http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/726239f94c0da5f42511baddf6b9ce93.pdf 8879546f7573917a3bf0271f80d69326 PDF Text Text PIICli&-14-The Ohio Sentinel OSP checks four accidents night. The patrol sald ·Jlnuny A. Randolph, 18, Reedsville, and Kenneth A. Browning, 19, ReedsvUie, were southbound on 20 when Randolph stopped In traffic just northot0hlo7.Brownlngreportedly could not stop In tlme and struck Randolph from behind atll: 35 p.m. Brownlngwascltedbythepatrolfor assured clear distance. A 17-year-old Long Bottom girl · escaped Injury when thecarshewas drlvlng kist Its power .steering, · causing her to go off the left.side of theroadandstrlkeanembankment. The patrOl said Tina M. Hupp was eaStbound on MeigS ·CountY 31 In Lebailon Township when the Incident iook place. The accident caused moderate damage to her car. Michael E . Wolfe, ro. Reedsville, was westbound on Ohio 681, when the patrol said a deer ran Into the path of his car at9: 25 p.m. and Keith B. Hams, 19, Reedsville, was eastbound on Ohio 124, when a deer ran from the left side of the road at 12:50 a.m. Wednesday. The lncl· dents resulted In light damage to both vehicles. STORE HOURS. . Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM SUnday 10 AM-10 PM trafllc light; Ronnie Pickens, Pome- roy, $63 and costs, drlvlng· while . UDderBUIJII!IISionand$163andcosts, recldess operation and $263 and . costs, leaving the scene, suspended to $163 and costs. Cube Steak:..L:-••• S~PERIOR • -. . . . . · Frankles •••••••••••• 99 12 OZ. PKG. , • ¢ · . • • .,. ... \, ' SUPERIOR . 39 -~~~~-$1 ' LUnch Meats GRADE A WAOLE Fry~rs ..•........ ;.~55¢ . .' . ' . . J,. i 29 ~steak/Roast .L:-••• $} to ilo .. wDh . 'over a . u.s. N0.1 WHITE ' Sl·gg . . 8~ Potatoes •.. I~~~ ~ . ; • BROUGHTON'S Frlda)'thrwilb ~: · Fllir on Saturday llild . , a c h - of lhowedllild lhunderltani8Sundly. Jllilbaln&he808aild . . Jon from &he Jllid-l8ll to ......,. . Frtday aad In &he ... Sa&urday llild . Sunday. •' Friday..._.. _______, EUEbenbachii1.21l,MlcWeport, arrested by Meigs Cclunty Sherltrs deputies at .the Melp CountY Fair Wedilesday nJabt In connectiOn . with a grind Jury lndlcbnent chllfiing r,iODlous assault. The. lndlctmellt . stems from female. 2917(0 -M·11 k·.. - ~lastic aallo~ ' . I ~ew • a a I 8 I $ Ebersbach aiJe&ediY stBbblng Mllte Roberts,OWIII!I'aftheCoveBar,last "" · Aug: ...,, ·.. EbentJ1cb wm be a1T8Igned were· Ulllletl!nlllDe- FlrmleD UBed 9,00> gallonsiltwaterinllllhtlngthellre. MOOetary klss hal not been • establllhed. 1,59 ' . I ' . . Jbn $beets Of near PonoerJy : ·exhibited the grand champion bull while hts wife, 'Jmnlfer, exhiWed the reserve champion bull In the Angus bn!ed. .In the IJmoosln breed )lldgin&, WUllams 1 and . Sons, ·Coolvllle. showed the grand champion bull, 1111! grand champion and reaenre champion females. . In other judCing results, Robert Erwin, Racine, woo two f!rBt place honors In the white leBiu n bn!ed of poultry judging at the annual Meigs County Fair. He had the belt paJraf· pullets and the best pair of hens. In the Rlxxle Is1anll Reds )lqlng, Mildred Blevins, Rrute 3, PoniEioy, won a blue for her pen of two l!eaS and one cock. Cbrlstlan Napier 0, Bidwell won a tlnlt place for her pen of two Jll!)lets and 0111! w~ blue' ribbons tor othet recognjzed breeds were Mildred Blevins, two, and Ama Pti1eey. ww aJao won a blue rlbboo for- a pair ot duclls. Friday, 38 horses will be lakin& part In the llnallOraces to he staged , Friday at the Meigs County Fair to . wrapupthe'annualraclngpiXll!fam. Purse for the tina! races wm 'be $3,512, BW Downie, fair l:\OBrd member, reports. Race time .Friday Is 2 p.m. cocket'al: ' Meanwblle, the home of Phil Flsber on O;KultY Road 28 was liUttedbyflrelateWednelldaynlg!lt. IUiliDe and Syracuae Fire Depart· · · ments ~-~Is hllun. Callll!ooofthethe' ........, . \ •• . . aa a a a OR ney Tripp of Tuppers Plains exhibited the grand champion bull and the grand champion female while Ctalg Bolin of Poma&y · · exhlbted · the ' reserve champion ~t P~"-~J •..-~c=. .,.. .....,..., -~ :. IIi the Slmmental judging, Rod- . W&$ Wl!l: 0............ ·"*Allial'aey ......,GWIIIII7 ST.t.... .,.......... ......... F..... ...... - w··•·_,., left Ia H_,.lhlller, eludrmall of l7le laCll7 P..•wlll tollred 171e laCll7 fair aad tnil Bn,.dluad, 111ft, ta - IIIII adl¥e member of 1M party. Ce! Ill Melp C Jt) we! iGIIIe4 Olllo ...... ,.,_. . ·Ce!ebl eae, Jr., to...., ...... 1 ' '1y IMIIIIIII _.... . , J; L_...__ -• rI fair . - 011,.. ! t!llteiUIIled wll7r a reoe..._ I& the Democrat exN1* 011 l7le II'OUJlll8. I ·coal bt••ning ·process will be tried in 9hio plants · . .· ._ · Cl..tvEIAND ·(AP) - Gov. lucharo Celeste aays Ohio's bl&ll· . sulfur coal can betuue a desirable t!nergy reswrce qa1n U tbe U. S.: EnvlrolJmenta] P10ta:lbl Aaat· ey's $:18.2 mlmon , eoal·llumii!C cianonatratlon project . proves .. IUCC f>ll. · . He said the faclllty at the Ohio E$lm ~ter Plant In Lorain :-a]ollllprojectaffederalandstate ~aw\mtaand the private sector -wiD be the Jar&est yet to Wll! llineatJ .... l'lllltlltqe buml!r ta:h· no1ogy to allow clean and efftclent bumlngofOhlo'shlgh-sulturcoal. '"lbb!re's been an Inhibition on using It bec!luse of envlromnental . corlcems," Celeste saki Wednesday. "lfwecantreeoune!Vesaftl!at ' Inhibition, tbaJ wewWaisureOhlo's Iesldl!ntlal and cmunerdal custo- a supply of electricity at re&SilQ&ble ~lel literally for generatlonStocome. , :~Is a way to take advantage of Ohlos great coal resource In a way that Is sound economically and men! envlronmmtaDy." · Celeste saki the newly created Ohio Coal DevelolJ:YlE!!IL ottlce helplid devek!P financing for the project, using $5 mUllon In slate money to generate another $13.2 rniiUon 1n federal and private funds. Babcock & Wilcox of Barberton, . the designer, contributed $5.39 rniiUon; Ohio Edison, $1.73 million; ~the U.S. EPA,$5.!fimUllon. . 'When we ,CI!D draw on a new techllologyUkethlsone,wecanhav~ a substantial Impact on acid rain, Celeste saki. . BROUGHTON'S ' U-p .· female. Stl.UuliasaiiDI"~~~~ was . biluilllt by Slmwboat . PEPSI COLA ~ 7 Wednesday. . In the Holstein breed, Lea Ann Gaul, Pomet(7j, exhibited the grand and resave cbamplon 'bulls wl!lle JW McClain. Nel8onvtlle, exhibited the grand cluunpkm ferriale. Ms. Gaul had the ~ charnpi.Jn 8ervloe .111 Jll6i and later brOUght to • retll'l!llfrom Arfe&t-made on aesauit . .indietinellt .. I ' ... Extead<!d F4ftelU!t Beef cattle judglngwasheldatthe 121st II!J!1!&) Meigs County Fair ~;W,VL ' ' . ootheierrialnsafi!Dl!Jck~ln&he . Repairs. lnc1udln& the weldlna of MuskUiglun River. Water·reached a iJew .steel hull, wa-e to becln In the !JdlOOd da:lt of the boat before a June, but )V~XIIell at thli facility hole In lis hull was palchech~ It .went on strike', and asettiatJeDI.has . wu ral8ed May 11. . . Vetel'IUl8 ·t'femorial . . tundraiiiDa Cllllplllp.", . ~ 111111 ~ to Marietta In 'lbe"lloat .US at a marine nplr · 19'16. • ·• , faclllty oo the Ohio River In Point , .-It aaok atta-lt apparelltbt ll!ttled . <Semonles. Thursday. ~. I results .. given ~A, Ohio (AP) -The ' Ottenhelmer iald)!estlllexpects showboat Becky Thatd!er , has . the boat 'l obe returned.to Marietta gotten aDeWiea.leonllfe tl!l'o!l&h an by 1a1e Septanber«eil!rb'Octoba, ~aettlement. Ohio ~t Drama'had pres· The ~ ~. a mted live theal.a'- lhowa on the major liOurlst attraction here, aank 58-year-old boalltalllll!ll!er81!111l0Fl March 41n &he Musklngumlijver.lt was · moved to nearby Marietta ·' w&5falsedl0weekslaterandawalts · ColleaeWlienlheboatlllllk. repairs. The SUilUJilll' thea!.a' seilson !!lids Jack Otlenheimer, piesldent of Sept. 1, and otftcen of Ohio boafs non-praflt owner, Ohio Show· Showboat Drama 8IJIIilunced reboat ·~. said 'llnlrB4aY he has ceutly that Its annual FaD Frolics reaChed an ag1 eement In 'principle Musical Re\w wiD be plilplried In which $'115,00>, of the boat's untlltheboatreturns. $.1iO,OOl_iiJs!lrancepollcywllllJep&ld The Becky 'lbatd!er was built In by Its inSurer, Marine Office of 1926 as 811 Inspection boat. for the . America Corp. . •. U.S. Anny Corp of Engineers and 'lbe moaey wW go for :'basic the Mississippi River Commlasloo. repairs.'' Otteobi!lmer said. It 1111!11111'1!1 IliOn! than ~ feet In ''PrQbabb' It will enable us to length, with ·three decks above make , npalrs to the bollt In a water. . - Dot been reached. 1 Beef cattle, . poultry fair given new lease on life done 29 Ground Beef .L:·••• $} • Show.b~at .... . ~!!E~!~II'~kl~--~,"''be~- ' were . the Ohio Gelia'aJ Assembly to honor the commitment tbeymadedurlnithedebateonlssue2and3toretum any ~funds to the pEople." She refem!d to Issues on the statewide ballot last NoYanber WhiCh woold have repealed the Increase enacted by the u!gJslaturt In Ap111983 and made It mare dltrlcult for lawrnaJr,!n to raise taxes In the helpellmlnatea~mllllonbudgetdeflcltandgtvethe state a balanced~ 25 Canto . theentlreamountpald. Both Issues were defeated soundly. 'n)e average check will be tor Sl5.:H. The statewide refund, Ms. Limbach said, Is the first It Is not necessary toappty llr the rebates which will In Ohio history and only the fourth In the entire nation In be mailed 0\lt to 3,262,(0) taxpayers.. An additional which taxpayers wW haVe -receiVed slme of their 638,00>0hloansflledreturnsforl!lll3bUtowednotax Il'IOiiey back as a result of,a budget surplus. . and are nOt eligible for a refund, the coinmlsslooet: She saki the amounts ot the checks, the first of which aald. · · w115 being mailed today, will be 2.03 percent ot the - She saki Iowa, Oregon and Rhode Island granted taxpriyers'l983taxllabWty,or$7, whiChever Is larger. similar refunds to their taxpayers ln1978and lln9. Anyonewhpsetaxllabllltywaslessthan$7w1Ureoelve IOid wuent BPEIIdlnl has enabled the governor and thetaxlutye!llt. ·. · · But <n.o. Richard Celeste aDd administration otnclall are .! lttrlbltlng the Slll'plus aot to the tax hike Itself but to ~t practices which followed to BUCKET . 2 SectiQno. 14 P•ue• . A Multlmedl.l I ric. Newap..,., future. · Tax Conun1ss1oner Joanne Limbach said, ''The comblnatlm of a balanced state ~ and reduoed rebate! averaglng$lll.:H,llllde!wrlttat bya$!!0qlllllon ··bud&et SUJl)lua that tonowed a ~ percent lnere~ In Weather forecast • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, August 16, 1984 COLUMBUS. Ohio <API - M!R than 3.2!lllllion Ohioana ·1!0011 wW be recelvln& state lncclne tax ADMISSIONS-Ruth Ann Smlth, Racine. DISCHARGES.--Dortha Hand· ley, Clyde Trucker and Elmer . Pickens. . . VaU4,Na.ll Caer•.,rhid 1184 Kiddie tractor pull • winners announced Mostly clear tonight. Low In the rnld.Qls. Winds light and variable. Mostly sunny Thursday. High In the rnld-!01. Chance of rain near zero percent tonight and 10 pe~nt • . e a1 y enttne 3.2 million Ohioans getting rebates . POMEROY, OH; PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAl, AUG. l8, 1984 The first kiddie' trllCtor pulling. event of the Meigs County;Falr ~ held Tuesday In the show ring. Winners bl the lXi5 pound weight • class were PaUl Smith, ~cine, first; and Eric Wagner, Ptmeroy, secmd. WinnerS In the 56-75pound weight .class Srott Bryant, CoolvUie; .. first; and Jay Swain, Reedsville, . secmd. TheevelltBhekleachdayat 4 p.m. In the slxlwrlngWith winners . h&vlng a "pull otr' oo saturday. · ·Fint plaCe winners receive a trophy and S2 while secood place wlnnet:S get $1. Fair board member Dan Smith sm~ed as master o.f . · Fair.highlights Pages 4,5,6,8,9,10, 298 SECOND ST. FRESH PORK BUTT Pboto8, story on Page S 1:00 P .M.-J>et Show-Show Arena 2:00 P.M.-Flower Show Judging 1:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing i: 00 P.M.-Junior Fair Market Lamb and Pig and Steer Sale · 7:30 P .M.-Truck Pull Mayor's Court Seven bonds were forfeited and eight defendants were tined In the court ot ~meroy Mayor Rlthard·· .Seyler Tuesday night. I Forteiilng bonds were Ward Spencer; Long Bottom, $43, speed; PaulSayre,Raclne,$49,speed; Lisa Greene, Mason, $63, stop stgn; WUllam HaptonstaD, Pomeroy, $46, speed; Thomas Scally, Middleport, $114, public Intoxication; Phyllis l!tobart, Racine, $63,1nsecure load; Mark Logan, Grove City, $46, speed. Fined were Carl D. Staats, Minersville, $63 and costs, dlsor· derly conduct and $313 and costs, destruction ot property; James A. WIU, Pomeroy, $63 and costs, traffic light; Robert Fpreman, Langsville, $46 · and costs; Joseph Krlstotlk, · Pomeroy,$375andcosts,DW1; Tom Fellure, Point Pleasant, $25 and costs, failure to appear and $63 and costs, drlvlng while under suspen· slon and$43 and costs, wrongwayon a one way street; James Smith, Hemlock Grove, $20 and costs, faUure til register vehicle; Carla McFarland, Mason, $63 and costs, Rose replaces Rapp Friday, .August 17 AReedsvUie man was cited by the GaUla-Mei&B post of the state highway patrol following a two-car areldent on Meigs Co. 20 Tuesday . 24 oz. .. .. 6 PK. CANS ••••••••••• i I \ FABRIC SOFTENER . BORDEN ELSIE 99 Vz Gal. Downy .........s:~~~. $} lce :Cream •lila•••• .. ,_ .• ELBERFELD$ WILL BE CLOSED •• THURSDAY, AUG. 16 FOLGER'.S · PAPER TOWELS FLAKED COFFEE . ~~it 3/$1 ' Limit Three Per Coupon • FOR THE ' · . PRISWBTINID 2 QT. INV. THRIFT KING Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Au1. 18. 39 oz. CAN 'KOOL-AID $469 . Limit One Per Co~n Good Only At Powell's Otter Explm Sat., Alii. 11, 1914 u~~ -- . Good Only At'POWIII'a Offer Explr• Sat., 1.. 1... • .._.,.,1 ....... . - COUNTY_FAIR =·t .__...;_...:.,. _ _..... r• - ~· · - · ·-·- - --- l -··- ·- -·C.-··- - ......... ·- ·- ... - • I ' . .. . ·- - -·-·· -··- --···-- .. -- ----· ··- -· 4 ' 1- ~- - -... . . _ ..._.. . .___.. ____._... --- .. ..,..-- ......,.,,.... ____ ....- i - ' ··- · -· -- --·-~ .......___.. . ~ ...--- * . ~ -.,.--·- .. ., l I IIMMBNI'AL - Jll:il;;a far the ..._. dwnplua lillUlllllllllbalweatloJiodaeYI'rlpp,Tii•M enl'lalnl, ' ....... opal on. )ll!'cll'l at 1M fair. ·AIIo pldured, ' Beef~TlunmyCalluway. �.... tmnaay, Augwl lb, lifM •1 ;Commentary .. . ~ Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Reds fire Rapp, hire Ros~ as ·manager~~ CINCINNATI (AP) -Images of and as a plnclJ hitter. Phlllles won two National League was the MVP In the 1975 WOI'Id the Btg Red Machine or the · Ferguson would not say what the pennants In 191lland 1983. Series, when he hit .370 against the were dancl,ng In tbe minds of tile ~ get In return. A news The 43-year-old Rose had dlffl- Boston Red Sox. Cincinnati Reds owners whe!t !hey conference was SCheduled tor4p.m. cultyflndlnga cl\lbtoplay with this The Reds, who finished at or near cleclded to hire Pete Rose, knOWn as · today. rear before he was signed by · ·· the bottom 1n the last three seasons Olarlle Hustle, as a playerThe announcement was cheered · Montreal. But he was benched when replaced Russ Nixon with Rapp last manager for the slumpl,ng bell club. by veteran players. Team captain the Expos acquired first baseman winter. • :'He and Tony Perez remind the and shortstop D11ve Concepcion, DanDrlessEnfromCinctnnatl. people of the times when the Re(ls who played with Rose. satd, "Pete The most prollflc switch·hltter In Transacllons we{e blg winners," said Marge -wt11 be a good manager and he will history started the 1~ season with MSmW. Schott, a minority shareholder, who make a difference In the attitude . 3,000hlts,201shyofCobb'smarkof -~ belll!ves the fanswtll turnout for the hei'e. He's a great lillY to deal with · 4,19!. Throogh Wednesday, Rose ""'~~~~Y~""'= Cincinnati native, despite the andhewasagreatplayer.Ifhehas . had appeared In 95 gan;e this ""'"'""""""' ww., "''""'"· o.m the · learn's next-to-last .position In the to be tumt )VIth the players, he can season, batting .259with 72hlts 1n2'18 ~l'.=-:·.~~ National League WI!St. . be.He'.sgot the ability and he knows at bats. ..... ..- """"''"""'· . "Pelels history. It lie gets close to the game.:• . . Rose broke Into the majors with p H I L ~~ ~H I A the record ('Ty Cobb's all·tlme Second baseman Ron Oester, theRedslnl963andspent16seasons · PHIUJES-P~ac«~ · career hit recOrd), the people wUl another Cincinnati nattvewhogrew here. He led the Reds to tour : , :'.,~ .~~10""'"• PLAYER· MANAGER OF pac\t the stadlwn," Schott said. up watching Rose, said, "It any""""• National League pennants (1970, · · -N--...IIMIIl!11I.W. REDS - Pete Ro.e ,..tn he ..,.,...;t , 'rikdW "-dldoa ''The qum on the street here loves can motivate this teani, Pete can. I 1972, 1975, 1976) and two World CLEVELANDCAVAlJEI'IS-Sign<O""" named player-tllllllalft" of the CJndaaa&l Reds 011 TIIUI'IIday him . They are the ones who buy the cantellyouthls, hewon'trutupwlth Serleschamplon5hlps (1975,1976). """'""'· """'"'· to • ""'"·- ""'· Rose, namedtheNLPlayerofthe tract. "''••••!Rudy tickets. They aregolngtogobonkers anything less than an all-out · and wll take over lhe team the performance." . Decade ' I n '19'1Ql' by 'J'he Sporting ,!!'~A PACEI!S-'-Cut ""'~ N•tt. over Pete coming back." next !Jay," a Reds' spokesman Reds spokesman Jim Ferguson TonyPerez,anotherformerReds News, won the league's Rookie of Ltl! ANGEw; LAKEII!l-Sgncd. Ean said Wednesday. (AP Jmet, caner, 10 a one-Year OORD'8C1. Ansaid VVednesday In st. Louts that player who returned a11er a stint the Year award In 1963, was named .... _ ,.,, a...,. ..,......._ ........,, Rose had been aajulred as a player with Rose In Philadelphia, never Most Valuable Player In 1973 and "" ·'" Ol•> ..,,. Valladolld 1n from the MontrealExpos and would playl,ng fo~ his replaCe first-year Manager Vern Rapp 'for Friday's game with the "He wtll help the attitude here," Chicago Cubs. The Reds have to Perez said. "The attitude has not move someone to make room for been bad but It hasn't been what It siK>uld be • • Rose on the roster. Ferguson said Rose, who had not Rose left Clnclnnall as a free .Wiped second base. been a regular with the Expos, ager)t In a wage dispute wtth former would be primarily a manager but Reds E1resldent Dick Wagner. He Guldensaldtherewasnoquestlon would be available for some games went to Philadelphia, where the In his inlnd what Sutter wwld offer his~ dellvezy and that he was r;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ not footed . "That's all he throws me," he said ofthespllt-flngeredfastbellherUied 1 TABLE ODD LOT OF •• lntoc:Enter~ld. "Iwas1usttryl,ngto GIRLS, LADIES & MEN'S go up the middle. He's a good pitcher; there's nodoubtaboutlt." · Before liM! 11th, rookie Jay Tibbs of the Reds baffled St. Louts on an assortment of curves or rasttiaD lllroug!l seven 1nn1ngs·onty to tire In the stretch. Dan-ell Porter Singled to start the eighth for the Cards'~ hit and scored ·on Steve Braun's single & followlngawalk.toMlke.Jorge!l&en. , An ,lnnlng later, St Louts tied the ' contest at ' 2.-2 when , Cincinnati Starting At . reliever John Franco walked LollSheb9yg11nforesters hold their ovrn on any • FINAL CLEARANa OF ' ' nle Smith wtth"thi! bases lull . . terrain. And they give you 1111 the comfort, Sutter took oVer l'Dr the Cards at durability and styling you'll f:'ler need. the start of the lOth, easl,ng -past I Exceptionillly crafte~ to stand up tQ tough two-outslnglesbyEddieMIInerl!lld, RQn 0ester In his first Inning of wear. You'll be proud to own them! :work. , , Gulden, .who on May l2 also beat Sutter with a. nlnth·lnnlng :hit, · l '• In the Middleport Masonic Temple Building singled homethegame'sflrirtrunln In The Heart of Pomeroy the Reds' · second. : ' , mos The scarlet letter -----.