http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9acb7dc5f59a92307d0237e58a7dc6eb.pdf 1ff36bc744fd563c6033e6455c0bf7b3 PDF Text Text •. estern .' • Inside today: .,lie .................... ·. ,__,__, • .................... u"•n .. :::- III'Lolelll ............ l"'pp.1-11 ' .._...,..-,. , ' . ~ ·····~ ...........:... Papll .......h ............... ~....... ~ .................. .....,.... concen~•••Page .National Weather 2 M;GM Olympic winners••• Page . 4 · . ' Ret~g • .•"-''" . . . ,. 'e nttne e. ~ . ' No.64, milkman•..Page 6 •• •• .' 1914' ·'Wholesale prices re~ain steady WASHINGroN (AP) -Whole- ' . sale prices held tlat for a .lblrd •tralaht month In JUlie as bOOI food .and paollne prices fell, the ............. . ~·~··· ment said today. Fcrtheftrstii&Hof l9IN. lntlatkln at t!Jewbolelale level was just 2.8 permtt. · · Not ~ earlY 1983 hAve prices reftiJed to rile for a full capvtar ' quarter, the Labor Department ' · ees IDe., said Iii advance ot fdday's niport ·th!lt . "oonsumers n!8llY. needl!'t worcy abolit lntlatiDIC In 198l" Indeed, then! wullttle to wonY abQutlaatmonth. • Food~ tell 0.6 pe~cent.lbelr third stral&bt montl!IY '114!clll!e.' · Sharp clecrl!us tJr inMt. filii aDd egp offEt steep galDs for frelh said. ' trultnlld veaetables, ·' Today'a report lft!!:lll!d tobldlcate . Gato!!ae ~cel were down o.7 that lntlatkln at the wbolelale level pi!IU!IIt. . , !I even morellllderCOiltrol tban had Further clues· On the emnmny's been ~ by mai\Y - - ' pl!l'formance Wl!l'l! expect~!!~ later mlilll. who havefOI'eaeena full·)'l!lll' ~ with the O:mmerce Depart,lnftatkJn rate ' ot 4.5 percent to 5 meet's report on J~~~~e 'retall sales pe!c:etlt. ' and the Federal Relerve Board's · announcenlent ot last i month's • ~ wtth that roreca.t. ecomoutplt by the natloll;a ractor1es aDd; mllt Roller! ('.cwoah IllData fteulr. IIIIDII. . ~~~OOM=.l'U!:~~~.o~ED~-~·~~~~~~~-~n=a~pl=et~e :,. .:_:.,~eral~....~-· u.,~ .. : w seeded 111111 ~·Jab ~~~·- .:.-bed. He etllln.ted llie w11 complet.edwllblntllenext&e\eralweeb.Sidewlllbweretomupaolbat water Illes CGOdd be b 'elled aloa!r Elilt Main. ' . al aldew. . 011 Eut MMI Ia I I - Gillie - •q 'eel lllrlte•w In ,..... al Or!ewl lleally. ,\ ~ for 1 · ' jifB~~;i-;;t~i; ,.ew band director ·, .,. . - .. - .. ;... a Olle-')'ellr CO!Ilract lis an laitnv medtaiiiiiiSIC dbf'CtLt. tnmuctnr and baJa4 ~sklhasbeenteaclllngatthe . _,.. ... ~~-~- ;.~:;I::~-- · · - - ents ~ leadlngtoaauwirt group bnted .oa bebalf of Ms. Coodnlte. However, at last nlgbt's meeting School. beiDa m WaterllliiHlgbScbool!nColumbus. there was mentiOn ot the Tbere were 36 applicants for the ~ · revolving around Ms. . high liCbool post. with 12 Ill them GoodnJte and no obJections \VPf!l being broogbt In for lnte!VIews. Of voiced agatnstblrlnganewdlrector. the9e 12, ftve were brougbt back for' Boanlllll!lllbei's for the new second blle!vlews, with Mlcbolskl director !Jrlude Robert Snowdm, wiDnlng the rOOmmendatkm. Robert Barton, I.any Powell, .Tbe action culminated liPvenll ArlandKJngandRicbardVaughan. · ~tbs of problems with the ldgh . Thevotewasunanlmousatterltwas sc11o01 Jnsttumental posttloll. TI1P ~n d that Mlcholsld has Jndl. boanlvoted3-2agalnstrenewlngthe cated an blterest In delleloping a contract of Marilyn Goodnlte ·who Wilding and continuing band pro. bad been serving as director. TI1P . gram for the hJgb school. boanl action IJroUgbt a wave ot The boanl approved at 1985 cllmplalnt bun ·students and par· calendar year budget of $5,867,!170 votiJW 1\lason officials ·· · nani~ new n,t~yor By~WimUNE OVPI&ill 'Wila MASON', -WOIIII!D have beglinto a JWne ttr tlil!mlelvea 1n political clrclel. Demoa a tic pn!lldehtlal bope!ul make WalterMaadale named a New York C1J1C1 !'WliiiBD as · Ills I'IIIIJIIng . mate 'Iburllday. . · And tile oommuntty of Mallon bas receatJy appointed AIDe$~ as ~l!~ .., .......... tts-~R.IIIIIb was sworn In as mayor Jub'2 to replacP Cecil DevriCk, wbo l¥lil lln'ell' to riqn .!)uP to .utng beeltb. ' ; "It bas been very lxlsy for me," said Roush In CliP Ill her many brief slopa at her<Coe In the town hall. "I ·haw blieD loaded down. 'I1IPre bas never beeft 8 duD IIIOIIII!DL" · Tile owwct Bob's Thlek ~ Rousll illtl 10111ebocb' In ,a 11011p~bllc • vlcl! position WliuJd be IUJ1tdled at the Inner worlclniiS of ~iii:~m~;.';ii~i "::,;;.~rt• lse~ of item. he can order from his nearby distribution center. He will gladly issue a raincheck and provide the item at the aale price 11 soon as· it becomes Auto available. Becai'ee we do not wish to exclude anyone, we must reserve the right to limit quantities. 49 North Sec.oml Av... -PIIane: 614-992-5515 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 ~1ft CONYINIENT CREDIT AYWBI.E Democratic ~'s corporatiOn line on· both • . ~..;...peoplehavemdetenntnetor New. electtons direc. tor ·d•1es ~~U::':~.:e~· earlytoday would stay here In ftWonJnttead they want to ~ted Into Mason Brst."llhe • . be ~~ill?tbtpi'Obiii!IS 12-li37-& U.S.A. lflllltM-11 j, , - .Ill AllllcDSIIlllh,u~bie~ retarded tleachl!r • at Bradbury ... 'lbe~tlonofGireeNOtterli$ I IIChlQI yearbQok advisor waS accepted, .and Jlnl Oliphant was 'Darned to the new position of cross hlall counttycoacb for~ata~ ot $819.87. Melanle Murphy .was··· employed as art instnlctor for the next year replacing DebP(e wbo reoently resigned from the position. Ron l.AJgan was named varsity volleyball CQIICb for the next sclaool year. · ' Also atteodlng the meeting were &lperintendent Dan Monis and am sebool Treasurer Jane Wagner. presidential nomlnatbt. ' . The response came Ina telephone SUM!'Y elf Ohio delegates to the Democratic National Conventioll. The survey, conducted tram Friday tllrrx!glt Tllesday, was IIIISWI!red by 69of Ohio's 1751leiegates. TI1P SUJVPY was the second TI1P Associated Press bas conducted to' ~uge Oblo delegates' positions on varloos malll'rs before the conventiOn opens next week In San Fn~nclsco. More than UJ delegates responded to the earlier swvey, .- ma11: top Issue. Other Issues. In order·llf ranking, were job!i (11), the defult Seventeen ofthe3ldeelared Hart .(nine), foreign poUcy (eight) and suworters answering the ' sluvey . falmess (four). . said they thought Reagan would win 'lblrty-tllree ot the respondents to Oblo.Ftvesaldtheydldn'tlmowwho the most recent survey ' were WOuld win. One Mondale supporter Mondale, supporters, three were predicted victory for Reagan In· Jackson supporters and two WP!'e Ohio. uncommitted. . Hart supporters also expressed . Acoordlng to thi! May 8 prlniary dlssat!Stactlon with the ,1984 dele- oumneandearllerdeclaratlons,BO · gate selection rules. Twenty-six IJf members of ~ lull deleglttlon the31sald theruleswereunfalr.'lbe · suwort Hart, BO support Mondale threPJack!lonsuppi>rtefsligreed,as . · and 11 support Jackson. Four:are did two MondalP supporters. oftlclally uncommitted. Mondale, Hart and Jackson Twenty·threepen:ent,or 16ofthe delegates tended to agree on the No. _ 69 respondents, favored Hart as the 1 tssut In this year's election. vice presldentlal cllolce. Hart was Of the 69 del~tes. 27 said. they suworted by 27.9 ·percent 1n a believed the econoiny wotl\d be t1vi national AP swvey of delegates. ' conducted by telephone and of ' aotnrtotheenttreoounty." Jacqueline (Jackie) Spencer 'lbe transition tram COUIICIIPer· Brlckles, newly-appointed director 11111 to mayor could be adlmcvJtone . of the Meigs County Board ot to bandle 1n mld-atream, but Roush ElectiOns, died early ~ ID had scme ROOd fortune shlnP upon Veterans Memorial HOSpital, fol· her. . . ~abeartattack . "I was l'Drtunate to bave a ROOd Mrs. Brlckles; 36, Daiwln, was the penilllnt, . ''Tiwle people usually are not council," she said. ''Withou,t a &OOd ·sworn 1n as director .'l\lP9day~ ' COLUMBUS, Oblo (AP) -Only Columbia 50percentofltslndusirlai awarelllall'"problems," site~d. council, a mayor cannot ~a ROOd bad been~ by tbi!IXli\tdfor the pastliPVPII yeMs, and succeeded oneof0blo's13majorutllltlesflilled cUstomersoverthepastflveyears. · EVen With tile Jlroblems. Rousll jOb. Columrus& SouthernOhloEiect"IIlavea aoocJ,coordlnatedofflce F'ranc!!S 111cmas, who hai:l resigned ' to show an. Increase In revenues In ·· enjOyS her 1983, while the otbers as a group ran ric Co. bad the biggest gain, 46.5 . "I Illite tbllldl,ld of work, .. said tile stafrihatlsvecymucb,lnfonnedand. as bolrd~fonner MasonciouDellpenoiJ. "Illlie they keep me pDitPd on the . A19tli~r&dllateofPon:terOyHJgb crunter to a national trend and percent, followed . by Ohio Bell servlna the tD'IIIIIIIIIIty. It II vezy d*Y·to-day activities of the ScboQI, Mrs. Br1ckJes was active In showed ~ bPfty Increase, Consu· Telephone Co. with an Increase of · . ccrnmunlty. . 4-H actiYitles, serving as a clldJ mers' COunsel WUJIIu!! Spratley 37.6 percent. satllt.Yinl. says. Other lncreas!!S cited by Spratley "You baW to like lt," llhP , "I 1tla! to work with pi!ople who adviP'. 1be dau«bter ot the late Spratley said Thursday that Included Ohio Edison, 26.6 percent; cnnt!•"' "U you dari't l1ke It, then wtlltollowthrou,glu•thelr.pittnlses James and Donis Spencet Ill you IIID•I!tn'tdo ll blca-)IOIICIII't and duties," Roush COIIIlllued. Puiii!IO.Y she Is survived b); her Ohio's utnltles bad a revenue gain ToledoEdlson,21.6percent; Cinelli· over l98'l of $1.5 bWJon, an Increase nlotl BeD Telephone Co., 17.8 ''That makeiii\Y jOb-..; and It · lltlband ~ twocblldren. do tilt job j1lltlcP." percent; Cleveland ElectriC IDuml· · An ollllula'Y appea'rs on page 12of of more than 20 percent. 0111 lillie fll'lt.lllpll'lllalllen . . .UI'4 ill Rousll 111111111 the ll)'lllem wodl.'' Spratley said the figures reflect a natlng Co., 17.7 percent; l)nlted Rlaalh said abe has bad aood llllla,y'l 8elltlnel. had 1D dell with wla a bi' b t of ' return on the utUJtles' equity of 14 ' Telepborie, 15.6 percent; Cincinnati relatklatl with New Haven and ••000 for the Benet Area . · . percent 2.5 percent ·above .an Gas & Electric Co., 11.9 percenti Hal1ford elected diJclali'and with all-Industries national average rebaytqp Power & Llgbt Co, and Ohio county nlflclal- . . - J ..,.,; ........ iilld Ro\lall. • MIIO!t cently l'l!ported by Business Week .. Power Co., both 9.8 percent; East· '1be COUDty comrnlailoll has CLE\IE1.Al'ID (AP) - Tbe mag8zlrie. , . . Ohio Gas Co., 9.9 percent; and CcMIIJ~ID d ''We been very pd In aanlltiiiiUS In ·J1¥111ber dtawn Thuntday Only Columbia Gas ot Ohio Inc. •General Tele,pbone Co;, 6.1 percent can't pay t11111l,ar1111D Ota" ct1c1 acqulrlll& federal grant lloOii!!J'," ' wlmlliC nl8ht In till! Ohio LOttery's .dally sbowedadecrease-12.2!bre~tt• staff and pollee .laree that aa. tlbe anld.' Mary.JoGrj!ene,aspokesmanfor prne, '1be Number," was 9&1. bun -Its l98'l revenues. Spratley American Electric Power, said Rlailh'J temJ wiD end JUIIP:tlof Cll'lllllllllltlln ~PlY·" In ibe "Pidc 4" game, played attributed that drop to blgh gas manyllltheprofltlncreasescouldbe ButtlliiDw. . . .IIOI-nedlD . at~. wheD tlbeMUid beupb', M<*lay tllrau8b FriJay, the win· ptJces which be said have cost attributed to retovery after poor a bllb t.a:a l ra• fill' MaiCIII I Ill 1bl "U I decide 10 NIL LA!t'l· nJnc IIUII'Iberwas 006. ~ ovier the ftnt time. ' showings by utili~ In 198'l. ~ ' '· • ) • ·.·. :· gam Ohio utilities show 'revenue are. Associate saure·•·•• awEioll · DON & EDNA WILSON .• HavlnB been In ofllclal capacity a Httle more thana W&!k hasnotsJven her much tm1e to do anYtllJng, but sbl said sbedoes have IIOIIledeftnlte pis. For IIIP,sile wooldlllu! to extedd won. . I FIPS 13797 ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AJ')- Pres!· dent Reagan wUl defeat Walter MoDdale In Oblo, say a rnajol1ty of DeniQCI'atlc delegates wbo suwart U.S. &n. Gacy Hart's bid for the expenses.'' If ~ Hart delegates fear Reagan vic.iory ... "I thbik that IS because tbPrP IS a shortage ot jobs," Roush said. "In tbll day and • • 8!8 scin lll!l!ds all be can get just to meet llvlllg ll1einaelvea ~~'.:: - ·""l"·~-·. and liXlejltlld tbe Lot•.- .. ' '· ' She said AEP, the pal'ellt company of Columbus & Southem OIIIQ Electric, had lower· operat!ng . re" venueslnl982tbanln198lbeCauseof . the generally poOr econorily and mild winter. . "So It really depends on What you're looking at," she setd. whose Spratley, ollll!e :~=a~ created a watcl100gtoIn act rate as lncrease Jngs before the PubUc Cmunlsslon of Ohio, said be !blhks "It Is lnlportant that consumerli' · '" !mow what the real status Ot the. utUittes Is.'' · Spratley said hetblnks lastyear's lncre~ be attt'lblted to rate .,, hikes approved by PUCO In 1982 wbell the . agency was ~r can Republican control - and not t~ ~ whlcb was~;,". ~ . three to five members last ~ar by ,,.J" Democratic Gov. Rlcbani.Celeste; 1 J . • ' :\ �.· . - ' . • .S. basketball ·. team isn t -o verwhelmed with. victories . --.-~·-·-·. . ... ..- '" -· - . -_. ., - ·;".:.• - ~ ' . ·-· • ' ' ' 1 ~· The term __:._:.:. . ___:______,. . . .;.:. ._. . . . ---___J:.......am-,::;--es_i._K-:-.il~pa-·tr_ic_k The Daily Sentinel . r ~. ... . - . ' . . Pomeroy, Oblo ···-- DEVarED TO THE INTEREST OF TilE MEIGS-liUSON AREA ' .. ···-- . .... ~~ ~'--T"I~..:.~~ .- l 'C!iV . : . . - · BOB HOEFLICH General Maaacer · PAT WHI'i'EHEAD : ' ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlllller .!'-IMul PubU.her/ConlroUer ' DALE ROTJIGEB; JR. ~ ... New• Editor . A~EMBER of Tbe Auo~ PreM,Ialaad Dally Ptesi! Aaaoola· . ; I/ ' ·: a.,. a.ad &be Amarlcaa ~ '<' ' · ·~ • w- ,, Newopapei'-Pa...._ber Allqcla&lon. . ~ . ; , .LBTI'aS OF OPINlON on weleomod. Tiley- lie leillllu M : ' ,1-. All ~n are IIIIIJ)eet ••••IIUaa aad mul be olped wllb a11111o, . .drooa ud •, • .......... aombor. Na -pod lotma wW be pabllo..d. Let- lllladd be lo : "'~ ,_.. taMe, ~.ila& ....._, aet penilaaUtles. ~· .·~· ' •• ·- ' ' ~. Poll shows concern lfor ·nation~s future·· .. ·.: .. _..• • • !" •J .. • !" jl! edged, It remains to be said that In clvU IUid In criminal law. A majority of the cpurt held that If those Ot us who are .not lawyers . Five cases during tile,term dealt officers rely In goOd fnith upoil a have a feasona.bly clear Idea· of · with til!) excluslon_ary rule. Tl)ls ls magistrate's search warr~t, evl' . Amerlcanconservatlvesbave~n · whatthelahelsmeanatlaw. Under the rule, deviSed by the C04rlln dence so obtained need not be praying for the .day when the. );:arl Warrell the courtplunaed Into 1914, that says evidence must be . excluded from trial If It develop~ Supreme COurt WOUld tiu-n <'eel· thickets that previous COUI'tl llad excluded from a jury's considers· · . that the warrant was detective. sively from the judicial Uberatlsm avoided The WaiTeD coUrt found t1on 11 the evidence · IW bi!en . '1bls Is_conunon sense. · that characterized the court of Earl tlliDgs ~ ~ 1'1!1 ~that . Illegally obtained~ _The ' ~-· of . Warren. In theterlti that ended July would have aitonlslied the Je!ltle- the fll)e IS to deter mlscoliduct by In the same fashion, the ~urt . 5 their prayer$ at la$t were men who framed that'amendrnent law enforcement officers, and that tumed away (rom rigid, rituallitlc' answered. In 1866: Under wii!Teli~lle rightS of ·JliUllOIIe 1a everywhere applall4ed. application of the Miranda warn· Such labels as "conservative'' an accused ln.a cJ:'Imlnill proceed· . llut In receilt years thi! ~ has lngs: U the pllbllc sat~ Is .' II! ·. and ''Ubetal" 'cause judges much lng were greatly ellp&lldj!d; The been absurdly eXtended. Like danger,poll~maybrlefiyquestll!n paiD. They Insist, with some medt, rourt·inVented the "Miranda warn- · llledkiVal theo)ogi;lns COlllltlng an~ a suspec;t before read!IIJ blm bll 1 that these tidy cl•sslflcatlons Ue In lngs" aDd vastzy- en!araed the.· gels.on a pin, t1Je judges enaaaed In rlgbt$. The court ~ fl'om Ita the eye of the IJe!KJlder. One IJlall's "eJ!Cluslonary nile." 'l'hese dra- . solemn disPutation '<Ml" gloVe . knee-j~rk deferencEl to some sup- . strict construction Is aMther mlin's IiljltJc devel~nts ·. urilversally compartments, suitcases. sniffing posed "wall a( sepsratton" bel ween · bOld activism. A decWon · tbat were balled or co1111einned as dogs and green plastic bags. In the church and state. In the Mempbll Minnesota may compel the JayCO!eS "Uberal"' Jlirlsprudenci ' proceli$; . the court la;t stgnt of the ~h(ers case, lnwlvtng layoff~ to admit women memiJers, for The term ~~ ended last week PlllJllliSe of the rule, 31!d It lost sight · for economic reasons, the ·coUrt example. could be read as old- cannot properly be clilled a revolu- of the whole bUsiness of the guilt of l'efused to exalt doplrlne 'of • fashioned conservative federalism tlonary. te"'l- In most of the !;llses. the IICCiiiiOO. · · affirmative action. · . ' ' ' . l O!i the one hand, or an Innovative that have aroused such hoWls of In Its serieS of ruling!! In the term liberal e~alltatianlsm on the other. angujsb frQm the CiVU UbeltartanS, just ended,.tile court did not abolish · .These and a dozen other slgrilfl-· · You pays your money and you · you -w!U find mUch less than at first !lie exclusiOIIary rule. The bysterlcs cant decisions will win apPlaUH takes your choice. met the e~. •tven so, a dlfferimt of Justice Brerulan to the contrary, from my .side of the poUtlcal · · When that has been ·acknowl- trend was clearly dlscemlble ootli' the Court did not cave In to 'the cops·. $pectrum. They came about IJe..' WASHINGTON - For the better part of 15 years, since Wli1T1i!ll Elarl · Burger ~arne chief justice, Ill Court Slreel ···, cause the court's four relatiVely consistent conservativeS- B\qer, · Relmqulst, O'Connor aJ111 Powell- · ftna\ly got their act ~- Tiley formed a solid working C\l811ilon· · with Ju5tlce White an!)occasl~ with Justice alacianun. 1be result was nearly total trustratiOI\ for the liberal. wing: JliS!jce ..BI'I!nnan · dissented In 52 of the !M c~. decided by a divided vote;' Justice s~ dissented 50 times and . Justice Marshall 49 times. Many of the dissenting · opinions were ~ In unusuaUy bitter tenns. The political lmP!Icatlons are clear. Because flve of the nine lUI!~ are over 75 years of age, It Is · reaso!lable to expect that the , president who takeS otllt:e 1!1 Januacy wiU !!ave opport~Jriltle$ to · Influence thii liberal or COn&erVI!• ~ tone of the court by , his nomlnlltlons. If · that president' Is · Reagan, the trend of the past term ' will continue. If that .p.-esJdent Is · · Mondale, It wiln't · ., · ! • . ntu~' LD.JUOX:. · • -., • : ·J ust released, It shows considerable COiicern among the voters over the :.nation's future, with more than baH holding the bellef that the world Is less . '·sate than It was fouryelll'S ago..:. despite Reagan's assertion his military ' .' blilldup lias tended_to ri!du~ the risk of nuclear war:. " ' , While atutudE!S tow;u-d anns. conn-c>J .app8rentzy- ~ still In nux, Ill ~tail tavored a mutual freeze oil the testing and productiQD of nuclear : ~pons. In tact, 61 percent would have lhli Urilted States be the first 1ll ·. : UnDaterally Impose a one-year ban on all weapons 11!sts IUid pressure the !' Soviets to foUow the lead. · ; Barrs research was spOnsored by John A. Harris IV, a Republican · : ·~. Mondale, his campaign managers or the Democratic party. a c, The lengthy telepoone ~ of '155 Ukely voters In Dllnols betwelin June 9-and 11 suggests Monda1e might be able 19 close the gap by focusing on :-'war'Bnd-peace IssUes, ay the same token, of course, Reagan might Salt : away his l'EH!Jectlon If he takes the kind .of stand on those Issues that the : wters In Illinois SEE!IJ1· to want. \ : tnter a . note of caution, hoWever. While nearly as ~ voters In tile : Haft ~ey (M petcenp inclined to replace Reagan as to re-elect hln) • (31 percent), the president has done vastzy' better .In other surveys. ; According to the Hart poll, !j7 percent of the electoratebelieve they Uve In ; a less safe world than four years ago, while Oilly 22 pe!a!llt think the WQI'Jd : ls ·safer. $1rnllarly, 50 .percent see tleagan policies as leading America : closer to war, 29 percent say they are I11QVIng the country closer to peace. , Four years ago, tleagan took a skeptical view of some past anns control ; agieements, particularly the 1!J19 Strategic Anns LJ.mllatlon Treaty : s~ by Carter. Jfe called It "fatally nawecl." ' ;., ' As president, Reagan grac!ually moved toward tile middle of the road. · : ~ proposed sharP reductions In strategic nuclear weapons on both sides, . : &tJd.ufte,ted to keep·new u.s. missiles 011t of Western Europe If the SOVIets • • 111!1:8-Pped their S8-20 fdl'Ce. · . . · ·: <Still, Mondale has staked out a more aggressive position. In Febnlar:\i, : fm( Instance, he pledged Ulilt as president he would Initiate a moratorium the testing and . deployiilent of ballistic- miss~ systems under ' : . ~t. ~would semi to have an oogeon Reagan amougthe liberal . : .txl rriodet ate voters who tend to he most suPPQI'tlve of ~tlatlons with the ; S!Jv1et Union. · . . . · : ' ;. Perhaps the statistic that carries the JnOSI poten~ significance ls that ., ~Reagan scored well with Reagan voters he did alma;t as poorly·with : tbe undecided as with Mo!Klale supporters on w~ the world In Ul841s : iafer for Arnertcans than It was .In ~- are ..... ,. . ... -.. Berry's World .. ,. ., ' ,. .,,' ; ;. ' . ~ It ~. r,, ' : .... ; ...., .. .... . .. . ., f '!'· : .'• - ~ ··~ ~ ' ·~ ....;. . .. ill 1" ' ~ I' · ' ' •• •.' ., • "'. .- .. . . ··'* ' L • ~- . ~ ~ .