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Ed Sullivan Priscilla's Po CARLYLE, ARE By The Associated Press A military adviser killed in El Salvador was hailed for his "sacrifice for American freedom," a 21-gun salute boomed over Boston Harbor. and Utah residents piled sandbags to hold back floods on a Memorial Day marked by bad weather and somber remembrances of America's war dead. Across much or the nation, memorial ceremonies and other festivities during the holiday weekend were dampened by rain from Texas through the East Coast, flood threats in the Rocky Mountains and lower Mississippi Valley, and chilly temperatures in the upper Midwest. More than 350 people died on the nation's highways during the three-day weekend which marks the start of the summer vacation season. · . In San Diego on Monday, u,s. Rep, Duncan Hunter praised Albert Sthaufelberger III, the. 33-year-old lJ .s. adviser murdered last week in El Salvador, saying he made'" just as much a sacrifice for American freedom and liberty as a person killed In combat In any of the last several wars we've had." At Arllngto~ National Cemetery, thousands gathered for the traditional wreath-laying ceremonies a t the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and a new tomb was dedicated to the 58,0CK! men who died In the Vietnam War. But that crypt lies empty, because there are no unidentified casualties from the divisive confilct. STILL READING IN THERE? "ttOJ'D B'E,........,Iln-ER GET 10 SLEEP/ By The Assoelated Press A high-ranking Navy officer was met by protests a,gainst U.S. mUitary Involvement in Central America as he told a gather ing in Cleveland on the nation's 1.)5th Memorial Day that the nation must stand firm against Soviet aggression. •'We In the military know full well that our best chance for peace Is to remain strong," Rear Adm. Ralph M. GhOrmley told a!Jofit t:l!l pelijlle• Monday at the War Memorial Fountain. As he spoke, protesters from the Ad Hoc Committee for a July 2 ' . >' . '' Emergency Mobilization unfurled a yellow banner reading, :'Money for Jobs, Schools. No more Vietnams. No U.S. War in Centra l America ." The group Is recruiting people for a July 2 protest march In Washington. Ghormley, commander of the Naval Telecommunications Com · mand In Washington, said \he massive Soviet military buildup Is not defensive, but Is aimed at ruUng the oceans. "Russia now has the largest surface and submarine navy In the world," Ghormley said. "What are we doing to counter the threat? The U.S. Navy has 400combat ships a nd we are building to reach a @ship navy by 1989. "We believe that afiOO.shipnavy ... Is sufficient to counter the Russian navy and to s ustain our fmward strategy which is Intended to preserve the ocean as our shield ." Ghormley was the main speaker a t ceremonies arranged by the Memorial Day Association of Greater Cleveland, Greater Cleveland .Veterans Counc il a nd Joint Veterans Commission of Greater Cleveland. "Those of us who are tasked with the preservation . of our freedom I THINK VA G:>ING 10 TURN PRO. Art & Chi llUS \SAN At.tc.l E:~T FORMa= 'GaY~ I'M Sansom 'K)U 9t:XJLD L.E:T :aAS q: lHESE IJO.JEt; FOR~ OPEN HOUSE - Middleport Fire Chief Jeff -Dant and Mlddlepol1 Mayor and Mn. Fred Hoffman are pictured with the Middleport Fire Department'! ON~ PFoT~ION roR EXAMPLE, WI-IAT WIJLD V'OO IF fa..\EONE GAME AT 'IOU ~~"-r--....-""'\"""'"l .LIKE= .;. know we have to do our duties to deter aggression we ll enough so that there will be no more wars," Ghormley said . In Dayton. a ceremony was held on the banks of the Miami River to raise funds for a memorial to thP city's Vietnam veterans. A Cleveland flag merchant sa id more people in Cuyahoga County are buying American nags than last year . "People arc feeling morP pat rio· tic, " said Victoria Benzon. book· keeper a t All Legion F lag Sail'S. "They're beginning to feel this Isn't such a bad count ry overall." The company Is operatf'd by the American Legion's 13th Dlst lict . Last year by the Memoria l Day weekend. the firm sold 2,0CKl n ags measuring 41nches by61nches to the public, Ms. Benzonsald. lnthesam c : period this year, sa les of the$1 flags were up by 50 percent, sh£' said . She also sa id sales of :!-by· ~· fOOt nagS W('rE' up 25 percent fl'Om ia•t year. -, ... SALUTE - 1'he Hrcw WdJSh•r l'tiRt :19, Amcrktlll l..t•l(lon Firing Squad, under tht• command of Eb.a (;ttmort•, ftrt'<l a sulull• tn honor th~ war dead to I!Ornplcte the so•rvlct•• nf the t>o.'lt In l'onwroy Monday . i\ wreath was placed on the Ohio ltiVI'r In rt•<·ogttltlon of U.S. Navy ,..,rvtcemen hy ntck VnugluU1 111111 ,JtM' Stnohh•. 1\ pnnule throngh the town with flrt• tutd enwrgt•m·y units. hoy s<>outs, h:Ultls tUld ll11• legion Hrlng squad 1U1d nag group prt'l·t•dt•d liM• st•rv\et-,;. JIONOREO - 'rhPS<· lour v<!lt'rtUL' ol World War I were gln'fl special recognition Monday at annual Mcmortul Hay servlt~'S of Drew Webste r l'ost :!9, i\rnerlctUl Legion In l'umemy . They ar••, I kl r, Ferdinand GIUIUid, Wlnfrt•d Blukc, K .J. lllll tUld FrL'fi Gocglein. Thert• wWI lUI add..._.,.. hy ·'"""'" ll tunpton. l..ancuster, past dt.irict cornmiUider, !Uid music w•k• hy tht• E1L•to•rn and Mclg,; 11\gh School Bands. Mrs. Pal ltigeL• spoke on hduill of tht• Daughters of the i\mert<:an Revolution. Gold Star pan'IIIH l'iJI;<>gtiiZL'fi were Mr. und Mn. Norhert Neut7Jing tUld Rclno Und. 357 die in holiday accidents M~~'bU . - ._,.j.;' Alter U straight weekends<!fraln , visitors poured Into Ha milton County Park Dlst oicl picnic grounds Monday to enjoy s unny skiPs and cool b reezes . "All the parking lots are full and running over ," said ElainPCook, an employee of Cincinnati Concessions at Miami Whitewater Park. "We'r<' really proud oltodayanden joylnglt. even though we 've b€en a s busy as could be." Two downtown Cinc innati blocks were crowded for an annual "Taste of Cinc innati " festival, offering a variety of foodS from booths lining the streets. PRINTED IN CA N,.,DA DUSTY CHAPS 20 C.ntt Preslde!lt Reagan, continuing his summit meeting in Williamsburg, Va .. with leaders ofthe industrialized democracies, proclaimed Monday" a da y ' of prayer tor permanent peace." In Mlaml,l5(Jmothers and fathers, soldiers and civilians marched to the Torch of Friendship In a downtowri park. The keynote speaker, Navy Rear Adm. Rafael Benitez, said the mllltary must remain strong In war and peace. "Let us resolve to remain muttarUy strong, not to Impose our wut orwa~ of lite on others, but to command respect," Ben itez said . Demonstrators manned a dozen canoes, kayaks a nd sailboats off the Concord Naval Weai>ons station In San Francisco Bay to protest U .S. arms shipments to E l Salvador. Coast Guard cutters assigned to keep protesters away Instead rescued those Whose boats oyerturned ln large swells. A 21,gun sahl\e to Americ<l!l war ·dead boQrned over Boston Harbor at noon as.Old Ironsides, the USS Constitution, sent a 20-mlnuie barrage from . its long gun. The ship, launched In 1796, Is st Ul formally in service with the U.S. Navy. Flood workers in Utah spent the holiday fUIIng and stacking sandbags In hopes of controlling creeks and rivers overflowing from melting snow. In California's Yosemite National .Park, the rising Merced River forced closure of hundreds of campsites. the National Park Service said. Protestors greet Memorial .Day speaker ~U 1 Sect ion, 10 Paget A. Mult imltdio In<. Newtpap•r newi!lrt tnJck at an open houe held at the fire station Sunday to show off the new 190,000 addition to the department's headquarter!!. ,, ..., , I 11-\1~., NEW - LArp And 11111111 equlpriii!M ~· tile MJddhpMt Fire~ III'M 011 ....,.., 8 W ...__..._tlledepU'tlnl!lllltiiiM• .... -to .................... 0' 'M lo J p ..... - a tile fire ........ 8md equJprnen* ..... WL lnl1llttlc il&lllclltel were dlapJ11Jed on tablel Inside the • .-rten wbere ll'fJfrwbrnenla were IIM'Ved to the publlc•tt .... TIIe~-·-llretruek , 011 onler..TIIe .MM • ., Ill by Ill feet III'M buill to ma&dl tile orlaluiiO by 118 ltnld!U'e· CHICAGO (API - AI least 3.57 people died on the nation' s highways during the long Memorial Day weekend, o!flclals said. The National Safety Council estimated that between 350 and 450 people would be killed In traffic accidents between 6 p.m . Friday and midnight Monday. During the same period last year, 341 people were killed, marking the lowest count for a similar period since 2531n 1949. The highest traffic toll for a thr~ay Memorial Day weekend was 'CHI in 1900. During a thfee.<lay. non-holiday periOd at this tlmeofyear,JIIltrafflc deaths could be expected, the councl1 said. It was a bloody Memorial Day weekend on Ohio's streets and highways, with 19 people killed in traffic accidents, !l1e highway patrol . said. Last year, 13 people died during the 'IS-hour bolldaY weekend. The patrol counted traffic deaths from 6 p .m . Friday untn midnight Monday. In this area, Esther G. BuckIngham, !1>, of Belpre. died In a two-car crash on Ohio 7 In Washington County. • No traffic ll\lalatlt'S were 1'!'<:orded In Gallla or Meigs County, however, a Pomeroy man wa.• In lair condition today Ill a Purken+burg, W.Va., hospital after he Wtl' Involved In a motO<:yclc ucddenl in Melp County Sutunlay . SR 554 project up for bid June 8 MARIETTA - Work on two phases of SR 5:>1 In Cheshire Twp.. has begun according to Gall la County Engineer James Baird . Baird wW m eet •.1Ith Gallla County CommiSsioners · today to request permission for, the Involvement of local and townships roads In both projects. OnJ11ne8, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources wlll open bids for the reconstruction and elevation of SR 554 at the E lmer Spaulding !arm located be!Ween Eno and Kyger. Engineering and right of way work has begun on the second phase of SR 554, a project designed to eliminate the flooding problem west of Cheshire. It Is scheduled for a bid opening next year . PlanS tor both projects may be reviewed at the county engineer's office on Jackson Pike. J acklr L. Smith , 30, was tmnsfprft'd to Sl. .Joseph's Hospital from Veteran s Memorial Hospita l In Pom eroy. The acrldl'nt occu rred 11 : 4~ p.m . whl'n h(· was noo·thbound on Ohio 143, according to the Gallla ·Melgs post of the S!lltt' Highway Patrol. Smllh reportf'dly lost control or the motorcycle In a curvr , went off the right side of the road a nd Into a ditch . Trooopcrs c itt'<l Smith with drunken driving and no operator's license. The patrol cited Roger Ba\ser,l6, Tuppers Plains, for !a llure to control his vehicle after a ~olllslon on Orange Twp . Rd. 279 at 2: 25 p.m . Sunday . Balser was northbound when his car went ot'f the left side of the road and over an e mbae".ment and overturned, according <0 the patrol. He had minor injuries but wa8 not treated, troopers said. A single-car accident on Ohio 124 at 3: 45 p.m. Monday resulted in Ught damage to a Syracuse resident's car . . Patrolme n said Erich L. Philson, 17, was westbound when he lost control of his vehicle in a curve , werit off the lett' side of the road and hit a guardrail. �Pon~~troy-Mjddleport, Tuesday; May 31, 1983 . The Daily Sentinei-Poge--3 Ohi11 . Cof!i_menta•y Bum rap for Bob .__lo...;;._n_.;_·_.;;..e-=-s_ _ _James __ J._K_ilpa_t_ric_k _The Daily Sentinel WASHINGTON - Last week's decision from the Supreme Court In the ma tte r of Bob Jones University was a bad decision In every way . It viola tes an elementary rule of sta tutory construction . It tramples upon the First Amendment right to freedom of · religion. It vests the Internal Revenue Service with legislative powers the IRS ought not to possess. These are the facts: Bob Jones Unlversltv In GreenvUie, S.C. , Is a fundamentaltsl Institution founded In 1927. Ku court has questioned That the school Is a pervasively religious establishment. A tenet of the university's religious faith Is that whJtes and blacks should not Intermarry. Though a few blacks are enrolled, the doctrine of anti-miscegenation Is taught. Ill ( 'ourt S l rt-1' 1 Pomt> roy, Ohio DEVOT E D TO TH E INT E RF:ST Oft TH E ME IG:-i -,\1!\ SOS ARF.,\ ~fh Bm~ ~~ ~.__-,-,~c·~=~· . . ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhli!'llll'r PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH i\ s!'> bot a nl Puhli :o;ht•r /( 'ontrolh· r Gf> ni•r :1l Mana,;t-r DALE ROTHGEB, ~ I'W S .I~ . l<: dlt or _ !\ !'oU::!\1HER of Th1• ,\ !'I.S(H'iatl'd J•N"SS<i, Inla nd Daily J•rf'SIIi -A~iatkm a nd thP 1\mcri cnn Nt•wspa ~Jl;' r PuhtiJ-.hers t\.'i1'40Ciatlon. LE'JTF.IL~ Ofo' OPISJON an• wf•k 'Onli>d . 1lwy should lw ~ thllll 300 word,_ long. i\1J 14"!lk!r!>i an• suhj~ l.1 to tJdltlng- and mLL'II hi! slgnf>d with name, ad~ and lelf>phone numh(>r. No uno;i~ k'iter.o will he puhltstw>d. Lecteni !ihoukf he In x:ood ta..'lte, addrefy slnJ:' k >iUCN, not Pl'f'!OOnalltl eo~. :-Limiting TV ads The terrifying im age of a mushroom -shaped cloud, universally identifia ble as the immedia te aftereffect of a nuclear weapons de to na tion, fill s the teteylslon screen as the announcer Intones an ominous wa rning. If the voters choose the opposition candidate on Electon Day, proclaims tha t off-came ra voice, they could be taking the risk of becoming victims of nuclear war . In a nothe r adve rtisement, viewers watch with a mixture of horror a nd fascina tion as a n urban riot devastates a major c ity . As stores are looted and buildings are se t afire, the ubiquitous "voice over" warns tha t s uch in cidents a re like ly to be repeated ll the other candidate Is eiPCt.ed . .There . a rc . . of . course. positive political commercials. Male ca ndidates are routinely seen ·ronfldently striding doWn !lie street wfih , suit jac kets slung over their shoulders and a d<itermlned gaze ln ·thelr eyes a s the announcers proclaim the candidates' commitment .to tackle " the second toughest job In America ." Other television ads have a musical the me- usually a catchy tone with va pid lyrics (" I'm feeling good a bout America") more suitable for the marketing of soft drinks . _ That's the state of the art In political te levision advertlsliig todayoften vicious but seldom enlightening . riddled with Innuendo but devoid of s ubstance, long on Image ry but short on serious discussion of the I ss u e~ _ In addition to being deceptlve,mlsleadlng and uninformative, those commercia ls are very expensive. If an election contest requires the use of te levi sion advertising, the cost of producing the ads and buying te levis ion time typically consumes a t least half of each candidate's campaig n budget. During the past two decades - the period In which television has ' become the country's doll)lnant a nd most pervasive medium of adve rtisin g and mass communlcatln - the average cost of a cong ressiona l race ha.s soared from $50,<XXJ to $250,<XXJ. The cost of campaigns for Sena te seats and governorships now ranges from $500.<XXJ to $5 million or more per candidate. depending upon the population of the state. Although these Increases can be a ttributed to the rising prices of all goods and services used In political campa igns, the expanded usc of "Increas ingly expensive te levision advertising Is by far the single largest . fa ciO!'. Now, howeve r , a non-partisan, Washington-based organization has advanced a proposal which holds the promise of not only moderating those costs but a lso promoting rationa l debate In future political adve11 ising. The Committe<> for the . Study of the American Electorate Is advocating passage of a federal law limiting the expenditure of mopey for te levision production cost s exclusive ly to photographs of candidates ta lking directly to the came ra . WASHINGTON - Two high officials of Ronald Reagan's rigidly anti -communist administration ha ve been enthusiastically promotIng the sale to Red China of a computer system they know will be used for nuclear mis s ile development . The two are Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige and George Keyworth, the president 's science adviser. They were recently given the red carpet treatment by Chinese officials on trips to Peking. The· battle over exporting a Hyshare 700 computer system to the People's Republic of China has been kept from the pu bile by the usual methods: stamping the relevant documents " secret." But my associate Dale Van Alta has obtained three c rucia l memoran· Doesn't like stickers :to dums from Ba ldrige and Ke~O rth that tell the astonishing story. A Baldridge me mo dated last January 7, to National Security Adviser Willia m Clark. gave the bac kground of the "PRC Hybrid Compu ter Case ." The Hyshare 700"s m a ker, E lectronic Associates Inc. 1EAI l. was given a pprova l in 1981 to sell the hybr id compute r system to the Harbin Polytechnl'cal University " for use In scie ntific research and education." But as a condttlon for approval, several items of hardware and one software program we re deleted from the or iginal dea l. The Chinese refused to buy the .system without the de le ted Items. EAI lippealed for reinsta te ment of the m, compla ining tha t they'd lose an $820,(XX) sale and be s ubj ect to a Now let's change the game to Me igs vs. Ga llipolis, both being Ohio schools, both teams ' plates being Ohio. Need I say more, check your county sticke r. The Supreme Court decision In Now let's say for Instance that like ly to be dismissed beca use the matter of Bob Jones University divine Incantations a re so often you are a car thief who stels radios. Is a crowd-pleaser. The single tapes, and valuables from parked taken to be entire ly ritualistic. dissent was from Justice William cars . You pull Into a pa rking lot and Speaking of the unborn child, Mr. Rehnqulst. but e ve n he cold· the re are two Identical cars with Reagan says of It th at it has "a God-given right to be protected by Identical equipment . exce pt one of shouldered what Is surely the central Issue. That Issue being the car's count y sticker Is a county the la w - the same right we ha ve." 80 miles away. You only want one whether a college run by a religious He goes on. "It Is not for us to decide Institution ought to have the right to who Is worthy to live a nd who Is ra dio, so which car do you rip-off? The only good thing about these make Its own decisions In the not." matter of admissions policy. or for Question: Does the Cons titution stic ke rs Is ll you stay locally and that matter anything else. don' t leave your area and an recognize any " God-given" rig hts? All that Justice Rehnqulst was Incident as 1 just spoke of occurs, Specifically as suc h, the answer Is: the n your car might be safe. But willing to say was: If Congress No. But whe n the chief executive wants to deny tax deductlbll!ty to a you must stay locally. refers to a "Gpd-glven" right. Is he referring to a right acknowledged I think that the stickers should be • college that practices race discriman option of Ihe vehicle owner. If he Ination, let It say so In as many as such only by believers ? Presumwants It, good. But If he doesn't , words. (The Bob Jones people read ably not, Inasmuch as many the n hE' shouldn't be warned or the Bible In ways not all that non-believers nevertheless believe arrested for not displaying It on his different from certain orthodox In many rig hts tha t coincide with plate . He's only trying to protect his Jewish readings on the matter of those honored by Christia ns and the separation of the races, and at ve hJcle . J ews. So tha t If the president was Bob Jones It Is as rellglously If anyone knows of anythJng good unlawful for a white man to date a about these stickers. I hope they'll black woman as It Is for a black write In and let all of us know.! may be wrong, but until then, I don't woman to date a white man. so that there Is a sense In which the racial want any on my car. - Brtan discrimination Is Impartial.) y au Johnson. will have noticed that homosexualIty Is on the way to becoming a civil right. Presumably the Supreme he would have not cared for Court, "four or five years from now. anything but getting out! 