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However, no decision has been made on half-day sessions at both centers as opposed to the alternate day long sesxsions. Some 50 parenls of youngsters attended the last meeting of the board and since that time, Mrs. Heines reports she has had many contacts with the parents who are intcresled in seeing half da y sessions established. The group of parents also is considering becoming involved in the A.W.A.K.E . program, which stands for Action While Affirming Kindergarten Ed ucation. Mrs. Heines points out that kindergarten students in the district must travel many times long distances to and from the center many leaving their homes as early at 7 a.m. in the mornings and not getting home until from 4:30 to 5:15p.m. under the presenl sysl em which is the day-long, alt ernale day plan. She maintains this is !ar too long a day lor kindPrgarlen age youngsters nol only from lhe standpoinl o! falique but from the slandpoint of retention. She hopes to see one-half day sessions for kindergarten chilclren mandated by the Ohio Legislature. Mrs. Heines admits that I here is probably a savings involved in bus lransporlalion cos ts in !he operation of fu ll. altPrnaiP da y sessions, but points oul lhal the system is nol the most beneficial for the children who are just gelling their firsl 1aste of life at school. And- Mrs. Hein es has support- not only from the large number of parents, but from teachers. physidans and otilers. The Departmenl of Pediatrics of the Holzer Clinic Ltd.- five physicians - have Additional funding announced with All· Loaded! Local/distance switch, balance fader. Cassette fast forward/rewind. Custom kit matches lace plate with car. Enjoy great sound! 21-8052-9 Hypertension An Eastern Local School Districl educator, mother and interested citizen - who coincidentally is a member of the district's board of education - is heading a parenl supported drive for the establishment of one-half day kindergarten sessions in the district. She Is Mrs. Larry (Susie ) Heines, who is anned wilh a wide array of supportive letters, delailed studies of half day kindergarten sessions as opposed to full day sessions on alternate days. The districl has been operating one kindergarten center in the districl, at Tuppers Plains, and at the Iasl board of education meeting, the board decided to establish two centers for the nexl school year, the second center at the Limit 16 Per Customer NEW Baseball roundup By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff Champion Resistors. 64-1300-17,80-97 .. 99cEach ,. SeePage7 Vol.ll, No. 16 Copyrighted 1984 Sale Priced Screens out dirt and harmful abrasives to keep your car's oil c lean. Sizes to fit most U .S. cars & light trucks . Save today! 74-5400- I 5 Story, ph!Kos on Page 3 at enttne Half-day kindergarten classes sought 79~ Sale Priced Cancer answerline e_ Champion Spark Plugs FRAM® Derby preview Courl for Earl F. Jngl~s Jr .. the Mason man charged with the armed robbery of a Coolvllle bank las I year. lngiPS faces a preliminary hear ing Tuesday. Judge Thomas Hodson set the bond on the recommendation of Athens County Sheriff Rober! Allen , who said there was a chance Ingles . 38. migh1 flee the area. IngiPS was arresled Sunday In Hamill on County. A I hens County Prosecutor Michael Ward had sa id earlier lhal if Ingles entered Ohio 1Cont lnued on page I 4l signed a Ieifer indicating they rectHlUTl t'nd the number of hours lhat kindergarlen children attend classes each day should be limiled . "We base our recorrunendations on the shortf'r atleniJon span in children around fiw y~ars of ag~; I he incr eased need for rest during the day and the relalive lack of enduranrP al this age, and the emotional trauma of separation for an eight !o ninf> hour period I ha l would decrease furthPr JhPir abilitv to funclion capably ." Teachers support the dail~:. onP-half day sessions . Three kindergarl en wachprs in the area wrile "Full day kindcrgarlen for five vear olds Ls of gTl'al concern l o !hose o! us in the prof~ss io nal fleld of educa 1ing young children. 1Coni inued on page H' 79 tornadoes leave six dead By RON SffiAK Associated Pres.; Writer Vioienl spring s!Orms I hat lashed Jhe Sou lh with 79 Jornad<X's, lcavmg SJX people dead and hundreds of houses wrrcked. spread norlhwa 1·d todav while keeping DixiP lock('(] in lhe "heart of Jhe mosl scv·<'rt' wcalh<;I season.'' Heavy rain was falling l oday !rom Louisiana to Pmnsvlv·a nia. l"'""ng lhP !Par of flooding in arms already waterlogged by waw' afler wav·c of storms . The rains wpre cxpectf'd Ia pour down all dav·. in Grorgia and i\Jabama. people picked up the piE'<·es afJ('J" I he two stat es were ballcred by 37 of lhc4:llornadocs J"('porled Thursda)· b.v · the 1 ' al ional WPathPr Sen-irP. Twisters also touched down Thursday in Mississippi. Louisidna. :\orth TORNADO D.utAGE The roof of a convenience store lays scattered after a tornado blew through Montgomery, Ala. Thursday, killing at least five people. Gov. George C. Wallace said he will ask President Reagan to declare the state a disaster area. (AP Laserphoto). Ordinance limits cutoff days Syracuse Village Council Thursda y nigh! approved an emergency ordinance which states that no utility can dlsconnecl service lo customers except on Monday, Tuesday. WPdncsday and Thursday. Frank W. Porte r, Jr., lawn solicilor. met with council conCPrning the ordinanCP which also states I hal no ul ilily can be lumed off on Friday, Sa turday, Su nd ay or holid ays. Parler also discussed the loca l gas company. Syracuse Home Utililies. and the high gas rales the res idenls have experienced during the winter monlhs. Also meeting with counc il was B ill Arnot!, presldenl of lile Sy racuS<' Baseball Association. Arnot! sa id 114 children are in the baseball program this season. On May 12, lhe assoc ial ion will hold its annual parade. The baseball season will officially open on May 1o. 1\rnol l sta ted . Council agt'f'<'d to pa_v tor som e of the supplies necessary for lhc construction of dugoul s. II was noted I hal parent s arc donaling labor. In other business. council agreed l o hire Bob Sm ith Jo ass isl wit h villagP GR workers. Ron Ash. manager of Ohio PawN Co .. attendP<i and prpsc•nl('(i a film on acid rain . Council agreed 10 J"('mov·~ a 1ree on Worchcslcr Slreet and to c lean \·illage cemf'IC'riPs . Probation violation charged Karen Sue Wise, 19, Middleporl, was charged with violating terms of her probation when she appeared before Judge Charles H . Knight in the Meigs County Common PlE'as Cou rl Thursday . Wise was placed on probation for a period of three years in July, 1983 as a resuil of pleading guilty 10 a breaking and entering charg 0. lnvesligator for the Proseculing Attorney Paul Gerard Thursday told the courllhat Wise had violated probation terms through a subsequenl lheft offense. Thursday, Prosecuting Attorney FredW. Crow III presPnted l estimony by Probation Officer Paul Koch and a CPrtifted copy of an entry showing Wise enlering a plea of gu ilt y lo a theft charge in Ga llia Cou nly last month. Judge Knighl ruled I ha 1Wise had violated probalion terms and wil l make final disposition of I he case Monday. Wise was remanded Ia the custody of the sheriff. Meanwhile, David M . Ha1mon. 39, Parkersburg entered a volun tary plea of guilty to grand theft when he appeared before Judge Knighl Thursday afternoon. .Judge Knight sel final sentencin g for 10 a.m. on Thursday. June 14. Harmon is free on a S'i.OOO personal rt'Cugni.zanre bond . Harmon was charged in a bill of in!oJmalion prPsrntf'd by Jhc offi c<' of Fred W. Crow Ill. Prosecuting Altorn~y . Harmon was charged with taking a l'lOOChevTolct Malibu belonging to Barbara Bctzing on April19 of thi s .1 car. Harmon was atTf•sted in We-st Virginia, but wai vt?<.kxtradition nnd was retumed 10 Meigs County 10 answer I he charges. and Sou th Ca rolina. thP Nalional WealhE'r Service said. Five P<'flplc were killed Thursday in 1\lalxl ma. and one died WC'dnesdav n1ghl m Arkansa s In all. 79tornadocs cui a palh ot destruct Jon !rom Texas Jn lh<· Carolm <~ s on Wednesday and Thursday , said Hugh Crowthc1· all he r\at ional Scv·l'l'f' Siorms Forecast Cemer in Kansas City, Mo. Meanwhile. Texas lxlked Thursday under rccord tcmp.:'ratuiY'Si haJ Sl' nl thP mercury soaring to as high as 1()7 rlPRJ"f'PS. Three waves of 1omadOC'S surged Jhrough Alabama on Thun;dav. hill in~ at til!' morning rush hour. in mid -afternoon and again in earlv cv·cnmg. Th~ most deadly roared across a busy highway in Monlgomcr,v· early Thursda~·. tossing cars and trucks likc Joys and iPaving four pE'Opicdcad m roadway wrE'Ckage. " My ear left the road twice !hal I know of." said T.A. Remolds. driv-ing to work when thc black w hi rli ng cloud clutched hts car. A fiflh person was kiilf'd when a lwiSIPr flipped he1· Mobile homc nmr Montgomery. Tornadoes hillal!'r in I hE' day in Talladcga Counl\ ·and nm r Pranv·Utc. In ail, Alabama authorit iC's rcporled 60 homes dcslt'mrd. ThP lomadOC's werp nol as deadlY in <.rorgia. bul thrv left ix'hind a !rail of twisled wreckagP Jhat includE'<! mOJt' than 20"1 huust•s damage-d and dC'stroved, authorilies sa id A lwLsler a I Uvalda in Monl gomcry l'ount) "ripped off sforr· fronts and took the top off 1hP policf' station and \\/f' han• n't found 11 ypt," ... aid c'OUnl\ Shpriff Jim Higgs. . Students at a high S('hOOI '" Telfau· Countv walchf'd al m1ddav as a tornado roa rPd within :~Xl .varcls of lhf' huilrling. officials said. lllf'J;. Wt'Jl' no injurit>s . In Atlanla. several school syslc ms rcfuS£'d to I~J sJ udcniS board buses 10 go home uni JI a slotm that hil right as clas= w~J'f' ending pass('(] "1'ra di1io n a ll ~· 1his is the most actin' monlh for torn.tciOf'~ ." said Cruwlhl' r. "Wp will lx' in thP hf'a J1 of thP most SP\'Prt' \'-'Path('r ~·ason for lhP n!'xl monlh and a half. " he addf'd . No tampering evidence found No indica ! ion of lampering wilh lhr waler supply of the L<'ading Creek Conservancy District . which provides wa ler for I he wcs1cm pari of Mc1gs County, was noled by officials Thur.;day . Officials were called after a brpaking and entering al lhr t rca anent plant of lhr distrtct. Jon Jacobs. adminlslralor of Jhc Meigs County Health Departmcnl. and the Ohio EnvironmC'ntal AgenC)', Columbus, buJ reponed rhar thPrT' v-·u.s no f'\ ' tdcnct' of tampering with thP supplv l!nw P\'Pr. thf' Ohio EPA said lhar GIS a precau tion. lh<' Sout heast DJSinct OffiC'C' was takin g a sa mple \lf tht' watf'r for co n1 ami n.1t ion l t'~ ling . .Jacobs also took wah •:-. r sam pl('~ roa Marietta JaOOr:norv nn Thur~l i t\ afternoon for c h('cking. Th<' ~~""";I su ppl v- will h. • monil on -d . Thr• Oh 10 EPA sa1 d th,lt ll'SI' disrlo"'l I hill lhC' chlorim· rf'sirl u;J! in ttw w;tlt 'l was "u p" indi caling !hat rht ·n · i ~ nu conraminaliun April civilian unemployment remains frozen at 7.8 percent Associate Store Hanae Owned DON & EDNA WILSON 49 North Second Avenue- Phone: 614-992-551 S MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 FIPS 13797 CONVENIENT CREDIT AVAIWLE 12-53 7-d WASHINGI'ON !API - Civilian unemployment in April remained frozen at 7.8 percent - its third month at that level- as the number of new jobs vlrlaually accommodated a heavy sprlngl ime demand for work, the governrnenl said today. Not since September-November 198J has unemployment held steady for three months running. Economists in and out of govern ment have said for months thai the steadily declining unemployment rates of the last yearorsocouldlevel off as the pace of the expanding economy slows. Still, many analysts expect the civilian rale to fail below7 4percenl, the rate Presldenl Reagan inherited from Jimmy Carter in 1981. by year's end. In AprU, lhe Labor Deparlment said today, lotal civilian employ ment rose by 260,0CXJ to 104.4 mUiion. a record . But roughly 333,00) jobless Americans re-entered the labor force in search or work. offsetllng the gains. The total number of unemployed people rose by 71,0CXJ last month, to 8.84 million. but that Increase was not enough Ia drive up the overall unemployment rate when the calculation was adjusted for normal seasonal variations. The bureau said the avcragP factory worker put in 41.2 hours a week last month. up36minutesfrom March and the highest !('Vel in nearly two decades. A separate unemployment rate. which combines thp civilian labor force with the roughly 1.69 million members of the U.S. anned forces stationed in the United States. held steady a17.7 percent last month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reporled. The unemployment calculation Is based on a Census Bureau survey of someffi,OCKJU.S. households taken in the week that includes the 12th day of themonlh. A separate sun-ey of business pa>Toils. which is nol uS<'d in l he compilation of Jhe unemploymcnl ra te, showed !hal 410,00J jobs were CJ'f'a ted in April. the BLS said . A host of economic reports in recent days has sent mixed signa ls aboul lulU!"(' business hPa lth. The Index of Leading Indicators, for ins lance , dropped 11 pPrcenl in March, the firsl decline in 19 months. Bul the gross nalional producl iGNPJ gri'W al an annual rale of 8.3 percenl in lhc first quarter. Salesofnew homesdeciincdby 4.9 percent in March; orders placed to factories rose 2.2 percent in March, the best showing In six months, and major retailers on Thursdav rc por1ed subslanlia l saiPs gai ns in April. Since c iv ilian unemploymenl hit a post -DeprPss ion peak ofl0.7perccnl in Novpmber 1!1!2, some o.4 million people have found jobs . During thai recovery, the strongest gains have been regislered by adult men. 2.9 million jobs, and by aduil women. 2.4 million. Among adult men last monlh, I he jobless rate rose from 6.8 percent Ia 6.9 percent. The rate for aduil women rose by lhe samE' fraclion, from 6.9 percent to 7. 0 percent. BLS officials say such minuscule in creases are stallstlcally insignificant As rar oth(' r popubtio n ~ group~. tod a~··s re port s11owf'd lhf'SP un<'m ploymPnl ralrs· - Tffnagrrs . 19 -1 Pf.~ TTf'nl . dcm·n from 19.9. - Whites. 6.<. unchnng<'<l. - ntecks. 16.R. up from 11;t> - Hispanics. 11 .0, up from 1U . In test imonv pr<'P" rf'd lor 1he congressional .Jmnl Economic l'om - mi1tee . Commissionf'r of Labor Sla listics Janel L Norwood sa id that. on balance. "strong !'mpio)·· m ent growth conlinued In April. I he workweek increased and lhP un!'m ployment rate held steadv for lhr lhird month in a row ." �Connnentat-y Call it a draw________ Ill Court street PomeroJ, Olllo DEVOI'ED TO THE INTERE8T OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA Alb r!m~ ~L-~·~d·.-. ~v ROBERT L. WINGE:TI' PubUsher BOBHOEFUCH Gen~raJ 1\.ulstant PubUsber/Controller Maaas-er DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News EdKor A. MEMBER ol The .\sooclaled l'r..., Inland Dally Preos AaooclaUon and the American Newspaper Publlsber Assoclatloo. LEITERS OF OPINION are welcomed. The)' should be leu thaa 110 •orU lon~~~:. Alii etten arr 11•bject toedltlnl and mu11t be wlrned with name, address and lelephoae number . No unsl1ned letters wUI bl! publhbed. Letkn ahould be lD 1ood lule, addreuln1 lnues, not penooalltles. When President Richard Nixon landed In Peking In February 1972, the M American reporters there to witness the event were probably over one-baH the total nwnber of viewers. On seeing the barren airport - no crowds, no bands, menoly a stiff little honor guard - I remember expressing my astonish· men! to the newsman adjacent to me. "Where on earth are all the Chinese?" I wondered. "Maybe," Walter Cronldte observl'd, "these are the Chinese left, after the Cultural Revolution." It was a nice point made succinctly at a moment In Chinese history when tbe overwhelming majority of well.wtshers of Sino-American cohabitation were wUUng to throw Into the pot the fiction that the Cultural Revolution In China was weU over. In fact tt contlnul'd another four years, during which every stroclty !magi· nable was routinely conunltted. under the b!'Dedlction of Mao Tse-tung and many of hi s con!l'derates. The point Is of considerable relevance given thai when Ronald Reagan arrivl'd In Peking he was lh<:> first chief of state to receive a 2l·gun salute slnre Mao's takeover of the goverrunent in 1949. This special mark of distinction should not be contused with the Graustar· klan exCPSses of nice Utile Balkan stat{'S that occasionally get carried away In their adulation of a prime donna. No, the gesture was dreply signtllcant. What the Western world was watching for was an Indication of what It Is that the people who are now running China desire for November 1984. It has b{'{'n clear now for many months that the principal International obj<:>etlve of the Soviet Union Is to defeat Ronald Reagan In November, to which end Moscow Is being adamant not merely In crltlctzlng Reagan per· sonally, but In refusing to participate In any of those dlsannament conferenCE'S to whose success we are ostensibly commlttl'd. Now, the ChineS{' In their opposl· Letters to editor Yes vote urged for levy As a member of Racine Village Council and as a fireman, I would like to sfr{'Ss the importance of the ppccming one mill lire protection levy on the ballot in Lebanon. Letart. and Sutton Towns hips In the primary election Tuesday, May R As a reprE-Sentative of the fire department I urge all voters to vote YES for this imponant proposal. Main purpose of this levy is to generate monC'y to purrhase and maintain flrt'-flghtlng equipment so fhRI quality fire protf'Ction can be provld<:>d both now and in the futllf(', and to maintain the current Class "A" fire protflCtion rating. In the near future Ohio State Fire regulations for Class "A" Fire prot£'Ction requires the purchase of a new Class "A" pumper truck. which at roday's rstirnates cost approximatel y $70.1XI1 Without lhr passage of this lax levy adequate funding would not be availablf' to maintain the Class "A" rating. thus the high ""ssibllity rand proba bility ! of higlwr insurance r atC's. As riremC'n, our main con('{' is to serve and protect thr public . With thi::: ro nrPrn in mind . it is of best interest to 1'('2!lizP the great Importance and grt'at nred that exists to properly lund and equip !he local lire depanments affected by this levy . During th£' past several yE'ars, funding has b{'{'n grossly lnsuffl · clentln kwpin~ pace wilh skyrock eling prici'S on equipment used In the fire S{'fVire. inc luding the price of Class "A" pump<'rs. which have jumped from $32,1lXJ In 1972 IRa· cine's last new pumper) tornJ.IlXJln 1984, the cost of a similar truck. In 1983. the RaclnP Fire DepartmPnt recelvl'd $1,900 In fire contracts from the thrre townships com· blnl'd. As onp can see. this amount Is vPry lnadPQuate when compared to today's prices of flreflghtlng eq ulpmmt. Your "YI'S" votP Is a must! Without this proposed levy, tlrstthe Class "A" fire rating would be ellmlnatl'd and eventually the local voluntrer fire departm<:>nts could be forced out of exlstenc<:>. leaving the community without th<:> fin<:> fire S{'rv!ce It now has. Racine VIllage currently has a 1. 7 mill fire protecton l<:>Vy for operation and maintenance Inside the village. In consideration of Its citizens. Racln<:> Vlllag<> Council has agreed to drop Its current millage within the corporation to .7 mill (seven tenths) upon passage of the one mill levy in Sutton Township. The result of this would mean that Racinr voters wtll not increase their taxes with a "YES" votP. If It my understanding that Syrcuse has made a similar proposal. Racine's current levy is up for renewal this fall. In the November Plf'Ction the .7 mill would be voted upon without an additional tax lncreaS{'. pending passage of the township levy. Remember that your "YES" vote may save a life. and that life saved may b<> your own! Don't let greed replace land I havr a question conccrning thE' longwall mining done bv South<:>rn Ohio Coal Company. Their whole argument for thP longwall is that it is more PConomic. ThC' ooal can be 1"\'C'OVrrffi faster. clranrr a nd cheapl'r . If Southern Ohio Coal continues to pay for thP damage it causf'S by long\N·a II mining wouldn' t that do away w ith th<' argument of ils bPi ng morf' PC:'O nomie? Unless. af10r Sout hern Ohio Coa l gets its permit. it pla ns to te ll the peoplf' it has p<'m1is.<;;ion gra nted by rhr State tu do so. Almost f'Vf'ry dt'f'd ( rpad sa~'S thf' grantor WJ i Vf'rs all right s Jny a nd all suria C'€' damagp 10 ra usl'd b)• the grantec. Nor only this. but we arc to be made to buy lnsurane<:> ! pay the premiums oursf'IVPS l to protect us from the min{'S. How much will this cost and will it pay off? You know whPn a fire burns you our you can at least push the rubble aside. take the insurance mney and re-build. If they longwall under you what will you build back on? Thr insuran('(' will only cover residential hom<:>s. Not the land~ Plf'asr, somrone. hear my plea! Please don '! 11'1 gre<'d for money take away from us what can nevf'r h~ve be r<'plac<'d. OUR LAND! -Carla N. Large. Your donations can help This i.o-; what fhf' Olympics means - a chanCP for my rhllc:l to comi)f"te in sports and b<' able to win. ThC' thrill f gC't wh('n I wa tch a ch ild with a handicap win over other children . The blggeSI thrill of all is when yo u S('(' '-' studrnt run 10 m~ then stop so anothN studrnt can catch up and givf' both<:~ cha nl'f' to ·.vln My daughter ha• hf><'n going to thP Olympics for 10 _v rars . She Is just as pleaSf'd to Sf'(' onf' of hf>r classmates win <:~s shr is to win Today • Ill herself. Our students tram Carleton School will be going May 19 to Athens then the winners will go on to Columbus oo June T2 through 24. Your donations will help these studPnts ccntlnue to have this opportunity to be achievers. The school is still accepting donations. Won't you pleaS{' g-Ive a child a chanCP 7 - Darlene Curry, mother of M ary Jane Curry. student, 109 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. 9920.'>43. history Today is r'rida\ . Ma\ 4. the 125th day of 19&1. Th('re af<' 241 days left in the _ w ar. Toc:lay's highlight in history: Oo Ma.v 4. 1970. Ohio National Guardsmen fired on a crowd of anti -war d.>monstrators a t KC'nl Slate UnivC'rsity, kllllng four stud<:>nls . On this datp: In 16J:i, Dutch Px plorPr Peter Mlnuit landed on Manhattan Island. later buving It from the Indians for $24 worth or Iriokets. Io 1904, the U nltE'd Staf{'S took possession of lhe Panama Cana l zoO{'. . In 1927, lh<:> Acad<:>my of Motion Plctllf(' Ans and Sciences was founded. · In 1961, lh(' first group of "freedom riders" left Washington for N<:>W Grleans to challroge segr<>gatlon on Interstate buses and al bus lennlnals. : In 1973, G<:>n. Alexandpr Halg was oaml'd a special assistant to Pn>sldenl ntchard Nixon. · And In I98l, Presi<IE'nt Josip Broz Tito dll'd aline age of 87 after ruUng Yugoslavia Cor 35 years. : '{'t>n yt>ars ago: President Nixon dPCided agalnsl any further reduction or J;i; WUUam Calley's lO-year SE'ntence for the slaying of Vietnamese l'f(>Wans. ; £1ve years ago: Gov. Jeny Brown proposed I hal Calllm;nla counties . be11fJt odd~en gasoline sail'S to cut down the long lJn('S at gas .tartly &!ill-· . ' • :. ; '!'!:> . • .· ., ... The Daily Senlio •I m_F._B_uc_k__:ley:.._J_r. NEW YORK lAP) - After months of wrangtlng, the Major League Baseball Playt>rs Assocla · t1on and club owner representat!V{'S have reached tentative agreement i: tton to !be Soviet Union are pretty plainspoken. But this does not necessartly mean that the Chinese would welcome a return to power at Ronald Reagan. For _one thing, It Ia obvious that under Reagan the Chinese would have less luck In Isolating Taiwan. A Walter Mon· dale, foUowtng In the tradition ot Jimmy Carter, would be likelier to abandon Taiwan, and to celebrate the fact, as Carter did when be unceremoniously klckl'd out !be Taiwan ambassador In 1979. For another, Reagan's reputation ha8 been that of a consistent opponent ot communism wherever It raises Ita ugly head. And God knows It luis ralsl'd Its ugly head In China, whalevPr the recent reforms. Rea· gan ha8 been thecarrierofwhatone might call the generic anti· communist claim. Dkl the heirs of Mao Tse-tung want such a man around lor another four years? Jlei~ fl}'TTlOUS artackN'S wen' rampant . Because of internationa l boycotts and ottwr pressure, th<:> AtlantabasE'd soft drink colossus arranged thP sale of Its Guatemala plant In 1980. len! the purchaS{'rs $7.o mlllion and a~rr£>ed to maintain "ma nag~ment ('(Intra!" for fivC' years to ensure that the workers· hard · won rights would be protl'<'led. But on Feb. 17. 1984. thP Guatema lan owners told the union - Violence has not bN'n llmlll'd to Coca-Cola worke,.,._ Since November, at least 14 union leaders and labor lawy<'rs in Guatema la have b{'{'n kidnapped and are feared dead. - Coca·Cola has reneg<:>d on Its 1980 agr...,ment to provide for the widows and children of union leaders murdered In 1978-!IJ. Thr monthly payments stopped when the workers seized the plant. - The Coke plant's owners loot <:>d the company's asS{'ts and k~pr two sets of books to hide the profits. accord ing to a financial consult ant hired by the union. The ccnsultant found that th(' owners also owned six Coca-Cola dl•trlbutors - and rhargl'd them far less for lhC' bevf'rage. This siphonl'd $!160,1lXJ from the company's revenues. The owners alw made "gifts" 10 lh~ rompany.ownNJ distributors, and C'laimed dE>prPciation costs of $707.134 for bottles In 198.1 - almost twice the amount for 19.'12. In short . lhP Coke plant's owfl{'rs deliberatel y drove th<• compa ny bankrupt. pocketing vas t sums of COOKSEY IS UP- Kentudty Derby hopeful So Vague, ridden by jockey P. J. Corksey, 18 led onto a muddy track al ChurcbiD Downs lor WI early morning Sex revolution ends !'he Sexual Revolution, accord· ing to "Tim<:>" magazine. Is owr. II started In the Sixt ies and apparently was fought to a standstill. Finally, according to the magazine, both •Ides got rlrl'd and have now g-Iven up. I remember the beg-Inning of thf' Sexual Rf'volution as if it were Y<'Sierday. Thrw friends came ovPr to my house and told mr quietly, "The revolution began at midnight . Are you with us or against us'?" " I'm with you. But for heaven 's sak{'S. what took you so long? .. " We had to wall for the postWorld War II babies to grow up. Now we'rE' re-ady to overthrow the bourgrols marl'S of the Forties and Fifties ... I went upstairs to the bedroom and put on my old Marine unllorm. w hich had been hanging in my cloS£'1 slncr .Japan surrrnderPd to the United States. "What arP you doing?" my wife want<:>d to know. "If you don'tlet It our of this room I'll tell you:· I sa id. "Th<:> sexual r evolution Is going to start tonlghl and I'm signing up." "But you're too old, .. she said. "Sexual revolutions are for young people." "You'rp never too old for a S{'xual revolution," I said gently. "I could never face myself every morning It I kn<:>w there were so many kids out there fighting lor It and I was sitting safely at home. Besides, they need a cadre of experienced G.! . 