http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/922382ea1b988ebe5f63386ba3c6cd34.pdf c434caddc46b588354c55dc5e339dc09 PDF Text Text ' - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Rockets top Celli~ Inside: By the Bend .... ,"'... Pages 4-5 Cla8sllleds ........ Pages 7-3-10 Comics-TV .............. Page 9 Death& ..... .. ............ Page 10 Edltorlal ................. Page 2 Sports .................. ... Page 3 e Vol.36 , No.24 Copyrighted 1986 SALE JUNIOR SLACKS by Lord Isaacs Sizes5 / 6 t 15 / 16 . Belted and cinch waist styles. Solids and pinstripes. 100% cottons, ly/ cotton blends, linen IOCIKS,I pleated and plain fronts . KNIT TOPS Tank tops, V-neck tops, round neck tops. Stripes, solids, prints. Sizes S thi\J XL and 40 to 46. '7.00 Knit 1/4 Tops ................... Sale $6 .26 1 • • 9.00 Knit Tops .................... Sale '6.26 1 12.00 Knit IR:eg. '17.00 SLACKS .. . '12.75 Tops ~ .................. . Sale '9.00 IR:eg. '21 .00 SLACKS .. . '15 .75 1 16.00 Knit IR:eg. '24.00 SLACKS ... '18.00 Tops .................. Sale '12.00 ISAVE I MEN'S SHORTS Tennis shorts, campars, denims. jams, gym shorts, walk shorts. Size 29 to 60 waist. Select yours now. _ KNIT SHIRTS .Regular and extra large sizes. too. Many, many styles in the selection. Solids and stripes. Excellent quality by Wrangler, VanHousen, LeTigre. Campus. r REDUCED 30°/o '6.95 Knit Shirts ...... ... '4.87 '9.95 Knit Shirts ......... '6.97 •11 .95 Knit Shirts ...... . 'B.37 '14.96 Knit Shirts .... '10.47 Van Heusen S•aelal Sale! MEN'S HANES UNDERWEAR lncludeo Red Label an Blue Label. DRESS SHIRTS SAVE 30°/o Neck sizes 14'12 to 17. Short sleeve styles. Button downs and Brielo, T·ahirto, bo•or ohortt, A- regular collars. Solid colon. shirts. Slim fit boun. big and tall white. plaids and stripes. Give sizes included. for Father's Day. Bu y Now For Father:, Day '14.95 :VAN HEUSEN Gi vi ng! SHIRTS .. .. ....... SALE 1 10.47 '19.00 VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS .. .. ................ 113.30 For ••ample: '20.00 VAN HEUSEN $7.99 Men 's Package Briefs SHIRTS ........... SALE 1 14.00 Sale $6.69 pkg. '10.25 package Men's T-shirtt '22.00 VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS ......... :. SALE '16.40 Sale '7.18 REDUCED 25% Big Father'• Day Salel CHILDREN'S SUMMER MEN'S CLOTHING SALE DRESS TROUSERS Regular sizes 29 to 42 and big aires 44 to 60. Choose your fa color and save. Hubbard Is Iacko included for this sale. SAVINGAF 30% lft~er1'1 '1 6. 95 IS~!~~~~~; .............. Sale '11.17 !1. '19.96 Sleeks ................ Sale '13.97 Men's '29.96 Sleeks............... . Sale '20.97 Men'a '34.96 ............... Sale '24.47 S2 TUBE SOCKS ' J $402 TO "Leegin" and "Buxton" MEN'S STOCK UP NOW ON QUALITY APPAREL FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS SU. .I SLEEPWUI 30% OFF GIBS & IOYS OUJFITS 30% Off IOYS' TOPS & SHim 20% OFF GIBS SWIMSUITS .... 25 'le OFF JOGGING WEAL...... 30% Off GillS' DDSSES ....... 33% OFF IOYS' SHOITS .....'". 25% OFF 2 to 4, Sale Price · S.eclal Prlcecf 45 DRESS BELTS All fine quality leather in a big selec· lin of colors, popular widths and sizes 30 to 46 . Western belts included . '11.00to'12 .00 t Belts .............. ...... ....... Sale '6. 79 '12.60 to '14.00 Belts ............ .... ........... Sale 1 9 .99 '14.60 to '15 .50 llelts ......................... Sale '1 1.99 '16.00 to '17.00 Belts ......... .. ............ .. Sale '13.19 THROW RUGS Large assortment of colors and sizes up to 48"x72". Machine washable machine dryable. 100% Dacron Polyester Reg. '5.39 21"x34 " Rug .... ... .. '4.33 Reg . '8 .99 26"x44" Rug ......... '7.13 Rag. '10.99 24"x60" Rug ......... '8 .73 Reg. '16.99 36"x60" Rug ....... '13.53 Reg . '27.99 48" x72" Rug ..... . '22.33 Floral pattern . Big selection colors. Excellent quality by Cannon. Size 25 by 45 inches. 50°/o OFF Junior Size Sportswear includes shorts, knit tops, slacks, denim skirts, pre· faded jeans, printed jeans, chambray shirts and white cotton jackets. BOYS' SHORTS MEN'S '1.76 Tube Socks .. .... .......... . Sale *1.28 '2.25 Tube Socks ................. Sale *1.65 '2.60 Tube Socks ................. Sale '1.88 ' Reg. 118.95 .. .. ...... Sale '12.32 Men's Ill Boys' Reg . '22.95 JACKETS .......... Sale '14.92 Men's Ill Boys Reg. '29.96 JACKETS ........ .. Sala 119.47 Men's Reg . '39.95 JACKETS .......... Sala 126 TO mo1 .• Reg: !&~o't~ ~6.oo MEN'S & BOYS' SHORTS ............. . SALE '6.27 Man's '11 .95 SHORTS .............. SALE 'B.37 Man's '14.95 SHORTS ........ ... . SALE '10.47 Men's '16.95 SHORTS ............ SALE '11.87 Boys' sizes 8 to 18. Men's S, M, L. XL and XXL. Entireselection . Both men's and boys' Styles included . Come in and look 'em over. SAVE 35%. Sizes NB to 24 S2100 Excellent quality by H~nes. Boys' sizes 9 to 11 . Men's Sizes 9 to 15. Big selection of colors . JACKETS • REG. S5.99 SPORTSWEAR BATH TOWELS SUNDRESSES, CASUAl DRESSES, FANCY DRESSES SS SAVE 30°/o Men's '8.95 MEN'S & BOYS' SUMMERWEIGHT CANNON ROYAL FAMILY Save 40% on our entire stock of Aileen Sportswear. Missy sizes S , M. Land 6 to 18. Tops-Shorts-Slacks 40 Buy your favorite style in sizes 8 thru 18 and save 30%. Our polyester gym shorts are included . Boys' $5.95 Shorts.. . Boys' '7 .95 Shorts ..... Boys' $9.96 Shorts .... Boys' '11 .96 Shorts ... '4.17 '5.67 ' 6.97 '8 .37 BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS You'll find the shirt' you like in this fine selection. Sizes 8 to 18. Stripes, solid colors. Fine quality by LeTigre, Wrangler and Campus . Boys' Reg . ' 5.95 KNITS ...... . , ...... .. .. SALE '4 .17 Boys' Reg . ' 8 .95 KNITS ................ SALE '6.27 Boys' Reg. ' 1 0 .95 KNITS ..... ... .......... SALE '7.67 Boys' Reg. ' 12 .95 KNITS .................. SALE '9.07 YOU SAVE 30"1v DilliNG IHIS SALE! Stecial Purchace! Save on our entife stock of quality Berkline chairs. TOWELS 25°/o OFF ALL CHAIRS Bug Now Fo, Flfb, 1 Dig/ 1 Matching Reg . $3.99 HAND TOWEL ..... •2.38 Matchin Reg . •2.49 WASH Super Sale Priced SALEI BERKLINE CHAIRS RECLINERS ROCKER/RECLINERS WAUAWAY RECLINERS $388 BEACH 1 00% Cotton. Big size. Excellent patterns and colors. $799 .' DON'T TAX ME - Sen. Russell Long, IH..a., displays a T-shlrt, given IAl him by President Reagan Thursday, containing his favorite aplllrism. Long Is retiring from Ute Senate lllls year. With Long are Ewcellent Father's Day 81ft!! MEN'S TIES By E. MICHAEL MYERS WASHINGTON (UPII - Pr~sl ­ denl Reagan's leadership, Middle East peace and Israel's political influence all collided In lhe dramatic Senale vote to penn II a $256 million weapons sale 10 Saudi Arabia . Reagan won Thursday by lhe slimmest margin- one vole - bul crlllcs said II was a hollow endorsement of his policies and a warning lo Saudi Arabia lo do more wilh regard Ia lhe Middle East peace process. Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- Ariz., said his colleagues were under pressure "of olher countrtes lp persuade us to vole againsl our commander In chief and our pres ldenl. I lhlnk il Is wrong." "When we came lo this chamber we put our hands on the Bible and promised 10 defend the Constllution of lhe Unlled Slates, not the conslltution of Israel or l}'o, const itu tion of Arizona or Ihe constllullon of California," he said. Goldwater's sting wasdi!'!'Cied "t Israel - which denied lhal It was Norking lo block tlle arms sale rnd Sen. Alan Cranston, D·Callf., the leader of the opposillon. Cranston said the Saudis are oankroiling Syria and the Palestine ~lbera tlon Organization and doing Big selection in four-in-hand and ready-tied ties. Solids and a plenty. Reduced' for this sale. Reg. '8.50 and ' 9 .00 TIES .............. SALE '6.30 Reg . '10.00 TIES ....................... ' 7.00 Reg. $12 .50 TIES .............. SALE 08 .75 Reg. $13 .50 TIES .......... .. .. .. Sale '9.45 Sal•.r:~cesl SAVE lO% NOW Low, ~~~:,rices UNLINED SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S SUMMER DENIM JEANS Smal~,:;·~~m~~~u;x~·~~~~~~~ CAPS & HATS By Lee and Wrangler COVERALLS l•l•lrtt are included. Shon oleave in plaido. solid colors. Regular. slim and husky. Sizes 8 to 16 . Student sizes 26 to 30 Choose blue denims or grey ••trinoto Excellent quality by Van stripe herringbone. Pre-shrunk, Heusen. Campus. Wrangler. LeTi- IStra•w work hats, safaril..,taitlt, lengths 30 to 36. All prezips from top and bottom. Dakota. Buy now and oave. roll-ups; Ivy League washed blue den im. Straight concealed metal snpa. heavy SAVE 300fo golf, fishing. Big Se- leg styles. duty pockets. action back. Men'o , 14 _95 Boys Reg. '14 .95 Shorto. regulars and tails . Sport Shirts .............. ' 10.47 ~~AysN:~g... ·; 1..6··.·· SALE ' 10.47 95 Men's '16.96 1 0 Sport Shirts ...... .... .... '11.B7 eg. 2.96 Hats ... 2.06 JEANS ............ SALE '11 .87 Reg. $26.95 Men's '18.96 '3 95 H t ' 2 77 Qoys Reg . ' 19.95 Sizes 36 to 46 ...... '21.59 Sport Shirts ...... .. ...... '13.27 JEANS .. .. ........ SALE ' 13 .97 , ' H a s ... , ' 4 95 3 Reg. '28 .95 Men's '19.95 I Rea. · ats ... · Boys Reg . '21 .95 Sizes 48 and 60 .... '23.1 Sport Shirts .............. '13.97 I Rea. '5.96 Hats .. . '4.1 JEANS .. .... .. .... SALE ' 15.37 JEANS SPECIAL SSOO ·oFF SAVE SS.OO ON EACH PAIR OF JUNIOR OR MISS~ JEANS • CO-ORDINATE SPORTSWEAR SALE SAVE 25% ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF JUNIOR. MISSY AND EXTRA SIZE COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR. WIANGLEI • DEVON OCEAN PACIFIC 1/4 OFF r-IV\.. SAVE\_ 2W JUNIOR AND MISSY SWIMWEAR SALE l<line and two piece suits in sizes 5 to 13 and .... , ••~ sizes 12 to 46 : Sf Swlmwear ..... Sole S6.75 Sl3 Swlmweor .... Sole 9.75 SJS Sw~11wear ... Wt $18.75 sst s.~...., ... w. S25.so ENTIRE STOCK LADIES' SLEEPWEAR SALE Lorraine, Katz. BestForm and Elbetfeldt CHIIIIII:Gi. CU tl land mine explosion. He managed to revive Jennifer Kroll, who was UPI Labor Reporter WASHINGTON (UP))- Calling reported In fair condition. No progress was reported toward lhe lelephone operalo r In ·an sellling the slrtke. The top union emergency Is a bad Idea lhese days and company negotiator had a brief durtng Ihe slrlke againsl AT&T, lhe lelephone discussion Thursday, but Communications Workers of Amerno formal bargaining occurred. ica says, because_you wUllikely get The strike has lorred AT&T to only a recorded message. close 100 long-dlstana> operator The union, in the sixth day of a centers andslrut down 11 ofAT&T's nalionwide walkout by 155,rul members. recommended Thurs- 2A telecommunlcatlom and com[mday lhal parents place direct ler equipment factories In 17 states. The walkout also has strained the numbers lo police. fb-e and ambucompany's ability to handle emerlance services nexl lo telephones. gencies and operator-assisted longand advise children Ia use them distance calls, and crippled the Instead of dialing "0." lnstalla)lon of complex prone sysThe union's advice was In tems mainly used by businesses. response to an incident In West AT&T placed $«Xl,rul worth of Chicago, Iil., where a double advertisements to appear today In amputee 1 rolled his wheelchair 45 newspapers across the country. through a bumpy field and crawled to a swimming pool 10 r!'111ve a summarizing lhe its last contract !-year-old child. . offer to the Wllon as "fair." Prior to Ill' negotiations, the The child's mother called lhe operator but got a recording, Communications Workers !tAmerauthorities said. The girl was saved Ica placed similar ads, bearing the by James Patridge, a Vietnam war slogan: "Fair Settlements from veteran who lost his legs In a 1966 By DAN CARMICHAEL Texsheen . Long gowns and robes, short gowns and robes. paj,mas. niteshirts, teddies. hospital gowns, bed jackets, dusters and nursing gowns. '8 .00 Sleepwear ...... .... 16 .39 '13 .00 Sleepwear .. .... ' 10.39 '1B.OO Sleepwear .. .. .. 1 14.39 '23 .00 Sloepwear .... .. ' 1B.39 '2'8.00 Sleepwea r...... '22 .39 I'QIIIIIQl 6MII l'o'l ,,, l U I oothlng for the U.S. campaign against terrortsm. Senate Republican .leader Robert Dole of Kansas said defeat of the package could spell disaster for peace In tlle Middle East "ll's not so much If the president rnighl win or lose. but the setback that mlghl come for any chance for peac~ In the Middle Eas~" Dole said."lf In facl we want a peace process In Ihe Middle East, we can't achl!'11e II by Isolating !'1/ery moderate Arab state. This Is a rather critical vote." ''Do you want to let Ihe president and the secretary of state to have thai siDt at the peace process or not," Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind .. challenged the ~ponents. "If the Senate successfully were to cut off Ihe presldenl at the lalees wtlh regard lo effectiveness In the Micklle Easl. a very Jar!!€ laser In this wou ld be Israel. clearly a very lar!!C loser," Lugar said. But when Vice President George Bush read til' tally - 66-34 Reagan had held the necessary one-third of the Senate In line to ,;upport his veto of Its resolution blocking Ihe sale. Lugar, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, laler said Dole had several votes In reserve to uphold the veto but used no more than he needed. Reagan said approval cl the sale re!lects a U.S. cornmltmenl to "the stability of the Persian Gulf (and I our commitment to freedom of navlgatl)n In the Gulf." "We are determined to work with the Saudis and other friendly states to achi!'11e oor shared goal d peace and Slablllty In the region," he said. The victory marked a tw-naround from Reagan's stunning defeat on May 6, when the Senate voted 73-22 to block Ute sale. The House had rejected the deal 356-62 and Reagan's cnly chana> to salva-ge the sale was In GOP·Ied Senate. In an effort to make t ll' sale more palatable to Congress, Reagan wittrlrew the most objectionable part of the package, $89 million In portable Stinger anll·alrcrafl misSiles. Cranston said tlle sale of 1,006 alr-lo-alr Sidewinder missiles and 100 HaJlXXln air-to-surface missiles could not be just~led. "Simply pJt, we believe II ill serves Amer1ca to sell our most advanred weapons to natbns which consistently tllwart our luooamen· tal national interests," he said. • Lugar said the vote was a difflcull one in an election year for some Republicans who "were of the opiniOn that the vote would be inlerpreted by the Jewish citizens In their state as an adverse vote." AT&T strike enters sixth day; nosettlement in sight OPEN EVERYDAY 9:30 TO 5:00; FRIDA'Y 9:30 TO 8:0·0 USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS Sellllle Republican Leader Bob Dole,left, and Senate Finance Committee Chalrnan Hoben Pack..ood, JU)re. The trio aliended a br e kla'll with the president, doling which tax refonn and the sale ol anns to Saudi Arabia were dlsw!lied. Policies, politics play on Saudi arms vote Thursday MEN'S BIG BEN By Wrangler JUNIOR • MISSY Church honors • enttne 1 Section, 10 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 6, 1986 SPECIAL! 40°/o OFF REG. S14.00 TO S3S.00 at y ', 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newapaper Jobless figure climbs AILEEN SPORTSWEAR SALE • Pqe3 r 1' , ' Profitable Companies." AT&T also malled letters to the homes d union members across the country, signed by presldenl-elect Robert E. Allen. "It's a letter dlnlonnatlan," said AT&Tspokesman HerbLinnen, "to ensure there Is no misunderstand· lng about what the details of the company offer are." AT&T's letter dlscuSlied the company's latesl offer to lhe union, but did not srek to per,;uade union mernll'rs to return to work, Llnnen said. By DAN CARMICHAEL UPI Labor Reporter WASHINGTON (UPII - Unem· ployment jumped two- tenths of a percentage point to 7.3 percent tn May, with the loss of anotll'r 40,rul manufacturing jobs In a single month, the Lahar Departmenl reported today. In addition, ll,IXXJ oil and gas jobs disappeared In May, lhe government said. The May jobless rate of 7.3 percent compared to the 7.1 jX'rcenl figure In April. A companion Index, C<Junllng members of the military among the employed, also rose two-tenths of a percentage point, to 7.2 percent. ll was 7 percent In April and mirrors shifts In the civilian jobless rate. In May, the number of Americans without a job rose by 210,1XXJto a total of almost 8.6 million unemployed. SlgnUicant unemploy· ment occurred among adull men. the government figures showed. In May, the jobless rate for adult men leaped from 6 percenl to 6.4 percent. In comparison, tlle unemployment rate for adult men had averaged 6 percenl since mid-1985. The May unemployment rates for olher categories of workers remained essentially slable In May. The jobless rate for adult women ·was 6.5 percent. II was 19 percent for teenagers, 6.2 percenl for whiles, 14.8 percenl for blacks, and 11 percent for Hispanics. The May jobless rate for black teenagers was a staggering 40.8 percent , down, however, from the A p r II unemploymcnl figure of 42.6 percent. The slatistics fu rther documented lhe rapid delerbratlon of America's manufacturing base. The loss of 40,rul jobs In May broughl the decline In the manufacturing sector to almost lOO,IXXJ since January. In less than two yean;, llO,IXXJ manufacturing jobs have disappeared from America - most of them falling victim lo overseas competition. Particularly hard·hlt in May were tlle durables Industries, in· eluding the five major meta ls and metal-using lndustrtes, the government said. Some 15,1XXJ jobs In rrotor vehicles and equipment also were lost In May - meaning 50,000 of these workers have losl lheir jobs since early 1~. The average manufacluring work week also dropped by 0.1 rour, to 40.6 hours. The Lahar Department said, hoW£'Ver, it "remains fairly high by historical standards." The oil and gas indu,1ry also was hu t1 badly In May - losing ll,OOO jobs durtng the month and almost 100,000 joll5 so far this year. Since SepicmiX'r 1984, the <i l and gas Industry has bsl 2.'\ percent of its work foi'O'. And lis weaknesses have rippled to olll'r Industries as well. Oll field manufac turing, for Instance, has klsl ahou I 25 percent ct Its joll5 du ring the past yearwith til' pattern picking up speed In the past few months. The conslructlon Industry continued to do well, hoW£'Ver. The number of constru ctbn jobs grew slightly in May, following a large Increase In April. Since May 1985, the industry has grown by more !han DJ,IXXJ jobs - helped largely by bwer rrortgage inten5t rates. The service industry oontlnued Its rapid expansion In May, gaining IOO,rul jobs during the month. During the J:GSt year, the services Industry has accounted for almost j5 percent of the total payroll employment Increase. The burgeoning service sector In America - contrasting wilh the gutted Industrial sector where far higher wages are earned In paychecks. Authorities fail to discipline doctors · By NEll. ROlAND WASHINGTON (UPI) - Medical autllorities, despite recent attempts at reform, still fall to identify or discipline most Incompetent doctors woo are harming patients, Investigators for the De· partment of Health and Human Services say. A report by the lnspeclor general 's office said state medical hoards took strong action against only 678 physicians In 1981. The disclosure means that sla te boards placed on pl'Obation, suspended or r!'11oked the licenses of less than 4 percent of the :!J,rul to 45,00> doctors thought to be rnen· Ially Ill, drug abusers, alcoholics or criminals by the Federation of State Medical Boards. HHS Secretary Otis Bowen, who released the findings during a speech In New York on Thursday, also criticized physicians and physician-run organizations lor fall· ~uinther ney for the Missouri board. Dratler was oot idenllfled by name In the report, b.J t Brydon "This study has found," he told identified him. Brydon said the graduates of Ihe New York Univer- Missouri hoard lntmds 10 seek an sity School of Medicine, "thai lnjuncllon that would keep Dratler, strikingly few of the cases Ihat slale who voluntarily discontinued p-acmedical boards Investigate come 10 llce In Missouri In late 1985, from their atten~on from medical socie- resuming practice In tlle state. ties, hospitals, peer review grouj:IS The department report said and Individual practllbners." ('Jnishments cl doctors In most In one example, Dr. Stanley cases were Ughl, consisting ct Dratler was allowed to become replimands, censures and stipugynecology chief at St. Louis lated agreements made after Infer· Regional Medical Center in July mal proceedings. Boards are not I~ IJ!cause the Mlssourt board required to report these discipliwas unawaretbat palients had filed nary actions to other state IDards cr 32 sexual abuse complaints against national medical autltoritles, It him. said. The complaints, accusi ng Alaska and Delaware reported to Dratler cl lbndllng patients as lhe Federalion ct State Medical young as 14 years old during exams Boards that they took no dlsclpllIn Sl. Louis and Dade City, F1a., had nary actiOn whatsoever In 1984, oot been forwarded 10 the Missouri while the District of Columbia board by til' St. Louis University disciplined one physician, a federaMedical School cr the stale roard of tion official said. Florida, said David Brydon, attarmg 10 report cases of quesllonable care. Family Center proposed By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent A proposal to develop an "Edison G. Guinther Family Cenler" was made when Syracuse Village Council met Thursday night. Making the proposal were Carol Kiser and Debbie Mullins, daugh· ters of lhe late Mr. Guinther, of Gallipolis. Kiser explained they would like to - with money from grants and donations- utlllze the old Guinther homestead, owned by the village and located at the comer of Bridgeman and Waier Streels. Kiser explained there are gran Is available and would seek tllem. Kiser also staled there would be no expense to the village. Money would come from private and public foundation 'tuoos. Kiser suggested If grants are secured, the building would house a library. arts and crafts room, and a multi·pJrpose room, to name alew. It would be a non-profit foundation. She suggested a kickoff for the proposal be held August 15, her late father's birthday. "We need to gel the family together again" explained Kiser. She feels such a cenler would encourage a needed practice. Kiser asked for the support of the village to which council agreed. Robert Wlngelt, grants admlnls· lrator discussed the proposed marina . Wtngelt slated gran ls In the amount of $66,rul had been secur€d for tlle $88.000 project. Wlngelt said he received a leiter from James A. Stull, grants coordinator, Ohio Department of Natural Resources In regard to additional informatiOn that Is needed such as working drawings and specifications In order thai the Office of O!lef Engineer may review them for adequacy of conslructlon. According to Wlngelt, the engi· neer will prepare the lnlbnnallon and submit It Ia Stull. Wlngelt also received a letter from Paul Gregory, Chief Divlson of Watercraft, in regard to addi· Ilona! Information In regard to the marina. Also meeting with council were Karen Hemsley and Ann Hemsley. Karen Hemsley had submitted her application for pool manager, but was nol hired by the pool comrnlltee. She fell since she has worked at the pool the pasl two seasons as a Weguard she should have been hired as a guard since she was nol hired as manager. II was explained her application did nol state she would take a jX)Sitlon as Weguard. II was also noted Hemsley was In college when the pool was opened In May. -, -··· ~ Hemsley stated she sllluld have beEn ooUftedofthefactthatshe was not hired as manager. Hemsley has had extensive training In water safety and Is qualified as a swlrrunlng Instructor. Marty Morarlty, pool manager, satd there are no openings at this time. It was ooted thai Hemsley will be considered for employment at the pool If an opening occurs. Councll voted to have a SECO nd free trash pickup day (large Items only) on Wednesday, June 11 and Thurnday, June 12. Council also agreed to order parts that are neededforthe swlngsal the par~. The ordinance commltlce will meet Monday at 7 p.m. Attending were Mayor Eber Pickens, Janice Lawscn, clerk, Glenn Cuooiff, Bill Armn, Jim Hill, Jack Williams. Ernie Sisson and Kathryn Crow, council members, Jean Hall and Sampson Hall . Open door session scheduled Wednesday A representative fl'Om the office of Congressman Clarence Miller will conduct an open door session from 11 a.m. to I p.m. Wednesday at the courtoouse In Pomeroy. Anyone having any questions about the federal government ls asked to stop by and discuss them. Pomeroy Chamber planning for June 20-22 Heritage Days The Pomeroy Area O!amber of Commerce Is orgjllllzlng several activities lor downtown Pomeroy In conjunction with the ohsetvanre ct Heritage Days on June 20-22 by lhe Meigs County Pioneer and HJstortcal Society. Projects wlll Include a craft festival In which local craft people can display, sell and demonstrate: an antique car display to give area residents an opportunity to exhibit their antique vehicles so they can be enjoyed by others. The craft display and antique auto slllw will take place on Coort .st. on both Friday and Satrurday durtng the weekend from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Therels nocharge· for participation. A lhlrd activity will be a countty store auction .which will be on a C()mmisslon basis ranging from :.15 to 100 jX'rcent going to the chamber. depending on what the contributor wants to give to tlle orgahlzatlon . Old type Items, no clothing however, will be accepted for lhe auction. For additional information ,, on the count ry auction, resl<lents are to contacl Sherri Hart aI the chamber offtc~. 