http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/60df3e1bb352724abae3ab0727addfc4.pdf 5e78489b97c98bbe6e58015dfb04e6ab PDF Text Text ·-~ ----·-·- ·- _, ......... --- ___ , ____._ ----------·-------~ ---- -~~··.,. .·• ... ' Pomerov-Micldleport, Ohio Page-14-The Daily Sentinel .., Tllursday1 June 4,1911 Nation's inflatiott rate declines· Appalachian H.ighway No. 1 priority OOLUMBQS, Oblo (AP) - Corn- . of the tranlportation ~~ pletion of Ol!lo'aliltentate ~ · and the pencil . In ~· Of system, along with two aeCU0111 of prepilin« the 141ency's budcet. aiel the Appalachian hl&hway, top the the Initial 3.3-cen~ jn. list of projecls to be completed if the cteue actually will go for JDiiD. !Agislallll'e lppl'O\'el an increase In lenance of u1.111niJ hJchwaya. the state gu sa1el tu, a state IranOver half of.,the tlllmaled $175 sportation offictaluys. mlllion that woUld be g_..led iD c. Clark Street, 8IIBlstant director the fint year of the llicrmr l'OUid far !~ridge CCJIIIIrUctlon and llfety ~~~~ !Je Ald. go toward realll'facllll' lligllwa)'l, · and another porU111 ·would be ·Ulld p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiijiiiiiiiij , 1 ted today. Meigs· County happenings •• Em~rgencycal.ls Mayor's Court Eight emergency call&-lllx ,. by Middleport-were a"'weted by .local units Wednesday' the Meigs County Emergency MediCal Services repor15 ' . ENJOY - You might DOt have llted the Wednesday afternoon thunderstorms but these small fry of Pomeroy loved the result which meant plenty of water to wade in. Teenagers die in accident AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Three teenage girls, who graduated from high school Sunday, died today following the collision of a car and truck in Northampton Township outside Akron. A fourth young woman was in serious condition at Akron City Hospital, state police said. The four friends drove out of a night club parking lot on Route Bat about I :30 a.m., officers said. Their car pulled in front of a truck on a twl}olane road and was hit broadside, police said. The driver of the truck was treated at a hospital and released. No charges were filed. Authorities identified the victims as Tammy Soos, 18, of Richfield; Debra Reigler, 18, of Bath Township; and Sandra Dougherty, 17, of Northampton. Mary Beth Velve, 18, of Bath remained hospitalized. The four young woman had just graduated from Revere High School, a suburban Akron school. · Second service set The second annual evangelistic service of the Ohio Baptist General State Layman's Auxlllary will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Ute Naomi Baptist Church in Pomeroy. The public is invited. KNITTING YARN ' New selection of colors in this popular hand knitting yarn by Coats and Clark . 3'12 ounce skeins. RedHeart Wontuk $119 TRAVEL AND ACCESSORY BAGS The perfect Travel comPan ions .. tor overni ght or around the world! Jewelr y rolls, cosme tic purses, hosiery ro!ls, travel knirs and many othe r styles. REG. $4.50 .. . . .. . . . ................ SALE $3 .60 REG. $6.50 . ... . .................. . . SALE 55 .20 REG. 58.50 . .. ........ ......... . . . .. SALE 56.80 REG. 512 .50 . .. ....... . ... . ,. .. . .. . SALE $10.00 Girls' Dresses &Outfits Sunsuits, dresses. 2 piece coat and dr ess sets, pant ouTf its. Knits, terr y and poly/ co tt on blends. Sizes : N.B. to 24 mo n ths, 2 to 4, 4 ro 6x , 7 to 14. REG. 53.50 ..... . . . .. . .. . . . . . ..... . . SALE 52. 65 REG. $6,00 . .. .. . .. ........... .. , , .. SALE 54 .50 REG. 511 .00 . .... ... . ... . .. ...... ... SALE 58.25 REG . S18.00 .. ... .. . .. ...... .. . .... SALE $13.50 SALE! Vic ky Vaughan, Lucy Jr., Mustard Seed, just to name a few of the quali1y li nes of jun ior dresses on sa le Ihis weekend. Junior sizes 3 1o 15 . .. . ........... .. .. ......... . .. .. . . . .. .. ... .. .... ..... . . ... . .... . I Sale$15.19 Sale$19.99 SaleS24 .79 Sale$33.59 6 MONTH MONEY MARKn 1.t.741% . Substantial Penalty tor Ea~ty Withdrawal WOMEN'S DRESS SALE Famous make dresses that will compliment your summer wardrObe . Sizes: Petite 6 to U; Misses 61o 20; Half Sizes 121ft to 26112 . MEN'S59 .9S KNIT SHIRTS . . . , .. . .. . .. , . , , $7.96 MEN'S $12.95 KNIT SHIRTS ..... . , .... .. . 5lO.J6 MEN'S 516.95 KNIT SHIRTS •. . .. .. .... .. . $1UO ALLOOK FUlL LENGTH DOOR MIRRORS .. Re'Qular clnd extra large sizes, mostly solid colors. Some with light weighl lining , A good seleclior. . . Save thi s week . New "NaiUral Look" full length door mirrors, 2 finishes. Simulated woven wicker and wide grain pin oak. DISTOrtion tree float plale glass. Shatter resislano construction ~ 14'x50" . I Men's $15.95 Jackets Men' s $19.95 Jackets Men's $22.95 Jackets Men's $29.95 Jackets SALE 112.19 SALE 111.49 SALE t25." · SALE $35.29 ' NEW, NA '............ . . $12.60 ... .. .. . . . . . $15.70 •...... .'. . .. $18.10 ........••.. $23.60 Reg. '9.95 WASifi!'IGTON ~'!be COli of mailing a leiter probably iriu stay at 18 centa for the rest of1881, but the rate eould lncreaae u much u a • nlcbl..& )'811'. For tile .:ond.!lme, the PGIIa1 Rat. CAinlmiaalon refused Thursday to let the PGIIa1 Service implement a »cent charae for maWng a fir. It-class letter. The cominisaion, which regulates mail charges, aald the ratea are aufftdent for the Postal Service to break even. WOMEN'S ~DINATE SPOR1SWEM Special group · of sprlna and summer sportswtar In misses sites. REG. 516.00 . ...................... REG. 523.00 ........ . . ... .... " . .. . REG . m.oo .. .. .... ...... ......... REG. 544.00 ...... .. ............... Mailing cost could go up 5 FT. SWING SPECIAL . .• , • . • . •. . MUO 4FT. SWING SPECIAL . ...• .•• , . • US.OO Basic slyles, bOOt t,lare ahd straight leg. 1411> oz . No Faull blue denim . Sizes 271o 42waisi. 30 to361ength. MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS BOYS 55 .95 KNIT SHIRTS ... , . , , .. , ....... BOYS$7.9SKNITSHIRTS .... . , .......... BOYHf.YS KNI T SHIRTS .. ....... ........ BOYS$10.95 KNIT SHIRTS .... .. . . .. . . . .. . REG. 53:79 . ... ................. . ... REG. 55.79 .. . . . ...... . .......... . ... REG. 57.79 ........ . ....... .. ... .. .. REG. $11.79 . .. . . ."..... . . .. .. .. . ... . . '7" MEN'S . SWIM TRUNKS SALE PRICES BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS One ad Two piece suits, rrunks, sels and coverups, Spandex, poly/ cotton blendS and lerrv . Sol id colors, pla ids, prints in sizes S, M. L and XL . $6.36 57.16 S7.96 $8.76 II)YS' LIGHlWEIGHT JACKETS • Save now on manv models - uprights tanks. Powerhead sweepers and self propelled models. CHILDREN'S SWIMWEAR ~ Men's S7.95 Swim Trunks . . ....... Men's $8.95 Swim Trunks . .. . .. .. . Men's 59.95 Swim Trunks .. . ...... Men's 510.95 Swim Trunks . • ..••.. EUREKA SWEEPERS SALE $2.95 SALE 54.65 SALE M.25 SALE St.45· Sizes 8 to 20. Ideal for chillY evening or back ·to· school next Iall . Entire stock on sale. . BOYSII.95 JACKETS ... . .... .. .... ... .... 57.00 BOYS 11U5 JACKETS . ... . ........... ... $11.10 BOYS 111.95 JACKETS ...... .... ... .. .. .. $14.10 WOOD ROCKERS PINE, MAPLE OAK 115.00 SEWING ROCKER .•.• • , . ••.• SALI Hf.OI JllUSLOW lACK ROCKER ... .... SAL&Iti.M SUUS HIGH lACK ROCKER . • •.•. IALI1111.M 1161.95 HIGH IACIC ROCKER .. .... IALIIIU,M t111.tSHIGtiiACIC ROCK Ell .. .... IALEI141-DI tiiUS Hit" IIACIC ROCKER .... • · SALI114t,M t1t1.K H..H IACtt IIOCIIIII ...... IALUlM.M 113fl.ts NIOH MCIC IIOCICIII ......... U! IIMM ' ' Slz,s 8 to 18. Solid colors and prints. Made by Campus. I REG. $5.00 .... . ........... SALE $3,99 REG. $8.00 ........... . .... SALE 56.39 REG.$11.00 ............... SALE$1.79 REG. $15.00 .............. SALE $11.99 Boys S5.95 Swim Trunks •.•....... 54.76 Boys S7.t5 Swim Trunks ..••. . . .. • 56.36 Boys $1.95 Swim Trunks .. . ....... S7.16 ' LIVING ROOM SUITE SAVINGS UP TO saor K roehler LIVIIII loom Suites hfas-Love SNts R11. 11171.M llfa, LI'H Stat, Cllllr. Multi cOlored Ret. IU3t.OO Solo, Lovt Stll, Chair. Nylon flOral. S1Vtl500 SAL. . . . . . . Rll. 11175.00 sot•, Cllllr, Ottalllan. Brown Nylon. Sntl400 ' SALIIJII.M Rt~.ISif.OO Lovt Sui. IIUII dacron. . Savt 1110 SALI U.M Ill! G. t11J7.10 lncllnlfll Sot111111 Cllllr. Rust nylon. Savt Mil IAI.II717.M R11. 121:N.M llfi·LIW IMt IIOCktr, Htlvy pine ny._CIIIIl...._ ·lh lntrest rates continue to soar WASHINGTON ~ Interest ratea on home loans for new singlefamily ~ soared to an average of 16.1 percent lui month, the highest since !he all-lime rec:ord of 11.51 percent in ApriliSIO. EarUer thla week, the government lllo reported that aales of new houses leU 13..5 percent In April. Bob Sheehan, an ecoOOmist for the NatiOnal A.IIOdation of Home Builders, uid sales may have worsened since then becallle "May 1B when rates really took off." PRICE WOMEN'S SWIMWEAR by Rose Marie Reid ahd Dotty Mann Tne latest fabrics and styles. Jr . sizes 5/61hru 15/16; Misses sizes a tnru 18; E•ora sizes 40 lhru 44. REG. $11.00 REG.$20.00 REG. $26.00 REG. 535.00 , •• •• •• •. ••• , , • , • , , , •• , .••...... • . •·. .. ........ ................ ... .. . , .............. . ... , . , •. SALE $13.60 SALES1UO SALE 120.10 SALES21.00 .:,LADIES' PAJAMAS Nylon, plisse and poly/cotton bl~nds. In sizes 321 to 4 . Quality brands like Kall, Phllmald and Lor· raine. REG. S9.00 .'............ , . SALE $7.20 REG. $12.00 ............... SALE SUO REG. $16.00 . . ............ SALE$12.10 REG. $21.00 ... . ........•. SALE $16.10 LITTLE BOYS OU1FI1S Suits, sunsuits, shorts sets, take·me-home sets, lono pants and short pants. SIZes : N.B.to26""?"thsand21o7. 14" REG. M.M .. ....... . .. ............. SALE REG. St.M, ..... .. ... .... . . ... . . . .. SALES7.19 REG. $13.00 . ·, ....... . ... . . . ... . . .. SALE 110'Jt liE G. $11.00 .. , .• , .... .. , . ......... SALE 114:Jt CHILDREN'S SUMMER lOPS REG. $2.50 ................ REG. $4.75 ... .. ....... : . .. REG. $1.10 •.....•.....• : .• REG. $11.50 ....... ,., ..... • ... ""·M lela. II'GWII , _ matal-.' IALI..,M Banks must release fundi WASHJNGTON ~ The Treasury Deparlmenl 1s ordering the naUon's banks to turn over more than 12 billion In formerly f!Y"'n Iranian asaell within two weeks or face the pnul'llllly of criminal acUon. Under tenns of the U.S.-Jran agreement that freed the $2 American hostages In January, the f2.08 billion - plua lnleresl- Is eventually destined for Iran and for a security account whiCh an lntemational trlbwllll wiU uae to pay what It considers valid claims aglinll the uaeta. 15 people bum to death NEW DELJU, India ~ At leull& people burned to death In a fire that dellroyed 400 thatch-roof houses In a 110111hem Indian vUlage, the United New~ of India reported. UNJ quotld local offlclalll u aylng that many more vll1lgen wm feared to have perlllhed In the blue Thurlday.lt began u a amaU kitchen fire but quickly spread to the entire Vanavavaram vUiage, • miles nor1heul of Madru In Andhra Pradelh state. enttne SALE S1.99 SALE$3.79 SALE 56.39 SALE $9.19 Landmine blast leaves eight dead 1 Section, 14 Pages 1S Cents A Multimedia Inc . NewspAper PLA YOUI HIAIT . . ClJ:VELAND - 'l!le numbera lllecled , . . . , nlcN Ill the Ollig LGttery'a daliJ PJM "The Number" and Wllk1y "Pyramid" and "Picll4",....are: TbeNwadlw-M2 Plhmid-M; Ill;.,_ Pldl4-I'ID nn•pull1rtldld llrlllneli$111 INn lbiWipl'inl 111 it. .................... , llelli411111priarlillltl 'l1lt......, .IlL. ,__"""'1.,...____ IU4'-M• IAU -1 .. ............ ..a vtl I ...... . _.w .. .' - TOP WINNER-Top wilmer for the second consecutive year wasTy Roush, soD of Gary and Mary Roush, co-owners of Riverside GoU Club. Ty shot a 71 to wiD the event. Left to rlgh~ Ty and BID Nelson who presented Ty Is plaque. Tax revision plan ready for Senate OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A nwltlbillion dollar tax revlalon and tu lncreue ,pa<:Uge, to put Ohio achoola cin finn financial ground awaits an uncertain mid-June vote In the Senate. 'l!le proposal emerged from the GOP-eontrolled ways and means conimlttee on a party line vote Thursday u lawmakers adjourned for the weekend. The Senate Finance Committee, meanwhile, prepared for another round of major cuts In the proposed state budget for f1scal 1982. The eKtra parlnc was prompted by lowerthalHinticlpaled tax revenue projecUons. Senate President Pro Tern Thomu A. Van Meter, R·Ashland, chief aponsor of the education funding plan, eKpecllll to go before the fuU Senate the week Of June 15. It would have to be approved by the l..eglalalure and voters lhll Novem- provided property tax relief through statewide vote .. ber before taking effect. an income tax credit while imposing Under Van Meter's plan, aU school Van Meter said the btu and a comhikes in the corporate franchise, operating property tax millage ' on panion constitutional amendment personal income and sales taxes. It residential and agricultural properwiU stay In the rules panel next ty, except for a basic 10 mills called week, allowing time for members to failed on a party line vote. Sen. Richard H. Finan, R- " inside millage," would be digest Ute final version and affected Cincinnatl, committee chainnan, repealed. associations to lake a stand. A statewide uniform levy of 30 said the ballot ap~roach may be the If enacted, the.plan would reduce only viabl~ alternative. mills would be levied on aU Inresidential and agricultural properFor the package to clear the dustrial, commercial, mineral, ty taxes by $1.6 billion, hike inSenate, majority Republicans who public utility and tangible personal dustrial and commercial taxes by f515 miUion and produce $1.5 million control the chamber 111-15 must gar- property. Funds generated by the ner support from their own ranks tax would be pooled at the county in additional income tax revenue. and pick up at least two other votes level and distributed equally to each Democrats opposed the btu In from Democrats. Twenty votes are school district in the eouilty on a percommittee, and Sen. Kenneth R. n<!eded to adopt the resolution pupil basis. A I percent personal inCox, !).Barberton, unsuccessfully placing the proposed constitutional come tax would be imposed with the 901111ht adoption of a substitute plan revenue retained by the system in that could bave been implemented amendment on the baUot. 1£ passing the Senate, the package which the taxpayer resides. without · putting the issue before would go to the House, where The proposal also provides for the voters. Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr.,O.New distribution of state funds on a for"The Legislature could pass this Boston, opposes putting the issue on mula which assures that each package now, averting the crisis Inthe ballot. Gov. James A. Rhodes district will receive at least $1,900 stead of passing the buck to the also wants the Legislature to deal per pupil in state aid, Finan said. people In November ..." he said. with the problem without a Cox's proposal would have Wheeling miners jeer union leader WHEEUNG, W.Va. (API ~ United Mine Workel'l President Sam Olurdl got another rude reception In Whee1inl u •bout 40 clllident nan, many can'7iJII picket 111M. lhouted llld Jeered the unlllllelder. "The Wheeling Feeling Don't Like SUn's Dealing," aiel one sign In a labolf on the llogan of Jamboree '* BANGKOK. Thailand - El&hl border policemen were ldlled and three wOunded when tbelr jeep bit a 1andrnine planted by Communlll rebela, pollee '-lquartera llld today. . It l8id the inl1ur'pnta opened fire with rockets and millllel Thurlday on two jeepl C8J'I1tnc 18 policemen a highway eo m11e11 north of here. the flnl jelp hit the lladmjne and the IIIII:OI1d pve dlue 1n a »mmnute aun battle, hlldquarten uld. Winning Ohio lottery' number WW NET WINNERS-'l'yiDc for lot aet boo~n at the aiiiiWII Dave DOes CelebrltJ Golf T0111'118111eat were Red 'l'lreker and Phll KeUy. Showul-r ere 'I'Uebr, Kelly IIIII BIU Nelson, general chairman who pre~~eDted the awaniL See more Katie Crow pbotol on pages 3and 5, U.s.A., a ceuntry-westem mllllc . . . ~ iD the city. .-ownc For little girlS select from hailers. oanks, blouses ancl knll tops. . . For IIIIIs boVS select from plackeo Iron I \hirts, knit tops and tanks. INtalaiM. S.veiMI , SALI N71.M 1111 ••~ 1111.11Mt,M Sofa ••CIIIIr. Rust dlcron. ....... lALII t74t,M ~ RII.SNf.IOSala. llut ..lvet. . . ' ,..._ _ _ _ _ _ lives• IALI ....N SlvUJM,M • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 5,1981 TOLEDO, Ohio - Four of the quintuplets born to a Flndlily couple earlier this week remained In stable condition early today at Toledo H01pital, according to an administrative wlstant there. '!be four babies, children of George and Janice Gral18ta, were born three months prematurely on Monday. They were In lncubalqra today, their breathing ualated mechanicaUy, said the hospital's Carlos Marroquin. . '!be fifth Infant, Britton Aualln, died Wednesday Of cafdiGo respiratory failure. 3RD ST., RACINE, OH. Member FDIC WRANGLER lJEANS A lre mendous selection of styles and colors for wear with jeans, active spohs, casual and dress wear Tank tops are included for. th is sale. · S, M, L, XL and XXL sizes. MEN'S5S.9S KNIT SHIRTS ... . .. .. . . ... .. , S4.76 fur.: niture and alcoholic beverages. · CaPital goods pricesroee 0.9 percent, Including big jwnpe for agriculture and construction machinery. The 0.4 percent overall increale 1B In the Labor Department's producer price Index for flnilhed goods -that is, goods ready for sale. The Index 1B considered a good indicator of future price trendll In retail con-· swner prices. The unadjusted 19117-based producer price Index S\ood at 2611.9 In May, meaning that goods which cost $10 in 1967 cost$26.891n May. . Four quintuplets remain stable MEN'S $19.95 $7.00 . ........ , ...... SALE $5.59 $11.00 ............... SALE $8.79 $16.00 .......... . ... SALE $12.79 $22.00 .............. SALE $18.69 And price 1ncreues 8110 were reeorded for floor: coverings, boolla, soaps and detergents, household ' MOUNT STERIJNG, Oblo- About 151aw enfon:ement offlcialaand a bear provided entertainment ThUI'Idlly for aboull50 speclaton who · · gathered In rural Musldngwn County to watch the attempted capture of the beast. ' . Muaklngum County Sheriff's Sgt. We! Elson said his department received a caU at about 8 ·p.m. from a woman who said the siJ:..foot black bear wu stimdlng In her yard. '!be bear wu shot with a tranquilizer gun after II climbed Into a tree, Fearing II would doze off and hurl itself by falling, officials cut the tree in bail. ELBERFELDS JUNE SALE A wide choice of styles and colors for Spring! Terry, canvas, macrame, feather, leather and others. In a separate report, the t..bor Deparlnient llald finllhed ene117 goods at the 'irholesale level dectined 0.5 percent iii May, the f!,.a decline aiDce February 1978. . Within that category, guollne prices declined 1.8 percent, and the Index for home heating oil decrea.sed 1.2percent although natural gas prices roee SOII)ewhat; the report aald. Prices for .conswner food at the wholesale level stayed even In May for,l)le lllicmd month in arow, a!ao contrlbuUng to the relatively lllllllillncrease In overall wholesale lnllation. · · · Pusenger car prices continued to rise In May, climbing 1.2 perceniaftera 1.4percentgalnin April. Deputies subdue missing bear PORCH SWINGS Special sale prices on our entire stock of stereo albums. Pop, •ountry , religious, sound·tracks and children' s albums. $8.49 59.29 ,., Voi.JO,No.36 SAUl Sale pri ce s on entire stock. Short sleeve styl es and tank tops included•, . 56.79 ~ Copyrighted 1911 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - LAST 'lWO DAYS ALBUM SALE · 54.99 .... • ' BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS ' 1be FASHION HANDBAGS REG. REG. REG. REG. ' The wholeaal&oprice Inflation rate, which lranllatea Into an annual rate of 4.6 percent, wu the !0'1re41 Iince the 0.4 percent reported 1ut December. The unemployment rile, whlch many arialysts have been espectlng In light of the apparently weakening national economy, waa the flrBI liillce 1ut October and also mar~ the higheJt level since that moath's 7.6 percent. ·. .· ~ ·, The May lncreue ·- up from the 7.3 pen:ent that had held for the p...,....Dng three months :..... . , the biQ.a Iince May of 1ut year, when·the nceuion boolled the unemploymeill rate up 0. 7 percentage pobit, 8110 to 7.6 percent. I ' Total employmeril aclually 1ncreued about 280,000 lui month, aCCOt'dlnl to the new t..bor Department report releued today. But the nwnber of job hopefuls roee even Iuter, llldlng f25,000 Americana to the jobleu rolla, the report aiel. 'The seuona!IY adJusted unemployment ratea rose from 5.1 percent to ~.3 pereent for adult men, from 6.6 percent to u percent for adult women and frtm 19:1 P-'_rcent to lU perCent for leenigera. ' ., . ; Mlddle.,Ortllnlt at 2 a.m. took !man ru.iday night. .. Herbert GWtey, Broadway st., to Forfeiting·were James E. Dixon, Peebles, and Charles A. Stanley, V . eterans Memorial HOlpital; al4:09 Maaon, W. Va., po each plllled on p.m. took Pete Kl1 In, Rutland Sl·• to charges of driving while lntoUcated, Veterans Memorial; ' at 4:42· p.m. and Bernard L ea-A"- Be took Amy J hnaon Beech St 10 · '"""'ra, Uville,. o Ce te' I 6 •t ., $32, speeding. ' H lz Medicaf . o er n r; a '' p.m. Fined were Terry M. JarreD, took O'Dell Blake, CoalSt., to Holzer Pomeroy; $225 and costs and three Medical Center; at 9:03 p.m. took . days In jail, driying while inGary Hart, Racine St., to Veterans toxlcated; Sally Lambert, MidMemorial, and at 10:30 p.m. took dleport, S50 and costs, disorderly John Ae1lier to Veterans Memorial. The Rutland Unit at 12:12 a.m. took rnanner.. Max Laudennilt, Middleport, wu placed ·on 30 days Frank Holiser • White HiU Road, to prol)ation for permitting a dog to Veterans Memorial, and the barkcontlnuously. Pomeroy Unlt ati:04 p.m. took Vena • Whaley, Rpck Springs Road, to Carl AIUe, Racine, forfeited a $50 Veterans Memorial. bond, posted on a no driver's Ucense charge, in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday Plan Friday meeting night. The Meigs County Foxhunters Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Ponderosa on Eagle Ridge Road: All Interested pe1'8111111 Charge dr.aws fine are Invited to attend. 'l'lxllle needing JACKSON - David Jenkins, 24, more Information can caD 949-2320 Syracuse, charged with sexual imor94!1-2744. position in · Jackson County Municipal Court, was fined $50 and Veterans Memorial costs Monday. · Jenkins was charged by the Admitted-Herbert Gilkey, MidJackson sheriff's department May dleport; Kathryn Weaver, 29 · with allegedly corrupting a Pomeroy; Vena Whaley, Pomeroy; Oscar Klein, Middleport; Robert minor, a 14-year-old Jackson High DeLong, Portland; John Aelker, School student, In a May 221ncident. The incident is alleged to have Middleport. taken place on old SR 124, where Discharged-Ronald Jeffers, KenJenkins reportedly had sexUal neth Lawson, Clarence Haning, relatiol18 with the girl. Beatrice Rairden, Willlam Hall. MEN'S UGHIWEIGHT JACKEl'S JUNIOR DRESSES Reg. S19.00 Reg. $25.00 Reg. $31.00 Reg. 542.00 Three defenctants forfeited bondi · and two others were fined In the · court of Middleport Mayor Fred HOI, · OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 - SATURDAY TIL 5 $1.49 W~NGTON (AP).,... '!be nation's UIIIIIIPioymenl , rate ahol up three-tentha·of a pe~e poiJII to 7.8 peltillt In May, but the flNt decline In three yean In wholesale enti'BY prices held Inflation at the ~e level to a 0.4 percent lncreue, the iovernmenl repor- a.rdl ebovld WIQ' IJirouch tbemlnln!Mothe ..... tiWWVA radio ataUon far an hew 1oBt talk lhaw. When he 1at1r ree....,.ed, he ilu apln c:oufaalled by the pickell n lallald llrlefty 1111111101111 of them biiGN ..tartn. a1llilllll car. ."TIIIi JiUn1't btpjMied to me blbe," Oaardl tDkl ripllrten when lieNald&il atadlal. CJiurda -to llllll wllb miDera In "»rri Will Virllala tadi71D windip I U I ldonllllar Of tllellllon'l II 1•• eGIIfltlcll. Tile IJIIW'a liD,tll Jllllllben will .... 