http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/306214126afd00dbf6ce4bd274aa3aba.pdf f06ad57314e311999e59b2209bd63dbd PDF Text Text • Paa• 14-The Daily Sentinel I I Meigs happenings ..• Dragon at bookstore The Lollipop Dragon will beat the Middleport Bookstore Saturday, June 2,!rom 10 a.m. untll noon. He wUI be passing out lollipops and informing children about vaca ~ lion Bibieschol which wUI take place at the Bradford Church of Christ June4 through JuneS, from6p.m. to 8::llp.m. Middleport court Two defendants forteited bonds and three others were fined In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hottman Wednesday night . Forteitlng were Paul J . Hatfield , Rutland. ~50. posted on a charge of driving while intoxicated. and Patricia A~ Sanders, Chesapeake, $42, sp>edlng. Fined were James Green. New Haven. w~ Va .. $~and L'OSts; Lance Herman . Midd1Ppo11 , $25 and costs, and Richard HPrman . Middleport. $25 and costs, all on disorderly manner charges. Richard Herman was also fined $50 and costs on a destruction of property charge. Thursday, May 31 , 1984 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Common pleas court Emergency call According to an entry in Meigs County Conunon Pleas Court Meigs County Conunon Pleas Judge Charles Knight disquaUQed himself from further proceeding in the case of State of Ohio versus Stanley Hunt and Larry Hunt , Pomeroy, et al. Knight has requested the Ohio Supreme Court to assign a vbltng judll€' to pursue the appropriate proceedinjls. The reason given by Knight was that he had prior legal proceedings before becoming a judge. In other court action the marriage of Walter William Roush and Kimberly Marlene Roush was dissolved. Four calls were answered by local units Wednesday and Thursday morning. the Meigs County Emer~ gency Medical Services reports. Thursday morning at 1: 11 a.m., Pomeroy went to 11 Oak St. for George Molden, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Wednesday calls Included, Middleport at 9 a .m. toStateRoute7andCountyRoad5to wash the roadway following an accident; 11:21 a.m. , Rutland for Bernice Wolford, to Veterans Mem ~ orial, and Rutland at 11:59 a.m. to Meigs Mine 2 for Cecil Keefer, to Holzer Medical Center. Plan bake !!ale The youth group of the Alfred United Methodist Church will hold a bake sa le Sat unlay, June 2, a t 10 a.m. at Roger Hawk's Ammaco Sta tion In Tuppers Plains. Marriage license Issued marriage licenses in Meigs County Probate Court were Cecil Holbrook, .J r~ 31, Chillicothe, and Barbara Jane Pooler, 35, Pomeroy. and Clinton James Batley. 18. Long Bottom, and Melissa Gale Lott, 17, Davlsvtlle, W. Va. transfers~-------Le-ad-ln-g:-cree-:-k::'co:nse:rv:a:nc:y-;:o::-lst.. Property Lena M. McKinley aka Lena K. Miles, deceased, Oliver Earl McKinley Jr. Cert. of Trans., ' ' Middleport Village. Ia G Michael C. Warner, Shel . Warner to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Easement, Sutton. Arthur R. Sylvester, deceased. to Esther H. Sylvester, Af!ldavlt, Hospital news Vete1'11118 Memorial Hoopllal Adrnitted-JamesA!Ien,Mason, Va~; Right of Way, Salisbury. Cancelled The practice session schedulee MEN 'S 19.95 SWIM TRUNKS .............. 17.99 MEN'S 110.95 SWIM TRUNKS .............. 18.79 MEN'S 111.95 SWIM TRUNKS .............. 19.59 MEN'S 112.95 SWIM TRUNKS ............ 110.39 'lbe Chesler Fire Department has c alled oH the search for an elderly Reedsville man believed to have drowned In the Ohio River. Volunteers have beea dragging the river and searching the shore since Saturday for Eugene Wilson, 73. Fire Chief Dorset Miller said the high level of the Ohio River promptedofficlalsllldlscominuethe Copyrighted 1984 Wllsoo was last seen walking along an embankment near the BeUeville Locks and Dams when he apparently slipped Into the river. His cane was found on shore. Sleepwear Sale SHORTS Short gowns, long gowns, rompers, baby ~ dolls and night shirts. Sizes 6 to 24 mas. 2to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. Our entire selecton of men's shorts - kntts · poly/cotton blends · corduroys · denim cut· offs ~ terry shorts ~ walk shorts. Complete selection of size& Many have coordtnabng shirts. Buy now for Father's Day~ SWIMWEAR SALE Blouse Sale Short sleeve. A length and sleeveless styles Prmts, stnpes and pastels. Sizes 6 to 18 and 38 to 44. 3 ;\ I \ I ; '!· I ·~ I ' I I \~{£, For ltttle boys: assorted trunks wrth match rng cover ~ up s Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. 16.00 to 121.00 ~~~ed $5°9 to $}789 SALE! MEN ' S WRANGLER BASIC DENIM JEANS Wat st sizes 27 to 42 waist length 30 th rou gh 36 tnc hesl4 1h ounce prewashed blue de ~ ntm. Reg ular price $22.95. Straight leg or boot flare~ 18.00 ....... Sale 16.39 112.00 ..... Sale 19.59 116.00 .... Sale 112.79 121.00 .... Sale 116.79 SUMMER 1/2 PRICE SHORTS Sizes 8 through 20- kn1t s hort s~ poly cotton bl end fabrics in an excellent selection of styles! and colors. Sa ve this week·end . Boys Boys Boys Boys 5.95 Shorts ...... 14.68 16.95 Shorts ...... 15.48 18.95 Shorts ...... s7.08 '11. 95 Shorts .... 19.48 1 RCA Xl-100 19" COLOR PORTABLE TV w/Remote Control REG. 1549.95 w/ Push bullon electronic keyboard tuner. Sr"'cia l $499° 0 Special RCA 25" COLORTRAK CONSOLE TV With 17 function remote control in Maple or Pecan. REG. 1900.00 Our Price S699.00 WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET Includes wrap and split skirts. Stripes, pastels, solids and flo ~ rats. Mi sses Sizes 6 to 18 and S, M, L. Reg. 19.00 ..... . Sale 17.19 Reg. 114.00 ....Sale 111.19 Reg. 123.00 .... Sale 118.39 Reg. 130.00 .... Sale 123.99 REG. 110.00 TO '34.00 Not All Sizes. COLOR CONSOLE Skirt Sale Sportswear in Junior Sizes 3 to 13. Fashionable knit tops, shorts. sweaters and pants. Selected group of ladies' lingerie includes gowns, robes, pajamas, bras, panties, garter belts and slips. RCA Xl-100 25" Reg. 110.00 ..... Sale 17.99 Reg. 112.00 ..... Sale 19.59 Reg. 115.00 .... Sale 111.99 Quality Red-1 and Doggonits RCA TV SPECIALS BOYS' Light weight pajamas and matching robes. Knits, poly· /cotton blends and seersucker. Sizes 2 to 7. Junior Sportswear LINGERIE SPECIALS : I, $1769 SUMMER PAJAMAS LADIES' LADIES' Less Rebate - ONLY "We've only just begun," was the comment of one of many parents a ttending the Eastern Local School District Board of Education meeting Thursday night. A standing room only crowd including some members of the Concerned Citizens for Better Schools organization, a new group which has been fmmed in the district, and others were there to push for the establishment of one-half day, daily sessions for kindergarten children in preference to the full a lternate day sessions approved by the board. Following a discussion at last night 's meeting with 99 $7 TO $27 19 Priced Sale BOYS' $9.95 SWIM TRUNKS Two youths escaped injury when. the car s they wen' driving collided head-on in a curve near the intersection of Township ~1 and County 36 Thursday afternoon, the Gallia ~Meigs post of the state hlghw ay patrol said Friday. Todd Hudson, 16, Rt. 1, Cheshire, was traveling north on Township 21 and Howard Moore, 19, Rt. 1, Cheshire, was going south when their cars collided. There was heavy damage. The patrol c ited three people In other accidents Thursday. Vernon CUfton.lll, Rt .l , Point Pleasant, was northbound on OhJo 7 when his vehicles topped at the intersection of Township 1 at 11:45 a.m . A car drtven by Ca rl Angel, 24. Rt. 2. Crown City, a llegedly struck Clifton from behind The patrol said Clifton's car received light damage while Angel's was heavily dam ~ aged. Angel was cited for failure to keep assured clear distance. The pa trol also cited David Cooper, 2b, Montcalm, W.Va .. for failure to keep assured clear distance when his Mack truck bumped the rear of a car driven by LU!ian Ha11 , 34. Rt. 2. Franklin Furnace. The accident took place when Ha11 s topped at the intersec~ Uon of Ohio 279 and U~S~ 35 at 2:50 p.m. Thepatml sa id Cooper stopped but his truck moved forwa rd striking Hart . Both vehicles received light damage. Two cars received light damage In an accident on County 14 in Springfield Township, according to the patrol. A car driven by Scott Dewitt, 27,571SunVaUeyDrive, was northbound on 14 when a car driven by Tamara Jones, 24, Kerr, al~ legedly tried to turn around in a driveway a t struck Dewitt's car. Jones was cited for failure to yield the right of way from a private drive. An unknown tractor~ trailer caused light damage yesterday to a car driven by Nancy Howell, 33, Oak Hili, Thursday afternoon. The patrol said Howell was eastbound on U.S. 35 near Ohio 588 in Springfield Township and the rig was westbound when a chain fell off the tractor st liking Howell's car. Unemployment Pe rc ~r11age ot Jc bless Peoole S~;,s onJIIy ~<I JUShHl Fl(jlJili:t So ut C8 061Jetrltn11nl o l Ldbor OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 -SATURDAY TIL 5 UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS El~••l•lcs f()IIUOY, 0"'0 " ..lHI .JUl C~RGI POMfROY OHIO CAIIO Dorset Larki ns, Roger Gaul and Dale Machir while board members. Susie Heines and .James Caldwel l again indicated their preference for one-day daily sessio ns~ Parents one-half hour before the meeting paraded in at the school. Many carried signs urging the establishment of one-half day sessions. During the board meeting, some of the parents indicatf'd they will not support a building program plannf'd for the Eastern District because they feel board members have not listened to the people in the setting up of the kindergar1en program. At last night's meet lng, no parent spoke in favor of the day long. altpmatiVP day kmdergarten plan adopted by the board. At the last meeting, one pa rent indicated a preference for that day long tvDE' of procram . Pan'nts indicate thE-y will co~tin ut; their program to Insist upon the estabiishmmt of one~hal f day, daily Sl>ssions for kindergarten pupils and are planning a citizens march in both Tu ppPrs Pia ins and Chester this summer to emphasize their in.sistencr that the board change its present plan for the kinderga rten program. ParC'nts have indicated also that they will cont inue to a ttend board of education meetings ~sa part of their plan of insistence. Building program outlined IDJUry Size 8 through 18. Entire selection sale priced. Choose from favonte styles and colors. $649°0 USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS Voting to keep the full alternate day plan at Thursday's night 's meeting were board members Section. 12 Poges 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Ne~spaper • • 50.00 , several of the parents being permitted to talk on the kindergarten situation, the board again voted 3~2 in favor of the full alternate day sessions. The board recently establish another center - at the Chester Elementary School - for next year Previously , kindergarten has been held at the Tuppers Plains SchooC With the new school year both Chester and Tuppers Plains will be used as kindergarten centers. However, the board a t the 3·2 vote has refused to go with one-half day daily sess ions~ Youths escape LITTLE BOYS' Men's '7.95 Shorts ....... 16.48 Men's s11.95 Shorts ...... '9.48 Men's 112.95 Shorts .... 110.28 Men's '14.95 Shorts .... '11.88 CHILDREN'S • Pomeroy- Middlepbrt, Ohio, Friday, June 1, 1984 By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff LITTLE GIRLS' REG. 17.00 ......... SALE 5.59 REG. 112.00 ....... SALE 19.59 REG. 116.00 ..... SALE 112.79 • at y enttne Parents continue kindergarten battle search. ss.oo .... SALE SJ.99 1 Rio Grande graduates Story on Page 6 e Vol.34 , No.35 MEN'S SUMMER REG. Legion splits t:winhill Search called off SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FRIDAY, JUNE 1ST AND SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND Yo u'll lrke lh e selectiOn of sty les and colors 1n s1zes sma ll tlnou Rh extra large. SeePageS Story on Page 3 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE SWIM TRUNKS Weekly sennonette SeePage3 ,._s_:~ : :V:,:':':._s:~:~.:l .: l :;:•·.:K:e.:U:._y_:S: tew: .: :a:rt. :_t_o _:~:..:o:!:e: ~.: :. J:.~.: ;:_ted.:_'M__teth__~_i_'::_Cb_•_:U.C_th_h~ W. Raymond Lambert, Rutland . Discharged - Carl Schultz, Jr., Jessica Jones. ELBERFELDS MEN'S Soto suspended for this evening for the Vol"\!5 o1 Uberty has been cancelled. The next practice session will be 5 8 8 1 . - 1be nation's unemployment ra&e dropped 8.3 pe..,ent in May, the govemment reported FJi. otq. 1be unemployment rate stood at 7.5 percent in May. (AP Luerphoto). A building program is being planned in the Eastcm Loca l School Distnct pro\' iding the $6 million for the project - HO percent possibly being prov1dod b\· the Statf' of Ohin -is a\·aiJa biP Me<>ting in rc>gu lar Sf'Ssion Thurs· day night. the Easl<'rn Local Boani of Educa Iion discusspd I he projf'<'t w hich has rPS uit('(] frum a survr~ made b\ the Stale Dt•partmmt of Education. Tiw stalL' ha s rPC'om - mended closmg of both the ChestPI' and Tuppc>rs Plains building. :\(' cording to the plan. the present high schoo l would lx, renova tf'd as a facility for s tudent s of Ch<'strr e nd Tuppers Plains and a nrw !ugh school would bec'Unsu·uct . Thr state would provide 80 p<'rc<'n t oft hr costs involved with 20 p:'rcr-nt b<'rn g the local share It was point<'<i ou t tha t Eastern . NEW WATERLINE - Ext.ensiv~ work is underway on Pomeroy's Local re~idents arf' now pa,v ing a East Main St., where a new waterline is being inslalled by u"emlock Pipe of Racine. Funds for the project were provided by lflJD. • Jobless rate declines In May WASHINGTON tAP) - Ameri ~ ca's civilian jobless rate fe ll to 7.5 percent in May. the lowest since August 1ffil. as new hiring by business created &Xl,OOJ jobs, the government reported today. Total employment reached 105.3 million, the highest on record. Last month's ra te also m atched the 7.5 percent level of January 1981, when President Reagan took office. The 0.3 percentage point dip from April's seasonally adjusted 7.8 percent civilian jobless rate broke a string of two months of standstill unemployment. The good news notwithstanding, an estimated 8.5 million Americans were still with~ out jobs, the Labor Department sa id . Bu t today' s report was studdf'd with good news for the labor market as hundreds of thousands of young people prepare to enter the labor force in searchof s ummert lmejobs~ Among Ihe highlight s: -Of the more than 105 million working Americans, 42.5 nnUlion were women~ This represented 50.5 percent of the more than 85 million women in the population, "the first time ever tha t more than ha lf of all adult women have been employed," the department said. -The over all civilian rate fell even though roughly 558,())) people entered the labor force in search of work. The creation of nearly 900,000 jobs more than accommodated the new job seek<'rs. -The declines In joblessness touchedeverypopulatlongroup,but was stronges( among adult men and women and among blacks. -The average manufacturing workweek fell by :ll minutes from the high April level of 41.2 hours to 40.7 hours, an Indication that employers were willing to hire new workers rather than just spread thP work among theexistingworkforce. - The7.5percent civilian rate was 3.2 percentage points below the post ~Depress ion peak ofl0.7percent recorded in November 1982. SlnCi' then. when the ranks of the unemployed topped 12 million, the ta lly of the jobless has plummeted by 3.4 million. An alternative unemploymen t rate. combining the 11.12 million ~ member civilian labor fore!' with the 1.7 mllUon members of the armedforcesstationedlntheUnited Sta tes, fell from 7.7 percent to 7.4 r.ercent. In testimony prepared for the congress lonaiJolntEco nornicCom~ House approves defense bill WASHINGTON (AP) - The House early today approved a $28<J billion defense blll which trims $21 billlon from President Reagan's original budget and curbs the MX nuclear mlssUe and other weapons in a bid to rekindle arms control talks with the Soviet Union. Final passage of the spending package - a record despite the cuts - came at 12:30 a.m. on a 298-ffi vote. That tally capped three week!! of often bitter, partisan fighting in which the bulk of the huge Pentagon budget survived intact except for restrictions on atomic and space weapons, rejection for a third year o1 new nerve gas weapons, and a virtua l ban on using U.S. troops to fight in Central America. The bill also ordered changes in the way spare parts are purchased. The Republican-controlled Senate is expected to begin floor debate next week on a version of the but which proposes permitting the Pentagon to spend $299 billion in fisca l 1985. Differences between the two measures will be worked out la ter In a House-Senate conference committee. As It began more than eight hours of debate, the Democrat-<.'Ontrolled House voted to ban production of nuclear·tlpped, sea-launched cruise missiles unless the Soviets test and deploy a slmUar long~ range system . In four dramatic late-night votes, the Hoose narrowed its limits on the MX by taking away from Reagan any discretion over whether to authorize production of 15 of the giant ]()~warhead missiles. Two weeks ago, the House cut Reagan's appea l for 40 more of the weapons to only 15. It also said the money couldn't be spent before next AprU and then only if he told Congress the Soviets hadn't returned to good·falth bargaining in the talks the Soviets left last year. First, the House reaffirmed Its May 16 decision on a 200-182 tally. Then, in consecutive votes or 199-197 and 1!&197, it decided to remove from Reagan's authority the decision on whether the Soviets were bargaining In good faith. Instead. the Hou se decided to require another vote next year by Congress on whether to go a head with the missile which is central to Reagan's nuclear bulldup. The two votes were required because of complicated parliamentary maneuvering. Rep. Dante Fascell, D~F1a., came rushing down the Isle at the last second to cast the deciding vote on the key 198-197 tally after Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., who rarely votes, tied the balloting when he sided With MX opponents. Shortly before final passage, that restriction was affirmed by a 199-196 margin. Sponsors of the new restrictions said It should be Congress, rather than Reagan, who decides whether the Soviets are bargaining in good faith II they return to the talks . mittee. the commissioner of labor statistics. Janet L. Norwood , noted that "the bulk of the May unemp loy~ ment decline occurred among adult men. " whose jobless rate fell from 6.9 percent to 6.:i percent. Among the various population groups. today's rPport showed these May unemployment rates, com~ pared with the April rates : -Adult men. 7.5 percent, down from 7.8 percent -Adult wom en . 6.5 perc<'n t, down from 6.9 percent. -Teenagers. 19 percent . down from 1 9 . 4 ~ - Whll es, li.4 perc en I. down from 6.7. -Blacks, l5~R percent. down frmn 16.8. -Hispanics. 10.5 percent , down from ll.5. The May unemployment report was released unusually early. coming on .June I. Th<' figures arp based a Census Bureau survey of some OO,<XXJ randomly selected U.S. households and is conduct.e d in the week in which the 12th day of the month falls . fi ve mill le,.,· and if the stat(' does appruve lh<' funds for Eos te m. the local 20 percent cou lei be rarsed through a reduction to about four mills . Res idents wou ld be paying lower !axes. bur lhf' four m ill levy wou ld be in f'ffC<'t for a longer period of t lmf' to providr the 20 percent local shar(' of building program costs. The board will know by its July mrt'ling if Ihr Ill ]X'rccnt of thp $6 million projPCt will be a pproved by the state. The hoard last night C'mploy<'<i Jan Eich ingf'r as varsi~~· chf'C' r lcadl'r advisor and cmployf'd Ray Wa rson as a social stud ips t£'achC'r and head foot ba ll roach . Watson has been at Federal Hocking for th<'past two yP.ars. Subst itut p teachPrs for the next sc hool year wen: named. Bids will be sought on lunchroom supplif's fort he next school vear and wi ll be openf'd at the .Julv m{'('ting ~ The IJOard also agreed to haw a spm~' applif'd lo tht• asbrsros ceilings at thr high school. Tuppers Plains and Rlver;ipw school s ronfracfs W('f(' rf'nE'WPd for f'dUCa · tion tel('\·is ion SPIYiC'P5 and for participation in the edur alional coopera tive. Cooks WC'rP authoriz.C'd. to at t0nd a workshop in M<:.JrK!tla in .Jul.\ · All board members. DorSi'! LM~ kins, Susie HeinPs. James C'alvcrll, Da l<' Machir and Rogrr \.aut \\W(• present fo rt he rTl('('ting Child stealing charge brings jail sentence Charged "1th child stealing and jail escape, John Park was sentenced to six months confinement on each charge b\· MPigsCount\ Conunon Pl<'as Court Judge Charles Knight Friday morning. The child stealing chargP Is to run concuiTCntly with Jn)' oth<'r sentences that he is presently serving~ Although thechlld involved In the Incident was Park' sown child. Ill<' youth was In custody of the mother. Pa rk stole his child on May 18,1983and was indict<'dasa result oft he incident on June 17, 1983. He was arrested on June 23 In Orange County, California and returned to Meigs County . On September S, 1983, he escaped from the Meigs County Jail and was apprehended in Columbus~ He was Indicted on the escape charge on October 17 las t year. He has been servlngtlmeonachargeofbreaking and entering that occurred in Franklin Councy prior to the chlld st<'aling Incident . �• Friday; June .I, 1984 ~ 2-The Dally Senti~el Commenta•'Y Ill Court Strt>el Pomeroy, Ohio OEVIJfED TO THE ll'o'TEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON !\REA ~~~ ~m~ ~.....__,..ti""T""Gii!d•-=- ~1' ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD Friday, June I, 1984 Our public schools ______J_am_e_s_J._K_ilpa_t_ric_k The Daily Sentinel General Manager 1\ssistant Publisher/ Controller Pome~y-Middleport, Ohto D.\LE ROTIIGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press. Inland Dall)' Press Assocla· lion and tht> American Newspaper Publisher Association. LETTERS OF OPINION art> weiC'omed. The}' s hould be Jess than 300 wordlf lon~t: . ·\lllt>llt'r!oi nt' ~ub}ect to t>dUing and must bl' siK"ned with name. address and lt>lf'phonl" numbt>r. No unsigned leUers will ht' published. Lrttl'rs should he In aood I lUlU", addrt'fi.sing l:oo!'iUI?S , not personalities. Letters to editor WASHINGTON - A tittle more than a year ago, the National Commission on Excellence In Edu· cation released its report on the state of our public schools. The report was a shocker. A few weeks ago the Department of Education released Its own follow-up report on what has happened in the ensuing year. This report was a sh()('ker. too. Amazingly, incredibly, In thP teeth of a thousand pessimistic predictions that the 1983 report would merely gather dust. we are getting some action in the public schools. I for one never thought it would happen. You may recall the national commission's dismal findings a year ago. "The educational founda · lions of our society are being ernded by a rising \Ide of mediocrity that threatens our very tuturf' as a nation and a people " .. "Some 23 million American adults are func· tionally tlllterate." ... "Average achievement of high school stu· dents on most standardized tests Is now lower than 26 years ago when Sputnik was launched." ... "Secon· dary school curricula have been homogenized. diluted and diffused to th<' point that they no longer have a central purpose." The commission made a series of hard-hitting recommendations for more math 1 more science, more English and morE' homework In the high schools; tor a school day of seven hours and a school yearof200 to 220 days; for a major upgrading of teacher salaries, teacher certlfi· ca tion and teacher competence. The recommendations made great good sense. but manifestly It would cost a great deal of money to fulfill them. Looking back on 40 years of declining public Interest and support for the schools, I predicted the report would be widely praised and promptly burled. It hasn't worked out that way. Education Secretary T. H. Bell's follow-up report Is Immensely gratifying. Some states, It Is true, have done relatively little: Colorado. Connecticut, Iowa, Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah and Wyoming have actually enacted few reforms, but even In these states studies are In progress and proposals are being put forward, and the limp dough of public concern Is slowly rising. Twenty-nine states have acted no~ merely talked, but acted - to beef up requirements for high school graduation. I.n times past, such states as South Dakota and Washington have required only 16 hard credits for graduation; Kansas and Ohio have required only 17. Now the movement evel)where Is New high school, baloney! I was at the May 7 Eastern School board m~ting along with many other parents . I was very dlsappoinled in the way the board handled lhings. 