992-500i. To participate in the carlt display or antique car show, pleasse complete the form and send It to Ihe chamber office or reg\slratlon can be handled by phoning the chamber ol!lce. ( �Commenta Friday, June 6, 1S86 Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 6, 1986··. . . 1 The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Streel Pomeroy, Ohio DE\' OTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGEIT Publisher Pi\T WHITEHEAD 1\sslslllnl Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLI CH General Manager Di\LE ROTHGEB, JR. News Edllor A MEMBER of Tht• Unltt'd PrE'ss Interna tiona l. Inl and Daily Prt>Ss Assoda· li on and thr Am<'rlcan Newspaper Publishers AssoclaUon . LEiTERS OF OPIN IO N arE' wt>lro!Tif>. They stwu ld bP lt>S!I; than lJO words lon.'l . All i(IUE'rs ar(' su bj{l('t to <.~1!tn g and mu st be sijlnt>d with namr, add r ess and trlf'phorH' numbN . No un s1gnro lellrrs will bt' publi shed . Lrncrs should br in good tast(' , addrross ing hsu£'S. not pt.'rsoMlltlt>S. I j The Lighter Side Berry's World Some senators are remarkably frank on the snbject. "I think you arp a decent and honorable man, " a ranking Democratic member r1. the SenateJU!IIclary Committee said lo Manion at his second hearing, "but I ro not think I can vote fot<!you because of your political views." This Is a senator who Is soorn to defend the Constitution, which gives b the president the prerogative of naming judges. You can't sllde a piece cl tissue paper between the polltlcal views of Daniel Manion and Ronald Reagan, and Reagan's political views were applauded by W perrent of tbe American people only too years ago. The opponents of Daniel Manion reason thai If they succeed In blocking his nomination, thai would be the flrsl time a Reagan mmlnee -. Thinking position By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPII -We have teen shopping so many times for"" tbe man who has everything" we somelimes ilrgelhow difficult il is lo find a suilable gift for Ihe man who ha s nothing. Fortunately, Ihe laller problem has been !Dived in time for Fat her's Day lhis year. For about $l;, you can get dear old dad a "foot couch," which was designed for people who like to put their feel on lhe desk. Granted, you probably also will have lo buy him a tk>sk to pul his feel m. Bull hal is a small maller. Once old dad has his pedal ex lremilies firmly fixed in a "feet up " posilion on a desk, you will have Ihe peace of mind thai comes from knowing he is In the height of fashion . II used Ia be differenl. There was a lime when you could be pretty sure someone who had his feet on the tk>sk was taking a nap in Ihe "eyes closed" poslllon. But Ihal was before poUiical and business leaders started being pictured wilh Guccis eleva led . Among Ihe polil ica) and business personages who have been pholograph<'d wilh feel on the desk lalely arc lelevislon executive Ted Turner and Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore .. head of lhe Senate Flnanre Commillce. "They lhink wit h their feet up," says Ihe foot couch Inventor, Mark Brenner. and who is 10 dlspule that male heels at leas! level with the male brain mighrhe an aid 10 cerebral ion' Not lomentlon howcomfortllblethat position is. No less a literary personage than Henry David Thoreau mce wrote Ihat , "Heaven is under our teet as well as over our heads." Imagine Thoreau al Walden Pond, feet up, perhaps propped againsl a lree lrunk. Or if your head can'l bring In !hal image, possibly because it Is 1oo far above your feet, maybe you can imagine Brenner lnventlngthefootcouch. "The Idea came 10 me one day when I was reading a IJJ slness magazine and nollced piclures of lhree leading execulives wilh their feet on tbeir desk," he reports . "They seemed relaxed and self-ronfldent." So Brenner came up with a padded fool rest that makes It JXJSSibletolook relaxed and self-confldenl wlthoul scarring the desk top. If you want to put muddy feet mlhe collee table at home while reading or listening to music, do so al your own risk. One reason the "suggested retail price" for lhe fool couch varies is because some models vibrate. They have oollery-powered molors that can be acllvated by "a pressure sensitive switch." Otber deluxe models have lealher cushions attached to marble bases. Bul remember, prioe is no object. Nolhlng Is too good for Ihe feet d the man who has nothing. Some business and pollllcal leaders have recUning chairs as well as conven lenl desk tops. No wonder they lhink oo well. I propose thai, despilebudgetary slrlctures, we go the rest ri. the way and provide all our senators with desk-lop couches they can Ue rown on as well as pul !heir feel on. Had Brenner been supine a I the lime, he mlghl have invenled a tk>sk-lop couch for the head. Sly Bloomfield ~oneMea~s s ' "" · y m ~Vall~>y ..... 0 alias Tibbs, symmo.• Va ii•'Y .............. On Daniel Manion _____w_u_tia_m_F_.B_u_ck_lcy_J_r. The resistance to Daniel Manion as a federal judge. To begin with, as clruclt judge is moslly ldeologi· there Is what one might call the Big cal opportunism, but there Is an Firm Legal Lobby. These are the odor there of something else, and legal heavies who disdain a candithai Is the war of the secularists date for the judiciary who has against rellglon. practiced In a firm with fewer than F1rst lhlngs flrsl. Daniel Manion 100 partners. They cannot ftnd Is a 44-year-old lawyer who has sufficient judicial cosmopolitanism tried more than 30 cases, Is a out In the sticks, In the little firms. member of a small firm, was an The Justice Department's answer active legislator, and Is a man on this question Is that the 7th greatly admired personally. He Is a Circuit lo which President Reagan veteran of the Vietnam War, a had named Daniel Manion already sometime senator who quit his has Its share of law professors and offlce . to devote his energies to lawyers who have been Involved In lighting multiple sclerosis, which federal casework, and that a he conquered; a genial, good- well-balanced judiciary should In· humored, Intelligent man who has elude lawyers from outside the vigorously expressed himself on great metropolises. public Issues, and has done so The second factkm Is just plain responsibly and Intelligently. Ideological: His opponents do not Now there are two obvious like that Manion, a conservative, factions opposing his confirmation should ~ designated to the court. ,,,,,, His critics have whooped and hollered over this one, maintaining !hat it was a flagrant act "'Jf contumacy, an Invitation to <If. flanre of the Supreme Court . But the proposed blll specified, "If this section Is determined to be;unconstltutlonal, all copies of the fen Commandments displayed by 'au· thorlty of this section wUI be Immediately removed when the judgment becomes final." There was no hint there ri. any appetite to subvert the judiciary. Moreover, lhe court's churchstate rulings are, by the wtresslon of almost everyone, utter chaos. (Moynihan, 1979: "In Wolman v. Walter (19'71), Mr. Justice Black· mun on behalf ri. the rourt found II constitutional to provide mn-plbllc school plplls with 'books,' but unconstitullonal to suwly them wtth 'lnsti'Uctional materials and equipment.' In other words a book may be provided bul not a map. The court has yet to rules on atlases, which are books of maps."I I •!I '• I ~.If was turned down. If It can happen once, SO!Tte senators reason, then perhaps a coalition of Uberal Democrats and liberal Republicans can build a BerUn Wallhetween the White House and the judiciary never mind the Constitution. But a third faction Is rmved, or so It would seem, by a passionate desire to punish someone who has disagreed with the Supreme Crurt In Its various rulings progressively excluding rellglon from the schools. When the Supreme Coort wted (by a narrow margin of 5-4) against permitting the display of the Ten Commandments In the public schools ri. Kentucky, then-state Sen. Daniel Manion joined with an overwhebnlng majority of Detro· crats and Republicans In the . Indiana Senate 1o propose a voluntary display of the Ten Commandments In the public schools. Limitless promise.___J_a_ck_A_n_d_er_so_n_&_D_a_le_v;_a_n_A_u_a WASHINGTON- Five centuries afler Columbus sought 1o explore the unknown, the same objections are being heard again: The risk Is too great. The mst Is 1oo high. The dream Is 1oo Impractical. The voyage of Columbus was turned down, first by the king of Portugal, then by a Spanish blue-rlbbon commission. But In the end, Columbus q>ened up new continents and new vistas of knowledge that made his critics look foolish. He also made possible the most successful anti-poverty program In hlslory: the greal rnlgration of destitute peoples tot he Americas. Today Columbus has been superseded by astronauts eager 1o explore lhe space frontier, 1o lead mankind to otber worlds. They ~lleve untold knowledge and hidden resouroes await them- the raw materials of space thai wUI enhance life on Earth. They expecl to assemble In spoce SJlar-powered satellites that can capture the sun's Inexhaustible energy and lransmlt It to 'earth. They wUl mine valuable minerals up there, not only 1o supplement dwindling resouroes m Earthbutto build and sustain ooclety In space. They also hope 1o transfer lndustrtal activities from Earth to space. Thts wUI Improve old products, create new products and, at the same time, protect the Earth's fragile biosphere. I Even as the space program opens up future worlds, It wUI continue to advanoe science and mrleh our everyday lives In the here and mw. The Apollo program, which transJXJrted rren lo the rmon, created many times more wealth than It cost - new jooo, new products and new Industries. This becomes Increasingly true as the old souroes of jobs and prosperity - the raw-materials Industries and the smoke-stacks plants - faller and decUne. The . new businesses -data processing, electronics, telecommunications, robotics, automation, services of many kinds - are based heavily upon Information. In the Information Economy of loday, the primary raw material Is Information, and thai Is what the must be explored by llvlng, breaspace program pre-eminently pro- thing people - not by unthinking duoes. The space program gave the robots, lhe astronauts emphasize. United States lhe lead In selenoes They Insist there Is no substitute lor that affect lhe health, environment Iuman eyes, ears and hands out and economy of the people. The there. nation that leads In spare wUI 'They also stress the lmportanoe asssuredly lead In these olher vllal of keeping space exploration under fields. · ctvlllan control. They fear oome of Yet there are those who belittle NASA's critics have a hidden space explora tion, who see only the tTVJtive: They want to paint the dollars In !rant of them and not the space shuttle blue and tum It over to rlehes that tie beyond the hortzcn . lhe AJr Foroe to operale. The federal funding required lor the It Is Inspirational to ltsten to space program Is coveted for things astronauts deserlhe their experten· of Earth- boondoggles for the rtch ces beyond the Earth. The words and appropriations for pork-barrel don't extsl, tbey say, that can projects. convey what It's like lo see the We have spoken with many Earth from space. Nor can any astronauts - men like Alan camera capture the speclacular Shepard, the firs! Amertcan In reauty of our world set against the space: Edwin Aldrin, who made the vast, black velvet of space. The curve of the earth, the first tanding on the moon: Thomas swlrUng eddies, the patterns of Stafford, who rendezvoused In clouds marbllng the surface above space with Soviet cosmonauts; the brilliant blue of the wa ler and Eugene Cernan, the last man 1o the l:jue-green r1. the land - This Is walk m the moon. a sight that must be personally They are united In their enthusl· asm about lhe opportunities that wilnessed lo be appreclaled, the await mankind In space. But space aslronauts tell us. Dollars and bony_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Do_nc _ra_iff WARSAW (NEA) -The I'IQtlces trade because of the hard currency are (\xtures In what pass for It pulls Into the economy. It also newspapers here: "BONY - wUI serves lo stabilize exchange rates. IJJyfsell.'' Telephone numbers Veto, a consumer plbllcatlon, even follow. comes oot wtth wrekly buy and sell They refer to one of the few spreads, similar to tbe currency thriving areas of the Polish econ- exchange tables on financial pages In the.Western press. omy, the lrade In goods. couponsIn Polish, "hon IDwarowy ." (One But lolerated or not, It Is still a coupon Is colloquially caUed a black market and a sure sign r1. a "bon." Multiples are "bony," plu· crippled economy. Poland's Is rals In Polish being formed by badly oo. And the Soviet nuclear adding a "y.") reactor disaster wUI make It worse, The coupons are Issued by tiE If Western customers continue 1o government lo Poles who rn:elve shun the country's radloa:tlvely funds from abroad. In theory, il'sa dusted ~!cultural exports. " Hi there. I'm looking for Abu Abbas, the tersimple and mutually beneficial rorist. Does he five around here?" Superficially, things don't appear arrangement. The dollars, pounds all that bad. Especially not In the and francs received from friends capital. As East Bloc rltles, go, and relatives are deposited In the Warsaw Is · an attractive plaoe. state-run banking system, adding Almost entirely rebuUt since the lo the government's scaroe hard war, It has something of the look In currency holdings. In return, the parts of a large German city, such Today Is Friday, June 6, the 157th day of 1900 with~ to illlow. ortglnal recipient gets the ooupons as Munich or Berlin. The moon Is approaching Its new phase. that will buy otherwtse unobtainaTraffic Is much sparser, to be . The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. ble Imported luxuries In the state- !me, but still there Is enough to give The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Saturn. run "Pewex" hard-currency stores. the city an atmosphere of bustle. Those born on this dale are under the sign of Gemini. They Include Bony, In Poland's strictly con- The favored vehicle Is a boxy Polish Spanish painter Diego Velasqu€2ln 1599; American patrlotNathanHaleln trolled economy, can be legally version of the Flat. Sknaas from 1'155; artist John Turnbull, woo depleted the American Revolution, In 1856; lx>ught, sold and advertised. But CZechoslovakia are also In eviGerman novelist Thomas Mann In 1875; vaudevllle bandleader Ted Lewts !here Is rmre to the business than dence, and occaslonaUy even a In 1891; Indonesian dictator Ahmed Sukamo In 1901, and California Gov . that. BMW or Mercedes, whlrh here . George Deukmej tan In 1928 (age 58). o What we're reaDy tallclng here- spells really big buckS - or oony. On this date In history: and everyooe knows It - Is the There Is a chronic housing In 1933, the first drive-in roovle !heater opene;lln Cannden, N.J. black market price d doUars, the shortage, with a cuslomary walt c1 In 19!14, hundreds of thousands of Allied troops began crossing the denomination c1 the oony. The price years for apartments. That might English Channel In the "D-Day" Invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe, the at which a dealer oilers to buy bony seem surprising, wtth numerous greatest Invasion In hlslory. also tells you what you can gel blocks of hlghrlses going up en the In 1972, a coal mine explosion In Rhodesia- now Zimbabwe- trapped uno!llctally for the real (and much city's oulsklrts. 464 miners underground. More than 425 died. more in demand) thing One ri. the principal problems Is In 1982, Israeli forces Invaded Lebanon. greenbacks. that they take so long going up. The In 1983, Nicaragua expellfd three U.S. diplomats, accusing them or It's useful to know. The clflctal endless delay on any govenunent plotting to polson the foreign mtnlster of the Sandlnlsta government. exchange rate Is currently l60 zloty oonstructlon !K'Oject Is a longstand· A !houghtfortheclay: NathanHale 'slastwordsbeforehewashan~by · to the rollar. On the unofficial oony tng joke. Orbls, the state tourist the British as an American spy was, "I regret that I have only one life to market, It Is 100 to ate. organlzallon, has been at work on a 'rose for my country." Hale was 21 years old. The government lolerates the new hotel In Cracow lor 13 years now. Construction workers, you hear, are wllllng to put In time but not much energy on the job. Building materials are not delivered on time, or maybe not at aU. It's a very different proposition, however, when It comes to butldlng churches, of which this socialist capital already has more than 400. Then workers work and materials appear, usually before construction evm begins. It raises questions as to who Is really In charge around bere- lhe priests who get their churehes or the bureaucrats with their bony. .. f. " .... j Kl'nny ChlldPr~. sy~~~ ~~t~-~ -~~NOR!\BLE Mmi'ION 188& Berry's World .... . 12 Gabl' Panerson, sym.,..., Valley . . . . t2 B"'n1 BL"•·II. Ea,c•rn ...... .. ... ..... ........................... ........ 10 Kevin Barbt•r, EaSic•rn ..... .. ....... ......... ..... 12 111)'an Durst. Eastt'll1 .. ·······. . ..... .. ..... ........ ··· ······ ...... 10 Roy See, Ky"''' C«<'k .. ....... . .. .... ..... ............ .. ....... 11 Riehle Gilmore, Kvgor Cn..,k ..... 1* 1 ~~~ ~~~~~~~~';~~;~ : .... :::: ···· ······ ....... ....... .. t1 K.-vtn Lewo, Oak Hill ......... ........... .. ... 12 ~;~~~'~f:.:~~~\~~1n;;; ;~~;;: ········ .... ······ ....... '-'an Colley, Hunnan Traer·..... : ···· · ..... ..... 1\rnd{ HaL<Iop, SoulhwcstPrn ....... ....... ........ c Y H<~1slop, SouttM'("St('fn ......... Da nny Patrlek. Sou thwtostern ...... .... ............. ....... David Hammon.... :-.Jorth Ga llh1 .. ...... ........ .. ... ..... . .... ... .. . Shane Glassburn, North r;;tllla ·· :: · :l~ .. ... 11 ...... ........... 11 ·· 11 . ... .. 11 .... 12 ···· 11 Eagles, Vikings dominate all-league baseball squad CHESHIRE - Sylvester "Sly" Bbom!ield, a three-sport senior from Symmes Valley High School, was named lhe Soulhern VaUey Athlellc Conference's ISVAC ) Most Valuable Player In a recent meet· lng of league baseball coaches at Kyger Creek High School. l'ifleen other players were selecled for all -league honors, a squad doml· naled by SVAC Co-Champions Symmes Valley and Easlem, who had idenllca l 12·2 records. Bloomfield, a versallle alhlete was ooted around Southeaslern Ohio as a polent hill er, ending the season \\1lh a hefty .621 batting average. Bloomfield was also Ialentcu defensively as a catcher lhro"1ng oul 28 of 31 runners successfully. Joining Bloomfield on the squad wpre leammales Shane Meadows. a junior. and sophomore hurler Da llas Tibbs. Three members of Eastern's Dislrlcl Championship team re· eelv ed all-league honors including Senior RDyce Bissell. junior hurler Ed Collins. and !<:>phomore Sieve Horner, who finished the season with a .490 hitter. Olher squad members included seniors Phil Bailey and Deke Barnes of Hannan Trace; Kelley Grueser and David Amburgey of Southern: Mike Edge and Bryan Peck of Kyger Creek; Larry Adkins of Oak HUl; North Gallla's Steve Thaxton; and Steve Tarbett of Soulhwestern. Among SVAC honorable mention were Kenny Childers and Galle Patterson of Symmes Valley: Brenl BlsseU, Kevin Barber, and Bryan Durst of Easlern and Jay Bootlck and Scott Wickline of Southern. Finall986 SVAC baseball standings SVAC l'lNAL STANDINGS w~. Tham Easttrn ............ . SymrJX'S VallPy .. . Southt>rn . H;mnan Tract' ................. 12-l ...... .. . 12·2 .. .... ... 10-4 .. 11').4 . 5·9 . 1·10 ............ 2·12 Kyg("f Creek .. Oak Hill ... .. North f.alUa .. ........ ...... .. 1-11 !iluthwestern .. List Racine field day winners (Boys) RACINE - Teachers al the 1 - Scott Grare - Sark Ra cr. Egg & Racine Elemenlary School re- ~oon , 50 yd, 100 yd dash . 1- Travis Mugrage- Frlslx>E> cently conducted field day acllvltles .1-- Aaron Hoback . on the school grounds In Racine. 4 - Jimmy Randolph - Sollball and Children from all six grades SoccN . ~ - Jf'rPmy lm bod(>fl- Backward race. part lclpaled In Ihe athletic and field Grant Circle was first In Crab raet> and day events. Jason Deem fi rst In &>ardaw . Grldf' Four (Girl<l) Winners in lhe varbus age 1 - Marry Mathew s - Sack , E~g & groups according lo class were as Spoon. 2- fblschf'i Rowe & 100yd. Broad jump . follows: Winners are listed accord. ing to overall IDinls with !heir ~)yd 3 - Rita Rose - &ar r law . winning even Is Usled at the right. 4 - Jennl Hill G rftdt' 1: (G irl!&) 1 -Tra cy Cttrd - ~ ya rd dash ; Socr(lr: Bl'cir Cia.,.,•; und Cra b rd<'t' . 2- Mlsy llyS(liJ - Efo!g & Spoon Racl' . .1 - A ng iP Carl! on - Sark Rarl"' & l1a r k~· .1 rd Run ~ - Mkh1%• J ohmon - 100 ytud da s h . r-1- Barbll"' Luynf'- Frl sl:x-f'. (80)'!i) Paul Smith - sac k. E~g & ~oon , Frl!" tx•e, ~ ydD ;.H;h , lk•a r\la w, Backwa r d r·un : and 100 vd . dash . 2 - Tomm \' La y nl'· J - .Jrssr Mayriard - Crab Rarr ~ - Bobhy Wr11<'sr1 - Sort hi II Throw I - .tnd Sut 'CPL ~~- Dav id R o u~h · l - (~ I S h . S..rond GnMit! (Girls) F aith Hos t• - &oar C ia~' & 100 yd . . 1- J~· l Mathpv.o s- .'i() R<t rt' . Yd . dal>h , Cr ab . :1 - Lisa WI! C's - Eg~ & Spoon 4 - .lonna Manu(') - Sack fta('{' Frl s brt'. Sol1llall. Bark~· ard ru n. ' ~ - Marr in <'Ita Gllktnson - Sn('('Pf )dck . (80yll) I - M\b O'Nt•\1-Sark, B<'arrJaw , 100 dash . 