http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9f7f09e1cffecd143bc771feacc829b4.pdf 65a40ac33cd2e6a0a10827d055fec3d4 PDF Text Text Page-l 0--The Daily Sentinel Area deaths Helen M. Engel Helen M . Engel. 69. Pomeroy, died Sunday morning in Pomeroy Health Ca re Center. Mrs. Engl'l was born Oct . 21. 19H . at Toledo. thl' daughter of the late Frank and Marinda Ridley Byers. She was also preceded in death b~· her husband. Franrls Yates Sr.; by a son , Francis Yates Jr. Mrs. Engf•l was a homema kPr . She was affl llated with the Baptist church She 1s survived by· one daughter. De~ r lr nf' Curry ofPomcro~~ : Ollf' son, Jack YatPs of Pomcro:v: two da ughiN·in -laws. Gladys Yates of S~Taruse. and Kathryn YatPs of University's Ohio Valley Experimental unit ln Point Pleasant. He was a member of American Legion Post 23 of Point Pleasant, and he attended Cllfton Methodist Church. Surviving are one daughter. Shirley Cline of Point Pleasant; five sons. Emil of Point Pleasant , Bruce of Pomeroy, Roy of Point Pleasant, Ray of Point Pleasant, and Danny of Clifton: two sisters, Beatrice Thompson of Letart . W.Va .. and Gladys Wolfe of Bartlett, Ohio: one brother, Lloyd of Pomeroy: and H grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are in· complete and will be announced later by the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason. Point Plf'asant: rwo sistf\rs . M atX'I Shra of Toledo. and Bernice Fuller of Marwlhead. Ohio; one brother·. William B~·ers of Toledo; ll grandchildren and three g~·Pat ­ grandchildrrn. Funeral Sl'rv icrs will be held atlO a m . Wcdnesda:v in Ev. . ·ing Funpral Home. Pomeroy. with the Rev. Dm·id Mann officiating Burial will be in Mrtgs Memory Gardens. F'riends may call at the funera l homf'fro m 7·9p.m toda:--·andallda y on TlJC'sda~·. Emil L. HoHman F:mli L. Hoffm an. 60, Mason. died this morning in St. Ma0t··s Hospital . Huntington. W .Va . Born April22. 191H, he was the son of lh<' lal<' l .uuis and Anna R1rkard Halfman of Clif tun. W.Va. He workt>d at West Virginia Virginia Kennedy Virginia "Ginny" KPnnedy dit'<l Saturday a I her home in Collierville, Tenn ., following a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband, Joe, formerly of Pomeroy: a daughter, Giner; her parenls, Roy and RuthMyers ofMennphis, Tenn.; a brother, Roy and wile: her father -in law and mother-in-law. Bill and Carrie Kennedy of Pomeroy; two brothers-in -law and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kmnedy of Pom<'roy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kmnedy of Hudson, Mass.. and s~era l uncles, a unts, nif'Cl's and nep hPWS. An-angements are being completed at the CollierviUP Funeral Home. Weekend emergency runs Loca l units were' kept on the move ovpr thf' weekend ansu.·'f'ltng numf'mu s ra ll s, the Meigs County EmergC'nC_\· Medi cal Services reports . Sunday ralls included Pomeroy at 1:117 p.m. to Burlingham for Ralph Kern, to Holzer Medtcal Center: Middleport at R: 4.1 a.m . to South Fourth Stri'Pt for David Ohlinger, to VetPrans Memorial Hospit al; Mid· dlcport at 7: ll p.m. to Syca'1'orc Street for Clyde Taylor, to Veterans Memorial; Middleport at !0:15p.m . to Hudson Street for Dorol h\' Jenkins to Vetf'rans Memorial. Rae in~ at7: 5~ p.m . to Ohio 1.24 tor Pam Wise, to St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg , W.Va.; Rutland at 3:54 a .m . to Horner Hill Road for Ann Quivey to Veterans Memorial. On Sa turda y at 11:37 a m .. Pomeroy went to the Pomeroy Health Care Center for Donald Grimm, to Veterans Memorial; Pomero:,: at 5: 19 p.m. to Pomeroy Pike for Rrva Simms to Veterans :vremorial; Pomeroy at 9:30p.m. to Kingsbury Road for Clifford Plantz, lo Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy at 10: 54 p.m. to Pomeroy Health Care Center, aga in for Donald Grimm, who was returned to Veterans Memorial; 12:09 p.m. Tuppers Plains to Reedsville for Rob Bennell, to St. Joseph's Hospital. Sunnyhill's fate left • • to state commission 8y FREDERICK STANDISH As.o;oclated Press Writer L\NSING. Mich . !API - A Michigan s tatC' r onunission takE's up J request tonight tha t some say "'ill c lean the state's air at thr expens<' of an Ohio 10"11 wh ich thrivPs on coal mining. At issu~ is whether two of the lht'('(' unil s at a Consumer Power Co. JXIWC'r pla nt may continuf' to bum high-sul fur coa l for thrc<' more yPars whiiC'other plants in thestdl l' bum low -sulfur fuel that gives off less pollution . The utilit .v says it w~nt s more limP to find a sourt:'r and sign contracts for low-suUur COd I. PPabooy Coal Co.. which supplies CunsumN Powe•r's Jann1•s H . Campbell plant. says it needs more time to find another market for tJw coal from its Sunnyhill Mine in southeast Ohio . But C'nvimnmcntalists sew timf' has run out . Thf'y contend continued sulfur emissions from th~ plant will contribute to acid rain and health pmblPms for some people. "Our as..'10Ciation and several others havP bf>en working on these issues for a long limP... sa id Alex Louery winners CLEVELAND ( AP 1- Holder s of two winning tickets ron·ertly nam· ing all six numbers selected Saturday night in tht• wL>ekly "Ohio Lotto" game get to share a j ackpot estimated before the drawing at $3.4 million. lollery officials said. Th~ winning numbers were 7. 24. 26. 28 and 38. Lottery officia ls have y~t to announce the exact amount of lhc jackpot and the Identities of the two winners. Thrnumberofplaycrswho correctly picked fl veofsix numbers or four of six and what thPy win b also yet to be announred. Sa les totaled $4,965,566, officials sa id. Next week's estimated jackpot for the game is $1 mUlion. n. File for marriage Two couples are planning marriage In the near future In Meigs County. • Michael Eugene Rinehart. 29. of Racine plans to marry Sharon Sue Barnett. 26, of Racine. Frederick .J. Blaetthar, 22, of Gallipolis, plans to marry Jamie Lynn Sisson, 21, of Gallipolis. Monday, June 18, 1984 Pom-y Middleport, Ohio Sagady of the American Lung As>'Oeiation of Michigan, which oppo,;p, the utility's request. "This is the very last t Michigan[ plantthat ha s to get controlled ." Sagady said the request doesn't meet statr requiremPnts for an ex tens ion. Jar Holmes of the Michigan Department of Natura l fu>sourres A ir Quality Divlsion agrff'S Holmes said lo get the extension. the utility must prove that com pliance with the low-sulfur regula · lion wou ld be impossiblE' or unreasonable. "We don'l feel there is ei th~r ." he said. " We don't see wh<'re that 1compliance 1 would put undue hardship on the company or the customer.'' Inside today: Court approves • • • ffiJeCtiOnS WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court today agreed to decide whether states may continue executing condemned murderers by injecting them with deadly drugs. The court will review a decision barling that method of execution unt U the federal Food and Drug Adminstmtion determines whether lethal Injections are a "safe and effective" way of killing death row inmates. In other cases dealt with today, the court : -Agreed to deride how long police officers may detain someone suspected of a crime when they do not have sufficient reason to make an arrest. The justices said they wUI use a marijuana-smuggling case from South Carolina - involving detention of 3() to 40 minutes - to decide how "temporary" such a temporary stop must be. -Left intact a ruling that the J.C. Penney Co.'s medical Insurance plan for its employees does not discriminate illega lly again st women . The court, without comment, refused to hear arguments that the plan-which deniescoverageforan employee's spouse if the spouse works elsewhere and has a larger salary than th<' J.C. Penney employee - unfairly limits coverage for husbands of many female workers. -Barred members of CongrPss from using the federal courts to force President Reagan to withdraw military advisers from El Salvador. The justices, without comment, rejected an appeal by 29 House members who filed suit in 1981, contending Reagan had not given the required notice that U .S. soldiers were being sent into areas where hostilities were Imminent. Practice set The Voices of Liberty will be pmctiring a 1 Pomeroy United Methodist Church this evening tJu·ough Thursday at 8 p.m. nightly. ThP practice sessions are in prPparation for a concert to be held at Royal Oak Park on Saturday, July 7. for the American Cancer Society. The group will be featured Friday, June 22, at Roush'sLanding in Racine with the flatboat Advm ture Galley II atTivcs. Co-op orders By the Bend .......... Page 5, 6 Classifteds ........ Pages 6, 7, 8 Cornlcs-TV .............. Page 9 Death§ ............. ... ... Page to Editorials ................ Page 2 Sports ........ ......... Pages 3, t 28. Thls will be the last time to on:ler unt USeptember. Leonard Bass, Syracuse, has retunred home following surgery at Camden-Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va. Games cancelled The weekly public games party Friday night at Racine Fire Station has been cancelled due to the vis i 1of Adventure Galley II barge over Heritage Weekend in Racine and Pomeroy. Deadly chemicals...Page 2 Zoeller Open champ ...Page 3 • e Vool .34, No.47 at Pomeroy Ashland Petroleum Co .. Ashland, K y. filed a lawsu it Monday in Meigs County Common Pleas Court for payment of $15.615fromCoaiPower Inc. Stanley D. Hunt. Sun Cha Hunt of Charlestown. Ind .. Patrick O'Brten and Larry Hunt were also named as d~fendants in the suit. The suit alleges the defendants agreed to pay Ashland Petroleum "any and al l monies dup" by Coal Power. The agreement, signed on Feb. 7, 1983, was an "unconditional and continued guarantee." The suit Is asking for money due the company, court costs, as well as l2 percent annual Interest, beginning on Sept. 22,1983 . Hospital News Saturday admissions - John Hoffman, Mason; Diana Starcher, Dexter. Saturday discharges - Edith Reiser, Linda Cozart . Sunday admissions - Clltford Plants, Middleport; Donald Grimm, Pomeroy; David Ohlinger, Middleport; Kathleen Oonch, Middleport. Discharged Charles King, Margaret Julian, WWJam Pugh Jr., Martha Roush. Dian~ Starcher. ••6\ ONE MD..LION RICHER - Anne M. Sonuners faces reporters in her College Park, Md. home Sunday, alter she won the grand slam home nm hit hy derby pairs a player with a contestant and pays Hthat player hits a home nm in a designated inning. The biggest prize, 00 annual installments of $50,000, Is awanled for a grand slam. (AP Laserphow). Baltimore Orioles player Gary R<lenlcke against the New York Yankees. Sponsored by a local bank, the Woman wins $1 million homerun COLLEGEPARK.Md.iAPi - A woman who hadn't been to a Baltimore Orioles game in 25 year s and had never heard of outfielder Gary Roenirke has become a "fan for life" after his grand slann homer won her $1 million . Anne M. Sommers. 45, a secretary from College Park. won a bank contest thank.s to Roenicke's home run in the eight h inning of the Orioles' &-2 win over the New York Yankees on Sunday. "I'm sure going to follow them now," said Ms. Sommers. adding she'd like to meet Rornicke. ''I'm ecstatic." Ms. Sommers, whowasautomall raUy entered in the contest by using her 24-hour banking card, was the first person tow in thecontPst since It began last season, said .Jane Allan Bowie, an Equitable B ank spokeswoman. Her name was r andomly drawn by the bank when Roenicke, whose name was also randomly selected. stepped up to bat in the eighth inning, Ms. Bowie said. Prizes are awarded to contestants if the selected player hit s a home run, with the biggPst prize going for a grand slam . Ms. Sommer s sa id sh<' hadn 't derided how to spend the money, bu 1 wants Jo m ove out of her 16th floor apartment. "I'm going to be very conserva tive with it," she said . Ms. SommPrs will recei ve 20 installment s of $50,00l a year. Ms . Bowie said. "My mom 's an Orioles fan fur lifl' now,'· said Tommy Sommers. 18. Carol Ga uger, Ms. Sommers' daughter, broke the good IIPWSafter her husband. Bob Gauger, called from a friend 's home where he was watching the game. "Nobody deserves it more than she does," Mrs. Gauger said. "She always put us kids first before herself. She's a great ladY, thoughtful, considerate and caring." Ms. Sommers said she had no plans to quit her$18,200-a-year job at Emerson Electric in SPabrook. "No, why should I? I have to go in tomorrow and let those people enjoy the excitement," she said. "I know two people who are going to celebrate tonight," Roenicke said after hearing his home run had also made Ms. Sommers a winner. "She's go ing to celebrate and I'm going to celebrate." Swale's death remains mystery NEW YORK I API - Swa le, thC' said. There were no signs of foul As a stallion pros(X'Ct. his value champion race horse that won two play, she said. was clOSI'r to $50 million, sources m legs of the Triple Crown and was "If it was done, it was done the breeding industry told The New worth up to $50 million, probably extremely subtly," she said. "We York Times. The newspaper said he died of heart failure. stroke or don't always know the answers . was insured for no more than $15 "somP toxic substance." an attend Tbere are cases where don'1 f'Ver million. Ing VE'terinarian sa id. find out the cause.'· The winner of thl' Kentucky Fritz said the three most likely~-----------­ Derby and thP Belmont Stakes causes of death, in order of collapsed suddenly early Sunday at probability, were "heart failure of Belmont Park after a routine somP kind, a stroke, or, and I hate to Middleport. Ohio I '!, -mile gallop. say it, some toxic substance.'' The 3-year-old colt, whose death '' He was nevE-r sick one day in his came just eight days after the life. He never had so much as an victory at Belmont, had been aspirin ," said trainer Woody SteT·Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. considered "a picture of health, the phens. "On his way back to the barn. SPECIAL PRINTING healthiest horse in America," said he was very playful, and seemed Dr. Rohert Fritz, the veterinarian fine .... Swale was being sponged who pronounced the thoroughbred SPECIAL NEEDS do\\11 by a !'!fOOm in thP walking dead at 6:55 a. m . circ l<' outside his barn when he It was initially bel ieved Swale, a J'l'ared. flipped over and collapsed ." AFTER 5 P.M. son of 1977 Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew. had suffered a heart . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ attack, but veterinarians who did an autopsy sa id they were unable to Immediately find out why the horse died . CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING FOR YOUR " The cause of death is unknown at this stage," said Dr. Helen Acland, who flew from thP University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center for the autopsy. It could be two weeks before results of Jests on Swale's brain and other body parts are known, she sears Home Appliance By The Associared Press . A young girl and a ronstruct1?n worker·dred and at least 15 other people were mtured when thunderstorms moving through Ohio lifted the roof off a · motel. snapped power lmes and sent debns flymg through communities. The g irl died Monday night at the Young;to\\11 Hospital AssociatJon's North Unit hospital. several hours after she arrived from the damaged Days Inn motel in Libertv Township. hospital spokesman Mark Hein sa id early today. He identified the girl as Audry Plucinski of the Traverse City. Mich .. area. Hospital spokPsmen said today two other people from the Days Inn w!'rc in guarded condition, while seve~ ":'<'re tre~ted and released. In ]un~s va;•ed from laccrat1ons to ncurolog;ra l problems, Hem sa rd. . lnCol~bus, ~onstruct ion worker Patnr kVanpaepeghen, 34, of Columbus, was killed when a 20-foot concrete block wall collapsed on him dunng a wmd gust, police said. . . F our co-workers esra JX'(l tnJUI'Y when th~ w~U fell over as they were lrymg to brace rt about 6 p.m . Monday. . In Cleveland, a 9-year-old boy on a tnrycle was severvly burned by a downed power line on the city's west side and three rnen werv hurt by flying debris near the ronstJ11ction site of the Standard Oil Co. !Ohio 1 headquariPrs downtown. Two ot her peoplt> sustained minor injuries whPn ? Ser:tioni, 18 Page!. '25 Cents A Multimedia In( N1Pw1pape1 By KATIE CROW Sentinel News Staff U aU goes well, Pomeroy Villag<' will have a 12f.l.bed nursing home Jhat will employ 00 to 85 people. Thls infmmation was rpvealed during last night' s meeting of Pomeroy Council. Mceting with council were Alan F . Scali, vice president of The Wallick Companies . Columbus, and Stevl'n C. Go ld ston. d eve lopmen t roordina tor. Scali told council the new nursing home will be known as Carefree Health Center. It will be located on the George Brown prop<'rty on Mulberry Heights. They have takm an option on the property. The property where the nursing home will be lora ted \\ill hav<' to be annexed by the vlllagl', Scali said . Scali stated between 80 to 85 skilled and unskilled individuals would be hifl'd. HP also stated thC'y would hire all Pmploy{'{'S thPy can from the area. Scali said he mu st file with the Stat!' of Ohio by .July l , for a certificate. They will be notilif'd sometime in SPptcmberorOrtober. Scott noted it wiU be a year befor~ construction will begin . Scali also noted they need three things: water, sewag~ and lax abatPment. He also commented that from all indications. Veterans Memomrial Hospital would not hav~ any troublE' supporting thP home. indicating a nN:d for an addilonal nursing home. Scali stated they needed help on watf'r and sewage and a tax br£'ak in order to pursue the huilding of thr nu r.;ing home. Counc il agreed to hav~ the villagl' solicitor draw up a r esolution to provide a larger wat£'r tine. £'X tend th£' sewage and to annex the property and dir<'Cted Mayor Ri chard S..vler to sign therPsolutionas soon as it is ready . Jn other matters, it was an nounced 14 new park benchl'swillbe placed in Pomeroy. compliments of the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club. Lions Bruce Teaford and the RPv . William Middleswarth told council the benches will have concrctPsides \\ilh two by fours and wtll be set in concretf'. The benches wil l be placed in front of the courthouse. Municipal Building, tennis courts, jun ior high building, ncar the stage on the parking lot, and two ncar th~ levi'<'. Expt'l'ssing their thoughts. coun cil felt the project was an cxccll<' nl one and gave their full approval. It was announced Tom Reed has secured workers through Commun il v Action. who will assist th~ rest of the summer mkeeping Beech Grove Cemetery mowed and cleaned. The traffic light at the bridge will be repaired as soon as they can find someone to do the work Mayor SPyler informed council. II was reported weeds need lobe cu t nea r the bridg<' and at Naylors Run. There is also a drainage problem on the highway that gars under the bridge. A rC>quest was read from Tom Reed to block off the upper parking lot from noon on Saturday until 5 p.m . on Sunday for Hertilage weekend . The d('('ision was left to I he disrtvation of Mayor Seyler. A resident m el with council in regard to the fine job the poli('('are doing on th.