's from the big war to show them how to do It right." "What about our children?" "I'm dolngttlor them," I told her. "I want !hem to grow up In a world where they can be free of thE' dogmas and restraints that our generation was saddlE'd with . I LOUISVILLE. Ky. lAP) -Eddie Maple was supposl'd to ride the top horS{' In Saturday's Kentucky Derby. Instead, II wtll be his younger brol her, Sam, on one of the favorites. When DevU's Bag was withdrawn earlier lh1s wrek, Eddie wound up on longshot At The Threshold. Sam, who has had no previous Derby mounts, wtll ride Taylor's Special, the Blue Grass Stakes winner who Is the third choice In the rnrly llneforthericbest -ever Derby, worth $712,400wlth $537,400 going to the winner. The last brothers to ride In the Derby were Chris and Gregg McCarron In 1976. Taylor's Special has won three stralght, Including the Louisiana Derby and the Blue Grass, and four of his last five. William F. Lucas' colt Is llstro as lh<:> third early choice at 7-2 behind lh<:> ftlly entry of Althea and Llfp's Magic, 5-2, and Swale. :J.Itn the field want them to ha v!' opportunities that were beyond our wlld{'St dreams. Some day when the battle Is won, I hope they'll be proud of the role I playl'd In sha lc:lng off the S{'XUal tabocs and r{'Strlchons of the past." "But suppose you don't com~ back 7 " "Then hang this gold framed picture of Hugh Hefn~r in the window'' My friends took me down to the rPCruitln g station. "What do you want, Pop"" a bearded fellow In a sweatshirt and blue jeans askl'd me. "I w ant to r£'vol utlon." join lh<' Car racing season begins agr('{'m('nt to maintain "management <'Onlrol" did not rnPa n dirt>c1 ovl'rstght but mPrely things llkP qual ity C'O ntrol. mark<:'ting plans and PQUipment purchases. Curtis conc«l<:>d the plant was "mlsrnanagP<l" but said the bankruptcy was not an attempt to brt'ak the union . As for susj)('nslon of payments to the murderl'd unon leaders' fami lies. Curtis said Coca-Cola had merely agrred It would "favorably consider" such compensation . "To favorably consld<'r something Is not to do it." h~ said. STEWART- Two big nights of racing eac h wrek hl~:hilght the action at Skylln<:> Spel'dway this S{'ason. Including Sup<'r Sprints and Hobby Stocks on Friday evenings and Super Late Mod<:>ls and Hobby Stocks on Saturday evenings. Last wrek, i()('al rarf'r Bob Adams Jr. unv<:>lll'd his brand new 1!*34 Fireblrd, "Black Bandit" racer. In Its Initial DUling the CJ. Rayburn buUt chassis brought home the checkered Oag In the SPCond heat race. then d{'Spite an alllng transmission slipped home for a lhlrd place ftnlsh In the feature behind winner Butch McDill and Pennsboro's Frank Wilson. driving a winged-modifl<:>d Super Late Camaro. Another loca l comp<'tltor making ·ons. getdlslllusionl'd. Aftf'rafewyearsl decided I couldn't take It any more and askl'd for a psychiatric dis· charg~. They gave It to me with a Good Conduct ME'dal. I'm glad "TIIllE'" magazine has declared the Revolution owr. We shou ld have pullE'd out . the troops long ago. because It was one war that no one could ever have won. ad<:>butlnanewearwas Pomeroy's Benny Hickel. who finlshl'd third In the fast heat and plared well In the future . In lhP Hobby Stock acllon Jack Boot has establishl'd hlll)SE'lf as the man to beat. making a clean swwp In the Hdmet Dash and reatur~ on both Friday and Berry's World The complete field In post position order with morning-lin£' odds: 1, Althea, 5-2; 2, Raja'sSbark, :Ill-!: 3, Bear Hunt, :lll-1: 4, So Vague: 5, Llfe'sMagtc,:>-2: 6,Fighl0v£>r,20-1: 7, FallT!rm>,l2-1: 8,Bedouln,l2-l: 9. Rexson's Hope, 12-1: 10, Taylor's Special, 7·2; 11, Silent Klng,15·1: 12. Vanlandingham, 10.1; 13, Secret Prince. 12-1: 14, At The Threshold, 20-1: 15. Swale, l-1: 16, Majestic Shore,l2·1 : BUoxllndian, 12-1: Circle, 10.1; Coax Me Chad. 12·1, and ) i • I champion Dave Fisher from Co. lumbus who clalml'd the big 25 lap featurE'. Racing returns thi s Friday and Saturday nl~hls. w<:>at h er pe;;;;~~t~·r Darrell Wlllle says he expects a largerfleld ofSprtng Cars each wrek and bpi'S to return Skyline Speedway to thE' Splint Car havm It once was during Ihe late 1960s. Three weeks ago National Championship Sprint racer Jack Hewitt was on hand. Racing b!'gtns at 8 p.m. with lbne trial• ar 1 p.m . Games postponed ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs· South Point girls' sectional touma· ment opener scheduled here Thurs· day was postponl'd untO 4 p.m. today. If conditions remain unplay· able. !be game wtll be playl'd Saturday at 11 a.m. Also postponed due to rain Thursday was the Meigs' reserves· North Gallla basebaU game and the M~'i~~B'North Gallla reserve softball game. . Gate Dancer, 15-L Sam Maple rode Taylor's Special In the Louisiana Derby but was replaced by Pat Day lor last week's Blue Grass. Day electro to ride Vanlandingham In the Derby, and It wasn't until Thursday that trainer Bill Mott decided to go back to Maple. "I think he has a big chance to win the race, and since Ihaverldd£'n him before, I think that would give m£' a little l'dg<:>," Maple said. P•- Legion baseball signup set Sunday Derby Post '---~._.Positions ··-···-.l. .. . . .,_ ..·_ ·-·-· ._ ...... ·-........ ··-·-- The Meigs American Legion basebaU team which Is sponsored by Drew W£>bster Post 39. Pomeroy, and Freney-Benn<:>tt Pc.st 128, Middleport, will holda slgnup atl: 30 p.m. Sunday at the Dr<:>W Webster Post Home, W. Main St.. Pom£'roy, lor aU boys lnler{'Stl'd In playing Legion ball . AU boys who will not wach the age of 19 before August l, 1!*34 are eligible to play. AU boys registering Sunday mu st hav<:> their birth certificates and $7 registration Ire. Co.sponsortng the 1!*34 team are the Eagles Club, Bank One, Pomeroy: Farmers Bank and Savings Co., Centra l Trust Co., R C. Bola Bottting Co., and the Diamond Savings and Loan . as.v- u ...... oa,.. .-. •• 2 * .......u., ..,.,.. . . At n.. 'flllicalloold -. r As time goes by, you'll know why. SUPREME 19" push, with side bag / ;::===~ "As everybody knows, the players have had their share of disagreements with the cornmlsstoner's office on drug·relatl'd Issues," Donald Fehr, the acting executive director of the players association, told The Assoclatl'd Press Thursday night. "Now we • Up to 30% more usable power • Sol1 d·state ign1t1on • Du1et under· the -deck muffler • Lightweight • Fingerttp starting o Patented L awn-Boy safety features • B1g s1de catcher ptvots to allow both-s1des tnmm1ng bope we w1II put these problems behind us and bring forward a program that Is mutually beneficial to both the players and the clubs." A cooperative owner-union antld· rug program has been a source of disagreement In baseball, and the union has been able shorten or Make A Note To $28485 . WITHOUT BAG Headquarters For lAWN -BOY Sales & Service VOTE MAY 8th FOR A LIMITED TIME B. D. LAWN-BOY GAS POWERED TRIMMER/EDGER GILKEY Republican Candidate For MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER •CAPABLE •QUALIFIED •EXPERIENCED MODEL 1300 MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main Pa~d lor by the Candidate. B. D. Gilkey, 38189 Sumner Road. Rt. 3. Pomeroy, OH. 45769 Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992-2164 The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff" - For Pets. Stables. Large & Small Animals , Lawns and Gardens PAT HILL FORD GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE --~ mc. ... a.... 204 Condor St. Pomery.OH SAVE UPTO Phone 992·2975 POST POSmONS - This graphic details the post positions lor Salurday's Kentucky Derby. The positions were drawn Thursday at ChurchiD Downs in Loutsvllle with 20 ho....,. going to the post. ( AP Laserphoto). Spring & Summer Hours: Mon.·Fri . 9 to 5 Sat. 9 to 1 $2,2QQOO ~THE GRAVELY &V&TEIVI ~ )' ON A 1984 CROWN VICTORIA "5 In Stock & More Coming" r-------------L------------~ DR. JAMES P. CON DE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ~R IGS COUNTY CORONER Last Friday night a field of nine Oytng Sprint cars toured the three-eighths mil<:> clay oval In ri'('Qrd llm<:>s with N<:>lsonvllle's C. J. Holl<:>y finall y setting rast time with a sizzling time of 12.'/li, an Although of Holley IookE'd an likehour. the average 114 mll<:>s man to beat. It was former go.kan "You're good at being vulnerable. 1LIKE fhsf." of :J.year~lds limited to the top ~ money-winners. ~ru~ sexua l He laughl'd. "You couldn't even pass thE' physical." "That's how much you know. I'm In better condition now than I was In 1945. Test me." "We don't have tim<' for thai . We have too many recruits already." "Look, drop me behind the front lio{'S - Vassar, Radcliff<:>, Swwt Briar. Experience count s a lot more than age." "We're sorry, Pop. The sexual revolution doesn't trust anyone over 30." "All right , so don't S{'nd me to the front lines. But let me serve In some capacity. Maybe I could be a forward observer?" "Th<> o!lly position we have for guys your age Is In a '.JI·A·S.H' unit In the rear, to take care of the sick and the woundl'd." "You mean I won't S{'{' any actiOn?" "No, but tbe woundl'd and sick need love too." So I was assigned to the 450th Vi. the IUF delega tion . As the Financial Times of London observl'd: "The very thought of Coca-Cola (In \.ualemala 1 going bust Is, of course. absurd ." Foolnole: A Coca-Col• spokesm an in 1\llanla. Carlton Curti s, said thr Guatrmalan franchise was independent of the part'nl com· pany. and poiniE'd out that Coke Is now stuck with th<:> bad loans il mad<' In 1980. The said the Art Buchwald 'M -1\-S-H' unit at BerkdPy, where som~ of the heaviest fighting of ihP S{'XUal revolution took plaN' In the late The kids v.-ere broughl In on stret"hers. most or I hem In shock. and wasted with fatigue. A social r~volution sounds vPry glamorous whm It begins. but when you set' what It dO{'S to !he bodies and minds of young peoplr you quickly workout Thursday. Cooksey wiD become the second woman to ride In the Kentucky Derby. (AP LaseJ1>hoto). Expect clear weather for Kentucky Derby monPy in thr proces...". according to compan~·· s Royal, and Atlanta Braves Pascual Perez were among those benefitting from players association intervention. rr.~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;=~~~~=~=~, provides for an Independent com. mlt~ that woold help detenntne If a playPr has a drug problem, and It so, what to do about tt. The program also permits dlsclpUnP under cer. lain circumstances, but !be players association is tree to chaUenge such discipline. m('nt . th<:>y were broke and could no longer operate the plant . The 400 workers took it over and have occuplE'd It ever since In shifts of 100. Rec<:>ntly a Guatemalan businessrna n has made overtures to buy the plant. The union suspects he' ll lry to rropen the facility with non-union help. The International Union of Food and AIIIE'd Work<:>rs Associations S{'nt a d<:>legatlon to Guatemala to Investigate tho situation . The delegation gave my associate John Dillon these highlights of their findings: - The Coke plant is "an unarmed fortress undf:'r a starr of sl<>gP in an undE'Ciared war." Truck drlvC'rs on food runs for workers occupying the plant hav<> been harassE'd by •ecurlty forces. whose chief des cribed the pla nt takrover omi nously as "an act of rebellion." On March 2. soldiers !dUro a driver of a car who failed to stop at a che<'kpoint near the plant. Ironi ca ll y, the victim had no connection !o the union. He wa s simply passing by . overturn drug·relatl'd suspensions imposed by Commtssion!'r Bowie Kuhn. Willie Wilson of the Kansas City Royals: Jerry Martin , a former mandatory tesUng the owners had ofterror __________________~k_c_k_A_nd_er_so_n WASillNGTON- Union busting has spread south of the border with a deadly twist. In Guatemala, whPn the owners of a unionized Coca-Cola bottling plant shut It down on grounds t hat they were bankrupt . the workers occupied the facility. One person has already been killed by soldiers In the conttnutng harassmen1 of the union by Guatemalan authorities. Kidnapping and other violence against union leaders has reachl'd th<:> point where human rights observers fear a return to thE' 197lj.!IJ period, when similar acts against union members by ano a• . _3 ll ~~ w~ :;~~r~~:~:;;:! ~~~: ~ U on program a drug prevention that does not andInclude treatment the The Immediate evaluation of the meaning of their hospitality was that thP Chinese, on the whole, do not wish to oppose Reagan next November -- by subverting his prestige as an International states· man during his visit to China. On thP other hand, neither did It go all that smoothly for Reagan. It Is at the very least provocative to Invite an American president to address the Chinese people on radio and television. and than to e<:>nsor what the president spoke. That must have remlndl'd Mr. Reagan of the powers of Hollywood directors. And then Mr. Reagan himself went a huge moral distance, not entirely reassuring. In one statement he spoke of thE' "common interests" of the Chln{'SP govern· men! and the American govern· Fence mending P Baseball unveils new drug program W:__i:..:..:..llw:__· The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Friday, May 4, 1984 With Discounts From Ford Motor and Discounts From Pat Hill Ford. Save 1 2.200.00 On These Luxury Cars. 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS ACTING CORONER AND DEPUTY CORNONER WHEN CORONER WAS UNAVAilABLE P"d lor by Cand1date. James P. Conde 155 N. 2nd. Middleporl. Oh• 45760 ~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SPRING SA VI 1977 Mall'bu Classl·c ............... . S1895 1979 Chevy Caprice Estate ....... S3895 Fully equipped, wggage rack. 1979 p·In t 0 ............................. . S2295 4 Sp., 40,000 miles. . Wgn..... ·S2 495 1978 f Ord COUntry SQUire Fully equipped, good shape $ 395 1976 Camaro.......... ................. 1 Auto., S·track. 1978 Monte Carlo .................... S2295 1974 Ford F-150 ..................... Sl295 With camper topper. F-150's--' F-250's- Rangers- Customized Vans - 4X4 's - XLT's -' XL's- Customs -Air cond.- 5 speed controlcamper special - trailer towing - auto. trans - overdrive- tilt wheel. You want, we've got it. WE'RE TRUCKERS SALES: 8:00A .M. to 7:00P.M. MON., TUES ., WED ., 8:00 A.M. to 5:00P.M. THURS . 8:00A.M . to 3:00P .M. SAT. SERVICE: 8:00A .M. to 5:00 P.M. MON. THRU FRI. 8:00A.M. to NOON SAT . PARTS: 8 :00 A.M . to 5:00P.M . MON . THRU FRI. 8:00A .M. to 3:00P.M. SAT. FRI . �The Daily Sentinel Page Pon*"Y Mlddlepolf, Ohio Eaglettes win two of three softball tilts Scoreboard ... Majors E" ST DIVIiiOP>i R>nw .\.-•-L"'"" p,_ 10 \.\tUUt A.\1 L.t.:\ (. t E t~ l.."T Ul\ 't'IO ~ 10 L l n l n nl • 1\1"\ l 'l.l rll l , -, II \11 :\111" ,u.o k" ]II \ .! l ~ llu n nr II ll H I! 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Beth Berkhim<'r and contmuf'fi 11 s wmru ng ways. cla im - ThC' ! s~ /\m y Young Tomadoettes' softball results tng foUI ' trt otws m·pr SouthwPstc·m . F octcrat 11 oc kmg a nd a doubl!'hcadcr .tt 1\01 t h Galli a las t S.J tur da \· --~ · fOR UID"I..IfD J - ___ -. ~FUI: ~Ill IC 11114iffll U. 11A1 BIIN 1r41111t11610R ••. Let Our Friendly Sales Clerk Help You Choose Your Mother's Day Gifts P a lnc k T he Eastern Eag lett es coached by Pam Dout hitt recently ham- MEIGS COUNTY 0\ th£' nH '1(1\ , ( )~Ji ll ~h'rn bt• 1 'I ht' !.J nll ! Jai l\ Pt l '~" ,, ._.,OCIJ. Io n .md 1\:( · 1 ~ "p;q)(' t l ~ u b ! J s h PI ~ P r£' ~s . Jn th £' A" SPRING PLANTING? dmg thf' n o nlP<.tgu f' tn um ph fo r SouthPr n wa s I t f''- hm<..~n HJC' hf' l l{f'J bc'r. w ho a lso < ollf'< h'<i d "' mg lf' Jnd doublf' at lhf' , .. l'O STMA ST I. 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RUN MILLS 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, OH. c:::..-..... 7 • 88 ~ote ~ Pr 1c e Geroniums In 4-Jnch Pols Assorted Bedding Plonts Potted Frutt TrHs \I ll II ' If I I r j• ' I ' 11 11\ HI I~ Mortgotds. petuntas. to matoes peppers&. more J -4 per pack Lo w g row1ng dworl frU1I tree~ tn c ontarner$ Shop and ~ave f Jr ld r h r>Prlu ! to g o rd Pn p o 1ch o r p ot1 0 I May 14th ' C. •o pn .te $15.95 '3'' Sp1n o r Ba tt Ca !o t Reel $19.95 Our Reg 39.88 29.88 3.47 I.N t lf f(]fl/~ 6 Ft. Picnic Table Free Cap W1fh Table and two benches redwood color. Ready to assemble ' pvr chc'.>e of Rod and Reel w1th mad 1n coupor'> lr o m loc to ry Our Reg. 3.97 Q ,,alt l y Ro ~ e Sushes v~t . l: l , es and COIN S As,ort"rl SPECIAL 15% OFF REGULAR PRICE ON ANY UNADVERTISED ROD AND REEL '11.95 COMBO our prlca S.rv1c:•t udHot 811.1.1"1 ,..,. A11•il•blit AS74 9~ Valul' Nh,.n Y11t1 Auv An, lr RCO :HI RI ING R/f I ANDROO ~ '9'5 n.oo ~---===----''-' •Utar Iobato from labco PURCHASE G11nsmlttl 33 Reel lEBCD ~ - ~ Tri -County Sport Shop --=- ' -- , AuthOrned Bm W•rr•ntv C.nter _JT=LIL Located betwaan Point Stare Hour11 ~ Plaaaant & Ma1on on Monday thru Saturday 62 Ne• 9100 a.m. - 7100 p.m. 304-67 40-lb.• c- Manure Composted manure. nonbumlngandodor1ua be '-!h """ ....... -·God. Pomeroy 991-JJlS WJS & SONS SOHIO Forlunatelv. llW a a parnti are 001 Mane In complete •h• ~ . The ChUJc:h stands rel<dy and an•· loul to tMip a• train ou• datldrm. Thro~.~gh wor· ship. •udy end medlraUort'" ean leern 10 know what God requlrq of u1. Next week, anend dw dlUKh Of synagogue of vour choke. Nommv. I 1oH yov. Automohve StrvJce r;;J 01 \._ r ~-- " For A Real Auct1 on _._ c:an t ne Rea l Mc Coy " I . 0 . " M~ c: · M cCoy Rl. 1, Reed $ Ville, O h. 9 8 5 · 3~44 NaltOnwJde In s. Co . 804 W M cu n Locu1t & Beecn Street H2·9921 Middleport 9'fl-2l18 Pom eroy lHE DAILY SENTINEL Equipment Sa t• • and Ser v tc e Rutland , Oh to li57 H J Wm . " 81!1 " B r ow n . Owner Phon e (61 4) 741 1 111 _ri; Sunae~ luk<l 2.. 1 -12 Attend Church this Sunday 1 3· 12 ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT o l Columbu s, 0 Mtddleporl Pomeroy 0 CK SUPERMAR~.... MIDDLEPORT ~ "" •· Tuesdlly SONS SlORE TIUN!TY CHU RCH. Rev. W. H. P..rrln. pas tor; OPbbiE> Buck, Sunday School Supt. Cllun'h SchooU: 15 a. m.: Worship Servie JO:l) a rn CMir rPhf'ana.t . 'l'uPs:tty, 1 :tl p.m. under dirEction c1 AU~,....... POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZARENE, Comer Union and Mulberry, R.Pv. Thornag Ct.n McOung, pastor Clyde H<?nllerson. S S. Supt . SUnday School. 9· :t1 a m., mornl.n.i wonhip 10: l) a .m .; eventnJ: :!il£'1Vtce 6 p.m , mid-wet'k servlre, Wednesday, 7 p.m. GRACE EPIBCOf \L CHURCH. 3'l6 E. Main St.. Polnl'I'O'j S.. W.y !I('Nices: Holy rommunlon oo the- ftrst Sl&.'dayofeach month. and combined wUh manu.•q prayer oo thethlrdd Sunday MorninR prayt. .. and sennon oo all o<her Sundays c1 the month. Cttun:h School and Nurwry Cart" provided Cc6toe blUr In UK> Parish Hall tmmedla!e\Y lollowlnj!:lho !l<'l"lk:<'. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. ZI2 W. Main Sl • Neil Proudfoot pastor Blblt' Sc~ 9. :1l A.m .; M~'N'tnhip. IO:J)a m : Youth nl{>(>(ln~. 6:00p.m .: EW'fllna worship, 7·00 p m WednE.>sday night prayer rTlft'tlnR and Blt>k> study 7·00 p.m. TilE SALVATION ARMY. 115 BultE'1'1lut AV{'., PomE'I'OV. Mrs . DJra Wll'\ing in C'tlaf'2'P. SuOOay OOltness rnet>llng. 111 a.m., Sunday School, 10: :Il am ~nday School, YJlSM EK>tst> Adarru. leader. 7 .Il p.m SaJvaUon lll(>(>finR. varioo.tt ~ and musk' specials 'I'hur.>day. U . :Il a m to 2 p.m. Ladle!J Horne Ll:-afflK'. rrlP!'l'lbM's In C'hargt>. aU WOf"l"l('ll lnvnro: 6·45 p.m. Thllr.lday. Co~ Cadet Classs IYOURJil: Pf>Qp&I?-Bib&el, 7·.I> p .m . 8lble Study and Prayer fl1E'f'(Jna. ~ lo thP J.11blll·. POMEROY WESTS! DE CIIUROl OF l HRL'rr. 33'l.16 ChUdrt'li'5 HoiT'IE! Road !County Road 76). 99'J.5Zfi. Vocal mUSiC'. Sunday Worslhp 10a.m : Bibk>S.udy 11 am.: Worship. 6 p m. Wf'dM'Sday. Blblt' Study . 1 p.m. OW DEXTER BIBLE CHRISI'IAN CHUROt. cutton Lucas. pastoc. Sunday Sl'hc:d 9: lll a m M~ Workoy Franck, Sllpt . fl'rl>a<'tllng M'f"\'1<:'es ftr!t and third undays foi IOwlnA SUnday School. Youth met"~~ {'V("ry ~txb y, 7. :¥) p m . GRAHAM UNITED METHODI ST. Prearhlnt~: 9: ;ll a ,m , first and sl'COnd Sundays of t"aC'h month; third and fourth Sundays E"ach month war~ hlp 8£'rvtres at7: 30 p m . Wt>dnf"Sday evenlnlls at 7:30 p m Prayer and Blhlt> Study . SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mulberry Hel~h\!1 Road. Pome-roy. Mlch&('l Plonkow!lkl. pastor: Marie SplrH, Sabbath Sc hool Sup1 . 8abbath School at 2 p. m . on Saturday with worship SPTVIO?s followtnr al :1 lS p m RliTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sister Harrlf'tt Warnt'r, Supl Sunda}' Sc- hool 9: 30 a rn , Mo rnlnll Worship, lU: -t5 a m POMEROY f"IRST BAPTIST. David Mann. mlnls fPr William Snouffer . Sunda y Sc hool Supl Sundt~y School , 9· 30 am.: Mor nln~t Won hlp 10. 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Pomf'roy P lkr David Hunt, pa st or: JIJI<"k NE'f'd5, Sunday School Olrf'f'ctor Sunday Sc:ool, 9 . 30 a m . Mornln~ Worship, 10 . JO: PVI' nln~ w orship 7: 30p. m Tut"sday Vl!ll· fallon, 1 p m . WE'dnE'Sday , Pra ye r SPrvi ("(', 7 JO p.m ; Mission Friends 7· 30 p m .. G irls In Ac tion. 7 311 p m .. Acl('ens. 7 30p m., Choir Pracllee. 8· 30 p.m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bat le v Run Roa d. Rt.>v Emm~n Rawson . pa s tor Handlt'.v Dunn , supt. Sunda'V SchOol , ]0 am . Sunday e\lening !;(>rV!('(', 7 JO p. m : BlbiP f('3Ch1n~. 7 30 p m . Thunday SYRACUSE MISSION. CHerry Sl .. Sy racust>. St>rvll'<'S. lOam . Sunday Evenlnl': s('rvlces Sunday and W<'dn£"Sd ay at 7· 00 p m MIDDL E PORT C HURCH OF CHRIST I N CHR ISTIAN UN ION . Lawrf'nt"r M a n!('y, pas'or Mrs Rus!Wil Young . Sundav Sc hool Sup! Sunday School 9· .10 a m . Evrnln.- wo r s hip 7: JO p m W('()n('sday pra\IN rrlf"<'tln~ 1:30pm MT . MORIAH CHURCH UF GOD. f\,llc !nt> Rf' v Jam£'!; Sattc•rfi£'ld, pas 1or F'r('('man William s , Supt Sunda' School 9 ~~ a .m : Sundav and Wf'dnC'Sda~· (' V£>n · l np: S('rV\C't'S, 7 pIt'. MIDDLEPOHT FIRST BAPTIST Corn('r Sheth and Palm r r ThP Rl'" M a rk McC' lunJZ . Sunday School 9 1~ an\ Da n WhiT<'. Sunday School Supt John Rl£'b<'l. Sr Ant Supl Mornln,e: WorshiP 10" 15 a . m Youth mt"'E'IIn!Z 7· .10 p.m . Wl'dnt"Sda.v . ln<'ludln.Q: WC'l' Tot s, Ea~rr &>avers. Ju · nt o r As lroll8ul s arn:l Junior and Senior HI~~:h BYF . choir practir<" f':30 p m . Wed· nPsdilly Pr a ~·t>r m('('llnR and Bib!(' study . Wf'dnr sda y , i · JOp .m Grocertes General Merch~nd•se Rae me 949-2550 .,,. 10 19 -3 1 We<Jf"ICsday F~R $7 40-lb. Organic Peat 40-lb.' lag Top Son for lawns, gardens or shrubs. Enriches. For Patching and top dresslawns and gardens. CHURCH OF CHRI~T . Mlddi('porl , ~lh and Main . Boh Mt>!lon . m ini ste- r AI Hart son . ass oclatf' mtn~ll"r. Mlk£> G£'rlct ch. s unday SChool SuJ)f'rln1f'ndrnl , Blblt> Sc hool 9: 10 a m , Mo1 ntn~ Worship. 10: 30 a m , Eve nln~ Worship. 7: 00p.m P ray(' r m('('flnl':. Wl'dnrsday , 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE . Co-paston Rf'v Char1E's Coy I<' and R e v . Na n C'y ('oylf' . Hill Whit(', Sundar Sc hool Supl . Sunday School 9 :\0 ll m . Morntn~ Worship, 10: 10 a m . Sunday F.\·anst('llslk mf"'f'ling. 7 00 p m . Prayrr ffil>("flng Wt"dnesday 7·00 p.m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Re11 Wanda olehason. Dlreetor Harold .JohMOn Dtreclor of Education HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIA N CHURCH. Worship sf'rvi('(' , 9·00 am Churth Sc-hool 10: ~ a.m. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Church School 9: 00 a m .; Mornlnlf Wonhlp. tO: 15 p. m . Bible Stud y, TUl"!'' · day . 10 00 am.: Bible Stu y, Thurt day . 7: ll p.m . SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY · TERIAN CHURCH Cllu"'h S<hool IO· I'• a m . , Mornlna Worship 11 · 30 a .m .: Blblf' Study 'fuHday.10a.m .; JunlorandSealor Hteh Youth Group Sunday. 6:00p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF COO. Pastor. Re-v . John Evaas. SundllY SchoollO:OO a . m .: SWI<Iay Morning Worship 11: 00 a.m . Chlldl'fll's Churt'h 11 a .m .; SundiY nen· lnR M'I"VI~. T: OO p.m .; Wf'dnetday even- Ina YounJ LaCIIH' AuxUiary, 6:00 p.m. WednHCIIy. Famllr WorshiP 7:110 p.m. HAZEL COMMUHrrY CIIVRCH. IMiar Lon a: Bottom. Ed~#~ Hal"', pa11or. Sund.ly S<lroot ' ' 311 a.m.: Wonhlp 10:311 a.m.: Prayer ~IJII, 7: 311 p m . ThursdaY~. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF G OO . Joy C lark pa51or Wor s hip !'!f"r v kt • Su n da v 10 a.m ; Sunday Sc: ho olll am EvC' n lnp: w or s hip ser v lt"t' 7 30 p m Wedn(asd a \" pra ye-r mt""M in p: 7 30 p m 4 32 37 Thursday I Jo'> n ~ I 11---------_:.:.;,.._ _J Sl 10 S ~ H!l 18•9 s \f'li 'IIST Rod '/ .1 ddH'"" tn Thf' l lnP v. r 1·k One M 1111 1h ....,....... "''"' .. d • ...-~ PJ-.r p.r tM • dlnw f., .s....la,. S<lrool. I Wk< .s....la,. Sclreol. w. """ and olri•"'- m 216 S. Second Ftnest rn MOdular Homes 1100 E . Matn WAID CROSS Dati\ Sl>n l lll i• l Ill ( m 11 t Sr . Ponli'IO\', <l h t n .. "" ...... , """'~ co~ o/ mt'- Tbunl you Jor VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. John HF n \ll " $8 00 Rebate thru Pro Sto tt The YOI"k !()(JJ7 cn !n t 1 :l• n FOR 1 '·· >\ •C•CI ,tl l tll1. NJ IIcon .•l Ad\ £' r li..; ln g Rf> prP " 1'11 1a 1 1\ , . 1 an h e~ m "\£'v. spap{'r Sa 1£'"-; :u T htrd f\\1 m.J P :"{'v. Ym k 'll f' w 3 • Kinpbury Home Sales & Service ~ :: 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy REBATES "' Pamerov And so on ond on oh< pnnln In tr.. own •noclftl and Mlw way Soon. however. her qUfll60M wtU become more c:omptn •nd her puentl wdl nftd ell the low end wtsdorn 1hey can It'• ltanl to aron4 1dll urtd Uefar. Nommr . I low vou. 1 Ner O!hf' r hllff'!"" fnr Soulhr r n w Prr lk'C k v M1c haf'l w1th two s m g l ~. llf•mslf'y d d ouhlr .tnd singlf' , LJons . 1 "' tn g lr• anrl dou bl f' . and s1 nglrs i n2-nn CUMf lollfh . , . 4ortc~ - Mon<Jay p lat ~ '26.95 - 8.00 !M Pre~crtptton~ - MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ... "OVER 48 YEARS IN THE SAME PlACE UNDER THE SAME MANAGEMENT" Ft>dPr a l Hocking Ponteroy, Oh•o Po1111roy ~~~ Middleporl NEW YORK Joha F. Fultz J. Marcus Fultz SWISHER&LOHSE a.ontiNG lOlSE • • • I KERMIT' S KO;;:;R Oh io \'.lll; •\ Pub ll , h111 g ( om pcun M ul 1l rn l'd t, , 1111 Po rn l' I O\ Ohioi~ilf.l .~l'l ~ "; l ~ h Sf•<·ont1 1'1 ~ ~~ pn , l oa~ r p;.lld at Po Atn f' l k tn Che>ter GIFTS Patd lor by Dr R R Ptckens 400 Rtvervtew Ouve. Pomeroy, Oh .11 1£' 1noo n. Monda \ A s~ o<· J , I I t"'< l lf\ U.: i\ MIDilEPORT BOOK SlORE "MillS!. 1n .; PS I l !J-960 l !\ Divb.ion or Multimt·di a . luc· f' WI'\ Sl. Rl. Riy Ri119• Ph. 91$-41M ,_..,_ , . , . , . . . -.: 1i • Ch.ld ::::::·:::~ .o ra1n a 1 MEIGSnRE \ \ CENTER, INC. Church & Office SUIIPltH CORONER Th e Datiy Sen t in e l l'u b lh h£'d " - ~_..#. FOR merPd the Ha nna n Trace Wildklt tc ns 17-2 tn a SVAC contest Ea ste rn had 14 hit s to the Wild kittens li ve Ea ste rn 's Lee Ann Gaul led a ll hitter s going three- FREE PARKING ON THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT r f'COl USED CARS. INC. ~ Dr. R. R. Pickens The Interested B111inases Listed On This and Church rlfo~l~lo~w;ed;;~~S~.~H~arrl~so~n~,~M~-;;;Dos;;s;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;; OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8 P.M. STOP IN AND SIGN UP FOR FREE GIFT CERTIFICATE FRIDAY 5 UNTIL 8 hil d ~ m g l P for 7 fXPERIENCE THfJOY Of RELIGION--~ : · out none. FREE GIFT WRAPPING Snut hwrs trrn 1-\('f'ptng 11s homr ...,.