http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9d5a943fb2d8ce75f279bddec8c71f84.pdf a73ca1cf7828ead3c54120eef02ee2e1 PDF Text Text bv Dick Cavalli WINTHROP® IF I HAD A FAIRY ~~011-~ER WHO GRANTED ME ONE WISH , YOU l<.f\ON \NHAT I'D WISH FOR~ A HUGtl: WAREHOL..I=c, Ft.JLL OF PIZZAS, CHOCOLATECAKES AND 8U~BLE SUM ... I'D WISH FOR A .MANSION, FILLED WITH PRECIOUS JEWELS... f<UBIE:5 AND EMERA. LOS AND DIAMONDS .. . Satan in disguise See letter on Page 2 ood prices down Baseball roundup See story on Page 10 SeePage3 e Vol.34, No.l6 THEN 1 IF 51-!E ANDTHE EMPIREST.ATE A 5Ft?RT5 CAR. FOR EVERY ~RANTED MEA BUILDING> R..lLL OF $11 000 BILLS. DAY OF THE WEEK ... St::COND WISH ... requested by the pres !dent. The House bill also restricts atomic and space weapons, rejects new nerve gas weapons. and virtually bans using U.S. troops to fight In Central America. On the MX, It declares that no money could be spent until next April, and then only if Congress decides that the Soviets are not bargaining in good faith to end the arms race. This replaced a provision adopted earlier that also tied the money up until April, but left it up to tlle president to assess the Soviets' bargaining posture. Rep. Les As pin, DWis., an architect of the earlier version, predicted that a House-Senate conference conunlttee will come close to that provision when lt '~ I c , 1-I '. by Hargreaves and Sellers i \~ ! ' f;J} _' 10£:1''+.,-~ . ~0 -=> A STAR IS BORN /~ '/ 0 /j ' I ( / \. l0 1984 Hargreaves and Se ller s D•slr1buted by NEA,lnc PRINTED IN CANADA WHAT D'YA MEAN, WI.JEKE ?! ON MY li~P:..:.!!~-~ By Cris Hammond I DO TOO!! IT:5 !?!GilT UNDER MY NOSE! SENJOR CITIZEN ADVOCACY - A workshop with the purpose of educating the older population In legislative matrers was held Friday at the Senior Citizens Center. Pam Garretson, co-director of the Appalachlan Ohio Public Interest Campaign, met with eight senior citizens to discw;s problems and concern<! and to develop a presentation on the SPf"illc techniques of advocacy. Among the techniques discussed was the effective use of the media, working through and with legislators, government otllclals, boards, and bureaucrats, contact approaches, and lo;.•ue dlscu.s.•lnns. Emphasis will he on involving more seniors In the area of advocacy. The advocacy project wiD he a continuing activity of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. 992-2161. Pictured at one of the dlsca""lons are from the left around the table, Pauline IWush, F1orence Smith, Dorothy Downie, Betty Christopherson, Edlth Reiser, C. E. Blakeslee, Charles IWgers, and Pam Garretson, workshop presenter. Accidents leave two people injured W£LL, I'LL 8£ a.tRNED. TH~T'lL BE AN EXPENSIVE YOU'LL 77J #liVE YOUR NOSE RAIS--·~ MU5TilCJIE. ' 1-/~VE ' Two people were injured in weekend accidents investigated by the Gallla-Meigs post of the state highway partol. Gary D. Michael, 31. R t. 1, Crown City, was admitted to Holzer Medical Center In good condition for multiple trauma foUowlng a one· vehicle accident early Sunday morning. The patrol said Michael was southbound on Ohlo2181nGallla County, when he lost control of his pick-up . The vehicle struck an enbankment. ' Michael was cited for OWl. Roy S. Sansbury, 64, Middleport, was treated and released at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy, for bruises suffered when his car ran off Ohio 143 In Meigs County, struck a mailbox and slammed Into a ditch. Sansbury was cited for DWl and his car was moderately damaged In the 8:40 p.m. accident. A Meigs County resident escaped Injury Saturday night when the pick-up he was driving went out of control and overturned on Orange Township 444. The patrol said William K. Chapman, 21, Tuppers Plains, was westbound when he lost 1 Section, 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 4, 1984 WASHINGTON (API - A showdown over a controversial nuclear weapon looms this week in Congress, where the Republican-dominated Senate takes up legislation authorizing the purchaseof21MX missiles without the restrtctlons approved by the House. The Democrat -controlled House voted last week to approve 15 missiles. But the House version put.s tight strings on the MX money. The battle is being fought out In debate over a bill autllorizing military spending for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. The House shaved $21 billion from President Reagan's request when it passed its $284 bllliQn defense authorization bill. The Senate bill comes to $299 billion, $6 billion under the amount MR. MEN™and LITTLE MISS™ • at enttne Showdown looms on MX missiles Copyrighted 1984 A HUNDRED LIMOU51NE51 • control of his vehicle in a curve at 11: 30 p.m. Saturday according to the patrol. A car driven by Sherry L. Miller, 22. Gallipolis. l'l'Ceived light damage when her vehicle struck a bridge on County 28 Sunday afternoon. Troopers reported Miller was southbound in Meigs County when hercarmet a northbound vehicle In a narrow bridge. A two-vehicleaccldenton0hio71n Meigs County, resulted in moderate damage to a pick-up and a car the patrol said. According to the patrol, a car driven by Robert L. Lewis, 57, Middleport, pulled onto Ohio 7 and tried to make a left turn when a pick -up drtven by Beatrice I. Wood, 52, Rt . 1, Rutland, tried to pass Lewis' vehicle. There was moderate damage to both cars. No lnjurteswerereported in the Saturday accident. A car driven by Judith K. Moore, 24, Gallipolis, received light damage when It struck a deer on Ohio 7 In Meigs County. According to the report, Moore was northbound at 9 a.m. Sunday when the deer ran Into the road. The patrol said the deer was not killed In the accident. j prior to a ruling !rom a bankruptcy court. The bankruptcy system has been decla!'Pd unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. but currently ts operating under temporary authority granted by Congress. The latest extension runs out June 20. Finally, House Democrats are expected to take up immigration refonn legislation In a closed-door meeting on Thursday. Rep. Edward Roybal, DCallf .. want' the Democrats to vote to sidetrack the bill by sending it back to a House conunittee. The bill would Increase fines against employers who knowingly hire Ulegal aliens. At the same time,it calls for amnesty for millions of aliens already in the United States illegally. puts together a fina l draft for submission to the two houses. Meanwhile , the White House said it will continue to seek a compromise on the issue of CIA backing for Nicaraguan rebels, which Is holding up $62 mlUUon In emergency military aid for El Salvador. The Senate coupled the Salvadoran aid with $21 million for CIA undercover operations in Nicaragua, but the House refused to go along with any fu1ther funds in this flscal year for that purpose. Senators will try again today to break a stalemate on legislation to give the nation a permanent and constitutional bankruptcy system. The bill has been stalled over the right of ailing companies to unilaterally cancel union contracts President says U.S. "prepared for peace' DUBLIN, Ireland !API- President Reagan, declaring "America is prepared for peace," said today he would be willing to stop- and even reverse - the deployment of intermediate-range nuclear mis· sUes in Europe as part of an anns control agreement with the Soviet Union. "But for such an outcome to be possibl<', we need to have the Soviets return to the bargainlng table," he said in the prepared text of an address to the Irish Parliament . "Before this body and the people of Europe, I ca ll on them to do so," the president said. The Soviet Union walked out of arms control talks last November after NATO began dPploying the American-made missiles in Westem Europe. The NATOdcclsionhas sparked protests throughout Eu rope. including in this neutral nation . Despite the Soviet wa lk -out, Reagan asserted it was still possible for an arms control agreement. " I am prepared to halt, and even rt'\'E•rse. the deployment of our intermediate-range missiles from Europe as the outcome of a verifiable and equitable agrePment," he said. The president also said the United States wants "greater dialogue" with the Soviet Union "to guard against miscalculation or misunderstanding In troubled or strategically sensitive areas of the world." He urged the Kremlin to agre<> to concrete actions at the Conference on Disarmament in Europe, being held in Stockllolm, to make conflict in Europe Jess likely. "In solidarity with our all ies, confident of our strength, we threaten no nation," Reagan declared. And the president said: " I tell you today !rom my heart, America is prepared for peace." On another subject, Reagan said " I repeat today: there is no pla ce for the crude, cowardly violence of terrorism - not in Britain, not in Ireland, not In North e rn Ireland. All sides should have one goal before them; let us state it simply and directly: to end thevlolcncc, to end it completely . to end it now," he sa id . Reagan praised efforts to seck reconciliation of all sides in the dispute over Northern Ireland. but reiteratl>d that the United States will not take part In those discussions. "The positton of the United States in a ll ofthisisclear: \\7emust not and will not interfere in Irish matters, nor prescribf> to you solutions or formulas . But I want ~'OU to know we pledge to you our good will and support." he sal d. The president atso ddended his Central American pollcies, which have sparked demonstrations here. Ht> said the U.S. program of assistance to Central American countries "is designed pr<'<'lsely to ass ist (thet spl'f'ad of dt>mocratic self-rule." Reagan said that in El Sa l\'ador, all the United States wants to do "is give the Salvadorans the chance they want for democratic self· determination - v.1thout outside interfewncP.'' Hunt continues for escaped murderers PASCHALL, N.C. iAPl Shotgun-toting officers stood guard along country roads today as authorities sifted through leads in the hunt for four convicted murderers who escaped from Virginia's Death Row four days ago. At daybreak authorities were going back Into 1.500 densely wooded acres along Lake Gaston, on the Nm1h CarolinaVirginia state line. Through the night, pairs of armed officers waited along three roads bordering the site near Paschall, a town of 400. " We've at least got them running, " said Max Powell, a spokesman for tlle North Carol· ina Department of Crime Control and Public Safety. "And if we've got them running, I believe we can get tllem eventually." Ofticers used tracking dogs, helicopters and airplanes to pursue unsuccesstullead s In the the 91}.degree heat Sunday. but several possible slghtlngs con· vlnced authorities they were closing In on at least two or the escapees. The four were among six murderers who overpowered guards Thursday night , stole thelr uniforms and tricked gatE>keepers into letting them drtve out or the Mecklenburg Correc· tiona! Center In Virginia. Two escapees were caught Friday night in a Warrenton coin laundry. The searchers concentrated on a 20-m!Ue area around the towns of Warrenton and Paschall - all within 12 mlles of the GETIING CLOSER Virginia and North Carolina law enforcement officials set up a ring of anned men around an area several miles square after two men believed to be the Briley brothers were Virginia border and aboul ll miles south of the prison - when "leads started coming In " from door-tCKloor interviews with res· ldent.s, Powell said. One resident "gave a positive I D." when shown photos of the four convicts, he said. About 6,(U) fliers describing the fugt. tlves and offering a $10,001 reward for information leading spotted In the fields straddling the border betw<>en tht> two stales Sunday afternoon. Police usro helicopters to repeatedly sight the two Sl"IWCis just hefore darkness fell. (!\1' Laserphoto I. to the arrrest of each Inmate were distributed around the Warrenton area. One resident's description of a man he had seen in the area matched that of fugitive .James Briley, Z7, Powell said. The other escapees were Briley's brother, Linwood, ll, Lem Davis Tuggle Jr .. 32, and Willie Leroy .Jones, .ll ! Earlier. officers stopped a freight train outside Henderson. 20 miles west of Warrenton. to . Investigate a report of two men wielding shotguns. They found nothing. Other searches In Spencer. 100 miles to the southwest. and Portsmouth. Va .. 100 mUes to the northwest, also were abandoned Sunday. , �.- · Pamervy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, .._ 4,-1984 ==~~:- Commental*y Tracking the slurs _____wl_·uia_m_F_._Buc_k_ley;._J_r. The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVI1J'ED TO THE INI'EHEST OF THE MEIGS-MASON MtEA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Assistant P'ubllsher/ Controller Geoeral Mana1er DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A. MEMBER of The Auoclated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· tlon and the i\merlcan Newspaper Publisher !\ssoclatlon. LETTERS OF OPINION ar• weiL-omed. Thll':)' !lhould hfo I@Ss than 300 words lona:. Allletlt'rs are subject to edl11a& and must be !~ l&ned wUh nam e, address and lelephone number. No unsl1ned letteon wUI be published . Letters sbould be In p;ood la.."'lf', addressln& lssu @A, nol penonalltleA. Some months ago, T~ Washing· ton Post's Lou Cannon complained that the press was being "too lair" to Ronald Reagan. He will probably be embarrassed lor the rest ol his life by that amusing complaint, It being generally understood that there is no such thing as being "too lair" any more than one balks in striving for perfection In any of the virtues ("too klnd?" "too compas· slonate?" "too wise?"). The boys put It down to a Freudian slip. Lou Cannon does not like It that, after three years, the media have not succeeded In por1ray1ng Ronald Reagan to the American people as an unpleasant 'HE !iAVE A Gl!:~T R'>S ITI'JE 7 The old political adage is, "Mud sticks." It means bad news affects candidates more than good news. In the case of Ronald Reagan, there's been a lot of thought that somehow the adage doesn't stick. He's been called "the Teflon candidate ," as a way of saying that events that might pain anothE!r incumbent presidential candidate don't seem to hurt Reagan. He sidesteps troubles. But in the view of political analysts .John E. Meniam and Jeffrey .J . Hallett, who earn their living tracking political issues, the Teflon label has been oversold. Bad news sticks to Reagan, they say, just as it does to other politicians. Merriam and Hallett publish a newsletter, Issues Management Letter. They invited reporters to their office a few days ago to share their thlnklng about how the way issues treated by the newspapers, television and the newsweekly magazines affect the candidates. Merrtam and Hallett see elections as national events in which the people send signals of all sorts to their goverrunent. Even the roughly 50 percent who don't vote are participants. They' re sending messages. One is that they are more or less satisfied with the status quo. Aoother is that they don't think it will make a big difference who is president. As long as a president keeps the country from being attacked many people will fee l that their llves are not shaped by the occupant of the Oval Office. But the 50 percent who do votP- some voting against someone, usually the incumbent. and some voting for someone - the Issues do make a difference. in the view of analysts Meniam and Hallett. They've devised a formula for tracking issues and candidates' fortunes . It assigns negative news coverage four times the importance as positive or neutral n€"NS coverage. Their theory is that the cand idate who gets the least bad news coverage immediately before an election is the candidate most likely to win. They tJied to provp it by correlating the fates in the primaries of Democrats Gary Hart, Walter Mondale and Jesse Jackson with their treaa tmen t on thP networks and in the papers and magazines. Hart started high after New Hampshire, with the advantages of freshness and the appeal of a futu re-looking "new Ideas" campaign. Mondale was hurt by his loss in New Hampshire, the dashing of high expectations. But just as news coveragP of Ha n focused on two personal issues- his fudging of his age and suspictons about why he changed his last name from Hartpence - his success at the polls dropped. Hart rebounded in Ohio and Indiana - refiecting, Merriam and Hallett contend . the bad-news beating Mondale took over the issue of backdoor financing of his delegate committees Y.1th money from political action committees- the taint Issue. Letters .to editor Appreciates Veterans Memorial supply just about any situa tion and they're of the best qu ality . The office staff. housekeeping a nd emergency room personnel are very cordial and accommodating. To them you are a person and not a number. Last. but not least. the moral of the staff tells me it ha s a good relationship with the administra tor, Scott Lucas . Many of t hem have been employed there lor many years. Our thanks to a ll of you. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert GllkPy, 3.16 Broadway St., Middlepor1, Ohio. Serious, risky business I am writing to you on behalf of the congregation of South Bethel New Testament Church. We are concerned about the rff'f:'nt semin - ars conducted by SheJTy Edwards at the Diamond Savings and Loan building Sa tan comes disguised in many forms: inrludlng via well educated people and so-called scientific studies. Please be well advised that the field of parapsychology is sophisticated term inal ~ ogy for dealing In the spirit world which the Bible warns against . !ACtS 8:!Hl: Acts 13:8-12: Acts 16: 16: Acts 19:13-19: Galatians 5:201. To open yourself to the realm of Sata nic spirits is a serious a nd risky S!.OGA~, .. business. The only spiritual contact sanctioned by God Is through the Holy Spirit. Eternal life is promised only through Jesus Christ (John 3: 161. a nd because of the love of God the Father. Any proof of reincarnation Is a false and phony apparition produced through evil and Satanic spirits. If you are tempted to participate in these sessions, please read Revelation 21: 8. Our com munit y ca nnot be blessed as long as these kinds of activities are present. - D. W. Sydenstricker, Pastor, South Be· thel New Testament Church, 38616 TR 404, Long Bottom. Ohio 45'143. Today tn history Today is Monday, June 4, the !56th day of 1~. There are 210 days left in the year. Today' s highlight in history: On June 4, J9fJ, the massive milliary evacuation at Dunkirk came io an end. Appearing before Britain's House of Commons, Prime Minister Winston Churchill declared, "We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shaU fight In the fields and In the streets, we shall fight In the hills; we shall never surrender." On this date: 1n 1647, the English army seized King Charles I as a hostage. 