http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/df1aa21feb6640091e87ccce7a077ed8.pdf 5bc14b2ecdf8b29e43b1de34dd9a25b7 PDF Text Text Inside today: : WINTHROP® WELL1 IT!:; PRE= TTY OBVIOt.JS/ leN 1T IT~ HOW DO Ya.J KNOW YOLJ'RE AN lt-JTal£CTUAL, 5Ft?rLE55., '::?- . · I'M MOl¢ INTELLIO'ENT THAN ANYBODY' ELSE .AND r HAVE A SETTER. VOCA.BULARY... Mostly cloudy tonight. Low near 44. Winds westerly about 10 mph. Wednesda y, mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers. High 60-65. Chance of rain 20 percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday. Area deaths ................. Page 8 By lite Bend ............ Page.. 4-5 Classified ads ........ Pageo 8-9-10 Comics-TV ................. Page II Editorial ....... .. ... .. ...... Page 2 Sport.• ......................... Page 3 AND IF SOMEBODY A5 SMART AS I NASAY5 I'M AN INTELLECTUAL ... MR. MEN and LITTLE MISS OKAY, M~.LAZY.... I'LL COVER THE BASE LINE AND YOU TAKE 1HE NET.' THEN • enttne Pomeroy-Middleport ,oOhio, Tuesday, May 29, 1984 BE. Middleport Village will advertise for a contractortostart building new homE'S on the Genera l Hartinger Parkway housing development • land. This was among the actions taken when Middleport Council met in regular session Monday night at village haiL At the request of Mayor Fred Hoffman, council voted to authorize Mayor Hoffman to place advert isements seeking a contrac· tor to submit fi gu r es on building hom!'S at the site which is undergoing extensive improvements by Hemlock Pipe Co. of Racine. M ayor Hoffman said there arc four basic d!'Sign homes planned for the approximate five acre develop· by Hargreaves and Sellers YouRs! YoURS.' FIRII\'G SQUAD - Drenched with rain, members of Drew Webster Post 39, American firing squad, under the commander of fire a salule to the dead at services held Monday In Beech Grove Cemetery. Two are charged . " By Cris Hammond SPEAKER - Joe Struble, Middleport Postmaster and a past commander of Drew Webster Posl39, American Legion, was speaker for annual post Memorial Day servires Monday. Struble stressed people have an obUgallon to sen~e their oommunily, state and nation and paid tribute to the dead who did so much in the way of service. He tied into his talk the special serylces yesterday at Arlington Cemetery to hooor the unknown soldier of the VIetnam War and urged those attending to always remember the service to God and oountry given by those honored on Memorial Day. Pnst Conunander Don HunneU was in charge of tbe services. Other talks were by Ellen Rought, president of the post's auxiliary, and JWJe Ashley, regent of the Daughters of the !\merican Veterans. Paul Case!, post conunander, ga'\oe prayer. KNO~ MAN, ALL YOUR ENE.RGV ENTERS YOU n/ROUGH YOUR TRY THE TOFU LOAF. YOUU DIG IT. YOU GOT A COMB CAN BORROW? ,...., FEET. Resume dragging operations at dam Dragging opera lions for a man who may have drowned near the 13€11eville Locks and Dam af Reedsvtlle were r!'Sumed this Fire m o rnin g by Ch ester Department. M eigs County Sheriff Jam!'S Proffitt reports the dragging began Saturday when r!'Sident s rcportNI they thought Eugene F. Wilson, 73, of ReedsvillE> m ay have acc idently faUen Into thE> r iver . Wilson , who walks with a cane, was last seen walking near that location. Official s believe he may have fallen. then sUd down the steep embankment at the upperend oft he lock chamber. Wilson's cane was found by searchers along the bank . He has not I:Je<>n seen since Saturday. --- On the scene over th{' Wff'kcnd were em ergency units of Olive Township. Orange T ownship , Ch!'S· ter. Coolville, Tuppers Plains, along with the U . S. Corps of E ngineers, and local vo lunteers. The Corps of Engineers Sunday flushed the lock chamber and rollers a nd alerted river traffic to be on the watch for a body in the Racine pool of the Ohio River. v ' HAVE TI-le TOFU lJROT# AND nlf WHfRT GER'M mrrY. I-ICY, MAN, YOU WANT CHOPSTICKS ? WHATDJA HAVE FOR LUNCH? counciL M ayor Hoffman said that he expects all m ater ials to be purchased locally for the construe· lion of the homE'S and unemployed person s of the m unty will be employed to w ork on the homes. Mayor Hoffman indicated that a street through the subdivision should be completed within 30 days. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Slater. residents of Hudson St., again met with council to discuss various problems on the st reet. They asked for more fill dtrt and the cutting of weeds along the street and it was agreed to takecareof thesematters. Also they indicated thai they are anx ious to hear the report of a surveyor who is to establish property lines on the st reet. Carl Horky, pres ident of counciL indicated tha t the survey has I:Je<>n completed and a report w ill be forthcoming. The Slaters pointed out that they. along with other resid<>nts of the street have been attending council m eetings for a year and a half to discuss problem s on the st reet. Mrs. Sla ter on behalf of the Amateur Gardeners asked what plantings o!ficials wou ld like in the a rea of the marker for the tm.vn's lwo Congressional of Medal of Honor winners and was tol d that flow ers not only at the marker but at the flag pole area wou ld work out welL Mrs. Sla ter wiU take the intorrnation back to thegarden club. Council gave a I hird reading and approvE'd a new ordina nce provill ing for thP employment of an ac tivities and mai.ntenance dir£>C'tor at Hartinger Park . The job will pay $75aweek. Council authorized the filing of an economic development application grant by Kim Shields. town consultant . Councilman Bob Gilmore pres· en ted m aps of an area which may be annexed by M iddle[Xlrt V illage pointing ou t that properties owned by the state are not shown on the m aps. Hoffman indica t e<~ he has bill ed the C&O Railroad for $6400 for services provtded the company !Jy the v illa ge over the years and has offered $10,00J for t hree lot s near the old depot. Hoffman said he wU i look into a large hole which has developed in the driveway to the Legion Park between the sidewalk and park . I t was agreed to rent a small section of land nearlhecorner of S. Second and Hartinger Parkway for a sign a rea. PotbOil'S on Sycamore St.. txc tween Ash and Park Sts.. \\.'E'fP ca lled lo the attention of council 'w Councilm an Jack Sal lerfil'ld and plans were made forplacing signsto make mot orists m ore> awarP of tht.· free parking arf'a in !he tO\.vn . Sattctiield also asked abou t new street si):..rns fo r Sycamof'(' and Ash s Sts . and \\.·as Jd\·i.Sf'd tha t they hctw' been ordered. AIIC'nding Wf'r£' Mayor Hoffman. Clerk·Treasurer Jon Buck, and councilmen, Dewey Horton, Horky, Satterfield, Gilmore and WUU~ Walters. Hearing set June 14 PRINTED IN CANADA. SPEEDWALKER, PRIVATE EYE, ment arC'a which would provide spacefor l 8 homes. May orHoffman indicated that financing of the new hom !'S wiU be between the pur· chaser and the lending agency. However . he said that at least one bank has agreed to pro\ode ftnanc· ing of homes at the site. The David Re iser finn of Athens will study thP bids of contractors and will submit names and recorrunendal ions to An adult and a juvenile have I:Je<>n charged as the r esult of thefts, Sheriff James J . Pro!fltt reports. Fred Kuhn, 42, Dexter. has I:Je<>n charged with receiving stolen property and a Dexter juvenile has been charged with theft as the result of an incident in Salem Township. According to the report articles were taken from around an old house owned by Wa lter JeweU, Rout e l. Dexter. Several of the items, a . saddle, saddle blanket, bridles. CB antenna and other articles have I:Je<>n recovered. The juvenile has been released to the custody of his parents. Kuhn will go into the Meigs County Court Friday. Sheriff Proffitt also reports that some 40 tomato plants and stakes were puUed up by vandals in the garden of Bud Bartrimus. Reeds· ville, and that incident is being inv<>sligated. ·"v' I Sedion , 12 Poge1 2S Cent!. A Multimedia In c Newspaper Contractor sought for Middleport project r MUST M1Nc.1 4 • at e \iol.34 , No .32 Copyrighted 1984 BI...JT THE BeST PI?COF 15 THAT I SAY r'M AN INTE-LL~CTUAL ... He had a dream...Page 2 Meigs Legion .•.Page 3 Rutland scholarshi s ..Pa Weather b Dick Cavalli . YOU WENT TO THE HOSPITAL? THREE ~F A KIND - 1be JOIIIS ~ was prevaiEnlfn lhe graduaJion class al Eutem Hlgll School. 'lbe triplets ol Mr. and Mn. Frank JoJIIl8, Reed8vllle, were aomong lbolle who received lhelr cllplomM Sunday nlgl&. PkSured from felt are Mark, Ann and Mike. According to Charles Knight, Meigs County Common Pleas Judge a temporary injunction hearing will be held June 14 , at I p.m. as a result of an in j unction fil ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Anthony J . Celebrezze. Jr., attorney general of Ohio against Stanley Hunt an d Larry Hunt. Dark Diamond Coal Corp ., et aL In his action, Celcbr= cha rges the two with violating Ohio's environmenta l law s in theopcration of three coal mines in Ohio. Celebrezze's suit, brought at the requ!'St of Ohio E nvironmental Protection Agency director Robert H . Maynard, chargE'S theHuntswith operating Coal Power. Inc., in Sutton Township and Dark Dia· mond Coal Corporation and the Abundant Life Coa l Corp. in Salisbury Township without require<~ Ohio F.PA permit s. Cel<>brezze charges , "Ohio law requires EPS li censing of aU such mining operations to assure that the industrial was te which results from the process Is properly disposed of." According to the suit, "Water pollution is occurring which Is not authorized by w ater [XJUution permits Issued by Ohio E PA. " Forthat reason, operation of the mining racilites are "clear violations of the Continued on page 8 , • f • ,. • . !\TrENDS SERVICES - E. J . Hill, Flalwood,; Road, was lite only World War I veter.>n attending annual Memorial Day services held Monday at Beech Grow f,emetrry by Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. Drizzling rain plagued lhr service as web a.• others conducted ahout the county durin g . thr Memorial Day . With llill is his daught.!r, Mrs. Janet Theiss, ll.acinr. Eastern seniors graduate Sunday " We, the senior class of1984 haw come to the end of a very Important part of our lives. Highschool Is over . our future lies ahead. RandaU Ba hr. valedictorian told the graduation class at Eastern High School Sunday night at commencement exercises. Bahr continued. " This Is the l ast time for ustobeaJI together.Some of us m ay never see one another aft er tonight. We will each walk separate paths, and hopefully we will find what we want out of Ufe. "I would like to be able to promise that one us will find a cure for cancer, solvE> world hunger. or write a best selling novel, but I can't. Nor will I say we won't. There Is nothing to stop us. The whole world Is out there for us. We have the opportun · lty to do anything we want. . " It WOUld be Impossible to list all the things we have learned. both from our teachers and fellow calssmates. We will take these learning experiences with us out into the world and use them to solve the problems we face. We have had out bas ic training, now It L• limcforusto m ake use of our a('cumulated know ledge. "Pa trick Henry once said, "I have bul on<> lamp by which my feet arc guided, and that is the lamp of experiencP. I know no way of judgi ng of the future but by the past. " We have a good past. and I think our futul'l" wUJ be even better. We mu st use our past experlenc!'S to help us make decisions in the future. " I would Uke to thank our IPachers. parents, and friends for helping us reach this point in our lifP. " They have helped us in many ways, but now we must rely less on them and m ore on ourselves to go even fat1h er. It Is time for us to start making our own decisions. Whether or not we are a success In life depends on us. We cannot blame others for our mistak!'S, but instead should use them to our advantage. "Do not be afraid to fall. for each failure brings more knowledge . ExpPrif'<'nf' will lX' our npw teacher" Bahr C'Oncluded . Lori Robinson Ritchi r . salulatorian, ln her address lothf' class nol rd "Our paiT'nt s a nd teachf'rs havf' taught us man) t<'Ssons throug hout our lives and now it 's rim£' to appl:-.· them as we go out on our O\\.n "Al though we don't profrss to know everything about th e wavs ol the world. wr are not aIt ogrl her ignorant of them. lf we just apply ourselves. WP can accomplish anthing we set out to do. " We are what we m ake of oui"SPivf's. Shper drterminalion ." . trust in God and yourfeUowmanwUI give you a strong foundation for a succcessful future . " You must st rivr for your goals to make th<>m happen. If a person doesn 't care what he makes of himself. then lie will oot go fat·. But if a person Is motivated, he will go as far as he wishes because that Is what he wants to accomplish In his heart . Coni inued on page~ I �u Commenta•y The Daily Sentinel Ill <:ourt Street Pomt>roy, Ohio DEVO'I'ED TO THE IJ'.TEKESf DF THE MEIGs-MASOI\ AREA r""'T""E!!='~ sat around for a lo ng time waiting for Shakespeare to express it In poetry . A corollary or it is that we ROBERT L. WI!\IGE'IT Publisher canno t understand the enemy without knowing something about him . In an age in which this is r-T""'\.......1'--r t ~v . BOB HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD Gt•tH' ral \1anagPr .1\ulstant Publisher Controller suprPmf'l~· important. ai!Pntion to the Inquiry Is derivatively Important. It Is an axiom of modern counterintelligence that It is less important to know what the enemy can do to you than il is to know what he Intends to do to you. A heavy Introduction, the above, but wonh It to suggest the reasons for reading Carlos Franqul's book. HPre are one or two things to say about it that penetrate the Berlin Wall that tends to squad between reader and book. The first of these Is that the translation from the Spanish Is so gifted - so blessedly Idiomatic, so poetically vernacular - that one pauses, every lew pages, to wonder how It was possible. Roben MacAdam, who accomplished this, is a professor at Harvard College, a nd he has translated such challenging writers DALE ROTHGEB, .JR. ~t>wo; Edllor A ~E~fBER of The :bsodatt>d Press, Inland Oall;,· Prt•s!oi :\~soda­ Uon and tht' .1\ .mertcan ~ewspaper Publl~ht>r .-\sso(·iation. LETTERS OF OPI'IO' art" wf'komMI . Tht·y .. hould ht> It""!'! than 300 word!. 10111 . .\llltilf'r"i arf' suhjed to f'dltln11: and must ht> -.lgnPd with nanw , addrt"!''s and tPiephonP number . So unsll{nf'd IPttt'r" will ht• puhlisln·d L••lh' r' .. hould ht- In kuod IIL.,.tll' . addr..,.slnk j.,.,.u ..... not [M'P>onalillt>!<t . Institutional • • mtsconceptton For many year s, John Winthrop Wright sought an explanation for the Federal Reserve's behavior, which he c laims has cut nearly $3 trillion !rom U.S. production in the past 14 years. He has not received a satisfactory answer for what he calls the Fed's "Institutionalized misconception," or the notion that inflation can be cut by shrinking the domestic supply of dollars. ;'Nothing could be farther from the truth," shouts Wright, who as founder and president of Wnght Investors' Ser,ice, Bridgepon, Conn .. handles $1.3 billion of investments for clients. The Independent -minded Wright, whose research and scholarly bent keeps hlrn close to academe and the business community, has brought his message to the Fed. to Congress and wherever It can have impact. He's made some impact on legislators, but little headway with the Fed . He won't g1ve up; he takes hls message wherever he goes , most recently to a lectw-e hall at West Texas State University in Canyon . · He reminds llsteners that for two centuries doctors endorsed phlebotomy, or bloodletting. as a n almost universa l cure. That, he says, is what tJie Fed does when it cuts the domestic s upply of money as an antidote to Jnnatlon or other economic problems. In his ,;ew, it bleeds the economy Into anemia . but doesn't cure a blessed thing. Wr1ght argues that the pragmatism tha t brought economic success in the 1950s and 1900s has now been replaced by professional dogmatism that haS blinded the Fed to the damage being done by Eurodollars. In his view, the Federal Reserve repeatedly puts a stranglehold on the domestic supply of money, da maging the econcmy in the process, while Ignoring the creation of dollars outside the United States. To hlrn, It Is madness to attempt th e control of inflation by limiting the supply of dollars made in the United States when the creation of dollars abroad - E urodollars - is unrestricted . 1n the United States, the fed seeks to control dollar creation by raising or loWering the percentage o! funds a bank must keep In reserve. If the reserve Is lowered, the bank can make more loans . Well, you call them loans, but others call them dollars. They become so when the loan Is redeposited, permitting the recipient bank to go out and ~e more loans that are, as they say, dollar-denominated. Money is c~ated . ~or many years following World Warn the United Sta tes ran a deficit in Its'balance of payments. It bought a lot of foreign goods and it left a lot of dollars abroad, and they In turn created more dollars, or E urodollars. As Wrtght points out, this dollar-creation avoids not only the restraints of the Federa l Reserve but of any regula tions by the central bank of the na)lon In which the depository bank is situated . Berry's World Terrorist revenge _________Ja_c_k_A_nd_e_rs_on WASHINGTON - This nation's most wanted terrorist, William ''No Hands" Morales, is directing a guerrilla war against the United States from a Mexican prison cell . Intellige nce sources bt>lieve his main target will be the Summer Olympic Games In Los Angeles. My associate Jon Lee Anderson recently spent a day with Morales in the "maximum security, hi ghiy da ngerous wing" of the Mexican prison Reclusorio Norte. Mora les Is a deceptively relaxed, soft -spoken m an - congenial in respose, int ense when animatedwho ca n r outinely give orders for s hoo tings and bom bin gs. He learned his combat tactics on the streets of East Harlem where he grew up; he picked up his politics from the radical movements of the 19Ws. Now 34. he has developed a smolderi ng hostility towa rd thi' society that spawned him . a n a nimus so deep that he is willing to sacrifice his life in a futile struggle aga inst the U.S. power structure. Morales is stan ling to look at. His chin and mouth were disfigured by a bor\1n.,thal blew up in his face six years ago. The same accident left with a single, grotesque finger whNc a hand should be. The terrorist leader talked inCPS · santly about "imperialist dom inatio n" by the Western world. Yet hi s la nguage was more st reet talk than Marxist dialectic. He left no doubt tha t he was more int erested in action tha n theory. Police reports confirm that Mo· rates has ma naged to find plenty of action. As a leader or the Pueno Rican radical group known as FALN, he has been involved in shootouts and bombings. He made a daring escape In 1979 from a fourth-floor window of a New York pri son hospital. The FBI has warned a ny agents who may e ncounter him: "Morales should be considered armed, dangerous and an escape risk." In an ea rlier report, I cited inte lligence warnings that the FALN has set up mobileca mpsjust across the M exican border to train terrorists for a ttacks on the Los Angeles Olympics a nd that Mora les may be delivered into the custody of leftist a uthorities In the 'Tijuana area. This would put him as close to Los Angeles as he cou ld get and stU! be in Mexico. Morales has been locked up for kllllng a Mexican policeman in a gun ba ttle; other c ha rges could keep him behind bars the rest of his life. Yet he seemed confide nt that he would get out. He hint ed to my reporter J on Lee Anderson that a political deal might be In the works. Anderson is the !lrst reporter whom the FALN has cleared to meet Mora les. The sc reening process was e laborate. beginning \'.ith a contact on the U.S.