·mning strf'ak c~ l t H'. Southf'rn wa lt zt:•d to a 18-7 tnumph ov t'l P itc hi ng a nd a nd H. Whitney each c hipped in singles. F or the winners Lort Ritchie went the distance allowing five hits, three walks and iannlng two. For the losers J . Dillon gave up 14 hits , seven walks while strtklng three with two singles a nd a double , followed by Klm Dent with single , Tanya Savoy a single , Lisa Rucker, Angle Spencer , Krist! Gaddis and Beth Berkhlme r wtth two singles ea ch. For HT R. Banes had two singles .. and gavp up seven hits S I~(;( , E 'ir;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Lon :\dam s S~ 1n d\ winning pitcher for Fort F rye with r Plief help from Lisa Lang. Toge ther than fa nned 12, wa lked 10, Du sky, Tht cman. King and Lang In a n SVA\ conl<'"'l o n Soul h£' In 's ho m l' lUI f. l lw hos t Tor nadOf'ttes of Co ac h .John Du ddi n g ro u t Pd Suul hH f'"' h't n '24-4 on thC' fin r (Ji t L·h t n ~ .t ncl hilli ng of SC'n1or softh.J IIf' t Ln Pn WolfP. w ho p ll chC'd , 1 onP hiflf' J ft om 1hf' m ound a nd twn k f' \ h1ts c~l lhP p ia If' \'Volff' also '-Cf H('( l thtf'(' SI-I S ru n"' 0 1ht r S II S htllf' r s Wf'J"P Df'hb!P M tch .w l. v: ho hMt <~n nul sl.i nding mg ht . 11 1hf' pl. ll f' h.1mmc nng thrf'f' clnub!(•.., ~!nd tv.o s1 ng lf'S IPnnv l)(•nt If ' ' hd d two s mg lrs Alana I. \ nns h <~rl d doublf' a nd s1ngl£' l\.arf'n HPm slf' \ d doublr and r n ll ('C !I n g s m ~ lC' .., Wf'tf' .Joy· Spaun o~ nd eac h had singles for Fort F rye. J unior Krtstl Gaddis suffered the loss In three lnnlngs of wor k, compiling seve n walks , two sui keo uts, a nd al lowing j ust one hit IX'for e getting r!'llef from Rllchie In the fourth. J a ndee King was the th1 ••ug h F m l,l\ 1l l Cnurl S 11 !'I ' ! C illatd s uff0red the loss Y.11h n~ l! f'f I I,,,, ,,.,., 111!-. ' " '' on • "II 1 I l Friday, May 4, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 4 The Daily Sentinel Page S S MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, conwr Ash and Plum . Le!lll~ Hayman p.eslor Sunday School 10· 00 a. m .: Mornln2 Worship, 11 : 00 a .m .: Wednt'sday and Saturda y Evf>ninl': S('rvlct>s al 730pm MEIGS COOPERATZVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Fa)' Sa•er, Director Rn ..Ja~r~es E . Corbit&, A.ul&&an& NORTHEAST CLUSTER ~". Don Areh.r Rn . fto)' Deeter Rn. Selcton Johnson ALF'R E D - Churc h School 9 30 a rn : Worship , 11 am , UMYF . 6 30 p m .; UW. Third Tursday, 7· 30 p m Communion , fir s t Sunday . t Archt"n CHESTER - Worship 9 a m , Churc-h School lOam. Blbi("Siudy Thunday, 7p m. lJMW. firs! Thursday , 1 p.m.. Com munlon , first Sundav !Arc hen JOPPA - Won hip 9:30 a . m . , Church School to .10 am Bible Stud y, Wedrws · da y. 7· :l0 p.m. 1Johns on1 . LONG BOITOM - Churrh School 9: 30 am . Worship 7 p m . Btb!IP Study , Wf'd· llf'Sday . 7: 30pm : UMYF. Wt>dnesda y, 6:00 p.m , Communion FtrSI Sunda y. tAre hen REED~VILlE - Chu«'h School 9: JO a. m .; Wonhlp Servl{'(' 11: 00 a.m tDee!t'r) . TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAULChu rch School 9 ~ m , Wors hip 10 am : Blbl(" Study , TuE'sday 7: 3U p .m , UMW, Third Tursday . 7:.30 p.m .• Communion Fl rsl Sunday IAr('hPrl . CENTRAL CLUSTER Rn. olamew E. CorbiU Rev . Sleven Neblon !Wv. Richard Rothl'mlch ~V. ftobt>rt E. RohiDIIOD Rto\·. Aadrrw Ruhenklq ASBURY iSyraruS€' f - Wor~>hiP 11 a m . ; Chul'('h Schoo! q 4~ am , Char!l(f' BlbiP Study, WPdnMdar . 7 :10p.m.: UMW. first Tue-sday . 7 .l fl p.m .; Cnotr RR-hearsal, WPdnPSdav f;:,-., p.m .. UMW, fourth Sun day 6 30 p m 4NP1son l F.NTERPRISE Wor:rihlp 9 a m.: C'hurrh & hoot 10 a .m . Blbl<' S tudy, Tu es day , 7. .10 p.m . UMW , F i rst Monday, 7 30 p m . UMYF. Sunda v . 6 p m Cho!r RP· hfoan;a t. 6·.10 p m Wt'dr1f"Sday IRolhrmlrfll FLATWOODS - C hureh Sc:'hool, lO a m , Wonoh lp 11 a m , Blblf" Study , Thur~ ­ da.y . 7 p m ; UMYF Sunday . 6 p.m . IRolh<'mlcfll FOREST RUN Wor!O hlp 9 a rn . Churc-h Sc-hool 10 a m . Choir praci\C't'. Tu f"sday. 6 .10 p m .. UMW . fir s t Turs da~. 7 .11.1 p m 1 NC'lson) HEATH 1Middlf'porl! - Church School. 9 ,'lt) a m . Worship 10 :lO a m , Blblr Slud v, TuPSda y . 10 a .m: UMW. S{'{'Ond M ondav. 7 :w p .m . UMW SE>cond Mon da y. 7 Mt p m . UMM . Third Monda y, 7 JO p.m !Robinson \ MINERSVILLF: - Wot s hip Servlcr 10 a m .. Churtb School , II a . m .. UMW. third Wrdnf'Sday , 1 p.m , Choir pra c tl r <' Mon da y, 7 30 p rn . !Nt"lsonl PEARl C HAP E L - Won;hl p St"r."l{'(' 9 am . C hu rch Sch oo l 11 am . UMW '"' ro nd 1\ H•sda y 7 J0 p .m .. U MYF la .ott TuM day, 7: :10 p.m 1u bt>nkin((l POMEROY -Church Sc- hool. 9 1 ~ a m . \\' or!~ hlp Sfr vkf' . 10. 30 a m . Choir rt' hf>ars al W('dnt>sda v. 1·:10 p m : C MW . sf' c o nd T u(' o;;da\ . 7· l0 p rn . U:\1YF' Sunde y. !;p m tCn1bitt1 ROCK S PRI NI.S - Church Sr hool. 9: 15 a .m , Wor s hip 10 a m : Blblr S!ud y, Wcdn£' sda v. 7 .10 p m : UMYF 1Scnlor!<i l. SundB y . S p m . 1Junlon1 f'Vf'r>. other Sundav . ti p m , Rothf'mlch \ RUTLAND ~ Chur('h SchoOL 9· 4!'Ja .m . W or~ h l p, J():JOa m : UMW (Evtonlnii':Circlt> i Sl'<'ond WPdnt:>Sda y. 7-.10 p m .: UMW 1Aftrrnoon C!rclrl !!l'COnd ThursdaY . I p. m . 1Rutx>nk t n~ 1 SAL E M ("E NTER - Chu rC'h Sc-hool 10 a .m . Wor i hip 9 4S a m 1Ruhtonkln~1 SNOWV Il lE - WoN!hlp, 8 30 am , Chu rc h Sc hooi1 0 a .m i RubenklnjOll SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rf>~ . ,Jamew M Clarlt Re,· Paul McGulrr Rev . Orvllle White APPlE G HOVE ~ C hu rch School !ta rn , Wor s hip, 10 a m . 'Fir s! and third Sun d a y o;; J, UMW. ~o nd Tut>sday. 7·.l0p .m .: Pr"avf"r m £'f'11RIZ . We'Cin<'Mia\, 7 p m . / Clark l BETHANY - Wouhlp 9 am, Chur('h School. 10 a m : Biblf' Study Wc-dnt"Sday. 10 It m Dorc as Women' s FPHowshlp, Wrdnt>sda\ . 11 a .m . 1McG uire1 CARMEL- Churc h School 9-:10 a m : Worship . 10 .a:; a m SE>rond and F our1h Sunda y s: Ff'IIO W!\hlp d l nnrr with Suuon , !hlrd Thursda \1 , 6· 30 p m 1McGu!r£'1 EAST LE TART - Churc h School9a m . Worship 10 a m . Sf'<'ond and fourlh Sunda y5: UMW nrst TuPs d a y. 7 .10 p m !Clarki. LETA.RT FALl-~ - Wonhlp 9 a .m . Church SehooilO a .m \Clarki. MORNING STAR - Wonhlp, 9. 4~ a . m . Church School 10:30 a .m ; 81blr Study, Thu rsday . 7 ;iO p .m . 1Whlff'L MORSE CHAPEL - Church School 9: lO a. m . Wo rship 11 a .m . 1WhlfeL PORTLAND - Church School G: 10 p m , Wonhip 7 30 p.m .: UMYF WeilnMday, 7 : 30p.m iMcGulrrl. R.O.CINE WESLEYAN - Cltun:h SChoOl, 10 a .m .; Worship, 11 a .m .; UMW fourth Monday 7: 30p.m .: Mf'n's Prayer Bn>1kfast , WednPsday. 7 a .m . !Clark) . SUTI'ON - C hu~h SChool, 9: 30 a.m.; Marnlnl worship 10: a .m. tint and third Sunday a; Fe-llowship dlnMr wllh Carmel. third Thursday, 6: JO p.m . fMcGulrfl e KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Sw'1ln, SUpt. Sunday School 9: 30a.m . ev- ery WHk MT HERM ON U NIT ED BR ETH RE N 1n T f•xa s Communll v orf C! Rl 82 RPv Ro txo rr Sanders. pi! !': l or Don Will \ayl£'a der Sun da\1 School 9 lO a .rn . Mo r nln~ W orsh tp 10: 45 a .m .. EvE'nln~ prt>achlng- s,(• r vt('£' !:P cond and fourth Sumla} al 7 30 p rn . Chrlsllan End£'avor . tlrsl and third Sun · day, 7: :Jlp.m Wedn£'sday pra')'f' r m N' IIn g a nd Bible Study. 7 311 p m JEHOVAH'S WIT NESS. 37319 Sla t£' Rout£' 124 iOn£' mllf' f'as1 of Ru!land ) Sun day : Bible teclur<' 9: :lO a. rn • Watchlo w('r s tudy 10 30 a .m · Tuf'sdav B !bl £' stud\ 7 lO p.m .. Thursday . Th('oc ra!!c- Schoo l 7 30 p m St>rvlc f' m f'f' tln~ . s· 20 p m C HURCH OF GOD OF PROPHE CY Loc a1E"d on 0 . J WhltP Road of Hi~h"'· a y 160. Pal Hl"!l!'i on. pa!ilor S unda } Sc-hoo ! 10 "m. Cl as:o;('s ror all aRC'S Ju mor C hurc h l l am . : M o rnin~ wor ship II a m . Ad u lT Chatr pra(' IIC't' 6 p m . Sunda~ Youn g Pt •u pl (''s, C ht t dr('n · ~ f'hu rch and Adult B1b l£' Study . Wf."dnf'sdav al 7-:lu p. m HOPE BA PTI ST CHAPEL ~70 C r a n1 S l., Midd !f'po rt ArrlllatPd wl!h Soulhprn Baplls1 Convf'nllon Sund<ty Sthoo l lOa rn MornlnJ:t wors hip 11 a m.. Ev<'n!nl.{ wor s hip 7 p m , WC'dR('!ic1av <>vl'n !nJil: BlblP Kludv and pr <tyf'r mf'PIIn ~ 7 p m BRADFORD C'HURf'H OF CHRI ST . ~ I Rt 124 and Co Rd ~, Mark &>r v r ro;, m1nls l('r Sunda v S<'hool Supl S tC' \'C' P1 c kr>n ~ Sundijy Sl'hool 'l J(l a m . Mor nin g wo r ">hlp 10 :10 am . E vf'nlniZ wor s hip 7 p m WE'dnrs da v woro;; hJp 7 p m ST PA UL LUTHERAN C HLIR C' H . C'orn('r Svl·am nn • ~nd SPf' ond S1s Pom f'rO \o Tl11• Rf'\ Willi a m Middlr s w&~ rlh . ps tor Sunda 'r SChool !t i~ a m , C h utch Sf>r v \('(' 11 a m SACRE D HE ART CHURCH M 'igl Anthon y C. Ianna mo lT P' h ~ 2 ~K9R Satu r d ay EvPnlnJil: Ma s" 7 lO p rn . ~ u nd av M a ~s . R u m and 10 a rn Conff'o;;<;Jnn s o ne half hour bf'fOI{' Pa rh M ass ceo ri a 'i<;£' .. . II a m Sundav VICfORY BAPTIST, ~2 5 !"\ 2nd St , Middle port J a m~ E K(>{'o;;(>(> p.a: !<i lor Sur1day mornlnF; >A'OI's hip 10 am .. F. v£' n InA Sf'rvlcP 7 p m .. Wrdn£'sda'< ('venlnf,l worship 7 p.m VIsitati on , Thur,;da~' 6 111 IN CHRI ST CHUR CH, Loca t€'0 ' HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev Tom Slate n, pA51or Sunday School 9: JO a m .; Eve-ning servic-e- 7: 30 p m . WC'dnesday prayer meeltng 7: 30p.m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duane Warden, mtnlsler Bible clau 9: JO a.m .; Morning Worship 10: 30 a m .; Ev('ninK Wors hip 6: 30p.m WE'dn('S· day Bible Study 6: 30 p.m . NEW ST!VERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday School se-rvice, 9. 4S a m : Worship service 10: 30 am. , EvantteHst!c Service 7· 30 p m WPdni"S· day: Prayer met"tlng 7:30p.m. Thursday. ZION CHURCH Of CHRIST. PomeroyHan1soavtlle Rd Robert Purte-ll. minis 1er; Ron Riffle . Sunday School Superlnlen dent Sunday School 9: 30am.; Worship ser vlc(' 10: 30 a .m .; Evening worship Sun day 7 p m. and Wedllf'Sday . 7 p .m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pin< Grove . Th<' R(>v . WilHam Middleswar1h, p.ascor Church service 9 ;30 a .m., Sunda y Schoof 10: 30 a.m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. John Wright. passtor. Sunday S<'hOOI 9: 30 a.m; Larry Haynes. S. S. Supt Mornlnl': worship 10. 30 a m. R.O.CINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE, ft('v. Thomas H. Co!Ue-r, pastor. Martha W olfe, Chairman of the Board of Chrleltan LifE-. Sunday School 9: 30 a m : Mornlnl': worship 10· 30 am.; Sunday taveninR worstllp 7· JO p .m . PrayPr mec.>ltng 7. 30 p m . WedDPSday LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Dex IPr . Woody Call , pas tor . Service-s Sunday 10 a .m . and 7 p.m . Wedne-sday, 7 p.m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Don L Waik('r , Pastor Robf>rt Smith, Sunda y School Supl Sunday St:-hool 9 .10 a m ·. Morn In~ warship 10 : -tO a m . Sund av evpn\ni worship 7: 30 p .m .. Wf>dn N>da v rvPnlng Blblf' study 7. 30 p . m · BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH. Bu rlingham R<"\' Okf'V Ra\' La undermllt , pas tor. Ph. 992-7324 . Sunda\' School HI 00 a .m .. Sunday pv,pnlnp: 'iN Vicf' 7:00 p m . W{•dn £'sday f'\'t>nln~ !§l'r\'kf'. 7 00 p.m DANVILLE HOLINESS CHURCH, loc att>d on Rt . 12 ~ tK>!wl'l'n VlniOn and L a n~svill f" Rt'v R£>n Wa!!!'i . pastor Sun da y School. 8'.'10 a .m Bobbv Lambf'rl. S S Sup! Mornlnj.!wor sl'l!plO · lOa .m : Chtl dr('n 's Happy Hour 6: 4 ~ p m P r awr and Blb iP Slud v. 7. :10 p m Mlso;;lonary m f'£'11n~ flr~1 Wrdn£'~ay of r a ch month 7. :10 p m F'or Information call :\88 8467 SILVF.R RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lilli £', pastor S IPV (' Llllh•. S S Sup! Sundo v Sc hool Hl a m M o rnln~ wonlp. l1 a m , Sunday ('vrnln2 wors hip 7· JO p m Pra vrr m f'C' t!nR a nd Btbtf' !;!Ud y Thu rM:Iay. 7. :\0 p rn . Yo uth mf'(>tln ~ WE'dnl(>'iday al 7 p m CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CH UR{'H. :l&i N . 2nd 1\VC'., MlddiC'port . Sunda\ SC'hool 10 a m Sunday a nd WIO"dnPsd tlv E v e nlnJ:: !l.f'r v l l't' ~ at 7. JO p.m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD. Rev R E Robinson, pn sl or Sundav School9 lOa m . : Wo rship servlcr. 11 a .m ., F.\:pnlnfil: S("rvkr> 7 p m Mid-w{'('lt sPrvln Wf'dnMi · da y, 1 p m LANC;SVILI.F: CHRISTIA N CHUR CH. Robi"rt E Mus.<;(>r, pas1or S und a~,o 5<-h oot 9 JO am : Paul MussPr . s up! Mor nin ll: worship 10 :Kl a m ; Sunday f'V rnln~ s.f'r · vir<>, 7 p.m .. mid w ('(' k sN\ ' IC'('. WNin ~ d3 y, 7 p.m SVRA C'SE C' HUR C' H OF' THE NA ZAHEN E Rf'\ Ja m C'S B. Kill I£' . pa s10r Sh ('rman Cundiff . s up! Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m : Momtn~ worship 10 ~ a rn . Ev an~ t' llstl c s.Prvl('(', 6 p m, PrayP r and P r <~l~•' WNinf's da v . 7 p.m .: Youth M('('! lng. 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN t N CHRI ST . Eldrn R Blakf'. pa ..,tor Sunda\1 Sc-hool 10 11 .m : Robt"tl Ref'd. S upt Morn lnll !Wrmon, ll a .m ; Sunda y nigh! sf'r vi('("s: Christian Endf'avor 7· JO p m . Son~ SPTVic(' 8 p m Prt"achln~ 8 JIJ p m Mid · wf'ek pray('r meellng. Wf"dne sda\ . 7 p m Al vin R('('d . la yleadl"r. HEMLOCK CROVF. CHRISTrAN , Ro jlt>r Wa tson. putor Cr('nson Pratt . Sunda v School Supt . Morning w o!'11hlp9 JO am , Sunda y !khool 10 :w a. m , EvC'nln~t sf'rv lr£'. 7· JO p.m MT . U NION BAPTIST, J Of' Snyr(', Sun da '!' Sc-hool Supl . Sunda y Schoo19 · 4~a . m .. Eve nln~ wonhlp 6: 30pm , Praye r Ml('<('t lng. 6: JO p.m . Wt"dnPSda)' . TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Jody Holland, ministe r ()(>rvl Wells, Supt Mornlntr worship, 8 00 .11 m" : Church Sc-hool 9: 00 a.m . CHESTER CHUR CH OF THE NAl..ARENE ftp v HrrbPrt CraiE". paslor Frank Rltflt>, supl . Sunday &huol9: l0 a . m . : Worship servirr, 11 a .m . and 7 p.m . Sunday . Wednl'Sday, 7 p m . Pnyttr m<-et - lnif. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH . Rev. Ro!K'rt Miller. J)listor . Lloyd WriRht, Oll'f('tor of Chrtlllan Education. Sunday Scbool9· l0 a .m . ; Mornlrtj~: wonhlp lO: l) a .m .; ChoJr practl~ . Sunday 6: :ll p.m .: Evrnlrc worship 1: »p.m . Wt'dnHday Prayt"r and Bible Study , 7; .10 p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Cbarln Russell Sr , mlnllll!l'. Rid Ma · combe-r, aupl. SUnday SChoOl 9: JO a .m .: Wor5h !p SC'r vt('(' 10 JO a m Blbl t> st ud y, TU<'Sda\1, 7 30 p.m REORGANI ZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Port· land -Raclnt> Road William Roush , pa s to r Linda Evans, cl'lurC'h !«:'hoot dlrPC'tor . Churt"h s t.·hool 9· JO 11m Morn In~ wors!p 10 30 a m.: \\'('jjnpsday evening prayN Sf>rvl ce:; , 7 30 p. m . BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rf'v . Earl Shulrr , p ~:~ slor Wo rship S('rvlc€', 9. 10a rn Sunday Sc-hool 10· 30 a .m . Bible Study and prayt-r w rv!c-r Thursday, 7: 30p.m CARLETONINTERDENOMINA TlONA. L CHURCH. Klnp:sbury Road Rf' v Da vid Cu r fman . pa st o r Sunday SC'hool 9 JO a.m .: R alph Carl, Supt E venlnj::: wor sh ip 7 'U) p m PntyE>r rn~tln~ . WPdnes day 7.10pm lONG BOTIOM C HRISTIAN. Jody Ho lla nd , p<isl or: Wallact- Da mewood Sund.a} School Supl Wo rship servkf', 9 a . m . Bible Schoo! 10 a m HYS E LL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH RPV Tht'fPOn Durham , pastor. Sunda \' School at 9 30 am : Morninl! wor!ihlp a l 111 30 a m : Sundey t'\IC"nlng sNVI<'(' at 7· JO p m.. Thursday S(>rv lces al 7. 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Ba ld l<nob, local(>(} on County Road 31. Rev. L.awre nct> Glue S('n('amp, pastor Rev Ro~Pr Willford , assr . paswr Prearhing st'rvl C'f'S Sunda y T .1 0p m Prayermf'Mina Wt>dnf'sday 7· 30 p.m , Gary Griffith , leadt'r Youlh groups Sunday ev£'nlnl': a t 6 30 p m. w!lh Ro!iwr and Vlole1 Wtllfordd l£"adt•rs . Communion sPrvl("(' tln;t Sundav t"ach mon1h . WHITE' S CHAPE L. Co olv lllt> R D Rf' v Roy Ot>PIE'r , pass tor Sunday School 9 30 a m. Wo rship SPrvi('(>, 10 :30 a .m . BI b\ £' study and pra y<'r ser v \C('. Wpdn(>Sda) 7 .lO pm RUTLAN D CHURC H O F CHRI ST Mark .I ones. pa slor . 8111 Nich ols on . Sun da y School Supl Sunday School9 1ll am . Mormnl>': Worsnlp a nd Co rnmunmn lfl .lOa m. RUTI.ANO BIDLE M ETHODI ST Amus Tilli s . po s.lar . Sonn v Hudson. s.upt Sund;rv SchOol 9 . .10 a .m, Mormn~ worship, Ill .\0 a.m , Sundav £'VPnln R servic"c-f' 7 on p m Wf'dnf'sda y st'rY k(' 7 p m WMPO pro gram !l a . m £'a r h Sunday RUTLAND CHUR CH OF TH F. NAZA R EN F. R P V u o .. d D Gr imm . J r .. pastor Su nd av SC hool 9 J0 a .m .. Worslp sf'r VK't' 10: .10 ii m , \'(IUOJ:i proplr "s SPrv icf" 6 p m E van~C' IIs !lr s" r vlcP6 30 p m WE'dn rsd11 y ser vice 7 p.m M ASON CHURCH OF CHRI ST. Mlll ('r St . Ma so n. W Va Eug{'nC' L Conlo':Pr . minls lf'r Sndav B lbl f' Stud)' 10 a m . WOr · ship 11 a m ttnd 7 p m Wf'dnE"Sd a\' 8 1bl r Studv . voca l mu:riiC. 7 p m MASON ASSF.MBl Y OF GOD, OuddlnR Lan <'. Ma son. w \'a RPv Ron nil' B Ros£'. pasto r Sund a \' S(.'hool 9 4~ a m ., Mo r nln.O:: wor.,hlp 11 a m F.ve nlng serv iN' 7: JO p m WPdn(':; daY Womf'n ·s Mlnl strlf'S <t am 1m rt' !ln,;: and pr~:~yPr) , WC'dn('sda y Prav Pr and Blbh• Stud y, 7 p.m HARTFORD CHURCH OF C HRI ST IN CHRIST IAN UN ION . Th<' R £'v Willia m Cam plx>ll , pa ,; lor Sund11y &hoo l ~ :'11 a m , JaRuos Hu AhCS . sup! Enning srrvJc·f' 7· JO p m Wt"'d nsdaY C' vrnin g prayl' r m{'('1 Jn2 7:.10 p . rn Youth pravr•r w r' lf'f' <>adt Tuf'S da y F'.\I R VI F.\\1 RIBL E f' HU HCH . Lc 1ar1 . \\ Va R1 I. .Jam1 'S LC'W I~ . pa s tor \\'o r ship sC' r\' l('f's ~ .10 a.m .. S und ill~ ~ hoolll a .m .. F. vrnin g 14·onhlp 7 1fl p m Tu PSdt:~ y co lfa~~:r pra w•r mN' 11n ~ a nd H1b l£' S!udy g :J) a.m , Worshtp S('r V IC(' , Wf'd n f'S d av 1 :wl P.·m OUR SAVIO UR LUT H F.RA f\ C'HURCU . Walnu1 a nd Ht•nn S ts. R&~ vC"n s w ood, W V11 . ThC' Rrv Gf'O rp: c- C Wc-lr! ('k , pa s 1or Sunda y SChool 9 lOam . Sund ay woro.;h ! p 11 a rn CAL\' AHY Bll3LE CHURCH . locah •don Pomcroy P lk f', lounl y Road 25 nNr Flat woods R ('v Bla<"kwood. paslol S£or11kt>s on Sund a:-· at10: ll a m and 7 30p.m . wl lh Sunday &hool9 .10 a .m Bibl e Study . Wed ni"Sday, 7: )) p.m FAITH FE LLOWS HIP CR USAD E F'OR CHRIST . Sf Rt \18 Antlq ull v R N " Franklin Dt c kt'fls. pas lor Sund ay m o r n Ina- 10 <.1m . Sundav f"' c>nlnll 7·30 p m . Thursda v PV£>nlnl( 7 30 p . m . STJVERSVII.LE C'OMMU N ITY BAP TIST C HURCH Pa s tor RotK>rf By<'rs . S unda v Sctloot 10 a .m .; Worship S'-'r\' 1('(' 11 a m , Sunday f" venlng Sf>rvlce,7 30 p . m , Wt'dn(>lda) ('Vf'nlng u rvlcf' 7: :l) p.m . INDEPENDENT HOt!NFSS CHURCH In C'., P<'arl St . Mlddll"pOI"I R f'V 0 '()(• 11 Manl ey. pas tor Sunday School 9:30a.m , Mornln, worship 10: :10 a .m .: EVM'Iina worship 7::11 p m. TuE'Sday, 12: :ll p m . Women 's Prayt>r ml"t''ing. WIPdnE"Sda~ . 7 ll p m . Prayer •nd Praise- M'rvl('(". RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF J ESUS CHRIST, Eldt'f' James Mill('(" . 81 bit' Study, Wednmday 7 30 p .m .. Sunday School10 a .m ., Sunday night SE>rviN>, 7· :ll p.m. POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS , Harr\lonvllle Road. Earl Fields. pallor. Henry Eblin , Jr., Sunday Sthool supl. Sun · day School 9::tJ a .m .: Morning wcnhlp 11 a .m.: Su.lday f'V!nlftll serv~ 7: ~ p .m . Pnver """"tnozWednNclav. 7: 30p.m pm TRJNITY CHRISTIAN AS.<;,EMBLY Coolv!ll(' Gll~rt Spt"nct"r . pas tor. ~und a \ School9: 30 a m : Mo rnlna: sPrv! c(' , 11 am . Sunda y ('Veninll sprviN' 7. 30 p m . M ld Wl'('k prayPr !K'rv]('(' Wednf"§day 7· :WI p m MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CH URCH, Lawrf'n<'(' Bush, p11s tor Max F olmer , Sr Supt S unday School a nd Mo rn\nJ! Wo r o;;hip 9: 30 a m .; Sund ay (' v£>nlnR: spr v icf' . 7 p rTI , Youth mPt>t l n~ and Bible Sl ud v . W£>d n(>S day, 7 p m . UNl"tEO FAITH CHURCH. Rt 7 nn F'o· mrroy By - Pe~ ss . Rf'v Robf'r! Smilh . St , pa 'l.l or RPV .Jam rs Cundiff. assl. pa s10r SundEl'r School 9 :lO a m . Morntn~ war slllp tO 30 a m , Eve n1nJ;: wors hip 7 .10 p rn Worn(>n ' s F'r llow!ihlp, Tues da y, 10 a m Wf'dnc sdav nl~hl pra\or>r SNVI C'f' 7 10 p m t, AITH -BAPTIST CHURCH , R a lil o<1 d Sl , Mason Sunda y Sl' hool 10 am . Mor n t n~ won. hlp 11 ,1 ni J::v e ntn~ S('r V!C'£' 6 P m Pray('r m{'(' liniZ and BltliP S tud \ \\'('(! nt-sda v . 7 p m FOR EST A Ul\ 81\ P T IS I RP\ 1\ \ It' Bord1•n . pa s tor CU! ll l' il u~ Bu n1 h ' VPI Sund a) School 'I 10 J m St""c·• md <tnrl (ou rl h Sund.tys " ~~r~ h i p "' 'I' k P .11 '! .\0 p m MT M OH I AH HA P'T I Sl F uu11 l 1 .n1d Main S! . M ld dl<'I.IOn Rl '' ( a h 10 M1nn 1::. pa stor Mrs E lv1 n U u m ~ J rd n t •J 'up1 Sund ay School (I ]II a 111 W or '> lll p q 11 IC( ' 111 -l 'l ~ m BU RLI N(iHf\ M SOL"! 1-I LH'\ H".I'T IST CHURCH. R t !. S hlt dP /\ff tl l,l i f'd with So uth t•l n B u plt ~ l Cu nv£'ntu .n Dfln t1i ,H' k pastor Sunrl a\ St· hool 1 ·m p rn •,u nrl il, wor shtp 2 .IU p n1 I h u1 s da ~ ,., , nl nii; ll ibl t· St udy, 7p m PEN T F C' O~T '" A~S EM Ht Y H;Jll lll ' Rl 12-1 Wlll lam HobiHk ~M .,Itlr '-' un da\· Sthool 10 am . Sunda \ 1'\f'Tlllo ~; ~ PI , tcr ~. p m Wf'dnesd a\ P \" i ' !Hn ~ ~ f' ~ ' ll , . 7 p m CAR PE NTF: R llA I-'T I ~T D<1 n ("h ,•,d iP Su p! Sunda y S<-h()(ll ~ 1.(1 a m \l !ol"fl ln ~ WorShlp lO :Jl a rn P 1a \lf'l ~f' I IlC"f' t ll~>n• a lP ~ und a v~ MlDD I.l-dPOifr PE '\TF. COS f ·\ I 1 h ll d Clark Ba kN . pa <.,! t l t t "J t : '\1)1 Sund,n Sc hool Su p! :-.unr1 ." Sc-hoo l 10 a m w llh c- l ,t ,~ r ·o; fnr <:~ I I ,tgt·' [\'f' fl l n ~ ~C'r\" I ('I ' S al 6 p m Vu • i1n• '~<l ,t•, Bl A v(' Rev . !l n ~ham. blps tud y at 7 :10 !J rn 't o u1t1 •Pr l l (f ~ Frl dLi y a t 7 ·m p m E CC LE SIA I' F:LLCJW SH ! I' l ~t< :>.l 1l! St Mlddlr> pOr1 Or ot hPI Chu ( 1\ M1· Ph 1•1 ""n pastor . S u n d e~ I ' St l111o l HI .1 111 '-;un d ,l ' f' \ot' nl ng <;(• r\kf' ~ ell i Jl m it nd \\ (•rl rw-.d ol ' ~r r vlcf's at 7 p m NTIQUITY RAP I IS"I !..111 Shuh 't 'J,1 .., 1or Sunda v Sc lloul 4 W ,., m . CI IUt ( n '~1 V I ( P 7 pm Yout h rnc P1 1ng ~ > prn "J ut·.., rh t l Rib!£' STu d 1 ;It i p m F U LL (;{)S P E I. 1.!\.II I H• tL Sl-.. t iiJ.l 'l Hiland R oA d . P um t•l o ' T " n ' Kl'l l\ ~ a., hl l !) ,H \11\ Lun iY' I ! s(' rv lco' Ul \ f) 'i S '-'up l ,1 m ~ und , ,•, f'\ f•n 1nJ! "-< '1 \'IC£' 7 .!f) p m rlJI', d J\ . l n<l 1 hu t.... dJ \1. SJ:> I \ 1C'''~ .n 7 10 p n • WORD OF F AITH 91 M il l Sl ~l 1dd l t txm R lr ho1 rd Sti"W <J il [ht.,l tll :-;u n ll a \ m otnln~ 'i' r\ lrf"' 111 ,1 rn . S und.n '~ ~ · n 1 n ~ - 11 1 T u••,d .t l m fH il l n ~ 1"\\bl t " I u ri \ 111 ,1 m Wl'dnf•sda\ l' IP nln g 7 \It p m ·1 h u ~d d \ ma i mn_g ll("lf>o <~l ! h h:P n!h' lh Cop. ·l.t nd 111 m or n1n ~ :1 rn , F'rl d ~Y !' \ f ' ri i iiF Cnj:M• Ia nd 7 'Il l p m I HJ t't J Sun d,n <lll h h. o•r .t11T h NEW HAV I-. :'>J \ IWIH. H 111 '! ! I F "\ -\ ?.AR F.N F:. f~f' \ Gl1•ndo n Stt o u(l ;J.t'- l •• r Su n d.1 ~ School (I '\ll a 111 \\ '111 ' h lp \1'1, I( 1 . 10 :1(1 a m Yout h ·wr v!r t Sund,n to l i I' m S unda \' P\'£'n1 n,g <;f' J \ "1("(' -; llf.J p 11 1 \ \, d nr sd ay Pl :J VN M('l' l tng :. nd B lllh S l ud \ 7 /)() p m NE ASE S t-; T"T U. MEN 'l C I-H 'HCII O., un d av a fl f'r non n 'if"' J'\lcf'~ . IT ~ 10 Thur .•~,,, f ' \ f' n i n ~ 1;£'1\'IC("' a t i 'Ill F' I RST BA P TI ST CHU HCH \ t 1«un \\ Vn P a s tnr . B !ll Mu r p h\ S uncta ' C.< h""' II • a m S undJ \ ''' r>n lnF! i 111 p m f' r .1\! •r ln f'l'll ng i.l lld B l b lf' s lud v \\t•dno·o;rl,n j 1!1 p m f:H ·no nf' wd r onw RUTLi\ N D F HEI· \\IL L OA !'Tl '-. i Sc:r lr m St Hf'v P.t u l Ta: lur pa «to l Su nd .1-. Sch(ln t 10 il m Su nd :n 1'\ f' n ln g i l fl p n 1 Wr dntsda\ 1'\ 1' !1 111 £ pn n r r nw rt 1nc -; W pm SOUT H m 'T HFI ' r \\ T l"" T\ :V11. '"l CHUHC H 'il l 1 o•1 H1d.1- • ll u.tnt· s ,! lt·n s!r lt K.f'l p . t ~ l ol Su ml. l\ '-.( hou l 'I ..1 n 1 Chur c h '>PI"\ \( ' (' J(l .1 111 H l b lf' Stll d\ \\,( I npo.; d ,n ,11 0 lll p n 1 l u r~1 "luu '-.<'p1Prntl( •t i p tn O r t o b t 1 Thr u \Ln Su n oLn 1 ' I ' l l Ill ~ Ft'l h ,w "- hlp 7 p m 11HH' l hru "it' P'• m 111·t prn l)( ltl bl'l lh rt: :vt ,n •' BAPTISM - l'ope John P:UII n pouring water to baptize one of ~2 adults during a solemn ma.'l• ill Soulh Korea he celebrated In thr municipal stadlwn of thl.• Southwest elty Friday. (AP La.wrphotot. l J �Pomen~y-MlddlepOit, Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Friday, May 4, 1984 Ohio Tigers lose second straight game, 5-4 By HERSCHEL NISSENSON AP Sports Writer Th~ D<>t roll T igers a ro In theIr first " slump" of the season - if you ca ll a two-game losing s t:cak a slump - and Jack Mani s knows Rrewers6, IWyals 5 Ka nsas City relief ace Dan QulsC'nbt>r ry stymies most teams, but not Milwaukee. He has a career 3-5 rPCOrd and an earned run Darryl M otley hit two solo homers and Pat Sheridan one lor Kansas City. Brouhard and fulndy Ready connected lor MUwaukee. Martners6. Twlns2 the .500 mark and It was done without anyone getting hurt. Thursday's game was delayed twice because of heavy rains . The pl'l'Vious night's game wtth San w h~· . average the Br'l'wPr s of alt over er M6.00 ark against Brouhard 's two- run sin gle capped a lhn't'-run rally in th£> boll om of the 10th inning. The Roy als had tak en a 5-3 lead in thp top of lhC' lOth w hen Pete Ladd walk Pd F rank White and Steve Balboni wllh I he bases loaded.But Rick M anning led off the bottom of thP Inning wi lh a double and ()uis..•nbl'ITV walked Dton JamPs . One oul later , pinc h hiller Roy Howell singled to scor e Manning and Sl"nd Gantner to third and llow<'ll look second wh<>n r ight fielder L ynn Jones· throw got pa st l hirct basema n r ;reg Pr,-or. Jim Sundtx·rg grounded ou t anrt Qulsen herry walked Robin Yount inl cntiona II.\' to gc•llo Brouhard. Rookie Alvin Davis cracked his ninth homer, a three-run blast In th~ fi fth inning, and Bob Kearney added a solo shot and a twl>'run double. Davis, who has hit all his homers in the last 2fl games, connected on a3-1 pitch from Mike Smithson after Jack PercontP singled with two OUI in the fifth and Smithson hit Phil Bradley with a pitch. KearllC'y socked his fi rst home run of the season with two out In theslxth and doubled tworunshomelntheelghth. Mickey Hatcher homered lor oneol five Minnesota hils off winner Mark Langston and three relievers. In the Nalional League, beating the San Diego Padres was good lor the Atlanta Braves in two waysthe victory inched the club closer io Diego had been rained out after three Innings. The gam....:IIsruptlng weather was part of a storm system thattore through Georgia Wednesday and Thursday, producing dozens or tornadoes and destroying hundreds or homes . Thevlctorygavetheslow·staning Braves a 10-13record; San Diego fell to lG-9, one game behind Los AngPies in the National League West . The only other game scheduled in the NL, Houston at Cincinnati, was rained out. Pinch hitters Gerald PPrry and Mike JorgenSI"n each drow In a run off Padres reliever Rich "Goose" Gossag£> in the eighth inning to put the Braves ahead to stay. Atlanta It was only rJe tm it 's founh setback In 23 games and the fi rst !lmc the TigPr s ha\·c dropped two gam es m a row. In the only other American lPaguc games. the Milwauk('(' Brr•wPr s edged the Kansas Cit y Roya ls 6-5 In 10 innings and lh<' ~a llle Marin ers tr immed the M lnnt>SOta Twin s 62 . Eva ns. who bt>lled a two- n m hom er in Boston' s 5-l tri umph WednPsdav nig hl. It'll off t he eighth inning by lin ing M u n i.