- parking lot s. The resident also suggested that trash barr'£'ISbe placed on lh<' two parking lots. :Ylayor Seyler staled extra policemen will be placed on the parking lot for the summer to control any p rob l~ms. Th<• m ;idmt also sug gested issuing parking tickets to eliminate ~ percent of the probl!'ms. AttC'nding were Mayor Seyler. William SnouffPr. clerk: Betty Baronick, Henry Werry. Bruer Rl'cd , Bill Young, John Anderson and Larry Wchrung, council ALL ITEMS sro~t!IDE 50 % 65721 CUT 514000 Kenmore largecapacity combination $29500 White PlUS TAX Price Includes Shipping Charge AND MORE. - - - AIJ. SEWING PATTERNS so~ EACH YOUR CHOICE BEN FRANKLIN OF NEW HAVEN 112-2705 New Haven AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT GREGG & PATTY GIBBS N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. PH. (Ohio) 992-2178 (W. Va.) 773-9577 HOURS: Mon.·Tues. ·Wed Fri. 9:30 to 5:00 Thurs. 9:30 to 12:00 Sat. 9:30 to .2:00 playing the Star Spangled Danner. The corrununitiL>s of Racine and Syracuse are hosting the Ftiday Oatboat vlo;lt with the publk invited w altl.>nd the riverfest type event. i\t left in the above photo l' Mrs. Ro<Lsh. rehabilit al ion of the ex istmi( dam The location of th~ curren t s t rueturP makes locking roncllt ions difficult and dangprous. offiCials have said. The small size of t he lock chambers result s in dela\'s ami higher barg<• transportation cost s. Tlle water bill also aulhori2Ps:!.11 million for navigational lmprovpmmts to Lorain Harbor, $7 .~ milliun for a beach eros ion proj<'CI at Maumee Bay State Park and $6 million for nav igaTional improvf'm~nt s tot he Cleveland harbor. If th~ House approves the bill. it sllU would have to clear thC' &> nate before becoming law. It wasn't immediat ely clear when the House would votC' on the measurP. The bill also included au thoriza - Cain wants opinion Dryer with easyloader door $37500 While Mason County Fann Musewn commission and a fonner Mason County superintendent of school•. will give his talk on river Jon' starting at 7 p.m. The progr:un, which includes toors of Adventure Galley 0, hegin' at 5 p.m. with the Southern High hand House debates Gallipolis Dam bill Monday, takes no action As.o;oclat.ed Press Writer WASHINGTOI\ !API - The House is expected to vote soon on a water resources bill that inrlurtPs the authorization of$260million for a dam and locks project nca r Gallipolis, Ohio. The House dPba ted 1hr bill Mondav but took no final act1m1 TheG;llipolis project is part of I hr water drvelopmPnt act. wh ic h would authorize studies. dt•sign. cons111Jclion and modificat ion of water projects by thrArmyCorpsof Engin('('rS. The provision calls for cons truction of two n('w locks in a cana l that would bypass thp existing Otuo River structure. I I also prov id~s for 23701 2-speed, 5-cycle Kenmore washer RIVER WRE SPEAKER - Walden Roush of Point Pleasant, right, shown here thi~ spring receiving the 1983 West Virginia Communlty Volunteer of the Year Award from Gov. John D. Rockefeller IV, will present a brief talk ahout the area's river heritage as part of the program when Adventure Galley II, the reptica of an hi•tnric ll!OO's Oatboat. swps at Roush Landing, off Route 121 near Racine, F'riday. Mr. Roush, who is pN'Sident of the By J i\MES HANN .\11 SPRING REDUCTION SALEI Sale Ends June 30, 1984 TllP <'astern wing and upper floor of I he two-stm:,. Days Inn wC'fc hardtost Int. The Holiday Inn had brokPn w indows. ThP storm caused a total of at least $1.5 million in damage to th~ arl'a. said LibertvTow nship FirrChief Arthur Carnahan . A. downburst , rathPr than a torna do. caused the damage. sa id Joe Vazw uf the 1\at ional Weat her Service at Youngstown. who visited the s('('nc. Vazzo told the newspap<'r thercw~re no re-port s of a tornado. mf'mlx'rs. SALE .. Final 2 Weeks" they reportedly were struck by lightning aboul 4: 30 p.m . at the T anglewood Country Club golf course a 1 Pcrrvsburg in northwestern Ohio. A Cl<'Veland Electric Illuminating Co. spokPsman said as manv as 2a.OOJrustomcrs lost elect neal power for a time Monday night because of do"11ed lines. At least 50 or 60 people from the Days Inn and the Holiday Inn next door were evacua ted to other nearby hotels after a downburst hi t. The ! Warren I Tribune Chronicle reported. Option taken on land for new nursing home G11 5th Street ent1ne Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, June 19, 1984 For those who have an interest in the area 1hat depends on the Sunnyhill mine. the issu~ goes ,--------------------------~ be:,:ond rules and regulatlon.s. Suit filed • Ohio storms kill 2 persons., 15 hurt 614-992-7626 Returns home Clear tonight. Low near 60. Winds noriherly around 10 mph. Sunny Wednesday. Hlglt near80. Chance ol rain near zero pereent tonight and Wednesday. Copytightod 1984 Specialty Graphics Meigs Food Co-w will be taking orders Thursday, Junp 21. from 1-3: 30 p.m. at the SPnior Citizens CmtPr for delivery Thursday, Jun<' Alcohol abuse•.. Page 5 Weather GAlLIPOLIS LOCKS AND DAM - 1be HOWie Is expected w vote soon on a water .-.rces bOithat Includes the authorization of S2IJD mDllon for a dam and locks project south of GalllpoUs. 1be House debated the bill in Washington Monday, but took no DnaJ acUon. The Gallipolis project Is pal't ollhe water developmenl act, which would authorize studies, design, construction and modification of water projects by the Atmy ColliS of Engineers. 1be ; provision calls for constmctlon of two new locks In a CAIIal (on right in photo a hove) that would bypass the existing Ohio River structure. It abio provides for rehabilitation ol the exl.tln~; dam. 1be location of the current structure makes locking conditions difficult and dangerous, officials have said. 1be small size of the lock chambers results In delays and higher harge transportation costs. Maxine Plummer will makf' a payment of $6,500 in re turn for dismissa l of a theft in office charge. although to whom the payment will be made remain s in doubt for the momen1. The paymmt was pa11 of plea bargaining ag;-eement reached Monday by Gallia County Prosecu tor J oseph L. Ca in and Daniel M . Hunt . Mrs. PlwnmPr's Columbus attorney, which slopped an anticipated week-long trial in Hocking County Common Pleas Court . Ca in said the money could go to either Gallla County or to lhe GaUia -.Jackson -Meigs 648 MPnt al Heaith Board. over which Mrs. Plummer presided as executive director from 1'l71 until last Sept<'I"Tlber. But Cain said he wants an opportunity to get an opinion on the Issue before the case Is settled . Mrs. Plummer was secretly indictl>d by a Ga llia County grand jury last December for thPft in offt r~ and for using hPr o!fice to influence a public I'Onl rJct. The charges surrounded jXlym<>nt of more than $9,00l to her son. Jeffrvy, for work " not performed" between Februarv 1978 and ,lanu arv 19&1. and for three contracts wii h Jeffr'l'y Plummer issued in 1979. While the trial has been short circuited by the agreement. both sides wlll appear before Judge James E . Stilwell in Logan aga in Wednesday . Cain said Mrs. Plummer is toenlerawritten plea of no cont est to the second charge. Although she rntered an oral plea on the record Monday, Cain sa id state l aw requires a written plea . Stilwell is to study statutC' for the definition of a pubiic contract. but lion for the fol lowing Ohio flood control projects: ~~~ .2 mill ion for the Miami Hi\W at Fairlrl'ld; - $9.1 million fur I hl' St·iuto Hi\"('r north of Chillicot he; ~$6.7 million for the Hoc king Ri,·er at Nelsonville; - $6.4 million for the Muskingum River at Killbuck: ~$6.2 million for the llrx·king River at Logan: -$6 million for lh~ Lillie wl iilmi Ri,·rr south of Da~· t o n : -$.1.5 million lor the Muskingum River at Mansfie ld: Thr mra s ut"f'al ~owould a u!hor i;.c loans of ~ ~ ~ .i m:llion for " Wi! lrr supply· pmjN't at Wilir am H . Hi!rsha Lake at Oh io R 1\'Pr Basin. Ohio • OD ISSUe Cain said hf'!' mJintuining 1he p;sition of the indictmmt. "We feel it 'sa public ('()nt rac t that was issu('(). ·· hf• !->a !d . Cain d('('lined further comment untilth£'rasc is scllll'd The trial wa s to ha ve been held in Logan alter St il well. ass igned to 1he case by Ohio Su preme Court Chief .Justice Frank Celebrc:z:ze, reconsi dered a change of venue motion introduced before Gallia Common Pleas .Judge Hi chard C. Roderick in March. At the time. Roderick declined to consider the mol ion until attempts to seat a jurv were made and the effect of n~wspaper coveragp of Mrs. Plummer 's activities werl' detl'rmined. Prior lo Stilwell's approval ofthe motion in May. roughly 60witnesses each had been subpopnaed by both sirlf's. �Comment The Daily Sentinel Ill Coun Street Pomeroy . Ohio UEVOTEU TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS.MASOI\' AREA .... ~ 8!m~ F""T""'L...~...,....·~d·J=4 ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher P .o\T WHITEH E.o\D Gent> raJ Manager DALE ROTHGEB , JR. News t: dltor A :'tt'EMBER of T hl' :\ !>isocla ted Press, Inland Dally Press 1\.ssodation and th e .\m erlcan !\' ewspa pt" r F"uhlisher .<\.!;sucialion. I.F.T'l'ERS OF OPIMO:'\ arE> Wi•li'onwd . l'hr)' shou ld hf' lf':'ls thlln .100 worM lonl( .\111.-ttt•ro• are ~u h)t'( j t o ('dlllng .md mu st he slf!:ncd with nam e, addr ~s and tt'leph on£· numbt•r. ~n un ~i~~:n!>d l('ltf'r" will hP puhlls h e d . Le-tters s ho uld be in KOod t a.o; l p, addr N>is lnll: issu t'!». not (M'rsonalitl('" ------------------~ Perceiving reality • In dollars & cents While houSl'holds, busmesses and ot her inst itutions are resolved this year to watc h their dollars more carefully, Congress w ill spend about 16 percent more on itself. Th<' mconsistency of this is remarkable in itself. beca use no louder chorus than Congress has been heard singing the hymns of austerit y and of getting America back to U1e business o f in vesting w isely. But , should members of Congr ess be blamed. or should people realize that senators and r epresenta tives are ortlinary mona is who arc victlmlzed bv what seems to be one of the financial laws of nature? · That law postu la tes that the less involved in the earning of funds to be spent the easier it is to rationalize the spending of thPm . For Congress. the rat ionaliza tion is obvious: The 16 percent increase, based on an analysis by the Tax Foundation, am ou nts to $230 million additional dollars . And that. of oourse, is only ~1 for every man, woman and child. Restated , the Jaw becomPs even m ore obvious: Thf' closer you are to the earning of funds the morP difficu lt 11 is to pan wi th them . especially in wasteful ways. Those who ea!ll a paycheck know that. They arc aware also of a relatC'd financial law of human behavior, and have witnessed it over and over again. It is that big numbers lose thPir reality. Almost everyo ne from the age of two knows the value of a single dollar, since thPy can rPiatf' 1t to some goods or services in the marketplace. But when the stakes are r a1sed a billion times , their understanding is dulled. The phenom enon may ix' involved m the behavior of congressm en who drive four-cylinder Fords, return bottles for the 5-cent deposit , and carefully check the grocery tape, but vote $50 million for special interest boondoggles. It may be involved also in the abllity of voters to relate to the $72.200 S<llary of an individual sena tor or rcpresentativ<'. but who cannot fathom the total costs of Congress. which are estiD1ated at $1.67 billion. A third related law of spc>nding might involve m embers of Congress especially but almost t•veryom· rl.qc too. ThP l aw · Third -party payments buffer tll f' 1mpact of costs and oflf'n IT'sult in p;reatcr tha n necessary spending. Elected officials seldom spc>nd thc1r own m on<>y on l avorite projects: they spend taxpayer s' money . and according to taxpayers and the Grace CommiSSIOn on w aste in gove rnment, they bestow it too lavishly. But th at same accusat ion is madf' in tlle priva te sector too, especiaUy in regard to health care . l n fact. it is often argue<! that lll'alt h·car<' cvsts would rise mor<' slowly if third part iPs - insu1ws - didn't ••xist But they do - and spending on hPaJth is almos t as rr•s L<.; tant to a ustf'nty mf'a~Urf>S a~ is government spending Berry's World Zoeller sets playoff mark, beats Norman for Open title Tuesday, June 19, 1984 Preventive detention _______:J_am_e_s_J._K_il=-pa_tr_ic_k WASHINGTON- The Supreme Coun wrestled the other day with as tough a problem as you are likely ever to find In criminal and constitu~onal law The problem is : How may we protect society from the really vicious child? And how, then. do we protect til<' c hild ? T he questions arose in the context BUB HOEFLI CH :\ sslstarH Publisher Controller Page 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeray-Middleport, Ohio of a New York i•w that permits the " preventive detention" of j uveniles in certain cases Every state in the union has such a law. and thP rouns of eight stat es have upheld them . But until Junf'4 , in thPcaseofSchall vs. Martin . the SupremE' Co urt rwvPr had passed upon t he matter. The Pffect of the oourt's 6-3 decision is to give juvenilt> court s a llttle more leeway in dealing with youngsters whu present "serious risk" to thr communit y. Tht> opin ion leaves m e of two minds. On balance. the decision mNits applause. It is hi gh time we began to think more about protect · lng society from murderous young punks and less about protecting the punks' precious civil liberties . But we ought also to reflect that these liberties are indeed precious, and that bad judges m ay abuse them . These were the facts : In December 1977. a 14-year-old named Martin was charged wilh fi rs tdegree robbery. second-degree as- sa ult and criminal possession of a loaded gun. Another 14-year-old, Kenneth. was arr estC'd in 1978 for att empted robbery. A third 14-yea r old. Lui s. was c harged in 1979 with an attempted armed robbery in which he and four ot hers were accused of putting a gun to a man's head: th is was Luis' fourth appearance on fe lony charges, including the knifing of a student . In eac h case the t>vidence of g-uilt w as overwhelm ing. At arra!gnmt'nt. Pach of th(~ yout hs was put under prevenllve detention. one for eigh t days, one for 13 days, Ill<' third for 21 days. The Family Court found that each of the defendants presented a serious risk that, If released, he wouJd commit new crimes before trial. T he three cases were lumped together for Supreme Court review. In writing for the high court, Justice William Rehnquist posed two questions: Does the New York statute sentf' a legi timate s tate objecti vp? Are the proced ural sa fpgu ards suffi cient to accord the juvenile offender the protections known as "due process of law 7 " SL" justices sa id "ves" to both questions. The legit irnatp statr interest scarcely nPeds discussion rn 1982, the last vea r fo r whic h the FBI has figun•s, juveniles under the age of 18 were cha rged wit h more than 76.0CKJ violent cnmes. Filtt?(>n-yearolcls. for exa mple. figu rC'd in 234 to summon one's own witnesses - all these elements of "due process" are provided . Pretrial detention orders are subject to appeal. Such orders, of course, are predicated upon the finding of the Family Court that the youthful offender is likely to commit a new Cli me if he is turned loose. "There Is nothing inherently unattainable alx>Ut a prediction of future crimi nal conduct, " sa id Re)mquist. "Such a judgment forms an important e l ement in many £ The court 's th ree dissenters, speaking through Justice Thurgood M arshall, emphatically disagreed. It is "impossible," In their view, r eliably to predict crimina l behavior. E rrors will be made. Youngsters wUl be held in juvenile facllltiPs 'Go AH~ AND fr<mND TO (().lii~R ASUMMI(, CHIEF~ NO&:>DY WIU. lA~ 'bJ S£00-ELV.'' By KEN PETERS i\P Sports Writer d£:'\Piopt;•Ll a chcJT\!ca l watiarf' C3pability Wiltl Sov 1ct help. I pomtcd out that 1t1P Iraqis wf'n' mismatched in manpower a nd rrsnurcPS and might haw• to rP iy on soml' supen\'f'J.pon to ov Prcom r I ran '" numf'r1f':Jl supPri orit ). Poison gJs would bf' the logif'al , if inddPns ible. rf'Coursf'. I wro t£' A modest .suggC'.'< l lon: ThC' U n1ted Na tion ~ . \A, hich rondPmnC'd thC' usf' of r ht>mil'al wP~qxm ~ in the Prrs1an Gulf Wa r. should nut unl v nJrnr Iraq as thP cul prit bu t should also irlrn t1fy thp n <:~ri o ns thd t provtUt>d Iraq w1th th(' knov.:-llow .::~ nd th f' cumpan1rs that sold Iraq thr in,[..,'l" f'dip nt ~ WATCH 01\ THI-: FED Viet> Chairmctn Pr(•s ton M<.~rtln of th(' Fl'dPral R('~f' !"\ ' 1 ' Bon rei ha"' won a n •putation a ~ ,'.m .ulrpt off1 c 1al who kn ows w hPn to kC'f'p h1s mouth shu t. A lmost as soon a<> hr \\' dS appoint('d in I ~IR2. hi s tics to thP Whi tl' Housr madf' him thf' hp ir Jppa rrnt to Chairman Paul Volt.'kf'r. But suml'thi ng happcn£'fl on thf' way to tht' chairma ns hi r M drtin's mi stake ma.v havr hf'f'n rrm aining in the bnrkgmund. th us being ldrnt ifiPd too cl osf' l ~· wit h Vokkrr's po liciC's . L acking a strong a lt r rn a li v£'. Presi d£"nt ilf'aga n rr appoin lL>d Vol cker las t summC'r - a m ovr since r cp;rcottC'd by thf' WhitP Housr. Martin ha s rC'ccnt l~· b('(•n speaking out m orP, assprtin g his po licy disagr ('{'mf'nts wlt h Volckf'r and ad\·ocating the R eagan linr that intf'res t ra t('s sho uld stay low If Volckcr rr~Jg n s as ('Xp0C tN I att rr Inaugura tion D ay 19R:i. M anln wUI tx• in n good position to replace him - that is. provided Reaga n is still prC's idf'nt B OONDOG G L E OF' T H E WEEK: What' s the price of burraucra tic pride? In a recent Transportation D epartment caS(>, it amountl-'d to $35,<XXI. Thr Ft-'deral Avia tion Admm istrallon had 9,<XXI copies printed of a ma nual titled , ''Na tion al Airspace S_ vs trm Plan ." But it wa s p1inted brfor r Trr~nsporta t on Department offi cials had comple ted their re\1 f'Ws which turned up SE'Vf'r al erro rs. Two pages of correc tion s \\·o uld havt• takPn ca r f' of the probl<'m . But departm<•nt offi cials refused to authorize insrrtion of a nv errat a !JGtgPs. To do so. according to an tntrrna l m emo. "would - impact nrga ti ve ly o n t he agp n cy's credibilit v." So to rove r up their embarrassment, and to keep the agency 's image shining bright!,· if artifi cially , the burmucrat s ordered the 9.00J copies destro_vC'd. BEHIND THE SCENES: S.m. Edwa rd KennC'dy , D-M ass .. was an unsu ng solicitor conciliator In thf' Democratic leadership's effort to bn ng Walter Mondale and Gary Hart together . Alarmed by r eport s from Democrati c monpy men that con tlnuf'd di seord could m ake the r acf' aga inst President Reagan a lost r ausC'. an cl could discourage big contributors, K ennC'dv quietlv persuadt'd thf' t wo ri vals to lav down thr ha tchet , if not burv it. · Majors ~ · •rk t, ]lt il R) 'Thl· \.