-Mex ican border. Anderson had to make two trips to Mexico City where he was put In touch with a Trotskyite politician. Next he was cleared by a left -wing act i\rist who once ran for president of Mexico. Finally, Anderson was taken to the prison by a woma n w ho is one of Morales' lawyers. Morales treated her in a ma nner that conveyed his a uthority. She handed him a m anila C'nvelope, and he ripped il open Wit h the lone finger on one of his stumps. It cont ained a leltf'r f rom his wife, who is serving a 7!1-year prison sentence for terrorist act ivity in thf' Chicago area. There was also some F ALN liter ature In the envelope, portray- ing Morales as a "political pri soner." He said a ll F ALN members take an oath that. If Imprisoned. they will declare themselves political prisoners. This means they can' t request parole, which would imply that their crim es were non-political. Morales talkt>d about his escape from U.S. custody a nd his su bSl• quent capturE' in Mexico. He was approac hed, he said, by the U.S. E mbassy. "Can you believe," he demanded, "they asked to see me when I fi rst got he re a nd offered to help me?" He was incredulous. "I told Ihem to go - ! " He ended with an explet ive that he had picked up in East HarlC'm . T his led to ta lk about the possibility tha t the Mex icans might Iree him and that U.S . agent s might come gunning for him . Morales' swarth y, twisted fare darkened. "T hey know what they'll get in return if thry do any'th.ing to me." he said terse lv. The FALN has elabora te contingency plans lor rep risa ls aga inst U.S. targets. he said, if he should be harmed. Mora les was at ease with ot her prisoners. Yet he kept aloof as befitt ed a politica l ptisoncr. One inmate ca me up a nd referred to Morales admiringly as "a copy kil ler." Morales shook off the complime nt: he rE>garded the fallen policema n as a battle casualty When th(' inmate movP'Cl on, Morales rl'marked : "These guys ar(' really som Pt hing . This KUY likes to klll people." His lone was disapprovin g, as if this som ethin g lw'd nf'Vf'r do. were lJe had a dreann __________________Ar_t_B_uc_hw_a_ld T he new trend in commercial rf'a! estate is to construct tall buildings as close to airports as one (XlSSibly can. Washington's Na· tiona! Airport is a periect example of thi s Imagi na tive way of using what were once vast wastelands of a ir space. Just across the> Potomac River, in the small town or Rosslyn, is a silv('r towPr reaching up to the sky; a beacon of wC'Icome to a ll pilots attempting to land and takP off f rom onP of I hf' busiest tenninal s in thf' count ry . A twin build ing is now going up next to it , so that soon there will bf' two tow('rs instead ot one to grrC't pa ssrngers arriv ing i n Washington. The father of airport skyscrapers is Aif Klagstrom. a df'veloper who started out with $.'>0 a nd a dream. I sa t wi th Aif in this Cloud Suite on the .1ln h floor of the Klagstrom Tnwrr. ancl hf' told mf' how he came • Today In history Today Is Monday, May 2R, tllP Wlth day of 191W. T herpare217 days left in the year. Today's highlig ht In history: On May 28, 1940. with the evacuation of Allied troops from Dunklrk aJready under way, BPlglum su!T('ndered to Invadi ng German forces during World War !1. On this date: In 1533, England's archbishop pronounced the marriage of King Henry VIU to Anne Boleyn valid. In 1863, the first black regiment from the Nonh left Boston to fight In the ClvU War. In ~. a Canadian woman. Elzlre Dionne, gave birth to quintuplets. 'In 1972, the Duke of Windsor, who had abdicated the E nglish throne to marry the woman he loved, died In Parts at age n In 1977, tire raced through a night club In Southgate, Ky., killing more lhljn 160 people Ten years ago: The coalit ion gnvernment of Northern Ireland collapsed In the wake of a general strike called by Protestant extremists. By BEN WALKER AP Sporia Writer The New York Mets have tried more than 70 players at third base since Don Zimmer played the position In the team's first game In 1962. ANYWAY HE Ci\1\'- The New YorkMets' RooGanlenhlreissafe at home plate after a sacrlfice fly by Ron Darling brought in !rom thlnl base during the second inning of Monday's day game against the San Diego Padres' Terry KeJUiedy. (AP Laserphutu). Scoreboard ... ( "lll (';ij.!n :11 A!l a n T;I . 1n 1 Majors up wit h the idra lor his unique real estatP dPvelopmen t pla n. " I was selling mobile homes door to door in the early '60s." he said, " a nd did a lot of fl yi ng. I noticed mos t major a lrpons were out in the sticks, s urrounded by farmland a nd ugly one-story buildings. T here was no decent architect ure within miles of the termina ls. a nd no one seemed to ca re tha t a ll this good land was going to waste. 'Why,' I said, 'can't I develop a city close to air terminals so business people would not have to buck the trat!lc to catch their nights?' "There was no godly reason for airports to be so Isolated from passengers they served. So I took a n option on a lithe land at !he e nd of the National Alrpon runway and hired a n architect to develop a plan to make use of the air space. I told him l wa nt ed something that would not only be utllllaria n, but also bea utltul to the eye, so tha t people flying in a nd out of Nationa l would be awestruc k by what thPy saw." the community. Compared to the federa l government offi cials, who !tied to stop me a t every turn, the supervi sors gave me encouragP.- airports. I ran SE'f' thf' day when every runw"y will be surro unded ment during some of m y darkest houses, creat i ng an environment hours. Their fa ith in me has been tha t "It 's amazing you were thf' first rewardf'd . Arlington. which was form erly a bedroom community , now has on(' ot the most beautiful sky linE's in the country ." " 11 must be a grrat fPPiing to SE'f' what you havf' accom plishPd in such a short period of timr." to think of it. " I sa id . "Ver y few people would have thP Imagin ation to build a skyscraper In the flight path of a comemrcial airport." i\lf said modestly, ' 'I'm sure other people thought of it beforp I did, but no onP had the persistence to follow through. Everyo ne was against mr at tl1P stan. T he banks laughPd a t me and said no on£' would wan t to JT'n l space in a building a t the end of a runwa y. When I told them all th<' footage had already been spoken for before I even broke ground, they were flabbergasted. "Then I had to deal with the burea ucra tic a irport officia ls who compla ined that the skyscrapers could present a safety hazard to the ir flight s. I to ld them people once said the same thing about the Empire Sta te Building when It was proposed. I also argued the skys· crapers would make pilots more a lert when lhey were landi ng at NationaL To calm their rears I offered to put a red lig ht on the top of all the buildings a t m y own expense." "That was a very decent thing to do," I said. "Did you have a ny trouble with the Arlington County ofllclals ln getting a permit•" "They were the only people on m y side from the stan. They saw the enormous tax revenues that commer cial buildings would bring to the county. not to mention the jobs 11 would provide for people In All sa id. "It's only th~ begi nning. I' vf' hf'ard from cou nlies all over thr United States w ho wa nt me to bu ild skyscrapers next to their by glass and concrete tower s, and hlgh·rise ~.<111 hotels a nd apanmenl enrich the life of every Ame rica n." As we were ta lklng, a DC·8 flew by Alf's window, its wing a lmost tourhing a largf' uzalea plant out on thr ba lcony . Alf wav<'d a t the <~l ll cJU .'IIm. 1n1 l.uuJ.' Sl Hl Tht• ,\.·~o.;odutr·d l"rl'!ili Leaders ·\Mf.:RitAN a..t:..\Gt ·t: EA.'i'r 1)(\'l."'IU!\' \\ Dt•!t"OII I. .l li "\J Toronto ~· I'd. fiH " XIX 1~ ~· ~~ .i,'l."J 11 1.o ~- ,\TION<\ 1 . - ·l lr .!1> .!."! 1t> -lti.'l -l.l.'> )': ro.o.· Y c.· ~ \~l )j -12! 17 1.' Clro.•rotan<l ]h ):i ]I;] 1!1)1 <.~I Jolil : (;~>.·vnn. san Dl('g(l . .:1·1\ l ln"fl l ~· S.tn f•r illH' l-.r \ j. ..1.1.1. Ourhillll. I "hrra.go . .{{1 . W<J.<; hinglon. Atlan la . .:U"I H l "NS \\"IJ.:J.'"lm. S.lll D lfl<O . .11: RmnP!'., \ 1on1n·,iJ. :w. Ma llho"A"!'!. Cllicago. 3."1 S:tmtwl . l'hlla d,-.lphi:t. J.!: C>.~vnn. 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A 7-21 team from a yea r ago was uncharacteris tic of typical Meigs Legion teams . Meigs will stil l be a ver y young team des pite the return of several vetera ns. The locals will lose only three more players a t tneend of this season . Among the 18-player roster includes four from Gallipolis, thrf'<' from Southern , one from Warren Local, a nd the remaining eight from Meigs. "We have some good talent. We jus t have to get the m used to playing together ," said Welker. The first -year coach will be assisted by Frank Ghi'Pn and George Nessel- Jurw 2, McAJ1hu r. Hn m1· .Jun.:' :1. r.Jous lf'r . Awa\ .lunf' ~ - Lanf'as TN. ,\v..:a> .Junf' Hl. Purkcrsbur):! Nor! h. Av.a:,J un(' J.l , L ogan. Aw<.~y .Jun(' 16. Parkror sburg South Hnmr ' .Jurw 17. McA..I1hur. ,\wav .lunf' 1<1. Wellston. Awu.\ .June 21. Marlena . Homf' road, Jr. Business manager is Art Stobart. Area fans will get a bonus at the regu lar seaso n's ending as both the Eighth District tournament and the Ohio Sta te tournamen t wlll both be he ld In Athens. Regional tourn ament will be held in Rockport, Ind . a nd the Na tional tourney will be played In New Orleans, La. Rrlan . l ui~' Nlrk Riggs. S..<;. COF . . ..... :\ll('i_gs ...... MC'Igs . ... Meigs ~· ChC<' n . Ca-.'>£'11. lB-C . R ick Wisf'. S..~ Pau l Duff. OF .. Da n ny Thoma s-OF ..... . :u. Marietta. ~1 0m(' Tourn<.~ mf•n1 The Ga llia County Local Board of Ed uca tion Monday night accepted the resigna tion of John Blake, the dea n of football coaches in the SV AC. Blake resigned as a coach foltowing two consecutive leaguf' championships. Blake, a graduate of Middl eport High School , spent 13 successful seaso ns at Nonh Gallia. He was the AP's Class A co-district coach ofthP .vea r in th f' Southeastern District du r ing 198.l During his tenure, the Pirates comp iled an overall, R1-:l8-3 record. Nort h Ga llla, duri ng that time. was well-represented at the league, district a nd state levels. Four players, Sterling Loga n In !973: F red Logan. !976: Bruer Shri ver, 1981 and Eric Penick In 1982-83 were chosen as the league's Most Valuable Backs . MVP line- Peace of Mind Away R e t ·enJre me n from NGHS include Bruce Run yon in 1975; Bill Bake, 1976; Jim Barnes, 1979; Matt Queen, 1980 and Ma tt Kemper in 1982 a nd 1983. Th ree players, Rex J ustice, Matt Queen a nd Kemper were Invited to play in the Nor th-South, Ohio All Star game In all. 21 Pirates rf'i'Pived a ll ·s ta te recognition during Blake's Sen ice TRI-COUNTY BOOKKEEPING SERVICE 618 E. Main St. Pomeroy . OH . H& A Block Office location PH . 992-3795 coaching career. Under Blake's guidance, many field Improvements have been m ade at the school including new bleachers whic h cost $JO,(XXI. Another football coach resig-ning was Mark Hanman of KygPr Creek. Han m an's Bobeats the past two seasons finished second to Non h Gallla. Hanman has ar· cepted an offensive line coaching post at West Virginia Wesleyan a t Buckha nnon. W.Va. COMJNC SOON: "TOP S ECRf~' ' & ""GHOST BU SHPS' " Si~nplicilg Make hay before the grass grows. 1:1ke .Jdv ,lllt.tg(' ot th1-. -.pen,ll \ . --· ~· Battery #430 1 Series .... IN STOCK - READY TO PICK UP & AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT GREGG & PATTY GIBBS N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT. OH. PH. (Ohio) 992-2178 (W. Va.) 773-9577 HOURS: Mon .· Tues .-Wed . .Fri. 9:30 to 5:00 Thurs. 9:30 to 12:00 S,t. 9:30 to .2:00 Starting The Stihl FS-50E - a lightweight , electronic weed and grass trimmer powered by a two· stroke gasoline engine. Smooth, longrunning performance with no extension cord needed. Features a fully adjustable "loop " type handle, and a low weight of only 10.5 lbs. A great gift for FS50E Father's Day! $1 5995 with Roto Cut Head at POMEROY HOME & AUTO Pomeroy, OH. 606 E. Main BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN All SEATS $2 00 ADMISSION f VCRY TUESDAY S2 oo (EXCEPT " I N DIAN~ JONES") SERVICE Dependability . Mf'lgs Mf'ig:s STIHL® Makes Dad's Yardwork Easier r---~ =~---.-~-.bu-:;ildin,..g_.·_·- - - - - - . . . , 53 1 JACKS O N PIKE · RT. J5 WEST Phone 446-4524 r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::::::::;1 Meigs . ....... . . Meigs MAniNEFL"-Ili'C"<J IIt-.:1 Hill .-\ ug li .tt Orlf'ans. l. a S1 anh·~. }111!'<1011 . ~ DIEHARD BATTERY ~LHI" Tourna mf' nt sti11 S Aug ~~ :.~1 Rockp::wt. Ind . Nu t!nnal Tn urTiarnf'nt st arts .t\ug ..111 at :\pw Metp;K American I..A!g\on 19!\4 Ba.~ball Schedull' Mav '-'F ,, 'IT!.£ '\ailorodrw . f :llf"hp r rrom S.1l1 Laii.P City o f lhf' Pac lfi r 1 {~<~.~ 1 l.r•agu< · Senl Orlando !\krn uiu . ct~ lr·hf'r , to Salt l.;:tk,-. n~· ,\lhf'n~ . . .. .\11e1gs Ja c kJ(' Wel k<'r. 2B . Ja y Ca rpenl(>r ..1B ... <'r g"f'. plll'hl•r. hum Llt•nvo•1 At hP ns. Rpgional .. IB Ga lli polls . Ga!l1poll s . Warrf'n Loeal . .... . M Meigs eigs 1. Logan. Ohio Statf' .Ga!llpolls .. Call ipol is Chri s Kennedy. OF .. Scott :Jl al Sout h f'rn Donnie Swatr.f'l, l B-P . .. . A lan King. OF' .. .\ffi(•fiCilJ\ Assodal1on. Hr'C<J tlP<I Bo>n Rot>- July 5. Wellston. AWa\ Julv 7. Min i T o um; t mc•nl at l\1hf'll!-. .l u i~· II. 1\thf'ns, Logan. Ml"Art hur . Mt:"·i~" Jul\' 11. MariPtt a. A"·a,· .lui~· H . P ;n·k(•rs hu rg l\"1•rth. H o m(' .lui\• 15. Glous tf'r. H ornr ' Elih rn Dls l!ict Tnurn;:~mr·nt s 1ar1 ~ 011 . Jul:- &hool Ke\iin Eastman. P·Of Gordon SplC'If'. P ·OF .. Todd Bergdoll .. . . . . Brion ShC'pler, JB- p .. IU::D SOX - S ii,.'ll>'CI lia kPlt·l . pildlf't llll\AI;t) W1 11ll-: <.;(lX - ~ lplhlnt'fl S;1 ki iH' f1.anljiL\. jJI 1rh~·l · . lu JJr.'fl\"j•!" of 1ht- Mar1et1a . H om1 ' .lunP .'I I. Athpns . H om£' . .. Southf'rn South(•nt FT"f'of>man. OF 81\SEJlr\.U. ,\nwrkan Lr•aRU<' .Jun..,~- Meigs American Legion Baseball Koster Player - POii. Tonv Rlffi C', C·P·Of . Rv::in Ollwr. 2B . fransactions Junf' '.M. Parkersburg S/)uth. Aw;l\ " .Junf' 24, Wellston. H om!' · Blake resigns North Gallia grid post ·' but thf' rca ! t hri II lor 'me is to Sf'C th~ once, went ontolower hisearnedrun average to 1.79 and becomPthefirst JO.game winner in the majors . "He's awfully tou gh with a four·run lead. He's awfully tough period," said catcher Lance Parrish. who homered in the ninth for Detroit's final run. "With Jack pi tching, I figured we had a pretty good chance." Oakland staric•r CJu·is Codiroli retired only one batter and was .· charged with all the first-Inning• runs . The Tig<'rs scored their first: run on a walk to Lou Whitaker and' singles by Alan Trammell - who had three hits and raised his average to .358- and Kirk Gibson;. Later in the Inning, Codlroli hi~ : Larry llerndon with a pitch to foret~ in a run, Dave Bergman had an RBI single and Chef Lemon hit a . sacrifice Oy. Trammell had an RBI doubiP in the spventh. Four area schools make up 1984 Legion baseball squad OUR BEST SELLING delighted f'xprr ssion.o; ; on the tra vel ers' fa cf's C've 1-y· timC' I hey fly by my Ing the position for Si\\1- :S Quts. •n bl•tT\ f\an-..L" Cit y. 11 1".nlllill . (1,1-; l,tnd. ' 1. F1ngpr·s. MllWliUIH, .. '': l.n m p Torunrn. 11: JU1;tv ls. Mln rnosota ~ win. Everybody was a little embatrassed by what happened In Seattle, " Morris said after ylel~ · a pair of unearned runs and strtklng. • out eight In snapping the Tigers' first ' three-game skid of the season . The Tigers thus Increased their lead In the American League East to 5 'h games over Toronto, which was rained out in Chicago. Elsewhere, , Baltimore trtrruned Seattle 74, • California whipped New York &-2 and Kansas City downed Txas &-1. Also rained out were MinnesotaBoston and Milwaukee-Cleveland. The Tigers staked Morris to a four· run lead in the first Inning and , the rlght ·hander, who has lost only • tough conditions lor someone playthe first time .'' Brooks' status remains day-today. Brent Gaff, ().1, was the loser while San Diego starter Eric Show, &-3, got the victory, which he called "the toughest win of my life." "I can't Imagine having less stuff," said Show , who allowed three runs on seven hits In seven innings. Rich Gossage got his league-leading 11th save despite a llowing Mookle Wilson's solo homer, his first, In the eighth Inning. "I, more or less, felt like a target out there," Show said. "I was missing my spots. And my ball wasn't moving very well . Could you imagine being less armed • I only knew that l'dstayoutoftroubleifthe ball didn't leave my hand." American J..eague When you've just spent a lost weekend, it's nice to lind your top pitcher on the mound toputanend to the e m barrassment. So it really came as no surprise that Detroit's Jack Morris stopped Oakland 6-2 on six hils Monday night. "The losing streak helped me prepare mentally . I wanted badly to when Hubte Brooks, the team's r<'glllar starter, left after the sixth lnnln!1 because of an Inflamed nerve In his light slx>ulder. Earlier In the game, Brooks singled to extend his hitting streak to 22 games, longest In the majors this season and one shy of the team reconl set by Cleon Jones In 197\1 and tied by Mike Vall In 1975. But In the eighth , with the score tied :J..3, the Padres loaded the bases on a one-out walk toGralg Nettles, a single by Steve Garvey and an Intentional walk to Terry Kennedy. McReynclds then hit a hard grou nder on the soggy turf that skipped off Gardenhire's glove and caromed into left field. "! booted the ball. The wet field had nothing to do wlth it," Gardenhire sald candidly. ''The ball was hit right at me, butlwasplaylng in no-man's land. I was out of position. "Before McReynolds got to the plate, I was thinking situation s, where to throw the balllfit was hit to me," he said. "Once it came my way, I misplayed It a nd let It go off my s houlder." Said Mels Ma nager Dave Johnson: "It was a tough c hance under 1 1':1 !I u . !lnl Sun llir.,_..,, .