http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fa991cd06e62a58633da9c4e29574897.pdf 22910efe6fdb2abd034d785e6b5832d0 PDF Text Text Thursday, June 21 , 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-14-The Daily Sentinel Horse carriage usage in Cincinnati limited by city council C!:">/CINNATI !API- Clly roun ~ r U has passro a watered ~down vE'rsion of a proposal to restrict thP use of horses for the horse-drawn carriage trade in the dmvntown area, an apparent victory tor the operators. Thr ordinancr rPStrict s to USf' of the horSPS to no mor0 than ~ight hours a day and sL' days a w~k. Bul C<Juncildroppedeontrovcrsia l measures that would have banned horSC>S from working when it· s hott~r t ha 1 '11 degress or colder than 25and would have made it illegal for a horse to pull mor0than 10 people Counc il members said they' ll .wccpl fu rther testimony from the public before giving tl('W suggestions on tcmpera rur0 a nd load limita lions to City Manager Sylves~ lt'r MurTay, who will decide the matter. Carriage operalors had objected to the load llmll, saying it was too a rbitrary and vague and did not consider the many sizes of horses. They also questioned lhe need for tempera lure limits. LouiSC' Anderson. president of the Royal Carnage Co., said the 90-degree limit would pose a problem for groups. such as wedding parties, thai book rides in advance. "I do n'l wanllo b!' there when the bride eom<'s after me wilh a hatchel because I tell her lhat her ride ts canceled ," she said. The 25-degree minimum would horses." said Arnold Applebaum, a member of Mobilizat ion for Anim· ats. a g-roup lhat r•ncouraged the guidelines. hurt her company's popular Christmas-season business, Ms . Anderson satd. The modern-d@Y carriage rides began in Cincinnati five years ago as a way to attract Christmas shoppers downtown . "ChUd labor laws were enacted because c hildren can'l speak for themselves, and we are here in th(' same respecl to speak for the Th~ discussio n of horses broughl 1au g ht 0r 10 SP\·('ral counci l memOCrs. while r arJidgf'oJX•rators and animals- lights e~cti\·i st s sat straight-fact'!l . Inside today: By the Bend ......... Pages 6, 7 Classlfleds ....... Pages 8, 9, 10 Cootks-TV ............. Page II Deaths ....... ............ Page 12 Editorials ................ Page2 Sports .............. Pages 3, 4, 8 Panly cloudy IGoliht with a chance of showers or thunderllionns. Low80-Qi. ~ winds III'OUIId 10 mph. Saturday, palily cloudy with a sight chliiiCI! of showers or lhunderstonns. Wgb In the ~ Chance of rain to percent lonlgllt and 00 percent Saturday. LITTLE BOYS ' LADIES' TOPS AND SHORTS SHORT SALE Reg. Reg. Reg. Jea ns. poly /c otto n slacks and dress pants . Wran gler junior s horts, Lord Isaacs s horts. mi sses and extra size open stock s horts. Ta nk tons. sh1rts. ~. n1t lops and ball slmts Kn11 sho1ts. denrm s hor ts and gym shorl s Monlh s srzes thru "IP 7 Reg. 13. 50 Slacks & Jeans L1ttle Boys' S1zes mos., 2 to 7 L1ttle Gtrl s' S1zes 12 to 24 mos, 2 to 4. 4 to 6x . 7 to 14. REG . 16.00 to 117.00 REG. 19.00 ........ SALE 17.19 REG . 112.00 ....... SALE 19.59 REG . 117.00..... SALE 113.59 REG . 120.00 ..... SALE 115.99 Sale 1279 .... 5.50 .... Sale 14.39 18.00 .. .. Sale 16.39 11L50 ... Sale 19.19 1 GIRLS' Sale Priced $479 to $1J59 Bahydoll paJa mas. 111 gh l slmts . short gowns. shorly pa tamas tong gown s an d robes S1ze s 6 to 24 mos 2 10 4 4 Jo 6x . 7 to 14 1 1 1 1 $]15 3'<· ou n ce s ke tn - mothproof ~ non -a ller ge ni c Fa mou s Coa ls and Clark qual1ty Bi g selec tion of co lor s. BRA SALE Regula r Pnce -Cotton lmed active bra s - Colton l1 nerl fiberfill bra s - Full F1 gu re lace and lflcol br" -Silaple ss bra s Choose wh1te or be1ge 1n a com · plele ran ge of lad 1es s1zes 1 \ (1 ,.. \ J :• . $1.69 . ( I to \ ~ Pre-leen s ize s Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. 3/6 to 'I r , ! 1/14. '.) '1 19.00 ....... Sale 16.29 113.00 ..... Sale 19.09 117.00 ... .Sale 111.89 123.00 .... Sale 116.09 , j. \ ·! ~~ LITTLE GIRLS ' SHORTS & TOPS SALE ANGEL TREAD 1ank top s. llll d· lengUl to ps. kn 1t lops and blou ses SLIPPERS REG . 1 2. 95 TO 1 12 .50 Kn1l shorls. de mm shorts and poly i coil on sho rt s 1 1 Reg . 3.50 ....... Sale 2.79 Reg. 16.00 ..... .. Sale 14.79 Reg. ' 9.00 ...... . Sale 17.19 Reg. I} 5. 00 ... Sale 111.99 Sc uffs. ballenna styl es and boys' slip-o ns. Chi ldren 's sizes. $239 TO $999 ."i.tl.E' LEE AND WRANGLER MEN'S Fashion Jeans Re g ul a r s ize s a nd fuller c ut 1eans St1lch de n 1ms . IOO ~o c ottons. An exce ll en t se le c tion S ize s 29 to 42 a nd ext ra la rge sizes 44 to 50. s2L95 Fashion Jeans ..... 116.50 124.95 Fashion Jeans ..... 118.70 126.95 Fashion Jeans ..... 120.20 129.95 Fashion Jeans ..... 122.50 Sale! 'lee" & "Wrangler" BOYS' DENIM JEANS nro Sale Priced From Reg. 116.00 Sale 1 13.60 Reg. 122.00 Sale 118.70 Reg. 129.00 Sale 124.65 1 Reg. 34.00 Sale 128.90 Only $399 Special sale pri ces on gUitar stnn gs, banJO stnngs, violin s tnn gs. dulcimer string s and mandollll strings Famou s brands lik e Gib son . Fender. Mart1n and D' Ad da no. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. 14.95 ......... . Sale 14.19 16.95 .. .... .. .. Sale 15.89 19.95 .......... Sale 18.49 s12.95 ... ... Sale 110.99 DAY SALE! SALE! BOYS' SHIRTS MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY Includes our entrre se lection kn1ls - westerns- sport sh"t s ~ta nk tops . sho rt sleeves . Cool and co mlorta ble rn s1zes 8 to 20. Coord1nate w1th short s. Sa le prrced now . WORK SHIRTS B1g Ben by Wra ng le r per manent pr ess Fulllengtil lerls - two-button throug h poc kets Short sleeves 111 Sill' I S M. Land XL. Long sleeve' " s1zes S, M. Land XL. pl111 extra s1ze 18. 19 a nd 20 1 '6.95 Shirts ...... Sale 15.48 18.95 Shirts ...... Sale 17.08 '9.95 Shirts ...... Sale 17.88 111.95 Shirts ..... Sale 19.48 8.95 Short Sleeve Style ...... ... 17_30 19.95 Long Sleeve (Reg Sizes) '8.30 110.95 long Sleeve (Extra Sizes) ... '9.30 SHOP FRIDAY UNTIL 8 P.M. SATURDAY UNTIL 5 P.M. ,. En trre selection sa le prr ced Boys· reg ular and slim SIZes 8 to 16.Hu s ky s1zes 8 (27 wa1st1 lo 18 (34 wa1sl) and student Slles 26 to 30 waist. (Choose your co rr ec l le ngth) 14.95 Jeans ..... 111.66 116.95 Jeans ..... 113.26 119.95 Jeans ..... 115.56 121.95 Jeans ..... 117.16 "Certainly some people paid more in the way of taxes and some people paid less. And there are people in this state, we shouldn 'l fo rget, who dldn'l pay any taxes because lhey aren' t working." The movp by majority Democrats was seen as an attempt to diffuse at leas I some campaign criticism from Rl' pubticans who have said Celeste's 90 percent tax increase enacted shortly after he look office was excessive. GOP legisla tor s also have charged the surplus projecled by the administration is artificaily low . Celeste said he did not expect the refund to silence Republican thunder. "Based on past experience I would expect the thunder would roll in any even I." hP said . A bill providing for tax refunds in the evenl of a large budge! surplus and lowerl'd unemploymenl was inlroduced earlie r al Riffe's rl'Cjuest a nd passed by the House. It had not previously drawn support from Meshel or Celeste. The governor had said part of any surplus should be set aside lo help pay off the sl<lle's $2 oillion-plu s debt to the federal government for unemployment com pensat ion benefi ts. Celeste sa id today he was sWI concerned aboul that debt but lhat it should be dealt with on "its own tenns." One a. nd two p1ece s u1ts in miss y a nd ex tra SIZeS STRING SALE CHILDREN'S Co logn e spray dust10 g powd e r rol l on CiHICPil il ale . grit set s. hand a nd body lotion ami pull on powde r Sale Priced "The goal will be to have a refund mechanism that is as simple and fair as possible. " the governor said. ) __!_li~ 1iir. $139 Cot)I Erneraude Safe conference. He was joined at the session by Senate President HaiT)I Meshel , D-Youngstown and House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr .. D-New Boston. Riffe said he hopes refund c hecks can be mailed within the next 90 days. The a mount of indlvldual refunds has not been determined and would vary If legislators adopted a proportional dlstribution mechanism based on a taxpayer' s bill . But based on a total of $50 million and about 4 million taxpayers. an average amount would be aboul $12.50. '" Don 't spend the money before you get the check," Celeste joked to one reporter. $4355 [r- Sum me r styles 111 s kirts. blou ses. s horts, kntt tops and s lacks. Reg. 18.00 ...... Sale 6.49 Reg. 19.50 ... ... Sale 17.99 Reg. 110.50 .... Sale 18.99 Reg. 111.00 .... Sale 19.49 \ By JOHN CHALFANT Associated Press WrUer CO;..UMBUS, Ohio (API - Saying he wanted to " keep faith with Ohio'sctttzens and taxpayers, " Gov. Richard Celeste said today he would ask the General Assembly next week to refund $50 million in surplus state tax revenues. The money will come from a $131 million fund balance which the state is expected to reeord a t the June 30 end of the current fiscal year. Celeste said the othe r $1ll million would be kept as a reserve representing about 1 percent of the general revenue fund. "It is, in fact, a $50 million good management bonus for the citizens of Ohio," the governor lold a news C::' SWIMWEAR \~ · SALE PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR The quality yam Knitting Yarn Governor Celeste agrees to refund Sale Priced ri \''t. '' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio , 2 Section1, 1'2 Poges 25 Cenh A Mul1imedio Inc N~wspope1 Reg. 1 11.00 to 167.00 SALE RED HEART WINTUK enttne Save on 1u nior. m1sses and ex · dresses. Coo l su mme r sty les and colors. Reg. 111.00 .... Sale 16.60 Reg. 117.00 ... Sale 110.20 Reg. 124.00 ... Sale 114.40 Reg. 134.00 ... Sale 120.40 rr ('f' h:-F:n d Sa l e • tra ~s t ze Select g10up of pants. sk"ls. blouses an d lops by Devo n. Dolly Mann and A1leen . M1sses SIZes. Reg. 5.00 ...... Sale 3.99 Reg. 8.00 ...... Sale 6.39 Reg. 1 13.00 .. .Sale 110.39 Reg. 118.00 ... Sale 114.39 Diles golf results...Pages 3.,4,8 DRESS SALE SPORTSWEAR SPECIAL SUMMER SLEEPWEAR 12 to 24 Church directory...Page 5 e Voi.J.4, No.49 Copyright.d 1984 CHILDREN'S SUMMER Long pants ...Page 2 Weather POMEROY 1 SINCE 1864 """' ... WW TEAM GROSS WINNERS - Meigs Sheriff James ProffiU presented wbming plaques lo low team gross winner.; following 'lloursday's Sixth Annual Charity Benefit Dave Diles Golf Toumament at Riverside Golf Course in Mason. Left to right aN' Ron Toler, Jeff Parsons, Red Tucker and Proffitt. Absent - Don Stanley. 'l'he team shot a 30 L &'!' AddHional pictures, writeup on pages 3, 4 and 8. Gallia school leader resigns Dr. Gary E. Toothaker, superintendent of the GaDia County Local School Di'<lrict for the pa.'<l flve years, has resigned to become superintendent of city schools in Bartlesville, Okla. The local board of education accepted Toothaker's resignation during a special meeting Thursday on a motion by Daryl Salisbury that was seconded by Bllley Halley. The vote to accept was unanimous, with Fred Dee! abient. In a letter to the board read aloud by Board President Carl Waugh, Toothaker thanked the board for Its support. "I am convinced that whatever contributions I have made to your schools has been the result of coDaboratlon between the boanl, the local school diWict faculty and the conununlty," he said. "I have an unqualified hellef in the strength of the GaDia County Local Schools - in its potential, Its values, and most of aD, In Its people," Toothaker oontinued. "While I will oot be here In person, the Institution I have come to love will always have a special place In my heart and I wtD maintain a special Interest In the district's growth and development for the rest of my Ufe." The resignation Is eUecttve Aug. I. FoDowlng the meeting, Toothaker said he had been contacted In May by the con.subnt handDng the search for a new superintendent at Bartlesville. Toothaker subsequently submitted 811 application. He was one of four finalists for the Job Invited lo Inspect the dislri<-1 ftrsl-hand, Toothaker said. Banle>ville Is oorponde headquarlers of PhiUlps Petrolewn and has an esthnated student population of 7,000. Toothaker said the salary Is "significantly better" than his $40,000-p!mrper-year salary with Gallla Coonty, but he declined lobe specific. Waugh said the search for a new superintendent will begin lnunediately. "I hope the board can name a new superintendent in three weeks," be said, adding that the board Is oot presently looking nt appointing 811 acting superintendent after Toothaker's depalture. Toothaker came lo GaDia Cowoty in August 19'l9, succeeding 'Thomas E. Hairston as superintendent after Hairston resigned. Since then, the district was successful In passing a bond Issue in 1983 for the construction of new elementary school buDdlngs and renovations lo others - the ftrsl new construction In the local district's 111-year history. BOYS SUMMER SHORTS S1zes 8 through 20. Colors and styles lhat'll please you . Btg se lection . Many coord1nales w1th boys' shorts on sale thi s week en d. 1 Boys 15.95 Shorts .... 4.60 Boys 17.95 Shorts .... '6.20 Boys 19.95 Shorts .... 17.70 Boys 110.95 Shorts ... 18.50 Public hearing on plant draws 1,000 PADUCAH, Ky. (AP ) - U .S. Department of Energy otrlclals were told at a public hearing here that the Paducah area economy would suffer a $676 mlllion loss It a federal gaseous diffusion plant were closed. About 1,<m people showed up at a public hearing Thursday night Iotty and convince department reptesentattves that It should not close the Paducah Gaseous DiffUsion Plant, which processes uranium Into fuel for nuclear reactors. Among those speaking on behalf ot the plant were Gov. Martha Layne CoUlns, U.S. Sen. Walte r "Dee" Huddleston, and U.S. Rep. Carroll Hubbard, !rom Kentucky's 1st Dtstrlct. The plant employs l,:nJ people, and Is the mainstay of several coal operations that provide fUel for the plant. TOUR"'AMENT CHAMPIONS - Claiming overall low gros<~ honors in this year's Dave Diles heneflt golf tournament at Mason were Jeff Parsons and Gary R<lOL<Jl, who both shot 71's. Picturt.'ll are ,Jeff Parsons, Bill Francis, Gary Roush, IUld Larry PoweU. Ty Roush ;uod Tif'l Wilkin•, PG A pro from Kings Island, each shot a 70. Sentinel photos hy Katie Crow and &'Ott Wolfe. Consumer prices up in May By SALLY JACOBSEN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (API - Consumer prices, restrained by the steepest drop in food prices since lasl Jutl(', inc hed up just 0.2 percent in May, the govemmen l said today. Also aiding the moderation in the overall plice increase, which rose at a rate less than halfthat of April, was a tiny 0.2 percent ga in in gasoline prices. So far this year. inflation is running at an annual ra te of 4.6 percenl as measured by the Labor Department 's Consumer P rice Index . That's s lighlly bettPr than mosl analysts' predictions o f a 5 percent lnflalion rale for a ll of 1984 and seemed to fly in the face of some predictions that the eco nomy's s urprisingly s trong growth cou ld rekindle more serious lnflalion. Last month's 0.2 percent food price decline was the result of cheaper beef and vea l. poull ry, vegetables and eggs. Over the last three mon ths. food prices have tumbled al an annua l rate of 1.5 percenl. Food prices had he ld steady In April Jftcr falli ng 0.1 perccnl in March. As for energy, the depar1 ment said that. th ruugh lasl month, gasoline pri('('S, which nonnaily rise al the s l <~ rl oltlle summer driving season. were 11.8 percenl below 1l1eir peak level of :\larc h 198J. Gasoline pricco had been up 0.4 percent in April and a ful ll percent in Marcl1. For the lasl 12 months, prices overall have risen 4.2 percent. The pria:> index had risen 0.5 percent of April and 0.2 percenl of March. Retail prices rose 0.8 percen I las I year for the best showing since the early 1970s. Prices rose 3.9 perce nt in 1982 after shooting up 12.4 percent in 1981. Today's report was in line with Wednesday 's preliminary estimate on the Gross National Product. the tota l va lue of the nation's goods and se1vices. Thai reporl. whi ch projecled the economy growing at a robu sl 5.7 lJ('rcent annu al ratp in the current qua rter, a lso estimated a n inflation rate of 2.8 percenl in the April -June period , theslowesl climbin1 7years . Inflation. according lo lha t mm · s ure , had b<>en 3.9 percen t m thefirst quarte1·. Detailing May price octivity, th<' depart rnent said : -Beef a nd veal prices plunged 2.1 percent while poultry prices were off 1.9 percenl. The east of vegelables plummeled 7.7 percent and egg prices fell o sharp 6.7 percent Pork prices were up 0 6 percent while fresh fruit pri ces reversed Apri l's decline and rosc03 percent The cost for m eals ea ten out side the home rosc0.6 perccnl. Alcoholi c bcvcrag~ prices held sleady . - Housing costs rose just 0.2 percent. one-third of the April garn Costs were up O.J pPr<"f'nl for homeowners and 0.4 percent for rPnlers. -Home heating and utility costs edged up 0.2 percent aflcr asharpO.R perce nl gain in Jiprli . E lectricity bilis rose 0.3 percenl after surging 1.5 percenl in the prev ious monl h. Natural gas prices were unchanged . - Overa ll transportation costs werc up 0.5 percenl . New car prices W<'re down 0.2 percenl while used car prices eontinued rising sha rply , soaring 1.2 percenl. - Medical care costs rose jus I 0.5 percent. th r sa mf' as in the prE'viou s lwo months . Still. this has been the steepest-r ising component of the overall index in the last 12 months. -C lothing prices were up just 0.1 percent. -Entcrtn inment costs fell 0.1 percenl All thP c han!(es are adjusted for nmmal seasonal variations. If last monlh's 0.2 percent incrcase held sleady for 12 stra ight months . the yearly advance would br 2.-l percent. The annua l ral e r~ported by the department is based on a more precise ca lculation of monthly prices than the figure made public. In ail, the Consumer Price Index slood al 309.7 in May, meaning thai goods eosting $10 in 1967would have eosl $30.9'/ last mont h. A eompanion index, the Consumer Price lndex for Urban Wage Earners and Clericai WorkPrs, rose 0.3 percent last month Thai index is widPly used in ca lculating eosl-of-living increases in rollect i\'P barga in ing contracts and government brnPfit progra ms . Salt may be used by blood pressure patients ByWARRENE.LEARV AP Science WrUer WASHINGTON (APl -Getting the full, recommended amounts of calcium and other nutrtents in a balanced diet may keep people from getting high blood pressure even with unrestrtc ted use of salt, say Oregon researchers. In a report published Friday in the journal Science, theresearcherssay high blood pressure, or hypertenslon, is more c losely associated with deftctencles in certain nutrients thanwithexcessesof others.such as sodium. Researchers from Oregon Health Scien es University say a study based or, "o tistlrs from a federal heal th survey indica tes ··calcium was the nutricnl for which reduced intak e was most consislcnl in hypertensive individuals." A finding which indicales an inverse relal ionship between salt or sodium intake and blood pressure stirred immediate cont roversy among hypertension experts. The report said I here is evidence that high sodium Intake results in lower blood pressure, eontrary lo what other human and animal studies have eoncluded for decades . Ur David A. MeCaiTOn and eoworkers said their findings ··raise the importanl queslion of whether sodium restriction is routinely advisable in many hypeo1enslvcs .·' McCarron said in an inlerview lhat rnounling evidence indicates calcium may mediate the role of sodium in hypertension, and he called for experts lore-examine the relationship between sodium a nd thPdisease. " ! don "l wan I people to go oul and ea l a lot of salt now," he said, "bul if they ea l a balanced diet with the right amounts of dairy products, fruits, vegetables and fresh m eats, there is a possibility I hat the sodium "il l have no effect ton blood pressure \." Dr. Anlonio ~1. Gotl o of Baylor University, presidcnl of the Amc ri· can Heart Association. sa id in an inlerview I hal he would not advise hypertensiv~ patien ts on reducedsail diets to hry to decrease their blood pressure simply by raising calcium levels. "This is a preliminary study a nd . as the authors point out, onet·annot conclude from a stalistica l associa ~ tlon thai ther0 is a cau&~effecl relationship," he said. Embezzlement-sparked measure becomes law in State By JOHN CHALFANT COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -A bill that was sparked by a $1.1 mUllan ernbe2zlement in the state treasurer's a !flee has been signed Into law by Gov. Richard Celeste. SPOnsored by Rep. Robert Hickey, 0-Dayton, the new law requires that a public employee eonvlcted of theft in office restore the stolen money or property. It also allows a court to order use of an otfen~r· s pension beneflts, trom a ny of the state's five retirement systems. to pay such restitution. Hickey introduced the bill a fter a scandal in which Elizabeth Jane Boerger, former head cashier In the treasurer's office, pleaded guilty in the theft ofstatefundsover a span of about three years. Officials discovered later that Ms . Boerger, who has been diagnosed as having hysterical amnesia, Is eligible to coil€{:1 state disability beneflts. The new law wtli not apply in her case. however. �Friday, June 22, 1984 Commenta..y The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomero), Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA A~ ~m~ ~L-"""T'""t~d·~ ~v ROBERT L . WINGETI Publisher BOB HOEFLICH Gt•neral Manager PAT WHITEHE .\ D Assistant Publishf'r Controller DALE ROTHGEB, ,JR. News Edlior A MEMBER of The i\ssoclated Press. Inland Dally Press Association and the ,\.m erka n Newspape r l"ublis ht•r .1\ !iiisoclation . LE'ITERS OF OPI:'\IION are wekomt>d . 1'hey .~> hould bt> h>s!i than 300 wurd.·'i dentlal primary - a not -so-subtle reminder that he's still a force to be reckoned with In the party. The event at which Kennedy chose to speak was a testimonial dinner In honor of Sheldon Andel · son, a wealthy Los Angeles lawyer and banker, a member of the University of California Board of R egents and a n avowed homosexual. Item : A SupPrlorCourt judge and jury In suburban Orange County, long a bastion of ronservatlon, r ecently ruled that an amusement park violated the civll rtghts of two men w hen security guards prohi· bited them from dancing together three years ago. As a result , dancing partners of the same sex could become a common sight al the amusement park which prides liself as a promoter and protector of tradl· tiona! Institutions - Disneyland. Homosexuals are emerging as a major foree In Los Angeles, the c ity which spawns many of the coun· try's cultural and social trends and nowhere Is that new-found power being exercised more effec· lively than In the political arena. The Municipal E lections Com· mlttee of Los Angeles , an organiza ~ tlon dedicated to the political empowerment of this city's homo- lonK - -\lllt>tl e n are suhjecllo edltlnl{ and mu ... t bf' ... lgned with nam!P, a ddress and telephun r number . ~o unsigned lrlt f>ni will bt> puhll s lted. Leiters should b(' In good ta.-.11•, a ddrPSsln~: lssut>S, not pt•rsom•lltlt'!'> . Competition., • cooperation William Norris, found ~r and c h <~innan of Control Data Corp .. think.