http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a4549c9fe5c3b8901c179c7f77ddc7b2.pdf 90215ceef5b0cecadd342993435aa51c PDF Text Text Inside Sentinel • Dave Diles golf fete big success••. Page-3 • at y Voi.32,No.SO Copyright.d 1983 \Vhat's purpose Local briefs... of summer Page 12 program? ...Page-2 How to cope with summer heat...Page 6 !\rea deaths ... ..... , .... Page 12 By the Bend ....... Pages ·5-6·7 Classified Ads .. Pages 8-9-10 Comics· TV ...... ....... . Page 11 Ellltorlal .................. Page 2 Sports .................. Pages 3-4 en tine 1 S.<tio n, 11 Pag es 20 Canh A Multimed ia In <. NewJpaper Pameroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, June 23 , 1983 PAGESnTEEN-REGATTAED~ON Hamburger eating contest planned at Bend Regatta While the world record of hamburgers In 30 minutes Isn't expected to be broken at the Big Bend Regatta hamburger eallng contest, Burger Chef Is expecting good competition In Its contest ·on Regatta weekend. This year the contest will be held on the stage In the upper paJiclng lot at 4:30 p .m . on ea tlng 20JA Friday. Pre·reglstratlon Is required and can be done either at the Burger Cbel, or on Friday before 4 p ..m. at the stage area. A prize or dinner lor the contestant consuming the most hamburgers and his famUy wJll be awarded. Jim HUI, manager, says they'll be preparing about DJ hamburgers for the contest. Two hijackers l.ARNACA, Cyprus .,.... Two young Lebanese hijackers surren· dered today and released 32 hostages held for 21 hOurs aboard a Libyan-chartered airliner that was seized over Greece and taken on a zlg·zag flight over the Mediterranean. The surrender came after three hours of negotiations between the hijackers and the Cypriot minister of comll)unicatlons, Chrlstos Mavrellls, who persuaded the two m en to give themselves up whUe talking to them through an Arab Interpreter from the airport control tower . • " We guaranteed their safety but did not give them safe conduct ," Mavrellls told newsmen shOrtly after the hijack ended . Gas may have caused explosion McCLURE, Va. - An explosion that kllled seven miners and Injured three others at an Appalachian mine shaft probably was · caused by metha~e gas, said United Mine Workers President Rich Trumka. FOOD - Bl«.Bead RepUa Weekend Is a lime for food lllld a varlely 1s ~ered through the oet up on lhe upper parldn~ Jot, • ~ and ~ario!uA churdM!a wblclJ open their 80Cial10011111 for the serving of food, often Including homemade Ice ~ ~the weekend. CtCODCI>IICtce~ . l01111 · · The bodies ol the seven miners, Including a woman and a foreman three days from retirement, were removed from Clinchfield Coal Co.'s McClure No.1 mine Wednesday after the Tuesday nlght blast. Three other miners Injured In the blast remained hospitalized, one In seriou s condition. Another 74 miners escaped lnjuzy, said Clinchfield spokeswoman Susan Copeland. · Use of legislative veto barred WASHINGTON - In a momentous shift of political clout from Congress to the presidency, the Supreme Court today barred use of the "legislative veto" to thwart executive decisions. The court, by a 7·2 vote, said Congress no longer may rely on the long·used device to set aside nwnerous goverrunent agency regulations and presidential orders. The decision means Congress will have to scrap portions of more than 200 laws In which the veto device has been used to dlctale the spending of billions ol dollars. Experts have predicted that It could take Congress decades to fully comply with today 's decision . Shuttle landing rescheduled anolher year. Pope ends trip, heads. for Rome KRAKOW - In a dramatic end to his Polish pUgrbnage, Pope John Paul II met with Solidarity leader Lech Walesa at a remote mountain resort today, and then headed hack to Rome. leaving behind a message of hope and support for his troubled homeland. A spokesman for Walesa, leader of the banned Solidarity union, said the labor chief had returned to his home In the northern seaport of Gdansk after the audience with John Paul and would speak with reporters later. Hours earlier, the Pollsh·born pontiff held unscheduled talks with Poland' s military ruler, Communist Party ehle! Gen . Wojclech Jaruzelskl, ln a two-hour meeting at Krakow's Wawel Castle. Every Friday and Saturday Evening · **** Entertainment Every Wednesday Thru Friday **** Open Doil'f Monday th.ru ~aturdoy lunch Setved II -2, Dinner .~IHYI!d S-9 Rain~ Snow E·.':l Showers Flurries!* *I - fmm the Employees of Bank One lll\l ......... ENJOY THE REGATTA JUNE 23-24-25-26 BANKONE. Paving ol SR I'M from Pom,eroy Corporation to. Racine Is underway by the Ohio Depurtment of Highways. The cootract wa.s awarded to the Shelly Co. i\ portion of SR 338 will also be paved. In addltlon. the road was widened where (IOAAiblc. E ·Motorists '""' advlsl.'<l, how••v••r; to drive with clullloil wino traveling bo thr upper end ol Synu.11sc. Th•· road Is widen~~~ on th•• right, th~.ft It rom"" to :Ul uhnopt stop just alx1ve tin• Snowln.U t.:cmctery entnuoce. Reagan defends efforts M~i~s . ·commissioners anticip~te fe~ ~roblems from.CETA audit The M et'gs Cbunty Board of Commissioner s anticipates \few \problem s In st raightening out technical d i4trulti\'S involved ln an audit of l hr county's CET{' P!'O!Vam . Actually. M eigs ~ounty fared well compared to other counties lhe~tate in the audit which was done llrogram, cover ing the pcrirxl of In Ohio for the Oct . l,1976to Se~t. 30.\1979. The audit sho'\'s $88\565 .in " queslioned costs" and $2,251 In costs recommended fo r dlsa llowan<'<'. Tllr finding by theaudltln ne'Hrby Ga llia County amount ed to about $200,00Jand tha~flgu rewasestirnat ed to be in the m iddle r ange of tho.J{ound aga inst Ohio counties in the audit. 1 In the questioned cos t' t(ltallng $88.565 are: $18,667 with It being noted tha t the su br<'Cipient shou id rna ln tln documentation to suppor t\ contract modifica tion. Explanatory materia l in tl\e aud it. rela tin g to th<' $18,667 points out that apparently an additional gra nt was given to the county ln the <(Ueslloned am ount and commissioners indicate that\ there ls ev idence showing that the additional gra n( of $18,667 was given. The remaining $69,898 in que~tlon . accordin g to a notation In the audit . sta tes th'a t the subredpic nt shOuld maintain suffic ient document at ion to support bf cpA CAPE CANAVERAL- The space shuttle' s first F1ortda landing Is being postponed from Friday to Saturday, according to a NASA spokesman who quoted the agency's shuttle director as saying: "I have a bad weather forecast ... We' re going to wave off until Saturday." But another spokesm an said the delay wasn' t finn and the director of recovezy operations here suggested that a final decision should not be made until just hours before Friday' s scheduled 6: 53a.m. ED'f landing. Skies w er e clear at the Cape this morning and the official Air F orce forecast for Friday was " marginal"- partly cloudy. The astronauts asked about packing up for their return, and the ground communicator promised "sot'ne words for you right after lunch.' ' He didn't mention a delay. STRANGE - Strange creatures begin appeartns Iii Pomeroy each year ahoul the time of the Big Bend Rl!gatta Weekend. Jim Clatworthy Is pictured with one of the vlolloro from PAVING PROJECf UNDERWAY participant eligibility . I1is poi nted out in thr aunit that lhls [lnding dea ls with lack of sufficient supporting docum ent ation on th!' Pl lgibillty uf employes. However , commissioners point out rtw t only pt."rsons approved by the Ohio BUtl'au of E mployment S<•ovicrs were used in the CF:TA progra m anddocumr ntatlon ls ex (X'<' led to be fot1hcom lng on tho tssu<'. In ex planatory m ateria! o f I hl' audit. llls point ed out tha t q uest ionable cos ts arr thOS<' which should he lly ,JJ\MF.S GERSTENZ!\NG i\....,.,h,l<ld Pn..,.. Writer CHI CAGO tA P \ P resident llP iif( iUI , ctrdaring " thr gr owth In mrdiral msts is mali~ant and must lx' 11.""movro for th(' rontinul>d ilf'alill of l hr Amrrlcan people," trxtay defendt'<l Ills d fot1S to ovC'rha ul lht• Medicare and Mt'C.ll· <'<lid systf•ms <tnd sa lei he was trying to pt'I'S<' t'VI\ not limit, lhl' quality · and availability of hPa lfh f'ar('. '"illc d11ngrr ls that high rlll-.:ilcal lnfkl!lon may soon jf'opardlz£' the quality and III'<'PSS of our healt h car f'. AmC'rica won' t bt• ablr to sustai n it s unequa led health cart' . system lf cit l7.!'ns can'i afford u:· lttP prf's idPnt st.ild . I ic m ade his rem ar ks in a spc'('C h . p1r-panu fonll'liVPry to 1he l·lous.'of l.)('!