http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/71dca41b9e66dea36044f54693efc525.pdf 9bc799321395ae2de736e1f52a4a18da PDF Text Text -....... Letters to.the edito~•..~Page 2 Weather· II.Jtlle .................. N l!llll,,.,.,,,,.p._.I-JI 0 i»n' ................. u D ~ , ................... PapJJ .' fd'<:A h ................ Pap: I a __... ...................p.,_ 1-t Vullllll di • PI I \tN ... ::#a *-...a· ssw•3 ._ ... III . . I 1 .. .... Nwl' I b . qll , . 'J'' ,,.. Girl Scout leaders•..Page 7 ......... per dl ''I•IRtl t . ..,,' ' - .. 1 ... .. . • ' • . . at y ..' .- . • :e pttne ~ ~ ·' ' :SEORC official . ' ~urges I '• " Carrie Leann Li~htfoot Mr. & Mrs. John llthtfoot Rt. 1, Middleport, Oh. Mr. 2 SoCtlono, 12 ...... 25 C...h A ~tlmodla Inc. Newopape< Samentha FerNII &Mr~. Tim Fenell (MKhia•nl Q. Gloidoda. lD ftnll. lilld&ll, Oh. ' By KEVIN KElLY OVP 8taft Writer · J~CI®N- 'Ibe k!!Y toCOI'I)plet· lng 110111111!Qstem Ohio's proposed malli highway system Is unity and polltlcal ~. ~rdlng to the ~of an area highway u.sers , ·. Jury find~ Ingels not guilty of bank robbery charge regional unity on highways Jollhua Hooten Mr. & Mis. Bobby Hooten Zion Road, Rutland, Oh. • Pomer,oy-Middlepor&, Ohio, Friday, July 27, 1984. ···- ----w·,--' I Danny's _gone•••Page 3 1a ............ a • Ravenswood Bridle throuih Mei&l that Ill 117 'JFIIJ!S& MEl.CIIE& County - Buill Jepocted projectsare"~lnthewater. ,:,. '. 1 , '"l'bey haven't moved · one- · sixteenth Ot·an Inch. U anytiiina baa happened, lhaven'tsem lt,"besald. Ot¥r. projects on the agenda oonlmlttee. Include a U.S. 23 bypilss In SckJto G. Kenner' Bush told the Sou· COOnty; upgrading part of the theaStern Ohio Regional Council Appejachlan Highway from Athens that "no govenunent Is ioJng to · to Albany; ma~c~ng ··a fQW'·Iane ot ,~oliewhlp ofdlffermcewlthout U.S.50fromAtbenstoCooMDe; and .a Pflmary highway system." aU.S.:ribypaa&atJacl<nl ' · , Bush. publisher of th~ Athens Bufh .said the l!qlbaals 'Meaenger and a member of' the oow Ia to aet pi8IUI!n&, IIId not Ohio Unlverstty board of trustees, COJistJuctlon. mooey b' threeol the .made IIIII remarks Thursday wiiUe . projects. WbiJe tile :fj bypul baa addressing SEORC's annual meet· beea planlledtor,.r..lbe~· ·lni at Falrgreens Countcy Club wood Brkl8e pqual bas yet tb diiiCDdiiO..Rr"-·AIIl1t I " • 1 · ' uOIIIII....t here. lipllllM . _ wlae" III arder mpt reach design enaJneers. In llleyear.slnceSEORC released ~ Political deellkW . spark the Dill*, Mid 0. 5 Ball, abM, •' I qws Gillie ........ , Its highway agenda- Including the inaJQr projectB, Bush 'IBid, noting ' Cilildl r·ee Gl tlie &wn 1hm Olilll a.p .,.. C !' Jilt *I m . 1u.s. 35 bypass'for Gawa CO\Inty and retoent activity on tbeJIIqJOBell 1-6'10 .,.., llddr8l ?u lai:bm ftmiidalf, d WI, IICII'I"d'?Mq, SEORC the propoll€d highway . to , the liiCtdlity. (Cmtln)led 011 Page 12) "'*" tile_., .................. • 8 •• 2l!taftWrlter ATHENS- Earl F. Ingels Jr., 38, ot Masem, .va., 1s tree today atter SU'""sftl!b' ~endllli hlmselt on aggravated JuiJberY charges. , , IDaels was IICCU8ed a! the Nov.16 robiJeJy ot the 1'11-Coonty Cmununlty Bank In CoolVIlle. More than fll:.lnl was taken In ihe anned · ooldup. ' . . 1betrlalbeganMmdayattemoon · In At)lens Cowity Common Pleas Coort aild went to, the Jucy late 'lbursday. 1be ~.five. • man .~ deliberated lesi than 1~ hcun before returning a nat.guilty veredlct. Ingels oow plans to relax for a wbJle 8Dd spend' time with hls fanlllY: said •Is' detellse attorney, 'l'bomaS Eslacker of AthenS. "I think there wa.s a reesmable doUbt In the Jucy's mind," Es1ocker w ,..{' said, explalnlng the verdict. 1be "got toO tied up In, !lying to prove Ingels spent a lot of i moJ1ey," after the _robbery, Eslocker said. No dlr)!ct evidence showed lngl!li. was ,the robber, Eslocker conv · mented. 111e money, the used and the gun have never .been fouhd, be added. , · , , "They can't even place him In • Ohio," Eslocker said. The robber o! ·i:he bank wore a stocking cap. ESlocker &,non: strated, dw1ng closing arguments; to the Jucy what a pel'90111ooks like whell he has a stocking cap on. "I wt' (the cap) 011 at IKme and I reallzfd bow much It really dls1mts ' ywr i&ce," Eslocker sald.lte aalred· the Jury· u they could Identify ~- . after seeing hlm for three !laY,S. · '_. David WaiTe!l, aSsistant Atlleni ' .(Continued on page 12) .' defense disaulse' l r ' ' :·'Federal attorneys designaJe · f~t · Coleman trial 'f or Ohio ' ~' By8JIARONa)HEN Coleman. . A-"•tedl'nwWrlter Both Coleman, 28, ,IIDII Debra , · CIUCAGO (AP) - Ohio author!· Brown, 21, describe~;~ by auiiiorltles de$, confident ,they lulve a case that as hls acaxnpllce, will face their will result ill-the death penalty, Will 11rst trial In Hamilton Couaty, Ohio. be the first to proecute Altou Both bave bMI cJiaried with 'Coleman, aCcused of mUrder attd lnUJ'f,le,r In tlie .fub' ~beating death JddtlapptngJna-bloody~- ot Marlene w~. ~t-M-yem<old •C1'lnle spree. · Mnna Sunday IC!msf chei'. · '1.'111! dec.t&QI a!Jowlng Ohio olD· . Theyallohaveba!Di:barledwlth , clals tO h&ve the ilrst cJ!ance to tiy the bea,tllig c1 Mrs. Waltel"s 1Coleman was !IIIIIOUJICE:d Thursday lwsl)imd, Hany, 45, at the ~pie's . 'l by U.S. Attlirney Dan K. Webb. It · -!lome. _In Norwood, Cinclnnail ' came after a flve-hotrr meeting ot ·suburtl. 1 &boot 50 Midwestern Jaw enforce. Webb said authorities decided to 1 ' lmeutotrtcJalii woo gathered tof!U!p pursue the Ohio c8se lint becailse out prosecution , strategy for "our 110111 wa.s to oblaln the death ' · . ,• Jeaaica Grueaer Mr. & Mrs. Gary Grueser 34009 Flatwoods Rd., Pomeroy, Oh. Undsav Jane Smith Mr. & Mrs. lee Smith Sharon Rd., Portland, Oh. for the family · on the grow ... WE'RE AT YOUR SERVICE For many, a growing family meane having the cash on hand for basic necessities, and a nest egg on reserve to meet upcoming costs. Our financial specialists can show you how to save for the future, and .help you out with convenient loan plans for ready cash on hand right now! Stop in soon! a . ~Sgt. Tom Obersclunldt, who hlsamst, Colemallhad been added gravated I'Oilbery and grand theft , attended the meeting. to the FBI's 'Ten Most Wanted" Ust . auto. 1be charges s1erJ1 from the death Cdeman has been charged ar Is of fu&ltlves. wanted tor q\lt!6tQJing In eight . Webb said It appears Coleman ot Mrs. Walters and the assault on . lllaylnp aud attacks on &boot a 8Dd Ms. Brown were "equally her husband. , Coleman also has been charged In ~ other pBlple dultng a lll"YBB· C"Ilp!ble" In the CJiua. "I ain lilt WJEklljll'l!l!tlllwgiiDllnols, Wbcnft., looldngatDebra Bruwpas IIIIMIJiJe the death of a Wliconsln girl, whose body '\VaS towld irl n6rthen!' Duitols, sin, 'Mlchlgan; 1nmana, 1<.eiltucky - lileell as a'Will s;"' he said. and Ohio. . Webb aim ll!lld be will not be . ·lind In the a~n of an Indiana He was !eng held In lieu of $25 satlllled with jilst oae - murder ~.whOse lx)dywasdfscovei-ed Hamllllln~alsomaybetbe mlllloulxnlatthefedl!raJMetropol, JIIUU:11tbl and lnteuds to pUrsue In Detroit. ' ' 1!1 addition, pollee said Coleman Is Site of a serond case against ltanCOlla:tiouaiCenterlnCblcago. otbercuesaftertheOhlotrlal. Coleman. Pro&ecutlln will PI r 1cnt ' Ms. Brown was being be1d In ileu of · Coleman and MS. Brown were wanted for questioning In another to a grand Jury-evldellce !lnlclni , $70m1Woubond. lndlcledlMplaylnNorwoodonflve slaying and rape In Indiana, In the Cdeman and Ms. Brown to the The two, both from Waukegan, , counts eadi, InCluding aggravated . deathsofaToledo,Ohlo, woman and death of a 15-year-old Clnclnnail m., were arrested last Friday In murder, attempted al!gravated bet 10-year-Q!d daughter and In the girl, Tonnle Stocey, said ctnctnMi! north suburban. Evanston. Before murder, aggravated burglar.y, ,ag- slaying of an Indianapolis ~; penalty" &Ddthlsmcldentp-esented an QllPOl'lUIIIty for ''the best joint pJoeecutlon." 'We are convlitced that proeecu· Uon can mq&t quickly 'a nd lllOIIt likely result In the ~ lmpolll· Uon at the death peoalty IIP.lnst . Alllln 'Q lleuwnnd Debra Browu." Webb !IBid 11t a news cwfa~L:e. lState ·ebamber blames .taxes· for j, ' ' 1 • ' II ' !· • f '. ' .' ~ A!lehOr Hocklllg's glass products !Anchor B~k's . failure stopped by · $4.5 .m illion ·fed~ral bailout ' ' y • . most of Continental's bad loans and ID geperal, the deal was accepted I pump In $1 biDion In capital. In as something that had to be dOne far The return, It's getting an ~ percent ·· the once high-flying bank that · became saddled with a huge on a stake 1n the bank. · 1be bank wui write off $1 blll1on of portfolio of problem loans. massive $4.5 biUlon rescue plan to ·save Continental Dllnols Natloual the bad loans, resulting In a ,. · At the White House, spoki'Sman Bank " Trust a . staggering second-quarter loss of abput ,$1.1 Marlin Fitzwater said, ','We think ftnanclal alan\ whose collapse blll1on, 11ccordlng to David E. lt'slnthebestlnterestsofdeposltors would have shaken the U.S. banking Taylor, , woo will step down as and the banldng Industry, Although chalrman o! the bank's parent, · we had some reservatiom about the sysU!ITI. WithOut the ball-(lllt, federal Continental DllnolS Corp,, as Part of fonn of the agreement, we think this Is an important restructurtng of the ll!lllllators acknowledged that do- · the deal. ~record effort raised cries that bank." Zl!llll olsmaUer banks with money In the government was nationalizing a , In Chicago, the new management the1W·)'eiU'-oldChlcagobankwoold major AmeriCan bank and pnmpteam of Johh E. Swearingen and haVe gone ullder. ted crittctsm !hat the plan !lad been WUllam S. Ogden cautioned there Although , they considered fashlonedlnsecret.Mon!over,there might still be some rough times · maaas ' lllld other optiOns, the . ' regulators Ill!ltled on the compll· were complaints ~ goVernment 'ahead. "Bear with us," Implored Ogden, cated· ~t IIIIIIDUIICed woutil only work so hard for a big 'bank; uttle ones wooldn't be so fonner VIce chairman of New 'lbur:lday as the best way tb go. · York's Chase M<lnhattan Bank who ·• ''We are doing Ibis transact1on lucky. ,On Capitol HW, Rep. Femand St. Will Ill! the new head of the bank. becaule we have a responslblltty In . Germain, O.R:I., chalm!an of the Said Swearingen, "It'salongroad · \. do tt." WlDiam buc,.chalmlan of House BallklngCommlttee, said the ahead ol us and all the tWists and the Federal Depollt Insurance Coql., told aiii!WICWfiMIJce. . • . ball-out "rallesthegreatestarrayof turns cannot be anticipated." Swea: "Our job II to maintain liability In queetlonalntlleldJUryd.thefederal rlngeh, retired chairman of Stand· ardon Co. of Indiana, becomes the the flnaJM'Ial . , . aud we're bank J'ellllatory IIY*m·" But Isaac DOted tlie draws chalnnan of the bank·holdJnil careylng oot that jab." 1 . . ' Healm881d the lllTIIIIgl!rtlltwas ltSmoneyfromthe14,1Dl~that com~y. .. . . . . ll ...... llaiiJ.'l'lillll"'D1iallllc" '11 pay b'lladep<St:IJilluranceolupto . Stlll, theregulatorssaidtheywet>e ('' the leut Elii•hiiYe for the agency. At "-5 NQ!on, It was the larglist SlOO,Im "Notoneulckelotlaxp8,yer giving the mliwlgers a sllnuned:· (.uot"':~.•·••..,·w~ down bank with a sound base. ever, ~the IDIC to buy off nxineyls In tldstransactlou." By SALLY JAOO?ISEN Gr'andmother: Agnes Dixon, Pomeroy ' • Unlllre an lnOOme tax, the nesaesscme~breekS.Relmers bythestate. ' lnvenlo\'le5subjecttothetaxwere · . , A_..•tedl'rea!Wrlter Unewas$2rnllllon. ptopaty taxlsli!Ytedonhm'nesaes saidthatprlortothepassageofth!ille Howai'dB)Ier,aTaxatlonDE!part· assessed for tax p1ll'llOSeS at 35 l, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - An On Tll"'day, Ail:hol' Hocking regardless of whether !bey are PI'~P<,...ls,, businesses were cany. ment ~111111, said that the pe~cent - of value. This ' year, the 'phloChamberofCommerceotficlal lepolted l.9lll &eCOIIII'quarte lales profitable. · lni aboUt 33 perce11t of the state's revenues. - althougl! the tax Is BSSeS$111ent rate · dropped ·to 34 says he thinks the Lancaster-based of$171QiWiau-downfr!JmlS83.;:. "Reimers said that In addttllin to , total tax burden. Now,ltlsabout:ll administered by the state - are pe~cent In the first In a series of hocking Corp. probably Is· and lll!t an.ne at$2.6 miDion.1be havlugoolnveniDIY tax, llllnolsam )pe~a:ut, he said. dlstrhlted to local scbtol dlstrlctS, reductlons-lpe~oent ayearforlO· ,juStified In pursuing an llllnots,slte earnlnp ccmpared with B83 In· lulsaa:qtoratelncometaxwhlcllls' HOWIM!I', Reliners said busl· ~ties, townshlpsaudother years approved · by the . for a new plastiCs products plant. cane~$7.8mWJon. , lower thaD Ohio's. 'lbeDIJnolsratels nesaes still are paying more taxeS loCal govemmmt units. Leglslatw"e. 1. John Reimers, the OCC's tax , A1tlliulh the Lej!lslatlfre ID B83 ' 4peiOl!IILOhlo'scorpcxateratels5.1 t11an they were last year. They Schoolsgetaboutthree-foorthsof However, thelawniakersputlnto 'speclallst•• was asked Thursday voted a phased-In (OYI!l'thenextlO percent onllnns with liicor.- o1 producea~shareoftotaltax . thestatetotal. ·' .the statute · an annual revenue :abol!t the decisiOn by Anchor ~) reducttorl In the tax -, $25,10lar le$5, but9.5perointonau revenues becauSe the retonn blll While ,the state cannot control growth factor of 2~ percent which Hocklni's board . of directors In actilally a ~ on both Inventories others, he said. included a 90 perce11t permanent local~ rates, the Leglstatw"e must he reallzed before each whlchtbeycltedthestate'ss<>ailled and equlpmeut- Reimers Slid It boost In lndlvlduallnCOtne tax. be soogl!ttopri:JYidesomerellefwhelllt redu~n Is trtggeted. The redUc· .l nventary tax. "Is stlll a beavy tax.~ fu' 1be pbaJe.down of the Ohio said. approved the gradual reduction In don came this year, but will not • A!Lewls,acompanyspokem:Jan, tholleC<JI'qiiiJielwhlchhavebeavy lnvelltocy tax was part Of a tax stateotficlalssaythatthetaxlsa . ass mentrates, occurlnl985becausethe2~percent said the lnvmtoey tax last year on lnVI!IItorlel." . Jebm pectrage wllk:b pve bull: local levy not ccmpletely controlled UnW 1.983• 'the equipment and growtl) rate has not been achieved: • ' J · ByBOBERrE.JWIII-ER Bank l. :A ' • ' Farmers Jeffrev Andrew Dixon Mr &Mrs. hogei tifxon (Victoria, Tx.) poor business cliniate "' I ·• ' AP~Wl1ter WASHlNGI'ON (AP) goYI!l1!ll!ellt Is counting eo... . rorc . :: f2 !.. i j, ., �\. -· . ·• .... ... - .. .. . ~ ... ... ... • . . ' "" ... .... ~. .._ - ... ·- ... • OJUO • . ',. ' p ,..,. .The Daily Sentinel 9 - ~~ · .Repeal _the first commandm~nt fuc~:1~ ... SAN FRANCISCO - At Sa.n F'randsco, the Rev. Jesse Jack· ' JXIblic scoorglng at the altar where Ills aglints had slallllhtereQ Becket, had, after the ordeal, pulled aside, an .... ••• , , / '4 ... an . .. .. Five lew .;:;p rincipal foreign ·:tpolicy objective grea' ... .· ' . ;>-: f'rovlde<llts tease Is renewed In November, the Reagan administration .-fn~ to make a Middle East settlement one oflts prtnclpal foreign policy ' ' ' : ·9bjectlves the second time around. ·.' •. U.S. advlsel"'!Dbert C. McFarlane, made that clear when he ldent111ed :,ihe Middle East, the' Third WQrld and arms control as 1985 priority , : ~ ~In a speech recently to a group of busineSsmen here. :< · With a DemocratiC platform pledge to resume the peace process, -: IOidoubtediY Walter Mondale would also make an e«ort to promote peace ISrael and the Arabs If he defeats Ronald Reagan. ; :: Mondale played 11 big role In the Carter administration's design on a : ·{Q!Tllula for the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty and for dealing with ihe • Palestinian problem. But a 'lot remains to be done. ·:: • But the Inconclusive election In Israel, and the absence of any detectable .· '! jhlttlntheposltlonsofKJngHussetnofJordanandthePalestlneUberatlnn :: filrganlzatlon~ could make It dlftlcult for either Reagan or Mondale to thedownsptn In U.S. lntluence.· ; :; Lurldng behind a facade of Impartiality at working levels of the State. r-Pepartment was oope for a Labor VIctory as the leverage the United States 'llfeds. Labor Is consldefed more flexible than Llkud on West aant< settlements and more Inclined to trade tenitory tor peace. · - - A conctllatory Israel presunlllbly wrold Inspire concessions llY Hussein ~; and PLO Chalnnan Yasser Arafat~ at least that's thetlleory of leading : Middle East experts here. . • But the ISraelis gave neither major party a majority In the Knesset. : Barring a Labor·Likud coalition, small special-Interest parties will have : . dlspropprtlonate tntluence In the way the country Is governed and be In a ~ . position veto new pOlicy Initiatives by Israel.· , :: Reagan waited nearly~ mOnths before unveUing a "fresh start" toward ;. peace. His September 1981 plan, which featured some form of Jordanian :: SJipervlslon over the Palestinians on the West Bank, was Jm!nedlately ·: rejected by Israel. • 'FQI' several months, Hussein consulted with Arafat and tllrted with the ;; ~of haVIng a joint delegation participate In U.S.-sponsored negotiations. ; · Bl;lt be declded agaln$111, charging the United States with being too biased :. In·ISrael's favor to be a credible medlator. •. The Reagan plan could be re-Introduced In a second term or revised to :: make It attractive to Israel, Jordan and the PLO. · ;: . Reagan - o~ Mondale- could reach for the Camp DaVId framework, ' whlcli offers autonomy to the Palestkllans as an Interim solution. ; . U.S. strategy Is complicated, meanwhlie, by tnfllition In Israel (which : makes It hard for the country to focus on peace moves), Hussein's :. suspicions and the PW's unwlllll!gnesS to settle tor anything 1115S than a •· Palestinian state. _. , :: It may tum out that any real drive for peace will have to orlglitate In the :: Middle East, not In Washington·. Seven yearS ago U.S. dlpl<rnacy also :~ ~ to lle near paralysis. · .. . 1 ~ ::· .But Anwar Sadat seized the Initiative, found a wii1Jng partner In ;. :1-tenachem Begin, and set Egypt and Israel on the road to peace. ; ;:: ;At a minimum, the United States needs help. As Secretary of State ·:.· 9e<>rge P. ShultzdeclaredlastMarchUnexasperation: "We areactlVJ!. We ··: ..wW help. But others must come forward as well." , ::&etween 1m -:11!Vel'Se . . ~ -'* •' . .:'.Letters to -the Editor ", ..... - • . .. ..,.... .. .. .' ...· 4 Two sides to issue ·.. ::· ::... :~ ;: It the mayor of New Haven feels · Relations )letween Meigs and Ma· son wiU suffer, not to mention the :; :lhe, actions of a government )loilY, potential damage 1<! local business. ; : he either does not understand how And for what - garbage? . If the mayor checks around ~ ; things WQI'k or he Is engaging In In Ohio he wiU find that elsewhere ·:: demagoguery. Webster's defines --: demagoguery as the "dramatic use most government-owned landfills ::. of · popular prejudices or false restrict business from outside their :~ claims by a leader In order to gain . jurisdictions beCause of the longev··. power." ity· factOr and the cost to taxpayers ; ·: There are two reasonable sides to of start)ng new landtiUs. If the : · the landfill situation. But by leaders of New Haven are._!nter· :: : throwing completely unrelated ested In solving their problems they '; ; issues Uke where people work. an~ should devote their energy to -• shop into the debate, Mayor establishing a landfill for Mason :~ WWlamson and his councU have County. Dividing the community solves nothing. ~\ ;' turned a common problem faced by Michael CuUums ;. ' many communities Into some kind Rt. 2, Albany ; of ' 'us against them" crusade. :·: j(lstlfled In punishing business for Is a white .man. · What's gom, oo, Lord? Ills this. Democratic polltlcs hu · been reduced to government flxa. tloo. Whether It Is the babies In · Oettolt who don't Jive beciiUBe they ' are not cared tor, or whether It II the babies In Detroit who Jive because they are not abortl!d, the·. gi)vemment Is the malefactor. In the ftrst !nstanee II shoold provide more~ hospitals, doctOrS, nUI'IIell and nutrients~ In the SeCOnd, mere tree abortions. If there Is crime In the street, It Is because govemmt'!lt does not provide enough day care.· It there Is unempJoyrneflt In the steel mills, It Is because the government Is using too much steel making subnartnes. ' It there Is a growing number of broj<en homes, It Is bec&l!IJE! aownt· ment has not passed the Equal Rights Amendment. 1f there Is tenSion owing to S9VJet deployment of mtssUes In Europe,lt Is· because the government has faDed to lie down with Moscow, as with a lamb. The reason for all th09e tears' Is that JaCkson was giving voice to fundamental human aspirations for a better. happier life. And although he frequently Invoked the name of God, In fact the appeal was entirely secular. GOd did not Invent SOcial SecuritY, or budget deficits, or undernQUrlshed babies In DetrQII. Noris It reasOnable.toasj( G9d to do sornethlilg about lt. God gave man freewill, and that commitment was unchangeable.lt man, acting oo his own tree will, can cruelty Jesus Cbrlst. God cap probably tolerate the te-electicin of Ronald Reagan. .· By JOHN NElSON AP llpoiUWrla Tony Gwynn rit. 11!f! San Diego Padreshastakentoheartthewords, If t\OIIhe bent grammar, of Hall of . . FamerWeeWIIlleKeeler, whosaid: ·· ','Hlt 'em where they ain't." Gwynn went 3-for-4 Thursday plght- and JIOW has &even hits JnhJs ... .-'·.. ~ ... 'OH,~ ~ 'NEU., I~ WE Cb.JLD, n: Y~ ~ US IT'-S JLJSr RlR A N~WS' . . SfORY.,. ~ IJIOOL}) voo uKi us: io 'POSE r' · No 'love lost_· ___ .....,..._ Marine Corps officer tn World War fellows who Instinctively distruSt n and was the CIA station chief tn brllllance." .. A•"-Then he adds: "In the case of u"""' In the 1900s and 19'10s. He tater served as congressional Ual· some, to resolve, such contllcts on son for the CIA and the Pentagon. the basis of the Umltro mental and Maury's disdain for the people's mQI'al resources with which the representative$ Is laid out right at creator has seen tit to endow them · the start. He quotes the 18th· must Indeed be a formidable task, century French playwright, Pierre · the reSults ot which one should not de Bea\lmarchals: judge tuo harshly." "Tci be a politician Is but to feign Maury cites a few borrlble ll!norance of what yro know wen. examples of Capitol Hill fauna: ·the pretend knowledge of what you are "distinguished member" who could tota\ly Ignorant, decline tu listen to never keep straight Ubya, Lebanon what you hear, attempt what Is and Uberla; older members wbo beyond your capacity, hide what have short attention spans ' 'and . roght to be exposed, appear particularly In afternoon sessions · profound when y0u are dull-wilted, are prone to Intermittent dozing," · and to justify lgooble means by lind the elderly comrrilttee chair· clalmtng admirable ends." man wbo contused "par8mmtary" The author's own opinion of with ·:parUamentary" operations. !)1embe~ of Congress Is equally Despite these forrnldllble ·short· .¥J!Charltable. ''They are, to be sure, comings, the report WBfiiS, many not. all equippetl for the role of memhers of Congress "have an statesmen," he : wrote. ''Among uncanny .knack for asking simple them are a · fair number of dull anddlrect questions ... that go right New guidelines .. . . "' cCl 1&) ..,. '" .• 46 1!1 «! !II> ~ 4. ~ MIITIIMIION - ~· ' • •• • Callbmll - Clok!l\0 Berry's World •, Seeks answers Ill! ' 14 . CANI'ON, Ohio (AP) - .... 16\! .t1t 21 II .. ,110 :II -"" ~ 515 - ..., 111 · ,.· .m ~ .. ill .«51 6\! .40& 11 11 ' «1 'lla::: IIIIo .. o.... Detroit at C'Jeo.ttollncl, •AJd., nJn Bolton 7, Ollc:lao 0 · I' ' <AllY-.-·~ aDd &.ton (Hunt Qteda S.TI at 71 o.trolt , 2 '"""" 1M . . .• KMiu C1ty tCW'a 11).7 and ..1cne1 H! at MlJWaukee ~~ 7-9 1nc::1 • c.ndiotd 0.1 ), , 2. Tex. fHouah 1C).8~. at --'- Twutto (Alexan· l.fi) S'r - 1 Dew fA. pn, wldP ~f!l". to • Bies d one)'Nr a:JIIIrlctl , .- Reelf -· SAN . 