> compet ition is fine for bringing out the best in Ameriean comp;lnil'S, but that t1 is time for moiT' rOOJX'r at ion too E:ver the individualist , ctlwa.'.:s the innova tor, Norris a lrca d~· has lx:en involved in co-op venture~. most particul ar ly with M icr<X'Ioctronics & Computer Techno logy Corp.. a consor·tium of 16 computf'r and semiconductor eompanirs. For a $14 million commilm0nt , the chainnan sa id. Control Data expects ovPr a three-year (X'riod to have aeccss to research tl?sults costing $ll9 million. "Not a bad barga in for us and for the nation," he says. HP offers another example. that of ME!S. the Mic roelectronics and Information Scimccs Center at the UniVPrsity of Minnesota, not far from headquaners of Cont rol Data and other innova live companies . SLx million dollars from industry got thP cPnl er going in 1~, and m ore is likeI) to follow. Last yPar thP state appropriatro $1.3 million, and the center also is recPiv ing federal research grant s. As ~orris related to American and Japanf'SP business pcoplf' in a sp<'C('h at thP Japan Society here this w<>ek, thv center was relicwd of making lh<' usua l invPstment s in lJOOratory and prcw.x•ss ing facilities. lnstC'ad, it has access to corporate· faciliti!'s already funded to thp tunc of more than $100 million . Thus. hl' poin ted out, ·scarce research dollars are not diluted by the cost of duplicating huge facilit ie~ . or for sa larif's ot operating personnel who are In uitically shor1 supply. " : Th<• tirm• is ri)X', the tim e has com e, said Norris after his address . for many more cooperative ventuff's. The need is there, the opportunity is there and climate is conducive , h<' said . But espceially there is tlle need . Hr asks you to consider how many American companies are now challenged ~r thwarted bv one or more of t h('S(' conditions that can be de a It with cooperatively: 1. Rapid technological advance . 2. Growrng costs of assaulting banier s to progress, m effect forcing officers to bl't the company itself. .1. ShortagP ~f skilled research-orien ted personnel. 4. insufficiPncy of researc h facilitiC's. And morP: Too littk· reseaiTh to support reasonable scientific and technological progress. and substantial and growing competition from non·L'.S finns in hoth the U nit ed States and other markets What NorTis mnsons is coopera tion th:Jt will help individual companiPs, states. regions anrt fotl'lgn countries to fair ly. profitably and efficientl y exchange reSC'arch and f('('hnology, thus building economies and crL•a ting jobs I·Jp bl'licves the Uni ted Stat es has di!fuS<'d its t<•dmoiUh'l' too cheaply, in pat1 bt.'f'HUSP of the op<>n att itude of th(' U.S. scipntifil' communit y, easy accf'ss to uniw•r sit\ f'ducnt ions and pcxw t r~dr prarlicrs by individua l com pan i('S. The Imbalance of .Japanese-U.S. track• rdat ions has ix><'n marked. he S<ltd. b\' thl' .lapanes<• ha,·ing easy acc<>ss to U.S. tc<:hnoloR)' while Amr-rir."ans havf' had difficulty obtaining thPirs. A rC'gio nal approach might mrrre t that . h<' sa id. Too much enthusiasm over court's decision Thl' WhitP HuuSt:' and ltlP ,JustiC'P Dt. . partmf'nt arpn't happy with tlw · jubilant rf'marks b.v somp administrati on offi cia ls ow•r a r['('pn t SuprPm£1 Coun rulin g against prt'Sf'r.i ing job~ of minmiliPs at thp pxpense of ~nio ri tv. Kno~ll'dgcabl<' go\'rrnm!'nt sourc<'s said Attom ey General William French Smith chid<>d Solicit or Gen<•ral Rl•., U-"' and Assistant Attom<')' ( d'nrral Wil l1om Bradford RP)110icls for thl'ir pubUc expressions of r nthusiasm O\"f'r the dPt'ision . Tht> \\-' hitP HouS<' wa sn't happy, rither. Rf'vnold:-.. who was in hot wat pr a f£'\\-' mon ths ago wittl PrC'sidl•nt Rca,2an's d<.~ug ht P r O\"l'r a sPpa rah• C'uurt casr im"Oiving women, calJf'd la st wC'f'k" s SupiT'mP Cout1 ru li ng "Jn ••x hibrating drlC'ision .' ' And he sa id the .JusticP DP!Jar1m(•nt md \" rvo}X'n Pxisting anti-disc rimination agrC'f'm('nts involving thl' gO\T' rmnf'nl L.i'<'. who argu!!d 1hf' administr<:t tion·s p:J.S il ion IX'fore the Supreme Cou11, ca lled thP dl'<: ision a "sl;;rn dunk, ' adding : " lfyou want toattribuleto mea stawment th<:tl this is om' of tht• gTP<:t!Pst victories of all limP, I would not dispute you." But most of thP attent ion foc·uS<~I orr fu>\'TlO ids' r'f'marks. A White House offi cial. spPa.k ing on thf' condition that hC' rf'ma in anonymous, said, ''Th£>rr· wa s unh<:tppinC'ss over Brad RPynolds ' staiC'mf'nt ." i\nd a senior \\!hit<' Houst" official, also speaking anonym ously, sa id, "Our position was we should not IX' out th~re gloa ting ." This offic ial sa id, howcvPr, tha t thr WrutP HouS<' had not dPvolopcd its own policy yet on whether existing coun decrees should bl' r eopened. Th<• fir st offici a I added, "Rcynolds was furthN out than Wl' wanted to get ... we w anted certa inlY to conform with the law and the decision, but l don 't think wE' werC' going for a who!esa I(' rf'view of a lot of Pf'Oding cases." " It was the decision we sought. " he continued, adding that the White HouS<' atlitude was to lake a low-key approac h toward it. After all, it's an elecllon year and Reagan is not overly popu lar wit h women or minorities. Smith was reponed to have told RPynolds and Lee their comments made ~ it appear that the administ ra tion was delighted wit h the misforhme of : others and I hat those comments wcrP simply inappropriate. When the decision was handed down last 1\Jesday, orga nized la bor generally approved of it , while women and blacks, who stood to lose jobs, disapproved of it. But after Reynolds had lssul'd his statement , AFL-CIO Presldenl Lane Kirkland attacked Reynolds and his interpretallon of the ruling, saying it didn't justify the adm inistration's assault on hard -won . gains by blacks and women . The issue that pre,iously got Reynolds In trouble occurred when he said · he was leaning toward recommending that the government join in challenging a federal coun ruling in Washington state lhat ordered that wom en shou ld receive equal pay for jobs of romparable worth. After hearing Reynolds' romments, Maureen Reagan, who serves as an ii(Jviser on women 's Issues to the Republican National Committee, said: "I ilon'l think Brad Reynolds speaks for women. And frankly, I don't know · why he SpPakS al all ." As a result, the department has yet to take a firm stand on that Issue. Parsons, Roush tie for honors in Diles charity golf tourney Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Fomervy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 22 Growing forces _________-=R~o_be_r_t_~_al_te_rs ' - Item : LOS ANGELES I NEAl When Ed Davis was this city' s police chief in the 19'i0s, he was a tough, no- nonsense law officer who embraeed traditional values and was intole rant or any form or alt erna ti ve lifesty le. Today, Da\1s is a Republican stat e senator who has become a champion of homosexu al right s and an outspoken supporter of legisla· lion to prohibit ho.u s.irig apdemp)oy. ment discrimi~t<on . ~al~st gal' m en and lesbian women. Item : Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. D·Mass., flf'w here for a single 1ublic appearance one week prior o California's DPmfX"'ratic presi - sexuals. recently raised more than $250.<XXl at Us annual fund-raising dinner . Among the approximately 1,400 attendees attired in formal dress were about 150 public officials Including members of Congress, the state legislature, the city council and the county board of supPrvisors. MECLA ' s monthly polltlcal breakfasts have attracted speakers ranging from Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley to President Reagan' s daughter Maureen . H omosexual Republicans here have their own organization, the Log Ca bin Cl ub, which boasts a m embership of 400 and an impres· slve list of guest spPakers such as Davis. The phenomenon is hardly II· mited to Los Angeles. San Fran· cisco, long known as a mecca for homosexuals, has a gay and lesblan population estlmaled at 150,<XXl or more, rnany of whom are politically active - aboul20 to 25 pPrcenl of all the city's residents . The current mayor of Sant a Cruz and a former ma yo r of Laguna Beach both are acknowledged homosexuals. Fresno has an organIzation of homosexual business· men. Orange and San Diego counties have politically powertul homosexual com munities. Although the trend is more appa<·ent in Ca lifornia than elsewhere. it is hardly confined to this stale. Pollttcians In NPw York City now routinely seek the suppon of the country's lar ges t homosexual communit y. DOE closes nuke plant WASHINGTON -The possibility that t<.'rrorists could rain one of the Energy Depanment's 15 nuclear plants and steal plutonium or nuclear devices is a recuning nighmatc for government securily PXp<'nS. So last Mareh, two hours after a OOE security team told House subeomrnittee staffers how easy it had been to penetrate a supPr· sensitive Los Alamos Nationa l La boratory weapons-assembly fa · cility in mock attack, Energy Secretary Donald Hodel ordered the assembly plant closed. A prompt bureaucratic response to a dangerous situation, right? Wrong. The depa nment had been wamed four years earlier that the Los Alamos plant w as a sitting duck for any terrorist gang that might dec ide to drop in. But DOE officials not only failed to take t'<.'medial actton to.proteel the weapons grade material and asSl'm bled nuclear devices. they repPatedly assured C.ongrcss that C'vcrythi ng was being takrn carP of. After four years of OOE stalling. Hodel had the gall to tell Congress that the facility had been shut down prompt ly after an internal investi· galion revealed inadequate safe· guards against theft. This was too much for Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich, chairman of the House Oversight and Intelligence Subcommittee, In a scathing letter to Hodel, Dingell noted that OOE sec utity specialist Vance Hudgins had told a r ecent secrel session of the subcommittee just how bad the situation had been in 1900 - when the first whistle was blown on Los Alamos security. Hudgins "reluctantly admitted that if Los Alamos. in 1900, had been a sovereign nation. he would have had to recommend to the assistant secretary for defenseprograms that no special nuclear material be shipped there until the security facility was substantially upgraded ." Dingell wrote. He added , "That is the single most shocking admission possible." roncluded that the faeillty was stlll defenseless against attack. The subeommit Iff' staffers urged OOE officials to close down thl' fa cili ty . But the agcr.cy brass insisted that lhe plant could be defended - and even if It rouldn'l, any d<.>cision to close the plan rested with lower-level officials. "ln other words," Dingeli wrote, "the secutity at Los Alamos was held hostage to bureaucratic paraly· sis while your offi ce did not focus on lhe problem ." OOE finally agreed losenditsown evaluation learn to lest the Los Alamos security. The results were described by Dingell as a "shocking commentary" on OOE's security programs. In two mock terrotist attacks. the OOE tr am was able to steal plulonlum; in another test. II demonstrated how easily a gang of intruders could have stolen a nuclear device. Two hours after they reponed their frightening successes, Hodel shut down the plan t. Long pants ____________L_ow_eu_w__L·ng:::__e_u Most uf lhP lit til' stories I have told ubout life on PPnsion Ridgea~nost a lifPtime ago W('l"(' O[ personal rPmPmbranccs but the Ridge was a thri ving community long before I ca mc on Uw scene. By the time I camp along, t he economy of the Ridge depPnded largely on govem· ment pension checks to the Civil War veter ans and their widows and jobs on thP more propProus vegeta · ble farms along the rivPr in Let an. In fa ct, the first job I ever had held was working for U ncle Bill reefer hoeing pot atOPs and suckering tom a tocs on his farm in Letan for 50 rent s a day. For year s I had nig-htmarPs in which those endless potato rows stretc hed far ove the horizon andd just kept going on and on. I stuck with the job until the potato crop was laid aside and I had sa\ ·ed m ough money to buy my first pair of long pants. In my da;• th~ acrepted dress- up clot hPS for a growing boy was a blue sc rg-~ surt with knee pants, black stockings and an kle high button shOf'S. l3lur serge would last indefinitely and it only lendedtoget a mite shiner w ith age and one suit , if bought sufficiPntly large, would last th<.' aver age boy through high school. My su it was bought for m y eigh th grade commencement at the Rac inP High School whPrP gradu· ates from tlle entire eastem end of the county were handed certificates by George Crow . County SupPrin· tcndcnt of Schools. Then you were eligible lo enter high school. That was a great day for about a hundred boys and girls who had spent their school days in one-room school houses. The very slzl' of the building housing the Racine High School was enough to flU us with awe; but, we must each contribute to the program with a recllatfon. I remember I reclled "The House by I he Side of the Road" with as much feeling as I rould put Into my quavering votee and only skipped one paragraph when stage-fright suddenly turned m e into a quivering jellyfish who wanted nothing more than to be out of range of those eyes ln the audience. Somehow, I finished the ordeal and was rewarded with a pat on the head and my cenifleale by Supt. Crow . That summer was when l followed the endless potato rows to my first pair of Long Pants. I capitalized them beeause in my mind they symboll7.ed the first step between being a boy and a man. l had already matured enough so l was trusted to the horse and buggy to fill the groeery order at Allen's store in Letart or the Cross store at Racine anf felt pretty grown-up. That fall Grandma finally relented and WP sent my measurements to the m ail order house, making due allowanl'€ for future growth. I had hoped to get them in lime for m y first day at Letart High School but for some mysterious reason, known only by Montgomery-Ward, shipment was delayed. An exchange of letters cleared up the trouble and my Long Pants finally came. It was a great day for me. I would like to reportlhat m y first appearance in longpanlswasallmy day dreams promised. Instead it was one of the most disastrous and humiliating days of my life. Aunt Edna was teaching the primary room at Letart and we left home early in the buggy to make the five mile trip. As usuallwalkedpart uf the way to relieve the burden on Babe, our sorrel buggy horse that for years had beenpulllngthebuggy and Aunl Edna between the ridge and the Letart school. That morning the daydreams of the fine impres· slon I would make on my fellow students, especially the girls, must have slowed my steps. As I neared the road alter a short cutthrough the fields, I ssw Aunt Edna and 8a be passing our usual meeting place. I began running down the hill, trtpped and fell, sliding under a barbed wire fence. lwasn'thurtbymynewpants had about a foot long tear In the seat. As If It weren't bad enough to By SCO'lT WOLFE Sentinel News Staff Garrison. Garrison had a line day driving the winning shot 267 yards and 9 inehes. WNGEST DRIVE - Bill Chllds,left, awarded a driver for the longest shol on hole number 18 to Dick stand before a room full of snicker ing primary pupils whiiP Aunt Edna made temporary repairs with safely pins, there was more to come. While I consoled myself with the though! thai! could be admired from the front if not from behind, fate was plolling another blow. Schools in those days did not have indoor plumbing. There were two outdoor toilets at Letan, one for the boys and one for the girls. Those were the only accomodallons for about 75 children. Since some of the boys were careless there w ere always puddles on the floor. At the end o fth~firs t r('('('ss, I ru shed to the toilet, slipped on a puddle and was carried by momentum on my behinc across the floor, sponging up other puddles on thE> way There was nothing to do but go home. ! waited until everyone was inside, then sneaked to the livery bam where I left a note for Aunt Edna on the buggy seat. I did leam something from the day-- never try to rush manhood . The next tinoe I wore longpantswas when I graduated from Lodi High Sc hool at Jerseyville four years later. Berry's World \\'AT('H \\1NNER - 0 11114b'IP<!EA lr"IC q.· "Does this metJn that /Ike nuclear power we 've lost favor with the Investment community?" receiV(>d . a watch from comrnitk-eman .Joe ("lark for his clost.'SI w pin shot on hole 7. Local R<·d Tucker, ri)l;ht, Sports briefs ... GOLF VIOi\TF: C,\Rt.O. M onaco !API - Britons Michael McLean and [)(·rTi('k CoopPr fired 3 ~ under·par lilis to sharP the lead aftPr the first round of the $J40.CXXl Monte Ca rlo Opr'n Coif Toumament. TENNl'l 1:,\STBltURI\'E. E ngland tAP! - ~l artir.c~ Na \Tatilova and Chris 1·\·r·l't r .lo\'d rach won quan erfin al rn.:.llchf's ro adv ance to thP semifi · n.lls of th<• $17:i.OCO Eastbournr wompn·~ rrnnls tournament. ~a \Tat ilo\·J, bidding for hPr third 'I J'd ight F:astbou fTl(' tit)(', OUSI(>d ,\ustrai lai n Wmd, ·Tumbull, 6-3.6-2. :.lo., ·d . th<· sl 'l'<md seed , downro lil'i l' na ~uk01 a uf Ca ~'hosla, ·akia, ti 2. 7-li. Thf' oth('J" srmif"inal will pil t·i ght h ... r•f>eJN West German Clau· dr a "ohde . \\'hO dPfr ated ninth· ><ni< 'd llarbara Potter, &-4, &4. and fourill~•'<l<>d l•·aJ UtlS('('(!rd T<·n,· KathyPhelps, Jor dan, 6-.1.who n·J TK\{'K AND FIELD S,\~ FltANCISCO oAPt A 1-'<>dl' ral Ap(X'als Court has refused to nrdfT Ol~· mpic Games offic ials to !f't n·omf'n com)X'te in thC' 5.00 n1t'1t·r ;md 10,0J). m r tcr racf's at this n·. t r·~ SummPr Games. In a ~ - I ruling. a panPI of thP9th ( 'in uit l'our1 ol AppPals rejec ted rLiim .'- IJ_\. 82 women from 27 countrit•s that thf'ir ri gh l s arC' \"i n l;tlf'C.I h\" thP Ol:vmpirs' JX~licy of c(o nducr mg thf' two distance races f01 nwn but not for women . .John [)(>\·rrraux. Ohio UnivPrsi· tv ·~ fou r \"('ar starter at rentf'r, was tiw thi11l r ound draft pick of the ~HA's San i\nt onio Spurs and the <Rth pla;w pickro owril ll ea rli er this ''-·rck Thl' OU gr ad. who hails from Rrookl.vn. Nl'w York. was consi· c1crrd tilf' finest df'fensivf' center in thP Mid·AmPrican Conference since Bowli ng Grr'<'n 's Na tPThunnond of th<' lat<· fill iPs. Thurmond wml to IX'<~lmo• a g<l'at NBA cent<>r for the S<1n F rancisco and Golden State \'\'aniur:-. . i\notht't' Buckeye sta te player chosen pari;· " as O hio Sta te's Tony Campbl'll, who was the first round choin ' of the Detroit Pistons. Campbell was lhe 20th player choscn ovPrall in the draft . I (OOS<'Velt Chapman, who led Dayton' s F lyers into the regional fin~ is, wa s !he serond round pick of I<ansas City and the 56th ov£>rall plavN chosen. Marshall 's LaVerne Evans w as thc J:Jlth player c hosen, being the sL, th round pick of the Dallas Mavt·ricks. PET SUPPLY SALE' All Flea & Tick Control Products For Dogs & Cats •Flea & Tick Collars •Flea & Tick Powders & Sprays •Flea & Tick Shampoo •Dog Dips *Indoor Foggers I'd like to get the local communtt ics involved . M aybe nex t year we will have o ·one big celebri ty type thin g· w hrrP somrone like Johnny Bench or MickPy Mantle would m m<' in . This major celebrity concept is u possibility. In fact, Johrmy fknch was close to coming thh yt•ar as a surplise. &• nch had another corn · mitmrnt for eha rity .. .he lik!'s th1 · idea of a chart!\ and i s a pru'!J('<'I fur next year." Each' em man\· top namPs from around thC' co unt~· pack their bags and travC'l to lhP Meigs·Mason an"a. oc~krng time· off !rom work . somr · t ra\·d lin g da\ ~md night without an~ comp0ns;t ti on fnr thPir rxpP n ~s no ma tt f'r how ICJrgP it rna:,.: tx> . ~llw cr lcbrit ics. rt'gard lcss nf how much L:.Jm(' or for tun (· thf'_ \ · ha\'P acquirf'd t.t rr alwa _\":-. \ "f'l\" cordi a l and d0\'\11 homrquolil) p!<Jpl<'. DilP~ ~ -,-~ of 1hC' guos ts he in,·itf'S. ( 'on<inur>d on ra ge J riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~;;;;;;~ SPRING SAVINGS 1 ~l~r ~~~~~d~!Xt,onXR- 7 •••• $3295 1980 Pinto ................ $2195 54 spd l ow m1leage 1978 Ford Wagon ....... $2445 Counl ry Squ1te A1t 1~d~4qpd ~o~Yc~t,onHorizon ... $2495 1978 Monte Carlo, V-6 ... $2195 SALES & SERVICE pick in NBA draft I 1 mm-e people to come out and see thP tournamen t and more local peoplf' supponing it. " "I always say what I mean ... M \ mother and father always taught me to tell the truth . Maybe the tournament has run its course, or perhaps there's too much apathy in the area to overcome. lt seens as though there are more sitters than doers. If the people just understood what this is about... helping som£>· one in need .. such as a child who really nl'f'ds it. Thercareproplethat could suppon thfl tournamf'nt . who have• m adC' thC'ir liv ing in thP area foryearsundymrs,butdon'tldon't knmv if WP can c hangr t hrsC' JX'Oplt • or chan ge their attitudes. but I do fee l W P h<JVP a viable l oumamcn.. t, rstx<:ia llv for its "CAUSE." D i.IPs coni inued, "If I h(• 1ourna · m ent isworth sa h·aging, lt willlx·<m inv itationaL Onl v those invitl'd would part icipale. Our commit IPP will d<'CidP the tournamPnt's futuiT. GRAVELY TRACTOR Oll a<·e 78th rou II MASON HospitaUt y and wannth from both participant s and the blistering Appalachian sunshine set a beautiful stage for yet another successful Dave DUes- Appalachi a tiOlf toomament, the annual celf>brity event that has distributed m ore than $.ll,OCOto local charities prior to this year' s sixth annual outing. CompPtitlon was again close and as hot the Ohio Va lley weather th at hovered over the fairwa ys at Riverside Golf Coui"S(~ near Mason. asatieforindividualluwbrross and the tournament 1itle resulted for 1hC' second year in a row. Thisyear' s tophonorswent to.Jeff Parsons and Gary Rou sh, co-ovmer of Rivflrside. individual low net honors wC'rC' also deadlocked between three competitors who shot bO's \vith thei r han d<caps, including N ick Luccia ol OU; Dar rell H<>dric of Miami Univer sity and Chuck [Jallinger of Columbi a Gas. Although thp field was somewhat smallPr than in f('('('Ot years. thi s yPar 's evPnt was picture pcrfC'Cl in f'Very other aspect as sun n:.· weather and a well -grooml'd course added tothcpersonalityofthe evrnt , including the ccl<'brities that Diles says ... are the nicest. quality people in thP world. That' s why WP invitO them here." Diles said of !his year 's contest. " I think our tournament was a succPSs this year, but it's not w ha l il ean bP. I'm disappointed that wPdon't have Jack Anderson My associates Indy Badhwar and John DIU on have been investigating the shockingly lax security rondi · Uons at OOE's nuclear weapons plants. They learned that in January 1900 an lndepPndent assessment team reported to the Energy Department that the Los Alamos facility was so poorly guarded that the critical "S" site, where nuclear lest devices were assembled, was defenseless againsllerrorisl attack. The team hadsuggesledlhailheLos Alamos facility be closed and its functions transferred to the Nevada Test Site. After this clear warning, OOE officials told Congress that a crash program had been undertaken successfully to correct the secutity weaknesses. Dingell was not con· vinced , so in 1983 he senl subcom· mittee investiga tors to check the plan I. " They found. among other problems." Dingell wrote Hodel. "Thai theS site at the laboratory had never been tested using viable exercises ... 