2 - Shaun D11llf'y- Softtu ll Th row . .1- Rl chi P Wumsl f'\"· ~ - Joh n Card · · ~ - Chris Gilbride - ~ yd da sh. Crab rtH' £' . Charllt• Ml' Kinnt•y pl<~ced (Irs! In 1h£> f.RF: & Spoon rarf' and B~trkward run . c~r aiFt Knl~ht wa s first In lh P Frisbcr and So('{'C' r Kif'k . Third Grode tGlrl•t 1 - Sh{• r ri Fr£'d(lrltk - Fr l s~'(', 50 yd. SofltJ!Il. Ba L· kward. 1- Courtnl'\' Rou sh- Crab Racf'. .1 - Kf'ndr a 'Norris - Eg~ & Spoon. 4 - .Jr nny ra rp('lltrr - Sack race and I:J:>ar Claw . ~- Erica Dugan . Orldg l• l Varn ('y pl acrd fir s1 th £' sorcrr ~cl<. ' Captures third Today in history ( :~~!ll-~K1£.l!!!!~~all Tea~ Rockets tum Sampson loss into viclory iMVPi S'"·m-•s Vallry ...... 1'2 ........ ............. .... ..... ......... ... ........... . .. . ...... 11 . .......................... .... ... 10 li.,ddle Collins, Eustern ...... · .............. ........ ... · ................. II Y<" BL•scll, Easlern ...... .. .. .. ...12 Steve Horn••r, East<rn ........ .. .... ...... ........... ... 10 Phlll>tii•'Y· Hannan n ·un• .. .. .... .. .... ................. 12 Dck4' Bamrs, Hannan '[)·lfC'e 12 Ketley r.ru<'SI'r, Sootlv-m ......................... :::·.::::::::: .. ::::: ..... .. .....:12 David Amburgey, Souihern ...... ..... ............ ..... ... ........ .. ................ . 10 Mike EdJ<e, Kyger Crl'<'k .. · .. ... .......... .. ...................... ................. l2 Bryan Pr<'k, KYKf'r Cn't•k .. ........ ............ . . ... . 1:.! Larry Adkt~• . Oak Hill......... ... ....... ... .................. 12 Sll"'Vl'ThaKton. Nor1hGa ll la . ... ... ... ...... 12 s1'"''' Tartx>u. SoUi h~·"'fiTn · ......... ..... .. .. ... .. ·......... ·111 ' Gulterman of Sea mless Gutters In Alhens defea ted tbe Barons of Athens , In the men's slow pitch softball loumarnenl at CoolvUle, Sunday. Taking lhlrd place was Network Video of Belpre. Eight learns participated In the two day lournament which was sponsored by the CoolvUie Uons Club. Plan loumamenl There wlll be a Class C and D Men's softballlournament at Cool· vllle, Ohio June 14 and 15. First and Second place Individual trophies will be awarded and tea m trophies given 10 llrsl , second, third, and fourth place tea ms. Entry fee Is~ (:lus two softballs. Call 378-Gal7 or 378-&106. 5- CMs1a Rose- Socct'r Kirk . Mary Joe Wolfl' was (Jrslln th(' Softball thrnw . Tabitha Willford was fi r .~t in Shut I If' Run . I Boys ) 1 -Rober ! RPlbcr- Shuttle run, 100 yd . Sof1ball. Frisbee. ~ - Mlkl' Van Mf'tN - EJ("~ & Spoon. Broad .lufl1l . 3 - K('llcy Hrn s ler - ~ yd clash 4 -Chris Brown - Bt>ar Claw. 5- Ryan HoltPr - Sack Ra e('. .Jason Carpentpr v.:as flrsl In Socct•r. Grade 5 (G irls ) 1 - M~an Wolfe -Sac k. Shu111(' run . 100 yd, Softball, SOl'C<'r , ~ y d . 2 - Nlkkt> lhl(' - Frisbt>E>. 3 - Mi chell e Caruthers .. 4 - Jodi Cummin s -Broad Jump: 440. 5- .Julie Hill Brrnda Ash fir st Jn Eg~ By FREDERICK WATERMAN UPI Spons Writer Hunter sa£ety 1 courg.o set June }4 1 I - JOE'y Hens\(>r- Shu tt It' Run . 2 - Eddie Sawy t>rs - Softball, YO yd run l -llm Balcer- Broad Jump. ~yd . 4- Jerl"my Dill - 100 yd dash . 5 - Jert'my Cleek. David ~m rlrst In Egg a nd Spoon ; Doyk> Gllkln soo was first ln Soccer; and T)•son Mu grage was first ln Frls!M'e. Grlde Six (Girl!) 1 - AMie Amos - Sack. Shutt lr run , So ftball, ~ yd dash , EgR & Spoon , Sack, 100 :yd das h, and Backward run . 2- Michell(' Brown. 3- Jenny Varn('y 4 - Brandy Roush 5 - Reb('('ra Wiles - f,oerl'r and Frls tx>e. (lloyof 1 - Sha ne Circle - Sark. Shuttlt> run . ~ yd run . 2- David lhle- 100 yd. Broad jump. SoftM JI , 440. 3- Mlrhael Russ(>lJ - Eg~s & Spoon , Frisbee. 4 - Trt>vor PetrE"l 5- Mark BrO'>''M -Soccer. McGuire hurls third no-hitter Rutland's Terry McGulrepilched his lhlrd no-hitter of the year by blanking Pomeroy 14-01o boost his personal record to 4-0. At one point young McGuire struck out 14 consecutive batters; 17 overall. He walked jusl two . Otuck Mash sulfered the loss giving up , six hits and four strikeouts, gaining relief !rom R. Roby who walked one and fanned two. McGuire had two home runs and a single, Jeremy Rupe a trtple, rouble, and single, Frank McGhee a triple and double, Kevin Musser a triple, Gary Adams a double, and T. Peterson a single. Rutland Is now 6-0 overall. were something out there. When we In A volunleer hunl crsafetyinstruc· for course is being offered by K(.ith . 0. Wood, Meigs Counly Game Proteclor, Division of Wildlife, on Saturday, June 14, from 12:l1 to 4:30 p.m. «I Ihe lzaak Walton League Farm near Chester. Wood emphasil.ed thai the June 14 program is not a hunter Safety cla ss, but rather an instructors cla ss. Jt is open to anyone over 21 what triggered me.'' The Celtics agreed with lhis assessment, saying lhey f• iled to match Houston 's !XJSt · Sa mpson effort . "We bsl our inlensily after h~ left." Sichling s• ld. "We kind of relaxed. lt (lhe Hghll fired up the crowd which definitely helped tbem ." With lhe shouts of lhe sellout crowd of 16,016 al The Summil creating a deafening din, Houslon expanded a 34-JJ !ead at Sampson 's ejection Into a fB. 47 halftime lead. The Rockets responded to the fight wllh their best sustained play of tbe series. On defense , they held the Celllcs scoreless for 3:02 and eslabllshed their transition game. a bench· c1ear lng -brawl, Sampson was los I Ralph, we had to reach down deep and play like we had never 1 ed bel " dded Reid ho pay ore, a , w had 15 points and a career-high 17 assists. "We played like there was no tomorrow." Akeem Olajuwon made up for the absence of his fellow big man by scoring 32 points, grabbing 14 rebounds and blocking 8 shots, thrown out al 9:40 ol the second quarter forpunchlngllo51o ds nguar Jerry Sichtlng and Dennis Johnson. The 7-foot4 forward , who scored 12 JXJints In his 14 minu tes of action, said the flstflght , started by shoving between him and Slchtlng, was unavoidable. "! did what I had to ro," he Meigs Legion splits pair with Marietta; plays Athens today who Is lnl~rested In becoming a volunleer inslruclor in lhe Ohio Hunler Safety Program. lnslruclors will be oert !fled al the end of the course. Those who have been inslruclors in lhe pasl, are Invited lo take the course lo renew oerUftcalion. Any questions should be dlrecled to Wood al 9854400. As for Ihe hunl er safety classes to be offered later, John Coslanzowill be working wllh Wood In coordina t· ing the classes. Wood noled lhal this past year in Meigs County lhercwas mt a single hUnting accident. HeattriiJJies this to lhe hunter safety program. The game proteclor said that each year hunlers arc trlng challenged by various groups opposed to hunting :rtlvltics and promoting gun control bills. He said Ihat as sportsmen lunters need to get Involved and v.ilh a triple and single. Cooc h Jack Welker gave a ood of approval with the Meigs pl ay against a stmng Marietla nine. "I was very impressed "11h Mariella, espcdaU y they're tea m speed. Bull was very pleased wilh our perlormance for being the season's first game. We pla yed real well and easily could have won bolh games," said ttr third-year Meigs coach. Meigs plays at Athens tonight a I b p.m. al OU' s Trautwein field. Sa turda y. Meigs goes lo McArthur for a rouble-header and returns home Sunday for lwo games against Glousler. MARIETTA - In a doubleheader that took more than six hours 10 complete, the MPigs American Legion oo seba ll team splil a pair of onerun ga mes at Martella Wednesday as Martella won Ihe first 7-6 wit h Meigs coming back to take the second game , 8-7. ln the first game, Marietta scored three runs in the botlom of ttr sixth to wipe out a &-4 Meigs lead. Marlena scored the winning raced home from second for the game-winner. Marietta put runners on second and third In the sevent h, but could ml plSh across lhe tying run. You ng kept alive Ihe Meigs victory hopes by throwing oul a Man ella runner at socond lrylng to steal after leading off lhe In ning with a walk. Mike Bar! rum slarted for Meigs and went five innings, fanning 12 ol runs on f\VO walks, two singles, and a possible 15, and wal king six. fielder's choice. Hendricks started Ihe sixl h and was Da ve Amburgey wml Ire dis- relieved by Eddie Collins, who lan Cf' for Meigs, )C;iv lng up six hils, hurled Ihe Una! one and lwo-thirds elghl wal ks, and slruck oul nine . innings lo pick up the win . Three Marietta pllchers, Chris Ment\>whaU, Gray and Alkir~ Newberry , Bradley, and Kenny lurled for Marlella , striking out Alkire combined to fan 12 and wa lk nin ~ and walking seven, 12 while allowing only four hits . Meigs hillers included a four-hit Alkire was the winner. perlormana> by Easlern's Brian Meigs hitters Included two sin - Durst wllh three singles and a gles by Donnie Becker and a single rouble while Bartrum had a single each by Robbie Young and Dave and double and Chris Kennedv and Hendricks. J. Anderson led Ma ' Snyder had two singles ~ach . tiella wll h a single and double. Becker added a rouble and Young The second game started much had a single. Smilh led Manella the same as the first, hul Meigs wa s able to plale the winning run in the se,·enlh. Meigs quickly jumped to a h-11ead with four in the first and I\\D more in Ihe second . Martella 1ied II al 7-7 in the sixth wi lh four runs . Meigs scored the winning tun in the sevenl h when Young led off wll h a single, wenllo second on Gheen 's ground-oul to second, and srored on a slrange single by Joev Snyder. Snyder bunted back to lhe pitcher's mound, but the Martella hurler slipped and fell while ltylng MONTH to field Ihe bunt, letting Ihe ball sli de past without being touched and lhe ooseba ll winding up In "no-man 's· land around second base. Young &JPfXH1 youth in lhcirrndC'avorsas future hunters. "We need to reach oot and leach them as we were I aug ht SJ I ha l we can protoct and preserve oor righl lo hear arms and hunt, " Wood concluded. Speedway opens gates on ~unday MINERAL WELLS - Thr West Virgjnla Molar Speedwoy opens lis gates for the first time this Sl'ason Sunday for lhe running of the "Second Annual Mounlaln Specia l Olympics 100" which pays $5,1XXl to win and a $25,000 plus total purse. The STARS !Short Track Au to Racing Stars) sanclloned event for dirt late trodels Is bPing held by WVMS In conjunct ion with West Virginlo Special Olympics and 7-eleven slores. Local Hobby Stocks will share lhe billing wllh oome of the na tlon's lop Iall' model stock car stars. Some lop drivers expected are John Mason, Larry Moore, Freddie Smllh. Mike Smllh, Jack Boggs, Rodney Combs, Mike Balzano, Donnie Moran , Bob Adams, Jr .. and Kenny Brighlblll. &'€ these drivers and many more oul -of-slate rompelllors who have inquired about this big event. Sunday's feature wlll be 100 laps with no fu el slops plus preliminary hea t races and a complele Hobby Slock program. · Ga les open al 8 a.m . 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Thursday's draw became a lrlbule to lhrre trainers: Whil· !Ingham, 73; Woody Stephens, 72, who will be going forhls record fifth straight Belmont, and 79-year-old Walter Kelly, who has his first entry In the final leg of the Triple ~'~· .. - E1t Tsg1, Fstm lnse~f Fogge~s •Siding •General Carpentry •Repair Work ...... t6141 992 -6614 ...., WMI., fr1. 1:30-1:00 Spt~gl, HOME BUILDING "You SEE what credit card Interest rates have brought me to/?" ' W: 0'-' expl•ined, then said his teammates " played a heU of a game wilhoul & Spoon . tlloyo) PHONE 614-985-4141 CHESTEI, OHIO •Interior & Exterior •Remodeling •Kitchens . •Roofing { tylngtheslngle-gamemarksetnlne .... . years ago by BIU Walton. Houston OUI·rebounded Boolon "'37 d 11m r-. """ an !ted the u:ltlcs lo 41 peroent shooting from the !loor. No leameverhasrecovered from a 3-1 deflcll In the championship series Game 6 will be played . . Su nday afternoon at Boston Garden wheretheCelllcshavewon their la~t 37 straight games. the loss of Ralph Sampson Into a viclory In Game 5 of the NBA Finals. Houslon rallied from Ihe second· quarter ejection of Sampson to ~sl "" a lll -96 victory over the Boolon Celtics and draw within 3-2 In lhe besl· of-seven series. "They went fishing and c• ughl themselves a barracud '' pleased Robert Reid said~' HOUSTON (UP!) - ·The Houston R k I In oc els, pay g wllh a fury lhat matched lhelr desperation, turned MARCUM CONTRACTING ~ The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middi&PQrt, Ohio •' $8295 I' .---------------------------~ BACK ROW SPECIALS 1979 FORD LTD, 4 DR................ S895 1978. A.M.C. WAGOtfu!.E.I.Jl!l.~~~~~.m•• S895 1976 OLDS CUTLASS .... f!!i~........ S1295 1976 PONTIAC WAGON .............. S695 1973 BUICK WAGON ................... S295 SEE : J. D. Story, Jimmy Deem, Ed Bartels. Nona Nelson. !'eggy Ellis See Us and You Will See "WE HAVE THE KEYS· TO A BETIER DEAL" SMITH-NELSON MOTORS ~s:o:o~E=a~lf~M:a:in:__:•:•2~·~2~17~4~-...:::::z.J." " p·· I' 1 ;. l :, q •., ' �Friday. June 6. 1986 The Daily Sentinel By The Bend . Friday. June 6. 1986 Page-4 Beat of the bend Auxiliary meets Chicken lickin' short A discussion on scholarships to be awarded to students going Into some area of the medical field was held at the recent meeting of the Women's AuxUlary of Veterans Memorial Hospital. Louise Bearhs, vice president, eonducted the meeting. A "bakeJess" bake sale was planned for the June 24 afternoon meeting to be held at Ute hospital. The next bloodmobile visit to Meigs County is scheduled for Wednesday, Jull!'(' 11, at the Meigs Senior Citizens Cent<'r in Pomeroy. I to 5:30p.m. 1\nd. by the way , ALL t:vpes are needed. By BOB HOEFUCH Sentinel Staff Writer Sorry 'bout The Chester Volunteer Fire Depar1ment while thank mg everyo ne for their support of the department's recen t chicken barhecue, tl'gret tha t through errot· the number of chicken hal,•es wdel'l'<l was not enough and resulted in some customers being turned awav " i thout being sen ·ed . The department has it pinned down so this " on't happen again. The money raised through thE> endeavor will he used for mainte· nance pUiposes and perhaps. some additional fire hydrants. S€vent)'·one years ? You're kidding! Nope - it's no jokP. Carl and Clar a Shenefield will C€lebra te their 71.st wedding anniversa ry on Friday, June 6. Even though she's almost blind. Mrs. Shenefield still manages to · keep house and cook for her and her husband . She ju st celebrated her 9lst birthday on May :n Isn't that remarkable! Mr. Shenefield can't walk very much these days and. of eourse, that 's a handicap. However, both Mr. and Mrs . Shenefield love getting cards and they can be sent to Box 112, Langsville, Ohio 45741. Do you know your blood type? If you don't,a good way to find out is to give blood at an American Red Cross Bloodmobile. Each donation is typed and Ute donor ri'C€ives a plastic card indiaatlng his or her blood type. The four blood types are A, 0, A and AB Mth positive or negative RH factor in each type. Alumni sc holarships are awarded In Meigs Coonty each year and C'larence !Gene) and Fay Thomas DeWees, Grove City, cla sses of 1~. Middie!Xlrt and Po mer oy, r es pecti ve ly , are grateful. Their son, Michael DeWees, a 1985 graduate, received scholar· ships from both the Pomeroy and Middle!Xlrt 1\Jumni Associations last year. Michae l also is Ute reeipient of Franklin University's .Jos<'ph F. Frasch Scholarship for academ ic achievemPnt . This providPs fuU ruition for 32 semester hours and Michael is majoring In accounting SEI'klng a bachelor of science degree in business administration. The schola rship is renewable. Bestdes studying accounting, Mi· chae l is quite musical. He wtites songs and is a pianist . Following a recent show in Grove City, a r eview read : " Mike DeWees topped off the first act with his beautiful song, 'Cry In the Night'. Mike com!Xlsed the !<lng and aceompanied himself · on Ute piano. The number was one of t he highlights of the entire show." Mike was also part of a musical group called "Friends " who took part in the show. The reviewer commented: "They were super! " Now let me tie Mike in for you locaily. He is a grandson of the late Clarene€ DeWees. Middleport, and the late Everett and Clara Qulvey Thomas, Pomeroy. He is a grandson of Mildred DeWees and a nephew of Don and Carolyn Thomas, Pomeroy, and Dick and Peggy DeWees, Mason, W. Va. Aceording to the latest report from the Huntington Blood Center, Annie Chapman returned home Ute number of current eligible from a visit in California. rnnors In Meigs County by type " We Uve In a great place," was are: A positive, 315; A negative, 55; . Annie' s eommenl about the trip. 0 positive, :m: 0 negative, 64; B See - tltat grass on the dher hUI !X>Sitive, 49; B negative, 11; AB only LOOKS greener - so eount !X>Sitlve, 28, and AB negative, 7. your blessings- and keep smiling. .D of A conducts meeting A silent auction was announced for the June 17 meeting when Ute Chester Council 323, Daughers of America, met at the hall. Sponsors of the auclion will be the home and orphans eommittee. JoAnn Baum, eouncil, pt'<'Sided at the meeting which opened with reading of the 23d Psalm, pledges to the American and Christian flags and group singing of the national anthem. It was noted that Betty Young is hospitalized. Death of the son of a member, Opal Smith, was reported . Past Councilors Club wil meet at thE> hall. 8 p.m .. June ll. A dis trict practice was announced for June 21 at 1 p.m at the New Lexington Senior Cit izens Building. Also an· nounced was a district practice to be held at thE> Ches ter school on July 12. Attending were those named and Virginia Lee, Mary Holter, Sadie Trussell, Doris Grueser, Ethel Orr. Leona Hensley, Leona Ferrell, Alta Ballard, Opal Hollon, Lora Damewood. Ada Bissell, Estlter Smith, Faye Kirkhart, Sandy White, Laura Nice, Marcia Keiler , Jean Freder· ick, Elizabeth Hayes, Eva Robson, Genev ieve Ward , Keith Ashley, Thelma White, Margaret Tuttll>, and Iva Poweil. STOP! DO YOU HAVE A DARK CLOUD HANGING OVER YOUR HEAD? AlE YOU ALWAYS UNDEIQUAUFIED FOR THE JOBS THAT ARE OPEN? iF SO, STEP INTO THE SUNSHINE! SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE CAN TURN YOU INTO A QUAUFIED, EMPLOYABLE PERSON THROUGH THEIR VARIOUS JOB TRAINING PROGRAMS. Slinderella meets Diana Herdman was Ute top loser at the Slindereila class at Five Points Wednesday night. At the Ma son class Tuesday night, two new members were welcomed and Mickey Yonker lost the most weight with Nora F ields and Virginia Johnson as runners·up. Angelia McClure and Nikki Weaver were top losers in the kids class. JoAnn Newsome is Instructor. The Daily Sentinel (lSI'S U ~ 960) ,\ Olvl"lon ol MLIIllmedla , Int . COUPLE HONO!fED - Mr. and Mrs. E.A. being recognbed lor many years of service Wingett of Racine were honored during an aU-day celebrallon Sunday at Racine United Methodist Church. A gold tray was presented by Sunday School superin181dent Fred Smith to honor Mrs. Wingett's 117 years membership at lbe church. Tbe couple was 1AJ the bY church and their 551h wedding anniversary. In addition w the presentation, a potluck dhmer, an aftemoon program and rrecption loOowcd, with ahnut 250 In nttcndanoe. Oh iO. ,\ 11'mbN : Un il('(! Prf'Ss lnt ernall ona l. inlHnd Daliv P1PSs Assoda!lon and !he Ohio N(•'4sPapl'r r\ ssoc ia tlon . Na! ionai Adw•rth;ln~ Rt>p rf'St>nf tlt lvf'. Rr;l' ~ .1m Trinity Church banquet honors mothers The Rev. W.H . Perrin gave the The annual mother-daughter banquet of Trinity Church was held recently at the church with t he men preparing and serving the dinner and presenting the (l'ogram. Taking part in the program were Steve Musser, Raymond Rlder and Ralph Werry. Others assisting in serving the dinner were Bob Buck, John Musser, Ralph Graves, Tom Bowen, Don Thomas, Dan Thomas , Michael Mayer, William Gibbs. opening prayer. Attending were Genevieve Mein· hart, Erma Smith, Tara Erwin, Sarah Anderson, Sally Erwin, Alice Globokar, Eva Dessauer, Gertrude Bass, Maye Mora, Fonda Thomas, DanieUe and Michelle, Becky De· poy, Caroly n Thomas, Gay Perrin. Nettie Young, Uta Burt, Lois Burt, Sybil Ebersabch, Marie Hauck, Donna Carr, Lesley Carr. Pauline N(•wspaprr Sa l£'s. 1:1:1 Thir d 1\V1' nuf' , .' i""' York. NC'w York 10017. Mayer. Ruth Spaun. JuUe Spaun, Patty Pickens, Noelle Pickens. Nichola Pickens. Dorthy Sheets, Elise Meier, Lisa Hofffman. Sa ndi Hawley, Ingrid Phillips, Nicole Philips, JoAnn F rancis, Sarah Gibbs, Mary Bowen, Evelyn Gilmore, Brandee M. Gilmore, Brianna D. Gilmore, Debra K. Buck, Jennifer, .Julie and Jackie Buck. and Sarah Gibbs. POS1'MA.1.,1'ER s.>m.l .:~d drPS s ch,lnRPS lu nw Oallv ~lln{'l. 111 C'c.url St., PniTlf'rn:- . Oh.in 457fi~ S lJ HS ~KtPTION R~TtJ; By l"arrlt•r or Motor Roult> n nf' w ('~· k .... . .... sun (hiP Mcmlh . . .... $4 . ~ OnC' YP.H $57 211 SINm.. ..~ fOP\ ' PRif'E The parish plcnlc to be held on June 22 at Ute home of Anna Blackwood was discussed at thE> Monday night session of the Sacred Heart Church Council held at Long Bottom eottage of George and Phyllls Hackett. For the picnic, those attending are to take a covered dish, a lawn chair, and their own table service . A hayride will follow thE> picnic. Plans were also discussed for a parish sMffiming partly to be held at London Pool, Syracuse, June 29, . 25 Ct•nl s LJ. Jih . Su b~r rttl <'r s no! dt•slr m.e to pay lhf'<"ar r·tf' r m;1v rrm11 in ~Hh' anrf' dlr£>rt ro Ttn• Dull\ ~ ~ ·nllrw l on ;.t :4, +i ur 12 monl h br :-. h (' 11'tli! will !Yo gi\'C'fl w n IN meh mnnth Sacred Heart Council rtames officers ;-.;o suhsnlpllons b' mall pf.'r mitl('d In r ow n .~ 11 hr•rf' hll mP tarrln ~ r\ i<'C' Is .11aii.Jbl1• Chester community happenings By Clarice Allen Mr. and Mrs. Spence Tederick, Old Washington, visited with Mr. and Mrs. ,John Wickham Mermriai Day. Dr. and Mrs. BUII\IIen, Katie and Bobby, spent Mermrial weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eichinger and Suzie, Mr. and Mrs. Dway!V' · Fisher and Laura Jean Eichinger, all of Columbus, were wrekend guests of Mrs. Opal Eichinger. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Eichinger and Mr. and Mrs. Don Eichinger, TU!any and Justan, Tuppers Pl~in s. Mr. and · Mrs. George Stoce, Findley, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy. Allen Weber , Doylestown, spent a couple of days Mth hi s cousin Marcia Keller. They ca lled m Mr. and Mrs. Clayton 1\Jien, Wednesday even ing. On Thursday tltey vlsitoo In Ashland, Ky., with Robert Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knight and children, Cincinn ati, and Janet Pennell, Rey noldsburg, spe nt Memorial weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight. Mrs. Opal Hollon atten<Ed a family picnic Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rotert Parker, Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Cooroy were Saturday evening visitors of Mrs. Mil a Raymond . Mrs. Erma Cleland left Wednes· day for a visit Mth her grand· ------On dean's lis t - - - - - daughters Diana and Debbie Cleland and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clelan d. She went to attend high school gradualion d Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Conroy, Stevie and Crystal, Akron, were Memorial weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Cooroy. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Powell, Sheila Powell and son, Pomeroy, Rose Reynolds, Mlddle!Xlrt, and Mila and Jera mie Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hartung and Jed, Cleveland, were WEI'kend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nice. Mrs. Eileen Bahr and Mrs. Laura Mae Nice left Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Hartung and daughters, Louisville, Ky. Calerul4r I happenings F1tiDAY with the Larry VanMeter Family MIDDLEPORT -' 1\ special being the singers; and Homer meeting of the Middleport Lodge Stev~ns. tltr speaker. The public is 363, F&AM wUI he held Friday at 7 invited. p.m. at the Masonic Tempi~ . Refreshments wlll besen ·ed follow. Spaghetti REEDSVILLE ing the meeting. supper noon to 6:30p.m. Sarurday at Reedsville Fill?house under EAGLE RIDGE - Meigs County sponsorship of the Ollve Township Fox Chasers Assn. m e<•l m~ . 7 p.m. Volunteer Fire Department; eom· Friday at the clubhouse on Eagle plete dinners. $3.50 for adult s and Rldge. $1.50 for children. Blue Knob Express, a gospel eount ry singing POMEROY - Tradit ional quilt group, wUJ perform from 7 to 10 show and sale will tx> held Saturday p.m. and Sunday at tltP &>nlor Citizens Center, noon to 6 p.m earh day. HARRISONVlLLE - Harrison· vUle Lodge 411, f'&AM , wUI meet in ANTIQUITY - Faith Fellowship regular session at 7:30 p.m . Satur· Crusade for Christ homecoming, 7 day at thE> temple. p.m., featuring the Old TimP Religion Singers and th~ Christian SUNDAY .Bel il'vers. CHESTER- Pooler-Wolfe ·King r~u nion Sundav at Oles t ~r Fire· RUTLAND - Dance a I Rutland house; dinner itt 12:15 p.m. Those Civic Center. Friday, 8·10:30 p.m. attending to take picnic food and Muslc by Music Unlimited. Admls- own table serv i(.'('. skm is $2 for a single and $3 per couple. POMEROY - Annual Hollon fan ily rNnion will tx> Sunday at the PAGEVTI"LE- Scipio Township roadside park on Routell South. Ail trustees meet Friday, 7 p.m. relatives and tril'nds of the fami ly are invlted toattend. Picnicat rlXln. SATURDAY CHESTER - The annual Chrs· POMEROY - Annual Vineyard IN High School Alumni banquet family reunion ~nday at Royal and dance will br ht•id Sa turday at Oak Park. in the recreatio n bu ild · the school with the banquet at 6: lJ ing. Basket dinn<·r will at noon. Ail and the dance at9. Reunion classes rei at ives and triends invited to are 1921. 1926, 1931, 1036, 1941, 1946, attend. 1951 and 1956. Reservations may be made with Maxine Whitehead , POMEROY - Traditio nal quU t 378-62!11 or with Nellie Parker, show and sale will be held Saturday 9ffi·389l. and Sunday at the &>nior Cit izens Center, noon to 6 p.m. PORTLA.ND - Hymn sing at Hazel Community Church. off MIDDLEPORT - Twin Sunday, Rout£> 124 brtwcen Portland and Bradford Church of Christ, begin· Long Bottom. Sa turday, 7:30p.m. 9:30 a.m.; picnic to fo Uow; evening promotion of VBS, 7: lJ p.m.; Bible Schoql begins June 16. JOPPA - Jerr.~ Traylor, who crossed America on crutches and has been feted by rnayuors, gover· nors. Vice President Bush and President Reagan, will speak at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at the .kJppa United Methodist Church. The public is invited . • MOUNtA llifR Admfn•On l'rlct Polley Cinemc\~ , i1 POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE FOR WALKING CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT GRANT STREET AREA AND NORTH SECOND STREET AREA IF INTERESTED IN DELIVERING THE DAILY SENTINEL, PLEASE CALL 992-2156. 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M:tln St PoiTIE'rU\ :'iunda\ srnl'f"i l kl\ commuruon on th: firs Sund 'ot r u h rmn h and comb ned v.,th morrunJ; J'W 1 n tht lhirdd SUnda\ Morrung pra}f'r and.slln l non all otN>r ~nda;s of ltv> rronth C h urch~ hoot and !\ursel'\ Caf(' prmldt'(] Coffl~ tM u Ln ttx Parish Hall lmrrnl ateh foliO\-\ mg tht "' 'let POMEROI CHURCH OF CHill'f ~ \___ } 111 tM~a:n·~;,:,t ' 991 3785 Pomeroy ~~ 1, cP 00 p m \'o ('d ti p m YounJ;; L a dl~ Au~ 11 n \\edn c:'Sda' 7 p m r a m 1l v " or shlp H \ZEL CO MM UNITI CH URCI1 011 Ht 1 -4 :\ n llf's rrom Porll an d Lonjo! Bot tom F.dsrl Barr p:ls or Sunda ) School 10 , m Su nd ' mommg p t>achln g (l 0 1 m Sm tl a\ C\(11 \n gSE'I'\ \U'S 7 11) pr~IIDDLEPORT FRl: E \\l LL BAPTI ST f HL Rl H C'u n(' 1 \ sh 1nd Plum Ralp h l unfl! ff p:lSio Sunda\ School 10 OOa m \ torn lnJ! \\or shlp U 00 am \\f'dn £'5cla .nl St! urdn E\rnln ~i&>nrces 11 :lO m WOOnesda) Bible Slud:', 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBL E CHH!S fl o\:\ OIURCH AI\ in Cw-tts pa-. or LindJ S\.1 an Supl Sunda' St:-hool !t lJ a m preach n~ ~er vic:'fts fLTSI and t hird ~.mdav foiiCM"m~ ~00.. School ' ou h ffi('('f ing 7 lJ p.m 1'\('1'\ Sun dav GRA HAM UN IT ED '1LfHODI~T Pr('a<'hing9 30a m !Irs nds(CfJHI Sun da',s of each mvnlh !hrd md foor!h SUn da\ each monl h ~ orshlp sen I<'<'S at " l I p m Wl'dn£1Sday e\rnings a l i JO p m Pray('!' and Bib!(' Srudy SEVENT H DAY AD\ EN ri S1 Mulb N!"'\ Helghl s Road PomPr l'l ) I t ro ASBtl~g. ,,~. 139 7 Bru ch Pa<l!Or Sa hbalh S h oo t Su pr n tE'ndPnl Rhond • M ~rkin Sabbath r.:.t:hrx l ~ l nsat2 pm ooSatu d<J\ ' h\\m~hp servlct> folio...., In lit at l lS E\(•n' Of ll comt' RUTLAND FIRST BAPTI ST CHL RCH - SISIE'r HarriNI \\ arnrr Supr Sund a o Schoo l 9 :10 a m Morn i n ~; \\ n r~h p 10 ~ 1 am Fl RST BAP"l iSr l '"'u Hallr\ mlnls!rr \\l lil1m SnNJffrr <..;un da y School Supt Sund a\ Sch ool q 10 am Morn!n12: \\ 01shlp 10 3ila m FIRST sonHER' BA PTIST I o POMEnm meoro\ Plkr E Lamar 0 Br"\lanr !l • ~ T or Ja<'k !"ef'ds Sunda' School Dh ruor Sun da\ School 9 30 am M o rnm ~ \\ o ship 10 43 ('\ Cnln!i: '>' Orshp 7 00pm DS I & 7 :10 If S T \\«:: n£"5dH P ii N S I vicE' 7 1XIpm tDS T 1&7lO PM F.S T 1 Ml s~ lon F'rl('nds rag('S 2 n1 Ro\..tl Am bassador"' lbovs <Jji!I.'S 1).]8 <1 d ( l~ in AcTion ia!2P.i b-H!l on \\ ednpo;da~s p m tDSTr&·.30pm EST! Tuf'Sda\ Vlsllallon 6 30 p m FA ITH TABERN \C' LE CHURD-1 lli J e~ Run Road Rf'\ Fmm1 tt 1-l a'>' son p; ~ l or Handlry Dunn rupl Sund 1\ Sch lOl Su n da\c\Pnln ~Sf't\ic(' 710 Blbl t l('a chl n ~ 7:10pm Thurstla \ lOa m pn SYRACUSE MISSION CHr r r' St S\ rarust> S<>n l<'PS 10 J m Sunda' EH>n\nf! srr.\C(>S Sunda ~ a nd \\ rllni:'Sda' at 7 00 p m OF <HHIS1 I N CHR ISTI \ N UNI ON R1' Krlth Ehhn pas or Sunda\ School lJ 311 am \\ adP Ha)'ma n sup M ornng \\ orshp 10 ln a rn SundaY £'\ £'0 n ~ Sf> I'"\ [("I' .. 'Vl p m \\edn l'Sda\ PraH•r 1\l('('t\n)!: .. 30 p m MT MOR I \H CHURCH OF GOD Rar lnr Rrv Jam~ SaurrfltJd PI" or F'r('{'man \\111\ ams Sup Sun Ia\ Sch ;oJ !H5am Sunda\ ~nd\\ [{ l n~U: v c,{n lnR ~f'r"\ ICE'S >m MJDDLEPOR1 fiHSr 11\ l:lrJST Cornt>rSlxthanrtPa mr>r F:t rl Fdtn Pa ror Rav Fields s S Supt Dc~n H. ~12:~ Asst Sup Sunda\ Sth uol q lJ <1m Morning Wor ship 10 JJ am Sun da E.enl ng stnlct 7 pm You h mt'1"!1n,e 7 30 p m W('()n('sda \ f.'\ r n lng ~ rn lrr 7 p m Choir pr3c ll r<' 8 p m ~OKTHf \ST Cl USTt:R Rf\ Don \r1her Rt'\ Koy Derl~r Rr\ Srldon Johnson \ 1 1-HED- < hu1ch Schoo 9 lO 1m ll o r~h •p Ian CM i Ffi 10p m UM\\ r h I d ruf'.Sdcl~ ,. 10 p m Communion r "'' Su nd;n \t rhPr l ( HF STER - \\ orshlp 9 am Church l;rhool lOam Ri blrSt ud~ Th ursdin 7p m LM \\ fl r~t rhursda\ 1 p m C'om mun on f r st Sun d \ Arthr 101 I A - \\ nr~ h p q 30 am ChuHh Srhor.llU :VI am Bib(' Siu t..h \\ t'llnt'sda~ 11 p n Johns on) l 01'\G BOTTOM - Church School 9 30 m \\ or shlp 7 p m Blbh> Sru d\ Wf'd rt'-dl 10p n UM\F \\ f'dnrsda\ ll no p m <rmmunion Frrsl Su nda} \ r< h('r RE F.DS\ ILl E - Church S<'hool q 10 a m \\ or shtp Sr1\iC1 11 OHa m OC't' r1 1 t PPF HS PL A INS ST PAU l ( hu ch School 9 a n \\ orsh p 10 1 m R l lr S1ud~ Tulsdn 30 pm LM\\ 1 h1 d TuP~da ,. 1,(1 p m Co mmun ton ~ 1 ~ r 'u nd" \rc hrr <ENTRAI CLUSTER Jaml'S E Co1 hltl ftto, Slt>\len Nelson Rf'\ M el\ ln Franklin Rt ' Cltmrntt s Zunlra Jr RP\ \ndr~ Ruhcnklng \SRlJ R' IS\f t<'U SC - Wo r!~ hlp 11 I m 111 c h ~hod 9 ~ :l r m l ha rgr Biblr S t ~ 1\ \\(l(!nPSril\ 7 10 p m U M'w\ fi rs! l u 'dl\ ":111 p m Chou Rthtarsal \\ ·d nrsda\ fi Yl p m UM \\ fourlh Sun It h 10 p m t ~~I son E'\: rF RPRI SE \\oorshlp 9 am f tlut h St hoot 10 ~ m Ri b lr Stud \ Tu N! dn ~0 p m CM \\ First Mondn} 7 I(} 11m l \n F t:iunlt <J\ li p m (holr RP hr <. al li 1/lp m \\f"dn rsda\ 1Franklin1 II f\ I \\ flO! IS- Chu ch Sc- hool l0<1 m 1\ 1 hlp 1 <1m Alblf' S udy Thur s I pn CM \ F Sun da\ fl p m F mk n I OHF~r rn:-.; \\ or sh tp 9 tm (hut h School 10 \ M Chor prt r l ll'f' ru ~ fl u\ +! « p m L MW f rst ruf'Sd:' 10 p m ~rl~on HE \ 1 H \h ldiC'port 1 - Church School II t m \1 o nlng " otshl p 1fl :lOam u h Group ~ p n ' \\ ftlnf'sda y Chur ch HhN S t j) n Thur~da\ Pr.J\ t ' Sl r' cP ti 'U1 p 1n B!bl(' S!u dv 7 pm tZunl:a 1 :O.II~EHS\ Ill E - \\ ors hlp SN\ rr 10 m f'hu rrh Sch ool 11 1m U M\\ th ird \\ cdni"Sdil\ I p m C ho r pr(lcllcr Mon cld U p m '\j f[ son PI \Rl CH\PEI - \\ ors h p Srnlr1 9 (h II ~ (h utch :'icho I 11 am V M\\ Sp I Ul'- d;n .. 10 pm LMYF l 1s1 1u 'd' 710um Rulx nklne PO;\'TF:RO' - Chu rch Sr twol 9 15 m \\ o '- hlp 10 1f .1m C' ho1 r Phtar"il \\ rdnrsda \ lO p m UM\\ sPcon d T t ~ 111 \ Vlpm li M\ F' Su nd a; f,pm m ( und rforblll flO C~ SPHi r\f.S- Chut ch Srhool 9 I 1 1 m \\ o ~ h p 101m R blr S!ud' Wtod nMdl\ w10pm L:M ' F'~SPn!o r ~ Sun dt pm luntr s 'r~('f\O ihf'rSun d t p tFra nklml IU II \1\D-ChunhSchXll 9 ~ ~ll m \\ ru stl !p 1(11~ 1 m L MWIEH'nin~(h ~c o ntl\\ rdn~d <l \ \flln (l( n r rr h ~ rf'ond r 10pm UM\\ lhur<;da\ 1 p m Hubrnkmf{ s \I EM CF."> rEH- Church School lOa m 1\ nr ~ h•p 9 ~ S 1 rn Ru b1 nklng 11 \:0\V\ I! I F - WOJshlp 8 :Ul am ( hurd1 Sl'hooi!O m rtubf'nkln2 TII~R~ (I USTER HI'~ Kfi iCI r Grac: e <Ol MIDDI EPORT ( Ill Rl H OF CHR IST 5th and Main Bob Mrlt011 mlnb t>r A Hartson ilssoc mi n srrr Mlk r e I;H'h sundav S(t Jl ol Suptr nrt nd1 nr BlbiP SChOol 9 30 1 m Mornm.': \\ orsh p 10 ll m E\tning \\ ors hlp" 00 p m \\edn r-. dav 00 p m Pravn mrolng MID DLEPORT CHURCH OF THI M ZA R ~E Co past orsRf' Ch t r t "i( O\ ]P andRe\ Nan<'\ Co\ lr Bill Wh l tr Sund<.n School Supt Su nd ay School q 30 u m Mornln lol' \\ or ship 10 30 a m F.'angPI Isrl c meeting "00 p m \\ ednPSda\ ~ CXJ p m Pra) f' r m {'(' !inr. UMTtll PIIG!BYTERIAN MINISTR\ OF MEU.S COU1--T\' Re' Ken Wilkins on HARRISONVIL LE PR ESB\ fERIA' CHURCH - Sundct y Wor ship Sen ln>s 9 00 a m Chu rch School 10 15 am MIDDL F.PORT PRESBYTER IAN Chu rch scrv t r 10 l ~ am SYRACUSE FIR ST UNITED PH ESIJ\ TERIAN - Sunda' School 10 am Church service 11 15 a m RUTLAND CHU RCH OF GOD Pastor John Evans Sunda y School tO 00 a m Sunda y M or ni ng Worship U 00 a m Chll drPn s Ch urch l1 am Sun da y EH•nlng ke \ l'au l M< Guire Rn KNth Hadf'r \I I I I ( RO\ F.- CHurch Schoo 9 00 1m ~\ o r s h• J 10 flO am fir st ctnd t hi rd l.iund \ 'i t \1\\ Sl>cond TuPsda \ 7 30 p m lrt rmHttn g \\ f'dnf'sday7p m f I l( f I lH rHA\1) - \\o shi p 9 a m Church S<h I 1'1 am Blbl r Study \\Nlnrsday 10 rr l>orr PS \\ oml'n s F'f>ll ows hlp 1\t>dnl'<, I 1\ 11 am M el uire ' ( \R~n I - Chur<' h Sc l1oo 9 lOam \\ on. hlp HJ ~ :,a m Sc(Qnd and Fourth Sundav 'l Frl ows hlp d nner with Su tt on lhlrcl Tl1ursdav 6 30 p rn M c( ~ul re) F ASf UT \R T- Church School9a m \\ urshlp \0 am sPro nd and four th Sun davs UM\\ rtrst Tursday 7 lO p m tG ra(f' I ~TART FAll S - Wo rship 9 a m Churth ~hooi!O 11 m i Grar" l MORN I N( STAR- Worsh ip 9 45a m Churctl Sc hool 10 30 am Bible STudy fhursday 7 30 p m (Ra der) RACINE II ES LEYAN - Church School 10 am \\ orshlp lJ a m UM'A foun h Mon day at i .ll p m Men s Pr a}'('r Breakfast \\£'dnrsda) 7 a m Graef'' SU /'TON - Church SC'hool 9 30 El m Morni ng Worshi p 10 45 a m rl1 st and third Sund ays Fellow ship dinner \l.llh Carmel 1hlrd Thu rsda y 6 30 p m (McG ulrel • ' ' •" ,,: Across from the Courthouse Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOr.. Comploto Gutter Wort. Compltto Remodeling Roofing of oil Typeo FREE ESTIMATES 20 yeera KE NO CHUHCH OF CHR IST Vrrnon E d1ld~f' m ln ls l ('l 0 11\rr Sv. am Su nd 1\ School Sup! Prf'achln~ IJ m <1 m f d1 Su ndrn HO B.~ON CHil. I S f1 AN UNION \of'o r~r Anrdo p.1" or Sunda\ se '\.I('(• 9 :J( 1m P\f'nl n gS N'\i Cf:'~ 30pm Pra\ f'rmtvtlnJ.: \\ rdn('sd<J' 7 30 p m BEAR II ALLOW fUDGE CHURCH OF CHR IST l osrp h B Hosk in s pastor 8\ blf' Class 9 30a m Morn ln.': Worship 0 W t m EH•n!n~ Worship 6 :JJ p m 1hursd.:•y Bib (' S! ud~ D JO p m NE W S1 J\ ffiS\ ILl E CO M~MU,.,.'lTY ( HURCH Sunda ' Sch ool sen lrf.' 9 45 a m Worship s('rvi{.'(' 10 ~0 am E' <~ n j.!;('ll s tlc Ser v1cr 7 30 p m Wrdn es da~ Pra\ f"r mef'l mg 1 "' p m 1 hursd.H ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomrroy H a~rlsamlllf' Rd Rofx>rt Pur tt'll mint ~ ter Ste\ <' St anley S S Sup! Bill McE I roy Asst Supt Sunda\ School 9 W 1 m \\ or shlp sen ice 10 30 am Ewnl!lg \.1 or ship Su nday 7 p m and Wf'dn PS day 7 p m ST JO HN LUTHERAN CHURCH Plnr Gr o ~(' Th e Re\ Wllll~m MlddlE's\\- ar lh pastor Church sen rrr 9 30 a m Sunda\ School 10 :W a m BRADBUR\ CI! UflC.l l OF GIR IST John ~ rl~ hl pas1o1 Sund<A\ S chool9: JOa m l..arrv Ha) n£'s S S Supt Morning 10 30 a m RAC INE CHURCH OF THE NAZ.,\ RENE Rrv Llo\d D Grim m Jr pastor ~ors h lp Or a Bass Chair m an of !h(' Board ofC'h rls lla n Llfc Su nda\ Sc tl ool 9 30 am Mor n tng ~M o rsh lp 10 iO a m r\an~r !J s ll r srr ' cr"' 00 p m Wf'd nf'sda) SC'!"'\ let' 7 p m I tnF.R f\ CH R ISTIAN CH t!RLH [lpx lt'r Wood ~ Call pasto r Scn1 Cf'S Sunda } 10 am and" p m \Vt.'dnl'!'da \ 7 p rn RACI NE FIRST BAPTI ST StC'\(' Df'avf'r Past or M\k(l Su \g('r Su nda\ School Su pt Sund ay Srh ool 9 311 am Mornln,2 worship 10 ~ 0 am Sun lH <'Vffi ifi ,IZ wors hip 7 W p m Wcdn ('Sda\ P\E'nln,2 Bible slud\ 7 :lfl p m BURLINGHAM COMMU)IIT\ CHUROI Rurli n ~h a m Ra'r l..aud('rmJI! pastor Ro ln"t C01.art assistant pru.ior Sunda' Sdloo 10 am v. orship 7 p m Wt.'dn e5da~ tJ p m ~ou lh m('(> !l n~ Wed 7 pm rh url'h srn1rrs PINE GROVE fiOL!NESS CHURCI! •1 m lroffRI 325 RPv Bcn J " a rts JlHi or Robrrt Sear lE'S S S Sup ! Sunday Sdlool 9 .30 a m M orn ng Wor ship 10 30 a m Su nday e\t>n!ng srrvlc£' 7 30 p m \\tU nPSda' SC'J"\ ice 7 30 p m Sll VER RUN BAIYJ' IST Bll Ll lllf' pastor S t('~(' l l!llr S S Supt Sumt av Schoo110 a m M or n In~ worslp 11 1m Sunday N('nl ng wor ship 1 «J p m PraH'r m ee l l n ~ and Bib](' Study T hu rsday .. 30 p m Youl h mrf' t lng \\ ed n£'Sday at 7 pm REJOJC I N< LIF'E BAPTIST CHU RCH - 1R.1 N 2nd Ave Middle-par t Sunday School 10 a m Sunday Pvenlnli!: 7 00 p m M d Wl'f'k sen ICl' WE'd 7 p m I \1\GSV!l LE CHRISTI AN CHURCH RoOer l E MussN pas10r Su nday Srhoo l 9 30 a m Paul Mussrr sup! Mornln ~ v.orshlp 10 lOam Sunda'r f' \Pnin ll: ser \Ire p m mt d V.N'k S<'n Ice Wed nf'S da\ 7 p m S\ llACUSE CHURCH OF T HF. N \ ZAHENE Re\ Glenn McMillan pa s or Mary Ja nice La\Pn dt r Su nday Srhool Supl Sunda) Sl hool 9 :lOa m Mornin g wo t ship 10 30 a m F \angel tsllcservlrf' 6 p m Pnl}t'r and PraisP Wednl'sda} 7 p m Youlh ffi('('tln~ 7 p m EDEN UNI1 ED BRLf HREN IN CHR IST E l lrn R Bl tk£> pastor Sunda v Schoo l 10 a m Gan Rer<i Lav k>adt r M orn OR sermo n 11 am Sun da} nl~hT srn ic('!li Chr ls tiiln Enck>a vor i ~0 p m Song st'n lr~ 8 p m Pr(.I(:(Chln g 8 30 p m Mid V.P('k pra )e r m('r!ln ii! Wed nrsda\ p m HEMLOCK ( ROVF: r HR ISTI \ N Rog er \\ alsen pa~ t or CrPnson P ra tt Sundav School Sup! Mornln ~ \\ or shlp 9 30 a m Sundct} School 10 30 a rn Ev(' n ln ~ SN ~lrt•730pm J.IT UNION BAPT IST D<lnald Shuc pas ror Jor Sayre Su nda } School Supt Sunday School 9 45 a m E ven in g wor s h~6~pm ~a)erM~t~g6~pm 'r\Mnesday TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST Da ve Prentice m lnlsler J)(ryl Wrll s ~ up t Ch urch Schoo l 9 a m ship Sen I('(' 9 45 p m SEWERS BASEMENTS WATER UNES SEPTIC TANKS CREEK & FIELD DRAINAGE PONDS MOBILE HO liE SETUPS ROAD BUILDING FOOTERS LAND SIIAU AIIIMAL HOUIS Mon Wod Thurs 3 I pm T- 6<30 I, Fn I 2 pm Salvrdoy 10·11 30om ~ Read the Best SeDer Read the Clf\SSIFIED ADS '1'.-0rship S('rv!e<> 7 00 p m pra}E.>r ffi ('('llng 7 00 p m MT HERM ON UNITF D BRETHR EN Wor CHESTER CHURCH OF T HE NA7.A RENE Rr\ HE'rbrrt Gr ate pas tor Frank Riffle supl Sund a) School 9 :II a m Worship !W'rvlcP 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday Wedn£'S da y 7 p m Pra yer mP<'t ln g LAU REL CLIFF FREE MLfHODIST CHUR CH Rev R ober! Mill er pastor Ro bert E Barron OlrfX'I or of Chris tian Edu carlon SU!\ (' Eblltt assista n t Su nday School 9 30 am Morning wor ship 10 30 a m ChOir prac fice Sunda y 6 30 p m 'Evenin g wor!ihlp 7 30 p m Wednesda y P rayer and Bi ble Study 7 lO p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHHIS r Charles Russell Sr min is ter Rlrk Ma comtx>r supt Sunday School 9 lJ am Worship serv ice 10 30 a m Blb ll! s tudy Tu e5day 7 30 p m REORGIINIZED CHURCH OF JESIJS CH RISTOFLATIERDAY SAINTS Port lan d Racin e Road William Roush pastor E \ ms church schoo l dlrE'<'tor Ch nd srh 101 9 30 1 n Mo n ng v. or~l p Hl 0 1m \\ ffinPSd<l\ \CO Ui j.!; pra H r sP ICI' ~ ~ 30 pn RF.1 ULF:HEM B \ PTIS1 Rr\ Earl Shuh 1 pa sl o ~Ot s h l p SN\ 1rP lJ :1 01m Sunda\ School tO :W am Blblf' Sl ud ~ and pta\l'rsrl"\\ci'Thursda\ 710 pm C \HU I ON I NI LRDENOMI NA1 10 N \I ( Ill Rl ll Kin gs hu n Road Re' 0.. 1 Cu1 lm 1n pa ~ lor Sunda\ School q :10 1m Rt ph Ca rl Su pt E ('nifl g \I.Ot shlp 111 Pr a\t r ffil't tin~ Wl'dn £>sda\ ~OOprn I 01'0( BOTIOM CHRI STi i\N \ ernon ElthldRr pasror \\ all acr Da mr"' ood s S Sup Su nda vSchool9 :lOu m " or shlp Sen lei' 10 ~ a m HYSEr L RUN HOLI N~S CHURCH Mlkf' Thompson New Ha\rn W\ pastor Sund t~y S£'tl ool a! q 30 a m Morning war s hi p 11 10 30 am Su ndayt'vrnln gsen !('(' tl l/1 p m Thu rsda> ser vices a t 7 30 p m FR EEDO M GOSP EL :\1 1SSION at Ba l d Knob oca wd oo Cou nty Road l t Re\ l ..l\.1 rf'n t'f' GiUf'SAlLd mp pas tor RE'\ RORH \\ !IIford asst pasro r Prroch ln R S('n ltrs Sundav 7 30 p m Pra)('Tm('('l\ng \\rd ncsda) 7 30 p m Gary Griffith lf'ad r r 'out h Ji:TOU ps Sunday ('\if'n np: al I 30 p m with R~ er tnd Vlo et \\ IIford lf'ad c1 ~ Co mmunion s('n lcr !Irs! Su nda\ Pach month II HI TES CHAP Fl. WESLEY \ N CHUilCH- Cool' tl!(> RD R('\ Ph il l p HI dl'nour pa sror Sunday ~choo l 9 30 am v. orshlp Sf'TVicc 10 JO a m Bible stud) <Uid" orshlp sC'n lcr Wedn t"S da y 7 pm RUTL \ N O CHURCH OF CHRIST M r k JonPS pasto r Rill Nlchols oo Su n da y Schoo l Supt Sunday Schoo19 30 a m Morn!n12: Worship an d Co mmunion 10 30 a m RUT! \ N O B IBL E METOODIST Am os T lli s pasto r Son ny Hudson sup! Su nda v School 9 30 a m Mornlng wors hip 10 30 a m Su nday C\enlng servtct' .. 00 p m 'r\f'd nesdav service 7 p m WMPO pro gr am 9 a m f'ac h Su nday RUTLAND CHURC H OF THE NAZA RENE Rev lowE'll Ford pasto r Sunday School9 30 a m Worsh p s('r\IC(' 10 30 a m Young peopl( s se~tce 6 p m Evangells!lc sen lc(> 6 30 p m W«<nesday ser vl rP 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Miller Sl Mason W \ a E ugene L Congf'r ml ni ~ l er Sunday Dlblf' Stud) 10 a m Wor !;hlp 11 a m and 7 p m Wedn es da y Bible Stu dv voca l mu sic 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud ding L ane Masoo W Va J N Tha cker pas1or Evf'nlng sen l cr 7 30 pm \\ o mf'n s Mlnlslrv Thursday 9 30 a m Wt'd nrsday PraH'r and Bi b!£' Stud y 7 1J pm foul1h Sund a}S al 7 30 pm Chrl sr!anEn d('avot on ht fi rst and hlrd Su ndavs ~I 7 30 p rn \\ ednf'sda \ pr avPr m1'f'lln g and Blblf' stud' 1 lO p m Hl~h"il' CHU RCH OF GOD OF PROP HECY Loca rro on 0 J Wh lt l' Roul of 160 Pa t Henson p i!~ ! OJ Su ndav Sthwl10 a m Cia sst'S fo all ~<'S J un lm ChU1<'h 11 a m Morni n,ii \otsl !p 11 1m \dult Cho lrpr ac lkt tipm Su nd1 \ Youn,£: P<'O pits Ct l drtn s Chu1ch and Mult Bib P Stud v \\ edn(>sda\ a 7 :lOpm HOPE B\PTI ST CHAPEl :'170 Gra nt S! Mi ddiE'por l \ff llla ed "ilh SoulhPrn Bap! tst Con, £>nl lon O t\ld Rrvan Sr M1 nl s!t'r Sunday St-hool 10 a m M ornlnf.l \o\ Or shlp 11 a m Even In ~ "01 ship 7 p m Wt'dnf:'sday Nenlng Blblr slud y and prayer meNln (Ol ~ p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST S< Rt t'l4 and Co Rd ~ Mc~rk &>r\f'rs minis w r Sunday School Sup! llarl) Hf'n drlt'ks Su n d~) Schoo iiJ «Ia m Mornln l: WOI shtp 10 :lO 1 m F: ven lng worship 7 p m Wednesday wnrs hlp 7 p m S1 PAUL LU fH ERAN CH URCH Cornf'r Sycamort' and SC'con d Srs Po mt'rm Th £' Rrv \\ IIIia m MlddiC'S\.1 ar lh psror Sunday SC hoo 9 4!i 1m <.: hut ch 'l£'rvicr 11 il m SACRED HEArn f HLR CH M sgt \ nth un} G an namor(' Ph 99:l 5H9R Sa lu r Sunda\ day E \ en ln.': Ma ss j 30 p m Mass 8 am and 10 a m ConfPSj;lons m1 half hour beforf' each Ma ss CCD ( l a~sf' <; I 1 a m Sundav VICTORY BAPTIST ~') ~ N 2nd St Mlddl cpo tl J am(s E h:ti'!>OPl p sror Sund av morning wor sh p 10 am r., r n lng sPrtilt ~ pm Wf'dnf'!;dl' f' \r nm c \I. Orshl p "' p m \ !sll a on Thur.; d n 6 10 pm MORSE CHAPEl CHUR( II - r. 1 ' Hollrr pastor Sun da\ Srh ol \II a m "orshrp ~N vlrr 11 1 m pr a\ ' 1 mH ! 1g 7 ~ 1 p mlhu sdJ } LIVI NG lw\ ORD C HI- ~ f ER U IUHCH OF GO D - Gil bNI Spt'n cw pao;;t or Su n dav Sc-hool 9 Il a m Mornb g :wn;ict' lOOOam :-i undave,en ut (Olsf'niC'f'700p Mid \.l ('('k pray('r st rvl(r> Wf'dn('sda\ 7pm m MT OLIVE COMM UNI TY CHURC H I awren c(.' Bush past or Max Fume Sr Sup! Sun day School and Mornln~ Yl or shlp 9 30 a m SundL! y ('\ enin~ ~en ic(' 7 p m Voulh m('{'l\n~ an d Hlblr Sud' \\l'dn~ day 7 p m UN ITED FAIT H CHURCH H ,. on Po meroy By Pass Rev Da v id Wl sl m 111 Sr pas tor M<'lvln Drak E' S S Sup! Sunda) School9 301:1 m Mornln ~ Worsh ip 10 30 Eveni ng Wor sh ip 7 30 p m Wf'dnl'Sda y Prllyer Serv icE' 7 30 p m \\ ainu! and H£>nry Sts Ra v('n swood W \ a Ttl( Rn Geo r ~~> C We r ick pa stor Sund ~ ~ SChool 9 30 a m Su nday wor shi p 11 am CALVARY BIBI E CH U RCH loca ted on Pomer oy Pik e Cou nty Road 2~ n('a r F' la t ~Moods Rf'v Biack .... ood pa stor Services on Sundaya lll1 30a m and730pm with Sunda ) Sch ool9: :lOam Elb e St udy WE'd n£'!ida\ 7 30 p m F\!TH FELLOWSIOP CRUSAOE FOR CHRIST S! Rt JJS Anllq ulty RE'v Franklin Dicken s pas tor Su nday morn l ng 10 a m Sunda y t'ven ng " Yl p m fhu rsday e \ entng 7 lOp m STII ERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP TIST CHU RCH Pastor Robert By('rs Sund ay Schoo l tOa m Worship serv ice 11 a m Su nd ay evenlriR serv ice 7 30 p m Wednesda y evcnlnlit service 7 30 p m I NDF.PENDE~'T HOLINESS CHURCH Inc Prar l St Middleport Rev 0 Dell Man ley pastor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 am Morning worship 10 .J1 a m Evenin g worship 7 JO p m T uesday 12 30 p m Wo mE'n s Pra)er meetin g Wedn esday 7 30 p m Prayer an d Praise serv ice CHURCH OF J ESUS CHRIST IIPOS TOLt C - Va n Zandt and Ward R d Elder Jam es Miller pastor Sunda:y School 10 30 a m Wor ship S('f'V Ice Sunday 7 30 p m Bible Study Wednesday 1 30 p.m POMEROY WESLEY liN HOLINESS Harrisonvill e Road Rev Dewey King pastor Clinton Faulk Sun day School Supl Sunday School 9 :xt a m morning worship 11 am Sunday t>venlnR' service 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesda y 730 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non Pent ecostal Worship service SUnday 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m Evening PH. 992-.. 31 mo •lot!lll OWNED •lDCAlliBOR tMetal Buidtll!l 742-2027 MT MOHIAH B \IYJ' I S I ~ o urlh a nd M ai n St Mlddlt'porl Re\ l.lltwr t ( ralg Jr 1al;tor Mrs En In Baum~ 1rdn er Sumln S<'hool Supl Su nd <~y School 9 30 1 m \\ orsh1p S4rvtc 1 10 .&1 1 rn SUCCESS ROAD CHUR( Il OF CHHISr - Jo~"P h B Hos k ins f' \ an)::d Sl Sunda ' Bibl r StudY 9 u m \\ or sh lp 10 am Sun d •Y <'\ t'n !ns; srn II'<' li p m Wed nPsda\ I' t n ln gsf'nice 7 pm i'Pole Wtt~ "Free Estrmates" lnstollatton bailable P ENrF.COST \1.. AS.~EMB I ' Ral lnr New location 168 North St<ond M1ddleporl, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE Wft Cerry Pay Supphes IUlltEll PHONE lbUI I'll 6SSO I!IIOIHCE PHONE 111 Sund a~s 16!41 MIDDLEP ORT P EN l F:COST\1 T hird A\r Rrv Clark Bilker pas tor Cd r! 