--'-__W_il_lia_m_F_.B_uc_k_ley_J_r. The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio The permissiveness of which modem liberals are so proud tul'I)S out, In situation after situation, to usher In circumstances liberals and others - der)Iore; arid so It Is time now to check on our hierarchies and Integrate our thlnkl,ng. During the past ro years, erotic and pornographic books and magazines became universal. It Is as easy to buy Penthouse In America as The Wall Street Journal. During' the past ro years, Infor-mation about birth control has DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TilE MEIGS-MASON AREA II!;b. ts!m~ qjv r"T'>-I ........... ,r-T""EO!!!c;:~•o==o ROBERT L. WINGETt' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· II"" and the American Newspaper Publishers Assoelatloa. becolne quite generally available. around. Now what has happened, as a· ments, most notably ~ Pill, have result of all these bl•np? made the control of pregnalM;Ies Atonelewlotpennlsslveoeuwe easier. Indeed. the word went out have rampantllom<Jeexuallty. 'n!ll , that 'The Pill In andafltaelfwas the would appear tomeanthatwhereas gt'l!at emancipator of women. ro years aao bomolexllala I>urin¥ the past roye..- We have encouraaect to contiDelll behavior, had an <irganl2led national war · , no such aelf,dlsclpUne Is any klnger' against poverty, to use the mart1a1 a part of lhe goveJ'II(njt ethol. One !lletaJ)hor so often used. Whereas res1!lt of this Is a new and fatal the mllltary ~Judie!, :In yean aao, disease, AIDS, which tonnents' was twice the size of the weltllfl! homosexuals prtquu11y, pillS other budget,' now It Is the other way venereal diseases. Moreover, technological ac~ ~...--~.,._4.,_.., LETTERs OF OPINION are weloome. They should be leN tban • words loa&. Allletten are 1ubjed to eclltlnr and mUJt be 11~ped with aame, addiesaand telephone number. No unstrned let.ten wUI be publll!lhed. Lette,.. should be ln &ood tate, addresstJ:IK' lASQeA, not pe~onaJUies. · · . I; I"': I • J.BWo.l ~3>1J13W .A • Tl:ln'.llJ~ -=e i ' • Former President Gerald Ford can sympathize with, Reagan. So can Henry Kissinger, Ford's secretary of state. · : Eight years ago, running for a fullterm In the White House, Ford trtpped over ·Poland, declaring during a debate with Jimmy Carter that there "was :fto Soviet domination of Eastern Europe and there never .wtll be under a ~ord administration." · .~ Ford already was saddled with a reputation for bumbling. He had -bumped his head on helicopter doorways and trtpped coming down the i.tatrs. from Air Force On!! on a European visit. So his slip-up on Poland' 'h!ay have contributed to Carter's nartow victory that November. : For all his diplomatic experience and cautious nature, Kissinger found illmself In an embarr;lsstng situation during an otrl.clal visit to Canada In :'1975. Like Reagan, he didn't rea~ the microphone was oil. : Kissinger was the guest of honor at a dinner In Ottawa given for htm by )\Jian MacEachen, the external affairs minister. A microphone was on the -table, to carry the speech he and MacEachen were to make afterward to riP.o;>rters In another room. Unfortunately fo~~oKlssfnger, the microphone had been switched on. • · -'J>!i a result; he was overheard describing Richard Nixon, his former : bo!(s, as an "artificial" and "unpleasant" man. While he was "one of our : blitter presidents," Kissinger said, he was an "odd man ... He was .so • nervous. It was such an effort for him to be on television. He was very : J$rous." "We got ·a reSponse from the Republican Platform COmmittee to your proposals, Sen. Welcker - It says, 'Excess lr. the pursuit of i'noderatlon Is wimpy."' •• ' ' . CIA-Moonie connection_"____Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rso_n • Central WASffiNGTON- In the American hinterlands, It Is sometimes difficult to distinguish the CIA's operatives trom the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's disciples. '!bey appear to be working In harness against the conununlst-talnted Sandlnlsta regime In Nicaragua. This troubles at least one Pen· tagon analyst, noiv stationed In Korea, who has WBflled the While House that the CIA·Moonle connec· lion could cause possible political damage to President Reagan's re-election campaign. . 'lbe ·analyst's unofficial memo, titled "Potential Problems," , has been slipped to my associate Donald Goldberg. "Current Moonle Involvement with government of!lclals, contrac· tors and grantees (In Central America) could J:~te a major scandal," the menlo "Warns. "U their activities and role_ become _ public knowledge, It wtll unite both the left and the right In attacking the administration." The memo continues: "It efforts are not taken to stop their growing Influence and weed out current Moonle lhvolvement In government, the president stands a good chance of being portrayed In the media as a poor, nalvetnccmpetent who-~ strolig on Ideology and we3k on common ·sense ... • '"The likelihood of a reporter or a Democratic staff member piecing the total picture togelher Is too great to be neglected. Any thollght that this fHterlng problem will go away U Ignored Is foolish." 'lbe "total picture" ot Moon's activities In Latin Amertca Is not clear. But there Is no doubt that tbe Korean messiah - now In prison for Income tax InvasiOn ....: has· established a solid presenCe In the· region, · with ties to rlght-wtna groups and U.S. -~ upported guet!'lllas, ' My associate Jon Lee Anderson reports from Central Amertca that CAUSA Interuatlonal, Moon's poUt· leal front, has representatives working In programs .that help the CIA ·IJl lis "contra" war against the Sandlnlsta aovernment. CAUSA maintains a (llibUclty otrl.ce In Tegucigalpa. • the- HondU· ran capital, buf Its , principal actlvitlf!ll are In the lleld. CAUSA provides cash and other aid . to Honduran-~ ~lcl[lraguan contras and Honduran rlght·wing political · groups. , Many antiSandlnlsta guerrillas wear red CAUSA T-shlrts, with a map Ot the world on them. · · But CAt/SA and Its atrlllate, the Refugee Rellef ·Freedom Founda· tlon, provide more ~n T-shlrts to ' . ' rebel groups. They also runnel supplies to refugee famlll!!s In 'and near contra and payfortrlpl by rebel leaders to the United cam.- States. .. ' ' ' One contra leader, Fernando "EI Negro" Chaniorro, told my a880clate that as early as 1981, C~usA 1 ep. escntatives sent him 011 an all-expmses-pald trtp to tile Unfted States to .try to unify 1111! ·Nicara· guan exile groups. Tile airlift of supplles'to the rebels by Moon's Unification Churcfl has escalated since Con8l'fiS cut ott CIA funding for the · contras. The administration h8s beell attempt- · i lng to "privatize'' Its war ag!\llllt · {he Sandlnlstas and Is apparently willing to work with Moon's people. . . Footnote: A ·Unification Church spokeswoman dented that ··the church Is !!~~gaged In any . but · retJgtous 'activities In Central America . . ··Old-time teacher__--:--------'--Lawe-:. ___, RAPP GETS 'DIE BOOT Stoic Ven , ~. 111e ~ . M'IJ•oe.t JJUilulle*'ofllle~ · nat1 Recll waa tired Wednelday lllpt prior 18 llle Redl' .pme apJnot 8t. IAull. Rapp w1l he replaood tN!1 afternoon by Pete RAile, .· llle ~ laforlte . who left tbe cMb for tree qmcy . AsberrySmlth'snamewasfamll· . It absOlutely amazes ,me at the better on foot, and get there safer. lar to me long before I knew that his How can the mayor expect those friendship for my father played a things that are on the evening news officers to take pnde In their work significant role In my We. By any more. ' · Las! night (Aug. 7) the newsman and do their best work, driving old convincing Dad to accept a teach\. for .Channel3 traveled to grand ole' ·beaten up, half running cars, 1\ke Ing Job at East Letart In the early they have to? :Por;neroy! 1890s, he sparked a romance which : He was talking to Mayor Seyler I think something should be done led to the birth of my five brothers -alxiut the condition of Porp~roy's to get a !least one new cruiser (not a and slst~ alld eventually to me. I • :rtri4J)ces, and of all things, they used one like they got last time) and was the ·last because my mother . shOwed a shot or' Pomeroy's POllee I really believe If I were mayor of died whim I was nine months old :Cruiser No. 11. I have to saythatthe Pomeroy, those boys would get a and I came toUvewith Grandma on ·pewsman's statement that , new cruiser If I had to solicit Pension Ridge. ."Crujser 11 had 250,00l mlle5 on It, Pom,e niy from door-to-door, after When I was old enough to :arid certainly looks like It," was the all those people .from door-to-door remember the taleS I heard I :understaement of the cenlury! ! are the ones they're protecting and listened to my elders talk, Asberry '111at No. 11 Cruiser looks like It was servJng, every day. And the officers Smith was 99methlng or a legend on )ast y~ar's demolition derby at In Pomeroy are some of the best Pension Ridge. He iuld come there ;tliefalr, and No. lOCruiserlsn't any around anywhere and they deserve to teach the one-room school at Oak -better. It Is a , shame that those better than they are getting! ! HUI. I know now tliat the school I live In Middleport, but I board had brought him In as a kind ~ifll:ers have to drive such vehicles :and are expected to do their job appreciate all the fine officers In of trouble shooter to enforce :properly: If they were In pursuit of a Porlleroy. There are none better! ! ! dlsclplllle on ·the older· boys. And -vehlcle,"trylng tO catch It for some - Ms. B. Slahl, Middleport; Ohio. enforce dlsclpUne he did! As a ' ·;reason, they could probably do teacher, be was more than adequate but as a <!lsclpllnartiln, he was without a peer. He not only taught to the tune of a hickory stick' but Introduced punlshmenta of hla Today is Thursday, Aug. 16, the Wth day of1984. There are 137 days lett own Invention which caught the .In the year. local IJ<!Ys_ by surprise. For In· • Today's highlight In history: . stailre, one of his favorite punlall: On Aug. ·16, 1977, Elvis Presley, the "!dng" of rock and roll, died at his , , menta In the fall was to make boys :home In Memphis, Tenn ., at age 42. stand with their )leads lnalde the -' ·6n this date: pot·bellled Burnside stove while • In rm. American troops defeated a British· led HeSsian force at what Is · they contemplat«J their 111n1 aa the now Bennington, Vt., during the Revolutionary War. • rest of the 8Cbool llllclu!fed• . • IIi 1812, Detroit fell to British and Indian forces In the War of 1812: Another was to have · the culprit : .in 1861, President Abraham Lincoln pro)llblted the stateS of the Union crouch In the comer and watcll an 'from trading with the seceding states 9f the Confederacy. ·· 111laglnary lllOUie-hole for au allot· : In 1948, baseball legend Babe Ruth died In New York at age 53. ted period of time. · : In 19ro, Brltalll granted Independence to the crown co1orzy of Cyprus, These and other unu.W punlall· • Ini969, theWoodstockMuslcandArtFatropenedlnNewYork. Thetock menta earned Asberry the Ull)'leld1estlval would last for three days and Involve nearly :Dl,(O) spectators. ,l nl enmity of the oJcfer boya who > 'Ten years ago: President Ford onlered all of PresldefttNixon's \Vhite WcWdpthefontbebluUI!ellll'dtbe tape recordings and other documents held In custody until legal boule be and Dad had l8led to ;lilsUes Involving Watergate were settled. . ...batch" and IJ)I!IId the Qlclltl ·' Five years ago: One day a1ler his resignation, UN Amba'seoor Andrew throwing J'OCks on the• roof._ ;Young told a news conference hedldnotforeseeapolarlzatlollbelweentbe Grandma was not one of.Aiberry's black and Jewish communities of the United States. mqtt ardeftt admJn!rll becalllt! 1: One year ago: The Ulllled States expressed "deep regrets" that the . UDCie Ernest had cmw bornt wUII ~y had hidden former Gestapo offtcer Klaus Barbie after World Will' hiS ablrt eiiCl'lllllld with 111111 from ·• ..,. employed him as a spy. ' stint at the Blll'llllde, stove• •Slle as :4> often toldofg!vtngAsberrya "piece of my mind.'' He was a tall man, six foot and fOUl' InChes, and Grandma was a little Scotch woman who wouldn't weigh 100 pounds soaldng wet, but when she was mad she would tackle anyone_. · Asberry's father, Josiah 'Smith, had moved to Meigs County from Pennsylvania. He had Jocated on the middle branch of Shade Creek near Keebaugh, now knOwn as , Sumner. Asberry was born thereon Feb. 11, l8lil and lived on the same farm all his w~. only I1IOYing once across the creek to the boule Where his daughter, Mrs. Sybil Dorst, now lives. He married· Ml88 Emma, Baley of neer Racine In 1888 and reared five daughters and four sons. A son, Fred (Dee) Smith, atlll lives on West Shade· Creek In Chester Township. A grlllliiiiOn, ST. LOUIS (AP) -A 28-year-ol<! .catcher wbo owed his chanq! to Vern Rappdld his lle!lt to make the deposed Clnclnna tl manager's . '. send-off memorable. . "He treated Brad Gulden very well," · said Gulden, a backup pertonner, art,er manuracturl!ig a · 3-2~ry}Vednesdaynlghtforthe Reds In lllnnlngs. "He stuck With me and gave me the-opportunity 1Q play.He'saheckuv<inlceguy;anda As It iiJn1ed out, Gulden's single with two out against the St. Louts Cardinals also came off an old lrlend. , "I c:lon't know what It Is. You've. got to concentrate," ·said Gulden,' •'whose game.wtnnJng hit was his secondoftheyearoffBruceSutter, · 44. "Some people just .hit ·other people better than others." Fate beckoned Gulden after Sutter, who started the night with a 1.39 eaml!d·run avei-age, tanned Dave POrker and!Nick Esasky to start the final Inning. Cesar Cedeno, however, ranuned a single lntu right field after first foull,ng a pitch just outside the lelt·fleld foul line. As Gulden took a called strike, the veteran Cedeno was .:;.c.::e:. II l ·SHOES $100 TEENS', LADIES', BOYS' - '7'... 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HEAVY DUTY ' I I!' n . as (foday in Jtistory }loUse 1~~~;;~~~~~~~~;~;;·;;;;~;;;;:::;~~ ,•·· :-. w_i....;,ng._ett Fred Smith, ~ho was reared by his , Democrat and was ruDnlng tor grandparents, Uves In the Morning Sheriff back In the 1920& When Star conuriuntty. Two of his bootlealn& was at Its height In daugh~ ·married two brothers, Meigs. · My brother, E. A. Wingett, Carl and Reed Easterday and lived was !hell teachlng at Tuppers near Ractile. He died at lj&l!83. Feb. Plains aud gave Asberry a ride aa 15, 1!N3 and hi• wtfe followed May he was walking home from a !ale 18, 1947. p0ut1cal meeting In Pomerey. A. c. sniith was widely knoWn In Asberry confided that Ill! was going Meigs County for his Precise ' to vOte for.Joe. When as11ec1 why, he speech, his ability to walk JI'E&I said "If Joe Is elected, hewUiaettl!e dlstalices, his repulatlon as a boot1etters or they will get him. teacher and dlsclpllnarlall and his Either way IUits me?" . unshakable ratth 1n the Republican Whe_n he "leachJi!g In Ollw . party. He ran three limes tor Township an Irate father comcoilnty office and each time auf· . platned or ·punishment \ his son fered a narrow defeat for sheriff, received. Asberry explained as he COJIIIllluJonet and treasurer. . H~ 1 took off his coat and rolled up his had a brother, Joe, aiJo a IChobl- sleeves, "Vie were hired ·to teach leacher who Uved at· Portland to this school and punish the pupiiJ It whom be had 'not spolren _In ~ ~ry. Also will whip the because of ~~pme ~t . fathen UneceBBary." The man left. when they were young. Joe w;as a It Is around such ,old·tllne ' . IHChera that teeend il'owal ..........,...). · gives 1...,..1 . Shabby cruisers M•"""'·....,.....,_ Gulden's single ltapp, Reds . 3-2 win· good manager." correlation between DJealtlmaie births and poverty? Answer: Yes, the!:e Is. Jt you are illegitimate, you . probably wtll be re&rlld In povel:ty. ' -=• !n l97ll. .In 1965, 17 percent of Americans were "poor." By equtvaletit stand· • . . Having resigned a year earlier In the Watergate scandal, Nixon was • being roundly critic~. But the remarks ol Kissinger, who had.worked . ' : with h)m closely, mu'si have carried a special sting. : ,U's not clear yet how much Mondale wtll make out of Reagan's joking ; ~arks. But he has suggested Reagan doesn't .understand that "a · • ~!dent has to be very, very careful with his words so that they, all of >t)lem , communicate what we want to communicate." : - As the campaign proceeds, Mondale wtll be looking lor illustrations, and :· Reagan wtll have to be care!ul - all joking aside. .: L etter to editor VVell,whataboutpovercy1 \heee phenomena. Is there a • Democratic presidential candidate Walter F . Mondale said he realized lhe remark was Intended as a joke, but added, "I don't think It was very funny." · The figure for New York 20 yean 1110 was111 pe~t. Comes now the Integration of minutes." ,=:;.::..;.---.-----, n.e ards, today 15.2 peJta~t are pOor. So !hat the fi8Ures would appear to tell us that after-.. the , exjlendlture ot perhaps a trilliOn dollars, the ·poverty level had IIWik to ·11 peJ-cent. And the tlgures are not entirely ·rellable, · ~ that the poverty census-taken ~·t COIInt non-moneiary foims of Income. It these were counted - suc;h thlnp as food slam.-, subSidized housing and medical ~ - PQVerty would be cut almost In half; to 8.8 percent. . StUl, thef!! are a lot of poor people, when you consldl!r bow much moJ!I!Y we are spending toward.the eradication of po\lel'ty. ~ ,. • In a perfect world, elections would be decided -on the Issues. But l:nlsstatements by the candidates can get In the way, especially when they reinforce negative impressions already held by the voters. : That's why ~on aid Reagan probably wished he hadn't made a joke l,nto a inlcrophone ahout bombing the Soviet Union before his weekly radio Jlroadcast last Saturday. He )las worked hard to avoid a "trigger-happy" image, and the remark doesn' t do him any good. · : "My felloW Americans," he said, "I am pleased to announce I just signed legislation which outlaws Russia forever. We will begin the bombing In five - - ......... · :Ail kidding aside, · ~overheard jokes :c an mean· trouble _r-e. .En!\· HULME At a level of heteroleXI1al ,elqlethe result has • an extraordinary In 111egltlmale · births. But IUreiY, given the abundanCe. variety and uniqultoulness ot birth contrOl blformatlon, there lhOu1d flow a sharp dlmuni· tlon In accidental prepancles. But this didn't happen. In New York City, out.ot-wedlock births are one third. In Harlem, .S l percent ('79.9 percent>. In ~ewark. a~ percent. In . BaltimOre, !18 percent. • nence, DidM. '. 441-1113. IA.I.11L ~P.I. · m-5511 8 A.M. lll 5:30 P.M. Exch. ' 1124F-5~ 1170·50' 1173-50 1174-50 �-~~--4--~~~D~a~ily~SM~~~~m~,~~----~----~------------~P~om~•=m~y~-~M~~=~~~·~Oh~~~--------------------~--~Th~u~~d=~~y~.A~ug~wn~1~6.~1~9~84• -Spencer has good day at Meigs harness races .. .