'Fhe very will rule that any college that denies teacher he admired and respected a equal standing to homosexuals wUI lot I of course he did all hJs teachers) lose Its tax exemption. has a piece of tape placed on her What have we len these days that ·--.... Door and the students are not Is not Caesar's? The question Is allowed to cross thJs to go to her for asked given a most remarkable her "always available" help. Isn't journallstlc and political developthis referred to as ment: a sitting president of the "unprofessional?" United States, writing an extensive This man dOes not deserve piece for a magazine on an "glory" In any way connected with Important national Issue. President the education Dl!r children are Ronald Reagan, .wJ:IUII&..for the receiving from oUr teachers. BeHuman Life Jtevtew (l!'!OE .-35th St., tore they COUld personally help our New York, N.Y. 10016) an article students, not so any more. Wbat he entitled, "Abortion and the Con· does deserve credit for Is transscience of the Nation.'' The essay Is forming our school·rrom a •'HoUday rhetorically undramatic. There Is . on Ice" IQ .a "Fulton Prison." no tub thumping In It ''But the" Mrs. Darlene NeweU, Long Bottom; president's anchor position Is, Ohio. really, given In a single sentence Thank you, Ma ry Roush, lor possibly opening a can of worms. Maybe people will come forward ·and le t the other taxpayers In the :Eastern Local School District know :Just what Is going on up there. · My son graduated In January . He :ts presently enrolled al OhJo 'University, lhls fall he will enter Ohio State University on a $40,000 mllltllry scholarship plus a $4,(XX) schol,rshlp he was awarded by the :state of Ohio for "superior aca· ·deml~ achievement In the Ohio high :school system." Every day our mailbox Is full oi scholarship offers jo( hllll'l• He aCCO!Jlpllshed all o! this jUs lntelllgence and dedicated teachf rs, not from Mr. Jansen! As matt'¥' of fact, If he had been under the dlfectlon of Mr. Jansen, I think 1rom • manded by the Bible. The First Amendment guarantees to each of us a tight to the free exercise of religion. Only once before, to my knowledge, has our government Imposed upon any sect a requirement that It abandon a religious conviction In order to obtain rights accorded to others. This was wllen Utah was compelled to .renounce polygamy In order to achieve statehood. In last week's decision, the court brushed aside the "free exercise" clause. The government's fundamentallnteest In eradicating racial discrimination, said Chief Justice Burger, "substantlally outweighs wha~r. ,liUrden denial bl tax benefits places on petitioners' exercise of their religious beliefs." Justice Lewis Powell wrote a concurring opinion. He was plalnly uneasy at letting the IRS alone decide which ot the 100,(XX) organizations that qualified last year under 501(c) (3) we!'!! providing "public benefits" In harmony with the "public Interest" or were "beneficial and stabilizing tnnuences In community life." Justice WUllam R.ehnqulst, dissenting, held flatly that It Is the obligation of Congress, and not of the courts or the IRS. to write the tax laws. On that point he was clearly right. Educational and religious Institutions depend heavily UPQn the tax exemptlo·ns that historically have · been 'a ccorded tllem. · · We have a "public policy" In support of nuclear arms. The Catholic bishops are preaching a moral doctrine contrary to that policy. We have a "public policy" opposed to dlscrtmlnatlon by reason of sex. VIrginia Mllltary Institute accepts men only. Are VMI and the Catholic Church to be denied exemption by a dej:ree from the IRS? The high court's decision Is enlightened', compasSionate, popular, and wrong. ~. <XXJ penalty to boot. So far It sounds Innocent enough . But then Baldrige's memo listed the "basic facts on the licensing Issue (which! are not In dispute." There were nine of these "basic facts," and the last three are humdingers: - "The Harbin Polytechnlcal Institute ... Is subordinate to 7th Machine Building Industry, which presently cori! rl butes to the development and manufacture of stra tegic missiles." - Harbin Polytech "Is also located near the Military EngineerIng Institute, which Is heavily engaged In military research." The clincher "Intelligence sources expect the hybrid computer to be used for missile development." But the commerce secretary stu! thinks It would be a dandy Idea to sell the Chinese the computer. Keyworth, In another secret memo, pooh-poohed the value of the Hyshare 700 In Peking's nuclear missile program. It would have "little Impact on their m!Utary capability," he wrote. "Facilitating their missile trajectory calculations hardly compromises our own strategic Interests . Their ballistics missiles represent a 'force de frappe' to deter the Soviet Union, albeit to a marginal ~ee." This comforting Idea - that Chinese missiles are a threat only to the Soviet Union -Is belled by facts I reported as long as three years ago. China had developed an Intercontinental ballistic mlssUe with a 7,!00-mlle range- enough to clobber much of the U.S. mainland - and had tested it. 'God-given' rig'-"-h_t_s_?____~w_l_·uUJ_·m_F._B_uc_k_Ley_J_r. ,; Holiday on Ice to Fulton Prison ' tlon Is- not charitable and must be denied exemption. But this Is not what the statute says, and untU last week's opinion we had understood that s!gnltlcant changes In statutory taw could be made only by the Congress and mt by the executive agencies. The' statute clearly Is In the disjunctive. It does not require that an Institution he both religious and also charitable, or both educational and also charitable. The key woril Is "or," and key words ought mtto be -changed by judicial or administrative flat. Let It be conceded, arguendo, that Bob Jones' doctrine or mls· cegenatlon Is distasteful, misguided, abhorrent , and so on. It nevertheless Is a sincerely held religious belief, com· Nuke•lech to ChinaL-.,_______Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rso_n Letters to editor My le tte r concerns the new count y stickers In which I am told arc req ulred by Ia w to be placed on our license plates. I hope that by w1itlng this lett er. someone else will write In with the answers to a few of my questions. First of all, what are the stic ke rs · good for anyway 1 Are they for people who ca n't re me mber which county they live In '' !'>re they made to let pollee officers of other counti es know that you're fro m out of town and not the ir boss . or the counc il or the m ayor? Are they to protect you from pollee harassme nt whe n In your home county? Or did the govern. ment buy a sticker fa ctory with the Idea of making someone rich , by requiring that everyone have one? What are they good for? I don't know. but he re's a point to bring up, le t's say that you go to a ball game In which Me igs High vs. Wa ha ma, . and some trouble breaks out during . the game . Now, somebody decides · to get smart and do some da m age the other team's cars . All they have to do IS check the plates on the cars , Wahama cars all have - West Virginia pla tes a nd . Meigs cars all have Ohio plates. For 43 years Bob Jones Unlverslty routinely was certified as a -religious and educational Institution entitled to tax exemption under Section 501(c l 131 of the Internal Revenue Code. The section applies to any Institution organized and perated exclusively for ' 'religious, charitable, scientific, testing for public safety, literary, OR educational purposes." In 197!1, without the sllghest authority from Congress, the IRS announced that henceforth no racially segregated Institution could qualify for the exemption. This was the reasoning: No Institution may be deemed charitable If It violates the public policies of the United States; racial dlscrlmlnation violates a public policy; therefore, any segregated lnstltu- using a metaphor. what Is It that In fact protects the Individual Amerlc an' s lif e fr o m arbitrary extinction? Even those who sympathize with the Supreme Court's findings In Roe vs. Wade. wherein the right to abort was discovered, raise their eyebrows at such terms as "useful life." If an American forfeits his right to llle when It Is demonstrable that he Is nol living a "useful'' life, any number of social temptations come to 'mind. The president elected to point, In his article, to the recent case In Indiana where a doctor deliberately starved a baby suffertng from Down 's syndrome, presumably In preference to letting the child grow up notwithstanding his disa bilities. The case of the "Baby Doe," as judicial records designate her, brought home to manythelmpllcatlonsofeasygolng standards on the question of the protection of (God-given?) human life. The Supreme Court's decision In the matter of Bob Jones ought not to be viewed simply as a question: "Did the court strike down things we do not approve of?" The more profound question Is: Is the Supreme Court now In the business of prescribing to religion what It Is about that religion that Is consistent with public pollcy, ln the absence of which consistency, normallmmunltles cease to protect It? That Is the question . And the citation by president of a right as God-given reminds us how fragile these days God-given rights have become. the ~91fQr:r~~-ll:Le~---. · I:'.TrA Hll~ . Nf~ Panthers rip Bandits Sneva's·win: sWeet payoff INDIANAPOLIS (API - Tom ' Sneva waited 10 frustrating years · tor his first vk;tory In the lndlanapo·us 500, an unusually long apprentice. shJp tor a flrst-tlmewlnner. He's not complaining now. The IndlanapoUs Motor Speedway Increased the total purse by more than $340,<XXJ from last year. · sweetening ltspayoffto$2,~i.1 .450the b)ggest prize {lackage In auto-racing history. And Sneva. a fanner schoolteacher who will be 35 on Wednes· day, earned a record$285.~ofthat tor himself and the rest of the ·Bignotti-Cotter Racing Team . "It'.squlte a relief," the spectacled driver said, feigning seriousness as he accepted the largest paycheck of his · career at the annual Victory Dinner Monday night. "After I heard last place paid $50,<XXJ and 32nd place was $45,000, I wasn' t sure when It wasalloverthat I'd wouldn 't owe the Speedway money.'' Each driver, In the reverse order of finish, was called to the podium to accept his award. The reason Chet FUUp, who finished 33rd, earned more than 32nd-pla~e George Snider was thatherecelvedanextra $5,<XXJ In accessory prizes. By the time Sneva came forward , however, It was obvious his award was going to be considerably more than even he expected; , nearly $100,<XXJ more than Gordon Johncock received for winning the race last year.- .. · · . . , · · · "lt'salotofrruiney," Sneva said. Actually, hewon'tgetalloflt. The driver usually gets a fixed percentage, agreed to before the race. Sneva wouldn't say exactly how much he'll take home, but he admitted lie's "going to end up with tiO-plus percent. We'll find something to do wlth'lt." That stU! would be more than $154,<XXJ- l'K!.t '!1. ba~ haul for ~ ·hours of driving. His teammate, fifth-place finisher Kevin Cogan, added another $73,756 to the Blgnottl team etfort. Sneva stayed up front the entire race, never falling below sixth place. He took a seemingly comfortable lead In the late going but lost It to AI Unser after a lengthy pit stop, and he had to play catch-up for the next 20 laps or so. It was made more difficult by the lntentlonallmposl· !ion of AI Unser Jr .• the three- time winner's son , between the two leaders . .. o.Twlce, Sneva almost caught AI Jr ., going high on the track the first time and down low toward the apron the next. Both times, the21-year-old rookie chopped hJm off at the first turn, preserving the leadforhlsdad . Finally, when all three cars, separated by less than one sec6nd. . overtook some slower traffic . Sneva maneuvered around AI Jr. and then . swept by Big AI for a lead he never lost. Sneva gain\!(! about one seccnd a lap after that, finishing some 11 seccn~ ahead of the elder Unser. Rick Mears wound up third, ,!Glllowed by Geoff Brabham, Cogan. J,towdy Holmes, Pancho Carter, Chip Ganassl and Scott Brayton. AI Jr., who was penalized two laps for Ulegally passing both his father and Sneva during a yellow caution period, wound up lOth. Sneva, who made his first appearance at Indianapolis In 1974, matched a record held by four other drivers by finishing second for the thJrd tlnie In 1980. The others were BUI Holland, Ha!Ty Hartz, Jim · Rathmann and Wilbur Shaw: - ' Unser Is now the sixth member of the three-time runner-up club. The Blgnottl winnings were part of a record total purse of $2,411,450 for the 67th running of the 500, about $343,000 more than the former record of $2,067,475 set last year when Johncock won for the seccnd time. . An Increase ot about $175,<XXJ In accessory prizes accounted for the bulk of the record purse. The Speedway's share was raised about $167,(XX). Scoreboard ... Majors By 'The A.wldaled PftM A.\!EIUCAN UAGUE ,. " ., ·"'" """ "!t ' ""., ·""' ' ' " ., "" ' "" ",. ·"" '·~ " " ,,, EAST DIVIiiON w L P L1. 08 19 Toronto Boston . ~1 21 llalt lmon> 1 1 . ~l.l NCY.' Y ork :1 .51:.! Mllw aub>e 2.1 [)(>1 roll .444 ClflVPIHnd WESTD~ION 21 California Kan.."Al.~ r .... Clty 19 :JJ .500 2.1 .lll9 .471\ Oliklanll "'~""" MiMI"SSta 21 " Bdlt\rnon> G, MJ nncsota 1 SeaJT if> 6 .. 7~ .129 "" Monda)' '~ Gl&mM 2'2 '!l 1' .:i2<a .l 20 PlttSbu i'Ji h 18 2.1 .o&39 6 1J1 ('h)('agtl 1i 'll .:116 9 N('Yol York 1& 'll .372 9l•j ·"" -1 1.4.l \W};T Dl\'l!iiON l.AX'i An~'1 1 ~ 31 14 ~ 17 2~ 21 .6..'11 .!W.1 San Dlt>RO Cincinnati 1J 21 25 'll .444 11 .Ul 1\1-'j llou ~ ton 21 ~ I.A:le Anli'('les ~ Plilladelphia 2 Su1 OteRo :'> . Monln'al 4 'I'PHdQ' I GUIVW Houston IRUhlP OH a t ChlC'KgO IMOS ka u J. 21 (0 \ ill St l..w 15 IAn I} 21 New York 10, Dakland ~ Cl£'\.'t'land 6, California 5 !Whlt<>on 0--21 . lnl lrmlngs Boston &>anle tN(>Ison Q..lH at Ctewland tEl· ·Cal ifornia tTraV('rs 0.1 1 at New York 1Rawley ~ J. tn l I}()J a t Milwttukff' Bultlmo"' f l}a\1S J. l l at Mlrlnf'S(I(II (Schrom}()) , t nl Kansas CUy {Renko f ·Ji at Texas (H onf'YC\.1!1 6-31. 1n l Wfldnmd~·~~ GamDII Hou ~ton al Chk'KRO Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 1n 1 Clntlnnatl at St. t.oub, 1n1 Monl rt'MI at San D!tw. In I Nf'lll York aT San F'rancl.lro. 1m PtlUadPiphta at L..oA An~lel . 1n1 __ Transaclion!! ... Toronto at Detroll. In1 '!I For Home Insurance Cards rip Reds; Indians win ST: LOUIS In a span of 19 games featuring an (AP ) - If Darrell accumula tion of 19 RBI and all Porter tsonarollercoaster,chances seven of his homers. are his colleagues may be lining up Cincinnati Manager Russ Nixon soon at home plate for tickets on the Power. who bore the brunt of a said same ride. 14-hit Cards attack. might have The St. Louis Cardinals catcher earlier except for a bullpen departed continued Monday to rtde the peaks worn thin by the disabling elbow between the valleys. Alter first Injury of reliever Tom Hume . slugging a two- nin triple off the Ke ith Hernandez chJpped in a centei'fleld wall, he topped theeffori double and an RBI triple for St. with a 410-foot homer to score two Louis , and Tommy Herr walked more runs and pace a 9-1 victory once . singled threetlmes andscored· over theCinclnnat!Reds . The trials pf Porter since undergo- twiee: It .was the Carets ' sixth Ing treatment In 1980 for drug-and- success In their last seven games . Stuper. who struck out four and alcohol abuse and a year later trying walked one.lost his shutout bid In the to fill the shoes of Ted Simmons as a ninth when Dan Driessen singled, Cards fans favorite have, of course, Paul Householder drew the lone tree. been chronlcled. pass, WayneKrenchJcklwas hJtby a But teammate Ken Oberkfe ll. and Duane Walker grounded pitch marveling at the dlstanceofboththe 31-year-old athlete's hJts, said he Into a run-scoring forceout. Me anwhile, a pinch-hi! . basesthinks most of Porte r's woes are loaded s ingle by the Cleve la nd now behind him. , Indians' Broderick Perk!Ijs and a. Porter. whO at the end ofAprtlwas by TobyHarrah sappedthe soft bimt hitting a meager .196. boosted his pace for the month of Ma y to .285 power of three home runs by the with his two hits off Cincinnati California Angels. Perkins ' single with one out In the. right-hander Ted Power, 1-3. Inning sent Andre Thornton ninth They helped establish a 7-0 lead home with the wlnnlng run Monday forSt. Loulslntheflrst three Innings . nlght as the llld ians beat the Angels Alterward, despite setting the Reds down In order only once. John Stuper coasted to his s ixth triumph In e ight decisions on a nine-hJtter. Porter, who had started the d ay In a 1-for -12 slump. enjoyed his second-most productive day at bat G-5. The vict01y b roke the lndl ans' four -game losing strm k and the An ge ls ' seven -gam e winn ing streak. ..