('gHtes of thf • American M ('Cilca l Associat ion . thr Sl'Cund stop on a onc day t r ip to Chicago. T l11• first Pvrnt on hlsagenda wa'i a mPL•Iingof lhP Po lish Nat io na l All iance. Wh ite llouSI? aidessa id in advam•p disa lJowed unlt'ss thr g ra nt£'£' can pmv idr suppoi·t of thei r aliowa bility . Mr lgs Count y Com m lsslonNs an• not antic lpatin~ problem s in c lrar lng up thl' di sa llow a bl ~ findings . Costs rt'{'omrnendt \ l fo r d lsallowanrC' <liT' costs for w hich there Is d()('umcntillion in l hP fill'S I hat shows such ros ts ar e In viol ation of lf'g lsla tl vt' or regu latory r equlremmts or spr<·lfic m ndit ions ul the grant . The M eigs Comm issioner s have only $2.2o1 fa !lin g into thf' dis.:1 Uowancr class and fr'f'l tim ! this matl rr LG a misunderstanding and can be st ra lght rnrd out wlthou I problems. The comm issioners hc~vr :~o days to pruv ldt~ response to thr audit's fi ndings a nd ·lhr M <'lgs Comm tssloHrrs Indica If' that aln•ady th£'.V arr• In the process of responding to lh<' findings. \ Pomeroy woman hurt in auto wreck A 48-year-old Pomeroy wom an w as admit ted to Veterans M emorial H ospital late Wednesday afternoon after suffering lnjulies In a onevehicle accident on U.S. 33. Lena K. N esselroad was admi tted for obseovatlon. a hospital spokesperson said, primarily for t reat· ment of mutt lple cuts re<'elved In the accident . The Gailla-M elgs post of the Ohi o Highway Patrol satd Nessel road was traveling northbound a t 4: 28 p .m . when her vehicl e reported ly went off the r igltt sldc of th•• road . struck ~ bill board support. continued on and struck a t t-ee. severely da maging the vehic le. She was taken to Veter ans IJy Pom eroy em ergency squad . 'llle accident is still under lnvrsligat lon, the patrol sald. The patrol also lnvestiga led two otlter accident s in the area Wednesday . In the flrst , Mickey H. Brown, 26. Aliquippa , Pa.,escaped injury when that U1a t forum pruvlckxl a tailor. m ack> plalfonn for thr llll'S idPnt to discuss " the r<'p ression ufthp Poiist1 people" and Pope .John Paul ll' s tour of his Polish hom el and . Reagan told the doctors: '' "In spit e of ali the storlcs you hear on television, the truth ls thai this administration tn 1984 wlll devote m or P money to hea lth car e I han an:.c admlnistrutio n In history . We can· not and we wlll not scrimp on tlte health of Ameri ca's cltlzrn s.' ' H e sa id that next year :1 m!Uion m orr people t h•m In l!m wlli haw· their health care needs m et by Medicar e, directed at the Plclrrly. (Continued on page 12) he los t cont rol of his VPhlci P on Ohio 124 a l 2: 30a. m . while eastbound and wen t off the right sldc of the road. striki ng an em bankment. His vrhi r lc was sllghtly damaged. The pat rol said a vehleir driv l'n by Michael D. Va nce, 22, Cheshire, westbound on 124 al 1: 15 p.m .. m llided on a curve at .the inter S€C· tlon wit h NPW Lima Road wllh an eastbound vehicle driven by 11mothy W. Braley, 18, Pomeroy . Both vehicles were slightly damaged and no cltatlon was Issued. BANK ONE Of POioiEROY. TUPPERS PlAINS. I RUTlAND ( Na!H}nal Wealher. ServiC e us Cold...., Warm W9 Occluded , . . •• . WEATHER FORECAST..._ The National Wealher Service forecalla ':ihowersforFrldayforlheSoutllwett,ceatraiG..,and-ahern~ and MlJmeoiota lind tile eastem 1\elrotaa Molll areM·wiD be clear. Cool welllher Is forecaol forlhe WeetlllldtbeGreatLakes. MOIIIoflheEdwiD be wann. (AP' Q'erp'MKG) Ohio weather Hazy skies and vezy weather will continue over Ohio today, with afternoon highs mainly between 85 and 90 except along Lake Erie, where an onshOre now may bold temi,X'ratur:es In the lqwer !lB. The high-pressure system that brought warm temperatures Wednesday will conilnue to control the state's weather today. A low with a cold trOnt wW drOp Into northern OhiO tonight and sooth oftbestatedurlnl the day Friday. Thetrontls dry, wilhorey a few clouds along It .00 oozy lll&btly cooler all: behind 11. So mllllly sunn;y, wann dayt and cl5r, mild ftlahts are expected to be tiVer our area tbrouih Friday nlgbt. . MINGLING wml THE CROWD - Bill Nellon, left, Pomeroy b" & IIIII lllld loaitlrne IIIPIJOriet' !If the Dave DUal CJ de, .......... _... tiltpidt~ hlnc.diOucklllobut,C*IIer,of Utah Ual\'enlly 8l!d Archie GrUIIn of tile Clndmlial ....... during • Wednellday night's fifth annual Dave DUes 8Upper lllld awardi! ceremony at RDyal Oak Park. story Bod additional plctul'ell appear on page 3 today. ' • . ' ,' ' I • \ �.. Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ ""'-''--r•~=·'qiv . ROBERT L. WINGETT PubiiKhtr PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH AfiKifit.'ant f'uhll!llber; Controller General ManaJI•r The just.w.ar___~-------:-D_on_G_ra_iff · Kermit D. Johnson Is a graduate of West Point, Class of '51. He hall ·served In Korea, Vietnam and Europe. He llolds, among other decorations, the Distinguished Service Medal, the Bronze Star and the Meritorious Service Medal. He Is also a graduate of Pr!ncet<)n Theological Seminary, an ordained minister of the ~nlted Presbyerlan Church, U.~.A., a former post chaplain at West Point and ' the Army War College, which he (lttended, and a former chief of chaplains of the United States AJTny. ' He retired, as a major general, from . active duty In lil82, but not from a continuing concern with · military affair,. Since February of this year, he has been on the staff of the Center tor Defense Information, a Washington-based prtvate organ!· zalton .established by former o!flc· ers to monitor the nation's defense effort. The center supports a strong but balanced and affordable defense In · the belief that social, economic 'and political consldera· lions are equallY essential to national security. General JollnSOil's particular In· DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Newt Editor A ~MBER of 1be A~Wk:h.ted Pft!M, Inland Dally PreM A.<ttociatt<»rn ws the American New1JP~.per Publishers 1\Moei&Uon. l.E'I'n;RS OF OPINION an: wtloon'1N . 'lbey lhot,tld be 1eM than 300 w01"1hi loft«. AB ~.,. are Mabject t.o edlth11 and m\lllt bt "lped witiiiUIJ'Ie, addrl'M and &e~ numbH. No uiMI(r;ned le«en. will he publillhed. utten llhould be ln pod taR. adclftlit. ..., _ ...........uu... Letters to the editor What is the purpose of summer ball programs . I'm wrttlng this letter concerning the Little League, Pee Wee and T-Ball. . I would like someone to tell me If I am wrong or not, I thought the Little League, Pee Wee and T·Ball were to teach children to play ball and get along with one another, not to Oght and yell at each other, and If tHey aren't the best that dosn't mean they can 't plaY as. much as the rest of the children. If they don't · get to play, how are they going to lejtrn to be competitive. .I went to a Little League game Saturday evening. Two boys sat on the bench the entire game, because they wer;en't good enough and the game was very close.It looks to me like the "parents of some of the children think that their "lltue ones" should be as good as the pros that are making thousands of dollars a. year. Hoi# m<~ny of thoSe children wUI ever play ball profes· slonally? It looks to me llke the parents have hundreds of dollars bet on each game and are afraid to let their child lose. These children will grow up and not always win In real lite. So It looks like they need to ieatn a little defeat now and then, · tlut I think every lloy and girl should get to play an equal amount of lime . after all the game Is for them, not the parents. Thank you, Larry E. Curtis Chester, Ohio Purpose of being in business made known Many of you Meigs County fuell!ne Is stopped up or they need a jump. I requested omcers to notify motorists proba tlly know that I met the motor:tst that there Is SOIJ!eone with Pomeroy ymage Council to let who can come out and fix their car them know my ,puflXJse In being In and get them going. This seems to bqslness. · 1 · Of the six members present, two be so much better than just calling a were tor me' two voiced their · wrecker which does nothing In optitton against nle and two others getting the vehicle back Into operation. were undecided. I Now If your car blows up, you do What I was trying to polnt,out to need a wrecker. However, I am council was the advantages of my service. When a motorist Is stalled trying to. get he pol!ce to be In the middle of a road, a pollee considerate of me and you In avoiding calling a wrecker when oiflcer many times calls a wrecker. my service Is avallable at a much I requested council to have officers lesser cost and you're back In call me Instead of the wrecker so operation. that the motorist would not have an Respectlully yours, expensive towing bill. Fred Heldreth Many times when cars stall, they Fred's Road Service need only minor corrections - a · "I suppose you are wondering why I summoned you here?" I~~-!~,!!.