1was reall y upset a\ the way M r. Machir voted . he admitted he preferred on<'- hall day kindergarten bul voted lor the whole day. He said h<' wanted to be fair. Well, sir, l want to know whom you're being fair to? Not the parents; not the five-year -old child· ren; and especially not a young child who cou ld benefit from the things school is supposed to provide . If you had esked Mrs. Heines. I am sure you would have found out how unfair the ali-day alternate kindergarten systPm is to children with special nf'f'ds. for example. a child who needs to sec the speech teacher . This child would only get to see her once Pvery two weeks whereas the on<'-half da y system provided more flexibility of scheduling. so this child would be able to have more speec h therapy . Another thing. I was taught as a child. that the majmity mles. Not so with the board - you are only eiN:'ted officials. the parents are the malority. Also, I picked up an Eastern School paper. Guess what! T hey w ant us taxpayers to supJX)rt a new high school. A£ far as I am concerned - NO WAY' The board won't listen to the parents, then I say, parents, don't li sten to the board about a new high school. Mrs. Violet Lambert, Coolville, Ohio. No governor has helped I would like to say a lew words about Meigs County not gelling an~1hlng out of this administration. 1 mean out of Columbus. I would like for him to tell me whal Governor ever did do anyth.ing for Meigs County': James Rhndes had doing. . Mavor Hoffman. \he council and this state head over heels In debt. Still M eigs County did not get anyt hing. I am 80 years old. I can't remember Meigs getting much oul or any Governor in the state of Ohio. -Ben Batey. Police DPpartment, on their limited funds. are doing a great job. Keep up the good work. Appreciative Resident - Lionel Boggs Appreciate support In recent years. the grC'at fina n· cia l "crunch," recession , and infla tion has taken its toll on C'veryone. but one area that ha s suffered in pan icular ly is our local fire depan ments. Tools and equipment used in the fire service have skyrocketed far above anyone's an ticipation. In recent yf:'ars. volunteers ha ve put In an overwhelming amount of time and effort to raise money lust to keep the financial status of the cjepartments above water. Just recently the Racine Volunteer F'lrc Department go\ a boost It desper· ately needed for survival. as the one mill fire protPCtion levy in Letarl , Lebanon, and Sutton Townships passed by a strong majority vote. The Racin<' Volunteer Fire D<>· partment would like to ex tend a sincere "THANK YOU" tu f'VC'· ryone In the community for its support. With the passing of this five-year !pvy the department will be able to upgrade and maintain a quality fire protection serv ice to thP area which it serves. .J ust recently Racine completed another project when il purchased the "Jaws of Life" rescue tooL This tool became the first of it s kind in Meigs County! Again this prolect was made possible through people of the comm unity as fund raisers and donations funded Its purchase. Again. on behalf of the Racine \'olunt<'<'r Fire [)('panment. I would like to say "thank you" to the fine people of the community for vour concern and strong support . A ~pecial "Thank You" to the voters who supporled us In the primary clf'Ct ion Sincerely - The Racine Volun· tPrr Fire · Dept., Third and Vine S\rCI'ts. Racine. Ohio - Scott Wolfe, reporter, P.O. Box 181, Ra cine. Ohio 45771. Berry's World .. UNKNOWN .. A,~ .... ..K· D . "AHII LOVE spring - even though the trees DO pollute like crEJZy this time of year. " for tougher high school curricula. Only two stales have taken action to Increase their school years: Tennessee Is going from 175 to 100 days, and Arkansas will move by increments from a 17-day to a 190-day school year In 1989. The only reported move toward a seven-hour school day Is In North Carolina, where Polk and Halifax counties will experiment with the longer hours. In m any states the teachers' unions have balked at proposed changes in certification and In competency testing. In brief. the past year's activities - encouraging as they are - fall short of Secretary flf'll's "tidal wave of school rPform. ·' Fear of socialism_________J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n WASHINGTON - I guess only a Republican fund-raiser would have the chutzpah to send out an appeal for campaign contributions from one of the most luxurious hotels In Paris - and base hls sollcltatlon on the horrors of French socialism. But If nothing succeeds like excess. you've got to hand it to the National Republican Senatorial Committee. It raised $31 million last year alone. During the 1981-82 election cycle, it collected $95 million from the party faithful. The committee's stridently partisan direct -mail fund -raising efforts often ra ise the spect<"< of a Democ-rat ic-controlled Senate. In 1982 for example. an appeal from the committee chairman . Sen. Richard Lugar, R -Ind., fairly crackled with desperation: "Will you help save our Republl · can majority?" he asked. Please IPI me know 'Yes' or 'No' tnday if at aU possible. What's at stake'' If you say 'No,' Ted Kennedy could control the Senate by 1984." Although thai crisis passed safely, It was only a smallldologlcal step to the letter sent out last August by the committee treasurer , Robert Perkins. Writing on the stationery of the elegant Prince de Galles Hotel, he began breathlessly: "As 1 write this letter to you, I Imagine my eyes still burning from the clouds of tear gas that seem to be a regular occurrence in the beleaguered city of Paris, France Ban·icaded in his hotel room just off the Champs Elysees, Perkins described the sorry state that France has been reduced to under the Socialisls- a "catastrophe that might one day happen at home." HP wrote: ''For example: Anyone wanling to leave France can take only the equivalent of $4&1 in French currency ,.;th him. Imagine trying to take a vacation from your family, or a business trip, with only $480 in your pocket." PPrkins' alarm wa.s understanda· ble . Such a paltry sum would cover perhaps three days at the Prince de Galles, with enough left over for a croissant and a ca fe au !alt. "I know France Is a long way away," Perkins wrote, "and it 's hard to Imagine the same night· m are occurring in the United States ... (But) It's a chance we just can't afford to take. Won 'I you sit down right now and send a check for $25"" My associate Tony Capuccio has been studying the committee's expenditures in the past two years. Some of the $2'i donors might like to know how their money was used to ward off French-styiP socialism: -Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska was given $.3,898.85 by the committee to buy lunches for press people and or hers. - Sen Mark Hatfield of Oregon got $8,HY1 for magazine and newspaper subscriptions. plus drlbs and drabs - ranging from $.3.30 to $125 - for office supplies. - Sen. Pete Domenlcl of New Mexico got $4,969 subscriptions and $7,791 in clipping service fees. - Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois got $6,2lll for a clipping service and transmission or press r eleases on the Chicago City News Bureau's public-relations wire. -Sen. Gordon Humphrey of New Hampshire got $1.86 for a 62-name mailing list from the New Hampshire Credit Union, plus $7,791 for auto rental and insurance during visits home. - The committee spent $63 to enroll a press aide of Sen. Rudy Boschwi tz of Minnesota tn a writing cou\'Sl' at the Department of Agriculture. - Sen. Nancy Kassebaum of Kansas got $28 !ll to frame a photograph that hangs on the office wall. - The commillee spent $682.56 for a 19-lnch color TV monitor and cart for the use of Sen. Roger Jepsen of Iowa. and $216 for his office staff's business cards. The personality factor_____R_ob_er_tw_a_lte_rs arrived here for his final round of SANTA BARBARA. Cal if. campaigning, he began to stress 1NEA)- " I don't think Mondale's themes designed to appeal to Vl'ry colorful. He's rather blah," says Gloria McManus, a secretary California's image of Itself as a In this spectacularly beautiful progressive, trend -setting sta te. oceanside community. "Hart's Promising "new leadership and a more charismatic.'' new vision for this country," the Ms. McManus Is only one of senator offered himself to "a state approximately 3.5 miltton Ca llfor· on the cutting edge of change" as a nla Democrats expected to vote In candidate "freed of old arrange· I he June5 presidential primary , but ments, not tied to the failed policies her assessment typifies the empha· of I he past." sls many of the state's voters place Mondale's strategists reject the on politicians' characters and conventional wisdom that Hart has the edge because he is somehow styles . The electorate's perception of a more personally appealing to Calica ndid ate's personaUty and other fornians or because he has had a string of victories In Ohio, Indiana, amorphous traits partly determine Nebraska, Oregon and Idaho. the outcome of political campaigns In every state- but nowhere Is that "The two more overworked phrases In this year's campaign are phenomenon more pervasive than 'momentum' and 'conventional In California. wisdom,' " says Michael Kantor, a For better or worse. Image politically savvy Los Angeles lawInvariably overwhelms substance yer who serves as Mandate' s when the voters of the country's statewide campaign chairman. most populous state go to the polls "The Democratic Party here is - and that's bad news for tanner just like the Democratic Party In Vice President Waller F. Mondale. every big urban state,'' argues who Is widely perceived here as Kantor. "Mandate knows and competent but dreary. "I suppose Mandate deserves It understands California. When Hart because he's held practically every comes knocking at California's door. he's going to find Mandate other office," says Ken Boxer. a student at the University of Califor- Inside having dinner with the family." nia at Santa Barbara. "But when I think about him, there's just a void, Whatever edge Mandate may have In terms of professional a sense of emptiness." The outcome of the cmclal experience and famlllartty with the primary here Is, of course, lrnpossl· state Is somewhat offset by the financial advantage which even the ble to predict with any degree of certainty, but It a polltlclan and a former vice president's strategists state were ever made for each concede to Hart. Hart's managers say they're other, they're California and Sen. prepared to spend about $750,000 In Gary Hart, D-Colo. Less than an hour after Hart the final week of the campaign for broadcast and prinl media adver ·_ tlslng, with most of the money ear mark e d f o r television commercials. Mandate, however, enters the in final day of primaries California, New Jersey, West Virginia, South Dakota and New Mexico - perilously close to federal limit for candidate spending in att pdmarles and caucuses. "We'll have more than enough money for radio and television advertising to get our message across In California," Insists Kan· tor. But he refuses to cliP a specific figure and acknowledges that "Hart will outspend us In California, alt hough it won't be significant enough to make a difference." When the votes are counted, the margin between victory and defeat here Is likely to be very slim. One of the few points on which both candidates' strategists agree is Kantor's assessment of the likely outcome: " We're not going to blow Hart out of the water and he's not going to blow Mandate out of the water. It's going to be close - very close." We'D LPVe To ICNocJ< iT ouT, &IT i'T''~ PRoTecTeD BY a ~UPeR·HBRDeNeP The Doily Sentinei-Page-3 Small crowd sees Reds' win streak snapped By BRUCE LOWfiT AP Sports Writer Brad Kommlnsk uSed to drive to Cincinnati to cheer for the Reds. On Thursday night, he drove Atlanta past them. The Braves' rookie. called up from Richmond of the International League to replace Injured Claudell Washington, drilled a tiE'-breaklng, game-winning single in the fourth inning that started the Reds on the road to a 7·1 loss. "I grew up as a big fan of the Reds,·' said Komminsk, who grew up In Lima, Ohio, about a two-hour drive nonh of Cincinnati. " I came down to two or three games a year. The hit put the Braves on top 2-1, then they erupted for five runs In the ninth. highlighted by homers by Glenn Hubbard and Dale Murphy. There weren't many folks around to laugh. The game was a little· publicized makeup of an April 18 rainout and, despite fine weather, only 2,47'.! fans paid their way Into Riverfront Stadium, the Reds' smallest home crowd since they moved there from Crosley Field in June 1970. Elsewhere on the abbreviated National League schedule, It was St. Louis 5, New York 2; Philadelphia 10, Chicago 2, and Pittsburgh 2. Montreal!. The RBI off the Reds' Frank PastorewasKommlnsk'sfifth in the majors and first of the season. He's batting .200- 1-for-5 in two games. That's a far cry from the .340 average and 30 RBI Washington posted before a pulled hamstring put him on the disabled list. Rick Mahler pitched a four-hitter. striking out five batters and walking just one as he ran his career record to 3-0 against the Reds. BUI Scherrerwas thevlctlmofthe Braves' big ninth, giving up all flv<> runs on Hubbard's fifth homer, singles · by Bruce Benedict and Mahler, Jerry Royster's RBI dou· ble, Albert Hall's RBI single and Murphy's 13th homer. Cards 5, Mets 2 St. Louis pitcher Bob Forsch. slowed - and sometimes stoppedby a back Injury, silenced the Mets on three hits before Manager Whitey Herzog decided to give him a rest. "Here it Is May 31 and he finally gotten his first win," Herzog said of Forsch, who has lost four. "Bob's pitched two or three good games before tonight, but he just hasn' t been able to win. Tonight I thought he threw well. The ball was popping and his control was a lot better. George Hendrick did the running -or, more precisely, trotting- for the Cardinals, hitting home runs to support Forsch's effort. r-p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i SIMMONS' PhiDles 10, Cubs 2 SUPER SUMMER Mike Schmidt uSed a couple of simple hits to break out of an RBI slump and boost the Phlllles past Chicago and Into first place by one-half game In the East Division . The Phlls jumped on Chuck Rainey for six runs In the second Inning, two on Schmidt's single. Jody Davts hit his eighth homer of the year tor the Cubs, extending his hitting streak to 14 games. ON DEPENDABLE Pirate< 2, Expos I Joe DeLeon convinced Chuck Tanner to leave him In the game against the visiting Expos. and the Pittsburgh pitcher rewarded his manager with a six-hitter. USED CARS & TRUCKS 1982 1979 1978 1981 Meigs-Marietta split twinbill discloses only ''recommendatons'' 'W"£ WRIT& NO LAS!' CUAPT'£~ ... ' ~, Memcrial D"'1. I')B+. Middleport people should be proud The people of Middleport shou ld be proud of their well-kept cemetcr· ies. Bill Durst and his crPW are to be commended on the fine job they are toward at least 20 units. Texas, Pennsylvania and Grorgta are going toward 21 credits; Oregon, Louisiana and Mlssourl are moving gradually to 22; Florida wm require 24 credits In 1987. You wm surmise correctly that most of the Increased requirements are for additional hours of credit In math and In science, but the humanities have not been altogether neglected. High school graduates In New York will have to have one year of either art or music. In Florida, 10th-graderswlll be required to write at least one paper a week. Some localities have responded to the national commls· slon's challenge by Instituting their ow n local programs. Emporia, Kan., will be teaching computer sldlls to Its sixth-graders. Okla· homa City's new policy wUI require two hours of homework a night for high school students. Milford, Del., Is putting first · and second-graders Into Introductory science. Port Huron, Mich., has Instituted a . !per-diploma for seniors who qualify as "academic scholars." i may be bending over backward to find evidence of actual accomplishment. In such states as Ala· barna, Michigan, New Jersey and North Carolina, the follow-up ref)Ort Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio MARIO SOfO Soto gets five day • suspension CJNCINNATl tAP I - Neither Mario Soto nor the Cincinnati Reds would discuss the ace hurler's five-day suspension imposed by the National League for bumping umpire Steve Rippley in Chicago on Sunday. Chub Feeney. league president. told the Reds on Thursday that Soto would have to slt ou t for five days, beginning tnday. " I can' t make any comment ." sa id RcdsManagerVernRapp, who substituted BruCI' Bcrenyl for Soto In the first game of tonight's double-header with the Allanta Braves. Cincinnati President Bob How· sam was at I he N a tiona! Junior College Baseball Tournament in Grand Junction, Colo. Soto also was fined but the Reds declined to reveal the amount. It was believed to be$1,00J. J 1m Ferguson, the Reds· vice president for publicity, said he wou ld answer no other questions and make no other comments about the susj)C'nsion. Solo is 7-1 this season with an earned run average of 2.58 to lead Cincinnati's startmg pitchers. Solo was pilching for the Reds on Sunday when Chicago's Ron Cl'y hit a ball into the left -field stands at Wrigley Field. Rippley called it a fair ball and a home run, enraging So to ann the Reds. HowPver, aftPr a conference. the tunpirPS l'f'versed the decision and ruled CRy's drive foul. angering the OJbs and hea ting up a 32-minute delay. The umpires ejectedSotoand OJbs Manager .lim Frey. When Soto teamed of his election. he charged onto the field toward the umpires but was tackled by Reds catcher Rrad Gulden. Solo was hit by a thrown bag of icc as he left the fi~ld, and was r estrained when he gra bhcd a bat and tried logo into the stands after the usher who threw It. the Reds said. Soto. who has pitched five complete games, is fout1h In the league strikeouts with 70and fifth in Innings pitched with 80 and onethird . MARIETTA Dan Thomas fired a 15-strikeout, three-hit 6-3 victory over Marietta but the hosts came back with two runs in their final at-bat for a 4-.1 win in the nightcap In American Legion season -opening baseball action here Wednesday . First Game With Thomas sailing throYgh the Marietta batters, Meigs built up a 6-0 lead after five and a half fram es. Marietta scored three In the sixth to end the scoring. Thomas walked but one batter In his seven-inning stint. Jay Carpenter drilled a two-run home run in the fifth. high over the 360 foot mark in left center. K evin Eastman was on board during the blast. Other Meigs hitters included an RBI double by Trey Casse ll, a double by Eastman, a run-scoring si ngle by Scott Gheen. and a single by Chris Kennedy. J ackie Welker drove in another Meigs run with a base;; loaded walk Bonnette had two singles and Knight a double for Marietta's three hits. Marietta pitching. four In all. fanned 12 and walked fiV<'. Second Game Marietta squeezed home the >~1nnlng run in the bottom of seventh when a one-out suicide bunt hit the plate and bounded high in the air with the moving runner off third scoring easily. Meigs had taken a brief 3-2 lead in the top of the seventh when Thomas opened the inning with a single and scored after Nick Riggs 1-eached by an error and Clu·is KC'nned y reached on another erTor while sacrificing. Donnie Swatzel pitched four innings for Meigs, fanning five and walking six while allowing one hit. Gordon Splete came on in the fifth and was charged with the loss. Splete fanned five. walked three. and gave up four hits. Marietta pitching fanned 13 and walked five. Meigs hitters included an RBI double by Tony Riffle and one sin gle eac h by Thomas and Kennedy. Young. 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PkruN'd art• tronl. 1- r .Jt~s..'il<'a ( odner, Linda HoltE'r, \ irginia Celtics defeat Lakers tht· Majors F:..\."'T U l\ NO>.; I l'tt <4 (,H l! 1-> •l- 1 ·' !'- ~~ • I I" " HOSTO '\ , -\P 1 - Th<"' Boston \ dlll s\\I 'll' -.r n.lggl 1ng fP\ ens hJ~ to c ltmh oul ot.1 d('('p hole the\ had dug for t hl'nJ'-.l'l\ L's ThL' Lakcrs IT'achf'd tn and ga\ (' thC'm a hand Tht · Cl' ll ll'~ ·~ ho squanderud a ll poull ftrs l hall !pad, clawed back 10 edge llw Lake~>. 124-121 in m ('!Timf' Thu1 sdc1v mght . a nd even lhPif '\ cil tona l Basketball Assoc1a 11on rh.1m pmn -.; hlp SC'riC'S at) ] ' Y rugoout thPre 0-2and lt sgomj!! 10 tx' lOugh >Jid Bos10n's Se<ltl \\Pd. man. tdct nng t oC.~amesJand4 m Los Angi'IP" Sunda.\ and \\ Pdn csci..t' J'h,mks to <•L'I ald HPndP J son 's SI Pdl d Od ].1\11p thd t f orced O\'C'I'1tm(' and \o\C'dman sgame wmnmg JUmp shot \.\.llh 1--J sf'f'nnds remdmmg the Celltcs hmd lor I he ~es l CoaSI Wll h th<• scnps l!l'd Boston fon.\·a rd C(>dnc M axwell said he though! th e Celttcs had los I thf' up-and down game "tv..o 01 Uu('(' lun<'S and l lhoughl "ewon II rv. o 01 rhrc'f' ll.IYies · Bul w1 th Los Ang~ IPS holdmg the ball and lh~ load. lB Ill wilh 1R Sf'Cond.;; to plav m rf'gu lat ton hme, Lak('I L.11 vm ' M<~~' IC" Johnson v. ..ts conf1drn1 his team would ix'f'omc the f u st 10 a NBA rh:unpionship SPr lf's to wm thf' oprn mg two games on thp road II houg h I we had II and I f1gured thf'\ lA ould fou l and we'd make 1t and v. m th•• game. scud .Johnso n. who h~td 21 pomts 10 rebounds and mne d~SIS!s ' [ never thought we'd turn lt o' f 't v. 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Open Monday · Saturday 8 a.m. · 9 p.m ., Sunday 9 a.m. · 9 p.m. SWISHER & LOHSE ~~~~~! r~t Is Not 991 2fSS Kingsbury tbne Sales Th e Fme s t 1n Sec t• ona/ Modul a r H o m es Po m e.-oy , 1100 E M a 1n L1le sups and downs can b reak Wisdom Po m er oy unless one has an the spirit tnner core o r coUtage and an mner cenamt~ ott he presence and love of God Churc h membership and Churc h teach mgs can help you garn these Invaluab le Oless1ngs and help you ach1e.,e a greater WISdOm Saturday • Acts & But the greatest school m ltle world cannot teach Wisdom Otten w1sdom comes only through pam lui expenence as the ~ears pass To some It never comes at all • Sunday 1 Peter 31 l • Monday Jonn 14 15 31 2 16 S Secon d Pomeroy 992 Jl'1S • [H 10 44 48 Rt 1 Nattonw tde ln s Co Se r v tce ol l ocust & Beech SENTINEL Co l um bu ~. 