-\Mt:H.l<"A.\' LEAG1 'E I'..\"1T I:-. r , tr•• ,11 t.Jal••;, Engl•• \\m 111"tl.t "t).t "J) . unlm~l Dr·ll"it ·r~ !Javh S.·,,r![,-.. \.11i. rollin~ l"oronr o. ILL l ~t ll . Ot l<"a~u . ~ IH"'\"S T!.ttnm.-11. ll! ·tn~ l . ·~ : Hit)kt-n . B,tlr in..,l rt ·. ·r. . 'A"hti.tkl'l llt•nnL1. :{1: IJ. .. nn" '' <".rltl<"lll;>. 1\ . .\1iN •IJ\ Tnr1111 111 ~~ .!i r;u...~ ;.,,g r· . Now and then, they still have problems there. Ron Gardenhire, making his first appearance at the hot corner this season, found Kevin McReynolds' bases-loaded grounder too hot to handle In theelghth irmlngMonday, resulting In two runs that carried the San Diego Padres to a 54 victory over the Mets. The game, which was Interrupted for more tban an hour by rain, was one of several Memorial Day holiday contests In the National League affected by the weather. Cincinnati a t Chicago and San Francisco at Philadelphia were rained out, while Atlanta downed St. Louis &-21n a game In which the start was delayed by rain. Los Angeles beat Montreal &-1 and Pittsburgh blanked Houston 7-il in other NL action. Gardenhire, who started the game a t shortstop, moved to third for just the third time in hls career Rl. V« I.Raders !"• "!.• H~·an. H<J.~slurt S"OUKFOLn""S: lt 'f\/IM' l11. !J J~ ,,nJ!r'if'"!i . 711: (;o:xk'll. ~~·v. York . ; :1. Soru. nn1·mnali. -:-t>: l"andf'lana . l..,rr~lurgh . "fl l:tJI(1. l'h t l aiiPiphi ~t . trr: SultN . S !Lools. Ill . I ..~.Srnlllt Chk;,g, ; II. O tTISI". r->;·v. Phlladl•lphu f\Jpvo Ymk Dtr'l-.'ll ~ I. >tll"l fUl. 1 ~(+; IU1. 2..ll lxnr h . ;.;. ..... York. l:l'l. OnN".· :-,·,'\\ Yor k. l l. ~~ l.1r- All'-"!t"l'""' 1111...':>1-:S· Sa mul'l. 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Know thine enemy_____W_il_lia_m_F_._B_uc_kl_;_ey_J_r. Although it has always been obvious that you must to yourself be true if you can know that you will 3 •••, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, May 29, 1984 as Jorge Luis Borges - so that we should not be surprised that he can handle, so masterfully, the work of a professional journalist who was the chief publicist of Fidel Castro during the critical four years after he achieved power. But that the translator should have succeeded In getting out If It paragraphs and whole chapters that Ernest HemIngway would have been happy to submit to his editors says e ither . something trenemdous about the translator, or else about the author: more llekly, I judge, about both . Whatever, the boon to the reader Is enonnous. Now this Is a n Important point. Because It isn't easy to read the work of many of the apostates !rom communist. To beg1n with, they are very numerous. And then, they do not, on the whole, translate welL This leads to boredom for the American reader and (!think of one or two frie nds! a tacit pledge not again to plow through the work of a defector. II is the mome nt to say that "Fam il y P ortrait with Fidel" would be a n engrossing book to read if il were fiction. Instead, It Is an Inside look Into the most Infamous ideological fam ily ever to have taken over and then ruled by force a substantial nation wit hin this hemisphere. Fidel Castro came to power on the first day of the new year In 1959 a nd, by charisma, guile, charm, dissimulation a nd ruthlessness. emerged as thP undisputed a nd unchallengeable leader of Soviet Cuba. The Daily Sentinel-Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pag&-2-The Daily Sentinel not be false to any man, the in tuition A~ ~m~ Tuesday, May 29, 1984 992-2094 STIH£. "'- WCNN.O•e&.AIIfmeT UUIH CHAt• &I W pn~· ~.. · r ) n tlw ~ unplrnl\· h2 16 Ill h I"' g.Jrdl'Tl tr,Kim Evt•n dl ih u " Lhll pri ct>, 1t\ .1 hettt•r ',1lue Flo,1ting nun..vt•r dt:"do.. ft1r tlw -.m .,nthl'-.t cut rn..,..,tblt· T tght 24' tumm~ r.1d1u -.. Bn ~g . . & Slr.Jttnn ind u~ tn.tknmrnt'rt'J ,ll -t cvdt• l' ng·int'. \.i,Jn,Jblt· '-fll'l'd lr.lil'-Tllt ..,:-. ttln And .m cxdu'> tn ' n ~ nlrll lle d ___.~--., tr,lclltlTl difft·ren ti.l l 1\l rt.•thKl' w hL·el "rtrt Ft•.J t·un• bv ft'tt lun:'. it \ the bt.•!->1 v,Jiut' tlw rl' 1-. A nd n0w 11 ·.. even bt•tler. CDmc tn and c.1s h m tud,l\' Special Pre-Season Prices. REED'S COUNTRY STORE Reedsville 4th & Main ,, '-------------.....1·' 378-6125 �Tuesday, May 29, 1984 The Daily Sentinel By The Bend -·-..... -~· l· Joe ' -·'"'~~.-. " ~ .... FIRST PL\CE WNNERS - First place wiJmers ·of an art fair held at Racine Elementary were -students of grades one through six. ,J udging was by · Klrsta \\hite and sponsored by Racine I'TO. Winner.; of the fourth, fifth and grade class were, first row. fourth grade from left, Trevor Petrel, Ronnie Spaun, . I ... .r. J Rohlrr Manuel, KeUie Ervin; second row, fourth grade. Shane Circle, Jamey Holler, Emily Shain; third row, fifth gr.lde, Chad Diddle, Jarrod Circle, Mayla Yoacham. Shlmnon Counts; fourth row, sixth grade, SheU.v Sawyers, Alisa WOlford, .Jamie Cwrunins, Brenda Zirkle. ~· 4 Tammy Black and Shawn Eads were presented scholarships from the Rutland Scholarship Fund at the Monday night meeting of the Rutland PTO. Kay Frederick made the presentations tot he two Meigs High School graduates for the committee ol Diane Hendricks, Donna Jenkins and Carolyn Nicholson. Each scholarship is for $'.!50. Ms. Black is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Black. Rutland. and will be attending Hocking Technical College at NelsonvUie . Eads Is the son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Jerry Eads and \\111 be attending R io Grande College. New officers in sta lled by Margaret .Johnson were Teresa Wi secup. president; JoAnn Hays, vice president; Linda Priddy, secretary; and Marcia Elliott, treasurer. It was noted that Mrs. Wisecup served as cha irman of the fingerprinting project on May 5 with li6 I. were made to j Tammy Black W.Va . ThPn· H"l'n' Jppmx lmatf'l_\· .111~ Bo~· Scout s. as Wf' ll as lf'adPrs. parf'nt s and inff'IT'S IC'd businPss lr adPrs from thf' thrN"' count if's in attPndancP. Tht• thPmt• of th is ·' ·par's c·ampo rP£> was crmPrl'd <lrounci Pau l pc'rtainf'd t o l<now lrxigc of how to surTi VC' in thf' \\'(}()(1'-' . Ln' nt s and t hC' \-\inn crs wc•r"(• : Log To~s - Bi ll y F ricks. Troop :\11 ~~4. t'\"Pil iS Pt PIP ~t~ant. Crus-. Cut Si.lw - .l ohn J\ nrlf'rson and Toclcl Sm ith n f Troop ~-l~l. PomPmy. Marat hon Ra cr DwJ .\ 'nC' E va ns, Troop 2<Yi , Ga llipolis; J);l\·id Todd. Troop 200, Gallipolis; Kr\'in Oiler. Troop 210. Rutland. School. NC'wly elect r'(l nff icC' rs a rf' V a !(~riP Woods. pres idf'nl . l.ra Ann Robrn - Othf'r PVf'nts consLo;;;tC'd of campsitf' insJX'{'tlon won b.v Troop 205 and skits were put on by each troop at the Saturday evening campfire. Following the ins tallation moth PI'S wrrr hono1"«1 and each present Pd a rose. ~an cy .Jeffers of P laned ParPnt hood . spok!' on te<enage pregnancy. In rhargf' of th<' progrem wPre treas urer. Paula Cowdry, his torian . dent. Tammy Capehar1. treasure r, and Jody BarringPr, 'ice president. Laura Far lf'y. nPw~ rrporter,Jenny L.o?. parlimf'ntar ian, and Judy Nazarenes honor mothers The annual m ot hcr-daughter ban quel of the Pomeroy Nazarene Church was held recently in the banquet room of Duff's Restaurant. Attending were Nancy Aeiker. Carla Sell<er. Dorothy Bentz, Sis Stephenson. Betty Maynard, Nancy Whlttekind, Paulette Farley. Ma d!'line McClung, Patty Barton, Carol Henderson, Freda Henderson, MUdred Moore. Shari Blackwell, Barbara Colmer, Tammy Johnson. Debl Brockert, Chris Schaefer. VIcki Morrison. and Nora Nltz. RABIES CLINIC Rock Springs Fairgrounds SATURDAY. JUNE 2 1 to 4 P.M. By Meigs Health Departmenl and Meigs Humane Society Dr. Carol Osborne Rabies ................... 13.00 Other lnnoculations Available Oo s on leash/C ats in Carriers VACATION? Jones. song leade r. lET US HElP The Vaily Sentinel l ' ullli ~ hr'<l •'VN\ .Jf!Prno(m CHECK OUR TIRE PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY. PH. 992-7161 Middleport, OH. shown how to "tie" a uniform bO\V. and demonstratE'Cl his handmade musical instrumen1 s. Following a quE>Stion and answer fX'riod, stu· dent s particpated in tllC' group daneP instruction . Studpnt s in Mrs. Ricr's cl ass Salem Center's sf'Cond grade classrnom to rf'late their early life experie nc(•s living along the Ohio Ri ver . Pictures of the NNG ROOM ONLY Served with whipped potatoes . chiCken gravy , cole slaw. hot roll . butter & coffee. Sor~y. no substitutes except bevetage with v1ditional price. Lynch, Copley, Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch. Northfield, Vicky DeBord. Nelsonville, and Bob Bender, New Jersey. ing with his projf'ct wf'rf' E rma Yo ho. Belly WeyPrsmillPr and Gladys Brothers . VolunteC'r s assist('({ in pro\'idi ng additional !aprobes ami pill ow s fur kinderg arten students' rest p£'riod at thc Ca rleton School. Thf' Rr tired POSTM.-\~11-: H S t ' llSt ' UII'TIO~· • Our broad coverages • Our attractive rates • Our unbeatable claim service YW,rAN ~ERBervtoee I 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 Stete Auto ln•urence JJ com,.nl•• Orw \\' i'E'I\ nnl' 1\.lnnth Orw YP.II $I. w $4 Htl Su h ~ r· ri ~ ·r \ IHII d, .,i ,·ing ' '' p; l \ ' .Young birthday rlw ca r Ray an Young ceiebra ted her : sixth birthday with a party Sunday . at the Tiny Tech Facilities. Her · birthday is May 23. rn ;n remit irr ; ~rh · .lnt • • <l in 't"t ro Tlw IJ ;~rh Sr ' nlind on :\. ti o 1 1:! m u n th h . • ~b ( ·r•·d i l \\ lll lw ('ln ' n, .11ri f'r f'<lr h fnllll l 11 '\r, , uh -.•·• IJIII"ll ' h1· m. lil Jll' l"ml!!f'd in (" :lrrit •r ~f'rncf' is ;1\ <t il.! bit • Vl t\ II . Sl "fl S( 'PII'Tir 1'\ S Jrr-.idJ· Ohio 1"1 \\" i ' l 'k~ :...'f1 1\"• · • · k~ \\"o • r ·k~ t:IW, ·r· h .!h w....k ... "!:.! \\"('t' k" $J.t Jfi $19 12 $5R .N 2 pack Attending were Joshua and .Jeremy Casto. Eric and Andy Dillard, Jennifer and Wayne Barnhart, Denise and Allen Hayes, Keith Mattox. Angie Searles, Palma WUes. Megan and Jerry Clark, Danielle and Clayton Crow, Tanya Phalln. Heather Knight and Rayan's brother, Billy. $1 ~. flO $JJ.:w $S~U~O Also attending were Myrtis Parker, Linda Lambert, Mrs. Elmore Boice, Rayan's grandmother. Marcella Casto, Mary Dillard, and Rayan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young. Ronnie Casto was unable to attend the party. Sending gifts were Mrs. Norma Goodwin. Mrs. Joan Dowd, and Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Young. 3 DAYS ONLY! OUR BEST TRS-80® COLOR COMPUTER ,NOW ON SALE! Save s&o 199!~ "" IN THE MONEY SAVING A Cabbage Patch theme was carried out with the guests enjoying games and a magic show. Cabbage Patch cake, soft drinks, lee cream, and bonoons were served. t o wn~ 11· h o· r r· ho1n 1•' "•:! Taste that delivers Rayan Young r!f' 1 Shuler party ' held recently .\ Sate Ends 513t/84 Heather Shuler entet1ained her eighth grade classmates mth a mener roast and campout at the home of her grandparents, Mr. al)d Mrs. Carl Morris, Racine. Guests were Clair Allen Morris, Carl C. Morris, Pete Roush, Shannon Rlffle. Shawn Diddle, Brad Maynard, Brian Diehl. Tracy Beegle, Dolly HUI, Leann Clark, Tara Wolfe, Patrice Circle, Kristin Pape, Donnete Talbott, Dencl Shuler, and Dorothy Warner. Attend graduation Mrs. Dean Barnltz, Pomeroy. and Mrs. Vietor Brown. Minersville, were in Parkersburg recently for the graduation of their daughter EUen Bamltz, from the Parkersburg Community College where she received an associate degree in nursing. She maintained a 3.9 grade point average. Conunencement was held at the Parkersburg Presbyterian Church. ·-· ·- ··"' "~ " COUNTRY CRAFT COTTAGE 317 N. 2nd Middleport Warning : The Surgeon General Has Oetermini!d That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. LIGHTS: 10 mg.'1ar". 0.8 mg. nicotine: LIGHTS 100's: 12 mg. "Jar". 0.9 mg nicolme . FILTER : 15 mg. "tar". 1.1mg. nicotine, FILTER 100's: 16 "tar". !.2 mg. nicotine. av. pet cigarette by FTC method. -- - . - - - . . - . - . . . . : . ... - . . - • • . . - . . -....... _. _ _ - ··· -· .• .i>- . . ... ~ • • •• • •• I ------------------------ ~i::!!P!!Jn.J] Introducing $~7 . :.!11 M:-.;(;u: rm·\· I' HI(" ES Books .............. .... .. .. r;, Price Candlewick Thread ........... 65' Last Day of Business Is June 6th Shop Closed June 2 1984 A J . 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As a convenience to our patients, Pleasant Valley Hospital wUI publish the physician's office locations unW the relocation to th e new Medical Office Building Is completed. .... ~l'nd addn·ss 10 T hi' Pr~gra m utilizes the talents and energy of retired persons to e ruich and supplement classroom activities. A total of 300 volunteer hours were provided during the 1983-84 school year. ,------------- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN OFFICE LOCATIONS 0 POMEROY OH. Senior Volunt eer Ohiu \' a lit'\ l'u hli~hi n ~ Cn m pan~·- ·M ulrinr('(l i;•. In c . l '<~nu• n l\ ·. Oh io .JS7fi9, 99:!:!Flfi. Sr-<·nnti d.~" f)( l ~ l d,l;l ' l'<t id <~ I Porncrov, Ohu· 1 r~n -; S r------------------------------~ $3 25 CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT PH. 992-5432 vided wit h a ball of soft clay, students used a leaf to imprint the design onto the clay, and then shaped It into the form of a small "pin" dish Various pieces of ceramics were displayed to show the development of color and exture as the clay pie<.l's were m olded. glazed a nd fired in the kiln . Voluntecrs assist- •',. .\ 1nndd'' Radio Shack Has It All-From Low-Cost Pocket Computers to Powerful Desktop Bualneas Syatema GENERAL TIRE SALES "Where Tha Rubber Meets The Road" cludP Paul and Josephine Smith. Glenn Lambert. Cora Michael. Manley and Malinda Christy, Al bert Sc hultz. Lilli e Ra ndol ph. Ker fundamentals of ceramics. Pro- thr u ug~ r Fr id;1•,, Ill ( "nu n Strn·t bv thP York CHECK THE Reg. 259.95 turned to M s. Y or k' s secon d gra dr classroom to prov idP squ are dance instruction . Those attending in - well a s for a Sp!'Cia l a ssembly progra m for the entire sehool. At that Time. Darell T aylor drsptaye;:J .... (t "SI'S 1-1:)..96411 :\ llh·h.ion of .\ 1ullinu•dla . lnL • Write Your Own Sophlstl<:ated Programs • Use Our Program Pak~ Cartridges for and Create Detailed Color Graphlc:s Educ:atlon, Entertainment, Personal • Act:ess 32K Memory Using the Bullt·ln and Household Tasks Extended BASIC Language • ln<:ludea Twa Tutorial Manuals on • Add a Dlak Drive and Optional Disk Standard and Extended BASIC Languages Operating System to Act:ess 64K Memory • Easy to Expand • Atta<:hea to Any TV YOU GET READY ..... N. 2nd Ave. 992-2668 ;· ·>meory. Oh. Mouse Trap - Scan Braley and Wa lt Hag!()'. Troop 24o. Middleport. ThrO\.\' .Jim Wal kf'r. Troop 'lffi . (;a lii polis formf'r officers . P am Davis, presi- r\ngPiiqur Starr hrr, S('('rpta r:v . Angl'la Pooi{'r. \ "ict• Store PIC'asa nt . Tom a hawk prC'sidf'nL son, Equipment Tug of War - T roop zo:,, Ca lli polis. Rope Clim b ~ Dwa)'llP F:vans. T roup 20!i. Calllpoll ': Rand v Hal ,,.,._ Troop 249. Pomeroy·. Log Roll Troop 2o;q_ Pt. FHA elects new officers OfficC'rs wpn• insta llf'd a nd moth · l'fS honon.>d . at a rt'l'Pnl mc'C'ting of the F .H .i\ . C ha ~t r•r at F:asl<•rn High Your Farm uis playpd for class room viewing. RPtirC'd volunt eers rPCf'ntly re- room at Tuppers Plains Elementary School were introduced to the M Prntwr T h•· .. \-.~<H ' I : Ik< l f-'rp-.;o;, In· land D ,1lh I'H ·~~ . \ ~ <.ti( " L ito n and t hl"' Amt•r i t·a n \: • ·•~ ~ p.ip('r l ' uhlhhf'r s ,\ s· silCiati.o n . '\ .i ll'' ll.i l .-\(]\.'t'r ti sing R r prt> · se nlatt \"1 ' . l \1 .• nh .1n1 ;\pw~papN Sa J(•s, 7.1.1 Th ir·d .\'.f·n uo •. t\ Pw Yrl rk, N£'w Area scouts attend camporee ;rnd Woodsman knowi('Ci gp FORD TRACTOR signs fur 1hc Meigs County Fair nowf'r shows. Preceding the meeting members e njoyed a w ildflower tour on the New Hope Road at the Buel Ridmou r fa1m. Janet Koblentz and Eleanor Knight were th!' tour JradPrs and mPmbers took wildflower and tree books for use in identtflcation. Plants were brought bac k for display an identification by those who we re unable to take the tour. The 86th birthday anniversary of Carlos W. Lynch was celebrated recently \\1th a party at his home in Athens. Attending were Mr and Mrs. Stanley Beal, Middleburg, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas DeBord, Mrs. Luther Gilliam, Terrie and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wyant and Tim. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood and Ronnie, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs .. A.L. Lynch, Johanna Lynch, Bob and dam s werr instC:tlled. wpre their own handmade ribbons. From a previously prepared length of handmade ribbon . students were . Lynch notes 86th birthday DALE HILL Ca rleton . Arrangem ents WC're m ade ror the eiviecornmittee to do a Hurt.\ ()n READY TO WALK - s_everal area residents participated in the Walk·a·Thcm lor District 25, Orderofthe Eastern Star, held at Belpre for Heart Researeh at Ohio State Unlvenilty Hospital. Approdmately $1,800 was raised from the event. Ronnie Walliwe, pictured center, walked 10 mBes, and JUI Lawrence, Harri!lonvUie Chapter, Meigs County, with her three-year-<>ld daughter, Melody, and Brenda Johnson, worthy matron ol Racine Chapter and her six-month-old son, Tyler, pushed their stroUers five mUes to fulfiU their pledges. along \\1th family photogra phs of extrnsivp floodin g before the locks paste and sizing solution to produce Leota Ferrell a nd Ada Bissell ShawnEads were presented to John Usle. children participating. Plans were principal. the outgoing omcers. made to repeat the project in the fall . Mrs. Johnson, president; Judy The treas urer reported a balance of Eblin, vice president; Mary $170.00. Devotions to open the O'Brien. secretary, and Kay Fredmeeting were ,;tven by the Rev. Nancy Coyle. Middleport Church f crick, treasurer. and the band the Nazarene. director, Miss Goodnlte. A concn was presented by the . - - - - - - - - - - - - fifth and sixthgrade bands under the direction of Marilyn Goodnite. The second grade class won the room count banner. Gifts of appreciation banquet. Mrs. Alan Holter and Mrs. Ed Holter were accepted into membership. A thank you not.- was read from John Foster at the Carleton School for a trCP planted there. Members voted to pay $1 a member on the county garden club planting at ThP MCM Di str ict of" th(' Bm Scouts of Amrrica n><·Pntl\' ht•ld it s annuJ I s pring camporPf' ;J t t hf' 0 .0 . Mdnt .\ :n • Park . ThC' Camporf'i' w as attf'ndf'd b.