Inordinate amount of energy In resisting the entreaties of its summit partners to , enhance tts commitment to at~g the tess developed countrtes of the world. Duling a tense negotiating session which lasted almost all night; thts country's delegation reportedly was virtually isolated from representatives of the other six nations on the matter of how to llandle the LDC issue In the draft communique to be presented to the heads o! state !or their approval the following morning. An early draft stressed the need for full funding o! the International Development Association, the World Bank's "soft Joan window" which provll)es hlgh·rtsk, low· Interest loans to many o! the world's most lmpovertshed nations. Less , than a month before the sununlt, Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Allan J. MacEachen cited, In a Paris speech. "the continuing financial crtsls besetting the ... IDA due to arrears In payments by the largest donor." By the numbers fly the numbers, House Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill Jr. and his Democrats ap(iear to have the politically safe slde In the argument over Cllrtalllng the Income tax cut that is due to take full effect Jui¥ 1. Nonetheless, they're worried about the issue, and with good reason. The n\11'1'\bers almost surely wUI he buried ln rhetoric, by both sides. f«'publtcan Sen. Robert J . Dole of Kansas, chairman of the Senate F41ance Committee, says full Implementation of the 10percent Income tax cutis the safest bet ln Washington . ' f'restdent Reagan ts determined that the ftnat phase of hts three-year tax re(luctton take effect as scheduled. Leaders of the Senate Republican majority are. too. And Reagan has said he wtll veto any attempt to Uintt the tall cut. as O'Nelll proposes. ,\JI of that backs Dole's assessment. But there may be one safer bet In town: that the tax cut debate, and the likely House attempt to put a $700 cejllng on the break for any taxpayer, wUt live on as Issues In the presidential and congressiona l campaigns of 1984. O'Nellt says hls $700 celilng on the tax reduction would affect only taJipayers who make $50,<m a year or more. The full 10 percent would apply at lower Income levels. House Democrats are being polled, and something like the proposal probably wtll be approved by the Ways and Means Committee next week . According to Internal Revenue Service figures, the O'Netll plan would affect only about 1 percent of taxpayers. In 1981, only 4.2 percent of Income tall returns carne from people with adjusted gross Incomes of $50,<m or m(ll'e. Those people paid 31 percent of the Income taxes collected that year. So what O'Neill ts proposing would continue the full tax cut tor between 95 nd 96 percent of taxpayers, and llmtt it fora relative handful at the top of the Income sca le. In simplest political terms, that puts the Democrats where the votes are. ln dollar ternns, upper-Income Amertc11IIs get a bigger break. As a percentage of talles, they get smaller cuts than most taxpayers. 1be O'NetH ceiling would add $6 btu ton to federal revenues the ftrst year of t)le tax cut , and $37 btllton over the next ftve years, putting at least a small dent tn prospective federa l dellclts. And it would dramatize the fairness Issue the Democrats want to keep aUvr tn 1984. Their candidates rode tha t hard, and often successfully, In the • last campaign. But the companion Issue belongs to Reag(lll. It's hts tax cut; the July 1 withholding tax reduction ts the third a nd last Installment of the 25 percent cut fle won tn 1981. While the Democrats talk aboutfatrness, he'll talk about Increased taxes, Increased spending and Democratic politics as usual. He'$ got the pulpit and they know it . Berry's World ·' CINCINNATI (AP) - Johnny Bench, wlK>se powerful ann and potent bat earned him acclaim as one of baseball' ~ greatest catchers, says he wtll retire at the end of the 1ll83 season. Bench. 35, In his 16th major-league season with the Cincinnati Reds, ln!ornned Reds PreSident Dick Wagner of his Intentions this week and called an 11:30 aa.m . EST news conference today tomakethedeclson omctal. Club otrtctals announced hts decision to retire alter the Reds beat the San Diego Padres S.1 Thursday night. Bench was Hor-21n the -game and drove In one run. Bench's retirement wtU leave Ctochmati With just shortStop Dave Concepcion and first baseman Dan Drtessen from the "Big Red Machine"' team that won world championships In 1975-76. "!think he's a shoo-In foraqulckentry lntotheHallof That delinquent donor, the United States, campaigned successtuJJy here to strip the communique of any reference to the Importance o! IDA funding and to weaken the remainIng language In the section of the communique devoted to LDCs. Those poorer nations rema.In far behind their lndustrtallzed counterparts In terms of fulftlllng virtually all basic human needs, but assisting the LDCs has become far. more than a philanthropic exercise. The aggregate external debt of the LDCs is estimated to be $500 btllion to $700 btllton, with about half of those funds owed to commercial banks. At least $100 btllion of that debt is held by b3nks In this country. Slmllarty, the State Department calculates thai 27percent of aD U.S. exports are destined for LDCs and that economic activity accounts, til turn, for2.7percentofthis country's gross .national product. New Yo.rk' s Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. estimates that a reduction of capital flows to the LDCs of $25 billion annually will cause a drop of at least 0.5 percent In economl,c growth In the lndustrtallzed coun: trtes which are members of the Organization for Economic Cooper· a tion and Development. By BRUCE LOwrrf AP Sports Writer . Bob Knepper and Bruce Berenyt took a couple of things Into their own hands- bats as well as baseballs. Knepper, who had been on a personal six-game losing streak, pitched a two-hitter - his second shutout, second complete game and second victory of the season - and drilled a mammoth run-scoring triple as the Houstqn Astros defeated San Francisco i>-0 Thursday night. ilereny!, who had be€n on a personal four-gameskld - the same length as Clnclnna tf s tailspin scattered seven San Diego hits and contrtbuted a two-run double as the Reds pounded the Padres S.l. Elsewhere In the National · League, Los Angeles beat Atlanta 4-2 to take a 2 ~- game lead In the West Division, Pittsburgh defeated Montreat 6-3 and, tn a pair of 11-tnnlng games, Phtladelphia edged St. Louts 6-5 and New York topped Chicago 6-4. Phil Garner, with a double, and Jose Cruz, with a trtpte, each drove In a run for Houston in the flrst Inning, then Bill Doran doubled In the second Inning and scored on Knepper's trtple to center field. Re<b 8. Padres I Berenyt hadn't won since May 7. Like Knepper, he decided it was time to get back to bastes. "In my recent starts I was just trying to staywithlnmyseU.Tonight I said I was justgolngto let it aU hang out," hesatd after striking out eight Padres. "I threw the ball as hard as I could with each pitch." Paul Householder, with a double In the second inning, Berenyt, with a double In the sixth, and Gary Redus. Stage-managed summit _____J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n trtumph for President Reagan -In the media If not tn fact. Here's what the document had to say under the heading "Objective/ Perceptions." "Primary Perception - The President as leader ofvtston (White House emphasis) whose poUctes spearheaded U.S . recovery and help strengthen the West as a whole. Reafflrnnatlon of U.S. lead· ershtp role." Evidently recognizing the posstbUtty that the economic jargon coming out of WtUiamsburg would strike many Americans as merely a good cure for Insomnia, the White House media manipulators tried a bl t desperately to strike some spark of Interest in the public. The ftrst of 10 "major public affairs themes" was thts: "Williamsburg is a 'people-oriented' Summit." To buttress this dubious propos!· tton, the president's people pushed three sub· themes: "Popularly elected leaders are determining the agenda, not bureaucrats (top down!; emphasis on jobs, on bread-and-butter issues that matter to everybody; (and) lnformaltty of atmosphere and no-frtlls environment wttl promote fr eer discussions." It these themes sound familiar, it' s beCause the diligent White House press agents succeeded In selling tiiem to the bored reporters, who were kept tn splendid Isolation at Wllllamsburg and had trouble digging up any real news stortes. Generally speaking, the White House nacks were pleased with · what they read In the papers. For example, the Los Angeles Times headline on May 31. the morning after the summit ended, declared: "Summit promises economic unity." "Oh, I am against sex discrimination, EXCEPT, of course, as it relates to insurance and pension plans." Today in history 'l'Jday is Friday, June lOth, the 161stdayo!1983. There are201days lelt In til! year. · . Today's highlight tn history: On June 10, 1610, the first Dutch settlers In AJnerlca landed on Manhattan Island . pn tills date: • ~ 1r76, the Contlne!1_lfll Congress In Philadelphia named a committee to !Jr~ the Declaration of Independence. • ln 1942, the Nazl Gestapo kDled 173 male residents o! Udlce, CJechoslovakla to retaliate for the assassination of a Gertnan official. In 1967, Israel agreed to a United Nations ceasettre with Egypt, wtth the ~Nlell6 hOlding conquered terrttory four times tts own size. ~ In 1972, a Qash Dood hit Rapid City, South Dakota, resulting In 236 !Wths, ' . Ten years ago today: The Soviet Unto!! announced stricter controls on ~ rnqvement of Americans In the Moscow area. · f'lvl! years ago: The exiled tenner president o! Panama, Arnullo Alias, ~111¢ hOme ten years after his ouster In a military coup. , pne year ,ago: The RepubUcan-backed budget - which Included the ~-ever peacetime Increase In military spending- was approved by Ule U.5. House of Represent.~~ttves. ' ~·s birthdays: .!lrttaln's Prince Phlllp ts 62 years old. Fonner ..~ut James McDivitt Is M. 'l'hOught tor today: "I like a man wpo grins when he tights." - Winston q,ilrcblll, British statesman (1874-1965). . sound like this : "Dammtt, we've got to find enough blacks to flU our quota of 13 percent." A couple of generations ago, the cloistered college admissions office would sound like this : "Dammtt , we've got to hold the Jewish admission dOwn to our quota of 13 percent." Non-black non-Jews can (and many do) take a disinterested position on the controversy, and say, quite simply, that whatever you call tt, it is wrong - you must not, out of an anxiety to help one minority, activate a poltcy that ends by penalizing someone who has white skin. A third position (my own) favors afftrnnative action, but onty by prtvate Institutions. No publtc tnstttutton has a right to discriminate against somrone because he ts white. Private lnstttu· tlons should be free to shoulder, as they will, the additional burden of helping people who need help. · So that what tt comes down to is that Jewish opposttton to the quota system has not only the obvious moral base, but is also sell· Interested. You do not need to go any further than to a student directory at harvard or Berkeley to ratify what you Intuited, namely that Jewish students are unusually well-quall!led as a class, comapred to a ny other group of students. And you need not travel far to ocnftrm what you also Intuit, namely that black students tend to be behind the average In educational attainment. This is not an Inquiry Into why this should be so. It is merely a recognttton that tt ts so, and that the fight IJI:tween the Morris Abrams and the Jesse Jacksons is only at the rhetorical level a fight about minority "rights." It is also a fight, In the case of Morris Abram, by someone who has fought throughout his lt!etlme for clvll lights for blacks, and for their advancement, but is not about to endorse pubUc poltctes whose effect ts to deprtve well-quall!ted Jewish students or their leverage on higher education. Reds sign 9 more draftees CINCINNATI iAP) -The Ctncln· nati Reds said Thursday they have signed nine more players selected In the Major League Draft . The Reds now have signed 14 or 21 players selected, Including eight of their top 10 plcks. The newly signed players and the rounds they were s~leeted tn, were; 4. Mike Goedde, 21 , rtght·handed pitcher, University of Evansville. 5. Leonard Harris, 18, shortstop, J ackson High School. Miami, Fla. 6. James Petties, 21, right-handed pitcher, Tennessee State. 7. Ron Hentka, 21, third baseman, Oral Roberts. 9. Jeff Montgomery, 21, right · handed pitch e r, Marshall University . 18. Ron Giddens, 21, second baseman, Union University. 20. Roberto Balaguer, 22, out fielder, Dartmouth. 21. Steve Oliverio, ·21. right· handed pitcher, University of South Alabama. 22. David Salmen, 21, outfielder, Geneva College. . Details haven't be€n worked out yet. The Reds will honor Bench befor<' their Sept. 17 game against the Houston Astros. The Oklahoma native has set sevPral standards for catchers since he broke In to thP big leagues a mid fanfare In 1967. He was chosen forth~ 1968 !\'attonal League All -Sta r team. the rtrstofl 3st •·aight years to bP picked for the m id-season contest. Bench has caught 1,7:E ga m<'S. foUJ1h highest in ma jor league history bPhlnd AI Lopez, Hick Farrell and Gabby Har tnett . His 324 hom<' r s as ;r ca tcher ts a record . Bench's powcJi'Ul ar m and quick glo\' C' ca rnt '<'l him 10 consecut ive Golcl G lo\'C~ av.:arcts as the Na tional League's best dPff'nsh·r ea tchpr . ~ t <i rt ing in 1%R. H i ~ U con.._~u tlvf' S4~a sons of catchlng 100 or rnon• j.!<linl'S equa ls Bill Dickey's major !Pagul' rr'<'or<l . ~ Johnny Bench ca~~.~.!.S'f!!ights n·1 tie-breaking triple when Chris Chambltss failed to short :hop the ball. Yeager also had a second-tnnlng RBI grounder. Claudell Washington singled and doubled, driving In one run and scortng one for the Braves. 1 Pirates 8, Expos 3 Tony Pena dtove In three runs wtthaslngleandadOubleandLarry McWilliams survived 10 Montreal hits and hit a two-run double tn Ptttburgh's romp against Steve Rogers, the ace of the E"'?'5' pitching staff. The Plra les raked Rogel's for 11 hits and all of their runs In 4 2·3 Innings, his earttest departure s ince Sept.17, 1981. "I wasn't getting what I thought were strikes at the bottom of the strike w ne,'' he sald. "There wa s nothing wrong with me phy sically, s0 t guess tt was a mer han leal thing·' ' PhiL~ 6, Cards 5 St. Louis' hard-luck hurler. Joaquin And.ujar, took a four-hitter and a 5-llead Into the eighth inning. But · Pete Rose doubled, Greg Gross and · !'ln..:~ ,, tn f!.r>l World ~·r lfo.. .11 11,1 1 \9';11 '\. ,ullo\1 ....:.,uu n ,tl \ ',rlllllhlt' P\a\t'l 1 ~7'! - a nm Chef m 111, WE NOW SERVE ICED 11 ', <~111' M•., l l ~·.,~uo· Nnn ,.d l'Ohu,m, •l M·t-1 \'u lu. >b~' J> la \ '1'1' 1\, 1,;"! - I ll '\' tlli' IH t\0\.11 \ 'n (. ~Wf'll l ''ll~l'r'l 11>1 1(.._.,11 <'II Ill' Ll ( d lll '!ll ...'tl l'l j.ihf ~li'M rHo H t hi:t - '\i~"" l h i" f!"l S lll ii U I n liJinlf'l m.tk lllt' him iht• tTio.dlo"'l J• • l.! jtiH"' I' In Cmnnn.111 Ho'th hhl ll l'\ M.l\ \1, l!r:''l - Hit 1111'1,. ' IMlllll' t\, n., Ill •llli' ~. u m• . • ogrurH t .u · 111~1 . 1:11 111~ TEA ..... II!! II IHJI ill lntll 1" 1\'<•'U \1" ' ,H ll,il ' "' lh' .1 lli.IJII< .',1'-''llt' 11\11111 ,ILITIO' _::1_ \~ lj~ - l'l,n 1 ~ ! Ill Ill ' \ 1- U II Johnny Bench Indians sign outfit'ldt•r ~ • "'••1••1 ~ ·. o.j.'\11 ' ltltllll' I ~ I :2. 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Mets 6, Cubs 4 New York, limited to one hit through seven Innings, woke upwtth four runs tn the eighth . FATHER ' S DAY IS SUN. , JUNE 19th •ACME& DINGO BOOTS •MOCCASINS •BILLFOLDS •LEATHER BELTS &BUCKLES •WESTERN HATS & HATBANDS •KNIVES NOW THRU FATHER'S DAY MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St . Ph 991-1 164 Pomer oy. Ohro Th e Store With "All K1nd s of Slul f" · For - Pet s. Sab les , large & Small Antm a!s. lawn s & Garden s PLUS AU. EQUIPMENT NECESSARY TO RUN POOL . $7,90000 PH. 1-304-773-5634 · ~ Bdr:ger l!IQ! ~ "',UllNI Nrll ~lrlotl I J'ilf:\11' H('Old>• •ll II'M ' Yf\'lf , •'\~ \n~ 001 J r~n, kUi)':.ll\, 11\ 111 .r h ,ll l ~inr J u ly bi. l' lil ) - Hll 11\n ..-• hto1 1W ' 1 111~' 111 , ,.,. j!llllW ••~.un s 1 S h'11' \', tflht1 .mel tho· !-11 LI'IUL~ Ciu'l11nals C. L. KITCHEN : . EK5i 0 NOW THROUGH UNE 30TH . 8.8°/o FINANCING ON ALL '83's *CHEVETTES *CAVALIERS *S-10 - 2 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUPS *FIRENZA *OMEGA . Vice Grip Wrench Lock Pliers Long Nose ' C111Ved 8,of'IC IIe l~f\9 W< III w·•III Cun"' l li~ ll 11 S~'(S WE'vE ,. . 'BEEN NEGLECTING i~E 1-\UMANITIES .. , "" ... ~ .. ' SIMMONS POMEROY OH YOUR DEALER ON THE RIVER .... ... I • Olds>Cad.-Chevy, Inc. sass Charcoal Lighter ~U Wi ll i - L ~lll 1067 9131 PH. 992-6614 HOURS: ' "' MON.-FRI. 9:00 TO .8:00 SATURDAY.9:00 TO 5:00 16-.ti( I'IU FQ.,I!C M I 'ono:J I~~ ';,~ '(,//' I ,{ ' I l I p ~ ,.. WAATEI/~ 11-\E't ARE •.. j.l,. IO~'l 030) METEOR ' ' " He just lett the way the club was m ade up, the direction we were going, that he didn't ftt ln. I admire him for his decision. It takes a unique person and an unsel!lsh person to make that kind of decis ion." John McNamara, the fonner Reds' manager now with the California Angels, expressed unabashed admiration as weU for the longtime Cincinnati star. "I enjoyed my three years with him , especially 1979 when he caught day In and day out as we were drtv lng to a dlvlston title ," McNamara said. "I can certa lnly understand why he is a shoo-In for the Ha ll Of Fame ." McNamara called Bench "a good person and a good friend ." "I hate to see people Uke thls leave the game. He is a credit not only to the gam e but to himself as welt. .. Wagner said Bench, In the ftrst year of a ttu-re·yPar contraet, will help the team In som e capacity nex t spring training and act as " ourgoodwill a m bassado r." * 16 FT. BY 32 FT. VINYL LINER *IN-GROUND POOL 40" SHALLOW, 8 FT. DEEP *6 FT. COBRA COIL DIVING BOARD *36" CONCRETE BAND AROUND POOL ' ( with a ·single In the eighth, each drove In two runs for Cincinnati. Johnny Bench, who is to announce today that this season , his 16th, wlll be his last, had a run-scoring single for the Reds. Dodgers 4, Braves 2 Steve Yeager drove In aU of the ·:; Dodgers' runs, threeofthemwithan eight-Inning bouncer up the first base line that turned tnto a PERSONALIZED POOLS GlGbal trickle-down ______R_ob_er_t~_a_lte_rs You noticed, of course, the reaction to Mr. Reagan's appoint· ments to the Ctvtl Rights Commlsslon7 Outrage. "Let's face tt," one person lnte~Vtewed on network television said, "President Reagan just doesn't care about mtnortty rights." You wou ld think, writes Nathan Perlmutter, the director of the Anti-Defamation League, that "the president nominated the Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan." Yes, there has been a reaction to the reactors. The Anti-Defamation League has lashed 'out at the protesters, as has Albert Shanker, president or the American Federa· Uon of Teachers. The most prom!· nent of the thnee men nominated by Mr. Reagan ts Morris Abram . Among other things, Mr. Abram has served as president of the American Jewish Committee. So what do the gentlemen here have tn common? They are · all three polltlcalltberals, and they are all three Jewish. And whom are the protesters against Mr. Reagan's choices prtmartly addressing? Black voters. It Dared up during the late 'OOs and again In fights over the administration of New York City schools In the '7fls. Moreover, you can usually tell whether advocates are for or against. It "against," they call It "quolas." It "for,' '-they call It "atflrnnattve action:'.' Is there a difference between the two? That depends. Aff\rnnatlve action, translated Into educational policy, means that a college has more black students than It woukl · have t! nonnal admission stand· ards applied. Some colleges that practice affirmative action also have quotas, though the challenge this time aroond Is to !lll a quota, rather than to resti1ct to a quota. A conversation In a cloistered college admissions o!!lce today would Fame," Wagner said late Thursday. "It's a tremendous career corning to an end or one of the greatest ballplayers In Amertcan history!' The lJ.ttme AU-Star considered retirement last year, when he su!!ered througl) his least productive major league season and the Reds lost 101games for the first time In their histol')l. He also had trouble a£\Justlng to hts new position - third base. But he got off to a sl2zllng start this year, cllmblng among ti\e National League leaders In most offensive c'ategorles and winning the league's Player of the Week honors for one hitting tear. A recent slump hru; dropped his batting average to .283. He has stx home runs and 31 RBis In 50 games at third and first base. " His reason (for retiring) is that there is not much fun In tt anymore, " Reds Manager Russ Nixon told the Cincinnati Enquirer. "He carne back to prove laSt year was flukey. He didn't want to be a hanger-on anymore. Knepper, Berenyi pitch, bat themselves out of loss string Mexico, this country's third largest trading partner, provides a dramatk' example of how the economic health of the world's rtch and poor nations has beCome lnextrtcably linked. for handling the press at Wtlllarns· burg. It provides everything but a shooting script and camera-angle directions. It even contains a ltst of one dozen "Desired Headlines." ;,President's domestic pollctes· highltght summit deltberattons" was one headline the White House wanted to see on the front pages. Another headline they hoped to inspire: "Summit leaders to con· tlnue strong a nti·tnflattonary stance." Some headlines were suggested for Issues that never made tt. For Instance: "Alltes agree to speed up North Sea gas development." And after It was a ll over, the White House news managers wanted to read: "Summit leaders conc lude Williamsburg In spirit of unity." The strategy paper made tt perfectly clear that the Williamsburg talks were to be a personal The Daily Sentinei- Poge-3 Bench will retire at end ·o f current season 1 ''With OEC:O growth In 1983 expected to be only l.S percent, half a percentage point would represef\t a significant cut In growth," Secretary of State George P. Shultz explained In congresslonal-testlm· ony earlier thts year. WASHINGTON - Quietly but remorselessly, President Reagan has tightened his control over government news channels. He has gone to the extreme of ordering lie detector tests to dlscouragegovem ment employees from leaking unauthorized news. The White House, meanwhile, controls the flood gates, skillfully directing a steady flow of favorable Information to media outlets. The economic summit conference at Wtlltamsburg, for example, was a carefu lly stage-managed media event. Reporters were given comforta[<le accommodations, fed the dally White House line and occupied with diversions. 