'lor !Ingha m Sund 1\ School Sup Sund I} Schoo 10 am v.lth tla sscs fu r a ll ag£'5 Evening SE'r\ I cps a t 6 p m Wednl>sd.1) Bl hlP sl ulya 7 30 prn Youth srnlcPSFrl <~t) a r " 30 p m ECCLESlr'\ FEI I OWS HJP PAMl liSI M!ddlrport Brolhr1 Chuck Ml PhPro;;on pastor Sunda} School 10 am Sunda \ f'\rni n g~l'r.l ci'S Ft~tllng Your Cable & B1lls Here THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP F11 All WAMSLEY & GRAY "'one 5 14 I 1o 173-1527 0! (304) 895-3316 PIU~ F"UU GOSPEl LIGHTHOUSE :130<5 Hll .nd Road Po m<>r~ Tom Kc lh pus tor IJ anm L 1mbl'rT S S Su p! Sunda\ morning !>f'r' J(f' a! 10 am Sund ) f'\rn ln ~SN\IC'f' lO pm Tuf'~ d il\ nd lhurs d i VSt nlCf'SHl 7 Vl pm WOiln OF' F'r\l fll 91 Mill St Mlddh por! Sund<l) m o rnil1~t: s1 r' i u If} l 11m Sund t\ 1 \ In ng 7 10 1 hursda) morn i ng BlblP ~ u<h 10 1 1 \\«.ln ~dn r\f n~g 7 mp m NE ~ IIA VEN fiiLRCII Of I HE N\ ZAR F t\ E Hf'\ r~ 11 n Jon Sr 1o 1 I Jll ~lor "-u nda\ St hoo l lf JIJ am 'r\ crshlp wn l1~" 1tJ 30 a m Youth sf'n IC(' Su ndtt\ !l I~ p m Su nd a\ f'\f'nlngsrr vl ('('7 OOpm \\nJ nl"!i dav Prayrr M"rlin~ m d Blblt Stud\ 7 00 p m Nf \ SF: SE'f11 F:\\H NT CHUrtCII Sun d1 \ aflrnoon str\lcrs a 2 30 Thuro;; d:t\ ( f'll ln~ sf'n lt f'S a1 7 lO F'JRST BAPT IST CHUR CH M ~on \\ \ 1 Pas10r Bill Murphy Sun d n Srltool 1!1 u m Sunda ' f'\f'nl ng 7 I(] p m PraHr mt 1 r nn md Blblr ~ ud) \\(odn osd I ) 7 JO p m f \ eryon r ~Mf' IC'OTTl(' RlJII..AND F'RF.f WILl B \P l iST Sa IC'm St Rf'\ PrJul T 1\ l ot p l SI Or Sund IV School 10a m Sun iJ } I\t'nln gwOOpm Vo.('d n('Sdil' f>\f'nlng prayt'r mrt llng 7 m pm SOUr H BFTHEI NE W r!'};TAME NT CHURCH Sl l\<'t Hld,~tP Duant Syden srrt ckf'r past or Su nd av School 9 <t m 'r\ orshlp S...nlu• I I 1 m Sunda}t \(>n\ng sl'n.:lcf' 7 00 p m \\ t'dn~da v nls:-ht Blblr slud y 7 ()'! p Ill Off1<t luprlift & Furmtun, Wtdcteng ond Graoiuo!lon ltatoo...,y MDgnotK Sogm, Rulolsor St.,ps, lus"'en forms Copy lortKft Etc 2lS Mill li Mid<l(lfl011 tU Mulloorry Av ''"'""Y 992-3345 312/ tln WATER WELLS SERVICED AND DRILLED FREE EmMATES Call 992-5006 or 742·3147 64-86lmo All SERMONETTE Ph. 992-5006 or 742·3147 5·19· 86-tfn KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 915·3561 All M1b1 •Wethers •Disliwaahtra •Ranges •Rafriger•torl •Dryer• •Free:rert PARTS 1nd SERVICE 4 5-llt J&F Eq•IPRIUt P1rt1 & Servlee OFFER GOOD THRU JUNE 5, 1986 DOZER BACKHOE TRENCHER SEPTIC SYSTEMS WATER GAS 11o SEWER UNES REClAMATION PONDS SPRING DEVELOPMENT HOME FOOTERS DUMP TRUCK STONE llo DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-7201 firM "At Roaronablt serviCe EXOTIC BIRDS TROPICAL FISH HAMSTERS KmENS BIRD SEED CAGES & AQUARIUMS ......... ,..,.,..,. ,.,. 59 ... 2nd AYI. 992·67U & Dryers, TVs & 24 Hr Eo.goncy lerli<l 949 2146 llllmo MANLEY$ Servrcrng Middleport Pomeroy & Ftve Pomts Area •Commercial (onloonor Servtce Available• I ifz:. 73 80 OM FendiMt 73 80 OM Roehr Ptntll 73 79 Ford Fendert Trucll led z - 139 115 139 Lin... .............. . 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COli h..tll'l SWAINS FURNI TUAE 3rd & Ollvt $1 G1illpo lis C1ll $14 446 3169 Wanted co buy water pfQof uttl1ty trlllll' C1ll 814 448 4625 388 9303 32 cal Colt •utoJMttc older modtl for p1rt1 Ctll 814· oM8 1628 Of 814 4'8 1339 Buymg d11ly gold silver c01n1 rlnga jewelry at•l~ng w1ra old com• lqa curr.,cy Top P" en Ed . Burkett B1rbtr Shop 2nd A\lt Middleport Oh 614 Fn 8t Set 9 to !S 4 mllaa out Bulwtlle Rolli Held bo1td1 twin complet:e blu• rug 9.1C13 llnan1 men1 p•nts 42 w•!Jt long eo me new boy• elothn to 14 hghtl ptcturet peper back boob tttml to nU.,.fQUI to menlten Ytrd Sal1 Kttly George Creelt Rd ontv 9 8 Grinder tr .. l• ho~ 1nt mise 11em1 Dnve off of Sit Junt 7 dnlls ut1hty clothing 1r1d Y erd Silt 34 VInton St111t S•turdtVJune7th 9to t5 Bsby cfoth• hou llhold goodt ., me lntklues Y1rd S1le S•turd•Y 3 m\111 betow town on At 7 Cunall"la cloth• books m11c Ple11lflt Prtfilf lsrge 2 F1m1tv Ctrport Slit 2 1ewrng mtchlnN dirt btkt Jiza 12 14 lldtN young man• elothing dlshn flower 6 veg pllfttl mise From Porter Rt 654 1A mt to Bulaviii•Ponar Ad 1 Y.1 mi VJm left 2nd hou11 1- - - - -- - - - -- C•rpon S•lt187 Woodl..,d Dr Sit June 7 9 7 B1by clothH cr1ft1 good clothll old dllh• 1nd collecublll Lots ofgoodlel Halp Wanted IMi;;~""i;!;A;;;k;;;;-d;;h;,: Sste Andque dllhll clothtng newborn X 11 Help Wanted lsrge ColunCJua homebuilder nelda IUbcontr•ct blo~ c'"'• fall time 'M)rtl; au., .... Colun-Ous homebulldet nHdl subconutct framing ettwl Gullll'lt•d full tlmt work Call 1 814 188 4866 8:30 1tn 9 00 .n onty Mood-v Fridty LArge 111 c ... MM111111 It (11 Par1 time Can Men-aer Part time Clerk 12 montht po11tlont QUtlifiCitiOnt BA degrM '" l'llttld htkl • It! I• to meet Ohio Deputmtnt of Mental Rettrdulon OtVIIopmtnttl Diltbllltl• QMRP c..-1ificebont on going 6 conslatent ll)pi'OPrlttt trtlrung Will bt providkttd toC•eM1n11Q'emtnt PlrtOnnel m fiP«:rflc tklil .,... to maximin the •ff•ctlvtntll 6 lfflclency GfthettJVic•deUvery Trtlnlng exptrlene» In th• J:llowing .,.. , wilt be cons I dertd hetpful lf not ••..till A Nature • needs of MR DC lndlvidu•" B Couns.IIng of MR OD lndlvlduolt .lholdoml II• C llhav5or M•n~~gement of IndlvkfUIIa who h""' MR DO 0 o.llvtry of •~Ieee to penons whh MA DO E Knowl ldgtr-.JIIfdlng tt\41 •\I•IIIMJillty of r110uroet ' how kl link up lndtvidu•" to tho•• F Knowtldge riJlr•rdlng Inter IIII'IC'f OOOpl'f-"ont clust•• protective • .tvoe~cy ....-vical AN IJIPNctdont IIVIII.bte 1t Oolllo Counoy Boonlar MA DO a '"""* • P 0 8o11 1• 014 Ch11hlre OH 48820 or Coli 3117 0102 Appllcttlon dMdllne Jon• 13 1881 1 814 1118 4856 am only Mond1y c.u e 30om 9 00 Frid1y larg• ColurrDu• homtbu11d1r nHdl 1ubeontra ct concret• crew• Guarent•d tull time work Call 1 &14 888 48615 a 30., 9 00 .m only M onday Frktey Government jotM t18 040 169 230 yr Now tlnmg Ca ll 1015 ee7 eooo p:t R 4682 tor cun1r1t federel hst S.IH pert t1m1 HOUHWIVII retifed etc Ntvtr .:~ld ~ore7 Thil you Cll'l do Fle.ICiblt houri rr1111 be peraonlble Ill htl¥1 tr~~tt~portstion Call e 14 441 3116 Lldy w..,tl mlddiMged l.:ty to with her 2 diYI 1 week Tu•diVI & StturdiVt CeU 448 1414 or 814 448 ••Y eu 1023 T•klng IPPhCitlons for ~rt t ime JICfetlrv poJiclon It the Pepsi• 7r.J' WlflhOUII At 7 Ch• lhlre OH Mondsy June 9 RACINE, OHIO OHKI 949·2431 lllllflllncy Qovem"'""t Jobs 111 040 te9 230 yr Now Hiring C1ll 1 101 e87 8000 Ext A NO& for <J.m.,t t.d ..... l•t 1 .:.:_::~~...:.:_.:._: _ _ _ __ E11y Autmbly Work! 1714 00 p• 100 QuerWtt..., PtY"*1t No Stlts D1ttill Send lllmp .. envllop• Eltn 1847 )1118 Enteqmae Ft P1•c• Fl 334112 ~~;;;;~:;;;;;;:;;:a-~~ An Equal Opportunity 8 m1111 homChnteron At 248 June 6th 6ttl 7ttl 00 8 00 40 yeer collactablll clott,ing. miac triiiUtM a 291 Weinut Middleport J161• 6 e 7 Toya nd1ng toys denoe 1h011 sprrng hor1e boob puuelt g~getl Boyd raklence Ant1qu1ty Sal 9 7 ck)thll for 1hort people Home lntlfiOfl drtpea ltldt oruff Ylrd Slit Jun1 e & 7 Frt lnd S•t 10 1m to !5 pm 531 S Second Av• Middleport Clottlll oddl tnd ..,da 20 R11iroed St Middleport Jooe 15th 6ttl 7th 9 00 4 00 Bibl• grill 1l.c:k tultl Rutland S1turd1Y Juna 7th ~ milton NIM' llm1 Rd tum rtght first road 2nd houH on right 6n a~b-dlv11ion Cothlng dilhH gl11s11 atereo odd d'ln1 c•nn'"gJtr~ lot• of m11c Saturd•y Juna 7 9 00 3 00 &75 Front Str11t MM:ldiiiPQrt lt~~ms for men wo~n Wid mt1nta 308 Rear Sprtng Avenu• PorN roy Bedt antran ce of footbell f akl June 7th 9ttl 10th furniture appllencn m11c CaM eu 992 2924 S1t endMon Good boys , 0 1 e g~rll , B !erg• led•• clolh~ng t ~.\1 blcy cle diShaa car Mat W81Qht bench mile Co Ad 28 Flet woodt 11•11-v 1 Ji~~l7thand9th S1turdey raald..,c:e W Vs 9 housahold June 7 Carl Cline Cent• St M..an 00 am Clothing it.na ml1c Directly behind WMPO rad10 ltttlon Middleport Clothing furnitUre Window door• m11c items June 6th Wid 8th 9 00 500 Pt "Pleasant & Vtctntty G•rege S1le Jun. 6 ll'ld 8 9 00 to !5 00 F11Niew Roai electric renga chllda tlbl• 1nd dtllra. bid fr.-ne 1nd heldboerd gl•• Wlrt drep• tova clothing glrll mens woman• A11n or Shtne Y1rd S•lt FrM:l1y Jun1 8 At 36 HendtrtOn 1ero11 fTom Sld1r 1 Tr•ctor Equlpmtnt 10 00 AM 10 6 00 PM rsln cencells Y~rd S•le Fri 1nd S1t 309 11th S1rllt. Potnt PINunt Flrll tlmt 3 f•mity S1turdsy June 7 8 30 1 m & 30 p m Next to Sklera J1Wel . . At 2 Gall Ferry 11 Halp Wanted Plrt tune g11 Evening work Mon thru Turs 15 9 flp•bf• Mottly mle survty worll Vwy llghttup~ng H1waown tr1n1por tatlon Extre pteuant working mnditlons Ctll 614 448 38115 hp••enwd bod¥ -'top PllrUtr and front ~r~d 1hgnment technl c1an wtttl dnlersh1p experiW~ct only Cont•ctJ•ckColhns Part1 .,..d S.Nic• Oir~tor Send reju,. to Jim Cobb 310 E Main St Pomeroy AVON 3 Cflan temtonn Ctlt 304 876 !429 W1nted mature respon11b le lllult to c•r l for 2 school ctlldr~tn dur~ng IU mmer d-v lhift Aaf Req 30. 876 7879 •v• M1ture lldy to l•vt ln and ctrl for eld•rly mtn refarenc.1 ctll 304 .se 1121 llfdy to sfly Wtttl eldetl~ lecfy 8 dey1aweek 900to800 Reply Box P 4 ce re ot Pomt Ple11ant R llliJIIIer 200 Mu1 St Pt Pit W \Ia 12 Sotuattons Wanted Room and boud fo r 1ldtr1y RIIIOnlbll rltel 6H 992 1022 Prtv11a homt Clfl for llniOf citizen• TlC and reference• c.n 614 992 3698 18 Wanted to Do l---------Swim Jeuons prN•t• 01 group Red CI'CIU Llt••vtng 1ndW 8 I Clrtlfl.:t 7 years ••perl.nce plcnlct blnhdJY P~trtl~ end fiiTIIIV ,.unions Call 814 384 2108 .. 1 800 282 2187 C.ll 814 448 3011 Potton l.akt Ntw EngiWid Ohio on June 14th tterting lit 1 00 pm 81nd1 ere Llrry Sp1rb .nd The LoniiOmt A1 mblefl Tht Hill Cammunlty Mldletl Ron AlcatbV Btnd the H•rt• f~:;\'i:;:,tilo~ curr.,tty accepting Brothen 1nd athtfl Direction• Ji tor ON • 1nd RN I Rt 10 bit to GuvwiMe. Ohio cantlct lhM"f Jahn1on end follow thelignt Adndttlon RN Dlfector Df Nur1ing It Dtt11l C1rs Motort lnt eng tl\lnkt paint Nbb., poUshld Wid WIXId C1ll ...,.,lng1 t1M 11 00 614 387 0.88 or . . It 101 Court St Alk iorJam• 111 t!O 00 Chlldr., und•l2 !roo Ffl and Sat June 6 end 7 9 00 to 1 Bndl St Rutland loti of g.rls clottl• •rea 2 and 3 12 and 14 MIIC I will do odd jobt and mowlllg C.ll 814 448 8266 NOAH S ARK ANIMAL PARK Schools church" CO"lllnV' Iring your own IIWn chslrl G•r~ge Stla Je•n Stout ratl dlWICI Blue houH 7th St Behmd School ..Syr.c:u.. Fri Jun• 8 4 9 June 7 10 4 814 992 6511 1 3PM BtuegrUI 1nd country mualc •t RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC) Ad Y1rd S•le Fri 1nd S1t 6th end 7ttl 9 AM to 6 PM A llnlt of tv1M'V1h~ng 2901 M11dowbrook Dnve Point PINIInt W \/1 l•wnmower jew~rlv ,;,oiw;•ll atrolltn mise ISO Nell 11 June e& 7 LIQihtfoot rllidWIOI 9 ti 111n ctnCIIS It m le off SA 1 on SR 124 Pomeroy Rutlllfld B1clt Yard Stla 3318 How~rd Ave June 8 and June 7 butld~ng fmployn11:n1 Servtce s G•riQIIIIeComM'FIIhllf North fourth Middleport June 7 10 4 Two flmtly clothing m11c Y1rd Sale ht Str11t Kanauga M IC lttml June 6 8 & 7th Coupl• would like to purch••• property clou to town Pt kl-1 or sm•ll acre.ga Call 304 1576 4064 1\1.-ung• <olarg• g•r.ge "1e June 8th & 7th MornM'Ig Star Sub Ol\lslon County Rd 30 1514 M9 2137 6 milll out 141 l•ft Ofl 775 3 5 m1 onl1ft Gt;entconoeeyur everyttlmg 992 3076 Chtt ~ NEW HOMES, ene dult • PPiri_,CI {t14 000 t18 0001 The Galli• Count>t Bo•rd of MR DO thttl ... turt ',7 N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR 304 676 requirements or willing to obttln Stl•rv 11 per •l•rv -=h• "''LAOUIS 1~bld...:.g....:.C..;l1P.:.P.:.•_M_1_11•_ _ __ Kenmore e lectnc mangel clathaa noner good cond 304 875 4803 1614)/ BISSELL SIDING CO. Rummage S1l1 Thuud1y & Friday June 15th S. 8th S.m ~m South on Rt 7 old cflurd't G1rage S1le Old 160 It Ever green Cloth ng 26 cent 6 60 centa Oolls lddtng m•chme brcycle flowett m11c Thurt & 6043 PHONE ' *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULA DON G~rage Sale Set June7 tO 00 400 331 Debby Drive Compu tlf toya odd• & ~W~ch 304 676 4 poppu11 mottl•r full blaodtd Be~~gla 10 wM1 oid 304 157$ 2833 292 or 312 cu in Ford motor In IJ>Od cood C•ll &14 448 4063 Rt. 1, Box 27·8 32933 Romine ld. lutland, Oh. 4 577 5 96 1at T me 't'ard Bel• 4 flmilies Onadeyonly FrideyJune6 124 s.at 1.n 1 DrNt Ctl11dren and lllult doth1ng houHhold rtem1 mise odds 1nd tnda 992·5875 Or 742-319 V. C. YOUNG Ill 41 5 861c 304 773 6848 W•ntld Junk •utoa Call 814 992 6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Oh1a GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, Inc. ROOFS. DECKS. ELECT.RICAL & PLUMBING ployful Pomeroy Middleport & V1crnrty 7th BliCk. medium sized lhort hair fem_.e cat ta glvewwey SptY.t end houaabroken 2'h YNrs old 1 tm.ll bl.ck •nd white dog Vlf't/ Y•rd S.l• Aero11 Ke11tlt Mkt Rt 35 June 7th 8th tth 9em to 7pm 5 F1mlty Yard S•la N1c:. thtngt At 7 ., Addt.on June 8th and FourF1mtlyJunt 7 th 41 Sprue• St 9 6 Toddler to ~ult a houallhold Items Priced to aen Call: RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR & Victmty Csll 2 white m111 r.ttbita 814 448 !148 1 13 lfc YOUNG'S !C•rtlflld Electrlcl•n) HUTCHISON CONSTIUmON 992-3525 992-7089 ROSE EXCAVAnNG DOl 1051, Owner 5/ 8-1 mo •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LIUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATELUTE SAlES & SERVICE We Hm ~ hll Tl• Sh1~ lt~.•l•l•• (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Galhpo lis Ohto 45631 8 lllln UCIIII, OHIO CALL 992-3194 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR lteensed Climcal Aud1olog1st l: 5/ 13/ 1 mo SERVICE 5586tfn SZOI61mo 992-6173 CLASSIFIED ADS 2 long h11red white c111 mother & ktttana Call 814 448 483!5 or Kitten• ~ LISA M KOCH, MS Pmes" THE BIID CAGE & FISH POND PO SHOP An Condtltoners Refrrgerators, Washers TRASH & LAIOtl -a: PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Mrcrowave Ovens Satellite Systems 614-843-5248 614·949·2145 PAINT FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS <.:J Co~utenzed Heanng Arr Selection z Swtm Molds Interpreting Servrces 57 2 mo Satellite Sales re INCLUDES 992-3361 CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAG£5 A/C Ra~es $9 5 10 8 tfc m;u;, TIIAT'S ALL His heart is fixed trusting in the Lord Psalm U2 7 We make faith Jmre difficult than God ever made II We ex~rclse faith a hundred times each day We tru sl the doctor to prescri be the proper cure and the druggist to mix the proper medicine We trust the teachers to give us the right information but "hen rt comes 10 heiieving God we make a mighty mystery of II end fence 11 about with difficulties that make II well nigh impossible SU!e 11 os Ihe Ktf l of God but it comes by hearing and hearing by I he word or God Cud says It and we simply take Him at His word Hit wcrr as compllcal<~l as we have made It to be most poor !<luis would II<'Ver make It Indeed It is the simple heart that graspsIt while scholars m1ss It God has kept It from the wiseandprudentandrev ealed II unto babes Just trusting Jesus thai L• aU Unless we hecome as illtle children and stop trymg to be theologians who sometimes Sa! it last we shall never have flxed hearts like the Psalmist wrote about but only feve rish heads Lamar O'Bryant, Pa.stor First Southem Baptl'lt Church MOBILE HOME ROOF PAINTING CONTRACTING Experrenced Servrce m 64861mo TRUSTING FREE ESTIMATES APPLIANCE REPAIR major appliance 3 long hllrld whh• klttWI• CIM 1514 4-tl CM03 c.ll .,, time long h ..rad kitten 4-16 86 lin TV s, Antennas Installation s1nice Sp1lng Sps~l•l Authomod John DMro, Now Holand, lush Hog Form Equopmlftl Doator NO SUNOA\' CALlS DRILLED & SERVICED J.R.'s REPAIRS UNDERPINNING & SOUP Day or Ntght WATER WELLS ICUT OUT FOI FUllll£ UlEI y,., PtlllltJ NIHr DON'S MOBILE HOME REPAIR SERVICE SAUS & SERVICE lldrle.,.rt Jt7 pm a nd\\ u.lnt>sllav st r\ltrs at 7 pm ANTI QUITY Ri\PTIST Kt nn eth Smith p lS!or Sund I } Sd ool 9 :10 a m r hu rch SN\ let' 7 \0 p m }OUth ff'fi OWshlp fi JQ p n Bl blf> srud} 1 hut sda} 7 30 p m BOGGS GampolTs Cuddly pupp'- t..br.tor mla C•ll 814 448 28215 loe~tld on St Rt 180 1 Y••r old fem11e cat Wid 1 llx wMk old fem1le km.., to gtve IW•Y C•ll 814 912 15071 CIISHtRE, 01110 BISSELL BUILDERS •All SIZIS AVIJWll HI 124 \\111\ o.~n HobJ<'k p a~ t f Sund I V & hot I \1l 1n !'. uJday( \f'fllng srnlcr> .. p m \\ f'dm'S d<~\ t Hni ngstl\lt ( 7 1>m CA RPE NTER BAPTI ST Ofin ChE'adlt Sup t Sund n School 9 J() r1 m Mo1ntn~ \\ orsh p 10 lOam Ptt\ f'l Sf'r\lrr a1tr 1n 367·7560 - 367-7671 1386tfc *Slontl Btilq I HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN fh(' Rl'v "llllam OUR SA VIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH l <11 <JT"' BUILD Ul' parrl (Including micro wavea) Also Lawn mower repa1r Mobite CHRISTl \ N UN ION Campbf-11 past or Sunda} Schoo l 9 :W a m James Hughrs supt Evenin p;.sef'\ lce 7 111 p m Wednsday evening prayer mC1.'t lng 7 111 p m You rh praye1 servicE' m< h Tuf'Sdav F'AIRVJEW BIBI E CHURCH Letart Vo. Va Rr I James L('WL~ pasror Wor ship sen Ires 9 30 a m Sunda > School u a m F:\ C' nln g wors hip 7 30 p m Tu esda y cona.eP pra~rr meetin g and Blblr> Study 9 lO am Wor ~ hlp ~r vlrr Wed nesday 7 Ill p m 5 IZ 86 m IN CHRIST CHURCH Lora It'd m I t's:as Co mmuni!\ off Ct Rt 82 Hrv Hoberl Sand('r s pastot Jeff Hollrr l ~y " tder Ed Rou <;h Suncta, Sc hoo l Su pt Sund I) School 9 'll <1 m mo tnln~ v. orshl p anll c hlldrrn ~ church 10 30 1m ('\min~ preachin g sPrvict' on ht Sf'f'Ond and l..md< 7 00 p W1:odn Nickl \ Ph. 1614) 843-5425 After 5 (oil F\l !H BAP rJ ST CH LRCU H •llt o ld Sl M 1son Sunda\ St hool til am Morn lngv.nr)> hl pl ll m F' r ntn gsrnlr<' l p m Pra\ C' l mf'f'! lng m 1 Blbl r S!ucl\ Wpd nf'Sda v 7 11 m FOREST RUN 13 \PTI ST Rl'\ Ny lc BOldt p a~t o r Cor r ellus Bunr h ... upt Sunda\ Sc hoo 9 :10 J m &con I and rout!h Sund I }!> v. otshlp srn In It') \fl p IF NO ANSWER CAlL U S RT. SD EAST GUYSVILLE, 01110 Free E1t1metea CALl (OLLECT. FENCE COMPANY 992-5432 992-5141 Worked rn home area !17 86 tfn ACCENT 7-0317 Ripley Office For Hours 304·372·5 Call 1514 387 VIIYL llWMIIUI 949-2263 or 949-2168 Cro~anHiy ~,_tauront 1 KH'rw~d c•1d'" ·'"'"1" 228 W Matn St, Pomeroy "Servrng Famthts" 264 S 2nd, Middleport ·------------------------------..1. :0.1EIGS COOPERH I\ E Pi\RISH l ~ITF.D METHODIST ( HURCII Rn ·oo""'·.. , , Blblr Si ho1~ POMEROY \\~SIDE CHURC11 OF OJRIST l12:li CltUc:ln'!l s HolT)(' Road Coun" Road 761 912 5l1'> \ oral musk Sund<n \\ or sihplO a m Bi blE' Stud) llam Worship 6 p \ I go lrom iiloon<er or later most of us wrll undergo some lund of a ma1or change and a prrme example of one that can cause much confusrotl and turmorlrs movmg to a new home or a drfferent crty Whatever the reason, rt rs bound to drsrupt the lives of all concerned for example tf your chrldren have to attend a new school as a result Trymg to rnform everyone of the move and adaptrng to new surroundrngs can be chaotrc rndeed However the one element rn your lrfe that should not change ts your farth for rt can be a stabrltzmg force durrng thts hectrc trme So tf possrble contrnue to attend your House of Worshrp If not ftnd one rn your new locatron that wrll meet your sprrrtual needs Above all remember that the love of God wr ll follow you and remarn wrth you wherever you may happen to be K~e ('-\ PT. PUASAIIT OffiCE :IDS Jackso• Art. lEND AREA CALL Gutta11 Downspouts Gutter Claanrng Patnttng loll Qu«kol oro! Ruth Ann Mrddleport Ohro • BULLDOZING •END LOADER •TRUCKING •TRENCHING •CRANES oDRAGUNE A-AL& SIIIGEIY IY APPT. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. NEW- .EPAIR POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 K&C JEWELERS \1 q..J)am Morning " orshlp lO :llam ' ruth !'!l('('tln~ 6:00pm E\cmngwn1shp 1rlp m. Y.N:lnesda\ ni~hl PI a\ff mw!lng 11 I B hk s!OO\ 7 ffipm THE SAI\ A.rJO~ \RM'I 1J5 Butt('[nut Ave Pomero) Mr~ ())ra \\ lnlng m lh lf.[!( &alia' holinrss Ill{'(' mg lO am Suncla\ School 10 lJ a m &mcla\ School \ I~M Elol.!w Adams t ader lJ p m ~I' 1110n ll'lef'llng valious speal<<'I'S and mus ic S JX'flal~ 111\Jl"SWv ll J) a m to 2 pm I ... Jdl~"!i HonY' Lf~ memtX'rs In l'hargl' all \.\ On-en In 1tf'd ti -1.1 p m Thursda\ C'orp; ( adfo O a~ You~ Propi.,.BibiE' " l1 p n B1blt Studv and Pra\er ~tlng cpcn to ttl public ~ am - Psalm old Coli 114 3117 7127 7173 Paul E. Shockey, DVM vr Full blooded Ret ,.,,., 1 C•nn• bulbi L&IGE IUGINI LONG ROOFING 106 luttonut Avo Pomoroy Oh sp1nP or whtther shall I flee from thy presence 7 BEN , ~FRANKLIN Cf i ~RCH 1614)992-2039 or 1614)992-5721 thy RALL'S Mtll Work Cabrnet Maktng Syracuse 992 3978 Sunday School Whrther shall Howard L Write•l SENTINEL flOWEitl FOI IV!IT OCCASION Pomeroy RACINE PLANING Mill MIDDLEPORT I - Percy B Shelley Flow11 $bop THE DAILY John F Fultz Mgr Pn 991 2101 992 Ull Pomeroy pa ~a Pome~og fly MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nahonwrde Ins Co ::dt-" TOWN & COUNIIY VETDINAIIAN CUNIC G1veaway 4 PH. 304-675-2441 many change and pass Heaven s l1ght forever shrnes Earths shadows Brogan-Warner Brown's Are & Safety Equipment ~~~·: ;;d Main St Ntll Pmudfoot 992-2772 520861mo Locusr & Beech Street 9919921 Middleport POMERO't GltJRO I OF ....... 992-2772 StrVICf _ J&l INSULlnON & SIDING CO. J&L INSULAnON & SIDING CO. g7"\ 115 E Mtmonol Dr 992 2104 $6, .., .. •aoo FREE ESTIMATES ~ - AutomOII'If Oh10 114 •2 7717 Moo Fri 8 lO ~3_ __,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ S.r._ld Nights end WMbnds Coil 114 192 9101 lor ' ·ln - t....t __ ..,_ _ _ _ _ _ __ Will do •nv v•rd wor• minor rep.tu painting IMkl1 or out tllwe rlfeftne•• 304 7991 na �Friday, June 6, 1986 F111anml 21 LAFF-A-DAY Businen Opportunity lNG CO recommttnda th1t you do butln•l With p.apla you know, and NOT to send money through t he mful unttl you have Unturnlthed one bedroom and 12 K30 tre•ler custom bu1h for beauty shop, fully equipped tlltcetlent cond1hon two st111on Ca ll 304 - 676 - 3211 after 5 OOPM ln M1ddlttport ~ ba.drocril fur MIIhed apertmeht also 2 room fur n11hed apertment 1 30 4 Ba ck Retu rn of the Jttd1, Friday• Furnished Rooms For rent Sleepmg Rooms nnd light houle keepmg room• Park Central Hotel Call 614 4460766 46 Space f or Rent "Central Park bridle path, please ." COUNTRY MOBILE Hon1ePark, Route 33 North of Pometoy La rg e lots Call 61 4 992 7479 Tnul er lot s sewer and watet" furn 1shad, smllll children I C· cepted Rt l locustAd backof K &. K 304 575 1076 watM wens urv1ced Free est1 matas Call and 614d11lled 992 1~::;:::;:;::::::::::::::::-rc~~::::::::::::;:::::-j - - - - - - - - -- Tra1\er spaces Sand H1ll Road 6006"' 614 742 3147 32 Mobile Homes 41 Houses for Rent convflmetlt to schools 5to rean d for Sale hosp1tal C•tv s8W'er ava1lable PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR redtsoover your p11no s beaut1fu l ANractl\letwo bedroom house1n lnqu1111 Roul8fl 304 675 4600 tone ca ll todav Wards K~r," Pomero y Fully carpeted dra pes between 9 00 and 4 00 woek days 1978 ManSion 14x70 total and curte1ns stove and ref11ger board 304 875 5500 Of 675 electriC w1th fireplace and I ott of ator Full basement lovely su n 382ol extr11n1ce. 811000 Ca\1614 Tn•l er space lor rern Gall•pol1 11 porch Sorry no pet a or ch1ldren 388 9660 Hom& •deal for s.ngle or cou pl e Ferry Cll'f water garbage p• ck up furmshtld 304 675 6335 or t226 ph.11 secuut v dapostt 19813 1h70 3bdr allelec , CA 675 3246 Phone 614 -992 5292 after 6 lwGd 1n 6 1h monthl Call 614 31 Homes for Sale 367 7216 0 1 614 367-0622 Tr oll er apace 3 mil e:~ fro m town Will te ll on land contract or w111 42 Mobile Homos JUSt abo\leold ·y on Rt 2 large 4 btdroom houu fireplace 3 help f1nance lot 304 675 3248 for Rent m1 tou th ofGall1pol11. f29 900 Call days 614 446 1615 or 1978 Faumont Bayview , even1ng1 6 14 446 6222 14d6 All elec 2 bdr . e.