\ 11 Ro~ · Sr·nut Troops f rom the -rvli'igs. C <r lll a ~1110 Nla ,..nn a r f'a, ., ~ wf'll as 11.n1 troop-. fmm Hunting-ton. •:a, more famous boats of that pra, mil Mc Elroy, MariE' Chapm an and Cha r les Roger s. DarC' IJ and Car ol T a.vlor and Tracy Tacke!l provided music for the square danee instruct ion , as visited Mrs. Karl Krautter for the Chester planting at the Chester Cemet ery this weck . It wa s noted that flowcrs for the band banquet at Eastern were provided by Macel Barton. The ChestN Club will prepare the ,_. •' Chester Garden Club meeting held recently Arrangements ,..- ~ Tile Daily Sentinel-Page visits Meigs area schools Volunt rs enrolled in the Re tired Se r Volunteer Program visited class rooms in the Meigs County School Districts thi s past quarter. to share " it h students their talents and life experiences. Virgil McElroy and Mary Buck visited the Sp!'Cial E ducation Class rooms at Bra dbury E le m e nta ry School to demonstrate the weaving of g rapevine wreaths. A variety of wreaths were displayed to show the multiple use of " natural m a terials" in decorating the wrC'aths cuch st udcnt received . The classroom demons tration rncluded a ppl ying a hom e made Rutland PTO scholarships presented provide table arrangements for the Eastern and Chester Alumni Associa tion banquets un June 2. Mrs. Kirk Chevalier and Mrs. Rosemary Young will make the ones for Eastern, a nd Mrs. Maidie Mora and second row, second grade, Jenny Cleek, Brandi MaUory, Mike VanMeter, Rasche! Rowe, Mary Jo WoUe, Jamie (',aunts; third row, third gr.lde, Kelly Phelps, Eddie Sawyers, Christi Maidens, Nikki U~e. Mkhellt• Stohart. ~VP Tuesday, May 29, 1984 Plans for an open mec:'ting to be held at thP ChPster MPthodlst ChufC'h on June 6 w ere made when the ChcstcrGarden Club met a t the home of Mrs. Edna Woods. Speaker for the merlin~ will IX' Mrs. Charles Blakeslee who will display her sca shcll collertion a nd talk on "Treasures from the Coast.·· Kathryn Mora will be chairma n of the open meeting to whic h ail garden c lub members arc invited. ' FIRST PlACE WNNER OF ART FAIR- Taking first place honors in the an lair judged by Klrsta White and spon'<Ored by Racine I'TO were students of Racine Elementary. t1rst n>w, first grade from left, Kendra Noni.,, .Jeni Sit-wan, Sheni Frt'Cicrkk, Travi' Mugra~;t•. C<Jurtne.v Rllt"h· Faith Ro<;c>; Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio �PameiOy-Middlaport, Ohio • ALL SALES PRICES ARE GOOD AT BOTH YOUR POMEROY SUNDAY STORE AND YOUR MIDDLEPORT SUNDRY STORE. THE HOTTEST PRICES IN POMEROY AND ;M:IDDLEPORT -ARE AT YOUR SUNDRY STOR MONDAY, JUNE 4th • WE RESERVE ALL PRICES ARE GOOD THRU SHOP EARLY, AVAILABLE ONLY WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. • --.----------r----------------BIG 32 OZ. REFILL BIG 6.5 OZ. TUBE! 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MARK CHARCOAL •FAST STARTING •GENUINE HARDWOOD oNlY\ �8- The Daoly Sentonel !Sage Ohio The Daily Sentinel ·------ .....__ . •u.·-·-.. . -· ·-·--, ·-..... ~ . .... ... ·-~ ,.-. ,,,.._....._ --.. __ _..._.__ 7 ·-- ~- J N _ ........ -··-·-·-- JI-a...a.-... , .... t . . . _ ., ·~-·- lJ~- ~-·'-""" ~. .. ~~- TY .I. CI ....... " ....... _, .. Oo I ~WS OF LIFE - 11oruugh rnudo hard ~<urk <Uld detenrunattun tht:! \nluntcer tin llcpart R.~•n• mcnt had a drt am lurn U1 n .t ill~ a... 11 rt"tt:IVt-'d and paid for Jl' nt:w Ja""!"i of l1h n ...uu tool lht first ~uch 1n Mt"lt.{!-. ( ounh st>r\f'S lloddleport OH PH 992-2549 OPEN MON SAT 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE ( hlel Robert Hank" Johnson, Assistant Chief David 'io ogler and Squad Chief George Cummins Of Racine fire department's new 'Jaws of Life" equipment arrives Friday R\ ( 1:\ 1 - !ht l)u 111\ lur lff'r l llf' f) p11tn til l J)j r r r t it ftrs t d( var 111 1 nt n \1 ~..; f mr punht <.,( 1 lr\\ <.. tl rl +'-tUI tool rt'f£ \lrll ltr ur 1 J r l ' afh 1 n .. n l ht ll(\\ !1 '-1 u ru n'fl tJ' ll u " r ~uPas I \ t I tt \ 11 '-Ill! undlll ) t :-.r~ " c.tnd "Ill bt !11 hH I ('SC UP chased by money ralsed through \ ht ll v. 'qu1pmf'nt has ...,n t\rlorx•ratJonal but d to be' sn mrllmr next fund ra tsers and d onations from people served by tbc Racine depar 1men I The departm ent 111shes Ia extend ns !hanks to the dl\ uo.. lui ll IS IS ( -iprtblf' n su ffl< tf'nt t ra mm g IS In I I Area deaths Thomas \'\ t>slo•n Thomas H \\i( sh n "" \ ct t!t l "' dt Routf' 124 Rae mr riH 'fl Monrl1\ 11 Ca md e n Cla1 k t! f!U'-j)ll Ill Pa1 k( 1sbu rg Mr WPs tt r \\ h•n n :-..; '' t IIJIJ ttl Cmctn n -111 1sorH I ht I 111 \u~----:us t andChar loth Shph!ns\\(o,;ft, lit rP1nPd m _p ; hum Junk lu uhv hH t1 h{ v. 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IJf1 lllfl( tnlJ'-,frl I (!l\ In Whf n lhc d ;... n • 1m " It lllgill will t)f 1 n 1 m n. toq 11Hl t n1 v.. d \ will hi ~1 n l{£'(ognl1 1n and p11 Sl nl tlrorr 1 f the c lr ss w 1s ma<lt hy Wlllr 1m Buckl<y prln<Jp,•l Robf r1s supt ond IUrhud rlntf ndf nt H c• pt '(I thP class Doi"S£'1 I rll kIns pH sidfr I of t Ill board of ('(luc l tion plt~ nlt '(l lht' diplomas Thf'baml~ n st nlt'(l J- ,ml Ht ntl 1 h( w1 I< or11t " t'-> ProccsslOnal l'(lven IJy S<nll Mt mona! Hosp11al Mon lniiOI.\ rng c1 t\.1.-0 \ r h1cle accident n 1H11o 1~ a<c-or drng to the sta te lul-! lm I\ pJtru l \111' J, I J" I< 1 2:! and 1 am1ko h . llt>t r 1 1 \Hit hoth l f('a tPCI for 1 n't, 1 ( pmt1 d hosptt a l s to~ V <U f! h,m ll pl on presldml of lh<' class and lnl rodu< tlon of speakPrs by DeP Anna K<Jy DaUey vice presldenl or the • lass • The anthem "The Lasl Song by Tom G<Jrman Timothy John Pre bert. treasurer of Ihe class lmd Ihe (umlng of the tassel The Rev GUbert Spenlw uf lh<' Chester Chu rch of God gm e th<' baccaJaureaw addJ ess !'he TlmP Has Come The Invocation and the bmedlc Uon was given by the Rev Don Archer k rll \c n m lime for <J IJ\ Ml<harl S F pickup 1w J1 HuliuHl lh t1 w 1s J'"Pj)OIIrdly back llli 11 (1111 [II\ lf4 lh I \.E'W3V I >•"( tt p pt h 1 , f'hlch 11 tlu s111.1ck Faw s light lt.ar cau smg -.\tJ t 1 11m 1g1 ..,, ' 1 't to thl tru l k a nd d till tgi to Dt"C'tf'r scar Th e (I"' 11 lakt n to VPterans by tht Mllj.!'. l MS ! 1\\ v 1s c tlf'd for fat lu rf' to y ield rnJtlJt Ill 111 c)iffl< ull 'AI musl I! 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It \ J h I I I \ I functron 1md1 tJ! ndt 11!! \ ._, !It I I II thf'lr \ t 111 thh I I Inn 1\ I r ht I ll It !t i l go\ll g I 1'1 r 111 til l 1 tl (. 11 r.ll ns a t Moundsvlllf' 1 \ romf"J ov woman and mfant Jt IH ah'(f <Jnd released from Jl l I (i{JpPndl 111 \- on !111 1' Wt mu o,;l ))( Ha lcyon Holl .__,pokt I SJX I son lht p 1t1 ()l sc..udMJIJ Df>c>trrwas t ro,;ll:- umi.Jt 1 lO p m '1-\. hf"n shr w as Ill hi \\ m Pomeroy woman, infant hurt in wreck I Conltnlll 'fflt rnpu tnct(~pt_ncllnt tnlhc \-lt n I 1\ Ill I I I and 7 10 q p m Wednesday '' I\'- ntn W( r e mjuf'C'd In a l \\(t\!ht tll ILCJ dcnton US~early Sund 1\ !h( p 11rol s.a1d I ~~ r m I r a1 son 20 Media Pa Hid \ n1h1 m W Rtm 22 At hens H t H nc 111 1 ..ttt'CI fm thf'lrlnjurif's llH p 111 o l s 11d I trson was f of lPntet one mUe 1th nf Ohto flHl al 2 16 a m a nd , ,, LH k 1 southOOund V( hrcle dn\ P n I>\ l t uu lilt lOIIls ion ( auscd R mi s \- t llu It to SlilkP J guardr a il a nd 11 poi 1t>dh It Jl( ( 1mt lo 1c st on li s sldf" m the !CX. Hh~ 1\ I~ 11 \( hu. Jps \\Pl"f' S('\.E'rely cl rrrtgt"(l I liStlllV..tscitPdfm D\\1 tnd l1 It of n n!PI C.uu~· llt·d 1\11 Ill 11 sa I sc hf'du h:-d for this Voiu s of Lilx.•11y has bt, 11 l IIH'f" II C'd 1 ' t mg fm fhf' ~~ voTE ROW B communlly for lis generosity Units have busy weekend in Meigs Public Notoce NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION The Memonal Day weekend was a busy tune for units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser voce wolh eight calls being Columbus Oh1o May 11 1984 Commct Solos logo! Copy No 84 606 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT FRG 000R(149J SRG OOOR\129) answered I lllov. ng '-f"n. lces here the bod) ~ 111 b< liken 10 the Lules Funera l 1 follll LAFF·A-DAY mf'nts for the rescue tool are Pxpected t o arri\ e soon fhe new eqUipment was pur Of n'-> 5/22/1 mo A cu1t111g tool and other attach U'-. Ed \ .M C L KITCHEN receJ\ eel. b\ department members th ppllc 1f1nn m 1utomo IIJ iton the Jav. s mav "1fl \ tllrh! t\ rnd ttl MPlg"' ( ounl\ rn t n1 " tr It ndri!H h AI 1 00 p m Salurday the Syracuse unll went to MmersviUe for Paul Kloes who was taken lo the Holzer Medical Cenler and al 8 30 p m the Rutland un!l went toDepol Streel lo lranspor1 Martha Rowe to Veterans Memorial Hospital On Sunday lhe Middleport unit took Barbara Bolin !rom her home on Park Streel lo Veterans. and at 11 15 p m lhe Rutland squad lransported Deborah Gilmore from her home In Rutland to Veterans Monday al 1 11 p m the Rulland unit responded to the scene of an accldcnl on Roule 124 and took Mary Deeler andMecoDeeterto Veterans Memonal Hospital The Pomeroy unit wascaUed lothc410SprlngAV£' resodenceof Audrey Arnoldwhowas taken to Pleasant Valley Hopsolal al I 45 p m and at 10 29 p m the Rutland squad look Eric Matheny from Pamter Rodge to the Holzer Med1cal Center ( 1 r l I H OvP tl Ck s I) \ ! Hn sh 111 0 n i f'<; 1ntl <;P< I 1 1--! a1 on~ I n<;t;;ll n 1 •a SPrl p I t kH 1 C1 1vf' ill S (! Plv PmPn W d th V1 n<:, P! 1 f \ U• l CJih 0 00 l0f>IIO () ]( lp VVkl~ \ s it o V:-tt l hr n T tn f.)l II ,c; mlir•oo Oh ' 0Pp l nPnl nl t 1 on P " h'l n I r>s I It I S II 1 N I tlf Veterans Memorial Hospital Louery winning numbers: 147,2860 Meet Wednesday The Long Bottom Comkrnunlty Assocoatlon will meet Wednesday May 30 at 7 30 p m at the communlly buDding Hearing... Conilnued !rem page 1 Jaw Celehrezze stated that pollu lion will cease only upon complete reclamation of lhe land disturbed by the mining The Attorne, General asked the court to prellmlna rUy and perrnan ently enjoin the defendants !rom aU mining activity which produces mdustrtal waste and to reclaim aU land dlstuo bed by mining opera !Ions In addlton Celebrezze asked the CQurt to levy the maxrrilmum clvtl penalty of $10 (XXl per violation per day against the defendants e s ch c k In n 1 nn l 11 rn five per cent of h1s bid t 1 n n 1 vPn t mo f' tt I tl 1!1 Loca l mqu 1r1es are bemg requested from local contractors, sub-contractors. tradespersons and matenal suppliers Interested 1n general contractmg or supplymg labor and/or matenals for the constructton of smgle fam1ly homes as part of the General Hartmger Subdtvtston m Middleport. Ohto Please respond directly to RetSer, Valentour, Callahan Arch1tects 121 West State St. Athens. Ohio 45701 Phone (614) 592-5615 Housing plans and spec1ftcat10ns are avarlable atthe above address Inquires should be received by June 7 for constderatJon tn construction of the first group of houses. ;; 1 I I I tJ rt 1 ) ten percent of his bid nwrlhl" to tht 0 Pf nr R I NS 1 "~! \ 0 p 01 P• I s lo q 1 I r i1\ lr 1 ("rl ct<"~vs pf 0 1 thp r~t t' rh P I In n r>Pn nq h rl s 1 c ll wthChaptP:; on tiP 1 25 Onon vo.;r ct Code 'lnrl pPc I r 111 ons arr thf' I f>f) ut m nt ol T 1 st • Cit o dnd l h• t II cf! ol h 0 ... 1 I Ot p I v D f' L{Of fh r D r I f'~f' vPs th f' ql 0 tP t l v 1 i 11! b d s WARREN J SMITH DIR ECTOR Ph H 17 7 I NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTAnON Columbua Oh1o Moy 11 1984 Contnlct Selea legal Copy No 84 1144 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT SR OOOR (1021 Sf:tPfi DfOPOS11 wll bP. at lhf' 0 11 CP o f hf> 0 rector o l thP Oh o Depa t 1 en t ofT o sport at nn Co um bvs Oh o nt I 0 00 am Oh o Stnn<1a cl f1 mP T esday J ~ 1 2 198 4 lo , pr Jve mer Is n M e a s Coun!y Ohtn on MEG 7 (8 081 State Route 7 n the V !age ol Pomeruy Meq 7 (8 33 10 35) Stat e Route 7 MEG 124 !12 19 13 161 Sra te Route 124 n the V ltaqe of Rutl and MEG 124] 13131 16 58) Slate Route I 2 4 and M EG Pa rk and A rle by resur l ac ng w 1h asphalt concrete Pave ment W1d h - Var es Prore ct and Work Leng th 36 855 teet or 6 98 m1les The Oh o Depar1ment of Transportal on hereby nottltes all b1dders that t w II aff rma t vely nsure that n any contrac t entered tnto pursuant to thts adver hsemen1 m nanty bus ness en terpr ses w 11 be al fo rded full opportuntty 10 su b m11 b ds 1n response to lhts r - - - -----------------------------l reCf' YCti NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TRADESPERSONS and VENDORS nv tat on and w Jl not be drscr mmated agatnst on the grounds of race color or nat on a! CW' gtn n cons derat on for an award Mtnt rnum wage ra tes lor til s protect have been predeter m ned as requ.,-ed by law and a P set forth n the br.l propos a Th e datP set to com plet on of hts work shall be set forth n th e b dd nq p oposal Eac h b1ader shall be rear 1?-d to f le Wlih h s b d a certrf ed chf'ck or cr1sh er s check fo an amount eq a Ia five per cent of his bid but n nv P.vent more th nn I fill th ousand dollars or a bond lor ten percent of hil bid payable 10 he D•reciO t B ddcr_, must apply on the rrope r fo Ms l n qua I ca on ar least en days P' o to he d:-t P set for open nfl b d s n rrrcnr dance w th C hapter 5525 Oh10 l~ev sPd CodP Pia s and s p e~.:tf cat u ns 'Ire on lie n JhP Oep:trtmt:n t of Transpor at on nnt1the ott 1 e of the D strtel Deputy 0 ecto• ThE' 0 11 nor reserves he qht to rc re t any and 01 I b ds WARR EN J SMITII DI RE CTO R Rev 8 1 7 73 ... IU -..- -c.~.- a.,_.., •• cr-.<• l* 111 143 U1 ~""!olio lliJo\I M.. 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' s x 16) success ve The last publ ca 110n wIt be made on the 1 lth day ol Jun e 198 4 and the twenty e1ght 128) days for ans.we wrll com men ce on th at da e In case of your far ure 10 answer or otherw se respond as requ ed by the Ohio Rules Of Civil Proc:edln udg men by default w•l be rendered aga nst vo In he rei ef demanded n I he Comp an DATE May 2 I 984 L<my F SPP.ncec Clerk. of Courts Me qs Coun ty Common Peas Cou 1517 14 21 28161 4 11 ol e 1- ---::--,:-::--:::---:---Pubhc Notice 1------------ SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE The State of Ohio MEIGS COUNTY Rebecca McCutcheon "'-irrtiff vs Ronald Mrler et al Oefendant No 83 CV 306 R SUPPORT '42 50 '84 95 TAIL GATE FORD FENDER '85 00 '69 95 BUMPER '69 95 Also Some Car Fenders Avadable 00 Public Notoce BOGGS SALES &SERVICE 1948 and t eco ded n Deed Boo k. Volume 160 at Page 363 Recm der s Ott ce of M e gs Coun ty Oh o PARCEL NO 4 The fol low nq df'SC bed eat P.State lytng and be nq n he Townsh p ol 1P.hanon and J I aqe q f Pur tland County of Me gs State of Oh o bo ied and desc becl as to tows ARST TRACT c; r ate n the V la ae uf Po t a rl and s known and dP"'CI b€d on th e Pl at ot sa ct V t age of Po tland as LJt N twent>,. nne {:29) SECOND TRACT S tuate n thP V tinge ol Pof!l and and be nq a I ol La Nn th rty f e (35) Old P Jflla d Oh o as shown by the plil a t satd subdv so as si1mP s re co Jel I ~ A ~:: co de s Off ce o f Me QS Co nty Oh o refe1 en P. o wh c h s ben() made THIRD TRACT S ua te n the V llaqP o f Po tland and bP nq the Wr>st one hJII oJ Lor Nc 2 ~ n th e V lage of 0 cf Pot a d 01 o a~ shuv... bt he Pial at sa d Subd v•s on as samP s r~c) r1ecl n th e Recmde s Of c:P of 1y1P qs Co ~... nty Oh o Pfe•ence 10 wh ch s be ng madr P c lnst un 1--'n t lele ence Vulun P 213 Paw 369 Sa f Prem es apl)ra se J as lot o ~v:; Pa Cf>b 1 2 and 3 appra sed U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE OH I0 Authonzed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equopment Dealeo Farm Equipmenl Parts & Servoce •Storm Doors & Downspouts •Gutter •Storm Wmdows •Roofmg •Replacement Wrndows •Sidewalks Pattos •Custom Built Garages 1111 304 676 6761 Pupptes ll• German She pherd 304 468 1666 4 yellow ktttens blue eves 1 bob tool 4 Calico 304 895 3637 after 2 30 675 3442 WRITESEL ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned l!o Pamted Storm Doors l!o Wondows 949-2263 • 'M P&S BUILDINGS Racone Oh Ph 614 843 5191 35185 Oak Holl Road long Bottom OH 45743 PH (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrade r Equ1pmenl Recommended by leadong Carpet Manu facturers FREE ESTIMATES DOZER WORK 2 fe males 304 676 1617 Galhpolls Oh 46631 Your lawn chppmgs I wdl collect Meson New Ha'Jen BabySitter 1or summer part ttme 2 chtldren Must be excellent sw1mmer some weekends Call 446 2956 area 304 882 2024 School bus seats " FREE ESTIMATES Available Anytime The Gall•a Me1gs Commun 1ty Action Agency (CAAI t.s currently placmg eligible htgh school sen1ors and other eltgtble applicants 16 to 21 years old 1n the JTPA Job Search Program Apph cants must be restdents of 3 kttten s 7 wka old 2 black 1 whtte and black 304 576 2703 PH. 446-8038 or 992-7119 5/211 mo Vmyl & Alummum SIDING BISSELL FISHERMEN ANY Sllf BASS MOUNTED FOR SIDING CO. $5Q Thru Month o l May 'Beautoful Custom Buolt Garages· Call for free s1dmg esltmates 949-2801 or 949 2860 TANNED DEER HIDE S Su ta ble lo G lo~e1 Etc Reasonably Prr ced TAXIDERMY SHOP New L ma Ad Rutliln d Oh No Sunday Calls )II" PH 742 2225 Wolfe Investigations. Inc. Ktttens to good home phone 304 773 5913 Galha or Me1gs County to qualify Enrollments wtll be made on a ftrst come ftrst served basts Apphcantsw1l1 racetve professional ass 1st ancetn all aspects of lookmg for employment from as sessment to gettmg the JOb These JOb seekers are 1mme dtately ehgtble for on the JOb tramtng and youth tryout employment mcenttves for employers to htre program partiCipants Employers are on wa1tmg l1sts to htre people enrolled m the pro gram For further mforma t1on call 446 , 018 tn Galha County or 992 2222 m Metgs County V1stt the Job Search Centers tn Galhpohs or Pomeroy for a vtdeo demonstratton from sat1s fied former job search par tlctpants The Galha Metgs Communtty Act10n Agen cy 1s an equal opportumty employer and ser~~tce prov1der lost and Found 1 whtte golf shoe left foot tn Rock Spnnga area Call 614 992 3231 Lost black & whtte Boston Bull dog on parkmg lot rn Pomeroy Reward No ques tJons asked Call 61 4 992 MIDDLEPORT OHIO 6932 614-992-7626 Free male beagle to gwe away to good home Call PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES ' I WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENlrH •SYLVANIA • SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR We Have A Full Ttme Shop Techntctan on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985 3307 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 614 843 6164 Ntce m1xed breed dog gen tie make a good chtld s pet Call 986 3320 lost 1 pr chtldrens glasses a yellow case Last seen at Salisbury Elom or on Vmyl & Alummum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked 1n home area 20 years Free Estimates EUGENE LONG Ph (6141 843 5425 582 mo pd For all your worong needs furnaces repaor servoce and onstallatoon Residential & CommerCJa I Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 school bus no 33 If found please call 992 3603 CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dishwash ers •Ranges •Refr1gerators •Dryen •Freezers ------- p Pekingese male black gray Chr~stv ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY 220 E Matn 'omeroy PH 992-6931 I Vk Free Est1mates" Installation Ava1lable 4127/1 mo FISHING REEL REPAIR Parts, Servtce & Cleanmg For Garcoa Zebco Sh1 mana Johnson Doawa Quock STEVE FINLAW PH . -985-4266 Rt I long Bottom . Oh TOM'S SHOE REPAIR Will Open May 21st A~ ~ 113 W 2nd St Pomeroy OH Open 9 00 lo 5 00 Closed Thursdays 5 15 I mo YOUNG'S BACKHOE WORK Conctele worlt Plumb ng and etectucal work !Free Esttmates) V C. YOUNG Ill 992 6215 or 992 -7314 Pomeroy Ohto Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt 124 Pomeroy Ohoo AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also TransmisSion PH 992-5682 or 992-7121 llltl • • • DOZER RE CLAMATION WORK OIL FIE\.0 SERVICES •cuSTOM BUILT HOMES •WATER GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-7201 Dr. Carol Osborne Vetennanan Is At The Me1gs Humane Soc1ety THRIFT SHOP Moddleport From 3 to 8 p m Every Tuesday For Treatment Of Ammals 5/8/1 mo Auctton every Tuesday ntght Pt Pleasant WVa Auct lonme Neat Youth Center Bldg Camden St 614 367 7101 Call 614 992 3968 A1ck Pearson Auctioneer Serv1ce Estate Farm An t1que & 1tqutdatJon sales licensed & bonded m Ohta & Babystner for 8 yr old Approx 2 12 hours per dey 5 days a week summer only Must be dependable neat & mature Call 614 992 6598 wva 304 773 5785 o• 304 773 9185 Auctton every Fn ntght a the Hartford Center Truckloads merchandise every Constgments of used merchandtseo :~~~~~~: welcome R1cherd R Aucttoneer 304 75 I 3069 Wanted To Buy Is Expanding In Thts Area e.m .. •aoo J.w.