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Sunda} School 9 15 a m Morntn2 Worship JO 15 a m S unday Ev<-n lng se-rvice 7 p m Your h mpetlng 7 30 p m WP<InPsda\ f>'ot•nlnjl sPn In' 7 p m Choi r prarlkP R pm 1-(, 11 .-. nu l U UI'IJ ' C HU RCH Of< lHR!ST Mlddlf'po rl 5th and Main Bob Mf:>ll on mlnl s t('r A I Hart son a ssoc la tt minlstPr MlkP Gerlach Sunday School SupPrlntend<'nl Blb\f' School 9 :10 am Mornlnli: Worship 10 W a m EYenin2 Wors hip 7 00 p m Pra yPr met-ling Wednesday 7 00 p m ZARENE Co pastors Rev Charlt>s Coy!£" and Rev Nancy Coyle Bill \\h\1 £' S unda y SChool Sup! Sunday School 9 :10 a m Morning Worsh ip lQ 30 am S unday F:vangel\stk m('('tlnii: 7 00 p m Pra.,.er mcetln~ WPdnesday 7 00 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rf"v Wanda JohMon, Dlredor Harold Johru~on Director of Education HARRI SONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN C HURCH Wo rship service 10 1'i am C Hurch Scltool 9 15 am Bible Study Sunda y 7 30 p m Praytr Group Wf'dnes day 9 00 am •01.1• DIAL Ill "0. @nation @mpany If We Install Your Wtndsh1eld Dunng The Month Of June People of the Trl County Area lor lenlng us service your glus r•edslor the post!J years We Really Appreciate Ill FAITH TABERNAC lE C HURCH Bal Run Road Rf'\ Emmt:'tt Rawson pas lor Handlf'y Dunn sup! S unda y Sc ho n! lOam Su nda yevt nlng scrv lc e 7 JOpm Blb\(' tf'achlng 7 :JO p m 1 hursd IV "'rRA CUSE MISSION CIWtrv St S1 1acusp Sc>r v lct>s 10 a m Sunda v E v o:'nln~ 5<'f\.1 Cf'5 Sundav and Wf"dnf'sda v at 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT C HURC H OF' C H R IST JN C HRI ST IAN UN ION Lawre nc f' M.1n IPv pa s to r Mrs RussPII \ o u nf!!: S und aY Sc hool S upt Sunday Sc hool 9 :10 a m Ev<'nlng w orship ~ lO p m Wf."dncs da y pt ayPt mf't'llng 7 lO p m 1£\ Lt \f , l t 1 let " 11 \ POMERO\ F'IRST BAPTIST Oa \ld Mann mm1siPr Y-ltlllam Sno uffe r S und a \ Sc ho ol Sup! Sundav Sctlool 9 10 a m Mo rning Worship 10 10 am F'lRST SOl!rHERN HAt-"'TlSf Pom<'roo, Plk(' Davld Hun! past or Jark NC'«l.s Sundav School Dlr£'CIOr Sunday &hoo! 9 1(1 a m Mornrng Worship 10 rt a m F:vcnlng \o\orshlp 7 p m Tu~daY Vls lratron 7 p m \\t'dncsda\ prawr srn \('(' 7 :ll p m Mls.slon f'rl{'ndc; 7 IAl p m G1rl., m Action 7 II p m S..an 11u"hq 11 1l () "' \.t 1< ~ I k 11 I \I am II h1 I I ntl I li 1-' GRA HAM UNJTED METHODIST PH'achln g q :\0 a m first and Sf.'COnd Su n davs of ('ar h month thi rd and fourth Su n day s ('aCh month worship sf'n icE's al 7 30 p m W~dnl:'sdav evt>nln,t:s at ., \0 p m Prfj\f'r and Diblf' S tudy Sf VENl H DAY 1\0\ ENTIST Mulb err' Hel~hts Road Pomrro\ M lchat•l PI onkov..skl pastur MartP S pl rP~ Sabbath Sc hool Sup! Sabbat h Sc hoo l at 2 p m on Saturda) Y>ilh wors h rp srrv i('('S lollov.ing al315pm RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST C HUR( H - Sl~tpr Har rlf'tl \\ ar nt> r S up! S unda y Sc hoo l !l «I a m Morning Wors h ip HI 45 " Ill '\'-; ll< l 1n-.. llt q If\ f \I N ~}\ " H 1p ~11 1'>.111 I U It ll-t l 1umrwl [loll 1 ;-. IHl Ttltl "' rl Ooli WI ·~e OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA In G.lllpotls, Oh•o •o m WednNJay Biblt• Study 7 p rn Get a FREE BU~rlds when you b:~:::d Buffet~M Biggest, es Mason, W Vo onard & Stoff of Point-Mason Auto Gloss would hketo say !Mnks 2<+ i l "'" Give-a-wa~~· 2 Free Dinners At DuH's A POMEROY WESTSIDE CHCRCH OF CHRIST :1.1226 Chlldrro s HOillf' Road ICrunry Road 7bl 992 5:.!;5 Vocal music SUndaY Wor slhp 10 a m Blbl£1 Studv 11 a m Wo rship 6 p Oul•ml lthtt 11i \\I nol t h < . tr r.; 304·773·5710 I I -! :!> , .. POl NT-M.ASON AUTO GLASS Rt ll If The Great Burger m SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS I{{ g, ll Il l I ' I I \ II " ' r-.;on I t<nch did not set f._t s t 11111f' tn thf :vt 1dCII1 port Su noco c ,J r hov., \ , 1 . ._ , 11lmg tn thr "if'mnd slr11 cltcl not lldm pf 1 hi'-' htcl fm 'H ton rn th1 lrd lUJt tnth1 J)d\ ( S hrm!->tPp ll t '<l Nt>\1 Proudloot past or Blbl!! School Morrungworshlp 10::lla m Youth ml'l'tln£5 6 00 p m EYPJtlng worship 7 (I) p m WednE'Sda\ n~h 1 praH•r m eellng and BiblE' sludv 7 00 p m TilE SALVATIO N ARMY 115 BrliiPrnut Ave PolllC'fOV Mrs Dora Wlnlrn:: In charge Sundav holillf'SS m~lrr q 10 am Sunday School 10 () am Sunda) School YPSM Elol'W' Adamo; lmdf'r 7 l) p m SalvatJon meeting var!OtlS spc-aken; and music Spe<'lals Thur!ldao, 11 :ll a m to 2 p m Ladles Home LE'agu£> membt:ors n chaJ'Rt> all wonl('n Invited 6 45 p m Thui"!da> Corps Cad('! Cla.sss IY oun~ 1-'roplf'-Biblrt 7 :JJ p m Bible Study and Praypr m£'E>TiflR opm to ttiE> public ~})am \n~ \" 1~ '\ \ 1 \ > '!-! Maln St I o 1111 I \ I II 1111111 I '->I 1 " J~ It \It,, ~.. \m h 1 1111 l l •~lu I \ tl I ~\ u l"" l• t:• Sunda y ScMol Su p! Worship Servlf.' 10 :U T'uesda y 7 lO p m Nt>ase POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRISr 212 W PRICEs Duh ~l I! '1 I I ( II 1\ t\-\ l l1 '-.. n t! I t I \I It 1 I 1\ I ' '' nr I ll1t I \ 1 11 1 \1 tl'• h 111 ( 11-:t I I I I 1~ t t Ill I< ~ \.'UJOI ' f uno -. l-'riria1 ' (, Ullt"' <.;1 l i J I 11 '-'1 am f11'-'1 I 1 ht 11 t1I I ;";)>. I' u I h ul 11 ~ t ( hi oJl\ ~ 1 -. I •n . ' " "' >1 ._,, ..._ '1.: "'~ t II \ I 1I I ,.. \ ''--' ,, .., l t t ll tt \ I 11 1 L, n I 1lll'-' I I ~~ I 11 II ._, n ll1 I!' ul\ J llllt~" I •It 1 d French m eas\. win at Speedway S IF\\ \HI n ""'' 1\ I I II ~ I' 1l I '-, \\ 1 c; 11 I I ~ 1h •' I S , I 11 , ""1 t ~~~ " '\ '' I' I I 'i 111 ' l 1m '-.m ,.. 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II< \\ <; ]!I l l ' H\"1' 1\ u•m ' •m• I h 1l o 1~1p tu t' >I ' 1 $11Q '\ 1 'Uh'-' 11p lUll~ IJ\ Ill MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHU RCH Church School 10 15 a m Wor ship service 11 30 am MilLING OIVtStON B1rd Se('d!> Oy '>ll"r Sh c llc, <tnd Grrt Fc r t.lir c rs l1me Cl' ml'nt and Mortar Srock Salt WMcr Soft('ncr Rcm<'dte\ SAlt l 1 Ucr\ v.ncctne Rooflnq P"tnl\ Re d Br.1nd Fcnc1ng Baler .1nd Brndl'r Tw1ne Sprav s G.l i('S HJy Straw SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY S,('eds SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave . 991 2119 215 Upper River Rd Gallipolis, Ohio c 1984 PollClerosa Inc 0 RPV W H Pt:'rrln POMERO\ CHURCH OF THE NAZA SL 8..'-;( HIP riO!'\ Ri\ Tf. ~ By Carrirr or \lotor Koulf' $4 $.'\":' Thursda~ mtfftlne 7 p m Mf HF:RMO!\ 1 Cormthtans 12 12 31 Middleport, SUPERMARKET 992-3840 <~Ill M1ddleport F.:\ trJn g VI J<;hJp TERIAN CHURCH Worship Servlct> 9 00 a m Church School 10 15 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pas1or Rf'v John Evans Sunday School 10 00 a m Sunday MornlnJ{ Worship 11 00 a m Children s Church 11 a m Sunday even ln(l serviCE' 7 00 p m Wednesday even lng Yaung Ladles Auxtuary. 6 00 P m Wednesday Family Worship 1 00 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, near LonJ: Bottom Edsel Har1. pas1or Sunday School 9 30 a m , Worship 10 .Xl a m Prayer m~ ti ng 7 30 p . m Thursday. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST ! l~ JlF() CHURCH corner Ash and Plum Leslie BHf [I!HJ:...; S<.J n(hr s paswr 0Jn\\JII l a\lf'<JdtJ "'u r dn\ School 9 10 1m M Jrnln g Y.. tn..,hq Luke 431-41 ID 45 u m L H' nl n,r:: prear h1n g srr vwr s, <Jl i 10 pm C hn s tJ<Jn EndP<.J\Or f1r;;t :.md 1111rcl Sun tlav 7 :10 p m Wf'dnrsli n p t<-tV f't m0t II Il l! <~ n d Bible Stud\ J \0 p m .- ~ IEH O\A H S . . . .. -t·-·- \r\ JlN ESS I-WI Sl i lt R n u tP I~~ 10m m1lt \ <1sl of Hu l tnt.l Sun d<tv UtbiP lf' c tu rf'' l !O <J m <> Tud\ Hl 212 E Mam Street 992-3785 Pomeroy 7 ~~ p ma m TuP"d OJ\ \\ Tt hh "' 1 Btl l lf' ..,,ud' m Thur sd a ~ Thr oc rar ll Srh '' I Wpm S(J\ LC( nlf'tlrn g H 10p111 CHUR( H OF 1,00 OF PltDJ'III C' I ()(.1 tr cl on 0 J ~\hI t Ro Hi (JI il1KI111 1\ Jfi(l P~ Hl nson p.:.~ sror Sund 1\ St h 1 I \I) m (ln~sr><..f( r tlrg f~ Jun1n1l l u1 11 11 iJ m Mn r r11 ne '"-O rs hrp 11 1 m r\dul Cho11 pt 3Ci lC'P 6 p m S und.:.~ " \11m ~ 1.. 1 o pit ' ( l11idJf't ~ Cl1urr t md \dull B!tJII Stud v V..ednr>sd a\ ~:~1 7 :10 p m HOP E BI\PTlS J r HAPf< I S J I r rn S r MlddiPpo r r \Htllarrd 11 llt1 Soulhf1 Tn Rl!p!Lst Co m Pnl or ~u 1 Ua1 Schoo Hl n Mo rnrng \1-or s hrp 11 am F. H'n n,e \HlT s hr p 7 p m \\ r dnPsda\ f' \ f'nrnc B1b lt qud ~ and pra\;£'r m f'<' tlng 7 p m BR ADF'ORO I HU HIH OF ( H BJS I S1 R1 \~ <land CoR d S Mark S• r\l r ~ mtlli'IC'I Su nd;:~ v Sch0ol Stpl Stl'\ r l't f k rn~ Su nda v S( hool q \0 :l m M01111ng \Hir ~ h t p HI 1fl 1m I \f' 11111--: """'"l 11 p - p 111 \\ f'dn('s daY v.nr s hlp - p m ST P '\Ul Ll T HEH A:\ ( Ill Hl l! Corn('r S\C<J m orf' 1rd S(('Jn j S 1 ~ I' 1 m rov rhf' Ht' \.1. rllttn l 'V1 d li t ~~~" h p-; lor Sund a\ Sl hou 1 l'• t m f "L urc h ~ (f\ I I P j j l rn '-' \CR.FD H I \H1 ( Ill H<ll \h g t \n ho 1\ <.r<~nnlmnr! Pt +'P r,X11K S 1111 d rn I r nr ng M<:t ~~ m p m ~ ur d M l S<> X 1 n: 1nd 11 r m \u nlf~ ~~ 11 o n h:.r lf tl our bEfon P I( h M ' ~" (CDc ~ ~~ ~ ~ l lam Sunrl 11 7 Ha\ man pastor Sunda y School 10 00 a Morning Worship 11 00 am Ywed nesday and Sa!urday E\Pnln,g SerV!C('S at 7 30pm m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UN ITED METHODIST CHURCH Fay Sauer, Director Rev Jumes E CorbiU, Assistant ~·by.,.~~ B>Oot Soc..., Ye~ t hat~ me I looKed hke that and had funl Th at 1s the part the youngsters simply do not gm~p V. e weren todd durrach?:rs We were ltvmg hie to the htlt And ()fte r awhile we were no! so young-but we still lived to the htll a s hfe unfolded before us Everythrng tn hfe d1dn t change ltKe the bathing sur! Trulhs we learned we passed o n to our ch tldren and they are teach tng them to lhe1rs Pr1nc!ples we believed tn ho~ we c henshed theystill motivate Christia n men and women all ow1 the world They are preiK hed every Sabbath practiced every day We had somethmg ltt s v1!l!l1ha t you garn 11 too No w rt s your tum lo s.erve' NORTHEAST CLUSTER RL>v Don Art'her Rev Roy Deeter Rev Seldon John~n ALFRED - C hurc h Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Wor s htp 11 a m UM\ F' 6 311 p m U'w\ Third Tuesda} 7 ID p m lommunlon Frrst Sunday ( <\rchen CHESTER - \\orshlp 9 am Chu r ch Schoo l lOam B1bleS1ud'l lhursda\ 7p m U MW flr5 t I hur s da~ I p m Com munlon flrsr Sunda\ 1A.rc hE' r 1 JOPPA - Worship 9 10 a m C hurch ~ hool 10 30 a m Bible Stud} W£>dopc;. day 7 30 p m f Johnson 1 LONG BOTTOM - Church Sc tloo l 9 30 a m Worship 7 p m Bibll:' S tudy Wl'd nesday 7 lO p m UMYF Wt"dnesda'\o 6 00 p m Communio n f lrs t Sunda\ 1 Archer! REEDS~JLLE- Chu rc h Sc holll9 30 a m Wors.h p Sen l('p I t 00 a m ( DPP!t> r 1 TUPPERS PLAINS ST PA U L Wo r sh ip 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m BlbiP S tud y Tul>Sday 7 30 p m UM \\ fhlrd Tuf:"sday 7 10 p m Commu nion Firs t Sunday tArc hen CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev JameK E Corbitt Rev St~>ven NP.Ison Rl"v Richard Rothemleh Re\' Robert E Robinson Rn Andrew Rubenkii'!'X ASBURY 1Syracuser- Worship 11 am Churc h Sc hool 9 45 a m Charg<' Blbl<' Stud y \\Pdnesday 7 :m p m U M\\1 rtrsr Tuesday 7 :)() p m Cho!I R('h01r sa l \\ Pdnf'sda} 6 30 p m U MW four1h Sun da) 6 30 p m 1Nf'l so n l EN TERPRISE Wors hip q am Ch urc h Sdool 10 a m Blblt: StuUy Tues rl a .. 7 10 p m UMW ft rs t Monda ) 7 10 p m L MYt Su nd ay 0 p m Choir H(' hf'a rsa l 6 30 p m Wl'dnf:"s da v t Rorhtm rchr F'l A.T\\OODS - C hurc h Sc hool IUam Wo rship II a m Bib!(' Slud y lhu rsd dr1y 7 p m VMYF Sunda~ 6 p m !ROihem!t hl F'ORF:ST R U N Worship 9 am lhur('h School JD a m Choir pra r llcf' T uesdav 6 ID p m U\1 \\ nrs1 Tues d a) 7 30 p m INf'lsonl HEATH !MlddiPportl - Chu rc h Schoo l '-l JU am V\ o rshlp 10 JO am Blblt> UMW sPco nd Study Tuesday 10 am Monda y 7 30 p m U MW Stocond Mun da y 7 30 p m UMM Third Monda y 7 30 p m I Robinson\ MINERSVILLE - Wors hip Serv tc(' ](l am Church Schoo l !Ia m UMW lhlrd Y.edm•s.da y 1 p m Choir pra c tltt' Mo n da y 7 30 p m 1Nelson1 PE ARL CHAPEL - Y.ors hlp SerYic t' 9 am Churc h Sc ho ol 11 a m UMW S(' tond Tuf'sda} 7 30 p m U MYF last fup.;;, da y 7 30 p m tubenkln~l POMEROY - C hurch Sc hool 9 15 a m Wors hip Service 10 30 a m C hoir rl:' tuarsai Wt'dnr;osday 7 30 p m L M\\ srcond TuPsdav 7 30 p m UMYF Sundav 6pm 1Corbltll ROCK SPR IN GS- Chunh School 9 I ~ a m Worship 10 a m Bible Stud y Wed np.;;,d ay 7 :\0 p m UMYF tSrnlor sl Sun dav ~ p m tJunlors l every o tht•r Sun da y 6 p m 1Rothemlch 1 RUTLAND- Church School 9 45a. m Worship 10 :\()a m UMW t Ev~n l nl~ C lr <'le i seco nd Wt"dnes day 7 JO p m U MW 1Afternoon CirciPI second Thursda> 1 p m l Rutx>nkln~ ) SALEM CENTER - Churc h Sc hool 10 am Wo rship 9 45 am tRutM>nktnsn SNOWVILLE - Worship 8 30 a m Ch urlh Sc hool tO <t m (Rube nklog r SOUI'HERN CLUSTER &>v James M Clark Rn Paul McGuire Re\' Onllle Whllf APPLE GROVE -ChurchSchool9a m Worship, 10 a m {Fint and thlrd Su n d ays\ UMW SecondTutsda) 7 30p m Prayer m e£'ttng WE'dnesdav "' p m rCiarkl BETHANY - Worship 9 a m Chur ch Sc hool 10 am Bible Study Wt'dn<'sday 10 am Dorcas \\omPn s Fellow s hip Wednesday, 11 am (McGuhel CARMEL - Church School 9 30 a m Worship 10 45 a m Second and rourlh S undavs Fellowship dinner with Sutton !hlrd Thursday 6 30 p m (McGuire) EAST LETART- Church Sc hool9 a m Worship lOam second a nd fo urth Sun days UMW Ursr TlK'sda> 7 30 p m Klarkl LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am C hurch Sc hool tO am (Clarki MORNING STAR-Worship 9 45a m c nurc h School 10 30 a m BtbiP Study Thursday 7 30 p m (White! MORSE CHAPEL - Churc h Sc hool 9 30 a m Worship 11 a m (White ) PORTLAND- Church School 6 30 p m Worship 7 30 p m UMYF Wednesday 7 30 p m (McGuire) RACINE WESLEYAN Church School, 10 a m Worship 11 a m UMW rourth Monday 7 30 p m Men s Prayt"'' Breakfast Wednesday, 7 a m (Clark) St.J'ITON - Church Schoo l 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 45 a m first and third Sundays, F@liowshlp dinner wllh Carmel third Thursday 6 30 p m tMcGuire) KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Ollvf'r Swain Supt Sunday SChool 9 30 a m f'V ery week HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION p 11 1 \\lpfin, ...,d n IN CHRI ST CHLRC H Locil !Pd m !!'\<.! ~ Communi!\ off Ct R l 82 Rt' H )b\ r t Friday Oh10 CK cond and fourth Su nda \ RENE CorTJ('I" UnJoo and Mulberry Rev Thomas Glen McClung pastor Oyde Hender son S S ~pi Sundav School 9 ]) a m morning worship 10 :JJ a m f"VPnlng service II p m mid-week S<'rvloc \\JednesdaY 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3:16 E Main St Pomeroy Sunday serv~ Holv rommunJon on the first Sunday of each month and combined W1th morntng prayer on tht> thlnkl Sunday Morning prayPr and sermon on a ll otht>r Sundavs ct the month O:turch School and NursE'f)' Carf' provided Coffee OOur In the Pansh HalllfTlrl'K'dlat ely f o llowln~ thE' SE'1"VVCP t I I ~ \1+..: I "' on I 1 .... rr '\;\llU"\;\J l.t \f,t I '>I 1~ TRJNITY CHURrn pastor Df>bbif:' Buck Orurch School 9 15 a m a m Choir rehear.-;a 1 unck>r direction of Alit:e PO" ™ \S11 H St nd addtf'"~ rn rh<' Da!l\ Sfo n r ln£>1 Ill Cou rt St I omf t O\ Ohio 4~,7fic, Ont Mo nth Onr Y f'i.l r l' <;:-hwl 11 SrT VICf' Sund JV 7 p m K&C JEWELERS M<'mbcr ThP Asson 1rf'd P rp.;s 1n l::~nd D 111\ Prf'ss Assoc taton and lh(' 1-\ m('r [('a n 1\;1 v.. splJX'r P u bll !> hPr" '\<> <iu<' lli \O n N11 1onJIAJ,rrt s nJ.<Rtpn S('nf 111\C Branham !\if'v.sp a (X'r Sa iP'> 713 lhlrd Al fl OU(' N('V. 'l or k N(' "' 't 01 k 1001 7 0 !1{'\\ ( (k 1 Coflnlhtans 11 17 34 'J..FRAN KLIN• Rev Tom Staten pasTor S unda y Sc hool 9 JOa m Ev ening service 7 30 p m Wednes day pra yer mf'etlng 7 30 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRI ST Duan<' Warde n mlnls!('r Blbl<' class 9 30 am Morning Wm shlp 10 30 a m Evening Wor ship 6 30 p m Wedn('s da\ B1ble Study 6 30 p m NEW ST IVERS~ ILLE COMM UNITY CHtrRCH Sunday School service 9 45 a Worship sen. lee 10 30 a m m Eva nge listic Servke 7 30 p m WE-dnPs day Pray('r mPetlng 7 JO p m Thursd av ZION C HURCH OF CHR fST P omero' Harrisonville Rd Ro~rt Pu rt ell m1m s ler Ron Rttrle Sunde) School SuJ)f'rrnlcn dent Sunday School 9 30 am Wors hip se r vice to 30 am Evt>nlng worship S un da y 7 p m and Wf'Cine~da y 7 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURC H P lnC' Grove ThP Rev William Mlddles wanh pastor Churc~ ~Prv t ce 9 10 a m S und a} Schoo l tO 3() a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST John \\irlghl passtor Sunday Sc hool 9 10 am L a rry Haynes S S Supt Mornlnjj! worshlf 10 30 a m RAC NE CHURCH OF TH E ~AZA RENE RPv Thomas H CoJ\IPr pastor Marlha Wolfe Chairman or I he Boa1d of Ch ristian I Jfp Sunday School 9 10 a m Mornlntz worship 10 30 am Sunday evE'ni n~ worship 7 30 p m P r a yr r mfl'e ttng7 30 p m Wednt-sday LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHU RCH Dl'x te r Wood y Call pastor St'rvlcf's Sundnv lO rr m a nd 7 p m Wednesr1ay 7 p m RA( IN£ FIR ST BAPTIST Don L Walkf'r Pas to r Robert Sm tih S und ay Sc hoo l Supl Sunda y Sc hool q 30 a m Mornlnj;( wo rs hip 10 40 am SuiHI:l y \\f"dnt sda y r>\Pnlng worship 7 30 p m rv<' nln~ Blblr st ud y 7 JO p m BURLING HAM COMMUNI TY CHL'RCH Burllngham Rt•v Ok e\ R 1 1 I aund Prm tlt pastor Ph 9<t2 ~324 Sunda v Schoo liD 00 am S unday £'v('nlnR: S('r' In 7 00 p m Wedn('sday t'\ t nlng sp r vlc£> 700pm OAN\'IU E HOLINE SS CIILH CH loca ted o n Rl 125 be!Wt'('n VInTon a nd Langsv11l e Rf'\ Ben Watts pa s \01 S un day School 8 30 am Bo bbv Lamberl S S Strpt Morning'>l.orshlp!O 30a m Chl l drr n s H aPP> Hour 6 45 p m Pr,1yN a nd Blbl(' S tud y 7 30 p m Mis sionar y m ~e <'llng rtrst Wednl:'sday t.'ach month 7 10 p tn For In forma tion call :lAA R41l7 S IL VER RUN BAPTIST 13111 l rtlle postor S tf'V<' Little S S Sup \ Su nda\ School 10 a m Murnlog wo rslp 11 1 m Sund .1} t>vt> ntng won hlp 7 :Wpm Prayf'r mf'E'Il ng and Biblt:' sTudy Thursd a\ 7 10 p m Youth mN"IIn,~<: Wf'dnesda \ 111 7 p m C HRISTIAN F EL LOWSHIP CH L1R CH l83 N 2nd Avf' Mldd\('po rl S uncla\ Sc hool 10 a m Sunday and WPdn('Sd l\ Evening sen. t<'P S at 7 30 p m C HESTER CHUR CH OF' I.OD RPv H E Robmson pastor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 lOa m Wors hip servlcC' 11 am FH•nrnc se rvi C' P 7 p m Mid v...(>{>k servlrf> \\ e dnr s daY 7 p m LANr.SVIl LE CHRI STIAN CHURC H Robert E Musst'r pastor S unday Sc hool 9 30 a m Paul Musser su pt Mornln~ worship 10 30 am Sunday P\f'n ln g sf'r v !Ci' 7 p m mld wre" sr rvlcC' Wr dnt's day 7 p m SYRACSE CHURC H OF THE NA ZAREI' E Rev James B Kltllf' pa s lo r S he rm an Cu ndiff s up! Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornrn(::" worship 10 30 a m Evang£'11SIIC se r vice 6 p m P r t yer .tnd P ra lsP WE'dnesLia y 7 p m Youth mN' I lng ., p m EDEN UNITED BRETHRF. N 1!\i CHRIST Elden R Blake pastor ~ undav Sehool 10 a m Robert RPP<I Sup! Mo rn lng st-rm o n 11 a m Sunday ni ght <;(' r vices C hri stian End<"avor., 30 p m ~nn~ serv lcP R p m Preaching 8 30 p m Mid week prayt't rnt>t ling: Wednf'sday ~ p m Alvin Rf"f:'d la}if'ader HEMLOCK GROVE rHRISl IAN Roger Watson pastor Cre nson Prall Sunday School Supt Mornln~ WOI stllp 9 3U a m Sunda y School 10 30 a m E~oenhrjjl st•r\ tee 7 30 p m MT UNION BA.PTIS1 JO€' Sa\' n' Sun day SC hoo l Sup! Sunday Sc hoo l 9 45 a m Eve n ing w o rship 6 30 p m Pra~er M('f'l in~ 6 30 p m Wednesday T U PPERS PLAINS CH U R C H Of CHR IST Jod y Holland mlniSit'r 1)(>1')1 Wp!ls Supt Morning wo r ship R 00 a m Church School 9 00 a m ur CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rev H('>rbert Grat e pastor Frank Rltflf' s up! Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship M>rvlce 11 a m a nd 7 p m Sunday Wedn~day 7 p m Prayf'f mef"t lng LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Robert Miller pastor Lloyd Wrlgflt Dlf('('t or of Cflrlsttan Edu cation Sunday School 9 30 am Morning worship 10 30 a m Choir pra ctice Su n day 6 lJ p m Evening worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer and Bible Stud y 7 30 pm DEXTER Charles comber Worship Tuesdav d General Merchan 150 Middleport· Pomeroy, Oh Wednesday Pomttoy BEN CHURC H CUlton Lucao; paslor Sundav School 9 :l) a m Mrs Worlf'V F'rancts sup1 Prt oc hlng wrvil'£'5 tl.rst ~ nd lhlnl und a} s fol lo"'-inf:!: Sundav School Youlh meellnli: f'VE'f'V Sunday 7 30 p m ( h "-! .._II 11 111 tllf I I ... I \I '' " ' 'i flh 1 t'll.-- 11 n I" u H I n • t ..., I I ~ ll , . , \ ... 11 I ' ' " ~ - I t II '•I j L- '4 tllll• u \1 nrH -.. , tl~ 11 II II 11 I! 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Rapp s famJ!J.Jt H\ dPs pilC' 1111h hts h111mg habll s Ht s" fu Sl ball fastball hltlt 1 Rnpp '" 'd \nd the~ I s "hal hr hll 11 sa 1d of lhP come fl om bochmd 11cton puttmg I he Dodi!cr s a gam f' O\ICr 'ffl We 1 ealJzP\\l H ' bc'ltcr hitters than \\.€' ve bpen !)I tl( h H tl h 1h<' b Jsc-~.;, loaded c1nd onf out 111 thr s( \f'nth tnntn g Tlmtscl<t\ OJ J;!:hl tntxlthl s fo unhc~r N? r gr md sl tm 1nd <>rnd thP IXxigf't s to 1 q 7 'J C t DI"\ tht-, We nP<'ded somclhmg like I hal a~ rda o..;l 1m 1gP1 to b1eak "e\ l n gum( los mg st ll-'ak 11 clicln 1 stop d game\\ mnmg grom d 'r (' to tn mf'asul'f' show mg II wa s JUSt a mallet of I une bocf01 c wp staned gettmg some Tuesda~ RALL'S Mill Work Cab met Makmg Syracuse 992·3978 THE DAILY SENTINEL Psalm 501 23 Ph 992 2101 Grocelles- McCoy ~~----~--------_;R~ac~IO~e~9~49~15~5~0----~ Monday Matthew 6 , 15 John I Fultz J Marcus Fultz WAID CROSS SONS STORE Rt 1 ReedsVIlle Oh Psalm 48 1 14 \ \ CENTER. INC. I RACINE PLANING MILL The Dati~ Sent1nel \ \ 1 1 0 Mac Suncsay MEIGS TIRE ~~ for AReal AuctiOn • Call the Hal McCoy 1 Corinthian! 1 10 17 992-5130 "' McCoy's Auction SeiVice Saturday INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E Mam il >J 992·2318 BEFORE SWIMMING CAME INTO IT'S OWN Pomeroy 992 2955 5 By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. s p~~I~D~~~y Prescnpllons The Darly Senhnei-Page CHURCH OF CHRIST Russell Sr minister Rick Ma supt Sunda)' Sctlool 9 ,X) a m serv1ce- 10 30 a m Bible s tudy 1 30 p m HEORCANIZEU LH L R C H 0 1- H - SUS C HRI ST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Port land Racmt> Road \\Jilr<trn Roush p<tsl ur Linda E\ ans churc h schoo l dtn c• r lhurch school 9 30 a m Morntn ,g v.ors lp 10 30 a m \\ Pdnesdav t> \ cnrn~ p1 a \t r st:rViCt:S 7 30 p ll1 DETHLEIIEM BAPTIST R t' L :n l S huler pa s lor Wo rstl rp se n ic£' 9 lO fl m Sund ay Schoo l 10 10 a m Bib if' S tud y <~ nd (-II a ) Pr wr v it E' Thursday "' 30 p m CARLETON I NTERDENOMINA TJONAl CHURC H Ktn ~s bu r \' Ro<1d RC'\ Da\ ld Cu rfma n pas lor S und ay Sc hoc> 9 10:1 rn Ral p h Carl Su pt Ell"nln g wur s hrp 7 lOp m Pra vf'r mf>f'ltn g \\Pdnf's da\ 7 30 pm I Ol\<C. BOTTOM C' H R IST IM\ lod) ll o ll <J nd pa s to r Wa\lac t' Damr:>v.Ofld Sund a\ Sc hoo l Supl \\ o rsh tp sen 11 <' 11 a m B ibl e School 10 a m HYSf LL RUN HUll NESS C. 