https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0a74d5d9d343443a558f67fa73873736.pdf 91ea85b0ff36d867bee24ff1611a3929 PDF Text Text . Page Pon~eroy 12- The Daily Sentinel I Area deaths· C. M. Casto W.Va., Opaline RDwe of Rittman, Janice Talley of Chicago, Pl.. Joanne of Madison, W.Va ., and Phyllis of Yolyn, W.Va.; and a brother, Michael of Cleveland. · She was also preceded In death by a son. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday In McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Vinton. Friends may call a t the funera l home from 7-9 p.m . Friday. Carvosso M. Casto, 71, Roush Road, Cheshire, died early Thurs· day morning at the Holzer Med ical Center following a lingering Illness. He was born March3, 1912, a son of the late Robert a nd MaP Scott Casto. &>sides his parents, he was p,_ ceded In death by a brother, Donald, and a grandda ughter. Mr. Casto served as sexton of the Gravel Hlll Cemetery in Cheshire for severa l years and for several years was a custodian a t the Gallia County E lementary School. Surviving are his wife, Ilean D. Lit tle Casto; three daugh ters and sons-m-law, Sy lv1a and Arthur Brown and Katherine and Earl Caldwell , aU of Gallipolis; Dorothy and Lawrence Napper. 1\berdene. Oh. ; a son and daughter-In-law. Pa ul and Leslie Casto, Santa Monica, Ca li f. , seven gra ndch ildren , four brothers, l"'oyd, Robert a nd Freemon! Casto, a U of Columbus, a nd Arthur Casto of C heshire, a nd two slsters. Mrs. Eva Belle Davidson and Mrs. Beula h Ca rt er. both of Columbus. Also s urviving are a number of aunt s, uncles. nieces and nPphews. Serv ices will be held at 2 p.m . Saturday a t the Rawlings - CoatsBlower Funeral Home wit h the Rev . John Jeffreys officiating. Burialwut be in t h~ Ches hi r~ Grawl HUI Cemetery. Friends may call a t the funera l home from 2 to ·1 and 7 lo 9 p. m , F riday . Thomas McGowan Dr. Thomas McGowan, Mason, died Wednesday in Houston. Texas. F uneral ar rangements will be announced by Foglesong F unera l Home, Mason. C. M. Ashley Carrie M. Snyder Carrie Marilyn Snyder, 57, Ches hire, died in Vetera ns Memorial Hospit al Wednesday night: Born June 4, 19 ~. In Legan . W.Va ., daughterofthe la teWIIla rd McNeely and Li ll ian McNeely, who survives in Logan. she was a me m ber of F rf'f'w ill Ba ptist Church. Middleport and was a'iso preceded In death In 191\1 by her first husba nd , Russell Pr<·k. Surviving arc her S<-'COnd husband, Earl Snyder; thre-e da ughters. Mrs. Willia m (Ga ll) .Varian of Clifton. W.Va ., Mrs. Ray !Belinda ) Wolfe of Ga 11 ipolis, anti Mrs . Harold (Sheila ) George of Bidwe ll ; four sons. FUtndali Peck of G uysvllle . Gary Peck of Gahann a. Thomas Peck of Ches hi re, and .Ja m es Peck of Pom eroy ; 11 grandchild five sisters, lmajean J ones ofr en; Argyle, ' . Cha uncey Mu rl Ashley, formerly of Meigs County, died J une 16at the Ohio Maspnlc Home In Springfield. Mr. Ashley was born Dec. 6, 1888 a t Letart F ails. the son of the la te Elmer E lswort h and Sara h Izetta Roush Ashley. He was married lo Nola Jessie Amos on Dec. 19,1912 in Meigs Count)'. He was preceded In death by hts wtle on Oct. 21. 1973; a son. BrPnt Allison Ashleyo nNov.l2, 19'.>8; a sister, Mattie May In c hildhood. and a n Infa nt brother . Surv1ving are a son, WiUla m Dale Ashley, Canton; a da ughter. Mary Glenda Ashley, San F rancisco, Calif.; a grandson, David Lee Ashley. Canton , Oh.; agrandda ugh- . ter, Diane Lenore Ashley Hoe of Las Vegas, Nev.; three brothers , Ralph Dennis Ashley, Gallipolis; E rnesl Elsworth Ashley, Salem . Oh .. a nd HomerKennethAshleyof HartvUle. Mr. Ashley sold cars for the Edw.ards Motor Co. In F lorida a nd also had worked as a meat packe r In Pittsburgh . He had spent his last years at the O~lo Masonic Home. Services were held a t the Reed · Funera l Home in Canton and burial was In Forest Hill Ceme te ry in Canton . Loml resident s atte nding were fun eralwerea nephi'W, Rober1 D. llshlPy and wlle, .J une, Letart Fa lis; a great nephew, Kelt h D. Ashley . a nd wlfe, Emma . Rock Springs, a nd a nephew, R ichard P ickens and wife. Ma rie, of Cheshire. ..----.Local briefs:·-, Seven calls were answ<'red by local units Wed nesdqy and on 2QOI ~~~~a~mr~;;~~~~MC:.~~al ~~;~Is ce;'~~,;;'~~inomlngcallsincluded )DOl'. The Middleport Youth League Is sponsoring a Utile ·League Tourna ment starting July 2. Entry fee Is $10 and two new balis. No all-star teams will be permitted to take part. Those seeking more lnfonnatlon are to call Susie Stewart, 992-3326 or Greg Gibbs, 992-2178 or 992-3443. Sale petition filed by group Due to the Big Bend Regatta Parade which leaves Middleport at 10 a .m . Saturday, the drive through window of Central Trust Co. In Mlddlepori wlll not be open ·this Saturday morning. District l 0 contracts awarded Contracts totaling $32,429,791.68 were awarded In Columbus by the Ohio Department of Transportation , according to R. A. Booth, administra tor of-the Bureau of Contract Sales. The state's construction estimate on the 78 projects in 64 counties totaled $42,628,700. Dis trict 10 contracts awarded for Gallia and Meigs and Meigs and Athens Counties combined Included -Gallla andMeigs,lmprovlng a bridge on U.S. Route 35 and two bridges on State Route 2181n Gallia County and fourbrldges on State Route 71n MelgsCountywlth br-Idge deck overlays. A contract was awarded toCentraJAllled Ente'llr1ses,Inc .. Canton, with a bid of Ul5,100; Athens and Meigs, resurfacing 14.91 miles of Sta te Route 681 in both counties a nd State Route 124 in MeigsCounty.A port ion of the pmject lies in Rutland VU!age . Another contract was awarded to Shelly Co., Inc. , Thornvllle. with a bld of$624,099.17. e VoU2,No.51 Copy•ighlod t 983 Inside Sentinel Area deaths .... ····• ......Pap 1! By the BeftJI ........... Pqe~~ 5-8 Oassllled ads ....... Pages S.9-10 Comlc&-TV ................Page 11 Editorial .................... Page 2 Sporis ......... ......... Pages 3-4-,1\ Buchwald discusses job hunting ...Page 2 • Council makes plans for project.•• Page _ 5 '2 Sec: ti on, , l l Pa ge• 20 Ce nt• A Mult imedia In c_ Ne w spoper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Fridav, June 24, 1983 Must clear street By ROBERT BURNS AP Business Writer Sales of new U.S.-m ade cars jumped 73 percent In mid-June. while a trade journal said Thursday the companies would build 4.4 percent mof1' cars th is wE<'k tha n last. TI1ose report s were the latest indications that the a uto compa ntl's are bouncing back froni a long slump tha t slashl'<l sales. earnings and em ploym<'nt in their industry . In Washington. the CommcrcP Department sa id it expected the· va lue of a uto shipment s this year to be 30 percent highe r than In 1982. A govemment a nalyst a dd<'<! . however. that the industr-y would never retu rn to Its heights of the U1te 1970s . In a mid-ypru· upd a te of li s 1983 outlook for Ame rican Industry. the de pa rtme nt said mos t lndti striPs are beginning to rC<'Ov£'1' from I he !981-82 recession. 11u~ , recovP~Y for restctcn1ial construction a nd for rdatro Industries such as lumber and fu mitur"<' product ion Is m orr ra pid than wa' expected six months ago, II sa id. In all, the r"t'vlsed outlook eatt('(l for the nationa l economy to grow ~_;, pert·ent to 3 )X'r-ccnt from last year's level. Tha t is below the gowmme nt 's earlier estima te of :1.7 All cars are to be cleared from S. Second Ave. , In Middleport at of7 a .m. Saturday for the Regatta Parade Pollee Chief J . J. Cremeans reports. TURKEY AND DRESSING CHOICE OF POTATO VEGETABLE ·. LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS ........... '2.99 BBEAKFAST SPECIALS .......................... '1.99 DINING ROOM aOSES AT 8 MONDAY-SATURDAY DINING ROOM aOSES AT 4 ON SUNDAY LIFEFLIGIIT-TheLifeFllghthellcopterservlceofGrantHospltal, Colwnbus, was called to Pomeroy Thursday night to transport James R . Ferrell, 25, Syracuse, to the Veterans Admln1stratlon Hospital in Cincinnati. Ferrell was swimming with a group of friends at Swadley Lake, oU county road 12, just outside LangsvWe. FerreU apparently ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY REGATTA spE'CIA LS ·_ . - DISCOUNT HARTLEY SHOES, INC. · HANGTEN FASHION JEANS SPORTSWEAR Includes all of our Lee and Wrangler fashron denim 1eans. Prewashed, straight leg and boot Hare styles. $19.95 Jeans ............. Sale $22.95 Jeans ............. Sale $24.95 Jeans ............. Sale $26.95 Jeans ............ Sale SHORTS, SLACKS. TOPS. SKIRTS. HATS AND SOCKS Regular $3.00 to $38.00 Sale Priced $2 39 to S30 39 $15.56 $17.86t------~---~ $19.46 LADIES' $20.95 COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR ·210 E. Main St. POMEROY, OHIO PH. ~2-5272 Regatta Sale prices on our entire stock of misses and extra size sportswear. Douglas Marc, Bradley, Queen Casual, Trissi and Devon. The Biggest Name in Little Computers ® TAPE and ALBUM SALE • All COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR SALES • SERVICE LEASING • TRAINING Regatta Sale prices on all of our LP albums and cassette tapes. Country/Western. Religious. Popular, lnstrumen· tals, Blue Grass and Children's Music. MEN'S AND BOYS' TUBE SOCKS Reg. $4.79 Albums ................ Sale _$3.85 Boys' sizes 7 to II - Men's 9 to 15. Famous Springfoot quality. Reg. $6.79 Albums ................ Sale $5.45 Buy now for back-to-school wear. · Reg. $9.79 Albums ............... Sale $7.85 $1.59 TUBE SOCKS ............................ $1.19 · White with Color Tops 48K MOdel III ssoo Off $L89 TUBE SOCKS .........................: $1.49 Sweat Shirt Grey/Color Tops .. · MEN'S l ., SWIM TRUNKS Cofrlmtrclal haM A111llabl• For Only t5i Per Month Good style and color selection. m Our lowest price ever! The Model is sure to increase the productivity of every manager. Choose !rom ready-t<Hun buSIness and personal programs and - how easy h lsi You can do word processing, 9Pr88<ISheet analysis, electroniC filing, accounting and more. Don't wait-get your own Model m today and start saving time and effort RAVE NSWOOD. W.Va. tAP ) Part of Kaiser Alum inum a nd Chemical Co.' s fabrication pla nt here wUI be idled beca use of a fire tha t erupted when a hyd ra ulic tine ruptured, com pany spokesm an Robert I reian says. The fire began about 3 a.m . Thursday when the line ruptured. spewing hydraulic fl uid on a eoiler. Irelan said. "The coiler takes the flat me tal that the hot line has produced a nd roils It into a roil," Irela n said. The hot line, pa rt of the aluminum fabricating plant , Is about a quarter-mile long. It takes aluminum Ingot ~ up to 28 inches thick and passes them through a series of mllis, reducing lhe me tal to a thickness the hot mlll can handle. The mills can produce aluminum as thin as foil . The fire was brought under control by employees a nd firefighters from Ripley and Ravenswood, Irelan said. One employee was treated for smoke inhalation but no serious Injuries were reported, company officials said . · "II was a pretty substantial fire," Irelan sa l<!. "It centered around one of the two rolle rs. and It did bum a hole In the roof. "We don'i knoW the extent of tlic damage yet. _Meetings are taking place now to determine the extent of damage a nd how long it will takt' to get the equipment back Into opera tion .'' DRESS SALE SUNDRESSES, PINAFORES and 2 PC. SETS . $8.95 SWim Trunks ................ Sale $7.15 $10•95 SWim·Trunks............... · Sale $8.75 . $11.95 SWim Trunks ............... Sale $9:55 $12.95 SWim Trunks ............. Sale $10.35 o Knits and Poly/Cottons ' ·sizes 3 to 24 mos., 2 to 4 4 to Gx 7 to 14 t I John A. Park, recently lndlctedby the Meigs Coonty Grand Jury for - chUdsteallng, hasbeenarrestedand Is being held In Orange Coonty JaR, Santa Anrui, Call!., the Mi!lgs County ·Sheriff's l):epartffient reported today. Park Is scheduled .to appear In California Co\lrt on Friday regarding whether or. not to waiVe , 300/o Off extradlllrJn to Ohio. · The department ls!illolnvestlgat· SHOP FRIDAY TILL 8:00 .. SATURDA.YTIU. 5:00 SllliiE. .. . I DISPlAY FROG TROPHY - Milch Meadows. left, of the Meigs County Jaycees, holds the traveling trophy which will go to Pomeroy or Middleport alter the results of the Yellow Jacket·PUJllle Panther Frog Derj!y are dctennined SaturdaY evening. With Meadows ,from the left, are Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews !Uid Middleport Mayor Fred HoHman. The derby will be held !Uinually between the • ,. ,. I • j • . Continued on page 12 ·.· , . r the estimate is nov..· lowf'r because thf' econom ic J'€'<'0Vf'IJ' got stm1ed late r than had bf>.en assumed pr1'viously. " Th£' ag:grf'gate e<'ono m~' is ln a solid adva nce." [)('(!prick said. "Thcr(''s no reason not to f'X(JN'f fur1hN good gains In th0sr<·ond hall of the year. " Sumt:' private <X'onomists arC' ron('(' rnl'd tlwJ I ht" govC'rnment 's wld('ning budget deficit s may d riw up Int erest r ates latf'r this year. da m pe n in g lh t• ~cono m y's expa nsio n. Thf' Treasury Depa rt ment reported 11JUrsday tha t the govcrnmPnl' s deficit in May was th~ biggest for any mont h In history$~U l>lll lon. T hat brought the shortfHII for the first r ight m onths of rile fl sral yea r to $1t;_t,R billion. th<' departmen t said. 1 Last MaV the deficit was $1R.!I billion. ·ntf' Reagan a dmini~ J ra tio n is pr-l'dtctlng that sp<• ndlng for all of fi sca l l!IRl. which e nds Sept. :10. wil l surpass income by $2111.2 billion. m orf' rttim tw!r<' la!-'1 yf';tr's I'('('Ord $1.10.7 blilion drflri t. Thursday when Jawmakr r s and " I don't forcsw any Sf'r ious representa tives of thr· aff('(· trd Institutions compromised on levels of taxation for ba nks a nd savings a nd loan institutions . Under the com promiS£', the two types of Institutions will pay the sam e level of taxes in permane nt Jaw . But thl'y will br assesst'<l vary ing surcharges durillg lhf' next problems. F"or the most part. we didn 't do anything to the rsS£"n tlal areas (Of I he Hous!' bill>." h~ sa id. 111e compromise on th~ fin a ncia l ins titutions tax swit C'lres the m from a dPpo<;it s tax to lht• net worth ca tegory of the rorpo ra te fran rhlst• tax. Both types of Institut ions will pay 15 mitis per $I, I))) of valua tion . Big Bend Regatta weekend schedule dama8t' to ll lllllllbox and newspaper tube at the Betty Toney .. ' DeJX'lrtm enl und€'J'S('('I'(' !;Jry . Sr'lld Ry RORERT E. MU..LER bie nnium ;osa lrglslatlvrcom mitt t't t\!,o;oci111ed Press Writer invpst !galt'' what was tl!•stT llx'd as COLUMBUS. Ohio (/\P i - Sc- a rompl~x a n•a of taxation. nate PrPS ident Ha r ry Mrshel pr"<'Th<' 11111 ~m P rgt:'d from t h ~ die ted passage today of Gov. com milll'l' after day -long ncgotla Ric ha rd Celes te's twa.yl'ar bud get lions by a vot~ of 7-4, a long strict hill a it hough he could not afford ro pa r ty lim•s. Hr publicans oppost<l 10...~ a single ()c>mocTa tlc vote'. ~ thP Sp('ncling a nd taxat ion pla n as He said Thu rsday night. a!tl' r thl' <'X<'t>ssivt• aftl'r none of thr lr Senate F lnancr CommHtf'P rPL·om subsrnnt ivP arn c nflmenrs was mended passage, tha t his 17 adopt NJ me mber cauc us Is solid a nd tha t hi' MPshel bru shed asldt• "'" c;op CXfll-'CIS no support among thr u; oppos it ion. say ing the budg~t " I' In minor ity R.t>publlcans. goocl sha)X' . We pruvidf'!l t lndlvldMeshel. D-Youngstown , spent the ua ll ta x rel ief. WL• adclt:'d rnorl' past sevPr al wCC'ks bringing l1ls mn n P~' for rduea tlon and wP troops togethl'r on thl' ll>cord. $2.'> pcr fo m>l'd within the buclgf' t til at billion taxa tion a nd spt•nding plan . was Sf'n t to us hy tile Housl'." Mt•shcl sa id Ill' expec ts lilt' Some Dem oc-rat s, hlrn s~ lf lnl'iudro . said they didn't like Jlilr1s of thr massive doc ument to wind up n<'XI m easure as appruv(--cl by thr I l ou~· . W(;pl{ In a Senatr--House conf£'rf'nC(' The package ca ml' together la tl' committPl'. lng ·- pcn'f'nt growth . Hobert [)(>dcrir k. tllc Commerce Senate vote set on Celeste budget Park held in California on charges LITTLE GIRLS' S 128--30 Waist), M !32-34); L (36-38) and XL 140-42). (Piu• Appllc•b'• UH/S.t.• tu) jumped or dove from a 20 foot high wnll Into shallow water. He nJCeived a broken neck. The victim wM taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Rutland Emergency Squad at 6: 02 p.m . The pl1111e de parted for Cincinnati !rom near the hospital ataboot IOp.m. F errell l<ithesonofMr. and Mrs. DUford Ferrell, Syracuse, Fire disables Kaiser plant mill JUNIOR MEN'S Men's Men's Men's Men's . ... Page 11 entine aty SUNDAY'S LUNCHEON SPECIAL TRY OUR DAILY TV listings Auto sales soar in U.S. J ack M. Braley, Sr., not Jack M. Syrac use residents contributed Braley, Jr., was·ltned In the court of $117.351n a fund drive held there by · Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews the Mental Health Association of Tuesda y night. Ohio to help with the work of the associa tlon . Linda Ferrell . chair- rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;,;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ person, extends thanks to contribu tors a nd to bellrtnger workers Louise Lcndon, Sara h Roush and Eva P hillips. FOR THE WOMEN: Naturalizer, Nurse Mates and Sebago FOR THE MEN: Florsheim. Levi's, Hush Puppies. Red Wing. Weinbrenner Wolverine • Rudy-to-Run Softw1re Llbrlrw Avall1ble t • Oliver share top honors . in.Diles play..•Page 4 Correclion Fund dri\'e WORK & DRESS SHOES 1 Completely Self-Contained Deaktop Unit 1 65-Key Typewriter-Style Keyi!olrrd With 12·Key D1taped for NumeriC Entry 1 Bulll~ln Hlflh·Aesolullon 12• VIdeo Screen Dl~playa1• Lin. .-of 84 ChMicterl • TWo Bulll·!n 184K Dllk Drtvea • R$-232C lnterl~~ee 1 PrlnMf ll'lterllc:e ~oush, RJ. A suit for petition for sale was filed by the General Board of Trustees, Church~ of Christ In Christian Union, Clrctevllle, against the unknown persons who ha ve a vested contingent or reversionary interest in the real estate known as the Hlland Chapel Churches of Christ In Christian Union, Salisbury Township, Meigs County, et a l. ON All MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FAMOUS BRAND Mon.-Thurs.-Sat. 9-5 Friday 9-8 tland: hertJert v. Dixon. Putiletlly; MarUyn C. Snyder, CheslJire; Lena K. Nesselroad, Pomeroy; Minnie · In January, he proposed changes In Medicare that would force · Kaptelna, Syraruse. · benetlctarles to pay more for routine · Discharged-None. . l!ospltallzatlon while getting greater protection against the cost IMued lieense ol catastrophic lllnesSi!s. Under the Medicaid . proposal, beneficiaries Marriage licenses have beeti · would have to make small pay· Issued In the Meigs Coonty Probate mentsforv1sltl,ngrloctors orhosplial -Coort to Dav1d Eugene Harper, 21; treatment. Rt. 4,Pomeroy,andDonnaSueHaU, The changes have not progressed 18, Rt. 1, Rutta,nd; Charles William In Congress. . Craig, 35, Rt. 2. Racine. and Debra His Intention, the president said Lynn Selle~. 19, Rt. 2, Racine< then, was to make consumers more i D avid J . Hedges, 24, Rl2, CoolvUie, conscious of the cost of health care, and Vlckey Lee Jackson, 19, Rt. 2. thus reducing trips to dcctors and Coolville; William Edward Lewis, hospitals and lowering government 41; Nothup, and Delores Jean costs. Nationally, health care costs Hudson, 33, Syracuse. · rose 11 percent last year, dsplte an overall Increase In inflation of 3.9 To end maniage ,percent. ' FUlng for dissolution of marriage In the Meigs County Commonj>leas Coort were Helen M. Capehart, Rt. Dri\'e-through window 1, Middleport, and William Cape? hart, 1, Mlddleport. • to be closed Saturday Youth league plans tourney "/O STORE HOURS: c. Rice. Ru- Admitted--Harold and by Medicaid, directed at the REGATTA WEEKEND -SPECIAL Answer7 calls * V~Msnorillllleep!t•l (Continued from page 1) Pomeroy Village oftlclals ~today tlnal arrangements have been !ru!de to ~rea "champlol)Shlp frog" for the upcoming Yellow J acket - Pu!llle Panther frog derby on Saturday. According to an offlctal news release, a ·c ontact was madewlth Bill Steed, a professor at Croaker College ln. Em)iyvllle, Call!. Also, accordlng to offlctals, Pomaoyhaslandedasureshotwlnnerln"He's theOne'', to beknownlocally as the " PrldeofPomeroy'' lnthecontest. This frog ~as performed In several exhlblllonsandhas a ~record, officials say. The frogs' trainer, who has been In contact with village officials for several days, states, "I have taken thls frog to rnanypartJi of North Ame r ica, but I have yet to come Into contact with. a competition tha t has such an alr of excitement around tt as the Ohio StatE' Frog Jumping Championships and the YeUow Jacket Panther Classic." June 23, 1983 ; Hospital nNB Reagan ... Final frog arrangements made r-----,..----------~---------1 thePomeroyunuat 6:46a. m. for Susan Petrie, 107 Peoples Ter race. taken to Pl easa nt Valley ·Hospita l, a nd P omeroy at 7:01 a.m. fo r Denlse Qua lls, tukm to HolzPr Ml'<llcal Center. Calls on \VI'dnf'Sdny inc luded I: .10 p.m., MlddiPport fo r Ma rlly n Snyder, Rout e 7, taken to VPterans Me morial Hospit al; Pomeroy. 4: J~ p.m . for Lena Nesseiroad from ·her hom e on Route 33 to Veterans MPmorln i; Rutla nd a t 5: •16 p.m. for Da nny Brlckles from Me igs Mine 1 to Vetera ns Me mor·Jal ; Middlepor1 at t;; 20 p.m. for Betty Sta nley fmm 7Tl Sycamore Si ., to l·lolze r Medica l Center; Mlddiepor1 a t 8: 51 p.m. for Edward .Jam es from Leading Creek Road to Vete rans Memor ia I. Th~y. Middleport, Ohio ,, ' FRIDAY, JUNE 24 . 2-4 p.m . - Ann McCoy a nd Ric ha rd Ca nab!'rry !coun try ancl weste r n. rock a nd roll) . 4: 30 p.m . -Burger ea ting contest tBurgrr C h~fl. stng1• . 6 p.m . -Carpenter Da nce Studio. stage . ·7 p.m . - Queen Contest begins. 7:30 p.m . - Vital Signs Band, sta!(e. 9 p.m .- Midnight - BUtzkreig band. stage. SATURDAY, JUNE 25 10 a .m. - P a rade lea ves Middleport - Sidewa lk Sa le sta r ts. 11 a m. - Carniva l opens, concessions open. a r ts a ncl cra fl s · s how. Ma rko, the Clown. · Noon - Antique car s how starts after pa rade. 1. p.m. - Marko, the Clown. on stage. 2 p.m . - Ohio River Drifters Square Dancing JOn Stag\>1. 4 p.m . - Robin Kessinger sand (On Stage ): 5 p.m . - Bob Persons Band (On Stage) . 6 p.m . - Frog Jump, 7 p.m . - Tex Harrison a nd Valley Boys (On Stage I. 7: 30 p.m . - Frog-Der by. 9 p.m. - Tex Harrison and V111ley Boys (On Stage). SUNDAX, JUNE 26 10 a.m. - Church ot choice. Nooii - Activities at fire station; He ritage Sunday, Meigs .· Museum; Sweet Adellnes, . · 1 p.m . - Chalnsaw Contest, tennis courts; .Moto'rcycle Show, · · parking lot 1 . • • �. . • Commentary 2-The Dally Sentinel :::"' Mldllplrt, Ohio Pag• 'I F.ldav. JUM 24. 1983 Professional liberai_-.--___J_am_es_J_.K_a_pa_tn.c_·k I The Daily Sentinel Ill Court St rt'et Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA lllb ~~ ~ ...... -r-. r'T""E511dli1=11 ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT .. .; WASHINGTON ~ Ralph Nader was the first "public Interest" Jdvocate of the past quarter· century, and though he no longer holds terror for members of ' Congress, he remains the grand· daddy of tbe whole movement that · ·has 'developed since he came on the scene. HUndreds Qf hls apostles carry on hls missionary work. Wbo are these people whose boid proposition Is to speak for the "Common Cause'' or tbe "Public Interest"? Two well-qualified scholars, S. Robert Uchter and Stanley Rothman, set out last )lear to deVelop; a profile Qf tliose who lead the public Interest groups. Uchter Is an assistant professor of political science at George Washington University; Rothman Is a professor of government at Smith College. In an earlier study of the "media eUte," Lichter and Rothman pro- Puh ll shf'r PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH . Asslstllnt Puhll!!iher/ Controller General Manai(N DALE ROTHGEB, ,JR. NewM Ed itor .\ MEMBER of The 1\HPiOCiated P~. Inland DaUy Pl"e!t8 Aw«dation and the American NewHpaper Publlshen !\.'ii!iOCiatlon. not pt."''!IIUnalitl~ . When women talk candidates listen When women talk these days, presidential candidates listen. . When feminist leaders send out a questionnaire, Democratic contenders respond with long, detailed answers. · And when women say they don't think much of Ronald Reagan's work, the White. House tomis a "war council" to look for ways to bridge the . ._ ..._ _ _ _..,_ _ _ _ _..;._ _ _;::; chasm between Reagan and mUllons of America n women that Is outlined poll after poll. ' Whether Democratic or Republican, the president and the preside ntial hopefuls are taking pains tiJ deal With women this year. Looking at the numbers of the "gender gap," all ·have realized that Women can be the difference between victory a nd defeat In 1984 for the tbird national ell'ctlon In a row. Women voted differently than men swinging more of their votes to the Democrat$ - In both 199l and 1982. And all the politicians are finding that dealing with the women .fie xlng their newly found political muscle fs not nearly as simple as the average · chauvinist might. think . :: Reagan might have thought that appointing the first woman to the Supreme Court and two female Cabinet m embers would be enough to make many women forget hls opposition to the Equal Rights Amendme nt ;md abortion. And the Reagan staff takes pains to chum out numbers on bow many women Reagan has appointed to other jobs. But, as Republican party professional Wilma Goldstein said this wee!