011 • propoud eontreet with the Bltlliillnoaa Coal Operators All ciJiloa oallllrday. Qwdlllld ~ tltiiiiiK _.... ....... e. ..... not accepted bave been laken care of agreement the best that will be ... I don't know wbal their problem negotiated by any Wlion this year. But he admitted that the UMW may is." When Church ~ to Wheeling have picked a bad lime to go on two months ago to back an earlier strike. "It's a shame that we bad to go on contract proposal, lie was . also greeted by jeering pickets and had strike when the operators had 200 to be escorted to a waiting car by miuton tons of coal in stockpiles and poUce. The contract wu voted down about 711,0110 of our people were laid off," Church said. 2-llna union election in March. "It wasn't a good time to have a Cbun:b called the tentative strike. We could not have the economic impact on the companies that we would like to have." Church said the union might want to look at some changes over the next three years that could eliminate long contract strikes. The present walkout has lasted 71 days and the 1978 agreement was reached after a 111-day strike. �. ' F-rl~y, Commentary . . v Pag-2- The l)ally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, ,June 5,1911 $ WASHINGTON -llalf a loaf, says where a tax bill must be launc!led, Ita tuea drllp from .,,3Z3 to fi,IM!l, the prvverb, Ia better than nune; and «e hear loud rumlilinp of doubt and for ~. avlng of 'nearly $1,too; Here . as a workinl! proposition that dlsconten~. .W.ould the ad· we cOiild aped to aee,the ReaP!! proverbial truth Ia ooi to be denied. miJilstr8tion's bill ~ the · ~ woiklng more effectively. In the nature of thinga, the doubts But in the matter of Mr. Reagan's desired .results? The answer is that tax bill, the proverb dtJe8 not apply. nobody knoWs. We know what the wlllll'fllBL Prediction Ia a difficult Unless Congress gives the president people say they would 'do, In Mardi art, aa some wit· has noted, pretty much what he has asked for, the Opinion ~rch Corporation espetia!ly when It involves lbe nothing will be gained and a great took poll. This question was asbd: future. Experts read histop> and in"If your tax rates were reduced by dlcates differently. In a llne~p of deal culd be lost. Mr. Reagan's program has two 30 percent over three yesra; would qllll1'fel.lng ec<111Drilists, you pay your main elements. He wants tax cuts you spend an of.the money, or wOuld money and you take your choice. So that are substantial; and he wanlll ou save some of It or use It to repay iDUch for the doubts. the rate reductlosn spread over an debt?" Four out of five reapondenta · The diiiContent Ia mostly political. assured period of years. If either of replied that they would save some of Uberal Democrat& have no affection these elements is significantly com- the mD!Iey or apply it paying off for a balanced budget. am! no deep their debla. ~ about deficit spending. Led promised, the plan collapses. This might not be true of tax· by House · Speaker Thoinas P. This is because llie main economic idea is 1) to stimulate savings, which payers at the lower end of the Jn- O'Neill, they want to restore the should help to reduce inflation, and come ladder. Afamily of four with a budget cula In social programs. "U . 2) to foster invesbnent, which in · wage Income of $10,000 now pays ~t lllll8IIS busting the budget,:' time · should generate · higher about $374 in income tuee. Under said the speaker, "I'm for bilstlng · revenues even at the lower rates. By the a<\llliniSiratlon's biU, thla famliy the budget." The liberals want to see reducillg the total burden of taxes as would pay $322in 1982, a reduction of the tax bill revised ao the lower and a percent of personal income, Mr. $52 or precisely $1 a week. Plf to middle ln~e taxpayen will get · greater savings •asn the high income ' Reagan's program also would HambW'ger Heaven! But at higher levels, the prospec- families wlllgetless. · ~ enlarge our personal freedom, but tlve savings are proportionately Compromises may be foand that . that is a philosophical idea and I put greater. At $50,000, this same will soothe some of this discontent. ltoffforanotherday. . , I.n the House of Representativs, siatistlcal family of four would see So long as the two main objectives : are kept clearly in mind, lhere Ia room for adjustment. But if we are quotlng proverbs, let us remember the goose and the golden eggs, or in a homelier ·version, let us acknowledge that if one is huntlng Ill Cu11rt Slrtd Pomeroy, Ohio ducks, one has to go where the ducks II HI!-liM a are. If the .P~ ill to~ a · prodyctlve economy through greater capital' inVestments, 11\e Jn- ·· vestments will have to pome chieDy · from the moneyed claaa. The 4.1 mlllloh families with incomes above $50,000 file only S of all tax · retW'I18, bui they pay 32 percent of total taxes. · Jrl any event, the showdown. time ls 111 !land. If a tax bill is to be 3greed upon before the August recess, the key efemenla will have !0 be flsed thla month. I confess my OWl) doubts Pom~ro'I'-Middleport, · BY ston' WOLFE MASON ' - l'he local Bt8· Bend Wtlther W88 very ~alive, but the show went on aa scheduled, and the third £llllual Dave DUes Golf aaa.tc at Riverside GOlf Course in Muon welit down in the record books aa a success: • · EVery penny of money earned as a result of the Dllea>Claaaic stays entirely in .the Meip-Maaon area. After a welcoming address by host Dave Oiles, respective foursomes l8llelllbled and prepared for the 10 a.m. tee-off. Racine resident Milford Frederick officially got the .tour· nament underway with an eehOing shotgiip start. The 36·foursomes and I wo threesomes teed off llimultaneously at variOUs locations on the 18-hoie Riverside Cow.· lbreatening skies Certainly didn't hamper the opening festivities liS ex. that hings will wort out 88 prettily ·as the president precUca. but on billanCe. the af8UIIM'!III for Ilia program seem· better !hall teb argurnenll againlt it. Toll a few pork chops to Tip O'Neill, and let us gel on with the bill. • 4 citement and jovial conversation .Riven! . de .Cl""house . . Bill NelsOn, The. cetebrated "Snake Killer "" . prevailed throughout the &olf COW\' chairman Iii the Djles Classic, Awar\1': weK to Paul Ba~, se DUes the tournament originator ~ awards to outstanding President ol Bane One of Ponleroy. ~ alw~yB noted the ·fact that ~ · perfonnances during the day, Middieport'l BilJ CbUds !'88 the Alth h th et d recipient ol the cov-'-' ""·celebrlti- attending the claaalc are truly, ~all of the ~gproble:wf:aon!~O:~ Feeder Awatd." 'l'tle ~~ted celebrities have contributed greatly thrived on the challenae 8111\ tumed "River ~~ Award" was p~nlell totheaucceasOfthetourniunent. , awesome performances. Each par· . toPhill(el!y. . . . Before 10,:30 had ilrrlved, '· tl)~ ' ticlpant lri the classl~ reee!ved a Jackie Sherrill~[:_Dach of the Pitt hov~ ciOUII!! above produced a pewter plate for his entree and each· · Panthen, poited lqest drive of steady driZzle, bUt the show went on award wbiner was presented a. the day and was gtveri an award for as. the· golfen challenged the rain . plaque. · his effort. ·Meigs Countian Ron Spenarid the treacherous Riverside 'l'tle llldividuallow net award went cer won closest to 'pili honon and Greens. to'Red Tucker and Phil Keily, who receivedasetof,golfclubs,courtesy Near the finish of the tournalll!!nt,· tied with a~ pet score,. KeUy's han- of Jim "Mooae" Barton. Spencer, -' the · d his usins Ik the. Big Bend.sun brightenea up . dicapwas 20, while Tucker's was )4.. an co e and Dave froi;D day, drying up the. rain-aollked par- . Professional golfer and PGA pro Racine were an attired in casual, tlcipants and producing an ironic Dave MalT shot a 71 on the day as but flashy golfing outfits. setting for the .conclusion' of this did local st:ar Ty RoUsh, who 'l'tle foursome of Larry Powell, claaaicevent. received the ·award for individual Rick Crow, Byron Wilson, and After the conclusion of the event, tow gross. Ty is the defen"'"n River: Harold Wise took honors WI . 'th the. _.,. scores were tallied and an awards side Champion, and 'the soh of Mary low team net SCOfl! of 2119. Team low ' presentation made outside the and Gary Roush. gross honon went to .Chuck Stobart, ·• ' Bill Childs, John .Musser, and Dr. Armando Colombo. roa:n u;'aod u"' . ' ,,. ' OEYOTED 10 111E INTEREST OF TJIE MEIGS-MASON AREA WASHINGTON (AP) - Pushing for passage of President Reagan's budget .and tax programs, administration strategists are trying to divide Democrat& - which Isn't too difficult these days - and write new rules for Congress. So far, the strategy. is succeeding. But lt ts not without risk, on both fronta. The question of compromiae on his three-year, 30 percent tax cut has been perking for weeks. AI first, Reagan said no, he would stand on his original proposal. Then the administration said maybe. Then it of· fered to accept a slightly smaller tax cut and to delay the effective date. When that gesture failed, the ad· ministration succeeded ln maneuvering the Democrats into a PAT WHlTEHEAD As~lslant BOB HOEFLICH Publillh:o,.:fConlroller Gnel'll ~ucer DALE ROTHGEB, JR. New11 Editor A MEMBER nl 1'11~ Also.:ilted Pr~n . Inland Dally Prns A~!MK'illloD and tile Aml'riran Nt'WIIPI~ Publl11krs Atlloriatlon . I.F.ITERS OF OPINION an- welt·llmrd. Tht"y ~huald ~ lm th1n 300 words lmtJ. All ll'lll·u art' "ubjr•·t tu t•tlltlnM •nd must tw Nil(n~d " 'lth namt>, iiddrtf'll and ttltplhlrM' numtwr. Nn UR KIJ(nt'CIIt•tlt'~ M'illlk· pu~ll ~ hrd. l.tUHs Hhituld bt· in Jlnlld LIHtr. •ddrtouln~r: i.~~ut•s . Rrllpt•ninWIIIU••s. - ' Letter to the editor Clouding the issue . :A few days ago your ·paper published an article by Art Buchwald entitled "Get the Secular Humanist". AB is his custom, his clllwnn shed no light on the subject at all. He stated thst a secular liumanist is difficult to identify. He s)lcceeded in clouding the issue by stating they, "look just like you and me." : He is correct, there ls no physical <lifference between a llunanist and anyone else, just as there is no Physical difference between a wine maker and a dairy fanner. But, get . tlJem to talk about COW5 and you can easily make the distinction. : The basic differences between hUmanists and Christians are these: (1) Hwnanlsts think man has the an· swers IO an of life's problems aQd exclude God's wisdom, while the Christian trusts In God's wisdom the Bible. (2) .The humanist feels moral standards are to be regulated by man, not God, while the Christian ~ts in the Bible for moral standards. These are not a Cbriatlan's definition of a hWnanlst, but the ICWnanlsl's description of them. l!ielves as revelaed in the Hwnanist Manifesto, both the 1933 and 19'13 Mitions. · · : Now, if one has no standards or low standards of morality, all of this would make no difference. If one • t ~;~~~la:!bt~S~E sequence, however). The failure of Mr. Buchwald was in not making clear the choices we have. His appraoch is like that of a boy who doesn't want ot see the fish, but insists on muddying up the stream ao thst no one else can. We need to know: (A) There is a definite ,difference In philosophy, and (B) It matters which one is in a position of influence. Mr. Buchald stated "no one is safe 1111W congress sets up an "antisecular humanist committee to get at the root", and "if we're going to go back to the old moral values that made this country great, we're going to have to do it with searchand-destroy methods." He goes on to say we may have to bum the people. We all know thlJ tongue • in • cheek style of writing is colorful, but it points to no answer. II we choose the Bible as a stan.dard, It makes aU the difference In the world whether we have a Bible believer or a Bible denier (humanist) in the position of influence. WASHINGTON (AP) -After five years of legal wrangling, one movie and the discovery of 35 fake wills, the Howard Hughes estate is once again before the Supreme Court. At issue is ai}..Mtempt · by both Texaa lllld-California to tax the late tycoon's holdings, valued at up to $1.1 billion. The high court agreed Monday 'In decide the procedures for working out the tax dispute, but that may prove to be only one of aeveral challenges in the Hughes case that wind up before the nine justices. Hughes left behind a tangled web made the effort to get their pricing act toptber and once more one of their nmnber .ueceeded 1n upstag· inl aD lbe rat. ~ lllllf. ~ . Today I! Friday, June~. tbe Iiiith day ol11!81. 'lbereare 209 days .leftln :the year. Today'shighlightinhiatory: . OnJune5,1940, theBIWe of France began during World Warn. : On this date: · · In 1112, Unlted States forcealanded In Cuba. . In 1817, more than I miUion American 11llll flll[ltered for the World . ·War I draft . · · In 118'1, what came to be known 88 the Sbr-D.y War erupted betww Isr~el and the Arabllil the Middle Eaal. . .· And In 1111, Sen. RAiblrt F. Kennedy wu gunned down by 1D llllld"in 'Lol Anplel. ; ' r.n ,.,. qo: Seven Palestinian guerrilla Grpnlutlaalla - - AccardiDg to one view, the S.udlB' ·-In~ olf their 12 part. nen II only tempcilvy. When the 12 refuled to buy the S.udl demand for a COIIIjii'OIDile .nfonn price betthe $41 per barrel dluted by the lldlc gGUgel I and the Saudi :;.~::~"':= •m. . · . •· Gorjo. ~~qnoo a.n•. • · Gory Dim~ '' • ·Duane 'IICIIliclo :11-lo;-'14 • Ge<qe Harrill.., • N, RoRer"""""· n :J2.91-41, Eflc!le ~ !r.IUI.'I'ot.lii37Jm. ~-~.; •• • ..: •· Tom illod ~; Ge•rlh,..•-"...-. l,l - . Blljdy ·IIIIOI't 13-:. ::m="' • tHO- =-~i'l:~~tlllll-?9, Glenn H. CUip IW$. •· a,~~ I0.76.fll, wan..- a....... :. ·Jim BortGniMI-111. Robert RIIUI1117473, ~~~fT,;I;i,Gm~~IOZ.11,KennitWallon:JO. ~~14-1H2,8al'T1Grayl..._tt Tcllals J~· ~~~· 'f!"'1.:,': lt:.::!: ~~.~r ~~~'';.::. : Totaii31W04. !24-l!ll. . Di8l~nJR::,~ .• Jim'R~1~:f~~~~~ . ·: 1 1 Nal.a7:ali.~·: .~. · - ,~·· •· m. ~ ' N:~;u,1~;t1~;::.a!': =;;/~~ ~ 11 ~j..C:.,~~lf"~.Z.":~1zs.1"" 1 ..,tt,t~!· 71 • ·DrPidlH ~ ~· Rnrobe8rt..~.. 2112. • • · Re~ MacQulre H.'l-7$, il<lb Sounder~ lUI· ~O.:id~tt.:.~ ~~.Jay I . C!Janey 1 . Frih Howell m.11N~~, Dr. Allen 27-ION%. Jlllvl McMurray li-9H3, Dr. Schmidt !4-IOUI.' ~. T~=~·rifftn:JO.IIt-t7,Dr. ReyPick""'"·. Cr iAUI!htetll-7~. Benny EwlnK 26-104· 71, Dole Warner :JI.9S.71, Jerry Powell :MI-IJ3.43. To<aism-271. · • · Johnny Pllnll:HI~. BIU Diles 11-11-67, Dr. Robert Main 11470, Harold Mossich, i:HS-77. T01ala33f.ll3. • · Pon Devine -;~'r/''" RlepeMof!72. Jay - " " 1 , Paul Spelrich :J0.99. 118. Tolala . .Bl. . • · BW Uzelac 4-71-71, il<lb MIUer Jl-90-71, SO.Ve Stllcy, II-9Nl. Jlllvl Murphy 11-111-72. r ...IB 313-IW. , • · Jim ii"1JY JO.lOI-71, Mart. Weakly Don Fotll~ 1-79, Dole GOldsberry 18-9375. TotaiS:tll-:1116. • · Juon illl!tla IWI-~ohn RidKeway , Jr. 21-93-72. Dick Fef'KIII'lll 71. TOtal.. :!7$.211.;. 2M!"" 11&-71, Jim Pro!rttt22-11·7$, Dr. Ridllway :11-liJI. •. 71. TOiaiBI12-3ll. , x · J•ckteSherritll~7W,JimO'Brian-71 , Pat O'Brian 1·11·10, Emie Shuler 11472. T...bi 32$-277 • • • oave Diles 1>¥1·72, Ed Easterly 26-121-1112,:. Relph Lombard 11-. Joe cote -11. T... ia. · 31$-317. . • - Art Moran 11-&1-11, Tom woue 22-13-71, c.rrop N•rrlil :MI-11~. Elson Spe..,.r 21-11-71. · TOiab393-00I. . · x • Jim Shewak 14-71-<4, Tom Crillp la.tll-7~ · · Tom Mea IIIli! 21·101-«l, Marl< Ruo! 11-117~. : Totals 319-314 . . x. Byroo WU.on0.72-7~ Rick~~. Larry Powell 17~1·71, Harold Wile u..&~. · Totat. 33$-illll. :. in the House before joining the administration, said it is essential that the spending bill be considered under a closed rule. Thai would mean no amendments - at least no surprise amendments __ cyuld be of. fered on the House floor. House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. said he thinks there should be sill, per)laps12 amendment votes on such items as college student loans, school lunches and health programs. Even conservative congressmen, dedicated to cutting the budget total, could have trouble recording votes against some of those items. With amendmenlll barred, the vote would be on the total, not on politically sensitive components of the budget. Stockman also proposed that budget draftsmen for the House and - '-~ .. the Senate confer informally, before either chamber votes, on their versions of the blueprint. That way, he said, they could work out major dlf· ferences before floor action, and speed the whole proceSs. That's not the way it UIIIBily works. Standard procedure is for the House to pass ils bill and the Senate to act on ita own version. When that's done, they appoint a speclal committee to settle the differences. That takes time, sometimes weeks· or. even months. And Stockman wanlaspeed. Reagan stressed parinenhip with Congress In presenting his econonilc - LOW NET TEAM-Takbig team boaon at the tlilrd 111o 111111 Dave Diles Celebrity Gelf TOIU'II8lllenl dlon d ' witli Bill Nelloa, tournament chairman, were 1-r Harold Wise, Byron WUso11, Larry PoweU 8Dd Rick Crow. good effort of three strikeouts and proposals. It's clear that he Intends to be the The Daily Sentinel senlor partner. . IUSPS IU.*i AOlvlaiol afMIIUmedtl,lac. Published e\lery aftemOil'l, Monday through Fridoy, Ill Court Sln!e~ by U.. Ohio Valley PubJiahing ComolllY - Multimedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio t&78t, 992-215e. Second class po~tage paid at Pomeroy, Ohiu. ' of financial affairs when he died of kidney failure on April S, 1976, while en route to a Houston hospital from Acapulco, MexicO. His saga has already inspired a movie - dubbed "Melvin and Howard" - about a Utah service station operator who claimed a large chunk of the l!lte industrialist's money. Three years ago, Melvin Durrunar lost a bid to prove thst Hughes had left a will giving him one-sixteenth of.the estate. Already, more thail420 groups and individuals have lin~ up t9 share in Member: 1'he M:Joclated Press, Inland Dai· Jy Prn..<l Auocbdioo and the American NewKPMper Publbheni.\&'IOciaUon, NaUunal A.dverti11ing Repri!!R!ntative, Branham NewspMPff' Salt'S, 133 Thir.d Avenue, New York, New York 10017. the recluse industrialist's fortune. at his death. List December, the Hughes Two states chiefly in the running Medical Institute of Miami lost a bid for the domicile title are California in the Nevada Supreme Court to and Texas. The winner will be prove it was the beneficiary of a allowed to levy hefty "death taxes" "lost" Hughes will. Two months on the estate. later, a state judge in Houston California claims that a decided that Hughes had left no wtu technlcality bars the domicile at all. question from being decided In the Lawyers for the estate have said lower federal court, and that II the that an extensive search has contention now before the Supreme produced 35 fake wills. Court. The Supreme Court agreed MonTexas officiaLs would tike to levy day to decide whether a lower their 16 tiercent death tax on the federal court can determine Hughes' estate - which is valued anyWhere chief residence - or "domicile" - from '167 million to $1.1 billion. SUBSCRIPTION RAT~ By Carrier or Motor R~K~te Oneweek .......................... ll.llll One Moolh ...... ........ .......... . 11.10 One Year .......... . ... . ......... . ~UIO SINGLE COPY PRICES Daily .......................... UCents are 1-r, Ed R-bufiaiid RacerMarpa. I Subocribm not desiring tu 1'8Y the Clilnier in advance direct lu ~ Daily I S...,.l on a 3, e or 12 munth buts. Credit will be 111iven carrier each month. Nu aubscriptiOI'lll 1>)1 rnail pennitted In tuwns when! hume carrier service ill available. On the Gthei band, the Saudla have been able to go it Jaraely alone becauae ol their dominant productlan politlon - 40 percent of OPEC's enUre oulpuL If - and that II the vital word at the IIIIIDIIIt- the 12 do luoceed In hanging topther on their pledged 10 pm:ent cut, they may oaly be diii'~W the 111111111 an even llrqerhand: ' Eltimalel ln..we I 10 percent ~ by the 12 lato about 1J mlllilln barrels a day 11188 oil on the world market, compared with a current oversupply llf up to 3 mllllon barrels. Since the Saudis' current overproduction almost exactly equals the difference, they theoretically would be in better poeition than ever to dictete world prices. If the 12 conUnue to hold out againlt a uniform pricing Blructure, the Saudla can guarantee a contlnuing market IIIIi" plus.lf the 12 decide to come around, the Saudis can alao overnlflht dry up the surplus by cutting their own production, which they can well af· ford. That would llllt be much beUer for the COIIiiWilei'll. It would llllt mean an end to price increaaes, only ~mu­ th&board lncreaaes on a aeheculed bull and fiBed preCiaely aCCGrdlng to what the S.udil figure the market - I.e., the ecOIIOIIIIc 1b qth of the fectlvely at the mercy of the Saudil the consuming nat101111 are. And in the long run that could be dilaatrua. Israeli Prime Minilter .......... Begin recently delivered hbl*lf of some pungent cootulllllla an the 111bject of S.udla Arabia: "It II 111e Ill the most corrupt atalell in the world. It's not really a country, lt'a a family. Four thouund princeiiiDd prineaoa getting blll!cn ol dollan and not knowing whit to do Wtth them.'' Of course, Begin waa making a poJnt in a different contat - the lq-runniJic crta1a over mi.O. In Lebanon and the futility of looking to the S.udls, with their iiUjr,Aied • lfluence In Dunuca, to llllb a COilllruc:llve contrlbutlon tonrd '-'inc the threat of an llraeli- • Syrian war. But in Mini In llludla AraWa 1111t a IOUift ol atabllilJ bu& - ollbe worl!l'• pollntlaiJJ lllillt 11ble ' have accompllabed II to demon- natlana, he c:ertainiJ .... a ') llrate how CGmplete1y and. tf· point. industrial democracia- Clll belr. What the proceedinp at a-. (/ II nw,.. ' ta!WIIf ... o;allhwolKincll-dn qo: '1'111 Naa Dim In JdaliD'a Upper laalill ..._ Yllllr burl&. ~ . . . . . . . . frGm tillAr ....... llbt ......... •liJIOitld ldlled llldrtmare 11111lliilad • ...._ · W• blrtbdaya: MaMme 0111111 KaA.IIIIk, iildoir 111 NettrsMt · China'• pnaldlld lla..,JOII'IIIIlll BID MGJ•allfl. · •' _!. 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M· W 9·4 Thur. & Sat. 9·Noon Friday 9·6 j .SUPER SAVINGS l AWArriiDVLTI-A larp enlill- •lilld ,_.,.... 'ftW ..,.. One Dlel Gol Twuw.m 1 ' 1:! 1 wllli nit' ll'n 88 llie7 aWIIW ·......- Scioto Downs results COLUMBUS. Olllo-llpring l)aah,,.t] NGrine BID and llln&le . were the w" m In the Olilo Slra Stakea for .,_.. lrGiiDI fiiJiel at ~ T11eu ' 7 DIIIL Scioto .t Bolens Leaf.~!~~~!~ -.. ... • I' '[~f.:'i?· t ••• t '32450 SALE l=ron1 whet! drive for eas ier con,.n;ont' w.....,, ""' IIIOWl US,. C:ltll'lli'IV ot CUI· ;;;~."::. m•tc~:~~~~ ' hl!lthta to your " 4.HP BRIGGS & STRATTON MOTOR 22, CUT r 1 ONLY .t SALE ...... Jill, drMII liy IV :r.-, liDilli the IKGild t t• t. t It~ t:: - .f MODEL No 8661 REAR BAGGER 8prtll& · Dub, drtven by Hank Vf....., WID the.flnl beat in 2:0U · toJIIJM.»,P .... ta-11. ', FEW 1980 MODELS LEFT my-start engine A~-:::~~:~~;;r~•;"'' t BOLEN'S MODEL No. 8644 Ust 1403.00 e Powerful 4 HP & . Highest Yield. Guaranteed Rate. IUILSUBSCRIPfiONS a.1o aid W"l VlriJela 3 Mooth .. .. .. .. .. . .. ............ 110.50 Silmoolh .................. . .... . 117.50 IYear ..... . ......... . .......... . 133.00 HaiHO.IahieOhlo aid Wetrt Vlrpjl upon by the others in an effort to sop up the current ovenupply on world markets that II aoftenng prices. Bill the standGff lema the Saudia lsolated. Even their bitherto dependable saleilllell, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, lined up with the opposition oo the luue. There are predictlona fronJ within OPEC and outalde that eventually - more than tikely before, the end of this year- the Saudls, too, will be forced to cut production and ralae prices. That Wlllld not be good for the captlveCOiliUmernations. JUST WHAT WE AU NEED ... A really good hit! liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;iiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii POSTMASTER: Send address to 1be Daily Sentinel, Ill CuurtSt., Pomeroy, Ohio ~769 . JtJST ~ ..... Ia tlielrplf cart, Ill bet- I'OUIIdlat the Dive Dl1a Celebrity Golf Oauk,· FRIDAY & SATURDAY . COLO\' · OPEC, the Saudis and us. . . ... _· _ _Do_"_Gra_fl wen, once more the Oil producers' Jam II._!U1.