0 804 W Mrun 992 2318 Pomerov 9 92 992 1 M rddl ~po rt ', " :.:: Oh ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Auto m otrve THE DAILY R ~edsvrlle, 985 J944 Comple te Attend Church this Sunday Acts ON SERVICE •a.- Call the Rt>al McCoy" 1 o "Mac' McCoy ElliS & SONS SOHIO M rdd f('p or t Pn m erov 0 Tuesday McCOY'S "For A Real Auct 1on 8 4 25 • WAID CROSS SONS STORE Equipment Rutlan d , O n to 4S7T5 Bill B r ow n OwnC'r P h one (6 14) 74? 7177 J Wm CK SUPERMAR~":.,~ MIOOLEPOR T ~ "' .. 1 John 4., 21 • G,-ocer. esGener a l M e,-ch n nd, se • RolCIO E' 94'il 2.550 rnursday Joh"' 15 1 17 S\ RA( US F F IHST CHURl H OF G OD Jo\ t lark p.r~!ut \-\or~hlp Sf'f\1 (£' Sun da\ lit, m Sund;,\ S1 hool 11 am F \f'n 1ng 'I. O r ~ ht p -..f'n•wp 7 10 1J m \ \ C'dn ('s d,l\ pra\l'r Jllf'1.1 m ~ ~ 30 IJ m Fnday Revelatton 21 9 22 5 PO MEROY Clit HCH OF 'I'l-IE NAL\ RENI·~ CornrT Umon and Multx>m• RJ:to. Thomas C lrn McClunj:!, pas101 Oyd(> Hendetso n S S Su pt Su nda) School. 9 :It a m monun,~:: worshlp 10 .'Jl a m PI.'E'nln~ Sf>r..1c'f' 6 p m m 1d \.\'f'Pk st"f"\ice Wed nrsdav 7 p m <,H.A( E EPJSCOf \L CHURll-l rx, E Main St PomC'I'O_'r. Sl. 1day ~n.' l('f"S Hoi) commumon on the first S\1 'dav or pach mon th, and ru m bmf.ld "1th m orru, '! prav<'r on thP thirU.I Su nda\ Mom mg pr.t\t and Sf'rmun oo all othf'r Su nda\ s of th(' m ont h Churr h 5;( hooJ and Nur.'Rn.· mr<' prmi ded Coflf'E' hour ln th(> Parish Hu ll lm mrd latf'lv foll owmg the st>rvk'l' POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST l12 W Mai n Sl Nrll Ploudfoo pas1o1 Blbl(' School 9 ll.l m MollllnJ::II.orsht].J l O:lJa m Youl h mf'l'lings b 00 p m EvPmng v. orshlp 7 00 p m \\ f.'dnr-sd.r\ mght p1 1\<'r m('('ting and Bi b!£' stud\ i 0) p m THE SAL\' A.nO~ ARMY U'l Buftpmur Ave Pomprm Mr.; Dora Vr lnmg 1n c har,O!f' Su nr.lay hu llnes.c; ffi ('('!ing lO . 1 m Sunda~ Sehool 10 lJ a m Sunda\ -:chool YPSM Elolso• Adams l<'adPr 7 ll p m Salvaoon mE'(l!l ng various SJ)('akr-rs ilnd m usJc SJ.X'lhrls ThUI~J' I I J) a m to 2 p m W di<~ Homr LCU!nJC' mf'm br-rs In r haJg£\ all wom{>n tm11C'd 6 45 p m 'Ilrurxlav, Corps Cad('! Oass.~ !Young ProplP-Bi bk> , i :ll p m Bible Study and Praye r m w llng open 10 tttf' public POMEROY WESTS! DE CHURCH OF CHRIST l321ti Child! f., s Home Rood t Coun t\ Road 76 J 992 5215 V(l('al music Sundav \\ or SJ.hpTO am Bl bl('St udy l la m Wors hip hp m Wr>dnPSday Btbk' Study 7 p m OW DEXTER BffiLE CHRI S11AN CHURCH CU!ton Lucas pastor Sunda y Sc hool 9 ll a m M ~ Worlf'\ F'r ancL-. -.upt F"n>achlng S(>n.1C'f'S firs! and third undays rol lowi ~ Sunday Sctnol Youth m f'£'ting E'\f'l""\ ~rxla\ -; .lJ p m G RAHA M UN ITED M t. TH OntST Prf'achln g 9 10 am fir s1 and second Sun davs of ('aCh m ont h third and fo ur th Sun davs ('ac il month 'I.O r sh lp se r VI('('S <.rl 7 10 p ri-r W£'dnesd a\ (•Ven ln ~s at 7 30 p m P ra}e l and Bl biP St ud\ SEVENTH DAY AD\.o ENTIST M ulb rrry Hrlgh ts Road Po m E>rov M i c hael PI onko\\- sk 1 pastor, :vlarlf' Sp il t'S Sa bba th School Supt Sa!l bult1 Sl'hool Jl 2 p m on Saturd ay" lth wors hi p SPI \ 1('('5 foli O\\ ing F rR ST BAPTI ST Da v id Mann . ml nhl l r Wllll am SnuuUt-r, Sun d.ly School Supl Su ndav Sc hool . 9 3() a m M orm ng Wot ship 10 30 a m FIR ST SOUTH ERN BAPTI ST Po m(>r ov Pl k(• Oa\ Jd Hum pas to r, Jack 'J('('ds. Sund ay School D lr ('('ct or Sundav S<-ool 9 :W a m M orning Wm sht p !0 30 eve ni ng \\-Orsh lp 7 .UJ p m I ur-sd a\ Vl st ta t io n 7 p m Wf'dn PSd o! \ Pr avf'r Sf'r\ l cf' 7 30 p m Mission F r i('nds 7 10 p m Girl s In A( t10n i 10 p m, Act Pens i 10 p m Choir P1 actlrP 8 30 p m f-AITH TABERNACLE CHURCH , Bal It•} Run Roa d RP\ E mmell Ra" son p as tor Hand!Pv 'o unn sup1 Su nd a \ Sc il ool lOa m . Su nda\ P\f'n mgsc r v lcr 7 :W p m Bi ble teach ln ~~: 7 30 p m T hursda' SYR ACUSI. M I SSION CHrr r v St S\' rar-usf' Sen.!c('s Hla m Su ndav E\P ntn ~ sf'rv k f's S und <.r~ and W('d nesd av at 7 '"l p m MID DLEPORT C HURCH OF CH RIST I N CH RJST!A.N UN I O'J L aw t ('n Cf' M .~ n It•',, pastor Mrs Russt.•ll You n,l>!. Su nda• Sc hool Sup t Su nday Sehool 9 30 a m Ev('n lng wors hip 7 30 p m Wl:'d nPSd a\ pray<'t m('('!lng 7 JO p m M ORIAH CH U RCH OF GOD MT RaC'Jil(' Rrv James Sattprfleld pasror F r eema n Wil lia m s Su pt Su nday Sc hOol 'I 45 a m Sundav and WPdnf'Sd av cvf'n !ng S(' r VICE'S 7 p m MID D l EPORT F IRST HA P1 IS.! Corn('J Sixt h and Pa lm('r T ile Re\ Ma1 k Mcct u n~>: Sund a\ Sc hool 9 15 am Dan Wh itt'. Su nd i.lv SdlUol Sup! John Rleb(' \ S1 Asst Su pt M m nin ~ Wor sht p 10 15 a m You th ffif'f'll ng 7 :m p m Wt•dnt"Sdav Including Wr f' Tots, Eagf'J Bpa\l'rs, Ju ni or Astronau ts ,rnd .J un ior and $('11101 Hi gh BYF c hoi r Pr<H'IICP !I 10 P m Wed nPS day PtH\f'r ffif'f'!l ng and B !bl P SI Ud\' Wf'd nC'!'I da\ 7 .10 p m M IDDLEPORl F R EL \'1 II L B<\PTI ST CHURC H cornN Ash <.rn d Plu m Lesltc• Hay m a n pastor Sund.1y Sc hoo l 1!) 00 a m. M01 m ng \\ or sh ip l1 00 am W(ld nr-sd ay and Sa tu r day E vt>nt nJ; St'rvlc('S at 710pm J\.IEIGS ( OO PERr\TIVE PARI SH l iN ITE D M ETHODIST ( IIUI«: H Fay Sa u('r, Dlr<•!'tor R1•v. Jam t>S E Corbitt, i\!<i~ l ~tBnl NO RTH E i\S 'I CLUS T E it lk>\1 . Don A rc·her Rf'\1 Roy Deeter K f"' Seldon ,Johnllon A I !~ Inn - Church Schoo l 9 14"1 a rn Wor~il rp I I .r m UM'r'F ti :llt p m L\\ Thn c"\ TupscLn 7 30 p rn Co mmunion frrst Sun d a~ 1Archt•r 1 C'H F:STEH - 'Aors h lp 9 .1m C' hur <'h S.: houl l{) am Blb iP St ud\ T hursday I p m UM \\ , firs I f h ur'>d<H I p m Com munlon firs t Sun d ~l\ IAI <' hPI I JOPPA - Wors hip 9 30 am Ch urch Sc hool 10 ~0 a m B1b lt' Stud; Wednf'S d01y 7 10 p m t Joh nson J L ONG BOTTOM - Cil urch Sc hool 9 10 a m Wors h ip 7 p m Brhle St ud v WIC'd nrsda\ 7 30 p m UMYF' IAPd nf'S day 1i 00 p m ( ommu mon Ftr st Sun dav 1 Archf'r! R EEDSVlll r- Ch ut cil Sct rou l 9 10;~ m Wors hip Sen ic{' 11 00 a m 1Dt'C'INI ll 'PP I- RS P L \ 1'\JS ST PAUlChurc il Sehool Y a m . Worship 10 :J m B 1bl t> Stu dv T uPsda', 7 30 p m UM\\Thrrd T uPSda\ 7 Yl p m Com mun ion F i r"! Su n da~ IA!Ch(lr t CENTRAL ( LllSTER R pv Jam es E Co rbitt Re\ Stev en NPison Rf' v Ric hard Rodaemkh Rt>v Rob('rl E RohlnfJftn ft(' \' Andrew Rubc>nklng ,'\SB V RY iSv r ac usP t - Wor sht plla m Church School 4 45 a m f' harg(' Blb iP Stud \ .,.,.Pdnt'sd a; 7 10 p m L M Y. (lr sl TuPsd a; 7 Yl p m Ch oir R~ hf'ar~al \\erlnf'-.d.l\ t. 30 p m UMW foun h Sun d.r . . I, 10 p m 1 Nf'lson t ENTERPRISE Wur sh1p 9 am Ch urch School 10 a m Bfb le St Ud\ Tues day ., \0 p m UM \\o F' Jr~a Mond.l\ 7 ~ ~ p rn U MYF Su ndav 6 p m Chotr Rf' hf•arsal fi 10 p m Wt>d n('sd tn 1Roth( mkhl FL AT\-\ OODS- Ch urch Sr- hool 10 a m \\ orsh lp 11 .1m B i b !(' ~ tud \ f hur sd d.:.J; 7 pm U M'r l- Sunda• h p m •Rolh<'m!chr I lHH~ S I RlJ!\ 'v\ orshl p 9 am Chu rrh Sqhooi 10 a m Choir p r aC' IICI' 'luPsdav 6 10 p m U M W, fi r s t Tut>sd a\ 7 10 p m ( NP ISOIU HEATH ,MJ dd iPJXHII - Church S<hoo l t\ Ill am \\ ur ~ h lp 10 30 .1m Blblr Stud,, T ul'sd ay, 10 am LMW Sff'ond M ond ay, 7 30 p m, U M\'1 S('Cond Mon dav -; lO p m UMM Thltd Mo n da~ 7 Ul p m 1 Rob inson 1 MINERS \ IJ.LF. - \\ m<>h lp Sf'l vkf' 10 1:1 m Ch urc h Schon ! 1111 m UM \-\ th l1d \\ f'dnf'Sr1.1\ 1 p m Choir pr ac ticf' , Mon dai 7 lll pm !Nc-l -.onr Pt.AR L CHAPEl - \\'o r ship Sl•r,•lrP 9 .1m C hurch School 1l am. UMW sf' con d Tuf'sday 7 10 p rn UMYF l ast T ues d.n 7 :W pm tutwnk JnJ;::\ POMF:RO\'- Church School <I 1 ~ am \-\orsh lp SNvlcf' 10 ,)() am C hoir rl' h<':Jrsal W£'d nesda' i 30 p m UMW Sf' pon d Tuf'sd .n 7 :ul p m U M Y F Sunrl.n bpm tCorb \11 1 ROCK SPRINGS- L hurch Schoo l <I 1~ am Wors hi p 10 am B1hlc SJ ud v \\ 00 nr-<>d <l\ -; IU p m , UM\F' tSc nlor"l Sun d.t ~ S p m , 1Junrors1 ('\er\ o thf'l' Sun d.rv, G p m 1Ro themlch \ RUTLAND - Ch u1c hSc- hool 9 45a m Wors hip 10 ~O a nr UMW tEvl'n lm ~ ('Jr c IPJ st>cond W<•d nt'sd av .. 10 p m, UMW 1,\hernoon ClrclPI S{'COnd T hutsd a• I p m t Rutx•n kl ng 1 Si\1 E M CE'N TER - Church Sc hool 10 am \\ or shl p 9 l'i .J m rRubcnkl nl':l SNOWV I LLE Wo 1s hlp A 10 am Church Sc hool lO am rRulx'nk ln,e:J SO UTH E R N CLUST E R R 4"v .la m es M Clark Rev Paul M cHulrf' 8 (' \1 Or1111l e WhUf' ft ('v \\I and a J ohn.'Kin, Dl n!dor Harold JohnfiiOn Director of Educa tion HA RRISONV I L L E P RESBYTERI AN CHUR CH \\oorshl p s<'r v!C'C', 9 00 a m Church Sl-hoo l 10 .'\0 a m M IDDLFP ORT P R ESBYTERIAN CHU R CH Churr h Sc hool9 00 a m . Morn tn11 Worsh ip : n I S p m Bi ble Study . T ues day , 10 ()() a m B tbiP Stu y T h ursda} 7~p m . SY R ACUSE FI RST UNIT ED PRESB Y T ERIA N CH URCH Ch urch Sc hoo l 10 1"1 a m Mor ning Worship I I 30 a m B lbk StudY Tuesday, 10 a. m , Ju nior and Senior H!gh You lh G r oup Sunday, 6 00 P m R UT LAND CH U R CH OF GOO Pas tor Rrv J ohn Ev ans. s unday School 10 00 a m Su nd ay Morning Wor ship 11 00 a m Chil dren's Chu rch 1l a m , Sunday even log serv iCf' 7 00 p .m .: Wednesd ay even lng Youn g La dlps' Au :d llary, 6: 00 P m Wednesday, Fa mily Wor!hlp 7 00 P m . AP PL F.GnOVE-l hu rf' h Sc iloo l ~a m Worsh rp 10 a m IF'trsl and l h lrd Sun davsl l.JMW Spcond T ucsda' 7 .10 p m P1 aye r mt:'<'llng W('d nf'., d a~ 1 pm c'Cial k t BF.:TH ANY- WoJs ilrp 9a m Ch u rch School 10 a m B lbl (' Stud>, W Pd nesrla\ 10 am Dorcas Womt•n's Fellowsh ip WC'dn("sd av 11 a m (McGul r eJ CARMEL - Church Schoo l 9 10 am \\; OJship, JO 4~ am S<>cond a nd Foutth Su ndavs FPIIO'oi. Sh lp d lnnC'r wllh Su tton th ird fhursda\ 6 30 p m IMcGulrC' \ F- AST LETART- Ch u r c h Schoo l 9.1 m Wors hi p 10 am Sf'<'on d and fou r th Sun davs UMW li n t Tuf'sd av 7 1n p m tCl ark t LETART F'ALLS - \\; orshlp 9 am Cil urch School 10 am 1Ciar k I MORNJNG ST AR- Wors hi p 9 45 a rn , Ch urch ~c h ool 10 30 a m , B ibl e Stu d' T hursdav, 7 30 p m t Wh ite I MORSE CHA P EL- Cil ur ch Sc h ool !t JO a m , Wors hi p 11 a m 1Whi!C'\ PORTL AND - Church Sc hoo l 6 30 p m Wors hip 7 30 p m U M YF Wed neSday 1 30 p m tMcGut rel RACI NE WESLEY AN Churl'h S<-hOol 10 a m . Wors hip. 11 a m , UMW fourth M ond ay 7 30 p m , M en's Pr ayP r Brea kt&!'l l , Wrd nesd ay, 7 a m (Cl ark) Stm'ON - C hu ~ h School 9 30 a m . Mor ning worship 10! 45 a m !Irs I and th ird Sundays, Fellows hip d inner w it h Carmel Jhlrd Thu rs dav , 6 30 p m t McGulrel Long Botto m E d sel Hart . p astor Sunday SChool 9 30 a m Wonhlp 10 30 a m Prayer me£'tl ng, 7 30 p m T h ur sday I< E NO C H URCH OF CH RI ST. 0 11\er Swain . Supt Su nday School 9 30 a m f'V er y Wt>ek MEIGS 99e Rt. 33 l n!Nrti Cl-ll RCH RC'\ MINISTR\' OF FLORIDA VINE RIPE TOMATOES ................... ........ 3lh lb_ Basket ......... NEW FLORIDA WHITE POTATOES ....... .............. ......... 10 lb. Bag ..........~. ] 59 NEW FLORIDA WHITE POTATOES .. .......................... .. ..... 50 lb ...... .. ..... ~7 49 FRESH HALF RUNNER GREEN BEANS ............... .. ........... 2 lb ............. ~. 1 25 SWEET AND JUICY TEXAS CANTALOPES .................... Jumbo 12 S1ze .. ..... BOB~s Pomeroy They have wotked hara tor th1s m omen t these graduates and were proud of th em They are starttng life equipped wtth a vast store of knowledge that w111 help them 1n the 1r chosen profession VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Weanesaay UNITE D PRESBYTE RI AN Jun e 1 Thru June 3rd rn•\ rf'mll rn ad\ rncr direr ! to r h1 l),,,h '-.i.--nltnl I rm 1 ti nr 1:2 month t) 1 q~ ( t~ • d lt 1.011 1 bc•gh!'n r ... rder f' M ' h m nth ~! POTTING SOIL, TOP SOIL ORGANIC PETE, COW MANURE, PLANTING MIX 40 lb. Bag $249 WEEKEND ONLY PRODUCE SPECIALS 1111 \] / CHURCH OF CH RIST, M rd dlepor t 'i th <.rn d Main Bob Mf'lt on mlmster AI Har t "On assU< I <~tP m ln l stPr , M l kp Getl ach, Sundav Sc hool SuJ>('rlnt{' nden l Blb lt' School 9 30 a m Mor ning Wors il l p , 10 :W ,, m, E~ f'n in~<: \\ or shl p 7 00 p m Pr avPr mN'I l n,l! Wr-dncsday, 7 00 p m M IDDL EPORT C H UR CH OF T H E NA ZA RENE Co pas l or s Rt>v Char les CO} I(' and Rev Nan!'\ CoylP B ill Wh il e Sunda3 School Supl Sunda) Schoo l 9 lO a m Mornln;7 \\; orsh l p 10 lll a m Sunda\ E:va n ~pl\s!tc mPetlng 7 00 p m Prayf'r m('('!ln~ \\r-dnesda)- 7 00 p m SAVE OVER '1.00 PER BAG t 0 1• 1 1'1{1( . ..... dl ·-.1 r In.£ 2/$10° 0 Select Your Choice t tdtttt ... l!.rtlltlllltlV·, dth f·l "m POMERO\ ( t ' l l lt P! h•t l II ]\ ll1 11l diltt 1\l li J,ll ][H ~ \ I ll) \..! rtdtll lt. lt! P! -~ RUTLA /'\D F I HS I B A P li S I CH UHC H - Siste r Harrtf't! Warner Su pl Sunna, Sc hool 9 \0 .r m Vl ornin ~ Worshi p 10 4~ POTTING SOIL & PINE BARK GIVEAWAY o r lt.H i llithnltllh 1 Presc nptr on s a t 3 l ~pm While Supplies Last ~ l 'if ,l ,t r 1,,... , ._ no! Mason, W. Va. All Potted Plants Substantially Reduced Including Gerbera, Daisies Caladiums, Geraniums and Others. H\ ( lrrH•r 11r \1 otnr ltoutl• 1 In< \\p; k l l Ill 1 I n~ \ Jo nth ~.j ~II <.;ull~ ! $5 95 Each '.. tz:> Knowledge F. Fultz J Marcus Fultz John 114 E . Matn 991-51 30 Pom eroy ALL BEDDING FLOWERS & VEGETABLE PLANTS NOW 1/2 PRICE HANGING BASKETS In\ 11 .rlltl ~..:,. nt l t 11 It h !tr r -.. & GI F TS 99 Mtll S f M•ddl e p ort Pomer o';' . Oht o Reg. Price $1.50 Now 7 5 e WHOLE FLAT OF 8 PAKS JUST s5so Sin•plicilg MIDDI.£PORT BOOK SlORE Church Off tee Supplies KERMIT ' S KORN E R 5 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. 773-5721 Cnes ter ) \ I The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. CLOTHING HOUSE .<, & Servicef:·· ,.:j'!a 15th Annual Customer Appreciation Plant Sale! POMEROY, OH . 108 MULBERRY Ph_985-4100 NEW YORK Bob's Market & Greenhouses Rt. 33 Ra v R'tgg~ Sl R l SALE! SUGARPH.RUN MILLS 992-2115 This Message and Church RIGGS USED CARS, INC. " MEIGS TIRE 1 \ CENTER, INC. GRAVELY &V&TEM Frtcla} MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY-SUNDAY HOLIDAYS 1 L r dt t n: ~ All roumamf'nt tf'ams w ill IX' se lf'('trd at t he end of N'gUiar S('ason URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS ~......ation t.l i-.1 f'J )'-, J\ 1 \ S Jf !' ._,, no! tr!d r t ~'-lfl ltl, ]ltrl l --..nt tn ol I Ji f,t JI ! SI l',rnrr.o 1 rtu" l •- h" roaches are to call results on Thursdavs of E'alh wet'k. Senior team coachE'S are to ull rf'SUits In on Frida ys The Holzer Clinic Urgent Care Center is now open every Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from the Departments of Family Practice and Pediatrics will be available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients should telephone 4465287 for a time to be seen. ( ( ~('~ l li'lt ~l) Ill\ 1... rnn nl '1 u l hnu di .t l n1 !'uhl'""url 1ur• dt. 1n ••n :\11 noli\ hi"U!.:Itl-ll tl t\ lll(cur tl"ill lil 111 lh1 ( 1111 , \ ,t!IP I l'uhh,hr n).! ( •Hn jJ W \ \1 ut 11111''(11 1 1m l'••tnii UI tltr<11'1-h'l '+'+ ! • J o h <..: p( HtHJ I) ~ ~~ ~~ l'>. l I I!' jJ li d ol f '" !Tlll \ Ohi<> 99'2 5758 Junior !Pam HOLZER CLINIC LTD. URGENT CARE CENTER NEW WEEKEND HOURS e\ ents \.\I ERI! '-' LJ·. \( ,l t results to Harry Roush ~THE Ponsmouth aav vs Arcanum Friday l l l pm Orampbnshlp, Saturdav I p m FlEW D.\\' " Th:\'ERS- Top partid pan'-" and ;m .trd ~inners m llw annu a.J Po11land Elf'mf'nlary· Dues must be paid to Jud v WUII<:ims as soo n a..'i poss ible Coaches are to ca ll all ,ga~· Sprong & Su m mer Hou rs: Mon .- FrL 9 to 5 Sat 9 t o 1 HlchwCOO Nor1h Union \ s Sprlngf]Nd Ncrth'l.'l'S\C'm Fnda) 5 :JJ p m Championship, Saturcl ay, of p m lt'f'OIT'oeS\'Ulf' vs \\('St Pomery. OH Phone 992 -29 7 5 Akroo St Vincftlt St Mary vs Kctter )J and 204 Condor St lfl am 1nR Palnrnrl t Frida\ 12 Swtsher Lohsf:>, Columbia GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE ........... G~ Rainbow 1M The Daily Sentinel-Page-S 7 -fXrERIENCE 111E JOY Of RELIGION-~. Softball league finalizes plans The MP[p.Mas(N, Girls' ScW'Ibii.U League recently tlnallzed plaM for thE> season Nf'W olflcen P]ectt>d Includes presldt>nt , Ron Clark, vice president, Harry Roush secretary·tn.oasurer, Judy WUUams Teams for the JunJor Division are HarrtsonvUie, Hemlock Pipeline, Meigs, Mkktlt'port Wran~lers. New Hav<'n and Racine Teams for thP Senior Divis ion tncludf" Braslf' and Brasle Dravo Hlt 'n MISSoPS Mason New HavE>n. Pizza Dan's, Polll('rov, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio C O U~T\' HAZEL COMM UNITY CHURCH. near HOBSON CHRI STIAN UN I ON , Rev 1om Staten pastor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m . Ewnl ng SC:'f\ ICf' 7 10 p m \\Jpdn C"sd :.n prawr m ef•lln."! 7 30 p m BEARWALLOW R I DGE CHURC H OF CHRI ST, Dua ne Wa td<'n . m1 mstcr B1b iP class 9 Yl a m . Mo t n i n g Wors hi p lO .10 .1 m , Even ing Wor shi p 6 :lO p m WPd ne-s da} Bl b l(' Stu dy 6 30 p m NEW STI VERSV IU E COMMUN I TY CH URC H. Su nd ay Scilool st>l\ It'(' 9 -I J a m W orR hlp -.en ice 10 Yl a rn E"loa ngP llst lc Ser v ice 7 1fl p m \'o,'t>d nPs d.1) Praverm('(? tln ~=:7 30pm I hursda\ Z ION CH U RCH OF CH R I S1 Pumt-r ov Ha r n so nv 1l le Rd Rob er! Purt l"ll mml s tC'r Ro n R1ff iP, Su ndav S( hool Superl n t{' n dPn l Su nday St· hool 9 30 .:.r m Wot shtp sprvJu• 10 30 a m . Eve n m~ worsht p Sun day 7 p m and W{>d!IPS da\ 7 p m ST JOH r-; LUTH ERAN CHURCH f'rnl' Grow T hP R ('\ W ill iam M tddlf'sv.al l h past or C ilu 1ch ser vkC' 9 lOa m Su nrl.tv School 10 30 am B R ADBURY C H UHCI~ OF C'!IRIST J ohn Wr !gill passtor Su nd av School q 10 a m L a rry Havnes S S Su p1 Morn ing worsh ip 10 :lOa m R ACIN I- CHU RCH OF T H E NAZA H F NE Rt>v Thom as H Coll i£'r pa ~ tu r M.1rth t1 V. ol fe Ch <1 l r man of tlw Board of rhri s tl,tn L 1fP Su nd a} St huol ~ :lOa m , Mornl ng wor sh ip 10 30 a m Sund a\ ewn lngwo • shlp 7 30pm PravNmPP tl ng 7 30 p m Wed nes day LIBERTY CH R l STIAN CIIURC'H l)p:o-: lt> J Woody Call pastOI Srrv 1crs Sundd\ 10 a m an d 7 p m W("dnps d a\ 7 p m RAC I NE I 'IR ST H,\P r! ST Don \-\al kPr , Pa stor Rotwrl Smllh Sund.:.r• S< hool Supt Su nday Sc hool 'l :lll .1 m M or n l n ~ \\-O r ship 10 40 .r m Su n d 1\ ~·vPnl n ,:; '-'- Or sh lp 7 lO p m \\ l'dnf'scLn "' Pnl n g Bi bk ~ t udv 7 JO p m BUR LINI. HAM CO M MIJN II \ CHURCH B u rh n~ham R('\ Okf'\ R .n La un d('rm lll pas1or P il 942 i124 Sunddl School W t)() a m Sun rl ;n f'\Pnlng -..c r 'It I' 7 OIJ p m Werlnf'sd a' t'\ PIIIng st· r ~ I{ (' 7 Otlp m DANV1LL E H OLINESS CIWR<. H loca tt•d on R t 12"1 betwt'l'n \' tnton and I a n ~wlllf' Re' Bt'n Walls pasto1 Sun dav St hool R 10 a m , Bobb\ I Llmbf'rt S S ~upt :vl ornl ng wors hi p ltl ltl ;.r m Ch ll drf'n s H •.l ppy Hour 6 45 p m l 't ,1\ ( rand Bible Stud\ 7 lOp m Mlsslonan rnf'f•t rn g flr sl Wt:'d nPsda\ of each m ont h~ lOp rn For Inform ation ca ll !MR-H4117 SI L VER RU~ H ,, pTfS'I Bill l rt !l f' pas tor Sll'\f' L it tle S S Sup! Su nd ,n Sc hool HI a m M o rm n~ wo1 " I!J 11 ;.r rn Su nd a; f'Vf'n lngv.orsil lp 7 10 p m Pr:Hf'r IT\C'I'trng and B ible stud\ f hurs da\ -lO p m Yout h n wc•tlng Wcdnf'o.;d a\ ..11 7 p m C HR ISTIAN FE L LOWSHI P l HURCH 3R1 N 2nd Alt' M l dd ll'port Sunda> School In a m Sunday and Wedne sdav EvPnl n g ser\ lcro.; a 1 7 :lO p m C HESTER C'HUR CH OF GOIJ Hf'\ R E Rob in son pa stor Sunda\ Srhool q 10.1 m \-\- orsillp SC'rvlcf' I I .r m r, C'n 1ng S('f\ IC'f' 7 p m M ld v. E'f' k Sf't \ l!'f' W('dnp-.. dav i p m LANGS \ ILLF < HR.IST IAN fll U RCH RobPr l E M US SI' r p.ts!nr Sunda\ Sc h unl 'I lO i-1 m P a ul M uso;;Pr ~Opt , Mm n l ng v. o1shrp 1/l 10 il m ~un d ,r \ P\P ntng SP t mid wf'f'k "''nif'f' \\l'dn rs Yl l"'f' 7 p m da', 7 p m SYR<\CSE CHL!R CH OF TilE !\ <\ ZAI1.t.NE RP\ l a m r>s B Kt1tl1• past o1 Sh f' t ma n Cun di ff supt Sun da\ Sc-h on! Q 30 a m , Morni ng wor~hlp 10 10 a m Eva ngt>ll st lc Sf'lv!rf' 6 p m PrUH'r and Pr:.~l sp \\'Pdncslla\ -; p m . YoLJth m<'f' l tng i p m EOEN U:-JrJED ARF:li!H EN I~ CH RIST E lden H: BlakP p;Hinr Sund.t\ Sc hoo!I O a m H.nbrrt H('('d Supt Morn l n.'! st'r m on 11 .1 m Su nda} nlj:!il t sf'r \ IC'PS ( hr l~ llan E ndeavor 7 30 p m Son~ service R p m Preac h i ng 8 10 p rn Mtd week p r a\el mt'f' tl ng, W r;> dn ps d a~. 1 p m Ah In RN'd l av lf'ader HEM L OCI< GRO\'E CHRI STIAN Ro~ e r \\'a tson, pastor Cn •nson Prall Su nda\o Sc hool Su p t Mm nl n" wor~ hl p 9 10 am Su nd av Schou l lt) m .t m bPnlng ser 'Ice, 7 30 p m MT UNJON BAPTIST .l or S<tHC'. Sun dav Sc hool Supt Sunda' SC'hool9 -1r1 a m E' Pn1 ng wors hi p 6 JO p m , Pra\Pr MC'f'l lng 6 10 p m WC'dn C'sda\ T UPPERS PLAI NS CH UR CH OF CHR IST ,Jod} Holl and m t nl ~ l r-r D~n I WPIIs, Su pt M ornin g worship N 110 ~ m Ch ur ch School 9 00 a m CH ESTEIJ CH U R CH OF T H E NAZI\ RENE Rev He-rbf>r l Grate, pastor F'ra n k Riffle, su p! Sun day School 9 30 a m Wor'l hlp Sf'rv\ce, 11 am and 7 p m Sunday Wed n("!''day 7 p m Prayer m~t lng LAUREL CLIFF FREE M E THODIST CH URCH Rev Rotwr l Mill er. pastor Ll oyd W1lR hl D lrPctor of Chri stian E du ca tion Su nday St·h ool 9 30 a m . Morn I n ~ w orship 10 30 am , C hoir pract lcP. Su n d ay 6· 30 p m , Even i ng \\:Orshlp 7 lOp m Wed ne-sd ay Prayer and BlbiP Stu dy, 7, 30 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHR I ST Charlt>s Russf'll Sr, ml nh ter Rkk Ma co m bf>r supt Su nda) Schoo l 9 30 a m Wursh rp sen h P 10 1(1 a m Btblc stud\ T u es dav 7 3fl p m REORC,;\1\ I ZED CH LRC'H OF' JF:SL S C' HHISTOFLArT EHUAY SAINTS Port l and Racl nf' Ro.td Wt llt am Hous h pd '< tor Li nda l-~an s c hutfh -.l'hool dtr t(to r Chu r<' h S<'hoo l ~ ~I<~ m Murnm" IHH-;tp I(] M} am 1;\ Pdnp-.;d ,l\ f' \('J\lllg praHJ S{' r\ IC'f'S 7 JH p m l:lE rHI E II FM BAM'IST Hr \ t .!rl Shulf'r pds tm Wo1 s htp ,.,., ~ !CI' 1.! 10.1 m Su nda'r Schoo l 10 JO a m Aiblf' Stud\ and pl,l y!?r ~NI!Cf' r hur sda\ 7 1{) p m CARLE f O!'\ INTERDE~OMI NA. 1 I ONALCHUHCH, 1\ing<;IJUI\ Ro.td H I' \ O il\ td fu r fman p<.rs lnl Sund r\ ~<'h O ol 1 t 10a m . Rrlph (al l Supt l-\f'ntnr, v. nr sh ip 7 111 p m PtU\I'r Jllf'f' l l ng \\r d nPs da\7:l0pm 1 01'\C BOrtOM lHR I S II \r\ J od\ Hull <.rnd pnsto r 'v\<J IIacf' n l lnPV.Oud Sunda\ Sc-hool Supt \\ m sh1p sf'n kf' 9 a m Blblr Schoo l lil a m 11'1 SEJ L RUN II Ol JNESS C HL RCH Tilrreon Duril,tm p.1 st01 Sun d a~ School .n q 30 ,, m Mor ni ng '-'- or ~hl p a t 10 10 a m Sund<n t'\Pntng -..c•t\l tP d! 7 30 jJ m T llursda\ SPI\ lee" at 7 1() p m F'REED0\1 (.OS P EL MI SS I ON at B.rl d K nob l m e~ ( ed on Count; Road 11 Rt·~ La\4-rf'n cP (, l uPsPn c.rm p pa~tor RP\ RogC'r Willfo r d assl pa swr PrParh lng ser \ tc f'c;Su nd a\-; 10pm PJ .I\('1 mf'Pttn~ WPdnC'sday 7 ..m p m Lur\ (,n ff lth lf'ddf' r Youth g1oups Sund,l\ <'\f'nlng .11 11 10 p m wt!h Rogr r .rnd \'loll'! Wlllror dd IPildC'r<> Com mun ron ~f'n Ht lrr st '">undo.r\ p,r f' h month WIIT TE S ( II AP f I ('onl\ rll;• 11 D Rt.., Am 0f'f'll•r pa ~" lor Sunct 1\ Sr hno)l '-1 10 a m Wor ~ il rp sf't 1 rcf' 10 10 a m 81 blC' stud\.- .u1d p r a}er -..1 1' tfP \\ Pfi m..,da\ i10p m R UT L A ND CHUR('H OF <. HRIS1 Ma r k Joll t'li p<.rstm Brit NH tw l ~on Su n d<.r\ School Supt Sun d,l\ Sl hool ~ ¥1 a m Morni n g 1;\ o r~hlp and ( ummun1on 10 ]"l.r HP\ m B t;TL\t\0 BlAI E ME T IIOD I S I Am o~ Ti l lh p.1stm Sonn> H ud~on sup! Suncl.t\ Schoo l li 111 .r m M otnlnl! v.urshlp 10 lft am Sunda\ 1 \f'ntnJ.: ~ f' ' ' l r f'f'-: on p m 'v\'('dnf'~ d .r\ ~C't \I('(' i p m WM I 'O pro gram G a m eat h Sund,l\ RlTTtAI"D CHL'RCII O F' !Hl- \:AZ' RENI Rt' \ l ln1 d D (,ruwn Jr IMSit!t Sund<-1\ SChon! 11 Ul,r m \\ m., l p sl 'l\ lt t' 10 10 a m , Young pt-..:rpiP s "f't \I( P 1-i p m fvangt'll~llr"l' !\ lll'h lllp m ~ t 'f h1f'Sd,n Sf'lll((' 7 pm MASO!\ ( m I{CH OF CI I R! Sl :vtl l l rr Sl M;;~snn \\ \ .r Fugpnf' 1 < on~ ('l m1 n! ~ f<'t Sndu\ Brb l<' S!ud\ 10 am \\Or sht!J I I a rr. and 7 p m \-\1 dnPsd.l\ B tbl1 Stud\ l llt'a l mu ~t c 7 p m MASOr\ ASSEMBLY OF' (',()J) Duddln ~ 1 ,!nP M el SO n \\ \'a Re1 1/onnu B Hno,;( pa stor ~unda\ Sr- hool q 45 a m Mornm ~ worsiltp 11 ~ m f:\Pnlngsf'l\lt r•7 lOp m \\ednPsdd\ Womf'n ~ M tnhttlf'S q .1m 1 mPf'lltr,l! and pr .J\'P t ' \ \'1-'(\rr t•-..d,n Pr,l\('r ,J nd H tbh• S t ud~ 7 t-t m HARTFORD f Ill RCH OF < !IH: 1 ~ r 11\ CHRIST I!