~~~u;~,~ ~ dteht I And It Is Immoral. The very question for a "moral" nuclear policy, he d~res with explosive emphasis, Ji" a contr~tlon In terms. On this point he Identities closely with the recent pastoral letter of the Catholic blsllops. Far from being out of line In speaking oiit, as their ·critics Implied, Johnson \)elleves · the bishops are exactly where· the church should be. "The problem , Is that nations have hlstortcaUy regarded the church as a pushover. We don't expect this from blshojis. We expect church people to be sott and gutless. " Johnson speaks In a pithy vernacular - talk c1 stable deter· ence Is "garbage" - studded with point-making quotations from Abraham Lincoln, Reinhold Nleubhr, Charles de Gaullea and Lewis Mumford . The last, he notes, warned allout "technological com· pulslveness" which Is mtlltary terms 'haS meant that "anything that comes down the road that scientists can make In the way of a weapon, we just put In the inventory. " Large crowd on hand for fifth Diles 'Hilll>illy Supper' By SOOTJ' D. WOLFli: AlSO recQgnlz.ed were MAC Basketball Coach of the Danny Nee; professional bowler Dick Weber, OU football mentor Brian Burke; President of Ohio University, Dr. Charles Ping and actor Jim Owen, who won an El'limY tor his portrayal of Hank Williams on television earlier this year. In an evening highlighted 1>y lxlth seriousness and humor, Archie Grlflln was honored with the famed " Carp Feeding Award" for -hitting the most balls In the water at last year's tourney. In his a~ptance speech, Griffin stated, "Dave and I have developed a strange and wonderful relationship over the years. What I am trylngtosaylsthatDavelsstr~and ... .l am wonderful. Actually It Is really an honor to be here and I'm alreii-(ly looking fa !'Yard to next year." An award was presented to Horace and Dorothy Karr for their work and cooperation In service for the tournament 's success.' Next, former Middleport football star and coach at the University of Utah, Chuck Stobart. was recognized. Stobart reflected, "It's great to be back. I'm here because of you. You are my kind of people." Former Southern basketball ace and guard for the Rio Grande Redmen Kent Wolfe was then recognized as a competitor In the event. "Good Guy" awards were then presented to Ohio University's Danny Nee and to actor Jim Owen for their sacrifices and work toward a successful tournament. Bill Nelson concluded the evening's events by complimenting Dave DUes for his hard work toward establishing the tournament. The crowd responded with a standing ova lion .. Although the past four events have been huge successes this year's field was not !IUed, decreasing possible contingencies for area charities . Diles stated. "We have again had a tremendous response from our celebrities, but local support has not been as strong as In the past. We hope to have a better year next year." Year, Seotmel SWf Writer A "good ole' home-styled supper" kicked of! festivities for the fifth annual Dave Diles Appalachia Golf Tournament Wednesday evening at Metg!l County's Royal Oak Park ballroom near Pomeroy. · The annual 'HlllbUiy Supper' as lt Is now called, drew a large crowd consisting of lloth celebrttles and many of the area 's top businessmen and golfers who wUI rompete In the tournam~nt. ' Diles opened the evening's ceremonies following a meat prepared by the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department. Diles gave the welcoming addres> and praised those who again made the tournament a s~ccess . He recognized the tournament committee and extended his sincere appreciation to those who made this year's event possible. In Its fifth year, proceeds from the annual tournament will again go to local charities in the Melgs..Mason area. Thus far, more than $33,000 has been distributed to local organizations and other civic minded charities. Diles thanked the Roush family · for their cooperation over the years In donating the Riverside Golf Course. In appreciation of their service, the Roush's were presented a plaque. Although he could not attend this year, a special award was presented In honor of General J 1m HaMinger for his contribution to a successful tournament. Throughout the evening, many celebrities lnclud· lng the following big names were Introduced: Spanky McFarland, Archie Griffin, Jim 'Moose' Barton, Darren Hedric, basketball coach at Miami Univer· slty; Dick Garrison, Ray McGuire, baseball great Ned Garver, BUI Rohr, Bot> Evans, Miami football coach Tim Rose, and Chuck Stobart, football coach at Utah. GrtfOn Is awarded ''Carp F~'<.'tllng" Award at the Diles supper ood awards c-eremony. GRIFFIN HONORED - Two-thne Hebmoo Trophy winner ood Clnclnna.tl Bengal ~ar An:hle "•• 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT. 35 WEST Phone 446 -4524 8A"llAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN ALL SEATS $2.00 AOMISSION EVERY I UCSOAY S 1 DO EKCEPT Ofj JEDI JUNE 17 thru 23 FRIDAY 1/'tr U THURSO..Y 1 · Adding insult to injury_____Ja_ck_A_n_de_rso_n WASHINGTON- Adding Insult to Injury, the FBI Is insisting that Coretta Scott King pay to see the files the G-men compiled on her during more than two years of secret surveillance. The widow of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. refulii!S to knuckle under the bureau's petty' demand. The amount Is trivial: $237. But Mrs. King stands on principle: The Freedom of Information Act allows government flies to he released free of charge In cases "prtmartly benefitting the public." By paying ·the $237, Mrs. King would be put In the position of acknowledging that she Is just Idly curious allout the FBI's flies on her. In fact, Mrs. King Intends to place · her surveillance t11es with her late husband's' papers In the Martin has been sitting on her appeal for would be of slgnltlcant pubUc Luther King Center for Nonviolent · more than a year: benefit. Social Change In Atlanta. They Ten · months ago, Mrs . King Edith P. Mayo, an associate would be historically valuable raised the subject personally with curator of the Smithsonian Instituevidence of the almost paranoid Attorney General William French tion, wrote that Mrs. King's FBI suspicion with which the Kings Smith, whom she was visiting on files would provide "Invaluable were regarded by the FBI under Its anpther matter. The meeting was perspective" on the civil ~ts . tate director, J . Edgar Hoover. cordial but !!roduced no action on movement because of her "unique . Paying the tee would alsO be an her appeal to waive the tee. Like position 'as the wife and CO'worker admission that her work In the civil many private citizen~. journalists of Martin Luther King) Jr." rights movement - and by infer· and hlstorlans In the past two years, Denial of the fee waiver Is "a ence that of her husband - Is of Mrs. King has been stonewalled by tragic mistake lnjudgment on the little public Interest. The FBI's the Reagan administration's policy part of Bureau officials," wrote plcaytine Insistence on payment of making government documents Marvin Y. Whiting, archivist and seems to be one· more attem~t by difficult If not Impossible to otltaln. curator of the Birmingham Publlc the bureau to belittle the man Its Louise Cook, archivist at the King Library. The FBI, he wrote, should late director hated and feared with Center, told my associate John . help historians "gather as deflnl· such passion. Dlllon··tllat several hls1ortans have t!ve a body of documents as Mrs. King appealed the FBI's written '!n suppoM of Mrs . King's possible on a person of such hlstortc decision. The Justice Department view that release of her records significance as Martin Luther King \ \ Jr." LOCAL businessman George Kanis 1U1d eelehrity Sp1mky IUcFarland, left, chat prior to the "lllllhllly Supper" IW'Jd In conjunetlon with the Davl' DUes golf cla.o;slc. - (Dave Harris photos) Guest d;1y M'iEBALL r\ mf'ric'WI lllta'tl' SJ-:11:rn.F. MAJH NI-: Il~"lll'll'tl 'lh l) ' 0.•11. ('u lr'ho'f , a nd a _..slgnrd him to WIIUSIIU Of !hi' 'C I<I~<; fl M i(l\u'SI lo •~ij..'\U ' . \. that women have brains that are at least equal to those of men . It was only 65 yers ago tbat we men finally admittep that women had sense enough to vote. Only last year a few chauvinists In the state legislatures · ruled that women did not deserve equal constitutional rights with men by defeating ratification of the and other members of minorities to positions where they will get maximum publicity In the national neWs media. U Is all paM of the campaign publlc\ty to which WP will be subjected for the next year and a . half. Try and Ilea" up! Fro1'1'1 news repor)s on television 1 know that Sally Ride Is doing her ERA. efficient best as part of the space Next year Is presidential election crew. She Is more than holding up I year. Those two arch-chauvinists, her end of the work In la,unchlng two Ronald Reagan and Jesse Helms communlctlon satellites and other wtll be up for reelection . That is the Challenger chores. I llave never prtnclple reason Sally Ride Is flying daubed that she or imy other around In space allove me as I write woman with the same ectucatlon this . It Is not so much that she Is and training could do the job as well super-Intelligent, super-educated as their male counterparts) I only and super-efficient as It Is that she Is doutlted that she woul.d ever llet the a woman and the women 's vote has chance under the present admlnls· suddenly become very necessary to tratlon. That they wUI take inea· . the powers that be In Washington , sures so foreign to their nattires Between now and election day In only shows the desperation they aft! 1984 you will hear much lloastlng by , beginning to feel alxlut thel~ the eminent gentlemen named · chances next · year. Don't be above and others allout their surprised If uie Republican plat· magnanimity In naming Sa)ly Ride form reverses Its s1and on abortion at the Republican convention next summer! Wh!le this column Is about a woman who has stepped outside the familiar pattern of jobs the chauvl· nlsts think suitable for women, let's not forget the women· who are employed In the more mundane· positions. Are they getting equal pay as the men? Do they have the same chances for advancement? Are their working conditions as good? Will they get equal retirement? Insurance? Benefits? To most of these questions, t~ answer Is still, " No' . It was these detlclen· cles the Equal Rights Amendment would have corrected If Mrs. Schafly and her chauvinistic cohorts had hot dragged In allortlons, army service and any number of other asinine diversions. I am sure that if It were possible, most women would be glad to let the men have the abortions. . I think one would ~:xi especially becoming to Jesse Helms! madt• IAN IYIIIIlt lOIII MUII'IIY aA IRI "i"ll:ftlf-Nc'r ....... .. ,,.