1n ~. Turkey turned over Cyprus to the British. 1n 1896, Henry Fonl made a successtul test run with his car In a nighttime cirtve throUgh t~ streets of Detroit. In 1942, the Battle of Midway began, a nav;. encounter that would give the United States its lint slgniflcant victory over Japan in World War ll .. In 1946, Juan Peron was Inaugurated as president of Argentina. • .-------------~~--~ - .. --, AI-\ ... 'I: THIN I< ~'M GE"''rtNG S0ME1l-IIN6 l-IEI<E ... OH,YE~ ... HEH·HEH ... HEe·HE.E", ••LET MONPALE BE CARTER{'' OH, IHI~ tS GllfAI/ t ' 12~ ~ CAM~W IM9~ Included Secretary of State George Shultz, White HQUse adviser Mar· shall Breger, and Rabbi Marvin Hter, who is the dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles. The next day, Joanne Omang of The Washington Post telephoned Marshall Breger and asked was it true that President Reagan had represented himself as a Signal Corps photographer who had taken pictures of the concentration camps? No, Breger said. The president had said he had seen such films, taken by the unit to which he was attached, and that the films had made a lasting Impression on him. Shultz confirmed that this was what he had heard. Marty Mendels· sohn, counsel for the Simon Wles· enthal Center, contacted Rabbi Hier in Los Angeles, who confirmed that this was what he had heam. The contusion was attributed to~~~ insecure English of Mr. Wiesenthal. Miss Omang published the correct story In The Washington Post. And a few weeks later Lou Cannon published his own version, which conflicted with the news story in his own paper. The columnist made It sound as though Reagan simply comes up with these Improvisations, as useful theatrically. The White He use released a videotape, no less, of an appearance by the president in the East Room on April 30, 1981. at a Days of Remembrance ceremony. Said the president: "I remember April '45. I remember seeing the first film that came In when the war was sill! on, but our troops had come upon the ·first camps, and had entered those camps. And you saw unretouched, no way that It could ever have been rehearsed, what they saw. Blocking justice_________J_ac_k_An_d_er_so_n WASHINGTON - Commerce Department lawyers have been using shoddy tnctics to disc rt'<iit a whistle blower who dared to stand up to her bureaucratic bosses. She encountered such harassment that it moved President Reagan to a n e motional outburst w he n he learned of it. The tactics of the Commerce lawyers - Irving Margulies, Gordon Fields and Thomas Conley threaten to discourage government employees who may be thinking of exposing waste, incompetence and corruption in their agencies. In fact , their attempt to discredit the whistle blower could undercut the president's pledge to battle bureaucratic misbehavior. For two years, m y associate Indy Badhwar has been following the case of Billie Ga rde, a young mother who exposed sexual harassment and political cronyism in the Census Bureau office in Muskogee. Okla . About 10 weeks aft er starting her job in 1980, she began complaining about her boss. John Hudson, to his he first threatened her, then fired her. Also, according to a 400-page Inspector-genera l report that exam· ined Mrs . Garde 's charges, Hudson helped her ex-husband to obtain custody of the Gardes' two Uttle girls. Hudson eventua lly went to jail because of the way he ran the census office, but the damage he had instigated lingered on. Mrs. Ga rde' s long legal fight to regain custody of her children finally succeeded, but It left her broke. As I reported three months ago, Reagan was told about the case at a Cabinet meeting. He reportedly pounded the table in anger and said : "Tell me this couldn't happen! Not in my country! Not In my country! " The IG report - signed by Commerce Secretary Malcolm Bal· drige and sent to the White Houseconcluded th at Mrs. Garde had been sexually harassed and im· properly firi'd . So she sought compensation for the lega l costs she had to pay as a result of the harassme nt. But this elementary justice was apparently more than Commerce's lawyers were willing to give. They set about to depict Mrs. Garde as a greedy, unscrupulous, dope-smoking, willing participant in the crimes she had exposed. At a recent Equal Employment Opportunity Commission heartng. for example, attorney Fields suid. " If the Commerce Department had been aware of her conduct, we would have fired her ourselves. " At one point, the lawyers tried to show that Mrs. Garde had not been fired, but that hPr job had been abolished. Yet in an earlier statement , Fields had said, "We agree that she was fi red illegally." And in a letter dated Feb. 22, attorney Conley wrote to Mrs. Garde's lawyer: "I want to reiterate our sympathy for your client and our desire that she be compensa ted for the da mages caused by the Commerce Depart· ment's employee ... " But the lawyers had a curious way of showing their sympathy. For example, Fields told the EEOC superiors. When Hudson found ou1, that Mrs. Garde was trying to collect $!0l,OOJ In damages, a figure he termed "incredible." It was not so much Incredible as Imaginary. The $900,00J figure was produced by a personnel consultant - In response to a letter !rom Conley - as the amount Mrs. Ganle theoretically might have earned over a lifetime If her government career had not been illegally terminated. As the Com· merce lawyers were well aware, Mrs. Garde's attorney emphasized in a letter to them that the $!100,00J "figure is not a settlement demand ." On Oct. 19, 1981, presidential assistant Ed Harper wrote to Mrs. Garde: " It was your personal courage which provided the impetus to see that justice was done .... I appreciate not only what you have already done, but also your willingness to tell others that, even while it may be difficult, the system dOl'S work." Unfortunately, the Commerce Department's attorneys seem de· termlned to show that the system doesn't work. Sweeping the floor _______ Ar_tB_u_ch__ wa=ld The TV network program schedulers are becoming more in ge~ nious with each passing season. The other day I walked into a TV production center and 1 saw a man sweeping up all kinds of videotape from the Door. I thought he was a ja nitor. but he turned out lo be a vice president in charge of "Crea· live Programming." "Why at·e you sweeping the floor ?" I asked him . "There are a lot of good shows here," he sa id . ''I'm looklng for TV bloopers and gaffes that I can put together for next week's special." "You mea n mista kes people made that were left on the cutting room floor ?" "You got It. The outtakes of the goofs have now become more popular than the shows themselves. The audience loves them and il doesn't cost us a dime. The trouble is that we've used up so many real goofs that we may soon have to start producing fresh ones just for our show.'' • that he was a member of the Anny Signal Corps filming the (concen· tratlon camps) ... This was, of course, a lie. Reagan never served as a Signal Corps photographer. He did not go to the death camps when they were open ... He made it up on the spot." The correspondent in question, inured to the ideological strk)ency of the columnist In question, reveals he is not Inclined to believe him. Still, "something grabs me in the gut when I read columns (that) seem to be presenting facts ." So, what happened?" At the meeting In question, there were several people present. They '' &.£T REAGAN SE REAGAN!» Mud sticks I wonder how many residents of the Meigs County area realize what an excell ent facil ity they ha ve In Veterans Memorial Hospita l? I have been a patient many times in the past 15 years as has been my "ife. My public appreciation of the care I received is well past due. The nursint; care. doctors and other employees are of the best. We take many of the sPrvices · supplied there for granted. ThP nursing staff dOPs everything possi· ble to make your stay comfortable regardless of the situa tion . The physicians arc well chosen to man, lor the same reason that they would not attempt to represent a square circle. I am not suggesting the press conspires to do this to Reagan. I am suggesting there are those who would Uke to see it done. Some while ago, a demonstrably civilized gentleman from Abilene, Texas, wrote to say that a columnist had written: "Ronald Reagan utters lies by the dozen, and prospers the more for it. Lou Cannon of The Washington Post (collects these Ues ). His latest lie was typical. It came from nowhere, to please his immediate audience. Last month, Reagan told Simon Wiesen thai and Rabbi Marvin Hier "You mean you want people to purposely ma ke mistakes when they're doing a straight program so you ca n use them on your program?" "That's correct. We sent out a memo to our news departments a nd production companies to mess up as much as possible so we can use the foulups on our special. And we're now writing into our con· tracts that a TV perlonner has to produce three bloopers for every straight spot that can be aired." "You've really rome up with a cheap lorrn ol entertainment." "All the networks have gotten Into the act. No one believed there was gold In all t~ screwups on TV." He finished sweeping the floor and handed the videotape to an editor. Then he said , " I have to check on whose birthday is coming up sc we can do a special honoring I he person." "I notice there have been a lot of shows featurtng old-time TV per· sonalities lately." "It's a big business. You find some star from the Fifties and Sixties and you give a dinner for him and then you invite all his friends to appear for nothing to say funny things about the person, and you ca n fill up an hour a nd a half of prime lime. The only one we have to pay Is the caterer." "You have to be a creative genius to think of an Idea like that." "That's what we're paid for ." He took me Into the TV library where the staff was going through old tapes. "That group over there is working on a 'Best of Comedy' special, that one over there is splicing 'The Most Memorable Plays In Baseball,' and the thin! group Is preparing a show strictly devoted to TV car crashes. There Is no end to how many shows are In this library, and If each special costs more than $10) I'll eat my Nielsen printout ." " Holding down costs seems to be the name of the game In TV." "You use what you've got. I'm riot organizing all our soap operas to compete in the TV 'Soap Olympics.' But our biggest spedal this year wlll be a mud wrestling match between the principals of 'Dynasty' and 'Dallas.' If I can arrange it we're talking about a 45 share in the ratings." "Are you working on any new shows?" "What do you mean new? The material may be old, but the concepts are original. Anyone can create a brand new show, but it takes imagination to recycle what you've shown already." We went outside and the vice president started going through the trash can. " What are you looklng for?" I asked him . "You never can tell what shows are in here, until you hit the bottom of the barrt!l." Ctibs recapture first in East; Braves dump Reds again PlratA!S 4, Expos 0 John Tudor tossed a four·hltter for his first NL shutout and added a pair of singles as Plttsbw'gh, helped by a three-run sixth iJIIII1lg, defeated Montreal. Tudor, 4-2, acquired by the Pirates in an off-season trade with the Boston Red Sox, did not allow a Montreal rwmer to reach second base unill an eighth-Inning eiTOr by second baseman Johnny Ray. Canlnals l, Melli 0 Dave LaPoint pitched a slx·hitter and St. Louis scored Its only run on Ken OberkfeU's RBI single in the fourth inning as the Cardinals defeated New York. Despite yielding 10 hits, Mets right ·hander Mike Torrez, 0-5, held tbe Cardinals to the one run with the ~lp of three double plays and line fielding by first baseman Keith Hernandez and right fielder Darryl StrawbeJTy. Braves 4, Reds 0 Chris Chambliss' sacrifice fly broke a scoreless tie &,. KEN RAPI'OPORT AP Spor1a Wrtter Chicago Cubs Manager Jim Frey called it a '"wild" game, and it was certainly that lor BW Campbell. Called on in the eighth inning to keep the Cubs in check, the Phlladelphla Phlllles' reUet pitche!' Issued six walks In an uncharacteristic speU of wildness, turning a tight game into a loose one Sunday. The result was an 11·2 decision for the Cubs as they hopped back over the PhiWes to regain first place by a half-game In the National League East. In other National League action, Pittsburgh blanked Montreal4-0, Atlanta stowe<J Cincinnati 4-0, Houston turned back Los Angeles :;.a, St. Louis edged New York J.O and San Diego took a doubleheader from San Francisco 7-5 and 7-6. Bob Demler actually knocked in the winning run lor the Cubs with a fitth-innlngslngleoffKevtn Gross,1·1, before they put the game away in the last two innings. SINGLES TO LEFT - Jay Carpenter of Meigs' American Legion basebaD team slams a single to left driving In a nm during the Meigs-McArthur game over the weekmd. Meigs loSt three of four conlests. Scoreboard ... New Majol'!l .. AMEJliCAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION ""'"'" Jll :w L u Pct. GB .716 """" ,.," .., "" "" " """'' " .rn " "'" ..,"'' "" "'" <'>1 " Toromo llallirmrt> 8oi5ton Mllw Hukl'l• JJ New York a;,""' 1 41 ~ 16 >I Kansas C"ity Mlnm'!iOia Oald""" ·~ >I Zl 29 Sea n il" ·~ Zl ~TDIVEION California - 16 Jl Cl<"'f'land Hoostoo 5, l...os ~ 3 Moocbu"s Gllllll'fl Ntw York ~Darl.lnR .3-Jt at Pittsburgh 17¥.! rROOinson 0-It . tnt 2~ Jh 462 1\Vhltsoo. 4-J\, tnt Cincinnati 1Pasion> 2-4 1 111 Ll.l<i 4 tValenzuela ..1l5 8 4h Vanovl'r 1LP 1 and Bates. Rlffl e 1WP1 and G ht>t>fl . Sunday's first game .. ..... 100 too 2- J .. ............ ... 031 400 x- 8 SW<I17Rl ! LP J. Cassell (41. WiSf' t6l. HifnE'. Davis IWPI a nd Williams . Sa-ond Kaffi(> Ml'i g-; ... 001 mo 00::1 0-3 C lo ust('r .. . .. 200 100 OOJ 1-4 Mf'lgs .... [ ;IOU SIN .. t Cln nlngs 5-~ l. CINCINNATI !API - Relief pitcher Keefe Cato is Pxpected to jo in the Cincinnati Reds in time for the start of a three-game series in Los Angeles today. providing a fresh arm for the Reds' weary bullpen. The Reds called Cato up from their Class AM Wichita farm club on Sunday, sending down rookie outfielder Eric Davis to make room . In anothe r move, the Reds also put outfielder Cesar Cedeno on the 15-day disabled list with a wr ist injury a nd reactivated outfielder Duane Walker. PEAQ OF MI'!ID MARY C. KEBLER, E. A. "EnrQI/ed to Practice Before The Internal Revenue SertJtce" TRI-COUNTY BO()I(J(IBIING SIRVICE 6lllllin St. here. What an Add-On Electric Heat Pump savt:S out of your enet gy bills goes right into your pocket. An Add-On Heat Pwnp pulls beat from outside air and works with your existing furnace, no matter what fud it uses. So you heat your 00me more efficiently all winter long. Your Add-On Heat Pump is also a central air cnrxlitioner, which pulls heat from indoor air, oooling and dehumidi1}'ing your home all summer. And you'll be pleased to know that in mast l3iCS an Add-On Heat Pump uses the f'!isring ductwork of your furnace. You don't bm to JDBke any major struaural changes to NATIONAL UL\GUE BATTlNG 1115 at bats\ : Gwynn. Sa n l)k>go. .J1l: F'rancona, Montreal, .J6.1: Wasfllnglan. Atlanta, 340; Durham. Chi· CaJ!U, ..'\17; Brenly , San Frarl<"l.'iCO • .J'lll. RUNS: Matthews. ChicagO, l8; W l ~s . San DV>Ro, :11: Samuel Ph.lladl>lphla . .1i: Durham. C'WcS£0. 34: Gwynn. San Dletro. :W; Raines, Mont:reru, :w. RBI: lhrham, OOCagu. 4<1 : Ca rtPr Mont I'{'a). 42: Schmidt. Phlladrlph.ia, :I!; Clark. San FranMsro. 38: Davis. ChiCago "· -~ .571 New York z.lZl £5 :)) 28 """"MA F:I!IPr 2. Marlon Harrll lijl" l. S In · Leadel'!l 01 Minnesota, tn t 2l Hfl'S.Gwynn, San Dk>!ro. ffi; Sandtx-rg C'hlc<t,gO, fi7; Samuel, Philade-l phia. 65: F'ranOJilil. Montft'f!.l, fil; RainP!ii. Mon on - treaL 58: W)'Mf'. Plnsburgh. 58. OOUBJ..FS.Francona. MOOil'Pal. 14: Ca r \.1:! .m<l .0) .48 1 1M". Mootn>al. 14; Sandb<>rg, Chicago , 14: 4YJ Cey, C'h.lcago. 13: Wilson. Philadelphia, 12; HubbQn:l, Atlanta, 12. TRIPLf'S.SamUI'I. Ph.lladelpt'lia. 8: Sandbl"r!!. Chicago, 6; G'N}'M, San Diego. :;; cruz, Houston, 4: McGee. Sl. Lwls, 4. HOME RUNS-Murphy, Atlanta. Ll: SctunJdt, Phlladclphla, 13: Uurham. Cl'lt-CIIflO, U; Clarlc., San _Franctsro. 11; 4 ill? tiKI wltb 9. STOLEN BASES W!ggW, San Dk>Ro. 28: Samuel. Phlladl"lphla. 'lT: Redus, CJn. d nnatl. 26: Drrn!f'r. Otlc1111:0, ZJ: Raines, Montreal, 18. PITCHING (5 decl•r.lomt ·Soto. Cloclnna tl. i·l. .B'l!J. 2.58: Lynch. New 'll'ork. $- 1. .KU, 3.». P(>f11<2.. Atlanla . ~ 1. .831. 4-&a !! xr .om 1 WEST DIVI'iiON At.lrulla :n Z1 San DI(IJ!O 2H Z2 Lo5 A~t'!l ctm: lnna!l Hrustoo ~ :.5 2fi 'l1 Sf/ .r&91 Z2 l7 :9 .<l.'ll 7 32 .JI7 lJ .566 - ·""' ~ I~ 4 Sa.luJib.y's G~ Phll<~l\'>lphi a .l. ct'lk~o 2 San D~ :1, san Franclsro 2. HIR A.n~wl ~ a-• Ho6ton at Neow York, tnt Ca lifornia at C hi c~. lnl 5£-.art lf' a1 Kunsas Clty, 1n1 ~ t (nt MillE'!' CITy 4. 1\Is!.:a rawas ra rh. :l Cal!lo i'Tlla t Romanlek ~ 1 ar Chi c~ tHoyt4-51. m t Sr-a nlf' tLans:ston 24t at Kansas Clty tSalrrha$!m 2-4 ). 1n t T£?1.8~ tSIPWarl .l-61 at MiflrK'SO!a IBUicl\l'r l-J l, I n1 Tue8dl,y's Games Oaklollld a1 Cleve-land . m I TOI'OOIO at Dr-troll. 111 1 MIJwaukt'(" at BaJUmon>, ln l Phlladrlptua u O...AA ry 3-ft , 1n1 Pet. and Coldwater R. Hamllton Badin 4 at Nf'W York tGuld ". L 'l) 21 8 0 10 1 6 0 Thom as 1L P I und G tiC'('n . Jordan t WP l and l<'a r lf'y . OhloH.S. ......... Slaaf' 'l'ollrnarnmt CtuMJ!plorl'!Npi 1\1 0...0 Beak- UriYenM)· Satunlay'll Re!ukM Monday's Gatne!! Oaklmul tl< rut'l{er J. J, at Clf'\/Piand m l'atoo 3--1 1. tnt Toronlo (S!lt'b 7: l i a1 D£>1T011 llli.'r· mguror .l<lt. tnt Mllwaukrf- tC'aldY.re-U 4-) t a t Balttmof(' I Bocldlci<E'r 1>4 I 1n I San Francisco MetgSIUI(O) :nJ x- :l 7 1 Tourney scores 3, Oakland 2 P11tSIJull!h Ousley (WPt a nd Grtffilh. Shelper (LP I , Ca ss('ll 121. WisP 15 ). and Riffle Second game M<'Ar1 hur ..... . 00) 100 0-1 2 1 Arlanta ar San Frar1clsco. tn t Kansas C' lty ~- Mlnnf."5QQa 2 Booton 6, Mllwaukl'£' J l6 21 llrst game .. . 540 OCO 2- 11 9 1 .. . 400 010 ().... s ':J 6 Hruston at SanD~. tn t Clndnna tl at Lo<; Angt>le.. m 1 Bal!lmorr ~- IX'troll 1 Npy.• York 1~. f(ll"onto 2 Montwal St. Lou!!' Reds recall Cato Saturda~'s .\1 ci\rthur. .... \1 ctgs. .... ..... Davl.o;; 2- ~). 1n1 Only ~amt'S .'lC'~ '1Ue8day's Garno~ NPW York at Pittsburgh. 