\!\ L\]\; 101\ 1 h1' RPI W tll 1.1m ( .m1pbrll pa -.; l ot Sunda\ Srhool q 10 a m ramf'S Hugh€'S " upt F.1 Pnlng .,. n tu 7 Ill p m \-\ f'd nsda\ r-• f' nr ng pr ;.r >Pr mf'f't m~ i 10 p m 'ou th pt .r\ t r -..rn I({' f'<.r dr TUP Sd<1\ F ,\IRVIU\ l::\InLF: ( Hl H( H LC'tart \\ \.1 Bt 1 J lffit 'li l t•wro.; pi.lslot \ \ or -.;hlp :-. 1 r \ '', ~ lJ «1 d m Sundd. S( houl 11 am 1 \f'nmg "'nrsilrp 7 30 p m l' ut>S d.l\ toft,rgf' pr:nf'l Ol('Pf rn g and Htblt' Stud\ 'I If) .1m ~nr ~ h l p Sf•!VItt• WpdnPSd d\ 7 tfl r m ot rn. S1\\ IOLH Lt fl-I ERI\1\ CH\TR< H \\otlnut .rnd HPnn Sts R,l\ \' nSI\ood \\ \ 'a Tlw HP ' C1'0rJ;f ( \-\ f'l flck pas tor SuntLn SC!wol 9 'tO a m Sund,r; v. u 1~h 1 p 11 am CA l \ ,\RY BIBU f i! U RCII \0( ;11Pd on Pomt'l O\ PikC' l ount \ Road l~ nf',11 Flat wood s Rev B la<·kv. ood pa stor S£' n IC('S on Sunda\ alTO rla m and7 J(tp m v.tlh Sunda\ Schoo l ~ ltlii m Blb i<'Siud' \\ 1-d nPSda\ 7 ltJ r m FAil I I FFl l 0\' 'HIP CRUSA DF FOH CHR I S'I -; t Rt HR A n !IQU!l\ Rf'\ 1- ron kltn D rcken ~ IJasl or Sunda\ morn ln,e: 111 .1 m Su nda\ f'' Pn lnf,:: 7 lO p m Th uNd a' £'\rnrng 7 311 p m STJ\. ER~\' I LL E COMMUNIT\ BAJ' 1 IS1 CHURCH Pa~ t o r Robf'rf Bwrs Sunda\ School to a m , Wor shi p St' l \tel' 11 am Suml.t\ 1'\f'!ll ng S<'r\lcf' 7 :m p m \\;ed n r-sday t•vt•n lng- Sf>rvl(' f' 7 :JO p m lNDEPENDENT HOLI NESS C!nJR(l; Inc. Pt>arl St , Mlddi PI>Ort HP'v 0 DPIJ Man!{'~ pa stor Sunda~ School 9 30 am. Mornlnl!: \\-Orshlp 10 J l a m E:vemngworshlp I 30p m l ursd .I Y 12 lOp m Wo men~ Prav f't mf'flling 1;\Jt'dn(>Sda} 7..11:1 p m Prfl}f'r nnd Pra lsr servlcro KUTI A:"JD APOSTOLIC CH URCH OF JF:SUS CHR IST E l d€'1" James Mltl("'" E1 bl e Stu dy. Wf'Cl nf'Sda y 7 30 p m . Su nda\ School J0 am Su nd av nl~hl S<'rVIC(' 7 tfl pm POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLI ' ESS Harrisonville Roa d Earl F i elds pastor Hen ry E blin J r Su nday School su p! Sun day School 9 .10 a m M orning w or shi p 11 a m , ~und .1y ev('nl n ~t: sc>rvke 7 30 p m Pravc•r m N 'IInli:!' 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C HAPEl ~ 71! (,rdnt Sl M tddlqxnl Aff tli.11 Pd "'1rt ~oulho•rn 13~p11"1 C'uml'nltUn Sundi.l\ St hnol [{1 ,1 m '-1n 1 nrn ~ \.I.Qr o;hlp 11 ,J m F \f'ntngv.OI ~1 11 p 7 p rn \\C'dn P~d,n f'\t nmg Hrhl1 -.;t ud\ <.r nd pra\Pr tnf'f'IJng 7 p m BHI\DFOfWO \l 1RCH OFC H PISI St H I 1.!4.1 n<l(o Hd) M;.rJkSP!'\11 '> mrn1~ !I' I '>u nd.:.r\ S1 honl Sup t Str1 (• I'll l.£•n " Sund,r\ Srhon l 'I \() 1m :vJ nr nrrt ~ v.oJI '-hl p HI~ ~ cr m f ,f'nlng v.or"h rp- p m \'t •cl tH'"d d\ \\ O,... hrp i p m Sl PAl I l l l'ltrHAt\ (lit fH H (fJt nf'r S\t ,1mn r1 !lld St>trmd S t ~ Po rn t ll l\ lh o \\rllro~m Mlddii'-\\Jtlh P"lor '-'und<r\ SChool 1• 4"1 ..1 m Ch ul\ II 'of' I \ II! J J 0.1 111 c-tHRFD HI~ ARI Cf! CHCH M sgr Anthon\ l. 1,1nn.rmotf' Ph 9'12 ')tlql-1 o.; aru r d a \ E~t•ntn~ M<.r s~ 7 :lO p m S undc1~ Ma~" ~a m ;~ncl 10 a m Confl'-.;srnn~ rrn1 h;.r l f hOU l b• •fOI(' I'U('h M,IS'> l ( u I'] :.J ~'-P'­ H"' llo.~rn Sund~l 13t\Pl ! Sl ~2'i N 2n d St :v!Jddlt>pllll J,lffil '~ F. 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H 1d ['o llu 1111 "i• drr1 q l ]lkf'l jJl~IOI Su nd II '-,~ h,,J ' I r nr ( rturf'h ~f'n t r 1 lO 1m H!t JI, '-'tu rh \\1d nf'~ d . r\ tl - \0 ~· m Junt thru S jt\f'tll iJt•r - pm tl r toiHl !hru \ lt\ '-. un d '' ' '"fll n~ ~r llml , hip - pn fun• tlllu\tp 11!l1h'l h p m lkl " b 1 thr u \l ,n ,\\£' Rl•\ Sermonette "Food F or T hought For 'fhto Christian " back "-1l h me . when you usf'd t o go to thPcoun1n as d k id or an adult m thf' earl) su mm('r and look at thf' lx•aut iful m (' .:Jd ov. s tha t Cod wonderfully made You woul d Sf'f' t hr gT'C'f'n thtck .1!1 Jso;;;, a<.; though 1t was like an oriental rug As vou look to o nf' C'(ll nr1 n f thf' meadow, d. big old fret> fu ll o f thr sin gr ng of rhP h1rrl s and lh( ru H .., la\ing m t h~ shade are lhPIC A TRUE P 1CTl RL OF CO\TI "'\T The dandPlrons m lnglf' thf't.r golden touch agr~ m s l thf' grC'C'n o f 1hf' mradov. a n d t h e rD) al to u c h o f purple \ 'JOl t'ts ag.:.u nsl 1hf' g 1 N'n background As you Ira n agamst the ff' nce \OU thmk h rn .\ hPaut1tu! 11 all 1s a nd all b} I he touch of God's hand 13ut as vou pass f h(' samr meadow thC' nl'xl dd\ th<•J f' J<; .1 di ffen• nt look to the m ea do\-\. 1 he touch o f th(• spotlf'J' s hand h .l>.. been t here A great plow had gonPthrough t ht' mt>aduv. ~1nd nnrhtn g but thf' bar{' ugly bm\-\.<n eart h IS Jpft I nS I Pad ol rhp smgm,e h11 fl .., no t hlng but chickens sc1 atchmg for worms In stpcrd ur J!t Prn gold and purple touch . ll 1s brov,:n and barren ThPn ~ou t hmk to yourself, '' How cou ld an\ boch df's t1 m -.;ur h ,1 lx>autlful meado"- as this?'' The thought comes tomt' a tXJuJ thf'n 01 k of thf' d('\'tl How he takE's somethmg bc>tlUtlfu ! tha t ( ,nfl m ,lrif • de-strovs 11 anQ uSf's for hi s purposes Th mk T hr p ic tu rP dPscnbed aOO\·e 1s JUSt like ou1 g1 Pel! co unJ n lt•d 1\ God gave II lo us T he land of t he free and I he RK~ \ E ,\nct .1111 h,· beauty 1t has is ours But the spo1ler , thf' d<'' 11 ramr .tlong .1n(i ~ ~ trvlng his bf.:>st to destroy it [mrnoralu" 1"' tunnmg m ~ t,Ullp.t).:f' Obsc-enr ~ords writt Pn in most public placrs P1avr1 ' "' nm' nut n t ou1 schools ChPaling, lvmg, stealing arT' a1 an l'prdf'ml c '-ld}.!t' BUT. til<' spoile r. thr dcvtl , has n'l won vet There arc good .tnd upnght JX'OplE' m this coun trv yet toda~ Thf' hook of l:.:cclf>s!a ..,l (" ~ savs that there i s a l i m P for PVf'rything undf>r 1hr sun 1t tf'lls l"'f cl ttmf' to be bm na nd a time to die, a time to keep sll cn1 and a I tme lo ' 1~ \Jk up I bel1evp good Christian prople have kept SIIPnl 100 long "Wha t ca n I do? W hat can I say t ha t m akf's Thedtffercncf''' ll.lm only o n £> person ," 1s whal som f' say to themsPh ps But if wf' gf'T enoug h ONE JX>r sons toget her. It could rhangr t hf' wholp countt"\ to t hp better A better plac-e for our children. and ou1 grand( h1ldrf'n to hve In Yes. a li me to speak, I he BlbiP says Chrlsllans, \H' hm'f' sri I back long enough wit hout t he world hear ing a PI''P from us If thrt c was ever a day to speak up for God. It's toda\ Submi tted bv Rev Charl~s Coyle. Mlddlcporl Chu t ch of the Nazarene �.. . Poge-6-The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 1, 1984 Pomeooy-Middleport, Ohio Rio Grande College graduates 420 Rio Grande College held Its lffith AnnivPrs~· Com mPncement and the Comm unily CollegE' held its lOth Annlversary Commencement May 2(]_ Pr-,.,;ident Clodus R. Smilh presided ovPr 1he conferring of 210 degr£'Ps. llO Bachelor of Science and 100 ,\ssocrate degrees, ClarPill'e C. Miller, lOth Dislricl Congrrss man. dPlivered the commrncemPnt address to the gradua tes. their friends, re-lative-s and facult\ ·. -\mong thP gr<.~du<:~l('S Jfl'. SdKHJI of Gf~nPral Studi~ "nd Liberal Art.• Bachelor of Scienl't> Degrees \'ick1 Rcn<'<? Blankenship. c um laudf' . Apt. .-\ pt s.. C-:n Pomero~·: ~. i)aiiPI. Raul<' Village Gn-en Rick Donovan P.O . Box ~25. Callipulis: LurPna Jane Dobbins. magna cum laudP. Routf' 2, Honey· sucklt:• Lane Apt 10"2. Bidwe-ll: Crllhelinr J o Don nally, magna cum laude. Roure 3. Box :JAA-1\. Gallipo lis: Mary !\llargarPt Evans. summa cum laudf'. Box 36. Rio Grande. Ch ill a J JC1·ick. 1-toutel, P.O. Box 100. Poinl PIPa,anl. Dwayne David r-orgr1·. magna cum la ude. 1-143 CPntrn:Ji le Road. Thurman: Paul Bradsha w lV!orrison, P.O. Hox :361, Rio Cramk : Mark EmPrson Null. 'J7 CariiPid Ave. Gallipolis: St•hool of Gt'rwral Studit~ and Liheral :\rts May Sp<'ncer. Rio Grande Estates No. 15, Thurman; Dianna Lynne Vance, cum laude. Rio Grande College Box 28. Rio Grande. School of Education, Health and Physical Education, Bachelor of Science Degrees Kendi A. Barr. cum laude. Route 1. Box 281, Bidwell ; Tami Danele Bostic, magna cum laude, Roule 2. P.O. Box 87, Pahiot; Sara Jayne Burger. summa cum laude, 10 Burkhan Lane. Gallipolis; Mary Bowling Bush, 125 River St .. T 10, K.M.R. Gallipolis; Kathy Ann Carter, cum laude, P .O. Box HI; Thurman; Dol o re s E ll en Chambers. magna cum laude. RoutP 2. P.O. Box TI, Gallipolis. Te resa Dene Danner, cum laude, Route 3, P.O. Box l83X, Gallipolis; Rebecca Kay Edwards. magna cum laude. 4RI04 SR 24R, Long Bollom; Kathy Sue Haley, 929 HysP ii St., Middleporr; Dana Y\"onnr .Jpffers, summa cum laude. RoUIP .1. P.O. Box 185B. Gallipolis; Vicki Lynn Johnson, magna rum laude, P.O. Box 184, Portland. Jeneli Kelly. 683 Chestnut Sf., Middlepon; Gene A. Laylon. P.O. Box 16. Thurman : Sreven Lewis Little. P .O. Box ll8, Rio Grande; Carmen .Jill Manuel. cum laude, ~91i.) Manuel Rd .. Ra!'ine: Lori Mradow~ . magna cum laude, 27~ Slate Sf .. Gallipolis. Tere-sa Ann Nea, summ a cum laudP. Roult• I. Box .18. Patriot . Donna Gwy nn Pasquale. cum laude, 1m Cedar Sr.. Ga lli po lis; Barbara Gail Smith. m agn a c um Ka 1hPrinP .-\s.~tt · iatt• Dt>g~-ees .Joll·r· ,\ _ 1.Jndi 1 Pots!p;·. O:lii .Jackson 1-:'-'lalt'S. Apt . 9.1R, Callipo· lis: Barb.n·c1 llarlf'nf' Rider. Rio Crand1' F:stalt.>S, Thurman: Sheila laud<', 37 Evans Heights, Gallipolis; Marlene J _ Wood, summa cum laude, Rt . 2, Box 2T7B. Pahiot. Sehool of Mathematics, Natural Science and Technology, Bachelor of Science Degree Michael 0. Beaver, cum laude, Rl. 1, Box 133, Gallipolis; Woodrow Richard Burnett II, cum laude. P .O. Box 41, Addison; Vicky Dawn German, 31190 SR 24, Langsville; Rober! C. Moses. summa cum laude. P 0. Box -14, Thurman: Sandra Cheryl Petrie. cum laude, Rt. 4, P .O. Box 481, Gallipolis. School of Mathematics, Natural Science and Technology Associate Degrees Jeffrey Warren Gilbert , Rt. 1. Box 134, Thurman; Virglnia Ann Hill. Rio Grande Eslates No. 5, Thurman: William Lewis Jamison Jr., P.O. Box 51, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674: John Kent VanMeler Jr., P.O. Box 903, Gallipolis . i\ssodate of AppU~..t Buslnes.•, Computer Science Mark Alan Bailey, Rt. 2, Box 119, Vinton. Ohio 45676; Angela Raynell BakPr, 26.1 South Fifth Ave .. Middlepcrt. Barry W. McCoy. cum laude. Sixt h Sl., Syracuse; Stephen L. Moore. Box ll2. Rt. 1, Gallipclls; Mason Jennings Mullins Jr .. Box 2fJI RGC. Rio Grande David Lee Knolls, Rt. 2. Box 167, Gallipoli s; William Emerson Ross. Rt. I, MiddiPport. Lenora Ann Boslic, cum laude. 544 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis; Ka thryn Sue Bowcott. summa cum laude, Rt. 4, Box 202, Gallipolis; Peggy Sue Bush. cum laude, 49740 McKenzie Ridge Rd., Racine; John David Frank, 49074 McKenzie Ridge Rd ., Racine; Peggy Ann Phillips, magna cum laude, Rt. 3, Box 243--D. Gallipolis. Susan Caroline Smith, Rt. 2, Box 238, Gallipolis; Michael Paul Stephens, J.8i1 Chestnut St., Galllpolis; Beth Ellen Douglas. cum laude. P .O. Box 172, Rio Grande; Michael Anthony Elkins. magna cum laude, Rt. 1. Box 162, Bidwell; Melvin Leroy lrlsh, magna cum laude, Rt . 1, Box 119, Gallipolis; Mark Gregory Pearson, Box 23, Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant; Ivan Billie Walker Jr., cum laude, Rt. 2, Apt. 2U Gallla Metro Estates. BidwelL Automotive Diesel Techoology Gregory Lance Davison, Box 140B, Rt. 1, Bidwell; William K. Swis her. Rt. l, Ches hire. Electronics Technology James Michael Bays, magna cum laude, 756 First Ave., Gallipolis; Charles David Clark , Rt. 4, Box 401, Gallipolis. Medical Laboratory Technology Jocelyn Ann ;z:erkle. 600 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. Emerson E. Evans School of Business Bachelor of Science Degree Merrill Clark Baker. Rt. ], Box 9o, Patriot ; Kimberly Kay Det twiller . 35795 Wolfe Penn Rd., Pomeroy; Cheryl A. Roush, magna iltll'ndf'Cl bv S<'\"Pra l members was givC'n ill a mt'f•ting of the Rutland Cardrn Club at thl' homP of Mrs. Albert Woodard ReprC'sPnlln~; the club at thr n"gion ·~l rrH>t'ting werf' Mrs_ Chri s invitation was given from the Chester Club to an Op<'n meeting, June 6, H p.m. at the Chester Methodist Church with Mrs. C.E. Blakcsloc as Sp<'akcr. Plans were made to include rPgional difC'Ctor. Mrs. Ernest Coven. in Ihe .June25meeting at the <'hapman home. There was a Jac k Robson .\'Irs. Marvin Wilson . and Mrs. .Ltmes Nicholson_ Thr~· discussion on the Walkcena State M emmial visit on June 15wi th Mrs. Wilson to ron tact absent memi:N?rs. rPpor1cd 1u lhc ol her c lub members During the past month flower Diehl. ~Irs l(alph Tumcr . Mrs . arrangement s have of lhe meeting. Mrs_ Vance Ht•n dr icks was the demonstrator using"From Ihe Simple lo the Sublime" ror her ropic . !\ mpmorial service was held for Flr'alrice Blue and Louise Fenske. Mrs. Carl [)('niSon. Mrs. Die hl. c hurches by Miss Ruby Drehl, Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Robson. Mrs. Nicholson, and Mrs. Virgil Atkins. Mrs. Nicho lson won both the traveling and hostess prize. Mrs. Weber wlll povrde Ihe one tor nexl month. Gardening lips lor June were ~ven by Mrs. Harvey Eriewine who suggesrPCI using wD<XI ashes to C'()ntrol worms around ca uliflowrr, to plant sunflowers with pole bea n.' and lo brmk off old lilac hlooms, anrl order shrubs and trees in the fall ra lher Ihan Ihe spring. Mrs. Dayton Parsons conducted an exchange of planls brought by rnemhr•rs. Mrs . Ledlic dis played two spring arran gements. Devotions by Mrs. Woodard were on the IJarablP of the good samaritan and also fold lhe slory of "Taps," an American tradi tio n by General Daniel Butlcrfic ld , July, 1862. For roll ce~ll thP mC>mt:X'rs named a dinner at lhr· Ga!Jrpolis l.le\'Piop· menial CPnl< 'r The i{ufland Club rE'<'f'i\'C'CI an award and was li str·d among the 14K) voluntf'('rs_ Mrs Vrrnon Wt' ber repol1cd on Ihe red, whit e and blUC' flOWPrS purchaSf'd fur the park plan ling IX'fon~ Mr•mor ial Day . Officf'rs to St'n·r another yr-'ar arc :vtrs. N icholson, president, Mrs. :vlarYin Wilson. viceprrsidrnt: Mrs. Albert Woodard. secrelary: and Mrs. Rov Snowden. treasurer . Co rTP~pond C'n cC' was rPad from thP ( 'olu mbus and Sou thrrn Ohio r:lc!'lil' Co. olkrmg SpPalwr and vid('(J matPrial for progrJm us<'. An hosress. served- Refreshments NOW 14.00 GERANIUMS. Were 1 1.00 NOW 50 1 HANGING BASKETS Were 15.75 to NOW 'Z· 75 $4.0U Open Mon.-Sat. 9-4 Sunday 1-5 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE APPRECIATION SALE AL CONARD, OWNER Of POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS WOULD LIKE TO SA V THANKS TO THE PEOPLE Of THE TRI·COUNTY ARfA FOR LfTTING US SfRVICf YOUR GLASS NEEDS FOR THf PAST 13 rfARS." AND TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION Wf ARf OFFfRlNG 2 Free Meals At Duff's IN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO If WE INSTALL YOUR WINDSHIELD DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE. Rl. ll The LaSalle POINT-MASON AUTO GlASS M11011, W.Va. 304-773-5710 "WE Arl'fllt:IA. TE YOUR IUSINISS" Just messin' around the Classified Corral tryin' to round up some Classified Bargains for you! How about you roundin' up a classified ad? For the Month 1!11 of June, if you .clip out this classified coupon you can get SO¢ off the cost of your ad. (Cash Ads Only) (Yard Sales Not Included) 8 Oz. Filet of le!flon Sole ......... · s Chicken Almond me .................._. 6.95 (Breast of Chrcken over llpple and Almond Dressrng) 10 Oz. Ribeye ........................... S7.95 ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEKEND ARMOND COUNTRY BOUND Restaurant From Parkersburg 5 Pc. Band La a e lOUNGE 992-9917 FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT Little league preview to be held at Middleport Park Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Those interested call992-5981 after 5 p.m. or 992-3821. SCIPIO TWP - Scipio Township Trustees will meet Frlday at 7 p.m. at Pageville Townhall. POMEROY - Meigs County Coonhunters will meet at the club house on Snowball HUI Friday a t 7 p.m. Refreshments · will be served. 992·5776 Howdy Pardner! *NOW* MIDDLEPORT FLATS were '§.00 .-------------_1.------------- • Mobile Sertiu Auil1bl1 Calendar BEDFORD TWP - Bedford Township Trustees will meet Friday at7 p.m. at Bedford Town Hall. PubUc invited . REEDSVILLE - Olive Township Trustees will meet Friday, 7:30p.m. at the ReedsvUle Fire House. POMEROY - Meigs County Fox Chasers Association iwll meet At Eagle Ridge Friday, 7:30p.m. Everyone welcome. POMEROY - Destiny from Kentucky Christian College will be at the Zion Church of Christ, SR 143 Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and 10; 30 a.m. Following Sunday services a potluck dinner will be served. There will be no admission charge. HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Masonic Lodge 477 will meet Saturday at 7; 30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - The lollitx>p dragon will be at the Middleport Bookstore Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon. The lollipop dragon will be telling the children about Vacation Bl~le School that will be held at the Bradford Church of Christ June4 through the 8 fom 6 p.m. to 8:30 p .m . CHESHIRE - There will be a gosp<'l concert at Kyger Creek High School Saturday at 7: 30 p.m. Featured groups wUI be the Grubb Family, the Gabrlel Quartet and the Heirs o! Christ. Classified Coupon I Want To Round Up A Classified Ad SO' Off (Cash Ads Only) {Yard Sales Not Included ) Bible school POMEROY - First Southern Baptist Chruch of Meigs County will have Vaeatlon Bible Sehool June 4 to 8, 6 p.m . nightly. For information, contact 992-2454. SYRACUSE- Vacation llible school will be held at the Syracuse Nazarene Church, Bridgeman Sireet, Syracuse, Monday, June 4 through Friday, June 8, 9 to 11:30 a.m. There will be clasSPs for children betwccn three and 12 and those needing transponatlon are asked to call Charles Lee, 992-6559 or John Powell. 992-3982. CHESTER - The Chester Community Bible School will be held Monday through Friday of next week, with classes from 9; 30 to 11 a.m. There wlll be nursery through adult classes conducted at the Chester Elementary Sehool and the Chesler United Methodist Church. Linda Well and Norma Hawthorne are the co-directors o! the school. Activities suspended for week AU activities at the Senior Citizens Center next week while the Meigs County Multiphasic Health ScreenIng Clinic Is being held will be susp<'nded with the exception of the nutrltion program. Lunch will be served each day beginning at 11; 30a.m. and Eleanor Thomas, Center director, asks that senior citizens not come before that time. Transporlatlon will be provided for senior cltlzRns coming In tor the health screening. Donations of money !or refreshments are stlll needed. Residents are asked not to come to the Center priOr to their appointment time. AU results of the elUIJJllnatlons will be forwarded to the personal physician of the p<'rson examined . Appointments are necessary to participate In the health screening and can be made by calling either Debbie Hauher, R.N. or Noreen Qndrusko, P.A. at 992-2161 before 4 p.m. Friday. ' Repair and replacement of playground equipment was discussed a I tbe Monday night meeting of the Chester.P'J'O held at the school. II was noted that DaleMachir and Terry Stethem haw• removed lhe broken slide and teeter-totters from the Chester playground and are checking prices of somE> new equlpmenl . New officers presiding at the meeting were Linda Gillian, presi dent; Sue Metzger, vice president; ' HARRISONVILLF. Harrisonville Lodge 411, F . and A~­ will meet Saturday, i: 30 p.m. al the Masonic Temple. All master masons ar lnviled. RACINE - · There will be a dance at the Racine American Legion Hall Saturday, 9 p.m. The public is invlte<J. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Gardm Club will mcct Monday ar the home of Hallie Zerkle. Mrs . James Arnold will be co-hostess and Mrs. David Bowen will have the program. RACINE - Racine Chapter 134, Order of lhe Eastern Srar, will be held Monday at 7:30p.m. at the Masonic Temple. LEBANON 1WP - Lebanon Towru;hip Trustees will meet Monday al 7 p.m. al lhe township garage. Bake sale TUPPERS PLAJNS - There will be a bake sale at Hawk's Ammoco Sialion. Tupp<'rs Plains , Saturday at 10 a.m. sponsored by the youth group of the Alfred United Mel hod lsi Church. ,JcssicaRene~ohnson RACINE- A yard sale will be held June 4 and 5 from 9 a.m. unli14 p.m. at the Velma Taylor residence, Third and Elm Streets, Racine, sponsored by the Reorganized Church o! Jesus ChrLst of Latter Day Saints. terrariums. A report was glven on Operation KID where the dilldren were fingerprinted . Thank you cards from the !Irs~ second, and third grades were presented to the P'J'O and the home room mothers . A fund raising toy party was planned for Friday, 2 to7p.m. at the Chester !ire sratlon. Paymenl is to be made at the time the order is placed. Free merchandise !rom the party will be used as door prizes a I the fall carnival to reduce soliciting Iva Powell was elected presidenl at the Tuesday night meeting of I he American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, held at the hall. Other officers elecled were Lor etta Tiemeyer, first vice president; Linda Powell, second vice president; Frances Hunne l, secretary; and Erma Smllh and CathPrlne Welsh, co-treasurers. They will be installed at the .June meeting. Ellen Roush spoke on the selection of delegates and alternates lo the in the fall . Plans were made for the P'J'O to serve the dinner for the Chester Alumni Association Saturday night . Projects of the year were reviewed and included purchasing a new copy machine and master, new CB's for all Chester buses, a new bulletin board in the reading room. new filing cabinet for one room, additional books for the library, a book fair, and donating $25 to ~ach reacher for classroom supplies . district and department conven lions and named were Mrs. Powell. Mrs_ Tiemeyer and Mrs. Welsh, delegates, and Veda Davis, Marv Martin a nd Rhoda Hackett, alternates. Report was given by Mrs. Rough! on poppy days for Gerrll-lamilton . chairman . She noted the newspap<'r announcement and the slore window display, as well as the Memorlal weekend sale . Anna Will, Jessica Rene Johnson , daughter of Hank and Kathy Johnson. Bradbury, celebrated her third bir1hday recently with a party ather home. Horseback rides were glven the guests and refreshments were served. Attending were Heather and Matt Finlaw, Martha, Elizabeth. and J essica .Johnson, Heat her McPhail. Robin and Joel Jagers. Charldene, Debbie a nd and Chris Alkire. Ruth and Maryanne Carsey . Kelly Sanerfleld, Tom Collins. her grandparenls, BiU and Noami King, and her brother, Derek Johnson. Sending gifts were Kimberly and Rochelle Jenkins and Ann Riffle. McCarty birthday Kerth Allen McCarty celebrated his seven lh bir1hda y recenlly wilh a party at the home of his parent. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarty, Sycamore Snwr , Middleporl. A General Lee car decorated the cake. Attending the party were Olga McCarty, Barbara McCarty, David and Melissa MeCarty, Larry Kent, Jay McCa r1y, Kelly Smilh, .John Michael Davison , Cindy Smith, Michael Glenn Smith Jr., Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Smith, Kimberly Smilh, Kennelh Michael Smith, Lynn Robbins, Dcnna Warnecke, Terry and Bubby Curwnce. lluth Smith sen I a gift. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ashwonh, Kent, Sp<'nl lhe Memorial Day weekend here visiting Mr. and Mrs. ChPSter Knighl and olher relatives_ They came esp<'Cially to attend Ihe 55th reunion of their high school graduating class. LJasS A picnic al Blennerhasset Island and a trip to Chillicothe to see Tecumseh were planned when the Earl Dean Willing Workers Sunday School Class of the Chester United Methodist Church met recently at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. PauiKarr. The picnic will be held June lOat 1 p.m. while the trip lo see Tecumseh was SE>t for .July 22. Mrs. Karr had devol ions reading scripture from Exodus and Proverbs and articles by Billy Graham on taxes and law s, and poems, "Ma:y Had a Little Prayer" and "l.od Cares." The devotions con eluded with silenl prayer for Daylene Bahr, who is a patienl al Grant Hospital in Columbus. 1.0. McCoy conducted an a uction with the proceeds being $68.7'i. Contests were conducted by Wilma Parker and Maurita Miller. Refreshments were served by lhP ho~t ess. Madf'linr Branch and I.O. McCoy won lhe door prizes . The June be alMildre-d the home of Leonameeting Machirwill with a nd .JakeGaurasco-hosts. Homemakers have meeting A teller of apprecia tion for pill boltles and bandages was read from a missionary hospital in Haiti a l the recent m('<'fing of th~ .Jolly Home makers Club at lhP Salem CeniPr firehouse . Field trips were planned and the group spent the afternoon making bibs for a nursin!( home. At the June 13 mcel lng of Ihe club to be held a l the home of Jane Bowles, morepillbotllesandbandageswill be packed for mailing . Members were asked lo lake their code label s and cancellPd poslage stamps. \ 531 JACKSON PIKE - RT 35 WEST Phone 446 -4524 BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN ALl SEATS S?OO ADMISSION EVERr TUESDAr $2 00 (EXCEPT ''INDIANA JONES") _...... Misty 1\ ichole Clay Clap birth ,; .tumouncement is madC' of the birih of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs . Paul Clay, Pomeroy. May 14. a t the Holzer Medical Center. The sevr-n pound, five ounce infant has t>Pf>n named Misty Nichole. She wa s 20 inches long. Grandparenls are Mr. and Mrs_Warren Clay, Rulland. a nd Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fowler. Pomeroy. Paternal great · grandmother is Orpha Roush. Rulland. Mrs. Clay a Iso has a son, Joseph, fi ve_ r-;===========:j RABIES CLINIC Middleport. Ohio CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING f\A~"...., Rock Springs Fairgrounds SATURDAY, JUNE 2 1 to 4 P.M. uoom 101': SOR~~- NO S HOW~ PASSES - NO BAP.Gti:N THI S ENGAGEMENT 2nd WEEK : 7 : 00 & 9 : I' P.M. SAl & SUN MATINEE 1: 00 .\ J:l5 By Meigs Health Department and Meigs Humane Society Dr. Carol Osborne Rabies ................... 13.00 Other lnnoculations Available Do s on Leash / Cats in Carriers ~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;~;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;:.~;;;~;;;;;;;;~ I SAVE 20 01/0 . 0n e. ' bv J)·ostoria USED IN BATHROOMS BASEMENTS CELLARS DAMP PLACES Specialty Graphics rlfffi'Lt OF HERITAGE STE~IWARE POLYSTYRENE CEILINGS ARE NICER ROYAL OAK PARK- Royal Oak Park is Op<'n daily lor swimming from noon until 5 p.m. dally and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. A life guard Is on duty at all times . I LEAD CRYSTAL THEHMO·TilE Swimming open new junior mem!J<.r, had a reading. Introduced wre Palma Wiles , Lillie Miss Poppy, and Rhoda Hacke l! , Senior Citizen Poppy Queen. Plans were made lo invite Helen Hampson, Eighlh Disricl presidenl, and districl chairmen lo the .June26 meeting. A program on junior activities and the installation of new officers wilt be he ld at that lime . Bel1y and Anna Wiles served refreshments with the junior auxil iary providing a poppy tree for the centerpie<'£'. 'iiii~~~~~il p1anntng Johnson btrthday summer trips Vi.riting area Yard sale Marjorle Reeves, secretary; Melanie Stethem, treasurer. Acknowledged al the meeting was the service of Eastern High home economics students who provided child care during the year . .Jan~ Harris and Par Wolf were thanked for serving as the art enrlchment comrniltee assisting the Chester elementary students with projects such as making salt dough ornaments, fell potholders, badges and Legion Auxiliary elects officers MIDDLEPORT Annual insp<'Ctlon o! Evangeline Cl:apter 172. Order of the Eastern Star, will be held Saturday al i: 30 p.m. al the Middleport Masonic Temple. SATIJRDAY RlJILAND - There will be square, round and slow dancing Saturday at Eli Denison Post · 467, American Legion, Rutland from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. There will be a live band, snack bar and refreslunent stand. Dona tions at the door are $2 for adults and $1.50 for c hildren. PTO to fix, replace playground equipment There will be a song!est Saturday, June 2 at 7:30 al Faith Fe!· lowship Crusade for Christ. Sf. Rl. 338, Anliquily . The Camp Family from Jackson will be singl ng. The paslor. Rev. Frank lin Dickens, Invites Ihe public. Happenings FORMERLY RIVERSIDE MOTORS RESTAURANT /5 CLASSifiEDS fa,·oritf' iris. Mrs. Sf('Vc.Jcnkinsand hPr infant son were guest s. WEEKEND SPECIALS AT ps Paks We!!! 3 FQ[ s Now j for Friday, June 1, 1984 Page-7 Closeout Sale On All Vegetable And Bedding Plants The Daily Sentinel By The Bend cum laude, P .O. Box 173, Henderson, W.Va.; Kimberly Joy Stout, 52U Spring Valley Or., Apt. 804, Gallipolis; Julie M. Wamsley, 901 Spring Valley Dr .. Gallipolis. .---------------------------L-------------------------- "WE'VE CHANGED OUR NAME" In The were ceretnony hPPn madf' for on thf' progra m and various c links and Mrs. :'\licholson also nTtPndrd the annual volunt('('r rN:'ognition The m eeting was preceded by a tow· o! the Woodard-Ledlie lawns. Mrs. Bernard Ledlie was co- tn cum laude, 560 No. 2nd Ave .. Middleport; Mark Ewing Weaver, 644 5th Ave., Gallipolis. Rio Grance Colleg-eHolzer School of Nursing Associate Degrees Ramona Jayne Criss, cum laude. 140 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy; Sharrl Lynn Dixon, Rt. .1, Box 260. Gallipolis; Chrlsty Gay Fellure, summa cum laude, Rt. 2, Box 394, Gallipolis; Jerry William Gooldln, Rt. 2. Box 95. Crown City; Sheryl Ann Hardyman, Rt. 2, Gallipolis. Nancy D. Raming Kohlrleser, P.O. Box 703. Gallipolis; Nancy Newman Levernier, Rt. 3. Box ll9E, Gallipolis; Andrea C. Muter. magna c um laude, Box 146, Rio Grande; Lorl Ann Preston, Box 12, Cheshire; Rhonda Michelle Push kar, Patriol Star Route, Box 818. Gallipolis; Susan Lynn Roush, Rt. 1, Box 246, Gallipolis; Natalie Annette Shang, Rt. 3. Box 374, Bidwell; Deborah Kincaid Siders. Rutland Garden Club hears meeting report A rl'porl on Ihe recenl Region 11. Onio Association of Garden Clubs, ,pring me<•t ing held at Marie Ita and • Ice Tea Where Fiber Can Never Be Used T-Shirts. Caps, Jackets. Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS KING BUILDERS SUPPLY 614-992-7626 Middleport 405 N. 2nd AFTER 5 P.M. Ph. 992-5020 ~;~ Goblet ~~ (1 Wine MOUNTAINHR BARGAIN MATINEES SATURD4Y & SUNDAY Cinema._"2) ]I I 2100 HlCKS S~OPPING ALL SEATS $2.00 PlAIA ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $ 2.00 . - - - - - - - - - F R I D A ! thru THURSDAY:-- - - - - - ---, JUNE1 thru 7 I 11 ~~? JJ I lijl\'(11 'I I \) , I ' . I. ·~ ' High Ball ' I Double Old Fashioned 24% Lead Crysta l HERITAGE Sicmware and B"r ware . Brilliant Sparkle. Great Claritl'. Tht• perlecl gift for friends, and don't forge! lo includ e yourself . �Page 8- The Doil Sentinel Friday, June 1, 1984 rt, Ohio The Daily Sentinel B PHONE 992-2156- 1 Fnday, June 1, 1984 Public Notice Pubhc Sale 8o Auction Or Wrtle Olliff StRtiMI t11nlfled Dtpt Ill Court St ,_.,., Ot11o •s76! *?"Filii ' ilii4 11M* en• l11!.y .... OU01>f•" ""'' ' H OWi o,.vtoloon I I H""--G-do ~1Ci l V .. RodN>f-·moro I I~· >I• l ........... . .. ... . 71 ••••••• $. .. 7lt...eOoloolato 2]0' . . . . . . . . . . • c; ...... . *1@1 1111 tU 1lnno &4"'0 U Mot.,.<o<'*• Y& &oo<o lo "'"' " ' l•lr 1 t: onl ot t~ o~lo ""'d " ' "' '~'" l .,_., ~ H••, o• ~· ..,•• < • • •, '"""' .... " '""'". . - l l.,.o~oJeH<>mooloo!l.,, B' "'' 5•• ~ J ; f o m, u "'~""'' .......... '"''"'"'"'" •or. c a ~ ...... ~,.,."" ~ l~fno5oloo U • •• o oo ""•G e~ .. ~ . o Public Notoce c..-. o "•~ o ..., •• ' ' ' I ' '' ' " ' I ' -~~ ' 70 17l 881 n; loon ........ . _ to1o' ~JI htiOio Po"'""' c....... 9ti~ ~ Hl ~o , ...,d H7 WIOn~ Hl H l ... "u oond Cocv o ):/!1 ~" ·~ ~·~ ·· -"~' ' 5 wv ' "' .~ ..... • "" , .,, ~. , ~ () Ar I 1 , I !11 j () Truckloads of new merchandise EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT B1ll Brown. Auctioneer .. 00 ( <..:. n~ ~ Real Estate General 1 'i 'l \ 1 I j !J! rr 1 Ill u t l 1 f l jl v I 1 h.._. ' 111 1 p ) I{ 1 I "\ I I I'' Il l I I ' , F I '\ I I St 11 (i. ,;, I ( h I I I ' 1, 11 ( Hf I I j ( Mi l I I 1 I 1 11 I ' 11L '\ I 1 M1 r I rv'• '' 'I t1 1•tt• ( li k 1\i 1 ( •r (614) 464-3563 (614) 881-5784 POMEROY,O. 992-2259 NEW LISTING Older remodeled home rn tuwn w1th Three or lour THE NEW SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY Is Expandtng In Thts Area bed rooms Bargam pnced at $2~ 1 I • r IT• I• r 1 ( Rl L l\[ TRJ ..... "J [ I' <.., C UM < '- !ll ' I ll I 1\lr f H 11 r ~ r>J (l i N r 111J r'<J 0 1\ l',l)r-.,J Of I~ ' ' Jl I l ~v' ll ll ' r Lefs look at lhrs one Only $1 6900 Sfl cnf1ce Public Not1ce NEW LISTING - In the country Th ree bedroom .anch w1th lull basement Appx 2 I PUBliC NOTICE I' ' NEW LISTING - Two 01 three umt apt bU1Id1ng 111 Middleport O•ner has moved and must II 1\J f'JI I\ It\J o\ ' H I I f t ' ,, I ., ·~ 11 JUNE 3, 1984-1:00 P.M. 50 Two l11f' '>il fPs-one w1th t1ns Na lnut n1 ght stand ,.,.ashstand 2 Ea stlake dr essers slepsave r ca b1 net (wood} 3 pc maho sq uare table w1lh ped esta l 2 rocKers- on e w1 th press back 4 children s press back cha1 rs (1ard to f1ndl early ~.- h e rry chest ptne an d brass bed carv ed lovese at walnu t s1d c chatr two nc file cabme t 7 1raw"r Tort ece lll spoo l cab met cherry ro p» bed Se ll ers k.1t chen cupboard che nv V1llor 1a n slant fro nt desk 3 oc bed roo m swt e art deco Sid eboa rd walnut "O rn e1 . . . natnot 5 ~f'l 1 tall Ffl sllil kf' bed several mce fan s yarn Y-~mder wJI nut droplea f ta ble oak C1sh rack large wool so1 nnm g .,..,h eel small sp1nn1ng wheel Ch ild s doll strol ler '"d bed doll chesl WICker plan ter w1cker rocker other w1cker wagon ~ea t nw ror w1th eagle Se th fhoma s clock and others co ffee gr nctr.r bilsket" br ass br rd cage and stand t n crde pump old L1 ~ s beaded pur ~e stune 1u gs 1ar s Legan Oh 1ar 24 pc Lrmoges c hrna wrtl1 go ld twr se veral QUiltS n1ce lmen s Flo w Bl JP c:h ma ~~ctor1an tol e war e foot tub sterlin g silver ra Iroad be nell brdss ke lll e blue Wdl~am s & Repp arcl 4 ga llon cru rn m1lk ca ns bah1 bu ggy tru nk wood en chu rn " olc1 krt c: he n rt ems o' all types England and German chtn a vrntage clolh 1ng Call 992-2063 Belween 9 00 A M I 00 P M 5 9 I mo basement garage many other THRIFT SHOP PRICE REDUCED - Appx 105 acre farm near Rutland house barn and ot her bUild rngs Produc1ng otl well Ca ll about lh1s onP $75 000 ION su1te ( 40s) Pay Plans Earn an $800 Jewelry K11 - Wrn Trrp s and Prrzes beeut1lul v~ew Two WB FP lull Beautrlul leatures $79 000 ( ga ny bedroom E~tcellent Vetennanan Is At The Me1gs Humane Soctely ranch ty pe hcu5e Ill the country Three am~~ w1th a iv1 At The AuctiOn House-R!. 143 & Rt. 4 M ties West of Albany - Dr. Carol Osborne Ill ,,"' A 35 000 1 NEW LISTING - I ' n, t ' I I' I\ tors Needed - No E11peruence Nec essa ry No Money Needed acres ground rn good co ndrt1on '. ' 900 - 10 fasl'11on Show Drn'!c ,, se ~era l old dolls h a t p 111 ~ dn d other Jewelry old books post r: arr1s ar d pr1 nt s sevPral ptP.Cf'" orlurn1t urf' c1 nd oth er collec l 1bl es not lr sted Come prep ared lor l!rr rrl!erestm g sale TERMS OF SALE Cash or check w1th Pos1t1ve ID Food and Dnnks Available AUCTIONEER Rodney Howery Assoc1ate Frank Hutch1son PH 698-7231 GIVE YOUR CAMPER A PERMANENT HOME AT BIG FOOT PARK *GOOD BOATING *GOOD FISHING *BOAT DOCK & RAMP *BATH HOUSE *WATER & ELECTRIC Own Your Own Campsite NO MONEY DOWN $5Q A MONTH LEVEL WOODED SITES Directions: 6 miles below Gallipolis on Rt . 7 - across Raccoon Creek Bridge & follow signs. OPfN TILL DARK SAT. & SUN. REALTORS Henry Cleland Jr 992 6191 Dott1e Turner 992 5692 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Jo H1ll 985-4466 AW Real Estate General Mtddleport From 3 to 8 p m For Treatment Of Antmals 5/8/ I mo Part~ally carpeted, fuel oil furnace with facilities for woodbumer. 12x15 block storaee buildi~ 20x30 blodi Pra&ll! Riehl ott Rt 248. country setti~ y, mile east of Chester, OhiO. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Downstairs equipped with kitchen . hvmg room. d1nmg room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath; house also has basement Lot me approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. 8roker·Auct1on Serv1ce Cheryl Lemley, ~e1gs County AssoCiate Phone 742-3171 If Interested contact The Home Nat10nal Bank 1n Racme. 949-2210 Now Acceptmg L1stmgs m Me1gs Co VI .. GtL B S.. 116 r 1nd Sf Phone 1-(614) -992-3325 BUS · 985-3813 RES.· 985-3837 5' 7' 1 mono 5 rm bungalo"' bath 2 bedroo ms and carport Only $7 500 MINI FARM - 9 acres w1th trees pond and a6 rm home Ea~ern sc hools Just $35000 MIDDLEPORT - l evel lol near stores and schools 3 .,~"!~ Roolmg Work Alum1num & V1nyl S1d1ngs _. ,,.,,~ · · .,.~ ~ 113 W 2nd St Pomeroy OH Open 9 00 to 5 00 Closed Thursdays DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK Wed l1ke to rntroduce you to Engage A Car the modern way ChO ICe No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 326 Pomeroy OH 45769 For Fa ster Servrce ~ RACINE -Get a break olth11 home by f1xrng 11 yourself Ten rms and workshop aboUI 24x24 Ask1ng $23 000 OHer may buy NEAR RACINE - 3 bedroom GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITIINGS VOLUME DRIPS ranch n1 ce Kttchen dmtng area wtth n1ce Vlf'N patto lg fenced lot lor your pets Ask1ng $35 ()()() 3 YR OLD - 3 bedrooms mod k1t lg lam11y 1m garage and shop on ? ~0 acres $39 500 2 FAMILY - Bolh rented I ;, baths 1n each furniShed k~c hens and one acre 2 yrs okl Only $58 000 218 ACRES - free Gas II rms 3 car garage and olher farm burldrngs $95 000 •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWER RAIN LINES County Certrfred SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLEb 1 367-7560--367-767 Resrdence or 992-7121 CHESHIRE OHIO 3· 1 FREE ESTIMATES" J ) INTEREST RATES ARE RISING - BUY NOW m FREE PARKING HELEN.CAll BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH I I 0 Housing Headquarters 992- 21 96 Moddleport, Oh1o 1 13 tk FISHING REEL REPAIR Parts. Serv1ce & Cleanmg For Garc~a. Zebco. Sh1 mano. Johnson. D1awa. Qu1ck STEVE FINLAW PH -985-4266 L__ _ _ _ _ FISHERMEN ANY S IZE BASS MOUNTED S5Q TAXIDERMY SHOP New L1ma Rd Ru t l ~nd Oh PH 742 2225 I 14 1 mo It YOUNG'S We Have A Full T1me Shop Techmc1an on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE li n CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and remodeling - Roof1ng and gutter work - Concrete work - Piumbrng and el ectnca l work (Free Est1mates1 V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 or 992 - 7314 Pomeroy, Ohto "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Ml DDLEPORT. OHIO SERVICE KEN'S APPLIANCE 614-992-7626 9BS-3561 All Makes PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES •Washers •Du1hwashers •Ranges •Refrrgerators •Dryere •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE PH 992- 2478 No Sunday Calls 5/2/1 mo 4 4 ' Sl 01 NG CO. 4 part Doberman & German Shephard pups Most brown & tan Call 446 4 779 6 mo muced Poodle & Tamer Call Or Allan Bas ter Call 446 9752 2 female Dashchund pup ptes to g1ve away Would hke to fmd good homes for them Call 446 9275 Snow wh•te mother cat 3 male 1 wh1te 2 black ca ll 614 256 6587 Stereo & washer for parts Coli 614 245 9183 Must fmd home for stray dog Good turn dog, frrendly dog large wnh long black ha1r &. reddtsh face & legs Call 614 742 2830 lovable house cat hkes ch1ldren ca ll evemngs 304 B95 · 3597 Mat1ress and boM sprmgs 304 675 4198 To good home mr~~:ed 15 mo old dog good w1th ch1ldren 304-576 2169 Vinyl &Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types 20 years "free Est1mates' EUGENE LONG Ph. (6141 843-5425 5-82 mo pd WRITESEL ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows 949-2263 3 2 lin 1 grey kttten litter tramed Call 614 992 7689 aftor 5 pm MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your w~r~ng needs. furnaces repan servtce and mstallahon Res1dent1al & Commerc1al Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 J&L INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Storm Doors •Gutter &: Downspouts •Storm Wmdows •Roofmg •Replacement Windows •Stdewalks, Patoos •Custom Built Garages FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE - PH. 992-2772 1 11 " Lost and Found lOST m or around GAHS g rounds 2 r1ngs gold Ame thyst brrthstone and GAHS class rrng gold w1th Ame thyst stone. m1trals MlH l1beral Reward! Call 446 2978 o• 446 3920 Found large male dog, shaggy black hatr wtth d1sh blonde face & legs 1a1l Good turn dog 614 742 2830 r1 • long red Bob Call Pupptes mo1her reg1stered c:ollte, father regrstered husky 6 males. 4 females Gtve to good home Born Apnl 24 Coli 814· 992 6065 B SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Public Sale & Auctoon Auctton every Tuesday n1ght , P1 Pleasant. WVa Auct Lonnte Neal Youth Canter Bldg , Camden St 814· 367 7101 9 Wanted To Buy We pav cash for late model clean used cars Jtm Mmk Chev · Oids Inc Bill Gene Johnson 448 · 3672 Wanted to buy used coal &. wood heaters Swam Furm ture , 446 3159 3rd & Ohve St • Gelhpohs Oh Wanted to buy stand1ng hay Coli 446 ·0373 Buymg dally gold, Sliver coms. nngs Jewelry, sterling ware old coma large cur rency Top pnces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Mtddleport Oh 614-992 3476 Cash pa1d for fancy rron or heavy ~ron beds S 160 and up for certam Me1gs Co stone tars Old ttme cupboard cell 1 - 304 882 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds tron wood cupboards. chatrs chesu, baskeu. d1she 9 stone Jars, antiques gold and s liver Wrrte M D Mrller Rt 2, Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 or call 614-992 7780 Wanted old p1anos Paymg S20 00 and $40 00 each F1rst floor only Wrt1e g1v1ng drrect1ons W1tten P1anos Bo• 188. Sard1s Oh10 43946 Coli 614 483· 1605 Wanted to buy 1 or 2 bedroom tra1ler preferably on 112 acre lot or less Wnte P 0 Box 203 Pomeroy, Oh 45769 Emplovrnenl Services 11 Help Wanted G1veaway LOST D1amond weddrng nng lot of sen1tmental value Reward 1f found Ca ll 446 4320 I I PH. 446-8038 or 992-7119 4 6 BISSELL "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free stdmg esttmates. 949 -2801 or 949-2860 Available Anytime Bmgo for chanty Tuesday June 5th at Chester F1re House Early btrd game at 6 45 p m Cash & pnzes 6 puppres 7 weeks old mother small collie 304 895 3012 after 5 p m SIDING "FREE ESTIMATES" Mean Streak Band appear mg at Jane s Bar, West Colu111b1a Fnday 8r Satur day mght Sunday 1s lad1es n1ght featur1ng lee Tennent & the Muddy R1ver Band lad1es drrnk draft beer free from 9 to 1 Two blue k1t11es 6 wks old 304 675 6714 Vmyl 8o Aluminum DOZER WORK Am otfermg reward of up to $1 00 for mformat1on lead 1ng to the person takrng new spht red oak tomatoe stakes from the Delbert Lawson res1dence on Eagle A1dge Ad Rac1ne Call 614 949 2069 U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUCKS - LO BOYS - TRENCHER - WATER - SEWER - GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS LARGE or SMAll JOBS ' Oh10 Valley Flea Market Jun e 1 2 3 at Me1gs Co Fa1rgrounds the Valley' s fa stest growmg market also Ohto Valley Used Wheels Market m a Spec1al Area Show your used car truck boat, camper or cycle to thousands for onlv S2 per day or $5 for weekend For more 1nformatton cal l 614 992 6300 or 614 985 4396 SALES &SERVICE BOGGS Parts & Service \ I Holy land Tour Make your res ervattons now Also Eur 0p1an Tours E~~:penenced tour h ost Call 446 4313 Male 5 yr old Shepherd &. Retriever good w1th k1ds & good watch dog Ca ll after 5 00 992 2589 PH 992-7582 PULLINS EXCAVATING - DOZERS WEIGHT LOSS Program Yunka Foods For more 1ntormat1on call 446 9301 1 mother cat & 5 k1t1ens. 6 wks old Call 614 446 1276 Open by chance or Appomtment 500 lmcoln Hill Pomeroy Gymnast1cs by Karen Waugh at Hannan Trace Hrgh School Starts June 4th every Monday & Wed nesday Co11614· 256·1621 or 614 256 6316 to regu; ter $1 50 per lesson Beagle pups CltiP,614 379 2115 Authomed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment WATERMELON PATCH Balloons for Get Well Annt versarys, Birthdays , par t1ess Smgmg Gorrtlla Call Balloons & Co 446 4313 •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR t OMC FLOSS BOOKS CUSTOM MAD E FRAMES RegiSter for Ma~ Basket fu II of Cross St1tch Supplies SWEEPER and sewrng ma chme reparr parts and sup plie s Ptek up and dehvery, Davrs Va cu um Cleaner, one half mtle up Georges Creek Rd Call 614 446 0294 6 wk old pupp1es %Basset Call 614 388-8783 CHESTER-985- 3307 COUNTED CROSS STITCH 8 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Wolfe Investigations, Inc. Worked in home area WI: 7( l We can repm and recore radtators and heater cores We can also actd botl and rod out radiators. We also repa tr Gas Tanks. Rt 1 long Bottom. Oh I ll MINERSVILLE -6 rm frame cenlral heat bath and v~ew ol niJer d facturers Racrne Oh Ph 614 843 5191 Re asonably Pnc ed 1 tfn PH 992-5682 We Use Von Schrader EqUipment Recommended by leadmg Carpel Manu P&S BUILDINGS Sut lu iJ/., lo o G love > Et( JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-7201 985-3813 PH. (614) 985-4212 S1zes Start From 12 x16 UTiliTY BUilDINGS S1zes from 6 x6' Up to 24'x36 Insulated Dog Houses TANNED DEER HIDES Also Transmission 35185 Oak H1ll Road long Bottom OH 45 743 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Thru Monfl· of M a y AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Warehouse lnstallatton Avatlable 4/2711 mo FOR Rt 124 Pomeroy Ohro PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS •END LOADER 'DOZER BACKHOE 'RECLAMAT ION WORK 'OIL FIElD SERVICES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM HUl l THOMES 'WATER GAS & OIL LINES Roger Hysell GARAGE PLASTICS & SUPPLY 517!1 mo •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER FREE ESTIMATES J&F CONTRACTING RADIATOR SERVICE PAT HILL FORD l 78 Hn 11c PH. 992-2549 OPEN· MON -SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C l KITCHEN 5/2211 mo bedroom home w1th I baths $23()()() POMEROY lanuly home near Kroger s Central heal 2 baths and lg lot As'rng $34 500 OHer needed I I I !lr '76 95 '14995 ' 17495 '69 95 GRill '42 50 R SUPPORT ' B4 95 TAIL GATE 'BS 00 FORD FENDER '69 95 BUMPER '69 95 Also Some Car Fenders Available We Have the Lowest Rates II "Free Est1mates" FENDER DOORS HOODS BUMPERS 985-3837 Call 614 992 -6737 GREG ROUSH PH 992-7583 or 992 22B2 WHALEYS AUTO PARTS PH 992 7013 New Chevy Truck 742-2328 FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 & Gar~ges J \J 1 rrru ACCENT 220 E Matn Pomeroy 15 Years Expenence G&W INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE to dnve the vehrcle of your NEW LISTING - W1ll Open May 21st .....