~ ~1!4 ' c'r1d WU:K: L \0 . & 'l ?0 fi. M :,1\! 1. '\UN MATI NL[ S I : I & J ; 2() plans Wf'tT•madf' for ' 'gut'st day'· o n June 28. F ollowing a mu nd of golf prlzo•s went to T<'€ Tml01<i, l' ioscst 10 lilf• pin on hole nine and 18; Dorolhy Ka rr for Ihe longcsl d rive on Pighl. All a rea lady golfers an• lnvil<'d lo atte nd lad II'S day <'V<'ry Tu<'sday ii i !I a.m . Slgnffi M lk£' Ura m lf'\•. o utflj;•ldJ>r. ami nlll Wrona. s lt:~rt slup . 1Uld a .~~ll(llf'l l lhom to Bllk f'f -sfll'ld nf !ht· Class '' ('nlllc.u·nla Ll'llirUf' . SIWlf'd Rk hmxl l.Ut 'l.'ki'fl, plldwt'. and ' !lml him 10 l~>t l ln l( h ou n 11! tiM• n uklo· N ut1 h~""t !r1 ~ f' T 0 R 0 N T 0 II I. U ~; ,/1\ YS--1\<· t tv<~ Tl'd Oit l•t • Cnlllnli . tiU ifit•lttt•r. frulll 1111• J:ttl. t)' suwl('fllcnl/.tl dls;tblo-d I L~ I OplkHII'I.I S !Hn n urkf', ·pllrhl'r, tn ~'yr: tl'l.l~· nf 11\f> tnr p1 n;u tonal I.J"UI~tll' Nldlonall.f'I&Cllt' Chauvinism & Sally Ri~e _ _ _ Lowe_u_wi_nge_u ·~. plan~ Twenty-s ix ladlf's 'a ll endl'd lhP w<'Ckly ladles day a l J ay Ma r Golf . Club on Tuesday. Durlng a short businf'SS m('(' ting Transactions I When Sally Ride zoomed off Into space Saturday, she made the same giant stride for womankind that Nell Armstrong did for mankind In 1969 when he was the Orst man to walk on the moon. The ~onder Is that Sally Ride even was allowed to take the trtp! With such male ch~uvlnlsts as President Reagan and Senators Jesse Helms, Orin Hatch and Jeremiah Denton rtdlng high In the saddle In Washington, one can only Imagine what curious quirk of political expediency Induced them to allow such an unbelievable . performance. They are all part of that segment of American political tlgures who believe a woman 's · proper condition Is to he pregW1mt and barefoot and not rtdtng our newest space vehicle, Challenger, around the world. With them I have to Include that vehement foe of the Equal Rights Amendment. Phyllis &hafly, who Is even oow girding up her withered loins for another battle with her own sex. Since the first caveman knocked hell out of his mate and thereby proved that he was physically dominant, women have been handed the dirty end of the slick. By sheer necessity In order to survive , they assumed the gul!ii'- 'Or the weaker sex and as such have quietly guided the destiny of the world for thousands of years. WbUe the male · was busy provlhg his physical prowess on the battlefield, the female was at home reartng the family and teaching the next generation how best to survive. As the Vain male gra(lually came to appreciate her physical attractions, she was sWI not generally cons!· dered CaP,Bble to manage her own 1 In the year. · J life. That Is the attitude of the male Today' s highlight in history: chauvinist and a minor segment of On June 23,1967, President Lyndon Johnson ll!ld Soviet President Alexei the female sex.today. KosyJiln held a Silnulllt meetine In Glassboro, N.J. The chauvinists and their female On this date: counterparts are not entliely to In 1611,1. W!Dlam Penn signed a friendship treaty with the lnd!ans In the blame. They are only following the Petmsylvan!a region· one that was kept faithfully by bot~ sides for more precepts laid down by their ancestors OVer the years. The Holy Bible, th4ll 00 years. l!llpeclaDy the Qld Testament, In 1722, England~s Queen Anne ordered the French residents of Nova taught chauvinism along with ·Scotia, canada to lake an oath of allegiance to her govenunent within one rell£lon. Even that Biblical Irving )'t'4r or leave. In 1931. aviators WUey Post and Harold Catty took ott fran New York for BerUn, King Sotomon, focused hla -..on the more Intimate parts of a around the world. · . In 1971, President Richard NlxonannouncedheWQ!ldmakeroples of the. thf! fl!mate body and never on her tntna. It Is only In the last century dllputedPentagon Papenavallllbleto~lonalcommlttees, but with or 'so that It hal been ~ a "lllp secret" label. Berry's World terest Is nuclear war- rather, the threat of war that Is Implicit In the policy of nuclear delereDCe Into which the country has been locked tor three decades. Rather than adding to our defense capablHty, he believes, deterence subtracts from It. The Daily Sentinei-Page--.-:3 Pomeroy Middleport, a,io Thursday, June 23, 1983 , PITT'SBUR GH PIMTFS- SIWJr•d ltnn [)•l.ut'('hl. ool lll'ldl•r . ;md IIJi.~lwu .-1 him 10 Wa tf'rt OI· '' " rl lhr Nf'W Yor k Prnn Lf'~u t ' Slgnt"d Sroll Wa lkl'r. f irs t ll:..'ll:·t nan , IUICI "GOOD GUY" !\WARD - Ohio University Basketball Coach Danny Nee, right, Is presented "Good Guy" award by Dave Diles. Nee,_a. rising name _.,.. - llSSII{TI«J In college basketball, was nwned as the MAC basketball Coach of ti\e Year. him to Bractoon ton o f tlw• r :ulf i"t.li ts l lto.uklt• I I<I!WJ t' ST I.OUL'-l C AH DI NA I..'- :-Acl lvA it'll ,IM'! Lntlli. plld w r . from !hi' 11 tla\' diSilblid ll<il Nadonall ftA.~KJo-:'11\AIJ . Baolldb~ t\.'1'KM·I"'bn f I. ~ V ~ I. A N IJ CAV !\I. fERS- Nifmf'(l f'.t•n r)!l' • Ka r l d!n..-·tor nf pl ;n~Y ii<'QUL'l tlon. 1"00111AU. Nllllunad ..~..,doal.ll~ ·a«'••· II OU~THN • OIU : RS- Siwnt'l C'hri.<o lkt"> !1('1 nnd Mlkt' M c<lc~~·. 11~11 ! l'fltl~ .. If' rornt> rOfi: ll!f , f[l..lll l"d , 111111 1\11'111' lluwu·t h and Kt'Vln Pnllt>r !i<tff'l ll'll P 1 T T S ll U H (; ~'TI~ f. l J.: flS--IWII'fl,"-->d ~l tWII')' H lbJrnlnn, n mnln)[ hark S'T. LOUe; C' AFU >I N III ..'i--Si~tt~•'ll Brliln Bu rrows . lln(<I~I C'k t•r , to :1 lri•('-<•i·:t"nt N on tmf'l Aqulrm Rol._•n Hl a~ o ·l\ wl r.' ' 1'1' !l•I Vt<l'. nm l William Wn ll ~ 111411 111d. un BAHR CLOTHIERS SUM M'ER SALE IS NOW IN · PROGRESS ON FINE WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN &WOMEN! WldVf'J'!j, CONFIDENTIAL · , HIGH QUALITY MENTAL~ HEALTH SERVICES WOODlAND. CENTERS, INC. BAHR CLOTHIERS (Fonnerly Gallia - Jackson - Meigs Community Health Center. ACfOR HONOREJ)'- Hank WIUiam8lmpen101ra.!Dr Jim Owen, who won an Emrny for his ponrayal of :lbnk WIUiams on television recently, received a Mental Middleport, Ohio COMPLETE STOCK "Good Guy Award'' Wednfsday evening during ceremonies a& the the Dave DUes Appalachia Golf Tournament supper. .Lloyd .advances · in·meet WIMBLEDON, England ( AF')...:. Take t( from those wbo know : ·It lakes style as wen as substance at the world's most prestigious tennis tournament. "To win Wimbledon you need a steady climb upwards while trying to avoid the valleys," said Jimmy Connors, the defending champion of the All-England Lawn TeMis Championships and a two-time winner here. Or listen to 10th·seeded BUlle Jean King, wllo has won a record 20 Wimbledon titles. "Old I think I was going to lose? No, I just tlxluiht It was llllOiher chalJen&'e," King said after l'llll«t· 1ng her 2l5th victory on the grass courts of Wimbledon, defeating Beth Herr6-7, 6-2,8-6 Wednl!sday. Connors advanced to the third round by stopping Australian Wally Masur 64. 7-6, &-0. by: .------------------:----------1 All WESTERN ~-- --------~ SWISHER LOHSE .BOOTS, BELTS and KNIVES Prices Good 1llu Monday 25.0/o .Off 6-27·83 Pharmoc y MtftMftiMc:Cuii"*',W ,,.tll. , ~ CNrl" Ill Kit, ll . ,h. ......, Hanin1 , R . .-h. Mon. t..,.u Slit. 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The Brewers got a flrst-lnnlnghomerun from Robin Yount but didn't manage another hit untll they put together three meaningless singles In the ninth and dropped a 6-2 decision to the Tigers In Detroit, their 11th setback In the last 15. games. That pushed them once percentage point behind the Cleveland Indians, who wh.lpped the Boston Red Sox 94. In othet AL action, the New York Yankees downed the Baltimore Orioles 5-2, the Mlnnesota Twins nipped the Toronto Blue Jays 4-3, the Texas Rangers trounced the California Angels 9-1, the Kansas City Royals edxged the or -· .