-,Dr.cotombol-21-71. Totall In a liighly contested pony league thr~walks. game, Pomeroy edged Eastern 2-1 Syracuse hitters were Shawn Ar· despite a liard-fought .b!lltle by both nott with four singles, John Riffle clubs. The Pomeroy Royals scored with three singles, and David Amone run In the top of the third inning, burgey with a single and triple. Mike Kloes, Chris Baer, Doug but Eastern came back to tie the game in the bottom of the fourth. Owens, · Shawn Cunningham, and The Royals scored the winning run Todd Lisle each singled for the winin the tOp of the seventh, when Jolu! ners. For Middleport Tim Cassell Perritl singled, stole second, and and Donald Stein each singled twice. scored on a Randy Siewart double. Donnie Becker singled and tripled, Randy Stewart was the winning while Scott Haning singled and pitcher With 10 strikeouts and 12 doubled. walks, ·while scattering only two r - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Eastern hits. Mike Collins suffered the loss in ' relief of Jim Newell. They combined for tlu:ee strikeouts and eight walks. • llu ·ul1 1 ~ John Perrin led the RgyaLs with two singles, while Randy Stewart TONIGHT 1hru JUNE 18 doubled, and Rhett Mllhoane and Jackie Welker singled. Jay Car· penler and Tom Everett each He's mad. He's bad. singled to account for the only Eastern hits. And he's In little league action, Syracuse coniinued to win in the area with a 1f>.7 win over Middleport's Braves. Winning pitcher Mike Kloes posted three strikeouts and ooe walk, before getting relieved by Amburg~y in the fourth. Amburgey faimed two and walked six in his stint on the mound. Donnie Becker suffered the loss despite a Hughes estate before Supreme Court Wbidl~~~e? Ome now. Can there beanyquelltion? The t'OIIII.illlliWel' Ia S.udl Arabia and It wins us - the Denny Coburn COIIIuming indultrlal nations Minister, Galllpolill possibly aa much 88 another year of Christian Church relatively liable IIIII1Y prices. SUI the emPbast• Ia on possibly. 'l1lere' Ill much quelllonlng in the Iller math ol the Geneva meeting of the 13 OPEC mlnilten u to what their agreement to continue dlaa&feetnc lllelll8 for the future of warld all llljlpllllll and ol the cartel Today in history• . position in which they had to struggle to compromise among themselves. Democrats on the House Ways and Means Conunittee agreed Wednesday to draft a tw~year tax cu~ ·with a 5 percent reduction effective Oct. 1 and another 10 percent on July 1, 1982. The White House promptly said that wasn't gOOd enough and forecast that a building coalition would attract Democrats a.s well as Republicans to the Reagan formula. Budget director David A. Stock· man is getting into the fine print of legislative procedures in demanding that Congress stick with the $36 bllllon in budget cuts already ap-. proved in outline. •· Stockman, who served two terms ' . Strategists push for split Publlshtr , • · ~ Stobu1 i~. BIU chlldo 7·77·10, , . Summer league results The ·Daily Sentinel ROBERT L. WINGE'M' TheDa ly Sentinel-Page-3 Ohio Third .an~ual · classic successful despite heavy rainfall . •• June 5,1911 $30411 t4 HP BRIGGS & STRAnoN MOTOR I:IU ...... ta-11. . flf ""'.,. I 21" CUT '11lou8llt fGr IGday: We-. lilll t.n illl IIIJ Clllllanpllll ....,1111&. , weliiiJilwmoreandiP'I*I-.-Dif& li,GMJlbllluJ'rr(lllllll 412B.C...DIB.C.) ., uew.•sr. ' I • ' •t . PHOtiE 992-2111 t· ---· 11-s 7:30 10 .s=-t �• '· • ' .I Ohio Frldly, Junes, 1911 ',f ' ., . . By Plea . wallyPipp,il!lltsportaworldl)'lll. bol of anyone who takea a day off 811!1 then watchea hla IUbltltute tar up the league, IB hallllting the San Diego Padres elubboule tbla - -· Wben Randy Baas started poorly ·this aeum as the San Diego flnt bueman, Manager Frank Howard replaced him with Broderick Perldns, who promptly became one of ·the hottest hitters In the National League. · Rasa didn't · alarl . again for · 32 gamea, and other players JI4Sied Pipp's name over Bass' on hiB locker and Lo~ Gehrig over Pel'ldns' name. It was Pipp whom Gehrig replaced - and then played 14 years without rniaaipg a game. Unlike Plpp, Billa - laal year's American Association Most Valuable Player when he hit Y1 another and chance to win his job back, .homers drove in 1431'111111got and he ·took advantage of the opportunity Thiii'Sday. He r'et1irned to the·lineup to dri:ve in four·runa with a single, dOuble and home run aa. the Padnls beat the Houston Astros 7-6. Mter the game, PlpP's name was oVer Perkiris' locker ai1d Baas aaw Gehrig's name wriUen over hiB Own, In the only.other Nations! t.eague games, St. Louis beat Montreal H and Pittsburgh edged Chicago $-4 in Page-S ·M EM- ·SAVE MONEY . ON . '' . MEMBERSHIP'.' ... Stbp In J.nd l.eini'How! GALUPOUSe u, ' f~seco~nd~.~Afte~r~Slxto~~Lez;:c;a;no~w~a~lked,~~~~~ :· 4~4~6~06~99~.~~~ FOURSOME-Thls Is oae of 35 fiMirsomes thai took put Ill the lbtrd BDIIual Dave DBes Celebrity Golf Touruameal held Thursday at Riverside Golf Club, Masou. ABANDONED-These golf carts were abandoned nual Dave Diles Celebrity Golf Tournament was held. wblle the occupants took shelter from the heavy rain The rain may have slowed play, but It certainly didn't Thunday at Riverside GoH Course where the third au- stop II. Legion· post~ first vict_ory TACKUNG ATOUGH JOB,;_ Mississippi State's • .sday's game ID the 35111 Annual NCAA College-World Terry Loe, right, grabs the legs of South Carollua's Serle&. AllefiiB umpire Boyd Mauer. Loe's tackle wu Tom WBllaDII to break up the double-play durlult Thul" 11118uceeuful. (AP Laserpboto), • In the season opener at· Nelsonville, the Meigs 'American , Legion baseball team posted its first win of the young_ summer baseball season, 5-0. Both teams played errorless ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) "No such claim was made by baseball, but Meigs' offense was the But Miller remained hopeful that Baseball could be heading into its some solution could be reached. management's authorized key in the game, as was the pitching . final weekend of action for a while "The game is not over," he said at spokesman (Ray Grebey, director of of Roger Kovalchik. Kovalchik hauled down the win today as federal judge Henry the conclusion of the hearings Thur- the owners' Player Relatio1111 ComWerker considers argwnents on a sday. "And it's not a game." mittee. ) No other spokesman was with the help of catcher Terry Wayland. For Nelsonville, Veldt sufNational Labor Relations Board Throughout the two days of authorized.'' fered . the 10111, although Bishop petition for a preliminary injunction testimony, management attorney Much of the NLJ;tB's case was conagainst the major leagues. Louis Hoynes painted a picture of a structed aniund Kolin's speech and · relieved in the · fifth inning, AcIf Werker decides that the NLRB financially healthy industry, com- other quotes in which management cording to Meiga cOachea the game attorneys failed to make a .good pletely capable of paying the high complained about costs. The labor was a well played affajr. Meiga hitters were Kilvalchik, enough case for granting the in- salaries that have evolved from free board argued that the owners should Kent Wolfe, Tony Rlffle, and junction and he does not issue one, it agency in.baseball. open their books to support such Wayland with singles and Zane could result in a player strike within "The clubs have no inability to claims and that refusal to do so conBeegle, Jerry Fields, and Bob 48hours. pay," Hoynes said. "That's a fact. stitutes an unfair labor practice of Management is ready for that con- Everybody knows that. This in- failure to bargain in good faith. An Foster wiih doubles: , This Saturday Meiga plays at tingency after arguing against the dustry is not a· 'mom and pop' administrative .law judge will hear Wellslon, then returns home to face injunction which would delay any operation. Our owners are captains that case June 15 in New York. New lnington on Sunday. Home strike action for one year by forcing of industry. To suggest an inability Werker said he did not expect to games are tentatively scheduled for the owners to put off implementation to pay makes no sense. There may have a decision on the case until Syracuse. of their free agent compeilsation be unwillingness but inability to pay Monday . . Linescore plan until next February. The com- is ·impossible to conceive." Meigs OJ! 030 0-5 7 0 pensation formula to replace free Haynes shrugged off published Meanwhile, Kenneth E. Moffett 000 000 0-0 0 2 0 agents lost in the re-entry draft with remarks by various manage~~~ent the federal mediator who has bee~ Nelsonville professional players from the teams representatives and the speech last : working .on the conruct, summoned signing them has twice brought December by Commissioner Bowie both sides to another negotiBting baseball to the brink of a strike and Kuhn expressing concern over session today. The last 8e88ion held Marvin Miller, executive director of baseball's economics as "conduct Monday, lasted 31> hours with both the union, said the players are still carrying no credence in.the capacity management ·and the union repor. ready to walk if neees&ary. to pay. ling no progress. Baseball world awaits decision MERQJRY .,NARCH ·~··!'•••• · 7dr .,6cyl., standa(d. P.B., P.S., air. . ' '1295 1974. BIJICI(.REGAL •••••••••••••••••••• 1979 .FORD PINTO RUNABOUT•• ~ ••: •••• '2895 Au1o., P. 8 ., P.S. 1980 FORD PINtO STATIONWAGON •• : •.'3895 . AM·FM s1ereo tape, Hp., rack top, perfect , ~Dr' aula., P.B., P.S., air . "195 ' 1977 FORD 'LID II •••••••••••••••••••••j~L o~ ' con~ : -- . " MERCURY COUGAR ................$1995 . . , , Slallonwilgon, P.B., P ..s., rack on lop, go"'i cond. , I · • . 1 1975 f.ORD GRANADA •••••••••••• ~ •••••• 7 dr . hardtop, 6,cyl., au!!'·· runs good, new bOdy work . 19,71 CHEVY 2 Dr. hardtop, auto., P 8 p s ·• ................ . ........ 1973 CHEVY..••......... ....... I ·.~ ~~ '. • 7 Dr. hardtop, auto p a p 5 · ~~~.~-~~ ' ~ ' CONFERRING- FoUowlug the touroament Dave Diles, ceuter ill 1howu couferrillg with Dick Follrod, left aud Bill.Nel.soa, . right. CLOSEST TO '111E PIN in the third aDDual Dave DUes Celebrity GoH Tournsment was Roo Spencer of Racine. .----------......:.-1 For the record. • • NATIONAL LEAGUE &n EAST W Philadelphia St.lJluis Montreal Pli.,burgh New York Chica!jO IMAn~elell lO 2ll 'l1 • 2.1 16 10 WEST J< L .Pet. :J) 18 Zl :n :!1 :11 29 '21 HOUIIlOO :16 lS 24 24 :16 '0 1ll 31 At!.nt.a SanFrancU!co San Diego .~ 1 -~ .~ .m 17 Cincinnati .592 .Mil G8 1-.z 2 3 11 t7 l-.z .667 .5111 nundly's Game. St.Louil 4, Montreal 1 San Di~o 7, HOWitcn ~ Pittsburgh 5, Chicawo 4, 10 Only KHJne!l Jehedu led 40., .510 8 500 , .., .491 9 .392 14 Sunday'• Game~~ at Pitt.tlburgh Friday'• Game~ l4 Angeles (ReUS!I 4-IJ at Chicago IReUIIChol Z.71 San Franci!to (Ripley t-3 ) at Pitur bura:h (Perez 2-1), In) Philadelphia f Cirlton 8-0) at Atlanta (Mahler 2-1 or MonterlJSC(l 1·2) , (nJ Montreal I Rot~ers S-3) at Cincil'lfJali (Solo W ), lnJ New York !Jones 1-61 at HOWJton /Ryan ..-t), {n) S.n Die!!O IEI~helberger 5-3) at U>vls iS.Marlinez HJ, in) S.tunlly's GamN Pltiladtlphla at Atlanta La! Angeles at Chica~o Montreal at Cindnnall, (n) Sin Franclsco at Plttaburgh, fnJ San Diego at St. LouU, rn) New York at Houatoo, (nJ St. Boston Monlrelll at Clnclnnati &n Dit!go al St. Louis L&.l Angele!i at Chicat~o Nt!w York at HOWitoo, (OJ EAST W L Pet. 211 19 2!1 :J) 211 21 Mllwuuk et Bo.loo Oevelund 71 2A 25 16 WEST O.kiBnd Chlat!!O Texas C.Uforni• Konw Cily ~attle Minncsetl,.. 33 'lJ 28 :M GB .5116 .592 - .571 I Z! .~1 :J) .545 z; li .500 .314 ~ .61! - 19 :10 '0 11 :11 18 3Z 15 :M nunday'l GIIMI .517 .113 .491 .3115 .3010 2 2.. 4\; 14 2 2 61> 10\1 13 Minnesota 7, Texu 3 OilY .~JUNIIl~ ''Make Greai Gift• 'or Dad" ' . REG. PRICI '3.29 1.--tJ at Oakland Clevelalll !Bartler 4-21 at Seattle (Par· rott 1-4), In ) S.turdly'1 Ga111a MinnesOI.a at Detroit eo.too al Oakland Chicago at New York, Cn ) Milwaukee at Kanu.s City, In) Torooto at Tew, In) O.ll""""' al C.llromla, (nJ Clevcland al S..IU.. (nJ !Joodoof'IGalllet Chicat~o at Plew York MlnnetQ\a at Detroit Mllw111iee at Kanau City Bllllimort II Cll~omil I!Qdoo ol Oakland • Cleveland al S..iUe TDrCfllO 111 Teus, ! n) . . ' ' WE NEED MORE ROOM FOR OUR GRAND OPENING: HURRY IN ... GET YOUR BEST CARl · · ).2) at California ' .. .~ m11 r-~~~~~~~------._------~~ . Boston 8, Cleveland $ , New York 12, BaiUmore 3 Chi<BiO 4, Oakland 2 Only games !teheduled Fl1dly'JGIDI Chica~ rBurna: $-2) al New York (John :Hi. ( ~} Milwaukee (Haas WI 11 ~ Clly fGun• .....,. ), (nl Toronto !Bornblck 3-41 at Teus 1 fMedich ~). (n) Minnesota (O'Comer 2-2 or Havens 1).0) al Delroli IMorril 7-3 ), (A} POCKET KNIVES !Tanana $JUNE SAVINGS. 308 E. Main St. · f McGregor IKt!Ough &.2), jn) AMERICAN LEAGUE Halti.Jnore Nt!wVork I IWill ... I, inl Phlhu.klphiu ut AtlBnt.a Detroit Toronto innin~ll BHUim~ Frt~nclscu .. '' j .. Perklnalutlllbatting.321despite slng!eidtnnllll, ,. ' . • alumplnc lately. . , . ,. Bull, who atarled the game batI ·· ttng .P, led a 13-hlt attack agatnat four · HOUlton pitcben, Including starter Joe Niekro, 6-4, who had won five IIBJI*in a row, · RighWlander Steve Mw;a, ).7, Will the winner dea)ilte giving up 11 bite and four 1'111111 In 8W innings, incl~ homers by, Joae Cnlz, wbo , wu4-for-5, and Cesar Cedeno, Gery . . · Lucas pitched the 1ut inning for his ',w...., . ,,,,~,,, eighth aave, · f • • •• . Cardllllll 4,.Espah Dane Iorg had three bite, knocked ill'a run and IICOI'I!CI two for.St. LouiS I I . againal Montreal, while Lary Sorensen pitched a seven-hitter. Iorg alarled a tWOorun rally against Montreal right-hander BIJI 360 SECOND AVL. Gulllckson, with a double In the 8 .. . Orlando~ . Mike 10 The Daily Sentinel Diles Golf .Cl~·ssic · successful despite June shower$ · Bass ~ paces Padre vict~ey· . Alioelated Jnnln&i. ( ' ' . RaiNeY and Pomtroy;Middleport, Ohio . --~~~ 19.79 JEEP CJ5, 8,000 Miles ......................... .. 1981 OLDS·98 REGENCY Sedan Diesel .••••• ;•••• ;. 110,915 1911 CAD. DEVIW w-.......................... ~ ..'13.115 1981 OLDS 88 ROYALE Sedan Demo..... :.~ ;.......: . . 1978 TOYOTA CORONA Sedan ••.•.•• ,.................. W 1977 FORD GRANADA Sedan:........................ : ' . ' ~979 CADIU.AC ELOORAOO ............................. 1977. PQNTIM: 6. ,P••• .'•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '3215 l913 QtEV. ~ Ton, Cam pet' $plclll... ............... 11 Ul .' . . \ ' LOW GROSS TEAM-Tbe team llkiDg low groas . , . at the Dave DiJe1 Celebrity TaUn!ameat were, k, CllldE llllllart, Al'llllllllo Colombo, Jolm Musser . 1978. fOlD f.liJO _ -.............. . . . ............... . aud Bill Cblldll. 011 the mreme rflltt II Bill geaeral cbalrmao wbo presellll!d wllb a plaque. e~~dl Ne-. team m 1wt ALSO ON HAND al the third aDIIual Dave Diles of Lancaster, Archie Griffin, Dan Davies of Galllpoll~. Celebrity Golf Clusk were, ~r. Rod and Debbie Gilkey and Danny Crow of Pomeroy. 1971'0LDS CU1lASS , . . (• is)............ ,..... . DEV. -TE CARlD •••.••••••.. ~ ...•••••••••••• ' 1977 CHEV•.CHEVmE Sedan ••••••.•••• "~ .•••••• ~·..... 1978 PLYMOUTH votME Sedan ....... :~ ........ . 1977 FORD aiSTol VIII .......... ~ •••••·~ ............ _ . " ' ' 1171· atD. "''111 .•••.•.••••......;..... ,..•....•••.•••.• ' 1171 OlDS II R1CY W....................... 11n OLDS 11· . c•••••••••••.•••••• ·•.••.••••••••• ~ . \ ' s, 117& atEI. WV 118•••••••••••••••••.••• ~· ••••••• 1110G010 1171CIEV. am . ' I I ,. ~ d ' ' ~- • ONLY ....................... .... ,.,, .. .,.a ',,,--. 1 II ..... DIIICII?IJCWITw . . . . . Ctlll IJW~~,;~-­ Weal•• " c.ne,ra r 1 w 'IOPPIIII, wlele?l•--.atllle.-1 DIYe Dill ~::: 011 an.le ...... - , ........ I r771llrNit• Inn alv• ldt vw t1 t:elllpolll . ftl line ·~11: - bJ aa amatev Jolfer oa the 1?f. �&outs have meeting •Girl Scouts al SallshtJI')' J'uniar Troop 1100 slaged • plllbow fw .... Meigs Commaility n 1' IQ. Tbe girls showed clop, calli, • duck, • turtle, and tadpnlea. Iaiiie group wbo carried oat lbe jMIIja.t in conjUDCtion with the "Yar al lilt Handiczpped" ICOUting propam, were Lila Pullins, April Clart, . Tracy Casto, Joanie Simpeon, Sue Fry, Usa Fl')'lb)'er, V - Jay, Kathy Picken~, andm...- Slavin. Margaret Puker· II leader al lbe troop and IIIXOIIIplbied the sdluta. Over .the weekend lbe troop camped at Kiuhuta. They .ftl"'! accompilllecl by· Mn. Parter and ~. PERFECI' - Perfect allendance awards at Poriland Elementary went lo Jeremy ROBe, Tanya Meadows, Brenda Taylor, and Sberrf Roush. Back row . Social Calendar FRIDAY ITonlgbt) •Elect new officers PUBUC AUCTION at Bashan Fire House, beginning 7:30 this evening under fire department sponsorship; wide variety of hand tools and miscellaneous items to be sold with auxiliary operating a food stand featuring homemade Ice cream. MEIGS COUNTY Foxhunters Assn. meeting 7:30p.m. this evening at Pondei'OIIIl on Eagle Ridge Roed; all interested persons invited. New officers were elected when the Rutland PTO met recently at the school. Elected were John Miller, president; Marjorie Fetty, vice presidelit; Judy Eblin, secretary; and Jlllet Miller, trasurer. Tbe Lord's Prayer and pledge opened the meeting. 'ftle term of offices wt11 changed from three to one ya~r. Mrs. Ann Webster's third grade class won the 1'00111 banner. SATIJRDAY A Jll'(lgr8m of music and dances BAKE SAlE Saturday beginning 9 was presented by the third graden. a.m. at Kroger Store, Pomeroy, 1111Speaker for the meeting was a der sponsorship of Meigs County reprsllttative of the Educational Pomona Grange. Proceeds will go Television for Southeastern Ohio toward sending delegates and prince and princess candidates to state about educational television for schools. grange session in fall. Refreshments were served. MODERN WOODMEN will sponsor a ham dinner or sandwiches with pie, ice cream and soft drinks Satur· day beginning al 11 a.m. at the modern Woodmen's Hall in David L. Carr, D.O. Burlingham. ProceedS will go to the emergency squads. FAMILY CLINIC , A wiener roast wiD be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Ea!ltem High School for mllJilbers .of the reserve and varsity baseball teams and all ~bers of the track team. The public iii invited. with a charge of $1 per plate for non-team guests. The event iB .being sponsored by the . GRAVEs PIANOS &,ORGANS OF COLUMBUS .Eastern Athletic Boosters. '. . 3 DAYS ONLY Bible school to begin A vacation Bible school will begin Monday at the Middleport Church of the Nazarene, 500 Beech Street and continue through Friday. Classes will be held from 9:15 a.m. to 11 :45 a.m. each day . Judith Broome is director for the Bible school and reports that the theme this year will be "Exploring GOd's World." The program will include crafts , singing, and Bible lear· ning experiences. According to Mrs. Broome, the goal of this summer's VBS is to help children from preschool age through young teens deyeiop the.,spiritual dimension of their , lives. This will be accomplished, according to Mrs. Broome, through a study of GOd's creation. . con~ Tumors Remowed Acne Psoriasis the 1910 Real Estate Taxes. Also for delin· quent tu . Closing dote will be June 19, 1911 . Of· lice hours are 1:30 to 4: ICI Mond•y through Frid.ay. Closed on S1tur· d•y. Enema Debbie Cooke and daughter, Bethany, Fernadina Beach, Fla. are here for a two weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLaughlin and other relatives. She will return to Florida and then the fami ly will go to Italy on July 10 for two weeks. Enter the Johna Hopklna Fll'll National Selrch lor Peraonll Compulllf9 to Aid The Handicapped $10 ' 000 · GRAND PIANOS & ORGANS AC~ FRIDAY • SATURDAY Reaches weigh! goal ~ Cole reached her weight . At the Tuesday morning Mason goal and wy accepted into the Slim· class, Shirley Tucker and Ruby IJid.Trlm program of Slinderella at · Queen tied for the most weight lost the. Tueaday night meeting of the with Helen Grinun and Franees PllllltrOJ cla.u. · Oliver tying for runners-up. Mrs. L1111in1 the mOil weight in the class Grinun also. received her 20 pound """Mary Roush, Elaine Riggs and weight loss ribbon. Diane Harrison with belores Sur· The Monday night Chester class' face, Elllma Paugh, Sharon Cole biggest weight . losers were and Ojana Harrilon tying for l'tl& Rosemary Randolph and Texanna nera-up. It wu noted a low-calorie Well. New members were taken in at coellbook Is now available from SJin. each of the classes. dlnlla'alecturer, JoAnn Ne\lrson1e. ORGANS .. SUNDAY Love, care,~dance ... . . . . . .1.. PlAYERS ' 407 PEARL STREET ' ' ' .. ,. .:~~ . '1 -· : JUNE 5-6·7 Mt.• • ' SALE STARTS ' FR.DAY PJU!:IIDi'I'ED PLAQUE - ABiil Grace Oller of Syracuse, wbo will nt1n • a. t.ell na llljlei'Vilor for tile Southern Local Sebool Dfttlricl FrltiiJ, Wli ,....... 1 ttlaque alld deeoraled cake Wedaesday by Jlm .W..., prlaelpil, .. belaalf a( the ttaff of Southern Hlgb Sebool. Mn. Oiler at tile Syneaee tc:bool frum 1150 to 1. ., alld at Southern HIP SdMI.-e 1M. Slle baf ilee,P tile dlltrld luncb room sapervllor I• fiYe :r-n. Tile tllfl recepltloa came u a aurpme to Mn. Oller. · AT 11:00 RENTAlS TRADE IN'S ~HOURS. 11-6 FRIDAY . 10-i SATURDAY 12-6 SUNDAY w..-. DON7 9t 1111 ST. "2-2161 KINDI OP ltOMIIoY, ON. By RHIIIflC TRC-422A by Rtlliltlc 60 Minute• 2 1 89 . r-~ lor 0 0 80 Mlnutee 59 WAIT FOI NEXT 2tor Save sso 2 Aeg.2.59 Each YEArS - . 0 6995 12995 ~ave 50 ,~~5 The perfect CB for travelers! Priority switch gives instant access to Emergency Ch. 9 and Highway Info Ch. 19. #21-1503 Includes hinged ~torage case. Stock up now at these low prices! No limit! 1144-«!21603 Reg. 179.95 28% oil! Take "home-quality" hHi with you wherever you drive! 12 watts per channel. In or underdash mounting . #12·1886 _PRICES 47% Off! 3-Way Speaker System opttmuo·Z5 by R..n.uc *FREE DELIVERY IN OHIO Save S?Q . . ,. Love _...tea• ••• ., upre...dba Quality sound at a low prlcel10" woofer, 4" mid- . range and 2'1.1'' tweeter Genuine walnut veneer (not · 7995 · . E*=h ~~n~sh. .~d···••d. *• OUI IliUM. 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Stereo-Wide Expanda the Stereo Image For Added Rea 111m Batteries edra Ulllltw 1111. Price lit.• IAYI20.8G \ ~~ - 139.95 *LONG STANDING COMPANY '!J--LaL~_--,-J$.lVE2UI Save 540 Reg. 44.95 ' Self Prapellttl R11. Prlct Save $151 Highly Sensitive AM/FM Portable Radio ay Reanattc 99 *£100 I ENT FINANCING UltS Offer Reg. 299;95 #13-1208 Record stereo tapes from phone or radio, even make S-track copies of cassettes and cassette copies of 8-tracks. Automatic recording level, separate bass and treble controls. Three-speed changer with dust cover. Mike and headphone jacks. Matching 22" high speaker systems. /MOSr SroRESJ *ON ntE SPOT FINANCING saY''''Ibank You'' on Father's Day -witll inspirational gifts 95 ' 992-3662 30'IIt mere u..illle (INiwer. Yeu ... lheHIIHiem81Nilfeata Easy fingertip star1lng. • Solid·state ignition. • Durable steel deck. • Fingertip wheel adjustment. • Optional side·mounted grass catcher available. Save•ao CHARGE IT PH. REPOS without,_,.... - · AIM INti Clarlnette-102 by Realllllte STUDIOS ' evetllftONIMWIIII~IrflliDOGJIII 27% Off! Stereo System with CasseHe and S-Track Decks SPINDS HARDWARE CONSOI.£5 Office 675-6971 -•r, llaethe lleet Law....., ............... ,. .. R-·-· """'--" , _... ..,..Ridtoshldt.tntormotlofttt ....- - Jou ol near Pomeny, compiled her own e1GM11II eompoaed of some 1,000 low bllorle dishes sullable for any pel" .IIOii•uytype of dlel The book Is avallableat the Custom PrlniSbop, E. · Mala, Pemeroy, or at lbe SUndereUa classeti of Mn. Newsome. . PLACE OF SALE All Skin Diseases GENERAL PR4CTICE The Utlllt, 10" .IOIIntHIIfliiMUnlftroltyloc;:e•Nittotonnw-IH -.;h lor- lnd ~--which penona~ computtng may lid thl ~••" TNI -rch~r...dodbyg.-f"""Tht-- PRIZE! ~o;:,r,',"' -"'' INCLUDES HUGE · *BALDWIN . WAR RAmS ON MOST SAVINGS *WURLITZER PIANOS $$$ *LOWERY AND Ge~:i~sec~.' ~,!!~~~;!~ The Rev. Jim Broome, pastor, invites the public to participate in the 0f11ee R~~~r~ bJ Appelatmem Bible school program noting that nu s.a.. .lYe. "The church is in the Community because we care about you and your ~:::::=======~;;k~~Pl~PI~oea~t~u~t,~WV~II~I§It::;~ children." Further infonnation 1 may be obtained by calling 992--5289. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steiner of Warren were weekend visitors of his mother, Mrs. Marie Steiner. They were enroute home from a vacation in Eastern Virginia . Steiner is a professor at the Big Rapida, Mich. College. His wife is regional director for the American <;ancer Society, Trwnbull County. flowiiShop SALE Weekend visitors Visiting here Pomtroy 'LOAD DERMATOLOGY . Half collection of 1. It's more aHractive s. It's maintenance free 9. 1t'sworryfree 10 . tt's guaranteed! 4. It's approved 5. tt' s tough ~r aruLQWJfJtu TRUCK Test for: Inhalants Food Chemicals Shoe Derm ititis Cosmetics The TIX BOOI<S are now opon tor the June or se-. 6. 