~rt - Wrn Trips •nd Prl-u• Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam Furn1 ture 446 3159 3rd & Oltve St Galltpohs Oh Wanted to buy t1mber Call after anyt1me weekends EXCAVATING 388 9906 9617 -DUMP TRUCKS -LO BOYS - TRENCHER - WATER -S EWER Wanted 101 Call 992-2063 Between900AM 500PII 59 I mo 6 61 614 388 buy plants Call 304 468 1 - GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS lARGE o• SMALl JOBS G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLY GAS- WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS Warehouse 985-3813 Resrdence 985·3837 51711 mo d Announcements 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sawtng rna ch1ne repatr parts and supphes P1ck up and delivery Davts Vacuum Cleaner one half mtle up Georges Creek Rd Call 614 446 0294 •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE SEWER County CertUied SEPTIC T~NKS INSTAUEb FlEE ESTIMATES ..... ~.,-7560-367-761 CH£S;HIRE: OHIO Buymg dally gold coms rmgs Jewelry st<nlingl ware old cams large cur rency Top prtces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Moddleport 3476 Oh 614 992 Cash patd for fancy ron heavy tron beds $1 60 up for certam Me1gs stone Jars Old ttme cup board call 1 304 B82 2711 Gymnast1cs by Karen Waugh at Hannan Trace Htgh School Starts June 4th every Monday & Wed nesday Call614 256 1621 ot 614 256 6315 to regis ter $1 50 per lesson WEIGHT LOSS Program Eureka Foods For more mformatton call 446 9301 Cleland Greenhouse flow era flats or pots hangmg baskets vega!able plants tomato plants Geraldtne Cleland Vme and Matn St Racrne GAS I"'i~:~~r~~LINES to or Ohio Valley Flea Market June 1 2 3 at Me1gs Co Fairgrounds the Valley s fastest growrng market also Ohto Valley Used Wheels Market m a Spectal Area Show your used car truck boat camper or cycle to thou ..nds for only t 2 per dav or 6 for weekend For more tnformat1on call 61 4 e 992 11300 4396 or 614 986 COMPLETE HOUSE"OlDS FURNITURE Beds ron wood cupboards t.. c hests baskets d1she stone JttrS anttques gold and s1lver Wrtta M 0 Miller At 2 Pomeroy Oh10 45769 or ca ll 614 992 7760 Wanted old p1anos Paytng $20 00 and $40 00 each Ftrst floor only Wrtte g1vmg dtrecttons Wttten P1anos Box 188 Sardts Ohto 43946 1806 Call 614 483 Wanted to buy 1 or 2 bedroom trader preferably on Y2 acre lot or leas Wnte P 0 Box 203 Pomeroy Oh 46769 Fash1on Retail Sales We are growmg m the Galhpohs area & need you tf ypu are a career ortented self mottvated dedtcated res pons1ble 1ndtvtdual who loves workmg Wtth the pub he Pos1t1ons ava1lable fu11 t1me store manager part t1me sales assoctates Send resurnewrthsalaryh storyto Gtnze 224 Allenberry Cu cte P1ttsburgh PA 15234 Wanted someone to care for elderly lady m her home on 12 hr shtft basts Rep ly 1n wrlttng to P 0 B oJ~: 682 Pomeroy Ohto R eferen ces requ red HIGH SCHOOl SENIORS GRADUATES 1f you are wondenng how yo u can get a jOb w1thout work expe nonce the West Vtrgm1a Army NatiOnal GuArd mtght be the answer for you Earn good money wh1le learnmg a sktll Full t1me pay whtle you tram part t1me pay once you come back home ca ll 304 675 3950 or 3619 1 800 642 Part ttme men and women work from your home on telephone program ea r n up to 525 to $100 per week dependtng on ttme available Call 304 576 2518 - - - - - - - - - -Babysnter needed tn home Galhpohs Forry 304 675 5595 5 days a week Help wanted management wunees wanted sa lary and commtsston to those who quality Apply m person at Lowe s Motor Inn Frt June 1st 12 5 PM N o phone calls dress accordmgly Rear 12tn btcycle ttre wtth 304 895 3633 1427 Concrete 8t block work retammg walls garages pa tlos concrete floors Free est1mates Catl 614 256 1632 Wtll do tutor ng can start tmmed1ately Ca1t 446 Gtve ptano & organ lessons m my home to begmners advanced puptl s & adults Also teach chordmg & trans posong Call 614 992 5403 oftar Huge 2 fam1ly yard aale June 1 at & 2nd Remers Tyree Blvd Racme Furn• ture tools mrsc Pt Pleasant & VICinity lue s and Wed 10 6 7 mtlaa out Rt 2 North JUit past Maplewood Onve In 31 Homes for Sale 6 room s basement double garage 1 & one thtrd acre lot Rose H1ll Pomeroy $32 900 Call 1 614 678 251 3 ----------Owner transferred must sell beautiful 3 bedrm brtck home Fireplace deck woods prtvacy sunshtne S63 900 Call 614 992 5420 8 yrs old 3 bedrm 2 bathl famtly room with wood burner Smglecargarage on 8 flat acres wnh stocked pon d Ctty weter 1n A acme C•ll 614 949 2641 Owner has to leave state 2 bedroom 1 Y2 bath dmette k tchen & hv ng room plus rrver rtght away On 338 across from Ka1ser Alum Call 614 247 3012 11 0 Maple Place Pomeroy 2 bedrooms famJIV room large lot Must sell to settle estate Pnced $1 B 600 no reasonable offer reJected Call collect 1 614 891 0442 V1rgm•a Crew Ho use & S10 000 3 lots for sale m Hartford W Va Call 614 882 2831 Wtll babysit weekends o r evemngs very dependabl e lolo'e children have referen ces Call 992 7 55 5 ask for Karen Financial 21 Yard sale 206 Sprtng Ava Pomeroy May 28 through May 31 Noon till ? Prom dresses brand name nurses uniforms lots of good JUOIOf mtss c lothes mtsc 8aum Addttton 3 bedroom brtck 1 h beth s full base ment fam1ly room c arport patiO a c 557 000 adJOin mg 112 ac re lo t avatlable Call 614 985 4201 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUV1t1 14ft wtde three bedroom hath and half mobtle home sttttng on n ce lot ready to move mto 5225 OOdown $225 OOper month 304 676 2711 Busmess Opportumty I NOTI CE 1 THE OHIO VllllEY PUB l1SHING CO recommends that you do bustness w1th people you know and NOl to send money through the marl until you have rnvest1 gated the offermg International steel butldmg manufacturer awardtng dealershtp m avadable areas soon great profet potent1el tn an e.~tpandtng mdustry For appltcatton call Wedgcor 1701)252 7380 •• , 2403 Beer Wrne Carry Out Over 6 dtgtt ftgure tn gross annual mcome Beer sales 5 dtgtt ftgure annually Lottery ter mtnal Contact Gu1d0 J Gnolam1 605 W Matn St Pomeroy 22 Money to loan Owner transferred mu st sell exc cond S66 000 $11 000 down Assumo 8 h pet loan 304 675 t 529 3 bedroom Ranch on Rt 160 $38 500 00 9 per cent assumable loans call 304 675 2183 774~ or 675 3 year old total electrtc hom e fen ce d backyard and deck 8 % percent assumable loan Low 50 s 304 675 6643 BELOW APPRAISED VALUE Trt level three bed room house on 3/• acre lot Famtly room w f1replace and 1 Y2 baths Carpeted throughout an condtttoned large rooms wtth plenty of c loset space Laundry room Three mtles south on Rt 62 304 675 2497 after 6 p m HOME lOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates Ftxed co nventronal FHA VA Lea de r M o rt gage Athe ns collect 614 592 3051 23 House 3 lots $10 000 00 304 882 2831 1211 Men 6 room bnck fireplace basement new furnace large yard many extras 40 s 304 675 2381 Professoonal Serv1ces New 3 bedroom h ouse 34 acres Glenwood area $65 000 or best offer 304 PIANO TUNING L o wer prtced regular tun1ngs dtscounts to Semor C1trzens Churches & Schools Ward s Keyboard 304 675 3824 Ptano Tunmg and Repan Bruntcardt Musrc Co 446 0687 Sktll and mtegrtty our trademark Lane Damels 614 742 2951 THOMPSON BOOKK EE P lNG Monthly and Quarterly accounts welcome 428 Se con d Ave Call 446 1 136 Professtonal Elect rolysts Clmtc Probe Type Electroly s1s AMA FDA & FCC approved Doctor referrals 304 675 5568 576 2353 or 576 2621 For sale or trade 2 % bed room all modern hou se w1th bath attache d garage vmyl steel alumn Sell or trade for 2 or 3 bedroom tratler and land 304 882 3590 For sa le by own er 3 bed room new carpet gas c1ty water and ce ntral au Also JOtnt lot wtth 32tt40 new garage Galltpohs Ferry 304 675 3067 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Used 50x10 mob le home $696 00 304 675 4424 Tratler o n large wooded lot BOAT RAMP and dock space Call 5 8 evenmgs 30 4 675 6448 Term s Real Estate 304 882 2853 after 5 00 call 304 773 586 7 31 12 Sotuatoons Wanted W1ll care for the elderly tn my home Lots of re ferencas Men or women Call 614 667 3402 Would lrke to do babys1tt1ng m my home Reasonable rates Call 614 949 2779 17 Moscellaneous tor 304 675 1068 6 00 General Haulin g For sale ltmestone hfl dtrt and t o p SOli Call Call 614 266 Baby sttter tn my home home dur1ng summer months B 00 4 00 call Used cement m1xer good cond wtth or wrthout mo rim Roofing and gutter work metal work houseparnttng carpenter work Exc ref Free est1mates Ca ll 446 3171 Asststant Organtst needed at Grace Eptscopal Church We pay cash for late model clean used cars Jtm Mmk Chev Olds lnc Btl! Gene Johnson PULLINS Lawn Mowmg & Tnmmtng Rehabte and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614 256 6251 after 5 30 Ph 367 0409 446 3672 THE NEW - 1 0 Fe•tuon Sf'tow Dlrec tors Nnded - No Eltperltnc:e Neceseary No Money Needed - E11cellent P1y Pl1n1 : L-------------------~ GREG ROUSH PH 992 7583 or 992 2282 18 Wanted to Do 446 1414 429 84 ~J]mpd core radtators and healer cores VVe can also ac1d bot I and rod out rad1ators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 1Utfc Pubhc Sale & Au.:toon H&S Hom e Improvements need s a salesman for std1ng 9 Huge Yard Sale! Cheshtre Ohto At 7 ac ross from servtce station June 1 S. 2 9 5 lns1de tf rams Clothes glassware pots & pans etc Cheshtre Untted Methodtst '~W~o~m~o~n~~~~~~~;;,.~ Wanted an older person to hve m her home to do w ork drive her car when needed Must have references Call Btg Sale Mt Alto Auctton Barn Sat June 2nd p m Don t mtss thts one Bell A uc t1 an ee r l ic,.nsel _c_a_11_4_1 _2_8_3_3_ 4_1_7_5_ __ Remodeling Insurance Work Custqm Pole Bldgs & Gar~ges Roof1 ng Work Alumonum & Vonyl S1dongs PH 992-2478 SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY 992-2196 Moddleport, Ohoo 54 Mosc Merchandose - DOZERS - BACKHOES BACKHOE RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re- PAT HILL FORD Call 614 992 6737 GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES BUS 985-3813 RES 985-3837 517 II mo pd Yard Sale Addlston FWB Ladtes Atd June 1 8t 2 9AM to 9PM ra1n or shme at 1127 Second AVe Lots of everything for all ages 446 3623 675 7362 '" "C ONCRETE WORK We Have the Lowesl Rates for faster Ser\'tce DITCHING SERVICE Yard Sate Sat 1 0 to 1 At Grtfftth Grocery m Kanauga Oh Gas c ook stove and mangle Cocktatl w lH tress es & bar tenders needed Please call 15 Years Exper~ence 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE AL TROMM 742-2328 No Down Payment lower Monthly Paymenl BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 326 Pomeroy OH 45769 THE New Homes- htenstve Addons and remodehng Roofmg and gutter work J&F CONTRACTING AND chorce ROUSH CONSTRUCTION CARPENTER SERVICE 5 1• I mo DOZER to duve the \'ehrcle of vout 304 576 2377 PARTS and SERVICE INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wed like to rntroduce you to Engage A Car the modern way Any tnf of call John Lost mens wtre frame pres cr~pt1on glasses tn down town area Please call 304 8 Flea Market Chrlhcothe Mall Shopptng Center June 1 2 3 Ftrst week end each month Teachtng posttlons open K1ndergarden elementary 7 12 Math &. Sc1ence No eMpertence necessary Send resume to Galha Chrtst~an School Bo x 485 G~tlltpolls Oh 45631 Before June 8 Name PeeWee needs medt whereabouts Frazters Bottom Flea Market Every weekend U S 36 Fraztera Bottom WVa 25082 Don Frezrer Operator 304 766 2779 7426 Reward lost Apple Grove Jerry Run Rd Part Poodle cal attentton Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity after 7PM 304 895 3633 after 6 00 1n Real Estate General Jll Sozes Start From 12 x16 UTILITY BUILDINGS Sozes from 6 x6 Up to 24 x36 Insulated Dog Houses 3 2 li n ess "GK££ M 'R ,,.. ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 7 mete Help Wanted Retarl Outlet must employ 3 consceenttous trustworthy mstde retatl sales c lerks Immediately Retail expe nence des~red but not ne cessary Must be able to work wtth mtmmum super Vllton and be able to meet publiC must be proftctent tn bas1c mathmattcs Oppor tumty for advancement for nght persons Please reply tn own handwriting referen cas requtred to box 800 rn care of the Galhpohs Da1ly Tnbune 825 3rd Ave lost It's nme hum for summe(Jobs agam ff you re mh~gh school. you know asummer JOb aspec1es on the brink of exllnCilon But suppose you could gel asummer JOb that was fuD-nme ~youawayfromhome taughtyouamarketable shll and even kept you on one weekend amonth dunng the school year) AsumiTie!JOb mthe Army Reserve does all that and more Youlleamover$1100meoghtweeksofmotial entry trauung You 11 earn another $1 ZOO by seMng at your local Rese!ve Center one weekend a month And heres the~ pan You can learn avaluable skill like medical or compumr technology And you] already have a summerjob5et up for year(and another $11001 know rnore Call us at the num~ b!low Michael II L Bud lcGHEE ilfoker Auction S.rv1c1 Cheryl IAmley 111111 County Anodatt Phone 742-3171 11 992 6606 6 OFF ~~ Call 1 female black kitten 6 weeks old to good home FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE - PH. 992-2772 IU 6 26dl. 3 r Open by chance or Appo1ntment VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING '" FOR SALE and the ptayC' !hat the t1Ue to the above descnbed estate be quteted tor cos ts and at o ther reltef wh ch shall be proper You are requtred to answer the Compla•nt >Mlhtn twenty etght !2 8) days aher the la!!lt publicatiOn of th1s not ce whtch Will be pubhshed once each '174 95 '69 9 5 BUMPERS GRILL PH 992-7582 In p rrsuance of an OrdPr of SaP n Part I on n th e abov e !~l 2 1 2A 2tc en tied ClCtro 1 writ olfPf for sa le a1 pubt c aL t on a1 lhP. front doo of the COl rt Hous e n Public Notoce Pomeroy n the above named a1 1/0793300 Coun ty on Satu da y th e 23rd Pa cr 4 F tS Tract day o f June 198 4 at 10 00 IN THE 13 '> 00 Oll o clnck A M ht> foll ow nq COMMON PLEAS COURT Pa r: PI 4 St- c u1 ct T act descr bed 1ea es ra e OF MEIGS COUNTY S400 00 S l at et1 n th e Caut ty n l OHIO rn rl 4 Th rl l act M e1gs and StaJP of Oh o and James W Suttle et al 5400 00 bounded and desu bPd as Plarntiffa ;Jnr1 on not b.-. c; Jl f to IPss 'lan follows two th d c l ThPsf amo m s PARCEL NO 1 Be•nfl the Clay \Nilson ot 'al ll1MS Of SAlE S I 00000 rntt e n lf>f e<>t n real estate Defendants low r IV 1 t vvnh ba ance Caoo No 84 CV 114 s I ate n the Cour ty o f Me Q" ll e f uoon i el ;ery o Slate o f On a Townsh p at NOnCE BY ShP It ., Qppf1 Leba non bo unded and des PU8UCATION JAMES J PROFFITI To Clay WI son f I v nq 1! c r bP.<1 as loll ows Be nq 100 Siler If fl eceas ed Jh e unknown he rs acres of land more or le .. Meq:; Co m ty 0 snuate n Town 2 Sect on 17 df'V ~s eaatePs adm n stra WI r~m A f Plds to s e)ec to s and /o ilSS qns and 18 RangP. 11 boundPd or A1to ey ul Clay Vv !son tlP.Ce;Jser1 Alvy tllf! fast by the Oh o Rrve on !SI 22 29 Gi 5 3t the South by the Oh o R1ver ilnrl VV Ison f I v nq tf deceased the lands ownP.d by Caleb Pr ce on unknown hP rs d P.v sPes !ega Real Estate General tePS 1dm n st ato s ex.:c utors Jh e W es1 by lAnds owned by and l cH as s gns o f AlvyW ison OF!v rl Gorrell on the Non h hy lands owned by r<ate M 1-'r Cf! d~ Ce liSP.ft Ca n W son 1l v n9 I dccPaserl th e t nknown he s S bt ec t to M nPra rf!scNatlnns con ta ned m to me deed s ol devt sPe:; lr-gatePs adm n sua tor s e~AC t t ors anrt;o liSS1qns record and subtect to all teases (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: ot Ca r W !so 1 <if'cP;rserl Cla r~ lor n tl anrl gas Three acres with a nicely A W !so n ! \ nq df'ceased PARCEL NO 2 Be nq th e constructed concrete block thP u •known hP rs dev1sees entre mJerPSt n ea l estate If Qa tAP.S <-1t'1m n "!r <l tors rxec Situate n I he Coun ty o f M etgS home bedrooms. tors and /or ass :1ns nt Cia k A Townsh p of Leba non an d one bath, 12xl5 IMJ1 W Ison decer~sed L m W !son bounded ano:1 dP.scr bt=:o:-1 as ilk<J Ly Wlson f lvnq tf fa tows Be nq the South hall of room and 241124 one h ndred acre lot No 17 3 n decP.a ed th e unk no"'n hP rs room Partoally carpeted dPv se f!s !f!qaiP.f's adm n sr a l awn 2 AangA 11 and n fuel 011 furnace with lac~! 11 s P)f>Cl TO s 1nd / u ass qns Sechon 12 and 18 of the Oh o ut L W son ~k al y 'l nWl so n Compa ny c; Pl rcllase conta n IJes lor woodbumer 12xl5 tiP t-:Pa ~rn M'l d P .;v !son t nq 50 acres mo e or less block st01111t buoldorc, I Vtf fl I dP.CP iiSP rl The un Subtect to the lease made to 0 & T Oeve opmen Company known hP s dev s f-!S P.Qa 20x30 block Pra&l! Right 11 s adm n SJ ator s ,.x,.cutors recorded n Volume 1 4 at Page off Rt 248 countoy settirc, 1nd l or ass tlnS ol Maude 429 LP.ase Aecotds of Me gs Y, mile 111sl of Chester W I "on i PCP ilSPd C ~ Oly WI Cou nty Oh tO Oluo so aka Ca ru y W so 1 Bar PARCEL NO 3 Th e lol ow 1 1c:k t I v nq tf ti(j r:easP.cl thP. n11 d esc t~bca f!Jl estat e stu (2) TWO STORY HOUSE l<nnnn hP s dP\ S PPS tega at ed n thP Townshp of IN RACINE Down ter>s 1 (1 1 r sl! l! O s execu!Q s Lebanon n he Coun ty of u d / or ass qw of Ca alyn Me gs ilnd State o f Oh o staors equopped woth known as and betn\1 the Sou th WI SO ak<l Cmnyn Wt son kotchen hvtng room den'!ased MarfJCI et hilll ol s xrv f ve 1651 acrf' Lot Rnr o d WI so • nk<~ Marqt PI W son No 175m Seeton No 18 dmong room and den H.1ra nzo I I v nn t r1eceased Town No 2 ant1 Aanfl f" No 1 1 uvstaors has two bedthr ur known hP rs dev sees n th f' Oh o Company s r r rooms and one bath c>q atPPS 1dm n sl r<!lo ~ P.)