- ~. "' LeMASTER STEAL'! - Only umpire Dana DeMuth has his feet on the ground as John LeMaswr of the s:ln Francisco Giants ducks the ball - .... .. ... to slide Into second with a steal In first Inning action Wednesday Candlestick Park. Waiting lor the throw is Kelly Paris of the Cincinnati Reds. ( t\P Lascrphoto). Nolan Ryan passes Steve Carlton again By JOHN NELSON AP Sports Writer Carlton who? Nolan Ryan, the Houston Astros big right -hander, says hecou.Id care less. He's the all-time strikeout king again. lt'sOK. B ut it doesn't really matter. I ' "I don't pay any attention at all about what happens to him ," Ryan saldofPhlladelphla 'sSteveCa rlt on, whom he passed for t he record Wednesday night. ''I'm l'l')Ore ~on· cerned about getting myself bac k In shape."·· Ryan struck out 5even batters In "" ' eight innings as Houston defeated : : Atlanta 4-3. That gave him 3,548 In his career. three more than Carlton . Ryan and Carlton have been engaged In a season- long game of leapfrog for a r ecord that belonged to Wa lter Johnson only three monthsago. · But Ryan, lwlcP on the disabled list this year. stU! Is trying come back from a hamstring pull that has him off sche(lule. "Everything' s falling Into place," Ryan said. "My velocity's good. M y breaking ball Is pretty consistent. It 's just a matter of getting enough :. Innings behind me so I can start completing som e games." Wednesday night , Ryan had to leave before the fireworks r eally started. Trailing 2-I going Into the ninth, the Br·;tves scor·ed twice on • Bob Watson 's RBI slngleoff rellever .. Bill Dawley . In the bottom half of tho Inning , however, the Astros sc·orl'<i two of their owri on RBI singles by T<'ITY Puhi and Phil Garner to win lhPir second gamL• in a !"£)\.\' . defeated Chicago o-2, Cincinnat i beat San FranCisco 4-2 and San Diego defeated L as Angeles 5-2. E•pos 4, Phlllies 0 Tim Raines belted the ffirst grand slam homer of ~Is career, w it h two out In the nint h Inning, to 9m<\k up a scoreless duel between ' fhe E)xpos· Charlie Lea and Philadelphia 's Lea pitched a five-hitter. walking two and striking out five. Bystrom started the Mont real nint h and was thevlctim OfJl two-out error by Joe Morgan, who bobbled .Jerry Whi te's grounder. Bystrom wa lked Chris Speier, then hit Andre Dawson wtth a pitch, prompting a brief bench-clearing. Order was restored quickly, and AI Holland came on In relief to ~rve Oakland A's 7~ In 121nnlngs and the Chicago White Sox trtmrned the Seattle Mariners 6-3.. One night earller, when Milwau kee wh.lpped Detroit 10-3, Kuenn had called the Brewers " the team you were expecting to see all year." Wednesday night, he was singing a different tune. Attending were Rhea, Robert, and Jenelle Yonker , Caryl Pooler, Albert, Sue and Julee Pooler, Debbie Pooler, Emerson: Virginia, Lawrence, Kathy and Lisa Pooler, Inez Pooler, Zena Pooler , Lee and VIola Teegarden.. George A. and Julie Pooler~ George H . and Bertha Pooler. ·Th~ Daily Sentinel (USPS 145-900) A Division of Mulllmedla, Inc. Pu bli shed every afternoon . Monday Friday. 111 Court Street . by the Oh io Vall ey Publishing Company . Mul· ttmedla. Inc .. Pome roy, Ohio 45769 , 992. throo ~ h ~co nd c lass pn.'itage paid at P v- up the homer pitch to Raines. Mets&-2, Cardinals 4-1 Tom Seavl'r and Mike _T orrez, a pair of 17-year Veterans, pitched the M ets to their second doubleheader sweep of the season and only fourth since 1978. Seaver scattered seven h.lts In the opener, and Torrez pitched seven innings In the nightcap, combining with Jesse Orosco on a six-hitter. Faye and Albert Wolle, Edwin Bailey, Nancy and Jason Arnold, Marcy and Jeff Hedrick, Jean Sexson, Phyllis and Dohrman Reed, Vicki, Philip and Tara Wood, Geraldine DeLong, Lena Belle and Edg:P' Pullins, Dianna Pullins, Kathy, Larry and Joshua Hively, Kitty, Missy and Jimmy Walls, Aprll and Klnn Wiener, Wayne and Maxine Hetzer, Randy and Lisa King, and Jim Osborne. - A reunion on the second Sunday In June w as planned for nex t year. OLdest attending was Lena Pooler and the y oungest was Joshua Hively. 733 Third Avenut>, New YoJ:" k, New York r100l7. 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MAIL ~UBSCRJP'TTONS Sl.l.outs Phllndl>lphla l 'hll'l 'iO •, l'lti SI'UI'Jlh :Ml .~ " 1')\T IHVIiiON 1101 1933. •Low Prices on · We will reopen Monday with more uribecitable, unbelieveable, low prices.Se<e\~ NOW MIDDLEPORT {A~ Mrs. Floyd Weberof Keno, spent a recent weekend In M<~rletta attend· lng a get-together of the Marietta High School graduating class of 193:.!. the first since celebrating Its 50th reunion. A dinner was held In the Stemwheel Room of the Lafayette Motor Motel and enterta lnmentwas provided by Ben Cedar of Ravenswood with music and a sing-a-long. Mrs. Weber was the overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dean HlU. Wllllamstown, and the HUis were Sunday brunch guests of the group at the Lafayette. Plans for nex t year lncludl;' a dinner on June 9. with the class of 1932 to celebrate with the class of ava llab]P. MU:JUC~\ N IJidlilnun• ToH,ollh ) Betty Jo Hunt, Robyn Pitzer, Paul Riggs, Rodney Beegle and BeckY · Rl~ repi'ese!Jted MeigS County at the 19830hJo 4-H Congress held June 15-18 at Ohio State University. Acrordlngto Dale M . Stoll, county extension agent, home econotnlcs and 4-H. these outstanding 4-Hers represented MeigS County In three and one half days of deveiopment, career education ami exploration and citizenship and government Involvement. Kev1rt NapJer, Meigs County, who also atten(led, was selected to debate a bill during a mock congressional session. Oh.lo4-H Congress is conducted bY state 4·H faculty · members of the Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service and features au !standing resource people, speakers, wor)<shOp coordinators and even entertainers which make lhe experience a highlight. Approxl· mately 800 4-H membe~s. 14 and over , participate each ye'l". In addition, Scott Upton and Lisa Riggs attended the litter ectucatlon subjec t matter conferences which were taking place at the same time as Club Congress. •j .-. QOSE-OUT SAVE UP TO HOTPOI NT APPLIANCES -$.1 00 Off 5 Marietta class reunion held No subscr ipt ions by m ull permi tted In town s whr>re homC'•carrler s£>rvlce Is • l'il llfiWnla a t K1n s11S f'lt)l TOn lflh'l at Si-;Jitlf' IJo:.\toUt; fo:A•n· lliVtHUN W 1. l'rt. (011 .l l 'JI . ~~ 37 :1!1 ..'!iil 1'•, ,'17 .l:) ..'f•! 1 .'t". :11 .\ · · :l ~,o, ROCHESTER, N .Y . (AP)- You may havebeardlt'sdangeroustolly with a bead rol<l because of the risk of lnjurytoyourears. But Dr. Arthur Hengerer says the risk or any permanent damage is rare. Hengerer is chairman of the Otolarynology (ear, nose, throa t) Division at the University of Rochester Medical Center. When yoo have ' a cold or ear Infection, the eustachian tubes from the back of the throat to beh.lnd the eardrums- work lnefiectlvely to equalize pressure. To avoid the pain this can cau ~. Hengerer recommends ta)<lng a decOngestant tablet before lli!iht. Using nasa l spray . about <lO ·minutes before landing also helps. If pain persists after landing, see a doctor, he says. Wednesday thru Satu STRETCH DENIM JEANS Dall y S<>nllnel. 111 Court S t .. Pom(•roy, Ohi O 15769. includes county dub members Closed For Vacation BRAXTON sent a tlvP. Brant\aBl Newspaper Sales. Head colds NOTICE • t9" lllgonll Bladt Mltri• 11," 'ON> r\.wltiult•d l'n"NO • • The Pooler r eunion was held recently at the hOmeofLenaPooler, near Chester. Memlx>r: T he Asso,clatE"d Press, (nl and Da ily P ress Associaton and the Am£>rican Newspaper Publishers As, socl a tlon, Natio nal Advertising Reprc- 'll1e loss . Majors ' Annual Pooler reunion held---,--------- r;:==========::, 2156. planning a lAlor for the entire summer. The group has a wide repertoire of music Ural is >erSatile enough to 6t Into most programs. Scoreboard ... •. ' SUNDAY ATIRAcnON- Fi>e college rnembeni known as "No Compromise" wiD be featured In song and ~e at the Racine First Chureh of the Nazarene Saturday, Jlll!ll25, at 7:30p.m. The group Is 4-H Congress _· Sl!ntinei-Page Subsc ribe rs not d eslrln!iliO pay the carrie r may r em it In advance ·Mrecl to T he Dail y Sentin el o n ~ . 6 or 12 month bas is. Credit w il l be giv en car rier each games for ll1e Braves. ' '· lllf' t'Oy, Ohio . meanwhile, was the srwnth lnelgllt Elsewhere In the National ... League, Montreal blanked Phlladel,. phla 4.j), the New York Mets swept St. Louis 6-4 and 2·1, Pittsburgh said. "It's a thing we haven't been doing this year and It's something \W have to do. Any loss tears you down and that's Why we're so far down now (elghtg~out). We've just got to get oot of this somehow." Detroit's Jack Morris fired a lour-h.ltterattheBrewersandGienn Wilson and Larry· Herndon slammed two- run homers off loser Mike C8Jdwell. Lance Parrish, who slammed an RBI double In the first Inning, doubled ahead of Cabell's homerlnthefourth,onelnningatter Wilson's tle-breaklng two-run shot. Indians 9, Bed Sox 4 At Boston, Pat Tabler, Julio Franco and Alan Bannister each drove In two runs for the Indians who grabbed a 5-0 lead before th~ Red Sox came to back, chasing Bobby Ojeda alter one-third of an Inning. Boston ~~ the lead to 5-3 on run-scoring singles by Tony Annas and Carl Yastrzemskl In the first and Armas'14th homeroftheseason In the third, but the Red Sox went scorel ess alter that untll Annas homered again In the ninth. The Daily Pameray-Middleport, Ohio NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!!! AIR CONDITIONER SALE!! SAVE!!!!! . SQ. YO. �. . !hultclay. ~ 23, The Daily Sentinel By The.