1n 1 Chic ~ ot Montrt'al. !n t PI'IU.adelphta a1 Sr . Louis. t n t C'a llfomla 7. C1C'Vt"'and 1 Qllc~ three singles, giving the shortstop 10 hits for the weekend. Eastman. Thoma s and Glouster's Jordan both went a ll the way. Thomas fanned 13 and walked five while Jordan fanned seven and walked only one. Meigs is 2-4 on the year. They travel to Lancaster next Sa turda y a nd to Parkersburg South on S unday . Both d a t es are do ubleheaders. AUanr.a tMahlet" 3-lt a t San Franct.c;co Sundat~' Gamtt~ ').41 Meigs, w hich outhit the winners ! Hi, was led in hitting by Higgs with Gheen, and Dan Thomas all singled twice and Carpenter , Duff, and Cassell had one single each. 1M Toronto !l, NIW York 8. 10 Innings Baltlrmn> :;, Oeuul! 0 Ba<iton 6. Mllwaukf'f' .l Callfomla 6.. C\("Veland ~ Oalclarld 6, Chicago J St-.t t1k> 10. Tt'!(iiS 7 Kaf\.<;as C'lty 7 Mlnnl"SO(a ti. lO lrmln,gs Ea.oiton tOJffia the opener, but was hard-pressed for a HI-innin g 4·3 win In the second game. Donnie Swatzel started for Meigs in the first game and had bullpen help from Cassell and Wise. Together, they fanned two and walked six. Davis fa nned six a nd walked one for Glouster. Riggs led Meigs at the plate Y.i lh two doubles and a single. Chrts Kennedy added a double while Shepler. Gheen, Riffle, and Wise each singled. Lent. Bennett, and Gordon each singled two limPs for Gl6uster. In Sunday's second tilt . Glouster scored in the bottom of the tenth on a lead-off double followed by the game-winning single to break a 3-3 deadlock . Hwstoo tM . Scan 2-Jt at San Dielro Jl') Satunb)"'liGI8~ Tr~U~s In a full slate of weekend baseball action, the Meigs Legion dropped three of four games, splitting at home with McArthur Saturday and losing two to Glouster Sunday. Meigs vs. McArthur Wildness and poor fielding (six errors) resulted in nine McArthur runs in the fi rst two Innings n the visitors' 11·5 win in Saturday's first game. Brian Shepler started on the mound for Meigs and had relief help from Trey Cassell and Rick Wise. They combined for four strikeouts and nine walks . Ousley went all the way for the Vinton Countians, fanning seven and walking six. Meigs hitters were Nick Riggs with a double and single, Cassell had two singles, and Jackie Welker, Kevin Eastman, J ay Carpenter. and Shepler a ll singled once. Haskins, Bates, and Ousley all singled twice each for the winners . Second Game Fireballlng Tony Riffle allowed only two hits as Meigs won the nightcap , 3-1. Riffle struck out 13 a nd walked only two in his route-going perfor· mane€ . Vanover of McArthur walked four and fanned four. Gonion Splete paced Meigs at the plate with his route-going perfor· mance. Vanover of McArthur walked low· and fanned fou r. Gordon Splete paced Meigs at the plate with two singles. Scott Gheen added a double and Riffle, Paul Duff, Eastman, and Riggs each singled. Meigs vs. Glouster Glouster took an easy 8-3 win in Philacr!phia tCarlton :.t-Jt at St . Louts lSIUpPr 2·2l. tnt - 17 17 l2 game .,~ 2l 2lJ T""~ St'a ftl(' 10. S!. Lw.ls 2 Sullll.-y'll Gam~ Chicago ll. Phlladelphla ~ Pittsburgh t , Montrt>al 0 SL Louis 1. Nfow Y ark 0 Atlanta t, L"'lnctrmatl 0 San 0~ 7, San Fl<lfM_·l"'W 5, lst g~t~llt' San ~ 7. San F'rMrlsro 6. 2nd By 'nw~rr- Chil·a~ Yor k ~. Hoostoo 9, La; Ang\'k'S 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE F.AST DIVISION 10 In· nlniO Pl11si)JrJ!:h 2. Monltt'al 1 Atlanta !I nnclnna!l J ... - - - - - - • TOM D. HALLIDAY, M. D. OF MARIETTA OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY, INC. ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF THOMAS A. DURNELL, M. D. Beginning July 2, 1984 "Since your vote on 'Peacekeeper, ' you can expect more of THIS!" Winner Tim Lollar, 4-4, was in command untD giving up a two-run homer to Jack Clark with one wt in the eighth that cut the Padres' lead to 7-4. Reliever Floyd Chiffer gave up a solo home run to Joel Youngblood one out later, and Dave Dravecky finished up for his fourth save. Tony Gwynn's two-run, bases·loaded single with two out in the top of the ninth Inning capped a three-run rally, boosting the PadresovertheGiantsin the second game. The Padres' rally came off Giants relief ace Gary Lavelle, 2·2. Meanwhile, after being blown out in the opener of a three-game weekend showdown in the Motor City, the Baltimore Orioles did the next best thing - they settled down to mow down the Detroit Tigers twice, Including a nip-and-tuck 2-1 victory in the rubber game. Toronto, which got shelled ~2 by New York Sunday, is 4~ games behind the Tigers. in the ninth inning and sent Atlanta over Cincinnati, comple!lng a five-game series sweep. Reds starter Joe Price, bidding for his first victory since April Z1, allowed just a seventh-Inning double to Dale Mwphy in the first eight Innings. But reliever Ted Power, 2-2, quickly got Into trouble in the ninth, beginning with Alex Trevino's leadoff single. Astros 5, Dodgers 3 J 1m Pankovits cracked three hits and drove In two runs to lead Houston over Los Angeles behind Bob Knepper's seven-hitter . Knepper, G-5, won his third stralght decision, striking out six and walking one. The Astros took advantage of Dodger errors to score runs In the first and third innings off Bob Welch, 4-6. and never were headed. Padres 7·7, Giants 5-6 Steve Garvey's two-run single capped a four-run seventh inning and San Diego went on tobea t San Franclseo In the first game of their doubleheader. Meigs Legion drops 3 out of 4 tilts to foes over weekend Tex a.~ Berry's World The Dally Sentinel Page 3 NOW ACCEPTING APPOINTMENTS FOR OSTETRICS GYNECOLOGY AND INFERTILITY I I I 0 your furnace or your home, which hdps' keep inst3llation oosts down. To learn more about how an Add-On Electric Heat Pump can make a difference, send us this ooupon. Our free booklet ex· plains why an Add-On Heat Pump may be the best way for you to save on your energy bills . 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IlK. �Page- 4--The Daily Sentinel Monday, June 4, 1984 Pome10y-Middleport, Ohio 1111 $11_ Monday, June 4, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel-Page Fernwood Garden Club elects new officers POMEROY - Officers were e lected at the recent meeting ofthc Fernwood Garden Club held at the home of Mrs. Robert Bailey Sr. Elected were Thelma Glles, president; Ida Murphy. vice presi· dent ; Helen Johnson , second vice president; Ka thyrn Johnson, secretary; and Marjorie Purtell, treasurer . Arrangement s were made for a community planting and for a hike at theGUesfarm. ltw?s notedthatat the June meeting Suzanne Warner wil be hostess and Mrs. Bailev will CALENDAR have a program on "You Are ·What You Eat." TherewUialsotx>areclpe exchange and a silent auction. An Invitation was read !rom the Chester Garden Club inviting members to attend an open meeting on June 6 at 8 p.m . a t the Chester Methodist Church. Mrs. C.E. Bla keslee will have the program on sea shells. Also read at the meet ingwas a letter from Virginia Cove11, regional director. A repor1 was given on the sprin g meeting of the Meigs Coun ty Garden Clubs Association. Each member will donate $1 on the plantings at the Carleton School. The Fernwood Club will have charge of staging lor the flower shows at the Meigs Countyf'air,and will also contribu te the Green . Thumb column in August. Mrs Helen Johnson had devotions using Psalm 19 and a poem, "Beauty." For roll call members gave poems about mothers or childhood memories. Mrs. Wa rner had the program on making grave pillows using chicken wire, water soa ked spagnum moss. with flowers and greenct}' inserted. ln ht•t arrangemrnt s she used peonif'S, NAMED TO USAA - G. Lee Dill Jr., valOOldorlan of Southem Jfigh School's 19111 graduatIng class, has been named a 19M United Slates National Award winner In sclenre. He was iris, spirea and fern to carry out the Memortal Day theme. She also gave gardening Ups noting that now Is the time to spray for blackspot on roses and to pinch back mums. Kathryn Johnson demonstrated how to take good pictures of flowers and displayed several. She suggested photographing !rom the level of the Dower, using morning tight. and discussed diffusion and tech· nique for capturing texture. Prayer by Evelyn Thoma closed the meeting a nd refreshments were served. nomlnaled lor the honor by Gerald DeLaval , science teacher, and will appear In the U.S. Achievement Academy 01llclaJ Yearbook . He is the son of ln!ne and Gerald DIU Sr., and the grancl9on of Eva and Anthony LaFave, Cornwall, Canada, and Cor and WUHam DIU, Greer. S.C. MONDAY TROPiflES PRESE!IITED - S..·ott Lueas. admini!".tratA:Ir of Veterans Memorial Hospital tha t "'pon.,.on:•d the Third .'\nnuaJ "Run for \ ·our Heart" mUes IOK run. Pictured , from left, are Pat StOI'l', third plac~·; .Joe llill,}·er, first place and John Saturday at .\ leigs High S.:hool, far right, is shown Sicholson, .~cond place . Proc-eed-; from the run benefit thl' American Hl'art Association, Meigs pn..>S(•nting- trophle!'i to the top three finistU'rs in tht• 6.2 hram·h . Heart~ 'Fun Run for Sevrnly-cighl pt"'()ple comfX'fed Sa turda ~· in the Meig~ Count\· Branch uf T~H ' AmP r ican Hea rt Association "Fun Run For Heart" at M(•i .r;s Hig h School Thf' {'\'f' nt v..·t.~s spons(JrPd b~ · \'C'!Prans Mrmor" i;tl Hospital (Jf PomcrO\-. Assi sting with thP ran_' WE're glf'. dPputiC's of the Mdg s Cou nh Shf'riff"' s Dc>pa rtment , v.: ho Pscurtl >d runnPr~ during thf' ~1-\ unu IOK rLIC f'S. :\athdn and Bdt~· B tggs. Gu .\ · i.lnd Huh~· IIY'i!:'!l, :\r-a l and N anc) Wh ite. Delon•s H a wk , .Jim PPr kin ;., malE', were Marty llagnos tin o of Atht>ns. first; Ala n Hatmaker of Pa rkersburg. W.Va .. second. a nd .lr)(' Hill vor of Athens. third. oK. Top :'!K f,pmat(' fin Js hC'rs we re Tina A liPn the Howard Mull('ns and Robrrt R«'- Mr->igs Cn unt ~· HF:ACr. \\'PI'f' posi ti · unf'd at the milt> m(jrktT:-. to prov ide I ndi v idua l agp group w innf'rs wf'rC' malP 12 a nd undE'r - RonniC' Sheehan wins LPGA comm unications for thC' ru nnrrs. Wagn••r 13 to 1H- Chad Wi lli ams. Tim Cardnt'r. Charl es Hnopp; 19 to :lO - Dan Harri son . .Jimmy Mi• nardi. Rob Wilhelm ; :n to 40 rtichard Collins. Fr e d Wolfe. ;>1ASON, Ohto IAP 1 - Patty Sheehan erased Nancy Lopez' name ard moved along side Mickey Wngh l in the I~ PGA Cham pionship rPCord bock . Sheehan ·s 72- hole tot<Jls of 1b b<'low par and 272 Sunday b<'IIC'red Squ<Jd, holh uniT s \~'('i'P provicl{'d Throug h MPigs ( 'oun t\· EMS . Timt.: r~ lor lh<.' f'\'l'nt IA'f'f C' ( ;rpg Dnnnrnt 'r J SSIS if-'d hy (;Ioria t\ [(';.; andf'r lor t h( ~K and 101<. ~tnd MC'if'r: V1tn [)a rh ·nt · Ar n<11 t fnr 1hl', mP mill· and Se-cond was J ohn N icholson of kiddif• a nd third wsa Pa t Sto r~ · of MiddiPpol"t. Firs t pl acf' ff'm a lr win nf'r was Kathy Fry of Ste~ liunc'll thf' s tart finish line dt WPrP Donna AIPs hi rr LJ nrl Chri s .Ja<"k:<. of thf' S.\T<Jc usr- F:mPrgf' n C'_v Squad and following tllf' runner.;., IA'('I'l' Tr·rTy Ca n Jn1•r i.HH.i Sharon Mat! ox of thf' PomPro.v this major's ri'C'Ords of B und1 ~ r <Jnd T75 LoJX'Z S('f SL'I( _ve<Jrs ago. And Sheehan joined Wright il!l!JJ. 19611 as Hlf' only back-loback winners in the· .10 ymrs of the LPGA Champ ionship. " It 's pretty 'n·ange lt make's mf' feel vNy good my n<Jme will b<' b<'side hers. I have'! met Mickey. I'd ( Jf ~~ mPrgf'n c~· Tnt phil'.., .J ;;m ws C lark; 41 to 50 - Virgil Windon . Female 1:l to 18 - E lise :~o - DPbbic C.ruC'Ser. Bec ky Windon. Debra i.Pe; .JI to 40 - Ci nd v Sc.xston, Ly nn Boster f irst placP m;th' win ne r of the HIK was .Joe Hill yer of Athens. Par kpr ~.; bur g ]'; t ('f• fiH 1ht' fir~11 tm'P pLwP~ Sp<"f'iFll aw;~rd s \W'I"f ' \'\"('rl ' h>iVf'rl. ~-0vf' n l or thr · kiclc\Je 1·ac0 f1ac inf' Fi rst thrl'f' p l t.!C'PS fur 1hr rlh: . wi th Shr rri Hall and 1\1 ic-hd]t' TJIT in a I ic for Sl'COnd . Two s tra ight v ict or it•s at the Nicklaus Spot1s Cl'nt N. and Ill in Shc('han 's fi v1·-yea r career, ha sn't convinced &·t h Daniel that Sheehan Uelongs among lhf' gamp's gT('<J !s. "Before sh<' can claim to beth<' best rta_yf'r in thf' WOr ld , Sh f' hil S somP m o re to prm·1•. Shf• can l:x' considcn'Cl a~ om ·o ft hr· bt:-.st pla yr r s on lhP tour nuw." Oanif'l s;_tiU. "But you ha vr 10 look at a whnlf' rart'f'r to say vou'n:.• thP bl:·st. Sh1• ha sn' t bc•f'n out hf'rr t ha 1 long ." !\. <'\"(•rt hPI Pss. Da ni1·I and Pat RrJdii' V _ wPn · nor S('r ious thrf'J ls to Shl'f'han in till ' final 1f.: holC's. They rif'tl for S("•cond pl<.tcP <II 2H2, six stmk1·s tx ·low par. J)a nif'l cl o.~ ana i ~' sl closing Sunday , rP· mtmJ" J tit• · I' •, l• •r of 1ha I on thP16th IPf'' " I pnX'f -t"(.lt1l ru barf'l.\' gt'l over llw w<Jh·r That kTlfJoCkl'tl mp out of that goal. " ~h~·..,aid . K -5 \\'1 ~~ t•:J{ - Tina A.llt•n of SyracllS{' is shown recel\·ing a trophy from \/ •·h'rans .VIt·morial Hospital Administrator Scott Lucas for heln~ the first plat·«· h·maJc in the 5-K "Run lor Your Heart" race Saturday at Mt'il:' lllgh Sd10ol. Th•• !'vent wa.s spon.•ored by Veterans Memorial llospltal and all proc<.>cd' wmt tn Thl' Amcrimn "''art As.•odatlon, Mf"IJ{S County hranch. ,, would h< tVI · m.:.tlc h l-d St< tcy 's rC'COrd total. "I wa~ go ing for it, " she said . " I hil d noth ing 10 l<l'-il' ." Vn1 yls Kyger Cm·k·, .J 1>. llradbw-y flfli <; hl"fi in fifth pt;t ('f' in thf' " tatf' Cla!-!s i\ di scu :-; c•vrnt held at OSU S!adlum la st S;durda _ v . Rr<:~dbur y's farthf'st th row v.·;1s 1 ~ ff'(•t 7 inrhf's whic h is ,I pcrsonr!l t1 igh . Thf' winnf'r ~ J f t h1 · l 'lass J\ f' VI'nl was I )i tlt•r fr 11ffi tl!ruw of ln7 Dailey, Jason Witherell , Kelly Grucscr and Eric White in the six to eight age group and Graham Hoffman, Mike Anderson, Josh Witherell , i\dam White. and Elsie Hatmaker in the one-five age gmup Individual 'nmt'!"i Orw milr - !..f's lf'y C;wr. 7· 1.'3: E dith Bakf'r. 7 4:i : Huth Frv K:Ofi: Jlf'l)('kka Mc!nt\Tf' H · ~l . . .JJ< - I\1;Jr'l\ Dilgnmllnn. l'i :IJO. A l;,n Hatm< .kf'r . IS: 1~: .]()(' ll iiiPr. l:i 17: Hid1ard 42:22: Stcw• Robi nson . 42: 38: Richard KPnt. (.;a ry R..ef'd. 4."J:E; J(l(' Pau~h. 45:J.J; Kath:o' F'ry. 47:221 Ja m('S WagnPr . 47 : 26: 44 : ~) : Mil c h MPack,ws. 4i· ~ : D<IIP Har1 . 47:29: Ar1 hu r Lund . -IR: 10; Harold U nd ~ ·rwlxxJ. .JH: 11: ShC"rri Ha ll. 4R:'ll( M 1d1PIIP TarT, -tH: :>R. i\dc.m Wilso n. 11:1: i2. l...ota l husinPSses and indldd!llils dona lin~ mon£'y. av.-ards . llrink..<., oranges a nd items to br> ust>d fur !ht' racPs wPr(' \. \' Cim hlng Hou ....... ElbeJ'fP id's, Nl'lson's Dr11g SlOrf'. Sv.--i., hf'r and Lolt">4', Krogpr' .<:, Farmf'r~ Bank , Pow!'\l'.s S u p~•r Val u. ModPrn Sanlta llon. and MC'igs High Sl.·hool uf Pum~·roy, .1 . D. Dr illing. R.;.tt'lm• HUJTI(' National Bank, Raclnf' \i llla_ge Cut Ha tP. Racillf' [)e.panme m Store, Rotx>rt Han , Robl>n F"lsht'r. Bill Poner. DarrPll DuJ.:an and Da vid SpenC'C'r or Racine, Ernk Sisson a nd C.ordon Fisher of Svrac usc. Da"''n Martin of Gall lpolls. Vau_g han' s CArdinal. Roy:1 l Crown Bolllln_g Company. G in yil. Da n's Dr pa rtmf'nt Storf', Lock('r 219. Vallc v Lumbrr and Suoplv . Scor~. and \'llddlf>OOI:t Publishf'd (>Vc>r r aft ernoon. Monda y Oh 10 \'alh:'y Publis hing Co mp<Jny - Mul timc>d la, ln<· .. Pomt>rov, Ohio -15769, 99221~. Seco nd C' l il~~ post agr paid a t Po m ero\•. Oh io M f' mbfor · Thl' Assotl.tll•t.l Pres!>, In l a nd Dailv PJ" f'!iS Assrlf'lill o n and rht• fl.merkan· .~Pwspapf'r Pu bli sh!? .- ., 1\ s sOC' I.J ti o n, !\' a tiona l AdYf'rtisrn_g RP prP sPntati\'f', Br;mham .'\rv:spapt>r Sa les. 7.T! Third A vr•nu (', Ncw York . Nf'w Yo r k HXlli . POSTMA STEn : SP nd addrf'ss to Th£' Dall y S.•ntinP I. 111 Co urt S!. , Pomrroy. Ohi o ~ 57fi9 Sl JHSCRIPTION RAl'E."i By Carrlf'r or Motor Route Onr \\'(•f'k . . .$1. 10 OnP Mon th $4. .80 Onf' Yrar .$~7 .2 0 :-11~(;1..)~~ l'OPY PRICES Your Farm Equipment Store 992-2668 F '>meory. Oh . .. ~:i Cf' nl s S ub.~rntx>n; !Il l ! dl'~lrlng Ttl pay 1ht' car rirr m ay rP rnil m ad va n<' r dt n.•ct to Th(' Dail\ ~P ntirwl on .l , ll or 12 m onth bas i ~ . (·rf.d i l wi ll h(> giw•11 car r i l-' r ('<lC h mnn th ~o <>u bscr ipt to n ~ by mail pl'rmli!Pd In ~t' n ' lc(' Is rown o:; whf'rf' homr c orrif' r <H ';Jii<JbiP MAIL s t : BSCR I PT ! ON~ ln!ildt• Ohio 1.1 \\'('(' k.~ ~fi \\'(•(•k s ~~ Wf't' k s 1.1 W ('('k~ ~f:i \\' f'f'ks $ 1 ~ . 56 . $~ . 1 2 . S~R . 21 Oubldl' Ohlu . . $1'1.60 'i 2 W<'f'ks L___ _ _ _ __ 1:1120 $~)~ . f!O BY SHOPPING AT OUR STORE ON SATURDAY JUNE 9th STOP BY & HELP OUT Mont ])('] i( •r wit h a 2 inchPs. " Rra dburv WLJ S the wlnner or the ~J his regional toss and that Pa rned h!m hi s flfth awa rd. Bradbury became the school's second athlete to place In the sta te meet. The firs t was Bil l Ross. who also placed flft h in the discus in 1981. . Bradbury Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J ames Bra dbury of Kyger . He has been awarded a foot ball scholarship by Ohlo University and will b<' enrol ling there thi s fall. RECLINERS Reg. 1139.95 $9995 SAVE S40 Herculon Cover RICE'S EACH $6995 FURNITURE STORE HOURS 854 Second 446-9523 9:30-5:00 Gallipolis, Oh . Closed Thurs. MIDDLEPORT - Mission· ary . Service, Middleport lodependent Holiness Church Wed· nesday, 7:30p. m. with speaker. Public invited. thro u ~ h Frida ~' . Ill Co urt Strf'f't . b y the D ail .\ · DALE HILL FORD TRACTOR WEDNE..SDA Y (USPS 1-15-9~) 1\ Dlvi~lon of Multimedia. lnj_•, American Cancer Society ft regional f'Vf'nf with a toss of 145 ff'('t inchf'5 whi ch W<JS good for ninth place among 1hP slat£> qualifiPrs. Bra dbury Wils onP of thf' fpw cQmpPfilors though t hat Pxcecded Sti111lcy. 29:22: .Juli£' Byers. :!1:55. 10!\ - .1()(' llill ~"Pr ..ll · 14; John Nicholson. J4:4J Pat Story ..15: 49: Ron Quillen, .li: fYI: StPVf' Brown . 37:00: Scott Bume>n ..JR: ~: ! ..11'11-' Hoffman. 40:.16: Ch ar les £. Huber , A PERCENTAGE OF OUR SALES ON SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1984 WILL BE DONATED TO THE Bradbury takes 5th Doug Recei v ing awards in the kiddie racE's were Brent Baker, Shawn MIDDLEPORT Stated Mwting. Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM to meet TUesday , 7:~ p.m . Fe llowcralt club to meet 6:30p.m. in lounge. The Daily Sentinel ' How• ·wr. a t IH. Shrdtan's 22-fool ('ag!P putt just ' lid b_v thC' holf' th at POMEORY - Concerned Ci· tizens for Miss Goodnite to meet Tuesday 7 p.m., Rock Springs Fairgrounds at the show ring. r-------------- American Cancer Society in on I Iollis Stacy 's ff'<'Ord of 'lll fo r lt•lt•vis ' m Bosrer , 28:31, Cha rl('fl(' J ohnson. 29 :ttl: Linda Wilson. In the o nf' mile. fi rst place went to Lesley CalT of Pomeroy ; • Ina ADVERTISEMENT Diet Pill Sweeping U.S. New GrapefruH 'Super Pill' Gives ·Fast Weight Loss Taste that delivers IN THE MONEY SAVING pack No Dieting - fet All You Want Pill Does All the Worlr BEVERLY HILLS, CA. 