·.:· "t· . tl; -~" ,... ...... -~ ~ •., Shoddy nuclear "work,':. -· ' .. elack AndersOn ' imlon The peace· academy - ).' tM . WASHINGTON - A two-year · routinely refer frtends and rela-· · burgh - ·business agent, though · unquaUf!ed job ·appUcants 'imder Setll!te Investigation of labor urilon tlves, regardless of quallllca~. barely Q11811f1ed as · jolirJiE:ymefi, threat of _!Qslng their jobs, the staff COl'nlptlon has turned up alarming as j011rneymen to the 1110111 dangler· elll'lll!d· $10,0» to '$49.«m I! year," premo noted. . . evidence '!U't job favoritism by • ous field constructi.Pn proJect&.'' the the memo sail!, "while ·Vetel'an "The union . pressures you ·OJI . union bosses has produced slioddY memo lilleges. . .•. , Jourlleyn)en woo wel,'l! at octdS with ·. every jol) fo_ get ~r falliiliti!' work at chemical IUid nuclear .. 'l'heSe unqualified workers were the bUa1ness agent made as little as ,people P84t the test-or allow them.to plants. Wheri Inexperienced · assigned to- restriCted lolls that $1,400.~' . Wl!l'k without ·taking !he test,'' Wtirkets are l\lred to help construct could endanger the public safety, ·- A: legal opinion submitted by the veteran boUermaker ·Joe · Danko these plant$, there Is ~tlal Including the construction o( "nu. bo!Iermaker$' counsel In January testlfted:0:There'salotofne~ danger of an accident once ·the ·'clear itnd conventional power and 1983 Insisted . that workers can . that goes on - the l)lrlng of their plants start runrilng. . chemical plants."' •· qUallfyforjo~~rneyman'spayonJylf · sons, cousins and•so on.:• · Tiie Senate Lallor and Human The memo cited sworn testimony theY have l!t least B. !XX> hourS of · Thomas i,J. Smith, a Pittsburgh Resources subcommittee, chaired from members. For. exam- actual field eilperlence or have paJDief, cqnlessed 1n an affidavit by Sen. Otrln Hatch, R·Utah, has pte, a Louisiana local "ri!ferred cqmpleted their field-construction thathehadworkedona-powerplant · been Investigating the International Inexperienced women, Including a . apprentlcesblp. . . precipitator wiih "a welder whO . llut ~ben ~tcb confronted union welded brackets ·on upside down Brotllerhood of BoUermakeys and beauty shop operator, to Operate the ~~~tlng En~ Union. .heavy construction ~uipment at . offtctals with their counsel's optn- lli!cause hedldn'tknowwhathewas Evidence has .been UIICPvered tbat chemical plants In return fOI' sexual Ion, they resorted to what Baldi dolDg. 1 had no bollennakln, · ·c~ "newspeak" - the baffling experieilce, so that I had to ask the · unquautled welders and mechanics f11vor&" · have been hired to work at such · Between 11fl!l IUid 1982, accorcilng Ja,rgon develOped by George Orwell foreman, PUSher or otller worllen sensitive plants as Three ' MUe to the memo, the Pittsburgh local In ''1984." Accotdlrig to the Staff . how to do each JOb aAigned.'' Island. , refened 273 unquaUfled worlcers as summary: "The urilon witnesses • The subcommittee staff me1no A staff memp to Hatch, summar· · journeymen . to construction ·pro- argued that those words.meant the demanded: "Must we w8it f6r a !zing. the Investigators' findings, jects that Included the Beaver opjloslte of what they said.~' .. major accident caused bY a bid,·· hasbeenobtalnedbymyassoclnte . Valley nuclear 'power plant~ Six unloii welders testified that welderdolngahadweldbelorewe Indy Badhwar. "Business !!gentS of · "Y011thful re_latlves of the Pitts- . they had taken proficiency tests for take the_neceSsary steps 'to imaure local construcl\on trade unions , . the plibllc safetY?-" . ·. • :.an: t . Lowell Wingett · . Last year Congress authortzed and continuing education services the Academy, we can do at least . nations." It based ItS nndli.gson ~ $190 billion for tnllltary s~na such as seminars and workshops part of the job of stopping untold ieallzatlon tha( "~ . requires bllt balJced at a mere $20 mW!on to .tor Individuals and organlzatloi)S In human ~· untOld human knowledge, Judgmenralld skill no create a Urilted StateS Acad!my of both public and private sectors and suffering and an uhtokl.loss of Ufe let$ ' complex thah tliat \\'!llcb. 1s . 'Peace..lt might be wen to aldt your It would pubUsh 'the resuiis. of Its Ott this eartJi. I' reQuired for war." , ,1 Congressman how he voted before i'esearell. · . •,. t::ongress . ori~y · liked the In an effort to Insure that t1ie casting your !)allot this .fall. YOllt · "Ideally, a · large portion concept ot the Peace Academy well ' legislation this year IS not !poied vote could well mean peace otwar! perhaps up to 25 ~cent ~~.of the enough to create a CommissiOn to like the· same bill last ):ear, a This legislation has been re- lon,-tenn students would· come oold hearings and study the·Idea. National .. Peace Academy Cain· · Introduced this year sponsored by from foreign cbuntrtes (several of The Commission reached the eon- paJgn Committee has-been ·fOrmed 54 senators and 1!10 representatives which have. expl'l!iled Interest In • elusion tHat the Pea«;e Academy by scholars·lind SCientists. · , · IUid endorsed by ·the leadlnsi starting their owh· Peace WOU!d be tltnely, 1ll!¢es$ary and . · The Peace Academy Is 11n Idea· · .SCientlstsiUidscholarsofthe.natlon. .Academies.) . , CC814ectl~. It \I'OIIld be more whose time has come. If 1ft del.ay The Idea of ·a peace academy "The Peace Academy would than ~- "visible symbol of the too long Its time will have ~"I dunnol Whst do YOU think about a woman 'makes too milCh sense to be easily select top-notch people frOm all nation s constant and historic pur- And so wm ours! • · · '· , vice president?" · accepted IJy most politicians. We walks .of life, gtve them the finest pose of promoting peace amon, ' ___________.________________ aireac!Y have four nillltary acaOO:. training poeslble In the techniques . ' . . mles ln. whlcli our · citizens are of peacemaking, t~ 8elid them trained .for war . but we bave no , back Into society, bere lUll! abrolid. · im !OjQitfonli . ·t' . •. .· ·. national acadehiY .fo 'tr$!n any~. . "'nieY wOuld · In the noD'mWtary apPrOaches !lr · In gtJVemment, private ,organ~%&- . '•' the development of the atnrmative t!QIIS, forelin service, afllled for. '. . arts and skills of peiiCf!'maklnt. We C8, corporat!Qns, labor urilonS, and Is Friday, July'_13, the l!lith day of 1981. Thei-e are 171 daY!! left In are, we say, a peace-lovjngnatlprl. lntematlonal .ori.~tlona-/ What we want 11101t for tile world, ultimately, there wm •be • ......,~:. highlight In history: . . ". fOI' 011!' c~ IUid IJi'w)~hlldren world-wide I'i!serw! qt · ~ ·.In . ' ~t.IIIIY 11!, 1863, rioting against the CM,I Warrtlllltary draft e1'Upted In Is peace. Yet our Idea of mal:ni!lln· pe.-mak!ng who will wot1C for City. 'lbe violence woold result In the deatbs ot about 1,00l InK .peace ~ bW1dJne a strol!l waL . creailve ~lives to vlcilence. , . , the next t~~ree aays. · machine althouJb blltoey ·teaches They will be avaJiabJe· to cool off ' tllll·ldate: that when 11 nation buUds .for war; ii'Ouble illOI' befOI.'I! they relich till! Congress enacted an ordinance guve!'lilng the Northwest war . Is . what they usually get. 'eilp!odve point. As C111JI)Irlel-old History also teaChes· that . after a . confilct go lllll'l!lolved In our worid, . -·· war. ~ Ill planned liY untrained .S long as terrol'lsm felllalnl an polltlclanl JliiChllllltary bi'all and Ill ilctlve threat and ' aa nuclear 1 ,seldom •1lllstinl. Wily not plan foi' weapolil becOme mote and more .. peace' as dlllgi!ntly as plan for' .vallable the ~ Acadeti\Y'ftllly . wai-1 · . be crucial to Iii lill. 6ne of the Sella_te spoiiiOl'l qt the Senator Randolph of West Vlr&ltlon, Sena10r S. M. Malllin· nla, another IPOIIIOI' In the Senate, of Hawaii, explained the saya: "Wedonothavetheluxllryaf · Pliamon of the Peace Academy: We mlllt reall:l.e that "The Academy would peJfomt contlnu1Jiiwarao(sreaterdevuta:- · • ~h on Ita and fund UonwDlbe,lna-,aJ!&ltafour ...-cb at other lnltlt)ltlonl ... It colleCJtlve falllln! If we ran naW to would provide Jl'8duate IUid pOit· Jllllll thiJ Jetllllatkin. 'Jibrouafl men fll'aduate educational programa ... and women ti'aiJied and ldlleatAid at ~ L- ' ~ ~. mcm oday in -history .· . ' ' .. .. '·, ' . watuaa: I· II ' l own . ,, ' \ ' ~ • . ' li the~- · toumeys_~;.~~;~~~~!!~·~m· 76ers' roach who led the NBA . , ·phta l3lliY qmillngham. team In · Its latest outing, · was TWo softball tournameirtS' have Impressed with ihe perlormance . been scbeduled by . the weliston before a crowd o! 15,1T,l at the Recreation Department. · Coliseum. But be A double elimination tournarheilt doesn't think the team can s~ for girls up to age 12 (1_10{ 13 before thinking gold. . Aug.l) wlliheglnSaturday,July21. · '"lbey had ·SI;Iire gte~t spllrtS o! · A double eljn\lnatlon fOr girls 13-15 bask.etbau," Cunnlngluun said. (not 16 before Ailg. 1) wiU beiiln ''The' ol!lY 'thing rm concerned Saturday, July.28. · · about Is that 't hey don't get a false , Qraw!ngs .for both tournaments senseofSecurlty. It'sloingtobeatot ·wlli be l!eld July 18 lmd July 25 at different In .the Olymplcs. 'lbey; re · p.m. at C'«U Arthur Field on Oblo going to play against teams who :m. EntrY fee for each tournament have played llJge!:her tor many, Ia $40 and two softballs. , manyyear~;' · · Teamtrophlesw!Ubeawardedfor Jotclan's play might mark the first, second, third · IUid .fourth ~ of .the Improvement . places. with li1dlvlaual tropl)les for ~ fOr Knight's club. The firstandsecondplaceteams.Also,a UnWer.ity af North CarollDa star, most.!dts tl'Opby IUid MVP trophy who was named college ba!sketbalt wiU be awarded: · · player of the year last !II!IIJDl, had For more tnfoi"1natlon, contact been mired In sub-par $booting for • Annette Jones at 384-3694 or Ronald Hudsal at38t-:Uil!. . •' G~ro , •\ SAFE -AT SECOND ..,.: ,c~== M' Foley Is safe lit lieiJond ~,.. lnlllngNLIICIIoil · Ia MABreBl'GD Tbunday. A;alting thn!w Ia ~~ ~ ~- (Af h! erpbolo). · Expos·~ ·hWid·~eds · 3~lloss . . . i\ ' . . . • ,. . ' : . ' I • ' allowed the Reds to saire thell- imly w&S fortunate It went out." . Afi~Wrlter run. · l'lratelltCilinal3 Just back from a good pertor. Skeeter Barnes had opened the Jose DeLeon W'l!ck out 12 bstters ~In the AU-Star Game, GarY . lnD!q , agalilstBrynS!nlth, 7·7, with In eliht ~ , and Tony Pella's €arter to look Uke an a willk. He advaDced to third wt1en · run-scorlilg double capped a thtee. an-starfortheMontrea!Expa;. Ron Oester followed with a single. run ftfth .Inning' as Pl~h beat Voted the most vaJIIable player As Brad G1Jiden struck rut, Carter San FtanclsCo. . . after belting the gai'!Je-wlnnlng trledtl>plckBarnesoffthlrd,buthis oeLeon,64',fanneclsevenbatters l\OrnerunfortheN'atlonal~on · throW hit the runner and rolled lrito In the l)rst three lnrilngs IUid struck· ~ay - , night, _the . . Moptreal lliftfleld. · oot lQ for the. ftfth time In his .. catcherswungthebatwithrompar"It would bave bee!) riloe to get one-year major league career and MAIUEtTA-TheMelgs~ablea)lihorityThursday~tashe through .t he . season without an · the~ndtlmethls~aSO'L . · lean LegiOn Team dlopped a 12-7 led the Expos toa3-1 vlctoryoverthe.= enw," said theMQIIIreal catcher. .With the, Pirates p:ailll!g 2-1, decision to host Marlettii llere fllrlclnnatl Reds.• · ''Because I was IJe1ng aggasslve, I : )'.faJVell Wynne, Lee ~ and Thur Jday atter · jumping tli a 5-0 ! ' ·Carter.di'Ove 'In all three runs for was cllargaJ wlt;h an entlr.'' BDl . Madlock ·.llne!l.t cOnsecutlve _.,_ · Inning' .... Ia · the~WithhislSthoomeranda · Garter qull;kly atoned, however, one-o~~t singles In fltth Inning, lead ......,. one "'· P y. two-runslngle!hatbi'okea1·1tleln With a bases-lojldf!d single !!1-lhe with' M~'s single driving In . Detallsoftheg&mewerel1118vau. . able at pre$S time. · · , the~lxth'lnnlng: 'slxthforthewiDn!ngsave. . . ' Wynne. Jason Thompson~ . Tomorrow, the loCal Legion· 1 : "We'renotO\itbfthlsracebyany· CUIIeS..,....,.2 · ·: with a sacrifice fly otllolier Bill nalresliostParkersburg.Northto-a means,'' Carter said of the foort:b. RyDe Sandberg ~ fo lead Laskey, 4-9, to scpre i\ofazzllll before 1 ,.....;..:,li-,....:.~-:-----------'--'---...,..-------------_;;,. 11 ..........., "'· · ""' Expos, currently 7 off the bottom of the 10th Inning, · Pella doubled. p.ll). doublebeader at ~.....-~ n e~·-· Sunday, Coach Jackie Welker's . .J;)eU!on gave up six hits IUid erewwlilgotoGloustertoanothi!r 1 behind thefront-runnlngNewY:ork llftlng Chicago ovt!r LIJ.$ Alqp.>leS. · " Mets In the NL East. "We l1nlsbed Sandbetg srnac1l!!d his 12th hOme · wallted three before needing relief ·offl1he ·first ·haH with a fkiurlsh : run of the se&IIOI1 to pin the loss on · help In the rilnth from Kenfl'elculve, p.m. doublelieadl!r !bat wiD· rOUnd · . agalnstNolanRyan(oftheHlNston Tcm. Nledenfller, 1-5, ll'bo had whopostedhiselgl)thsave. outMelgs'~aeth~~ Astros) ·IUid· we're la!qllDg tblngs relieved Dodger starter Alejandro •. . · l\l[elgs opeDS . wauu 11lur· goll)g/ ' . . _. , ., _ . Pl!m. ~. , • Md8 8, BravtiB 8 ' nament plaron July Ill at Atllllns. .: InotherNLactlon;ltwasC!ilcagQ , Cblc!l&o's steve Trout and P'a1a Keith Hernandez and Mike Fltz. ~· 3, . Los ~ 2 ' In .10 'lmllagS; ' ~dueled through elgbt Innings. .geraJdeachdrovelnapalrofrunsln PI~6,SanFtlnclsco3; Neiv 'nmStaddard,'t,t~lcoreless a live-run rilnth lnrilng to n;New IRONTON - · Mike Burcham, York8;Atbinta6; SanDieg04,St. rilnthandlOtblnnlngstoRaJnthe- YorkOverAtlanta, .' ·one of the SEOAL's all-tlnie I.ou1sl,andPhlladelphia5,Houston victory. After the Braves scored threi! wlnntngesi. baseball Coaches, .re3: ,. . · This was the 11th tll1le this year rum In the eighth to take a &-a lead, signed as head coach 'of the Ironton ' . Carter'~ homer . off , Cincinnati. that the Cubs have won In their last plrlch-hltter Rusty Staub led off the Tigers Monday. , starter J~ Price, 3-li, In the fourth at:bat · • , Mets' nfl!th with a dOuble. Wally BurCham led Ironton to a 329't:ll lnnlnggavetheExpqsa1-0margln ' ,"IhadtwostrlkeSonmeandlwas Backman then walked, chasing reco~lnhisl8yearsofcoachlng. that. stood untll the ftfth, when choking up on the bat. trying to get Steve Bedr()slan, Atlanta's third His 1972 team Yo'll1l 'the Ohio class Cai1er's first ~ITOf -In 92 games solid contact," Sandberg said. "I pitcher. , AA ~sepall championship and the . Wben Atlanta len fielder Albert ex-Ironton mentor either shared or HaUdroppedl'Jlookle WilsOn's fly to won theSEOA,Lcrownseventlmes. · allow the Mets' to load the bases, This past year, Ironton was16-7and Herrulndez singled to score,' John earned a trip til the regtonals. . Si:eams, who \VB$ runnlngfotStaub, Burcham wiU retain his athletic · and Backman. directOr'position at lrontml and wiU ' After Darryl Strawberry struck be rePlaced on the dlamond.by Pat out. George Foster slngted home Sheridan. Sheridan has been the · SYRACUSE - The i\lppers ,. S11llth_and Mlc!lael Frash. , Plains Tigers and GalllpoUs Padres For Point PleaSant, Scott Hud· Wilson with the tying run. One out Tigers' assistant coach 'Since lll'l2. Flt7gerald doubled to ~ · Ironton's 11!119wned football coach kept their tournament champion- dleston bad 11 triPle 'and double, later, Hernandez IUid Foster. .Jesse · Bob Lutz wiU asSist Sheridan. ship hopes aUvt\ Thufsday nlght bY , Bobby Asb a triple and single, and . . posting wins ,In the BID Hubbard singles py Butch ,Marshall and Orilsco, 7-7. picked ~P the victorY In · . relief wblJe·Doug Slsk pltclled .lbe , Card Memorial Little , League Tourna· Jeremy .Blain. ninth for his 13th save. Donnie · In the nightcap, tl)e GaUipolls Moore; 0:1, who rellevi-d BedrosiAI, · ment ~re at Syracuse Murilclpal The third·annUal Marietta BasePark. ' Padres rolled to an 11-1 )rlumph allsorbed the loss. ball Card Show wiU lle lleld July 21 · 'l'uppe~ i'la!ns won the opener over Chester behind the · no-hit l'adrelll, Cardinali! l • . · at the Hertl)81ili Fine Art$ Center on with !I 14-5 · f9U1 fd, the Point pltcl!lng of , Mike McQuaid. Kevin McReynolds bit his 12th the Marietta College campus. . Pleasant PeOpJN Bank team. · "" M~d fanned' 10 and walked home nin In.the sixth Inning and· 'lbe show wiU lim from 10 a.m. to Kenny Caldwell was tile wlnnlllg .three enroute to tile win. .· · Eric Show and Craig Lefferts 5 p.m: pltcller, I!OS!!ni 10 .~eoiats and ' Altboufh a pttcller's duel deve- COmbined on a four-hitter, )eadlng Dealers will be on hand from seven walkl.• w~~Qe lllowlllg Ieven !Oped, .Gallipolis capitalized on · SanDiego over St. Louis. Ohio, West VIrginia and ~fuc)!y. . Air and many more hits. )3rlan llall suffered the loss In ~ly hitting and Chester miscUes. Mc~lds' home run capped AdJ111sSioll. Is $1 ,fo'r adults and 50 extras, sporty and perfo~mance is the word on this one. two and two-thirds Innings of work, Gene Sheet's doubled tor the ' the Sah Diego attack otf ·Joaquin cents for persons under 16. All wldle Jeremy Blain carne 'on In winners and Robbie Lee and Mike Andujar .J1l~;glvlngthema~lead. prcicEms .wm be donated to 'the relief. Hall fanned four and walked McQuaid each added singles. Al- . " ' I •· \ Marietta team; . _,Collegl! lla¥blll! ' flve. Blain faimed thrEe and walked though sutil!r!ng the loss young , . . · ., Derek Yon~ pl\c~ a great .----_.;..,.;...-----,..------,,------,.._-.;.;__ __,...,..,..-.---1 . just oqe~ · For the winners, . Jeff Darst . game for the Chester Clllettalns. carried the bat as he smacked a · The usually good hi_ttlng allgnme.nt triple, double a,nd slnale, and came 'of Chester was . held hitless by close to com~leted the cycle. Dan .. Mcquaid'~ strong arm. ! · . . · . ..._,. 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KennyCarrbi'Okethefour·mlnute ; · . 'Ille us. OJ.ymp!l;: basketball teilm , . But Jordan's Inside game dellgl)- NBA droitgbt with two free tlirolvs haS IQiqal to six st:rallll\1 viCtorieS ted the audienCe; maiJy Of Whom with 15: 17 left before 'intermission. , wey vamus an:itar c&npetltlon · cheetm him on a8 a cplleglan. With nie u.s. raced off again, however, · thl$ summer, ~~the coach of the · an &m!Y of layups, reverse moVes and scored . seven unanswered' latest victim sa:ys the. 'te!Un IUid dwilcs. Jordan flnlSbed 'IOfor 19 points. Oneofthepo!ntswas~rd'& ~·t start counting ItS gold , from the tleld.. lncluclln&' an elg!it· free throW. the result of a technical . , . medals just yet. ·· for-14 elfort In the second haH. foul called oii CUniilngilam, •wllo .<;oach Bobby Knlgl)t's team Qukk Is ihe beSt way to desCribe spent a lot ot tirrleyelllngat officials swept toa9&8i~over'agr0\l\l· the U.$..start. After SteveStlpano- Joe ForteaqdDaveDodge: of National Basketball Asaoclatlon vlch scored oo a Jumper froin the The complaints did little to, sklW ~ ,stars jn Gl'l!eii$Jor1> heblndMlclu!el . right of the Jane, the Olympians ran · 'the U.S. team, which ran to a :11-19 Jordan'! 25 Points. lt was the ftfth · off eight straight points. ~ !!dge at one stage and held a 42-.1> •·:· · SII;llabt trlul11ph over . the NBA toWn'sPatEwlligscoredfiJurofthe leadatbalftlme. . _· ., plaYet'satterthie'OJymplansopened · points. wldle ,Jotdanbad two free Both teams shot well aboVe 50 , . their exhlbUion scbedule with a · · percent In the second ha,lf, but tbe · ·. 10.H!9 rout of fo~ Indlarui Tw~ NBAwasstaggeredby~flrst·half Unlverslt)l stars. · , · ·· runaway, ~!!~d actual~)' lost groWKI. · t¥ • t'01Ister Peter Hart, who does l'eS!!IU'Chfor WalterMondale, cond11eteda ' :,pilbUc OplnlOn Poll In Illlnp!s last month that President Reagan and •: lfrindale the ••..:. .. _might ..___want. to look at c~ whUe plotting their.campaigns for •. The Daily Ohio ' · �~'f Middleport, Ohio Paga , M{!M Ol}?tlpi~ winners -list · ~-- · ' The ~GM Cub Olym~ was_ recently held outside ot Meqp High School: Ribbons were awarded to ~ loP three tlnlshera .In each categocy at the end ot the day. · · Ribbon wtnnera were: Seven·year.olds - .25 yanj dash - Br&an Pleece. Joey Barrett aDd V.J. VanMeter; Klckllla,f ootball- BrlBobbyan • =· ' ' Py Chad · dash. - Chessle a~, Weaver and Jeremy Hart, Javelin throw ..,. ~e Pyatt, .Larry Grimm .00 !!:<Idle Sawyera, Sol.!lillll throw - Chelllle Pyatt, Rusty Trlplettlll!d Nathail Brown; stand· 1ng broad Jump - Nathan Brown. Ectdle Sawyers and Chessle Pyatt; Frisbee throw - Jamie Harris, S:!a~dalhand ~O~clen =~::;;:: · Brian Preece, Bobby Roulb atld Adam Wyatt; Jumping Jackl Joey Barrett. Adam Wyatt and aootlyRoush; Runnl!tlbroadJump - Bobby Roush, Sam Cowal and Brian Preece; Standing broad jump-BrlanPt~1!,JoeyBarrett and Adam Wyatt; FriSbee thrpwJasonDeLavalle,Boiii;JyRoushand Joey Barrett; Obstacle course Adam Wyatt, John . Mattea and Brian Preece; Softball throw Brian Pleece, John Mattea and V. J. VanMeter; Javelin thrOw Bobby Roush, V. J . VanMeter and CANT MAKE rr BACK- Dave st.egnian ol. til!! 8eCOIId by pitcher Sammy Stewari durlq adloD bt CJdca&o Mdte Sox tries to dive back to l!eCOIId base the sevelldllnnlllg ol. the !In& pme ol. a doubleheader . DaYid SteWart. E!ght-year-olds - R.unnlng 111ur&clay nilht. The Orioles weal on to wln the.p,me safely aa Baltimore Orioles' ahol1Btop Clll Klpken Jr., · broad Jump - Trenton Cleland, 2-1. (API • erphoto). - gets set to make the &ag. stegman was picked off ' Donnie Zuspan and ChrJstopher . . Knight; 2!! yard backward dash Tim Troy, Shane Roush and Trenton Cle~nd; Kicking football -Christopher Knight, J.P. DaVIs ,_ ' By BARRY WILNER first Inning. Butch Wynegar s1arte11 before joumeylng to Baltimore, and Mike Phillips; 50 yard dash AP Sporis Writer • It with a walk and Dave Winfield where It was stymied by DaVIs, Shane Roush, Christopher Knight For the young and the o1d, the singled. Don Baylor followed with a Stewart and McGregor. E!Jdle andDonnleZuspan; Jumping jacks right-banders and tile lefties, It was check-swing single to right, scoring Murray and Wa~Grais homered -J.P.Davts,TrentonCJelandand a pitchers night In the American Wynegar and m<Mrig Winfield tO 'In the first game and Cal RlpkenJr. Troy Bumgardner; FriSbee throw -Michael Mattox, Qoward Woods League. third, and Roy Smalley and Don had a home run and bipie In the and DonnV! Zuspan; Standing. From 4S-year-old knuckleballer Mattingly lined run-scoring singles. nightCap. broad jump - Christopher Knight, 1 Phll Nlekro, the oldest player In the While Hough spoke at confidence, majors, to 24-year-old Frank VIola, KCcamebackwlthtworunslnthe McGregor thqught concentration Michael VanMeter and Tim Troy; and frQm one Baltimore a~ (Scott third on RBI . s1ngles by Darryl Wasthe key as lhe Orioles picked llP Obstacle course - Trenton CJe. land, Christopher Knight anQ. MJ. McGI'egllr) td another (Stonn l'vlotley and SieVe Balboni. 