} Jly BOll HO:EFUCH · One might say It was "Spencer" day at the harness horse racing . program of the Meigs County Fair Wednesday. Two of the four trophy blanket trophies awarded to animals with the fastest track time during the 14 races making up the first day's harness racing went to Don Spencer. Spencer, son of the late Sjdney Spencer, a former mayor of Pomeroy . and a harness horse driver and trainer, returns to the Meigs County Fair. every year to participate In the raclllg pl'0£1'am. Wednesday, Spencer drove I'm a Slly Skipper,~ by Guy Mlllone of W~Jerford, to top honors In the two year old filly pace and drove Mr. Brownlnwn, owned by Roger Spencer, an uncle, Pomeroy, to first place honors In the three year old trotter field to win trophy blankets. · Another Roger Spencer horse, Countertop, was second In the first r11ce and first In the fifth race for three year old trotters. In thOse two races, The Great Phlllp, owned by ·Btoi>ks .andPauiSayreotSyracuse and Racine, respectively, was ftrst and second. Don Spencer with I'm a Slly Skipper was ftrst In the IJeCQIId rlef'. which was for two year old twy pacers awl seccnd wasTy's Tally owned by Terry VanRhoden. Mr.. Browntown's wins fill' the blanket were tn the third and sevt!llth races !or three year old trotters and second In both of those · events was Donrldge, owned by Dean Ftemlng ot Lowell. In the fourth race,, for two year Old fl11y pacers, tlr$t place went to Sunny · Amy, owned by James Brown and Karen Ward, Chilll~the, and driven by well-known local driver, Brooj<.s Sayre. Second place went to Wolf Creek Dlila, owned by R. L. Morgan o! Waterford. _The sixth race was for two year old filly pacers and tsklng the top spot was See You Fair, owned by Ed Sclleppl, ,Whipple, and 'sa;ond weJit to Famous Clleat .owned by Malone of Water!ord. ' · Browns' linebacker uses head SunnY BIG WINNER - Brooks Sayre, SyracWie, drives Amy Into the winner's circle after taking first place honol'llln the fourth l'llee for two year old f111y pacel'!l at the Meigs FIPI' Wednesday. KIRTLAND, Ohio (AP) -Cleveland Browns linebacker Eddie Jofmson says he uses his head during play in the National Football League. "I try not to tackle with my shOulders," said JohnsOn. "I like to (X!Illshpeoplewlthmyheadbecause .I have more force behind ll" The 6-foot, 225-pOwld Jolmsonwas told In the past he wa5 too small to play linebacker. He put the COOl· mmts asJde. "When I was In high school, my coach told me that you don't spell man B-I.C," he said. "You spell It H-E-A-R-T." Johnson said he shows Ieadershlp by playing exciting football and ''mak1rig devastating hits and hustling all the time.'' "I want to punish theballcarrier.l want him to knoW who I am," said JolmsQn. "Yougetrespectthatway. Every football player wants respect This Is the way lcangetlt. ~a JUM, owned by Joe B. La!UIIng of Newark with Bob Ogg, Jr., at the behn won ftrst places In both the eiRhth and 12th races for three year old tilly trotters. Second In the eighth went to Foreeee's F11vor, owned by George Connoc, Columbus, and second In the 12th wu Uttle FlamJnao, OWill!d by W. R. Miller, Plketoo. The trophy blanket was won by Sara June and was prj!llellted by Radio WMP(). · L A.'s Dream, OWlied by Tom Paulton of Croton took first place.ln the ninth ra<;e for. two year old· pacers and second was C Pegasus Fly, OWJ!I!d. by Rory Carlson of St. Parts. Max1De T., owned by Skip HoovlerandDaleRoo!ofPatuksla and GrovepOrt, respectively, was first In the lOth and third In the lfth race for three year old !Illy trotters with star City Novtce, owned by Ed Bonzo, Washington C.H., comlni In second In both of those races. First In the 14th was McPam, owned by Dr. David James and Dr. Steve McCey. . . In the 11th race for two year old pacers, Vela Red, O)NIIed by Jacllson L. Wentz, VIncent was first, with . Don Spencer again the, driver, and second Flying GT, ~ by Donald McKenzie of Pomeroy and driven by Syracuse's Brooks Sayre. In the 13th race, also for· two year old pacers, Call Me Sailor, owned by L.."''nard Fltzpa. trick of Johnstown was first and · secoild was W1117Jer Do It, owned by :c. F. Barnum, VIncent. The trophy blanket went to Call Me Saller. Donating the blanket was Brogan- was Warner Insurance. · r~' CDnti'!buttngthetroPbYblankets r~ 11 won by Don Spencer were SmithNelsDn· Motors and · Gloeckner's •. RestsW'ant. • .-:' I'• lUSPS lB-. .) A DlvWlon •f Mu'Mimfld.la, be. Published every afternoon. Monday ti\I'OOllh Friday, lll CourtStreel. by tile Ol!lo llan.,Y Publl&hlna CompanY cMultJmedla, Inc .. p...,...oy, Ohlo45769, 99'1· :mi. Second class postage paid a! Po!Tiff<JY, Ohio, · Me~; The AssocJat~ PreSs, ... :r ,Jn~· ~ land Dally . 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Credl• wlll be given carrier each month. 1984 FORD RANGER eng., 4 speed tr<1ns., bright low mount mirrors, rear step bumper, rust proofing, AM/FM radio stereo. · Stock If 4960 MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS lllllde Ohio 13 WeekS ............... .................. $14.5& WAS 2ti Weeks ...................... .... ....... $29.12 52 Weeks ........ .. ......... .. .... .. ...... ~.24 O.ll,fde Ohio tJ weeks .... .... ........... ............... ·$15.~ 2ti Weeks ................................. $31.20 52 -.- ' 4 cyl. No subscriptions by mall permitted In towns where home carrier service is available. w.- ................... ,. ........... 159.80 . :"" ' NOW $8812 5·0 .$699S·00 OVER 40 MOI!tl TRLICK CHOOSE .FROM. •• ''I' • ...PS, .PI, • ltital . ' Ji•tftl ...u, tltt ...... AM/FM racllo, NW ractial tir.n. remotec:ontrol mirrors. twck"s~atl . "' , stoc:k; on WAS NOW 4 dr . sed1n. 4 c:yl., air<Dnd:, •i•set , v~nt windowt. 4 '"'"· PB, tinted glass, rur WIIMiow dtlett9er . Stock~4146 t1 POMERO'( , . c.nd.. he<1ht r , ourto. PS, P8, "tital cloc... tinted gl•n. Ull wtleel, AM/ FM '"Clio , WSW ndilll lire'S. r•mote control mirron. bumper tu.trd1o, IM.Ic.,•t uah. Stoeii i4JJ 9 tr.ln~ .. ' ,i . 4 dr ,, 4 cvl.. d,i esel, "e"ter, 4 speed, PR , flntecl gl.us, rt>ar 'w•n· dow Iff Iotter . ' ' ~. ! ·.. r--~· Stoc~ NOW .· $6775 t7260 1984 V.W. RA ., . . 1 413) WAS 4 dr ., 4 cyt ., ajr <ond .. wolfstiurg Ltd . Ed ., Mater . .1uto. , fran ~ .. r B. IJnted gl~n . r~ .. r window ckfoggN . Stoc:k 1140t2 ' WAS ,. • •" ..• . RACES ro VICTORY- Mr. Browutown. ownedbJRoprSpmcer o1 Pomeroy .... driven by Ids Jiephew, Dan Spencer, eu1J need to vldury Ia llletblld lllld aeveatb nee~~lllr ~year old taueCeft .a the MelpFalrW!• day, I ' : CIRCLE - Countertop, owned by Roger Spencer of Pomeroy, . cofnes Into the winner's clrde after taking ..,. place In the fifth race lor , ' ...... • RABBIT n~n. tinted 9'•11. AM r .tdio.. body Jokje mlfiS . 5 t9C:to ~ 415' I DL WAS $400 purse offered • J;tUTI.AND - A $400 grandstand money and $60 to the highest score will be· awarded Sunday, August 19, at the Rutland Bowhunte~ Clubhouse as local archers test their sklll In a contest open to the puflllc. 'fhlrty cardboard animal targets at \mknown distances will be each bowhunter's t~t . No range!lnciers or ; discussion of yardage will be pr~p? aJIQwed. Awards wt11 be given to each A, B, and C class for men, A and B class to women, A and B class to juniors, and trophies to top three places for Cubs (12 and Linder). Prize money wtJl be based on number of registrants. ~stratlon for the event will be train 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a ~ • 113 COURT ST. POMEROY, OH. be the Phillll!lllostatVeteransStsdlum Juhe 1, they managed to tie one of baseball's most unUsual records. In their loss to the Chicago Cubs, the Phlls played the entire game without making a putout at first base. It was only the loth time In the modern history of ~ game that It had happened. The last such Incident Involved the San Francisco Giants. . •• PVING ROOM SUITE • •• REG. • : 1899 ssgggs ...• . TWIN . ' Rea. 189.95 • . $5995 h. Pc. '$!lVI 1:10 FULL Ill.' I 109.~5 ~7995 ~- Pc. SAVI t3D SAVE 1300 \ ~~ 4,345 ......... ~- stock' 4952 j --1--\\ltfiliii.iiij:J ~~NO~W~- .j .......~~" ~ WARREN W. TYLER Director o( Commeree ' .' . .... ~. ' NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPE~RING TO BE OWNERS OF UNCLAIMED FUNDS . ••• •• • ••• •• ••• ••• •• ••• •• •• • ' Emmett E.. Unknowll. · County-Totall: Total 42 Claims- Sl,B'n.68. >I ' • l • l l , . ' II a II ST !II • -_,_ .,_ ...... ... ~ 'I '< .Ill to .111 15 _.., -!II .CI2't . - ;: - - M 111 a&& ' .. -~C!IY I ,!l!ottlo _ \ .805 sr ~ i 43 51 • '> ; 111 • Ntw Ycn 1 l ili\'IIION WLfti.GII 11o11mn : ·~ - Ooln>l! Ttxalto - • ' ' ..,._,, Jl,IM mUn, ldr . LOCIIOII• ublyl root , •uto. tr1ns .. PS , PB, tinted 'MW r111d lal tins , whMI cowerl. \ . Stock t 4f192 -l.I:MMIB 1 ' Galllpoll• I ' ' I l!pper River Rd • mrrrors. corisol~t . stoct. .Majon • (Ael'OII from the Airport• cont~ "us• 1984. VOLKSWAGEN GTI : 4 cyl ., air cond .. sunroof , lll'oll('r, "' s peed, tinted gl""· • AMt FM rHio, sfereotapt . Stock • 4011 •' •• 4 dr .• 'cyt.. •ir cMCI ., "eater, auto . trans., rs, ro , oowrr windowS, H. D. Banf!ry, tinted fllus . t1n wncel, ctt1 1 ~t. AMIFM ster.o n~mote WAS ussett~ . WSW r oldi~t tire~ . wheel co ... er ~. control mirror, , bumper guard\ Stock 114U4 NOW Scoreboard ... 'i" I ''ac Gloeelmer'• lleoilaunal wNdl Jirevtded.tile '• aepa ~-~ I IIICJ"WI!r ,..,, power door gtus. tilt wheel, cru1se cont~l. AMIFM stereo nssette , wsw r•dh•l tires . remote ~h'uH j 1 . CITY OF CHESTER- Harper, Alalna, 52fW. 7th St.; Smith, J. J .; 3002 BlnR Pl . . CITY OF DEXTER .- Brown, Robert, RR 1. CITY OF LANGSVILLE - Clark, Alva B., Rt . I, Box 67; Reese. Geneva. 3875 Adamsville Rd. CITY OF LONG BOTTOM- Gueos, Mlchael ,1510 N. St. Rt . 7, RD3. · CITY OF MIDDLEPORT- Capehart, Linda. Box 284: Clark. Mart, 427 South Third St.; Eblin, Gerald S., :UTA Railroad; Fender, Effie, M., Unknown; Griffin, Berllla, Box 123; Johns, Ar·, bella, Unknowll; Long, Dennis, Rt. 1; Meigs Local School, S. Third Ave.; Michael, Terry, SR 124, RR 1; Pearson, B., Rt. 1; Slack Richard L., C49-N. 3rd AV4!.; Stevens , Julian, 413 Raiii'Oid St: ' . ~ITY OF POMEROY - Benitez, Orlando Le, Rt. 3; Clifford, James, BOx 214 A; Ebenbach, Lydia, 237~ Mulberry; Eblin, James, RD3; Holley, J.E . ol Ruby, Rt. t; LaChance·, Blaine, Rt. 4; Lambert, David G., Rt. 2; McEwen, David Myron, Rt. 2; McMur'· ray, Robert A., .Rt. 4; Montaomery, Danny, 1618 Lincoln Ht.; · Rlaa, D. R., Rt. 4; Wll10n, CA, 1618 Lincoln; -You Of, Mae, 240Can· , dor St. · · . CITY OF PORTLAND - Creed, James, UnkiiOWII. . Cl'rY OF RACINE- Harmoll, Charles T., Rt. 2; MIUtr Robert E. Box 2'18; ~ncel', Larcy E., Box 256; :Young, MaudeW.. RD 1. · CITY OF REEDSVJI..LE - Barber, Bern SH ol Ray, Rt. 1; Batrton Inc., Rt. 1; Spencer, Rob ol Jesn, Rt. 1. CITY OF SYRACUSE - Levacy, WOllam R .. Box 52; Neaae, Olb&• ' ·' ~OTI~E: _Names and addre~ of unclaimed 1ecounts.adverhsed m pnor yea11 are on file with your County Treasurer u ' w I 432l ~ru_1~--:--:---=-=~~ : • Speocer, ·driver, and Roger Speuce. owner, PemeaOJ, 11t left, reeelve the t:rGplQ' blanlle& Ill lhe Melli Fa t •., ..... ..., .... wblch Mr. Bro'nfowa look Ia balhtlletlllrd _. -.v 'h ._ 111ree year old Ia •t L AI llle ri&Miil Bed~ J Name ~d address mwt b~ given e~actly as Usted . I 1-!·~10~,0~.8~'~~-:-:--..!!J~-1 . Stoc~- 1 - ~sc~~ forms will be furnished upon ~ request or inquiry m wntmg_ ' HOW StOCkl'4141 TROPift' - D!ln - ..., 4 Gr .. 4 cyl.. t~ir co•d .• Mater, J speed, PS , Light Group, AM/ FM radio, WSW r.tdial tir'es, bucket se.th. rur window dclog9er. r•dkl. stere-o tapt, Director of Commerce 01.-ision 'of Unclaimed Funda Two Nationwide Plaa (Comer Chestnut & fliah Streets) Columbus, Ohio 43215 well u unadvertised Jecounts of less than SlO.OO. 4 cyl., •W c:of'HL lloor m•rs. he•ter. S sPeed, AMI FM r•dio, stereo tape. StOCk I 4011 1984 AMC ALLIANCE 1984 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA 4 d~ .. 4 ;..eel driwe. Matlll!r. 4 spe-M, mud flaps . AM!FM any necessary mfonnation concerrung the presentment of a Claim tberef~r may be obtained by any pe11011 possessing a property (p~opnetary) interest in the Unclaimed Fundi by addreaina a · wntten Inquiry to the Director o~ Commerce, u foUoW.: :• : v .., illir , tuns .. ~r Sfilll, power winCIOWI , powt"r door loocks, Unitd .eus, tilt wntel. cru ise, AMJFM ri!dlo. WSW rodi.ll tires, remote control mirrors , con~ole . re-arwindDWdel099l'r. Stock 1 4S61 •• 129 $8901 lnformati~n concerning lhe ~ount of the fund and ~ - 4 dr .• 4 cyl., • i r cOftd.. ..uter, auto. rr•ns .• PS , PB , remote controt mirNW$, bvMtter 9U.1rcls . IIUcket t.uh. Stod ,-4712 ' NOW WAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO KROEHLER~• . .tufa. trans .• I"S , PB, pow.r window~ . IMJI!!er se•t. power door locks, hnlect • gt.us, tilt ..,_1, cruise c:ontrol, AMIFM r.tdio, s.tereo llpe, WSW rMiit ttires , whrlfl wire cow~s. remotectntrol mirron . w • PHILADELPI;IIA (AP) - When • • · 4dr .• V·l , Air cond ., ".all \linyl root, ~ No _o uts al fll'l!l •• • ••• ~==~-:':;~!LAM-E. ;HAT ST~ND~;~;;L;EfORE -OFFERED AT THIS ••• •• LOW PRICE • •• ' • ••• •• • ••• ' ••• .NEW 2 PC. (Couch & Chair) 342 2ND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OH . RICHARD F. CELESTE Governor u.u.••• •••••••• •••• ••• ••••••••• •••••.•••••••a ••• .2 tOP"': I~ i'A ~;~vallable. Stoc:k;4121 WAS •tlr. sedAn, 4 cyt., ~Ire~ .• "•Iller, aula. trans., PB •. PS, tilt''- ...n . s-.-eo tillpl' ! re.ar wiftdltw detower. wollibVrt Ltd. £d. , slklmtt.unroot . ~~==9~9~2~-2~0~54~'===~~~~~~~==4~46~-2~69~1~..=~ registration Each class breakdown wt11 be fee. based on highest score shot. All ties wt11 he broken by a shoot-off. There will be a special class for release shooters. Lunches and refreshments wt11 2 dr ., 4 cyl., Sliding1ounroot. he~ter , ' 1opeed tr.1n1o., PB, tinte-d gl;n't, re.tr window del~r . S9450 " 1984 Y.W. RABBIT -, $11 UJti'e year old lro&tel'll at the Meigs Fair Wednesday. • ...,' ANNUAL~' .·.·- . • ' l'he Daily Sentinel . . ·.i. - .. •• ·~ •',. ;, •• . -:..· ~ : J ..' . •'. ' ,. ... '. ... ·::~; . . •' .·•• .''•'..,. TURNPIKE'S =: 2 Locations to Serve You GAUIPOLIS The Ohio ;( e • c • .:Ill .Ill 1~ • lll !II .. 1D ill .• ·~ II II 2 .... ·~ .GI U AM/ FM ndio, •• 1981 PONTIAC FIREBIRD JCir ." twtrllt._. • cyt.; •ir coM., Mater, •..rto. traM .• PS, PB•. ""tell ·,..n, AMI PM ncno, lftrto tape , W$¥1 r•:ll•l tlru. whMf CO'Itrl, CtnSOit, ltUCittfSHtl. Stoc:k I "91U Only 2.100 mite&, 4 dr. sedan , 4 cyl.. air cond .. heater, auto. tranL, PS, P8,11nJed glau, AMI FM ,.IUD, WSW r.1dUII tiri!S. Stock I S42SO NOW 4 dr. s~an. 'cyl., ali' Cond., vinyl root , "eiltcir, auto. tr~ns .. PS. Pi?• tinted ttau, AMIFM rad1o, WSW radial tires, wheel co... ers .. NOW WAS 1979 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 2 dr. h.trdla.,. Y:l . aii concl ., Hop, he•ter, <~ulo. tun1 ., PS , P8, tintiNI 91051. tilt wheel , crU!U, AM/ FM1 rad10, WSW rHi•ltires. whet I covers, bumPtr9\Nirds . WAS . .. a. tnt J&. 'hrcllio l. 111,.... ~~-l • -:-,_. .. , ... pmo.l3' ' .DIINI!&c..nll3 -Cttr·-· ,_.., T Ot ... 111 , ., Stock f 4Ul1 a• ••.m 4~ ~~ ,..0... -Yinl-2 • .51\ . 9 .111 to V·l, air cond ., '/»0.. »101 • tl«:rutt V, •• I • • I .. • �.. • . The Daily Sentinel _....ty Court Judge terminates 63 traffic cases ' Judge PatriCk O'Brien was kep • busy W~ay with action in the MeigS County Court. . Judge O'Brien fln€d 54 people. Nine people forfeited bonds. Fined were James Hickman, . Glouster, $100 and costs, speed; . t;ewJsPulver,LongBottom,$10and costs, fallure to display valid registration; David Ellis, McCan· nelsvUie, $19 and costs, speed; :Randall Walters, Parkers'burg, $21 and -costs, speed; Terry Moles, Gallipolis, $10 and costs, !allure to ' ' disPlay valid liCense plates; Glenn Young, Racine, $5 8nd costs, defective ~ust; Keltll Myers. Reedsville, slx months probatton, disorderly conduct, $100 and costs, ~pended, retrain from complainant; Anthony Waters, Athens, $25 apd coots, speEd; Arthur Miller, Lima, $19 and eos,ts, speEd; Samuel Buckey, Cambridge, $25 and costs, speed; PauiPatterson,Rutland,$21 ahd costs, speed; Cleatls Amott, Pomeroy, costs, m enanclng ; James Laughlin, Stewart, $25(} and . costs, three days, llcense suspended · . 60 days, OWl; Thomas Arnott, · -Pomeroy, $40and costs, two counts' : of failure to display valid reglstra; lion; Richard A. Eggleton, New . Holland, $ro and costs, followblg too ' close; Joseph Brown, Racine, $10 : and costs, failed to display vl!lld . reglstratioq; Karen DOuglas, Ra, cine, $250 and costs, three days in . Jall, 60-day license suspension; , C)'nthla. Cline, Chillicothe, $20 and -·costs, speed; Daniel White, Creola, : Ohio, $25 and cOsts, falled to present cab catd at inspection. , AlsOScott:>mallwood,Circlevllle, -$22·and coots, speEd; Ronald Dalley, ~ Portland, $5 and costs, unsafe : vehicle! ToddGrover,Pomeroy,$24 ~ apd costs, speEd; Sidney Wise, Mlddlepprt, $5 arid costs, ·unsafe vehicle; Wendell Nohe, Parkers' burg, $22androsts, speEd; Glenn D. ·Little, Proctorville, $23 and costS, : speEd; Randall Short, Crown City; :$ro and costs, failure to control; ~ Christopher Aye, Rutland, $22 and -'costs, speed; Earl PhUpo, Pomeroy, ; $500 and costs, ~ days in jail, 15 , suspended, reckless operation and costs only, driving under suspenslon; Dennis Satterfield, Racble, $10 aim cOsts, stop sign; · Jenning GUJenwater, Gallipolis, $10 and costs, !allure to yield; Tmuny Matthews, Gallipolis, i'estl· · tul!on and costs, passing bad checks; Gerald HendriCks, ;lanes· ville, $250 and costs, three days in jall, oo.day license suspension, OWl a!)CI costs ally, faUure to control and $25 and costs, possession of martJuana and$100andcosts, tlireedays in jall, resisting arrest; George Adkins Sr., Middleport, $100 and costs,l5dayslnja0--suspended,one year probation, no operator's license and $100 and costs, 15 dayS in 1all-suspended,oneyearprobation, hit- skip; Harold Hysell, Portland, Thursday. August 16, 19M I $250 and coots, three days In Jall, · and costs. 15daysinjall,nodrlvers Jerry Barber, Long BottQm, $35 60-ilay license suspension, OWl and license; Arthur Petty .rr., Pavls, • and . costs, stop $1&11; Kenny coots only, lett of center; Bernice W.Va., $2M and costs, threedaysbl McKnight, ~cO.ts.dla«· Baker, LanciJl!ter, $25 and costs, jall and 60-day licEnse II!Jllpenskln, derly conduct and ~lx months In speEd; Sheny Holtz, Pollll;'roy, $10 DWI and · costs ODb', !allure to )all-suspended all but 10 days, one and costs, talled to yield; Jack control; Matthew Dillard •. Mlddleyear prObation and costs. receiving Miller, Middleport, sal and costs, port, $100 and costs. five days In stolen jDopei ty; TQII)' VanCooney, falled to control vehicle; James Jall~suspended to Pi l!lld IIQ jan if ~, · costs, s1x inontbs in Werry Jr., Racine, $10 and costS, obtain operatloi"s driving jall-suspended all but 10 days, one stop sign; George Whited, · unc1e1: suspeilslon; Richard More- year probation•. receiving stolen Plains, $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; land, Pomeroy, restlllitlon jllld ~rty; Willlarn Morris, Shade, Teresa Carroll, Iblclne, $29 , and coots, bad Check; Carlos McKnight, costs only, disorderly condllc:t; costs, speEd; John W. Davts Jr., Middleport, costs only, disorderly . 'flrnn1y Walters, Middleport, costs Syracuse, $.1> and costs, falled to conduct; Teddy O$borne, Reeds- ally, disorderly . conduct; Jerry display a valid registration; Craig vUJe, $100 and costs--susP"'ded to Johnson, Galllpolis, restitution and Faley,~e,s:;QOandcootS,slx costs only, possession and shOoting costs, two coonts of passing bad months in jail, three-year license fireworks; T~ O$borne, Reeds- checks. suspensiOn- five months in Jall ville, $100 and costs--SUS(ll!llded to Forfeiting . bonds were Joseph year Pfllbatlon, Brown, Ra<:lne, $45, load extension; costs only, one suspended--two years probatio11. · DWI; Craig Faley, Reedsv!Ue, $150 disorderly conduct; Richard Rol;llnson, Columlm, $45, disorderly conduct and public lnioxlcatlon; Jolm Pullins, Pomeroy, $45, overwldth; Wlll!amf:vans, . HUUard, ~ following too cl011ely; Terri Roush, $45, failure to control; · :Joh!mY 13aker, Hamden, $45, tnse. clare load; Richard BroWn, Athenli, . $50, speed; Jerold Bowman, Reedy W.Va., $.'ll, falled to display a valid . registration; Sidney Wise, Middlepori, $45, driving with plates liel9nglng to another. ' Pege-7 • Missionary group meets / u.cense. pe 'fh·e Daily Sentinel · .By The Bend Ohio YOU'IH AW~ -AI top, heilt 1n1op _ _ . were pvm '. '• Reports 00 the missionary COil _ventloo were given by Thelma and Rachel Cundiff at the recent meeting of lhe Nazarene MJssJon.. ary Society meeting held at the Synicu!JeChurc!l of theNaarene. The meeting operl!!d with group slJlglng of "We've a S!Dry to TeD to the Nations" with Elladene Watson giving devotions. Fannie Aleshire had .the lesson oil mlsslnary,work in oulltlladlaa Melp County, ~ by, fioom left, 'c.d!.f Dial, ,PuilWSOY Julllor Troop lJl8, MAl)' Alii, So<* m C"'eUe Troop 1111, lllld Sinh Jolmioa, Ml+Mport Jlrolvnle Troop 1111. Tmop IDIWM IIIIo. ..... 