· Bend . . .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cale, Middleport, lliiii001ICe tbe engage. ment and approacblng marriage ot tbe!r daughter, .Melissa Sue, to Page -6 •• members. •• •• •• ••• • I l \.' FIRST FAMD.JES OF OIDO-Franceo Dtle Roberts, Mrs. Robert D. Ashley, wrd Keith Ashley, left to right, have been recognized through the Ohio Genealogical Society as First Famllles of Ohlo. The trio wear their First FarnDy pins and. display their certificates. Only one other Meigs Countlan, Clara Henry Lochary, has been IICCepled Into the First Jo'amDies of Ohio through the Meigs Co~ Chapter of the Society. To qualffy famllies must prove dlred descent from a pel'!IOII In Ohio belore 1~. Une of etlglbltlty for Mrs. HAlberts Is through Nicholas Weaver and Jacob Roush, whUe the Une of descent for MJ'!!- Ashley Wid her son Is through Josiah Curtis, David Curtis, Wid Sarah Crow, all Meigs Counllans. Living with heat has few simple rules During the summer, recordbreaklng temperatures often occur in much of the United States. To help all of us " learn to live with the hea.t", Jon Jacobs, Deputy, Health Comml~sloner of the Meigs County Health Department, In cooperation ·with the Accident Prevention and Product Safety Unit of the Ohio . Department of Health , would llke to recommend the following tips to all • loca l residents. Drink plenty ol water. It Is very ·· lmpilrtant that you drink lots of fluids, especially If you are forced to . be out in the sun and perspire a lot. . Water Is by far the best liquid you can use. Fruit juices and Iced tea .-' are good also. Use your clrculatlllg fan. Even If , you have air conditioning, a fan whlch keeps the air moving will let ' you push up the thermostat severa l degrees and stttl be comfortable. It costs less to run a fan than It docs the atr conditioner. Use your baserm.nt during the · boll""i houl'l!. If you don't have air · condlti9nln g, but have a basement, Couple's ritual work completed at Harrisonville ' Rituatlsttc work was exemplified forWIIllamandKathrynEbersbach at the Tuesday meetingofHarr1son· vtlle Chapter 255, Order of the Easte'!' Star, at the Temple. set up housekeeping there for the unless so Instructed by a physician. duration. Basements afl" usually Wear Ughtwelght wrd Ught co10-15 degrees cooler than the lored cotton clothing. Cotton abupsta irs part of your hollse. . sorbs perspiration and lis evaporaBe 11 good neighbor. C~eck on tion causes you to feel cooler. Bare Pauline Atkins, worthy matron, your neighbors several times dur· skin or synthetic fabrics do not have and Charles KJng,_worthy patron, lng hte day. Thls is especially this effect. presided at the meeting highlighted Important If they are older. In poor Stay In the shade. If you must by the ritual!stlc work, presentation health and Uve alone. One of the work or be outdoors, stay tn the early symptoms o! heat stroke Is shade as much as possible. Rig up a of a 25 year pin to Anna King Shuler, draping of the altar for Rolll'rt loss of consclousnes, and these make-shift sunshade If you can, and and Brown, past grand patron. people may not be able to seek help; do your work In the early morning early treatment Is he only way they or late evening hours when the rays Mrs. Shuler was presented a t the can be saved from death. You may of the sun are less intense. This altar where she was recognized for be. tile only help they have. appUes to joggers as well. service to the chapter by l)er her . Put alcohol away unttl cooler Be ldQd to your pets. Pets suffer father Charles King, and presenweather. ;;. cold ran of beer may from the heat as much as you do. tedd her 25 year pin by her mother, sound good, but too much beer or Provide them with shade and King. Others eligible to Rosalie other alcoholic drinks on a hot day plenty of coot water. _receive 25 year pins but unable to can double the risks you face from Take ~xtra care of your chtldren. attend were Clarence Dickens, and the IH1at. Alcohol speeds ,up dehy- Children are susceptible to heat dratlon, the one thing you must Injury, especially those 18 months Donna WW Higgins. avoid. of age or younger. Chlldren are Eat Ught menls. You· may want to part icularly susceptible In any Joyce Malone, deputy grand eat more frequently and avoid small, closed area, asuch as rna tron of District 25, was presented using your stove more than neces· trallers/ moblle homes, closed bed - and escorted to the - east. Past sary. Eat foods like salads and rooms, closed bathrooms and cars matrons recognized were Marjorie fresh fruits which do not need to be with windows open or closed. If you Rice, Gracie Wilson, Betty Bishop, cooked . Do not iake salt tablets have questions about how to care Donna Nelson, Ruth Erlewlne, lor your child, call your doctor or Pearle Canaday, and Sharon the nurse at your local health Jewell. department. Carry water when you travel. l! Past patrons recognized were Chester King, Charles King and you are going on a trip, be sure to carry some drlnktng water with you Norman WIU, along with Marvin · In a nonbreakable contauier. Cars Knowlton, worthy patron of Albany break down more easlly In hot 'Chapter and his , wife, Pauline. weather, and If you get stranded, a Gracie Wilson and Joan McHaffie, former appointments, were recogcool drink of w~ter will help a lot. Be extra cOJisiderate of othel'l!. n1zed along with guests, Earl, Betty Extreme heat which continues over and Darla Owens, Belpre, and a tong period of \lme can create a Norman and Marcella _ Hysell. great deal of stres~ : Give those you Brand Chain, Ill. ' live and work with a break by trying Thesu'lshinecollectlonwas taken to be more underst~ndlng. by Ruby Diehl and Nanna Lee and F or more Info rmation on wtllbesenttotheEyeFoundatlon. summer safety, contact the Meigs The chapter voted to host Friends County Hea lth Department or the Night on Sept. 13. All neighboring Accident Prevention and Product chapters will he Invited to partldSafety Unit of t he Ohio Department pate on the program. of Hea lth . Pro-tem officers were Jane Wise, John, Riebel Jr. Pearle Canaday, and Brenda . Kennedy, · Refreshments were • to the Meigs County Fair King last served at tbe close of the meeting by summer. He is a member of the Ruth Erlewtne, Pearle' Canaday, NRA, the Fur Trappers Assn ., the · The charter was draped and a Margaret Parsons, Neva • Nichol• Forestry Club atHocktngTechnlcal memorial tribUte given on behalf of son, Jane Wise, and Marcia Cqllege and plays on a slow-pitch deceased member Doris Karshner DeniSon. Shower invitation John Riebel, .Jr., 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Riebel, Sr., Route 3, Pomeroy, was selected by the Ohio 4·H Awards Committee to be an Ohio delegate to ·Kentucky 4-H Week, held at the University of Kentucky, Lexington, June H-17. RlebelplacedfourthintheStateof Ohio from a national report fonn • which he submitted in early spring. His 4-H achievements was the topic forhtsn::portfonn. A 1~ graduate of Eastern High School, Riebel was active In Eastern High sports, plily{ng football, basketbaU and running track. He was featured In the 1982 edition o!"Oh(o .. HighSchool Athlete. " been in4-H HeRiebel was a has member of the,forllyears Five Point. " Bucks 4-H Club for 10 years, advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Leonard. lie Is currently a new member of a n"\1' club, "'!'he Stray Cats,"withBethRitchleasadvlsor. He has held offices including · ,. president,' four years; vice presl::- dent, two years; treasurer, three •• ••• ••• •• ••• : • : : •• •• songs by tbe choral group, Loretta van Meter, Josie Browning and Christina Spears. and a tribute to mothers was read,hy Mrs. Mitchell. Cburch. MlddlepQrt. Methodist Church are Invited to High Schol and attended Hocking social room, ••• •• • • I I I • '· 5L.,;,., .;' · '· 99,·2644 352 E. Molfl, Pomeroy ·.·. · FLORIST PH. Your. FTO florist ' •• POMEROY Pomeroy Chapter Women's Aglow wUI meet at Duff's Smorgasboard in Gallipolis, Thursday at U ' ll a.m. tor a luncheon and teaching seminar. I I I • I I •• ROCK SPRINGS - Workers I are need at the Meigs Athletic ••• Boosters food booth during the Big Bend Regatta. Persons are to call Sandy Iannarelli at 992-7039, Judy Crooks at 992-2'704 or Cinda Harris at 992-2451. I I SHOP THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . SIDEWALK BARGAINS • FOR , POMEROY - An Ice cream and food social will he held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, during the Big Bend Regatta at the Trinity Church, Pomeroy, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. · On The "T" In Middleport ••• •• •• •• • •• ••••• • I • • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • • • • • • 1 • • • • • • • Middleport 0 Es meets softKball team4-H . Week which had th~ ent~~ky theme, 4-H, Alwayson.my Mind, had programs to a llow 4-Hers to explore in depth opportunities for teen leadership and workshops on cItIzenshIP, ·.SafetY, COSOIJ!1unmlcattons. , ponsor of Riebel s trip was the Ohio Cooperative Extension stat~n POMEROY - Rehearsal for Eastern High School Marching Band, Friday 7 to8 p.m.,ln order to prepare for the Big Bend Regatta, all members should be p_resent. I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LADIES' SHOES DRESS & SANDALS ' - GROUP LADIES' WHITE OR 2 PAIRS FOR $}200 .