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C H URC H I ('larl y,. \' a Rt 1 Jamf's L(',.. ts past or Wa r sh tp sf' rVic ('~ 9 10 a m Sunday Schoo l II a m f vc-n\ng: v..or shlp 7 U) p m Tu esda y c o 11a ~f' pravP r m (>(' l\n~ md Bibl e S tud\ q 30 <t m Wo r s h1p ~Nv ke Wf'dnesda ) 7 10 p m OUR SAVIO U R LUT HERA N ( l! L:RC H Wal nut and Henn Sts Ra\1 nswood \\ \.a Tht' R e1 (_.PO rge ( Wrir kk pas to1 S undaY SC hool 9 30 a m S und oy 'rl ors h1p llam CALVARY BIBLE C HURCH lol'alf'd nn PomerO} Plkf' Count y Road 2~ nr<H Flat wood s Rf'v Blackwood pas tur S('l\ Ires o n Sunda) at 10 30 a m and 7 !fl p m wllh SundaySclloo l9 31Ja m Blblt> Si ud v WPd nesda\ 7 30 p m FA ITH FELLOWSHIP C RL SA DI:: FOR l HRIST St R1 33JI Antlquil \ Rl \ Franklin Dickens paslo r S und ilV m 01 n lng 10 a m Su nd av f'\enlng 7 10 p m Thur~dav £'\(' nlng 7 30 p m ST JVERS VILL E COMMUN IT't BAP T IST C H U R C H P asto1 Rob<'n 8y{'r-. S und ay &hoo l10 am Worship Sl' r\ lcr I I am Su nda\ evening ser1 i('e 7 30 p m \\Nin<'Sda y t'\C'nln~ ser vlcf' 7 3() p m INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURO! Inc P('arl S t MlddiPporl Rf'v 0 Dell Manlf'y pa s to r S unday School 9 lOa m Mo rn1n2 worship 10 30 a m Ew nlng: worship 7 Wpm Tut:' sda y. 12 30 p m Wo m e n s Pr ayf'r mf'f'ling WednesdaY 7 30 p m Prayer and Praise sE'rvlce RUTlAND APOSTOLI C CHURC H O F JESUS CHRJ ST Elder JamPs Mille r Bi ble Study Wednf'sday 7 30 p m Sundao,; & hool 10 a m Sunday night sN vlcf' 7 30 pm I'OM ERO\ WESLEYAN HO li NESS Harrisonv illf' Hoad Ear l Fields pa s lo t Henry Eblin Jr Sunday School s upt Su n day School 9 JO a m Mo rning worship 11 am S unday eo,en lng servlct' 7 30 p m Prayer rnet"ling W@dnesda)' 7 JO p m ,gyJlACUSE F1RST CHURCll OF GOD Non P€-ntecos1al JO) Oark pastor Ph 992-.m l Wnrshio Ser.1rf' Sundav 10 a m Sunse-t s ;}f(' 10\{'l\ thtngs rhP\ 11.1\ t ll diilHtlg l fll'< I on u:--. \qUid lim(' to s1t and r psl befort• s l('('P It ts t ttnn hu . . b.:tnd dnd 1..1,. ilc can stt and talk With no pwssmg \\Oik th.J t 111..1\ mroupl and bJf'ak tht closPncs s of togrlhPnlt'ss F: s !J('f'td!l\ Ill Spr 1111..: a nd Sumnw t "hf'n w e can s 11 on the porch and \\ C lfch thf' s llC'n1 footstt P" of C'\ c nmg tlptoeingour\.l,a\ It J.sanothPJ d a\ dmw Ill( bir<:h h<J\ r-,go nrtonf'!)f and qu~et cumps to l alm ou1 \O,t ca r tnf'~ \\ 'hf'n t ht " un sc-1 son tod, t" l1 SC'IS on II fon'\l'r At lwtltghl tlw da\ Ll('l • lmf' hl'-.l on Lookmg back on mdfl \. \f'S IC' I'da\'- \~<' c<m ~~~-- 1 lhc> mnm lo'l chances to be of S(>IVIC'C' 1oG od Jnd m an l t rs l t~o ll l f' nO\\ tochangf' our mornmg hours mto a procluc tn r I cou ld hm t ur I \~ 1ll do \ l ovely sunset only remmds us thLl t (_~od ha"- dra\\ n to a cloSC' anothf'l day whc-n "- p W('f'f' his "-' Jtnf"SSC'S \-\ h 11 \\ f' could h iVt' donP or "hould ha\ e done IS past our abtll1 lf'S nO\\ I he d,t\ 1'-' done Lmd tu. Ihght comes to g:t\ E' u s much n('('df'<i tf'SI a nd q u1f'l 11 ts a t1mr ol reflection k \Vhal have I done loda) fo1 God m1 nc1ghb01 m' lan11h 01 myself Tomorrow I \OV\ 10 do b('!! Pt I wondr r tf I('\ rr do or w1ll Sunsets arc thc qu1et IIIllC' we all nC<.'d to look back .1nd '"'what oui hf(' has })e(-n for the da v W e st'C' across thf' st r('('l m d0\\711hC' road a prece I he "' a1111 glow of l1ghts shmmg throug h I he" mdows of ou1 ne1ghbors houses It IS a comfm t mg f('{'hng Tht s ts a lune of closeness for families Wc pause to " atch I ht> sun d1op boclow the horiZOn As the sun set s on today Wf' rf'.llJZP 11 5Pis on II for f'Vf't Tocta" has bcome htst ory lt IS a da1 we can never h\P dg,un The scll mg sun has set our deeds of lhe da\ m lh<' pages of hiStOJV LPt us be aware of thiS fact oflife LPt us all remcmbcrlh aI l'>'h<'n thP sunsel s on today 11 S!'ls on 11 forever We muSI do our bcsl each day so at sunS<'t v.e can sav to oursel\es I have done m\ i:x'st II has been a good day Thank You Lord lor 1oda1 �Page-t.-The Daily Sentinel Community college promotions Calendar fRJDAY POMEROY Pomeroy l.odge Hi4 will mwl Friday al 6 p m . IW!reshm<>nls will be S(' " '('(j . SATURDAY I\'Ell' HAVEN - The New Ha\'f'n F in.:>mf'n's Auxiliary will havr a rheekrn barbeque Sa tur· day with srrYing to begin at 1l a.m. Goth chicke n and hot dog dinner will be available. COOLVILLE M oder n Wuodnwn of America Ca mp 10900 will hold a benefit polluck SUpp<'L Op<'n IO the publiC , IO ra ise fu nds for the Coolville Volun tt'f•r Fire DE'partmenl. Chester \'oluntrer F'lre Depart · m ent and Tuppers P lains Fire [)(>pJ nmrnt and Rt:>scue Squad on Saturday from :>.8 p.m . at tlv' Coolville Fire Sta Uon . Free will donations wlll be accepted . POMEROY -SeiVICl'SatRed Brush Church of Christ Saturday at 7: JJ p.m . and Sunday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m . Denver Hill wW be the speaker. Public invited. RIO GRANDE - For the fin;t time in 10 years, faculty promotions and granting or tenure to teaching staff at Rio Grande Community College has been given by the college's board of trustees. Faculty members granted tenure include Dr. Carl Hoffman, associa te professor of health and physical education. and Dr. Paul Holeskt associate professor of biology . Hottman received a master's degree in physical education from lhe University of Massachusetts In 1967 and a doctor of physical educa tion from Springfield College in 1978. He has lx'en at Rio Grande for four y!'ars. Holeskl obtained his master 's degree from the University of Akron in 19ffi, and his doctorate from Bowling Green State University In 1976. He has also been at RGC-CC for four vears. Granted !enure and receiving promotions are Dr. Marcella Bar· ton. associa te professor of history, and Dr. Paul Dovyak , associate professor of social work. Dovyak !'amed his master's degree in social work !rom Wesl Virginia University in 1976 and has coordinated the socia l work program at Rio Grande for six year s. POMEROY P omeroy Lodge 164 will challenge all area Masons in a golf outing at Jaymar Golf Course on Satur· day. Gifts will be awarded . SUNDAY PORTLAND - The descend· ants of the late Albert and EUz.a Hill will hold their annual reunion Sunday at Portland Park wi th a basket dinner at noon. AU relatives and fr iends are invit<'d . Happenings Church slates revival ,_\LRELCL!FF- A re\'i\'al \\'il l lx· hf'ld at L aurclclitf Fn"'t? M<'lhod isl Chu rc h al 7· 30 p.m . .lunt ' '.2~· 2-l Scr\'lccs w ill be presrnl<'d by tht • Rf'\' .lamPs T. Manning and lht• Re,·. Robert Miller. The pu hl ir is invi t<'d 10 all end . Hyse ll Run Church plans bible school PO:\!Ef{O\'- The Hvscl l Run Holin rs~ Church \\'ill Cbssc ·s will tx• held from 9:.10 il m ro noon. Thf' rhrmr· for thP school will b<' " Worth More Than I ;old ." Fonda T illis is clirrciOr. A ll chilclrcn ,l!'f' ask<'d 10 n11cnd . Yuurh League r<> mcer \1 mDt.r: Porn at M iddleport Church of Chr is I. Fifth and Main. on Sunday. June 24. and aU little league teams from the youngrsl to th<' oldest youth arc invited 10 participate. AI 9:30 a. m .. I here will be a parade of the team s during I he Sunday school hour. and al 10: 30 a. m .. thert> will be IPam judging during lhe morning worshi p servicP. The SC'IY iCC' is in recognition of voulh and a frwswimmingparty ~ill be awarded to the team wilh the grea lrsl percmtage of play· Prs and coachE'S pr(>sent . Youth Lt'di.!Ut' Sunda_\· will lx' o bS('I\'M The following faculty received promotions: Dr . Lurllle Deutsch, promoted to associate professor of English, has seiVed as director ot the Learning Center for six years. She received her undergradua te. master and doctoral degrees !rom the University of Pittsburgh. Promoted to assistant professor of history Is Dr. Ivan Tribe . Tribe, who has taught at Rio Grande for eight years, received his undergrad· Weight loss classes slated '• DRINKING GLASSES 69¢ All interested scout' and scouters are welcome. Briong tools and equipment nPedl'd, Any question call Bob Arms at 992·5487. C h rt~lop~l l 'l lktJPI i"i 'll'hralf'fl hb fir st hi r thcld\ .lunt·l'2 ,\ p;1r t:•• w;,.., hd cl for him b~· his ~ anclpar{'nls. Mr ;Hld M r .... H. omf'r ll. Smrlll Sr Tr'(ld_\· ht •; Jr<., Hrl t·ll1f•ttl<'mt'Of tht· JX!t1\" ( ·akr· and ict' rrf'am was ~c· n· N:I rrt hh mothrr. Conni('Smith. hi .; gl"f'<lt ·gr Jrldmother . l\ othl('('n ( ·rrrrw:1n -.... \lr .1ncl \llrs ( ;; tJ Y ~ .(\( 1 Smith . !'; 11 ric it~ Sur Sm 11h. f{P h£'< 'CJ Wartl . H;nmoncl .John Wat'cl. Mr and Mrs. H om~r R Smilh .Jr . Terr"s" Smil h. MichaPI Ohlin ~t·r. J'(,·a n f(ussell. t .is;, and f'lifforcl YOung. Mr ami :v1rs. C'ha riC's 1\o\'IPs. \'irk i ~ ami Hmlhl'r Bov lrs. W~nrl~· Swa nn . Craig You ng . '!l;il: l:''T; offpring anothPr sL'< wt.:.Pk Sf'ries of weigh! loss clasSPs. Ont> class wil l m('(-'1 un Tuesd<:~ .\" PH?nings from 5- i and a nothPr o n Friday aftprnoons frum 1·1. Ca ll 992·fl:i2lj for infonn<Jtion and to r£>gister for clasSPS. * \ ball and tarts. Al lendin(.! wprr: Travis. \1ark . R1chard. Rick. l.inda. Jt>nny . Missy Eddie and Amie F'riend. Tum and B illie Soulsb)·. Emes l. Bn: nda. Pa m , Jac k , .JanicP, [)('anna , Alicia and Kim Haggy, lhe !Wv. Robert Miller. Mary and Scott Miller, Ger ald and Kalhy Pullins, Gene, Vickie and R ic hiP Ell is. Harry, K ay and Amber Clark, Eva Robson, Ginny Ward, Iva Powell. Benny, Sandy , .Jason, Lloyd, Jean and Jessica Wrighl. J.R. Blackwell, Donna and Jim Giimorr. Shi r ley, Harold and Sleven M eadows, E,·elvn Si an lcy, Jan01, Wanda, Sieve, Bec~'Y and Greg Eblin. Grorg0 and Ruby Nicinsky, Can · dace Wer ry. Usa Dorst of Dublin. Ohio. and Missv and Brian Gum . V\·a,·C'r(:\: , T enn. *BOAT *BOAT *BATH WOODED SITES - "• Sherry Jo Johnson, 9, i' in the fourth grade in Middleport Elemenlary School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Johnson Sr., is a Brownie and enjoys mllecting- stickers. Sherry is also Involved in girls pep-wee softhall. maat Sherry likes the most about being a <aerier is meeting the 31 JM'Ople she delivers to and making monP.V. Telephone Pioneers to install Lifeline home communicators ' . Members of the Telephone Pto· neers of America wlll do the volunteer installation of the Home Communicators in the residences of the subscribers to the Lifeline program, being Initiated by Holzer Medical Center, according to Cha · rles I. Adkins. Jr.. Chief Executive Officer of the Holzer Medical Cenler. The program will be activaled in late July . LifPiine is a personal em ergency response system thai can help the elderly, handicapped and lsolaled to maintain their independence. The program enables subsc 1ibers to pu sh a button from !heir homp when they are in need of hf'lp, and the si gnal will be received in lhe Emergency Deparlmenl al lhe Holzer Medical Center. The program is avai lable lo residents of Gallia, Mei gs and Jackson Counties rn Ohio, and Mason County in Wesl Virginia. Lloyd D. Carroll, Presldenl of the Ga llipoli s Club of lhe Telephone Pioneers of America will schedule and implement the insl all alion of the Home Commun icators for hi s c lub members. The Commun icator i.s the merha· nism used In a subscriber 's home and attached to their private telephone as the basi s for lhe emergency response system . I n addition. the subscriber will have a portable help button to wear around his or her neck. tha t ca n be used anywherP. insi de or outside the home. within 200 feet of the Home Communicator base unl t. According to Carroll. m pmbers of the Tel ephone Pi oneer s of AmN ica are either retirees or ac·t ivc rm ployCI's who ha ,·e completed 18 or more ye<Jrs wit h the telephone company. They engagp in volunt (l('r work. such as Lifeline installati ons, and so in man y areas w herr the Lifelinf' program t>Xists, includin g Columbus an d M arietla, Ohio. FuturE' Pionf'f'rs. an associatt? organiza tion of those \'.:ho have not yel comp leled I heir 18 years inlhe teiC'phone industry·, also m a~' hC' invol\·ed in thesc installations. In addition to thf' installation work by thC' Pio neers , thC' HoiZf'r Medic al CC'ntf'r Vol un tC'e'r Scn.: ice LcaguP membe rs wi ll be involved The Bradburv Church of Chr is! celebraled F' al her' s Day Sa turd ay L•vening wilh a cookoul and S und a~· with special present ations. Each falher was prrscntrd a gi ft Sund3y. SJX'('ial rf'C'ognition went to Pt'arl Gilkev as the oldr sl father S lf'V£' Pick Pn s w as honorc'(j as lh C' youngrst f<1 ther . Also honored were Dwight Hysell for lhe mosl children and Guy Russell . w ho had bern a falht'r for th<' l o ngf'~ t - ~ 1 yrar s. Twd,·r lathers were prcsenl for thr C'Vf'nt. The cookout honored Wilbu r Row lev as F'arherof lh<' Yrar. Rowley has brcn a member of the church for 36 years. Hl' has Sl'rv<'d as a t rarh1~ r and lrC'a suf'C'r for thf' The Tempo Sales Drive ts on now and it is poss ible to save over $700 on a new 1984 Tem po GLX . Here·s how. * SAVE UP TO S400. ON FACTORY TO DEALER INCENTIVES. Ford factory incentives to dealer of up to $400 allows th e dealer to pass these savtngs on to you Add thai to th e Tempo Sat es Drtve low pn ces and save even more' Tempo oulsells all tmports>· DOCK RAMP HOUSE NO DOWN PAYMENT * SAVE UP TO S332. .' I In Lifeline. The hospital volunleers will talk wilh I he Lifeline subscrllr ers roulinely, to be sure that those who have thP program In their homes feel secure and comfortabl e with It according to Ginger Tayn · tor, Director ot Volunteer SeiVIces at the hospital. T he Emergency DepartmPnt staff will receive orl enlatlon and training from Lifeline personnel at the limP the Emergency Resource CPnler is Installed in lhe hospital. They will be handling the responses according to a pre·set protocol, when emergency ca lls come in from subscribers. A number of people have indi· ca ted their interest in becoming Lifeline subscribers . The cos I of the program to a subscriber is $15 per month . No other service costs or lnslallation charges ari' m ade, just the mont hly service fw. Gilts 10 the Hol zer Foundation for T r i·State Heallh Care make il poss ible to in itiate the program with 10 uni ts. already order ed. and 10 place an order for an addition al 12 units. Indiv idual s. clubs and organlza · li ons w ho are lnl erested in kno\\ing more aboul thP program. or Including Lifeline in their pl anned giving, sh!>uld conl acl Marianne B. Ca mpbell at the Holzer Medica l Center by calling 446·5055. Mrs. Campbell urges area resi· dents who are int er ested in becomin g subscribe rs, or tho se w ho have famil y m em bers they feel mighl be eligible for the program, lo conlact her so thai !heir names ma y be placed on lhP lisl of possible subscri bf'rs. follow·up ron tacl s will be madt' and indi\·id ual interviews schf'du led within the nex t two weeks \\·i lh those who are interPSted. T en subscr iber s will be accepted for thC' init ia l group. and then an additional 12 or more, deJX'nding upon funding lor the purchase of more unit s Al l !hose who parlicipale in the program will rffeivC' trainin g in thC' USf' of lhP Liff'linf' program from hospi tal volunt eers. wit h the in stal lati on madP b~· thP Teleph one Pionf'f'rs of America For furthf'r information contact Mrs. Campbell at 44ti·:iffio. .\1 .\ lladdy \\"lwn I 11 - • ~ ru~• •• litrl •· 1:!11 Options include : • Ttnled Glass· Power Steenng and Locks )·k U'-P£1 !11 l d l ml' I bd U<,f~l II\ ,\nd I 11 .1 ... !.! 1•~ · hl'lp 'Of'ldii lll .... td Th .tl [ ),!dd\ rn't h,td *SAVE S726:on '84 FORD RANGER SAVE 20% hr 'J"r'11 1•1 1t-. .... r• nt •· Hr• rrir-.:11• • m:tkf' rn•· m.H I I ,tl \\ ,tl.., ln1r'fl hin1 l t 'n rr.twh lff ••u '>f' lw w..... m1 n .•d Hf' uS('(! 10 /H I'. ,\ 1\orn \•r ht•!"('\"('1" .1 f'IOWd \I,"OJ<., ~. tlhcn 1\h D .1dd1 ~~1uld llf' fflund inductf'd into thf' chap tf'r. Swindf'll is also a member of Delta Sigma Pi. a profpssional businrss frat('rnily. Phi K appa Phi honorary and Bela ~arrtma Sigma, a nation al schob s· ti c business honorary . l-IP ~a " Tht· D ~td nl fi VI' tJm..., Or1P gi r l i~ ;1l l lw h:td Cod r T•:~Ih did hlr<;s nl f' * l '"mt •J"o\ j!l h I will tail 11wn m\ drr:tnt" will fmn to hf'll: Oh. blood :1s pt:'rsptr.uion M.11 ls m\· ~ra d uation - Todd lohi1SOn. ria~~ nf l qH- l T~lb P:M'm v.t lrt .i m rnmunkfltinn "s aw:m:l.t l ~f'IC " lllgh SchofJ I urKkr F:nglish l f•cwht ·r . \'t't"ll il !-:van ~ ~\1 " 0f•T hom1 · 311 2100 H[CKS SHOPPING PlAZA ,1 ·S....,.-or>,._......_.,..•........,.... _ · <1"'"".:;4--w~ •• -~J.. • ~ _.oiN ...... -~c-no:~ ~ •'t"~·:r II~ IDI-.....-'"""'OI""Ofii'Cif.'tii>O" _ _.... -~• •:..-t~ r, ·.-M.;n-~,~ .;;;~ " .... STIONS MOST OFTEN D By spreading prize . How are Ohio Lottery profits spent? COMIN G SOON ~ "BJICKHOR PARTY" BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY ALL SEATS $2.00 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2.00 JUNE 22 thru 28 r.. - Good 'ole summer saVings Tilllef c haractcrizRd by a progf'sSi\·r Jy hig h body tempc>rat u({'. THE OHIO TERY. c~ Cinem~'7) * · There are w all y th rer m ajor problpm s from heat. You ca n hav0 hl'a l ex hauslion with a loss ol body w ater. or y ou can have hea t exhaustion wit h a loss of sa il wllh retpntion uf too much watC'r, or you can have heal sl rokr. which IS commerctally popped popcorn with· oul addrd butl er. oil. margarine or other substances comains only Z:l ca lories. A cup of unpopped popcorn coma ins 742 calories. So thea ir in I he cup of popped porx·um is wha l makes il a low·caloriefood . Air is not bulk ur ruughagP. su 1 wouldn ' t counl on popped porx·orn to provide any sign ificanl uulk any m ore than you would if you ate unpopped popcorn. whicll of courSC> vou would nol do. U you avoid sa il and added oils or butler . popcorn is a good food 10 sa l isfy tha i urge to snack . You can eat a lot of it without consuming m any calorif's. Of courSC'. if you add buttPr, tha t is another st ory ~:1 hh(' ! MOUNTAINEER * * ! *the See all the Car & Truck Values during FORD the Health Letter , July 12. Heal St r ess : Cramps , Ex hausl ion. Slroke. which I am sending you. Other s who want I hi s l'iSU<'ca n send 75 cent s wit h a long. slamped. self.add ressed envelope for it tome in care of I his newspaper. P 0. Box 15!'>1, Radio Cily Station , NPw York. NY. 1lKJ1 ~. U you don't h av~ sa il dcplclion. l akin g sa lt or sa lt tablcl s can incrc'aSf' your chances of having heat stroke. lf a person musl be exposed to lOis of heal and sweats a lot , I lhink il is a good idea to weigh daily 10 be sure thai you hawnollosl a lol of body flu id. D r inking a quar1 of milk. a pint of orangf' juic£'a nd an acl<'q ua lc amuunl of wa lrr also helps. The bodv accumulalrs hea l , so a coot room at night is impor t ani in hel pin g to IJIT'\"Pnt Pxpo.surC' prohlPm s. DEI\R DR.. '"g . LAM B-Iam"~'Il.l "' in rPferl'DC'f' to th(' cons umption of JXlJJCOrn. I have heard I hal popcorn is low in calories when not bu t tC'red and that il prclVIdes roughage. Yet I n£'V€r st:l(' it in any diets or actu ally hl'ar of il s nutritional ,·aluc. Can L··alu·l g too muc h popcorn be and nausea tf'd . Then the l op of m y head fell real hot. M y mot her poured j('(' wa ter !rom the refriger ator over m y head and it felot lukewarm. She sa id lwasaswhi trasashrel I gal better , then worse. Then I couldn 'l br eathe well. so Mom ca lled the emergency r oom . They said to gel me inlo a cold shower and get fruit juices inl o me assoon aspossible.Then 1was togo home and stay in the a ir· condilioning. I gal betler. bull fell weak for severa l days. 1had two boul s last year II' s bern real casv for m e to g<'t 100 hot. Do you thi~k 1 had heal exhaustion ? \Vha t can 1 do to prPvent it from happening? DF.AR READER - It would nol be possihlc 10 lrlltrom your tr iter Just what ) ' OU had. Heat cxhausl iun is onr pJSSib ility. AS .---------.,FRIDAY t hru THURSDAY : - - - - - - - - - - , * ' installing for Ufeline suhscriben;, while Ginger Tayntor, director of volunteer services for the hospital, shows him the personal help button on the neck chain that suhscrihers wt•ar when they an• away from the communicator ha.."'-' unit . 1t~ llnwt '( l \\i thl)ul Tholl s Wh\ hf' sla\·t'd Tif:lll hcrt' Jewelry Company ' dl'trimf'ntal to vour hea lth ? The Chimes Honora ry is a !! · DEAR READ . F.R _ Onoof cupof na1iona 1 j unior -lev PI cOC'duca ti ona 1 ,-_:_ 1~ha:_':_::'e_:e,::x:p.::Ia:.:in:.:C'd:.:::_:l.:.:h.:. ed.:.i:.:.:c.:.r'C:..n.:.c.:.".:.s.:..m:..__....:.:.:::..:..:.:..:::::.....::..:..._ _ _c _ _:__L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ organiza tio n which r£'Cognizrs stu · dents' schola slic achicvemom. lcad· cr ship qualities and sct'\·icr 10 the community. Swindell is l h<' daugh te>· of Mr. and Mrs. E. NPd Sw indell. Bcarwal · low Ridge Road. Shade. SwindPII also rl-'t'l'i Vl'd lht> [)('an's Achi C'\'f'ment Scholarship, the Oh io Boa rclo f Re~enl s Schularshi~ and the Mod · er n Wo od mPn of A mP rica rn." .tn·:nt. pa th nf mn ·: nt• BlorKh tx'll of P Pw. · ru"tf'~. lron M.t id ll1.1t"' .lm• lllJ.: 'il u~ i\ ·d HI' n""'c.lh did lmt• P nnwn•l Hi" Ia mil\ hr did rf'a t Tn him I h i~ tow n Wil .~ honw. • ' I J·:n nt10d1 knrw him Save $726' when you purchase a special value manual transmission package which mcludes: AMIFM monaural radio ·Power brakes· Lig ht group • Convenience group • Head liner and moldings • Gauge package • Bright front bumper • Black rear step bumper • Deluxe wheel trim • Brigh! low-mount western swtngaway mirrors. Society CamiiiP S Swindell of Shade wJs Own :\1)" Own h\11 II Wi ll hf' , I 1\Tt't"k WiTh -...wTt'"- I h.tiT" no 1111.·k. .-\ tlar!. . tln •.tn . d. tmJ:ll ' llt 'fl i'"'m ,\ l.'l tillot tnt '·., markt'Ct with d"nm twinf.: mr· c·;tmh lk walkf'd fnr mil t"' <tr .. und JEWELRY F .l.tmf...., 1'> 1'1 S u 1\.. trh.tr;t ,\nd il'f' fTP,IO\. ('H 'I"\ klll d 1928 chapt er of thP Chi mrs Honor arv (lhir • So I kn t"<l" whPn hf' c. mw r...nw HP h:•d nw on hi.;; mmtl ON ALL A loca l rPsidenl was l'f'Cf'ntly initia ted in to the Ohi o UnivC'rsit y :\th [)ad \ nnw With lhf' F .ilht'T t-:T1 ·rnal r ;•.:l .llx -' ' "'' 111 nH'rnt,n nl Ill I Dadrh I \\Til l' ·.-~ ·i th :.~ll m\ lm·f' r'r: 1isr-..; ,,., Thl ' t·:T I'trl.d F :i lhf'l in llt'. t l"l'rt 1D1 riH • hh "''- iii.C t,f M1 Fltnl'r H Still. \h [) .u l - )),'f'~I U 'OI " I W<l~ lhf'•lllh IIIII!' L.tli l Sn mt •t im•·~ Initiated into Chimes honorary S..1t.m ,., thr killr1 ot I ),•rb l. ik t• \llUI" .111(1 Tnlnt ' 1 knm.1· hr'll gr1 wn.n ·., t~• rn i n !.! AI lh•• Pnd (11 Jimt' ..,l rll M"'> \h h• \ trl v.ouhl fill w tlh Guards· Light Group· Armrest· Console· AMtFM Stereo Aadro • Speed Control• Ttl! Sleenng Wheel • lllummated Van tty Mirrors • Premrum Sound System By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LA\<18- A boul two year s ago I had an allack of heal exhaustion. It was the summer <:~ lot of people died from thr heat 1 had been pretty hoi driving to my paren ts' hou se a!tf'r s!Bying in my air .conditioned home. 1guess staying in a coo t pla ce and then getting out inlo the heat is whal did it 1 was lying on a couch al my mother's and she was cooking. II w as really hot and thP fan j usl seeme<llo blow hot arr. The firs! sympl om was just feel mg r eal tired. The ll<'XI was fwling absolutely 0xh austN:l . weak I lht· h• ...,l Ill\ D.u l t Cutting risks of summertime overheating hi bblr. \.uv and Norma Russt'll. Wilbur ancl Tilli <' Row!<'>'. Laura ancl nann.v Harrl'ion. Harry and Trrssir Hrnd r icks. Rulh Ed. Tim and .Jimm>· Durst . Mark and Cheri ""'vc•rs. Bill and Elffky Amberger. Susir !_ighlfoot. Brian Will. Edit h F'mTPSI . Sht'll>e Stobart . Franct's H)'SCI I. Tammy Millison. '.1 adt>line Pa inter and I he Rev. Mark Jones of lhP Rutland Church of Ctu·isl . ll• ·11.1~ ,,f For your health J ,\nd ..,,It o n f);, d rh ·.., kn,, • • 5 Speed Manual Transmiss>on • A" Cond>l1onmg • Bumper PREPt\RATIONS - Uoyd D. CaiTOII , right, president of the Gallipolis Club of the Telephone Pioneers of America, looks over the home communicator unit that he and hi~ fellow Pioneers will he T 1 I I I·"aith Promi sC' Missionary project . l{owley is also an elder of lhc c hurch . Rowlry'sf:randson . Danny Harn. son. was choS{'n as Son of t hC' YPar. Harrison leaches trenaf:rrs in I he church and is a song lcaciPr. PreSC'nt for thP PVPnt Wf'rf': .Jim and Japkir Rcrd. Harlrss and Sc hu l ars hi~ . [)(>torrs Fran k .. Johnm· and Helen ,.__:~:::.::::..:::::.