1!PM4''h1 '&1oveni.ID ,• Mrs. J . R. Murphy visited with tile middle phato, ()!.......... of tile'*- llta&e~ . ' Mr. and Mrs. Jolm E. Murphy and Chris of Racine recently. werei'IK"..,h"!l !lbe:v are, fnm Mrs. J. R. 'MurJihy, Ashll and left, Mellia Miller, ......... Joshua Da,vis visited Mrs. Joseph 111m;- Da¥111 Rice, RaDMlle,. · and BeCtfJo 1111111, Loa« BoUGm. . Evans, Tyson and Jonathan of Racine recently. . At ,lhe boltGm left, Melp Mr. and Mrs. Duane Knapp and p.mt(• ..... dfnl &lrllllllllllll son Dereck of Rutland were recent were 1..-ed. Dey are, fnm · Saturday evening Visitors of Mr. left, Sbeat)..l.,......., BJ'OWDies; · and Mrs. Greg DaVis, Ashll and Mandy Eliot, J~ Dn Joshua . . Cepr, Clllleete., and Valerie Mrs. Iva Johnson was recent ........ 8eaJon. Below, Melp Sunday visitor of Mrs. J. R. Murphy c-ay·.......""'"'·4-11 sJrllll and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Davis, AShll P.n JUebel, Puiii&O). KeWl and J(/Shua. Napier of tile llidlrell area WM ....... wllril boy, but •WM lllit Sooulll, ' '' . . . -~ (\, ·Wotj Pen community happenings &he.,.,. .. . ' STARTS FRIDAY KARATE liD and SHEENA. QUEEN OF THE JUNGLE SID'ERBIRD SATIU.ITE · Sl'STIJIS . Hongkong and India . The Rev. James Kittle instaJJed the new offiCers and talked to the group on "CouldYouWalklnThclr Shoes"_ using that theme In his installatioo of the officers at the altar. Shoe replica$ .given 1o each otflcer ouWned their respective duties. For the closing Debbie Powell p~t€d. "My House Is Full, but My Fields are Empty." *AUG •..* Spec.ial Mrs. Eugene Haning and .Ronald were Tuesday and . WednesdaY visitors of Mrs. Les Frank ahd· S;>rah Beth, Texas Road. · r;::=========1 Your .,Extr• Touch" Florist !;Inc• 18117 •• ~ FLORIST PH. 992-2644 352 E. ·Main. Pomeroy , Your FTD Florl•t preaeat 10' U .P. Superior mesh dish with Drake 324 receiver 100 degree I,NA completely installed * . . * Excellent P.icture! $1995.00 ' • . 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TheDavors avaUable will be chocolate, vanilla, peach, pineapple, banana and lemon. Advance orders will lie taken untll Sept. GIBSON 8 CU. FT. · ·CONSOLE TV CHEST FREEZER Auto. Color - Auto. Fine Tuni1111 1With Thermal Steel Dome S29 S499 ~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~ ROll 12. MIDDLEPORT COLOR VIDEO CAMERA ssgg BLA~K $699 IN ARMSTRONG 'I: K ·ROLL SPECIAL' A·STRO T RF WITH ANSO IV HALO FRESH NYLON S}3lt $ 99 Installed WHIRLPOOL HEAVY DUTY WHI.POOL HIAVY DUTY DRYER .WASHER· Lara• Capacity --•nn Homecoming LONG B01'l'OM - The annual hoolecomlng of the Hazel Church, off Rdufe 1.2& between Portland and Long Bottom, wiD . be held from 9: ll a.m. 1o ];1J.m. · The annual picnic meeting of the Past CouncDors Club of Chester CouncU 323, Daughters of America, was held at the Belleville Locks and Dam, IU!edsville, recently. Ada Manis had grace before the picnic. For the meeting which followed. Betty Roush opened with the 43rd Psalm. The Lord's Prayer and the pledge to the American flag were given Ji;t \!DiSOn. Ethel Orr was installed as trea&~~rer !lY the president. A thank you note from Zelda and Oscar Weber was read. A reading, ''TakeTimetoDoThlngs" was given by Enna Cleland. Games were played with prizes going to the winner. , Others a ttendlng were Lora Dallll;'wood, Mary Hayes, Goldie Frederick, Marcia. Keller, Theltna White, Mae McPeek, Sadie Trus-, 'sell, Ada BlsseD, Mary K. Holter, Margaret Tuttle, Charlotte Grant, Mae Spencer, and guests, Margaret Amberger, Sandra, Terry, and Cindy White, Vance Spencer, and Judy Holter. . . . . RCIJ12" diagonal B&W Only 5995 ,-......,.. Player . Only 15995 We Rent Movies and RCA SelectaVIslon VCR 14 Day - 4 Event with Picture Search and Remote Control ,...,t~~:··· .,• Sundsy. ...... ··~· 14K GQLD ARTCARYEO H.S. CLASS RINGS VIDEO ROLL CARP£T SPECIAL · CASSETTES - Revival services at theoldBetheiChurch . located at the junction of State' · Route 1 and Story's Run below Middleport will begin . Sunday and cmtinue through Aug. 26, 7· "" each , ·~~.... 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Cor,verlllble VCR 7! 30 P.M.-Truck Pull- Center Field ~ RCA "Smau· IICA'1 10 Year Compressor Warranty :'$·429 $499 VHS MEIGS CO. FAIR GIBSON 14 CU. FT. FROST FREE Family Size . •• Front load at~ .. VHS Model CC011 - • Revival 6 HR. ~#) I ,_. �Thul'lday. August 16. 1984 Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Flower judging announced .. ' i>wl>le asters with spirea and statlce arranged In a hogarth anve design won Judy Snowden of Rutland the "best of show" rosette at Wednesday's floWer show at the Meigs County Fair. Judg~ by Thelma Grossman of Orlent, an accredited judge of the Olilo Association of Garden Clubs, Mrs. Snowden's arrangement in the class, "And Have -It Arranged tn Show" was selected from blue ribbon winners In the 12 classes of artistic designs. Mrs. Snowd!i'n Is a member of tile Rutland Friendly Gardeners Club. More than 250 entries were made In the show, the first of two to be staged at the fair. The second show ~ be heUl Friday with the oral judging to begin at 1 p.m. · Pat Holter, amemberofboththe Chester Garden Club and the Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts, won the " reserve best of show" with a mass arrangement of over three dozen red, pink andwhlteroses from hl!r garden In the class, "Where Everyone's Going to Go." ,Tile horticulture sweepstakes award went to Opal Grueser for her mjmerous winning entries In specl· mens, while for the third year in a row, BUJyCrane,flve-year-oldsonof William and Peggy Crane, P\lmerrtj, was named junior gardener. ~ .eoth the sweepstakes award .and -~junior gardener are selected on basis of points accumulated for ;tt!;lbon wtnntng entries. .... -Billy's sister, Donia Crane, won the "best of show" In the junior diVision artistic· arrangements for })etenteyln the "Cakes and Cookies, ~t,ced .P~ches and Pears" calling ~bright colors. -.. oCJass winners, listed first through ~respectively, were as follows: ,,: ' Artistic IIITIIIIgemellts · ! Jo Come With ·to the County ~Sir,'' blackllght arrangement: . ~Dean, Pomeroy; Janet Bolin, ~; and Sheila Taylor, ·tit us eroy. if"...-':Where Everybody's Going to ~" mass design: Pat Holter, ·~eroy; Judy Snowden, Melanie ~.Pomeroy. ' .,.. ... ""'" ~ '\11' .... ~ • Ohio Scholarship given Co_wdery Home Economics teachers have conference· ''SIIrdllna lor a Be1111f1P a. evidence of the direct relatlolllhlp Larry Cowdery, Lq Bottlln, tw.1 Work and the Fmnlly"·wu betwNifamtlystabllltyandperfor· bu been awarded tile Allied the 1986 Oldo Vocational Home mance at the place of work. Tllll Mtnltal Cot poral1al Scbolarilup to Ecoaomlca Teachera Conferellce year's vocatlanal home econom1ca altead Hoc1dna Tecbnlcal Collep. attended by Su!y Carpenter, Re- conterencedevotedmajorattentlon 'lbe 81XlachoiallhiP 11 apoiiiOI'Ed becbt Ccttertll, Karen Facemyer, tothe8Ubject. Sernlnar&tocuaedon by llldllltrlal and corporate orpnland Gkrla Van Reeth. bome "Work and Parenting Concerns," zattona ct the Ceralntc Industry. econornlclll!acbers at MelgB High "Role Sharing and Time and Cowdery araduated from East· · School, Monday and 'I'uelday at the Energy Management,'' and "Par· em High School ranking Uth In his Ohio Convention Center In enting tor Peacetul Families." claaa and WIIS a member 11 . the . Colwnbua. . Asslstancewasprovldedteachersln · National Honor Society. He was Dr. Richard FrmlerottheJudson imprementlngthenewOhloPractl· actiVe in !Jueball, track. baSketbilll, Family Center, MlnneapoU.s, Minn. caiActloncurrlculumguldewithlts · and received the U.S. Army aelected the conference theme as "Work and the Famtly" emphasis. 1 Reserve Natlcnal Scholai'·Athlete the subject of his keynote address. Ms. Carpenter, MetgsHighSci;IOol ,Award. Hewasontheyearbookstaff' ' He noted that there Is Increasing . and student council, was In the .1 · - eo...a-. COOCflrt band, all county b$nd and , ~ •• -6 served as manager tor the march· .seven year perfect attendance In lngband. • SundaySchool. . He atte~ the Long Bottom Larry Is the SQII ot Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant VaJ!ey H011pltal . wtll The prepared childbirth educa~gtn conducting childbirth educa· tion program will Include s~bjects. . United ~ethodlst Church and has a Ronald Cowdery, Long Bottom. oncassesonSept.6wtthMrs. Jey such as anatomy, 'body biilldlng, RussellotNewHavenaslnstructor. ·breathlnft patterns and relaxation, h The classe$ w1ll begin on Sept. 6in labor, contraotlo~. medications t e ev!!nlng, once a week tor seven and anesthetics, positions of baby Richard F . Myers wUI beevange- . tern, GuU and Western, Jules weeks, Both parents are encour- for blrt~. breastteeding, bottle list for special services to be held Jergensen and Jamaica Tourism. a~ed to attend. In situations of feeding,' post-partum care tor Aug. 19-22, 7 p.m. each evening and The pubilc Is Invited to attend the s ngle parenting .or husbands who mother and baby, hospital tour and at 10 a.m. Sunday at ·the Christian services. Anyone wishing more are unable to altend, a relative or orlenlatlon ahd more. Fellowship Church, North Second lnfolmatlon may contact Rev .. frlend Is encourage4 to attend to Mrs. Russell, the _Prepare<I Child· Ave., Middleport, Michael Panglo, 99U249. l)elp the expectant mother In class. birth Instructor, attended the obMyel'!! entered the ministry after . . some 12 years In the business world. In his mid-twenties, he was a top salesman with the 3M Company for four consecutive years. Becoming Mrs. Vlna Preece ot Inez, Ky. , Mrs. Jimmy Dale Allen of lnl'L, Ky. Mrs. David Ztrlde, Terri and highly Involved in the bUsiness formerly of Meigs County, observed Cotfee, soft drinks and watennelon Brenda, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. world, be found himself vice , Phllllp Bondi, Phil and Jean, her 81st birthday !It the home of her were also !le!"oled. president of four corporations son and daughter-in-Jaw, Mr. and Games were enjoyed during the . ~. Pa.; Mrs. ·Faye Rarick slrrti.tltaneously InclUding the posl· Mrs. Eimal Preece of Cambridge. day including horseshoes, football, and IIOIIS, Dana Ray and Michael, lion of executive vice president of There w01re four generations lawn darts, horseback rides, pony Columbus; Mr. and Mrs: Randall marking In a major East coast present Preece,Brent,DanaKayandNicole rides, and buggy rides. advertising agency. A plcnlcdbinerwas served at noon Attending besides those named ofCSmbrklge; Mrs·Lucy AJJceOlT, During lll!s period he dev~loped · followed by toe cream and a large were Mrs. Robel Maynard Swisher C8mbrldge; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph expertise In television, radio and the decorated cake a gttt of her Endicott, Ralph, Jr., and Travis, of New Haven, W.Va.; David and prtr1ted media with clients such as Susan Allen of Inez, Ky.; Mr. and Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lavely, daughter and son-In-Jaw, Mr. and American Broadcasting Sys· coordlnator tor the multi-area job Natlonal~hCenter, A computer lair featured home ecoliOmlcs sottware.•Speclal work· shopswerebeldfortbejobtralning teachers of child care, tood service, tabrlc service, and community ~d home services. There were numer· ous and varied special Interest , presenJatlons. Members o!theOhlo and American Vocational Assocla- Pl~asant Valley planning . .J>FSJi:BVE BJ!ST OF SHOW ...... l'at Holter of Ponoeooy .-1 IIIOI'e U... line dor&ea red, plak and wblle riJ8es from ller prden to create lbl!! 11111118 'IHREE-TIME ~-Billy c..-, 5, challtlduplheltlllltpallla wUh Ids exhibits In julllor division to win the jamor prdmen -.rd fer the lblrdyear. 'lbesooofWIBiamandPeqyer-,l'tmeroy, -J*Ied · In honors by his sister, Donia Crane, ~ took ''belli of show" • )lmloi' artloJtlc arrangements. , I "The Farmers Bring All Tlle1r Produce," design )ncludlng fruits andvegelables: BettyDean,Janet Koblentz; Pomeroy, and PatHqlter. ''AndHaveitArrangedtoShow," oogarthdeslgn: Judy Snowden, Pat Holter, Melanie Stethem. "cattle and Horses and Pigs In Pens," including weathered wood: Bernice Carpenter, Pomeroy; . Pauline Atkins, Rutland, and Jane Thompson, Pomeroy. . "And Chickens and Ducks Ga· • lore," including feathers, Bernice Carpenter, Janet Bolin, Rutland, and Peggy and Crane, Pomeroy. "Barley Wheat and Timothy, Seed," featuring dried rnaterlals: lllTIIIIpllllfl w~ won her tbe.-rve '-ofshow. .)'anet Bolin, 8bow cbalnnlin. pre1111tec1 her wllh a doorpla~.~lrJudlWaresHall . ," Rsummer ......,....~: th • utland; JanetKoblEntz,andJudySnowden. "Canned Fruit, Jellies and Pies,'' mobiles.: Sheila Curtis, Pomeroy; Betty Dean, andJanetKoblentz. · .JJ!IIIor Dlvlsloo ~C:Sand and Pears~ Spiced colo Donia bright rs: · • Pomeroy; ~~~~Aaron ··-·......,··• ~·~·v,. "AndAII!tThemUpforaPrtze," favorite .....,,_ n - Crane a '-'=6'': .,.,.. • Ptineoy; •Aaron Tlloolpeoo, and era:re Specln-=roy,- llrSt aJid second; ~mice Crane, Janet Bolin, Pauline Atkins, · Dahlia tklwered zinnia, Billy Carpenter, third. Rutland. Crane, Amber Davis Tll!mpson, · Dahlia flowered zinnia: May Fern: Judith Hall, Karen Lod· andBEnCrane. Taylor, Pomeroy; BettY Dean, wtck,Pomeroy,JudySnowden. · Cactus flowered zinnia; BEn Cheryl A. Bailey, LongBottoJil. . Other foliage plant: Judith Han, Crane, Donia Crane, both serond cactus flowered zinnia: Betty BemlceC8rpenter, SheliaCuttls. and third. • Dean, Peggy Crane, second and Other hanging tollage plant: Judy Marigold: Billy Crane, first and third. Snowden, Judith Hall, Allee. second; Ben Crane, th1rd. · Cactus type dahl!a: Opal · Thompson. PQtted plants: BU)y Crane, all Grueser. llrSt and second; Addalou African viOlet: Alice TIDnJlSOII, three places. Lewis, Pomeroy, third. Karen Lodwick, Sheila Curtis. ~ Decorlltlvedahlla: Opa!Grueser, Begonias: Delma Karr, MiddleHybrid tea rose: Pat Holter, all · all~ places. port; · Sheila CUrtis, second and three places. , • Pompon,dahlia: Addalou Lewis, third. . F1lll'llll!ndarose: Betty Dean, Pat Opa!Grueser,secondandthird. Other flowering plant· Allee Holter,JuclySnowden. ""•"'~"'. Betty Dean, . May Thompson, Judith Hall, Donna · ..- ..M. Grand111ora rose: Pat Holter, Taylor, Addalrn Lewis. Davison, Rutland. · BetlyDean,andJudySnowden. PoltedPianis Hanging flowering plant: Judith 60 Count NUPRI Bolin. . ,.._ . .~-... 28 DIFFERENT QUALITIES • - 364 JaciiiiOn Pike MiddlePort, Ohio 434 COLORS . / ' STEEL· COAT lilian. WI . . alhrilwJIII "'EAl TllllUSH"-- in AIIIUst. If you n IIJitWID illrCIIJIII this fill, llhJ lllllsiwll QulliiY tV· 4FOR ptl flam lies IIIII Tape's . . ~ wiiMII . SALE ENDS AUGUST 31 Ui SO. YD. MINIMUM · FRESH LOOK LHs' Best Seller 24 colors i1 1 soil hid· inc. lone l~ln1 Clfptt. lllde for your hlll!traf· fie rrns - flllily r011111, hlllwlys rnd OUr btst sallinc twist. Absolutely the toupnt for tilt money. Tested in btths, kitcllens and tJmilyrooms for proven ...>J-1.·-•·•TRASH BAGS .. REG. 124.20 sq. yd. REG. '23.75 sq. yd. SALE Sl988 s.. Yd. SALE Sl888 Sq. Yd. - 1 - llld & IMI n~· ·" 28 DIFFERENT QUALITIES Plus Carpet • A\ by LEEs - 3 DIFFERENT QUAUTIES - ~1 $39 ' -. CHOICE /2 DIET MIX llld & itiSIIIIIIioti YOUR SUNGLASSES 1 PRIC KLB6 wur. BOX OF 25 FOSTER GRANT NYLON TWIST . li¥illl rOOIIS. DURABLE ~1° 0 30 GALLON 2-2 PACKS SCULPTURED '5'' Gallipolle, Ohio a.:... tile 1111 il .,. llusiell tillll ot tilt ,...far ClrJIII instal- ELEGANT 429 786 N. Second Stn!et ALL PRICES INCLUDE A SOLID FOAM PAD AND PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION BY TOPE~S OWN MECHANICS. AIITRON NYLON . 96's PBA Lees Quality Carpet •• acelamonopllen CAPLETS exira parn relief. contarns no aspirin Caplels 500 mg each PEPSODENT · TOOTHPASTE 6.4 oz. $100 ' CANDY BARS A $100 All- '21.35 . · SALE 116.88. R11- 121.70 --SALE '17.11 All- '23.85 .SALE 111.11 Kimberton . Hallenttlalt Winnin1 Hand SALE PRICED FROM · $}688 ' ' PEANUTS ANTRON NYLON liSTALLED TO S4688 IISTALLEJl BUT ' .. HURRY! U1'lLI: MBIEK, 111118,.... Tnaou .Joe Davtuad 1 1• Jla D ' 1 '*""..... LIICie Miller ..... LIICie Mill' Ill Help c ty 7,. Wdl !I'V 6\i..... at dw Map c-rQ Fair. Fw II en ...,. 'aad • ::Men - ptrenteredtbeo te• LIICieMIIterlltbe._..)'J!III"'Od_oiMr.... i• Mn. .r-o.m. oiPamo). UWeMIM lldwlllx·JMHII' ...•I'6rol :' Jlr· 8lld Mra. RJehard Jlba ol Pam,.,. · ~ SALTED OR ROYAL TREASURE I FURNITURE GALLERIES SECOND It GRAPE ST. · GALUPOUS 448-0332 • • • •• Our ~~~ sellins plush. Resists cr~shins and 1111tin1 under_ -r. Ton a rrrry of color choler. · REG. '38.60 i&ot . ' ,•••• $2.69 • REG.• UII~LTED $3.40 1'' .' 24's SO's lOO's ~:.-----r-DEST S239 $399 $ MOUSSE $249 FREE . HOURS: 9:30-& Dally Mon. • Fri. Eve. Un1118:00 $139 REG. MINT or GEL STYLING FOAM SPONGE PARKING ' STORE HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9:00 TO 9:00 .SUN. 11:00-8:00 .. • ' I . <I '(I •. I ...-- ....fed. TOOTHPASTE lberto FACIAL •Fine Quality •Cuetom Drapery •Wallpaper •l~terlor Design · DECONGESTANT _...-TA-BLETS SALE BUF~PUF 88 Sq. Jd. $419 SUDAF _....~ SALE $30 ADV DRY ~ASTED ' lOO's ~FOR PLANTERS YOUR CHOICE OF PRICE AND THICKNESS TYLENOL CAPLETS ALMOND JOY MOUNDS YO.Rk PEPPERMINT. Tough, easy to clean, .oil hidin1 carpet in your choice of quality. Plush carpets can be mformal or elepnt. '· · EFFERDENT DeNTURE . TABLETS ' '579 50 COUNT FEATURING son, Melanie Stethern, and Janet · Stepp, Jennifer and Melinda, Lovely,Ky. Sending gifts wE're Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Preece, Pilgrim, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Maynard, ·Samantha and Rusty, Mason, , W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maynard, ·Jessica and Courtney, Point Pleasant, W.Va.; 'and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Maynard Jr., Jesse and Amber, Racine. 1\ugust ."Beat The_Rush'' Sale Score,'' using foliage: JaneTI!omp- Pleasant Valley Hospital. The cost of the classes Is $25 which wtJI cover all seven sessions. For more Jntormatlon contact Mrs. Joy Russell, P.O. Box 53 New Haven, W.Va. •25265, !eJePhOne 882·2939 or Judy Doty k N stair Development Coordl~at~r" tele· phone extension~ Birthday ·celebrated for former resident I'OIIette. r~Donla;;~Crane;;~·;;;;;;;;;;;~~G~Iadlolu~~s:~Opai~~G~rueser~ , ~·~PQme..