11 insulates l.lt's less expensive 2. It's lightweight 3. It's easier to install HUGE Tettlae alld Trealmell LEGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS •""-"" lWdmin ~~"' FOR BARNS, SHEDS, HOUSES. diBcussed. "' ALLERGY SPECIAL AWARD- Larry Wolfe, prfoclpal, presents Karla Smith with a special award as outstanding student at Portland Elementary' School. Miss Smith received the award at the aaoual awards day ceremonles at the school. Each year an outstanding student is presented the award for achievement and his/her name Is placed on a large plaque In the school's entrance., n==~======-==~'i • Plans jor attending band camp at Marietta will be made when the Eastern Local Band Boosters meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the band room of the high school. Money· making projects will also tie ' ONDULINE Roofing/Siding Sevc: al hundred pawback and many hardback l!OO!cs are for sale at the Middleport Library for a dime. Thesebook.sarenolongerinsuitable copdition. for circulation. I,lbrary pet'SOI\rtel suggests that while in the library buying boOks, purchasers browse the shelves to see the new books. To attend camp Will. Be In .,iddleport l'1Jll!lia. the church. There will be cia._ for children !hree years Of age through high school age. Barbara Gheen is director of the school with Marilyo Powell as the assistant director. . Library sale Roost Tuesday Public Notice ~ VBStobegin Vacation Bible acbool will becin Monday at the Racine Baptiat ChJr-. ch with cl• r to be heli! fram t a.m. to 11 a.m. eacb day througb June 19. Theme will be "Jesus Your Word Uves in Me." ConunellCement will be bel~ at 7:30p.m. onJune31 at - Michael Holler, Kim Wlllfonl, Krla Sellen, Joyff Fore111811, Kathy Swalo, aad JUDie Beegle. The oail'l iddleport. Ohio Ohio - · THISTORI WITH ALL ITU'II"- IIIII ptiTS, STAlL IS, LAifiUMALLANfMAU LMRe1 ANDeAit~NI' ' • -- )I( i ' ' Dlrect·Drtve Tumtilble- Cut LAI •11r11n111; ,. �. ' Page 8 The Daily sentinel Frletay, June5,1911 · rt, Ohio June5,1t81 Po l fXPERifNCf THf JOY .O f RELIGION ·~ This Meaage and CJaurch USED CARS, INC. Ray Riggs Ph.91H100 St. Rt. Chester MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church & Oltice Supplies 99 MillS I. A \"( • i ·. 7 J/ ., , RIDENOUR URNI~!e~~RDWAR:t,I Homelile Saws E HEINER'S BAKERY MARK VSTORE . ~!~ )~t Middleport Prescriptions Finest in Sec::t!onal & Git0 '" OF THE GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy . The Rev. Robert B. p.raves, rec to r. Sunday services at 10:30 a .m. Holy Cqmmunion ~n the first Sun· day of eac h month . a nd combined with morn ing prayer on the third Sunday . Morning prayer and sermon on a ll other Sundays of the month . Church School and nursery co re provided. Coffee hour in the Parish Hall immediately follow ing the service. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 212 W. Main St . Ne ll Proudfoot , pastor . Bible sc hool. 9:30 a .m.; morning worship. 10;30 a.m.; Youth meetings , 6:30 p.m .. evening worship, 7:30. Wednesday night prayer mee ting and Bible study . 7:30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY . 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . Envoy and Mrs . Roy Win· ing , olficers in charge. Sunday·holiness meet ing. 10 a.m.; Sunday School . 10:30 a .m. Sunday school leader, YPSM, Eloise Adams. 7:30 p .m., salvation meeting, vari ous speakers and music specials. Thursday- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ladies Home league, all women invited; 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting and Bible study . Rev. Noel Hermon , teacher. BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHAPEL. Route I , Shade. Bible school. 7 . p.m. Thursday; worship sel'\lice. 8 p .m. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST . 200W . Main St., 992-5235. Vocal mus ic . Sunday worship , 10 a .m.; Bible study, 11 a .m.: worship, 6 p.m. Wednesday Bible study , 7 p.m. OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Re v.Rolph Smith , pastor. Sunday school , 9:30 a .m., Mrs. Worley , Francis, superi ntendent. Preaching s.er· vices first & th ird Sundays following Sun· day School . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST , Preochirig 9:30 a .m., first and seconcj Sundays of eac h month; third and fourth Sundays each month, worship ser.~ice at 7:30 p.m. WecVtesdoy even ings at 7:30. Prayer a nd Bible Study . SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTIST, Mulberry Heights Rood. Pomeroy . Pastor, Albert Oittes ; Sabbath School Superintendent, Rita White. Sabbath Scnool , Saturday afternoon at 2:00, with Worship Service following at 3: 15. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHSister Ha rriett Warner , Supt. Sunday School . 9:30 a .m.: morning worship, IO :.t5o.m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST . Dav;d Mann , minister : William Watson, Sunday sc hool supt. Sunday school. 9:30 o,m.; ' morning wonhip l0:30 a .m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST . 2B2 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy . Rev . Willi4m R. Newman.' pastor; Hershel McCIUI't, Sunday school superintendent. Sunday school, 9:30 a .m.; morning wohhip, 10:30: evening worship, 7:30 p.m . Midweek prayer service, 7:30p.m. MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH , Do• · · ter Rd .. Rd .. La ngsvi lle, Rev. A. A. . Hughes, Pastor . Sunday School 10 a .m . Services on Tuesdo~ . Thur5doy and Sun- day. 7:30p.m. FAITH TP,BERNACLE CHURCH, Bailey Run Rood , ltev. l!mmett Rawson , pastor. Handley Dunn , supt. Sunday school , 10 a .m. Sunday evening service 7:30; Bibfe teaching , 7:30p.m. Thursday. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . Lawrence Manley. pastor: Mrs. Russell Young, Sumlov School Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Even ing worship . 7:30, praye r mHting. 7:30p.m. Wedn~sdey MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Rodne- Rtv. James Satterfield, pastor. Morning worship, 9':•5 a.m.; SundGy school. 10:-45 a .m.; evening wqrship, 7. Tuesday. 7:30 p.m., lodies prayer meeting: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. YPI:. MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST, Corner Sixth and Palmer , the Rev . Morll ~­ Clung , Sundoy ochool , 9:15 o.m.; Randy Hayes, Sunday School. auperlntend.nt. Don Riggs , a11t. supt . Morning Worship. 10:15 9.m. Y0<1th moellng, 7:30 p.m. Wodnotday, Including woo toll, _ , beav.,.., junior oatronauts , and junior and senior high BVF; choir practice, B::lO p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting and li - . ble atudy, Wednesday, 7::10 p.m. CHUIICH OF CHRIST, Middleport, 'th and Mmn. lob Melton . mlnlst•r. SCott Solt1man, anoclote minister. lible School. 9:30 a. m.: momlng worship, 10:30 o. m.: ..onlng Hrvlto, 7:00p.m. W~osday Blblo Study and youth group mootlngt. 7:00f·"'· CHURCH OF THE · MIDDLEPOR NAZARENE, - · Jim ltoomo, postor: Bill White, Sunday I<Maloupt. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.: IIIOmlng 10:30 o.m.; Sunday evangolltllc mooting, 7:00 p.m. ,...,.. .-ne. Wednosd!ty, 7p.m.___ . _, • UNITED PRESIYTIIUAN MINISTRY Of MEIGS COUNTY, Dwlglot L. Z....n. dlroc· -•hlp. •' MIDDLEPORT , Sunday >ehool. 9:30 FIRST UN ITED PRESBYTERIAN Church . Worship service 9:30a.m. Sunday School10 :30 a.m . Mr~ . Sampson Hall , supt. rB 116 s. second Pomerov ... 2·1325 EWS & SONS SOHIO AutomotiYe Service For 101nt: It 1111 ~ a.m .. Richard Vaughan, supt. Morning worship. 10:30. SYRACUSE . comptelt Ernest Stricklin , pastor: Sunday church school. 9:30 a.m., Mn. Homer lee , supt.; morning wor•hip, 10::Kl. CH UR CH VIIIGIL' l TDfoRD SR. IN!ah 61:11·1 pastor ; Roy Moyer , SUnday school supt. Chu.rch Sc:hool. 9:15a.m.: worship service. 10:30 a.m. Choir rehearsal. TuesPOMEROY · . " t I. I, . 461 • • s. Third, M1dd1t,or1 But forothen1 tl can be. a aeartng awnmer . an early fall ... a c:h.illing Wlnt.et. ~oveqs c.An ~ternal CSpring- CJime ~ All depends on lhc: two pcopk who leaw: the church , .. and tile toM Uonna IUid David Daagheny choow. for thetr jOurney ~q~ether. For. when lovt comes 10 the altar, It 111 fuD of hope . .. urt faith . , . and promlK . Anrt, tf lo\'l' will ~tum to the lllw - week after wc'ck - It can dleco\-c r God'&uncculr~& renewal of lho.c blc lllllnRI whk:h Ant enrtowetl ttB t~a~.:Kd VI?'Nfl with et.emal melll\lng. Out It Isn't qult.r: 110 lllmplc u pnytrll anrt 1t.aytna t.oget.her. c....-r-\ ~ ·-~ ....~ '· "Tor A Real Auc:lioft ..-~ C~~~~~,!.•:,! ~~~:r 1, Reedsville, Oh • 985-3944 ·~· . I } 1 "' • •• • Sa losand ,' Serv1ce •I Rulland, Ohio 45775 J. Wm. "Bill" Brown , Owner Phone (614) 742-!717 ., ( ( ntE"DAILY SENTINEL CITIZENSIIIP AWARD8 - ComiUed eldleatlllpscboMhlp awardl wenlt., row oae, Tanya MeadOWI, Tommy Jupen, Jeremy Role, J11111e· Beepe, Jason , CodDer,~buaCodner,AmyCodner, TerriBID,Bryaa Weaver, and Sberrl Ronab. Second row - Micbael OUTSTANDING AWARD - Also receiving oul· sblp/Schoianhlp; Kim Willlord, CitlzeD!lhip; Annette standing awards were Joyce Foreman, CitUeo- Fitch, Citizenship; and Krls Sellers, Scholarship. . ...J--. P ~YRACUSE fiRST CHURCH OF GOD - Not PentecostaL Rev . Geort, Oiler,• h $ postor . Won lp sorv1co 1111 , 9:4. ., They'II "Do It Every Time 4878 Immediate opening ICU fuil time 11 to 1 nurse, wilh experience in ICU, CCU is preferred . Excellent benefils, pension lan, long term disability & hospitaiiza· lion, · Salary commensurate with experience. Contact: Teresa Collins, R N SIZES 2-8 Wilh a do-si-do, awar she goes into a summer thai's litel1 as country mu~c. Rows ol rick ~ack citcle the wh irlinl skirt beneath a separate laced waist cinch and pretty peasanl top. Printed Pattern 4878: Child's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 top I jd. 45"; skirt 1 Jd.: cinch 318. $2JO .............. IH..._SIH. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ....... * Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE Notice ol 2431111117 ~T· NT 111011. '""' ADDIE$$, ZIP, SIZE. 1M IUII.l We streamlined tilt sewin1 to save IOU time w you c.n save money! Send now tor NEW 1981 Pay. Cash for .. Claulfleds and Savelll ·Write your own ad and order by mall Wllh lhls couPQh. Cancel your ad by pMne when you get results. M~Y not refundable. ' proval of lhe application by HUO should make their ob· jections known by writ ing HUD area olfice. 200 N. High St ., Columbus. Ohio 43215 . HUO will consider U0·~-~5f I~EalrTIIMIIn Boob and Callkle - ldd 251 uch for pos!ICe and handlin&. r;:::::::::::::::::::::==========~ WANT AD INFORMATION or W~ite Daily Sentinel Classified Depl. 111 Court St., Pomeroyo, 0., 45769 the grounds upon wh ich an objection is being made objection Is based . HUD will cons ide r ob· ections submilled al any ;me, bul they should be submllled promptly insure j I ANNOUNCEMENTS RENTALS thev are conside red in the ir rev1ew of their review of the application. Mayor 1- c,udOfTIIUkl 41 _ ttOUIIIs fOr • .,., 42-MHilt Htmts {6) 5, lie r-Y•rdSalt ......... 44-Ap~rtments for Rent 54 41-Pu"''"'" lotml ,.._, .." '••em 41- Wiinttcl It tlttU 1-lluiiiUC Silt I EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 1)-HelltWIItltll 11-SttMtWWaMtd 1)-l..wraMt 16-IUSIMII Trl ltllftt 1 11-kftlels tMtfvdlcMt I ) For Rent 1t-1....1TV, _.. IC::II.... Ir 1f-W..... TtDt •FINANCIAL 11-luslllnll 21. 22. 23. 1. 2. 3. 77. 21. 29. 7. ~ ' I I 'I ,I "'"tl"' . 11. I )3.· I lot.' *· IS. vice,.,. ....... MI.IIIMIMII ' lf-Lttll .Cftlll ,._ ......... WIIII-AII A•'HI'tlllnl ___Qeldll_ ...........,,,..,.,.P,,M. ,....., 31. -- :J2, . . . ., ........ ,?I ..... ..-vii.P.M.Prtllly ~·~. 31. SELECTION OF a FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK ROSE BUSHES. SII)P tODAY ··-,•r"' 14tlil""tl'lt 61-WetttMMiuy n-Trvctls ,., lift u-u...teclt '71-..... ,....... »-YaM I I W.O. u Mat• uctt• ~ ,.,. ., bed room Windsor ho m e. Central air and stereo. Micr o-wave oven. •ur· niture i ncluded . of 21 prim e Slurdy nea r s.ores. H as been 516,500 but what wi ll you give. more 45 details. in-town co nv e· niences. Lovely 2 yr . old home with equipped Kenmore kllchen. 71h acres with pond and ex· Ira sepllc syslem and water tap for Frem --··-- ._Itt II 1 I IIChlttM D-IIICA..... taiNt..... • .,..u•.,. POMEROY - Rattsalld 0t11tr lnform•tloll Uoltl -----.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Green anel lrown: . . . . . . . - - . " ". . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . ! •••.• ~ ••••••• •• •• ! . . . .. . • 1&_4 _ _ _ 1 $45,000. ANOTHER ONE SOLD LAST WEEK . .IT MIGHT PAY YOU TO SEE US TO SELL YOURS. POMEROY., O. 992·2259 NEW LISTING Good location in Middle port , 3 bedrooms. din ing roo m , baths, baseme nt, l eve l lot , gara ge , car peted and in good condition . CALL TO· w, DAY . $24,900 .00. NEW LISTING - AT THE E DGE OF TOWN - with approx . ll• ac re 1't1 story fram e home . Ener gy efficiency is what is ni c e abou t th is home, with a coal and wood furna ce and lull insu lation . There are a bedroom s and a ni ce s itt ing porch . and a $28,500 .00. GEAR UP FOR SUM· MER - With ce nt ra l air cond itioning in th is neat J bedroom , 7 room home . Lots of c losets , full basement , water softene r , 2 car ga rage, and low uti lities. ASK · lNG $42,600.00 . SMALL AND ON ONE FLOOR - La rge livi ng. room, dini ng room , eq u ipped kit che n , and 2 bed roo m s . Some pane l· ing and a pa r t base .. ment. JU ST$11.000 .00 . WANTS A LAND CON .' TRA CT - Approx . S a c res wi th a pond . garde n , and frv it trees . Also a 11•70 Schult " mob ile home wi th a n ad · ditional room , cen tra l ai r , dishwashe r , re d · wood fr ont porch, and 4 car garage . $26,900.00 . NEAR THE N EW BRIDGE Approx . 13.76 acres a nd an older ho me . Nice lay ing land and some frvit trees. Owner wi ll he lp f inance . ASKI NG $11.200.00 . REALTOR Henry E. Cleland. Jr. 992-6191 ASSOCIATES Jean Trussell949·2660 Roger Turner 992·5692 Dottie Turne r 992· 5692 m A · ·~ o· OFFICE 992·2259 Housinfl Phone 742-3()92 Head uarters 54 Mloc. Merchandise ·- ======-;; R"e"' a '"' lE " 's:-:t=a"te,---;Gener il ______ - HOBSTETTER REALTY George 5. Hobste tt er, Jr. , Broker OFFICE 142·2003 2 ROlli Rubber Bock SHAG .SIUS Frem Sq.: Yd. · RUTlMD FURNitURE Mlln II. 742-2211 ~~ Perma· ment wit h fire place and familY recreation , garage a nd 3 lots out of floo d area . Asking Velma Nicinstcy, Assoc. Drive A Little- SIVt A Lot ol Near w ith new bath, lu ll base· triler luy Now & Save SH6 Per V1rd 25 rolls carpet ip stock to pick from. R~t~~lar blclctd, carpet insta II lid fr" wltflpael. GOOCI selection Roll Ends Rem· Mtth $2 ... up. Grell cupet SU9 ycl. U,• 11 ..,.. • . - . , . , . . . ... . ••. \ •...••••. . .. ~ .•••• u .. - stone 3 bedroom home hookup. In Rulland VIllage, but pr;vale and secluded . Sells lor $45,000.00. NEW LISTING Building lois. Call lor more details. Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. Phone 742-3171 '7.99 I up '12.95 I up -.11. 11011r ACRES Rutland on good country road with the mine ral righ ts. Le ad ing Creek water and elec tr ic availabl e. COUNTRY LIVING with city lV . gas, 2 porChP:_ ott.ge Ut ility build 1 Yon leve l lot addi tional 1railer hook · lor ~ ~. waler, o· Redwood . Located on Eagle Ridge Road . Ha s Call Near ~e droom BARGAIN - 3 home bu ilt of Californ ia up. - hom e with houses. Roll in g spring paslure . ACRES Reedsvil le with gas well, lots of loc ust for pos ts, overlooking the river va ll ey . Fresh ai r a nd privacy for a n A· fra me. farmland . 2 caltle barns, 1 horse barn, equ ipment shed, 2 milk fed Large level lot on th e Ohio Riover. 7 rooms , well bui lt home. 4 bedrooms, modern kit c hen, na tura l ga s forced a ir furnace, f ul l basement and e n c losed porc h for your flowers . Ask ing $45,000. Hysell Run Road . ONLY $42,000.00 . GOOD BUY - Lovely 3 KllUWI CARPET eSIRVICIS ... Only $IB,SOO. CHESHIRE - I~==~~~::. I Rutland Fumiture Carpet Shop CARPEl SALE 64-Hty I Oral• • .......... 'trtlllllr D-PI,.SW .... 30. 9. • 10.. ·~· lis. j HASA WIDE. ~rctt.MIN iS-IullflfttiUIIf'IIH M-Petllwla .. .. "_....,. . .,.,, ·--·.......... .,_... .... ...... ..__..,.............. ~--lor slit . »-•• ....... 54--MIK. eTRANSPORTATfON I REAL ESTATE 25. 26. I .LANDMARK eMERCHANDISE Sl-.._...._ldGwck n-ee. TV, JtUlaiiiUIPfMftt 1 llrVICft 24. •• 5. '· 1. . .,,...11,... H-MtMY til Lllln Misc. Merchandise POMEROY 41-lt(Uiptntllf .fCH' lent IAucttol f-Wtm.G to IvY Clarence Andrews - INVEST - Buy t his one , paint, then se ll for a pro· fi t . 6 r ooms, wood c abin e ts in t he k itc he n , has natur a l gas fo rced ai r furn a ce, porc h . ga ra ge with sto rage . Level lot near s hopp ing . woodburner. Sitting pretty •on llh a c res, acres in · Phone 1-(614) · 992· 3325 . ca rpeted,· total e lectri c, regulat ions . s hould _ 16 E . Second Stree t 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, equipped kilchen and full basement with 4. The activities proposed are Ineligible under CDB6 biecllons t~~~L~~~ui . ing$42,000.00 . RANCH HOME - FullY regulations or other laws. General Housing Headquarters NEW LISTING - 49 acres more or less with Silualed on 1.93 a cres wilh dwarf orchard and barn . only S27 ,600.00 . NEW LISTING - 80 and the d a ta on whic h the f-HilttPY ll.llls 6-La'ltilnd FCMIIMI I ) For Sale 3. The appli does lified needs andcal:on objectives. not conlorm to COB6 PHONE $92-2156 t-QivHWiiY 1 1Announeemenf only ob jections based on the following grounds : I. The description of needs and object1ves con· ta ined in the a ppl ica t ion is plainly inconsistent with available data or facts . 2. The activities to be un · dertaken are plainly inap· propriate to m ee ting iden · elude an identifica t ion of 1-tnMemorlilm a-AnltOlltKtmtnb 17. 18. 19, 30. livable home. Several buil dings, farm pond, plenty of spring wafer. Minera ls included , ask· Deve lopment wishing to ob ject to the ap- CLASSifiED AD INDEX 1 1wanteo Community Block Grant to HUD on May 4, 19BI. Persons ' I GeorgeS. Hobstetter Jr. Broker subm ttted its ap~lication tor a small Cities IJ4.14 Qllcl Qlllll UUIII!lsi"-Qalllal Dllice 742·2003 Application Village of Pomeroy The Villa~e ol Pomeroy has SPRING-SUMMER PAffiRN CAT· ALOG. I 00 styles, flee paltern coupon. 1$2 Value). CatJfoL $1. All. tun IDOlS •. $Z.Of . . General HOBSTEITER REALTY FY 'Bl HUDCDB6 . The Daily Senlinel , your home psychiatry on someone else , Dudley1' ' Real Estate - Real Estate Subm ission 1 'It Patin.._ " Would you mind Pomeroy, OH. Phone 1-614-992·2104 .. . . llllln .. . . . r----------------------Curb Inflation. LAFF-A·DAY REGISTERED NURSES t~A- ./1.1-s a.- t' Country Girl Trio! Printed Pattern · t:n"o;::"lii" I ·Small investment, l_arge returns, Sentinel Want Ads 7:30 .m.: Prayer MOl'llng. Thursday, 7:30 Sennonette '=-:·:wE ' ' ~ meeting, 7 :30p .m. MT . HERMON United lrethren In CMrist Church . Rev. Rob«t Sonden, pastor; Dan Will , loy I-ader. located In Te•os Community oft CR 82. Sundoy 11> ~ • EVTIIII. Anliela Rlcbanll, DoUy BID, Jolly EVDI, lteuy Layae, Qulllen, Ryan EvaiiJI, 111111 Brenl Wlllon. Bact row - Karla Smllb, Done~ Talbott, Joyee ForeliUUI, Krll Sellen, Kelby Swain, Kim WUHord, Kim Stebart, AIUietle Filch, and Sberrl Reynolds. . . ~--------------------~~~~~~----------------------------~---------------------------- ship 11 o . m.: Sunday evtnlng tervlce, i upt. Sunday school , 9:l0 a .m.: worship RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Randall h 111 a bo~· a.nd girl's l!Mnding queflt l'or service, 10:30a.m . lthleStudy. Tuesday. BaileV , pastor. Sunday school. 10 a .m .; C:O,.,grw l tfl 1(- loCI~ $Moeo ~vtrysplrltual l n~)Mht th•t will cna.bte thl!m lo Sunday worship, 11 a .m.; Children 's 7:30p.m. , 0 lolo Gt, C,.._..,., OWOf undcl"!!tand , .. to•pprut•te ... tochcr11h , . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS school , 9:30a.m.: Mom;ng _,.hlp so•· church, II a .m.; Sunday evening ser· Sl;npuu HIKM 11'1 TP>I ........an 8ocJII ~I Y each other! And God! CHRIST OF lATTER DAY SAINTS, vice, 10:•5 a.m.; ......,lng preaching ..... vice, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday evening Portland Rac ine Road. William Roush , vice second and fourth Sundays, 7:30 young ladies ou•iliory , 6 p.m. Wednes · pastor . Phyllll Stobort, Sunday School p .m.; Christlon Endeavor, Jlrtt Gnd third doy family worship, 7:00p.m . p.m. Sundays. Wednesday NiQht Prayer N. :2nd Ave., Middleport. Sundoy School , Supl. Sunday School , 9:30 o.m.: Morning SundOjol, 7:30 p.m. Wodnosday proyer ' HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near Meal ing . 7:30p.m. 10:00 o. m. Sun. ' Tues. Evening Services worship. 10:30 a .m.; Sunday eve,ing meeting and l iblestudy , 7:30p.m. long Bottom , Edsel Hart. pastor . Sunday ST. PAUL, (Tuppers Plains) : Su nday 7:30 p.m. Friday Pra~er Meeting 7:30 oervice 7 p.m. Wednosday evening JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSEs'. 37319 $tale schooL 10 a.m.; Church. 7:30 p.m .; School 9:00 a.m. Morn ing Worship at p.m. prayer servkes, 7:30p.m. Route 12" (One mile eost of Rutland) . prayer meeting. 7:30p.m. Thursday. 10 :00 a .m. Bible Study , 7':30 p.m. Tues · LIBERTY Chris tian Church , 4 'l iberty BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, Re• . Earl Shylo•. Sunday. Bible lecture 9:30 a. m.; Wol· MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave ., Pomeroy . Rev . Franklin Dic.,kens, po:ttor . Wonhlp ser\lice, 9:30a.m. Sun· chtower study, 10::20 Q. 'm.; Tuetdoy , II · Ave .. the Rev. William Knittel , poster. ' day . SOUTH BETHEL {Sil•er Ridge) : Sunday pastor. Su nday School 10 a .m .; Evening doy school, 10:30 a .m. s;ble Study ond ble study, 7:30 p.m.: , Thur1d0y, Thomas Kelly, Sunday School Supt. Sun· School 9:00a .m. Morning Wosh lp 10:00 7:30. Wednesday , 7:30p.m. prayer service Thwrsday , 7:30p.m. Theocratic ~hoof , 7:30 p.m.; Service day school, 10 a .m. Classes for all ages ; o.m. Wednesday Bible Study, 7:30p .m . CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD . Rev. R. E. CARLETON CHUIICH, K;ngo~>ury Road . MHtlng, 8:30p.m. , evening service, 7:30; Bibl• study. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Ol ;ve' Robinson , pa stor . Sunday school. 9:30 Gory K;ng , pastor. Sunday ochool , 9:30 RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Church Wednesdo~ . 7:30 p.m.; youth services , Swain , Superintendent . Sunday school a .m.; worship se rvice . 11 o.m .: evening a.m., RoiJ)h Carl , superintendent; even· Salem St. , Rutland. Donald kerr, Sr . Friday, 7:30p .m. 9:30every week. ser"ice. 7:00: youth service. Wednes · MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST , Co,. ing worship, 7:30p .m. Prayer meeting , pastor : Bud Stewai-t, s-uptH"I,.tencl;ent. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION . ~e• . dOJ . 7:00p.m. ne r Ash and Plum ; Ra lph Butcher , · Wednesdqy. 7:30p.(Tl . Sunday School , 10 a .m .: ev~lng war· Kei th Eblin , pastor. Sunday School . 9:30 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , pastor. Saturday evening service , 7:30 lONG ' BOTTOM" CHRISTIAN . lam ship, 7:30p.m. Wedn•sday evening ser· a .m.; leonard Gilmore, first elde r: Ro ber t E. Musser , pa stor. Sunday sc hool, p.m .; Sunday School. 10 a .m. Sunday Richason . pastor : Wallace Damewood . vice, 7:30p .m. evening servic e . 7:30 p.m. Wednesday 9:30 o.m.;· Paul Musse r, supt ,: morn ing Worship Service . 11 a .m.: Bible Study Sunday School Superintendent . Worship CHURCH OF GOD at Prophecy: located prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. worship, 10:JO:·Sunday even ing service, service at 9 a.m. Bible School10 a .m. Wed.. 7:30 p.m.. ,Noel Herrmann . on theO. J. Whitt Rood oH highway 160. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF 7:00; mid. week s ervice , W&dnesdo~ . 7 HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH , Sun · Sunday School 10 a .m. Suporinlondont teacher. CHRIST, Duane Worden, minister. Bib le p.m. MEIGS . do~ School at 9:XI a.m:; worship ser · John LoVeday . First Wed~ night of clan, 9:30a .m.: morn ing worship, 10:30 SYRACUSE CHURCH Of THE COOPERATIVE PARISH vices at 10:30 a. m. P01tor Rev. Theron month CPMA Mrvices , second Wtdntt· o.m .; even ing worship, 6:30 p.m . NAZARENE , Rev . James B. Kitt le , pastor; Durham . Thuradoy ,.,.vic~rs at 7:30p. m . day WMI meeting, thlrd throyth fifth METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday Bible st udy, 6:30p .m. Norman Presley , Sunday School RichardW. Thomas, Director with Rev. OkeyCort. youtft service. George~royle, pastor. NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY Superintendent. Sunday schoo l 9:30 POMEROY CLUSTER FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald HOPE IAPTIST CHAPEL - 570'Graftt Church, Sunday School service, 9:45 a.m.; morning worship, IO:.t5 a .m.: Rev. Robert McGee Knob, located on County Rood 31 . Rev . St., Middleport; Sunday School , 10 a. m.; a .m .; Worsh ip serv ice, 10 :30 ; evangelistic seNice . 