<, ''People expect women to t>e appointed. It's only 11 women are not appointed that It would have a n lrnP')ct." So REagan and the other GOP officeholders are looking for ways and issues to appeal to women, to woo enough of them to their side of the ballot In 1984 to buDd a majority. That.' s the mandate of the White House group set Qp recently, with two very prominent members - Transportation !!reretary Elizabeth Dole and Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler, Reagan's two fema le Cabinet appointments. :: But If Reagan seems to be having problems solving thP puzzle of thP iender gap, Democratic presidential contenders are learning a lesson as well as they try to use the gender gap as a ticket to the OVal Office. · U they hoped otherwise, they are learning that just fatortng the Equal Rights Arnendnient a nd abortion Is not nearly enough to get the backing of ~omen for 1984. · The feminist leaders who sent all the Democrats a long questionnaire wanted to know about abortion and the ERA. And being against either L' almost certainly reason enough lor the group to blackball a candidate. · But those were only two off the 11 topic areas thai the questionnaire eovered. The feminists wanted to know where the candidates stand OJi employment' arms control, civil rights, social programs, the environment . And they wanteo!l to know how many women were on the candidates' ~ampalgn staffs. by .. Berry's World vkled empiriCal data to support the widespread slln!llse that Olir top editors and broadcasters tend strongly toWard contemporary liberalism. 'I'l!efr findings . on . the publlc Interest leaders are reported lit the current Issue of 'Public Opinion, a • publication of the American Enterprise Institute. · It will surprise no one to learn that Nader's disciples overwhelmIngly renect the social al'tll polltlcal posltlons of their Grand Old Man. Jn the same sense that there are "ultra-conservatives" on the I1ght, these leaders may fairly be catego. rlzed as the "ultra-liberals" of the left. LETI'ERS OF OPINION are wek'Oml<d. n 'fy !ilhoukll~ leM lhllii!JOO word11 lonll{. AU Letten ~ 5ub)ect 1o edlllnK and ntw4 he !iiiKJJed with name, ad~ and telephotw numher. No u"""lped letters 111oW he puiJlhihed. l.etten1 'lhould be ln good taMe, addre8- ~lng k<ttte8, .' "The other two parties may be.slaves ever gonna be specially interested in A blocked WASHINGTON - Two House committees are Investigating charges that John Feeders, the Securities and Exchange Commls· slon's enforcement chief, blocked an Inquiry Into questionable pay· ments to foreign otflClasl by the Ashland Oil Co. According to Capitol Hill sources, SEC Investigators received detaUed Information more than two years ago that Ashland - at tbe behest of Its then-chairman, Orin Atkins - was paying mllllons of dollars to officials close to the Sultan of Oman. But the commls· slon sat on the Information because Fedders told his enforcement chief not to Investigate the payments. My associate Indy Badhwar has obtained Interna l company docu· me nts that suggest the payments were Intended to persuade the sultan to sell crude oil to Ashland at favorable prices. Payments to foreign officiis In return for bust· special interests, b1,.1t no one's - • .. ii~T? A word on methodology: The two scholars created lists of key Individuals' publicly Identified .with the public Interest movement In lobbying, In law, In academia, In foUndatiOns and In government. They restrlcted the list to 74 groups In Washington and New ·York. From their list they selected a random sample of 157 Individuals representing a cross section of the public Interest elite, among them representatives of the· American Civil Liberties Union, Common Cause, Congress · Watch, Consu· mer's Union, the Environmental Defensed Fund and the Women's Legal Defense Fund. Who are these leaders? Tile study found them "overwhelmingly young (the average age Is 39) , highly educated, well-paid professionals." In the random sample, 97 percent were white, 00 percent male; virtually all of them were college graduates, and 89 pe~t · held postgraduate degrees. For the most part, . they came out of well-io-do llberal families on the East Coast. Jack Anderson ness favors are explicitly fqrl)ld<len by law. As I reported earlier, the com· pany colnmlssloned Its own lnvestl· gatlon by a Pittsburgh law firm. The !Ina, report, detailing the . financial hanky·panky , was one of the oU Industry's most closely guarded secrets. But Ashland was forced to release the report after I disclosed Its existence and made some of the findings pu bile. . Now the SEC has belatedly begun what one source described as "fiat-out Investigation" of Ashland. To make sure the SEC stays on the track this time, parallel lnvestlga· !Ions have been started by the Oversight and Investigations Com· mlttee, chaired by Rep. John DlngelJ, 0-Mich .. and an Interstate and Foreign Commerce subcom· mlttee headed by Rep. Tim Wirth, D·Colo. They are looking Into charges of Illegal Insider trading In Ashland a connection with the purchase of stock, payments to officials of other crude oil from Oman." This deal countries as well as Oman, and the activities of Atkins and his sons, was later rescinded. Randy and Charles. -In 198:>, Ashland paid $2 million for a half-Interest In a venture to Here are some of the dubious dealngs outlined In the Internal produq- Teflon-coated reusable company documents: sausage-stuffing cartridges. -Ashland Invested $25 million In "Owners of the enterprtse Included Zimbabwe chromium mine after Omar's son and Omar's doctor," a Orin Atkins "advised the board that memo states, adding that, even the purpose of this property might with an additional contribution of Improve Ashland's prospects for $750,1W In operating costs by obtaining crude from Oman." A Ashland, "to date the process has memo e;qjlalns why: "The princitailed tests of viability." pal sellers were a family group, one -Ashland put $500,00 Into of whose members Is a prtnclpal Tradeco, a cmpany whose main adviser to the Sultan of Oman." partner, YOM International Ltd., Another part ·owner was Yehla was "owned prlmarlly by Mr. Omar, formerly Oman's · Omar's son." The memo added: ambassador ·al· l arge In "Even before Its lonna! orga!llzaWashington. tlon, Tradeco sent a written -Ashland paid $1.35 million to a proposal to McDonnell Douglas Liechtenstein corportlon, Mont offering to serve as Its commission D'Or, "designated by Mr. Omar as ·agent In the sale of aircraft to the the recipient of commissions for his Mid-East ... Ashland vouched for the Integrity of Its 'partners." purported assistance to Ashland In B_...:.:uc~h:.:.:.:wa==-ld Ar_t ' .. " Now say 'Yasser Arafat has NOT become too moderate ' ten times. .. Today in history :. Today Is Friday, June24, the 175th day of1983. There are 190days left In ' ' .the year. , Toclay's hlghllght ·In history: . On June 24. 1497, the first recorded discovery of the North American mainland took pllll'e, as explorer John Cabot sighted land between What Is now Hallfax, Nova Scotia. and southern Labrador In Canada. • On this date: In 1793. France adopted Its first republican ·constltutlon. In l!l«l, France signed an armistice with Italy during World War II. In 1942, the Dutch roya~f ari1ved In the United Stales to set up a leiTlpotary reskle~ln-e · e dUring World War : In 1972, a young airHne jacker balle!l out over Indiana with $500,00) In n. raJI80ll1 money. , . . : Ten years .. ago: President Richard Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid 'JireZhnev concluded a Washlngtoh meeting with a joint declaration that ~ · talks had moved the world toward a durab~. stable peace. , ; Five years ago: Yemen's Preskleflt.-Ahmed Husseln .Ghasharnl, was · assassinated by a bomb planted In an envoy's brlefcase. ' ' > > This should whet the apetltes of the CEO's, who will go toextraordl· nary lengths to steal a management e mployee away from another company, but wUl refuse to nod at anyone who Is out of work. In a few days. If my scenario works, Hank will get a call at his home. probably late at night. from one of the vice preside nts of a finn he wrote to. Hank must whisper , "I can't talk to you from m y home. I'll call hou froma public booth. MPPI may have my phone tapped." Hank I ben waits ten minutes and calls the person back. The executive Invites hlm to lunch. Hank says,."It's a waste of but let's meet where no one can see us." ulne, The executive suggests an Inn 50 mlles away, and the lunch Is set up. When they meet Hank lays down the ground rules. Under no condl· tlon Is the DKB company to make contact with MPPI concerning Hank's position there. If It leaks out that DKB Is trying to recruit Hank, the DKB CEO personally must deny it. .The executive agrees to · the COIIdltlons and the luncheon pro. ceeds. Hank lets the DKBexecutlve do all the talking: The executive makes a blg pitch to Hank to come over to DKB from MPPI, pointing out the pension plan, the employee profit sha.rtng advantages, and the . freedom he would have to pursue his manage. ment expertise. Hank plays the rel!lclant suitor? a nd says It's a big dec.lslon from DKB believes he has Hank on the hook and tells him he'll call him In the morning. When he does, Hank's wife picks up the phone and says Hank Is out · having breakfast with the LMP people. Hank waits untll late afternoon and then places the call to DKB. He says, "You sold me. I decided to come on board.,. "You won't regret, Hank," the executive says joyously. "Someday you're going to thank me for giving MPPI the alr." This sounds like a complicated plan. But If the unemployed el'eculive follows It to the letter, It should work. At least It means a lot of free lunches untll you can land a job. .. Majors .,.. , ~ Padres HodoD. tJ .J'rftftro f.ll at l..ol ~ tHoolon i-'Jt, IDI San DteRo !HAwkins l.t t at San fl'trl, tilro !Krui!Dw .... l, (RI ,._ .....,...o... AMJ!IIIG\N ILOGIJE , EAST IMVIJJON w L Pd. .II TbloniQ :11!:19~1 l7 ;I) .!'$ :l 1 0etro11 ~ Mllwaukerr 21 . !£! - ll :n 31 34 32 00 l6 ll .5.10 .493 .m ....... DM!JON :n n ....... Co!llornlo "' ., Chic... " .. ""''""' "' ., "' .. n.n.s..v"a G*'* " n Kansas CITY -· 1~ ·"' -1 -"'! .41!.'1 ~ II 1~ 2~ Chicago B. Minnesota 6 CleYPiand 5, Boston t CalUoniia 7, Kansas Clr)l 2 Toronto 5, Seante 4 Onl)' glnlt'S scheduled . ~·GMnea Oakland !Underwood 4-4 and Young 0-{IJ .111 Thus !Smithson S-5 and Hw!W ~I . 2, lt-nl De1roll I~ m .Mar11nez -1·10). &.51 · • B&ltim:Jn! at - IDJ Nf'W York (Righetti 11-21 at Bo!Jron I'T'u· dorH l. tn \ Cll'\•eland tSoren!lell 4~1 a t Mllwaukefo !Sutton HI. U"l\ Minnesota !Williams 3-31 at Oilclll'O I.Bums.l-4 1, (DI C&lltrnla rJoM 6-lf at Kansas City 1Biue 1}.4J, 101 . Toronto ! Leal 6-61 at seanle (Young 1 6 ), San D\eaO at san F'ratld9c'O. :1 Hwston a1 Las Allg('les USFL results UnMed SWIM FIMitW tape s.a.nla,r'a Gamm lh!.ton at OaklaDd tnt Artmna at New .Ieney, tn f SUUJ"• G.,m Mlctl.lltan at Clllcago Btrmln&:ham at Ptilladelphbl Los Angeles a1 WashlnJ!m Monii.,Y•GunM nm ...eor al Tampa Bay, tn t Leaders AMDUG\N LEAGUE BATTING at boiS) : car.w. caJJt)r. nla, .410; Bomts. Boston, .3M; Mr:ftato. Kansas Clly, '.:M6; GrUff.")', New York. .m Thonnon, ~and. .325. my RUNS: R4Jken, New York at Boston Detroit at Baltimore, 1n1 Cleveland t~l Milw11uka>. 1n1 MinlM'Sda at Chicago. 1n1 Cal!fornla at Kansas City, rn l Oakland at TeKas, tn l Toronto at sc.anle, rn1 sw.di.Y'I Gamm New York a1 Boston De!rolt at BaltimJre M1nnt'sola a t Chic~ Ck>vt>lillld at Mllwaukt!e CaUtornl a at Kansas City F.A8T lll\'liiON W Philadelphia ~ 32 ~1 :II ~,n 2B E 'l1 40 Chi<'~ Plttsbun:h York N~ \\'EST Dl\'EJON Lo& An~ es 4.1 25 Atla{lta :!1 29 San Franclsro l'; :D San DII'RQ 35 ll Hou.stoo .1'1 li Ch1C'Innat l .ll 39 'l'bl~' s GM.Ote8 L Pt't. GB .504 .5l5 2~ .<t68 .+68 ~~ 7 .m 71-S .400 10 .6J'l - .m 4 .:u~ 8 8 .515 .m ' .rm ll'"~ New York 7. St. Louis :'1 San Di~ 7, l.os Ange~ 5 Montfl'al 4. Philadelphia J Plttsb.n')lh ~ gam~ Chicago· 2 schf'lll.lled ~II GIII'III'l'l Chic~ tRurhvm 4-lt at Mootreal 1 H~ 9-31 Atlanta mayk>y 0-0 and M cMun ry H I (lf't'S at Cincinnati tPrlet' ~ ' CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati ace pitcher Marlo Soto sbould start for the National League In baseball's All Star garne July 6, says Reds pitching coach Bill fischer . "If I was the manager, Iknowwho I'd start," Fischer said. "But I'm not the manager." The decision rests with St. Louts Cardinals Manager Whitey Herzog, whu will coach tbe NL team. If chosen, It would be the second All-Star game appearance for Solo, 9-5. He pitched two lnnlrigs In last year's game, giving up three American League hits and striking out four. , His victory over San Francisco on Wednesday was his third straight complete game, making hlm the first NL pitcher to go the distance eight times . He's second In the league with 107 strikeouts and a 2.16 earned run average, despite pitch· lng for the last·place team In the NL .West. The rtght·hander shrugs off questions about the All-Star game, 46; DOUBLES: McRae, Kansas CUy , 23: Hrtx>k, Minnesota , '», Pahtsh. Dclroil. (nl li 34 29 Soto sliould start classic·- Fischer ThatchoppedtheDodgers'leadto four games over the Idle Atlanta Braves and eight over the Padres .· and San Francisco Giants, who are tied for third place. "This definitely boosts us," said Dave D.ravecky, who wai;n't at hls best In a slx·lnnlng stint but nonetheless became the first 11· garne Winner In the majors as the Padres won their sixth consecutlv~ game. " I don't know what this did to the Dodgers, but I do know we've dellelopedourownmomentum .The Indications of this serteS are good." It marked the third time over the Ywn!, Mllwaukre, 81. NATIONAl. LFAGUE Montrt>al 9:. Louis trtumph. PhlladelpNa Phlllles (21-of-32onthe debit side); the New York Mets made It three 1n a rqw over the St. Louis Cardinals, who have dropped six of eight, by a 7"5 score and the Pittsburgh Pirates downed the Chicago Cubs . :>-2 1o complete a five-game sweep. Garry Templeton and ex· Dodger Steve Garvey homered and Alan Oeld. New Yark. 43. HITS: Whitaker. Detroit. 90: 9otlls. lbston. !:11: CIU't'W. callfOnua. 119; CasUno. Mlr\l'leSOUI, lfi; Ward, Minnesora . Ill; Toronto al Sl>attle Oakland at 'l'excls, years the l'adre$ have swept a four-game series from the Dodgers, but the first time they've done It In Dodger stadium, where · Los An· geles hadn't ~ swept In a four-game set Since 1976. 1besenlorclrru,t lsal~eofhot and cold teams .'lese days. Iri other action, the Mont ' 1Expos made It !k>f·lO with a 4-3 ~tory over the e: :n; u.nd Bcrm_ y l 471, rt·nl Phlladl:'tphla !ChriStenson 2-41 ar Nf>W York tSWan 1-3), rn t PII!Sbulll:h !Bibby 2-7) Bl S! . l..ol.lls Bell, Tercas, 19; Boggs. lbton, 19: SHendl>non, St>attk>. 19. TRIPL.ES: Moore, MUwaukl>e. 5; Wll· w n. [)(otrott. ~ : Grltnn . Toronto. 5; HPr· nOOn, De1rolt. !I; GI0011. DPtro!t , ~: Win· fk:>ll. Nf'W \'orlt, 5. HOME RUNS: Al'Tl"lil-~ . BMton. 16: KIHlt'. Chic~ . 16: RIC"t', Boston. 16: [Ito. Cinces, CftUfornia. 15: Johh:!on. Toronto, 14. Cruz. Chlclijl(), 3.1; STOLE N . BASES: Wilson, Kansas City, 3J: Ht"ndee'SSn. Qak land,. J l ; R.Law, Chicago, 29: Sample, Texas, :M, PITCHING t6 de<'lSiclll!il : Flan~an. BaltimOre, tXI, uro, 2.72; Klson, Call.!or · nla, 6-1. .fm, 3.23; Koo;man, Chiciii(O. IH. .1117, 4Jl'>: JarksOn. Toronto, ~ 1 . .13.1 ~.21!: Sutci1Nl', O~land,. 9-2. .818. J.B'l. STRIKEOtn"S: S!IPb, \Ol'Oii!O. lffi : Biyk>v('ll, Cll'veland 87; MOITb . Ot>trott, Kl: Su !C'lltfl'. Cll'Vl' land, 67: Ciolt, Toronlo, !Ji: Hoy!, Chic~. tli. - ... -- ~' ~ SUMMER TIME ·_ Children and adults llllke take 1o the wales- during the hot days of summer. London Pool In Syracuse was JWtt beginning to fW with swlniffiers Wednesday liftemoun when the ubove photo was taken. SAVES: QutseobPrry ,. Kansas Clty, 18; Stanlo!y. Boston. t<l; Call:ll ll . Seattll', IJ; l...opl'z . Ol>trolt , ll: Davis . Mlnnesolll, JO. NA110NAL LE\GUE BA.'ITING 1170 a! ba!s l: HPndMck . St.Louis. .3-!2: Knl_l!h1 , HOUSIM, .l:l7: Murptly. AUanla, .327; Dawson, Monlll."di, .:r.t3: Madlock, P lllsbl.lr!Pl, .lll. RUNS: Mw-phy, Allan!a, 61: GarYt-:,' . San D~o. il: Raines. Montn:.-Ki . :.1: Evans. San f'rAAcl sro, 50: DaW!iOn. Mon-· fi"NU, H t LaPctnt H I, tnt Summer league results ' In girl's senior softball league action, Pomeroy devasted two opponents to maintain a perfect fHl record In league play. Pomeroy first rolled past Salls· bury 14-4, then blasted New Haven 31·3. After leading 1.0 going Into the third frame against Salisbury, Pomeroy broke open the game with seven runs In that frame. Barb Hatneld was the winning pitcher, scattering 8 hits and giving up no walks In a fine effort. C. King suffered the loss lwlth sexen walks : for Salisbury. For the winners Barb Hatfield had two singles and two triples, Angle Hatfield two singles, Barb Grueser two singles, Robin Buffington a single, H . MUter a single, and C. Turner a single. For Salisbury J Hlpell, and T. Pratt singled twice, while D . Hawley, R. Zirkle, and J.Miller singled, and C. King Tripled. In Its next bout Coach Tom Grueser's gals blasted New Haven 31·3 as Barb Hatfield again picked up .the win with just two walks. D. Hoffman suffered the loss. Beth Gloeckner led the ~lnners with four singles, B. Hatfield a home run, double, and single; Grueser a home run and single, M. Moore a home run and single, A. Hatfield two singles, C. SMith two singles, Miller a triple and single, Dillard a double Wiggins droVe In ihreeruns to pace. the. Padres. Ron Roenlck.e drove lnf four Los Angeles runs with hls first two homers of the season . . . His second one. a three-run shot In · the Mh Inning, gave the Dodgers a : 4-3 lead, but Garvey's 11th homer : tied the score In the sixth and the : Padres went on top to stay In the · seventh, scoring three times · · By H£1!S11i:D,NtiSENSON AP !!pam Wrtll!r . 1be National League West may 11!111 out to bi! more tlwi a two-team race after all. ·1 1be San Diego Padres. who were 13 games out andmlredlnMh place Just one week ago, saw to that Thursday by completing a four· garne sweep of the front·running Los Angeles Dodgers with a 7-5 Baltlmol1.', 48; Mu n-dy, Mllw~uW . \ singles, C. Turner a single,, tey a single. For ew Haven Bush, Allens, Hoffman , and Camp worth, each singed. In Joe Pee Wee league play Pomeroy ars rolled to three more wins over West Columbia, Middleport's eub<i, and Pomeroy Pizza Shack. 1 Sears rollea to a big 164 win over West Columbia as Jason Wright picked up thewln and Chase Cle land I the save. They combined for 10 ' strikeouts, five w,alks, and just three GOING OVER SCHEDULE - George Holman, manager of London hits. Turner suffe{'ed the loss. Pool 1n Symcuse, aoes over work schedule with llfeguard Jenny Eric Heck led the winners with a Bentley, The pool is open dally lrom llo 6 p.m. and on Wednesday from 6 long grand slam home run , while 1o 7 p.m. when the price Is two for one. On Thursday the pool Is open for Kevin Taylor tripled. evening swbnmlng under the lights from 6 to 10 p.m. , Next Sears rolled to a 16-5 win as .' Wright posted the win and Robbie Fields the save. Wright had 8 strike outs, four walks, and allowed just two hits, while Fields gave up 3, 4, Swimming lessons will begin and two respectively. Wright had a Monday at the London Pool, J eff home run and triple, Fields a home Elliott, Instructor, announced GRAVELY TRACTOR run, land Terry Reuter a double. today. , ' SALES & SERVICE Jason Wright went the distance to To be offered during the next two 204 Condor St. post a 14-1 win over Pomeroy.Pizza weeks are llfe saving, with classes Pomeroy, OH . Shack, posting six strikeouts, three from 8 to 10 a .m .; adult begtnner,11 Phone 992·2975 walks, and one hit. Randy Corsllp a .m . to noon; and mother-child NEW SPRING HOURS suffered the loss with relief from swimming, noon to lp.m . Partie!· Mon.·ffi. 9:00 to 5:00 Blankenship. They fanned 8 and pants can register when they report Saturday 9:00 to 1:00 walked 8. for class, or may register In advance Terry Reuter hit a home run for at992·9909.Costts$alforllfesavlng, ~THE, the winners, ShaWJ\Hawleytrtpled, · and $10 for mother-child and a~ult GRAVELY Reuter singled, Wright doubled, and' l. beginner classes. &V&TENI Fields doubled. Swim lessons to begin Monday River Downs CINCINNATI 1AP1 Miss Saucey romped to a three-qual't0r lengt h victory Friday In the $6,700 featured eighth race at River Downs and paid ~. 80, $3.40 and $3.40. Winning lime for the s ix furloni:s was 1: 133·5. Chagrin's Low was second, re turning $4 and $3.40. Lady Satllng paid $4.40 to show . Mynutly combined 6·31n the daily double with In Spite Of R.J. for $40.00. The trlfecta combination of 7·2·11n the ninth race paid $!lXl.lO. however. . "You don't get paid for that," Solo · said. "You get paid for winning here. · If they put me on the team. that's fine with me. But I don't think about : 11." Soto has tried to concentrate on : controlling his temper and his : pitches this season. Opposing teams : learned last year that the way to : beal Soto was by getting him upset , : and then waiting for hlm to make a· bad pitch. · Ca tcher Alex Trevino said Solo has made good progress In keeping cool on the mound . "ll 's experience," Trevino said. "He's kind of learning tha t tf he gets m ad, tf he loses his concentration, he's not going to do a ny good." Soto said l1c's taking a straight· f01ward apptDac h to pitc hing. "A lot of guys have more powe r tha n me but I don't fool arounq. E lthrr you hit mPor I'm gOing to get you." . Cincinnati plays t11e Atlanta Braves In nine of their remaining 11 games before the All Star break. Atlanta, the defending champion of the Na tional League Western Division, meets the Reds In a twl·night doubleheader this even: lng, opening a four·game weekend series. The Reds, who we re off Thursday before opening the homestand: S<"heduled pitche rs .Joe Price, 5-4, and B111ce El<:wny l. 4·7, to face Ken Day l<'y . 0-0, and Craig McMurtry, H. The Giant s, who Cincinnati heal tu•ice in a t hr~game se 1·1es there, come In for three games starting Tuesday. ThP Red s go lo Atlanta the following weekend. -.... ---- _ _- _.,..L ____ Rl Tl iRN','',jH)I ---- ---- .... PH.992-7161 GENERAL ·TIRE SALES N. 2ND AVE. OH . Extra Power ... • Prtce • Extra Ntce ' REGATTA SPECIALS ... All OF Tfo\E · FOO~ 'I!IU'REI~UCRA"I"!; 1983 RANGER IN THE WORLt> Wl-\0 NEVER AAVE ... 4X4 ' 3 complete s~eep ~f Dodgers, 7-5 : Castloo. Mlrlnesaa, 4.~; 4 are tied with 4.'1. RBI : Kittle , Olkago, ~. Ward . Mln· n1501a. 411: IlfoCtncH. Calllornia. .R n. &slon. 44: MWTay. BaJtlrnort' . .u; Win· SacurdaY• Gunea ':.1. SMnda(• Garrw Philadelphia at NNt York. 2 Ch~~ at MontrHI Atlanta at C1ftctnnatl P!ttsbi.I'Jh at St. Louis Baltimore, 47: Yoont, In ) Only i ...:.. • .0 9\-) .,l;l 1l Stank> · Hwslon at L» A~. ml 6 8 .su Atlanta at Cincinnati, tnf C'hlcatta at Montreal, tnt 3~ .462 .s.'f) Plltlbui'Jh at St Loull . ~a II New tark San D. . at Slr1 Frandsco GIS Baltim<n New Yc.-k llootoo ·The Daily Sentinel- Pag~ Middleplll't, Ohio Scoreboard ... ·----------------------------------------- Job hunting __________ William F . Buckley, In a column the other day, quoted a middle management unemployed worker na med Hank as 's aying, "The easiest way to get a job Is to have one." Hank said when he had a job, he was a pproached by rtval corporations about joining their firms, and when he made several pitches at other companies, then never once demanded references .. As soon as he lost his job however, everyone looked on Hank with suspicion, because Americans tend to belleye 11 you're out of work, you're out of gas. Mr. Buckley dldn 'I have a solution ·for Hanks problem, but I do. Hank should never admit to any prospective employer that he Is unemployed. The way I would choreograpH Hank's job-searching problem Is as follows: The first thing I would do Is have a pal drop the word that he heard Hank Smith Is very unhappy at " MPPI," (a fictitious company) and might be persuaded to 110 soinewbere else, If the price was right. This would start the gossip mill rolling In the particular Industry that .Hank Is trying .IQ get Into. Not only DKB, but LMP, ITT and Digital Research would hear about II. Then I would have Hank write personal letters from hls home address to the, chief eiCA!Cutlve officers of at least 12 of the "Fortune 500" firms, The text would read; "Contrary to rumors au over town, I am ·not unhappy at MPPI, and have no Intention of leaving tile flrril at this t~e. ~lcularty when sales are cUmblng, aild PI'Qftts prQjected for 1\)81 will reach an all-Ume high. I would apprectate · If your search people refrain ironi <:aliJni me at the . olflce, as It wiU only gtv~ credence to the rumor and have a negative effect cin the price of MPPI's stock." Friday. June 24, l983 . 