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"For lwo years, ldldn 'levenwant to pla y," sa id Hallberg, who broke a lengthy slwnp with a victory in San Diego early this season. "For lwo years I didn't want to play. 1 didn 't want to practice. I didn 't wan11oget out of bed . "But now, golf Is fun ag ain . I r·a n'l walt 10 gel started. " Responsibility for the chan!!e In a ttitude Is divided. On a long·ranw basis. Hallberg cited Hank Haney. a ~"""" ~"'* -- If all 15 ~tart. unct<jr 126 pounds followed bY Daniel M. Galbreath's .each, the richest Be}Jnont wUI be High Honors, 6-1, and Deputed worth S3S8,500, wtth $215,100 to the Testarnony, owned by trainer J . William Bonliace and his lather. winner. Post \lme is 5; 35 p.m., EDT, wtth Bill, and Francis Sears, S.l. Othen )n three career starts; CBS televising f!vm 5 p.m . to6 1p .m : "Sidney's llt afte under !lis horse Balboa Native, winner of the LouiSiana Derby and ninth In the now,·~ said StephensofSiewO' Gold, Kentucky Derby; CWTellt Hope, trained by Sidney Watters. ' ' Slew 0' Gold, Who was fourth In lith In the Kentucky Derby and the 1Y. -mlle Derby and sldppedthe 1 third In a grass rare at Belmont 3-16-mlle Prea.IGless, wUl try to June 2, and Dixieland Iland, wlruter duplicate the feat ofhJs ha~-brother of the .peru1sy Jvanla Derby, and ,I M'!Caturn, wilmer of four of ·six Coastal in 1979. "New In the Area'' Coastal , who missed both the races, all this year. · 9 Veers Experi"ce Outsiders are Au Point, Piinclllan Derby and Preakoess , won the Special Introductory, and the mutuel field of White Birch, Peter Pan, then won the .Beln\ont Rates · · over Golden Act and Spectaetilar El Cubanaso, Canadian Factor and "FREE ESTIMAlf.\" Law Talk. Bid, wllo was trying for the Triple The field In post position order Is Crown. stew o· Gold, Megaturn, Balboa Slew 0' Gold, ridden by Angel W atlve, White Birch, Barberstown, Cordero J r., · prepped for the El Cubanaso, Caveat, High Honors, Belmont with a sizzling ~-length Pomeroy. OH . CWTent Hope, PrlncUian, Dixieland victory In the 1 ~~ mUe Peter Pan Band, Canadian Factor, Law Talk, May 29 at Belmont. PH 992-6931 Deputed Testamony and Au Point. That performance pushed the Equusequlty Stable colt , w,ho drew r-'~-----------1-----------'"""­ the ra il Thursday, Into the early 2·1 favorite' s role. Second at 5-2 is Cavea t, the Kentucky Derby third ·place finIsher owned by August Belmont IV, I . . ~ -- ·~ ' .. can l .eague 1f'am pn:"pares 1oopena three·game series against the Tigers tonight. Since 1979, the Indians ar·e 16-28 against the Tigers. They have won jusl flvt:' of their last 21 games In TlgPr Stadium . The Indians arP opmlng against the Tigers after los ing four of t heir last fivP games. BEND AREA OPTOMETRIC CENTER The guys who havP never worn a @nation @npany MILLING DIVISION 5ce d s . Brrd see ds - OvsTer sncll!i and Grit - Fertilizers · L•me · Cement and. Mortar - Stock Sa lt · Water Sottener - Remedies · Salt • l11fcrs · V.1ccinc · Rooftng · P.-:unts. - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Binder Twi.nc - Sprays· Gates · Hay · Straw SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. . ' 992·2119 Cleveland uniform In Detroit are Gmman Thomas. Manny Trillo, .Juan Eichelberger, Broderick Perkins. Jim Esslan .. Jamie Easterly. Pat Tabler. Julio Franeo a nd Grorgr Vukovich . OrrP eomf011!ng fact to Ferra ro Is that Thomas has 24 home runs against Detroit. his hlghesl tota l against any team . D<>trolt has allowNl 1>2 homers this year, :l1more Ihan lndla ns ' pitchers. A yPar ago, Ihe Tigers had a 34-19 record. with most of the victories agulnsl Western Division teams. But one year ago today, the 11gers began a 10-gamc los ing strea k a nd dropped 14 of.thrlr next 15. 0 l'u hli .. twd rvrn a fl j' l'n OOn . Mon dav 1t r rou ~ h Frida ~·. 111 f'1Jurt Sr rt >t'l .' IJ~· O h lll \'; 1 l l 1'~' PlJIJi rs hlltJ.: Corll p:rny . tK• t Mul 11 rrwd 1 :~ , lm' .. l'urnt •ru,\ ", { )h hr 4~7119 , 992 · ~ l 5ti. S!·o·ond da~ s JKJ:-1 1<1)-: l' p illclal Pon1Pt U\ ' Ohlt• . ML'fll l)f'r ; T IH• Assol'\ nU'<I Pf'l'ss, In - .· lUnd Dn ll v Prt•ss 1\ .~sm• lawn nnd thf' 1\rnr r lc.:tn. NPwsp;IJ)(Ir Puhll shr r s As soclallun, Na lionul 1\ dwnt s ln~<~: Rrprf.'- 1 st•n rai iVf' , Rran ham NPws p:tPL' I' S<l lt•s. 1:1;1 Th lrcl 1\vl'nUt', N (• w Y or·k . New YM k 1!)01 7. POS'f MI\ST E U: Sl' ntl n tkln•ss to Thf' Dully S(• nllrwl. II J Cu ut'l St .. Po nte r·oy. Ohio -157tiq. Sl lll.'H ' HIPTION H r\TES 11)' C' a•·rlt•r or Motur lt11ute Orw \\' t' l'k . . ........ , ......... $1.01.1 ,Qn(' rJ~ o n t h . .. ....... S•U O Onr \'(' itl' ·-· ..... ... S52.M SINGLE ('OP\ ' r•HIC'ES Dul ly . . 20 Ce nts Subsr dtx•rs not d('~lrlnlil to P<~Y llt('('aJ"· rlf'f pw y rr•m !l In advtmct• dlnK"t 10 Thf' p allv S£-n lln e l o n 3, 6 or l :l month ba ~l~ . Cri.•dlt wil l bt• Riven ca rrler (>a('h month . •3695 14195 11-••••••••••••.. 1977 FORD F-150 RANGER PICKUP 8 foot bed, '.102 VI engine, power M p 1977 FORD GRANADA 2. door, 302 engine, power steering and brakes, auto . trans ., air cond., tilt wheeL cruise control, AM-FM 8 track radio, rear defogger, remote mirrors, split seats . WAS 15495 NOW 4 door white with blue, vinyl roof, Va enginer power steering and brakes, s'port mirrors, full wheel 2 door. E WAS T 5 WAS 1 NOW 2995 1978 PLYMOUTH FURY ·STAtiON WAGON 9 passenger, ve engine, power steering and brakes, aula. trans., lir conditioning, AM radio, new tires. WAS VI erlglne, .power steering and brakes, auto.. trans., AM-FM stereo, . cusoHe bucket suts, console whitt spoke wheels, mud and snow tires. NOW N B .1495 WAS 1978 CHEVROLET LUV PICKUP 8 foot bed, VI tnglne, "power steering end brakes. auto. trans .. AM-F M radio, rnr step bumper; while spoke whe<>ls, mud and snow tires . E w 4 cvl. engine, auto. transmission .. swing back mirrors, rur step bumper, good condition. WAS WAS A 3295. Wendell Vaughan E Bill •Qie' Haas· I • Bill Ross John Sang No subscripti ons by mallt>C'rmlncd In IOWR.f w here home currl(>r s«ftvl ce Is nvaUDbl1". NOW ' 1 SfE: R NOW 14995 1979 OODGE POWER WAGON "CONTINUED SATISFACTION .PLAN" Available On All New Models In Stock. 5 Years/50,000 Miles Available On Qualified Used Models In Stock 12 Month/12,000 Miles iT T H E c 0 M. p E T I BLAZER steering, 4 speed trans.. AM radio, rear step bumper. 0 '2 3495 8 fool bed, VI engine. power 12995 NOW 1 2495 WAS •2495 cover . 1973 FORD F-100 PICKUP I NOW 13395 NOW 12995 va engine. power steering and bnkes, air conditioning, AM radio, full wheel covers. dow. WAS •1995 1977 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME steering and brakes , auto . transmission , AM radio, rear step bumper, sliding rear win- I ( l iSI;S 1-15-SGtl ) i\ Ul v l,..lnn of Mulllnwd ltl, lm ·. NOW NOW ' 12695 '3395 WAS T The Daily Sentinel WAS 979 MERCURY ZEPHYR E c 2 door, 6 cyl. ·e ngine, power steering, auto . tr•ns., AM radio with 8 track, good !Ires, full wheel covers. NOW 2 door, dark blue, 6 cyl . engine, power steering and brakes, auto. trans ., air cond ,, AM radio, wire wheel covers. An area health education agency • has been approved as a provider of ; continuing education for nurses by ~ the Ohio Nurses Association ":' (ONA). The ONA endorses th~ , concept of continuing education for all registered nurses as one means by which ..•nurses can maintain ~ competence and meet the stand· ' ards of practice developed by the ~ profession. ,. Sara W. Dean, executive rllrlictor • of the Consortium for Health Education In Appalachia Ohio (CHEAO), announced that CHEAO : · has been notWed by the ONA that It : has been approved as a provider of ~ · continuing education programs for ~. nurses. With the ONA action, • CHEAO received approval for all ·.~ Its continuing education programs · .. · for the 5,500 nurses In Its Sl'rv!ce ._; area for the next two years. Prior to .,. this approval, CHEAO submitted ~ Individual requests for each ·< program. :.: In the letter of notification, ONA commended CHEAO tor Its leader· .~ ship and for the organization ollts • • program. Margo Marazon, R.N .. M.Ed .. Is the CHEAO coordinator · ~ lor professional education. ONA , • also applauded CHEAO's establlslt., m ent of seven health learning _,• resource centers and their 10 '219~ If You Don't Buy From Us. 1 We Both Lose! . T I. 0 N B E w A R E I• SEE US FIRST ... -· ,• Russell reunion Here's a recipe lor Pudding Pops. I made these lor 25 senior citizens as a part of a program on dry mllk. Theylovedthem' Myl'lghtyearold loves tberfl, too. Notice that there Is little fat In the pops. Puddlaa Pops Prepare chocolate pudding: 2!3 cup plus 3 tablespoons Instant non-fat dry milk 112 cup sugar 113 cup cocoa powder 3 tablespoons cornstarch 1/ 4 teaspoon salt 2Y., cups water 1 teaspoon vanilla "'Mix all dry Ingredients. Slowly add the water, stirring ronstanUy. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until the mixture thickens. Cook and stir for three minutes more. Add vanilla. Cover the surface of the pudding with plastic wrap to avoid a "skin" on the surface of the pudding. Let cool. To make the pops: Pour cooled pudding Into popslcle molds, plastic cups or paper cups. Add a popslcll' stick or a sturdy plastic spoon In the center. Freeze. • ·•• • •; • The 29th armual Arcber·Russell reunion will he held Sunday at Foresl Acres Park, Rutland. Dinner wtll be served at noon . Guests are askedto bring covered dish, table service and beverage. First shelter house on the left. Ail family members urged to attend. -· Carwash • '' TUPPERS PLAINS - The •· Tuppers Plains Bears Little ~ League Team wUl sponsor a car ' wash Satu$Y a:t Hawk's Pen• nzon In Tuppers Plains. 9 a .m . to ·: noon. Cost wUl be $2.50 per car. Popcorn Is another low calorie lnexJl!=lve treat. Be careful. though, very small children may choke on popcorn. It may be better to serve popcorn to children. over the age of five to avokl the threat of choking. Cheesy popcorn Is a snack that will rontrlbutesomenutrientstothe diet. Commercial creese popcorn Is often very sall)l and may have a number ol artificial preseNatlves and rolors In it. Packaged popcorn may also be expensive compared to homemade. Cheesy Popcorn 2 tablespoons oil 113 cup popcorn 113 cup grated cheese. Heat oil In a deep pan with a lid until the oil Is hot enough to pop a popmrn kernel. Pour popcorn Into a pan, cover and reduce heat to medlwn. Shake the pan over the burner until all corn Is popped. Sprinkle grated cheese over the popped com and stir well. Place the popcorn In a flat pan and bake In a 300 d~ oven lor 10 to 15 minutes. This dries out the popcorn and makes It crisper. • Keep a plastic bag filled with cleaned vegetables for snacking. Since its establlslunent In 1975, CHEA0 has been 'ICtlvely Involved In the provision of continuing education for nurses In their Hlelong learning commltm~nt and Is based on the· premise that availability of quality educational nursing programs Improved the health care dellve!Y system In the area. CHEAO conducts workshops, seminars, conll'rences and other educational Interventions for physicians, nurses, and other health and allied health professionals throughout Southeast Ohio. Program con· tent and format are determined through continuous educational """" assessment and Input from established advisory groups. Additionally, 'c ifEAO worlss wtth other community agencies In the design, development and Implementation of continuing educational programs for nurses working In mental health, mental retardation, cancer, su~tance abuse, A gift of money to the Rt'v. David Mann toward hisexpensetotheOhio Baptist Convention In Cleveland wasmadebytbeOneWonOneCiass of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church at a meetlnghel4recentlyat the church. services to the elderly, nursing homes and In other areas . CHEAO staff Is available to provide technical assistance to agencies In the planning and development of continuing educa· tlon programs. Kids Uke to dip vegetables. Make a cottage ch~ djp lor the vegetables and enrouragf' this type of snacking Instead of chips, candy or pop. COttage Cheese Dip 1 carton cottage cheese 2 tablepoonss mUk 1 package dip mix, any flavor Place the cottage cheese and mUk In the blender. Blend until smooth. Stir In the dip mix . Refrigerate. nutlients. yet are low In calories. They're great for waist-watchers of all ages! Fruit 'Milk Shake'' 1 cup low fat mUk 112 cup or more fruit 1strawberries. 1 banana, blueberries. etc. or a combination) 4-5 Ice cubes, crushed 112 ti'IISpoon vanilla 2 teaspoons sugar (optional ) Combine In a blender. Blend until thick and frothy. SeJVe Imme- If your kids are thlrsl)l, try a banana, strawbe11')1 or other fruit "shake." These shakes really taste wonderful and are loaded wtth diately . Makes twoIs"shakes." Orange Punch also a great drink for thirsty kids. Orange Punch 1 cup non.fat dry mUk 5 cups cold wate r 12-ounce can concent rated unsweetened orange juice Mix water with mUk powder and add concentrated juice. Stir weU or blend. Chill. Makes four servingS, a pproxlma tely 14 ounces each. For your free guide to making nutritious snacks. contact DateS)Oil a t the Melgs County ExU>JOQID . · • Office. Bas 32, Pomeroy, Oltlo45769. or call 992·6696. f~piiiji~i~~~q- Physicians graduate The Ohio University Collegl' of Osteopathic Ml¥lJclne will graduate Its fourth class of osteopathic physicians when 44 rnen and women receive their Doctor of Osteopathy degree during the university's commencement exercises Satunlay. The osteopathic oath was admln · lstered to the students today (Friday, June 10) during an afternoon Oath and Awards Ceremony by fanner American Osteopa· thlc Association President Donald Siehl. D.O . During the programs. awards were presented to students for outstanding performance In a variety of areas. Among those honored were Anthony Sebastiana. Student Government Service Award: Goldie Antelrnan. Profes· slonal Activity Award; Jody Wrn.· nlak. Cleveland Region Award, AMWA Scholarship Achievement Citation and Dean's Award; Frank C05entlno, Dayton Region Award, Outstanding Student, and Basic Inducted m honorary 631 JACKSON PIKE · RT. 3~ WEST Phone 446· 4524 BARYAJN MATINEES SAT & SUN Al.l SEATS $2.00 AOMISSION EVERY W ESlMY $200 Sciences Award; Scoll J enkinson, Columbus Region Award; Rick Spinale, Youngstown Region Award; Michael Dobrovich , Out · standing Clinical Performance and Athens Region Award; George Kaiser, Purdue Frederick Research Award; Cra ig Redfem. Osteopathic Medicine Award: Wit · II am Eddy, Family Practice Award: Lester Richardson, Medical Humanities Award; William Eddy, Family Practice Award; Lester Richardson, Medica t Humanities Award; Mike Porvaznlk. Osteopathic Heritage Award. and Mark Wagner, Mar·ttn A . .Janis Gerontology Award. Also sharing in thr awards program was Duane Kerscher, D.O.. Ohlo Osteopathic Association presklent; Charles Ping. Ohio University president: William F . Dorrlll, dean of the College of Ar1s and Sciences; and George Ka iser, class of 1983 represen1allve . Following t.he cer·emony a light reception was held In the student center. A reception will also be held later In the evl'nlng for student s and their families. ). ) - ~1 l'l"S TIME 1p n:&L GOOD AG.A!NI'I :_.' C ul'f ;,MAX DUGAN ~ 'I RETURNS .~'rl ~1:-J I J/ . PO MAJ:SKA lo&Al OH IU O N KIU.tDS I'/ • OO ~JJ..O IIITUil..AJi'l) lsl WWC 7 · JO 1. 9 : 00 P .H. SAT & SUN MA TINE ES l : 10 & 3: C ~JNG SOON : "RETURN THE JED!" :. or " TWillliHT lONE '" ' Unda Eason of Pomeroy was one of 28 Ohio University Athens campus students recently initiated Into Mortar Board honorary for 1.983-84. Mortar Board Is a national senior bonor soclel)l which recognizes scholastic achievement, leadership and service to the communll)l. To be eligible, a student must have a 3.0 or better grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) and he a candidate for graduation the following spring. In addition to Mortar Board GRAD - Kevbt H. King, son of Mr. and Mrs. WIIDam · memberhslp, Eason Is a member of Phi Kappa Phi national honor King, llradlmry, will gradlllllo!' socll'ty and Alpha Lambda Delta wllh hooors from Ohio Unlve .. and Phi Eta Sigma honorarles . She slly Saturday wllh a hac!telor's Is also depul)l judicial commlsdegree bt business admi!Wrtrasloner for the Student Senate and tlon as an accounllng major. He secretary of the Political Interest has been active In Beta J\lpha Club. Psi, accounting honorary; Delta A Dean's List student, Eason Is SIJllllll PI, Pn,>les'llonul buslneos the recipient of Dean's Achieve· fralemlty of which he served as ml'nts, Honors Tutorial, Kibble chancellar and on lhe pledge conuniUee and has been . a Foundation and. Manasseh Cutler scholarships. member ol the accounting club She Is a junior majoring In and the,O.U. JIIZZ ErL!Iernhle. He communication/ political science wW begin work In July wHh and lsthedaughterofMr. and Mrs . EnV!I and Whlnney, public Robert Eason of 43601 Morgan occountlng linn, In their Colum.-Road __ · _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bus _ o_m_oo_._ _ _ _ _ _ ____, High output 302 eng., sunroof, arr con d., AM! FM cas · sett, tinted glass. leather in!. NOW $lQ,2()() WAS 111.445 00 Plu s Tu 9 Title Plus Rebate $500 1983 F-1 000 117" FIRESIDE XLS Pac kage, overdrrve tran s, P. sleerrn g, AM/F M Mrs. Margaret Bailey presided at the meeting. Dues were set at 50 cents a month. Ellen c.\uch·gave devotions on the topic, "Lifl' Is an Individual Event," and there was a study ofPsalrns5,led by Caryl Cook. Burton Smith will ·host the June· meeting wtth Phyllis Skinner to have the devotions. $10,000 NOW COSTS ... stereo, sport wheels. whtle lelle1 lu es. lml ed glass. NOW WAS 110,250,00 $8375 Plus !11 & litis Calendar ......... FRIDAY ' .,..•• Mary Shrine, 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, wUl meet at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, Friday. 8 p.m. A school · of Instruction will be ulfi!led. Masons wUl be honored and potluck refresltmmts will be served. ,• .,,. "'•• " ~ ......."' . ~ w• POMEROY - Metgs Counl)l Garage Youth will meet Friday at 7: ~p.m. at the home of Rick and VIcki Macomber, Roush Lane. All membel's and Interested Grauge Youth from Meigs Counl)l are urged to attend. For more !nlonnatlon call Opal . Oyer at ~ durin& the day or 742-:!101 during the evenlllg or Keith Ashley $t 992-7874. -. ... • :... ... ::"' POMEROY - . 'tlle Meigs Counl)l Com HW\ten Will meet Friday :at 7 p.m . at the club house on Snowball HW. An .... { $A111RDAY Rtm..AND- Cyltic Drolll Blke!A·'111oa wOl be helil Sabll' ·da.V _....,at tbe Rutland CiviC ll Wteks . .. ... , ........ . ....... Sl ~ill 26 w,ek•' ........ .. .......... ........ 129.64 S2 Wpek• ................ ............. ..'. IS6.21 ~· • satellites which are available to the nursing population, and the fact that CHEAO provides service to a largp geographic area. Present gift ~- Slipper wiU hi M!M!d. ' rlght foods. .' MAIL SU BSCRIPTIONS lnMidt• Ohi o J:\ w ,· r ks .............. , ..... $14.1_1.1 :.!li Wf,l'k s ............... , _, ........_.. :··· $27 .!W 5~ .w 1:c k .s .. ., .......... .. .. 