7 ,p.m. Prayer and POMEROY, Sunday School 9:15 a .m. LaWrence Gluesencomp, pastor: Rev . morning ......orship , 11 a . m. even in; wor· Evangelistic Service, 7:30p.m. Wedn es · Praise Wednesday , 7 p.m.; routh Warship service 10:30 a.m. Choir Roger Willford , assistant pastor. ship, 1 p . m. Wednesday evening libte day , Prayer meeting. 7:30. meeting , 7 p.m. rehPOrsol , Wednesday. 7 p.m. Rev . Pntoching servicea. Sunday 7:30 p.m .. study and prayer meeting, 7 p. m . Af . ZION CHURCH OF·CHRIST. Pomemy · EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, prayer meeting. Wednesday , 7:30p.m.. filiotetl with Southern Baptist Conven · Robert McGee, pastor. Harrisonville Rd .; Robe rt Purtell , pa stor : Elden R. Bloke , pastor. Sunday SchooiiO Qary GriffJ~h . leodtr. Youth groups , tion. ENTERPRISE, Worsh ip 9 a .m. Church Bill McElroy , Sunday sc hool supt . Su nday a .m.: Robert Reed , supt. ; Morning ser. SUnday evelng , 6:30p.m. with Roger and BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRISTSchool 10 a.m . "ichord Rothemich. school, 9:30a .m.; morning worship ond mon , 11 a.m. ; Sunday night services pastor . Violet Willford os leaders. Communion Ricky Gilbert, pastor; St•ve Picltens, services fint Sunday each month. ROCK SPRINGS . Sunday School 9: IS a. communion , 10:30 a.m.; Sunday worshi p Chris tian Endeo..,or, 7:30p.m.: Song ser. superintendent.. 5und~ School 9:30 a . service, 7 p.m. Wed nesday eveni ng vic e , 8 p.m.; Preaching 8:30 p.m m. Worsh ip service, 10 a. m., Richard WHITE'S CHAPEL , Coolville RO. Rev . m.: Church S.I'VtCts. 10.30 a .m . 1 prayer meeting and Bible study, 7 p.m. Midweek Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7 Rothem ich, pastor. Roy Deeter,· pastor . Sunday ochool 9:30 JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER - · ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pine p.m.; Alvin Reed , loy leader. FLATWOODS , Church School 10 a.m. a .m.; worship servjce, 10:30 a .m. libl• Gt-orge's Crull Rood . ltev . c;:. J . Lemley , Grove. The Rev. Will iam Middlesworth , CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST , Lacaled at Worship 11 a .m., Ri chard Rothemich , stud)' and prayer service , Wednesday , pastor; John Fellure , su~ln'-'dent. Posfor . Church services 9:30a.m. Sun· Rutland on New limo Rood , ne•t to pastor. 7:30p.m. Church school, 9:30a.m. ; mor"l"t wCW· doy School10:30o.m. Fo rest Acre Park ; Rev. Ray Rouse , MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER RUTLANO CHURCH OF CHRIST , lob ship, 10:30: ov.,lng lotVI~. 7 p.M. lllolo BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST , Je"y pastor: Robert Musser , Su nday Schaol HEATH , Church S<:hool9:30 a .m. Wor· Buckingham. pastor; Herb EllloH, Sun · Study Thurs., 7 p.m. Clone' for all ages . Pin gle ~ . pastor. Sunday schoo l, 9:30 sup!. Sunday school. 10:30 a .m.: worship ship 10:30 a .m. UMYF 6 p.m. Robert day S<hool 'upt ~ Sunday school, •:3o Nursery prov ided lor,worshipservlcM. a.m.; morning worship, 10:30 o.m .. 7:30 p.m.Bible St udy . Wednesday . 7:30 Robin son . Pastor. o.m.; morning worship and comunion . ST . PAULLUTHUAN'CHURCH , CorMI p.m.; Saturday night prayer service . 7:30 RUTLAND .. Church Schoo l 9:30 a.m. Wednesday evening service , 7:30. IO:X1 a .m . , of SycCJmOr' and S«end Sts., I'OfMfoy . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Rev. Earl Shuler. p.m. Won hlp 10:30 a .m . RUTLAND BIBlE METHODIST CHUJICH. The Ro•. WBHam Mlddles-rth, Pallor pastor . Sunday school9:30 a .m .: Church HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Roger SALEM CENTER , Worship 9 a .m. Amos Tillis . pastor : Danny Tillis. 5vnday Sunday School :.t t :4S a .m. and Churd service, 7 p.m.: youth meet ing , 6 Watson , pastor; Mildred Ziegler, Sunday Church School9:45 a.rri . Schaol Supt Sunday School . 9:30a.m.: S.rvlc~r,J1 a .m. p.m.Tuesday Bible Study , 7 p.m. s-chool supt. Morning wors hip , 9:30a .m.; SYRACUSE CLUSTER lollowed by morning wo"hip . 5'""'ov SACRED HEART , Rov. Fothor ,..,1 0 RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , Sundoyschaol , 10:30 a .m.; evening ser· evening aervice, 7j00 P·"'· Prayer Welton, pastor . Phone 992·2825. Satur· Rev . Stanley Merritied. Min ister 1 Rev. John A. Coffman, pastor. Martha vice , 7:30 . FOREST RUN: Worshp 9 o.m . Church meeting, Wednesday , 7:00p.m. \ doy evening Mon . 7:30: SUndoy Moll , 1 Wolfe. Chairman of the Boord of Chris · MT, UN ION BAPTIST , Merlin Teets, SchooiiOo.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE and 10 o.m.: Conleu;on , Saturday MINERSVILLE, Church School 9 a.m. tion Life. Sundo~ School , 9:30a .m.; mor - poster; Joe Sayre. Sunday School NAZARENE, Rov. Lloyd D. Gllmm , Jr.. 7-7:30 p.m. , ning worship, 10:30; Sunday evening Superinlenent. Sunday school , 9:-45 Worship lOa .m. postor. Sunday ~<'-1. 9:30 a.m.: wor· VICTORY BAPTIST - 5:15 N< 2nd St .. ASBURY: Church School 9:5(! a.m. worsh ip, 7 :30 p.m. Prayer meet ing , a .m.; evening worship , 7:30p .m. Prayer ship service, 10:30 a .m. Br~O'S.' live Middltport. ~omes E. KMtee, pastor . Wednesday, 7:30p.m. me et ing, 7:30p .m . Wednesday . Worship 11 a .m. Bible Study 7:30 p.m. over WMPO; ro~ng ~le s serv1ce, 7 Sunday morn1ng worship, 10 a.m.; evltft · RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. Walker , TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. p.m. Evongeltsttc s~1C1 , . 7:30 p.m . ing service , 7; Wednesday evtniftg Wor· Thursday . UMW fist Tuesday . Pastor, Robert Smith , Sunday school Vincent C. Waters . Ill , minister; Hermon SOUTHERN CLUSTER · ship, 7 p.m .; VIsitation , Thursdoy, 6:30 Wednesdoy service , 7~30 P·"'· sup~; Sunday school, 9:30a .m.; morn ing Block , superintendent. Sunday Schaol Rev. David Harris FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Cor,., ol p.m. 1 worship , 10:-40 a.m ; Sunday even ing 9:30 a.m.: evening se rvi ce, 7 p.'m.; Rev. Mark Flynn Second and Anderson. Maoon . ,astor TRINITY Chrill;on Auombly, Coolville worship , 7:30; Wednesday evening Bib le Wedn esday Bible Study , 7 p.m. ' Rev. Florence Smith Frank Lowlllor. 5undoy oc'-1. 9:4' .: GUbort Sponcor, pastor . Sundoy otudy, 7:30. CHE ~TER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Hilton Wolfe a .m.; worsh1v MrVtce. 11 a.'" , and 7:.10 s<:hool, 9:30 a ., ,; morning worshi,, t1 DANVILlE WESLEYAN . Rev. R. D. Rev. Herbert Grote . pastor . Fronk Riff le. BETHANY , (Dor<os), Worship 9:00 P."'· WMkly ,u.le Sllldy, w.clnescloy.. o.m. Sunda¥ . -i"'lsorvlco, 7:,. ' ·"'·' lrown , pastor. Sunday School. 9:30 su pt , Sunday School, 9:30 a .m. Worsh ip 7:JO,p .m . a .m . Church School 1Q:OO a .m. Bible L.. midw~ preytr service W. . eactar . o.m.; morning worship 10:AS; yaufh ser· service, 11 o,m . and 7:30 p .m. Pro~er study. lsl, 2nd , 3rd and Sth Tueodoys MASON Cnvon.n • OF CHRIST, Mlllor , 7:30p .m. . vice, 6:.f5 p .m. ; evening worship , 7:30 meeting , Wednetdoy, 7:30p .m . 7:15p.m.: youth fellowship, 2nd and 4th St .. Malon . W. Vt. E..... L. Conger, MOUNT OU•e C""""""lty Church p.m.; prayer ond praise , Wednesday , LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST minister. liuntlov lillie Study t() o,m,; lowrtnc• 8u1h , pastOf ; Mo~~~: Folmer, Sr : Tuesdays, 6:00p.m . CHURCH , Rev. Floyd F. Shook , pallor: Worship l1 a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday Superint.ndent. Sunday School ond meW• CARMEL and SUTTON (Worship, Sun· 7:30p.m. SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST. Rev. Mar· Ll oyd Wright , Director of Christian ~ible Study , 110e9l mvslc, 1 p.m. ~ day School and moll other events held ning wor'ship. 9:30a.m. Sundey evening education. Sunday School. 9:30 o . m.; iolntly ,) Sunday School9:4' and Warsh;p vin Markin, pastor ; Steve little Sunday LIFE SCIINCI CHURCH ~ 12 Notth mvke, 7p.m.: Youthmoot;ntandlll>le school supt. Sunday school. 10 o .m:: Morning Worship , 10:30 a . m.; Choir Third St .. Cheshire. Independent, fun · sludy: Wednoodoy, 7 p.m. 11 :00 at Sutton tint and third Sundays and et Carmel second and fourth Sun· morning wonhip, 11 a .m. Sunday even· Practice, Sunday. ) 6:30 p.m.; Evening damenlol ,.,., ..... luroolay -.lng 7:30 UNITED fAITH CHUIICH - · Route 7 On ing worship , 7:30. Prayer meet ing and Worship, 7:30 p .m. Wednesday Prayer days. Bible Study second, fourth ond p .m. Pot* I". Dr. Rabert,_son, , . flomeroy bypass . Rev . Robert Smith Sr . Bible study , Thunday, 7:30p.m. ; youth fifth Thurs.doys , 7:15 p.m. Family Night and BibleStudy , 7:30p .m. MASON AS.Mil Y OF GOO, Dudding pastor; Rev. JorMs Cundiff, aasl~tonf service, 6 p.m. Sunday. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Charles lone, Mason, W. Va . lw. Ronnie I . pastor. Sunday School. 9:30 o .m.: morn · Fellowship Dinn•r third Thursday . 6:30 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH , 383 Russell , Sr., minister: Rick Macomber,. Rose. Pastor. Sunday School 9 :.f5 o.r,n. ; ing worship, lO:JO Cl . m .; evening wor· p.m. APPLE GROVE , Sunday School 9:30 Morning Worshi.P 11 a .m . Evening S.r· ship , 7 :30 . Women 's Fellowship a .m . Worship 7:30p.m. lsi and 3rd Sun· vlce 7:30 p .m. Wecfnittdoy Women's Tu•doys, 10 a . m.; Wednesday nighi day•: Prayer mHt ing Wednesday 7:30 Ministri" 9 G.m . (Mtetift9 ond pray..-. prayet service . 7:30p.m. p.m. Followshlj> IUpPO< first Saturday 6 ~royer and lllblo Sludw..7 p.m . FAITH BAPTIST thurch , Moson, - t p.m. UMW 2nd Tuosdoy 7:30p.m. < HAI'T1'QI1D CHUl(llo Of CH~T IN at United Stool Workon Union Hell . EAST LETART . Chru<h School 9 a .m. ' i:HIIISTIAN UNION, Tile - · Willi'"" RIMirood St,,oet , MOMn. l'ontor , Rtv . Worship service 10 o .m. Pra)'tr meeting C:ollil'lill, ,....,, .....-, khool. 9:30 Richard Jordon. Morn""t wor>hlp 9:30 Geortle Whllfield, I he famous English evangelist prayed, " 0 Lord, 7:30 p.m. Wednoodoy. UMW ootond o.m.: Jamll .......... SUpt .. evening-· a.m.. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Prayer Give me sou ls or take my soul!" 'ruesdoy 7:30p.m. viet. 7:30 p . m~ Watffteldoy t'Ytnlnt meetlngW.dnesdOy , 7:30p.m. Henry' Marlyn, a famed missionary lo lhe north Amer,lcan Indians RACINE WESlEYAN - Sunday school _ prayer mooting, 7:30 P·"'• fouth pto, FOIIEST RUN .APTIST - · ~•• . Nyle from 17181o 1747, prayed "Lord, lo·lhee 1 dedicate mysell . Oh , Lord, 10 a.m.; won hlp, 11 a .m. Choir practice, MrvicatoehT~. lord.,, 'pastor.' Cornelius l""ch, accepl me, and lei me be Thine lorever. Lord, 1 desire nothing IT)ore." Thursday, 8 p.m. These were lhelast words written In his diary, wr illen jusJ sevl'ri days FAIRVIIW•1141111 OIU.CH. l...,., W. suporlnterulont. Sundar """''· 9:!11 LETART FALL!- Worship se<vlce 9 Yo .. lit. I , - " lrwlll, pcntor. ~lp a.m.; MCond ond 1-th Sundays-· before he was called home to be with the Lord . a.m. ChurchSchooiiOa.m. Thomas A. Kempls. 1379·1471, prayed one day this most beautiful MN.C:M, •1JII •·"'·: ~· ~~ 11 thipNrviceat7::1Dp.m. · MOIINIIIG STAR. Worship 9:30a.m.: a .m.: -lolt _.1,, 7::10 p.m. T,_. MT. MOIIIAH IIAI'TIST - Fourlll IIIOOf o1 prayers : "Give whal Thou wilt, and how mu ch Thou will, and when Church School10:30 a.m. dov co"ap , _ _ . , . ONI Main Sl .. MNidloport. Rev. Colvlft Mlo· Thou will. Sel me where Thou will, and deal with me In all things, just MOIISE CHAPEL. Church School 9:30 •Judy, 9:30 e.M. -shiP sorvlco. nls. postor. Mrs, Elvin lurngarlli..,. , aslhOU Will." o.m . Worship 11 a .m. JOM McKenzie, as a young m issionary candidate once knelt on Wodnotda,, 7:30p.M. svpt, 5undoy school, 9;30 o.m.: -.hlp POIITLAND. Sunday Schoal6:30 p.m., CALVARY IIIli CHUIICH, now locor.d sorvlco, 10:45 a.m, the banks ol the Lossle, prayed "0 Lord, send me to lhe darkest spol Evenii\g Worship, 7:30 p.m. Youth on p_., Plko, C - , load :15, noor NOIITH ..HTHiiL United Meiloodisl on the earth." • Fellawohlp, Wodnllday, 7 :30p.m. Floln J . .... llecl:woOcf. pollor. lor· Chun:h, .... ChoriM """"-· pcnlor, • Marlin Lulher, famed reformer, ullered lhese wordS from his NORTHEAST CLUSTER great agony of prover, "Do' Thou, my God, Do Thou, God stand by me vkM"" Sundar at 10:30 o.m. ond 7:30 Sundooy Sclloal. 9:30a.m.: Worthl, lor· Rev. Rl<hordW. Thomas p.no'. ~~!!',.,., odlool, t :311a.M. IIblo vice, IO:ol5 a .m.: ~ llblo Stuoly , against alllhe world's wisdom and reason, Oh, do It! Thou must do II. Duane Sydenllrlckor. S.. Sltnd by me, lhou lr~Je and eternal God." stutly, WuluMLI&I.,, ?:.p.lll. 7:(X) p." .: Wedn..., prayer Jolon W. DougiGI INilii'I-T ltCIUNIIS CHUIICH. 7:311 p.ni. Owlghl L. Moody, lamed Evangelist and FOunder of the oreal ChoriM Domlgan Mocldy Bible lnslltute of .Chlcavo. once prayed "Use me then, My INC . - ...e.t II .. Ml=rt. hv. IUIILINGIIAM 50\JTHiiiiN WliiT JOPPA. Wot'lhlp 9:00 a.m . Church O'Dell Merlloy, polllor: school. CHUIICH. Route I. Shodo. Pastor ,., Sovlour, for whatever purpose and In whatewr "~flY ' Thou maynt Schoof IO:OOo.m. 9:311 e.m.: 1111111•11 ,..,...., IO.:JIIo.m.; llock. fllllllloted wllh loollhom lt!lllat require. Here 11 my poor hear!, an empty vnsel : Fill II with thy CHESTER, Wonhlp 9 o.m.. Chur<IJ , oottolnt 4 1:• p.m. TUindoy. Clmlftt..... ......, ICIIMI. li!l li·f.!. ' grace." · ,Schoel 10 o.m. Choir • .._..1 ' ,.m .. WHAT IS YOUR PRAYER? Can God work through you? •Milly 121311 '·"'· ~ ......., -lne: ....., _,....,, I:• '""· ~ Thursdoyt. llblo Study, Thursdays. chrlllfans have prayed some Mlly beaulllul prayer• end some I'HI , _ IIIII ............. ~I •.-,. _ . . . . . . . ."""'. ~"'· 7:30p.m. 7:~p.m. _ .. · fiiNIICOITN. A-.'f. ..... ,meaningful prayers. But non.. reachn lhe lhrone ot grace any fnttr LONG IOTTOM. lunda, School al9:30 or any better, than the prayer we offer when we put our life In 1111 han· • , IM\AND jtJ .fOliC CHUICH Of ~William~. pcntor . ..,.: a.m • ...,lng -ship ot 7:30 p.m, -"hiiCIMT...... ~·MIIIer. llblo dar ,IOa.m.: ............. Mi. dl of God, and Ilk H lin to become our Lord and Saviour. Or wiMn 1 """'· ~. 7•• $1.M.: ....., p.m1 'iW111~11 ......,. W· Thunder 111*~7: 30p.m . christian prayi"IIOrd, lei me do today, Wllal you know 1 can do.'.' IHDIVIUI: ......,. 9:30 a .m. My prlytrtoday lor yoll Is IIIII you wllltakt time to "TALK" IOGod kiiMI. 10 - · loiMir """' sorvlco. vice, 1. · Momlnt W.uhlp I .30 o.m. ._lng 7 "TODAY." • Worohti . 7:30 p.M. 11~1• Stl!'fy Submlllld by David M. Mann. •PIIIor, First Bapllsl Chilrcll. M MOIII.II :... YJs:dcDllclt; 1 at 7:30 p.111. ......... ......... • •• • Pomeroy. ' lllllly ...... •..... ICIIiel ... ........ ALI'IIID. Sundar khool at 9:ol5 o.m. Momlftg -.hlp alii a.m. Voulh, 6:30 ........... NO!!-"'·' Ment4ot~Wer· I ' , ' a .m.: Sunday ochj)OI, II 1a.m.; worship ..-------------~ service , 7:30 p .m. ThUrsday pray..- j~;cthcr ~ Brent WUson. .,,'' Pomeroy, 0 . McCOrS AUCTION SERVICE Harmon, Becky Ev11118, Tony Heaton, Krill SeUers, ' Done~ Talbott, Darin Prater, Michael Boso, and ; , l· Middleport· Locu•l& lloech Slreel Hl-9921 Middleport ~I . Equl'pm...ot til•' TRi~CX - Tract 111111 Field wbmen al Portland Elemeotary Scbooi were, fronl row, J.r, Tommy Stebart, Lana Prater, Ronnle Waper, Bryan Weaver, Sherrl Ronab, 111111 Jolly EVDI. Bact row - Ckltttlne Hwd. Bact··row - Mlcbilei Bole, Cbarlle Weddle, Julee Pauley, Karla Smith, Dolly BID, Dan Jolml011, Uti J!We Beecle· "2-2"' ol ColumboJS, 0 . 104W. Main 992·2311 Pomeroy Prklay HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN . Re• . NAZARENE: Corner Union and Mulberry , Rev . Glyde V. Henderson , poster. Sun day school, 9:30 a .m., Glen McClung, sup!. : morning worsh ip, 10:30 a.m.: evening service, 7:30: mid.week ser· vice, Wednesday , 7:30p .m. 1 Pat Hill Ford, Inc. . Nationwide Ins. Co. I'Mlmo 1711·9 Thwoday IN!ah IU ,l..S TRINITY CHURCH . Rev. W. H. Perrin, Neose. PomeNy ' ·:' . J. PAUlEY, AGENT Mond.y ~, Racine '49· 25~ day , 7:30 p.m . under direction of Alice I John 4:llt-l6 W<dn<oday tl &mael · GroceriesGeneral Merchandise Hunhngtoo, ,"' Sl:hl·UI: Reuter-Bmian Insurance Z14E . Main 992·51l0 Pomeroy J· ........ . Main Services 126 E. Main ~- Tuc.tay Modular Home-s 1100 Phone fU·6304 iA I 'II Swoolay Kingsbury Home Sales &Service.~ The r..~ Phone 992-3410 "'-t WAID CROSS SONS StORE BcJkers of GllMI Bre.:~d I Pomeroy PomerOy NEW YORK .,: ~ Cl.OlHING tDJSE : ,• PomerCJy, Ohio carrv Out 510 N. 2nd Midtlleport 992·3451 SWISHER & LOHSE GIFTS Middleporl KERMIT'S KORNER p~ll~ John F. Fultz; Mgr.' .Ph. "2·2101 . ,. .. The Interested Busineael Listed On '" . MEIGS nRE . \ ~ CENTER, I~ ... lull lncl two spacious -raoml, lormal dlnlne room lull basement. The sunny bruklllt roam ldjolns tho mOdern kitchen equippill with double oven, disposal, dishwasher, trash compactor, bulll· ln rante and nulone food process center. Lighting throughout the home is exquisite. ntiiOtne, localeclln Pomeroy, has a llrellh·laking view 01 the Ohio River. The large weiHIIKilcapecJ lawn ,.vldlsamplo room lo enjoy lhisscenlc view. Thtre'1 plenty ol aHic storate in lhe homo. The tllret Cllr . .,.,.,.also, Ills a"lc llorate. Tills estate l l - 01 Mti9l C..Riy'l llnlll homes. Call lOr your private ,._;ng, S - by appt. only. �Fr!d•r· Junt5,1911 J1 · ... tl Ohio Valley P~blishing Co. is offering a totally netD Classified'Se':"ice Will ~ldtr land contract at 10 per cent • . Gaqrges Crtek Rd. 3 · ldr. quality brick holnt, baMment, 2 flriplacn, gas heat, 2 car. garaga with approx. Vt. Acre lot and bern. 150's). StriQUs lllCiulres may can (OIIIct (501) 942·7447. To dO baiiYSIHing In home, Spring ·Valley Area, Galllpqtls, Oh «6·6514. .' •j " 'for advertisers and readers of the Tribune, Sentinel and R'egi11ter. NotD Classified Ads placed in any one of our papers i11 listeri i'n all three. Reaching over 18,000 homes in 3 couniie11, thi11' service gives ~>Teater advantages to both our classified advertisers and our readers. " With yrs. " •' ,. ADVANTAGES TO THE ADVERTISER •' " " Now over 18,000 homes are reach· ed with only one ad. 2. Convenience: Placing an ad is easier. One call. WORDS Cost to run ad is lower than prevous combined cost. LESS 3. Cost: THAN 1 .6 3 DAYS . DAY 10 DAYS " DAYS · .; ' .' $3 Covering three counties, you sell item fast. ~ UPTO ·, SJl SJ6 25 WORDS ADVANTAGES TO mE READER UP TO 35 1. Selection: One of our papers gives the classilieds you want. 3. Comparison: ~~~:~~~e item in other counties In Gallia County CALL 446·2342 . ....... _.. .. .... . ................... . ' _,,,,, 3 In Meigs County In Mason County 992-2156 Announcements have reac hed our to us w ith love in the ti m e of Sorrow Need someone to stay with elderly lady on WMkencts, Frklly evenings 5PM to Sunday evening 5PM. Call 6754-1061 or 675-2834. · Gallipolis Area 446 367- Cheshire 388-Vinton 245-Rio Grande 379- Walnut Dist. 256-Guyan Dis I. 643 ·Arabia Dist. Point Pleasant Area - 675 458- l.eon · 576-Apple Grove 773- Mason 882- New Haven 895-Lelart 937- Bullato Middleport-Pomeroy Area - 992 985-Chesler 843- Porlland 247-l.etart Falls 949-Racine 742-Rutland 675-1333 4 Giveaway , 7 Yard Safe Three FAmily Yard Sale across from Honda Shop, In Gallipolis. Thurs. 4th and Fri.· 5th. Clothes, all sizes, rupperware, Avon & wine bottles, desk, lewerly, Beagle dog, chain & dog dishes, old B/ W TV's, to house, 304·895·3677. much to list. Rain cancels. Community Flea Market, Wh ile Church. Upper in losi ng a loved one. Thanks tor th e tood, Flats. Come one, come all . Kittens. 675·3796 or 675· Yard Sale 5th and 6th, 24 prayers, flowers, money, Saturday June 6th. 5955. and opening of the grave. Smithers Ave ., Gallipolis. God bl ess each one. The 4 Giveaway Clothing , cy c le ac 6 Lost and Found Fa mi ly of Darrell Starkey. cessories, mag wheels, ANY PE RSON who has l.ost, near Portland, black dishes, portable sewing anything to give away and Sincere th anks for fOOd does not off er or attempt to e. white male foxhound . machine, and various other items. Cancel in case of and fl owers given to any of otter any other thing tor Call843·2354. ra in. 1he Eskew child ren at the sa te may pl ace a n ad in this death of our father and column. There will be no Male, Brittany Spaniel, brother. Gene. They were charge to the advertiser . orange and white,. no Yard Sale : June 3 thr 6, 10 g r eat l y app r ec iated . collar, answers to name of till 5. 3 Miles south of Children of Gene and th e ' Ranger' . Child's pel. 675· Gallipolis on Rl. 7. Clothing l.arge dog house Gall ipolis, fa mily ol J .W. Eskew. 2039, all sizes Including OH .u6·0335. chlldrens and Big mens, The deepest a pprec iation Found· Prescr iption lens shoes, stero, refrigerator , tor a ll the ki ndness, Small Sheperd female dog, glasses, near 27th Sl. e. dishwasher, and more . Rain or shine. thoughtfu lness and prayers sprayed, 1 yr. old, to coun· Jackson Ave . 675-129(), extended in behalf of try home, Gall ipolis, 2-45· Gladys Bl ackwood during 9123. One Ir ish Setter, One Big Yard Sate at McCoys. her lengthy Illness. June 4-5·6 on Allee Rd. at Cecil Blackwood Fam ily , Female dog, 4 puppies, Cottle. Ph 882·3503, alter Ewington, Oh 9 till?? pa r t Hu s ky , 446·2196, 4:00PM. Gall iPOlis. 2 In Memoriam Sale: Fri. and Sat., LOST· Sable female Ger· Garage June 5 & 6. Hours 10 to 6. 77 In memor y of Bill Per· man Shepherd wearing Pt. Germa n Sheperd pup· State 51., Gallipolis. si nger passed away June py , 2ld·6345, Ga ll ipolis. cha in collar. Phone AS&· Children's, baby and adult 13, 1979. we miss you, 1995 or 675·2415. clothing, electronic games, Hazel. Debbie, and Andy . toys, books, leans, and Four Tiger kittens, eight 7:===;Y :;:a=r!l =::==5=:= == e= 11 misc. weeks old. Phone .u\·097,., 3 Announcements Gall ipoliS. Gigantic Yard Sale : Mon· SWEEPER and sewing day through Saturday June 2 FamilY Porch Sale 86 machine repai r, parts, and Mixed Beegle, mate, has 1st to the 6th. Dishes, new Pine St., Gallipolis. 9 to 5, suppl ies. Pick up and had all shots, very gd, with and used toots, c tothtng, Fri ., Sat., e. Sun. Jeans, delivery, Davis Vacuum children. 1 yr. old 446-2164. shoes, wooden wagon tops and misc . Cleaner, one hall mile up wheels, children's rldlno Georges Creek Rd . Call toys, baby crib, bucksaw, Male Doberman, 446-8581 , crosscut saws, hors collars, Yard Sale Sat., :June 6. 8 to «6-0294 .. 6. Clothing, aPf)llances, an· Gall ipolis. single trees, Avon soap 20 llques, and misc . Behind years old, and many other Southeastern Equipment In NEW GARAG E OP ENING Two black mate kittens to - Automatic transm issions give away , 446·4152, Items to numerous to men· Kanauga, OH. tton. 2 miles West of and all sorts of mechanical Gall ipolis. Gall ipolis on Rt. 141 , repair and malor and GARAGE SAI.E Fri.· Sat., minor auto body repair. June 5·6. 9-SPM. FAIR· See James Smith or Tom COI.I.I E and Coonhound GIGANTIC YARD SAI.E FIEI.D ACRES SUBDIV. Puppies. 992·2770. Masters or call A41>·7757 . June 4·5, Thurs. e. Friday, on Fairfield-Centenary time 8 to 6, Rt. 588· near Rd ., Gallipolis . Many wanted burnt out trailers 20x40 standing barn. Free Rodney . Hoover SWMper, Items, Including color TV for the root & alum . siding. tor removal. 949·2092 after fans, small chlldrens and stand, weight bench, clothes, glass fire screen, and shopimlth saw guards. Call 388·9973 after 5, Bid· 6p.m. grass tr immer, Avon B!. S, well, Oh . many hOusehold Items. Yard Sale Fri. , Sat., and Male black, while, & tan Sun. 9 till dark. Out Ad· Gospel Singing, Hannan part rat terrier; small dog , Flea Market Kanauga dlson Bulavtlle Rd. to Brick Trace Hi gh School , June 992·3666, Drive-In Saturday & Sun· School Rd. Pass school 6th, 7 to 9. Speci al , Eternal hOuH, 3rd trailer on right Youth group, Mercerville, Puppies, mixed breeds. 6 day, June6 e. 7. by Spor·tsman Club . Oh. weeks old . 378·6255. Reed· Moving Sale 10 Burkhart Children, women, & men svllte,Ohlo. L.ane. Good clothing, lhOel, clothing, ca. TV's, sewing 1 PAY highest prices dishes, tapts, r.cord.; machine, lewerly, and lots possible lor gold a nd silver s week old puppies. Mother coiris, r fngs, jewelry, etc. is an miniature collie. 992· books, canning jan, ;.me of misc . Contad Ed Burkett Barber 3615 evenings, and 992·3325 of all kinds, dOlls, hanging baskets, and -lng sup- Btck Porch Sele Rt. 160 Shop, Middleport. daytimes. plies. Gallipolis, OH. acron from Robeys Garage In brown lnd while Permanent Ha ir Removal . 