-..: · IJW'o:ll'n~-. ,\Mt.:HH ,\.'I; t..t.:.M il t: t.:\."'1' Ul\'l'OIIl' " I. 1~ 17 II '!! r: !'I II ~~ _., t'> Trrrt•fltrJ Jl.:illlrW>I't ·~ l' lllfl ~ ' "" Yn1ll Mllv., >uk" ( '1,,1'!,1!111 \\l}OT .,, ,flfll""lf t '\, ~, ~ fiH ;-u - tf>l "''' -1"1 .J.'' ~ 11 Jt. II" ~l.l ·'I' ' tt. \1 ,r. - ~I !'i".! I t' T.! ~~ r r~ 1 J, ~~ J 'I !t ~. hi . !'' ~ \Jnnda_v'-. I ;Nil!.,., Y•uh '.1.. !Jo •t r ull I -l'H ,1! [), IP~ I • \\itt ,, lllh ' " ' ~ I 'ITt. 'H I :\(, To -' '" ,--;],"\l.t1 1 lllO!fll> h ' " I I\ I IIIHt!!< 1lhun' • Today In history Today. is Tuesday, . JunC' 1~. the 171st da y of1984 There ar~ 195ctays left in the year. Today's highlight in his tory . On June 19, 195.1, Ju liu s and Ethel Rosenberg WNe executC'd at Sing Sing Prison in Nrw York after being convicted as spi~s for the Soviet Union . On this date: In 1586, English colonists sa ilrd from RDanoke Island. N.C .. after fatting to establish England's first pennanent SPttlement in America. In lll62, slavery was outla wed In U.S. territories. In U167, Mexico's deposed emperor . Maximilian. was executed . In 1934, the Federa l Communica tions Commission was created. In 1977, Pope Pau l VI proclainned a 19th-cent ury Philadelphia bishop, John Neumann. a saint of the Roman Ca tholic Chu rch. T en years ago: Back at the White House following a trip to the Mideast. President Richart! M . Nlxon said a " profound and last ing change" had taken place In that part of the world. Five year s ago : M ost D.C.- 10 airliners opt•rated by E w·opean caniers went back into service after being ground<'!l after the Chicago air crash the month before NE W YORK 1NF.A t - Unt il rf('en tlv, notin g thl' pu1Jl1r .1 nd co ngr e~s i o n a l hull abal oo 0\'P r "aC'ld ram." I had assumro thi s phenomPnon was j ust ano ther stick di scovrrrd b~' !he usua l busi nf'sS· hatrrs whPrewith to bf'at the usual corpnralr dogs I ought to havC' kn own txottr>r than to assu m e that thrrt" was somf' fa c tual basis for thl' ch•rges. T he tr uth, I havr now lea rned, is that non<• has yrt bPPn dem onslr a tPd . I t is a fact that som e 219 sm al l lakes In lh<' eastern Un ited States have been fou nd to be highly acidic. to the point where they ar c unhea lthy fo r game fi sh. Th<• cro -f rt"'a k s, l ea ping o n t hi s. promptly conc luded th•t the villai n was sulfur dioxide emiss ions from MldwestNn c oa l -fir ed powe r plants. and have proposed spending up to a hundred billion of other pPOp le's dollars to rect ify the pru blem Never mind that it 1s l arge J ~· thf' mind!Pss opposition of thf'S£' sa m e Pco-freaks to nuclea r p<w ..·rr that forC€'d us to r C'ly so hC'a v il~' on coal -fired plants in the first place. Instead, not <' that the acidity problem is hardly widespread: Of thosC' 219 lakes. 206 are In the Adirondack Mount ains of New York. and toget her they comprise only four percent of that state's lake sutiare. Bu t that ' s onl y the beginning. T here is seri ous reason to doubt that power -plantemiss lonsof sulfur dioxide are r esponsible for such acidity as exists in those lakPs. For one thing. som e ofthPf'l w erraeidlc long before th<' fi rst coa l-firm power plan t w as built In th<' Mid west . And this Is hardly surprising, for according to a Hudso n Institut e stud y thP " m or humu s" th rough which ra infall filt er s on Its wHv into the lakes ma v contain as mu.c h as a th ousand tirTIPs thf' ac id that falls from thC' sky in J yra1. MoreovC'r, thr increase in acidit y in r C'cen t vf'a rs may be dirl'ctl y rrlated to rof all things I our succrss in preven t mg for('st fires. Such flrrs co n ~ um e t h(' a f oremr nt lo nr d highly ac idi c hum us. and replace 11 temporaril y with a layer of alk aline ash. Ff'YI'Pr forest fires. therC'fore. mean morr humus. less as h -a nd higher acidlly Well, then. but wha t about the forests? Once again, it is a f act that the growth of cer tain tree species has been inhibited in recent years In va rious part s of a number of our eastern fores ts And once agai n the <'CO-freaks have lea[lPd on sulfur dioxide f'm iss1ons as the culprit. But . as EPA D 1rector William Rucklesha us rc<'Cntl y told Congress. a m ajor c utback In sulfur dlox idC' Pm isslons might actuall y makE.' forest d ::~ m agf• worse. Many scientists believe the principal ca usrs or such dam age arc nifratC's, ox ldnn ts and h<'m-y metals te.g. lead! In the atmosphere. "Thi s." R uck iPshaus warn s. '' raises the possibility that If wr act too quickly. W(' may con trol the wrong pollutant. bringing abou t an Increase In, say, nitrogen oxides when sulfur diox ide emissions are cut." Such subtleties, however, are simply wasted on the typical eco-freak m ent alit y. Such a person enjoys posturing (to himself or herself, as w ell as to others! as a pure-minded friend of the env ironment. The sa tlsfac tton of sticking a thumb In the C'ye of those fat-ca t utility magnates Is simply a well-deserved bonus. 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'" ' " Welcome to the first 'PariiSBn Rhetoric Controt Talks .... " <lcfealing Greg Nonnan In an 13-hole playoH. The two had finished tied lor flrsl place following regulation play Sunday. (AP La.""rphoto). HOW SWEET IT IS! ! - F=y ZoeUer kisses the U. S. Open championsWp trophy on the 18th green at Winged Fool GoU Club In MaMaroneck, N.Y. alter 1 hu -~ ~~~ that Iraq "as buyi ng a large quantit y of potassium fl uonrlf'. anot hf'r compound t ha t ra n tX' usf'd 10 make nervf' gas . What mad(' US officJa ls suspi cious was tha t the shipmrn t - an m<Tf'diblc {} .:1 tons - wa s to bC' rushed to Iraq by a1r. Th is is an unu sually hig h priuri t_ v for thP trans port of c hprnicals. Thr ordrr had also b<'!'n placrd bv Iraq's ''Ministry of Pcs ticidrs. ·· an agrncy the Swte Department dirln't th ink f'xi stf'd . On March 2. the FBI infor med the Custom s Sc-rvicC' that thf' shipmPnl was Pl lhe r at K C"nnedv Airport or on it s wa~· thrTC' . Cus to m s a gt> nl s chC'Cked and found 74 drum s of pota.s.siurn fluo ri de sitting in a 1\LM rar go an.~ a. addrrssC'd to thr " Ministr,· of Pesticides" In Baghdad. Thf' drum s wPre schedulf'd 1<J IX' shi pped to I raq via E urOIX' in a matter of hours . Custom s officta ls PmbJrgoPfl 1hf' sh ipment. After that clos(' ca ll . Comm e rc~ St•eret ary M alcolm !laldrigf' banned fi V<' poison-gas ingrC' diPnts from sa !C' to I raq a nd Iran. The Reagan ad mini strati on, despit e it s sccrrt decision to "till" toward Iraq in the Persia n Gu lf wa r. also deno unced tl1f' I raqis for usin g poison gas against Iran's fin a nc1 al "soldiers of I slam." ThP lruqts wen: denied usin g pol son gas, a class of weapons tha t has bePn outl awed by treatv and mutual dread since World War I. But I warnPC.I as earlv as NuVPmbcr 1900 th at the Iraqis ha d Norman, known as the "Great White Shark," was speared by weapon of his own - the crosscountry putt . Norman provided the greatest drama of regulation play when he dropped a breaking, across-thegreen pull of perhaps 50 feet in length Sunday to save par on thl' 72nd hole and force the playoff. Each finished four rounds at 276, four under par. But. long as that putt was. Zoeller made one of rvengrmterd istance in the playoff . After both players had birdied the first holP in a mtsting rain, Norman POl\I'J'IAC, Mirh. ti\P l - The Michigan Panthers ar c bark, at least that' s what som e of the d<'f<'nding U nited States Football League champions are saymg after they handed the Okla homa Outlaws th<'irnmth straight loss toqualifyfor the playoffs. Bcbby Hebert. 1l'lurning to the lineup aftpr m ore than a week' s absence because of a st ra ined right knee. f1rC'd four touc hdown passes :vronday night to lead Michiga n to a 34-24 victory over the Outlaws. I t was only th<' Panthers' third vic tOI)' in 11 gam rs. but it rai sM th<'ir rC'<'ortl to ~- 8, good enough tor onP of thC' two Western ConfrrencP wild -card plavoff berth s. Oklahoma. alrpadv Plimin•ted ftum pia\ off oontt'nt ion, is 6-1 1. H ouston cdw'll S.. n Antonio 2!!-26 in lhl' only ot her ga mt· '\lond ay nig ht Summer results LOS i\NGELES tAP I - Despit e som e scary moment s, world record holders E dwin Moses and Evely n Ashford each survived in style. Moses . going for an amazing 102nd consecutive v ictory in the supposed to make the t('3m don 't always make it. "I never thought it was a given that l would win the race and make the team . It 's been a terrific mental tussle this week, putting up with all thP hype about the streak and th<' fact that all the other guys ar c 400-meter hurdles final Mond ay night in theU.S. Oiympic Trackand Field Trials, had one f alse start then seemed to brl'ak out slowly when the race actually began. He recovered quickly, though, to win In 47 .76 Sf'C'Onds and earn a berth in the Olympics. Ashford, plagued by injuries much of h<'f car eer, felt a twing<' of pa m In her right hamst r ing muscle while warming up for her sem ifinal heat in the women's 100-meterdash. But, afl<'r cautiously running just fast enough i11.431 In the semis to finish third and gain a berih in the finals. she had her leg heavily taped and sped to an 11.18 victory to nail down a spot on the American tea m . In the only other final scheduled for the third day of the eight-day trials, veteran Duncan Atwood uncorkC'd his first J(JO.foot throw, a soaring heaveofJ(J6. 7, to capture the men' s javelin. coming after me. ''I'm pleasC'd to get it ovpr with and get back tot raining.·· Danny Harris, an 18-ycar-old Iowa Stat e freshman who is thr r<'igning NCAA 400-meter hurdles champion. finished Si'Cond in 48 11 and T ranel Haw kins w as third tn 48.2R to jo in M oses on the Olympic t<•am. As hford , w hoSP wor ld rC'Cord is 10.79, missed the entire 19&l season because of an injury suffered a debilitating hamstring pull las t year during the Wor ld Championships in Helsinki, F inland. But she said no in j ury was going to knock hPr out of the tnals. "1 \\.'as going to run no mattf'r what," sh<'sa id before ru shing off to havran ice pack put on hC'rright !,g. " This is th e Olympic trials: I don 't do this. 1 don't gC't into th<' Oly mpics." Ashford. 27. is till' AmPnca n medalist who has not lost " race in nl'arly seven year1976 s. admitted Moses, 27. Ill<' Oly mpica!t<•r gold his \'ictory Monday that he had been worrlrd. " The false start. that was m y fault : anything you 've lx.'<'n told about the pressurf' of the meet is nothing like actually being there," sa id Moses. whose world mark is 47.02. "It's been m y pt>rsonal Hawkins and TuckPr lrd M ason at thf' plate with a single eac h. Plan tourney ( ·n·atir ·iry f.,. Oru· Spr•t 1ol tY ITt ' tl o Our Ou·n f.'n,:ral'in~ The A.S.A. District 12 Industrial Softball Tournament has been sc heduled for Jun<' 23 and 24 at Hadley Fields in Marit'tta . An entry f<'l•of$85. plus a sanc tio n f<'e if not S<inctioned. will be due before the fi rst game or at a drawing to be held June 20 at the fi eld. Fou r team s will advance to thf' sta te tournament, August 3. 4 and 5. For more information, call Bill or Ca rol Clark at 614-984-4341. II PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN OFFICE LOCATIONS Physlclsa'a at Pleasul Valley Hoapltal lll'e ID lbe proceu of I I I I I I I I Mark Cheng, M.D., Internal Medicine Young Chol, M.D., Surgeon l81118el Jamora, M.D., Internal Medicine John Grubb, M .D., Obatetrlca-Gyneco!Of!Y Richard Slack, M.D., Surgeon ShrllumtValdya, M.D., Urologlat John Wade, M .D., Ololaryngologlat 675-11012 " M .O.B" 871>-1686 Hoapltal 67$-lil88 H011pltal 871>-3400 " M .O.B." 67$-li287 87~ H011pltal 11 M.O.B." 675-!244 "M.O.B. 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I Georglanna Burns, M.D ., Pediatrics I Your BEST Insurance Policy is a GOOD Agent STIHI.: Instructor needed TROPHIES, WALL PLAQUES, NAME TAGS, AWARDS ENGRAVED PLASTIC SIGNS r-=======::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::; rlr~c~r~d~h~o~l co d~e~r~i~n~lh~e~2~00§m~clt~P~rs~a~rlld§§§§§§§§§§§§§~ E ddie Collin s hurled a two-hit shu tout as the Eastern Eagle pony !Pagucrs whipped Mason 1 2~1 C'Xpl'rienc0 that guys who a rr Colltns also IC'd his team a t the platrwith threcs tnglcs Whileon the m ound, he tannC'd fl\·e and did not walk a batter. DeekC'r was the sta11rr and loser for Mason. T ucker and Lloyd relil'ved . They combined .4. swlnuning instructor <-; net'ded for nine strikeout s, three walks. but al the Middleport Swlnuning Pool gave up 1.1 hit s. for til<' summer. OthC'r EastC'tn hllters for Coach Qualified appUcants should conJim CaldwC'II' s crew in cludC'd G r <'g tact Pat Kitchen at 99U212 or Leachman with a home run and 99"-!-9968. triple, Strve HomC'I' r apped a stngi<' ~-------------! and double, Jeff Ca !dw('li contributed two sing les, RDnnie Maxson NOW AVAILABLE IN two singles , Ma r k Gr iffit h a triple, MIDDLEPORT Bryan Durst a double and K yle Davis a sing le. also hopl's to make thl' t.: .S. squad m that cvt'llt . Her coach, Pat Connelly , sa1 d Ashford probabl\ will run in T hursdav 's fi rst round of that cvPnt and dct~rmi ne thl'n whPt hPr hl'r leg's OK . " I want thm ' gnlcl mC'd als so I'll proba bly run ... sa id Ashlord . u-.m r------------------------------~ ' drove into the rough on the second, couldn 't reach the gre<"n and chipped on in three. Zoeller put his approach on the back right oft he green. The di stance later was m easured at 68 feet. He tapped the downhill pun then stood, and w atched and waited , watched and waited some more as the ball. moving slowly over the wet green, rollt'!l int•xorablv toward the cup and died m lhl' hull' fur a birtlie. Fuzzy sinnply lifted both hands and his eves toward the dark and gloomy sk irs as if to say "thank you." " I wasn't trytng to makr it ," Zoell<'r sa id . "I was JUS! trying togPt it within 6-7 fe<'t. 1f I'd don(' that. I'd haw been very happy " It just kC'pt going and diC'd ri ght in thl' !JOIP. " It 's a cr azy game. Crazy things happc>n." The shakl'n Norman thrn 3-putted I rom W fwt for a doub!P bogl') "Ii hr hadn ·, marte it . I'd proba bl y have 2-puttrd." Norman said. But F'u?.Zydid make it . World record holders survive despite some scary moments •• I WASH!NGTOI\- Iraq is prepar· ing to usp poison gas aga in if thP J\ ya wllah Khomeini re news his " human wave" as..,aults by young Irania ns. according to secret intelli gence report s received a t the Sta ll' [J(opanmcnt. An agonizing queslion, m ran w hile. hangs ovPr Iraq 's gruf'sOmf' gas bombs: Were they m adr wi th U.S. l'hemica ls? If not. it w ouldn 't be fur lack of trying. Not long ago. the FBI tracked dmvn a hugf' shipment of deadly Chf'mi cals w ithin hour s of its intended night to Iraq from 1\cw Yor k 's K rn n f' d v lnt e rnJtl o nal 1\.iq:ort. Th(•r<' is di st uriJing f' Vidrncr. in fac t. that IJ e~q has tx'f'n purch.<~s in g sonw uf thp Whf' rf'witha l for it s diPmic al v.:urture on th e open U.S. market all along I n l qRi. for Pxamplr. I raq bough t 55 pou nds of phosphomus oxyc hloridf' and tril' h I un de fr om U.S c hPm i cal c·um pan tf'S. Dr .Josf'p h Et-~strln . a f('ll rPCI r hf'mical we~rfarf' PXfX'rt . told m_v associa te Luceltr Lagnado tha t lhps(' com wu nd s can bf' usC'd to producE' a df'adl:V for m of nervr gas It 's imrx>ss iblC' to say.· how m an.v othf'r pu rrhasPs of poison gas ingrPd iPn l s Raghdad has m adP in !he Lnl!N:I Sta tes. sine(> then' \\-·ere no IPgal r·C's tri r lions on such sa lf's Ex por t l!CC' n sPs were n' t f've n rcquirf'd . This change-d after the inC'idf'nt at KPn nl'<IV d irlXJrl JlJout U.S. intf'lli J:!l'll('t ' agl'lll'i l'S got rt>liabll' reports Winged Foot." He also beat Norman by the largest margin ever In an 18-ho!e Open playoff, and by the largest margin of any 18-hole playoff In any of golfs recognized four major championships, which Includes the Masters, British Open and PGA. "I feel hoUow, disappointed and hollow," said Norman. " To come so close and In the end be so far away • : r~ 1:11 1u.u Deadly chemicals,______ __J~a..: .:k;_:_; . :c· A:. .:. .:. nd.:.:. . :e. :. . : .rs::. . . :. on .- ' lA'1 thout rPal probable cause. There they will bP thrown in with the w ors t possible influences on their lives. Acting on merely subjective im· pressions, with no fixed guidelines. juvemle judges may act arbitr•rily and ca pric-iously.· ''I can see no public purpose adva nced by the statute. " said Marshall, "sufficient to justify the harm it works ." The majority's opinion is the m or C' convincing. Marshall is voicing in his dissent the exaggeratE'Cl so licitude of those doorman liberals who dwell saf<'ly in the pent houses of Manhattan, far removed from th<' kid wit h a knifp or" gun. New York \ l•w m ay provld<' a rough answl•r, but it is addressed to a very rough problem . :-____ _ -- r~ d ecisions " ~~~L/"''~1 ---~~.- ~'£ By BOB GREEN i\P Golf WrMer MAMARONECK, N.Y. tAP) The playoff Monday for the United States Open Golf Championship lasted three hourss, 15 minutes. But it was over in 23 minutes. Fuzzy Zoeller made himself the beneficiary of a three-stroke swing on the second hole at Winged Foot, applied unrelenting pressurf' to struggling Greg Norman and scored a record-breaking, eight-shot triumph in the American national championship. "I didn't want to leave any doors unlocked," Fuzzy said. He had a five-shot lead at the turn and never let up. Zoeller, a happy-go-lucky sort , subdued the tough course with a 3-under-par 67 against Norman' s playoff round of 75. He shot the best scarf' ever recorded in a playoff for the American championship. "I beat it," he said. "Maybe tomorrow I go out and it ea ts m y lunch. But for five days I beat cases of murder, 773 rapes, 5,859 aggravated assaults and 7,021 robberies. Some venomous little monsters dwell in the asphalt Jungles. Society deserves all the help It can get against them. On the second question, Rehnqulst emphasized the procedural elements required by the New York law. The r ight to remain silent, the r ight to counsel, the right to cross -examine witnesses, the right Our goal always is to handle these preciously perso nal matters in your best interests. To serve you better. we've studied the latest in pertinent philosoph1 cal and psychological materials . We have disc usse d these pro blems with the clergy, the lawyers and doctors to prepare ourselves for the best and most f itting answers lor you . f!lamlint~- ~oatJ-f!J!o-?