~;;;;;ca;c;tl;··;and;;;su;;cculen~;ts;:;;P;eggy;;;;;Hall;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'"· ~~z~s:~;::om;:~ childbirth classes · stetrlcal course at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va .. am! courses at the Mid-Ohio Valley Childbirth Educa tion Association and attended the teacher training workshop sponsored by-the Interna, tiona! Childbirth Education Associ· ation. She h:ls taught prepared childbirth classes in New Haven since 1976. The classes wtJI be held tn the ground floor conference room at 1 Special services s~~ !Ions were honored bylpeclall!lleli!J and meal functions, adding to the Interest and enjoyment of confer, ence partt'clpartts. · : In his remarks to the nearly 1,~ vocational home economics teachers !rom over the staje. a ttending, Dr. Darrell Parks, director of Vocational Education In Ohio, liQted that home economics w111 be a very important Ioree .In the fUture job market as tileytrain worketilfor 15 percent of all the Job titles whl<;b. are expected to provide most ot the jobs for 1995 and after. tralnlniprogramo!bomeeconom· lea, Jliealcled at the conference workBIIlpon "MoreEtfectlveUseof Student Time in the Classroom," presented by Dr. Ida Halasz of the ,.. �Page....:1 0-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-MiddJee2rt. Ohio Thunday, Auguat 18, 1884 • n. Dilly Sandual Paa• Pomeroy Mfc'?np ort. Ohio • 1-.-."""". . . .,_________ .......... 11 W.,._.toDo 31 Homee for Slle 32 Mobile Home• for 8ale - _ -· .,,wm... a """""""70111 4 e~~...... , lid. aCell 441-HH or 114-ZN-1331. totel eleotrlo. •10.000. Oaod oondltlon, by . _ ................ . loti •ppolntment. Call 448· on At. 7 In Ken-. Col 1117 or 114-387-7218 114-2111-11180rl14-2111388. 1----~--~--~- .... ----- 3 bdr, ""'"'= We,..,- for leta model 0 ., ....,., - 11.~1 12&811 1111 Klrflwood, '" "* fully furnlolled. - 2 ~.---111 ···---Cliiilifj)i)lfii--··-·-· Yord 8ele Fri., aet. I:CJO.' Ia Vicinity 1:00. Chi-ne thlnallle-. .......... .Norilo Gllllli Hlglolcloool. . QoHipollo FIN M - Fri .. let. a SIMI. I -·out-. -F...._~ M. .et ,__, 3!'M till . lit. 31 a 110. Coli 441·7037. t -ooo"*'t 1 pool, a .;:__ AC u.-plnw nloo:t t:fii,OOO, • contreot --.-. • ence on 1aftC1 with n•w furnance. cl rcu t """ M... Ct.v.-Oicle 11111. Ill 0 - Joi)MOII 1% " ' -· 121 Fourtto lorwt:er. rNI nlca. Cel 114ZH 8811 21 Bulin•• 441·H7Z AVe.. Gellipoll8. Cell 441· 1 1~---------Opportunity 3204. 1172 12x10 Klrflwood w11 Frulen Bottom flu Wlllled to buy ueed ....a a 11-oodti,OOO. Nice- Nil fumlohed , or unfur- M...et. Every .......,d, ......,. lweln Fuml· ...... 441-311t. lrd. • .. - · ...._ -.ct. Muet MI. cen 114- u.s. 1 , _.... • - · 1- - · - ...... 11\8 I NOTICE I .....;· . -elr-. ll-et ::.:..~ ~..:: HI-ll• - · WVe. 21082. Doelore Olive k. Qoltlpalle. 011. THE OHIO VAUEY PUB· _ , ...,._., 111 - 1 - - - - - - - - - eome . Don ''""'••UIHING CO. l i D O - yard, 1 aer with Operatoo. 304-711-2771. Wlllled• J u M - eny e l - - - . 1 0 x 1 2 1171 12xl0 Ubarty,-you do bo•lnWith ~. Cil 114-381-.ole you " - • end NOT WDO~In --..,.go. ~=-~.::= . j f.mlly Y.nt 1e1e Alii· 13(13. ... eend """"" through the utility bile. Pifoe 18 Nil 21 18 ' 11th. 17th. 11th. At. H • · ...,...,.. C a 8 MIN BaM. melllilitlyouhlver-1· Immediately. caH441-0101 CUll paid lor ._., """ ... getect the offMhog. I:30. , FOil IALE: 1870 Klrt-.t F - . - . . . . beby heavy """ ..... • '10 end up l o r - ...... Co. Aouu 1iu-... no - D Nice 2 bdr. utility room. ~ H - 14X70. T et":,'00 _ . . . , .. Oldtlmeeup· 1 -. Juet celleot the 111'191· niCe yerd, now fur- oi-.IWO - - boerd . ooll 1-104-182· pootlte from y o u r , . - nonce, hot weter ten~. two bethroomo. pore he- Vent lele 2\>lo miN off At. 2711 _._......., Cell .... 1111 o,outliulldlng.on 2~ eorM. • 1 ~VIM mlllhaollo~~e. Aepieceeold ,..._ •...,... .._.. · Leb•non TDwn•hlp . . . on 321 mw.,_ on. Very-iomolnteln. COMPLETE HOUIEHOLDI High profl,t potentlel. Byaw-31Ntr. P8rlflnlehed •12.000. Cell843-1211 or Thun .. Fri .. a Set. FURNtTUAI!. lede. Iron. ••·110. M~n~... lnwit· bue c..,.. E'" Hgta 143·11231 · wood~ oup•oerde. ehairl, ........ C.. Mr. WIIIOfl 317· 8~ ,PpolntrMnt.~l 441: ~;;Ei;j,;;;;;;;t:;;;icF~:.r:z~ eheoto. beoketo. dlthu. 147·1413. 4 .. with over 2.000 .a -ond ollvec. len. entlquw. aold W~lta·ll. D. M-. At.Z, Ohio · -Ohio. -." ' - " 'lnoome Oell!· oq.ft, t47,100. Very- '1 2 •110:" 14x70 3 ....... Chllflle polio. Annual from 41711 cw C.N 114-H2- t10.000. (4 nlently looliled '.II block to tub, 2 betho, the Vinton lchool. Spino...,. unllll. 7710. Bllloue lnqulrel only. Cell city echoolo, 3'.11 - · lnou.-. only t13,410; ~ .........__ el ..... luyere prot-ion pten, Cd 14xll 2 bdrrn. - - IIIII, ...._., -v••"W • I1+2M-1121. . WIHmen Reeltoro, ..... centliber,,10.410;12xH dN-.m1eo.Thunil- 1 1-17· Wented old plenoe. Plll'lng Ceo tilled, , _ • o eorly •• ••· 1!:00uo.oo end t40.00 ..Ch. oWn your own Jeen- 3143. flnt floor only. - e giving . Sportau ..r. Lecllel: Appa,.., •11110.; Frw .dallvooy I:OOPM. ~tlone . Witten ..r..o.~ Comllinedon, Aaan1 lw, lyre. old. a-rm. 2 beth&. ~ up. 0..' 1 ·Mollie- Flnt tl·- . T - eof8. 2 mi. lox 188. lerdlo. Ohio o1oe1r d curtalno. Iota llze •ore. N - femlly room with -.1 ·---· 43841. Cell 114·483- IMoe brendo: J . . . - , Chic. LN. bu,..... llngla--.an ..v.n-dbrldae.Jct.AtZ -~ • - · . ~-~1101. with at-77. 1·804-2,3-11311. ;-~-:':'-~g=· · le¥1. VM1d& bit-. lzod, 1.- 8 ttet _ -~- 12a10 -'ile ....._ Mul- 17·1 , I to B. F plrit. lrlttenle. caM tcleln. pond . C~-ln · "-·-· luyjng deity fOld, oliver Sergio v-._ EVM PI· caM 114·2141. •-n-. Cent1neoy Ad. Portlrbrook ......... rjnge,JewHy, oteollng ~ Clelborne. Mwa be 1 ---~----Ia- berry. Htrta.. """-'Y with au~~· l a~ ..-~ ·'-3bd ho 12a11 ii. ed- room. 011 _,...... - - ohJ oalno..... Cur- Only, o,......., Grown, " · · rm me, llx14111.1ot.ceni0i\tblock - · Top .,..-. l!d..... H.. lthtex, 700 othero. ettlo. be-ent, a••.... act petlo a Ftret time. a Femlty Y.nt kett · - lhop. 2nct. A... t7800 to t24,100. "'-'· ue. looella.o. option to buy, :::.;-111 Leon.o 8ela. 417 IMiet Dr.. bMide Middleport, Oh. 114-112- tory, trelnlne. fix· Owner """' aorry. Col 112H - H~. F-y 1-1. .3471. B-ert. -~ 811 L---~~~ .............. CIJi*llnl. etc. 21117. -•· ' ' · ,....._,....,. c a n - 11 ~· CeB Mr. 112 Mople 10 a ...,.,_..,the- In ltenoa, olothae. Lereon 112·188-1811. lAIIey St. 2 b1 d oomo.fllin· C - . 'limber a • 1Zx70 '-=·--·-----::: * SHOWMAN - Tom Everett, son Qf Naacy Roush, Route 1, ReedsvDJe, wu the grand champ!fln swine showman, and Mike Hoffman, son of Mr. and . WRITESEL 'ROOFING CO. Mrs. Roger Helfman, Route 3, Pomeroy, waa the ~e champion swine showman of the Melp Outtera Co\lnty Junior ,Fair. Downapouu · 0\lttera Clnned · CHAMPION PAIR- Scott Uploa, -of Mr. 111111 Mrs. Wayne Upton, Route 1, ReedsvDie, exhibited lbe gran4 champion pair of market bop County Fair. Storm Doora & Wlndowa at lbe Melp {-\(1 1111!1 ILI'II t'l l l 949-2969--$49-2263 Business Services TROMM EXCAVATING •LAND CLEARED •SEPnC SYSTEMS •GRAVEL HAULED · Bonded & Insured exhibited tbe grand champion market hog Melp Junior Fair. at tbe .· ...... .... •. .. ·,................., t: r .. a lh· il~· )!00 Our S pt"<' i a It~· Bob & ,Jean Gilmore - , ,F 50 Riverview ·Dr. · t.t:................ ....... r:l.ulflttfl ,.,..., •..,.,., lllr •• fllllfllflllll' lf'lrplwHr r .trhll,lfP• ... ·-..·-....... • .........; --- -C:. . ,,._..._,.._, .....··-,,.__=...._,......--.._··- ~ • ·Wit . . ,__ ~ Middleport, Oh . 992-6128 81!011 mo. IIIW -- _ _ .•. .......... ......... ._ _..... ,__ It ·~-~~ ;. • NOnCE TO PUBUC • Of PUBUC HEARINGS •·· '' ~011 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS: The Vtllage of Pomeroy 1S anxtous to rece1ve prop os als and suggest1ons lrom lOcal businesses and tndusu ies for Economtc Developmem Grants under the HUO Commun1ty Oevelopmnent Block Grant Program. Th e Block Grant Program can loan or grant funds to proJects that m ake capttal investments o r c reate JObs 1n Pomeroy or M e1gs County, In the past, thes e actiVIties have Included water and sewer ltne extenston. below market rat e loans to bu s1 ness es and ether tncenttves to c au se mdust ry to expand 1n the commumty Two public heanng s Wi ll be held 1n 2,, In Mamnriam ' ...-------, 'In loving memory of Linda Lou Stewart :Who passed away August 16, 1973. Public Notice RESOwnON bECIAAING IT NECESSARY TO LEVY ATAX IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL UMITAnONI The V1lla ge Coun c11 of The V1ll age of Pomerov. M e1gs Coun tv. O hto. met 1n regul ar ses s1on th e 16th day of July. 1984 at the off1ce of Vt llage Counc1l w tth the toll owmg me mbers pres ent John Anderson Lar ry W ehru ng Bru ce Reed Henry W erry M r A nderson moved th e ad opt10n of the follow1ng . Resol ut 1o n WHEREAS. Th e amount of ta~e es wh1 c h may be ra1sed · Wlthm the ten m1Uhm1talion 'M il be tns uHICJent to provide an adequate amount for the n eces· sa ry requ•remen ts of sa td V illa ge o f Po mer oy _ M e1g s Countv. Oh•o: therefore. be 11 members elected lherot o con- Beyond the pie, your loved one Finds happiness and • rest And there is comfort In the thOfllht That alovina God knows • best. Sadly Missed by , ·Family and Friends ourn'ng . that 11 1s necessary to levy an addlllonal ta,; 1n e~ecess of the ten mllll tml[ation for the benefit of The Vtllage at PomerOy lor the pur pose ol c urr ent e,;penses at a rat e n01 e~ec eed tng 4 .0 mtll s for each one d ol lar at valua!IOn. wh •ch amounts to S0.40 lor each one hundred dollars of valuat10n for 5 years. and be 11 further RESOLVED. That sard lew be 3 Announcemants CASH and eCOORS CAP at R&S Recycling Depot Sell us 150 • of one item or any conrbination of aluminum e~ns, shtet aluminum. copp1r, br1ss, radiators or stainless and receive a Coors Cap. Sptclol bfalns Aucust 13 ond ends Sopl. I, 1914. R&S Recycllna D1pot 140 Columbus Rd. Ath1n1, Ohio, 592-74n "Look on tbe bright side, Hern- don - you're not being replaced by a machine! " -~P;:--u;-bl;,-ic--:-N;-o-:t7 ic_a__ Public Notice placed u pon the tax l1st s of the Ad opted the 16th day of July. • c urr ent rax year 1n compl1ance 1984 w1th the prov1S 10n s o f Sec Wtll1 am Snouffer 5 70 5 3 4 , after the Febru ary · V1 ll ag e of Pomeroy senlement next succeed1ng t he Me•gs Counrv. Ohr o e1ect10n. II a ma1or•ty o f rhe electors vot1ng th ereon vote tn 'fa vor th ereof: and be 1! further The State of Ohio. Melgo RESOLVED. That the Clerk of t h1 s Village Counctl be and hets hereby d1recred to certify a co py of th ts Resolut1 on to the Board of Elect1onS. Me1gs County. Oh10, pr1or to the l1fte enth day of Septem ber 1984. and not1ty sard Boar d of Elect1ons to cause not1ce of electton on the qU esiiOn of levytng sa1d ta-.: to be giVen as requtred by law Mr Reed second ed the Aesolutton and th e rol l be1ng call ed upon 1ts adoptt o n the vote resu lted as follows Mr. Anderson. yes Mr Reed. yes Mr. W ehrung. yes M r Werry. yes ~;--;:--;-::--:::-:---- 8 Public Sale & Auction County, ss. I W illiam Snou ffer. Clerk. of VIll age Counc1l do hereby cert tty that the l orego1ng 1s taken and cop1es from the Record of the Pr oceed tngs of sa1d Vt llag e Counctl. that the :oame has been c o m pared by me w1 th the Resolu t10 n on sard Rec ord, and that 11 IS a tru e and corr ect copy thereof W1 tness my Signature . th1s 16th day of July. 1984. W 1lliam Snou ffer Clerk Every friday Night At 7:00P.M. At The American Lesion Hall Buildi.. :s tir coodilioned with smoke elimiilllors. On Beech Grove Road In Rutland Public & .Dealers Welcome Bill Brown, Auctioneer •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 ~· l ie CHECKTHf AND . DENNY CONGO WILL ~AUL JUST CALL! MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL 'Authorized John Deere. New Holland. Bush Hog PH. 949-2320 Farm Equipment Commercial. Residential & Industrial Farm Equipment All Work Guaranteed Parts & Service "FREE ESTIMATES" AIMIIinlll & Vinyl Sidinp : 111 YMI'I l;xperience OREO ROUSH PH. 992-7883 or 992-2282 ALL STEEL & . POtE BUILDINGS , or Quality Workmanohip Dehumidifiers, Parts -~'t'l 'llllt Hl'ilf.•· \fn.• mi tX: On•r 1:! tr~ LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP S.OIL-FILL DIRT PH . 614·992·3718 J&F CONTRACTING PULLINS . EXCAVATING -DDZ£RS JIM CLIFFORD .· ( ,'..,,_.,,;, .~ PH. 992-7201 71911 mo. rr---------, G&W PLASTICS MGM FARM CITY & SUPPLIES SAVE UP TO SlQ]OO Freazer Per On Thia Big TRUCKLOAD SALE While They Lllst ' THE DITCHING SERVICE GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS FREE ESTIMATES 985-3813 loti-915-3837 BUS.: 985J3813 RES.: 985-3837 .GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES Warohouse ~ '19/1 mo. pd. · 7/19/ f mo. pd . MGM FARM CITY, INC. MILLER FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerized Hearin1 Aid Selection Swim Molds - lnterpretinl Services .614·992- 2181 LISA M. KOCH; M.S. Broker-Auction Semce ' ~ Now Acceptin Meias Countr·Anoci1t1 Phone'742-3171 I Co. II. L"Bud"llcGIIEE Che!J( Le:nl1y, · ELECTRIC SERVICE' For 111 your wirlna needs; furnaces repair service and Installation. Residential · & Commercial , License~ Clinical Audiologist ' (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-&&cn 417 Second Avenut, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Call 742"3195 Or 992·5875 8/13/Hn 7/30184 lul-Ing ._ Help Wented: Ful or perl- _ . , ctey. No _.. on tlme ...._......"" S.roh ....~. 304-182-3224. . . Covtlntry Jewel~ Com118ft¥· Eem more ., .....-time then eem fuN time. 4 rnanv 01-ay Good lnoarne. No - ment. fle•lble acll~ulo, menepment po... bllltleo, end ._... 111 .-a· A-nEoldniodog. 7yra. old, .,...., gaocl home ln - o f IIChleoe,_, The _...nlty ........ tripl to country. Cd 441-1178. tu-. 22 M~ney to LOIIn I a.,_... - . drMIIIIO:tdOIII.I8nhCov· H 0 ME L0 AN 8 F I X'ED RATES leiO..-reiH. Fl•ed eonvel)tlonel FHAVA.Leeder Mortaege. Atilano. collect 114· IIZ11 30 · ::•::: olulll. tov.. endloto of eo. lrtloiM. llill Wooldoldao,. oldonooe,Hwy.110-41111.N. H - Hoepltel. 2 fiimlly Gonge . . 11th, 17th. 1-?a-Rt. 771.juot off 141.lchoolTh F~ 8 . I 8 C .. "' et. . ewe MilureRd. C1.ctothH, toolo. fumlturw and mlec r.n.. ::::C,.alothn.IM::..!::; 1--------- .._.milo. -•T..._........... 1--------- - BACKHOES -DUIIP IRUCKS -LO-BOYS -!RENCHER -WATER -SEWER -GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSI[MS . IAIIGE or SMAll JOBS ••e. ,.._. _a, -Oct. --lor ... "*'". a...-.. ;!_;;;:-,33 3 ... " '' 992-2478 7/30/ 1 mo. pd, RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radtators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod .out radiators. W1also . : repair Gas Tanks. ' 'PAT HILL FORO 992-2198 Middleport. Ohio 0 ...... - · • ... i--------- WELDING & FABRICATION '-za;;;;;;;;;:-;;;a.;,ikit;;i;; 1--------- 1 -U ·tft ,........,neiL Roger Hysell YOUNG'S ,, GARAGE Rt. l24.POIIUQy Ohio ' AUTO & TRUCK . REPAIR ·v. ==-~1111•=-· Also Tra!ltrillllion ' PH. 992-5682 , or 992·7.121 C. YOUNG-UI .. ,. , I I L,.. .....,, ;J·t- _,., ;"'I· I'Ni;t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-b;i;;;ij *iJ.: ' I 1-;:;:::::;:::;;:::::;== fDnMI:IIo••-· Pfl•"· '"''ldel •. ...................................... 112 Plum 8t., Mldoltport. · · - - 111 , . a 11 -~-• .,, . · .... hew ................ " - lllby thlngo. olotheo of d ...... ln... lew, taye, mille.· F · · · · lve t.mlly- - n g. IlioN. ~;;::.-:a::: cltoy. l'lw Polnto. Coli 114- 112-1344. Flnt time Dew St .• Gnnt lt.l ctey. I to heme. ' - . &ale: 11 Mk161part (oft frk111Y a 8etur4. Meny mleo. -.-..-.-..-Pt-.•-.-,-,-••-.-.----,.-t. ..-... Ia VIcinity Yordlele,Aug11ond17,7 mlleo out Jerrye AUII Aoect; Appb; .,., 2nd .._behind Woner-• Groo. ...,_ erel hmllleo. Relney AM1dene8. l;;;i;;fa;i;;;~;;;:;;;;: ............. A~dr- .. UIO; Plena tZ ; I pc lr Ht t121; weoher-dryer t100.· ~lit- ...... - ... tal; led· .,lotootmleo. 804-171-7120. -=:-=:-.:--:::::-:':':::::-::clo8ED FOR Now. Ce· ..v'e FIN Mll'ket ....... - · ouotau•o far mel:lng It e "'"""'· v.nt ..... Thure a Fri..... 11th end 17th, l-4. 308 8 N H t. · IF llyW T I *'Y ubdM- · GeiiF oHo Ferry from lteuft.r, Tlou.......,, _F_rlcley __._-....,_:-:-:--·-:-- *" .. • Y.nt ..... Frldey, I • 4 at 34011 M - A - liE •• · IIgn In-"' · --•moed' .N of - - l o r acoldo 1111. •-u, -- =:.,.~;::.:.":.~ · -1ne meohlne, nloe olo-' thing end mlnelleneouo~ h - . let.. Aug. 11th. ~ ==1· ~========~======· c• *•· Middleport & Vicinity 3 Fiimlly Gonge S.le 101 · Scott L.ene .• Northup. 4femly.,.n1Hie,Peroloao .l Thure.. Fri •• Set. B a w TV. ~o,· lubdl<lelan, 01111~ Yen! Stole Fri. only, 1-1. At. PUppleo to good home '.II the United Ito- For looter· ESP CARD AND Cllil no.._. of 31. Jordon Doul 0... 1 Chrmon Shepherd '.II Collie, 2 ......... Cell 114-241- 1PM to 4PM, Mondey-~~~~====== '-,=-:,..---:::-::---- --oflloctney. PSYCHIC READER 1182 cw 114-241·11H. Tells JCIUI' put, pnsent 1111 0aon1a Unit 23 ProfealonaI betll Mld:lop '"· Md ,-36 lot. • . A Cf'811041 frklev. Connie Alii. lor: 814-HIH - 11owith 8 rooma Servlcee 114-112-1428 . and futlft. Advice on all Z yr. old Poodle type mele Director. 114-441-2114' dog, .. ohoto. good with Corolyn Dorot Br•nch 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 - : - - - - : - - - - : - - : - - - : : matters of lilt. 7 room houM lor ..... 3 Lot for - In M-rvlle, 3 · 41 Hou. . for Rent children. Cell 11 4-38B- M..._. All readinp are privale hookupa.. ala lite. ru- - - - - - - - - IIII. Plena T..,"" end "-"· blid,_ a - · Full - - treller rol weter. ••iltlc tank, Brunlcardl Mualc Co .. 441rnent. fuel ol fumeoe,AVON melee 41.,.. Cell apd confidential. "!l ti.OOO. Cell 114-2110187. Clip thla ... for 20.,. liumlng h . Appro.. 2 Adult h a - to .... - · 44e-3318. Few rent: 3 bedroom houN. 1157 7Ut St. I! Cell44e-7711 ' . - - - - . - - - - dlocount. lAne Donlelo. - . Priced to Ill ot 181'B. ylfParkelsillfl. W. VI. 127.000. C•U 114·742· Jr. etudent ' P•l•·check e14-742-ZI11. ' tw Oct. 1. Col - I p.n:. 2132. Appi'U. 1'.11 level ~ pupp'll,_ mbl• brMdl ......... for COIT8Ct order. F011 lort lnforlllitlon lend. with frontage on two Cell, 11 4-182·111 I. For 14 to 11 yr. old. 1------.,-C.tll14-318· Call 304-42.. 3992 ... medium nooc1a. far bUI:IIoog, ...., · 3 · bedroom. w.z.oo ........ 2 hr ..... cllly. 1181. 3 deya ..., w..... Cell Appro•. 2 on Bigley mlftl-ferm, ol - " " " " ' 1 Cell 114-182·1811 otter Pcirter, Aldge Ad with mobile horu In old 110 Fheuu ao d for the cutting olel-::44e--_R_E A_D:-.:-:::--::---:end ..,.... For mor lnfar- U,OOO. Cell 114-388- II p.m. 7 - · Loeei-QdlpoiiL IN metlloro celll14-lll-420111. 1801. - - ot 141 Fourth A.... Aa per Article IX, Tn........ 31 Home• for Sele Qelllpoh. a v-naleo. llectlon A. 2 bedroom. nnch etyle. 2 1 .14 ec. lewi lend with Poetliog, of the NeFt~etect ,...... b••ooma. c.ntre~•. B y - · - I n b 1 nwtt, kNDIIted In Gtwn m1e from - - o•Mlddlap art. Beth Mel a hetf. B ~ -eel. Coli A-'!'ent betwMn the polla on 141 . ~~- lllid 441·0148. MLTA lllid the 8Derd of vinyl b e - . . ... Twp. Elec. • - -· Priced ••fl,anrtor, · ......... elr throughout. looeulatld. .......bl •. COI•Idertradee. E"'-llon. the Melgo locll new paint, ftteched garage, ..... Cell " ......... 114eon . •271.00 pluo tlljlolllt 35185 01k Hill ICIId ' cal '441-31144. end nferenae. 304-171· 4 puppiM. · - a white, lchool Dlllrlot Ill _.rng ..... -nlngo. 812-7244. lon& Bott1111, OH. 45743 vwr friendly. Mother mlno· the foli-o vecenoleo: ... co~ 441-21B31-Ba.'olo;;.;.;;,;...;;;..;;.... ~br;;.:-; Lot lor •Ill et Porter on old 31111. tun oollle. CeM 11 4-742· Chapter 1 - PDmeroy Ele·PH. (614) 915-4212 tH 8:00PM, •Iter 1 :00PM -re otA, IO'o. 304- 1 10 mentery, Voc,i MU81c ·High eeH 114-241-1818. tlifl lnctu-. Coli 3 bedroom. full beument. •~ J• Uu · Von SChilder 3143. ' 171-1713 lifter 4. . lchool, Junior Hlah end 441-8071. - I ' l l olr, 1 ••• tll!noe. on £qulpa~~at Rtco11111111dtd Stoffhou• A'o ed; phone llltteno: 2 mele cwongo tob- jE:;;Ie;;;mentod;;;;iry;.;;;;;;,;;;;;;;: Only 1'.11.,. • - - 1oen Buldlne lot Nelghbothood 304-171-7431. llr I.Mdlll Clrpet IIAU· .'"' lhla 3 111 .....,... 