4 half beagle puppies. Ntw springs and ProfesSional Electrolysis Homer . Bowen, Tuppers Pallo Salt Rt. 544 ba!Mtn trailer. mattr-. 160 ltld Bidwell School. center. A.M.A. Approved. Platna. Acrou from bank. Good clotho, lots of Ieana. or. referrals. By ap· dlshn, comodts, Garage Salt: Baby turn . polntments only , 675-~34. 9 puppies, part belOit, laboratorltl, ont tub, clothing, couch, misc. 1112 adult grey cat with mltltn lllhlng aqulprntnt. 5th and off 141 on L.lncoln I.ONEI.Y Christian paws & variety Of kllteM. 6th from 9 to ? Galllpolll, mile Plkt. Fri. and Sat. 111-4. Singles. Meet Christian Calllco & variety Of coton, OH . singles tnyour area . Write L.ong & Short halra. l'or In· o~rage Sale June H, t til 5 SOUthern Christian Singles formation call 992·UGS. Ytrd Salt Thvradlly tJ1d ltrttl betldt BldWtll Club, PO Box 1123, Sum Prlclly, Junt 4 & 5, North SChool, tan ltoule. ClOthing, merville, sc 29413 or calli · Oallla High SChool 10:011- OIIIIWirt, flrtpiiU 3 kittens, 1 large " '· 742· 803-871-9850, 24 hOurs. 6100. Sponttred by: North Kl'ftl1, lnd othtr 11em1. 2452. Gallla Chlerllldtra. PIANO l.essons. l.ucy Jane Bulmer. Hartfol'd, WV 882· Yard Salt-l'rl. & Sat. Yard Sale. Prl. a. Sal., JUIII 2295. 11011111 HOIItiW Rei. II IIIII., H. f'lrat raMon 11ft pet 7 Yard Sate 7 Yard Sale Yard Sale· everything Porch Sale 1310 Ohio St., must go, make offers. 1l3 Thurs., Fri., and Sat.. Crib, Kineon Dr., Gallipolis. plypen, baby clothes, toyl, Friday June S lhru Satur· clothes, new craft Items day June 6. 9AM to SPM, and misc. Items. 1nfants wear, children wear, toys, beauty salon CARPORT SALE Fri. 6· equipment, and misc. 9PM, Sat. 9·3PM, 128 EngliSh Rd. CLEAN YARD SAI.E - Thurs., ITEMS, prices cheap! . June 4 and Fri., June 5, 9 a .m. Ill ?? Davis ·residence, Rose Hill. Men, women and Yard Sates Family, Friday children's clothing, toys, and Saturday 9:00·3:00, tools, metal stepstool and 2008 Marquette Ave. many mi$C. items. Yard Sale-- Saturday, June 6 from 9:00AM, 1111 1 One Yard Sale. June 4,5,6. 9.a.m.-6. 5 miles off Rl. 7 mile from l.eon on l.eonturn at Meigs Memorial Baden Rd . Children and Gardens . Old sliver adult clothing & tots more. dollars, fifty cent pieces, misc. old coins, color TV, Carport Sale 82 Burdette jeans, women & childrens Addn. Fri., and Sat. Girls and misc. Follow signs. s ize 6 to 8, todler boys clothing. Hobby horse, doll Several Garage Sates, June house, curtains. and lots of 5 e. 6th, from 9·4 at misc. Items. Riggscrest Manor, one hall miles · north of Eastern Yard Sale, 2 Family Satur· High School on Co. Rd. 28. day, Vllllage .ot Cheshire, T.V., children's clothing, Ohio . E lei:lrlcal ap· books, air conditioner, etc. pllances, books, shoe skatH, misc . Rain cancels. YARD SAI.E : 541 S. St., Middleport. June Moving Sale at the reslden· 6th, Taylor & Redovlan. ce of Frank Bush beside George Roberts residence, Gallipolis Ferry. 9 am · 5 Family yard sate, pm Satur<!aY only. Some day, June 6 from 9· antiques and misc. No Monday, June 8th from L.ocated at 487 S. 4th Street, Calls. Middleport. Yard Sale Saturday June 6. 9 · 5. L.ast house on right. Yard Sale, corner of ,& Broadway, Middleport. Sandy Heights. Carl Me· June s, 6. Clothing, Daniel residence. chemistry sets, misc . items. · I Public Sate & AUCtiOII Yard sa le. Sal., June 6, 9-6. Clearing Out Sale-some an· Clothes, chrome dinette tlques, glasawtre, diSh· set, baby . clothes, window washer, II'alii compador, screens, curtains, tires, old -tng machine, porh~dge trimmer, home table TV, couches, chairs, baked goods. Rollers, 366 tabiH, tots of oddS & enda. 6th St., Middleport. Wilsons Farm on Flat· woods Rd. off Rt, 7 above Saveral ·family yard Hit, Pomeroy, look lqr signs, at Sat., June6, 10a.m. Second F lve Points, Sunday & St. in Syracuse. Clothes of Monday, June 7th & lth, 10 aiiSIZH, maternity clothes, to? · lamps, toys, hOusehold articles, Iota of misc. Rain Auction- Anllques and cancels. C(!IIKIIbles. 1 pm Sunday 7, MI. Alto Auction et lnterSKtlon Of Rt 2 Yard Sale. Sat., June 6, 9-? Sllvertone, organ, baby and 33, 1 mt111 IOIIth 01 Items, motorcycle helmet, Ravenswood, ofltrlng 3110free Items, toys, clothing, 400 dtltralllt tteml InSt. Rt. 124 between cluding 01k lvrnllurt, SOulhtrn High Sc:hool and wicker, 111-n. JIDIIwy, etoneware,lrOIIware, old Dorcas. car pam, and Iota of good YARD Nle Thurs. Fri . Sat. primitive Items. Terms· 13 Mile c-k Rd. 1 milt CASH. Ktng ICole AuctiOn out Trlbllll R,d. Tum 11ft 1 Servlct. Ktn KOII, Auc· t'«*r. milt. watCh signa, YARD aalt Saturday, Junt ''---W=III~.~-!.llvy~-. 6. 9-6 p.m. lox :IN Hannan Tract Rd. OlttiMIOII Ill Htrold Keister mldi!IOI, Air conclltiOIWI', 011 etvvt, ... •tovet. 111111. unall.,. 111'-- dllhll 1111110" Of mllctl--. •ltlllll. 30f. 17t-mt, ·G irlll 111e lat., 01110. 10 til ? CIOIIIIIIIIIIIII w.M.P.O. only 1111111 on 10-S. wt M1V1 Dr., mile, n.m.. Rain cenct11. rlflllt, HtvlllcWVA. Wantld to Buy 9 11 Halp Wtnted CASH for 'your diamonds, WANTED · Lease men, to gold and ~liver, class rings, tease oil and gas proper· , Wedding· bands, sliver and Gallla and surrolln· gold . coins . Tawney counties. Inquire to Jewelers, 422 Second Ave., Bend Oil Inc., 269 Gallipolis, Dhlo. r River Rd ., Gallllpc)IIS . Call A41>·428S. 011. AND GAS l.eases Wan· ted . Extensive drilling I.PN' S/RN'S Need per· program, 87 wells drilled manent or tempory help In 1980. 210 planned 1981. We our OR/ R R units, ex· need more acreage for our perlence In these ongolngprogram. Write : specialized needed. MUst 111 Rlvorslde . l.ane, take calls. Please contact Marietta, Ohio 45750. Call: Personnel Off ic e , 1614) 373-9806. teness Hosp., Hospital Dr,, Athens, Ohio -457()1 , Wanted Swarms of BeH, E.O.E, Call after 5PM, «6·1052, GallipoliS. Have lml)1edlately opening tor one experienced gyl'fl· Would like to buy car· nestles Instructor. Apply burator for a 1972 Scout II, immediately at the Municipal 6 cyl. Call 2ld·6826, Nor· Gallipolis Build[ng, 518 Second Ave . thup, Oh . WANTED TO BUY : GOLD, SILVER , PI.ATINUM, STERI.ING· COINS, RINGS, JEWEI.RY, MISC . ITEMS. MARKET ABSOI.UTE PRICE GUARANTEED. EO BURKETT BARBER SHOP, MIDDLEPORT, OHI0992·3476. HARI.EY·DAVIDSON, preferably older model, but will consider new model If reasonable. Must be In good condition, In the S1500 to 12500 price range. Call 992-5006. PART OR FULl. TIME to lease land tor oil and gas development. Pay based on per acre teased, withdraw commission for those who quallly, Must have car, wrlle Stanley Energy Development, PO Box 328, Ironton, Oh .(5638. BabySitter needed, 2 older children In vinclnlty 01 Rt, 141 . Call alter 5 A41>·4827, Gallipolis. Full -time, live -In Housemanagtr for group home In Gallipolis, OHio to work with persons with want' to buY IIOod used menta 1 retardation. Send baby furniture. Must be In resume to John l.ehew, PO good clean condlllo11. 992· Box 906, Gallipolis, Oh 45631 . Buckeye Community 6786. Services Is an equal opportunity employer, BEDS-IRON, BRASS, old furniture, gold, sliver dOllars, wood tee boxes, l stone Iars, antiques, etc, 1185.00toSSOOweeklydOing ' Complete households, mailing work. No ex· Write : M.D. Mlller, .Rt. 4, perlence required . APPLY : Circle Sales, P.O. Pomeroy , Oh. Or 992· 77~. Box 224·0 , Richmond Hill NY 11418. ' ·Old furniture and antiques Of all kindS. Call Kenneth Swain, Gallipolis, Ohio 256- Got some free time? Start your own buSiness. Start 1967. selling Avon. Be your own bon, Set your own hOurs Old furniture, copper and The harder you work, the brau, keHies, split hickory more you' ll earn. For baskets, stone ian with details, call 742·2354 or 742· names. 446-3925. 2755. HARPER · HAI.STEAO SAI.VAGE CO., 11th and Viand SlrMI, now buying metals (copper, brass. aluminum, ltecl, stalnlns IIIII, tlallerltl and riCIII- Olf181111, YIIICIW I'IJDI, catnip 1111181881frnl. 10 am tv 6 pm dilly. Allo ·Flee Market on Satvrdayt, CAII675-.... TOIACCO PI.ANTS, - 1124. - ·· -·--- · ···- ·-+ ~- ~ . -. ·--··· - GET VALUABI.E training as 1 young business person and earn good monty plus some gre1t gifts. 11 a Sentinel route ctrrler. Phone ua right eway and on lht allglbllltv list 11 9922156 or 992·2157. uet REAl. ESTATE OP· PORTUNITY. Can you sell??? YIKir own lull-lime bus11111s, Real Estate, rlghlln this area. National company, estatllllhed In 1900, largest In Its field. (Unlicensed? · ..., give exam guidance.) All advertising, all stgns, fOrms, supplies furnished . Prolesllonal Training and Instruction given lor rapid · development · from Start to lucc.a. Nell-Ide advertlllng brings Buyers from EVtrvwhere. Can you qualify? have lnfllatlva,You must ucellenl character (bondeblt), Hies ability, be financially responsible. Commlnlon· volume opportunity for m•n, women, couple or 21 Business _ __,0'-'P:r:l!!l,rt _,u,_,n:!!ltv L..__ Artcralt Concepts now seeking managers and counselors. Exceptional earning program, well establiShed company with exclusive products. No In· vestment, delivery, or collecting Involved. Craft. experience not required. For Interview call 256·93411, Gallipolis. bath, storms, choice location, our of high water , garden, workshop . IJO,OOO.OO. Shown by appt. 1-614·235-6569, Reduced from appraisal of 145,700. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, total electric, carpeted, tarOt kltchen~dtnlng and living rooms. DishWasher, lots of cabinets and closets. Bog master bedroom , ;.rage, 10x26 rear porch, I.OG HOMES, Factory 1h acre. l.ow utilities. Clean Direct, Dealership and top cond. l.eaving state 139.500. 992·5704. :~:l\l!a~b:~teunlimited ;·~~~ Investment Income THREE bedroom house, Mr. Walton family room with fireplace, full basement, all ap· pllances and draperies . 675-1542 alter 5 p.m. 1 9 team That can Sell. Information without Oblllllllon. Strout Reelty, Inc., Dept. F., 1101 N Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17102. Two Story House and lot on Broad Run Rd. 882·2407, FOR sale or lease option to buy. Four bedroom~· Proftssionel car ga~agt, targt lot, 6 Servlcts mfles. N. on Rt. 2 from Pt. 12 Situations wanltd COMMERCIAl. lnd In· Pleasant, call304·273·51-45. Wanted : Baby IIHing , dustrlal photography. preferred In my 110mt rates Phone 446-2909 or «6'7226 5 room ttome, bath • .U el~· $2,00 per hr. Must provide afler4p.m. trlc, } vhrs otd;'· j tn-'allon. Call «6acres,l2d,500. Bud Chattin 2504, GallipoliS. INCOME TAX AND AC· Road, Pt. Pleasant 675· COUNTING SERVICE · 18211. Repair or remodeling Call ~46- 7068 · for ap· ~.flooring, doors, wall polntmentanyttme. paneling, ceiling, or floor tile, lldlng, 992·2759. Mobllt Homes Pleno tuning and" repair: 32 tor Sale l.ove your neighbor tune Will do roofs, good rates, your Plano. Bill Ward, frtt ntlmates. Call alter 5 Wards Keyboard. 446-43n, PRICES REDUCED · Used mObile <fWimes and travel at992·5125. Galllpoi!Strailers. TRI · STATE MOBII.E, HOMES. CALl. Have room and board and PIANO TUNING and Hr· A41>·7572. teundry and cere In my vice, all makes and prtvat. honie. lor lht models. Call BOb Grubb at elderly .. 992-4022. 444·4525. Formerly with 11111hedlate possession 3 betlroorn mObile home on Wards Keyboard. acre wooded tot, new Will do babysiHing In your drilled well, 111 ,000 «6· horllt. Call992·597~. GAI.I.IA Ctean tng and 4394, Davis Rd. Rtnt·A·Matd Service Inc ., Wanted : will do' babysit· FrM Esllmatts, bonded, For Sale Two house trollers ling In your homl. 992·5974. Insured, phone 245·9234. IOined , one Is a Cltantog by the week, monliJlC50 Is 0 12X50. thor conlraclval. ·~Yii~i~llii,;Oii, 367·7662. SANDY AND lEAVER tnlllranca CO. hl8 Offtnd wvkn tor fire IIIIUranct covtrlll In Oallll County far IIIIICIII 1 century, Farm, hOmt ltld personal PI 0Pt1 tv covtrl!lll a,. IVIIIHit to tnlll In· For Seta 12X65 2 bdr., dlvldUII . . .. Cqnttct FOR all your pllotogr-"y mobile hOml, good Cond ., Kill lurtllall. your ntiOII· ,_.go to Tawney Sttlillo, S3,9JO.OO, 446-1339, Bidwell, &14 2nd. Ave,, Galtlpolll. bOr IIIII agent. OhiO. PIIIIIOrll. family OH. pholol, Mddllllll,and comAUTOMOBILI! IN · mercial p~~o~ogri!Ji1y. 2 ~· mObile home on SURANCI! bltn can· Ktrr·Belhtl Rd. Call «6· ctlltdt L:oal your 3101aller 6 PM, Gallipolis. C & F Cltlnlng Syst.ms. Gf)lrator's Lie-? f'hone Offices, reslcltntlals. car· ,.214 pets, UphOIStwy, windows, 5 mob. homn, will 1111 one ~ ltoor, and IIIMf'll cleaning, or all, already HI up In park·undtrplnned, and lot 446-27131101 PM. 11 ICIIIIII lllllnlcllltn luvallltllefor ,.,1. Prlcad at S3,000 to 18,000. 1·216SUMMIR SCHOOL IN· l'wmantnl hair removal U, In Jackson, OH. STRUCTION · 0.. your Pi Oftlllonal E lectrolysls ' child liNd extra help? Clnt.r, AMA oved, lttvltw program lor Dr., rlltrrals. IIV. Ill" 1911 Fairmont 14x52, 2 bclr ., lvmanct. good conct., ruelfng or mllh. polnTmtnl only 675-6234. 100.00, H5· 92U, Pt 1111 Cllurcll. Call ' Otlllpotll. 446-..SJ. Prtptrt for •v• c~-• " •= ----- r:• ' CLI!AN USI!D MOBILE HOMES ti:USI'L'S QUAI.ITY MOilLE HOME SAL.I, ~ MI. WIEST, OALL,IPOLIS. RT. ~f.HONI _. . . . or 446- ; -~-------·.····~ 5~1-..!H~o~u~se!!h!:!o!:!ld~G!:!ood=s ~ YNE 'S FURNITURE chair, rocker, ol· mrr•an . 3 tables, SSOO . Sofa, and toveseat, 1275. and chairs priced $275. to S695 . Tables, and up to S109. Hide-a· beds,S340., queen size, S380. Recliners, Sl65 , $295., l.amps from S18. to $65 . 5 pc, dinettes from S79., to S365. 7 pc,, S189. and up. Wood table and 4 chairs, S350 up to $495. Hutches, $300 . and $375 ., maple or pine finish. Bedroom suites · Bassett Oak , S649., Bassett Cherry , 1765. Bunk bed complete with mat· tresses, $250. and up to $350 . Captain's beds, $275. complete. Baby beds, $89. Mattresses or box springs, full or twin, $5.1., firm , S65. and 175. Queen sets, 1185. s dr. chests, $49 , 4 dr. chests, $42. Bed frames, S20 .and $25., 10 gun · Gun cabinets, $350 ., dinette chairs S'IO. and $25 . Tappan gas or electric ranges, $285. USED , Ran g e s, refr igerators, and TV 's , 3 m iles ·out Bulavill e Rd. 1 bdr. apartment in Rio Open 9am to 7pm, Mon . Racine, 2 plus bedrooms, Classified Pages ·cover the follow· ing telephone exchanges ... pleyful 7 week old kittens . Price $3.00 adults, S1.50 3742·2460 Card ol Thanks child. Starts 11 :30 AM . Free enterta inment. Rt. 62 We again wa nt to !hank N, Pt . Pleasant. KI TT EN S, 895·3472. each and everyone who BabySitter, shift-work . Phone 675·1940. Sl9 $] WORDS See all sellers in the Tri·County area . 2. Convenience: NEED someone to Install carpet. Must have own tools. Call675-1317. . ;·i' ~ - - -.l--- - - .-· . . TRAII.ER space '3 miles HuffY exerciH IItke, like Modern mob. home,furnl., from town iunction '2 e. 62 at new, 150.00. Rival meat In city, cent. air, 1 or 2 oldY, ~75·3248 . slicer, like new, $35. Otter adults only : 446-o:l38. kitchen center-mixer, bien· del", Ice crusher, salad 47 Wantld to Rent For Rent unfurn.•2 bdr., maker, rl)eatgrln~erlcoot garage aP,artment. Cen· Responsible familY to 3 S179 sell $70) , & needlepoint trolly located, adults only, wished to rent or lease 2 or stool, S15 . 446· 7895 , no pets, sec . dep., credit 3 bedroom home In Gallipoli S. ref ., Inquire at 54 14th Ave. 11omeroy or Middleport area. A41>·7420. · Road e. dirt bike Kl. 250 1978 Kawasaki, Iike new 1 bdr. unfurn. , apartment 1600. l.lncoln 230 welder downtown location. No 48 Equipment for Rent and cpmplete acetylene pets, adults, new ENDI.OADER and outfit e. tanks 1350. Antique remodeled A41>·.3432. backhoe. sao per day. mamr:na bench, pull 1111 Operate yourself. Ra y traitor 11 fl . tong lor small 2 BDRM. Garage Apt,, Beegle, 895·3841. car rack $700. Call 367·0160, Burkhart Lane, deP.. req., Gallipolis. no pets, «6·3432. Will do day care services In For Sale house and lot In FURNISHED Efficiency, my home call 446-0566, VInton, Oh. Reasonable 1135. Ulllllles pd. Share bath, «6·«16 after 7 p.m. price, land contract available, 245·5818. home. !:::=======::;=========~FURNISHED Apt. , 2 BR, Modified A-frame With 3 1150. Water pd . . one child ' area. bedroor:ns, 2 baths, car· acceptable. A41>·«16 after 7 H-om _ts__ 41 Housoslor Rent p.m. ELECTRICAL. Plumbing peted, ' Slone circular l-2 ---M~Ob"""llt...,., lor Sale --------and Healing .Service. No fireplace , spiral stairs, Modern house·close to 2 bdr. apartment across lOb too small. 10 years ex, utility room . Private. 8 bdr. trailer tor sale 367 Gallipolis, yard & garden, from park. S175 mo., parperlence. l.ow rates. Ph . acres. 992·7741. Cheshire,Oh. air cond., stove & refrig, llally turn., dep. & ref. req. 992·2533. rugs e. drapes furnished, A41>·3919 or A41>·0021 In bedroom house, large lot, ref. & dep. reg. A41J·0239. Gallipolis. size basement. 992·7791 x 65 mobile hOme & large tull limestone, lot In suburbs of Racine, In· Dunlap. weekdays alter 4, eludi n g stove and 2 bdr., 1 bath, on 39 acrea, 2' bdr ., unturn. apartment on Main St., Six room house, basement, retrlgtrator, dinette set, all 11 mllessoulh of Gallipolis. 'In VInton, Oh, " 5818 new wiring , storeoe 2 d garage. 1.2 acres. Rose 1200 mo,, write : Willard sec . ep, - · Carpentry and remodeling Hill. Upper forties. ~14·678 · building. SliOOO Call 367· Bentz, Rt. 2 Box 162, Crown and roofing. 576·2989. 7811. 2513. . City, Dh or Ph. 6U·2ld·636C. 1 Bedroom apt. all utilities paid, 675·5104 or 675·5386, 1973 Crown Haven, 14•65, Pt. Pleasant. l.a,rOt 3 bedroom home, 3 painting, drywall, and textured extertor three bedroom, new car· House tor rent upstairs living rooms, formal dining "flings. Phone675-1573. pet, 1971 Cameron, 14x64, Duplex, 15 VIne St., Small efficiency apartment room, 2 built In kitchens, 2 two bedroom, new carpet. Gallipolis . 2 bedroom, baths, 1 wllh shower. Ali. lor 1 adult only, A41>·0338, Will do babysitting till tu.lly carpeted. l.ols of 1972 Champion, 12><60, two adults only, dep., A41>·2419 Gallipol is. ·S:OOPM675·3745. paneling. l.arge swimming bedroom, new carper. 1976 or .u6·39.W. pool tn back . Seen by ap- Cameron, 12x60, two 2 bdr. upstairs duplex, 15 bedrooms, bath & 112, new Wll.l. mow lawns In Pt. pointment only . 992·2404 at· carpet. 1970 PMC , 12x60, 6 rm. house lor · rent. Vine St., Gallipolis. Adults ler 4 p.m: l.arge recreation Pleasant, phohe 675·1504. two bedrOOm, new carpet, Inquire at 918 Second Ave., only, dep., riverv iew, ~and laundry room. 3949 or A41J-2419. 8 & S Sales, Inc., 2nd and Gallipolis. Tree work wanted, will do Viand Street, Pt. Pleasant,' prunnlng, topping, and Beautiful ,three bedroom wv Phone 675-4424. 2 bedroom house, 2 bdr. apartment across take downs. 675·6682 and (Inch brick homo! In Raum basement, garage. No from Honda Shop, $2.00 Addition, Pomer.oy, Ohio. 446-1735. children or pels. Deposit Gas heat, central air, Call 1975 VIking 12x60 all elec· and lease required. S225 mo., plus dep., 446-9380, Gall ipolis. trlc 2 bedroom. Parlly fur· 992·2571, 985·4145 orl-687· per month. 614-678·2513. nlshed . 992'7479. 6429; llmei.:G~a~l~llpo~ll~s·~~~~~· Tempo,ary, Aide part. Clinic-office position, during IUmmtr months. HOUI'I will vary, total prqblbly 20 hOurs ~r week or lela. RHponSibllltles In· elude lllllattng with family plaMing clinics and office coverage, Travel Is required. L.ocal references required. An Equal Op· portunlty Employer. l.lst of requlraments · anq ap· pllcalf!MI !arm• may ba picked up 1'-5-wttkllays at Planned Parenthood of Southeaat Ohio; Meigs County Court House, Pomeroy. ' ', • ::; ' ,• p .: ' ;l ~?~H~~~~·I'NrERtoR 15 WORDS 4. Results: HOUSE FOR SAI.E 3 bedroom, lull , basemert. Immedlalt possession 4463748 or 256·1903. In city . limit,, Gallipoll ~. paint Creek NEW l Bdrm. home w' 446-931M. basement and gliragt· In motors 3' Plantz Subdlvtsipn. 145,000. «6·0390, v' . For Sale Ben Franklin .wood burning stove with pipe, good condl!lon not used long, Ph . ~- 1157. NI!WL Y · REMODEI.E;D 2nd. floor ell. apart., idlllft only, no pets, call «6·0957, 729 s~ond Ave. 2 1xfr. home, modern kit· chen & bath, .on Rt, 7, priced In t~S20's. 256-1413. ,, 1. Reach: KIT 'N' CARLVLE,. Nttn1118rllle 2 bedi-oom house, new car· Grande, Oh. A41J·0157. pet, stove, refrigerator, near Pomeroy -Mason bdr. partially turn . apartbr idge. Adults preferred . 2ment, $175 mo .. Stale St., 1971 Darlan 12 x 65, 3 Deposit. 1·?04-77H962. Gallipolis, across from bedrooms , 1972 Crown park. Dep. req., ref., water Haven, 14 x 65 with B x 10 expando, 3 bedrooms. 1973 7 room house, country set· paid. «6·3919. Utopia 12 x 65, 2 bedrooms. ling, large yard, garden, 1972 Invader 14 x 70, 3 one car garage, cellar, Two, 2 bdr. apartments, in bedrooms. 1972 Nashau, 14 buildln 5 miles from Vinton, Oh, nice, 388·8368. x 60, 2 bedrooms. B v.. S Pomeroy . Electric heat, Sales, Inc . 2nd and Viand T.P.e. C. water, carpeted, Sis. Pt. Pleasant, WV . drapes, gas stove, fur- Furnished 2 bedroom up· nished. 1225. a month, stairs apartment . Adults Phone 675·4424. deposit requ ired, you pay only, no pets. Middleport. 992·3874. utilities . 949·2574. 14x70 two expandos·two br , tWo baths, tully furnished, on rented 1/ 2· acre lot, 3 ROOM house, furnished, 1 & 2 bedroom furnished beautiful lawn e. garden, with air conditioner. apartments . 992·5434 or 992· city water & sewer, all Mason, wv, S150. month 5914 or 882 ·2566. electric will hold mortgage with water furn ished 992· with reasonable down. Call 3752. One and two bedroom un· furnished apartments tor 675·6704. rent In Middleport. Stove 42 , Mobile Homes and refrigerator furn ished . lor Rent 2 bdr. mobile home In New Haven, adults only, no pets, Mob . home with garage $150.00 per month. Call 992· 7511 ' 675-1452 OS 675·2996 after 3. and garden, furn ., In· eluding washer and drver, Mason County, 1S miles 1/Bth mile from North 2 bedroom apt., upsta irs in from Ripley, 8 acres, 1977 Gallla High School on ~t. Rac ine, with off street Fleetwood mobile home, 3 160. Has to be seen to be ap· parking, carpeted & kit· chen furnished . No pets. bdr, 2 full baths com · preciated 388-8436. 614· 423·8257 for ap· pletely furnished, stocked pond, fruit trees on paved MOBII.E HOI',IE< no pets, polntment after 4 p.m . road. $29,500. 1·755·7635. ret . required . 675·3000 bel· REGENCY apartment now ween8 :30a.m. 6:00 p.m. availa ble . 675·6722 or 675· REAl. ESTATE For Sale 1 acre of ground with small Furn ., 2 bdr. tra iler 5104 or 675·5386. trailer over lOOking Ohio & Butaville·Addlson Rd . 446· Kanawha RIvers. In city APARTMENTS. Fur· l.lmlta 116,000.00. Call 675· 4265. ntshed or unfurnished . 675· 5173 or 675·60411. 1371 days , 675 ·3812 2 bedroom mObile home evenings. call446·1232, Gall lpolis,OH . Farms for Sale 3 ROOM apartment, By owner 55 acre farm 2 bdr., unfurn ., mOb. home utilities paid, 675·5104 or with 9 room house, barn, on Georges Creek Rd. Ref . 'and minerals. Morning & deposit req., A41>·4229, 675·5386. Star Area. 165,000. 9.W·2630 Gallipolis. 2 BEDROOM apartment, evenings. utilities paid, adults only, 2 bdr. iurn., mob. home In no pets. 675·1883 9·5 wee k· 100 acre farm Chester. 985· Cheshire, OH, dep. & ref . days. 4146 or 667·6129 . req., call A41>·4229 . APARTMENTS675-4130. 34 Buslntss Building• 2 bdr. trailer furn ished, gas JONES Bar & Club, West & water furnished, no pets, Effic iency Apartment, fur · Columbia, for sale or lease, S225 mo., $100 dep, «6· nlshed, all utilities paid, 4757, Gallipolis . 773·9110 . 895·3450 or 675·4622. USED Mobile Home. 576· 2711 . FILLING station With 2 2 bedroom . trailer on Apartment, 1 bedroom, loh, 3 room apartment, Bulav ille·Addlson RD . 1150 plus gas and electric. Phone A41>·6583, Gallipolis. 304-237·5145. Phone 675· 1174 . P t. Pleasant. 2 bdr . mobile home, Bulavjlle Rd. 446·3437, 45 Fumlshed Rooms I.OTS · Real nice campsite GallipOliS. on Raccoon Creek, all SL.EEPING ROQMS for utilities avaltatlle, S300. Mobile home lor rent, 3 rent, Gall to Hotel. down, owner will finance, bdr., completely furn., A41>· call after 3 p.m., 256·6413. 9669, Gallipolis. SI.EEPING ROOMS and light housekeeping apt., 4 I.OTS In Plantz Sub Mobile nome on McCully Park Central Hotel. Division, price $4,850. Call Rd. , Gall ipoliS. «6·4736. A41>·1294. SI.EEPING room, $75. 2 bedroom trailer lor rent . Range, relrlg ., single male For Sate by owner. 2 acre Brown's Troller Park, 992· preferred . «6·«16 after 7 building site near Tuppers :mo~ . p.m. Plains. MH484. 2 Bedroom MObile Home, Sleeping rooms; by the BY owner, 3 apartment furnished, adults week , kitchen, and hOUH on approx. 