<:.:__________ Poe( s corner Oil tEMPO VALUE OPnON PACKAGES. PHONE 614-256-1216 FOR APPOINTMENT 1--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l -It , The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Friday, June 22, 1984 Church celebrates Father's day \ 1985 The Na tiona l m eet ing w Ul be held in Ohfo In commemoration for the fivr gi ls of Massilon who organl?.ed the socil'ty begi nning May 30, 1885. ''A~; * POMEROY The Meigs County Hea lth IX>parlment is Group meets Thr Daughtrrs of lhr Un10n Vi'lrr;ms of lhf' Ci \·iJ Wi1r hf' ld thPir Sial0 m"'ling .Junr 10·12 st Ma ss illon. A ttf'nding from this ar ra wf'rf' Freda Schorn and Helrn Rhodes from t hr Eliza b<'th R£'Ctor Burl Trnl 1~. Manetta. and Emma Astlley of Pomrroy . who was a part icipa nl of thf' initiati on sf'rvicc as an incoming mt'mber ofTen I 19. Thr initial ion S('n.' i('(' wa s also attrnd<'d by Keilh Ashley and daughiNs Rachel and Whltnr:•. family of Emma Ashley. Krilh. a son of l h<' Union VetcransoftheCivil IVa r. was r<'Cognized and addressed the assembly with words of rncouragement. Plans Wt're made fco r the 1001h annivrrsaty of th<' Daughter s of Union Vrtrrans of the Civil War in Middleport, OH. Pomeroy, OH . r------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:::~~=----:::--:-::----- BIG FOOT PARK Rmcl binhday McClure's Dairy Isle McClure's 3-ln-One JJ.31 and Aug . 1 through I he 3rd. OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE ( "hrio.;toptwr Brizl'l WITH THE PURCHASE OF A LARGE OR MEDIUM SOFT DRINK While Supplies Last Laurel Cliff church hosts picnic 'l'ht· l.<> ur£<1 Cliff F >w \1cthodisl Churc h's \\' ~1 F.l. ht'ld a famil)' piC'nic ,lunl' U in thP hompofM<:tn·in o.md I1unnit' fri('nd . F'l.Jtwood s Road H os t l'SS('~ \H'I"I' & ' linda Sou lsby and ShirlL'V Friend . Cuf'st~ piJ_vf'li tmrSf'shiXlS, , ·o llt·~ ·· Members of the Northeast Cluster United Methodist church will be walking from Chester to Long Bottom on Saturday, June 30th from 6:00to 9:00 p.m. Persons driving along Rt. 248 during these hours, please use extreme caution. Thank you , Don Archer uate and graduate degrees !rom ~-----------L----------­ Ohlo University and his doctorate from the University of Toledo in 197ti. Promoted to associate professor of education lsLindaBauer, who has taught at RGC-CC for 11 years. Bauer received her undergraduate degree at Rio Grande in 1960 and her master's degree in education !rom Ohio University In 1963. Also promoted to as9Xiate professor of education is Sharon Yates . Yates received her m aster' s in education from Marshall Univ!'rsity In 1!172, and has taught at Rio Grand e since 1976. Juanita Dailey has been pro· mot<'d to assistant professor of speech in the School of General Studies and Liberal Arts. She received her undergraduate degree Effective Monday, June 25th A work day has been set for Sa iurday, Junt> 23, at Camp Kiashuta. Projecls to be completed are cui grass. build a back porch . repair the cabin, replace rtables r ect ain bathroom across themortar, bridge. The pupose of the work day is to prPpare I he campforGir!Scout Day camp 10 be held July 16 through I he 20t h, and Cub Scout Day camp July NOTICE In communication from Rio Grande In 1974 and a master 's degree trOm Ohio University in 1975. Dr . Raymond M a tura, promoted to associate professor of sociology. has taught at Rio Grande for 13 years. Matura graduated from the college with hooors in 1m. received his master of arts degree In sociology from Ohio University In 19n and earned his doctorate from the University of Florida in 1982. Camp Kiashuta slates work day Saturday hold a , ." c: il>on R> b h• sc hoof .I unc 2o· 2!1. Friday, June 22, 1984 Pome10y- Middleport, Ohio ....... -E,._ a.r.rs-1 s; nce July 1. 1983, Ohio Lottery net profits have gone to benefit Ohio's schools. That means every public elementary, junior high and senior high school in Ohio. Thanks to your support. this year's profits goi ng to support primary and secondary education are expected to exceed two hundred million dollars 1 payments ov~r 20 . years, the Lottery must make huge prof its on interest. Who gets that money? If I win a big Lottery jackpot, what happens if I die before receiving all the yearly payments? Should this situation arise, annual installments will continue to be paid to your estate until your winnings are .paid in full. You do ... whenever you're an Ohio Lottery winnerl By using deferred prize payments, the interest the Lottery earns actually accounts for a sizeable portion of the prize money itself! t~ ~~ ............ Ohio Lottery proceeds benefit education. �Friday, June Page---8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Friday, June 22, 1984 Ohio PHONE 992-2156 . PERSONALIZED POOLS 498 Gen. Hartrnger Pkwy. M1ddleport. OH 21..._.~. ~·~-· o.... .., ···-··-..... _"'"'_ ··-10111. ., 4J llf-o-oo l"' ll.., t OJF-olo•ll.tto• ....... ._.,,...."" M onr l ty J•tll• ?~ R P dl lt lfll 1rS Pri 1• 1 I , ,l''nl)r .11 l 30 PM r IP• .., n 1 ,•1 r11 SI II [, >' mr:ld• '>"d 1 l) thr d 111-1 " IPPH ,\ d tlf 11r '""'lfl i: , Jir (111 111 tf1 fOI Il1 (:I \ )II t~l U)fl l l r r 11 U ... Q.•••"' . Ul - c .... •• ._..,.f"''"''"' c; lylr Art 'liP I ' r 111 ~ 1,•f t' oronp 'IC!2 lQ6 7 ( l, rl 1 Or Cnnt c l fr• rl W C" w Att Jrnr•v l·•n l rn •" q92 I l l / ( \ }] 2. ? )4 4tr 1 ) t1 12 4 thr•-,(' I•Prl rQ( ! II' h nor <,p f'lS I J I P (\ ! VVollo, rrn Morr 1c; dfll rn11 s1 • ••II 11" rV" 1 IP~' lh.tn J r [H 1 •' fl (j v.ll1 t f' ~ t S~0 ()1'0 :JC1 IIVot l!r " nlr t !. ttw nrllr ·· ~ l h• ' dl• r 11 I C 00 1•1 Ju v 7 1984 l ' o l' o( •' t 0 B rorn l nr 'or• , en ..~ Atlornf'y-, 'i 1r (lf"j Pol, ,.,, v lltr lhf'r .nt c rm ,II •'J r• qCJc tno .)II 16120 2 1 2? 2~ 26 27 b'r 1 J:? CHECK THE Public Notice J43 - Po .. lond Hl J01 AU - N•"' H""' " Jl'll H1d r o·nn,ln\ .-· VII ' I I• M 1 l<~l 'lj,f!l , ., I ' l 1 I ~ • > 1• 1 I 1 I '' ' I' /\.o ' •I I fl 1I 1' ,, () •, 1J 11 , 11 I f) ,. () ! ~ ••l V I"' 11 1 ( f I I> hi · In 1 • I ,, .,, f j, 1 1 l (I M . , r..:.un " \', Shoes, compliments of Simons Pick-A-Pair for closest to pin on No. i. Wilson, right , l' presented the cluhs by Billl\el"'n. I u lv "11• ,, •· . ,j, )II' II ' " ' ' 1[10(" It>• ~()() •.t ,, ,,. I' ' rn rl dr>n1h j llo)f)l)'> o•r! 11 ; u o"' tl f' l ' • • 0 1 · ' • I .1, • 111 I' ETOI\lC SHOE \tlNNER - Pt;A pro Byron \\ilson ln>m Saginaw, MI .. won a pair of Etonir (;olf ~, dl! II I ''' •'' I HI Ho c,r I () , '' l' ' I 1 ,.1 C..,, I•• 111 d t• • ' I \:_) "J 1 1' 1 ol l lll 'l ' •nn ' 'd' Vv•l'' • • I· •" ·I • ' J l'l 1t JP'•( ll •• n -- ll• 1" •• 1 .t 1 '''' ·'II : WI ''' t I • tl ,.,, t • '• 111 I UNIJ I R 1\J II • l iON l ()r"J 11 (, H () IJ 1, f) ~. 1 !H(I I 1 ' I I IOLJN I.\I~ i I I ,., I't I I• ' 1 ' I II • • I • I I 1 (• I lr 11M ·11J·, () I t '' I> Pl ll( 1 n1 I I I ' t I· t >\ 11 11 II • I • ~,, 1 f • 1111,1 1 1 ,j( J~i r,,\', )1F,"I \ j lu II )1\J .'\ ~,. [ ) (J II II I'' ' ' l ol 'r • rl • '-, 1 • ' " lr H i 1 • ' I 1 1~ 1 " II" r t.t' (I I • . 1' ll 1 • 1 1'1 ' II • t 'J Three acres with a nicely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12xl5 hvmg room and 24x24 family room. Partially carpeted. fuel oil furnace with facilities for woodbumer. 12xl5 block storage building, 20x30 block garage. R1ght off Rt. 248. country sett1ng. 'h mtle east of Chester. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE : Down stairs equ1pped with k1tchen. livmg room, d1ning room and den; u~stairs has two bed rooms and one bath; house also has basement. Lot s1ze approx. 48"x308". Needs work. If Interested contact The Home NatiOnal Bank in Racine. 949- 2210. 1 lr, Real Estate General TEAFORD VIRGIL B SR 216 E 2nd St. Phone Th .. odoo <"'"'""" uoo S odo>•"..""" '/1)0 . .....0 • • _.,. •• <I"''"'' INDIVIDI .\f. 1.0\\ :'>ET "INNEH.~ - Til£• enmplt•tJon w;t"' o.,;liff at Uu• aJmuaJ Ua\lt• Diles Golf Cla....... k :.L., indkat.('d hy lht• mdividua.J low gT(Jl'\.."i and low m•l ~·nn>s "hi( h wt•rt• holh lilos. Pi•·tured ht•n• arr lh<' lhl' lm• n<•l honors won hy lf'ft Ill right, Dan-ell Hedrie and ('hu<·k Ballinger. At right is Rog<'r Morgan. who mad<· the presentation. Ahst·nt wa.' another gol!O'r tiO'd for wp honors, Mike l..ueeia.. Second USFL season ending lly IIRl n ; LO"lTT AP Sports\\ rit<•r ·\ "'''<'Wld tu rbulf'n t U nJII'fl St.ll f'" Foutb.lll !J.'dgup "f'a c.,o n dtd\\'s to" rlu:-.~• th1 ~ "f~ ' kf'n d wllh th r lcaguC' h.._l\lfl ~ 1)10\l'tJ th,lf If \.(JU g J\'(' Jh(• rx'OP IP v:hc~t till'\ w,m t. m.J\'bf' lh('\ '!! l 'l HTH' ou t tr J S('(' t t un d m~' hf' not Wh<JI most f<Jn s wan t IS d w1 nnf'1 \'o !Pa m ha~ \\O n rnoJ{' than rhr Phlladelphla Star>. 16-1hmdr ng ml o Sunda y's gdmC' ctg<Jin s t thPir \ istt NEW LISTING - deled lfi Stde and ou t 6 rm on e lloor home cook and bake untts ca rpettng , pa nel 1ng. full base ment and la1ge lot on Hr gh Sl $35 000 NEW LISTING - One floor . 5 rm s lull basement home Nrce ca r pel tn g, equtpped 1ng i\ II.Jill tc D l\ ts Jon 1 J\ J Is, t hr•~t'\\ k1 Sf'\ CPnPr<.~l s YC'I thl' St,n < d\ 1'1 Jg(• paid a ttPndancf' 1!-. onh one •f lh<' USFL su r>: I\ PS fm a third II - !Oih tx>stm the leagut·. hJ\ (' set 1Pcords for inrpt iludP m $34.000 their two years . ha\'0 llr<?n so ld 10 hulf'l dPvPIOPl' ' Shpr.vood WP! SPr and will rvloc<:~tr m Y1 icuni. ThP\ 'rr '2 1 ~ ):.IUmg into Sunday's gamr ,1ga m st lhr visJ ltng Nt'\\.' Orl eans SMALL - acre 4 rm s bath coal fur nace and full ba sement thpy 'vr <:~\ f'J agf'd onJy 7,857 f<Jns this year rooms. mr cro wave. 2~ . '> .Ia( ksom·illrl on thf> other hand, has hfo<>n somdhing of a gold mmt • l or !he L SFL The [lulls. one of sex r·xp;_ms1on tram s this Vf'ar. ha' (' a' ,., Jg<'d a if'aguf'-hlgh 4H, rlYI fdn s Anol h('J Flonda franchJSC', fh (' 'l'amp<..t I tJ' R1ndJI s. rank('(! s('('()n d 1n <..tlff'ndancPJI 40, 1 ~ - whJc hm.J ,\ tlelp Pxpl<nn ~~ h ~ thf'rr 'U be a thud Sf'a son kitchen ce ntral hea t on 1 3 acres. dbl r.arage Only Tlw Wa shmgt on Ff'drra ls. who wrlh Th ~ ~ pe-nt Brmkers. thru first .' IO ,S~i - inccidcntallv . m Boston, IWO!' SC' dbl OD\\Id of 7,742. The Blitz, likf' thr Ff'd0ra l, . an' playing out the string. The franchJSe. "hkh began two 7 refrt~er ga rage and near 18 ACRES - Has drr lled well bollorn land lrees 5 rm hou se etc Asktng only $12 000 ,vrars ago as I hC' Arizona Wrangler s. then swJtche<l c111es with I heorigina I l h1cago team. Will fold lollowingg RIVERFRONT - Lot 68 x 93 Good 8 rm home. wood Mich1gan Panthers Flu! unlike Washmgton. the Wmdy Crty wtll sllll have a USFLtram nexl ymr Eddi~ F.inhorn. owner of baseball' s Chicago White Sox. has bought anothPr USFI. lranchJse for Ch icago. Thr lmgur took a big ga mbit' by expandi ng from 12 to 18 teams alter only one season. As wlt h most gambles. th<'re have been winners and losers. The biggest winners have been - who else? - th<' Houston Gamblers. Thursday's Dave DUes henent softball toumarnenl. new breakfast nook. new <rtchen. new utrlr ty and a n~e ya1d $27 500 00 REMARKABLE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT - Seven room home on a large double ~I Three bedrooms equrpped krtchen. and a part basement Nrce and neal and owner s an off ef AsktnR $36.500 ()() Th(> OrJnllf' To wn <; tl •P l r1,-; w ll h o ld ,1 Pu l 1lrt Bt,•l llf'l Hp,, ,,, q ,,n Juy 2 l~B·l 11 H l)() ~' M ill l h• hn r;1r r ,f 11'1t NEW LISTING - SYRACUSE - Abeaulrlul s~rt-enlry home w1th 2 3 bedrooms. new krtchen lhal rs equ rpped wrlh range, relr1gerator. dishwasher. and drsposal Carport and a mce srze lol Ju~ $44.900 00 POMEROY - Large 6 room house. wtlh a huge lrvtng room 2 beautrful lrreplaces. orrgrnal woodwork. and a huge slorage bwldrng and ~arage Ju ~ $41 900 ()() hurntng ltreplace famtl~ and central heal rm As<rng $37 500 BEAUTIFUL REBUILT HOME - Large lrv111g room 2 large bedrooms. and a ~uest room Central a1r. basement. deck. large pa!lo. and a garage frurl trees and • garden sp.Jce Home 1S m g1eat condtOOn $39.900 00 REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr. 992·6191 BEAUTY SHOP- All equ1p men! goes Own your own bu srn,s. burldrng and lot lor only $14 .000 Housing Headquarters Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hill 98!>-4466 A rn ~ .. R!~IIOR Real Estate General M. L."Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auclion Serv1ce Cheryl Lemley, Meies County Associate Still. a winning season hlghl lgh1('([ by a hot quanerback do<'sn"t guarantee sa les success. Philadelphia. with league passing leader Chuck Fusina. isn "t the only Pxample of morr addmg up to less Phone 742-3171 Now Accepting listings in Meigs Co • APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd. GARAGE Rt 124.Pomeroy Oh1o Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 We Service AU Makes & Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Servtce Ava•lab1e St'r vrce th ai Tower s Aoove T~f J 14 RP'it 6 18 l "" /Ill t .... • lf1\• l rr1 I'> l! lt· r\ d Il l• I r rr1 1rlr h<> l n...,vnc; hql \,,n, Wl l ti Pil , !Il l ( II Il l (liTfnP!I I ~ l l'lri ' '1\J l ,k 11• fj i JI-' -, fill rl +'ll l •rf' I() ( l fOi fl ll llj P1r11H .rr 1 lht 0'111111 ' 1 ' I Jl• ' IIPfll 1', 1 < 11! IJ!! l p n'-, Pri ! Hl I liP llP\I I'II II(l Sh.Jrlllq Fw11l<.. ,lrHI lh• tHO 1111' r·r ! h •Jd<JI'I '-;l/ llllll ll l'l<d 1 dll l• >1 •I I 11••" " DUMP TRUCK SERV ICE " CONCRETE WORK "C USTOM BUll THOMES "WATER GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH . 54 Misc. Merchandise 992-7201 For all your w1nng needs: furnaces repa1r servtce and mstallat10n. Residential & Commercial MGM FARM CITY (; f(l/1 rl r' f 1111 r 1'•' •' 1 I 11111' J l llll\ I JI "I ' II') SIDING BISSELL ()pen i 11 ~ SIDING CO. _-;,,,. Friday June 22. 1984 6 P M till Midnight Nina Robmson, Clerk Orange Township Trustees You Won't Want to R1 2. Coolville. OH 45723 M1ss Th1s Event ""Beauti ful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding es timates. 949-2801 or 949-2860 N o Sunday Calls 'I I I'• MGM FARM CITY POMEROY CARPENTER SERVICE 99Z-7181 Saturday & Sunday Buy Your Own and gutler worll Concrete work Plumbrng a nd elec tr~ ca l work (Free Estrmate s) R o o1mq V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -621 s ., 992-7314 ~ Campsite 6 l!c Parts . Service & Cleaning For Garcia. Zebco. Sh1· mana. Johnson. D1awa. QUICk . STEVE FINLAW PH . -985-4266 PH. (614) 985-4212 Rt. 1 Long Bottom. Oh. L - - - - - 5-14 1 mo BOGGS U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO THE DITCHING Authorrzed John Deere New Ho lland. Bush Hog farm Equ1pmenl Dealer Form Equipment SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES Ports & Service I BUS.: 985-3813 RES. : 985-3837 )<I ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY JONES BAR West Columbia LIVE BAND EVERY WEEKEND AT "' Mud River Band" BIG FOOT PARK Something Special Featurm~ Lanny Tennant *GOOD BOATING *GOOD FISHING *BOAT DOCK & RAMP *BATHHOUSE *WATER & ELECTRIC DIRECTIONS : 6 miles below Gallipolis on Rt. 7 - across Raccoon Creek Bridge and follow signs. For The Ladies Every Sunday Night 9.00 to 100 6114 / 1 mo II Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofrng of all Types 1n home 992-6931 "Free Estimates" Installation Available 1 411 m area 20 years '"free Est1mates · EUGENE LONG (614) 843 -5425 Ph. Announcemen1s 5-8·2 mo pd 1 •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE RAIN LINES County Cerltfted SEPIIC TANiS INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATES CHESH IRE OHIO 3-1 · I We'd hke to 1ntrodule you to Engage A·Car. the modern way to drrve the veh rde of your ChOI Ce No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payn,"nl BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING BOK, 326 Pomeroy. OH 4~769 For Faster Ser'lrce Call 614-992 673i Card of Thanks Thank you for the cards. prayers phone calls & VISits, whrle I was rn Holzer Med•cal center Manon A Hawk 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewmg rna · chme reparr, parts, and supplres P1ck up and delrvery . Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner. one half mtle up Georges Creek Rd Call 614-446 -0294 Business Services NOW AVAILABlE' ' "SUPER 94" m1um gaso lme tn The Btg Bend area 94 Octane Ethanol Enhanced Available Only At RITCHIE'S MASON SERVICE CENTER Mason, W Va . 60 0!1 mo PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOZERS - BACKHOES - DUMP !RUCKS -LO· BOVS -!RENCHER - WATER -SEWER - GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH. 992-2478 612011 mo pd TOM'S SHO~ REPAIR ~ G~ e:~~ 113 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy. OH . Open : 9:00 to 5:00 Closed Thursda s ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes- Erdens1ve Remodelrng RADIATOR SERVICE In surance Work Cujlqm Pole Bldgs We can repa1r and re · core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out rad iato rs. We also repair Gas Tanks . & Garages Roofrng Work Alummum & Vrnyl S1drngs 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH 992 -7583 or 992-2282 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Control hunger and lose weight with New Shape Diet Plan and Hydre x Water Prlls Fruth Pharmacv. Jackson Pik e P&S BUILDINGS Try selling the New A\lon Wav For rnformat1on ca ll 992-2196 Middleport . Ohio 1 1 J tfc WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH . 992 -7013 New Chevy Truck ... FENDER '76 DOORS ' 149 HOODS '174 BUMPERS '69 GRill . '41 R SUPPORT . . '84 TAIL GATE ..... ' BS FORD FENDER .. '69 BUMPER ......... '69 95 95 95 9S SO 9S 00 9S 95 Also Some Car Fenden A variable 1 1 ~ tin WRITESEl ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows 949-2263 G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES •I[NITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS S. FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS We Hav e A Full l1me Shop Technician on Duty - 985-38 13 Rewden<o--985-3837 wa.. hou .. 6118, 1 mo pn "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE " KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •D1shwashe rs •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 3 2 ti n WE ARE YOUR SALES ANO SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE CHESTER--985-3307 lost Fiberglass lid for motor cycle saddle bag, turquoise rn color; lost between Hem lock Grove & Cheshire on 6·1 7. REWARD If lound. call 992 -699B lOST - Beagle pup , Tomhn · son Run area Reward, 304 -B95·331 3. B Public Sale & Auction Auct1on every Tuesday night, Pt Pleasant, WVa Auct Lonme Neal Youth Center Bldg , Camden St R•ck Pearson AuctiOneer Service Estate, Farm, An · tique & l1qutdat1on sales licensed & bonded 1n 0 h1o & WVa . 304· 773 -5785 or 304 -773-9185 Auct •on every Frr nrght at the Hanford Commumty Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week Cons1gments of new and used merchandise always welcome Archard Reynolds Aucttoneer 304 - 275 AuctiOn , Mt Alto, Thursday June 21.7 00 PM Cons•gn ment accepted Emma Belt Auctroneer 429 -84 FLEA MARKET - Casey 's Parkmg lot . 2 m•les north Po1nt Pleasant At 62. every Saturday. set up S3 00 304 675-4808 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model dean used cars J1m Mmk Chev · Oid s Inc Brll Gene Johnson Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam F urnr· ture 446 -3159. 3rd & Ohve St . Galltpohs. Oh Buyrng dally gold, s1lver cams , rings , Jewelry , sturhng ware , old coms large cur· rency Top pr~ces Ed Bur· kett Barber Shop , 2nd Ave Middlepon. Oh 614 -992 - 3476 Cash pard for fancy rron or h ea"'y rron beds $1 60 and up for cer tam Me1g s Co stone Jar s Old 11m e cupboard ca ll 1 -304 - 882 · Wolfe Investigations, Inc . MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES The Me1gs Co Ftsh & Game Club wtll ha\le tts annual Chtldren's F1shmg Derby Saturday June 23rd at West Shade A rv er. 3 h m1les west of C hes ter at the Club H Ousse Follow stgns off At 7 From 8 am unt1l 2 pm Ages 1 to 16 · food . drmk . & fishmg are free Pnzes for all Brmg own f1shmg equip· ment & ba1t No mmnows or artific1a1 ba•t Everyone pres· ant wi11 be so at own nsk Tho Me1gs Co F1sh & Game Club wtll not be responsible for any acc1dent personal loss.. or damages to anythmg or anybody or the1r property Club members will have a chi cke n barbeque after the derby at 6 pm All members are to bnng a covered dish or S5 00 for supper Club will furnish c h1 cken & drinks COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds \Jon , wood. cupboard s. c h81rs. chests . baskets , dtshes . stone Jars. ant1ques. gold and silver Wrrt e M D M1ller. At 2 . Pomeroy. Ohta 45769 or ca ll 614 ~ 992 Old fashtoned cast rr on bath tub Call 614 742 2 1 37 House m Galhpohs Ferry area, puced S40's 304· 675 -4579 or 675 -5540 Employmenl Services 11 Help WanJed that you do business with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail until you have invel1igated the offering tron . General Store, bull· nell on buty highway, 2 beys , sales & stock rooms, selling top products Senous min dud calla only Wntu Bo)( 1000, care of Gallipolis Oaily Tribune , 825 Third Ave , Gallipolis, OH 45631 22 Money to loan HOME RINE CO an Equal Oppor tunlty Employer. 1s now f1hng positr ons for Cert1fted Welders. Machrmsts and a Gentry Crane operator Apply m person tmmedlately at our facilttv at 2300 North Main Street , Po1nt Pleasant, between 8 00 a m and 4 00 p m , Monday through Fnday 614-446 -4426 WSGB-WVKV . 1B9A Maon 7 wk old kittens. male & female black & white. yel low & white Call 614 - 446- EOE St, 3661 Sut1on, WV 26601 Assistant Orgamst needed at Grace Episcopal Church Call 614-992-396B Kittens- to good home only . 3 yellow tiger stripped male1 & 3 multi -colored black Coli 814 -992 - Government Jobs 816 . 569 • $60,563 ye•r. Now Hiring .Your ern Cal11 · 805 -687- 6000. e.t. R-9806. LOANS FIXEO RATES Below market rates Fixed conventional FHA VA leader Mortgage. Athens, collect 614 -592 · 3061 Professional Services Serv1ce Representattve . Be assoctated with one of the leaders 1n consumer fman ciel servtces Immediate op ening for quahf•ed individual interested in consumer fi nancial ser\IICP. -consumer loans Home mortgages Insurance Sales. Cred1t Cards Income Tax preparatiOn and General office admmistra t•on Successful candidate wilt be self~motl\lated, hke challengmg work. ha11e good commumcatton skills, intelligent , aggressrve and able to absorb and apply compre hensi\le trBinmg programs to perform succesfu11y 1n credrt, sales. col1ecttons. and admtnrstratiOn . Com pet1t1ve salary commensu rate w1th eJipertence and excellent beneftts 11 mterested Call 1 · 614 992 2111 and ask ior Jtm Snodgrass for your career mterv1ew Benef•caal Oh. Inc 300 W Second St. Pomeroy. Oh 45769 Sw1mm1ng Instructor needed tmmedtately at M•d · d1eport pool Contact Pat K1tchen at 992 · 6212 or PIANO TUNING lower prtced regular tuntngs drscounts to Semor C1tizens. Churches & Schools Ward's Keyboard. 304 -675 -3824 PLano Tunmg and Reparr Brumcardi Music Co , 446 · 0687 Skill and integnty our trademark lane Dame1s, 614 ·742 2951 . Professional ElectrolysiS Cltmc Probe Type Electroly srs AMA . FDA & FCC approved Doctor referrals 304·675· 5568 Real Eslate 31 Homes for Sale 4 bdr , 1 112 bath 5 acres, garden spot 112 m1 below Eureka Workshop w1th car port 829 ,500 Call 446 4222 . One acre tot wrth large In-ground pool torn !mer . and partially frmshed base ment For rntormatton call 813 ·665 -1232 992·996B For Rent m town wtth opt ton Preschool Instructor lMR DD Children) Permanent pos1tion. Startmg sala ry from $11.100 to $14 .985 Must have Bachelor's De gree rn Spec1a1 Educatron or related field and be certifia ble rn MSPR Apphcatlon deadhne July 20 Start•ng date August 22 Apply to Ohio Job Servrce. 