< ~--~ .Y'fome c&a) 1112·1141 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO If your reading these columns Will ever help you through a trying time, this will have been worth tl. We invite your questions. We'll answer them tn pnvate or publicly through this column . JAMES SIMPSON WILLIS BLOWER �Tuesday, June 19, 1984 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Niekro baffles red-hot Tigers for I Oth victory; Texas, Chicago and Oakland win By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer When he was managing in the National League, Sparky Anderson had all he could handle with Phil Ntekro' s knuckleballs. That hasn'l changednowthat both are in the American League. "He's throwing the same as I've always S<'Cn hlm ," the Detroit manager said after watchlng Niekro lead the New York Yankees to a 2·1 victory over the Tigers Monday night . "He hasn't changed in 15 years. He's a greal compPtitor -a guy like thai. I'd cxpectto seedo well. " A145. the former Allant a Braves' pilch<'r is off lo the best start of his career. a nd admils il 's i:Jel>n a bil of a surp1ise to almost everyonf'. "I'm rea lly not through." Niekro sa id after Improving his record lo 10-.l "I'd say thf>I'(' are som e people tha t are surprised in Atlant a. And I'm sur<' there' s probably some In the front o!fiC<' here iNcw York! !ha l arc surprised . I·m off tot he best Chicago 8, Seattle 4 and Oakland 10, Kansas City 2. Rain washed out the only National League game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Montreal Expos. After giving up a first-Inning home run to Kirk Gibson, Niekro allowed just two other hits - singles by Git.;on and Lou Whitaker - but came out of the game after issuing two walks In the ninth . JoseRijogot the last out, recording his seamd save. "I though! I had him," said Niekro. reflecting on Gibson's homer. "but he's so s trong that he just turned the bal over and it was upstairs. That's rhe last time that I throw an off-speed ieft·handed batter." knuckler to a Losing pitcher Milt Wilcox, 7·5, struck oul seven and walked three in seven innings, bul fell victim to seven New York hits. Including doubles by Willie Randolph. Don Ma ttlngiy and Bobby Meacham Randolph a lso had a single and scored two runs for theY a nk€<'s. srart in m y carf."f'r, and I don't think anybody eXpPCted I hat." In other American League games. il was Texas ti, C'<Jiifornia 2: lead Texas over California. Tanana , 8-6, was in command In the eight Innings he pitched, giving up five hits an~ the first California run on an RBI single by Doug DiC!nces 1n the eighth. The left · hander walked three and struck out five before Schmidt pitched lhc ninth, giving up an RBI slngiPtoRob Wllfong. The Rangers scored all the runs they needed in the [irst inning on an RBI single by Larry Parrish. a wild pitch, and run·scorlng base hits by Alan Bannister and Ned Yost. White Sox 8, Mariners4 Richard Dotson won his ninth game with a six-hitter and Haro ld Baines drove in four runs as Chicago defeated Seattle. Baines hit a two-run triple In the first !nnlng tohelpDotson,9-3, take a 4-0 lead. then later belted a two-run homer as the White Sox broke open the game with a three-run fifth. A's 10, Royals 2 Da vcy Lopes. Dave Kingman and Rickey Henderson aU hit horne runs to power Oakland over Kansas City. Lopes' homer in the sixth inning was the first Inside-the-park job by an Oakland player in nearly four years. The lasl Oakland playertodo it was Henderson on July 6, 1!*!0 In Chi cago. rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;::::::::::::::::::::, Chandra KeKar, M.D. of Radiotherapy, Inc. OF PARKERSBURG Rangers 6, Angels 2 Frank Tanana. backed by a four· run first Inning, combined with Dave Schmidt on a seven· hitter to ANNOUNCES The Associaton of OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE BIG FOOT PARK *BOAT DOCK *BOAT RAMP *BATH HOUSE SRINI VASAN, M.D. For The Practice of Radiation Oncology WOODED SITES- NO DOWN PAYMENT Tuesday, June 19, 1984 Alcohol depresses a person'> central nervous system, and when ingested in a large enough quantity, may require that the drinker receive Immediate attention by hospital emergency room personnel. When consumed in large quantitles or over a long period of time, alcohol may cause a person to exhibit aggressive, uncooperative behavior or difficulty with coordlna lion and balance. Extreme alcohol consumption may depress the drinker's nervous system to the point where normal respiration is interrupted , and cardiopulmonary support must be given. Excessive alcohol consumpllon can decrease response to pain, and can cause excessively low blood pressure, vomiting, dehydratIng and sleepiness. Signs of extreme consumption might be tremors or convulsions, a rapid pulse rate and paranoia or menta] confusion . There are steps to take to care !or a person who has abused alcohol. Prior to transporting the drinker to the emergency room, you might want to Induce vomiting, but only if the patlenl is conscious. And be prepared to rem ove the vomited materials from I he patient's mouth and a irway. You should attempt to keep the patient awake a nd stimulated by gentle shaking, pinching and walk· lng. Once the drinker slips Into an unconscious state, he or she might require artificial ventilation or respiration. If the person is exhibiting signs of convulsions, protect the drinker from falls or from hitting stationary objects. When a person overindulges, he or she may experience panic reactions or hallucinations. This reaction may occur when the drtnker has abruptly discontinued use of alcohol. You must assure the person thar this condition Is tempor· ary. Be calm, controlled and conl orted position , hindering blood circulation to a limb. If the drinker remains In this position long enough, the muscle will be harmed and nerves damaged. You might want to reposition I he affected limb to increase blood flow, raise the limb, cool It without placing Ice directly on the limb, and then Immobilize it before proceeding directly to the hospital emergency room. It must be emphastzro that the use of alcohol can produce physical signs that mimic other diseases or conditions, such as uncontrolled diabetes, head injuries , cerebral palsy and toxic reactions. The emergency department per· sonnei at Veterans Memorial Hos · pitai are trained to make such a distinction; however, your assist- ance in ident ifying the substances them to treat the drinker more quickly a nd w1th greater success. rr:::=:=:=========:::::::::::::::======::; reassuring in your conversation w1th the alcohol abuser. Because an excessive drinker's threshold of pain is lowered, be alert for possible cuts or fractu res that the drinker Is unaware oL More than half of all traumalic lnjurtes are associated with the apparent ingestion of alcohol. Also be mindlul of the possibility of circulatory problems. Sometimes a person under influence of alcohol w1lt fall into the a stupor In a Two named to college dean's list Students were named to the Dean's Lis I at Muskingum College, New Concord , Ohio in recognition of aeademie achievemenl during ihe second semester. Pamela A. Crooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Crooks. 536 High Street. Middleport, and st udent must achieve a gradf' poinl rat io of .1.6 out of a possible 4.0 r-;;:::::::;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;::::::::::::::::::;;;:;::::;::;j VACATION? Soulsby birth Mr. and Mrs. Jirnmer Soulsby, Pomeroy, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Shannon Kay. Theninepoundinfant was born on May 30 at the Holzer Medical Center. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. JamesSoulsby, Pomeroy , and paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jed Will , Pomeroy. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Stout, Tuppers Plains, and maternal great· grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill, Tuppers Plains, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stout, Long Bottom . Tamara L Eichinger , daughtPr of Mr. and Mrs . Paul D. Elchlnger. Mulberry Height s, Pomeroy, were named lo the list. To qualify for the Dean's List a LET US HELP YOU GET READY ..... CHECK OUR TIRE PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY. GENERAL TIRE SALE.$ "Where The Rubber Meets The Road PH. 992-7161 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport. OH . M 111 (rJ 11,;/ /(en ee Jl .n n e 11 Racine Home National Bank- Tom Wo lfe JayMar Coa l Co - Jay Hall Jerry - Ellen 's Coin-A -Mati c Swisher & Lohse Pharma cy Waid Cross & Son Baer Market - He le n Baer O'Brien - O'Brien Law Off1 ce Downmg-Child s· Mulle ns In s. fran cis Flori st Paul Harris-Racine Po st Otf1 ce Foreman & Abbott Horak's Carry-Out Meigs T ~re Ce nle r- John & Marilyn Fuli1 Eber's Gulf Fabr ic Shop General Tire Center PH. (304) 424-2744 Introducing Yankt'f~ . ( 1\P Lt.~·rphotu ). Morgan accepts cage posl at Syracuse Wayne rf'sign('(] pfl('('t ive .July lto t«·omc Morga n. un as-;i.<;tan t baskrtba ll an assio..,tJnt ba...,kt'tball co ach c.~1 l' I;\CI;\!\ATI 1AP t <~1 coach S_\T~H ·u~ C ni vPr~ it y. Xa\'lr'l' L'ni\'('r o.., ll y, ha s Mo rgan. derby to be ht>ld Saturday, will award prizes r ~oad. '"1 Na ri on; l] ln \'it.:.t tiun Tournament b:'fOJ'(' lo:; ing to C\'entual NIT ('h;1mpi11n M i d1i g~lfl , ti~-112. a t Ann ,\rhor. :vJich r,===========::;l 4 FJ .... h .md I ; , tll'll' will not IX' n·spnnsiblt· ft JJ .1n_\ .~cciclrnts pt·r ...,o n;il ]o_<.,s 11 1 d:nna gt• to tht •ir prnr,.'~''' ( 'Jub m•·mt)( •r.. , \n il srxmsor Russell birthday Xa,·ic·r linis hcd 2:.! 11 lJ.:.=.t sc•ason, ath·;_mci ng tot hf' qu;_1rtPrfi rJ ;j ls ofthl' thr('(' a nd ol ( 'h('S1f' r a t thC' club tHJUSf' fi"Oill :-: ;.t .m . until~ p.m . '1111 ' t'\'('Tll i"' fm _\"()U TJ.l(Sh 'I'S t..lgf' on(· l4 l Hi \\'ifh luod . bt '\'Pragl' and I J<., IlJng fn'•· l 1 rin·s fo r all pa ,., iclptl 1tnc; ( 'hi ldn ·n <~1"1' li • hrlng thr·i1· 0\.1.'11 IL...,hlflg 'lJU tpnw nl .md b;1i1. t\n rn in nnn·.., nr ,1rt tfical bait . 1 ) 1'!":-,on_ . ., a rtt ·rH li ng will dn so <.J l tlli·Jr 11\\11 rJ.-.;k Ttw :vlci~" County h,df mill's m R rookJ~' n . X~!\'l('r ' l'ht · :VI t•J,e~ ( 'oun r,_ Fish and Camf• ( 'lu h wil l hol d il.-, .tnnu;JI childrf'n·s fL.,hing d• ' rb_\' ~<.~turfla _\· .. TunC' 2.1, <J I \\ 'vst SllJdt' Hi\·c·r Jayme Christbte Russell a naliw•of :\ Y .. iuinf'd Coach Bob Staak 's staft in Ma~ · 1~7~l. Fishin~ 0 111 • :~l . <l chwk1 ·n tJarh.- ·cu ~ - fnlluwi n ~ th(' dl'r b\ ,II!\ ~ - m .- \II rnemtx·rs Jn· to bnn ~ ..1 t 'l lt 'I ' J'l'd dt.'-h or 1-Jd\ $:1 for Howdy Pardner! ((..;p_..; ll .i -%11 ) \ lh\i ,. iolll uf \lult in wdi:t , lrH". Just messin' around the Classified Corral tryin' to round up some Classified Bargains for you! l'ulllr~lio • d o'\1 ' 1\ . ollo ' llll~• ll \l oowl. n lil l <•lldll·' r ldl \ ]] ! f' c•UIT'iiiTc' h '- lh (' : 1111• · \ .11' 1· 1 l'ul rl l ~ lilll"' ( " il '1 1':•111 \ lui 11 111 • ·d 1.1 I II• I ' • >Ill I ·r ' .-, I 1111• • J',-;-o,IJ _~1! 1:.! !] ·,., -.,, ., "lid I!. · ~~ ~~~~ I.IJ-! • [!.lid .II I'P in t ' l '•I I Iilii> \lr · l'l il l 1 Tlr• · \ -,,, ,. 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TILL 12:00 NOON Anyone who has trouble hearing is welcome to have a hearing test us ing modern electronic equipment to determine if his loss is one which may be helped . Some of the causes of hearing loss will be explained and diagrams of how the ear works will be shown. We Also Service and Repair All Makes of Hearing Aids . Batteries and Supplies For All Makes For Sale IF YOU CA NNOT COME IN CALL FOR A HOME APPO INTMENT PHONE 614-992-3629 Jayme Christine Russell obseiVed her first birtbday recently with a party given by her mother. Sharon Russell. A Care Bear theme was carried out for the party "'ith refreshments of pizza, decorated cake, and ice cream being served. Attending were Lewis and Naomi Young, her maternal grandparents, William, Shirley, Erica, and Crystal Roush. Sending gift s were Leo Young Sr., BUly Goodnite of Tulsa, Okla. , Lisa Russell, and Mark Fowler. Taste that delivers Calendar TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Group 2, Middieporl Presbyterian Church. will meel at 7: 30 p.m . Tuesday at thP church with Mrs. David Cumings and Mrs. Ha rley Brown as hostes«'S. The book study will be given by Mrs. Tom Rue. and Mrs . Dwight Wallace wlll have devotions. The thank offering will be taken . WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - A child · ren 's program on foods, dress and folklore of India will be pll'sented Wednf'Sday in the Middleport Library by Madhu Malhotra, a native of India. (Cash Ads Only) (Yard Sales Not Included) FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS Will Be Given By Mr. H. William Mattingly BEL TONE Consultant Who Will Be At: MEIGS INN, Pomeroy, Ohio Classified Coupon I Want To Round Up A Classified Ad SO¢ Off (Ca•h Ad• Only) (Yard Sales Not lnclud.d) ,~ 5 consumed by the patient wilt allow Crystal would like to thank the following businesses and people for buying ads for her to go to the state finals for the title of "Little Miss Ohio" at Akron, Ohio, June 23 and 24. A special thanks to may Grandma Walding who contacted 61 businesses for me. Although all of them did not give, here are the ones that did. New York Clothing House Pullins Excavating-Bill Pullins Grow's Steak House Kl ngsbury Mobile Home Sales Ed Burkett Barber Shop Pomeroy Home & Auto Syracuse Dairy Bar Simmons Olds. ·Cad . Powell's Super Valu Codner's Exxon Larry's Market Rac1ne Cut -Rate Fruth Pharmacy Gregg & Patty Gibbs (Sears! Mid-City Market- Mick Ash Bank One Mr . and Mrs . Bob Waldmg 198• R .J REY N OLD S TOBA CCO CO . 1\1(; !;.\.\IE - :-.;,."' \ 'urk pitdv•r Phil :-.;;,•kro fir.-,; a pit•·h during l'arl)' innin~ of Mnnda~· night's g~UlH' al f)etroiL 'l'h<" -15 .vea.r.-old k.tmekJt>haUer tanwd th(• ILi~h·fl~· ing 'l'igers, 't- 1 for his 1ltth win of tht• l'or 011' Page Veterans Memorial ER physicians list alcoholic danger signs Effective July 1, 1984 800 GARFIELD AVE. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. PHONE 614-256-1216 FOR APPOINTMENT "4 '.iL.,.on The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Warnrng : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous 10 Your Health. COMING SOON : "IIACMHOR PARTY" LIGHTS 10 mg . "lar". 0.8 mg nicotine. LIGHTS 100's 12 mg . "tar". 0.9 mg. nicotine, FILTER: 15 mg "tar". 1.1 mg nicoline. FILTER 100's.16 mg . "tar". 1.2 mg nicotine. av. per cigarette by FTC mert10d �Page-6-- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy--Middleport, on lhcbasrso! pomrs !rom il ll " "'''"' m Juntor clas.scs ThC' Oowf'r sho" s arr h( •]d b\ thC' fair board m conpc-r~tflon \\lfh lht · Computers open new world to disabled By ROGERGILLOIT Associated Press Writer resrdent s must purchase a mPmbership ticket Club responsrbrlilles as asstgned by Mrs 13ohn are as follows. F'ernwood Garden Club, stagmg, Bend 0 ' !he Rtver , ent1-y and classtltcat ron Rutland , educarional and spectal cxhtbrls, Rutland F'riendl} Gardeners, JUdges and clerks. Mtddleport Amaleur Card nwrs, pubhctty lxlok, Shade Valli?\ Council of F lat a! Arts, pff'mtum and pnz(> commrlt((', Star, hos t('SSf'S, c lass and Rife shower conducted recently A shower hunut rng Ca r Ia l'lif<' bndP-f'i('(' l of Marl tn Da\ IS, \\Us held tect'nlly al !he home of hrr cousrns, Dranp and Tamm' Mrlln on of Leadmg Crwk Road 01he1 S QSSlStLng With {hl' s hO\\ C' l "ere BonntP RLfc. Beck\ Htl<' ,rnrl Rhonda MU!u on A blue and \\ hltf' C'olor s( hf'nw w.-1s earned our "' 1th \\C'ddmg bdl s. and hf'arts m Il'd and pmk Ln SCI Jtxd Maran and larla Thccakf'\-\d ~ decorated m bluf' and \A..hJtr ,md ffi()('r!l:xxl ·Best \\1shcs, C..t!ld dncl Marttn Gamp~ WPI r playrd WJth pt lZC's ~orng 10 Rhonda Mtlltron, Ltsa Kauff. VK k\ MaComb<er and Mac T<J\ lo1 \ 'a lC' r If' Connell\ won th!' duot pnzc Orhct guests wer<' F'1 d llf't• s D.n IS Chery I Thomas Bll•nda Nc•rgl!'t and M,JIIhew Matllll'" .rnd Jusl rn '11rlltron . E llen R1f<•a nd.J.:m F'tanrrs Thoma s L1 sa K.mff. \iiC'e .Jacobs L.aura Da v 1s Rub\ Hrf<' Jmnnrc Connellv . Ron ruP Rtf<' and F:' a Mtlltt on &'ndm,l! g1f1s W('rf' D1anc .J ohn sun. Ivv Sh'C'lh . .J<JnP Hess. Jud\ C'..tlu thC'rs, M1 ami Mr s Ca1 l Brudc rrck and Ha zPI Ht!c OES chapter awards 25-year pin Ida Mae Sta nley and JOP Sranlr' were presented thE'lr 25 vear pms b' Ruth Erlewmc at UleTuesda\ mghr m~?etmg of I he HarnsonvtllP Chdpler 255, Order of !he Easler n Srar. held at the Masoruc Tern piP Memorral seiV!ces werp held for Past malrons Orpha Waddell pl'l?senll?d were Donna 1\ Pison. Stella Atkins, Ruth Erie'~<rnP, Pl'a rle Canaday , Pau lme Adkins, :vlar tone Rice, Betty Btshop, Bemrcc Hoffman, Frances Young, Lms Thompson , Gractc Wilson Past p<:~trons m1nxluced wen~ ll<~rold Rrcc, Chester King, Dana J!otffm,rn , Joe Slanley , Larry \VpJJ and Norman Wrll Alsu ml roduced ""'Rub; Dtehl, a 50 yearmcmbcr Reported ill were Charles Kmg Lors Paulcv, Mary Fern Davrs, and Berruce Lcdltc Rcfreshimcn" wet <' served bv Margaret P.Jrson '. Bc1 nic'(' NP!son, Marcia [)('n1son, and Neva N ic holson Computer classes underway Grade school duldt en will havp the opportumty ro Jearn abou r computers from !he C aUtpolis Busmess Co llege Two separate cl asSC's will be hl'lcl lor children tn gradPs l..J and lot Ulose m grades 5-8 The classes will mtnx.lult' the student s ro the compui L'J ard rhr basic corrm1ands ThP oldPI sru dents w tll be laugh! malhPmaiK.tl equa t tons to us..' un the compuwr The class fo r lhl' prunan gradc·s Mllb<eheld9 a m ro12 .10p m Ju nt' 1\J and 21 and will cos! $40 Theoldcrchrldrcn 'sclass ts from 1 p m to~ p m June 19.21 and :?8 Thr COS! IS $ffi Allhough thr classes arc sc hPdulrd fo r lh<' of!tcc m Galhpolis, if ('flOugh c hJidrC'n pre -rC'gls tt•r c ldsSC's mav be held m PomProv, sard R.Jrbara K<•mper of rhe school ThoS(' mtC'rc-stcd may cont act tlw husmess offirf' lil Pomemv or Galhpolts ClasSC's arc luniled ro 10 I n 12 student s Nay joins national honor society Suza nnf' :\d\ nf ( h(•shn• · \\ 1.., f'('(' r ntl\ Jniii ,I! N l mto thr• O hiO Umvcrsll' c hdptf'T o f Phl l ' t,J S1gma natJnn dl tl\lnm o....o<'lt'f\ du1 mg a Sp! 'f' l,il \!hens c. 1mpu.., Cf'fPffiOtl\' Ph1 F:1<.1 SJgm.1 s p11m.1r\ L;ll.Jll .., to encour i:\ ~ 1 ' and 1f'\\ .n d s upt~r 1111 scholasti C ac hl f'\f' mf'nl ,1mnng IH•o.;hmPn S!Udf'll l" \~ llh .tl J(•<JSI ;J \ ·l g1, \ell · JXl lnl :.t\ r 1Llgf' (on . 