1 acre. preferred . Deposit, 992· television toungt. Carryout l.lve In one, rent others to 27#1. store and rntaurant within make your payment, can 500 feet . 992·6370. be converted single home. City water, will consider For rent, lOx 50 2 bedroom u · Space lor Rlflt land contract. 675·1183 9·5 mObllit home. Racine area. 992·5851. p.m. 'For Rlmt Office or small lus111111 lf)l)ce on State St. 133 ACRES of woodland ad· UNFURNISHED mObile «6·3432. lotnlng Cornatelk $41,000. IIOmt. Marrtld couples · only . No poll. Apply In per· Office SPlice dOWntown lfler5p.m.67..,.., - · Evtrtlte · 'Sc:hWartz. location, first floor «6· Rt. 1, LOcust Rd., Point 3432. PIMNnl, W, VI. For Rent modern office suite, Business Prolnslonal Bldg., 414 Sleond Ave., -town Gllllpolls. Call or .. .. Morl'll Haskins. Secluded private tralltr lot In wooded a - . ldHI lor IIIII IUilltnll' eutdoors. Cantact • ._,, Trailer Park, 9ft·U24. --~ COUNTRY MOBILE Home Plrk. Routt 33. North \If : : - 0\'. Uirlt 1011. Call 717f. thru Fri., 9am to5pm, Sat. A41>·032,2 GOOD U'SE D AP · PI.IANC ES · was hers, dryers, refr igerators, ranges . Skaggs Ap · pllances, 1918 Eastern Ave., «6·7398. One used Maylag washer & dryer in good conditi on. $350. 99H594 . 52 CB, TV, Radio Equipment 40 CHAN NEI. Carr ie r Conqueror 400 base C.B. $200 or best otter. 773·5013. or ' ,,,,•;! ,. ..'' " { " " ,. For Sale Brownie uniform complete size 10, $10.00, Ping pong table $10.00, A41>· 2741, Gallipolis. Two month spring special for upholstering furniture . Richard Mowery , Sr . owner . 675·4154. .. ·' ' SWIMMING POOI.S : PRE -SEASON SALE : $999.00 INSTA I.L ED!!! Above ground pool CDM· PLETEI. Y INSTAI.I.ED starting at$9'19 .00. Price in· ~des pool , deck, fe•ce, ~...J!_ner. . and in · stallatl.on ~riormal ground condition. ·" 'Nile, shop at home service. Call 1 800·624·8511 . SAI.E·I.adles new blouses $5.99·7.50, Slacks $4.99·5.99, dresses $12 .88, western boots, joggers. Batley's Shoes, Middleport, Ohio. ' ., Pogo stick, 15.00 ; 20 Inch girl's bike, $5 .00; 24 inch boys' 10 speed bike, $40.00 ; Moped, $250.00; 1968 Nova, $275.00; Bass boat, tully equ ipped, plus extras , S4000.00 . 992·6025 till 3 p.m. or 992-3068 alter 4 p.m. Silv er quee n sw~t ·• corn seed about 50 lbs . Sell any amount at S3.00 a pound. 742·3010. Coppertone stove with double oven electric. Coppertone ref rigerator to match, 1 year old, good commode, air cond itioner. 742·2187. 3· house trailer axles w ith Rebounder·total health ex- BIG discount. lor cash and 446 · 3358. carry at Village Furniture c e rsl ze 2605 J ackson Avenue, 675· 1773. 7 yr. old 1/2 Arabian horse, S700. 8 yr.old black a nd while gaited pa int horse, Spr ing Special · for ., 1600. 1973 Honda XR -75, upholste ring furniture . Ric hard Mowrey Sr ., 675·2249, Pt.Pieasant, owner. 675-4154. For Sate· Ring neck e. sli ver pheasants, Honda XI. very MA SON County's targtst good cond . 300. 446·0159, selection of line handguns : . Colt, Smith & Wesson, Gallipolis . Ru ger and others. At Heallh Aid Pharma cy, Florida Holiday cer· tlflcates, 5 days and 4 New Haven, WV 882·'1005. n lg~ ta, delux hotel or motel, on east or WHI coast 11000 BTU EMMERSON Qu iet Cool a ir conditioner, wllh free admission Disney World . Call A41>·1079 anitque oak bedroom suit, , other antiQues, 675·6167. alter 5, Gallipolis. Sears tent 8x12, $50 .00. Pioneer Super tuner AM· FM 8 track car stero, 175.00 . Call «6·1079 after 5, Gallipolis. 88 OLIV ER diesel, 1969 Volkswagen. 882·3239. .' 1 HP deep well pump, 36 gallon lank and all wlrH : and 115 ft . of 1" plastic Horse for sate, 3 yrd. old pipe, $400.00. 3 yean old , ! bay, 1:100 lbS,, harness & After 5:00p.m. 675·6916. saddle broke, exc . riding hone. Saddle, harness, MACHINERY and Toot. work brldln, and rldfnv New tn9ensolf· Rand 5 HP bridle all ·far 1650.00. Also air compressor on a 60 ;.1. FARMAI.I.·I tractor-run! tank. 11245. Call collact3114very gel. CORd., 11110.00. • · 7U·6244. ft$4, BidWell, OH. GALVANIZED Culvert, Good \VIlli' Will Drilling 52.35 ft . up. Bridge, etc . • tnachltll, lnclucllnfl Ill tools Steel, lOC ttl. up. 925·11884. •I n to own your bu1111111. Also utilitY truck with pipe Metal lied. 3 blOnd '-bles-2 rack. a I•. end tables, 1 colfte table,. · , 6 channtl BHI'l:llt • ICE MACHINES flakes & scanner, 773·9131. ·' =t.'1."'r..:I:W~r. Huntington. aqulpmtnt., tltC. Addltt,onal ' ~ .; 1967 Volkswagon Beetle, gd. shape, S550, 1973 2 ton Dodge hay truck exc. cond. 13500. Queen sized bed· spread, 2 prs. priscilla cur· tains to match sso. 245·9498, Bidwell , Oh. ti res and tongue . 949·2368. DIGITAl. ORO 2001 Realist ic 16 channel scan- ALL types of granite, mar· ner, $150. Phone8B2·2483. bl e, and bronze memorials. Display tot on Main St. Pt. Pleasant Granite Com53 Antiques pany , Phone 675·5548. ATTENTION : liM · PORTANT TO YOU J Will Digetal PRO :1001 Realistic· pay cash or certified check 16 channel scanner. $150. tor antiques and c:ollec· PhOne 882·2483. tlbles or entir e estates. Noth ing too large . Also, your own . guns, pocket watches, and ' P i ck coin collections. Call 614· strawberries from Larry' s pa tch da ily Tuesday767·3167 or ssn411 . Saturday B a m til dark, -===;:;::::=;:;::::::;:::=;== Sundays after 2 pm . 54 Misc. Merchandise Located 6 mit es out on ~---"======2 MONTH Spring Spec ial Jerry's Run Rd from Apple tor upholstering furnitur e. Grove, WV. Check In ai Richard Mowr ey Sr. house acr oss from Wat· · terson's Grocery. Taking , owner, 675·4154 . Prders al so for picked , • RATI.IFF POOI.S & SER· berr ies. Ph. 576-2574. VICE, in and above ground pool k i ts , I mmedi ate 26' TROUTWOOD travel delivery and complete ln· trailer and camp site on stall ation availabl e. Also Raccon Creek. Close to all pool suppli es and ser· Oh io River. $500 down, vices for existing pools. Owner will finance. 614·256- · For details and directions 1216. to local display, 446·1324. EASY credit available now KACH·AI.L portable metal to purchase furniture, build ings, sizes 41t.x1ott. to televis io·ns, or appliances. 12ft.x40ft. Gallipolis Block Village Furniture 2605 Co ., 123'h Pine St., call A41>· J ackson Ave., 675·1773. 2783. NEED several items of furappliances , WONDER STOVE · mfg. nitur e, by United States Stove Co., televisions. Big discounts wood and coal burner with tor quality purchase. · blower, Gallipolis Block VIll age Furnl!ure 260S Jackson Ave. 675·1773. co., call A41>·2783. but In cand., for rwnt, Hen· liNd RADCO HN·IU·1371, fill, 67S.U , l: • ;-t; · .. " ' · '" ' 1 ,; I:::~:~111111 ·- ...~ INtk 11101 - . .,.• • c ,_ ..,,., ' cab PICkup . 1300. 675-:IRIS. �sentinel 54 Misc. MercllandiH Heifer bull. 949•2368: ONE LOW Boy trailer, single axle, S250. Call 8'15381'1. ' ' , Hay-& Grain Approximately 8 acre stan· ding hay. 773-5323. WOOD liurnlng cook s,tove S6S.OO. 500 gallon tuel tank '!•Inch thick S75.00. call Pt. Pleasant, 675-4138 alter 6:00. " '' Picking up a plano In your area, looking tor responSwln Set. 675-3278, Pl. sible parTy to take over Pleasant. payments. ask tor credit ~ -~~:~~~~~~ ,~t~orj_ ~details, call 197.0 INTERNATINAL SCOUT - 4-W-D, 111100., also 5 acres up Rt. 35, Three .; mo. old R1120 Luxmon mile Rd., 112.000. Call 576· receiver with Bosse speaker JVS turntable 388· 2984. 8240 2 2 ' Autoi lor 5ale 1910 . VW Diesel Pu., Exc. Cond., Call alter 6 36Nl694. 446-1136 9AM to 8PM. . 1972 Datsun, S300. 446·8548, Gallipolis. Picking up a piano in your area, looking for responsible porty to take over 58 Fruit & Vegetables 4792. 56 Pets lor Sale Strawberries-pick vour POODLE GROOMING. Call Judy Taylor at 367· own Mon. lhru Sat. 9AM to 8PM. Closed Sundays, 7220. sorry no checks. Happy HOllOW Fruit Form, DRAGONWYND CAT · Gallipolis Ferry, WVA, 576TERY - KENNEL, AKC Chow Chow dogs. CFA 2026 .. Persian and Siamese cats. Chow pup- sTrawberries pick your pies are here, white Per· own, bring container 245sian & Himilayas killens. 5410. Call446·3844 after 4 p.m . Strawberries-pick your own, Claude · Winters, 245· HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding all breeds, clean 5121 . facilities. Also AKC Reg. Dober· Soy bean seeds . $8 bushel. mans. Call446·7795. 675-3905. JUST opened· The Fish Tank & Pel Shop, 2101 Jef· fer.s.on Ave., Pt. Pleasant, 675-2063. Rabbits U .OO, Parrots S89.95, Gerbils 61 Farm Equipment S2 .98. 79 Massey Ferguson 200 D. 2 Black Doberman pups, 1 Bulldorer diesel , 7 ft. male, 1 female, exc. blade, wench, 151 hours. pedigree, 1150 each, 256· ~~_1345 : 1269. John Deere side delivery Lovely & lonely Gordon hayrake, side mounted, Setter, medium size, one mower to Ill Farmall Super year old. Also shepard A or 140 tractor. Call 446collie mixed breed puppy. 9485 after 6PM. Humane Society, 992-6505. . ... AI<C registered Springer1 temil le, 2 males. Liver & white. Call Harlan Webb, Mansfield, OH at 1-419·5897024 anytime. AKC German Shephard pup$, IJ!OOd temperment, e•cellelil bloodline. 1·304· 675·2415. 1970 vw Bug gd. cond., 4469595, Gallipolis. 1977 Camero, ac. ps, pb, new tires, air shocks, good, cond., S3500. 675-4377 after 4PM . · 1970 vw van, new tires. engine overhauled. 675- 1969 Dodge Dart GTS.440 6866. Engine. Asking $1.850. Call anytime at949-2123. 1979 Chevelte, good con· dition. Call after 4PM 6751974 Monte Carlo 350 with 5115. headers, new .' •": --------------~· Two 14 Inch Cragars 1rld tires 175. Four 114 'Inch Rallys $75. Wrecked 1975 Olds Cutlass $200. Phone INTERIOR and exterior 675-1701. painting, Mark White; call ' . 2.15-9561 . 77 Trans AM· S3800.00, Ph. 5121 . Spaniel pups. 4 months old . P· 1'15-75· 14 Steel belled radial. Willie walla, 1:1/1 11 2000 Maxwell. ,Ph. 675·G51 $45for2. " payments, ask for credit tels, etc . Claude Winters, manager for details. call Rio Grande, 0 . Call 245- collect 592-5122. indoor-outdoor ..•J:. 71 Dov Pen 4x4x12, white tall Himalayan, 1' ' ·''0 ' ... . .. .. ... ......... bow. Phone 675-2668 after 5. 55 Building Supplies ALL TYPES of building materials, block, brick, sewer pipes, windows, lin· .•.- ... ~ tire.s . $1200.00. 949·2602. 1981 red Chevelle, 2 door automa1h::, with· side 4 Volkswagons. 8. one 1974 chrome and carpeting, ,;till Suburau, 2 door. 1167·3296. under warranty. S5,00Q. Buffalo, WV . 1970 Catalina Pontiac, air condtlonlng, $350. See at 1977 Gran PriM . S3000. 304 and one half Spring Phone 675 -5075 before 5 pm . Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio. see alter 5 p.m. William R. 1970 Chevy Impala, 350 Thoma . automatic, good condition, $500. 675· 1714. 2·1971 Datsun station wagons, 1 runs, 1 for parts. 1965 CJ5 Jeep, metal top 71 camping · •· and cloth top. 11200. 675- ____!:E:!!q~u!.lip~m:!!e~n:!.t_ _ . 1564. TRUCK TOPPER. fiberglas, with sliding win· Volkswagen . van. 7 dow for 6'12 fl . GMC or passenger, In good shape, I·Che,iv truck, S325. Call38858,000 miles, 12800. 895- 9334 6 p.m. 3652. 1977 BONANZA travel trailer, 35 fl . long, a.c., tip7~4.___.!:M~o!!to~r~cci.y~ct~es:!..._ out room. New !Wnlng, deluxe Interior, full beth, 1978 Kawasaki moto<cycle, cal l 388·8646. 1000 l TO, 4 cyl., call 675· 5079. ' 13 ' CAMPER, self · contained, sleeps H . very For Sale 1975 Suzuki Motor- good condition, well equip· cycle new ~arlng, ex. cond., ped. $795. 895-3953. 6,000 miles, call 245-5039, Bidwell, Oh. Ser. lees . Susukl120, exc . cond ., on or --;-- ----o=::-::-- - off road. UOO. Call446-8653, It Home Bidwell. Oh. Improvements 1978 Honda 750 exc. cond., FOR BEST In Carpet 4000 miles. $1.800 call 379- Cleaning · Call Smeltzer's Steamway. Call 614-446· 2411. 2096. 72 . Trucks for Sale 1973 Chevy pickup. Runs 1978 CUTLASS Salon. 675- good. Danville. S500. 7421973 c B 750 Honda, exc. 2722 or 6l5·5511 . 3035. cond., 256·11659, Gallipolis. 1977 DODGE pickup, slant 1977 Dodge 'h ton steps ide 6 6, automatic, PS, PB, cyl., 4 speed, 6 ft. 49,000 1978 Yamaha SOOCC single 51 ,000 miles, 4 tool bins, miles, P.S., am·fm 8track- culinder. 2,100 miles. Exc. good tires . $1,800. 949·2288. cond. $1 ,200. 1167·6569 after 5 615·2318. p.m. 1973 Oldsmobile. 992-6362. MORRISON'S Auto sales. 1978 FORD ·~ ton 4wheel Henderson, WV. Phone 675- drive, 675· 1121. 1547 or 675-2881 . 1968 INTERNATIONAL 1977 MONTE CARLO, Dump truck . $1200. 1945 Front end loader with large 34,000 miles, good con· Dodge 8 fl . dump truck lilt bucket. Has own pump, dition . 675·2226 . S350. After 5 p.m. 675·6986. heavy duty, good cond .• easy on 8. off . S500 call379· 1976 PlYMOUTH RV Van, 1953 Ford FIOO PU, Step2196, Gallipolis. 39,000 miles, ac, ps, pb, side, $150. Phone 576-2919 electric refrigerator , after 4, Apple Grove, WV. .4 - row Intern ational cruise·a-matic, 4 speakers, cultivator, 53 series, rear AM·FM 8 track stereo, 1 1967 XL Ford hardtop, 2 mounted, gd. cond., 675- owner, new tires, double door, 4 spd . trans, $500.00 . 3963, Pt. Pleasant. battery and charger, sink Call 895-3839 and water hook-ups, can be Four 15,00 gallon tanks seen at Tu-Endi·Wei Park 1973 Datsun pickup . Call aflocated above ground at or cal1675-9704. ter 5 pm 675·2032. ' Six be.-le puppies. 742· Athens, Ohio. $3,000.00 3007. each. Phone 1·304·422·2781 . 1978 DATSON 280Z, vans&4W .O. automatic, air condition, 73 2 AKC registered chocolate 4 14,000 ga llon tanks AM·FM radio. Call 675· 1980 JEEP CJ -5, 6·cyl. , 4spd., exc. cond .. call 446· toy ""''' poodle puppies . located above - ground at 3631 . $150. each. 992·7102 . Athens, Oh. 13,000 each . I· 1211 . 304-422-2781 . FOUR Daytona G·70·U white letter tire and three 1977 JEEP WAGONEER, THE F.ISH TANK and Pet !;loOP,, 2101 Jefferson Ave. Oliver Cletrac dozer. .4 super sharp maq wheels. 42,000 miles, air, PS, PB, 67H063 Guinea pigs 17.99 cylinder diesel. Runs good. 67H3591rom 5-8 p.m. rear window defogger, and 10.99, Parakets 114.99, $1200. 247·3972. ' power rellr window, A Zebra Fish 112.95, Gerbils 1971 Plymouth Fury Ill call wheel drive, exc. cond. $2 .98. Open 1H . Call388-9334 after 6pm . after 5:00,675-3413. 62 Wanted to Buy AKC Dachshund, WANT TO BUY Old fur · 1979 Dodge Colt Hat- MUST SELL, Make me an Pomer•n ian an Poodle nlture and Antiques of all chback, A/ C, FM-AM offer 1980 Jeep CJ 5, 6 cyl, 4 kinds, call Kenneth Swain, Radio, 4 SPd. 675· 1770, Pt. spd, low mileage, canvas pu11!119H958. 256-1967 in the evening. top, will trade. call 446-1211 Pleasant. or 446·3594. AKC Basset1 hound pup· Livestock pies, $115. Robertsburg WV 63 1979 DOdge Colt Hat!lrll851. 100 fryer sized chickens. chback, A/ C, FM · AM 78 4 wheel dr .• Bronco, one Radio, 4 spd , 675-1770, Pt. owner, low mileage, exc. $2 .00 each. 245-5286., cond ., 256-6532, Crown City, Pleasant. AKC Registered German Oh . Sheperd puppies, excellent 3 WEll broke horses. 1941 bloodlines & temperment, Ford 1 1/ 2 ton. partly 1973 Mark IV Lincoln Con· 675-2415. restored. After 4 PM 379· linental, New Vinyl Top. 1974 CJ·5 .•eep, 40,000 ac· tual miles, very good con· 675·6167, Pt. Pleasant. 2761, GalliPOlis. dillon, S3,000. 675·4321. 1975 Suzuki TS 400 wllh 3700 miles. S600. 992·5623. 1980 Honda CX 500, shaft drive water cooled with low miles & extras. 992-2722 after6p.m. 1978 Yamaha . 750 SE Special. Good cond .• plus extras. $1,700. 992·5785 af· ter 5. 1981 HONDA 70 ATC. 675· 6515 . 1978 ·sUZUKI PE -175, good condition. Phone 675-4082 after4 :30. 1978 XL 350 Honda, 1450.00 675-6878 . ' 1979 XR 80 Honda $360. 304675-2967 before 5. 1975 Honda 550 4 cyl, nice, S995. 895·3579. . 75 Boats and Motors for Sate 12 fl . V-Hull aluminum fishing boat and trailer. Good shape. 992·5565. STANLEY STEEMER Carpet Cleaning 446-,4208 PAINTING · Residential and commercial . Interior and exterior, mobile home roots. Free estimates. 17 yrs. exp. with references call367·7784 or 367-7160. IM MARCUM Roofing · spouting and siding, 3D years experience. Free estimates.- Remodeling. Call 388-9857. CALL 446-2801 for termite, roach, bird, rodent, spiders, fleas and other small Insect ·controL Free estimates given. A local com'pany locaed in Gallipolis erea. Bill Thomas . . STUCCO PLASTERING teMiured <:elllngs, · com· merclal and residential. free estimates. Call 256· 1182. SANDERS CON TRACTING, Carpentry work 8. painting, concrete, landscaping, 446·2787. INSTALL fireplace facing or chimney, dry wall, plaster. stucco, free est. Simulated brick or stone, Greg Burdette, call 675· 6357. BING'S CONCRETE CON· 12ft. fiberglass boat. new 7 S:rRUCTION - Specializing 112 HP motor. 304-675·5592. in concrete driveways sidewalks, patio: 1977 Checkmate boat, 16 fl . basement. garage floors 1.40 H P Even rude motor and etc. Free estimates. 11 with drive on trailer 388· years experience. Call 367· 7891 . 8240. ... ...,-, \ft'Ve GOT TO PROMIIE TO AIIP& MAKE~. Business Services r/;JN REESE TRENCHING SERVICE Water·Sewer·E lectric Gas line·Oitches Water line Hook·ups Septic Tanks County Certified Roush Lane Cheshir!, Oh. Ph. 367-7560 17· life HJ S0"- 2G-l0 H. P. HA 60" -25-60 H.P. HE 60" -45-80 H.P. All MOdels Available J&F LEO MORRIS CONTRACTING • Back hilt • E•cavatlng • Septic Systems eWater, Sewer & Gas Lines eOumpTruck AlHENS SPORT CYa.ES •Trencher LicenHd & Bonded l!t. 1 Side Hill Rd. Rutland, Ohio PH . 742·2455 5·11-tfc Does your house need-· a 13 • Hours : Mon.· Tues. 9-6 Weds.·Fri. 9-7 Sat. 9-5 Closed Thurs . 3·29·3 mo . PH. 992·7201 5·21 -lfc ROUSH BAII.fY'S Sti)ES H. L WHITESEL CONSTRUCTION 322 N. 2nd Ave. ROOFING · . New Homes · ex· Middleport, Ohio cleaning and painting. All work guaranteed. Free Estimates Reasonable Prices Call Howard r49-ZN2 949-2160 2-4-lfc Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSFI' SIDING CO. "lloutllul, Custom' BuiHO.ro'"" Call ler trw lldiflt •H•oNI, ,.,.., or Mfo21M. No..,_, Colli J·ll-lfc tensive remodel· in g. • Electrical work • Roofing work · 13 Yeirs Experience Greg Roush Ph. 992·7583 NEW STORE HR Effective 4·6-81 MON . thru SAT. 9 to s Closed Thursday H 1 mo. pd . 6·3·1 mo. MIUER El£CTRI SERVICE Let George Miller check your present electrical system . Residential &Commercial Cai1742-319S or 992-7680 2·8-lfc face lift? Or iu~t a !IItie makeup? Call me & I'll have it looking young again in no time. Will do -all types of Interior work; paneling, ceilings, flooring, otc, i plus exterior work, r-Oofing, shingling, any size and shape. 30 years eMperlence in carpentry. References provided upon request. 9926293 . " PDZER " backhoe, dump truck. Call446-4537 .' ... DOZER work · extavatlng, land clearing, Call446·0051 . .' V Inc., Backhoe ser· 985-3549 or 949·2822: EDWARD'S Backhoe and Dozer Service. Specializing · in septic tank. 675· 1234. RINGLE'S SERVICE : Com p le le b u II ding, remodeling, repairing, large or small jobs done elficiently. Phono 675·2018 or 675-4560. Electrical _ _.&~R_!tf~r!.lll!'!e'!:'rl~l~lo~n.___ QUALITY Cooling and Heating service, call 3889691. LOCKSMITH Service. Resld!ntial, automotive. EJTiergency service. Call 882-2079. . SEWING MAC'HINE repeirs, service, all makes. 992·2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . Authorized Singer Sales and Sorvlce. We sharpen Scissors. , 1M ... GASOU~ALLEY H & 0 CONSTRUCTION. RemOdeling, and repairs. JACK'S REFRIGERATIO· commercial and residen- N. air condition service, tial. Phone 675-6357. comniercial, Industrial. Phone 882-2079. CON TIN IOU,S no leak guttering, custom ~.-made tor 15 Generol HIUIIIII your home . ror free estimates, call AOVANCE LIMESTONE, gravel and SEAMLESS GUTTER sand. All Sizes. At Richards and Son, Upper River Rd .• · ANO DOOR . 614-691-1205. GalliPOlis. Ohio. Call 446· 7785. HARPER Halsteed, lawn mower repair and sharpening service, 10 o.m.-6 JIM'S · DEPENDABLE water delivery. ' Call 256· p.m . 615-5868 . 9368 anytlmo. Mrs. Bump hasn't come to pick him iJpl WE ARE AI'PROICIING CEIITIW. CITY AIRI'OO'/ PlEASE EX'TINGUI!IH All CIM11ETTES AHD WATER Lawn mower repair. 675· DILLARDS DELIVERY Service. Call 6416. 446-740.1. Stark's Tree ;Trimming. Yard Work Insured. Phone JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE, call 367·7471 or 576·2010. 367·0591 . RON'S Television service. Specializing In Zenith and Motorola. Quazar. and house calls. Phone 576-23118 or 446·2454. COOK 'S n11evlslon vice, Henderson. Phone 675-2250. SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCI'S ALL STEEL Fann Buldlnp Sll.l ...... MYMrl 1 SMALL Utllr Blllldilp Sl111lre{n 4xllo 12x4t Ill. 2, ION 54 Rocf••· 011. Ph. 614·1MH591 6·15·"( PNe lllflMINI C.ll Ctlll(l I'll. 11:1-1122 1s-•2 mo. . 'Pro"m••w' NS BUILDINGS EuaE I.OitG Lowell & Doug Holfhlll Owners·Opantors 5-24·1 mo. Pomeroy, OH. . 992-2174 Ph. 5-7-tfc '· J&R ·ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE TRASH SERVICE. Box 65, Portland, OH. Ph.IMHtl2 S5.00 Monthly Serving the following townships: Lebanon, Sutton, Letart, Olive, Orange, Salisbury. Bed· ford, Chester, Salem, Scipio, . Rutland and Harrison -Auto and Truck ·, Repair -Transmission Repajr Hrs.: Mon:·Fri. 9 a.m.-5:30p.m. 992-5682 REESE BUILDINGS · POLIIUILDINOS 11'•20' up ......, .... POIITAILIITIIL 5TOIIAOI BUILDINGS . (4'xlt', l'd'f rx1r, lt'xlr, 1rx11' & u 1 AI!J lilt IIUIII to JOUI' lfllclfiCllflllll, Modell In M..... 01101 ltht· Ma-C'-HH. fliiiiiSTIMATES AIIIUIIIIIntll lllltn, ........,. ··cti ....ICIMI ~R.' .,. RESIDENTS Don't wait. Contact Ohio Valle~ Plumbing lor sewer line connections, •nd any In house ~lwln9es that havo to be made. Back hoe and dO!er servlce•v•ll•ble. "2-2036 5·20·1 mo. 17 Evening television listings-----~-.,..-s.,-,;o,.-.p... - •• m , DOZER WORK CAT 1).6.( lntegralqart In the underground Qllloarml. 1:30 W MOYII! •(COMEDV) ••• "ThiJefl" 1171 POWI!RCIAIII! J&C SANITAOON SERVICE 10,00 I cFI! IVl-NIWS DA.LWTheconflict between ••· cal•ttt . Farm Ponds ·Land Clearing- Roads. Call: PUWIS EXCAVAnNG 4·17-tfc (jj) VIC BAAOEN'S TENNIS FOfl THE FUTURE ' Playing IIEWI 30 MINUTII WITH Ooublee ' VIcBradenahOwathe kay po inla of 11rategy and mowementthal make doubles a ttll adventu re and a lot or laugha (Ciolld·Captioned; U.S.A.) va 1 '·=~- CIIIIPOIITIAIPOIIT IIOIIIAGUYIHOW 1110¥11-(ROMANCI) 111 ,._"1111 Or lololo" 1138 IPOIITS R!PORT CLUB ARIISPR!SENTS I JUNU,IN1 10,151 il . EVENING 11:00 7:00 tiona! coml)enyceat OI 'A Char· usLine.' Theone·hour sa lut e to the American muaice ltheetre wlllleaturenumtleralromman y of Broadway's hit shows. (60 mini) D CJJ®lENOSEno a.Tllrk.and Lt . Broggi become Undercover amok!et to trap a cocaine gang uaingal)rettytrucker'a blgriglo 1muggglathalr junk. (Repeat; 60 rnins .) Ptdledelph ia S:58 4:00 5:30 (J) NIWI · BlACKWOOD 8:30 (I) KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS: THE MCLAIN FESTIVAL ' (fi) ~IIPE SToRY FAMILY ,_ . · 8;00 (])• (l) IJANO,.,.IE.ARBJ poaeauarockm~~elclentorll· cue one ol hi1 ftmale truckers. St•cka . who waa kidnapped andtl.kentothelalrofademant· ed rock !lill.r. (Repeel; 80 mins.) (]) IAttNEY MILLER Barney lacea a tiOfm 01 comical ou· trage when en informer ln !he aquad room anltcMa to Ute In· ~IE HAW Guetta: BarMriMudrtii.RogerM•rit, So~~ny Curt11, Lulu Roman. IOilinl.l Ph. tt2·2772 FELCT (] I I (] ' PAIITIAtiOaaiYit• ICATBUDI ALL~K·I ..................,...... eWesNn • .,..,_... tDrren ICMNIN....,, ~ ~WMA.KERS • G:30 T11£ LOVE BOAT OIIE ON ALONG MOYIE ·(ORAliA) ' n " Badge373" 1173 (fi) SNEAK PREVIEWS Hoi II Gena Sl1kaland RogarEberl review the new mowiea In town, and tftow tun length I Ctnu from: ' The Fottr Seuon1 .' a comedy ebout love and mar· rl aga 1tarrinQ Alan ~Ida and Carol Burnett; 'Buat!n ' Looat ,' with Cictly Tyaon end Richard Pryor; 'Thla ta Elvia.' a docu· drama buad on the per1onal life and m11aical career ollha tormented 1uper11er: and two · 'M" moviel. 10:00 C1J WALKING TALL Shtrtn Puuer ceptu1e• one of lour deap1.redoe1 wented fOf bank robbery only to leam th at thatriooleacapedl:lendill hiVt lAkin hil own llthlf hostage and are demending 1 pri aonar exc hanot. CAegeat ;60mins .) ~ ~ ~~· · ~~·-- ... cr::rnj. ®J lZJ·. ' ~111JN't~it ~-T-~-m-~ rt) I t) APPUAIICl SOVICE abo~t e v ery minorl:lrea chol the rllles. (Repeat) l Cto1ed·Capllonlld) U (() CBS S~TURO"Y NIGHT MOVIE ' lhe·Meduaa Touch' 1978 (I) MOVIE · ~COMEDY ) ,.,. " luck 01 Ginger Cotfey" d&H(jl "." ~y THOMAS ACROSS 1Learning 5 - du Ueber a Medicinal herb JOSEPH ! Buller's rlval s Gyrate 4 Slippery 5 Htad monk's 9 Chldten office serving • Hag II Make known 7 Egg-maker II Skipjadt II Arthur 15 Monk or rabbi Halley novel 11 Sinclair 11 Church Lewis's featurt nickname U AI ol novr II Elpert t• Actrels 11 - Sreell ~ 11 Tom Sawyer'a It Perfect Y01tenlly'aAMwr 21 Grassland 32 Ancient 13 Thai (Fr. l Syrit 24 Study 33 FBCIIon 15 Unspoken 34 Beyond %7 Revolver 35 Ha"aUan part %9 Cubic measure l1 Coolly molal aunt eumple · IS Egyptian Chrillllln 11 Scale under bloaom !5 Haggard II Earth goddesS 17 Montona city IITeuo Ur~WIIblt - - ..1011-.,--,IOl orm fluor**Y-- 5-6·1 mo. Fer 111wir Dalt!rs tMif A" 101101. NEWS 1:15 nANTA BRAVE& BA11!8ALL JII!Pt.AY Atlenta PATROL Vlnrta Aluminum Siding FrH Estimate Ja'm esKHStt 'lP to 'lP . Warwick. 