1'h games on Detroit to tran by 10. cllael VanMeter; Javelin throwDaVIs), the pitchers were In "I sll1d to mysel( that Inning, "Concentration Is the key to . paradise 'Ibursday night and the 'That's aU, they're not going to get everything," saldMcGregor. "OnCe Chrtstopher IVI!ght, Trenton Cle' land and J. P. DaVIs. any more.'" Nlekroa....... hitters were In despair. ~~u'tted. · yougetyoormlndlntherlght!rame Nlne-year-Qids - ·Jumping jacks The knuckleballers had a terrl1!c They didn't. · for the second halfot the season, you - Randy Preece, Bobby Johnson ttme'. New York's Nlekro tied Wlntleld's two singles raised his can roD along pretty gOod." · and Chessle Pyatt; !lO yard dashDell'litt's Jack Mo,nis fQr the maJor league-:leadlng batting averA's 7, Blue day!l4 Chessle Pyatt, BrallOOn Tulloh and American League lead In victories age to .371. Oakland won Its fifth stralgllt, a Rocl<y Stewart; ~unnlng broad with his 12th and has a 1.88 earned RaD&en 7, Jndl•• 2 season high, thanks to a stx·run nmavera~afterhecomblnedVilth BuddyBelldroYelnfourrunswlth seventh that was capped by Dave jump- John Haggy, Chessle Pyatt reliever Dave Righetti on a :»-2 a double, single and sacrl!lce flY to KlngmaD's major -league-leading and Chad Weaver; Kicking football yankees vlctocy wer Kansas City. aid HoUgh, who says his strong work 24th home . run. Just prior .iD the - Chessle Pyatt, Jamie Harris and Robin Miller; 25 yard backward )JI:Teicas, CbarUe Hough threw a Is basedonstrongconftdence. homer, Kingman had swung and four'hitter for his seventh w1n In the ''If a player has doubts of what · missed at a RQY Lee Jackson pitch last ~ games .oo AL high lOth he's ~apable or doing, he's not going complete game as the · Rangers tobeamajorleagul!rtorvecyloog," belted Cleveland 7-2. · hesllld. "It'sjustamattProtkeeplng son to score trorn third. . VIola used more ,classlc stuff to your head ·and continuing·to work Bill Caudlll earned his 19th save • w1n his sixth strafglit start, 4-2 wer hard." wlthtwolnnlngsofrellefforthehost ~!~ ~~-~~~= slumping Detroit, 1lttlng the Twins Twins t. '11sen 2 , IntO 'undisputed possession of first VIola gave up just one run on five A\justmlssed It, It sailed ~ton withthewaytheCinclnnatiBengals' placelntheWest. . ' hltsoverelghttnnlngstowlnhls!lfth_ · defense aChieved the No. 1 ranking In andidldn'tgetlt," said Martinez. tn theNallona!Football~last TheOrlolessweptadoubleheader consecutive game since the birth "It was a fastball that was really from the White sax beblnd the · last month of Frailk John m. He strong hurUng of DaVIs and Sammy allowed only a solo 1Dner to l'llllnillg. We gave them six nms In ~ told reporters this week Stewart In a 2·1 opening-game Barbaro ' Garbey before pulling that lnolng. If you play that, you're that . he suggested the team g1ve ·•~torv .00 a four-hitter by McGrehimself !nm the game with a stiff :a~~~· We don't play Uke backup players m<re playing time •"-' ., ·shoulder after the eighth. Ron DaviS when the Bengllls had a large lead gorIn a 3-0declslon bt the nightcap. Anpi8 5, Buwel'llll last season, a suggestion that went Ca:llfornla's Mike Witt threw a pitched the-ninth lor his 17th save. Witt won his fourth In a roN and unheeiled by the staff of fonner five-bitter as the Angeles beat -- -"Maybe I ought to be a daddy MUwaukee 5-2. Seattle rookie Mark more often," VIola said. "Maybell's Increased his league-leading strl· ijeild Coach Forrest Gregg. keout total to 100 In going the route "I said to Forrest, 'If you '""' Langsion three-hit Bostpn tor eight the ·added responslhUty or maybe ftJr the !l!lh Rod Carew went ..~ Innings oot needed nlnth·lnnlng lt'sjustthati'mn6fsleeplngatnlght 3-for-5, knocked In a run and scored atlead ol a team, let's put In the kid so I walk out there and don't know fromMichlganState,' "Bmwnsald, relief In a 3-2 decision. Oakland beat Toronto 7-4. what I'm doing." two. Mariners 3, Red Sox 2 referring to backup Unebacklir Nlekro scattered seven hits over A three-run seventh was decisiVe Langston. who three-'hltBartonon Steve Maldlow. "But we got caught seven Innings, thenRJghetllthrewa for host Minnesota. Gacy Gaettl's July 1, gave up singles to Marty up Into being No. 1 detellsively. We peliecttwolnnlngs!orhisllthsave. RBI double and run-scorlngslngles Barrett and Jackie Gutierrez and went the route wllli the veteran "I had to stay right on top of -~ Houston Jimenez .00 Kirby [)wtght Evans' 17th homer, leading players In there. them," said Nlekro. ''They are the Puckett dld the damage. off the ninth. AI that point, ~ . "ActuauyForrest'conctuTedwlth type of team that It you give them an Eas(leadtng Detroit Is 22-23 since Stanton carne on and, after he gave me, 'oot It Just didn't happen on the Inch, they wUI take a yard." Its torrid 35-5 SlaJ'!. up a hoole run to Mike EaSler, was .field." · Orioles 2-3, White Sox 1.0 replaced by Paul Mir!lbella, who W!thoutnamtngformerdefenslve The yankees bullt a 3-0 lead In the Chlcilgo had won seven In a row picked up his third save. coordinator Hank Bullough by name, Brown suggested the team's defensive coaching was responSible forkeeplngthefl.rstteamonthefteld . Pitcher's duel highlights AL action alter - """' · · · contin~es By '11le Aalloclated Pre. . First-place Pawtucket . kept Its streak going, whlle last-place Rochester put Its streak to rest Both International League teams were happy with the results. The Red Sox won their ninth straight game - the longest streak •In the clul)'s 11-year histoiy- by _ defeating Maine 7-4. The Red Wings halted an eight-game skid by beating Tidewater 6-5. In other games Thursday, Columoos edged Toledo 2·1 and Syracuse _ gol by Rlctunond 7-5. Red Sox 7, Guides 4 Steve Lyons' two- run single broke a .3-J tie and 1ltted Pawtucket over Promote player The Cincinnati Reds have pro- moted pitcher Je(! Montgomery of Wellston from thelr class A T8111pa bali club to the class AA Vermont Reds (flurllngton• of the Eastern League. . ,. . . . ,. Montgomecy has appe~ In 31 games thls season, all In relief with 15 saves to his credit. The threeyear Marshall ace has fanned _56 battPrs In 43 and a third Innings whUe walking 28. ~e has a 2.49ERA and was chosen to the Flortda State League's all-star team tor the Noi'tb team. In the FSL's aU-star game, Montgomery was the winning pitcher after hurllng scoreless frames In the ninth and 10th .Innings. The North plated :lhree runs In the 11th tor the 4-1 win. . · Tampa won the firs\ half dlv· tslonlll tttle of the FSL, due 18rgely to MontaomerYI bullpen ~­ <ll&r.;MB2, Mud Hens 1 Lyons' hit ·lllghllghled a lour-run sixth Inning for the Red Sox, who broke the team record of eight consecutive victories, set In August 1975. Dwight Taylorsmasheda two-run homer, his fourth of the season, for the G~ In the first Inning. · Former Guide .Robin Fuson, 3-1, picked up the vlctocy. Bud Ander· son,~. was the loser. Red WIDp 8, 'nde!IS John '1\rtt's eighth-Inning slilg1e scored Oriando Sanchez with the winning run Rochester upended Tidewater. The Red.Wings jumped out !root In the first Inning with four runs 'on i:on5ecutlve hits by Bob Bo~111er,, .1 Dallas Williams and Tucker Ashford. The Tides took the lead In the seventh Inning with tour singles and Clint Hurdle's double. Mike 'RrnoJm. . Brandon Tulloh, Robby MUler, Timmy Troy, Ben Lowman, Shane I t ' ' , . POMEROY - Matlaclt J ., '1 Outside Ohio " Speakers named v 13 Weeks ······----' ···· .......... .. ...... $15.60 26 Weeks ·· ··· ·-·---·· ·•"····--···· ·..... $31.20 , 52 Weeks .. ... ..................... ....... ~9 . 80 , J ~ POMEROY - ~kers for the Melga Coonty United MethDdlat ClJirch Cooperative PariSh biCEIItennlal oblerYIIIce lll!!rt week at · the Rook Sprlnall Falrgroundl ~~ave been re1 c~a~. Old-fashioned sJnalni, wit· nesalng and preaching ~ be ' "'"""~~~~~-=---------- · \o f I ' I' ' '.'' I ll,l ... THIS WEEKEND'S SPECIAL AT lHt. 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R.N.I wW be able to earn mntlnulni ec:tucatloa contact bcNra !or their pu11ctpatton ID the Hlllonl, wldcll will he held at the ' •'• .Jp13 thn.l19 ' nrur •1f I r---:------------ fRJI)j\Y thru THURSDAY! - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . , mBJICl!l. Tbe W~Uston aaU\Ie did not allow a run ID 'l1 ot the 31 games he has 'appeared ID and did not allow an eai'Ded run In his first 18lilnlnp thls seuon. The liemlnm V{IIIIDclude a wide varlet)i f1 topics .Important to I1IIIW!I and to the public, such as AIDS and bet pea, mi!IBIIng'ltrela, -sexuauty and m- and pain In chllclren. The nunes wtU leave the ·nuntnt, ... '~ :.,,..t ...... . .. M.S., editor, "N111'11111 Mlnaae-. ment"; Edward HallOran, R.N.,. Ph~D., aenlbr VIce president for -nurslq, University Hoapltala, Cleveland: Beverly Millone, R.N., Ph.D., asatlltant' adlrllnlltrator, Unlvemlty Hospital, Cln· clnnatli Ruth Welllltllt, COIIIIIIIlel' &(rain ol.!ltel', Federal ~ and . > •N • ........... ~tr. three days of cont1nu1Jia education spoiworal ,by the Ohio J:'lunes AIIOCiatlon (ONA) . ... ..• ..... ! .... _ . ._ meet In C<ilumbul oo July 211-28 for ., . .~ ~·~ ,......... ...... Rellstered nunes In Ohio wUI ·- ,., . , T~ t '"' ' Nmse seminars . .to include· varied topics . ' (lbotlll ........ ' p.m. ~ ' -- ~ .................... .. -. . . ........ ..... .......... ceswWbeeachdaytrom2to3:~ • 1<11 . stqeneartheseoretary'solllce. 'lboee attending are asked to take their own lawn chairs, Speakers wW be the Rev.' Andrew Rubenklng, ~ the Rev. !)maid Archer, 'I'IeldaY; the ·Rev. lqB' Grace, WedJtewlay; the, Rev. Steve Nellon. 'lburaday and tiie Rev. Jllllll!ll Corbttt; Friday. ' Bible study and prayer seM· ~ I? The anu•al family reunion will be . held at the Lancaster Fair· gmmds oo J)IIY22wtth a potluck dinner at12: 30 p.m. Inside Ohio 13 Weeks ..... .. ....... ...... ........ ..... $14.56 26 Weeks ····· ·--- ··-··· ·- .. .. .... .. ...... $29.12 52 Weeks ................ ,.,......... ..... $58.24 ' NMfSIOII EVERY 11.E90rW I Z.OO Riverview Garden Club. meets Happenings .. 1W10A111 MATINEES s.mAiaM'f & IU!IMI' AU. .EA!3 •z.oo GRAVRY 1Matlack reUnion . .,....' I . ~ , ' MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS HEADQUARTERS . -· by mall permitted In r--------.-------------." SEED AND MILLING. :.· ': Cinema._'!) . I towns where home carrier service Is available. · ~~~~~~~!!e.!!:___;Jt_:::::================:J=~ I ,1 .. ju~r (':Ill "' • i ~i r ' Carpenter area news notes . ·. MONDAY Tu)('n,J~ ' M-~utiful ly dtti,Wit'tl lunn~l .a m.np-mrm . as 1 I • :::of:::$:1,1100=·:; month . . ..---------------------"-------------.,----1 '' ,- ... < 'SUNDAY The- Daily Sentinel on 3, .6 or 12 month baSts. Credit will be given carrier each POMEROY • FLOWER SHOP. · Page 5 . LONG BO'ITOM- Old fashl. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stanley and for their !li-st famlly reuiuoD. In-law and sister In Perry, Ga., as oned Ice cream 111X;1a1 Saturday Anna, Edison, were weekend gu- Relatives from Wilconsln, Florida, they were en route home. others at J.ong Bottan Comnumlty esta of her motheT, Freda Smith. GeorsJa, MacyiaJ!d, New York and wbo vacationed In Florida were l;lulldlna, II!IVIng to ..•tart at 4 · Other glleBtllnduded her sllter·ln· Ohio Wl!l'l! preeent. Tile ~ Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Sarah and . -p.m; vamua flaYOnl of ~ law, Apes WhlttiJIIIIon. Lancaater, held on Sl!ndaY from • to 6:30p.m., Keith Jordan, Michele Kelt!er, and made Ice cream, hpt dogs, pie and her grandclauahters. '!'he' group IJo!IOI'ed Mra. Leist's mother, Lucy Mr. and Mrs. Bcyan JOrdan. and cake; llrlq 0011t41ner for attended the Quilt Show In Athens. Percy ThOmas, Pembroke Pines, Relatives here received word or . take out Ice cre&m•. Entertain· Mr. !lnd Mrl. LeiJn Woodrum, FlOrida, who- has lived In this - the deatll of John · Rawlings, ment wW be provided. McArthur, Vlllled her mother, community for most of her life and _ fOtmerly of thta area . . Mr. Ra· gradua~ !rom Columbia High wllnga, 91, ll~ed In ~acksorMlle, · •MuriGalaway,andtheywenttothe . TUPPERS PI..AINS - Work home of another dllqhter, aeulah · School. Many of thole here tor the Fla., tor the past 25 •years after. · seulon betllnillng 8 a.m. Satur· era~. where they celeb! ated reUnion attended church at Temple rettrlng aa a rural mall carrier at . day at Tllppers Plains Elemen· Mrs. Galaway's!Mth birthday. Uillted Methodist Church on Sun· the Carpenter Post Office. SurYI· lacy School to bullt a run size ~Gruae&DdColum·. day momtng. About 50 relatives vors Include a daughter, Bernice OUts!de baaketbaD pad; those bla Granp plu a jolni lllliletln& on attended. Rawlings McCall- of Orange Park, who -' can ~ please call JulY :11. Columbia GraQ&V wtU bave • Fla:, and • ~at grandchlldren 992-2785 or 667-.'IXW. the tote baa and baking oontesta. • CecU Rlte,.MacysYIIIe, CaJU., has anll great.graadl;:hlldren. His wife, Bo>E-~~JftiON WINNIB8- Mmen ln·lhe Beeikvlle B'ke a lhon < •• HarrllonYI1Ie Granp wtU pneent spent Pile time here with hili . Winnie Webb RawUngs, p~ed - l i n t plllee, Salle Kina, whocolleded$tM.ui aecondplace,Jiimle POMEROY :... The WOllam theUteracyprojpam. Twoappllca- liiOther,EtheiRife,andhisbrother· him In death along with twQ llriiD-. $1JOM; llltl llllrd plilce,_Sberrl Wolf, 182.25. The 211 rltlenl. -, , and Blanche Pullins 11!un1on wUI liOns for ·m embenhlp were pres- In-law arid sister, Mr. and Mrs. brothers, Harley and Alva, and two be beld Sunday lit !he BellevWe .. .N.-nerous brOqht In he± a totalREI ...CtllltriiJuti,d till! Ohio Qlapter;: · . ' · :r:of::Cyatic::::F1broels::: ented at .the June niee!ine of Donald Wooten and ·. famUy. On sisters,. Nora and Faye. • Lockli and Oaln at Reedsville. ' tolhe ~ rldi!l'll. . •. Columbia Grange. , Sunday they celeQrated Mrs. .Rite's A family gathering at the homeot 80th birthday with a family gather· TRACTOR ·:, .Mr. and MrS. Mendlll Jordlin lng at the Wooten bome. Mrs. Rite / POMEROY ·, _ The ~ SALES & SERVIa · bonoredtheblrthdayofMr.Jonlan. received ~al glttll Including CQ.mty ChurcheS ot Christ . .204 Condor St. Present were Mr. and Mrs. 'Da1IVIne . !Iowen rnm her son, Francis Rite, Pomery,OH )'.fal's Fe'!OWibiP wiD meet at Jordan, Sarah Faye and Keltb; Mr. -In Loulllana. _ .,.. · • The Rlvetvlew Garden Club Brown, Mrs. Delores Frank, Mrs. Phone 992-2975 ... the . Dexter Church of Chrlat and Mrs. Bryan Jordan, Mr. and Dwaine Jordail'"!lew to Jackson· recently vlslted Lee's · Wood-N·· CathY Spencer, Mrs. Marilyn Han· Sp~ing & Summer Hou": __ . ~at7:~p;m. Mrs. Ke!lnl1h Crabtree and Mr. ville, Fla., where he jdned family 'lblngs at Lotb ldge. , Mon .-Fri. 9 to 5 · num, Mrs. Pauline Myers, Mrs. POMEROY - ·Revlvlll setV!· • ... '1 ·· Sat. 9 to 1 and Mrs. Wlllter Jordan, Joshua, member~ Who had been - ~ Members also altBided ~Quill Maxine Whitehead, Mrs. Grace ... . t ces at the carleton Church, and Jeutca. several days vlsl~. Jordan's Shaw at the Dairy Barn Soutlieast- Weber, Mrs. Mary Allee BISe and Kinlllsblir& Road.. wU .be July Jeremy Descendanta of the late Delbert . Jl81'1!1l\$, Mr. and Mrs. W1U1am ern Ohio Cultural Arts Center, Mrs. Ruth Anne Balderson. ~THE 16-:11 at 7:~ p,m. with the -Rev. r and Ola Jewell Perry met at the Culwell. Theyretumedhomeonthe Atbensandhadlunchatthelodgeat .· FortheJuly26~,apot1uck, GRAVE LV Jolm Jetrer)' as speaker.. !arm of Charles and MarUyn . weelrend, Yllltlng Mr. and Mrs. Burr Oak State Parit. 8V&TENI . plmlc will be held at the BelleYille There will be specla1 Binglng Thomas Lela! near Temple Church . Alfn!d Rice, Mrs. Jordan's brother· . Attending were.Mrs. Margaret Locks and Dam Park. each evealng. 1be puliUC: Is Invited to attend. ·RACINE -American J..egion Auldl1acy unti o, Racine, wiD meet at 7: ~ p.m. Monday at the legion hall. GlriStat£-rept! I?Dta· t1ve wW give her report. Dues are 1K1W payable. . HEMLOCK GROVE -Hemlock Grove Cbrlstlan Church wUI · BlbleschliolfnmJulY,.16-:!Dir!Dt 6:30to8:~p.m. · 11 ' t ~ . -SA11JRDAY REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS • Butch Hobson'$ ninth-Inning sin· gle drove In the wlnlllng run In Columoos' vlctOJy over Toledo. The Mud Hens, who have loot five straight, 8COred their run in the second Inning on AIYBI'O Espinoza's RBI single. The CUppers tied It In the eighth When Mike O'Berry belted his second hoole run of the year. Cale~r : . winning streak Maine. ~ k · 253 _ BUly Hammock Mlc:al ~attox, Bobby Marshall: Bobi;JY Joe Roush, Chessle Pyatt, . this." ~ ' :. . to 1lnlsh No. 1. · 'This Is a feather In the cap qt defensive coaching," Brown said. "It's to their (fllture) for advancement, lheythlnk.Solhesekldsdldn't get In, evm ·. though there were chances tor them. I taketheonustor _ Friday, July 13, 1984 ' , Cl ~d subs~rlptlons .. ..... .... - .,.-., . time: ·Pawtucket By The Bend Craddox and Jason .Smlth. Pacl< 249 _ Nathan Brown, . NathaD Balloy Chrlstop)ler Knight, John Haggy, Rusty Triplett, J . P. DaviS Jeremy Heck, ,Jeremy Dean ' Josh Heck and Trenton · No The Daily Sentinel ' ' Jnhnllnn, Eddie Sawyers a_nd Chad Roush. Mlk V nMeter CUnton , Weaver. ey a • , ren-year-Qids - 25 yard hack· Ohlinger, . Larry . Grimm, Chris I : Ward dash_ Jason· Sn\lth, Jamie DaVIs, Donnie Zuspan and Howard , : 131\rretl and Matt Rldernon; ,Jump- . Woods. _ . .: 1ng Jacks' - Chester Roner. Colin Pack ~- - Troy Bumgardner, : Marllens and Rusty Mayn10nd; !lO Dean Scltes, Matt Benson, . Kim .: : . yard dash- Matt Rldemon, Frank Carehart.~ Kevin Barker, R. J. ; Blake. and· Jason Smith; Running Roush_, Ro.cl<y Stewart, _ Chad , ~~ Jump · - Matt Rldemon, Weaver, Keith Weaver, Heath " : Jarnfe Barrett and Jamie McDa· Hesson and Chester Roney. ' mels; Klclilng football - John Pack 258 - Brent Sang, Brian ' I Harrison, Frank Blake _and Jason and Randy Preece. , : Srnltli; Softball throw - Jamie Outslanj11ng wlnnen; from each ' • McDaniels, John Harrison and age groupware: seven·year-oldsFrank Blake; Obstacle course Brian Preece; eight-years-old Frank Blake, Jason Smith an~ Christopher Knight; nine-years-old : Ryan Cowan; JaYI!Un lhi'OW - Chessle Pyatt; ten-years-old - ·•· I James McDaniels, Robbie Wyatt Matt Rldemon. " : and Jan\le a&rrett; Standing broad • ' jump - Matt . Rldi!mon, Jamie r;:========~ Barrett apd James Waller; FriSbee ~w- James McDaniels, Colin The Daily Sentinel · ' ' MarUens .00 Keith Hunt. H I (USPS UHtll) · Boys entering Into thls year's ' ' A Division ol Mulllmedla, Inc. Olymplca from each·pack were: .. ' PubUshed every afternoon, Monday " II . Pack 2235- V. J_ VanMeter, through Friday, l1l Court Street.I>Y the Timmy Clem, Willie Allams. Jerod Ohio Valley Publishing Company -Mul' I timedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohlo4~769, 992Vanlmwaugen, Rob Newsome, ' ~156. Second class postage paid at l'o" I James McDaniels, Matt Rldemon meroy, Ohio. ' and Keith Hunt. Member: 1be Associated Press, In' Pack 238 - Matt Clark, Jason land Dally Press Assoclaton and the ' Lockhart, Nell . Barrett, Jamie Al11fTICan Newspaper Publishers Assodation, National Advertising Repre. Barrett, Joey Barrett, Mike ' sentatlve, Branham Newspaper Sales, ·. ' Garnes,MikePhllllps,JasonDeLa733 Third Avenue, , New York, New · ''·· . York 10017. · velle, Rimdall JohnSton and David I Stewart. POSTMASTER: Send addreS~ to The ·1 • 1 Pack 241 - Chad Granen, Dally St>nt1nel, 111 Court St., POmeroy, ! Ohlo4~~Michael Russel), Trevor Petrol, Eddie Sawyers, 'l'yson Mugrage SVIISOIJPTION RATES ' ., By Carrier or Motor Roate and Colin Marllens. One Week ........................... .......suo Pack 245 - Bobliy . Johnson, One 1\!onth .. .. .......... ., .. ....... .......suo One Year ....... ..... .. .. ........ .. ...... $57.20 Jamie Harris, Robbie Wyatt, SINGLECQPY Frank Blake,, Adam Wyatt, John . PRICES Dally .. .................. .. .. .. ., ...... 25 Cents Jl,fattea, Sam and Ryan Cowen, John Harrison, J. C. Cremeans, $ubscribers not desiring to pay thecal'· rier ~ay remit In ad.vance direct to Keith Darst. Jason Stewart, Matt ~~~=:-~ Brown disagrees with defense . . . Friday, July 13, 1984 .\ . '• I, I ... �' ' • Fti by, July .J3, 19M '•·I Page 6 The Daily Sentinel OU students receive Kibble ·sCholarships ' . Jetrrey Dane Meigs County. and must bave attended a Meigs Coupty hl8h Forty-nine Meig!l County res!· de!tts attending Ohio University, · Local retired milkman like last ·of Mohicans By CHARLENE HOEFLicH ' Sentinel Staff Writer "Milk man, keep those bottles quiet!" . While oo one has had to worry ..