1-4 CYL, 4 SPEED 1-V-6, AUTO~ TRANS. SAV.E UP. TO $2,00000 OFF LISr PRICE . •. PAT ·HILL FORD·. PH. 992-2196 Ave. . Middleport, Olt . . r • Extra Value AM Sertes • > AIR CONDITIONER f<,i~4. '<~~ Model. features . Q-.; capacity tor only . ' $249 95 . INGELS RJRNITURE·& JEWB.RY . Middleport, 9.92-2635 �• ., : ' " : 4- The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel By The·Bend Friday, June 24, 1983 Page-5 - Lydia Council makes plans for proj~ ... LOW GROSS TEAll! team honors went to Chuck stanley, Gill')' Roush, Roger Roush, and Bob Green, shown here left to right. ·. ). ~ . '-:J., LONGEST DRIVE ·- Dwight Shamblin received a plaqUe lor 1be longest drive at the Dave Dlles"-ppalachla l'oumamentheld'lbunday. Pldured are, l·r, host Dave Diles and Shamblin. Cl AJSE'!T TO PIN ON HOLE 1f- Shoodng~ to the pin.., hole 14 In the Dave Diles Appalachia Tounwneal waa ~ Ritchie. Pldured are, J..r, George (Shorty) llaekeit, Middleport and Ritchie. 0 Roush~ . ,; Oliver shoot 71, share low gross ·title By SCOTf D. WOLFE: Sentinel Stall Writer MASON - 'You couldn't have aske<j for a better atmosphere ... great people, a beautiful day, and wonderful competition ," stated one competitor as he reviewed the scoreboard before being surrounded by a crowd of onlookers. following the Dave Diles Appalachia Golf Tournament a t the Riverside Golf And, as hospltablelhost Dave Diles has club. proclaimed for years, "That's what the tourna ment Is all about. People helping proplc. A place where the stars a nd the loca ls fil in with one another In 'home-like' atm osphere." Thus far, m ore than $33,00l has been dona ted to local charities over the past four years. Final tabulations for this year's tournament are not yet avallable, however, the tournament goes down In the record hooks as another success. The big story of the day was evident of the great competition on hand lor this year's tournament as local golf roach and educator Bob Oliver and talented Ty Roush shared Individual low gross honors. Both stroked a 71 for the day, glvlng Roush the distinction of claiming top honors for the founh straight year. A play-off was tenta tively scheduled, however. a coin was tossed in the humor of the day , awarding Oliver the winning plaque. Although most participants were serious on the course, all had an equally good time In the heat of the beautiful June day that saw temperatures rise well Into the 90s. As "Our Gang" celebrity George "Spanky" McFarland put It, "I'm terribly proud of myself! J shot an 88 and that's great for me ... and besides I've had a very Rood tlme." Neither sand traps, water holes. trees, nor the mighty Ohio River could stop the determined participants. It was not u:ncorflmon to see the golfers dodglng tree bra nches to get a good shot, nor to see a hall ending Its flight in 1he Olllo. The spirt! shOwn, I CUJS~l'i'l' 'I'U PIN ON IIOIE 7rU1d doscst wlhc pin overnll was Mlck llous lon. Plctun!d ;u-c, 1-r, Horace Karr and llouston. however, was that every stroke went towards helping . a local charity. Claiming top honors for ~all low gross per team was the foursome of Chuck Stanley, Gary Roush, Roger Roush, and Bob Green with a 314. Overall low net per team went to pro Byron Nelson, Larry Powell, Harold Wise, and Bill Harkins with a score of 255. basest io the pin on all holes and also hOle 7 was Mlck Houston, whlleclosesttotheplnon14was Frank Ritchie. lndlvldual low net honors went to Steve Snapp, ana longest drive, Dwight Shamblin. Following the tournament, an awards ceremony honored ttiOse who excelled during the day. I Sports briefs... GOlF International. Rose Jones, Cathy Morse and Allee Miller shot 69 a nd we re one stroke back. CALGARY, Alberta (AP) -Jack F1eck's S-under-par 65 was good for a one-stroke lead In the first round of the $2XJ,OOJ Peter Jackson Seniors HOCKEY . .tournament. . . QUEBEC (AP) The National Rod Funseth was ones troke back Hocl<ey League's board of goverat 66. Bob Goalby, Bill Johnston, nors passed. a resolutlonby 11 14-5 Charlie Sifford and Roberto DeVivote, for a five-minute overtlnle cenco all shot 67. period to break ties durlng regularMEMPlllS, Tenn. (AP) :- Chip season games. Al<lo the 1984 all-star Beck soot a 7-under-par 65 that left game will be held in the Meadowhim as the first round leader In the lands, home of the Devils. $400,000 Danny Thomas·Memphis · aasslc. 1 ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - '"-' Larry Nelson was a stroke back a t 66, and Tom Purtz.er, Bill Murchison The Daily Sentinel and Fred Couples were tied for third at 67. . . . . (USPS 145-llt<ll A. "Dt"lslon ol MuUimedla, Inc . PITISFORD, N.Y. (AP) Ayako Okamoto and Lynn Adams Publlshei:l every afternoon, Monday th f"hugh Friday. 111 Cou r t Stree1. bv the shared the first-round lead with Ohio Valley ?ubl fs hlng Company _;Mul4-under·par 68s after the first round llmed la, Inc., Pom eroy, Ohio ~ 5769. 992· 2156. Se-cond class postage pa id a 1 P oof the $200,000 Roch es ter RIGHT CHOICE - 'rour:nwnent host Dave DUes seemingly made the ' right choice of clubs on the 14th ho!e as he reached parwlthllvestrokes. Diles al'!O lent a helping hand Md some valuable golfing secrets to Kent Wolle, (foreground) . meroy, Ohio. · ' M ember: Thf:' Assoclat('{j ~r(' ss, In· land Da ll y PrJ·ss Assoc latl) ~ and the "American NPwspaper Publl~ers As~ocl atlon. Na ll ona l Adver li s ln Rep re.Sf:'nl a tlve . Bra nh a m Newspa Sa le s, 73J Third Ave nu(', New YorK. New York 10017. r ' . ' ''' 'l'RIO CONFERS - Thh!trlo of George Harris, Harold Mcl!Jhaney, i\thletlc Dlnlclor at Ohio University; and Don Mills oonfer as member of the foui'Nilrne Roger MorgM strokes a long drtve down the fairway. POSTMAST ER ! 5<- nd address r ~ The Dally S~ nlln e l. 11 1 Cour l S t .. Pom e roy, Ohio 45769. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' "New In the Area" Spacial Introductory Rates "FREE ESTIMATES" ' Scioto Downs Transactions RA.~t: M.l.l . By BOB GREENE J\P Sports Writer WIMBLEDON , Eng la nd (APIJohn McEnroe's promise to behave at Wimbledon has begun to crum· ble, but the fiesty New Yorker was not a lone In displaying temper. Players cu rsed , th rew rae k ets and COffip}afned lOUdly 3boUt the Offtcfafing. M cEnroe's outbursts Thursday the greatest attention I commanded from the officia ls a nd the crowd. His troubles . began In the ninth "Uyouaregolngtopenaltzemeon technicalities, I'll walk of!," McEn · roethreatened. Later hesald, " I was serious In what I said, In the sense that if they continue to make unfair decisions I wlll not continue In the · match. " This t1me, McE nroeemer ged the winner, ," [ rescinded the penalty point because It 1s my pei'Ogatlve," Mills said. MPEnroe, fined a nd replima nded for hls abu~ of officials here In 1981 game of his opening set aga inst when he won the title, said last week Romania's FlorinSegarceanu when he would turnover a new leaf !orthls he double-faulted - oneollOhe had tournament. " No bombs wiU fall on ,. ln the mate h . 1n dis gust wUh me, 'he said. him~Lf. McEnroe swung hlsracket and knocked a divot out of the McEnroe deleated Segarceanu bllilard table-smooth court . · 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3. ' He replaced the divot and Rumblings of d!sconteni also smoothed It with his shoe. Umpire ..were evident In tbe match between Malco.lm Huntlilgton waited until ' Australian Mark Edmondson and McEnroe had t'Ompleted his task; Vltas Oerulaltls- a match In which · then a nnounced, "Warning, Mr. Edrnondsonupsettheelghth-seeded Abuseofequlpm~t." McEnroe. Later, McEnroe requested and got tournament referee 'Alan Mills and .Volvo Gra nd Prix supervisor • Kurt Nielsen to come onto the court alter he had tx.>en cau.?ct for his lhird foot fa uil. Following a long m·gumenttll~ ·rnatchwasresumed . . Then, In the third set, after Segarceanu hit a beautiful JlllliSing shot, ~cEnroe hit the ballmto the net. , Huntington assessed a penalty point againstMcEnroeJor "abuseor ball," Again MU!s, and Nielsen walked onto the court. American 7-6, lor 7·5, using 7-5. Edmondson was warned obscenity when he questlo~ a cll!l In the thlf!l set and, as the match 'ended, . Gerulaitls, ousted lor the second year In a row by Edmondson, threw hls racke t to the ground. It bounced into the crowd as the blond. right-hander stonned from the court. HankP!Isterwasglvenawarnlng for "racket abuse," had a point deducted lor "uttering an audible obscenity" and lost the third set when he was guilty of a time violation during a tiebreaker. ' Na.tlonal Lt!quc> C II I C A G 0 CUBS -O ptlCJnf'd Tum G ran l.oo lftridrr, 10 lowll of lht• Amc>t'K'an A~od alkln . Ar llvUI('{I l..i'On Durtmm, our lld<k'r. NEW Y011K MF.'TS- Sij;trWd WUJ\Iun P'lrlw'r, antJ ~ts.••>ljOl!'d hlm lo or thl• Gulf Cou..~ • lA·~'. Kt>~l n P~l'. ~ml !iOIH ,. H 1 1. • n E L I' 11 1 • PHIU..Il:"!'i-..(jjlo'Wd Mkhal'l cotpllt . stllrtst~. wa,yl'l(' Dan · ntnberll and S1f'v~ ~. !All&ldfor!i. ~ Ull«'~ lt\, Ton~· EwiL~ 1111d .l nhn AIOO MC'UtrMn , pltdtl'lli. and Handy Maples. ('llldll'r, und llMI~I'd thrtn to IJ('nd tOrt:>.l o1 thr Northwest Lf-1\Sl\li', Sl_.,cd Kl'll \J.wts, slllrtsh:" . Print'(' COI.liSrtard Pomeroy, COLUMBUS, Ohio (API- Gratulty, Crossed Fingers, Joy Bells a nd Magic Gold aU won !heir races Thursday night at Scioto Downs to qua lify lor the $100,00l Ohlo Sires Stakes pacing series on Sept. 12 at Nonhllelll Park. Gratuity paid $2,111, $2.Qland $2.«! In the third race; Crossed Fingers paid $4.20, $3.81 and $3.20 In !hi fourth race; Joy Bells paid $3.*l, $3.40 and $2.20 In the sixth; and Magic Gold paid $21.111, S6.20 and $3.60 in the seventh race. EV~d '"""""""'· v""'''"· ••• 1 "tIll''" Plonrer ""'·· MdU!a~rur "" "'"' ' """' , "'""" 'Nm 10 Ken BEN 0 AREA OPT OM ETR IC • CENTER · M•"''·01 ""'KF.TOAu. Nabon&U BIUliWtb~ AfiiiOC..'t~aUoo DALlAS MAVERICKS- SIIO'lt'tl n n ui Ollv1s. ~·mt, tO a 113 q,urt St,..t N""'"" .......... ...,...,, Pomeroy, Ohle 45769 DENVER DRONcu;....""""'"''"~'' "" 1 "" '"""m"'1 "'" '""' Cooo(>c, ota " !lt'rtl'S of onr-)'t-ar oontnU' t~>. ""'"'· IIOa<El' • c~=N~;-·~'= 1 """"" S'l'. 11ru' ""'""''"'·''""• cooch. PH 992 2 0 • "• VISION •EXaMINaTIONS " HARD & ! "' 50FT CONTACT LENS~S Insurance. and ltdiCII ri;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ca~rd;s~A~cc~ep~lt~d~~~~ p• SALDANHAr ·M• D• . Orthop' edist - Bone Spe . cialist Wishes To Announce The Opening of HI's ..rcxtl'.... For r, l~ ~=;~: : :::: .~l~~ 52 Weeks ............................. 551.48 Out~lde Ohi o 13 Wee ks "' 1 ........................ $15.21 ORTHOPEDICS AND ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY p·mne 11 Street, RlIP1ey, WV Effect hie, July 5, 1983 Parade. A committee was named to make Southern Local Band Boosters met arrangements for a pool party and a In regular session at the high school. discussion was held on making The band has been practicing ·, making Ideas to provide funds lor ·every Tuesday and Thursday night trips and other expenses. The band !rom 6::.Jto 8: 3Jp.m . in preparation has been enlarged and a fl ag corps for Saturday's Big Bend Regatta and majorettes added. Fanu roofing that won't rust. rot, or corrode. Now comes with a lifetime lbnited * WWIW&ty. $1299 $1388 TOPS 1466 meets Graduation party STAR SUPPLY · The terms ol the liletlme limited wananty are availaJ?Ie b orn any O ndu.Hn a dea ler ------------------Come in today. You've got to s~ Onduline to appreciate it . BAOM LUMBER R ' \ ' l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHESTE . 985-3301 Forest Run UMW member giving a date and article significant to that time. , The pledge to the flag and prayer closed the 1\'Jeellng as lnna Roush read from !he "Upper Room." Ice cream and cake were served to those named and May Holter, Betty BU!ckwood, Lillian Napper, Edith Sisson, Mary Nease, Noami Wyatt, and a guest, Donna Davidson of F1orlda. f.t!!.~:­ //S Allin Tie WAi!A!Jl 2 SIMMONS .:.:OLDS.-CAD.-CHM, INC. . POMEROY, OH. 308 EAST MAIN ...__ DEMO SPECIAL ·1983 MONTE CARLO ,' SUGGESTED a RETAI~ $11,372.00 DO YOU HAVE FRESH PRODUCE TO SELL? WHY NOT PLACE AN AD IN THE CLASS IFlED SECTION? YOU GET A 3 COUNTY AREA COVERAGE ...:.. GALLIA, MEIGS AND MASON COUNTIES, FOR A FAST AND EFFICIENT WAY OF SELLING YOUR CORN, BEANS, CABBAGE, ETC. USE THIS CLASSIFIED COUPON. less than competitive lnsectl· ·Cide tags to saYe you even ' more. I·--------------------. · ---------------~--11 Swats Illes safely. The active lngredlent Is one of the most powerful compounds against flies, yet It's considered to bE! one of the safest for us on and around l\ ll hones. ll ; Swat; fh• lont•r. As Ions as all Sllilll'Tier with 11 the new Permecttin Strips. They're designed longer It II to work better - with greater useful .surface area. So as your horse swings the strip, more insecticide is spread to the horse's body. SIMMONS' PRICE: ... . MODI~UPPLY . lfltllt' 'm~. Olllo I Pol ~,!,'tlilltt, & Slilll Alii IIIIIs, . • I .... St ta.slllrdlftt for the band Jll STERLING , go5e a long,IQng way. That's what makes It so Inexpensive per season. What's more, new Permectrln Strtps ~t Richard ":..Billman II, O.D. foUf•)'l'ltr rnnlmrt . • FOOI'IW.L MAIL SU BSCR IPTI ONS Inside Olllo Suminer unlfonns were selected and ordered when the Friendly Circle picnic ~;;;;;~~;;;;;;;~11111 Swats Illes economicallY. With Pennecti'in, a little liouSI'Midl•r, David Cmm. "rum Nt.weu. Rlmdy cuuk>r. Stunk·y s tn1t1 No sub,;c rlptions by ma ll peo rmllt f'd In town s Whl're home carrt('r se rvice Is Southern band boosters meet A program of assistance to children who want to attend church camp was started at the recent meeting or the Lydia Cowicll of the Bradford Church ol Christ held at the home of VIcki Smith. ·To collect for the expense, a can will be placed at the back of the ch.urch tor donations. The "pack the pantry" project was dlscilssed and beans was the .deSignali1d Item for this month. TllJie Rowley presented a llstofHve names of needy famUies r!or. the council to Investigate as possible recipients lor the pantcy food . Dues were set at 50 cents a month with the money to go toward the . expenses of the mother-daughter banqUet next year. Cheri Seevers, co-director of the recent Bible School, thanked the workers and reported that about $150 had been collected for the support of a student In Bible college. A men's prayer breakfast scheduled for later this month was High SchoolMd lhe Pomeroy First Baptist Church. CARNIVAL HERE - 1n preparation for the Blg cancelled and rescheduled for the Bend Regatta Weekend, sponosred by the Pomeroy 'The camlval ber:an operating Thursday nlght as the last Saturday in July. regalia gol underway. Cham her of Conunerce, the Jlmmle Chanos Cru;nJval : It was decided that the lollipop has been set up behlad the fonner Pomeroy Junior dragoncostumewillnot be loaned to other organizations, Plans are to use it In the Sunday school and also at iuture Bible schools. Mrs. Seevers gave a report on Dr. · The annual picnic of Friendly Circle: Trinity Church was held David Grubbs and his family and Tuesday nlght at the home of Allee their work while In Africa. They wUl and Phil Globokar in Mason. · be returning there at the end of this Guests wsere seated at tables on year. The father and iion banquet ·the porch overlooking the riVer . was postponed until fall. · Marie Hauck had grace. The Ne)!t meeting will be with Frances vesper service was conducted by Hysell with Mrs. Smith to give M:ae Mora who used the hymn, devotions. Others attending were fs My Father's World" as the "Thls Gerry Lightfoot, Susie Lightfoot, theme of the program with selected sparon Williamson, lj\!d Carol scriptures from Psalms. Anderson. A note of appreciation from the Rev. and Mrs. W. H . Perrin was Sink read and news from Lucille Leifheit Lavatory Petra~ of !Smallia, Egypt was Faucet Fixture Dixie Sayre and Shorty Wright shared by Elizabeth F1ck. W~shetless There wiU be no July meeting. showed the most weight lost at the Washerless Wilh B-Inchcente'r ·set (753- 1 66~ With 4·mch c~nt er · sal 1737- t 701 Wedilesday morning meeting of the Rutland 'TQPS 1466, at the Free Will Baptist Church In Rutland. The contest, " How the Waist Was POMEROY ..:.. Mr. and Mrs. Won," was continued, and diet Items Emerson Pooler entertained rewere brought In for !he contest. An cently with a cookout honoring their article on nu trltion was read by son,Lawrence,whograduatedJune 3RD. 949-2525 RACINE Wright. 11 Attending from Ohiothe Unlverslty. party were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kelley, Lori and Paul, Vincent; Jack Kelley and Andrea, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kathleen Scott and Mary. K Kelley,Henderson, W. Va.; J eff and Roush hosled the Tuesday meeting Marcy Hedrick, Zanesville; Jean of tbe Forest Run Unlted Methodist Sexson, Pomeroy; Kim Reed and Women held at the church. Joshua Reed, Reedsville; Bill Dye r , Evelyn Hollon gave devotions Bidwell, and Kathy and Lisa Pooler . l'l'ading "I See Beauty EveryPooler has accepted a teaching where" and used scripture from position at the Springfield North Col. 3. Hilda Yeauger presided at High School In Sprirlgfield for this the business meeting and the fall . program was on June with each f~;;~P;H;;.;9;9;2;·;6;9;3;;;;;;~1~;~;;~~~~ ~~:~.;. . ~. .~. .~. .~::~:~::~:~::~:~:~:~f~li,. '"mow G•""· "'""'1"1"· ""'" "" oH: basis. Credll Will be given carrie r each month . availa ble. ACCENT FE.NCE SPANKY MCFARlAND of "Our Gang" oomedy po-epares to parilclpale In the Dave Diles Appalachia GoD Tournament held Thursday at Riverside GoD Course In Mason. One Wee k ....... .......... ......... ....... $ 1.00 One Mon th ..... ,............... .. ..... ... $4 .10 One Year ........ ......... ...... ..... .... $52.80 SINGLE COPY PRICES Dally ......... .. . .... ....... 20 Cenls Subscribers not lk>s lrlnp; l o pay the C'a rrler may remll In advance d lre<'t to The Dally se nune l on 3 , 6 o r 12 mo nth 9 Years Experience Outbursts in Wimbledon play . gatn mome~tum By Carrier or Moior Rout e . Sl0,041 °0 HOUR$: ·•..fll. HI) LJII. to toO p.m. SAT.: t:OO LA .. 5:GII p.JII. PI lONE 992-6614 50' COUPON ON A CLASSIFIED FRUIT AND VEG. AD Expires Sept., 1983 (Cash Ads Only) II ll II ·11 II II !•--------------. ----JJ ~------------------ �'· Page 6-- the Daily Sentinel Calendar FRIDAY ' POMEROY - Rehearsal for Eastern High School Marching Band, Frlday 7to8p.m., In order to prepare for the Big Bend Regatta, all members should be pr-eSent. POMEROY- Homemade Ice cream, hot luncheon special, sandwiches, salads and desserts wlll be served Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., a t Fellowship Hall of St. Paul's Lutheran Church . SATIJRDAY MIDDLEPORT - Installation of new officers for lhe Meigs Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will be conducted 7 p.m., Saturday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. A dinner wUI be served at 6 p.m. Cost is ~ and reservations are to be made at 992-7022 or 99!!-5537. POMEROY - There wUI be a car wash, Saturday 9 a.m. to noon at Sugar Run Ashland Sta tlon by Carleton Church Youth Group. SUNDAY POMEROY - The annual VIneyard reunion will be held Sunday at the recreation build· lng at Royal Oak Park. All relatives and friends are Invited to attend. RACINE - The 52nd a nnual Spencer · reunion w UI be held Sunday a t the Shrine Park In Racine with dinner at noon. All rela tives and friends are welcome. I POMEROY -Friends of the Library wilt hold a used book :;ale Friday andSaturday, 9 a. m . to 5 p.m., tn the basement of the Pomeroy Public Library. Hard· . back a nd paperback books will , be sold a t 10 cents a copy. POMEROY -The Royal Oak Dance Club has been invited by the Martella Dance Club for a n evening aboard the "Valley Gem," a party boat. The event will take place 8 p.m. to midnight on S~nday, June 26. Space Is limited , a nd Interested members are asked to phone Gig Powell at 992-2b'2'l. -. RACINE - The o2nd annual Spencer reunion wilL be held Sunday. June 26, a t the Shrlners' Park In Racine .. beginning at noon. Relat ives and friends are welcome. POMEHOY - Tho annual VIneya rd . reunion will be held Sunday, June 26, at the rec reation bulldlng at Royal Oak Park. Relatives and friends are tnvlled · to atte nd . TIJESDAY POMEROY - .Junior and senior officers wUI b<• Installed at a meet lng of the Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion La· dies Aux Uiary to be held al 7; ~ p.m . Tuesday. Happenings Gingerbread house Parents of the 19&1 graduat ing class of Gingerbread Pre-School lnteres t.ed In having thclr chlld or chlldren march In the July 4 parade a I Rutland are asked to call Sandy Luckeydooat 992-7177, or Sara Johnson, 992-65!JJ. Beaver reunion set ROYAL OAK PARK- The annual Beaver reunion wUl be held July 4 at Royal Oak Park. Descendants of the tale Charles and Fannie Beaver are Invited along with friendS of Ihe family. There wUI be a potluck dinner at noop. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio A prayer group sponsored by the United MetOOdlst Women at the Pomeroy Church wi!S organized at a recent meeting held at the church. Thelma Dill, Faye WUdermuthand Dorothy Downie were named to the committee In charge with the first sessions to begin this month. Mrs. Wildermuth and Ada Warner repo~ on a recent given by others around the. world meeting at the Enterprize church. Mrs. Warner also repo~ on the will be enough to feed thousands of starving people. money collected tllroqgh the least A nutrition program planned by coin offerings and noted tht It had been given at the May Fellowship . Virginia EdY(ards was cancelled Day of Church Women United. She untu !<!D. It was noted that 129 sick commented that even though each and shutln calls had been made durtng the past month. . gave only a penny at each offering, the amount combined with tha't Martha Hoover had the prelude : to open the meeting wtth Dorothy Downie gtvtng devotions ustng scripture from John 13 dealing with the story of. Jesus washing the feet of.hls disciples. ,.., Evelyn Clark had the program using "Sharing" as her topic. Her scrlptural reference was .to the little they boy who shared his loaves and fish must provide their own transporta- which were Increased to feed lion to a nd from the church building mUltitudes . location. She applied the sharing theme of Last year, Buildersfo.rChrlst was the program to current aid being madeupofmen,prlmarilyfromthe gtve11 here an(! abroad where the underprtvlledged are assisted, southern states, and were In Meigs wells are dug for fresh water, aid County to construct the Pomeroy and technical assistance Is given to First Southern Baptist Church people growing food and prepara. durlng their stay here. tlon and preservation skills are The four Meigs countlans are taught. members of the Pomeroy F irst A salad course was· served by ·Southern Baptist Church. Mrs. Downie and Mrs. WUdermuth. MesSBge and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Busi~esses Listed On This Page. ElliS & SONS SOHIO 1{1!fi~f1£~l. t~fs ct!!!/!!::!f~~dltton, McClure, John Wllson, Duke Kennedy and Eric Spencer, are spending this week In Red Oak. Okla., as a part of a First Southern Baptist Church building group known as "Builders for Christ." The Builders are made up of 39 young men, and are erecting a First Southern Baptist Church in Red Oak. Theworkersrecelve nopaycheck. and must pay$125for thetrexpenses Ervin birth at O'Bleness Handel shower given u Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ervin , Racine, announce the birth of their second child, a daughter, Macyn Ann. The Infant was born at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital, weighed eight pounds, flve ounces, and was 2llnches long. Paternal grandparent s are Mr. · and Mrs. Howard Ervtn, Rac ine, and the inat.ernal grandparents a re Mr. and Mrs. But Windon, Chester. Great-grandmothe r Is Mrs. Edith King, Pomeroy. Mr . and Mrs. Ervin have a two year old son, Joshua. A surprise brldal shower honorIng Gerrt Hanel, recent bride ·of Fred. Hanel, was held recently at the American Legion hall In Middleport hosted by Gerrt Par· sons, Joyce Grover, and Becky ~·' ,·:-- CARLETON - . The Carleton Chu rch Youth G roup'wlll conduct a car Was h from 9. a .m . to 12 noon Saturday at the Sugar Run Ashland Serv ice Siatlon. Picnic set .. Macyri Ann Ervin t>to:ooH1 full)' .k••i:"'-'d fu mr.>l " '' .in.~:cm<· n• ru ~• H ll " ' • '"' POMEROY FLOWER SHOP (YgrJ!DGf!y-.ti · f~, , "'"' .,,,.,,.-, ,>\,..,,(, ' ·'I" . gg?-2039 or ,92 -5721 We.. Will Bake Your Wedding . an.d Specialty Cakes Our Baked Goods Are Prepared Rt. 62 · 'Ph. 304·675 -6276 • Fresh Daily OPEN: 6 A.M. : 9 P.M. Monday-Friday 6 A.M. - 5 P.M. Saturday .Special Regatta Hours Open 6 A.M. - 10 P.M. Wed.-Sat. ·_12 NOon - 6 P.M. Sunday 1l Ins. Co. of Columbu s, 0 . _804 w. Main . 