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New Y<l'k II Oltcllo Olkllnd at SN.U. ~ · NA'IIONALIRAGVB ' !6 ' Cl 5t tl """end - Jo<i Walle<, I N D 1 A N A P 0 L I.. S <XI..TS-~DI.'fd . i' tl\11 Bille' Wlr!Wr, ~ lll'lefn;m, t(&lolend. CleYdin(l II BiJtimJr!o; (D) 'l'eul M ~o. 7::m In I Kanlu ctty 11 Mlviauleft!, (n) Ca1liXTU at M'iiint.ot., (Ill ClilllBid al Sstur. cnl· Phlladriphla LIONS ""iSigaed . - a.:.to. al Detmlt, in) New Ycl'k 01118110 • DE T R '0 I T 11UPL!S; .... Tonoooo. -w. 12; Cooon; u -. ,.,._ 9: Ow<n. 'Seonlr, ! KGI- Do<noll. 6; RLtw, ClllaiiO. t ftiiMl, Bllttaaae. 6. HOME RUNS; . . _ Olklfnd, :IJ; - - 27; Kllllo!,· ~ 1l; - - a...tand. 22; EM-. ....... b. Bait> S'l'OLEN 8.\SCi: ' fUI!IIIt.'IIOil. Olk· IMI~ tl; ~ II: eoma, Sl: · C1owln. lO; C<ol· _...__ .. . PI'IOIING .. - ): ...... - U-2. .815. lAB;. I Sec+. ~ 'f-2, .., ... ""' """"'· 1·2. .Till, 1111: """"· """"'· !M, .111, 3JI); ..... To> .ID.UI. STIIlkiXll1l'!l W111, ~ dB: Tonoooo. 112: . . _ ....... ...... n.., -·M- Ill: - ,..... 106< N..... - YOrll.llll. SA.VD: Qll au •t·. rc... a.y, 21; · ~ %h lltuw-. Dltrolt, II; It ftlliW Ookloood. 1 Mia- . llw-aiSIII~ . l!Al'nNC 1:130 ...... ): Gw)WI, San "'"'"' .liJ; - . . ~ .Dl; Cor..... CNcaoo. .liD: Atlanta 1,1 SU .!18; 0.....·•-Yan. 2 91. Louis " P!ti*'Jio Clncload .. too ........ hUdJco .,Pa, 11. NMW)N.U,;L&WtJ& w...._ A.-. r:n,.. """"""' .114. line plam :.~~~~oday in history ·. . .. . . "-' r: .. ••, .. , • • FetTMo ·--------~~~--~ ( I . CCMIIIIII . First rir,~!~!~~~'-i· The asked for a trade three years ago, was a llttlesurprlsedwhenheflnally got his wish Thursday. The Reds sent Driessen to the Montreal Expos for right-handed sq: :KA,AAlt ICID' · Howsam. blid," .sbortsiDp Daile Concepcion saki. "lthinkhewantedout because of the way_he had been treated, not just this year but going all the way backtotheJ.B. {Bench) thing, when . Johnny Bench wanted to play first andtheYjust movedDrtesout r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;!;;~~~~~::::::== . ~ . ' 1981 CHEVY CITATION ........................... SJ9·9·5~: 1 Owner, PB, PS, all, excellent condition · auto. 4 cyl. · · 1980 PINTO: ...................... :..... :......... :... S1995 . 4 sp. good condilton: . · · • ·- 1977 MERCURY XR-7 ....:........................ $J895:: "I think the players were embar· "It was apparent that Dan was 2 0r.; 1ully equtpped . . . . rassed by our record last year," iiJlng to become a tree. agent," FORD GRANADA .. :......................... McKaysaldashepreparedhlsteam Howsam said. "He turned down a 8, , a11, looks & runs good. . · to face Seattle tn the annual HaJJ of rather large contract ofler frool us Fame game at Fawcett Stadium, · this spring ... an offer I'm kind of FdORD COUNTRY 'SQUIRE ................ G con 11ton. . adjllcent til the Pro Football Hall of sul'!lrlsedwemade, itwassol.arge." Fame. "We know there were some Driessen, 32, became the Reds' ~976P F0RD LTD ....................... :..........'... justifications tor 11 such as the full-time llrst baseman when the .,uto., , PS, atr, red. . Inordinate amoont of mjurles we popular Tony PereJ; was · traded CHEVY NOVA ................................... suffered last :year, but tn the end we after theclub'sworld championship· Auto. 6 cyl. . · • were2-14." seasoirnfl976.Heaskedtobetraded Tampa Bay hopes to have In 1981, when Johnny Bench's bot Improved Itself by signing multi- hitting won him the first-base Job ~ar contracts with a numher of Its and kept Driessen oo the bench. key veterans, &.eluding llnebackef Driessen's Cincinnati teammates Hllllh Green, I'UIIIIIng back .James said · he wasn't happy tn his Wilder and quarterback Jack platroned role with thi! Reds. Thompson. The Bucs also pickEd up "I don't think he wanted to be Southern Caltfonila linebacker tr8ded because the money was Keith Browner with their top draft .---------;.,__.;.;:;._..;;.;_J.._~---,,--_..:..----...;...:.,--._.....,...-....:..-----:-- 'P1 9_7P7s 1ood978 mom UOOIJIIDENVER BftOriiCOS Ntw Ylrt at Ctllcaeo ---- Will Gnr!.t, lilt. Qalmeri Dl!r- rtcS KaDen . dlteaiiVf '-So e11 watven &I Seattle (Ba· ~-­ t!JIU'!'d fftltfor, 011 tilt New •York (Nletro 12-~1 at ~ 111oyt fl.lO),'{n) . CalllJnU . (JohD ~~ at Mlo...::ta (5mltlll0ft JIHII, In! , Plkllnd fi('N:.'IIr'r Jt)ju 5-31, {ftl ~ BUFI'AI..O deriWJ. fnl OevdM!I IHNIOn .7·91 at Balttzmr. (n.vtl9-tl, tnt . ' . 1 2-14. ~ ll·n) CINCINNATI (AP) - baseman Dan Driessen, who first opening game of the Sl4 National pitchers Andy McGafflgan and Jim Football League PI e 1e s soo Satur- Jefferson. McGafflgan Is expected . day matchlill the biggest S1lll'rise 11 to join the Red$ In Los ~Ies this 19113 against one of the biggest weekend, and the 21-year-old.Jefferson bas been assigned to the club's dlsappolntlnents. ·-Clruck Knox's Seattle Seahawks farm system. , went9-71astseaaonandthenmadelt "It caught me Off guerd, but the · all thewaytotheAmerlcanFootbaU way~ look at It, II wiU be better for Conference championship game me In the long run," Driessen said. hefore losing to the eventual Super The ftrst baseman wruld have Bowl champion Los Angeles ·been eligible for tree agency at the Raiders. end of the seasoo, and showed no Jolm McKay's Tampa Bay Buc· Indication of signing with the Reds, caneers, beset by Injuries, finished according to club President Bob 1\1 ... . '" .185 . 3 ' ·47 m _ . , ,. Kanu& O ty OoolcJand So!ottlc to the heart of tlje Issues Involved,'' as' well as "an uncaney sense fQI' detecting a snow-job." ' To handle· rongi'essmen who want to reveal secrets tliemselves tnstead of waiting to he scooped l;Jy the press, Maury recommends this , subtle hlt of egl}slrQklng: "It l'lllly be useful to point out difference between a revelation llV" 'A a Jack Andenon ... and a revelation by a responsible rllember of the Armed Services Col'nmlttee ... It I thought the KGB spent its time . trying to analyze . and evaluate · every story )Xlt out by JaCk Anderson, I woutqn 't WDITY tuo milch. But when a senior member of the Armed Services or Foreign Relations Committee appears on • 'Meet tile Press' and talks about row ~uch we 1q1ow about Soviet missiles or submarines, odds are that the KGB assumes he's basing . his comments on the best avallable Intelligence tnfonnatlon. "' Art Buchwald ' Schedule Sat.~rday· WLPd.Ga 30' • .... - li5 defeated the Cincinnati Reds 8-2. Doug Expo85, Flynn Plratest doubleO ·ill the last nine at•bats - as the Padres · The three hits raised 'Ills National ~ run In the eighth Inning, League-ieadtngaverageto'.362. snapping a 4-4 tie. Montreal tied the "It's SOI1Iethlng that jusi comes In the seventh on Andre Dawson's naturally for me," says Gwynn, who sacrlfke fly and two wild pitches by · has been likened to Rod Carew by Pirate reliever Don Robinson. Padres Manager Dick Wllllams. Derrel Thomas started the wtn" l'm just trying to hit where ntngraUywithafwo.outdouble,and Flynn followed with the winning hit they'reJI()t playing." . . Gwynn had one-toulth of San off Robinson, 0-4. Bob James, 3-4, Diego's 12 hits 'against the Red$ pitched the eighth for the VIctory, , 'hefore leavin&the game for a pinch . and 'Jeff Reardon got the final three l'llnl:ler•doubllnglnSanD!ego's outs for lils 14th save. .three-run ·siXth ln!llng. Gwynn Glaota 3, Astros ~ scored onoe and had an RBI. · . Dusty Baker hithlsftrstllooterun . In therestoftheNatlonaJLeague, since Aprll and only second of the Montreal edged Pittsburgh 54, San season to help the G~ftts beat FranclscodefeatedHroston3-2and Houston.Billl.askey, 6-9,andFmak Atlanta beat Los Angeles 5-1.' · WUIIams combined on an eight· Mark Thwmond, 8-5, won Ills hitter. Laskey went seven Innings, third straight start for the Padres, giVIng up six hits. wholeadAtlantaby.sevengamesln The Giants got only six hits oH NFL opens· Driessen turned ·.down . pre-season , Reds offer in spring· , AM AN LII:MHII! &.WI' DIVUIN ., . · ' the NL West. Thurmond worked three Houston pitchers, lncludlitg seven Innings, glvtngup tworunson starterMikeScott,4-9. Scott ylelded seven hits. Baker's ftrst-tnntng solo bomer, then didn't give up another hit~ Steve Garvey drove In a pair of the fifth. · runswlth a slngle tntheflrsttnntng Houston scored twice tn the t!H Jet! RtiSseU, 4-12, wbo lasted just . seventh on doubles by E nos ea~. . twotnntngsfortheRedS,wbo)QStfor KevtnBassandBillDoran. I . 1 the 16tlrne Jn the last 18 Sla!.1S. . ".fajon .,. ,. _.,::]!...=..:ac:.:.=..k.:.:A=rul=er~so::..::n· . · Scoreboard .... Texu 1 ....!;...o..__ _ _ _ _-_ WASHINGTON ,_ The CIA and Congress, now locked In bitter contllct aver the a-ncy's "covert" ..~ operations In Central America, have always had an uneasy rela· tlonshlp at best, While members of Congress have been free with their crltlclsl11 of the CIA, It Is rare for a CIA official to express equally candid asses!!I'Dellts'of Ills paymasters On C8pltol HW, . Now I can reveal just what a plltar of the CINs old·boy network actually though\ of the legislators he had·to deal with. The bllstertng ap~lsalls contained In a 14-page report, "CIA arut the Congress," which was disseminated In one of the agency's secret publications. It was intended as a sort of·guJdcllne for CIA employees trying to " handle" Congress. My assocl'1-te Date Van Alta has reviewed the report, . which was written by the late John Minor Maury, a VIrginian who served !!Sa ImageS. vidor)' 'l1lunday 1n San Diego. (AP apba1o }. ·; • - ~-~ - ~~ r..n.· s-z AIRIIOt'NE- ~ Bellil'lbortlltGp Taal. J!'oley !airel to IIIUir to aVGIII oo"HM wtlllllu Dlep ' fa Padrel' G.ry 'fimPleton ...._. ~ 11!i111DC of . No, It was an appeal to mammon . that Jesse Jackson voiced. Blit because his accents were evangeUstic, be achieved the evangellst's effOrt. But there Is a tenibll! hangover. The price of VIolating the . First Cornmandment:' lt spec111es that man shall' not make graven ·Geraldine Ferraro has not onJy COQple." story. palgn, and don't give the ptll!llc the broken new terrttory when It comes 8. At polltlcal rallies do 'not throw 15. There · are absolutely no sUghtest excuse to think there Is to national politics; she has also kisses to her from the press stand. A restrictions on · male reporters anything going on between the two . changed the manner In which the frtendly wave wlll suffice. ~lng George Bush as you have you -other \hall you trying to lind of media will now cover vice preslden· 9. If you happen. to be on the - done In the past, since people wlll out where she really stands on the tial candidates. . platform, do not hug her as you not mlsrel!d your Intentions. nuclear freeze. ' To avqtd any hint of sexism or Wbuld _Fritz Mondale. A sll!iPle 16. To sum up, keep your hands misunderstanding, I received a holding hands over the head Is · ott Rep. Ferraro during the cam· ' . memo from my editor laying ' out · sufficient. new guidelines lor male reporters. 10. The Important thing Is make They are as follows: · the public aware that you and, Rep. · ' 1. You a re not to kiss Rep. Ferraro are equal partners In the ;Ferraro In public unless she k(sses election process and· that you as a . you first. reporter are colorblind when . it 2. Do not put your arm around her (.'Oflles to sex. waist or around her shoulder when you are seen with•her tn public. You ll. It may be awkward at first to ~ · may shake hands with her, If she avoid any reference to Mrs . ' offers you hers, but do not kiss her Ferraro as a woman in your :: I am wrlllpg this pertaining to the almost an hour before I was ever hand lf.photographers are present. column, but as the campalgn 3. Do not opeQ her car door for her • progresses, It will be easler. -Brilish .• -: June 23 tire on S. Fourth St. , told about !he nre. When I got up. · or let her p~ede you ln a·revolVIng reporters had the same problem ;. Mlddlepori, In which my 19-year- · there everyone knew It was my son door, as this will appear patronizing when Margaret Thatcher first : old son died. The Middleport fire but no one told me tUI s,fter his body and will . offend your women became prime minister. But now · : chief told me they ruled the cause of was taken away. Whose place f.,as . readers. · It's ·rare to see a Brttlsh joumallst •. fire was my son smoking In bed. It to tell me? ' 4. 1f you are granted a ont'-on-one kiss or hug Mrs. Thatcher In front of : : How could a fire started by a There also was a gas above InterVIew with her, ALWAYS have No. 10 Downing Street. :- cigarette In the front part of the . ground right back of the bouse yourwlfepresentsotherewillbeliO ·12. Langualll! Is very Important • ;, bouse burn the wbole back part up which should have been covered up question In anybody's mtnd what when addreutng the Democratic ,-: without my son being burned months ago but was lett uncovered. you are meeting about. VIce presidential candidate. Do not . , ~ - beyond recognition? When I asked . Why would tregas company allow. ll, When You nnd yourself at a , refer to ber as. "Honey," ':Pear," , dinner party nex1 to her, DON'T "'Babe" Ql' • "Toots." A simple ' : ,the tire chief bow come the fire this? "Ma'am" will set the right tone . : • departlllenl dldll'l go tn the house If anyone can give me any . pulloutberchalrandseethatshels • andnndhlsbody,hesakllheYwent answers I'd appreciate healing comfortably ~ted. But If she pulls · · 13. AIIIO~ keep In mind that only Geraldlne Ferraro's husband JOhn ; ; In but had been told no one was In from you. My heartfelt thanks go out your chair tor you, be sure to ' Zaccaro may· Introduce his wife to ' : · there and Rusty's body was out to the people wbo helped me but · thank her. 6. If she stops by your ta'ble to someone else as "My better half," ,; 'covered up, the reason theY dldn 't I have no use for the ones who did 14, Although the kll81ng and :· lJnd him. yet my sister who found ' the -wrong. - Nora Nltz, 729 Beech chat with you when you are with friends , do not s tand up, aa this wUJ hugg.Jng prohfbltion rulel must be ~ him said he was In sight. AJio,\ St., Middleport, Ohio. S('!l!l conde8cendlne a,nd Indicate strictly adllered to COIICtl'lllqg Ml'i. ~· my son Willi found · and Identified · you are f'I!COIIllzlllg ber not aa a Ferraro, they do 1101 apply to qt11er ,l't ' ' . vice preslden~ill candid~ bu~ a female candidates . n•fiiiiDI b' "Exeu,. rMII ftllnlc IIIII 'fMrM/Inf thing woman . . · • · Ieaer ofllce. You may still bull a II DYNAMITE/" 7. You can exc!t&ngl! Innocent COilllesswoman·or uenatoi-or the jokes with her and taUIIh, but keep mayoral candidate of the oppllllte sex and even put your arm tii'Otllld :~> .Today Is Frklll,y, July :z1; the Dth day at IW. There are 1!17 days left tn' the byplay to a minimum 10 the , public won't percelw you aa a "fun her waist If It will help you aet your •.:tile year. -- · i ........ .. lj ol Padres hand Reds 16th ln last 18 outings by 8 to 2 ' world, bablesaredylngat thesame rate as 1n Hmdw'as, the most son's oratory outshone that of underdeveloped nation tn our · Mark> Cuomo. On Ule other hand, plopped thecrownbackoohlshead, hemisphere." Mark> Cuomo's wrold have out- and muttered, "I hope that \YID Now Jet us asswne· that this ""'-'......-.-•....._o:::l,.... shone, for that crowd, Abraham satlsfy those bleedlllg hearts." s~tement Is true - which, by the 'qjv • Uncotn's. Polllical conventiOrl§ ~ lntense meditation of what Jack· way, It probably Isn't . ROBERT L WINGEtT nottoberontusedwlthaweek at the son actually said yields a falclnat· Why are those babieS dying? PubiiBher r ~ -Ashland . Institute. But the~ Is tng datum. 'lbe~ts no InJunction .tn Because Ronald ~agan ' IS · . something to. be learned In reflectIlls speech, anywhere, to ll!IY president? PAT 'WHITEHEAD 808 HOEFLICH •i, lngon thelmpactof.suchasCuorno American to do more, dO ~ter. · UD!!tl'91t ls ooeofthelllfttCltles AuiMut Pablloer/CoatroU~r Generol MIUiaJer . al)ll Jackson. Tile · Usteners, many deny himself. The sJ.ngle thing of the Western world , why Is It , . ot them, wept. As others do, if for enjotnedonthe. Amerlcancl\~Zenby · letttngltsbablesdle?Themayorof · ,. DALE ROOHGEB, JR. . ~ . different reasons. JaCkson {and Cuomo) Is to vote. ~troll Is a black man. Detroit has Ne•U Editor 'l1le aP.OJogy; widely Interpreted Because Democratk:polltlcs In S!pJ nlnj! m;mbers In Its clly councll. A MEMBER of The Auoelated P.:e.., laland Dally Preso Asooclaas Intended for American Jews Mr. Francisco were abou.t the of these are black. Why are . llon ...,. the American Newipaper Publisher Auoelatloa • Jackson has In various ways · tallsmantic powers of government. they .. letting the babies dJe tn ' sllgbted, was dlgnlf!ed and manly. All Ten Commandments, at the Detroit? ''. LETTI!IIS OF OPINION ore welcomed. Tiley lllooahl bo 1-lbu . . words klniJ. All letters are subject to edlda1ud muat be alped wl&ll a am e. alldrl!ll aad Moreover, anydoubtthattheywere hands of Jesse Jackson, were Why, Lord? . ' telepllla.e n•mlter. No uulped. letten wUI be IJ'Iblllbed. Lecten· abould be Ia th_e ~ audience for that reduced to: Thou shalt not fall In Lack of money? (OOd I . . ., ..w...olq loou , ao1 -oilllleo._ _I..,.._ _ _ _ __.,1 .•·•.. o....,.--~--..:;_; _ .._;___;_;_-:-....;:.:;.:;.; apology was dispelled when, only a vote for soclallsm. . The per caplla budget of Detroit ·' •' minutes - after Ills biblical . , Consider just ooe of the hundred Is $1,317. Compare that to, say, $riVing, Jaekson was overhe<ird to. sllnllar l.loo!l In Jackson's speech Ml!ineapolls. There the budget Per mutter •to a confederate, "Did the dlstlnguls~ by. a 1ack of spec111c caplta·ts $993. And, when last heat'd ~h thing go aver?" It .ts as I! graVIIy. Hesald,"lnDetrolt,oneof trom. thebableswerenotdYJngtn Henry 1~. after submitting to Ills the cities of the W~ MJnneapoUs, even though Its mayor lll Court Sti-eet Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOl'ED ro THE INl'ERE8T OF. THE MEIIJ8-MASON' ARE.t , The l975 6 S1695 S2495 · $1295·: S795·· .. cholce this year. ~ Because NFL teams have beell practicing only since the middle of July,McKaysaldhewooldeJCpectto use much of Ills roster during Saturday's game. · ''We plan on going to Canton and dolngrorbestwilhlnthefrllmeworlt · of preparing our team for the · regular season," he said. "I plan oo starttngourbestllneupbutlhereWIU be many clulnges as the game goes along." Theseahawks, meanwhile, made a huge jump tn the right direction last year~ Knox, wbo toOk a franchise that had ooly two winning season In Its first 9IM!!I years. of existEnce Into ·the playoffs for the first time. "But we start over this year," Knox said. "What we did last year really doesn't mean anything now, other than the fact that our playen should feel a lot · more conlldenl about what they're trying to do, withOUtfeellnll: cqck,v ... Returning on offense are running back Curt Warner, who led the AFC · Jn•rushlng last year, and quilrter· baCk Dave Krieg; who took over from veteran Jim Zorn at mldsea· son In l9ID. an ' . 1983 MERCURY MARQUIS "Loaded" .................. $10,995 : 1984 FORD ESCORT 4 DR ..............JA.\!li~~J-9.. NOW $6300 . ' 1982 FORD GRANADA 4 DR ...........mm~~ .... NOW $6295 . 1982 JEEP J-10 PICKUP ......•........ ~JA.\!6~~~ .... NOW $6000 · : 1981 FORD FAIRMONT 4 D.R..........IIM!~m ! ··· NOW.$2000 : 1981 DODGE MIRADA 2 DR ...........m!~m .... NOW $4600 : 1981 FORD ESCORT 2 DR ..............mm~~ ... ; NOW $2600 .: 1980 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS .....,AA!~m. NOW $6200 · 1980 FORD PINTO 2 DR ................. JM!~n~ .... NOW $2500 1979 FORD F....150 PICKUP ...... :...... m!m~ .... NOW s2000· · · 1979 PONTIAC PHOENIX 2 DR ....... \VM!~m .... NOW $1400 ·: 1979 HONDA ACORD 4 DR:.~ .......... \VA!l.!m~ .... NOW $2400: ,1978 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 D·R..... )U~mn. NOW $3200 ·.: 1978 FORD GRANADA 4 DR ...........m!3m .... NOW S2900 · 1978 FORD PINTO .........................m!lm .... NOW. $500 : 1977 OLDS CUTLASS WAGON ' .........m!,m •.•• NOW s1100: 1976 PONTIAC VENTURA 2 DR .......JMim~ .... NOW S700 · 1975 CHEVY NOVA ..•..'.: .... :..... :...... YIM!&m •••••NOW $1000·: 1974 FOR.D 8200 CARGO VAN ...•.... Mum~: ... NOW $1000 :. 1977 CHEVROLET PICKUP C-20 ......mmoo .... NOW $2300 . . �• · Friday, July 27, 1984 .u • :u en w .. ' P~~ge Olympic cage officials ·upset with time tilts are scheduled By BRU(:E LOwrrr AP Sports Writer ANGELES (AP) -Basket· ball is theAmerlcans!XJrt-andone of the men who runs the amateur ve~lon In this country Isn't vecy happy about the way It's being conducted at these Olympics. )3oth the men's and, women's teams, who.cruised through their preDiyrnplc tournaments, are being gtven unfavorable starting tllj\es becauseoftelevtSion, Wllllam L. •WaU, executive director of the Alliateur Basketball Association of tilt United States of America, complained Thursday. :rhe women's team, 25-1 In ~Iyrnplc play, has games , sc!leduted Monday against medal· contending Y\I!:OslaVla aild Tuesd$y against Australia, each starting at' 9 a .m . PciT. The .men's team, Wibeaten In nine exhibitions, has tWo games scheduled to start within 'JJJ: hours of each other late next LOS w~k . ' ''They don't think ahout the athletes," wau fumed. "The game " Is .not sport, It's money ·and television." And the Olympics Is diversity. . ThelnternatlonalO!ymplcCoJiunlt· tee, which added the women's' marathon to these Games agreed lure, which \!lid.cooled olf tbe past Thursday to add a women's week after a series at steamy 10,®meter run to the 1988 Games 100-degree days; I'OI!e Into the 9011 In Seoul, South Korea, on a trial Th\U'llday and, a<:t'OJ'<IIna to the basis. National Weather Service, Is likely The roc also decided to add three to be there when the opening other events . to 'tuture Summer ceremonlesareheldSaturday. ThehlghllghtattbeceremoaJesls Olympics on a permanent basis: a women's sprint track event .In · tbe llghtlng at the Olympic Flame. cycUng, aWomen's470-cJassdlngby Trying. to guess the lde!ltlty d. the event In yachting, and either a torch-bearer has become a sport tn ' m11!1'sllghtwelghldoublesculls,ora Itself. coxless lour In rowing. For a whUe, a heevy favorite And the Olympics Is security. It seemed to be Nadia COrnal1ed, the was tested at UCLA, where a bomb · Romanlail gynllla5twho, beeauseot scare forced a 4()-mlnute afternoon her unprecedl!nted JBtocl marks, evacuation of a donnltocy at one of became tbe sweetheart of the the Olympic vfllages. MQJitreal Games In 1976.. It occurred when a package w~ Peter Ueberroth, president of the discovered In a flrst·floor restroom LAOOC. lntro«Juced her 'I1nlr9day during a routine check by'!XJUce at seven-story Rieber Hall, under at ·a news conferenCe, welcoming closer·than·usual scrutiny because her as a special guest rl the It houses athletes from Israel, El canmlttee. He .all. but assured evecyoneComaneclwouldnotbethe Salvador, Nicaragua and ChUe. · The package turned out to be two torch-bearer, saying to select a roUs of toilet paper wrapped In a Romanian could be interpreted as an ·emban'asSrnellt to the · 14 smock. J:>ollce "haven't had many bomb Ea$tem-bloe nations boycotting the threats solar. WeeX!)ectedmore," Games. saki Lt. Dan Cooke, a pollee, spokesman. But "we hav~ found "We would do nothing to hurt· suspicious things." . anybody's fee)lngs," Ueberroth The Los Angeles-area tempera· said. "Wecouldn'tdosomethlngllke that." While Comanecl I'Eill8l'i.ed as placid before the world's press as she had ever been as a 1'-year-old dw1ng her electrltylng goJd.medal perfonnances In Montreal, ZoJa Budd, tbe South Atrican·bom middle-distance runner appeared rattled as she arrivedIn Los Angeles from lH!r new ~eland, England. She seemed bewildered by the tumult at Los~les International Airport, just as she had beensevei'al hQurs earllerwhensbewas besieged by reporters at London'sHeathrow Airport. ·"I was absolutely fright· ened,'' she said. "A.nyhody.would be ln,thorje circumstances.' The 18-year-old Budd, whose native land Is barred from Olympic canpetltlon because of Its policy of racial separation, was . granted British citizenship almost .trnmredlatety afteremi8J'atlngtoEngland, because her grandfather was Brit· Ish. 1be move caused an uproar In ParHament. · · Another controversial a\h]ete, wefghtlUter JetfMichels, American GETI'ING READY - Liz Wilson, left, ud Kalbl Foley, rliht, . ' remained In Umbo. for at least ooe check a balloon during a practice session Thllnlday at the Loll Anples maredayheforefindlngoutwbether Memorial Collsll\lm lor this weekend's opening ceremony lor the XXIII the International Olympic Cottunlt· ' Olyinplc Games. (AP Laserphoto). tee would allow hlril to be named to the U.S. team. . . . . Michels appealed Thursday to the IOC's Ji;UglbWty Committee to ,·. reverse sanctions Imposed by the International Welghtllltlng Federa· tiQJI and tbe Unlted·states Olympic Canmlttee after he tested positive Second round men's singles Pickens, cruirleston. who defeated last year for banned su~. tennis action was played Wednesd· Mike Say,e; Middleport, 6-4, 6-2; . Michels, who won three gold daY. evening on both Syracuse and Brent Johnson, Galllpolls,OIIei'Rick medalsatthePanAmerlcanGames Middleport courts. Crow, SyraCuse, 6-3, 6-1; and Jack last August, tested positive tor Playing In Syracuse were Mark Fowler, Point Pleasant, over Bruce testosterone - a natural · growth Thompson, Ravenswood, who beat Modessltt, Parkerslm'g, 6.7, 6-2. honnone ....,. during urinalysis after Jay Carter, Parkersburg, 11-2< ·~; Men's singles quarterl1nal play the <Dnpetltlon and was sb lpjA!d ot · CliffBrowntng,PolntPieasant,over WW begin on Friday. his awards. Blii'Gray, GalllpoUs, ~. ~: Dwight The 1984 Syraeuse Open Tennis H!ll, Racine, over Jo)m Bentley, Tournament IS sponsored by the • Syrac\!se, 7-6, 6-2. Farmer's Bank and SaVIngs Co., PlaYtng In Middleport were Rick Pomeroy: ~ 1'1 BOOK STORE iiiDII.,EPORT . Church & Otlico Suoplit5 GIFTS ' H Mill 51. Middloport t . eek end f ish ing report f· W : By The Associated Press Here Is the week!