$}000 POMEROY -The Royal Oak Dance Club has been Invited by the Marietta Dance Club' for an evening aboard tbe "Valley Gem," a party boat. The event will take place 8 p.m. to midnight on Sunday, June 26. Space Is limited, and Interested members are asked to phone Gig Powell at 992-2622. RACINE - The 52nd annual Spencer reunion will be held Sunday, June 26. at the Shrlners' Park in Racine, beginning at noon. Relatives and friends are welcome. ONE GROUP MEN'S, WOMEN'S, & CHILDREN'S $} QOO PAIR MEN'S SHOES DRESS & CASUAL Happenings ONE GROUP HIGH TOP LEATHER TENNIS SHOES TENNIS SHOES 1f2 Price .. . PAIR Dance party · tea and coffee wUI be provided. Admission Is $15 per couple. POMEROY -The Royal Oak Dance Club wUI sponsor a dance party for members and guests at Royal Oak Park on Frtday; July I, from 9 p.m . to 1 a.m. · The "Tunetlmers" wUI pro vtde music. A potluckdlnnerwttl be served at 6: :ll'p,m ., shal'p. Ice Closing program $}§00 SYRACUSE - The closing program for the Syracuse Com· munlty Bible School will be held Sunday at 7 p.m ., at the Syracuse First United Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ewalt Gering, KJngsman, Kansas, were weekend visitors in Meigs County. They were theoverntghtguestsofMr. and Mrs . Rolll'11 Ashley and while here visited Mrs. Gering's aunt, Mrs. Ray Hayman and family . Mrs. Gering Is a descendant of the Sayre and Sines families of Le tart. NEW OFFICERS - ~ IJislalled 1983-84 officers of the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters or the American Revolution are, semed center, Mrs. Robert D. Ashley, regent, Mrs. Gary Moore, left, secretary; wrd Mrs. Ronald . Reynolds, vice regent, WJd. standing, left to rlghl, Mrs. Dale Dutton, Ubrarlan; Mrs.' Thereon Jolwloo, treasurer; Mrs. Pearl Mora, registrar; Mrs. Clarence Struble, chaplain; wrd Mrs. Joseph Cook, hlstorlwr. Mrs. Vernon Weber, cotTeSpondlng secretary, was unable to attend. Births and birthdays VBS atten&mce PAIR MARGUERITE'S SHOES Several activities have been . planned for July 4 by the Racine Flremen'sAuxUiary .. From 3 to 5 p.m., there will be a games party at the firehouse with refreshments. A country store will he In operation aU day, and from 4 : p.m . throughout the evening, hotdogs, soft drinks, potatochlpswlllhe sold at the junior high school. Homemade Ice cream will be sold tbroughou t the day. ,• POMEROY, OHIO . '' ~ '' ' I ' ·:' ' >I STOREWIDE Musser birthday 20o/o Off FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 24 AND 25 Martin birth AT heritage house REGATTA SIDEWALK SALE·DAYS ,JOINS MARINES - Ted Sparks, Jr., a 1983 ~uale of_ , Wahama lllgh School, has en· listed·in the Unlt•>dStatesMartne Corps and Is undergoing training at Parris lsland, S. C., where he ha. been named a platoon leader. He Is a son of Shirley wrd Ted Sparks, Jr., Mason, W. Va. He iri!f be on hlsllnot leave the lalter part of AuflUSI. J ALL 14K CHAINS AND CHARMS 25o/o Off • :~ Science fair :i winner from . ~-·Moundsville ·. . ' '. ; Steve Cline's science project on : tbe space shuttle was a tlrst place • winner in tbe MouiJdsvOie Junior ~ Hlch School ie~ fair and second : placewtnner In tbe MarshallCoonty • science fair at West Uberty State Sandwiches, French Fries, .Soft Drinks, Ice Cream, Cookies, Etc..... · •• CoiJeae. : NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE SWEETS & EATS SHOP . . - . "KERM'S (Formerly Pomeroy Pastry Shop) KO~NER" 992-2971 OH. .' f . • 25o/o .Off Steve Cline '. Select an Item from our Fast Food Menu: ALL WATCHES . BULOVA, SEIKO, PULSAR AND CARAVELLE ''' ' . c Regatta Special! J ' . ''' . :~. ·~ .... reported . july 4 activities "The Middle Shoe Store in the Middle Block" Mrs. Frances Roberts has returned !rom a 5,500 mile bus trip to Ca lifornia. Among the places visited were Yellowstone National Park, Salt Lake City du ring the time of disasterous flooding and sandbagging, Vail. Colo., and Universal Studios In California . Evtml Salurday 'l'heima and Earl Lay11eld, Middle•·. bourne, W Va., and the maternal An average attendance o! 62 was A Smorgasbord will be held great-grandparents are Irene Cunmaintained during the Sllvl•r Run 1 Saturtlay from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Mr. and ·Mrs. John Edward ningham, Middlebourne. and Walt WllkPsville Pythian Hall by Umbarger Jr.. Middleport, are and Pauline Lay1teld, Harrisville , · Baptist Church vacation Bible school, It has been reported. The members of the pythian Lodge. announcing the birth of their first w:va. Admission Is $3.50 for adults and . Paternal grandparents are Ron school closed with a program on child, a son, Brent Allen, born at $1.50 for children . The pu.bllc Is O'Bieness Hospital, Athens, on May and Ginger Martin, Metropolis, Ill., Sunday evening and a picnic for the Invited. 25. The mother Is the former Anita and Mary and Charles Stover, children on Monday evening. Musser of Middleport. The Infant Gallipolis. Paternal great-grandparents are weighed seven pounds, 10 ounces. Paternal grandparents are Mr . Albert and Eileen Martin, Pomeand Mrs. John Umbarger. Shade, roy, and Otis and Edna Hesson, and the matemal grandparents are Ppint Pleasant. W. Va . Paternal Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musser, great-great-grandmother Is Mrs . Lydia Hysell , Racine. Pomeroy. Materna l great·grandparentsare Mr. and Mrs. John Wogan , Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Arvle Creech. Germantown, and Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Musser, Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musser, 'Maternal great -g reat · Hysell Run Road, recently enter· grandparents are Maud Smith. tained with a family dinner In Rutland , and Robert Rupe, Pomeobservance of thelt'sons' birthdays, roy Health Care Center. Jeff of Reno, Nevada and Bob of The Infant has two sets of llvlng Lancaster . It was their ltrst time to five generations. ' celebrated together . their birthdays . . Jn eight years. · Attending were Mr. and Mrs . • Arvle Creech, Gennantown; Mr. Mrs. Arthur Musser, Rutland ; and · Ron a nd Teresa Martin . Kllleen. Elaine and Greg Musser. South Texas, are a nnouncing the birth of their first child, a son, May 12, Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. David named Ronald James. He weighed Carson, David, Deanna and Dledre, seven pounds, twoounccsandwas21 Loveland; Mr . and Mrs. Jell Patterson, Arlc and Atlyson, Pomeinches long. Mate rnal . grandparents are roy; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wogan , Kelly, Amy an<! Jlm, Lancaste r; Paul Musser. Keirn and Amanda, Rutland; Ernie Smith, Mlddlepi>rt ; Charles Musser and Judy Mullens, Gallipolis Ferry; Cindy <md Marla Musser, Pomeroy; Maud Smith, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. John Umbarber and Brent, Mlddtepon, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Musser, Reno, Nevada and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Musser, Alicia a nd Dustin , OF SHOES Lancaster. MIDDLEPORT Umbarger birth Racine firemen plan · at~ ~~j;;jji;;;~;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ & SATURDAY ~~--------~--- ~-----~----~------~--~--------~----- POMEROY - Friends of the Library wUI hold a used book sale Friday and Saturday, 9a.m. to 5 p.m., In the basement of the Pomeroy Public Library. Hardhac\< a nd paperback books will be sold at 10 cents a copy. ·SUNDAY NURSE SHOES $]00 ~PAIR who heldmeeting the recent ofof warder, Evangeline Chapter, Orderofthc Eastern Star, held at the Mlddlepori Masonic Temple. The alfar was draped In memory ofRobertJ. BrownofHamUton,who was a past grand patron of the Grand Chapter of Ohio serving durlngttieterm 1950- 57 I. RACJNE - The 52nd annual Spencer reunion wW he held Sunday at the Shrine Park In Racine with dinner at noon. AU rei a tlves and friends are welcome. TIJESDAY Sale! Personals Sunday at tbe recreation building at Royal Oak Park. AU relatives and friends are invited to attend. POMEROY - The annual . Vineyard reunion Wilt ' be held Sunday, June 26, at the recrea· MIDDLEPORT - Installa- tlon building at Royal Oak Park. tion of new oftlcers for the Meigs Relatives and friends are invited Chapter, Order of DeMolay, wltl to attend. be conducted 7 p.m., Saturday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. A dinner Will he served . at 6 p.m . Cost Is $4 and reservations are to be made at POMEROY. - Junior and 992-7002 or 992-5537. senior officers will be installed at a meeting of the Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion La· c ' dies Auxlllary to be he ld at 7: ll POMEROY -; The annual