•., .and dOwns." Crooks has always had his own trucks for the business. Improved hOme refrlgeradon permitted hbn to change his dally or eyery-other-day deDv· about that probleln for some ecy schedule of many years to time now due. to tile- developthe twice-a-week stops of recent ment of the plastic mUk carton, years. From glass bottles to people of Meigs County do tllid cardboard cartons, from pastur;. themselves for the first time In i2Ed to hoologmlzed, from cash riumy, many years without and checks to · food stamps, door-to-door milk delivery Crooks has seen It aU. serviCe. He's deUvered to several Walter Crooks, Middleport. generations In more than one the last of the Mohicans so to !amiJy lllmlgh the years, and speak, who has done home delivery ol mUk here since 1942, he's been ~along his route retired this month. ·• lor his dependability to his With the exception of a lew customers. . Always by his side handling years when he operated a restaurant In Point Pleasant,. - the books and the billing has been his wile, Emogene. A son. W.Va., Crooks has always been Eddie, .a conductOr, has In the business of distributing pitched In from time to time to mUk. When the famlly moved to give hiS 11<!<1 a helping hand. Meigs County In 1942, Cnioks Crooks, 68, Is the first to admit was associated with Rlch VaUey that retirement was a "heavy'' Dairy of Point Pleasant, and decision. dlstrlbuted In the trlo(X)U)lty But be's not without plans to · area. Then In 1955 when Rich. keep busy. Some apartments VaUey was sold, he became a · and houses which tile- couple distributor for Broughton's have, need the "owner's touch" Dairy ol Marietta. and Crooks wiU be" working on For many years with routes Improving them. up and clown the river on both And between times yoli can the Ohio and West VIrginia expect to see hbn driving about sides, lt was working seven days town In a brand new plclrup a week, daylight to dll!'k. Then, truck, a retirement gift from his Uke some jobs, It had Its "ups . wife. Turner, PomerpY, Roger CUnton. TurnerJr., PomelpY, Bryan PbiJJip Zirkle, Porneroy, Kathryn Lynn Baker, 'Racine, Crista Sue Beegle. ftac!ne, Chrjs Jay Bostick, Racll)e. Nick Lee Bostick, Racine. . CecU Tyrooe BriDager, Racine, ' ' Square dance ' Swimming lessons MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Pool wD1 offet: these swlnuDing lessons July ~'l\ug. 3. Beginner, basic rescue, water safety and adult lessons wD1 be given by Jwce Stewart. To register, cootact 992·9968.o r 992-6212. Fees are $12fortheflrst child and $1Q for the second child of the same family. An adlllt swim wtiJ be offered lor those 18 year.s or older beginning July 18 rrOm 8-9 p.m. Wednesdays. .~ O!!lcers' reports were given and • dues were paid. A prayer for peace and the singing .J . jacks joins U.S. Air.Force Robbie P. JackS, siin ()fMr. arl(f . Mn;. Robert E. Jacks, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, has entered Into active duty with the United States Air Force. Jacks Is a reeent graduate of Eastern High School. ' •• . Upon graduation from the .Air Force's six-week basic l)lllltacy course at ·Lackland AFB, Texas, Jacks wUl receive training In the .administrative career Held. .. · RIIDOUR .. SUPPLY CUSTPM SCREEN . PRINTING T·Shirts. Cap~. Jackets. Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING ' FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS 614-992-7626 AftER 5 P.l. Saunders. The Holzer Clinic Urgent Car~ Center is now open every Saturday and .Sunday from 1:00 ,.M. to 9:00P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from th~ Departments.of'Fam.:. ilr P~ctice a-nd Pediatrics will be availlble for ttptm~nt of urgent illnesses and injurieS~ Ent~r the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients should telephone 4465287 for a tim,~ to be ,, · . URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS li $""! MONDAY-FRIDAY . . ~ . SATURDAY-SUNDAY HOLIDAYS . · .·. · 5 P.M.-9 P.M.. 1 P.M~-9 P.l. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. I Ohio Lottery Termine I now available, at each end of. Pomeroy, OH. Stop end meet our Experienced Operators: Sharon, Barbara, Rhonda, Vidie, Teresa, .Krystal. !(ent, Peggy or Guido': . >Oil<-· W.._.,, Tp.m. GRACE EPIIJCX)f.\L CHIJH(]J, 311 E. ..... -.., -~.--au oawllttntl'l)ll" t1te mottlll.!liurdt School ~-In lite Partlbllal ..................... POMEROY OF CIIJUsT, 212 W. Main Ill, Noll Pl-.~. - 9:3DLDL: Mttntfo8 .......... 10;30a.m.: Youth .....,_moeatta ..aJJp.tlllp.m.: EwtJiolwmhlp, .,.~ m. w-.y PLAY 8 NUMBER LOTTO & Willi last Week's Winning Numbers-10, 14. 1-7, 25, ·28. 33 • Now Availlble 24 Hr. ~~ttery Service Number 1·614·374·8894 PLAY "The Number".,.. "Pick 4" '- "Lotto" It Our Current lt;~stant Game. · - FREE PARKING AVAILABLE :... . 1600 Nye Ave. Plmleroy, OH. Bttr Wine SHAMMY'S 605·1. Main St. Pomeroy. OH;· Pop Ice PH. 992-6798 to-t Dock 'PH. 992-5786 . . •• ., ,v Pomeroy . "HJ21 t=· 8:1-13 ElLIS &SONS SOHIO 7;t~·20 . 1.: 27:1.zi Wodllll'day Psalm 111:1·10 ...... ' ntE DAILY SENnNEL 6:14-7:1 Equl'pment ~·'Is Sale,.nd . Serv1ce Rulland, Onlo4571S J . wm . " Bill" erown, Owner Phone 16141 742 1777 ~ri CK SUPERMAR;:,,, MIDDLEPORT -~· """'~ .' FOREST RUN BAPTIST . . Rev. Nyle ; Borden, pastor. Cornelius Bunch. supt. Sundn School · 9! :11 a.m,; seco~d and fourth Sundaya worship service at 2: 30 p . SYRACUSE tiRST CHURCI!'Ot GOD. Joy Clark, past...-. Worshlf service Sun· day 10 a.m.; Su•y ScbOo n a.m. Even. lng worship service 1:30 p.m . Wednesday prayer meetlng7: ~ p.m. m. " . ~ MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and; . Main St., M(ddleport . Rev. Calvin Minnis .. · Pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner, supt ... Sunday School9: 30.a.m.; Worship service MT. HERMON UNITED "BRE'i'HREN IN CHRIST CHURCH. Located Ia Teqs . Community oft Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Robert 10:45 a.m. · Sanders, pa1tor. Don WJIJ, Iayteader. Sun· SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST d•y Scbool 9: 30 a.m.; . Morning Worship 10:45 a.m.: Evening preachtne service se· ...... Jo~ph B. Hosklnl, evangelist. Sunday Bible Study 9 a.m.: Worshlp. lO.a.m.; sUn.., · cond , and 1ourth Sunday at 7:30!.m.; d•y evening service 6 p.m .; Wednesday Chritttan EndeaVor, lint and thlr Sun· evenl~t~servlce, 7 p.m. 'day, 1:30 p.m. Wednetday prayer meeting PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racine; aDd Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. · Rt. 124 . William Hoback, pastor. SUndaY. ~ JEHOVAH'S WITNESS, 37319 Slate SCboollO a .m .; Sunday evening service '1. Route 124 {one mile east of Rutland) . Sunp.m. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m . • ' day: Bible lecture 9:30a.m.; Watchtower CARPENTER BAPI1ST. Don Cbeadlto, SIUd)' 10: ao· a .m .; TUHday. Bible study Supt. Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m. Morning ~ 7: 1) p.m.; ThurJday, 'J'h@ocrattc School Worship 10:30 a.m. Prayer !lervtce, altern~ 7::1) p.m. Service meeting, 8:20p.m. ate Sundays.. •• CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on 0 . J. WhUe Road of Highway MIDDLEPORT PE NTE;COSTAJ;, Thl ..... • 160. Pat Henson, pastor: Sunday School10 a.m. Classe~ for all a((el. Junior Church 11 Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pntor. Carl Not·· ' tlngham. Sunday School SUpt. Sunday· a .m.: Morning wonhtp 11 a.m. Adult School 10 a.m. with clasJH for all ages~ r Choir practice 6 p.m. Sunday. )"oung PeoEvening services at 6 p.m. Wednesday 81... .. ple's, Children'• Church and Ad~lt Bible Study, Wednesday at 7:30p.m. · ble 1tudy at 1:30 p.m. Youth servtces Fri... day at 7:30p.m . ~ . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 510 Grant ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP, 128 MillS!.,' , St., Middleport. A.HIIIatt'd with Southern Baptist Convention. s~~,nday Scbool10a.m. Middleport . Brother ChUck McPherson ~ • : Morning worship 11 a .m.; Evenlna wor· pastor. Sunday School lO a.m.; Sunday.. • eventng Services at"? p.m. and Wednesday ~ ship 1 p..m .; Wednesday evening Bible services at 7 p.m, , study and8ray£>r meetlng7 p.m . NTIQUITY Bi\PT[ST. Earl Shuler, pose BRADF RD CHURCH OF CHRIS'[', 51. tor. Sunday School 9: ~ a.m.; Church ser-. Rt.12' and CO. Rd. 5. Mark Seevers, mtnJ.s. ter. Sunday School SuPt. Steve Pickens. vice, 7 p.m .: Youth meeting, 6 p.m. Tues . . day Bible STudy at 7 p.m. • Sunday SchOOl 9:30 a.m.; Morning wor· ship 10:30 a.m.: EV@nlng Worship 1 p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHI'JUSE, 3304 ~ WedneJday worship 7 p.m . Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom· Kelly, pa1: tor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday: , ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, morning service at 10 a.m.: Sunday even. Corner Sycamore and Second Sts .. P oing service 1:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thurs. • meroy. The R@v. William Mlddlesw.ilrtb, , day Services at 1: XI p.m. pstor. Sunda)l SChool 9:45a.m.; Church WORD OF FAITII, 93 Mill St.. Mlddl" service ll a.m. piort. Rlphard. Stewart, pastor. Sunday SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msl<f. morning service 10 a.m.: Sunday evening · · Antbony Glannamore. ·Ph . 992-5898;-'Satur· 7: ao. Tuesday morning Bible study 10 a.m. : day Evening Mas!l 7 :30 p.m.; Sunday Wednelday even1n1 T~ :Jl p.m. Thblday .. Mus, 8 a.m . and 10 a.rri. Confenlons one morning video wlth Ken.neth Copeland 10 ,. half hour before each Ma.as. CCD classes, •.m.; Friday evenlq video with Kenneth : lla.m. Sunday. Copeland, 7: ao p.m. , VJCTORY ·BAPTJ.s'r. 525 N. 2nd St.. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA-~ Middleport. James E. KeeseP, .pastor. Suaday morning wonblp 10 a.m.; EvenZARENE, Rttv. Glendon Stroud, pastor. : Sunday Schoo19:30 a.m .; Wonbip service, .. ing .ervice 1 p.m.: WedDeSday evening 10:30 a.m.;' Yi>u\h service Sunday 6:15 p. • worship 7 p.m. Vlslta,tion, Thursday 6: 30 m. Sunday evening service 7:00p.m. Wed· • p.m. J nesday Prayer Meeting "and Bible STudy ! TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY, .. • ~ CoolvUie; Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sunday . 7:00p.m. NEASE SETILEMENT CHURCH, Sun: < Scboo19: 30 a.m.; Morfll,a.a setmce 10: 30 a. day aflt"rnoon services at 2:30. Thursday ~ m .; Sunday evening service 7:00 p.m .: evening services at 7:;JQ. ......... ~.. . ...- ~ ·· ... Mid-week prayer service- W@dnesday 7 p. FIRST BAPTIST CH0RCH. Mason, W.• m. . Va. Pastor, Bill MUJl)hy.>Spnday SchoOUO ~ MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. •a.m.; Sunday evening 7: :Jl p.m. Prayer .. Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max Folmer, Sr: meetlnsc and Bible 1tudy W~nesday, 7:30.Supt. Sunday School and Morning Worship p.m. Everyone welcome. .. 9: 30a.m.; Sunday evenlqservlce. 7p.m.; RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· : Youth meetln~t: and Bible Study, Wedn("Slem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, paslor. Sunday : day, 7 p.m . · School tO a.m.: Sunday cv.ening7:30 p.m.; • UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt. 7 on P<> Wednesday evening prayer m~tlng 7:30 . meroy By-Pass. Rev. Robert Smith. Sr., p.m. • • pa1tor. Rev. James Cundiff, asst .. pastor. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT'' Sunday School 9: 30 a ~m .; Morning wor· CHURCH, Silver Ridge. Duane Syden· : . Ship 10 :~ a.m.: Evenlna worship 7: 30 p. .strlcker, pastor. Sunday School ~ a.m.; • m, Women 's Fellowship, Tuesday, lO a.m. service 10 a.m. Bible Study Wed· , Wednesda,y ntght prayer service 7:30p.m. \ Church at 7:30p.m . June thru September, ' FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, RaUroad ,7nesday p.m. <ktober thru May. Sun~ay;evenlng · St ., Mason. Sunday School tO a.n;l.: MornFe11owshlp 7 p.m. June thru September, 6 • ing worship lla.m.: E vening ~rvtce 6p. p.m. October thru May . ""• m , Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wed· nesday, 7 p.m. ioi:IG8 C:OOI'R.\Tift PAIIDI UNITIIII-ODIIT CIRIICB FQ .._.., Dlredor Rn. ,._B. CerMtt, ArslthM NOUIIEM'r CLU81'1111 I .... ..,_ -·-- Rev ....... , • • ALFRED- Cburc- S.hool 9;~ a.m.; "'!mbor. aupt. Suaday !kbool 9: 30a.m.: Worship, Ua.m.; UMYF, 6:30p.m.; uw, HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Worahlp aervl<e 10::11-a.m . Bible study, 1 n.tr<~ Tueaday, 7:30 p.m. Communion, Tom StateD, pastor. Sunday Scliool9:30a. ~~fi(;~&i\'1) CHURCH OF.JESUS m.; Evealngaervt~7:i!Op.m. Wednesday STOFLA-RD•y•uNTS Port ftral Soladay. (Archer) · CHESTER Worship 9 a ,m.; Church prayer meetlq 7:30p.m. CHRI "L n • • Eloioo Adama, · 7:311 p.m. 'Salvation n-..-~lltifl--­ SCIM>ol10a.m.; Bible Study, Thursday, 7p. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF ~l~cbo!U~:::a:h:~~a:,::':*ci ':"~~~: 1 'ntundiiy, u:ao a.m. 1o 3 p.m. Ladlot Home m.; UMW; Urat Thun&ly, 1 .p.m.; Com· CHRIST, Duaae Warden, mtn11ter. Bible Church school I :,. a.m.; Morning wontp ~. tnOtitben In ~. all munlon, flnt Sunday (Archer). . cla~;s9::wla .m.; J.:tomlqWonhiplO: ~a . ao Wett--• nt lnvltlid; 6;11 p,m. 'ntuildiy, ' Qlrltl CAdet . JOPPA - Wonhtp t:30 ·a .m.: Church m .t EV.nlna Wonhtp 6::1) p,ln. WedDH· 10: a .m. ; ~ay eve ng prayer .(Y- I'Oop[e-Bitlot, 7;3) p.m. Blblo . SCIM>ol 10::11 a.m . Bible Study, Wednes· . day Bible Study 6:30p.m. , oeil~i.~~~Mm.BAPTJST, Rev. Earl · NEW STIVERSVJU.E COMM\INITY . day, 7: 30&~·MohRIOD). . 'LONG M - Cblll'Ch School 9:30' CHURCH, sUnday-school servtce, 9,. 15 a.· Shuler, pastor. Wonblp aervtce, 9: 30 a.m . CHRIS!', Sl'llSCitlltlrett'l'llome Road (Olunty ~ ·• Bib'· s··""· Wed w -•• rv1 . Suaday Scllool10: 30 a.m. Bible Stucly and a .m .; Wora hi p 7 p.m., ~ ,_,, · m .: OoM• p oe te 10; 30 a .m.; rvl 111 rada 7 :11 Rood 71).-. Vocallllllllc:. !ltmday w... nelllay; 7:ao &;in.: UMYF, Wednesday, Evaqellotlc Service 7: 31) p.m .. WedDell· pr~ ::'AREho'liiNftJiotN''/ll.IINA· .U.!O a.m.;'lllilo8blly u a.m.: Won1Jtp, 6 p. 6:00 p.m.: mmunloa Flnt Sunday. day; Prayermeetllil1:30-b.m. Thutaday. ·. TION ... ' CHURCH,K~buryRoad . Rev. IlL Wedoatdt&, Bltlo !llucly, 7 p.m. (Archer) • ZION CHURCH OF CHIUST,-Pomeroy· OLD DEX'l'bliii!LE CHRIS'I1AN . REEDSVILLE- Chun:h Sc:hool9:30a. Harrtaonvltle Rd. RDbert Purtel~ mlnll· '· David Curfman,&':'' . Sunday !kllool CHURCH. QlfiiiJ r-. ..-. SWttlalf m.; Wonhip Service 11:00 a.m. (Deeter). ter; RonRitoe, SUDdaySCboolSuperlnteft9::.> a.m.; Ralphp art. Supt.tiEveniW~W'Or· Sdioa[ 9: 10 a.m. M:nt. W!Jriey Francia, IUJll TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAULdent. Sunday SCbool9::JJ a.m .; .Wortblp ship 7: ;w) p.m . rayer mee Dl· nes· ; 1'1-"'ttt -lltifllhlrd uotloys illCburch SCboolt a .m.; Wonhlp JO a.m .; aervtce 10:31>-.m.; EveolqWOffldpJun· dalJN~ P~M CHRISTiAN, Jody ......... .....,..y -~ ·every Bible Stud)', Tuetda)', 7:30 p.m.; UMW, "ay 7 p.m. and WedDelday, 7 p.m. HoUaad, 1 putor; W•U•ce D•mewood, ~.7:11p.m. Tblrd ~ay, 7:30 p.m.; Communion ST. JOHN LUTJ:fl:ltAN CIIORCH, Pine Sunday School SUpt. Worship service, 9 a. GRAHAM ' UNITED METHODIST. First s..-~1 ' Grove. The Rev. William MlddlHwartb, C CLV8TE8 pattor. Cburcb tervtce 9:30a.m.; Suday m.; Bible School, 10 a.m. ~· · Preai:hlDI t:lla.m .. ftrst udH<OIIdSun· doyo ~ eaoil liiOIIth: tblrd ud fourtb Sun.... I - B. Corlllll S.-1 10;30 a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. 4ayl &ach mc.:.U. Wonhlp lf'I'VIcat at 7: 30 ( ' · -...... ~~~-· BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, . Rev. Tberooa Durllam, p.!!OtOr. SWiday ...J!o... p.m . Wedoeoday ovonlap at 7::11 p.m. .... -·-· • John Wi-lght, paatM . . Sunday Sch0019:30 SChoo . 1 t L3() u--••- wortbl~ at .J.e¥, a.bert B. JWIIM'D a.m.,· L•""' Ha~. S. S. Supt. Moral•• a "' a.m.; --"""~~ Prayer and-· StudY. , -·• •• IO: ~a .m . : Sunday0V11hlgservlceat :30 SEVENTH-DAY AtlVENTIST. MW. warship 10; ao a.m. . 'I'IIu-•·y oervl- at 7• 30 n m ASBURY ~:yracuse). Worslllpllun.. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· p.m . · - GOSPEL · - MISSION . r at. Bald orry Hel8!ttt Road, Po"""'oy. Michael PI· FREEDOM onliowlkl .. putor; Marie Spires, ~bbath ; · Church se I t:•s a.m.; Cbarae Btble RENE. Rev: Tboma• H. Collier, pastor. Knob, Jocated. 011 Couaty Road 31. Rev. SCIM>ol Supt. Sl~tb SchoOl at 3 p.m. oa Study, Weclnesday, 7: 30 p.in.; UMW, (lnt Martha Wolfe, Cbalrdtan of the Board of Lawrence Glu...ncamp, pastor. Rev. Saturday Wftb wonlttp aervlces foll ...ln& Tuelday, . 7:30 p.m.; Cllolr Rehearsal. ' ChrltUan Ute. Somday SChool9:30 a .m.: o - Willi rd •••• ~·tor Pn!echl•• 0 • -· ~ · Wednesday 6: 30~.m .; UMW, fourt' Sun, • Momlna worthlf: · 10:30 ~ ..m.; Sut\day ·, ,..,._ ·~ ~ 6 311 c 1 1 blp Pr -~I ""!"'i<es5uaday7;30p.m.Prayermeetln& at i~D FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 30 .,.y, : p.m. e son . · eventna:won : p.m. ayern~~ ng~ Wednesday, 7 : ~ p.m., Cary Grttflth, - Slater Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.·m .; 7:• p.m. WeciDeldJ:~j leader.' Youtb ·JfOUPI Sunday evew.lag at !kbool9:1l a.m.: Mornln& Wonhlp, 10:611 Church SthoollO'a.m.; Bible SNdy, TuesUBERTY CHR AN CHURCH, Dex· 6 :~ p.m. with Ro~er and Violet Wllllordd, day, 7: 30p.m .; UMW, Ftnt Monday, 7::J.I ter. Woody Call, pastor. Services Sunday lftdera. eommUDioll servtee tint Sunday a.m. p.m.; UMYF, Suaday, 6 p.m . Choir Re10 a.m. and 1 p.m. WeciDelday, 1 p.m. each month. POMEROY FIRsT BAP'l:JST, Davl~ Mona, mlnllter. William Snouffer, Sunday hearsal, 6: 30 p.m. Wedlletday. !RolheRACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. WHITE'S CHAPEL. COQlvtlle R. D. !kbool Supt. Sunday !kbool, 9:30 a.m.; mlcbl . . Walker, Pastor. Robert Smith, SUnday Rev. Roy Deeter, pautor. Swacby School Morntn& Worttblp IO:Il a.m. . FLATWOODS- Chureh School., IO a_.:a .m . !k'~l . :, 9:._ ~ a .m .; ·wonhi p ,.-•-e am nuu Supt. ·. Sunday School 9:ao a.m 1va: , 10·30 • • • Bl• FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, J'o. ; Wonhip, 11 a.m .; Bib'e Stud y, U•au· . Momlna: worship 10:40 a .m.; Sunday bleo study and pnyer .ervlce, Wednesday, meroy. Pike. David· Hunt, pattor; Jack evenln• 7;_.p.m ~ day, 1 l'.;m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. ., worship 7::tl p.m. ; Wednesday . ( Ro them. h) • Needa, Sunday SCltOOI ~eectoc. Sunday evening Bible study 7::11 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, llcool,•9::I! a.m.; Morntna Wortlllp, 10:30: BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY Mark Jones, pallor. Bill Nicholson, Sun· ' FOREST RUN - Wonhlp 9 a.m.; Cburch !khool 10 a .m.: Choir ~ce, wOnltlp, 7: 30 p.m . Tlielday VIal· CHURCH, Burlllliham. Rev. Okey Ray daySchooiSupt. Sunday!klM>ol9:3lo.m .; tattoa, 7 p.m. Weda8day, Prayer terVIce, Tuesday, 6: ~ p.m.; UMW, first ay • Launder milt, pastor. Ph. 992· 7324. Sunday Mornlng Worship and CommuaiOn 10: 30 a. 7: 30 p.m.; Mlatloli Friends, 7::11 p.m.: 7:30p.m. (Nellonl · School ]0:00a.m.; Sunday evening service GlrlolnA<:tloo, T: 30p.m.; A<:teeRJ, 7:30p. .!lEATH IMiddleponl- Church SChool, 7:00. p.m .: Wednesday evening service, mRUTLANDBIBLEMETHODI$T. Amos m.1 Cbolr Practice, 8:~ p.m . 7'00 p m ttlll 5 ~ · 1 SlUes sunt "Sunday 9:i) a .fll.; Worship 10:00 a .m.; Bible Study, Tuesday, 10 a.m.; UMW, toe<Olld ·D.~'VI. LLE HOLINESS CHURCH, · ' ,... ' pa or. , ay • F~ITH TABERNACLE CH\}RCH, Bal, " d M ~· Sctloot 9:: a.m. : ,Mornlna woi'sbtp. !0:30 Mo ley Run Road, Rev. Emtn@t\ .~wson, ~·­ • 7:30 p.m.; UMW ~va on· located' on Rt. 325 between Vinton and a.m.; Sunday event, servtcce 7:00 p.m. tor. Handley Dunn. aupt. Sunday SCiioill, day,7: p.m.: UMM, Third Monday, 7~ 30 Langsville. Rev .. Ben Watts , pastor. Sun· Wednesday se'rvlce p.m . WMPO prolOa.m.; SUndayevenlqRrvlce. 7:30p.m. p.m._(RoblDioft) . 1 day School, 8: 00a.m., Bobby L,imbert, S. gram 9 a .m. each SUnday. : Bible ttacblna, ~: 30 p.m. Thursday. ' MINERSVD.LE- Worship Service 10 S. Supl . Mornlngworshlpl0:30a.m.; Chll· RUTLAND CHURCH OF .THE NAZA· SYRACUSE MISSION, CHerry ~t.. Sy· a.m.; Cburdl $CbOOI,lla.m .: UMW, third llren's Happy Hour 6:45p.m. Prayer and RENE. Rev.t.loydD. Grimm, Jr., pastor. neuse. S.rvtce~,10a.m. Sunday. Evenln& Wednei<Ny~ 1 p.m.; Choir practl~, .Mon· Bible Study, '1 ::1Jp.m. Mlsslonarymeellng Sunday SCbool t:ll a.m.; Wonip servk-e oervlceo sunday ud Wedlleotlay at 7:00 p. first Wednesday of each month 7:30p.m. 10: 30 a .m.; Yount ~ple's service 6 p.m. day, 7: :.) p.m. (Nelson) . m. . ' . PEARL CHAPEL- Worship Service 9 For Information ca11388-8467. EvangellsUcservlce6:!0p.m . Wednesday a.m .; C~urcb !kllool II a .m.: UMW ~ . SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little. 1 7 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNJOfll; Lawrence Ma"ll· cond Tunday 7: 30p.m.; UM~ la1t Tues.· ·pastor. Steve Little, S. s: Supt. Sunday serJA~:nJ'ftiuRCH OF CHRIST, MJIIer ley, pi1tor. Mn. Ruuell Youna, Sunday day, 7:30p.m. lubenkinal. Schoo110 a.m.; Morning worslp, ll i.. m.; St., Mason, w. va. Eugene L: COnger, mi· !khool Supt. Sunclay !klM>ol 9:~ a.m . PO~ROY - Churth SChOOl, 9:15a.m. Sunday evening worship 7: 30p.m. Prayer nlster. Snclay Bible Study 10 a .m.; WOr· ; Worahlp Service, 10:XI a. m.; Choir reEvenlq wor- 7: :II p.m. WedtiOiday meeting and Bible study Thursday, 7:30p. ship 11 a.tn. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Btble proy_!t JtJNIIQ f :ll p.m. , heanal Wednetd•y. 7:30p.m.; UMW, se- m.; Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, cond ~·7: 30p.m.; UMYf, Sunday, CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. LJIIERTY ASSEMBLy OF 'GOD, Dud· Ratl ... Re¥. James Sltterfleld, paator. 