~~c cond . underp•nnmg, wood deck Fully fu rn11hed AC all ut•t11es 1 1 1J story 4 or 5 bdr 2 baths, full & wood sta1rt 18.500 f1rm Clal pa1d , adults on ly Call 614 446 4110 or 614 446 2003 bnament l11eplace 14x20 614 246 58 15 b111idmg with garage on 8 1 2 & 3 bdr mobtle homes AC acru, ku:.atltd 1n R•o Grande 1980 l1berty 14x54, 2 bed Cell61 4 246 5197 aftM 6 room unfurn iShed vmyl under· cable T\1 BuiS\Idle Rd C11 ll 51 Hous ehol d Goods pmn1ng •ncluded Must sel l Call 614 -446 0527 after 3pm 3 4 bdr ctrpe'ted , remodeled 304·773 6873 14x70 tre1ler l or rant , S250 mo baumllflt , mce 'h acre •;, mile 3 bdt , total elec CA f260dep from c1ty 822 500 Call 614 2 bedroom 1Vt bath. 12•7D Cell 614-446 3793 bath & 'h , SWAIN 446 -2034 11ftar &PM UOOO C1ll 614 992 7362 w11her & dryer AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St Ga ll1pohs New & used Government homM from t1 MOBILE HOMES MOVED 1n wood coal uove•. 6 pc w ood LA IU rapa~rl Dal1quent tilt prop- surfld rusonable ratea. Call 2 bdr total el&etrlc Call 614 446 -0722 su•te S399 bunk beds S199 eny RepoSIMSions Call 805- 304-676 -2336 11ntra n recl mer• G99 new & 687·6000 e.11t A-4562 fo r cur· 2 bdr at Evergreen Call 614 uud bedroom su 1t es ranges. rent repo l11t 1982 Clayton 12x60 all elec 446-7032 wnnger wast1ers !'. shoes New $10,600 304 -576 2486 llv1ngroom su •tes 8199 6599 Spung Vatlev 3 bdr ranch , DR , LA 1g FR. 2 baths 2 f~replecas , Two bed room house trailer on Upper Rtvllr Ad al1o double Iampi , also buytng coal & wood w1de C•ll 614 -446 -0508 or atoves Call614 445 3159 nS~Niy remodeled kitchen C•ll half acre ground call 304-468 614 -446 -2430 , 617 614 446 -2487 GOOD USED APPliAN CES N1 ceuecut1Ve type hom e 3100 183acreoffRt 87. 198114lt70 2 bOd room furnished N o pets Wuheu dryers refnge1aton 614 -949 2253 sq ft hv area, 1nground pool, three bedroom Skyline mobile rangu Sk.11ggs A pph onces w1th or w•thout acreege S R home, l1rge mach1nery, canle Upp er Rtver Ad beSide Stone 16D 4 m1 from Holzer laaat· shed, 36 acres pasture, 36 acres 2 bedroom tr11ler w1th expando Crest Motel 614 446 7398 oPtion a poss1b1 hty Cell 614 - meadow balance timber 2 hvmg roo m on larg e lsvel lot 1n County Appliance Inc Good 446 73 22 pondt . lpr~ngs exc huntmg half M iddleport Near 1tores Adult• ontv Call 614 -992 -2 101 or usad appliances and TV lets mmaral nghts. 885 ,000 00 614 99 2 23 19 Open BAM to 6PM Mon th ru 3 bdr large k1t ch lm b11th, 304 696-3060 S.11t 614 446 1699 627 3rd ut1l1tyrm smgle garege 2 Cllr duvewav n1ce yard. garden Houte tra1htr 4b1 0 1966 2 bedr oo m mobtle ho me A..-e Gallipolis OH Rac me 614 367 7148 space f1n1shed garage Can be good cond, new Jtorm wmdows - -- - -- Sa b2 fclas07 converted fam1ly room Call 02.100 00 304-675 4631 Vall ey Furn1tur e now & usod l arge sacuon ol quality hum 61 4 446 1358 Sat 7th mena womens chlldrens lure 1216 Eastern Ave clotf'IM , console ster80 w1th AM Gal l1pol•s 3 bedroom newly redecoreted, 33 Farms for Sale FM rad-10 and tape ptav er, baby alum1num sid1ng large cerport. ttems, crehs, home Interior g.11rage. on 'A acre lot In CheJter For sale Harlequm Romo nce hum1d1f1ar, 1.,-npe, curt ams and One fourth m11e on 248 off At books 270 for 575 wh1te 40 acr• w•th n1ce 2 ttory home m11c Bradbury betund WMPO wooden table S25 , yellow kit 7 614 986-4366 4 bdr , 2 bathJ, completely Hams restdence chen ch ma cabinet 150 ell 1n 3 bedroom, Lg kitchen. ha1t remodeled , tobacco beae, flfm good condition See at 256 So equ1p Call 614-266 -6790 Two bedroom tra1 ler remodeled, Fourth Ave Middlepo rt Oh pU fl'"41 lit cond carpeted , 1111· cou ples one small child ac age. Svrecu1e 614 -992-3402 cep•ed. reieten ce• and depos1t Soh 11nd chtur wary good after 5 pm Rt 1 l ocust Road , bac lo: of K & K condltton Routh Lane Cfle 35 Lots & Acreage Everett SchwArtz sh11e Call 614 367 7213 W1ll Quality home, newly remodeled sell cheap chotce location on College Ad Houtttr&ller. 45•10 1966G ood Syracuse, new completelutchen Cou ch C811614 446 -1149 and l11undry 111 cond1tioned. Camp11te at 819 Foot Park No cond, new storm wmdows, large lot 514·992 -6324 money down i50 mo ownflf U , 100 00 304 -676 -4631 f1nance wilt show sve & Country oak flnn1ture r.ow '" 2 bedroom Duplt.lt house par Ito~ Coffee and tmd lebles weakendt At 1 6 m1 . below 43 Farms for Rent ro und pedestal and drop leaf 11ally furn11hed Low utllhree, 1n Galllpohs, turn nght & follow t11bln corner cupboard 2 pc Pomeroy Call daya, 614·992 11Qn1 cupboards dry Slfl k! secr1:1tary 2381 or 614 -992 -25 09 even desk• cl\est of drawers ch111r 1 IMQ I 1'-4 acres w1th 1 2lll60 mobile 34 acre crop land 50 acra larg e selection Conkle '! Rt 7 home Rt 218 10 mtlea from piSiure & tobecco alotmant Tupparsplams. Oh 2 btldroom houte '" Pomeroy Galhpoha C111t 614-246- 5049 Call 304 675 6104 $2DO furn111\MI, 1185 unfut even1ng1 Trad 1t1onal sofa tor sale Off n11h&d Pay own utilltiM. wood white and avocado Cu t velvet burner, large yard Call days 1 10 5 ICrM, PIM1811V WOOded 44 Apartment Call 614-992 -6796 614 -992 -2381 or 6U -992 · Iota Tupper Pl1ms 1nd Chnter, for Rent 2509 sven•nga water and appr oved road to etch Pickens Used Fur1'11ture Good lot Reesonebly priced, w1ll 1- - - - - - - - - - qualitY used futn •ture Opan 9 to 1 only New lot model. All flnance 10 parcent down Call 6 or call for app omtment Amer1c1 n Ran ch, 3 bedroom, 614 986 -3594 JACKSON ESTATES APART 304 675 6483 or 676 14 60 reduced t3000, tor qu1ck sale MENTS j Equ•l Housmg Opper 614 992 -6&87 Altlton bu•ldmg lots wtth pubh c tu 111tyl monthly rent startt at Sears 1111 cond 4 to 5 rooms , water mob•le homM permitted. 1176 for 1 b&dfoom and S212 S200 00 Can be seen 2218 House Chuter v1llage. 7 rooms 304 ·676 2336 tor 2 bedroom depo11t S2DO Lincoln Ava Pt Pit b111ement. garage. 1 tenth acre lo cated near Spnng Valley Plaza easv care mck neighborhood Redmond R1dga 3'h m1IM hom end Foodland, pool and Cable TV $26.500 614 986 35 71 town House 1 Yr ato ry ap~ro x 7 ava1labla off1ca houra 11 PDIII 52 C8 ,TV , Rad1o acres, sto ra ge bldg 304 675 ble 10 am to 4 pmand 7 pm to 9 2 bedroom houu w1th 10 plu• 6117 pm Mondey Fnday Ca ll 614EqUipment acral of woodt May co nd11dar 446 -2745 or le11 ve m•sage rent w1th opt1on to buy 614· 181 4273 Ntcely f urmahed mobile home. Channltl Master ntell1te r ecap eff apt , central lit and heat •n t1on equ1p w1th 10 mch drsh & Restored home, V1ne S1 Racme ctty , adu ltS only Call 614 -446remo te con trol $1 50 0 Call 3 bedroom, bath li11mg roo m, 0338 614 446 9552 $1 BOO k1tch en. dinmg roo m Pn ce Houses lor Rent S35 ,000 Ph one 6 14 -949 · 41 2 bdr uhhtii!JI partially furn . 25 40 1175 mo Call 304 -675 51D4 53 Antiques Rent, leaae land contra ct, 3br ' sFor Sele House and lot on Hysell Rodnev V1llegell 2 br ' • Eureka, New 1 bedroom1partment Call R1.m Rd Ca ll 6 14 992 7708 3br Evan• Hetghtt . Depoait & 6 14 446-0390 Full ltl e bun be d complete refer ences ~u11ed Blackburn 3 bedroom Good cond1t1on Has Realtv·614-446-0008 Call 6 14 446 1171 Co1b111 & 2 bdr .11pt do wntown S2 10 mobil• home on l ot Call 614 Snyder Furn without ullht111, 1330 w1th 742 ·2291 uhl lt1e1 Depo111 requ •red Call Fu m1shld hou11 2 bdr, • 196 814 -446 2129 8 DOam - 5pm lmpar1al Candi8W•ck diShes ser 131 rear 4th Ave , Galhpoh• Two 11ory house 3 years old. 3 Call 446 -6416 after 7pm VIC8 tor 6 many ex i ra P•ece bedrooms . 1,800 IQ h , totat•ng 100 &1 ,000 Calt6 14 Furn ap11 1 & 2 bdr S220 & 063 000 00 30 4 882 2999 928 F~rst Ave . 5 room• & bath i2J6, utlhtlll pd 701 4th 44 6 7508 even1ng1 Gall•poh• Ca ll 44 6 4416 after Call 614 446- 3946 att:er 4PM 7pm 3bedroomhouse Blotsw•th12 Large 3 bdr , good lo catton S715 54 M1sc . M erchandise 1cte1 ground pond new barn Furn apts 1 bdr S226 ut1htt &1 mo Cell 304-676 5104 will sell nght 304 773 6978 paid, 607 2nd Ave Galhpol11 11fter 6 PM 773 6157 3 bdr home m country \l•nton Cell446 - 44~6 aher 7pm Callahan 1 Ueed T11e Shop Ovor er11 Stove refrlgllf'ator trllh, 2'11 veer old home, 7 room• and water furn•shed , 8200 mo , Furn11h.. apartment, ut1ht1811 1.000 t11n , slzee12 , 13 14 15 16 16 5 8 m1les out At 218 bath on 1 8 acre Galhpoh• t160 dep 2 chtldren . re-f ' s C1ll pa1d, 108 Vme St $235 C11otl Call614 266 6251 Ferry, W v, 304 675 2284 814 -446 9244 between 9 00 61,·388·9686 500 PIIIIIC Clltern state app rovAd 3 bedro om house 2 ¥. acres on 2 bdr home 1n ocellent neigh· plastiC septiC tanks plasttc M11111ona Ro ad, 19.600 00 2 bd r upst11r1 apt , e11tra nice, borhood, new wall to w111 culvens, metal culven s RON 30 4 676 7306 centr•l 111 Call 614 446 2158 cwpetlng a. curt11ns prov•ded EVANS ENTERPRIS ES, Jacli Plu t many e11traa tow utlln:~ bills son Oh 614-286 6930 & garden apot Call 614 286 - Apartme nt l or rent Crown C1ty 32 Mobile Homes 1176 mo plus depostt Ca ll 5110 lor further deta1ls Good used floor model color 614-266 6496 for Sale TV 1. and good roto t1ll11r Call Houte In country yerd garden 614 446 1149 1 bedroom apt fo r rent Basic KC area. 1260 Aeferen cn and NEW AND USEO MOBIL E rent start• S2 16 a month that dapoal1 Call 614-367 044D or Ford 11dmg mower S 200 76 HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY inclu de s 1111 utllit•es Oepo11t 614--446-3760 Starcuft t8fl t camper fl)l cond MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Ml reqult'ed of *200 Contact Vtl $900 pract1 ce p•ano S150 Call WEST, GALLI POLIS RT 36 l-oa Manor Apt M iddleport House In cou ntry yard garden 614 -266 ·6495 PH ONE 61 4-448 7274 KC 1181, 8260 Referen ca end 114· 992 n87 Equel H0011ng depotlt Call 614-367 044D or Opponun~~y General Ele ct11c au t omat1c 1llll60 Shultl' covered e~orch wuher $60 Sears dryer S25 rurel water. metal ttoraga bldg , 614-4-46-3760 2 bedroom unfurmshed apart steriJO 8125 Call 614 44 6 w1th lot. Crown Cltv Call men t No pete 1 bedroom 3 bedroom hou te Pratt• Fork, 7081 6 14-256 1444 or 614 266 furn11hed apt No pets 614 On Rt 33 18 1cree. houuonly, 1389 or 304 -675 -1389 With garden Free 911, watltf 949-2253 Tandy 1000 ho me co mputer 1980 liberty 1h&4 2 bdr . all well, epp ltancat 1250 per 2 bedroom, total elec apt m wtth pnnter $ 1 600 or best month Available Immediately offer Call614 446 4171 gas underp1nning . sle pt, Pomeroy Acro11 from F1re 614· 253· 2323 Columbus block• M u1t be moved. 16 500 Station 614 992 8216 or 614· For ule model 12 Wm chestet C11ll 614 · 446 0963 2 bedroom furnlth ed hou1e tn 992 -7310 12 16 & 20 gtugi!JI All o1g1nal M iddleport Cell 61-4 -992 · 8500 & up Other guns also Call Repoueued mob1le home 2 bedroom home in cou ntry near 6304 614 4-46 9407 f600 down, take over pay Cfluter ofl•o 614 · 767-4273 menu El '81 Patriot 14 a6 8 Locust poatt r"9u lars & corners Th r" bedroom g11 heat . S167 Newtv deco11ted 2 bedroom Apartmen ts for ren t Call Cl• Call 614 26 6 1902 per month No charge for Mull Fully ca rpeted Unfurlend Realty 1114 992 -2269 delivery Mid Oh10 Frnanetal niahed Storm doors and w•n· dows Will ac c1pt 1 or 2 Echo tnm men $88 75 to Services. 1-800 82 6 0 762 Pomeroy 2 bdr, N..,-lort Run children Oepoah raqu~red 614· 1299 95 Husqvarna IIWS 1176 mo t100 depo11t. yard Echo 11ws Vardman mo wart Bemco room -ette hvingroom 12 992 -3090 p.tlo. Call after 6pm 614 992 New & used, all mek11 Ch1klers ft by 20 ft wi1h shdlng gla1s 8886 Nice one floor In Pomeroy Sew Supply, Koontz -Sallor Ad doon. Bedroom 1 2 ft by 12 ft Vmton Oh Cell 614 388 8564 e11c cond Call 614 -446 -9515-2. Lrvtng room, dining room. kit 2 bedroom furnilhed 1panment chen , 2 bedroom~, lov•v en 01 ,800 tor rent in Middleport AU cto11d sun porch. Carpeted, 3 de l u~~:e trlpla uack whne ttorm utllltl• paid Cell 814 -992 · drapel, end curt1ins, dove and w1ndows, Slle 615 In • 32 In 1980 AichardJon 1 OxfiO, 2 bdr, &OU good cond , 8100 C11ll 614 good cond Celt 614·241Hi840. ratrlgeretor Fullbuement ldell 44 6 1610 for tingle or couple Sorry no 2 bedroom apartment in down1973 Holly Perk wtth lot, chain clllldren or pet:a *2215 plua town Middlepon. 1225 per Ftbergleu camper lop 8 ft Unlr. fencttnd outbuilding, CI A, tecurlty depoaH Phone 1114· month Call 814 - 982· 1611 I fJOO 814 -985-4-418 . loctted Gelllpolla Ferry. 304· 992·6i292 {Hoefllcf'IJ after 5 00 Real Eslate Merchandise Rentals '• off the 13th Empire 75 304-17&· 3134 . APARTMENTS. mobil• hom•. hou . . Pt Ple•ent end Olllipo- llo 814·.U8·8221 Nlc. 1lec1ric Tappan el.cmc r1nge with Jttlf·cl..ning oven 1 'A yr. old Will 1ell or trllde t or ges renge. C•ll814 -992 -3596 1976 Starcr~ft ski boat 66 , Evenrude, very good cond , 12,800 Call 814 -446 -2114 Nightmare on Elm Street Deer-Bear Turkey Hunt •n R f OJO. Mtnk and General Trap pmglnk and G S20 10 130 eacfl 614 742 3010 Folding top school deek, 60 000 BTU natural stove &50 30 000 BTU stove S25 Baby bed w omans b•cycle S20 Ca ll 992 7177 Wood bern tvpe bwld1ng 7x10 304 675 1564 M cOamel Custom Butchtmng wlllbeclosedum1IA ug 15thfor vacat•on Coleman cemp1ng out f1 t 11 1.8 tent lAnt ern ~eater and 1tove, brand new 1n bOJI 8 bundles of roo fing s~mgles 304 675 3388 or 675 2930 Two 1111 cond Tw•n bo11 sprmg e and mattrBSI 304·676 - 1604 Buy RAWLINGS Prod u ct• wholesale Dale and W1lma Wood , 304 -675 1090 One baby bed axe co nd 860 00 Stroller exc cond S25 00 H.gh· ch1ur 61 5 00 l arge ro cker S45 00 or best offer call 30 4 895 382 1 anyt1me World Book Child Craft rapre seiHII t• ve full tune o r pan -t1me Goe•antees Av1ulable 304 -882 2485 Rabb11 cages tor sale, tallder& wife & etc 304 675 6704 , SLIG HT PAINT DAMAGE Flashm9 auow t~g n S285 L1gh ted non -ano w S2651 Nonl1gh· ted 52391 Free lettenl FI!W left See locally 116001 42 3 0163 any t1me Surplus Army Camouflage Denm1 Re ntaiCiot h1ng larg&lt Select• on Armv Clothmg 1n Oh1o Valley pnnted T Sh1rts Cap• IFr• Evenmgs I Sat Sun 1 00 7 00 p m Sam Somerville sEut Ravenswoo d Junct•on Independence Road Old At 21, (FrtHI Oe llvHry Pt Phtllant (304 675 3334 ) Pl enty 1( 1d1 Jr Camouflage 55 8u1ld1ng Supplies Bu•lclmg Matrmals 81ocll buck sewer pipes, wtn dows lmtel! etc Claude Wm ters R•o Gran dA 0 Ca ll 614 24551 21 Bu1 l d1n g ma t enals , cament bloch all t~z e s ya rd or delivery G11lhpoh!l Block Co, 1231/l P1ne St Galhpol1s Oh10 Call 61 4 44 6 2783 Blo ck br~ck mortar and me so nry suppl1es Moun to •n State Block Rt 33 New Haven , W VII 30 4 882 2222 10 toot 4 mch plasti C p1p11 and f1 tt1ngs 30 4 675 1604 3 000 new br~ cks pa1d $172 00 per thous11nd Will sell 8125 00 por thousancl 304 -576 221 8 Pats for Sale 6081 76 ~~:::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::~~~~ 71 61 Farm Equipment CROSS Ito SONS US 36 Wnt. Jackson. Ohio 614 286 6461 Maney Ferguson. New Holland. Bush Hog S1les & Serv1ce Over 40 u11d tractors to chooee from & OOfl1llete line of new & ultd equipment largest aelectton In S E Ohio JIM S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SR 36 W G1lhpol11, Oheo Cell 614· -446-9777, eve 614-446· 31192 . Up front n-actora With watTir'lly OVIf' 16 USed tractort 1000 toolt Bidwell Caah Feed Stofl June Special 's Golden Bow & Cam• uon tough 1WIIt bale twen• now on ly en 50 end 48 1n welded wne t32 60 Call 814 -381 - 9688 1970 5000 Ford diMiel tr~etor w1th 3 bottom plow• 14,750 340 lntemat•onal tractor with plows & 6 ft "ckle bar mower, S1 960 Call1 · 61-4·281· 6522 1963 Chevy Impala 283 engine, automattc, PS PB restored '" vervnlcecondition i1 996 Call ., 614 -446- 9407 1975 Pontiac 1600 Call 814 4"5 · 1368 1975 G Plymouth Fury 1978 Mercury Monarch Both 4 door, 11r Cell 614 -992-7075 8 00 em - 700pm 1980 G Ptyrmuth Furv. AM FM, elr 1980 Datton 21 0, 6 speed Call 614 · 992 -7076 8:00am · 7 00 pm 1978 Detaun 200 SX 5 apeed AC . other axtru N1ce oondt tion 12300 CAll 614 949 2893 1981 Monte Carta V6, auto PS, PB AM ·FM tape 63 000 miles Call 30"· 773 6428 1976 Plymouth Wagon for 111e Run• good IH5 Phone 614 304 675 1386 Fermall cu b tractor & equ1p ment Call614·268 -6848 1979 Ctmero 13 300 00 Snrl Go-Cart f160 00 KE100 Ka· wu-"1 t350 00 Ph one 304 Small older model Cub Cadet law n tractor '" good ShiPfl Kohler eng 1500 Cell 614· 367 0110 36 0 J 0 dozer 6 way blade, wend! Excellent conditiOn 30D ltemattonal Tractor loldar Naw rebuilt hydreultct 700 Sertn Ford log Truck Bolsters extra Ca ll 614 - 949· 2826 or 614 949 · 2828 .tter 4 00 18 HP 91rden tractor with 42 1nc:h mower. du~ wagon culttviiOI1 and plow 614 843 6439 New Holland round bailer. model 862 J.ll1 hke new 16,000 00 S•dert Equipment Co., 304 675 742 1 John Deere 700 gtmder-mtur. 83.000 00 Siders Equipment Co , 304- 675 -7421 62 Wanted to Buy 63 Livestock AQHA Reg11tered Quarter OOrae atu d 1erv1ce Dlftct out of · Charlte Pol ne·· Call 814 446 2 he•fefl for ula, 1 year old Call 7 week old rootten 26 cents each Call 614-949 -2502 614-992-2452 1 regiStered Jeruy milk cow one Jersey milk cow , good m1lker good fam1ly cowl 304 675-7368 64 Hay & Grain mal~s 8e~tglll s 6 weeh old 3 950 each C•H6 14 986 4143 AKC reg1st ared CockM Spamal born April 26 black ancl tan temalf!, buH and wh1te female , Mother r&d and butf 1 11: year1 Phone 614 992 6021 or 304 · 675 3458 57 Hay for sale 90 cente out off~eld S 1 20 deliverfld & stacked Call K1mbs ll contole p1ano $1 20 0 00 Baldwm Easv Play organ S 1 DOD 00 Phon11 30 4 675 , 296 Fruit & Vegetab les St1rk1 Tr&e and lawn Se r111 Ce landse~p l ng 304·576 2010 2668 1980 Ford ven 6 cy1 , 4 tpd , low m•l sage, IPOrtv. caJh pnc• $2 ,999 John'a Auto Saln, Bul.w•lle Rd Galhpolia Rotary or ceble too l dr~llmg Moat well s co mpleted umedav Pump 111111 and urv1ce 304 895 3802 1979 Jeep CJ -6 6 cy l . good oond 73 000 m1 f2 , 850 Call Carpantrv . remodeling, room addition, all bu1ld1ng repairs cement o~nd blocllw ork P11nt 1ng and roohng 304 676 5152 614-446 4292 1978 Dodge 4 ~~: -4 318 aut o, 'h ton, fair oondi11on , 81 ,BOO Call 614·266 - 1427 Home repe~r s all type• Carp en try , Roo f1ng, Pa•nt1r.g, free 11t1 mate• J Hall , 304 -676 2906 1980 Chevy w1ndow van. 8 l)lllenger, dual heat 111, t•lt. crulle, $6,996 Call 814 ·379 2341 No SundiY calls 82 S1rowbflrrl88 fo r sale You ptdl. 75 cents quart We PICk 11 00 qt Call 304 458 -1997 81 Honde 660 in good condl· tlon 1950 Call 614-992 -6144 Strawber118& pt ck your own Call Claude W1nteu 614 245 6121 19n Mustang Cobra 302 4 spd . rum&roua new parte. good c:ond Clll 614 4411 -4171 Str!lwberrles p1ck your own thiS week & ne11 t Call Carl GU1esp1e, 614 -446 3869 19n Ford Grenada 4 door, 70,000 mtles, n.w engine with 20.000 miles, t1 ,000 Call Sale or trade for ' c.,- 1917 HJJiey FLH Ca ll 014· 441 , 4014 1978 Llnc:oln Continental in good cond , low m1l11 Call 814-«6· 1846 1983 XR 80. Motor Cycle l1ke new 614 -246 6177 1985 ATC 250 8;g Rod Good rondlt.an Call 814-,42-3056 1982 Kaw111\ci 1100 E11cellant cond ition. C1H 614 -742 2066 or e14-742-Z703. Suzuski 650, " cycl. e•c cond, crulle con1rol, digetal gear, read out, •lectrlc fuel gauge, garage kept , at per llharp tnd IUPif' fut mutt see to apprlclete, 304 79 Dodge Omnl 0 ·24, 4 epd , aun· roof , AM · FM . 80 .000 mil•. one own.,, good cond Call614· 448 ·7133 MIMingl 876·8831 . 1984 Fetd LTD ttltlonweoon. V· 6, IUI:O, elr, CNIH, 1tlt, AM·FM, 13.489. John't Auto ,174 KewaUkl KX4150. good cond . ftndtr equlre 1tr1n gulttr. mullc m~n. tubt emp Sol", Bul!'llll• Rd., Ool..,.lo. 1988 Honda 4 whMier 260 Excavating Good 1 E•c: ava11ng, baumenh footets diiVtrNays, I!Phc tanks land!lcapmg C1ll anytime 614 446 -4637 Jemes L Da v11on Jr owner I Trenching Servtce wetet gas and elec tric Free es t• ma tes 304 71 3 5839 85 General Haultng r NOTH lNG WANTID HEAR THE RE6T TO EAT / -• OF IT.' IT SURE TAKES H IM A LONGTIME TDTHAW OLJT. AREN'TYCU, / • ..,• ! Telel'i.~ion En•ning FRIDAY Isaac taUs fo r 1he choreogra pher l o r the l o ve Bo a1 M er m a1ds wh1le Gopher tnes to se ttl e a sh1p squabble, Doc tako s charg e of h•s g •rlfn end and J udy becomes amacted tO a mvst enou s stranger (60 m1n) jR) EVENING 0 (}) PM Magazine (]) Entertainment Tonight • ffi Hogan' s Heroes CJ @ Jeopardy fjJ ()) Nightly Busmess Re· port !]) News ljj) MacNeil -Lehrer 1D C11l Otvorc e Coun Game fjJ CIJ Ta•o CID Ken s Weter Servtce Wells, ctatern•. pools and w aterbedl filled C11ll 614-367 -0623 or 614 -367 7741 or 30 4-675 1247 Coal li mM tona, gravel e1c Deli vered 1 ton and up J•m lamer, 304 676 1247 or 675 7397 87 Upholstery TRI STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11 63 Sec Ave . Gall•polls 514 446 -7833 or 614 446 1833 R & M Fum1tureManufactunng, St At 7 Crown City, Oh Ce ll 614 256 1470, call Eve 614 446 - 3438 Old & new Uphos tered Mowrey's Upholstering Set'\lmg trl county ar•a21 years . The bllt in furniture upholaterlng Call 304 676 41 6' for free tttimt~ttl Sneak Prevtews CIJ I Spy fj) ffi MaJor League (j}) Entertainment To· ball Cincinnatt Francisco @ Jeopardy St ereo (]) Dori s Fnends Oay 't ill) Treasure Houses of Bn· Best World Senes f rom Omaha, NE (3 hrs , 30 mm ) l 1ve 11 30 0 fjJ (D MOVIE: ' Biuebeard' ([) MacNeil-Lehrer New5hour M1 @ Charlie m 8r Com· CIJ (jlJ Tonight Show 0 (!) ABC News 00 0 (!) Great Heep iCC! (fi) Washington Week in @ Taxt Mr ID {fi) MOVIE m@ 9·00 O CIJ@ The Last Precinct CIJ 700 Club (JJ Ill CIJ Mr Sunsh1ne ICC) IAI (JJ Of Principal Interest (@ Iii (fi) MOVIE. 'Deadly Encounter ' (R) {jj) Great Performances : Bernstein on Brahms{ Reflections and Perform · ances Part 3 of 3 leonard Bern stein co nd uct s the V1enna Ph1lh armon1c Or ch es1ra tn Brahms Sym· phon y No 1 1n C M1nor l60 m •n 1In Stereo 9 30 00 0 Special MOVIE ' Pnnce of Foxes' 12.45 (I) Night Trac k& Power Play In Stereo 1 00 Cil Dobie Gillis 00 MOVIE· ' Fore Chosers ' 1 15 1 30 1 :50 2 :00 Moscow Bureau iCC! Croc kett' s o ld g trlfrlend d1es while 1rytng to sm uggle 1n swallo w ed coca tne, he and Tubbs uso confisc ated co· como to crack tho smugghng n ng {60 mtn I (AI . In Stereo ([) Mejot League Baaeball : Atlanta at San Diego 00 0 (IJ Love Boat (CCI 2 ·1 5 2 30 em MOVIE ' Crime and Passion' (I) Father Know1 Beat (!) John Fox Outdoors (A) Cl) Night Tracks In Stereo 0 (}) Ill ® News Cil 700 Club (!) Mazda SportsLook (AI fjJ CD MOVIE· 'The Malta Story' 00 CNN Headline Newa CD SportsCenter 3 00 CIJ MOVIE· 'Escape from Red Rock' (!) College Baseball: 1986 World Series From Oma ha, NE 13 h<S)IAl (])) Comedy Break 3 30 illl lndoy Newo 4 ·00 fll III MOVIr, 'Crime Against Joe' 8OS ite' 8 30 0 (}) llll Facts oflifeiCC) (Al . 9 00 U In Stereo m 1HJ The Golden Goris (A) , In Stereo 00 0 00 MOVIE ' Don 't Go to Sloop' ICC! (AI CIJ Mysterious World ®I Iii ® Airwolf Hawke encou nters a group of dea f ch1ldren while try1ng l o res · cue a k•dnapped sc•ent1st fro m a Ce ntral Am enca n na· tton 160 m1n) IRl [i) Austin City Umits Rockln ' Sidney ville Brothers I The N~ ­ 9 ·30 0 (}) 1H1 22 7 IR). In Steoeo (]) Sneek Previews In Stereo I go undercover to solve a murder connected wtth an all· frtlls Bltlme (60 m1n J (R) , In Stereo ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME bv Henr• Arnold and Bob Lee f:.I(Vllt lilll Vtllt .tn tl 41 Burns or Bl.tkt• 1'/o!. 42 I )let t1an• (' 43 ll<' mM (Hp ) DAIL V CR YP'I'OQVOTES - Here's how to work II : 00 AXYDLBAA X R isLONGFELI.OW I I 1- j rx tDOUSTI tRAWDIN I] I I 11 [ ·lli<AT THE I!IIL.L. CO~~EC:TOI!i' ~A i t:' AF'Te' ll: A II:I!:W~t:' INIS r:>AY'S WOf't.'t<., rJ Now arrange I he circled letters lo form the surprise answer, as sug gesl ed by t he abo\18 cartoon :r I rr I rr I :r r (Answera tomorrow) Yesterdey's I "'·''I rl f• Uy 37 "Suit.lhil 1 r ,tft sm.u a I TUNOF Msll1r:WHAT'S ,1\ t ' ld ., :1:1 li uh,. uh· loud \ :JB ,'\( " 2iJ lr.tql I II\ I , I IIII I .t :lh \d ill I •11 1-.;1\ 11 ''\ n :}CI I ~ Ill ' II ~s I Hllllllll/ II ' • •I • ' 111 " 11\ 35 Vnnd.ll 36 MUBOX 10 00 0 (}) IHJ Remington Steele laura and Rem1ng1on •II S h ,L--.1, 1 2 & I lr tl\l' r 40 A"'s\l,ll--!i' J ~( fl ' l'll 30 I 'r!'fNrPil :12 1'1111< aph • 34 ( :n wrung 39 ~ l t ' tll.lll . .., . . . . . . . n Aus"- er M Fr1 1st pn• Ill 2.1 1\"wan 29 l• •~ fl'at un• 30 l.ifl ( .tJ.!t' 3 1 Japan«•st• Unscramble lhese four Jumbles one le!lerlo each squa1e to lorm four orrtmary words 0 - lllltl"' 6 1< \'h t"(t' 7 l s l <~ nd 1F'r 1 4 o))t•t IIU11 ~ ~ ~~ ~ I.... K J . -- uf dn ~ 4 (, J 1'1 I li I oll)~,IIHH rl ll l ' (]) Mystery! · Agatha Chrtstie's Partners 1n Cnme Inspec tor M arno 11 enhsts the help o f Tommy and Tuppence m track 1ng down e gang of forgers operat•ng 1n h1gh soc1e1y Cll · ' Capricorn One ' I]) MOVIE · ' Ohete Dynem - I Fuml.mw111.d 2 n ook ll'w Adm fJvrd 3 Hn•t•d 24 ~\ums h 26 Blst lilt 27 Furt•stmdow b -+--1---+28 ( IU)IttJh (!) AWA Wrestling iRl Austin City Limits (g) Entenamm ent Tht s DOWN IR l. 1nn ( l .. 