151.48 Ottb1ldt• Ohln ( and Other nutrlellts In a child's diet Is through snacks. Try scrne o1 these recipes Instead of sugary, S8lty,latten!ngtreats. Kids will feel · better, have more ene,or. and perform better whe!t they eat the To unmold, pe!'l off paper cups or dip the outside of the popslcle container In warm water lor a few secoodl;. Pop the pops tete out of the container. : Continuing education for nursing ' Ml lO.a Dlll1.l.IIOW! roof rack, new tires , low mileage. 1J995 Most kids and teenagers do not get enough milk. and snacks can help with this. Children under nlnl' need two to three eight ounce servings of milk each day. Children , from nine to 12 years need three or '· more servings. Surprisingly, teenagers need the most mllk - four or more servings each d<!Y1 ~ The Cooperative Extension Ser. vice has been work!ngwlth chlldren .. and adults In a program called Diet Check. Thts Is a computl'r diet ~ recall program. By tell!ng the • computer what you ate durtng the •• day, you can learn how your diet .," measures up nutritionally. On!' of the findings has been that ., teenagers, especially girls, fall : short In calcium. Iron, and vitamin " C. These nutrients are necessiiJ'Y • for the body to function. Without ' them, the body does not perform as v brakes, auto . trans ., AM radio, WAS 11'" I Ill I, Ohio ~ 6 cyl. engine, power steeririg and T T H yourself. well. a!ld Illness may re51!lt A good way to provide calclwn ... ' 1977 CHEYROLET NOVA L E almost here and Is ~ boards of hungry children may soon : be requesting snacks at all times o! ~ theday. " Be prepared for this onslaught ~ and plan abead lor snacks that are "' low In cost an(! good lor the )dds. You can make super snacks from , Ingredients that you have In yoor ldtchen. There Is no need to • purchase expensive sugary treats ' when you can make yummy snacks ' ,-------------1 Insurance and Plledical Cards Accepted Home Ecocto11.W: Summer .. Texas teaching pro who has helped him tum his game around, he sa id. On a more irniY)ed iate bas is, Ihe re's Fuzzy Zoeller. . "I have a tendency 10get uptight ," sa id Ha ll berg. who had the . freespirit Zoeller as his first round playing partner. "You know Fuzzy. He's a real loose kind of guy, a lways eracklng jokes, m aking the gallery laugh au the t tme. PH.992-2920 VISION EXAMINATIONS HARD & SOFT CONTACT LENSES By Dille M. Stoll Melp Cows!y Ex-......... • .; SEED AND MILLING HEADOU·ARTERS Indians renew Tiger rivalry CLEVELAND (API- Cleveland Indians' Manager Mike Ferrara says he doesn't want to hear any old stories a bout Detroit, as his Amerl· .... FENC~ Richard H. Billman 11, O.D. 1 I 3 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 F'GI!IIIfl' ~. Making Stltl1rner snacks from kitchen ingredients ACCENT Hallberg has lead in classic· M an uf ac tu rer s ·H a nov e r - HI\SKt:'fHI\1.1 , \\' \\'F.'iT r,r tto..-Tr'lil~ l .o•;oy, "' ' !'liallnn>tl B ~ ko-tlo ,.J I 1\.,..<Jdullun Nr\TIOMI . U:t\011..: ..;.\ST UJV~IIJN ~-l plidwo . • .ntl · " "l l!n • ~J tilrn Fra ll ·tl o, hf'ad In HARRISON, N.Y. (API -Gary Hallberg had lwopmple to thank for helping him to a one·slroke lead in the first round of the $450,00J L f' il/o:Ut' Nallonid [ ,r U(Uf' J)JCI :n 1'AI1HE S-Sl~ nr-d /l ,n •w.rn!. i l• 'l• •laml ,rr l)r•m,u l ~dt l mrJJf ' Ttl I W !'Ion T,.~. t.'- .tt MIJ,~ ....-~ . t :-;,..,.,. y, , k .tl MIIV..,uk" ' ( 'hlr ·uglllr l l~t kl ;mrl ·ruronru ,,r c,, JIIom l;, K.m ~' " Cll ). ;tt ,..,._·<ttl h· NEW YORK (AP) -Ina year ln which quantity has been mentioned more often than qqallty connec· lion with the 3-year-(lld division, 15 colts wUl contest the biggest and · richest , Belmont Stakes ever Saturday. · Asked why there have been so many dlfierent winners of 3-year· old stakes this year, trauler Woody · Stephens said Thursday, "because none of them Is worth muc h. " Stephens wtll saddle Caveat In a bid for a second straight victory in the I Y.,-mile Belmont. Last year, he · won with Conquistador Clelo. Also entered for the Belmont, which martss the lOth anniversary of Secreta riat's 31-length · victory which made hlm the first Triple Crown champion In 25 years, will he Deputed Testamony, the Preakness winner; Slew 0 ' Gold, a son of 19Ti Triple Crown winner Sea tilt:' Slew. and High Honors. MJsslng will be Surmy's Ha lo, the Kentucky Derby winner , who was s ixth In the Preakness, and Desert Wine. second in both the Derby and Preakness. Sunny' s Halo is the fi rst Derby winner to miss uie Belmont . s ince Dust Commander In 1970. '·'~'--~ ;-.--:--- ' Biggest, richest .Belmont Stakes set Scoreboard ... Majors Fridav. June 10, 1983 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio .1. .. . ,. .n.,..... ..l' · ,, .~ ~"!.1 • - ~ j .... t. . Center. Registration will start at 9;~a.m. and line up will beatlO a.m . 1 trans., power 2.3 4 cyl. eng., mirrors, headliner pac kage, siep bumpe r. tape slripe. POMEROY - Chicken bar· becue Sunday at 1 p.m. at Rcftal Oak Park sponsored by Shade River Lodge 453. Please llrlng table service, covered dish and beverage. All members and their lamOies are Invited. MIDDLEPORT . :._ Vacation .Bible School will be held at Sllvet" Rim Baptist Chureh Sunday lhrougb June 17 frcm 6 p.m. to8 p.m. dally. The chureh Is loCated on SR 7111 Middleport. • I POMEROY - Meigs Band 8ilOBten wUi meet Monday at 7 p.m. In the band room. AD are IQII!d to attend lncludiiiC parents of freshrlten bllld memben. Baod camp·and tile boolh at the Fair wiU be ~ Plus Ta> & fills 8.8% APR Available a.r 1300 Rebate ... LESS $150.71 per month* .. MONDAY pan!llb NOW S71QO WAS tS008.50 SUNDAY , OJrhomeeqully loan rates hove just been I<JoM:Ired. No appllcollon fees. tv:r prCNOis In 21o 4 days. ~~ .OTY L~N &.. ~INGS 1983 ESCORT GL MJ.IPOUi: 358 5econd Ave ._....197,. NOW WAS 19056.00 8195 Plus T" & Title a Control D.\la ComJMny 101 a c•r.125E. MotnSt.. 992-2l71 · AGON Auto. trans., rear wiper swasher, power steering, lu g· aage pack., rear defroster, air co nd ., AM/FM slereo, $ dual mirrors, wsw tires & more. ·•· ' :8 A.P.R . ar '400"Rebate . PAT HILL FORD, Inc. . PH. 99:1-2196 · 14&1 S. 3RO AVE. ' MIDDLEPORT, OH. �"'raQI 6--..__ ,,. 1'\oollu "--tj-...,. ...,1 Friday, June .10, 1983 Cl!io Friday, June 10, 1983 The Daily Sentinel-flag• 7 Meigs organizations_ meet_________ ClASSIFIED IDS sure 1a gat raauni t.:=:::=::::::::::=::==:========TOPSOH 1466 Slinderella ~7 or SharOn Swain, E laine Gordon was the top loser In the Five Points SllndereUa Exercise Class at Monday night' s meeting. Runner up was Beverly'Smith. At the Tuesday morning Mason class, Elizabeth Vesallca lost the most weight and Beverly Roush was the runner-up whUe In the Wednesday morning Five Pont class, Joan Vaughan lost the most weight and Cathy Workman was the rwmer-up. Slinderella r.fary Roush lost the most weight at !he F ive Points exercise class, with Mlldred Hudson reaching her goal weight at the Mason class and moylng Into the sllm-'n-trlm program Top losers at the M ason class were Juanita Morgan=:beth Vesellca and Mrs. Hudso . At the Wednesday exer cls<i class at Five Points, Darlene Newell lost the weight and there was a tunner-up tie_ between Mary Newell and Joan Vaughan Star Grange meers Needlework and stuffed toy contests were judged at the recent meeting ol the Star Grange by Pat Holter and Ethel Grueser of the Rock Springs Grange who were guests at the m eeting Winners In the needlework con test wer e Paulne Rile, Ruby Lambert, Christine Napier, Opal Dyer and Linda Montgomeroy. In the toy contest the winners were Mrs Lambert, first , and VIcki Macomber, second. In the state sewing contest, Dyer receive first place In the 14 to :Jl age group, and Mrs Rife received first In the 31 and over age group. The charter was draped In memory of Artie Houdahelt. Donations were made to the youth leadership fund and totheOhloState Grange for upkeep of the Grange home. 3786250. TheB!bleschoollsunderthe direction of Mrs. Frances GUll· Ian and the public Is Invited to enrou TOPSOH 1456 Frances HyseU was the winner of the recent contest of TOPS 1456 of Rutland. Top weekly losers were Beulah Collier and Sharon Thacker with Sandy Sergent as runner-up Members who lost weight over the Memorial Day hoUday were given a quarter per pound lost. At last week's meeting, Joann Eads was the best loser with Beulah Collier as runner-up The club meets every Tuesday at 6 p m at the Rutland Civic Center. TOPSOH570 Plans•for a bazaar to be held In August to raise money for members planning to attend the TOPS retreat were made when the TOPS OH 570 Club met at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds , Becky Caines was theweek's_best loser with , l,lnda Stewart as the runner-up. Winners In the balloon contest were announced with Llnnle Bell Aleshire being the KOPS winner , and Kathy McDaniel the TOPS winner Top loser for May was Kathy McDanieL It was noted that this is the sixth consecutive week thai the chapter has shown a net welghlloss Dlxle Sayre was the best loser for the week and received a doUar and ribbon at the May 25 meeting of Rutland TOPS OH 1466 Shorty Wrtght presided at the meeting. Points on the contest, "How the Waist Was Won," were announced. Evangeine dinner Mother-daughter banquet of Evangeline Chapter 172. Order of the Eastern Star, Middleport, wlll he held June 17 at the Masonic Temple. The swiss steak dinner, to be cooked by membersofthewaysandmeans committee and served by the Masons, wlll be at 7 p m. Reservations are to be made with Rosemary Lyons, 765Ches t nut Street, Middleport, telepoone 992-3700, by June 16 Charge Is $5 per person Mothers and daughers or other chapters are w elcome to attend. Women are asked to wear hats which wlll be judged In the categories of most orlglnal, the ugliest, and the prettiest. Holiday guests Mr and Mrs. wayne Burton, Vlrglnla Beach, and Mr. and Mrs ' Willlam Dodson, Columbus, were M emortal Day weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Anderson and M r and Mrs Gene Dodson Bells to ring The bells of (he Middleport Presbyterian Church wlll ring at 7 tonight to m ark the union of the Northern and Southern Presbyter' " " Churches, dtvlded smce lllil. The church pastor, the Rev. Wanda Johnson, and Hal Johnson are In At lanta, Ga , attending the Gener al Assembly where the action Is bemg taken to unite the churches mto the Presbyterian Church USA. THANK YOU This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. FRIDAY WHITE FISH POTATO VEGETABLE 8 oz. NEW YORK STRIP POTATO· VEGETABLE ROLL SAlAD BAR DESSERT NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ROLL SAlAD BAR DESSERT NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Pknic scheduled 'ryle annual picnic of the M eigs County Retired T eachers Association wUJ be heldJune18at6p m at the roadside park on Route 33 north of Pomeroy, west side of the southbound lane. M embers are Invited to take pro$pectlve members, a favorlte cov~red dish and their own table service Hospitalized Kjlthll!en Wlldel'll!uth, formerly of Mlddjeport, Is recuperating from kn~ su,rgery at her hOme Cards mall be sent to her at 17 West Me~dowbrook Place, Titfen, Ohio 44883 Bible school ' veca_flon Bible sc)lool ~UI be held at IJ!e Eden United Brethem Chl(rcllj June 13-17. The classes wll~ be )leld frOm 1 to 3: 15 p.m. each day for children age three up tp and Including adults. The church Is located on State Route 124 near Reedsvllle and turther lnformatkm may be obtAined tram Judy Adams, BrQgan-Warner Servtce Rutland, Oh10 4S17S $795 P. 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S\ I,, CUM' Sf' n H ~ "' 111 .t m Suru:.l.t \ I \t nuu:t ...,. !"\ tt t"' " um l,r\ ,tmJ WPdnt '!<o(J,,, i p m ' M JOD I F PORT< HUHCII 0 1- l HIH~'T !N CHRISTI /\r\ UN ION l...t i.IIC'ntl"' M.tn JC', pa ~1 01 M1 " RusS<'IJ Yr•ung Sund.t\ School Supt Sund 1\ Sc-hool lJ Il l ,, m F.'r n l~ \\Ot-shtp 7 Ill p m \\f'dru -.sc:l,t\ [)l' .r w t mt , >l lnJ:: 7 lrll pm l\r1'l MOHI 1\ H IH UHC'l-1 OF' f ,On H,r( tnt - £L"\ la me'S S.1ttt rfW•Id pa sHn Morntn~ v. or-s htp9 4'l 1 m , Sund.n ~h onllH 4:'1 1m f'\Pmn ~ Y. nr~ h • p 7 p m Thf' ~a \ 7 I I p m IHdlf'fi p1a \f'J ml'l'ltn~ Wf'd nf'!Od uv 7 :JI p m M IDDIII'OIII !IR S'! n Af'TlSl \m nu Slxttl .tnd P,iltTI(' I tilt' Rrv M,u k MC'Ciunc Su nd,t\ <o;fhool ~ l fl " m 1l.tn \\'hill', Su nd a ' Sc·hoor -.upt Jo hn Hrlhl'l S1 ''"" ' supl Morn tnc Yi oro.; t1 lp 10 1r1 a m \ ou th m«'t lng 0 II 1J m \\ cd nC'f;<lm in( ludlng wN • tots eag<'r bra\C' t s jun kn tl <l l! oo nut ~ .md lun iOt .tnd !'('n 101 hrch BYF f'h olt Jli'J (' flC'PII l'l p m \\f'Cinr'Sda\ pt,l\fll I'Tl('('! l n ,e: :~nd BI~ (• S I ~ \\:('dnr-sdAv 7 :rt p m CHURCH Of ( HR1S1 Ml<ldlf'po r1 5th and M,lin Bob Mf' lton mlm!i !Pr AI 11111 tson a sSOf la ll' m ln !-:rt •tM Mlkf' ( ~t'f ld<'h Sunda\ SrhOOI SUIX'l lntr nck>nl Blbll' School ~ [l a m moml n ~ \\ Or"hlp lf\ :II a m £'V<' n l n~ I,.I,'O I'S hlp 7 p m WN:JI'It'Sd,l\ Bible Stud\ and voulh group m('('t l n~s 7 p m • MlDDLFI'ORTCHl!RCH m THENA7.A RENF., Co-pa" IOf'S., R.l'v C h:~ rk's C'ovie and R{'v, Na OC\ C'ovlf' Bill Whitt• Sunt.la' schOOl sup! Sunda' sc. hool 9 ;w} am mor n!~ worsh tp 10 10 a m Sudv rv e n~ c llstlc lTI£>('tlnJ:t 7 p m P HIY('I m('(>tl n,~~: W~a y7 pm UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MtNIS'Tl!Y 90-Mlnutes O F ME IGS COUNTY. Rr\• Wanda .'John.'iDn, dlr('(' lot' Harold John son , dlrt'C to r or Cduca! ton 79 HARRISON\ lL LE PRESBYTER IAN. WorShipScrvt('(', 9a m . 0\urch &twt . IO:~ 21or2 Reg. 2. 79 Each am MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTER IAN Churc h Srhool, 9 a m M o ml~ worship 10:15 Bible- Study TuC'5dot y. 10 am Blblt> Special oxrde for h19(t output and wide frequency response. Stock up, no llmltl #44-6021603 siudv. Thunr.dav. 7 30 p m SYRACUSE F"IRSI' UNITED PRESBY lJ:RIAN Chun•h Church School 10 15 a m mornillll worship, ll :1J a m • Blbl<> Sludy Tue!lday , 10 a m , J \Ullor a nd Srnlor HIYouth Group. Sunday 6 p m RIJ'I1.AND CHURCH OF GOD PosiOI', PrieN apply at PI~OCIPJimg stores and dealers A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPO!lATION 1 m .' 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ROUGHT In other words 1h1s young man •s 1nQu1nng toto IM meamng ollrle hselt in essence ht s queshon ts shall a fellow ~n hi& lift ltlll or "''""' God ? MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. ~~ What vocatton shall ne follow? Will the life·WOTkhe 1\as 10 mlnd after htm a su~.Jble outlet tor hiS talents? WMI he be hiWY 1110 contented lfl ttlat work? compcomlses pay ? 214 E M.:un 992· 5130 Pomeroy J . Wrn . '' Btlt " Brown, Owner 216S sec ond Th1s young man like mutlitueles of others r.ts 191 realizes ht must soon be eammg a IIVtng and perplexing QIJIStlons anse MO Questions anse about the ethfcal standauls hf1 sttould set tor ntrnsell Just how honest ought a lellow be tnywa~7 How lo~lkl tnetruth ? Do moral INSURANCE . SERVICES Sales and Phone (614) 742 2777 Intersection beautification planned Beautification of the " T"lntersectlon or North Second Avenue and Mlll ' Street In Middleport was planned during a m eeting of the Middleport Garden Club Monday at the Middleport United Presbyterlan Church Planters of summer blooming flowers wiU be placed In the center loca tion on the "T" and the treasurer was authorized to buy the Dowers lor the ~lvlc beautltlcatlon project For roll call m embers named a Dower ofunu sual color A report was gtv'1' by those who a!tended the herb show at Newark recently and t he numerous worksoops held In conjunction with It The Ohio Association of Gard en Club' s bulb sale.w as discussed and a catalog of what's available was shown 10 the members Orders are to be place with Mrs P E Stacey, Rou)e.'l8, M arietta, with checks to be made payable to the OAGC. · Jeanne Bowen had the program on ancient art treasures. She showed slides of artifacts taken from the tomb of King Tut , and discussed the compos ition and history during her showing. MillY Skinner and Ha!Ue Zei Ide reported on having seen a Dock of Cedar Wax Wings, birds not native to thl$ area, In their gardens A ' de!isert course was served by Ruth Arnold and Judy Arnold. Roses In a crystal container arr$ged by Miss Zerkle, flanked by pink' tapers In crystal holders, decorated the table Favors were roses provided by Miss Zerkle Fire & Equipment llr'!» lr.<:;.I.IF. 10 Prescnphons 992· 29SS Pomerov 992·992! ON FRIDAY FROM 4-6 FOR YOUR SUPPORT ~~~~! I~ Complete ~ Automoti ve ~ Serv1ce ~ Locust & Street Brown~ VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. SWISHER & LOHSE ELLIS & SONS SOHIO JUov John Ev.am Sunday IC.'tml. 10 l.m : Sunct.y worship, 11 a m : ChUdren s chW"Cb. CII E~IF. R - Woz.., hlp ll ,, rn { hun h Sl:hoollOa m I1 1 1J i t •S1ud~ 1hut ...d<J\ 7 pm l'M\\ h rs t 'l lt ursd<.t\ 1 p m ( ornm umon f11 "' Sundu \ JOPPA - Wo r-.IHp 11 \{1 1 m S.. houl 1(1 f1 ,r 01 B1blf' ~ l u<h ( hu rrh \\t 'fl nr sdm ( F.l\TKi\L ( t.u>,,..R Rc\ St.Anl(•y " Ml'f'l'lfk•ld ft(>v IUt hard Rolht•mk h fk<v Rohert E RohtTMn R4•\ Robert Kid••r, lr 1\ SRLl n tS\f,ICUSI'I- 'A' oti':hlp 1l I m C t1uz t h St'tlool ll .t'i J m Ch ,n gt' Hihh Stl.kh W('()n(•f;(l.r\ ~ f) p m l MW fir" I !'uf'>SCl, l\ 7 J1 p m C'hou ltt•l11 . u~al \\ ('(lnt 'Sd.n ti l lp m UM\\ lour1h Sund,l\ ti 11 pm F:NTFR.P i t iSI· - V.. o r>;.. hlp t\ .r m l h u• t h Sr hool Ill ,, m Rtblc Stud \ 1\l•'...d,n i lil pm Ul\.fW F""'' Mondl\ 7 l l p m t.: MY~ Sund . 1 ~ h p m f holt IY'hl' t1 s,JI h VI p 111 Wt,Jn~ 1\ FI .A TWOOD~ - Ch urt h ~ hool HI . 1 m \\ m.,fup t ' m Blhlf' fi tud\ l'hllrsd dl p m t _. M\ F' Sund.t\ ii p m n nu s 1 HI N - \'\'o rs hlp '' ·' m clluz r h Sc hc.-1t 1!1 ,1 m { ho tt l' t.tr t!N l\11'"'«1ll ' h It p m l M\\ fir s t l'l..! r~\,1\ 7 11 p m Ill A lii !M lrtdlr potl l - ( hull h S< hon l 'l II am Wo1 sht1J HI :ll .1m BthlC' Stud' ' 1\1(~ 1 ." HI .r m U M\\ S4'<,md Mondu' 7 II p m UMM th trd Monda v i Jl p m M INF.H.S\ II I ~ - Worship Sl>r...' k'f' \0 ,, m ( huT• h SrhOo l 11 ,, m Ul\ 1¥.' rhl!d Y.f'dnt S~: l , t \ 1 p m Chol! pr,tn l('( Moml.l\ 0 rl p m PI ARI CJI.\PF I - \o\ orshlp ~rvu'f' \II ,1 m { hU H h Srhool I I ,1 m I u r:-o~ ld \ 7 II p m UM\'1 S('('Orld UMYF la <:1 Tut'S( Itt\ 7 I I p tn 1-'0 MF.RO\ - ( hu rr h School 9 1 ~1 ,, m \ hmr l't'ht'i:t ! S.II Wf'd.nt'Sd,t\ '; l'J p m VM\\ sr"t o nd I ut~tl<.t\ j ll p m UMW l.ts t Sund,l\ 7 ,1 m 1:J\.1Y F" Sund.l\ fi p m W()T o.; hlp ~ l<'f' Ill f) ,1 m HOCl\ S PRI N{ ~S - Chuzl:'h St huol t'J 1 ~, ,1 m , Worship 10 ,1 m B1 b iP Stud\' Wronrsda\ i ll p m UMYF rSPn l01 s1 pm r l unlor-.. 1 f'\ f' f\ othr1 Sund " , tip m Rl!t1 .ANI1 - ChUi f'h Srhool q .l:i ,t m Wors hip 11 am , UM\\ tF:\ m ln,l! C'rrc l01 -.(I{ 'OOd 'o\{'dnt 'Sl!,l\ i Tl p m UMW S('{'()(\(j l'h u rsd,t) 1 p"' SALEM C'F NT F'H - f'hurch St hoot HI a m W01 sh lp 7 pm SNOWVII I f - Wof"' hip 9 .1 m ChUI'rh School 10 ,, m Sund a' ij SOLmfF.RN ( l..l l!io.'TEH RA•' .l .mw~ M C11d'k ""'' 1\tarli. w Ftvnn. • fW.v non: nt:t Snllth i\ P P I I ( ,R.QVF: - C't!UJl h School 1+. 1 m Wor,.h!p 10 ,, m 1fi rsl und th ird Su nci:~ \ SI UMW Sf'C'oncl T'uNida\ 7 30 p m P I :t\ C'l' fl"'('('lin~ W«in<'Sdav, 1 p m BETI-IANY - w brshlp 9 a m Chu rch School m a m Blbl<' S tud~ . W<'d.Jlf'Sday, 10 a m DorC'a.c; Women !'I F'C'Uow shlp, Wron~ d:J\ 11 a m f 1\RMEI - Churt h School 9 . , u m . Worship Ill <l.'l am . S('('(') nd and foo11h Sunrla\ Sl Frllowshlp dlnl'f(lr with Sutton lh!Nilllut'Sda\ . ti :.> p m EA~'T LET,\RT - Churrh SChool 9 j.l m Wors.hlp 1U u m 1se<.'Ond and fOW1 t1 SundaV!I, UMW. rtrst 1\K'sdaY, 7 30 p m I ETART FALUi - Wo rship 9 a m Chuz c h Sc'hOOI 10 am MORNfN(, ~i'I'~R - worship ~ :rt a m . Church School 10: .ll a m . B1b lf' Study Thursd!lv. 7 lJ p m MORSE CHAPEL - Church School, !l: ll a m Worship. 1J a m PORn.AND - Churrh School, 7 p m • Worship. 8 p.m , UMYF". Wednesda1 7 'll pm RAClNE WESLEY AN - Church School 10 a m • Worship 11 a m UMW fourth Monday 7 l)p m , Handmaidens-of the Lord tlrst Wednesday, 7 p m, Mens Prayer Breakfasl , Wt'dnesday, 7 am SIJITON - O.urch School 9, ll a m momlllll: worship, 10:<0 am (fil'!lt and !hlrd Sundays), feUowshlp dll\ll('r with Carmel lhlrd Thur>day 6 :IJ p m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Oil""" !too• ln. Superlnleftclelll Sunday ..-hool 9•:IJ am ever)' weft HOBSON CIIRill'nAN UNlON. Wllllam Crabl,.., pastor SUnday SChool. 9' :wJ a m , OFX"T'ER CIIURCII Ot l HHIS'I < tTa!lt'S C'\PnlnJ:; Sl:' l'\ \{'f' 7 lOp m Wrdnt•sda\ pr.IH' t mPt' l In,:: 7 ~I p m llFJ\ H\\ Ai l O'v\ H!IX .F: CHUHCH (I F CI1 HLS1 Du .u w W,udt •n ml nls tf'r lltblo t lt ~.o. l 11 .t m mot nmg wo1s~1tp 111 VI 1 m I'VPmn g v. Ul .., hl iJ h ~ ~ p m Wf'd!l('SCI ,ri Btblt• t,futh h Vl p m 1\F:\\ STI\ F: RS\1!1 1 1 ( OMM UN ilY ( IIL: HJ H Sund.l\ Sc hool Sf'l'\'lr r 4 4!l ,, m \\o1 ..,h1p "'~ n •n HI :ll <lm 1\ a ngl'lls tl{ ~n. lt 'i' " 111 p m \\' f'l l n ~ l ti\ Pt il\f'l mo 'f'l ln g 7 I ) p m 1hursd .i\ ?. ION ['!llJRC II OF ( IIRI ~ I l'omf' t"T t\ 11 .11 nsom 1lll' Tlrl H.obl·t t P u rt <'l! m lm<:h 1 Sh'\t St.t n ll' ' s unrld Y Sf' hoo l s upt S unct a ~ ..,<hr-:Jl ft ltl .t m v. orsh lp <ot r..ltf' IU ltam F:\t'fl ln,g wo1 o.; htp Surt1,1\ 7 p m .J nd 1 \\ f'dnf'S(I<J \ 7 p m S'[ lOII i\ l t rntf:f{,\ r-.; ( HURL II pjtl(' (,1 0\C' Ttw H t \ \\ tl lltm Mlddif'SI-' lith P.t ~ ltll f hur t tT "' n )('('!'