4 room beth houM, · tr-. 1 ........ gny tlbby. Utter c.n t14·H2Loctol ....1.... - - _,.._ hou.., -.~~ec~ on 2.11 40x1201ot.M10Moamen Ad. llx1 10. •1.000. Coli 1KtUrtn. 7114. tary. _ ....,... ........ ec- of lend with term '\ve.. Point Pleulnt 304- 441-3844- 7PM. Houofe. 2327'.11 Lincoln ' 'FREE ESTIMATES" tery muotbe--typlot. pond. located Olk H. 171-5401 . . · Appro xi. '.II ecn lot In Al7-l ••'u" 31 month. 3047-9-1 mo. Full blooded o-m.n She- hot. eounte who llleo to end Centerville, opproa. 1-By-O_w_rn-,.-,- -~~----'-ott-,-phard female . good with -with public. pro-t Ml1 mo. P8YIMI'It. Only Septic tonk end • I· I~::;:-;:;::;~-;=;==::= eountry. utility hookupe. tii,IOO. ehlldnn. 304-1111-7247. In ohorlhllncl. t3.710 down. 371-280i C"";.~=~~ ~,':::"to!; c~ey Townahlp. Coli 441- 42 Mobile Homes mutt hM lied t.-.lnlng or room. Attoofoed , - . 2 4111 en~. 2 klttlno. 4 monthe old. oriiY experience. knowl... of - I P.M. clllly. · for Rent lllid white. blllcll•nd white. computer a ohortllend 1., ..._ 11 21"' loti. M - - Clrtlle. ~ "' -wn .,.,....... · "' l'leo-. B, epp .. obo..,ot By owner. 30 - · Leon 1------'---INTERESTED IN A . 304-171-3128. would be uMfUI lout 1Nto up 10 30 .,..... only, 304-171-1111. with mobile home •d -ntlel. Write 31311, NEW VEHICLE Cel N. L. l - 1 a A&Mc. unflnlohed houae. Meke Fum. 2 bdr. tnler loceted K Puppy• . -, temele. M-. w.v. 21210. or... Wo'd Hh to lottodaco you to Jerl Allie 114;371-2728 or bedroom. 128 a. Peill o-. 804·1118-1428. a K Mobile Home Peill. E-A·C., tilt ........ Wlf - · 1 monthe old. tnolnlng. u'*'-• quollfl- -IPMorl14-477·2443 2 3 Eootem Ave. 1171 mo.. tiO Dr., Pt. '*-· UI.OOO. to drln tlot ...,lclt ol ,.., 871-2478. · • • ..,other -'vi IIAM·IPM. c.n 304-171-111211. 4 ofl Kerr Herrllburg dep., rent , _ , _ - - · lnformetlon. lntetviene wll rcllelct. I Aoed on VIney Aoed, - - · 111........ CeH 114· 8 puppln. e -·old, .,.rt be .,.,....Immediately. 1 flo Dow• P1y111tnt 1 1001n1 lnttlle Vllogo ofi1 B-..,-,.-.......,---or-leo-,-.-7 t7,000. Cell 304-118- 2111-1187. Gar............. Aatrlwr end · · ~ Monthly P•rllllfll ----------: men lll•phent. , _ 304- Meniatn-tP,_,vOod VInton. Pertly turnlahad, rooin houM, 91'!111•• out- 331B tiltor 7 p.m: 2 bdr. mobile honM. C.tl for liuAdlngo. l'elelllne c . BLACKSTON 171-3427. ....ry end bel•llta. E-- •13,000 or trede equity 311 441-0310. s. ........ 304-171-2214. rlenee In . , _ •nd hlnl· ... 100 ....... NEW CAR & M.tnt lt., Vinton, Oh. Celli-;~;::;::;::;=== TRUCK LEASING Tay C - Pup to good -poelarred. c·oloxl-7. 114·111-1017. I· 2 lid•· mobile home. Cell 101,31, home. 304-1711-3114. Point Pleeoent llegloter, 448-0380. Point Pltlllnt. W. Vo. Gold ,..... toome. 2 , 872 32 Mobile Homea Po-or. OH. 45769· 20 40 · for Sele FO< fllllf Stmct I puppiM mother, pitt 21110. ft ......,_ 2 bdr unlurnlohed 1 2x10 41 Hnuaes for Rant we..., bulllllidw....,,l_eold. - - - - - - - - - lnground pool. 10ft....... Call 614-992-6737 a dryw hookup, \>lo 304-171-71411 or 111- Applleetlono for emplol· llte dloh. 1 eore of - . mile peat HMC. C.R 441· 1423. ment will lie token Aug. 1 • aeped .,.rd. City echoolo, NEW AND UIED MOBILE 4319 cw 1171-1710. 8:00 tiM 1 :00. Trl County """" _ , merklt HOMES KESIEL'S QUAL· 3 bdr. houH lor rent UIO - - - - - - - - lport lhop . . ...... Ceil 441-3188 otter ITYMOBILEHOMEIALES. mo. Cll13114-l715-15104 or 2 lido'.. fully tumlohacl. oil 11:30 PM. 4 MI. WEST. GAWPOLIB. 304-871·8381. utll- paid ucept -.rtc, II Loet end Found Pert time .......,.,., - · CliP THIS NOTICf FOil AT 31. PHONE 114·44&co..,..lent lo""tlon. Coli tlor:let. olerlcel experl2 eore with remodoled 2 7274. 4 bdr. opeclouo living room 441-8118. fUIITHfll II,IIINCf ,OUND: Enalllh Pit lua naaeMry. lend f'MUIM to bedroom home. Tobeoeo 1 - - - - - - - - - • kltch on II eo- wlih pine, - - - - - - - - 1'.0. lox 410. Point Plee- 111M. oerpet, olty echoolo. Mobile home whh add an At. 180 Vinton. Cell 441- 2 bedroom tnler lor rent. dog. c.n 114-371-2143. ..,t. wv 21110. lit. 114. t21,000. Cell lull petlo, 1 ..,. lend. Cell 1372. pertlcolly fumlehed. Cell 81+2411·11211! LOIT 2 emeMidtteN, 1 derk 441·7242. 1 - - - - - - - - - 441·4002. ...., ...... 1 dMkgnywith S"'ell lurnlohed houu, 3 bdr., 1'.11 betll. 12x24 n 2\>lo to 3aenowlth edulte only. Cel 441·03H. Ful'llllllectolraond .. lcleolfor wllltti, 100 of Third 30 Yn. lxjMr.l ence Ave. Col 441·1017. t.mlly room, G.- - 1 treller a liem. Only inter1 or 2 men. Nc city - ... dlotrlot. 3 mhe from-· ..ted pereon cell 44i·3081. 4 bedooom · rench, ENo- Footero Treller Pork. caa Mechanical Work 8\>lo'l' . . - loen with Vinton Rd. Big yenl • 441-1102. Cocoke- per- 12 LOIT: Tr110tora • Car. rot. A- of ChiHootha Ad a down ..-rment. Cal 441· For aele 14x70 mobile prden. Totel eleotrlo llluo - - - - - - - - Truck • AU1ometlc Ctoltlllrn- c-. Ul lie8213. home. with - d o . 3 bdr.. wood liumlng etove. C.r· 2 bdr mobile home, ,.., Trenamlalon 2 lui llethe, ea. cond. Coli peted, tZIO • month pluo t1MC. no pete. Cell 441- · Cell 448-2077 ... de-lt. Clll441-7912. 3117. 3 bdr., 1'.11 beth. I yra. old, 114-311-1717. 441-4014 .. : PH. 614-247-2575 Needld e babytlttw lor 2 will -Icier nloli """"'8-2·1 1'110. d. Loet tilnoe leturdey, eolaoalaga chll. .n, ahlft honM N t - . ~In 117414•70,...,cedlnyerd, I 1001111 a both built In 12 bedrpom tr..er. kltahan fernele ....... _ . . . with wortl. ..•••••" .......... Crown City. CeR 114-211- 11orege liuldlng. on rented kitchen wen to - • oei'l:, fum-. couple. 1 emen etoort ......... lhhlnd Melgo 304-171-4211. 1.11 otter 4PM. tot. eliCI. oonct. 441· 7 1 or no pet&, m. required. - olllld eooepted, . . . _ _ , · Co. 1 1 -. 441-7133. -Thornton, 441-2311. 304-171·1071. Cell114-h~-8113'cw 141Few Mle by - - liuldlng lot 1011172111 oMtoloted- 82 Klngoley T ... I room houM, I miiH from 3 bedroom fUrnlohad ,,.... 2111. ' 18 Wanllld to Do . on Krlltl Dr. C - to 8tlma 14a70 with 'h21 Uflllndo, Galllpolla. Cley aolloll dl• et Gelllpollo Ferry, 304-171LOIT: brown a wllltti lnJtVolle\l '""'~lntt c.ntW oil 2 bdr.. " ' - both with trlet. eon 441·2701. 2034. · CARPENTER Hlhliulldott. 4"" yra, old. On &tate At. H. C - Relph gerc1en tub. Cantril elr, goo 1 - - - - - - , - - - - llt. 143. lf-.d. Celll14- Wontedtodohou.. oleenlng Wough lor cleUII. ' fUmMtae a - . micro- lArge m......., home, 3\>lo Mobile home few rent, 3 SERVICE 111•1747. · a w.tl wMhlllt, rw~tanellle -· by nfrlo., - · ......., 4 mllel from bedroom unlumlohecf, t200 -MdoMMNirl'-m 9 • 1 Col 441-7243. G..- 1Wp, liMutlf:lll a dryer, bu1t1n Gelllpolo. •121 mo. pluo month. Ceft 304-178-1371 L08T,.._ .... WIIttetoet -.4orlbdn.,1\>lo AM-PM ...... unde:pln hfDih. C.. Relph·- or178-H12. -Ph IIITJti'MII ' trtMI wllllllllill:- .... Wll do lllllyalnll'l In my 7~-·-· . . . . . ._ . . . . a n11111 dec& A11o _ . 114-248·11711.,_ IPM.' ·304 411 - . . . " - m. a In llulldlna. Cell 114·241· 1· . 1..... 1 ' oriiM•IIIMIO. ::t:L.~ntt . Cell 14- -==c.~ liM. ~..!:ec!.~••, 44 A=:t:'t • • " t.und et . . _ llllooalo. 4MI mi. 1rono 01111- Mobile ._.. w111o l'lorldl bod•-•llli!Aonal&wlth County l'efr ~'~Nev. • • • 1 M - - wlllllllyalt polio. e;aeln room. on waadtd 1o1, ot fi'M . . a - wwl. •210 ~ flyou~ · lly IIOur liltlht c. . .ley- tM,IOO. mo- Tyooon lAke. Flnenclng montNy. 1 1 - of 11M- !Hial•nar -'·· fu1nlehecl. t92_.2U ,j, t92•7114 triRI=etlon. "Cell 114· lile liCIIIII tncll ln. Col anb ..l. Celt 44e-0701cw .-t .-Jibla. Cell 1•114- .,......,...,nopeta,•171 ,.....,, ow. • 10. ' 241, 44e-IOH. •••1112. 213-2323. a utlltiM. Cell 44e-128S. 1.,------'~.. ----.-~~- 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - '*' ··---- F'iiiill~t;c;;; ······--­ &.arg. . . . . 211 fandt'11, 4 Flly Aug. 11-17, Ceilt• DIMau•~Clau. 8111 uwad leby cloth Church, • anode lor IlNdy chlldnn. 121 Englllli ~~-. Zembry re•ldtnce, f,...tll o l d -· 1•1, J-_;_----....,...-- ~--------------~ \ 2131 . •• .... 0442 cw1-431ooCHI33. Lot In ~~-- 2 tniiOI' u- pluo 8 • 1 •-70 For ...., A I ,_ ~ -with ettaohad - · -home. C.l 814-141on • nlca lot. 822 M......, 220Z. ~P-ot.-Jat:n l-1. -.1-lehu--lll-ltcl-.-3-bt-1-'.11 beth ~~- ~ ~ • '"'"' · -•u• -· 4tieclroom, LA, DR, - · mlorowrelrlgave. d~lohw•o')__.,. n-~' beth, - . otv••• ' u 8C1Moiadln_.:lo.1001:100 - - porch. "-17 · lot on lth St.. ,_1041 _ _·-------:::--:Peneled w.... In • lllnet•. Conbe_...,tlo••· 1183 lch- Hm- Edl· t1on. 14l<70, with 11a7 Ileum ...-.,, lend can- El:pMdo. 3 bldroomo. 1'.11 11000. down, 10 bethe, o l - . -. . . . iNIWiil Int. . . . pevment =.:·~·;.;::.-,!;:...~ ' 11111· 3 - - · Z'olo 11114 cw 304-773-1417. beth&. 2 - - . - y e n ! . .. aad bumln; flrepleee. 1118 N:rtlonel 1 2all.-" ::,:V~;,:'i, condition, cell 304·1711 H4 Will eleo ' - · Cell 114- ,_1_1_1_1_01_ 304 _·41 _ 1_-_ __ .~ 111-4317: o Bo......_., MIDDI.IPORT, OHIO PH . ::!"'7t~c\l-~: 11 Help Wanted Comllinedon. Ao01 leo, IMge at.e - · ,.._.. brendo:Jcw-.CI:Ic.LN, Levi, Vendo bllt. tzocl. E• pllt, B-nlto. Colvin tcleln. llergio V - . Even PIClelllome. lhmbora Only. Orgo--, Grown. Heelthtex, 700 othero. 17,100 to •24,100, lnventory. elrfln, trelnlng. fixgnnd opanlng. etc. C.n 0118" 111 cleyw. Mr, Kel- 112-881-1111. ......, - · Re~~tonable (; rrllin ,:'EO:.uot PIONEER CARPET &UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS SCOTT'S -· ~~~· ~...,..._, .. .:'!~· GOIIect"'-'-le.C-1·881· ~r:"·!:"=:: ~ :'4z1°77b4.~.h'C":,r· ,,:~u:: =r.:r..:=~ --~. · bkoycle, H-ICR BO, ='=::n;..n;::,:: e PIANO TUNING & REPAIR c.oto••- •"'*' Ia- I pupplee. 4 mole, 1 lemele. entry Ill 1 full ..,.. .....ry • w~~a. old. Alrdlle T . - a oom-otreolnghllhquel=~ miJC. Cel 114-378- lty 14K •f01d, ~:!.,.elver , MRS. STARR 7/9/2 mo. pd. =:.:-:v:. ~· lotenM~,. -·-of ll·l·ftc Ph. (614) 843-5425 :;~~~;~~:f ~1t~ A":r· "--· --------Ia- ._ Prl•• EUGENE LONG PIANO TUNING ' DOZER · BACKHOE •AECLI\MATION WORK 'OIL FIELO SERVICES ' . •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM BUILT !IOMES 'WATeR, GA$ & OIL LINES Racine, OH. Dealer ·~·'lort :~: re~ elrl-. Me~ Cui~.!..~ Bldp. Complete Gutter Work ·Complete .Remodeling Roofing of all Typaa Worked in home arM 20years .. Free Estimetae" · J.IJ.l mo. U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILlE, OHIO ••• SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 992-3410 843-5424 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES lllow Serving ' Southeastern Ohio "-r.:~;:r-bttMivt In11111nct Wtiil Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 Wolfe Investigations, Inc. BOGGS ROUSH CONSTRUCTION - 71611 mo. P&S BUILDINGS J.?l-11• SALES &SERVICE 614-423-5560 n. -oy. r to 24'x36' ' losulated Dog Houses Service Available Local Service Calls $15.00 7·26· 1 mo. pd. Get - · AlinlBa!loona lor .....,., llrthdeya, pertlH. llnglng Qorrlle. Cell lei· loone a Co. 441·4313. 'CHESTER-985·3307 Sizes from 6'116' Up Antenna Installation Houst Calls and Shop a.-. - RIDENOUR :TV & APPLIANCE UTILITY BUILDINGS a. Alto Some Car LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY Sizes Start From 12'x 16' We SerVice All Makes Models Fenders Available BRAUN & ASSOCIATES 54 Misc. Marchandlsa Pomeroy ~ •Washers •Dishwashers 8114/1 mo. d. 1 3.11c ·~• . . ~'GK£e M, Jr"R a•• . If No Answer. Call 985-4382 New Che•y Truck.. .. FENDER ........ ..... '76.95 DOORS .. .. ...... .. '149 .95 HOODS .. !...... ... '174 .95 BUMPERS .......... '69.'95 GRILL ................. '42 .50 R. SUPPORT.. ..... '84 .95 TAll GATE.. ....... '85.DO FORD FENDER .... '69.95 BUMPER ............ '69.95 181 9. 16. 2tc FREEZER SALE AUCTION All Makes Ph. 985-4269 WHAlEY"S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 ~~ 985-3561 . 742-2167 or 742·2225 HEADQUAimRS FOR Vinyl &Aluminum Chester, Ohio · 7/11/tln .... KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Call For Froo Estimate APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd. St. Rt. 160 North Gallipolit, Ohio 181 16. 23. 2tc RESOLVED. By the Vrlla ge of : own: I BACKHOE DUMP TRUCK CONCRETE WOR!< T.RENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAl & liMESTONE CALL U.;SAVE AUTO RENTAL Village Hal l. Counctl Cha mbe rs. the f1rst on Aug 23. 198 4. at 7 30 P.M . an d th e second heanng w tll be hel d on Aug. 2 7. 1984. at 7 -30 p.m Th e pu bltc 1s 1nv1ted to auend these meett ngs an d prov1de s u g ges ~ hens to the M ayor and Counc il Pomeroy. V1tl age CounCil of the V1 tl ag e . of Pomeroy. Metg s County, Oh 10. two·th 1rds o f all IIEYOIID UFE'S GATEWAY Th1re's an open pte . At the end of the road Tllrouah which tKh must 10 alone. And there in a lilht we . . cannot see · 01r Father claims His ,_~·-,LAPF-A-DAY ''CUT OUT FoR FUT,URE "USE" SUVICE . •ZUITII •mVAIIA •SPUD QUEU IAUIDIY •GIISOI IEFIIIEIATOI We H.,. A Full Time Shop Technician an Duty For Information Call Collect 811311 mo. 3 I I tlr ~liD 3 Announcement. SWEEPER .e nd -1ne me· chi• _.,, ...n.. P'i"Mu. Pick up Mel del very.. oe,la Vecuum up o-.. c.-halfAd.- co11 11 4-44e-OZI4. · JE AI£ YOUR SALES Na Down Paymen,l Excellent Rate1 773-5839 or 773-5788 No Sunday Calls S&W TV 446r4522 !;'u blic Notic a FREE ESTIMATES timates. 949-2801 or 949-2860 RENT A CAR "We Rent .for Less" Public Notica Call for free siding es- Sl DING CO. AM CONSTRUCTION MIDDLEPORT PLASTIC ARTS Mliil&i "BeaU1iful, Custom Built Garages" GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES 3·5·tfc *TROPHIES •PLAQUES *AWARDS The Daily Sentinel rr SIDING ~ISSELL DITCH WITCH SERVICE · - - - -·- - ---· ·· ,. PH. 742-2328 Vinyl & Aluminum · ""'*· Painting · 8-10·1 mo. GRAND CHAMP - Amy Ritchie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ritchie, Route 1, ReedsvDie, = : NEW-REPAIR 11 ' •,' • 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON E'ITATEI APARTMENTS IEquel Houoloog Dtotoortunlty) hU one _end , twO It ...._""· . , . , lor Nnt ..... b1droom end •111 per month for two b llltoom, wMii 1200 depoolt looetect - · l'oo:lend •n• lprlng V•IIIIYI'IIu.-1-TV Int. Coli 44e-2741cw ..... mtn•••· Fumlehed ept. 818 Znd., Oelllpolle. •1711. Men only. CoN 441-4411- IPM. Newty remodalad 2 bdr., oqulppocl olr. •210. 121'.11 B_,d Aue.. Gelllpolle. Cell 4482118. lilt-. _..., 2 bdr. apt . . . . . . . . , -.....~ tiO to t141permo. utltiM pert. peld. Celll71i·l104or 171-5311. Nicely furnlohed molllle In city, CA. 1 ar 2 edulto only, no peto. Coli 441-033B. Fumlehed .mctencv • 1 41 utlttleo pold, tilngle, - .. llltll. 107 2nd. A.... o-~ polio. Cell 441-4411 ef1!1r : IPM. . ----------------~ Fuinlahad ept., 2 oooma a· ' beth. ciMn: no peta, edulh only Depoalt • - . . .... ' required . Colt 114-441· • 1111. ' . : 113 Third Ave., 2 rooma a • beth. t131 mo. lnoludn ; ••-· edulta only. Colt · 441-4222 1·1, or 44~· • 2174 otter II. u........ fuml&hed ...... 4 rooma a beth, 1 or 2 edultl, pet&. Clll 441-0444 llefoniPM. no 1 bdr. unluml- ept.,...., HMC, no pete. CeH 4413117. 111\..,_ Apto. Mldollf orf: : ......... - .... a.:klr Cltl._ t1SO.I.,o1Hou• lng Ollportunltleo. I 1 4H2·7121. Newty remodaled 2 bed· room, equipped kitchen. t221. required. Cel 114-112·1311 or 112· 2B11 . • .,_It Newly red 1 bed· ,_., "*"""" fumlehacf. UZI. Dop oett required. Colt It .. - . 114-112-1311 or 112:ZI11. ~ Menor Apto., Mlddlapert. ti.H .O.I lleo 1 llacfnrolpll.lorrent. .... . - -···1e-htlolot ~ atdn ol utlltiN, ..... a eaoo -..rtty dapaah Ia ,...Ired. IUit8 loki ' _.,.. IR We them llll¥'n too•ted ...,. • dootor'a elllcealhotiPtng ..... Col 114-112-71t7. \ �44 Ap,rtment for Rent They'll Do It Every Time &e 79 Peta for Sale Mt:6 ~ olii'IC.:lY ~S-· CW,.7t:N-'/.11$ . - . OVTlXJOitlll 3 rmo. • both. h1qulrut1 22 4th Avo•• Galllpolla. c4 QQ NoW 1 bodroom opto. In Middleport . Fumlohld or unfumlohed.CIM 614-992· 6304. AKC Germon Shepherd puppies, •100.00. Ready Aug. 14th. 304-875· 4883. 1 and 2 bodroomo furnlohod apartmenu. Call992-6434. 992· 6914 , or (3041882· 2688 . Booutlful cuddloy AKC "regloterod Poodle puppioo7wk. old. 304· 675·6381 . In Middleport on N. 4th Ave.. 2 room apt. Ne> children . call 1-304-882 · 2668. 57 homes. hou1e1. Pl. Plea11nt ond Musical Instruments unfurnished apartment•. before 6 p.m. Kimbail Artist Console Pi· For rent Sleeping Rooms ~==--------r-':::':::':::':::':::':::':::':::':::~ ano. 18 mo . old, used very little. Selling new . $2495, and light houae keeping 1_ rooms. Pork Control Hotel. Household Goods 54 Misc. Merchandise will oall for *1445. Call 51 Call 614-446-0756. 514-992-6466 attar 4 p:m. Sleeping room 8126. utili ~ ties _Pt!!id. Share bath, mate only. Range S. refrig. 919 2nd. Ave .. Galllpollo. Call 446· 44 16 after. 9 PM . 46 Space for Rent Heavy duty white GE dryer. very good condition. 860. C1 11814 986 4392 Call614-245-9401 . Signature Menu Magic kit· 18,000 BTU air conditioner, uoed 7 timeo. $600. Call 614-773-5397. - ----'·~1___ _-_ _ chen range, cermanic top, glass oven door. automatic timer, food wanner.$100. Call 614·985-4392. Trailer apace for rent. 1 mi. from Galli polio city lim ito out Rt. 688, niCe location . Call 448-4344. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Parle, Route 33, North of Pomaroy. Large lots. Call 614-992·7479. Trailer epaces for rent. sewer and Water furnished . 304· 675-1076 . 47 Wanted to Rent To rent or buy a trailer lot. Somewhere around Langesville-Wilkeaville vin cinty. Coli 614·992-6416. 49 For Lease For lease country store with spacious living quarters. $325 po~ mo. Coll614-24593111. Merr.handiSP. 5.1 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St.', Gallipolis. New & used wood & coal stoves. pi~e wood living room autta with 6 inch flat arms 8399. bunk bods complete with bunkies $199. 2 piece antron llvingroom suites 1199. antron recliners $99, other recliners $80, maple dinette aeta $179. box springs & manress twin or full $100 sat regular-firm $120. maple dinette chair1 836. waoh stando 834. maple rockers S69, 7 piece chrome dinette aet 8149, 6 piece dinette nt 899, used bedroom suites. refrigeratou. range1, chest. dretsera, wringer' w ..hera, TV's, dryoro, & ohooo. Call614-4463169. e LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair, rocker, ottomen, 3 tables, (extra heavy), 8686. Solo, ch•ir ond loveseat. $276. Sofaa and chairs priced from 82~6 . to •896 : Tabloo. S50 and up to sl25. Hlde·o-bldo,$390. ond up to 8660 .. sofa bado 8145, Recliners, $28&. to e376 ., Lampo from $28. to $126. pc . dinottoo from $109 .. to 435. 7 pc. 1189 and up. Wood table with ai)C Chaire U86 to •745. Delk s110 up to $225. Hutchao, 8650. Bunk bed complete with medreues, $276. and up to U96. Baby bode, , •110 . Mattresses or bo)C apringe. . full or twin, $58 .. firm, $68. and 178. Queen ooll. t1 96. 4 dr. chests. 142. 6 dr . cheats. 164. Bed frimes, 820.ond 825 .. 10 gun· Gun cabinets. 8360. Goo or electric ranges 8376. Baby mattrooooo, $26 & 135, bod frames 820. $28, • 830. king frame 160. Good ..lac· tion of bedroom suites, rockera, metal c'ablnau. hoadboarda $38 & up to 866. Used furniture-- dryers. and TV's. 3 mUaa out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to 6pm, Mon. thru Fri .. 9om to llpm. Sot. 614-446-0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washera. dryera. refrlgerl tors, rangaa. Skaggs Ap· pliancis, Upper River Rd. boolde Stone Creot Motel. 614-446-7398. County Appliance, Inc . Good uoad eppllanceo and TV ooto. Open BAM to &PM . Mon 1hru Sot. 448·1819, 827 3rd. Ava. Golilpollo. OH . 