11 ) 14 - I !-'w id 1911.w nt ' ''" ·~" 20 EqU I\! I ( ,l ll 16 tnlllllh 21 (" lf'Vtr 22 H.trel " 23 Pt•.t• ,. .ulvf' r h symhnl CIJ Take Time ft flii~ ID1t 1 CIJ MOVI E ' Lofeguard We ek 13 17 SI'SttnH' and Famous 12:00 m•n I (A) MOVIE: 16 Bn•" send ' A b hnd mystery w m cr enltst s Harry s help when she ove rh ea rs a murd er b Enng pla nned m a restaurant {60 IIlJ \\u rk l'r' (HJ Ltfestyles of the Rrch ®l lil ® Crazy Like a Fox i.lll I! I •m ill111,14 I:') t mll'r Iii ® MOVIE The God by fll CIJ MOVIE: 'WIIere the ® stde Twiii__Qht Zone 0 CIJ (liJ Saturday Night Uve In S1ereo (JJ John Ankerberg CIJ S tar Search the Galaxy (}g) Taxt Buffalo Roam' (}) Seeing Things ball '86 Cil ABC News 9 I l ruuJHII ~ 10 N1 mhu" II :\ I t tl 11u rr Stxth of June' c hant e)(plore r and free a plane! fro m 1he Emptre' s evt l clut ches (60 m1n 1 Hell House' 12 30 0 ClJ (jJJ Fr~day Night Vo deos In S1ereo aJ BtU Cosby Show (!) Australian Rules Foot · Cil ABC Comedy (() Wall Street W e ek 10 00 II CD 00 M1ami Vice When 'Excahbur' CIJ Entertainment Toneght ®I MOVIE 'The Legend of Leo & liz in Bev- 'Clash nMn l'j 1.1\\ (JJ Hitch Hikers Gutde to A2-D2 and C-3PO auemp1 10 rescue a c apt1ve mer· cap ICCiiRl erty H1Us (!!) Wall Street Week @ MaJor League Baseba ll Chicago Cubs at St louis MOVIE: Night ' @) News 12 00 CIJ Bes1 of Groucho ffi French Open Da1ly Re - Belvedere (jj) Wild America ICC! @ At the Mov1es II ffi CW Gimme a Break (R) , In Stereo CIJ Sf' ~ am"' · fjJ (]) Collage Baseball 1 986 World Series From Omaha . NE (3 hrs ) l•ve (]) Austin Citv Um1ts 0 (]) 8 00 o mm o m®J iil ®cw CIJ Twilight Zone 0 CIJ MOVIE: ' D Oay, the Nature Gt ACROSS I '" Ow·n , CHl m It' s a LIVIng Gues1 host Garry Shandl.ng welco mes J1m S1afford , Ed Begley Jr and Sugar Rav Leonard (60 mtn ) In Stereo ffi SportsCenter (]J WKRP in Cincinnati pany (CCI IRI Review ICC! tHI Odd Couple 8 05 ffi MOVIE ' Meatballs' 8 30 CIJ Flippar fl) C!J Prattles of ®I Jeopardy tain Palaces of Reason and Delight H o ugh ton Hall and the Drumlanttg Castle are V!S tted (60 m tn ) fjJ ' Beneath by THOMAS JOSEPH (!) SportsCenter Ill CIJ Tales from the Dark Happening CIJ MOVIE c:IUJ.~t,( News II 30 I 30 the 12 -Mile Reef' (I) Jimmy Swaggart (]) Roller Derby (R) 12 4 5 (]] Ntght Tracks Chartbu s CIJ Success ' n life crt Guns of Will Sonnett 0 fl) CD Ou1er llm1ts (llJ floltce S1ory plored 12 hrs I 1t .oo ters In Stereo 1 •00 WWF All -S tar Wres thng CHl News Buchanan H1gh (I) What ' s Now CIJ occu rren ces at New York s Belmo nl..ftace Track are ex- School (!) SCTV 7 35 ffi Sanford and Son 8 00 0 CIJ If~ Knrght Roder In CIJ 12 30 IRI m Clll Solid Gold 7 30 0 ! cle s (60 mm CUt Racetrack The everyday @ It's a Uving Base· at San tract ' m CiW Wheel of Fortune [jj) Newton's Apple ICC! News Atlanta at San Diego Ltve Magnum m us1 ca tch a g roup of cattle rustlers on a Hawanan ranch (60 mm ) 7 00 0 CIJ Too Close for Com . ton ffi Campbells (!) Fishin ' Hole IRI ([) fiJ aJ Small Wond er 0 (])@ Hoe Haw (!) Wold America ICC! In ®I MOVIE· 'Hard Con The Sensorltes' ®I ® Magnum, P.l 6/7/86 II 00 0 CIJ (!) 0 (]_) (191Iii (j]) (liJ naght Cl) SATURDAY Stereo 0 (I) ®1 Wheel of Fortune Cil Agony e 10 30 CIJ Jack Benny fjJ CIJ INN News aJ To Be !Announ ced ffi MajOf League Baseball : fjJ CIJ Fame I]J MOVIE ' Doctor Who Apache Wells ' EVENING CITl News 7 30 0 Cil (!) New Newlywed @ MOVIE ' D· Oay, the Sixth of June' 4 30 CIJ MOVIE · ' Duel ot CIJ Soap (]] In Search of 1he Tr oJan War The .«ge o f the Heroes H emnch Sc hl1eman n s dtscove ry o l gold treasure 1n Tro y 1s e)(am1ned {60 m1n) Newshour (]Jt Pr1vate BenJamen Mt Wheel of Fortune j__ Listing.~---------------------------------------- 6/6~6 7·00 : FOSTER~ i' (jg) James Boys Wiler Serv1ce Allo pool& f1lled Call 61 4 266 1141 Of 614 446 1 17 6 or 61 4 44 6 791 1 304·882-3'747 304·882 ·3238 WITH I 'LL BET YOU'REGLAD SPRI N G IS HERE, I DON 'T TH INK ONAN ISLAND Cil 0 (!) Webster ICC) IRI Motorcycles 1980 Chevy Cheveet 2 dr 4 t pd . good work cer. $1 000 Cell 614 26 6 9365 between 6 10 PM. 59 For Sale or Trade 83 76 Chavy 4x4 pickup truck with topper, 350 engine eac cond New body and paint EKtru WI eluded Muat See 82 750 304-675 -64 78 1980 CA -260 Honda d1rt b•k• Call61" · 245· 6840 S HIPWRECKED CONCERNS TWO I 111EIR PET PARROT: .. ill College Baseball : 1986 ' 78 Bron co . 4 wheel drrva 1985 XR 260 Honda d1rt bike, $1 ,200 Cell 514· 441- 1116 Huuell Strawb&rry field openior pick your own, bring you r own cont ainer11, 76 cent1 quart, cloud Satutduy, 30 4· 676 2817 Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth end Pme GllltpOIII, Oh10 Phone 614 446 3838 or 614 446 4,77 '75 Dodge 14 ton van, power Jlt, platform, needs w1ndshteld , body repair , fi rst 1600 00 304 - 1982 Harley Oavil:taon FMR Call 614-448 63 38 after 6 00 614 446 7657 ~----------------~ [ 'II Ailee For 11111 1970 VW bus 81700 Call 614 69B·5134 1 1963 Honda Shadow 600 Ca!l aher 7PM 614 -446 -8273 MEEKLE AND WINTHROP TOClAYS SIDRY RINGLES S SERVICE . up e r~enced carpenter, tlectrleten maso n pa•ntar, roofmg (in cl ud ing hot tar application) 304 675 :ZD88 or 676 -7368 1979 C on~tenlon v1n , 1965 Chevy truck , n•ce 1978 Chevy lu11 Cell after 6 , 614 .U6 1984 Chevfrtte 18,000 m1le1, 02 900 Colt 614·379· 2682 614·«8· .U99 Home Improvements Fetty TrM Trimm•ng. ttump remove l Call 304 -67 6. 133 1 Vans & 4 W.O . 1981 Honda )(R 80 excellent conditton Cell 8, 4 448 2649 s BerryPatch Youp1ckor we p1ck 9.am 7pm Mon thru Se t Co li 614 446- 8692 or 614 245 5178 I' 9 RON S T11lev1110n Ser v1 ce Houte calli on RCA , Quaza r GE Spec1altng In Zentth Call 304 -675 -2398 or 614 -446 2464 1982 Oattun 4 IPd , 12 999 1979 D1tsun 4 tpd , t1 ,799 1978 Dataun 4 tpd , *1 ,499 John' eAuto Sales, Bula\ltlle Rd Gallipolis 19n Thunderbird exc cond Colt 814 388-9333 T~ty lor '0r.-..~ 1 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondlttonal l1fet ime guaran tee l ocal referencea furn11hiKI Free estimate• Call collect 1-614 237 0488, day or n1gh1 R ogers Bat a me nt Waterproof ing Trucks for Sale Autos for Sale ~TERC¥\'T i 81 YfAI-\ ... ALMOSf D£Slro<'W 111( ,CU.')- 'CO.IJ li.J(X)( BIG 1=0\IJ£-R BATn£ OIJ 1H£ E.)(CHAfJG£ 1-\E.Y MAIJ, lUlAT'S IJ£1/J O'J VJALL STRE.£.T '7 0)) MORTV 1982 Dodge pu::ltup 225 CUbtC eng.ne 3 IPd , w1th overdnve, f iberglass lop per Call61 4 367 74 Jeff Baugt11T111n'a 1971 unf1n 11hed re atored NOVA, 327 d'trome engine, no phone In· qulf&l Middleport (Bredburyl 1\JHAT PIE.Ct. a J()M(. AR£. c,QJ Rt.ADIIJS 10Drtr' 1 1982 Coachmen pop up, lleep• or Tran sportatiOn 1979 Ford Mustang 4 ctl new reb uil t motor, low m•leege Call 614 256 64 11 EEKANDMEEK Services 87 Ford Musteng 60,000 act mtlea Duel exhauat. good bocly fatr .. tet1or 11 600 F11m 304 875 1146 13.500 00 304 676 7306 I GUESS I BETTER TA.KE T ... 1 WIZER.'S 1--tAT ALONG FOR PROOF ,r 6, 304 676-5292 6863 73 . I GOTTI\ REPORT THIS TO TH' C AP'N RIGHT AWAY! 1984 Starcraft. exceHent con d1 lion Stove, icebo•. closet . cen opy, sleepa 6 i2900 f11m Brl clt ST Rutl1nd 614-742 -2276 1977 Oldtmobllt Cut1111 Su· preme Brougham 304 -67 5 For ula condi11oned hay 11 F••ld condttioned cklver 11 26 Call 614 - 986·4291 71 HAVE ESCAPED! II II 304 875· 3860 876· 2967 M 111 ed hay large ~quare b•l• t1 26 304 676-6679 W IZER'S t-4AT! TH' PRISONERS 1974 Prowl er 2B ft •If conte 11ned 111, parked at B1g Foot Camr Ground . Gallipolis Shown bv appo1ntment only 614 742 2577 2218 614 446 0373 Mus1cal Instruments P111110 les&o ns g•ven In the Clay 1rua Call 614 446 -4476 58 9832 T. THEY'RE GON E ! THERE'S NOTHit.l' DONN THERE BUT T~' 1983 32ft Shennendoah t11vet 1Ja1ler, U ,600 Ca ll 614 «6 1756 5 beby raccoons 2 11dult rae FOf sale con d1tloned hay 11 00 a bale '" f1eld Call 514 388 ALLEY OOP Sleep• 6, bathroom -ahower, ga• stove, refng , aelf contamed Call614· 446· 1358 76 MG Midget 4 cyl , 4 speed AM FM, w~re wheels, 30.000 mllel, 81 .896 00 304 676 72 CP -7 - ··...;~ ·~ 1 978 S11rcr•ft 21 ft new AC , ca refree .wntng, batt\, sh ower, gaa, elect ref . etc: Stored und&r root. perfect cond 13 aoo Call 614 446 -1496 0394 Now buy1ng shell corn or ear corn Call forlatntquotet River Crty Farm Suppty, 614 -446 2985 ·, 9780 '19 Plymouth Chtmp, 4 cyl 4 speed AM - FM c aantt , &1 us 00 304 -676·2218 P~trts l..,A.,S''i fOUF!jf'EN Yl?Af<':s". 1978 allde-tn truck camper Ice bo• furnace 11ove good cond good buy 175D Cell 614 -388 67& 1663 '71 Dodge Charger fOf SY You~ft:t.F. "'f~~ 1976 S!arcrtft foldout c1mper. sleeps 8, co.,..lete w1th a1ove, Ice bolt, llghtt & 11nk, e11c con d .. hke new Call 614 -388· 9756 after &PM 1980 Chevette, 11 000 00, 304 876 6e28 APMI'T"if'P tiAYIN(j A ?l~it-IPAY IN ittE' 'R) tiRQW OL.P '{) 1981 Ct1ev1ne 1uto AC . phone 1· 614·286-8622 MY WIFE HA$N ' i ITj" ~fieiBLEf ~~~e.:;. 19715 Dodge Dart 1450 304 8495 14 T JD baler i895 MF No 12 baler t f.195 MF rake S395 JD take IB95 601 Ford rrower S460 9 h tedder 1696 6 ft drum mower 11 ,495 Call .l. '• 79 Motors Homos & Campers 992 6006 895·38 38 Reg11te1ed Mm1ature Schnauzer pupp ies Cash only No ct.acks Call 61 4 992 -2607 AK C Auto Parts C & M Auto Parts State Route 160 -Porter 814 · 448· 8227 1973 to 1981 GMI: Ford pickup fendert 139 73 to 86 Chev PU doori7Si' 73to86FordPUdoo r t99 Ch1v tall QIIM .69 Ford t aft 91 te 73· 79 176 ChiN truck 10dc.er p.,el i16 Chev truck ceb corner •16 Chev bedside• &186 Ford bed aides 73-79 1126. Autos for Sala 66 New Holland baler, ciHn Good work mere & co lt UOO Ce ll 61 4 25 6 -1781 coons for ~ a l e G.11ry Tr~be Albany Oh•o Ca ll 614 69 8 2754 n.aoo oo 30"- & Accessories Oregonwynd Ca ttery Kennel CF A H1maleyan, Pers ian and S11tfl1M8 k1ttens AKC Chow puppies NBW puppu!ls & kitten I Cell 446 3844 atter 7PM Dut ch Rebb1U tor sale t2 00 ea ch 614 949 2835 ~OY5o , 19 ft tid bo1t. 228 hp Inboard outboard, accuaorl" included, uk1ng n3- 9379 Bla ck female Labrador Ratnever pup P1 ck ol hHer 10 Wfteh old 30 4 773 5839 Rf5oCUfP, 1979 Flberform Boat with tan · dem trailer Phone 614 992 2877 after 5.00 pm 2 hydraulic ch11trs, good condition $40 each 1 F~tttgue Mat 640 Th omasOrgan rhythmand lighted key board Ca ll614 -992 - TONY S GU N REPAIRS , scop e bora ~ 1ght1n g factory reblua1ng . hou rs 9 00 t1ll dark , cell 304 675 4631 Vt'& CAN'T WA IT' ANY LONGER TO"~" 614 992-6763 S10 gu gat S25 614 l277 load of ya rd sale Items Truck Couch clothes bowling ball, 111t of pool ball• mrsc 1tems SSO tor"" Call6 14·992 -6175 CAPTAIN EASY 21 ft. Kavot Pontoon boat. fiO HP Johnton mo1or, new trailer, very good condiHon 12800 For nle NI!W endoud tre il er 8 ft k 1 Offt 13 111ch t liM )u1t built See at 684 N Second, Middle· pon or call 614-992 1841 56 Boats and Motors lor Sala Strtklll devo end 114 ·992·1783 nlgllu Modtrn 3 Hd"room. BriCibury Vory nice 1973 12xB&. bulk Rood. noor Mlddlopon, Ohio. uroplo. 17.000 Coli 114·.UB· Reftranu• required . Phon• 9848 percen t Motorcycle• 1978 Honda Goldwing Under book wholenle 304 - 8715 2119 frame aquar•umstend, cer· lllt s tr oller. rfldwood trailer step Ct'lll 614 992 6524 Orlgtnal VHS tapes Up to 76 45 Pncl!d to aell N~gnt Club on Rt 7 3m~ 1M rorth of Pomero't' 05 liQuor hcense wrth carry out beer aod w1na, newly remodeled Call 614 992 -5891 evenings onlv 876·2029. 74 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry 2 blc yc:lea, 1 lriC\tCIIII, hObby hone, doll house, chdda kttctlen set draperlet. beet spreads, bed 882 ·2626 882 2566 Tavem br Hie m M•ddleporl 01 02, D311Ctnllt Reason.ble Call dey 5H 992 9976 !Nen 1ng1 614· 992 -2873 J 54 Misc. Merchandise two bedroo m tpanmenu 304 111vMtlgated tt1e offering Professional Services Apartment for Rent 1 or 2 bedr oom apts, ut•htnts p11d, 165 00 wee". parttslly furnished, 304-67.5-3100 or 675 -61509 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH 23 44 The Daily Sentinel- Page 9 Friday, June 6, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Jumblea VENOM CRE EK HAGGLE UNFAIR Answer: TnB!'e are some women whodon"t oo;ect to"*' w11o ·tove 'em and leave em ' - prOviding the men do thiS- lEAVE EM ENOUGH One letter stands lor another I n this sample A 1s used lor the three L'•, X lor the two o·s. elr . Stnglc letters, apostrophes, the length and lortna l1on of t he words""' all hlnts. Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTF. 6·6 WMS ,J GZ K GZK I' MDZ S G z X Z ADUHS G Dl X Y N X ~ llFW IJ HXJDY WSYS \IIR (JS I M 11 R I S DXW S I v..terda)''o Cryptoqaote: A Nf; W BROOM ~Wf; E PS CLEAN, BUT THE OLD BRUSH KNOWS ALL TilE CORNERS - IRISH ADAGE �Page-1 0-The Friday. June 6, 1986 Sentinel Name ip.ystery ,.--~Local briefs-~ contest winner McClellan found not gi:lilty. NOTICE OF SALE: BYvl"uo of 1n Order for Solo luuMI tho 22nd dey of April, Lisa Burke, ReedsvUie, lias been·· on 19.8, by tho UnhMI Slltoo winner o1 the Oiltrlct Cou" . for . 'tho Seotlnel weekly! name the mystery Soulllom. Dlotrlct of Ohio, farm contest. Butke Identified the · E1otom Division, It· ColumIn CMI No. C2fiirm as that of LeOnard and Faye buo, Ohio,UNITED STATES . Amos, 42.'116 TUcker Road, Cool- B&-1348, OF AMERICA · VI· JDHN·C. ville. She was the only participant BACON, JR., otol.,l will of· lor lor ulo to tho hlgholt and will receive a .$5 prtze. bidder on Juno 19, 1986 ot 12:00 NOon 11 1111 front door of the MeigJ County Cou~houoo, Pomeroy, Ohio, the followina d8Jcribed , .. 1 . Filing for a divorce In Meigs property; Silllotod In tholl!Jio County Con'lmon Pleas Court is of Ohto, County of Molgo: Barbara L. Cuny, Cheshire. from Belng Lot · NO. 18 of RivorGeorge F. Cuny, Cheshire, charg- view Ac:nts Subdivision of Ing gross neglect of duty and tho VIllage of Mtddtopo~. M~o County, Ohio, 01 extreme cruelty. ohown on Ptot recordod In F11tng for dissolutions of their Volume 13, Page 31 , Meiga marriages are Franklin W. .Spra- County Record of Ptotl. dling Jr., Ravenswood, and Trudy PROPERTY ADDRESS: 70 Place, MiddleR. Spradling, Racine; Gloria Rlvervtow po", Ohio 46760. Termo of Gibbs, Pomeroy, and Samuel A. Sole: Cooh on day of ure. r F1oyd McClellan, 24, of Pomeroy, was found Innocent Th~rsday In MeigS County Common Pleas Court of breaking and entering the SalisbuJY Township garage In early February. · . McClellan's hial began Wednesday and a jiiJY of 12 dell berated about two hours before returning the. InnoCent verdict about noon· · Thu~y. · McClellan admitted In MeigS Coonty Coort proceedinro;, held shortly aner the Incident, that IW did take gas from vehicles rutslde the township garage. He was sentenced In county court to ~days In the MeigS County Jail with 00 days suspended. · . Duling common pleas proceedings, he daimed he was Innocent of the breaking and entering charge, stating that he--entered the garage only to get car keys from the man who had actually broken Into the buDding. McClellan was found Innocent of the charge and also the lesser Included charge of criminal trespassing. McClellan was represented by Attorney Steven StoJY. Couple seeks divorce Dessle Kunn, Cheshii'e, has filed an action In MeigS County Common Pleas Court against Zinnia Dayo, M.D., Middleport, and Acute Care of America Corp., Huntington, W.Va., allegtngthatDayo was negligent tn making an emergency room diagnosis on Jan. 5, 1985 at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Kulm clalims she went to the emergency room on that day with pain In her ten forearmandelb:Jw. X-rays were taken and Dayo diagnosed the IJ'Oblem as sublaxation of the left fingers. Plaintiff alleges Dayo faDed to diagnose a fracture of the radial head·neck junction of her left arm and elbow, further claiming that the injuries showed In the x-rays. Plaintiff alleges she should have had orthopedic Cllre on her Initial emergency room visit. Dayowas an agent of Acufe Care of America Corp. which is subcontracted by Veterans Memorial Hospital for emergency rOOm serv ices. Plaintiff demands a trial by jUJY and money damages. but does not specify a monetary amount. In other matters, Eli Ebersbach bas been released from probation; the case of Clarence and Sharon Mattox against Marla Romine. Individually and as executrix of the estate of Kenneth Romine. has been dismissed: and the Meigs County Grand JUJY will convene 10 a.m. Wednesday. Gibbs Ill, Pomeroy. Granted a divorce was Susan R. Ables from Ricky Ray Ables on grouoos of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Susan Ables was restored by the court to her former name Waugh. Rev. Clair Lynch Rev. Clair Lynch. 76, Athens. died Thu~y at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital in Athens following an extended illness. Mr . Lynch was born tn Ravenswood. W. Va., a son of the late HenJY C. and MaJY Os he Lynch. He was an army veteran d World War · II and was formerly employed with the Royal McBee Co. In Athens. He was a retired employe of the Athens City School. Rev. Lynch was an ordained minister of the Benthany Methodist Conference and in 1971 was ordained by the Scioto Valley Christian Conference. He was a field minister and served In Athens, Vinton and PerJY Counties. He was an accomplished musician and played piano, organ and guitar for churches. He was a member of the Vore Ridge Community Church . Surviving are his wife, Hazel Mae Lynch; a son and daughter-In-law, Bryan and Beverly Lunch, Shade Route 1; a daughter and son-in-law, Lisa and Bill Hart, Westerville; a foster daughter, Juanita French, Eaton; two granddaughters, three step grandchildren; three foster grandchildren; a brother, Cavada (Jake) Lynch, Cutler; two sisters, Jeanette Cross and Goldie Lynch, both of Parkersburg, W. Va. Besides his parents, he was J clinic scheduled Louise Rhodes Louise Rhodes, 83, Twin Towers, Point Pleasant, a former resident of Middleport, died at 5:16a.m. today In Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born July 21, 1902, in Danstown, W.Va., daughter of the late DeWitt Clinton and Nancy Ann Cain Pickens, she was a retired employee of Columbus State Hospital and was preceded In death by her husband, Floyd Rhodes. Surviving are a foster oon, Roger Pickens of Point Pleasant; and two brothers, Samuel Pickens of Pome· roy, and Nathan Pickens of Mid· land, Ohio. Services wilt be 11 a.m. Monday tn Crow·Hussell Funeral Home. Point Pleasant. Burial will be in Meigs MemoJY Gardens. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Surwlay. I plan to enter CRAFT SHOW_ ANTIQUE CAR DISPLAY_ days 1will have a display of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (Type car oi craft). cannot__ demonstrate my craft. Please return by June 16th to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, Courthouse, 2nd St., Pomeroy, OH. ~5769 . · PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO E.tate of William J . Smith. deceased, Case No. 26 . 143. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 27. 1986. in tho Meigs County Probate C ourt. Caee No. 26143, Shir· ~y A. Smi~h •.P. 0 . Bo• 116, renrve the right to reject ttJtet, penattiu and au 111• menta not yet due and paya- Meeting changed A meeting of the Chester Town· ship Trustees has been changed from 7: ll p.m. TUesday to 10 a.m . at the town haD. Apply for license Marriage licenses have been Issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Charles BJYan Wolie, 20, Syracuse, and MaJY K11y Cun· nlngham, 18, Pomeroy. estate llliJotOII in iha city of Pomeroy, Moigo County. Ohio, to-wit: Baing a PI~ of Lot No. 128 In tho Village of Pomeroy, Ohio. Sold PI~ be· lng a otrip 2 foot wldo on Syco· mort Strtot and oxtondlng ot 1llil width In o weolorty dirac· lion 40 foot onct 6 nm ... which two foot strip los on the liOiithorty lido of tho ....arty 40 foot ond 61ndloo, of o cor· toln ...,., foot otrip conveyed to tlonry Straite by Lono H. Koehler, et at., by deed dotod December 4, 1941 . ond which tho lntontion fD dooalbe ond include he""" Ill righto. righQ of Wfff and Mil 118'\tl II 8X-; c:opted and r-MI by Lona H. Koehler. ot at., In -deed fD Henry StroMe dotMI D... mbor 4. 1941 . .....-.lin Doed Book 144, ot Page 638 oft. . Meigs County Doell R -. but Nkl rlghtl, righll of woy is now occupied by the north· erty end of tho Koehler brick buildi'lg. Alao a certai1 right of way 11 cOmmon CNf!ll, acrou ond upon oboutfive feet of tot No. 128, In Pomeroy, Ohio said five foot lllrip fronting five feet on Sycomore Street. Allo the right and e11ement to lay, inltlll, operate, mai'ltain Mld remove in, oo, over lWid through the said five foot strip fronting five feet m Sycamore Street drain. sewer, water Sld goo pipoo, together with tho right to enter upon said ttve foot strip for the purpose af laying, installing, repairi'lg. r&· laying, reconstructing and maintainir)g the 11me. It beflg 54 Misc . Merchandise Defendantl, ._, 1 judgment ble. 15} 16. 23. 30. Public Notice thoroin rw~dorMI. being Case No. 83-CV-39, In llid Court, t wi• offer lor oole ot tho front Jtc Pu.blic Notice door of the Court Hou• in Po- moiOy, Maigo County, Ohio, on tho 11th dey o1Juty,1986, ot 10:00 O'Clock A.M., tho following fonds 1r1d tonementt. to-wit: The following real estate bolng that part of Lot No. 89 in Pomeroy. Meigs County . Ohio, which io bounded ond detcrlbed as follows : to · wit: NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that HOiad propooato wttt be rocoivMI by the Molgo County Board of Commi11ionara at their Office klcated 11 the Cou"houoe, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769. until 12 noon on June 1 3 and opening at 2:00 P.M . that dolo lor tho lol· lowing described County work by 1 ct"lfled lnotoltor: Furnish all materials, labor. and appliance• necesAry to complete in 1 utis· factory manner: 1lln.,.lt on Automotlc Fire Alarm Syttem and install 1 Manuel Fire Alarm Syttem at tho Moigo County Joit, So- Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE The Ohio Department of Health, State Heatth Planning and Development Ageney (SHPDAI hoo determined the Ohio ~ertif1cete. of Need (CONI Program project epplication(s) h.s~ed herem to be compklte lf'ld hereby provides wrinen noUftcatton to persons affected by the review of tha 1tart of a Mlbstantive review. Name of Facility : Veterans Memorial Hospitllll of Meig1 County, Inc .. Pomeroy, Ohio Type of Project : Convenion of 10 acute care bada to tong term care bodo ODH File Number: Estimated Cost: Public Notice Rutland. un.o. 45775. 11 appointed administratrix of the eetate of William J . Smith, deceaaed . late of P. 0 . Box 116, Salem Street. Rutland, Meigs County, Ohio . Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge Lena K. Nesselroad. Clerk (6) 30; (6} 6. t 3. 3tc International Metal Building M anufilcturer selecting builder/dealer in some opan areas. High potential profit in our growth industry. 