. ll ~~ 1 m Surid,l\ Sc hoo l Ill \0 r m UR \DRUl n t' IIUflCII Of. CH IU ~l l'aul P1,1f t JXI" tm s uncl,l\ ~ hool 11 Ill ,, m I .u n. 11,1\ ON-. S S S upt TTIUI nm ~ " 01"lllp li t VI .l nl HA\INF CHt !H II OF 111 fo N A7Artl Nl Rt'l l'hurl!.l.., II Cullll' l ))<t" lot M.lt lh, r Wnll t C h c~ u m m of tht Hrl<ml n1 C'h ll\11 tn r rft Sundu\ St. hon l ,. VI 11 m mor m n~ 111 l,jl .r n r Sund,n t' \l' niii,O!: •o~.~ u p rn ! '1 1\11 m w ttnlo( Wr'fln1 ·st:lin i l l pm H.AC 1'\i l I'! R<.; II \AI'TIS'I l lonl \\ .r lkt l l ' r.., tr11 Ho rh 11 Smt ih Suntl.t \ Scho 1l "ul)t Suro l l\ School '! kl 1m n mrmn ).! WO I ~ hl p H1 \II ,1 m '-'und I' 1'\ t ntn g \\ tl! <: htp 7 Ill pm 'w\t 'l lllt 'ot:I J\ tVI'fltnC llthl l' slUt[\ 4 kl pm \\UI' tHp shtp 7 ~~ DANVlLLE WES LEYAN Sund ay School 9 U a m . mornlnji!:v..ocstllp lO 45n m vouth S~:.•tv l('(' 6 45 p m • eve nlng w crs hip 7 :tl pm Wednesd ay, 7 J) p m Pr.ty('r .md Pr,risc' DANV ILLE HOL INESSCHURCH, Ioc.1t«:: on Rout £' 32) berwet>n VInt on and La ngsv\11(' R(>V Ben Wall s, poster Su nday SdX>Ol 9 lJ a m . Bobtw Lambert S S Supt , Mornh'!( Worship 10 30 a m , Oll ldn>n s Happy Hour 6 4.i p m Prayt! r & Bibl(' Study 7 :ll p m Mlo.;slonary m t'l'tln~ fl!-st W('()nesday ol each mont h 7 .)) p m Fo1 lnlormatlon r.tll 388-8ol67 SILVE R RUN BAPT'IS'T Bill Uttl(' I)<ISt <r Stc•w Lillie. S S Sup4 Su nda)'\S('OOol 10 a m morn lnJ( worship 11 a m Sunday {""('nlng wo shlp. 7 .)) pm PrayC'r mf'Cilng and Bib!(' st~y Thursday 7 :Jl p m youth m(l(>l lng Wedni;'Sday at 7 p m Clffi lSTIAN F'EU.OWSIUP CHURCH Jl.1 N 2nd Ave Mlddl('p)rt Surrlay School Ill am Sunday and W~a)' Eve n l n ~ Sorr v iC'f'S 7 :rJ p m LmERTY CHRISTIAN (.1-IUHCJ-l 4 Ub M'ty Ave Pomeroy Sunday School 10 a m Worship 7 JJ p m Wednesday Scrvttt' 7 :II pm CH~'TF.Ft CHURCH OF C'.OD Rev R E Robinson. pastor Sunday schOOl 9 J) a m • wcrstup sa-viCf' 11 am ('V('nfng S<'r.1ct' 7 p m • youth SCJV1«'. Wedncs&y 7 p m I..ANGSVO..LE CHRISTIAN CIIURCH. Robert E Mus.<>er pastel' Sunday schoOl , 9 l) am . P aul Musser. supt , mornt.ng v.ocshlp 10 a m , Sunday evening service, 1 p m , .» mid week service, Wednesday, 7 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZI\ Rev ,lamEJi B. Kittle pastcr RENE - Sherman CU ndlff, superintendent Sunday School 9 l) a m , Morning Worship lO :X> a m , E va n~tlcservtre, 6p m Prayer and J:)'alse Wednf'Sday 7 p m. youth rnl'l'ttng. 7 pm EDEN UNITED BRE'111REN tN CHRIS'T, E lden R. Blal<o, pasi<Jr Sunday SCIDJI 10 a m , Rober1 IWed sup! , Morning sermoo, 1l a m , Surday nlght servlcell, Christian Endeavcr 7 :wJ p m. Song servlce 8 p m , ' Preaching, 8 l) p m Mld·week Prayer meeting, Wednesday. 7 p.m , Alvin Reed, lay '"'""' HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Roa« Watsoo, pa.stoc; CremCI1 Pratt, Sunday School sup! Morning w(J"$hlp, 9 :II a m , Sunday sch::lol to ll a m , evening ~ce. 7llpm M'1' UN ION IIAI't1ST Rtov Thm Dooley Joe Sayre, Sunday SCIDJI Suporlnt<ndont Sunday schod. 9 45 a m • evening Wa'!ihlp. 1 ll p m Prayer meeting, 7·3) 1» m w.m ew~ay TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF OffiiST, Vincent C. Waters. ID . mlniner, Hmnan Black. supcrlnt('ndcnl Sunday Sthod 9 ll am : evening service, 7 p m., W -y Bllio SChoo), 7 p.m CHESrER CHURCH OF 1l!E Ni\ZA RENE Rtov Herborl Craie, poster Frank RUCe. s\!1)1 SUnday SChoOl, 9: :IJ a .m Wor.!hlp sevtre. ll a.m and 7 XI p.m. Prayer meetJni, Wednes<IIIY. 7.:1:1 pm. LAUREL CLIFF F;REE ME1110DIST CHURCH. R<'v Rober! Mlllor, pastor, Llol'l Wnatat. Dll'l"Ctor of Christian Education !llnday SChoOl. 9 :IJ a m , Momlnl< Wor.ohlp, lO:XI a.m , Choir Practa>, Sunda} 6:.> p.m EwnlnQ Worship, 7 30 p.m Wedne5 day Prayer and Blbl• Sn•ly. 7 ll p m Ru ~o;(' [ [ S1 m lnl s h •1 Hl<kM ll<'t>mhr·r "U IIt school 'I Jl a m \.\ l'll "hlp st n11 ~ ' 10 10 am B1blf' Stud\ 1\Jf"od.t\ 7 up m ~o1.md a' 111 OH< ,/\ NIZF D CHlffi( l\ Of- II Sl oS ( II RISI O F r 1\l, F R DA\ SA I N I S POI !lu ml Tlar ult' Hoad Wlllttm Hnu<: h 1>:1.., tot I Jncl,, F. \ ,\lls t'tluHh st t1tll tl d iJo 'f' ln t c hun h SC'hOOI 11 Wl .t m mm n l n ~Z v. or..,h tp 10 10 ,1 m Wf'd n('S() n ~ \ t'lllllg pr .tw1 <;C't"\IC'('!.; 7 W'l p m BETH! EHF.M BAP1 1S I H t ·~ I tr I p.;to.;IO! 'II OI !<. hlp .,PI". I(~ ' q 'Il l U Ill SUndav ~ hOOI 10 Jl a m U1bli St w.h .wd prUV\'1 !II:'" I<'(' I'hur,;c.J,I\ 7 l l p m Ci\ltl FTON ( li UR C'H 1\tiiJ.!"hur' Iroad 8101he1 M,JrUIII Wllh.un" [>< I ~ I P I S u nd,11 'it huol 4 10 .1 m Hal ph I ,u t 'iltiX'Illlll'ndt nl t'VPntn~ wor"hip 7 ll p m Pf <t\ 1'1 mtY'Iinj;! Wf'll:nr>Stl.l\ i ll p m I ON(, Pil'T'TOI\1 CII I!J q"J)Ar-.; ~~ n Kr'lft 1 p.:_r, IO! \\al l t( c D,mli'Y.t- X'I SmMiot \ Sl hot)l Sup! W01sh1 p sr n kt' at 'I ,, m BliJh' Schoo l ShUIC'I m.. m II\ SF.! 1 HUN 1101 11'\ FM < ll l/Hlll RP\ 'l ht n.,)n Duth.t m J>i:ISIOT Sund.t Y Si:hool .1! 1l ll .r m M o rnln.cv.~ ll ~hlp oi l 10 :tt l .tm lhu1'sda \ s.: f\k '('S ,tt 7 l l p m I' RI II.X lM C< ISI.. FI MISSION ,11 l"ll tlrl Kno b lot:·.ltf'd o n ((t Uill\ H1,;1d 11 Ht '\ J.. t'.l l f' nc't I ,)U('!{( !'II .ttn p [ .1. 1 ~ 101 Ul'\ Ht~l l W1l llord ,,..,s iSIIl/11 1><t ~ t o1 Pt t ,t('t1inJ.! S4' " '' ('(' ~ SuntJ, I\ j J1 p m r•tl\1 1 ffi(1t • tln~ Wl'(l n~. n j l:l p m Lal'\ C.nflltll \Park 1 \ ou th~ro ups Sund.4 ' t '~l · mnJ,! li Jlpm \l illl Rtli:l'l .tnd \ IOI• •• Will ford .1<: lt•a rn •l " Communrun "' '" It• f11~ 1 SurJcl.l~ "'" h month \\'IIITF s ( II A PI I Ct JJI\ IIIP Hll lh \ HO\ 0"1'14 1 pa SIOI l.;undu\ <;< honl G ltd 111 Y. Or'!.hlp 1;4' 1' K't' II! W) .1 rn Blhh \lu<h <~ !lfi pr t}l'l "' "' k f' Wnlrl' ""..l.n 7 'Wl p m Hl!11 ANO Cl lt H( II 0 1· CH Hl ~ l [) m Mtmlux pas1111 IIIII Nlf'hol..;un S utl(\t \ <;,t houl o;: upl ~u nd.t v so. hr:ul 11 I I 1m rrKJI n u~ >A Ot!>hip und f'O mmun lon 111 ll .t m Ht ..n ...AN O BI B I ~ MF~niOU I S'I - 1\ m~ I illis ~ si QI Sonm lhulo.on ~ upl Surlt! 1\ o,r: hf.l:! l ~ 11 .1 m Morn lf\R \H JI-..hlp 10 •l .r m Sunda\ r"VI'n lnj! '\/" rv la• 7 Ul \o\Ntnt~ d Y ("'\ C ' n in~...:rv kr i lllpm WMPO P I'OI!l•r m If m a m c t~ t' h Su nd,l\ murnl n ~ IHJI1 AND ( II UHCI I OF !Ill Nl\7.A IWNF llf•\ 110\d IJ C. rtmrn. lr pn o.; llll Su nduv Sf' hoo l ll •1 ,1m , wrn ~hlp o..«'l'\'i<'C Ill Ill i.t m \ 0\J!l ~ prop!<' .., Sf'IVK'C' .,. p m 1 ' rn~f'h .., 111 st'l"\ lt'f' h :ll p m Wt'(ln <~ I•J\ 'il'rv lf't· i p m MASi lf'; OI UIHHOF ( liHI S'I MIIIC' t St M.tSOfl w Vu ~ ugf'!l(' 1 r Ol'\f!f'f m mt<:H•I Sund.r\ 13Tbll' SIU(:I\ 10 tt m W01<sh ip l l ,I m .md 7 p m Wf'dfloi"Sda\ Jlihlt• Sti.Kh vnf•,rl mu ~ \( 7 p m MASON A.o;:.SE:MRI \ OF' ( .OD Dudd l n ~ l.otnt M.t:-.< m \\ V.t Rl'\ Honn lr H R<N' Pa ~ tor Su nda \ St: hool H "~ 11m Morning W01 s hip I I i.l m ~ V(' n\n~ St•rvh 7 II p m Wl'l!Of<S(I:.J} \\ om('Q s Mln lstn4 "' q ,, m lmt'f•llng and pr.r vf'tl Pr,tvPT and n lb l£ Stud\ 7 p m IIAHTFQHJ) CII UR( H OF' CIIH I ~'I' IN C U.RI ~i'l .'\N L'N ION Th • !1Pv Wi ll iam (a mpbr>ll, p1.1s1or Sunda \ S.,ho)l 1• Y1 1 m 1.m11."' Huj:.:hPs supl PVf'nlnJ! "'"fVi f'i' 7 Wl p m Wi>dnt'Sda' ('\ r•nlfl,! p1 ,1\Pr Jll(.. •tl n..: 7 l ! p Ill You th praw 1 ""rv iN' t'.tl'h T'w"'ll,l\ J-1\IHVIF_\\ 1:\!81 F Q IUHCB l.l'lilr1 \\ Ht I Mal'k Irwin pa ~ tor Worship !>('lvk'•... q 10 am ~ ~ ~a y S( hoo! 11 u m I'Wnlng worship 7 ll p m 'T\Jt "'llil\ t'OII· II.'I pra ~ • r rT)('('ti~ ~tnd BlbW" s tud~ 'I II a m Wor~ h l p Sl'f'VIN.> Wf'ldni'Sda\ 7 IIJ> m OU R 'A VlOlJR I t..rrnERAN ll lURCH Wa lnut a nd llt'nry Sh . fill\l'n .swood W V,.J Thl' Ftl'v ( .mrRf' f' Wf'lrl<'k pa .slnr SundU\ !1r hllol 4 lJ am Sunda\ worhslp 11 .1m \ AI.VARY B! BJ. E CHURCII nw located on l:>om<'rm Pike Counrv Roo d 2'i I'K'I.Ir Flatwoods Rf'V Bla<·KWood pa -:tor S<' rv~ on Sundu v at 10: lllu m and 7 l'l ~ m \\llh SUndB\' !iChool 9 :J) u m h lbk' <:tudy, Wl'dric'sday 1 :rJ p m ~" Affil FELI.OWSHlP r RUSI\DE F'OR CHRIST - St Rt l18 Antlqult)' Pas to r Rt"V Fra nk lin Dk'krn.~ Sundav momln", 10 am Sunday("\\('ftl ~ . 7 .llp m Thursda y N~lng. 7 :Jl pm S11VER.'N IU.E COMMUNITY BAP'J'tST CHURCH PoSior ROOor! llyors Sunday SChool JO a m Worship St:orvi('(' 11 H m Sunday evt'fli nK ~rvlcc, 7 :Wl p m • Wt'dnes da y PVmllllil !Cf'Vk.oe, 7 :0 p m V,1 INDEPENDENT HOI tNe:g; CHURCH, lnc - Paul Sl , Mlddl•pon Rev 0 '0.11 Mankoy . pastor Sundav School q ll H m Moml~ wonhlp 10: :1) a m , ('V('ni n~ wors hip, 7 :1) p m Tuesday 12 311p m Women's pray('(' meA~. Prayer and pralv> SNVice, w . - av. 7:1Jpm Rl!n.AND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Etdor lo,..,. Mllil'r Bible " udy W - y. 7 :IJ p m Sunday School. 10 o m Sunday n~W~! · 1· :II p m POMEl!OY WESI.EY AN HOLIN ESS - Harrloonvlllo Road Earl Fields pasiOI' Henry Eblin, Jr., s.JmaySChooiSupl Sunday &Mol !t. :0 am; MOmln, Wqnhlp 11 a .m : Sunday <'VOIIJ~~~t """"""· 7·:1:1 p.m.. Prayer Meollnl<. W - y . 7 :llpm S' RA( l i!'.F F IRS'! Ull 'H( II tWC:On Rt'\ Gi'CII)::l OtiPt p<l ~tor \\'o1"lup -... 1' K'l' Su nd<l\ q -'~l ,., m Sm•hn "'hL-. 11 11 r 111 \lUn;hip SI.~ T'\ I t't' 7 Wlpm l hu1 sd .r\ p r u' ' ' mf<{'lilll! " l l p m M'l HF HM Of\ t Ni l I DI1HF'111UI N I ~ CHRIS'! r Hll R\ 11 H1 ·~ Roh..'! t S.trltlt"' l" pil-"lnr Don W d l [,1\ It .tdt 1 l .r~ ,111'{1 In rrx 1 ~ Commuml' nH I H K! Su nd .i\ ';f'hfl(ll G II a m M0 1nln.C 1\tll"'tl lp 'i-1' 1'\ l('f' 10 l 1 ,1m 1\ 1 nln).! 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II 11111 1' " t r \tt ! 7 Ul [I Ill " t~ !rtt •.., t l,r l ) ' t t \• 1 :\l n IIII I, t !!d l\lll1 <..,111d 1 - I I~ J HI Sertnonette An old wedding superstition says that a IJrlde's glrl fr lends would a ll make a square and a few days before her wedding they would have a quilting bee and put It all together and m akP her a quilt As long as she and her husband slept under that quilt their good wl s h~s would hold the marriage together Each life Is different In many ways Our toought scome and gom so many areas that U we could color each one of th('m, put them out on the bed or the floor It would look like a pa tchwork quilt ,Just consider the people we meet every day I s It not a wide variety of types and kinds? Go sit In a barber shop Here you wUI S<' l' thP patchwork of humanity . AU sizes, shapes and temperament s come In to the shop or go by the front wlrldow . This Is life as It rea Uy Is a patchwork quUt Aren't we glad God did not make us all alike? How duU the world would be If each and everyone or us were Identical We need rainy days In our lives so we can appreciate the sunny days. We need to meet people who are diDerent. Some who rub us the wrong way help us better to see just who we are and what w e arc as persons and Individuals • God touches our lives In many ways to show us He cares but does not want to oper ate u s like marionettes or puppets. We all have a mind, a wUl and a personality that sets us apart from other humans 1n God's kingdom. We are Indeed a patchwork quUt of humanity This Is good. Tdo not believe we would want It any other way God loves us each and every one. He loves us as humans and as Individuals. Let us not despair God Is ever near In our lives. He Is ever present to guide and lead us In the right path. A path t hat Is also a patchwork of roads and paths that lead us to that heavenly home in eternity. Look around to see just which patch you are In God's patchwork ol earthly lite. Then be proud you are a part of the whole ... the whole patchwork of God's kingdom. - Rev WIUiam Mlddleswarth, Lutherans of Meigs County. �- ..... .,. ' , Pag 1 8-lhe Daily Sentinel Ohio Property Transfers Gould Rllfe, J:lelores Rllfe to Sidney L Branch, Madalen v. Branch, Parcels, Orange. Shirley M. Long to Forrest R Tealord, Launa J . Tealord, Right of Way, Lebanon James J . Proffitt to Frank H Krautter, Judy A. Krautter, 3 . acres, Sherltt' s Deed, Chester Dorsel Larkins, Francis Andrew, Tom Hayman to Harold Brewer, Ruby Brewer, Pt. Let 22, Long Bottom Community Association by "Tustees Herbert E Rice, Cheryl B Rice. Sandra H. Rice to Harold Brewer, Ruby Brewer, Pt Lot 8, Long Bottom Sharlee Nobel to Theodore P Hayes, 2 1 acres, Scipio Diana L. White to Sherman D White, .214 acre, Salisbury Tony A. Ferlet, Margery A Ferlet to Paul S. Robinson, Allee F' Robinson , 25 acres, Rutland . Maurtce E. Durst, Marcella G Durst to Noel A Herrmann, Dora Edltlt Herrmann, Lets 13 a nd 13, Middleport. Rogj!r L Beegle, Marvlene E Beegle to Columbia Gas Transmls slon Corp , 701 acre, Lebanon Lester L Shoemaker, Vtola Sboemaker to Ohio Power Co , Right of Way, Rutland Freeman Williams, Mtldred L Williams to Ohio Power Company, Right of Way, Lebanon William E Pickens, Claudette .J Pickens to Ohio Power Co , Right of Way, Lebanon Charles F Pyle!;, Marlha PyiPs by P 0 Atty to Rlchatd R Hensley, 12 acres, Olive Charles E Scyoc to Carol Scyoc, 'A acre, Olive Bubby B He rdman , lcyle P Herdman to Evere!l Leland • semces Dogs missing, keys found Schuler, Teresa Colleen Schuler, 1 acre, Rutland. Herman E . Warner, by mark, Amber Warner to Lois M. Thorn!>' son, Trustee, Parcels, Salisbury. Leading Creek Watershed Assoc. Inc. tn Ohio Power Co., Easement, Rutland Steve Lush, Rt. 2, Racine, lnfonned the MefgsCountySiterUrs Department Wednesday that two Norweglan Elkhounds, one female sliver and grey and on male, brown and grey, were believed stolen from hJs tropt yard at tbe residence In Letart TCNIJ!Shlp. Anyone wtth Information Is aslc£d to contact Lush at 247·2600. The department has also found a set of keys containing 11quse keys, car keys and keys to a sa1ety deposit box By proper ldentlflcatl<in tile owner may clalrn the keys by contacting the sheriff's ottlce. J:lenver Curtis, Neva · Curtis to Chalmer Dalley, Mary L. Dalley, 19 acre, part of Lot 75, Lebanon Dexter Cooper to Nellte Caper, Gary Cooper, Cert. of Trans , Letart Arthur Eblin, Adria Eblin tel Dallas D Sayre, Parcels, Salisbury. BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILL£, OKlO Authorized John Deer• flew Holllnd, Blish Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer · ~· ,. ' . •4· ·~ ·· ~H ..... , 1 I r"O•• ~ · " '• n "' • • , , ~ ~. A h 6 ""' " ' fi n • 1 II I ~ oo I N ,, IJ JI.I ,b l"" ' " " ' ' , ~ •• I f lo' ''" \olo 1Woo~$41o po•l• '' ' ' "~' 8 ' ·.A " "m " ·ton - 9 14 11 ""~"11 I I I II. l.o oo 1 1ft ll•~l I >lol• W, w, ,,.,.,a " ll .... l p ........,. I"""' ''' •' ~''"" " ; j 4 W -o~ 522 mo Williams Trenching Trencher & Backhoe Service Water, Gas, Sewer & Electrrc Cable Lines Custom Welding-Certified Small Plumbing Jobs (Bonded & Loctnsod) II " ' " ' I >I 11 .. I 4J ... ' •• ' ..... 4 4 A I•• I >o H , jl, I lin"'"""" ' I ~~I ·~ ~ """"'" '"' • en "•I'"" . . ....... ' 1h od H ...... ... ~·~ ''""' ~· " · ~ ~ ~~ U•• 'fiSi•o•'•• ~ ' "'" lo So lo •~ I ,., ' • "II ftolo lo J, loll bOno o ~~A IIGI'O . . . . . . .,. 0 0<W!IO J ~ • u•• •bloo I AulnR o ~u ·~ c .... , .. ~'""'""'" ' - ' ~·I·"' loo l\o o ~"••II•••• ~/W~ololtull,. 6 II'""'~~ fl o ""' II (ho ~~~ ... ~~. • • 1 ~~ I '~~'"'" 1 h ·~I •I·•·• .. c ....n,. ... ..._. ao~~ I 101 I, l/1< 4&1 ~"'I•" Jill IM lol.,. Il l lwllolc, u. '",•_.. . . ., ......._ .. Up r ~ra-•o Of>o....,_, _ s~ looli/J(/-/a Alf in 1!Je WADA1JJ Plaintiffs lllltllllll'lft'/JIHIIHIIH/JJII/IIIII#IN/H/11/IIIIIfllf/11 ·v• ,-------------- ------ --~ John Dorst Addrea Un· known, The Unknown Heirs. DeviaeM and Newt of Kin of Public Notice NOTICE OF PROPOSED USE HEARING 11H' rns •dPnt ~ o f M ctq s Cu urlly LJr f' HlV tlf'J( l tn pr ov td r UVI• It"n ;1n(! o • tl comr nent5 r nr~~ 1>1 r1 11q 1h t~ posstble uses ol qrnPr 11 11f'Vf'r11 1f' Sh r~nn q lunds ,11 1h0 pt opusnd U!>e hpar1nq 10 1>1 111 ld o n Junn / 1 1083 1t l'lf' M1 • Q<i Cnt <llly CommiSSIOn ' .:; r•H 1 1 l twn ') PM 10 3 PM tw 111 tl111' h 111fls .:unn unl In ~ I {)tl OH 1 un 1hi S itqurp Ill t iWll l) llll td<; ll >.pi}( ted 10 b t' r• •t t'IVf rl th r" vf>.u plus ur1 1p prvru a11 rd lund, lr ont prevtou s e t11t111 ~ 1 f) CI I O d~ Sf'rttOt Cttu•ns und olhor 1!1l tltf'rf!st QIOU P S H(! encour ::~ qed 1Cl attend Speo; COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MARY HOBS TETIER CLERK M ~IG S !61 10 I •c COMPlETE RADIATOR SERVICE From he Smallest Heeter ' Core to the l.lrcest llld11· tor llldtAtor Specimt NATHAN BIGGS John Dom. - l t d: Soploioo 35 Yrs. hptnence U•<<> l!tW""'' , ,..._,..,_,,.., (Avo ... o t _ .,, - hno l IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Harry 0 HoltBr MlnenvtHe Otolo ond George C Holter MlnenviMe OhKI PH. 992-2280 >lOCI ,~ fl o 00 tiOO Dortt Addrea Unknown. The SMITH NELSON Unknown Heirt, 0...._ •nd Neoct of Kin of Sophia Dorot, - e d: Wllhm F Dorot, MOTORS, Inc. AddJftO Unlmown, The Un· known Helra. Devlaeea and NeJrt of Kin of William F Dorst, dec:eued, Evenrtt J Dorot, Pomeroy, Oh. Jlh 992·2174 )Announ ce ment 1For Rent II I IY, 10 1 II '5 ll IJ ll 6 IS l9 JO Jl J) 33 J4 Jj Mail This Coupon with Remittance The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh, 45769 ' are sold no In they are 1n wrth or Implied warran •Vinyl liner •Frberglass •Stamless Steel AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE •Lowest Rates •Friendly Servie PHONE: 1·304·773-5634 SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY Mason, W. Va , 742-2328 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE -Addono and ...,...lng -Roofing and gvllor wort. ---eo........ ..,"" --l'lumblng and tloct.tcalwort. ( FtM Estimate&) V. C. YOUNG II I 992-6215 or 99lt.7:n• Pomeroy, CONTRACTING •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK BONDED & WllAit GUARANTEED PHONE JIM CLIFFORD Roger Hysell GARAGE St. Rt. 124, Pomeroy, OH. AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR lr, accordance Wtth Sectton Code sealed btds wtll be recetved by the Rutland Town shtp Trus tees Rutland Oh10 45775 on or belore June 30 1983 The b•ds 0\111 be opeQed June 30 1983 at630 PM a1 toya, books.' bowling ball , at Unda Folter ' a Mon 8t floor polisher. Fri , 9· 5, Tues. Magnohe & Buck Rodge Rd ~~:..:.:--------:-­ 10 5 speed syncrom esh transmtSStOn dtrec t '" ltfth l 1 392 cu tn V 8 gas eng tne or larger 1 2 Step fuel tilnk. 11g ht and leh moun ted mtn tmum capAC · tty 50 gallons 13 9000 lbs mtntrnum fro m sorrng capactry · 14 23 000 lbs mtntm \,Jm rear spr1ng capacrtv 15 Auxt harv 4500 lbs multi · leal rea r spnngs 16 Combtna! ton front and roar dtrecttonal lights 1 7 Trail c hazard sw•t ch 18 Bac~ · lJP ltghts 19 Dual AIACtn c h orns 20 Heater and defroster 2 1 Two speed wtnd shretd w1per s and washers ~ 2 2 Power steenng 23 t OOO X 20 12 ply hont tt res h1g hway tr ead 8 or larg er rmgs 24 ! 000 X 20 12 ply rear tt res on and oil road tread 2 5 One addt ttonal 8 ~or larger) rtm and rmg 26 Cash spOke wheel s 27 Heavv duty clutch 15 28 Heavv duty brake booster wtth air tank and gauges · 29 Heavy duty bumper and from tow hooks 30 l H and A.H Re Trac 6 X 13 sta ~nless mtrrors 3 1 77 Am p Battery heavy duty 32 60 Amp or larger alternator 33 Cab grab handles LA 34 Bench seal 35 Heavy duty factory re1n~ forced frame 36 Color optiOnal 37 1 Yr Warranty or 12 000 Mtles on gas engtne FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER Carpeted, bathroom woth shower, gas or elect. refric., furnace, & lot Water heater, range, stnt, gas, elect.. 01 battery hchts, sleeps 6, excellent condotion $2,700.00 or Best Offer PH .992-3005 POMEROY LANDMARK &1 - SERVICE STATION 992·9932 '--~------....J Public Notice CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PH. (304) 882-2276 thereof R1r tland Townsh 1p Tru stees Edna M Swtck Clerk. Rutl and Oh•o 4 5 7 75 161 3 10 1 7 J tc FREEZER SALE CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ..... '235.95 8 Cu. Ft. .... 1285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... 1418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... '472.95 SPECIAL 15 Cu . Ft. .... 1325.95 PrJctS Good thru June 15 POMEROY LANDMARK - ~ 614·992·2181 RIJTLANIJ FURNITURE CO ·s CARPEr SHOP I II dl I ~I 11'1111111 ill '"111111'.1 "Ill !I IIIII CARPET $1295 STARTING AT INSTALLED WITH PAD Good Selection Of Goad Selection Of GOLD SEAL GR'ASS CARPET Caoh& Carry CONGOI.EUM RUBBER-BAO< TWEED $499 Cash & Carry 5-l&looo - ----- - ------ E-. GHEEN'S PAINTING INC lndustr~al, CommerCial , Residential , lnter~or and Exte11or TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE ------------ - Sandblastong TERM IN IX INTERNATIONAL 11,9am to4pm Exerase ~e. lots of nic:o household 1 items, ckrthes & mtsc Waterblasting Park1ng Lot Strtppmg Spray Pamtmg TeJtture Coatings Fulty Insured- Free Estumates At Our N.w Phone Number 992-3325 ------- ------ 4 419 / mood ANY 12 2011t H. L. Writesel ROOFING ~~ars] FREE - Dozera - Backhoes All types of roof WOI'k, new - Lo-Bov doors and windows. - Gas lines •Cham L.nk Fence •Carpeting - Trencher - Water - Sewer or repair, eutters and downspouts, gutter clean· roc and pamtirw. storm All Wort Guaranteed " Free Estimates" LARGE SI1 I IT'O .-:! GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE Al:l SALES FINAL! 200!