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Route 160 at Evergreen P!10ne 446-2735. ' GENE PLANTS• AND SONS Plumbing · Heating · Air WOODS HOP ·. : Cabinets, conditioning. 300 Fourth porch Ave. Ph. 446-1637. picnic. _ tables, ' swings, •moat WOOd produc· 11. 101 Court St.; Galllpotla. SOUTHERN SE.RVICE . Call446·2572. co. · Heating · mobile -----~-­ home furnaces, electric hot WEATHER-All CON- water tank repair. Call of· CRETE · quality and ser- flee, 446-3008 night, · emergency no. 367·7131. vice, call675-15ll2. ~--nllobi.Aio II '. ~~~ 31 - Tocnazai II "H tllll be ·- ..... MWeld DSunder • !'lit opwfth • Arab country l---1---1.-- n CoiJoldol llbllll1ce Cieri ' DOWN -. ..L..J..... 1Slrlp ohood DAILy CIYPTOQUOTB- Htre'o II ow to work ll: A:IYDLIAAXI II LOMOPILLOW ,, 0111 tttler olmplr ...,. for anolw. In thll umlllt ,\, lo .' tllld for t11o lkM L'1, :1. 11M' the two O'a. tie. Sin... ~ aPOIIrOPhll. till loftltll and lor!naUoa of 1hl worda m - . hlniL lad1 U, the <odell\- IN dlforonl. . · , Cln'ftlQVqrll · ' v. LD Hl·lmo, LA IW DLP ...,...... SJBQD PH. 167·1671 orl67·7160 NOP p' DS DSJtSUUSN WID Ds' YS. FJD azz NQHD RS ,I HD HPP. . •.. . .•' '. I ! ~· I' " 0 �Sentinel · Ohio Sickouts continue in ·B elmont .County • . By Tbe Associated Pra• BelmOnt County Sheriff Richard D. 'Stobbs pla118 to Issue a statement later today on the slckout being .staged by deputies under the rank of lieutenant. ·, · Other sickouts were still under way ·iii the BelmOnt COunty community of Martilis Ferry and in the communities · of Bellefootaine In Logan COunty and Jackson in Jackson County. "The sheriff met with some of the officers, members of the FOP (Fraternal Order of Police), .last night,'' a spokes~Dlin for the Belmont County.sheriff said today. "I'm hoping thBI'I! has been some progress.'.' The job action was ~ered when Belmont County commlssioners l'llfused to hil'll two employees of the Comprehensive Employment Training Act as summer replacements. Since CETA fundlng for the two deputies expired today, the cornmlssloners said they can't afford to pay them 26 weeks of jobless compensation when they're released later this sununer. Stobbs said he tried to hire special deputies to work as summer . ' ' ' ' School leaders s,ee • fewer staff changes . ' replacements. But "they have' pl'lll- .refused to follow through on ·a ty much ilidlcaled they're not promlle to "'"' more olflceri and available," he said. · purcbue new petrol can. He got a slriillar reaponae {rom Shrodes, the only law In lhla comsurrounding pollee departments. "I mUJiity of nearly 10,000, said hasn't can't get anyone to work for me,'' he ·encountered' any major problems ao said. 'far. . ComrnlsSioner Robert Olexo said City. employees, Including pollee he plans a meeting sometime today rlficers and flreflghteri, in lbe west in an attempt to reach a compromise central Ohio community of Bellefonin the situation. Iaine conUnued their aic:kout today. A total of19 deputies al'l! involved City Service-Safety Director Fred in the sickout along with two Breweter lndlcaled the community secretaries and a cook. of about 12,000 Ia running liiiiiJOihiY, "We're·just handling major calls, despltethes1Jd4enlllnesles. and many of the routine complaints "We're doing relllirkably well,'' are being handled over the Brewster said. "We ._ve outtelephone, or we'l'l! ~people to standing department heads. 'lbey're come into the office,"· Stobbs said gOOd and !hey know their departThursday. ments. Stobbs said his office is reponslble ''We've got plenty of baCk-up perfor a 559-square-mi!e area and, if aonnel, 88 well as a few optl0118 I'd needed, possibly could obtain help nither not dlacuss. And we've' got from nearby communities In the coverage from the Logan COunty event of an emergency. sherifrs office." The situation In Marlill8 Ferry More than 70 members of the Ohio remainli the same, with Police Chief Civil Service Employees Alaoelatlon Uoyd Shrodes the only officer on are participating In the sickout, apduty. parently staged over wage Alll6 members of the police force negotiatioll8. began caUing in sick Wednesday, apWilliam Westfall, president of the parently because City Council local OCSEA chapter, said the city's latest wage offer would put municipal employees' salaries about 20 percent behind those of their counterparts in nearby com· muniUel. · ' City Qfficllla have offered a 8 per- , . cent. piy u - lhla year. aild 5 . · percent next year. OCBEA alao wanta · the city to negotiate · aepinltely with the aafety and serviceemployeea. In lbe aouthem 'Ohio city of Jacllaon, about 45 llllliTibeae of the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association contiliued asickout they began 'i'hunday. Congress should look at problems that industry gets from other agencies, too, he said. Mullan cited efforts to promote use of the fluidized bed combustion technology for cutUng pollution ln coai·fired boilers. "Ohio has a strenuous program for using fluidized bed boilers, but because of refusal of the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) to identify them as pollution-control equipment, industry can't profit from industrial development funds,'' he said. "This is a detriment to people who want to convert to coal." To take advantage of the growing export market for coal, an adequate transportation network is needed and port facilities must be updated, Walgren said. "The locks and dams on the Ohio River have deteriorated, creatilig bottlenecks," he said. And East Coast ports must be dredged to accommodate the new generation of coal·hau!ing freighters. ''There is a tremendous amount of work !D be done on the transportation system before we can fully take advantage of the export market," he said. The bipartisan coalition is comprised of about 220 of the 435 House members. Tbe workel'll aay they're upHt at not r:ecelvlng lick pay beneflta for ' · six da18 they,called In ill du!'lng the . pUt t1l'll 'weeks. The worbn urged City Council to begin nesotiaUODI fat a new pacllo replace the current one, which eJpires iii the fill. '!bey also asked that city lawmakers.end their consideration of contracting with a private firm for garbage collection and that the city drop a ,, • lawsuit flied agaill8t the workers \ overlbeslckpay. ~ In the iaateBt development in the dlapute, .the employees flied reducliorrof"JIIIY complaints with the JackliOii Civil Service Commislon. C!lalnl!an Don Buckjey said he will try to hold a hearing 'on the malter aometlme nul week. . li city spokesman said the job aC:. #, lion haa not affected pollee and nre. ·. protection,. · ·~<~ Market report Athea~ Uvtskrl.SUn Albl1y, Olllt Moy . . ... PKICES: F'Mlt'r Steera: IGood lllll Choice ) 300-500 Jbs. fo6.11Hf : ICI).700 '""· !Hl.lll. Fa>der Heifen : fGood and Choice) 310-500 lbs. ~.511-60 : ICI).700 lbs. ~ .11 . F«<ier BuiiJ: <Good and OloicoJ 30»00 lbs. &+Q.50: ICI).700 lbs. 50.5NO. Sl <~ ug hlerBul ls : (Over I,OOOibl.) 4UO·S2.2~. Slil ughlt'r CowJ : Utllitif! 40.25-U.AS; Cinnen1 and CUUtnJ 32-38. ~ . Cuw ~md C. If Pttln : IBy lbe U11it ) -..&30. Veu l ~ : !Choice and Prime 186-&1. & byCalvet: fBy the HeadJ52.50-9$, HOG PRICES: Hug.s: rNo. 1, Blrrowa and Gil\1 ) m.z.w lbe. C ~ITI.E 41 .1~ . 25. Butcher SOws 31-3U $. Butcht!r Soan 32-39. • Feeder PiiO: IBy the lleld I Hl. SHEEP PRICES: Slilughler I.A&rnb!t ~7G . William Mako, Rosemary Ma)lo to RlghtofWay,Salisbury. Algin Brandeberry, parcela, Salem. James Jackson Crisp, Teresa Ann Bobby Joe Patterson_, Sheryl A. Crisp to Jack W. Crisp, Glenna R. Patterson to Columbus and Southern Crisp, 1.03 acres, Salem. Ohio Eiec. Co., Easement, Bedf9rd. Clara E. Heines to Janet Sue Robert Marcinko aka RobertS., Grueser,JodyGum, l.Ofacres, BedMary Marcinko, aka Mary Manne, ford. · · to COlumbus and Southern Ohio Clara A. Paulsen by Robert <;. Elec. CO., Easement, Orange. Paulsen, Gdn. to Murphy Oil Co., Way Clark, Audrey Clark to Right of Way, Bedford. COlumbus and Southern Ohio Elec. . Sally A. Calogar to William P. Co., Easement, Orange. Moffett, 7acres, Olive. Wayne Brickles, Evelyn Brickles Ernest L. Brewer, Mae Brewer to to Columbus and Southern Ohio Deloris Jean Harrop, Parcel, Electric CO., Easement, Orange. Lebanon. Kenna H. Bush, Kathy S. Bush to.- Robert D. Roberts, Nanga F. · COlumbus and Southern Ohio Elec. Roberts to Robert D. Roberts, CO., Ease., Bedford. Nonga F. Roberts, Lot 9, Wehe's .Larry Plcke118 to Herald Oil and Add., Pomeroy. GasCo. , Rig~~ ofWay,Sallsbury. 15 Easements, Tuppers PlainsMarvin L. Kelly, Burnalene M. Chester Water Dlst. \ Deputi'es probe thefts I Jack' Shinett, Rt. 1, Rutland, informed the sheriff's department that two Honda motorcyclea had been taken from his residence sometime Wednesday night or Thursday mor· Ring. One cycle w88 found wrecked today in the Shifiett driveway. The other cycle mlasing Ia a Hands 250, red and black in color. James Borders, RD, Pomeroy, reported that a Winchester lever action model150 rifle W88 taken from his car while parked at the residence. The rifle W88 on the back seat and is valued at Ronald Rife, Albany, Salem Township, informed the sheriff's department that someone had dumped three bags of trash on his farm. The Vinton County Sheriff's Department is attempUng to locate two individuals wholle names appeared on recently pDIIImarked let· ters. , · sm. . ,. . .Area n· eath Sidney T. Russell ·' staff 10 IDICII that-at one time, the · no jobs 111'8 available ~are illtllfled statui ct the en~ coaching staff .with their praent politiCIIII. In 1be Gallls County Local School 'GALLIPOIJS ~ Tlda llllbe time of ,uln limbo. Dislrict me head coacblng politlon . year for cbiuige~ln the educational Since that time, IIUIIe coaches and jUBt a few claaBroom vacancl• . profeaalon, but, unlike previOUB have heal rehired. · 111111111181'1, no major mlgration ill With lbe burden of property taxes exist. The coaching vacancy ill a for1aeen In the GaJila.Meiga-Maaon bearing heavily on the shouldera of head bull:etball Job iii the Nc: lh' · Ill'S. , . :· the tupeyer, many~ levies Gallla attendance area. However, in ;'· ofder to fill ~ poet, Supt. Gary : Due ·to what appear& to be a . havegonecknmthedraln. S!ll'Plus Of ~chen and no abun- . Altbough voter .action now will Toothaluir is seekin& a special ' dance of tea~ VIICBIICies, there hurt IIOille cummunltles In the edueatlon or English inBtructor. Due to cutbacka In the diltrlcl'a · has 'been verr little movement.. future, it leelll8 to be the Only way federal fuudlng ($85,1100) two among inltructol'llln achool S1111erJ18 John Q. Publlc has to express his opteachers may have 1o be abloriled in tbroughout thole three counties. poaitim to lUes which conUnue to Becauae of flnanclal difficulties increalle, delplte an the promises the syetem. Adelaide Sanden, perthroughout the state, JIU!IIY school made previOUily by leglalators to sonnal supervisor for the dlllricl, districts In Ohio have been forced to change various ways of financilig said tboee two teachers may be placed in posts beJd by retiring cutbl!ck their teachins and non- much needed services. teachers or in a split session incertificated pei'IIOIIIIel. In neigh· Becauae levies have failed, school volving Vinton Elementary School boring Jackaon County, Ohio, both ; · cll$lcls In the state'~ big cities students. the Jackaoo and Wellston boards of ' · llhete IBBues have lost year iii and education are facing · money year out, ·have cut their teaching · Several teacher aides employed problema which could )ead to major staff&, thus creating an abundance through federal funds have already been cut by the board. budget cula. In recent months, the of applicants. "We are luckY we've haven't hac). J.ogan Board of Education; faced However, locally, teachers apContinued on A-4 with financial difficulties cut Its parently are under the opinion that • tttttJ SOLD - JIMi wm~em,, rtcbl, 111ns .,.Ole keys to lbe Pomeroy (AP) - High electricity costs are one reason why the Northeast and Midwest are losing industry, a coal industry spokesman has told congressmen from states in those areas. "The real problem is the need (for utilities) to get relief from oil prices," said Joseph Mullan of the National Coal Association. A large percentage of the electricity in the Northeast·Midwest region is generated by oil-fired boilers. "You 'II feel the results next year when 30 (congressional) seats go to the South and West," he told a Northeast· Midwest Congressional Coalition seminar on the future of coal Thursday. "Part of the way to reduce that cost (of electricity ) is by switching from oil to coal." The coalition conducted seminars on coal and energy problems as a followup to hearings held over the past two months in Boston, Pittsburgh, Sioux City, Iowa, and Stamford, Conn. Rep. Doug Walgren. O.Pa., said he hopes the coalition stsff will pl'l!pare legislation aimed at ex· pandlng the use of coal. But it's apparent there will be a battle in Congress over whatever legislation is developed, he said. " There was no underlying agreement (at the ' Pittsburgh session) about a reasonable way to go forward," Walgren said. "That means it (the legislation) will have to be worked out on an issue-by-issue basis here in Congress.'' As in recent years, the fight will be led by the environmentalists on one side and the coal industry and labor on the other. "Environmentalists are sup· portlve of expanded use of coal, but believe it can be burned cleanly," said Blake Early of the Sierra Club. According to Mullan, the government must ease the problems which industry has getting permits from the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy. ! By DALE RO'l1IGEB, Jr. : OVP Nm EdiiGr COngressmen t 0 ld p utilities need relief ~~~:_T!~r!!-:~ "· ?-?..=-~==::.;=.; Buy .sea.rs St . or.e W~GTON • me ., , . Patty and Greg Gibbs, Seventh St., Middleport, have purchased the Sears' Store at 1011 W. Main Sl, Pomeroy, from Jack and Judy Williams,Syracuse. . Mr. and Mrs. Williams have operated the Pomeroy store for the past two years and three months. Mr. Williams will return to the field of banking. They have expressed ap-• preclationtotheircustomersforthe period they have operated the . business. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs have been in the gi'ocery business over the past few years lncludlng the ownership and operation of Greg's Key Market at New Haven, w. Va. Both will be activeinthenewenterprise. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs indicate that • nt · Seeks • restra1nt order • COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A . . southern Ohio hospital, trying to dismiss one of its doctors since Febn111ry, has asked that a federal judge grant orders enjoining' and restraining the physician's hospital privileges. The Veterans Memorial Hospital of Pomeroy suspended Dr. Norman J. Ehllnge~of Pomeroy on Feb. 6. Hospital. officials blamed his dismissal I. alleged negligence and improper ~reatment of patients, • MeigS County happen1ngs. • Sidney T. Rusaen, 74, former MiddleporttStMahomeyor, dled Thursday at his Veterans Memorial crackdown against thoee n~ comGran · · plying. Pamphlets dealing With new Meigs COunty COronor Dr. R. R. Admitled··Ellzabeth Stover, regulati0118 are available ,free of Plckell8 said that death was due to Racine; James Smith, Albany; Dora charge at village hall. self.lnfllcled gunshot wounds to the Smith, Pomeroy; Denny Smith, I chest. Mason. Emergency cal s Mr. RusseU W88 born Sept. 29,1906 Discharged.. Millia Hysell Three calls wel'll answered by inBradbury,asonofthelateJohnS.I . Kalberine Weaver Herbert Gllke/ local unit, Thursday, the Meigs and Maids BoUn Russell. He was ','Debra HUt. ' ' COunty Emergency Medical Service also preceded in death by his wife, reports. Donna Tuckerman RusseU In 1976, Receive complaints At 10:38 p.m., the Pomeroy Unit and a brother In Infancy. Jainta . took Robert Riffle from Route 7 to Mr. Russell was employed as a · Nwnerous camp are bemg machinist with the Penn Central: ,received at Ponieroy Village Hallm .Velerall8 Memorial Hospital; the Railroad for a nwnber of years HQ· Ireference to the operation of mopeds Racine Unit at 11:37 p.m. took was a member of the MiddlePort •·~ in the town, PoUce Chief Harry Russell Tucker fr<m Rowe Road to Church of Christ and Middleport Ly0118 reports. Chief Lyons says that Veleall8 Memorial and the Rutland Masonic Lodge 363 Free and Ac- 1 rules and regulatl0118 governing Unit at 5:32 p.m. took Dora Smith, cepled MaiOilli. He formerly served ' must be obeyed and there will be a Hysell Run, to Vete1'8118 Memorial. as a chief of the Middleport Fire Deparbnent and over the years had been an active member of the Middleport Emergency Squad. Surviving are two daughters and SORII-in-law, Myrna and Larry Lindsey, t1lornville; Ruth and Robert Hayth, Wellston; two grandsons, four granddaughters; two alllters and brothers-in-law, Elizabeth and Alfred Roush and Mlldred and Continues through Saturday, June 6th, Many Carroll Johnson, ail of Middleport. savings in every department and at our Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at lbe Rawling&- Coat&Warehouse on Mechanic Street. It pays to take Biower Funeral Home with Mr. advantage of the sales at Elberfelds. . · Robert Melton offlc:iiiUng: aurtaJ will be in Riverview Cemetery. · Friends may call at lbe funeral home from 7 to 9 lhla evening. ' Maaonlc rites will be conducted at the funeral home at 7:~ this evening. ElBERFELD$ JUNE SALE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY TUISDA Y NIGHT .AT CtoW'S All The Kentucky Fried Chicken You Can Eat! . 35 Cents teasant they will conUnue to offer the same services at the Sears' store. They will carry a complete Une of ·appliances for lmqlediate sale and delivery and other orders will be teletyped daily to Insure a three day delivery on most merchandtse. The store will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; fr<m 9 a.m. to noon on Thursday and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Aton free number, '/73. 9577, is offered to customers in Mason County, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs have three sons, Sean, nine; P. J ., eight, and Anthony, three. Mr. Gibbs ill the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, Jr., New Haven. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 court~showed. IUPPBllY WIIDI WET?- rtlidliillt i1111kaJt Ia _ ...... ....., .... .,O.O..MIIp..tan.,llp u.u.s.. ., • 1111 Jel • B•••~• Allnml a-t 1a lid. ..." ..... daoqwol ap to tliree .... "rala. lllellr CJ•IIi ae• ptllll• ICIIDI' Ill__, -......,tile lllf lip wu el lltlleca11e1111 to .... de u llie palee waakl llilelial'dopillled to catdi blm. (AP tat'! .....,. . . Area roads closed by water ' p()¥EROY-Due to the ba\>y rain in lbe ... leVWII hlglnraJII were reported cl~ due to hlcb Wiler accordiDc to tbe lherllf'• depai buent and lbe Poioeroy and Middleport Pollee Deputmenta. Water wu nparted to be on SR I.S toward Hlrrlllonville; SR 124 tbe Rt. 7 Byp111; U. S. 13 at Ililrirln and Burlingham; Forest lUI Hold; a 11reet II) Rutland Vlllace: Laurel aJfl Road and m.bland aMirch Rolld. . In QIIJia Oaunty' Rt 104, Wilt of Qlelblre, ~ by hiCh Wlfar .....,. Mluwldle, Alaodltad Praaa Slillirdl1 ... w bavy rainl caused local flooding in the upper ' Ohio Valley. Serloul flooding a1ao occumd in western .vu... witb flub flOOd watdlea ~ ewer mudi of lbe Ohio Valley and the lower Mlp!Mjppt Valley. 'l'llnllnlorma eetended from the Ohio Valley and the eutern Gulf states the aoutbern Plains Jn. 1o New Jlalcoand Colarldo. sa- and """"'ll«<hhl thundershowers were ICIIttered from western MGiilana to lbe northem Paclflc:CouL A small boy wu killed In Rapldel Plrilh, LL, when be wu Qeptlnto 1 raJMwollen dralalct CIIIIL Tornedoel dlrnqed aeveral bulldlngs at Loulslana College and Slocwn Elementary School, both In Pineville. The body of Antonio Ray Jones, 7, was pulled frcJm the drainage canal in Aleaandrla, La., about three houra after twllters lllruck. At least 35 homes were evacuated In two West Virginia counties, and Oood ntchll were laued for half lbe state early today. Showers and thunderatorms continued over the aouthem Plains and from the lower )llnt. .ppl Valley the Allantlc Colli lllalel. Rain lllo c:mllnued over western Waahinglon. MM other ueaa had IUIIDY lk!e1. On Feb: r\, Ehlinger requested a lernp4ftry' restrilning <rder In federal court In Colwnbus agaill8t hill dlllml.lsal fr<m the hospital, whlch ns denied. In the origlnal suit, U.S. Dl8tricl Judge John D. Holschuh heard Ehlinger's argument for the order against the hospital, its chief of staff, Lewis D. TeUe, and its administrator, Walter Scott Lucas. Three dsys later, Ehlinger filed for it again in a state court in Meigs County. Hospital officlabl said Friday that to avoid further court action, lawyers for the plaintiff and defendant met In February at the Meigs County Courthouse. Both sidm agreed that the federal and state court action would be suspended and a board of review established to hear claimll against Ehlinger, comprised of two osteopaths and a medical doctor from Meigs County, court recor· dsshowed. The hearing was postponed by Ebllnger, however. On March 20, his COUIIIIei was given a choice to accept ilnotber review date, u agreed in the settlement, or go to court, court records showed. lbpltal officlala aald that since Mardl20, !hey have given Ehlinger several poulble hearing dates and he has refused lhem ill. · In FridaY'• request, the officials s'ald Ehlinger's action was an at· tempt to obtaili a bearing before a hand-picked committee. . ReCall mushrooms in Mason POINT PLEAsANT - A Mason CaunlJ helltb alllclal illd Saturday •CclmblutiDa Dlnn• On~ · - RaamOniJ Strvtd with: Whipped Pttttoes, Chicken Gravy, Satl(l, Hot Roll, Butter and Cofftt. ...,, Nt llllltnuttons, lxceltf levtra... wfiiCIIIIIW II ........_.llll'lce. e1111 of I'!MIIIIOCIIIIII aold at an . . aton 11117 be pllt of a con......... """i"lnl bolldllm. ~ Slaally Barril aakl hill clljMatmU wu IIIGiiiiid Jlaaday fc • c:a ct .... IIIII piecel I ' ;t•nd bJ .....,... may c h'n tilt pallali, wllkll can be filii. NEW AGENT - Dale Stoll, Atbeal Coanty, bu been Dallled Ole aew Melgl Coanty Exteulon Ageal, bome Moaamlcs, replaclllg Djue Ellel' II, w1la reeeatly reslped from tbe polltiGIL Mn. StoD received 11er muter'1ilqne IIi bome ecoaomlca from Miami Ualvenlty. Sbe lerVed 88 lbe e..-.. qeat Ill ViDtoa Coanly frum 1m lo lt74. Mn. SleJill )lnlldeDt of lbe Atlleaa Bruch Gf lbe Amerlcu Auocialloa of UaMnlty Women. Her busbud, Bob, ill a researcll blologlat employed witb tbe '*o Deplrlmeat ol Natural Resources at !be Waterloo Expertmeat Slatloa. Mr. aod Mrs. Slollluive a soo, Natlum, 6. Baker, Meese predict additional tax cuts - PI II I "-llllliitlewuflnlllll' ulla ................. l!lu lip .... ,......, . . . . . . . to make a count of their likely IUJI' porters. Reagan announced Thlll'llday that he was revising hts tax-cut plan, , reducing benefits promlled to • business and raising those for ln. . dlviduals in an effort to win blpar, tisan support in Congress for a three-year tax cut. To win approval of the 25 percent tax·rate cut in the House, where Democrsts are the majority party, the president needs the support of the same conservative DemoCrats ' who helped him win approval lhil spring of his budget ceiling. , Baker said that "bet11een 15 and !l" were committed to the president oo a tal vote. He aald that 10 to 12 were similarly committed · at tiD stage In the budget process. But, Balter said, "we think there may be 10 to 15 Republicans we need to ilo aome work on" to make IIUI'e they don't vote against the • llftlllidenl WASHINGTON (APJ - President Reagan will propoee a second taxcutting biD, after hla first Ia ell8cled, and lt may Include prvvlsions to pel' manenUy protect taxpayers from In· flation-relaled tax increases, two senior White House officials diiiC.IIJied. The meuure alao might Include tax .crecu~ for families who pay private achool tulUon, they said. Praldentlal COIIIlleior Edwin ~ m and White House chief of staff J - A. 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