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The Mel~ Count y Branch of the Amerlcii11 Heart Association thanks aU businesses, i nd!\1duals and ru nners for thf' support for this race. Mor<' than S9lJ w111 lx'nf'flt thf' Mf'lgs County Branch. ME'mber~ of t hf:> MPigs County Branch hf'lpinf! wit h the racP wf>l'f' Srorty Lucas. Eva C hrl~tlan. (;Ioria .lf'Wf'tl , Dr . Mansfield, Mlllle Midkiff, Rhonda Oatley. Donna Carr . nr _Wltherf'll . .Joan Tf'Wksbury . and K<1 H :yn Hart . Voluntet>rs helpln~ W('re Robt>r t G Beegle. ~ina Hart. Cou rtrl('y M idkiff. Btll Jewet1 and Dale Ha11 SUPPORT THE with a 1-)X ~tnd Brad it ~' a 69. f>an if•l kn1·w why if was nornntf'st in th1 • las t lH lmlN, hOWP\'f'l' . "Shf' know" how to wi n. Shf' has that ki ll1 ·r inst inc ·t . Stu •pmv1•d 1ha1 ILK.b y. · • shf' ' lid of S hf'f'han . anv t'1u1 n;ml< ·nt. cslah lishcd in 1~77 in Spri ngfidd . 111. Marlme F'loyd· D<'Atm · an I.PCA ml'miJcr a nd unde r. Ron Quillen, La rry Hoffman, Cha rles Huber; 41 to 50- Joe Paugh, J ames Wagner, Da le Hart; 51 and over - Harold Undetwood , Adam COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP I - Sterl Falcon, drlven by Bruce Riegle, never trailed to wtn the $25,001 final of the ColumbuSpu·it '84 Pacing Series at Scioto Downs by a length and one-quarter over TUp's Falcoln and Pet Hymn. Sterl Falcon toured the mile Saturday night in 1: 56, the second· fa stest mile of the current meet. and paid $7.20,$4 a nd$.1.20. Tip's Falcon paid $4.60 and $3.1>J, while Pet Hymn paid $4 to show. Pre-race favorite Dutch fua t made a break which eliminated hlm from the competition. The fift h-race trifecta of6-9-3 paid $2,435.40 A crowd of 7,AA'i bet $616,962. m twudavs with lwrti3-08 finish. \\.'J S F:dith Baker of Ga llipolis and Ruth Ft1' of Pomeroy. Rebekka Mcln· lyre wo n her age group of 12 a nd Colltn.o:;, 16:07: Fl't'd Wolfe, 17:54; Chad \\o'tlllams, 18:24: James Clark. 18:4 1: Dan Harrison. 18:48; Jimmy Minardi, 19:04; Rob \\'Uhelm. :JJ:06; P hilip Burg£>Ss. only position numtx>r: T1m Gardner , ll:22; C. D. Mcln t yre. 21:11: F.d Joh nson, 21 :.39; Cra l_g Mat hews. 21:47: Tina Alle n, 2! :04; Charl es Baker , 22:10; 8f"('nt Saunders. 22:2"!: Ron \\'a~rner, 22:25: B l11 Stanley, 22:2b; Donny Grues4?r. 22: -t.i: Rhonda N{'('('('. 22:~ : VIrgi l Windon. 2.3: 36: Laura Ga lloway, 23: 4]; fX>bblt> GIWS(Ir . 21 :03: Charles Knopp. 24:20: Jamf'S Witherell. 24: .11: Becky Windon. 24: 31: Ca r l Morrl.s, 21 :38: IJ<'Dra l.Rt". 'bU5: Car la Sh ul('r, 25: 16; Elisfo M eier. 25:~: Doug Cowl<'S, 25:40; Mary Mora . ~H9: Steve Gardner. 26:00: Cindy Sexston. <lfi:(R: Lynn Individual age group winners were male. 19 to 30 - Steve Brown, Scott Burnett, Rich Kent; 3l to40- Scioto Downs result'! low' to ml'f't hrr," said Sh('('-han . w ho broke sL'I( tourn<Jment r c<.:o rd s Shi'f •han rr·; ll i.zt-d shf' Mlerlcwt Heart Allsoclatlon, Meigs Cowdy branch, Finishing In a lie lor second were Michele Tarr, Canton, left, and Sherri Hall, Washington, Pa., far right. attracts 78 runners., raises $600 of Svracusr, first, R hond21 Neece or Pomeru~·. Sl'(_ :ond. and La ura Ga llow a\· of Rutla nd . third . and .kd Wrbst('r m('mtx•rs TOP WOMEN IN IOK - 1\lelgs County's Kathy Fry, center, places first among women competing in the IOK "Run for Your Heart" ra<OeSaturday morning at 1\leigs High School with prooecds going to the POMEORY - Meigs Band Boosters to meet Monday, 7 p.m . in the band room at the high school. Students in grades 9 to l2 should attend. I __ © Cooynptt914. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. LIGHTS: 10 mg "tar". 0.8 mg. nicoline. LIGHTS tOO's : 12 mg. "Jar". 0.9 mg. mcoline. FILTER 15 mg "tar". 1.1 mg mcoltnefiLTER 100's 16 mg "tar". 12mg nicotine. av. per cigarene by FTC melhod , '"''" " .....,• .,•••ceo co . S �Monday, June 4, 1984 Monday, June 4, 1984 The PHONE 992-2156l o.,t Pomeroy The 6 Business Services Or ........., llltiHI Clmifilll lll CowtSI., ,._.,, 011.. 4571! WRI ESEL ROOFING CO. -____ ___ ....__ ....,,,.,.....,w_ __ ..... ,,..,, .,.,11.. _ ..... _......., u.,.,..,.,or•• ,'-"_' ••~o-.o r"'""'"' ~•• ~ . . . 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Ypto11_., rh o... llfl'" • e w oono ..... , "'"" ' " " dlo>~Mrnar> Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Paint(ld Storm Doors & Windows 949-2263 IAftt"'iJO~ - · • • " ' Uno ] UforlMIO 3 2 lin Public Notice Public Notice ORDINANCE NO. 1148-84 SPECIAL AWARDS - These students were presented special awards for various types uf achievement at l'ortland Elementary School during an ~&wards """"mbly at the school. Pictured. from left, are Junle Beegle. American History Award; ,Jason QuiUen, Scholarship; Nancy Hunt, Scholarship and attzen.hlp: Becky Roush, Scholarship; and Tanya Meadows, Citizenship and Scholarship. RIGHT TO READ - TI1ese students at l'ortland Elementary School re<elved honors in the "IUght to Read" program, while also being recognized lor achievement In Scholarship and Cltl7.enshlp. Pletured are Shawn WoUe, Christie Cooper, Sherry Cooper. Back - Tanya Meadows, Jeremy Rose, ,Junle lleegle, Kevin Heaton, Nancy Hunt, Sheri Roush. I'ERFECI' ATI'ENDANCE AWARDS - Ele\ cn top students recorded perfect attendance record• and received awards at Portland EIPmentary School . l'lctured are Shawn Wolle, ,John Harmon. ,Joshua An Ordinonco to Eotabltsh d1e poehion of Pari< ACIMty and Main1Bnonce0irector. Be ij otdoinod by the Council of the Village of MMidloport u ol Ca rr \Alli so n <I P.ce ased Clark A son ,f IMng 1he\lVIIunknown he11 s11 deceased dev1sees lega tees adm1nrstrator s execu tors and/o r ass1gns a t Clark A Wil son deceused L1 nn Wil so n akr~ lynn Wrl son d lrv1ng rt deceased The un known he,rs lollows dev1sees tega1ees adm•n• stra SEC I That there 1S hereby to rs e)(ecutors an d /or ass1Rns es tabl rshed the posrt1 0n of Park of Lmn Wil son aka Lyn n Wrlson Ac ! JVII\o and M u 1nt e nance decease d M aude W 1tson 11 Direct Of ltv1ng ,, rtec.P. ased !he un SEC II Thai the dutres of th •s known he1rs dev•sees lega pos 1t ,on shall Jlldude but art~ tees adrntl liS trator s e:o:ec utors not lim1t ed to the fo i'O""mq and/or ass1qns of Maude 1 Ma1ntarn cn t1re pa rk <HC<J Wilson deceased Carolyn W1l !does not 1nc tud e SW1rnm1 nq son aka Ca rolyn Wilson Bar pool) (Grass mnwr n(J cleanh tack ,f l1v1ng rl r1ecea sed the ness etc ) 11nknown he•rs d ev1sE'eS IRga 2 Read y f1eiJ:; lor dll sche lees adnHnls tr at ors e:o:ec utors duled qarnes ~yo u th leaq ue and /o r ass1gns of Ca rulyn soft ball etc 1 W1t son aka Carolyn W1tson 3 Sched ule all ac tlvt t1es tor Bartock deceased Mar garet po1rk fP,cntc mea err l V\<ilson nka MnrqnrRt W11son 4 Sched tde sum mer leaq we Hara nzo 11 li vmg 1f deceased tou r narnents f.l tc ( 8dsketbdli ) !he u nkn ow 11 heu s dev1sees 5 ScheduiP. Tenn•s lessons leqatees admmrstrator s execu at tenn1s courts 1ors and /o r ass1g ns o f Maf · 6 Co llrc t lee s and kPep ga ret W1I Son .JkJ Margarel rrc orrt lor l1 qht usP Wil son Ha ra nm rtecp aserl 7 Collec t fee lor l•eld use -Betty S Wil son Debb1e W1 tson 1550 00 / week e nd) Bf! rtha M Wrlson Raben Ca rl 8 Collect Rec reat10n Com W ilson Do nald Le e W 1tso n rrlss,o n % of Tenn1s lesson tees Efl1 e V'JII so n Maf'.m Lee W1l 9 Pro rnore p ark thr ough son Janey D1 ane Wilson a nd nev>Jspapel r,3dr o et c Clark A W 1lson Jr defend ants 10 Rout• nely pu blish pho ne Th 1s ac 110n ha s been a ss r~n e d number for sc hed u hnq events Case Number 84 CV I 14 and SEC Ill Thai !he sa larv lor 1S pend1n q 1n the Co ..J rl at t"l1s posll rO" shall b e s 75 DO Common Plea s o l Me1gs oe r week to b~ rrn1<1 lr om thP. County Pome1ov Oh •o 4 5 76 9 Sw1mm1ng Poo l Fund The objec t of the Co mpla,nt SEC tV Tha t th1 s po:;J tlun '"a qu 1e! t1 tle actron conce rn1nq shnlll.: e a seasonal pos •tr o n and th e lo ll owtng dcsCflbed rcJl tr1.:11 the R~>cr8a t ,on Comm•s ~s t a t ~ S1on has com plete d1SCrel10n •n S1tua tPrl 1n tlw rownsh1p ot dP. t ~rm•nulq wh e n th1S pos1t1nn BPdlord Co unty of M r.> rgs and sha ll be 1ermmaterl for The Stct te u l Oh10 seas..JII Bemq all od and qa s coal ard SEC '>./ Th at sa 1r1 em pl oyee o th er m'nc tats ly1ng under ilnd shall reoon to thf' fecrc JtJOn wrth1n the I OIIOWlllQ deSCflbf"!d co m mrsston not tess than on<.e nre m.ses .1nd parre ts o t )(lnd pf!r month ::~nrl kPPp them w<1h thP nqh t to f! llt flr on sa•d pcs 1 ed en h nan c •<~ s·aru s p P. •n•o.;e prospec t e><. pl u re end p ro blems thJt n1ay Ll ii SIJ t> tl dr1ll l o r deve lop m• ne pro SEC VI ft115 Ord111ancr:> sha ll ducr <;tore and r!"rnO\'C !he take eftect and be 1n lorcc tr a m same w1th nil mac h1nery st1uc ond :~ fl rr th P earli est di:lte l11 res rl eH•cks tank s p1pt> l.nes permrne cJ by lctw eq u,DITlf' 'l t lo .-\ul eS ancJ oth er Pasr;r. .d th e 28 th day ul May .rpphances a nd 1hmqs nf'ces 198d sary or conven1ent the r PIOr and An esT th P r1qht to uSf' so much ol the Ca rl Horl<y surtace as m ay be nPcessa ry lor Pr PSi dP.nl nf Th e pw ooses afo res a1d Co un c•l 8Pq1nn1nq 11 the soutnwest Jon R11rk co rnp1 uf Set l•on a 1 own 3 Cle rk fiange 1 3 111 sa1d C ountv ol M c•q s Sta te ot Oh 10 th() ncc eas t on t h r SPC! 10 n l•n F 2 16 ro r1s th Pnr"' ncH th 1 1 2 rods 10 a chestnu t otlk corner Hll"nce w rst 7 l roris 1? lt nk s to a white c,1k rn rr Pr i h f' 'rf' nortr To thP CPI tPf Ill to' Jl SJ id Sfl Ct iOil i hen ~.; e Wf' ST o n sa1d !11••~ to 1hc WP:-;.T lin(> of s;:hd sec t1on thrncP suu \~1 on sal(1 ""est line rc rh r rr arr c t b et"} l r n , ~q co n!J if1 1fYJ 1 f)~ ,U' ff"'> mnrP nr IP.S"Apftrr f' rH p DeP.d Volume 16 1 PJQP 568 ctnc1 Volume 27'J Pan0 125 M >'1qs C ~l un r v Codner, ,Jayson Codner , and Sherry Cooper. BackTanya Meadows, TlUnmy Allen, Junle Beegle, ,Jeremy Rose, Diana Wlllbarger, and Kevin Heaton. 54 Misc . Merchandise Public Notice IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO James W. Sunte. at al. exceUent-e in Scholarship, ( 'iti- zensWp, l.eadersWp, and Char· acter. The annual award w<.L~;~ presented to Roush hy Portland Elementary School Head Teacher Larry Wolfp Plaintiffa. -VI- Clay Wiloon. et ~1 .• Delendonto. C01e No. 84-CV-114 NOTICE BY PUBUCATION To Cla v Wilson rf lrvrnq rf dPC:P. .'l sPd the unkno ....n herrs rlPvrSf>';'S IP.qatees a dmrnr slra Tors execuTors and /o r assrgns of Clay Wilson rlP.c eased Alvy -----------,------------,-----,--------r-----------~ Wr lso n rll rvrn<J rf deceased The Public Notice Public Notice M . NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION I "11' ... , . 'I, II · ,., I I q ' t I ••~. ' 'I , , ~1 I May 26. 1984 Contrac1 Sales LBgal Copy No 84-611 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT FR-9{161 r 1 II· lh1 •, ~'II<, • .r 1 t u l/1 11 'l '" f 111 • ' I ! 'I ! >• r I< '• " rl h f it 'I q II" J I lo > </V 1' 1 I ' 1 o • II f1r d 11 I II t " r lit ' lr t II 1 ,.n,,• 1 • ' • , 11 1 tive per cent of hrs bid. to • ll• '""'''' 1 " "" n j• j It\ 11 1< " ' Hlrl I j, ill d' ' I 1 ' " 111 ' ten per cent of his bid, I r 'I ~ • II I. I' .' I' ,. () ' ' I 1 nus. 011•u urllil 10 ( r() /J. fv1 Oh1 0 St.:tndarrl r ,rnr• f1,P<;tl rv June 26 198;1 f1 ;r •mn1 1,1 m~n t s 111 Al hP.ns and M PI(l '> Cntwl" •. or.u o on SecT• Orl Mr (, l? 0 00 ATH l / 0 UO Sl.tl ~> RoutP. 1\Jo 32 1n Cr11tJrr t11rl Town <; h 0 M r-•gS (ot n' ty rlr1rl I Pe Town sh 1p AthN l"> Cot~nly by gr,'trliO(j p.1vPmf'nl ro>p,m d"d rP.su tf ac1nq w11h dsptl.!IT co ncre te Pavem ent Vv1f1 l h 2 nt J•1 IP.P.t Pro 1ect Lenqth 2 7 069 11 1 , leet o r 5 126 miles Wo rk Len gth - 2 7 46 9 '15 lee r o r 5 203 miiP.S The Ohro DeoartmP.nt of Transpo rta tiOn hereby not.tres dll b1dders th at •t wrll dfftrma lively 1nsure tha t 1n any contr act entered 1nto pu1 sua nt to th1 s adver!lsemenl m1nor1ry hus1· ness en terpn ses wdl be afforded full opporturllly 10 sub· mrt brds 1n respons e to !hiS n1V1 tatron and w1 !1 no t b~ d1Scnmmal ed aqarns t on thP. grounds ol race color or natrona! or,q,n 1n consJde rar, on for an awa rd f\ ld••1 )1\t'l ; •1 I I, I j II' o n t•, I fro I llt> ,> P I.J'I t ' 'I I, • II j II ' < I ,,, ]r lr I ''I' t 11 r•l y nn tt1•· I IT ' f ro< ] J,Jiilof ll II) , lr1!l 1 \1 •1 1>'1 '1 ( •0 ' ! tr , 1 ''I' I lld H I I 11 I ll> 1 ,jj II• 1111, , ,. ,t I n "' ! 1 I '" "" 11 1<1 \1\,Af~H! Rr ' I '' " 1'' ' 'J I r,Mf f j lllf1 ! I I '}11 tl 1 'l d8VIseM, legatees. admintstrators. executors. and 1 or assegns of Mary Matlack. dec Y1111 dl fl I)I>Jf'hl, lliJ[Ih<•d fh,lt 1 >1, 11 1; 1' f li'l II n, [nh •, j dJ'f('rHI Ill "' I It q ,Ji . H !I >1 1 1'11! 1111' I I 1' • ' VV 1 -. 1.ttl• 1/v• • VotOJ• ,, I 1 "'''i 1 11 ]1,1 I"V •I (II I t1 I ' IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Jafll&s W. Suttle Pfa1ntiff. \IS. West Virginl8 Pulp and Paper Company, et al , Oefondamo. 83 -CV 3 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION i'lllr i ' dl y<, llld I JI )PJ rio l o l id . I!>! , ' 01 '1 l l llll(li )Ill\ l ,lrrv f 11 C!erk ol Cow ls M Pifl, Cn1 •nty ( 11 r 1m Jll PIP"' Co r1 n -l 1 1 1tl ? 5 (7) 2 9 6Tc l 'i'.lt jt1f'( i I 1 1r l ,t rvt••, l' ( , "1 ••tv 1•, ,n ,., • •.,. ()In 1 ,J 1 .' h l l I , 1 t 11 r ot !1 1" 1 n'''n 11 , , ,., I ,1 i ll I ll I d rJ 111 11 '1 l1tlr 11 I r 1 < lllo 'f'11 1l fli ll ldr ld• rt •, , ,, , ,, . ,V " '" 'd "' NOTICE OF PU8UC SALE llu• I! •llowrnq ITP.m w•ll be r)fl .. , ...l l I(J r Puhh c s.11P 10 the h1f}hP<>! l)l( frJrr rm I he , rJ! I• day rtl lurw 1'Hl·1 at ,,.. 11 0 •.lock •m l't / r) Pl ynlOtJ lh 4 d ow HI " >Ill• • (Han Fury Cuc; t om serra l S 1t 1 11• • 111 l Ph JrH' 1 fnwn 11IJI1llJPr PH43K507 101 10 r h• t Mo>il j\ iJnl y I() In SJin ol lhP. sec uroty listed Sfllllllll HJ I own/ H.~nqP 11 :lhOvn w1ll hP held on th e rnr t I 011111 lhr north DMI n f NW oremrsPs of The C1 ry l oan and nf' fllt.lrtrr co nt aJIIIIKJ 78 Snv1nqs Curnpan-v 125 East ctr r.-• s mr11P or le~s Ma•n StrPel Porncroy Oh10 111 !I ll' pr.ryp r 1S thJtl hf' ahnv~ Te1ms ol Sa le Ca<; h if•·s• 11hNI 01 1 an(1 qas r•qhts hP Seller reservP.s th e r1gh r to b1d OJrllltOncc1 nnr1 trllf> thf'r F> t0 bP and the r1g ht to rP)ect any and (!Uif'!Pd as ,lga,nst o!l rlflfund all h1rls Pr1or to the dat e of safe ,lrrt~ !hill lhP Hl f~' I AS t b e arr angernf.mt s may be made to o!r•tPimllrPd ltlrl \01 oil o r II)SfiP.Ct rr, s tf!'TI bv ca tl,nc ntf1(>rf•r1 c.r.td 11 rt r, J1 1not bP 991 2 1 7 1 bPtwf'Pn th" huurs p,Jrtlt•nnrrl lor,,, , dll0w.ti1U-' r)l of null" .J m ;mrl f•ve p m 11tnrnroy 1,.,-.., ' 1f'r••1n dlld COSIS 'rn11 II• ' '' ' JI!III•d In .mswcr I fl tl 1 1r nq c dr' '.< Sn Pnn~r Public Notice ~ H' v' .t•"l '" I • I" 11d11 ' l 1'1 1h• (f) 1 lnl1 I • j-Jjp 1' •' •: ''"' fr>ltr,w Public Notice lp p tl "' 1 •' IO(lld lllt W1lh111 I\1\P n!y •'1QI1I dly 'l dl!f'l thP IFI5t publrca ll0•1 nt lh' " noli cP wh•c h will be r ubl sh('d once <-'J e ll w~k for ,., ,~ runs~>( 11 t1ve ..veek s Th E' lost p bl c t~ t 1 0n w il t be marlr:: on Julv 9 1984 and the TVIIPnty f'JQht (f!Jys l nr <t n-.wer w•ll r ornmf'ntP un rhat rlntf' 111 r <l~r of vow fa llur r to dll'>WPr () I Olh"' IWISf> f(''l fl 0 f1d .1s r~uu~>(IIJV thr Oh10 Rules of (•vii Pr C'I r r rlur f' tudrpnf>nl will h•• rPil•lnrprf .1rt.lrll <; l yntl fo r thP J(•l1r f J PJTO, i! >rlfl I I ll !hP. 1 • IG I t1 1 I )I< case No whose name and are unknown; the RICHARD ROBERT MATLACK , deceased; the unknown spouse, rf any, whose name and address are un known . the unknown hturs, I rJ•ilolrt"•"l' [ llllidfl lf 1 , )Ill f11 d ,j, dl " t l., ('lq ll f I r1, fnJII, [ f , , [) ,,,,, j iH I • " r I 1f l lt j ( ,,,,. ' " th I' •, I 11 (II lj il<' ' '1 11 \fo.. o•ll [>Ill I[ do- unknown hetrs, devesees. loga tees, admimstrators, executors. and / or &Uigns of Mary Matlack. dec , 1 ·r ,p, ,. ' lr SeaiN1 prop!lsill'> vv 11 t , 'eCelved rlf fhf! (llf H I p ! Jho DorP.r.ICI o f 'hf' Ohon Lll• t'''' rf any address •r . '1 r I , , MATLACK . Public Notice ceased. the unknown spouse, •·1 t II (11 I 1[ <l' -~ TO MARY .j, I< • 0 1• Columbus, Ohio n en1 o f Tr ansrn ri ;JiwH l r "', . [1f• 1 f•( 1 Publoc Notice o· tl u nknown herrs devr sees lege !f! f"S admrnrst r al ors e)(eCu tors nnd / or iiS Sr qns o f A lvy Wr lson d f'ceased Can Wrl son rl hvmg rf d ece ased the unknown he~rs devrsecs legatees admmrstra tors e~er.r r t o r s and/or assrgns vmRAN1 YOUR PAST CANE WORTH $t922 AYEAR. By JOmmg theArmy Peserve, you can make your mili1ary expenence pay off in many wa)~ For mstance, if you're an E-5 with fouryears' mJi· tary experience,you'lleam an extra incomeofmore than $1.922 ayear, to start You11 ger your muirary benefil5 back like your PX pnv!leges And theopJXJrrurnty ro increait yourcredrt toward retirement. Ifyou join the Peserve Within 30 monthsof your dis.charEe, you 11 ger your former rank back, too But what we think you'll enjoy most IS leading and onsrrucnng new Reservl5!5 who wam to tram on your miL· tary specoalry. Uyou have one weekend a month and two weeks ayearto spare, why nor cashin your past? Call us at the number below BEmfJfBE. 446-3343 SSG. MICHAEl J. LANPHERE J&L INSULATION FOUND block & tan dog . Call to rdent1fy end pay for ad Call 446-3587 •Gutter & Downspouts •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Roofing Wmdows •Sidewalks. Pat1os 8 t::=========::-r.:==~:::::::::::::;: DOZER Dr. Carol Osborne Veterinarian Is At The Meigs Humane Society BACKHOE WORK Middleport For Treatment Of Animals 5/8/1 mo. AL TROMM 742-2328 •Custom Built Garages FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE - PH . 992-2772 Auction every Tuesday nr ght P1 Pleasant, WVa Auct Lonnre Neal Youth Center Bldg., Camden St 614 -367 -7101 Real Estate General R~ord s and !he prayP-r 1S th ai the t•tle To the above de scr11JeJ es tale be qu1eted lor costs und e~ ll other rel1 el y,h, c h shall he rHnper You arP rP.qu1red 10 answer the Cor •1plamr w 1\ hlll twen ty e1ght (28 ) d ays aflef Th e last p uhlrCiJ IIOn ot thiS nOlt Ce Whi C'l ""il l be pu bliShP.d once eac h w eek lor s1:.: 16\ success•ve weeks The last ptJbhcat• on w ill be mad e on t he 1 1ih day uf June 1984 and th e twenty e1ght (281 d.:Jvs tor Jnswer will commence on tha t date In C<lsP ot your fadurP to an sNer o o the "NISe es ponc.J as relJul rPd by The Ohio Aulas Of Civil Procedure, tu dgmcnr by default tNrll be rPnde rcd aqa111SI you lor thf' re l1 ef rl ernnn:J(>(I " ' thP Cornpl"' ,n! DATE M .1v 2 198r1 E Svrnce ' Ctr rk ol Cou rts Merqs Co unty Lornrnon PIPa ~ (ou r! 151 7 14 2 I 28 !61 4 11 6t c L.11ry Real Estate General FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESrER: ' Three acres with a nicely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms, one bath, 12xl5 livirw room and 24x24 family room. Partially caipeled, fuel oil furnace with facilities for woocllumer. nxts block stoooee buildi.., 20x30 block p13ge. Right off Rt. 248, coonby setting, % mile east of Chester, OhiO. IN RACINE; Downstairs equipped with kitchen, living room, d1nonc room and den; upstairs has two bed· rooms and one bath: house also has basement. lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. If onterested contact The Home National Bank in Racine, 949-2210. Maon1l.ol.loll ~ll.l... POMEROY, 0 . E. 992· 22S9 NEW liSTING - Great locaoon " town neao schools and shopptnli- Three bed rooms. mce/y remodeled kit· chen, garage. garden space. on good condition Call about lh1s ooe $31 .90000 NEW liSflNG - RACINE Back on the market at a reduced pnce' Three 2 bedroom rental unrts wrth BJOSS rental oncome ol $450.00 monthly possoble Two unrts furn~hed Good rnvestmenl at 29.90000 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Use Von Schrader Equopment Recommended by Leadong Carpel Manu- MIOOLEPOIIT - 2 story. 