7 fronfrM refrigerators includino2 olde by olda. 2 30' gao r'llngoo, horvoot gold & avacltdo green, OE Wether • dryer metchlng eat. avocado grHn. 2 uaed couchea. Skoggo Applloncoo. Uppor River Rd. 448· 7398. ' Range. 304·896·3845 . Coli after 6 _,.m. 21h ton central air condi· tloner. complete with H coil & tubing. new compressor. S550. Call 614-992-5437. zs a. F-•rill Hay l!o. THURSDAY •l(t· 8/18/84 EVENING Grein · 81 Home • ' Improvement• : -: .. Ro~fing ~~~ Marcum S. lng. Now lnatallng rub,._• rc)Ofl . 30 years ••peri~: epeclallzlng in buRt up r90f;-4 · Call 814·3BB·98tl7. : :: :~ . II diiSfllJI Ldillll 71 PAINTING- Interior onilv: toriO<. plumbing, roottn¢": oomo romodeling. 20 f'L.' exp. Call 81 4·388· 96152.; - : Autos for S1le 1.._--------'""l'---------1 TOP CASH late r model used peld cars . forSmith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eaot· orn Avo.. Golllpollo. Call 614-446-228;2.. ' 1976 Vega auto, runs great. good tlrea. $625. Call 614~79-2507 . 1978 Dodge Aepen 2 dr.,' exc. cond.. 12,600. Ona owner. · Call Faye Coughan· our. 446-4262. 64 Fairlano 6 cyl .. 38,700. 2 dr. Call 446·3626. 1978 Cougar PS. PB. power windOw, AC. cruise, new tireo, mull sell. 11,800. Call 448-0289. 1978 Plymouth Vol•ir• 2 dr. 6 cyl.. auto.. radio, was 72 Truck• for Sale 74 Motorcycles 1 9BO Chevy Luv ohort bod 4 apd, olr. -rldlo. 12,988. 1 979 Chevy Luv short bed 4 opd .. r'lldlo, topper, 12.718. John's Auto Solao. lulovlllo ·Rd. Galllpoila. Qh. Open. til dod<. Call 446-47B2. 1974 Chevy 'h ton PU. now battery. and cqmplete tuna 83 Seppora, take over pay~ !TI8nta. must aell. 8)CC. cond. Call 446, 2148. 1971 Ford PU truck, runo 1977 Suzuki GT 7110 with good with . camper .top. farrlno. low miloo.. llko new Noado oomo work . Call condition. 304-675·1699 . 814-388·9888 eve. 1984 Honda 7110 Shadow. 71 GMC stop von, 14 ft. 2,000 mll8o. Some •• new, boat & troMor· 40 Hp John· 82500.00, 304-875-7416. •on engine. Call 448-4337. 1984 Hondo Night Hawk. 19B1 Ford Courier with 700 mi. like now, topper, 5 opd .. mint cond. 12,600.00. Coli after 5 PM. F"' oala or trode for good 304-6715-4210. car. Coli 614-.256-6783 1 - - - - - - - - - avenings. 1983 Hondo' V65 Magna. 4,300 mi. oxc ohape. good 1968 Chevy pickup •. stand- rubber, will sacrifice, ard. 6· cyt. 8260. Cali 82.800 . 00 . 304·676· 614·B43·5129. . 3288. 1980 Thunderbird. 2 tone. Pioneer atero, new rodiol tirea. Coli 614·949· 2162 after 6:3'0 p.m. a~-fm 1977 Buick Rogal. V6 on· gine. AC. AM·FM radio, new ra~lal tires, all new parts. f1 BOO. Call 614-992-3379 anytime. Conrad Ohlinger. 1976 Ford LTO, It. blue, vary good conditio.rl. $1000, Call 814-9811·4392. 1982 Chevette, 4 spd .. AM-FM. Exc. i:on., $2700. 1976 Caprice Station wagon. very good· conditon, bu~ needs some body.work. seoo. Coli 614-985-4174. 197B Oldo. ·perfect condi· tion, $2000. 1975 Ford Stationwagon. low mileage t600. Call"614·992-6848. 74 Chevarolet Novo Super Sport. 8126 . Cell614-9926787. 1 974 Cedliolla~ Sedan Seville. 87,000 miles. Great condition; only $1 ZOO. Call 614-992· 2478 • . ' . 1977 Yamaha 80 dirt bike, runs good. 304·676·4357. 1974 GMC piCkup with fiberglasa top, V-8, •uto, PS. PB. AC. noor mint condition. IS&~Obo ' milea. 1-:::=-----'-----,--muot aea and drive. 82700. 75 Boats and . Call 742-3010 ev... Motors for Sale 1---------- 1973 Ford F-26o. new valve job 8t Chain. air. auJo. dual MFG 16 ft . tribottom with tankl, lookl • run good. 76 hone power outboerd 8900. 1968 VW custom built truck. flat be!!. auto, motor, sl,3&0. Cell 8142_ 66 fiborgluo llore fenders, _ _·~1_3_3_6_,_ _ _ _ __ 1750. John Krowaczyn. Cell 15 ft. Storcraft boat and 614-992-2717. trailer. Ea. cond. Coli 4461924. 1 978 'h ton Chevy pickup with camper. •leaps 4 .. I ~~-m-a_ll_c_o_bl_n_c_r_u-ioer-.""au fiber t2600 or will olaep sopor· gltloo, flylnft bridfto, 85 hp otoly. 1 977 OLds Omega 4 • • door. runs cheap. • 1 200. MttfCury. trailer. electric wench. Complete for Call 614•7 4 2 • 2 460. 11660. Canboaaanat1100 E. Main St. Pomeroy or call 992·7034. 1 1973 VW 412. good worlc car, f450.00 . 304-67117247. .73 Vans& ~W.O. Wi111811 or trade forr.·ckup of equal value: 1978 ord van, F-260. automatic, AC. cruise. PS. PB. cultomize· d,eKtended top, duel 11nka. IIOVO, oink, bod, rofrigore · tor. excellent cOnditiOn . 811995 . Call 614-9S2· 2708• 1 979 Mercury Capri Rally Sports, •2.1100.00. 1980 Monzo $2, 700.00. Phone 304-8 715- ZJ114 after 15 PM. 1976 Fcird 4 Wheol Drive, PB, PS, new tir.., .new point. Call 614· 992-1826. 1983 cul'iooo like new, 18,000 mll11, very good goo mileage, Will conaidertrede~ ln. 304·11"15-31 23. For aalo 'SO AMC Eagle Wagon, autom•tlc. 4wd. ac. cruise. power brakes eteering, new ww tires. 85000. 304-675· 7520, door. auto. PS. PB, crulea control, eir, AM·FM caoaette. Extra ehorp, priced ·on lnopaclion. 304-87114181 . 19711 GMC Jimmy 4x4, runa good, good tlr'lll, body ~;;~• work. 304-.711- 1-....,.---------1977 Caprice Claoolc. 2 fl.Abtlt.l OF Ale~ Fetty Tree Trimming, stumtJ removal. Call 304 - 67~· 1331 ' ..• GET your carpet SHII' SHAPE WITH CAPTIAI'I STEAMER. Water romovai; furniture cle8ning. free eet;matu. 304-676-2295. •• ,-., BASEMENT WATEi!f; PROOFING. Unconditional lifetime guara'nt~. LoC:al references furnished. ·~ Fr.ea. · estimates. Call collect.· \·' 614-237-0488; 9 a.m. to ·&; p . m . Rogers Basement. WaterprOofing. RINGLES'S SERVICE. ex~ perienced carpenter, electri _. ciai-t; maaon, painter, ~roOt-; ing (including hot tW'application! 304-675-208• or 675-4660. . ; 74 Motorcycle• 76 Auto Parts l!o. Accessories Pick up topper, brown. olidlng glaoa, 8ft. Volley Boll Producll, 24th •nd Joffor· oqn Ave .. Point Pliooant. Four 4·35·1 5 Gumbo Muddero. hlr cond . 1100.00. Phone 304· 6767161 . 78 Camping Eguipment . Plumbing & Heating GASOLINE ALLEY Couldn't we mana(Je for one.more·dzu~? .. • CARTER'S PLUMBING ·; . ANO HEATING • Cor. Fourth and Pine · 4 Gallipoli1, Ohio i Phone 614-448-3888 or 614-446-4477 ': , JIM'S PLUMBING & HE.ATING: Rt. 1. Box 366. GaiNpolio. Call 614-367· 0671._·SHULAW'S Plumbing: •aitd Hooting. 211 Sixth • ,St .. Polflt Pleasant. W. Ve . 304.t 875-5420. Licenoed - a·.;t iniured. .• • .~f ' 83 Excavating . •• . . . ' for ula 12x14 cabin tent Oood-1 ExCavating, IM.Iir with aluminum poles and menta. footers.. drlv.W•!'S' caoa $811.00. 8 tt. oluminum , Mptlc tanks, landscapi•l ...' camper topper for pickup Coli anytime 614·4411:1> truck, roll out window and 41137. Jomeo L. Oavloon. Jr~ top vent, panelod. •100. owner. • ~-304·882-3378. Dozer Worl< by Tad Han'oa. 1983 Sh,llo 20 foot Dhchaa. ponds, 'roads, land camper ••cellent condition. clear~ng, etc. Call Motor f(ar s10.1100. One owner. Call Brokaro, 446·81192. ; attar 6 :30 p.m .• 304·8911· • • 3603. . . J.A~ A.Construction Co.Ru· tlond, Oh,61 4· 742-2903;' llaoamonto. Footers. !::on·. 79 Motors Homes crate work, 8ackho,s; • &. Cempera Dozer & Oitchor, Dumptruck•. & watwr·gas·seW.r-: : e.l ectrical llne1. BUROETTE CAMPER SALES • SERVICE. Open 84 Electrical . dally 8 to. 8:30, So1. 9 to 4. Cloaod Sunday. U.S. Rt. 80, • Refrigeration: • Coolvllla , Oh 61,.·887· 33Be. SEWING Machine ropalra.: · HrYice. 'Authorized Singer Salao & Service Sharpen Scluoro . Fabric SlroR.,· Pomoroy. 814-992-2284. , : BARNEY ·: Genarel Hauling:.: ----------------~~­ James Boy1 Water S.rvlct} Aloo pools flUid. Call 814i 2118· 1141 o.r 1114-448 ~ · 1175or814·448·7811 . I Couch ond chalreetwithand tablea; Maytag wa1her and dryer; dining - room table whh 4 choirs; 311 mm camera; B&W 12 Inch TV. Coli 992·11879. '' Kan'o Water Service. Wallo~ clotarno, pools filled . Phon• 387·0123 or 387 · 72'41) nl~ht or day. _., .. 1 portable trapeze bar with overhaul freme and bart. No n - to fatten to bod. Call 814-881·3878. AKC Rogloter'lld mlnlatun Daohhound pupplao- block & ruot. Shots • -rmecU1tiO. · Coli 304· 883-837B. 1881 NC 110 Honda EJCP,.., '711 Fr'llnklln 28ft. llthwhael· 1 - mleage, oxa. oon. C•ll cem ., lir very good con· 1114-1112·3326 anytime. ' 6ito:. Wll ·eall with 1881 Honda ..--A ...,..... I .-o '77PordP·2110RangorXLT, V·8, 11100 toGether. :;~:,ion . call 1114- 92·. con 11 4-nz- 3110 . c:AP. .. e·U· ood tncio. Jllli!8 WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanlor, 304·•78• 7397, 1 ' I.: 87 ___ PEANUTS ,........._ ' .....,..., HERE COMES niE FANTASTIC FORWARP I!UNNIN6 PNE... Upholatery ; TRISTATE , , UPHOLSTEIIY BHOP -' 11 83 8eo. Ava., G•lllpollo; 814· 448• 7133 or814-448< 1833. 1881 KE-100Kawaealdmo· toroyote. LMI tfien· 100 mllee. Call 114·H2·3817 "' 112·11110. e e ·I. I __ ~---,--......--. ,--.....,....----, n.e ... Dorie: Final Chapter George Plimpton hosts this live broadcast of the opening of the aale sal: vaged from the sunken ocean· liner; Andrea Doria. 8:30 (J) CD Fomlly Tiea AJex helps Skippy cope with the news thet he is en adopted child. IR) · . Cil Top Rank Boxing from Merrillville.. IN Top Rank Boxing presents a 1().. round Middleweight bout. featuring Mike Landini vs. Wilbur Johnson. liD Dinner 11 Jullo'o "A Bar· becue.' Julia Child nlects tome goat chee•• for a barbecue and guest chef FraP.. cois Kissel prepares Dungene11 crab stew. (R) [Closed c_optioned) . 9:00 8 (J) CD Cheen Sam helps o struggling Red Sox pitcher out by giving him his good luck charm. IRI (2) MOVIE: 'Mr. Mom' Cll700 Club (I) (lJ NFL Pre-Sea..,n F-boll: Plnaburgh at Oalloo 0 (I) ilD Simon & Simon A .J. and Rick are hired after 1 retired FBI agent is murdered and ,JOhn Dillinger's gun is stolen frOm his collection. IRI (60 min .l ()]) Myateryl ·wo. the Ac· c;used.' Chief Inspector Boltrp orders an exhumation and· Paul decides to mike a run for it. IR) 160 'min.j [Closed Captionodl 9:30 8 (J) CD Nigh! Court Nora is dismayed when the husband she presumed deed in the Vietna"m War returns and sues her and tier new husband. (RI · 10:00 8 (J) CD Hill St-t Bluea The Mayor relieves Furillo of his command and Joyce has been marked for murder by a verlgeful man. (RJ (60 r11in.1 D (I) 1D Knot• Landing ' Mack's obsession to des-· trov the Wolfbridge Group is so consuming that it leads Mack and Karen to separote . (R) (80 min:l (j]) Nowawalch Qllndapend•nt Nows 10:16 (J) MOVIE: 'The Twelve Choiro' 10:30 I]) And II I'm Electld This special features political TV commen:ials . ()) Phantom Chlldrtn (]) MOVIE:·'King Creole' .. (j]) Tony Brown'• Journal ' Sl Love AmeriCian Style 11:00 (J) • (I) CiD Newa I]) MOVIE: 'Heart Llka a WhMI' ()) Anothar Life ® SportoCenter , (I) Newa/Sporte/WM1her (j] Eallea Falsely accused of subversive activities end exiled from their f'letive Chile. tha Sepulveda fomily · discueaes . their expltri· ences in America and their dreams of returning to their homeland. Couple 11;111 ® Meada Spon•Look I 1:30 (})CD Tonl11ht Show I]) leal ol Grouoho · • (I) ·Mort to Hert Some criminal• hold the Haf';a as hootagei oo they try to ••· cure the fundi of Hart lnduotrl... (RI (80 min.) · ()) Dad'• Army e '""'i-J 82 · (J) · Nightly Bualnoos Roport CiD Nowo liD MacNeil/Lehrer Ne-hour -• (JJJ Entertainment Tonight filii Jafferoons 7:30 8 (J) .Tic Tac Dough . Cil ESPN'I Speecl-k ' I]) Major l.Hgue Baoaboll: Pittobu!llh ot Atlanta (J) G Cll Family Feud CIJ Lova Connection . Cil Dr. Who liD Wheal of .Fortune Ill Ona Dey ot a Time 8:00 G (J) CD Glmme a Break Nell's attempt to play ·cupid' to the Kaniskv family take• a decidedly sour turn. IR) Cil MOYIE: 'Journey to the Center of the Eenh' Cll Clrcuo Cil NfL'o Greelel! Momentt Nfl's Greatest Mo. mento prosanll highlights of Super Bowl·x· featuring the Pittsburgh Steelors vs. the Dollas Cowboys. (J) . . IIJ) 20/20 G (I) 'ID Megnum P.l. Magnum and TC's rivalry comes to a head when they both sponsor a youth basketball team. (RI (60 min.l Cil, ' Povoi'C!!ti Live at · Madlaon Squar'll Garden liD Snook Preview& Cohosts Neal Gobler and Jef· frey Lyons take .a look at 'Wom~n In Red· and 'Sheeni, Queen of the Jun· ~~ Rotary or cable tool drllli~O-! Moat wells completed SIJ1't"e~ ·day. Pump 1ales and COl. 304-895-3.8 02. I '\ 7B Bronco lift kit 1 8-44 1-979 Oldo Cullan Su- tire•. too meny exirea to lilt preme, low milea, eJtcellerh. $7,800. Ca11446-14112. condition, priced on inspec- · lion . 304·875· 23&9. 1979 cuotomizld Chevy 1984 VW GTI Rabbit Van. low mileage. good 11.000. take over pay- condition. See linda Ste· ments. Moving out of t1Jte. wart, Mulberry Hgt1., Pomeroy. Call 814-992-82715 . • 304-676· 7611S. '77 Monte Carlo, new mo~ tor, axe interior. good tires, $2,200.00 -firm. 304-8763383, call etter 5 :00. UH, .. \1M'(, CAN lliG MG.AWI..,-, Cf UFG 61"- Fa.JIIDII!/1.' RON'S Television ServlcO': Specializing In Zenith "ariol Motoro·la , Quazar. ' an.d houoo calls. Call 304·,6'76·, 2398 or 814·446-2454: .: Buildlng-Remqdeling. con, crete, drywall, electrical, roofing, flooring, framtng.: kitchen· bathroom inatalla·~~ tion, door-window freminil] 304-675· 2440. ( .I I ( IBLUBEAj [) ( \ () WHY THEY HAc:' 'TO PUT 'THE AWAY. VAMPIII:E () J I I Prlnf _ _ ,.,., - """'01 ... - - - . to . .. ""11· .......... - ~IIVIII--.. HEr I x I Jr I 1 I 1 (Anlwera kJniiOI'iCHI) v..tarday'o J Jumbltlo : OUTDO CLEFT OREOGE H"R80R Answer: What the aecret aoent was_complaining or . -A "CODE" IN TAE HEAD ,. .., Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Sbort on points, long on ,skill ,. ~· NORTH •lotU2 •uH .KJe IIJOnraW ........y .Q aaU-Jau•y •u WEST EAST .AQ7 Over tile ,_,., tile perennial Canadlu pair In tile Wqrld Tum OIJ111plad - Ileal Eric ltltJrnly IUid Sammy 11: ' ''; bot11 of TorGIIto, Wlletl WI ...a took place at Valteoburt tile NetberlaDda; In ltiO, t11e1e two fa~ tJJ1 Jrc7ptiiD pair In a mateb eraclal Ill C1nad1'1 dlancea of ..S.auclna ltlrtber. ' Tile E&JptiD Eut bid one ~lub In . eeeood -t, South and We.t paaed, Vulnerable: Neithfr De8ler: Nortb and Eric ~.[;!y-et pened with a double. Kebela, Iridin&. on tile faet tiJat tile a~ wotJid- belp blm Ill locate ·any tey .... 'PQJ 10 7 .10812 ••n eardl, bid three no-trump lmmedl•tely. ' Tile ........ of '-rt8 held tile lint trick. Nut, • lleart . . . ~ytd to But'a ldiJI. AltiJou&l! Eut 1 play of ... dU ldD& wonld be tile beat del , I tllll'd l!eut WM In fact eon11...t and"wai by dlllllll!y'l 8Ce. Now ~ "'" 1$1 . _ almple - Kebe1a li1lllt dlinlgp bll klaa lllit wltbout allowillc Weal to pin tile lead. Tile aplde 10 Jed han dtanmy, queen , _ Ellt, and SontiJ dtleted. ~ by dt!mmy'a played a dlaPIODCI, jack, . •not• ipllde wu led. ... •Ku U7 .K!OtU 80VT8 •Ku .AQU •uu '-'. """ P• Di>l. Pus P• Opeelnc lead: 'IQ ' L----------1 . Wbea' Eut ducted, declarw \1M . ldJI& and Cleared lbe 111111. Now rdne . trlc:b were made. _ Not lllll'pl'laincJy, Nortii-SoatiJ'a .14 Jd&l>eard polnll were not b64 to pme . In tile ather . -. Tile TciiODto•ay agrealve blcldloa, pi• Kellela'a lbilll)' to lbe .,....to 118 • lie needed tllem 19, belJ)elllteep t>nldl in tile eolnpetttlon. . Pl-Y l!l ~st• V)tt( br THOMAS JOSEPH ACROIIS 1 Fnncb 41 Gennan priest 5 French . DOWN :1. Played palntet a put 11 RiD8Iet u Stinwlate 1J PnJne .lHlblodty 15 Sea eagle 11 wee liblinc 17 Arena""' 11 Damtt!' a Clpret (Brit sL) n Narrative zz Oblel ve IS fuljMie Z5 Worked river 'J zMelk:an donkey J Cclnvince U'ne S WilctJn8in y....._..·y'a • - r """''ue ,...w~ 11 Unique n Flunked u Stare a Pursuit 7 "Sine qua 2Z Columbus' · • On edge -" abip n Rorte eaence 8 frantic Z3 Conde• Quar· IICell\led ·-fOI'Iat utine 14 EqJreas rJNew Guinea 11 Bldtecl sympathy town ' out Z5- julep city I EJpunge r.--~l"'"lr- 28United a Card game IISerlgllo roam IS SIICC!ST K COngregate ~l-+-+150flbe malls rJFlulf 28 WCIIIIIIIl'S name 28Vue handle •I.Akeaame fenders DAILY CRYPTOQOOTES- Here's how to wert It: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter sW1da lor IIICither. ·In lhil sample A ia llled L~s, X for the two O'a, etc. Sincle !etten, · · apcataupla, the len8th 111111 formation of the words are all hlniL Em! day lbe Code !etten are different. for !he three . CRYP'I'OQU(m: .Odd JSLYMJU XAEZRI. MX XS QMX- , ' UEDTZWAR . LS XSTMZLI, DJQ LS e MJQMBMQADRX, DX AJFZDJMJU KDXLZWARJZXX . - TSAJL EAJWSEQ Y.-a,•s er,taqate: . WARM SUMMER SUN, SHINE FRIENDLY HERE; WARM WEliiERN WIND, BLOW KINDLY HERE.- RICHARD RICHARDSON •: l 1 lbeeu1b aLicerated l'IPwwllte .~ I .... .......... CIJ Wheel of Fortuna Ill (I) Wheel ol Fortune . - JYOWNDb ·w- some~-~~~~~1;3;7;0~0;·~3~0;4· up. runs vary good, rust, s650. · Call 614' 2415· 9616 , 1974. 754 Wind· 1983 Toyota Tercel itation jammer, s1,000. or beot wagon. 4 wheel drive . Call offer. Must oall. Moving out 614-246-9401 . of state. 304-676-7669. 1978 Chevrolet Monzo make offer. Call 614-245:, 9568. ' -. f2 .296 now $2.100. John' o Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis, Oh. Open til dark. Coli 446' 4782. · 1976 Chevy otetionwagon, 9 passenger. very good cand.• new banary. e&75. Call 614·246·9.6f6. H • S Home lmprovemlllltr vinyl olldlng, roofing, roqp;.; addition, atorm wlndowl;stone. Call 614-367-0409 or 814· 367-7244. ·• K &. T Contractors. Ro~ftng it 1983 Kowooakl GPZ 750. · aiding. remodeling. repairs.: 2000 mil... Exc . c9n . painting, reasonable ' rat••·:· 82500. coli 814- 992-6747. Call4'46-11867 or 814· 698·' 6729 . .; 1978 Honda OdvooeY. ' C li S Painting ' Sorvlceo ~ s700. Coll814-982:6437. Boot prlcao around. Calr, 76 Electric Glide FHL today for free ••timat,e l., Interior Ia e.~tterior. Call• Dreuar •3100. SpO<stor 446·1097. • •• : Chopper •1900. muotoMto . '' eppraclate. Call 814-992GENE'S DEEP STE.II:M' 6846. CARPET CLEAN ;: sc;otchgulrd-water extrallc .; Honda 1100 Gold tion, deodorizers. FREE. asti~' Interstate. 4740 miles. matH. Reasonable rates: Gano Smith, 992·6309. Truck Toppera; · Most alzoo, different colora. John ' 1 Auto Saleo. ·Bulaville Rei. Gallipolis. Oh. Open til darlc. Coli 448-4782. 8;00 • (J) (I) • (I) CiD • IHl New• . Clll'l•w Treaoure Hunt IIl Andy Grlifith ' CIJ N-a/Sporta/WIIther Cil ' MacNeii/Lahrer Newehour . '· .(fi) 11-lng Rainbow · ' • . Star Trek , 8:30 • (J) (!] NBC Newa · Cil MOYIE: 'Cporage ol Blaak leauty' .C il.Riflemon Cil ~ SportaLook I]) Carol Burnett (IJ • (JJJ ABC Newo .· G .l)j I)D CBS Newa liD 1oc1y e~ec~rio 7;00 (J) PM Magazine Cll Here Caine the Bridea • Cil SportiCanter I]) Sanford ~nd Son ' (J) · Entartlllnmwot Thio e ~=-~------~----~;~~4 815 54 Caliber Hawkon Muzzle Loader whh full length bracope. N- with powder, bollo; • pouoheo. UIIO. Call 61-4-742·3010.Evan. ,..._ .--h. 84 Cut up olaba. 815 PU load,lerger loads delivered. Call for prices. Call 614245-6804. - - - - - - -·lcOak wall phones, rockers, preaaed chairs. pedestal tabln, hutchoo, & misc. Paul Conkle Fqrnlture. Rt. 7, Tuppera Plains. Ohio.1 Nicll elaouio ,....,., Ken/ more w....... luH olza bed boa aprtnge ,• mattress, o1hor houeehold itmu. Call • Splnet-Conoole Plano Bargain. Wanted: responsible party to take o'Jer low monthly payamenu on spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager: P.O. Bo)C 33. Friedens, Pe. 151141 . 1---------- 'aby hamster1, cagee, aqua~ riums • acceeaories, rellonoblo prlceo. Call 448· 7711 • 448-3224. Uaed clairinet in 'good condi· tion. used only 3 seasons . Coll614-992· 5115. Self defrosting .· Used Corln trombone, fair 1----'------- S100, Kenmore cond, axe for beginners. Pickens used furniture. 304- automatic washer 304-676-4356. 676·6483 or 675·1450. Natural gas dryer $ inch electriC. range 11ousehold goods. moving window air conditioners Fruit must sail almoet new sofa 500.0 & 8000 BTU . $66 l!o. Vegetables S1 50.00, loveseet $126.00 · each. Call 614-742-2352 . or best offer 304-6767110. Tobacco steaks 52 in long. Both ends sharpened, 17 For sale canning tomatoes. cents each 16 cents per 100 Call614-367-7288. or more. 304-937·2530. · 1-~------.,..