--------------1 Scioto Downs pacer results. Chances ilre your home IS worth more tllan you leatIZe and WOUld COSt tar more to replace . pe'rhaps 50% to 60"/o. than tust a lew years ago Has your h ome tnsurance kept pace w1th the steady nse 1n construct1on Costs? , · Wa tt be happy to help you f1nd out It"s pan ol our servtce as an tndependenl tn surance a gency repre· sen!lng State Auto G1ve us a call You ·11 lind we ·re tnends you can depend on ~Ea€-& ln....-.- &onto. Our interest rate on home equity loans just took a turn for the better. COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP ) - Lumbering Mel . SkJpper Dale Marx and Friendly Leader captured the three divisions of the Ohio Sires Stakes for 4- and !>-year-old pacers Monday at Scioto Downs to earn points towa_rd an $85,<XXJ final in September. Lumbering Mel. driven by Joe Adamsky, completed the mile In 1: 582-5 to win his first start since March 17 and pay $6,$3.80 and $3. ~. In second was P et Hymn , who paid $6.40 and $4, whlle third-place Moonlight Ace brought $7.~. Skipper Dale Marx, driven by Ted Rau , paid $2.00, $2.£,() and $2.20 for the ninth-race victory, also In 1: 582-5. Second-place R.T. Llttleblt paid $16.00 and $4.00. while Map's End paid $2.80 to show. .. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Si!V'ed Rob ~~ . pttcher. FOOI1IALL u.Med!I&MPif'...... ~ York. t nl Oakland at Milwaukee. 1n1 llaltlmcre at Mlrmeota, tn l Kansas Clry at Texas. 1n 1 NATIONAL LFAG1JE EAST DIVIiiON St . Ulull VICTORY BANQUEI' -Tom Sneva, winner of · Sally Lynn French of BrazD. Ind., at the Vil'tory the Indianapolis 500, chats with 500 Festival Queen Banquet Monday night. ( AP Laserphoto )· """DALL Seattle al Ck-YPiand. m l ~· Dk>go les IRAIM ~ .11 . 1n1 Wem.!ay'1 GU11ftl OI IC'ago at Bailon, 1n1 CaUtomla at 81 San Nt'W York 1Holman ().2\ al San F'ran clsco \ Laskey &-4 ! , I nI PbUadrlphia iH~Xbon (}0 ) a t Lui 1\ ng~• cbeltrrger 1·31. 1n 1 Oaltland 1Com·u:v !Haas 2·11, {n l 429 l2 San FranciS('() S. Nf'W York 0 du)ar l--61. 1n 1 Monln!al I WPish 0- 1\ 1() til... M:MJdaiy'11 G.-net~ PITL<b.irgh 8. 1\tl:mla 1\ St. Louls !1, Onctnnall I Houston 9, Chk'8f!O 7 C'tnctruu:ill 1Puloo KaMa.'\ City at T('IUlS, p(XJ. rain 'IUeMII\Y'!'I Galtlftt Ch it' ~ tBanlli5tt'r 2.f>l 11 1 IO] ed.ll :.!-1 1. tm a~ Atlanta INk'kro H l at Plttsb\lrgh 1Thn n. Boston 4 Toronto G, Detroit t _m Atlanta San F'ranc!sro nt'lll· ll , MUwauket' 6. Seattle J Otic~ Montr1'a.1 PhURdelphla PON'l'IAC, Mic h. (AP) -Terry MUler scored two touchdowns and MlchJgan 's defense forced several key Tampa Bay m istakes in the P a nthers' 43-7 rout of the Bandits Monday night . The defense forced four fUmbles, recovering three; blocked a punt a nd had six sacks for~ yards . Michigan quarterback Bobby He bert , who connected on 13 of 23 pas sattempts for l 66 yards, tossed a 27-yard touchdown st rike to tight e nd Mlke Cobb In the first quarter to cap a 76-yard drive, eight plays ,Uter the defense recovered a fUmble by Bandits' quart erback Mlke Ke lley. A fumbled punt set up Mille r's first 1"1'>: a 10-yard sweep early In the second quarte r. giving Michigan a 14-0 lead. The Panther s· defense downed the Bandits ' Greg Boone in the end zone for a safety a nd placekicke r Novo Bojovlc booted a 42-yard field goal to give Michigan a 19-0ha lft lme lead. - - - - - - - - - - DENVER GOLD-Named Gknn Hydt>. M otfto~tvf.' Ltnf.' ptayt'r· offen~lve lac~. W LPCl. GB 17 -~ - • co.ct1 and Mkt\JII!I Ollrch as dloter\SIW llne~- · River Down!! re!!ulls • CINCINNATI (AP) - Jockey Garth Patterson rode Logan County to a one-length victory Monday In the $15,00added Pegasus Stakes at River Downs . Logan County ran the mile and H6th In 1: 45 to return $9.60, $5 and $4.40. Mickey's DevU paid $5. ~ and $4.40 lor place, and Contratante returned $3.60 tor show. The 3-9 dally double combination of Startalatem In the first race and Essex Place In the second paid $59. RIOtARD L. SLACK, M. D. Physician & General Surgeon OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Office located at 271 N. 2nd. Middleport. OH. (Behind Villa&e Pharmacy) Ph. 992-2255 (Middleport office) If no answer, call: In Point Pleasant 1-304-67575267 1.3 24% • I ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE• lhars a lower rate than we've been able to offer in some tlme. But hurry. This rate is only good through June 15. . / ~~ CITY tQ\N &. SAVINGS ·a Contr:ol_Data Company GMLIPOLI~ 356 Second Ave . 4-46-1973 POMEROY: 125 E. Main St.. 992·2171 GENERAL TIRE SA'fS ... ; "2·7161 'I • �.. Racine alumni ·award twins scholarships The Daily Sentinel By The Be:nd Nlck and Chris Bostick, twin sons of tdr· and Mrs. Jack Bostick, Racine, were presented the Paul H . Carnahan Memorial Scholarship SaturdaynlghtattheallllualRactne Alumni Banquet. ' Each were presentea a $Jll scholarship. They plan to a ttend Ohlo Unive rsity this fall. Crowned qul'<'n during festivities was Mel Weese, daughter of Don and Lillian Weese, Racine . J eff Thornton, vice president of the alumni associa tion, class of 1979, crowned Miss Weese. Other candidates forqul'en were Tuesday, Nay 31, 1983 "' Coolville clinic to expand hours of operation beginning' June' 13 K. Brown C. Crooks M. Darst S. Lohrer · P. Swisher B. Houck Middleport alumni award scholarships to students ·A highlight of the a nnu a l Middleport High School Alumni Associa· tlon banque.t held Saturd ay ni ght at the Middleport E lem entary School was the awa rding of eight schola rships a nd the presenta tion of two plaques in recognition of spec ial service to the Associa tion. Alfred Scarbe rry prcsid<'d at the ml'<'llng with the other officers, Yvonne Sca lly, vice president; Ann Johnson, sec retary, a nd Carolyn Grueser , treasurer. Har ry _Featherstone of the class of 1948 was the master of cere monles with the invocation bclnggivcn llyL. W. McComas , former s uperintendent of Middleport H lgh Sc hool. Gordon Ha rri s played the pia no for group singing of the fight song and the a lma ma te r, "Orange a nd Black. " Receiving the plaques in rPCogn ltldn of their service a nd devoti on to the Associa tion were Lois McElhinney a nd Harold Hubbard . Susan Park Schola rships of $4SO ·each were awa rded to thefoiJowing sons a nd da ughte rs of Middle por t High School gradua tes, a ll ha ving a cumula tive H I grad e average . Karfa Brown , da ught e r of Wil lia m a nd ·Myrvllle Stewart Brown, who will a ttend Ohlo University wh e r e s he pl a ns to s tu dy journa li sm · Cynthia Cmoks , da ughte r of Edwa rd and Judy Sa ue r Crooks, who ·has enrolled a t Musklngum CollegP whe rP shP piRns tosludy for a degree In psychology. Misty Darst, daughte r of Da le and Peggy Lewis Da rst, who plans to ma jor In English a t Brigham Young Uni versity ln Provo, Ut ah . Bre nd a Hauck, da ughte r of .J an a nd Bonnie Va n Cooney Ha uck, who will attend Ohio Norihct'n University In pre-la w. Shari Lohrw , da ughte r of William a nd Carla Wilson Lohre r, who , Hoover birthday WINNERS has enrolled at Ohio University where she will ma jor In communications a nd marketing. Paula Swishe r. da ughter of William a nd Nola Knopp Swisher, who will stud y computer science a t Hooking Technica l Colle ge . Susann a Wise, da ughter of Roscoe a nd Mary Wise, will study nursing a t Ma rsha ll University. The scholarship committl'e com posed of Lois Bailey Mc Elhinney, Mary Lu Ha rtinger Boggs, and Mlld r<'d Ohlinger Ba lley re ported tha t the Susa n Park Scholarship now sta nds a t $27,569.7 5. OnJy the Interest from the fund may be used for schola rships. Besides the Park scholarshps, the Edward Lewis scholarship was a warded to Swisher . Approx imately 270 alumni a nd guests a tte nded the banquet which was followed by a da nce a t the Meigs .Junior High School a uditor ium where m usic was provided by "Bad Ha bits. · Uut <Jf county alumni Llttenrhf In cluded Lois R.osr>nbaum. Du nvlllc. Cil llf.1 J amC>S ll la kPr . Sa nto 1\ na . Ca lif.; S haron Davidson . Morristown, N.,J.; Jullf' Peterson. Merrill I sla nd. F'la.; Cla rcnCf' Stoltcnhoff. CoCob Conn .: Phy llis. .Ji vtdf'n, Attlen.;;: 0.1roly n l.lt ehrll'ld , Point Pl('/lsa nt , W . V~ .• HIC'hard a nd Marl (• PlekLn 'i, Cht>s hln o; Rlrh r·otumbus: Helen Stewart , Ma son, H av~ . w.va.: I .an )' Gl a ncy, Bai nbridge; Mlchaelll ac kNt , Ft . Myl'rs , F'IH .; Cha rll>s Holllngshed, Gallipolis; . J ud y Vah Coo nf')' Hasstngrr. Gref'nfll'l d, Ind. These grads were awarded scholarships by Middleport Alumni. 5. Wise E tta· Ma y Nor ton, Chillicothe: Caroly n Sear le5, Columbus: J ack Lloyd, Brookfield: Hr>IPn Ll oyd. McConnelsvi l le: Charles and Dec Vr om an, Belpre; Bill Moor e, ChUIIcoth(>: Clarence- Stewart, Jea ~ ne Bowles· Gross. Bo nnlf' a n,d .Jan HC\Ut'k, .,Cotumbui -WilH am OJI(IS, Athens; Ho;~.rry Fca t!iers"tone, w ooSt-pr ;· F- rance; Drt'rl nf>r, St. Albans ; Judy Owrtw1 Dow linK, Bay VillagE;: Sarah Klontz, Bremt'11; E:d and Ruth Tewksbary. Wells ton: M arjorie Mll chell, Athens: Frankli n Black· stone, E nglewaxl: Harty Jobb. Miam i, F' la.: Rose Hac ke.tl Tribble, St. Al bans, W. Va .; Dove Slover , Lancaster : Dottle Sam Pson, ·w.va:; Sc\otov\lle. Lois Diles Bush. Columbus: Beverly Perri n Dlxoo. l.a kf.' Orin, Mich .; Frank and Shir!(1-' Eastep, Daytort N8omi Durst. D iane Rich· mond Ml.'yer. Minnesota, Carol Bl aker Oller , Stoc k jX)rt; Arlene KlnR, Br onx, N .Y.: Patty Lamlx'rt Ooo llltl<', Berea: Robert HarriS. Col u mhu~ . Betty Allc>nsworth, Grovep::>rt: Rotrrt and H<t7.t'l Guinther, Columbus: John Di xon. South. Clla rleston. W.Va.: .John Ba('On. 'v\" t'!'; tr>r vlltC': M arvi n Kellv . M idl and, Mich.; J.kott y Hummer, Gordon ·and Ma r)' HarTls. .('olumhus: Wilbu r Howley, Ironton; Paul Kf'f ns, Grovl' Cit y; J ane Stout , Nor1h Canton : Mr . and Mrs. llolx!rt Mit ch , Wh('f'\lng, W.Va .: .Judy Brooks. S pr ln~da lc. Ark.: Bruce AlnR;ll am . R.avPn~wood. W.Va.: .Jam es Bow les. Poin t Plt'asant . W.Va .; Leal1 Park('l·. Ca nto n: a nd .Jamt'5 Wilson, Sa ndusky . Beginning the week of .;rime 13, the Cool~ Clink wtll .expan<;! Its !lOurs of operat1911 to lour days a . week. Currently open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, the cllnlc will also soon be open on Tuesdays. The Coolville Cllnlc, which provides famlly health care, Is operated by the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation. Medical stat· flng Is supplied by the Ohlo University College of Osteopathic Medicine. • Thomas Thesing, D.O., selVes as medical director. Students from the College of Osteopathic Medicine rotate through the clinic to obtain famlly practice experience In a rural setting. In July ihe number of students receiving part ol lheJr educaticll at Coolville will Increase slgnJIIcl!ltly due to changes In·the mediCal school curriculum. The cllnlc ll open to all citizens of the Coolvlll<! BJ"@B. Payment for sei'V1ces can be made directly as well u through Insurance and Mother-daughter dinner conducted in Pomeroy Member : ThE' A ssoci ated P ress, In· A mother-daugher banquet was conducted recently at the Pomeroy Nazaren e Church . Madeline McClung had scripture and a JlDeiTI, a nd the blessing was given by Mam Je StephenS!>!). , . . Others attending were Dorothy Bentz, Nancy Aeiker, Carla Aelker, Anita and Lonnie Van Cooney, Marianne and Jeanine Smallwood, · Joyce Barnes, Freda and Carol Henderson, Bar,hara Colmer, Shari Blackwell, Tammy Jolmson, Alberta Snider, Nancy Whltteklnd, Paulette Farley, Mary and Pam Walburn, VIrginia Smith, Jona Brickles , Nora Nltz, Christine Nltz, Vickie &;llaeffer. Chapter installs officers RickY Hoover, Jr., cele bra ted his fourth blr1hday recently a t the home of his parents. Rick and J aequc lln<' Hoover . A Superman cake was servrd along wllh lee cream . pot a to c hips and fruit drink . At tgndlng were Mr . a nd Mrs. Manford Hutton: Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Hoover ; Mr. a nd Mrs. Steven Hoover, Ashley a nd J . R ; Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stewa rt, Cindl and Jonathan. Othe rs presenting gifts to the boy wer e Mr. and Mrs. James Hutton and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Powers. Forest Run UM receives members in Sunday service Flve new members we re welcomed Into chureh me mbership at the Forest Run United Me thodist ChurehSunday morning. · Jerlfllfer Arnold and Don Han·ls were llaPtlzed by the Rev. Stanley Merrttield. Their sponsors were MArcia Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Harrison. Others taken Into mem\M!rshlp were Kimberly Rousf1, Khrlsta Roush, and Bill Call. AU atl.ended an eight week conflr· mattop class sponsOred by the United Methodist Church. To conclude the service, ihe sacrap1ent of Holy Communion was serv~ to Ure congregation by Merrttleld. tV!IPIIU~M) POSTMASTER : Serle:! addres s to ThP Dail y Se ntine l, 111 Court St., POmeroy, Dhlo 45769 . SUBSCXIPTION RATES "The golden era of Pomeroy" was the way William He nry H<trrlson "Tippy" Dye described the· athletic programs of tne early 19:lls,when he addressed the nearly ,500 Pomeroy High . School alumni and guests a Itending the 65th annual reunion Saturday night at ~e Meigs High School cafeteria. Dye pald tribute to the teaching and coaching staff at that time as well as several outstanding players. Both he and Fred Crow·of the class of 1933 went on to play sports a !Ohio State University. · · The - r~tired athletic director ·or Northwestern University ' now s!dlng In Florida, said that there is no place he appreciates more than Pomeroy. He spoke of the great ptld e he feels In being a graduate of Pomeroy High School. His talk was )nar ked wlth h umor and he sa ld Jhat sometimes he thinks reunions are times when Classmates like to g. et-together to see who's falling BJ Carrier or M.Wr Route · One Week ... ....... ..... ................ $1.00 One Month ................ ......... ...... $4 .40 One Yea r .. . .. , ........... 1.......... . ... $.'>2.80 . . SINGLE COPY . PRICIIII . · Daily .. ..... .> . . . . . : . . . . . . . Subser J"" rs not • ... .. d~ s lrln~ "20 Cen ts topa y thecar- r l(' r may r e-lftlt In advance di rect to The Dall y ~11tinel on 3. 6 or 12 month ba s is . Cr edit will bP rtven ea rrler each m ontl1 . No subsc ript ions by mall Pf'rmltt M i n towns whrre homl' c arrier service Is ava ll abk>. MAIL SU BSCRIPTIONS loldr Ohin 1".1 WeeKs .... ............. ... SloJ .04 2l:i Weeks . ~.............. r·, ... ............. lO . 52 Wf'i.' kS ..... ,, ...... .............. ...... $..'>l AS Oul,.lde Otdo Sn... re- .......... ............... St 5.21 ........ " ... 129.64 ....................... 15&.21 W N"" k~ DOESN'T DAD DESERVE A STIHL'"? !!part. The Invocation was given by the Rev. Wald Radford of the class of 1916. • The presiding officers were Sue 2irk.le, president; Joanne Wtlliams, ttrst vlce president; Mary Jane ftr 1' lse, second vtce president: Susan Pullins, secretary-treasurer; and Dottle Musser, assistant secretary· treasurer. Sure h~ does. Ttwi world 'S great_est dad de serves the wor l d 's g reatest chain saw . lt s c:>ne s_ure war. to help htm tame the tou g h j o b s. This yea r give him the best - gtve nom a Stthl. 010 AV Qasses recognized durtng the . evening were 1918, 1923, 1928, 1933, {938, 1943, 1948, 1953, 1958, 1963 and ' SPECIAL PRICED $20990 t.'968 • President al the reunion werft The Bob Roberts Scholarship was .POMEROY HOME & AUTO \)f Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wlse, ~iddleport, who plans to a ttend Marshall University where she wUI i'i:Udy nurslng. Brake Service ' Officers elected for the 1984 reunion were Joanne Wllllams, president; Mary Jane Wise, first ~ce president; Susan Pullins, ~econd vice president; Dottie Musser, secretary'treasurer: and Yvonne Young, assistant treasurer. Named to the executive commlttl'<' were Kenneth McCullough, Susan Burgess, Erllne Bumgardner and Kenneth Wiggins. A collection was taken lor the scholarship fund. Struble announeed that the PHS trophies are riow In a display cabinet at village hall, the former Pomeroy Senior High School building. The Biggest Name in little Computers® SALES • SERVICE LEASING • TRAINING TRS-80® Stewart : Herb, Ma rci a. Angle, Amle, Beckie a nd Bra ndle Elllott; Bob, Iva , Robert, Jolm and Melissa Sisson: Jim, Kathy, Jlm Bill, and Be ve rly Ste wart and Stev~ Lambert . Save •100 19995 202 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. STORE HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9 to 8; Sun. 1 to 6 SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1st Don't Forget.. ... :Father's Day, Ju.ne 19th • - =~ints lou TV and BANQUET SPEAKER- On behalf of the 30th anniversary class of Pomeroy High School. wunam Henry Harrison "Tippy" Dye spoke to the more than 500 alumni and guests on the golden era of Pomeroy sports. Colu m bus: Mrs . A . Leo ta ~ndall, Warr (>n, Mich.: Donald D. Talc. Brookpark: Sandra Wills Spencer. V Incent: Robert L . Hamm and Ma rtha· Roed(l l Hamm. Chillicot he: Ha rold C ruescr , Poca. W. Va .: Mar~ ll a Flshc>r K arnes . Columbus: Daniel Struble. Wester· v11!e; Aus!ln B. c ampbell , Fayenevtllc. N c. : Ann Allowuy, Belpre: Donald M. 