¥ Ohio fishing report from the Ohio Division ol WPdllfe: • 1 CENTRAL OHIO . {..IItle Darby Creek- Utile Darby In Madison and Unlon . countles is a goOd place at mid-summer for srriaUmouth and rock bass. Uve bajts such as soft craws are best. Indian Lake-Thls4>gan County !ale has a good supply ol white and laJ!gemouth bass and channel catfish. Most good fishing is at night ' duiing hot weather, especlaUy with balls such as minnows, worms, soft cr~ws and chicken livers. · NORTHWEST OHIO Ferguson River - This AUen C<l!nty spot has good summertime fl$lllg for waUeye, smallmouth bass and channel catfish. Nighttime anglers fishing for walleye and channel catfish do well during this part of thE! season. The best places for smaUmouth bass are along the nrellnes dur!ng early morning iufllate evening. HufQJI River - The Huron Rlv(lr In Erie and Hu!Qn countles bas @!ad smaUmouth and white bass and channel catfish fishing. 1be best smalln\oUtb Oshtng Is near Milan, bit It also good from the Monroeville Dlim to the Ohio Turnpike. • NOR1UEASTOIDO ~~re Reservoir - There Is goodtlshin&for~andsunftsh tn this lake east of Akron. 1be best '1\s)llng USiiauy during mld·Summet' Is In deep water neat; sub- mirledweedbeds. Waiwonnsand • musldes are~ blyeglll balls. . t Clendening Lake - &me of the • Surging R~ Sox ·.blank By DAVE O'IL\RA AP SporiB WI . . BCei'ON (AP) ~Manage!' Ralph Houk of the Bostat Red Sox bad a decision .to With a COiq)le ot make: open diltes, ooe of his five starlln& pitchers would have to mlss·a tum. Hook decided rookle.rl(lht·balldel' Roger Clemens, wbacked lll"WJJd In less than tbree Innings tn Seattle on July 14. was a lorllcal cllok:e. Barring lnjUiy or an unfoneen emergmcy, It may be the last time Clemeas Is bypasaedfor a IOng,loag time. Oemens, who pitched Texas to the College World Se!1es cbampjonshlp 13 inOnths ago, returned to a starting role with fleree detennlna· tlon Thi,II'Sday n~Pt. · get·thls pme under my belt," said ~ 4-4 afterblsftrst vict<l'y In Ad~ winS· feature ra~ at Skyline, big event Saturday Speclal, palled veteran driver Earl HW with Juat too:laps to go to take last week'~ Super Late M~l sUdtna to a halt Inside the racing llfOO'ie. The yellow nag tigt\tened tbe field, which made to~- a great racing finish. Adams and Hill battled nose-to-taD tor. ~ · next two laps, as the two biieDy made contact alloWing Adams· tp shoot Into the~ and on to vlctocy. FoUOWing Adams aci'OfiS the llnlshllnewereHW,Abels,Frazler, Brent Martin, ScOtt Wolfe, Hilton Wolfe, and Bob Keith. This Saturday top area ~vers are expected to challenge many top out of state compeUtors wbo pl~q~ to take hoi!Je this week's bJg winning main r-;:====:;:::=====-:-. Subacrlbers not deolrlng topa~ the«or· " GRAYaY TRACTOR. SAifS & SavtCE rler may remit In advan~ dlrect to 'I'M Dally Senttnol oo 3, 6 or 12 I!ICIIIth basil. Credit wut be giVlm carrier Oach 1 p.m. on the Trautwein. field. ~tb. 204 Condor St. · 1be title game determines the No aubacrlptlonl by mall permitted In Pomerv.OH Eighth District representative to tow111 where ttorne carrier terVIce II Phon• 912·2176 available. the state tournament, aiBo bel~ In Spring & Summer Hours: Athens starting Aug. 6. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS' ' Mon. ·Fri. 9 to 5 Thursday's game saw a couple rl ~t.9to1 13 $14.116 ace hurlers ID Athens' Kevin Hqen 26 w..u ................. , .............. $29.12 and Lancaster's left·hander Mike . 52 w........................,................:u ~THE' OoollldoOide . Cotterlll take tbe hiU. The pair 13 w. ..... ~ ...........:...................&:80 GRAV&LV battled In spectacular fashion last 26 w..u ..................... :............ 1.21 112 Weei!l ................... .............. .80 . Sunday With Hagel! and Atbenl winning 1.0. Both teama had rapped out two harmless singles befOI'j!the ..__ _ _ _.-..-.........-..~---1....,-~__,-::-----,-_.;.ratns came. · w-.. . .--. . . . . . . . . ... ... avaTeM. TOWN AND COUNT:RY VETERINARY CLINIC PAUL E. SHOCKLEY, Ow~.M. .. PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACK~ AVE. SMALL' ANIMAL HOURS oDp~ & ENDS sttqtDUPOIIT ' . MONDAY 3 P.M.·5 P.M. · TUISDAY 6:30 P.M.·8 P.M. WIDNBAY 3 P.M.·5 P.M. • THURSDAY 3 P.M.-5 P.M. · MIDAY 1 P.M.~2 P.M. 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' FOREST RUN BAPTIST. ReY. Nyle . ' Borden, pa~tOr. c_ornellus Bunch.. supt. ·· ' Sunday School 9:ll a .m.; Second al)d, fourth Sundays worship service at 2:30 p . •. . ~ ·, MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourlh and .. Main St.'; Middleport. Rev. Calvin Mtnnlll, MT. HERMON UNITED BRE')'HREN pastor. Mrs. Elvin · Bumgardner, suph · IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas sunday School 9:30 a.m .; Worship service Communlly off Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Roberl 10:45 a.m. , Sanders, pastor. Don Wlll.layleader. Sun· School 9:3(} a .m .; Worship 10:30 a .m·.; SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST day School 9: ll a .m .: Morning Worship Prayer m~tlng, 7:30p.m. Thunday. - J oseph B. HOskins;· pvangellst. SundaY .• 10:4S a .m .; Evening preaching SE'rvlce se· MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Bible Study 9 a .m:; Worship, 10 a.m .; S\Ul·,._· cond· and fourth Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; CHURCH, corner Ash and Plum. Leslie day cveniJ'I~ sPrvlce 6 p .m .; Wednesday,..: .Christian Endeavor, first and third Sui1· Hayman_, pastor. SundaySchool10:00 a. And ... ............ - ...... ooloy, evening service, 7 p.m. • ,. day. 7: lJ p.m. Wednesday prayer m~tlng m .; Morning WoNhlp, 11: 00 a .m.; Wed· PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Raclno, and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. Knowtns. all thl while. what we COlt bec:.ornE tomoz zow! nesday and Saturday Evening Sef'vlces at R1. 12~ . William Hoback, pastor. Sunday JEHOVAH'S WITNESS, 37319 Slale 7: 30p.m. SchoollO a .m .; Sunday evening service 7 , _ Route 124 (one mllr east of Rutland ). Sunp.m. WPdnesday evening service 7 p .m. · .· MEIGS day: Bible lec1ure9: JO a.m.: Watchtower CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadl~ COOPERATIVE P .UUSH ~tudy 10: 30 a.m.; Tuesday. Bible- study, ...... bf ... - . . - . . . ~ Sup!. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Momlnf(' : UNITED METROOI8T {;HlJIICH 7: 3Q p.m.: Thursday, Theocratic ~hool Worship 10:30 a.m. P rayer service, alte~n·. 7: :1) p.m. service meetlnt. 8:20 p.m-., FlY 111......, - 1i11iM s.nctay P1*n ...... MDIII 1 Corlnfilnl 2 ~ t Coriolhilnl ate Sundays. · .... Rev. J a - E. C.rbiU,CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . 411:1-50:3 t2;1 ·12 5:22·34 2:14-23 4:1-21 3:1•18 IS::lS--51 } . NORTHE.UT I:LtJBTEB Locatl'd on 0 . J . White Road of Higbw.ay ~111'K..- ,....,......._ ....................._ MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third · BeY. Doo Ar<ller 160. Pat Henson. pastor. Sunday SCh00110 .,.__,•• 1'.0. . . . . . .. ~. ~22108 .... llof Deeter a.m. Classes for all ag,es. Junior Church 11 Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Nol· . tlngham, Sunday Schoo! s,..pt. ~unday ReY. Seldoa Joh-• · a .m .: Morning worship 11 a .m . AduH /' comber, supl. Sunday School 9: ll ·a .m.; SchoOl lO .a.m. with .classes for all agtt: ALFRED- Chureh School 9::11 a.m.; Choir practice 6 p.m. Sunday. Youn2 PeoWonhlp service 10:30 a.m. Bible stud)', Evening services at 6 p.m . Wedne-sday Bi· ple's, Chlldren.'s Church and Adul1 BlbiP Worshlp,ll.a.m.; UMYF, 6:30p.m.; UW, HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. Tuesday, 7:30p.m. I Study, ble study at 7: 30p.m. Youth servlcf!s FrlWedne5day at 7: 31Yp.m. Third Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Communion, Tom Staten. pastor. Sunday School 9:30a. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS day al7:30 p.m . .., . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL , 570· Grant Urst Sunday. (Archer) m.; EvenJn&serv1ee7:30p.m. Wednesday CHRIST OF LATI'ER DAY SAINTS. Pori· ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP. 128 Mill st,, S1., Mktdleport. AUII\ated with Southern CHESTER- Worship 9 a .m.; Church pra~r meeting 7:Jl p.m. . land-Racine Road . William Roush , pastor. Middleport . Brothe-r Chuck McPher~n. : SChooi!Oa.m.: Bible Study, Thuroday, 7p. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF Baptist C9nvenllon, Sunday ScboollOa.m . Linda Evans, church school+ dlr~lor. pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m.; ~unday . ; Morning worship 11 a .m .; EvE>nh'lg worm.; UMW, first Thursday, 1 p .m. ; Com· CHRIST. Duane Warden, minister. Bible · Church school 9:-:J.I a.m .; Morning worslp evE"ni~ll servlces at 7 p.m. and Wednesday ', ship 7 p.m.: Wednt'"Sday E'Venlng Blbl~ munloa, first Sunday f Archer). class t: 30 a.m.; Morning Worship.tO: 30 i. 10:30 a.m.: Wednesday evening prayer -~ servict-!Hif 7 p.m. sludy·and prayer mE.'E'tlng 7 p.m . JOPPA .:.. Worship 9:30a.m.; Church m .; Eventq Won:hlp 6:30p.m. Wednel· services, 7:00p.m. NTIQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shuler, paa: BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST. St. · School 10:30 a .m . Blble S.tudy, Wednes· day Bible Study 6:)) p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPI'IST. Rev. Earl 'or. Sunday School9: 30 a .m .; Church serRt . 124 and Co. Rd.5. MarkSeeven, minis· day. 7:30p.m. iJohnsbn) . , 'NEW STIVERSVIllE COMMUNITY Shuler, pa1tor. Worship; service. 9: 30a.m. vice, 7 p.m.: Youth m~Ung, 6 p.m. Tuester . Sunday School Supt. Steve Pickens. LONG BO'M'OM- Church School9::11 CHURCH, Sunday SChool service, 9:45 a. Sunday School 10: 30 a .m.,Bible Study and day Bible STudy at 7 p.m . . Sunday School 9:ll • . m .; Morning wor· .a .m.; Worship 7 p.m.; Bible Sludy, Wedm .; Wonhlp service 10: :II a.m.; prayer SoPrvke Thursday, 7::1J p.m. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 330111 • ship 10:30 a .m .; Evening worship 7 p.m . nesday, 7 : ~ p.m .; UMYF, Wednf'lday, Evaqellstlc Service 7:30 p.m. Wedoes· THE CA.RL£TON INTERDENOMINA· Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom K~tly, pa:• Wednesday ·worship 7 p.m. day: Prayermeetlng7:30p,m. Thursday. 6:0Q p.m.; Communion First Sunday. TIONAL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev. tor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday ' ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. (Archer) • · ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· David Curfman. pastor. Sunday School , Corner Sycamore and Second Sts .. Po· mornln~ SE'rvtce at 10 a.m.i Sunday even· . . REEDSVIL!.E -Church School 9: :IJ a. • ibrrliODYille Rd. f!obert Purtell, minis· 9::1) a .m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening worlng service 7: 30p.m. Tuesday and Thursmeroy. The Rev. William Mlddleswarth. m. ; Worship Service ll:OO a.m. (Deeler). ter; RoD Rittle, SuPdaySchooiSu~rbltenship 7:30 p.m. Praye-r meeting, Wednes· day Services at '7 :30p.m . pstor. Sunday SChool 9:45a .m .: Church TUPPERS PLAINS Sf. PAULdent••Suq4ay Scb9ol 9:30a.m.; Worship day 7:30p.m. WORD OF FAITH , 93 Mill St., MiddleChurch SchOol 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; .-t · servicelb: ~a . rri. ; EvenJngworshfpSun· servJce 11 a .m . ' LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIA.N, Jody port. Richard Slewart, pastor. Sunday SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr. Bible Study, Tuesday, 7::1J p.m.: UMW, day 7 p.m. and Wednesday, 7 p.m. HoUand. pastor: Wallaf(> Damewood. morning service lO a.m .; Sun~ay evening Anthony Gtannamore-. Ph. 992-5898. Satu,,r· Third TueJday, 7:30 p.llt.: Communion ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Pine · Sunday School S\(pt. Worship service, 9 a . 7: 30. TUesday mprntnp: Bible study 10 a.m. day .E vening Mass· 7 : ~ p.m.; Sunday First Sunday tArc"*rL Grove. 'J'he Rev. William Mlddleswarth, m.; Bible SChooiiO a .m . Mass, 8 a.m.. and 10 a .m . Conresliions one . WednE'sda)' evening 7: 30 p.m. Thu!~!d•y CENTRAL CLUSTER pastor. CHurch service 9: 30a.m.; Suaday I morning vi~ with Kennelh Copeland 10 half bour before each Mass. CCD classes, Rev • .IanNI E. COrblll School10: :II a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. · a .m .; Friday evenlnR video with Kenneth 11 a .m. Sunday. Rev. ll&eY.. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Thereon Durham, pastor. Sunday Copeland, 7:30p.m. ._ ·, . VICTORY BAPTIST. 525 N. 2nd So ., John Wright, passtor. Sllllday School9:30 SchoOl at 9:30a.m .; Morning worship at NEW HAVEN CHURCH Q, THE NA· . Middleport. James E. Keesee, pastor. · Be•. IIebert E. l l o a.m.: Larry Haynes. S. S. Supt. Momtng 10:30 a.rri.; Sunday evning service at 7: ll ZARENE. RPv. Glendon Stroud, paslor ~ ~ ' Sunday morning worship 10 a ~ m .: E ven· Rev. AHrew a.beUIIIC wonh.ip 10:30 a .m. p.m. Thursday servtCH at 7: 30p.m . Sunday School 9:30a.m.: Worship servtce1 ing service 7 p.m.; Wednesday evenlnA: ASBI,JRY (Syracu,.l- Worship lla.m, RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald wor,;hlp 7 p.m . Vlsllation. Thursday 6: .YI ' 10: 30 a.m.: Youth service Sunday 6:1~p.' : Church 5ch0019:45 a.m.: Cbarge Bible RENE, Rev. Thomas H. COllier. pastor . Knoti, located on County Road .11. Rev. rn. 'sunday €'\'enlng service 7:00p.m . Wed · p.m. Study. Wednesday, 7:30p.m.; UMW. first Marilla wolfe. Chairman of tile Board of Lawrence Gluesencamp. pastor. Rev. nesday Prayer MeNing and 'Bible STudy Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m.: C:holr Rehearsal, Clu1Stlan Ute. SuDdoy School9:30 a.m.; TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY . Roger Willford. asst . pastor. Preaching 7 : 00~m . . · .·; · Wednesday 6: 30p.m.; UMW. fourth Sun· Momiq worship 10:30 a .m.; Sunday Coolville: Gilbert Spen~. pastor.,Sunday servi~ Sunday 7: 30p.m. Rrayer meeting NEASE SETTL£MENT CHURCH. SuO. , day, 6:30p.m. tNelsonl. ' evea.tnaworsblp7:30p.m. Prayermeetlna: · SChool9: Xt a .m .; Morning st>rvlcc 10: 30 a. Wednesday. 7:311 p.m .. Gary Griffith, day afternoon services at 2:30. Thursday ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.m.; 7: 30p.m. WedDelday. ' - Sister Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday m.: Sunday evening servlcr> 7:00 p.m .; leader, Youth groups Sunday evening at evening services at 7:30 • . _ · Church SchooiiO o,m.: Bible Study, Tues· LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, !lex· Schooi9:'JO a .m .j Morning Wor5hlp.' l0:45 Mld·week praylir Sf."rvice Wednesday 1 p. • 6: .JJ p.m. wUh Rog~ and VIolet Wlllfordd , FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Mason. W_ day, 7::W p.m.; UMW, First Monday, 7:~ ter. WoociY Call, pastor. Services Sunday m. . . ·a.m. . leaden. Communion service first Sunday Va . Pastor. BtU Murphy. SundaYSChoollO \ p.m .; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Re10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIS'J:. David MT. OLIVE COMM UNITY CHURCH, each monlh. a.m.: Sunday evening 7: 30p.m. Prayer· ' hearsal, ' 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. (RotheRACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. • WHITE'S CHAPEL, Coolville R. D. Mann, minister. William Snouffer. Sunday Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max Folmer . Sr . meeting and BlbiP study Wednes4tty. 7:30 School Supt. Sunday SChOol, 9:30 a.m.: mtch) Walker, Pastor. Robert Smith, Sunday Supt . Sunday School and Morning Worship Rev. Roy Deeler, passtor. Sunday School p.m . Everyo'nP welcome. , FLATWOODS- Church SChooi,IO a.m. School Supt .: Sunday School 9::11 a .m .; Morning Worship ,10; 30 a.m. 9: 30a.m.; Sunday evenlngservtce, 7 p.m .; 9:30a.m.; WQI'Sblp .ervlet>, 10: »a.m . 81· RUTLAND FREE WILL B.b>TIST, So· ; Worship, 11 a.m.; Blbl(> Study, Thursd·. M:orntng worship 10:40 a .m.; Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po· ble skldy .a nd prayer service, w~~ay, · Youlh meetlng and Bible Study. Wcdnes · Jem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sund~~ ..-~ day, 7 p.m.; UMYF. Sunday: 6 p.m. evening ·worship 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday meroy Pike. David Hunt. pastor: Jack day, 7p.m. 7: lll p.m. . School tO a.m .; Sunday eventng7:30 p.m,; . • Needs, Sunday School Dlreector. Sunday evening Bible study 7:30 p.m. (Rothemich). UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rt.J on PoRtrrLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Wednesday evening .Prayer meetlug 7:30 • ~ FOREST ~UN - Worship 9 a .m.: BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY Scool, 9.: JJ a.m.: Morning Worship, 10: 30; meroy ' By-Pass, Rev. RobNI: Smllh, $r., Mark Jones. pastor: SUI Nlcbolsoa, Sun· p.m . , '· Church School 10 a .m .; Choir practice. CHURCH. Burlingham. Rev. OkE'y Ray evening worshtp:7:30 p.Jri. Tuesday VIsipastor. Rev. James Cundiff. AS~t . ~tor . day School Supl . Sunday Schoo19: 30 a .m .: SOU'lll BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT ', Tuf;'Sday, 6:30 p.m.; UMW, Clrst Tuesday. Laundermllf. pastor. Ph. 992-7324. Sunday tation , 7 p.m. Wedn~day, Prayer service, Sunday School 9:30a.m.; M~ng worMomIn& Wor.;tJip and COmmuuton 10: 30 a . CHURCH, Silver Ridge. Duane Syden· 7: 30 p.m. £Nelson). School10:00 a .m .; SUIIday ~ningservlce 7:30 p.m .; Mlss~on Frlends 1 7:30 p.m .; ship 10:J> a.m .; Everling worship 7:,:11 p. m. . . Stricker, pastof. Sunday School 9 a .m.; ·', HEATH (Middleport)Church School, 7:00 p .m .; Wednesd'y evening Sf'tvlcf. Girls in. Action, 7: 3Q p.m .: Acteens, 7:30 p. m . Women ' s Fellowship, Tuesday. 10 a .m . RtrrLAND BIIH.E METHODIST. Amos Church SE'rvice 10 a,m . Bible Study Wed,. - ~ .t 9: 30 a.m.; Worship 10::.1 a .. m.; Bible7: 00p.m. • , m 1 Choir Practice. 8:30 p.m. Wednesday night prayer servlcr 7:30p.m. TllJis. pastor. Jay StUes, supt. Sunday nesday at 7:30p.m. Junf! thru September~ ,·_: Study, Tuesday, 10 a .m.: UMW, !ii!<Ond DANVILLE HOL1NESS CHURCH, ii'AITH TABERNA~LE CHURCH, Bat· FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad SChOol 9:30a.m.: Morning worship. 10::11 7 p.m. October thru May. Sunday evening , Monda)', 7:30 p.m.; UMW Second Monlocated on Rt. .125- between Vt11ton .-nd ley Run R,oad, Rev. Em melt Rawson, pasSt., Mason. Sunday SchoollO a .ft'\ .: Morn a.m.; Sunday evenina: servlcce 7:00p.m . F ellowship 7 p .m . .June thru September, ~ --~ 1 day, 7:30p.m.; UMM, Third Monday, 7:.30 Langsville. Rev. ~n Watts, pastor . Suntor. Handley Dut~n. supt. Sunday School, Ing worship 11 a .m.; Evening' servtce6 p . Wednesday service 1 p.m.- WM-P O prop.m. Octobe r thru May. ... 10a.m .; Sundayev~ntngservtce, 7:30p.m. p.m. (Roblnson) . day School, 8::11 a .m., Bot)by Lambert, S. • m . Prayer meetln~t and Bible Study Wed· . .' gram 9 a.m. each Sunday. .....Y?~ ' MINERSVILLE Worship Service 10 s . Supl . Morning worship 10: :It a.m.: Cbil· ; Bible teaching. 7:30p.m. Thursday. nesday, 7 p.m . · RUTLAND CHURCH OF 1n"' NAZA· a.m.; Chureh School, 11 a.m.: UMW, third dren's Happy Hour 6:45p.m. Prayer and SYRACUSE MISSION, CHerry St .. Sy· RENE. Rev. LloydO.Grlmm, Jr., pastor. Wednesday, l p.m.; Choir practice, Man· Bible Sttady, 7.: !)0 p.m.. Mtssionarymeetlni: · racuse. SerVIces. lQa.m. Sunday. Evening Sunday SChool 9: 30 IIJ.m.; Worstp service day , 7:30p.m. (Nelson\ . first Wednesday of eacl\ month 7:30p.m. service-s Sunday and Wednesday at 7:00 p. 10: 30 a .m.; Young people's service 6 p.m. m . PEARL CHAPEL- Worship Service 9 For lnfon'natlon callatB-8467. , Evangelistic service 6.: :II p.m. Wednesday a.m.; . Church' School 11 a .m ,; UMW seSfLVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill LiHit, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST serviCC! 7 p.m. ' cond Tuesday 7::MJ p.m .; UMYF last '1\JH. pastor. steve Utile, s . s . Supl. Sunday IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Lawrence Man· MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller day, 7: ~ p.m. (ubenklng~ . , &boo110 a.m.: Mornlag worstp, 11 a.m.: IE"y, pastot. Mrs. Russell Young, Sunday St., Mason, W. Va. Eugene L. C.O,ger, miPOMEROY- Churcll SchoOl, 9:15a.m. Sunday evenlftl worship 7:30p.m. Prayer School Supt. Sunday SChool . 9:30 a.m. nlsler. Snday, Bible Study 10 a.m.; wor; Worship Service, 10: :JJ a.m.; Choir remee-ting and .B ible study Th~rsdAY , 7: 30 p. Evening wonhip 7:30 ,p.m. Wednesday • shllfll a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible IM>arsal Wediii'Sday, 7:30p.m.; UMW, sem.: Y<Hith ......,.,., WednesdaY at 7 p.m . prayer meeting 7: 30p.m. · Study, vocal mu~ic, 7 p.m. 1 cond Tuesday. 7:311 p.m.: UMYF. Sunday, CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH, MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF' GOD,. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· 6 p.m . (Corbitt) :113 N. 2lld Ave .. Mlddtepon . Sunday R~elne . R~. James 8atterfleld, pastor. ding Lane, Mason, W. Va. J . N. Thacker. ROCK SPRINGS- Church SchOOl, 9:15 Srhool 10 a.m. Sunday and Wednesday . F~an Williams. Supt. Sur.day Sch9QI pastor . .Evening servlre 7:30 p.m .: Wo· a .m .; Wors.bip 10 a . m .~ Bib~ Study, Wed· .Ev.ntna !Iff'\'~ at 7:30p.m . 9:4~ a.m.: Sunday and Wednesday even· men's Ministry, Thursday, "9: :J> a .m.; nesday, 7::1! p.m .; UMYF (S.nlorsl. Sun· , CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD, Rev. R. ing ~rvices, 7 p.m. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:15 One of the most difficult things to live with Is being · E . Roblftson,,pastor. SUndaySChool9:30a. MIDDLEPORT' FIRST BAPTIST. : day, 5 p.m.; (Ju~ors) every Other Sunp.m. misunderstood. Sometimes It's downright unbearable. You have no day. 6 ·p.m. (Rothemlehl m.: Worship service. 11 a.l'n .; Evening Corner sixlh and Palmer. The Rev. Mark RtrrLAND -Oiun:h SchOOl. 