(ec u cl ase and bou nd Pd o n tht:> ton:. t d l o ass 11ns of Mar North by lhP. S P Tyqart s land house also has base f1 :1 PI W t~on 'lk 1 M arqrtrP.t nn the E:~sl by Charle s P Cf" menl Lot soze approx anrl Hende rson Pr ce s and on W so n Hn an7o rlPCP. ilSPd 48x308 Needs work 8Ptty S W bon DPt)brP Wt lson he West by N W uti s land and 8N th il M W !son Roher ! Cnr! on th e South by Sk nner s land If onterested contact WI so 1 Do naif! l ee W1 snn Be n11 th A srtmr> rPal r:s tatP. as Ell P W !son Marv n Lee WI conveyed unto 0 W Rhodes by The Home Natoonal Bank so n Ja wy 0 a 1e W 1sun and C F Van meter et ux by deeti on Racone 949-2210 Ct."'rk A W lsnn Jr liefend ant., d iltecl th P 2 1.. 1 duy ol Febr Jarv 111 s act on has tJeP.n nss (!nrd Case NumbPr 84 CV 1 14 and 3 Announcements s pt·lf U 1q n th£ Co rt of Common Pleas o Me qs Co ' ly Pot'T)P.rov Oh o 4~ 769 Thr< o b ec:t ul the ( )lllp <1 nt s ~ Q J e111 !'1 i:lr:t on co nc~rn 'IQ thP. follow nn 1esc r bed reo11 PS!a P S tualr f r ~ Tuwnst p o f BF!diO!d Co nty of MP. n.. and Sf:"He of Oh o Ben('] ill o and 41as COl 11 d uihPf 1 ne als lytnfl unrler 1nd w th n the followrnfl df'scc bed p em ses :rnd p<Hcels of ilnd to w th the 1 qhtto Pnter on sa d IS p em se prospec t f!)(plore and dnll for df!vr=>lop m nP. 010 r1 1CP stn f> and f'mo e the samP w th all m arh nHry s!fuc 1 f! S de ticS tank s p pe 1 nes eq pment I xt 1es rmli othPr 1ppt <t nCf'S and rh nqs nr>ces s 1ry or conve n f nt JherP.for and thP qht o use so much of the s !llCf! flS may be nr.r.P.ssary lor !hP fl rpOSf!S aforesa d Beq nn ng at the sou l hwesl cornn of Sec t1 on 4 Town 3 Rrtnqe 13 n sa d County of M e gs State of Oh o thPnce P.ilSt on th e Sec t nn 1ne 2 16 rods hence north 112 1ods 10 a c hestnt t o ak co ner thence next west 7 1 rods 1 2 nks to awl te 1 O.Jk COfner thence north tot e Wan1 to om ter Inc of ad sec t1 0n thence west o n sa td me to the 446-3343-SSG J Lanphere West me o f sa d '>f!CI on thence sou l h on sa d wes1 1ne to the pace of beg nn ng con ta1n 1q 185 acres more o Reference Deed Vol Jme 161 Page 568 and Volume 279 Page 125 Me gs Coun ty Deed Records part Beagle pups 6 9 pupp1e1 Public Notoce week for weeks DOORS HOODS uoo uoo n..GeMroiH-, '(ard Sale& Ser v1 ces Gtve IWIY 2 kittens 1 long hatred & 1 ahort h1ured gray Male lr11h Setter very frtendly male border come Meigs Humane Socuttv J&L INSULATION '76 95 '149 95 FENDER WATERMELON PATCH 500 Lincoln Holl Pomeroy m- WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH 992-7013 New Chevy Truck Cross Stttch Supplies THE hf' no ,.rr"""lf'f'' h ,., , . . .~· _. tU ........ Olol. ,,_ M-1 ........ jn/lnk , , , .,.,,., famoly Hospital news Sundav admissions D!'oorah Glllll1>re Ba rbar a Boling Moddleport Dorset Sunday dtscharges Biggs Donald Casto Monday admossoons Deoorah G1l more Rutland Barbara Boling Middleport Monday disc hat ges Mal) Dlv ers Lois Pauley ,,_,._,......, COUNT£0 CROSS STITCH DIIC FLOSS •• :-, i l y In - .._ '"~··- Public Notoce 498 Gen H1rtonpr Pkwy wiU he avaUable countywide or any other place It may be needed Pictured with the new unit are Racine F1re I hrou~-:"h donatmn.., and tlu llllHH illl(j lrl a \.\ hll h I{~ lnf tht pur( h L"'• uf tlu 111 v. urut lw unt l~'"''lhl• tool g(' ne~it\ Off•L- PERSONALIZED POOLS new rescue unit Is manufactured by HUI'!It and Is capable of moving several Ions, making II partocularly useful at aulo accidents The new unit ''""'-••wo . . ........_ ··--·· .... ..............,_ ........__ _.._, ··......... .......... ......,..._. -... _ ·7·--. .. 11··-"... The _ ....... ,......_..... ··'"""-"""*' Clauo/u•d P'fl1~H Flllploylllen l Goveawav 4 6143792116 RttiSitr for llay811ket full of Jt . _ ....... ... _::__:_:.::..;:..:..,..::.::.:~:..:.:.::.::T IIOio 45711 8001($ CUSIOI·M~DE FR~IIES ,.,_.. _ C:Me-1.,__. ... _ The Daily Sentinel Paga 9 Pomeroy-"-Middleport, Oluo Services __________-4 --:---------TBusiness __ PHONE 992-2156 111 _ , IL. - ~-~ May 29, 1984 Tuesday, May 29, 1984 Homes for Sale By o wner lovely 2 bdr home on waterfront boat ramp & dock close to town pnced $34 900 W1l1 help finance Call 61 4 2 56 1216 3 bdr ranch style h ome on Sanders H1l1 dmrng room k1tchen bath attached gar age AC gas heat $47 500 crty school a Cell446 21 51 One acre lot w1th large rn ground pool torn hner and parttaUy ftnlshed ba se ment For 1nformatton catl 813 666 1232 Friendly Home Parttes Anyone wanttng to have a party call Martlyn Powell at 614 742 3188 REAl CUTE HOME smell yard at a real bargam pnce Moddlaport 6941 614 992 1976 N ova Trt Star all elec 8x14 S undeck 10 x20 ett ached room wtth wood st o ve 304 895 3911 1982 Clayton 14x 70 2 bedroom s 2 baths central at r cond S 15 500 00 ftrm Lots of extras 30 4 773 5550 1981 Hollypark 14x70 ettc cond 1 2x8 deck underp enn tng and large room a1r cond mcluded 304 895 38 95 3600 69 PMC or 895 1 2x55 mobtle home 304 675 7610 Mobile home on approxt mately 3 acres Mason W Va Low pnce 304 676 2928 �P.Po!1111n~ettrroo•r.,. . -AM~Iidaddleport, I 0-The Daily Sentinel Page They'll Do It Every Time 32 M obile Homee for Sale 61 Hou1ehold Good• Cherry Dining room ault 15 chaire. table eM,.nda t o 1'02 ln .. m•tc hl ng buHet. $ 3150. Coli aft• • 6 . 992 - 5154. NE.W AND USED M O BILE HOM ES K ESSEL' S QU A LITY M O BILE HOM E SA LES . 4 MI . WEST, GALLI POL IS , RT 36 PHO N E 8 1 4 -446 727 4 . Surplus stock , new and u t ed applianc et , f urnit ure . 304 67 6 -4424 Ca ll 54 M isc. M erchandi se 1979 3 bdr m ob i l ~:~ home. o n Knau ff F~t e woo d Redu ced prices thru Ju ly 31s t Have yo ur o wn seasoned wood this winter . 614 -256-6246 . h ac re lot. well shaded M ust sell bo th together Call 8 14-3BB -9957 1 971 l1berty 1 2x60 re m o· de led 1n1 ide w 1th wood - Lima slone, Sand. GraveL Delivered 1n Mason , Meigs, Gallia o r pi ck up at Ri c h ard~ & Son Call 446 -7785 burner , asking 84 ,500 Call 814 -379 -21 15 73 M anor 14x70. 2 bd r . l1ke new. $7 900 69 De t rotte r . 1 2x 60 , 2 b dr . S4 .900 Call 6 14-446 -0 175 lr~~~~~~~ 1973 Ba ro n mobile home Que ll Creek t rade pa rk Pr1¢ed reduced , Inte res t ed ca ller s only Ca ll 6 1 4 -245 5B 6 3 1 972 mobt le h o me . 1 2x65 good cond , 2 bdr . AC . $5 ,500 Ca ll 4 4 6 7 171 af ter 5 c" ll 446 -8288 1 4 x17 Wind sor . central a 1r . d i s h was h e r . m•c r o wa v e . ster eo sy st e m . v.n y l und ers k•rt •n g . ext ra n1ce u t1hty bui lding Pnced reasonably Cal l 6 14 -2 4 5 -9296 Clos in g O ut Tra il e r Rental Busm ess Had 22 O N LY 6 L EFT S•zes 1 0x50 & 12x52 . 2 be droo m fur nished A co mfo rt a bl e h ome fo r a l o w Pn ce Brown 's Tr ail er Park . Mmers v11l e. O ho o Ca ll 614 99 2 -332 4 Tr atl er wtth added roo m , la rge l1vm g room with w oo d b urn er , garag e wtth w ork sh op Large garden space & f enced yard Extra bulldmg, f r u it t rees Askin g $20 .000 Call 614 -9 9 2 -6 71 2 . 1 9 6 9 1 2K64 Schult mobile h o m e sh ar e . Ca ll 446 429 8 Ho use tratl er . 8x40. 2 bed room . 8 x3 1 alum nium awn mg Extra n ice. $250 0 Call 614 -99 2 - 3 54 0 33 Farms fo r Sale 42 Mobile Homos 3 -6 Bc re h o m es ttes nea r At . 35 at Ro dney 3 m1 fro m H o lzer Hos ptt al Cal l 44 6 B22 1 4 acres f o r sale, of f Kerr Harrleburg Rd . on VIney Rd te .ooo Cell 304 - 895 339 8 aft er 7PM Ftr st stree t o n the ng ht after c rossmg . North up b n dge Appro " 1 3 0 fo ot fr o ntage C all 446 - 3485 29 acres in Maso n County locate d 4 6 mil es f ro m tnt er· se ct io n o f At 62 and At 1 2 near M cC irnt•c W1ldltfe Sta tto n on County At 12 { Ro b • n so n C r ee k) s 1 7 .400 0 0 . 20 per ce nt d o wn. 1 0 per ce nt A P A ca ll Charlest on 30 4 -342 7489 304 -BB2 -2 7 6 7 be tween 6 and 10PM . o• Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3 BR house. 2 f ull baths. close to t o wn No c h•l d run o r pets Ca ll 6 14-24 5 -528 1 5 rms & bath. 2 car g ar age . 2 004 Chatham . $20 0 rent. d eposrt & references re q u ir trd R odnev area modern 3 bd r ran ch, $285 rent dep o sit & references re q uired Blackburn Rea lty , 4 4 6 OOOB N EARLY NEW 2 BR house 2 'h m1l es. fr om HM C . no pen , $ 195 m o . S100 dep OSit Ph 446 -361 7 FOR RENT . Fu rn 3 rm co ttage . '" tow n Adu lt s on ly no pets Ref a nd dep reqwr Ac1 446 · 25 4 3 4 be droom house, L•nco ln H 11i , $300 Dep & re f call 6 14 992 - 28 1 5 o r 99 2 2362 N1c e 3 bttdr oom ho u se near M me No 1 $225 m th 8 100 deposrt 614 -7 4 2 2126 J bedr oom house , re cent ly rem o deled S22 6 per m o nt h plus utthtt es Depos tt re q u 1rAd In Middleport Ca ll 614 9 92 -7607 M ob•le home for rent , new , f urntshed . $ 175 0 0 m onth 8 10 0 0 0 deposit W asher 11 n d dry er. o ut bui ldtng , porc h 4 m 1lea back G len w ood . 30 4 -5 76 -228 B 2 bedroom hou se 30 4 -676 40 46 3 bedr oom farm house with garden sp ot $ 2 60 . month 30 4 - 67 5 - 3 030 o • 67 5 3 431 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr trailer fully furni shed. good location, sec . de p req Coli 446 -855B Mobile home• for rent , fully fumi1hed , 2 bdr ., adultt only . Coli 446 -4110 . 44 f or Rent N• ca ty f u rn• s hed mobile hom e 1n c•ty , all elec tri c, 1 or 2 adu lts o nly 446 -0338 14x70 to ta l elec tn c tra•ler o n prtvate lot . 3 bdr , co m plet e ly fur n ishe d . m clu dmg w ashe r & dryer dep requ•red , S2 00 m o plu s ut li t1 es Ca ll 6 14 - 2 56 1393 . 2 b dr mobtle home . t urn . all electri c adult s only no pet s Call 6 14 -36 7 -74 38 Furn1shed . •dea l for one o r t wo men, A C Fost er 's Mobil e Home Park Call 446 1602 2 bedroom m ob1le hom e on Rt 2 . Pt Pit _ S2 00 .00 m on th ly, 3 04 -6 75 -44 24 Apartm ent for Rent N•ce 1 and 2 bedroom u n1 u rn1 shed a p a r t m e nt s 3 04 -6 7 5 -22 18 b efor e 6 pm Sm all furm shed apt , Po 1nt Pleasant , referen ce and dep OSit, adults 304 -6 75 · 1365 45 Furnish ed Rooms For rent Steepm g Room s and l1ght ho u se keeptng rooms Park Central Hotel Call 6 14 -446 -07 56 Sleep tng roo m $ 115, tt es patd Share bath . o nly Range & refng 2 nd Av e.. Galltpo hs 446 -4416 aft er 7 PM utili · male 919 Call KIT 'N' CARLYL E ® by Larry Wright HILL C R EST K ENNELS Boerd ing all breedt . Heated i ndoor - outd oor fac lllt l e t. AKC Doberman p upplet : St ud Servtce. Call614-441 7796 vate lot , Bu rdette Addn $175 m o nth , plu s ut•lities. d epos it and re f eren ces 304 -6 75 -2464 19 82 t ra 1ler. 3 bed room s, 2 bath . furni shed. washer and dryer. $ 1 5 0 00 m o nth . S1 00 00 dep o sit 3 04 -8 95 3 8 28 JA C KSON E S TATES APARTMENTS ! Equal Housmg Opp ortunnvl has o ne and two bedroom s. rent startm g at $ 157 for one b edroo m and S 193 per m on th fo r t wo bedr oom . w1 th S200 d epo sit located near Foo dland and Spnng Va llev Plaza , pool and TV ant . Call 446 -2745 or leave message 3 bdr unfurn garag e apt . $25 0 plu s dopos •t Call 446 -3786 Furm shed efft cul ncy. 9 19 2n d . Gallip olis S14 5 Sm · glu Call 446 441 6 aft er 7PM Fu rmshed M o b•l e Hom e. ce ntral a u m1lo below ctty overlook ing th e nver On e o r t wo adults o nl y 44 6 ·0338 Up s ta~r s furn is hed . 4 room s bath , A C clea n, no pets, adult s o nly de p & ref req Ca ll44 6 - 151 9 N1ce new pnvate down sta1r s. apt QUie t near HM C . 1 adult only N o pet s. re1 req Dra pes. stove. re fn g Furmshed S200 mo C all 6 14 -44 6 4 7B2 2 bdr apt s . new ly dec . utthtnl s pert ly pa 1d S 145 mo Call 675 -5 104 or 675 5386 Unfurni she d 2 bdr m Crow n C1ty Ca ll 446 -7838 N ew t~ re m odeled 2 bd r . eqmpped k•t ch en . centr al air. S25 0 8 2 1 1/ 1 Secon d Ave . Ga ll •po li s C,..ll 446 21 58 5 13 3rd A ve . Galltpo hs 1 bdr S1 3 5 includes water . depOSit re q . adults only Ca ll 44 6 -4 222 between 9 & 5 Fu rn1 shed eff icie ncy . 92 0 4 th , Gall1pol is S 17 5 Utilt t1 es paid Stngle Call 446 4416 aft er 7PM Av81!8ble Jun e 1. very mce 2 be droom , ful ly carpeted . apt , 1 m1lo North of pl&z& , W-D hookup , S196 m o Call 446 -4514 "' 1 -304 -273 9 74 5 1 bedroo m Apt . $196 m o .n clu dmg ut l ltt•es Equal Housing Opportumt y . Con t act Vtllage Manor Apts 614 -9 9 2 -77B7 R1 ve rside Apts Midd lepo rt . Spec•al rates for Senior C1t1ze ns $ 130 EQual Ho u s· mg Oppor tunttl es 614 992 -7 72 1 1 bedroom furn 1shed apt Dep & ref requtred Call 61 4 -9 92 -2 81 6 o • 992 · 236 2 APARTM E NTS . m o b1te hom es . houses Pt Pleaaant and Gall1 poli s 614 · 446 · B221 TWIN RIVERS TOWER . Apartment• now available to elderly & di1abled with an I ncome o f leu than $12,300 Renting fo• 30 perce nt of adjusted income. Phon e 3 04-676 -6679 . 2 apartmentt, down1teifl. near downtown area, unfur· nished. suitable for l ingle or couple 304 ~ 87& - 6267 . Co ffee ta ble stereo st ereo . din et te ta bl e Ca11 6 14-25 6 6 41 1' 614 -246-6293 ahe• 6PM For sale male Pit Bull. Call 446 -4178 . Shru bs prun ed, lawn re see d ed , r et aining w a ll s, stdewalk s. patios . ftll dirt , top soil , bark mulch & saw d ust Contact Bruce Oavt s• o n C all 614 -2 56- 1427 One femal e treemg walker pup, 2 m os old, cheap. Call 614 -2 56 -1415 . Fire w oo d c ut up slab s $ 15 ptc kup toad Ca ll 614 - 2 45 5B04 Pool f o r sat e m good co n dition C all446· 3658 or see at 76 Court St Built on your lot a new home you can affo rd over 1 , 100 sq ft ., 6 rms & bath, car pete d , re ady to move i nto S26 ,500 Al so garag e s & ba se m en t s C all Patriot Ho me Butld ers anyttme 446 -80 3 8 W1ll consider mobile home as tra de in 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park . Route 3 3 , North of Po meroy. Large lo t s. Call 6 14 99 2 -7479 Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AU CTION 8o FURNITURE 6 2 Olive St . Ga llipoli s New & u sed w oo d & coat stoves. 6 p1ece w oo d hv10g room sutte with 6 mch flat arms 8399 . bunk beds complet a w1 t h bunk1es S 199, 2 p•e ce antron livingro om suites $ 199, antron reclm ers $99, other recliners $ 80 . maple din ette set s $179. bote apnnge & mattress twm or full t100 se1 regular firm $ 120. maple dinette chair s $35 . w ash stands $34 , maple rockers S59 . 7 pte ce chro me dinette set S 149, 5 piece d1nette set S99. used bedroom suite s. refngera t or s, ranges . c hest , dressers, wnnger washers . TV's, dryers . & shoes . Call 614 -446 3 159 LAYNE ' S FURNITURE So fa . chatr , rock er. ott om an . 3 tabl es. (e 11 tr a heavy by Fronller ). $ 685 Sofa. cha1r and lov eseat , S275 So f as and chairs prt ced from S 2 85 to S896 Table s. $45 and up t o $ 1 25 H1de-a be d s. S440 and up t o 5525 . Rac hner s. 5 175 to $3 7 5 . Lam ps from $2 8 to S7 5 5 pc d•nettes from S9 9 , to 4 3 5 7 p c S1B9 and up Wood table with six cha1rs S426 to S74 5 Desk 5 11 0 up to $22 5 Hutches. 5550 and up. m apl e or ptn e fmt sh Bunk bed c omplete with ma tt resses. S2 60 and up to 5395 Baby beds, S 11 0 M attresses or box spri ngs, full o r twin , S58 ., f1rm . $68 . and S78 Qu een sets. $ 195 4 dr c hest s. 54 2 5 dr ch est s, 55 4 Bed trem es. 52 0 and S25 , 10 g un Gun cabin et s, S3 50 Ga s or electnc ran g es $375 . Bab y mattresses, $25 & S35 , bed hames $ 20 , S2 6. & S30 , ktng fram e $ 60. Good sel ec tion o f bedroom s u1t es ce d a r c hes t s . ro ck er s. m eta l ce btn et s, sw1vel rock ers U se d Furm tu ra .. Refn gera · tor s. cha1r s, dryers. and TV ' s 3 miles out Bulavtlle Rd Open 9am t o 6pm , Man thru Fn .. 9am t o 5pm Sa t . 6 14-44 6 -0322 TV 8. Appliances . 62 7 Third Ave , Gallipoli s, 614 -446· 1 699 Sptn wa shers . ga s & e l ec tri C dryer s . auto wa shers, ga!J & elec tric rang es . refng er at ors . TV sets GOOD US ED APPLIAN CES 57 1 Ox 20 h m ovable piece galvanized m etal buildmg , wtth windows , ele c tri c al o utlets .. ltghts. w1de door and sk1d s for easy movmg Ltke n ew. 5950 Call Paul 614 -75 3 -3 740 Brown studio couc h, blonde desk , end tables . twin mapl e bed , babybed & mattress Call 446 -37B6 . 30 1n . whtte electr1c ran ge. ew. c c on . S100 19 inch color Quasa r TV $150 26 inc h True Tone color TV $100 . Call614 -992 - 6259 . Small desk . 7 drawer . 17 1n by 43 i n h1gh w•th c hair. e" c c on $150 Call 614· 986 -4227 Ete ctnc hot water tank , exc $50 , works g o od con 1 2 0 .000 BTU gas furnance for butldin g or garage Call 614 -992 -4454 58 Fruit & Vegetables Strawberries. call after 3 :00 304 -675 -6412 Farm Supplies & L1ves1ock 61 Farm Equipment Tractor, model B with culti vators Ca ll 614 - 256 ~ 6417 1969 Ford t on truck , 1 row tobacco setter. Call 614 379 -2145 Farmall c ub tract or. e ~Cc . c ond , with cu ltivator s, other equipment available Call efter 4 30. 614 -2566B46 o• 614 -256-6791 Allis Chalmers tractor good cond Call 446 -2644 after 4 :00 MF 1100 tractor , 100 HP, toba c co setter, tobacco sti ck s, 20KV PTO generalor, 4 m pump . 300 gal 8 row spray outfit . Call 614 -682 3931 ahe• 6PM . International tractor and Fontaine tratler for sale. Call 614 379 -2775 Ford Trac tor, 9N , good condition, $950 Call 614992 -2282 Firew o od for sale , $20 .00 pi ck -up load . $30.00 deli - .Massey Harris pony tractor vered . Call before 1 1 ·oo & equipment . Exc . Con &2 195 Call 614 - 9B5 aft e• 6 ·00 304 -675 -2991 4454 . Tw o m anuel typewriters, goo d cond , $ 25 00 ea ch Size 11 weddmg dress . g ood 62 Wanted to Buy co nd S7 6 .0 0 304 675 37B4 . Uprtght piano. good c ondi ti o n $1 00 or best o ffer 304 -675 -4579 Lo gan Gian t se ed bean s, ph o ne 304 -676 -2130 . Sc hedule 40 p1pe cloths hne p os t . p1pe A frame swmg fram e 30 4 -6 7 5 -3677. 55 Building Supplies New gal va nized corrugated cu lve rt $2 3 5 ft u p All SI ZeS Fttttngs P1pe, beam s. stru ctural steel -new, u sed. Big di sc oun ts Deli vered! Anywher e ! Nowl Estimates free 304 -926 -0884 lUMBER -Rough c ut , o ak. p o plar . 2x 4 . 2~~;6 , 2x8 . 1 x4. 1 x 6 . 1 x8 , length available. 8 ft through 16 ft Hogg & Zu span . 304 -773 -5 654 No w open for bu stne ss, Mountam State Bl o ck , Rt 33 , New Haven . Complete masonry supplies, 4 ", 8 ". 12 " blo ck . D elivery Jlftrvice Phon e dey 3 04 · 882 -2222. evening 88 2 -32 39 Steel bu1l dm gs. o ne of a kind c lo s eout , s traigh t walls . 30 ' x60 ' wa s 9 8746 now S 6044 ; 40 ' x 75 ' was S17961 . now $998 5, 50 ':1l 100' was 92 82 26 now S15767. Must ! ell, C heap d eliverv Call J ohn (3041 863 -6670 81 Wanted to buy toba cco plants . Call 304 -458 -1997. Want ed Gravely for parts. must be LC8 Custom Con · vert1able modal 304 -6 76 2441 63 Livestock For sale or trade Reg . Quarter horse s. 1 5 yr. old bay mare and 1 -1yr. Jtorrell mare . Call 446 -4 7 92 or 446 -2445 9~ N Ford t ractor. with 12 ' plo ws & grader blade. good shape. 91 ,500 . Call 614 379 -2115 . Registered Arabian filly great pedigree. Call 614 367 -0659 "' 614 -367 7379 . 1 Reg . M o rgan mare . 5 yra w1th 6 wk . reg stud colt by Side. &1.500 C all614 -3 79 · 2413 . Gree nbrier S tables now boarding horses: . 