'Doves. Pol and: C. K. Hl! e, Finalev: ! vena E . E riekson, Tonaw and·a. N.Y .: Cha r les Dt.:>a n Hysell, Ashley: Rc hla Brtcke~ Hysell. Ashley: Patricia Ann Hysell Sheet. Ashley; Et hel M ae Hysl'll, Ashley: Elm f'r r.rur>SPr. Point Pleasant, W.Va . M arcella Compton Haslam . Short Hill, N.J.: Edhh Buwen Wll l. Chap<•! Hill. N.C.: Da rwin R. Brya n. Col umbus: Ly dia E l ber · field Siddall, Marlena: Wilma Ohttnger Acord , H('bmn : &tty Story M cConnaugh ey, Clnct nnall : PE>a rt Hawt horn e, Jr., Lou!Svtlle. K y .: Ra<"hel Roush Gorman . Co lumbus: Daisy Russel l Gil logly. Alba ny: Ka ren K. Mll!er Glloon . Sprl nt<ftetd: Roben stog ie. I r onton: Ma lcol m Hart ley, Lor ain: Fay Thomas DeWt>es. Gr ove Citv: WUllam Henry H arrtson Dy£> a nd Mary Russl'll Dyf' . P or:t Ch arlotte, Fla.; Ra lston R ussell Jr., Colum· bus: E lleen Wel ker. Columbus: Te1n F ult. l Becker , Ubanon; Sand y London MOOr e a nd Doug Moorl', Piketon: Fra n~ Hous h Weber , Co lumbus . Frances Dye Harris, CotumhiL.; Rod ney Kollh and Donna Smllh Evans. Newark; M ar gar et Hobstetter Hill , Dayton; M arla G rueser Byl lcks. Hanvi iiP: Cla rl' nf'l' R . Bailey. Sprlngflold; Peggy Story McDonald, Nelsonvill e: M ildred Stockt on Bern ard, Ralph 8£'rnard , Cool vi lle: H t:~ r riPt K Fwt ng , Columbus: Cathy F'ull2 Tc!zrow, Hudson; Llewcll Roush, Columbus . L il ly and .Tolln Strlrktand, WUOllvlll£': Ch{'St<'r B. H.ou.~l1 . Columbus: Sa lly Bart<>Ls Ayers, A thens : Carrol H . M cKenzie, CalllpoU.S : l.tm Bennt'lt. Ca nton ; Shirley Huma n , Belpre: Gene Harmon , Belpre: Ro land R. Fis her, Columbus: Vlrgfl Hayes. Columbus; Kathryn Wilson Hayes. Columbus; Ted F is her , New Richmond , Sue Johnson F isher. Columbus. J ohn and JanE> & 1w r , MUlersport: Bett y an d James Conklf', Cheshin': fktt v M ac · Clon ch. C'olumhus Q>ne Rom ln('. P lc k ('r\ngto n~ Ray Sh a s· tren , Ba \1\mor r: Ok.l a SpcnC('r H yst'll , Columbus: Nor m an Spent'Pr, Coa l C.mvP: Loulc; Bun !Nte Cr f'bs, W<>st Sal(•m: J Pannr Hines Lletwil f'r and E dwa r d Llr twll r-r , Col umbus: Hobart L. Young a mi Evd y n F' ldc Young, Sldn ('~; Theda Ma rt in Ciar·k and Thomas Clar k. La ncas t<'r: Vi rginia Cnw, Columlius: Jennifer Ct""(>\.\' Brow n. Dav td E . Brow n. Pamela Cr("<A' Napper , Columbus: Geo r~c R. Star chf'r, Wes t Colu mbia, W .Va .: SuE' Cram er. M arion: Do nald A. Mill c-r . Sunnyvale, Ca lif. Hrenda Wagner and Roger AI11\S, Lo~an : Myrna M aaji! Lowf'. Colum bus: Elf'a nor Smll h Wal! (>rs , T olf'do: William Feu v. The Plains : Sa ndi f'('tty, The Plains : ·c r ac(' Humphr ey Drak (', Westerv\ 1\f': 13\1\y Qua lis. Gallipolis: Hor tell('(' Arno ld Epli~. G a ll ipolis: Dr. Edna Arnold Gat\1('!';, Galli polis: Janice Eskew Nol an, Newar k: Charll:'n(l Rutherfo rd , Lawrl•nn!bur~ . Ind .: R i chard Cr"O\.'•, Warren: Charlot tf' Thomas Cr em <'a n<>, Galllpoll'); l...c<> Wince . Za n<'Sv!llt•: Mlkr Ohlll'l gf'r, Rot.>rt R••lnha rt. A II:J<l nv: Hn rold Eug('ne Smith, Mansfield. · Helen Bost('r , Calll polls; Jr11 n Chapma n, Pa rk ersb u r~ : Milt on and A nnabe lle Houda· stwlt, Ga. ll\polls: J ane and Danny M!tc hcll, Millw ood, W.V a.; Jenn y Mf'nehlnl, Wll ml n2· 1on. Del.: J eannf' Wlll lam.'i Hundlf'y, r. a. hann a : M a r ~ u e rltf' Durrr Karr. Bl r · mlngham , Ala .: M \cll ael Hargraves and Ret«-ca Slivers Hargraves. Athens: Robe11 ~- . Ro~ rts . UnlontCM'n: Ttxl mas M . Crown, Pot nt Clinton; Rl'V . Wal d R.1d ford, Ek>avcr. Lor in ~ Vaughan. SUver Peak. Nf'v.: Dwig ht Car l, Wilmington. Del.; Mary E . fa.Q("C knE'r Hort on, Huntington, Pa .; M ar garM Stan\(')' Ehman. Galllpolls: Joh n W['('ks , Barbma W<>eks , 111<' Plai ns; Jerry Well, Sha d(': Alfr ed Sisson. Ca lton : K at hryft QuaJ is P arker . Columbus: .l ack M atson Columbus: Bob Wiley, Col umbu!J; Ch ar!~ Hutrlngton , ()('troll , Mlcl1 .; J ean I...ec EcRard. Indiana polis, Ind .; M ary Higgins. WestPr· vill••: ~t:y Ward M('('S , C.olumtJ.Js; Rosl•m . ary W <,-~r d Dotez. Columbus. Men 's Tube Socks '"' Orion Crew Socks -01-- •"•~ ••r.o ·-"""' ,... -....,. OF E. S. VILLANUEVA, M.D. Chphics P'rinter. Built-in cOmmands ·. -limpllly 2tl-lti2 ·WILL BE CLOSED MAY 28TH- JUNE 5TH . ploltipg. HOUSE SHOES • M'<Orted •tyl.,. In brown and hlack el.eathrr ~ol.. oSizrs 7-12 ri!!~~~~~!!~~;~;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l HANDKERCHIEFS • I 6" • 16'" n..,lly hemmed PKG. Of 3 MOTOR OIL 19995 I •, I .I quarl .JO BEVERAGE GLASSES " eo.. 8lnlliV 8AVE.30 • Noe-deWrpnt Vaseline BRAND INTENSIVE CARE ................: ..... ILII Reg. 249.95 I ::.:0'!:' - fou can't match this price for a SoUd. Oak Bedroom! · • ·(IIIII 0. Vt-s) Rea. $760 41\IG $ • f-"tt r over · dry ~ kin '""' "'"'' eo.o> ·, ·....' .. BA R SOAP o 16 Ol . • (;tntlr and Pun .\\J II baby oil " I '" . -..--... ~ 1 .""":'r. · · ~ . - ·-~-· VIllAGE PHARMA(:Y Mlcklle HI rgens.· J lllllor ® LOTION .1 60 l . .,.,..,.u !0 . . - w~ipt 2: .. I ... - .................. :... SLtJ • $ l2 ............................... 1Lt9 ' ll .......... ............ ......... lttl !OIM ........................ I141 ..................... ........... 11.41 ' VMID:..,JO.Jooo! SEE IT AT YOUR NEAREST RADIO SHACK STORE. COMPUTER CENTER OR PABTICtPAnNG DEALER MEN'S UNILAI 1I SpeciaUi Print In Color and Save sso and 50% cotton •Sizes3 0 42 75' ··-. ""' llpl\lnumerici 111 lour colors with ~ IIJe.priced CGP-115 Color ~~ ~!~~~® ~Ivester Urlnn · • Rrlnfun"nl hrrl11nt1 11..- flloo I prlots ............ "' .... · - 0 . . bw;owdlbJe graphics and print 8 • I (} Qo4 ·- DUE TO VACATION THE OFFICE J ·rutlt' . • -\u\-lk and Jll•l~f"..l r r •L•amtoP•sws•• Willi c.lllr ........... • UM lnateni·LOitdlng • Set Ups 8udlll Progrem PlkTI>1 Certrldgee •KMII~l-llt .... • Help TeiiCh the Kkhr • Altiii:IIM 1e Afrr TV I • MEN'S Knit Shirts Jogging Shorts ~. Pe on slides, mo · arid • Men'• c.t. No. it-1010 And Cllelle a-d Gil!* The welcome was given by Thornton. and Carna han. class of 1979, presented the qul'en candidates and Introduced the members • otthe1983gradua tlng.class. Satislactio'n Guaranteed $5995 . Special! flet.2t1.15 • Pllly Actloh, Adv.nlure treasurer. SYRACUSE, OH. PHONE 992·5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable and beddtng plants. foliage plants and hangtng b~skets. Also a large selection of shrubberY and dward fruit ll•es. OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 GENE·RAL STORES .' . Among t~ out of county alumni r eturning for the banquet were James D. Smith. ON SAlE! Pre-graduation party given Mr . a nd Mrs. William Brown hosted a pre-gradua tion party on May 21 honoring their da ughte r . Karla. Att ending were he r sisters, Ter-esa a nd Kelly Brown; Iva f\Warded to Susanne Wise, daughte r 608 E. Main Ph. 992-2092 Pomeroy Fn>nt End Alignment Most Can . Mu r tha Ar~)l: l l'r , !'olumblts: Hay Aikin '. ( 1•lum lms: (lair Ath£',\1. Ch£'Sl1irr.: I..N:Iil' i\Jl(l t 'NIII , f; nmpolls F t'rr, ·: G lndvs A. ms· bMV . ( i<~ ll lpnll'i : VI'I ' Jl OT t Alvis anr1. Thomas l lt't•wPr. Sprl n).{fiPid: Dann Bu rton. Cleve-- r;:===:::::::;:;::;:::;:::; HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE 8 Pomeroy Alumni hear Dye speak land Dall y Press A.ssocl a ton and the Amer ica n NewspapPr Put?Hsh€rs As· soc latlon, National Adwrt!stng Rep resenta ti VE', Branham Newspaper Sa l es, 733 Thi r d A ve nue-, New Y ork . New York 10017. Rutland alumni banquet attracts 400 plus grads Ru tland Civic Cent er to he lp purchase a new public addt-ess system . Officers Plccted fo r 1984 were Richa rd Rupe, c lass of 1947, pres ident ; Jim Sheets , 1962, vice pt·cs lde nt; J a ne t Morris. 1948. S<XTI'tary; Ma rie Birchfie ld a nd Virgi nia Michae l. 1951, treasurer. E nt prta ln ment was pro vided by Donna a nd Rex Thornton on guitar a nd banjo, Ki lty a nd Roger Shultz wllh the Ca pita l Clty Cloggers, a nd Ber na rd Connolly a nd Carrie Ann. Playing for round. squa re and c logging was the WPst VIrgin ia Mounta in Boys. Out of county a lumn i returning for the ba nque t were: Ronald Salser and benedlc!lon by Robert Dudding. ;c;;ln;;e;;U;n;;l;;ted~;;;;;;~Th~e~ln~v~oc;a:t:lo:n~w~as~~gl~v~e~n~by~~~~~S~U~N~O~A~Y~· ~1~t=o=5===~ SCHOlARSIDP WINNERS - Presented the Paul H. Camahall Memorial Scholanhip SaturdaY night at the annuaJRaclne Aiumnlwere Nick and Cluis Bostick, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bostic k, Racine. 'Dtey were ~ a scholarship each for S300 by Barbara Pierce, : secretacy·lreasu_rer. Publl!ll!ed f!"'fefY afternoon . Moilday through Friday, 111 Court Stf'l't't , by th~:> Ohio Valley PubllshlftgCOmpany . Mul· timed Ia , Inc ., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, 992· 21:;6. Second class ~X~Stage- pa id at Po· m er oy, Ohio. 52 J oan Ste wa rt. president ; .Jerry Bl ack, vice preside nt ; Pa tty Cla rk . se c r eta t·y; a n d J i m Fink . Methodist Church and Is president of the Meigs County Board of Edueatlon, and been a member of tlle board 28 years. ortlcers elected for the 1~ year were Thornton, president , Janis Carnahan, vice presldent , Betty Wagner. second vlee president, DaJe Hart, third vice president and Barbara Pierce, secretary- Kitty Sellers, Tammy Meadows, r.:_m ::_e::.m:be;;r_o;f;;th;e;;ka; . P eggy Green. Kathy Baker a nd Missy Cwnmlns. There were 355 persons in attendance, with Ura Morris , c lass of 1913, the oldest graduate atte nding. Joy Ellis of Slmi. A DlvMte• ef ll..tUmedla, lac, 11W~s treasurer. A $350 dona tion was ma de to the Ricky Hoover .Jr. Medicaid or Medicare. 1n l!-ddltlon to providing health care lor Individual citizens, the cllnlc works closely with · the · Federal Hocking .School Distrlct. School employee and high school team physicals are given at the clinic. presented a gltt lor having trave led lhegreatestdlstancetoattend. Un Cirque, meaning clrcus In French. was the theme of the banquet. Decorations and circus drawings were done by 1bornton and famlly. The junior class, who served the dinner, were attired In clown suits. Jeff HarriS, of Harris F arms In Portland, provided nower s for the stageandthedoorprlzes. Speaker of the evenbig · was Harold Roush, class of 1933. Roush, before hlsretlrernent , wasafanner in the Letart F a lls, and POrtland area. He ls a leader. and active The Daily . Sentinel 26 W~s Over 400 Rutl a nd Hi gh School a lumni and guests a ttended the 54th annual reunion Sa turday night a t the Rutland Civic Cente r . F'our r eunion classes recognized were 192:1, with five members present, 19:1.1 with 16, 1959 with five, and I!J!i3 with nln<'. The Daily Sentinel- Page 5' POmenly Middleport, Ohio , ott . ' " $ BARS FOR 75 �6 Page nte Daily SanHnal Pau•or Mldd part, Ohio Tu • f• May 31, 1913 ' The Daily Sentinel Tuatday, May 31, 1983 ' PHONE 992-2156 Dailly • ! MINE RUN • STRIP ~ Pubhc Not1ce IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO HAROLD 0 GRAHAM ET Al PLAINTIFF VS PETER Y MOORE ET Al DEFENDANT NO 83-cV 132 NOnCE BY PUBUCATION TO PETER V MOORE I v ng wt ose add ess s unlmown I deceaseO he unknow n he rs d e\1 sees eg at eP.s adm n st a as t!:>tecu to s and/ o ass gns ol Pet e Young dec LZZE MOORE l v ng who se add ess s unk own I deceased the unknown he s d €\1 sees eqatees adm n s1 a 10 s execu o s ~:~nd / o as ~ gns o I zz e Moo e deceased FRED A MOORE f v ng whose ast known add ess s Rt Davsvll c W Vn 26 42 decca cd he nkno'hn hfl s dev sr>es ~ Ja ees adm n s a tors e:>teculo s and/ o ass gns at F ed R Moore deceased BESSE MOOR E whose as oa . . known arl I P. SS s A 1 s v leWVa 26142 JOHN L M OORE whose as kn own .1rlrl ess s 1496 W Fo u th S Re t Su nnyv ew T <l e Cou Mansi eld Oh o 449 0 ~ OPCL Mil LEA I v ng w hose add ess s nknown I deceasOO he unknown he s dev seAs og aletts adm n st a to s e~<( C to s and/o ass qns at Ope P M le deceas ed OESS E M PLEASANT v n~ wh o e address s un known I deceasod the un known he s dev sees ega tees adm n s1 ala s exeucto s and o ass gn s ol Dess e M P easan deceased ORPHAJ PRIN CE whose last k own add ess s AI 1 Box 75 Oavsvle WVa 26 142 LAU RA J GU NDERSO N wh ose ii!SI kn own add ess s A I Stodda d W 54658 A P FISHE R f I v ng whos P. ll dd c s s unknow n de ceased !he unknown he s dev sees legat ees adm n st a 10 s exec tors and l o ass gns ol A P F e deceased Yo il e I e eby not led t "' you have been named defend a IS n a ega ac t on ent ed H<J o I 0 G aha et a! Pan t fl s vs Pel e Y Moae e J defendan ts Th s ac on us I m ass gned Case No 83 CV 32 a d s pen d ng n the Common Pea s Co at Me gs County Oh o Po ne oy Oh o 45769 The ob e of he Co nplil n Pubhc Notice hence a ong hem ddle ol the oad south 46 ' degrees ea st 368 feet to the ntersec t on of K ngsbu v Po me oy Ha so nv I e oad t hen ce a ang he m dd e of K ngsbury oad No h 7 93 • deg ees east 28 5 fee t the nce no th 22 deg eas 157 5 2 feet to B acl.: Wa!r t 1 ee 12 nches d ame ter then ce north 22 deg east 3102 l eer to th e mdde ol c: oss taw sh p aad thence a ong the m dd P. of sad oad north 68 5 feet hence no th 2 1 11 deg ees wes 2 3d feet thence nort h 26 deg vves 166 feet to the no thwest carne ol Ma shal 1 2 ac e ac thence west 680 feet thence south 660 lee hence " est 400 leet to he p ace of beg nn ng ccn! a n ng 148 7 iK es be the sa me moe or es TRACT lWO S ua od n Fa c t on 3 Town sh p 7 Ranqe 14 beg nn ng at the no heas carne of F act on 13 thence sou h abou 80 ads o the no theas t co ne of one ac e ot of A M French then ce '10 th 78 df'!g wes about 40 ads to he southeas t co ne of 15 ] JCrPS or E za Dav s hencf'! no th 6 deg ea st 9 ods 1 2 nks thence north 3 deg eas t 32 ods th ence north 2 dP-g P.f!S Aast 5 od hence north east 2 2 ads to the n'(rt h nfl o sad I act an hence eas t 2r: ojs o he pa ce ol beg nn ng conta n ng 18 ac es be the same mor e o es., Excep a wo ac e tract conveyed to T uman 0 xon Volume 146 pag e 537 Deed Rec o ds Me gs Coun v Oh o S tua ed n fownsh o of Sc p a Coun v o Me gs an d Stat e of Oh o to w t Commenc ng n the center of what s known as he K ngsb ry road and ot th o sou hwest co e of a act of and whe n w as own ed by Ha vey Coen hence nort h seven ty th ree {7 3) ads and 11 el e ( 1 2) tee to an ag flP- j co ne hence east twenty I ye 125 ads and t en ( 10 eet a he carne ol ands own ed by Ross Ao ng th ence so th iJ ong sad ne seven ty thee (7 3) rods ar d twelve (12) l eflt bark o he cen te ot sa d K n;1sbu v oad then ce east a o n ~ sad oad lou teen 114) ods o he co e of ands now owned by Coen and French the ce west a onq ad Coen and F ench ne fo ty (40 ) ads thence north f ve (5 ods to the place ol beg nn ng conta n ng I hee (!) acres mare o tess and be ng n See ton Numbe E gh 181 A so th e fol ow ng dos cr bed etJI es a e n f ownsh p of Sc p o Ga I a of Me gs and Str~ e of Oh o and n Sec t on N mbe 8 Town 7 Range 14 of the Oh o Company s P ch:lse and b Ol nded and des c bed as l ol ows a w t Beg nn ng a he so thwes t C£ nf) at a 0 1of and bo ong ng to C r1 rle H Glate a so po nt n the p bl c oad ead ng I om Ha so nv e o K ng sb u y hen ce n a we stfl ly d eel an ulo q sa d oflc1 th ty ods to a s t .:~ kc the Cfl at gh t angles o h a d s anee at 12 7 ods to 'l h cko y oe hence at ghl ches nut tree pa nt n the west I ne of lands of Rav Alk; re and o hers thence south 25 rOds 15 feet on sa d wes I neof sad Alk re land to the 110 t heast carne of a lot of land owned bv Ross Bor ng thence n a weste tv d ect on on the no th I ne of the lands of sa d Ross 6ar ng and the l an ds of Claude H Gaze 59 ads and 10 feet to the northwes t corner of Glazes and hence south the of beg nn ng ca nt a n ng abou th tv 130) ac es mo re o less r.. The above two parcels be ng au of Parce 3 of deed eco ded n Vo u me 8 7 page 5 4 3 Me gs County De ed Reco ds Al so the fo1101N ng descr bed eal es a e s tuated n Sc pro Townsh p Me gs County Oh o bounded and descr bed as IOIIOVIIS Commenc ng n th e cen e ol he Ha sonv le and I( ngsbury road on the ne between he lands now or formerly ooned by H L Coen and Vada M Coen and Colonel Al k re n Sect on 8 Townsh p 7 Range 14 of he Oh o Company s Purchase n Sc p o Townsh p thence n a non he ly d rec on along sad I ne between >M"Iat s now or to merly H L Coen and Co onel Alk re and and now o forme ly owned by Ray Alk re 75 ads and 14 h feet to an ag eed pont thence n a wester y d rect on 35 rods 3 1: feet to an ag eed po nr thence n a southerly d ect on 73 o:J's 12 feet to the ce nter of the Ha so ""' I e an d K n95bury oad th ence n an easte ry d ect on35 odsJ V,feellot he place ol beg nn ng conta n ng sxeen nnd 32/ 100 (16 32 acres mor e o less Be ng pa eel 4 of deed ecorded n Volume 187 page 5 4 3 M e gs Cou nty Dee d Records A so he fCII.DIN ng des Cf be~ Cal es a e s tua ed n Towns h p of Sc p a County at Me gs and State ol Oh a Bounded an the no th by the pub c h ghwa y n the ntersec t o o the K naii bu v oad and the lands of E za W a n~r QS I ~t e on he east by the lands of M F F ench on tre west by lands or Consrder lhe mportanllhrngs you wanllo do r ghl now Add ng on lo your home rnstead of buyrng a new one 1n tOday s market could be a goOd move Cover luluon costs Buy a fuel eff1cren1 oar Lrqu1date balances you owe and come away wrlh a srngle monlhly payment allen conslderab y lower than your lolal present monthly ou!lay Wealherrze your home Whalever the purpose may be you know whal you waAI lo do The lull amount you have In mind Whether you wanl $10 000 $20 000 even as much as $100 000 fr 1d out why families hke yours - worldw de - are usrng over two brll on dollars 1n Benefrclal ~cans to Homeowners Your edge et Beneficial Take advantage of our expenence Your Benefic1al personal frnancral specialist will work With you to create a spec1al plan !hats right for your special srtuat1on Lower rates are avalable to homeowners You have a ch01ce of manageable payment plans In keep!ng w lh your budget and f1nanc al goals An anewer In 48 houre Because you have a busy schedule you can call the special num bers to get thrngs started nght now over the phone We II spell oul all the delarls for you Answer aH your questions Apply today and In most cases we II have an answer lor you In 48 hours Phone now • ._ ,.......... ....... .,....._......... . . ... .... )&.lafe .. ......... w e nty e g h t da ys t a r answ e w I commence on that date In case or you fa lure Ia an s w~ or a herw se re spo nd as equ ed by th e Oh o Rules ot C vI P ace du e udgment by delau t w II be rende ed aga ns you for th e e ef demanded n the camp ant La v E Spencer C e k of Cou ts Me gs County Com non Pl eas Court Oated May 26 1983 15) 3 1 16 7 14 2 1 28 171 5 6ic [QjJ Beneficiar Gallipolis, OH. 17-'--- .,.e...