3 bedroom home rn mce condrt~n Newly pa1nled Excellent lot. near facturers 'FREE ESTIMATES" an U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE . OHIO EUGENE LONG Farm Equipment Ph. (6141 R43-5425 5-8 2 mo pd Wolfe Investigations, Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES WVo 304- 773 - 6786 or 304 -773 9185 Auc11on every Frr ntght at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week Consigments of new and used merchand•se always welcome Rtc hard Reynolds Auctioneer 304 - 275 · " FREE ESTIMATES" "Free Estimates" 20 years Available Anytime 3069 PH. 446-8038 or 992-7119 Parts & Service 51211 mo PULLINS EXCAVATING CARPENTER SERVICE Wanted to buy used cool & wood heaters Swam Furm· ture , 446 · 3159, 3rd & Oli\ie St • GaUipohs . Oh -OOZEAS - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUCKS - Addons and remod"''"9 · Roof mg 8fld gutter worlt - L0 -80VS - Concrete work - Piumbrng and electrr cal - TR!NCH!R WATER SEWER GAS LINES SEPTIC SYSTEMS IARGf or SMAll JOBS work (Free Est1mates ) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 or 992-7314 PH. 992-2478 Pomeroy , Ohio '• 1 \' 1>'1 ARE YOUR SAlES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR Vinyl 8o Aluminum •ZENitH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNORV •GIBSON REFRIG!RATOR BISSELL WE All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Slart From 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •ENO LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WIHER . GAS, SEWER RAIN LINES P&S BUILDINGS SEPTIC TANKS I NS!ALLEO Ph. 614-843-5191 367-7560-367-767 10 ~ ,, County Certif,ed SIDING SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" We Hove A Full Tim!! Shop Technrcran on Duty Call for free siding es timates, 949-2801 or RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE FREE ESTIMATES 949-2860 No CHESTER-985-3307 CHESHIRE. OHIO 3-1 . t Sunday Calls 11 1' 1 ~~~~ 4 Announcements EASTERN DISTRICT - Ne.a12 bedroom home. Ju~ the nght s._ lor you F~I basemen~ com~etely remodeled, v1nyl sodong Real bargarn at Roger Hysell FISHERMEN GARAGE BASS MOUNTED $21.500.00 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR TANNED DEER HIDES Also Transmission Reasonably Prrced 992-6191 Dot!le Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hrll 985-Wi6 A m ~ u::'! r01 R!At Real Estate General M. L. "Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Service Cheryl Lemley. Meies County Associate Phone 742-3171 Buying daily gold. silver coins. rings, Jewelry, sterling ware . old cotns . large cur rencv Top pr~ces Ed Bur· kett Barber Shop. 2nd Ave Rt. 124.Pomeroy Ohoo PH . 992-5682 or 992-7121 111 lfc ANY SIZ E FOR $5Q FISHING REEL REPAIR Parts, Service & Cleaning Th ru Month of May Sut,oble lo1 Glove! fi e TAXIDERMY SHOP New L1m a Rd Rutland Oh for Garcia , Zebco. Shi · mane. Johnson. Diawa. Quick. STEVE FINLAW PH. -985-4266 Rt.l PH 742-22 25 long Bottom, Oh. We'd irh to mtroduce you to Engage·A·Car. the modern way to duve the vehicle of your ChOICe No Down Payment Lower Monlhly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy . OH 45769 G&W RADIATOR PLASTICS & SUPPLY SERVICE GAS- WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS Wareheuse 985-3837 51711 mo Call 614-992-6737 SHOE REPAIR Will Open May 21st 113 Ill 2nd St.. Pomeroy. OH Open 9·00 to s·oo Closed Thursdays 5 15 I mo PERSONALIZED POOLS 498 Gen. Harlinger Pkwy. Middleport. OH . PH . 992-2549 OPEN: MON .-SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C. L. KITCHEN S/2211 mo. THE DITCHING SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES Middleport, Ohro FENDER ............ '76.95 DOORS .... ... ... .. '149.95 HOODS .... •17495 BUMPERS .......... 169.95 GRilL ........ ........ '42.50 R. SUPPORT ...... '84.95 TAIL GATE ... ... ... '85.00 FORO FENDER .... '69.95 BUMPER ........ '69 95 Also Some Car Fendan Available 1 1e rr" J&F CONTRACTING 'DOZER BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK "OIL FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ·cONCRETE WORK •cuSTOM BUILT HOMES ·wATER, GAS S. OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 THE NEW SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY Is Expanding In This Area - 10 F•hlon Shaw Ol,.c · ton Needed - No Experience NtcHury - No MOM¥ N...ted - E.e.l'-nt Pa., Plans BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 - WI" Trips and Prize• Eem 111'1 1 1 J 11C d WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH . 992-7013 New Chevy Truck .. . FREE ESTIMATES 517/1 mo. pd 992-2196 Residence For Faster Servtce TOM'S PAT HILL FORD 985-3813 1100 Jewelrv Kit Call 992-2063 Btlwttrn 9·00 AI -5:110 PI . 5-9-1 mo COUNTED CROSS STITCH DMC FLOSS BOOKS CUSTOM-IUD! FRAMES Try these delicious rec1pes from a cotlactron our Great Grandmothers used in the 1800's Send 93 95 to Rec:ipes. P 0 . Bo~t 744 , Gallipolis. Oh 45631 B1ngo for chanty Tuesday June 5th at Chaster Fire House Early bird game at 6 :46 p .m. Cash & pri1es 4 Giveaway Ste,.eo & washer for parts Recrster for May Bntet full of Cross-Strtch Supplr es THE Call614-246 -9183 3 yr . old male Brittany Spantel. Call 446-8031 ~------ - lc - WATERMELON PATCH 1 - 304 - 882 · COMPLETE HOUSEHOLOS FURNITURE Beds. rron. wood. cupboard& . chalfs, chests. baskets, d1shes, stone J&rs. anttques . gold and s.rlver Wrrte - M D Miller . Rt 2. Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 or call 614 -992 - 7760 Wanted o ld pianos . Payrng S20 00 and $40 00 each F1nt floor only Wrrte givmg drrections W1t1en Ptanos, Box 188, SardiS, Ohio 43946 1605 Cell Aprrl 24 5065 New Homes-htens•ve Remodeling Insurance Work CuatQm Pole Bldgs. & Garages Roofong Work Aluminum & Vmyl Sidones Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992 -2282 15 Years ACCENT Call 614-992 - Children's swingset Pick rt up 8r its yours Call 614 - 6 puppiea . 7 weeks old . mother small collra 304 896 -3012 after 5 p m To good home, mucad 15 mo . old dog . good wrth children . 304 -5 76 2169 Services 11 Help Wanted Retarl Outlet must employ 3 conscientrous. trustwonhy, rnsrde retarl sa les clerks lmmedtately Retarl e•pe · rrence des.ired , but not ne · cessary Must be able to work wilh min1mum super viSIOn and be able to meet publrc . must be proficient in ba!iJC mathmat1cs. Oppor · tunity for advancement for nght persons Please reply in own handwritmg, referen ces requ1red to bOk BOO in care of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 825 3rd Ave . Gallipolis, Oh 45631 Homemakers Dreamt No expenence needed to earn 25% commrss10n demon stratmg .n tnends ' homes You control hours and tn · come Absolutely no inves.t · ment! Also booking part1es Call 446 - 1270 or wrrte Toy Plan Johnstown . PA 15904 A Fun Job . Superv1sors needed for USA No 1 Toy Party Plan to h1re. train and manage demonstrators Ex · cellent management pos1 · t1on opportunity for home · makers. former teachers . career or party plan dealers Call today Shem . 304 · 736 6330 collect Small male dog. neutered . good with children , 304 - !76-2581 . 18 Wanted to Do Yard Sale 3 Family June 4 & 5 Addt son Townhouse 9AM -4PM Baby clothu , c hrldren s. rnJJin , women !. c loth1ng. household 1tems lawn Mowrng & Tnmmmg Rehable and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614· 256 -6261 after 5 30 Roofing and guHer work metal work. housepamtmg . carpenter work Exc ref Free estimates Ca ll 446 · 3171 General Hauling For sale limestone. f1ll d1rt, and top soil Call Call 614 - 256 1427 Concrete & block work . retammg wells . garages. pa ttos , concrete flo ors Free es.t1mates Call 614 - 256 · 446-4499 Wr11 babysit weekend!!~ or evenmys, very dependable. love chrldren, have referen · ces Call 992 · 7665 ask for Karen Call 614 -3 67-0594 Klttono. 6913. 6 phone 304 -773 - Lost and Found 4 puppleo, colllo·ohopord m1x. Coll6t4 -9all-4101 . & Vicinity F>iimerov .. ·· ·· & Vicinity Church w1de yard sa le June 9 . Mtsc rtems. new , used , & old . Forrest Run M et hodist Church off SR 7 on Co Rd Twa reliable Chr1sttan m en · to d o pam t rng 1n t error or Yard Sale. Mon . June 4 & 5 9 00to5 00 660 Beech St . Free est1mates Ca II e• terior 5496 Call 3 04 - 6 75 · F1t'fiieiisiuit Sat June 2. Mon 4th, Tues 5th , 9 t1l 7 Rain or shme . 2629 Mt Vernon Ave . Pt PI Otshes all krnds Garage Sale 309 Hender · so n St Old Avon bottles , Jeans, clothes. Atarr , tapes. 1st thru 9th 3 famrly garage sale. Staff Hause Road . near farr gounds Tues & W ed June 5 -6. 9 00 -4 00 614-992 -5006 or 614 -7423147 viced Yard Sate. Cotton Hollv ' s. J erry Run Road June 5 & 6 . 9 00 to 7 June 5th and 6th , 9 · 3, N1 ce clothmg , drapes, m1sc F1fth house beyond Y on Rt 2 Commumty Yard Sale June 6th 1f ram cancelled untrl June 8th Glenwood out Hannan Trace Road , Auc t1on butldrng 9 00 Yard sale 131 Lewrs St New Haven Tues & Wed June 5th & 6th Boy s Lee Jeans . anttques. m1s c - l.:M:I:d:d:lo:p:o:rt=M="='=It:e:m:s==-~========== Financial 21 31 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO recommends that vou do bustness wrth people vou know. and NOT to !.end money through the ma1l until you have mves1r · gated the oHering National manufacturer of steel fro me homes is seeking representatrves for selected areas to market the hottest idea rn homebuildrng low cost, emergy efficient, Sin gle & multi -famrlv designs & a complete lrne of metal bwldmgs Proven concept . dealer trammg. & support $3,960 refundable investment requrred For complete rnforma1ion call Mr Bruce at Cleaning penon part ·trme 20 hrs . wk ., ref requrred Call for appointment Clal 1984 . 11 a.m. to 3 p m . Super Amerrca, 28th St. P1: Pleasant it accepting ap plications for 2 part-time caahien . b:cellent oppor · tunitiea for advancement with 1 rapidly growing com pany Apply in person An Equal Opportunity Employer . New 3 bedroom house. 34 acres Glenwood area $65 ,000 or best offer 304 576 -2353 or 576 -2621 For sale by own er . 3 bed · room new carpet gas . c1ty water and centra l air .O..Iso . JOint lot wrth 32x40 new garage, GaHrpolrs Ferry 304 614 -985 -4201 675 -3067 Pomeroy, Large lot. 1 Y~ bath , 3 bedrooms, remodeled , hke new ms1de. rooms cl!trpeted call 614 - 992 · 7 room ho use 4 lots on A t 62. center of Eleanor Pnced for qurck sale by o wner 22 Money to Loan FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY! !I 14 h wide three bedroom. bath and half. mob1le home s11tmg on ntce lot . ready to move tnto S225 00 down $225 00 per month 304 - 576 - 2711 3 bedroom Ranch on Rt 160 . S38 .500 00. 9 per or House. 3 lots. $10 000 00 LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rat es Fr•ed conventronal FHA · VA Leader Mortgage . Athens . collect 614 -592 - 3051 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING Lower priced regular tunmgs · diScounts to Sen1or Citrzens, Churches & Schools Ward 's Keyboard . 304 -675 - 3824 Prano Tuning and Repau Brunrcardi Musrc Co . 446 0687. Skill and integfltv our trademark Lane Daniels, 614-742 -2951 "' AMA. FOA 8o FCC Do ctor referrals 304 -676 -6568 Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale By owner lovely 2 bdr . home on waterfront. boat ramp & dock. close to town. pnced $34,900 Will help finance Call 614 - 256 · 1216 One acre lot with large in-ground pool, torn liner, and partially frntshed base ment. For information call B 13 -665 -1232. REAL CUTE HOME . small Middleport . 614 - 992 6941 $2,000 down take over S315 mo. payment, taxes & in1urance included . 3 bdr ranch . full bal8ment , wood burner. city school. located in Plantz Subdivilion . S24,400 balance Call 446 - 8002 Seven veer old home three bedrooms garden spot 2605 lmcoln Ave 8 'h pet · assumable loan 304 -675 . 5047 5 room s and bath base ment. carpet fuel 011 fur -. nace , garage. crty water and · cistern , 4 plus acres, paved : road . close to scho ol Leon 304 458 1643 675 - 304 -882 -2831 HOME 304 -586 - 3572 2602 304 - 675 -7746 2183 yard at a real bargain pnce 1 day only . Wed. June 6, Homes for Sale Baum Addition . 3 bedroom brrck . 1 '12 bath, full base ment family room . carport patro . ac $57 .000 Call cent assumable loans call 817 -566-1386 approved Wanted - Ambitious , tough mtnded people who are w1lltng to work hard for an excellent rncome Full or part time . Send resume to box. 400 rn care of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune , 826 3rd Ave ., Gallipolis, Oh 31 992 - 7022 Educational posrtrons ava•l able, full or part- t1me Call 614-246-9666 Homes for Sale Homes for sale, land con Uact. fuced mte rest at 8 percent w1th 10 percent down payment Call 614 Proft~SSIOnal ElectrolySIS Cit me. Probe Type Electroly- Apply Monday thru Wadnes day 9AM til 5PM Good business opportunty Hair Happening , Silver Bridge Plaza week old male puppv June 5 & 6 at Centenary Townhouse 8 - 5 Clothes records, tapes , gasolrne pump, m1sc Yard sale 623 'h Russell St behmd Herner 's Bakery rn Middleport June 4th through June 7th Ra1n Cancels - - - - - - - ---lcWater wells , drilled & ser - Yard sale June 6th & 61h Bob Walding residence , Rt 124. across from Racrne Ptann.ng Mrll Ratn cancels Vard sale June 4th & 5th 9 to 5 p m Elm St . Racrne across from the htgh sch ool Infant through adult clo thtng . d1shes . tov s & ce ramrc anrmals. lamps & some furn1t ure Middleport Expertenced seamstress w1ll do sewrng (mendmg, altera tions. pattern etc ) 1 5 Ptne St. Galhpohs 446 -4193 First evert 2 tamrly patio sale on Long St . rutland Monday & Tuesday Junt~ 4th & 5th 10 to 4 p .m . Knrck Knacks. bassmette w1th pad !. sheets. round waUuu . baby bed . new toys from Toy Ladres K1t , clean chrldren's & men's clothmg Large srze (even & half) women's clo · lhrng & long evenmg gown s. odds & ends 1st Time Thurs , Fn , & Sat 9AM · 5PM . 2nd house leh mtersectron of 5 54 on Rt 160 ElectriC m ower . ce ramics . furniture, summer maternrty clothes , rnfant , chrldren c lothing , ladies V. size clothing. mrsc N ew mater~al. curta1ns 1632 after 4 00 304-676 -6079 2 male and 1 female 8 wk old kittens 2322 w ..hington Ave. Point Ple. .ant . mo. area. 446-7323. 220 E. Main, Pomeroy Installation Available Wanted babys.1tt er summer months, day shrft, Chesh1re Puppies part Collie part Norweigen Elk hound, phone 304-773-6905. "Free Estimates" Ph 367 -0409 . 46631 FENCE & SUPPLY II Yard Sate 1705 Chestnut St . 9 -7? Fri -1? Bunk beds, lad1es shoes, trinkets , mise 843 -5384 6 PH. 992-6931 Gigantrc Garage Sale behind Bidwell Post Office. Mon thru Sat All Sizes children clothes . toys . mtsc Want w1dow to live tn with wrdow for companronshtp, rent free must help wtth utllrttes and be able to drive my car Call 446 - 1414 Two 9x 1 0 garage doors, used, m good condrton . needs a salesman for srding Puppias. mother reg1ttered collie, father reg1starad husky. 5 males , 4 females Give to good home Born 5 ·00 614 483 - H&S Home Improvements _:_________ -lc - 4/27/1 call Call 614 -992 -7689 after 5 Open by chance or Appointment Situations Wanted Babysitter in my home for 2 children , 7 mo & 7 vrs . old E•perienced deSired Call p .m . 500 lincoln Hill. Pomeroy ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 12 Pat1o &. basement sale. June 4th, 5th, & 6th Ram or sh1ne Renee Stone real · dance 361 Grant St . Mid dlepo r t Br iC · a · brac . women 's & boys clothrng. drshas . pots & pans . books, some antique drshes, old Jewel T, d1shes . antrque wash stand. toaster oven, many other mTSC nems call 614 992 7567 9 to 4 Yard Sale 1837 Chestnut St. June 1st & 4th 1 0 00 · Yard sale at Opal Kloes m Syracuse near school Movie camera small stero. Cole man heater electnc heater. women's clothrng srzes 10. 12. & 14. men 's clothmg , religious books, & many other ttems June 5 , 6 & 7 From 9 to 3 1 grey kitten , litter trained PH. 992-7582 304 -B82 -2863 oft..- 5 00 call 304 -773 -5867 30 6 14-446-0294. Familv portra1ts by Mo narch 11 x14 for 85 00 For more information and ap · pointment call 446-8080. Frazters Bottom Flee Market Every weekend U S 36 Fnzrers Bottom , WVa 26082 Don Frazrer · Operator 304 · 766 - 2779 Col 446 -7783 . SWEEPER and sewing ma Holy Land Tour Make your reservations now. Also Eur · opian Tours Ekperlenced tour host. Call 446 -4313 . & Vicinity Baby 11tter tn my home home during summer months 8 00 - 4 00 call Employment chine repair. parts. and supplres P1ck up and delivery, Oa\rl'tS Vacuum Cleaner, one half mtle up Georges Creek Rd . Call .... ·aiiiiiiloiiii ··· ..... Cash patd for fdncy ~ron or heavy rron beds $160 and up for certa1n Meigs Co stone Jars. Old time cup · 3 Announcements Unique new diet. loose inches while enjoyrng for bidden foods . 800 to 1200 calorre darly for men and women . Call 446 -9301 We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Legal secretary desired on erthar a part· time or full · t1me b ..,, Salary depending on &kperience. Send qualifi · cations to P .O Box 486 , Pomeroy, Ohio M;ddloport. Oh . 614-992 3476. 304-882-2790 L - - - - - - 5 1 4 -1 mo INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Call814-992 - 3988 ' Lawns mowed · good work at reasonable pnces. prefer ably in rhe Gallipolis area board . 