9:45a.m.: ..,...,t.,., 7 p.m. Mid· week service. Wednes· McClung. Sunday SChool 9: 15 a.m.; Dan delense•.you try to correct 'it, It gets worse, the harder you work at It ' HA.RTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN . Wonhlp,10::tlla.m.: UMW (Evenin!iCtr· day, 7 p.m. White, Sunday SChool Supt. John Riebel , CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rov. Wlllhim the deeper you get, not mentioning the hurt that goes with it. cl"l se<ond Wednesday, 7: :til p.m.: UMW LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Sr. Asst. Supt. Morning Worship 10:15.. a . Campbell, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a . (Arteri;KlOI'I Circle) second Thursday, 1 p. Rot.Mrl E . MuSter. pastor. Sunday School m . Youth meeting 7:30p.m. Wednesday, Satan speclaUzes In misunderstanding. He always magnifies m.; James Hughes, supt. Evening service '" 9: 30a.m..: Paul Musser. supt.; Morning Including Wee Tots, Eager Beavers, Ju. · m . !Rubfnkiftl) 7: 30p.m. Wednsday ewnlng pray('r meet · and blows things out ~f proportion on what people say or do. And I( ', SALEM, CENTER- Churt'h SCIIool. lD worship 10:30 1 .m .: SundaY evening sernlor Astronauts and Ju.nlor and Senior lng 7:30p.m. Youth prayer serv ice each workS real for him. He wants to bring you to the point of saying, · · a .m.; Worship "9:45a.m. tRubenklng-l vtce, 7 p.m.: mtd·WE"ek serVIce, Wednes HI(IIt BYF: choir prilctlce 8:30p.m. Wed· Tuesday. SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8:311 am.; · day, 7 p.m. n~sday. Prayer meeting and Bible study, FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH , Lerari , "If that's christianity, I don't want anything to do with lt." Chur<h Sci!OOI 10 a .m. (RubenklnJl. SYRACSE CHURCH OF THE NAWednesday, 7 ~ 30 p.m. w. Va ., Rl. 1, James Lew is. pastor.-Wor· . I Imagine many of you have 'been through the experience ol . , ZARENE. Rev. James B. Kittle, pastor. ship services 9:l1 a .m .: Sunday SchOol 11 CHURCH OF CHRIST. SM-rmaa. CUndiff. supt . Sunda,y School a .m.; Evening worsblp 7: ~p . m . Tuesday being misunderstood. L Samuel 18:6 and 7, "And II came to pass, SOUTHERN CLllSTER ond Main, 9:ll a.m.: MomlnJ" worship 10:30 a.m.; C'Oitage prayer meeting and Btbll' Study when David was returned from !he slaughter of the Philistine, that Re•. lorn.. M. Clark ' Evaarellstl~ serviCE',· 6 p.m.: Prayer ·and 9: 30a.m.; Worship servl~ Wednesday ReY.'PIIII !kOIItre Pratte Wed.,esdaY. 7 p .m .; Youth n1eet· tbf"(omen came out' of all the cities of Israel. singing and dancing to 7 !lev. OrYIUO Willie ' ~JRmsAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, . 111ft, 7 p.m. · meet Ktng Saul; with tabrets, with joy, and with InsTruments of ·• A.PPLE GROVE- ChurchSChool9a.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood. W. ; Worship, 10 a .m .. (F1rst and lhlrd, Sunmusic. And the women answered one•another as they played, and CHRIST. Elden R. Blak.,, pastor. Sunday Va . Tbe Rev. Grorge C. WE'Irlck. pastor. days); UMW, 8econcl Tuoldoy,l:lOp.m.; SchoollO a .m .: Rollort Hoed,' Supt. Morn· 'I: Sunday SChool9: .ll a.m.; Sunday worship said, Saul had slain thousands, and David his ten lhousands. Prafl"r rnoetlftl!. Wedaesday, 7 p.m. tna sermon, 11 a.m.; Sunday ntatat wr1I a.m. · . (Clark) Samuel !lad annolnted David to be king some day a~d being king . . , . YI ...: Chrllttan EndeoYOr7: :10 p.m .. Sono CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH.tocatedon BETHANY - Wonhlp, 9 a.m.: Churdl ·roerVtce 8 p.m. Proachlq 8::10 p.m. Mlcf. PomM'oy.Pikt>, County Road 2!5 near FlatIncluded learning how to endure being misunderstood. SChooi.IO a.m.; Bible Study, Wed-y, week prayer .....una, Wednesday, 7 p.m. woods. Rt>v. Blackwood, pastor. Services 10 a .m.: Dorcaa Womea'a F.UOW•h•p. · David had just killed Goliath and he was just doing what God Atvtn Reed, )ayletder. oo Sunday at 10::11 a .m. and 7::.> p.m. with Wt!dnesday. 11 a.m. (McCutre). Sunday School 9: 30a.m . Bible Study, Wed· HEMLOCK GROVE wanted him todoandsel'lilnghls king. Butthe songs1ar1ed il all . Sau l CARMEL- Chureh SChool 9:30 a .m.: nesday, 7:;,J p.m. had slain. thousands. and David ten thousands. S.aul was irritated dt ' • Worship, ·10: •5 a .m . Set-ond and Fourth FAJTH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR SUndays; FellpwaltiP dlnMr •Uh Sulton, the song and he felt threatened by .David. It wasn't the nine thousand CHRIST, Sr. Rt. · :JJ!i, Antiquity. ReY. ·t hird Thuraday. 6: :til p.m. !McGul"'l· Franklin. Dickens, pas1or. Sunday morn· difference. But Davtd was getting the glory. Saul wanted. EAST LETART- Cllurcll SChool9 a .m . lftl 10 a.m.: SuDdoy evening 7:30 p.m. : Worsbip _10 a.m. IK'Oild and fourth Sun· See how Satan workS; be took two friends and made enemies out TIIursday 7::tll p.m. dllyt; UMW nno ~ay, 7:30 p.m . STIVERSVILLE "COMMUNITY BAP· of them. , (0arkl. · TIST CHURCH. Poster Raber! ~·· LETART FALLS - Wonhlp 9 a .m .; Saul· being king misunderstood and thought David wanted his Sunday Schooi!O a.m.; Worship servlct> II ·Church SchoollO a.m. (Clark). •~m.: Sunday evening servtce,7:30 p.m.: kingdom, and, so Saul tried to ~t David out of the picture altogether. · MORNINC STAR,.. Wonhtp, 9:4iia'.m .; Wednelday ewntna aervt<e 7:30p.m. Church SChool IO::tll a .m.; Bible Study, Misunderstanding can be harmful, hurting, to the one belng INDEPENOENI' HOLINESS CIDJRCH Thundly, !:30 tl.m . (Whltol . In< .. Pftrl St.; Mlcldlepart. R.,. O'Dell misunderStood then worry and tension and frustration set ln. MORSE CHAPEL- Cllur<h SCIIGOI 9: :til ... Manter. pallor. Suaclay,Soboolt:30 a.m.: a.m.; Won"p lla.m. (Whlto). times go to Bible and read: "Vengeance Is mine, salth the These MorniJ11 worship 10: 3l a.m.: E"'ntna PORTLAND- Cllu~h SChool 6: :llp.m. wonltiD 7:Ilp.m. Tueaday; !2:30p.m. Wo· Lord." "The Battle Is the' Lord's." "No army formed against you ; Wonldp !:30 p.m.; UMYF Wednelday; mOll's Prayer meeltna., Wednesday, 7; 3Q shall prosper." "The Lord will fight wl)lle you ·keep silent." · 7: :10 p.m. (McGulrel. p.m. Prayer and Pralle sorvt .... RACINE . · WESLEY o\N - Ch.,.,h ·These are comforting words to know God is on your side battling · RUTLAND APOS1'0LIC CHURCH OF SCbool, 10 a.m.; wonhlp, 11 a .m.; UMW JESUS CHRIST. Elder Jam,. MUter. Bl· ior Rev. Charles T. Coyle, Pastor, Middleport Church of the . Iourtb Mooday 7::10 p.m.; Men' • Pr~r ble Study, Wedllelday !::til p.m.; Sunday BrNtfut, Wldfte dty, 'f a .m . (Ct.n). Nazarene. · SeMollOa.m.; Stllltlay.algltt_.vt""· 7::1! II.TI'I'ON- Cloureb Scliool, 9::10 a.m.: pIll, . Momlft(worlhlp 10: B a,m. ftnt all<l t.m! .POMEROY . WESLEYAN HOLINESS, .' Sund•ys; Fellowship dinner with Clrmel. lbl'l'lta.vtite Road. Earl Fields, pastor. third 1'1\ursday,6:31!p.m. (McGuire) . . I Hoary E:bttn. Jr .. Sunday Scboolailpt. Suo· day Sohool f: 30 a.m.; Mornlnll worship II KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver • . a.m.; s.u.t.y _ , _ oorv~ 7: Il p .m . Swala, Supt. Suaday S e - t: :10 a.m. OV· ' So-t-God. . For God ....,.._ Ia o ehild"olallh. . "'-tng thol grodually.k .wtl sr- ....,._ Though' k ...U... _,.be moR otnare. T- - - . . . . s-. . . -y. .- Ne- lie•.- - - • Rev: . Sermonette gooo ius OPEN . EACH THURSDAY EVENING .6 -8 WISI&1 ONLY STATI OF THI ART SYSTIM THAT WILL ,_FORM IN A PIW YIAIS AI WBl AS WHIN INSTAU;m WITHOUT AbDIJ«< PANIIS · . · 01 A LOWII DIGI8 IHA c~mplete . , . r:Eif.Z Automotive . Onu'Ch School .9:15a.m ; WorshlpSelvte'lO:~ a.m. Choir l'ehearsal, 1\leoday, 7::1l p.m. under dlrectlon C( Allee Nease. POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE 'NAzA· " RENE, Corner Union and Mulberry, Rev. Thomas Glen MCClung, pastor. ~ H~r- . son. S. S. Supt .. Sunday School, ~:IJ a.m.; . morning wocship IO:.ll a.m ; eveningservtce6 p.m.; mid-week service, Wfdnetliay, 7 p.m. GRACE. EPISCOf.\L CHURCH; 326 E. MaJn St., Pomeri>y. &.'!day """l<es: Holy communion on tbC ftrst 5&}..'"day of eech ~th. and combined .with morm.·~ prayer· on··the Ulinld Sunday. Momtng PJ'OYl• and""'""" oo aU Sundays <t the matth. Cbutth Sdlool . and Nunery caro provided, cot1ee 1toor rn the l'arlsh HaU lmrnedtato.'ly following the serviCe. . POMEROY CIDJRCH OF CIIRIST. 212 W. Main St., NeU Proudloot, pastor. Bible SChool 9:Il a .m.: Morntngworsblp.IO:I>a.m.; Youth ~.6:00p.m.; Evening worship, 7:00p. · m W-ay night prayer rnE<II!tg and Bible · study. 7:00p.m. '!'fiE SALVATION ARMY, ll5 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Mrs. OiJra Wining In charge. Sunday blllneol """"tng, 10 a.m.: Sunday Scl!ool, 10: :II a.m. Sunday SChool, YFSM Eloise Adams, leader. 7:Il p.m Salvatloo llll!ellng, various speaker.; ard music specials. Thursday, ll: lJ a.m. to 2 p.m. l..adies Home i.ell!lll"; mem~ In ciwlle, aU wbmell Invited: 6:15 p.m. · Thunday, CoqJs Cadet Classs (Yrung People.Biblej, 7::1! p.m.· Bible StudY and Prayer """"tng, _ . to the public. POMEROY WESTSIDE CIDJRCII OF' CHRIST, :13226 C'hlklren'sllomo Road (Crunty IU>ad 'IIi). 992-52:1;. VocalmUilc. SundayWor· s.lhplOa.m: BlbleStudylla.m; Worshlp,6p. m Wedneoday, Bible StUdy, 7 p.m. ,• OlD DExn;R BIBLE CHRlSTIAN · CHURCH, Clifton Lucas. pos!Clo'. Sunday School 9: :IJ a.m. Mrs. WO!'Iey Francis, IUpl Preaching !eJVIces fir.;t and lhlr<l undaya fol. lowing' Sunday Sc!mf. Youtb ...-tng every 7::1J p.m. ·· . , GRAHAM UNiTED METHODIST. ' Preachlng9:30 a.m., tlrst and seoondSundayli of each montb; third and fourth Sundays each month wonblp M!:rviCM at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ~venings at 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Mull> erry Heights Road, Pomeroy. Michael Pi. onkowskl, pastor; Marie Splr~. Sabbath School Supt. Sabbath School at 2 p.m. on Saturday with worship services following at 3: 15p.m. RtrrLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH i ..' four, ELUS I SONS SOHIO Home Sales 1'RIN1TY CHURCH, Rev. W. H. Penin, pastor: I:ll'bt* Bu!;k, Sumay ScOOol ~t. ' times. IN MIDDLEPORT H2·1173 - WAID CROSS three cledaloai SIDQe June 22. "I ,the minor- leagues ·before sum· n zledagoodpme.Iwaalnaj)ad moned to Boslon on May ll, struck· Nt and when that ~ evecy· out Ollca&l) ~ RDn Klttlll, ~ AL's 1983 rookie of the yefu-, foUr th1ng seems.to gowrollg." STEWART .:.. Bob Adams, Jr., . drlvlna' tbe JD DrWtng Company Pomeror 214 E. M•in .992·5130 Pomeroy 'Clemens, whoSe apprenticeShip IJ!ch!Cied only abwt tourmonths l!t feature race at ~nne Speeilway. He 1esponded with a four·hlt, The victOry by tile Rac!Jie·drlver 11-strlkewt effort for blsftrstmajor · was Juat a tuDe-up- for this league shutout as tbe surging Red Saturday's, "Dual Fcrty" .tnvlta· Sox charged to their sixth consecu· tlonal race !hAt wiD pay $1,400 to tive victozy In a 741 victory aver the win tn !he Super Late dlvtskm and Chicago White Sox. $400 to win In the Hobby Stock · "'Ibis 1s definitely the best game c!Mslon. I've ever pitched, since I ftrstJ*:ked In the lfobby Stock feature race up a baseball," said Clemens, who · Marc Fn!nch of Middleport led the will be'22 011 Aug. 4 first 121aps, buttangledwtthlapped "The ldd pllebed good, bls best tratftc allowing Chillicothe's .Den· purse. ball game," said Houk. "I l'l!ll!ly n1s Boothe to coast ID for the nme irlals begin at 7 p.m. and loved iheway llepltdled.l'veseena v!,ctory. Dep~pte lllstng ground In r~~~ at 8 p.m .. Jot of talented )'OUIIg pitchers come the sklrmlsb ~arne f. along and he's one at the best.'.' large deficit toFreath make the ~close - · I ' at the ftnlsb. . The Daily Sentinel Completing a ~series Bob AdamS, Sr., returning to ' . . sweep, and sending the White Sox racing for only the seCond time this .A 111vJ..~J::::.,a, 1..,. down to their 11th defeat ln~starts, year, won til!! fast heat In the Hobby all on tbe road, since the All-Star Stock divisiOn In his lariilllar blue Publlaheil every itl!rnOOn, • Monday break, the Red Sox rolled behind and white number ~ eamaro. ll;'e'o~~~~.J:'P.!~ . Cleme!Js. Richard Alktnlon won the second tlmedla. Inc., Pomeroy, 01l104&'18!1, 9!11WhUe \flnnlng Dine ot tbe last 10 he . at, ...h,,.. Marc French again set 2m6. cius .....,.. pold at Po-.meroy, Olllo. • starts and15ofthe Jast19, Boston has fast qualifying· time. . linproved Its record to 51-46, going TWelveroaring · SUperLatemodel lllember: TIH> "Auoctated Pmo. In· Wid Dally Press Allootatm aild ""' Ove g.imesover .:iX>forthellrsttlme . racen screamed across the s~~~rt· Am..-tcaa NfwiiPIJII!I' PubiiJIIers ,u. since June 6, 1983. m:latlon, Natlcllal Advorllllng Rep..,. lng. line for the Initial green flag, lll'lltatM'. BraDIIarli Newspapor Sates, The Red Sox. Insisting they're not ' where pole setter Earl Hill of 733 Third Avenue, -New York, ·N.,. looking at the . standl!ip, luive Greenwood, W.Va., Jumped Into the .York 10017. · moved to within 1~ games ot the lead. HID was followed closely by POSTMASTER: Send adclieu to 'l'lle Detroit Tigers, who were rained out / Bob Adams, Jr., Junior Abels,' DaUySentlnel,1ll~OUJ1St.• Pomeroy, at ClevelaDd In the ~ other Frank Wllllon, and Bud Frazier for OIIJo ure. scheduled AL action 'lbunday. ' the first IMll'llllaps, ,when Adams iMIIICIUP110N RATES ·"I think that misalllga tum helped .,. c.m. ...... took II!COIId place. One Week ................................,.Sl.!O Clemens a lOt," 'Houluaid. · · llnally On the 18th 'lap tbe yellow Dag , One Month ..............:.. ............... N,8iJ "I've bad some some bad tliiles came out wheil R,aclne's Scott One Year 'SiNiiU:'ooPi'""""$117::10 and It was very Important for me to 'Wolk blew a tire In turn nu.mber PRICIIII . .. ~· lltCm'S AUCTIOM SERVICE [9 s. Second Pomerov m-3321 • ·Prticrlption\ 992-2955 · Pomtroy "*"). C~icago ....., - John f. FuliJ J. MlrtUI Fultz · Fill BEATS 'lBE BALL.- Ba••• Bed lleK AD lUcie ........... (..... Bioe'.ium) retaiediB~I'*d . . . . . . . _ ............ TeQAriMi'•• .... ll•••nr .., llu ., ,, ........ tlflh lanlallllllllia II& tO left lleld, .. ~ Willie Sol: .... l'lawiG l'1lrt '1'llilndQ ...... (AI' Je· I Dally ....... ........................... 25 Centa ATHENS - full RamInnings lntenupled play after two In the ·Eighth District Amertcan Legion . baseball championship game between ftve-tlme defending cham· pton Lancaster and Athens with the score ~ here Thursday. The action will resume at the !Xllnt It left off as· Lancaster was coming to bat In the top of the third. Play Is scheduled to resume at 5: 30 p.m. today, but heavy overnight rain made any action today doubt· ful. If the game caimot be rontlnued today, action WW start Saturday at ' 216 &LOHSE PHARU:Y -~ Wo D~ors' rn ,.. >t.\ ,.. nna~ HOUSE '· '' ,...,........ ~ :lv..~ NEW YORK ' r~------------------------------------~ · r ft\1 • i 51. Rt, KERMIT'S KORNER .Pomeroy, Oluo · VIRGIL B. TEAFORD,. SR.. \ \ CEN:r£1, INt - --t:::::::; __,' • Rain fQrces Legion play into extra day ' a Mess•ge and Church RIGGS USED CARS, INC. .~ MEIGS nRE 'l.'::. Second round action ~ompleted in tourney The Daily Sentinel-Page-S Ohio >.fXrERIENCE Jttf JOY ·O f RELIGION P~-Middleport, Ohio 4 The Dally Sentinel P~-Middleport, """"'1111 You·- Prayer meetlna Wedll"dry, 7: 30p.m. ery weet. • • • ••' ' I ' �' .. . • ~The Daily Sentinel . - 'i F)iday, July 27, 1984 Fernwood Garden Club meets . • . to1JR - ·om !leou* Po m of Chester Moada.v lodred the Fannel's Bank a. Savtnp Co.lllld BUrt!er Chef Ia PCiineroy. Touring the fadlltles were,lroat row, from le(l, Alllly Wolf, MidJael Bailey, Ryan Bnckley; leCOIId row,lrom left, JemJCIVan fnwa&'m, row,Jo.\mNew...,,Jeadeio,AivenaV~,MDa 'est.,., fifth row, Chel-ylllalley, Conale Karaclllllk, leader, Ula VIIDMeter; slxtb row, ILeltb ~ Kluwclmikaad T.A: N - . Alfred UMW hai meeting . Calendar Alfred UMW discussed homecorning and voted to be'a patron of SATIJRDAY . the cookbook sponsored by Ladles Ministries of the Lake Worth Church o! God In· Florida. Alfred ladles contributed recipes to the eookbook which will be published this year. The society met at the .c hurch July 17 with 10 members present and a guest, Sl!lyl Dorst. Fltty-one sick call were reported. . . PoMEROY ·:.... An lee cream $OCial will be held at the Forest · Run Methodist Church Saturday ' ~ Wtth seiVing to begin at 6 p.m. '!'here will he Ice cream, pie and . ~ake. . ~· EAGLE RIDGE - Meigs · -GowJty F~ Chasers Association ~ qnnual picnic at the clubhouse 'Oi! Eagle JUdge Rood, Saturday, at- 6 p.m. All members and .friends are Invited. · POMEROY -Trinity Chureh of Pomeroy cookie sale Friday and Saturday at churcli from ll a;m. untO 2 p.m . each day. ' P\ices on the containers of ·~cookles range from $2.50 up to $6 and seven different typeS of <;ontalners and cookies avaUa· ~le. . . . ~Y NANCY YOAaiAM · 1 I DlllJYS..~•..,. 8&alf ' . ''When this ts over I'D ao home and sltlep tor~days," •JahedHarold N9rrls with a yaW)! ana as~. · ~ · " Is Girl !!OOut Day Camp. · tis the hlllband and wife team~ 8l)d RheaNorrls,Paaetown, . \ tb{lthasbeenbehlndMelgsCounty's · ' · ~ tor · the past four year~~ . As · vo'luDteer co-directorS, they are n!fiPORSible for the well·beiQa of · betWeen 50 -lOOglrls forqneweek OIJtof each~. . . · ~t's a hard work,lng Week ror , · ·, everyone Involved, IJJcludlng the'· •· YQ11111lStera, but the couples careflll to rnJngle Just the right amounts of funanddlllclpUnewltb the work that i trilnsplres. It's not a Job which Just ;'a.nyone could handle, but . the • NI)!Tises have all the necessazy · : ~ntlals - aqd stamina. . :. Both !lfE! veteran . girl scout · vOlunteers, hB.'vtng gotteh Involved : In I the program In l{arrlsonvllle · their two. daughters were : r. Mrs. Norris became a ; . co-l'1ader In 1977. The next . year, when berBrownJes'advanced ; to I the Junior level, she advanced · . : W\th t)lem and loQk. over as troop rmn SUNDAY :: 'CHESTER - Chester Hlgl1 ~!xx>l class of 1931. annual picnic :wrn be Sunday, 12: ll p.m. All · leachers and classmates lDvlted. NlnaRoblnsonandgroupslnglngof Meetlng opened with prayer by "Stand. Up for Jesus." . Osle Mae FoUrod by the prayer calendar and cbo8e Thomas Rus· seD of the Mid-East CouncU of churches, Belru~ Lebanon. The soclety .slgned a birthday card for him. Thetma Henderson, secretary of _program resources, gave a report ·- on the. l974 Methodist Conference, calling attention to changes being made today and our conllnulng mission In the world. '' •·. l· , .,. '· :-.. · .. . ' New officers were Installed by Margaret YOst, a past president, at Mrs. HeDfierson led the program, the recent meeting cit the Auxlllacy The Power of God In Our Midst, ofRaclneAmericanLeglonPost602 reaturlng the work of Methodist at the hall. . women missionaries In India. All l.nstaiiild were Julia Noins, took part Iii reading and discussion. president; Betty Van Meter, first ' During the social hour, Nina Ylce president; Thelma Walton, Rob!nsonandMarthaPooteseiVed second vice president; Louise zucchini cake and sbft drinks. · siewart. secretary; Ubby Wlllfoi-d, Florenee Ann Spencer returned treasurer; Eun!eBrinker,sergeant thanks. at arms; Frances Roberts,. cha- · · .Others present were :Annie plain; and Leora Young, hlstortan. Thompson, Clara FoUrod, Nellie Lots ihle, Buckeye Girls State Martha Parker, Elliot. Q;rtrude Robinson and , Aux;J;_,ry chosen ~"... · The Southern High School Band recently held Its auxlltaiy unit tryouts. • .· Colorguards are Becky Allen, AngleDavts,KendaRizerandKelly Rizer. Bruce Wolfe was chosen as this year's Held commander. 1be color guam advisor Is Mrs. Jydl · Gum. The band Is dli'ected by John Van Reeth. ~' " • • • '' , Hayman reunion . FORKED RUN- The aMual i-ewrlonofthe~dantsofEd . · lind EUza Hayman will be held ,\ilg. 5 at Forked Run State Park. ·. A basket dinner will be held at .ixion. Relatlve;andfrlendsofthe WnUY are Invited to attend. • .Seminar .A "' '' "SEETHE GRATE BOYS,FOR SOME GREAT BUYS'' . 8UY QUALITY BRAND NAME FURNITURE . AT BARGAIN PRICES ' 742·2211 " . ' ~ ' Diamond Cooncll. (Black Diamond refers to coal). ot which Melp· Counlylsapart. Butalthouihlll!ll! MetasCountytathenarerepll!red .. withthe8Jrlscouta,Norrialstbeon)y man In )\1elp County actively working with the gtr~ , When asked what ~pled them to become camp dlrecton, Rhea, with a perplexed loot on her face, · responds, "We must have Just been rqll!d~lt. That'lalllcaniJaure." Actually, the Non'llles helped with camp tor three years before they wereaskedtotakeovertlletopjobs. ibey decided then to "(live It a · whirl" lllld· things have been ' · whirling right along ever since. They soon cllsoo\le,red that t11e1r new found occupatlollll were DDt illlna to be easy. 'I11ey ll8d to take exll!nslve wtdoor and safety jza!n. ' . DOERS- Aa ,...;.._ ocrclltedunafMSpCotmtTia. Bead Old Scout Day Camp, &he lruaballd and W!fe team af llllrold ..J Rbea Norrll, Paretotm, have t1eanled to lug and lug !IIIII ILud !IIIII lng, recruit other helpers and train weevertake,"Rheasald. them, preparethecampllltel,mow ''Wellketl!e~tdoors.lll)dwellke OOwJi the graulllld weedl, clean the . to Wodt with the kids. H we can lielp any ~ theln tllrOUah our ~ ·experiences, then we thiDk lt'swell lnciucttngbjldgets, tnsuraDcetonns W<rththeelfort.lt'shard to explain and &lte lllld equlpneut rental but It's a great, great feeling" ag~eements. Mrs. Non1s says tbat Harold said wltb Rhea J!OOdlna. jq sbecb!s "aU"thepaperNOI'kbuther · 1181 eernent, 'adding "We It all ~ · Insists that he. ~~helps a we'YI!i!QI." 1 You'vehadlt!~JTOW~ little.' · . Tw011erlousheartattackstorced :~~a girl scout And that s · aut no ll)lltter w!IO cb!s It, the .:Norrtslntoanearlyrettrementfr!m wh&t happened. He w~ paperwork Is dellnltely I!Qt . the Ills,Job as a waste water treatment . at the final awards reason the Nonises OJntlnue to nllllntalnllnce operator 1n Atbi!ns.' :ajremooy, that year. He lllklnallr, overseedaycamp~bothsaythey He admits that day camp Is not hncelt1llffka~shotgunilly i~rtAln!nvested,lture. . have lll!'llel' even .~ ed lliVJnllt • always soothing to his nerves ...: 1"' hetoolt up. '"'bis !I about theoalyvacatllln ''soole kids just can't underslnad :hUsband was asked to help with : sePuttydprlngone,o!lhei)Wmlgbt · SifYSatdaycamp.Heagret!d,evm : thpughhehadjust'ametothecamp : to off his daughters. The next. • Merle Johnson, 'formerlY 1 •Rutland, annoUnced to·Norrls, . cabin at Camp Klaahula and take careotlotsandklta~paperwort- gwe ~ &14-992-7626 AFTER 5 P.lll. ° .... SEED AND MILLING . HEADQUARTERS . HOURI: , ,_...I~O~TT.~U"""D~G~A~S,_..., MON.-BAT. 1:31AII-IPII· CL~BEUit\lRS. AT NOON Trlna Reeves, daughter o! t,{r. andMrs.lfan)ldij.eeves, Pomaoy, '11'011 two bupdes In the recent Modern Miss Scholars!1lp Pageant beld In Columbua · TlleMelgsiflahSchoolsenlorwas presented a large tropiJy In 1ecognl· tJoo ~ having more conununlty HOLJDAY~ • I' lngl!lll!l'llj,fnmp~rentswitbglrlsln Nail es mlgbt be sroutJng.' The described as "doers" be<;auae they arealwayswiUingtoglvelhlllgsa by. ManyolherpeoplemJglrtbe described as ~'wanteril" because they want results 'bllt would rather Jet SMleOne' else do the work. The m<readulthelpersatdaycamp,the better a camp can be. The term "daycamp"lsmlslead· volunteer service than any of lbe otber 97 candidates. In the contest Sbe Wlrks as a· candystrlper at VetenmsMemortaiH<JiSP~taiandtor sane ttme has assl$ted with a.local retai'ded child. 1bts fall shli will begin wOrk as .a IJIII! of her high BPW ~- J . · . co,JU.Ufts .meettng . In both eva~ts, the cblldrea must be resldmts of Meigs County to Plans tor the aruwai Pretty Baby Catten and the Utile Mister and' . . I . Seedo · Bird Soedo • Oyotar Shalla and Orit • Fartilizero • Lime. C• mont and Moi'Ur • Stock Salt • Water Softenir . Reniedleo • Salt • Utters· Vaccine · Roofing • Paints • Red Brand Fencing • Baler on\1 Bindet Twine· Sprayo · Olitn · Hay· Straw. • SUGAR982·2119 RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. · MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY-SUNDAY 742• 2511 wbytheycan'trun upanddownthe hllls"- !Nt he tries not toovmlo 8!111 be III!Ver gives up. Neither does hlswlfe. Perhaps that Is why tlley are so disappointed by the lack of suppart . .... Mill County Contest be beld atMeigs the Mela QJimty Fair to were . lnadewhen the MlddJeport Business lllld Pro1ess1ona1 1Wtlmen met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Alwllda Werner. . .. ··' ·' • Again this year Mrs. Werner will seiVe as chairman tor the two events, both of which are sponsored by Elberfelds Department Store. ' Omitted PomefO¥ 'a s a ·new member at the ri!cent meeting of the Forest Run United MethodiSt Women. }let' name was Ulllntentlonally omitted from an earl!