& OFF Our Low Everyday Pnces Until Stock Is Sold. BAILEY'S SHOES 322 No. Second St Mtddleport, Ohio 45760 . AND HOME MAINTENANCE v 'Roofon& of alllyp" Aesldenttal & Commerc111 •Gutters & Downspouts •storm Wmdows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES mo pd Chester. Ollto Dewayne Wtlltams & Scottre Sm1th NEW LISTING - Uke new split..ntl'f family home woth 3 acres. Has 4 bedrooms and large rec room w~h f11eplaces 3 car garage w~h loft, garden and small stream All th~ on the COUntl'j NEW USTfNG - 5 mom luUy carpeled home w~h 41ols- Ntoo on·town location out of all flood~ Just $32,500 Assumable loan NEW LISTING - 6 room 1anch near Rutland 2 batt'$, all electr~. full basement aoo 2 acres 2 APARTMENTS - 6 rooms each 2 baths, 2 porches and level lot In Middklport All Makes and Models Antenna lnstallatton House Calls and Shop Servoce Avaolable li 100 • 400 LOT - Good older home w~h furnace, 2 batt'$, carpeton& noce panelong, garden and I& ga~ag~ In Ractne. HANDYMAN - Th~ mllj be your chance to buy and lon~h 3 bedrooms, ranch, ga1age and 2 acres. BAStiAN - 2~ acres on hard rood 7 rooms. 2 batlr; and 2 outbuldongs MIDDLEPORT - One lloor plan being remodeiOO Bath furnace and level IJt nea1 1hl! perk MIDDLEPORT- 8 rQOms, I ll bllhs, 3 bedrooms. gas hot water furnace, copper plumbone and carpetinc. ) 3.47 ACRES - N. Bradbury netr Rt. 7 Uttle 4 111011! home with bath and wax1tuner cfttmner Only $11.~ Housiny Headquartt•rs r Yard Sale 8 6. 9 Ne1f Ave ., Gelflpoha off of 4th Garage Sale Friday 6 Satur · day Wayne Russel resi · dance Bulavtllo Ad . 9 to 7 DRIVEWAY SLAG 4 f8m1ty Yard Sale June 10 S. 11 , 9 to?. on Grove Ad In Chesh1re, 1 m1le from htgh school follow !UQnS Swisher reaidence Somethtng for av o"'ono long Yord Sole Thursdoy hatred ' Restdential 8o Commercial Call 742-3195 I:Qc.b ~dec· Headquart iS for Saturdav Some children's clothes sterRO system. SX70 cament, and other rt81'1'\1 1804 Chestnut St Galhpohs It rtun cancelled Yard Sale 1 m1 W of G age, 12 P1t 8ull good watch dog, 304-675-3067 ------------- ------------Garage Sale Fn It Sat 3 Fam1ly , 537 H1lda Dr Galli polls John's Auto Sales We sell quality used cars. 1·614-446-4782, Galli~ Its, Ohro. "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" SWEEPER and ·; ewtng ma· chin1 repair , parts, 1nd auppllaa. Pick up and 1 delivery , Davis Vecuum 1 Cleener. o"• h1lf mile up Call 1 Georg•• freak Ad 446· 294 •W•Ih.,a •DI1hw••her. Rano•• •Refrlgeratou •Drv•ra •FrHzlrt PARTS end SERVICE • ~tic HOME REPAIR ' lonnla 338 Juno 10- 12 11 dark June 10 11 , 49A Crouser Ad Langavrlle Turn on Dexter Ad Watch for stgns Clothes books, stereo, re cord cabmet, K1mball organ baby ttems, other m11c otoms 614 742 2049 Rt 124, Syracu• Jeans chll drerf s doth1ng and m1sc Fn . June 10 & Sat . June 1 1 9 7 992-7672 3 Yard Sale•. June 10 & 11 9 4 at R1ggscrest above Eas· 1ern Toys clothes Jeans ole ------------M on ·s w o men s. Children s clothmg househ old goods mrsc rtems langsville, C R 10 1 0 dark June 12 13 14& 15 614 742 266B B1g Yard Sale Tools of all kmds hout<9hokt rtems. men·s farge dras! pants and othM nems not mentmned Jun e 9 10- 11 1 mrle out Rt 248 at the Ad~ms residence --------- -~-- Yard Sale June 10 co rner of Broadway & Matn Sts tn Aa cme Baby rtem s c lo1hing, TV s. radtos and glen· ware Yard Sale Thursday, Friday & Saturday June 9 10 11 from 10 am until 5 p m 3 miles from longovolloon So Ro 326, 4th hou~e on tho nght Yard Sale Thun S. Friday fr om 10 a m t1ll 3 p m at the Umf8d Pentecoataf Church , South 3rd Ave tn Cell 814-3&7-7101 Rick Pearson Auetioneer Service Eatete , Farm. An tique & liquidation tal•• Ucensed bond•d'" Ohio & a WYo . 304 -773 5785 or 304 -773-9185 . Auct ion every F~i night at the H•rlford Commun1ty Center Truckloads of new merchandlae avery weak . Consigmentl of new and u•ed merchandise always welcome. Rtchard Reynolds Au ct l on~ar . 276 -3089 . Complete Auctioneer Ser· v1ce Al•o do •pprataal• . lt censed & bonded to •all. Households, farm furnish mgt & Real est•te Over 25 yean e..:per~ence in buymg & selling new, used & antique turnttura 61 4 ·9 92 -6370 . 01by A Martm. AUCTION every Saturday nrght, 6 p m Mt Alto Auction Bern Cons1gn · menta taken every Saturday 1 00 t1ll sale t1me Emma Ball Auctm&ar, 30 4 · 428· 8177 BENEFIT ANTIQU E AUCTION 614 992 3120 . Boso's Great Bend 1 1h mrle below R1tchte Bndge on Naal. Huntington Gallenes. Hun· ttngton WV Exrt 8. 1-64 June 11 &12, 11 am PrevtewFn 9 to 5 Sat 9 to 11 a m Ed Green Auct100eer The collec· leon of Mrs Madge Jones Sat glass. chrna & small rtems . Sun fumrture 9 Wanted To Buy WANTED TO 8UY Old furni · ture and Ant1qun of all kinds , call Kenneth Swam, 446 -3159 or 266· ,967 in the avenrng•. Buy1ng Gold. Stiver Plati · num Gold and Sliver pncu ere the highest 1n two years check our prrcea on gold & 11lver, scrap Jewelry Buy1ng Old co1n1 •crap rmgs & Silverware Da1ly quotes avarlable Also coms It com auppltes for sale Spring Valley Tradrng Co Spnng Valley Plaza 446 8026 or ---------- ----- ------ -- ------------Yard Sale June 10 & 1, . One blue-grey kttten, 10 week• old, healthy , phone PosSibly 13 541 S 2nd Ave . Middleport Oh (Redov ran) 304-675 4631 ------------- - ------------ StraY 8 · 9 month old German Shephard, black face 9 tale. Sliver gray body. brown legs, good disposiiK>n, fnend!y around children & aduh•. 304-675 509B Whtte Rd Otshea books clothes 1oya & m•ac Free to good home, adora· ble. fuzzy. long ha1red klt tena. only 3 left Call 614· Yard Sale. Camden Rest dence Bullavtlle· Porter Ad June 9 18 2 cats 2 Fam1ly Yard Sa le . 1 m1 from HMC, June 10 & 11 8 till dark 5th hous* on 0 J Yard and Garage Sale Ou t Georges Creek Rd , mtle F~rst and Second house• on McCully Ad Wed on ly 9 to all 9 Month Old German She· pherd. axe health To good home to run loose 304· 1 Garage Safe on St At 554 . Wayne Stsaon reSidence . Friday June 10 675· 1679 1'wo year old female black. lr1 id, So-. 304-675 1679 Garage Sele Thur sday. 9 a m , 4th Ave . Bidwell Turn right on 564 at Rodney Ad Ext Glass vue applebuner kettle, stone Jar. •ewtng machine. floor lamp, mtsc 675· 1339 after 5 p m Puppres to gtva away. 8 or 8 weeks old Aultrathan Blue Holler 2263 Femola 614-949- Yard Sale. Friday & Sat . 10 tt17, 1 1A mi onRt 160,past Poner near N G H S See signa Ridmg lawn m owar. guns. gow. clothes. 7 h p . motor , mrtc lost and Found LOST ladles Timex wriat w•tch , wh1te lolt Saturday Gun Shoot , Rutlend Ameri can Leaton. 1 p .m . Sun , June 12. Absolutely factory choke guns only Lolt or Stolen 2 Norwegian Elk Hounds, one tilver. 1 brown Lost 1n L.etan Felli ....... . Found Femele coonhoun~ . n Yood Solo. Garfield. June 9 & 10, 9 ·5 l.oto ol good doth· lng. chold,.,.'o&oduha, .,..tlow uniform tops , nwneroua other h. . . Colt 614 -266 -1560. ~ SAio· Rein or oohlno. Juno 10 & I 1 Stereo equ•pmem. OlllrCVCie poirtl. antique HWing rnacNnea, milmc.hou· oohokl ,_,., Two lolod<s from bnomAw . 153BurgerAw. oru Reword 247· 2606. -----l--------- Not lull grown. Mole Hill Rd Mro Joe Proffitt RH fn Ao clne et 4 -949·236& ------------- 2nd. MelnSt ., Pt. PIHHn / Tuoodey evening Moy 3101. flnl Time Ysrd S.le. Thurs.. Frl , Juno 9 -10, 8-6 p m , Cllrk 11om Chtptl Rd , · ....,.. Honey' t Butcher Sloop Cloth•. oelting fon, , _ _ . . booko. 388- Claim et Reg11t1r office 8801 ------------- Found w1re wheel cover, ' ------------a- Sole, out 8oturdly nlghtt. fHNrtng FOU NO: 2 mo old dog VIlli end "flight' toclo bend, B· l 1. eround 2nd Avo • Olive St. George~ Crook Ad, 1 mllo1 83. 8.00 p .m. Phone 304- Colt w / dltcriptton to cllim. •· Ph. "2-$433 1 -.d on McCully Ad Wed CJ111v. 9 to 7 4411-40~ ; L _ _ _ _ _..,;.H;,;.I6·,;,22;;:"';.J ' I ~!:~03~-------- --'------------ ... .. .............. BASEMENT 1ale from June 6-11 , ot 99 Burdone Addl· t1on Pt P1e111nt All kmd 1 of thing• Yard sale June 7 . 8 . 9 At 1. Box 172 Camp Conley If BEDS IRON BRA SS, o ld furmture gold stlver dot .Iars wood tce bo11es stone "jars antiques , etc Com plate hou seholds Wnt e MD Mtll er Rt 4 Pomeroy , Oh . Or 992 , 7760 1- - - - - - - - - - Gotd silver, sterl ing je wolry rmgs. old coms & currency Ed Burkett Barber Shop Middleport 992 · 3476 . 1- - - - - - - - - Wanted to buy New used & ant1que furniture Wrll buy 1 p1ece or comp lete house holds Call 01by A Martm 614 992 6370 CLEAN scrap alumtnum 30 cent1lb al1o buvmg cans2 0 centa lb Ttl State Selvago 304 -523-5 872 Tobacco plants whole bed or part of bed Cell 614 379 2155 ~ I It I Need 6 Mrtou• about w o rk lng people to teach and sell Tr1 Cham crah products . Part ttme o r full ttme No experience necenarv Great advancement program Re g1onal maneger will be Inter · viewing a1 the Holly Hill Metal US , 36 rn Ja ckton . Juno 10 Coil 614-286 · 2136 June 10 after 12 Noon for appointmen t or writ a Trl Yard Sale 116 PIMunt St . Juno 10-11 , 9·5 lVs. gl-woro, smolt oppion..,., !own toot•. rniaceflaneout AmNTION LADIES Hou10 of LJoyd Tov I Gill Party Pro- offunng man~~gernent IIJPO'IUnitv in Ga!!le Co FREE :raininG. umple kn No In-'· IINll mont. Col! coiiiiCI Sherrie 304- 73e 8330 ------------- A lady to live 1n with women Frldoy Porch Sole Imovingj , Juno 9 & 10, 9 :00 to 4·00. Town of Leon W1tch for sign• Thuro , Fri .. Set .. 4 mlleo ou1 Sand HHI. Point Pt.osonl, " llolllng Ac- " Boby th - l~-~L.~Iar~:__~~:_ ---- Got~e County Boord of MR · 00 P 0 Box 1 4, Ch•h1re, Ohio 46620 AppNcams pleale 1t1clude wort.: h1story. (furrent resume and three re· fanona. PIANO TUNING 16 off plu1 dtacounts to sen1or cttl:rens· churches· schools Ctll Bill Ward Werd s Keyboerd. 446 ·4372 P1ano & Organ Le l'•ons M ary lucas 446 · 9787 For~ marly w1th Ward• Keyboard. Excellent 1ncome tor part t1me home assembly wor~ . For mformauon ca ll 504 - 6418003EK! 7124 Open Sun PIANO TUNING LANE DANIELS Reliable serv1ce smce 1966 Assoctate of Brun1cardt Mu11c Co Phone 614 742-2951 Someone to live with otdory couple Room board & wages Ones who called be-fore pleas e call aga•n 614 949 2405 Of 614-992-2241 Bus Mechen1c - The M e1gs local School Otstnct IS cur rendy !188king applications for a bus mechanic Apphcents should have at taut (31 years mechanrcal experience pre-ferably expenenc:e on buMs and trucks Apphcants m ay pckup apphcanon forms at the Supenntendent' s Office tn the M11gs Junior Htgh School Resumes. credentl81s certtfi cates and raterencas will be r&q,.urad ___ ____ .J.. ___ _ Camero Cou1ures ltngene Party Plen of Dallas TeJCas now htrmg Complete hne of Aloe Vera cosmetrcs and produc ts Free t ra10m g and kll ava1fable Car and pho ne necessary 304· 773· 5966 9 to 6 We have a permanent part · t1me pos111on available m the Pomeroy area We nAed so· meone who 1s accurate and off1C1ent rn t he w ork hab1ts and enJoys w orkmg with th e pubhc Th1s candidate need s to have flex ible hours ned good communtcat ton ak1lls Send resume to Nanna DaviS Box 660 Ath ens Oh 4 5701 We are an Equal Op portun11y Employer 12 ~ Chain saw and man •or htre Wtll r&mo\IO tree a logs et c Reuonable Darrell 30 4 662 2429 . 13 Cell for more inform•tton 304-B82 -2082 . ------------- Have 1 Ft:~ndlv Home P1rty, eern 2& flottrcent plua fru gift• contact K1thervn Mn· dowo, 31.4-875-7831 , 6751&09. -------------- Dantal Chairtlde A••istant w1nt1d for Gallipolis oHtee . PNtaM Mnc:l rHume to Box c•,. 1 , In of O.lllpotll Deity Tribune, B25 Third Ave , Golllpotla, Oh 46831 . ___ .1... _________ - •' - 31 Homes for Sale 4 bdr 2 full baths fmlshed basement 2 car garage Appomtment only 203 Kr rwon Or Gelhpohs 446· , 223 . JB A 2 fu ll bath central a1r frraplace large lot cion t o town Call 446 2699 aft er 6 3 bdr l1v1ngroom ftra p}Ace base m e nt F fur nance stove re fngerator m Vrn oon . Call 61 4 -388 -8767 . l ovel\f 6 rooms Double garage beeut1fully Iandi caped area lot Atop Roso Htll Pom 40 s 614 986 4 257 . New 2 bedroom home With s pa ~: 1 o u s eat in k11chen large hv1ng room and 1 bath fully carpeted throu gh out houae Heavy msulatlo n end total eloc trrc large oak 12 x2 4 dock o n back of hou•• Rutland Oh1o 614 742 30 67 Hou se, 4 rooms & bath. 2 lots l o ng St Rutland Phone 614 ·7 42 3166. rHRE E bedroom , bath and 8 half lot:ated tn Pt Pleasa nt Call att er 6 3'J 30 4 · 676 BY owner 3 bedroom, - 2 story brtck 121 1 Mam 5(. Pn ce Reduced 304 · 671& Insurance Are you paymg to much for you r ho11p1tal· heallh rn su · ran ee Cell Carroll Snowdon , 446 4290 THR EE bedrooms bu1lt In kit chen 2 baths TV room ex tra bedroom or fam1tv ro om tn basement can1rel arr well m su lated Auuma. ble 8 'll percent mo rtgagft 192 N Park Dr 304 676 6010 . Greenbrrer Es tate• S11ndhllt Ad mtd en try 3 bedroo m , 21 h bath Iorge ra e room w ftroplace 2 car ga r age.~ 3 5 acres low 80' • 304· 676 6163 For So le Hou&e and 8 acros SANOY AND B EAV ER In- Sa':."~c~~ Co il 256 6663 1urance Co has offered 1ervlces tor ftre tn suran ce coverage In Galha County for elmo1t n century Fa rm . home and penonal pro perty covaragos are avail able to meet tndtvlduAI needs Con tact Ray Wedem eyer agent ------Roctucoct Owner tran A ton ed J bodr oomhou so garage lrtthr\f room, elect n c httnl lnrgu l ot SJ2 500 6 14 742 2047 Phone 388 824 9 1 8 Wanted to Do Generel Ha ut1ng and Tra sh ram oval Serv•ce Relr abht and dependable Call 446 3159 betwean 9 ond 6 . E~~: periem:e house paintmg and fawn mower reparr Very reas onable ra t e& Call 446 . 6688 . PlnaRolal 3 Bdr 2 storyw 1th pool 111 town Sho wn by 111ppo1nt rmtnt only Ca ll 446 · 4341 after 6 Wed s & Sun s no ca lls · 32 Mobole Homes for Sole TRI STATE MOBIL E HO M ES USED CARS, TRU CKS GALLIPOLIS CHEC K OUR PRICES CALL 446 ·7672 . C LEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S OUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WES T GALLIPOLIS , RT 36 . PHONE 446 7274. Bu Siness Opportumty VII roln concolod 9 30 Ill 1. 503 Hollowey St • Handar· 1on. baby bed and dre11er, men'•· women ' a. children's • baby clotMI. curtains & much more. 9 -1 Thurs. l bookkeeping Awilabi11ty lm· mach.cety. Phone or write 21 ===lmplu p tHitll Cham P 0 Box 2255. Co· lumbus Oh 43216 . Yard Sale. rain or •hlne, June 10 & 11 , 1'h mtle out Jer1cho Ad • Pt Pleaa~nt ~~-high R~m ~•- -:~~=;============= ificalions degree. 1orma1 ....-;a1 tmnong 2 3 Professional to.voncS high ochool helprut. Services booic knowledge of typing end 667 3402 Yard Sale at Maplew ood 1 1 Help Wanled lake, Thur sday & Fnday 1n - - - - -- -- - SyracuiO BabySitter for 2 1mall ch1l dren tn my home ten hours a Carport Sale June 8 9 10 week Pho ne 446 2297 11 9 a m to 6 p m Cloth· mg some new potary, -~----------chtna. glenware some old Have a Fnendty Home Party ., Avon & m1sc Items Joe June end eem e.-tra frlll8 gift• Connolly residence old Rt 7 Call your dealer now for mOf'e by Clines Fru it Farm Look 111form1t100 992·3661 and for •igna I ask for Maggte 26 per on all ------ ------pertiM., June and Juty 8t Vicinity 6664 tn Ohro . 446 0069 • · · 'Pt .Pieai'B'nt" ... 592 3051 . or 1-800·341 - 2361 linens sheet.s towels. hand crocheted rtema, clath811, de- Truck body Without motor or presSion glass dtshee books transmiSSion In good cond ptcture frames. curt.lltns. lAmp Between 1 967 1 979 Chevy shades basluJta, mou oak tR Call 388·8193 SIQOII polio, Oh 46631 Openrng for an elderly man or woman tn my home Reasonab le rates good ex penan ce 614 667 6329 o r ------- ------ 1Tobacco ------------· plants w11nted ble. wetnut ch1na cabmet & much more Just off Rt 7 at Baum Add1t10n Chaster Tum hrl1 at skahng nnk Foflow l'ate laader Mortgage, 77 E. ~tate. Athen•. Ohto 1· 814- We pay cash for late model clean used ca r s frenchtown Car Co 8111 Gone Johnson Yard Sale 641 Htgh Street $$Cash patd fo r re co r ds 4 6 m Mtddleport June 9 10- & 33 prferably 50 s & 60 I 11 sterting 9 30 a m Call6t4 992 7160 vajo rugs, 1ewe1~ •ron skillets HOME LOANS 10'0o% foxed E-elnced on!y, oond roaurno to P.O. Box 370, Gatii· 446 a026 Geroge Sal& Ratn or shrne June10· 11 . 10to6pm Na 304-675 ·2396 .nd roloigerotlon men wonted. 6640 Modd!oport 992 3B24 Yard Sale 2 tam1ly Fnday & Saturday 277 Mam St m Middfepon Ram cancels 22 Money to loan Situatoons Wanted 8 00 7 61 0 ftJst Ave . Galli pohs K~ng Sl:rB bed, tum1 ture, antrques. clothmg 6 Roofing · Sid in& -··~.nopoir, mufllert, brliow & bel· Trouahs, · - -:J04.1178-4411 1011\olo 3ft! &I ' Pt. Down Spouts ...... • Windows • Doors For "All" Your Home couNTRY LANEs. A• ez & Trebblo Rd , leon, WV. Repairs ... Bluet~,.• Bend with ctog "frH btimates". . I Frtdey ging & oqUIIre dllnclng Mch· night llock bando on Carpon Sale June 8 9 · 10 11 9 am to 6 p m Clothing, aome new, pot · tery ch1n1 . gt,a11were some old , Avon It m11c Uems Joe I ~onnolly res1dence old Rt 7 by Clines FrUit Farm Look for 11gna. _ _::..__ _ _ _ _ __ Backyard aole·175 N 3rd Ave Mtddleport Thursday. Friday . Saturday Chtldren• clothe•. toy s furn11ure house bnck..a, e1c Ph one Krodel Pork Club HouM, Pt Pleeunt WV Bag of Cigarette '))Bckages. Gun Shoot Rutland Amtrl · can Legion 1 p .m . Sun , May 22 . Abaolutely factory ehokt gunLonty . OPENING June 1311o. H..,._ ,P_ m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1~ night. Rusttc Htlls Thunday Ram PI 811 446 0373 cancels M1chaels Residenca ~~~~ ~ ________ _ Female do!!. 2 yee111 old. Blue Tock & Metermrlll mixed 304- 3 Announcement• Mens, womens. boys St g1rls clothes toys, games. books fum•tur• & etc 9 • m to 4 Auct1on every Tuesday Au C:t Help Wanted :....,.dol ., condlloonlng ------------Yard Sale Frtday. June 10 colors, 304 675 5726 ARROW FLASHING SIGNS 3 f\lpes, 2 colors 3 fam1ly yard ule Thurs &. Fri .. June 9 It 10 Cardone Ra11dence, 6th St , Racine 11 Public Sale & Auction 304-675 -3680 O'DELL !RUE VALUE LUMBER 992 ·7574 2400 Eastern Aw PH 446-7826 ~241 "" IL_ _..:.:;:..;:::::,::,:::.;:.::..:_::;:__JI Four Ktttent. S 12 I mo 2 mo- Yard Sale Sat Only Books, tools, btk e. clothes. m1sc . 498 Maple Dr . Sprmg Val- $275 PER TON • Helpf ul ad\ltCe MIN 6 TON PHONE 304· 273·5555 304 -273-6303 Fridoy. torcyc les, turmture doth· mg m1sc Thurs thru Sun 10 am · dark AT NEW HAYEN, W. VA Call ·. George Gum Call MEDIUM t~:re female rabbit dog. found, brown head, black &. wh1te body, loves kitS, 304· 676 - 6704 • Attachments All Makes Cahco Kenmore electnc range wnh rotissene Kenmore washer .~tractors: ~~~~oenance U-PICK-UP 985·3561 48 Tues S. Wad lots of new merchandise cheep. week old puppies. 2 male, 2 female , real cute. Call 614 266 · 1946 ------------2 s1x-weekoldk•ttena Both male. long haired Call614 ~ 266-1945 - - - - - - -- - - - - 6 k1ttens Call 446· 0945. IIX lev stallation. / KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Bi•g Yard Buck Ridge Apt Si• killona, pHone 304 6754649 or 675 3861 3·7 tic Sl3,000.00 - ~II buy thiS 6 room home. Bath, furnace, near strres 1n Pomeroy ,.;1 1 For all your wiring needs; furnaces re· • pair service and in· 1041 ',; S 2nd . Middleport Gorf1ald Ava .. Galllpohs . 446 6632 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE AND Beby c lothea . m111a• clothes. lot• of m1•c itams. Small black knten with short Rt 325 on Rt 141 S&W TV 3 family June 6 -7 -8 9 to 4 . 12 . .ENGRAVING ' 'cho Rd. MIXED brood adult dogs , 6 320 Jerl month• old pupp1e1 and "' -30"" •75-13111!11 _•_••_-676-2264 ''_ " "_"_o_g_o_o_d _ho_m _•_C _a_n .I .-.. :.:::1 ,c ' _304 TOM HOSKINS Ph , 742-2834 S,20 l PLAQUES· 3,4 ,&,7,8 . Brg Garage Sale fr1 1Oth Sat 11th Char~s Kmg Several Famtly Yard Sale Wolf Pen Rd Ram or shtne. Thurs & Frt 9 til 6 , 61 , 9 t o 6 4 Manufaeturen Yard Moving S•le. At 7 . Tuppers Plaina acro11 from Hawks Penn t.o ll Juna Free Cats, 1 w1th s1amese merkmgs long hatred 1 short hatred 256 · 1579 Red 2 yr old Doberman Re· g1stered to good home Call Trophy & Fri , 8 00 - Yard Sale 340 Thord Ava , Gallipolis Juna 9 · 10 ~ 11 · •::tP 20 Years hpemnce or 949-2160 \.. ~ '.: Ph. 985 -4269 Phone Rd Thura 4 :00 . tonghaor Call 992 3717 THE' TROPHY , ~ KING OHIO VALLEY ROOFING SERVICE EAFORD 3 Fam1fy Yard S1le Clothing , furniture , toys m11c Ap· prox 4 mtle•. out Bulavdle 614-256 ·64B6 APPLIANCE VIRGIL B ~R 2htf ?nd~t 9th & 10th. 9 tol5 --- - -------....-- 5-25-1 "" Pd Real Estate General has Male Tiger stnpe k1tten w1th Pomeroy, OH Grou & Patty Gobbs Owners PH. 992- 2178 ' " " ' or SMALL JOBS who haor Cat! B43 -5276 CATALOG MERCHANT PH. 992-2478 Call: 949-2263 .. , 949-3091.r l 0 tiC •Paontong 'Sears' - Septic Systems PERSON Garage Sale 38 V•nton Ave .. Galhpoh1 Thura S. Fri June Male Gutma Prg with larg• wtre cage 614 · 388· 8133 ESTIMATES - Dump Trucks Kanauga June 8 thru 1 1 1 6 , 9AM til 6PM Bedroom ault91. Ch1na cabmett. din · tng room •urte. •ewmg I .m achme. , anything to g1ve away and doea not offer or attempt to offer any o1her thmg for sale may place en ad 1n th11 column There wrll be no charge to the advertiSer. 985·4193 or 992-3067 PULLINS EXCAVATING Giveaway Moving Salo 413 4th Ava , ---------- CALL 614-949-2686 5 JJ l mn thru June 16, 9AM lii6PM Toys & clothe•. Je•n• . Yard Sara. com... 3od & Olove 51 , Ge!hpolis, Saturdey,Juno Pamtmg CALL: Route I Lone Bottom, OH. 45743 1· (614) -992-3325 54 Misc. Merchandise ---- --------...st 6 9 I ma ntended purpose and rese rve 1t1e rt ght to JCCP.Pt or rfw~ct any or il ll hHi S and /o r a ny part 1.:.::..:.:.:.:::.:.:_::._:.:_____ " FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS " Roofirw & Siding Co. S 16 l mo Public Notice SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS. ADAY - - - -- - - -- - - - Garage Sale.. 2 ~ from Yard Sale, June 10, Georges H.M c., Rt 1'60 June 9 . Creek Rd Clean clothing. Lawn mower. Clrt. rhubarb , books. playpen. m1sc , good fumeture. m iK pr.ces - - - - - - -- - - - - Yard Sale June 8 It 9 . 