•·;' fi rst pitch into thf' lower le ft -field s pa ts for his third homer. Tha t was enoug h to ma kC' Morris a loSf'r a fli' r winning his firs t fivf' df'C'is io ns. Execution key to Reds' streak--Rapp CIN CI NN ATI tA Pt -Cinclnnali H.cds M anager Ver n Rapp gi\'PS a simple explanat ion for t hr w arn 's about .face to a six -gi.lmC' w inni n~ streak. " I think onP of the n•asons is that ju st wf'rPn ., C'XC'C'Ut ing t he w (' b<» ics." Ra pp sa id Thursd,l\·, renecl ing on th1· Reds' 6-D sta r !. " WhPn I sav thP ba~ i<._'S. I m£'<J il thf' basics - ·catrhin~ th P ball and throwing II." \\-'hrn Rt-'d.s !T't U ITI('<i 1o Sta d ium to start a Ci ncinnati a lso ti mitPd it s errors to fin " in ttlt" Sl'< ·gam e homPStand to drop down to fourth in fhf' lr agur in that catrgor:: J-ta pp "-<-tid h( ,. II ro nt inur to shufflt• thf' H.ivr tiront homestand last F r iday, they had the worst team earnt-'li run average in the ~ational LL'3gu~ - 4.H7 The·, also had committPd 23 error s. ti m with Los Angei<'s forth <? league high , " nd had losI eighl oul or thetr las IHI games Aft £>!' raln w ashed oul 1.1n aftPr noon game Thursd ay· against thf' Hou ston Asl ms. I he Reds p;wk~d for Philade lphia lA' it h a sLx -ga m r w ln ning strf'ak in hand and a much ha p p i~r pitching. The Reds were still saddled wilh the worst t<?am FRAin thC' lragu c before the rainout 'lllUrsda', bul had l r immPd i1 IO <13. Reds pitcher s have a combined FRA oi 2. W In lhP la st etghl gam!'S. outlook . ·"fllis is thf' most tun 1\:f' had pl aying baseball In lh<' lasl thrP<' ypar s. said outfi eld(~r Da\'f' Parke r. batting _.n:) in hi s la s! fi\· 4~ ga mes. Th<' Reds have climhm from last place in theNal ional iRaguc Wt•sii O third while rai stn g hopPS they can play gocd baseball mnsis l~n lly. " Se, ·en days ago. it didn 'ilook tha t wav ... s hort stop Dav(' roncPpcion sa i~t " Baseball can change around right a\\o'ay." On£' major change has tx:>con in thC' Scherrer off list; Lesley sent down CI "CINNAT i tAP i -Th<?Cincin nati H1~ls activa ted lefl -handPd roll('( pil ch<•• Bill Scherrer on Thursda~ · and sent reliever R rad LPslc' down lo the Reds' Wichita farm dub to open a spot on therostPr fo r Schf' tT('r . SchPJTer had b<>en on the dlsablc<l lisI, sidelined since Apri l 18by a viral inf('('lion. Ht• has appeared in six gamf's with df'Cision.'l. one his linpup to emphasize defense. Rapp moved Concepcion, a fivetime Gold Glove shortstop, to third baSI" during the homestand 10 spell the slumping Nick Esasky, hitting j ust .174 with a team·high sevm errors Backup Tom Foley has taken over at shortstop, an arrangem enI fulpp plans to stay wilh . " Right now I 'm going to go with Foley and Davey." Rapp said Thursday. long as we've we continue to get thP" As pitching bt>en gelling, we need thC' defense to complement II. That's what's kept us in the games the last two or ttu·ee nighiS, and il' s paid of!. "I see a Iol of sparkle in Davey ' s lace . He's driving in big runs. As long as thai continues, we'll sta y wil h it ." ThP RPds, now 12-13, are scheduled 10 play lhe Phlllies lhrPP games , two against the M<>ts In New York , and two in Montreal bt>fore Etc . SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS 614·992·7626 The Auto Club of Southeaslern Ohio 360 Second St., Gallipolis, OH. I~~====A:F:T:E:R::5::P:.::M:.===~::.========================== POMEROY - Pomeroy El<'mentary PTO will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. all he school. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR POMEROY - Meigs County Jaycee Women will mffl Man· day · at 7:30 p.m . at Jaycee HeadquanPrs . E . Main Strcel, Pomeroy . MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER II' ith TJw Rt•llt>rmt•nl Of Cour!l\' fu \1iwl . 291 Wnght St.. Pomeroy . Oh 41769 Think of how delighted Mom will be to see Her Gift Ad in The Sunday Times-Sentinel On Mother's Day, May 13th > ' '84FORD EXPLORER PKIUP LIMIT 16 WORDS (Illustration Below) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~---------, •• • • Tn Mom •• Wt s. htnq you th e best o n M o th e t ' s Day Thank you for : • P.verythin9 • .• K•• tth • • ~.. Amy • AND BRING IT IN OR MAIL IT WITH $2.00 BY NOON MAY 10 TO GALLIPOLIS DAILY TRIBUNE. 825 THIRD AVE .• GALLIPOUS,OHIO. OR THE DAILY SENTINEL. 111 COURT ST .• POMEROY. OHIO. 16 WORDS $2 .00 CASH WITH ORDER 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. _ _ 14. _ _ 15. _ _ 16. _ _ C..c l fr ee au ( QOdthOI"'lriQ' wi'len you r.rcho;c rl'1 r F~ plor~ r pod.lJ9e tflat rnclud~• aplor~r body \ode tope ; lftpe w•lh motchtng toolgote lerterr • Sl)(!c oo l clotl-> and vonrl W!OIIr •m • He-od)mer crnd moldtngi • Alumonum door t<ulf plate\ • R"ght reo• w•ndow mold,ng • ':!pod wheel cover; • S e.;~r bod <O"I!f • Chrome gr~le • (flrome rear contour bumper • Br.ght lo.lgo1e releo~ handle • XLI door '""' pc nel \ • Woodtone 1111trument ponel o pphque • Delu ~c color keyed 1eo! bel!t • Color keyed co• peiK!IJ • F•plme• lu· Tone potn1• Au~oiKJr~ fuel ton• • l •nled 9~11 • Ttl! 1teer.ng wheel• Power 1tee••ng • f mgerl•p ;peed control• AM/FM monouro) rod>o • (on,.en•e n<l~ group • l oghtgrovp o· . •• • ~---------J #••······················· r-----------------------------------------------1 WRITE YOUR MESSAGE BELOW D•v '84FORD RANGER ') ovr \ 176 ' ""hen you put r llo1e o \ per tol vot...e rnor'luol tro r'l\mt ~ I•O" podogc whoch tnrlvde1 A/111/f M rnonowol md10 • Po~r broke\ • loght q •ovp • (on~noenc e group • He od l,ne r o nd mold,ngl • Gouge pod oge • Br.gh11ro nl b.,ml)(!• • Slo ok reo • 11 ep bi.J mper • Oelu• e whe e ltr•m • ~r,ght lo w rnQ vnl .. e\tc rn \wtng owoy m.rron • : TIJESDAY SYRACUSE - Election day dinner at SyracuSI" Presbyterian Church Tuesday beginning at 11 a .m. through the supper hour. Menu Includes chicken, potatoes, dressing, nocdles, green beans, roll, pie and bt>verage for $3. SALEM 1WP - E lection day dinner at Salem Township Fire department Tuesday. Menu will include roast bt>el sandwiches, hot dogs, vegelalbe, bean and chili soup, pie and beverages . POMEROY - Pomery Area Chambt>r of Commerce will mi'PI Tuesday at noon at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ml'mbt>rs urged to attend. RACINE Election day dinner Tuesday at fulcln e F ire Station sponsored by ladles auxiliary. Menu includes vegetable soup, bt>an and C'hlli, ham and chicken salad sand"1ches, homC'made ice cream, cake. pie. coffee and pop. Happenings Thank You. Pd . Pol Ad by R1chard R. Rupe • I LONG BOTTOM Rock dance at Long Bolt om Community building Saturday !rom 8p.m . lo ll p.m. ORANGE 1WP - Orange Township Trustees will l'l'lPE't Monday at Bp.m. at the home of Nina Robinson, clerk, Rt. 2, Coolville. RICHARD R. RUPE Education there. He spoke with students about emerging Third World coWJtrles. Klepgo answered the students' questions and addressed their concerru;, Calendar MONDAY ~~~ t 1 Ph.D. candidate at Ohio University. He Is a resident of Ghana, West Africa and employed by the Ministry of POMEROY -An ecumenical prayer service for world peace will bt> held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy, Sunday at .1 p.m . FORD TRUCKS <-~ l!dJEw;,~~ T u tht• lw s t rn o tln•r Pv!! r ) l ov •• You Happ y M o th ~~ ~ .., CLASSROOM VISfrOR - Salem Center Elernen· tary School recently hosled Andrew Anunum Klepgo, SUNDAY cktty bollei"J • B.ughtlow- mout~l ""9\11!<1'1 ' '"""9'l'"'0Y m11ro r~ • P I'.J/ 7 ~ • 15'A rocloalltre<. {-4 a]) • Amrnele<ond o.l pu!\Wfe !JOU9"!'\ • C:: tg(n elle loghle• • Poyk>od Podoge No ] {<I" 7) • HO 1Mck obw• Ue•~ l•h4) • HD lronl ond rear ~ong} {4a4 ) • 4 - ~ manual or 4 - ~ monuol o...erd•J¥e tron\m!i~On N ow o-..atloble woth e•ther 4 9 l S•• or 5 81 v.a eng,ne\, •n 4~] o• 4" " modek D e ruPs l Moth e r As a rPsull , sidPstream s moke SATIJRDAY So~ s-745" ""het~ y0v p....t(~ the Specool Valve monvol t ron:.m•n•Ot~ po::koge lhol tl'l<lude\ Hf!OV) · ', through the cigarette and ther<>for e not filt ered by the smokpr 's lungs . CODNER'S EXXON-RT. 124 PHONE: Day 992·9960 Night 949·2223 '84FORD F·150 PICKUP @~/?h creates concentra ted ai r poiJutton in enclosed areas . In s uch a n atmosphere, nonsmokf'I'S im•olun l aril y inhale sidestream or secondhand smoke - smoke not drawn MEMBER'S EMERGENCY SERVICE VOTE FOR \lt • ij.! .~ A regular feature prepared by the American Cancer Society l o help sa ve your lifp from ranl'f'r . QUESTION : What is passive smokJng? ANSWERlinC': Passive smokJn g Is the inhaling of smoke by people who don't smok<? . Clgarelte smoke Pizza Shack Will Remain Open Hotel By Reservation Only rt'lurnlng to Rive tiront Stadium . savf' and no I.Pslc\', a rig hi -handPr. made four a p{J('a r~~nCf'S with two sm·cs for the ft Pds. bul wa s lnrff('('ilve tn his last two out ings. walking six of I he eight bail or s hP tared . T he movp leaw s the Reds' rostPr :J IIh<'2:.man limit. On Tuesday, I he f{('((S srnt rrsNvr oul [ielder Paul Householder down to Wichita and reca lled utilit y infielder Wayne K rC'nchickl. who had bt>en Sl"nt to Wichita altheendof sprlnglra ining. CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING Cancer AnswerLine: THE MEIGS INN WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, MAY 5TH FROM 6 P.M. ON FOR A PRIVATE PARTY SYRACUSE, POMEROY, MIDDLEPORT ~I L----------------------------------------------~ Friday, tkly 4, 1984 Page--:7 ~~ga§me§w~lt~h~tw~o~h~lt~ s ~ln;ei~g~h~t~trt~p~s~to;::::~~~~~~~~~~:;~ the plate. Middleport, Ohio T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets, By The Bend earlier had surrendered a 3-0 lead . Jorgensen. who drove In Ciaudell Washlngton with the winning run, has seen limited action with the Bravesthlsseason.Hecamelntothe Special Graphics The Daily Sentinel Election dinner Car wash SYRACUSE - Election day dinner and supper will bt> held In the annPx of the Syracuse Presbyterian Church beginning al 11 a.m. through the supper hour. The menu consis tesofch icken , mashed pota iiX'S, nocdles, drPssing, green bt>ans, roll, pie, coff!'P or fC'a . PriC!' is SJ. POMEROY - Meigs HERO Club will sponsor a car wash Saturday, May 5, from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m . al the Pomeroy Burger Chef. Inside and out $5 and outside only $3. Each cuslomPr will receiw a coupon for a free top chef sandwich. In cast" of r ain it will be canc<?lled. Rummage sale POMEROY Election dinner RACINE- The Racine United Methodist Women will hold an election day dinn!'r Tuesday in th<' church social room. Serving will begin at ll a .m . and will continue through the supper hour The mmu wiU Include soup. sandw iches, pol ato salad, baked bt>ans. pi<' and bt>verages . Dances planned ROYAL OAK - Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club has bt>en organized and will bt> holding dane<>s every Mon day beginning May 14, al R,oyal Oak Park. recreation building. All membt>rs of the club are urged to altend and western square dancers are cordially invited. - The ladies auxiliary of Veterans M emorial Hospital will hold a rumma ge sale Saturday, May 5, from ~ a.m . to 4 p.m. at thP Senior Citizens Building, Pomeroy. Those wishing to donate Items are asked lo call 992·3682 or 992-29ll Bake sale RACINE- A bakesalewiU be held at the fulcine Home National Bank Saturday, May 5, at 9 a.m. sponsored by Racine T ·Bail. Banquet set SYRACUSE A mother· daughter banquet will bt> held al lhe Syracuse Presbyterian Church Wednesday, May 9, at 6: :llp.m . It will he potluck. Meat , bt>verag£>s and mils will bt> provided. Racine area happenings By FRANCIS MORRIS Patricia Pauley was surprised with a birthday party recenlly at I he home of her grandmother, Mrs. M eadiC' Long. About ~ relatives and friends attended and cake and Ice cream were served . Gifts and cards were presented to Patricia. Mrs. Ethel Sarson, Mr. and Mrs. fullph Sarson, and Mrs. Margaret Wolfp spent a week in Grandview, Mo. with Mr. and Mrs. Wbt>eler Sarson. Mrs. Mona Farra has returned home after spending the winter wlth Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Farra In Texas. She also vlslled her daughter In \ Florida before returning home. . Mrs. Lavinia Simpson and Mar· ian Knlghtstep of Columbus were Easter weekend guests or Mrs. Ruth Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Simpson of Seymore, Ind. spent a weekend · with his mother, Mrs. Grella Simpson . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howell visited recently with his sisters, Mrs. Mae Cleland and Mrs. Grella Simpson. Mrs. Mildred Swift of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. A . J. Gould of Nelsonville were guests of their mother, Mrs. Francis Morris, Saturday . Mrs. Druscllla Hart of New Haven spent Monday wilh her mother, Mrs. Margaret Wolfe. Rhonda Sharp of Uhrichsville visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sayre. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley were weekend guests of wilh Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson and family. Mrs. fulyrnond Butcher or Calvin, W.Va. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr. James Autherson and visited Terry Nichols at Scioto Crest Center, Hilllanl Satunlay. Nancy Prater and Jason of Hamden visited Friday with her mother, Mrs. Edison Johnson. TOPS group meeting held An open houSI" to obser-ve lh<' fifth anniversary of TOPS OH 1456, Rutland, will bt> held at the Rulland Civic Center on May 22 at 6 p.m. There will bt> exhibits of TOPS awards which can be won lor wpighl loss including charm bracelets, charms, trophies and certificat es. A demonstration meeting will bt> given lor the visitors who will bt> given an opportunity lo join the weighllossgroup. A relish tray and diet punch wil l bt> served. The public is Invited lo attend . AI las t week's meeting, Cathy FirsI was thP weekly bt>stloserwllh Sherr! Darst as the runner -up. Vicki Ferrell was awarded $5 for winning theeontest, and il was noted thai the new contest will run until the first weight -in In July. Each memhrrwill receive a paper repreSI"nlin g a vegelabiC' garden. For each half pound lost. each meeting a II ended and each calorie sheet, the member will receive a "vegetable" for their garden . For each half pound gained. they will receive a "wPPd ." The membt>r with the most "wgetables " will win the eonlesl. Kethel Hatfield was welcomed as a new membt>r. Meetings ar(• held every Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. Information on the group may bt> obtained by calling 992·2612. Returns home Mrs. Lorena Tiemeyer and Mrs. Han)' Davis have rpturnc<l from Springfield where they spent sev· era! days with Mrs.Harold Johnson. They also visited Miss Dorothy Leifheit at the Champaign Nursing HomP, Urbana, and hosted a bil1hday party for her. ShC' was presented a large cake which was served with punch to 20residenlson Rainbow Wing. Gifts were prrsentt-'11 to Miss Leihei1. The birhday theme was carried out In the table SPrvice. contains much higher percentagE's of tar. nieotinf', and noxious ga ses than exhaled smoke. Ev en when room ventilation is adrquatP. carbon monoxide levels gi vPn off bx cigarf'ttc smokf' c a n rxf'f'f'd a llowa ble safety limits. QUESTION: Is passi \ 'e sm oking hazardous? ANSWERline: Tobacco sm oke is dangerous 10 people w it h hcan and chronic luna: conditions. causing bn•at hlng dlfficullles and other symptom s. Strong aller.[!ic rracti ons olso ran on·ur Jmong p;J SSiYf' srnok£>rs. Childrpn of parents who smokC' arP rnorf' likl'ly to hC:IVP hronchil i ~ and pnPumonia during thrir first ypar. EvidPncc is al so i.x'ginning to accumubf(' whi ch rPassive smoking' hard on those surrounding suggests I hal passive smoking m ay bt> a cause of lung cancer . The rvldence, whilf' still not con c lusivr. ls sufficient for concern . Qt:E STION: What Is a sccon dary can cPr? ANSWERl i ne: A seconda r ; · ca ncer is one lhctt origin ated elsPwherP but has mPta str asized or sprea d lo another part of the body . Th<> cellular makeup of tho secondary growth will usu ally r es<?mblc lhf' first. allowi ng phys icia ns to id e n l if~· ! he origin of the g-rowth (e.g .. a livPr tum orlhat tx>ga n in thr O\'ariC'Sl. and to s Piff I an a ppr opri ate c our5C' of treatmf'nt. SP<'ondary cancers may also f' xhibit ch aracteri stic s of thf' orga n o r gland I hat host s the primary tumor . /\ seconda ry bonr cnncf'r whi ch originatPd in thC' lh~rroid gland . for inst aneE:' , m a_v produ rr 1hyroid hormonr• in it s nPw sitf'. QUESTION: " What docs ·risk ' mran in r Plat i on to gf'll in g r a nrPr?" ANSWERiinf': It i ..., thf' rPI ~ tti w• tha t CJ tl Cf' r rna\ dP· velop. V\'hpn sc if'ntific stud it 's shuw that a particular group of IJl'l(lplt• haH• J n Clho\T' a\·PragC' ratf' of can CPr. Pf:'rson s in that group an-. said to h;J\'P an incrf'asr'Ct r i sk of t llf' disra!'.f'. Thr ~.; ocirl .\ ' hf'lif'\'f'S thai morr frf'Cjurnt \ xaminati ons m J.v po~sibilif~ · hP nrcdPd lor persons considered to he at higher r isk Hi gh risk groups for brf'ast canf'f'r gPnf' r all y in r ludf' women 'Ailh per son al and family hi storiPs of breast cancer. High ri sk indicat ors for crrvi cal ca ncer includr fi1-s1 intf'rroursP at an early agr and int f'rcoursr at an Party age and m ultiple sexua l parln<?rs. H igh r isk for Pndometrial cancer ind udPs ul>l'sil v, a hi s tor~' of inff'rtil · ity·. fct ilurP of m ·ula t ion, and prolonged cs l r ogm lhera p\ . People in J n_.,_. of thPSP ca tf'gories s ho\.lld co nsult th 0 i r ph _\·sic i a n s fo r guid ancP. QU ESTIO N: " A rP lhrrr dlf1erenl l YP£'-" of skin ca ncpr'' " ANSWERiinr: ThPrP arr lhrPO main ty·p('s nf skin can cf'r , c lasS!· fird 3C'C'Ordin g to lhf' call im·olv e-d· Thf':V arT' basa l CPl l. SCJU(lrr. ous. a nd mf'lc.tn oma . M ore tha n~ perrrnt of all skin r a nrf' r fall s into thP first tw o r la ssi fi cati on.c;. Basa l ea ll ca nr f'r O<'curs mon• fn -quPn t 1~ · . hut grows morr slowl\' I t ra rr l ~· sprrads. bu t if lr ft untrf'at ('(l can Jffr ct undrrly i ng bonf'. Squ am ous ct•ll ca nC'f'r occurs ]('ss of tPn. hut can sp)'f'J d rapicll\ Malignant m rl ~!n o m a , whik n•latin'l\- uncomm on. is ;1 ~· truknt C' Jncpr w'hich s p rP ~ d s \' Pr\' quicklv. For murP inf ormation ca ll ~l· 21n-l and ask for Tf' rPsa Collin s. Fernwood gardeners exchange plants A plan t exchange conducted by Virgi nia Wyatl was held al the recent meeting of thP F ernwood Garden Club held at the home of Helen Johnson. II was notc<l during thP meeting thai flower sPPds have bt>en purchased for the c lub nowcr garden and that geranium s will bt> planted around 1he Wolfe PPn Road sign, a civic beautificalion project. Ofllcer s for the new year were nominated and will bt>elected al l hP Ma y 17 meeting. A communication was read on thf' Meigs County Garden Clubs Associa lion spring meeting held l'I:.'Centlv at Trinity Church where plans w('r~ announcPd for the M eigs Countv Fa ir flower shows. · It was noted that a plant had been sent 10 fl<>rtha Rin g al the dea th of her husband, Vernon Thelma Gites had devotions using "Sunday School Sinner· · from Guic1eposrs . a n E aster story . Gardening lips presented by Wilovrnc Bail<'Y includPd w ays to prel'ent crabgrass from takingov~r lhc lawn including applyin g pr'!'emergence type kiliC'r In the spring . using a dmmant oil spray 10 control inseft pest s. spraying tr('('s to prev~nl mite damage, pruningroSP. planting m•w on<?s, handling grow th of hedge and grass, and appling organic mulches as needed. For the program, Helen John son Ialka:! on hanging baskets. ShP detailed the use of moss and soil in a wirebaskPI and discussed howiOS<'I plants Into thp basket. Other lvpesof hangers suiwbtP tbr plant s noted b;• Johnson Wf'rf' m ac ram e. leather. sm shell. cr i llng and wa ll lypPs. and pult• plani Prs As lor plant s which grow W£'11 In han~~ng ba skl'I S, Mrs. Johnso n·s list included the wandering jew . f<' rn . grapp iv)·. philodmdron . m ogic Oowc•rs, lipslick finl', fl'rn IC'al beonl a. wax ix'llni as . shnm p plant. goldfish bush, orchid CafiU s. fl am P Mrs. violet. la cr flowPr \ 'in t•. and impa-. 1iPnC'l'. shamnx.·k. J\·y gf' ranium. spidr r p lant . pass ion \·im•. straw tx~ ,T~·; gl' rani um .M r . RubP rt 11allf',\' wi ll hos t the Ma \ 17 ml---e1ing . Salurda v a field I tip wi ll tx• held al thr GilE's t'arm at Y::lJ) a. m . w llh mcmbf' rs to take a sack lunc h . Rf'frC'S hm r nt s wpre sf' n ·f'd b~ the hOS if'SS Retired teachers to have meeting Fifteen Southeastern Ohio Chap· lers of the Ohio RelirPd T eachers A ssociation will have a conff"rence at lh<' Hock ing Valley Motor LodgP in Nelsonville, Thursday , M ay 10. " Involvl'ment Is the Key" will be I he eonlerenCP I heme and will locus attention on questions and answ~rs rclC'vanl to retirE'Ps. Tho ORTA president, Irene Brannon, Bidwell, and the ORTA presidenl <'ioot. Warren Goode, Toledo, will be lhr speakers. The pl'C'sldlng officer will bt> 1hr ORTA Eastern A reo vice prcsidenl. Phil Barry, Canton; and t heORTA excucul iVP dirE'CIOr. Margi<' Al~r . Columbus, "ill pan leipaiP . Also on the program will bt> Maggi<' Poll s, AARP Retired TPachers Division, LPadership D<>Vf'lopmenl Depan menl, Washington, D.C .. and Eugene Molenaur, AARP Area V reprPSl'ntativ£', [)(>s PlaillC's , Ill . Workshops wil be held lor chapt er and committee chairmC>n . The Athens County RPtired TC'ac hers Association will serve as the host chapter under thP diroction of Bernice Koehler. prestdmt. The meeling will begin al 9:.10 a.m . and concludf' h~ · T .';(I p.m . A d\· ana:· l't:..S('rv afions arC' requ uffi and rna ~ · bl' st'Cu red bv <;<>ndmg $~to ORTA . PO Box m5.'lh . Columbus. or b; telephoning fi04-Z:\!i-W.J:\'l Thos~ r0presm1ing lhl' M <?igs \oun l.v Rr lt rf'd T1•acht'I'S Chapter wi ll t:x> V trgin ia Ca r>on. pl'('sident; RarhPI DowniP. \'iCI' pr esidect; Hclpn Smith . .S('('t'Pi aty : l.urilk Smith. lcgisli.:Jt ivP chairma n: Man· E:ltzal:x>ih Chapman. memt:x>rhip chairman ; KalhiPPn Smll , pn•rf'tircm('nl c hainn cm: ThPima Dill. ch airman , ;:~ nd M ary Vir~ ni'-' RPilx- 1. pu b lici!~ · 50-year member honored -People in the news--.. from local OES chapter No big bus on Louise's screec A 50·year pin was preSI"nled to Annelte Knight by her sister, Eula Matlack, ar the TuPsday night meeting of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, held at the PomPmy Masonic Temple. Polly Hyst"ll received her 25-year pin from Sy lvia Midkiff. Debra ChC'valiPr and Rodney Chevalier, wonhy matron and wonhy patron, presided at the meeting. Past matrons presen 1ed wPre Mrs. Hysell, Ella Smith, Kathryn Win · don, Mabel Goeglein. Pam Massie, and Sylvia Midkiff, and past patron, Dale Smith. Communications were read lmm the Amvets and ESTARL, along with Invitations lor inspection from Mt. Olive, Xenia , NPW Marshfield, Aurelius, MI. Moriah, Banlell, :'>Jelsonville, andd Evangeline. along with Ivolee Chapter, Toledo, Anna Eckiey Chapter, Sal<?m, and Galli· polis . A thank you note wa s read from lhe deputy grand matron, Genevieve Kincaid. A walk-a·thon to he held in Be lpre was announced for Sa turd ay. A cheer card was Sl"nt to M artha Chambt>rs , and a birth congratu lalion ro Tom and Diane Karr. The worthy matron an nounced a dinner ro heSC'rved May9. and urged membt>rs to assist. The birthdays of Natalie Clark and Kathryn Oliv<'r were noted. Helen Wolf read a poem on Mot her's Day . Refeshments were served in the dining room by Mrs. Windon and ~:r. and Mrs. Chevalier. Shade Valley Council meets Madhu Malhotra. a native of India, was guest speaker at the recent open meeting of the Shade Valley Council ofFloraiAns held at the Chester United M ethodist Church. Mrs. Malhotra talked on lhe customs of India Including the practice of arranged marriage and displayed a variety of jewelry, brass IIPms, and clothing. Pat Holter, AUCP Thompson, and Debbie Osborne were hosteses for the meeting. Janet Koblentz reminded thegroupabout tlx'spting regional meeting to be held in Marietta. Numerous door prlles were awarded. RelreshmPni Swr re served . Hospitalized Mildred Stearns of the Sumner area, mother of Marilyn Burke, wUI undergo hlp surgery al Blanchard Valley Hospital, 145 West Wallace Street, Findley, Ohlo45840. HENDERSO~VILLE, Tenn 1!\f't Countn slngPr Lo ut&' Mandrell says a city ordinance outlt.m :ing largPr tour buSC's on hf'r residential strPPI may have m ade hrr nei ghbors happv, but is causin~ her some problems . Miss Mandrell, 29, told members of I he Hc ndcr so m · ill~ Charn lx r of Commerce on Thursda:v that a bu s shf' uSf's to t our tht' rount n · h; t ~ been slopped by police as it puU9<:1 up to her house l o drop her off . The city ordinance wa s passed last yrar afl f'r SC'\ 'f' r al of !'v1i..,:-.. Mandrell's ncighOOrs complained that thf' s:ngt'(s fan s w0rf' pulli ng into th<'ir drivewa ys. ' 'I'm aware that entertainers crrat e a gr Pa t df'al of prohlf'ms in Hendersonv ille, but I assun? you wr try and sol\'(• mo n~ tha n \H' create." Miss Mandrell said . "Be[or£' y ou star I passing law s alxJut buses. t ~ll k to somf'bod~ ,, ·ho has a bus. As an enter1ainer, I'm a minority . not a m.ajor i t ~ ... The ordinance changed Miss Mandrell 's s1J'('f'l . Tnlf'l Drh·r. which lx'comes a dead end at thC' singC'r 's home. from c1 public st'r'f'('t to a private road. MiS> Mandrell Is lhP sister of country singer Rarh.1r o M andrell 'Relics honor relics' Hope says PRINCETON, N J. ! AP t - A s Bob Hope acc<'pl rd a publ ic service award from a tra dition-steeped Pri nCf' lon Un i\'f'rs it ~· deba ting society. hP thanked t ho sponsors lor !citing " relics honor relics." The Jam..,; Madison Award lor DistlngulshPd P ubilc S<?rvic<' was preset1ted by the Ivy League collegp' s Whig-Ciiosoph lc Socil'l), which claims it Is the world' s oldPsl collPgP literary . polilical and debating club. Michael McBride, thC' society president, said Hope rPceived tho award Thursday "because he has dedicated a lifetime of comtorl and cheer to Americans In war and In peacr." Past recipients of the honor, lx.'stowed annually sine<' 1959, Include Adlai Stevenson. Earl Warren, Walter CmnkltP and William 0 . Douglas . "The James Madison Award Is something tome. I ju st love It when relics honor relics," Hope said. �8-The Daily Sentinel l'age --Meigs 4-H news·-- Rutland gardeners' meeting held A donation toward the plantings at the Carleton School in Syracuse was made by the Rutland Friendly Gardeners a t the Wednesday night m eeting held at the home of Margle Bishop. The plantings a t Carleton Is a county-wide civic hea uttficatlon project of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association. Janet Bolin reported on the recent county meeting discussing plans fo r the MelgsCountyFair flowershowsand noting that the Rutland Friendly Gardeners will be responsible for judges and clerks at the two shows. A tour of Stahl's Nu rsery was planned for May 9. An invitation to By RlJTH POWERS Now is t he time to sign up for thP Oral Hiswry proj!'Ct heing conducted by the Me igs Count y Library through a grant from the Ohio Arts Council. Children from junior high a nd up are being encouraged to ta ke adva ntage of this opportunity to ex plore their famil y background through this project. Children can enroll In this pro ject by coming in or ca lling the Pom e roy or Middleport library . 