1 -1 0 "if , Tlf 1 . tf l f'T <om pl ('tm g {() g1.1df'd ( tf'clir hm n -.; IJ' lhf' close of thf' \\lnlf'l q u ~nt r 1 ..t l f' 0hg-,bl(' f01 fnt'mhf'! sh ip 1\ P'" c holog>- poll Ill .11 ~f JPn< l ' nlclJOI' "i b(~ IS thf' d.tugh 1t'l of Ml ,tnd \1r s Robf'11 No\ microchip are a revolution lor the handicapped to hold jobs," added Irwin Kaplan, corporate manager of Internatronal Business Machrnes' Computer Programmer Traming for the Sevel'f?ly Physically Dis abled m Garthersburg, Md . IBM is consrdered one of the leaders In helping lhe dlsabledadapt to computPrs. Working with stale and local agencif?s, IBM has helped eslabltsh a network of computerl ramrng cenrers for !he handl · capped m :?8 srales over thl' past 10 consrdered hopeless lives "Thrs progrf?ss has provtded the handrcapped wtth a means of betng more mteracflve - not only Mth soctety, bur also w rth themselves rn rcrrn s of bl?coming a productive membcr of socrety," sard F'rancrsco Vtllarruel of the Trace Center on Computer Access for Handicapped lndrvtduals ar the Unrversrtv of Wtsconsm m Madison The Trace Center spurs l'f?search mto, and commercial productron of com puler a tds lor the disabled, such as a portable vorce synrhesiZer that can bc powered by a wheelchau batter-y . The dtsabled arf? also finding outlctsforlhetrcreativitymtnefteld of compurer programmmg, whrclt relies on menial 1athe1 than phys tcal agil ity An estunaled 36 millron Amc11 ca ns - aboul 16 percent of the Ex-New Haven teen graduates show s1gns, WrndrngTta ti , Jumors, a ndMrddiP poll phorogJaph\ "The personal computer and the ca reers out of what were once Eri•· Embteron A form0r New Haven r es1dent was graduared .June 6 from high school m F'aycllcvill<', N C Errc Embl!'l on fmt shPd ht seduca uon In Sourn Vrew Htgh School, fayettcvtlle and has enrolled rn the Air F'orce. He wtll bcgm his trarnmg July 3 in Col umbra. S r Embleton recently \OStted ht s grandparenr s. M r and Mrs John Sroban amd !nends m the al'f?a · Former M e tgs student graduates A former M ergs County l'f?Stdenr graduatl?d !rom Aul m P<>av Srare T~nn Umversrty, Clat ksvlll e, on Junel Tim Enevoldsen r<'Cf'ivro his last five years," he said, " bur the l'f?al emphasiS has been in the past two years wtth microcomputers and voice synthesizers" rhat rransform computer symbols or wrtttPn words into audible, artiftclal voiCE'S. Donald Mclntyl'f?, a computer buff and charrman of the geology department of Pomona College In Claremont , Calif., was able to use hts computer knowledge to help his son Ewen, 22, a quadnplegtc cerebral palsy VlCttm Mcintyre custonuzed a personal computer program r€QUrrmg lew keystrokes to permit Ewen, who has llm1ted use of his arrns, to do his homework and run a sm all bookkeeprng servrce on the srde. Now, Ewen 's parents are working with tlJI? Unrted Cerebral Palsy Foundation of San Bernardrno and Riverstde Counties to look into thE' possibilttv of settmg up a small busmess 10 employ several sunilarly dtsabled Pf?I sons population are afflicted by handicaps ranging from mlld to serious, satd M ary L ou Breslinoftb<e DLSablllty Rights, Educaflon and Defense Foundation in Berkeley, Calif. Of that numb<er, 7.9 million -or about3.7percent ofallAmerlcansal'f? sevel'f?ly disabled, said Miss Breslin, whose bout with polio left her a quadriplegic with only pantal use of her arms LOS ANGELES (AP) - M31gaff't Pfrommer, a quadriplegic, Is a umverstty researcher m Illinois. John Boyer, who is deaf and blind, runs his own company In Wisconsin. DenniS Dolan, robbed of his sight by diabetes at age 25, Is a sheet metal worker -turn l?d· computer programmer m California They a 1'1? among a growing number of sevel'f?ly disabled people who- wnh I he help of mnovaltve compuler aids and spec tal training -have been able ro !ash10n fullilltng Mergs County Garden Clubs Assocr auon and aU classes aff' open for exhibll to the public The charrrnan emphastzes thai oesidents need not bclong to a garden club to exhibit In rhe flower shows. To exhibit, Chrs tPr. Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, June 19, 1984 'County Fair' flower show theme this year The County F'a1r" will be the tlJemeof the 19&4 Mergs Counr\ F'a rr flower shows to be stag~ on W!'dncsday and F'rida y of frur week Aug 14 18 ' Agam thrs year, Janel Botrn 15 general r hmnnan of the sha11 s wh>ch wilt feature sevPr al spc<·ra J awa rds m addrlron lorrbbons rn cach class A I each show ,, bcsl of show and reserve best of shov. m art lS trc arrangemcnr s \\111 bc sci<'<'l rd bv tlJe judge lor a specral award, hortrcullurc swwpslakcs a\\ ard \\111 ix' g,wn ro lh<' ga rdener accumulaung t hr most pomts on specrmcns amd polll>d plan is, and a JUnror gardrnrr w111 "''sell'<' led also Tuesday, June 19, 1984 Ohio Boyer, of Madrson, Wts rs one step ahead He started hrs own company, Computers to H elp People Inc., In May 1981 to prove that the dtsabled are worthwhile and loy al workers. Boyer, a programmer who makes computer software to help the dtsabled, said he had suffered disctiminatton hunself "That's why I sraned CHPI," he satd . "I wan!Pd lo show that tl is profitable to ht re !he disabled to work w rlh com pulers ' ' years. Executives of private companies work "-tlh lb<e centers 10 pruvidc gurdancl' and develop cumculum Aboul &I percenr of Ulc cmrers ' more !han 1,200 gradu ates have been placed m JObs ViUarruel of !he Trace Center estunated !hal about 2\;, million dlsa bled people arc able tocommun tcarc and work roda y because of cornpur<>r mnovarrons "'11os t gains have comewrthrn the r--====================-==========---====-===--=~-­ The Daily Sentinel ~ -- · - -] PHONE 992 2156 bachelor of scrence dcgrf'f'f' m busmess admuustration Enevold- sen accepted a jumor o, w,. 1,o.,11, accountant 111 cour1SI Pomeroy otuo457&9 pos rtron with Senrcc MerchandiSE' NashviUe, Tenn ' E nevoldsen allcndPd Eastern Htgh School and TupPf?r Plarns !Oiemenlat y School HI? and hts wrfc, Tern, ff'Cenl ly v rsll ed thp family of Raymond CantPt and Mr and M rs Darwyn Enevoldsen M J.hU!lUI"AJ!iiUM lh J t 4 G,.. • .. • • M@IAKfi ~" ""~ '~d. ,s ... ,.,.6 - ........ lJ N o~'''" ""' H a ..,,.,.., •~otoO B~•neoo II .. 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"'Beautiful , Custom Built Garages " C II f f .d. a or ree St rnges- I'tma Ies , 949 - 2801 949-2860 Or No Sunday Calls Makes&: Models Antenna Instillation House Calls and Shop Sorvrce Avarlable Serv•ce that Towers AOO~e The Rt>sl' GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS & FITIINGS VOLUME DRIPS Wa ....u .. - 985-3813 · r:;h ,l r '"' l tl•ll' t1p n t J I" ] ' ~ ' ' I I I h I 1) Ill MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES Il l < 1 n(j 10 " Shop Technician on Duty RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes-Extensrve Remodelrng Insurance Work Cuilctm Pole Bldgs CARPENTER SERVICE 11 I Itt Roger Hysell GARAGE •l(j ' " ' Sh,lr .11 , , •tl f r " '' r 'DOZER BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK ~ ~ i ~> I I IIJ •Il • •t rll ' il 1f It 1 I • • I Iq < 1 r•o.; Ntna Rob1naon, Clerk Orange Townsh1p Trustees Rt 2 . Cootv1lle. OH 45723 1" I " 1 \ rl l • 10.,1' 992·6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio n, (6)19 1tc Rt 2. Bo• 171 . Coolville Oh 16119. 1tc "OIL FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-7201 54 Misc . Merchendise $AVE ON USED TRACTORS 1599!! A powerful spreadsheet analysis program for budgeting, P&L projections, sales forecasts, engineering calculatrons and more Reg $199 00. #26-1520, Sale $99.00 CPIM Plul 11 1 lrademar~ ol Olgl1al Ae~earch !Wanted )For Sale Reg . 1999 .00 Commercial Lease Available lor Only $55 Per Month (Plus Applicable Use/Sales Tax) Han Price! VlsiCalc Program These cash rates InClUde diSCOUnt ) Announcement )For Rent 20.-----21 3 22 •5 • Uses All TRS-80 Model 111/4 Software • Add Our Optional CP/M Plus Operating System to Use Thousands of Programs • 64K Internal Memory-Expands to 128K • Two Built-In 184K Floppy Disk Drives • Communications and Printer Interfaces VlliCIIC 11 I regllllfecllraotmark ol 2 I I 23 24 6 7 25. 26. ------ 8 9 10. _ _ _ _ __ 11. ------- 12. _ _ _ _ __ V~t~iCorp •• 15. _ _ _ _ __ l 27. - - - - - 28 29 30 31. -_ - -_ - -_ --_32, _ _ 13 Radio Sheck Has It All-From Low-Cost Pocket Computers to Powerful Desktop Buslneu Systems 17. tB. 19, 16. - - - - - - - - 33.------ :14 _ _ _ _ __ J5. - - - - - - 1 II I I Mail This Coupon with Remittance The Dally Sentinel 111 court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 ~-~---------~---------- 1983 16 HP Twin Allis Chalmers w/42 in. mower 1979 12 hp Wheelhorse w/42 in. mower 1979 10 hp Wheelhorse w/42 in. mower 1975 10 hp Wheelhorse w/42 in. mower 10 HP Massey Ferguson w/42 in. Mower & Snow Blade BAUM LUMBER CHESTER 985-3301 ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY 220 E Main , Pomeroy PH . 992-6931 II "Free Estimates" Installation Available AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 ) l4 lit & ~wf Wed like to tnfroduce you to Engage A-Car the modern way to dnve the vehtcle of your chotce No Oown Paymeot Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH 45769 M~GKEE •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •OOZER •ENQ LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER, GAS SEWER RAIN LINES c~rtlfutc:l FREE ESTIMATES 367-7560-367-76Y f!lf Faster $erv1ce CHESHIRE. OHIO 3-1 - Call 614-992·6737 t JONES BAR RADIATOR West Columb1a LIVE BAND EVERY WEEKEND "Mud River Band" Featurrng Lanny Tennant Something Special SERVICE We can repair and TecoTe radiators and heater cores. We can also actd boil and rod out radrators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT Hill FORD For The Ladres Every Sunday Night 9:00 to 1:00 992-2196 Mtddleport, Ohio 6/ 14/ l mo ~ MMR 537 - L011e~ 3 bedroom, Iota! electnc ranch home New carpet throughout Marntenance free outsrde, garage aro:l nrce lot ~Is for $36,500 MMR 543- Marn St rn Rutland - Thrs home wou~ make a nrce starter home 2 bedrooms, lola! ele&rc, large 12'x24' deck Like new A\ an aftordable $25,000 MMR 546 - Well kept 3 or 4 bedroom home Handcraftd birch klchen cabrnets, formal drnmg room lull basement large wrap-around porch Low utihties Located on Mulberry rn Pomerll)' Askrng $32,500 MMR 539 - Ill% land contract avarlable to qual~red buyer 4 bedrooms, formal drmng room, lrvrng room has lead ~ass wrnoows. Small yard Walkurg dtslance to stores and sl'<lppmg East Mam rn Pomerll)'. PRIC£ REOUC£0 to $18,000 MMR 547 - New alumrnum 9drng, Anderson wrndows, new plumbing and w1nng are rust a lew of the amenrtres of lhrs ~vely 3 bedroom home located on HamrHon St rn Mrddleport Call for your appt A real buy at $30,000 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE , 13 lie SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dtshwuhers •Ranges •Refuge,-ators •Dryers •Free~:era PARTS and SERVICE 4) !I( + FURNITURE Beds, tron, wood, cupboards , chatrs, chests , baskets. dishes, stone Jars, antiques. gold and STiver Wrtte - M 0 M1ller. Rt 2 . Pomeroy Ohto Employmenl Services Announcemenls 11 3 & tan wrth GoBese capsules & E Vap ' water ptlls Fruth Pharmacy Quail Chicks w•lf be available June 20 through June 24 at % pnce at LaBonte Oua1l Farm. 36160 Bashan Rd . Long Bonom, For Information , call 614 -985 -4345 4 Grveaway k1ttens Call 614 -256 - 1665 2 k1ttens , 1 female cat, very good natured. very loveable Call 614 -446 · 7069 F1ve puppTes, to a good home Call 614 266 -6758 K1ttens. 245 5804 Kittens Cell 614 245 - 5804 AND BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the Lowest Rates St Su"on 189A Maon WV 26601 Beeut1ful Government Jobs $16,659 $50 . 553 year Now HTrtng Your area Call 1 805 687 Collie pupp1e5 Pan Doberman , part Collie pupp1es Call 446 3640 2 pupptes % lrsh % black lab 6 Vz weeks old Call 614 256 1763 K1ttens & cets to g1ve away Pearl Hawlhorne Call 61 4 - DOZER MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Broadcast Company e.11 pandmg sales terr1tory Brand new sales area ava1la ble 1n the trt -county acrea. Gelha, Me1gs, Mason Coun t1es Salary and comm1ss•on based on expenence Send complete resume to MdITken Investment Corp E0 E EUGENE LONG 5-8-2 mo. pd . Part · t1me Instructor for Mental Health Technology Program. 1 year, poss1b1ltty of renewal Teach one 2 hour lab and superv1se f1eld work students Ph 0 or Masters degree in Psychol ogy or Guidance and Coun· sehng, cl101cal experience reqUJred $4 . 200 Send re sume. transcnpt, and three references to Thomas 0 Oel1er~ch ChaTr. Depart mentof Soc1al Work. 531 Morton Hall. Oh1o Unl\ler s1ty Athena . OhiO 45701 Deadline June 29 1984 Oh1o Un1vers1ty 1s an Equal Opportunity Employer Black lab Ret never . fe male Calf 614 -388-9957 7 German Sheppard type pupp1es 6 male 1 female Can see both parents In qutre at 244 Sycamore St Middleport (614) 843-5425 Homemakers Oream 1 No Bl(penence needed to earn 25% commiSSion demon stratmg m trrends' homes You control hours and m come Absolutely no Tn\leSt manti Also bookmg partieS Call 446 - 1270 or wnte Toy Plan Johnstown PA WSGB -WVKV Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodelrng Roofrng of all Types Worked m home area 20 years ·Free Estrmates' Ph . Help Wanted 15904 Reduce safe 843-6345 3 part long hatred ktttens Call614 742 2460 K1ttens - to good home only 3 yellow trger stripped males & 3 multJ -colored black females Call 614-992 2042 3 kittens to a n1ce home 304-675-2474 oftor 6 00 Free Netherland Dwarf Rab- b<t, 304-875-2332 Beautiful Colhe pupp1es 446-3897 6000 bt R-9B05 Home Work opprtun1ty '" Mult• -level Marketing Un hm1ted earmngs No sefhng for dete1ls mcul a self addressed . stamped enve lope to Bo• 142. Durand Ml 48429 ServJce Representative Be associated w1th one of the leaders '" consumer fman · c1al serviCes lmmed1ata op· en1ng for qual!fted 1ndtv1dual Interested 1n consumer f1 nanc1el serv1ce -consumer loans Home mortgages In surance Sates C redlt Cards Income Tax preparatton and General otf1ce adm1n1stra tton Successful candtdate w1ll be self- mottvated . hke challengmg work . have good communrcatJon slulls. Intel ligent. aggresstve and able to absorb and appl~ comprehenSive traming programs to perform succesfully rn credit, sales, collect1ons. and admm1stration Com petitiVe salary commensurate w 1th expenence and excellent benefits If mtar· ested Call 1 - 614- 992 2111 and ask for J1m 300 W Second St , Pomeroy Oh 45769 LAFF-A·DAY TOM'S SHOE REPAIR Lost and Found lost Dog, Reward oflered Gray male We1manaraner w1th red collar 446· 4926 LOST Dog reward offered gray male Wemaraner wtth rod collar. Call 446-4928 <li~ .. 11111 ~ -- -$.1- "You better fill up now We're aignina a peace treaty ·-oe tomorrow." Blue luggage contammg In fant clothing. In garbag bag lost on Rt 35 eppro.c 12 miles from town. reward , 113 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, OH. Open: 9:00 to 5.00 Closed Thursda s ------ GaiHpoiis - Phone 304-988-3794. LOST in vicimty of 8 Mite Road, tight brown Ito white part beagle, meta. 304· 876· 3424 or 876· 6632 L----_..llc.LI!:.UII.Il....J ' - - - - - - - - .: "' .. 1 0 25 - 60 canto · Vicinity $1 00 small appliances $1 00. Call 814 ·446 9684- Sot 16· Wed 20 Frazten Bottom Flea Market. Every weekend U S 36 fraziers Bottom, WVa 26082 Oealera Wei come Don Frazler Operator 304-766· 2779 Asststant Organist needed at Grace Episcopal Church Call 614 992 398B Yard Sale 4 mt past hospital on old Rt 160 et Evergreen Fr1. & Sat Hospital bed. dreuer. qu11t1ng frame. p1c me, etc Call 446-3249 Baby sttter wanted for 2year old boy Greer Road Area References required 304 - 876 -2921 Part time JOb, takmg applica· ttons lues 19th 1 00 PM Fort Randolph Terrace, Main St we need 6 good people wtlhng to work Ask for Mrs lathey LADIES - tOEALIN HOME JOB. now h1nng area super visors 1n ell towns Hue and manage toy party person net Exc income, bonus, free training over 23. Call collect 304· 744-0924 One acre lot With farge 1n ground pool, torn liner end partially fmushed base mont For rnformatton call 813-866-1232 18 Wanted to Do lawn Mowmg & Trtmmmg Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Cell 614 266 6251 after 5 30 Roof1ng and gutter work . metal work . housepamt1ng. carpenter work EMc ref Free est1mates Call 446- 3171 General Hauling For sale Limestone, f1ll d•rt, and top sod Call Call 614 - 266- 1427 Dozer work, ground clearmg & excavating $26 per hr Call 448-9638 Bass player wants JOb w1th well established country square dance or polka bend Reduced 2-story, 3 BR fenced yard, 2 car garage separate entrance 16 Vm ton. Glps 829,900 Call 446 -2081 n1ghts House for Sale b~ owner 4 BR house on lower R1ver Rd 3 miles south of town Woodburmng ftreplace. garage. basement, new furnace. and roof, overlook~ng the Ohio R1ver Call daytime 446-1815 , noght 1244 446 · NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 36 PHONE 614-4467274 1979 3 bdr mob•le home on V1 acre lot, well shaded Must sell both together Call 614-388-995 7 Mob1le Home Detro1ter 12X60. AC , 2 porches. underpmmng fuel o1l bareU 85, 600. good cond Call Reduced 2 story, 3 bdr , 2 -car garage, fenced yard , separate entrance. 15 VIM ton, Gall1pohs, 446 2081 , mghts $29 ,900 N1ce house & barn Call 614 266 1640 Attractive small home small yard at a small pr~cel M1ddle All types of butldJOg con struction rooftng, stdmg. remodeling. moon and con crete. wood, custom bu111 cabmets By the JOb or hour Call 446 -2 162 Elowayne Mast port 614-992 6941 - - - - - - - -lcWeter wells. dnlled & serVIced Free estimates Call 614·992-5006 or 614 · 7423147 Would love to have 1 elderly lady to stay 111 my home for 1 week . 1 month, whartever lots of TLC Call 614 9493014 anvt1me WTII babysit 1n my home . responsible dependeble mother Chandler Dr~ve, 304·675-6297 0 Business pportunity 4 BR large eat· 1n k1tchen large hvmg & famtly rooms also, 16•32 mground heated pool all on a one acre fenced lot, many other ex tras Fmancmg avatlabe $69,500 5877 Call 304 -773 $500 down 2 bdr tratler on large wooded lot lour own boat dock Call 514 256 1216 8002 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB liSHING CO recommends that you do busmeu w1th people you know. and NOT to send money through the ma1l unttl you have 1nvest1 gated I he offenng SNAP-ON TOOLS Call 614-6B2 · $1.500 down take over S315 mo payment , taxes & msurance mcluded 3 bdr ranch full basement. wood burner c1ty schools, located 1n Plantz SubdiVISIOn S24 400 balance Call 446 Financial 21 Two story, 7 room house bath screened poh, carport on 4 acres. 