6 p.m. (Co H) . 383 N. 2nd Ave., Mktdlepon. SundaY, dine LaM. Mason, W.Va. J . N. Thacker, Frteman William~, supo. Sunday !khool ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9:1:5 School 10 a .m. Sunday and Wednesday . pastor. Evening service 7:3Q p.m .; Wo9: C5 a.m.; Suttday and )>V--y evena.m .: Wol'lblp 1Cia · ~·j Bible Study, Wed· Evening services at 7:.30 p.m. · men's Ministry, ·Thursday, 9: 30 a .m.; nesday, 7:.11 p.m.; UMYF ISeniors), SunCHESTER CHURCH OF GOil. 1\ey. R. Weclnesday Prayer and Bible Study. 7:15 ln& ·Rrvl<es, T P·ll'l· day, 5 p.m.; (Junton) every other SunE.Roblnson, paStor. SundaySchool9:30a. ' MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. \day, 6 iRothemlcM · m.: Worship servlte, 11 a.m.; ·Evening p.m . Corner Sllfl~ 'nd· Palmer. 'l'he Rev ..Mark McCIU"I· SOliday !khool 9: 15 a.m.. Daa , RUTLAND- Church SC-I. 9:0a .m .; service 7 p.m. Mid-week service, WednesHARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN White, SUnday !khOol Supt. John Rl-. Worshlp.,IO;!Oa.m.; UMW (E..,.lntgClr· \ day,1 p.m . · CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. WUitam del ~ WednHday, 7:30p.m.: OMW LANGSVILLE CHRISTI,_N CHURCH, Campbell, pallor. sunday_ SChoOl 9::11 a. Sr. ""''· Swpt. MOntlq Wonlllp 10:15 a. m. Youtft moetial 7:11p.m. Wecltlolllay, ~"hernoon Ct~l~) Je(:Ond Thursday, 1 P· Robert E. Musser. pastor. Sunday School m.; :James Hughl'l, Npt. Evening serYice l""ludtna Wee Toll, E - Beavon. Ju· m. (RubenklQ• 9:30 a.m.: Paul Musser, supr.; Morning 7 30 Wed-·•· 1 t SALEM CENTER Church School, 10 worahlp 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening M"r· : p.m. ultuay even ng prayer mee . nlor AII:I'OII.UCJ aed Junior and Sealor a.m.; Wonldp 9:ts a.m. (Rubenklq} vtce, 7 p.m.; mid-week service, Wednes.· lng 1: 3:1 p.m. Youth prayer service each Hllb BYF: cllolr practice 8:30p.m. WedSNOWVJLLE - Wohhlp, 8: ao am.; day 1 p m Tuesday. BIBL CHURCH Le r) . - y. Prayer meetln& and Bible tludy, Church !khool!O a.m. iRubenltlt!l). SYRACsE CHURCH OF THE NA· • Wor· Ia • Wedlltlday, 7::11 p.m. W.FAIRVIEW Va., Rt . 1, JamesELewiS, pastor. ZARENE. Rev. James B. Kittle, pastor. ship services 9:30a.m.; Sunday Schoolll Sherman CUndiff, su.pt. Sunday School a.m.; Evenlncw<nhlp7: 30p.m. Tuesday SOVnlBRN CLUJTER 9: 30 a ..,.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m. ; cottage prayer meet in&: and Bible Study .... Ill. ClariJ Evaqellstlc servlc.'fi!, 6 p.m.; Pra,er and 9: :J) a.m.; Worship service, Wednesday .... .... ltlt:G.lre Praise Wednesda y, 7 p.m. ; Yout meet· 7: 30p.m. lng, 7 p.m. OURSAV!OURLUTIJERANCHURCH, APPLE GROVE·- Churc:h !khooi9 a.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Walnut at\d Henry Sts., Ravenswoocl, W. ; Wonblp, 10 a.m. (First and third Sun· va. The Rev. George C. Weirick, pastor. CHRIST, ~lden R. Blake, pastor . Sunday daysJ : UMW,S..,Ond'Tliolday, 7:~p. m .: School10 a.m.: Robert Re-ed, Supt .. Morn· Sunday SChool 9:30a.m .; Sunday worship Prayer m..tlq, Wednellla~. 7 p.m. lng aermon, 11 a.m.; Sunday night serua .m. (Clark\ · · vices: C~ri1H1n Endeavor 7:30 p.m., Song CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, Jocated on BETHANY - Wot~hlp, 9 a.m.; Church serviee 8 P.m. Preachin~ 8:30p.m. Mid· Pomeroy Pike, County R'oad 25 near F-lat·. !klM>ol, 10 a.m.:. Bible Stucly, _WedneodaY. week t{;~r meeung, Wedne!Jday, 7 p.m. woods. Rev. Blackwood. pastor: ~rvlces 10 a .rn.: Dorea• Womfll'l Fellowship, Alvin • layleader, ' on SUnday at 10:~ a·,m ..and 7:30p.m. with Wednenclay, 11 a.m. (McGulro). . HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Sut\day !khool9;:II a.m. Bible StUdy, Wed .. CA/tMEL- Cburob S.hool 9:30 a.m.: Roeer WatsOn, paator. Crenson Prat~ , · Jl81day, 7:30p.m. ..., Worship, IO:C5 a.m. Second and f'llurth Su•day Sollool Supt. Motnln& worwhlp 9; 30 FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FO" SUndaYI; Fel-lp diMer with SUttoa, a.m.; Sunday SchoOl 10' 30 a.m.; E ..nlae CHRIST, St. Rt. 338, Antlquhy. Rev. lhlrd 'I'IIul'lday, 8:311 p.m. il!kCulrei . aervlce, 7130 p.m. Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday morn· EAST LETART - Churc:b !k-19 a.m. MT. UNlON BAPTIST. Do""ld Shue, 111g 10 a .m.; Sundly """nlilll 7::10 p.m . : Wonblp 10 a.m. and fourth Sun· putor: JM Sa)·~. Sunday School Supt. Thunday evenlfti7::Jl p.m . daya; UMW ftnt Tuflday, 7 : ~ p.m . SUnday School 9:t5 a.m.: Evenlne wor· STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· (Ciorlt) . . ahlpl;30p.m.: PrayerMeetlq, &: aop.m. TIST CHURCH. Putor Robert Byers. LLTART FAU.S - Worablp 9 a.m.: Wednnitay. 1 Sunda)· School to a.m.: Worahlpte!'VIce 11 · Chu"'b !kbool10 a.m. CC!ariJ) . TUPPERS" PLAINS CHURCH OF a.m.; Sut\day evottiJII lei'Vl~.7:3l p.m.; MORNJNCSTAR-Wonblp,t;C5a .m .: , CHRIST. Jody Holland, mlnllter. Dory! Wednesday ovealna HrVIce 7:30 p,m. ,_· Cburcb !khool 10: ~ a.m.: Bible Study, Wella, Supt. Morain& wonhlp. 8:00a.m.: INDEPENDENJ' JJOLJNESS CHURCH 'i'liundly.T;!Op.m . (While) . t:Oia.m. Inc., Pearl st .. Mtcldloport. Rev. 0 '0.11 Church Sthool MORSL CHAPEL- Church School9: 30 CHESTER CHURCJ( OF THE NAZA-. Man!~, putor. Suttday !kltool9;30 a .m.; ~ •·~ · · Wonhl ua.mo(Wiiltel. RENE . . Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. · Momln& wonhlp 10; 30 a.m.: Eventn1( - .Chu b!kilool8:~p.m. FrUit Rtm.~ supt. Sunday Schoo19: 30 a. w«rahlp 7:ao p.m. Tut>lday, 12: 30p.m . wo. ; oroltlp 7:30p.m .: ~MYF Weclaeotlay. m.; Wonhlp eervt~, 11 a .m. and 1 p.m. men's Prayer meettna. Wednesday, 7;30 . • 7: 110 P·lll· (MeOiJire). ' Sunclay. Wecl. .day, 7 P·m· Prayer meetp.m. Prayer and Pralae service. , RACINE WESLEYAN - Church 1"1· RUTLAND APO&TOUC "CHURCH OF ,. klloal, 10 a.m.: w-hlp, 11 a.m.; UMW LAUREL CLIFF fREE . METHODIS'l' JES\Jl> CHRIST, Elder Jam"" MOler. Bi· fotlrth Monday 1: 30 p,m.; Nen'1 Prayer ble Sludy, Wedn-y 7:311 p.m.; Sunday · CHURCH. Rev. Ro11ort Miller, putor. fto, ,-... wec~.-y, 7 a.m. (Clark). bert E. Barton, Director ·a l CbrloUanEdu· SCIIoollO a .l)'t .: Sunday ni8hl service, 7:30 &U'ITON • Cbui<:b !khool. 9: :II a .m.; callott; Lloyd Wrtlbt, a - a t . SUitday p.m . Moralttl wonblp 10: Cl a .m. flrtt lltifl third 9oltool t : !0 a.m.: Marnlll wonldp 10:30 POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, · ltaatlaya; hliO'IIhlp d l - with CarmOI, a.m.: Cbolr pracUce, Suaday I : :IJ·p.m.; · IJaJTIIClllvllle Roacl. Earl Flelda, pastor. wnr Thtulday, 8:!0 p.m . (MrGutre) . Evonlaa -olllp 7:10 p.m. WeclneoiJay Jr .. Sunday !kltOOI aupt. Sunday 9: ~a.m.: Momiltl wonhlp 11 KENO CJJUllCH OF CHRIST, Oliver· Pr.,... and BlbiO Slllcly, 7; ll p.m. DEXILR CHURCH OF CHRIST, a.m.; Sundly ovonln& oorvlce 7:30p.m. ltirala. Supt. Suttday lkltool 1:30 a.m. ev· Ctt.arlea Ru~~eU Sr., mlnllter. Rick Ma · Prayer meet~ Wednelday, 7:m p.m. ' a.. ~~~~-~~ / - ·-ll!dJnld• """"'II& ~ P·"'· -- .... Hett'l,:,.""· ' of Columbus, Q . . ·104 W. Main "2·2311 Pomf(OY . nesday and Saturday Eveata.e 5ervlcn at · THE SALVA110N ARMY, m ~ Aw., PottiOICJ) . MR. Dora Wlnlna In~. ib1dJi.y meotlttl. 10 a.m.: SWttlalf !lcbool. 10:!0 a.m. Stmdoy School, YPSM · . Nationwide Ins. Co. ~i · · 'L ocust & Btteh Slrftl "2·"2t Middltporl 2~ ., . School 9:30 a.m.; Worship iu: 30 a'. m .; Prayer meetlnJ, 7: 30p.m. Thuridoy. · MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP11ST CHURCH, comer Alb 8Dd Plum. Leolle llaymaa, plltor 1 Sunday !kbool 10:00 ~. :m.; Momlq Wonhlp, U;OO Lm;; Wed- atld r:w.a \.. .. c: •.;,..~. Automotive Str'tlic• ·~ ' --------~--1 . P. J. PAULEY, Attend Church ,_. this Sunday Groceries-· G4tner•l Merch•ndiH Rocine 949-2550 7:30 P·l"· · rB 216 S. StcOfld Mtddleport· · Pnmerav . 0 . WAIDCROSS SONS SIORE "'Y - "· .. , Psalm 119:17-32 214 E. Main .992-5130 Pomeroy CHURCH, Rev. W. H. l'l!n1ll, (IOif«; ~ Buck. SWttlalf School &lpt. ONrdt School9: 15 Lm.; Wonhlp 5ervie 10:•: a.m. Cdr -..f. n.la~, 7:il0 p.m: anti Mil.-y~ -.... --- FinoSI Modular Homes E . Main atucly. 1:(1) p.m. ·- ~======~: Middleport, Oh1o . Wlnstonglvlnggrace. Nextmeetlng w1J1 be In September with Lucllie ~ Main 'Ill, .l'otita'11j'.' !L'tdiQI """'' 011 a._ .... 'Illy al-'t matillt, .... wllli .......... pra.yer Ill lite BOTH LOCATIONS OPEN 6 DAYS . A WEEK- 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Except Suhdeya: P.M. Only Specialty Graphics The 'l'RINITY a.. older. Jbe Olu~h 11 ~ f•mllieS i ' ... for eveoyone. . Momtng 11 .Cmply the clay's !Je, gtMing. F1ith ·brings morning• fulllllmenl Then k c111 becomo a great day. Juotli>olt~agieestllat , FURNITURE & HARDWARE . HOIIIOIIIO S•ws · p,m.; - hltppOiou tltot you you'I<!)'OIIng,andreodyto...,.... llfo. ·· · · u.tf there come days you're not 10 aure. The afternoOn and I!YOfllng ollie ..., leis lrwltlng. .Ot _. we leis JeJJcly fO< the rfll!ng· lng chdenges the years bring:? Ood QM!t "'-"daY· How we lllt K Ia 0U1 reopontlllllty . . . altitlo r.b>fedno the momlng of lifo .... rtllglouo training. · The expretllon and d<YelopO!I<Rt "'""'' tellgloua capac:ltiH Is equally Important when we're -· --· SERVICE VIRGIL B. TENORD SR. · '). ·' Ice $Ia penon. HOLZER CLINIC LT~D. URGENT CARE CENTER . N~W ~EEI(END HOURS Jacks .w111· be eatnlng credits towards an aasoclate'a degree through the Community College of the Air Force while attending bBalc training and other Air Force technical tralnlne scbciol.l. NEW D1 ,,;~ a.ontiNG tOJSE :1.'-:. ki!RMtT' S KOAN!!R •• 7 Pomeroy, Ohio V --aiAIIoo-. . . . . Betr ~: ' community bulljUng. Olarge b Prtscrlpti.ons tt2· 2tll f>omtroy GIFTS , "Mill St. Midclltport ' 7-33 CARRY OUT r-;~~~~;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;=;;;;~;;;;;;;;:;:;!::;::;:;:;=~~:;==11 birthday party ·at the ChUllcothe & mea **'I wonldp lO: It Lm.; tM!111J1a: tei'\IICe 6 - LONG BOTI'OM -The Long . Bottom CQmmunlty Association -' · wD1 have a 9Quirre dance ev~ ' Ftlday from 8 to 1: :11 p.m. at the SWISHER&LOHSE PHARMACY -~ ·wa Fill DocloJ1' ~ IIJOK.STORE Churth Ofllco $ufllllln · --------~~--· Sentinel's Carrier Comer subject this week. · Miss Manley, l4, Is a member · ofthe.Caru!YstrtPersatYeterans Memorial Hospital. Slle reading and atiendlng · Clii:DP· She not only making money' on her Sentinel· route but enjoys !lii!E!ting peupiQ with whom she canes lntq, contact. ~ Slie Is a lOth grader atw.v:r NothCrig floe ~ ""'""'" of Ph . ..HIM MIDIUPORT swimming In the Frott pool tol)ow· and Becky Bailey, Purneroy, Chuck and Deb1 Bailey, and 1011, Ian, Middleport. Delmlr 8lld Kathryn Bailey Baum, OII!Ster, Devld and Nancy Smith, Meaghan and Tyler. CaldWell, Rex and Slna Bailey. Joe, Kay Bailey, Chris and Beau, Cllester. '. The fltth annual BaUe.Y reunion, lor descendants of Jciaeph and Chloe Wood Bailey, was held Suaday at Ftrked Run State Park. The family had a basket dinner. Attending were Run and Paula Bailey Flannery; Joe and Jeff, Mineral wens, W.Va., Harry and Margaret Baney, Tom and Brenda BalleyHysell,ScuUandTudd,Keith of "America, the Beautiful" closed the meeting. Refreslunents were served tiy Mrs. Richards With Mrs. :~~:tw~~~~ ~=:~~~=£:: :E:~S:E:= St. At.- warner. DeUy A•YAiws POltlEROY OIURCH OF 'IHE NAZA· ·~ RENE. o.- ' lJJtlon ad ~. Rev. . ~GienM«luiti. . . .. ~llea<ler-: · "'"" S. S. Supt .. SWttlalf Sd!oal, 9:11 a.m.: . Bailey descendants gather Lewis Manley Post contributes to POW-MIA Unit 263, American Legion, met at the home of Mrs. Florence Cralg..Allen SinClair, Shade. CamWe Susette 9wllldeD. Shade, Hua,ll eorsm McPhail. Syracuse, Mary · Elizabeth Slavin, Syqicuee, DP: · rot11y Dalel)l! $yracl!lei Franklin .Ray Smith, Tuppers Plabis. Crystal Manley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manley,~ Park Sl, Middleport, Is 'lbe Great Day co : o~ wuuams. ing the shower. ~ · attending ·were Altona Karr, Ruth Karr, Trjsha Spencer, Carrie MorrlsaeY. SUsie, Jessica and Valerie Karr, TwUa Buckley, co-hostesses. Gifts were placed on the .!Jero. Pallllne Meyers, Nola Young, rated dining room table and after Wanda and Becky Eblin, Laura . they were opened the tablewas used Mae Nice, Opal and Laura Elchln· tot the buffet style refreshments. ger, BettY Dean, Jennie Madllr. Pat Served we~ fresh fnllt cups with Holter and grandchiJdreit; Marle yogurt topping, lemon squares, . PhiUips, Jolly Gum, Kathryn Mora, Denise and Jennifer Mora, and zuchlnl ~!read sandwlches, and punch. Favors were dtaper repUca Debbie Frost. Sending gifts were DOrothy, nut cups. Prizes were won · by J:lenlSe Diana, Boblt and Jane Ann Karr, Arnold, Marilyn Spencer; and Melanie Stetbem, Jan IJolter, Mae . Nancy Morrissey. ·Guests eiljoylid · Koblentz. . . ~· . railroad A contribution was made to the National League of POW·MlA !amllles when the Lewis Manley _-t:::;_,, __ ·Layette shower honors Eblin layette shower was held recently for Mrs. Janet EbUn, Laurel C1ltf Road, at the home a!. Jackie Frost with Judy Grate, Deiilse Mora, and Paula Mora as The Daily Sentinel . . Pe~g1 7 • Rees, Racine, )'dellnda Joan Sal· mons. Racine. E117,abelh Ann Col·· Rldlal'd Freeman, PurllelpY, Rox· . Jlllll, , ReedsVIlle, Gregory L~ anne McDaniel, I>uneray, Bonnie · Wigal, RA!edsvllle. Kristina I.:. Morris, Paneroy, Steven Paul WUson, RA!edsvllle, Karla ~ OhJinller. Paneroy, Lynne Dee Brown. R\lll8nd, Kevin l.ee Gll!bJ, Rutland, GaJy G. Nakamolo. Ru· Oliver, Pomeroy. Danl.eeRiggs,PomerOJY,JullaA. !land, David Wayne WUkel. Spencer, Pomef!JY, Gregory Todd Rutland. .Chad 'Th!mas Rutland, Thomas. Pomeroy. Delllse Lenla A patriotic program by Mrs. 11om songwriter who carne to Altona Karr and Mrs. Bernice Amerlcawhenhewas4.Shesaldthe Bal1ey highlighted the.recent meet· song be wrote as a tribute to the lng of the Chester United Methodist · bless!np he had receiYed herewa& Wmll!ll he4l at the Chester Church. "God Bless America" wblch Mrs. • A prelude of patriotic music was wolf sang and the group jollied in the . presented by Mrs. Sandy Archer, chorus. and her plano selections Included . As a conclusion to the program. an '-'Dixieland," "I Love the. Sound of lm~e candleiJght interpret&.Ameiiea," and ••America,'! With the , tlon of the "Lord's Prayer" was groop joiniJig to sing 'The BatUe given by Mrs. Karr and Mrs. BaJJey . with Mrs. Ruth Karr slngiQg lt. Hymn of the Republic." Mrs. Kathryn Mora presided at Responsive reabings !rom the hymnal were "Independence Sun· the meeting with 51 shut·ID and sick caJis belngreported. 'lbeJulyplcnlc day" and "Nadonal Concern." Mrs. Helen Wolfe gave a brief life of the group was held at the borneol resume on lrvil1i Berlin, ~usslan· Mrs. Mora. A ..... _ -·m.~e~-·,· M"dclleport, Ohio rv1 ·-•v- JUJtln Flnlaw, Puneroy, Joseph Patriotic program·topic ·of Chester gathering delivery !lel'VIoo. ~idtf, July __ )~-1984 _;:::;.__.. Gerald Lee OW Jr., Radne. Thill Marie Hill. Racine. paran Jay Carson, ~. "Ronald Cialr Cozart; PMleroY' Jlllle Elbelfeld, · Pa'ilefOY, Brent Athens, wD1 i'ecetve help paying tor schooL tbelrl!IM-:JteicoJieReeducatloQs. Students recelvlD& the scholar· The $700 acholarshlps to the 49 ships for the next IICbool year are students are flun the trust fund David Eldon Galli, Chester. Joan established lnthewDlofADden;onB. Lee Tamler, LaDpvllle, ftandaJJ Kllible, Reedsville. David Bahr, lJJn& Botttm, Scott KlbblewasaJI!e.longempJoyeeof Michael Dl1lao, Lana Bottcm. carl ' Goodyear Tire and Rubber Cool· C. ~Lalla~. Clair Alan pany. At his death In 1974, he ll!'ft Morris, L(qr Boltool, Tlonas $'100,(XX) for the trust. The Interest Richard Spencex. Loria BoUan. .from the money was first admln1s- · Charles Gregcry Bush. Middleport; tered In 1m. Devid Paul Hottman, Mlddlepcrt. . To receive the·scholarshipS; the .. .Mark Al1eu Slmpem, Midd1epQrt. applicants must be residents of Shen'y Renee AmoJd, PcrneroY. RETIRED- Waller Croob Who delivered mUk In MelgsOiunty for more thaD four decllde'l hae retired. 1be mlk ~are empty, Ids big yeDow trucks are parlled. and lor lbe ftnt time In Jon&er thaD anyone Cllll remember Meigs County Is wllhout doc!McHioor mUk • ·, ' Sermonette • Scriptures clearly teach that there are three depths to the "Word of God": .MUk, Meat, Strong Meat. ln 1 Peter2: 2wearetoldtodestretheslncere "milk'' of the word. . ·: The true sptrltual state ol one partaking of this milk Is classified as a .. . : babe. It Is also stated 'In Hebrews 5: 13 that everyone that usetli the · :. milk Is unskillful In the word of righteoUsness. · ·· We can understand In these scriptures. the "milk of the word" Is , a place where we start our christian life, and not to live on forever. ... A surprising truth.ls found In Hebrews 6:1 and 2. Six principal haste, or mUk of the word, doctrines are listed: 1. Repentance !ruin dead works ;~2. Faith toward God • 3. Doctrine of baptlsr:ns • 4. Laying on of bands 5. Resurrecdon of the dead 6. Eternal juclgement 1... • Verse one states "Therefore lea~ the principles of the · • doctJilne of Christ." It refer.; to the partaking of these hastes, but also growing Into - . . things. Sadly enough most sermons, teachings, · ::and even the "lf!e" christians live·rarely go beyond these prlnclpal doctrines. Paul ran Into this problem with the church In Corinth. I Corinthians 3:2, he could only feed the believer.; with milk and not with meat of the word. In the epistle of Hebrews 5; 12 again the heiJevers were only In milk stage of the Word and could not partake of the "Strong Meat" of the Bible. This brings us to a very Important question, what Is the "meat of · ··. the word of God?" The answer Is found In John 4: 32 and 34. Jesus '• stated, "I have meat to eat that ye know not of. My meat Is to do the wUI of hbn that sent me, and to Hnlsh his work." The meat partook of was doing the wiD of God. What Is tile · will of God? It Is simply the Bible; the word of God. Jaml!s 1: 22 tells us to IIi! "doers of the word, and not hearers only." When we apply this sCripture to our life, we balance our sptrltual diet with n:teat and stroria meat of the Bible. Once In realril of having more than "mUk" ln our diet we wUl find joy and !ulflllment In our christian life. - Rev. ,. Michael Panglo, Pastor, Christian Fellowship. . Jesus 0 ,. ' .• �•• • • • •' Fii I y, July 13, 1984 Ohio Daily Sentinel ""' Friday, July 13, 1914 -------- .. The .Daily Sentinel 11 PHONE 9·92-2156 I . 3 1• Hom• for Sele 32-Mobile HomH for Sale 33-Farma for Bile 34-Buatnelt BuHdlng~ 3 S-Lota • Acrllga 28-RHI Eatete Wanted ·- i lllfllrryllll'r'l S1~r V11.1:·, . 41-Houaeafor R.ftt 42-Moblla HomH for Rent ·4 3· Farm a for "ent 44-Apertmenttor Rent · 46-Fumllhed Roome 46-Spece f,, Rent ' 4 7-Wanted to Rant 48-Equlpment for Rent 49-Forlea" . 1 1-Help Want'd . 1 2· Situated Wanted 1 3-lnturence · 1 4-Bualneat Training 1 15-Bchoola , 1 8-Radlo, TV. CB Repelr 1 7-Miacellaneoua 1 8-Wanted Til Do Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE the. Gi lmore.· Said appllc(llion will be by pethion to be filed in sa1d CoUrt. on Of after the 20th day of August. 1984. Bated this 1Oth day of July. 1984. • · Carolyn Kay Gilmore !:":'.J""' 1111 Siijl!'li" ,\ I , ~,~'!' 1111 SI' f V lt.t' 1\ 81-.Homelmprovementa 82-Piumblno • ...etlnil 83-Excevetlng 'B4-Eiectrlcal • Refrigeration 81-G..,iral Heulh•g · · 88-M.H. RIIPIIr 87-Upholatery 81-Ferm Equipment 82-Wantedto Buy 83-Uveatoc:l! 64-Hey & Grein 66-Seed & Fertilizer 82. Albany. Oh1o. cause why such application 1tc ____ J~~~~~~~~~----tl ~ ROYAL OAK PARK CAMPGROUNDS St. Rt. 7-Pomeroy, Ohio UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 123 CAMPSITIS . : CAMPING: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Seasonal (Eiectricily, nttr. - r l Primitive Campin1 Available Fishin1 included with campin1 ' SWIMMING: Daily (Lifquard on dutv) 1Sij411. Divi"' loor,o. IIOirtlwllk & Snlcf sw.l) · For The Beol In Outdoor Family Recreation ROYAL OAK PARK ·· MRS. STARR that effectwritten and anstatement( accmpanytng receives s) to request for oral heanng in this maner. the case w ill be decided on mt"idavits to be submitted by the app1ic8nt herein. Further information may be obtaihed by contacting the Public Uiilities Commissi on of Ohio, 180 East 8715-Pt. Ple11ant 4158-Leon 678-cApple Grove 773-MotQn . B82-Naw Haven 8915-Letart 937-Buffalo . SATIS~Y . 111. L. "Bud" llcGHEE Brohr-Auction Service Chi!Yilemloy, . llei&s Counly Associltt & UPHOLSTERY PUaUC ANNOUNCEMENT CLEANERS 35115 Olk HIII .ROid Bottom. OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 Equiplllnt RKOIII!IIIIdtd IIY leldina Clrpel ll•u- . 'FREE ESTIMATES" '7-9-1 mo. 375. Racine. Oh 45 771 . National Bank. Racine.· Ohio. UVE ~ND EVERY · WEEKENQ -:----:=-:--::-~--:-- Ba~~ftr~~~ 1 ~nto S/Wagon l "Mud Rivet Band" Futurinl IJin~y T1nnant Somethi111 SpeCial . For The Ladies Every Sunday Nipt 9:00 to 1:00 · 6/14/1 mo. The HNB reserves the right to bid at the sale and to remove any or all items from the sale at any ttme. · Edgar B. Taylor Wife and daughter JoceiY.R & Fam1ly ..nae. $34,900.00. TEAFORD VIRGIL B. SR. 218 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(6141·992·3~26 NEW USTIIIG - Neal one ftoof, 3 bedroll': · Remodeled · ns~ and • ~~ :!. refriR& lor, cen, c:,\:S ""'- bmment. nice dirt a.raee and one level ac:re for jusl $32.500. NEW umNG - In Syracus!, 3 bedroom ranch. lUI IJilse. ment. equipped k~chen, copper plumlin& radiant Ilea FOR SALE (1) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Tint ICrtl will! • nicsli consiJut:W'CIIIC. blacli homl 26x30, 3 ~ 0111 IQOIII IQOIII, lillh. 