992-5813 or 992-5713. Anothe r progr am for t he children summer is the lettuce, and that planting of fall crops can take place right after the lettuce and splnach are flnJshed. Judy Snowden talked on planning and planting a rock garden. She said rock gardens look better on Inclines using rocks of different sizes and allowing spaces between them. She said quary stone Is not good for this pull'Ose and that tall plants should be avoided . Mrs. Bolin displayed 12 varieties of da ffodils . Charlotte WUiford demonstrated how to make corsages and each of the members m ade one. Refreshments were served. Sum mer Reading P rogram . Childre n can c ome in to the libra ry a nd sign up lor this also. We will g ive them a n a lbum to keep trac k of the books they have read over the summe r . They will be given a s tic ker to place fo r every book they read , There are several programs being planned for the c hildren of the county this summ er. These will be a nnounced as they progress. T he li brary has a la rge s upply of the large print books for check out now . We also have the large print Readers Digest. Good Old Days, Sunshine M agazine, Guideposts, and the New Yor k Times T hPse w erf' ma de a va Ua ble throug h a grant rece ived from LSCA fun ds . I would like to remind cltizens of the Homebound Program offered by the Meigs Lihm rif's. If yo u a re unablP to come to thP libr ary because of illness or an Infirmity we v.i ll deliver hooks to your door. Ju st ca ll us or write to us. The chlldren 's Mall-a -books wlll be de llvered to the sc hools In the nex t lew weeks. There is some good reading In there and I hope the kJds wi ll take a dvantage of this service . There Is some good reading in the Pom e roy a nd Middlepon llbra ries. so I ho pe to see you there. The Meigs Libraries are conduct· ing a book hunt. In the near future som e people m ay recei ve lette rs conce rning books they have long overd ue. We wlll set up a n appointment time in whic h a representative of the library will go and pic k up the books . flypertension risks are higher -· certain types of individuals in . Blood pressure is the force with which blood pus hes aga inst th~ wa lls of your blood vessels. t t is d~ t e rm i ned by the size of your ai·teries. a nd it is regulated by a sY stem of hormones and chemicals . The nerve cells within the a rteries ~ork to keep the blood pressure fa irly steady. T he na rrowe r your ~J ood vessels, the ha rdpr your hea rt T he cause ot hypertension is unknow n but there a re sever a l theori es of it s origin . Continua l fru st r ation and stress ca n increase your chances if you a re alrea dy pr o ne to H y ptt~rtt:'ns ion . He redity a lso plays a part. Excess salt a nd fa t in the diet-or the ina bility for the body to handle salt m ay cause high blood pressure a nd Tra c~ ml - n 8s to wor k to move thf' same neral s in rood and w ater may cause runount of blood to al l parts of yo ur bpdy. Hyptertension. Usually there are no sympt<nlS of high blood pressure bul it may High blood pressure. or hyl-"rte nS\Qn. 1s thP permane nt " tighte ning up" of a rteries bec a use something t-.as go ne wr ong with the system -tna1 regula tes their siz<'. TPn percenl of people wi th high b lood press urP ha vP an underl ying dlseasP tha t is caus ing the rJ se in blood pressun'. Normal blood pressure for a n adult between tllP a~C'S of 18 and 45 is 120180. F or -people over 4:i a somt?w hat higher bkJod press ure is considerf'd within nOrma l ra nge. But a t a ny age, a top number (or systolic 1 pressure of 160 or higher. or a (bottom readi ng ! dias tolic pressure of 95 or highe r is g-enera lly co nsidered a bnorma l. HypertPnsion usually begins to be a p ro blem from ages 30 to 50. but it con str ike a ny age group. Hypert ensi.on is m os t likely to occ ur in m f' n wh o are m or e likely to get it tha n women; people who a r e short and hea\)1 or th ose who are ovl'rweight : women may develop hi gh blood m a nifest : " high.. blood pressure 190 to 1ill mn Hg di a stolic (or bottom number ! a r c often called " mild ." Yet pressur!' in this range. If untreat!'d. ca n still result In the complications associated with high bl(){)(( press ure: heart disea se, kidney di sease. and stroke. In fact, the ris k of m a ny heart proble m s and ea rly death for people with so-ca lled mild high blood pressure Is more than lwice that for those below 90 mm Hg . bleeds for no apparent r~uso n. severe hea dache v.ri.th nausea a nd dizz iness. Blood press ures a t the low end of ..-- --------------------------1 Free • Family Portra•l For Mom From Ponderosa on Mother's Day. pre- Ph. 992-5n6 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees, Azaleas. Rhododendron. House Plants - 4" to 10"_ Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Dally 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to 5 The next meetln,g of the club wUI be May 10. The nwmbt>r s wiD be maldrlfil Mother' s Day The ONE MILL LEVY FOR Sutton, Lebanon & Letart Townships Pol. Ad . Patd by the Racme Fire Depl. Ra in OH. 45771 LOS ANGELES (AP) - The supersoap " Dynasty" led ABC to Poet's corner sw,..ot Konoow Hon£1)'. hfMA· f'J. n 1 l'xplaln 'fhr tf'rrlblf' <.K'ht• In my hf'ar1 , That Jlng('rs dn"op "'' ithln AM/FM Digital Clock Radio Chronodate"'-229 by Realistic ~kif> VOU f'\"l'!"\ d.t \, To ho ld. vou do.·~·h- l.n m v ;J tm s 280/o Off I wan1 so mul'h to hi" lhc'tY' 28~~~~~~ will receive a certificate. On Mother's Day. every mtom 0/an Mills Studro. Addlmable at a partrcrpa mg be used rn con]U romotions. Frame no 1Tl derosa di.1 counts or P h June 16, 1984. Certlflc;lle llfllid throug C1 184 year's World' s Fair. " It's no secret we'd like to buy a Frrench Qua rte r hol e I." he sa id . " I want us to becom e visible in the communities we serve. We'rp not just going to pass through a nd he scenery . We wa nt to tx> the mdin a ttraction ." T he company is oanldngon bigg,·r profit s. II sells it self as a blend oi historic facts and folkJor<> in Ihe fina l years of t he 20t h Cen1u ry . " We're rea ll y a uniqu e company wi th n un ique procluct .'' ht' sa id . victory in the Nielsen ratings for the week ended April 29, as reruns dominated the networks' offerings. It was thesecondstraight triumph for ABC. which took second place to CBS for the just-ended 1983-84 season. CBS finished second last week whUe NBC was third. CBS' "Dallas," soap opera riv a lto "Dynasty" was pre--empted by thP movie "Borderline." F ort he season overaU . "Dallas" was first . "60 Minutes" second and "Dynas ty" was third. ABC won the week wllh a nPtwork awrago· nf 110 In the A.C. Nie lsen Co. ratings. CBS in second place had 13.8 and third-place NBC had 12.4 . The networks say this m eans tha t in an average prime-time minute 14.Y percent of the TV homes we re tuned to ABC. CBS' "Simon & Simon " a nd NBC' s "The A-Team" tied for second place in the Top 10 behind "Dynasty ." Completing the Top 10: ABC' s "H otel," fourth; the ABC movie "Chapter Two," fifth; Cffi' "60 Minutes," sixth; Cffi' "Kate a nd Allie ." "Magnum. P .l. ." a nd " AI· iC<'," tied for seventh; a nd NBC's newspaper. P .O. Box 1551. Radi o City Sta110n. N~w York. !\Y Jllll9. DEAR DR. LAMB ~ I s toppru C'ating me al thrE'(' month ~ .:.~go and becamP a vegPtarian. I ha,·t · no com plaints r:-:rape I alwa _V-" fppt hu ngry. I Pa t mUll' t ot(i) food thau l.x>forP. i nl'i udi ng so_v produC"b, milk, frui ts. veg('l ables, \-\·hole>· wheat brrad and vegc> tabiPs. l havpn't gai nPd or los t wf'ight and gf't thf' sa m(' amount of phy:-. ic;d ac ti vity . I' m ~ fe(~t :!, v,:('i gh nr., pou nds and am 4~ 1 didn't t(~ PI ;.,n rPason yo u a!ways feel hungry. Rf'fPnt studies show that people are sa 1isfied with fpwer calories as lon g as their meals contain lots of bulk . Both obf>se a nd thin people a te tflf' Si.lmf' amounl of food in t he r xrx·rlmPnt . Bul h a ll' ft-wer caJo· riPs wtn.'n given as much low ca lorip food Js they wanted. Th e diffcn•ncf> s("('mf'd to be that olx>se jJ('oplc lt>nd to cat foods high Jn caloric•t.. Your lower ca lorie per unil of food bulk should haveca us ro to IUS(> WC'ight. · Stomach emptying a lso has a Jo\ to do with feeling sa tisfied . Fa t VO U .., io\\" s <., tom ilrh rmptying. 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The company was bought by Coca-Cola Bottling Co. in1976. It was spun off as a public company in 1980. Samuel ZeU, a Chicago assoc iate of Fried. beca m e a major investor. Last week. Fried and Zell replaced Stanley S. Thune as head of 1he company. Fried said he plans to expand and want s to stl'('ng1hen the compa ny's presense In New Orlean s. sltc ofthl s not hing salisfi~s you untU you have had tha 1 food . That may be the I trv .'ifl hard to hldt • thfo tl'a t" ~o> That comr J!N1tl:v into m~· f':>' l"'S , And ll's hard :-;omrhow fnr IT\(' tn smllt• Cut Reg. 19.95 UPPER RIVER ROAD Fried said many people can' t afford to ride either the Delta Queen or the Mississippi Queen because the average priC<' Is $:»l per day per person. "There's a realization here that our cruises are very expensive. So, In regard to other vessels, the way to Increase market penetration Is to be more pr iC<' competitive," Fried said . The Chic ago executive said prices on the two present boats remained fixed by costs and union wages. the attack. These measur~s arC' summarized in The Healt h L f"tf('r 17·10. What You Nc!'d T o Know About Hea rl Atlacks. wh ic h I ilm sending you_Others who want thi s issue can sPnd 75 cents wit h a long. stamped. sell - addr~ss od rn\'('iOpf' for it to mP . in carP o f thi ~ you have a craving for a food, To gt'l OR. a k>nl'l\" IOWhoal. Sllll wr t.lrh ~ f( ' referred customer ;f::~l portraits will b~~:~~d~~ena~ ~b/igai!OTl:/LimV~tto · However. qou h0 to per (ami Y· 1 ~~;~~tting per P:%t\~~o;~t~~her 0lan Mi/1/s. o;t~d~d keeping your cholesleml levels low, not s m oking. keeping your we ight down and being as active as your healt h status reasonably permits . lt hunm when was on a mea t diet. Do you have ~ny advice? DEAR READER - It Is no unusual for a person to feel hungry If he is not getting a food he Is fondof a nd accustoml?d to eating. When Tn know this h<~s lo tx">. It's my v•a.v of (':tl"nl~ mon~ To bulk:! a hom(' for thrfo US£VOOA famill poMrtra1t:;::,':'ographl Studios. pressure at normal safe levels, a Is Im portant not to overdo Jt e ither. or do things you are not trained to do. Overdoing It Js one way to get In trouble. I often say that after a heart a ttacks person should do the same things he should have done before E ac h lim£' I hm·l' tn (('avl"' H "(l 1\ lump roJTlt"'S lnt n m.v rtulJ..:tl. Fnr wr hoth know that 1 must ~~ Battery backup runs clock/alarm if AC fails. Battery Sentinel"' LED warns of weak battery. 24-hour alarm, hino display dimmer, 59-minute sleep switch, snooze. 1112-1536 ~~~--~99'! andOian 111s $30.00 value. People such as yo urtielf w hose cases are round after the attack has occurred are not hospitalized . But It Is Important to take steps to minimize the chances of having another attack that rnl ght not be sUent. That means you should pay attention to keeping your blood 9 And Ids.~ ~:our fPa;... a wa .\1. 39.95 Save •40 FOR THE BIDK Of YOU1 Lift ' ITl(' E:itC'h hour that 'l''f' ' rr apar1 . By Realistic FREE 8 x 10 color Get a certificate for aPonderosa oftenaurprlaedtolearnthatyoucan have a heart attack and not know tt. About a third of all heart attacks either cause no symptoms or t he symptoms, such sa Indigestion. a re so mild that they are Ignor ed. We know this Is true from autopsy data. Individuals who have no history of a ny pa in tha t would be recognized as a heart atlack ill'Vertheless hav~ the scar In the heart mtlScles and other changes that reveal that a hea rt attack has occurred. One way of detecting sUent hea rt atta cks Is from comparison of E KGs taken at diffe rent times, as In yo ur case. Since your EKG changes do not Indicate anything recent , you hae passed through the dangerous fi rst few weeks aft er a heart attack. Vynasty' leading ABC to second victory f"''pl e with hypertPns ion are a lso p m ne BARGAIN liiATINEES SAT & SUN AU S £A TS $ 2 00 ADIIIISSION EVERY r u ESDAY Sl 00 me? DEAR READER - People are CINCINNATI (AP) - The nPW head of the Delta Queen Steamboat Co. says the firm Is interested In adding a third excursion boat to accomodatP middle -Income passengers. "We have all sons of options regarding a third boat," Franklin Fried said Tuesday. He assumed control on Friday of the last remaining firm t.ooperateovem!ght passenger boats on Inland waters In the United States. VOTE FOR held at the Dayton Convention and ExhlbiiJon Center, Dayton, in August. Miss Bailey was receniJy named the 1.984-85 0ag captain lor the Meigs Marching Band. Several area businesses are sponoorlng Miss Bailey in the contest. By Lawrenee LAmb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 71 Company plans to add third boat HELP SUPPORT THE FIRE DEPARTMENT Sluu-on Bailey, Pomeroy, has been selected to compete In the Ohio Miss Teen Pageant to be Heart attacks strike without knowledge yean old and havejuat received the results or my pb.yalcal from the doctor. He informed me that I have had a heart attack In the past three Ye a r s , b e t w e e n electrocardlow-arns . As far as I can remember there Is no way to pinpoint It, no pain , no trouble. The doctor did not recommend any change in my way of living. Do you have any advice for Syracuse. Oh. by Margaret Parker. advtsor. Listen with built-in 4" wide-range speakers or remove the pocket-size receiver for use with headphones (extra). 00-minute sleep switch. #12-707 Batt'"'"' hypert PnsivPs - or people- w hose bl,ood pressun"' va ri es from norm a t to hig h witt dPvelop it in three out of four casPs. Bl arks are twice as p~o n e to it as w hi tes . Re lati ves of HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE The M eigs Rowdies t ·H Club has hOld two m eeU"I{S recE"ndy. At their firs t merong otflcfors were elected for the y ear . At the second mf!tf'tlng the memt:.>rs ga ve repcrls on c andy bar sales. Refreshments wen- served Optimus®-50 by Realistic Mav is National High Blood Press.ure Month . So make an all-out effort to watc h your die t, exerc ise, a nd ta ke time off lo relax. r-;::==::========::; The Daily Sentinel-l'ag_11 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Health Dr. Lamb gUts at that time. anot.her a nd watchJng MTV. Refreshments 'N('f'e SE'rved by the Sheets tamiJ y. Tht> next meeting wUJ be May 6 al the' nome or Diana WW!amson. At that time the members will conduct acommunl tyclean-u p. - Diana WIWa mson. reporter breathless ness . n ose pn:>ssurf' du r in g pregna ncy or w hile ta king birth cont rol pills; f-H Qub me1 AprU 19 at the home Jim anda ttended. Jmnl!er Project Sheets. advl5on. Six otmembers OOolal were handed out and eech project was <llicussEd. The members discussed what they were planniJ!i oo taking to the ratr. Proje<t book asslgnments were made and discussed. Recreation amslsted d vbilting among Cine' CONTESTANT - Kristin Bailey, daughter of larry and Books galore ready to be checked out Your Libraries this ~ Country Clovers the spring regional m eeting at Marietta was read, a long with a letter from Columbus nd Southe rn Ohio E lectric on programs availa ble for club use. Also read a t the m eeting was a letter from Janet Morris, secret.a.Iy of the Rutland Alumni AssoclatJon asking for help in purchasing flowers for the banquet table. Each agreed to purchase two. The program by Margaret E d · wards was on vegetable garden season stretchers. 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Select now wh ile our stock is compl ete at these low Introductory prices I ..... ~ �Pa~ 10-The Daily Sentinel Friday, May 4, 1984 Ohio glallipolil i!Jailu VJfihnne Business Services PHONE 446--2342 1 -Card o1 Thanks (paid •n advance) 21- Business Opponun•tv Ipaid in advance) 2-ln Memory 22- Money to Loan 3 -Announcement s 23-Professional Services 4 -Gtveaway 5-Happy Ads 6-lostand Found Rentals 1 5-Schools 16-Radlo, TV & CB Repa1r 46 -Space fc. Rent 4 7-Wanted to Rent 1 7 -Mtscellaneous 48 - Equipment for Rent 49 - For Lease 18-Wanted To Do Public Not1ce " I I ,r ,, Public Not1ce I 1 oJ I "• , 1 1 , ;•rl h ' I I I 1/\ 11 jll_ " ] ,, I 1'), '> 1 ) hI II I/ ' . '·• , hr 1 M .... r,_ ( I I I I •'• ' '• r, I \ 1 t 11rt " ' II • . ,. I r ' 1 ' ,. , ' ., • >) I t \ ' 11• 11 t11ll I ,111 I • 11 1 11! \' t ' ' '' • I'' I I ' " " P • t , I I 11 •1 I lr f1 j '' r I !' 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II· FOR SAlE ill • I ., I Rea l Estate General COUNTY MEIGS PUBLIC NOTICE ' I 'r 3 Announcements GRAND OPENING 1 84 SEASON BIG FOOT PARK OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE ·soAr DOCK ·soAr RAMP •sATH HOUSE WOODED CAMPSITE NO MONEY DOWN $5Q MONTH 6 Miles Below Gallo palos on Rt. 7 Cross Raccoon Bndge Turn Roght Follow Signs SHOW SAT.-SUN. 608 E Ma ml..l.llll'l:W.I..I POMEROY, 0. 992 · 2259 NEW LISTING - MmersVIfle - I argf' ? story house "''th ·1 hrdrooms arr rlm 111 ~ •ou 1r1 butlrllll g part stor ba sement plus ;mother house that could be il rental un1t JUST $1 8 900 00 NEW LISTING- letart Town sh1p - Approx 4 113 aCies bU1Id111g or mobile home s1 te CTP "ater $100000 MINI fARM - Ga rden "" hu1t tr ees small barn and appro ~ 10 acres ot ground 1n HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres woth a nocely constructed conrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12xl5 lovong ooom and 24x24 famoly ooom . Partoally carpeted. fuel 011 furnace woth factli hes for woodburner 12xl5 block storage buoldong, 20x30 block garage. Roght off Rt 248, country settong. 'h mole east of Chester. Ohoo (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE. Down stalls eQuopped wo1h k1tchen . l1vong room. don1ng room and den. upstaors has two bed rooms and one bath; house also has basement . Lot SIZe approx 48'x308'. Needs work If onterested contact The Home National Bank 1n Racone . 949-2210 M1ndlepon 2 3 lledrooms new cah1nr ts NEW liSTING - Bnck 2 fam1ty home l 1t bath s tn each N1 cc r:arpet.ng elec DOZER hea t One ha s f1 re place other a flue One ac re near WMPO $58. 000 RACINE - Buy IhiS one and entoy lhr fun ol r1eco r at m ~ to su •t vuurself Hil s lots of panel rnt: new bath carpe l •ng new roof and beam cell 111 tllP k1h hen ONI Y flATWOODS - Really n1rr $53 500 ou ~u.ct M~GKEE 'Rrn'Y+- Now RUTlAND - Newly 1emodeled 2 benroom home neat and cute New carpetmg, panelmg etc lnctudPs wa sher dryer range refngeralor and dtshwnsher Has a carport and pat1o $26 900 00 REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr. 992-6191 Oott10 Tu1ner 992 -5692 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Jo H1ll 985-4466 AW R e l~ree s lat e of S,'lld Coun ty W P'P. I led rr t h tS C0urt SJtd ln ,.~->r •t orv F}nrl Appr JrsP. r nf~n t wrl l h f' l o r h r.Ctr rrrq hrf orf" Tht s C 1J t1 fl on 1hf' Robert E Buc* Judge 7 7nrl d.:.v o t M.w 1984 a1 1 30 rH loLk PM Any IJ+'I ';O fl df!Strtnq to r 18 PO:.r r'Jll •on s th e t mn rn 11Cf ttl r tl, - nl , J1 ICJ:!l irv• t iu~· · or, or to Bv Lena K Nesselroad Deputy Cler~ CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE •MOWING •TRIMMING •CEMETERY "FREE ESTIMATES" Available Anytime MAINTENANCE Reasonable Rates CALL 992-5949 PH. 446-8038 or 992-7119 4112 11 mo 5/2/1 mo MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE For all your wmng needs; furnaces repa1r servoce and installation. Restdential & CommerCial 985-3561 All Makes •W•shers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Aefrlgeretora Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 •Dryen •Freezers PARTS ond SERVICE 4-5 ttc ' (51 4 11 2tr. suppiPrnPnt ~our tnr nrn e on th Pse 4 rental un1t s on 2 level lots neilr Carr1mnt Ju st $?0 000 12 ACRES - Ne" the coal 1111ne s w1th ? bedroorr. ran cl, r ull ba sement fu r nace rl 11 lled WPII pl us oth er bld gs Wan I $35 000 POMEROY - 6 om frame Wllh fu rnar.!' bath woo d buon e1 full ba semcnl Oh~r AL TROMM 742-2328 Announcements 949-2263 BISSELL SIDING CO. APPLIANCE SERVICE 35185 Oak Hill Road Long Bottom. OH. 45743 "Beautiful, Custom Built Gara_ges" Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or No Sunday Calls 3·11 lfc "' INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wed l1ke to mtr oduce you to Engage A-Car . tfle modern way to dnve the veh1cle of your ChOICe No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 Call 614-992-6737 POOLS-PLUS Sales and Service NOW OPEN Charleston Rd. Just Past Krodell Park Special April Only 12x24 ... $5,500 onstalled 14x28 $6,200 installed Office: 675-1388 4-4-1 mo. pd. "D OZE R BACI<HOF 'R£ClAMATION WORK oth er 'DUMP TRU CK SERVICE $6~ hutl d•nRs 'OIL FIELD SERVICES Wan! 000 'C ON CRETE WORK 'CUSTOM BUilT HOMES fREE PARKING CALL HELEN, BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH ~92-3325 m COUNTID CROSS STITCH Bit FLBSS IOO«S CUSTOM-MAO! FRAMES Ro111tlllooloy lloskol full ol Cross-Stitch Supph.. THE YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE · Headquarter!.· . •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END lOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE GAS, SEWER ~IOAIN LINES County Certified SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED Oil liNES FREE ESTIMATES JIM CLIFFORD PH . 992- 720! _ 11 11 7560-367-767 THE KOUfiTRY KLUB GOlf LESSONS SPEOAl AOULT 6 for 140 STUDENTS 6 fao 130 , 1 •SuperviSe<! Golf M L Bud McGHEE Booke1-Auc11on SerVIce Cheryl Lemley r.'e~gs County Assom1e Phone 742-3171 Co Real Estate General FOR SALE BY OWNER COMPLETELY REBUILT OLDER HOME 300 W. Maon St.. Pomeooy OH All NEW Subrool & Roolmg. vmyl gutters and downspouts. vmyl s1dmc wtth tnsulated backtng. shutters msulated wm - dows. 10 •20" covered deck, msula1ad steel door. large hvmg room . all new kitchen . master bedroom, 2 bathrooms. washer and dryer hookup, all new mien or walls. total of 3 or 4 bedrooms, all new electrtcal wtnna. plumbmg, gas furnace and duets. au eond1t1onmg. all outSide walls IOSulaled. lots of closet and storae• space $46.500.00. House is Open For Your Inspection Saturday 9:00 to 6 :00-Sunday 12 00 to 6:00 PH. 1-837-8820 RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Ga$ Tanks. WATERMELON PATCH Addon• •nd remodeling Roo1mg and gu"er WOfk Concrete work j-P!umbing Wld eleetncel E 500 lincoln H1ll. Pomeroy PAT HILL FORD Open by chance or Appointment work !Free E111m1tee) 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 1 -13-1fc PH. 992-7582 V. C. YOUNG Ill 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewtng ma and chme repatr. parts WANTED ACCENT WE ARE YOUR SALES ANO SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZINITH •SYLVANIA . •SPEED QUliN LAUNOIY •GIBSON RIFIIGERATOR FENCE & SUPPLY 220 E. Ma1n , Pomeroy PH. 992-6931 II Located l¥. Mtle 'hst IJI P111t0Wft on Twp 1C2 We Have A Full Time Shop Technic1an on Duly Coli 992-3466 "Free Estimates" Scipio Energy Recyclin1 RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE Installation Ava1lable 412 71 1 mo Di1Ji 1~i0~0 1, .:::.~~a~~~ ~ow through uuon •All "IU . Saturday playtng __.(/ lrtpS ~ •On Course tn s lr~ c hon } •Awards INSTRUCTORS John Teaford Dol'e ' Big H1t' Burt CHESTER OHIO • 9 l mo PERSONALIZED POOLS 498 Gen Hartonger Pkwy. Middleport. OH. PH. 992-2549 OPEN: MON.-SAT. 10 to 6 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE 4-6-1 mo. A I so Some Car Fenders Available Club, Buck A1dge Gallipolis Cleland GuMnhouse_ flow ers. flats or pots. hangmg baskets, vegetable plants, tomato plants,Gerald1ne Cleland, Vtne and Mam St Rae me Mean Streak Band at Jones ' Bar, West Columbra Friday & Saturday Everyone welcome Mason County Regronal State Farm Museum w1ll hold n·s 5th annual ant•que steam and gas eng me show May 6th and 6th Lots of anttque engmes in opera tion Free admiss1on . free entertamment Phone J04 675-5737 4 Giveaway Part Beagle pupp1es . 2 mos old Call 446-3969 2 bags of Yard Sate m1sc Call 614 388 8449 EXCAVATING LIMESTONE HAULED 498 Geneoal Hartmger Pkwy Middleport. OH -0011115 -IACKHOIS -IIUIP Tl!UCKS -LO-IOYS -IIENCHIR PH. 992-2549 -WATIR -SIWER -GAS liNES -SIPTIC SYSTEMS I.AIIGf or SMALl JOBS PH. 992-2478 51311 mo pd Al TROMM 742-2328 446 1724 Horse manure to g1ve away 992 5416 Male It black & brown w1re ha1r terper 1 yr old, 1 yr old female full blooded sheep dog 3 yrs old, male brown bo~~:er type, male red 1r1sh setter, small m1xed breed puppy Me1gs Co Humane Soc1ety call614 -992 -6505 Mother cat and 3 newborn k1ttens, German Shepard puppy 128 lane St , New Haven 304 882 2608 smell nm:ed pupp1es 4/9/1 mo FISHERMEN ~NY BASS MOUNTED yrs TANNED DEER HIDES Su1table for Gloves, l!tc Rea•onably Priced U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO AuthoriZed John Oeere . New Holland . Bush Hog Farm Equipment Oealer Form Equipment GREG ROUSH I"H . 992· 7683 or 992-2282 TAXIDERMY SHOP Rutland , Oh. PH . 742-2225 Ports 614-992 - Cash pa1d for fancy ~ron or heavy ~ron beds. $ 1 60 and up for certam Mergs Co stone Jars Old t1me cupboard call 1 - 304 - 882 - COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds , tron. wood. cupboards chatrs. c hests. baskets d1shes. stone JBrs, antiques gold and sliver Wnte - M D Miller , Rt 2, Pomeroy, Ohro 45769 or call 614 -992 - 7760 pull type Call 614 247 3862 Wanted someone to weave rugs will take on shares Call 614 -992 3704 Employment Services J-:-:---:-:-:--:-:-:----;--11 Help Wanted LOST Stamese cat , male 10 old Name Puddm If seen call 614 379 2436 Reward LOST dogs, black male Cocker Span1el hmps, mate part Beagle Reward Call Lost, wh1te cocker spante1 Bashan Dorcus Ad , area m Rac1ne If found cell 614 949-2661 Found brown tent found at lmper1al Electric Co . 1n Middleport Ca11992- 5102 8 Public Sale & Auction Auction every Tuesdav night, Pt Pleasant , WVa Auct . lonme Neal Youth Center Bldg , Camden St 45640 AVON Sell the best Sell AVON Call 446·3358 Attention Teachers coaches E•cellent opportunitv for part time or full time work thiS summer Call Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES 4/4/tf J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •StOrm Doors •Storm Wtndows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing Vinyl & Aluminum JMs - Iii or Slllall IIIIEISVILLE. OHIO Experienced Reasonable FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE WOIIK GUAIANTIED PH . 992·2772 992-6030 3 ?6 7mo SUPERIOR SIDING CO. JEWELL'S PLUMBING and HEATING ·- ., L - - - - - 3-26-1 mo j Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked In home area 20 vearo "F rae Estimates" EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 j-8·2 mo . pd . Rick Pearson Auc11oneer Service Estate. Farm, An ttque & liqUidation sales Licensed & bonded1n Ohio & wva 304 -773 -5786 or 304-773-91 86 Auct1on every fra night at the Hartford Commun1ty Center . Trucklo•d• of new marchandiae every week Conslgments of new and used merchandise always welcome Richard Reynolds Auctioneer 304 - 276 - 3089 6695 Will plow and dtsc gardens 10 Htckory Chapel. Flatrock area $30 00 Phone 304 W1dow would l1kA a m1ddle aged wrdow for companron ltue -rn , be able lo drrve my car 1f needed Free rent, ref req Ca11446 1023 Galhpolts Parks and Recrca t1on Department IS tak1ng appl1catrons for Tenms In slructor Work June July, Tues and Thurs 8 -12 noon _ 6 - SPM each day Apply 1mmed1ately at 618 Second Ave Equal Opportuntty Em plover GRADUATES If you are wondenng how you can get a JOb Without work expe rience, the West V~rgima Army National Guard m1ght be the answer for you Earn good money wh1 le learmng a sk11l Full trme pay whde you tram . part ttme pay o nce you come b.ack home c.a ll 304 - 675-l950 or 1-800 642 3619 Gree n Acres Reg1onal Cen ler House at Po1nt Pleasant Home l1fe Instructor 1 2 m1dmght - 9 a m m1mmum qualtftcatJons. 