(.' '--- ~ 498 Gen Harlmger Pkwy M1ddleporl OH GAS liNES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes-Exlenme Remodelmg Insurance Work CustQ.m Pole Bldgs PERSONALIZED POOLS THE DITCHING SERVICE TEAFOR-0 TOM'S SHOE REPAIR AL TROMM Every Tuesday 1 ~92-3325 12x15 hvi!ll Business Services 608 E Matn 11 room. M l Bud" McGHEE ' Call: FOR SALE (1) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres with a nicely constructed conaete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. room and 24x24 family Real Estate General Announ r.e menl s Public Sale 8o Auct1on A1ck Pearson Auct1oneer Servtca Estate, Farm , An · t1qua & hqu1datlon sales lrcensed & bonded'" Ohto & WVo 304-773·6786 or 304 773· 9186 Auc11on every Fn mght at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchand1se every week Con11gment1 of new and used rrerchand•aa alwav• welcomea R1chard Rev noldt Auct1onaer 304-275 3069 The Daily Sentinel Page Ohio 11 L.AFF-A-DAY Help Wanted Retad Outlet must employ 3 consc1ent1ous 1rustworthy ms1de reta1l sales clerks lmmed1ately Retatl expe nence desrred but not ne cessa ry Must be able to work w1th mtnrmum super v1s1on and be able to meet publ1c must be prof1c1ent tn baste mathmat1cs Oppor tumty for advancement for nght persons Please reply m own handwrtttng reteren ces reqUired to boM 800 m care of the Galhpolts Oa1ly Tttbune 825 3rd Ave Galhpohs Oh 45631 Homemakers Dream' No expertence needed to earn 26% commtssron demon stratmg tn frtends homes Vou control hours and tn come Absolutely no mve"st manti Also bookrng part1es Call 446 1270 or wnte Toy Plan, Johnstown. PA 15904 A Fun Job Supervisors needed for USA No 1 Toy Party Plan to l·nre tram and manage demonstrators Ex cellent management posr t1on opportunity for home makers former teachers career or party plan dealers Call today Shem 304· 736 6330 collect Baby 11tter 1n my home home dunng summer months 8 00 · 4 00 call 304· 882 2853 after 6 00 call 304 -773 6867 1 day only Wed June 6 1984 1 1 am to 3 p m Super Amertca 28th St Pt Pleasant 1s accept1ng ap phcattons for 2 part t1me cesh1ers E11.cellent oppor tun rttes for advancement With a rap1dly growtng com pany Apply 1n person An Equal Opponun1ty Employer 12 Want w1dow to hve 1n w1th wrdow for compantonsh1p rent free must help w1th utlllttes and be able to drrve my car Ca11446 1414 Will care kr the elderly 1n my home Lots of references Men or women Call 614 667· 3402 1B Wanted to Do lawn Mowmg & Tnmmrng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Catl 614 256 6251 otter 5 30 Roofmg and gutter work metal work housepamtmg. carpenter work Exc ref Free estrmates Call 446 3171 General Haulrng For sale Umestone f1ll dirt, and top sorl Call Call 614 256 t427 Concrete & block work, retam.ng watls garages, pa tros concrete floors Free est1mates Call 614 256 1632 Wdl do tutormg can start tmm edtate ly Call 446 7426 Babvs1ttmg 1n my home L1ve close to GOC Call 446 2316 Expertenced seamstress w1ll do sewrng {mendmg altere trans . pattern. etc } 15 Prne St Galltpohs 446 4193 W1ll ba bystt weekends or evenmgs, vary dependable, love chtldren have referen ces Call 992 7565 ask for Karen Water wells, dr1Ued & ser v1ced Free estimates Call 614 992 5006or614. 742 3147 Will baby ssrt tn my home. all ages references respons1 ble 304 675 6297 Chandler Dr1ve Pornt Pleasant Two reliable Chrtst1an men to do parntmg 1ntenor or axtertor Call 304 675 5496 H&S Home Improvements needs a salesman for s1drng Ph 367 0409 Admtsstons representative for Gallipolis Bus1ness Col lege Salary plus bonus Sales eMper1ence helpfuL but not necessary Call 446 4367 Ask for lee Tyler for mtervtew Wanted babysttter summer months, day sh1ft. Chesh1re erea Call 614 367 0594 after 4 00 Educational posiuons avatl able, full or part -t1me Call 614 245·9566 Wanted Ambrtrous, tough mrnded people who are wtllrng to work hard for an excellent 1ncome Full or part t1me Send resume to box 400 m care of the Gall1pohs Oa1ly Tnbune 825 3rd Ave . Gelhpolrs. Oh 45631 Ass1stant Orgams1 needed at Grace Eptscopal Church Call 814·992·3968 Wanted someone to care for eldflrly lady 1n her home on 12 hr shtft basta Reply rn wrrt1ng to P 0 BoM 682. Pomeroy Ohto References requtred Wattresa & kttchen help For tntervl8w appomtment call 614 992 6836 Legal secretary destred on e1ther a pan ttme or full· It me basts Salary depend1ng on expertence Send qualificattons to P 0 Bo11 486, Pomeroy, Ohro Recepttontst po11t1on availa ble In health care profesSional off1ce Day 1h1ft with hmtted evenings Send re sume 8t references to R eceptiOntlt, P 0 Bo• 112. Mrddloport, Oh1o 46760 HIOH SCHOOL SENIORS· GRADUATES II you are wondering how you can gat a job wtthout work expe· rlence. the Wut Vlrgtnia Army Nation•! Guard might be the an1wer for vou Earn good money while learntng 1 skill Full ttme .,.y while you train. part ttme PlY once you come back homo coli 304· 876 - 3960 or 1 800-1142· 3619 S1tuatoons Wanted Financial 21 Busmess 0 pportunoty NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO recommends that you do bus1ness w1th people you know and NOT to send money through the matl unttl you have mvestl gated 1he offenng I EARN MORE than a hvtng Advance accordmg to your own effort And share rn the exc1t1ng Shaklee bonus program Interested? Call 614 379 2205 you all know, your Uncle Alex was a great As contest e nthus1 ast so fo,· m1lhon dollars 31 Homes for Sale 4 bdr , 1% bath 5 acres garden spot, % mr below Eureka Workshop w1th car port S29,500 Call 446 4222 One acre lot wtth large 1n ground pool torn lmer and part1ally ftmshed base ment For mformatiOn call B13 665 1232 A EAL CUTE HOME smoll yard at a real bargttm pnce Mrddleport 614 992 6941 $2,000 down take over $316 mo payment taxes&. Insurance rncluded 3 bdr ranch. full basement, wood burner. c1ty school, located 1n Plantz Subd1v1sron, $24 400 balance Call 446 8002 Un1que hrstonc log home tas1efully restored l av rom 3 bdrms k1tch bath Orgmal stone f.replace Gar w1th shop, utd bldg plus barn 40 acres M l of wooded htlls A page from h1story Off Rt 35 8 m1 from R1o Grande Prtced low S50's Sma ll farm near Center pomt 3 bdr home lge old barn gar , other out bldgs SW schools, 39,000 wtth 30 acres 45,000 wr1h 40 acres Call Jack Rodertck 614 286 4498, Century 21 Wtn nre Blatr Realty, Broker Wmme Blatt G A I 7B Broadway St Jackson, OhiO 1 bedroom home 1n c1ty good cond1t1on. large star age buddrng. and smell garden space S 13 500 Call 446 3150 2 bdr bnck an R1o Gr11nde $215 mo plus securt1ydep no pets Call 614 245 5439 6 rooms basement. double garage 1 & one-thtrd acre lot Rose H1ll Pomeroy $32 900 Call 1 614 678 2513 Owner 1ransferred must sell beautiful 3 bedrm bnck home Ftreplace. deck woods. prtvacy sunshme $63.900 Call 614 992 5420 8 yrs old 3 bedrm 2 baths famtly room w1th wood burner Smglecargarage on 8 flat acres w1th stocked pond C1ty water m Racme Call 614 949 2641 11 0 Maple Place Pomeroy 2 bedrooms fam1ly room large lot Must sell to settle estate Pnced $18 500 no reasonable offer reJected Call collect 1 614 891 0442 V1rgmra Crew For sale by owner 2 story frame 7 room house com· pletely remodeled 5 year old root & heattng svstem plenty of closet space oak woodwork, 1 117 baths full basement & garage w 1th poss1ble effec1ency apart mont Apprarsed value $41 000 osk1ng $36,000 & owner wtll make down pay ment with approved cred1t located w1th1n walktng d1s tance of elementary school & downtown Pomeroy lf lnterested call 614 992 3530 after 5 30 p m or call 614 992 5954 - - - - - - - - -Homes for sale land c o n tract f1xed mterest at 8 percent w1th ,0 percent down payment Call 614 992 · 7022 4 large roomed home for sale cement dnveway & srdewalk Between Mme 1 & 2 $6000 Cell 614·669 3751 22 Money to loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates Ft~~:ed conventional FHA VA leader Mortgage, Athens collect 614 592 3051 23 Professional Serv1ces PIANO TUNING lower prtced regular tun1ngs drscounts to Santor Ctttzens. Churches & Schools Ward 's Keyboard. 304 675 3824 Prano Tun1ng and Rapatr Brun1card1 Mustc: Co • 446 0687 Sktll and 1ntegflty our trademark Lane Oamels, 614 742 2961 Profeastonal Electrolysll Cltn1c. Probe Type Elecnoly SII AMA. FDA & FCC approved Doctor referrals 304 -676 · 6588 Real Eslale 31 Homes for Sale By owner lovely 2 bdr , home on waterfront. boat ramp & dock, cloae to town, priced U4.900. Will holp finance Call 814 256 · 1216 9 Homes for Sale '(atd Sa\eS For sale by owner, 3 bed · room , new carpe1. gas. c1ty water and central air Also. jomt lot with 32 x40 new garage, Galhpolls Ferry 304 675 ·3067 Truck Ortvers m1n1mum ex· penance. no relocatiOn Call 606 491 0292 8 00 am loll 6 00 pm No oalls after 5 pm Babyalner 1n my home on Redmond R•dge for two boys ages 10 and 3 June 2 00pm · 9 30pm, July 6 30am - 3 30pm and Au gust 2 OOpm 9 30pm Ref erences requ1red Phone 304 675 5421 ask for Carol 31 House &: 3 lots for sale $10,000. 10 Hartford. W Ve Coli 614-882 · 2831 3 Announcements one bath, 1 5 3 tc Selling 111 Cows and 9 Bulls 3 bedroom farm house with barn. 60 acres_ II lot R ROYAL OAK FARMS REAL ESTATE ,, large (6) 1 REGISTERED POLLED HEREFORD SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 2 11 :00 A.M. S]5,QQQ I I ' 181 5 Forest W1llow Columbus Oh10 was ap po nted Exec utr x of the estate Jl Lest e M Pr1ce deceased late of 18 15 Forest Willow Court Columb.J s Oh o Robert E Sue>: Prot;al l::' Judqe BY Le 10 K Ness t>h Odd Clerk For Sale by Owner P oJ t t 1 r r1 t- . I l '1 Crew Court • 1r '-) 'I APPOINTMENT OF RDUCIARY On Mev 2q 1984 I ) nu> Me1q s Co u n ty Pr ohate Court Case No 2 4432 V r111n1a Real Estate General Ap~loCmo o Pubhc Not1ce I I 1 Beech Grove Rd Rutland Moooo . "" "' " oo Av• ogoo.,ooi O< I '' Amer. Legion Hall • l OD c "' " ... I ' I I 1'1 l'loooon ' n1on '' ' I 61 6 Gu,onDo ••ooDo oiJ•..,•• At The 9U ""•••••- Nonce oF 7:00P.M. "" •o.on Co N~ Au Co oo l<M Co~ "'• l&ll "H I !111 "'"''""II'' Pubhc Nonce ' , H~ U o M , 10 , Public Not1ce PUBUC NOTICE LEGAL NOTIFICATION C oll• c o u""""~· e ~. , Aou Co<>oe o ... g• ~ I I l<omo l"'p<ooom.onlo ll l' ~ mbngl><oo n ; 1 1 Foo.o•"nv IO { lOCI OC OI & • • I QO 0 0" " "" o O " Hon •o •••• Cio I o ( cun .. Ul )81 /1"'1"' ''~ld•J•Ir ... ...... . ,., t~. ,.,., ,~ Todo on U h oo 8<ot • • S <>o o o Ron O f! Q Po" & Auooo Ul .. "' Au o~ 7e c.,, .. ~ ltl8 Oo .. ,_I • """" ~or ".~ ~ -"~' 4> I II 77 "" 0 ~ ••• ""& "ov••n'-• "' "'""''''o ~on Ol,. o~lol< o"'" ' "'~on o OJ '"'"'' o•~•• 1 ' ..."'""'"' "" I l~ !no v oneo IOi vo nooo l .. nn" I ~ i <• oo " o •o o < '"""' .. ~J "'~'"' "' u So<• 1 • ll~o nou tu d n'l" 15 ~0 • • " " • ..,. l$ ANI(IIIIOWOn10<1 0 · - · •••"l•n ..,••hon<l" ~· 1.1 1< u ···d<·~ n~olltoo1ol0 1 1 H..,.ool<>< $ olo e '"' """."""" ) s-.., .. PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF LESLIE W PRICE. DECEASED Coso No. 24432 Dod<ot 12 Poge 424 AUCTION TONIGHT Fi@li!Miii!.E Public Notice Baum Add1tron, 3 bedroom brrck 1 '12 bath full base ment family room carport patto ac: $57 000 Call 614 986 4201 Pomeroy, Large lot 1 Y2 bath. 3 bedrooms, remo deled, like new mstde, rooms carpeted call 614 992 2602 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUYIII 14 ft w1de three bedroom, bath and half. mob1le home stttmg on mce lot, ready to move mto 8225 00 down 8226 00 per month 304-676-271t 1- - - - - - - - - - 3 bedroom Ranch on At 160 $38 60000 9 per cent assumable loans call 304 · 676- 7746 or 675 2183 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 36 PHONE 614 446 7274 1 965 1 2x60 mobtle home. unfurnished 63.900 Cell 446 1340 1979 3 bdr mobtle home, on % acre lot well shaded Must sell both together Call 614 3B8 9957 1211 Matn 6 room brtck. fueplece, ba~ement, new furnace, large yard, many oxtros 40's 304· 875 2381 New 3 bedroom houn , 34 acres Glenwood area $66,000 o• boot offer 304 · &76-2363 or 578-2821 For or trade, 2 'h bed · room all modern houae with beth. attached garage, vinyl . steel , alumn Sellortredefor 2 or 3 bedroom trailer and lend 304-882-3690 Fraz•ers Bottom Flea Market Every weekend U 5 35 Fraziers Bottom WVa 260B2 Don Fraz1er Operator 304· 765-2779 Sale Sat June 2 9 t1ll at Jo hn son& Mobtle Home Park Across from Blue Fountam M ote l manv ntce ttems rncludtng cabbage patch l1k e dolls Yard Sale Set 1 0 to 7 At Gnfftth Grocery 1n Kanauga, Oh Gas cook stove and mangle Movmg Sale Household 1tems plus much more Turn rrght at C lipper M1lls Follow s1gns Saturday 9 7 Yard Sale Mother of Trrplets, clothes household, furm· ture lots of m1sc 344 LeGrande. Gall1pohs May 31 June, 2 Garage Sale Fn Sat & Mon Fa1rf1eld Ce n t Rd Clothes all siZes m1 sc 1tems 10 6 Yard Sale Addrs10n FWB ladles A1d June 1 & 2 9AM to 9PM ra1n or shme at 1127 Second AVe lots of everythtng for all ages 12x70 Elcona expando Awn1ng underp1nn1ng steps, drapenes K1tchen appl AC pnce reduced' Call 4467751 or 614266 6569 Huge Yard Sale' Cheshire Oh1o Rt 7 across fr o m servrce stat1on June 1 & 2 9 5 lnstde 1f rams Clothes glassware pots. & pans etc Cheshire Unrted Methodist Women 1976 Bayv1ew 14x70refng erator, stove, atrcond , good cond Cell 446 1 506 121160 3 bdr 1 Marlette , 969 woodburner fuel or I furnance Call Tom at 614 367 0414 anyt1me , 976 14~~.70 Rosemont to tal elect 3 bdr underpin· nrng. with removable 10x32 port1on carport $8,500 Call 446 3162 2 mobile homes lot and garage Upper Rt 7 Ask1ng &23 000 Call 446 9327 1968 Gregory mobile home 12x65, $4 200 Ca ll 614 379 2124 anyt1me 1959 Archard s on house trailer, 2 bdr $3 200 Call 614 256 6058 1978 Patrtot 2 bdr mob1le home 1 yr free rent where parked Call 614 388 8469 after 5PM Closmg Out Trarler Rental Busmess Had 22 ONLY 6 lEFT S1zes 1 0~~.50 & 12x52 2 bedroom fur mshed A comfortable home for a low Pnce Brown's Tra1ler Park Mrnersvdle Ohro Co11614 992 3324 8x50 ABC house tra1lor 2 bedroom Call 614 985 3866 1969 12~~:60 Schult mobrle home comp let e lv fur mshed, rncludmg washer & dryer, m1croweve & 60 ft wooden porch Call 614 992 2881 1- - - - - - - - - - - 1981 Kukwood mobrlc home, 14x70 electrtc, 3 bedrooms 1% bath wood burner, $14,500 Call 614 843 5244 Garage Sale Fn & Sat 8 00 to 4 00 Fatrfteld Cent Ad rn Fa1rf1eld Acre s Yard Sale June 1 & 2 9 5 Furntture, lamps curtarn s rad1o clothmg 12 m1 les out At 141, Jet 325 Yard Sale 32 Henkl e A >.Je Frt & Sat 6 1 6 2 TV appliances ch1ldren s clo thmg and more 3 Famrly Sat June 2 9AM to 7 391 LeGrande Blvd p1cnt c Garage Sale Thu rs Fn Sat May 3, June 1 & 2 2 m1 from At 141 on Ne1gh borhood Ad Garage Sal e Bulavrlle Porter Ad 1/4 mr from Townhouse June 1 & 2 Yard & Hot Dog Sale Sat Bell Chapel Church yard 1 block from McDonalds 3 Famdv Yard Sale 925 4th Ave Fn & Sat 9 ? l1vrn groom su 1t e lamps clothmg of all s1zes & m1sc 1tems 7 Famtly Garage Sale Thur Fn Sat B 5 6 m1 below Gallrpolts Rt 7 Prng pong table antique charrs re c lmer porta crrb ste re o. curtams lawn furnrture lamps bedspread s c h1f frobe chest clothrng d1shes shoes smk bed & dresser car c over tables shee1s 3 Fam1ly Jun e 1 2 9 OOAm 5 OOPM Cente nary across from Jumbo Flam cancels 69 PMC 12~~:55 mob1le home 304 676 761 0 1- - - - - - -- - - 1975 Granvill e 12~~:60 all elec central a1r under penned, 8~~:10 out bu1id1ng $7 ,300 Call 304 675 · 6085 1- - - - - - - - - - 1980 Holly Park 14~~.70 2 bedroom , 1% baths total electnc central a1r cond dishwasher porch w1th awn1ng underpenmng star age burld1ng 304 675 2604 '71 Crestwood 12x65 exc cond S9 600 00 wtth heat pump and atr cond or S6 600 00 wt1h gas heat but It on porch 304 5 76 2940 01 576 2602 1977 Cameron mobrl e home 14x70 wrth expando 3 bedrooms, e~~:tras, $8.000 00 Phone 304 675 2700 REPOSSION. 12x60. mo brle home $500 down $139 monthly 304 576 2711 For sale or Rent, 2 bedroom tra1ler, 304 675 6350 1982 Clayton 1 4x70 2 br 2 baths central a1r cond 816.600 fum lots of ex .... 304 773 5550 35 Lots 8o Acreage 3 5 acre homeSttes near Rt 36 at Rodney 3 m1 from Holzer Hosp1tal Call 446 8221 Yard Sale Sat 9 to 4 Quat! Creek lot 25 & 26 Stove clothes & m1sc 333 Th1rd Ave Fr1 & Sat June 1 & 2 Clothmg glass m1sc 1t ems Yard Sale 3 111 mr Rt 775 3rd house , nght K1ds clothes m1 sc Brke s June 1 2 9 ? Ram shrne Yard Sale Furn1ture clothes stereo some antrques Rt 35 between R1o Grande <Jnd Thurman June , & 2 9 00 7 2 Famtly Sat June 2 9 6 Very mce 1tems cloth1ng games toys b1 c ycl e etc E1ght tenths mtle out N e1gh borhood Rd Red brrck on left ~===========~ 1 acre of ground 1n Grow's Subdlvlaon. $6000 Call 614-992 · 2671 Four grave Iota tn Ohio Valley Memory Gardena Phone 304-675 4236 bo· fore 3 30 PM 3 Fam1ly Yard Sale Chrldrens Garage Sa le June 2 & 3 Curtams drapes beds pread s ch1ldrens clothmg 0 to 3 yrs toys many m1sc 1tems At , 60 Nor1h four tenths of a mrle past Jet 554 on AM by lane 3 BR house 2 full baths close to town No ch1ldren or pets Ca11614 245 5281 5 rms & bath 2 car garage 2004 Chatham S200 rent depoSit & references re· qutred Rodney area modern 3 bdr ranch, 6286 rent deposit & references required Blackburn Realty , 446 0008 FOR AENT , Furn 3 rm cottage, tn town Adults only no pets Aef and dep requtred 446 - 2543 6 rm 1n Crown City Cal1 oftor 4 00 , 614· 256 · 1744 house lrncoln $300 Dop & ref call · 2816 o• 992 - 4 iamrly yard sale Saturday June 2 toys & cloth.ng Col lege Rd Syra cuse 2nd house on rrght 5 family yard sa le starts Sunday June 3 through June 5 581 112 S 4th Ave Middleport June 1 & 2 Bradbury 2nd house on left af ter pass~ng c au11on ltght 10 a m to 4 pm 810 S Second Mtddleport Ju ne 1 9 El ect dryer furnrture bed linens clo thrng applrances curtatns drapes Silverstone toys lamps knrve s p1c1ures lots m1sc larg e yard sal e June 1 & 2 at Sonny VanMeter rcs1 dence at Clifton W Va Yard Sa le 541 S 2nd Mrddleport (Redov1an s) June 1 & 2 Yard sale at Howard b1rch held s east of Rutl and off At 124 June 4th & 5th Yard sale 254 W M a 1n .it Pomeroy Saturday June 2nd From 9 to 6 3 famtly yard sale Saturday June 2 6 p•ece p1t group motorcycle m1sc 1tems G ilb ert Hart res1dence Ra cme Oh ro G1gant1c Garage Sale behmd B1dwe ll Post Otf1ce M an thru Sat AU srz es c hrldren cl othe s toys mr sc Garag e sa le Saturday June 2 J ean Stout re std ence 7th St Syra c use il l day only evP.ry thrn g cheap Yard Sale Fr1 & Sat 9 5 Webst er Sheet Ad off At 553 Crown Cny 6 1 4 256 1447 YrHd sale at l1bby F1 sher s Racrne Yellow Bush Ad Mon June 5th 819 Yar ck.Sa le Sat J un e 2 9 1 11? ihl 1le fr om Vrnton Elem on Keystone Ad 5 Fam1ly Yard Sa l e Sat Ju ne 2nd at 130 S t ate St 9 to 1 VEtrd Sale 1 705 Chestn ut St 9 n Fn ?1 Bunk bed s ladres shoes tnnkets m tsc Wooden table s ch<Jirs belt exerc rser nrc e c hlld re n s clothes mu ch more Fn Man 9 5 Across h om Mmks A uto Sales At 35 on Deenre Onv e VardSal eJFam 1ly Ju nc4& 5 Addi son Townhouse 9AM 4PM Baby clothes c hlldren s men womens clothmg , hou se hol d 1tem s Garage Sale at Ce ntenary Townhouse Sat 9 6 baby clothes Jean s many nems 5 fam1hes Yard Sale One day only Saturday June 2 Grrl baby clothes !9 1 8 mths I On m1sc tt ems On At 7 l ower R1ver Ad 1 3 m1les past Wtllls Fun er al Home Yard Sale 196 Sanders Or 9 6 k1ds t oys clothe s mens clothes Pomeroy Middleport & V1cmity 5 famrly yard sale J ne 2 9 am to 3 p m at Ron Clarl11 restden ce M atn St A acme Some furnrture mrlk g lass clothrng books Ram Can eels Ftrst Ever Furn1ture starn less k1t chen ware cl ot hmg books household mrsc Fme selectton 8 006 4100A am Thurs 5 31 & Fr1 or Shrne Sr 124 Rutl and Rd N ath an B1 ggs Res Rentals Houses lor Rent 2 famtly yard sale 456 Beech St Mrddleport Fn day June 1 3 Fmatlv Yard Sa le Drshes clothes furn rture & 52 00 A tan ga me 820 Gavm Dr Rodney Vtllag ell 8 00 6 00 Fn & Set Yard Sale Tuppers Plarn s Arbaugh Add1t1on Fn & Sat Jun e 1 & 2 9 3 10x50 trailer o n largel - - - -- - - -- -wooded lot 7 mtles below May 31 June 1 & 2 Ata n 2600 w rth cover paddles Gallrpolls on Ra coo n st1cks 6 ca rtrrdges sewmg $10 995 304 675 6448 ma c h1 ne stroller hobby horse ad ul t & ch rldr en c lo thmg etc At 1rarler across from po ol m Syrac use 992 2050 41 sale 149 Pomeroy Garage sale Frtday & Satur day ram or shme 9 to 5 Baby 1tems q 1rl s 1eans s1ze 7 to 13 tops shoes books skates Jewe lry arr con d1t o net 575 car seat $20 Lead1ng Creek Ad off Rt 7 2nd duveway on nght 35 lots & Acreage F~rst strea1 on the nght after 1 -::--::---~-.------ croasrng. Northup bndge Approx 1 30 foot frontage Call 446 34B5 5 00 3 Famrly Yard Sale Fr1day & Saturday June 8 & 9 35 Portsmouth Ad Mens womens boys clot hrng lug gage book s furmture et c Hours 9 00 to 5 0 0 Tra1ler on large wooded lot B0AT RAMP and dock space Call 5 B evenmgs 304 675 644B Terms Hollyperk 14~~:70 e~~:c cond 1211.8 deck underpenntng and l arge room au cond Included 304 B95 3896 or 895 3600 Yard Sa le 18 37 Chestnut St June 1st & 4th 10 00 Yard Sale June 1 2 & 3 C lothes kntck knacks cur tams Farrvtew Evergreen Rd Carport Sale Sat 9AM 4PM 1121 Sunset Dr good quality pnces cheap 1981 Garage Sale 46 Henkle Ave Sat Jun e 2 9 00 4 00 Jeans t eens cl oth es long dresses m1sc cloth es toys adu lt Clothes much more Thurs Fn Sat 9 5 1802 Chatham Ave 1970 london 12x60 3 bedroom total gas portable washer 8r dryer drshwasher $5000 Co li 614 985 3597 1- - - - - - - -- - - M1ch1gan Sale Close out no reasonable offer refused Clothes stroll er c urtams d1shes 50 N e1l Ave G1gant1c F1rst T1me, Two Fam1hes large vanety of ttems Fn Sat Jun e 1 2 M1tchell Ad Chddrens clothes table & mrsc 1tems 5 htmtly yard Mulberry Ave June , 2 3 9 5 141117 Wtndsor, central atr d1shwesher, mrcrowave. stereo system v1nyl unders k1rtrng extra n1ce utllrty bu1ldmg Pnced reasonably Call 614· 245 9296 House. 3 lots. $1 0 000 00 304-882-2831 1- - - - - - - - - -- Garage Sale Fardteld Acres Subdrvts10n Fa1rf1eld Cente nary Rd Fnday-Saturday Gailipoifs & Vicinity Yard sale 133 Butternut Av e Fnday & Sat urday June 1 & 2 Warm mormg heat er Anttq ue l ove seat wrth cha1r blank et chest drnnette b1ke trres rocker baby furnitur e blankets & spreads antrqu es & c ollect• bias mu ch m ore 2 hm1ly garage sale R1ggscrest Add1t10 n Baby 1tems ch1ldrens clothmg bed m1sc Mev 31 & Jun e 1 10 to 5 Yard sale June 1 & 2 453 Grant St Mtddleport From Ya rd sale :.t Opa l Kloes rn Syra cuse near school M ov1e came ra small ster o Cole man hcutc r electrrc h eater wom en s clothmg s1zes 10 1 2 & 1 4 men s cloth rng reiiQIOU S ho oks & many ot her rtems June 5 6 & 7 From9 w3 Pat10 sal e June 4th & 5th 10 am to 5 pm Lots of mrsc 6 06 M a n St R ac1ne Oh1o Garro II Teaford residence 3 f e~ mrl y ye~rd sale June 2 nd & 4th 18 0 5th S1 M1ddle port Lots of rnr sc rt em s Yard sa le Snturd ay June 2 Iv an Pnw r=!ll restdence 527 5 th St Rae ne Oh1o Dr1veway sa le behmd ho usfl! M onday Jun e 4th 9 to 4 727 Broadway Stree t M1d dl epor1 Oh•o Ram ca ncel s Pt Pleasant & V1cimty l arg e s1ze womens clothes an d everythm~ else Thurs & Fn 212 0 M onroe Ave In the rear Yard Sa le 2023 Jeffer so n Ave Pomt Plea sant June 1 st and 2nd 9 t1ll 5 6 famrly yard sale Frr Sat, 10 t1ll 1 Sun 12 till 7 Ga lltpolr s Feny by Beale Sch ool Ga rr~ ge Sale 4 lamdy Devr1ck res rcf enr.e Ga lhpol1 s Ferry May 3 1 June 1 2 W:Hc h f or s1gns Garage sa le Thur s Frr S<tl 3203 J ackson Ave Baby bed pla\1 pen 9 "' Yard slae 112 Pleasant St Fn e~ n d Sat June 1 and 2 Four fam 1ly yard sale 4 m1 les out Sand H1l l Road June 1 2 BA M Yard Sa te At 35 by Walk er Wre cker Se rv1ce Hender son Fr1 and Sat Ram or Shme Yard Sa le Fn and Sat 192 1 N Ma1n St Porn1 Pleasant Clu thrng M1sc Mov1ng Sa le everythm g must g o Roush Ferrell Or Cam p Con lP.V Sat J une 2 8 30 , Yard Sa le 3 fam1ly Sat ur day June 2 2305 .Jefferson Ave 10 00 trl l 5 00 PM Lots of m 1sc 1t em s 4 fam1ly yard sale every thmg fr om baby clothes to furmture ant 1q ues radtos Ram or shme 9 6 Sat Jun& 2 2030 Cha th am St Galli polts OhiO Yard sale Sat 10 a m till? 1 Woodmont Dr Behm d Pea pie s Ban t< Pt PI 9 till 4 Yard sa le Fr1 & Sat Jun 1 & 2 308 4th St Mason 3 fam1ly yard sale Saturday June 2 9 trll 4 a1 the Don lannmg res1dence on Rt 33 lots of children's c lothes & much more Ram cancels Ya rd sale 2 nd & M1ller St lason 10 5 Fn & Sa~ .pon s by NH Ftrst Church of God youth fellowshtp Yard Sale, May 31 & June 1 , 10 to 5 1% m1les from langsvtlle on SR 325 1 m1le up Sat June 2 Mon 4th , lues 51h 9 t1l 7 Rem or shme, 2629 Mt Vernon Ave Pt Pl. 01shes all kmds �Fnday, June 1, 1984 Pomeroy- Middlepo<t, Ohoo niCK TnAC\" Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Houses for Rent 41 Pomeroy-Middleport, deposit 54 Misc. Merchandise 614-742 - Firewood for sale, •20 .00 pick-up load, $30 .00 deli- Modern 3 br, 1 h bath . ba sement , ga,..ge, fenced yard . h p -a c mce ne•gh borhood. 