992-2318 Pomeroy ~\ /1 ~~~ ~~ • 992-2971 992·1978 TRINITY CHURCH. Rev. W. H. P<>r.inl pastlr. Debbie 81.1('k, Sunday Chui'C'h SchOol 9.: 15 a.m.; w(l'shJp servi~el IO::ll a.m. Cbolr rehearsaL 'T'\K'Sda,y p.m .. U"der dtrectl>n of Ali('(" Nease. U 212 E. Main Street POMEROY CHURCH OF THE 992-3785, Pomeroy RENE, Corner Union and Mulberry. Virgil Byrer. pastor. Glen McClu;;n~g-~~.1...-------------..J pastcr . Clyde HE-nderson, pastcr ~; Communion on the flrst Sunday of each month, and combined ~l th morntn"g prayer on the thii"d Sunday. Morning prayer and sermort Qn aU olller Sundays or the month. Chur'C'h ScOOol and nursery cl\re provided. Cotree hour in the Parish Hall lrpmedlately followi ng the serviC'f'. POMEROY C11URCHOFCHRISI'. 212 W. Ma.ln St .. Nell Proudfoot . pastor. Bible school. 9::1} a.m.; morning W{J"Sh.lp, lO:.JJ a.m .; Youth meetings, 6: J} p.m.; C'Ven lng worshJp, 7:lJ p.m . Wednesday nigh! prayer mect1n!Z and Bible study. 7: .JJ p.m. TilE SAJ~VATION ARMY, ll5 ButtPrnut AVl" .. Pomeroy. Mrs. Dora Wining In charge. Sunday hOUness meetlng, 10 a.m .; Sunday School, 10: lJ a. m. Sunday School, YPSM E lolsP Adams, leader. 7:30 p.m ., sa lvation BURLINGTON SOU1'HERN BAP11ST CHURCH. Route 1. Sh ade. Blblf"School7p.m. YOUR MID OHIO VALLEY FORD DEALER L E Financing On Escort, EXP or Ranger Pickup•••• On The Spot Financing To Qualified Applican H E s M p E T I LIMITED TIME T OFFFER . I DARE 0 TO COMP~RE • • • N "HltH INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM" B E. FULL MODEL LINE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR w INSPECTION••• T-BIRD, MUSTANG, ESCORT, -r I E ·8 ·8% APR T T • L . EXP, TEMPO, LTD PLUS 30 TRUCKS IN '83 RANGER. vs. Chevrolet S· tO Ranger S-ID SUcker ~rice $85>45 Price DIHtrence Cltr0111 rttllt se•se STD VohlcltBIIt ' II 4Q) tl8 OomeL Courtetrllli STD 2~ Twln·I·Btlm lncii!Mndtnl Froot Su-aloll HalOgen Headllglll Styttd SIMI Whaelt 4•8 Material So!llfO'Ia Standard Engine Stonctard TrenemiMion· Manuel STD STD NA OPT STD OPT STD NA t.QI. '. 2.01. 4· 8 -d 4-Spttd 27 38 27 Ettinlltltd STOCK READY FOR' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Mpg(£PAl Ettlllllltd Highway 311 T T H E c 0. .M p E T I T I 0 N B E w A Thursday; wcrshlp s(!"VI('(" 8 p.m. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST. ax! W. Main St .. 992-5235. Vocal music. Sunda)- wcrshlp 10 a.m .: Bi ble study ·11 a.m .: wU'Shlp , 6 p.m. Wedne;day Bible GRAHAM UN ITED MET HOD IST, Pl'ea('l\in~ 9::1'1 a.m .. flrst and second SUndays or each month: th.lrd and fourt h SundaySNIC'h month, wen hip services a17: :rJ p.m . Wednesday everUngs at Prayer and Bible Study. 7:30 p.m., SEVENTI-1-DAY ADVENTJSr, MulbE>rry Helght~ Road. Pomeroy . Mlcha('l Plankows.kl . pas!or: Rita White. Sabbath School Supt . Satnllh SChool Is at 2 p.m . on Sat w-day with W(J'Ship services fOIJowtn~ at J: 15 p.m. HUTI.AND FmST BAPTIST CHURCHSisler Harriet! Warner, Sup1 . Sunday School, 9:Jl a .m .; m ornin~ worship, 10:45 a .m . POMEROY FI RSf BAPTIST, David Mann. minister ; WIUiam Snoutf[IJ", Sunday SrllO<i su'j:X . ~~nday SC'OOol. 9:l> a. m. ; Mornln~ W(I"Sh!j510:ll .m. Fffi.."'T SOliTHERN BA.P'T'IST, Pomeroy Pike. Davld Hunt , pastel": Ro~wr Thmer. Sunday School Supl'rlntendent. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m ., morning worstup, to::ll; ev~r.l ng wcnhlp, 7::ll p.m . MldwePI prayer meelln~. 7:l:J p.m . . MIDWAY COMMUNITY GIURCH . Old Dexter Rd., Dexter. Pastor Woody Call. Jr. Paster. Sunday School 10 a. m. Sunday evening service. 7 p.m .; Thursday evPnlng service. 7 p.m . FAITH TABERNAO..E CHURGI. Balloy Run Road, Rev. Emm~t Rawson. past(J'. Handley Dunn. supt Sunday !';Choat 10 a.m. Sunday ("''f'nlng servit'f' 7:l1 p ~m .: Bi ble leaching, 7:l1 p.m . Thursday. SYRAtUSE MI&';ION, Ch!Yry St .. Syraruse. Services. 10 a.m. Sunday. E\'l'rUng service!i. Sunday and Wedneiday. 7 p.m . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHR ISTIAN UNlON. L.awren(.'(" Manley, pa5<tcr; Mrs. Rus.c;ell YOU!'Ii, Sunday SChool Supt . Sunday SChool 9: l) a.m. EYenl na wcrship 7:l:J p·.m . Wcdn<'Sday prayer meeting 7::11 p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Racine - Rev . J anus Satterfi eld, pastoc. Morning wors1Up9:45 a .m.: Sunday SCOOoll0:45a.m .; eYen1ng w(lsnip 7 p.m. Tuesday, 7::Kl p.m ., ladies prayer meetlng, Wednl!iday, 7:XI p.m. YPE . MIDDLEPORT FIRS!' BAPTIST. <;;oroor Slxth and Palma-, the Rev. Mfl•k MCClung. .SUnday sctrJol9:15a.m.; Dan White, Sunc1.y Schod supt, John RetOOl, Sr., asst. supt. Morning Won.tup 10:15 a.m. Youth mef'tlng 7:l) p.m. Wednf!\da.y. lncludlrlg wtooe . teis, eager beavers. junior astroonuts, and Junlor and senk:lr high BYF: choir practlre8::11p.m . womesday: prayer meeting and Blbl..tudy. Wednesday, 7: ll p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mldd"P>rt. 5th and Main. &b M~I1 Ci'1. mln.lsten AI Hanson. associate m inister, Mike Gerlach. Sunday SchOOl &il"'flntendent. Bible 5<11001. 9 : ~ a.m.; m(I'Tiing wtnhip. lO:l:J a.m.; ("Venlng worship 7 p.m. We<IJ1es<l!lY Bible Study and yool h grrup m~tntJS. 7 p,m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. C<>pa.stors. R<v. Charles Coyle and ru,v, Nancy C9Yie. BW White, &lnday schOOl ~up. Sunday school, 9:ll a .m .; morning w<rshlp. tO:l'> a .m .; Sunday evelljlellsUc m..,fnl!, 7 p.m . Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p.m . 'HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN , WonhtpSeiVfce, 9 a.m.t Cl>Jrclt School, 10: ll a.m. • • MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN , Church Schod. 9 1.m.; Montini wll'lhlp. !0:15. Bible 9lutly ~. ll o.m.: Bible study, Thuntll;y. 7:30p.m. SVRACUS!il nRBt' llNn1:D PREIIBY · · TEfUNtl Qurcll. Cllurcll !l<ltadtlO: 15 1.111.: fOOl I. . ~ U::ll a.m.: 'lllblo Slutly. 'l'tooldl,y, 10 o.m.: llld Hlllt Youth GrOJp, -~' 6 p.m. J..- w -- . . . ...-' COfl!' ~"' , . • ...... ~~ ~ " 1- ~;; .--- • • ..... ~ ~•t•• "'~•t<T"'·"'l ...,,,,.u ~lid 1'1••••,.., ~~w •p•n•• Ul.•'"' ~·"~''-"" """ • r C !t-.. ,6(1; • Cn••<l'Tn- ' • v"~'~" ~""'"' Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednasd<W n 11,J1SOay FnditV Satu rday LuKe Matthew Romans Matlhow Matthew Ephes1ans Colosst<:1ns 1S11 -32 131 -23 11 25-32 1324 ·30 133 1 3S 31·1:1 -1 2.-t I'Jil j > ~;{)~-::~·:~:;::-:,.. .... , 16 25 -27 IJNJI'ED ME'1110Dib"l' CHURCH Fay Sauer, Dlredor NOJI'I'IIEAST CW!ITER Rev. Sekkwl Jolnon Rev. Richard Thomas 13 36·43 Henry E:blln. Jr .. Sundus SchOol. Supt . Sunrlu~· 9Jnday {'\IE'ninjZ S('rVICf'. 7: :J) p.m .. Pm:-w MN'IInli!. Wednesda.v. 7::vl p.m . SYRACUSE FIHST CHURCH OF' GOD .Jo~· Clark. pastor ; Won;hlp sa:•t"Vif'f' Sllrll:la~·. 10:00 a .m .; Sunday St.·lool , 11 am .. we~ -s hl p smrlrf', 7::v.l p.m . Wt•drwsday prayPr lllN:"t In~ . 7: :1) 2s \3 44 52 a.m. every week. ALFRED - Church School 9:.1) a .m .; Worship, ll a.m.; UMYF, S:.l) p.m .; UMW, THird TUesday , 7::11 p.m . Comm unity first Sunday. . CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; ChUJ"('h School.lO a.m .; BlbleStudy, Thursday, 7 p.m . UMW, Mrst ThuOOay. 1 p.m .; Commtmlon ttrsl &I ntlay. JOPPA - Worship. 9:)) a .m. : Church Sctro, tO:.l) a.m. Bible Sludy, WMnesrlay, 7:ll p.m. LONG BOTI'OM - Chu rch Sctool. !t:.'JJ a. m.; Y-(orshlp, 7 p.m. : Bible Study, Wednes· day , 7:JJ p.m.: UMYF. Wednesday. 6 p.m.: CllNTRAL a.uSTER Rev. S&antey W. Merrtlleld Rev. Rlchotd Rolbemldl Rev. Jiotter1E. R<>blnoon Rev. Ro- Rider, Jr. ASBURY (Syracuse) - Wol"$hl p, 11 a.m.; ChUf'('h School. 9:45 a .m.; Chargt> Bible StOOy; Wedrtffiday, 7::Kl p.m.: UMW, flr st 1\lesday, 7::.1 p.m .; Otolr Rehearsal. Wed- nesday , 6:l) p.m.: UMW. fourth Sunday. 6: lJ p.m . ENTERPRISE- Worship 9 a .m.; ChUf'('h School, 10 a.m.; Bible Study, 1\.tesday, 7::11 p.m .; UMW. First Monday. 7·l'l p.m.; UMYF, Sunday. 6 p.m. Choir rE"hcarsal , 6: :tl p.m. Wednesday. FLATWOODS - Churt"h School. 10 a .m .; Worship, 1 a .m .: Bible Study. Thursday. 7 p.m.; UMYF. Sunday, fi p.m. FOREST RUN- Worship, 9 a .m .: Chun.·h School, 10 a .m .; Oloir Pracllre. 'T\Jesday. 6: :JJ p.m. ; UMW . first 1\JeSday, 7::U p.m . HEATII (Middleport! - Olurch SChOOl. 9:ll a.m .; Worship, lO:.JJ a.m. ; Bible Study, Tuesday . lO a.m. ; UMW, serond Morday. 7::1! p.m.: UMM. third Monday. 7 : ~ p.m. MINERSVILLE - Worship S(>rvt('(', 10 a .m.; Church School. l1 a.m.; VMW, thlrd Wf'dnesd ay, I p.m.: COO\r praCIICC. Monday, 7:.11 p.m . PEARL CHAPEL - Worship Service. 10 a. m.: Church SChOOl. 11 a.m.; UMW . .second Tht"Sday. 7:3lp.m.: UMYFiast'T\K>sday , 7 : ~ p.m. POMEROY - Chureh School. 9:15a .m .; Worship Sl'rv1('C, 10: J) a.m .; Cholr rehl>arsal, Wednesday, 7:ll p.m .; UMW. serond Tuesday. 7: XI p.m.; UMW, last Sunday, 7 a .m .; UMYF, &inday, 6 p.m. . ' ROCK SPRINGS - Church 5<11001. 9:15 a .m. ; Worship, 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:]) p.m.: UMYF (Seniors) , SUnday, 6 p.m .; (Junlorsl , {t\'{'1")' othf>t Sunday, 6 p.m . RlJ1lAND - Church School. 9:45 a .m .: Worship, 11 a.rO.; UM\\' (Evening Clrt'lel , second Wednesday, '7 :ll p.m .: UMW. second Thursday. 1 p.m . SALEM C£NTER - Churrh School, 10 a.m .; Worship, 7 p.m . SNOWVU..LE- Worship. 9 a .m.: Churc h Schod 10 a.m . ' sotmiDlN <LU!ITER __.__ ~ • .lamM M. (.'lartr; llev. MuitW. ~ APPLE GROVE- ChW'Ch SchOOl. 9 a.m.: Worship. 10 a.m. 1nrst and third SUndayst; UMW. """"" 1\Jeoday. 7::ll p.m.: Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7 p.m. , BE1li.\NY - Worship. 9 a.m.: ChW'Ch SChOOl. !0 a.m.: Bible St udy, Wednesday. 10 a .m .; Dorcas Women's FeUowshlp, Wedn~ ­ day, U a.m . CARMEL - Church SChOOl, 9,30 a.m.: Worship, 10:4.5 a.m.; serond and fourth Sundays); FellCM'ship dinner wtth Suttoo, third Thursday, 6: Xt p.m . EAST t.L"TART- Chur'C'h School. 9 a .m.: Worshlp.IO• . m~ (secondandfourthSUndays; UMW. tlrst 'l'tftlay, 7:30p.m. . LETART FALlS - Worship, 9 a.m.: Church School. 10 a.m . MORNING STAR - Wonhlp, 9 : ~ a.m.; ChUtth SchOol, lO::ll a.m.: Bible Study, ThundlQI. 7 : ~ p.m. . MORSE CHAPEL - Clwt:h S<tm. 9::ll a.m.; W<nN.p, U a.m. POR'J'LAND - Church SCIIJol, 7 p.m.: WOt1tlllp, 8 p.m.: UMY!', w - . y , 7:00 p.m. . HOBSON CHRISTIJ\N UNION, WUI!am Crabtree. pasl or. Sunday Sehoul. 9:)) a.m .; ('VCnlng service, 7::11 p.m. Wedn£'Sday pray<'r m('('tlng, 7:~ p.m . BEARWALLOW RJDCE CHURCH OF CHRIST, DuarK' Wan..l{'n, mlnist{"'". Blbll' class, 9:ll a. m.: ~ nlornln~ wocship. IO:ll a .m.; evenlng w(l"shlp, 6::l"l p.m. WPdnesday Bible study, 6::KJ p.m . NEW ST!VERSVIJ..LE COMMUNm' CHU RCH. Su nday School service, !U~ a.m _, Worship service. lO: :J) a .m .: Evanwi L'> IlC" Sfo'rvirt.•. 7:.)) p.m . WPdnesday: Prayrr mtoellng, 7::11 p.m. . Thursday. ZION CHURCH OF CHR I~L. PorncroyHarrtsonvUle Rd .: Robf-11 Purtell. mlnls1rr. St('V£' Slanley, Sui'!My sc hool supt . Su nday school. 9: .11 a .m .: W{]'ship SC'rviC£' IO:JJ a .m .: EvPning wrrshlp Su nday. 7 p.m . and Wf>dnesday, 7 p.m . S'T. .JOHN Lt.rrHERAN OIURCH . Plnf' Grovt'. 1lte R.P.v. Wllllnm Mtdd lf'!)WI.ll1 h. Pastel' . Church Sf.>rYI('('S 9: JJ a .m . Sunday &hool lO:JO a.m. CARLE."l'ON CHUHC"I I , l<ln~bury lload . Brolher Sunday I lOP•:: BAP'T I ~i' CHAPEL - ~ill lirnn t St., Mllkllcvot1 : Su ndu.v S«.·mol. lll u.m.; morn l n~ wu·h_ o; \p. 11 a .m : t ·vml n ~ wo rs hip, 1 p.m Wf'dnesday Pvf'nl n~ Blbll' stud y and pravrr mertlnf(, 1 p.m . A.MIIIatN"I w1th ~ut ht"'" ll Rnpl L~t CnnvPnllon . 1111.ADI-"'ORD t"II UIKH OF nm. JST Stair Houli• 12-1 anct Count y Hoacl ~ . Mark Sf'f>\'f'r!<. mtnl'ih'l': Suncta v ~d!Ool Sup!., Sh•\'1' 1'\C'kf'fl.S. Sundav ~ h<xli, ·n::ttl u.m .. mornl n~ wol'ship. ltl: :ll :i.m. ; rvrnln~ wur~hlp. 7 p rn. Wt"dn rsctu y worship, 7 p.rn . .JUBILEE CHR tSrtAN n :NTF:r! Gror~r · s C'rN'k llond. ftl'\ " (' .1. Lt•mlt~' ­ p<lStCf": Paul Pour. C h u r~ ·h S..·huul Su t••rin tt'nt'k•nt. Chut't'h sdu:X, 9::ll ; u11. , Blhlr :-.mdy. W£'(lnt>scla.v. 7:(•1p.n1 l 'I;Lo;;s.-sftw all u~a-; . ST. PAUL U n1-li·: HA N t "ll llHCI I . ( "il!"llt'l" of Sy(·mmn· and ~"«lnd Sl:-. .. Pon lt..-c~·. 1111 • \{pv William Mlddll'5Wilt1h. P:l"l(r . SuOOa ~· S('hoo l at 9:45 n m . und C' hurf'h St:•rv\n~ 11 !J.m . SM'RF.D H F:AHT . Ms~ r . Ammny ( ;Ja nna mon". Ph . ~f.l'l · ~~. Saturda y i'\'f'rlln~ Mm.. ~. 7:.1l p m.: SUnday M ass. K :un ;mel 111 . t m ('t)n ft -s~ic s onf"-hall tJU W' bi>fon • PilCh Ma~:o. HY SE Ll . HU N 1--!0LI-:--J F:SS\Hl ' RCH , H.l''' 1'h('f'ron Durham . pastor . Sunday School a1 ~t <ll a.m .: M ornln~ wcrs hip ;II 111· :v·• a .m Sunctav f'V(' nln~ SCI"\'[('(' nt 7:.'ll p.m .. Thursda:v scrvk~ a17:.10 p.m. VHEEOOM GOSPf:L MISSION u l B:tld Knob. IO('[ltf'd on Count~ Hoad .11 11P v La\\-T('fl{'(' C lut'SI'ncttmp, pas tll·: J1.P\' Ro~1•r WIIUord, as.<.;L..;!alll p:t'> l<• · l")rf'al' hi n~ sr>rv lN:'S. Su nday 7: :W) p.m. Pra yt•r nH,..-IlnK WednP.:dav, 7::311 p.m .. Gary Crlfflth. if'ailt •r Youtt1wOO~ . Sunday ('vf'nln..:. o· :•1 p.m. wi th Ro~f'f and Vlo1rt Wlll(onl as hwlt•rs Communion M'rvk't:.' rt.rst Su rd11y eac h mont h. wt-n n:·s ('I·IAPEL . <'oolvlllf' no. llf'v . Ho.v [)(>('wr . pus1or. Sunday sd,oo \.9::liH .m.: w<rsh!p Sf'fVI<'f', \0: .1J a .m. Blblf' study anti prn}'f'r s.~•rv! ('(' Wf'dnesday, 7<l l p.m . RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rt>v. Thomas H. Collier, pastor, Mar llw Wolfe, Chairman of the Boord uf Chris tian Ltrr . Sunday School, 9: lJ ;t.m.; murnlng · wocshlp,l0:30 a .m .: Su nday i'venlrt j:tworshlp. 7:ll p.m . Pr;tyl"r mf'f'lln((. Wednesday. 7::Y! p.m . RACINE Frn!:IT BAPTIST, Don 1.. W;tlk1"1" . Pasta-, Robt-rt Smtth, .Sunday School supt .: SuOOay Sehool. 9:l'.l a .m.; mot 1lnfZ wrrshlp, 10:40 a.m .; Sunday (>V£"n lrtg ~cr,<;hlp . 7:JJ p.m.; Wednesday even ing Blhle study. 7::11 p.m . mo.wnln~ worsl\lp, lO::ll J\.m ; rvr n in~ St•rvlf1.•. 7 p rn a.m l'l ·n < ' la.~S('S. II a.m. Sunday. VICTOHY BAPTI ST - ~'l'l N . 2nd St Mlckllrpot1 . Jamf'i'> E. KN'St"'· p<tstor . Sunrl<t:O.' mornlnJZ we~·s hlp, \()a .m .: PVi' llttlKS<~·t-vln '. 7 p m.: Wl'dnf'SCIIIY i 'Vt~nln~ won.hlp. 7 p m . Vl'iltallon. Thursd ay, ti::MI p.m. HUNITY CHHISTIAN A'-;SF:MBI.Y . {'ool v\llr - CIIIX'rt Sprru-..:·r. pa -"tor Sunllily S('hooi, 9::l'l a .m : rno rnln ~ ""'1"\' 111 '. 11 11111 Su nday I"'Vf'nlnJ.! ."t • rv l t~ . 7· .l lt? m .. midV.'I't'k pruyc•r Sl'rv1C'r' WPdm'S(t:ry. 7·.•1 p m Mouf\.'T o t.J VF. t'OMM UNITY <·m rn< 'tt . I ~IWI'PIICf' Bus h. pa..;tnr: Max r nlmr, ·. S r Su p~>rlntf•ndt• nt S u r:~~ l a y Sc- · IK:~C>I and mtornln~ot W!ll"!o.hip, 9 .' ll .• m Sunda ~· f'\'t•nlnjl st•rvif'f'. 7 p.m., Youth rnt'f'lln~ and JlltJir ~> tuch' , W!'<lrwsduy . 7 p.m . · UNrrED F/\l'n-1 l 'IWI"H'I! - ltnuli ' 1 nn PomN · ~· b;>pass. Ht"-'. t-<tltJt•rt :-.nutt1, S t ., pas tot': RPv . Jamt.,; Cundiff. a ..-...-.L.;;.ta nt p.;t sh:"ll: suOO<W Setu.JI, 9::ll 11111 .. mt1Ynlnl2 wors hip. \0:30 · a .m ., t'\'Pnin~ worship. 7-.fl p .m \'\'onwn 's }o""'t-• Uow~ hlp . 1\lf'S(I. t ~· .. . 111 am . Wt'<bw"da~ nlght pra ~·f' r st·rv1nf'. i ::ll p.m . FA11lt UAP'l'lST (11\ ' Hl'll. l\Lt'ltMl. Ol<'t'l a t U nllt-..:1 Stt-.'1 \\"urko"t"S llnion lln ll. Hul lroad Strt""t''l. Ma.o;on. M o l'nln~ W(N--.1\Ip !1:.1U a .m . Sundav ~ · t·uollfl :: tll tt.m l< wnln~ Sc-"1C't"', 7 p.m f~·lt.Vf't' m(l' fliiJ; \\'(•ctn£'St lay, 7:J.) p.m . \1\rtwN•k Hi bit' S tUft~·. Thursrlay, i p.rn . F'OilEST HUN 11APT!ST - HPv . N\'1(• llon:lrn. p11slor \ ·onwUus Hundt . sup.-rln rmdc·nt . Su l'ila\' ~· hOt \! ~l : .l l , t 111.. ~ >t 'O nd a n'l fmu ·ttt Sunrlav S. WOI~tlip SI:'I"VII\' :11 2: :(l p .m MT MOfll.o\11 Hi\1"7 1'l~T - J.'nut1h and Maln Sis. Mitld h,llll l Hf'\' Calvi n Minnis. J..ta!> tor Mn; t-:h·tn llu m~nrdrw r. s u~ Su nctnv sdrool, ~l : :lr ,t m . worship st'I"Vk~ '. HI: ·l:i :un . BUIU .I N\ :HAM SOlJ I1-tEHN IIAP'TI:'\1' C'lnJH C'II . Huult> I. Shadt · Pastur. l Inn Iliad( Atflllllti'<l wi th SoulhN"n Rtptl..;t ('011\'Pnllnn Su ndav Sl·t~~ . t : ll p m , Sund11y wnr~hlp . 2::u 1'hul.,.-la.v t'VI'nlnJt Bibk study, 7' p.m . p.m. PE: NTI·X"'O!{I'AI'. A.'-;SI':MHLY . H.arln•'. Houh· 11-1 . W\\1\mll llob;Jc-k . JJ<Istnt'. Sunday sc- hool . Ill a m . Sunda.v f'\'t•nlnJ:: .5('1"\1('f'. 7 p m \'-.',..:lnt'Srllry I'V • 'nl n ~ ~· rv\ t,-• 7 p.m . CAHI' ENn\ H BA I' l'IST . llun l" hC>adle, Su nda)' School !l:.tl :t.m . Mor nlnfr;! Wnrs hip. Ill :IJu .m Pr;tyt•rSf•rvtn• . allf't'mttt• Sundays . Supt MllHJI .I-:I"l(ll {T I'I·;N" n :<1)STAI .. Tl11t ·d Aw .. lllf' Hi'\' Clark Bakt•r. p :tMor . Carl Nolllttf!hllln , Su nl :r_v Schi )I\J Su pt . ~unlla y S(•hoo lltla m . - d : t'l ~><: ror a ll J-:\1•nln~ S4 'f"V k't'S , ti p.m . \'Vt-.lrwsda:- , St ud,\', i lip m . ·'.l!'" YfHttlt Sl'l"\'1<'\'!>:, i :•• p.m . Frida\ . · io:{ '(' l.t·:S IA FFI.I .t )WSHII', \:.!}( Mil l St .. Middlt,ll•t1 P a.~ t ur L' l l n ~ht•r, · lntl · k Mo·l~h ,·r ~un Su ncl:ty Sd1ool ,11 HI .I' m St ·rv it, ~ Su nda y ••vt•rt ln,L: it\ 7 p.tn ,md W t..:lnr'!'d a_v nl 7 · p.m. ANTI(N ITY l t.\I ~I' I ~T Ht •v 1-:, trl Shulf,.. pas tu · Su 11da~ ~ · lt ool !I· ]) .t m , f" hmrh !>.t 'n : k .. •. 7 p m , :-·nulh ll\1,-.tlt\f.! , ti p.m . '[\l!"'SCI:t\ l lit>l o• Sh KI\1. 7 ~ul\. r-ut.i. cos! ' !-: 1: l.ll arntou~t -: . :n).&~~ llil nnd l{owi . l'mn!'l' £1)'. Tmn 1 \dl~· . jllt.o;; tor 'l lHn•w 1~ tmt..- •• 1 . Sunduy SC'houl Stt OCrln1t •nrl t•n t. :-it•ndav M m nln~ Sf'l"\"ln ·. ttt· t~J n m . Su nda\ ......~nln.[l s tn'ln · 7 :tl p 111 Sf' I"\' IN':'. "l\Jf'Scb y and Thur..,llay f'\'t • nlll~"' .11 7· :tl p.m \\'( )J tl l 0 1_. FA!' Il l, \t.t Mil l S t , Mlddi(1)UI"t . H idt.tt'CI St i">''< lrl . past11r . S untla~· mor nln).!. Hl:IMI. Su nda y t'\'l"'tlll!t! , 7::11t Tur'!'dotv morn l n~ Ill hiP Sttitly , \O · tl(~ 1 :tl; 'lliu t'Slla' \\'t '(! tlt".{\; t\' i·"P nln~. m o rnln ~ V[(lm wlflt Kc•nrtt'lll Copt •lall il, IIH~l; Ft \day Kt• n nt~ tl ( ·opt •l: mtl. 7: :t\ f'\ ' i' nin ~ v!dt"'l) wllll NEW !11\VEN CIIUH<"II I W T i ll< NA7J\ Il E NE. lt4 '\' ( :il'llillll Stroud, ]\l!>lnr Sunclay SdM)!JI , ! ~ :: lJ 11.11\ . Wors hip ~ ·n·il't' . lll ::~l a .nt , You th Sf•rvh•t•, Suntla\ , ti 1 ~) iJ m , Stt!lcllly t'Vt'n ~ ng ~l'r v h't• , 7. IMl p .m Wt'<lnn; rlav Pra\'l'r Mt•t>ilng .md 1-1\hl,. Stuth- 7.1.\J.Ill N I·: A."l': Si'::T I'U:fwii<NT C' II UIH" II , O:t nald I{ Ka1T, St , p.'l!> l(• Suml.t _, aflt•rrn.Jit St't V k 'l' , '!" :t l, 'llllll"" la.\' 1'\'1' 11 1111-! ' I 'I"VI I'\', 7 · 'Ill !-'lit\" I' HJ\I''TIS'I' I 'I II JIU 'II . M ,,.., 111 . W Vrt . 1'.!'· 111 , !UIIMurph,v Su t• la vSdJlo l. llla m ., S unol.1 v o '\' l ' ttln~ "''1"\'it 't ', 7 :11 p lllt • •tln ~ 111 . l"ra :- l'r anol Hlhlf• Stt Kh WNin1 "'d·t :'o. 7 ;~1 jJill 1·:\'1'1"\'t\ llt " WI'i. • ortll ' RU1l..;\ND CH U R0--1 OF' CHRI ST . Dan pn stor; Bill NlrhoL..;oo, Sunduy school supt. Sunday .s£·hool. ~J : : Jl 11m., rnorrdnf.! wc.-s hlp and communion. HJ ::I) a .m. M onlux. DANVO..L£ WESLEYAN . Sunday SchOrll. 9::l)a .m.: m orntn gworshlp lO : ~~a . m . ; youth scrvh. 6: 4~ p.m .: eve ning W«Shlp. 7: ll p.m .; Wcdnf'Sday, 7::U p.m. Pra)-'f'l" r'nd RtrrLAND BJBI .F. DAN'{fLLE HOLINEss CHURCH. Jocall'd on Routl' 3'~ between Vlnlon and Lan25vlllf'. Rfov . BPn Watts. paste~·. Sunday Sc'll>Ol, 9:.Jl ME'THUIJI ~ - Am tf: 9: m a.m. f'HC'h Sunday mominw. a .m .. Bob~ Lamben S. S. Supt.; Mornln~ Wors h\p. IO:lla.m.: Children's Happy Hour HU 11 AND CHUHC'H OF ntE NA7.A RENE, rtev. Lloyd D. Crimm •. Jr., j)lts tor . Sunday School. ~1 : :11 a .m .: wocshlp .L;t'!VIC<'. Hl::lO a .m .: ycung J)f'(lplf''s S4"'t"Vlc'C' , fo p.m . 6:4."i p .m . Prayer & Bible St udy, 7: l:J p.m. Mlsslonal)' meet ing first Wednrsday of flU<' I\ month. 7:JJ p.m. For InformatiOn rail !111-11467. • SU.VER . RUN BA.PTIST. Bil l 1..1111,•, pasl<r. StC'VC Little. S. S. Sup!". Sunday sc:·hool. 10 a.m .; mcrnlng worship, 11 a.m . Sul"lday evening wcrshlp, 7::ll p.m. Prayr r mt..:>! l n ~ and Bible study , ThuOOay. 7:l l p.m. : yoottr mecttng WednesdaY at 7 p.m. CHRISTIAN FEU.OWSHIP CHURC'H. :1!3 N. 2nd Aw., Mlddll'JX)r1 . Surw.lay Sch::lol. 10 a.m. Sunday and Wt.>dnesday Evf'nlng servlces 7:JJ p.m . C'HESTER CHURCH OF GOD. Rev. R. E Robl.nson, pastcr. Surda)-' S("tn"Jl, 9::r> a .m.; Wocshlp se-vt~. 11 a .m .: eveni ng se!"\1\c(o, 7 p.m .; youth servlef', Wedn~y. 7 p.m . LANCSVII..LE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Robert E. Musser. pastor. Sunda ySC'hool , 9::11 a.m .; Paul Musser, supt .; mornlnp: worship, tO: XI a.m.; Sunday ~lng 5NV!ce. 7 p.m.; mld ·week service, WMnesday, 7 p.m . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 1'HE: NA7A REN£ - Rev . JamfS B. Klllif'. paslcr. Shennan Cundiff. supertnlc-ndent . Sunda y ScOOoi.. 9::D a.m.; Morning Wcr~hJp lO:ll a.m.: Evan~llsll c service. 6 p.m. Prayer and tralse Wednesday, 7 p.m .: youth meeting, 7 p.m. EDEN UNITED BRE'l'HRENINCHRJST. E1dl'n R. Btalte. paslor. Sunday SchOOl 10 a.m.: R.ober1 Reed. supt.; Momlng·seTTn(J'I, 11 a.m.: SundaY night servlcel, Chrl!illan Endeav<r. 7:ll p.m.; SOng serviCe, 8 p.m.; Preachine; 8 : ~ p.m. Mid-week Praym meetlne, Wednelday, 7 p.m ., Alvin Refod, lay Eva nJt{'llsllc sei"\'ICC. 6:)) p m . Wf'dn(l;(fay St"n'ICC. 7 p.m . . MASON CHURCH Of? Cl-fHIST, M llh.,.- St., Masoo. W. Va . F.uw:C'ne L. Cong('l", mlnlstl'l' . Sul"lday Blblr Sti.Kiy, !Oa .m .. Wors hi p II n.m and 7 p.m r Wednesday J1lblf' Study, vor<tl m usic. 1 p.m MASON ASSEMBLY OF' GOD. Ouddln~ Lane, Masoo, W. Va. Rev . RonniP B. R~. Pns!or. Sunday School 9:4-'"l rt .m .. Morning " Wors tup 11 a .m . F. ve n lnR St'f"\/k't' 7:.1 l p m Wednac.day Women's Mlnls trl('S 9 it .m (mCE"'InR: a nd pru yerJ. Pray(>r a nd Hlblr St00y7 p.m . HJ\RTF'ORD CHURCH OF CIOU''T IN C l-ffi.~TJAN UNION. Thr• Rt'V. William Campbell, pastoc. Sunda y ScOOol. 9::t:Ja .m .; James Hught.>s , supt .. ~nln$t Sf•rvkf'. 7::11 p.m. Wednffld ay cv('l1l n ~ pra ye r m eof'tlnjt. 7;lJ p.m. You1h pra)-'f'r ~t'VIcf'l•achTU4"'Sllay. FAIRVU:.""W BIBL E (.i fURCH. IA~ Iart , W. Va .. Rt. 1, "Mark IN[in. pa..'ilct'. Wors hip services. 9::11 ·a .m.; Sunday SchOOl. 11 o.m .; I."Venln g wJYshJp. 7:;11 p.m. Tuesday ('Oit nQ:l' pra y~ mectln~ and BU>Ir !iludy. 9:30a.m . Worship serv1re. Wednesday. 7:lJ p.m . OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Wal nul and Henry Sts .. Ravenswood, W. Va. The H.ev. Gcor~re C. Wetrk:'k, pastcr. Sunday School. 9: ~ a.m.: Sunday wCI'hstp, 11 a .m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH. now loc•lod on Pomeroy Plk~. County Road :.5 nl'llr Flatw<Xds. Rev. Blackwood, pastcr. Services on Sunday at 10:l) a .m . and 7:Jl p.m. with SUnday sctl)ol, 9::1) a .m. bible study, wcmesday. 7;:Kl p.m. FAfi'H FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRL'rr- St. Rt. :J:I!I, Anllqulty. PaJtor. Rov. Fra nklin Dickens. Sunday momlng, 10 a.m . __ _ ""'MLAA.r. GROVE CHRJS11AN, IWger Wai.SCil. pasttr: Crensorr Pratt, Sunday Schod. supt. Momlng wcnhlp. 9:ll a .m .: SUnday scOOol;-10:3.1 a .m.; evening servict', 7 :~ p.m . S\lntlay """nlng, 7 : ~p . m . Thunda¥ evening, 7:ll p.m. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAJYf"''T CHURCH . PaA!cr Robert B)'!l's. Sunday ScOOol 10 a .m.; WorshJp Setvk'e U a .m.: Sunday evening service. 7: :II p.m.: Wcdnefl· day evening service, 7: :.11 p.m. INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH, lnc. - Paul St., Mlddlepcrt. Rev. O'Dell Manley. pa;tor. Sunday School. 9:00 a.m.: 1\fl'. UNION BAPTIST. Rov. Tom Dooley: Joe Sayre, &lntlay SchOOl SllfX'!'Intendenl. Sunday ~thool, 9 : ~ · a . m . ; evening WOI'IhJp, '7:3)' p.m. ' Tlllls. pastoc; Sonny llud'ion. supf . Sunday school . 9: .YJ a .m. Morn1n.': wors hip, 10: :r1a .m . Surdny C'Vf'nlng sf'rvl('(' , 7:llJ. Wf'dnlsd/ly Nf'Jill'l.li( Sl'rvln• 7:((.1 p.m. : WMPO Program. Pral~, Prayer meeting, 7:.11 p.m. W - a y. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRJST, Vincent C. Waters. Ill, minister: Hennan Black, su~lntendent. Sunday Schoci 9::Jl a. m .: ew'lllnl service, 7 p.m .; Wedn-,y Bible SchOOl, 7 p.m. CIIE!n'ER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE, ~ . Herbert Grate, pe.st<r. Frank RJIIle, supt. SundoySctm. 9:00a.m. Worship ...-vtco. ll a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Prayer ""* ' pash:t'. _m lt-1lph {'art. supt'rint{'f'ldrnt, wt)"shlp. 7· .l l p.m . Pruyer mN:•tln~ . Wf'<.lrwsday. 7::111 p.m . I..DNG BCITI'OM {"HHlS'I"IJ\N. Kf•n K£'\rt>r, pusrcr. Wall:wr Dnmf"A'OOd. Su nday SC'hCKM Supt . Worship st•rvln' a1 ~ a . m . B l bi ~: Schcxl l lll RACINE WESLEYAN- Church S<hool, !0 a.m.; Wonbtp. U a.m.; UMW. rowtt1 - 7:30 p.m.: -olllloLord. ~ Wednootloy, 7:30p.m. llrll w~. 7 p.m.; - · · Prtoyor .a ; ,.,, Weo-rlJY, 1 .a.m. U.UREL CLifT FREE ME'I'HODIS!' SVTI'ON - ~h llc.1iool, ., 30 o.in.: CHURCH, Rfov, Rabon MJJJtr, putar; Lloyd 1 1 wonltlp. 11:111 a.m. (ftn< and il1lrd , WJ1&III, Dlr!<lor ot Cl1l'a1tllt ~n. lillndly Sdlool. 9:30a.m.: Momt111 Wmltlp, ~: fettGwob!P wlllt Clrmol. INrd nda)l, 6:.11 P-!'!: . -·- - • 10:30 a.m.: Cf!01t _Pra£1!£0· !~<!~~· 6! ~ ' <1 ('\l '' nin~ BRADBURY CHURCH OF OfRI~i·. Puul Pratt. p~tor . Sunday sc hool . 9: lJa.m .. l ~t rry Haynes, S. S. Suj:X .; mornlng wocship, lO::WJ a.m . 1"'!~.,_, Marion Williams. school , 9: lJ p.rn . J\11'. HERMON UNn'EO BRETHREN II\ ClffiL'rr CHUH.C'H . ftf'v . R:o~rt Sandns. pas t~ ; Don Will . lay [(>ad('l". \--".){'fl tc>dln Tr~ ~l s Co mmu nity off 'f'R !fl. Sunday .'i(' hOol. 9: ,(1 am . M ornln~ wm--shtp Sol'l"\'k'(' . 