5 m1 southeast Oak Hill 0 H off St At 279 $15 000 6t73 Inter ested m ownmg ~our own busmess and betng mde pendent? EI(JStmg dealer shtp avatlable m Me1g and Galha Count1es No tea Inventory Tn\lestment re qUTrod Buy back guarantee Above average 1ncome Complete companytrammg Colt Vern Roe 1 800- 582 7497, or Gene Schroer 1-614 -6B7 470B Classy Fash1ons mv1tes vou to own your own Jean Sportwear lad1es Apparel or Infant-Preteen store Na · tiona! corporation seekmg store owners for new loca t1ons One t1me fee J&t2.900 to t5 ,900) <n· eludes buying tnp, begm mng tnventory. store fix tures Installed store supplies. locatiOn ass1st ance. tramtng program and more Call now' Mr Tate 704 753-473B Own your own Jean Sportswear. ladtes Apparel Comb1natton. Accessones large S1ze store Na11onal brands Jordache, Ch•c lee Levt , Vanderbrlt. lzod Gunne Sa;~~, Esp.r1t , Br~tta ­ nla Calvm Klem, Serg•o Valente, Evan Ptcone, Cla• borno, Members Only. BtU Blass. Orgamcaltv Grown, Healthtex 600 others 67 900 to $24,900 . mven tory . a1rfare trammg. fiJI tures grand opentng, ect Call Mr loughhn at 612 888 SS55 1- - - - - - - - -- - Own your own Jean Sportswear. lad1es Apparel or Children's Store 300 Brand names S14 900 Includes 10111al tnvenlory store f1•tures . trammg and much more Mr Tate 704 - 753 4738 6 rooms basement. double garage, 1 & one -thtrd acre lot Rose HdL Pomeroy $32,900 Call 1-614-678 2513 8 yrs old 3 bedrm, 2 baths, family room wtth w oo d burner SJngtecargarage. on flat acres w1th stocked pond C1tv water 1n Racme a Ca11614 949· 2641 For sale by owner Clarence H11l lmmed•ate possession puce negohabler or owner w1tl help fmance Bt level 1n RustiC Hdls Syracuse Oh10 2 full baths. 3 bedrooms. fam1ly room w1th f1replace spiral staircase, hv1ng room, dmmg room, k1tchen with dishwasher & garbage d1s posal. cham hnk fence 16x 12 barn for storage . msulated Call 614 247 4t34 Rutland 10 rooms on 47x150 lot North Mam $4995 Needs work. but lots of posllb,ltt;leS Pall 216 394-8741 qrvvrite Box 723. Pomeroy OH 45169 Is 8th house from corner of S•lem on west s1de Make an offer Syracuse 3 bedroom. fam1ly room, cen tral atr, cham hnk fence, storage bwldtng S32,000 Call614 992 2521 or 3048B2 3197 Owner transferred must sell home. femtly room has 20 h of wmdows for pastoral v1ew. fm1shed double gar age f~replace large porch . 40 f1 deck. woods , pnvacy. near Royal Oak PBrk 963 900 5420 Coli 614 992 - 7 Room house . laundry room, 4 bedrms F1hh St Syracuse Can be seen at Ons Hubbard res Call 992 - 2239 Pomeroy , 3 bedrooms. 1 •;, bath, all utdltJes, ac carpeted Insulated . remodeled 1ns1d8. carport, basement Call 614 992 2602 992 3006 H 0 ME l 0 AN S FIXE 0 RATES Below mark&t rates F1xad conventional FHA VA Leader Mortgage , Athens. collect 614-69~· 23 Professional Services 1- - -- - - - PIANO TUNING Lower pr1ced regular tun1ngs diScounts to Sen1or C1t1zens. Churches & Schools Ward ' s Keyboard 304 -876 -3B24 Piano Tunmg and RapaJr Brumcardt Mua1c Co . 446 0687 Sk11l and mtegrity our trademark lane Damela. 814-742 -2951 Professional ElectrolySIS Cltn1c Probe Type Electroly- oie AMA. FDA Ito FCC approved. Doctor referrals 304-876-6568 Schult 60th Anm\lersary re bate S1000. rebate any Schutt purchased through June 30 French C•tv Mob1le Homes Call 446-9340 1978 Nashua 14x70 3 bdr , 1 % bhth 2 a~r conditioners appliances, drapes mcluded Call 614 367-0691 1976 14~t70 3 bdr tOtal electnc underp1nnmg. he down anchors B. 000 good cond1t1on. storage bu•ld•ng $175 Call 446 -3162 1973 12x60 remodeled plumbmg electr~c . AC Call 446-0221 Ctos1ng Out Tra1ler Rental Busmess Had 22 ONLY 6 LEFT Stzes 1 Ox60 & 12x52 , 2 bedroom fur mshed A comfortable home for a low Pnce Brown 1 Tratler Park MmersvJIIe Oh<o Call 614 992 3324 Near A acme 1n country 3 1 acres w1th 14.~t70 mob1le hom e 2 bedroom 2 bath, central Air , porches & 12x16 barn Call aher 6 00 p m 614-843-5240 l1ke new, 3 bdrm sect•onal home on beaut1fut 1.h acre lot 1n Arbaugh add1tton Tuppers Plams. e•cellent neighborhood 532 900 mcfudes new refrlg range. washer & dryer, fmancmg a\lallable w1th low down payment to quahf1ed part1es Call 614 992 7034 davs 614 992 7671 even1ngs You Better Hurry for a comfortable mobtle home at a low pnce Had 22 only 3 left 1 21152 & 12x44 !IIZP.S 2 bedroom furn1shed Clos1ng out rentals Brown ' s Tra•ler Park Mmersv1lle Oh 614 992 3324 1971 12x68 Ritz Craft Royale w1th 6• 12 expando. gas heat good cond1t10n Ftrst S6000 buys W1lk es v1lle Cell 614 669 5101 1981 Hollypark , 14;~~70 e.11c cond 12xB deck , underpe nnmg and l arge room a1r cond mcluded 304 - B95 3895 or B95 3600 1982 Clayton , 14x70 2 bedroom 2 baths diS hwasher stereo ce1lmg tan flreplece microwave cen tral a1r concrete steps and underpennmg $15 500 00 fnm 304 -773 5550 1980 Holly Part.. 14x70 2 bedroom 1 1h baths total efectrtc, central an cond • dtshwt~sher. porch 'Nitfr awmng, underpenn•ng , sak"· age bu1ldmg 304 - 6?5- 2604 Tretter & l ot 304 773 -5848 after 4 p m H olly Park mob1le home. tully furmshed Very good condt11on 1 112 acres $16 000 304 458 1688 33 Farms for Sale Rustle Hdls, Remodeled 2 bedroom house near Pomeroy on 1 acre Storage bulld1ng & cellar 817 000 Call 614 - 22 Money to Loan 1973 Baron. 12x65. 2 BR , many extras. ei(C cond French C1ty Brokerage Ser vtce Call 446 9340 I railer , new carpet . doors, Call Ray 614 446 3109 Snodgrass for your career 3:::0::: 6::: 1:::::=======:: •ntervtew Beneficial Oh, ! ::: Inc 6 .... Yard Sale Kanauga-429 4th ave Galllpol!s Mens & Womens- Children• clothe•- Announcements K1ttens, free to good home Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 Meres County Assoc:iate Phone 742·3171 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 814-446 -0294 SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED & Commercial Che!Yi Lemley, 2711 SWEEPER and sew1ng ma chme repa!F . parts. and supplies P•ck up end delivery Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner, one half mtle up Goorges Creek Rd Call County Residenlial M. l. "Bud" McGHEE Broker Cash pa•d for fancy ~ron or heavy Iron beds S 160 and up for certa10 Mtugs Co stone Jars Old trme cup board call 1 - 304-882 - Service INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE For all your wrrrng needs; furnaces repair serv1ce and installation. Real Estate General 3476 Old fashiOned cast tron bath tub Call 614 -742-2137 Authorrzed John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equrpment Dealer Parts Ito Buy1ng dally gold. s1lver coms . rmgs,Jewelry sterhng ware . old coms. large cur rency Top pnces Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Middleport Oh 614 -992 - SALES & SERVICE Farm Equipment or 992-7121 3rd Olive St . Galhpofls, Oh BOGGS Call614 -992 -5382 or 992 7339 54 Misc. Merchandise 446-3159, U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Rt 124,Pomero, Ohro I 4 ture, 45769 or cell 614 ·992 7760 Call 446-3897 Address---------1 Phone _______________ Save 400 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam furni - 446-3672 ' "' Name _______________________ 5 BUS. : 985-3813 RES .: 985-3837 6/ 18 / lm u pd OPEN : MON.-SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C. L. KITCHEN 5/2211 mo V. C. YOUNG Ill Wanted To Buy We pay cas h for late model clean used cars J1m Mmk Chev -Oids Inc Bill Gene Johnson PH. 992-2549 4 J&F CONTRACTING 9 498 Gen Hartrnger Pkwy. Mrddleporl, OH . - Concrete work - Piumbtng and electrtcal work (Free Estimates) '1(, 304 - 276 · AuctiOn, Mt Alto, Thursday June21. 7 OOPM Consign ment accepted Emma Bell Auct1onear 429-84 PERSONALIZED POOLS YOUNG'S - Addona and remodel1ng Roofing Work Aluminum & Vtnjl Srdings 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH, 992-7583 or 992-2282 Auct1oneer GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES - Roofmg and gutter work & Garages 111 THE DITCHING SERVICE 3 2 ttn 32 Mobile Homes for Sale ~-~~·~mll~/-'tl~"'fll"·~ {/t~o"<tt;,)\>J',h & 7 614 -266 1317 ~~::~~:::~====1~~~~==:;=;::~~ -------r --welcome R<ehard Reynolds 11 Help Wanted 31 Homes for Sale 3069 949-2263 CHESTER-985-3307 1 ! JI1 lr ln' Ju ~ rv1 M ll ' ! v 1]1) Constgments of new and used merchendise always , I' I'' II S i 'l /H 00 H 0vf' "1 ,, ' Wolfe Investigations, Inc. Racrne, Oh . Ph 614-843-5191 6; J8 t J mo lid Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows L - - - - - - S-141 mo G&W PlASTICS & SUPPliES P&S BUILDINGS NEW-REPAIR We Have A Full Time WVa 304· 773-6786 or 304-773-9186 Auct 1on every Fr~ night at the Hartford Commun 1ty Center Truckloads of new merchand1se avery week WRITESEL ROOFING CO. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR R1ck Pearson Auct1onaar Service Estate, Farm, Antique & llqutdatlon salaa. L1censed & bonded 1n Oh1o & Stzes Start From I2' x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' I I t d O H nsu a e og ouses 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester, Ohto Ph . 985 - 4269 If No An.,..r, Call 98S-4382 wo service All l II nc every Tueadey Cantor Bldg. Camden St. 614-367-7101 All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS AND APPLIANCE SERVICE BISSELL J1111n ' I I ,, f' I If (I )I' P11 , t 11• l ' tlj lf) 1!1• J t< J I tl " J n II ' ! ( JCli\ M I (j 11 I' l 1\ ' 1 ( I• t ~ I : t J B (l(l I I ' l< ' l 'I' II ' ' t l 11 1• o 1\ II 1••11 •v tol tl •lt • I•"'' '" n n" n t 1t1" , ol t\ 1 I I 1 I I ' u<T> T>, JIV t <il l• r w l• I-tt v• 1 'I' l1 r, H 1 ,, I ' I lor• 11 rl•l t( I 11 11 +,'I l <lH l ' tl " '• I" b .d t )< t PUBLIC NOTICE 111 I I H, h 1'1 .1\ Jr\ r\J ,n , Hn l " ' ' ' >r• , r 1 I l< u f.l,,\, n , ~h rr r r, I o1 Pt h 1< ' 1+1 11 Public Notice )h ' !-' LHl I ' M I k I t! Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savell! l' •" l (ul ~ lr ntvn<;l-+o l l '1nl d r Puhl' Ou•tq..-1 '"'' H '' 16)19 25 2tc Or 1"11 • Th 1, , , Patsy A Thoma Clerk '+ ' •w Ch•vy Truck .... We Use Von Schrader Equrpment Recommended by Leadmg Carpet Manu · facturers . 'FREE ESTIMATES" 6 6 I mo l"·~ ot o'""'" PUBLIC NOTICE BUDGET HEARING 1 j t ' < 1" 1 ' II , 11 l o l'ld ' lP Seyler Mayor ATIEST N PH. (614) 985-4212 .,11!10 G•o•o ..... o . 7 >J Mu ltiOt! h BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS 1 , ' I r' 1 I• tl1 ' 1! 11 , , , .1 1 t 1 H 11 p 1 t J•< I "' . ....... Auction Page Daily Sentinel 't' arli Soles Auct . Lonn•e Neal . Youth Pt. Ple11ent WVI. Publrc Notice Harlan H Wehrung Pres Dale E Smtth Chester M KN•ght 1 (1 , 1 I I '• ••I' > 1 (I II , ,. r l\ o pn11 ' ' I p I ope 1 • I•' 11 "" ~ 1!1 U~ <nl~ "' o <fo S ' "'''"'"'G" o A.,.,~ ,o ~• "' 0., , "" til r----------------------~ l I I •••...,••" 367 ~ o G ... "' •d••oon ...,,...,,. 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" . .... .,., •• Point student on president's list cJ mpuo.;po.; I """" ...:''""''' 8 The FQFt FtfNT WITH OPTION TO IUYJII 14 11 woda thr•o P.4room, . both and h~lf. fiiOb!lo home olttl~g pn nln IQI, ready to movf Into Uai .OO down •za& .OO por month. ~04 - e78-2711 Seven year old home. three bedrooms. garden spot. 2605 l1ncoln Ave 8 % pet assumable !oan 304 -675 5047 New list1ng moving need to sell, 3 bedroom 2 full baths Meadowbrook eddn 8 % per cent assumable loan loti of extras, prtced 60s 304 · 676-6425 For sale or trade. 2 % bed room all modern house w1th beth. attached garage. vmyl, steel. alumn Sell or trade for late model 2 or 3 bedroom trailer and land 304 -882 3690 17 ACRES m Ewtngton. along Raccoon Creek Aoa_d , frontage on St Rt 160 mr;:e bu1ldmg sttes barn ch1cken house sept1c tant.. and mmeral r1ghts Call 388- 8510 Small farm (18 25 acres) in Portland , Oh10. bordered by OhiO R1ver & h1ghway No bUJidmgs, some trees ,,., mmeral r1ghts Fau market pnce. $40, 000 For InformatiOn wnte B Graham. 4615 Eme rald Na cog doches Texas 75961 Ashton area 5 1h acres 2 houses 2 barns 2 car garage pond S 55 000 00 Phone 304 676 -2320 34 Business Burldings BU1Id1ng for salem Rutland 301(60 block butldmg wkfl restrooms & newer ftJ.r . nance loc1ted on S R 1 24 . has llt·Jinthl of an acre. C•ll ~phn 8 Evans Postw Chufl'.h of Ood Rutland at ~, 4·141-2080 . 35 ~ou • Acreage r.+ 4 111 acre lot res1riced m•le from Gallipolis · ~ t Holzer Reduc•d : tR $10 .600 Call 446 -34116; Lot for sale m Merce rville Call614 256 6618 1 Ox 50 tratler on larg'e wooded lot . 7 mtles below Galltpol1s on Racoon s 10 995 304-675-6448 5 acres can be split 500 ft frontage . located 8 m1les north of PoJnt Pleasant on Rt 2. Flotrock Call 3Q..4676-1248 aher 6 �8-The Daily Sentinel Pug• Relllci iS 41 Tllelday, Jvne 19, 1984 ftamei'D'" Middlepolt, Ohio 64 They'll Do It Every Time Houses lor Rent 3 bdr . house deluxe. central air, pool etc . Call675 -5104 or 676 -5386. ' Mlac. Merchandlae Peta for 68 Sele Call614 ·245-9284 or 614388 ·8243 . chest. couch, rung, Yamaha organ. Call 446 - each. Call 614- 992 · 3840. 4052 or 446-2248 . 2 Beagles, 1 male 2'h yean old. 1 female 3 years old. Both very good hunters. Will aell together only . $1150.00 -------------------~ 36ft. c•mping tr•iler, AC , ~ both. 304-1176-6145. ' " " at Hidden lakes, Pome· *2& . 57 Maytag waaher & dryer . Call 614· 992 -6357 aher 6 p .m . adults only . Call 614 -949- 2619 . King wood & coal burner Blonde Wulitzer spinet pi· Services One Upright piano for sale. 10 HP Sears riding lawn S400. Call 614-446-4807. mower 36 inch cut $460, Yl · HP electric drill $50. Cell Spinet Piano. excellent con 614·949 · 2749 . dition, S500. Call after 5 full basement . garage, central air, heat pump, fenced yard , 144 English Rd . Pt Pleasant $375 . month plus damage deposit . 304 -675 7789 or 304·675 · 7467 af. ter 5 p. m . and weekend s. 2 1 room air conditionen . Two 51 Apartment for Rent for Rent TWIN Mob1le home for rent Ref. & Oep Call 446 -0508 or 446 · 1609 Mobile home furn ished, AC . idtHII for 1 or 2 men . beautiful ri11erview Fosters Trailer Park Call 446 - 1602 1 2•60 2 bedroom trailer . furn1shed, gas & water paid . S250 mo .. $100 deposit Call 446 ·6583 RIVERS TOWER. Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an in co m e of less than $12.300 Renting for 30 per ce nt of adjusted income . Phone 304 -675 -6679 . N ice 1 and 2 bedroom unfurnish ed apartments . 304 -675 -2218 before 6 pm 5858 . Apt fo r runt Henderson 304 -675 -1972 . One bedr oo m furnished apt. Pt . Pit Very clean. nice Audits only , no pets . Phone All new 3 room. bath apt Close to Pleasant Valley Hasp . Private, quiet . 304 - 675 · 1962 or 675 4580 . 2 bedroom mobile home . adults only . For sale or rent Call 614 -992-2598 2 bedroom. total electric with cen tral air, on East Main St .. Pomeroy above ca r wash, fully furnished Ca 11614 -992 -7314 or 992 - Front apanment, partially furn ished, rent S225 , water. alectnc paid . Phone 304- 1076 . 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS IE quBI Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at $157 for one bedroom and $19 3 per month f or two bedroom. with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley PlanL pool and TV t~nf Call 446 -2745 or leave messagA . 3 bdr unfurn garage apt .. $250 plus deposit Call 446 -37B6 Furnished apt _ 919 2nd . Gallipolis _ S 175 _ Men only . Call 446 -4416 after 7PM Newly remodeled 2 bdr . equipped kitchen . centra l air , $250 821 1h Second Ave , Gallipolis Call 446 - 2 158 Furnished Apt . 920 4th . Gallipolis S225 Utilities paid Adult s. 1 bdr Call 446 -4416 after 7PM 4 rooms & bath. unfurnished pat ., utilit1es paid. adults only, no pets Ca ll 446 3437 or 446 3111 . Unfurnished 2 bdr. in Crown C ity Call 614 -256 -6520 2 bdr unfurnished, e11tra n1ce. 2 mi . out on At 588 . S200 mo ., adults only . Call 446 -2300 3 AM S & bath . stove, refrigerat or. all utilities in cluded . adults only . no pet s. Ca11446 -2583 . One bedroom apanment, furn . or unfurn ., $190 per month, utilities paid, S50 deposit , 6 month lease. no children. no pets . 446 -3667 after5 First fl oor furnished ap t . u1ilities furnished . adults preferred . reference re quired . Inquire 631 -4th Ave., Gallipolis . furnished efficieny, private bath. ell utililies paid . $155 mo . at Rio Grande . Call 446· 01 57 first floor furnished apt ., utilities furnished , adults preferred . reference s re quired. Inquire 6 31 4th AVe .. Gallipolis. 1 bedroom apartment turn. or unfurn . $190 per month . utilities paid. S500 deposit, 6 month lease. no children . no pets. Ca11446- 3667after 7 1 bedroom Apt . 8196. mo Including utilities . Equal Housing Oppor1unity . Con · teet Village Manor Apts . 61 4-992 · 7787 . Riverside Apt1 . Middlepor1. Special rates for Senior Citizens. $130 . Equal Housing Opportunities 614 - 992 · 7721 Furnithed 1 & 2 bedroom apartments . Middleport . Adultl, no pets, tecurity dopooit . 3874 . Call 814 - 992 · APARTMENTS . mobile homes. houaea. Pt. Pleaunt ond Gtllipolis . 614 · 448 · 8221 . TV&: Appliances. 627 Third Ave. , Gallipolis. 614 -4461 699 . Spin washers, gas & electric dryers. auto washers. gas & electric ranges . refrigerators, TV sets. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers, refrigera · tors, ranges . Skaggs Ap pliances. Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crettt Motel. Whv pay more . Trade Center Furniture Outlet. Rt . 7 . Kanauga. Oh . Open 9- 7PM _ Freezer. 23 cu . tt Gibson Upright . 5200 . Call 614- 8t trailer . - - -- - - - - - - - Washers & dryers S69 .95 & $79.95 -- Thia week only. Hupp-'s Appliances & Glassware. corner Rt . 141 & Rt. Large Freezer $95 . 5 TV 's S35 & up, couches $35 · S65, 3- 5.000 BTU air condi tioners S95 each, Speed Queen washer $50. Whirl pool washer 865, General Electric washer $96, dryers S95 each, king size box springs & mattress S66. Skaggs Appliances 559 Upper River Ad, 446 -7398. Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms Park Central Hotel Ca ll 614 -446 -0756 . Sleeping room $115, utilili es paid . Share bath, male only . Range & refrig . 919 2nd Ave . Gallipolis. Call 446 -4416 after 7 PM . 46 Carpet for rentals for S3 .99 sq yd . Call 614 ·992 ·6173. G E refrigerator -freezer & electric Magic Chef stove. both almond color & 6 months old . $800 pair . Call 614 -992 · 5017 or 5655 . Space for Rent Trailer space for rent . Call 614 -367-7438 . 992 · Extra firm full ab:a mattress and box springs, very clean, $40.00. 304 -675-4072 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park . Route 33 , North of Pomeroy . Large lots. Call 1-:---:---- - - -- - Refrigerator, stove, table and chairs. Misc . 304 -895 - or 1-::::::::;========= Trailer lois for rent . 304 - 675 -1076. Large lot for trailer, gas, electric. cily water . 304 - Knauff Firewood Reduced pricAs thru July 31st. Have your own seasoned wood this winter _614 -256 -6245 675- 3216 Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. New & used wood & coal stoves. 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399. b unk beds complete wi1h bunkie s S199. 2 piece antron livingroom suites $199. antron recliners $99, other recl iners $80, maple dinette sets 5179 , box springs & mattress twin or full S 1 00 set regular-firm &120. maple dinette chairs $35 . wash stands $34, maple rockers 859. 7 piece chrome dine1te set $149, 5 piece dinttt1e set $99, used bedroom suites. refrigera tors. ranges , chest. dressers, wringer washers, TV's , dryers, & shoes . Call 614 -446 - 3159 . LAYNE·s FURNITURE Soh , chair , rocker , ottoman, 3 tables , (extra heavy by Frontier) , $685 . Sofa, chair and loveseat, $275 Sofas and chairs priced from 8285 . to &895 . Tables, 845 and up to &125 . Hide-abed s,8 440 . and up to 6526 ., Recliners, $176 . to 8375 ., lamps from $28 . to S75 6 pc . dinettes from 899 .. to 435 . 7 pc . 