3 br bnc k. b.th. vered Call before 11 ·OO 90.000 btu min• furnace with thermostat $300 00 19.600 btu Kerson ~eater with blower $80 00 304- Ref Req 304 -675-7789 or wee kends lor Rent other soft ware, Comma dare 20 (21 K) w1th cartndge Use with above disk drive and pnnter . Reasona - 2 bdr tratl e r fully furmshed . good lo cati o n sac dep req Coli 446 8558 bly priced, exc cond, 304 882 -2260 ofter 4PM 14x70 tota l el ec tn c tratler o n pr~\late lo t 3 bdr . Ridmg sulky and grader blade for Gravely tractor. 304-676-4154 IO · 1..l lllt te s 139 3 C all plus 614 2 5 6 - ob- ,- .,- h- o_m _ e_.1~u-rn ---:all 2__b_d_r _m ~ l ec trtc adults only no pets Ca ll 6U 367 7438 Fu rmshed , •deal for o ne or two men AC Foster ' s Mo btl e Home Park Call 446 16 02 2 bd r unf urn ished extra mce , 2 m1 o ut o n Rt 588 S2 00 mo ad ults on ly Call 446 2 300 N•ce ly turn1 s he d mobile ho m e 1n c1tv central an . 1 o r 2 a du lts only 446 -0 3 38 Re nt 2 be d room mob1le home lurn•shed 5175 mo & de p ut11it1SS Ne1ghbor· ho o d Ad Ca ll 446 -4757 a fte r 6 1 2 x6 0 2 bedroom mob1le hom e partly furn•shed , Ra c •ne ar ea Call 614 -992 5 858 ----- 2 be dr oo m unfurnished . pr1 va t e lot Burdette Addn s 1 75 month p!us ut 1ht1es , d epos 1t and referen c es 304 67 5 2 464 Lar ge mob1l e hom e on lot re ddy to move m to for rent w •th o pt1o n to buy 5185 do wn 5 185 monthly 304 576 27 11 44 Apartment for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent J bdr unlurn garage apt $2 !::.0 plus deposit Call 446 3786 furnished eH1C1ency 919 2n d Gallipolis S145 S1n g iP Call 446 -4416 after 7 PM Up ,..tan s furmshed . 4 rooms bath AC clean no pets adul ts o nly dep & rei req Ca ll 446 1519 2 bdr apts . newly dec Utlht!C S p11rtly pa1d $145 m o Call 675 5104 or 675 5 386 Un l u rmshed 2 bdr m Crown C1 ty Call 446 7838 Newly remodeled 2 bdr equipped k•tchen , central alt S250 821 ';, Second Ave , Galhpol1s Call 446 2 158 Furm s hed eH1c~tmcy 920 4th , Galhpohs 5175 Utll1 t1e s pa1d S1nqle Call 446 4416 after 7PM Available June 1 , very mce 2 bedroom . fully c arpeted apt . 1 mile North of plaza W · D hookup . $195 mo Call 446· 4514 or 1 304 -273 9745 1 bedroom Apt S 196 mo mcludmg utlltt1es Equal Housmg Opportun1ty Con tact Village Manor Apts 614-992 -77B7 R1ver!'ltde Apts Mtddleport Spec utl rates for Sen1or C1t1zens $130 Equal Hou s mg Opportun•t•es 614 992 -7721 In Middleport 2 room eff1 c•en cy apt utd1t1es pa1d 1 · 304 -882 -2566 Carpet for rentals for $3 99 sq yd Co11614 -992 -6173 Furnoshed Rooms Sofa bed $126, 2 full SIZe metal frame beds S25 each Coli 614 992 -5394 oftor 8 p m or weekends 45 For rent Sleepmg Rooms and light house keep1ng rooms Park Central Hotel Call 614-446-0756 Sleepmg room $115 utili ties ptud Share bath . male only Range & refng 919 2nd Ave . Gall•pol1s Call 446 -44 '1 6 after 7 PM 2 bedroom apart 1n M1ddle port , utd1t1eS Included S205 Coli 992 · 7177 APARTMENTS . mobile homes houses. PI Pleasant and Gallipolis 614 -446 · 8221 TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apartments now avatlable to elderly & d1sabled w1th en 1ncome of les.s than $12 . 300 Renttng for 30 percent of adJusted 1ncome Phono 304 675 6679 Nrce and 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments 3046752218 before 6 pm 2 apartments downstairS, near downtown area . unfur nished, suttable for single or couple 304· 675 - 5267 One bedroom apt . partly furnished . utlltttes pa1d 304-675-7112 3 rooms and bath with etove. ref and utilities fur· nished. EKtra nice. good locatton. deposit and reference requtred . $226 month 304 -676 - 1090 2 pair gold anttque setm ltned drapes , hke new 1 pr 76x84, 1 pr 1001(84 304882 2066 Baby bod complete s 35 00 and stereo 304 675 2183 Early Amencan c.ouch and choor S250 00 304 895 3471 Wf f~ TO HIS S UGG ESTIONS , OR AT 79 Motors Homes & Campers K l i3 1TZING FROf-.A THAT OL D HAM '?" 1 A S K S G ILBERT LEAST PRETENP"TO - 46 Space for Rent Tra1ler space. rural water on Rt 141 at Gage Call 614 -245 -9492 COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park Route 33 North of Pomeroy large lots Call 614 -992 · 7479 49 For Lease R1ver lots for rent Call Maxme GnH1th 992 -5782 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ohve St , Gallipolis New & used wood & coal stoves 6 prece wood hvrng room su1te with 6 mch flat arms $399. bunk beds complete wtth bunkies $199, 2 piece antron hvmgroom su1tes S 199. antron recl~ners $99. other reclmen sao. maple dmt~tte !lets S 179. box spnngs & mattress twin or full $100 set regular-firm S 120. maple dinette cha~rs 935. wash stands S34. maple rockers &59, 7 ptece c hrome dmatte set $149, 5 p1ece dmette set S99. used bedroom SUites, refngera t o rs , ranges , chest. dressers, wrmger washers , TV's, dry en & shoes Call614 -446 3159 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofa, cha1r, rocker, otto man 3 tables, (extra heavy by Frontlet). 9686 Sofa cha1r and loveseat. S275 Sofas and chairs pnced from S 286 to $895 Tables. $45 and up to $125 Htde-a beds . $440 and up to $525 , Rechners $175 to $375 , Lamps from S28 to S 75 5 pc dmettes from 699 . to 435 7 pc $189 and up Wood table w1th su che1rs $425 to $745 Destt S110 up to S225 Hutches S550 and up maple or pme f1msh Bunk bed complete With mattresses $250 and up to $395 Baby beds, $110 MaHreues or box sprmgs full or twm $58 . f1rm. $68 and S78 Queen sets $195 4 dr chests, $42 5 dr chests S54 Bed frames. S20 and S25. 10 gun · Gun cabinets $350 G&s or electnc ranges $375 Baby mattn!!lsses , $25 & S35 bed frames S20, $25. & $30. kmg frame S50 Good sele ct1on of bedroom st1'1tes cedar chests , rockers metal cabinets , sw1vel rockers Used Furmture Refr1gera tors cha~rs , dryers. and TV's 3 mtles out Bulavtlle Ad Open 9am to 6pm Mon thru Fn 9am to 6pm . Sat 614 -446 -0322 TV & Appliances, 627 Th~rd Ave Gallipolis, 614 446 1699 Sp1n washers. gas & electriC dryers. auto washers gas & olectnc ranges , refngerators. TV sets GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers , dryers. refngera· tors , ranges Skaggs Appltances. Upper R1ver Rd bet1de Stone Crest Motel 614 446 7398 Why pay more Trade Center Furntture Outlet Rt 7 , Kanauga. Oh Open 9 -7PM Set of bunk bed1. complete, exc cond , $160 Call 446· 7476 Country Oak Furniture, ta · bles. chairs. cupboards, dry sink•. pie safes. Iota of misc. Conkles . Rt 7, Tuppers Plains . Ohio Cherry Dining room suit, 6 chalre, table eJipands to 1 02 in . matching buffet $360 Cell after li. 992 · 5164 Noble Satellite Systems w1th down to earth pnces 9 ft . alummum dtsh, 11ft 100 degrees LNA S2200 ln mllod Co11614 -949· 2B90 " 54 Misc . Merchandise Knauff Ftrewood Reduced pnces thru July 31st Have your own seasoned wood th1s wmter 614-256 -6245 Now open for busmess. Mountam State Block. Rt 33. New Haven Complete muonry supplies. 4" 8" , 12" block Delivery servtce Phono doy 304 · 882 -2222 . evenmg 882-3239 ltmestone. Sand, Gravel Delivered tn Mason. Me1gs. Gallta or ptck up at Richards & Son Call 446· 778 5 Steel butldmgs, one of a kmd closeout, stra•ghtwalls . 30'x50' was 58746 now $5044. 40'x75 ' was S17951 now $9985 , 50'k100' was S28226 now $15767 Must sell, Cheap delivery Call John (304 ) 863-6670 PlastiC CISterns state ap proved , plast1c saptic tanks. plasttc culvert. metal cul verts . RON EVANS ENTER PRISES . Jackson Oh 6'14286 · 5930 Shrubs pruned lawn re seeded retammg walls Sidewalks. pattos. fill d~rt , topsoiL bark mulch & saw dust Contact Bruce Davt SIOn Call 614-256-1427 Now domg custom lumber sawmg 304-882 3416 56 Pets for Sale 1- - - - - - - - - - - F~rewood cut up slabs $1 5 ptckup load Call 614 245 5804 HILLCREST KENNELS Board1ng all breeds Heated mdoor - outdoor f&c11it1es AKC Doberman pupptes Stud Serv1ce Call614 446 7795 Bu1lt on your lot a new home you can afford over 1 1 00 sq ft , 6 rms & bath car peted ready to move mto $26 500 Also garages & basements Call Patr1ot Home Builders anytime 446 -8038 W1ll cons1der mobile home as trade 10 Judy Taylor Groommg Call 614- 3677220 61 1 0•20 ft movable 1 ptece galvan•zed metal bUtldmg w1th w1ndows t~lectr~cal outlets lights. w1de door and sk1ds for easy movtng Ltke new. S950 Call Paul 614 753-3740 Ins bulbs for 614 256 1427 sale Oragonwynd Cattery · Kennels AKC Chow pup p1es CFA Htmalayan , Per s1an and Stamese kittens Call 614 -446-3844 after 6 Call For sale 3 glass plate w1n dows '/.."' thick and all srze house w1ndows Call 614 256- 1905 One female treetng walker pup. 2 mas old . cheap Call 614 -256 -1415 Professional All Breed Dog Obed1ence Trammg Individual & classes 8Va1lable Call 614 -38B -9790 Sears a1r cond1t1oner . 18.000 BTU w11h 20 yrds of 220 wtre, oxc cond Call 446 2196 57 16 HP Murray garden tree tor . wtth mowmg deck, snow blade Call446 -3875 Hobart bon saw Call 614 256 -6313 Musocal Instruments lowery Organ $3495 Call 614-992 · 7354 after 6 p m 1982 Chevette all e11.tras 63 , 900 lowery organ . rhythm beats, $550 Craft · mat1c bad kmg s1u Call 446 · 3101 4 tires Size P -195 76R - 14 Cal 446 0618 Electrtc hot water tank , e.-:c con $50 . works good 120 ,000 BTU gas furnance for bu1ldmg or garage Call 614 985 -4454 5 H P H W I Roto -ttller good cond1t1on 25 1n cut, askmg$100 Call614 -992 3530 Call 4 ·30 . 614 · 256· 6846oftor or 614 256· 6791 . 2 row J D corn plantar. pull type, $200 Grad1ng blade 3 pt hotch $125 Call 614 · 256-1427 Massey Ferguson No 12 hay baler . good cond, $2,000 00 304 - 458 · 1606 1974, 1 150 Case Dozer, 6 way blade . wench, 304895-3654 Tobacco st1cks and two tobacco balers 1977 VW Robbll 304-675-7380 62 Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy tobacco poundage Call me before you lease your quota Call 614-379 -2437 Would l1ke to buy standmg timber 304 -675 7716 after 7PM Kenmore washer & dryer $126. gas clothes dryer $86 , Mayteg wnnger washer $1 00, 8rown selfdefrosting rafrtgentor t160, gold self-defrosting refrigerator . 17 cu h with new compressor 1$300 Win dow atr conditioner• 81 00 & up. Ca11614·742 -2352 King sir:e water bad for sale Coll614· 992-5015. 16 mch seat uddla, snaHie, & pelham bridles Good condition *126 call 614· 367-0260. Sears tush compactor .100. gold rong• hood et 0 . large wooden desk e60, portable electric typewriter $60. Coll614-992-3297 OUR BOARDING HOU SE • ~eRE O~CE W~ 6Er THI~ ~EWij 10 tUNOCE'NT, ... I CA...,'T BELIEVE L.ETTit..J6 TWO I~NOCENT PEOPL.E MEN. NOf ENOUGH HAPPE:tJIN OIJE;Fl, 5TAV I"' JAIL . L.eT THEM 60. !NI-\0 DO YOU THINK SHE'5 WHAT $ TH MAT TEP. THE'f ' ~E THE? T~OOPtRo;, I'M 5-URE THEY'LL . PROTECTING AT Mc. KEE ~ r-~ Services 81 I~=========:']r;;:;:=~=::;::;~~~:-j 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late mod~ used cars Sm1th Buick-Pontiac, 1911 East· ern Ava . Gallipolis. Call 614-446-2282 1981 Camero Z-28, 20.000 m• blue on silver. Call 614- 387-0221 or614 · 367· 7242 1979 Bronco low miles PS. PB, air, 2 tone paint, runntng boards, radiale, AM - FM cassette Call 614 - 388 8B69 or 446-8514 1977 Cutlass Supremo low miles, PS, P8, a1r, cruise. new tires Call 614-388· 8869 or 446-8514 1981 Mercury Colony Park 1 0 passenger wagon , PS, PB, auto with over drive, power seats. PW, tilt, cruise, AM -FM. caassatta. leather seats, deluxe interior. with opltons. low m1las Call 614 - 388·8869 or 446B514 1 979 Chevy Caprice Clas· s1c . 2 dr ac , ps V-8 engine, body good condition. exc performance W1ll consider all ofters Call 614-9927412 after 6 p m. Livestock P 0 A Reg1sterod Appa loss.a broke to nde good c olor Call 614 -367 0512 1976 Monza . Runs $200 Call614-992 -3905 63 Greenbr~er Stables now boardmg horses 304 -675 6799 Greenbner Stables, we buy sell or trade horses 304 675 -6799 Sdver FoJCus $50 00 and up 304 458 1606 Transportation 71 Autos lor Sale 1982 2 dr Chevy Chevette, 4 spd . AM FM tape . S3 ,495 1981 2 dr Chevy C he\lette auto , sun roof. $ 3 ,195 1980 Renault LeCar, 4 spd AM -FM . AC. sun roof. $2,495 John's Auto Sales Bulevllle Ad , Gallipolis. Oh 446 -4782 1972 Impala 60.000 actual m1les Eng1ne · v 9 body and mtenor -fair Cell 614 3677547 evenings 1978 Chevy Monze 2 plus 2 , hatchback V- 6 AM -FM. PS PB $1 . 695 Coli 614 · 388-9905 1975 Pont•ac Astra. 4 cyl . standard . good cond . $650 Co11614 -388-9905 1979 Ford Courrier , good cond, new tires, 52, 496 Coli 614-3B8 9905 . 1976 Ford Pmto $800 Call 614-388 -9710 1963 Ford Fa~rlane 4 dr . 200 6 cylinder. auto , 65 ,000 m1les. new pamt Call oftor 8 OOPM. 614 458 · 1874 '81 Chevette 4 cvl , 4 spd . '78 Cougar XR7. '77 Olds V1sta Cruiser, '77 Monza. Foreman's Used Can. langsville Call 614 742 2737 73 Vans & 4 W.D "74 Jeep truck CJ1 0, 6 cyl., 68,000 m1les, new clutch, 61,150 00 . 304 - 676 · 1828. 1976 Volkeswagen van. good running con d . Ideal for campong 304· 676 1660. 1981 Bronco II, very good shope &8300 00 304 675 1229 74 Motorcycles 1980 Honda Interstate. fully dressed. greet shape . $4,700 Coil 614 - 3B8 9906. 1979 Pmto. good shape 304·675·3476 1982 228. black, loaded $9500 304-675 -2189 72 Trucks for Sale 1983 S -10 Chovy PU. 4 spd . AM·FM like new $6 . 395 1982 S -10 Chevy PU. 4 spd . AM-FM tapo, vinyl coverbed. sport rims, $5 995 1981 Chovy Luv. 4 spd . AM -FM tape, vmyl cover bed, $3,996 1979 Chevy luv PU. 4 1pd .• radio, sharp, 82.696 John's Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis, Oh 446 -4782. 83 Ford F-150 4x4. 300· 6 , 4 spd Coli 614-379· 2746 or 614-379-2674. 1975 Red & While lnterna t1onal Semt, traclor trailor. axe con Call 614 -992 5623 '58 Ford, car hauler m good shapo $1,760 . 00 'B3 Honda CB110F, 300 m1lea take over payments $116 68 Op e l stettonwegon . par month 304-676 ·2940 s 125 Call 446 ~ 8657 after' or 676 -2602 . 5 30 pockup $860. Phona1 -304· 676-2919 oftor 4:00 '69 Chevrolet truck. 2 ton. 6 · 2 speed. att brakes, 10 20 ttre , 22ft steele bed 304676-4654. 73 1983 Honda V 65 motorcy· cle 3500 miles price 83,000 1969 Camaro ask 8950 Coli 676· 7139 '"U 1979 Kawasaki 750 KZ, new ferring. owner must selll Coli 614 -992-2042 1980 850 special Yamaha matchmg ferring, new tireS, adJustable back rest & lug . gage rack $1500 Call 614-992-6506 1981 Honda CB 660 cus tom, good condition Call 614 -992 -2846 oftar 5 p m 1980 Kawasaki LTD 760, 2300 actual miles, like new Asking 91900 Call 614 949 -2410 . 1967 Harley Sportser needs lonoshed 304 575 6397 1978 Chevy von. 6 cyl.. auto .. AM · FM tape. $3.496 John's Auto Salas. Bulaville Rd. Golllpollo. Dh 4464782. 1979 CJ 5 Jeep Renigade. new top 83000 Cell 614~ 992·6506 1981 Soboru GL Brei. 4 wh . .l drive •m· fm, •·c, 30.000 mlleo e5.200 304· 896-3681 ... I TRIE D T" ~EEP THIS WOOD ORY. SMAWKYI 1 HOPE THAT FIRE COMES T' GOME THIN" CAUS E I'M ,' '! : "\: "~ YOU RE OFFERIN T' KEEP ME WIIRM? UH THANKS.. e.uT YOU' ~ E JUST AS WET AS 1 AM ! FREUIIY'! PAINTING- intenor and ex · terior, plumbmg, roofmg , some remodeling . 20 yrs exp Call 614-3BB -9652 H S. S Home Improvements vmyl Btdmg. roofmg. room addltton. storm windows, stone. Call 614 - 367-0409 or 614 367 -7244 GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN scotchguard·weter extrac 11on. deodonzers FREE est1 metes Reasonable rates Gene Smtih, 992 -6309 RINGLE'S SERVICE oxpo nenced roofmg , mcludmg hot tar applicatiOn, carpenter, electrician, mas o n Call 304 - 675-2088 0' 675 4560 =--- ALLEY OOP - ·--- -· -- LOOKS LIKE TH ' SPIDERS GOT C A-UG HT UP IN TI-IEIR. OWN WEB,OOOLA' HEH' HEH 1 ., • '"'"'( ........ "' , I Th1swill beatake. Rover! Do it as you d1d 1n rehearo;al! And qive me l:JOur loll1pop! .1. ~-----L~~--~~------~ GASOLINE ALLEY t worry! We hdve __ Some plenty of Lollydads 1 ,....,./'-,'"='They came today! d ot loded the tool GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER Water removal, furmture cleat~1ng. free ostt mates 304 675 2295 c~est! Water wells commerc1aland domestic. test holes . pump sales and serv1ce 304 895 3802 BASEMENT WATER PROOFING Uncond111on8l llfet1me guarantee local references furnished Free esttmates Call collect 1 614 -237-0488 9 am to 5 Rogers Basement p m Waterproofing " COME TO . BED.' YOU ~ HAVEN'T HAD A GOOD NIGHT'S ~ 5LEEPIN w~ckS/ ' ,.. FOR ALL WE KNO W HE --, MAY BE Pl PN NING TO I , RETIR E AN D PUT YOU IN CHAR GE I'E.R.-HAI>'E"N7LY. STOP TRYING TO 5 ECOND ·GUE55 ORVILLE AND GE"T 50Mc StEeP/ Remodelmg s1dmg mrer•or and exter~or. textured coat mg. Simulated bnck and stucco, thermo replacement w1ndows 304 -675 1560 82 '1 977 Honda XR75 $300 00 304-675-1699 '·' Plumbong & Heating I i-----1 '73 Honda 500. 4 cyl 41 ,000 mtles, garrage kept hke new 6650 00 304 · BB2 · 2653 75 Boats anLI Motors for Sale 16ft f1sh1ng boat 2 motors. oars, swtvel seats. puced reduced to $1 750 Call 446- 3637 19 ft flberform 470 Mer cruller 170 H P Boet has only 26 hours Call 614 · 367· 7750 CARTER S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor Fourth and Pm P. Gelhpol1s Ohm Phone 614-446 3888 or 614 · 446 · 4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT ING At 1. Box 355. Galh pohs Cell 614 -367-0676 Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6/1/84 EVEI\IIIIIG 6 00 SHUlAW'S Plumbing and Heat•ng, 2, 1 S1xth St , Pomt Pleasant. W Va 304 675 5420 l1censed and msured 83 1983 boat & tratlor Sand piper. 14ft fiberglass boat , D1Uy tratlor, 20 HP Mercury motor, motor gu1de 3 trol ling motor, swtvel seats. hve wells. boat cover & battery, exc con CBII 614 -992 6269 Excavating Correct Craft & Ski Su preme, family ski boats New & used. Parkersburg, WV 304-422-8433 or 304422·2367 15h tr1 -hull. 55hp, good cond 304-675 -8397 14ft a1umn ban boat, 18hp Evenrude foot operated trolling motor Phone 304- 675-4278 76 Auto Parts & Accessories 1973 Chevy engme 6 cyl . 8126. 74 Mazda part only 8100. 4 spd . Toyota trans misaton, 660 Call614-6430168 . Outdoonman walk in topper for 8ft truck Phone 304. 675·1206 Good -1 Excava1mg base ments, footers , dt~veways , septic tanks , landscap~ng Call anyt1me 614 446 4537, James l Dav1son. Jr owner J A R ConstructiOn Co Ru tland . Oh.614 742 2903 . Basements. Footers Con crete work. Backhoe s Dozer & D1tcher , Dump trucks, & water gas -sewer electncall!nes AM ConstruCtion . backhoe service. septiC tanks . foot · ers, & water lme serv1ce General constructton CHII 6147422167 130 22 tt salt contained RV tandem axles. sleep• 6. Pont1ac to tow. complete reese hitch. transmission cooler Call 446-0514 Nice camping trailer, sleepa 8. self contained. Mason, W . Ve. 304· 773·5923. 77 18 It Hlf contolntd, camper. beth, elr,end 1leep1 8. See to oppreclott. 304875-8912 Electrical & Refrigeration SEWING Mach1ne repa~rs , serv1ce Authot~zed Smger Sales & Serv1ce Sharpen Scissors Fabrtc Shop , Pomeroy 614 -992 2284 85 79 Motors Homes & Campers 700 Dozer Work free estimate Call anyt1me 446 8038 84 800 General Hauling James Boys Water Serv1ce Also pools f1lled Call 614 256 · 1141 or 614 446 · 1176 or 614 -446 7911 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec Ave ., Galhpolis 614-446 -7833 01614-446 1833. . o rn CIJ o m r1~ ., o~ NeWll (}) MOVIE 'The Kmg of Comedy (1) New Treasure Hunt ill News/Spons/Weather (I) MacNeil/lehrer Newshour ® 3 -2 -1 Contact fit Star Trek 0 (I) (2) NBC News fil AF Teddy Pendergrass (]) Rrfleman CIJ 0 ri! 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'66 ford shortbed ptckup. McCulloh chatn saws Call 614-367-0260 1975 Tnumph Spttf~re extra parts car 304· 675-6397 STUCCO ond PLASTERING · Commercial and residen tial. free estimates Call 614-266-1182 RON'S Television Serv1ce Specialtzmg in Zemth and Motorola. Ouazar . and house calls Call 304 576 · 2398 or 614 -446 -2454 1980 Kawasaki KZ 1 300. 6 cvl engine, manv extras, very good condtllon Call 614· 992 7110 ofter 5 p m '81 Cehca Toyota GT hh back. 304 -675 -5149 after 5 . 00 Home Improvements 1983 V 45. Mogno 2.000 mi.. $2.800 . 1980 CR 125 $600. both exc . cond . Call 614-367-0215 . 1977 Olds Cutlass su preme, A.T, P.S .• P B .. v-6 engine, whtte lettered tnes. red w;th whne pen strtpe Must see to appreciate Price negot 442 S 6th St . Middlepon. Call 992 · 2531 ===========-L:=========~ runs 1976good. Dotoun1962 truck.Chevrolet $1.200 Used frame contact auto hol01 $1000 Coll614 992 7354 after 6 p m I I'(.WE-W · LAMilo~RTo; • 1979 Plymouth Volare 6 cylinder. auto ,low mileage, clean. asking 1$3400 9923798 Only senous mqUiries 1972 Cad1llac Coupe, full power. climate control. ek cellent condition , dark blue Ca11445 -0577 Preway fireplace tor mobtle 1~ homo Ca11614-986 · 4454 EA~Y. rHEo condition . used very little. 82,800. Call 446-7386 evenings or weekends . International tractor and Fontatne tratler for sale Call 614 379 2775 K1mball Sw1nger 200 S650 00 304-675 -3269 or see at Sh1JI N1bert. Gallipohs Ferry Wtll be p1ckmg strewbemes soon Watch for ad Taylor's Berry Patch Caii446· B692 sleeps 6, exc vators Call614' 256 -6417 1976 Plymouth Volatre, 6 cyl. S200 Call 614 - 388 9328 Fruot & Vegetables CAPTAIN EASY 1981 Storcrah fold down camper. 1ce box. stove. Tractor, model 8 w•th cult• · Electnc lowery organ car mval type w1th Magic Gen1 l1ke new Call 614 -992 3173 1n the mornmg 58 ' l..ttl~ -:l liiG 614 -867- :. Farm Equipment Br~arpatch Kennel s Profes stonal All breed groomm g Indoor outdoor boardmg fa c•ht1os P1ck up and delivery serv1ce English Cocker Spa mel pupp1es Call 614 -388· 9790 \f""" trailer 23ft .. extra nice Call 446- 1158 Farm Supplies & Liveslock Massey HarJIS pony tractor & equ1pment Exc Con S2195 Coli 614 - 985 · 4454 lUMBER -Rough cut. oak . poplar 2x4. 2x6 2x8. 1•4. h6 1x8. length ava1lable, 8 ft through 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan . 304-773 - 5554 S PIO..RK L E PL EN lNG MY NE.W Ll 1979 Wilderness travel . • Seven p1ece Crystal Creek hvmg room su1te. exc cond $300 304 -675 -5688 after 4pm New galvantzed corrugated culvert 62 35 ft up All s1zes F1t11ngs P1pe. beams. structural steel -new. used Btg dtscounts Delivered' Anywhere! Nowl Est1mates tree 304-925-08B4 11 3386 . 76 Dodge van cuatomized . Call 446· 2948 MF 1100 tractor. 100 HP, tobacco setter. tobacco sticks, 20KV PTO generator, 4 1n pump 300 gal 8 row spray outfit Call 614 -6823931 after 6PM 52 CB.TV. Radio T HAT " OLD MA M PL ENTY'S AG BURDETTE CAMPER , • SALES & SERVICE. Dpon . j doily 9 to 6 :30. Sat. 9 to 4. Sun. 1 to 4 . U .S. Rt. 50, "'. 59 For Sale or Trade Open Frt, Sat, Sun. 1 .00 7 00 PM Sam Somervtlle's Armv Surplus. East · Ra venswood, Demm new 14 or: Jeans 61000. B1bs $1600. T shirt!'& $150 up Cht1dren ' s Camouflage 55 Building Supploes Equipment t bedroom apart 1n Middle port . uhl1f188 pa1d 5190 month Call 992 7177 51 Household Goods Kenmore Dtshwasher, good condttlon 614-949 -2477 Merchandise JA C KSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housm g Oppo rtumty) has one and two bedrooms rent st a rtmg at S 157 fo r o ne be dwom an d S193 per m o nth lor two bedroom w1th S200 de postt located ne ar f ood lan d and Spung Valley Plaza pool and TV ant Call 446 2745 or leave m e ssa ge by Larry Wright Coolville . Oh Farman cub tractor. exc c ond .. with cultiVators. other equtpment available cl udm g washtn & d ryer dep mo KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Forry 304-676-2028 Commadore 64 (64K) w•th disl<dnvo(1541) Voc(1525) printer P1lot langue program 2 adventure game1, 42 Mobole Homes S2 00 Fruit & Vegetallles Strawberries . Pick your own . W• accept food stamps. No checks. Happy Hollow Fruit Farm, O•llipolls 576 -2602 6 75 7467 after 5 p m and reqUir ed 58 after 8 00 304-676-2991 . newly carpe1ed . sun porch , dr, basement, fag -ac. fire place. large corner lot , P1 PI f u rn tshed " WHY S H O U L D !. PUT UP Coffee table ttereo. ttereo, dinette table Can 614-2&6· 6417. 