10: -l:l <Un .; .-w· n ln ~ pr('&e hin~ SPI'VIf'f' SN'Ond ami fnur1lr Sufl(_layo;, 7: :11 p.m .; C"hr ts ttan End("!\\'01". first and - th lrd Sunda.ys. ?::ll p.m . Wf'tl nt~Ja y pr;-~yt'l" mN:•tin.'l: illld IJiblf' study , 7:XI p.m . .11-: II OVAH'S wrrNESS. .17J19 !'it:llf' Houll• l:M tUnr mil(' f'RSI of Rulland l . Su nct;ry, 111hll• IN:'IUt"(' \I:JO l.t. m .; Wil t(' i'IICJ'.'.'('I" SIIKiy , 1 0 : :.~'11 a.m.. 1\J('Sdav, Bible study. 7::10 p m .. Thur'Sdny , Th·f<X'rrt tlc Srhool. 7:.11 p m ., Srrvlcc M('('U n ~. K::ll p.m . lliURCH OF GOD OF PHOPII ECV . l.cx•MC'd on tlwo 0. .J . Whllf' Road nff hl~hway mJ. Pm H ('flSOil, pustor. Su ndu,v &hool Ill n.m . Classe; rrn- 1tU agt's. Junior Chutrh 11:00: M omJnF{ ,Wors hip. 11 :00: Arlull Choir Pl'llrlk'E' ti :OO p .m . Sunday Youn,R Proplt' s. Chl ldn•n's Churt' h JUld Adult 1\lblf' Stud~· . Wt'<lr1(.,;day at 7 :31l p.m p.m .: t.vf'nln,R Wors tup. c.-.lp.m. WNJll'Sllll,\1 Pn1vrr and Blble S1udy, 7· 30 p.m. Df:XTl:lt CH URCH OF CHIU ~,-. C'harl(lS RusSf'll. Sr .. m l nl~ t<'r ; Rick Mucombl•r , supt Sundav schOOl, 9:.l} a .m .; worship SPrvk-,•. IU: ;10 li.rn. Blbh' Study. TtJPsduy. 7: :Wl ~ .rn . REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF ,JESUS CHRIST OF LJ\1TEH DAY SAIN1'S, Por11und-RaC' Inr Road. Wllllim1 Roush. pa.o; toc . Linda Evans. l'hUI'{'h school d ln'<:tor . r hu l'('h SC'hool, 9::10 a.m. ; rnornln~ wors hip. 10:30 'a.m.; \\'Ninr&iay Pwnln~ prayf'r Sf'r.'k'f'S , i : :VI p.m . BE11-ILEHEM ElA?TI ST . llf'v Far! Shulc>r, pH~Ior . Worship si-rvlr't', <i :.ll a m . Su nday Sl' hool, 10::)() a .m . Alhl(' Study and pntyPr M'IVil,~ Thu rsdll)'. 7: :U p.m KENO CJ-IUHCH ut-· UlRIST, Ollv<'r Swain. Supcrtntendct'lt. Sunda_v school !1 : ~ • fl ,tl ' , .. I , ____ _ '1 ... J. h',1 ct n e 9 49 15SO Sch0019: D n .m .: Mornl n~ Worship 11 a.m .. MEIGS COOPEIIA'i'IVE PARISH every Sunday , 7 ; ~ p.m. eckacation. area. RUTI.AND CHURCH OF COD. P"'toc. Rev. John Evans. Sunday school, 10 a.m., Sunday WCJ'ship, 11 a .m .: Children's C'hurch. 11 a .m.; Sunday even ing S(>I"'Vice, 7 p.m. ; Wednesday evening young ladle5, a u~lllary, 6 p.m. Wedneiday famlly wochs lp. 7 p.m . KAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, Near Lon~ Bottom, Edsel HaJ1. pastoc. Surv::lay school,9:lla.m.; WorshlplO::lla .m .; Prayer meeting 7:ll p.m . Thursday. MIDDLEPORT F1l.EE;WD, I. BAPTIST. Corne- Ash and Plum. Leslie Ha>man, pastoc. Sunday r;chlol 10 a:m.; Morning Worship, 11 a .m .; Wedn esday and SatW"'day 8vening servlces,7 :~ p.m . Communi on First Sunday. , sh.liy, 7 p.m. t'tEEDSVlLLE - Church 5<11001. 9: ~ OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISl'JAN · a.m .: Worship 11 a. m . CHURCH - Qiftoo Lucas. pastor. Sunday TIJPPERS PLAJNS Sf. PAUL - Church SChool 9: 3J a. m. Mrs. Wo rt~ Francis, supt. School.. 9a .m.; Worship. tO a.m .: Bible Study, Preaching services first a nd !hl.rd Sundays 1\Jesday. 7;:J) p.m .; UMW. Third Tuesday, folJCM'lng SuOOay SChOOl. Youth meeting 7· .JJ p.m .; Corrununion l lrst Sunday. UI'!ITED PRESBYTERIAN MJNtSI'RY OF MEIGS COUNTY. Rov.WandaJohnson, !lln!ctor; Harold Johnson. dlrect<l' or l'C)MEROY ~Mr . and Mrs. Larry (Bunny) MCNickle, mls. slo~les on an Jndlan reservation at Farmington, N.M., will be •Jt<>wlng slideli of their work at 7: 30 Monday night a1 the AntiQuity Bapt~t Churcll on Stall Route 338. ' McNickle Is a foll!ll?r resident Of the Rjlclne Fvcf} chu och and syn•gogu<": In th( lotnd i) • o! God •nd n~ IJ wonhipptt 10 h(ll to the ~tem•ltwrlt•g~ ol r.. it h. H er~ tht hopes eod upi•• · !ions of m•r~killd l hra ogho ul lhe dQU l!llf btol.lghl 10 I rich t!UIIIOI'I Jhrin~ A K&C~~LERS meeting, va rious speakers and music specials. Thur1iday-- ll; :II a .m . to 2 p.m., Ladles Home League, members In charge, aU wanen-lnvlted: 6;45 p.m. Thursday, Corps Cct det Class (Young Pro ple-Biblt>~ . 7:l:lp.m. Bible Study and Prayt>r m eet ing, opt>n to the publk'. Pomeroy 1'1 this mndtrn ;uul r_rdighlcntd day, ~tl'l ou r d uoer o.mder~l~nduog o f the morel. tthlul •ncl.• lipirill.lll t ~r ut~:r uf God . relfg111n b 11M the touch stone of hum•n c h" r"rte r. th<': inspir•tlon ol hum•n • ction ;md th~ lore<": ~him:! m•n 's highuteci'IW:vemt r'ltS Middl e port, Ohi o G r o ceru~ c, ­ Gencrrtl Mcr c tl.Hldt o;,e Middlepor1· Pom eroy. 0 . Fltllgion nas atw•yslrotph_d the beslthlll wn in m•n •nd c•lled lorth hoi noblel! dfoob~ven whc·n It wu no more tn,n blind boith in • Jl'9•fl god. RANKLIN" WAID CROSS SONS STORE THE DAILY SENTINEL them hom distarot qulfriots , t lliSI!IIntm Into buuu lui dulgns iJnd build tnem Into thiJ llllfly •nc:l imposing structure . · John F . Fultz, Mgr . Ph. 992· 2101 Pomeroy r Syrac us e their primitive machines 1nd methods, u thouMnds ol men to mlrlt these gre•t stonu , h•ul BEN Mill Work· Ca b inet Making 1 m11st have rcq1111td the ltbor o l hundreds of ·RAWS 1 (Formerly Pomeroy Pastry Shop) 216 East Main Nalj~nwide Witt~ MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. '~ CRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 3'l6 E. SWEETS & EATS SHOP • .Only 8 Miles'from Pomerov Bridge · · HOURS: Mon .· S~t . Qpen at 6. Sun. a .m . to 2 p.m. SPECIAL THI~ SUNDAY : Baked . Ste~ . Mas hed Potatoes & Gravy, Green Been ti, H,ot ~oil . S. Beverage ....... . :............... $3 .95 _ P. J. PAULEY, AGENT M aln St:, Pamer~ . Sunday services Holy Come In And Relax At Our Coffee Shop Select an Item from our Fast Food Menu: Sandwiches, French Fries, Soft Drinks, Ice C~m. Cookies, Etc ..... Pt . Pleasant PhOne 1614) 742·2777 Su nday SChool, 9::ll a.m., Glm McClung, su~ .; morning wcrshlp lO:lJ a .m. ; everUng service 1 p.m.; mid-week SL>rVIce, Wednesda,}', 1 p.m. ' RESTA.URANT J . Wm . "Bill" Brown, Owner T" wnd ·' P~. Cake. punch a nd chip were served to the guests, Lea Belcl)er, Grace Welch. Rhonda Hoover, Linda Foster, Barbara Hudson, Etta Will, Erma Hendrix, Sue Little, Mary Capehart, Anita Sims, CatHy Scarberry, LISa Roush. ·· Sending gtfts were Dorothy Col· llns, Daisy Conkle, Clara Yarbrough, Debbie Clevenger, Elaine Strauss, Donlta Boggs, Betty.Dill, and Velsla Roush . · Auction 1. 0 . " M ac" McCoy R1. L Reedsville, On . '~ 98S· l944 Thue u umbling ruins o( the ancocnt T em pie ol J11piltr 11 Bulbc< in Syri., ~cltt the wonder and command the admiration ol mc9trn uchitecb aM engineers. Rutland , Ohio 45775 REME.MBER WITH FLOWERS Relatives arid friendS of the late Sam and Mevtna Birchfield Will hold a reunion at the Krodel Patk Club House in Point Pleasant SU!1day. . There will be a basKet dtnner at noon. ~eal •tt-'''"" "-'he Real McCoy" f, Tyree. .:1' " For A .,,. Birchfield reunion (FORMERLY BRiAN'S STEAK HOOSE) The Melgs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, Will have a picnic Monday at Forked Run Lake, 6 p.m . Mem!)ers are to -take their own tabll' service, ' ' '· CONCESSIONS - Many concesSions offering a variety of . relreslunents and·merehan.us.i were set up on the upper parking lot In Pomeroy Thursday afternoon and operators were putting the final touches on this displays In preparation for Big Bend Regatta .Weekend. Pomeroy merchants are having sidewalk sales on both Friday and Satunlay as a pari of weekend activities. · ,_ Car Wash to speak ...,__..,. The Daily Builders for Cbri.rt Missionaries -~--~----- PonMIIOy-Middleport, Ohio Frialov. ·June 24, 1983 Pomeroy UMW meets, forms group A R' E '!'llose attending are Invited to take their musical Instruments. There wUI be country and Wl!ltern music, horse shoe playIng 11nd other games. Friday, June 24, 1983: • Mornlng w<nhlp W:~ a.m.: eventna: wors hip. 7:30 p.m.1'ul!ld.tly.l2:30 p.m. )Vomen's v•yer Pra~_llld pratse tterVtce. " Weml!lday. 7:;,! p.m. n-'""· .· Sermonette The FamUy of FamUies fn the gospels there are no fewer than 13 indica tions of famU y terminology used to Identity some spiJ·Itual tru th dPa llng with the relationship between God and humankind . Add at least 22 morP concepts In the Epistles and the Revelation. and w~ SCf' the enormous significance of splrltuua l symbolism between the earthy family and the w ider body of Christ. the family or famllles. Perhaps the most obvious ramUy concept God has used to help us understand ~plrltual truth IS the relationship between the Father and"Son. But, He also shows us that Christ .Is the husba nd of the church, that Christians are brothers and sisters, that new Christ ians are like babies, and that older Christians are like parents. Only when we learn to love and care for each other at home can we expect a congregationa l commitment to such behavior. Only when we have learned to speak of love and devotions In the family can that vocabulary be widened to the family of fa,mllles . • Imagine the revolution 1ft our churches It we take seriously Paul' s words to Timothy, "Do not rebuke an older man harshly, but exhort hlm as It he were your father . Treat younger men as brothers, older women as ·mothers, and younger women as sisters with absolute purlty." (Timothy 5: 1-2) . Pastor James Corbitt, Pomeroy United Methodist Church . Rt!I1.AND Al'alTOUC CHURCH OF JESUS CHI\lln', ~ Jam• Miller. Btltle shlly, w~. 7:30p.m.: SuJidaySctm. 10 a.m. SUnday n11111 aervtco, 7:30p.m. PoMEROY W£Sl.EYAN HOLINESS - _F!ef<!ot putor. _ __ ____:.1_____ _ _ Han11a1VWe Road,_ Ea!l. ---'---~-_....._;_ .I . I n·- _ _ _, �.. •• ., ' Friday, .._ 24, 1983 Page-S--The Daily Sentinel Several court cases tenninated by judge Numerous cases were wrapped up during Wednesday's session of Meigs County Court conducted by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Fined were Mark McGuire, Langsville, $10 and costs, excessive . speed for conditions; Debra Mullin, Athens, $24 and costs, speeding; Jutly Musser, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, speeding; Carl Ward , Peebles, and costs, three days in jaU, to attend school with $150 of the fiDe and three days jail sentence suspended but driver's license su•pended for JO days; Leroy Borghese, Columbus, $5 and costs, faUure to display valid registration; Ben Cotterlll, Rutland,S~and costs, (allure to control vehicle. Lee Roush, Boardman, $8.50 and costs, speeding; Patricia Warner, Pomeroy, $22 a nd costs, speeding; William Green, Shde, $10 and costs, l)lrnlng left after slgnallng in ten lion to turn right; Gregory Meeks, Athens, $21 and costs, speeding; Betty Fife, Middleport , $22 and costs, speeding; John Mitchell, Middleport, $10 and costs, expired registration; Donald McCune. Ra· cine, $10 a nd costs, left of center; Nelson Morris, Racine, $10 a nd costs. !allure to yield one-half of J:Oadway; J aneen Reed, Coolvllle, $~ and costs, parking on roadway; Louis Laudermilt , Middleport , $10 and costs, !allu re to display va lid s:m Brogan qualifies registration; Teresa Carsey, Reedsville, s:a> and costs, parking on roadway; NomJall Toler, Middleport, $50 and costs, six months probation, $25 offlne s uspended and three day suspended ]all sentence, driving while under suspension; Kevin Moore, Ravenswood, $25 and costs, disorderly conduct; Michael Stewarl, Ravenswood, $25 and costs, 'disorderly conduct; James Walker, Cottageville, $25 a nd costs, disorderly conduct. Gerald Watson, ReedsvUle, $40 and costs, five days In jlal suspended a nd placed on probation for one year, giving false information at an accident ; $75 and costs, no valid opera tor's license, five day ]all sentence suspended, one year probation; Barbara Tolley, Dexter, $75 and costs, no operator's license, live day suspended ]all sentence, six months proba tion; Jerry Moore, Pomeroy, criminal !repassing, 15 days In jail, 14suspended,and costs; Danny Yarbrough, Wadsworth, $22 and costs, speeding; Terry Westfall, Parkersburg, $11 a nd costs , speeding, Forfeiting bonds were Jean Murray, Russell, Ky., $45, obstructing official business; Charles Wonn , Russell, Ky, $45, drug abuse; Elvis Peck, Pomeroy, $'25, no baffle plates ; Terry Westfall, Parkersburg, $50, Speeding. Racine. In the sam<' court one marriage was a nnuled and lour others were dissolved. The m arrtage of Gregory L. Johnson and Linda Sue Johnson was annuled. Linda Sue Johnson was restored to her prtor name of Linda Sue Wilkinson. Otliers dissolved were Cheryl A. Hysell and J effrey Hysell; Mary K. Wa llace and BUly Lee Wallace; Dantet M. Dodson and Anna F. Dodson; Donald Barry Allen, Jr., and Rebecca Lynn Allen . To honor Davis Funds distributed State Motor Vehicle Registrar Michael J. McCuUion announced the Bureau of Motor Vehicles has the flf~advance dls trtbu tlon ol1983 license tax revenues totaling $47,399,756.61 ready for distribution to local governments. Meigs County's share to be recetv€d by June 30 totals $178,539.79. Regatta specials A farewell to Lt. Debra Davis, assistant at the Athens Salvatlon Army will be held Sunday nlghtat 92 W. Union St., Athens. The farewell service will be led by Lt. Gayle Krider, commanding officer. The meetingwUl start a t6: 30 p m . and Pomeroy Salvatlon Army people are involved. Lt. Davis wilt leave for a 'new assignment In Dayton on Tuesday. Two m arrtllge licenses were Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Timothy Jerome Thompson, 24, RD, Ractne, and Julie Anne Nance, 22 , Syracuse, a nd Darrell Gene J enkins, 18, RD, Pomeroy , a nd Lots Ann Roush, 17, Pomeroy t:orreclion Drive-through window to be closed Saturday Due to the Big Bend Rega tta Parade, the drive through window ot Central Trust Co. In Middleport wll.l be closed Saturday. Lawrence D . Brogan, CIC, FMS, ~Brogan-Warner lnsui'!UK:e Services, Inc .. Pomeroy, has met, the requirements for membershfll In Ute Insurance Fire Mane Society ot the Professional lnstrn!J~Ce Agents (PIA) for the third tbne, ac~ the d esignation , · " Certified Member" . Brogan has quallfled for this elite producers' group by achieving an outstanding sales record in 1982and also by practlclngtheSoclety'shlgh standards o! ethics and ptoflclency tn his agency operations. The society n~ has morethan600 members across the country. PTA Is an organization that represents more than 40,000 Independent Insurance agents who specialize In selling and servicing property and casualty Insurance. Southern hand unifonns ordered Summer uniforms for the band were selected and ordered when the Southern Local Band Boosters met In regJJ!ar session recently at the high school. The band has been practicing every Tuesday and Thursday from 6: 30 to 8:30 p.m . In preparation for Saturday's Big Bend Regatta Parade. A committee was namrotomake a rrangements for a pool party and a discussion was held on making making Ideas to provide funds for trips and other expenses. The band has been e nlarged and a flag corps and majorettes added. Hospital News HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DL'lCHARGES JUNE 23 Grace Abbott, Gary Brown, Lena Brumfield, Elrna Caldwell, Carrie DeWeese, James Dunlap, Jessica Dunn, Mary Fowler, Alvin Haggy, Mrs. Gregory Hines and son, John Koebel, James Lane, Mrs. Charles Lacey and daughter, Sandy Lee, Cyrus Leeport, Ruby Mare, David Mann, Harold Massey Jr., Ellnor Mllls, Mary Montgomery, Geraldine Waugh, Ollie Waugh, Brodie Whittington, Mrs. Charles Willis Jr. a nd son. Bmms Mr. and Mrs. Ch'!fles ClJ!IIl_!!ans, daughter, McArthur; Mr. and Mrs. Keith French, daughter. Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Johnson, daughte r , Kerr; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shepard, daughter, Oak Hill. Mrs. Lena Nesseiroad was taken to Vete rans Mem orial Hospita l Wednesday evening from the scene of a n a uto accident on Route 33 by the Pomeroy E me rgency Squad ra ther than from her home as report€<! earlier. Admitted - Myrtle Murphy, Langsville; Patricia Winebrenner, Syracuse; James Meadows, Portland; Betty Rood, Lancaster. Discharged - Pauline Taylor, Donald Weaver, Margie Lawson . Residents alerted Middleport .Pollee Chief J . J. Cremeans Is alerting Middleport res idents that S. Second Ave. from 'Mill St. to Custer St. must be cleared by 7 a .m. Saturda y in preparation for the forming of the annual Big Bend Regatta Parade. The parade wilt move out of Middleport enroute to Pomeroy at 10 a.m. 111 c-t ,... ........., ...,.,. _ __, '"- ... ·-" ·-9··-····. . ,··...............,....... l ·A • , •7vt••...4,_.. ....... ,...- .. _ 1JCITY&ft. . f ......... l ., ._, t&-ldo . . ti-RM. Tv&c."-- . Ohio ... Plolntillo, John Dont. Addr-. Unkoown: The Unknown Hoiro, . , . , _ lnd Next of Kin of John Dortt. - ; Sophio Dom. -Unknown; The Unknown Helrt. D - l n d Next of Kin of SopNa Dont. ... Mad; Wllem F. Dont. Add-. Unknown; The Un- Business Services Go~ l!ssons Special ADULTS ....... 6 for STUDENTS .•.. 6 for ::~: S41l.OO $30.00 .~l!~ 'Fittlnc Center ' ·: '1111111 Woods 'Club ~r · 'Fisllinc John Teaford Chester 6 16 I mo GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL! 20% OFF Our Low Everyday Prices Until Stock Is Sold . RADIATOR SERVICE We c.n ...,..r and PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 5-25-1 mo Pd • I 13 tit ' 1Utclltn Cabintb - RoofInc - Sidln& - Concrete P1tl01 - Sldtwllks flew Conatructlon - Rtmofttln& - Custom Pole ' Barns. LAFF · A · DAY H. L. Writesel EUGENE LONG ROOFING SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING All types of roof wort. new rapttir, .autten and 01 CHARLES SAYRE AND SO~ Roofirt & Sidilll Co. dolmspoub, ortter cleln- inc and Pli• stOIAI dom and windows. All Wort Gulrlftlttd "Frtt Estilutts" Routt I Lllfll Bottom, OH. 45743 Q5-4t9l or 992, 3067 Call: 949-2263 or 949-309 ' t ~· 20.11c: 'Sidinc 'Roo tina 'Guttor & Down Spouts 'Remodelina 20·Years Exptrience In Home Aru FREE ESTIMATES Call 843-5425 5·2-2- 1110. Od ' VInyl & Aluminum SIDINq . BISSE~L . · SIDING ~0. "ltautlful; C~stom . ~ullt Gara s" frH II nc ts· tlmattl, -949-2801 or 949-2860. Callfor HOME REPAIR RGofina • Sidina Trouahs, Down Spouts Windows • Doors For "All" Your Home Repairs ... 124-Ph. 992·5468 B.,_, of llals. atumln11111 en. lntn, 11111111. S.R. lOP PWICES Copptr .................... 45 lb. 1 AlumiNJm Clns ...... 20' lb. llldlllon " ."" """ 30' lb. Aut. Glus " buncnd u.oo "Frtt MiMI! Iron .. $1.00 huncnd Shit! Iron ..... 50' huncnd Also No Sunday Estimates" ... Call: Georae Gum Ph. 992~5433 Pictinl Up Auto llodl• f.ZZ· IIIIO.·I'd. , ' Ridltl$ & Sons SALVAGE COMPANY I'U BUC NOTICE ... tl7 ........ Public Sealed btds 'Mil be recetved east 136 1 teet thence south 0 bv the Southern Local Sc hool degrees D•strtct on or betore Jun e 28th at 12 noon. at the Treasurers Offtce There w111 be th ree used School Buses 1 19 70 Dodge Wllh Supe rtor Body 2 1969 Dodge w11 h Su pertor Body 3 1968 Chevrolet w1th Bl ue B•rd Body De nny Htll Treasurer"s Off1 ce Box 176 Aactne Ohto 4577 1 161 17 24 21c mtnutes west place of 266 25 teet th e begt nntng for th ts descrt pt•on. thence east 115 feet th ence SOIJ th 0 deg rees 15 mmuteS west 88 75 feet thence wes t 11 5 feet thence north 0 degrees 15 mtnutes east 88 75 feet to the place of begtnmng, con1 arn1 ng 234 ac res more or tess There tS also conveyed herebv the r1 ghr-ot-way co nveyed to Gree n Hills Ho mes Inc by Ern est A Wtn gett and Maxme S Wtnge n. by deed da1ed June 1 19 7 1 Exce p11ng all mtne rnl rtqhts heretofore rese rved by thP- State of Ohto Current Owners Name Je wel t l Mauhews and Ca thertne J Mauhews · Addr ess 285 78 Tackerv.lle Road Raet ne OH 45 7 7 1 TERMS OF SALE Cash Ca nn01 be sold for less than two !h1rds of the appratsec1 val ue APPRAISED AT S15.000 00 JAM ES J PAOFFITI Shert tf Metqs Cou nty Ohto DENNI S, REIMER CO l PA BY Denn1 s Re tme r Ano rnev for Piatn ltff 98 06 Ravenna Road P 0 Bo)( 38 2 Tw1nsbu rg OH 44087 Public Notice .... 15 Plaintiff JEWELL L. MATTHEWS. et. el. Delendonts COURT OF COMMON PlEAS. MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO In pursua nce of an Order of Sale to me d1 rected fr om sa1d Court 1n the above e nt•t led aclton I wdl t=>x pose to sale at pu bltc auc t1on on the fr o nt s teps of th P. Me•ns Coun ty Cou rt Hou sP on Saturrl ay J u ly 23 1983 <J t1 000 A M olsa1d day th e lo ll owtno desc nbec1 (2 16) 425 -4 20 1 16 1 16 24 171 1. 3!C re ul esta te Sttu ated 1n rhe Tow ns htp of Sulton Co unty of Me•qs illl (f Sta te o f Oh10 und des en bed as tal lows Be•nq tn Sectton 16 of MP.tq s Cou nt v Ohto Jnd ben1n n1nq nt th e sou thwes t cor nPr ot a trar: t of la nd owned bv l es tm McKP.nnon rr. IFHr ncP. Vol ume 198 p,Jq e 355 DeRd Reco rd s 2 NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Educat1o n of Eastern l ocal School D•StriCI des tres to rece1ve sealed btds on th e tollow1ng Bake•y Ptoducts Oatry Produ cts Spec tf tc nl1 0 n sh ee ts are avada ble at the Treasw er's Offtce In order to hP. cons tde red all sealed btds s h ~ ll be recetVE!d tft the tre aswer s ofhcP. by 12 o'c lock noo n on Ju ty 2 1 198 3 Satd Boar(! of Edu catto n rese rves the ttght to accept or re1ec1 any a nd all par ts of any and ull b1ds Board of Educat•on Eastern Local School Dtstr1ct Elo 1SP. Bosto n. Treasure r 38900 SA 7 · Aeec1svdP. Oh10 45 772 161 24 171 1 8 31c tn Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY Of My Father l .. _ .... _ FOR Notice 83-89-TP-PEX Nottce IS hereby giVen that su bscnbers of the Wtlkesv•lle Excha nge have ft led a compla•nt wnh the Publi c Utthttes Comm•sston of Ohto requ esttng the establtshme nt of nonop!tOnal toNO-way extended a rea telephone servtce betwee n the Wtl kesvtlle h c ha nge and the Wellston E,.; change of General Telep hone Company of Ohto If thts request we re gra nted. calltng between the W•lkesvtl le Exchange and the Wellston Exchange would be toll -fr ee The Commtss•on has schedu led thts matte r for publiC I h'"""' n on Thursday July 28 at 10 00 a m at the W•lton Elementa ry School. Mam Str eet Wil kesvil le Oh1 0 4 5695 to bP. conttnued on Fnday Ju lv 29 1983. only tl necessa ry The sco pe of thiS hea11ng shall be ltm1ted to the communtly o f 1nterest facto rs 1nvo lved tn th1 s case tnclud tng calh ng rates dtstnbulton of callt nq nnd loca tton of serv tces products a nd act1Vt! le5 At thiS hea rtng all parttes of mte res t wtll be afford ed an o pportuntty to present ev1+ d ence mare naJ to the spectft c 1ssues relevant tn thts proceedtng Furt her tnformahor'l regardmg thts mmte r mav be obtar ned by addressmg .1n tnqutry to th e Publ1c Ut tltfles Commtsston of Ohto 375 Sout h Htgh Street Columbus Oh to 43 2 15 . PUBUC NOTICE A publ1c hea r•ng wtll be held on Tuesday Ju ly 5. 1983 at 1 UO ~ M m the ueasurer s ofl.ce at Eastei- n Ht gh School Purpose ol the hea rt ng •s to revtew th e 198 4 budget lor th e school d• stm;t The budget w•ll be ava•lable for 1nspect to n All Interes ted P<H)tes are to auend Elotse Boston Treasure r Eastern l oca l Board of Ed uCa! iO n 38900 S R 7 Reedsvtlle. Oh1o 4577 2 !61 23 lie. 54 Mlec, MerchendiH FREEZa SAil ' LOWEST PRICES IN AREA SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY POMEROY lANDMARK SERVICE STATIOH 992-9932 LA~NG, RAONE, OHIO Campground on Ohio River with 22 fullhookup . . , _ ., Over 6 acres with 1200' concrete welled river frontage. 40'K90', 3 ROUSH lltory bldg. with modem •partment. Sacrifice price: •7&,000. Owner can finance. 614-949-2526 SPECIAL 15 Cu~ Ft.. ... '325.95 Makes •Waahera •Di•hWitahera Rang" •Refrlgeratore •Dryert •Freezers PARTS end SERVICE 4-S-llc i UTILITY BUILDINGS : Sizes stlrt from 12'x16' Sins from $J295 STARTING AT INSTALLED WITH PAD Gaad Selection Of GRASS CARPET Goocl Selection Of GOLD SEAL lnsulatd Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS - Racine, Oh . ,, Ptt 614-143-5191 - RUBBER-BAa< TWEED 1'licls Good ttru J- 15 ----·-Galiiiioiii________ _ Yard Sale. 1 mila out Neigh · --·-·-- ·--·-········ ·-· ------- borhood Rd . Juno 23. 24, 25, 111 day Woman ' s clo thing, toya, creftl. evening gown1. boya bik•llke new, plua lola mora. U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE , OHIO Trencher &. Backhoe Service Authorized John Deer, New Holland, Bush Farm Equipment Dealer Hoi Farm Equipment & Service PERSONALIZED POOLS PHONE : 6-2 lmopd VARD sale, Thursday , Friday & Saturday . 1st . time. Mason , W . Va . C. L. 2112 miles past V on Rt 62. K1tchen 07 [ 1111) 18 Fl WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER PH.992-3005 !1-16 I mo l$_~ar~] GARAGE FREE AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR • l-2-4 ltc 1 3-ttc Sears' CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy, DH. Greu & Polly Gibbs-Owners PH . 992·2178 " ' "' Al TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE HOME FOR SALE Pretty, 1.. I10ICh homo. .... mastono. 17133 - ~~ bird! ponet"''. l bodrooms, 2\\ bottls, 2 '*' buiH-inlluiH-Ift '!"~!'· """' ood -· 11fl'enlll. ... ·Lowest Rates dows complete wilh - .._, ond chpori• fvtt, CI!JIIod ' - · *Friendly Servie llv"""l! Slone tirtploco, Ill llin- Lqo lllillty JOOOII an filS! floor, buih-in !.'