12xl5 liviw lild .241124 flmily Patlally Clljlll!id. near lhe schools: $~001 ~ Pri:ed ID sel blocll w1ler ~ lluilditt. ~2) . TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Down· "-Irs tq~lpptd " ·1111 ll~htn, . IIYIIII !Ojlll, dlllilll room Md d"dda: upstllr1 ·hal twli lied· I'OOIIS lild C!lll ..u.: liouH· also 1111 blltment. Lot size appr,ox. 41'x301'• .1teds~. . QUAlitY - Six rm. house, ID .... heat. full blsement. dlil. PfiCII. nice lOt and view. FARII ,_ 73 minellls. hay Wllbloclllllflll, . . all Rt. 241, COIIIIrJ ...... y, milt •at II Chlltlr, Only 101111 - Smal 2 bed1110m. blth. PS hel, porch and Ilia! fuel oH tun. IIIII fd.. tits fw ~- l2x15 0!18.... ..... DI,ECTIONS: South 5 mi. beloW Gllli/ polis on Ollio Rt. 7 croalllccOon Cll ~- · Tum rWII & follow 11p11. good streel lndudes 1!1!81,1!, kilclietl equiooed with ref., dishwaslill, (IlliG, cel)lrll a~. 60x120' lol All this tlr only Who Passed Away July 13, 1983. :OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE \ 992·225; NEW USTIIIG - liddltport - Neal 3 bedroom home on In Memory of Stllllovld, still missed, and Vlry delr. ,__..,,. your camper a permanent home. 46353 Seoul Clmp Rd. C~ester. Ohio Ph. 98&-4289 II No An-r. Coli 915-4382 · We Sorvlco All ' Mokii .. MOdlll Anttnlli lnstallltlon Hotso CIIIJ 11d Shop ServiCI Atllilabll Insured .PH. 742-2328 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. · MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Cqmplote Gutter Work · Complote Remodeling • Roollng,of an Typeo Worked In home lroa For 111 your wirina . needs; furnace' repair service and installation. Residential , & Commercial · Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 ~ M or L. $upply, near buildln& .... Halrisoi1'IMie. 11111Dl£PORT - Nicely II· :'.~\~ 00:.::: lir furnoi:t & bIll ftlenl coumY IMIIII -2.5ms in .... ReiMcleled 6 rm. home, 111 FA Una, tlum. siding& ...... Price leductd. NEW UmiiG - Tuppon Pllins - Rand! home wilh 3 bedrooms. iepante .-. attached ~ wtJOdluner, plus electric 1111 heal Ati~Jrox. 1 ac:re lol $35.500.00. NEW USflfiG - Chlstw T-lip - I acn1 lot .Mth 2 ll!dnxim 12'k50' mobile home. add-on family room, I car garege. $6,001.00. , NI.W umNG - bedroom home, lull baae.fnent. nice level 2 acres Willi !lhed. crib, ciher IUIJuildin&l. Alsl includes 2 ll!druorn mobile home Willi equipped klclten. $27,000.00. NEAl IUTIAIID - wilh eqlip!Milt shed end a nice fruit and rar porch. $37,600.00. GOOD 111'111111, ~ IUSINESS IIILDIIIII -Willi 211111111&...- , ,. EUGENE LON Ph. (6 SALES & SERVICE IIEIIS Owner wn An IN .::r. . . Oftllr - ll!i ICI8S Willi blm, sheds 11111 ' - ~~end · ~ . shuwina . 1 F1nn Equipmint ~..ltl DGtlltT-fii..Htz .-TMiall . . . . I Jo ~~~- •• win- Farm 'lqulpment Service ..-a ------. ho-. ~ ... ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Now Hci-.,-bttMin taiHdellna lniUIIIICI WOrk Bides: NOW A 'IAitABLEI THE DITCHING SERVICE I "SUPER 94" Tilt 111ott powerful prelllillll psolln• In Tht lit Bend•u. ~ C'l'\: Pol: RoofllllTort A11111in111 & VinJI Sldinp GAS .LINES WATERLINES SEWAGE LUtES 'ITcHII'S MASoN SERVICE FRE~ ESTIMATES oioly AI BUS.: RES.: CENTER M011n, W.Va. 985-3813 985-3837 ' Now Servint SouthHatern Ohle Wolfe Investigations, Inc. GREENLfAF TERIIIT£ & PEST CQNTROL Racine, OH. PH. 949-2320 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES ' CALL 446....522 "We "PIBISTIMATIS" • 7~/1 mo. G'S CARPENTER lft~:J oWIIIIM oDiallwtohono -11--"""-,- KIN'S . APPLIANCE SIIVICE U·SAVI ........ AUTO ···--··· RENT 1~11'1 I • SERVICE I ••* 1--------- 1--------- '!:::' :;:;::::;:;====== BRAUN & ASSOCIATES ..-u.. LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE -con-- f. ....tile ":"'.......... •lluallll ,, .. I -lodn11,_, ' . '-t2""'"""'4 IOU C~, Ohl. • :1-.:· room. ._lor . -Addenlllllll Nllla:d lin 1 V. C. YOUNG' U'I PARTI elM( IIRYICI 1'----------- DON'T'BUY "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Ae11t fet l.eu" Chlllpeill, Comiiiii'Cial, Re1idtlllal I Industrial • All Wort lual'lnltld . -m. G&w .PLASTICS & SUPPLIES li/18/1 mo. pd. 6/2011 mo. ll ·l·tft RIDENOUR TV 'APPLIANCE 94 Octane Ethanol Enhlnced Avollable v..,. 11 Experlenca GREG ROUSH PH. 992-71183 or 992-22B2 litaiiVCni room, . . . . CDhliiDIMI& nice lOt 11111 I 2 . 113 W.• 2nd St. Pomeroy, OH. Open: 9:00 to 5:00 Closed Thursd1 s Dollar I ~«!':"1 Jr. · ....... ~~b~ln~o:t;~m~i:oc:.~~=;::=··-­ Autliorizad Jolin Dttre, fllW umNG- lilt; 1'11'----~-..,....-...:.J - Nile 2 bed!OMI fW1Ch wllh aeraae·workshop. $34,900.00. . w . Now Hollanll, Bus• iloa 414/ ft car . -olr. U, S•.RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO .Part• & . ~ --. ' ACCENT TOM'S SHOE REPAIR BOGGS Jill CLIFFORD PH. 992·7201 ''· lt. 160 OPEN nLL PARK ••free EdmltH'' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FAll coum - •OOZER · BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELO SERVICES 'OUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK "CUSTOM BUI~T HOMES "WATEII, QAS a OIL UNEI 20yea..- ~- - 1-'--------- EXCAVATING v 28 bd llmily room wilh firelllace, 4-5 bedrooms, dining room, prely likher\ ·one balh, and llrae l*ily room. Approx. 3 acres IIAI POIIEIIIJ - 1.1. 10 1001111101M I IIWIIII · ICl. Clleltlr A 2 sloly, 3 T-'!Jp - J&F CONTRACTING Vinyl & Aluminum . _........,g · PULtiNS ,.·Service thll Tewers ~bove Tile Resl"6118 " "'· ,.. 3-5-tfc West Columbia 9:00 A.M. 1he Racine HOme Softly the leaves of 1111mory fall, Gently I pth1r and treuure them all, Unsean, unheard, you are always near, DOCK •soAT RAMP ."BATHHOUSE ··PRIVATE •ELECTRIC .'-viATER & Bonded JONES BAR PUBUC NOTICE Saturday. July 14. 1984 at sale at Public ""'*'' -- - Public Notice .. w1ll after for 1 ...... Pt.Piiiasiirif .... ~ERVICE •LAND CLEA~ED .SEPTIC SYSTEMS · eGRAVE( HAULED .. r--------.:..-----..---tl PERSONAliZED POOLS S&W TV AND APPLIANCE TROMM EXCAVAT.ING i.ona f~eturars. Now ~BOAT YOVR NEEDS' CARPET Public Notice E.M-.io,W POMEROY,O. •• .... 1·13-tfD Phoni 742·3171 ;. Big Foot Park _, SERVICE We can r1~ir and re;. core rad1ators . and heater cores. We can also acid boil ind rod out radiat11rs. We also repair Gas Tanks. ·~ · 992-2196 reserves right to rt\liect any and all b ids. Bids should be mailed ro . MarQ1e Wolle. Cler~ Box ,_.rook eooil P&S BUILJJINGS Middleport, Ohio By · Mary Secretary Orlinskl. . -----·.Gaiiipolii-----:--· oi'* • .. ALL STEEL POLE BUILDINGS PAT HILL FORD We US. Von Schrldtr auction the following on !he' 6,14-992-7024 ... Broad S1reet. Colu'mbus. Ohio bids on a 1976 S 150 Ford Pickup. 6 cylinder. as is. All bids 43215 . must be sealed a'ld be THE PU8UC UTILITIES COM- opened at 7 p.m. on August 13 at the Village Hell. The Board MISSION OF OHIO Ann .. Up to 1 I word• .. . On• day lnaertion .. , ....... n.oo Up to 18 wordo ... Three dey lnoartlon .. .. .... $4,00 · Up to 11 Worda ... Six d~tv inaertion .... .. .. ... $7.00 (Average 4 worda per lin a) Busmess Services· 1H57V6K458542 •• 982-Middlaport Pomeroy 986-Chlater 343-Portland 247-Letart Falla 949-Reclna . 742-Rutland 187-CoolvUia RADIATOR .-u .. --··· ..F,.c:;n;iirov ·· ...... · : "!z Public Notice The Board of Public Affairs.of the Vi ll~ g~ of Racine will accept bedrooma. t•rden 1pot. D..,._ SIDING CO. _-=====~=;;=:::::;=======:-'16X12Y1 1976 96032 Olds Cutlass S. Real Estate General _ 3G37R6M255918 1976 Chevy Monte Carlo .I 448-GeHipolla ·387rChlthirtl should not be granted should 1ile with the Commission a w ntten statement detailing ~a id reasons on or before July 30. 1984. Unless the Commission 171 13, ltc ClEAN RESTROOM$ & HOT SHOWERS BAIT & LP GAS AVAILABLE BASKETBALL COURT & SWING SETS • •• • MaoonCo .. WV Ar;ta Code 304 ·' Commtsston of Ohio for authority to offer _and promote intrastate tntercit\1 telecommu n· i cations services . within _lhe State of Ohio. Any interested person. firm. corporation. or entity who can shOW' good Or Melga County Ar• ·code814 248-Ri.o Gronde 2158-Guyen Dlat. 843-Arobll Dlot. 379-Wel.nut , Hom" for Sale s.,., yoor old homo, thrH ~-.,.,..-----­ 31 Home• for Sale Sentinel Page 9 · ______......,,_,l -:--------r- ---------:-.,.l..:.. . Gaille County Ar•Code814 388~Yinton I Town$hip Trustees enacted the tax budget for fiScal 1985. A summarY of the enacted budget showing intended ·uses · of Revenue Shanng available for public ·•i n,spectio·n at the home of clerk. At. 3 Box 171 13. Classified pages cover the · following t~leph.one e;tchanges .... LEGAL NOTICE t71 13. 1tc 614~992·7111 . 71 -Autos lor Sala 72·Truckt tor Sala 73-Vana&4WD 74-Motorcycln 715-Boata & Motora 76-Auto Parb. ACCIIIOrlaa 77-Auto Rapalr 78-Camping Eqylpmttnt OF THE UNITED STATES TRANS.MIS· SION SYSTEMS. INC. has ADOPTED. BUDGET On July 7. 1984 Columbia appl1ed to the Public Utilities make application to the Common ·Pleas Court . Probati on· Oivlsion·of Meigs.County. Ohio. for an order to ch~ng e her chnd's name to Sheena Leanne . Notice is hereby given that AVIIJLABIUTY undersigned intends to . Public Notice NOTICE OF Notice is hereby given that •• 61-HouMIIold Goode • 62-Cii. TV & R•dlo Equipment 153-AntlqUII 64-Miac. Marchandloe l16-1luldl119 Buppllll 156-Peta for 81l1 157-MuolcellnatrUmento . 158-Frulta • Vegetables 69-For Sale or Trade 2 1-·autlneu OP.,ortunlty 2 2· Money to Loan 23-Profealional hiVIcet 1 ·Cent ot Thankt(pald In advance) 2-ln ...,_.,. .,. (paid In advance) 3-Anriouncement• 4.Giv•way ·a, Happy Ad• 8·LOttand Found • 7 · Yird Sale(pald In advance) 8-Publc Sale. &Auction 9-~anted to Buy 31 Daily Pu""'" ~~I' I 1.11 I IIIII '.I' 1111.1111.1.11 The HelpWented ' M-l•w-Hondooreteo: Hiring n- d......,•trMoro. · ""*up MI... Honil. 8hop. own lpm, no ng or ·dellveltnt· no 2 khteno to .o goOd """"· I _ _ ,, F- ~1100 kit. Coli 44e-2311. In Ga.. co: col 441-4113 or Glendlno 11 4 · A olnole cablriel. Call 317· 7770. 4441·32112. 1-:---------=::.._ AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ,~ 11111111111:1: 11 11: IllS Ohio .... . · 2101 Lincoln Aw. IY. ,p el. I ~~.....-.r\ll!"lilftlll< ,. -moblo lollfl. 304-1171· For Rent In ,_with DPI""' 1047. -· ESP CARD AND to buy. a •"· fencld Yon!. CaM 114-448-2081 nighto. Middleport & Vicinity PSYCHIC READER N - lilting, moVIng to Rl 124,Polllaroy Ohio Mil. 3 bedroom. 2full botho, & Vicinity Tells your 11111, prtHnt T'hrM bldroom1, oentrel •lr~ M•do 'Addn. 8~ --- · -· · · ··· ···· ···--~---··· · · · 1nd future. Advice on 111 ' 1 femole kitten, CeH · 441- lobylltter paper, ....... ,... oen1 MIUmlblt. lo1n. - -3:00PM· 9 olnyt yro. • t 'I'·-Eve. BoJ iom Flu ---··--····. -·· -· · -·--· --·-··· ~ loouloted. loto of utroo. prlcod 1oo: Frulen 1111t1tn of lift. . family boclt yorjl •"'· 11114. 1:00AM mature lody Mefklt. 1 ~very wMklnd. 2 -pllnt.-hedgoroge. 304-17&·142&. Frldoy • Sal. 13th • 14th. 9 ......... C I n n U.S . 3& Fruleto Bottom, 110 outdoor arlit. awningo. All rullillp 1re prjvalt Also Tra!'smisslo" Free to horno. odult N~d Rd. - d mony oxtroo. Col 441-2183 WV1- 20Q82, Pooloro Wtl· till · 4. Nice cleon ...,ch'lonlnd cllllfldtlllial. Ownw tr1n1fwrred, mu11 co''rrie . Don Frizler · dioo. 3 houoo1 do"ltn ,from:- : ... female Cllt • ldttono. Coli trallior Oft llgllt piO 'Mem«y Ill 1:00PM, II:OOPM ool. OliO. oond. •aa.ooo.oo. Mu'o Inc. In Middlepors; _ PH , 992-5682 . 1157 7tiiS1. 441-7211 oflor 4 :30. Gardeno e-ery. OporoJor. 304-715&-2779. col It 4·241·1118. 277 M1in St. ) ~ t11 ,000.00 - n. Aooume Parbnllu'l- If. VI. or 992-7121 BY.· pet: loon. 304-11711· 10 give -•Y· Pert Golllpollo RotoN Merchant ·HCM!H tor olio 3 bdr. 1 y, ·~3orogo Solo July 8 thru t 3. H•rry Bolley'o1128 E. Moln, '• flllt lora lnfon11tlon 1121. collll • !INgle. Coil 11.,: ..... -Olivo ltllo 1111'· fir •--Ono milo C!Ut Rt. 2 t 8 off Rt. Pomeroy. Fridoy • . Soturdoy 1 Clll 304-421-3192 116-4188. oon. Muot hove !fOOd. op- ...lh • ergo roomo. op,...., 7. Blftlli kldo ond maternity July 13 a. 14. 8oby ciOihln,g. , wood· flcioro. nco,..,. Houn lor oole, BY. oooumo: .po.,.nco oll(ll love 10 . 2 part-aoldon llib puppieo 8 tho pulollc, Light cloonlng fonoed In yerd. In town, blo loan. 13,0oo.oo·d-n, ~ '•f!.?;t:""·lo'c""o· booko. cur· L1di11 petite to 18,h , winter colts. · •I•• ...wlta. ofd; 2 black port 1"" ond IVoning .houro owntr movlp~g. 139.81)9. bojlroomt, t y, botht, 'Iorge ·~ • m · ' ' J . ----~--------~~ 2th, · Co11441· 79015. . · lot. Coli 304-e78-1841 bo· Thurn~y 493 Ook puppilo I montho old; 7 wk. requlfM. Plnoo oond photo 1 Big 41omlly yarcloale. 1 0 am • FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS 1:30, 171.4318 aftor odlclcklblogle pupllilo; port blue ond IHUIIII .10 Box .200 In Fino home in Middleport. foro· Drive. Clothing for ovo· 'o 8 pm , July 13 tl< 14, naor ' puppleo 1 Wko. old; B ..,. of Golipollo DoHy Trib· Clooo to oohoolo. hlghMt 1:30. · Computerized H11rin1 Aid S.ltelion · ry-. twin ·bod. complete Hidden Lekei. W•tch for ~ port ml-uro coiN• 7 w11o uno, B21 3rd. AVe., Golllpo1 ~--1 e14 voccuum cloonor. Coll114· signs from Route 7 r Fu;nl· .:. Swim Molds • lnterpretinl Services . 01 P·~ old; kltt•o • coto. von.ty of Ho. Ohio 41131. • 1 roort~t ond both. l>ooo· 388·81811 or 448-7287. · v• Iu•_-- 0W0 turt. •ntlquea,,microcompU- ,. 82 94 1 9 1 rnent~ oorpot. luol oH fur· · ogH,olln.•color.Humono 1--'--~ . - - ' - - - -ters. appllencea. phono- • Society. Coli 814.- U2· loroh Coventry now hiring ~~~2bd 2 noco,gorogo,cltywoltorond Yl;d ·sole Julv 12•16, groph, dryer. clock. chilli. LL1SA 11d.CKIOCH, II.S. r.. clotorn. 4 plut ocreo, povod Bldweii-Rodnoy Rd oocond 1501 or 182· 1427. lull limo, port tlrno, for Nioo• romo-1cenH craft kitt, roofing, Avon. 111 inieal Audioloclst Inti< •low coli Undo ol 441· _.., 1287 lb. IOboCCO rood. cll>oo to oohool. Loon toyt. booka . recorda. " troller on right off Rt. 35. X 2 ldnano. 304-871.-3470 2211, oc;coptlng coHo from booo. SR. 184 - -. 304-4118·tl43 . clothes, misc. · Bld>HII-Rio Orondo. Coli--~---__;,--" oftor 2:00 PM. · 3-8:30. , 1 - -...:...,_ _ __ 114-2411·128B. ! (614) 446-7&19 or (614) 192-6601 2, bedroom, living room, YordSoleJuly12.13,128 •.. comblnollon dining room Founh Avo. Lot• of dloh11. Yard aale, 4 milea on At. .. 417 Second Avthut, Box 1213 . • I hofnlle• ldttene. Ill CO· Telephone · •••••people 1 kltchon. 1 both, full boN· _m_l_oc_._it_orna_·---~- 143. Fridoy • SoturdoyJuly needed , e»eperience prelort. 304-773-111,43. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · 1 t3 • 14. Antique wooh 4 bdrm. on Lwr. nlcolot. VA oooumo- 1 "" otory lwfed, not IIICOitOIY- Aioo . Riv. fld., lg. •roorno, Y. rnent, ble gy, kion. Low 40'o... Mt. Gorogo Salog111 5 Wod lhru atend • co.o.k stove. piroon with orMII cor lor bot-ilnl, buck otovo, oo· Sol. oome furniture llo fie . '----------;------...!.l71~12~/J.I~m!!JO- I a ,_hlr oito, good-- .light ''"""'- dollvery. Coil ero. 2' ldttono. 304-1711- 441-2014 .•• lor St-. . poroto 20x40 gorogo, In· V-Avo, 304·e?l-lll24 1737'4 Chothom Ave. City . fCobin H1ning, McCumber 11 .3777. . ground pool. Coli 114·448· .•,..".,.'"'-~-P_M_.-~--,..:I! ill Rd, (co. rd. 41. 1 mi. from • · 1221. · bedr0oma, living roOm, Sycamore Street~ Fri. & Set. Ft. Melgo. Friday 'Ito Sotur· , • ~inyl & ~lu~inum 3 Scrop rnotol, youro f1W for Aoolotont Orgoniot .nMded · July 13 • 14. Avon bottleo. 1 & houllng -ov- Cell B:OO to ot Groco Eplooopol Church. 2 bdr, houoo for ooll. ' car ..n Ing, ' den, 11'1'. lot. exc phor1o 'records, k'nick kn•ck. day; dlahwasher, ·antiqUe • SIDING blld (ovor 100 v.ro. oldl. locotion. ·134.000.00. 100 I:GO. 304-878-1333. Coli 114-882-3881. g1rege. nur shopping cen· por cont flnon~lng if qwollfy · Wolk Tlifoufth Houoo Solo. stlreo. antiques. diahe•. .. 1-------'-tor. For more inlormotlort A•0111 Rool E - . 304· I'PliiC . ltema. ' .. BISSELL Sizes Start From 12'116' "' " Helpll 3 otroy fOund. Moturo lomole woniOd to coli 441-4782. 87&-11104, Corokl Y-or lat. 1u3Ferry8t .. Konouge. • phone 304-171-1134. bobyolt 2 ~onln my UTILITY BUILDINGS Brokor, H-ord L Yoogor. Oh. Anllqun. appNonceo, Garege • yard aale: July 13 •' horne dullng tho oohool 111 oll~in. · fumltur 0• mioc. 10AM-7 till oil io oold. 9 i .m . till dortt.Sizes from 6'x6' Up "Bellutlfut. Cuatom Norwoglon Elknound. fo - yoor. Colll14-848-2111. Low modern houM to be E.callent b1rgaine "here . 90 to 24'x36' Built Garegea" movod off lot 30al0. Coli 3 br,· 1 both, oil ollctrlj:. GoUipoUo Floe M'arkot Opon per cent priced betwHn 1 mole.~ld-•lfOild home, 304-JI37·2003 if no Monogor for lociol buolnitoo- 441-9777 or 4441·3182. · foncocl yord, Moodo-ook every Sot. 11o Sun. Indoor· Insulated Doa_Houses Call for free sidin1 •s· • • ••· N- diohoo, - loolp colllng. 'muot bo -lveond ...vo Outdoor year round. Fr" cont ..,.,._ In blende.r a, corning Wife· BY. Pet. ouumoblo. 111 1 .~ d timates, 949-2801 or Priood roducod 3 bdr~ horne. Dr. 1 U14.00 month. 304-876· m -on, onaot pro uco. never been uHd; solid woa-'· 2 belutlfullong hoirld cud- •dollvory. Wrillbox72t-O. 1 .... of lond, Rt. 12. 11411. Racine, Oh. · homo cookod lunch, home chop·ping block tibia ,.... · 949-2860 dley kltt.,o. oftor 1 call Tho Dolly Slnllnol, PomeChorlooton Rd. Cell 304blllild pleo • broad. Now Ph. 614-843-5191 vacumn; tQyl • · 'lllo Sunday Calla 11 4-882· 7814:· roy, Ohio 41788. · 171-48B7 or 114-441· Mrgalns every week. Lo- Hoover a•rp••llkenew;flowerpotl:~ ·-· cated . ot Rt. 36 • 1811 on 8281 ' hanging pl1ntera, arid much ··~ 32 Mobiie Hpmes Five pupploo · mixod ·hound. forrn• Tholor Ford proi)Orty, more va~d care :eqL~Ipment. Shuetlons 8 yr. old wotor. front home. · for Sale 44e-7037. ·· kitchen. blthroom. livin·g.:: "'""" ''end fomlln. :io4- 12 oxc . condition. · U,OOO _,.;__ __.__ _ __ Wanted ' room, 1nd bedroom fhl:turq, ·. · 1• down. ow- flnonoo. Coli Yord Solo 4th Ave .. Bidwell. mony brond now, endtob.. O: na-mo. . ·-· 114·251·12111 oftor IPM. · .NEW ANO USED MOilLE Ad brick .house . July lempa, end many pic:turee , ... HDMEB- KEISEL'II QUAL· 12,13.14. . RlvonrlPei'Silnol Core and picture frem• here tO 'MAINTENANCE, SERVICE & INSTALLATION ITY MOillE HOME SALES. choooa from. N - a. uold .• · Ht~m~,lotty M.,_ · Now undor conotNctlon. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. Yord Sole 833 4th Ave. July FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE & IN-GROUND clothing. coott • ohooo; 4 6 loll and Found • • VOCOIICY lor - - , WIH ool 00 lo, or 01 ony liT 38. PHONE 114·4441· 13-14. 9 to 6. Boyo, girlr • poroon. CoU 1-304-773mnea North from PomeroY. .. womenaje•n.' rornolnlng otogo. 1loreo - - . 7274. • Free Water Analyala At Store o .r Pool Site 2 on Rt7 to Eoglo Ridgo Rd. FOUND Small black . . _ IBB . , room,1Y. botho. olect. hoot. l - - - - - - - - Turn righ) and go 1 V. rililtlo. · . molnton- ..Wior. llborty Corovon Yord Sole Fn-all day, Sot. till 992-7412. holreddotl-whllaclloot. 11- • ......... for--, ono Wide Range of ~hemicals & Suppli~a ooro lot, I .mlloo from 1979 For informallon ool It 4- _ . . , roomo lor Eureka. t4a70, 3 bdr .. fr-kltchon, 2:00 on Bull Run Rcod in Hennen Tree• dining. living 241-8114. room with Vinton. 814-388-8304. worldne mon. RoatOnoblo. '498 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. - ~- 101. -lily con· waodbumifttl fireplace. Mth LOST Gormon Shophortl flo. _c_ol_l_8_1_4-_1_9_2·_50_22_._ _ otnlotlon. Carpet. point, otc. 1 - gor..., tu". nlco op- Yord Solo Soturday July 14. Middleport, OH. & Vicinity - mole. Mercerville orea. Opening for 'on .elderly Stll - - t27,100.00 to pllenc.. m·any fe•turel . 1 O:AM. Unwe>od Dr.. Rio op-. 140,000.00. Colt Grinde. Toys, clothing, miac 441 (Loclyl, very ohy. Coli • woman In my hclme It · t 972 ...mont 12a10. kit· PH. 991-2549 or 773•5634 · ... ... ....... ......... items. "' till or 448·31512. Tupporo Ploino. Coli 814- 814-211-1707. - - living, 2 bdr.. 1 both Yard Sale. Thuro · Sat. 4l6 6125/1. mo. no tun.nce or . llppUanca. Fir:._t St. Avon bottlea Loot: lrlndle colorod plt.bull _1_1_7_'1_3_2_8 ·_ _ _ __ Col 4441·0902 8:OOAM to II Fomily·Yord Sale Soturdoy boO~•· glaa1ware. clothea: 1 onlyl Lot 28 at Johnoon doll nornid Tiger. Loot - n Nico 2 bdr. utHily n>Om, 4:00PM. . Trailer Park acroa1from Blue goo~ voriot~. · WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Co. Gorogo, Rook~nao , ..,...,.....;.:_______ llroge. ,nice yllrd, - fur· Fpuntlln Motel. 9:00-1 oroo. 1200. Reward tor hlo 1B , an ted to 0 o PH. . 992-i'D13 recovery. Coli .S-ort'o nonoo, n- hot wotor toonk, t 978 Noohuo 3 bodroomo. Baby clothoo. cr•ft• & mloo. Frlond Sot. 13th end 14th 9 • 01 I bllth end ""· ..... wooden till 4. 3 milor out Sond Hill 992-2881 'or 742-2421. . prlcodright. Col441·1881i. utility New Che..y Truck... . · bldg., undorpinning. Rd. turn right ort Shrine Club YARD SALE . Wandl -DOZERS FENQER ........ ,.... 176.95 2 or 3 lidr. IICIOd locotion tor air conditioner, drape,. Rd. Curtolno, unllormo. biLOot: from blue ¥on In WIN pitoloocco. Cait ~BACKHOES, 00015 ............ 1149.95 ,...... wh llnator. Inc. AI· Alho'r, Bidwell vlllago. All cyqle peru. mini bike Rutlond, vorlouo ltorno, on 114-21~ 1528. ochoolo • • · nice horne day Mondoy. Bonjo, motol ~DUIIP TRUCKS oumoblo loon with down l:f()ODS, ........... I174.95 130.00. stero. stove, diaJuly B or 1 . Lo~ reword. lor omoll femlly or olngll ,.~ .......t condr- detector, other items. -LO-BOYS IUMPIIS .......... 169.95 hwesher; boys, girls clo· loc:atod in PI ,...._ FREE Odd -Job·lor-•lcoo. For - · Aloo, 1 173 1""70 tlon. c• 114-317-0881 . Coil 8 14-892-81 B. -TRfNCHER thing. Much more. Prices : GRilb .............. '42.50 Yord Solo Rt. 1 eo botwoon _.,.. Ill ond olrloF. M-Coode. both. portloly -WATER • Jl. SUPfiOIIT ....... II4.95 Loot youne flomoll Dobor· ~owtonly. Coi~441-BIBC! fur;niohod.2 Coli lt4:88g.. 12xBO Skyline mobile VInton and Ewingtom. Fri. & very cheap. r SEWER -• rnon rnlot. block with ton ......-I. . TAIL GATE ......... I85.00 horne, 2 bdr .. portlolly fur· Set. 10 to 1 -GAS liliES . 