304 -676 6799 . Greenbrter Stables . we buy, sell or trade horses 304 · 675 -6799 . 64 Hay 8o Grain ~====w=======::;:==========~ 64 72 Hay & Grain Standing hay, 6 acret . Call 614 -388 -907B. Standing hay, 6 acres. Call 614 -38B -907B Transporlation 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model used cera . Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis . Call 614 -446 -22B2 . 1981 Cougar XA7 good cond , sharp light grey on u•ey Call 614- 245 -6B1B . 1973 Olda Delta BB au1o. good cond . Coli 446 -7230 . 1976 Ford Torino one owner, 64,000mi., AM-FM , AC. $1 ,500. Call446-2419 o• 446 - 1416. 19S2 2 dr. Chevy Chevette. 4 apd ., AM - FM tape , 93 ,496 . 19B1 2 dr. Chevy Chevette . auto. aun roof, S3 . 196 19BO Renaul1: LaCer, 4 spd , AM -FM, AC , sun roof. $2,496 John'• Aut o Sales, Bulaville Rd . Gallipolis, Oh 446-4782 . 1972 Impala 60,000 ac1uol miles. Engine - v .g . body and tntertor-fair . Call 614 ~ 367 7547 evenings 1 978 Chevy Mon.za 2 plus 2 , hatchback, V -6, AM -FM , PS , PB, 8 1,695 . Call 614 3BB -9906 . 1975 Pontiac Astra , 4 cyl . standard , goodcond .. 8660 Call 614· 3BB-9906 1979 Ford Courrier, good cond , new tires, 82,496 . Call 614 -388 -9906 . Sale or uade 1973 Chev rolet V2 ton PU. like new . Call 446 -0167 . 1977 CHEVY Station wagon. High mileage but nice sharp ca . $1495 1973 2 -ton Dodge dump uuck. 9 ft . bed, exua good cond $2396 . 367-7101 . 1 979 Chevy Caprice Clas sic, 2 dr. ac, ps. V ~ S engine, body good condition, exc performance . Will consider all offers . Call 614 -992 7412 after 6 p .m . 1 979 Plymouth Volare 6 cy linder, auto . low mileage, clean . asking 83400 992 3798 Only sertous inquirin 2 dr. red 1977 Olds Cutlass , excellent condition . 992 - 2631 . 614 · 1968 Ambassador, PS , PB, tilt wheel, 6300 or trade for motorcycle. Call 614 -992 4464. 1980 Dodge Colt , 4 cy · IInder, 4 speed , twin stick, front wheel drive, like new . Coli 614 -992 -7617 . 1980 Diesel Rabb1t , ac . 4 spead, 4 door, radio. 43 to 50 miles per gal. 304 ~ 675 3119 call after 6 :00 . ' SO Honda Accord, 6 speed 2 door hatch back, clean car. 304- 675-62B6 . ' 81 Calico Toyota GT. lift back. 304 -676 -6149 aft•• 6 :00. 1980 Sunbird Pontiac 1964 pickup . 304 - 773 ' 9143 . '77 Grand PriK, bast offer, Pure Tim o thy hay $ 2 00 bole 304 -46B -1856 Home Improvements STUCCO and PLASTERING - Commercial and reslden · tial, free estimates. Call 614 -266 - 1182 Musical Instruments Mult i Vow. electric piano, &280 Call 614 -3BB -9906 . $60 la wn mower s & bicyc les. use d & re c onditioned . Frank ' s Pawn Shop , 430 2 nd Ave , Gall• polis Call 446 -0840 Services One year old Ragtatered Box er. good natured Call Mmiture Schnauzers $100 All m ale Jean Stout . C all 614 -992 -6511 . ,. 1 978 18 ft . camper Wilder ~ ne u t r ailer. fully self contained. tleept 8. carefree awning . tantum wheelt . exc. con $3600 Call 614· 992 -6259 . Dragonwy n d Cattery Kennel• . AKC Chow p up · pies, C FA Himalayan , Per ~ sian and Siamese kinens Call 614 -44B -3B44 ofte• 6 . Eskim o Spitz 8 wks. old. shots. w ormed , 1 male, 2 female . Call 446 -7230 . 79 Motora Home• & Camper~ BURDETT E C AMPER SALES llo SERVICE, O,.n daily 9 to 6 :30, Sot. 8 to 4 , Sun . 1 t o 4 . U.S. At. 50. C ool vi lle , Oh 614 -6117 3386 . Sriarpatch Kennels Prof ea· sional All· breed grooming . lndoor· outdoor boarding fa · cilitiea. English Cocker Spa· niel puppies . C all614- 388 9790. Plas ti c c•sterns stale approv ed , plutic septi c tank s, plastic culvert, metal c ul ven s. RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES , J ock son. Oh 614 2 B6 · 5930 Oirls 20 in . b1cycle, Call 614 -3B8 -9905 . 2 bedroom unfurmshed , pr i- 3 6 acres m ore or less. 3 1-=========== bedroo m hou se at O ak H•ll 44 Apartm e nt O h• o Reas on a bl e 6 14 for Rent 6 8 2 -689 2 after 5 35 Lots & Acreage Pet• for Sale The Ohio Judy Taylor Grooming C ell 614 -367 -7220. 19.66 1 2x60 mob ile home . unfurniahed . $3 .900 446 - 134 0 66 Tutlday, Mtly 29, 1984 Ohio 304 -876-62B9 . We sh ers. dryerSkaggs s, refrigera 1 ~==========:..l.:==========J runs ' 77LTD 11. ,needebodywork lors, renges Ap-- .. good &800 .00 . 304 -, plian ces, Upper River Rd 896 -3633 after 6 :00 . beside Slone C rest Mote l. 614 -446 7398 . 1976 Triumph Spitfire eMtra parta car. 304 -675· 8397. Wh1rlpool washer dryer pair whit e Other wa shers & d ryers all guaranteed . Alao 72 Trucks for Sale vegetable &. flower plants. Corner of Rt 141 & Rt . 7 . Call 448 -8033 . Hupp ' o Ap1983 S-10 Chevy PU, 4 plian ce & Glaaswere apd .. AM ~ FM like new 86, 396. t982 S-10 Chevy For sale table & 6 chairs, PU, 4 opd ., AM -FM tape brand new Call 446- 3668 . vinyl coverbed, spon rima: t5,996. 1981 Chevy Luv. 4 Why pay more . Trade Canter opd.. AM- FM tope, vinyl Furniture Outlet. Rt . 7, cover bed. f3 ,995 . 1979 Kanauga. Oh . Opan 9 -7PM . Chevy Luv a...l. 4spd., radio , aherp. •2. 15915. John's Auto GE 18,000 BTU air condi ~ Soles, Bulovllle Rd, Oolllpo tloner, new c ond .. used 2 llo, Oh 446-47B2 . mot . S600 . Portable die~ hwoohe• t B6 . Coli 614For ule or trade. 19SO 256- 1166 . Chevy 'II ton, 4•4. Sllvoraclo. Coli 448-0117 . Country Oak Furniture. tables, chairs. cupboards. dry 84 Ford 330 dump truck, einka, pie safea. k>t.l of miec . runt good, dump In excellent Conkin. At. 7, Tuppefl aho,., *1 ,1100. Coli 614388-9038 . Plaino, Ohio . Trucks for Salo Marcum Roofing &. Spout · 1ng. Now installing rubber roofs . :iO years experience, specializtng in built up roof . Ca11614- 3BB-9867. 81 Chev . S- 10 lg . bed . 6 cyl , with 1opper. auto ., PW. S• 8o Bka Call 614 -367 7166 Roush Lane, Cheshire. PAINTING- interior and ex · terior , plumbing , roofing , some remodeling . 20 yrs. exp. Call 614- 388 -9662. 1981 Chevy 4>4, 306 VB , 4 1pd, heavy lf.l ton, duet gas tanh. It heavy duty hitch, A - 1 shape $6700 li•m . Call 614 -742 -2944. H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding , roofing. room addition, storm windows. stone. Coli 614 -367 -0409 or 614 -367 -1244 . 1979 Jeep CJ-5 , 6 c yl .. 3 tpd ., loaded with extras . $3.000 . Call 446· 061 6 G ENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN . scotchguard -water ex trac tion , deodoriz:era . FREE etti · mates . Reasonable rates Gana Smith, 992 -6309 . 1978 Chevy van. 6 cyl . auto , AM-FM t&pe, 83,495 John ' s Auto Sales, Ruleville Rd. Gallipolio, Oh 446 4782 . RON ' S Talavts1on Service Specializtng in Zenith and Motorola, Oua.zar , and house calls . Call 304 -676 2398 o•.B14 -446 -2464. 73 Vans & 4 W.O . 1973 Jeap CJ6. 8996 .00. Will take trade . Phone 304 676 · 7421 Sider s Equipment. 1976 Dodge Van for ule or trade, fully carpeted, bucket seats. 41 . 000 mile s . $900 .00 or beat offer 304 876-4090 . RINGLE ' S SERVICE o>pe rienced roofing, including hot tar application , carpen ter, electrician , mason. Call 304 - 675 - 20B8 or 675 4660 GET yo ur carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water removal. 1urniture cleaning, free eati motes 304 -675 2295. "74 Jeep truck CJ10. 6 cyl . 68.000 miles, new clutch , 81 . 160 00 304 - 676 7669 Water wel ls commercial and domestic. t&st holes , pump sales end service. 304 -896 3802 Motorcycles 1980 Harley Davidson w ide glide . Can be aeen at 8etz Honda . 760 Honda $975 . Call 614 246 -9239 . 1979 Honda XR 600 . good cond .. 8 900, new molorcy · cle trailer , 8250 . Call 446 · 4094 . 19SO Honda Interstate, fully dressed . great shape , 84 . 700 Co li 614 -388 9905 1978 Kawauki KZ 760 with windthie ld, Iota of exuaa, 81096 . See or call Gary F Hysell . 614 -992 -63BB . 1984 Honda XR 100 dirt bike, ridden • times in yard Caii614-9B6-4119 . 1974 Honda 760 , full dreued . 14.000 miles , clean. 81 . 000 .00 304 B76 -B822 or 875-7733 . 1967 Harley Sportser needs finished . 304 -676-6397. 1981 Honda XL500S phone 304 -676 -6810 aha• 6 PM . 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 19'Yl ft Criscraft inboard, outboard & trailer, 62 ,400 . Ca11614- 266-6472. 15 h . fiberglas• Ster Craft windthie ld 65 HP Mercury . Bilge pump ligh1a, horn trailer. excellent 81 .000 Call614-266- 1909 16ft. fishing boat 2 motort, oars, awivel seatt. priced reduced to $1,760 . Call 446 -3B37. Correct Craft & Ski Supreme, fami ly ski boats New &. used, Parkersburg, WV 304·422 -B433 or 304 422 -2367 . 14ft. Seart Jon Boat and trailer. 91/z hp Johnson motor plut trolling motor and acceaaories. Exc . cond $1,200 . 00 . 304 - 676 2392 1979 Sunkiot 19ft. 464 cu. inch Chevy inboard motor. jet drive. Berkley Pump, tandem trailer. axe. cond. 304-676 -6919 1981 Hydroclyne motor boat. 1 6ft . '78 traiiM. 80 hp Mercury motor UOO . 304576 -2231 . 16' 1972 Olastron motor boet. trailer inc1.1or ., 200 . Cell oft•• 7o00, 304 -6766t06. 16ft. trl -hull, 66hp, good cond. 304-875-8397. 79 Motors Homes llo Cempera 197& Fronklln 27 ft. lith ,wheel c1mpar, l l l f · contained. newer ref .. ac. rear bath with tub · ahower. complete hitch, exc. con. Coli 814 - 992 - •aaoo. 3110 . t ' LL BEl TH EY 'RE GONNA CIRCLE TH' OASIS ' Fetty Tree Trimming, ttump removal . C a ll 304 -676 · 1331 1981 Sabaru GL Brat, 4 wheel drive am -fm , a ~ c . 30,000 miles $6 ,200. 304 B96 -36B1 . 74 -- -c:--- BASEMENT WATER PROOFING . Unconditional lifetime guarantee Local references furn ished Free animates. Call collect 1 614-237-04BB. 9 o.m . to 6 p . m . Roge rs Basement Waterproofing Remodeling. Siding . Interior and extertor. te~~;tured coat· 1ng. stmulated br1ck and stucco , thermo replacement windows 304 -676 -1660 82 ' •eel,~· sad~ What Nobody yo u needs is a deelie ious Lollydad .' takes me any- whe re' @. WIN N I F. " !i)oN' T W ANT TO BE A PARTY PO OP ER, E') UT NTE R l HI S CELEBRATING 15 OVER, SA /FLY #OME, Wf/VN/E CELEaRA i "'ES Y AT THE MANS/ON. I HAVE A FEW UNPLEA SA NT DUTIES TO ATTE ND TO/ Plumbing & Heating CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fourth and Pine Gal lipol is, Ohio Phone 614-446 -3888 o r 614 -446 -44 77 JIM ' S PLUMBI NG 8o HEATING . Rt . t, Box 366. Galli polis. Call614 -367-0676 . SHULAW ' S Plumbing Heating, 211 Six th Point Pleasant, W. Va. 676 -6420. Licensed insured . 83 and St. • 304 and EKcavating Good-1 E:llcavatmg. base · menta. footers, driveways, septic tanks, landscaping. Call anytime 614 -446 4637, James L. Davtsan , Jr owner. Dozer Work free estimate. Call anytime, 446· 803S Eooni~tel~~~nl~ti~------------------.-_-.,-~-.. -~..-.~-,.-., c--~~~~-~-~---~-~-~ ~3 30 4 00 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Pasquale Electric Co . all phase s of electric work , all work guaranteect . Aenal truck rental. 614 - 446 4068. @ USFL Football Jersey at Chic ago ffi MOVIE ' Oliv er Tw1 st ' • Sex/ Rtghts of Fat hers Who Pay Chtld Support on HOUR MAGAZINE w w, ... ,, 5 30 W Unsafe at Any Prt ce Dangerous loads and prod· ucts ure c11. ammed m th1s consumer report EVENIN G 6 oo II CIJ CIJ 0 CIJ G~ Iii G1l New s Cil MO VIE· 'Brai nstorm ' Cl.l MOVI E: 'H anky Panky' 6 30 7 00 (I) New Treas ure Hunt C[J Andy Griffith C T;. News/Spo rts/ Weather C1J M ac Neti /Lehrer New s hour (llJ 3·2 ·1 . Contact fl) Star Trek IJ I1J CD NBC Naws C3J Rifleman Cil Mezda Sportsl ook (E Carol Burnett lii ii! (l2J AB C New s 0 ()) llOJ CBS Newo llll Sits and Bvtes 0 Cil PM M agazine (]J Here Come the Brides CI1 SportsCenter ffi Sanford and Son (I) Entertainment Tonight CD Wheel of Fortune 0 (I) Wh eel of Fortun e C1J Nightly Buainel!ll Report ~ New s SEWING Machine repairs , service . Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Sc issors . Fabric Shop , Poma•ov . 614 -992 -2284. 85 General Hauling James Boy s Water Service . Also pools filled. Call 614 · 256 - 1141 or 614 - 446 1176 o• 614-446 -7911 . JIMS . WATER SERVICE . Call Jtm Lanier. 304 -876 7397 . 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sac A 614 -4446 -7 ve .. Galllpollo. 441- 1833. 833 o• 814 - New 0 (]) Husbands Who Pay For J .A .A .Constructlon Co . Ru tland , Oh,614 -742 -2903; Baaemen11. Footers, Con crete work , Backhoe's, Dozer & Di1cher. Dump trucks. & water -gas- sewerelectrical lines . Water wells, drtlled & ser· viced Free estimates Call 614 -992 -5006 o•614 -742 3147. llJ CIJ ® MOVIE: 'Muppet 5129/84 CID MacNeil/lehre r News hour 11J (UI Ent ertainment Tonight fl) Jeffersona 7 30 1J (f) Tic T ac Dough (]) Hamptona Triathalon · 1983 M1ghty Hampt ons Tn athalon ([) MaJOr Lea gue Baseball St. LOUIS at Atlanta (l) IJ CIJ Family Feud ffi Love Conne ction ([) Or . Who (IQ Wheel of Fortune II) ®I People 's Co urt g, Major league Baaeball Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 8 00 II Cl) CD A T eam When tne A Team 1s force d to crashland w h•le on a rescue m •S· s•on they l •nd themselves a cocamebattling smugghng nng (A) (60 m1n) CIJ Philip Marlowe-Private Detective Marlowe guards e ga ngster marked death CIJ MOVIE. ' Tho Big Brawl' (I) Gentle Sen (!) Top Rank Bo~~;lng from Houston. TX ()) UJ (l2J Foul -ups, Blaepi/ Biunden B 30 9 00 Mov1e' Part 2 ([) @ Nova A Normal Face The W onders of Plast iC Sur gcry The h1story, heroes and m1r acles of pl ast•c su rgc ry are exammed ~R) 16 0 m1n 1 [Closed Capuoned[ (iJ Three's Company 11 (I) CZJ Riptid e Cody NICk an d Bo1 co me to thP. a1d ol a woman who has jUS\ [)) a escpaed from a mental mst• l ui!On ~ A) (GO mm I Cil MOVIE 'The Year of ltvtng Dangerously' ~ Cl b '""-' 700 u []) lit (]J MOVIE: 'Prin ce of the City ' Part 1 ~ S A Ill ()) u \11 creen ct ors Gmld 50th Anniversary Ce lebration Toni ght 's pro gram colebraleS the f1ve decade s of th e Screen Actor s Gwl d s e ~ts t e nce Guests 1n d ude Edward Asner. Clor•s Leachman an d Jack l em mon ! 2 hrs) (]) Amencan Playhouse Opp. nhe'mer · Third of 7 pans Op penheimer sue cumbs to pressure and hands over a hst of names of hiS lef11S1 fn ends and Jean · 1 h d ec•d es sh o can t tve w •t · d he D out ppen 1mer an com m1t s swc•de !Ri (60 m•n ) [Closed Cap 1tonedl (ffi Sen Kingsley as Edmund Kean Ben K•ngslay portra ys Edmund Kean. one I b o the most tz<m e ye t c ar · •sm atiC ac to rs to appear on h E 1 h !60 1 t e ng IS st ag e min 10 .00 0 (I) CD Remington Steele Remmgton •s horn fled when he h•ts a pe · des wan w •tb hr s car and the acc1d ant start s 10 look ltk e IR) Pramedltal ed murder (60 m1 n ) BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby The art of crossruffing ., NO RTH +A K 4 2 WEST ~- :ZU - 84 t A K 32 + K Q J tO E AST t J95 .K J!I 5 4 t Q J l08 ., ., + Q l0 86l . Q 73 +4 3 2 SOUT H +6 • A 10 8 6 • 6~4 +A 9 8 B Vulnera ble Both Dealer South Wrs t Pass Nor th Pa~ 1• 2+ Pas! Pass 7+ 4+ Ea s t Pass Pass Pass Pass 1• 3+ :;+ Pass Pas> Opemng lea d •6 By O.wald Jacoby and Jamea Jacoby II took North and 'south four rounds of biddln& to get to a club response showing h1 s ftve-card suit With onl y eight high-ca rd pomts he was not strong enough to take the hand to th e tw o leveL The sub sequent bidding is well wor t h studymg Now for the play at seven clubs. South has hv e sidesuit tricks and needs e1ght trump tricks to brmg hom e the sram. There IS a pomt of great mterest here Wh en plannln& a long crossruff, cash your side~suit tricks immediately. Otherwi se a n opponent might thro w off cards m thal suit and ma y e ventually ruff one of your side--suit Soutb Pass good grand slam. South's one-hear t r esponse showing a four-card heart sult was better than a two- h wmners . South wms the club lead 1n dummy and should Immediately cash dummy's A·K of spades to discard a diamon~,., and then cath dummy's A·l\ of diamonds. Now South 111 ready for the crossruff. He starts by leading the deuce ol hearll to his ace and plays the six of hearts and ruffs 1n dummy, ruffs a spade in hls hand and ruffs another heart ln dummy. Now he ruffs dummy's last spade and his own last heart. He ll left with two high trumps In his hand and the slam Is made. Note that SOuth has no worries about an overrufl. After l.he club six has been led, his trumps are high (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) Cfl Assau lt ed Nuts nr-. lJ J Soc. Wiv es of Hen"" VI H ·' (fi) Newswatch 10 30 (I) AF . Teddy Pendergrass ClJ My lit1le Margie Cil NFL' s Greates t M oments NFL ' s Greatest Momems present s h1ghhgh1 s ol Super Bowl 'I le <:l!UI IIl9 Goeen Bay .. o K•n<a< Co< y • ~ ... _, " TBS Eueno'ng New"'"' 1j}) Rock aby B•lhe W hnelaw Sl<li S In I hi S speCial presen tallon of SilmuP.I Becken s latest plily (60 m •n I f» Ameri can R1fleman ~ CIJ m ..,. ()) r 4 ~~:~ .ct. 11.,1 11 OO News I..V.J ~ l.HII -.. ., m dent ~e l s. h•m mlo trouble wllc1 1 h1 ~ baseball can 1s tou nd n'"xt to the body ot a d e ad g•rl (RI 160 m.n ) rT~ • - t · h1 Amen ca lL' uo emg (~ All In the Fam •lv Ill Lttl N•ghth ne fl) Tw lhght Zone 11 45 (]) College Baseba ll NCAA Aeg 1ona 1 PI ayo H G Qm e 12 00 CIJ Burns & Allen m MOVIE ' The Km g and Four Qu eens· Cil Nlghthne H d ~ MO VIE ' Tak e Cl ar A•de Rl E H 11 d IK.I CfZ ye 0 n yw oo fiJ Gun sm oke ° CIJ Unsafe at Anv Pnce Da ngerous food s and p•od ucts are e•annned 11 1 ttu" .. consumer report ffi MOVIE The Happy Hooker Goes to Holly · wood ' rT> Anoth e< l > fe LV C!l SponsCen te r ffi News/ Sports/W eather fB Benny Hill Show 11 15 (]) Mazda Spon sl ook 11 30 1J (}) C1J Tonight Show C}) MOVI E ' Tm Ma n' ffi Best of Groucho (]) Catlin & (I) WKRP in C1ncennat1 D ()) Magnum. P I Mag- 12 30 0 (}) ([l lat e N1ght With David Letterma n CIJ MO V IE 'Rocky Il l ffi Jack Benny Show ()) Eye 0 n H o11 ywood r.. ..:,.. caJ M eClou d Tlw Cotor ad o Ca ttle Caper A small town sherrtf holds M..:CiouCI res pons1blc for the escape ol a modern ctay cattle rus. t ie r (AI [90 m~r1 I 10 ~1}1 News 1 0 0 Cil I M arried Joan {]) Entertainmem Tontgh1 m Cf21 CNN Headl ine News 1 1 5 [}) MOV I E ' The Kmg o f Com edy ' b )I 1 H OMAS JOSEPH .t:l Khom etn l s ACROSS la nd I Wha t th e DOWN 1 M ashe1's rr bukl:' lxl s~ r u nn e J dtd 5 Ego 9 VenH·r·s bearh 10 AJJil'tl Ldn -;opr<J no Z Re an \.- am'l~ 'I False god ~ St' nora 's 12 Egvpt1an 5 T('xas I I\ er 6 Hrcu f v 7 Orcl ma ncf' i Of u tJtlt' Ck l t ) 13 \\la tch tt 15 Ol d Boone TV ro le l i \\I n ter AncusIM(;crm an 1 l O!I Jl.lnCtiOn 19 S he ep t1ck 20 Russ tan mea s ure 21 B1t C r rrn nn1 c Yester<Ja y 's Answer :mI Jne 21 Small spa u· 22 Of th e of c ltff s 33 Afncan rep ubl 1t Tcu tons t niJt' 31 Swan genus 11 Upcrattl a1r ZJ Ta ro r nol 24 W1th 1G r r 1 35 Ita han l4 Ma ke 26 Ball ut n ver be loved Z8 Horselo S.J ndhJ!I 36 Fm al word l8 Ctu nese truth ' ac mg bet 20 0 1\ ISHJil 2S Oper at w con ductor 26 F:xtens l\'( VH' W 27 Ma cke re l 28 (\nrun ut toii 29 Tr-yon 0 1 ,) llll t?;.. 30 H.cstcd 11 Pa lm Irat 32 ILalJan c it~ Unscramble these tour Jumbl es. one letter to each square to form lo!Jr ordtnaf) word s .1':' - lt b r r~!