/. Ill up for Around SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY wilh oobinots: ills I\\ ocrelll• 3 mites hOIII-IMII Pomero'l. IDCIIod on 7 Ill r... Points. Contacl &14-992· k~d!on ROUSH CONSTRUCTION a. vanity. furnace blower, green . Fri. a. Sat . Bic ycle , Wood Chief woodburner, baby clothes . dishes. fan s couch 8a chair It mora. Fri. & Lots of good ies Sat. BAM til 7 1----=-------Garage Sate Sat June 25 . 8 Vard Sale. June 24th, 26th, to 5 . Childrens clothes , car & 261h. 2 '12 mileaup Kamper seat , excerlser . Btdwell. Mt Hollow Rd . Ruby McCoy's Oliva Ad Call 614 -388- Giveaway ANY PERSON who has anything to give awav and does not after or attempt to offer any other thing for aale may place an will ad inbe this column. Thera no charge to the advertiser. 1---------- New Homes - Extensive Remodelinc. •Insurance Work •Custom Pole Bld&s. & Garages •Roolin& Work oAiuminum & Y1nyl Sidings 15 Yeors Experience 742-2328 4 2571oo 992-3130- ,._.Ill ll-t!c CARPENTER SERVICE L-·Molano and !!'J:'!dol.~ -lloolino and 11utto" wori< -Co1eeta work -Pivorbing and 9 Mate Slameoe . 2 voaro otd . Co11367-7647 Will pay top price for tobacco poundage. Call 614379 -2156 . TERESA'S CAKE Pomorey, Ohio 11 16-tfc DECORATING Wedding Cakes and All Occasion Cakes VIRGIL 8 SR . 21H 1nd St. " Ucenl8d & Inspected" Phone 1· ( 6 I 4) -992·3325 PH. 992-3047 NEW LISTlNG - 5 yr. old brick ranch. L& famiy room , 3 bedrooms, 2 enclosed baths, fin5hed dbt. garag~ I~ front porch and large sundeck One acre plus lor $59,900 NEW LISTING - Reasonable 3 bedroom home witlt all ulllnJeS Equippal knchen and partoat basement Out of all floods Just $6,500. NEW IISTlNG - Nice spotless Uchen. Utility room and g<rage All ele::tric $38,500.' &211 mo IICuh Cadte.C' MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Heedquiiiii lor tractors plus • Pans For all your wiring nBeds; furnaces re-' pair service and instellation. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. S3()00 ATON IN THE COUJITIIY - One acre and a 2 bedroom remodeled one bath home. 2 car garage, ciStern and dug well for only STRIP COAL PH . 992-2280 2 2lllc 2 26 -ll cc SWEEPER and oewlng mechine repair. parte. and aupplles. Pick up and delivery , Davia Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd Call 446-0294 . Balloon• for ell occationa Say Happy hther'1 Dey , Happy Birthday , I Love You , Qe1 Well, II' I A boy or It 's a Girl. Anything you wiah in a different way. Dtllvootd lo hospital or home for elmost any occaelons. Balk»ons A Co .. 448 -4313. Balloon• for 111 occatione. Say Heppy Fa11Mr'e Day, Happy'Birthdey,l Love You. Got Wtll. lt't A boy or lo' o e Olrl. Anything you with In a different wey. Delivered to hoiiPital or home for elmolt any occaalona. a.uoont & Co.. 4411-4313. . FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS ACRES - In gas and oil country. 2 bedroom farm hom~ modem bath, cak floors, barn and other bu11d1ngs. d·- ~'\~ ....'\,,... tfl:'-" ~.... $75.000. MODERN 7 yr. old 3 bedroom home on 78 acre certified tree !arm. 3fuH baths, great room 32x15 rill IM'tll! stone fireplace and heltolator. ~ bass lake hidden 1n the hills c.ou'>··· " FENONG PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDI~ & PETS" CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PH. (304) 882-2276 of Southeastern 000. i)Jte1 t &-<0-tmo prolssili1al IG. CEDAR CLOSET - F01 stCI'age of out oi _ , cl«hin~ 2 fu! Wilts, full basenl~ cenlrlltlir, hot wall!r hell and Swiss ~ home PERSONALIZED POOLS *Vinyl Uner *Fiberglass *Stainle'.lSteel · PH: 1-304-773-5634 Maton, W.Va. I, · ·C. L. Kitchen I·· Bingo trip to Chorabe, N.C . July 15 from Pomeroy . •111 . per peraon for trenepona tlon llo motol. 814-1823377 or 614-892·11007. R11arvationa MCeHir'y . Homalnterlora Open Hou11, Jun• 22, 23 llo 24. From 10· 5 . Glclf'lo Olltr, 3 mHot from Lltnx.vlle on St. Rt. 325. Coli 14-742-20711for tddl!lonol Information . Riverview Plfaonal Cere Homt lo n - for I omb u ota<y Jill lit nto. 0 penlngt for men and women. 304·773·11182 . Melgo County Flth and Gom• Club will hovt Ito . . nuot kldt' flohlng derby 8 J 2 lturday. une I , 11 1he club houu on Weat Shade Rlvtr Rd .. 3'h mltu wot1 of Cllot1tf. 811n1n11 tiiiNI, 8 '30 o .m .. unt112 p.m.; 119111 to 111. Kldt mutt brln11 own 3 adorable 8 wk . old klttiel, litter trained and all excited to go to rla'W honle Calf 614-256-6494. Wanled to buy saddle. Call 446- 4637 Standing Timber. anv amount . Cell 614- 388 9906 Wan1ed. Junk autos. any F I I ema e 8 eag e ; f u II bl oode d · condition Call 614 -388all shots, 14 moa old. Excellent with kids . Call _9_3_0_3 _ _ _ __ _ __ 1 448-3007 . BEDS -IRON , BRASS. old 1 bo111 apringa . Gall 814- furniture , gold , 1ilver dol lara, wood Ice boxes . atone 26~· 1558 . jars. antiques, ate .. Com· plete housahold1 . Write: Kittens. Colt 446 -2468 . M 0 , Miller, Rt. 4 , Pomeroy. Two female coo nhound Oh. Or 992-7760 pup1 , 9 weeks old Mo1her regis1ered --English , really Gold , silver, sterling, jegood hunter. Mary Tur}ey. welry , rings. old colna & currency Ed Burkett Barber 614-247-3 042. Shop, Middlepor1 . 992 3476 . Wanted to buy. New. used & anlique furniture. Will buy 1 piece or complete hou ae holda . Call Osby A Martin 614 -992-8370 "'"' Cash for paperback booha. Weaterna ; Warbooks, fic tion, novels. mysteries non fic1km . Paying belwaan 1 0 & 60c each Alao buying comic books between 26c and $1 ,000. Ask for Chester 304 -676-6239 . THREE coto. 304 - 882 2090 . 1----------- PART lriah Setter , female puppy. 3 months old. blond & white, 304-876-2099. 6 8 Lost and Found 11 Public Sala Help Wanted 11 Help wanted BAYVIEW Deluu, 2 BA C/ A. firepla ce. garden tub. appltancea, un 14 ~t7 0 Friendly Home Toy parties now In our 28th year, Is Auction avery Tuesday expanding and has openings night . Krodel Park Club Houst , Pt. Pleaaant WV. 1or managers and dealers Auct. Lonnie Neal. Call Party plan experience help ful. Queran1eed toys and &14-387 -7101 . gifts. No cash Investment , no collecting or delivering, Rick Pearson Auctioneer no aervlce charge. Car. & Service. Eatata , Ferm, An - phone nacesaary . Call col tiquo llo llquldotlon 11t10. teet, 518 -481 -8395 or 618 Ucen01d llo bonded In Ohio llo 489 -4429. WVo . 304-773- 5785 or 304-773 · 9185. SELL THE BEST. Sell Avon Coli 448-3358. Auction every Frl , night at the Hartford Community Atcouol Repreaentltive Center, Truchloadt ot new Mutt hive collection, typing merchendiM every week . and computer ••perltnce. Consigm••• of new and Only qualified persona u•d merchandlll 'a lweya ahoutd ap1.ty Monday thru welcome. Richard Ra;nohla Fld 8 o a .m . 1o 4 :00 AucllonMr . 271-308 . p.m .• to the Administrative Office, Second Floor, Holzer Complete Auction- lo1- Ctlnlc LTD .. 3811 Jtckoon vlco. Aloo do opproiNto. Pika, Golllpollo, Ohio. No Uconotd • bon- to oolt . phont colla plt11o. Houllholdt, farm fumith1.... • Rut tt101t. Ovt1 21 8tudon Page ot Boo10rd yooruaporlonctln buyln11 11o Ubmy. Worlc tflor ochool, •nne new. uMd • antJque weekend. Mutt be at t.ett furniture . 1114-892-83?0 . 18. II · wttk probotlonory Ooby A . Mortl~. period . Cotl 4411· R EAD. 1---------- •Y. : AUCTION ovory S1turd1y ...~ •v p.m. Mt . ~ '" o n,.m. Auction Barn . Contlgnmente t8ken every St.:urdty 1 :00 till Nit tlmt . !mmo BoA Auc:tln11r, 304-428, 1177 . Wented CLEAN - · "umlnum, 30 contt lit. otoo blrlln1 - • 20 canto lb. Tof·ltott Salvage 304·523·11872. m 1I a f r o m Campground. Un i o n Arbuckle Youth Group Car Wash and Bake Sale Seturday June 26th 10 o'clock at Buffal o be hind Raynes Fur neral Home Rt 62 . Baked Goods and sof t drinks Car washed 82 .00 , car cleo ned int'lde $1 .60 . Clea ned insid e Plnanslal E11cellent income for pert time home asaambly w o rk. For information call 604641-8003 Ex t. 7124 Open Sunday. SALES :GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY no previou s sales experience required. lntorna11onal Company creating new mark e ting spe"Cialiat · pr:ogram, Full or parj ttme- Limited travel manage ment opportuntttea Send resume with phone number to Odis Westfall , 216 Sen eca Circle. Wmfield . WV 26213 Nuroo wontod for Thtropy ,.,m , Cooual part time mtut. Call Brenda Jecbon. after 2 ~.m. ot 8 1 4 · 992 -&297 . E __ .o_._E_.- - - - - - - ,. Business Opportunity 22 Money to Loan 1----------------- PERMANENT part - time PlANO TUNING S6 off plus cook, muat have expenence dtscounts to samor c tti lftnaand the ability to gat along churc hes -sc hools Cell Bill well with other people. Must Ward Wa rd ' s Keyboa1d , be In good personal health. _4_4 _6 _-4_3_7_2_._ _ _ ___ able to handle cases of food . 1 mu 1 t be clean in appear - PIANO TUNING-LAN E DAance. Please apply no later NIELS . R e liable sorvico than Friday. June 2 4 . 1983. sin ce 1965 Assoc tnte of 812 Viand St., Pt Pleaaant. Brumc ardi Mu sic Co. Phono Senior Community Center. 6 14 742 -2961 . OlDER co upht for care takers at Pleasant Valley Apartments. free rent . For m n·o tnformatton c all 304676 -5806 o• &14 -448 9280 after 6 :00p.m . 31 Homes for Sale WANTED' HAIR DRESSER , apply: New York. New York. 401 Viand St Pt Pleasant, 304-675 -7311 Newly remodeled 2 story frame , 1 1h ba t h, 3% .acres , city ac hools. riverview $32. 000 . Cett 446-4222 between 9 & 6 . 12 HOUSE FOR SALE in Mod· dleport Newly remodeled home with firepla ce. p0181 · ble woodburner, cl o1a to school• and shopping. Call 814-992 -8941. Situations Wanted Wanted · Female to share 2 BR opt . Coli eftor 4, 4463142. Qualified nurse ' s assistant aeeklng employment . WUw wortt day or night shift. 742-2337 . 13 4 bedrooms.iorced air heat, also coal wood burner. 1 Vt miles from Racine. Separete garage, large level lot. Call 614-949 -2023 . Hou1a : 4 rooms. bath, 2 large lots. Long St . Rutland , Ohio . Ph one 814 -7423166. tnauranca . SANDY AND BEAVER lnaurance Co has offered Hrvicea for 1ire inturenca coverage In Gallia County tor almott • century. Farm. home end peraonat prof.'rty coverage• are availeb • lo Meet Individual needt. Conl:lct Ray Wedemeyer, egent. Phone 3B8-8249. Art you paying to much for your hotphal-heelth intu· ranee . Call Carroll Snowden , 4411· 4290. 18 ~el\ted ·to Do Ganaral Hauling and Treah removal Service. Rtliabla and dopond1blo .. Call 448311111 b o t - 9 end 11. 197B SCHULT. 14•70 , 2 BR . 2 baths, C / A. Good cond. On rental lot near Goodyear plan t Auumeble loan, low down paymal)t . French Crty Brokering Servi· ces , 446 -9340. 1973 GRANVILLE. 14 x70 2 BR . gas Unfurni shed , A/ C , sktrting, awnings and por c hes, 2 utility bldgs . Sal up on ch o tco lot Quail Creek M H Park . EKe Co nd French Ctty 8rokering Services 446 -9340 uc re lot wtth 101160 trai l or. ouUide building , along Ra c coo n Creek &12.5 00 Co li 614 -266 1 446 . lJ.. Mu st se ll 1 976 14x70 with tilt out, re modelod, new carpel througho!.l1 , tolal electn c , woodburner, centra l air, partially furnished, und erpinnin g. S9.800 Call 614 - 245 -6406 or 446 0212 1969 12•60 2 bd•. total elec $3 .400 1979 1 4 x66 2 bdr ., t ota l elec., $8 ,900. Co li 6 14 -446-0 175 1974 Ki rkwood , unfur · ms hod two BA , appliances. underpinning . carpet, call in g fan Excullent Condition $ 10 ,00 0 . Call 256-6035 o• after 1 PM 266-1672 . 49 acres. aome woo ded. c hicken hou u. outbuildmgl, siJC. roo m house, good condition. Dry basement , attic storage, attached shed , pallo, rural water, close to Pomeroy, Mktdlapon , 992 7082. RUSTIC . ronch otylo houoe. aettlng on tcenlc, rolling 6 tcreal Prlvele but not ae cludtdl 4 btdroomt , 3 betht. large living, dining & kitchen. Cen1ral eir A heat plual woodburnlng 1tova In basement den, gauge , workehop. Thla houae Is uttr1 modern lnsldel The houte of your dreamal Price 80'a 304·676- 3 09 9 for appointm ent . GE 1amilr room with 1irepface. comple1a kitchen with microwave. 3 bed room, full batamen1, .new roof. furnace l central elr. 304. 875 -3030 or 875 3431. 1979 Governor mobile h om e , 3 bedrooms, bath and o half , woodburntng fire - · plllc e . central air 111 .500 99 2 -3007 , or contac t Cen tr a l Trust Company . M•ddleport 1972 1 4.~e66 Sherwood Park Mobile Ho m e . 3 BA . gaa hea t. Excellent Condition. Furnishings include stove, retri ger &tor, air cond ., twin bed. couc h , c hatr . porc h end und er pinn ing Ca ll 814 992 -2 166 between 9 AM and 6 PM ask for Tim A her 5 ,30 Call 304 -BB2 -3592. USED MOBIL E HOM E 576 -2711 1978 Shannon, 3 bdrm &II elec 14x70. built-o n roo m, 1 2x28 , coal or Wood burner, largo porc hes. ulillty bldg. acre land, exc cond good well , Jerry's Run Road Apple Grove . 3p4 -675 2356 • 1981 WINDSOR .large kot c hen & living room. furniah6d S. hu central air, call alter 6 p.m ., 304 -882 -' 2234 33 Forms lor Sole Meigs Co . Rd 18. 88 acres 1 / 3 puture , 2 / 3 wooded, all minaret rightl, unlimited gravity ted 1pringweter, maturing timber. fenced In puture , 24' by 30' pole barn, lerge utility building . Beautiful 8 room home. ell electrrc. completely Ins Ulated Includes new carpet , fenc ed in yard, salt cleaning oven. s1de by side refrigera tor freezer , Aahly wood burning stove. Ideal for kids and honea t68 ,000. Call 446-96 10 01992 -3606 35 lots & Acreage 36 acres at Rodney on W T Welson Rd. Own' r financ Ing ovallobto. Coll448 -8221 . ef1ar 8 weekday• For Sale: From 2 to 1 1 acr" · In Gallipolis Townahlp, on : Buleville Rd Coli 446 4570 . Lot on Raccoon Creek. u .aoo. Coli oftor 5 446 - • 3430 or 446 · 9589. 1 .4 ac re lot In Bradbury. : Good location, trailer hook - ' up. AIL utilities, septic sya- ; tem . Call 614-992-2602 . , 1.3 acre land, aepllc tank, : clly wa1er. eleculc. out- • building, 2 mills out Sand ' Hill Rd . on Bothe! Rd. ; •8.ooo. 304 -871-4388 . TWO year old bl-lovti, '1\ ecre1. BY:a percent a81ume- TWO nice 'lots for aala In : ble mongoge, Pt. Plo11ont, New Hoven. 17,000. 304- • l ·~s,... s_ 2 ·_3_6_ 9_ o _,__ _ _ ___: 30 4 -675-6768. •• I ... •' . I " Call 1 976 ~ 14.~e7 0 Winds or, 3 bedro o m 1 112 balhl. fur INOTICE I niSh ed. Bx 10 utility building TH E OHIO VALLEY PUB - Death rn family must sell LI S HING CO reco mme nds Call 446 -7613 call b efore· that do bustnoss w1th 3 OOM . After 4 call 446 I you know . an d NOT ,7/)A7 sen~mo ney throu gh the mail unttl you ha 11e investl 14 11 64 Sc hult mo bile ho me. ga t ed the o ffe rin g ne ar Pomeroy on 1 22 ecres. Garage . Phone 742 -2430. ACCOUNT REPRESENTA- HOME LOANS 11 % f-.ed TIVE Must have collection. rate Lead at Mortg&ge, 77 E typing and cdmputer expe- State, Athen s. Ohio. 1 -614 rience. Only qualified pe r- 5 92-3061 , or 12 10 4PM sons should apply Monday 1 -800 -341 -8564 In Ohio. through Friday , 8 :30a .m . to 4 :00p.m .. to th e adminia- 1'2TI~;f,i;;,;fu,:;;;il­ tratlon offtce. second floor. I 23 Holzer Clini c Ltd . 386 JackServices son Pike, Gallipolis , Ohio. !·- - - - - - - - -No phone calls pleua. for _ , _ whO would ttko to hovt toy l!aptrltnoo houoo pointing poniH or would llo to bo • •nd a.wn mower repair. Very Frlon!ly Homo o....r. Get - - b i t •••••· Coil 441kll With 1210. lo 1100. 1111. wonh of toy• • glftlto .,., wfth . For moot Info. ooll .Trooh houllng dono . Call Porntroy 982·31181 • • 1114· 318-8813 . Looking 21 $ 14,00 446-6211 . 1-- - - - - - - -- YARD sale . Wedn esday . Thurs day, Friday & Saturday . Ba ck of New Haven. V2 Account representative . All types of ca rp ent ry work, Mu tt hav e oollao tion. typ- remodeling an d painting. ing, and computer expe- Interior & e11terior Ca ll rienca. Only qualified per- 676 -6400 . 10ns should apply M o nday through Friday, 8 .30 a .m to W1ll ca re for eld erly person m 4 p .m .. to lhe administralion their home Have trans , office . aacond floor , Holzer hours · fl e.~eib l e . Call 614Clini c Ltd., 386 Jac kson 388 -9354, Darts Mount. Pike, Gallipolis , Ohio. No phone calls please. 1-CAAIS hand woshed and 1.:.._________--:-- wa.~e e d . Interiors cleaned. Wanted --someone to i Call 30 4 - 675 - 2 1 32 We with lady. Light hou sework make house calls and some cookmg 9923704 & Auction 1-:;=;:;::;=~::;::::;;:::= derpinning. PI . Ple01ent . 18 Wanted to Do 1--- - - - - - - - •not-. I· _.,. 9 All •·t I mt.. Motor for 1975 Ford truck, 360 must be good. Call 468 -1818 attar 6PM . 3 1emale pupp ies - part achnau1er Call 992-6766 H tic MINE RUN Pomoroy, Oh. Ph. 992·2174 • M•lntenance • Atlachrnents • H~pfu l adYICe Re1ldential & Commercial Cett 742-3195 COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Smallest Heater Core to the Largest Radia· 101. Radiator SpeCII!ist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs . Experience 9 puppies . Call 367-0294 Huokie Cell 448- 1703. 992·6215 or 992 -7314 II II tic Wanted To Buy Buying Gold, Silver, Platinum. Gold and Silver prices are the highest in two yairs. check our prices on gold & 4 puppies & mother. Toy eilver. scrap jewelry Buying Collie & Brittany Spaniel Old colna, acrap ringa & puppies . Mother-Tor Collie . silverware. Dally quotes To good homeo. Call 614- available . Also coins & coin auP,pliea for sale. Spring 266·1343 ' Valiey Trading Co., Spring Plaza , 446 -8026 or Smell white. male dog. To a Valley 446 -8026 . , good home . Call 614-3792603 .. We pay caah for lata model 3, 7 week old puppiea , 2 clean used cars. Frenchtown Car Co female, 1 male, Cute . 2·. 6 Bill Gene Johnson week old kitlens, bo1h mala, 446 -0069 tong hair. Call268 -1945 . 8 - 6 wk old pupptas. Part oloctoiait (Frtt Estlmatoa) V. C. YOUNG Ill GREG ROUSH Pit 992-7583 or 992-2282 1980 ~.:'":':id:e:n:c:o:.::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:.j:8:7:!1:4:.:::::::::::::::..~a::n::d::ou:t:$:3::5:0::::::::=-l orange, 2 white. Call 4463732 YOUNG'S oppoint- only. Housm!l Hc,ulqu,lftt•rs 4 ~!1ir;m;l•bl!~::: ra:hit~on: 31 Homes for Sale $13,500 . Bob McCormick Rd. Yard Sale 833 Merry Ad., I- - - - -- -- - Rodney II Subdivision. sink Yard Sale. Old 160, Ever- 1 ya.r old halt Treeing Welker . Call 614-3B8 · 9809. ESTIMATES •Chain link Fence .Carpeting •P81ntmg 1 Also Transmi11ion Flrlt Garage Sale . Fri .-Stt 8 till 1 Carpet, toys, utility tr•iler, projector , exhaust analizer. school desk 8t mise FOR SALE Roger Hysell Pomeroy, OH. rural water, gas hea t. Has somu furniture, price $12.600 . Or :41ou & mobt le 514.800 . Cat1446 -1240 1-304-773 -5634 992-2834 Pomeroy, Ohio 2 tors & a mobile home 12 .tt60, 2 bedroom. with FIVE family yard sale , Fri day. 2918 Annist on Dr . Pt. Ple.uent. 9 ttll 1 $2,700.00 or Best Offer PH . 992·5682 or 992-7121 CLEAN USED MOBIL E HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL' ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Mt WEST. G_ALLIPOLtS. RT 36 . PHONE 446 · 7274 . . YARD sale, rai n or shine. 1 % milea out Jancho Rd. Pt. Pleasant. June 23 and 24. •Stainless Steel Mobile Homes for Sale TRI - STATE MOBI~. E HOM ES . USED - CARS, TRUCKS . GALLIPOLI$ . CHECK OUR PRICES . CAL[ 446-7672 . & Vicinity •Vinyl Liner •Fiberglass Carpettd. blthroom 1Wllh shower, 11s or elect. refric., furnace, & lot. Water heater, ranee, sink, cas. elect .. or battery lights, SitlpS 6, OX · cellent condition. 124, Middleport & Vicinity large yard sala;- Hiland Church Road (access road from Mulberry Heigh tl to Rt . 7) Richard Gilmore's last 2 hours- S 1 bag . Septic Systems Water , Gas, Sewer & Electric Cable Lines Custom Welding-Certified Small Plumbing Jo~s (Bondod & licensed) St. Rt. ......Pcima·rv ___________ 32 -- ---·-p1-Piiiasin1·· ··· •BACIUIOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS. RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING , CONCRETE WORK BOifJIED & WOIItl: GUARANTHD PHONE Jill CLIFFORD 992-7201 ,_,., SALES & SERVICE 110 ~. 614-9!2~2111 , - BOGGS in MicldtetMt for only $45,000. POMEROY lANDMARK BY owner, Greenbrier Ett• ate, mid entry wllh 2 cal garage. 2288 oq. fl .. 3 .6 aere1 , 2 years old, 175,000. Phone 304-773-9114 after 6 p. m . & Vicinity J&F CONTRACTING 10-6-ttc Parts and soothing for CONGoi.IUM 6'x6' Up ' to 24'x36' 14 CARPET ~ low - Williams Trenching ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS TAKE OVER - Owner wants down payment and will tum the keys over on this nice 3 bedroom home Bath, futnace and ~ of remodel11~ Nice C<rpeting and g<rage · CHEST MoDELS 5 Cu. Fl ..... 5235.95 8 Cu. Ft. .... '285. 95 15 Cu. Ft. ... 5355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... 541l95 25 cu. Ft. ... •4n.95 985-3561 ' TIRE SALE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY died suddenly last On J uru~ 3 1983. •n the ' Me tgs COt lrlfV Probate Co urt June 25th. He is loved and Case No 241 33 Gary Coop er . missed by many. ROu te ~I Box 24 Po nland . Phillip Thompson Oh to 45 770 was appo1nted Anc tlt ary Admtn iStrator. INWA of the e!> tdte of De)( tCt Coo per . d eceased . tar e of Ann amo nah We st Vtrg1ntil Robe rt E Buck Probate Judge/C lerk 16 1 10 17 24 3ic .... t.JI-O.W.y •DOZER All THE PUB LIC UTI LITIES COM MISS ION OF OHIO By Ma ry Ann Ot1 1ns k• Secretory 161 10 17 24 3!c FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Real Estate General Elvin Eupne Thonipson vard Sa\eS RIVERSIDE V.W. INC. 54 Mile . Merchandise Public Notice 31 Homes for Sale llcwiftc 1...-111<1 i.......,. LEGAL NonCE of Metgs Coun ly Ohto. thence S-11·11110 ·I '~ ,,., c..7 '17 -- . .. l - ].13- Public Notice !loco•od: e-tt J . Dont. SHERIFF'S SALE, Add-. Unknown; The UnREAL ESTATE known Heirs, . , . , _ and Next of Kin of E - J . Dom. CASE NUMBER 83-CV-57 FIRST FAMILY dK••.t; Otto H. Dorst MORTGAGE Acldaaa UMnown; The UnCORPORATION koown Heirs, DeviMoo erwj OF FLORIDA Next of Kin of Otto H. Dont. Public Notice O..Tris, 322 No. Sec:ond St. Middleport, Ohio 45760 .... l't"'--· '-" .. Announcements Arbuclllt Youth Group Cor Wooh and Btko SN Sotur· dey Juno Zllth 10 o 'clock o1 Bufftlo -lnd Roynoo Fur· iiiiit Romo-Rt:--ez:--lloked Goodt end 10ft drinko. Cor wuhtd t2.00. cor cltoritd lnoldt 11 . 50. Cloonod Inti de and out •3.10 . r..,.llllintlilod lruc:ks lilttt sills. nlfllllqlliplolonl llllld truc:U. hrnil1n pods Nltionwidt rood stmet wv ..... C..l04 3 bedroom ranch. Large eatin _ , radilton and heaw cor.. We Clll'l 8110 ltdd bolt .net lOCI out ... dietora. We l1lao Npllir BAILErS SHOES ' -.....c .. Local and The ..... .... -__ Us t•~~-~ l l - · afll,_.,., U. '' II w.,.. So• My "'00<1l..__._,..loo.tol FOR SALE re- Rwc~tr Tn~d '·r--------. "CUT OUT Next of Kin ofWIIIom F. Dont, Defendonts, C.. No. 83-CV -138 NOTICE BY PUBUCATION To Wtlli am F Dorst whos e last address was Pome roy. OhtO Everett J Dorst. wh ose tast known address was Cha -' rleston West V1rgm•a and Otto H Dorst whose last known <1ddress was Gardnf>r Ka nsas otherw tse whose pl ace of res1dence ts un known and cannot w1t h reasonabl e d tl• gence be asce rtamed you are hereby not tfted that you have been n a med Defendan ts tn a let;jal actton e nt1tl ed Ha rry 0 Hot1.e r e t at Platn ltffs vs The Unknown Hetrs 0 ~11see s and Nex t of K1 n o t John Do rst deceased et at Defendants Thts 3Ct•o n 1 1 ~ 5 been asstgned Case No 83 -CV-138 and pend1r'l g tn the Common Pleas Coun of Metg s Countv Ohto 4 5769 The ob tect of the Com pla1 nt 15 to qut et th e t!ll e of th e Pl<ll nt tfl s... tn the tee s1mpte tnt eres t of 1 the re-a l estate mclud ,ng otl and nas an d e)(cepttng only the coal unde r the real estate 'as 8Qa1nst all Of the Defend an ts Yo u are rc Qutred -to a nswe r the Co mplatnt wtthtn 28 days alte r the last publt cat•on o f th•s Noti ce wh1ch w1ll be publtshed ~ n ee e ac h week lOt 6 :;ucces stve wee k. s Th e last pu bhcatton w1tl be matfe on J uly 8 1983 anct th e 28 days to answer wtll : om mence on rhat date In case of your fai iUr"' to answer or othc rw1se respond a ~ reQutt P.d by the Oh•o Rules of Ctvtl Procedure tudqment by de fault w111 be rende red ag <Jtnst vou lor the rel 1ef de manded tn rh e Comp latnl La rry E Spencer Cler k ol Court s of Mergs County. Co mmon Pleas Cour1. Po meroy Oh10 lfi1 3 10 11 24 171 1 8 61c ar•• >ft- ~ ,,.,,.,,,..., ..... ,..,... ,. ..,_ ,...,. .... o.,.-, .. .......,..,_ . . ,.,"'- '"' Goot-.,... ..0 ....... u-. IJu.llll. - , koownHolts.~lnd -od. ,. , . . 11.. ..... II"- Public Notice - "' ~ ·- ,..., . ..................... .............- ~:·:.,_.,~o. CloorvoC. - ,,.,... 3 ;~ l'l•uo/ir oi!Mifl ~ r ~JI o·r I ho· ~~ ~ ,_ .,U........... ,_ l--. .............. ................ ,~ IN THE COMMON PlEAS COUAT OF MEIGS COUNTY, O_HIO H""YD· Minemtllo, Ohlo lnd .... . .,,,._ 72-T - ... . . .,,1:a.v-a41111D . ,_ ,.. ,,,- . - 45751 _ --..... .. .........._.. _ . ........ ........ ..._._ _..... .............. ,.,...,._....__, ...... ..........,.._ 1 --,.- ·-.,_.....,......, IC:Miif.,....t ..... ... - 1 Who THE KOUNTRY KLUB St.- ·- Ohio senric~ . . ·Business PHONE 992-2156 DI ..~,Ooily--- VEI'ERANS MEMORIAL Licenses issued Homemade Ice cream, lemon, pineapple, va nilla, banana and chocolate, a hot luncheon special of chicke n and homem ade noodles, plus sandwic hes,_ sa lads a nd desserts wut be serv€d Regatta Weekend, Friday and Satu rday, • from ll a .m . to 7 p.m . in Fellowship Hall of St. Paul's Lutheran Church . The Daily Sentinel for elite group Money suit filed in Meigs County Court A suit for money and two dlssolu tlons were !lied in Meigs County Common Pleas Court . John H. Coffman, Sr ., Portland, flied suit In the amount of $1,000 against Barbara J. Coffman Morris, Columbus, for arlicles taken from Coffman' s - res lde nq : without his perrnl'51on. Filing for dissolution of marriage were Richard Doak Helton, Dexter and Elizabeth Ann Helton, Pomeroy; Patricia M. Brown, Rt. I, Racine, and Mtc haeiJ Brown, Rt. I , ' l983 ' . • �, . I • Sentinel· l~The 24. 