811 2511 Jefferton ·Ave ., : potoh on a · morklngo, FORD NNDER .... 169.95 -SEPTIC STSTEIS - · CoM 4441-0274 oftor houtehold, i'ama. children• • Yord Sole Klicke;. Rd. Sot. toya, clothe~ • .fabric, misc. " choot -"''I red - r ond -.oltln my homo. Cali Gnen T-nohlp- beou· IIPN. 8UMPII ............ 169.95 LARGE or •SMAU JOIS tog Bo f!lollo. 114-38?-74441. lilul, 2 otory homo, 4 or 11 1-=------__;• July 14. Alao Some Car ltomo. Sot, July 14, 8:00 ; 7, : . PH. 992,2478 304-871·1184 on bock. 1---:.-:, - - - - · l c - llclr.. 11'1 batll, laral LR • 117B Noohuo mobile homo. Fenclors Avoiloblo 6/20/1 mo. pd. DR, ut11ty 2 bclr.. ell olectrlc. Coli Yord · Sole '4 mile out ' t50. reward: · w - wolo. drlllod • - · Kltchon, llicod. Froo ~~~-- c.. room. gore,,, .concrete 448-ot 81 or 448-3243 o-goo·c - Rd. ·ciothoo, · Yord Solo, 109 Chondler ' .. ontlqUM, fumituro, liaby D1rlvlhoo. Frhi ond Sot, Toy, ~ Loot. l.loonM Plota. 304- 814-g82·&'008orlt4-742· drloe, n1oo lot. city oo11oo1o. - .. 41'1 miloo from Galllpollo, clothoo, ond mioc. t 0-7 Sot. c 01 • ouoohold itemt, , 878·8311. • - Smith. 3147. • B....... , _ · *14.800; 1<111 Flootw12a50, chllclr<tno clothing. , 'IIITtR(SJED IN A • WIN mow yord. Golllpoll8 Will cono1c1oo rnobllll homo fuel oil hiM p1uo - d - Big Vard Sole '189 . PonoM · ' I • NEW VEHICLE ~- 14,000or-offer. mouth Rd .. Look lor lign. bSitukrdoDy, M2807 eodow; . Point Ploooont aroe. --ln. Col 441-9031:'" FENCE & SUPPLY Wo'd lilt to introduc' yo~~ to 8 - Public Sale Soturdoy only. . . roo r. etching· couch ..-ooonoblo - · oloo term Duplu apt. locatod - n Col 814-261-144&. f ......A·Cir, lilt llodtniltiiJ ond love tool. Mony other • 220 E. Main,.,.omoroy lo Auction -Coli 8711-1177. in Point Plo-nt - · to driYt tho YOkielt of ,..r wolklng-ofM-.a 1173 Schull 12all living Moving Solo 279 LeGrondo itemo. PH. 992-6931 clioico. Uftlv.bu-.gln~oOnd., room, tilt out, 2 -..omo. 81vd. olfRI. 141 , Sot:, 14th. -T----1t---~.:. No Down Pay-1 o p p l - l n -• ........,. ondwood burner. oyo. typowr ero. raft. etc. Auctlron ......, Fri. night ol I 111.1111 l.ti lower lonthly l'ly-t ..mol ' t400 mo. Col 4441-7440. 1301 Moodowbrook. 10-6 the Hoft1ord Community Aootr!lllblo low intereot p.m. Salurdiy. July 14th~ ' BLACKSTON Conur. Trvckktildo of mortgoge owner oolllng Going to OU lhlo r.111 Sovo 32 Mobile Homes rwe Cfwutd._ werv WHit. NEW CAR & .121.000 why poy _._ _ . , on houolng, buV thio for Sale Sat. I o.m. to 1J. Hhenderaon \ CoftMgrftanta of MW Mel 1 • ·. TRUCK LEASING . 21 Bualn... 1>wfocl for M ..... l bound 1818 Kll 14•10 rnobllo ---~--~--1 ocrooo rom o naton'a u ' morcho-oyo 8o1, 3M . 0 pportunlty otUdento. Col 441-1117 hamol2 bdf.. 110fumonco. 1978 Boyviow 14 x 70. Grocery. . Po~. OH. 45769 ·· Richerd Roynoldo: "frH Estimates" Auctioneer. 304-271 For Fnttr Strvior oftor IPM. . frtg., -fumiohod. · AC. 11~ rdoly Locotod amg, 01ovo, CA • WB · g·ood 3 Iom II Y yar d 10 Ie Saturday, 3088. Installation Avai11bl8 ~ ....Athon H · cond. Colll14·441-1101 July 14. 201 3rd St.NaiN • Call 614-992-6737 8 yn. old, 3 - " ' · 2 botho, · 1n I NOTICE I o Mobile orno Port< H w · TH~ OHIO VALLEY PUB- family room with wood of-minutntrornco._o. oven. omen, menllollttle ' USHING CO. recOmmend• bumof. Singll-..,..e;on Rnloh ochool with oqulty. 10a40 Richordoon. ali alec. .girlo clothoo. Stereo in ca- : 9 Wanted To Buy thot you .do buolnooo "!flth 8 flot 00 with otockld B-"' prlcod ., ...9oo. 1 or 2 bedroomo. good We liOY -1> tor llio model -~~~·you .know, ond NOT pond. City -ter In Roclill. Clll .l14-317-7131. obope, *2.800.00. 304· W~ ARE YOUR SALES ciHn uood caro. to Hnd monoy through the Colll14-.41-2141 . 1---------~:6;7;1=·=28:8;8= . =:;=:;=;::;:= 41 Houses for Rent : AND SERViCE Jl!" Mlok Chev.-Oidolnc. _ . untl you hlvelnv-13 root rilco mobile homo. 2 HEADQUARTERS FOR Ill G- Johnoon tho offoring. OW.W tran-·muot ooll bldroom fumlohed. LOW 33 Farms for Sale •ZENITH . 4441-3872 booutlful 3 bdr. film· P II I C E D - C 0 M P A R E houae. 3 bdr .. .. *SYlVAIIA .- - - - - - - - - Furnished lnvootmont property 10 ye- lly room hoo 20 ft . of THESE VALUES BEFORE 1 U20. 29 Neil AVe .. GoHipo· •SPEED QUEEI LAUNDRY Wantld-to buy uood cool • oro old, 8 unit oponment windowo for pootoroi view, YOU BUY. t2a62 • 12•44 23Y. ocro farm w~h 2 llo. Call 448-441 8 after ' •GIBSOI REFRIGERATOR Motors. Swoln Fumi- ...-ng. Ponnoylvanlo A.,.., fin- double-. firo. tlzoo. BROwN'S TRAILER houoot, born, log collin. 7PM . " lure, 4441-311•. 3rd. • Wolloton. Oh . Reoldont piece. IoriO po;dl. 40 ft. PARK. Mlnorovilll, · Ohio. good woll with plenty of'--------~ Wo Have A Yull TIOIM It:· GollpoiiO: Oh. monegor with conoiot woit- dock. - · prtvooy, ...., eon 114-882-3324. wotor end 'otocllld pond. ,. Shop Tochnidan lnglot. 1yeorloo--oll lloyol Ook Pork. 183,800. 1 - - -- ' - - - - - - Tlmborondwoodlond.8Y. Completely ' rntored EarlY, .' ' on Outy luylng dolly gold.. ulllltloo paid by renter, BY. oolurnobllty. Coli 114- Mobile Homo • gorogo, on miiM out Jorryo Run Rd. Amorlcon lomo houoo, · 2· ' ' colno,ringo,Jewelry,otorllng 11,381 por mo. ' income. 892-1420. 10.2ocrftgroun~lnCheo· Murvin T. Morrow, RR 1. bodroomt, no peto, ·ucaF ' ·n nou-enta ,.....,., wore, olcJ colne. ..... - · ~cil nogodblo pooolblo 2nd 1 - - - - - - - - - ter. Ownor moy help with Box 242. Apple Grove, w . lent locotion. UOO omcnih~ ;3 A - · Top prieeo. Ed. BUr- mortgow. Out of town Romodelod 2 bedroom flnonclng. Coli 114-986- Yo. 25602 . Call Charlor McKeon, 448· • . & SWIIPIR ond me· Iorber 8hop. 2nd. Ava. ownor. Coli 114-112•11B8 houoo with .corpoting • 4174. ' 9442. ·' CHESTER-985·3307 chilli ropolr, portO, •d 'Mlddleport, Oh. 114·H2· befori5PM,814-184-2B74 ~mor. Lorgo covorld 1----....;,____ WiMmen ' l have rentals: 3 3& Lou 8o Acreage oul>!llilo. Pick up ond 347B. oflor SPM, M-F. · dotll. Mid 20'o, Coli 814· 11177 14x70 Schultz on bdr. trail• 6 miles from 1 delfvery, Devlo Veouum 1 ~~-~----'---.,. 992·1783 for oppolntrnent. 52x100 lot•. conrota -ch hospitel 1225 mo .~ no child· ·· 1 r---'--..:..-----1 Clll-. ono hall mill up C - pold .for floncy- or b - n l OpportunitY · for with -nlng, otorago buld· ren or pet a. 3 bdr. plua ful'l. .. Lot for \.1e in Mercerville. G - Crooll Rd. Coli _ , Iron bodo. 1150 ond monogo-nt .,...,.... 1111'· Rutland: Buy 1 10 room lng, 3 bedroom, t Y. blllh, b.lsement home, nice locll· " 814-441-021.4 . up for cortelrt Molgo Co: oon to lion own buti-. houoo ond 47x145 lot for otove • rolrlgorotor, dlopo- Colll14-258-6618. lien on Bob McCormiCk, • atone Jaro. Old time oup- Ful or pon time. Colt looothonouoldoor.Thoflrot Ml•ro-hood. MuotMII. 1300 mo. no children or • aen-otorGet-.Ani.l- board. aall t·S04-IB2- 114-248-9111. *4271 cuh buyo it. Yoo. Prioo rlduood. Will ~tie Approx. 6'/1ecr•~ levell1nd, pets. 6 bdr. home in tqwn. " .....,., llrthdoyo. ....... 271 1 only Y, tho 1M voluotion- troilor or 101 ooporelly. Col with frontoge on 2 roodo. *326 mo. 4 bdr. homo vory : eitc. for building or mini GAS-WATER llnalntl G-o. Col BelOwn o booullful Chlldrono t4271. Coil for oppolrtt· . et4-892-74e7. · . term. 111 utlltt~ near by, on clooo to town t328 mo. 3 bdr. home in Addiaon re- " EWAGE PIPE loono 6 Co. 441-4313. COMPLm HOUSEHOLDS Shop. Olforlng tho .._In mont 211-384-1741. FURNITURE. hill. Iron. r.thlono. Hooith Tea. lltod, •1881 Hollyporll, 14x70, old Rt. 110 ne1r Poner, cently remodeled, $260 mo. S es.ooo . Call e14-388- 3 bdr. home nice location in REULATORS & KARATE - · oupb-111. -lro; Lovl, Ln. Jordocho. Chic. 1Y. 1t0ry brick on 12 pluo eac . .cond., 12x8 - · eaot . · FITtiNGS The loot In flllf-delec... oll11to, boolllto, dlohea, • - Brown, ond mony opprox. 1 mile from underponnlng ond Iorge the river, g1rden, $275 mo. PrtVMI ~-Phone 21B· otonl 1-ro. andqun, gold more. Fumlluro end . Ml*lllport. 7 rmo. • bath. room oir cond. Included. Secufity depoert & referen- .. VOlU~E DRIPS 3074,Jocltoon.Oiolo. end oliver . .Wrlte-lllf.O . ooriMbyG"'*ondNorl-+ Collt4-112-3702or304- 304-8111·381111 or B95 · Homoolto in ClearviaW Eot· ell required on all rent1la. • M..,, 111.2. poo-v. Ohlo1 - · 114,900.00 lnaludoo 882-2008. 3100. otoo. oH ulllitilo including Wisem1n Real Estat•a • · • -illtlond_...,.ln_.mlal, ott.rtni " - marn· 77to: 48711 or call 114·1B2· bollnnlng l n o e n t o r v - 1 - - - - - - - - -~· nomoneydown.Call Agoncy, 446-3643. W•ehtAI 985-3813 . trolnlntl"ll•lurft ond 7 room houoo. both. 2Y. 1982 C..'fton. 14a70, 2 114·258·1218 ofter6PM. • 1oM "I" 985-3837 florol doolsn ond boa'~ opo oltlg prvmollono. • ocroo. Denville, 011. 2 miilo bedroorno. 2 bolho, dio· 3 bedroom house, large. lot. : 6118/1 mo. pd. ort. Troo"'re H"""', w...,.... old plenoo, Paying tlge Fothiono 801-321· frOm Mino 1. Colilt'\1-742· hw..hor, • - · coiling fon. Approa. 2 ocrn o.n Rt. 2~ 8 walking distance ffom Gallifrom Zlnne Londlng. 114- e:~~o.GO ond MO.OO · 8327. · 2111 or 742·2271 II flroplaco. mlorowavo. 0011· mllll north of Point Plea· polll. U26.00 Ito utMitito. : 44'1·7317. dF~f!.~ only. Wrllo giving 1 ,_P·_m ~ ·------trol.. elr, concrete otopo ond oont, 1110 ft. toad trontoge. 3rd. house on left on Taxlis ... ....,,,..._ Witten l'lenoti I· ,. underpannlng. n 11,600. public water~· and electric Ad off of Rt. &88 . May be • Nice older home in town ot firm. 304-773-8580. • · ovolloblo. 304-87&-1248. ANNOUNCEMINTIIIIvon- Boa 1 II. lardlo, Ohio 22 Money to loan 111n after 6:00PM. ~ golllt AI Cornp from c.... 4314B. Coli 114-413Roclno. vinyl oldlng• .tre -lc- -. -on.W.Ve.. looohilulad 1801. · lot. houoo h.. boon rolln• Uoodmobllohorneo.IOa12 Lotlor 'oalo Flatrock area. Completelr redecorated '10 opooil ot tho Ctwtodn HONE LOANS FIXED llhod lnolde. 11t floor: living Hally Porte. goo, 2 bedroom. 304-176· 2327 . . omali home in Middloport. 2 ~ Corrwnunltv C.....,, ' RATES · - miorttot-. room, k~. tllninl room. 11.181.00. D • W Homoo, 1--'----....;,_ __ bedrooms. kitchen, living \ . . , July 11th, 7:30, z.nt Plxorl oonvontlonol FHA· 2nd-: 3 brdroom 2nd ond Vlond II., Point Routo2,8mil•lromt-n. room, bath, air, gerege. ldeal _... Llnaoln A,.., Point PIINint. y A, Looder M ortg 11 e. C.. 814·112-2131 from I Pllllf'M :IOA-e?ll-4424. Appro•. 4 ocroo land (lovoll, for aingle or couple; no pat•. ~ W. Ya. ThlpullllollllwfiN Athonl, oo111ot 114-1112· to 3 ook for ......... or cltywotor,mobllehomopluo n.o children. •186 monthly 1 ID ettend by plltorl lro.-.cl 1011 . 114-84e-21140 oftor 1 :30 Uold mobile home, eoa12 oalro hook-up. Lar1110p1ic or $196 with refrjgerator & Donw.--. ' · ~~;:::::====== p.m. ony-onWooltondo. Wind-. 3 bedroom, goo, oyotom, ldool mobllo homo 1tove. plus security dej)osit. No Dewn P..-,ment 1 '7-;:;:;::-;;;:;:"-:--:-- I' II.HI.OO. P • W H - . court or building oke. 12 Ca11814-992-6292. ,.._ llo _,orilhot Mo· I 01f Help Wanted 23 Profeulonel Nioo'3 bodroom'-•·'- 2nd ar\tt Viand St.. Point poroont financing available l!xcellfl't latft CouM' Atnlon ....... ' - - - - - - - - Servicinl llvingreom,ldt-.permy, , . . _ ,104-1711-4424. with omall down poyment. 2806 Mt. Varnon . Dupleoe Per Information IM. luan•tlr........... I I - - - - - - - - - -dburliog bllth, Somerville Reol Eototo, Pt. bedroom, full basemtinC...; · ettHhment • po Phienelel •· gordon opot, • ..molopart· Uood mobile home. 70x12 Pl. U&O .month . 304-878'- "· Call C:.llect , tlltl .,_ ..... H - - . , . oorn •·lllllrt· ..,.;t.AgaOdl-llo-ot Chell_,..., lOIII eloc. 2 1 - - - - - - - - - 3030 or 876-3431. • _y ;. . 614-423-5560 BO) AltA :SO, 1114; ...-. W. - I ·po!ANO TUNING Low•r the right . 11me. Prlo" bedroorna, 17,818.00. D • lli~lllals . 111·1,andTitle111• •+ 111-IRthle-1 prlaed regvler tunlnge·' ' U7,100.CoUanydrnol14- ' · wHo~. Znd ond Viand /6/1 mo. . . . 30, 1814. Arry f'My••p.aplue,lllfta. diiDDUIIIatolonlorCitlnnt. 742•2213. . St., Pont Pl-m. 304· • 1r 1 11 - . . _ _ .........~.No....___ Cllu....... Bahoolo.Ward'a a7a.••2• ., · ' ' 42 Mobile Hom&, All f l Oiii@l 110ft- -r-. ·~- ..uu.: ww...l'"' ,.,,.,. u -.. WM1o•-.c.tl Ke¥bQord.304-B71·3124. FORRENTWITHDI"1'1DN 1------:---=,--torRent ' lttlillaa ..UJMy 11o :·-: TO BUYIII 14 fl. wltlti t - Uoed molollo 18x12 41 HOUIBI for Rent ••lalt•d 1iir ..... Loll ~ l~ftlilllftlle. l'llllo T~ IIIII R-=· bod_,, batll ond ....... Coma Oil, tlltll oloc. 2 blcl· • .. ,. 1· . . _ -..TJw.,at 104. INnico Ill eo.. · ..,...... horne •lltlntl on nloo reom. n.na.oo. D • W 2 bdr untumloh-~ ••:..· ·1 2· 871-il81 MtWIIII . the Try ........ the N- Avon 0187. .,•• llun lhla od lor lot. roady to movo IMo H.,..., Zrfd end Vllnd St.. 3 bdr. houoo deluxe. control -· -a~ · 5 hourllti::SOAMIM4:10 Por htrcw-dontl21.00-U21.00par Point l'lellent, 304-1711· . oir,poo1Mc.Coll875·11104 · ..... 441-2188. 114-7 ·ZHt. irionth. 304-1571·2711. 4424, :•· , orl?l-8318. 44B-2300. ·. ~~-· ~~--~~-------________________ _: ~.~t Roger Hysell ·GARAGE Or Write DliUy Septinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Mi ~~lepatt, Ponwii!Dy . ~ - .Cor ....... ~-~-~1~·~100-;1~~~~-~77~. m ., ~- 21"~- LoneDinlelt. 1-------..:·~, ~~Oo m'::.'::~~~:o~~. ~::: . .r '·' " •· �; •. " """ Pcitf• 10-The 42 'Mobile Ho~• for Rent Sentinel ' ·54 Misc. Merchandise H'l 13, 1984 - Ohio .KIT 'N' ·< I'IDmiNIY .. F Mlddhp~Nf, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Page 11 • .. Mot11ra Homes • Cempfl\'8 •vegetables --- . -------' - \ • .. ' NO"! · t.£ T"So \JU!-T WATC H T HE R.,lt.T C0MI1 FOR THI1 011!1! !lol! ... H a. s Home vinyl i idlng, eddltlon, otone. Coli or 614-387- • ' GENE'$ DEEP STEAM"7.:' 1'971 !)Odgo !110~1 von, PS. CARPET CLEAN. ·: PB, air, Crul1e, •uto. Iran•· ICOtchguard-Vtater extrac- ' fl million, 11ereo, much more•. tiQn, deodorlzero. FREE eotl· · f3.300. Coil 448-4774 ba- matea. 'R uaonable r•tH. ·· ' 1, foro2PM. · G..;_, Smith, 992-8309. . ·~ 1. ' - 'N I 1 978-Ford von, oell or trade. RON'S :feltvloioq Servlj:e. '1 Coll448;0181 or 448·.3243 Specializing In Zanlth and Now Holland ...W ond uud hoy ond forogo equiprn•n~ for the month. of July only. Free financing un1il Jan. 1. 1!9;~:1;~;;;;;,;;;:;;; 44 Apartment for Ra11t 198& or 10.11 p8rcent fi, )1978 Cht¥y wog<>n, nariclng for 3·yeort or take • 9 - g a r• . v..-y gOod caoh diteourit. 1, ueod No. oond .. f971i or will treda. 4iB 1'2ft. haybinouoedvery Coli &14,2411-81118•. little n.soo.: New 11I7Bciid.~;n~~~;; Hollond No. 1cu1ec1 273 baler 1179 C.2.300.; 1 -uled N.W Hoi· Coltil, good cond. can ba land No. 481 8 ft. htybine, oean at 1741 Chatham Avo. colt 211 ICrOI. tii.BOO.; 1- or i:aU 448-43811. No.851 Now HoAand round baler, excellent cond . . 1977 Dodge A - . ilant II, $II 1100.:· 1· New Holla01d · ' dr.. c!Nn, axe. ruqnfng 5•717 forage chop,.,,· 1 ' cond., 82, 000 mllao, row held •1.750. K_,.,. t1,21So, Coii448-B118 .. servtca <Canter, St. ·Rt. 87. Ripley R..d. Pt. Pleoo8nt. -· Motorola . . au,za.r. and cello. Call 304•~78- : 1 1179 Ford van cuotomized. houoe 2398 or 014·448-2464. . . • Call B14-3e8-8244.. Fetty Tree Trimmlng;'otump ., . 1 977 ~ton von, dtrli grean; removal. Call 304- 11711· " cuato'ltized, in.Uioted, fullv 1331 . ' I !,il carpeted, capieln chalrt, banchao, bad, AT, PB. PB, RINGLE'S SERVICE expo-:•~ AM-FM ..8 track. cabinet rlanced roofing. Including . ·tp~obrl, .4.800. Cell 304· , hot tar applic.tlon, c:arpen· 1, ~ 1175-1731 ofter IIPM. ,. ter electrician. muon . Call .. 3il4-11'76-2088 or 876 · ._ .'l 4680 . I ' ' -------~::-:-:-: •. , \ GET your carpet SHIP· .• SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN; • STEAMER. Woter re!FIOval, ~ ·1978 Jeep oofHC!P. 8 cvl.. 3 fu!niture clunlng, free .o.t'';"-?l opetd. cleon. good . motto. 304-676-2295. I · '. -,! 32,1500 mHea. :new ""'"· ., 30...:8711-3!153. ·· • ' 70 FOrd 300.'Camper van, 302 iiB. auto. duel t1nk1, run1 good. •850.00 loolui good. 304-67_8·2886. a•• :! '"' Water walll commercial and; domHtil!, tnt holes•. pump ~·7 ~ Nlea and aervice. 301-.896-.,.: """1 380 2. .JI • · BASEMENT WATER ·. '~::;:: PROOFING . Uneondftlonal o lifetim• guar4lldl!t8. Lo~l, ... ~ ~ 74 .Motorcycles ref•eflcet furnished. ·Free • •. .,, · eotlmottl. Coli collect 1 ,:;:--, 814-237-0488, 9 a.m. to&.,.... r 1979Hondomatlc400wlth p.m . · Reiger• Buement ~ wind jammer ferring • A~· · ~aterprOQflng. : die bago. ••· cond., 18150. . , , Coll814-246-91517. Remodeling. ~ldlng, Interior and exterior\ textured COlli· 1 1t81 Honda 750 c:uOtom, lng, olmulated · lli!ck and,-::;' : like new, 2,800 mil... ·ttucco,thermo'replecement'\":!'-"..1 , .1.7150. Coli 814-317- WlndoWI .. 304-876· 11180 _ •, ~j . 0394. . .. .. l Cement finllliei, Richerd• '"' 1978 Hondo 7110. K model, Garfield . 1114-986-4484-":·"'j priced below' whole,tale, l•••menta. pool decka, 1 axe. cond. Call.448-32112. ·!'liking loll, ony 1ize job. ~ :;;::::;::::;~===··~ 1 975 Hondo Xl 176 low mil•. very cl81n. Coli 448- 82 · .PIUR!bing .-. 0898. · 8o Heating .. ::! 1982 Hondo XR 200.. exc. l~-'--------cond. Call448-241i1 .. CARTER'S pLUMiiNO AND .HEATING 1 980 OS Suzuld with occooCor. Fourth ond Pine ooriel, Uke now, will Mil or Oal!ip.olio, Ohio ·- • trado : Coll4411-4171. Phone 814-446·3888 or 1iBOKaw-ki KZ 1300; 8 61 ~" 448 " 4477 ~ cyl. enginllhaftdrive, mony JIM ' S •PLUMBING lo' HE~T­ oxtroo, very good condition. lNG. Rt. 1, Box 31511, Golli· Coli after II p.m. 814-1192- polio. ·eall r814· 367-0157.8, 7110. . . • Eveni'nu- T..·.e levision Li.s tin.gs_!_"'~~...,,.-:':'...:......;..~.--...:----:-'7'""--~~---:---~----:-"":""~~---~-=-=---=---:~o FRIDAY .·7/13/84 a 8:00 · termination Cl)'(ll e (I) <lD • CUI lnoldo Story Th'il oocr~t flle1 of ·one .of America '• moat p~w•rf4,l men ete un· locked ofter nootly five de- , (f) Movie Coni'd CI> New Ttuaure Hunt I]) Andy Griffith C!J No-/lporti/WIIther MaoNtii/L.threr I]) NewahrJur - 1818 silurt-. nH111 finlthtd. lXIII pana, 304-871511~87. 19.8 1 Cll 4110, e•c C!Jnd, phone 304·11711-2738 before noon or afterii:OO_. Good·'1 Excavating. bt!lte."· 0 menta. foOtere, drivewaya, -trc tonk•. llndtcaPing . Clill · anytime 814.-448 · 41137, Jom.. L. Dovioon, Jr. qwner : I'J ,. Dozer Wotk by Tad Hanna. pond•. roido. land etc. CoH Motor C•r 4411-81192. '71 Cl 380 T Honda. 1:ioo.oo .. '73 Maverick, ood ohapo, tiiOO.OO. 30482· 2878 . . l '7B 'Hondl<Howk 400 ltreot bike .•8oo.oo. 304-87117371 . . J .A.R.Conotruction Co :Ru· tland, Oh,814-742-2B03; BaMmantl, Footoro, Con· crete work. B•ckhoe'l, Dozer & Ditoher, Dump tiuc'a. • w:ater·a••-•ewerolectrlctlllnao. · 1 :;;:=:;;=:;:=:;::=· 84 Electrical I (J) Cll NBC Nawt Rifleman" . Cerol lui'!IOtt . ' .IJJ ABC 1\ioWI (J) CID CBI Newt · Working Women 7:00 (J) PM Magazine I CIJ MOVIE: 'Bear lolend'. . ([) M!)VIE: 'Frem Here to , -' Etlrnlty' · ill Here Come tho lrld.. I]) lar~ford arid Bon (J) • (})! Entartllnmont Tonight · · C!J Wheel of Fonuno · • (J) Wheol of Fonune Cll Nightly Butlnaoa Report ' . 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(RI (80 m!n.} OMd Captioned) At Thi Moville · · 1 , :09. CIJ CD <Ill \1D al CUI Now• 8:00 B W Cl) DiH"rent Strokes , · First of 2 pfl!rtS. Mr. Orum- New York at Atlanta whe.n the first Women to join tht t.eching atatf. at . lamfyldt' befrleJ'dl one of I morative Coverage of the third round is ·pre- (I) World Championohip · moat powerful men are un- . "' 11:10 LOuie llukeylar onolyzei . VldeOI Jlok . .nny lhow tho '801 with 1 w11kiY relolltl Cloid . • • - ef eoonolllle tncl In- · li Yt_e~nt rnittert. ' .. · IJJ M - Maguine 8\CIO • W lJ) MDVII: 'TIM MOVII: 'Tho C -~·. ' (J) MOVI?: 'An Offloer and 12:41J · ~~qvni: 'Hot T.Shlrta' ·· · - - '-' · ~ Budweiser Hydroplane Regatta il presented from ffi 1114 ii-~::'D~ Weeli ,,t I • .. Etwnlty" · va·u vhan for· en evening of ao~lful mueic-m•king with Aot · . , (J) My Little Margie f Lll Vfllll. NV Top Rank .Boxing presents • 1().. round Welterweight bout featuring Luii Santana Y$. Felipe ·Cinala. 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(Closed C'aJ>'tionod] 10:00 .ffi BportiCanter · ' ,(]) MOVIE: 'Cantennlol' Port 10 (J) (j) Foloon Creot _Dr. Lantry · commitl sulctde end Richilrd comprO!Illlll e member of the Racing Commloolon_;(R) (80 min.) (J) lvonlng ot Pope 'Sarah· vaughan and Wynton Marlelia.' , Trumpet Mummy'e 1:30 (I] MOVIE: 'Thlngo· Are a ::.~~c:.- 11:30 discover motion about Ewing Oil's operations pays off when Sly folio Into his trap . (RI . (80 miii.l . • (() Stot-e ( f) Howard Hug~l :Th!l cadea. to 7/14/84 ill ABC Rocko • CUI N-• · • 1:15 ·liD MOVI~: 'Blood from the how Cliff ia getting infor.. EVENING P~o-Am SATURDAY · W Mezde Spartal.,ook CJ) MOVIE:: "Cujo" (1;) 700 Cloib ' · • I ] ) (j) DoJiao J.R.'a de- EVI XSWWI Y I PMI N,F RJJ. FP . ~:= :=.wr:;~..:,,..,..,, N v. t01&t. l~vournl~ ...,..anc111Dooctl:· ·. • SJ K FW D Y I ·KE EKJE l - . ·- .' SP JE YK S P EV.l . . KWWIMESFPJ . - DI J:: YDI IGSFE · · . Yesterday's Cryptoquote: SHE ATE SO MANY CLAMs THAt HER STOMACH ROSE AND FELL Wim THE 'MOF. - FROM " THE r.IJ'I"''lNC: I':TlGF..'' ~ ... .,1 ' .,' . - .. : ,., .