2711 $29.900 00. COUNTRY LIVING- Closelo Town - Over 2 acres of land with trarler & 2 add-on roo""' 3 bedroo""' woodburner for economy. worksrop. caoport. barn. covered pabo Good buy at $22.900.00 REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr Wanted To Buy 445-3 672 conveniences' BAUM SUBDIVISION - Mod ern 3 bedroom bnck home wrth full basement Buol-on krtchen. rec room 1n basement fire ~ace. large lot $59,500 00 9 We pav cash for late model clean used cars Jrm Mmk Chev -Oids Inc Bill Gene Johnson YOUNG'S 4 lll I '"" Racone. Oh k all you can be Now Acceptin ,, . We If you're 17 or older. a hogh school graduate and a U.S c1ttzen you may be ehgoble for the Army's Cash Bonus Enlistment Optron. If you qualify. you'll receove a $5.000 cash bonus for servong four years on a milrtary skill designated by the Army. You'll also receive over $500 a month to start (before deductoons). plus room. board. medical and dental care. In addotion. you'll have a chance to travel. to contonue your educatoon. and · earn 30 days vacatton wtth pay each year For more information on the Army's Cash Bonus Enlistment Optoon. call your Army Representative. There's never been a better time to be a SOldier. Call 594-4238 MCGHEE 9an'~ PARTS and SERVICE PH. (614) 985-4212 Here's how youcangct a good job plus $5000 ~· •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrtgerators •Dryers •Freezers SALES & SERVICE Authorrzed John Deere. New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equ1pment Dealer Worked in homo area Atck Pear1on Auct1onaer Serv1ce Estate. Farm. An · t1que & liqurdation sales Licensed & bonded in Ohio It DOZER WORK BOGGS Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types 35185 Oak Holt Road long Bollom. OH 45743 608 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum 985-3561 All Makes We Have 'the lowest Rates Public Notice Deed KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE AND THRIFT SHOP From 3 to 8 p.m. Every Tuesday " CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE " Public Sale 8o Auction •Replacement 'l'ard Sales 1- - - - - - - - - -- 2978 or 448-3920 . VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair service and onstallatoon. Residential & Commercial Call 742 -3195 Or 992-5875 and GAHS cthyat lats birthstone ring -gold with Ame· thyst stone . initrals MLH >i.1ber8l Rew•rdl Call 448· Help Wanted Aaaittent Organist needed at Orac• '!piacopel Church grounds. 2 rtnga. gold Ame· Business Services (2) TWO STORY HOUSE I'ORTI..ANH STUDENT HoNORED - Sheri Rou.,h, Por· tland, was presented an award lor being "Student of the Y car" at Portland Elementary S•·hool Roush gained the honor lor MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 11 LOST In or oround GAHS ----------.,.-----------,..----------~-----------~ • Lost and Found 7 Daily Sentinel- Page 1211 Mam 6 room bnck, frreplace , basem ent , new furnace . large yard , many extras. 40 's 304 - 675 · 2381 Umque htstonc log home. ta ste fully restor e d Ltv rom , 3 bdrms . k1tch . bath Orginal stone firepla ce Gar wtth shop, uti\ bldg , plus barn 40 acres M - l of wooded htlls A page fr o m h1story Off At 35. 8 mt from Rro Grande Priced low S50's Small farm near Centerpornt , 3 bd r h ome. lge old barn . gar . other out bldgs SW schools. 39,000wtth 30 acre!! , 45 ,000 w1th 40 acres Call1ack Roderrck - 614· 286 -4498 . Century 21 Wrn · me Blalf Realty , Broker Wmnte Ble1r G A .l . 78 Broadway St Jackson , Ohro 1 bedroom home in crty , good condition . large storage butlding. and small garden space $13.600 Call House & S 10 000 3 lots for sale '" Hartford. W va Call 614 -882 -2831 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1969. 12;rt:60 Schult mobile hom e comp let e lv fur nrshed . rncl udmg wa!!iher & dryer mtcrowav e. & 60 ft wooden porch Call 614 - 992 -2881 1981 Krrlcwood mob1l e hom e 14x70 etectnc 3 bedrooms. 1 'h bath wood burner , S14,500 Call 614 843 - 5244 1970 london 12x60 3 bedr oom total gas portable washer & dryer diShwasher 95000 3597 C•ll 614 - 985 - Tra1l er on large wooded lot BOAT RAMP Rnct dock space Call 5 -8 evenrn gs 304 . 675 .6448 Terms 1981 Ho llvp ark . 14x70. exc ca nd 1 2K8 deck und erpenntng and lar ge room alf cond mcluded 446 - 3160 304 - 895 - 3895 3600 40 A . house , barn . tab base , mostly pasture . pond . fenced Call 446 -2371 for apporntment 197 5 Granvtlle 12~~:60 . all elec ce ntral au under penned 8~~: 10 ou1 bu rldrng 2 bdr brick in Rro Granda . $216mo plussecuritydep , no pets Cell 614 -246 - 5439 6 rooms. basement. double garage , 1 & one-th1rd acre lot . Ro1e Hill , Pomeroy S32.900 2513 Coli 1 -614 -67B · Owner transferred, must sell beautiful 3 bedrm brick home . Firepla ce. deck . woods . pnvacy , sunshrne. &63. 900 5420. Coli 614- 992 - 8 yrs. old, 3 bedrm , 2 baths, family room with wood burner Single car garage. on 8 flat acres w1th 1tocked pond . City water in Racine Coll614-949-2641 . $7 300 8085 Ca ll o • 895 - 304 - 675 71 Crestwood 12x65 axe cond 59.600 00 wtth heat pump and a~r cond or $6,600 00 wt1h gas heat . built on porch 304 -576 · 2940 o r 575 2602 1977 Cameron mobrle home. 14x70 w1th eKpando 3 bedr oo ms , extras S8.000 00 675 -2700 Phone REPOSSION . 12•60 304 · mo bile home , S500 down $139 monthly 304 - 576 · 2711 1982 Clayton 14x70. 2 br. 2 baths. ce n1ral air cond. S15 500 frrm lots of u - tral 304 773 -6650 �Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel 32 Mabile Homes \ for Sale 51 Household Goods They'll Do It Every Time Mav tag wr~nger wa!lher 535 lawn mower $20. Rotiller $20 Ph one 304 - MrtENTS 'NOSPITAL S7AYS NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSE L'S QUAL · lTV MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS . RT 35 PHONE 614 446· 7274 6E7 $110/tTER AND~.. . 895 ·3534 Mattress and box sprin gs . firm. Stearns and Fosttw Queen Used 3 month-s , $400 304 ·675 ·27 19 1965 12a60 mobile homfl. unfumished . S 3. 900 Call 446 · 1340 1979 3 bdr m obile home. on 1 h acre lot , well shaded . 52 Must sell both together Call CB .TV . Radio Equipment 614 · 388 ·9957 . Nob le Satellita Systems with down to ea rth pri ces . 9 ft al u minum dish . lift 100 degraes LNA 52200 m · sta ll ed . Call614 -949 -2890 . 1976 Bavview 14x70 refrig - erator. stove . air cond .. good cond Call 446 -1506 12)(60 3 bdr .. Marlette 1969. w oo dburner . fu el oil turnan ce . Call Tom at 614 367 -0414 anytime . 54 Mi sc . Merchandise Knauff Fi rewood Reduce d prices thru July 31st. Have -;our own season ed wood this wint er 614 -256 -6245 2 m o bi le h o mes . lot and 614 256 ·6058 1978 Patr iot 2 bdr . mobile home . 1 yr free rent where parked . Call 614 -388 -8 469 after SPM . Closing O ut Trailer Rental Business Had 22 0 Nl Y 6 lEFT Sizes 1 Ox 50 & 1211.62 . 2 bedroom fur nished A comfortable home for a lo w Price . Brown's Tr ailer Park , M inersvi lle, Ohi o Ca ll 614 -992 -3324 Mobile home on apprmt mately 3 acres M aso n. WV . l ow p rtce 30 4 -675 - 2928 42 Mobile Home s for Rent 2 bdr trai ler fu ll y furnish ed good l ocation , sec dep req Ca ll 446 .8558 14•70 total electric 1r11iler o n private lot. 3 bdr ., co mpletely furnished , in . eludin g washer & d ryer . dep . required , S200 mo. p lu s utlities Call 614 - 256 - 1393 . 2 bdr mobile home. furn .. al l el ectric , adult s only. no pets . Call 614 367 ·7438 . 2 bdr unfurmshed. e:~.tra ntce . 2 mt ou t on At 58 8 . S200 mo .. adults o nly . Ca ll 446 ·2300 33 Farms for Sale 40 acre f arm very nice house . tobacco base . f arm equipment , At . 775 Ca ll 614 ·256 ·6790 . & Acreage 35 Lots 3 -5 ac r e homesites near At 35 at R o dn ey 3 mi . from Holzer H o spital Call 446 - Ni ce ly furn i shed mobil e home in city . c entral air. 1 or 2 ad ult s only 446 -0338 . Renl 2 bedroo m mobile h ome, furnished , 5 175 mo . & dep., utiliti es, N eighborh oo d Ad Ca ll 446 -4 757 aher 6 1972 Holly Park 14 x70 2 bdr ., all appliances inc luding washer -dryer . S200 mo . Call 446 ·9384 8221 . first st reet o n the right after crossi ng . No rth up bridge Approx 130 fo ot frontage 44 Apartment for R ent Call 446 ·3485 Appro x 5'h acres . le v elland w it h fro ntag e on 2 roads . e•c for building or mini farm . off ol d Rt 160 nea r Porter all utilities nearby 59, 0 00 Ca ll 61 4 - 388 · 8801 . 1 8 acres e:~.c . building or mobile home site with 350 ft road fr ontage loca t ed on old 160 near Poner , all utilities, nearby S3 , 750 Call 614·388 8801 . J A C K SO N ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Hou sin g Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. r ent starting at $157 for one bedroom and S193 per m ont h for two bedroom , with S2 00 deposit loc ated n ea r Foodland and Spring V a lley Plaza . pool and TV a nt Ca ll 446 -2745 o r lea v e message . 3 bdr. unfum . ga rage apt . 5250 plu s depo sit. Call 1 acre of ground in Craw ' s Subdivison. S5000 . Call 446 ·37B6 614·992 · 2571 . Fu rn1 shed effic ienc y , 9 19 2n d .. Gallipolis . $145 Sin gle Call 446 - 4416 aft er lot for sa le. almost 1 acre. rural water . septi c tank . near Meigs High School Ca ll 614·992 · 3325 140 ac r es on Flatwo ods Ad . Pomer o y . will co n sider div· iding Contac t E .J Hil l or ca ll 992 · 3885 10)(50 trailer on large wooded lot , 7 miles bt!low Gallipoli s on Ra coo n . 510.995 30 4·675 -6448 41 Houses f or Rent 3 BA hou se. 2 full baths. close t o town No c hildre n or pet s Call 614 -2 45 - 5281 FOR R ENT , Furn 3 rm cottage . 1n t own Adult s only , n o pets Ref and dsp requir ed . 446 -25 43 5 rm i n Crown City . Call after 4 00, 614 -256 - 1744. 4 bedroom house . Lincoln Hill. $300 . Dep & re f. call 614 · !!92 · 2815 2362 or 992 · M o d ern 3 br . 1 'lz bath . basement . g11rage . fen ced vard , h _p ·a c n1ce neigh borhood . 3 br brick . bilth. newly c arpetf!d. su n porch. dr , basement, f ag -ac. fir epla ce, large co rner lot. Pt Pl. Ref . A eq . 304 -675 -7789 or 675 -7467 after 5 p m . and weekends Suburban , 1 '11 story , 3 bed room ranc h . basemem , elec . heat . rent with option to buy . 304 ·675 1460 2 bdr . apts .. new ly dec. utilities panly paid. S145 m o Ca ll 675 - 5104 or 675 - 5386 . Unfurni sh ed 2 bd r. in Crown City _ Call 446 -7838 . 2 158 Furnished effi cien cy , 920 4th ., Gallipol is . $ 175 Utili ti es pai d . Single . Ca ll 446 4416 att er 7PM . Available Jun e 1 . very ni ce 2 bedroom , fully ca rpet ed. apt . 1 mile North o f plaza, W - 0 ho okup. 5 1 95 mo . Ca ll 446 -45 14 or 1- 30 4 · 273 - 9745 . 2 bdr apt ., very good loca tion downtown. 5 175 . Ca ll 446 -3643 2 bdr . apt . unfurni shttd , with e:~.cellent vi ew , downtown area . 5225 . Call 446 - 3643 . 1 bedroom Apt . $ 196 . m o . in c ludin g utili t ies . Equal Housing Opponunity . Con tac t Villag e Man or Apt s. 614 ·992 7787. Riverside Apt s. Middlepor1 . Spec ial rates for Sen ior Citizen s. $1 30 . EquAl Hou !ling Opp or tunities . 614 · 992 ·772 1 TWIN Unfurnished mobile home. 1;1 mile past HMC s uitable for one per son . Call 446 - 4369 or 675 ·9760 . Mobile home torrent . Ref . & 446 ·0508 by Larry Wright or 12~e60 2 bedroom mobile home, partly furnished. Re· cine area . Call 614 -992 - 5858 . Large mobile home on lot ready to move into, for rent with option to buy. $186 . down $185 . monthly. 304· 79 Motors Homes & Campers BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SE RVI CE. Open daily 9 to 6 : 30. Sat . 9 to 4 . · Sun. 1 to 4 . U .S . At . 50. · Coolville . Oh 614 - 667 - 3386. N o w o pen for busineas . Mountain State Block . At . 33 . New Haven . Complete masonry supplies, 4". 8 ", 12 " block . Delivery service . Phon e day 304 · 882 -2222 . evening 882 -3239 . Monday, June 4, 1984 Ohio D!CI{ TnACY I HAVE II/IV DOUBTS ABOUT THE MANNER IN WHICH MISS PLENT'f'S COMMERCIAL WAS COULD WE HAVE A SCREENING OF 'fOU'LL SEE rT IN POLISHED, TODAY'S FOOTAGE~ PERFECiED FORM ON NATIONAL TV SHOl- Blaz on 28 fl . Camper Trailer, sleeps 6 Awning, · tandem wheels, axe. condi - · THIS WEEKEND, DEAR- l Now doing c ustom lumber sawing _ 304 -882 -3416 HILL CREST KEN NEL S 7795 Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 45 Furnished Rooms Lim estone. Sand , Gravel . Del ivered in Maso n . M eigs. Gallia or pi ck up a t Richard s l!o Son . Call 446 ·7785 For rent Sleeping Rooms and ligh t hou se keep1ng rooms Park Central H otel. Call 614 ·44 6·0756 Sleepin g room $115. t1es paid Share bath. only . Ran ge & refrig 2nd . Ave ., Ga lli po li s 446 -4416 after 7 PM . utili · mal e 919 Ca ll 46 Space for Rent M o bil e ho m e spa ce for rent Kyger Creek area Call 446 - 3760 Of fi ce space 5 rm . su ite. large recepti on area & 3 or 4 private o ffi ces . Call 446 - 3643 . CO UNTRY MOBILE H ome Park . Rout e 33 . North of Pomer oy . large lot s Ca ll 6 14 992-7479 . Merchandise 51 Household Goods Plastic cisterns sta t e ap proved. plastic septi c ta nk s, plasti c c ulvert. m etal c ul verts. RON EVANS ENT ER PRISES . Jackson , Oh 614 - 286· 5930 . Coffee table stereo , stereo. dinette table _Ca 11 6 1 4 - 256 - Briarpat ch Kenn el s Profes sio nal All -bree d grooming . Indoor -outdoor boarding fa ci lities. Pick up and delivery servi ce. English Cocker Spa n iel puppi es . Call 614 · 388 - 9790 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels . AK C Chow puppies . CF A Himalayan . Per sian and Siamese kittens Call 614 -446 -3844 after 6 . 64 17 Sh rubs pruned . lawn re seeded . retaining walls, si dewalks, patios, fill dirt , topsoil , bark mulch & sa w du st . Contact Bruc e Davi sion . Call 614 - 256 - 1427. Professi o nal All Breed Dog Obedience Trainin g . lndivid · ual & classes available _ Call 62 Oliv e St.. Gallipol is . N ew & used wood & coa l stoves , 6 p iece wood living roo m suite with 6 inc h flat arms $399. bunk beds complete with bunki es 5 1 99 2 p iece antron livingroo m suites $ 1 99. antron recliners 599 , o ther recline r s 580. maple d ine t1e set s 5 179, b ox springs & ma ttress twin or full 5 100 set regular -f irm $ 1 20. maple d inette chairs 535 , wash sta nds 534 , maple rockers $69, 7 pi ece c hrome dinette set S149, 5 piece din ett e set $99. u sed bedroom suites. r efrig er ator s, ra nges. c h es t , dresse rs. wringer washer s. TV ' s. dry ers. & shoes . Ca ll 614 -446 · 3159 . LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofa. chair. rocker , otto man . 3 tables. (ex tra heavy by Frontierf 56 85 . Sofa . c hair and loveseat. $275 Sofas an d ch air s priced from S285 to $895 . Table s, 545 and up to 5125 . Hide·&· beds , 5440 . and up t o $525 .. Re cliners, $ 175 . to $375 . Lamps from S2B . t o $ 75 .5 pc . dinettes from 5 99 .. t o 435 7 p c. 5 189 and up W ood table with silt chair s $ 4 25 to S 745 Desk $ 11 0 up to S225 . Hutches . $550 and up , maple or pine fin is h. Bunk b ed complete with m attr es!les, $25 0 . and up to $395 . Baby beds . $1 10 M attresses or bo1. sprin gs . full or twin . $58 .. fi rm, $68 and 57 8 . Queen se t s. $ 195 4 dr . chests , $42 _ 5 dr . chests , S54. Bed frames , S20 .and 525 ., 10 gun Gun cabinet s, 5350 . Gas or elec tr ic ranges $375 . Babv mattresses . 525 & S35, bod fram es $20. $25. & S30. king fram e $50 . Good selection o f bedroom su tt es. c edar c hests , rock er s. metal ca bin ets, swive l roc k ers. Fo r sal e AKC Reg . German Sh ephard puppie s. Catl446 - Built o n your lot a n ew home you can afford over 1 . 100 sq .ft .. 6 rms. & bath. ca r· peted, ready to m ove into $26 .500. Al so garages & basements . Call Patri ot H ome Builder s anytim e 446 -8038 Will c on sider m obi le home as trade in 3430 U se d Furniture -- A efrigera · tors . ch ai r s. dryer s, an d TV 's 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm , Mon thru Fri , 9am to Spm, Sat . 614 ·446 ·0322 TV & Applian ces . 627 Third Av e., Gallipolis. 614 - 446 · 1699. Spin washers . ga s & e l ect ri c dry ers. a.ut o washers , gas &: elec tri c rang es . r efrig er a t ors . TV se ts GOOD USED APPLIAN CES Wash ers . dryer s. refrigera tors . ranges Sk agg s A p· plian ces. Upper R iver Ad beside Stone Crest Motel 614 ·446 ·7398 Goats, regis tered . Nubian buck . two young wethers . one young doe. one lactating doe. Call 614 -949 -2 617 . AM· FM tape. vinyl cover Greenbrier Stables now boarding horses. 304-676 - 83 Ford Ranger 4 WD . 5 sp .• 6,000 miles. Sharp . 676 - 6799 . 64 Hay & Grain (]) MOVIE: 'Tho Dark Crystal" (]) MOVIE: 'The Caine Mutiny' (]) New Treasure Hunt CIJ Andy Griffith CZl News/Sports/Weather Cil MacNeil/Lehrer News hour Phone 304 ·895 · 3892 . 71 extras. 1978 Chevy van . 6 cyl.. autO .. AM -FM tape . $3,495 . John's Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis. Oh 446- Autos for Sale 992 ·6506 . $2,995 .00. '78 Mustang, 5442 TOP CASH paid for late m odel used cars . Smith Buic k -Pontiac. 1911 Eas t· ern Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 614-446-2282 new motor and transmission $1.500 . 4327. Call 304 - 675 · 1981 Honda Xl500S 304675 -6810 after 6 p . m 1976 Ford Pi nto SBOO Ca ll tir e:"~ size P· 195 -75R -14 57 Ca l 446 -051 B One 35 7 Magnum two 44 Magn um and one 41 M ag num . Smith and W esson pi stols Ca ll 446 - 853 0 . Dynamark riding mower , c u st o m built muzzl e lo ade r, maple d resser . Call 446 - Musical Instruments lowery Organ _ $3 495 . Call 614 -992 -7354 after 6 p m Electric l o w ery o r gan , car nival type with Magic Geni like n ew . Call 614 -992 3173 in the morning 58 & Fruit Vegetables $10. Cell 446 ·3042 . Four 76 series rally wheels . $75 Cnll 446 · 7858 Used fram e c onta c t au to hoist . SlO OO . Ca11614 -992 · 7354 after 6 p m St raw be rri es. Pick your own . We accept food sta mps . No c hecks . Happy H ollow Fruit Farm, Gallipolis Ferry . 304 ·576 ·2026 . King size bed f or sa l e . Ca ll Farm Supplies & Livestock 614 ·992 · 5015 . 16 inch seat saddle, sn af fl e, & pelh am bridles . Go o d co ndition . 5125 . ca ll 614 - - - - · lc - $50 Cnll 614 . 992 ·2070 Riding mower, 10 hp ., 30 in c ut . elec tric starter . S ee at 493 Broa dway St . Middle port or ca ll 992 -21598 2 Cabbage Pa tch dolt s, bo y & girl. N ever b een ou t o f the box . S35 eac h . Call 614 - 992 · 7098 . 90.000 btu mini furnac e with th ermostat $300 .00 1 9 .500 btu Kerson heat er with blower $80 .00 304 - 576 · 2602 2 p air gold antique satm lined drapes . lik e new . 1 pr. 76~~: 84 , 1 pr 1 00x84 . 304 - 882 · 2066 Open Fri ., Sat .. Sun , 1 :007 :00 P.M . Sam Somerville's Army Surplus. East - Ra venswood . Denim new 14 oz . J eans $ 10.00 . Bib s $16 .00 . T ·shirts $1 .50 up . C hildren 's Camouflage . Seven pi ece Crystal C reek living room suite. exc cond . $3 00 . 30 4 -675 - 56 88 after 4pm 1963 Ford Fairlane 4 dr ., 200 6 cy lindef . auto. 65 ,000 miles. new paint . Call after 8'00PM . 614 · 458 - 1874. 1982 2 dr. Chavy Chevette, 4 spd . AM · FM tape . 53 .495 . 1981 2 dr . Chevy Chevette. auto, sun roof . $3 . 195 . 1980 Renault LeCar . 4 spd .. AM-FM . AC . sun roof, $2 ,495 . John 's Auto Sates. Bulavil\e Ad, Gallipolis. Oh 446 -4782 . 1981 Camaro Z·28. 20,000 mi . blue on silver . Call 614 -367 ·0221 or614 -367 7242 . - -- - - -- - · !e - Sears tr as h compac t o r 5 1 00 . gold rang e hood S10. larg e wooden desk $5 0 , portabl e elec tric typewriter 74 61 Farm Equipment Tr act or, m o del 8 with c ulti vators . Call614 - 256 -6417 . Farmall cub tractor, exc . c ond .. with cu ltivators, o ther equipment available . Call after 4 :30. 