18 3 Famlty large yard sale 2 VW O.lmont Dr. Galllpoll• Clo· engtnes VW parts, tooll. thing, ahoea, atero, end carbe • tiras. rims. d•hBI. tablea. 8 4PM cloth•. turlll•••, -~- 1· I :::.::::::-.:....:....:..:.:::.:.. · ---.. _ wol! -.....sones etc lit air condibouer. Yard Sale Wed 9 til 6 Gem B•ng botdel.. 18 Port• Nun•• un1forms nlze 12 & mouth Rd · Fri & Sat 14. aohd oak h•ll tree. baby clothll. 11de rail a for pidl; up 4 Fam1ly Yard Sakt on 588 at truck , other Item a. 6th Rodney. Thurs . June 9.. houte on O .J White Rd. Books. small appliances _ curtains Yard Sale 1 mile eeat of Rio Grande on old Rt 36 Wed • Yard & Bake Sale at Middleton Thurs & Fn 9.00AM to 5a1urday, June 11 7 OOPM Very large selec 118m a lndudo lV' o, clothes & tion of many 1tems. small epplian0111. Baked goods wdl also be ~d Sale will run Large Carport Sale 75 lo· from 19-5 cust St , Gallipolis June 8 c.O-lc. , SAYRE ·AND SON Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 J "" LOWEST PRICES IN AREA 307 86 of th a Oh•o RIMsed ------------- Carport Sole, baby clothetl , Rummege Solo, Crown City ~'\~c.'\ 4 21 tfc J&F TIRE SALE DEALEII8 ------------- top. too1n. drillt, furniture. Firat Time Yard Sale , Thur~ - bedapreada. drapea. dllhet, Fri., Juno 9· 10 , F'orter, Oh , nice clothmg ell size•. anpast CottreH'a Groc Store1n tiquea. Avon. wicket", lots of ~llay Watch for aegns mlac. luther Colaman . ' Kitchen Cabinttt ~ Roofme - Sidinc - Concrete PatiOI - Sidewalks Nlii:.Oonstructton - Remodlinc - Custom Pole Barns. 3 2<4 11c c- NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICLE borhood Rd., 10-7 Thur., 9 00 111 & 00, 1 'Oo mllot from Fn , Sat C!othong ' Choahlre. Rt 664 Comper free Estimates on Srtic:es lnsurtoce Work Welcome Call Aick Hovatter 992·2 606 &31 mo ll -11 t1t Middleport & Vicinity Yard Sale 218 end Ne1gh. 4 Family Yerd Sole 7,B ,91h, ,.1 10-6-tfc CH~RLES Around follow1ng vehtcle Each btd to 38 All cqw pment 10 br. mAe! the ro ndtl1ons ttnd spec. to changed !rom townsh1p owned cattu ns as follows Huck 10 new truck Pr oPos al No I 1S1ngle Axle 39 The trent o l cnvr.looe Defendama Dump Truck 1982 o r newer enclos•ng bod must be rn ark.ed No 83·CV-138 M ode l) Dump Tru ek. B d Pr opos dl Nu NOTICE BY 1 One 1982 Morlf!l 101 1 PUBUCATION BtddDr to furn•sh rhet r own f n Wtlltam r. Dorst whose newer) dump tru ck w1th Peab tast nddtess wa s Pome roy odv Galton or eQUivalen t dump b1d for m~ ItSt ing btl! prtce as on ltn e 1tAm spACIIiCa toon s hee t as Ohto Everett J Dor st w hose body 7 'h X 10 head and tatlgat e Bed to be of 8 ga uqs adver t• sed letst ~n own 8ddress was Cha 1 2 Del1vcrv mu st be made by deston We st Vt rq1n1 a and 0110 steel or heavter 14 steel fl oo r thA sur:cess l11 l b1dde r 30 d nys H Dorst who5e last kn own tnterlrtcf•t1 11n<1arstnrcture W1 th or ~ OOIItH ct ft er the brds are address was Gardner Kansas M anual (hilndlel contr ols 1n .:t w a rdcd or btd 1S vOhlert othPrwt se whose ptoce ol cab 2 Stnqle ~ to ntiard host 3 Th e Rutland f ovvnsh1p restdence 1s unknown and 1 3 /• ca b orotecto r with 4 Tr trstees rnav dccep t the lowest C<lnnot With lf~ilSOnable dtlt· btd or solec t lh o bAst tw t tnt th e ctenr:A he as cena•ned yo u are Wings ud Haps tront and 1 =~=c------hereby nnt1 1ied that you have be 4hmdMrear wh eels 1· been nani E.'< I Defendanl s 1n a • 5 Mud 11Rps tt nn t anrl 64 Misc. Merchandise legal act on en t1tled Harry D t-to lll'r et a! Pta n111ts vs The OO h1nd rear wheels 6 Wh eel h,lse 84 cab to a)(le JI;========~ · Unknown He11s Oev•sees and or su1 table lor 10 loot (pa1nted) Next ol Km ol John Dor st surtabl e color riump body deceased et al Defendants 7 2 7 000 GVIN or hAtNier Thts actton has been asstgned 8 9 000 lbs or larger I beam Cuse No 83 CV 138 and Iron! a:w.le pendm g 1n the Com mon Pleas 9 18 500 lbs or lar qer 2 Cou n at Metgs County OhtO speed rear axle Rutland Ftre Statton Rutland Ohro and read alovq for the • POOLS AddrMO Unlmown, The Un· known Holro ~ end Neoct of Kin ol Otto H Dorot, deceeoed #5428 1! S0327 1N l ;~~;~~~~"'ve~hrcles PERSONALIZED' Public Nottce Th e o b,ect ol the Coonplamd s 10 QU!el the lttle o l the Pia nllll s ,., the lee s1mple NOllCE OF mterest o f th e roal estat e APPOINTMENT OF ncludtng o d .tnd nas and FIDUCIARY except ng on ly the coal under On June 3 1983 11, the the real e~ t a te as <Jg atnst all ol M e•gs County Pr obat e Court !he DefendMts Case No 24 133 Gary Cooper You are reqwred to answer Route # 1 Box 24 Portland t11e Cornplalllt W1th1n 28 days Ohto 4 57 70 Was appo tnted aft er the last Ptrbltr.a liOn ottht s Anctl larv Admtn tstrator VVVVA Not1 ce wh1 ch wdl be published ot the estate ot Dexter Cooper once each week lor 6 succes deceased late of Annamonah stve week s The last publ tcat10n West Vt rgtn1a w.l l be made on July 8 198 3 I Robert E Buck and the 28 days to answ er will 1 ~r eba t e Judge / Clerk commence on that date I 16) 10 17 24 3tc In Case of yOur latlure to I ---=-~::--:-:--:'---'H answer or oth erv..tse respond Public Notice 1 as r~ut red by the Ohto Rules of II- - - -- - - - - -· Ctvt l Procedure tudgment by default 'NIII be rendered aga•nst you tor the relrel demanded m PIJBUC NOTICE Not tee •s hereby g1ven that on the Complaont Larry E Spencer Saturday June 11th 1983 at Clerk of Courts 10 00 a m a publi c sale wtll be of Metgs County held at Kmgsbury Mobile Home Common Pleas Court Sales Inc 11 00 East M a1n Pomeroy Oh to Street Pomeroy Oh•o to sen for casb .. the fol!o wtng !61 3 10 I 7 24 !71 1 8 6tc collat(lral 19 8 2 Champion Econo Public Notice M o de l 8! I Serta t Th e Farmers Bank and Sav tngs Company Pomeroy Oh10 reserves the nght to btd at th 1s sale and to wtthdraw the above vehicle prtor to sale Further the Farmers Sank and Sav1ngs ;~~ :.o~p·~~Y reserves the ng ht to or all b1ds subm•ned Pit ll+ffJ'515I C. L. Kitchen 992-7201 Addreu Unkhown, The Un· known Heirs, ~ ond Neoct of Kin of Ev...a J . Dorot, - e d . Otto H Dorot, 457 69 J Wanted J For Sa le ' Remon! Sir- 8 ······r'cimarv·.......... · 8t Vicinity <floor SlriJitiiiiC, SeolonL Wax"1. Butlq: oWoll & Coiloo11 Ciuoo"'' t!oCom-ul Window Cleo"'"' l iiCift &11 " ' - H -.., w• .,~~ oot'rofluoonal Spot GREG ROUSH PH, 992 -75B3 .... 9.9 2 -2282 " P&S lllcillt. BUILDINGS 011. ·~ . ~(l ... _ 71l ._ 1" ..... a... ~. D~,•• Ooo•' •u .....to .. ooo - DtiiiJII!b 15 YHrs Experience PH: 1-304-773-5634 Mason, W. Va. No Sunday 2 2J lit 1M •• lnsulatd Doa Houses '"'"""-· 1111 t hu"•• JA Stz.. fro• 6'16' Up to 24'136' *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel C. L Kitchen MINE RUN STRIP COAL llf•goco~""" (} UTI LJTY BUILDINGS lleop Ctoanod • Short Dlyq Tmt. lin ...,e Illy Anti.....,! PERSONALIZED POOLS 4 27 1 mo ..... c .... ,. A••• C•dol1 4 4 / w ., ,. ~ , " " ",.. I~ ~I Ill"'"""''"'"'' .......u II llo 1111111111' I• Hmr "'If to lr ''" " '" • "lw"li' , J~ ~ I """ ' oil ""' 'o '" , ,,,~ 1 ' ~ ' --- --· GaiiiP'oifs· ~--- -- CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS 949·2860. Pomeroy, Oh1o $J()OO A TON ( lrrHI/Io Ntw Ho..s - Extensive Rtmodtlin& •lnsurtnce Wort .Custom Pole Bides & Garaps •Rooftnl Wort oA!tlni1U11 & Vitllf Sidinp · Stzn start fro• l2'd6' 1 I:Hre "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding as· timates. 949-2801 or 992·2834 Dltlly II"'"" '" Solo /Jiu dol!~Soo 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio BISSELL SIDING CO. p(j Septrc Systems 1 1 v...... wo 14 Mm "' ~• ••• • PAT HILL FORD All STEEL & POLE BULDINGS ULTRA WAN ClEANING SERVICE lily F..., Emf!K11 llotlood, Carpet IIICI Upllo&tooy a.o11L FOR PROFESSIONAL PHONE 992-2156 Or Stnttntl Cllssifted Dept , 1 4 / "' '''"" um ool~< l • • 1} .. 1... 1-.1 "'·~ · ~ ·I IO Bwoo- n l " l b ..... .,~ ,. ~ I t " ,. , "~' U.u ~~ l it" I V L~ o l o I 1 ""'' SIDING Call 843·5425 A-....-t l ............. " ......... SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING "Gutter & Down Spouts "Remodeltng 20 Years E!perience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES A $16,86146 suit was tiled In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Branchland Pipe and Supply Co • Inc , Huntington, against Hanley Hardin, Zanesville, et aL The suit Is tor services and s upplies. A suit to quiet Utle was filed by Mlldred Francis, Newark against Frances Wittmer, address unknown, eta! Wr~te } · ~ -..... Vinyl & Aluminum "Roofln& Ill Cotnt S1 . Pomeroy. Otuo 4S169 •c•• •'"'""''' ' EUGENE LONG "Sidinc F"mn seeks $16,861 The Daily Sentinel w-.WeCMII8o ~ bol811d roC! out,.. diatarL We ...., ntpP"r G•T...._ ' ROUSH CONSTRUCTION The Daily Sentine - Page 9 ~ ~·""*~,:...M~-"*~",.;_;n~,~~ Business Senices . -· Parnervy--Middleport, Ohio FOR All YOUR YARD & PROPERTY Meigs County Probate Court to Paul Henry Schuler, 22, Lat)g:svWe and Carol Ann Hood, 29, Laiigsville, A s uit In the a mount of $9,274 69 was tued by Green-UP lleclamatlon SeJVIces, Chester, against Cardinal Coal Co., Columbus, ror money due. Steven K Call, Rt. 4, Pomeroy flied suit lor divorce against Rita C Ca ll Dexter Carol A Smith, Syracuse and Clifford R Smith, Syracuse, filed for dissolution of marriage. We e.n ....,... 111111 ,. COIIItediti!O<I 111111 ,__ lltk A marrtage license was Issued in Money suit filed RADIATOR SERVIa Farm Equipment Parts & Service Ask towed Robert Earl Vance to Frank Herald, Jr , 10 14 acres, Rutland. Kenneth Payne, Carolyn Payne to Leading Creek ConseJVancy Dist , Right of Way, Scipio. Household Finance Loan Corp of Ohio to Michael Zlnslch, Lot 14, Olive Shir ley Mae Long to WUllam M Long, Tammy L. Boggs, 52.17 acres, Lebanon. B Danette Hoffman aka Barbara Daneth Hoffman to Larry H. Hoffman, 2.690 acres , Lebanon Stephen Shuler, Wanda Shuler to E rnest M. Shuler, Mary L Shuler, Rig ht of Way, Letart. ErnestM. Shuler, MaryL.Shuler to Stephen Shuler, Wa nda Shuler, Right of Way, Letart. Friday, June 10, 1983 Friday, June 10, 1913 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALL EY PUB LISHING CO recommend• that you do but~neu w1th p ~op le you know and NOT to send money thr ough the ma11 until you have 1nvest t· gated the o ffer~ng Eq~pment to •1art your own small bu1tness at home. flea markets, or shop Small mvestment. great potflnttal Senou• inqu~nes o nly Ca ll 446-3381 ..::ountry Carrv o ut for •ale by ownef Upper Rt 7 m Kanauga. Ohio Cell 446· _2_1_9_2_ o _r_ 4 _4_6_ 9_1_7_1_ __ 2 lot t & a mob1le hom o 12JC60, 2 bedroom w1th rural water gas heat He1 so m e furntture price 612.600 Or 41ots & m o b1lo $14,800 ':oil 448· 1 240. U SED MOBIL E HOM E 576 2711 ' 1974 1 h60 BAYVIEW , un derp ennod. air conditioned. partially furn ished two bed· room , clean r&fl.ted lot 304 676 6667 ( MOBILE home for sale 1982 Knox. 12x70 fullv furmsh ed all electnc •et up o n mce rented tot m Ma1on A sktng •10 000 Call 304 773 ·5540 Own Yoor Own Jeen· SporU· 'rNif• lnfant·Preteen leches apparel ttoru Oftenng all na· tionally known brandt. Bnt tama, Jordache ChiC Lee Lev1 Vand8fbitt. bod Calvm Klem Espnt. Zona. Gun ~ Sax, Ocean Pad f1c. 300 olher brenda $7 900 lo 124,500 begtnntng 11vento"'. mr1are for one to Fa&hion Center tn'lin ing, fixtur81'1 grand ofemng TWO tuulerJ 304- 676 6460 . 1976 Peerteea 14JC70 Mobite Home w1th t•ttout E C , central a~r w b . new carpet thrpu ghout pertoollv fum , outbldg underpinning $10.600 614 245 5406 or 446-0~12 Call Mr Ko'l""lcy t60 1 327- · 1966 1 2x60 Vlndale, unfur 8031 ------------- Lumber, t.arttw.re rN~ lR••· n... in Putn.n County New 10,000 oq It buo!dong, loca- tion - moln hlghwoy. Mull ootl, owner flnenclng evalllble 304-767-8787 By appoint· mont ony. •100 Per week pert time at home Wabater, America 's favorite dictionary company needs home workera to update focal marling lists Ea· eywork. Can be done wh1la wotchong TV All tget, experience unnecasa1ry C1ll 1-71 8-842 ·8000, lnclud.ng Sundey, Ext. B9n. n11had Call 446 3619 8x35 mobile home rnobileloome aftar7pm 12x50 304·675 ·6277 t 972 14•65 mobile homo portJallv furnished •ndoldos underpinning and back porch CaM 614-992 2165 between 9 and 6, asl! lor Tom. After 5 call 304-B81'3592 lf.l acre lot with 1 Ox 50 FR along Raccoon Creak Out 1ide buildrng, 2 tra1leu. Pltr tlolly lurnllhed •12 500 Cot! 614-256 ·1448 ------------- �--'-~-----,------__:_ Page 32 10-The Sentinel Pometni'OIIIIy'-lM~uicl'dlddleport, Mobile Home• for Sele 64 156 1983.- Pate for Sale ---------- Farms for Sale I Acres, 2 bedrooms, pond, or other low RPM angina. Portable, c•n be t•ken to timber, Ht · up baM not cJ~em. weU, plenty of Out· buildings, end 4 acre• of §~7~· $24,000. Coll742- included. 304-837-26B9 . . --------- CHEST 0624. f 126 .00 . Cl 3110 Hondo. $600.00 . Some other furnl · 67 s31 shelbyville. IN 4617&. COUNTY APPLIANCES , For aale walnut loga. Call Inc. Good uood apptloncoo, ,_4_5_8 _-1_9_9_7_._ _ _ _ __ ApproJ~imately aale. No 1 4 acrea for hookup1. Road fron.uge on Rt . 124 . $5,900'. 614 -742 -2487. 2 bdr . Regency Inc. Apart· ments 1200 per mo. or if mcome 11 e1 0.000 or leu HUD available. A - One Real Eatatet, Carol Yeager, Real· tor . ~.!all 304 -676 -6104 or 304-676 -7386 . . 41 Furnithed apt., 131 V2 4th Ave.. Gallipolit . 2 bdr .. 118! mo., water paid . Cell Houses for Rent 446-4416 after 7PM . 2 bdr house with flrepl1ce & basement near Crown City $276 mo. Call Agency. Call 446 - 3~43 . Furnished effiencv apt . In town. $150 mo . Call The Wiseman Real Eatate Agency . Coll446-3643 . • Large home in Svracul8 on nice lot. Suitable tor fanillv or 2 or 3 singles. $275 plus utilities. deposit. 814 !992 6284 0< otter 5 614 -9926732 . 4 room houae. unf. Camp Conloy.S140 pa- mon1h. 304676-1371 . 0< 676-3812. For rent or lease, 7 room house, bath. Contact Leo Pearson. Gallipolis Ferry, W . Va . 2 bdr . apartment on At. 218 at Mercerville. Call 8 to 5 weekdays only 446 -1241 . Apt . for rent Half double -2 bd .room Apt . Adults preferred . No pets. 614 ·992- 2749 . 1 bed room Apt . 8198 mo . including utilitiet Equal houalng opponunity. Con tact Vill•ge Manor Apts. 614-992 -7787. - --------------- 6 room apt. for rent Phone Six room house, reference&. deposit required . 304-676· 614-992-6434. 614-9926914 or 304 -882-2888 . __________ _ 1090. _..:.. furnithed house. 614 -992 · 7708 . Meigs Co · ChBitOr Town· ship. Beautiful nfJW', 3 bed· room cedar home with 2 car garage. 19 mil"' from A1h1Wls, s300 rMnth 814-592-4471 laurelend Apts. In New Haven . W.V. are now ec· cepting applications for 2 bedroom apb. Furnithed with refrigerator &. stove. thru Fri. 10 a.m . . 6 p.m . Equal Houaing Opportunity. Apartmanta . 304 - 676 - 6648 . irigs Meigs Co . · Chester Town ship. Farm land & pasture for rent reasonable 1 -892 · days. 1-592-4624 !JVenings. ........ - - - - - - - - - - - - Commercial building . 7 .000 sq . ft tnqui~e at Bet~ Honda , St . Rt . 7, Galtipolit, Oh . 42 Mobile Homes for Rant FOR RENT Mobile HOmo, 2 BR . furn w / wcerpet. 19ft. LR. nat. get heat. air cond .. private lot . Ph. 446 -1409 from 4 to 8 p.m . 14x70 3 bdr . trailer . total .a,actrlc, for rent or sale. Call 8221 . ONE bedroom apanmentt for the elderly. All utllitlaa paid Tenants pay 30 per· cent of their adjusted In· come in this HUD tubaidlzed apartment building. Twin Rivers Tower. phone 304676 -6679 . Equal opportun· lty housing. phone. 1-614 -992 -5868 . ONE bedroom apartment, •226 month. all utilities potd. 304-676-2696 . APARTMENT for rent, 1 bedroom , call 304 - 676 ~ 6763 between 8 -10 p.m Furnished one BR apt. In Pt Pleuent. E~etre nice, adults only 1388. . . 12x52 2 bedroom trailer. Aduh• only . Brown's Trailer Port<. 814 -992-3324 . - - - - - - - - -tc - 2 APARTMENTS , mobile homes, houses. Pt . Plaaun1 and Gallipolis . 614 -446· ONE bedroom apanment. 402 % 24th St. Pt. Pleasant, Mobile Home space in Gallipolll. 920 Fourth Ave . t70 . Weter paid Call 446 -4418aher 7 PM . 6·1 4-388-9313 . . GOOD USED APPLIANCES · waahera, dryert, refrigera· ton , ranges. Skagga Ap· pliencea, Upper River Rd .• beside Stone Creat Motel. 446-7398. Swivel Rocker, Dinette table, 4 chairs & V:J: bed All in No polo . 304-676- --------------- Apts .for rent in Middleport. Pomeroy & New Haven . Call 614 -992-7611 . 60 Lincoln Retired Couple 446-0766. 1 2x60 2 bdr. mobile home all utilities paid. except electric . Oap. Raq . Call 448 ·8668 . Furnished Apt .. 3 rooms. private, first floor , reference preferred. Coil 446 ·2216 . REDECORATED oport menta in Pt. Plea11nt. 814- 2 bedroom furnlahed . Oepotit . No pets. Adults pre- ferred . 61~ - 992 · 2749 . 446 -8221 . with e inch flat •rms • 399. bunk beds complete with bunkles 8199 , 2 piece an. tron llvlngroom tuhes e1 99, antron reclinera t99, other recliners maple dinette Htl 1179, love 18atl 870, hide - a - bed e260 , box springs 6. mattre11 twin or full 1100 aet regular -firm e120. maple dinette chairs e36 , wash sta(!ds 134. maple rockers 869. 7 piece chrome dinette aet 8149, 6 ptece dinette 181 $89 , uaed bedroom aulteJ. refirgerators. rang ea. chest. dressers. wringer wuhan , TV'a, dryeres, &. •hoes. Call 446· •eo. 3169 . LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofa . chair. rocker. o«oman. 3 tables, (extra heavy by Frontier} . t686 . Sofa, chair and loveHat, 8276 . Sofuand ch•lrs priced from '286 . to 8896 . Tobteo . 846 and up to 1125. Hide-abed•. 1440 . end up to $62& ., Recliners, •176 . to $350 ., Limps from $28 . to t76 . 6 pc . dlnenea from •ea .. to 8436 . 7 pc .• S189 . end up. Wood table with six chtirs e426 to *746 . Desk * 11 0 up to 1226. Hutchll , 1660. and up. maple or pine finish. Bunk bed complete with mettretHI, 8260. end up to U96. ·266-1903 or 448-3748. APARTMENTS. Firot Avenue, Gallipolis. tdultt 2 bdr . apt .• $110 mo,. poy own utilitiea. Inquire at Dudley' s Florist. !I 2x60 2 bedroom mobile home for rent . Approx. 5 mllet from Middlepon or Nice 3 room fum- apartment, private entrance. downtown, 304-676-381, pomeroy. 992-6868 . Furnished upA&ifl apt . in Middleport. •110 pluo utilities ond dep. Coli 446178B. ------------ ......... No child"'". Furnished apt., 1226, utili· tiea paid, 1 bdr .• 2nd floor, 1213 - · 86•12. 2 fuH botho. ...rumlohed. turlliohed. •.o milo Eat of Harriionvlh on Co. Rd.l. 18. ·2 chll· odulto, 607 2nd Ave., Gollipollo. Con 446-44 16 olter 8 p.m . d"'" """"ltted. _.. ,... 4ulrad. •210 per month. Call ; BR unfurnished . Camp Conley 1160 po nnonth . 304-675-1 371 . ------------- 3 bdr. trailer. 1 Y, bathe. fur· nlohod. Coli 448-0722 oftor &p .m. Mobilo horne, 20 ft . living room . No pets. drunk• or dope. 1 child occoptod . John ~hoeto , 3 Yr mi . oouth Mlddl,port. Rt . 7. ---------___________ 2 bedroom furnlohed. o.c ., 1 child, no poll, New Hoven . _._ 304-882-2486 . .. Central air unit for mobile home . Coil 614-256-6532 condition, 8200. 304-676 6966 . For Sale : Spinet conaole pi · ano, bargain . Wanted: Res· ponsible party to taka over low monthly paymenta on Spinet Piano. Can be aeen locally. Write Credit Ma· nager: P.O So• 637 Shelbyville. IN. 46176. • ------------- 68 Outdoorsman pickup truck topper, long wide bed , slid· lng front window,insulatd , 32"' high . lights. 8 225 00, 304-876 -3962. 16 h . all metal truck bed. 42" toll, phone 304-675 1807 . Steam Jenny. several tools . sevica equip . plus much more for automobile s as well &I motorcycles . Betz Honda Sales, Upper Rt 7 . Gallipolis . Beautiful Cockapoo pupa . 1974 Pontiac Catalina nice . Rtula for 8' bed p1ckup. Call 446-1369 after 6. 446-4360 ville 's. 7 mil• east Ravenswood. only Friday. Sa- $2611o 83&. bedfromu S20. •2&.11o no. kinglrome .60. Good aelectlon of bedroom 1uite1 , cedar chests. rockers, metal cabinetl , awivel rockera . Used Furniture -- bookcase, ranges , chalra. end tablea. washers. dryara. refrigera tors and TV' s. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Opan 9om to 446-0322 1983 While-"'!! mechine 876. !reo arm. zig zag. much more. Reg. price e 369 96. demo price 876. Cell 61438&-8678 oolle<:t. Free delivery. turday. Pt. Pl8810nl . 1-7:30 -----------..-- 66 Building Supplies Building material• block. brick , sewer pipes, wlndowa , lintels , etc . Claude Winters. Rio Orende. 0 . Collll14 -246-&121 . firm . Coil 304-882-3343 . 56 Pets for Sale AKC Daschund. 4 years old, opayed female 885 . 304468-1636 . ------ ------- 1 Reglaterad male American Pit Bull, 7 Registered American Pit Bull puppiet . Call 45 Furnlahed Rooms For rent SIMplng Aooma end light hQ.Uie heplng rooma . Perk Centrll Hotel. Coli 448-07611 . SIHplng room f 12&. utlhloo paid, tingle {T1ale. Share both, 118 Second Ave. Golllpollo . Coli 448-441 II 1fter 7PM . t.;;::;:=~~::;:==:r~::::;:~~~~~::::~ Plants for tale, Kentucky 1411o 17, Call from 4 umlll9 :00 p.m .. 304-B823295. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Po"', Route 33, North · of Pomeroy. Llt'91 loto. Coli 992-7478. John'o Auto, Soloo. Coli 441-4782. 30 Ford 1.4 ton Wind10r van cloon. •600. 114 IHC pickup S"h ft . bed needs clutch t300. Rt . II oouth through leon. WV to 2nd road on laft _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ -.io Tobacco plonto. 304·895· 3967 ' Waterloo Rd. 2nd roadon Jeft Off Waterloo laat house. Conditioned mltced hll\'. , _ , wet. largo $1 .50 per bate. 304-676-2902. ...-.... . ····· . ...... ... ....... ' 71 ' .61 78'Chevrolet, 4 wheel drive pickup, p.a.. auto. trans. 