8189 and up. Wood table with six chairs $425 to S746 . Desk 8110 up to $226 . Hutches, 8550 . and up, maple or pine finith . Bunk bed complete with mattresses, S250 . and up to 8396 . Baby beda , 8-110 . Manressas or boll: springs, full or twin. $68 ., firm . 868. and 878 . Queen sets, $196 . 4 dr . chasti, 842 . 6 dr. cheat•. $64. Bed frames . $20 .and S25 .. 10 gun Gun cabinets. 8360. Gas or electric ranges 8376. Babv mattresses. S26 & 836 , bed frames 820, 826. & $30. king frame $60. Good selection of bedroom suites. ceder che1ts. rockeu , metal cabinet1, swivel rockers . u..d Furniture ·• Cheln, dryers. and TV ' s. 3 mile1 ou1 Bulevllle Rd . Open 9am to 8pm, Mon. thru Fri., 9am to 6pm, Sat . 1114-446-0322 Guns, limes1one . Sand, Gravel . Delivered in Mason. Meigs, Gallia or piclc up at Richards & Son . Call 446 · 7785 . 614-446 -1822. 8 :00 am 10:00 pm, 7 days weekly, New Remington 30 -30 am munition 2 boxes , 40 rounds $15.0(}. All staniless 22 auto target pistols with 6in and Bin barrelllength , regu lar S269. Loretta ' s S240. includes 100 cartridges . Bingham 22 all steel auto rifle ventilated sleeve over barrett , carbine length 50 round magazine reg . S239 new $180 includes 100 cartridges. Also. have S & W. 44 mag . 6360 . Rugar Stainless Red Hawk 44 mag . $340 . We are a class three dealer . law enforcement or individual. Call us on your class three wants . Sears walking -jo gging e•cerciser : welded steel frame. tubular steel front and side rails: $65 .00 . Ca11304 - 675 - 4302 6 wheeler ultra terrain. good condition, $400. 304-882 2887 Clothesline posts , swing frames , all types, picni c tab le framAs with or without lumber. 304-675 -3677 55 Building Supplies LUMBER -Rough cut, oak, popl ar. 2x4. 21(6 , 2•8 . h4, 1 116, 11(8. length available, 8 ft . through 16 ft _ Hogg & Zu5pan . 304 -773 -6 654 . 2B6-5930 Now open for business. Mountain S1ete Stock, At. 33. New Haven . Complete masonry supplies. 4" , 8" , 1 2" block _ Delivery service. Phone day 304- 882 -2222, evening 882 -3239 . Coffee table stereo, stereo, dinette table Call614 -256- 56 Plutic cisterns state approved. plastic septic t&nks, plastic culvert . metal cul verts. RON EVANS ENTER PRISES , JAckson. Oh 614 - 6417 Built on vour lot a new home you can afford over 1, 1 00 sq .h , 6 rms . & bath , car peted, ready to move into . 826.600 Also garages & basements . Call Patriot Home Builders anvlime 446 -8038 Will consider mobile home as trade in . Shrubs pruned. lawn re seeded , retaining walls , sidewalks, pa1ios, till din, topsoil, bark mulch & saw dust . Contact Bruce Davi sion . Call 614 - 256- 1427. 10 in . Home lite chain saw , brand new . never used, $85 ; gun cabinet, holds 12, $125; swing set, $26 . 246 - 9441 . Monclair chest type freezer , exc . workingcond., S100or best oHer . Call 446 -8114 anytime. 2237 . 59 468· 1874. For Sale or Trade Toba cco plants-2; 9x100 bed• . C•ll 614 ~ 388~9792. Farm Supplies & Livestock Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor - outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service . Catl614 -446 - 7795 Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 614 · 367 -7220. Briarpatch Kennels Profes sional All -breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa cilities. Pick up and delivery service . English Cocker Spa niel puppies . Call 614 -388 · 9790. 61 Farm Equipment Tractor. model 8 with culti vators . Call614 - 256-6417 . 5 hp rotortiller, Sears brand, 5spd. used 1 season. Call 614·245 ·92 12 . 1968 Ford tractor 85,000 & 1978 Diesel. 840 hours. s1.ooo. 2423 c.11 614 - 379· 7 ft . haybine. exc . cond ., John Deere 24T baler, New Holland 66 bater. Farmhand pull wheel rake, New Hoi· land hay crimser, wagon nBw hay rack, 501 Ford mower, Ford cultvators, rotary hose, fertilize spread ers. wheat drills, Farmhand grinder mixer, hay & grain ~eva tor , other field ready equipment . Howe's Farm Machinerv. Rt . 124 & May· hew Rd ., Jackson, Oh , 614-286 ·5944 . 614 -742 - 203B 2521 63 or 742 · Livestock 992 -2488 . Black Angus bull . Cell 614- 256 · 1528. Reg . full blooded Arabian stallion, 5 yrs. old, purebred, bull Simmental. Call 614 367 -0493 after 6PM. Reg . Polled Heruford bull 3 yrs. old, $750. Call 446- 0212 . Reg . polled Hereford bull, 2 yrs. old, $600. Call 614 - 256 ·6043 . Quail Chicks will be availa ble June 20 1hrough June 24 at V2 price at LaBonte Quail Farm. 36160 Beahan Rd .• long bottom, For information, call614 -986 -4346. Reg Ouaner mare with coh. 2 year old Aqha mare. Reasonable. 694 -5816 ext 167 days; 614 -992- 7300 evenings . Greenbrier Stables now boarding horses . 304-675- 6799 . Greenbrier Stables, we buy. sell or trade horae!. 304· 675 ·6799 . 614-388-9790. 64 Hay & Groin 12 mo . old Reg . Pit Bull . Call wheels. Good condition. 11,500. 00. 2191. 304-8711 - 1978 Chevy Scottodola. ''" ton, 4Jt4, extr• clean, heavy duty, auto trana, PS, PI, rear window, 8ft. alumn topper. 304-676-1386 . 1980 YW Pickup. 60.000 1978 Mercury Cougar loaded. new tire•. e2.800. Village Pizza. negotiable. Call 448-0289 or 446-9613. 1978 Chevy lmpola AC. 62,000 milel, 82.300. Call 1974 Ford Comet 2dr.6 cyl, 64,000 act.miles. ex . cond . 81000 . 0193. Call 61 4· 446- Cou•ier XLT sports package, PB, rack·in· penning steering.new tirea, auto . tr•nsmisslon, 4 cyl. 32 mpg, sell ing price $2496, retoil $3025. Call 614-3889905. 1979 MGB Convertible A · 1 condition. miles. 2 new tirea. See at 73 Vans Ill 4 W.O. 1978 Chevy window ven. A-1 condition.Coll 614· 2411·6294. 1975 Dodge von. naeds work. good work van. make otter. Call614-992·6547. Ford Call 814 -246 · 5294. 1979 Dodge Omnl. 4 opd, AC. PS. P8. radio, 47,800 mllea. Call 614-446-2610 aher6pm. 1984 Chevy 610, 4 wheel dinro. 304-882-3184. 1979 Chevy Beauville van loaded in exc. cond, 86,200 firm . 304·675· 7748. 1982 Chevy V•n loaded, trailer pkg. 360 engine. 26,600 miloa . 304-6751423. 74 Motorcycl es 1--------------------- 1977 Chevy Malibu Clonic 306. Y-8. 4dr. ps,pb.ac.at. miles. Eu. cond . Call 446· 36.000 miles. nice car. 1 0061. 1983 Y 66 Megna: 2856 owna1. Call 614- 2411· 9493 1976 Toronado: good cond. 1974 Triumph Bonneville, hardtaH. $460. Sell or trade . Call 446-2647. Call614-949-2162. 1972 Mustang Grande. 302. auto .. good on gaa. 1979 KDX 400, runs good . Call 61 4-992·3846. $1400 . Call446-1328. Coli 446-4382. Harley Davidson motorcy· cl e. pan heed engine . 81900. 6846. Call 614·992 · 1978 Uncoln Mark Y. 2 dr.• akv roof. 22.000 miles. eJllc. cond.. 87.496. Call 446· 1243 or 446·1616. 1983 Plymouth Colt 18,000 mi.. stand. shift plus econ· omy shift, air. Call614-379- 5 yr _ old Sorrell Quarter horse mare , 2 yrs. Equestrian training . Merideth manor. S650 . Call 614- 1977 Chev. truck, Yr ton, 8 cyl. ltd ohlft. PS. spoke Call 614· 256·6200. 1976 Camara. 4 dirt bikes. New Holland 850 large round bailer & hay rake. Call Professional All Breed Dog Obedience Training . lndivid · ual & classes available. Call 614 -446-3249 . 1981 Chevette one owner. ell:c. condition . $2.999 firm. 1979 1 30 Farmall tractor with cu ltivators . elCC. cond. & tobacco baler. Call 4467838 after 5PM . Trucks lor Sale 3110 Y-8. AM rodlo. sliding 446-0963. Gallipolis, Top soil and fill dirt deli vered , 304 -675· 7771 . 3 tables, safe and chair, victorian style , 3 vrs old. Strawberries. Taylor 's Berry Patch . 8AM - 8PM . Mon .- TOP CASH pold lor loto Sat. Call 446·8692 or 614· model used care. Smith 246 ~ 9567 . Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Ea1t· ern Ave., Galllpoli1 . Call Jam Strawberries 1000 614·446-2282. quarts of good jam berries 1-------------------60 cents per quart. Pick your 1963 Ford Folrtono 4 dr., own . 2 miles back of New 200 6 cyllndar. outo, Haven at Union Camp 66,000 mlloo, now point . Ground . CIBI 304 - 882· Call otter 8:00PM. 304- Remington 700 Bdl. Varmit 25 .06. 15 power J Unertl, Bipod , Dies 304 - 675 - 54 Misc . Merchandise Warehouse or storeroom. 25•75, for furniture. lumber, roofing , insulation, equipment 304-675 -6512 . 304-675 -7746 . 3BB5 . ~~h;; _ use . Call 1 -614 -486 - Used lawn mowers, sweepers A epairs on mowers, sweepers. chain saws and misc . B & S Fix -it -Shop . 1 pair Queen Anne wingback chairs. like new. reduced pricA. See at 179 N Park Drive. telephone 304- 6752323, Eleanor Lanham . 614 -992 -7479 . paneling . Double contour chair. as advertised on TV. with heat 8t vibrator _ Call 614- 9493014 anytime Loretta's 1 bedroom furni shed apart men t . all utilities paid, 304 - 45 for Nick Jr . 10 pc. Pit Sofa , wine color, or1g. $1000, price 8475 firm . Call 614 -682 -7164 . 7 . Call 446 -8033. 675 -7112 . 9 p.m 614-992-5547 & ask 4103. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~=====~ 71 72 Autoe lor Sale Complete mobile sound systAm . Professional sound au dio equipment . Good for a band . perfect for OJ Lights included Call evening after 245·5032 . 675 -3771 . 6215 2 bedroom trailer, kitchen furnished . couple one small child accepted 30 4 -675 - horse Household Goods 61 4 ~ 446 · 739B . 304-675 · 1386 12•60 2 bedroom m obile home, partly furnished. Ra ci ne area Call 614 -992 - stall 0 Fruit Vegetables or 992 -7339 . 42 Mobile Homes Call 446 -8558 p.m 614 -949-2677 . 58 S650 . Call 614 -992 -53 82 44 2 bdr . trailer fully furn1shed . Home Improvements 5000 BTU 's. S75 each. Call 614·992·5498 . Su burban , 3 bedrooms. 1'6 story frame . seclude d loca tion. phone 304 -675 - 1460. good loca tion . sec _dep . req 81 74 Harley Davidson Super Glide chopper. All chrome. 82900 . 6846. Call 614-992 - 1968 Harley 3.4 finished. Make offer. 304-676-8397. Call 614 -446-9684 . 1978 Olds Cutla11 Supreme good cond .. 82,000 or best 75 offer . Call 446-3835 . 1979 Chevy Caprice Cl assic, 2 dr, ac, ps, V-B engine, body good condition, •~c. performance. Will consider •II oflora . Call 614-9927412 af1er 6 p.m. 1982 Cavalier, au1o., p.t., a.c.. a.m. t.m., raer de· fogger, 20,000 miles, like now 28 MPG . Call 614- 9926810. 78 Tran Am T-Top, limited edition , everthlng new. 84900 . 6846. Cell 614-992· 1980 Pinto, standard tranamillion. Call after 6 p,m, 614-992 -3917 . 1 979 Mercury Capri. 6 cyl .• AM·FM ca11ene. AC. auto. radial tires. U.OOO.OO firm. 304-676· 1146. '78 two door Pontiac Gr•nd Prix. PS, PB. AC, cruise control. V8-301. black . 304·675-6288. Buick Electra Umited. 1981. fully equipped, eJilcellent Boats and Motors lor Sale Pony car1 driving harne .. , bridal & linea, pony saddle. All fo• 885 . Call 614- 388· 8280. 1 0 gallon aquarium with ace. & fish . Also youth bed 6 mattress. Call 614- 388 - 9767. TV. chest, couch, rug, Ye· maha organ. 448 -4082 or 4411-2248. Old model rood grader. 12 ft. blodo. good engine. tiiOO. Collll14- 2111· 12111. Call 614-388 · 9857. PAINTING· interior and 61:terior, plumbing , roofing, aome remodeling. 20 yrs . up. Call 814-388-9652. H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding, roofing, room eddhion, storm windows. Ito no. Cell 614-367 -0409 or 614-367-7244 . 16 ft . inboard with 1.17 overdrive; V-drive. 2 propellers. 427 Chevy engine . This boat will run all day on 14 gallons of gas; picks up six alders out of water easily, runs 60 mph with power props 8a 80 with speed props. 1974 model 13000. includes trailer & new bat- tory. Ca ll 614-446-1822 after dark. 14 ft. aluminum boat with tih tr•iler, swivel ball seeu, electric motor battery &. li fa jackets. 3 mos. o ld, axe. cond . $950 for all. Other items. Call 446-4636 . Correct Cratl & Ski Supreme, family ski boau. New & uud. Parkersburg, WY 304-422-8433 or 304422-2367. 10 ft. John Boat. oars. life iockoto. 1150.00.304-6766912. 16ft. tri·haul, 66 HP. make off81. 304·676 ·6397 . 78 Camping Equipment 16 ft. truck c•mper. Self contained. t860 . or best 1972 Ford LTD. oil pow••· HJIIPH/ MAYe.E OUR HEA,Ifi!V6 rienced roofing, including hot tar application. carpen ter, electrician. mason . Call 304- 676 · 2088 4660 . your or carpet ull 7 - 12 noon or 3·8 p .m ., Trucks for Sale 1974 Ford ~ T.• super cab pickup. *11110. 245-9441 . 1983 810 P.U .• 4 opd. 4 cyi.AM.FM ,IIko now e&995. 1982 810 P.U .• 4opd,ll cyl, AM FM. vinyl cover bod 1111186. 1981 Chevy Luv, 4optl,4 cyl, AM FM. tape, vinyl cover bod Ullll. John's Auto Bolas Bulrllllo Rd. Gallipolis, II 4-4411· 4712. 1873 KW 280 Cummlnt. RTO 8111 3. IQHD. liTE 380. prioed to Hll. Wllllelvllla. Col 1114-111·8101. HES15T 5ENTIMENT! JUST LET ME CHECH lTG REFifiES, THAT'S LIMITED! 675 · OF COUFI5E, MU6T ANO~ Yl!! SHIP STEAMER . Water rAmovaL furniture cleaning , freA estimate•. 304·675-2296 Water wells commercial and domestic, test holes. pump sales and service . 304-895 · 3802 . BASEMENT WATER · PROOFING. Unconditional life1ime guarantee . Local references fumished . Free estimates. Cell collect 1 - NON TH' FIRST TI-liNG 'YOU'RE GONNA DO IS CLEAN UP 1H I5 COMMUNITY! rrs FILTHY! 61 4-237 -048B. 9 am . to 6 p . m . Rogers Waterproofing. Basement Y'Sf':TTER GO Fl N D BOO LEY, Gli-CK! TH 15 DUDE SCARES ME! Remodeling , siding, interior and e11terior, 1eJCtured coat ing, simulated brick and ttucco, thermo replacement windows . 304 -675- 1660 All building and remolding, Interior-Exterior. Concrete, roof i ng, electrical, etc. Ex perienced and affordable. 304 · 676- 2440. Plumbing Heating 8t CARTER·s PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 614·446 ~ 3888 61 4 · 446 · 4477 or JIM·s PLUMBING & HEAT ~ lNG At. 1. Box 355. GBIIi · polis. Call 614 ·367 0576 . Rufus is . my deares' fr'en'! I wouldn' nl.jrt him Rufus He sail since you wuz Hes~y you is a elec' malJ'!r thin's is sonithin now an' isn't a chanqe' b'tween he is je5' d nutnin'! nuthin'! L;tOU two! 1ed {;'tell that. but it's d hard nt t'arque! to'th' worl'! SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating. 211 Sixth St.. Point Pleasant. W. Va. 304 675-5420 . Licensed end 1nsured. Excavating SHE'S CONFUSED ... TORN ... BUT SHE THINKS SHE OWES Good - 1 Elllcavating. base ments. footers. driveways. septic tanka. landscaping Call anytime 614-446 · 4537, James L. Davison . Jr owner . HIM THAT. AFTER ALL. THERE ARE THE CHILDREN TO CONSIDER, 79 Motors Homes Ill Campers 8UROETTE CAMPER SALES It SERVICE, Open dolly 9 to 11:30, Sot. 9 to 4. Closed Sunday. U.S. Rt. 60. Coolville. Oh 1114-1111733811. OHOH •• 1 FERGOT •o PUT FILM IN TH' PITCHER BOX Pomo10y . 614-992 ·2284 . General Hauling James Boy1 Water Service . Alao pools filled. Call 61 4 · 266- 1141 or 614- 446 1175 "'814-446-791 t . Johnson Water Service. Call 814· 2~6 - 1743 or814-266· 1120. WATER SERVICE . 7397. Camper; good cond .• olaopo ola. gao l t - . leo box. Coli 1114-388·81118. plan for stoppmg theives (A) (60 mm .) 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP ltMcroft popoup nmper. 17 11113 8.. . Avo., Gallipolis. ft. Hlf contaiMcl camper. 114-4411· 7833 or 1114· 446Coii4411-114:S. 1833. I WA~T TO TI-IANK YOU ALL FOR COMING ... IT'S BEE~ NICE 6ETTIN6 ACQUAINTED . AS PRESIDENT OF THE LOCAL CACTl/S CLUB, IT 15 MY· PLEASURE TO WELCOME YOU TO Ol/R VER't' FIRST 6ET·ACQUAINTED DANCE . i'JOiilll )~ I I J (I]&[ I I J JumtH Boot No. 21, contalnlnu 110 puul11.11 au liable !Of 11 .95 ~~~· S5c poi111JB and handM"Ij from Jumble, elo this naw1~per, Bo• J•, Norwood. N.J . 01&48. lncluctlyournama. 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Now arrange the orcled letters to form the suJl)fiSO answer. as sug· gested by the above cartoon. Jumbles PLAID SMACK TEACUP UN IQU E Answer How to show the worl d wh e1h er yo u ·re a man or a mouse -'"SOUEAK ' UP 1 NORTH Construction Equipment Ditch Witch used Trencher with backhoe. Daytime call Call Jim Lanier, 304-676 - olaapo ola, vory nice. Coli 1114-211·6472 Yesterdays A Teem When B .A 's van IS stolen by a c ar Steele Rem1ngton and Laura dtscover that a runaw ay driverles s car IS th e k ey to a murder and some pre c1ou s Jewels. (A) (60 m1n .) 614-443 -9761 or 61 4 · 592 WHAI PEOPLE OFTeN 00 A'T "THE 15EAUTY PARI..Of<:. !Answers lornorrow fjJ One Day at a Time Harts take 1n g1rl who lea rn s that he r parents d1ed 10 a ca r crash that left her comatose for seven y ears . (R) (60 m1n ) !Closed Capt1onedJ E lectrica I Refrigeration rI Answer here: 0 CIJ CIJ ({) l!l (j}) Hart to Hart The llr c•rpeted. ICUTOLC± (J r J People · s Court Basements, Footers, Con crete work, Backhoe's, Doter & Oitcher, Dump trucks. & water -gas-sewer electrica l lines. T"""' 21 ft., ..11 contolnad. condltk)ner. '[) KJ . (] Steady Eddie was the dealer and opened one notrump . Lucy overcalled with two spades. Millie, sitting North, should have doubled. but she and her partner were playing that as a takeout . Millie then bid three notrump and, after everyone had passed. Lucy ran of! six diamond tricks for a cold top. There was a lot of discus· sian afterwards because North and South had a cold spade game. Had Lucy bid two diamonds. North would have bid three diamonds and the four-spade game would have been reached. 1 0 :00 tland. Oh.6 1 4 · 742 -2903: JIMS lSAYNUEI (W) Wheel of Fortune (!) ESPN ' s Review 33711. Phone 304-675-7188. 72 .5CIENCE. SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN 85 (] ttieh ring, Hannibal creates a RINGLE'S SERVICE expe- Will cut end bale hay. terms. BEDRa Gertie. 8 :00 1331 . Ill 1 ..._ Cil Dr. Who OJ IUl Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 304 - 676 - 84 ___ ·-- "_. ®I &l (j}) 0 CIJ Tic Tac Dough 2398 or 614-446-2454 . 83 (I) (!)Auto Racing '84 'NA S· CAR Penn H1ll Pontiac Dash from Pocono . PA · til Major League Baseball : San Francisco at Atlanta (I) 0 (JJ Family feud (I) Love Connection RON'S Television Service. Specielizing in Zenith end Motorola , Quazar , and house calls. Call 304-576 - Call 614· 388 ~ 9792 . 304-675· 7110. 7 :30 scotchguard-water extrac tion, deodorizers. FREE estimate•. Reasonable rates . Gene Smith, 992 -6309 . 82 0 m 00W ABOJ\" brn!N' RID OF 'EM FOR J.A.R.Construction Co Ru - condition. AC. PW. PB. PS. PO Locks, cruise control. AM·FM ca11ette, tilt wheel, asking price 18995. 11.000 under book. By owner. 304· 676 -2976. Don't wait· thit will go fast . ...'>0 IF iOlJ ID!LDN'T MlfJD, GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis , Ohio 20 gallon fiah acquarium . Call 446-3732 . roofl . 30 years experience, ing. Now installing rubber apecialiling in built up roof . 2726. 1975 Triumph Spitfire, con· offer. Coli 594-6818 ox!. vertible. 2 tops, new paint. , 167. doya; 1114-992-7300. 11 .500.00. Moko off••· evenlnga. For Sale : Red velvet a n t i q u e " j - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - ! 304-876·6397. love seat, chair; antique oak Lowboy 8 h. aluminum couch; Cabal -Nelson piano. 1984 Pontiac Fiero SE, trw::k camper, roll·out winwicker lamp . iCall614- 643 block. fully loaded. 83.000 dow• and roof vent. panelled 2101 . down. take over payments, and lights. •1 25. 304 -882 · Wood & Coal Stove S76 .00. Odessev II · Retail new $179 00 sell 175.00 M•rcum Roofing & Spout· GET (f) (]) News 1972 22ft . Holiday camper: Bno. 8600. Call 446·0254 . 