« UstJna of . new manbers. ' . 1 P.M.-9 P.M. __ ·: . a special plaque during the annual. awards ceremony. They were touched, supriBed and appreciative buthothconcludethathugsarenta: '' lngiJecanseaU theglrlsget:tocamp ovemlgll~ at least once during the week. Thlsyear,adulthelpersweretew and tar between. Fortunately, the too. . . camp ran smoothly and there were Perhaps by next year, he said, · not, par have there ever been, any Meigll County g1r1 scouts will have serious acc:Jdenll. "And,'' respi)Pd thelrownpleceofgrwnilonwhlchto the' Norrises In unlilon, "we doll't camp. A suitable spot has yet to be. wantany!" Iocatedeventhoughwhatlswanted Overtheyears,theyliavemade Is 10 or 12 acres of "pl1mltlve . many g0oc1 frlenda 'throogh day . growX!. Jus~someplaqewith ~ camp. "Each year we meet new on 11. Sorne Place the girls can call ' faces, andione~thelnreturnyeat · their own;• With thla capable and !lfteryear,"Norrissald.Thlsyear, , ~ed couple \00~ tor the couple was honored by new and ,: property, SOOielhiQg will sUrely be oldtacesallkewbelltheywereglven' found$9001!1'or later. · scbOOt studies at the Pomeroy Health Care Center. She also receiVed a junior execu~ award trophy based on ller advertBing sales tor the programbook.Shewassponsore<lln the contest by several area Aerobic Dance Special 3 wHk session,· guest · teacher,from Hawaii. Rutland Civic Center Monday, Wednesday, Fr:iday metyhantll. The contest was held the weekend .o' June 29 at the Marlott ~ In 10:00 to 11:00 A.M. June 30 thru Aug. 17 was made 011 the basJs ~academic CaH 614-742-2581 =~a:~~~~ For Registration aUilty, community seivlce, poise . .. ;~;rsooallty;;;;~·an;d;ln;te;rvlews;;;;.~~;;;;;;;;;;,;~;;;;. . The Pretty Baby COOtest will be held at 1 p.m on Saturday with the various categories to he annolli1C€d · tater, while the Utile Miss and Mister Contest will be held on Wednesdayolfalrweekat5:llp.m. ·HO·T..... j • JULY SPECIALS BPW clubmernbersareneededto assist and should contact Mrs.' Werner. PARAK CAGE, BOOK PARAKEET SEED It was noted tlu\tduesarepayable by July 30. Genevieve ward was a guest for the plcnlc which Pieceded the meeting. The Aug. :II meeting wlllbeguestnlghtandmeinbersare to take a favorite dessert. • ,..-···' $25°~ . . HAMSTER $795 . CAGE, HAMSTER, FOOD ' TERRARIUM &' FIRE BELLY TOAD $]Q95 10 GAL. AQUARIUM ............ ,$8,99 . FISH OF' THE 'WEEK SPECIAL ·' · ~LACK 3 FOR ' . MOLLIES $1 00 ' • ' COME IN AND SEE OUR · GRADUATION IXBQSIS AT TINY TICH STUDENTS RICIIYING THill ~QFICATIS ·oF ACHI~ POl'. 1914 ANNC)UfiiCIS REMINGTON TIRES FOR THE ROAD . · PllE·SCHOOL IIGISTA noN . AUG. 4- 12:00.2:00 ·. lpctlldes: Films,. refreshments and thl1 year will have 1 . . Web lllld c11op aac1 blldr 1'1111..,.. W!4h the best ol'em. Alld they love K! . . . .. . parUclpate. will be riiiand;• held In the hillBoth showcontests ring. ' 5 P.M.-9 P.M. l P.M.-9 P,M. . Locai girt wins pageant trophies. ~~~of:: ' ' • • • M.t4YTAG. BASSETT SEAJ:. Y BEDDING · KELLER ., . .' .. r ' BROYHILL LA·Z·BOY J FURNITURE . . . I ' •DRIVE A LITTLE l SAVE A LOT" - ..-. ~t was the saMe Year that her The Holzer Cli~ic Urgent Care Center is now open every Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 .P.M. tQ· .9:00 P.M.-at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physici~·ns from the Depa.rtments of ·fam. ily Practice.and Pediatrics will be available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients should telephone· 446· · 5287 for a time to be seen. . . ·· . . . . URGENT CARE CENTER HOURs ·~ · BOlTLED GAS SERVIC·E ~ENITH SPECIAL NEEDS NEW WEEKEND M·OURS & . FRIGIDAIRE FOR YOUR ·lepr. .: beln\IOIVedwlthllrllllOIItiJII.Many work In the Jli'OII'IIill tbnJu&bout the couniJy as well as Iii Black illell .URGENT' CARE CENTER . and have 1111111 OW' veteniW'Ian dleekup. We want pel .homee." ThM rnitlbl be the comment of these lWo klltel'l8 heln@offered for ..opllan by the Meit!a Counly Hwnane Society. The IJOCiety aeb thai . . . - . ,adopllng lhe kit- aleo pnwide opaylng and ~ lo belp reduce lhe eat popullllioli. Anyo~Je in-...1 ehould ·contact the ""'*'Y at992-6505 or 99~27. • 1 T·Shirts, Caps; Jacktts, Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING ' RUTLAND -FURNITURE ... CUSTOM' SCREEN PRINT lNG HOLZER CLINIC .L·TD; A.i>OPI' A KnTY -"We 011e our 'liaer pan, ire two monlha old . . .. -· l,leXt llx yean. It Is really not IIJIUIU8l fer mea to 01/bs. ., .. ..' . r~sen;~t.~·=~·====~·=~=========~ Proiector, was speaker for Mon·· day's meeting of the Big Bend CMtan Club. Wood discussed his responslbW· ties as a wlkiiUe protector and sane of the programs In education and inStruction offered by tile Department of Natura) Resourl'es, Division ot Wildlife. Qne more recent one,lttheTIPprogramwhlchoffers rewards to cltlzms reporting poachers to others who Injure and abuse- wlldllte In the county. Wood said his Job Is often a thankless one not without Its share of danger and bizarre experiences. It was announced at Monday's . meeting that till! club netted nearly $700 ln. Its first fund-raising ~ort with the money designated 'to the Meigs County RecreatiOJfCenter II! be housed at the former Pomeroy Junior High School. • VIsitors to tbe club meeting were Ken and Fon Cottman of the Marietta Clvltan · ~------~------- ' ' ;=·· · · Middleport, Ohio . graden~ AI tblua!netlme, hilwtle had her JWllor troop and ~ became the other's aatstant tor tile Mrs. Steve Nelson WaS Welcomed .J speakersandactlvltlesofG!rlsState and extEnded her thanks to the Awdllary tor sponsoring her. Julla Noms presided at the meetlngandappolntedaconunlttee tochecktheneedsoftwoveteransat the Pomeroy ;Health Care Center. Gifts will be taken to theln. Ubby wwtoro noted that she had taken junior members who assisted wltb thepoppysaietothePizzaHut. . A letter was read from the director of uie Chillicothe V. A. Hospitalforabclxwhlchtheunlthad p . a cadelte troop of 7th, 8th, llld 9th 1Vlta0 ffieetS · Keith Wood, Meigs County Game . :·· Happen,ingr · . ·.MIDDLEPORT - A free Revelation Bible Seminar Wtn begin Aug. 4 at the LaSalle Hotel, Middleport. . ;The one-hour clasSes will be held lliree nights weekly, Satur· . d)ly, 1\iesday and Thursday ttom 7: 30 to 8:30 p.m. SinCe the . nllffiber to be enrolled ls Urnlf.ed, residents are asked to pre1~ by calling 742-2157 or 367-{W4. Bible study materials · are provided lree of charge. experiences representative, at that reported workshop on her In democracyheldatAshlandCollege In June. She noted that she was a rilember of the Nafionallst Party and setvl!l as polke chJef of Gage city and as a member of the NallonaiGuard.Shereportedonthe ( • • . r;::=======::; Spec ialty Graph ics c.Baker. ..-7 ' ·. ' and Jotiney Nelson, Bonnie Miller, J'tYan Foster, Mrs. CharleB G. DIU, Nora Jordan, Raymond and Lydia Sally, Charles, an~ Uttle Sally Smith, Jeremy aDd Israel Grimm, Miller, Don, Peg, Ponnle andDiiWn John and June Yost, Rethli and · Marie Yost, Ron an.d Uilda Smith, Jessica Yost, Kenny, Tina and RonnJa Smith Jr. and Regina Walls, T!'Sha Green, LIOOa, Floria and Joe, t,~~ · a!ld Rhonda Gall Martha Nelson, wnma GUmore, Andrloni, Bill and Shirley Smltb, Gary Gilmore, Dusty and Adam Diana and Ron Stacher, Darlene Tlllls, Keni\Y Hysell, Rick, Debbie and Ryan Bates, Kay nad Sbeena and Ricky Yost. Sharon, Michele GUmore, DavldE.NapperJr. Here out of town for the and Danny Folmer, Gina reuJ1io11 were Walter, Patand'Aai'm Scarbeny. Linda, Bobby, Bob, Missy and Nelson, Richard and Patty Nelsoo, · Cbarlf:sNelson,Mr.andMrs.Frank Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blosll!r, Odas Nelsori, Mar1JYn and Tm~, Buck and Joan SteWrt. Hazel and : ' . Bee Moore, JackandCileiYlNelson, Amber Jlckle, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ·New legion auxiliary officers installed .Joe llancJmlk, .Jeremy Bacldey; Cldrd I'OW. Red N-ne, V.J. VaaMeter,Jeremy~ lourib . I cr;uting c_oup.le lved cqnstantly itl? young people · .. Nelson family retinion .conducted Local resldellts attending were Richard, ·· Roberta, Tocya and Riehle Dill, ·Lany Yolung, Flossie Friday, July 27, 1984: ... ,. alona attemoon. The Daily Sehtinel . l • By The Bend ' A dl.splay of wild floWers which Ida MJUpby pve gardening tlpl . County. Mrs. M~ will pnpare blomn In July by Helen Johnson was for Ju!Y notlni the need to watch tor the Green 'l1Nmb N• tor Auauat. · .a ~ture of the fernwood Garden sJansotdroualrtlllllwater!na'whell Memben were uUcl to lllilmlt Club meetJDa held ~ at lbe n eelied, glvtne apaclal care to suilleltb!a fOr meet1n1 PI'OIIJ'IIN. • . Zloo Clmch O(.Qirlst. eve1 tpeen plaats Iii the spring, Mrs. TIDnal. lu1 ,_, Mrs. Johnacla's ex1Bislve display keeplne faded t1owen picked to , wlt11 a reedlilg .Of the club coll!lct. Included evecythlng from the black· make way foriii!W blooms, In order · Mn. Purtell ll!Jd dellotlolll ~ eyed Susan to the bultel1ly weed, bulbstobeplantedlnthefall,torepot twopoerN. '"'bbuuhtolaR•Intx-'' frool chlckory to Canectlen tblstle, 111111118, to 1'001 cuttlpg ol aza~s. , and '"lbb:re'a a Reuon." For roll from wild hygranalas to Wblte and to lltt, divide and re-pllint . call each IIII!Qibr pve a patriotic daisies. bearded 11'111 bulb8 lllld orlenlal poem or ~- The8e ·Included An art'angment dllculslcn was poppies. She C&lltloned against Mrs. TIJQmas, "Declaration ot conducted by Evelyn Thoma who plrichlng hardy mums after the lildependenci!''; Helen Johnlon, dlspayed ~red, ~wblteandme mkllle of July aDd said that now Is 'YI!III'IIjngtoBe Free"; Mrs. Purtell lilue arTIIIIgel'llelt In ~lnjl with , the ldetll time to BlNI panzlesro have 'The N'arne or.01~ Glory; Tlteln\ll the patm(lc tbi!me of the meet~na. gootlplaptslnfullbloolpnextspling. Giles, "America Is''; ~tltryn HO.rttzootai, L shaped, .IIDCI vertical lt was noted that the A1!81ist Johnaon, , "Your Flag . and MY desJsns·~ used by Mrs. 'llDnas plq!I'8JD, will feature MarJie Purtell Flag"; and Mrs. MtlllliiY, '"llle · who · dlscussecl aood mecbantcs, and herb vinegars wltb an Pledge of AJ1eB1ance by Red proper halicllln&.ot plant material, herbexc~W~aeandreclilesforuae. Skeleton." ' ·· · appropriate seiectlon of a contalnter. The fall J.'l!ll)ollal meetlna was Retreshments were served by the useoftollage,lnd the placement anmunced for October In Vinton Mrs. Thoma. o! flowers. • . The BMual Nelson reunion was held Sunllay at the Forest ' Acres Park with 86 famlly members and f!'lends.attending. Walter Nelson had grace preced· lng the basket dinner. ofncers elected were Evelyn [,.each, lreas· uret, 8n4 Sharon Foimer, secretacy. Gameswereplayeddurlngthe I' ·Child Flnaer Println1. Our little way to sar .we care. I PENTICOSTA~ . GENERAL JIR.E SALES / 'Where The ftubber MHtl The Road" N. 2nd Ave. PH. 992-7161 ., .....,... " Mlddlepon, OH . TALKING CATFISH! _ · · (Good Thru August 1st) , . • MODERN SUPPLY . 399 W. lain . ·Pomeroy, Ohio ' PH. 992-2164 The Store With :'All Kinds of StuH'' - For Pets, S~bles. Llqe & Sm11l Anim~ls, Lawns and Gardens ' ' . �~--~-,..... --- ----~ -~ ----..- ..... --~---- · - ~ _,.. --. ,.. ...... __ -----~·-··-- .. • Page 8 Tt,e Daily Sentinel '. :- Slinderella groups meet 't ' Pomeroy-MiddleP,rt" Ohio' I KarenSinllhrcetvedher:IDpound .welgbt loss ribbon andcei'Wicateat the Monday morning Ftve Poi1it ·~Uaclass. At theMasOilclass that night, there was a tie for the most weight lost between VIcki ·Nottlngh.am anil Peachle Kearns. · Runner·up was Wqtltrede Clark: ,. Ruth Brooks and Cindy Dillinger hflsted a layette shower for Kathy ~~rch~~r irlght at · · &lloons and streamers In blue Atundratslngprojectwascanied · and pink decQtated the church · ouiat the recent meeting of Chester ., basement. '!'he gift table Wil5 Council 323, Daughters bt America, • . - oentered with a stork !Jgurlne. VIcki . held at the hall Alta Ballai'd, ' l ·• Gibson, MarDyn Robinson and councilor, presided at the meeting •',. · : · 'Dorothy Calaway won the game attended by 29111!lmbers.. •. ; .prizes, and Connie Rankin won the Katherine Weaver was reported a · ·doorprlze. pal!ent at Veterans Memorial " . Hospital, and It was noted that-Ada Cake, punch, cotfee, nuts and Neutzllng has a new great• mints made by Mrs. Brooks were granddaughter. . .;· Served during the social hour. BettY Roush, deputy state councl· . : . Others attending and presenting lor and Mary K. Holter, thanked gifts to Mrs. Watson were her members for birthday cards and . ~~!hers, ~th Harper and gUtS. The group. sang "Happy : : Clara Follrod; her mother, .Osle Birthday" to Cora Beegle. Helen ·Mae Follrod, ·her mother·ln·law,_ Wolf was plants! for the meeting. · · · Dorothy Parker, and Mattie, Janice · : and Roberta Pulllns, Doris, Cassie Rochle Dllllnger, Mary Ann ..•" :···>.and Rankin, Charlotte Van Meter, ·~ ·' :: VIolet, JOsephine and Mary Kibble, The purchase of a new refrlgera· Edna andSheUaHarmon,Florence, tor for the kitchen bytheAuxlllaryqt SbeUa and 'Danlelle Spencer, Linda the Chester Fire Department was. Williams, ' Leola and Norma J. not!!d dUring a recent meeting of the · Swartz, Rose and Karen Follrod, women at the firehouse. ,I nimmy CalaW\}', Nina, Janet, Opal Hollon presided at the 'I Dorothy and JuUe Robinson, Ml· meeting wtth committee reports chelle Dooovan, VIrgie Buckley, being giVen and committees for the Reilee Relbard, Lisa Saunders, new year being named. Several Paige Winebrenner, Sara Caldwell, cards were signed for the sick and Nellie Parker, and Debbie BrookS. shutlriS of the community. The pledge to the flag and ' .. the Lord's . ·•· Also presenting gUts to her were .•Margaret Follrod, Martha Elliot, · Effie Hauber, Wilma Swartz, Mary · Jo and RICk Buckley, Icy Taylor, Genevieve Guthrie, Pam Hottman, .and Martha Poole. publicly aloud opened and read The proposed work consists of construct1ng approximately 1900 l•neal feet of 8" dtameter water line w1th valves. hydrants. servtce hne reconnect1 ons. and . ' al l ap punenances The est1mated constructiOn cos115 S65.00000 The. lnfoun$1tl on for B1dders.' Form of B1d. Form of Contra ct. Pl ans. Speci fi cat ions and 1:7orms of B1d Bond. Perfor · manq and Payment Bo nd and othe r Con tr act documents may be exam1ned at the office of the Mayor. Vt llage HaiL Middleport, Oh10 and off1ce and the Consulting Eng1neers off1ce Cop1es m~ be obta1ned at th e offt ce of Floyd Browne .. ' .."' -· .. '• ' ' ' .. 7586 · .~~13~~ Sport a fancy sweater to~ for \ • eweryooe to admire. Start at the neck and wollo down to crochet top in one piece. • lise pompadOur yarn in a pajtel : .color and add a pretty purchased · bill. Pattern 7586: Crochet direc:tions in Sizes 8-10, 12·14. : :$2.75 for uch pattern. Add : . ;~01 each pattern for · postaee ·: ·~ and handlin_r. su• It: .... ........ cmts . . . IIIII • , ...........10*1111".. - ::~..':7..: - :r.:·· 34 7 a... 511., ... · . •, . ., lOt Ill. r~~~t 11-. ..... Zit. .......... . ·YOOR NEXHRAFT is rn our ~EW . 1984 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG. : Over 17o·· varied desiens, 3 free • •Ptttern~ Send $2.00· I• ·"uu.... ' ' : ,.....,.Siua.,H .....,...,. Qlllts · I·~ . ''la.Nrrl Qlllts '*"1£ .. I!Hiar- ~rl o.-tats lnatdl'r/' 122-swl 'rl hill · j»CCnhl Ywr : ls&r.All rl F1Mr Cllcllel ; ·;:n;c:-..""''l!:t-.. m=-. . . :!f ' . .' Clldllt locll -QI W CDIIILIM I · . 1 . · ' ' · Public~Notlce AOYERnSEMENT . FORIIDS Village of Mrddleport. Qhro · Block Grant No A· M· B3·21 0 Separated sealed bids for ~ Wate r Distrtbut10n System lm, Provements. North Fourth .. Street WatQr line. Contract N0 .. .... _.._ ·~ - " .... _ ! "1- llllhlii-OO't til::. ,,._.,...a..,.,_.,_ ,.,_,._.....,.., I 141- ......,._ U7- UW'IfA 111- ChltMOio! . 141- ...oNOII• ••.,_!;_.. and stand for the Me•gs County Welfare Department , The front of the envelo~e coma1n1ng the b1d must be marked 'V-,'elf.;'!re Cop1er 81d ' M u"lJmum speC11icat10ns are as follo'WS 1 Caper syste m Dry Toner Color . , Black Acceptable Or1g1nalsmgle Sheet & Books Copv S1zes 1 1·x1 7 11 "x 14 · 8 W'x14" 8 112''x1 1 5 1/? '><8 112' Min1m um Copy Speed 25 cpm for Letter & Statement 16 cpm for Legal 13 cpm for Ledger E:w:pos~tr e Control A utomatic and Manual The copy'maCh 1ne shoul d be able to handle a m1n1mum of 25 000 Co'i:neS per month shall 1nclude set-up B1ds · and 1S not covered by the serv 1ce contract 1nc:ludmg, bu t not hm1t ed to pans and labor The CommiSSIOners are bound ' by Federal Law wh1ch p roh1b1ts purchases from a'n establishment. that they or · a fAmily member may have a f1nan c1 al 1nterest 1n The Comm1Ss1oners reserve the nght to re ,ect any and all btds and / or acceP,t the best btd for the Intended purpose Me1gs CoUnly Commtsstoners M ary Hohst ener Clerk (71 ,20 27 . 2tc Parts Robe rt E. Buck. Proba1e Judge By: Lena K Nesselroad. (71 20. 27. 181 3. 3to Clerk ' Now 'Serving Southeoatarn Olilo .,92·2259 r-----....,..--""'"'",11 IN MEIIIORIAM In loving ~ of our precious Motblr and Grandmother, Gelttude Miller, who left us one YNf ago on Ju ly 27• 1983. Where the flowers geritly wave, · ties the one we love dearly ·· But whom we could not save. so God knows how much we miss her He counts the tears we shed, · And whispers she is only sl"ping, Our loved one is not dead. NEW USTIIIG:,.... SyqcuseReally n1ce 3 bedroom ·home will1 family room. I floor plan all in good oondition. Call tor an aJ)poiritment to see $35,900. NEW LISTING - Rutland Over 3 acres of pnd wrth a pond and a molile home With 2 largl! ' ll10I!\'l added ilrt Celar will1 storage bu1ldin1t Serene settin&· $20,000. PRICE REDUCED -Tuppers l'tlias- Keller Ave. - Nice 3 bedroom home w~h approx. 1 acre level klt. garage, WOOl} bumer, all 1n ,good condition. Can finance With $500 down, 14% fixed interest rate for up to 30 years. Monthly payments o1 $372.1!i. Total'$31,900. · POIIEROY - large Itt and a reduced prke make this a real bargain. 3 bedroom I floor Plan home with a baserrent. Wants $22.000. 1.001( HERE - We did not know the pain she had Or hear her final sigh, We only know she passed away . Really nice 2 stcry reroodeled horne. Owner wants sale and reduced prke to $42;900 bti wiN cOnsider offers. Ca! lor your. showing and-make that offer: · , Without a last goodbye. God gave ·us strength to face it, Courage .to bear the . HAlTOR Henry E. Q-.Mf, Jr. Racine, OH. Commercial, Residential &Industrial · All Woik Guaranteed No Sunday Calls . Roger Hysell GARAGE · Rt. -124. Po11eroy Ohio CARPET & UPHOLSTERY ·cLEANERS 35185 Oak•Hill Roa~ long Bottom, OH. 45743 AUTO PH. (614) 985.4212 Also Traf'lsmission PH . or 992-5682 · . 992·7121 446~4522 - "We Rent for .Leu" ASSOCIAIU .1ei1i Trussell .1o H~l Dottie Turn. : AOTO , ,R,NTAL · St. Rl. 160 Nollh Galllpcills, '· ............._ _ ~- 18. --~-----19, - - - - - 1. - - - . . . . - - - - .. 20......._ _ _ __ 2. ' J. 22. 21 . - - - - - - ~ 23. 5. 2~. 6. 7. 8. 9. 25. - - - - : - - : - - 71. -_ : -_ -- _- 21. _ _ 10. 29. ----...,......,. 11 . 12.. 30. " " "_ ' -_ -_ - -_ 31. _....._ 13. 32. 33. 34. 35. '50 PER MONTH 26. - - - - - - 1~. ... 15, 16. ---------------...........,..;... __ wltb Mall Thll CCIIIJDI Remlttllnc8. Tile Dlllly Senti,.., 111 C:.UrtSt. POm.-oy, ' . -. Ob. 45769 Give your camper a permanent home 5-2 · weeks each year. ' ·R•I Estate .General NO RENTALS DIRECTIONS: II£W LISTING - 8 rm. frame next' to stores in MKidleport 3 BRs. 2 baths, central hea~ carpeting and full basement $32,000. RANCH - Near Ratine. large lot, 3 ~rooms, ~rge ktcllen wllh dining area and sliding glass doors ID patio. TP waler. Ful basemen! and I& lot Asking $35,000. JRAILEI SPOT - .fOR.SALE (1) HOI,JS£ IN CHESTER: Tine On Rt. 7 by·pass. Oneacre lor$7.000or 2 l1ts m Rldne set~ lor ooe. but room for 2. Asltina $6,500. ·DOUBL£ - Renl from one will help with the utile. 11 rooms and 2 lots. POMEROY - ICrtS ~. 3 b81rqoms, TROMM EXCAVAT1NG ······Pt.Pieiisa·.;r .. PH. 742-2328 E EXCAVATIN WILL HAUL JUSTCALL! , •w•.. · cer)llal heating, carpeting, I& basement, niCe krtchen, and lillie ul)lleep yard· 20s. 1(, mile •st of Chestw, (lh(q. . .... (.2) T~O STORY HOUSE 218 -ACRE FARII - Good IN RACINE: Down· stairs equipped with ~itchen. livina roo.in, din1ng ' -room and den; u Jstairs has two bed· rooms a'nd one bath; house also hu baH· mtnl. Lot silt app,rox. 48'x308'. Nttcl• ·•ork. cattle larm lor the extra income. Timlie(, free ga~ flirnate, II room home and bldgs lor just $95.000. IIIYESTII~IIT - Obi. brick apt& 2 yrs. old. Both rented Jo1iddleport toO AcRES - Deer and other pme. O!lly $300 acre.· '* I' /It intereited c011tact THE DITCHING SERVICE ,, 'I .I The Home Nat10111t link In Racine, 949·2210. ' 1 RIQENOUR TV & CHESTER-98S:.3307 BRAUN & .ASSOCI A1'1!5 G&W PLASTICS &SUPPLIES·· j ' lltip Phont S&WTV APPLIA'NCE SERVICE 1-:----:-:-:-:-:::--=--:::-:::-'- ANoclllt 742-3171 · . LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE .• QON.1 BUY I i·'• • ll~t-h-ln..:g_o.-:b-o:"r:. go-:ina-:- ga'":l'":arT.e_ or 20k30 bloa ...,. Richt off Rt. 248, coantJy settifl, ri&fll & (oilow lips. OPENTIU DARK ~ SERVICE l!itl1 a Rk:ily COIIitnl:lld COIUIIe Iliad! home 26x30, 3 l!l,iooms. 0111 bitll. 12x15 livlfw room and, 24124, fln1ity room. l'lttillly ..CIIJ)IIId; fuel oil fulliiCI with flcili· lieS ,for wUodlun.r. 12x15 block 5101111 buildifl, Sou111 5 llll. 1111DW Glllipolia 011 Ohio Rt. 7 CIOiilllccOCI Crl8rq.. Tum .,.....· ~ ~:~:. ~~y co,:.~·~ ~r ~: CONSTRUCTION 218 E. 2nd St. Phone . 1-(614)-992-3326 nell t· anydothar10iteoom·.t~r~·l2~ ~~~':4~-·;;;,3GollipoHo.' 367-7560--367-761 lots of carpeting, Only $32.900. *BOAT DOCK ·*BOAT RAMP "BATHHOUSE· ~PRIVATE*WATER . •ELECTRIC c P&S .TEAFORD ., BUY YOUR OWN PRIVATE CAMPSITE -;:::;=:;=;::;;=::::;::.1 hotir.· POLE BUILDINGS , .' 919-2650 . 11!1 4M 192·5692 ·-' 'N£W LISTING - like new 3 bedroonl one lloor 'in Tuppers Plains. Equiptl!!d kilcllen, din· ing, beUiful large living and 17. OF I us• STEEL U-tAVE<- 992-6191 As~ng )Wanted )For.Sale )Announcrmem lForRent .. .... P.omarov ......... PAT HILL · cALL ·71 ::,~ ,:=:l" f~~;:;;~;~~~=-~~~~~~~~~; 3·2411e INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd lilt to introduce you to Enpee·A·C.r, the modem .., to drive Ute vehicle of your choice. , " No Down' Piyll!tnt Lowltr llon!bly Payment ·BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box; 326 .... Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Fasllf Strvice Call 614-992-6737 · .. &.TRUCK REPAIR We Use Yon Schnider Equipment · Ricommtndtd by Lndinc Cat\let llano· lecturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" ' 7:9·1 mo. ' ...... Giiifiiioiis........ . ....,... 498 Gen. HartinJer 1Pkwy. . · Middleport, "FREE ISTIMATES" 7/9/1 -mo. ).! J.rtc Hom•• ,f or, Sale Wate{ PH; 949-2320 Call for tree sidinrestimites. 949-2801 or 949·2860 ' 441· 3318. I ..,...., PERSONALilED POOLS , GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL CO. Wolfe · t" · 1 V. C. Mason, · SIDING '"Beautiful, Custom · Built ·Gar11ges"· Big Foot Park be rece1ve d by the Meags County Board of CommiSSIOn· ers 1n their off1ce at the Courthouse. Pomeroy. Oh1o. unt1l noon on Augu'st 7. 1984. and opened and ~eacl aloud at 2 ~. M . on 1hat dale for the !Jurchase o f a copy machme & Service BlSSELL ·sailly mised by her chil· dren ·and grandchildren. Public Notice NOnCE TO COPIER VENDORS In aCcordance wlth Sect1on .86. OAC. sealed b1ds w.ll MASON SERVICE CENTER S!DING . •POME'ROY, • ~ . Availablo Only At RITCHIE'S Vinyl & Alumfn'Um E . Molln- . : · '· MRS. SJARR =~:~:.:::::.~~... .94 Octane Ethanol Enhanced Farm Equip!Tient Fred Hoffman Mayor 4574 3 94" Authorized John Deere, Nta Holland. lush Hoc · Farm Equipment Dealer But what it meant to lose her, No one iiill' ever now. ( ( ( ( . YOUNG'S "SUPER Tht most p-rlul mium aasoline in T~e Bend arn. GUYSVILLE, OHlO blow, THE VILlAGE OF MIDDLEPORT. OHIO • •r••• NOW AVA/lAILfl U. S. RT. 50 EAST dellve,y 1nsraiiJt10n. and completeoper· ator tra1n1ng . plus ';l 90-day warranty - on par)s <Jnd tabor, Tjle cost of an annual serv1ce contract IS reou1red and a co mplete descnpllon ot what 1S c St: & S .E RVICE 31 611992 _7626 ~::U -1""-"' ··-~ t4t- IIIJII'ilot , ... _ llh.otlo... 171- W........ SALES On a graveside safely . sleeping thereQf . The Owner reserves the ng ht to wa1ve any mforma1111es or to re1ect any or all b1ds Me1qs County Prob;:ne Court. Case No 24489, Herman R Carso n Sr .. Rou1e 1 Bol': 1 18. Bottom Oh1o 4 57 4 3 was ado•o onted Ad m iniStrator ol the es1ate ot lnez L Carso n. deceased . late of Rou1e 1 Box 118 l o ng Bottom. Oh10 127~ 'rl Dlilill ~n -QII-0~"• ·-~~~" V}ol•n . BOGGS No badder may w!lhdraw h1s · Nonce OF APPOINTMENT' OF FIDUCIARY On Julv 1B. 1984 1n the · I8TIIilftr emir fiiWtn • Prayer opened tiM! meeting with members responding to roll call with something they did for the Fourth of JUly. Dues and ~ard money were collected. Officers' reports were given by Frances Hunt and Cleo Smith. Paula Hawk and Betty Hawk served relreshments to those named · and Clarice Allen, Ethel Orr, Margaret Christy, and InzyNewell. ~ Public Notice • 135-011111 Clllllll 01 ..... " ,134-14 QllclllaeNM Qlllb . IJU.._ llarll Qulltilt : ·132-QIIH OllliUs """"eo"""' ..... C... IH ServiceS' •, . • w. va. - SecHon 109 and E.O 11 246. . :.• ..... .a hiMiitc. a..lliiec...~ ..,~ ,..~~~~~- : 3. Segregoted •FaciliTY. . AI lllb 1M Cltliai-IH 50e fallmdn,- r tl~plumt f!.tthfln~• •• ··-111·"·-.. pa1d under the Contr act . S9c- 171 20 27 2tc ' :ML WFT IOOIIS. .$2.50 IKll , , _,,. • .,.o Kirkhart. Each btdder must depos 11 w1t!1 his b•d. secunry 1n the amou nt. form and sub1ect to the conditions prOVIded 1n the lnformatJO n to B1dders Successful bidder mus t be an equal employment opponuntty employer w h1ch proh1b1ts d1Scnmnat10n because of race creed. co lor na110nal ong1n. sex aQe hand1cao pol1t•cal affll• at10n or beliefs At1 en\10n of b1dder s IS partiCularly called to the requlfeo mems as to condJIIOns of employment to be observect and m1n1mqm wage rates to be tJon .,........ ...... . ,,.,,_,., .............. Tt-c_,.,.,,,....Milllo! "·"........._...,... ..... Cotlot.,... 11'-'il·-II•WIR.ollo ..... l :t.U-tl>OII 14-MI• . G •-'~ ...... · PULLINS EXCAVATING Cl•uljlf'll /1(1/lf'" ~lll 'll" 1lu• :1-.;~ Evelyn Holier · held a products folowlng the meeting, and refreshment iNere served by EUza· beth Ha~. Mrs. Beegle, an\! Jean Frederick. Others attending 11rere Margaret 'l\lttle, Letha WOod, Ada Morris, Ethel Orr, Esther Slnlth, Thelma White, 'Mary Showalter, In:zy Newell, Dorothy J;Utchle, Ada Bissell, Lora Damewood, Opal HoUOrt, Erma Cleland, Charlotte Grant, Genevieve ward, LeoDa Hensley, ·Mae McPeek, Paullne Ridenour, Eva Robson, Fern Mor· rls, Shirley Beegle and Faye b1d Wlthm thartv (30) days after the actual date ot the openmg .• 'The Daily,.Sentinel .. ... 113, Old .= 4 1'-Y. . Ioiii..Wiro.._,"" _........... ,~ _ ,.....,.,.., party each set Checks shall be made payable to the V1tlage of M 1ddlopor1. Ohm . .. .,,... . 64 MiiC. Merchendlae Assocta tes. L1 ml! ed. ConsLJ it1 ng Engmeers - Planners 1·8 1 Sou th M a1n Street. Manon. Oh10 43302 upon payment of S25 00 non-ref undable for ., ~ ·-- ''""'"'*... ......... ...., . _.,. · · ----~:::-;::;----~~~=j~~~N~o~ti~c~e~=c~===pP~ubb~lic~N~o~ttlic~e~==~~==~~~~~;=~i Lacy Top! Notice 11. w1ll be rece1ved by -the V1!1age of Middleport Me1gs County. Oh10 .n the off1ce of the Mayor ·v,uage Hall M1ddleport. OhnJt until 2.30 P.M .. August 8. 1984. and then : t• ........................... ................ Fire Auxiliary,condu~s meeting · .. • _ II.CI . TV·~~-·~·· ·-~· C . :1 h /d • C ester ounctt. meettng e .. WO!Iol~ ., ;:======~::-rr:=======:;1rr====;::::;=:;1232.9 . 'h' • ' .-.._,_ ·............... -- .., Heather Hovatter her route. ' · ·l-:;----------------~------------1 .• .......... ...... ,,_......,. ,.c..... ,---....._• ...._1 ::.,A:;:.:::".C~I Glv. .wey Cit • kitten. Call 446· · OMen Town4hip' new betu ~ tlful, 2 tl!M'Y home. 4 or 6 bdr., 1 W l>oth, Iorr. LR • ' Houtokooper •bobytlttor Kltchon. formal 0 , lllility 44::-,. ( - 10 • 7 In tehool), 'room • . garage. concrete -:-:-~::-::-;..m.,..•-:..-:-:kltt:-.,-_-=-c_.-::-u,-=Noodod boglnnln11 Sop- · drive, nice lot. city achoolt, tomber. Mutt be able to 4'h mllet from Gol.llpolla. ESP CAR'D AND ~ oozns P,SYC.HIC READER ,nvestJga IOnS, w'::Ych':/::':_ *liii; Notmoldngouloohol Bergain priced ·164.900. & Vicinity .... Chrlttlan. Liw·ln Pfl· Win cont'ldor mobile homo ----········ ········· · ······ ·· - lACK HOES ' ' . C1ll 4411-71&2. ' Tells your past. present ftrrOd but not roquired. trado·in. Call 448·8038. Inc. Yard Sale July 30-31 near - DUMP TRUCKS Ro-cot roqulrod. Coli Clay School. Full aize bed -LO·IOY$ and futurt. Adyict 011111 MI DDLEPORT, .OHIO . Part eordot CoRio pupplos. colloct 804· 797· 4843 . or Only 81ft% 11sumabla loin 1 frazier s Bottom Flea complete. badspraadt. -TUIICHER ., matters of lHt. · '· . Ctlll14·24&·8883. · · ~8·1999. on thlo 3 BR brick ranch M1rket. Every w ..k8nd·. drapes, glauwate_, nice - WAIU ' - SEWER ...,. Soft ond choir. Cllt 448· --l-~,--...c..~----:-- 1 houH. ,tocluded on 2.11 U.S. 36 Frazlort Bottom. clothes. All rtadiqs 1ri private •• Slbvtltt• needed for 2 ocrot . of lend with form 26082. o .. loro Wol· WVa. -GAS LINES ' and confidential . t PRIVATE 3o1o. children 4 yr. • 2 yrt. old . pond, located noar Oak Hill come. DC) n Fra:zier· .-SEPTIC SYSTEMS Would prefer in ,my home. 1 nd Centerville. •pprox . Operator. 304' 766· 2778. ·. 11s1 7th ~ INVESTIGATION L.RGI or SMAll JOBS 1 big white rollblt. Cali . B:OO ' to 4:30. Call 440· 1491 mo. poylt)ent. Only . , ,,,.,11 bu,., ALL TYPES Middleport . 114·742· 2113 . I'H. 992-2478 ' . fort llort· lnlorUtlon !:'! · 7:;:40:--!1-:. -:-:---:'...-..,===I 13,1!10 down. 379-~803 Golllpollo Flaa Mtrkat 6/20/j JIIO, pd . & Vicinity lndoo,-outdoor. every Sat . oftlf 8 P.M. doily. Call 304-428· 3992 ;:: 1.2 Situations ·~ • Sun. Free oddmiulon, Rt . ·· ·-··-··-~-·~·--- ·- ·········· 8 Lo•t and Found Wanted Hove you givon up the ideo 36 & 180. .Ct11440·7037. Geraga aole: July 27 • 28, 9 of bjlying a home? N.L. to 8 • . X·tilll rnene suits. lr----~--;....-ll...,-------';--, LOST Small white dog with Stevena and Aatocletes may Gr1vely trlctor~ duel whHII, r--;;:-::;;:-;:~;-::';':;::-.., l tC· botw..,. lid· Rl 1o p 01101111 be able to make your dretm electric llort, sulky. 1 B' George Wh,i ta res . Old r,oute 33. . vorv Betty w Mercer ora -me 86HP. 1980 . • woll & odnoy. An-era to Home, owner. ~ truo ·wit' h only 15% Creotllne'-ot. K k":' 1 'FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS '1om' , Clill e14-241-9248. hoo voconcy .far elderly downpaymont and intorJut Qowtu ' mbotdorcyc ·Moving tole! F'urnitu"!; art CARPENTER poraon . Ctll 1 · 304· 773· ratn of 11. 26 " · Call ori ueen tizo • tproo • · auppliet, lewn mowara. Computerized Htarin& Aid Selection Loot: lilt at cor keyt, nome 6882 . , 814·379-2728 for dotllila Sewing machlno•. electric. ftnco paata, atc. Soturdoyllo SERVICE s.·l ll Molds • lnterpratinc Services • Au......, on key ring. Reword. oftoriPM or 61 4·477-2443 Ms Sundly July 28& 29. 9 to 7 - Addona ond 10modotin• c:l Coli 014· 250·1828. Would love tq have 2 elderly 9AM·5PM . otur ay, : ' p.m., Rt. 33, 10 miloor~~>irth , '!'o/k M. KQCH. M.S. -::t-:q:-:s=:r:":-:P-.1:-'r'-oc'f-mo_n_t_ll_ ..__ -F-.-,'7" • •-o"',.. _b_y_o"'w_n_e_r_ . -B:-r:-:-ick . Oh of Pomeroy. Roin or thine. - ptumblng 1nd •htctricll <C "' in black 'CIII between dealred. Lota of TLC & ref. home, aituated In cityachool ' I· ~--,....-.-:-:--:--:---:-":--::'::':: Moving S•lel Furniture. Art 1&1 Licensed Clinical Audioloci•t Spring V•lleY Plaza& Coft 814-949-3014. dlttrict, in one of the boll. 2 Family Void Sola 833 Supplies. Lawn Mowora: IFwork E I ' • -.., · ' , · '-hbo r hoo d"• In tho area · Gavin RodnayVillogeli . July fence Posta, etc. Sat. sun.~ r~ It matea) 1111 . c 111448· 1712 .tter . , ne,. Large lot with extra 101 27 ·ZS. 9 ' 30·&:00. 8 oby July 2B·29, ,9:00 a.m.·7:,0 0 z1.4 .. 7619 (614) 992 6601 YOUNG - If! (6 ) .....,. or · ", LOST·Swlaa holfe. coli ·on Ui Wanted to Do included. Full buemont. 4h '::' I of p.m. Rt.33. 10 milu north 417 Second Avenue, Box 12U Pooch Faof<·Long Hollow Rd. bedroomt, living room w 11 Pomeroy. Rain·Shlno. 992·62U ·ar 992-7314 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · Loot Sunday . Call 992.1-------~-------- 1 ltrge flr~loce. lot"'· 2 · Yard Sale 9·6. July 28. Pomeroy, Ohio . '· 111211 mo. 11102. ' f botha, kitchen witdh dulil! in t1u1r4a.li. Sbaecdodnlndg,AVcehesFt~i -"'uge 3 family yard tala·'C 8 nang radio equip., several ei.Ctri; Pic::kup or- .delivery or applianoll, an - ~--~---~·,IL-----~---,-----~~= '( Lo.. ftttJe gr-v poo41e. list anyome in need. Oet grocer· room. Flniahed rpc . room drawers. large variety of Clll appliances. antique kit-. - n In fr- Now York Now loa, medicine, J>IY bills by o ond ber In baoement. Double OYowything. chen cupboard. library toble; Yolf<. 304-17&·3411. Chrlttlon. Coli , 814-388· cor gorogt. paol ond lovaly end many more itomt.Vou 9376. londtcaped area. Fruit treet .Yord Sale Fri. • Sot. 2146 need It-We got itl · ~togor gahlen Jpece. 1h mile from Eastern Ave., K & K Mobile Jeffers raeidence. Hiland 9 'Wentect· To Buy P8inting, roof wOrk and •Holzer · Hotpltol, 8 mllot Homet. Lot 37. Rd.. Pomeroy 81 4·892• genflt'el repair. grees cutting from Rio Gronde "ollogo. 1 6232 Th 'F1 d s t or ... ge_OI houllng. ' Coli Y F Ml all G S 1 ure.. r., an We poy coth for late modal MAINTENANCE, $UVICE &' INSTALLATION ~Serioua inquirea only. ~r ac enous erage I e. July 2 8·~8 . 9:00 'a.m. oto• 1114· 317·7.8B1 ' claon UHil cera. oppolntmenl coli 446·0B40 Thull llo Fri. July 261!. 27, 9 ' · . FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE & IN-"GROUND Jim Mink Chev.·Dida Inc. weekday• ttefore &PM or to 7 1 "thrH tenths mile oft 4 :00~ p. m . Oozor wadt. ground cl..-rlng •LAND CLEARED · BMI Gono Johnson. Rt. 7 on Rt. 218 · Yard nle· Saturday. , July · Free Analysis:At Store or PooJ Site • excovatlng. 1211 per hr. 448·1429 oftor &PM . 4441·3172 tSEPTIC SYSTEMS Call 4411·91138. Now &.room houae for tole Yord Solo Set. • Sun. 10 to 28. 9 ,to 4 , Jhird St. Racine, Wide Rance of Ch~micals & Supplies , by own•. 1acro • 71 houH e. Neighborhood Rd., 2nd ·Ohio. Rain ·concolla. · · Wonted to buy uted cOal • aGRAVEL. HAULED wood hoor.s. Bw11n Furni· WIH do bobYIIttlng in my tr•iler. 2 out ~uildingt, trail.- on right peat Memory turo. 441-31118, 3rd. • home. hove uperlence. Coli 830.000. Call "1 4·266· Gardent Cementary. lnfantt · Bonded -. .Insured 448-7315-6 . Olivo St., GoHipolit. Oh. 1335 or 446·7687. to odulto clothing, miac. OH. -----:-:::-:-:-·ICitem•. & · Vicinity · Wonted to buy lag tplltter. Wttar wollt. drifted • - · &all or .., 3 bdr. houae i n i - - ----::--::---:-:PH. 992-2549 or 77-3-5634 -·-·-·············~~~---- ~ ··-~ c ..h or trlclo automobile. Yicod. frM ettlmotet. Coli' VInton. tee. dep. • rot. Garoge Sere Rain or ohine. 3·5-tlc 6125/1 mo. tlflwoocl CI!Hp. C•l 4411· • , 4 ·882·6001 •• 814· 742· required. Call 614·379· Thura. • Fri. 9:00 to 5:00 . 3147. 81 114 from 6.11. 2562. Out Rt. ·141 on LeGrtndo Moving Sale. 2317 JefferBlvd. in c:irc:le, GaHipolia. aon Avo. 8-6. July 26 ·27· Buying doily gold. oliver Remodeled cute home, Oh. Stereo, boxtprlngo l!o 28. Thura. Fri. Sat. Furnl· f111 1111: Idl coina, rltlgs, W.Valry, ttarling cion to achoolt. own.. mattress. refrig. 6 Iota of turo. houtehold iternl. lKC mole SHIH-TZU AKC -le wore, old caint, large cur· muattoll irnmadlotalyll Mid· mite. ' RADIATOR J&F "CUT OUT Qerm'n Shepherd. 304· Nncy. Top priCn. Ed. , l~r· dlaport. Coli 614· 992· kott Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave. SERVICE 8941 . FOR FUFURE- USE" Yard Sale Saturday. Fairfield 875·2BS7 or 304·675· CONTRACTING Buainaaa Middleport, Oh. 814·992· 21 Centenary Rd. Sign poated. 3458. . · We. can repair and rejPOZER • BACKHOE. KEN'S . ·3470. ' Opport!lnlty . 4 ttou ... With lot• in Crown Wood stove, deep freezer. 26th • 28th. Lawn mower. core . radiators and "RECLAMATION WORK C"" to more Information TV. oolid oak toblo. book1. APPLIANCE nr r ~ntlque dre•••·· tit'~· end heater cores. We can c..h pold "" fancy iron or . 10 m 8 coil a eta bles · "OIL FIELD SERVICES call614·256·8058. misc. red house on Neel heavy Iron bedt. · t 1 80 ond SERVICE -·lchouaehold. Roed . ·ouMP TRucK sERVICE I NOTICE l also acid boll and rod up to~ certein .Meigs Co. 985-3561 " THE OHIO VAUEY PUB· 'CONCRETE WORK out radiators. We also ttono ~ra. Old tlmo c~p­ ' USHING CO. ....,ommends ftmlly room with wood . All Mak11~ yra. old. 3 bedrm, 2 betho. ·: CUSTOM BUIUT HOMES board. coli 1 ·304-882· that v.U do bualnoso with 8burner. Single c.r gentge, op repair Gas Tanks. •W11hers •Dtahweshera 2711 "WATER. GAS. •A1i'lgea people you know~ and NOT 8 flat ocr01 with atockad 32 Mobile Homes 36 Lots & Acreage OIL LINES •Refrigerators _ FORD to aend money through the pond. City wotar in Racine. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS mail until you haft investi· Ctll614·948·2641 . for Sale •D;,;8rs •Freezers '992-2196 JIM CLIFFORD FURNITURE. Beda: iron, ll"led. tho offering. -PARTS and SEA·VICE Middl.a port.' Ohio Lot for aola In Mercerville. 3 woild. cupboerdt, cheira. Own• cranaferred~muat sell , PH. 992-7201 •Ilk 1·13·ti&: ch8ata. beaketa. dfahta. Stool building dMierthip to beautiful 3 bdr. home, fam· NEW AND US~D MOBILE trailer hookupe. electric. ru· orono jara, tntlquos, gold opply: Wodgcor Mfg. (303) ily room hal 20 ft . of HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL· . rat water, aeptic .t ank, s8.ooo . Coli s 1 4·266· •nd ailver. Write·M.D. 769·3200. EJ.t 2406 . windows for pollorol view, lTV MOBILE HOME SALES. 6618. ' .. MIUOi. Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio 'finithed double garage. lire· 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS. DENNY CONGO 46708 or call 81.4 ·992· Route , far tale. largo . No· ploco. lor1141 · porch. 40 ft. !IT 36. PHONE 614·446· Homeaite In Clurview Eat~ 7710. tionol SMelt ond Vending deck. wooda. pr.:ivacy, neer, 7274. atu. ell utiHtiea including 1 Royal Oak Park. $83,900. --,---~-:-:-::-:::Co. haa route for ule in ALL & nC, money down. Call Wonted old pianos. Poying Gollipalio ond aun'oUnding 81!. ouumablity. Call 614· 1976 BavYiew 14 ·)I 70. · 120.00 end •40.00 oach. ..... E•y to operlrte with 992·5420. Refrig, otova. CA, WB, good 614·261·1216 ofter &PM , Firat f l - Only. -·giving higli oorning potential. Min · •TRENCHING j 992-3410 con d. Call 6, 4·448·1506 Sizes Start From 12'xl6' 36 Real E,atato directloria. Witt~ P18no1, imum lnvostmant t8.981i. 2· bedroOm home near •BACK HOE .OOZER UTILITY BUILDINGS Box 1 88, Sardit, Ohio Langaville, on 1 ec:ra ground. oENO LOADER f. or Wanted 1919 ·Eicone houle trailer. Call 317-927-6300 for 43941. Ctll 11 4·483· ·o ppt. f1 9.000. Shown by op· I 2x80. f6.200. Call 6) 4· •DUMP TIIUCK SEIIYICE Siies fro11 6'x6' Up 1106. polntment only. Call 614· 256· 6058. 843-5424 WATER, GAS. SEWE!I, to 24'x36' 742·2641 . RAIN JlNEI. • •, Golden Opportunity with We Have Buyers For Farm1 • LIMESJONE Old Qullta (Before . 19401 A Insulated D~Houses • County C.rtifi_. • . ' 1983 Clayton mobile home. Friendly Home Plrtiea. Op· And HOus... Lilt wtth Ul. Phone 1·814-246·9448. Romodolod 2 bd•m houoe SEPTIC TAilS INSTAll!~ Set up on rented lot. A-One Real Estate. Howard enlngt fo.r Monog . . • D•l · BUILDINGS. 'GRAVELSAND with c.rpeting • wood· $\0,1100. Call 814· 245· fiiEESnMAn5 \ era. Sail the lorgllt line of L. Yeogar, Ill. 304·676Racine. Oh. )Ill brick or maintenance Giftt, Tayt. llo Home Decor burner. FuH blsement a. 6500. 6104 or 304-676-63B6. TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT free, '3 br homo with garage lerge ·covered deck . Must . Ph. 614·843·5191 in Perty Plan. Earn High .1-17-!mo. CHESHIIE. OHIO in town. 31)4..875· 3030 or O..lor Ro!Mto plus win free lee to appreciate. Prlead in 1 Zx60 3 bdr . trailer. Call \0 6 ~[ 3 1 . 075·3431 . Mid 20't. Coli 014·992· 446-2689. trlpt • coah. No cosh tho Renlols for appointment. 6763 invostmant. dalivory. or col· ' ' 1972 mobile home 12x66, iacting. Porty Plan ~xpe · bedroom. two etory. good eond .. 2 bdr ...AC. Call rionce halpful. Cor • phone Three home in Middle· 446·7171 or 446·8288 of· 41 f '"lli'iyllll'l·l neceuory. Call colloct 618· remodeled Houses for Rent port. Many odded ftatures . tor6PM. WHALErs· AUTO PARTS 1 489·S395 or 518·41.$· ~t'f\il\.~ ~, ROUSH Aoidng *28.600. or bell PH. 992· 7013 4429. "bffet. No rHaoneble offer 3 real nice mobile home. 2 New Chevy Trudo .... refuted . C1ll 6., 4· 992· bedroom tumished. LOW Furniahed hou1e. 3 bdr., 1\1 ,1111111o I'' 111!:, FENDER .. :.. :..... ,. '76.95 New Homes~Extensive 3061 . $220. 29 Noll Ava .. Golllpo• PRICED~COMPARE 22 Money to Loan 11 Help Wanted Atmodelinl lit. Call 446-441 6 otter DOORS ............ '149.. 95 THESE VALUES BEFORE ' Insurance Wort · · , 40 ecre farm. 8 room house, YOU BUY. 12x62·Jio 12x44 9PM . HOODS ............ '174.95 ,3 Announcements large Hm, tobllcco. base. 2 Cul'W:Jol: Bld&s. 1izes. BROWN'S .TRAILER , BUMPERS· .. .. ...... '69.95 HOME LOANS ,FIXED Alcoholism Counoalor, full RATES Balow morket rotos. car prege. 2 out buildings, PARK. Mineravllle, Ohio. 2 bdr. house $260 plua GRill .. .... ........... '42.$0 ' . Rooflna\Cril ollking UO.OOO. Call 814· Call 614·992· 3324. utilities. marrriad1 couple .time poahlon. a-..or·a R. SUPPORT.. .... . 111,4.95 Aluminull & Vinyl Sidincs only, dep. l!o ref. required . SWEEPER ond -ing mo· doviM In · Social Sorvicat Fixed conventional FHA - 742·21 70 . . j TAIL GATE. :....... 185.00 16 Y•rs !'xPeriiii'IC8 chine ,....ir, parts. and ere• and~r related expe- VA . leader Mortgage. -,..--:--:-7.-:-l-:'· ·lc~ Call 446·8593 ': auppllao. Pick up ond rience. Send resume to : Job Athena, collect 614·692· Reduce". nice 3 bdrm home, 24x50 double wide, rental FORD FENDER .... 169.95 GREG ROUSH attic, basement, garega, lot. 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths. New house at Rock Spring·e. delivery , D•v~l YICUUm Seorch, P.O. Box 413. Golll· 3061 . IUMPER ............ '69.95 PH. 992-76B3 ' axe. IOCition. option to buy. good cond, 304·676-2996 3 or 4 bdr. Call 448·1562 C... ner. ono holf mHe up politl, Oh 4&831 by Augutt Also Som• Car ot ,992·2282 after 6 :30PM. Owner '!'OY carry. Call992· alter !1. . a -..• c - Rd. Coli )rd. M·F·H, E.O .E. Fendtrt Available 23 Professional II l·ft.: 2517. 61 4-441·0284. Hltfi\ Services 19e1 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1 Yt 3 bdr ranch with basement, a.bytittor neodod in my bath. total alec, central air, 6 mi . North Rt. 160. 1\ltallo· BoH~t - 10! Got Wei, Anni· · home Mon. thru Fri. 8-6. Ho"'e end Mobile Home, microwwave. d~shwasher . ble Auguat 1st: Ref.&. dep ) - r v t . Blnhdlv-. portiet . ~-11 44• 1418 will sell both for price of one. stove, refTig, t.~nderpinning, Call 441-0696 . Singing Gorrillo. Col B!rl· ,. ' PIANO TUNING L9wer Ph. 614-742·2281 . redwoOd porch. 304-676· looaa"' Ca. 440·'313. MILLER Pan time poeitiona available priced regular tuning•· ~~~:;:;;::::;:~~=~" 6049. For sale or lease 2 bd. room far maturo -Itt. Earn dlacountt to Son lor Chilena, c AND waterfront home on RebControl hunge, ond Ieise ti!OO· IBOOmonth. Col lor Churchea•Schooii.Werd's 32 Mobile Homes ELECTRIC 1983 16·K extended TRS· coon Crtc.. $300 mo . or will -ght with N- Shope Oiot oppointmont, 814- 245· Kay-rd. 304·075·3824. for Sale 80 color computer. 304· sell on land contract: ·Call Pion and Hydro• Water pills. 9S86. 675-2639. 614·266· 1216 after 5. FNth Phllrmocy. Jockton Pi8no Tuning and Repeir. For all your wiring Pika . 46353 Scout Clmp Rd. Hiring now demonltl'atora. 8runlcordi Mualc Co., 4411· Unfurnished 6 room, J\ousa needs; furnaces repair Chtsltf, Ohio work your own . . _ , no . ·0887 . CUp thit od for 20% 12x80. 1976 Com.munlty, 2 Farms for Sale 11h bath. gara.ae, gas :fur· collecting or c;Wivwfng. no diecount_ Lane Deniela. br, new carpet in living 33 Ph. 8811-4289 ' service and installation. roam, parch, go1. 304· ?73· nance no pata, ref . &. dep. If No An-. Call 915-4312 invostmont, free t300 kit. 014· 742·29!11. Giveewey 6218 or 304-?73-6:!72 . Bv. oWner. free netufal gas. Aduht only. Coll446·2i43. Residential Wo ServiCe All .. · C•ll Olendlno. 814· 387· stocked pon~t · 86 acres. -.....,.--------·lcMoket • Madela . 7770 or Dobbili 448-4593. & Co~mercial 1983 Schultz Limited Edi· 8400 . 00 per acre , Nice '3 bedroom home, •ttic, Antenna Instillation Kittont, long hair grey tigo• tlon, 14x70, 3br, 1~boths, $4,000.00 down $250.60 basement . garage. no pets, Hopso C.lls ond Shop grey, block, • whlto, ttrlpo. Call 742-3195 Olulotont Orgot>iet nMded all tlec. central air. fireplace. month. 8 per cent owner, referencet, depo1it. )2;76 · Strvlet Avoillllit • .bluloh gNy. hove hed at ·a,... Eplicopll Church. ., 304·468·1594or304-n3- financing. Alao, approx 32 mo . Call 614·992· 251.7 .992-5875 thott • •, . _ . , .; bYck Local Service Calls SIS.~ · -::-:-:-:-:.......--:;;--;;;--;-~l 6417. icre1 for nla . 1· 614-231 · melt cocker . tplhlel type. Coil 81 4-912·3818. 7-26·1 mo. 1 31 Homes for Sale 3221. .. Baum addition, lease ·· ~ith femlle collie·hutky mi•. Kidtlovo "'yol Demonttroto option, 3 bdrms, 2% b'!lhs, mele hound mi•. Metgt Co. toyo • glftt far. friendly toy -~-~-~---~l Lot ·· 90•120 Staff House 2 acres, fenced yard, wood Humane Society. CoN 014· party. Top cammltoioll and Three bedrooma, centrelair, · R~ad. Public . water a~d .. ' vinyl well paper, carpet pr1vates~er:. ?.OJ1:14tno~lle 35 Lots & Acreage burning fireplace, fBmily 118-·1101. hoatoot gifts free . No col· throughout, well' intulllted, home w1~h 6 Insulation. room, a.c .. appliances,,l.hrge lectino. or delivering. No basement . city water 8r gas, Homat. .. 304·1191· 3375. . ooth ;.....,mont. Cell 814· new paint, attached Garage. range; refnq .• washer, dryer ' 011 butdoor grill. awning•. epd d11hwasher . 2 full baths, In Northup on Concrete S550. mth with ~100 . 742·3188 . . Alao boolllng many extras . Call448-2683 3 bedrooms, ,llvlng.room and FMni!lo lrlah aottlr to tiJOOd Portlot. Street. No restrictions. ap· applied to purchase price. tl 6 :00PM , otter 8:00PM kitchen. control arr. Qwnar .porox . ·130ft. frontage. Call Call 614 · 985·4387 . • • hoftle. )04·1111· 1310. wonto to tall f19.000.00. coli 814·246·6869. 446-3485. . Plflft· Time Pooitlon Avoila· 61,000.00 down wHh bel· 2 br home with ga~age, Goo~ ~tlf . 304-075· GAS LINES ble · Gtllia-Molgt Hood Remodalecl' 2 bdr .. 2 acre. once monthly . Town ·• Hickory Lane and cor.,er:J rd 14311fter 4 :30. Approx. 6Y2 acres, level Wt Ston. • Dlvltion' of Wood· 1217 lb. tobacco beu, "CountrvRaaiEatete, Broker. WATER LINES land, wh:h frontage on two St Mason; WY. 304.'J73· Shop Todrnitl•an lend Centora. lno. Pooitlon: 8idWOII·Rio Grande area, 304·676·6648. SEWAGE LINES Moww, toro toll propelled, Educltlon Coordinator. raods. exc. for building. 5884. . .,. an Ov1y 126,000, Call 614· 246· 21' \ Noeilt ,...;,., 304· mini·farm , all utilties nearby -:---------'--+~ Qutllflcotiont: DegrM in 5298. FREE E'sTIMATES' .71-2111. 1981 Happy House trailor, in old 160 near Porter. Upper Lincoln. 6 rooms. •rlv chllolhood educotlon blue • white, 14•70 w~h $9,000 . Coli 614· 388· bath. basement, large V.rd, BUS.: 985-3813 JWOiwred wHh experience in exc., cond available -Aug . Old Engllth thoop doG, good curriculum ~PPLIANCE development, Owner , tranaferred, .mutt expando ' living ,rm. full~ 8801 . 1st, References. 304-'676RES.: 985-3837 whh children. 304·418· - n planning. and cloH·· .... exc. cond. 181.000.00. furnished, 2 bedrooms. Chi~ 1962. . :. 11143. Private lot on Timber Ridge nese d•cor with chin8se 7/ 19/1 mo. pd. · room ob..,otlon. Wll oon· t1 1.000.00 down. Ataumo llidor degrM ,In alo-torv 81o\ pet. loon . 304-076· aofa, 2 col9r T.V.'s with Lake , Rt. 7-75 . size262ft. by hit Gorman Shaphord fo· VCR, refrigerator, 1tove, 11 0 ft. Septic .tenk a. dug 4 br' house for rent . 