72 semester hours of college credits or two years of fullttme pa1d eJtCpertence as a house par ent Hygiene A1de m1mmum quahf1c&t1ons. htgh school graduate or equ1valent and a rec o rd of succ essful pr e v1ous expenen e w1th menta l retarded Contact Dav1d Ea Teachers and coac hes summer emptovment S900 00 per month guaran teed mc ome World Book and Child Craft 304 -882 12 Situations Wanted W1ll care for the eld erl y 10 mv hom6 lots of ref erence~ Men or women Call 61 4 667-3402 Mercer s Rtvervt e w Per sonal Care Hom e h as vacan c1es for elderly persons Betty Mercer owner 304 - 773-5882 Wanted Someone to tear down a house for mateuats Must be done wnhm 30 days Cell 992 6678 or 992 -3629 Ask for 8111 Would love t o care for 2 or 3 elderly people m my hom e, ref ,tots ofT L C Call after 6 pm 15 Schools Instruction Taking new sludants 1n th e f1ne Art of P1Lung. Kung Fu and Street Defense mstruc tion Sifu Roger l Burns Classes every Saturday , be ginning 12:00 304 -675 n22,anytime 1 8 Wanted to Do 1- - - - - - -- - - Lawn Mowmg & Tramm1ng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614- 256 -6261 alter 5.30 & Lawn mowmg and tnmmmg done at fa rr p rices 304 - 675 -6347 Oo 304 -675 7243 Financial 21 Business Opportunity 'NOTICE 1 THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· liSHtNG CO rec ommends that you do bu srness wtth people vou know, and NOT to send money through the ma1l until you have mvestt gated the o ffermg Open1ng tor four supervtsor tramees Company car, paid vacatron . tnsurance For tn hnvlew ca 11614 - 379 2205 Own your own Jean Sportswear , Lad•es Apparel. Combrnat1on . Accessones , Large S12B store Nat1onal brands Jordache Ch1c, Lee , Lev1, Vanderbilt llod G u nne Sax, Espml, Bntta n!a , Calv1n Klem, Serg1o Valente , Evan P1cone. Clai borne. Members Onlv . B1ll Blass. Orgamcally Grown H ea lthtex , 300 others S7.900 to $24.900, rnven tory, a•rfare , tratnmg , f1• tures , grand openrng , ect Ca ll Mr Lo ughhn 612 -888 - 22 Money to Loan HOME Vicinity Opemng Flea Market Two free weekends Apnl 26 -29. Mav 6 6 Free open a~r spaces. parktng, adm11151on US 35 Fra:riers Bottom, WVa Don Fra:r1er -Operator 304 755 -2779 LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates Frxe d co nventronal FHA VA Leader M o rtgage , Athens , col lect 614 -592 3051 Rummage & Bake Sale at Hannan Trace Htgh School May 5 , 10 AM Auc tton at 1 PM Proceed for Band Boosters Yard Sale Georges Creek Rd . from At 7 c r o ss trac ks , 1st r oad to nght Ant1ques , books, clothes , lots of mis cellaneous May 4 & 5 Mr sc Garage Sale Apnl 30th thru Mav 4th One m11 e out Rt 2 1 8 off At 7 Gtant Park•ng lot Sale , Saturday May 5 9 -3 30 , Grace Methodist Church Youth M1sston, Se cond & Cedar Househ o ld rtems , c l othes, furniture , Co ok bo o ks , Fr es h Bak ed Good1es11 Yard Sale Waterlo o Grang e Hall 3rd, 4th & 5th Clo thmg all s1zes, household applrances, strp c overs more everythm g Huge Yard Bak e Sale Frtday 9 - 5 Rodney C hurch of God Rodney B1dwe11 Ad Rarn cancels G1gant1c 8 Famrly Yard Sale Clothes, tools, whatnot s, furmture tn Eureka Mav 3-4 Garage Sate Ftt & Sat 9 4 Greene A cres off At 141 Wood lath e, guns, doors clothes, m1sc Garage Sate 1069 Second Ave Thurs Frt 9 to 5PM Good clean c to thmg all SIZeS miSC Ite m s Huge Yard Sale Ftrst l•me Eve r May 4 & 5 The1 ss Mark et St At 160 A11 clothmg 50 ce nts 100 % proceeds go to chanry Professional Services Yard Sillo 1145 2nd Ave M ay 5. 9 - 5 Furniture. boy s g~rls clothing & much more Honda & truck PIANO TUNING Lower prrced regul ar tuntngs drscounts to Semor Citllens, Churche s & Schools Ward 's Garage Sale Mov~ng Sat & Sun May 5 & 6, lOAm 4PM 512 Buhi -Morton Ad Foll ow stgns from Foodland 23 614-245-9566 614 -387-7101 Wolfe lnvestigatic;ms, Wanted to do babysrtt1ng 1n Northup area Call 446 - 6555 AN ' s Dtrector for Home Health Agency m J ackson Co Full t1me. day shift, With weekends ott E :rccelten t sa lary and fr1nge benefrts Send resume to J Boggs P 0 Box 320, Jackson, Oh --Gaiiiiloiis· Call 446 -3394 2711 Service 1 3 tic 11-1-tle 3·28-tfn & Lost and Found 614 -245-9691 m 6 I 4-245 5353 ••• 324 SALES &SERVICE Middleport, Oh 3476 2485 General Construction BOGGS ... Homes-Extensive h111odelina Insurance Wort C.~1~111 Pole Bld&s. Gara&es hofina Wort A1~1111num & Vmyl Sod1n1s 111 Years Experience 50 FOR 1 Thru Month of May Border Col11e. 1 vear old 304-675 - 7541 evenmgs 6 4-6-1 mo . ROUSH CONSTRUCTION SIZE 4216 Garages. pat1os. sid ewalks . basements. bl oc k work Reeaonable puced 35 yrs expenence Free est1mates 675-2991 Buymg datly gold stlver co1ns . nngs, Jewelry sterlmg ware , old coins , large cur · rency Top prices Ed Burkett Sarber Shop, 2nd Ave kle . 762 2521 EOE 4 month old male pup has had rab1es shots 304 -675 Open: Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6 Roofing A Specialty Wanted to trade motorcvcle for skt boat . Call 446 -2240. before 5PM . HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 3 kittens , to good home Call 304-675 -2826 CHISHIRI OHIO WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 New Chevy True~ . . FENDER ...... 176.95 DOORS ........ . '149.95 HOODS .... 1174.95 BUMPERS ... .. '69 95 GRILL .. ....... ... '42.50 R SUPPORT . '84.95 TAIL GATE ... .... 195 00 FORD FENDER .... 169 95 BUMPER ...... .. '69.95 G C C C Annual Ftsh Fry Mav 9, 6PM Gatha Co Gun 4 KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION 388 -9906 or 614 -388 9617 Paul's Homo Vtdoo located 406 2nd Avo , 1n Park Central Hotel VHS , Betas. K1ttens 614 -446 - 2090 CHESTER-985-3307 l!o Wanted to buy standtng timber Call after 6 or anytime weekends, 614 - 614-446-0294 3 K1ttens to g•ve away All Types of Alum1num Clean Sheet & Cast 41< lb. Weeki of April 9-21 Aluminum Auto. Trans. 18.00 Each Irony Aluminum '•iced On Inspection 1- - - - - - - - - - - supplies P1ck up and delivery , Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner. one half m1le up Georges Creek Rd . Call 614 -985 4120 992-6215 .. 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 1 REALTOR ousing '" ' WATER GAS & Racone. Oh . Ph 614-843-5191 10 6 lie PULLINS J&F CONTRACTING Hams onvtlle - f Hrllen t largr harn (!1mshed lum ber) conc rrt e tloor anr1 An1tnna lnstaiiJtron P&S BUILDINGS a Models !he Rest' ho me 145 ACRES on 143 near Sozes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses Stn~ict AVIIIJblt " Serwrce that To•ers Above MINERSVILlE - Noce f10m' wtt h ce nl ra l heat bat h CiHpPtmg lg fr ont po rch and VIC W ol rtvfr UTILITY BUILDINGS House Colis ond Shop We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by leading Carpet llallll· lactureos. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 4 30 -1 mo 1 S1zes Start From 12'xl6' 46353 Scout Camp Rd. Chester. Ohio Ph. 986-4269 II No Answtr. Call J85-4382 Wo Sorvlco All M1ke1 PH. (614) 985-4212 ' All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS AND ture. 446 3169. 3rd Olive St .. Galhpohs, Oh 4 ft brush hog C EDs (d1sc) Rent movies & players , Sudden Impact & S&W TV PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY ClEANERS ROOFING CO. 949·28o0 We Have the Lowest Rates For Faster Servtce Power ilr1d ntce lots WRITESEL SIDING . BACKHOE WORK ca n Real Estate General $?6 900 00 ranr h w1th 4 bf'droo ms 2 halhs b• ~:: tamilv room w1th ft1 ep lace ull1ly artd gatage N1cr levrl onr acrP 1111 dr{ easecJ the d ate seJ tor hea11ng G1ve n under my hand and SP.<OI I of sard Coun JhtS l st day o t IVav 1984 Vinyl & Aluminum AND mgs Only $2 3.000 INCOME - Real Estate General < 3-24-tfc ' ; I" ret McDantel Daughter and son-m-law . I• F1ve Years Ago '1leep tn our heart s l1es n p1c ''' '1, Public Not1ce dear Husban d and Daddy PAULL McDANIEl S~ who passed away MAY 6 1979 - / \. 11 Who D1ed 1 Year Ago May 4. 1983 w1ll always remem ber your kindness to me. Your memory woll stay w1th me always Aunt Alma Roggs I 992-7121 or lurrlt ~ hr d tr a1ler bath and l P r ~ furnace Only $2 000 I" ' 1 ( (If I <~l(, r ernP.m t o ned the AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR PH. 992-5682 NEW liSTING - 2 bedroom ' I ~~~~~~~~· DOZER WORK "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE " Public Notice or ts!.J tP Guttors Downspouts Gutters Cloaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows Phone 1-(614 )·992·3325 l•1 1h tmq t I1 t ltP NEW-REPAIR y ti " tr V IO I Jj)• I I « IJ).,IIII I 4 30 I mo pd 4 words per line} ~~ 124,Pomeroy Ohoo Also Transmission VIRGIL B. SR . 116 r 2nd Sl i1111 '/ -, TEAFOR-D ,, •11<-' ,t'• r ., 1' ,,, 1 •, '" " •I 1 " Real Estate General ,, ' PI I ' t 1 I II< : ] I Prll lf• lf ,!/ I)<,J1< I Roger Hysell GARAGE I I ' q 'I I 'li l t t il\ II \ I I , I "• 1 4/18 /1 mo PH. (614) 985-4212 Business Services 11 1['1 11 , 111 111 I \1, tr r FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE - PH. 992-2772 DC Cab Caii446-171B t,. , ,,. I• I ' "1"11 ' hP11 IJ\ tO !t lrPrl th:l l lnvr 1110• ,- , l nr I Appr ut<;f' Built Garages CALL TOM HOSKINS 614-742-2834 We Use Von Schrader (quipmen1 Recommended by lttdin& Carpet llanulac1urers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 I mo Ill Jl l 1 \'\ I • I T I Jacks 1111• '' • < I I <11 I''' ' CHECK THE Jr•M1f'n lr•• t II II I II ,I ,, I " . t' 1n-law • 1 ' )dtl > 111 If I ' I • I'-'' I' ' , Jf>l) ~J !W i I 111 11 • 11 ,- I It ' ' • • l l t tll r l >i 1 11 1 I I ' 1\P Yf tll h·· II I ' In ! I I D"l PdSPrl rv1r .qs Cn!Pl l y O h t ~ !\ ' X • '•'• I I ' r' ' ' IO )LI III I ll Ill 11• < I· ' r rr• I+ ,1 q l t U \l ..l' , t•d I 1 I •·,•fHH(• , • ,, 1 1 r1 t It I ' 11 I' ll 1<' ,;\ '1 1 1I '' \ • I• ' 11 1 11 illl I I" , 1 •l•11 , ' / ,1t 1 I It Gr tcr J ul •Roofing '1 II ·r '• ' ' Ill llll llf • [ I )l J I 1 1\ <. • '• I I,,, II• , 11 p er•,,)nc, f1ot I fi(} N 01 r)l k1n lhf' bl'llf'l+( liJ tt P. "i II' d••r thf Wi ll Clrlf1 10 lh f' Jl f(llil"VOI 1!1 1f rl r y s tf'prr·<>Pnl •n (] 1t1 y o r lhf' a t or~ m f' n tt o npd 1\ Px l / ,1 t l l i t ' I 1v1 1 IV 1 I l hr l h t • S LII V I'IInfl S P0LJS8 fh i" \I / rn e n1 •Custom 35185 Oak Hill Road Lon& Bottom, OH. 45743 $3.00 .$4 00 .$700 Public Notice rr•o.rrlt'rll <; ot th r• S late of Oh10 The State of Oh1o. Me1gs County Cour1 of Common Pleas Probate Dt\nSIOn l n lht [ 1 t'r• il 0 r o l1ho• , , 1 11• \. II• ' I I lilt o" • I • [ 1\'oll', l ll l l '' " r• • • • I , Ir I I I I ' •,, t' V 1 1 1 1 r, '" 1 '. ' H. 11 I : 1\ II' I' "' ,, '" 1 • ,~ 1 11· I" ' r ql , I 1' ' I II 986-Ches1er 343-Portland 247-Letart Falls 949-Racine 742 - Rutland 6 67 - Coolville 1 I• '1 1! 1 Pomeroy Public Notice NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT CASE NO 24068 r'l ' " I' . 11 71t \ I ' I '.., 87$-PI . Plenant 468-Leon 674f-Apple Grove 773'-· Mason 882 .-New Haven 896-La1art 937 - Buffalo Up to 15 words ... 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Acreage 26 -Real Estate Wan1ed 11 -Help Wanted 12-Si1uated Wanted t l,f ( 56-Pels lor Sale 74-Motorcycles 75-Boats & Motors 76-Auto Parts & Accessones 59-For Sale or Trade 41-Houses for Rent 42 - Moblle Homes for Rent 4 3 - Farms for Rent 44 -Apartment for Rent 4 5 -Furntshed Rooms NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION 54- MISC Merchand1se 55- Bu•lding Supplies 33- Farms for Sale 34-Busmess Bu1ldin gs Employment Services Classified pages cover the following telephone exchanges ... 71 -Au1os for Sale 72-Truckslor Sale 73-Vans & 4 WD 31· Homes for Sale 32-Moblle Homes for Sale 7 - Yard Sale {pa1d 1n advance) 8 - Pubic Sale & Auct1on 9 -Want ed to Buy •Storm Doors •Storm Windows FRIE ESTIMATES All Wor• Guarantood 51 -Household Goods 52-CB. TV & Radio Equipman1 53-An1iques Real Estate Ouner1. Downspouts Painting, Coating NEW-REPAIR 3171 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters . Swam Furni - VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING AI Types Roofi" & Sidi" Page- 11 Roofing and gune,- work , metal work , housepamtrng, carpenter work Exc ref Free esttmates Call 446 - 448-3872 J&L INSULATION The Daily Sentinel 18 Wanted to Do Wanted To Buv clean used cars pay caah for la1,e model Jim Mink Ch&v - Olds Inc Bill Gene JOhnson OHIO VALLEY ROOFING Transportation Merchandise Financial 9 ;::=========~;:::=========!:==========~We Or Write Tribune Classified (Jept. 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohit 45631 Announcements Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Keyboard . 304 675 3824 3 Fam1ly bedroom sutte P1ano Tun1ng and Rep cur c ouches cllatr, clothes . Brun1cardt Mus1c Co, 446 m1s c 4 mt out Rt 141 Mav 0687 Skill and mtegnty our 1_ th_ 7_th________ 4_ trademark Lane Oan tels • 6, 4 -742 - 2951 Vard Sate Fn & Sat 8 5PM ra m or shmo Wayne & 8 & M Patntmg Res tnd , Geratdme Ph1ll1ps Rollaway Comm Free esttmates Cal l bed . car cover d1shes sheets. curta ins cloth1ng 614 - 256 - 1492 or 446 ladtes & mens boys 74 , 104 Chevy Capnce B1dwetl THOMPSON BOOKKEEP - Rodney Rd and 1st St lNG Monthly and Quarterly accounts welcome 428 Se- GallipOliS Flea Market Open cond Ave Call 446 - 1136 Every Weekend o n former Thaler Ford property Lew1 s Unwanted Fa c 1al or body Enlerpnses Crill 446 7037 1- - -.:._________ ha1r? Permanent pamElec les sremoval by European tron•c Deprtator Mary rs cer ttfred rn thrs new compu ter129d d1g1tat system Call today 614 992 -6720 Top of th e Sta1rs. full serv1ce sa lon ProfessiOnal E l ectro ly SI S C it m e Probe Type Ete ctroly SIS AMA FDA & FCC appr o ved D oc t o r referrals 304-675 5568 Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 31 Homes lor Sale Bv owner lo vely 2 bdr home on waterfront , boat ramp & dock close to town prtced $34 900 W1l1 help ftnance Ca ll 614 - 256 - 12t6 For s ale by owner, 3 bdr , cen tra l atr, forced a1r fur non ce. bu ck stove. mground 18~~:36 sw1mmmg pooL c los e to c1ty schools S 30 .000 Call 446 3204 Large 3 bdr house for sate or r ent In Plantz SubdiVISIOn No duldren no pets Ca11 614 -245 5281 eve's garage, 1 & one thtrd acre lot, Ros e H11l, Pomer oy All bnck 3 bdr , 2 baths. garage , comp l etely fur mshed n1ce lawn . Cr own Ctty Call 614 - 256 6244 Owner tran sferred must sell beautiful 3 bedrm bn ck home Fuepla ce. deck , woods. puvacv sunsh1ne 614 379-2789 Bu1ld on your lot a new home yo u afford Over 1100 sq ft , 6 rooms & b at h, car pcted. ready to move mto S26 .500 also garages & basement Ca 11 Pa tnot Home BUilders 446 80 38 W1ll cons1der m o b1 le home as trade -1n redu ce d for qu1ck sal e 1 560 Jay Dr , 3 bdr tr1 -levol tor sale bv o wn er , qu1et neighborhood . Galltpohs C1ty School ce ntrata~r . gas heat . large above groun d pools, attached double gar age, large flat vard where Blue B~rds feed AH th1s fof Pr~ce $59,900 Cell 446-1028 Cutest Homo. Our loss . But Your Ga1nll Your best bet for Savmgs 11 Ca ll 614 -992 694t Buck home w1th 4 acres, 3 bdr 1 h bath , large k1t & OR BM w wood heater & elactnc heat. Kyger Creek School Otst .. $65.000. Call 614-367-7238 Nice knottv pine interior 3 bdr . 1 112 bath. Heated att ached garage . Glass en closed greenhouse BUild ing carport frUit trees , mobile home hookup Rt 7 v. m1 above dam. Call 814-256-6856 Fan t astic Yard Sate New afghans , home mter~or , lots of everyth1ngt falffield Centenary Rd % wav b e tween At 588 & At 141 Fr1 & Sat Large 3 Fam11y Yard Sa te May 4th _ 5th 6th Ram or sh1ne. 9 00 unt1l dark Utthty tratler, b1cycles. wash stand . tools lots of br ownware and Decorama Take At 141 from Galhpoli s ! watch for s1gns). turn leh on At 775 then turn nght on Patnot Cadmus Rd first house on the ught Yard Sale 1f1 mt on At 218 from Rt 7 Do u ble oven rangt~ , m1 xe r , ant1que plano, furniture, cloth1ng, rad1os. tractor, 77 D o dge Aspen . m1sc hou seho ld 1toms Sat May 5 9 5 Yard Sa le Jumbo at Cente nary on St At 141 Saturday 9 to 5 Ne•t weekend 1f ra1n Huge Yard Sale May 6 9 to 5 , M ay 6 . 9 to 3 809 Mary Rd Rodn ey Vi llage II Yard Sai P. 4 & 5 Frr & Sat 9 to 5 Rodn ey V1llag e II Follow s•gns Come ram or sh rne Clothes, homemade grapev1ne wreaths , furni ture exerc1se b1ke Home lntenor, ch tld s sw1mm1ng pooL mu ch more ' Garage Sat e Saturday Only Tram set &r l ayout. guts b1ke . paperbacks, toys, d1shes, extra n1ce adult & ch1ldrem; clot hmg Household Items much much more! 444 J er ry St , 9 00 t1ll 4 00 5 Famt1y Yard Sale M on Tues May 7 8, 3 1h miles out Rt 160 past HMC Garage Sale May 7 , 9 -dark 2 Y2 m1 out M1ll Creek Ad Household . CB toys c l othes baby rtems Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity G1gantrc yard sale May 3rd 5th Many househ old, cloth es baby 1tems N ew l1ma Road Rutland 1- - - - - - -- - -- Yard Sa te 623 '/J Russell St M1ddlep o r1 beh1nd He1ner's Bakery Mav 2 , 3, 4 , & 5 Yard sale May 3rd & 4th. 6th Street, Ra cme 2nd house from Log1on Hall Baby clothes toys strollers pool curta m s. books. womens c lothes. househ o ld rtems Yard Sale, May 5th & 6th, Fr1 & Sat , from 9 -5 Corner of 5th & Oak St. New Haven. W va Yard sale , Sargent 's, Wolfe Pen Rd Saturday, May 6th from 9 am 6 p m Ctothmg _ mtSc Items Thur• day May 3rd & Fraday Mat" 4th From 9 a m to 5 p m 1 Ram cancell5 leota Mass&!' on St Rt 7 acroas from Eastern H1gh School Don Lisle's , Syracu s e Thursday & Fndav Gtrls boys clo_!}:ung, double an t1que doors metal wmdows screens. 19 m B&W TV m1sc 3 Famrly yard sale. May 5 Women 's b1ke . curtams , clo thmg , kitchen goods North 4th Ave , Middleport 3 family yard sale, Fnday &: Saturday, 1% m1les on New Lima Road 9 a m t1 ll 7 One hme Onlv lh1s year , Ma y 4. 5 6. 8 A M toll 8 P M Everythtng must go , all reasonable offers accepted Antique fireplace. mantel. clothes pmg pong table Gravetv tractor & attach ments _ 22 r~fle & scope lots of odds & end<, tools Between Athens & Pome roy. 2% m1les off At 33 al Burlmgham Garage sal e May 4th & 5th. ram or shme, New L1ma Ad 1 Full 14 m1le out of Rutland SiZe bed, beddmg. ect Plea sim.t Pt & Vicinity Garage Sale. Saturdav only furniture . clo lhmg. bicycle, slero house wares Corner Maxwell, Ma son Blvd 9 00 2 00 5 fam1tv yard sale, Thurs Fn and Sat 9 00 to 5 00 87 Burdette Addn 4 fam1l1es Thurs & Fn 8 00 to 5 00 Clothrng tovs . glassware antiques, new and used furmture 2218 Jefferson Ave Yard Sale May 3rd 10 00 t1 t1 ? Henderson Town Hall at the PICniC sheHer Ratn or Shtne Porch Sale Fn & Sat, 2324 lrncoln Ave 9 00 til l ? Ram or Shtne Garage Sate 1107 & 1203 Mead owbrook Dr , Fn 4th & Sat 5th N1ce ch1ldren & arluh clothtng formals stools Sat May 5, 9 -3 Women s, ch1tdrens & baby clothtng toys , household Item s t1re s 2206 Ltncoln PI Pt 3 fam1ly sa te Fn & Sat 202 Htgh St Infant to adult dothmg, plus• 35 Warw1ck Rd Pt PI Saturday, 9 3 Cancelled rf ram Ch1ldrens clothes nd mg toys eleclnc range , rugs . shower door hou sr~t hold 11ems. m•sc l==========::..t===========-~========== 6 rooms , basement , double Are you lookmg for a f1Ked rate home loan? N l Stev ens & Assocrates h ave sev eral d 1fferen1 types of ftxed rat e loans starting at 12 75% Call J en Alhe , G1ant Yard Sale Sat May 5 . 1984 S R 776 at Mudsoc ec ross from Drummond's Store Old glassware. old furmlure and odds & ends Come earlyl S32 .900 Call 1 614 678 2513 S63 ,900 5420 Cell 614 -992 - 6 rooms & bath large entrance way pantry 1g basement & attrc, f1replaces fm1shed floors , lg front porch . partrcally msulated W1tl sa te o n land contract Call614 992 7887 or 992 5354 NtcE! h ome near coat mm es full basement. ce 11ar 2 bdr on 1 2 acres o f property m l a ng s ville 529,000 614 - 742 2261 Bnum Add1t1on 3 bedrm , brtc k 1 % bath , full base ment fam1ly room carport , pet1o , ac S57,000 Call 614 -985-4201 3 bedro om home . doub le boths. added apartment for sate Wtll help f1nance Call 992 -3173, after 4 p m 10 room home 1n Rutland on 47x 140 tot on N Main St 8th house from Salem west Side of street Needs consid erable work but can be bought well below property value Call 216 - 394 -6741 or wnte Box 723 Pomeroy. OhiO 8 yrs old , 3 bedrm, 2 baths. family room w1th wood burner Smgle car garage on 8 flat acres w1th stocked pond City water in Racine Call 614-949 -2641 8 yr old three bedroom ranch . 6 mile!! from Hol:rer. S39 , 600 00 7746 304 -676 - 31 Homes lor Sale , 32 Mob1le Homes - - -- - -- - for Sale FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY t ll 14 f1 w 1de throe bedroom bath and halt mobtle home srt11ng on mce lot ready to move mto $225 00 d o wn S225 00 per month 304 576 -2711 Modern 3 bedroom, kitchen !range and ref I Fr ont porc h, tot s12 e 100x1 50 Assume ble 8 1/ , loan Payment at $222 11 month (mcludes taxes and m s urance ) Cal l 304 675 3030 or 675 3431 1972 mobtle home. 12 x55 S5500 fuc con H1sloncal 100 vr old log cab.n toft. f1replace Call 614 742 2578 after 6 p m Furnished 2 & 3 bedroo m t rader s Call 304 773 565t 33 Farms for Sale 142 a cre farm near R1o Grande, good house and barn Ca 11 614 - 245 6281 ave ' s 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 9 7 acre farm 1 2x60 mobile home tobacco base new 28x56 house started Loca ted on Hannan Trace Rd TRI STATE MOBILE HOMES USED CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 6t4 446 7572 S16 500 6620 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL"S QUALITY MOBIL E HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS. RT 35 PHONE 614 4467274 1965 12,.,60 mobtle h o me, unfurmshed $3 900 C at\ 446 1 3 4 0 1 982 Oakbr oo k furn1shed mobtle hom e, 14 ft w1de . 2 bdr , lik e new $7,500 Call 446 8038 2 BA mob1te home 12x55 camp furn Must see to apprec1ete S4500 256 - 1 14 acre farm on Rou sh Hollow Rd Wtll se 11 all or part Ca ll 614 - 388 8525 35 Lots & Acreage Rro Grande, 3/~ acre lot all utilities , drtveway & pa110 Id ea l for house or trailer S9.000 Cell 446 80 38 One ac re bu1ld1ng lot Gra n vtew Herghts , crty wat er 304 675 3030 01 675 3431 Acreage for sale 304 6 75 7541 evemngs ~. 6409 Rentals 19732bdr 14•70 $7 .900 1964 2 bdr 12•60 53.900 1969 2 bdr 12•60 $4.900 E.ce tlent cond Call 614 256 Ca 11 614 - 41 1972 12x60 mobile homl'l , S3 000 614 -742 -2261 1976 Ktrkwood 14~~:70. tocal electric , 3 bedrooms. 2 lull beths. $9300 Call614 992 7726 anyttme 1973 1 2x65 mobrle home, good cond1t10n , washer & dryer $6600 Call 614- 742-2274 . Houses for Rent·· ~ 446 -0175 198114x5 2 mob1lehomem exc cond Can be seen at Johnson's Mobtle Park on Eastern Ave , lot 29 .. . .'• . ~. house. ~ f~repla ces . pool garage or tease 2 bdr apt krlchln furn1shed Call 6 75 51 04-iJi• 3 bar delu:rc~ 675 5386 S,..f :· : Henderson , 3 bdr ho,.,.-r new carpet throughout kitchen , $260 mo pte. depos11 Call 446 -0116 ::~ '.li Condomtnum Myrtle Beaett: 2 bdr . 2 bath complet(fyr furn1shed, ocean vtew~ · pools 24 hr security, tt court &: maid servtce. alter 4 30. 446 -3426 . .•.. �Page- I 2 41 The Daily Sentinel Hou1e1 for Rent Pomeroy-Middleport, They'll Do It Every Time 2 bdr hou11 wtth yard. o1BO mo .. o100 ooc. dep , pluo utlllllll . Coli 448 · 4729 . 66 Building Supplies LUMBER ·Rough cut, oek , poplor, 2•4. 2•11. 2•8. h4, 1x8 , 1x8,1ength IVIillble, 8 ft . through 111 ft . Hogg S. Zuopon, 304· 773·11154 . 2 bdr. hou11 1 mi. out of town on Rt . 588 Coli e 14 ·245 ·91 70 58 house . hu c arpet and washer & dryer 992 · 3590 . 3 bedro om , fam•lv room . basement . near schools and ho spital Oepos1t and refer en ce requ1red 304 -675 4338 Peta for Sale Brtarpatch Ken nels Profe!i stonal All -breed groommg Indoor-outdoor boarding fa c •littes. Engltsh Cocker Spa mel p u pptes Call 614 - 388- 2 bdr tra1ler fully furn1shed . good locat1on sec dep req C all 446 -8558 9790 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels AKC Chow pupptes CFA Himalayan. Per stan an d S1amese krtten s 2 bdr fu rmshP.d mobtle h o me Old er c oup le only 5200 mo Call 446-3243 Call 614· 446 · 3844 af1e• 6 4 369 o• 675 ·9760 For rent Sl eepmg Rooms an d li g ht house keep1ng rooms Park Central Hotel Call 61 4 · 446 0756 Upper R•ver Rd water & sawage furnished , ref & dep Ca ll 446 -0508 or 446 - 1609 N•ce 3 bdr mob•le h o me m o dern , co nvem ent loc a u o n o n Rt 7 , no pets Call 46 Space for R ent COUNTRY MOBilE Home Park , Ro ute 33, North of Pomeroy large lots Ca ll 61 4 ·992 · 7479 61 4· 24 5 ·5818 Merchandise Fu r n ished 2 & 3 bedr o om tra ile r s C a ll 304 773 56 5 1 1 2)(60 2 be droom s. f u r n1sh ed m Syra cu se. S200 m onth plu s ut1l11•e s Also 3 t ra1l er spaces for rent Ca ll 61 4· 992 7680 2 bedroom tra •l er k1tchen turn 1shed , coup les one sma ll c h•ld accept ed Referen c es 304 675 1076 44 Apartment for Rent JA C KSON ESTATES APARTM E NTS (Equal H ous•ng Opportun1ty) has o ne an d two bedrooms , re nt s lartmy at 515 7 for one bedroom a nd 5193 per month for two bedroom, w•th S200 deposit located near Foodland and Spnn g Va lley Plaza pool and TV ant Ca ll 446 2745 or leave message Sma ll etf• c•ency apart . ce n t ra l a tt & heat , 1 p rofessiOna l type gentleman on ly 446 0338 Ga r age apt , furnished 3 roo ms & ba1h Washer & d ryer Clean no pets. adults o nly Dep & ref req Ca ll 4461519 3 bdr unfurn ga r age apt , S250 p lu s depos•t Ca ll 446 3 786 Furn 1shed eH1 c1ency 607 2 nd . Gal lip Ol i s 5145 Share bath , s•ngle Ca ll 446 4416 after 7PM Furn 1shed apt 2 bd r , near HM C . S235 Ut 1htws pd . Adult s Call 446 4416 aft er 7PM Furn1s hed Mob 1le Hom e . central an . m1le below c 1ty ove flook m g th e r1 ver One or tw o adults only 446 0338 Furn1 sh ed apt f or re nt 3 ro oms w1th pnvate bath 1st fl o or 845 2nd A ve Galli polis Cr~ ll 446 2215 Mort e rn 1 bdr apt between t ow n & Hab er •deal fo r !>Ing l e person qu 1et 1ng set · tmg S 165 mo pl u s u t1lrt•es ... ec depos l1 C all 446 2055 Garage ap t fu rm shed 3 rooms . bath , wa sher dryer and upsta •r s furn•shed 4 room s. bath bo th AC c lean . n o pets adu lt s only dep & r1f req Call 446 - 1 519 1 bdr unfurmsh ed u t11i t1 es pa •d . no children . n o pets, 6 mos lea se requ1red 550 dep . S190 m o Call 446 3 667 after 5 51 Household Goods SWAIN AU CTION & FURNITURE 62 Ol 1ve St , Gallipoli S New & used wood & coal stoves. 6 P•ece wood l1 v1ng room su •t e w•th 6 m c h flat arms S399 , bunk beds co mplete w•th bunk1e s S 199 , 2 pie ce antron h v1ngroom su• tes S 199 . antron re cli n er s S99. ot her rec liner s sao maple d•nette set s 5179 bolt spnn gs & mattr ess tw1n or full 5100 se t reg u lar -firm S 1 20 m aple d mette cha .rs S35 wa sh sta nds $3 4 . m ap le ro cke r s S 59 7 p1ece chrome dmett e set $ 149. 5 p1e c e d mett e se t $99 used bedroom su1t es refngera t or s ranges c hest . d resse rs wr1nger washers TV' s dry ers & shoe s Ca ll 6 14 446 - 3159 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa c h an rocker , otto man 3 tabl e s (Cl(tfa heavy by Frontier) 5685 Sofa , ch<ur an d l oveseat. S 275 Sofas and ch au s pn ced from 5285 to S89 5 Tables , $45 and up to S 1 25 H•de-a beds 5 440 a nd up to S525 , Reclin er s, S 175 to S375 . lamps from S2 8 10 S75 5 pc dmettes fr om 599 . to 435 1 p c S189 and up W ood table w1th 51)( c h an s 5425 t o 5745 Desk S 110 up t o $225 Hutches. S 550 and up, m aple or pme f m• sh Bunk bed c omp le te w rth mttttresses , 5250 and up to 5395 Baby beds S 110 M attr esses or bo)( Spt1ng s, full or twm , 558 , firm , S68 and 578 Queen se t s, 5195 4 dr c h ests, 5 4 2 5 dr c he st s, 5 54 Bed frame s. S2 0 and 52 5 . 10 gu n Gu n c ab •nets , 5 3 50 Ga s o r ele c1nc range s 5 3 75 Baby ma ttr e sse s 525 & 535 , bed fram es 5 20 525 , & SJO , k1ng hame S50 G o od selec t•on o f be d room suit es ce d .1 r c hests r o cker s m e tal c ab in ets sw rve l ro c ker s U sed Furn11urc A etngera tors . c h a~r s dryers and TV 's 3 m•l es out Bu lav•IIH Ad O pen 9am t o 6pm M on thru Fn 9am to 5pm Sat 614 446 0322 TV & Applian c es 6 27 Th1rd Ave Galhp oli s 6 14 446 1699 Spm wA sh er s g as & e l ec lr~ c dryer s au to washer s ga s & elect n c ran ge s refr• ger ttto r s. TV set s GOOO USEO APPLIANCES W as h er s, dryer s, refr1gera tor s, ranges Skaggs Ap pl•an c es. Upper A1ver Ad bes•de Stone Cre st Motel 614 446 -7398 A 1vers•do Apts Middleport Spec1al rate s for Sen 1or C tt tzens 5130 Equal Hous 1ng Opp o rtun •tres 614 992 · 7721 Rd . 