0 (f) MOYIE : ' Rocky Ill ' (]] New Treasure Hunt I]) Andy G•iffith . CD News/Sports/Weather ()) MacNeil/lehrer Newshour [fi1 Powerhouse fJI Star Trek 1:30 0 (f) CIJ NBC News (f) MOYIE : 'The Divided Heart' Cil Rifleman C!) Mazda Sportslook (J) Carol Burnen (I) l!l (JZ ABC News 0 (I)® CBS News lfiJ Bits end Bvtes 7 00 0 (f) PM Magazine (I) Here Come the Brides @ SportsCenter (I) Sanford and Son ([] Emertainment Tonight CD Wheel of Fortune U CIJ Wheel of Fortune (I) Nightly Business Report 1}0) News C lll MacNeil/Lehrer News hour lil GZI Entertainment Tonight Jeffersons self·contained . Call 304 - t160. 4000 BTU AC S100, 3 br house, ) :00 pa;tio screened in. C•n be byHannArnoldandBobLoo Unocramblo 1hole four Jumbles, one letter 10 each ~quare , to form lour ordinary WO<ds. EVENING new stove, new shower, Musical Instruments ~ ~ ~~ '" 6/19/84 814-992-5170. 876-1423. $100 . mth .. $26. deposi1 . Does not include utilities & M odern SEE IF 'fOU CAN PICK YOUR GUY OUT FROM THI5 STACK OF PHOTOS. 1 979 Skyl•ril travel trailer. 1 S'h foot, tandem llllle . Self contained. C•re free awning. EJIIlc. condition . Call ... 'ilfl~Nt ID~ ~THAT 8CI'IAMBLEO WORD GAME Television Viewing roy. Ohio. 304-676-141 3 . 992-7763. Small house, 2 bedroom, MiddiepOn; Ohio a. TV. right . Call or see George Hobatetter, 215 Mulberrry Ave, Pomeroy, Ohio. 814 · Pomerov 1 Rex rabbkts *3. Milk goat t35. boby goat t 111. Call 448-1354 after I . Desk . 2ft . 8 in. by 5 ft . by 2 ft . 6 Inches high . 6 drawer with chair. like new. Priced 2 bedroom house in country . Ref. and deposit required . KIT 'N' CARLYlE e June Motors Homes Campers 7500 BTU Glboon of• condl· tloner t200. 23 . 1 cuft. freezer e21SO. exc. cond. Coli 1114·256-6582 . Cockipoo puppies. 3 bdr . house in Rio Grande, accept children. deposit re quired . Call 446 -0157 . 79 WEST +876 2 tAKQ986 951 +to 3 .108764 t32 +K 8 3 2 SOUTH +KQDI .KJo 3 • J 10 7 +AQ Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West Nortb Ean 2+ 3 NT Pass Soucb I NT Pass Pass Opening lead: +K By Oswald Jacoby Jacoby aud James Mary Cook, whose bridge writing is on the humorous side. has brought some char· acters into an artie Je in the American Bridge Teachers' Association Quarterly. Her first four characters are Steady Eddie, Lucky Lucy. This hand rem1nds us of an incident at New York's Whist Club around 1910 or 1911. Eddie Van Vleck. captain of the 1908 Yale baseball team and a very young member of the Whist Club. loved bridge. He held seven solid diamonds and two spotcards in each of the other suits. Milton Work. a bridge authority (perhaps the greatest), got very mad when Van Vleck made this bid a~ainst him. saying he did.n't hke to play with cheaters Of course Eddie (o ne of the craziest players of all time) had not cheated: he had merely trapped Work. 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Single letters . apoatrophes, the length and formation of the w ords are all hints. Each day the code )etten are different CRYPTOQUOTI!S GJVE zJ zJ v CE Q vv YCQEVQ . YCEXVQAFZMCE PVFXVA Z F P 0 UVCUPV ZJFZ ' A ZJFZ'A G J V E C E V W C AAMU FECEN. Yeatenlay's Cryploquote: HAVE A CARE LEST THE WRINKLES IN TilE FACE EXTEND TO THE HEART DE VALOIS . • • ., �- ........ I 0- The Daily Sentinel ·--·· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pairings listed for tourney Pairings for lhestxthannual Davl' DUes-Appalachian Golf Tournament coming up Thursday at Riverside Golf Course have been completed. They are including one. golfers and celebrity playing partner: CHUCK STEAK ........ J~rnt.~o!Jbt~~ 1Jl••••• • 99¢ LB. Blade Cut ARM Boneless Extra Lean CHUCK ROAST ........ 93' LB. Center Cut CHUCK ROAT ......... 99' LB. CHUCK ROAST •.... Sl.09 LB. English CHUCK ROAST.. ... 51.29 LB. CHUCK ROAST .... $1.39 LB. Extra Lean GROUND BEEf ....... 99' LB. GROUND CHUCK .... Sl.J9 LB. Extra Lean GROUND ROUND .... $}.69 LB. ' 1 l)r CA....,t>Abr'is. BUJ ~rs.Jlm Sllitdt•lwi1hGm l;unt.., \ ' Hi!l1ln,i!~ 1-8. Paul Dall!~ . ~ :d HOSI.'fltlf>rJl. Sam HanmarH.,IIh Daw DUP.i l . JoM C'lirll', ri('()J'J!'(' Harrb. John 1\L'Il' With C'lnclt\1'\311 &>n~ats s1ar. R:~ _vGrtffin 'l B Bm fwl ng. Wa ll l'rG~r. DtdcWamrl with Xavli 'f A tt\JC'IIr 0 111'('101'' l::lobStaak .1 Tom KarT. Bob RCJOSh. Earl Tt•<Jionl wllh D<lnf'll H~-drlr of Miami Untvrrsltv :J B. Bill Hob:Jck, CaiTO!! Norris. Tom WolfP ~~o.· nh Frank ~ M('i ...a u~hllrl . haskPtha ll1oarh ill Hiln:ard Dicit Follrod. Don MUJs, TNl Warnf'T wllh oaskf'lbaU roaC'h (AofJ:f' BlanpY of Hot~· C'rtJi.' '· ~ J f'rTI' \.Iff'!·. Hob Millf'r. Bill Nrlson wllh forTnl'l' cmcus TIME - Ellie, oneoflheattractlonsofthe RoUer Bros. clreus, gets roofed oil with a hose prior to a pel'fonnance. Sponsored by the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce, the circus will be in Pomeroy lor two pel'fonnances ,Jllfl<' 28. Roller Bros. circus in Pomeroy June 28 Ron Ash. pt'l'sidmt oft hl' Pomeroy Arm Chamber of Conunerce, said toda y the chamber is sponsoring RoUt>r Bros. Thr('(' Ring Circus on Thursday, Jun<' 28, to be held behind the former Pomeroy Junior High School, Pomero,·. " We dE"C'ided to sponsor the circus becauSC' we f('('J there arc many children. " nd young heart~d adult s. who will welcome an opportun.i ty to see a t'l'ally good circus... Ash said. "Remember , thecircusts the only form of ent~r1 a inmcnt that has nPver been censored. It ts good. w holesomC' family fun." /Ish said. "We want to strE>ss thr fact 1ha1 our organization receivrs a higher percentage of all tickets sold by us in advance of circus d a~·. so we wil! certainly apprPC'iatr thC' public 's assistance m our circus project. by their purchasing tickets for their families early from one of our members." Ash added. Roller Bros., aCC'Iaimed as having one of the outstanding circus performances in America, for a mC'dium size circus, promises two action-packed showings here under thr big top, according to Ash. Petiorming w1ll be elephants, prancinf.( ponies, snarling lions, as well as other w ild and domestic anima ls. Newly imported acts scheduled to appear include aerialists, acrobats, jugglers, clowns, beautiful girls and all of the spangled and sequined wonders tha t make circus a world of magic. '1\vo petiormances w ill be given on Jun<' 28. at 5:30p.m . and at 7:30 p. m . with doors opening one hour prior to the petiormanCf'_ Area deaths Emil L Hoffman Emil L Hoffman , t;G, Mason, diPd Monday in St Mal'} ·~ Hospital. H untington . 'A' \'a Born April 22. 1918. snn oft he late Louis and Anna Rickard H offm an. he worked at West \'irginta Untversity's Ohio VaiiPy Experimen tal unit in Point Pleas~1nr . Hr was a memtx•r of the Amer ican f1'gio n Pos t 23of Point Pleasant, a mcmbC'r of t hP Happy Hollow Gun Club and attended thP Clift on CnitPd Metho ~ disl Church. Surviving ar(' his \\'lfL'. Maxin£• Lola Gr aham Hoffman; onPdaugh trr, Shirley Cline• of Poin t Plmsant: fi ve sons, Em il , Roy and R<IY. "U of Poln t Pleasant . B ruC'f' of Ponwro.v, and Dann\ of Clifton. \o\:_VJ . two s isters. &•a 1rieP T hompson of Letart. a nd I ;lady..., \r\.'ol f0 nf Bar1 lett. Ohio: onP brother, Lloyd of Pomeroy: 14 grandchildren and one grm t-grandchild . Funer al SC'rvi ccs \\ill bC' held on Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Foglesong Funera l Home in Mason, with the Rev. D ick Carpenter officiating . Bur-ial will be in Hoffman Cem etery tlE'ar Leta rt. Graveside rites will be conducted by the military. Friends m ay ca ll at the funeral home today from 5-9 p.m . Helen M. Engel The Rev. McClung wUl offic iate at funera l services for H elen M . Engel, b9. Pomerov, who died Sunday. Sl>rvices will be held at 10 a. m . Wcdresday at Ewing FunNal Home. Buria l will be in BeechGrove CPmPtrl)· Crash injures Gallia man PORTSMOUTH. Ohio u\Pi- ;\ GaUia Cou n t~· man was lnjurrd when a small. pm·ate plane cra sh('(] in a farm field. authorit ies sa id . Samul'i Sall'm, WCJS IT'iPaSPd 'il of Callipolis, afiPI lrPalml'nl at Hollf'r Medical C~ntt·r. Call ipolis, for a rut to hi s scalp. ThrStatc Highwa\ Patrol said the singiC'-enginC' plane· cra shed Mon - day whilr approaching Greater Portsmouth Regional Airpor1 . The !light originatC'd in Ga llipolis, offi cials said . Tht• plane struck Columbus and Southl'm Ohio Electric Co. pow er lines, knocking out power to a small area just north of Minford. There was no immediate report on l h<" ca use of the crash . Weekend accident investigated An acc idenl on Rutland Township Road 41 on SundZ~ .\' is st iJJ under invest tgat ion b~· thf' Ca llia-M eigs pos! of the s ta le highwa"· pa trol Offi cials saidcarsdriven by Terry L. Thoma, lR 34049 New Uma Road. Ru tland . and Todd A. Doczi. 16, .34'-'Jil Titu s Road, M iddlcpor1. met left of center in a curve_ The pa trol sa id Thoma struck Doczi in the le ff side. Both cars rC'Cri\'cd light damage in the 8:20p.m . accident . Also under investigation is a Sa turday accident on Ohio 7 tn Dof A to meet Chester Counctl 322. D"ughf crs of America will meet at R tontg ht . The charlf'r wtll be draped tn memory of Elizabeth .lcn kms All members arP to WPrlr Quarter ly observed . birt hd ays \\' hi1C' . w ill be Blood needed Chester Township, tM patrol sa id . Carl M. Cline, M ason, told lhP pat rol he was southbound on 7when an unknown nort hbound car went lcff of cent er and struck him . ThP ~1 : .12 p.m. accident caused modera tc damage to Cline's pick-up the patrol said . Emergency runs Was hin~on fU'd:;klns sta r Hon MC'Llolro. '\.B. BJ.II H<~wklns . Lam· Pow('tl . Harolil w;..,.. with foml('r Washington Flrd!lkln.~ s1ar BJII Brurdgr li TN UluKhM1.v , l:k>rnard F\1112, Hora{'{' KarT WiTh runner Mi<lmi and Oh~r U. "JlllrT-. figur1• Rill Rohr . 7 Or Rill Allm . Gml' All~. Uol"l(·l l3oJ;J:5 w iT h !oml('rmaj<lr k>aguf' piTch(·r·l\:('(1 Gar"\w. K. Karl ll ll br>r~ . Gary M!'Yf'r. ROO r't.un' ll with Cincinnati Rc-n,r;:al<:' s t ;~rf;ar"\' WiUiarm . K- B. Ammcan l.c£ion t"fltn . Jod1ark. l..rrn C n ,, 11.1Th Coturni:IJ~ s~S('a<: Tt'r ,limmv C'rum !l /..arn Al•rl••rid.; _TomCrl~p. Rudd~ P~ _\ ' l'l!' ~' !rh forTTlf'r Ohio Slall' football stM An Schl idrtr'l'. 111. Row-r Morj!'an. John Mu.<;."''r, Ur lJ•w r ~ Sdrmidt al on~ wll h fo m ](•r m ajor lm~l' pil chin ~ ~rar .lim CLEVELAND !AP I The winning number drawn Monday night in the Ohlo Lottery's daily game, "The Number." was 739. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the winning number was 119.1 HAMBURG BUNS HOT DOG BUNS 25¢ 19 8CT. One pack with each purchase of 1 packs of storemade frozenMinute PIPI 10 OZ . CAN 7 GENERIC CHARCOAL 20 $ LB . ICE KERR SUN TEA 1 1~8 . . lim fiol;tl<>. Crnf' Sampl~ .. lf'r~ 8 Pack-16 RC COLA . BROUGHTON' S 1h GAL VIT. D. MILK ~ 1.09 One with each purchase of Frozen Foods. . DR·ASTIC MARKDOWNS IN' EVERY 11.69 GAL 994 Pluo Oep. Oz. · COKE Plus Oep. 11.49 VALLEY BEll 2% MILK 89¢ BAG 8 Pack-16 Ox . $1 • 59 ALL WEEK 3 _59 Swintf'k. a]OflJ< 11. lt h Cioclnna Ii &-.ngr-1.~ st..11· f1a\·rd \'o•r-st•r II Bill OliNi. Don F0£1~onJ: , J Gn'f'r· ~ l;tthr•r In l;r ~· tt long wiTh Km~· Thurs . Only Island J"Ci\ Jlro nm Wilkin.<: 12 Ar1 K<'lly , Jim R il'p('flhotf . HirpmOOff ~ Plu• Dep. gui'SI Hurn H.Jnllowf'.ol!CiutJpro Bill Czplac 1:1 ~{'\!<' Banv. Rob Fh'«<. Gar. Rou.••h wn h 1\aU Sr;rrt· bas kf'Tballroach I\ I Brov;n. t:l H Alii An.a.,.-.1. [)-o<tfl H<! rTI-.. Oawk '~·<~ eh wlr h Oh iO l; _athk-11<' dir ector Hurold Mc-E ih;mc'\ I~ Bill rhlltt-. KronnPt h ](c rT _ ClJu<'k S1an11..,. ;~long ~~oi r h pm fool ball 's Arr hi<"'Criffith l ~• llon iJfonlon, Uon r;;:m.rr ood T\" fl.ou ~h. ;JI(Jng wlt h lormr.'l' (JlJ hLtskf'lhall ~ra r· DiC'k r ;;, m soo 1'>-FI ll.a_y Kan. J<'rD Powdl dfld Anon Wrhou ,r IOn]! w! Th Oluo U IOOibaiJ f'OJC'fl Rrimr Burkr• lli Chuck (;r rn•lho·r~. Jlwi"hl f :Vm~ ;md [)PXI!'l Marrin wi th Miuml L: nJ\'f'rsilY a....>IJC'Lr lt ' cJitrl r ltC FREE purchase of R.C. COLA ~~o· ith DEI»~U!r,~~NT All Week 2 frozen BANANAS GLEN OAK $}39 SALAD STYLE MUSTARD 3 89 4 32 oz. KEEBLER WHEAT SNACK Plus [Tep. l'h BOX Prices In EHect June 19th thru July 1st LBS oz. PDA Hi-Ll 1'hm~mt• hum Jim &ll1onln~rJ ranr ·t•l.n !l1p 111 t-;~ · :1 r·k playlJig wir h Jd'f Parson.~. Muldi<"'ld and MPrnori:~l Toorna mmr o flklal. \';' Or· Ha1· Plr:kms. Shf'r ·iff .Jim Pmflir r .urd .Jim thomas wilh C!.C . b.:lskf'lbilli coach Dn nrw \r'( •. \7-11 C'o~:•ru• Bra!<t•l . Boh Or[l("'. Don HubtJ.1rd u.·irh P{;A pm IWy MaliN iff:' JR. Dr Harold BrCM·n. Dl ll.rmando C'olomOO . ~: rn~ Sinl!f'l- 11.ith lurnwr (']pn•lanrl flrr:rwn.~ ~r:rr and Pn; F'oorbull H11ll of Fam('r Dar11r Utwlli J]'..B Bill Fr JJlch . . lf'ff <.ibtls. Dl""'f'\ Smtih :tlon~ wrilt•r KdH' KPo;.'>ir>r Sh<>I J..<un slar1 ar HI ,r_m. all rontrst <mt ~ tn ff'1)lrl1 ,,, Rlw•r"'idl• Coli nub . Ma\{1(1 , W \':r . 01· " .r m fomp i ]ITlOll<n)· brrakf.r ~T sn<J d < lor nrnlr-.lam, with(olumbu ss ~Ur1 -. Fire damages house attic A fire of undetermined origin caused heavy damage to the at tic of a two story frame home at 103 Laurel St. Monday night . According to Terry Gardner , capta in of the Pomeroy Fir(' Depar1m('nt , the department received a call a I 11 : 11 p .m . Monday and W('re at the scme untu 2 a.m. today. The home is owned by William Harris ofMiddlcpor1 and is occupied by two families. TheWalt C'rRobens family oc~upied the first !loor and the Rex Durst family on thC' second Door. The Robe11 s f amily was at homC' at the time of the fire, Gardner said . There was also damage to the second !loor ca used by smoke and wa ter, Gardner added. ICE MILK 'i• 19~ Marriages end Admitted ~ Anna Quivey, Pomeroy; Betty Maynard, Pomeroy; Pearlenel..eC', LongBottom: Marjorie M Uhoan, Pomeroy. DiSC'har ged - Thomas Scally, John E dwards. 8 PACK - oz. 3/89¢ CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT 88 'I> GAL 16 OZ. 11.29 Oranl(e Juice 'h GAL Plu s Dep 1 ~0Rs 1.49 CAN MILK 10~ 13 oz. 49~ One with each purchase of of Idaho Potatoes . 2 bags One with each purchae of two bags of Idaho Potatoes. BONUS BREAD ~~~: 2/69~ 3/$}19 DISTILLED OR SPRING WATER GAL CASE (6) 8/16 I 2Yo MILK $}4 9 GAL Coupon Exp . 6/ 14/ 84 : limit 1 1 1 I 39¢ 89~ One gal with each purchase of boxes of Cereal. I R.C. COLA 8 PACK $129 5 LB. SUGAR $159 I 16 OZ. Plus Dep . Coupon Exp 6/24/ 84 l i mit I C.K.· SUPERMARKET 1 I I Coupon Exp . 6/ 24/ 84 ltmit C K SUPERMARKET 5 FOOD ~~urDOG Choice : 20¢ OFF I ONE Coupon Exp_ 6/24 / 84 limit 4 C.K. SUPERMARKET 1 I I 16 OZ. Coupon Exp. 6124/ 84 limit I _ __UJJ!!'ERM~KET____ I ANY SIZE POWDERED DETERGENT Coupon Exp . 6/24/ 84 ltmtt 4 C.K. SUPERMARKET I ONE BAG OF : I I FRANKLIN CANDY Coupon Exp . 6/ 24/ 84 limit 6 C.K. SUPERMARKET ----------- ---t------HEiNER75------r-------------·-·• DR. PEPPER I BONUS BREAD I R.C. PRODUCTS 8 PACK 99¢ Plus Cop I' 3 tgA~Z. $1 I ~i:fKcANS $1 69 ! - . I Coupon Exp 6/ 24/ 84 limit 4 I C K. SUPERMARKET ____S,!(;..S.!!,E!f!.,!~~!_---.J----.:_---------··· Coupon Exp . 6124184 ltmtt 3 PRICES . EFFECTIVE THRU JUNE 24TH - SUNDAY, . __... . • • SUPER MARKET OPEN DAILY. & SUNDAY- 9:00A.M. TO SECOND & MILL ST. f NO SALES TO DEALERS l P.M. MIDDLEPORT, OH. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS NOT R ERRORS . OSCILLA liNG FAN Beautiful gold and ivory colors. Powerful cooling breeze. A summer necessity. UL listed. Three Speed $1999 tsll Juhon ,\vt-. 314 Jackton Plkr- Point P ...a•anl . W V111 Gall'-olb. Ohio 101 Sixth .\\'1' . QUR BUSINESS 1Mi 1\; _ SN-ond Strffi MkkU$0rt, Ohkl ·BEGINS WITH FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS llanUn1t.on. \\'. V 1. 20¢ OFF :I 66e 12" GOLDEN GUST 2 •·--·- t_K.;..S.Y,f1R,!!Bg;L ---r--- ---------- --~- ---~·---·----- ··-• 20~ OFF PRICES SLASHED! MANY BELOW OUR COST 3 PACK OF 60 MINUTE CASSETTE TAPES TillE ---~---------------r------------·--·- VAolLEY BEll DRASTIC MARKDOWNS TO MOVE OUT OVERSTOCKS 3 HOURS OF RECORDING FRUIT DRINK Plus Dep. One with each purchase of 1-3 lb . bags of Apples _ All FLAVORS ----------- oz. FREE 2 Frozen Foods. BROUGHTON'S RC COLA 49~ ONE CANS each purch<!se ot W~h With each pure hase of packs of Kahn's luncheon Meats. JELLO $100 oz. 6112 6/99~ 2 SUGAR FREE Case FLAVORS ALL RC PRODUCTS "Your Choice" One with each purchase of two boxes of Cereal. QTS.. 8 PACKS CANDY BARS 99~ In Carrying DRNK MIX 2 7 MAKES One bag with each purchase of 2 packs of storemade frozen Mi nute Steaks. 2°/o MILK 39 WYLER'S 15 LB . VALLEY BELL CANS With purchase ot two bags of 3 lbs. Onions. DOG FOOD $259 2 Cold forged hardened and tempered Fully polished and triple chrome plated FREE 13.79 GENERIC Plus Oep 1 40 PIECE SOCKET SET ONE LETTUCE 69' 8/ 16 OZ . BOX HEINERS 16 OZ. BEETS DR. PEPPER 59~ One with each purchase of Kahn 's Luncheon Meats. CANS SHUR FINE FREE 1 LITER ggq: One with each purc ha se of two packs of Cheese . One with each purchase of lib. of Eckrich Bologna . GENERIC POP RC COLA oz 6112 l/4" AND 3/8" DRIVE DURING OUR GENERIC 2% MILK NM Hf'IPOIIIlblt- FM Prlnlin1 F.rron BIG SAVINGS 11.29 2401. "FREE PARKING" Served with Mashed Potatoes, Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink BOmES ICE MILK $} 09 VALLEY BELL 3 oz. Veterans Memorial 99' COTTAGE CHEESE Onf' divorce and one dissolulion W('re filed m Meigs County Common P IC'as Cour1 rPCently Edith G. Taylor, of Middleport , and ChristophC'r Tolson Taylor filf'd for dissolution. Donald C. Ward, of PomProy. tiled tor divorce fmm Donna Ward. of PomC'roy . i6 v, GAL DR. PEPPER BONUS BREAD One with each purchase of 2 10 lb . bags of Idaho Potatoes. CY 7-UP OR DIET 7 .. up 6 - 12 oz. Buttermilk Fri. Only _ HEINER'S Gal. l'hen: was insura nCP on thE' buUding but none on the contents. 'TWenty-six men ard six w hicles answered the call. Thp cause of the fire is being investigatt:'d. Thurs . Only Wr Rnn-u Thr H:ll!lht To Um It QnnlltiPs - $} dill'f.'IOI' Wayt\1' ( ;it:l'-011 Three calls were answered by local units Monday, the Meigs County E m ergency Medical Services reports. At 3:54 a.m., Rutland went to Homer Hill for AnnQuivey, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 7: 57 a.m., Middleport went to Leading Creek Road for Virgil Howard, lo Veterans Memorial; and Tuppers Plains at noon went to Reedsville for Gladys Hill , taken to St Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va . PH. 992-5432 16DZ. One loaf with each purchase of two S;te;,ak~s~-_ _...:,of.:K.:a...hn_·,,.w..,i..,.•n.:e.:rs....---~~---:;:P•;:ck:s~o:;,f.:.;K•:;h~n · ,.;l~un~c=he:o~n~---tl FREE GAL JAR 104 8CT. One pack with each purchase of 1 packs White or Wheal each purchase of one paci o ~;:e:;th HEINERS BONUS BREAD 4 Bunnin~ - Replacement blood is needed for Mary Nesselroad , Pomer oy Donors may donate blood in her name at the nex I Bloodmobile. Lottery winners LUNCH MEATS .................. $1.49 LB. HAM SALAD OR BULK WIENERS..... 99¢ LB STORE SLICED 11 ~5 1\hin StrH't Milton. w. Va. lzt W. 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