614- 256- 1976 AMC Sport -a -bout PS, P8, AC. auto trans. $600 . Call 614 · 256 ·6049 . 1980 Ford Mu!itang low mileage , good cond .. auto tren!lmiss io n . Call 446 - For sale. Brillion hav condi tioner . Good co nditio n . Call 614 ·843· 5253 1974. 1150 Ca&e Dozer . 6 wAy blad e. wen ch, 304· 895 ·3654 ing $950. Cell 675 -7139 . 1980 850 spacial Yamaha . matching ferring , new tires, adjustable back rest & luggage rack . $1600 . Call 614· 992 -6506 1981 Honda CB 650 cus· tom . good condition . Call 614 -992 -2846 after 5 p .m . negotiable. Call 446 -9513 1974 V.W . S450 9360 . 388- 1979 Chevy Caprice Clas sic, 2 dr, ac, ps, V -8 engine, body good condition , exc . performance . Will consider all offers . Call 614 -992 7412 after 6 p .m . ----~--- · lc ­ ' 81 Chevette 4 cyl.. 4 spd .; '78 Cougar XR7: '77 Olds Vista Cruiser; '77 Monza; Foreman's Used CArs, Langsville. Call 614 -742 · Asking $1900 . Cell 614· 949 · 2410 . 1980 Kawuaki KZ 1300, 6 cyl. engine, many utras. vary good condition. Call 614 -992 -7110 after 6 p .m. ' 81 Celica To yota GT, lih ba c k . 304- 676 -6149 after 5,00 Wanted to buy tobacco poundage _ Call m e before you lease vour quota . Call 614-379-2437. 1975 Triumph Spitfire e~ttra part s c ar. 304 ·676 -6397 . 1979 Top soi l and fill dirt . 30 4 - Would like to buy standing timber . 304 - 675 - 7 716after 675· 7771 . 7PM . Pinto, VT 750 Honda Shadow. Call after 9 p.m . 1957 Harley Sportser needs finished . 304 -676 - 6397. 1981 Honda XL500S phone 304·675-6810 after 5 PM . '73 good shape. 304 · 675-3476 . Honda 500. 4 cyl.. 4.100 miles, garage kept. like new . S650 .00 . 304· 882 ·2663 . 1 983 Honda V65 Magna, exc cond ., 3.000 miles, good tires , never abused, $3 , 300 . 00 . 304 · 675 3288 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 16 ft . fishing boat 2 motors, oars, swivel seats, priced reduced to S1,760 . Call 446 ·3637 . 19 ft . fiberform 4 70 Mercruiser 170 HP. Boat has only 26 hours. Call 614· 367 ·7750 . RIVERS TOWER Nice 1 and 2 bedro om unfurnished lllpartments . 30 4 - 676 - 2218 before 6 p .m . 3 rooms and bath with stove, ref and utilities fur nished. Extra nice, good location , deposit and refer ence required . $226 . month . 304-675-1090. In Middleport . 2 room effi· ciency apt . utilities paid . t -304-882 -2566 . Apt . for rent in Henderson 304 -875 · 1972. Set of bunk beds. co mplete . exc . cond . . S 150 . Call446 - 7475 . A vocado elec tri c range . hoo d , good conditio n , $50 . New king size foam mattra u pad. $30 . Call 446 -2429 . 15ft. tri-hull , 66hp, good 72 Trucks for Sale 1976 Red & White Interna tional Semi. tractor trail or, exc. con Call 614· 992 · 5623 . Country Oak Furniture. te · bles, c hairs, cu pboard s, dry sinks, pie safes, lou of mi sc . Conkles. Rt . 7 . Tuppers Plain s, Ohio . Cherry Dining room suit, 6 chairs. table expands to 1 02 in . matching buffet . $350 . Call after 6 . 992-6164 . Carpet for rentals for $3 .99 ' 69 Ford pickup truck . 6 cyl., 3spd . standard. body rough, runs good. a200 . Call 614 - 949·2594 . ' 69 Ford, car h1uler in good 875 ·4687 . ALLEY OOP 9 :00 GASOLINE ALLEY Rover, wh4 can't 40u 8cduse [don' say the line li ~e IJOU think [ needs a did in rehearsal~ Lollydad! It don' tdste Say it does good lihe my lollipop did. cond . 304-675-6397 . 14ft. alumn . baas boat, 18hp Evenruda foot operated trolling motor. Phone JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt . 1 , Box 356 , Galli - polis . Caii614-367-0576 . 9 : 30 SHULAW 'S Plumbing and Heating, 211 Sixth St ., Point Pleasant , W . Va 304 675-5420 . l icensed and insured 76 Auto Parts S. Accessories E•cevating MOVIE: 'Enter the ElUT WHY, DEAR? YOU WERE SUCH A HIT. YOU SAID YOU LOVE/? YOUR ROLE ••• Lacey (]) Great Performances "F est 1val! Spole to U.S A ." H1ghl1ght s of th1 s pres t1g1ous Amer1 ca n arts fest 1val. ln c lu d •ng a performance o f Ken Ru ssell"s ·Madama But terfly " and som e cham b er m uSIC co ncert s. are pr t! · sented (Rf (60 m m ) CID Newswatch El) National lampoon CINCLE ORI//LLE RNA>VCEP Tlf'E PLAY.' ONE OF Hl5 CONDITIONS WAS THAT I STAR IN IT.' 10:30 CD Shirley l!o Pat Boone tland . Dh .614· 742 ·2903 ; ® Basement s. Footers, Con crete work , Backhoe 's, D ozer & Oitcher. Dump trucks. & water -gas -sewer electrical line s. g) Independent Network 84 News SEWING Ma chine repairs , service . Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Sc1sson . Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . 614 -992 -22 84 . rn Toast to lenny Bruce 8111 Cosby . Do n R1ckles and George Ca rli n pay tnbute t o th 1s c on trovers tal c omedtan (I) Another Life (I) SportsCenter BARNEY WHY DON'T YOU TAKE IT NOW AN' SAVE 'IORE5ELF TH' TRIP BACK? SNUFFY ·- CAN I BORRY 'lORE LADDER WHEN LOWEH'I GITS DONE WITH IT? Dave Allen at Large fli) Odd Couple 11 :15 (!) College Baseball : 1984 College World Series Game 7 from Omaha. NE 1!1 (2J lZJ Tonight Show (J) Be st of Groucho Cil Major league Baseball : ®I All In the Family &I CW Nightline @I Gunsmoke 11 :45 Cil MOVIE: 'Everything Call Jim Lanier. 304 -675 - 7397. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11 &3 Sec . Ave ., Gallipoli1. 814·446-7833 or 814 ·448 1833. Wes t Norlh E:~st South Pass It Pass Pass 3 NT P ass 2 NT P ass I+ ANOT~ER '' D MI NUS"~ I DON'T BELIEVE IN GRADES : I DON'T BELIEVE WE SHOULD BE JUDGE!' AND LABELED! returned. he ducks that also . lf a third spade is led. he is in with his ace . He leads a second dia mond. West plays the I 0. Now East can hold no more than three diamonds If East holds a singleton diamo nd. declarer 1s mos t likely to go down. so he ris~s with the ace and cashes h1 s remaining tricks to make Pass Opening lead : +4 By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Jim : " One of Norma Sands' books is excellent for advanced students. The book is a gem that even e xpe_r ts can profit from by learmng something that they have perhaps overlooked." Oswald "U nlike m osl books of this kind, this one • . 'f You Always Wanted to know About Sex' 12 :00 Cil MOVIE: 'The King of Comedy' (II Burns & Allen Cll Nightline ®I MOVIE: 'When Eight Bells Toll' Ill CW Eye on Hollywood 12 :30 0 Cil CZl l.ate Night with David letterman Cil .Jack Benny Show Cll a Solid Gold CIJ Columbo 'Fade In IO Murder .· I0 ' Oswald : " Actua ll y If West held fou r dia monds a nd fi ve spades. there is a poss ~bl e hea rt -club squee ze agamst East." Jim: "Squeezes are cov e red toward the end o f Norma 's book ." (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) t'letdl!f. "•~" by THOMAS JOSEPH 3% Japanese ACROSS I Food fish S Indonesian island 35 Elliptical 37 Alpine 9 "That's - " (1953 song) II Correct 39 Effrontery ICI Flynn plant region 13 God's II Genuine second mistake 14 English novelist 15 Comic L<luis 16 Patriotic group (abbr.) 18 German 12 Wildcat DOWN Yesterday 's Ans wt>rs I Daybreak 2 Chinese port 3 Step up 4 Generation S Vermont name prefix 19 Halt to hostilities 21 Hebrew for L<lrd 22 Cui of meat 23 Shaping devices 24 Metric unit (Brit.) 25 English city 6 Sou}(Fr. l 7 Clear out 8 Shiftless 10 Function 12 Actress Darcel 25 Contri bute 27 Russ1an ri\'er 17 Statute 29 Prototype 20 Uncommon 33 Entrance 22 Telephone 34 - podrida 36 Marsh piece 23 Hold it ! elder 24 Chestnut 3S Anger poet 26 Yearn 27 Robert or Peter 28 Caddoan Indian 28 Mayor June 30 Moroccan coastal region 31 " Clear D8y " DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how lo work it : II (}) latenight America SERVICE . mloolon, 160. Collll14-843· 0188. Neither (RI (60 mm I 256 - 1141 or 614 · 446 1175 or 614 -446 ·7911 . Upholstery News/Sports/Weather Atlanta at San Francisco (I) WKRP in Cincinnati 0 (I) Hart to Hart Jennifer' s acq uts mo n of a Re naiSS ance co1n put s the Harts mt o tr o uble when two m en try t o retn eve the com General Hauling WATER C1J CIJ 11 ,30 James Boys Water Service . • Also pools filled . Call 614 - · JIMS 0 ill ®I &I CW News Cil All In the Family Electrical & Refrigeration 85 Salt Poisoning 1 LOO 1!1 CIJI]J 614 ·742 ·2167 ' 89 Chevrolet truck. 2 ton, '78 Pinto. 304-876-4828 . Time Ev eryo ne oHer s ad v tce t o Ann and Sam as they try to adtust t o m arned ltfe [R) CIJ (ffi American Playhouse ' Danc e 1n Ameri ca: Balan chin e Tn bute Part 2 · Th e great Balanc hu1e d1scusses his ca ree r and life through t ape -recorded tnte rvtews da tm g from 1939 to 1979 (60 mu1) 0 (])@ Newhart Otc k hn s a stre ak of jealou sy when a college professor m akes a pass at J oanna (RI 0 (]) ®I Cagney & Dozer Work Ire& estimate . Call anytime, 446 -8038 per month. 304-578 ·2940 or 676-2802 . Wanted to buy front end for ' Eureka Dragon' W TBS Evening News RATS! -------- u MOVIE : 1!1 CIJ [I) MOVIE: 'Born to t 0:00 Cil 304·675-4276 . 12 h . aluminum boat, new motor. trai&er and trolling motor. 304 -876 -2723. WCIIJ, 614·448·4477 AM Construction . backhoe servic e, septic tanks . foot ers. & water line service . General c onstru c tion Call two tricks in each smt. Th e best source for the ninth trick is in diamonds. How should th ey be played'" Oswald: "He sho uld start by ducking a diamond . II anything but a s pade ts r eturn ed , he sim ply ducks a second diamond and is now sure of nine tricks ... J1m " II a spade i s • 7 52 Vulnerable: Be Sold' (I) MOVIE: ' Six Pack' CD 700 Club 0 Cil ®I One Day at a Plumbing Good -1 Excavating, base ments. footers , driveway s, septic tank s, landscaping . Call anytime 614 -446 4537 , James l . Davison . Jr. owner . receiving a favorable lead o£ a spade . Now he can count + AK 43 Dealer South Stockade' Part 1 Cor_ Fourth and Fline Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614 -446 - 3888 or the table " J im: " South starts out by EAST WEST • 10 ; 3 +KJ 942 .. 10 9 6 .. Q J 81 • QJ 9 • 10 a +QJ 9 A + 10 2 SOt.:T H +A Q8 .. AK2 Sixth of June ' [jj (i) ~ Major league Baseball: Teams to be Announced 0 CI) Scarecrow and Mrs. King Lee and A m anda go to great leng th s t o protect a Royal A rab1c couple from assassinat •on attempts . (A) (])® Frontline ·area d . But t er and PolitiCS · Tomght"s pro gram looks at the hurnan s10 ry and the c harged politic al envtronment s urrou nding the ISSue of hunger (60 mtn .) (C losed Cap11o nedl ®J Billy Graham Crusade & Heeting 83 NORTH 6-4·84 • 7 ti .. 75 3 tAK 64 3 • 765 ffi MOVIE: ' 0 - 0ay , the fli) CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING has a lot of hands. I have nN examined all of the m. but they look very good to me . Here is Norma's ha nd nu m · ber l. It lS des1gned to show an im portant principle of play It isn 't a difficult play . but it is often overl ooked at ~ [60 m1n I Remodeling. siding. interior end exterior. textured coat ing . simulated brick and stucco. thermo replacement windows . 304 - 675 -1560 . 87 5-2 opeod. olr brokll. t 0 .20 tiro. 22ft. oteolo bod . 304676 -4884. DON'T 'MJRRY ABOUT IT, ALLEY ! I CAN WAIT UNTIL WE GET ACROSS THE DESERT.' 614 ·237 ·0488 . 9 a.m. to 5 1973 Chevy engine 6 cyl., •126. 74 Mazda part only e 1 00. 4 •pd. Toyota tran•· take over r•urnentl $116 . SORRY Y' WERE>I'T ABLE T'GET A DRINK O F WATER BACK THERE, OOOLA! p . m . Rogers Basement Waterproofing . shopo 11 ., 760 .00 . ' 83 . Hondo CB110F, 300 miles sq . yd . Call 614·992· 6173 . living room couc h, brown tweed . good co nd . 304· Water wells commercial and domestic . test holes, pump , sales and service . 304 -896 - WATER · BRIDGE Wheel of Fortune ffi Cisco Kid (!) USFL Football · Pitts burgh at Philadelphia STEAMER . Water removal. furniture cleaning . free esti · mate!l . 304· 675 - 2295 . MUTION AnsWer · She go t angry wil h th e trumpet player because he wa s dom g th is - Lose one to get two NC (]) MOVIE, 'Whose Life Is It, Anyway?' SHIP 3802 . I]) Family Feud Clark and Ed M cMahon host th is look at scenes never tn te nded for viewing by a p ublic au d1ence. (60 m1n .) ffi Kenny Rogers Live in Concert This Grammy Award -w 1nning singer per fo rm s at the Green sboro Coli se um in Gr ee nsboro . l'iETT7N' OUT.'•. TIDBIT Join Ihi Jumble L.,.,.,. FanCiubandlliCelvltiJO. e\Qhl·word Super J"mbhtl otYGry month For lrM sample• wrl1e1o: Jumb.. love,.. F11n C:lub. clr; lh ls Jlflwspaper, Boll S24 1, Grand C.ntral StaHon, New Yor\, N.Y. 1016l. lncludl yourn•m•. tOOIIU a nO 1tp cod• and Practical Jokes Dick '" I T... IT'G SOME iii!Yfl SU8/rlllfl!IYE, 1 (jUESS .. , tteY/,1 SOt'IEO/'IE'G GNARL "TOOT·TIMING " HER People 's Court fl.) One Day at a Time 8 :00 1!1 CII (IJ TV's Bloopers SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN Correct Craft & Ski Supreme. family aki boats. New & used . Parkersburg. WV 304-422 ·8433 or 304422 -2367 . Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an rn come o f less th an 5 1 2 , 300 Rent ing for 30 percent o f adjusted inco me . Phone 304-676 -6679 . ® &I or 675· · carpet 0 r Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby ffi Love Connection ClJ Or . Who J.A .A .Construction Co .Ru · 2734 . 62 Wanted to Buy your 82 Call 992 -7598 . or 446 -0269 . GET I 1!1 Cil Tic Tac Dough I]) I XI XI (Answers tomorrow ) ffi Inside Baseball ffi All In the Family HER! to sug- l~:~ne r s geSted by the above car1oon Jumbles· MOTIF (]) Fraggle Rock l TOLD Ht=R .. RINGLE'S SERVICE expe - 1980 Kawasaki lTD 750 , 2300 actual miles. like new . 82 Honda Magna V45 . Candy maroon, excellent condition, extras, $2 300 1978 Mercury Cougar loaded. new tires . S2.800 7: 30 ctrclen form the su rprise answe1 , "[D-( Answer here: A m / r--...1uffiL 10J arrange the Now [] ill) Mac Neil/ Lehrer Newshour Jeffersons rienced roofing, including . hot tar application, carpen · · ter , electrician. mason. Call • 1983 Honda V -66 motorcycle 3500 miles price $3,000. 1969 Cemaro ask · Call 61 4-367·0394 . 2 row JD cor n planter, pull .type . $200 . Grading blade 3 pt. hitch 9125 . Call 614 - OH,!:tAR. I TClD flER OOT Fetty Tree Trimming. stump · removal . Call 304 -675 · · 304 -675 · 2088 4560 . WHAi THE 51Aic:. PIICHEIC:. ll.IRNE.D 80XER ENDED UPAS. (jJ Entertainment Report ®I News RON ' S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and · Motorola , Quazar, and PROOFING . Unconditional lifetime guarantee . Local references furnished . Free estimates . Cell collect 1 - 614 ·949 ·2437 . Volkswagen runs, BORN LOSER 1\Jml I I I Saturday·s Tonight CI) Wheel of Fortune Iii ([) Wheel of Fortune (]) Nightly Business Gene Smith, 992 ·6309 . BASEMENT 1946 Dodge deluu coup, engine good, has some rust . 1973 scotchguard - water a:~.tra c · tion, deodorizers . FREE esti mates. ~easonable rates . 1!1 Cil PM Magazine ffi Here Come the Brides (]) Gl bLORIA, '!OJ HAD 00 RI~T 10 ffiL MN/..CIA WHAT I lOLD '1IJU 1J0T ANAFU News (]) SportsCenter ([I Sanford and Son Cell 614-388-9867 . Sales . Call 446· 2240 . 1983 S300 . Call 446·0782 . MF 1100 tract or. 100 HP , tobacco setter, tobacco sticks . 20KV PTO generator, 4 in . pump . 300 gal . 8 row spray outfit . Call 614 · 682 · 3931 after 6PM . For sale or trade, 1 0 used street bikes under $999 . Can be seen at Betz Honda 2169 6846 or 614 · 256·6791 . 256 · 1427 Motorcycles 1976 Plymouth Volaire, 6 cyl .. 0200 . Call 614 ·388 9328 . 23 16 One pair majorette boots. white siz e 5 % , S15 . On e ex panding yard pin f o r ba by 614- 388 -9710 7,00 1331 . '77 Jeep Wagoneer. Quadra Trac , PS, PB, AC, rear defrost, very good cond . Cil Rifleman Clllll rl2l ABC News 0 Cll®l CBS News Gil Hitch Hikers Guide/ Marcum Roofing & Spout - . ing . Now installing rubber · roofs . 30 years experience. · specializing in built up roof H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding. roofing. room addition. storm windows. Tee hee 0 (!) Mazda Sportslook house calls . Call 304·5762398 or 614 ·446 ·2454 . 1979 CJ 5 Jeep Renigade , new top . S3000. Call 614 - Ill Star Trek 1!1 Cil CZl NBC Galaxy exp. Cell 614 -388 -9652 . 1n (]) Carol Burnen 614-256-1182 . GENE 'S DEEP STEAM 1979 Jeep CJ · 5, 6 cyl .. 3 CARPET CLEAN . loaded with 8 :30 - Commercial and residen tial. free estimates. Call PAINTING· interior end e.~~: · terior, plumbing, roofing, some remodeling. 20 yra . byHennArnok1andBobLee [j) Powerhouse YOU I<NOW HOW MANY MI~I..I0>1AIRE'7 THEIHi'D &E IF WE MADE IT THAT IF THE IMNK CALL'7 U!>. We DON'T HAVE THE AUTH'oRIT'!' TO MAKE A PICKUP WITH OUT &E1N6 CALI..el>. STUCCO and PLASTERING Vans & 4 W . O. 73 4782 . Transport at ion Home Improvements stone. Cell 614 ·367·0409 or 814 ·367·7244 . $3,000 . Call446 ·0515 . Conditioned hay, out of the field . $100. per bale . Call AKC Cocker Speniel pups, 3 black . 2 bla c k and white . 3044 . spd ., 446 ·0857 . Reg .mini Schnauzer , hou se broken . 304 -773 -5125 af · ter 5 p .m . 1983 ' S- 10 Chevy PU. 4 spd .. AM - FM like new 86,395 . 1982 S- 10 Chevy PU. 6 cyl.. 4 apd .. AM · FM. vinyl coverbed, $6 .995 . 1981 Chevy Luv. 4 apd .. bed , $3, 996 . John's Auto Sales. Bulavilla Rd . Gallipo· lis, Oh 446 - 4782 . 614-843-5138 . Pet Bull pups UKC regis tered $150 each . 304 -773 - Trucks for Sale Quality bred polled hereford service bulls. Feeder calves . cow s. & c alves. Priced upon inspection . 614 -742 -3114 . AKC Registered Poodl e pup· pies starting at S75 . Call 446· 3101 367 ·026 0 . - - - -- 72 675-6799 . 5804 . 4 Livestock Full blood ed German She p ha rd pups S20. 1 white $40 . No papers. Call 614 - 388 ·8183 . 1982 Chevene. all extras 53 , 90 0 . l owe ry o r ga n . rhythm beats, $550 . C raft · mati c bed. king size Ca ll 63 Greenbrier Stables, we buy, sell or trade horses. 304 - 446 ·2 196 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE ~~~==::::::::::::::::;=~~~~/~~0~·-~~~~~~K~ 614 ·388· 9790 Firewood c ut up slabs S16 pickup lo ad . Call 614 - 245 - Sears a ir conditioner . 18,000 BTU with 20 yrds of 220 wire. e:~.c. cond Ca ll B1 CIMEN News WE ON!..'!' MAKE; A PICI<UP Boarding all breeds Heated indo or - outdoor facilities AKC Doberman puppies Stud Service . Ca11614 -446 - ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME UniCfarnble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square. lo form four ordinary words. 8:oo o rn m a m ®I a~ rl2l Services IDit ~ ~ ~~ ® 6/4/84 _,,., 77 18 tt . self contained, ca mper, bath , air ,and sleeps 6 . See to appreciate . 304 - : Pets for Sale itft~Nl Television Viewing 675 ·8912 . 56 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 EVENING tion . $3600 .00 . Call 614 · : 245·5807. 8221 . 12x60 edge of town on Rt. 558 n eed reference , 5165 monthly plu s utilities. no pets . Ca ll 446 -0822 . 578-2711 . Upstairs furnished . 4 rooms. bath , AC , clean , n o pets , adults onl y , dep . & ref . req . Ca ll 446 - 151 9 . APARTMENTS . mobile ho mes , houses. Pt . Pleasant and Gallipolis . 