39350 Unron Ave , Pomeroy Oh 45769 Telephone 992 - Call 614 446 · 2081 nrg hts to buy , 3 BR lenced yard 6671 Wanted person s to do phone & lrght deltvery work for 2 weeks Apply at 266 Mill St , M•ddlepon From 10 to 4 Simmons Olds · Cad · Chevy Inc IS takmg appl•ca · trons for an auto mechanic 3 years general experrenced mechamc w1th 1 year expe nence computer command control Appl1cat10n can b4? prcked up at the servrce off1ce lnterv•ews w1tl tak e place after all apphcatmns have been rev1ewed N eed Healthy lady to h\le rn & care for elderly lady , 1n Pomeroy area llght hous e work & cookmg Wilt need reference s Salary , plus room & board Call daytrme . 992 -6284 . ntght s 992 House lor Sa le by owner 4 BR hou se on Lower R1ver Ad 3 m1les south of town Woodburnrng f~repla ce gar age basement new fur· nace, and roof. overlookrng the Oh10 A1ver Call dayt1me 446 - 1615 nrght 446 1244 Tw o story. 7 room housP. bath screened poh carport on 4 acres. 5 mr southeast Oak Hrll , OH ott St At 279 515 .000 6173 Call 614 -682 4 BR large eat -rn k1tchen , la rge hvmg &: famrly rooms, a l so, 16M32 tnground heated pool all on a one acre fenced lot . many other ex tras Frnancmg avatlabe · $59.500 5677 Call 304 773 - $500 down 2 bdr trailer on large wooded lot Your own boat dock Call 614 -256 1216 51,500 do wn take over 5 31 5 mo payment , taxes &: m sura nce tnclu ded. 3 bdr ranch , full basement , wood burner, c1ty sch oo ls, loc ated rn Plantz Subd1v1sron . 524 .400 balance Call 446 8002 Rental Agent part · ttme Rrver Bend Place New Haven WV Ca ll 304 675 · Splash 1nto summer at 550 Jay Dnvet Ourtrr level home w1th 33' by 1 pool ca n be yours at our loss We Pa•d S62 800 You pay 559 .000 A new JOb take u s away from Ga tlrpohs The garden With gas gntl These are JU St a few of the f eatures of th•s 3 bedroom home Call 446 1028 to see t h•s home 6679 12 Situations Wanted Wtll care for elderly person rn my home. over 14 yrs of ex p enence Call 614 256 6509 1 B Wanted to Do lawn Mowmg & T11mmtng Rel1abl e and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614 256 6251 after 5 30 Roof1ng and gutter work , metal work , housepamt1ng, carpenter work EMc ref Free estimates Call 446 · General Haulmg For sale limestone. fill drrt, and top so rt Call Call 614 · 256 · 1427 Dozer work , ground clearmg & excavatrng S25 per hr Ba ss player wants fOb wrth well establtshed country square dance or polka band Call Ray 614· 446 3109 All types of butldtng con · struct1on. roofmg , Sldrng , remodeling , bnck & con · crete. wood. custom bwlt cabinets By the JOb or hour Call 446 3162 , Elowayne Mast Wanted to do Tree work Prunrng . toppmg. tak e dow Wtll also tnm hedges & brush Call 675 -7669 Would hke to do babys11t1ng my home day or mght. low rates Call 61 4 · 379 · 2706 tn - - - - - - - · lc Water wells. dnlled & ser · v1ced Free estimates Call 614-992 ·5006 or 614· 742 · 3147 Would love to have 2 elderly ladleto stay m my home for 1 week. 1 month. w~artever Lots of TLC Call 61 4-949· 3014 anytime Horse 6207 \ ' shoeing. 304· 773- a· Country Home for sa le 3 Br . ce ntral h eat & atr fu ll basement & rura l water 2 acres Ca ll 614 379 · 2513 Summer Trme IS Savmgs T1me on th1s remodeled homl:' Save Now tl Mu1d1e port 614 · 992 · 6941 6 rooms, basement dou ble garage 1 & one -tlurd acre lot , Rose H1ll. Pomeroy $32 ,900 Call 1-614 -678 2513 8 yrs old, 3 bedrm , 2 baths , family room w1th wood burner Smgle car garage. on 8 flat acres wrth stocked pond Crty water rn Racme Call 614·949-2641 Ru sttc H1lls . Syracuse 3 bedroom . famrly room . cen tral atr , cham hnk fence . storage buddmg S32 ,000 Call 614 -992-2521 or 304 882 -3197 Owner transferred must sell home. fam1ly room ha s 20ft of wmdows for pastoral v1ew . ftmshed double gar age, ftreplace large porch, 40ft deck, woods , prrvacy, near Royal Oak Park S63.900 5420 Ca ll 614 992 Remodeled 2 bedroom hou se near Pomeroy on 1 acre Storage bu1ldmg & cellar $17.000 Call 614 - 992 3006 Hou ses for sale 1n Mtddle · port Call 1-216·835·3952 tor more mtormat10n 1 12 Maple Place. corner of l11Siey 2 bedrooms, tam1ly room . kttchen Must sell 10 settle estate Call collect V1rgtma Crew 1 614 -891 · 0442 or 431 · 0633 House & 1 acre in Pomeroy city gas 8t sewer, 6 rooms S. cellar for under 510 .000 or best offer Will consrder land contract Call after 6 p m , A1hono , 614 -593 -3269 ,o '~ , I ,r' Gr ~W"-"'-'11"""'''-"'~ · /-"<'iill~":~-:..1 iftt.'u/;.;w-,u - Giiiili:ioil&. & Vicinity Frazrers Bottom Flea Market Every weekend U S 35 Fraz1ers Bottom . WVa 25082 Dealers Wel come Don Frazier Operator 304-765-2779 Yard Sale Frr & Sat. cfo-" thmg. odds & ends . 110 Chillicothe Ad Sat 9 30 until dark June 23 . Better n ' Ben wood burner glass f1re doors, clothing . lots of m11c 503 Oek O rtve Spung Valley sub Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity Yard Sale Frtdav & Sat June 22 & 23 Back road across from Kyger Creek Plant Clothes, ant•ques. dishes . dolls, tools , much more 3 Famtly Friday 6 · 22 &r Saturday 6 · 23 Clothes . mise . furniture , 1957 Chevy p1ckup Roush lane Chesh~re, 3rd house on rrght off R t 7 Fr~ & Sat Subdrvrs•on Porter Brook Yard Sale Thurs · Frr June 21 · 22 9 -4 Crrcle Drrve , Plants Subd1vts1 o n Tools, furnrtur a, apphan ces & ' other rtems , Jun e 21,22,23 · 9 · 5 101 Rl\1 8r St Kanauga,OH June 22 & 23. clothe s. knrck knacks , 1 srx - tenth mrle o ut Kemper Hollow Rd Sat only begms 7 30 am. furnrture. clothing some an trques . 5 18 Hrlda Dr . be h1nd Sprtng Vall ey Shoppmg Srmpson s'. Rose H1ll , Thurs . evemng June 21 , 6 p m , all day Fnday, June 22 G1rls.' clothrng , sizes 5 · 6 and 14 One gold sequm bat o n co stume , s1ze 14 and boots Newly parnted plaster craft ttems and more Dav•s resrdence , Rose Hill, Pomeroy Thursd11y evenmg, June 21 6 pm , all day Frtday . June 22 Yard sale - Saturday, June 23 at Carl Clines. Center St Mason 9 OOam Chtldren's. odult dothmg Household rtems , baby thmgs Ram date June 30th Yard sale - Ju ne 25 & 26 9 to ? 137 Pearl St , Middl ep o rt Chrldrens cloth1ng, hub c aps , tr a iler hrt c h , kmcKnacs . w o men's s•z e 22 'h clothmg 10 speed brcycle chrld 's pr ckn1c table Yard Sale . Addtson Bula vt lle Ad , 2 m1 from At 7 , June 22 & 23. large vanety Pt Pleasant & Vicinity 1-------------------Yard Sale 935 Rear 3rd. Sat June 23, women 's Jeans , tops all s•ze s. m1sc ttems Porch Sale Rro Grande across from ROTC burldrng , books. record s, teans , clean clothrng Sat 9 -5 Yllrd Sale . Thur sd ay Frrday & Saturday . June 21 22 23 909 V1and St Pomt Pleasant Old & new rtems L:::::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::=::::::: r 31 Homes for Sale Nrc e ho me tn country , near mmes full basem ent. ce llar , 2 bedrooms, 12 acres 1n Langsvtll e S29 000 Call 614 ·742 ·2261 FOR RENT WJTH OPTION TO BUV Itr 14 tt wtde three bedroom bath and half . mobrle home srtttn g on n1ce lot. ready to move mto S225 00 down S225 00 per month 304 576 · 271 1 Seven year old h o me thr ee bedrooms garden spo t 2605 ltncoln Ave 8'17 pet assumable loan 304 -675 - 5047 New hstrng mo...,tng need to sell 3 bedro o m 2 full bath s Meadowbrook <td dn 8 % per cent assumable loom lots ot extras prr ced 60s 304 675 6425 7671 Call 446-963B POINT PLEASANT MA · Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommends 23 3171 2 gray & ca1•co kittens Call Giveaway fomolos 2042 Part - t1me InStructor for Mental Health Technology Program. 1 year , possibility of renewal Teach one 2 · hour lab and supervise field work students Ph D. or Masters degree in Psycho!· ogy or Guidance and Coun· 1ehng, clmical experience requ1red S4,200 Send re · sume, transcript, and three references to : Thomas 0 Oellar•ch, Cha1r, Depart· mentof Social Work, 531 Morton Hall, Ohio Univer· sity , Athens, Ohio 46701 Deadline: June 29, 1984 Ohio Unrversity IS an Equal Opportunity Employer 7760 Broadcast Company ex pand1ng sales terntory Brand new sales area a\lalla ble '"' the tr~ - county acrea. Galha. Me1gs. Mason Coun · taes Sall~ry and commtss1on baaed on expertence. Send complete resume to Mil liken Investment Corp 4 21 Sale or Lease. Service Sta- 2711 614·446-2156 ""'' II I l lr PAT HILL FORD Balloons for Get Well , Ann• versarys , Brrthdays, partres Singtng Gorrilla Call Bal loons & Co 446 -4313 S1zes Starl From 12"• 16 ' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24"x36" Insulated Dog Houses Racrne. Oh. Ph 614-843 ·5191 lOST rn Gallipolis area con tact lenses tn white case Reward Call 446 -0522 446-3672 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE 367.7560-367-767 OPEN Till DARK SUNDAY PH. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Worked Losl and Found 3069 5; 18 1 1 mo pd Homemakers Oream1 No experience needed to earn 25% commi11ion demon11rlting in friends' homea. You control hours and incoma. Absolutely no investmanti Also booking panlea. Call 446 -1270 or write Toy Plan . Johnstown , PA and pallets . must 614-367-7101 220 E. Main, Pomeroy NO MONEY DOWN $50 A MONTH Part collie. must have good home. 304· 773· 9509 F~rewood Help Wanted take all. 304 -773·5992 FISHING REEL REPAIR 35185 Oak Hill Road Long Bottom. OH. 45743 Pomeroy, Ohro phone 304-675 -192B We Have the Lowest Rates PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANER$ Addons and remodeling black, 304·675·6531 Wanted to gtve away to good home. 2 adorable kittena. SALES &SERVICE YOUNG'S old. phone 304·B82· 3210 phone o04-676·6633 742-2328 Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by Leading Carpet Manufacturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 6 6 I mo F1ve cute part German Shepherd puppies to grve away to a good home, four fe· males, one mak!l , 6 -weeksDoberman , The Daily Sentinei- Poge- 9 Ohio , 5904. Pupp1es to gtve away Part poodle::emor, 6 weeks old. · I · In Vtnyl & Aluminum To give away to good home In country , 1 year·oldfemale Austr1an Blue Heeler Blue AL TROMM c;1,l r1n(j l~U Cl ljl'l (11 ( 11111 P,j "Otl FIELD SERVICES l h(' Ru ·qp l o~rlt l 111.-. ''I ,r,n n-. l,p ol R<•vPil lrf' <-i'11 r t1l<l F1tnd <:. 11• 111.1 , i"lllq• I ltc DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 61 4-742·2960 Ttck , 304·B82·2673 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Chesler. Oh1o Ph. 9B5-4269 II No Answer. Call 981-4382 BACKHOE " RE CLAMATION WORK ~ N1r,,t l l 'dJi1 1" rtll A I •1 Jl <'l , 1ll v St·rl ll 11 ( •I• C l r>r ~ ·DOZE R II 1111 tr.-.o; The most powerlul pre· sch ool s Sunday's gam e aga msl the v isiting W)\ YNE GIDSON, a native of Gallipolis and assistant athletic director at Miami Unlverslty, Is pictured on lhe turl at hole 6 during Remodeled ro oms. moder n ktlchen . car Dl:!lrng. lull basement , new tllf' l'htC'ago H iltz . w11h an ave r age . ..,-- Only $17.500 SWIM POOL - Nrce 3 bed W.1shmgton at thf' gaiC' this vra r < -~" But nearl) one dbl ~ar a~e on lg level lot Ju s! $27 500 than NEW KITCHEN - Middleport - 2 bedroom home wrth a want s ato1 cook and bak e untl s Vf' J I SC'\'C'n th ~arage NICE Rr'C'd kl'I s, " pr irnp n'ason piJ \ mg brforf' an J VPt agr cro wd of ll.l \'i Th1s \Par the\ a\Prag('([ A>'• POMEROY, 0 . 991-1159 Remo AND J&F CONTRACTING a:ro PUBUC NOTICE BUDGET HEARING , •'11'1 ~,.,,.., 608 E . M a r"' l..:.:r::o:;;~~tJ:..:...I 1-(614)-992 -3325 Roger Hysell Ol 0(1 on o d•• U9•o l lWo•• (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Real Estate General •I· S&W TV DOl - C<><>l .. llo FOR SALE 1l 1!> e~n• "' l' Uo •o • a'""'"' OhiO. 11 '• ' •: f (rilo, ••lh I ,\ \ >11 >, I ' + > 1 r• • • I 11f I 11"•' ~J 11 11 1 [') ,,, 1••' Real Estate General 1 <' G·•ro!Ofl" 11 n .~mr t ntt'r 1" '" . ,1n. 11 ' [ '11 . 4 ,(•1) ~ " pO v 1&., ... 00 lll, ll <l \ PII.III ll S rl•-. l • rr> Trl'tvfl,h• o Mroq<; (,, n t, U'• • J,rnnthv V\/on rl LOIO" If"' H llopou 17 ........... ... 1,<;Pr1 Fr 1' ! 1C I1 "'"on ~~~ l .. llett .. Ol HOfJUnl i\;'')17 1l l 1' ! (,,n o 1 W I ' r •n o •r r,. ~ ,'l,f'l l - Le1•" "'" u•- llR"u< ll"d '"" "'"" "' <;r Dfl 111" C,, ' P' · Aw•• Cl•o .. 1~ 111• (Ill !Jill IH J!11 7 00 PM lrr 9 00 PM M nnrl.ly tiH [ IIi/]11 Fr " t I V 11 rnv f11l i H0 «<:./ 1J:?Bnn R o•vPntr " Sn .11 lfl ' i rlo no r" l lf' ,I ll 11 •·rl f(l t 1· ,·] 1,7 v\IPI I• Hn od M l•l lrr1 0 CH 4::: 7h U l l)r l( IJ I• lo l t)I(}U''iPri c ...... J<lll - lloo(J•"'' "' IJ~-> 11 1" [11'1 l ••rltJy PUBUC NOTICE LEGAL NOTIFICATION 1, pi" I I fi , ., ,1 1 Q ......... ·~ - u"'" ~n"'"'"" tllll Public Notice 12 5 aor>c; Suuon Tnwnr,h•O r1+>ar Maort>wOQ{t l 1l<t• S R CC •IJII 17~ - Po ~·J - "''""'"" "" l ll - v.,,.,,., 2&1 ..... o... ,.,_,.,.h,.o .. """'"'"'"m•o-nto ""'"'~"8 I lluuov Co WI/ ...... c~.. J<u AfOoCoooo•• 11 Giveaway free to good home. Call 13 foe•••'""' U ! loo1ric •l• R•hg.,•..o n FOR SALE F. 0 8 ro('n II jll < ,j 1' ll j '' I hu ..... •~• ~oo oo M eg o C~un h C""""' &r t o CO<Iei U 10 c......... v lq .... .,.... Public Not•ce L PI IJY E1 ( honf)• 1 !Pcl l P~ l dll-' W II [JP 'iO irl . 11 ih• • IPS>df'fl(l' o l til l ' I ll,_ ["!IJV f , nor 1ql-'l 011 o1r1 t. Ill P (; ow .. 71 &u1n ' - "' & &« A" '" "'' 11 Au1oll•"•" o~ \ n J" l/"" If!~ t o•/•/'"'"'' ' l ' t t " " "II'' •• f .. l - COURT SALE 5 1 1; 5 0 0 QC -. hffOI !rue••lo<Ul o ~ , ........,,. uw.,a. o'"" o?w.,. .. ,,."_ Public Notice Thursday. Pictun>d are Harold Wl...,, Bm Brundige. fonner Washington Red.'kin; Bill Hawkins of Atlanta, Ga., and Larry PowcU. The team shot a low net of 255. h1M"<I ~·, .............. b .. . . . , .. .... ... ... lloo liE.... _., .... _ , ~~· ' ''"""•GToOc TEAM WW NET HONORS - This loun;ume captun>d low net honors in the sixth annual Da\e Dill'S ·\ppalachia Golf Tounmrnent at Riverside ~ 7 M~IIUI I .. t2w.,.,.~,~•..,. Olh"'lO-hOMo 1 l lkh""'' ll tllaollc T"'I. CIII•P • • U - l l ..........~oe. !&.Poll •~••alo II ......._,'"''""'" ............ .-.... 1 JlnluiOR<O n UV..,ol<l WD JO Moo"'~' "'" 711 . .... . . ..... . 14 M io< ... , . , _ _ u•-"'-'-'"'• Jt- r ..,...., .... ,._ .............. ,......... lltwpw...ru I l So<. .tM Wont.cl 11•' U Am- )I lol-ootooa.o - OPEN : MON. -SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C L KITCHEN 512211 1110 J1A..,oo lorl011 o1c• l\1111- h"'""'""' Jl....,. .. l _ 4 '' ,,....., _ _ O....d o ,,.,_..._.... ~-·"--·) l l D I I - fOIIM , , ....... lpoolof ... d ........ ) ,' .....,....... 992-2549 PH. ,._ ... _. .. ......... •w-.. ·-··•w 4 -----------~-----------r-----------l3part female puppies. mother it pekinese & lhne Ap ... Ck 1'1'111 D11ly Stflttntl Cllnilltcl Dept Ill CoYrt St.. PMtroy. Ollto U16! 1c_.,,_,,_,"--•1 Pomeroy Middleport, Business Services - ·- --- -1 The Daily Sentinel 22, 1984 For sa le or trade 2\'J bed · room all mo dern housP. wrth bath attac hed garage. vrny l st eel , al umn Sell or trade f o r lat e model 2 or 3 bedroom tratler and land 304 882 3590 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUAL lTV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST . GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 -446 7274 1979 3 bdr mobrle home on acre lot , well shaded Mu st sell both together Call · ;~ 6t4 388 -9957 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1977 14X70. 3 BA . 2 full baths. underp1nn~n g , A C DW Ca ll 6 14 256 11 56 1981 Hollypar~ 14x70 exc cond , 12 .. s deck underpenntng and larg e room arr cond tn cluded 304 895 3895 o r 895 · 3600 1982 Clayton 14 x70 2 bedroom 2 baths d1s · hwasher ster eo ce1 lmg fan frrepla ce mrcr owa "e ce n trat au . c oncrete step s and underpenn1ng S 15 500 00 frr m 304 773 -5550 Tr ar\ er & lot 304 773 5848 aft er 4 p m Hottv Park mob tle ho me fu lly furn 1s hP.d Ver y g ood rondtt lon 1 11, acres S1 6 000 304 458 1686 33 Farms for Sale 17 A C RES rn Ewrngton alon g Ra ccoon Creek R oad frontage on St At 160 nr ce bwldrng srte s b arn ch rcken house sept1 c t ank and C<t ll 388 mmP-ral nght s 8510 Small farm (18 25 acres) rn Portlan rl Oh ro bo rdered by Oh ro A1ver & htghwav No burldrngs some trees ' 11 mrneral r~ghts Fatr marke1 p ttce S40 000 For rnfo r· mat10n wrrte B Graham 4615 Emerald N acog doches Te .. as 75961 35 Lots S. Acreage 1976 Bayv1ew 14 X 7 0 Refrrg , stove C A . WB good con d Call 614 · 446 1506 lot for sa le m Mer cerv il le Ca ll 614 256 661 8 19 73 Baron . 12x65. 2 BR manv e11 tras. e11c cond Fren ch C1ty Brokerage Ser . v1ce Ca ll 446 9340 f or sa le 6 acres o f ground m lebanon TP Good bu1ld•n'g s1te on hard top roa d Askmg 55000 or be st offer CAll 614 B43 5231 Sch ult 50th Anniversary re bat e $1000 rebat e any Sch ult purchased throu gh June 30 French Cttv M ob•le Homos Call 446 9340 1978 NashuB 1 4x70 3 bdr , 1 111 bath. 2 a ~r co nd1t1oner s. apphanc es drapes rncluded Call 614·367-0691 1 Ox 50 trader on l arge wooded lot . 7 m tle s below Galtrpolr s o n R acoo n $10 995 304 675 6448 5 acres c an be spirt 500ft frontage lo cated B mrlos north of Pomt Plea sant o n At 2 Flatrock Cal l 3 04 675 1248 11fter 5 1976 14x70 3 bdr total eiP.ctnc und e rp~nnrng tr e down anchors 8 000 good cond1 11on storage bu rldrn g $175 Catl446 · 3162 3 acre s South srd e l r, nule off mit rn hrghwl'l y 304 675 · 1894 19 73 1 2M60 remod el ed tra1ler . new carpet do ors plumbrng etectnc AC Call HO LlY PARK 2 bed roo m s 3 acrf'S "} Olllb111ldmgs , p orc h an c ondlltontn g My B4! st Buy at $2 1 00 0 JAKE SOMERVILLE A EAt 446 022 1 2 BR m obrl e home At 7 below Eureka adu lt s onlv no pets S 135 m o Call ESTATE 304 675 30 30 30 4 675 3431 304 675 3403 614-2561157 36 Real Estat e Wanted 1 floor trarltH Metg s ment after 6 3 bedroom home or On land co ntract rn Co No down p ay CR I1 614 992 · 6582 p m 8X32 house trarler 2 BR new ca rpet rnsrd e new pa1nt outside, S950 or make o ff er Can 614 446-9283 Clos~ng Out Tra rl er Rental Bustness Had • 22 ONLY 6 lEFT S1ze s 1 Ox 50 & 12• 52 2 b~ lroom fur n1shed A comfortable home for a l ow Prt c e Brown ' s Mrnersv1lle , Tra1ler Park Oh1o Call 614 -992 -3324 1971 12~t68 Artz Crah Royale wrth 6M 12 e~tpando . gas heat, good condrtron Frrst S5000 buys Wrlkes VIIIe Ca 11614 -669 · 5101 1977 14x70 Schultz on 52• 100 lot . concrete porch wrth awmng, storage burld · ing 3 bedroom. 1 112 bath , stove &: refrigerator , d1spo sal. & range hood Must sell $16 ,000 Coli 614 992 · 7467 or 742 3154 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr house deluu~. central arJ. pool etc Ca11675 -5104 0< 676 5386 Rent 4 BR house , upp&r R1 7 Call 814 -446 -0429 2 BR house rn Galhpotis, adults no pets Call 614 446 -0958 �10--- The Daily Sentinel Page 41 Pome10y- Middleport, Ohio They'll Do It Every Time Houses for Rent S 100 mth ., $ 25 depo sit Does not in clude ut11it1es & Call 614 949 - 57 KIT 'N1 CARLYLE ® Musical Instruments 510 n 2 b e dr o om u nfu rn•sh e d h ou se. no pets , depo stt For Call614 -256- 1427. Kimball conaole piano 1 % yr old, like new Call 614- rea r ap t H ouse f or rent near M etg s M 1ne No 1 , 3 bedr o om i. S 225 mth . $100 de po sit Doubl e contour c hair , as advertised on TV , wtth heat & vibrator Call 614 - 949 · 3014 anyttme Ca ll 614 -7 4 2 2 1 2 6 room s a nd bath wtth b a sem ent . mce neighbor 6 ho d . re fere n ces and de pos tt & 675 1090 H ou se l or rent. 1310 O hto S tr ee t 3 04 -773-5115 Vegetables 59 D ~ . M o bd P. ho me f u rn1 shed A C 61 u:t ea l fo r 1 or 2 h ea uttfut tt ve rvn" w men Fosters Tr ader Park Cal1446 - 1602 2 bd 1 u nfurn1shed . e xtrl'l m ea 2 mt o u t o n Rt 588 S20 0 mo adult s o nl y Cal l 44 6 -2 300 1 2X 65. 2 BR . 1n c ountry S 1 00 dep os •t S175 m o Ca ll 6 14 3 67 0 478 2 BA Tr ade r on rtver , fe nced yard 517 5 mo pl u sut1llt 1es. 550 d epos1 t C all 6 14 · 44 6 8080 or 446 70 44 1 2x60 2 be dro o m m ob tle 2 bedr oom u nfurn1shed ap t $ 100 month plu s $100 dep o s1t At 208 N 3rd M1ddleport key at 22 2 '~ N 3rd. M•ddlepor1 1 bedroom apt 111 Mtddle · port S 135 a month plus ut•lit•es Call614 - 992 ·5545 d a y s or evemgs 614 -949 · 2 216 APARTMENTS . m o b il e homes , houses Pt P leasan1 and G all •pohs 614 - 446 - 8221 N •c e and 2 bedroom unfurn •s he d a p artm e nts 304 · 675 · 2218 befor e 6 ho m e. pa rtly f urnished. Ra c m e area C a ll 614 9 92 pm 58 58 One b e droom furnished apt. Pt Pit Very clean. ntce Audits o nly, no pets Phone 2 be dr oo m mobile h o m e. ad u lt s only For sal e or re n t 304 -675 -1386 Ca ll 614 -9 9 2 -2598 ~~::::::~::~;;~;;~;;~~;;~;;;;~Q~•~..~~~.._~~"'~i 2 be dr oo m . to tal electn c with ce ntral au . o n Ea st M am St . Pomer o y above ca r wash . fully furn1 s hed Ca ll 614 9 9 2 7314 or 992 6 2 15 All new 3 room , bath apt Clo se to Pleasant Valley Hosp Pr~vat e. qu1et 304 675 - 1962 o• 675 4580 1 bedr o om furntshed apart ment , all ut1ht1eS pa1d. 304 675 7112 2 b ed roo m f urnt sh ed m ob ile h ome f o r re nt . a c adu lt s. n o pet s. 1n New Ha ve n 5 150 mth Ca l l 2 be dr o om apa r tm ent. 5200 mon th plu s ut11tt1 es. Camp C o nl e 11 ar es 304 - 675 - 304 88 2 2466 4683 2 be dr oo m tr atl er ktt chen furn1 sh ed c ouple o n e small c h1ld acc ept ed 3 04 6 7 5 Apartm ent parttally fur ntshed rn Galltpolts , 304 - 6 7 5 -1458 10 7 6 44 45 Apartment for Rent J ACK SON ESTATE S A PARTM E NTS (Equ a l H o u smg Opp o rtuntty ) has one a n d t w o be dr o om s. ren t sta rt 1n g at 5 157 for o ne bedroo m an d 5 193 per m onth for two bedroom , w tth 5200 de p o stt lo c ated ne ar Food land and Sprtng V all ey Plala . pool and TV an t Ca ll 446 2745 or leave m ess age 3 bdr 525 0 unfurn garage apt pl us de po sit Call 446 37 86 Fu rn• shed apt 919 2 nd Galllp o hs 5 1 75 Men on ly Ca ll 446 441 6 aft e r 7PM N ew!-., rem o d el ed 2 bd r t:Qu•pp ed k 1tch en ce ntral a•r 5250 8 2 1 ', Sec ond AvP. Gal hp ol•s C.'l ll 44 6 2158 Fu rn• sh P. rl Apt 92 0 4th Galli po l• s S22 5 Ut•h t•es p iH d Ad u lt s 1 bdr C al l 446 · 4416 afte r 7PM 4 ro o m s & bat h . u nfurn• she d pat ut1 l1 11es pa•rl adult s o n ly , n o pet s Cal l 44 6 3 4 37 o r 4 4 6 3 111 Unf u rn• shed 2 b dr m C rown C •t-., Ca ll 6 14 2 56 65 20 F•r st fl oor fu rnt shed ap1 . utl ll ft CS fu rnt shcd adul1 s p r e f e rr nd . ref er en ce re qu tr e d lnquiT C 63 1 4th A ve . Ga ll• po l• s F •r st f loor turn• shcd apt utt llt• es furn• shed. adult s pre f err ed r e fere nces re I nqutr e 6 31 4th q u1r ed AVe Galltpolt s 1 b edroom apartment furn o r unfurn S190 per m o nth u t tlltu'ts pa•d. S500 deposrt 6 m o nth lease. no c h•ldren . no p e t s Cs ll446 3667 aft e r 7 2 bdr apt newly decorated. S6 0 t o S200 permo ut tlt•e s part pa•d C all675 5104 or 675 5386 4 ro o m s & bath , furntshed . c le an , no pets, ad ults only, depo s tt & referenc e re qutred Call614 -446 - 1519 51 3 Thnd Ave, S 135 mo . adults only , depostt re qutred Call 614 -446 -422 2 between 9 · 5 2 rm turn eHtcten cv apt . carpeted throughout 9175 mo ,dep & rei reqUired C all 614 446 4607 or 446 2602 1 bedroom Apt $196 mo tncludmg ut1ltt1e s . Equal Housing Opportumty Con tact Village Manor Apts 814-992 -7787 R iver stde Apt s M•ddleport Spec1al rates for Senior C•ttzens $130 Equal Hous· Hlg Opportunrt1es 614 · 992-7721 Furntshed 1 & 2 bedroom apartments , M•ddleport Adults , no pe11, security deposit 3874 Call 614 - 992 - Farm Equipment Furnished Rooms Fo r rent Sleeptng Rooms ond hght ho use keepmg ro o ms Park Central Hotel Call 614 · 446 · 0756 S l eept n g room S 115. utrl l tt e s patd Shar e bath, male on ly Range & refr1g 919 2nd Ave . Galltpolts Call 446 - 4416 ~tfter 7 PM 46 Space for Rent Treder sp~tc e for r ent Call 614 367 -7438 C OUNTRY MOBILE Home Park R oute 3 3 N o rth of Pom er o y large l ot s C<'llt 614 -992 7479 W ar e hou se or storero o m . 