1012-01 -86 $16.000 The final SHPDA deciaion(s) is l •a due no later than Sap· t~mbe:r 4, 1986. Any persons affected by the revH!w as cftl. ftned tn 3701 · 12· 01 OAC , m~y a.tbmit written comments concerning t~ application . Any affected parson may alto requett • pubhc hearing by contacting SHPOA within thirty (30} dl'/1 from June 6, 1986. tf ouch hearing io requenMI notifi~ation of the time , date end place oft he hearing will ap~ pear~~ the same manner 11 this notice. The SHPDA's ad dreu 11: Office of Rnources Development. Ohio Department of Heakh, P. 0 . Box 118 Columbus Ohio 432660118. • . (6} 6. 1tc Real Estate General NEW USTING - HARRISONVILLE - Aneat two bedroom home llith garage. Insulated, good roo!. level ~1. Only $13.~.00. •Booting •Fishing •Hunting •Swimming ACRES & ACRES OF NATURE'S UNSPOILED LAND NO MONEY OOWN S5Q MONTH Own Your Own c.,,,}fs NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Wooded tot o1 2.46 acres. Kingsbury Rd. Wdter &e~ic ava•~b le. Beautiful bui~~g site $6,500.00. OJ ESTER - rrove into a nl:e home th ~ summer' This 3 bedroom home \lith lull baseme1t, central a11. heat pump on a I acre lot is ready lor you . New Chester. $40,000.00. A NEAT 12X65 SCHULT2 mobile home. on a 50KI20' lot Chain I~ k fencin& Equ~paj krtchen, 2 bedrooms. all ~ectr~. storage build~& MIDIUI'ORl $16.500.00 NICE 10 year okl Irick ranch home in a good tocat~n. Over I acre and 3 bedrooms, 2 illths. lull . basement large paoo, eQUippaj krtchen, many features . HYSELL RUN . $49,500.00. POMEROY - 1\l ~ory frame home wnh new VInyl ~d~g, three bedrooms. same new carpet10g and pabo. Neatly remodeled and decoratoo. The upstaws would make an excet~n t ixJ nk room for chitdre1. $29.~.00. Chesper Tlt6n Rerrt INTERESTED IN BUYING WAlER-EilCTRIC 1 BATHHOUSE APPROXIMATELY 2 12 Nominating petitions for the ... CABLE TV ... Henry E. Cleland. Jr. Farmers Horne Administration ACRES OF ST. RT~ 7 NEAR 992·6191 county committee must be reALL CAMPSITES Jean Trussell ..... 949-2660 turned to the FmHAAthens, Meigs, EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL? SHADED & LEVEL Dottie Turner ..... 991-1692 Vinton county office by June 10 -. - . - ·-.,. DIRECTIONS: rather than June JJ, FmHA county IF SO, PLEASE PHONE 6 milu below Gallipolis supervisor, Archie Stegall , reports. Raccoon Bridge. Turn HOME NATIONAL BANK ri9ht ond follow signs. Hospital news OFFICE Dl'liN TIU DAIIC 949-2210. Admissions - Hilda Frederick, ~::::::::::::::~:;r,;;:;;:;;:;;:;;::~;;:~;;:;;:~~~2;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Pomeroy; Glen Lambert, Middle· I port; Blanch Wilson, Rutland; 62 OR OLDER? -STAY COOL REMEMBER Charles Beegle, Racine. trOIS Discharges - James Russell, Ronnie Hubbard, Roberta Saxton, LarJY Rupe, Willis Anthony, Edith Sisson, Elsie Westfall, Frank Wolford. WITH TnFLOWERS Mrnd a tw.aulirullv .. 9) . ~ ' Public Notice Public Notice . dt!il~ntd rurwral . arra n,.;PRWRI~ jU III ('811 or vhh POMEROY FLOWER SHOP •'IJu• U m· ·ltm•rin• .'l•nrb l.m-••" .... NOTICE TO EQUIPMENT DEALERS In eccoutance with Section 307.86 of the Ohio Ro· vised Code. sealed bids will be received by the Board of Meigs County Commissionera, Court Houae, Pomeroy, Ohio until Noon. June 13 , 19a&. The bido wilt then be opened at 1 P.M . on June 13, 1986, ond rood atoudfor tho purcheoe of tho follow· ing equipment. ONE (1} NEW 1986TRUCK W / BITUMINOUS DISTRIBUTOR Bid apeclficetions may be picked up It the Meigs County Engineer's Office or the Meigs County COmmis· sionere Office. The Meigs County Com- PROFFITT'S GROCERY & PORTLAND DAIRY BAR mluionerJ may accept the toweot bid . or Hloct tho boot bid lor tho int0r1ded pur· po ... and reHrve the right to accept or reject eny or all bide end / or any part there· of. Mary Hobotottor, Cieri< Boord al Melgo County Commluionera (6} 30: 161 e. 2tc Now Open Til 10:00 Every Evening AW THIS SUMMER .... CONSIDER ... THE MAPLES TOO Memorial Drive Ell'll Pomeroy, Ohio Rates are computed according to your income. Income guidelines have recently been extended. Lovely apa"monts featuring wall to wall car poting. oil appliances. All utllitios paid excopt cabto TV and tolephone . · Stay cool this summer. Must be 62 years of ago or handicapped . FOR FURTHER DETAILS Call (614)992-7022 Equal Housing Opportunity STOP!!! AT HEATH UNITED MOHODIST CHURCH South Third at Main St. Middleport, Ohio PH. 992·3039 REV. C. SONNY ZUNIGA WILL PREACH ON "'A Celebration Of Love" JUNE 8, 1986 9:30 A.M.-Church School For All Ages 10:30 A.M.-Morning Worship A Warm and Sincere Invitation Is Extended To All 'l Bob Hoeflich discusses plans for a farm tour set for Saturday - Page A-5 Shariff of Molgo Coo nty, Ohio 161 6, 13. 20. 27; (7) 3 __ m-m~ . -. OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE .... Along Deaths ......................... Editorial .......... ............ A-2 Farm .................... ,....•. D-2 Sports ............. •.. ,.. ,,,, C-1-8 Howard E. Frink POMERO·Y,O, FOOT PARK Page C-1 Organ makerl-----------,.--------yo------1 recalled The oongregation of Morse Chapel works Inside: toward improving, their church - Page A-4 the Rtver .... ....... B-I-8 Ohio weather: - Page B-1 =':d;;:::::::::m~l A-7 Less humid REFERENCE DEED : Volume 229, Page 29, Meiga County Deed Recordo. Said parcel waa appraised •• $28,000.00 . Terms of aale: Cuh Real .mate C8nnot be sold for 1811 than two·thlrds of the apprai1ed velua. E . Mair1W~·Iilliillfl BIG 50C lmont Stakes results in aforeaakl dted. Forty feet on Front Street ond eighty-five by eighty· five feet and being the ume premiMI conveyed by Samull Silverman and wife to Frenz & Hecker by daod doted October 20th. 1890. and recorded in Volume 70, on p1geo 363- 364 of tho Recordo of Deeds of Meigs County, Ohio. The loltowW\g doocribed r•l Sunday end auements •• con1alned 1303) 759-3200 Ext. 2403 Cntk _ __.s,~turday . June 21 Public Notice A free blood pressure day for the public will be held by the Harrison\1lle Senior Citizens Club from 10 a.m. to 12 noon TUesday at the town hall. Femdora StoJY, R.N ., wlll be In charge. NOTICE OF SALE By vir1uo of on order of Solo illuat out of the Corrmon Plou Cou" of Meigs C111nty. Ohio, in the cue a1 Control Truot ~...,. N.A .. Plantilf ogolnot Jomeo Bailey, et el.. Public Notice Correction _ _friday. June 20 I can_ f;;::t: ~ ~:. 04 preceded In death by seven sisters. Services wUI be held a r 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Hughes Funeral Home In Athens will Rev. Willard Dutcher officiating. Burtal will be In Merchants to meet the At hens County Memory A meeting of the Pomeroy Area Gardens. The American Legton will conduct mill11!JY rites . Friends Merchants has been called for 8 may call at the funeral rome from 2 a.m. Tuesday at Bank One In to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. The Pomeroy. funeral home Is located on 168 Blood pre88ure Morris Ave. NAM' - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -PHONE_ _ _..Both Meigs County Museum on FrWays Bedford Township Trustees wlll meet at 7 p.m. Morwlay at the town hall for a regular business meeting. HERITAGE WEEKEND PARTICIPATION FORM _ The Meigs County Pioneer and Hlstortal Society Is offering workshops and other assistance to contributors of family histories for Meigs County HlstoJY, Vol. II. Consultants wlll be available at the . All ernployei lhe!l be oovered by tho ·Ohio Work er'a C0"1*'11tion - progrom. Bldder'o rilic number muot be furnlohod In bid. Tho Melgo County Commtooion· en NMnto the right fD IC· copt or r$ct .,Y or art bldo ond/or ony """ therool. Melgo County Comml11ionert Mory Hobotottor, Ciori< 161 30: 181 8. 2tr. Public Notice ony and art bldo. Robe" W. Foster, United St1t11 Maraha!, Southern District of Ohto. Subject 10 real el1ate Workshops ·offered :::======================:: Area deaths cond Streot, Pomeroy, Ohto. to · be Interconnected1301:7-7-34 APt>ondlx A. OIBC Soc. 171t.3:1 1nd OBBC Soc. 1718.& 1nd 1 conforming to tho require· monte of Soc.· 1718.9 1nd $~}·1~~~? opp . rovMI, ltlu· •• r::::=~:~Exh olgno over tho I' of tho m1ln meono on flrlt ond oecond of- the Motgo County Tlmes- niuneil Cheshire woman files suit I Public Notice Public N!)tice C&D PENNZOIL LOCATED AT THE 5 POINTS INTERSECTION Wt Ofl, "'' Coldsll Bel' ef firl lowetf Lege/ Ptleet We OIFet Felli. Ftlendlg $mlee THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL •CHARLEY'S CHIPS - Buy 1, Get .1 FREE •SNYDER'S CHIPS - Buy 1, Get 1 Bag of Pretzels FREE $1 59 8 PK. PEPSI PRODUCTS ........................................ $1 79 •6 PK. CANS COKE PRODUCTS ............................ Coming Soon! Lotto and Su er lotto • tmts Vol. 21 No. 17 9 Sections. 78 Pagel 60 Cen11 A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper ·• capyrtghtod 1988 ~;;;;;;;;;~=-~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis- Point Pleasant Sunday, June 8, 1986 Study fmds home health care less expensive By CHARLENE HOEF1JCH 1lmes-Sentlnel Stall POMEROY - It costs less to keep the frail eick>rly In their own homes where they prefer to stay, and provide quality care through caregivers than to put them In a nursing home. That Information showed clearly In the Fa mily Support Network cost effectiveness study presented Friday afternoon to the Meigs County Cou ncil on Aging FSN AdvlsoJY Council. The study Indicated that the average monthly cost of nursing home care is $1,950 while the supported In -home care cost figure for comparable care is $1,171.17, or $788.83 tn savings. Payment for actual rours of careglvlng was a factor Included In !lgurtng ln·home cost care. The figures were based on the IB·month project of the Meigs County Council on Aging, funded In part by a $17,500 U.S. Department of Human Development Services Grant where training and emotional suwort were provided to 15 caregivers who were caring for frail elders. The project Included 17 training sesssions where the caregivers were assisted In the areas of home health care techniques, rehabilitation exercise, nutritional aspects, and coping wit h behavioral problems as well as death and dying. It also Included regular home visits by the staff social worker and support group sessions to reinforce skill development. In the final project evaluation, caregivers without exception Indicated In interviews, post·testing, and evaluation questionnaires that they experienced skill Improvement, especially in the areas of physical care 1bathing, dressing, feeding, moving the elderly, etc. ! along with enhanced confidence In how they provided the care and palience with the elderly. As was noted, Meigs CcJunty as well as the rest t1 the nation, Is experiencing the impact of major changes In populallon trends as the number of "old" old persons with physical and mental impairments Is growing. This points to a need for en£ live responses which can offer humane and cost elfecllve options for long term care, Pam Garretson, the FNA coordinator, explained. The pllot project served as a basis for oot only providing an opportunity for caregivers to improve their skills, but for the agency to analyll' the cost-effect iveness of quality home care as compared to Institutionalization. With the success of the loca l project. a training package of materials Is being prepared, and along with videotapes, will be evaluated by the funding agencies for possible distribution to other counties iriterested In developing a Family Suwort Network. Completion date for tlle project is June ll. Discussed at length during the meeting was funding for In-home care and the function of the board since the FSN project Is nearing completion.The consensus night If there were other attractions properly promoted. Using the farm as "a solid base from which Gallla County can build a productive travel and tourism industJY," the chamber also cited promotion of the historical signlfl· cance d Gallipolis and attractions such as the Our House Tavern. Rlverby, the Stone Water Towers Mini-Park, Raccoon Creek County Park, boating facUilles In Gallipo· lis, Tycoon Lake and the Elizabeth L. Evans Waterfowl and Bird Sanctuary as ava ilable attractions now es ta blis hed or under development. The chamber proposal included Rio Grande College and Commun· lty College's cultural and athlellc events, festivals held In the county throughout the year and tlle proposed new goli course in Gallipolis as additional tourist att ractiOns. While the chamber has been promoting tourism within Its $00,00l-per·year budget, It feels that adequate spotlighting of the area's resources can be accomplished by creation of an Ohio Valley Visitors Cent er, a fully-staffed d flce with a fu ll·time tourism director. The center can be financed through the imposlt~n of the hotel·motel tax, which could provide revenues d up to $45,975, based on conservative estimates, to flnan~ a proposed $50,(XXJ budget, otrlclais said. "The chamber has spent many hours resrnrchlng the tEvelopment of the tourism lndu stJY In our county." Davies said. "Findings reveal no evidence of the k>dglng excise tax having adverse effects on motel operatIons. Conversely, rhe owners will soon appreciate the benefits of the incrPased marketing of the area . " It Is also extremely Important to (Continued on A.J i i "' · ... •' . ... 1 TOURISM POI'ENTIAL- Tbe broom maker seen above was me d • ·the many arUsans featured In the BobEvansFannsFestlval,oneo!the merous Gallla County attractions local officials hope to t&lli1.e In the l... creation of a county tourtsl center. effort to reunite the famlly. ln fact, oo one told his wife about the accident.;The family thought Tlngstedt had abandoned them. According to records at Gallipolis, the Institution got his wife's permission to puD Tingstedt's teeth in 1961 and she asked about him once. Kirkland decided to learn more about Tlngstedt two years ago. "Everyone told me he would not talk," Kirkland said. "He walked those grounds llvUtg In the past for 37 years. He was ashamed fi being In an Institution. When I went to see him, I was surprised. He talked. He told me the woole stoJY." Over the pastlwo years, Kirkland learned more about T!ngstedt, prohlng his memoJY lor long-. forgotten details. He discovered the old man hadn't had a seizure In Jl years, was Intelligent and had a sense of humor. Kirkland wrote Tlngstedt's daughter, Maj-Brttt, an& she visited (Continued on A~) RIO GRANDE - Robert Dean "Bobby" Gordon wUI end his musical career at Rio Grande College and Community College today as it began - with his head "held high, " and definitely, not walking alone. As a member of the largest graduating class In the colleges' hlstoJY, Gordon, a well·known performer in the Gallipolis area, will be featured durtng the ceremony as he- and other members of the Grande Chorale- sing ''You'D Never Walk Alone." "I auditioned with the Grande Chorale with that song," he said, "and now it will he the last thing I sing wit h them ... it's kind of Ironic." Gordon, 23. · graduated fron'f Gallia Academy High School In 1981. He ca me to Rio Grande tn 1982, after working for a year. "I knew higher education was important," he said, "but I wanted to make sure I was ready. The work experience gave me some perspective on life and allowed me to go to college knowing that I wanted to accomplish something." Gordon says he or iginally planned to attend Rio Grande Community College for the firsl two years of his education and then transfer to another state-suworted Institution. "After two years, though," he says, " I ck>clded to stay on ... ~d I see It as a wise move that I dldn t go anywhere else." Gordon was assisted In the last two years of his education at the private college with scholarships and grants. A self·t:COCiaimed "peopleenjoyer," Gordon _will graduate with a bachelor of sctence ck>gree m communications and public rela· tions. "I'm not the type to work alone, I need people," he says. And, he lists people as one of the major advantages he has found in Robert Dean Gordon attending Rio tranck>. At Rio Grande. Gordon says, he found students who "have been vt'JY supportive of my effort s" In music and theater. "I've grown close ro several people on the racutty ... beyond the student-teacher retatlon.•hip," Gor· don adds, "rhe relationship Is comiortable and posltlve... they 're people you are not afraid to talk to when you !n' them downtown ." He points particularly to those faculty members who directed him In theater and music. Of Merlyn Ross. associateprofes. sor of mu sic and di rector of the Grande Chorale, Gordon says, "He's a special peroon, he treats you tike an adult and assumes you are ready for responsibility and challenge ... and. challen ge yoo he doE'S." Gordon tourro four years with the Grand> Chorale - during Its annual visit lo Disney World and in !Continued on A·31 .Reagan warns against 'mandate for inaction' Ex-GDC client sheds fears, journeys back to homeland COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPil- Two and started a family, held factoJY months ago, John Tlngstedt shed jobs and intended to go back to the shame he had let well up Inside Sweden with his wlfe, who left in for 37 years and decided to go back 1939 for medical reasons. But tragedy Intervened. to Sweden. In 1M) Tlngstedt's head went Frklay, with shoes polished to a patent Shine and wearing a plaid through the windshield of an sports jacket and gray straw hat, a automobile in a traffic accident In man who had lost half a lifetime In Connecticut. He was unconscious American Institutions boarded an for six row-s. Medica l records say airplane bound for New York where his memory became fuzzy, his he would leave a countJY In which personality changed, he became he spent most of his days living In depressed and began to have seizures that were believed to be vagueness. Tlngstedt, TT, born In AlmonaJYd, trauma-Induced epilepsy. It's not clear what he did over the Sweden, came to America eight months before the stock market next few years, but he became a crashed In 1929 a healthy, lively U.S. cltlzi'n In 1945. Tlngstedt ended up In Cleveland, Individual. He leaves as one of the last victims of an obsolete national where he sought psychiatric help policy tllat placed epileptics In for memoJY problems In 1947. That same year, Cuyahoga County institutions. "What we as a system did to hJm Probate Court ""nt him to Gallipowas terrible," said psychology lis, which had been established as assistant Dave Kirkland who new an lnstftutk>n lor epileptics. Although the Institution knew his with Tlngstedt to New York. T!ngstedt, who married Swedish wife's name and where she was, immigrant Sofia Swanson In 1935 there are no records soowing any year~. Graduate credits college for help in pursuing goals Chamber unveils tourism proposal for Gallia County By KEVIN KELLY 1lmes-Setttlnel Stall GALLIPOLIS - Within the next 15 years, tourism wilt he conslck>red one of the leading Industries In the U.S. and Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce officials want Gallla Counly to be a part of It . A proposal for a tourism center, operated under the chamber's guidance and financed by a 3 percent hotel-motel excise tax on travelers, has been presented to Gallla County Commissioners for their approval. No action was taken by the commissioners at last Tuesday's m<ePting, when the proposal was presented by Chamber President Dan Davies and Thelma Elliott. the chamber's executive seerelaJY . But the commissioners Intend to make a decision at Thursday's meeting. "! told them we'd read It over before we made a decision," Commissioner J .E. "Dick" Cremeens said Saturday. "It 's a good thing for Gallla County, but we've made no decision." "The benefits of our proposal for the entire county are specifically targeloo at the economic benefits of Increased tourism and the trickle down effect of tourist dollars In creating jobs and and revitallzlng our local economy," Davies said In the proposal. Gallla Cou nty has unique fac ilities to aNract tourism, chamber officials said. They cited Bob Evans Farms, where a three-day farm festival is held eveJY October. The festival attracted 250,00) people in 1985, and 43 percent of those a ttending traveled more than 200 mlles to visit tile farm according to chamber statistics. However, only 64 percent of those polled Indicated they would spend the night and 4.1 percent said they would spend the of opinion was that the board should stay Intact as an advocate for respite and long term in-home care funding. It was suggested that Ohio Department of Aging personnel, along with legislative representatives. he Invited to come to Meigs Coonty to meet with the hoard to discuss the results of the project, and determine where rural Meigs County Is to tum for help on in-home care and how the county can fit into the state's proposed respite programs. Cindy Faroon, director of the Area Agency on Aging, met with the hoard and discussed funding possibilities. She Indicated that she will make a three-county project proposal for fu rwltng on a pilot project dealing with long·term care. In Meigs County the 75-plus age group is 29.4 percent of the total elderly lover 65 ) population, and the figure Is expected to increase to 35.3 percent by the ISSUES WARNING - Pres~ dent Reagan says the American people wW know who to blame If the House turns down $100 mlllloo bt weapons and aid to the Nicaraguan Contra rebebi. Spe•klnglo supporien Friday, Reagan described HOWle Mlllitance to aiding the aatiSandlnltrta rebel81111 "a mandate for Inaction" 11ta1 "coold well lead to another Ubya on our doorstep." (UPI) WASHINGTON (UP! I - President Reagan says the American people will knowwhoto blame lithe House turns down $100 mllllon In weapons and aid to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels. Speaking to supporters Friday, Reagan described House resistance to aldinl: the antl·Sa ndinlsta rebels as "a mandate lor Inaction" that "could well lead to another Libya on our doorstep." The president made the remarks before flying for the weekend to Camp David, where he was expected to study the Rogers Commission report on the space shuttle Challenger disaster, which was delivered to the White House late Friday and was to be sent to the weekend getaway Saturday. Reagan will meet formally with members of the panel Monday and prlllse them llr their dedicatk>n In sreklng the causes of the acclck>nt and recommending ways to avoid future catastrophes In space. Lata- In !he week, deputy press ' secretaJY Lany Speakes said there Is a possibility RP"gan may hold a news conferPnCt' - his first since May 7 at the windup of the Tokyo Summit meet ing. The preside nt . who has focused on Central American policy since entering the White House. Is applying pressure and conducting an kltenslve lobbyin g campaign to win suwort fo r the Contras. With the current $27 million In humanitarian aid scheduled to ex!ire at the end of July , he is asking lor another $Il million In mn-lethal aid and $~ million In mllltaJY ass is tan('('. The Senate has approved the plan . The House has rejected 11 once, but Is scheduled to reconsider it In about two wreks. Some House opponents have said they want to put off a vote to provide more time for Central American peace negotiations to begin. "The strategy of the Sandlnistas should now be clear to everyone," Reagan t>ld about 150 Republican candidates and party activists. � 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. 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