·~ �.. .... .. . . • Friday. July 13, 1984• ... Decpmposed body linked to . rugiiive murder suspect . . . COI.umni&t William Buckley says Walter Mondale reading& academies wreck• Laaejopl)ot,o ). ' U.S. EPA orders state·to :c onduct· auto emission tests pollutants In the metropolitan area. "This Is an wmeCessaiy, untimely and toseosltlvedecislon,'' Maynard said. "It 1s unrOl'tUIIllte that u.s. EPA!snotwllllogtoworkwlthuson this problem In a more positive and constructive fashion. By JOHN FABRIS , A!iiiOclated Press Writer CINCINNATI (AP) - Ohio has three toslxmonths tostartsettlngup a sYslml to test the exhaust from cars owned by Cincinnati and Cleveland residents, the U .S. lfovlr· onhlental Protection Agency says. "We are on Ule road to economic Despite the threat of a lawsuit by a Hamilton County Corrunlssloner, recovery, and tbe last thing we need ' the U.S. EPA's decision Is not · Is a federal ban on construction or negotiable, John Cannon, the agen. expansion of·lndustrlal tacilltles." The Inspection and maintenance cy's assistant administrator for air program the federal EPA has and radlatio~, said Th'!fSday. mandated woujd require Cincinnati "Under the clean air act, the state andClevelandcarownerstodrtveto of Ohio Is required to have an Inspection and maintenance pro- state-llceDsed Inspection staUons. A gr~. and we don't' really see _probe would be placed In e<~eh car's anything that w!ll change our mind tailpipe to check the amount of carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons on that," Ca:mon said: In the exhaust. OWnerswoold be told The action came as a result of what repairs, If any, they needed. · tests In sununer 1983 which showed Norman A. Murdock said he that the amount of (Jl()ne In some wollld try to convince his two fellow parts of Ule cltys' ,metropolitan Hlimnton County co:mnlssloners to areas exceeded federal limits. agree to challenge Ule decision In U Ohio IS not making a good-faith effort to establish Inspections by the court. U they cllsairf!e, Murdock endotthethree-toslx·monthperiOd, said he would look Into fll1ng suit on sanctions will be Imposed, Canoon behalf of Ule county. Murdock questioned the .U.s. said. EPA's authority to requjre the He said those could Include cuts In tnspectloos, which he described as federal highway and air-pollution an unnecessary burden and a heavy control nxiney tothestatearlda ban federal intrusion. Setting up Inspecon construction of plants that emit tions coUld cost thestate$3mllllon to large. ·amounts of bydrocarbon · $5 million, he said. by Joyce Stewart. safetyandadultless>nswlllbegiven To ~• .call 992-9968 or Albert Hill Jacqueline Brickles · Jacqueline (Jackie) Spencer BrtckleS, 36, Darwin, new director of the Meigs County Board of Elec· tloos, died unexpectedly early Friday morning at Veterans Mem· ortal Hospital following a heart attack. Mrs. Brlck!es had just this week been named '!llrector of the Meigs County Board of Elections where she had been employed for the past seven years. .· She was born Oct. 12, 1947, In Pomeroy, a daughter of the· late Dorris Eloise Gaul Spencer and the late James Dwight Spencer. She was a member of the Winding Trail Garden'Club and served as a county 4-H advisor. Survlvlog are her husband, David; a daughter, April, and a son, Jolul, both at home; a sister, Jodie Hysell of Pomeroy; grandmothers, Lucy Gaul of Chester, and Edith Spencer of Pomeroy, and several aunts. uncles and nephews; Besides her parents, she was Plecec!ed lodeathbyhergrandfath· ers, Oris Gaul and Charles Spencer, • Funeral services w!ll be held at2 p.m. Monday In Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Davld(,)Jrfman offtclatlog, be In Bur· llngham Cemetery. Friends may call at the fUneral home Sunday trom 3-9 p.m. :. In IJeu of lloWers, trlends may cOntribute to tile Meigs Qlunty Heart Fund. BuriaJ3JI:I ·r-. ~ Albert (Babe) Hill, 77, a Well· known Racine area resident, died Friday In Holzer Medical Center. He was a retired farmer and school bus driver. He was also bank director of the · Racine H<me · NatlonalBank.Hewasameml!erof the Racine Baptist Church. . He served on the Meigs Coonty Board of Health and the RaCine Sewer Board and had served on Racine VU!age CouncU. He was a member of the International Onler of Odd Fellows Lodge, 142 and Ule Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club. He was born In Llncobt County, W.Va., a son of trle late Eliza and Albert Hill Sr. · S\ii'VIvors Include two sons, Bob and BIIJy, both of · Racine; a daughter, Shelba Foster of Ma· . rletta; five ~~. Clilford, Harry, Jolm, Dale and J:?allas, all of Racine; three sisters, VIolet Grim, Margery RoUsh and Doris Hensler; an aunt, Emma WbaUesofCharles· ton, W.Va.; 11 granclchlldren, 13 ' great·grandchlldre:i and rnunerous nleces,nephews&ndcouslos. He was pieceeded In death by W. ·parent4, four brothers and twin daughters. Friends may call at the Ewing Funera!Hometrom24and7·9p.m. Satunlay. Funeral ~ will be at 1 p.m. Sunday In the fllnetal ll:me, with ib!! Rev. Don Walker of!Jclating. Burial will be In Letart' Falll~ , · . ' ... - .... SAVE.THROUGHOUTTHE MONTH OF JULY ON FINE WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN EASTMEIGS-RepteseotatlVe;; MIDDLEI'ORT rHosp;~ttal~-~~~~~~::~~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~~~=: •• .. - ~· . One couple med for dissolution In Meigs County C<m:mn Pleas Court. Hal Patrick Boston of Letart and Co:mle Boston of Pomeroy filed for dissolution. D---te DUUe r8 ' Further your academic interests this summer at Rio Grande.College and Community College. Take advantage of our large variety of class~s at our reasonable cost. ' Jdl3. rnee tiDg The Eastern Band Boosters w!ll meet at 7: 00 p.m. Tuesday In the '· bandrocm. . State Rep, Jolyon Boster, 0. Gallipolis; w!ll present a check for $142,500 to Ule Scipio Township TrusleeiTuesdayatlO:lla.m. Thep.t'elieiltationwllltakeplaceat the new alumlnwn plant In Scipio Industrial Park. . The money Is a l!llrl ct a cmtpelltlve cm1Jilunity' deve• lllt!Jit block grant which was awarded Scipio Township lui Decem!Jer, Tbe grant rnmey fJcW. tales the conatnact1oo d. a new aluminum plant In whlch Scipio EneraY Asaoclates Inc., expecta to employ 40people. Frl!laY nJPt. • Register for second summer sessionSIOn July 16.. Classes will start July 17. For more information contact . ' Sion In August." ' NO lft'tMO PL\Hl' - OMI Pw::a Co. 1111 Mia • IP' tW will ta.e I! I .. aocaa 111&11& 1o b::IJd a lv* 1 !I trtc ....,.. pll:lt lit ll:e W•• ' State asks court to .allow use of·unconstitutional ·districts . .. ' . THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE . lPSYCffOLOGY ' -, . MONIW& stJPHMDIB- • wllir M . Rio · . dlstrtcts fm'(l which !he 21 inembersofOhlo'sdelegatlon In the COLUMBUS, Oh!Q '(AP) - A U.S. House are elected. Judges ruled In January that the t)U'ee-judge U.S. District court panel has beEn asked to let Ohio use Its illstricts were UOC'Onstltutlonal 1Je. current congressional districts In cause they ~not nearly enough the November election even though equal Iii population. They ordered they have been dec lared the boundaries redrawn butdelayed implementation untU the.~ase was WIOOIIStltutloilal. appealeo tO ihe u.s,Supreme Court. Robert B. McAilster, an attorney On June 4 the high court let the ea entlog Gov. R,!Chard Celeste and Secretary of State Sherrod lower courtdeclskm stand. McAlister said In the motion, Brown, said . trying to liSe new which was rued late Friday, there districts this year would mean was not enough tlmetncomeupwlth lo\lalldating results of tbe May new plan this year. He asked for a congressional primary, holding a · costly new primary, and postponing existing dlstrk:ts to be used In the Interim. the general election date. ' "It Is a practical tmposslb!Uty at "SUch a disruption of Ule state's this juncture for the General electlm ~11!1 woold create a ~ to adopt and this court to serbia risk of coofllskln and have scrutlol2ie new Congressional dis· chaotic elfects among candidates trtcts for use In 198!1 Without and the voters," McAlister' said In a eJCI)08IIIa Ule rights of·Ohto voters to motion tiled Friday• He saki a special priJnacy a real potential *»' subfltantlal and lletweeG July and November would WIW&ITailted hann," he said. "While the curient distrlcting plan cost the state $5.4mUIIoo. ' At 1asue are boundaries of the '* QQv, · lllalllrd C1ll1tl, ' " By JOHN CHALFANT (..:~ ..==-=~~~;·.-_:...,;··.'-.: ==·=··, --~.... ' alGal l:cl I ll're I M .... dd II Ide eli*" ... , ... . . . . . , lri M h, WU'8 ._,.. .........o, topllka wzwllrl'llleF I " lllbut ....... &IJ diPRDf Daft liiiQ' .............. acraekln Ml , WIOIIIoMiiDd. i Collep I •nd · Gran~e CommunitY ~ll•at 1, • ~ I \ , ·BID FOR nlNns - On Ia way lo CGI::miJus Ill a nqueat by . Gallla C.-:&J for sa,ooo 1o CDBG' funds to pay for hooe!:lg • rehahDM=!Ioo County Co:n::» sloo P: !illle:nt Paul Nlda.v (rilbl) 8lps the bid 1111 fun. ::mDty Ac!loo Agency ...... coordinator Bob Haner looks on Wring a sptlctallllllliity oonunJa. • sloo me '"el( Frlda.y olgl:l. The . CAA WID 111e the bid with state ·:, oflldals Monday on bel:alf ollhe oquoty. The request of $3,3(i,275.66 Is an · Increase of nine pere'!!llt frool19&1 and Is up 25'h .from 1983's actual expenditures: '11le 1984 figures loclude actual expenditures for the first six IJIOIIths" and estbnated expenditures tor tile second half of Uleyear. The estimated revenue of almost $2.9 mUUon Is down from 1983's . actual total of $3.144,'llll.78 and 19&1's figure ot $3.163,950. The 19115 estimated revenues mon pleas court, $79,<XIlfor juvenile Include a swp1us fr!m 19&1 of · court, $38,427 for the bureau of $131,676. $1.3 mD1loo In p1ope1 ty support and $289,100 for Insurance. taxes, $387,1165lo fees. Ucenses and A!n'lost31percentoftherequestls lines, $122,337 In state and federal forsalarlesd.countyemployees, the aid and $164,~ In refUndS 8lld rernatnder tor operations, i:'elmbursements. Otflclals emphasized !he figures The ''wish list" of county olflcla1s are tentative and will change before Includes $611,632 for the sherlf!'s the final budget Is adopted. !10111!!:: department, $291,650 for chUd time In December. welfare, '$257,250 A:lr buUdlngs and The budget w!ll be available for · grounds, ~,536 for the cmunls- pllbllc Inspection for five days sloners Sll9.200 for the prosecuting beginning Monday and wUl then go attorneY's olflce, $116,7U.! 'for com- to budget commissioners. ,&_.,,. HP...-Wrler Rio Grande Colle&• and Comlilunity Colle&e . 614•245-5353 - . 1·8110-282·7201 ' . "lt'saya:rly pntiem," Ommls· ston president Paul Niday ex· plaiDed. "We'll adjust the .various departments accordingly after meeting with the budget commis- ·Evenly split Ohio ·D ems ·heaa west ' Rep. 'Boster to ·present cheek '. Gallta $3.345;2'15.66 frOin the ge:ll'ilil.filnd aver~forldnderprtenclasses. Tournament set ~··Stall The · to operate the county, according to tile ·bud&et enacted by the county oom:nlllloa at a special meeting Members ot the new organization are ~ for OJII!.half day dalo/ Saunders. \ . oftrlrnmlllgappraxlmatelyS507,<XIl fr!m a request of, nearly $3.li mDllon by couotyofflclals tooperate . tbetr of!lces In 1985. ' TentatiVe estimated general fund l'l!'lll!lllleS for 19851Dtals$2.837,'H/.46, wtiue ~ have req~ fEC!!llt controversy In the district sesSions 1n contraSt til the run day, every other. day &esSioos, being planned *»' the dlstilct . at two centers In Ule fall. , The grrup Is planning a citizens · march In the communities of Ule district for Jll\Y or August and will contlliue Its collection · ot signed . petltkms ufglog the one-half day dally sessions for · kindergarten · cllllcfen. '!'he gnlup also plans to submit a .Ust of grtevaiices to the board of educalloll. A list was submit~ to tlie board In June and thearoup Is awaltlng boardl'elctlon 10 that llat, a spulc::spa aw1 repoi'IS. · ' A' apokesman for the group IIlio pointed wt Friday ltlat a report by the Ohio Education Aslloclatlon p:bllllhed IIi June refleptin& a year Iontaludymthesubject"Achlevlng ExceDence In Education-A Chal· (Continued on pqe A-41 ' CountY Carnmlssion faces the task and ~ Evans. treasurer. Coo!mitteeshaVI!bemappolntedby the group which evotves 'from Ule ,SYbil Greene, · Michael VanMeter, Colleen D~lution tded 'l'lmM s tary' GET. . AHEAD!!!. . Construction of the Racine bydro plant was estimated at m mUlloo t;Jy tile time It went on line In - September l.ff!2. Ohio Power did riot project an estimate on Ule Galllpoll$ ProPo&aJ. · Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co••.another AEP sUbsidiary, ·operates a suiJstll!lon on the dam's Ohio side, . GAU..IPOLIS - educati!Jn at 7::11 P·1"· Monday. 1 • In f4c;t• a&p!)lcest!an for l!!eg!W.p 1, Fr1day afteniooo ·IM!ed a request that all members ot the new group attend the session.' A spot has been . ·set ..Ail~· the board agenda for a . lrill'i'i8D to present points from thecltlzeos group, she said; ! Meantime, the grwp hils elected . ~to proceed Wtthlts program ' to pcomote 'better acllools In tlie ' district The offtceni ·are Caiey Mauecke, president; Judy Avis, vice p:esldent; Kay Bailey, sec;re- . I exist. l By .JOIINFIUEDMAN of .the new Eastern Local SchoOl District'sCitizens for BetterSchools · w!ll '!e aga1p tu~out t:011 regular meeting of Ule dlsl!1ct's board of .BAHR CLOTHIERS the dam. A bill authorizing such construction was approved by Ule House of Representatives In late June, and now faces cooslc:leration by Ule Se!late. Zumb:imo said the feasibility study was done ori a · long-nmge basiS, with Ohio Power deciding against conuolttlng funds to the project If the need dklo't County' coD1Dlission faces $0.5 million _ budget-cutt~ng task oo~Monday Pomeroy; Discharges - A Big Bend Pony League Tow:na· ment wUl be held JUly 1&-22. In Middleport. Any team Interested may contact 99'2-7rl82 for details. of Gavin, UleKygerCreekplantOWOedbyOhloValley Electric Corp. and the Racine station did not lnlluence bhlo Power's plans todroptlle 1\Ydrostation p: oposal. '"'be location really didn't haVI!aeythlng Indo with It," he said. • . In a·l9831otervlew, Stelle said Ohio Power's Interest In building a hydro station was not an Indication the canpaoy was losing Interest In coal-burning plants sucll as Gavin . When the ajlp!lcatlon was ~tted. company ofDclals were also awillting the outcome of eongresslonalleglslation autbortzlng construction of a new locking sYstem at c.ampoUs and renovation of Citizen school group to take .co~cerns· to Child and $10 for the second child of Admissions - Ella Shultz, Ra· cine; Deborah Malden, Middleport; Larry Rupe, Rutland; Ella Jane Roush, New Havm; Allee Plantz, Area deaths . the same famlly, An adult swim will be offered fOI those 18 years or older beginning July 18 from 8-9 p.:h. Wednesdays. 12 Sectior,o, 70 PogeO 60 Cintl A M - I n c. N - - . OUR BIG SUMMER . SALE IS NOW IN . PROGRESS ' The declskln Involves actions by the Ilellem Review Board, a U.S. Department of Labor panel that . . Middleport F'o:I•RIJ"• Gallipolis Point P11a11C111t Sunday, Jv!y 15, 1984 Caofalladquarters. "The need just Isn't there." Oblo Power's plans fQr a bydro statlqn at GalllpoiL• 1 . neVer went beyond the ldl!a stage, as conoep~ plans · were 8Ubmltled tn FERC In early 1!1\13· At the time, AEP spoJusman William Stelle said the company .aw ·no point IIi creating elaborate j)!aiiS for the ' ' project, · •Tbe COOitrUctlon of a hydro station iSimUar to . Rllclne. - wblch generates 235 million ldlowatts ""' appealed to Ohio Power offlr!al• because the Ohio ·RIVer pM'Ided a renewable source of energy. Ohio Power owns the James M. Gavin ~ting 'plailt at Cheshire. Zwnbrunn said the c!Qee proximity 992-6212. Feeil are S12 for the llrst Only one person appeared to voice an oplnlon at today's public hearing on a federal grant appllcatlon for housing rehabilltation In Meigs with Wednesday's hearing, was to gatller Input from the conununlty. The grant application asks ·for $400,000 to Improve the structures of IKlrnes and ellmlnate any code violations. Statewlde,$11.5mllllon Is available. Those with Incomes up to $16,000 will be eligible If the'grant Is ~~·~~la~w::;~:,ns: · UMWJawyerTomZerbe. · .. AEP pulls ·back from new ·hydro power plant lung r;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;::::;;•;:;::;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;~:;~~: Swimming lessons Veterans Memorial ' The purpose of the hearing, along .Vol." No. u . Cs,.taazW19M Emergency runs Housing hearing conducted Couocy . . lbe June Srullog by UleIn '(J.S. 4111. Clrcult Cwrt of Appeals RJcb· He said any suit problibly would hears~ lung appeals. For the past three years, the come when the federal govenirnent board haS denied blacklungbeneftts Imposes sanctions. to totally dlsl\bled coal miners It any In19'l9, theOhioEPAsubmltteda part of their allment could ,be plan stating that ozone·and carbon moooxlde standards couldo't be attriblitedtocausesotherthanblack met In the Clncloniltl and Cleveland lung. But tile federal appeals court areas by the federal EPA's 1982 · reversed the board and ruled tbat a tleadlloe. A live-year extension was totaUy disabled miner can collect granted, but only on condition that black lung benetlts even If only part the two cities start Inspections by Dec. 31. 1!112. The slate later detennloed tbat the 1.982 derujlloe could be met and submitted a revised plan, reqlJ!!St· Three runs were reported by the ing tliat the U.S. EPA rescind the Meigs Coonty Emergency Medical ~tension - and the Inspection Services. . requirement. Middleport went to 1679 Lincoln Thursday's !llliiOUIICmlent was·a · Helghtsatll: 57 a.m. forLanYHunt rejectlonofthatrequest. for IWil·transport, Pome:oy was · called at 7.:29 p.m. to 3.'li.'l53 Klngsbw'y Road for Allee Plantz to . Veterans Memorial Hospital. Middleport pool will offer IJiese Pane.t oy was called again at 11:54 . swtmmlnglessonsJuly23-Aug.3. p.m. toli81W:DarwloforJacquellne · Brlckles to VeteranS Memorial Beginner, basic rescue, water approved. · · No opposition to the application was voiced In either hearing, said Richard Jones, Meigs County commissioner. · The application will be rejected or approvedwithln45days,Jonessatd. Melg<J County ~ney would be administered by a three-member board which will prioritize applications. The Gallla-Melgs . Corrununlty Action Agency wrote the grant . application for the commiSsioners, .' severe SsMJI't8 ............................·•C l ..S tmts· fiiiiii'·-;;;;;;;;;;;;.-~ retired. In 1973 With problems. FAIIorlals ................ ......... J(.z Farm............................... D-8 · DemGcntic conventiOn begins-Page A·5 Dt', w~ Spitz tentatively ·diately delemlloil the time of death, . well, a UnltedMloeWorkerslawyer says. IJeallll ..... ... ... , ••••.... ...•••••. A-6 Ohio weather: rain forecast for Sunday . - Page A-4-- • CHARIE>TON, W.Va. (AP)-A ofhlsdlsab!Utylsduetoblacklung. federal •ppeals court has~ It . Thecaselovolvedaworkerf!lrlhe . easJer for- coal "miners to obiAio . Bethlehem Mines Corp.. GeOrge black lung beoeflt5 even If they Massey Jr. Massey, a 64-year-old · suffer frool other. hlng allrnents as fonner underground coal :nloer, Edwilrd DeapJI, both 18, were Idled wlal IJ!elr car broke tbroap a bftd&e ~ 011 lilt a '•te 171 and pluapd 'lll feet 1ote the creek IJelow, (AP AJoac 11:e IUver ............... ~HI '197&ea· ........................... A-3 Sen. Gary u.t is keeping up a bnve front a8 the -P~ ·B-1 UMW wins case . FATAL PLUNGE - Bedlord· llrellglllen walt for a crane lo lower a hook lo remove the cif an auto from 'l'lnkers Creek early Jfl'lday momlng. 'fwo WIDouJbby, Ohio · men, Dan Mllllllek an-' Inside: ehould ignOre JeMe Jaebon...complelely-Page A-2 . Cole': mlner . VlllageView: .Syracuse-Page D-1 Improving ' lde:itltled tile body a8 tl!at ot Ms. Carr saki. •.' WIIIJams, said Agent Jack Skuplen Her car was found June.26 alnlt • . oftheFBt'sDetroltoftlce.However,, threeblocksfnmtheOOuaelnwhicll~ ~lalAgeptJolmMcG!nleyofthe thebodywasfound, Carrsald. ~ FBrs lndiBMpolis otflce said au· FBI agents and Gacy pollee flew • tllorlties l\8d posltl~ly ldentltled Thursday to Detroit with Ms.~ ' UleboclyasthatofMs. WU!lams. WW!ams' mother, Zenota; wbo', The bodywasfol!ndalxlutlOp:IJI. lde:ltltled clotblog lind jeWehy • ney LaWl'I!IICe Steele In Ham:nood, Wednesday In a vacant two-story found 00 1J1e body as that ot her: Ind., authorized fedel'al Wll'flllts ID:ae on Detroit's near west side, dauglrter, McG!ok!y saki. ! *»' the arrest of Cdeman and Ms. Detroit pollee """. Daniel Carr said. -~~~had ts and • . .,.. Detroit ....-v no l!II8PI!C IH Brown In tile kidnapping of Donna The victim had died of strangulil· refused to Immediately llll,k M.WUllams, 25. · ~buttlleWayreCountyt,{edlca.l man to Ule woman's death, carr.. ~ Wayne Cwnty Medical Exa· Examloer'sOJ1lce<:OIIIdnotiJnnle, saki PETROIT (AP) - A badly dect:ilrlposed bodY bind In a vacant house In Detroit w., ldentllled as that al a Gary, Ind., wmum . at' gedl:y kld:ulpPed by fllgltlves Altm Coleman Uad Debra Brown. pollceandtbeFBisald. MeenwlllleThunday, U.S.Attor· "" ~· has been invaUdated and must be replaced, attempting to Institute a plan lnunedlately for 1984 would so disrupt the election process that . the only fair and equitable alternative Is-to allow the schedUled November election to proceed on the basis of the current plan as an Interim measure." McAlister said .ihe current dis, · bictlng law had not been found falilty because of purposeful racial discrimination or gelT)IIllaJider!Og'. "It has been found wanting only In the single discrete area of meeting . the standard of precise mathematl· cal equaUty among districts," he wrote. The Ideal population for each· ot' the 21 districts Is 514,193 based on Ohio's population In the 198Jcensus. All tl(e disbicts deviate from the Ideal, with the average .deviation being 0.14 percent, court records show. McAlister said a bial court haS wide discretion to grant the reUei being sought. new ) ' .' f � 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 07. July 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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