25• 5. f o r furn•tu re lumber . roof1ng . 111 sulat• o n , panel mg . eq u •pmen1 o r oth er use C al l 1 · 614 -486 - 5553 Tra•ler l oi s f or re n1 304 · 675 - 107 6 Merchandise 51 Household Goods GOO D USEO APPLIANCES Washer s. dryers. reh•gera ta rs ran ges Skagg s Ap ph an ces. Uppe r Rrver Ad be s1d e S tone C r es t Mote l 62 Ohve St . Galhpo lt s New & used wood & coal stoves. 6 p1ece wood hv1n g room su1te w•th 6 1nch ilat arms $399 bunk beds comp lete wtth bunk te s S199 2 p1ece antron ltvtngroom su1tes $199. antron reclm ers S99. other reclmers SBO . maple d•net1 e s et~ $179 , boK sprmgg & mattress tw 1n or full S 100 set reglJiar -fltm S 1 20. maple dmetle chatrs S35 . wash stands $34 . maple ro c kers S59 7 ptece c hr o me dlllette set 5149 . 5 p1ece dmette set S99 used bedroom SUites. refngera tors . ran ges . c hes t . dressers. wrm g er washers . TV 's. dry · er s . & shoe s C all 614 · 446 54 Mise Merchandise Knauff F1t ewood Redu c ed pnc es thru July 31st Hav e your o wn seas o ned wood th1s w1nter 614 256 · 6245 L1mes1one. Sand . Grav el Delivered 1n Mason Me•g s, Gallta or p1 c k up at RI Chard s & Son Call 446 -77B5 PlastiC ctst er n s stat e a p · proved , p lastiC sept iC tank s. plasti C cu lvert . m etal c u l ve rt s. RON EVANS ENTER PRISES . Jac k son Oh 614 - Coffee tabl e st ereo . stAr eo dtnette tabl e Catl614 · 2 56 - Wa shers & dry e rs S69 95 & S79 95 - Thts w e ek only Hupp ' s App l•anc e s & Glass war e. c orn er At 141 & At BUilt on yo u r lot a new home you can afford over 1 , 100 sq ft . 6 rms & bath , c ar · peted . ready to move 1nto S26 .500 Also garages & basemen1s Ca ll PatriOt Home Budders anytime 446 -8038 Will constder mob1le home as trade 1n 3313 Carpet for rentals for $3 99 sq yd Coli 614 -992 -6173 C herry Dimng Room suit with drop leaf table , Call 6417 GE refrigerator freezer & etectn c Mag1c Chef stove, both almond color & 6 months o ld 9800 patr Call 614 - 992 5017 o• 992 5655 Custom drapertes , mmi venetian bhnds . Roman woven wood shades , verti cal bhnds Samples and est1mates in your home P Zemth All ergo s tereo , very good co ndrt ton , 304 675 - One p o rtabl e Kenmor e diS· hwa sher w1th b utche r bl oc k 1o p , perfect c o nd•t• o n , 304 - 88 2 2200 1983 2503whe el er small2 wheel btke. swmg set. e lect rt c motorcycl e for pre sc hooler Phon e 304 675 6277 after 7 2 horse ho rse tra1l e r c ond1tion . Sl ,000 go od 3 04 - Restaurant datry bar equtp ment f o r sale Phon e 304 · 675 · 1616after 5 p m 55 Building Supplies 1969 Allis Chalmers Gleaner Cll. all new belts. c ompleteiy recond•tioned . 1 3' gram table with variable speed reel , both corn heads. 430 & 440 $5, 700 Also. Casl! 31 OG diesel loader w•th nppers . good condi lt o n, $6 , 000 o r trade for bac~h o e Call 614 - 698 - LUMBER -Rough cut , o ak . poplar, 2x4, 2x6, 2)(8, 1 x4 1 x6. 1 x8, length available, B f1 through 16 f1 Hogg & Zuspan, 304 773 - 5554 Now open for bu smess, Mountam State Bl o ck, At 33 . New Haven Complet e masonry supplies, 4 ", 8 12 " block Delivery servt c e Phone day 304 882 22 2 2 even•ng 882 3239 8254 B•g Discounts on new and used tractors and hay eqUip ment Siders Equipment , 304 675- 7421 Gravely tra ctor. Chatn saw , king coa l & wood stove. large Motorola stereo Ca ll 614 - 256 1768 Engagement rmg & weddtng band !Size 6 ). men ' s wed dtng band , all three tor S100 Call 614 -446-4659 or 446 3369 large 16ft overhead garage door c omplete. fllso 8ft , d o or. ex gas floor furna ce , ntasonable Call 614 - 256 - 197B Lincoln Mark V, 2 dr, sky roof, 22,000 miles, exc . cond . S7, 495 Call 446 1243 o• 446- 1616. 3570 62 Wanted to Buy Full stl ed bed m good co ndltton Call 614 - 256 1715 aher 6pm 199 7 1983 Plymouth Colt 18,000 3 Livestock Must sell Matched pa1r of so rr e l Belqtum Gelding Horses, 6 and 4 years old, goo d pulling horses . Mrs Harley Grate. langsv1lle, OH 614 · 669-4242 after 6pm Stables now boardtn g horses 3 04 675 Bo a rdmg all breeds H e ated tndoor outdoor fac1l1ttes AK C Doberman pupp1es Stud Serv1 ce C<JII614 - 446 - 6799 Gr eenbrter Stables . we buy . se ll or trade horses 304 · 675 -6799 7795 Judy Tay l or Groomtng Call 614 367-7220 9 · year · old Appaloosa, mare. go od fldmg horse. $400 Phone 304 - 675 - 6352 after 5 8rtarpatch KP.nnel s Profes SIOnAl All breed gr o omm g In do or -outdoor boardmg fa cd•t•es P1 ck up and delivery serv1ce Engl•sh Cocker Spa n•el pupp1 es C al l 614 · 388 - 2726 1980 VW Rabblt an cond ., manv extras, one owner. showroom cond Call 446 0516 anvttme . 1978 Thunderb~rd , sell or trade for truck . 65 .000 m1les. maroon. good shape. Call 614-256 -6215 9790 Profess•onal All Bree d D o g Obed ten ce Tratn1ng lndlvtdual & classes av atlabl e Call Hay & 1981 Mazda GLC Call 1975 lincoln Continental, ftre damage ~ntenor, good cond Ca11614 -446 - 1754 1979 Chevy Caprice Clas sic, 2 dr, ac. ps, V -8 engine. body good condition, exc periormance Will consider all offers Ca ll 614 -992 7412 after 5 p m 78 Tran Am T -Top, limited ed1t10n , everthing new Call 614 - 992 - Hay. S1 25 ba l e 111 f teld, ph o ne 304 - 675 2130 Barley , 5 2 25 b u shel, s1raw , S1 50 bal e Call 304 675 5086 614 - 388 9790 Rex rabb•tts S3 , M1lk g o at S35 , baby goat $15 Call 446 - 1354 after 5 M1n1ture femalo dach · shund 550 Call 614 446 · Transportation 71 1 982 Olds 99 Regency , all power , extra clean. whlt8 on white , 29,000 m1les, 1 owner Call304 -453 - 2102 Autos for Sale 7036 ~--------.:.. TOP CASH pa •d for late modAl used cars Smith Butck - Pontiac . 1911 East ern Ave . Galltpol•s Call 614 446 -2282 J.:===========- __ OUR BOARDING HOUSE 0 with Major Hoopl WHI'.T Wl>.'5 YOUR 6RE./>.TE-> T 0\I>.LlcNGE. IN-1-\EH- HEH-OUR !SHRINKING lr.ORLD :' FOUR ""'NnW NOW H~ CMI'T iELL L.EFT FR0/>'1 ~161iT 1 7312 ' 7B two door Pontiac Grand Pruc. PS . PB , AC crutse contro l. VB - 301 black 1975 Tnumph Spitfire. con ver1ible, 2 tops. new patnt, S1 . 500 00 Make offer. 304 -675 - 6397 after 6 Impala . Call614 ·367-7866 • WH!!Jr<J 4-PIOefZ. ..PIDEIO WA'!' 019APPEAR&O. I 5WEAR . IT MIGHT 50UND STRAW&E 1 ~ Uf ~PIDER JU5T 015-- THE FLOOR QF THE CSONE1 !!ioTA6E FOil TRAP APPEARED lioJTO DOOR'>. THifoJ AI R.. Services 81 Home Improvements TROUBLE 15 ... ·o~ovv· WELL, FII'IE, ISN'T 8T HOI'IE ... &l!T THEN! WHAT'S 1 GUESS PUHiTII8'rJ 'lOUR ()AODY'!i ~NOW HOW T'<:;ET NIIME? IN TOUCH WITH H/1'1 .• Marcum Roof•ng & Spout · •ng Now install1ng rubb er roofs 30 years expenence . spectalizmg 10 bu1lt up ro o f l'iAII~UCK5. OR WOT •• OLIVER l'iARBUCI\5 1 Call 614-388 -9857 1977 Harley Davidson lo w ·rider . Call 446 - 7015 after 5PM . 1981 Honda XL 185 S New in 1982 1 , 100 miles . Call days 446 · 1873, n•ghts 446 - 7272 1956 Harley Davtdson Call 1982 Honda Nighthawk CB 650. black With Stiver stnpe excellent cond1t1on. 610 m1les. S1.700 Call 614 · 256 -1964 1973 Kawasaki 900. good cond . $1050 Call 614 · 245- 5818 50CC. S425 Ca11614 -446 7310 after 5 30 pm 3252 1979 KDX 400, runs good Ca ll614 -992 - 3846 . 1978 6400 Kawasaki KZ mites $550 Suzuki RM 80. l1ke new 5400. 304 -676 - 14BO or 304 -675 -3698 1981 175 KDX Kawasak•. excellent condtt ton . S650. phone 304-882 -2887 XS 650 Yamaha. IT 175 Yamaha 4~~:7 ut1l1ty tra1ler . 5 3236 1972 Chevy Camero SS, 350 4 barrel! engtne. 3 speed. AM FM cassette. very good condttton. Mason bes1de loss Carry · out 1978 Olds . 4 door , V - 6 , air, PB PS . AM · FM , cru1se , phone 304 - 675· 6286 Call after 4 1981 Buick Electra limited, luxury car, iully eqUipped with all power and extras . Actual miles. 55.000. Must sell this week . For S.e:le By Owner Call 304 - 675 - 1980 PontiaC Sunblrd, 4 cyl. , wi1h PS. PB, a.r cond., AM · FM cassette. excellent condition . $2 , 700 304 - 675 -7330 1982 Camero. V - 8 , auto matte. PS , PB. atr, cru1se, ttlt. AM -FM stereo, 30,000 miles. 304 - 576 - 2953 72 Trucks for Sale 1971 GMC Step Van , trade or sell . Call614 -446 - 4327 S 10 - 1982 V6.4 Call opd, 614 - 446 - 1977 Yamaha 80, S350 Phone 304 -675 -4357 after 75 e•p Call 614 -388 -9652 H & S Home Improvements vinyl Sldtng , roofmg , room addltton , storm wmdow s, stone . Call 614 367 0409 or 614 - 367 7244 GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN scotch~uard · water eKtre c · t1on. deodottzers FREE esti mates Reasonable rates Gene Sm1th . 992 -6309 ALLEY OOP HONEST, FE\. LAS , THIS GOVEJWI"'G ARRANGEMENT \1110.5 AGREED UIUN BY YOUR 1>10NAACH AN' 1973 KW 290 Cummins, 9613. SOHD. RTE 380. priced to sell Wilkes- Call 614 -992 -6622 . 1983 Chevrolet dump truck. new battery, new paint job. new front tire, run1 good, Boats and Motors for Sale 16 ft tnboard w1th 1 17 overdrtve, V · drtve. spare propellers, 427 Chevy en gme This boat will run all day on 14 gallon s of gas, p•cks up siJl sk1ers out of water easily, runs 60 mph with power prop & 80 Wtth speed prop 1974 model $3000 mcludes tratler & new battery Call 614 · 446· 1822 14 ft alummum boat w1th tilt tratler , sw1vel bass seats . electnc motor battery & ltfe jackets 3 mos . o ld . exc cond . $950 for all Other items Call 446- 4636 15.6 Boat & Trailer. 40 hp. Johnson Eng1ne. Trade or Sell Call 614-446-4327 Lerr{.s Boat Service Export outboard motor repatrs Specialile 1n Mercury Out boards Also Inb oard outboard repairs Minnekota Serv•ce Center Propeller sa les & service center L1ve bait & tackle 88 Main St , Coolville Call 614 - 667 - Fett11 Tree Trunm •n g , stump remova l Call 304 675 - 1 331 RINGLE ' S SERVICE expe · flen ced rooftng. tn clud1 nq hot tar applicatiOn , c arp e n ter . el ectrician mason Cal l 304 675 - 2088 4560 yo~u SHAPE "' carpet WITH 675 SHIP CAPTIAN STEAMER Water remov al. furnttu re cl ean1ng. free es tt mates 304 · 675 · 2295 It.'s meet in' niqht atth' Wet Dogs! Water well s c o m mer c ta l an d dome sttc . t e st ho le s pump sale s and se rv1 c e 304 895 · 3802 BASEMENT WATER - PROOFING Uncond •t• onal t.fet•me guarant ee Loc al references furn1 shed Free estimates Cal l collect 1 614 - 237 ·0488 . 9 am t o 5 p m R o gl!rs Basem e n! Waterproofmg IT'LL TAKE TIME TO -~~· TH INGS OUT. I JUST THEY MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION .. . FOR. EVERY. ONE'S SAKE. 304-882-3236. 73 1976 Vans Dodge & 4 W .O . von. naeda work, good work vln , m1ke JUST TO P I C~ UP THE RES T OF MY STUFF, 1 l WANT YOU TO STAY ON, BUT I WANT YOU TO LEARN BUSINESS FROM IIROt/NP VP / Remodeling , s1d1ng. 1nt et1 o r and extertor. textured c o at ing . simulated brtck an d stu c co therm o rep laceme nt wmdows 304 675 · 1 5 60 82 Plumbing Heat1ng CARTER ' S PLUMB IN G ANO HEATING C o r Fourth and Pm e Galh pohs, Oh1o Phone 614 446 · 388 8 o r Eveningtelev~ion l~tings------------------------------------------------------------------­ FRIDAY EVENING JIM"S PLUMBING & HEAT lNG At 1 Box 365 . Gallt polt s Call 614 367 0576 600 0 CJJ C1J 0 lT I SHULAW ' S Plu mbtng and Heattng , 211 S1xth S t Potnt Pl easant W Va 30 4 675 - 5420 Lu:ensed and tnsure d 83 Excavatmg Good 1 EKcAvAt •ng . ba se ments , tooters . duveways , septtc tanks . landscap•ng Ca ll anyt •m e 614 - 446 4537. James L Dav•s o n , Jr owner 6 30 I 00 J A A Construction Co Ru tland, Oh , 614 742 2903. Basements, Footers, Con crete work , Backho e' s . Dozer & D1tcher . Dump trucks , & water -gas - sew er elec tncal hn e s 84 Correct Craft & Ski Su preme, family ski boats New & used, Parkersburg, WV 304-422 -8433 or 304422 -2367 15 f1 . tri -haul, 65 HP, make offer, 304-676 -6397 Electrical & Refngerat1on 76 Auto Parts & Accessories 4 rad•al tires on Chevy rally wheels, 15"x10" insulated topper for short bed, phone ' 30 304-675- 3123 . 7 ft topper with sliding window for shon bed truck, $100 . 3615 . Phone 304 - 895 256 - 1141 o• 614 -446 1175 o• 614 446 -7911 Johnson Water Serv1ce Ca ll 614 -256 -1743 o• 614 256 1120 JIMS WATER SERVICE Call Jim Lanier. 304 -675 - 7397 Motors Homes & Campers BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE, Open daily 9 to &,30. Sot 9 to 4. 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Closed Sund•y. U .S . Rt . 60. 1163 Sec Coolville , 3386 . 1833. Oh 814 - 667 - Ave . Gallipoli S 614-446 -7833o•614 -446 1 ---------- ~ --------- 1!1 I~ News Cl) New Treasure Hunt CIJ Mazda Sportslook ll:'1 Andy GnH1th CL: News/ Sports/ Weather (f) MacNeil/ lehrer Newshour (tt' Powerhouse fJ) Star Trek 0 (}) ([; NBC News (]) Aitleman (]) Th1s Week tn the NBA Season W rap Uo @ Carol Burnett ({) ID ltl ABC News 1J IE JQ) CBS News (fij Working Women U (Il PM MagaTine C3J Here Come the Bttdes C!J SportsCenter C£• Sanford and Son ::U G ~11' Entenamment Tomght I Wheel of fortune 0 Cl) Wheel of Fortune (I) N1ght111 Bustne ss t1) Ma cNeil/ lehrer Newshour fi) Jeffersons 0 Cil T1c Tac Dough (}) Video JukeboK (}) MOVIE ' Swa m p Thing ' C!J ESPN ' s S•delme& (]) M a,or league Baseball Los Angelos at Atlanta CE Family Feud love ConnectiOn 0 C[) Famtly Feud (]J Or Who •Rll Wheel of Fortune G) ,j2J People ' s Court m General Hauling James Boys Water Servt ce Also pools filled Call 614 - ~ Report ,101 News SEWING Machine repatr s, serv•ce Authorized Stnger Sales & Serv1ce Sharpen S c issors Fabrtc Shop, Pomeroy . 614 -992 -2284 85 8 30 6/22/84 614 -446 4477 6389 o• 667 -6607. 79 USUA.LLY IS! & 446 -8238 RTO 1 ~'T THINI'. IT WOU L D HAVE MA.DE A BIT OF DI FFEREto.JCE , ALLEY! VARMINT IN HEKE LIKE TH!;:RE KI~GUZ.! 1336. 1975 Ford 'h ton PU . 360 engtne, runs good. good ttres. auto. $960 Call 614 - 'wOU TWO ARE lUCKY THERE AIN'T SOME BIG,UGLYJ.. HA.LF- STA.RVED RON ' S TeleviSIOn Serv1 c e Spec1allllnQ m Zen1th and Motorola . Oua1ar . and house calls Call 304 - 576 - GET 200. Call 614 -992 -6954 1981 Cehca Toyota GT . hftback , 304 · 675 - 5149 at ter 5 1973 D o dge Polar a.· ' demo litton darby car " regulatiOn , ready to run , 304 - 882 PAINTING · tntenor and OK· terior , plumbing. roofmg , some remodeling 20 yrs . 2398 o• 614 -446 -2454 1980 Harley Davtdson Roadster 1000 CC , ex cond. S3200. 19B3 Honda E ~~:press Moped, brand new , phone 304 -773-5178 offer. Call814-992· 5647. • Motorcycles 1972 Ford lTD all power, ca ll 7 -12 noon or 3 - 8 p m, Phone 304 · 675· 7166 . 74 Dodge lA ton truck , 72 International 4 wheel drive . tion . 2671 3 04 - 675 - 304 6 75 3960. Craft supplies . Cabbage patch material. macrame c ord . yarn . do ll heads , mov . •ng sa le Sprnmng Wheel , Porter, Oh Hay, 1972 Ledgerwood 26 ft Camper. 1963 Chevrolet 74 moles 1982 Honda Interstate. e~~; ­ ce ll ent conditiOn . 6700 mtles Senous ca ll s o nly ville Call 614-669-5101 . 614 -388 -8701 . 26 , 500 1423 WJ.iEN WE 19ET TO THE CONCE~i ~ALL, r'L~ CH&CK ANO WHiiiltJ Tlil:' SMOK~ CLeA~l!D, loaded, engme, 1975 VW Beetle Good co ndtion . New tttes . $1800 or best o ffer Call614 - 992 - 6509 Oltver super 77 diesel, 3 block sawm1ll, ex cond . , priced on inspection . Call 1982 Chevy Van trailer pkg, 350 1958 Harley 1/ • ftntshed Make oHer , 304 - 675 639 7 Topper . I>.S i'N 1'\VID REI\DER OF . JU5T l'r115 WEEK . I PSYCHOL06ICJ>,l TE.XTS, 1/11\ TR!;I'Il'E.D ,.._ POLITIC/>.L VERY INTE ~~TED IN \l:lUR ~EPO~ielit WKO COVER ep PRN:.TICE.. DR. F~E.UNV! T~E' CANPIDJ>..iE!o FOR 1984 Chevy 510, 4 wheel dorve, 304- 882 3184 1975 Olds 98. 4 door, S500 firm, 45,000 m1les. rough extenor Can be seen at 129 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy 2975 1979 Dodge Omnr , 4 spd, AC . PS . PB . rad•o , 47,800 m •l es Call 614 -446 - 2510 after 5pm OKAY, TIS LL ME A6AI~ eXACTLY WHAT WAPP!N!D 676 - 1423 & 4 W .O. Honda 750 K. Call614 · 446 6 75 - 2517 Gram Vans 446 4149 1 975 Audt. front wheel dnve. great cond1hon . 304 - 64 73 omy shift, air. Call614 - 379 - 304-675 - 6286 6 CAPTAIN EASY mt.. stand shift plus econ - Pets for Sale HILLCRES T KENNELS IN•FFECTNE- 1972 22ft Holiday ca mper. self -c o ntained Call 304 - $1200 Call446 -1326 304 895 - Bla ck Angu s Bull. Call 614 379 2425 <Jfl er 5pm Rat tenter pupptes . S50 each Cai1614 · 949 · 256B 4052 o• 446 -2248 1972 Mustang lirande. 302. auto . good on gas, $4900 6846 Wanted to b u y , a ntce boys bt cycl(l , 16 tn Cal l 458 - TV , chest , couch rung . Yamaha organ Call 446 - Baby crib , 8JlCellen1 condi - 304 - 676 - phone 446 -2248 TV . c hes1 . c ou c h . rug . Ya maha organ , 446 4052 m A Say•e . 304 -468-1078 S60 .00 , w1ndows 304 675 -1098 Oragonwynd Cattery Ken nels AKC Chow pupp1es . Siamese kittens . new litters CFA Himalayan and Pers1en ktttens Call 614 · 446 · 3844 after 6 614 -992 5154 Refngerator . 12 c u ft , wh1te Call614 · 99~ · 3678 Storm Autos for Sale 614- 446- 1336 Gr c enbr~ e r Why pa-., m ore Trade Center Furn•1 u re O utlot. At 7 Kanauga , Oh Ope n 9 7PM 2dr Refngerator . General Ele c tri c. S6 0 Ca11614 -446 - Front end loader. fttstncycle type tractor , $125 Call Dav1d Yost 614 - 949 - 2853 56 3159 286 5930 l arge Fr eezer $95 . 5 TV ' s S35 & up . c ouches $35 $65. 3 - 5 .000 BTU atr co nd• · !ton ers $95 each Speed Qu een washer S50 . Wh•rl · poo l washer S65. General Ele ctn c wi'ISher S95. dryers S95 each k•n g sile bo-. spnngs & mattress S65 S~aggs Applian c es 559 Upper A•ver Ad . 446 - 7398 Used garage door 7x9 . good lawn mower motor . ga s eng me. phone 304 882 - 882 3 362 SWA IN AUCTION & FURNITURE 614 446-7398 7 C oli 446 -8033 Top sott and ftll d1rt deli vered. 304 - 675 - 7771 614 -446 -03 2 2 TV & Appliances , 627 Thtrd Ave . Ga lllp ol•s. 614 · 446 1699 Spill WBs her s. ga s & e l ectr•c dry e r s . auto washers , gas & electnc ranges , refngerator s. TV set s 614 286 5944 Ma sse y Harrts pony tractor & equ1pment E-.c con S 1995, may trade or make offer Call 614 - 985 - 4454 7297 Used Fu rmture .. C han s, dryer s. and TV 's 3 rnde s out Bulavtll e Rd Open 9am to 6pm . Man thru Fn . 9am to Spm . Sat ft haybtne, 8)(C cond . , John Deere 24T baler. New Holland 66 baler, Farmhand pull wheel rake, New Hoi · land hay crimser, wagon new hay rack, 501 Ford mower . Ford cultvators. ro tary hos e. iertil1ze spread ers, wheat drills, FarmhAnd gnnder m1xer , hay & grain elevat o r . o ther fteld ready eqwpme nt Howe ' s Farm Machme ry , Rt 124 & May hew Ad . Jackson . Oh . 7 2232 !>HOPS HI'.VE SEeN 35ft campmg tra1l er . AC new stove. new shower. patio screened tn Can be seen at H1dden Lakes, Pome· roy , Ohio 304 - 675 - 1413 Tra ctor . model B with culti vat ors Call614 -256 -6417 Clothe sline p o sts sw1ng frames , all typ es p1c n tc table frames With or Without lumber , 304 -675 - 3677 01' -l!oUSINESS 3221 For Sale or Trade LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofa cha1r . rocker . otto · man . 3 table s, (extra heavy by Frontier ). $685 Sofa, chan and loveseat , $ 275 Sofas and chans pnced hom $285 to S895 Tables , $45 and up to S125 Htde -a beds , S440 and up to S525 . Recltners S175 to S375 , lamps from S28 to S 75 5 pc dtnettes hom S99 . to 435 7 pc S189 and up Wood table with six chatrs S425 to S745 Desk 5110 up to S225 Hutche s, 5550 and up , maple or ptne fm1sh Bunk bed complete w1th mattres ses, S250 and u p to S396 Baby b e ds . 5110 Manressc s or box sprmgs , full or twm . 558 . ftrm, S68 and $78 Queen sets , $195 4 dr chests S42 5 dr chests. S54 . Bed frames, S20 and S25. 10 gun Gun c a b1nets $350 Gas or electr~c ranges $375 Baby mattresses . S25 & S35 , bed frames S20 , $25 & S30. ktng frame S50 Good selection of bedroom su1tes . cedar chests . ro c kers . metal c abmets . swtvel rockers PAST '-'SWBEP$" OF STREET V!!NDORS, FL.E .... MARKETS !\NO OOING-OUT- 17 tt . self contamed Travel Mate, sleeps 6 . tn good cond1t1on Call 614 · 9 9 2 - 0 Bl ac k r as pberries , Point Pl easa nt . 304 675 1365 Farm Supplies & Livestock 44 6 - 16 09 11 con Call 614 992 -6030 3 Geld1ng walking horses, phon e 304 - 675- 6531 . or TIME TO PlJT The Daily Senline i - Poge - 8 ft 1 9B O C o leman told1ng ptckup tru c k camper , sleeps 4 , ga s stove. 1ce box . Ex c 71 446 -0508 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio DICK TRACY 2237 M o bile Homes for Rent Ca ll Friday, June 22 1966 Avalon 16 h camper . sleeps 6 . self -contained , g as stov e . Call614 - 256 1561 985 -4134 M o b1l e ho m e fo r rent R e f & Motors Homes & Campers 614- 388 9354 Jam Strawberri es 1000 quarts of good jam bernes 60 cent s per quart Ptck your own 2 miles back of New Hav e n at Un i on Camp Gr ound C lal 304 - 882 - Uttltty wagon . 4 h x 6 .5 it , 13 111 htgh mahogany bot tom . heavy tatl gate, light s. aluminum stdes Call 614 - req u1r ed. S2 50 month 304 79 Slide camper f o r PU uu c k, self contained , sleeps seven , exc . cond .. S1 , 100 Call Fruit 58 C o mplete mobile sound sy stem Professional sound au · dio equtpment Good for a lwlnd, perfec t for OJ Light s included Call evening aft e r 9p m 614 - 99 2 · 5547&ask for Ntck Jr •nfo rm atto n s_t op at 22 2 N 3 rd. Mtd dlepo n . see Sandy Dep by Larry Wright topsoll , bark mulch & saw· l =3:::7:::9:::·:::2:::6:::6:::5 = o:::f::: te:::':::6 = P:::M= . = = dust Con1ac t Bruc e Oavi· 2 61 9 42 Misc . Merchandise Shrubs pruned. lawn re seeded , reta1n 1ng walls , sidewalks, patiOS, fill dirt , Smal l ho u se, 2 bedr oom . adult s only 54 Friday, June 22, 1984 8 00 @I) One Day at a T1me IJ Cl) (I) Master Ma• ar~d 1he Mas1er lry 10 help a mother and daug hte r g e l 1hCif ranch produ ce 10 m ar ket despne the elfo rts of a dangerous land baron (R) !60 m 1n ) (f) Catlin on Campus Th 1s Grammv Aw ar d w •n n10g co med•an perf orm s a1 W ad sworth Theatre at UClA (l) Timmy and lassie (!) Inside the USFl ([) Iii (j}] Benson K at• e s school charm starts a cam patgn 10 get h•s w•dowed mom and Benson to the allar (RIICiosed Capttoned] 0 CJ) Cfl Dukea of Hazzard The daughter Cooter ha s never seen comes to town (A) (60 mtn) C1J (]}) Washington W-k/ Reviaw Paul Duke IS JOined by top Wash10gton JOurnalISts analy21ng the week 's news. t1J MOVIE 'Please Don 't Eat the Daisies· ([) Super Book ~ Auto Aactng ·s4 Cart Portland 200 from Pon land . OR CU eD Cf~ Webster Web s1er l aces an ern o tiOn<JI !>IIU !J gle as h e 1r1es 10 conTrol h• <> bed · we\llng wh•l e kee pm g •• a sec ret h o m G!i:o rge and Kath enne {A) ([I ® Wall Street Week L OUIS Au keyser anal yzes the 80s w l!h a Wl:!eld y rev •e w o f econom1c and mvesl men l mail ers 9 00 0 ~ ClJ MOVtE When a Stranger Call s · (I) MOVIE ' Blue Thunder ' (I) MOVIE 'Vtce Squad ' (!) 700 Club ({J li) ,121 Blue Thunder Tht• Blu e Thunder team b alll e a fight w •ng grou p th at s rrv•n g w plan an assass ma 11on at1emp1 (A) 160 mm J 0 •I ': ,·1m Dallas Emol •on s sp,ll over at th e 0•1 Har a n s Ball as lh e Ew · n~ s and Ba rnes pan •es co nfron t eac h ol hl'• ~A \ 160 1111n I :]) Statewide 'JJ Pallisers 9 30 (}} EnterpriSe Wes t Meots Eas1 Four Ame11c an h•yh tech wo rk ers are sent by lheH em p lo y f.!l 10 VISII il llf1 iJ SS P SS the J apanese way ol Ide ,n regar d s t o bus•ness prEtc1•Ces !RI !Closed C.;:tp 1•onedl 10 00 L!. 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I Mam a s Fam1ly I ••mrtn rs com (• 10 II '" l>o•l,nq ron n1 .vhf'ln <,hp \..O•"~~ I.l nll'o 0 (JJ lil NBC Nows ([)MOVIE · ' Twice Upon A Time ' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Moratonum 42 Present I Food fish s VlS!Onary 10 Songstress Isl I Irene 2 Rabbi I J S.ed II Woman's ruckna me 13 Dry 14 Canad1a n perunstilii 15 Potpourn 17 Hospice 18 Poe taster 's adverb 19 DOWN 1 Con g<~ n w ~ever (Ger 1 20 Impasse 23 Lconca- c oall n~ 4 Ar t Yeste rda y's Ans \\N rnovemt: nt 5 Reflected 22 Beverage 6 Snorkel user i Mus1cal note 23 Wntte n lette r 8 On the wholt• 24 Ca. rnera 9 Glonf• r d sta nd 12 Set of nmr 16 Not a whit !II Tr embl !!d 21 Hear 25 F ood 29 · As You l..Jkt;> IC role 32 Imprude n t 3.3 Shl' f Fr 1egu11en 27 Wi th fLJs t1 diOIL'me.s~ 1 34 I ndonesian Is la nd 35 Gen rl· 37 S1lent - vall u opera 24 Nautica l pin ?.5 Cro.