-. ....... ···- Rev~ed Code Plans and spec f cat ons ae the 0 str ct Deputy D rector The D rector reserves the r ght to reJeCt any and all b ds WARREN J SMITH D IRECTO~ Rev 817 73 Public Public Not1ce PUIUCNOnCE A publ c hear ng w I be he d Mond;w June 13 1983 at 7 30 p m n the v tage counc I chamber s at 2 3 7 Race St M8y 13 Ccntroct S.. Logol Copy No 83 513 M dd eport Oh o ONrr PRICE The purpose of the hear ng s to have publ c nput on the propos ed use of gene al e venue shar ng funds Sen o c t zens and oth er nte ested c I zens are nv ted o attend Jon Buck Clerk Treasure V llage of M ddleport CONTRACT th e Sy acuse Ho m e Ut ht es Company Inc the ope a tron ol rt s Purchased Gas Ad,ustmenl Cla use and re la1ed m atters lh• s hear ng s scheduled to beg n al 10 00 a m on Tuesday Ju ne 7 1983 a the offr ces of the Comm sS1on 3 75 S H g h Slroet Co lumbu s Oh o 43 215 A I n t ert! sted p er sons w I be g tven an oppo rtun ty to be heard Further n to rma tron may be obla ned by ~o nta C I ng lh e Comm•sson TH E PUBLIC UTILITIE S CO MMISSION OF OHIO By Mary Ann Orl nsk Sec retary Gall a and Me gs Count es Oh o on one Brdge on US Roue 3 5 Secuon 17 3 1 and two br dges on State Route Public Not~~:e NOnCE TO 810DERS 218 The Boa d of Educa onof tt'le Me gs Locot School D s1 ct des es Ia ece ve sea ted b ds to he lol ow g Student /.lc.c d en ns ance In o der to be conslde ed al sealed b ds sha be rece voo n the treasu e s off ce 6 2 1 South Th rd Avo M ddlepo 1 OH on o bela e 12 00 Noon on June 16ih 1983 The Board of Educa on reserves the gh t to accept o retect any and al b ds Jan e Wagner T easurftr M e gs Local Sc hool D str Cl B2 t S Th rd A"" MrddlepM OH Public Notice INVITING SEALED liDS NOnCE FOR liD The Tuppers Pia ns Chester Wat er 0 stnct s •flVII ng b ds for Sect ons 1237 end 3 13 n Gala County and fou br dges on Stale Route 7 va ous sectiOn s n Me gs County by overlay ng wtth latex mod I ed contt ete an d other related wa k Protect Length - 95B 54 feet or 0 182 m e Wo k Length teet or 03 24 m e 1 708 54 Tne Oh•o D epartment of T ansportat on he eby not f es all b dders thai t w II aff rms t ve y nsu e tt1Bt n any contr&c\ ent ered nto pursuant to th s advBft sement m no ty bus• ness enterpr ses w 11 be af forded full opponun~ty to sub m 1 b ds n response to lh s nv tat on and wrll not be d scr m nated aga nst on the grounds of race color or nat an al ong1nal n consldera t on tor an award M n mum wage rates tor lh s pro ftC! havt1 been p edete..m•ned as reou red by law and are se~: forth tn the btd proposal The date set tor complet on of th s work shall be Sel forth rn the b ddHlg proposal Each bidder shall be required and chass s t uck With 1he to lie Wlth hrs b d a certrtiod foiiO\N.ng spec f cat ons 00 c ab to rear mcle ched: or c1sh•er J check tor an Duals on ear - w lh mud amount equel to lw Ill' and snow t res of ltlllllll. but 1n no tvent moro than hfty thousand dollars or 1 6 ply t res front and rear bond for ... ltlllllll. Stab hzer Bar front end rear Jr West CoMt mirrors Pl'/able to the Director ,__of Rubber floor maiS Heovy duty "n\1 seat Spare and 6 ply trre Heovy duty aux hary roo Brddon must opJ!I\> on the proper forms f01 QuelitiCI1tOn at least ten di'(O ~rror to lhe dale set fOf open n<1 bids rn AND IAVINGIINTHEPRIN CIPAL OF tzo 000 00 FOR THE PURPOSE Of PUR CHASING FIIIE APPARATUS AND TO DEClARING AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE WHEREAS the V llage s of f cer has cert fed that th e max mum matunty of loan 10 be bar owed lor the purpose of ftre appa'ratus as ten ye~rs and has est mated the I fe of the mprove ments as ten vear s and the loan to be borrowed n antrc•pat on thft eof as lou vea s •s sold pubhclv oth erw se one year o n June 1 198 7 and shall be n such denommat ons as may be requested by the purch ase of su ch loan SECTION 4 That such loan shall be e)(ecuted by the Mayor and Clerk and bear tt1e , ea1 at the Corporal on sha I be paya ble at the farmers Bank and Sav ngs Second Street Pome rov Oh o and snail express upon the face the pu po se for wh ch they are bo owed and rhal they are bo rowed j)ljrsu ant a th s o d nance SECTION 6 That sad notes shal f rst be offered to the oH•cer n cha ge of the Bond Ret rem ent and I sad off ce refusefi to take such loan they shal be bor owed by lhe c erk at not less pe and ace ued nterest and an nterest rate not exceed ng 10 percent pe annum The payments of such lo an sha 1 be pa•d nto the proper fund and used lor the purpose atoresa d and for no other purpose and fa wh ch purpose sad monev s he eby appropr ated SECTION 7 Sa d oan shall be the lull gene at ot>l gallon of the V II age of Pomeroy an d the full fa h cred 1and avenues of the same The par value 0 be rece ved f om the loan shall to the ell.tent necessary be used onlytorthe etrei'T' en! ofsad loan at matu tv together w th 151 23 30 21C at such rete not excttdrng tell percem per- annum u may be S!Qned bv the Clerk n h• award of 11id loen •t l)ftvltt 11te such Interest to Me gs County P a bate Court Case No 24 1 1 Add e A Buck 33 120 Ch ld ens Home Ad Pomeroy Oh o457 69 wa s app o nted Executr .x of the estat e of Ga A Buck de ceased late ol 33 120 Ch ld TOM HOSKINS Ph 742 2834 or949 2160 520 i mo Qll PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF RONALD J BROWNING DECEASED c-No 24106 NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ma" 6 1983 n he M egs Coun y P oba e Cou 1 24 t 05 Da e L Brown ng 40 41 0 La urel Cl If Road Pameoy Oh o 4 5769 was app o nted Execu te of th e .9S tat e of Ronald J Brow_n ng deceased late of 40 41 0 Laure ( Iff Road Pomeory Oh o 45769 Ro be E Suck P abate Judge/ Ce k 15 I 7 24 31 3ic KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 APPLIANCE SERVICE ecid boil end rOd outre cllotors We also repaor Ph 985 4269 Ge&TIIt"rb PAT HILL FORD Pomery Mtddleport & Vtcmtty AT NEW HAVEN W VA Chester Oh1o $2 Dewayne W•lhams & Sco1tte Smrth Vard Sale lues 6 / 31 Wed 75 PER TON 6 1 1 8 to 1 at 36 V nton St Galllaoho Ohio MIN 6 TON PHONE 304 273 5555 304 273 5303 All Makes and Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Serv1ce Available ~ RUMMAGE SALE •Washers •D1shwuhers Ranges •Refrrgeratora •Dryftrs •Free:zers PARTS and SERVICE 4 s-t c MEIGS EXCAVATING • Bulldozer & Back hoe Serv1ce •Basements •Footers •Landscaping •Dr~vaways •Farm Ponds PH 742 2407 Or742 2068 5-25-1 "" 2 and 3 2 Deloindonto. No t8 390 - NOnCE OF SALE- EAFORD(H VIRGIL B 'R 1 !> f 1ndSt SALES &SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GU¥SVILLE OHIO Authomed John Deer New Holland Bush Hog Farm EqUipment Dealer Farm Equ1pment Ports & ServiCe I l Ic 20 Years Experrence In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES REAUOR Call 843 5425 5 1 1 mo pd Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 State Rt 141 4 mtlet from Galltpolis TV dresser bed desk cha1r gutter ftddla record player and stand records tapes books amps curtama bowling ball toys hair dryer clo thmg m11c 1tems NEW LISTING - 3 ACRES septic tank TP wale and electrrc lor $6 000 THE SWIM POOL - Nrce 4 BR older homew1th I " baths ~Is ol closets carpelrng. mod kichen panlry full basemen! and 2car garage for $47 500 n Mddleport RUTIAND - OnRI 124 slh s good 3 bedroom hom e wlh 2 level ~ts 1,I baths and al ut111res RIVER VIEW - Nrce Mrddleport 3 Bedroom stucco home balh nat gas furnace carpet ng. fireplace basement and front porch 325 ACRES - Of woods and fresh atr V1ew of rver lrom the 10 room farm house 2 baths lam ly room i1ee gas heat basement 21arge porches and garage As~n g $175 000 POMEROY - River v"w from these lwo houses and side by side lois All utrhtres bat hs and lwo garages Only $21 000 TROPHY KING Trophy Manufacturers PLAQUES· ENGRAVING 320 JenchD Rd 1-304-675-13 J&F CONTRACTING •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE oWAlER GAS and SEWER LINES oPONDS RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING CONCRETE WORK IIOftDED & WOIIK GUARAIITEED PHONE JIM CLIFFORD 992 7201 Pomeroy Oh1a lJ Z6 t1c 322 No Second St Middleport Oh10 45760 5-25 I rm Pd 3 ? ~ t1c Headquarters for tractors.~ POOLS * F1be rgl ass *Stamless Steel 0 OELL TRUE VALUE LUMBER 14110 Eastern Ave PH 446-7816 PHONE CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy OH Grea: & Patty Gibbs Owners PH 992 2178 3 81< K1tchen Cabmets- Roof 1n1 - S1d1n1 - Concrete Pat1os - Sidewalks New Construction - Re modelme - Custom Pole Blrns CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofing & S1d1ng Co Route 1 Long Bottom OH 45743 985 4193 or 992 3067 ~ 24 I mo John's Auto Sales We sell quahcy used cars 1 614-446-4782 Galhpo hs Ohio FOR SALE 97 ACRES - Will dMde free gas wrth mrome Good 7 room homa modern equpped kit chen I ll baths furnace and sprrng water near Eastern schOO As~ng $79 500 00 or good offer NEW USTING - 10 acres near Burt1ngham 1ust off 33 with all minerals for $1 000 per acre. NEW LISTING - t2 lum~hed rental utllls m Middleport. Neat sms, on level lois. all Illite separate over $30 000 a yeat Asktng priCe IS 1ncome Ho11sirrg Headquarters Vonyl & Alum1num SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. Beautiful Custom Butlt Garages and 4 Lots of clothes and kn1 ckna cks 1: m le out of Evergreen Wntch for s1gn s ··~ · · · ···· · 1 Carpeted bath1oom wrlh shower gas or elect relng furnace & lot Water healer 1ange smk gas elect or battery lights sleeps 6 ex cell en! cond Iron Card of Thanks $2 700 00 or Best Offer PH 992 3005 I ' GHEENS PAINTING INC lndustr al CommerCial Res1denllal lnterror and Exterr at Patntmg SWEEPER and sew ng ma ch ne ropa r parts lind suppl es P• ck up and delivery Dav1 s Va c uum Cleaner one half m1le u p Georges Creek Rd Call Sandblastrng 446 0294 No Sunday Colis 4 9l 3 HOME REPAIR Roofmg Stdmg Troughs Down Spouts W1 ndows Doors For All Your Home Repatrs Free Est1mates Call All types of roof work new or repa1r gutters and downspouts gutter clean 1ng and pamt1ng storm doors and Windows Mill on dollar bmg o July 2 Free bu!l to Cherokee N C For mformat on call 614 992 5007 992 3377 614 986 4184 All Work Gumnteed Call 5433 ~ ROOFING 16 2 0 949-2263 Or 992-279] FOR PROFESSIONAL TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE CALL TERMINIX INTERNATIONAL At Our New Phona Number 992 3325 ,, " $ 3 675 1090 0 54 Mise Merchandise 'Lowest Rates ·Fnendly Seme FREEZER SALE CHEST MODELS 1235 95 5 Cu Ft 8 Cu Ft '285 95 15 Cu Ft 1355 95 20 Cu Ft 1418 95 25 Cu Ft 1472 95 SPECIAL 15 Cu Ft 1325 95 PriCII Good tltru Junt 15 POMEROY lANDMARK ~ 614 992 2111 - For all your w~rrng needs furnaces re serv1ce and m atallet1on Ras1dent1al & Commerctal Call 742 3196 PUPPIES 2 mos old black and tan Call 446 3897 P•" fiVE PUPPIES 7 wko old omall breed Call 388 9900 6 PUPPIES Small breed 7 wko old 614 3e8 9900 ]Jf( Beaut•fut bla c k pupp1es Fat frtendly hke pettmg velvet h:crllent for k d s buthdAy or Fathftr s Day 246 5248 after 6 RADI~RVICE From he Sm1llest Huter f::e to the I.Jrgut Rldta ·~~;~o~Ns~~~~~st NoINsn uP CHARGE THE COUNTY 742-2328 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. - Oozera - Backhoea - Dump Trucke - lo Boy - Trencher - Wat., - Sew., - Gaa Unea -8ap1oc Syatema LAIGI ., SMAU JOIS PH 992 2478 Pomeroy Oh old 304 876 2099 Jlh 992 2174 longhlirtd k1t1en1 6 weeko 304 876 1920 S!ltlllo pd THREE pupproo 2 malo 1 lemolo 2 monthl old 304 875 8138 or 871 4316 6 Ricin• 011 Pit 6'i4-tls-SI91 ~ 10.6--llc \ LOST Male wh1te cat grey spot s between ea rs near Grea sy R1dge Cal 614 643 0166 With reword LOST male coo n dog Color bla ck and tan w1th some wh1t e between hont logs 01soppoared from ho mo no collar If 11nyo n11 hns found th a d og tl ore •s a 860 reward P ease ca 1 446 3687 Lost and Found fox hounde Cottageville Mt Alto area If Men call m Mason June 1 2 3 Clothes of all s•:zas TV game c ha~r ~uzuk• T M260 m111c Genftral Hauhng and Trash removal Serv ce Reltable and dependable Call 446 3159 between 9 and 6 Experienced house paint ng and lawn mower rapa1r very reasonable rateJ Call 446 6688 W1ll do odd and and JObs reasonable Call 614 36 7 7708 Certif ad exper anced tea cher ~ants t o babys t durmg summer Call 446 110 Wolfe Dr Pomeroy June 2 & 3 8 6 Clothe s mfants to adult s M sc It oms Juno 1 4 9 00 6 00 Clothe s t oys book s kn1 c k kna c ks 137 Pearl St M1ddleport 4 famrly June 2 3 9 5 Paul Baer Rt 7 H ghway gar oge S1gns Toys boo ks 1wm b ed & mattress c a mera complete aquanum dn~hwar o n1ce clothes WANTED TO BUY Oldfurn1 turo a 1d Ant•quos or on Iundt ca I Kenneth Swam polls 446 t616 Pay cuh for Used M ob1le Homo or Travel TrA ler Cttll .. ...,,. lrnplwwnvnc , 11 Swing Se1 in good condl LOST melo old pleto hou1ohold1 Wrfto M 0 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh Dr 992 7780 22 Money to loan HOME LOANS 10 1% f xed rato Loador Mortgage 77 E State Athens Oh1o 1 614 592 305t or 1 800 341 6 6 54 m O hiO 23 Profess1onal Serv1ces C& L Bo okkoepmg Br oad rang e of bo o kkoemg and tax !HHVI CBS 9VBII8ble tO SUit your busmess needs Carol Nonl 446 3862 PIANO TUNING $6 ott plus PIANO TUNING LANE OA NIELS R o l1abla serv•ca s1n ce 1966 A sso c ate of Br mc11rd Mus•c Co Phone 614 742 29 6 1 PERMANENT ha r removal Pr o le s11o nal Elac trolvs s Clmc A M A approved Or re ferrals Monday Wednas dity F rrdo~~y by Bllporntmant 304 676 6568 8v•l fitatv 31 Homes for Sale 4 bdr 2 full balh11 frn shed bosemont 2 cor go~~raga Appomtmenl only 203 Ki neo Or Gall po lts 446 122 3 tt'- 3 bedroom 13 3 2 sq under con s tru c t on Ivy Do~~le Subd v 1 o n tc:CK c ontrac lou Inc Cal 614 367 0631 01 446 1769 By owner 3 bedroom home rn A o Grande Oh Call 614 246 6274or614 245 951 7 for appomtment Rea sonabi'V pn ced HOUSE FOR SALE rn Mrd dlaport Nftwly utmodeled home w1th ftreplace posai bte woodburner close to schools and shopping Call 614 992 6941 House whh 8 acret Cell 614 268 8863 lovely 6 rooms Double garage beautifully lands caped area lot Atop Roae H1ll Porn 40 4267 I 814 981 Uoyd Toy Party Plan WORK FROM HOME Call Collect Sherrie 304 736 8330 Owner transferred Mutt sell 3 bedroom ranch Ouit1 country living scenic view Pert time po\ ltlon avatlable for lndivtdual with serious intereet in Meigs Co Hia 1ory Buslne11 background preferred Send resume to Box 145 Pomeroy by June Rustle H1ll1 3 bedroom all electric atorm w•ndowe carport & storage *34 100 3 1983 EOE tlon 304 882 2334 BRASS Wanted to IHase Tra c tors tro11en flatbeds & vans Call 614 446 6209 between 8 5 M oodAV thru Fr day 3 bedroom home at 123 Garf eld Ave concrete pool full basement 2 f~ra placee 2 :.7 baths new CollrptH 2 aero lo t from SR At 7 t o ri ver Owner w II cons dar t~nan c mg Wtth low down payment and 9% tntftrest Call 446 1546 WISH TO HIRE Sharp ambl & tome paper backa Alk for 2 192 or 446 9171 Help Wanted tlous lady to auperv1118 dem onstratora for House of BUYING old lo now com1t1 Country Carrvout tor sale by o wner Upper Rt 7 tn Kanaugn Oh1o Call 446 446 0069 Bt77 holdl Cell 01by A Mortln 814 992 6370 LISHING CO rec ommftnds that you do bu11neu with people you know and NOl to send money through the ma I until you have 1nv1Ut1 gated the offermg 446 4372 814 992 8370 Wanted to buy New uaed & antique furn1tura Will buy 1 p1ece or complete hou11 INOTI CEI TH E OHIO VALLEY PUB Buy ng Gol I S lver Pl atl num Gold and S1lver pn c es are th e h ghest m two year s check Ol r pu c o s or gold & s1lver scrap Jftwolry Buymg Old cams scrop r ngs & stlverwa e Oa ly quotes avBIIBbl o Als o ca m s & coin suppt es tor sAle Sprmg Vall ey Trad ng Co Spnng Vatl e'V Ptau 44 6 8026 or Completa Auct1oneer Ser vice Also do ap~ra11als llcenaed & bonded to sell Households farm furn11h mgs 8r Real estate Over 26 years tKperlence m buying 8r aalhng new used & ant1que 9 " wanted To Buy Busmess Opportunrty d sco unt s t o semor c it zona churches scho ol s Call 8 II Ward Word w. Keyboard 304 77 3 6785 or 3476 304 773 9186 furn turo 21 446 3t69 or 266 1967 In Rt ck Pearson Au c1tonfter Servtcfl EstQto Farm An 11que & hqu1dat1on sales L• censed & bonded n Oh1o & furniture gold silver dol lara wood Ice boxea 1tone jara entlquea etc Com fly Reword flO 304 671 2028 1171 32811 814 992 3853 onytlme Wanted To Buy Gold stlvftr sturhng 10 w alry r~ngs old corns S. currenc y Ed Burkett Bo~~rbn r Shop M ddlflport 99 2 BEDS IRON Blue Tick Fn10 fam•lv yllrd sate 119 F1fth Stroo t N ow Haven 9 a m till 4 p m Juno 2 & 3 boys And lad•es clothmg anttqu es and m iScellaneou s Items 614 367 71 0 1 Reward Hound 10 mile Leon vlcln Pt Pleasant & VICinity 614 446 0176 Auc tiOn every Fn n1ght at the Hanford Community Center Tru c klo~td s of new merchnnd11e every week Con11gmants of new and used marchand sa always welcome Rtcherd Reynolds Au c tioneer 276 3069 446 4047 m my home ava•lable Call lllnanylal Ouunonds gold bond s ci on r ngs 11lver c o n s 10 1 4 karat scrap J8worly Tawnfly Jawerlers 2nd A11e Galh wva B"abyatttmg Referen ces 810 S Sec Middleport June 1 6 Small appl1ances 11lbers1one bedd.ng I nans clot tung J8Welry d shn furmture Avon to ols lou m sc Someth ng for everyone 8 Au c t iO n Ov e ry Tu es day n1ght Kr odel Park Club House Pt Pleasant WV Au c t lonn o N eal Call 448 7364 MOW Any stze lawn for $3 hr Call 388 8122 We pay c a!lh for llllf! 