-Silver Queen com S 1. Equipment For sale etectric wheel chair, dozen. Phone orders at 614-245-6204. 304-773-5174 . • Used 40 channel CB radio. strawberFrigidaire medium size Red resberries Coli 446-3042. washer. double iron sink- ries. Taylors Berry Patch. with all fi)Cturea, 3 bundle Call446-8692. roof shingles. 304-67553 For sale: yellow sweet corn 2611 . a.. canning tomitoes. AnFirewood, · $20.00 pickup drew Cross farm. letart Antique Rose Back Victorian load, 830.00 delivorod. Falla. call 614·992-3734 or Empire Sofa 8t Eastlake 304-675- 2991 or 675- 247- 2862. platform rocker. Call 614- 6752 . Now peking sweet corn, , _9_9_2-_6_9_&_8_ .----,. Surplus Army camouflage. $1 . 40 a dozen, Silver 14 oz denim, rental used Queen. Call614-742-3010. 54 Misc. Merchandise clothing. 1972 El · Camero, 1977 Triumph chopper Sweet .corn,silver queen. (760) . Sam Somerville's, you pull, $.76 'a dozen at Knauff Firewood Split- 95% . East-Ravenswood INew 65236 SR 124. Portland • hardwoods. Seasoned or Era). Fri. Sat, Sun, 1:00· Ohio or call614-843-6186. green. You pick up or we .7 :00 pm. Discount factory deliver. HEAP vendor. 614· union labeled advertising Golden Queen sweet corn. 266·6246. specialties. Point Pleasant, S 1 .00 dozen . 304·675· 2817 . 304-676-3334. Limestone, Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Meigs, 2 piece wooden frame Couch Tree ripened canning . or Gallia or pick up at Richards and rocker, 304· 773-5492. freezing peaohes, extra nice, & Son. Call 446· 7785. current price $9.98 bushel . Sony data movie color, video Call . for. current variety . Plastic ciiter~s state ap- camera. new in~ludes. bat· Plea~e bring containers for proved, plastic septic tanks. terv and recharge, S900. bushels. .Also, early ·Crop plastic culvert. metal cul - Call 304-8B2-2508. apples. Bartlett Pears and ' verts, RON -EVANS ENTERprunes, plums ready in late PRISES. Jackson. Oh 614- Ping pong table, picnic ·August. Bob"s Market. Ma~86 · 5930 . table. -cash register. hard- oon, W . Va., 304-773 ware scales, auto ramp, 14" 5721. Open daily till dark. Shrubs pruned. lawn re- air attic~ exhaust fan, 1,000 seeded , retaining walls, sq.h . capacity. bath-fan- Canning tomltoas, 4th sidewalkt. patios . bark lite. slightly damaged com - house past Gallipolis Forry mulch &. sawdust. Contact mode, shower stall, 1920 Post Office. Roadside Bruce Oavision. Call 614- Marquette. Point Pleasant, Stand. bring own container. 266·1427 . 304-576-2104. Silver Queen sweet corn, For oale fill dirt. and top ooil. Cream separater, 13 gal. 304- ~58·1721 . Call Coll614-256-1427. carboy jug, hobby horse. large panda bears. Life mag· Used Ford backhoe. 1-614- azines. glass clorox jugs. 59 For Sale or Trade 694-7842 or 614-694- couch and chair, Readers 5006. Olgeot. matal bed. 6 gal. stone jar, dresser with mar- 1979 Ford Fairmont. 4 cyl .. John Deere LA tractor & ble top, teachers de1k, 62600. or trade for good equip. 81 ,600. Self con- shovel. poker. washpan. wa· 4)C4 auto. trans .• 304· 676tained truck camper $300. tar cooler, 50 gal. barrel, 5 7690. 1978 T-bird $2,000. Cell gal. barrel. Phone 304-676446-0361 ' 3828. House for sale or will con· sider trade for mobile home Baby bod with matching of equal value. 304-773padded dra11er dark pine 55 auilding Supplies 5174. finisfrll. $90. Stoller 116. Eight foot bar w-6 bar stools S1 00. Coll614-245-5870. Building Materials Supplii'S Block, brick, sewer pipes, Homelite chain saw. Super windowt. llntelt. etC . ~ Ll Vi~:;litl.k ,XL 2, 16.. bsr1, extra chllna, Claude Winters. Rio Grande, automatic oiler. used very 0 . Coll614·245·5121 . little. Coli 446-1 570. Now open for buaine... 61 Farm Equipment Old cupboards. ice box~ Iron Mountain State Block, Rt. beds. 8 pieces of wicker. 33, New Haven . Complete round table, miac. itemi. maoonry ouppllea. 4", 8". Black Anguo bull 6507001bo. Coli 446·23$9. Call 448-3759. 12" block. Delivery service. Phone dey 304-882-2222, 9 N Ford tractor, front end Used 40 Channel CB radio. evening 8,82· 3239. loader. unicorn .wood splitPhone 446· 3042 . tor. boom pole canter. box robblt pens with feeders, lug 56 Pets for Sale - rima. truck topper. Call 61 4· 742-2178. Moving out of state. Must sell Sears heavyduty washer, 8 month1 old, HILLCREST KENNELS Gravely tractor • acceaeo$350. 1Gibton refrl-freezer Boarding all breads. Heated ries. Older model, U60. Soa· aide by oida 4 yrs . old 8260. indoor· outdoor facilities: Sarah Romooy. Co. Rd. 25, AKC Doberman puppies: Pomeroy Plkl. Coli 814Call 446·2767. Stud Service-. Cell614·446• 992-8178 . Kenmore washing machine, 77911. good cond ., 6 yr1. old, 8100. Hio & hero 26" 3 Judy Taylor Grooming. Call speed bike. like' new, 176 ea. 614· 387· 7220. Call 614-38B·9043. 4 chain uwo for oale. All like n - t100. oach. Coli 814· 742· 3010 &VII. ..'' • 40 inch Frigidaire Electric For sale seasoned wood . Why more Trade Center Fumltur'll Oullet. Kanaugo, Olllo. 0...,. 1· 7 PM • . ..-v == 2 -·and 2 boert, sao.oo each, 304· 8711· 73113. .!. v....l • 3 Television ·viewing Motora t1omee • • • C•mpert .• · 1177 Ylilowotone treller. 22ft., with com~ both, lociiUicl on "'·' -"" " " ' - Derwin • llngham. Whirlpool ohall' type 11.21 freuer. ea~t 1978 Chavy Cheyen~· P'U; whh topper. $3800. 1•1* Pon11ec lonnevHie 14,800Z Call 814-982· 2807. ·~> ~-MIS 3 yr. old oorrli aeldlng olrad by Super Chlil. COli bo oh-n with little -"'· uoo. Call Leo. 814·1122411. - 11100 bales -of hay. t1 .211 per bole . Call 814-985· 3882. Lowery Rythm 2 keyboard. 13 pedoiO<gon. Coot 12400 will sell for $1000. 3 yro . old . Conolst of S150 worth of music. gooseneck light. stool & earphones. Call 614·985·4392. 2 bedroom 304-676· 221B Livestock Wurlitz:er plano · like new, Italian provincial sable chorry 81 .700 firm. Coli 446·4426 linytime. and Gelllpolio. 614-446 8221 . 1 13 •.··, J' rt , _ Ohio •··-FI ' APARTMENTS . mobile Nice 16,1984 Thullday, Page-12-The Daily Sentinel �~ Page 14-The Deily Sen1inel I ' Thundey. Augult 18, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Area deaths Dale Cross Rose .lakes colninand Saturday, August 18 Hazel Icenhower 10:00 A.M.-Garden Tractor Pull-Tractor Pull Area 1: 00 P.M.-Pretty ·Baby Contest-Show Ring on Hill "1 : 00 P.M.-Chain Saw Contest 4:·00 P .M.-Quarter Horse Races 7:00 P.M.-Tractor Pull-Ce!!ter Field Dale Cross, 78, Silver Springs, died Friday at Ills home. A native of Gl'el!t Belld In Meigs County, Mr. Cross moved to the Stiver Springs area from Orlanoo, F1a., In' 1970. He was a retired welder. SUrviving are his wife, Hazel J . Cross; three sisters, Mrs. Edith Hallead, Reno; Mrs. Dorothy Davis, MiddlePort. and Mrs. Goldie ow. Long Bottom; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Wava Renner and Mrs. Agnes Hl\dSOn, both of Silver Springs and several nieces and oaPqe3 Senior Citizen Day • -Grandstand Attractions Slorv. piiOCo8 011 Page 6 ·I nephews. BYIARRYEWJNG • OVP .wr writer While the polllll:al asp!CI of the' Each preview set includes 10-12 different poses be· lore traditional oil backdrops and in attractive outdoor You'll also like our reasonable prices. FOR APPOINTMENT OR MORE INFORMATION CALL •Call 992.· 5292 APTER 5:00P.M. OR WI!KENDS · BOB & CHARLENE 'HOEFLICH THE PLACE - -~ -- _;:;_ - - ·--- - ~ _..... -_- ;, SACK 1o SCffOOL -~ ~-- _:;::- _- ..: ,., - - ~ -=- -- . - - - --= 20 °/o OFF ALL BASIC DENIM JEANS llnPortAnce WASHED AND NON-WASHED VILLAGE PHAR·M A.CY In The Middleport Masonic Building PH. 992-6669 MIDD~EPORT, .'2 OH. A-odetm 0 appeared to }e JUNIOil. JEANS SALE ·-vOIII'IIolki was COIIVk:ted Thurlday In Meigs Coonty . A SYracuse man wiD ~pend six · mont11s In the state Jlii!llltentlary for bl-eakiDg and entering ~ anolhermanlsawa!Ungsentenclng. Gary 'wa:vne Martin, 22. at Syracuse, previously of Charleston, pleaded guilty to . entering the Syracuse Fire HOUSI! 011 Aug. 3and stealing a televJ,slon. Martin. who Is stjll on probation In West VIrginia on s1m111ar charges, was sentenced to six months In a state Institution. Martin had taken the keys that were lett In the lklor of the building. said Meigs County Prosecuting AttomeyFrederlckW.erowm.He then waited several months after taking the keys before entering the structure.· Martin and • William Lester Foley toolc tbe television set to Rutland anti sold It, Crow The .brand that fits. LADIES' JEA'NS - Alia lf7en, ·~- ............. wllb - o!Marylla-'•prbew........nplduerWblli!dlii a.~' : .•• ,,, attllefalraadlt,lllt,......., Mdllf.)te af C1Map-"'ei W. Va. ·IIIIIIID& . . 1118 * - barrptll miiPIWfral byaWSWIIteiiJIIaek! pW oanaJDi!IILIIorfalla-w.'l'he mm 111 aputaftlle . ••..,., ~ ......., feaAored btlle !lntlbe ... year a& lbe Melp Caalil)' Fair Mlft'llll&ed by E11oa Spencer or_. RadnP Mclaf.iie Ia dYe w1111 ill!' Welt Vlrt ' A!41que Steam aJd Gaa ........ to Melp CooDty llY Melp County Sherltf dl!putles JUt 'hlunday, II . . . , Cmunoli Pleas Court. SALE · ' FAIR FUN -Tile 1211tll(elpCoumyFalrl'llleredllll tiDal hlo c!QIIMI DM i*'tf. Mlft IIane raclllc and ..·the -.it ih I dl ' ales I!I&M&f* FriclqB .......... ¥........,., tile ...,... fel&lvi&IM ~ hone I * .... a!Mne joull, llimb&Jd dall)' J!!dr;lnr.At . rlpt, live , . . aldAIIIb'Miift.-af'IUm~Mary ' By~~· •s Five ·Pew~e charges The brand that fits ... , Aitalg.unents hektin:Yeigs... · By LEE, LEVI, CHIC N. 2ND AVE. reported. Fpley, 22, or Syracuse was also chargl!ljwltha'tourthdegteefelony, llretiJdDg llld entering. He pleaded guiltY and was released on his recogn12ance own untll a pre-sentenCe oa slmlllar~ln~c(lld•ls • . Kalght will l*ocei!d witb" sentenclngoacetliecolidltlonsofber ~lion In the IDdlana convlclklll are laWn. . M!Der, who was also Involved In pa""'ng bad cbedcs· 1n Meigs County, was c:onvictl!d In JJ,!Ianla on bad check cllal'ges and Is . Incarcerated. said Yourlcil6kl. Crow A Racine man was found hanged ' sald he wW begin extradition In the Meigs County Jail Thursday (ll'OCI!I!dinli 10011. , aft.emoon according to sheriff's 'Ell Eberabach Jr. of Lorton, Va., deputies. · appeared on charges of felonious Phlllp Fisher, 52, Greeni\'(JOd assauh. Cemetery Road, Racine was f9Und Ebersbach Is accu.sed of the Aug. 5:17p.m. He was~ • ~. 19113 stabbing of .R. Michael at dead at Veterans Memortal Hospl- .7: RDberts,ownerottheCoveBar.The tal at 5:42p.m. · cllargoelsasemnddegreefeloi\Yand Aocordlng to tile report, fk1lutles c~ a maximum perlalty Of 15 lllld observed Fisher watdtlng . years In a state lnstltutlon. television about~ minutes before Ebersbadl was anestedWednes· tbeyfoondhlmhanglngwtthai!M'el · day at the Meigs County Falr. He . over an overhead bar. was originally Indicted m Feb. 1. He had been anested at 2: llp.m. Ebenbllchsaidhewasnotawareof Thunday on a bl!nch warrant tram thechlll'llllS· Met&s Cwnty Cwrt. The wamnt, He askBl for COIIIIIIeiandwas to be aiTalgned todaY on the cbarges. He lsCUITeDtlyernployedlnl.lJrton. Va. as a .carpenter. EberSbach's bond was set at $2,500. Kni81Jt said tile arraignment.was held soqulddy to allow Ebersbach tn refum to his ernptoyment. . . Paul Richard SteinmetZ Sr. of Rutland was returned to'court on a Racine man found hanged in .Meigs jail . Issued Aug. 10, was fortalllngto pay tines !M'ed the court. , Fisher was , questlpned by an arsoo Investigator, concerning a Wednesday fire at his residence, . accordlngtotheshef1ff'sreport.The ISald Meigs CountySberltf James J. Proffitt. No fonnal charges have fire destroYed the'lm9e. After being questioned about the been filed. An autopsy wW be performed by fire, Flsber was arrested for anon, the Franklin County Coroner's omce. IKe' report stated. ,• · Carleton ,School openmg set . · · Thursday, Aug. 23, will be the opening day this year for Carleton School,Supt.JohnS.Fosterreports. Meigs Industries Workshop wW continue In operation Monday tbr<xlgh Friday this year. Parents who haVe not canpleted enrollmmt should contact the school office at once. Students or adults' cannot be enrolled for the year unfU all requlremellts have been completed. FASHION JEANS STRETCH JEANS ; ; ' "Lee" Riders, htaYyYni&ht cotton .. denim. and Wranltr no fault 1011% cotton, 13¥. ounce dlni111 all are pre. was•td. len'1 sizes 27 to 42 . 'waist. Choose correct ltqtli. FULLER CUT JEANS Replar sizes 29 to 42 and ixtra lara• sizes 44 to 50. All are pre· wasbed. Good style selections. We'll &ladly htl~ you find your correct size in the style you lite. Men's 122.95 JEANS ..................... Saie 117.88 len's 124.95 JEANS ...... ;.............. Sale 119.48 len's '26.95 JEANS ..................... Salt 121.38 Men's 129.95 JEANS ...................... Salt 123.38 !192~ for morelnfonna~n. . FREE PARKING ' • ··· -·- - .LI.- .... _ .. ~ ..._,., .. ,. ••• w . . .... . . . . .... ~• .,.,. "< I ' .... ~ ..... . ~ -- - •·~ ' • POINT PLEA$AN:l' · - Law entorcement o!llcen were search· lbg the Marietta area: todaY tor'two Wld1e 1114 ollkiln tam ldl di!PU't· ment found the ear, e; lilacl( 1t'1!i • POMEROY .OHIO -- ~. ...... . ----···-"· ··· \ -- --· ... ··-- .. ' " I ~--(. i 1. ~H!IGI CAIO . '. .• . walk off jobs NEW LEXINGToN, Ohio (AP) - About 400 miners at Peal!OOY Coal's Sunnyhlll 'Mines herei walked off their jobs to t working conditions, a United e Workers union official said tod ~ - "We just don't have enough inl!n to run the mines and they just don't seem to want to talk to us about It,'·' said Tom Gibbon, recording secretary for UMW Locall.340. · Gibbon sakl the walkout, not authorized by the UWM, began . Thursday and that miners were to ' ~ meet at · nOOn today to decide whether they want to continue the strike. ' ' ttiere ~ w~ cCiunty lberlll's "1. OlevelleownedbyDavldJarvla,the clepartnat, the ' MariMta Pdlce dllpatcher-J.ner Wbo ~ Ray Ilepal1mlnt, the FBI &lid Wllllam· MyerS, 24 and MlchMI \V&yae , stow11 ~ Deparlmeilt are GNbbl, 33, overpowered 1n Jail . conlucllna the tnveltiPtlon. etiCiqll!lalt SundiY· . ' . Prlltt to their eecape, ~was The pollee dllef lllld !bey checked faclnl ~ munler trial In COIUIICIIIID ·the i'cmla al the motel, but found With the l!llldeatb al J81111!11 Terry notblnl· . "II UJe'Y did atay, they uaed faked Mc.O•elenG Gnlblllwuto&Dm· trial b' 10 counta all'orply. illll1el," Wblte aald. FINALLY - 'nle PwuiiiV) liiD'eet Depuanllil& II ... In fi:aaa af ModaL ......., 'llaii&Well Mala Ria i*' 'nle p41 ., w. wla1nd¥ ...., IKIIIc tilt pall I '• • . • . c~ He tepotied clesk clerks at the Days 1M Who workEd 'lbursday were being InterviEWed this mom·lng. Wblte would not , CXIII~Illll • · whether or not the men had been seen In the WllllamltOWII area. • "On tbat, we are wallllli for . 'lll!l'tlflcation," White said. We IIMW they had been In Marietta because blid chedllbe:ve been P' ed I . A spokesman for Peabody Coal Co., Whlchoperatesthemlne, had no linmedlate comment. : Glb!Jol! said most of Sunnyhill's 500 miners began the strike to protest the continued layoffs of 200 miners, furloughed when owners thought 1he mine would have to a . .40() miners Lawmen search Marietta area • • escaped prlslon!n r..,.n the Muon ~ty Jail after """'n'' a car there ·tbey n!pD11ed iO have 1101en parkBI -at a WllllamltOWil, W.Vi. motel parldnalot 'I1IurtdB,y ~· ' WWlamtown JICII!Ce Cblef David · ·~ . The school, workshop and office are located on John St In Syracuse. omce boors are 8: :n a.m. through 3: lJ p.m. Residents may call Investigation Is completed. AJ80 app9rlng before Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight was Mary Yourlm&ld areanton. . She pleaded guilty In Issuing lour · •bad checks, &fourth degieefelony. Yourkolkl,19, was found guilty Of writing bad checks toDar;~nfl~. paroleviJiatlon. · who thell deposited part o! the Ste1Dmetz Is chal'&l!d with caJ:IY· Checks while cashlngtheremaJnlri& . lnga llreannwhUeunderJX'(lbation. amounts, said Crow. lie Is on probation for felonloos · Yourko8ld was arrested Ill Nla· assault. · pra Falls, N.y. as she attempted to He aslu!d tor counsel and will be cnJIIS the border. She w:as returned arraigned at a later date. . AND . . 2 Sectlono, 12 Pagel ' 25. Centa .. A Multimedia Inc. Nowopeper Clulrnlier of ~rce 'l'ue&!laY·' . 'DAN'S enttne "Most of us woo have Uve!iln Meigs County all wr Uves la10W the question Is being downplayed, of building the acotiss hlgjlway construction In IOUtheast· · road and ~ the Roote 33 em Ohio Is shaping up as a major !our·lane to Athens, We la10W that Issue in the !Mth District race for the .these. lmProvenients woold bring Ohio House of Rep!'elll!lltatlves. . cteveqmmt to w.r area." Qn Wednelday. lncumbellt repreShe sald a cl)lzens' effort,lhrough sentatlve Jolynn Boster, ,D- ·peUtion dr'IW!, woold "capture the Galllpolls, released the trjiiiSCI'ipt of attePtlon of ststa 'legislators" and a letter written to Ohio Department tell' them " ... \he people of Mt;cB 'of Transportation Dtrector Warren Coonty ,- and fllll1WIIdlllg aJWitles, Smith Ul'llllli·that regional highway. are tired of being jJlt on bold.'' coostructliln be made, " ...a .tq) On Wednelld&y '.,;.. In a .letter.to prtority lh ...long range plans for Smith and other sta~ cabinet . development In the state." · officers - Rep, Boster said. ."any Meanwhile In Meigs . Coonty, deYelopnent plan which does not dlssatlsfactlon With the slow pro- .fully addless the transportatkm gres8 at the state level tor funding of probleml In IOUtheast Ohio woold an ~ road flml, the Ravens- eUmlnatethatenllrequa4ralltofthe woodl3rtdgeto0h1o71\lldU.S.33has state from etrectlve. revltallzatlcn, led to a cltllens' pel!tlon drtve much less growth." )leaded by Boster's op¢.nent 1J! the State cabinet otrlcers are curNovember election, Jenf4fer rentlydraftlngthelhlrdpllaseofthe · Gov. Celeste's ''Strateelc Plan for Sheets, a Pomeroy Republican. · "There Is an Ul'gliitt neEd for smne Ohio for the ~111!11 and Beyllld.',' sort of attention to be gtven In ~ . Boster told Smith, who chaln the matter;" Sheets told the POIJ)el'OY · (Continued on page 12) settings . .. , High-ways big issue . You'll /ilce the individualized attention you .receive when you get. the senior . po~trait m'ade af · THE PHOTO PLACE. ~ .- • . pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday, August 17, 1984 CapyolghtM 1884 Mrs. Clara E. Heruy Lochary, 84, died Tuesday night at Veterans Meniortal Hospital, following an extended Wness. Friends may call at the Ewing Furera1 Home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Fl1day. The Daughters of the American Revolution will hold seiVIces at7:llp.m. Friday. The funeral will be held at 3 p.m . .Saturday In the Grace Episcopal Church, Jl;ast Main Street, Pomeroy, with the Rev. Lee Miller 'presiding. , at y Vol.34, No.88 Clara E. Lochary • ' Peabody was faced with closing · the mine when its main customer, Consumers Power of Jackson, Mich., threatened to stop buying Sunnyhlll coal because of Michigan environmental regulations. · Recently, however, Michigan authort11~ . approved a variance for Consumers Power that allows burning ot the relatively high-sulfur OQ!ocoal. «i.lbbon said long hciurs since the layoffs have contributed to, recent Injuries among miners, Including one In which a miner was crushed last week. Gibbon said the walkout was not an authot1zed strike. "Thlshastobeawlldcat. Wecan 'o m ed.flram ·a water leal' 111111 I'IJINIIr work. direct a work force," he said. "This '11le nplllr .. part ollbe routiDe mallltmuce of the Is not an authorized strike." lliee& depa~Vn~Dt. -•In& ' •, ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 16, 1984 cross damewood icenhower ledlie lochary merrill