394-676-1831 . Autos for Sale 76 Dateun pickup, 1 owner. good condhion. phone 304676·2464 otter 6 . 1976 Chevy Coprlce Cloo- sic. 4 dr. Hdan, one owner. 1976 Dodge Power Wagon S2,&00. Con 446· 1 B15 ;jj~6;j:-1~2;;:4;;;4;;·;v;;~;;;;;;;.~ ' 44 '2,200 . Very good cond. 61 4-992-8648 . 1 7 8 Plymouth Volar& - - -- - - - - - Farm Equipment ---- 6__P_:_m~ ~!:.~~---- new Paint, juat restored , Vans& 4 W .O. 73 $3 , 500 . Coli 614- 388 9868 or 446-72211 . 1980 Wlllyo jeep. 4 whol drive, 4 cylinder. *600 . Call mont Co .. Sr. Rt. 7 North, Galllpolio. Oh . 446-0476 . 247 -4292 2029 . 246-6233 or 614- 949 - 1976 Grond Pri•. p.o.. p.b .. Massey Ferguaon tractor, front end loader. diak, plow . mower. wagon, 12.900. 82 South through leon. WV to 2nd road on left Waterloo Rd . 2nd roadon left oft Waterloo last house . NEW &. Uaad Harvettore Structurea. Automated liyestock feeding -computer feadara . Call collect 814 - 585-2260 . John l Botto. sel tractor. 600 houra. New Holland 310 balar, like new. 304-676 -4230 . After 5. 676-7669 . Farm trailer •76 . 304-876 · 3190. cruise control. A.C ., good cond. Call 446·0109 after 6;30 p.m. -~--h,fp Cadillac. 1978 Joop Pickup, V-8. auto., p.s .• p .b., naw tires, many extrea . Good cond. 448·0616 . USED CARS. 77 .98 Oldo Lux. oodan . 73 Coupe Deville 71 Sedan Deville Cadillac . 72 C·20 Chov . Von . 304-876-3099. 1976 Pontiac CataHnt. four door. phone 304-676-4681' 1978 ford Bronco, fully cuatomized. axe. cond., reclining IH11. run roof. new tir81, under 60,000 milea. Coli 61 4 ·246-5082. ook lor tt flex-hitCh d1sc , 6ft gradora 2 woy. 84600 . 304676 -2147 . a. For Solo· Usod J 20 Dhch Wla:h Trencher. 1-614-694- 1974 Ford Bronco, 302 1ourto.. good cond. '3 04-8761976 Vega GT 4 cvt .. 6 lpd.. otter 4 p.m . red llo whilll. good cond . 1800. Coli 388-9!MI7 olter 6 p.m. 1.-::~--:c:----:--74 Motorcycles 1978 N01111 Concouro. 2 dr.. hatch'**. p.L,p.b., air, 1111W tiroo. $1150. 614-246-5036. 19B1 Suzuki 860 6L. full 1974-c.;;r~;.it;;.-cl.;.;, leage. U.600. Colt after 5, 614-266-1141 . ------------- Hondo 1981. CO 900 CUI· tom, $3,000. 304-676-2661 . ------------Kewal&ki 400 KZ Street. BJttr••· keyatone wheels, see ot 1 20& Colonlol Lane. Point 1•11 Pleooent. 304-67& -3147. •&60. 304-676·2196. 3400 mil••· axe . condition. 1980 1976 Cull. . Supremo. 266· 6663. 1 978 Nova Chevrolet. auto. , AC. radio. tope ployor, 1981 Cutl•o Supreme Brou· ghom. loM!od. low mlleo, A-1 cond. 1978 I<Muasaki 6540, motorcycle 760c model, like new. 304· 876-6277 otter 7 . 76 ex1re, extra clean, t2,395 . John'o Auto Sale. Coll446· 4782. Suzuki Boats and Motors for Sale 1 978 1 8 ft. Torry booo boot. 90 HP Mercury motor, alec. motor, axtr11. Call 8 14· 367· 0113 1 or 446-2022. ....... 814-992-7382. 1968 CodilloC E_._, good ' motor &: bw •• ia · n Saling Pickup Disc lor sole, 268- for porto. IYou- off). 614867-3086. 6663 . ------------- 78 lal!onte'o Ouoil Fonn, chicb llo reedlly avellablo. o..ter oorty. Mature Ouoill OYIIIable again in Auguit . 614-986· 4346. Freah Hol1tein heifer, al10 16 open he;tera. also regia· t•rod bullo. From 20 000 lbo ., milk, damo. 2B6-2G6. Firewood May·July. Pick up or delivered. Wo 61 4-2611 ·112411. For ule metal culvert 6 inch thru 80 Inch In otock . Stole approved 1 I g•uge 12 Inch 1&.3& per lt .. 24 Inch •10.10 per ft. 38 Inch • 16. 50 per ft. Aloo plootlc culvert In ltock, t Inch thru 181nch, &Inch 11 .BOporlt .. 1 2 Inch 13.80 per ft. Ron ~vane EnttrpriiH. 4 mi. South of Jockoon on ST. RT. t3, 114-288-&830. Camping Equipment 1976 Trano Aiill 466 cu . in • 4 opd .. 83,000 miloo, PB, PS. Aoklng U.OOO. Call ovenlngo at 949 -2773 or 1976 s - 8 compor, 949 ·2281 . Alilfor Chrlo . t1 ,096. 304-675-1104. t. ------------~ 1977 Pinto Broughom, 2 door tor. 4:00: 304-8911·3679 of. h.t.. now radloll. om-fm S ter4:00. tniCk. one · 86.000 miloo. 4 opood tnno.. oxc. c.-. 79 Motors Homes 614-667-3085. & Campara 1978 Flrtbird Pontioc. ohorp. •3.9111. 1980 ~ llko Auto 1878 Thundolblnt. ..c. concl.• 46.000 mi .. M.OOO. Coli 1'14- Complno troller 16 II .. Trotwood. Sloepo 8. tun longth awning, low HONEYBUN! ~rl E I'! ARBUCHG!... MUS! BE HEilRT8ROIIEN. 1 RINGLE'S SERVICE expo- -, 304 · 676 · 2088 4660. or 675 · • 1 - - - -- - - -· Water Wells . Commercial·; and Domestic . Test holM.' .... Pumps Salea end Service. 1974 Monte Corlo. o•c. camping trailer . SeH con· cond.. U .OOO . Coil 448· tolnod . S l - II. Electric. 4830. goo lr 12 wott oyotom. A.C.. nloo towing. 12,200. H~ch lr trailer ber Included . Sn or 1979 Oldo Cullen Su· coil Gory HyHII 114-882.,......, 2 tone, oliver 8o blue. 6388. t489&.00. 304-773·5117. ------------- ------------- For Sate, "'Avkm" Travel MOTORCYCLE FO .. SAtE Trtlltr. 28' Hll-contolnod , 380, .400. o.c .. t2&0Q..Exc . cond. Ph. 4411· 32ti8F 1872 'l'omoho 380 Enduro good condition. 304· 871-1885. uao.oo: ------------Improvements Truc:kl for Sele . 1870 Dodge hell-. flit bod. 1111 FoRI • ton. a aydo, 304-e71-tm lf.,7. . STUCCO telltuNd I H J\ N~ HEI=:.E. W[ J\R£ , 1\\l r Y. 1\NP I LI\N'l YOU ENOUGH GO ur- S t\"1 , WOU L D Yl)U UKI 1 F()!o:: f>o. RiPf-_ ·" 10 -/ ~ STEAMER 614-4411-2107 . .: - E 8t R Tree Service. fully insured, free eatimetes . Phone 614-387-0836, coil after 6 . piece custom fit your home. Guaranteed . Advanced Out· .,.-=-------- '-'. GASOLINE ALLEY Roofing and Carpentry : work, general repairs, call i Anthony Williamson. 614 387-0194 . . lam loo~ inq for Ma4or5 off ice! concrete and black tOp esti metft. metal building and fence erection costa. Also buying end selling heavy equipment . HorN & atock trailer sales. Furniture , alec· trical electronic auppllea end. aquipmen1 . Pleeaent Mhdowa Diatritutors and Sales. GOTC h A Er" terD' :ses ! appo , ntrne ~P ciol ·,._tlol, 001lmotM. eon 814·288· t 112. ' see ' f t ~e moL,O" s · ~. "1r St c " ' .,odesr ly' erate' ,.-..,,.,.- .... ,,,.. a. Minimum .11 c square foot to aluminize your mobile l WINNIE A YOUN _G_M_AN ·roH . flOW~roF COUR [ . HF NI CE . 1 ~H O U G H! ( W/1.5 5E AT ON T HE I PREGNANT/ BUS TODAY. · ' 'I WASN' t l HA I homo roof. 304-676· 1293 Plumbing & Heating ·'I' .,_ 'I ., -.. ~j· l . I CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Phono 446-3888 or 4464477 JIM'S PLUMBING llo HEAT- WORK Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - EVENING ClJ MOVIE : 'Tho last Chase'· C1J MOVIE: ' Big Mo' 4411-7903 . ([) Tic Tee Dough Serie•: Game 1 2 from Omaha, NE (!) News/Sparta/Weather (I) lllJ Studio Sao • Wild. Wild West 6:30 D C1J (!) NBC News Cil love Thot Bob (I) • illt ABC Now• 0 (I) <lO CBS Nowo (I) Dr. Who lllJ Ov• Eoov 7:00 D ClJ PM Magazine CIJ Sumo llo Allen (J) Entertainment Tonight (l) Chertia' a Angels Electrical & Refrigeration DEPENDABLE WASHER DRYER REPAIR . Guoran work . Cell anytime 614-256-6620 or 614-266 1207. SEWING Mechine repairs. service. Author•zed Singer Sale• & Service Sharpen Sclno ro . Fobrlc Shop , Pomeroy. 982 -2284 . ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE coli City Furniture 304-676 · 2108 · or 448 0631 . 86 C!l 1 983 College Wortd Conttruction Co . Linea. Footert . Drolno. All kin do of Ditching . Ruttond . Oh . 614- 742 2903 Cl (I) Tic Toe Oough (I) lllJ Mec:Noii-Lehrer Report (i1l <News • CV Cil MOVIE : .......,_, Authort' Cil MOVIE: 'Tho O.op ' CIJSuporBook (I) e CJ1 hnaon Need aomethlng heulad away or something moved1 (]) Creativity w / Bill Moyen (flJ Bernstein/ Beethoven Symphony No 6 tn F Ma· JOf Leonard Born ste.n con ducts the V1enna Phllhar· mon•c m a per1ormance of BeethOven s ·s ymphony No 6 .n F MaJor.· lA) ~ 60 m1n) 9.30 (I) Next Ouaatton . 10 00 U Cl) Cl) Eischetd E• sc h1ed d ~rects a commando team 1n an effort to neb a gang of bank robbers ~ A) (60 mtn ) C1J Inside Bo11ing (]) MOVIE. 'The Howling' D ()J GO Falcon Crest Mel· 1ssa' s baby •s born prema· turely after Melina tells the father she 's carry•ng h1s ch1ld ~ R) {60 m1n ) CJ) Computer ProQramme (1.1J Newawatch e1NN Newt 10 30 (}) MOVIE : ' FastWalkmg' (]) Star Time Cl) Inside Business Today fl{l Masterpiece Theatre 'Sons and lovers Paul and MlfiBm dr~ft apart while Clara Dawes comes to v1&tt (60 . m 1n JIC!osed Capt1oned ] • In Search of .... 11 :00 D ClJ (I) C1 (I) 1J0 II II2 No- CD News/Sporta/Waather (() Dave Allen at large • Bonny ('tilt Show 11 :30 D ClJ CD Tonight S'Johnny s guest is Roger Moore ~ 60 mtn .) CIJ Scr-tng Room (I) lllJ Woohl"ll""' Wtok/ {fl) COmputer Progr•mme • ()) NIGflttino nBWI . • 8 :30 0 (I) !» Ootloo Cil Anothor Ufo Ma;or Laegue •••,al: Pitt b11 ghat "''I 1 'fhia Cl) 8wln Famlty Ral:llnMn (I) TBI·IIpeciol- ' (I) • Cll At I!Mo " Iormor w- footbell atar comes to the tMaa . (I) (f)) Loui• TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 113 Sec. Ave .. Goltlpollo. 446-7833 or 448· 1 833. the Army Now' Benson buys 11 condo. IAI !Closed Captioned) . . (I)® Oulln of Huzonl Uncle Jessie faNs •nto Boss Hogg'a trap •nd Rosco loaes the Dulce f•rm . IRI (60 min .) Review Paul Duke is joined by top Washington JC)Umalists enelyling the WHI( I Wo'll do it. Coli 4411·3169 between 9 and fi . Upholst&ry ~uainea1 Report ® You Allied For It lllJ Spok..mon D [)) Entertainment Tonight 8:00 D CIJ (!) Powora of Matthew Staf Ma nhew and Walt go undercover to capture a con ar1ist (RI (60 m1n.1 JONES 80YSWATER SER VICE. <;oil 614· 367· 7471 or 614-387-01191 . 87 (fZ People' s Court • ·stor Trok 7:30 D CIJ Uo o.t..CIJ Oobio OIUio (I) D (I) Fomlly Foud General Hauling JIMS WATER SERVICE . Coil Jim Lonlor. 304-1176· • 7397. (I) Dl illt MOVIE. 'She's in ClJ (I) 0 (I)® Ill lllt News Lonnie Boggs Excavating . Do1er, backhoe , dumptruck . Work by hour or job. Call tHd Series : Game 13 from Omaha. NE (I) Major league Baseball· San Francisco at Atlanta 6/10/83 6:00 D 84 Cil 1983 College Wortd FRIDAY Bv Ted Hanna . ponds , ditches . basements. etc. Call 4464907. Carter S. Evans Trenaponation . J .A .R . Water '- . 814· 367- Excavating DOZER . \.. \...... ~) ING . fomerly Dewitt 's 83 - ~OF HIM" --.' Cor. Fourth and Pine Call ,'lf · J... , 1.11"!' • Plumbing . 0676 . WfLL , AI L E/1 5 1 W[ KNOW SHE' S NOI ... O R 00 W ( "??? 1--. OF F[R ED M t HIS PLASTERING - '*'i::r,: oommer- HA. the Huqe' If ~o, huqe conq lorn· care tc P u ~ t GD<;t:~. Otd you ca ll for an 304·676 -1293 lor CALL towing mi · l ;~--------- loogo. oxc. cond... 1,09t Coli 441-8288 tvenlnp . .J 387·7238. -•d. FE4fl50.tiE.1 POOR rlenced roofing, including ~~-• hot tar epplic•tion, carpen - J tar, electrician , muon. Cal~ ;. Malgo E•ciMitin!J. Bulldozer 8o baekhoe eeMce. 81..-nents, looton. IIWII<:aping. drive-yo. hinn ponds. 614·:7422407 or 814·742-2068 . 7842 . Livestock I'IE'IfE THE AUTHORITIE6, f & K Tree Trimming, atump removal, Coil 67&-1 331 . 82 after 6 . 1973 MontBCorlo . ..no good, 100 )>Ct . . . , . __ 1976 Vol&ft';ag~~n Rllbbit. 4 door. 304-676-8277 .ttor 7. ?1 Oti (i)5H' HE WA5 Lannit. dre11, ahaft drive . low mi- 76 Ford 3 ,000 gas tractor. 7 A5 "HAP GAWN" 15 A FOREI(jl{ l!fJENT.1 "5/IIP 5Mt111' IN THIS PLACE ... BUT HE MUST BE HANDED 0'/ER TO THE IWT/fORITTB! SEAMLESS GUTTERS , One 1873 17 ft. Trovol Mote Knauff Coal • Prices reduced or 446·2464 . HONE'r'l!lJ't, STOP TtiE~! THE II'IAN YOU ~NOI'i ~-~-~~-~~· ~~Ti~~j~SG _Fg:~~~~~ .; ' Troy Built rototillen naw - - - - - - - - - - and uted. Swish.er lmple· 1976 Plymouth Fury. 1400. 63 ANN IE RON'S Televialon Service. Specielizlng In Zenith and Motorola . Quazar . end houta caHa. Call 676-2398 304-896·3802 . 1982 Mudo s...oow- de- 1--~-----­ !Woe. low milaogo. 6 opood Got vour corpot in ohlp trantrnillion with topper, uc. ahapa. Water removal, FREE Furnithed apt.. •dultt. No Pou. 304-676 - 1463. extra extra ah1rp, t3.196 . Mil<ld hoy. 304-676-2264 . Gone at 614-992·6309 . Trucks tor Sale 1979 Dodge D-60 pickup. Tobacco --------r---------.L..---- ----- -- -l ~. :~'r78lot···· New Oak Furniture. tablea, cheln. cupboard1. pie safe. OUR BOARDING HOUSE dry ainka. P•ul Conkeis Antique•. Tuppers Pl•int. 72 Grain mended for profenional Iteam cle•nlng . Scotch Gu1rd· Frea EllimatH. Call 4 dr .. oir cond .. one owner. 76 Font Supon:eb $976. nma tor. IDoy 614-692-40116.1 Coli 446- 1616 or 446- good. Sea Henry Sholjne, ""'' (night 614 -698-8206 .1 1244. 919 2nd Ave.. GtHipollo after 1 446·7604. cot. Colt 446-0867 . - - -- - - - - - - - - - GENE' ~ CARPET CLEAN · lNG SERVICE . Recom - 68 Nove SS. 307. 4 opd .. ------------- AKC Reg . Poodle puppieo. 64 Misc . Merchandise 2026 . Tobac:co senor. 8 row boom 30 inch Sears coppertone oproyer, AMio Chalmero WD gas stove, good cond . $76 . tracto<. Allis Chalmers G tractor 11o cuttivatO<O. PTO 20 Far304 -682 -2683 guoon troctor, Jolvl Deere hay bolor with motor. PTO hay bel· 14 lt. Topper for 8 ' bed. stand up oro. hay nlkol, 8 ft. height, phone 304-676-2406 wheel dlokt. ooncnrta - · between 9 a.m .-6 p.m . or 188 -· yerw rotary ocythe. 10ft. cullipocidlro. 10 at Bordman Fumiture. Pt. mowing Pleasant. lt. drag harrow. 2 lnlllor. wat• pump gooo!lne engine. Four chrome 1 6x7 inch 20 It rain ougor. 2 uood 12.x38 wheel s, fitt GM . cart. tintl. New ldoo pull - · Howe'o Form Machinery. Rt. $75 .00. 304 -676-5866 . 124 11o Ma¥1- Rd .. Jockoon. Oh . 614-2B6-6944. ------------- 304-11~-4123 . own, Mondey through Saturday , 9 - 8 , no checkl . Happy Hollow Fruit Farm, Gallipolis Ferry, 304·676- . Sicle bar mower for Cub Ca · det 48 in cut . axc . cond. s 1 60 firm . 3 .6 HP Sea King boat motor.. eJ~~c . cond . •10 949 -2686 . Call614 -246-6121. STRAWBERRIES , pick your & UT NO MATf£R HOW EASY TRIE; TO E~CAPE THE' POR'?UI~Go CAR ••• Hi Prtsture Cleaning. Alum inum aiding. mobile homes. wood, brick-. aandatone building 1nd homes. Alao he•vy equipment . Fully in· aured. Free ntlm•t... 814· AM -8 PM . Mon. · Sat. Coil 446 - 8692 or 61 4-24& 9567. Strawberriel. Pick your own. Call Claude Winter. CAPTAIN EASY 1114-949·2686. Strewberrles. Taylor's Berry Patch, KMr- Harritburg Rd. 8 MASSEY Farguoon 266 dla· Handmade doll house plus variou1 handcraf1ed 1ables, benches & shelves. Call fromeo. UO.ond U6., 10 gun - Gun cabineu. 1360 .. dlnana ch1lrs 120 . and 125 . G11 or electric rengea, 1326 up tot 376 . Baby matresaes, Fruit & Vegetables Moving, selling furniture . Dinene sat. bed. etc. Inquire et tnuler behind C.J ' 1 bar on Rt . 7 . Surplus new camoflage anny clothing. pocko. boots. T-ohirts $1 50, lrenUIIourplus clothing $6 00 a doz.), 14 oz. denim pant $10.00. Sam Somer· honor HEAP Vouchers. Cell '742-3033. ------------- ------------- Also Reg. Himal•van female 111 2 bodrom. 70•14. unfur!'WMd· N- corpel 1hrou· 8f10ut. hMt fumiohed. Nlco ¥ord ond go-.. St. Rt. 143. V. mi. Ell of Ho"'-'ville. ~23& por mon1h. Depooit .. 2 Matemity clothe•. size 11 and 12. 304-675-3776 . 1110. Mattresses or bo~e springs. full or twin. e68 .. firm , 188. ·end 878 . Quean seta. 1196 . 4 dr. chasti, 142. 6 dr . cheats, I 64 . Bed ~------------- '------------- Umestone. sand . gravel, de· livered in Maaon, Meigs, Gallia or pickup at Richards llo Sono. 446 -7786 . Baby bedo, Green i&liigelator. ga. stove with double oven. S300 both. only, 614-446 -8221 . ,Houseuailer at 322 Third Ave . Adulta only. No petl. 367-7484. Frigidaire jet action waoher 886; Maytag outo. 886; outo. - - l l o alectric dryer S100; 40 in g• range $66. Frigi colon. Coli 614·266 -1207 . daire lrldgo. $126. 614-7422362. SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE 24" ceiling house fan with 62 Olive St . Gotllpolio . 6 shutter, tlightly ul8d 1100. 304-876-2878. piece wood living room suite only . Ph . 446 -3069. . Mobile home for rent . Call 4 tires aize E78-14. Call a. 6pm, Mon . thru Fri .. 9am to 15pm, Set . bedroom mobile home in Rocino. 614 ·367-0288 . Air conditioner Sears beat Richard 8 . 000 BTU Pickens. Valley Bell Dairy. Pt. Pleasant. Used waaher dryers GE. Whirlpool. Kenmore . AU guaranteeD 30 days, varioul Colt 304-882 -3386 Mon . days. 614-592-4624 even- 4j471 potlo. Coil 448-1699. 1· Roofing. ohlngloo, opoutlng 1nd aluminum .aiding work. Insured, Free EatJmetaa. Must Sell , Washburn flattop guitar, never uted, new good cond . Co11446-0774 . Nice The Wiseman Real Ettate wathers. dryers, refrig ., TV seta. 627 YJ 3rd . Ave .• G•lli - ' Musical • Instruments Wanted: Reaponaible plrty to taka over low montly payments on tplnet piano. Can be SMn locally. Write Credit M1n1ger: P.O . BoJC I!ULLII:S! Mtrcum Roofing • SpoutIng. 30 yooro uperlolnce. eped •lif:lng In buHt up roof. Coli 614· 388-9857. urvice . Call 814 · 317 - turo. 304-676 -6230. >1ELP U5 5E1TLE UP WITH THCX.E T'NO PAINTING - Interior oftd oxt-r, plumbing. roofing. 80me remodeling . 20 · yra,.~ oxp. Coiiii14·3B8-BII&2. ;, 2886, ·35 type freeze r, THAT $0UNOS NE~T, aian and Slllmeae kinena. Pleooont. or call 304-676 2310 . The Daily Senlinei- Page-1-1 Ohio CADDY· !!UT rT WON'T Coil 446-3844 otter 4PM . WEEKS WESTIE KENNEL AKC Woot Hlghlend white terriers. puppitl and at'ud Pan.erot A'"ddleport, Improvement• Pai nting interior • exterior. wallpaper h•naing , I neured. FrM ettimatet. 814 · 949· ~- ---------- 142 acres near Rio Grande houae & buildings. Will 1 ~i all or part. Cell 446-2 699 after 6 . Friday. June 10, 1983 Home DRAGONWYND CATTERY · KENNEL. AKC Chow pupploo. CFA Hlmoloyon. Por- WINDOW alr·conditloning unit, uaed 1 year, can be tHn It 611 Main St . Pt. Lots & Acreage 8.1 r-'.:.;N;..'.:C.;.AR:.::L:.:.Y:LE:_'"-------!Z.L::arrv::!:_:W:_r~lg~ht PAYING cooh for comlco . ond poporbocko. fx!y. all or HILLCREST KENNEL • trede . Coat•cr ·.. Cheater. Boordlng oil br-o. lolling Hoppy Jock Dog Food. AKC 304-117&· 11239 ' Dobermono: .Stud lorvlco. NEW Boloow lowmill llo Coil 4411-7781 . Planer. $till in Original cr•te, never u1ed. nla price : AKC reglotered. 13 - o l d •3.200 . 00 - Coot: Brittany; 1 male, 1 ferm~le. 83, 750.00. Runs off tractor 1100. 304-876-766& 80 Ookwood. 3 bodr;;omo: 2 b.ths, ~eiM:tric. tiki owr ii"Y11141n11, 814-336·B924 or 304-678-2221 . ~~ M isc. Marc:handin Ohio _ ___ ____ -- 1'\tol StrMt Autl y..- analyns the '80s with a WMkty review ,o f ec(lln()f'nic .end invntment mann. 1 :00 • (I) (I) ....... 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I II MB/1/1 A YHK <· ~ (, Y IIJ.t/I H - UIIK I•: QJ IFWJ •~, Yesterday'• Cryptoquole : WE LIVI·; I N II WOIII.Il '1'11111' HAS NARROWED INTO A NEIGHI!OKHOOD I:IF.t'O IIt: IT liAS 8 :00 G ( J) (~J Otff'rent Strokes AlUM' a ratned OUI C~tf~Pt"g trtp . Arnold. Wtlhs and Ktm· hftrtv t:nm~t hnmH tn hnd Mr BROADENED ~ •· . . ................ . INTO A JJKU'I'HEKHOOD.- LYN,DON ·' • �Page-; 12- The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 10, 1983 - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·Meigs emergency squads kept busy Eight calls for assistance were answered by units of the· ·Meigs Couniy Emergency· Medical Ser· vice Thursday . and overnight reSidence for Leah Sanders who was taken w O'Bieness at Athens. At 2:05 a.m. Friday George Carper 1 Frtday. At 11:40 a.m. the Pomeroy unit took Norma Goodwtn from her Lasley Street home to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at U: 48 a.m . the Middleport unit treated but did not transport Angela J ulian at her Nort h Fourth St. residence; at 12:01 p.m . the Mlddleport unit took Bill Lowell from hls Poweii Streethome to the Holzer Medical Center ; and at 12 :39 p.m . the Middleport unit responded to the Second Ave. residence of William Wllllams who "FIRST - Satunlay In I he CQUnty. The ne..vsp•IIJi!riiWiii away but Shrlners wW accept COIIIIItbllltlo!ll!l meet the over S!Mf mlDion · budget for Shriners Hospital• for Crippled Chlldrcn ·and Shrine Burns Institute. I Mayor Clarence Andrews of Pomeroy accepts the first copy of a four page tabloid newspaper from Paul Barnett, president of lhe Twin City Shrine Club while Bruce Reed, assl..tant chalnnan of the newspaper distribution program looks on. Twin City Shriners will hand out the tabloid Gladys Mac Hnrvcy Moore, 8.), Middleport . died Friday morning at thr Pinc'<'rest Carf' Cent f>r in Ga llipolis. She was prPCf'df'd in dm th by her first husbaftd . William Hoover: her second husband. Richard Moore: her father, Mes h Harvey: her m other, Ma rgaret Sh inner Harvey: and 11 brothers and sisters. She Is survived by two sons and da ughters-in-law. Robet1 and Elea · nor Hoover and H<•rbcrt and Maty Hoover, Middlcpon : a daug hter. Dorothy Collins, Pomeroy: a s ist.or, Daisy Conkle. Harpster. Ohio: right grandchildren. and t t greilt grandch ildren . Mary Malinowski of Erie, Pa .. also survived him . Funeral services will be Sunday a t 1: :l0 p.m. at the Fogelsong Fu neral Home with the Rev. George Hoschar officiat ing. Burial wlll follow a t the Graham Cem entery In New Haven . Friends may call at the Fogelsong F uneral Home Saturday between 5 and 9 p.m: Three st udents from the Pomeroy area have been accepted into the Ohio Univer sity Summer Scholar program which begins June 19. They are Gerald Dill, Racine, and Russell Flagg and Dorothy Wamei, Syracuse. All three are s tudents at · Southern High School. The program is desig(led for t.alenteq hig h school sh.Jdents who want the experience of a ttending a university while exploring an area of their academic or career interest. ' Regatta parade participants sought Participa nt s arc being _Invited to take part in the 19th annual Big Bend Regatta Parade which wUI leave Middleport for Pomeroy a110 a .m . on Saturday. June 25. i\.11 pe rsons and groups planning on takltlg part are asked to complete the accompanying registration form and either take it to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce offi ce, ground floor of the cou n · house. or m a ll it to the chamber . F r iends may l'i:.lll at l hC' R.aw lings- Coa ts-Biower F unera l Home from :1 to 9 p.m . Sa turday . F'unP ra l Sl'rv irrs wUl be he ld thot·e at l p.in. Sunday wlth Charles Russdl offi ci atin g. Buria l will be in thl' Fra nklin Cemetery in Vinton County . Ricky 0 . Malinowski Name ....... . S)JOnsorf'd By ... .. . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . . . . .. .. . .. .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. _.. . ___ .. Name ancl P hon<' No . of Person In Cha rge Ricky D. Malinowski. 17. Mason. died Thursday evening follow ing" tractor accident In Letart . He was born J an. 8, 1966, In Erie, Pa. H ~ Is survived by his lut her Ar1hu r Mqlinowskl of Erie Pa .. and (FORMERLy BRIAN 'S STEAK HOUSE) Ph . 304-675t62716 Pt. Pleasant • •Only 8 Miles from omeray Bridge . HOURS : Mon .-Sat.. Open at . Sun . 11 a .m. to 2 p.m. SPECIAL THIS SUNDAY: Ham . Scalloped Potatoes. Green Beafls, Hot Roll. and Beverage o...... .. .. .. ................ .Only 53.95 1977 BUICK REGAL ....................... ' 1695 · 4 door. Power brakes. Air. 1975 LTD ........ .. ...... .. .............. ...... . ' 1595 2 door, l ow~er. Good cond. PB. PS, Air. . 19715 FORD F-350 PICKUP, ...... ..... ' 1395 REMEMBER · WITH FLOWERS ride submitted to the commissioners for consideration this week. Commissioner Richard J ones noted that the new sectlO!' waul~ add 35 x 35 feet of space to the present building on the second a nd third fioors. That space, he said, would be utlllzed by the commissioners' office wlth a reception area on the first floor of the new building; and for the clerk of court 's operation and title office on the second . One ·feature included in the design Is a n eleva tor which would provide access for the handicapped to all !hree floors of the present courthouse. The entry room · to the elevator would be on the stree.t level while t he new structure ltself would set back from the street 1976 BUICK leSABRE .... . ........... • '1295 . 2 dr.. HT. Auto., PB, PS, Air. · RIGGS USED CARS .. .. ... " ' ' J ho nlll l " l h , j,._,j!lll ,I 11 "' ·" '~ ' 1111 rn 1'"' , ..II"' '"" POMEROY FLOWER SHOP I~ , !I "' CHESTER 985-4100 ' ""''"" ,,.,, 1' I "' r• (Circ le I I Haydoo· ~~;;;;~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~;:;:;:~;:~::;:;:;:~~;:;:~;:;:;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:~;:~;;;;:~;:; L •:j ~ - Wilkenson of Mason. his mother Linda Also S. surviving him arc two brothr rs Michae iB. and WUllam.J. WIIk<'nson , both of North Fath•r 's ft..v _ ·7· ~~~n~~~·- =~~~ o~ ~~.~e~ ~~7i~,~~~: and several aunt s and unclE'S. f. esty e . ,. . His ma ternal gra ndpa re nt s arp Devlllo and L('()ta Hubbard of Special This Week Mason and patPrnal g-randmothrr Jail... PRESENTS · A SELECT GROUP OF DRESS AND CASUALS FOR FATHER (Cont inued from pag<' I I Crimina l J ustiCf' Sf>rvicf'S to PO· couragl' a nd glvP p riori ! ~· to regional or cooperative proj•'<'ls Involving multiple ('Ount iPs ln onl('r to achlew more f'ffl clrnt and effec tive util izat ion of r<'SOUI'<'f's. Samsonite . REG. $210 NOW $184 PRICE Speakers cho!!1~ n Mr. and Mrs. OewaynPStul tlcr of Chester will bespcaklngand singlng a t the Sa lva tion Army, Buttcmut Ave .. Pomero~' Sunda ~' . J une 12. at 7::l0p.m . The leader will beY .P.S. M. EloiSI' Adams and prayer by Outpost Sergeant . Mrs. Dora Wining. In stru mental mu sic wlll a lso be ff'a tutl'd. The public Is Invited to attend . Veteran!! M1•morial A<l!nltted: Lelia Hellma n. Pomeroy: Jiomer Graham . Racin<': J ohn Prater. McAt1hur; J ason Wells. Rce<~svllle : Esther Kissell . Middle· port: and Eva Stout. Pom eroy. ·Qit;ch arge!l: Michael Lemke. Hell.'11 McClellan, Beat tiC€ Ralrden. Elm'r Pickens, Margaret Ann Joruvon. .. PIQP car wash There will be a car wash Satuj(lay starting a t 10 a .m. at the fOITI1j!r I. G .A. stpre lot between Mld<ji}•port and PQmeroy Saturday . Sta g the event wUI be candidates for Bend Reg~na Queen. to Elberfelds In WEEKEND SPEpiALS •Little Boys' Shorts & Tops •Hanes Pocket T·Shirts (MATCHING OTTOMAN PRICED SEPARATELY) •Chair Sale •Junior Blouses •Jr. Sportswear •Uttle Girts Shoits & Tops •Summer Skirts •Ladies' Sportswear DINE OUT. ...AT HOME For cool. comfortable outoide dining, you can't compete with the Body Glove® Collection by Samsonite. The chai11 are beautifully contoured and match up so very nicely with the spacious table. 5 PIECE G.ROUP Meftts Tuesday Lifestyle FURNITURE •FR EE DELIVERY SHOWCASE . REG. $740 $598 OPEN DAILY TO 5'P.M MON. & FRI. TO 8 P.M. 446-3045 . .. .. GAlLIPOLIS - The technology has Increased In the nearly 30y~s Ernest Wigglesworth served wlth the Ohio Highway Patrol , but the changes have been for the good. And-because or those changes and other factors, Wigglesworth said there are not nearly as many fatal or injury· related accidents occun1ng In Ohio as there were when he join€<! the patrol in August 1954. Wigglesworth, commander of the patrol's Gallla·Melgs post for the past 12)S years, put In his last day Friday, having reached retirement age. • "! want to enjoy life a little, rid~ REG. $210 - NOW Southern Loca l J3oi)rd of Edueatlon wlll rneet Tuesday at 7 p.m . In the calete rla a t the high school. By KEVIN KELLY ThnerSeellnel Staff Samaonite's New Swivel Rocker tilts back and swivels around . Complete your comfort with a matching ottoman and side table. Available in beautiful summer shades. . ~ lAST CAlL' - U . Emesl Wlgglesworih, commander of the Gallla·Melp post of the Ohio Highway Patnll, rctlnld from lhe patrol Friday. He came to the area in January 19'71, succeeding ~ D. McCreedy at lhe patrol's GamPous headquarters. A succeMOr for Wlgglesworih ·Is to be announced soon. Pom~roy SHOP ELBERFELDS. AND SAVE.ON •Girts' Fashion Jeans •Men's Wort< Shirts •Men's Dress... Socks •Cannon Bath Towels •Boys' Lightweight Jackets N o H a n d s ® I Lean back and relax . Lie flat lor siesta or suntan. Sri up to sip a cokJ one. No Hands. the self-adjusting chaise from the Samsonite Body Giove 00 collection. • Silang. welded. tubular steel frames • Rust-resistant S amso n · G~Id 00 frame finish • Cool. comfonable Super·Tuff "' sttngs 1n a ci"'ice of decorat9r colors The sleek Body Glove® Collection is one of the hottest selling groups in the country due to its patterned design and its super comfort that speaks for itself. Not only is it comfortable but It looks fantastic!! I · CHAPMAN SHOES Next FURNITURE NOW AT SPECIAL PRICES ¥2 Meigs County happenings FURNITURE SHO'WCASE 0 10 Sectiom , 60 Paget 35 Ce,n h A Multimedia Inc. New•paper -- - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - -------------- Wigglesworth retires ~ed . 1975 PINTO .. ............ ·.. . 1 .................. ' 295' 2 door. Runs good . Rough. Ph uz1oJ9 01 9'12 'm Ent ry mPmbers will wa lk -- - tnfint Mlddleport_:-Pomeroy-Gallipol!s-foint Pleasant , Sunday, June 12, 1983 1974 CHEVY NOVA ........ ..... ..... ...... ' 1295 Auto. Gooc! cond. PS. · ' ""' r tC irclel tnttS . --~-- - a ny money for it.'' He said that ii the fu nding being "PPii<'d for l' not with Its first floor on a level with the second floorof the courthouse. Part of the area now in lawn between the courthouse and the sheriff' s depar1ment would h<' utilized for parking. The old garage wou ld 1Je torn down to make way for the· new structure. and there would be a corridor between the courthouse and 1he sheriff's department. J ones stressed tha t the design of the addition wUI be compatible with the existing architectural des ign of the cour1 house. He said additional space has been needed for a long time. not only for office expans ion. but fbr storage. " The Idea of add ing to the cout1house isn ., a n<'w one:· J ones said·. " it 's just tha t then' has never been grantfXI, hav ing the olans completr'l"i and "rf>adv to go'' might make il eas ier to get monf'~· lhl' nP.\ t t i1~1p c1 source of fund ing arises. L fX'a l unPmp loymcnt [(~vt~ l is a c ritt'l'i<~ for c ited Ml'lgs Count ~' · s joblt•ss rai l' w hich now sta nds just undrr :lO Pf'n' t 'Il l . Som e toea t monf'y wou lrl tx• involw'(l in the eonslmcrion, sinct' grants ,Jrf' rnaclt• on .1 t-U:lO matching funcl basis, .JonPs t'xplainf'(L [)(lcisions on applications a rr l'.' q..Jtl( 'fl'< i to IX' fund in ~ and Jones made• !lot la ter than Sept . I. G-M Post Commander Regional EMS system 1974 AUDI .................. .1. .. .. .............. .. 7 95 2 door..4 speed Runs good. 4 spd. Factory Story oo Page I).I • By Charlene Hoeflich Thnes-Sentlnel Stall . POMEROY - The Meigs Couniy Commissioners are illlemptlng to secure a $!'m,OOJ grant for the constnicllon of a two-story addition to the couqty courthouse In Pomeroy. With the possibility of funding avalla ble through the Economic Development Act Jobs Blll, the commis· stoners have retained Kim Shields, consultant , and Fred Schwab, architect, who a re now preparing -the application and plans. Filing <leadllne Is June 30. . The preliminary pia ~ for. the brick structurewlth some sandstone fadng a t the front - were 1976 GRANADA ....... ...... ...... .. .. ..... . '1595 Marriage license • Story oo Page A-4 Meigs seeks $500,000 grant for courthouse 4 door.Ji cyl. Good condition. held Sa turday a nd Sunday from noon to 6 p.m . at the Senior Citizens Center. Approx imately 100 quilts will be dis played, rpany of them for sale . The show is open to the public and there will be a $1 charge at the door . Dcsorlpt ion of 0nt ry ............ ., ............................ . ............•.. .. No Vol. 17 No. Is· Cap;dglilad 1983 1979 COUGAR ................... .. ........ : ' 35~5 4 dr., auto , PB, PS, Air, 302. Gooc! conditton. 1980 FORD GRANAD~ ..... :........... . ' 3595 4 dr., 'PB, PS, Air, 6 cyl. 1979 FORD F· 100 PICKUP .. .... .... .. ,.'3895 Auto., PB, PS. Good condition. 1978 FORD GRANADA .. • .. .. ..... ' 3.1 95 4 dr.. dark blue. 6 cyl.. PB. PS. I Institute of Banking grads Another bomb blast rocks Lebanon Man takes 'shots' at Ohio DWI law __, .CAR VALUES A tradilioqal quilt show will be AlonJihe IUver ............... B-1-8 Area deat!a ............... ....... A·7 · BwtlnEu ... ..... ... ................ C-8 c•e·si.lleds ...... ................D-3-1 Edllorlal-...... ..... .............. . A·2 Fann ............................. ,C-6-7 Loclll ... .................... A--5-8,11-8 Sports ... ................... ··' · .. C.I-5 '1'\'..fullics ... .•.•...•••...... Insert ~~l}!!ican • ~~~~~:::~::~~::~::::::~;;;;, Quilt show set ·········· ·· ·· · · · ····· · ·· · ···· · ··········· · ····· · ········ .. . .. ... . . ... ... .. . .. . ...... ,. Does entry include a floa t? Yes Page C. I R) . 62 ..... ... ...... ... .............. ..... .. ...... ... .... .. . ..... ...... Type of E n! ry I · A marrtagc license was Issued in Meigs County P roba te Cour1 to Ira Gordon Roach, J r. , 24, Racine, and Apr if Hayma n, 2$, Racine. 1983 REGATTA PARADE Times- Sen~~el RES..I AU Summer scholars may enroll in ell her of two summer sessions for five credit hours of tuition-free course work. usually at the college fres hman level. To be eligible for the Summer Scholar program , the student must be of junlorstanding as of this academic year and be in the upper 10 percent of the class. ' TOday's · ....:..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.;.,......_ Students enroll in program Area Deaths Gladys M. Moore Attreated 5:06p.m Esther Kissell was was but. not transported. transported from an a partment at Stonewood to Vetera ns Memorial by the Middleport unit: at 6:45 p.m . the Pomeroy unit took Eva Stout from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial H ospita l. and at 11:18 p.m. the Tupwrs Plains unit was called to the Shirley Ha rris was tra nsported from Meigs Mlne2 to the Holzer Medical Cenfer by tbe Rutland unit . ' . my bike around the United States, and then look for a job." he said, summing up his plans for retirem ent . It was . a passion for riding motorcycles that prompted the Massllon native to become Inter ested In the patrol as a career - as well as a first encounler with a trooper at age 18. "I won't go Into tha t," he said jokingly. ' Wigglesworth said he was im· pressed by the t rooper's professiona lism. But theAnny eameflrst, and alter joining in January 1951, he served in Korea with t he Infantry's 7th Division. Follov{lng a year there, he was sent to Czeci"'slovokla as a border patrol guard . Discharged in Decem ber 1953, he entered the patrol academy s ix months Ia ter, and following gradua · tlon, got his first assignme nt a t London. He ~-~~("! I')Jgfu lly that by the time he enter€<!· the patrol, motorcycles were being phased out, and were ellmlnated from the patrol fl eet in 1956. But a t the beginning, Wigglesworth indica ted there seemingly wasn't enough time to enjoy motorcycles even if they had been kept. " Back when I first came on, you made $276 a month and were· scheduled for 12·hour shifts, which were more like 16 because of a ll the reports and paperwork." he said. " We seemed to have more cases then. We're more traffic-oriented today, but we had more felony involvement then." Wigglesworth said it wasn't that patrol' s jurtsdiclion was som ewhat broader , It only exercised It s authortty m ore vigorously . "There weren't too many of us, so if you ran Into something, you handled it," he said - with those somethlngs ranging from fende r benders to rapes and s hootings. "It was wasn't enjoyable before there were Intersta tes. befOre radar," he noted . "If you saw a viola tor , you just fl at had to chase him down ." But ·the new 55 miles per hour speed limit and other changes have been beneficial. he added . "Wha t It all bolls down to, we're basically trying to obta in the same goals we had In '54, but we now have m ore time to do It." Wigglesworth said. "Back In those days, when you responded to Injury accidents, you knew you were going to have serious problem s. Injurtes are now much reduced, the severity is less." Wigglesworth was tm nsferred to Bellefont a ine In May 1958 as corporal: to Clrclevtlle In May ~ as sergeant ; and finally. to Gallipolis In January 1971 as lieutenant and post commander . His most vivid local case was in March 1!E!, when he and Trooper Allen Wheeler Individua lly cap· lured two Rutland men shortly alter (Continued on Page A-6) ·'· most cost efficient, claillls health service By The T..S Stall GAlLIPOLIS - An a na lysis of county tax fu nds us€d to support emergency medica l ser· vices since l979 1n seven count les of southeast Ohio reveals that for the four counties which rem a in in the regional SEOEMS system. a cost Increase of 47.5 perce nt h<t< occurred. For the three which withdrew to start Individual county servlees, how· ever. the cost has more than doubled- accord ing to lnfonna lion distribut ed by the SEOEMS management. The ana lysis of tax re<.-ottls supplied by auditors of the couyues of Athens. Gall Ia . Hock · ing, J ackson. Lawrence, Meigs and Vinton was released Ftiday by the Ohio Valley Hea lth Serv ices Found a tio n . In c. tOVHSFI OVHSF", a regiona l hea lth agency. originally planned the SEOEMS system : and , since, 1979. has managed the setvlt'l' under co ntrac t w ith th(• SEOEMS Board of Truslees. The counties of Athens, J ackson. l.aw!'l'nce and Vinton al'l' serviced by SEOEMS. Ga llla Couniy withdrew In m ld-1979 and Hocking a nd Meigs s ix months later. OVHSF statist iCs show the following percentage Increases In cost of service s ince 1979 - on a per 0aplt.a basis - for thoSI' co unties r e m a in ing with SEOEMS: !l.thens. 40 percent : J ackson, ~2 percent: Lawrence. 47 percent: and Vinton. ~1 percent. About I~ percent of that Increase, according to OVHSr. is due mainly to Ga llla and Hocking Counties leaving the system . Gallla County (population 30,1001 contracted for em ergency service from four SEOEMS stations in 1979 for 5145.090. or $4.82 per capita. . \ . ~ __ ' !'~...!'~...J:!..:.r )I• I!LJ lq N 'f ii~ LJ S W t"Jo. 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(Ch!lrt suppllt'tl by OVliSF) Today, the on<'-sta tlon, county opera ted servlc'l' Is budgeted for $296. 100 for 1983 - or , $9.84 per capita, up 104 Jiercent. Hoc·kl ng Coun ty, according to . the OVHSH, has experienced s iml.lar.lncreases. In 1 9~1.1ts las t full year In SEOEMS. thr cost was U54.00J. or $6 ..'W per caplr a ,population 24,3001 for service from four SEOEMS stJJ tlons . Its 19&1 budget fo r one rounty operated sta tion Is $3l4.00J: or. $12.92- up 104 percent. " Although Meigs County IJJOP ula tlon 20,00J J has historically been serviced by volunt eer cum pan les." 1he report reads. " the pffcc::ts of Infl a tion have taken their toll even there." "Ear ly-on. these volu nteer groups usually supported their needs for equipment and s upplies 1hrough bake sales and other types of fu ndralslng schem es." the repon.contlnues. "As late as 1979, one SEOEMS sta tion was loca tt'tl l n l·hf' Wf'S IPrn parr of l ilt:' count y al .:.1 cos t of !tboul $~.( 01 ;:mnwtlly ." 'J'hP n•JJUrt {'IHlt: ludt's: " Since Mrigs wit hdr<'w from SI·:OI<MS. II1L' county has passPd a t;tx IPvy fur I<M S and tlJS budl.Wh•d suppo11 for thP volunhw s in i~P.1 In thl' mnou nt of $Z".H. TT7 $1.2 . ~,1 p<'r ca pita ." i\!'cordlng to lhP SI·.:OI<MS I nJStPf' S, thCSI' figu iT'S SUpfJul1 thP co m:(~pt rh ar a rf'gional E MS systrm ca n prov ide· tx·t h.•r st~ r ­ vkf' and ca n do so rnorf' econom ica ll y than lhP ~o, ing l f' . count y type. ' " l ronlc<.tlly, " till' rt'txJrt cun ll'nds, " rega rdlPs~ uf 1llt' in· creased eost s in (;aUla and Hocking, less scrvlrt• is bt'i ng provided Lha n while pa rticipa tIng in thP SJ-:OE MS system when each county wa s sf•rvrod by fo ur SEOEMS sta tions. Only one station L~ in opera tion in Pacll of these cou nties today." Ohio legislators will meet on budget hill Negotiators hope for '84 budget compromise cautionary note saYtng the "jury Is By CLIFF HAAS stlll out" on whether House Republl· 1\a"ieled Pre. Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Leaders cans want to join In a blpartlsin . of a ~slonal group tcylng to agreement. OnFrlday,thenegollatorsagreed dralt a compromise 1981 budget are cautiously optimistic .that House to set aside up to $10 bUIIon In a and Senate negotiators can settle on " contingency fund" for recession a spending plan when bjlrgalnlng relief programs tor which leglsla· tlve authorization elther does not resumes next week. "!really believe we have a chance exist or Is scheduled to expire of coming up with a lludgel that call shortly. Some or all of the money could be pass both houses, " Sen. Pete DomE!IIcl, R ·N.M., chairman of l}le spent during the 1984 !Ileal year Senate Budget Committee, said · whlch begins Oct. 1 - If authorlza· tlon Is granted for programs such as Friday alter the conferees con· eluded three days of talkS. Work will health ln.aurance for tile unemresurrll! Monday morning. ployed, extended lllii!IDployment Rep. James Jones, D-Okla.. benefits, tpld reUef from Win and, chalnnan of the House Budaet ·1\ome mortgage torecoure. Committee, agreed, but added a t i> ;~ ~:- . :. .::. j ' '' ' ' ~ - 1--, I ,", __;: ":-::- ':"'~~· ,.·~·:·~~r-rr .::: I,- : COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Gov . Richard ·celeste and m ajortty Dem ocrats will huddle again this week to try t.o pu sh hl< controversial tax increase·budget bill the rest of the way throug h the Ohio General Assembly. AJ the same !ime, the House will seek to reach an agreement on a controversial bill, already approve<! by the Senate , establis hing collective-bargaining rights for pub· llc employees. Those two big lsssesaredescrlbcd by leaders o! both hOuses as the GB'l'l'INO a.MER- 8enMe BIMipt CoiMt llee Clullrmln · main. stumbling blocks to sununer Pete V. Duiitalkll, R-N.M., J'l&ll*, llllars a smile wD .!len. Lawton adjournment around the end ot the )).Fla., ,lull 1Miore budget~ Ill& to month . work f'ltdllr • CepMo!Jm. "I reilly believe we have a llllanoe·of ' Celeste and the lawmakers face a oonlinJ ap wllll a that can ..- I .._,. lllimadcl · July 1 II!;Cal ~adllne on the COQIIIII!tlted. ( AP I . l• . • a... =• ----SenMe House-a pproved budget. and unless It or a tem pOrary appropria lions bil l· Is passed by then the s tate won't be able to pay sa lar ies, welfare benefits or var ious other obllga tlons on time. Celeste a nd mem bers of his Ca binet w<:re -at an undisclosed retreat this weekend for policy planning and proba bly adlcusslon of strategy In dealing with the Democrat -coni rolled Legislature. Senate Pres ident Ha rry Meshel, D-Youngstown, had said earlier he couldn't go a long with any proposal that would increase the sales lax on Individuals. "Theblllwlll bedeslgned so that it is not aimed at Individuals. lt Is a business sales tax." the governor said. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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