} 39 Turkish sta ndar d W Pa pal cr own I._..I_( J U TradlLJOnal 1 - ,...,...._..........., " know ledg£' 42 lmJt.atc I J r) s DII I LY CRYI'TO QUOTE - H.r<'s h o" t n "o rk it : A X V 0 I R ' A X R I GURTED± ± I KI J I HILERS ~: (X SalurdBy s I is W H'( SHE 7ECIDE D -o WA'T'C:H L O NGFEI.LO W One lellrr ~ Im p l y st a nd ~ f nr ,u1o\h r r In I hiS sa mp le A tt use rl for lhf' lhrr (" 1. ':\ X fn r tlw l\\ o {) "· r i c " '"~Zit' lf' tt r rs. HE R F IG cJRE . apofi t rophr s, thf> l engt h and f n rm :~ I Hm o f th t '.wnh are a ll hml ~ E ar h da y I h e ('Ocit' lr l l <'r S arr dd'fN ('nt Now arr1nge the c•rcl$d 1e11ers to form the surprise answer as sug geatecl by the above canoon CRVPTOQ t ' OTES X ] TH E ( XXXjt l I) (Answers lomofiOWI Jumbles BRAWL DUM PY HERALD RAGLAN Answar Whal It m1Q h1 be when you gambol across the SHeet - A GA MBLE Q l CE R A0 X AS C X ZS R T P DXAA S RD 1\KKTP K J A 0 X' P ti O X ELXYED X s ZS REM MI 0 X KZ p AO X Q .JPOXT ZS P H F. M K E QE A AS PAE Y c'Sierday'o Cryploquote · CU NSI IJI- H THE REII\DEER AND 11-IE CAMEL . 11-IEY MUST HAV E <:IJMATE - ROBEHT HENRY M I I.I.F.R EXTRF:MES OF �Page Tuesday, Miry 29, 1984 PamerDy-Middleport, Ohio 12-The Daily Sentinel Inside today: Unsuspecting public...Page 2 · Reds defeat Pirates...Page 3 Weather Area deaths ................. Page 4 By the Bend ............ Pa8e8 5-7 Classllleds ............ Pages s.&-10 CGmlcs-TV ................. Page 11 Editorial ...... ............ ... Page 2 Sports ..... .... .. .. ............ Page 3 • Generally clear tonight. Low around 40. Light westerly winds. Thursday, mostly sunny and a little wanner. High 65-'Ill Chance of rain 10percent tonight and Thursday. SHURFINE SPAGHETTI SAUCE 10 CT. BOX . H BAGS HUNK DOG FOOD 25 LB . All FLAVORS & DIET 100 CT. Q -Lea fl. !OLB -LITER POP 2 LB . RN FlAKES 18 PAPER TOWELS oz 2/$1 QQ LARGE ROLLS Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean HOLLYWOOD STYLE PORK CHOP'!~~: .. $1.39 PORK CUTLETS ........................~~·.... 51.79 Kahn's Fresh'n'Lean RIB END PORK ROAST .............~~ .... 51.29 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean LOIN END PORK ROAST ..........~~·.... $1.3 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean PORK SHOULDER STEAK ......... ~~·.... 51.29 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean PORK ROAST BONELESS ..........~~·.... $1.19 STOREMADE SAUSAGE ...........~~·.... $1.19 Smo~ed Slab $1 39 Kahn's SLICED BACON ................... .................................. •... ~~. Makes 2 Quarts-7 Flavors 8 oz. BLEACH 16 BEANS 3 for spg HAMS WHOLE$}7L~ oz 10 LBPAIL DER DETERGENT $4 99 HAMS KAHN'S HILLSHIRE SUMMIT COOKIE BAR 6 PACK $}49 2 for 99¢ SHOWBOAT PORK & BEANS 15 OZ . CNS $} 09 KAHN' 5 BEEF 99 10 LB U.S. No . 1 POTATOES ..................... /1 .69 MORTON HOUSE WITH GRAVY THRIFT KING SHORT CUT GREEN EANS 15 V, OZ . 2/79~ $1 09 :A~:. BTLS $139 luo Dopooil FRIDAY ONLY DR. PEPPER $1.99 ROUGHTON'S & VALLEY BELL $1.59 VITAMIN D MILK ....11:~~~~ FRANK WIENERS •••••••••••••• $1.69 SNYDER'S 8 OZ. ALL FLAVORS & CHEDDAR WIENERS ••••• $1.79 POTATO CHIPS .......... . CHEWING TOBACCO $ 799 A Cartoon SHORTENING THRIFT KING APPLESAUCE 16 OZ. $}99 PEPSI COLA PACK$}49 oz 8 16 Plus Deposil $} 59 POTATO CHIPS .......... . ~-----------------------· COUPON GAL PORK & BEANS & CHEESE 15 oz. 7 OZ. BOX -----------------------~ SAVE DOUBLE $$ AT C.K. SUPERMARKET EFFECTIVE, SATURDAY, JUNE 2 •Hedeem your manutaclurers money-savm& coupons at C.K .'s andreceive double the value when you purchase the specified 1tem. One cou pon per item . No expired coupons accepled . Double redemption offer does not apply to "Free Merchandise", coupons or coupons over 49' in face value, No cash refunds when Double Coupons value exceeds price of ttem. Ctcarettes and certatn other 1tems are excluded by law. To in· sure product to all our cu~tomers. we are limiting our "Double Coupon" offer to one jar of Instant Coffee and one can of Ground Coffee per shoooina. Double Coupon offer good Saturday, June 2. · PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, JUNE 3 ONE WIIH EACH PURCHASE Of KAHn I-LB . AMERICAN BEAUTY BACON COTTAGE CHEESE ONE 24 01. WIIH EACH PURCHASE Of ONE POUND KAHN'S AMERICAN BEAUTY BACON EX PI RES 6/3/84 C. K. SUPERMARKET 5( GENERIC W11H EACH PURCHASE Of ONE lB. Of KAHN'S AMERICAN EAUTY BACON COCA COLA ~6p~i.KBTLS.$}2Plus9Deposit LIM IT I Oou ble the value of manufacturers' cents off coupons up to 49' in face value. 3 OZ. JELLO 5( THRIFT KING MACARONI $}19 VALLEY BELL & BROUGHTON'S COfTPON SAVIN6S ONE GAllON WITH EACH PURCHASE OF 2 BAGS OF FRANKLIN CANOY 39~ FRITO LAY 71 OZ. ALL FLAVORS 2% MILK --~-----------------~ IILE •DOV8LE •.IJCJVBLB •J)O(l 99( PAPER TOWELS THRIFT KING ....... _....COTTAGE CHEESE Jf$1 2% MILK O~E 8 1 REG. or DIET EACH .,_ _ _ _ _ _ __..__ _ _ _ _ _ _.__ _ _ _ _ _ __. THRIFT KING PR E·CREAMED 42 OZ. R C CO LA ALL WEEK SPECIAL 29~ ........ ..1•0• ~~·....... ;1. •SliCED BEEF •SliCED TURKEY •SAliSBURY STEAK 12'1• OZ. THURSDAY ONLY oz. 97' BROUGHTON'S 24 OZ. CABBAGE ...................... POTA TOES $1.99 KIELBASA KAHN'SBEEF IDAHO 46 KAHN'SBIG RED SMOKIES •••••••••••••••••••• KAHN' 5 REGULAR WIENERS ••••••••••••••••••• (lh CASE (12) .... 14.69) PRODUCE TOMATO JUICE ') POLSKA Jj$}19 32 OZCAN CAMPBELL KAHN'S HILLSHIRE 4f$1 QQ All FLAVORS & DIET MR. BBQ LIGHTER FLUID SMOKED POLSKA • • SUPER NO SALES MARKET DEALERS TO OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY-9:00A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. SICOND & MILL ST. wlthNonnaTom:s, R.N., Dr.JamesWethereU,oneof the participating pii,Vslclans, seated, and John Jacobs, Health Depamnent administrator, standing. The funds can be expended for doctor's fees and larora tory test payments. not oniy for the unem ployed but for aU members of his or her family. Others with morelncomewill pay on a scale of 20 to 100 percent of the The amount of assistance availa- elibible 10 participate, Haydon pointed ou I. / l'he procedure to follow in applying for medical assistance Is 19 contacl the :vleigs Counly Health D<:>partment. give some proof of income or lack of it, such as a food stamp card. a slatement from the Ohio Bureau of Employmenl Services, or some documentation of temporary employment. A determination of level of assislancc "ill lx' made by tha i agency and then the indtvidual will then be inSirucled to make an appolntmenl wil h one of the participating physici ans. eit her Dr. Wetherell or Dr. Mansfield . ble to thPunemployed and his fa mily be determined on the basis of income by Meigs County Hei!lth Departmenl personel prior to the visit to the doctor. A sliding fee scale will be used to determine what percentage of the pa;menl can be made from the Family Development Program funding . For example, families of two where Ihe head of the household is unemployed and the household income is under $6,720, famiUes of four with less than $10,200 income. famiUes of six with less than $13.680 in inrome, will pay nothing to participate in the medical program. ""U treatmen1 cost. Those resident s covered by medi caid or priva te insurance are no1 Area youth to take part in junior olympics SHELLIE BEANS $189LB. HALF Department. Warren Haydon sealed right, assistant director of the Family Development Program, Inc., NelsonvDie, was here Tuesday fAl review the program By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Meigs Countians disadvantaged by an unemployed head of the household may now be eligible for assistance with primary care and acute medical treatment through a new Meigs Job Bill Program. Warren Haydon, asslstanl director of the Family Development Program, Inc. , Nelsonville, was here Tuesday afternoon to complete arrangments for the medical pro gram which w!IJ· go Into effect on JuneL The county has been allocated ~7,200 in state and federal funds through Dec. 31, 1984 for the program. It will be administered through the Meigs County Health Department with Dr. James With· erell and Dr. Wilma Mansfield as the participating physicians. BUSH 16 OZ. 28 OZ . KAHN'S SMOKED HICKORY · NEW HEALTH PROGRAM -As of JUne 1, federal and stale funds wiD be available fAl 1Wi1st the unemployed and members of their famUies with primary medical care. The $7,200 available for the remainder ol1984 for doctor and laboratory fees wiD be adnlln1stered through the Meigs County Health PINTO-NAVY-GREAT NORTHERN KAHN'S SMOKED HICKORY GROVE GAL RY ROASTED PEANUTS • 13¢ Pak BUSH 15 OZ. 25 Cents Medical assistance program starts Friday for Meigs' unemployed WYLER'S DRINK MtX Only Section, 12 Poges A Multimedia In<. Newspaper • 2 LB. 79¢ FRENCH FRIES All Varieties 3/Sl.OO POT PIES 4 Flavors 14 Dz.$}. 09 PET CREME PIE HUNT'S MANWICH 15 OZ. 99' FOX PIZZA m,oz. 99' ' entine Pomeroy-Middlepoort, Ohio, Wednesday, May 30, 1984 INTERSTATE RIB CHOPS ...................t.~·.$1.59 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean BLACK PEPPER v.u•. No.ll Capyrightod I 984 at y wv, oz99' SWEET SUE BARBECUE · CENTER CUT LOIN CHOPS ......~~·.... 51.69 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean 200 CT. FAMILY PACK CHOPS .. t.~. $1.39 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean REGULAR & DIET FFEE FILTERS e ) / IRISH POTATOES !6 oz. CAN 2/99' DARK BROWN SUGAR ILB BOX 59' LIGHT BROWN SUGAR l-LB BOX 59' POWDERED SUGAR HB. BOX 59' FAMILY PACK CANS PANCAKE MIX • WHOLE 12 OZ. POP oz BoK3/Sl.00 80 CT. 59¢ 16 OZ. CAN 2/79¢ 26 IODIZED SALE SANDWICH BAGS SLICED BEETS PLAIN OR MEAT Alumni reunions ...Page 7 MIDDLEPORT, OH. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantilies. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. ROCK SPRINGS - In cooperation with the Ohio Department of Youth Services, several area boys will be participating In the A.A. U. Junior Olympics basketball this summer under the supervision of coaches, Rusty Bookman, Ron Drexler, and Jesse Vall . Participation Includes two categories, 17 and under (Senior division) and 15 and under linter· mediate division). The senior division consist.> of Rick Wise and Mike Chancey (Meigs), Kerry York and Keith Meyers !Logan), Scoll Gatchel and Tee Morrison (Trimble I, Steve MacCombs !Athens). and Todd Adams !Southern). These boys wUI particlpale In the AAU Junior Olympics State Tournament In Columbus June 8 and 9. The Intermediate division consists of Don Dorst. Bill Brolhers, .I. R. Kl tc hen, and H uey Eason 1Me igs), Eddie Collins, Greg Leachman, Brent Bissell, and Jeff Caldwell (Eastern), Srott Glllland and Mark Saunders (V inton Counly), Gamble Grant and Gary Harrison (Gallipolis) , Mike Kemper (North Gallla), and Roger White and Chris Newberry (Bel· pre) . This division will play·tn the Slate tournament June 14, 15 and 16. Coach Bookman thanks the following groups and merchants that have financially supported lhese teams : Feeney -Bennett Post 128 American Legion. Herald Oil and Gas, Ell Denison Posl 467 American Legion. Farmers Bank. and Ewlng Funeral Home. Any other local merchants lnleresled In helping finance this year's learn can contact Coach Bookman al 99'2·52\18. COLUMBUS BOUND -The Senior divi•lon ( 17 and under) .\AU Junior Olympic basketball learn, pictured ahove, will compere in the Ohio state tournament In Colwnbus, June 8 and 9. From left are Coach Rusty Bookman, Tee Morrison (Trimble), Keith Meyers (Logan), Scott Gatchel (Trimble), Kerry York (Logan), Steve MacComhs (Athens), Rick Wise (Meigs), and coach Jesse Vail. Ahsent were Mike Chancey (Meigs) and Todd .\dams (Southern). New businesses reach six-year high Patrolman shot, hunt gunman By The Associated Press The number of new U.S. busi· nesS<'S totaled 11,7891n the first three months of 1984, the highest number of companies to open their doors in a comparable period since 1978, a business lnformallon service reports. Meanwhile, the workplace efficiency for all private businesses rose at an annual rate of 4.1 percent during the first quarter, the Labor Department said. In Its report on business slarts. Dun & Bradstreet Corp. said the first -quarter total was up9.4percent from the first quarter of 1983, although the new flnns employed stlghtly fewer workers - 59,'789 compared with 60,691 a year ago. Gains In business starts were made In every major Industry In the lmest quarter, Dun & Bradslreel said Tuesday. The construction Industry was one of the leading gainers, with the number of new finns cllmbing 31 percent from a year eartler to 1,474. The largesl number of starts, 4,604, came In retailing, which Is normally the case, Dun & Bradslreet said. The latest productivity gain was less than In the fourth quarterofl'l&1 - when It rose at an annual rate of 4.2 percent- butbothworkeroutput and hours worked "grew substan · !Ially faster" In the flrsl quarter of this year, the Laror Department's Bureau or Laror Siatlstlcs ,;aid Tuesday. Other developments: -A new agreement commits Japan to open Its financial markets to outsiders and should eventually strengt.hen Japan's currency, help U.S. exporters and improve world trade In general, Treasury Secrelary Donald Regan said . U.S. officials have long seen lhe rela tive ly weak Japanese yen as a stumbling block to Improved trade, making Japanese goods cheaper In the United Slates and making U.S. exporters' products more expensive in Japan. -Twenty-six hourly employees hired for the jolnl automak!ng venture belween General Motors Corp. and Toyota Motor Corp. in California wiil leave Saturday for three weeks of training and orientation ln Japan, officials said. Meanwhile, a federal judge ruled that Chrysler Corp. can suetolryto block the proposed venture. Swollen rivers on rampage in East ByRONSIRAK Assodaled Press Wrier A wall ot mud carrying rocks the size ol cars crept toward Van, Colo., today as broUing heat In the Rockies triggered floods and landslides from snowmelt, while torrential rains pushed rivers over their banks from Florida to New Hampshire. Fourteen people have died In flood-related a~ide~ts since Sunday as a waterlogged storm system moved · east across the nation. MeanwhDe, rampaging rivers and mudslides In the West closed roads, washed out raUroad tracks and drove people from their homes. More than 18 Inches of rain have washed across southern Florida since Saturday, the National Weather Servi~;E' said, closing dozens of roads In the Mlaml area and forcing work-bound people Tuesday to wade through water 10 Inches deep downtown. As much as 6 Inches of rain has soaked Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire since Mooday. A break from snowmelt flooding and mudsUdes In the Rockies ended Tuesday when the mercury cUm bed back Into the ros and 90s wlth more heat oredlcted. "It'll go Into the 90s loday as far north as southern Idaho," said Harry Gordon ot the National Severe Storms Forecast Center In Kansas City, Mo. "These kinds of temperatures really eat the snow and will create just t'Ontlnuous problems. They're In bad s hape out there. and It's not going to improve soon. Five houS~?S In Vail. Colo .. were evacuated Tuesday as a wall of mud 211 feet high, 60 feel wide and 300 yards long crepl toward the resort town . "This morning It moved about 30 feet In a bout an hour" and was within :m feet of the houses, Vall Assistant Pollee Chief Ken Hughey said Thesday. "If It breaks loose aU of a suddenand these rocksaretheslzeofcarsthcre's nothing we can do," Hughey added. A mudsllde Tuesday slammed Into the Denver & Western Rio Grande Railroad tracks near Sold· ler Summit, Utah. PORTSMOUTH. Ohio !API The Highway Patrol said a veteran trooper was shot and wounded In the arm Tuesday night while making a routine t raffle stop on U.S. 23 north of Porlsmoulh. A man believed to be one of his assailant was arres ted a short time laler and a second suspect was lhe subjccl of an Intensive manhunt along the Scioto River ron oms . The palmi said lhr trooper, Sg1. Robert Dwyer, 5.1, of Lucasville, Secure legal counsel for Meigs teacher The Concerned Citizens for Miss Goodnite organization has secured legal counsel In lls effort to have Marilyn Goodnit e, Meigs High School Band Director, rehired by the dislrict's board of education. The board refused 10 rehire Miss Goodnile at roth its April and May meetings despite supportive groups who attended the sessions on Miss Goodnlte's behalf. The organization Is collecting funds to handle the legal work involved anddonatlonsare to be sent to Bonnie Arnold, Route 4. Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. who Is treasurer of the group. All monies donated but nol used for legal counsel will be turned in to the Meigs Band Boosters to be used In the band unHo1111 account The next meeting of the Con· cerned Citizens Group wUI be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the show rlng on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. returned the fire and wounded roth men. Dwyer was lreated at Sciot o Memorial Hospital in Portsmouth and lra nsferrcd 10Grant Hospital in Columbus. The m a n In custody , reported!)' wounded IWice, was taken to Portsmoulh's :vlercy Hospital and lhen ITansported to University llospil als in Columbus. He was not id C' n1i f i ed immedia te J:v·. The pal rol said Ihe second man !led Ihe shooting scene on fool into the headly wooded ri\'er b<Jtloms. State troopers, Pot1smouth citY police officers a nd sheriffs deputlc~ from thrf'C' eountiPs WPIT' taking part in the manhunt Final plans for flatboat visit June 22 will be made tonight A publi c meeting will be held at Rous h Landi ng. near Racine. this rvPning at 7 to finali ze plans for thE' Fair and w il l rPpr·Psf'nt Cin ci nnati and dra m a ti?f' lhP liw'r hC'ritagr of that cit~· ;1 nd 1hf' nation Ju nP 22 stop-0\·er of thf' Ad vf' nturL' Galley II flatboat. The flatboa t will lx' m aking scheduled stops at communitirs A ll ci\· ic anct enmmunil\ ):;mups wishin g 14 ) p1< 1~· a rolf' in thr stop-over at H(1ush Landing arr urgC'd to a1tr nd thi s f'W'nin g·s along the Ohio River enrouiL' to Sf' SS ion New Orlea ns for the 1984 World' s Deadline Friday Friday Is the deadline for making appointments to go through the Meigs C.ounty Multiphasic Health Screening Clinic which wiD he lt;,ld all next week In the Meigs Multipurpose BuDding on Mulherry Heights. About 100 appointments are still open for the clinic which will Include a fuU range of medical evaluation Including blood work being handled by Veterans Memol'lal Hospital, podiatrist services, glaucoma screening, hemoccult test, blood pressurr checks, dental examinations, tubereulosl• skin tests, speech and hearing tests, innoculatlons, H needed. The clinic, funded with federal doUars and staffed with volunteer health professionals, Is open fAl all Meigs County residents, regardless ol age or income. For a single person with lnoome below 5447 or a couple with Income less than $000, there Is no charge. For those with Income above these figures, there wiD be a charge of $17. !Wports of examinations wiD be sent fAl the patient's physician. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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