304· or roloted · 11129. me1o · pup to good form wducotlon Outlet and IIMponalbilltlot: ~~---;-:::-:--::-;:--;-:-::­ kino size water bed, washer basement. Price $3,600. '• _e_7_5·_J_2_7_o_. - - - - - --'home. ·304·171-31133. 1 =r.arvialon of teaching Remodoiocl 2 br., full boae· a. dryer hookupl, wooden Call 614·043·0168. ' 2 bedroom cottage, good of 21 with -oil mont, good loct1tlon. Anu· dock, 100ft. oie ft. fencing , 1 yr :old lo\ lobrodar .-ponoiblllty for lmpleMon · moblo lotn. 304·876·1!1124. Colt for oppolntmont, 614· Acreage··1 8 acres with min ~ location , $165 .00 plus. dep· eral rights, utilitlee. Hcluded oait. Call fOt' appointment 247· '381 Ill 247·2101 .. Rwlil•,.r·lrlth llock teti011 of tile H•ll Btort location . Cell Hobttetter o~ly 5:00·8!00. 304-675· .... with ohil....,, Coli wducltlciio OOIIIPonlfnt. Ap- SmiH 3 hou• ond · 5 12•00 1975 Community Realty tt ·814· 742·3092 or 7634 . :'41-23311. GAS--WATeR pllot"-t lillY be olnllnod · · 304·7'7.3·114~8. 1 toll•. 2 bedroom. now LR 61 4· 742· 2994 . ·We'o lllnd CenteN. Inc. lncludlt porch Cell SIWAGI PIPI lntollll• pu..... to Dive 8t Ollila ·Clinic, 412 VInton Hauae for aolo by owner. 3 ·cor,..... · ~t· fiort•let, 2 melos. Pike, Olllipollt. ' O hio or br ·•II olectrlc, priced 011 304·773·8218 or 773· 1 B Ac(OI noor Pt. PltaHnt. 42 Mobile Homes ·. II!GULAfOIS • Franta Routeo .2 and 82. Cal 814·812·nl4. No Down P•ymant Woodland Contert, Inc. in-lon: 304·41!1·17_9 2 . I-:-5:-27_2_.-:-:-::----;--:-::-.;;:- Owner for Rent flnencing. 304-336· NTnNOs Excellent lat.. Melg• Cllnlo: Mulllerry i981 Hollypork , 14x70, 4767 attar 8. To '.' Qive·ew•y· Z female VOLUME 'D-IPS 8 weellt old.Coll ~:!::t'a. l'omaroy. Oh. Houeo and th- lOla In o•c. eand.. 12.x8 dock, For Rent in Point Pleasant, 2 .... lnferftiotlen e14-7713. • ·. 00 P"".M,,':,..!!.f~~~=: SyrocuA. Houae noodt re· undarponnlng and Iorge By owoer. 30 acrn. Leon bedroom mobile home; One W.t,. ..t . ta5-3813 .1 Ccift COllect ,. bc;ellt,t loco· room oir cond. Included. oreo with mobile home ond bedroom efficiency apart ~ · WuodllildC-Ino,~~ ...... 1 IOOO m ~-11 304·B811·3B86 ·o r 195· untlnirlhed houae. Meke rirant. roterence1. 614· 446 ·' 11 . . tes-3837 , v ·~uel opportunl.-.· - · · • · · "" 3100 offer. 904· 590-e4~9 . 0682 . 7119/11110. pd . offlrnlotlv8' totion emptayer. _•_1_4_-e_a_2-_Z_3_71_._,_.,.....· · 7/6/1 mo. •· .... ......, The_ Daily Seillinei-P~!ge-.9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Business ·services -· • ! The subject of. this Week's ''Can1er Comer" Is Heather Hovatter, daughter bt Richard and' Gall Hovaiterl, 391 S. flhlt Ave., Middleport. Healher,l2, Is II seventh grader at the Meigs Jl!JIIor High ~hool and her hobby ts coUectlng dolls. She has 26 Dally Sentinel CIIStomers on 'Layette shower I . . I Friday, July 27' 1984 The Daily Sentinel . Carrier corner . • s-. 1--"'---:=-:-"-"---:; e 1\a"iiJ: 614-423·5560 '* " ·- -In,. - �1: -·-~ • , if~ -. Friclay, July 27, 1984 I ' .·. 4~ Mobile Homes Pomel1)y-Middlepm1, Ohio KIT 'N' CARLYL.e ®br LaiTJ Wright for Rent &4 Mlec. Merchandise 61 .Shrubo •eeded. sidewalk Friday, July 27 1984 ' They'll Do It Every Time Farin Equipment Uuil ~ St •nlil,..l- 1•~··- 1 I walll, bark • 79 Motora Hom•• •camp..-. r---- Jawn re- • 61~ · 643 -2916 . .- Th•• DICK TRACY Page-l 0-The Dally Sentinel 2 bdr. 2 mile below Eureka, $180 mo. plua dopoah. no pota. Cai1614-,643-2644 or ·- ---~~-.,-------------- 30 11. SpoHen 'trolor 84. fully lolf OCNIIIInod. air. Con be ot folr oafnllilreUnd, lol 11A, 18,1100. Nice 14x70 3 bd<:. mobile hooj-1e. *235 mo. deposit & utilitla1, no pets. Call 4482192 . u" ""-· 11n VW ....... exaellent ·~.0()0. CaH 814-241•8471 . Furnished AC. ldaal for 1 or 1 .j 2 )nen. Beautiful rNerview, Kenaug• , Foster Trailer Par~ . Cai1446-1602 . ••I 2 bdr. mobile home, 8160 mo: pluo dop. Call614-3888711 . J 3 BR . 1 4x70, C.A .. 'partially furnished, 8210 mo .. elect; &:Water. deposit. Coil 446n92 . · \j Mobile homes must have references. 2 bdr. deposit. Call 446-0682 . ' ' .:l 81 55 Building Su.,pliea · Home Improvement• _ Now ...,.in for buline11, Mountain State Block. Rt. 33. Now Hoven. Cor~~pleto ma.~onry tuiJlHtea. 4", 8". 12 block. Dtillvory aervice. Phone dey 304-B82· 2222, ovonlng.AI2· 3231. &8 Peta for Sale -..1 TraUer In Ri,o Grande, u.nfurnished · $150 month · plui Newly remodeled 2 bdr.• utilities, 8160 depoatt mar~ equipped kitchen, control rlod couple only. Call 614$260. 821 Yo Second 388-8508. . Gallipolis. Coli 448- · 21 Mobile home for rent, 8x40. Call 614-949-2424. Two bedroom treilet, kitchen furnished , couples, one small child accepted. Reter"''COa, 304-676-1078. 44 Apartment for Rent 2 .bdr. apt . newly decorated. 8,60 to 8146 per mo. utiltiea piirt . paid. Call676-6104 or 876-6386. · 4 ~oms & b1ih, furnished. clean. no pets, adulta onty, deposit & reference re· quir~d. Coi1614-44t-1619. Nicely furnished mobile home in city, CA, 1 or 2 aduhs only, no pets. Call 448-0338. •( . . ·o ·8. .t ( i I~~;:::;;::::::::;:;:::::;::;:== 45 Furnished Rooms For .rent Sleeping Rooms and light houoe keoplng rooms. Park Central Hotel. CaH 814-446-07611. . Slo&ping room $125, ties paid. Share bath. only. Range llo rofrlg. 2nd. Ave., Golllpoli~. 446-4416 after 9 PM. utNImale 919 Coli Fur~iah8d apt . .1 bdr ., $226. utiltiea paid, adUlts, 920 4th AVe.. Gollipoli1. Call 448441 6 after 9PM . 49 For Lease Upstairs furrilahed apt .• 4 . rooms & ~ath, 1 or 2 adult1, Storeroom or warehou .... no pots. Call 446-0444 25xl0. for furniture, before &PM . lumber. roffing, in1ulation, aquipment. 311 Condor St., 613" Third Ave., 2 rooms, 830 a month. Call114-992pf:ivate bath, Water included. 3326. $4 36 mo. Coli 448-4222 between 9 8t 6 . CO"'mpletely furniahed ell electric, 2 bdr., apt., 458 Second Ava .. adults. referen.caa, $226 mo. pluaaecur- iiJ dop . Call 446-2236 or 4jll6-2681. . &1 Household Goods l---------- I .i I I • ,I 1 { 2 ' I .• .. • f •' ~ ..-'• .,o ,. • i ... \ Amazon double yellow·hood Perrot. Exc. talker. cage. t700. Call 44t-01148. ca. TV. Radio Equipment . C B Radios-Browning Mark 3. new 0104 mike ond allder.t300.00.Johnoon 40 channel telephone type be.. atotion. *60.00. Cell 9492994. 1-::5 -;;4-,M:-::.--:-:--:----::-- ISC. Merchandise 1---------Knauff Flr-ood Reducid prlcH thru July 31 lt. Hove your own ua1oned wood ihla winter. 1114· 2118·12411. 63 UKC roglltorecl pit bull pupplea, both parenJa "PR". mole f1110. female t1211. 814-692-3517. 4drive. Prloo reduced to 112110. firm. Coli 114742·2281 or 304·7738814 . . ---------~ 1974 Trodeamon 300 Dodge von. 1350. CoM 814742-2113. RINOLE'I IERYICE upe- hot tor opp-lon, - · tor, oltctrlclon, maaon. Coli 304-1711 -2088 or 1754114). 3 yr. old gelding horoe · aoddle & bridle. Coli 11 211-9384. ... we must leave it spotlessJ u clean ! GET your carpet . SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER. Wator removal. fum~- oielnlng. frM oatlmotH. 304-8711·2285. Amortcon lion end lily, ox. blood linH. 11142 ext. 222 or i4111 after IIPM. ------------------Water wolfo oomm•cltl.,ll · domoatlo. teat holoa. pump aaloa end MrYice. 304-1811· 31!02. ~~ flnl....,, Rlcllord Garfield. t14-9811-4484. Baee(l"'ents, pool daclla. perklngloto, ony alzoJ!>b. ·• Tr .1n sp ,,rt ,il l•oil Musical Instruments 5.000 BTU window olr conditioner. 8.000· BTU Cllament window eir condi· tloner. Qll cooking rang., automatic dehumidifier. Kenmore zig-ug aewing - RON'I T-.,.alon Service. ' . lpo~~llllllt)g .In Zenith end , Motorola, Oua1er, and houae calif. CoH 304·1178· . 2388 or .8 14·441·24114. · IASEMENT WATERI'ROOFING. Unconditional ' lifetime . guerent... Local , . , _ _ fumltholf. Foatlmotaa. Coli collect 1.14-237-0488. 9 a.m. to II p.m. Aogera Baaement Waterproofing. Carpeting lor 5 rooma. Call 448-3267 crt after 4:30PM 446-7307. ' 'I rlencecl roofing, Including Plastic ciaternt ttete approved. plootic aoptlc tanks, pleltlc culvert, metol cuiRON EVANS ENTERJackoon, Oh 1114• Electric dryer 8 montha old 1200. Four C....., rally whliolo 14x7". GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, acotohguard·weter e•tr•· tkJn. d1ada:law1. Fllllwtl-~en1 Smith, · R-"''blo ro-. 1112·fl30g, • FettY TrM Trimming, ltllmp romi!VOI. Coli 304·11711- . 1331 . ,. . Umeltone, Sand. Grovel. Delivered In Maoon, Meigs, Gollio or pick up ot Richards & Son. Col 4411-7785 . Remodolln.. oidlng, . lnotollinll end ._ring flreploC!Oa. aimolleled' brlok ond atucco, th•rno ,... CI IWI1t " Win" do-. 304-1711-1180. ,_ Autoa for Sale . 1979 Sunblrd Pontiac 4 apd .. good cond. Coli 448· 93110 aftor IPM . , 84 Fondw PNCuaalon gultor por1oct cond. 814-388-9111B. II fl. Wuri!Uer Boby Grand. •bony. Matching bench. *1200. Mlddlepon·. Cell 614-992-3718. &8 ·a. Fruit Vegetables Half runner beana pick own, $11.00 bushel. thup, ah. Coil 4411-23114 1114-379-2880. 0< Blockborrlea 15.00 gallon. 304-875-1108. &9 For Sale or Trade 1971 Chrysler N- Yorker, 0111 or trodo for 1100 cc Hondo . 304-1711·8844. · f !I Iii ' ,JI IJII( (.. j '61 I I ' I ill K Farm Equipment II 1. dlac. 3 pt. hitch. adjuatobfo pitch. t150. Coil 814-388·88911. Gravely 30' rotary mower: t4711.' Coli 441-4348 or 1114·2118-11181 . ' . Bulldlng-R-Nng, ConCfOio, diY"!'oll, oltcllicel; roofing, flooring, lro"'lng. kltohen-bothroom lnatolletlon, - - w - framing. 304-8711·2440. TOP CASH paid lor lett . model uaod cere. Smith Bulck·Pontiec. 1911 · Eonern Avo.. Golllpolla. Cell 814-4411· 2282. 82 FRIDAY 7/27/84 EVENING 8 :00 . , (f) I]) 0 IIJ ®1 111 iiZ News (]) New Treasure Hunt III ESPN's Horoo Racing Weakly Cil Andy .Griffith CD News/ Sports/Weather Cll .· MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour illJ Reading Rainbow fJ) Star Trek 8 >30 • Cll (I] NBC News CD Mextrex (I) Riflemen III Mezqa .S ponsLook (JJ Carol Burnett I]) Ill (12) A8C News (I) C8S Newo [D Working Women ·a marl;,. ..!;: · ·~ 7:QO • -';1;4-=44:8-;3:2:1:2~- (() Cl) --· L.w..- ...,Ia . =.-· . _ •. _...,..t,..•. 73 Vane • 4 W.D · a. (lllcll.:f: 87 Upholnary I t TltiiTATI Ul'tiOLmltY SHOP 1111 s..~....Ave........... 114·448-n1Jorl14;4411111, . 11, G1l em ' ... ~ntartainment Tonight ' ~ (7) Wheel of Fonune D (]) Wheel of Fonune (I) Nightly Buaineta Report News illJ MacNoii/ Leh,.r New1hour Gl Jelloroons 7:30 • Cll Tic Tee Dough . (]). MOVIE: 'Swamp Thing' CIJ Scotch Sport• Preview ·A preview of th'! 1984 Summer Olympic&.' & Cil All In tho Family I]) Family Feud ' 'ClJ Lov• Connection D (]) Family Filud . 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' Evening Television Plumbing • Heating 9-p Moot- Buy. ooll or trlde ybur outomobllo, boot, CARTER'S PLUMBING truck, cycll, ceml*. Every AND HEA'I'ING Sol. & Sun. Gollipolla Fl• Cor. Founh end Pine Market. OnlY U.OO o doyto Gollpolla, Ohio dlaphoy your vehicle to ihouPhone 1114-4411·388B or unda of ahopfMI'. 7AM1873 Corrovelie. 18 11. 140 114-448-44n IIPM, Rt. 35 & 1110. 1 - C....,roiet dump truct, HP. 1-0. drive ~ troller, runa good, 11,000 firm . Coli 13.300. Coll!l411·2240. 'JIM'I PLUMiiNG. HEAT· 1973' Chevv lmpeio wogon 114-21111·1211. Arlzono cor t!IOO. Collll14· 17 ft. trl haul.,1 1111 lNG. Rt. 1, Box 351, Golll· 288-1711 . 1982 S -1 0 Chevy plcltup. CNIH Inboard polio. Colll14·317-017t. V-8. 4 opd., AM-FM ' - • trim. Coli SHULAW'I Plunllllng end 1871 Fl- Ghlo, 88.000 aun roof, vinyl CO\aed bed. •11.1100. John'a Auto a.1oa. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ __ Hooting, 211 llxth Bt .. mi., new tn., exc. cond., Point Pl•aent, .W. Vo. 304~ MPG. n.tlll. !:;oil 814- ........ Rd. 0..,.,.,..., Oh. 14ft. aluminum flat llottom 171·8420. Uoonaod end "1!8-88911. t r - 3 - - ' o1ec Open til dark. Call 4441- lnaurecl. 2 1971 Floato ,.aNic blut 4712. ooro. t8110.00. with velour lnt;rlor. oco- Truck Topporo. Moot ...... jocfleta Col botuoen II end 7 p.m. 83 Excavating nomlcol & apunky, very dl ff orent colora. John's 304-178-1188. good cond.. $1 ,800. Coli Auto Sella. Bulovllle Rd, 114·311·81191. Golllpoffa. Oh. Opentlltlerk. 111' Johnoon Run About, Coli 448-4712. 200 hp, !11. inboard . out- Good-1 E•••va~lrig. baM· 1881 Chevy Chlvetto 2 dr., ·dr'-oya, baird. tllildont· trollir. lloth menlo, 4 apd .• 12,8110. 1980 AMC 1874 Chevy 'It ton t:,kup In goo,d oonil. Coli Ollie aeptlc , tonko, lenclacl!ping. Spirit, 4 opd., U.4tt. 11n Coli · anytlmo 114-441Dodge Aspen, outo. ~M­ o:::de:." 81t = = = = 41137. Jomoo L. Davlaon, Jr. FM, *1.719. John' a Auto 2411'·111 1 •. " lola, lulovflle Rd, Goltfpo78 ,. Camping l --=-~--~-lla, Oh. Open til dark. Coil 187eFordYalonplclwpoxc. Equipment .. Dotor Work by Ted Henno . 448-4712. oond. Coli · after I, 4441· ~-----~-- D~ahoa. - • · roedl. lend 0818. -ring, IIG. Coli Motor Car 1810 VW Robbit olr cond., Brolcora. 448-11112. 48,000 mil•. one a - . 1171 Chovrolol C-10 2 collin tonto, 1 Ox14. acNenod po- Never J.A.II.Conotruallon Co.Ru....., 111811. lolcl-forov• tlond. Oh,t14-742·2803; 114-218-1 • . t200 eoclo.. Wont 1100 or Bo-nta, F-oro. Con10. Ceil 111 4-811· 31811 br . crete w.ork. Backhoe's, 1171 Chevy ltot-ogon, vwygoodcond. lellortrodo 1978 Chevy bod. 812·1181. Dozer • Dltcher. Dump mob offer: Coli 1114-241- cempoo top. 4 ...... radio, trucko,· & wotor-gaa·-er91111. '. *2,781. 1HO Chftt Luv =~:----:-:---:- oloctricolllnoa. . shan bod. 4 opd .. redlo, AC. 79 Motor• Homea '7t Munang t200. or bon t2,191. John'a Auto • - · • Campara Bullville lid, Golllpollt, Oh. 1 ,_~-------'- 84 off<lr. 304•881.308 4 . Elactrlcal Refrigeration 411122 til d... Cill 4441-•· Ooen ' · ' 22 • fl. trovol llllier wltll 1171 DOdge '<!I t o n -. V8 -nlng. lhowlr. & ooperole good tlr... folr llody,_lhUII lladroom. UIOO. Coli 1114· SEWING Moclllne repolra, MrYico. Autflorllod 1 1 "loll. Col a14>1112·. . .B. 1112·3114. . Bolea • lorvlce Bhorp,. 1111 Ford F1oo.·v.,.,_ Troll., Tondem camper, lcluo11 . F•llrlc lhop, In ... cond. 304-1711· boih, · - · - · goa.lloct· PO"'"!OV · 11 ..·112·2214. ric Wiler, Olrpotod, ~ bod 28113 after II. ...,. ........ _ . ._ _ 20 815 Oanaral HIRIIing ford 11111 ton fl.. . . or ltfr'-r•8tand•cl tNnamf•fan. ·tar. tiOOO finn, et Ifoval 1711-3237. Oeit. M paid. CoU14·812· ~omoa loya Wotor llorvloo. 1871 ~ ....... ton 11n· PleOiwlnfl 171\ 11. Alao pool a filled. C•ll 814or 114·441~~~~~· a . J04.a78- fully ' Mlf· oontolnld with 211-H41 1171 or tt4-448-7811 . 304·871• JIMI ' WATIII llltVICE. FIMtllde. lhort , bod trulk topPw .100.00. 104-17.. CoH Jim Lenior, 104-17118ns. . . 84J-', I 731?. • 14 fl. .....~. "'""' ~ UIOO. 304·118- ·n Mt!ld•• BMutiful trootle table wltll4 Clpllina chain 1300. 814· 318-112211. • n J -,Wogo""' p.a.. p.b .. Livestock ~.::=======~l========:;J Furnished opt. 919 2nd .. Gollipolla. 11711. Men only. ' Coll448-441flatter 8PIIil. ' 2 horao trailer for droll AKC Rogiltorod Brlttory 3 horaea . 21111-1488. female, 2 mole, 8 wka. old, tela docked, shot. CoN 114- 3 yr. old Chlotnut filly, 245-50911 or 1114-246- gentle but not -.n, *371. Call alter 5. 114-21111-1771. lltli8. Rogiltorod pit bull pupploa, 1110. eoch. Call Bob Roach, N- Hoven, W.Va., 304882-32112. Sw-AIN. AUCTI,ON & F.URNITURE Citjzena. 8130. Equal Hous- 62 Olive St ., Gollipoll1. Ning · ·opportunities . 814- &..ueed wood • coeltto~ee. 8 piece ~ood living room rnechlne. Call 448-1891. 992-7721 . suite with 8 inch flat arms Newly remodeled 2 bed- $,399, bunk beds complete G. E. 1 1.000 BTU window bunki.. $199, 2 piece alrconditionor.220V. t1211. .. room. equ.ipped kitchen, w~h antron livingroom sultea Call 448-2470. $225. Deposit required. Call 8199, antron $99, - : - - : - - - - - - - - l c 614-992 -5319 or 992 - other reclinerareclineN 180, maple Oak wall phones. rockers, 2815 . dinette sets e179, box pruMCI chairs, pedeatal taNewly redecorated. 1 bed· springs • mettr. . twin or blea, hutch•. & mfac. Paul $100 set regular-firm t;:onkle Furniture, Rt. 7. room, partially furnlahed, full $,1 20. maple dinette cholri' Tuppers Ploina, Ohio. $226 . Depos~ required. Call $36, ,.,aah atonda U4, . -lc614 -992-6319 or 992 maple rockers *69, 7 piece Double key board, full foot 2816. chroma dinette aet •149, 5 pede! Hammond organ with :Furnished 1 8o 2 bedroom piece dinette Itt t99, uaed Iorge speahor. Beoutlfultohe apartment.a, Middleport. bedroom · suitaa, rafrigera- quality. Suitllble for home or rangea, cheat, drHHra, a church: t700. 814-992Aduhs, no petsr aacurity lora, wringer waahert:, TV'a, dry- 15292. depooit . Call 614-992 & sho ... Call614-448- 1-::-:-:-::-:--:---~ora, 3874. 3 1 59· Orchard Equipment, Myera Village Manor Apto .. MidLAYNE'S FURNITURE opeed aprayer, 400 gel. bu. field crates; good 1 Sola. chair, rocker. otto- tank; dl opor t · (E· H· 0 · ) rent:'•l 1•no ' aystem for refrigorcoo b e d rm ap t • · I or ran I · 1110 man, 3 tables. ltxtra heavu eel • r at storage; complete ap· •stan • a t • 201 1 by Frontier), f8B6. Sole, pie grader; boo• with hivH includes all utilities. plua a chair and loveseet. t27&. d •$200 aecur ~ Y dapoa" ... 11 · Sofaa end chairs priced from an bulk supera; lift. rollerw,· 2 required. We Just laid now $285. to *895. Tables. t46 fuol; ~h~:~:ip::.,~r.!'~:: carpet in them & they're and up to $126. Hide· •· -• by appoln-nt only. Ioca t e d near a doct or •• beds, 1440. and up to ..own c ho lng 1 eaa Call ontoct. opal FIUpetrlck, oIIi co & 1 PP r · 8525., Reclinera, $1711'. to Wllkeavollo 1114-1189-437e. 614-992-77B7 . U76., Lamps from U8. to $75.5 dlnettoa from For Sale-Smith-Corona por· New 1 bedroom apartment $99 .. topc. 4311. 7 pc . t189 table electric typewriter, in Middlapon. Call after 6 end up. Wood table with alx double keyboard; Baldwin ' p:m .. 814-446-1552.ch'oiro 1425 to *7411. Doak organ with mulical occomup to t226 . Hutches, poniment~; 2t ln. 3 apoecl 2 bedroom upstairs apart· 1110 $560. end up, mopie or pine boy end girt Pro bicycles. All ment in R'utllnd for rent. finish. Bunk bad complete in ex_s::ellent condition. Cell *100. wtth refarencaa. 304 with mattreaoeo, •250. end 992-11384 9 om. 742-2460. up to $39&. Baby bods, $110. MattroiHI or box Firewood for lOla, 120.00 APARTMENTS, mobile aprlnga, full or twin, •118.. pick-up load, t30.00 dollhomes, houses. Pt. Pleasant firm, 188. OuMn vored. 304-11711-21191 or snd Gallipolis . 614-448- sets. $196.and4 *78. dr. Choltl, 675-117112. B221 . 842. 6 dr. chana. *114. Bed Ira moo. t20..and 1211.. 1 0 Ten handmede B1rbie outNice 1 and 2 bedroom gun · Gun cabinett. '•3&0. unfurni1hed apartments . Gas or electric rangee *371. tho, 1111.00. Afghans modo 304-676 -2218 before 6 Baby mattreiiH, t25 & varlou1 sizes ancf pricea. Call 304· 895- 3080 p.m. $35. bed frames no. $211, & 130. king frame t50. 2 bedrooms, kitchen with Good selection of bedroom ~ HP pool ll~er, 2 yeort old, stove. ref. 1200.00 month suites, cedar chettl, 1100.00, conaole block & location 1 mile above Point rockers, metal ceblnetl. bog. $35. whlte TV. 304-B82-2788 f25, goll clubo .• Pleasant. 304-773-6143. awiveJ rockers. 2 bedroom . apt. In Mason, Uead Fu.rniture •· Chaira, 35mm camera. Olympic aduhs only~ no pe.t s, phone dryers. and TV'o. 3mlleo out OM10FC with occeaaorlea. $226. 304-675-7471. 304-676, 1452 altar 5 . BulavHie Rd. Open 9am to 6pm, Mon. thru Fri ., 9•m to 21 cu . ft. Soors fr-or 1 br furn . 1apt. All utilitie1 6pm, Sat. *200. , Boch-Stredlvorlus paid. 304-876-71 12 . 614-44t-0322 trumpet •450. 304-871Upper Mt . Vernon. 3 iooma, GOOD USED APPUANCES 4034. bath, waaher·dryar hOOkup, Walhera. dryera, refli..rastoVe. Ref. furnished. Exc. tora. rongH. Sklgga Ap- N- radio shack 'TRSIO color Commupto end AuCond. 304-675-1962. pllencH, Upper River Rd. aorln •soo. oo. New boaldo Stone Croat Motel. weights e n d - . .0.00. JACKSON ESTATES 814-448-7398 . 304-,8 75- 17811. APARTMENTS !Equal Houoing Opponunlty) has Complete twin t*l Seioly Jlllvor fox... tiO.oo- up. One end two bedrooms, rent box 'lprlngs end mettrou, · 304-411- 1t08. nanlng at *183 for one oleo like now 3 dr-er bedroom end f198 per dr.- axe. · flnleh. Queen Nice gai rango 11 oo.po. month for two bedroom, alzo bod with · 8omoo 'Diamond eluator with UOO dopo11t located aprlnga • mottrHI, brsoo t180.00. 304-t?l-7880. . neor Foodlond and Spring hoodboord . TRS 10 Tandy Volley Plo1o, pool and TV computer. 1oftwere In· Woldw for eolo with m ant. Coli 448-2746 or leave eluded, 114K. Col14441-8171 or wltllout motor. 304-1711· 9AM·9PM. 1201. mesaage. · Riverside Apts. Middlepon. Special rates for · Senior 'I J 1li71DodgeRoyol4d<.. PI. PB, elr, ~IH. now tif'M, .,..... n- tnne. Judy Taylor Grooming, Coli .eo.ooo mi., will IHritoo, 1114-3117-7220. . *1,100. Borloua lnqulrta 01'1. , Briorpatch K'onnola Proloaonly, 814-311·1123. lionel AH·broecl . grciclmlng. 21" Color TV console. exc. 1871 MOnte C -• good Indoor-outboarding facondition. 304-11711-3485. cflllioa. Pick up end delivery · • cond., - • · rolley-e, Cultom dr1p8rle1, mini niol MrYico. EngliohCoc:korSpa-r~~~~~§::~!::= 84,000 milos. •2.000 or ' puppiH. Calll14·388to boot' offoar. Cal 814-3t7venetian blinds. Roman . 72110. wo'\fen wood lhadel. vwti - 9790. cal blinds. Samples and estimatet in your home. P. ' A. Soyre. 304-458-1078. &2 COUNTRY MOBILE Home. Park, Route 33, Nonh of Pomeroy.- Large loti. Cell 1114-992-7479. Buddy end Gledya Reynolda hove trailer opaca lor rent, 840 . month, complete hookup. PI••• call anytime alter 8 p.m.n the evening, 304-773-531.9. Furniahed apt. 2 bdr. 1 136Y.t 2nd .. Gallipolis, *186 water paid. Call 446·4416 altar 9PM . Now Ia tho time to got tho old chaln trimmed lor il,_oocl aeaoon. Sidora Equipment Co. 1175-7421 for coonpioto chain oew oorvloo. Washer and dryer 1 ~ yeara old, Sears Kaftmore e300. 304-1175-6028. . . 46 Spaca for Rant Four troiler lcrts, 304-17&1076. County ·APPii•nce, Inc . GoOd uaed appiloncoa end TV· leta. Open BAM tofiPM. Man thru Sot. '<148-1899, 827 3rd. Avo. Gallipolis. e Listings---~_;, mentally retarded people .~ (A} Cll illJ Wall Str•t W•k· louis Rukeyser analyzes · t he ' 80s with a weekly reYi!tW of economic and investment matters. 9:00 (2) MOVIE: ' Night Shift' (2) MOVIE: 'Six W•ko' CD 700 Club . (!) CFL Footbaii: ·Tpronto at Calgary · IIJ Ill iiZ X)UII , Summer Qly~i'c Games . D W ® li)elloa J .R. at· tempts tQ_ blackmail "Edgar Randolph · and Mill Ellie breaks off her engagament with tlayton. (A) (60 min.) ()) Statewide illJ Polli-a 9:30 Cll Gable Touch 10:00 D IIJ .till Folcon Croat Julia escapes from the mental institution and Terry's dark past is exposed to Mi· chaol. (AI (80 min.) Cll Evening at Popa 'Steve Lawrance and Eyd ie Gorme.' Entertainers Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme join John Willian'!• and the Boston Popa Orchestra for a special tribute to Irving Berlin. (R) (60 min .) · CIIl Newewatch Ill Independent Nows 10:30 CD My Uttle Mo'llle . <!]) Meottrpl- Theatre . T o Servo Them All My Dl'r'l ." 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Road Racing: Spirit of the Special Olympics EVENING ; I I Wrestling (J) Above the Clouds ()) Agronsky a.nd Company tiD Dinner at Julia's Julia Child goes fishing for nlmon li nd looks at an unu· s ual chocolate and r8S P· berry dessert- (R} [Closed Captioned] Ell Greatest American ' tiNftl~fg(' C5J World Championship (!) Mazda SponoLook 1 :00 I]) I Married Joan Cll Eye on Hollywood (!J MOVIE: 'Black Sabbath' Gl i!Z Newa 1:15 Cll MOVIE: 'Ooin' All the J P LSCZ E S J- TF P AT F · LS AWC Yeslenlay's Crypto<juole: MORE PEOPLE ARE FLAT· TERED INTO VIRTUE TiiAN BUWED OUT OF VICE .. T'l4 ........ ~"'""'r.oq ,, ." .. - �' . . P'l" l2-11Je ·o.ay S.dnel ' John A. HunneU · ., . Gilbert Ot Umana; a companion, ...._~ .. andl2 G ladysAdklnsar ••.,. ........; grandchildren and 11 great· gnmdchlldren. Besides Ids parents, he was (Xecedec:Undealbbyhlswlte,NetUe Smith Hwmell In 1JI'i9, tiJree brothers,andonestster. 1beRev.RidlardRothemlchwlll offiCiate at the funeral services and burial will be In Beech Gr!Jve Cemetery. ~ may qall at the A ' Funernl setvloes for John A_ ~unnell, '16, Thornvllle.t'ormel'~ Qf MelgsCoonty, whodled Wednl!ilday nl,glit at his re:ddence, will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday In Ewing Funeral Hoole. · , -~In Meigs County, be was the - of the late Robert and Dora ' H~ Huruiell. . He Is 8UIVIved by three sons and d$uahters-ln-law, Carl E. and fllneraltrc:m2-4and7-9pJn. today. .