1 o dnl clean used curs Fren c htown C ar Co B II Grmn J( hr s n Public Sale & Auct1on Baby stt 1n my home toddler 'tntant or elementary Can attend summer recreat on program n Gall poht Call Neighborhood Yaro Sale Rust c H tis Syrac use June 1 2 3 9 a m 3 p m da•ly FOUN D C h1ld s Br o w 1 Wallet at Ga ll a Co Far grounds CAll 446 8317 be twe en hours of 8 am and 12 m1d01gh! collect 614 843 5241 I 1 B Wanted to Do VFW 446 80 26 LOST 2 rod & white mole $11.. ftOII 6 16 Up to 24x36 lns1latd Dor Houses P&S BUILDINGS LOST tan Chihuahua bro wn nose wh1te bhu a o f11 ce Coli 446 3186 or 446 Chular 304 676 11239 UTILITY BUILDINGS 4 fam•ly yard sale Be11de 9 AUCTION ftVftry Saturday n1ght 6 p m Mt Alto Auction B1rn Con11gn menta taken every Saturday 1 00 ttll 111le t1me Emma Bell Auctlneer 304 428 2 part lrlah Set1er pupp ea 1 male 1 female 12 weeks Slltl lllrtfrom 12116 Lost and Found half huoky 8t4 992 6907 992 3702 ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS 6 Osby A Martin '-----.;__....;'.:.":.:':::''.J IL-------'2~2:2"!!!"'W. I old PULLINS EXCAVATING 9 6 6 FAMILY Basement sal& on Te xas Roed Wat c h fo r 5 gns Men end women s Yard Sal e J m e 2 3 9 • m clothes Lots o f c hildren s 1 to 4 p m Center Stroet and baby cloth es Juno 1 2 Mason WV 3 9 a m to 6 p m - - - - - -- - -- Good wat ch dog 6 months old female Half ftlk hound Free to good home 4 pupp1e1 2 male 2 female W1ll be ameli dogs 614 35 Yrs hpenence Around G1veaway ANY PERSON wh o has anythmg to g v e away and does not offer or enempt to offer any othe r th ng for ule may place en ad 1n this column There wtll be no cherge to the advert s•u MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE m~ or Qoes your club or organ1u t o n need e111tra h t ds? W e have a plan to help you for more nf ormatton call 304 Free Estimates George Gum Ph 992 Gun S!loo t Rutland Ame n can Leg10n 1 p m Sun May 22 Absolutely fa c tory ch oke guns only l:t L W nlesel mov ng All Items must got Priced nght Old diShes baby clothes ~tnd accou o •es car seal toy s apphan cas many mr sc Items Wed Thun Fn June 1 2 3 9 to 4 497 Magnoh11 Ouv e Sprmg Valley 1147 BALLOONS for all occ a s1onw. Say Happy FBther DBy Happy Birthday I lovt You Get Well It s A Boy 01 It s A G rl Anyth ng you w1sh to say m o d ffer ent way D el vered 10 hospital or home fo Blmo :sJ' any occa s10n BAll o on s & Co 446 Parkmg Lot Strrpprng Spray Parntmg Texture C9 atmgs FtJIIy Insured- Free f stt mates CAll 614 q4q 2686 8 g Yard Sale BACKYARD SALE Famrly I would l ke to thAnk ea c h one who helped In any way at the t•m e of my ace dent 11nd hosp•talstay Espec tally th e Laurel Chff Free Metho d st Church and the Laurel Cl ff Hoalth Club Dav d Strausbaugh Waterbl a strng Call for free s1dtng es t1mates 949 2801 or 949 2i160 3 fam1ly yard sale 1 m1le out George s Croak Follow 11gns Ram or sh ne Ch1ld ren s clothmg baby clothes curta.ns and bedspread m1s June 2 and 3 9 to 11 YARD SALE June 1 2 3 ············~··········~ .............. ..... , 18 FT WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER 112 (). c MICHIGAN SALE - furm ture stollers playpen clothes newborn thru X large btkes toys 50 Ne1l ~ m1le on Burnt Run o ff 218 between Route 7 and Mercervllle Juno 2nd and Jrd If rams 9th and 10th 8 t II 1 Home mter or baby clothes paper back books curta ns beds preads comforters clothes dryer and more ARROW FlASHING SIGNS 3 types 2 colors C L K1tchen Comforts p1ltows toys hedge clipper s clothes mite for everyone F rst houaa past Chur ch Cheater June 2 3 4 FOUR FAMILY Yard Sale 2 mtles out 141 Thurs and Fn Lane Residence 8 Fam ly yard sale 304 773 5634 Mason W Vo June 2 & 3 Iron Sktllets clothmg m1sc 1st house on nght on 248 Chester Man a Women 1 and ch ld rens cloth'a Toys n:ulG. 416 S 4th Mtddlepott June 1 2 3 8 am Ave • Ma ntenance • An achmen s •Ho p u adv ce *Vtnyl Ltner Phona 3a8 8249 &2 Bea1de Shoe World on Rt 7 lots of n1ce 1tema lerge 4 family Garage Sale Thurs & Frt 9 1 610 Th1rd Ave Galhpohs N1ce clo thmg puced to sell and muc h more 11: Q,h CncleC PERSONALIZED [$ears] AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE $85.000 \ 9926215 or 992 7314 BAILEY'S SHOES 4 $17500 ' V C. YOUNG Ill surance Co has oHered Mrvtcet for f1ra •nsurance c overage In Gall a County for almost a centurv f•rm home end paraonal propeny coverages are available t o meet 1ndtvtdual needs .. Con tact Ray Wedemeyer ~~gent 0846 Our low Everyday Pnces Until Stock Is Sold Also Tronsm1ss1on PH 992-5682 or 992 7121 M11c Yard Sala Some aid 1tems Next to Summerfield Restaurant Chester June 1 June 1 2 3 Emerson Johnson Re1udehce Rt 124 Por tland Oh Refrtgerator CB aqu1pment doth1ng & ntck necks YARD SALE June 3 and 4 4313 w~n MIDDLEPORT 2 or 3 bedtoom lrame Tub bath kitchen has lc;(s of cabrnels porch. garage and level lot lor shullen 2 lure porches old world ch1rm dutch doors J bedi'UOIIIs 211 baths hv~na room din in& room study plenty of cltJHts, Cllltrli he1t lnd 11r condition aarage The Cline HoUSII on •tarre corner lot 1n M1ddlepot1 Owner wrll help f1 niRCI C.U for IPPDintment be ~ It mltuntv Sod loan sholl bo dated 1s ol the daft of borrOWing sholl ma1ure BOGGS SPECIAL - 3 bedroom home on Spr1ng Ave wrth lwo lots and all utilitieS Just $8 500 If YOII w1nt 1 home to be proud of thrs rs 1t Solid briCk w~h R.C.S. Real Estate Co. s. 1a 1 mo $15000 9929932 (FrH Esttmat") ,Sears 'Srdmg 'Roofing ' Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodeling BUSINESS - AutomaiK car wash at a rea buy Goal buSiness locatiOn for gnly SEWICE STATION oloctrical wook ~~ SUPERIOR VINYL Sl DING VI JAMES J PROFFITI SHERIFF Of ME GS COUNTY OHIO 7 24 31 3tc AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR woric 'Cham Lmk Fence Carpetln& 'Pamtmg EUGENE LONG RANDOLPH FRALEY ET AL an the steps of the Cou t House of sad cou v n the V lage o Pomeroy Oh o the fol ow ng descr bed 1ea es a c The fo low ng ea estate s uated n he V age o M dd epon County of M e g s a d Stat o of Oh o and d es c bed IJ S follow s n Lo No 97 n Pa me s Add on to the V lagc of Shflfl eld now nco po a ed n o and a oat of th e V llage of M dd epa M e gs Coun ty Dh o And be ng he sam e property conveyed I)V Anna L Say es and Leander R Sayles he hu sband o M ary J Graves by deed da erl November 18 1911 and recorded n Book 108 Page 15 ol the Deed Records ol Me gs County Oh o and the samP. p operty desc bed n deed f om M arv Jane G aves toW P Graves and Ma y J G avAs dated ,5ep embe 24 19 26 and e corded 1 Book 129 Page 2 50 of sa d Deed Reco ds Refem co Deed Vol 27 3 Pa Je 4 89 Deed Records Me gs County Oh o Te ms a t Sale Cash fo no1 less th an two h ds of the app a sed va ue App a sed at ~1106.. 10 am YAR 0 SALE June 3 and 4 1110 3 Announcements Pl•ntilf June 1983 al I 0 45 A M OST --ng FREE EXTIMATES CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PH (304) 882-2276 St Rt 124 Pomeroy OH -Addono and 100mocloflng and gutter wook Vmton Full Gospel Church J 1,4ne 1 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL' 20% OFF Roger Hysell GARAGE CARPENTER SERVICE FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHI~DREN & PET!> IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT DF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO GRESS EQUIPMENT CO Pu suan1 to an 0 1der of Sa e ssued by the Com non Pleas Cou 1 of Me gs County Oh o w of e fo sa e a publ c auc: t on an the 18 th day ol YOUNG'S - Plumbing and All Makes c.O~~ Public No11ca NOW 144 900 • We can repaor end recore ntdioton end Me ter CONe We can 8110 U-PICK-UP FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY Public Notice HOME FOR SAL£ - REDUCED IN PRICE ~ AND l ' FUTURE USE "'c."\ RNI Eatete General Wu 150 ooo 20 Years h:penence FOR Robert E Bu ck P abate Judge / Cle k 151 24 31 161 7 3 c ~ DRIVEWAY SLAG 992 2196 Middleport Ohro CUT OUT CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS \?n151 17 24 3 1 31c AND HOME MAINTENANCE 'Roof n& of 111 t,pes Res1dent1aJ & Commerctal Gutlm & Downspouts Storm Wmdows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES 45769 Ca o No S&W TV I ren s Home Rd Pomeory OH lANDMARK S20 000 00 to the purpose ot sh1ll be borrowed at and PROlATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF GAIL P BUCK DECEASED C.. No 24111 NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT DF FIDUCIARY On May 16 1983 n lhe POMEROY purchas ng Ire apparatus SECTION 3 That the sard OHIO VALLEY ROOFING SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS A DAY SECTION I rhal rt s hereby lolf\ rn the amount aforesaid ., LOWEST PRICES IN AREA MEIGS County Probat e GREG ROUSH PH 992 7583 or 992 2282 RADIATOR SERVICE ........ nRE SALE deemed necessary that Counc I of the VI! age of Pomeroy to borrow n the prmc pal sum of SECTION 2 Thet the sard u 154 Mite Merchandise Case No 24 104 W lbu IS Years hper1ence Insurance SANDY AND BEAVER In 111 ......... __,.._. 15 PROIAT! COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTAT! OF LENORA L SPENCER DECEAIEO CM1No 24104 NOncE OF APPONTMENT OF RDUCIARY On May 6 1983 n New Homes - htenSlYe Remodelrng •Insurance Work •Custom Pole Bld&s & Garages •Roofmg Wo1k oAiummum & Vmyl Sidrncs 123 ...,c. - ~ ,. ------------ ·----------~---------~---\ Sentinei--Page--7 13 "( aJd SaleS ' n ..__ S55 000 00 the VII age of Po meroy Me gs County. Oh o loan shalt be dated approx mately the f1r5t of June 1984 and shall bear nterest at the est mated ralt of ten percent 0 percent:) per annull'l paya annuallv unt I the pnnc pal sum !.S pa1d and shall mature n four subs,antlally equal annual •nstallment after the money s borrO'Ned The nterest to be pad sem annually ·•st~ ~ ll't"-.... Pubhc Not1ce NOW THEREFORE BE T ORDAINED by the Counc I ol intcwut ..,. ,.., ""'.., e- ROUSH CONSTRUCTION PH 992-2280 u. ... , .......... ..., _ _ 8R..QOOA(I8) Sealed p oposal s w t be ece ved at the off1 ce of he D rector ol the Oh o Depart ment ofT an sportat on Colum bus Ofl o unt I 10 00 AM Oh o Standard T me Tuesday June 14 1983 lor mp ave ments n Athens and Me gs Count es /51 3 1 ltc Oh o an ATH SA 681 (0 00 --~~bji;:;-jrij;;;tj;;;;"--14 36) State Rout e 681 n N *i Athens County and MEG S A o,. Ce 124 (8 70) State Rout e 12 4 MEGSR 124(11 8 1214) PU8UCNOnCE Stat e Route 124 n the VI age Cba l Powe Inc No 3 of Au land antt MEG S A ~- ~;~~E'~,~~h~e eon and he eby 681 (4 75 7 99) Sta le Route County Lan e Route No 1 for such pu pose Shade Oh o 4 5 7 76 has been 681 n Me gs County by 8 The vot ers of th e ssued coal m n ng perm t re surfa c n g wth as ph alt VUage ofPom eroy ha vevoted a D 0 04 9 o con d ue coal m n cone ete one m II evy lo Ihe Pavem ent W dt h - Va es n g ope at o n s n M e gs County Sut on Townsh p Sec The 0 eel1~el ando W14 ork9 1Length 7 8P1725 m les :J~;~~~~;~ levy are on 2 on the p opert es of The Oh o Department Edwa d anr1 Ru by Bae and pay the T ansponat on he eby Janet Grueser nterest of sa d wI Th e pe m 1 ar ea s ocated on all b dders thai dur ng the pe ad when t vely nsure that n any contra ct sa1d loa"' shall un The funds the Chester 7 5 m nuteU S G S Ouad a g e and encompass es entered nto pur su ant to th s de ved f om sad tax levv shall 10 2 aces The pe m nee has adve 1 sement m no r ry bus be plaCed n a sepa ate an d abta ned a ro ad pe m I o m ne ness enlerpr ses w II be af d st net lund wh ch tagethe forded l ull oooortun tv to sub w th n 100 lee! of Cm ~" " R11011rl wuh nterest collec ted on same 30 at !hE' I0('.1t on prescr bed m 1 b ds n response to th s shall be revoc abl e pled ged for nv tat o n and w II no1 be the payment ol the pr nc pa abov e The oad perm s val d d sc m nated aga ns t on the and nterest of sa d loan n f on May 1 1982 o May 11 g ounds of race color or an c pat an of wh ch they ar~ 1992 nat onat o g n n cons de at on bo revved when and as !)(! The coal m n ng pe1m 1 ha for an award same fall due been rfN sed to co mply w th the M n mum wage rates fa tt1 s SECTION 9 It s hereby cur art law and u es ') ava a pro ect have been pred e!er determ ned tha t all acts cond be publ c ev ew a the D v son s D str ct Olf ce n m ned as requ red by law and 1 ons and th ngs eau red o be Ath ~ ns OH o and a the are .. set lo th n the b d done pr ecedent 10 .and n the proposal bo ow ng of man es n orde to D v so Columbu s off ce Th e date set fo r:o mp e on make them legal v"t d and Any w !len c omments o of th s work shall be set forth n b nd ng obi gat on of the V Uage reQuests lor nl orma conteren !he b dd ng proposal of Pome ay have happened ces should be sen t to the Each b dder sh all be requ es been d one and perfa med n 0 v s on of Rectama an f ou to 1 e w th h s bd a cen f ed egu ar an d due form as ta n SQuare Bu ld ng B 3 check or <..ashe s check for an equ red by aw and hat no Columbus Oh o 4 324 4 amount equal o fiw .,.. cent I m tal on of ndeb edness of of hll bkl but n now event axat on e the statutory or more than f fty 1ha u sand dol Public Not1ce constlut anal hftve been ex Ia s o a bond for ten per cent ceeded n the bo owmg of sad of tMa bid payabl e to the m an es NOnCE TO D rec tor SE CTION I 0 The Cle k s CONTRACTORS B dder mus1 apply on the hereby autho led and d reeled BTAT! OF OHIO proper forms lor qual l cat ons to forward a cer1 f ed copy of DEPARTM~OF at least ten days p o to the th s Ord nance to the County TRANSPORTAnON da o set fo open ng b ds n Aud to ol Me gs County Oh o I Ccknbut, Ohio accardance wth Chap ter 5525 Mey 13 1183 Oh o Rev Sed Code SECTION 1 1 Th s ordnance Pans and spec I ca ons are s he eDy decla red to be an Ccntroct t.aal Cotrt No- 83 170 on f le n he Dep a tment o em ergen cy measure necessary i.INrr PRICE fo the mmed ate p eservat on Trans po rtal on an d the off cc o CONTRACT of the publ c peace health and he D str ct Depu ty D rector FR-0001111211 11 e D ecto eserves the safety of sa d V age fo the SA 981131 reason that th e mmed ate need gh t to re1ec t any and al b ds Sealed proposals w II WARREN J SMITH to bar ow manes here n autho rece ved at the off ce of the DIRECTOR r l ed s neces sa v to prov de 0 rector of the Oh o Dep art fun ds tor the pur chase of f 1e men! ol T an sport at on Colum appa at us wh ch s urgen tly bus Oh o untl 1000 AM needed to aff ord for protect on Oh•o Standard T me Tuesday whe elore th s ord nance shall June t 4 1983 lq mprove take effec t and be n lull Ioree Public Notice ments n mmed ate y ahe' ts pass ag e Part s 1 thru 5 nclus ve are Cia ence And ews oflered as one cont act and w II Mayo ORDINANCE 1134 be cons dered on the bass of TO BORROW MONIES Ellen J Rougt1t the IOta amount b d FROM FARMERS BANK Cle k Pwto 1 dw I 151 3 1 161 2 2tc -~ 143 ........... 147 l ..... , .... Public Notice on f e n the Department of Tr ansportat on and the off ce of 151 23 30 1616 3tc •• c-. ~. , accordance Wlth Chapter 5525 Oh o ... >>0- .................... Public Notice Not1ce ' hu p. _,...., .--c.. au IQ-- , " 111-W..... T•h $3()0° A TON " •h I , .. COAL -·- .. . . . .. ""'.,._.. a....., _ _ ...... ... ........ ··---_... ... ,., ta..w,t.•• .. ...... , ....... 'N.C . . . . . ltlfl -e-114 uw ......... ···-·~ u -u - - ......... ............ ...._ ... ._ , ........ t,._ Jl ... , . Aoot-0.. ........ ,__ .... .._ ""'.-.." .···~--­ , a 1983 Model one Ill ton cab At BenefiCial you re spec18/ -..__. Jo LEGAL NOnCE The Pu blic Ut II es Com m ssron of Oh o has sel for Qu blrc hear ng Case N0 83 4 GA GCR to rev ew the gas cost recovery ra tes of 45 760 151 25 161 I 8 ., .,.. _ ... --- n .w..a•wo , • • o.. . ·~-... ..... of)-f_ page 233 Megs County Deed on Juv 5 1983 and lhe , ~ I l .......... ~ Dana Tu ner (Vol 146 page 50) and 6 acres sold to Ross 8o r ng sad ract has been sprvngs 8 3 50 360 Eng ne transferr ed but has not been Power steer ng recorded B ds w I be opened June 6 t s the nten! of lh s deed o j 1993 at 1 00 at the Tuppe s convey the ema nder of th s Pi a ns Chester W ater D sir ct tr ac t be ng 39 acres mare 0 off ce 39561 Bar 30 Road less Reed sv le Oh o The D sir ct Refe ence be ng ma de to reserves the r ght to re,ect any deed ecorded n Vo lume 183 0 a 1b ds Records The p aver of sad com pla1nt s hat he above descr bed o I an d ga s ghts be pan oned hat the nt erests be se off or ordered so d f canot be pa t oned and for aflo wance of a 10 n ay l ees and cost s here n You are eq u r ed to answ e the comp a nt w tt1 n rwenty e ght days ahe the ast pub! cat on of th s not ce w h ch Will be pub shed once each week fa s x c onsecu t ve weeks The las publ cat on w Ube made ,,. 12 .............. . . ........ page 585) 30 ac es sold 10 --..... ,, u ,, ...... . . ,,,, ....... ........ Save and except 15 ac es sol d 10 Claude Glaze (Val 139 UCifY&IIJIIIIIItl........ ,, ........ .... 7 ., ......... _ less Pubhc Not1ce a homeowner you have a special edge today at Beneficial 1 . _ . . .... ~ 11-l.ao - · - . . . 13 t page 268 Deed Records By ehopplnaln your home el'll rou uva on PI the-rand tear on your car and nold the huardt of hllhwey and tr.way travalllll. II where you llval As ·.·-... ............ ·• t,....,,. ,,,..... ,.,...... .... ·-....... ........ ............... __ _ ····............. .. ....... ... .. ........... ~<01 ............ . . _ M e gs Cou nty Oh o and furthe by deed hom S fJ Evans dated 1 7 Oct 19 28 recorded n Volume 134 page 211 deed records ~ gs County Oh o Sa d t act of land co nta n ng one hundred acres more or COMMUNITY SHOPPING PAYS OFF IN MORE WAYS THAN ONEI Phone Beneficial now for big cash to get things started. ,... _,. ...., ... Peter Y Moore and be ng the same land conveyed to the sad A P F sher by Thelma Dent and A.xel Dent by deed dated 8 Ju y 1927 and reco ded n Vo ume SHOP LOCALLY Homeowners: Don't postpone important plans any longer. Phone 446-2765 on west ne o f sa d C aude H Glaze land 73 rods 1 2 fee to the place I 416 Second Ave. Public Notice ang es east 55 rods to a large The Da1ly Business services •' l Or Write Sentmel ~l1ssif1ed Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 Pubhc Not1ce Pom-v-Middleport, Oh1o I 13 Insurance Pomeroy f69 900 992 5420 1114 814 992 6975 EIGHT acres small hou• garage out buildlnga pond & mineral rights Nduced prlco 304 895 3B19 3 bedroom houae built In Are you p1y1ng 10 muah for your hoepltal health inau renee Cell Carroll kitchen beth good nolgh Snowden 448 4290 875 1090 borhood will conelder lA ling on land contract 304: �Page 8-The Daily They'll Do It Every Time 31 Homea for Sale 311R 2 full bath, centre I air, SWITCIIBOA~/7 54 Miec. 51 Household Goods GOOD USED AP:PLIANCES - washers, drvera; refriger•· tors. fllngfs . Skaggs Ap· plianp••· Upper River Rd.. beaide Stone Cre1t Motet . 