446 -7398 61 4 ·992 7787 1 81 2 bedroo m furmshed apartments for rent Ca ll Hotpomt under counter di shwasher al m o st new Ca ll 992 ·5434 9925914 . "' 304 ·882 2566 614 388 9708 Pa c ker ptano <>mrt ll APARTMENTS . mob ile homes. houses Pt Pleasant and Ga llipoli s 6 14 446 8221 TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apartments now available to elderly S. d11abled with an 1nco me of less than $ 12 ,300 . Ranting f o r 30 percent of adjusted mcome Butld on your lot a new home you afford Over 1 100 sq ft . 6 rooms & bath . ca r peted, ready t o m o ve int o S 2 6 500 also garages & basement Ca ll P atno t Home Bu1lders 446 - 8038 W1ll cons1der mobde home as t rade 1n Firewood c ut up slabs 5 1 5 ptck up load Call 6 14 -2 4 5 - 580 4 Good Used Appli a nce Spe c•a l May tag auto washer 565 Speed Qu een auto wash er 595 . M avtag wrin ger washe r 5125 , s1de by s•de refngerat o r S 195. fr os t tree h ar ves t g old re fn gerator 51 50 . large c he st froazer S 125 , couc hes & c h ans 525 & up , unf1n1 shed c hest of drawers S68 Sk a ggs Ap pl1an ces. 559 Upper A1ver 1 bod r oom Apt S196 mo •n c ludm g ut1llt1e S Equal Housmg Oppo rtumty Con ta c t Vil lag e Manor Apt s l1mestone Sand Gravel Delivered 1n M aso n. M e1gs Galha or p1ck up at Ri c hard s & Son Ca ll 446 -7785 6 ft me a t case w1th com presser or tr ade for a glass door refn gerator Call 643 - 5 ·00 304·675 7634 45 Furnished Rooms Sleeping room e116, utili· ttes paid. Share bath, male only. Range S. rafrig 919 2nd Ave., Gallipolio, Call 446 -4416 after 7 PM. 57 Musical Instruments For sale Spmet co nsole pi · ana bargam Wanted. Re spo nsible party to take over lo w monthly payments on spm et p1ano Can be seen loca lly Wnte Credtt Man ager P 0 Sox 537 Shelby Ville. IN 46176 Drum. hke new $75 Call 992 ·5289 2497 Shrubs pruned, l aw n s re see ded , r e ta101ng walls, s•de walks , patiOS, fill dlft, topsOil bark mul ch & saw du st Contact Bru ce Oav• s•on Call 614 - 256 14 27 Dozer Work Free Estimat es Call 446 4895 lowery orga n Craftmat1c ktng s•z ed ad Ju stable bed . 2 yr old Pomera man male & 82 Cheve tt e Ca ll 446 - 310 1 1983 ut1hty tra1ler bed size 54J~44 1n Barnette, Wrldc at c ross bow. Delco AM -FM stereo rad1 o Ca11446 - 3637 after 5PM 1 -15 gall on ftsh aq u anu m w -l1ght and stand 1 - 10 gallon ftsh aquanum 1 - 5 gallon Ca ll 446 -3732 Hor se show outf•ts , hat s (straw & felt). Western boon s1ze 3 1' 1 Ca ll 614 - 446 - 771 1 Sears woodb urn er , new 2 spd blower, 5250 78 model 10HP Sears r1d tng mower . 36 tn cut S750 Ca ll 446 0 4 99 between 8 & 5 Panas o n1 c 1urntab l e . r e ce•ve r. Reahsttc amphf•er w1th quadravolt 2 Pana son •c thru ste r speakers S 350 or b est offer Call 446 ·4349 Housa trader a~t l es for sa le S100 each Cal l 6 14 379 2322 Hosp1t al bed With s1de ra tl s & table . a wheel ch;ur Cal l 6 14 388 9807 Dynamark r1d1ng lawn m ower . 11 HP 36 1n cu t Cal l 446 3B7 5 H1 g h cha 1r polly c han str olle r & c ar SP.a t 5 pc bed roo m su1te & u sed bat tetles Call 446 77 36 61 4 ·992 · 22 1 3 Fnewood fo r sa le S20 00 p•ckup S 30 00 delivered 30 4 67 5 - 2991 before 11 00 AM or after 6 00 PM Wood cutter spec1al, Bar and Cham Lube , S3 89 gal 5 17 50 case S1ders Equ•P mont Co 1304 -675 7421 200 amp Square D . elec disconnect boJ~ wnh approJI 25ft 4 0 WltO 304 895 - 3693 C ement p1c n •c t ab le and b1rd bath Phone 304 - 675 5 162 1 · 614 · 682 · 7319 after 8PM . 2 Reg. Quarter horse mares. show e~~~:perience Call 614 446 · 771 1. 379-2871 . 81 Stud serv•ce. reg . Mansfield Comanche Sundance 500. Reg $100.00. grade $75 .00. 4 - H diSCOunt . 304 - 1978 Chevy Monza II plus II Autos for Sale PB , exc cond .. great gas mileage, $1,695 Call 614 - Recorded grade Alpine goats. excellent show qual Ity and milkers Two grand champion does Proven pu· rebred Alpine buck, 18 months Albert Daniel 304- 367 · 7624 9905 or 61 4· 388 · 1968 International dump truck, 81,000; Baker Fork lift "uck, 51,800 Call992· 2772. 1979 Cutlass special edi tion, 2 tone paint , 260 VB , loaded . 60 , 000 miles 54600 or b o Sharp Call 2 reg•stered polled Hereford 61 4- 992·3359 . bulls, 18 months old, 10 registered polled Hereford Vearlmg he•fers. 304 -675- '68 Came•o RS, 283 4 spd .. new radial t~res . 1888 sell . Cell 61 4 · 949 2773 Hay & Grain 256 · 1484 5816 after 8PM. & livestock 61 Farm Equipment Troy - B1lt tillers Check our spec1al pnce before you buy any t illers Sw1sher Imple m ent Co St Rt 7 N, Galli poli s,O H Call 614 - 446 - 61 4 ·245·5064 o• 614·245For lease· 1 , 387 lbs to bacco 60 cent per lb paid in advance Call 614 - 245 - 9315 65 Seed & Fertilizer Garden seeds plants, Ken nebec seed potatoes $8 50 Fertil•zer. f1eld seeds Boso Agri -Center, 446 - 2463 Transportalion 71 Call 446 7838 afte• 5PM . Call 614· 446 · 1675 New Hollnad mower No 451 rear mounted See next to M ethod•st Church m Alfred on St R1 681 J ohn Deere model 70 power steenng , hve power, 3 pt . g oo d rubbar Call 614 ·379 · 2424 Case hay w ago n and 5ft Km g Kutter dr sk Call 446 Bush hog, rotary mower . 5 f1 . goodcond, $350 7ft 3 pt d1 sk $160 Draw bar & st ab1l1zer bar for 8N Ford Call 61 4 ·388 8280 8 00 p m 61 4 · 742·2337 14 " t wo botto m plow ce m ent mtxer with elec mo tor 304 -675 -4204 XT 190 Ahce Chalmers farm trac tor $7500 W•ll take trad e 304 -675 -7421 No 12 Ferguson TOP CASH pard for late model used cars . Smtth Bu1ck · Pont1ac. 1911 East· ern Ave . Galllpohs Call pr1ced to Baler $2,000 304 · 458 · 1606 1979 Chevy Caprtee Clas· sic, 2 dr. ac . ps. V -8 eng•ne. body good cond1t1on. exc performance Will consider all offers Call 614 -992 7412 after 5 p m '81 Cehca Toyo1a GT. hft back. AC, tilt wheel. tmted glass , AM - FM stero, 36.600 mi 304-675-5149 after 1976 Chevy Monza 4 cyl , 4 spd . good body , runs good, 53 Ant1ques Ant1que hand ca rved bed , exc cond 304 -6 75 - 1145 54 Misc. Merchandise 1- - -- - - - - Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered . 1 2" -22" stocked in yard HEAP vender, prompt delivery. 614 266 - 6245 ex p Cell 614 ·388·9652 1975 VW Bus, clean , new paint. mechanically sound . $1800 fi•m . Call614·992· 7046 H & S Home Improvements vinyl stding. roof1ng. room addition , storm windows. stone. Call614·367 -0409 1980 CJ 5 Jeep, new top, good cond ., call after 5 ·oo GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, 1981 Chev van 47 .000 m•les. new radial tires, atr, ps, pb, $5800 .: t 971 Dodge good cond $800. 304·675 ·2047 1- - -- -- - - - -- 74 Motorcycles f•ee. 304 · 925 ·0884 1- - - - -- -- - N o w open for business. Mountain State Block, Rt . 33, New Haven Complete ma11onry supplies, 4 ", 8 " , 12 ·' block Delivery Mrvlce Phone day 304·882· 2222, evening 882 · 3239 Gene Smith, 992 ·6309 RON'S television Service. Specializing i n Zenith and Motorola. Quazar , and house calls . Call 304- 576 2398 or 614 -446·2454. 1 00 CC Yamaha , tratl & road bike Call 446-8649 be tween 6 & 9 p m Fetty Tree Tnmm1ng. stump removal . Call 304 - 675 - 1980 Harley Dav•dson w1de glide Can be seen at Betz Honda RINGLE ' S SERVICE expo· 1980 CR 250 Els1nore Has only been out once. brand new cond. $900 Ca11614 - 304 · 675 ·2 088 4560 388 · 9809. GET 1- - -- - - - - - -- 1- - - - - - - - - - - 1331 rienced roof~ng. rncluding hot tar application, carpenter . electrician. mason Call your o• carpet 675 · SHIP S3.995 7750 3802 1978 Chrysler LeBaron . AM FM cassette. crutse . power wtndows , air cond1 1981 Honda 660 custom. vener fairing & back rest. 2 helmets, S1,500 Call614 toon, 304 676 1 t 23 367 ·0191 1983 Chevy S10. 6 cvl 4 1980 Kawasaki 1300 Shaft drive 13,060 mtles . Very good condition Call 614 Call 614 · 367 · eJ~c cond $6,800 00 . 304 · 895 · 3599. 1973 Ford l TO runs good, fa•r co nd Call 614-367 - motor , AC . AM - FM cassette radial trres . eKc cond . 304 -675 -1145 '73 Volkswagen Beetle el(c cond . $1 , BOO 00 304 - 675· 1645 992 ·71 10 afte• 5 p m 1980 Kawasaki 440 LTD with crash bar EMc. con . 10.000 moles $900 614· 949· 2659 Call 304·882· 3561 1981 Kawasakt80 KDX d1rt 2295 o• 675 · 1304 1977 Chevrolet Vega , 4 sp. marroon with black interior $1200. 304 ·937· 268 1 446 · 3989 . 1- - -- - -- - - - 1981 Chevette. AC . 4spd . 4 dr . $3,400. also 1971 Scout & 1975 Honda 750 Coll61 4 · 256· 1251 . 1973 Ford LTD 1975 Plymouth Grand Fury good cond Sell or trade Cell 61 4 ·245 ·924 1 Camero restorable Cell 446- 7048 1973 Pontiac La Mans good cond , runs well , $750 Call 61 4· 256· 6278 1977 dodge A s pen e.:cellent runner, $1,600 Call 614 - 446 ·8158 1982 2 dr Chevy Chevette. 4 spd .. AM · FM tope , 53,495 1981 2 d• Chevy Chevette auto, sunroof, $3,196 Johns Auto Sales. Bulav•lle Ad Gallipolis . 446 4782 , open til dark . 1973 Chev•lle Laguana. 350 auto, ps, pb, new carpet, almost new radial t1res , am -fm radio 8 track player 750. con S1100 Ce11614· 992· 2042 72 S650 00 Phone 304 ·675 · 5395 or 675 · 3618 1981 Honda 650 custom 2.000 mrles . Call after 5 p m 304·895 · 3012 . 2 dirt btkes. 1983 Kawasak1 KX SOcc, good condtt1on Phone 1 304 -895 · 3488 73 International 1 ton dump 8ft stake bed , no rust . good tires. good cond . Call 614 - 388·8280. 1978 Chevy Luv PU. 4 spd, radiO , 81 .995 Johns Auto Sales. Bulavtlle Rd . Galhpo hs. 446 -4782. open til dark . 1978 Chevy van auto. 6 cyl , AM-FM tape , carpeted , CO· vered spare tire on rear. ladder. 83,496 Johns Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd Gellipo· lis 446 -4782. open til dark 1982 lowe L1ne. Lake Jon. troller. 20 HP and 5 HP motors. 231b. thrust trolling motor. oars. sw1vel seats . live well . 6 gal. & 3 gal gas tanks Call 446 -3 637 after 5PM . 1978 VIP 80 HP ski eqUip· ment, 1rolling motor. dnve on tnuler Call 614 - 692 - 2311 ft cebtn trailer . $11.500 Call 614 · 245 · 5032 o• 304-675-1731 Correct Craft &. Ski Supreme, family sk• boats New & used. Parkersburg, mi~s . $5500. 614 · 992 · WV 304·422 · 8433 o• 304· 422·2367 Trailer on large wo..Jded lot Fold down camper sleeps 6 . good cond .: 1982 Dodge Ram truck 8 fl. bad, auto. 8 cyl. 304·468- 1632. 73 Vans J•• & a W.O. tland, Oh ,614 ·742 2903. Basements , Footers. Con crete work , Backhoe ' s. Dozer & Dttcher. Dump trucks . & water-gas - sewer· electrical hnes Oo1Son's Tree Servtce Insured - Free Est•mate 304- and dock 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Pasquale Electnc Co all phases of electric work . all worll guaranteed Aerial trucll rantal 614 - 446 - 4066 SEWING Machme repairs, servrce Authonzed Singer Sales &. SefiJice Sharpen Scr sson Fabr1c Shop , Pomemy 61 4 ·992-2284 . D DAY REFRIGERATION SAlES - Professional ser vice for appliances, heating, coohng and electflc. Sell and mstall Amana, G•bson , Ki1 chen Aid . Residential. Com merc•al , lndustrtal. 304 - 304·676 · 6448. Terms. 76 85 5 -8 evenings Auto Parts & Accessories lzisu motor to fit 1 978 Chevy luv truck . Phone 304 ·675·5462. Pickup bed with axle, can be made into utility trailer, top for pickup truck, fits Luv, Datsun, etc . 304 - 676 - or General Hauling James Boys Water Serv1ce Alto POOls filled . Call 614 256 · 1141 or 614 · 446 1175 or 614·446 ·7911 JIMS WATER SERVICE Call Jrm Lanier . 304 -675 7397 . .--. ,.., --·-=--======= 79 87 Upholstery M~•.,rs Homes r.ampers . II cyl., 3 1979 lpd ., loar "' ...... llh ••tral. 1972 cr.mper good \.Ond . 13.000 C• . . 16-0516 30•·S76 ·2a 88 . TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Sec. Avo .. Gotllpolio. 61 4 -448· 7833 or614 -446· 1833. nal1sts FRIDAY 8 30 EVENING 6 oo 0 C2J IE 0 Cll :N lEI ~ News !I M OVIE 'The Toy' r ~ New Treasure Hunt L'!) Mazde Sportslook (J) Andy Gnff1th ':I] News / Sports/Weather .]) Mac Neil/lehrer Newshour (j]) 3 -2 -1, Contact fl) Star Trek 6 30 0 !Il CD NB C News liJ A1fr&man ® lnsJde the USFL. (I) Cerol Burnett I]) Gl ~ ABC News 0 (I) :N CBS News [Jl Working Women 7 00 U til PM Magaz•ne (I) Here Come the Br1d es (!) ESPN's Sidelines I]) Sanford and Son (I) Entertamment Ton1ght (I) B J / lobo Show 0 (() Whee l of Fortune (]) Bus1ness Report ® News iJ]) Mac Neil/le hrer Newshour Cl) ()ll People's Court Jefferson& 7 30 U CD T1c Tee Dough (]) Video Jukebo)( (!) SportsCenter (]) MeJOr league Baseball· Atlanta at Montreal (I) 0 CIJ Fem•ly Fet.Jd (I) Or Who ® Wheel of Fortune G) [l\ Entertamment Tomght fE One Dey at a T1me 7:45 @ NBA Ton1ght 8:00 I I (I) MeJOt league Baseball: Cmcmnatl at Ph iladelphia (J) MOVIE· 'local Hero' CIJ MOVIE: 'Fallen Angel ' (]) T1mmy end lass•• (!) NBA Basketball· 1984 Conference Sem• fmal Pley· off Geme ({) Ill (12) Benson Benson n om•R&tes an old med•c for Human1tanan of the Year on ly to diSCover thet the o ld man h as been pract•cmg w1thout a li cense [ Closed Capt•oned] (7J Mester Ma" and the M aste r help a bhnd g 1rl whom thugiil miStakenly beheve ha s Wit nessed a kldn ap£_~n_a (BO m1n l 1.iJ CIJ (lW Dukes of Hazza rd W1th a big bet nd1ng on h1 s peewee basketball tea m. Bon HogQ Jigns tbe Du kes up to coach the k1d1 w 1th orde rs to w •n or else {A) {60 m1n I (I){)]) Was hington Week/ Revl•w Paul Duke IS 101ned by top W u h 1ngton 1ou r- ---· - ·· analyz 1ng ~ Another l 1fe @ SportsCenter CD News/ Sports/Wea1her Cl) MOVIE· 'Gomg to Town ' @) Benny H1ll Show 11 :15 ® PKA Full Contact Karate 11 ·30 0 I]J (JJ To n•ght Show (I) Best of Groucho ffi Cethns (]) WKRP tn C1ncmnat1 0 (j) MOVIE: ' Great Santin i' ® Al l In the Famdy Cl) [ll N •ghthne @) Twtl1ght Zone 11 .45 (2) MOVIE: ' Young Lady Chatterley 1 2:00 (I) MOVIE· ' Lone Wolf McQuade' (I) Burns & Alle n ~ N1ght Tra cks (I) Ntghtline [OJ MOVIE. 'Shock Waves' Cll (}2) Eye on Hollywood @J Gunsmoke 12:30 0 ::2) (I) Fr~day Ntght Videos (]J Jack Benny Show (]) 9• on Hollywood (8 (jJ] Music Magazme 1 2 45 liJ Mazda Sport&. look 1 00 CI) I Mamed Joen (]) Entertainment Tomght 11}1 News fJ) MOVIE: 'Jackson County Ja11' 1 15 (]) ESPN's Speedweek ® MOVIE . 'Sh nek of the Mutilated' 1·30 (]J MOVIE ' Death trap (]) love Tha t Sob CI:l Star Search fm CUJ CNN Headl•ne News 1:45 Cl) MOVIE 'The Sedu ctton· @ lnelde the USFL. 2·00 U CIJ News (]J Bachelor Father (ZJ News/ Sign Off 2:15 C1) SportsCen1er ® CNN Headline News 2 30 CD Life of Riley (]) Top Rank Box1ng from Atlantic City, NJ J 00 ffi 700 Club 3·30 (]) MOVIE: 'Silver Dream Racer' C1J MOVIE: 'Auntie Mama' 4 30 (}) Roaa Bagley the we(lk s news f.i) MOVIE ' logan's Run' 5/4/84 m 676 - 4 8 1 9 61 4 · 388· 8274. 2849 . 1977 Chev. pickup, 6 cyl . otd . ohift 11600. 1978 GMC Callbo•o. ps, pb. oi• 12800. Good cond. 304· 875 · 2195 . J A R Constructton Co .Ru 304·576· 201 0 RAMP ' Good -1 EJ~cavating , basements, footers, drivewaya , septic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 4537 , James l Oavtson. Jr owner. Starks Tree Tnmmmg S. Removal lawn mowing and maintenance, landscaping , 10 Pet off all estimates. Boats and Motors for Sale BOAT --~-- - X Excavating 75 space. Call ' AN Y'H N~ PP:r-.s 'T o BI.... L .. Cor Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614 -446 - 3888 or 576· 2897 Cns Craft 36 crurser with RELA TIVE / CARTER'S PLUM81NG AND HEATING Price $550 00 each Trucks for Sale ~ _ __, NOW TO J OIN TH E OTHERS AND SEE IF THEY'VE FOUND YOUR Kawasak• KDX 175 dtrt b1ke $700. 304· 675 ·7375 80 Che'llette. 4 door hatch · beck. 4 speed. 80 Honda Accord. 2 door hatchback. clean can . 304 -675- 6286 L _ 83 1979 Kawasaki KZ new faring. exc IONE WEL L. WE'VE GOT "!'" M Y ONiY .... OF THEM. LIVIN G \ W HIL E .. Plumbing & Heating Yamaha 500 cc motorc ycle SSOO. 20ft banner camper. 8 ft Insulated truck topper, 2 50 cc Hondas Call 614 - after 4 p m 1978 Futura , 6 cyl . good cond .. 59.000mi . Clean car. 8 ., cond , PS . Call 446 3637 after 5PM . Dee-licious! know whBt it is P 304 675 JIM ' S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG At 1, BoiC 355 , Gallipolis Call 61 4 ·367 .0576 985·3839 $1,660 or best offer. 4 speed. e)(c cond 304-675 · s250 bike . 6300 Cell 61 4 ·667 3941 ' 79 Plymouth Horizon , Call 446 · 3345 1978 Chevette e~t cond. low mileage, 81,900 Call 1need. " 61 4 · 446 ·44 77 $2000 446·9700 1973 Camero, 6 c yl . 3 speed, rebuilt engme, runs good , body fa~r . S600 00 tweed . 3756 82 7217 82 bla c k Trans Am , one owner, full power. AM -FM stereo c assette, alum wheels louvers, 33 ,000 miles, ex cond ., S9,875 More feel 1nq ' 1t doesn't matter Just say i he How does I know what it is! line, Ro\E'r! "What I needs it if l don' Just say, "What I need is d dee·licious Lollydad !'' 1 sleeper sofa , hght be1ge 55 Building Supplies N ew galvani~ed co rrugated culvert $2 .35 ft up All s1zes Fi1tings Pipe, beams, structural steel-new, used . Btg dtscounts Delivered! Anywhere! Nowl Estimatea scotc:hguard-water extraction , deodorizers . FREE estimates . Rea11onable rate11 304·675·5306 '19 Mercury Caprt, ST6 200 1972 Olds Cutlass 4 Or. Call after 5 P M 446 -4850 1/FR/11{? TO PAINTING- mtenor and exterior , plumbrng , roofmg, so me remodeling 20 yn Water wells commercial and domestic, test holes. pump 11ales and service 304- 896 S600 Call 614· 256·6248 1978 Dodge Omn• . 2 -to ne gray , 4 spd . good cond o -O!IUM tJ -Bur ];~ 1979 Harley Davidson su perghde 1200 CC , low miles, hke new. garage kept , 1974 Dodge Challenger. must see to apprie~ate , ask · ing S2,400.00 make offer C- COIJ/.OP?08 L 5/V!I ' f'4ST£R ;> £ L-LEF GOC' Trt/S Call 614 ·388 ·9857 Call 446 ·9590 Country Oak Furn1ture ta bles chair!'> cupboards , dry s.nks , piA llafes . lots a t mtsc Conk le s At 7 Tuppers PIBIOS OhiO E.c con d 304· 675 · 4603 Marcum Roofing &: Spout ing . Now mstalling rubber roo fs 30 years e~epenence. speciallzmg i n burtt up roo1. 55,000 $3,500, 304 · 675· 5306 V8 -automatic transmission, sliding back glass, am fm 8 track, dual gas tanks , cruise control , extra tires S. rims. body S. bed in eKcellent condi1ion , mectulnlcat con dition excellent. 62,000 1::::;;::::;========= Cell446 ·9475 o• 614· 245· 5097 • 614·256 ·1 182 STEAMER Water removal. furnrture clean1ng, free estimates . 304-675- 2295 1979 Fo•d F250 Super Cab, Capta1n ' s bed w1th srx draw ers roll top desk . for sale 1973 Dodge Concession van has sink, refrigerator . pop machine & breaker box - Commercral and residen- · _ · tial. free estimates. can . 1974 Yamaha 250 MX wrth extras. 1974 Honda XR75 Co li 6 14 ·256 ·6648 1786 f-I A\11! &EEN DO""E ~0 C.LE-ANl.Y. 1980 Dodge Colt RS. axe cond , new radial tires $300 Fan t11 il gold fish for ponds 4 14 tn long , also var•ous colo r water lihes 304 -675 - & 4 W.O. 1977 Chevrolet van. 1977 Ford van . 1981 Chevrolet van, 1974 VW Dashe•. good body & engine. needs tires & front brakes. $600 Call 61 4-446·01 83. speed , 614 · 446 · 2282 . 1969 InternatiOnal Hay Baler 420 & good condition Lime spreader & seeder Call be f ore 8 ·00 am . & after Autos for Sale BE AN lloJIJIDE J081 ~PEC IAL PAYR0\.1. cooe rJi.I"'BER, THE R088&1<Y COUCD"'T SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN 1- - - - - - - - - J1v1den 's Farm Equ1pmen1 614 446 1675 Long tra c tors . Vermeer round balers, rakes, teddter & mowers & also a c omplete ltne of bale handling acces . ! Tobacco & co rn sprayers , tobacco set t ers wagons. rotary tillers. rotary cutters, blades. cultt vators. d1sc. plows. post dnvors . piastre tanks . wood sp litter s, gates . power w ashers. Wheel Horse lawn & Garden Tractors Goose neck tratler And see us fo r a co mplete l1ne of parts & S6 fiJICe 1 USED EQUIP' 2 45 Massey Ferg 2 -9N Fords 424 I H. 801 Ford , 50 Ferg . 135 MF . 150 MF w loader . JD dozer 2 Verm eer round balers. 120 MF b al er , Gravrty wagons. plows corn planter . lime spreader. d1sc W e buy used equ1pment! Vans 304·675 · 5295 5PM 0475 165 Massey Ferguson 130 Farmall with cultivators. Harrow & tobacco baler 73 hatchback. V-6. AM -FM PS. l -"-"_c_k_C_e_l_l_4_4_6_·3_2_4_3_ __ 882 ·2762 . 304· 458· .t;.IMPLE, E-M•Y. THE-IlE CAN BE ONLY ONe- G~OLJP, L.OOK. -. 71 $3,000 THAT'~ STUCCO and PLASTERING -: Call614 ·985· 3891 . 33 t1ead of Silver Foxes and l'M AFRAID IT ME-AN~. EASY, THAT IT HM7 TO 111'0 ACCE* TO THE Home Improvements Reg pens 1606 WHICH M&ANS. , THE THIEF ~ N I.e~; Services Yearling bulls, Reg. Polled Hereford enforcer breedtng. Don Cox. Patriot. Call 614 - 675 ·2283 POLICE TO SEE MAW PAWf Ash St. M iddleport, 992· 5433 . 1 982 Palomino MXL, fold Northup Kmg corn. alfalfa & grass seed. other farm seeds Call Vaughn Taylor . 6603 1 B&W21•n TV. 1 •r o nbed 1 lAyne ce dar c hesl, 1 gas heater 1 baby b ed, Call WAAf ~lhM.c1 r down camper trailer with solid sides, like new with all eccesaories. Calf 614-9925746 or see at 974 Broadway St .• Middleport, Ohio . Angus bull 8660. 1 N .J . hay cond A · 1 shape S300. 1 JO farm wagon &200. mtniture horse stud aervtce $25 or for sale $260 TRACY- WHAT BRINGS THO: 1984 25 It t•aval troHer, Al1o 2 vr . old Black Angu1 Sale or trade 83 Dodge 050 Sport . 6 900 mt . marroon tnmmed rn silver. like new Aonme Shee1s Call 614 - 2 165 WELCONE TO MY STU12_1Q, MR. Registered bull w1th papers. 64 Farm Supplies M01ora Home• & Campara 13 fully equiped. air, awning. e7995 Can be teen at 278 I~~ 59 For Sale or Trade 8 ft pool table , r egu latto n s1ze. slate t op Ca ll 446 - Gar ba ge d•sposal . gold car pets 2 1 3)(1 0 1 · 12K9 . shdmg glass d oo r & sc ree n . outdoor g nll. child s b•cycle 1~$(.1.1~ ~~"&11t'.T OF AA~ ~ $&IE 1$ IM~1 ~I.,Niif't ~~ltO\)$. .. \f oi'M 'll'tY r~.,. v;~ tollle:! ?o. IIIJIMHs even1nga 446 8038 Phone 30 4 ·675 ·6679 Small 2 bedroom unfurntlhed couage , private dnve . Bellmeade area . 8165 . month Phone after AKC Reg male srlver Poo dle. 1 yr m June $80 or best o ffer 304 -675 - 3184 79 The Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy BURDETTE CAMPER IIALEI • SERVICE, 01)41n , dolly 8 to 11:30, lot . 8 to 4 , Sun . 1 to 4 . U.S Rt. 110, Coolville. Oh 114· 1187· 33B8 . ftMeKAit 2 Atglltlred Jereey cow a, 3 yrs. old due In June. Allling 30 cows and 30 calves . Mnled Charloi1 81: Angus . by larry Wright aiDttiitf ~~t~A~Y llvaltock tndoor - outdoor facilitie s AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Serv1ce Call 614 -446 Judy Taylor Groomtng. Call KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Wented to buy tobeoco pound•v• for Oelll• Co. Peylng top prloe. Cell I 1 4· 370·2437. HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds Heated 7795. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Buy •1.000 for both . Coli 814245·9698 614- 367·7220 . 2 tH..h un furmshed mobtle han 12.a:60 1/:l m 1 p8St hospnal . Rt 35 Call 446 - 82 Wanted to 83 Unfurnished Friday, May 4, 1984 Ohi o 9 00 ffi Super Book C§J IE (]]) Webster Webster 1S overJOyed t hat both hts godparents and h1 s uncle want to adopt h•m but he discovers that on ly one 1~­ mlly can wm the b a"le X (ll) Wall Street Week Lou• s Ruk eyser analyzes the '80s w1th a weekly re V l OW ol eco nom •c and t n· vestmen t matters ffi 700 Club g) [21 Masquerade Lavender and a Russ ra n tn te lli genc e ag ent b ec ome partners on a miSSIOn to keep a KGB general fr om bu• ldtn g a nuclear weapon (60 m1n) CZ:: Kn1ght A1der (;) (]] ® Dalles Bobby asks J anna to marry h•m and Clayton pushes t o wed MtSS Ell•e before J R and Jess tca c an mtttrfere (6 0 mm) :Il Statewide (]] lns•de Story The Press Baron Who Would Be K1ng Part 2 · 9 ·30 (]) En1erprise The Jet Set Enc Seva retd looks at t he latest threat to th e Boe•ng (A } cw crllf1 busmess [Cl osed Ceptroned ] (]]) InternatiOnal Edit1on Ford Rowan hos ts th•s lo ok at trends and news events as they are reported by lorf!llqn IOUtna ii StS 10:00 Cl: MOVIE ' Fer P8vil1ons' Part 2 cz.::, MOVIE: ' Brainstorm' (I10) (J2J Me" Houston A con tr act IS p ut out on Housto n s life and C J 1s hot when they •nvest1gate the deeffl of a Ch mese g1 rl (A) (60 mm) [ Closed Caption J) (]J L.usmeas of America Ton•ght s pr ogram looks 11 how Ame r• ca can re11e• >e the shde toward mdustna l medmcrrty (60 mrn I ® Feleon Crest Angela end Ph1i11p s weddmg comm ences with Angela unaware that J uh a •s plan n•ng to murder h er du rmg the ceremony (60 mm ) (]]) NewaW'atch fJIINN New11 10:30 C1) My Little Margie @ Inside the USFL CI) TBS Evening News {]]) Masterpiece Theatre ' Nsncy Astor Nancy and her s•s te r Phylhli go to Eng. lend where Ntnc:y meets Lord Revelstoka (60 mm ) [ C lose d Capt1oned] fJ) love American Style (]) m ----~'--- ':m Won 7·30 IJ CD Young 8:00 ' Author! 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Honor SocltltY 0 (() Concern ({) Dr Who [Dl CBS News lj]) Sneak Prev1aws Co hosts Neal Gabler a nd Je ffrey lyons take a look at what s happen1ng at the movu:'s 7 00 II (I) Dance Fever til Alias Smith and Jones I]) SportsCenter [l) 0 CIJ Hee Hew :IJ Star Search •:IJ Or. Who Mov•• lifestyles of the R1ch and Famous (IT All Creatures Greet and Small Ill [21 Solid Gold fl) How the West Was Jumbles TOXIN MINUS HANGAR FIRING What th ose boxers engaged •n wh•le halllng a lew drlnks- " INN" FIGHTING I Answer DAILY CRY PTOQUOTE - H ett-'.._ h n" AX~ DLR \ AI R ts l. 0 N r. F E I . I 0 W I n ..., u r i-. ll One letter s1mp l y s t ~ n ds f nr :~noth N 1'1 lh•" '·•''l;• k \ •~ used f or t he three L 's X for l ilt lwu tl ~ • lr " H ~~~, l c11r r • apostrophes., the l engt h ami fnr m.111 nn nl thl' v. o~ r 1 h .u1 :~11 hin t.s Each da::- the co de leit er s .m · d1 fl' n ~ T' l CRVPTOQt · t~TE~ DQ ISPHYS. BW TPOY V W SAG P p BT P Q TYPSB ll R n ~~ ! \ HH\'S TYI' Sil Il l ! 1\I. H vw s ,, c; V I1 H W I B XW T Q Z !. Q IIP Q Yeslerdaay's Cryptoquote : WHEI' A CHILD !ISKS IJI H l ('lJI.T QUESTIONS, INVENTION IS 1'1-11 ' NECESSI TY Of MOTHER .-CAPPER'S WEEK L Y �Page- 14-The Daily Sentinel Half-day classes-'---- ORVWSC considers new regulations for carcinogens CINCINNATI i i\PI - A rPgulatory agency that poliCPS O hio Riv(•r wa!Pr quality meets nex t week to consider approving nf'w regulations to ban the discharge uf specific pesticides a nd a suspected carcinogen into the rivPr. The proposed regulations of the Ohio Ri ver Valley Watf'r San itation Comm ission would ban discharge into the r iwr or thp pesticides a ldrin. dieldrin . om. endrin, toxap hene and benzidtne. They also wou ld ban discharges containing PCBs - polychlorinated bipheny ls- a canc(•r-caus ing chemical once w idely used in transformer cooling fluid befOI'f' it s dangers were k.nO\\'n Commission S[X)kf>swoma n ThC'J T eich To"'nsend said Thursrla~ · shf' knows of no run1'nt discharges of those suhstancf's into thf' Oh io. "Th<>y'rc not supposed to bl•." she sa id . " But a strong outright ~rohibit ion is a very s trong mechanism .·· The pro\'is ions " "'part or re\ ised pollution-control standards thaTwould rm irC't~ · r£'plac'f' thr inlt:•rsta tP commission'<.; ('Uin•n t Ill lt•s ust.'CI to regu late discharges into thl' Oilio, th(• W U!l'(' or drinking water for· morP than :; millton ~pit> . The• 27·mPmber comrnission i~ to considf'r approving thf' pro{X>sals w hPn it rnl'f'ts l\tl<_t~· 10 in Louisvillr, Ky. The proposals applv only to d ischarges directly into the Ohio Rin•r. The comm ission <.