•;,sfff out 26 Infunate ~THAT SCRAMBLEDWOAO GAME ~ ~ ~~ t!: byHenr• Arnoldand8ob l ee Unscramble these lour Jumbles Otl81etter to eact'l square To lorm lour ord•nary words 'l7 Actress Sail) 2S - b<>en had ' 29 French blLSmess house 30 Apiece 31 Beseech 34i Delphi's predictor 38 Confeder - INGAR ate 3! item 40 Slush tJENTIC I [J YURSLE Mswert JSierday·s I I) I [) IN DAILY CRYPTOQ UOTE - Il ert' '._ ho" to "o rk 1t AXYDI.R .o \AXR WHAT A TAL KAT IV E E5Ai<:E5EF<: M I&HT DO. Now arrange U'le c•reled letters lo torm the surpn!le answer. as sug gesled b}l the above cartoon r I 11 ] r 1 I 1 j (An.swers tomorrow) JumbleS F UDGE TULL E RANCO R PAYIN G Answer What some guys who never seem 10 Qel around to marry •ng JtJ St ge t - ·AA OU fii D He<O 6 '30 The "'iliJf'\. 1 ~ r.J I'O p lo• t (1 rlr ·~•· l>t•• ,11 1f,ICII'(i TO -J IO I"dl le!ev ~1011 .l i' 'U b l< .._ lllS! I UC I Or Ttl,11 h• ~ 6' ~~"t2!" I '<) 9 MOVIE EVENING 0 !ll('ll liii• IH1Sh q1 ~ 8 00 fvl,1m,1 S ci iii' LIOI I'> lti! P,III•!l onq lwr w• l h ,, r1l0v o• from hi" ·ll l.loltnf'!lll 10 d l V Sh ,rl•O tt Aambltn f1) Mrs Am er•ca Paqea nl 0 .J.., I. S•lv et Spoo ns f-'< o bl! •tll S a ~r s 1 wh1•n Fr< 1111~ o•,r< hra rs f~, .... ~~ (j..,, 1,. ,,,1 Won 6/23/84 6 00 B 30 m (]) Ross Bagle-., SATURDAY 11 ·OO 0 (]) CIJ 0 CIJ ® G ID (f) MOVIE. 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JWilZMO C V s nM .I MH H C F NBMMGF - OS A Z H CF IMB BS H O Yesterday's Crypt<iquole , SINGI NG IS SWEET BUT BE SURE OF TillS, UPS ONLY SING WH f:r\ Til E Y CAI'iNOT KJSS JAMES THOMSON �Page-12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Local Briefs: Council approves water ordinance Raclnc Village Cou ncil. me<>tlng In recessed session earlier this week . approved the first reading of an ordinance which will affect dC'linquf'nt water users. Rather than allowing customers to be six months delinquent. they will be considered delinquent after three months of service. Residents ar!' billed for waiE'r every quarter. Aitrr one billing r:eriod notice of termination of service will be gJVen. Th<' second and third reading of the ordinance will be given in Jul:.. Council. in other business. suspendf'd the rules and gave approval to three readings of an ordinance amendlng a prior ordinance r:<>rmitting utility companies to terminate service up until 12: lJ p.m on Frida:.·. Stl'('('t Commissioner Glen Rizer requested that council ask rPSidmts nor to fill garbage bags to the top, as it Cr!'ates a problem when loading onto th e truck . Council approved a request by the Board of Public Affairs to purchase a 19/H truck wi th a mechanic's tool bed; agreed to purchase two culver1s from Lhl' county highway department to be used on street crossings; and asked Dan Sayl'!' to obtain prices for new tUe and insu lation to be placed in the ceiling in the kitchen located in the city building. It was announced that thp streer comm ittee wiU meet to make plans for repair 10 Pmrl Slrff't. Council adjourned until July 2 a1 7 p.m. Water conservation requested ThP Sy racuse Board of Public Affairs has asked Syracuse r esidents to conservPon worer whUP lh<' main pump L• our of order. A I thl' PT1'SI'n t time. a smallf'r pump is being used. Residents are asked not to water lawns or gardPns, fill pools or wash cars. Dance swted at legion post TherP wtll be square, round and slow dancing at Eli Denison P<l51 467. American Legion. Rutland, Saturday from 9 p.m until) a.m . ThPrP will be a live band . snark bar and refr!'Shrnent stand. Dunat ions at thf' door are$2 for adults and $1.0() for childr!'n. Emergency runs reported Five emergency runs were made by local units Thursday. the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reported. At 8: :l3 a.m. Racine was callf'd to l.etart Falls for Lori Anderson. taken to Holzer Mf'dical Center; at 9: 18a.m. Pomeroy to Mulberry Heights for Dick Follrod . non·transport A I o p.m Middleport to North Second Str('('t for Margar!'l Va ncoonev. non-transport; a 15: 09 p.m. Tupr:ers Plains to Ohio 248 for Ronald S\'-'30 and William Bumgartrn, involved in an .;Juto accident, takPn to VPler'llls MPmorial Hospital; at 7: 05p.m . Syracuse to Ohio 12~ tor W.D . Parsons, taken to Camden-Clark Hospital. Parkersburg. Friday, June 22, 1984 Racine schedules July 4th celebration RACINE - The Racine VolunIE'er Fire Department recently finalized plans for the annual " Fourth of July" celebra tton held each lndependmce Day in Racine. As In the past , many activltles have been planned for themld-week holiday, including rbe annual pa rade, chicken barbeque, childf'!>n's games and a fireworks display. Kicking off the day will be a flag-ralslng cefl't1lony at Southern Junior High School, where the parade will originate. The ceremony will begin at 9:50a.m. with the Southern High School Marching Band playing the National Anthem. The parade lineup begins a r 9: 15 a.m. on tlle junior high school grounds and baseball fields, while the parade itself will begin at !Oa.m. All entries are welcome and three prizes w ill be awarded to floats in bJth the theme and non-theme divisions. This year's theme includes all entries related to freedom and i ndependence. while also exhibiting the colors of our country . Prizes Include $50 for first place, $lJ for second, and $15 for third in each division. All civic organlza lions, clubs, fire departments, churches, and businesses are urged to build floats or participate In the parade in some manner. Bicycle's decorated in r!'d, white and blue will also be awarded prizes in four age divisions. All bicycle entries should pre-enter, although other groups may enter at tile time of the lineup. Following this year's parade will be a chicken barbeque at tile Racine Fire House, featuring dinners or individual chicken halves. The fireman's auxiliary has also been quite active, making homemade ice cream, hot dogs, and other refreshm ents for the dinner, while also serving throughcut the day. Beginning all p.m., a singles and doubles horse shoe match will be held. A $2 entry fee is required with the winner receiving one-quarter of the total entry fees. At2p.m. orat the conclusion of the horse shoe event, chlldr!'n's games will be held. A greased pole, big wheel race, bicycle races, sack race, threelegged race, and sawdustpllewlll be among those games available. Evening entertainment will also be provided as the auxiliary will sponsor the Shade Valley Band at the junior highschool, beginningat7 p.m. unW 9 or 9:ll p.m. The band will play bluegrass and all country· western hits. AI 10 p.m. the fireworks display will begin. For further information, or to involved with "45701" who has broadcasting background, said 15 shows are planned _ " 45701" is set and taped in the town. and its stars are residents playing spoofs of thf'mselves. .. By tlle end of 1he summer, we hor:e I he comnn unity will be really involved," said "45701" producer Scott Gordon. He said community support already has been good. REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS T" lunt" rJ I ! UH T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS The first five episodes wei'!' videotaped at five Athens businesses. Gordon, the only person IJ•• CINCI:'>iNATI 1AP 1 - Thr airplane that crashf'd shortLy afrcr taking off from ~unkrn Airport. killing four people Wednesday. had rPCE'ived JPI fur l msrcad of higherOf'tane a \1 a t ion gasoline', a National TransportatiOn saJrty Board in Spt:'('tor says. " Wp h<t\·cn' t df't<'nnim'(] lh<' caUSP wt, " Wuliam CoopPr said Thursday . "But tlw rumor \'OU\'P h<'ard abJut the plane ha,·ing jPI fuel is I ruP. In an l'ngi nP likr thai . I"' furl produces almosr nn rX>wrr " In most caSf·~ . a (..li<Jn(' with thr wrong fuel would lx• ablP to nm for 9·10 minutes beforP having trouhlr. Generally. hP would hm·r had mough good ga s in hrs Li nes to gPt up off lhP ground beforP lhc engine would start running rough and i<l, ing power." hP sa id . Company spokesman R.W. Irelan said thccutbackwill amou nrrojust.1 pc-rC'f'ntof cuiTf'nl producTion at thf' .Jackson Countv plan 1 "so 1hr <'X ten t SWIM WEAR By: Castaway BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT Lottery winners CLEVE;AND IAI'I The winning number drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game. " The Number," was 096. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday tllrough Friday, the win· nlng number was 9312. unba Vol. 19 No :ZO Copyriglltod 1984 By JOHN CHALFANT Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) - Ohio taxpayers arP abJut to find out how much money the General Assembly- which approved Gov. Richard Celeste's '() r:ereent income tax boost last year - is going to give back to th<'m individually in a r!'fund . Action on Celeste's proposaltodistributc$.'i0million of a $131 million state budget surplus among abJut ·I million taxpayers highlrg hts the agenda as legislators return for an early surruner session. Although the refund totals $50 million. the formula for distributing the money has not been determined. Based on the total number of taxpa yers, refunds could averag!' $12.0(). Bur legislators likely will decide to distribute tile cash based on the amount of taxes an ind iv;dual paid . "I want it to be as fair as possible and as simple as possible," Celeste said. Senate President Harry M eshE'l, D-Youngstown. predicted rbe upr:er chamber would reconsider at a Tuesday session a House-passed bill distributing $3) million in surplu s state lottery funds . Th<' maliN has been on the back bumer for a month after a dcbare ovN whether all the surplus should be given to schools now or $40 million put into a rainy da.v fund for futur!' school contingencies rouched off a bitter exchange. "We're worklng on it. Wp'll probably get it out in essentially the same form." Meshel sa1d without offering details. "1 think there'll be agreement on thE' ' • airplane crashed. sard Lorenzo Rogers of the Federal Av·ialion Adminis tra tion. Admissions - Carl Schultz .Jr .. RacinP; Murl Douglas. Pomeroy . Discharges - Francis Adkins. Betty Maynard. Jo hn Hoffman 1\elli<' Pric<•. · Orioles to Nippon BALTIMORE IAPI-It wlllbea longer than usual season for the Baltimore Orioles. wbether or not they make the American League playoffs. As soon as they finish their last game of the season, they wUJieavc on a tour of Japan. They wUI help celebrate the OO!h annlvl'rsaryof the Yomiuri Giants. comp!Pted RiffP has lK'<'n at odds O\'Pr 1tu• mPa surL' with Consumr'rs· Coun S!'I Williom Spratlr•)'. who rs lobb:.·ing to strengthm it. Riffe qu!'sllom'd " the propriety" of a po ll Sp rallry commissioned in which 5b percent of rhoSf' qu estioned sa id uli liti('s - <lnd not their customers - should pa~· thf' costs of 11('\\' construction. Also heading for a House floor vote is a bill aimed at of n('f'd law . That is thP s:vstPm in which hospitdls, nursing hornrs and othr•r h(•dl !h carT' f<Jcilitips Sf'('k s1<J 11' J.pprov;.~l fur major Pxpansion projl"C'ls or r'Ciuiprnl'nt purcha ses . Pa ssage of th(' bill would put the r<'vamped cost -containmmt s;·stem in pla ce .Ju\\ 1. That 's whr n a moratorium on nrw construction which has bcf>n in cffC'Ct for the la st six months expires. \A/f' do with it. " In addition to thoSC' m<'asurcs. House SJX•akC'r \'prnal G R iffe Jr .. D ·:-lew Boston, sa id rcprrSPnl a· tives would vote on J Srnate"passC'd biU rC'st rict ing utilities which want to pas~ along to customrrs the Saturday fire kills one, injures three injurt"d, one serious!):. as a result of a fire that destroyed two homes early Saturday morning in Mlddlepori . The body of 19-year-old Russell Nilz. who was identified by a family member. wa s found ln the remains at 9:30a .m . The fire srartf'd at :l: 52 a.m. The hody was taken to Rawlings Coats-Blower Funeral Home and will be taken later to Columbus for an autopsy. according to Meigs County Coroner Dr. R. R . Picken< corone r. Just messin' around the Classified Corral try1n to round up some Classified Bargains for you! enginrs was not operating when the Veterans Memorial cost of llC'W plant cons! r ue! ion befoff' lilf' facilit if's a rr sst r Pnt-,:rt hen ing 1hP Ohio F nv IronmPn 1a I P rot (\('f ion Agr·n c:-··s pG"-'CfS in rf'gulating: t hf' storagr and di sposa l of hazardous \\.:astr s. A Se-nate committ('(' gOC's back to work Monday nig ht - and a House panPI Ia 1rr in the w('('k - on a rompromiSC' bill str-r-ngthening lhf' sta te's C'f"rtificate bill wha tevf:r Dr. Pie kens said death wasd uP to smoke inha lation . ThE'fil'!' - of undetermined origin - started in a home occupied by Dorothy McOoud, 159 South Fourth Strff't and extf'ndf'<l to the home of Mary Stafford on P aim er Str!'f'l. In addition to the homes be1ng destroyed, a pickup truck and car wcrC' dPStroyC"d and another car were sa id 10 have been he<Jdt'<i loran 1\mf"rlcan Bar Assodation function in WilliamsburJ:. Va. A preliminary ins~ tion incti. call'<! that one of lhf' plane's two Coun rycau_>;f'd light dam;,getoa car drivf'n by a Florida man. Officials said Thomas C. Harris. 21. Coral Sag, dro,·e his car off the i<'fr side of the road. down an Pmbankmcnt and into a fif'ld. Harri s w as not injured and his car J'('{'(lived light damagp in thP 4:45 p.m. accident tile patrol sa id. --Page A-3-- Tax refund on Ohio legislative agenda Howdy Pardner! and thrir wives. 1l1e.v is not that great at RavenswOod ... Overall. the company sa id it will cut produclion by aoo ut 46,00'l tons a yrar, reducing Usovr•rall operations to abJut o1 percent of capacit y. A potlinc v.ill be closed al Mead. Wash .. and reductions are planned for the Tacoma. Wash .. plant aswell as thr RavenswOod works. Irelan said further potline shut downs mulct bf' imiXlsed if market cond itions do not improve. decreases Sunday 13 Sections , 84 Pages 50 Cents A Multimedia In c Newspaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis--Point Pleasant Sunday, June 24, 1984 conunent . commi1t~. Ohio weather: threat of rain tntint tmes ClASSIFIEDS Mf'anwhile, coronpr's lnvestiga tors werP try ing to posilively identify th!' v ictims. The plane crashed south of the aillJOr1 Sf'Veral minutes aftf'r takeoff. The victims were thought to be two lawyers. both members of the Ohio Bar Association rxC'C'utive Deaths ..... ,,_.,,, .. ,, __ , __ ,,, .... 8-8 Editorials ......................... !\-2 Sports ......... -............ ... ... (.' 1-6 Take-One ..................... lnser1 • CoopPr said thP Cessna 340 was given 61 gallons of jet fuel by the Mait:>r Aviation Service. 0Nn0r Tony Maier said he had no Patrol tickets Rutland resident A MPigs Counlv man Pscaped serious inju ry· whf'n hf' apparf'n ll~· lost contrul of his vPh icle in a run..'f' on Ohio 24~ Thursday afrernoon . R onald Swan . 22. 2.11 M ain St .. Rutland. was llY'atm and rf'if'ased at Vctf'rans Mf'monal Hospita l for ru ts. bruises and scrapE's follov.ri ng the o:IJ> p.m aCC idf'OI hospital official s sa id . Officials at tllc (;allia·Meigs post of the sta te highway patrol said Swan was westbJund on 241\whm he los t coni rul of hi sear in a cur...·e. Wl'nt off the left side of the road and ovf'rtunwd. causing hf'a\')' damagf' to hi s car Swan was cited by the patrol for DWI and driving without a license. An acc iden t on U.S. 3J in Meigs A Pomeroy woman is 'nuts' about collecting seashells-Featured on Page B-1 By KATIE CROW Tin tes-Sentlnel Staff MIDDLEPORT- A Middleport youth died and three others wei'!' Kaiser cuts production levels RAVE:-JSWOOD . W.Va rAPI Kaisc"r Aluminum & Chf'mical CO'lJ. has announcf'd plans to cut aluminum product ron at all it s U .S. plants. bu I no Iayol! sarr ant icipatf'd at the Ravenswood works. plant officials said today . Business ........ .. ........ -.... ··-· A-1 ~mrrrra ~r"'j,j ,.,,.. - SWIM WEAR W.Va Wrong fuel caused fatal airplane crash --Page E-1 "'· HH031 111 M1 -Sl21 FOR THE MEN AFTER 5 P.M. !\long lhe River ............ ... 8-1 -R POMEROY FLOWER SHOP · T~•· Inside: J<r3n~ .. ~nr . FOR THE LADIES 614-992-7626 Despite warnings to the contrary, James Kilpatrick says the sky is not falling-Page A-2 <>II ur "~" Midd leport, Ohio By: Jantzen & Castaway VillageView: Crown City ~nJ J Specialty Graphics CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING Showdown over Suttnyhill--Page A-3 l>o-Ju!O full ) .k"J:nni SHOP BAHR CLOTHIERS FOR THE FINEST IN SWIMWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN Area soap opera produced ATHENS. Ohio tAP ) - Athens Is making a bid at the "HollywOod of the Midwest" title. A new soap opera produced in the town began airing on local public access television Thursday night . enter the parade, call 949-W6 or 949-2520. All entries should be sent to Fourth of July Celebration, PD. Box 1.81 Racine, Ohio 45m. All entries are welcome. I How about you roundin' up a classified ad? For the Month 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) Classified Coupon I Want To Round Up A Classified Ad 50¢ Off (Caoh Adt Only) (Yard Sales Not ln(luded) damaged . Jeff Dars 1. Middleport Fir'E' ChiP!. reported that they havr Pstimatf'd damages 10 the McCloud homf' in the amounl of $25.fXl:l and thr Stafford homP at $XI.IXXl. with$1,500 est inna ted in dam agero 1he vehicles. EXAMINE'> PHCYI'OS- Meigs Coonty Coroner Dr. R.R. Pickens examines pictures taken at theslteofSaturday momlng'sfatal flre.111e body of !,_year-old Rru«ell Nitz, who was identified hy a family member, was fotmd In the remains at 9:30a.m. Dr. Pkkens said death wa.• due lo smoke Inhalation. Th('r€' u:as insuran('(l on th e Stafford hom e but none on thf' McCloud home. Darst said thcStalPFirPM arshall (C'o n1inuf'd on pagf' A.1l FATAL FIRE- An early morning fire killed onr per.•m and injured litre<' others - including two fin.•mc'fl - Saturday. TirP biazt' - of und<•lcnnitwd origin - started in a homr occupied hy Dorothy Mc<'lond , 159 South Fourth Street and e.xtmdt•d to the home of Mary Stafford on Palmer Street. Gallia litter control program starts Monday By JOHN FRIEDMAN Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS Eleginning Monday. Gallia County's roadsicies should bf'gin to look a little elean!'r. Gallla Is one of 36 Ohio counties included in th<' third annual Summer Youth' Litter Corps program to rid the state's roadsides of litter and prov ide employment for nea rly 500 young Ohioans. Dave Gloeckner. Galli a-M eigs JTPA director and county program coordinator, said the goal this year will be to cover all county roads. " We'f!> notllmited to any particular road." Gloeckner sa id. "bur wl' ''"to pay m ore atti'ntion 10 coun ty and township roads than we do state roads." Two years ago. Gloeckner said a similar program covered nearly 1.200miles in M 2igs County , remo,·ing between 12,1XXl and 14.1XXl bags of trash. "We evpn assisted on some illegal roadside dumps that wrre within the right -of-way," GloecknPr said. Overall, thE' program, in it s third year, has pickf'd up 91,1))1 bags of lill!'r from 15.243 miles of Ohio roadways and has providt'<lernployment for almost 1.1lXJ youths. Thi s year. officials said they hopP to covpr l2.tHI miles and rollrct 70.('01 bags of lilll'l'. ThC' c rews will work in g-roups of h-lO w il h a train('{! supcrYisor to watch ovrr 1hcm _1llC' youths havf' bf>rn scTt'f'JWd b~· 1hcir local job Sf'IY icr and arP hirPd through .HPA 1Job T raining Partnership Act L. Thrv v:ork .12 hours a wc'('k and arT' pDid minimum wagr C locc kner said when thp\· st<1 1·t picking up trash, lh•" work('rs should nnr bf' surprisr'd to find almost anvthing . "Rotll 0s and cans arr nor a problem anymore tx-cauSf' of 1heir ('('Gnomic \ ·aiur." (;JOf'CknC'I' sa id . " Howi.'Yf'r. thr:o· w ill finrt f'vrrythin g from the garbage Pf'OPIP arr too lazy 10 dispnsc of proprrJ~· to fa st f()(X) l'On tainC'r s." Offi cials sa.\· in Jddition to t>a rni n~ monC'y, the ~· ouths in thf' program learn su mp \·a Juu<.tbi P lessons. Thosp lessons inr ludr• firsth and knowlf'dg<• of the l.;.f'riousnrss of thr li11 Pr probl('m. the· ad\·anlages of r('('_\·cling and a n 3ppr('('iation of natural tl"sources. In addition to Gallia, ot hf'r southra~ t('m Ohio countie>s slated fo r rif'an -up in c ludf' Sciot o. Vinton, Wa shington and Hockmg . l\1ctropolitan areas in elud<'d in thP program arc Canton, Cincinnati, Cle,·ciand . Da)'lon. Spr ingfield. Tolmo and Youngstown . Tax writers agree on $50 billion package to trim federal deficit By The Associated Press WASHINGTON i APl - H ouse and Senate tax writers. working through the night and until nearly dawn Saturday. agreed on a nrarly $50 billion tax package that is parr of Congress' effort to make an election·year "down payment " on trinnming federal budget deficits. Agreement came at 5:17 a.m., capping three weeks of bargaining and a final marathon session of public and private talks that lasted nearly 21 hours as the conferees Ironed out more than ::Jll differences between tax measur!'S passed bY tile House and Senate. Among provisions of the com - promise bill: ' -The 3-percent excise tax on · local and long distance seiVice, due to expire after 1985, would be extmded through 1987. ·• ~The federal tax of 16 cents per on cigarettes drop, as lliC\I wm ICheduled under current law, to 8 'fE!Dtl after Sept. :Kl, 1!115. The House had passed a bill which would have r:ermitted it to drop only to l2cent s. but theconlerees rejected this. -The tax on liquor. which i.s$10.0() r:er proof gallon, will risE' to $12.0(), effect IV£' Sept. 301985. Theconff'rPf's rejected a House move to raise the tax to $14.25. Beer and "1ne would not be affected. However. thf' bulk of the provl · sions affect business and not individuals. The full House and Senate then must vote on whether to accept tpe conferees' agreement. The activity was part of the congressional effort to completE' work by the end or next week on a broad compromise package of tax Increases and spending reductions aimed at shrinking budget deficits, which are projected at about $liOO biillon over the next three years. Before reaching final agrEement on the tax blll, the conferees also agreed to llmlt the use of prlvate(lUJ'Jl09e Industrial development bJnds . Stares and cities issul' these for a varl et y of purposes - in addition to such public purposes as building schools and bridges in<'iuding financing of retail stores, sports facilities and the like. The compromise agreement gcn· l'rally would limit f'ach state to piivatt>-purpose bJnds of $1.50 per year per resident, or an annual limit of $:ffl mIll ion. whichever is grca ter. Action on the tax bill had been sta lled until Thursday night. when the negotiators approved more than $11 billion in companion federal spending sa vlngs, including a hikE' in premlums paid bY Medicare beneficiaries and a freeze of physicians· tees paid under Medicare. The panel also agreed to drop a Senate-backed provision which would have repealed a 1981 law allowing a person to avoid taxation on up to $750 per year in utllitles dividends that are reinvested in the ulllitles. - -~· ~ ~· ~e e .7·';,"~-~~ FLATBOAT ARRIVAL - Adventure Galley U, a repUca Dalboat of the early pioneer period In the Ohio Valley, made one of 'n stops along the Ohio River Friday at Landing near Racine, sparltlng a cooununlty celebration. Slory and additional phoWtl appear on 8-1 and B-2 of today's Tlmes-&ntlnel. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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