448~ 7398 . " - EVE,RY PAY KATtiVAS fi~place. large lot. close to tQ)Nn. Call 446-2599 after 6.- Tu.day, May 31, 1983 . Sentine GOES F<ILL 6LAST !'ZitS···• 32 Mobile -Homes 'for Sale TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES USED· CARS . TljUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CWECK OUR PRICES CALL 446-7572 . CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S OUALITY· MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS , RT 35. PHONE 446-727'\. MerchandiseK ,.-IT_'_N_ ' c_A_R_L_v..,L_E;..'_"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ by~L-et_ry.;_W..r.:lght;,_, f\<liytag a~o. ·w11he~ t86 .. au16. waeher ..etectrtc dryer *100 ; 30 inch gat renge uH 4tlrolting rtlrlger11:or •e&., hHYf duty Kenmore wesh•r · ,,00 . flhone 814-742, 23&2 . - - - - ,.- - - . . : . . . - - 1 Mogle Chtl w*'l oven LP .gas. 1 Magie Chef surfllce rangelP ......2 b•r ltoola. 1 'Siers go·cart2 INter, 1 -3 ,.ipeed girle bike, 1 -22 inch Sura · mower . 6 t 4 -992' %201 . ----------.BEEN LOOKfNG FOR US7 We' re Rawletgh. famoua for flavor1. apicea. aeeaonlnga •nd ot~er 11ne producta . We' re now looking for relia~ ble people who warJt 1 good Plfl·time earning OPP.Ortun· ,lty. Call 304-676-1090 for appotn1ment . 4 •• y , ··, .. .,.. ~ ..• "• .,~ ., ·." • 4• us:. I ... ~ 81 I The Daily S.ntinel-~g1 doq now ! There's one 9 X KNOW 'IQ.I _ , . 10 u-rru;: Wn'H n<OOiit IIUW.II!S .• 'TMI'(T ~ Home STUCCO PLASTERING textured ceilinge commer dol and ,..ldentlel, frH ntlmatoo. Call 814· 2&8 1182 . • • •• •,• .. DICK_TRACY : Improvements •• Tueodmy, May 31, 1983 •' J•• ''· LAYNE'S FUR,..ITURE . i Sofa, chofr, ro~ker. ott~: • man. 3 tablea, (extrl heavy by Frontier) , eeSS. Sofa. chair and loveaeat. •276. PAINTING • interior and ·' •, Sof1a and chair.i Pficed fronf exterior, plumbing. roofing, f286 . to f895. Tablu, •46 .Jome remodeling. 20 yra. and up to f12'8. Hide· •· exp. Call 614-388-9662 . . bedo . $440 . and up to $ 628 ., Rec11nor,; t 176. to • M•rcum Roofing A Spout· $360 ; Lamps from f28 . to lng . 30 yeere experience, • H5 : 5 pc. dlnottea from spedollzlng In bult up 'rool. $99 .. to $436 . 7 pc., f1 89 . Call 814-388-98117. •'r and up . Wood table with aix chairs $426 . to S746 . Deak Painting interior • exterior. I ·'1•1 0 up to •226 . Hutch ... -lpaper hinging. lnoured. $660. and up. maple or pine FrH eotlm-. 6t4-949finlth . Bunk bed complete 2888. with mettresse1, $250 . and up to f396 . Baby bedlt, 10 percent, off all Roofing, ohlngln, opoutlng • , $110 . . Mattresses ar box .Or.eenwere·including Iota of end 1luminum aiding work. ""' '. springs, full or twin. $68 .. bowie a. pitchers. canniater lnaured, FrH Eatimatea. firm , $68 . a~ $7B . Queen I ·Htl, and onlmalo. Rogloter 814-949-2&8&. aeta. $195. 4 dr chest•. for free Greenware draw· t42 . 6 dr. cheats. $54 . Bed lnQs. We also fire ttem1 at 40 HI PrMoure CINnlng. Alumframes. $20.and $26 ., 10 percent original price if you ~~=~:;:;~;::::;:;:::;:::;:r;==:;:::=;:~~~ inum 1idlng, mobile homBJ, gun · Gun cabinets, $360 .. buy from us & 60 percent if 1 ·' wood, brick. ••ndatone dinetto choiro $20 . and t26 . brought ln. Colonial Coram- 61 Farm Equipment 71 Autos for Sale building end home1. Alao Gas or electric renget, t326 ica, 2919 Jackton Ava. Pt. hoevy equipment. Fully in· up to 1375. Babvmatresaea. Plea...ant. WV 25560 304EIGHT ROW boom oproyor t 980 Chevy Cltetion, be- aured. Free esilmatea. 614$26 & $36, bed tremos $20, 676-3210 . on trailer, tobacco aatter, tween B-4, 304·676·3929 949·2886. $26. & •30, kingfromo $60 . - - - - - - - - - concrete mixer. 11 ft. drag after 4 :16, call 304-676 r Good selection of bedroom Bed and dreaaer $60. 304GENE'S CARPET CLEAN harrow, cultlpackarl, haying 7646. suites. cedar chests. 882-2613 . ING SERVICE . Recom· equipment, New Idea trail rockers . metal cabinets. - -- - - - - - - mended for profeaaional swivel rockere. Tomato planta, 4 kinds. 60c mower, grain elevator, corn 1964 CHEVELLE SS 360, 4 tteam cleaning. Scotch tpeed, very nice. must sell. planters. Howe·• Farm Used Furniture ·· bookcase, dOlOn. 304-676- t98t . Machinery, Rt. 124 ond 304-876-2663 after 8 p.m. Guord-FrH Eotlmatao. Cell ranges. chaira. end tables. Gone et 814-992-6309 . washers, d,.Yera, refrigera· 6 doors. 33x8'8" all wood. M1yhaw Rd.,Jackaon, Ohio t 977 Chevrolet 2 dr. ot. ac. Phono 614 -289 -6944. tors end TV'a . 3 miles out 7 steam radiators. uaed pipe em-fm ca11ette. Excellent RON'S Televloion Service. Bulevllle Rd. Open 9a.m to from 2'' down, 1 fuel oil tank cond. $t900. 304 -878 · Specloll<lng In Zenith and FREEMAN LOADER, 6pm, Moo. thru Fri., 9am to 276 gat 3 uaed windows in Moto,rola. Ouazar, and 5pm, Sat. cue 40x53. 1 used bath Maaaev·ferguaon 136 to 2278. houu calla. Coli 576-2398 .._.,., 150. 246-9143. 446 -0322 tub, 1 atorm door 6'8Vt " x • or 44& -2484. 81 Grand Prix, loaded. axe 3t Y, . 304-676-3443. • NEW & Utad Harveatore cond . champagne gold . CONSOLE Early Amer . ZB · F a. K Tree Trimming, atump Structures. Automated Ji. 304 -876 -25 t7. nith Color TV, $400, 4 pc. removal. Call 8715· 1331 . vettock feeding-computer Queen Size Early Arne,. feeders . Call collect 614~ t978 FORD Muotang, t• bedoom suite, $760. Call St 600. 304-676-3532 . RINGLE'S SERVICE expe- .." •· 6B5-2260 . John L. Botto. 388-86tO . 55 Building Supplies rienced roofing, including hot tar apphcetion. carpen· •, '· I .. -:- -INTERNATIONAL no . 46 ,;,_ · · · ·. · . . · ,. '' · tor, electrlclen,' mioan. Call hay baler with neW knott8ra, 52 CB,TV, Radio Building matorialo 72 Trucks for Sale 304 -876- 2088 or 676'·'· $800. 304-B82-2532 or Equipment block, brick, oewer pipeo, 8B2· 2274 , 4660 . •1"( windows . lintels , etc . 1979 Dodge D-60 pickup, Water Wells. Cominercial Claude Wintera, Rio Grande. . ,. JOHN Deere 1010 tractor, extra aJttra aharp. $3,496. ' il' and Domeatic. Teat holes. Cobra 139 base station C. B . 0 . Call 614-246-6t21. plowa, diak , buah hog, John'o Auto Solos. Coli Pumps Sale1 and Service. ' Black Cat combination fre grader blade , 304-876- 448-4782 . Build your own Early Ameri 304·896-3802. quency counter, SWR me4579 . ter. HME amplifier 10 to 40 can home. 2 or 3 bdr ., .. '· t 973 FORD PU. Auto. , PS, Get your c•rpet in ship MHZ. turner plus three desk f2 ,996 . Call t -614-886.,_ •'· PB, Good con d . •t 295. Call 7311. Sea our model. shape. Water removal. FREE mlc .. hygain stack three ...l , 446-1724. ESTIMATES, FURNITURE antenna $366 . Channel 63 Livestock CLEANING . CAPTAIN Master VHF TV antenna 56 1976 F350 truck. 12 ft . STEAMER 614-~48-2107 Very deep fringe , 614 -99ilotool bod, heavy duty SUI· . • · · 7t 1() after 5 p.m . WHITE . PLYMOUTH Rock pension . Good Cond. 6,4~ E a. R T;ee Service. fully baby chicks, 4 wko . old. 992· 3798 or contact Ver· 1naured. free estimates . 5 Motarola 11 0 Watt High HILLCREST KENNEL . Hampshire Red roosters. non Weber. Phone 814-367-0636, coli '· Frequency Rad101. in service Boarding all breeds . Selling Call 266 - I 6 I 6. after 6 . 3 months , cost new Happy Jack Dog Food . AKC ". $4,600 .00 willsell1eparate Doberman: Stud Service. Regittered Angus Bull. 14 73 Vans & 4 W.O. SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One . or all together, will throw in Cell 446-7795 . months old. Goebel Angua piece custom fit your home. speakers. crystals, antenna, Farm, Coolville . 6t4-667- 77 Dodge Powerwagon. Guaranteed. Advanced Gutand remota controls with DRAGONWYND CATTERY 3838 . cruise control. AC. AM· FM ter, !Day 814 -692-40&8 ,) each sot, retail $260 each , · KENNEL. AI\C Chow pup would like to have $150 .00 pies, CFA Himalayan. Per- t baby calf, 1 hoifor, 1 bull otoro, e1 . 800. Dodge !night 814-898·9206 .) a,ch wtll discuss better price sian and Siamese kittens. calf 8 months old. Phone transfer case for t76 . Call B14-3B8-932B . Roofing and Carpentry if wloh to buy oil un1ts ot Call 446-3844 after 4PM . 614-843-6186 after 7 p.m . work. general repairs. ceil once - Coli 304-675-6617 · - - - - - - - - - Parrot Palace Pet Shop . REGSTER ED & grade walk· t 979 Jeop, CJ6 Renegade, Anthony William1on. 6,4or 676 -6971 to see . Cockapoo $2150. Yellow ing horsea. L. E. Keister, 23.0000 miles. like new 367-0194 . condition . 304-676 -72t7. coctetill $36 .99. Many 54 Misc. Merchandise other parrott. 304-676 · 304-576-217B . CALL 304-676-1293 for '• 2938 . concrete and -black top aati ~ Average 26 -30 lb. weaning 74 Motorcycles _, mates, metel building and pigs t40. a head. 664 near ' fence erection costa. Alto Knauff Coal & Firewood Porter, Ohio . 614 - 367" I, <' buying and selling heavy Musical ' ,. Prices . redu c ed ~ May-July . 57 0836. .. ,, Pick or delivered We honor Instruments '76 HONDA MR250 Els· equipment. Horae e. atock trailer Ales. Plea•ant MeaHEAP Vouchers . Call 614nora. Uke new . Le11 than dows Diatributora and '" 266-6245 2300 mila . 246-9143. Soles. . Wanted . Reaponsible p8rty For sale metal culvert 6 inch to take over low montly t 973 Super Glide Harley . . ," II Autos for Sale thru 60 inch in stock State payments on spinet plano . 71 Davidson . Good cond . $~: approved 18 gauge' 12 inch Can be aeen locally. Write $3,000. 614-992-6072. $6 .36 par ft ., 24 inch Credit Manager : P . O~ -Box •',. Plumbing ~2 810 10 per ft 36 inch 537 Shelbyvlllo , IN 46176 . 1976 Chevy Caprice Clas· 1980 HONDA XR 600 & & Heating $16.50 per ft . Also plastic aic . 4 dr. sedan. one owner trailer, S t400. Phone 304•• • ·I'" culvert in stock. 6 inch thru Saxaphona for sale . Call $2,600 . Call 446 -1616 or 676·461 9 , Monday through ' .,,. ,,.u, 18 inch. 8 inch $1 .80 per ft . 446 -4825. 446-1244 Friday . CARTER'S PLUMBING 12 tnch $3 .60 per ft . Ron AND HEATING Evans Enterprises. 4 mi . 1976 Chevy Impala 4 dr . 1980 Harley Davidaon FLT, • Cor. Fourth end Pine South of Jackson on ST. RT. 58 sedan, good cond.. only 3,000 milea. fully dreaHd. Fruit Phone 446-388B or 44693 , 614 -286-6930. 60.269 mi .. $1 . 760. Call chocolate brown in color, 4477 & Vegetables 446-1669 or 446-3647 . AM·FM otoroo culotte .: Cheap carpet. If you have player, eoklng •6.400 . So- JIM ' S PLUMBING & HEAT· rental property or rent, don't 1979 Dodge 0 -60 aport rioua iriquirtes only. 304. lNG . Fomerly Dewitt's mind slightly irregular Strawberries, Taylor's Barry with topper. bloc~ on block , 676-6646. Plumbing. Call 614· 367Patch, Kerr· Herrilburg Rd . 8 carpet, you can save money. PV, AM~FM . radial tires, ~:;=:;==;;==== 0576 . Prices start $2 .99 aq . yd., AM-8 PM , Mon .• Sat Call tinted glesa, li speed over 446 -8692 or 614 -246 - drive, $3 ,600 . Call &t4 - 76 992 -6173, 10-5 . Auto Parts '· 9657 . 256-6091 8r. A.c cessories B3 Excavating 26 cu .ft . Gibson freezer, like new . 5 HP Rototiller, good STRAWBERRIES for sale. 1974 Buick Apollo V-8 , cond .. Cal\446 -4313 . _ You pick -?6. we pick - Auto PB / PS .AI C, low mi · t1 . 26 . Phny 304 -937 - leage. good rubber . At 116 1979 Dietel Rabbit motor. DOZER WORK By Ted $400. Dodge rock crusher. Hanna. panda . ditchea, For aale walnut logs. Call 3279. Battlani Or 4 opd .. $1100. Coli 379- basements, etc. Call 446458,- t997. ----~----Vegetable plants. 76c do - 1978 Firebird Pontiac, 2674. 4907 Carter & Evans Preaaure treated fence posts zen, Irvin Harper, Gallipolis PS / PB . air, AM / FM radio . Tranaportetton . $2 96 each, 1x12" pine Ferry, WV. 304-676-3066 . extra sharp, low mileage . HEAVY duty Reeoe hitch for Chevy pickup. e250 . 304- Lonnie Boggs Excavating. shelving $.66 per foot Alto John'• Auto Salea. Call 458-1638. kiln dried maple, red oak, Dozer, beckhoe ~ dumptruck. 446-47B2 . white oak. aasaefras, walWork by hour or job. Call M!!!M_~ nut. ceder. poplar. bau 446-7903. • Ll 1977 Caprice Clastic Chev. 78 Camping wood drop citing & :lA " 1::::=:: rolat low mlleo. $2,800 . Equipment h8rdwood paneling Bidwell 81 Farm Equipment J .A .R . •Construction Co. 1977 Skylerk Buick C-6 Country Furniture, Bidwell. Wlttr Linea. Footers , $1 ,700 . Call 446 -9864 . Oh, 614-388 -84113. Drelna. All kinds of Ditching. 1976 Caoe 460 Bulldo<&r 1976 FORD MUSTANG II, SLIDE fN flood Cruiser Rutland , Oh . 8t4-742 King silO round bed . fled with 8 way blode, 2070 hrs , air cond .. PS , PB , 4 lf'Olld , camper, self contained. 2903. velvet headboard and oxc . cond., f12,100 . Coli good cond., low mileage. Pricad to soil. Coli 256'· 61 4 -446 -4637. 1 preo d . Exco1. con d .. $400 . 6201 after 8pm. $1&00 . ·Call448 -2124. Call6t4 -682-7164. 84 Electrical Troy Built rototill era new , 974 PlYMOUTH Duster, 5 & Refrigeration Air Conditioner, , , .500 and used . Swlther lmple· cyl. auto. Body 1 little ruaty 79 Motors Homes BTU , $17&orbeatoffer. Call mant Co ., Sr. At. 7 North. but In e~ecellent mechanicel 8r. Campers 448-B134. Golllpolio, Oh . 448-0476. cond. Many new parte . Ph . DEPENDABLE WASHER• ICl I transplanter• -:=:-:::-:~:-::-:---448-7928 . DRYER REPAIR. GuaranSean Wood / Coel free- MICJJin CerJ!plng ti-aller 18ft., Trot· teed work. Call eny1ime standing 'fireplace . Black for aetting tobacco, cab- 1977 OLDSMO with glass doors . e326 . Cell blge. tomatoea. etc . 1 & 2 BILE Star- wood. Sleepa 8 . self con· &1 4 -256 -8620 or 6 t 4 -25e6,4 . 246·6697 after 8 ·00. row. Swiaher Implement fire . Air cond .: AM / FM , 8 tlined !except for ba - t207. Co.. S r. Rt . 7•• h G I track, PS , PB, new paint, 4 throom). full length awning. ~ort · alipo- opead Excol 0 o d lt99" Ill, Oh. 441 -0476 . · · n " · low towing mileaga, ax. SEWING Machine repalra, cond., f 1 ,295. Call 446- urvice. Authorized Singer New Oak Furniture, tables. Call448-1724 . 8219 even. chalft, cupboard•. pie safe. Hay elevator, 22 ft . with Seleo ·• 8ervlco Sharpon dry ainka. Paul Conkel a electric motor VGC. 1360 . , 973 Dodge Dert EKe . Sci110r"1 . Fabric Shop, Antiques. Tuppera Plains . C•ll 441 . 3228 . running cond . *500 . 1972 Buy Foctory Dlroct. Llght- Pomeroy. 992-22B4. weftlht, fibergleaa Scamp ;;:;::::::::::::::::J..::::::::::::::::::::J Olda, e~c running 1800. 014·949 · 2644.cond. 13' lnd 1 e· travel trailen. -::':'::-:-:--------- new 19'15th wheel. Call now ED'8 APPLIANCE REPAIR coil City Furniture 0ruU!:;Rri"'BiiOFiAi::iRi"D"'INGi?i;HiO~Uj;jSOjE::f:<;;'Tir.ii;-;:iiwlmthT.'M~a~jo~r::H~.......... "">""' ~~ ct 980 Plymouth Horizon. 4 toll tree 1 -B00-346-4912 SERVICE 304-87&·2808 or 446~~'l'J.,M~"ff l(WI:_~!f\,6_qT ~~~~ ~ ~a.c.t n.ooo. 1114-992- lor free brochure end SAVEl 0Ut . ',.' •• •• " •• V\'V ~U&&AND RAN OFF NOT L.Oto./6 .AFTER PeTE DI !SoAPPEAli.E-0 At.JD L.IF& .. . HASN'T BEEN ANY eA;teR .S.lNCf- -----------------r 3 bdr .. house 2 fireplaces, Late 1980 Winds or. 14x70 with 7x22 ex pand o, 3 bdr., 2 bath, house type furniture , c entral air . stero, micro · wave, end more . h:cellent bu y on qu al 1ty home $ t9 .500 .· Rodney-Cora Ad . co11 &14 -246 -9229 . --------- 0 1980 14x70 Fairmont MH electric, 2 bdr, 1 % bath . unfurnished . underpinning. 1m 8t utll1ty bu1ldmg John so n Mobile Home Park C811 614 -388 -9704. 1973 CBrrage h ouse mobile homo 70•12 , AC , W & D hookup, dishwasher. 2 bdr . 2 both . Coli after 5. 614' 682 -727 7 o r 614 -682 7252 Best offer .. 1976 PEERLESS 14 x70 MH w / tilt· out , E C., cent . oir. W / 8 , new carpet thtoughout , partially 1urnished . Outbuilding , under· pmmng, $10,600 Call614 245 -5406 or 446 -0212 1972 t4 x65 Mobile Ho mo . 2 bttdroo ms. gas heat . partiallv furnished , underpin ning , back p!)rch, e.~tc cond. Phone 614 -992 -2155 bo· tween 9 & 6 Ask for Ttm . A1ter 6 phone 304-8823592 . USED MOBILE HOME . 576-271 t 1977 1 4x70. 3 bedrooms, 2 full boths , 510 ,000 . 304 675 -2949 1981 FLEETWOOD . 14x70, 3 bedroom, 2 baths, all electric . partially furnished, $14,500 Coli 304 -773 5045 79 STEALING mob1l e home elootric , 2 bedroom. cotrsl an , undorpenned, ex cellent conditton 304 -676 5539 all 1978 liBERTY mobile home . 3 bedroom, on largo lot , 2 outbuildings, city & well water. fenced in back yard , good locatt on, Gallipo· lis Ferry, $18,000 304 675-6356 . 33 Farms for Sale 142 acres near Ri o Grande , houu & buildmgs W1ll sell ttll or part Ca ll 446-2699 after 6 170 acres, barn. no hou se, ttmar & gas w ell , near Rio Grande . Coli 446-8108 . 1 bed room Apt $196 . mo. swtmmm g pool. fence, pa · I i~cluding utilities . Equ~ tio, garage, central atr. Sell, housing opponunity Con. ren1 or trade Carol Yeager. tact Village Menor Apts. Roelt o r Coli 304-676 - 614 -992-7787 510 4 ' 6 room a. bath unfurnished 4 bdr. hous e, 2 baths , 2 V2 opt. 6t4 -992-6434, 614mi fro m HM C off 160, 2car 992 -5914 or 304-882 garage. large garden spot. 2566 . $350 mo Call 614 -245 9170 t bedroom . 614 -992 -5434, 614-992-6914 or 304 -882 · 2 bdr furni shed duplex. very 2566 . nice. water paid , Mein St. . C h os h~ra . No instde pots . Five room apt Pomeroy. Ca ll614-245-5818 Shower No pets. adult_:~ . . per month . 614-9922 BR cottage, p•rivate, lo· 8150 3201 . New carpet. cated 1n city $225 per mo. _ _ __:__ _:_ _ _~ plus ut ilittes . References . 1 bedroom apt . Pertially Cliii446.~ 3791' Dfter 6 . . . turnjshed , 'carpeted Jn Middleport. $156 . month ~ dep· House torre nt $200 . month . osi1, plua utilities. 614-992 · Call Cleland Realty 614- 7177 992 -2269 . .. Apartments . 304 -676 5548 42 Mobile Homes APARTMENTS , mobile for Rent homes. houses. Pt . Pleasant and G811ipolis . 614 -4468221 Mobil e ho me for rent Call 446 -0756 . O"!E bedroom apartments for the elderly Atl utiliti8~ 12 x60 2 bd r mobile home · paid Tenants p8y 3b per~ all uttlit1es pa1d, except cant of their adjusted in· eleclric Oep Req Call coma In this HUD subsidized 446 8658 apartment building . Twin Rivers Tower, phone 304· FURNISHED or unfur - 676 -86679 . Equol oppo<· msh od , air c:ond ., beautiful tunny houaing . riverview m Kanauga Foster's Trailer PBrk; 446 - ONE bedroom apartment. 