~Hunnell of Columbus, John E. and EdnaHunneUotRaclne and Mabel M. Kesterson ~ L. and Frankie Hunnei of P!xnemy; a daUghier, Shirley L. Additional survivors of Mabel M. Y~ of Riverside, Callt.; a Kesterson. TT, of Rutland, who died ~ and sister-in-law, Robert Wednesday In Veterans Memorial .al)d Martha HiumeU ot Middleport; Hospital; are five great· .IJI!d two sisters and brothers-In-law, · gnindchlldren. She was also preMargaret and Chester Hutton of ceded_In death by a grandson, Alva J;'oo:.etoy, and Betty and Wyatt John HeUmann. . I .I ! 'Iblr1y-one cases were concluded Wed"e'day by Meigs COOnty Coort JlldllePatrk:kO'Brlen. ' Forfeiting bonds were HoWard Lockhart, Coolville, $Sl, sp!Edlng; l,lsa Gentcy, Ravenswood. W.Va., $45, fl5hlng without a ~D~--I'I!Iddent llcense; Davt'd Rexroad, RavaJS; ; VIIOOCI, w..._va.,$45,tlshlllgwlthouta non-resident license; LeslleFergu· soo, Barboursv!lle. W.Va., Sll. . ~re to display valid registration · on tractor; Vaughn8auters, Pomeroy. $.'11, speeding; Taylor FraZier COlts f1r reslatlni aJTI!It: five dayl In JaB and COlts, obltnlctlni cA!Id•l bus'..... COIItl .... .._ dlaorder., "' ....,_; ..... cooouct; PaJ)lela S. M!n........ CQoMUe, l10 and COI!Ita, tuniiQi without regard to · other ·tramc: Robert Melton.~'tfldd~Eport. $10 and COI!Its, fl!llllllliaatopslp; PaulO. Smith, Vlntoo, and CQ~Q, ~rload; Jllllli!s Newell, Chester. ' $21 and COllis. speeding; David Fisher, Mlddlepc:rt, $'15 and COI!Its, ten daY'S In Jail and six months probatloa with elaht c1ay1 ar the JaB Jr., Kenova, W.Va.,$43, speeding; AnnlbelleTbcmas, Mlddleport.$41, speeding; Dalton GJ'OYj!r. Pomeifyy, $45, disorder~ condUct: Gary R1el, Pa!itefllllw'g, w:va., $45, dlsorder~conduct: Michael Vance, O!eshlre. $4'17, overload; John Drltt, Columbus, Ind., $45. ~peedlng; and William Bamltz, CllftQII, W.Va., Ki. faDure to display valid highway use tax sticker for semi- sentence S"Sj"'"'ed, opentlng mot1r vehicle wblle Wider !IIJIPI!II·a . ' .....,...w, one year's probation' and costa, dlsol'deri,y oonc1yct; Arlene Roach, F'ortlaDd. $'Ji and COIII,dlloniii~OCMK:t.; Marjorie Rood, Reedsville, $Z50 and costa, 11cense p•spenrled, s1x I!IOIIths pl'Qbatlol! and teo daylln Jail, DWI; ol'ohn F1sher, Nelamvtlle, $IIKI and ~ts. ~~ IIIJaD,IIIIIIP8Jded, 8lld • HOMEGROWN SPECIAL SWEET HOMEGROWN TOMATOES 2LB. 5 LB. SPECIAL ' IUI'\NANAS. 5LBS. 99' 50 (Contln~trQmPagel) · HOM~ROWN • heavy damage to his car the patrol . OttlcerssaldTanunyA. Wells,l7, Long Bottc:m, was northbrund on Ohio 7·when sbe tw)ned right onto County Road 46.and lost control Qf her yehlcle In the gravel, going otr the right side of the road, strtklng a guardrail. The patrol-said the 3:15 p.m. ~t resulted In Ugbt damage to her car. Fire out on anival -No venUct yet Justice. , MlddlejJort firemen reported that they were called to the residence at 7:01p.m. ruttheflrewasalreadyrut !bey anived. · :when • • . Jury... ~ 7 (Continued from page 1) eounty pnliii!CIItlng attorney, said there are no other suspects 1n the .~· 'IbeJurydldwl!attbeylllwght •was right, be commmted. '"For rlgj!t now, that was wr best eue,''Warren~ed. .. ''W . e ,.....,,...,t y..._.. we had the_clrcum$1l1Rtial evidence with two eyewtt· neues Identifying him," Warren .Sl!i<!- Two bank employees ldentlfled-lngels as the robber. • ' ' ATHENS,Ohld (AP) aa'JbeJury In !lie Wayne Marks murder trlal ended Initial deliberations without J'el!Chlng a verdict. Members ot the Athens COOnty Cmunon Pleas coortjury are being sequestered overnight and • will resume dellberatlons · tomorrow morning. ' gift. •. : ~H,umphreys alSo .testified she ~believed Ingels' motherwOUidllefor ' IWri. •· Jngels claimed he was at home · during the robbery. His mother also • t'eltlfled she had called him during .: the tlme the robbery occurred. : ! 'I want Earl ou.t of my Ute," : ~umphreys said she told Eslocker. i !'AiocJrer also told the Jury Humph· ; reyt had not received a sutv-'!Ja to , ;. appear In COU!1 unW she anived In I AIJlenS from Cincinnati. Inc~ G.lls. • . To date, Wright saJd. "SERB has not acted at 811." · "We'vebeenlnllmbowaittngtoheartrc:mSERB," be added, "no one expected the pi'llCe88 to take this long." · · 'Ibe union ts seel!lng to repreient·a bargaining unit of approXImatelY 40 .of the city's "blue collar"' and said. ' . · ' While the conaent elec11on does not mean the city approves ot unionization, or grants ~ recognition, It doea require an agreement as 'to the makeup ot the bargaining unit, . City Manager Chris Mon1s said his response to the rmuestec~consent election was that thecttywwldbe aireeable, "upon conditions." ' -Whlle both MorriS and Wright were hesitant to publlclydtscusstheexactnatureottbo6ecoi!dltl01!s,lt ts known the city has questioned the ap()l'q)rlateness ot !JY:Iudlng some Qf Its workerS -In particular, the clerical workers- In the proposed bargaining unit. 'IbeC'.alllpolls-basedpetltlon'~forapprovalota bargalnlng grrop COIJIIlOIIid ~" ...au non-uniformed empJaYees of the clty...llY:ludlng service and clerlcalworkers, Bylaw,~mustflrst~ that the proposed unit ts "~'< ~d. lien, sched1,lle an election. l )··•". . / '1 Because 0t the state.delay, Wright has IISked the clty ..: as allowed unller the new laW- ·to to·a hree "consent election." ,. "1be· ixmlent election option Is a l'rtendller and taste~' way to lmplernen' the ~1pu• i , rather than a SER8G'dered ~ mf.'!l! ~tlon," Wrlgbt Cho1ce of.Rossi's Plain or Spinach Pasta and Antipasta Salad Tenderloin Steak · In a Burgundy Wine Sauce flooding · ' ' ' dcc!tllcl $tripes • Ught sroup • Dual electric ru:otc control mlrroft • AMIFM stereo rodlo · wtlh cw tt& •. Flngallp lllced control • TIM ltftltns whccJ • Interval Windshield Wipe,. • El:lcllot occcnt !rOUP • DtciiUilic: ~ docJc • 6-wly power drtver's seat: • Power wir'lc:bNi • Power lock !JOIJP. Sbtcd rood wheels. Eltctrlc re. w~w»w dt:Prcwr. 1rt....,. tiOdll Ol'ltr, nptllar"'*'. Po- • \'OU spedi!l . . . lrlnilllllllon _...,. whJclj Jnctudn, AMIFM mo: IWnl ..... • Power bri11cC1 ;IJ!Ihl Optiono Include: • TlnWd GillS• Power StttrJns .-ld J.ocJa • 5 Speed Tr-.:isllon • Air CUi:ciUo::I::!J • .......,.,. Gulrds • LJ;1t Gn::up • .,.,..,...,,, 11 lllllnlt • c...- • NIJfM Stereo Radio • Speed ,_,. Control • Till SleerlnS Wheel • llumlnattd Yanlty Mlrrcftl Preinlurn Sounc:l S)fllem ' . !JOIJP • coo-lienee !J01JP • Hadllner 11111 l::ss. Gilu,of!'IC"Iie •Bright l'lont ~ mol: • 8llclc rur bumper • Deluxe .wheel ..,.lcJW..mtult IWtnP,"'f ntiorJ. .........,...,, trim • Willtlllii • 'llllcf on , ........ IIIOit ............. ~ m.Mdll¥tlta, $750 · '** Nccnt ......,.. INnul'ttturcr"l rctlll Otfiottritl ·~MOdlt,... '""'''' . . ~tery ti..EVEJ...\ND (AP) ' - '~ ' as ,.. wlnnea~ IJIII!Y~"" OW II Ml --ll4l ,. FI.OODII\IG PIIOIIUN - ·'l1le flaiJt Jlll&e ol tile Ga'lp-Ma DIIIJ Taa 1 e frolll Alii· 18. atiove, tW·• tile lloo dh;r a.t oowuai Ia tile O.J. Willie , Road ~ nearGalll(r"" lollowlnr; heavy nlnle&I'IJ n. area) would Jieed to be replaced · with a larger culvert. · Coulrty officials say they have · tried to get tile state 'to do something about replacing the c;ulvert In the past; but with little success. The Col'ps also recommended residents In the area flood proof their hcmes "by the raising In pia~ ~f Sln\Ctllre& having their I ~. ~~TZ!! ~~ 1!11 . (.lflf\ •tile iM1 I 1 ol Aui. 19, 'Die !J1Wiun Qi 8pi111gA ld Towi!!IIMp WM IIIIo c:~ev-.w by llalll ,._., on ~U,lfll. first floor lying below the elevation of the 100-year fre. quency event." Flood Insurance was another alle!'Mtlve recommended by the Corps. "Although It Is not a solutlon to the basic flooding problem, It prcMdes a means ot monetary recovery J1ir Individuals affected ·by flooding." . 'I'here have been four major floods since 1976 In the area, causing at least SL5 mUIIon In damage. . Two 1976 floods. within ten days caused numerous Dooded basements, slgnlftcailt ptopei ty damage, _damages to Cl'q)S, to structures and grounds at the cwnty fairgroundS, the washing out ar the fairgrounds llrklge and two street cave-.lns In Gallipolis. " .... ' 11811 been hectic. "It's been at least 15 people deep .a ll day," said BrianSmith, manager at' Fruth's l'lll!rmaCY, 364 JIICksoo Plke,late Frlday aftenloon. "It'll be that way until tanorrow." S.•sllless was alSo brisk at Last ChanceCanyout,99PineSt., where owner Gwen Carter saki sales were ''real steady" 011Frlday. And Sonny Gloedmer, ., owner ot Gloeckner's Restaurant. 110 E. . Main St.. Pomeroy, Saki sales were "great. . ."It keEps a man busy.'' he said. Gloeckner had a lotto machine Installed In his business Friday, maklngltthethlnllottorutletln the Melgsarea. Roughiy:Klpeoplewaltedlnllneat Fruth's Friday afternoon. 'Ibe generalfeellngamongtlcketruyers was that the Jaekpot was W9l1h a . IDl'ro FEVER - A IDe ..,IIJ(IeCUvli LoUo tiel buyers llllllkes 11nuc1J an aisle 8t FNII'sl'hannacy nearG~ lis Salurday mol'lllnr;. Area LaUo &lcket outlels . l'l!(ll!riA\d brillli hu;4J sus the dJ aMnc lor tbe niiiBon LoUo Jackpot ---·---,12 shot. . . "Just take a chance.'' explained one customer who declined to ldenllty himself. "Never lmow, you (Continued on page A-5) ' lawyers ·see~ ne~ tri,al for convicted·murderer her apartment door about 2: ~a.m. on Oct. 2. She did not~ the door rut looked through a peephole and saw two people fh:l fit desq lpttons of Cooper and Schultz. . About4::Klil.m. on Oct. 4, BettyDoesald,shebeard ·another knoc)c and thought her daupter was there. Betty Doe opened the door, and a girl said. "HI. My name's Annie ... and this Is lTIY friend. Tod!l." Betty Doe said the coople was looking for a neighbor, Joyce Gleason, who Is a tounseJOr for ,the Peny COOnty Drug and Alcohol Abuse~· ' Asthecouplepreparedtoleave,MissDcesald,she ~---~~~~~~-~~ Ohio River. erosion remains a problem s; heard Schultz ask Cooper whether. "we're doing the rlgbt thing." A=rdlng to the affidavit;. Cooper answered, "I know we·are." , Miss Doe Sl!ld the coople mentioned Johnston; lll1d · Miss Cooper said, "Oh, be'll be mad as a raging bull. -·H be doesn't do anythlng ·to (him or them), be'll probab~ go to the pollee- al)east be'll report It to the pollee. H nobody else believes us. I know be'll help us." , Suhr claims the conversation recorded In Miss Doe's atfldavl! Indicates the two teen-ag~ planned toteUsaneoneaboulsomelnfm~matlontheyhad:, ' .sgso BJTERESAMEI£HEK 'l1na Seutluel SWf · Sl150 · RESTAURANT: ARMAND 6:30-10:00 LONE WOLFE 9:00-1 :00 The the "PJck· 4" game, plaYed N,Oaday throu.gh Frll!a.Y. the win· )liN numl!erwas OOii&. · ' \ ,. .. ,. ' barge traffic or the modem dam system, said Fred Hotrman, mayor POMEROY - Erosion along the of Middleport. Ohio River l'Oiltlnues to be a "They say It's Just.a natural thing probleln. But, according to the and thatlt's not the boats that cause mayors of Middleport and Pome- , It," Hoffman remarked. roy, the chances of anything being, 1be engineers had a public dolieaboutltarenotgood. meeting In Meigs County several Most of the problems are caused years ago, rutnothlngresultedtrom by the combination of high water. that meeting. · . lllll!heavybal'getrafftcdurlng,sald Pomeroy Mayor R1chard Seyler IrlsBakerQfSyracwle.Shehasllved said money was the biggest pro!). almg the river for 35 years. IEm. 'Ibe problem exists au up and In that time, Baker said she and downthertver, he explained. berhlllbandhavelost~~otthelr Very little can be done about the property. · problem by citizens, Baker said. · '1t's the raise In the water level, Ground cover has worked for (cauaed by, the dam syslern).'' she several years, rut we haven't had LUIDIIP'Ited·. '"'ben the boats any high water, she IJOlTIIIH!IIted. (bar&all come along.... When the Altl)oughdumplngscrapconcrete water'ahlghi8Whenltlsreally,bad," and · rocic:a aver the blinks ts sbeoautlnued' ~"!!Ye. It's very expensive tor 'l1le u.s. cap. ot Engineers prtv~tecltlzals, Baker said . clabn the probli!m ts not caused by (~tlnued 011 page A·5) f ~ ENTERTAINMENT \• . declared In ,last week's drawing. And as time for the drawing came near, bw!nessatLottotlckl!loutlets . In Gallla and Meigs cwntles was .. ' ln ' 'Lotto fever' hits .:~~:..G~lia, Meigs area :·:: amount of odds at winning the multl-m,llllon dollar Ohio Lotto Jacllpot' And tbo6e odds looked · ' pli!nty attractive to II!8IIY ~ In the trl-county area this weekend as "LOtto fever" took hold. 1 . 1be Jackpot w¥ estimated at $12 million before saturday's drawing, number drawn 'i1m'lday }118111 In the Ohio lottery'• dally Jllll'll!• "'llle Nwnber.'' was 673. . } GAlLIPOLIS - For S1. you get two sets of munbers' and a certain ;w~nn~ng .,-. ac~ion maintenance employees, skllled trade em~\ clerlcal ·employees and technical employees..." · "Sincewehavetakenexceptiontpcertalnaapeet. , of the bargaining unit." Morrts silld, "SERB muit hold a hearing to detennlne lt.the .uni~ts app'Opl'lale." "Right now everybody :ts waiting on SERB. .•watt 1 lng to see what happens,'' Morris concludecl. . : Acrossthestate,publlcemplqyeesraDiedSaturdaf In Columbus to push SERB to quicken lhl!; lr11Piementatlon ot the new bargaining law. : Arthur Evans, dlrecllr ot the Cm!munlcat~Qllt . Workers ar Amerlca-CouncU of PubUc Workm!, ~: earlier this week the event was deslgned ·~ to: demonstrate fnlstrattons over w~t he teimecl"foot-dragging" by SERB. : :;:. :::: · 1 Attorneys ·for convicted sentellced iD die tri the el~trlc chair for the rnunlers killer Dale N. Johnston tUed a rnemoraDduin here of the two teen-agers on Oct. 4 or 1Jl82. He has .FI1day aeekiJ1a a new t11a1 for their clll.'llt; cumn~ ma!Dtalned lik tnnocence siJice his oonv1ct1on. facing death for the 1982 mutilation sla~ of his Suhr's memorandum Is based 011 an affidavit ~stepdaupter and ber fiance. · slgnedbyaNewLexlngton,Ohlo,womanhelilentlfles · In. the nierrorandwn tued In Hocking County only as Betty Doe. , . Common Pleas Court, CoiiJmbus attorneys 1lobert Miss Cooper, 18, and Schultz, 19, disappeared here SuJu: and Tern Tyack say the teen-age victims, the~ Qf Oct. 4,1982. Ten days later, searchers ·Annette Cooper and Todd Schliltz, ''were about to _ found their tor.. In the HocJrlng Rives'. Other _body I'I!YI!al certain lnfmmatloa al!out a grrop ol people" parts were round two days late~' burled In a DeBrtJy the day they dtsappeel:ed near~ two yearS aao. cornfield. . . Jobnaioo, !II, was convicted last Jan. 28 and Inthe~vtt.BettyDoesatdsimeoneknockedon ·" . LOGAN, Ohio (AP) - step s..-. 80 . . _ 80 Ceriio, ByKEVJNU:U.Y .Jo~nston's s- .,,,. - ' i'lnu 8 II ISbill . '' .i Fettucini · . In iiddltiot: to the standald 3.11. V-6 engtnc, sleafng,- breka, euta:::olic: lrlnsmilllon, \'OU 1610 \'OU iucNM • Spcclll , _ PocJcose wt:lch Jnctudcs: Tinted ,... • Wide bocllslde moldl: :ss • llod'/lldt Ind. SPECIAL Stir fried with vegetables over rice. . '610* CHEF'S Bay Scallops Supreme ' 'Dr• s ll~tel S&llf . . GAU.IPOLJS- It appears as If the flooding probleql along O.J. White< Road ~ back In the · - ·--·- Qf CQI!Ity oftlclals. • 1be u.s. ~ cit,. Of . Engineers tOld C<$tY officials · last week . that It ·,was not economically teaslble for the rec~era~ gOvernment to become lnvo\Ved In the problem. ."'We could not Identify any measures. where the benefits would outweigh the C06ts," Jim · Evenrian, cb1f!f or 0ooc:1 · plain . ~ specla\ studies for the Huntingtoli Brapch ot the Corps said. . t Everman said the Corps looked at possibly cleaning or . l!lliarglng the 'Stream, whlcl)' flows aJong O.J. White Road and Into Chickamauga Creek. HoW• ever. Everman said. "If-we were lo do any'thlng, the costs woUld have to.be absoriled by !lie.local residents Ot the county.:• - . Iii· .!lie Corps' study of the problem, they . say It appears lhat the present culvert (Joc;ated ·at the downstream limits of the SAVI The LaSalle Takes Pleasure In Announcing Y,ancy Roush As CHEF Veg~table 10 By JOHN FRIEDMAN · Veterans Memon. Q • flood zone Ollr...,... en eM ... ................. . i O.J. White 'Ibejurydellberatedfortwohours 'I'hursday ~ after listening to final arguments by attorneys for both sides and receMng lnstruc· lions from Judge WUllam Rowland. Def8lse attorney Ron Deveau 'a(. called the case agalllst Marks . largely circumstantial and tnsuttl· • clenttocmvlcthlm. Admitted- Russell Cline. RaDevoe malntallled that .Cecil ' cine; Barbara Bolin, Middleport; Russell Jr., who like Marks Is from Lester · Stewart, Cheshire; Carol Glouster, fatally shot Shawn Myers Rose, Ractne. and fired a shot at Wllllam Knapp Discharges - Kathy Robinson, last Dec.l8. · Kelly Roush. Alice Dean, Bertha _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _G_rlffln _ _· -------~ · · :mhisclostngstatements, warren 'told> the Jury; "Think Qf the 1·. InCredible rolnctdences. ...Not just clOI)Iclc:lence, that's circumstantial evidence," be argued. . · ~In other tesijmony Thursday, . JJwels' ex·wlte testified. ' .: vickie Humphreys of Hamilton COUiJcy, · Ohio, said Ingels spent substantial amounts of money on !let and their son for Christmas presents afteFtherobbery occurred. • She said Ingels bought a computer · for her son. Although she did not :ei<amtne the gift closely before she : returned It to Ingels; Hwnphreys : E$11mated the computer had ca;t $l;IOlto $1,500. · . -Ingels teStit{ed he paid $100fortlie , _Involved In the public-employee, collective, barialn· lng II10V!!II1ellt who are critical 0t the State Employment Relations Board (SERB). • Floyd Wright - wh<r l.s seJV1ng ~temporary president ot· the American 'Fecleratlcin of State, Coonty and Munlc~ E:l;nP!OY.tle&' ~dOVe tor some city workers·- sal4 Friday workers have beuiu!il "fnll;trated" by SERB's continuing deJily ln certifYing a local "collective bargaining unit." Onl\prlll-!J1eflrstdaythestate'snewbargalnlng law Welit Into effect - AFSCME tued JM~Ioo& on behalf of employees at nine different Wlllk pll!a!s, ' ' . ' not act ·on. as a major route; Bush said a majority felt more access 10 qlell markets In other parts of the state would be an ald. lead to plant expansion and provide up to 2:11 additiOnal jobs. 1 'It underscores the findings ot all studies that have been done for the past :II years," Bush said. ''Most Qf the growth will come ·from the smaller employers and the existing employers." · ·Bush praised the statewide economic .development plan being prepared bytheCelestelldmlnlstratlm, rut feels It's flawed because It treats !lie entire .state, Ignoring problems unique to swtbeestern Ohio. 1"Our need at this point ts to inake sure that In this !WJ,completlngrur hlpway system Is acleveklpnentaJ ~:· be said. ''It's putting 41.CD1 (unemployed) people bOck to work In 17counties. Alllhl!clevelopuental plans In the world are not going to belp us without a highway system:'' Bush said a unified etfort IS Important to lnfluenctni political decisions on the .region's projects, which he called a "people program.'' . "lthlnkwhatwelearnedfromwr campaign for the AP!)alachian · ~ ........................ ,.A·~ IJaullla,uuooououuuooououuoC..l.,S ~ ~ ~. '' • ·c orps will from Lancaster to Aloac the IUver•.••,.•••••.•.: &t-8 ........................~ .. A..S "rae.w............................. A·7 City.unionization drive awaits SEIQJ ' GALLIPOLJS- The local leader of a~ to Prices·good while supply lasts.. ·Two local accidents probed . 'Damagewasmlnorlnabathroom fire at ll)e 892 South Second St, l';flddleport residence Qf Shirley ' oraanlze Gl!lllp(dls ell)' workers hae joined others Plmeroy to ScoutC&mpRoad, auto said. • BJIARRY EWING 'ftnl!8 8 4"' 8Uft Veterans 'Memorial; at 2:48 p.m. TwO people escaped serious lJ:!jucy In 5Eplll1ate one-car accl· dents 'Ibursday. 'IbeGallla·Melgs post a( the state highway patrol said David M, Parsons, 22, Cheshire, was south- · bound on Chester Township Road 112when be lost controlarhlscar Ina . ·ccurve, went otrthertght side of the road and overturned. 1'he ·2: ~ p.m. accident cauSed Cleanup Week be@in8 Monday-Page B-2 Ohio weather: chance of · showers today -Page A-5-- • • 1 CANTALOUPES FRESH PEACHES WATERMELONS accident, David Parsons taken to Veterans Memorial; at 6:32 p.m: Thwers Plains ·to Reedsvllle for Kipling Reed, taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va.; at 9: 44 p.m. Rutland to Wells Road for Jeanette West, taken to Pleasant Valley Hosi>ltal. Inside: ~Q;p;;•~~--~~~~;;~=:::::::;::;;:;;::;:=::::::M:h:IJ:~:,_:ri:::~:m;•;~;l~'~Ga~lli=~~-::-:~:aN;n:t~~:;•;n;t~-~~ - ~~Y=·:J~~-~29~,~1~~~-~;:::;;::=:::::::::::::A;M;~;;n;•;••:I~~N~o;u:f;i•~~~~ . Heavy fog created a visibility prOblem, the driver reported. County Emergency Medical Ser· vice reported. At 9:21 a.m. Ractne went to Ohio '338 for , Russell Cline, taken to -v~ MEII)Orlal Ha!pltal; at 12: 28 p.m. Pomeroy to West Main ~. auto accident, Peggy Cre~ and' Jay Cremeans taken to O.Pft!. letter to Gov. Celeste-:Page A-2- . Hoeflteh-adviles residents that Meigs COunty . v.1. It..._ 25 was nlllderate damage to his car. 'Flve emergency runs were made bt an tm:ts - damage to either structpres. There bY Iocal units Thursday the Meigs ' wm,eu lake& aim at 11a1e road priorities t---------------------4 •• . B9b open Saturday -Page C-1 ·~ergency runs reported . omeroy·· _· age · XXIDrd Ol,mpiad . REMEMBER. · ·. WITH ' ' GamesAf~ • ca;ts, failure to yield rlgbt Qf way; allowil)g cattle or swine to run at Kenny Mayes, Reedsville, ~ day large on unenciQ6ed IBI!d; Bernard jail sentence with 15 days sus- , Caruthers, l).day , jail sentence, pended, one year's probation and SEORC..• -- ~~~~~ r~one~year'~~~~PI~OO~ia~tlon~~'~"~ll~l~lt;~Paul~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hearings !JY:Iuded Georgia Shepard, New CoJV:Ord, fined $23 and ca;ts, speed!ng; Alison Gaddls, tiJree di!ys JaB~): COllis Columrus, $21 and ca;ts, speeding; only for left Ql ' center; Paul Charles Sargmt, Coolville, $10 and · Hotrman, f'olllllioY, C06ts only, vehicle and knDcklng It Into the rear of a velllcle (lrlven by Ruby . McDennltt, Letart, W.Va. DarnagetotheCremeans'whlcle was listed as bellvy, McDennltt as light, and Johnson as moderate. At 2::r7 a.m. today, John J . 1bompeiiJ. :11, Lincoln ·Hlll, Pomeroy, strucluiuwttypoleandcement post on West Main Street. with no ' ' IIJIIIP't.,-J. one )'ear' a probation , Bu....,, Reedllvllle, ~ . llld COlla. ·8lld CCIIII, Intel lei Eillli!' with cblld ·failure to yield right ot way tnm ..... cuatody; Gre& Shlietl, Hemlock prlv•+a ,...,w ••-.,. G!We, COlts onlY for dllclrderJy r;::=========i~ COI1dllct; ~ dAY JaB _,.,.,, as s1oa and being Involved In au accident; Lccetta Batt, Racine, $25 and COllis, assured clear diBtanre; Mark Haley, Middleport, $.D,IIId COI!Ilso 00 days In jaB 8lld two Years license ~ DWI; $100 IIIII) COllis and :rl days In jail, no driYer's llcelise; Dennis M<:I<Jnney, Ru· tland, $ZIQ and COI!Its, t1Jree days In jail and 00 day license suspension (with option to attend residential treatmellt'Sehool81id$l50offlneand truck. ~wo injured in 3-car accident .. Peggy and Jay · Cremeans of ~were treated for minor lnJI!lielland releasedfrml Veterans ~emor1a1 Hospital Thursday after. 1!0011 after being taken there by the PuiJlllioy emergency squad followll!g a tiJree car accident on West ~In Street In Pomeroy. ·,Madeline R. Johnson, Pomeroy, was cited by Pomeroy poUce on a charge of assured dear distance as a result of the accident. · : Pollee reported that· Johnson faDed to, stop In a llne of tratflc, sti11dng the rear of the Cremeans Friday, July 27, 1984 County ·court accepts bond forieitt1res Area deaths . ' • • Pomaoy-Middleport, Ohio ... 01111 . . . . . . . . . . . , • ...... Zll 118 I •• ,R I .. \ J t; EROSJONPA'DI-An._ pie of COI!IInulnr; e.OIIuo pnbkmll along lhe Ohio River In Melp County Is seen Ia lhlli \1elv of lhe river going northeallt ln!m ;Pomeroy. CommWJIIIes _. prupaly owners, laid lt'a a ., · · , ~ proceu of the river, :~ • have auempled lo fonlal !: further' eruslon by bulhlng up : theCr llborefl'GI!Is. .• ) •• � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 27, 1984 hunnell kesterson