61 4 -446 · 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Dep . Call 446 -1609. 7PM N ew ly remodel ed 2 bdr .. equipped kitchen . c entral 11ir . $250 821 1h Second Av e . Gall ipo li s Ca ll 446 · Rentals KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® LUMBER -Rough cut. oak . poplar. 2x4. 2x6, 2•8. 1 x4 . 1x6. h8 . length available, 8 ft . through 16 ft . Hogg & Zus pan. 304 -773 - 6664. 614 .367· 7220 qarage . Upper Rt 7 . Aski ng 1959 Ri cha rd so n house tra 1ler . 2 bdr . $3 , 200 . Ca tl 55 Building Supplies CAPTAIN EASY 1976 1 4Jt 70 Rosemont to· tal elect 3 bdr . underp in · nmg . with re m ovab lf! 10~~:32 portion ca rport . S8 .500 Call 446 - 3 16 2 $23 .000 Ca ll 446 · 9327 Monday, June 4, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio AXYDLBAAXIt LONGFELLOW One letter slmply stands for another. I n thiB sampl e A ia used for the three L's, X for the two O 's, NC' Si ngle l etters, apoetrophea. the length and formati on or the word11 are all hial.l. Ea~h day tht code lt'tters are ditrer£'nt . CRYPTOQUOTES zxu WBUY KBAU " A DSBD" EBV BVU WBV ux BVU HYDDYP WBU Y DSYV DSBV JXWBV . - BUYNB PXZYPK KD MX SV Yesterday' s Cryploquole: THE HEALTH OF NATIONS IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE WEALTH OF NATIONS-- WILL DURANT �SUPPLEMENT TO: THE POMEROY SENTINEL Monday, June 4, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-l 0---- The Daily Sentinel Food prices drop High court backs redistricting ruling WASHC'ii.TO:\ tAP! The Suprem e CoUJ1loday pruhibited the uSf' of O hio's cu rrc•nt congressional d.lstri cts in elf"(.' lions after thi s year . Thf' just ic t?S. b\ a 7 - ~ \ 'Oft', uphf'ld a ruling that thl' distn~.:ts an" unequal in populdt iun .; md thus violate the con~t it ut ionally· rt'quired one-person, onP-vote principl£' . A thrw-j udge feder al cou11 that invalidated lh<' currml appon ionment pla n allov.·1'tl the di ~t licb to IX' used in 1%1. .Justices William H RPhnquist and Le\~· is F PowPll dissenlL>d . l1tey vott'd to s tud~ tht> case mon• fully b(tfore rssumg a dec ision. CoY . Richard F Cck•stP, othPr s tate off icial s and prh-.llf' citizens askrd !hi~ hig h <·ou r·t 10 :vin ... tdlf'lht • in,·a lidatNI Ohio plan . Ohio has 211 hlUS<' Sl'J IS, 1J held bv RP pu bl icans ~md 10 by· Dt•moc·rats. Tiw pl<:~n \\: as r nac ted t)\' thf'Ohio LegislaturP in 19~2 v..'ilh b<.~c king from both m ;..t j or p arties. Th<' 1hr('(' j uligc• fPdl'ral court that on'Jtunwd ThP plan last .January acknow lC'dgNi that 1h1 · a \·PragL' di ~ t riel dPYiclltXl from 1/lf' 1dral of ~ 1 -l. \ 7:{ b~ a littlr th;-m cHlf'- Wnttl of I IX-'l"L'l'Ill . T hC' popula tion df' \"iat io n l:x' tWl''(_'n lh f' la rgest and smaUf'"it di stric ts is k•ss than two- third s of onr J:>f'I"Cf'nt . Gut thr lm~' f'r <.'O UJ1 sa id t hPIT' v.'as P\'idPOCf' thil l the dC'\"i<J t ions cou ld murL' have t)e(>n a\·oidNl IT notPd that \-\"itncsSi:'s s.ud prcdsf' ma 1 hrmm ieal f'ClUalit~· could be' achif'vf'd with mon• time and effort. Therf'fon'. thE' lower cour1 said lh<' plan \'ioi<IIPd th<' pr-inciples By <XnTEN TIMJIERLAKE established by the Supreme Court last year in a case fromNPW Jersey. In that case. the justic-es said congressional districts may be unconstitutional even if the popula tion d1fference betwwn the largest and smallest is less than I percent. T he cu w ·t said population variances may be tolerable only tf there was" a good-faith effon to achieve equality" or if statescan justify deviations as nf"C'E'ssary to achievE' some other legJtimate purpose . In the Ohio ease. the tlu'-"'·Judge coun sa id the absence of bad intent ions by legis latorswhodraftc'll the distnctmg map is irrelevant. The three-j udge coun sa id that under the Supreme Cou11's 1983 ruling, ''\'vhen popu lation variances ran tx •Jl>duced and those variances arc not unavoidable, then there is an absence of good faith." The lower court also noted that the Ohio plan legitunatelywasdestgned in part to help Rep. Louis Stokes, the state' s only black member of Congress, and Rep. Ma1y Rose Oa kar, th e only woman House member from Qhjo, w in rP-elect.ion. Uul sta te officials failed l c prove "w ith particularity that certain dPvia t ions in the p lan were necessary" to help thetwoDemocrals, the lower court said . Surgil'al patient Murl Ours, Chester, is a sw-gical patient at St. Anlhony Hospita 1.1450 Hawthorne Ave .. Columbus, Ohio. Card s may be sent to Room 452. FLOAT - 1bls rural theme Doat will be making numerous appearancesacrosstheareabetweennowandfall.lthasbeennamedthe Sheets Band Wagon and features arnpltfleld music by Mrs. JennUer Sheets, candidate for state representative, Roger and Mary GUmore wtthTtmGiazeonthebass-Sidesctearedmomentartl,vonMernorialDay so the Ooat could taken part In the Chester community parade. Area deaths Bertha H. Carr Harold Payne Benha H . Carr, H() , Columbus, formerly of Pomeroy. M cArthur and At hens area died Saturday at her residence. ShewasamemberoftheHeritage Temple treewill Baptist Church and Mar ion Square Senior Citizens. She was preceded in death by her husband, M artin Luther Carr, and one son, Edmund Carr. She is survived by daugthers, Juanita Woodyard, Albany; Vera Stanley, Tampa F la.; daughter and son-in-law, E lizabeth and Edward Campbell, Cheverly, Md. ; Mary Alice and George Dotson, Reynoldsburg; son and daughter-In-law, Hubert and Launita Carr, Columbus; 17 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren; sisi.E'r and brotherin-law, Rosa and Millard Ball, Long Harold P ayne, 67, Wtnfteld, W. Va., formerly of Lake, W.Va., died Saturday In Charleston Area Medical Center following a brief illness. Mr. Payne was born February 19, 1917. He was a retired machine cutting operator for West Moreland Coal Co., Clothier, W. Va .. and a memberoftl)e U. M . W . He is survived by his wife, Margaret Payne; four daughters, Mrs. Robert Morns, Racine; Mrs. Jerry Cook , Clothier; Mrs. Paul Peterson and Mrs. Carroll Zickefoose, North Ridgeville, Ohio; stx sons, Jam es Payne, Scot Depot, W . Va.; Joe Payne, Lake, W. Va.; Charles Payne, H arold Payne, Jr. and John Payne, North Ridgeville; Robert Payne, Winfield; six brother s, Joe Payne, Donald Payne and James Payne, Winfield; Roy Payne, Nitro; Ronald Payne, Redhouse; Kendatl Payne, Forest City, N . C.; 28 grandchUdren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be TUesday at 2 p.m . a t the Winfield Baptist Church with the Rev. E. Ted Wall of:ficiating. Burial wttl be in Letart Falls Cemet ery . trlendsmaycallat Chapmans-Ersldne Funeral Home, Winfield today from 6 to 9 p.m . Bottom: several nieces a nd nephPWs. Funeral services w ill be held Thesday at 1 p.m. at the Heritage Temple F reewill Baptist Church, 2295 S. High St. Graveside service will be held at 4 p.m. a t Elk Cemetery, McA11hur w ith the Rev . David Boggs of:ficiating. Friends m ay call at the Schoedinger East Chapel. 5360 E. Livingston Ave .. today frum 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. i\P Bm+....s Writer A drop In tannprlceshelped bring about the 0.8 percent decline In grocery prices In the moot recent monthly marketbrulket survey by The Associated Press, economists said. Prices fanners received for their crops tn May fell 1.4 percent from April, wWle fa~mers' costs were unchanged, the Agriculture Department said last week. "Apparently, a good part of It showed up In retail prices, " said Michael K. Evans, head of Evans Economics, In Washtngion, D.C. Egg prices plummeted tn the market basket swvey, dropping to below $1 per dozen In seven oft he 13 cities checked . Beef and pork moved higher._ The marketbasket bill decreased In six cities, fatungan average of 4.5 percent It rose an average 2.8 percent In seven cities. The latest decline followed modest 0.1 percent dips in the previous two months, and dramatic Increases in .January and tebruary. Evans also attributed the over all M ay decline to "a return to normalcy ofthese prices," whkh he said w ere artificially inflated in the early part of the year by extremely cold weather. The largest market basket jump cam e in Providence, R.I. : 61 percent . The biggest decline- 13.8 percent - occurred in Salt Lake City, partly because of an extraordl- nary decUne In the price ot sugar, which had soared in Aprtl . The Associated Press drew up a random list of 15 commonly purchased food and non-food Items, checked _the price at one supermarket In each of 13 clUes on March 1, 1973, and has rechecked on or about the start of each succeedtng month. One Item, chocolate chip cookies, was dropped from the lis\ because the manufacturer dlsco!lttnued the package size used In \W survey. No attempt was made to welg\'lt the AP swvey results according to population density or in terms of what percent of a family's actual grocery outlay eac h llem represents. The day of the week on which the check was made varied depending on the month . Standard brands and sizes were used w hen available. The Items on the AP checklist were: chopped chuck, center cut pork chops, frozen ora nge juice concentrate, coffee, paper towels, butlE'r, Grade-A medium white eggs, creamy peanut butter, la undry detergent, fabric softener, tomato sauce, milk, frankfurters and granulated sugar. The dUes checked were: Albuquerque, N.M .. Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Da llas, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Providence, R.I., Salt Lake City and &>attle. SALE STARTS TODAY Good Throuch June 10, 1184 While qu1nlitlt1 l11t. Qu1niiiJ ripts rt~entd. We lfl not r11ponaible for IJPOiflpic•l errors. SorrJ lo Dtllen. ELECTRONIC INSECT KILLER /'IL ....,. 1250 WATT HAIR DRYER IT'S Ul«./ HEATED CURLING -.... C /'lore/co· BRUSH/IRON COMBINATION Economical · 25w low power consumption bulb . polaonous vapor or lr· rotating odor, Decorative Oe•ign . No . 2210. lightweight . 2 heat /speed settings, molded hanging cord loop . co ncentrator and 6 cord. I n\ For Steoks - Ground Beef ond Rec ipes ,.,. tmEPt "I NDIANA J O!<ES" ) I• I Choose from Cinnamon, Honey , Peanut Butter, Chocolate Chip. 16 Oz. Squeeze lottie 0100 ltEPKESENTi\ TIVF,.'; - Mr. and Mrs. Gerald PowcU of Pnnwro} n.•pr.-sented the Ohio Chapter of the ~ational Society of :\ndt•r.,onvilh.> rrct•ntly at Mt>moria] Day adivittes at Anderson\>·ilJe, Gi'"nq~ria . Gt' rald Pow£'11 is a direct dt>sccndant of Pvt. ~Jolm M<.:Eiroy , Company B, 9~'nd Ohio Infantry who wa.• l'aptu rc..t In 1864 b~ the fo nfederatt·s and confint-d at the fammL*'t AndersonvUle Confederate Prison wlu·n~ he di e d of s<.'urvy on Odoher lR, 1864. PowcU wa.~ rN·ogtli7.f'd alonJ.:: with sb:: ot hf' r d4'!"{'f'ndant!' of An ersonvilh.• Prl~nnf'rs at tlw Mf•mnrial flay Prol.{ram at And~·I'SOm• illt" aU.t•ndcd hy more th;m I ,000 peoplt•. Meigs County happenings Emergency runs Library has new hours riv e calis wprc answc•n'<l bv local unit s Sunda;'. the M eigs County r<C'w summer hours have IJe.t?n established for the Pomeroy Public Library . Dur-ing the summe r months 1hP library will bPopen from 'I a. m . to5p.m . M iddleport summer hours are 12 to 8 p .m . Monda.ys and from 10: 30 to :; p.m.. Tut>sdays I hrough Fridays. Emergency· Mcdi r:ll Sf'I'Vic(•s repo11s. A 11 : 14 p.m .. l t utland !<)()k l "ha rlcs Foley to Hoi!A'I M<'dical Center; Pomeroy at o: '*ip.m. took Margaret Stewa11 from 1hr l'omcro;· Health Care Center to O'Blencss f lospit al. Athens; Rut land at 6: 10p.m took Harry .Justicf' from Titus Road to Vetrrans MPrnuria l Hospital. Middlepo11 at 7: 12p.m . took LawrPncc Vancr from Co unt y Road ~and State Rout<' 7 to llolzPr Medical Center and at ~U il p .m . Pomeroy went to Sta tP RoutPl ·H fnr .Ja m1 ·s S.J ns burv, t.:-Jkent o \ 'i' h' rans );IPmOJ ial. Roostt•r.; to nwt'l Meigs;\ thiet ic f:lmstPrs w ill mPPI Tuesday, J une;,_ a t 7: 30p.m . at the high school. Veteran!'! MPmorial Sa Jurdav ;\dmissions --J effrey McKinney, f{, wine; Ha rold Scd ,.;ck, Tuppers I 'la ins. Saturday Dt " ' harges .lames Hayes, Ethel Drake. Su nd ay Admi ss ion -- William Weaver, Middleport . Sunday Dlscharges .. Nonc. MatTiage licenses I ssuC'd marriagC' Ucenses in M eigs County Probate Coun were Philip Raymond Werry , 21, Chesler, and JoyrP Ann Baker, 29, Long Bottom; Steven Lee Nelson, 28. Syracuse, anrl ChrLGty H ope Hensel , 28, Wilmore. Ky ; Michael Alan Baker, ~ I. H. I. I. Long 13ottom , and Robin HcnPC Ohlinger, IH, Middleport ; Nelson D. Watson , 72.Pomer oy,and Bnenda J . Tf'mpiC'ton. 43, Pomeroy. Court actions filed Carol Ann Schu ler filed for support under the Reciprocal Agreement Act In M eigs County Common pleas Court agal nst Jam es An hurSchuler. In other coun action. Lu Ann Evan s was gran ted a divorce from T erry Evans and Marcia M . Terry from Gary Terry each on charges of gTOss negi<'CI of duty and ex treme c ruPlty. Lodge meeting set opera tlng below peak efficiency. If the test is below that level of efficiency, CAA brings In heating contractors workingcloselywith the staff at CAA. The contractors w ill Install a new and more efficient burner on Ihe furnace. Applications and Information for the program are avatlable at CAA 's main of:fice in Cheshire. In Gatlia County, c all 367-7341, and in M eigs County, 992-6620. Emergency run 10 Oz. "Mustard \ Ohio Lolto: Twelve, fifteen. twenty, twenty-three, thirty-one, thirty- two HEINZ DILL SLICES LODEN'S 6TH AVENUE TWII PACK I (") 16 Oz. Applications sought for CAA fuel-oil furnace repair project Applica tions are now be ing accepted by Gallia-M eigs Communit y Action Agency from households participating in CAA's fuel oil-fired furnace program . Thr program is funded through a grant from the sta te and through p1ivate funds. T her e is no cos t to the househo ld involved. according to CAJ\. T he program ends .June 30. To qualify for the program, an applicant must have a fue l oil-fired furna ce and be Income eligib le for thp Home Energy Assistance Program 1HEAP1. If an applican t qualifies for the program, an inspector will come to the applican t's home and perform a pre-test on that furnace if it is HEINZ 51 SAUCE HERSHEY'S NEW TRAIL BAR FRENCH'S MUSTARD BARGAIN ltiATtNEES SAT & ~ AlL SEAfS $2.00 ADIIISSION EVERY TUESDAY $1.00 YOUR CHOICE $699 •Regular Price .. ... , , , ... . ... , , . .. ....... t 19.H •Ad Price ...... . ....... ..... ,.,.,, .. . . .. $14.99 • Len Mfg, Rehate ... ......... ..... . ... . .. t 5.00 Your Cost After Rebate 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT. 35 WEST Phone '"<e· 4524 Orange, Grope, Punch and plug It lh . Sanitary · No Ohio lotto winners CLEVELAND (API - The next jackpot In the weekly "Ohio Lotto" game i s estimated at $1 million, after four llckets were sold listing all six numbers drawn in the latest game, Ohio Lottery officials say. Winning numbers from the drawing Sa turday night w ere 12, 15, 20, 23, 31 and 32. The four winners wiU share a jackpot worth $3,896,400. The latest Lotto game had sales of $5,192,523, while holders of winning tickets will share $5,305,823, lottery officials sa id. Choose from Convenient • Hong It up Inte rchangeable stvllng barrels, brush featurs toperad bristles with ro unded tips , on / off switch , on -light , ready dot , cool tips, 6 ft . swivel cord. CIICI7 Hi·(~ CHOIC.E COM!NG SOO N~ "GREMLI NS" & " Gi-iOST BU STERS" DONKEY KOIG JUNIOR t--;::::::::::::::::::::::;::;::;:;:;:;:;::; sears 6 •;, Oz. ~ ~~ ~ brand CAT FOOD 3/77t; oz. Tender ~ Vi!!!!e ~ 83t; 11 Oz. 12 OUR LOWEST PRICE IN 4 YEARS POMEROY - Only one call was answered by local units on tliday , the Meigs Cou nty Emer gency Medical Services reports. At 4:14 a. m .. Pomer oy took Barbara Klein, New St.. to VPtera ns Memorial Hospital. PURINA MAINSTAY DOG FOtF.'OD""=="""" HEINZ PROCESSED DILLS 32 Oz . 4 Lb. HEIll SWEET PICKLES 20 Lb. Boosters to meet MIDDLEPORT A stated mecting of Middlepon Lodge .3@. P&AM, will be held at 7:30 p.m Tuesday wi th th e FPllowcraft Club to meet io the lounge at 6: 45 p.m. Retreshrr1ents will bese1w-<l follow ing the meeting. POMEROY - The Meigs Band Boosters wtll meet at 7 p.m. M ond ay in the band room of Meigs High School. Parents of instrumental music students in grades nine through 12 arc asked to attend. Weather forecast Clear tonight . Low near60. Light southerly w inds. TUesday, mostly sunny. Continued warm . High In the mld-ffis. Chanceofralnnearzero percent tonight and 10 pPrcent TUesday. Extended Forecast WPdnesday through Friday: Mostly fair weather through the period, Highs In the 80s and lows mainly In the 60s. 25 Lb. Purina~.oo Hi. Pro LG25537 OOG WEAl CLAIROL CUSTOM CARE CURLER RUGGED 11 H.P. LAWN TRACTOR sggggg CUT S250 GE, W.bri"8JIOOd thlnsotolllo, c-soo · ® $11 99 36 INCH MOWING DECK GOSPEL MEETING 16 Oz. IN STOCK READY TO PICK UP Tht curling Iron wHh on advanced vtlvety·toft clip ond barrel surface that cushions and protects ~our holr I New surfoce Improves gripping of hair and reduces ridges that can be caused by the clip . Tangle fr" swivel cord. Cool tip for eosv handling. Duol woltor. for worldwide travel , HHI r11t . eody dot indlcotes when unit 11 ready to use. Model C·5bo. ~!;!r:~~;: Switchable Hotline ... --=~ Deluxe 12-Number Memory Telephone with to life. AM/FM Stereo Headset Radio True Tone or Pulse dialing Works In both •tandard (rotary) and true Touch·ToneTM telephone modes . Westside Church of Christ At Laurel Cliff Road off St. Rt . 7 DIFFERENT SPEAKER EACH NIGHT Sunday Morntng: Landon Hope, his choice Sunday Evemng: Landon Hope, Marriace & Divorce Monday Eventng: Robert Rice, Apostacy in the Church Tuesday Evemng; Benton Cochran, Miracles Wednesday Evemng: Harold Davis, God's People at Work and the Congregation at Work Thursday E~ening: Hermon Mason, The Jerusalem Church Fnday Evemn~ : David Joy, The Sin of Ignorance & Indifference Saturday Evenmg: Larry Hayes, lnstitionalism NIGHTLY AT 7:30P.M. SUNDAY-10:00 A.M. and 6:00P.M. JUNE 3-9 AUTO SEAT CUSHION AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT N. 2ND AVE. GREGG & PATTY GIBBS l·tltC Almond c ream color W•ll mo1.1n1 adapter lncluOIIIrl. Mamor, l nOe• in baM O.U"-C~ MIDDLEPORT, OH. 800.626.2000 PH. (Ohio) 992-2178 (W. Va.) n3-9577 '19 HOUAS: llon.-Tues.-Wed.-fri. 9:30 to 5:00 T~urs. 9:30 to 12:00 Sit. 9:30 to 2:00 « • '' l 99 Full feature Switchable Tone / Pu lse di aling alters tru e tone or true pul~e for access to a lternat e long distance services 3 One-t ouc h emergency number memory • Plus memory for 9 more frequ&nt ly co iled numbers . Conve· n ient memory indu in bo~e. Night Br ightTM lighted keyp~ . r;,~ ? '""' U<"" '-'" lo """""' t:1...,ri< • lltr (..;[ An sMr Cc-nlti M00.026.1000 $4 9' 5 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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