1602 402% 24th . St. Pt . Pleasant, phone, 1-61 4 -992 -585B . Mobtle Home space in Galli ~ polis. 920 Fourth Ave. &:70 . ONE bedroom apartment, Water pa1d Call 446-4416 $225 month . all utilities after 7 PM pe1d, 304 -676 -2696 . FOR R ~ NT Mobilo HOmo, 2 BR . turn w / wcarpet , 19h . LA . nat gas heat. air cond . pnvBte lot . Ph . 446 · 1409 hom 4 to 8 p.m 1 bedroom apartment. nice locatton , references and deposit requir8d. 304 -6761090. 10 JC 65 , 2 bd room mobile home in Racine area . 614992 -5858 . 45 . 2 bedroom mo bile home ApproJCima telv 5 miles from Middl e port or Pomeroy . 614 -992 -5858 121162 2 bedroom trailer. Adults only Brown 's Trailer Perk . 614 -992 -3324 . 2 be dro o m 12K60 fur n•shed , a1r , washer-dryer. $175 plus uttlities & dep osit No pets. 614 -992 · 7479 , . SMALL 32 acre farm , 6 miles out Sandhill Rd .. 3 bedroom house. &:38 ,000 304-675 -5335 . - Business 34 Building s 2 bedroom trailer with add on and garage on Rt . 2 above old Y , 8200 month unfur· nis hed , 8226, furnished , plus utilities, $60 deposit. 304 -676 -3248 oftor 7 . Nice mobile home lot water and sewer furn . 304 -6761076 . . Office trailer. 8 ' x36' , Sutte· blo for co nstru ction sue f1eld offi ce Bottle gas furna ce. Bir cond . bathroom, 2 built 1n desks 614 -992-2689 . Evoninga 614 -992 -2941 or 992 -3301 . 35 Lots & Acreage 6· 20 Acres wo ods. overlookin g Ohio RIVer, ctty schools 446 -31564 or 1 51 3 - 423 - 892B . Owner I Agent . 35 acres at Rodnev on W .T . Wahon Rd Owner finan cing available. Ca11446 -8221 after 6 weekdays. For Sale : 1 0 8 acres on Bulavllle Rd . In Gallipolis Township Reduced to 836.000 . Call 446-4670 . TW:O acres. septic system, wall. electric hook-up, % mile from New Haven , 304882 -$368. . FIVE acre• land, down payment and take over payme~t, , city Water & electric on lo11d . 304-675 -2449 . 36 ::;;R=a=a~l ~E;s=ta=t=e== ~ Wanted ~·--------------- BuYI•jU houset and •partmont,. Need proponleo with favor~ble price and terms. 8o• 1t09 Galllpolio, Oh . 4ss~:r . _______________ 1 1_ ~~~ 41' Houses for Rent ,. TH.~ I ••clroo!'l. houoe , '""' !ll4-8711•tfe2 - Trailer. 3~ mile out Sand Hill Road . Phone 304 •675 3834 44 -- ~ ' :;::;:::::::::::·::====:::. .. . ~ --· ~ almost _forqot' He's due fo (his shots. but ['II pa~ for them! You belonq t o Pop now, bab4! l'm qo i to He's m4 !'llta~e cllre of it ' born e ver~ minute • I . . Furnished Rooms ,. --- ,. ...... Furnished apt. adults. No Pots . 304-676 -1453 . •• . 46 Space for Rent ..., COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Perk. Route 33, Nonh of Pomeroy large lots. CAlli 992 -7479 . . 47 Wanted to Rent 3 bedroom house. unfur nished . Around Middleport or In country . 614 -992· 6416 or 614 -992 -6524. ll••m 51 Household Goods -= uF ---------- SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis . 6 2 bdr... Regency Inc . Apart· piece . h wood living room llJite ments $200 per mo . or if Wit 6 1nch flat arms $399 income 11 $10,000 or le11 ~un~. b':~ ~omplete with HUO available . A· One Reel un lflt • 2 piece anEatatea. Carol Yeager, Real - tronlivingroomauites.$199 . tor. Call 304-676 -6104 or •ntron roclinoro f99, other recltnera *BO . maple dinette 304-675-7386 . oeto •t79, lovo oaato •70, Small furnished house In hide - a - bed 8260 , bo• ctty, adults only . Coli 446 -• sprlnga a. mattress twin or full $ 1 00 181 regular-firm 0338 . $120, mepla dinette c"al·ra " JACKSON ESTATES ' Equal $36, weoh otando t34 Housing Opportunity' hal maple rockers $69, 7 piec~ ona bedroom 8pertmentl chrome dlnetta set $149, & rent atertlng at *167 pe1 piece dlnene aet , 89 , uted month and two bedroom bedroom tultea, raflrgeraapartment• rent ster1ing at tor~ . range1. cheat. dreaaan, 8193 por month . Call 446- wrmger wa•1fera. TV ' s , 2746 or leave menage . 3dryaros, t 69 , &. ohoes . Call 44& Furnished apt., 131 111 4th Ave.. Gelllpollt. 2 bdr , 0 $185 mo ., water paid. Call WISher Whlrlpool*96. wuher f66, GE ..... < I ~ ... 2 Whirlpool 11'1 I ,.,.,. 446 -4416 after 7PM . waahera like new *176 each, Kenmore dryer 195, ¥'J~WG ~. ~ 1 ~ ~ 1 Furnished attic ept . 1160. GE dryer et60. Phlk:o raICOMIIN' ' , ,i-1 ... Utllitiea pd . Men only . f95 , Glboon ro- -... ~.:. } ur • ,,c: ~~j':, NEW Show or both . 9 t 9 2nd Avo. frlgoretor fr~gereto.. froat frn .915, ~ ': ''Ul " .n~ IDE.a6r .1 Gallipollo Call 44&·44 t 6 Penncrest refrigerator Yt\~ •.o ell'l after 7 PM . 7r ·tt&O, 5 pc. bedroom ouito PI ' ~' 1 1295, unllnloh cheot of · ·-.--- l L 3 bedroom apt . *176 per drawero fill , 6 ,000 BTU elr ~~ month plu• dopoolt . Call conditioner f95, t 0,000 BTU olr conditioner e150, !y ; I.,., 446-3888 . 40 ln. electric rango, 30 In ' 1 BR apt.ln city. f200 per gao range llko new e moo . ~l~ ~ 1 ·1 1!0·"''~ mo. Utllitlao paid. · Adulu old •176, box oprlngo • only, Call4~ · 379t alter 6 . mottreoo •45, amoll kitchen ' ~ 'i.~ ...,-....\.;:~' ~ 1,': cablneto 30 ln. wldo by 30 1 1..:, ,,,,~1: \ I' l' 513 THIRD AVENUE, 1 ln . high t35 . Skaggo Ap- , bdr.. f t76 pluo utlllti .. pllancoo, · Upper River Rd, ~ ~ 1111 1'-..includes water. can 448 - Galllpollo. Call446 ·7388 . k ~ l ~ !b'l' II' fl/1 4222. 9am !O 6pm . · 1t . COUNTY APPLIANCE$, I ()"/.: ~'>::J\~ Apt. for rent. Half double-2 Inc . Good UHd eppllanceo I _ '="~~~~~·· bd.room Apt. Adult• pre- weahero, dryen •. refrlg .. ~-"'~v~ l-:'"" ferred . No peto. 614-992· Mto . S27'1J 3rd. Ave .. Galli· polio. Coli 446-1699. • ' -~ •~2749 . 1 1 9 ' ~ ~~~~:.,.-:-~~~! .\iJ.~E.,0~aa~, 0 ,!. ,Y. ,:._H.;!~.-_~· p ,,.~. "1,~";-~,;.ll• -.v '_ r .-.....__E ~c-N 'D _ '® _,J -/j ·• 'r. ni .:.._----..,--------~- , , r:::: lf "' (.,~"~~ "-~:rm·.)1"',Bl ' lX)C . . AND OSCAR 1 ;o . .. ...... Apartment for Rent . /11/NE TO SE£ fF /IE COIJU? f{EmR FJPO!.. .. /IE WON'T I'WIT TV RICE /f/5 SUPERIORS /VIllfOIJT F/170'5 COrtrPUTEf! t?IITI/ ON 'OPEf!IITI(),y 5L//YtSSHOT:t -·· Sleeping room $126, utilties pa1d, single male. Share bath, 919 Second Ave. Gollipolis. Coli 446-441 6 after 7PM . \ ' 5HIP 5MI7fi'S' PICII/JP IS /IE ,!lUST 111/V£ /lONE TV . For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms P111rk Central ' Hotel. Call 446 -0756 . TWO mobile homos for rent on At 2 about 5 minutes from town Call after 6 . 304 -675-6277 . --· ANNIE S·IJO t 948 FIHtllne Chevrolot. 4 dr. oadan. Good cond . 304882-338B. 1 7 ft. Top of the line modal, new cond . Will consider taking older cemper as par· tiel payment. or would con· 118t Plymouth Horlaon, 2 llider trading It to a mini door. 2.2 engine, autometk:. .motor home. 614·992· 22.000 mllea, nice car, 2313. priced right . &t4· 742 · •1 4 3 -"-:-::-:_· - : - - : - - - - - - t878 Wenobogo camper. worltecl over, 19 8t Cutlaoo Supreme completely iti.OOO,wllltnancedlller· Broughom. loeded, low on011 Wfth •3000.00 down. m1look,IAI·t50cond. t 171 Ka· take o - loen; t311 month waN • oxtrao . lt4. l011n belonce on U.OOO.OO 112 7312 elr condltlllnor with 4000 W Oeneretor, • 1973 DOdge Cherger . fled. tltea, - . r ~m com· lherp looking . f1 , 000. pletely rewired. big mglne ' 1114·1 4 8·!082 . with 4 bene! carbortor, IUtO .... 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Who Over E•ay , ,oo CID C2) PM Megezlne Cil Thlo WHk In tho NBA ([) GrMn Acres CIJ Entert•inment Tcnlght (J) Ctlerlle'a Ang1l1 81]) Tlo Tac Dough ()) (]!) MacNeil-lehrer Report CID Newe • (IJ People's Court • Felreat of Them All 7:30 CJl Llo Detector ()) ESPN 9por11Center (]) 8t Mejor League laMbell: Atlanta eit Plnobu'llh l1l D CIJ Family FO\Jd (f) lusln"e Report ® YCKr A1ked For It CUl Oreat Chefa/New Orlel!ns • {))I Enterta inment Tonight 8:00 A Teem Mambert ot the A Team ere captured by 1 rellg1ous-c:ult Ieeder . (A) 180 min) (]) MOYIE: 'The Terry foiC e e •(I) Story' JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE. Cell St'4·317-747t <!f llt4· 3117-DIIt1 . • Need oomethlng houlod ewoy Of oomethlng move<l7 W.'l do lt. Cal 441-31 Ill b e - '8 ""d II. JIMI WATEII SERVICE. CaH Jim Lanier. 304-1711· 7317. ·-=8:::7=--"'u,...ph'""o~l-et-.,.,--~~... TIIIITATI Ul'ttOLITIIIY 8IIOfl 1113 leo. Aw., Gllllatili. 441·71:1:1 or 441·1111; i MOYIE: 'Oiz~o· llpy . 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Each day the code tellers arc differe nt. WE!T. CRYPTOQIJOTES )As( I I I J NU ZMD WO E UNEH AMYHVXNEP , , . , _ . tomorroW) BTBIZMEB ' Sltur<lly'ol J -· JEWEL HEFTY HITHER ONSEAT Ant'llll'8f ' 11's good mannert tot~ to make your gu81tl fHI at r.orne, especltlly wnen you wish thlo - THEY WERE ' OPIBBA QIMEP . - YMIINA . ME . NV ' A DHORR Yeotmllty'o CrypiOquote: LET US NOT TALK IU. OF OUR ENEMIES. TiiEY, ONLY, NEVER DECEIVE US.- ARSENE IIOUSSAYE I ' •• • �'. Page Area deaths Ray B. Wofford Ray B. Wofford, 52, M!U St., Middleport, died Sunday at Veterans Administration Hospital, Dayton, following a lingering illness. . Mr. Wofford was born July 15, 19:.> In Greenvllle, S. C.,-Ulesonofthe late Ralph and MattiPrulttWofford . Mr. · Wofford was an electrician by trade. He Is survived by his wife, Evelyn Berry Wofford, Middleport; three sons, Rodney, Benjamin and Jerry Wofford, Spartanburg, S. C.; three , daughters, Mrs . Trellis Aylla, Mrs. Cynthia Dunaway, and Mrs . Darleen StU!, Spartanburg; two stepsons, W!Uia m and Edward Moo!'!', Pomeroy; one step-daughter, Mrs. Cheryl Hysell, Pomeroy; three brothers, Ralph Wofford , Texas; Leroy and Olin Wofford. Spartanburg; two sisters. Mrs. Sue Lowe · and Mrs. Dorothy Bright, Spartanburg; two granddaughters, Lori and Chastity. Funeral serviCf'S wU l be held Wednesday a t 2 p.m. a t · the Rawllngs·Coa ts -Blower Fu npra l Home with the Rev . .James KittJc officiating. Burial wlll be ln Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 4 to 9 and on Wednesday until limP of services. Pearl Galt· Ash Pearl Gale Ash, 84, VIllage Green Apartments. diC'd early Monday morning In a pond ·nea·r hls · . reslo:jence: It Is believed that Ash rose early for a walk and became confused in the darkness walking Into the pond . Mr. Ash was bam lnTylerCounty, W.Va., a son of the late Gmrge a nd Eva Stewart Ash. He was a retired salesman fort.he BlaettnarAutoCo .. Tuelday, May 31, 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1G-The Daily Sentinel PEARL ASH Rawlings Dodge a nd Kingsbury Hom es. Besides his parents he was precf'ded in dea th by his first wife, Mary Graves Ash; a son, Harold A'sh; a daughter , Glenna Sue Ash, · fivE' brothers and four sisters. He . was a member of the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Surviving a re the foilowing children .Jeanette Russe!l, Waldo; Richard Ash, Syracuse; Edwin Ash, Min<'rsvUlc; E sther Smith, Syracuse; Charles Hanning, Columbus; Shirley Ash. Albany; Nancy Reed, PomProy; Linda Baker, Middleport; Patsy Warner, Syracuse; Mary Lou Waggon<>r. Ga11!polls; J ohn Ash, Pomeroy; Jeanne Wag~-:oner, Mason; two sisters, Lana Gibson, and Alpha Douglas. Harrisonville: ~~ grandchildren and 15 j:,'Teat,grandchl ldren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday a t the Ewing Funral Hom e wit h Mr. Nea l Proudfoot officiating. Burial will be in the Wells C'.emetcry. Friends m ay ca!l at the funeral home after 7 this evening. SUPPLEMENT TO: THE POMEROY SENTINEL Vandals· have busy weekend The Meigs County Sheriff's Department is Investigating acts of vandalism to 17 mailboxes that occurred Saturday. Vand:l.llsm started on Union Avenue, up SR 143 to Ball Run , Bunker Hlll then towards Peach Fork and Kingsbury. The mailboxes were .struck by a blunt Instrument, many were knocked off posts and other sustained heady damage If not destroyed. The Incidents occurred between 2:45a.m. and 3: 15a .m . Friday _evening, Clarence Randolph , Rt. 3, Pomeroy, reported that a house owned by Hobart Day had been entered. Day and been gone for several days. Day returned home Saturday and reported a rifle, ladles school ring, set of Blue Carnival Glass. several coins and other small Items had been taken . The Incident Is under investigation. Mr. and Mrs. James Trout, Galveston, Texas, arrested a week ago Sunday were released to Galveston County Deputies Thui>day evening. The couple were wanted on forgery charges.They were also in a stolen vehicle. SALE STARTS TODAY .... tllroqh .lint 5; 1111. •111 IJUIIIIitlll last. Quantltr rlpft raaon· etl. We ara not rllpllalllle for fJPO(Irt!ihloal arron. Sorrr lo •••lera. •' • . TAKlJI!G PART in the annual Memo~ Day view the ac«vvties. FoOowtOg lhe parade CJel'f!lllOIIie parade held at Chester Monday were members of the · were held at cbader Cemetery. Daughters of America. A large crowd was on hand t.o <§< <$> @ HEAVY DUTY 4-WHEEL HAND TRUCK !deal for yard , shop or office . Swing ou t brocket holds trash bog . No. 18334 $1499 . lottery winner ciE:vE:LA.No ri\Pl - The winning number drawn Monday night ln the Ohio Lottery's daily game. ·'The Number," was 574. In the "Pick 4" game, played five times a week. the winning number was liffi,l CUB SCOUTS Pack 235 were doing their part as they marched In the annual Memorial Day parade held at . Chester Mondli)l. Money actions filed; divorce sought Two suits for money were fUed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. A suit In the amount of $00,886.47 was filed by The Farmers Bank and Savings Co.. against Gerard E. Hilferty, Rt. J, Athens, a nd Eliza- ' ' beth M. Sarver, formerly Elizabeth M. HUferty, Longview Heights, Athens, Bank One, Athens, George Collins as treasurer and the treasurer of Ga llia County. Advance Mortgage Corp., Southfield, Michigan, filed suit ln the amount of$26,944.25agalnst Paul A. Velerans Memorial · English, ReedsvUle and Brenda L. Engl ish. ReedsviUe. Saturday Admissions--Mark GadA suit for par tit ion of oil and gas dis, Reedsville; Juanita Spencer, and to quiet title was filed by Harold Pomeroy; Joe Young, Jr .. Pome- D. Graham, Rt. 4, Pomeroy and roy; Horton Arnold; Pomeroy; Janet Graham, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Michael Lemk/1, Mainville. against Peter MMoore, If living Saturday Discharges--Elizabeth address unknown, if deceased the Bartoe, Mildred Barnet! , Kethel unknown heirs, et·at. Hatfield, Norma Parker, Joe In other matters, Royal Jerome Young, . .Jr .. Mark Gaddis, Jacob Cook, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Cinerskl . fJled aa petition lor divorce against · Sunday Admissions-·Ma rgarct Ann Marie Cook, Rock Springs .Johnson. Racine; Don Wood, PomP- Road, Pomeroy. roy; Ottle McKinney , Racln£>; Marriages dissolved were Sara Nellie Groce, Long Bottom; Randall Cowdery, Reedsville. Sunday Discharges--None. Monda y Admissions--Mic hael Pooler, Jr. , Reedsville; Alan Pugh, Racine; Willis Anthony, Middle port; Kathleen Lehew, Pomeroy; Mary Derenberger, Pomeroy. Monday Discharges--Horton Arnold, Reva Patterson. .... _ OPENING - · Ed Ilarklcss, Meigs ,Junior •urd Senior High School instrumentnllnstnrct.or. """g the National Anthem to open annual Memorh~ Day services of Drew Webster Post 39, Amerlcmr Legion, held Monday on the upper parking lot In l'omcroy . Pictured on the .t•<ge also arc legion 1uul auxiliary officials, county officials, junior auxWary representatives and other partlcpants In the annual program wlth Legionnaire Frank Vaughan serving as master of ceremonies. Mayor Clarenre Andrews gave the welcome. Emergency squads kept busy Local emergency unit s were kept on the movr with ca ll s oyf'r thf' holiday weekend. Saturday calls included: Middl<'port Unit, 2: 14 p.m. Clyd€' Bur1on treated at home on Roull' 7; 7:04 p.m ., Pomeroy Unit. Michael Lemke taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital from motorcycle-car act'l·ctent ln Pomeroy; 10: r~J p.m .. Middleport Unit, Homer Bradshaw from Grant St. to VetPrans MemorIal Hospital; Hl: 27 p.m .. Racilir. James Caruthers fmm Routr 1~4 near Scuthem High School treated at location; 11 :50 p.m .. Ponwroy, Jack Smith fmm Rout €' 14~ to Injured in wreck Michael Lemke, MainvlllP, was Injured In . a caNJlOtorcycle accident on E . Ma in St., Pomemy. at 7 p.m. Saturday. Pomeroy Pollee said a motor~·y ­ cle driven by Lemke stt11ck tre rear of a car driven by Terry Johnson. Pomeroy, whlch ,was stopped at a traffic light . Lemke was takrn to Veterans·MemoMal Hospital by the Pomeroy Emergency Un it and later· was transferred to Holzer Mf'dlcal Center. NochargeswerefUed due to Inclement weather conditions, pollee said. There were moderate damages to both vehicles. Vetrrans MPmorial. Sunday calls--Racinl', 12: Cil a. m .. Racine Unit. .Jdf Proffitt !mm Southern l·lif-!h School to VetPrans Mr m orlal ; 2: l!l p.m .. Pomeroy, .lick (cq ) Nrff ft'Om sheriff's W. Dean and C. Richard Dean; Uirry A. MIUhone and Betty P. MUlhone; Larry H. Hoffman and Barbara Danette Hoffman. Barbara was restored to her former name of Barbara Danette Pratt; Everett J . Michael and Sharon M. Michael. Diana L. Whlte was granted a divorce from Sherman 0. Whlte on charges of gross neglect of duty . Diana L. White was restored to her maiden name of Diana L. Clay. Roger Allan Abbott was appointed deputy sheriff. 0 @ 12 , ..k - · lACK PACKAOI MAKII 2 QUUIS 79f; Edison~ 0 COMFORT FAll Wednesday bake sale ~ 21" 3 SPEED A bake sale wlll be held at lOa .m . Wednesday (tomorrow) at the Kroger Store In Pomeroy by the Busy Beavers 4-H Club. quarters to Vclf'rans Memorial; ALMOST UNBELlEVABLE!!! r>: :11 p.m .. Pomcmy Unit, Dorothy Hrynolds from Liberty La ne to Vl'lrrans Mrmorlal ; ll :tl5 p.m .. Middleport, Larry Oudwcll treated at 72S% Pearl St. On Monday a t 7: 42a.m .. Pomeroy took George Moldr n from 11 Oak St .. to l-lolzer Medical Cent er ; Tuppers Plains at 9: 27 a.m. took Michael Pooler from Route 681 to Veterans Memoria l; Mlddlepr1 a t 12: 12 p.m. took Les lie McOanie l.l:m Maple St .. to l-lolzer Medical Center; 12: 33 p.m. Symeusc. Alan Pugh to VeiPI'ans Memorial: 5:58 p.m .. Pomeroy. 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