1983 Ohio They'll Do It Ev~ry Time KIT 'If CARLYlE"' -118 P.te for Improvement• 4 rmt 8o both, locoted 733 • Third Ave., Gallipolis. 6181 mo .. •76 depooit. C,oll 4483870 oi 448 -1340. FO< ule mot~~! cutvon e lnchthru 110 Inch In lt'OCk. iteto opproved 1 I .CIIUgt 12 Incb te;3f per ft.. 24 Inch t10.t0 i>er fl. ' 311 Inch tt6 .60 per ft. Aloo plolllc Nice 2 BR . 10 m inutes from Gallipol is . c onven ie nces . Planted Garden . S 175 mo .. 8100 · Depos;t . Call 446 · 0761 ' culvert In .-tock. • inch thru 1Binch, Blnch 11 .80perft.. 12 Inch 13.60 per ft. Ron Evan• .E nterpriMa. 4 mi. South of Jackaon on ST. AT. 93, 1114-288·5930. 6 Rm Hou se and Bath . Near city limits . Prefer retired couple. No pets or children . Coli 448 -3648 . Umeatone, Sand, Gravel. t)elivared In Mason, Meiga, Dollie or pick up 11 Rlchordt a. Son . Coli 448 · 7786 . Amana air cond ., $125 . See at 558 Third Awe .• Gellipolla. after •PM . ....,. -lilly. fiiO. lcrlh _bred. Also. 2 - r old ..... horoe more. 1360. 1923411~ . . PARROT Poloco. porokHtt, • .9 , 98 . C1n1rlea, m•l• GENE'S CARPET lNG IIERVICE. .m ended for 130.99, lomolo 112.91. Myno bir~ 1299.99, 1-1). Blue hNd Plonul 121,.18. steam Rod Motk Mitred t l l.99. Sonegot· Porro! tl9 .99. Moyoro Porjot. tal . II . Duoky Conuro U4.99. fleedttlo supplies oVIIilllble. Colw lor appoint...- 304876-1300. -. l'n>fwll-1 ftoo.r llndlng • rellnllhlng. BNu1ily · your !'<lmo by raflnlohl~ tho• hardwood ftoorol t & VIIFI 67 HONDO II ocoulllco gultor For reot Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooma. Park Central Hotel. Coli 448-0768 . Large 3 bedroom hqme in Svracuse. 8226 . month plus utilities. Deposit. 614 -992 6284 . Aller 5 p.m . 614 992-5732 . bedroom, furnished , two air conditioners. clean c:ondition, 1 child. no pet.s. 6150 per month . PH . 1304) 882 -2488 . 1- - - - - - - - - - - 1· - - - - - -- - - - Furnished apt., 131 % '4th Avo., Gallipolis . 2 bdr .. 6176 mo .. water paid. Call l --;~-=----=---=---- 446-4418 after 7PM . ep1.. 8226 , utitiFOUR rooms & bath , 2 i paid . 1 bdr .. 2nd . floor , porches- 1 built in , 2602 . adults, 607 2nd . Ave, Gallilincoln Ave . $126 . per polis . Call 446 -4416 after month , pay own utilities . 8PM . 304-675 -6034 . APARTMENTS (EHOi one . CHARMING 2 story, 2 bedroom rent starts at $167 bedroom house. with fireper mo . t wo bedroom sterta place. river view. garage, at $193. Deposit e 200 (no $226 .. month , phone 304 pets) near Spring Valley 882-2838 Cin~ma . Call 446 -2746 or NEWLY renovated, 2 bed - leave menage. room , full size basement . nice yard ,large ga.r den spot, 1 bedroom apartment fOr 46 Space for Rent 1- - - - -- - - - - - Large trailer lot on BulavilleAddiaion Rd . Call 446 -4266 or 446 -4738 . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large Iota . Call 992 -7479 . . dow nt own Galli polis, S 2 7 5 . !;:44;:;6:;;;; · 4;;2;;2;;2;-:.;-9:-;to;:-6;-.~;;;;:;: deposit & reference, 304· 2 rooms and bath . 675 -3665 , DOwnstairs. Clean . NOpet s. Adult S only . Reference re- . 446-1519 . 2 bdr. & 1 bdr. partially furnish ed, park front , newly remod eled. water S. hot water poid . Oep. 8e ref . Call 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 446 -39 19 or 446-0021. M obil e home for rent . Call 446 -0756 12ll60 2 bdr . mobile home all utilities paid. 8.11 cept electric . Oep . Req . Call 446 -8668 . Furni shed 8pt ., S21 0 . utilitie!! pd .. 1 bdr., 920 4th Ave ., Galli~olls . Call 446 · 4416 after 7PM . 1----------- 1 bdr . apt . downtown 324 3rd . Ave ., Gallipolis. Stove M·obile Home space in Galli- & refrlg . Cell 448 -9788 or polis. 920 Fourth Ave . $70 . 446 -38t0 . Water paid . Call 446-4416 1- - - - - -- - - - Nearly new, 1 BR apt. N.:, efter 7 PM . pets . Call 446-3617 . FOR RENT Mobile HOme. 2 BR, furn . w / w ca rpet , 19ft. 3 rm . unfurn . apt ., good LR , nat . gas heat, air cond ., location , nice for 1 or 2 private lot . Ph . 446 -1409 people . Call 448· 3356 . from 4 to 8 p .m . 1- - - - - -- -- - Unfurnis hed apt ., 4 rooms & Trailer s 1urni she d. air co nd ., bath. adults only. re1 . & sec. beautiful ri-verview in Ka- dep. req . Cell 446 -0444 . nauga . Foster' s Trail er Pa rk . Unfurnished 2 be droom . 448-1602 . garage apartment . Cllll446 3 bedroom mobil e home for 2374 or 448 -0284 . rent , 1h mile off At . 7 o n Bulaville-Addiaon Rd in Ad for r1:1n1 . Malf double-2 roo m Apt . Adults pre dison . Nice v~ acre lot . 8200 1--:--:---,-------- mo . Cell 614-388 -9756 . ferred . No pets . 614-992 2749 . 2 bdr. mobile home fully turniahed . air cond., adulta. 1- - - - - - - - - - - 1 bed room Apt . $196 . mo . Coli 448 ·4110 . including 2 bdr . trailer furnished . located by Rt . 160 Aut o housing opportunity . Con tac t Village Manor Apts. 614-992 · 7787. Clinic. $160 mo .• $60 dep· Equal 1-:---:--- - - - - - Nice large 2 roomef1iciency apt . Furnished . In Langsville. osit. Call614 -388 -9763 . 1981 Happy House 14x52 1100 . alactric turn . or unfu rn . Set on lot Johnson' s MH Park. e~ec . cond. Ca ll 614 -266 - 1776 . utHi1ies . ' month . 614 -992 - 6692 . 1- - - - - - - -- - - 3 room & bllthfurnished apt . 614-992 -6908. 12.11.62 2 bedroom trailer. Adults only, Brown ' s Trailer Pork . 614 -992 -3324 . - -- -- - - - lc- 1 bedroom furni ahed apt . 814-992 -6434, 992 -6914 or 304 -882-2668 . 1- - - - - - - - 2 bedroom mobile home In Apartments . 304 · 676 - Roclne . 614 -367-0288 . 5648. 12 x 60 2 bedroom mobil& home for rent . Approx . 6 mile• from Middleport or Pomeroy . 992 -6868 8221 . only .~ Orfamilywith 1 child . Fumiahed with utilitiftl paid . Deposit & referen ces required . 61 4 -992 · 3847 . No pell . 6 room mobile home for rent . Rt . 338 2424 . APARTMENTS . mobile homes, houset. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 614 · 446 - 614 -949 - ONE bedroom apartment. 402 Va 24th. St. Pt . Pleasant, phone. 1-814-992-6868 . ONE bedroom apartment. 8226 month, all utilities paid, 304 -676 -2696 . 1------- - - - Furnished "one br apt . in Pt. Pleasant . Extra nice . adults Two bedroom. furn ished or unf'irnished. air conditi· oned. yard. o_..tra clean . 1 child. no pets. abowe Now Haven o n Route 33 . PH . 130-fl 882-2466 . THREE bedroom, all elect · ric, 14JI70, pertly furnlah8d, bull' on room 12x2!8. co•l or wood burner, larg1 porchu, Run Rd . 43 Farms for Rent fllrl'flh ouso and -or ferm . 3 bed r -· 1urn un co·, wood · bur~er , curpeting, rurfll wo· tar~bulldlngs , 1 mL from q Golf olio. f226 mo. or 13 with 176 opro form. 814,861-3730 . 1711 ••,. pooturo·~•Y form. fenQICI. good w~ter, eJ~:C . corr•l, tWp b1rn1. ' 13011 lbo. tobocpo bo10. U,C)OO yr. 814-11.8-3730 . • 60 in . console stereo with AM· FM radio, tape player tumteble, excellent cond. $100. Call 614-2611-9398 . Zenith conaole color TV like new •400, 2 end tablea & coffee table Early American style •100. 2 lamps ginger jar ttyle $60 . Call 614-3888610 . New Oak Furniture, tables, chairs, cupboards. pie safe, dry ainkl. Paul Conkels Antiques, Tuppers Pl1ins . dolls, gla11ware. Holt-blood Slmmontol bullo Strewberriea. Taylor' s Berry end heifen. lire PVF LomPatch', Korr· HorrltburgRd. 8 bert 123148--groncloon of AM· B PM, Mon .. Sot. 121b. llonz 772. llg cohi• from or in.ore 40 cenll 1 lb. Coli good Ileal herd. Coli 111444 6 -88 9 2 or 814-245. l-::;94~9:·:28;::2:.2:.~::;::::;:== 9667. . 1 Strawberries. ·Taylor' • Bo<ry _e_4__H_•_v_•_a_re_ln_ _ Petch, Kerr -Harrisburg Rd. 8 1 AM -8 PM. Mon . • Sot. Coli 448 -8692 or 814-2411 - MIXED hoy, 304-8762254. 9667 . 59 For Sale or Trade 1- - - - - - - - - - Trade. e,;cellent cond. 1982 4 HP Scrapper mini bike. tor a amall good cond. camper . Coli 8t4-388 -9969. . SWAIN AUCTION 8o FURNITURE 62 Oliva · St ., Gallipolis . 6 61 26 inch Zenith color TV. like new. muat sell. $'1 50 . Call Troy Built rototillera new and used; Swisher lmple· ment Co .. Sr. Rt. 7 North, Gallipolis, Oh. 446-0476 . piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399 · bunk beds complete with bunkios $199 , 2 piece an· tron liVingroom suites $199, anti'on recliners &99 , other recliners $80 , maple dinette sets $179. love seats $70 hide -a- bed $260 ." bo~ springs & manress twin or full 8100 set regular-firm 8120, maple dinette chairs 836, wash stands S34 , maple rockers S69. 7 piece chrome dinette set 5149. 5 piece dine«e set 589, und bedroom 1uites. refirgera tors, ranges , chest, dressers wringer washers , TV ' s: dryeres, & shoes . Call 446· 3159 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES · washers. dryers. refrigera tors. ranges . Skaggs App_liancea, Upper River Rd ., beside Stone C(est M otel. SEVEN maple chairs, newly refini1hed . Etegere for dis- play . Phone 304-876- 1821 . Strawberries, pick your own. 60c per qt. at Douglas Roush ' s, 2 m iles back New t1aven at· Union Camp ground . 304 -_ 8 82 -2237 . Male ra ccoon $60. 10 pr. boys jeans, , 4 reg . 1-new U5 . for all . 304 -676-6079 . BEDROOM suite. dres· ser.acheat. queen size mattreaa & bo.lt springs. 8260. Antique fireplace mantel with bevel murror. ell(cellent condition. $160. 3 .. 4 -676· 4677 . ( 26" FLOOR model G.E . Color T.V . Can be aeen at 422 Pleaaant Valley Apart· menu. Cyprus Court. e100 . 55 446 -7398. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker, otto man , 3 tables, !extra h~avy by Fr ontier) , $686 . Sofa. chair and loveaeat , $275 . Sofas end chair• priced fro m S286 . to S895 . Table1, $46 end up to $126 . Hide·a· beds , 8440 . and up to 8626 ., Reclinare.. $176 . to &360 ., lampa from 828 . to $76 . .6 pc. dinettes from •99 .. to 8436 . 7 pc .. $189 . and up. Wood table with six chairs $426 . to 8746 . Desk $110 up to $226 . Hutches. $660 . and up. maple or pine finiah . Bunk bed complete with mllttresses, 8260 . and up to 8396 . Baby beds, 8110 . Manrenes or box springa, full or twin . $68 ., firm , 868 . and $78 . Queen ·sera, $196 . 4 dr. che8ts 842 . l5 dr. chests. &64 . Bud frames. $20 .and $26 ., 10 gun · Gun cabinets, $ 350 ., dinette chairs 820 . and S26 . Gas or electric ranges. $326 up tot 376 . Baby matreases, 825 a. $36 , bed Ira mao $20 , 826, & t30. king hame $60 . Go~d aelectio!\ of bedroom au1taa . ce der chests , rockers , metal c abinets, sWivel roc kers . Used Furniture -- bookcase. nngea. chairs, end tables. washera, dryers. refrigerator• and TV's . 3 milea out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to &pm , Mon . thru Fri. , 9am to 5pm . Sat . 4·8-0322 Building material s block. brick . sewer pipes , windows , lintels , etc . Claude Winters, Ri o Grande , 0 . Coli 814 -246 -6121 . 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENIIIEL - Boarding all breeds . Selling Hoppy Jack Dog Food. AKC Doberman• : Stud Service. Call 4411 -7796. DRAGONWYND CATIERY - KENNEL . AKC Chow pup plea. CFA Himalayan, Per · alan and Siamese kittens. Coli 448-3844 otter 4PM . AKC Welt Highland white terrlera, puppies and 11ud service . Call 614 - 367 - 5944 . Reg . Lhasa Alpso puppies 6 females . 3 males make good back bo1h heads. good copd .. $2 .200 firm . Jack Miller, 614-379 ·2540. 895•3874. 1924 femole. 3 years old . 8200. Call 814-388-9809 . 876 -5667 after 8 p.m. 62 Wanted to Buy I;;=:;:;:::====== Liveatock Colveo for10lo. 843-1111. 14 QUARTER horse, regietered, 6 y,e ar old ~ding.. no 1how experience. gentle na- ture, 1100. 304-671-2127 . 1980 Z-28 leothor interior a. 111 the ex.trll. really sharp. Coli 876-6948. · 1976 Mecury Marquis 69,000 mi., PS, PB, air, B·track. good cond., asking 81 .600. Call 446-4347. ' mileage. rune very Well. new tlreo. Atklng 448-438t ' 1980 Ford 1660. Call Pinto . Auto .• Coli fence TWIN RIVERS TOWER . Apart menta now available to olderly & dlailbled with an i ncome of le ss then 812,300 . Rentin g for 30 per,cen' of adju sted income· equtpment. Horse & stock . trailer .-let. Furniture, electrical & eh:tctronic supplies and equipment. Pleasant Meadows Di11tributora and Sales. • 1945. : 1983 Harley Dovidoon, wide _ •u_p_:_p_ll_e _ a._3_0_4_-:.. ·8_7_5_-1_2_9_3_._ ~ ' glide, 6,000 miles. $5,000 . 1 · '· 1982 Harley-Davidaon Silver Annlvernry. 2100 miJes . 14000. 992·3007 or can be teen at Central Truet. 2828 . 1----------o ROOFING 81 outside paint- , lng, free estimates. 614- -- 387-0838 . 1- -- - - - - - - - - 1978 Chevy No\le auto, AC , real aharp, 12,396. John's Auto Sales on Bulavllle Ad. 1966 Triumph motorcycle chopper with 71 -660 Soneirlle motor. &600. Call JIM'S PLUMBING 8o HEAT: · : Cell 448·478'2 . Opon ove'o, 992· 7682 or 992·871 1. 0676. 1979 Ford Flo111, tharp. 11.2116. Jonn'f, Auto &alao. 0.... ovonlngo till B. Coli HONDA, 1981 CB 900 cuo1orri, UBIIO. 304-67628.61 . ' 83 Rider. ·63800 for sale. or I;;==;;====== Johnson Engine ond Ton· domoxlotrollor. •1200 . c-• ..,.. ==== l-8;1;4=·=2=4;6=·6=8=7;0~. & 1974 Buick LaSabro conwrtlble. Ill crlglnol, ••callent condition. 38, 7oo octuel mloo. Allllng 15500. II untereated. 1975 Ford 8 cyl. engine. transmlaeiOn parta. e110 . Coli 949·2801 . 19117 Cllowy 2 door. Pou. I Cyl. IUIO.. t1400. 992 73118 oltor 5. 79 Motora Homes • Campers 1 t7 4 FIMtwlnt 12 It, ................... 4 .... . - . tumooe. Ice box - 1172 Volkowogof. Elglno netdl crenkcut. OtherwiM. ••celllnt condition. 1500. 843-11384. par1t1. eiiCtrlc . • hoollup. Excellent water Condi· tlon. 11 ,20011rm. Coli 814245-9398 . TRAVEL trollor, 1974 Me· rouder, 28', 2 door. kcmplotly oquipod. rNr double bed . txkawlent tlon, l460 ... 8711-2847 . WINNIE -~ AGE !,........------:;T''l'.ll~ >I .. Excavating Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FRIDAY DOZER WORK By Ted Henna, P,Onds. ditches . · betem•nta. etc . Call 446 ~ 4907 . Carter & Evans Transportation . Lgnnie Boggs Excavating . Dozer.l>ackhoe, dumptruc~ ~ ~'!lt~i~¥Uitf~wf!lfl , Oh . 614 -742 -- EVENING 6;00 G CI )(Jl C) CIJID lll<l11 News condi - phono 304- 9;00 W MOVIE: 'Raw Deal' (]J Tic Tee Dough ClJ Newe/Sportt/Weather II HI!I Studio SH • Wild, Wild Woll 8;30 G C1l (!)NBC Nowo C1l Love Thot Bob (J) . . (j]) ABC Nowa G (J) ID CBS Nowo (J) Or. Who II]) Over Eaev (I) PM Magazine Cil Burna & Allen (]) Play Your Beat Tennla 'Serve and Return of Serve .' (I) Entertainment Tonight ClJ Charlie~' • Angela · • ())Tic Tac Dough (I) (fi) MeoNeii-Lehrer 7:00 • Melge EJ~~cavatlng . Bulldozer btlckhoe service . Bate· menta. footera.landscaping . drivewaya, farm ponds . 614-742· 2407 or814 -742 2088. Report em NIWI 84 • e ·Cl11 pooplo't Coun Electrical Refrigeration • DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . Guorantee~ work . Call 7;30 • (I) Ue O.tec::tor Ci l Wlmb ..ton Updete (]) Doble 011111 (J) EIPN 8portsCenter C(} • (() Family Feull (I) Buslneu Report anytime CII You Aaked For It (fil Spok..man 614-258-6620 or 814 -268 1207. SEWING M•chine repairs, . service . Authorized Singer . Sales Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop , StarTrok • ·e;Oil I1J Entertainment Ton!a_~t e (J) Powera of Menhew Star Matthew gets into tl'tt loctl dreg racing scene In order to lnvenlgl11 • amuggllng ring. (RI (80 a Pomeroy. 992' 2284. m i n.) C1l MOV)E: 'Jimmy Tho Kid' (I) MOVIE : 'An Eye for an Bargain Barn. Two miles out 9•' Goorg01 Creek Rd. from Rt. 7 . W11h1rs. dryera. N.frlgeratora, ltoves. Also parts tor eny make of appliances. Call 448 -~033 . 8 . . 85 · General Hauling min.) antique kitchen chairs. ([). D JONEIIOYS WATER SER · I'LA8TEIIINO • VICE . Coli llt4-3117-747t textuNII celll.,.._ oommer- 01' 814-387-0691 . olol Ond ...fdorttlrol, frw utlmolotl. C811 814-256- Need aomething hauled 1182. away or a~methlng moved? We'll do it. Call 446-3159 '. STUCCO Modern couc;:h and chair two Early Arriericln end tlble1, two table lam pt. Cell evenings after 7PM . Satur- Ul76 OLDS Cutlooo, -~1' -P-A_I_N_T_IN-Q---In_t_or_lo_r_o_n_d motor, 304·1711-7352. exterior, plum~ng. rooting, betw.en 9 and 6 . .Phone 304·876 · 6679 . Washer & dryer almond color. less than 2 years old, 72 LTD Ford, 1700. Phone .304·178-4174 bltt-n II- TWO bedroom apartment, 90 doy worrOn1y, 448,8t61 . JIMS WATER SERVICE. Coli Jim Lanier. 304 -8767397 . I P·"'· uae. Coli rune lire' kltcllen ..blnou. Nino ONE becfrOOm apartment, foot link baM .unit. 42 li>ch utllltleo furnlohed. 304·875· bate unit. · yeHow tops. 3000 . 3301 Jockoon Ave. Threa wall unttl. Broom CIOIOI. 992·3301 or 992· Pt. Ple..ilnt . 8461 . ' \ CIJ Super 8ook 00 World Sportsman Out· door ad~nturtl from throughout tht world . hosted by Curt Gowdy. (80 lmprovementa Cell 8 14·286 · 1588 . soma remodeling, 20 yro. oxp. Coli 114-388-98112 . Morcum lloollng • 8pOutlng. .,U'tlfafll_t ............... ao- ....,.__ Cell.,.._.~. flelntlntl -lttterlor • • - -~~- Nftghtgc lnMife.d: . F - elllrnoteo. lt4-149· 2H8. ,I .. I ,17 NIGHT. \ lNG . Fomerly Dewitt's Plumbing. Call 614 · 367 · Rutland . 2903. NOT REA LLY. l HAD A HORR IBLE FIX YOU SOME fiOT TEA . e>UT YOU SHOULD TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOURSELF .. . ESPECIALLY AT YOV~ a· 11114)916-3333. W.. ... erlredelor comper-- Cor . Fourth and Pine J .A .R . Construction Co . Water lines . Footers . Drains. All kinds of Ditching. uto arts Accessories mske offer . 1879 Oodge Magnum XE. ..cohnt kondltlon. 39.990 IICtuol miles. Atklng t4200 . H In-tel moke ollor. (8141 Ml-3333. stair·! "• ' ; CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 1 8' Runabout with 86 HP p onth. ., Phone 446-3888 or 448 - 1 4477 ' 1978 Harley-Davidson Low A I • .,. '' Plumbing · & Heating 1981 Honda motorcycle. For more information, 992- 1-76 't , hiS ashes " '' trade . 949-2446. Cell evenings after 8;00. 1980 AMC Spirit, '4 cyIinder. 4opeod, •2100. firm . 814-992-7721 . uses .• ' 8388 . Trull Co .. MlddllpOrt. with it! S'he has i 1-:--:-- - - - -- - -- undorblrd, tully 18885· 892' 711113 • lo-d. or cen .,. Hen at Central arrive! He lef never qet on office, Mr. 5t iclt.! ROOFING painting. car·pentar work , 304 - 676 · 1978 Plymouth Volora Sport coupe $1,9911. 1977 Dodge Royal Monaco 4 dr . tedan et .295. Call 4489682. 1980 Th Mr Sticl<. Ma~ors Goodr Let's here in the a For more lnfor..mation call 614· 742-2923 after 6 . day coli anytime, 614-2469221 ' Clifton. WV. 304 · 178 · 1044. , o1 • 10 percent above my lowest cost on brand name residen·. •') ; tiel S.. indUstrial electric & 1 electronic equipment &· _ : Middleport. 1981 Monte Carlo tow milaega . Call 614-2156 - ' Minimum .11c square foot to aluminize your mobile home roof. 3d4-676 -1293.. Lots of extras. 10,740 ac't ual miles . Must see to beelieve. Excellent. condition. $1,2:76. Price negotia· ble. Call 814 -742 -2211 or 614· 992 -15320 lfter 6 p.m. We'l l tal~ I see '' 1980 Kawasaki 440 LTD . . •' erection colta. Alsir~ buying end oelli"g he~ 1980 Hondo 650 Cullom. Good thape. 7,1100 mi. et ,600. Call 446 -2787 • 448 -7858 . SMALL furnished apart ment, r,~wly tiecorated, utili1ies p•ld, no pets, adulta & family room , water paid, •'' SEAMLESS GUTIERS , One ·· • t97B Ody11ey. U60. Coli 814-388-8270. I- - - - -- - - profered. 304-876-436t . ' FIR5T-CLA55. piece custom fit your home. ' QU.ranteed . Advanced Gut-,-~ : Want to Leese. Need 2,1500 She· after 9. 3430. 1978 OOOGE Rom Ch_arger, $3600 . 304-6754090. 44&-4712. 1979 Thuftderblrd olr cond.. 75 Boats PS, PB, cruloo, 302 onglne, Motors for $250 . Phone 896-3974. exc. cond .• alao 68 Camero. ' ----------~ 1 SUPER C Farmell. plow- Coli 814-367-7238 . Co1144e-M10 Reg. Garmon Coli · 448·1815 or 4481244. FARMALL troctor, AKC English Springer Spa· 2 yr - old Super Chlx 1uMdniel. 1' year old, 826 . Going . excelltnt: tempee"'ent overaeaa. Call 446-9846 or conformat~n. IMIIIy te 448-7332 . Boogie p"ps. 825 . Coli 814 258-6888 . 78 Plymouth Volarl Premier 4 dr .• eir CQnd. , one ownei. runt good. $1500. Cychll bar mower for gravely tractor, ,disc , cultivators, 7ft. mowing machine. 1200,00 . 304· SOME tar, (Doy 814-592-.4086.1 · ' l\llotorcycles lnight 8t4-898-8206.1 ••;; 1~------- 1 -:-~---__:.:._:__ _" 71 Auto• for Sale Rooting end Cor pantry~:_! ~ ..... 1982 Kowoookl 440 LTD work, general repaira. call 1 belt. drive, le11 than 2,000 Anthony Williamson, 61 4 · • 367-0194. ' .::: 1978 Chovy Coprlca Cloo- mi. Coli 176·8948. -:-:-:-:--:::-:-::-:=----- " ak:, 4 dr. led an. one ownw. 12,600. Coli 448-1815 0< t 976 Honoy Devllon FLH CA~L . 304·876-1293 tor .'l 4411-t 244. t 200, looded with ox1roo. concrete and black top elti- . "" m•tea. metal building aijd:~ Coli Bt4-388-9331. 1970. Buick. 8226. 441-1370 altar 6 . ONE used New Holland model 860 large roung baler, $4 ,600 . 2 New model 847 New Holland round balers , $7,300. 1 new. New Hol'*nd model 861 round baler, S8 ,300. Keefera Ser.vice Center . St . Rt. 87. Pt. Pleasant-Ripley Rd . 304- . -YOU WON'T,BE TRAVELING ~ Ford 6000 tractor in good condition, &6600 . 992 - 686 -2260 . John L, Butta. ER •• l 'M AFRAID HAVE TO CHAINOE & 4 W.O. .. .... .. .... . Mow vour PIK acres with 12 ft . atalk chopper. 640 PTO. $600 . 985-358t ' 3480 . Vans 304-896-3802. OWN THEil! Water Wellt. Commercial · ' and· Domeetlc. Test holes. : PUmpa Salea and Servic~:~· 1 89 Chevy truck 3 ·,pd., I oyl., 4 new tirie. Call 814-258-9333. 73 ~E FIMI5HEI7 11RE%iN' IN A MIN UTE ! . AN' l 'LL •• 60T WHAT ARE WE IF 1!060T$ ·HAIIT 1 S80 '.4 Ton Cllevrlilet PU, outo 1ron1, PI, PB. •4. t 811. John'• Auto Soles. Coli 448-4782 Opon Evonlnga. .... . ' " ......... ' ~~=~~~=~= 74 PS· PB, radio . Real aharp. 12895. John't Auto Solos. Open ovo'o. Coli 448-4782. lb. tobacco . Will ply 1.36 per lb. Coli 448·9777. 448pelt. t200. Call 448 ·0706 . 3692 . ' Registered Treeing Walker-. Hoy ond Strow. 304-458· 18&11. t 974 · Aucli Foi axe . gao J .D. 45 combine square 0624 . AKC Inc . Good used appliances: For sale manure spreader New Idea 12 A like new, portable 24ft hay elevator. hay bal er s. hay conditioner~ . hay rakes, tobacco setter. Allic e Chamber G tractor, plows and cultivators. bean drill, all types uaed Farm machinery . Howe's Farm Machi nery At. 124 & May· hew Rd., Jackson 614 -286· WEEKS WESTIE KENNEL pherd puppiea. Call 448 · COUNTY APPLIANCES Farm Equipment NEW & Usf!d 1-tarveatore Structures. Automated livestock fe eding -computer feeders . Call collect 614 - BuildiniJ Supplies TIMOTHY hey. tt;76 bltle. on tM wogon. 12.00 • bltle doltverod. 304·1175·5064. -:: kitchen cabinet. 992-7494. 949-2994 . liveatock Wedge Aptt no children, no pets·. 304· 676-2072 . $27 .00 month P!Uti $100 . cell 304·876 ·6294 . depp•it, refarenc;~:e . 304 · APARTMENTS lor ront, fur· 876-2368 . nlohed or unfurnished, 304· 875 - 9760 or 1114· 441 · 4229 . 81'111, 51 Household Goods 1------- - -- - utlliiY building, ocro fond, THREE bedroom apartment. condition. • good with central air, big kitchen Jerry's 268-1543. only . No Pets. 304-675- . washers, dryers, refrig ., TV 1386 . ~~\~~. 6g~ v. !~~; :~; · Galli- axc~lent wei . Small enginea repaired . Have your old mower recon · ditioned for a fraction of the coat Ot e new one. We now are equipped to fix Outboard boat motors . Nelaon 6 Sons in Eurekt. Ohio . Call 814· 63 -lc- Unfurnished apt. 3 rm . & MODERN 2 bedroo m , on bath, 613 Y2 Third Ave .. At. 141 , 2 miles from Gallipolis . $136 mo. Call Fruit & Vegetables $400. Call 448-4972. Antique 8250 . 8o dopoait . Gellipolial _r_ en_t_. _c _e_ll_4_4_6_-o_3_9_o_._ __ Ferry. 304 -676 -6110 . 58 Phone- RON'S Television Service. . lplcillizing ln Zenith end · Motorola. Quazar·, enlf. ~ ' - n !leltil. CoN 5711·239. ' • or 448-2484. · • . tlpn , •125 . 304-175-3379. Muttlvox MX· 20 electronic piano. excellent condition. expeillnce. It 4-378-8349. Musical I natru menta with case, excellent concH· Adults 11 DICK TRACY ' ' 11,. Daily Sentinel-Page 1983. lttglllored Qua- IU..o-. kin ' more. 11110. lleotli 41. Two Friday, ....... 24, condo Ia burgltrlred . !RI [Cioted Captioned) CD . • - Till BTAJE • UI'HOLSTERV SHOP 1183 Soc. Avo., Oolllpollo. 448•:7833 or 448-t 833. mo A,. 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Morris has filed three charges against a Middleport woman who allegedly struck hlm following a meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Education In Middleport Tuesday night . Charged In the · Meigs County Court with assault, aggravated menacing threats and obstructing official business Is Carol Hubl;lard. Manis said he was approached at the close of Tuesday night's m eeting by Hubbard, who stated she wanted to talk to htm . Morris alleges Hubbard Issued a couple of threats before slapping hlm In the lace. Hearing Is expected to be held In county court on the charges within the next lew days. AIODI lbe River """" "' 8-1-ll Area deaths ••• •••••.•••·........ A-8 Busloeaa ..••••..•••...••.•.....•. D-8 Ctaaslfteds ................... D-Z..7 Edllorlal ........................ A·% Farm ........... ............... C-6-7 Locai .................. ......... A-5-& S110rts .. ....................... C-1-5 :I'V·Comlcs ................ .Insert Dr. E. Wade Underwood oi, London, Ohlo, has been named provost-vice president for academic affairs at Rio Grande College and Community College. He replaces Dr. Clyde M. Evans. who recently accepted the position of vice president lor development a t RGC-CC. Underwood will be respons ible for academic programs, admissions and records, student development, Intercollegia te at hletics a nd personnel. The appointment was praised by Dr. Paul C. Hayes , RGC-CC president, w ho said Underwood's academic background and professional experience "will make (him> a welcome addition to our campus." · Underwood hol.d s bachelor's and master's degrees from Murray (Ky.) State College and a doctorate In educational administration from the Univetsity of Akron. He has served In various management positions tlu:oughout the state for the past 15 years. Most recently scrvlng as a consultant to Hayes, Underwood has been a teacher In Akron public schools and h;ls he ld executive · pos itions with the Ohio Education Association. Bill would reduce pulluiants WASHINGTON- Legislation requiring a lQmUJJon-ton reduc tion In U.S. sulfur dioxide e m issions as a means of attacking the na tion' s acid rain probil'lll was Introduced' In the House on Thursday. The bill . s ponsored by Rep. Gerry Sikorski. D-Minn .. would pay for the cleanup through a surcha r ge on e lectric bills that he said would cost the average hom eowne r between 50 cents a nd $1 a month . The bill also would impose restrictions on sources of nitrogen oxides, believed to be a nother cause o f acid rain . GOP's Bill Miller succumbs BUFFALO, N.Y.- William E. M!Uer , the Republican candidate tor vice president when Barry Goldwater made hls White House run In 1961, died today a t Millard FUlmore Hosplt~ l. MJUer, 69, had been a pat lent at the hOspital for several weeks and suffered a s troke last weekend. He had been In serious condition s ince then. MJUer looked at the 1964 election loss phllosophlcally. " I was going to retire from politics anyway, " he told a group 1966, "and ·I just did it a little more prominently than I had planned . I don' t have any regrets at all. l met a lot of people and had a lot of tun . It was a great experience for my wife a nd my daughter s." -In Ruling could affect Ohio plan COLUMBUS- The U.S. Supreme Court rullhg on New J ersey's redistricting plan clear s the way for acUon on an Ohio case that questions the validity of Ohio's 21-dlstrtct plan. In May 1982 a three-judge federal panetln Columbus said It would await the high court's decision In the New Jersey case before ruling on whether Ohio' s new congressiona l districts are as equal as they should be. In li s ;>4 decision Wednesday, the Supreme Court deterrnlned tha i the congresslonlli districts drawn for New J ersey after the 19ffi census arc not sufficiently equal in population. Ohio lottery winners The winning number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 898. In the "Pick 4" game, played five times a week, the winning number was OJJO. ' Ohio forecast Clear tonight. Low 67-67. Winds easte rly to northeasterly' less than 10 mph. Sunny and continued wa rrn Satunday. High SG-91. Rain~ Snow f':!·.;l WEATHEJ,t FORECAST - The Nallonal Weather Service loree11818 showertl for Saturday from Texas and Oklaboma to Florida. Showertl are aleo forecast lor New Mexico and Colorado. Moot areas are expected to he warm. (AP Luerphoto) CHICKEN .BARBECUE · Sportsored By: THE PQMEROY VOL. FIRE DEPT. BEGINNING' AT 11 :00 A.M. SUNDAY, JUNE 26th -....:--- '. . story oo Page IH • tmts ttdint • •j 9 Se(tlonl, 10 Page• 15 Centt A Mul ti mtdia Inc . New•Paper Auto sales throughout area f' . . schedule landing at Cape Oanaveral was scrubbed becasne o.f wet · weather. '(AP Laserphoto) Challenger lands safely without fanfare EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE , very cold this morning. The bad Calif. (AP) Space shutt le new~lsthatltls3,000mUesaway, " Challenger, rerouted on its 96th ground controller G uy Gardner told orbit, went around the world two the flight c rew as Cha llenger rolled extra revolutions today a nd gilded to a stop. without fanfare to asunriselandlng "Tllat's what I was afraid of," on the famJUar bed of Rogers Dry Crippen replied. Lake. Crippen' s c rew Included pilot "Challenger, wheels down," com- Rick Ha uck a nd mission specialists mander Robert Crippen reported as Ride, John Fabian and Dr. Norman the 100-ton winged s huttle touch"\! Thagard. down right on the centerline as It · A sm a ll NASA crew a nd a e nded a near -flawless six-day mini-convoy of "sating" vehicles mission, marrect only by waveoH on was ready and wa iting on the the first attempt to land a s huttle In lakebed. The regular landing crew F lorida. was stlllln Florida. The s hip' s five astronauts, lncludCha llenger pierced clear skies Jng America's first woman In space onto runway 15, a hard-sand strip on Sally K. Ride, hoped to return the the Mojave Desert, a t 6:57 a .m . shuttle to Cape Canaveral, Fla. , but Paclllc time . overcast Florida skies forced the "Nice and smooth on the way In," disappointing di version. said Crippen . "As I said once before . "The good neWs Is the beer Is very , what a way to com e to Calllornla." Units answer seven calls Local units answered seven calls Thursday and on Friday morning, the Meigs County Emergency • Medical Services reports. Friday morning at 2: ffi a. m ., the Rutland Unit took Vinton PhJUlps and J . R. McDaniel from an accident on Jhe New Lima Road to Veterans Me morial Hospital. Thursd ay calls Included 10: 52 a. m ., Rutland unit to DanviUe for Myrt le Murphy, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Rutland, 12: 17 p.m ., to Me igs Mine I for Harley Eblin, taken to Holzer Medical . Center; Rutland. 6:02 p.m ., to Langsv Uie for James Ferrell Injured in a swimming accident. to Veterans Me m orial Hospital; 7:55 p.m ., ., Pomeroy, to Route 7 for Francf'S Qualls , treated at her residence; 9: 23 p .m ., Pomeroy Unit to West Main St. for Leonard Jewell, take n to Holzer Medical Center; 9:40p.m ., Middleport, to High St.for E dwand Wilson, taken to Veterans MemoriaL Ir---..;..-------, Hospital news Park ... Continued from page 1 res idence, Baum Addition. Accondlng to the repor t, a large dark car was traveling up the hill in thl' Baum Addition at a pproxl· m a te ly 10:30 p.m . Thursday. The vehicle went off the pavement on the right and traveled In the grass a long the edge of the roa dway a nd s truck and knocked off the m a ilbox a nd newspaper tube. Thursday evening, Timothy Dav1dson, 24, Pomeroy, was arrested on c harges flied by his wife following incidents thai occurred Tuesday evening , Davidson is being held In Meigs County J a il on charges of crimina l mischief, carrying or using a firearm while under Influence of a lcohol or drugs a nd aggravated m enacing. The firearm s and aggravated m enacing charges are. fist degree misdemeanors and possible penalty Is six months and or tine of up to $1,000, For criminal mischief the possible penalty Is 60 days and or fine of $500. Ve terans Memorlalllospltal Admltted .. Myrtle Murphy, Langsville; Patricia Winebrenner, Syracuse; James Meadows, Por tland; Bet ty Rood, Lancaster. Discharged--Pau line Taylor, [)onald Weaver. Margie Lawson. Holzer Medical Center Discharges June 23 G race Abbott, Gary Brown, Lena Brumfield, Eirna Caldwell, Ca rrie DeWeese. James Dunlap, Jessica Dunn, Mary Fowler, Alvin Haggy , Mrs. Gregory Hines a nd son, John Cobel, James Lane, Mrs. Charles Lacey and daughter, Sandy Lee, Cyrus Leeport , Ruby Mace, David Ma nn, Harold Massey Jr .. E linor Mills. Mary Montgomery, Geraldine Waugh , Ollie Waugh, Brodie Whitt ington, Mrs. Charles Willis Jr. and son. Blrtbs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cre m eans , daughter, McArthu r; Mr. a nd Mrs. Ke ith French, daughter, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Johnson, daughter, Kerr; Mr. and Mrs. He rman Shepard, daughter, Oak Hill. He was pilot on the first shuttle Olght In 1981. There were hundreds of thousands of sightseer s and a rousing we lcome-home ceremony to greet that mission. This time, only 125 PeoPle made the trip on the chance that weather would force the detour. And the ceremony , planned for Cape Canavera l, was canceled. NASA first postponed the F lorida la nding for 90 minutes, c iting "patches of fog a nd low clouds." Officials sill! hoped skies would clear to allow an 8:30 a .m . EDT touchdown. Probe accident A two-car accident occOrred T hursday a t 9 a .m . involving the rarsowned by Rober t M. Cooper, 51, Longbottom and Charles R Harris, 58 Portland. on State Route 124 in Meigs County, one -half mile wes t of County Road 3.5. Cooper attempted to pass Harris as they were both traveling west- But just after 7 a.m. EDT, as Cr ippen was to begin descent to Florida, Gardner radioed: "The weatherattheCapelsgettlngworse ' Instead of better, so lt.looksllkenogo for KSC (Kennedy Space Center). "You guys cansltbackandrelaxa ll ttle bit : we will be going Into E dwandson the following orbit." HI' added, " KSC had a redcarpetoutfor you." Crippen, who had practiced the KSC landing for months, said In rc~.ignatlon: "We would have liked to go the re very much, but If 't he weather's bad, that's therlghtthlng to do and we understand." Later he said, "We're ready to come down whenever and w herever.'' On orbit !!/, Crippen got the go-ahead to fire Challenger's twin braking rockets. That slowed the shuttle's 17,400-mph speed by 210 miles to start it from 180 miles hJgh on an hour-long, blazing descent back to Earth . The ship landed on orbit 98. · Eastern Ath letic BoostPrs will meet Monday, J une 27, at 8 p.m . at the high schooL P lans for the Fourth of July chicken barbecue will be made. The Rutland Garden Club wiil meet a t 7::Jl Monday night at the home of Mrs. C. 0 . Chapma n a nd E lizabeth Ann Webster. Mrs. Earl Bender. Ohio Association of Garden Club, Region 11 director, a nd an accredited state judge of flower arrangtng, will be the speaker. Mrs.' Bende r will speak on the topic, "OAGC State News Update." r;~~~~~~~~~~;;l "DANCE FOR JOY" 6 Week Summer Aerobic Session Joy Compton-Instructor 12 CLAS~ES FOR $22.00 TUES. & THURS. 4:15-5:15 or 6:30-7:30 At the Senior Citizens Building, Mulb~rry Heights, Pomeroy, OH. For regislnttion: ean 992-m3 Interviews with those applicants. RIO GRANDE - The effort has From there, five a re expected to " barely" begun, accondlng to one be selected, with a final three to be official close to the search for a new chosen. Those three will be Invited president of Rio Grande College and on-campus to Inspect the area a nd Community College, but a replacemeet with RGC.CC officials. ment lor Dr. Paul Hayes Is hoped to Interviews are expected to be be In place I>Y September. complete )ly mid-July, with the A search committee of admlnls· replacement for Hayes ready to step trators, faculty and students met in In two months later. Chllllcothe Thursday night to begin "It's hoped (the final choice) can narrowing about 100 applicants for work with the president to get a the job. smooth transition," MDler said. College spokesman Scali D. RobertS. Wood, chairman of Rio Miller said that with the help of Max Grande College's board of trusteeS, of MJL Educational Consulsaid the search committee Is tants ot Columbus, the committee Is expected to recOmmend a candidate looking at 20 potential candidates. · to both ·the private school 's board The committee Is to cut the list to 10 and conduct In-depth telephone SALE PRICED! "Soa~s up Moisture Like a Sponge" Puts an end to damp basements, dripping pipes, mildew, swea t ing wal ls and rust. Lerner Fof protection against dampness 1 damage in your home, get an OAS·IS toda~ . INGELS PHONE 1·304-422-5400 a nd · t he trustees. community college's ' '"''~• "A lot of candidates didn 't give a lot of serious thought to the thrust of both colleges," Wood said. "The numbers In themarketare enoromous In terrns ol those seeking a job. But the number of pecpleTve seen have quite a bit of expertise at technical and educational levels.'' Search committee action Is following a timetable established after Hayes, who has headed RGC-CC since July-l!f/6, announced plans to retire at a trustees' meetlngJan.15. He expects to e nter business next year. , One of the first phases of the search was submission of a quesU- film's attorneys, SallY Bloomfield. CableVIslon; or arrange service expressed willingness to pull out of transfer to Cablentertalnment. '11mettSenimel !!&aft "I would rather spend my time the township and leaveltsservlceto GALLIPOLIS- No compromise Cablentertatnment, provided a fair operating our business than dealing was reached Friday when all three market value could be established with this problem down here," Cash sides In the cable television lawsuit said. "I wouldn't be opposed to tiy both companies. · affecting GaUlpolls Township met to Cablevlslon, owned by Charleston getting out of the area, but because attempt to reach a settlement. · engineer Allen Thom[JSOII, clalnns of a bank loan encumbering us, and Both cable companies Involved agreed to meet and review the equipment now Installed In the an overbill situation , we can't tum , township Is worth about $50,000. But ourbacks." sltuallon In a continuing effort to Cash estimated It cost Cablevlslon an appraisal conducted by Cablenavoid laking the case to the Ohio $900 per mile to lay a trunk Une over tertatnment puts the worth at$8,:Dl. Supreme Court. tour mlles, plus $5,001 for lnstalla· "You know what .their docket IS . Meeting lnfonnaUy In Gallla 1 llke,' commented Ralph Cash, vice County probate court chambers at . tlon and another $lO,OOJiil eXpellleS. Asked by Slieets II those add!· request of GalllpoUs attorney president of'llDnpeon Cablevlslon, the Charleston, W.Va. ftnn that Warren Sheets, who t ept e!lalts Ilona! expenaes Including attorney's claims Its has a to seiVIce Cablentert.ainrilent In the litigation, fees, Cash said It t!ld. Sheets said . three alternatives were presented those lees were not to be neaot!ated people In the townlblp. ' with hi$ ellen! In a ~t. That claim Is dis!Nted by town· by Cash and Btoomlleld. "PetsonallY ,I do!!'tcare, becaUlle 1be flnl was to pursue the case ship trustL'ell and Cablentertalngoing to come out of this a noi!PdY's ment, the Point Pleuant leiVIce throulb the cow1B; enter Into a wllireaa ion& as this thlng~m.'' tlllltftl a~ a lranclllle to In, 1ranc1111e with tn11teet to continue Cash said, exp1 diSJng Interest In Juae 1!182.. ' leiVIne 101 resldellts atcned Upwltli Cash. 8l.'aJI1lllllli by 0111! of hla. ByKEVINKEILY El.berfelds. aro open Friday 'til 8 - Saturday 'til 5 with spec~al values in men's, women's and children's summer clothing. Enjoy Regatta Week-end: i1attt PHONE 1-614·"2·5724 . 407 CORRA DR . PARKERSBURG, WV 2610.1 alii he good tha t th is bill <loPs for this state a nd sct us llitek 40 ym rs," Bowen said. He referred to an Init ia tive pet Ilion drive under way in lx•half of two proposed l'Onslltut ional ;mJe ndments. If they m a ke It on the ballot and voters approve them. the Issues would repeal the perma nent 90 percent incomP tax s urc harge adopted In February_ and make it more dlffll'ult for thr r,.•neral Assembly to irnpbse taxe:; in tile fulut-e. Republicans, who have b<'en saying the income tax Inc tease was excessive, welcom e tht•[)(omo.. ra ts' $:ll tax credit plan but say It dOf's n' t go far enough. "We will support Increa s ing the exemption tram W>ll to $1,t!Kl. We have no objection to a tax em:! It as well," Senate Minor ity Ll'atier Paul Gllirnor. R-Port Clinton, said. Most ofthcrellr funder the$~ t ax credit system - 84 penent - would go to famili es earn ing I!'Ss th<m $40,tm annua lly . Ra ising the exemption to $1,txll. as the BouS<' proposed, would have provided .77 percent of the tax n'lle fto families In that category. 52 STATE ST . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 . PHONE 1-614-446-3051 ta.x relief of pm·kagt• Jllghllghts of Individual tax r r.lif'f under thf' Sf-na te version of th<• Hou,;e-pa ssed $~ billion stat I' budget. based on dat a from t he O hio Oe pa 1·tme n1 of T axation : l, ,·~rsom\1 lnt."Om e 'fnx - lncreasl' joint Iller c rt~llt for two working sp<JUS~o'S . - FL,1 iS<' senior Cit 17rn I' I'('(( it from $~ to $."i l. --Changro r<'tirf'ment f'Xcluslon to a sliding sca lv cr<~lit . - $20 persona I <'xrmptlon CI'N iil. Tota l lnromf' Tax He ll<'! : $t;];l million . '"11w pffr<.·t of the personaiPx Prnption er('lli l and thP persona l Pxemptlon tog<•! her will mean that a larg-e• numtx'r of low·lneome famlllt•s will pay no Ohio lncornP tax at a ll." Richard L<>vln uf the Ohio Department of Taxation said. For rxamplt:', n two wag£L('Hilt('f' c-ouple with two c hildren coulcl ea rn up to $10,.11;;) lx'fon · owing any Olfio lw<. onnaire to staff and student s to de te rmine what they were looking for In a new president. Mlller sa Jd those quest Ions covered such Issues as fund raising, commliment to academic excellence, long-range planning and the abUlty to recruit a nd retain students. " It was a guide line for what we a t the college would need In the next five to 10 years, to obtain the proper expertlo;e," explained Wood. In the event the new president cannot take charge immediately In September, Hayes agreed to stay on until December to he lp the TJ£'W executive learn the ropes. r· expanding on Cablevlslon's present franchise In Green Town.shlp. Gallipolis trustees took Cabievtslon tocourtJan . 19when itllledsult In Gallla County Common Pleas Court lor damages and a preUmlnary Injunction, claiming Cablevtslon's occupation of pole space obtained before the franchiSe was awarded to Cablentertalnment pi'I!'Vents Cablentertalnment from 1Ul11111ng the franchise. Judge Richard Roderick at first denied the preUm1nary Injunction, but granted one after a Feb. 25 bearing. However, thelnjuctlonwas delayed by the FourthDistr1ctCourt ot Appeals In March. Since then, appeals judges have decided they have no jurisdiction In the matter, leaving all parties to applY to the alate's hJilt court for a tl.nal decision. WAmNG TO SERVE - A aatelllte dl!lb lnllaDed by Thom...,.. CablevtiiDII I!Cudl II& the finn'• Buck Bidp Road site near GI'IHpnlh While lbe finn pm~ !lei'\'M oedluui ol Green ~. CablevtiiDII '- . _... Ill caataauln& llfpilon over aervtnc nearby G.._..,.. 'Townlblp·rn·••· ..;._ v l-lighlightR No .compromise in cable-TV litigation Furniture & Jewelry MIDDlEPORT 992-2635 SPECIALS· In-Ground or Above -Ground upper end of Pomeroy's pari!lnglot. It was one of lhe highlights ol lhls weekend's celebration, which Included selecllon of the regatta queen Friday night. Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Cast lng a waryglanceatadrlvetorepeal a 90 pereent lncol}le tax Increase at the ballot box, majority Democrats ln the Senate have come up with a revamped tax-r e lief plan . tor Individuals. It's part of their version of the House-pru;E<n state budge t bill that heads for a conference commlltee this week to workout a compromise. The Senate proposal scraps the suggested lnctease In the per sona l exemption from SffiO to Sl,txll, replaelng It with a $7il personal exemption credit for Individua l taxpayers and their dependents. Senate Finance Chairman Wllllam Bowen, D-Cinclnna tl. sa id the upper chamber's bill sends a message not only about promises kept In terms of tax relie f and education funding but about an expected tax repeal vote In Nove mber. "The measu res that wepassed ... I think will send a resounding mes sage to the total public out there ... that there wlll be an Issue on the ballot this Nove mber that can undo Search for new Rio president continues DEHUMIDIFIER D. BUMGARDNER SALES INC. DAVID BUMG.ARDNER a Serv.lce By JOHN CHALFANT ON 111E PARADE ROUTE- The aruual Big Bend Regalia parade gul off to a start In dOWJ&own Middleport Saturday momlng Wid wound up at the OASIS® a Co nnie Barnes. title officer in the Galll a County Common Pleas Court. said 1.479tltles ~ both for new and used cars - were Issued In May , adding tha t In May of 1982, only 1,110 tit les were Jssuc<l. Locally, NorthJ1lP said he believes peopk> a re now buying American cars because qua lity l'Ontrois arc Pxcellent. and added, "people arP realizing that to get the economy in s hape. a nything foreign will kill us." Arvid Jouppl , an Indust ry a na lyst, noted that the Increase for the latest period wa s i-xaggprated t.Pcause S<:~ l es a year Plulie r welt' depressPd as thf' companies removed promotions and raisro smne prtces . The Incent ives la te r were restored. Genel'al Motors Corp. reported a 77.6 pe1ecnt ~al n for the la test per iod, Ford Motor Co. was up 00.8 per cent. Cluysler Corp. was up 77. 1 percent . American Motors Corp. up 78 pi'!W nt . and Volkswagen of America Inc . up 2.9 pct·crnt . eye at repeal dr,_iv_e_ _ ------ WITH A NEW To host meeting Some private economists are concerned that the government's widening budget defic it s may (jrtve up Interest rates later this year. dampening the economy's expansion. Ross attribUtes the Increase In hlscarsa les.ln large part, to the lower Interest rates. "People are willing to buy at B. and 11 percent," he said . The Treasury Department reported Thursday thai the government's deficit In May was th~ biggest for any month In history - $29.3 billion. That brought the shortfall for the first eight m onths of the fiscal year to$1618 billion, the department said. In their reports on .auto sales for the 10 days ended June :lil, the major companies said their dally selling rate of 25,00 was the best for the period since 197'J. Johnson said he belleves that when "autom obile sales are going well, the rest of the econqmy seems to Improve." inc~ease D_e01ocrats cast wary Boosters to meet REGATTA WEEK-END a Installation I • GAU.IPOLJS- Although sales may not approach the rate of Increase for American-made and pun;_hased autos occurring nationwide, people are buying new cars In great numbers In the Gallipolis community. Sales of new U.S.-made cars jumped 73 percent In mid-June, while a trade journal said Thursday the companies would build 4.4 percent more cars this week than last. Harlan Wood, a salesman at Smith Buick-Pontiac Inc., 1911EastemAve., said "May was the best new car month In our history." Those reports were the latest Indications that the auto companies are lxlunclng back from a long slump that slashed sales, earnings and employinent In their Industry. 1 "I'd say our sales are up 50 percent," said Mike · Northrup, a car dealer at Carroll Norris Dodge Inc., 300 Third Avenue. He added that he believes "the attitude of the buyer Is different. Since people are back to work and Interest rates are down, they'll come In and Sllerld money for a new car." Bob Ross, a ·car dealer at Riverside AMCVolkswagon, 195 Upper River Road, said "sales have picked up considerably," adding that " this Is the third month that things have reallly started picking up we're getting more products ln. " Although sales have picked up at Gallipolis Motor Co., "we don ' t have the Inventory to sell the cars right now," said Bill G. Johnson , a car salesman at that Second Avenue dealership . · In Washington, the Commerce Department said It expected the value of auto shipments this year to.be 30 percent higher than .In 1982. A government analyst added, however, that the Industry would never return to Its heights of the late 1970s. END DAMPNESS DAMAGE The Pool People Sales Supplies ,. From Assoc~ Press T .S !!.~aft Reports bound on S.R 124, when Harris r-r;;;~~~;;;;;~;;;; turned left. Cooper's car stuck the lett-rear comer of Harris' car, which received lig ht damage. · Harris received minor vis ible Injuries and was c ited for making an Improper tu m. Cooper's car had light damage. 31711 NOBLESUMMITRO . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 (Enjoy the Firemen's Events B!tglnnlng at 2:00p.m. Behind Sugar Run Flour Milia.) story oo Paps B-l.H -------- I CLEVELAND ~ Big Bend Regat~a festivities Future of SocSec funds secure Middleport-:-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Poi!lt Pleatant Sunday, June 26, 1983 c I ) ,...... '1983 \ News briefs ... The Forecast For 8 a.m . EDT Saturday, June 25 Vel. 17 No." t7 DRY LANDING l - Chall~nger sp~ays a dust trail after relumlng to earih al the dry lake bed at Edward. A1r Force Base Friday. The A grand jury session scheduled tor Monday has been cancelled , Paul Gerard, Investigator for the Me igs County Prosecutor's Offlee, reported today . Per'i"ns called to serve as jurors need nol appear. Gerard reports that tlti'sesslon will be rescheduled la ter Story .011 J>ap C.2 unba Undenr-ood named to Rio post Monday jury session cancelled T -.ball tournament opens Monday at Rio • •• • 1 r .- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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