1 co mp lehJ i y G ILBERT, t>E: MTIENT WI TH VI TAM IN FL. 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Social security numbers for indlvlduals and federal tax identlflcatton numbers lor companies are ha!l.<Jozen tornadoes tore through Nebr aska and Kansas. The Connecticut River was expected to crest today at15feetabove flood stage south of the state capital of Hartford, and the National Weather Sen1C€ warned ol more flooding today in partsolMassachusetts, Rhode Island and Maine. A storm poured up to 9 inches of rain on the Northeast lor lour days before skies finally began to clear as the system crept out to sea. required. Bracy Kom Carrier's Comer.. · But a newstmmwhippedalongby 63-mph winds dumped more than an inch of rain Thursday on parts of Utah, pushing streams swoUen with snowmelt over their banks and sending residents back to the streets in sandbag brigades. The same weather system blasted parts of Kansas and Nebraska with violent thunderstorms, unleashing six tornadoes and hurling hall the size of pingpong balls, the weather serviC€ said . No injuries or damage were reported. PERFORMS Af'o.NUi\L TASK - The area around the war monwnenl on the Meigs County Courthouse lawn was decorated with Oags and Oowers last week prior IAl Memorial Day by Helen Miller of Middleport. Miller, 116, the la•t of the Daughters of Union Veterans In Meigs County, continued her practice of many years by placing s maU American Oags with plantings in the urns. Meigs happenings ... Emergen<'y runs Sunday commencement Thr<:'<' calls were answf'red by loca l units Ihe Meigs County Emergency Mf'dical Sf'rvi r(~s reports PomProy a! 3: 3l p.m. went to Route 681 for Grace Blake. taken to O'BlenPSs Hospital in Athens; Pomproy a! i : 13 p.m . look Carolyn Cas to from Willow Creek Road to Vete rans Memorial Hos pitaL AI 2: :'Jl this morning. Racinl' went to Barringer Ridge Road for Ca rl Authorson. Nc transp::n lation \vas requin'!l . Commencement for the Gallla Christ ian School graduates "-ill be held at 2 p.m. Sunday. Ruth Thomas, assistant professor of English at Rio Grande College, will deliver the commenC€menl address and valedictorian Jeff Sheridan will also address and graduates and those attending. Refres hments and a fellowship period wil l !'ollow commenC€menl Property transfers Nor a 1:. Hall, downtm.vn deceasPd , b\ \ 'illagP. Br f'nda Nf' igiPr. Kcnn(•t h IL !\"ri g l£'r to I .Pndi ng Cr('('k Co nsC'r \'an cy Di st .. Right 1l f \V ay. Salisbury David R. Haggf'rt \", M a r~ · II Haggert y to LPadi ng CrPr k Cunst>r · Anna M. Right Ogdin Vt~terans Memorial Admitted - George Molden, Pomi'roy. Diseh orged--Don na Ross. PX('('Ut r ix to Norman M . K luf'.'-, .fun<' S. Kloes. Lot :m . Middle port va ncy Dis! .. Salistmrv . exercises. "Rain is sill! falling today over muc h of Maine and southern New England, " said Bill Sammler of the National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City, Mo. "This syste m is still moving ever so slowly out to sea, but people s till have to worry abou t the cumulative effect of runoff In downstream areas." At least 3,500 people were displaced from their homes Wednesday and Thursday in Massachusetts: UXXJ in New Jersey; 650 in New York: 600 in Connecticut; and 400 In New Hampshire, officials said . The death toil from the week's flooding rose to 18with the report of a woman who drowned in Port Jervis, N.Y ., on Wednesday. Thirteen of the de aths occurred when floodwaters inundated Oklahoma earlier in the week . In New Milford, Conn., where the Housatonic River was 8 to 10 feet above flood stage. a ll that could be seen of cars in a downtown parking lot were the tops of antennas poking out of the watPr. Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis declared a state of emer· ge ncy in lour counties in the rich bottomlands of the Connect ic ut Valley where losses to com and potato fields were estimated at $30 million. Some of the farms were under as much as 17 feet of water. National Guard tn:XJps a nd volunteers built sandbag dikes to protect gove rnment buildings in Franklin, N.H .. a city of 8,00) where the of tn W" v·. M :D1i ll (' Gr\frith . .lan r t .Jonr-<> . P:trcr ls. Salem . Harold Holsinger to Fl ora Hn\sin · area and about Bracy Kom. 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Korn, 244 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, is this week's "Carrier Corner" personali ly . Bracy, a seventh grader at the Meigs Junior High School In Middleport, has 66 customers on hls Dally Sentinel newspaper route and comments that he really enjoys meeting people on his route . He likes a ll sports and especially swimming and ski ling. AA meeting planned N ine holr winners wer e M ary BE SURE TO REGISTER FRIDAY BETWEEN 5 P.M . and 8 P.M. FOR FREE GIFT CERTIFICATE FREE PARKING ON THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT "Over 48 Years In The Same Pla(e Under The Same Management" RC COLA REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS 8 Pak 16 Oz. Btls. winners. K athy Card, 1\"orma Cu ster a nd J oan Childs Ladies a re imnted lo attend the goLf sessions u..-·hich are held C'Very: Tu<'sday at 9 a .m . $1 27 Plus De posH ht·.ou• tul l1 d•·" w -w ·ol LIMIT1 nl,.,., C. K. SUPERMARKET I" " ,.oll. or ' "" POMEROY FLOWER SHOP T~o· lln• ·tm r· • .,· ~ ~ •.,.r(, ,.,,, ·· 991-S721 2°/o MILK !' ,, I SHOE PLACE : ! . _ $1 3 7 GALLON • i '!J7i.c LIMIT 1 ~-L: C. K. SUPERMARKET gr r , P a r cels. Oli \·P. " Leslie R. Facem yr r. K arrn 1.. Facem yer to K.Pnnf'ty R Work· man . Mar~' Wor km.1n , P;t ref' Is. Scipio-Colum hirl Ca lv in B. Simpson . l.u<"r lla G. DR. PEPPER 8Pak 16 0% . Btls . Simpson to Robert K. HOPfl irh. Charlenf' Hnrfli r h .. marrr. Middleport Villa ge 97¢ Plus OeposH LIMIT 1 Athcn. Inc .. an Ohio Corp ., to .James W. Cunningham. Bt:vC'rl~· Cunningha m. Lot Ci, Chester. C. K. SUPERMARKET Strawberries VALLEY BELL ICE MILK y, GAL.. $1 07 LIMIT 2 C. K. SUPERMARKET SUGAR Colorful, durable visuals. Moderately priced. These " visutll aid " type illustrated stories present the Gospel and teach Biblical truths in a unique. gripping manner . Full instructions for teacher wilh each 8-t 12" x 1 t " book . Great lor VBS . Sun· day school, open air work . home, etc. SLB. BAG .,. f_i~L~ r~f~tic~ Middleport> Book Store Mill St. Middleport 992-2641 $1 4 7 LIMIT 1 C. K. SUPERMARKET HARRIS FARMS 3 Miles Above Ravenswood Bridge PH. 843-5193 ay, pus James J, Kilpatrick discusses a "'graven image" on Capitol Hill-Page A-2 --Page B-1 A group of Ohio prosecutors may fight planned Zimmer rate hikes-Page D-1 '' . un:ba Vot . t9No. t7 CDpyrighled t 98<1 ' C. K. SUPERMARKET On The "T" In Middleport Phone 992-3480 PORTLAND, OH. Ohio weather: cool, cloudy Sunday forecast i\long the River .. ...... ... ... . 8-1-8 Business ...... ..................... A-3 Deaths .... ..... .................... A~ Editorials ......... .... .. ... .... ... A-2 Fann .. ...... .... .. .. .. .. .... ...... . (rl) --Page A-4-- Sports .. .... .. ..... ......... ..... . C-1 -5 entine tmts Middleport- Pome10y-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, June 3, 1984 13 Sections , 80 Pages 50 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper State prepares 2nd set of low- interest loans By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - The state is preparing to fund another set of low-interest mortgage loans this year, and at least one area bank that participated in the program in 1983 will be involved again. But another local bank has declined participation. Under the auspices of the Ohio Housing Financing Agency, money was loaned at a fixed rate of 9.9 percent in JunP 1983 to people who couldn't obtain loans at local banks because of high interest rates. The program, approved by Ohio voters in Nowmber 1982 and financed through the sale of $.Ul million in tax-exempt bonds, was also designed to spur activity in the reai estate and construction By BOB HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff MIDDLEPORT - While the new borne market is in danger of coming to a screeching halt due to skyrocketing int erest rates and the high cost of labor and material, the v illage of Middleport will soon be offering a housing development deal for local residents. Mayor Fred Hot'fman said he will be announcing in another week the village's complete plan to encourage new home purchases. Development of the plan spans several years of activity by village ollicials. The village has been encouraged through federa l grants In the development of a new housing program. Through an approximate $400,00) Housing and Urban Development grant, an esti mated five-acre plot on Hartin · ger Parkway was purchased by the village and Holley Brothers Construction of Rodney was hired to do fill work at the site . When the work was completed, Hemlock Pipeline Co. of Racine contracted to develop the land. Hemlock is still working at the site. The company has installed sewer and water lines for the estimated 18 homes that will be located on the property, and is industries. But under the rules governing OHFA, the lion' s lihare of the money went to targeted areas primarU: · urban centers. Rural counties such as Gailia a nd Meigs received smaller amounts because nPither were considered high-density areas. Central Trust Co . of Gallipolis received $250,CXXJ under the formula established by OHFA. The Middleport branch of Central Trust received $100,CXXJ, and Bank One of Pomeroy - now a branch of Bank One of Athens - got $40,00J. And as far as Central Trust's Harold Thompson was concerned, the e ntire affair was a "fiasco." "It seemed to work really well in larger communities, and they had quite a few people waiting on lines," Thompson said. "Of course, we didn't haw that here ." Thompson, now president of the Gallipolis office , felt the program was ineffective because It involved too little money attached to too many regu lations . Although he admits the fixed rate helped sell the program, Thompson said a W percen t downpayment rcquirPmPnt scared off many potential customers . The downpayment was charged because Ce ntra l Trust did not carry mongage insurance. Central Trust's parent corporation has chosen to participate, but the Gallipolis bank will not, Thompson said. "We had a fiasco last year trying to get the money REEDSVILLE - Meigs County olliclals have identified the body of Eugene F. Wilson, 73, ReedsvUle, after being removed from the Ohio River at DeWitt's Run Saturday morning. DeWitt's Run is about nine miles downriver from the Belleville Locks and Dam. where Wilson is believed A J '' ~ to determ1ne the exists . Jobs program offers incentives to employ Vietnam, Korean vets By Li\RRY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - In an era of high unemployment. the jobless rate among veterans remains far above that of the general population. That fact has been known as long as the Bu reau of Labor Statist ics has been m easuring workforce trends. During a rE-Cession, veterans tend to be laid off first. NEW HOME SITE - Employees of Hemlock Pipeline Co., Racine, are working on the street and sidewalks in a new housing addition on Hartinger Parkway In Middleport. Purchasers of one of the 18 homes planned for the addition wiU be given niUJlerous advantages from a cost standpoint as well as low-interest, long-term 6nancing and wiU be exempt from paying real estate taxes for 15 years, according to village o"!ffi::;d:,;::als;:;·~--------------currently working on the street have been designed for the s hould be able to buy the new and sidewalks. property. homes for about $10,00J cheaper These are expected to be Middleport also has a $239,CXXJ than current market val ues. completed within lhe next 10 jobs bill grant which not oniy will Financing will be available, days to two weeks. Hemlock's a l!hough financing details will provide employment for Meigs work has also been done with the be between the purchaser and County' s une mployed construeaid of the HUD grant. lion workers, but will serve as a the lending institutions, lhP The village is now seeking a cost buffer for people buying mayor explained . cont ractor who will build the homes at the sit e. One banking fimn has promfour basic types of homes which Hoffman said purchasers (Continued on page A-51 to have fallen into the r iver May 26. Emergency medical service units and the Chester Fire Department began dragging operations near the locks last weekend, but thE' search was given up Thursday. Olliclals believe Wilson fell and sUd down a steep embankment a t the upper end of the lock chamber . His cane was found by searchers along the bank. Units from Orange and Olive \uwnships, Chester , Coolville a nd Tuppers Plains helped with the dragging operation, while !he U.S. Army Corps of Engineers flu shed the lock chamber and rollers . A warning was issued to watc h for the body in the pool of the Rac ine Locks and Dam. Meigs Coroner Dr . R.R. Pickms and the Meigs Sheriff's Dcpa rtment were on hand a! DPW!tt' s Run Saturday to identify Wilson . The body was later released to White Funera l Home in Coolville. reaction of to the proposed closing v.111 be In tile post office by the end of next week, according to StE.'Wart. The survey will be In the office for 30 days and will ask questions concerning citizen feelings about the proposed closing. In addition, there will be sections asking how often trips are made to the closest town and bow often the post office is used , Stewart said. State Rep. Jolynn Boster, DGalllpoll.s, said she would Uke to know the reaction of the citizens Involved. "I know others have lelt negatively when there was talk about closing a rural office," Boster said. "If the citizens or Addison Township are concerned, then as their representative, I'll make sure their concerns are heard by post office ottlcials In Columbus." According to Shamblln, the posr ofllce Is not without custorni(!'S. "We have 80 boxes and I'd say around 70 people pass through here a day," she said. "There's never a line. but we'realways busy." If the post office does close. Stewart said the public wou ld actually receive better serviC€. "There will be a rural canier so patrons won't have to go to the post o!fiC€," Stewart said. "The carrier will be able to handle a U transactions including the mailing of packages, money orders, certified mall and registered mail." Stewart said the investigation is not out of the ordinary . "We're not into wholesale closIngs," she explained . "In the last three years, only four or five rural post ofOces in the Columbus district have been closed, and that's an area covering about one-fourth of Ohio. We only investigate theposslbllltyof closing a rural post office when the postmaster retires." Those layoffs are primarily due to a lack of seniority. Their years of active duty delay entry into the civilian job market and strip them of the years of seniority gained by their non-veteran contemporaries . And, unemployment among veterans endures long into thP rPCovery period . The Emergency Veterans' Job Training Act was initiated in the summer of 1983out of a concern over thai disparity between veteran a nd non-veteran unemployment rates. Under the federa \legisla lion. an employer can receive 50 percent of the starting salary- up to$10,00Jwhen they hire and train an e ligible Vietnam-era or Korean ro nO ict vrteran . According lo Tom White, \ 'elc · ra ns employment represent ativr for the Gallia ·Meigs area, !here were f49 Vietnam--era and Korean vetera ns registered with the Ohio Burea u of Employment ServiC€s in both counties as of April of this year. 1\'a tionally , $.'l00 million has been set aside to fund the program ove r the next two years. Since funding ts available on a first -come . first -Sl'rve basis - wit h no ceiling on the amount any individual state can r<>ceiv<> - the states that respond fi1·st wilJ rC'ceive most . Across the state. in the five months the program ha s been in cllcct. more than .140 Ohio busi nessrs have applied lo pan Ipate In the veteran s' training program . As of May 4. OBES had rl:'portPd 1.93<1 job slot s appruwd and read y to be Veterans register1-d with local OBES Gallia Olunty Kore.;Ul Conflict* . ... ...... ... .. . .. 40 Vietnam-<'ra** .......... .... ..... 429 Meigs f-ount~· Korean Conflict .. .. ..... .. ..... 1\J!\ Vielnam-<'m .......... ........... IHU *fl.27-50 through 1-31 -55 ..S.!Hl4through 5- i-75 VEl'S REGISTERED WITH OB.ES - According to Tom "'hite, veterans employment representative lor the GalliaMeigs area, there we"' 619 \'ietnam-era and Korean vett-rans rPgistered with the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services in hoth counties ._, of April of thls year. Statistics show thai nearly hall of aD vcleran.• registered with the local OB~ SPrwd in the two combat <'f'dS adctre..'ied by the program. The mm1hf>r of Korean C-onftict \'eteran..., rt>gisten.-d in Meigs Count)' wa• ....,;,: unavailable. ___ filled bv eligible un<'mplo;·f'Ci \!(>l r rans. Locallv , While sa;·s one bus iness in Meigs County has been approved for pa rticipat ion in the progra m . In GaUia County, one business has applied and is awaiting appro\·al for pa rticipation To da!f', no vt?terans h.:t\"E' ~n placed in (lither coun ~-"Like r.-tost nPw programs." expla ins Emelyn Scarbeny , ofli<'e manager for thP Gallipolis OBES branch. "it has ~n somewhat slow ." " Thf' init ial fMba ck . hm\'C'\ "f'r, has been ve ry positi\·c. · s he addf'<l. In an cff011 to promot e !he 1ContinuP(l un pagf' A:H State's jobless dilemma traced to high interest rates Postal Service considers . closing office at ~ddison By JOHN FRIEDMAN 'Omes-Sentinel staff ADDISON - The U.S. Postal Service Is considering closing the i\ddlson post office sometime next year, according to postal offlc\ais in Columbus. With the retirement last month of Postmaster John Lee, the postal service is looking Into the posslblllty of closing the rum! office, said Sandra Stewart, postal service public lnfonnatlon ottlcer. "Nothing Is final," Stewart said. "We are now doing studies and checking such things as revenues and .the number of transactions. A t1na1 decision from Washington won't be made for over a year." Act1ng Paitmastet Gilda ShambUn said "nothing l.s deftntte. I'll be here waW Sept. 21, and atter that, there'll be anolher OIC (Oftlcer In sold," hP said . " It was too hard for people lo qu a lify fur it. because of !he restrictions ... Although Bank One recei\'ed a compara tively paltry amount to loan la st ye ar, il will partic ipate this year, said Jack Sedwick of the main office in Athens. "To m y knowledgp, it would be a corpora!~ decision, " he said . " It 's m y underst a nding e ach affiliate will participat e. I think the amounts and the sale prices are abou t thp same. I really didn't SC'<' 1ny significant changes lin lhl' program 1 at all." Donna Williams, an OHFA spokesperson. confirmed that the prog~·am is essentially the same a s last ye ar, and !ha t !he same formul a for disUibution !Continued on page A-51 Officials find, identify body in·river .Qiarae)." ·:.:. Inside: • ''' )• I 'f eatured on page E-1 Archaeologists study archaic Indian campsite in Gallia County Middleport offers home development VALLEY BELL hrritagt houst: .~ OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00P.M. 50s. p~ ,.1-2()~~ or •• 'I ' Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday . Low tonight near 60. High Saturday in the mid-80s. Winds sout hwesterly 10-15 mph tonight. Chance of rain near zero percent tonight and 10 percent Saturday. Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday: Chance of showers Swtday and a chance of showers or thunderstonns Monday and Tuesday. Highs In the mid-'lOs to mid-80s. Lows in the 35 ' We Also Have Camouflage T-Shirts For Men Weather forecast 111!1("1,!1 J ' ' ·· " ~' f' '' PoiJowing a short business Ill(>{"\ ing conduc1Pd by Mary BowPn , Mon·i, and Peggy Roush, 1H hole The Meigs County Sherl!rs Department Is investigating a break· ing and entering that occurred at a bouse owned by Lucille Smith, Chester. The house, entered a few days ago, was ransacked and several antique Items were taken such as shoe last, wash stand, pitchers, wash basin and stone Iars. ,The department Is also investigating the reported tlteft of fiowers from the Harris Farm Store, Portland. The theft Is believed to have occurred Sunday night. We Have The Popular Camouflage T-Shirts and Pants For Boys F'ifiL"<'n ladies a ttended Iawes day T u(•sda y at J aymar Golf CourS>'. pi'C'Sident golf wa s played . Antiques missing There will be a c \osed AA meeting at the Menial Health Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, every Thursday from 7: 3l p.m. to 8: 3l p.m. The meetings will begin .June 14. households were evacuated. Lady golf winnt'rs To register a vehicle, not titled in the persons name, an acceptable power of attorney must be submitted. The IIC€nse bureau is located at 186Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy .Hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Thursday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. MAD.. DROP - Acting Post Master Gilda Shamblln checks the mill! drop at the Addison POI!t Office. U.S. Postal ServfCA> ofllclals In Columbu!l say the rural office may be closed In the next year. COLUMBUS. Ohio (API - Fed era\ policies thai cause high intf'rest rates and overvalue !he doUar are to blame lor Ohlo's continuing unem · ploymenl prublems, according to a state official. The state's jobless rate wen! up again in May while the national ra te dropped . Roberta Steinbacher, adnninis1ratorof the Bureau of Employment Services, said at a news conference Friday that the latest statistics show unemployment in Ohio ha s increased from 10 percent In April to 10.2 percent in May . Nationally, the seasonally ad· justed rate decreased from 7.8 percent to 7.5 percent. Ohio showed a slight drop In April, while the national figure remained consta nt lor that month. Ohio's rate now is the same as it was In March , butwel\belowthe13.4 percent rate of May 1983. "While I am pleased at ourdropln unemployment from last year's record levels, today's figures ciC'ar ly show that Ohio ana ~~ ~ neighbors ha\'l• no! s ha rf'Ci fully m thC' job impron~mC'nt C'XPf'J"]('nccd br the na tion a~ a ,. _ ·holr. " M s. Steinbacher said She snirl the nation · s m anufa('tur ing heartland " suffe rs most frum federal polic irs that fostPr high interest r atrs and an O\ "PlYt:d urod dollar." The adrninistrnt or sa id that during Ma:<. thP numhNof wor ki ng Ohioans inct'f'asro as exp<'CtPd for this time of .v car. The tota l was ·1.59 million. compared to ~51 milli on in April . Ms. Stf'lnbacher had figurps showing that in April , eight Ohio counties had unemployment rates of 15 percent or higher Ada m s County was thP highest with 20.6 perce nt ; followed by Hocking, 18.9 percent; and Harrison. l8.3percent . Seven cuunties had an AprU rate below the national rate . The lowest we'" Delaware County , 6 percent ; Wyandol. 6.6 percent : and Hancock, 7.1 percent . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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