~lway'S has left it to the s t<Jtes to regula te discharges into the Ohio's tributaries, Ms. Townsend sa id . ThE' comm ission does not han• to approve the regula tions as proposed and has author it~ · to decree w hen a n~· The proposals would modernize regulations to allow for technological advances In detecting walerborne pollutants, Ms. Townsend said . II is tile first comprehensive revision of the rules since 1970 for the commission. a public agency whose members include the federal goverrunent and eight states- Illinois, Indiana , Kentucky. New York, Ohio, Pennsy lvania, Virginia and West Virginia. The new standards take Int o account a regulatory "mixing zone" where discharges from industries, power plants. institutions and munici pal water treatme nt plants mix with river water. The regula tions say the mixing zone can vary in different areas becauS£' of tile Impact of other. nearby discharges. Ms. Townsend said . "This is very important to a discharger," she said. The proposals also would allow the corrunission, on a casP.by.case basis. to permit a water treatment plant to m ake controlled discharges into the r iver if plan! officials demonstrate they would not affect waler qua lity. The proposals incorporate som e or the old rules without change. The package results from prelimi· nary regulations that we re subjected to comme nt in November at public hearings in Pittsburgh, Cincinna il a nd Evans;ille, Ind . About 230 indu stries a nd power plants discharge directly into tile Ohio along it s ~l ·mile route from P ittsburgh to Ca iro, Ill., Ms. Townsend said . Tha i stretc h also includes about155 priva te institutions and municipal water treatment plants which discharge at least 25.!lXJ gallons of wa te r daily. Area deaths Mrs. Ruth F:. Wallact' of CabiP, Wise.. and Naples. Fla.. di'od Tuesday night in Naples. Surviving are two sons, Clenrr V .. a nd Jack C.. ni n<' grandc hildren. five grea t-grandchildren, and two sistPrs. Mrs. Arthur F ic k. MiddiP· por1. and Mr> Enm Tumbull. Mason . 0\T'r thf' yf'a rs. Mrs. Wa llacP was a frrquC'nt v is itorto t hf' Big S.md arra. MPmoria l sf'rYice-.; w ill bf' hC'Id S<l turday a t StillwatPr. Minn . Lawn•n('l' A. R il('hie I.aw r'f'nrf'Arthur t.Junrt Ritchir· . h'i. Portland. died Wtodn<">da\· nrg ht at thf' VctPr<.m s Admini st ration Hospilal in HuntinJ..~on, \\'. \'a . Mr. R itchiP we~..- born a r Port land . .Jan . 4. 1919. a >-On of t h<' la t0 LilWI'C' n C0 a nd Cura :\(•aSf> Ritchil' Hrwas l'rnployr'Ci a";_~. lock man . Mr. Ritc hi P was a m£'m t:.• r o l thr• U ni!Pd Mrthudist Churrh. thc M; 1snnic LudJ::f' and thP \'t'f(•r<.~n<.., of Fon~ign \\'a r s at Mason.\\' \ 'c1 Surd\·ing <J rf' his •Nif(' . \'ioiP·1: thr('(' so ns. Hnbcrl S Hir chif'. Middlep011. Charlr> 1\ Ri tr hir •. Bas han: .Jack I. Rit chi<'. lwrinr•: tv.·o brothcrs. Rni1C'rl Rit chir . 13f>l prr·. and .Jtmmif' H.it chiC'. Minf'rs thrC'f' si.o,; ll•rs. ~ J.I\inf' Durst. Por tland : Paul ine Damron . Tuc son. ,\rit . anrl Hila I ~'IT\. l .i 'Xi ng ton. Ohio ·\ I ~) S U!l.'l\ ' in~ ;m • fi n• gra ndchildri'n ;1nd a gn•;11 granch ·hii<l . f3f>..,td~·s hL" p; l n 'nt "'. lw \\·a s pn'<"'PdPd in d<\llh IJ\ ;1 daughtt•r, I 'JUl f' t tc \ 'Jn :\·I f'll·r . SrtYiCC'.'i wi ll !)(• tu •l tl Jl 2 p .m . Sunda\' a 1 t hP Ewing F um 'LJ l ll umf' with .fh(' Rt'\·. P;wl M c(; uire offi c iat ing . 11urial w UI b .· in Hnm·n ing C"f'mf'lt't:O· Frir•ml s ma _ \ ('; I] I at thr funf'r.:.~ l homP an.\·t inlt' .1fh ·r 7 \·ill~; pm . Frida\ Ronald H. Lonlt·~ Rona ld B. Coni('\. -lh. jUH Bl.--•nnt·r hasSi't An•., fJt·lpn·. and H.ouH' L Coo lvil l<'. dir'Ci un< 'Xp<<·trcl l.\ Thurs clay· ('V('ning at< 1· H\1 •nf'"'s Hospit a I in AthPn.>. Born in Athf'n<., ( ·uunt\'. ;\O\' :1. 19.'ri. hr· \\-'as t1 son 11ft ht ' Ia If ' 1!ol.:.tnd Brooks Conlev. <~ n<l lt uh\ t'hurc h L ockhaJ1 whorrs1rlC'" in B('lpn '. :vtr . Con lev atte ndrd th< · llt'lpt"f' t 'hUJ r h of ctirL<iit and th(' First Unitrd Mf't hodist Churc h in PJrk(' rsburg. w. Va . Hf' was ;1 c.lrpf'nt Pr ~ 1nd d mf'mbf>r of Carrx ·n t('r< L<J('al ~~~) in Parkf"'rshurg Mr . Conlf'Y wa~ c1 ~~dl knuw n horS£>man in .thr tri staH' drt'a . l-It· wa s pff's idf•nt nf thf• Ohio Valle>\ HorSf' Assn.. and i! m••mbPr of Bar ,1(1 HorSC'mrn ot whidl hPwa ~ a pa st pws idl"'nt Hr wa s aJ\' i...or for thf' Blur f(tllho n Rider ' ~ H Club in Weather fort'('ast 1)a r1 ia I C'lf'll r ing tonight . ! .ow nf'<.J r M~igs County; a member of the Sou thern Appaloosa Assn., and a member of the Elelp re Band Boosters. Miscellaneous items on sale at audion 11te Middleport Youth League will hold it s an nual tag day in the Village of Middleport tomorrow. ,\ widC' varif'ty of antiqurs. r·ollt"< 'li!Jif'S and nPw m erchandiSf' will lx• offPnod Saturd ay from 11 ;1.m fq :i p .m . bl'h ind the PomProy- Fin •Stat iona !apublicauctionbeing ht•ld bY the ttun·· chapte rs of Beta May5. r - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 Si~a P hi Somrity to ra isP money for jaws of lifP equipment for thC' Punwruy EmergC'nC)-' Squad. The sororit iP~ w ill opera tP a f'ood sen.r ice in sidf' !hC' fire station . AuctionC'f'r w ll(J has donatPd his SC f'\'itts to the projf'<'t is Font's! Turner of Athens . Tlw j aws ot lite equipment will be di s pla~·<>d during thP auction and a df'monstrat ion of l hP ('q Uipmf'nt will t:w:• gi\"f'n all he conclusion of thPsalP. PJ r11:'-' cloud~· with a high nea r~ 72 . Chan cf' of roin 20 lX'IT (•nt tomght !X'rcent Sdturdav . Extend<'<! Foreca.•t Sunday throu~h 'fut•..!ay: Fair on Sunday. ("hanc<' of rain, t'Sp€Cially in the south on Monday and over the entire state on 'fuesday. Highs In the 60s on Sunday and In the upper 00; and low 70s Monday and Tuesday. Lows in the 40s SWJday, upper 40s and tow 50s on Monday and In the ;.os on Tuesday· • __ _I POMEROY, OH. Ravenswood, W. Va. Pt . Pleasant, W. Va . Owned & Operaled by : WAGNER & ASSOCIATES ~ lk.i~er a.er The Farmers Bank & Savings Company Federal Reserve District No. f of Pomeroy, Meigs County, In the State of Ohio at the close of busin ess on Mardr :!1 . 1984 . ASSETS Cash a nd balances duE' from de pository instttutions a. Noninterest -bea rin g ba lances and c ur r e ncy and coi n . .. ~. OR'l . OOO 00 Sec uriti es ........ .. ............ ... ..... ....... ............ ... ......... .... ....... . . ... 16.:\06.000 (~) Feder al fund s sold and secur ities purc hased under agreeme n ts to r ese ll. ....... ..... . ..... .... ...... ............. . . .. ..... 2 . 0~ :1 . 00 0 00 Loans a nd lea se fin a ncing recei va bles: Loans and leases, net of un earned income .......... 17.640,000.00 L ESS : All owa nce for loan a nd lea se losses .......... . 104.000.00 net of un ea rned inco me, .. liSI6,000 00 :1~1. 11011 110 ~0 . 000 00 Oth er assets ...... ........... ............................... .............. 67.1. 000.00 Total assets.... .... . . ....... ............ .. .. .... ...... ............ :19.2:10 .11011 .00 LIABILITIES De posits: In dom estic offices ...... .. ............. ..... . .. ... ......... .. .. .:ro r;:rc ntnl no 11 I Nonin terest ·b ea ring ........... . .. ...4,961.000.00 r21 In terest bearin g .. . .. 30.671.000 00 Other liabiliti es .......... . Total li a bilities .. .. ...... .. . .. ... .. . .... .:\/; ll>i. OOO.nO EQUITY CAPITAL Comm on stock ............ .......... .. .. .................... ... .. ..... .. 4011 oon oo Surplu s............ .. .. . ................ ........ . . . .r;on. non.no Undivided profits and ca pital r eserves ......... .. ~ . on:r. non.on Total equity capital ................................. . :1. nn:r.noo on Total liabilities, limit ed· life preferred s tock. and equity capital. .............. .. ...................... ... ...... .. . .. :1!1. 2:w ooo no Thf • ! .< 1rliPs c\ ux Uiar:; of Acr ic~l7 1 i.> not s taging a public fi >h In this ~ ·\·(· nin g from tl to R p.m . as annnuncf'd prro nt"'ou sl~ f'Jr lif'r. !-iaturday yard ,;alt> ' I. Roger IV. Hyse ll . Cas hier , of the above named ba nk do hrre bv dr•l'i :trP t hat this r epo rt of co nditi o n has been pr0parcd in confor ma nce wi th th(' i n st r uctions Bradbury r'TA wtll sponsor a Ya rd and b~r salr· Sa turday· from 9 used by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Sys tem and thrSta tr B :~ nk · lng Au tho r it y and is t r ue to the hest of m y know led gP a nd bt>IIPf. Rogr•r W. H\ >PII ~. m . to ~) p .m . on Four1h S trt'(~t in M iddl0por1 ATTENTION! The Daily Sentinel Is looking for a carrier in the Syracuse Area 992-2155 Mon.-Fri . 8:00A.M. to 5:00 P.M . Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 NoiSn Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant e lection. In Meigs County. 12,881 persons arE' registered to vote. That figure represents an increase in reglstra lion of more than 200 since tile November 19&3 balloting, when 12,641 persons were carried on the rolls. In Callia County, an eslimated 14,761 voters are registered - an Increase of approxinnately 300 persons since the last general e!PCtion. Brown has attributed the registration reco rd to intensive programs to sign up new voters Instituted by his office, both poUiical parties, candidates such as J esse Jackson, a nd a variety of civic and public interest groups around Ohio. The secretary of stat<> predicts that 42 percent or those registered will go to tile polls Tuesday. That Meigs Democrats, Republicans will decide local races State Bank No. 223X CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION (Including Domestic Subsidiaries) Loans and leases . Along the River .............. .1~· 1 ·8 Business ........................... A ·3 Deaths ............................. A-7 Editorials ......................... A·2 Features ..... ........ ........... E·l-8 Sports ............................ C-1·8 Since work began at the Meigs mines in 1972, over 27 million Ions of coal have been t• No. 13 from allowance . and reserve. . ........... ........... Premises and fixed ass e ts I in c ludin g ca pita lized leases) . Other real est a te owned ................. .................... ............. No fi,;h f n ton i~hl Call for information: Fresh green peppers & onions, sauteed mushrooms and two slices of swiss cheese . .------------..L----------------------- Saturday is lag day A-2 tmts By LARRY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Across the state, voter registra· tlon has jwnped to an all-time record for an y e lection In Ohio history. Locally, the boards of r lection in both Callia and Meigs counties report marginal increases in voter registation since the November 1983 election. Despite those increases, however, state officials are predicting only a moderate turnout for Tuesday 's prinlary e lection. Secretary of State Sherrod Brown reports that figures the 88 county boards of elections show 5,892.815 persons are registered to vote in Ohio - a registration figure that tops any prPvious primary or general election tota L The stat<>'s new record s urpasses the previous high of 5,887.48R set prior to the Novemher 1~ presidential Lottery winner in vestig ation. The scene was pro- Inside: Ohio weather: showers possible over weekend --Page A-4-- entint 12 Sections. 84 Pages 50 Cents Sunday, May 6, 1984 A Multime dia Inc . Newspaper Registration up; 'moderate' turnout predicted A brown Bass boat pedestal sea t was lost Thursday evening between Syracuse and Racine. Onthe backof tlle chair is written " Bass Pro Shops." Anyone finding the chair or know where it might be is asked to ca ii98S4339. cessed bv a n agcn t from t hP Bel. If you ask two people the date of Memorial Day in Ohio you might get two different answers-Page • Vol. CLEVELAND iAPl The winning number drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily ga m e. '"The Number," was897 . In the " Pick 4" game. played Monday through Friday, the winning number was 99W. The lottery reported earnings of $1,121,006 from wagering on its daily game. Earnings came on sales of $1 .324.960, while holders of winning ticket s were entitled to share $W3,904. refunds--D-1 E-1 Seat lost Face theft charges ~t'J!-.(J IJ\ · iJI P . ll Oth Kentucky Derby results -PageC-l c.pyrighted !984 (Continued from page I I again, he would be a rrested in connection with the robbery of Tri·County Bank on Nov. 16. Hodson refused to honor Ingles' request for lower bond . He said his reason was hased on the difficulty in getting Ingles to appear in court and tile seriousness of the crime. Ingles was arrested by A !hens County officials shortly after the robbery. but those officials we re recently de nied extradition by Mason County Circuit Judge Clar· ence Watt. Watt claimed that Athens County could not sufficiently prove Ingles' presence in Ohio a t the time of the robbery . Ward said later that he would pursue federal charges against Ing les if unable to extradite Ingles from West Virginia. I ThP third of fou r aluminum· ma king potlines at the s m e lter portion of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemica l Corpora tion' s Rave nsSurvi ving bes idPs his mother are wood works will be energized his wtfc. Ma"' Ann Bicke l Conley, Sa turd ay. Belpre and Coolville: a daughter, ThP switch is due to be thrown Miche lle IMicke,' ) at home: his sometime a ft er8 a .m . and Ihe line is s tepfat her. Cla ude 0 . Lock han of scheduled to be in full operation by Belpre: a sister. ConniP Holbe11. thP e nd of Ma y. Belp tr ; thrw nlPCes . a npPhew. As previously announced, work on thrC'f' gff'at n~""es. a great nPphew. this restart b<'gan in ea rly March. ..,.~\ ·rra l au nt s and uncles. The people needed to prepare a nd Scrv ict's will be held a t 1 p.m. oper a te the linPwercrecalledat that Monda,· at the Lf'a\·itt Funeral time a nd arc already at work in the Home in Be lpre with Ron l.a ugherv pla nt officia ting. Burial will b<' in the Odd Fellows Ccm e tPry at Parkersbu rg. Friends ma.v call at tht' funera l Four pecplewerearrested Thurs· 10mf' aftpr 7 p.m . Satu nl ay. day in connect ion with Ihe theft of a Allwrt K(-clon gasoline mot or from an oil rig at the Tiger Oil Co., located in Scipio Towns hip the Me igs County She· Pil•.::Jsant, W . Va .. a fo rmer rt"S idrnt riff's Department reported . of M incr s\'il le, died Thursday at Arrested were ChrisCap<'ha rt. 21 , P lPasant Valley Hospita l. Rutland. Tim Shane, lR, R t. 1, Mr KC£'ton was hom Nov 10,191fi Cheshire. Mark T. Rathburn. 21. at Sugar Crf'1•k. 11 son of thf' late Rutland and WUiiam R. Priddy. 20 . Albl•rt Fl.:•y and FlorencP Hill Rutland. KC'f'fon . Hf' was a roal miner. According to the sheriff's dcpar1 · SUiv i\' ing 11 rr two sistPrs, Opal ment . all three men charged with Har·p<· r. Pomeroy, and Crystal theft and will appmr in Meigs F:rvin. R ichmond. Ind .: an a unt. County Court on May 9. Cvnthia Manning. Chau ncv: SPV· The depa11ment also repo ned the r t·aJ cousins. niPCes and nC'phews breaking and mte ringoftheofficeof ctnd a s pPCial frie nd. Anna Dow, County Common P leas Judge MPigs Point Pleasant. Charles Knight. SC•tv icf's will be he ld at 11 a .m . According to the sheriff's depart · S.:.JtU ttiJ:-,· at thC' Ew ing F unPral me n! and Judge Knight nothing was ll omf' with thP RP,. Stt·,·p Manlf'.Y r C'movc-d from the o ffi~ . howevPr, and t h<' Rrv . StP\'l' TumPk official · one filin g cabinet was OIJ"ned. ing . Fri<'nds rna;.: ca ll atthf' funeral Sher iff Proffitt asked the Attorney hum(, rrom .t to 9t hisf'V('Jl ing. Bur ial Ge neral's office to assist in the will l=H ' in Gn. •pnlawn Cf'rnPt C'ry at Ohio natural clay. A teacher mu.st spend precious time reteaching readiness skills which are a foundation for achlemeniln the first grade. "U there is any possible means by which your district rould suppori and maintain halt-day sessions of kindergarten every chlld In the program would have a much better · chance to meeting the challenge of the future . We strongly urge those concerned to tl1lnk of the children! Tl)ey are are the m ost valuable asset we have." Monday at 7 the Eastern Board will meet in special session and at lila t time Is exp!'Cted to make a decision on whether half-day, dally sessions will be establlshed in the district or the present anangement will be continued only at two centers Instead of one. $250,000 Kaiser opens third potline -IS. L ight no!1hrr l_\· v;inds . S.ltu rda.\ ·. e~nr1 10 (Continued from page 1) "There are, as we see It , only two groups of people who benefit from llhls arrangement - the board of education which benefits from an economic standpoint becausxe It Is more costly to maintain half-day kindergarten. However, the board Is reimbursed a percentage of the cost of transportation . The other group which benefits Is the motherS who are working full time and need a full clay baby sitter. "From past e xperience, we have children Jearn and retain more by attending school five days a week . This enables chlldren to have a program with continuity and a change for reinforcement, whereas, a child who a !tends on alternate day loses some of tile skills from Thursday until the following Tues· nf'u: ru les take e tff'Ct Ruth E. Walla('t' Friday, MGy 4, 1984 · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio We. th e und ers igned directors. attes t the correctn ess or th is r Ppor t of cond 1 t ion and declare thattt ha s been examined by us and to the best of our knowledg<' and b<>· lief ha s been prepared In conformance with t he inst ru c ti o ns iss ued by thr Boa rd of Governors of th e Federal Reserve System a nd the State Banking Author it>· and is I rue and correc t . THEREON JOHNSON FRED IV. CROW, JR. - DIRECTORS BEN H . EWING By BOB HOEF1.JCH Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Meigs Counly Republicans will decide on tttree Election result announcements planned Results of the Tuesd ay prim· ai;. etectlons will be announced Tuesday night starting at 8 p.m. by Larry Spencer from his clerk of courts office at the Meigs Coonty CouJthouse. Attempts wiUbemadetoW!nouncethevote of each candidate, precin<1 by precinct . However, If that becomes impossible due to fast arrtvln~t results. records of the vote n.'Ceived hy each candidate wiU be available In Spencer's office Tuesday night and all day Wednesday. The, Daily Sentinel is serving liS a sponsor of the election announcements ove r a public address ''J'slem. . level of turnout would be eonsiderrcl "moderate." Brmvn sa id. He based his prediction of a mode rate tumour in Tuesday's eiPCtion on several facto rs. H0 noted there is no contest in the Republican preside ntial primary a nd !hat interest may have diminished somewhat when Ohio Sena tor .John Glenn dropped out or the presidential race. Brown also poinlul out that Ohio's ell'ction. although a month earlier than four yea rs ago, stil l i> late in the prl'siden tial pdmarv schedule to be considered decisive. Sta tistics gathered by Bro\\n's office show that the sta tewide total of registered voters inc ludes 1,787,016 Democrat s, 1,185.003 Republican s and 2,920 ,716 independents. A spokesperson for the boat'Ci of el('('f ions in M0igs County said tha i as of F0bruary - th<' las t m unth lor which firm figures wC're ava ilab!C'- therr wPI'C' 4,914 registered Republicans and 2.292 rf'gistered Demo· cra ts, with the r emainder classified as indPpPndPnt In Callia Count;·. a representa ti \'P of thf' board estimated th ere WC'N:' approximri!tf'ly fi.!lXl rf'gislt·rf'd Df'mocra ts and 7.100 registered RPpublicans . E lC"Ction officials caution. howrvf'r. that th(· ust· of affiliation figun:•s ma y be mi s leadin~ l«ause Ohioans are not noqui.rC'd to c.; tatP ThPir p;lrty preff'rencc whC'n rC'gisterin g to \'O t(' . A vo ter becomes affili (:l.tud by 'i,':i king fur a part~ ballot in a primary e lection . t\ pPrson v;ho \'Oil'S iss ups onl ~1 , or has not YL' t votc'CI in d primarY . i ~ L·arTit'CI on Ihe rolls as a n indep<'ndent. French City Run... ' ._;L._ -10"$' ' ' ~.... ' .r .''~'! count y races and Democrats will cast ballots on two loca l ra ces when they go to the polls in Tuesday's primary elections. The 34 polling places in Meigs County will open at 6: lJ Tuesd ay morning and will remain open until 7: 30p.m .. In addition to local races, voters \\111 cast ballots on presidenlial national t'onvention tlelegah:.•s as well as va rious court posts, repi'E'· sentative to Congress, state and local central committee posts, and for state representative candidates. Three Republicans will be swea t· ing it out for the nomlnaiirm to run for the Meigs County Commissioner post. lenn beginning Jan . 2, 19Ri . ...400 turn out Nearly 4110 runners turned out for tbe fourth Fh>nch City Rom Saturday, despiw morning rain showers that race officials said may have resulted In slightly less attendance . The rat....:~ was divided up into three events - the :;.K (3.1 mile). t().K (6.2 mile) and the Dinosaur Dash. The races are sponsored by Holzer Medical Center and the Ohio Valley Publishing Co.Swr,·, '"""" results and additional photos appear on B· I and C·2 of Wday' s Tim.,;-&ntinel. (T .S photos by Larry EM1ng ). The 1rio inf'ludes incumbent , David .J . Koblrntz, Chester Road: Richard • R Rupe. Pomeroy. and a former county commissioner. Bernard D. Gilkey . Middleport. Another Meigs County race for Republican voters is for nomination to ru n for county recorder In the fa ll . tContinued on page A4 1 Gallia voters have final say Tuesday By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALL !POLL<; - Attenlion will be focused on the outcomeoftheCallia County she riff 's race In TuPsday' s primary . with four Democrats and Jhree Republicans vying for thPir party's nominat ions . Polls will open a t 6:.10 a .m and close at 7:30 p.m . in :l6 vo ti ng precincts. according to the' county board of elect Ions. Sheriff James M. Montgomery is seeking th<> nom ination to run for a third term. Opposing him a re th ree of his fmmer employees : Raymond R. Pope, Alva L. Sullivan and Richard L Wiseman . John Ta;·ior, Gallipolis police chier from 1%6 until l982, is seeking the COP nod for the sheriff's race. and is opposed by Carl E. "Ed" Stewa r1 Jr ., anothe r fonner deputy. and by Bill L Mit chell , a n Ohio Bell Telep.tx:me Co. employee and a former deputy under previou s administrations . For the J a n. 2 tenn on the cou nty commission. incum bent J a mes C. Sa unders is in tile running on tile Republican ticket. He is opposed by T. Kail Burleson, a fa nne r townsh ip trust<'<' and Gallla County Junior Fair Board director. Democrats competing for Saund· ers' seat are .Jlradiey E. Harder , a farmer and contractor, and Dr. Dan C. Notter, a local veterinarian. Three Republicans are seeking nomination for the Jan. 3 term on tile commission now he ld by Paul D. Nlday, who declined to seek a third term. They are George E . Pope, a larmer and buslni'Ssma n: Russell P. Wood, a realtor and il)surance ~~&ent; and Uoyd E. Danner, industrial arts teacher al Kyger Creek High School. The ~>inner of that racf' will fac e J.E . "Dick" Crem eens . who has no opposition on the Democralic ticket . Cremeens is a tobacco fa rme r and fanne r m ember of t hP Ca Ilia County Local Board of Education. Three local attorneys are after the COP nomination for prosecutor : Hamlin C. King, a forme r prosecu· tor: William D. Conley; and Ronald R Calhoun, Callia County common pleas judge from 1969 until 1981. Incumbent Joseph L. Cain has no opposil ion on the Democra Iic ticke t. My ron L "Bud" McGhee, the incumbent treas urer and a Republi· can , Is seeking his first full te nn in the position. having been appointed in December 1982 follo~>ing the resignation of Frank Mills Jr . While McGhee has no oppo.slt ion on the COP ticket . three Democrats arE' scra mbling for nomination : Wayre Russell , a farmer a nd school bus driver; Pamela .Jarrell. a former c lerk : and rea ltor Bonnie Stutes. Incumbent Recorder Evalee S. Myers. who has been in office since 1966, Is seeking her fourth term and has no opposlt ion on t he R epublican ballot. In contention for the Democratic nomination a s IT'COrde r are Karen Waugh Brownell, a former em· ployee of City Savings & Loan. and Donald E. Wright. an Ohio Valley Publishing Co. employee. CompUmentary votes will be given to three incumbents running without opposition - Clerk of Courts Louise Burger; Engineer James P. Baird: and Probatp.Juvenlle Judge Thomas S. Moulton. The only local Issue to be decided Tuesday will be a beersaleoptlon ro r . Springfield Township and Bidwe ll Precinct . ' • ..-. • ~ .... ' Townships will decide tax, liquor issues Coun t~· govprnment a l subdivisions Voters of Lebanon . Lc•tart ami Sutton Townships wi ll d£'t:idP on a wi ll decide on nf'w tnx levies and a n£'\\' onr mill tax IP\;.·. POMEROY Four Meigs fifth will d('(' ide on a wet a nd eli>· issue a t elections. Tuf'sd ay's prim<H y Voters of Columbia Towns hip will decide on a one mi ll addit ional tax levy for the Tri.County .J oint Vocational School Oisl ric l for cur· rent expenses . 11te levv would lx• uSf'Ci for providing . and mrtintaining firt> apparatus, appliances . buildings or sitrs therefor , or sources of w a ter supply and materials thC'rdor. or the C'S tah listunC'nt and mainten ancr of rirP a larm te legraph, or lh£' paym.-nt or permanent ' pa rt ·timf', ur \'Uluntt?(.. r firemen or fi r f' fighting cum pa n irs to otx>r alf' the sam£> or to pu rC'h<:~ sC' ambu lancC' equ ipment . or to pro\·idC' ambula n cf'orem(• fgf'nr~· mC'dical Sf>IYiccs OJX'ratf'd b~· a firf' drpartm<'nl or firr fi g hting rom pan~ 'nl<' lc,·y \'l:ould bf' in efff'C' t for a fi ve ~~ ra r pf'riod In Orange Township, voters will dec ide on the quPstion: "Sha ll the ~a ll' of ~~·i n! ' . .tnd 111 ix ('LI bt '\'l'l "il ,Q ( 'S l hf' jX!d.;; l gt' . und1T fW rllli TS \~ lli<"h autho1i/( •:-.; li• · for uff pn·m i:-.t• l 'On ~umpt ion on l.\ . tx• J.>l ' llni11(•d in () rangf' Ton n..,hlp') " <J !Hl .1 st•cfl ncl quf'~tinn : ··:-;h;dl l ht~ '-.; lit · ul 1)(~ '1 d" Urfinf'd in Si,'( ·Tiun ..t :~rdt-: of thl' Hr,·isf'd l'odt ·. t:x · pr'rm ith 'C l o,~ · ithin lh (' df'scrit)('(i di ... Tn ct n.mwl .\ , ( )r. mgf' T ou ·n ship .,.. h\ Priorities listed for Meigs road repair County Engineer PhllipRobens By KATIE CROW Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY-T aking priority in road repair in Meigs Count y this yearwUI be Rutland Flood Road and county road 28 (Racine· Ba hsna · Locust Grove Road) Philip Rober1 s, counl y engineer stated Friday. Roberts a lso slated that heavily 1raveled roads will also take top priority. On April tO, Roberts presented the Meigs County Commissioners with an $815,!lXJ road program for 1!114. Roberts stated a t that Iinne "this re p resents what needs to be done." According to Roberts at the April 10 meeting thP county paved and spot pa\·ed 40 miles of highwa y in 1981 and it was indicated that t he same number of milrs would be in this year· s projPCt . Roberts stated Friday that ~l !i,OOl is w hat is needed for mat erial and labor. however the budget will not a llow sue h an e., pcnse. "We will do wha t we can wi th we have" Robertscommented . The tol a l budget for this year is $1,400,0)) out of which Is paid saiarii'S. repair to bridges. pure has ing of equipment. repair to roads and supplies. Robert s sta ted thai plans Include rf'pa ir to t'Ount\ roild om· w h1ch 1s locatC'rl !Jrgf'l\ in ro lumh ia TOH"Tl :-.hip and a por1ion in ~-\.llt • m Toumship. :'<cw LimJ R o: 1cl. Suc- cess Road . Sum ner Roacl. t-:agl0 RtdgP. Bald !<:nohs. !<:ingsbury Road a nd Rock Springs Road to namf' a fPw . The 111m• count) roads tha t will be added to thp pavi ng list a t"(' Rut land Flood Road. Oak CrO\·e Road in Sutton Township a nd Painter Ritlg<' Road in Sa lem Towship. All roads. aPCording to Roberts will be maintained as fin ances will a llow . tContinued on page M i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 4, 1984 conley keeton ritchie wallace