p.m. Tuesday. VIneyard reunion will he held FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONE GROUP VlrgU A. Reeves, deceased, to Hattie ·A. Ree-ves, Alice Reeves, Matthew Re'i!ves, Granville Ree-ves, Affidavit, Scipio, Hattie A. Reeves, deceased, to Allee Reeves, Matthew ReeveS Granvtlle Ree-ves, Aftld. ,_Sctpio. ' Charles Kapttna, deed., to Beulah Kaptlna, Mildred Alkire, Roy Kapttna, Charles Kaptlna, Jr., Cert. of Trans.: Pomeroy. Charles J. Kaptetna Jr., etal., Marjorie E . Kaptetna, Roy R. Kaptetna, Sharon L. Kaptelna, Mildred Alkire. Felix Alkire, Beu· lah Kapteina to Manning K. Roush, Ramona E . Roush, Pl. Lot, Pomeroy . of the Heath United SATIJ.RDAY . ' -------------=--·---·- -----l 2161ast Main women 'FRIDAY I Come In And Relax At Our Coffee Shop •' RUTLAND Rutland Garden Club wUI, have a tour of tbe Glasshouse Greenhouse at Stewart Thursday. Members are to meet at the Rutland Methodist Churchatlp.m. togo to Stewart. I years; news reporter, two years; r-Se_rv_t_ce_. junior fair board, two years, and : junior leader, health chairman and , safety chairman. We Will Bake Your Wedding. and SPec:ialty Cakes In 4-H, Riebel has completed 25 : , projects. He has received 16 grand Our Baked Goods Are Prepared :- champiOn and one reserve cham. Fresh Daily : pion rosette. His projects have OPEN: 6 A.M. • 9 P.M. Monday-Friday .: qualified him to go to the Ohio State 6 A.M. • 5 P.M: Saturday · Fair to compete seven ttmes. Some of his projects have been bicycles, Special Regatta Hours rabbits, entomology, trults, and ·' conservation. Open 6 A.M. • 10 P.M. Wed.·Sat. ·. He has received many awards 12 NOon • 6 P.M. Sunday :: and trophies. Hewasflrstrunner-up Yovr "f•tra Touch" Ft•rl•l Sine• 1957 THURsDAY I -RACK OF CHILDREN'S CLOTHES ·-LADIES' BLOUSES AND SHORTS .. -MEN'S SHIRTS -TABLE OF ODDS AND ENDS I Property transfers I Calendar • AT MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE 1he Daily Sentinel Page 7 Miss Call! Is a graduate of Meigs attend 8 mtsceJ1aneous bridal Hljjh ~hool and Is employed at · shawer honoring MeUssa Cale, Powells Super Valu. bride-elect of Brian Conde, Sunday · Conde Is a graduate of Eastern afternoon at 2 p.m .. In the church t"" Pomeroy boy to ·represent Ohio 4-H · ' Bechtle tied for first place in the hat show for having created the ·prettiest, and Sue Starr, the ugliest. The · program closed with more Midd"--. ,.....,.. Ohio TechnlcatSchool. He Is employed in tbe ot!lce ot Dr. James P .Conde. A rea!plloo w11 be held at tbe church lminedlately following tbe wedding. Brian Conde, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jallii!S E. fullie. 111e open church wedding wUI take place Saturday, July 16, at 6: :ll p.m., at Heath United Methodist Evangeline . chapter conducts banquet . Aproxlmately 60 members and guests attended the motherdaughter banquet of Evangell!le Chapter l'rl, Order of tbe Eastern Star, Friday night at the Middleport MasQnlc Temple. The steak dinner was prepared by the chapter ways and means committee and serVed by the Mlddlejxll1 Lodge 363 Katherine Mltchetl gave the welcome and members Introduced themselves and their guests. Euvetta Bechtle had graee. Fotlowtng the dinner, a program was presented consisting of the Voices of Love singers. There was a style show by Betty Varl Matre, Lor .na Ault, Bea l{uhn, Katherine Mitchell, RoSemary Lyons, Elizabeth Milam, Twlla Chtlds, Virginia Buchanan, and Debbie Moore, narrated by Bessie KJng. Mrs. Bechtle presented a reading "My Get Up and Go Has Got Up and Gone", Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. . Poruet'O"" 1' ·Miss Cale, Brian Conde to wed Thursday, June 23, 1983 ' 1913 . GREAT SAVINGS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN INCLUDING DRESS, CASUALS, SANDALS AND TENNIS SHOES ALL BILLFOLDS PIERCED 25% Off EARRINGS 20o/o Off By PRINCE or PRINCESS GARDNER ALL BRASS · ALL WOODEN GIFTWARE GIFIWARE 20% Off 20°/o Off Cine Is tbe 1011 of Charles and Lois : Slsul Cline, Moundsvtlle, W. Va. • and the lfBIIIID! of RutH!U and : Leona CUDe, Syncuae. : He allo received a U. S. Marine • Oxp CEi lllltalie of lll'hlewrnellt, • the only lleW!IIIII Pacler to n!Celve tile IIWil'd --- ..,-, - ~- - 113 COURT ST. CHAPMAN SHOES Next to Elbelfelds In Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO . PH. 992·2064 ·, J.walar ., �... •. -" Racine Social Events--------:--D The Daily ' Sentifll,tl By Mrs. Francis ~orris The Esther Missionary Circle was held Thursday afte rnoon, J une 9 with Mrs. Dorothy Badgley an~ Mrs. Ralph Webb on '1'1!_un;day a nd Friday, Mrs. Krohn is the fo~r Dorotha Alexander of Leta r1 Falls. Ohici The Daily ' Sentinel r·· of First Baptist Cbureh wu Jnrted by Mrs; Marjorie Grimm In her home. The group sang "There Is power li1 the Blood" to open the · · · n.u..day, June 23, 1913 _._ was called to order a nd "Sweet Hour of Pra yer" was sung by the . group and prayer followed with a business sess ion. It was reported !bat the gll1 of m oney had been sent , to the former scholarship student , Glenda Rice. Sever a l sick calls were reported . Some cheer ca rds were signed a nd ,.,nt. Mrs. Wanda Powell presented a progra m entitled "Living Up to the Na me." Scripture was Acts 11 : 25-26. :. Several readings we re read closing with prayer. Nine me mbers enjoyed delicious refreshme nts seved by Mrs. Badgley. Mr. and Mrs. Ka r l Krohn . of Walla Wa lla, Washington were guests of her aunt and uncle, Mr. Sttltifltl u 1 Court St.. PoiiiiiOf, Otlio 4S76t 1 $10,000 NOW COSTS ... Proposed Used He anng of Revenue Shanng money w1JI be held July 1. 198 3 at 9 a.m . The meet1ng w1 ll be held at th e t.re halt. Amount a t unused Re- Pomero)'. Oh10. the foUO¥VJng descnbed real eS tate· venue S ha nn g Fu nd IS 54,340 20 S6.872.00 rs yetto be rece •ve<1 Pubt 1c wdl be g•ven and d escr1bed as fo ll ows: the opportun ity to m ake -o ra l set 1n con cre1e at the southeast corner of lot No 480 1n Pom eroy's Ad d1Mn to the V1llage of M1ddleport. then ce West along Locust Street. 70 fee t. 3 1nches. S1tuate 1n the V 1llage of M 1ddleport. of Sa lem Twp Trust ees. 26239 l eg1on Road. Wngsv1tte · Oh . thence nor th parallel w1th 64 Misc. Merchandise 0 "" ... Notice nRE SALE LOWEST PRICES IN AREA PUBUC NOTICE Proposed Use lor Revenue Shar~ng H ea r~ng On July 5. 1983 at the c lerk's home the Orange Townsh1p Trustees Wi ll ho ld a Reven ue Sha11ng Proposed Use Hearmg All Citizens. espec1alty Sen1or C1T1zens. are 1nv1ted to anend and prov1de The tr ustees Wi th w nn en and ora! comm enl s on The poss1ble use o f the funds · · The am ount of funds exp ected for 1984 f1 scal year IS S2.212 00 Such hear1ng w11t •• ... LESS $150.71 per month* be POMEROY lANDMARK - held at 800 PM Public Notice FREEZER SALE CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ..... $235.95 8 Cu. Ft. .. .. $285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1355.95 . 20 Cu. Ft. ... $418.95 25 Cu. Ft ... $472.95 A pu blic heann9 w 1tt be held on Mond ay. July 4 . 1 983. at I 00 PM CITY LOAN &. SAVINGS '1n Ihe Tre asUre( s olflce at Eastern H1gh Sc hool Purpose of the heann g IS to rev1ew the 1984 budget !or the sc hool diSTriCt The budgeT INIII be ava il Abl e l or 1nspec t1on 1\11 1nterested part1 es arc to anend Elo1se Bos ton. Tr easurer EasTern Local Boarcl ol Educa110n q.,, c,;..,pany GALLIPOLIS: 358 Second Ave., 446-1973 POMEROY: 125 E. Mam St, 992-2171 'Payment based on a S10.0CO loan INifh 1aJ monthlypoyroonh~ ci $150.71 P<lf month. 13.24%ANI\UAl PEilCENIAG£ RATE wlfh 70'1. Loan Aeed sv1lte. Oh10 45 777, offer the loon is mode POMEROY lANDMARK 161 23 lt c &! 614-992-2181 -- 31 Homes for Sale 9.58% 9.87% 9.n% 10al4o/o· ~IU'E COMPLETE •RADIATOR SERVICE From the Smallest Heater Core to the largest Radia· lor. Radiator Specialist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experience SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. 1HIIt$:~Modl UI IUII Rates HOBSTffiER REALTY Rood thru June 71 Goo. S. Hobstrlter, Jr. 10.27% 10.66 o/o 10a34%11:18%" U·M0Nm . wa:nw Brobr Office: 992-5739 IUW liSTNG' - 3 bedroom ranch, ldal eleclric, 16'x3l ' l4·Mllffll _ Minimumdc poMit$1 ,000. in-groooo poot Laundry roomJ bath and luH basement Siturea on approx. one acre in the ANNU\I.l'IEI.D l:111UpuiNI1•1 R$.'1,00() fJf'pn!lil , Computtd nn • l:t .OOOdl'po~~~ll , '. Mlnlmwn drpooit S I ,000. Rnh.-s J.:ood lhru Jun(• 'El country. Rail'S ROQd thru July 5 NBW LISTING - bcellent starter home, 2 bedrooms, ktal eloctri~ l0a59o/o 11.68%: 10.84%12.21% . EFFECI1VE ANNl1U HEIJ) 36!-Mllffll c.:npa•OO on • 1.1,UOOdt' po..lt . Minimumdepc:mll $1 .000. Rn tC5 good lhru JulyS · EfiiiUitf ANNU\I.l'IEI.D ComPlied en • a.1,000ckpQIIIil. Ml~imum depook 11,000. Rat.. ;rood thnl Juty! Sta•~te~m~en~-~1~Sa~v~ings~-~Acro~~u~nt~.-.~-;;.;.. . . . . . . . At City Loan &·Savings, we pay incredibly high Money Market rates and guarantee them for the full term of your certificate. _ ~igh rates, and no risk That should tell you somethmg. Move your mo~ey to City Loan & Savings. •Based on inttrest automaticall y credited monthly to 'our81M, ta 11::\ CITY l04.N &.. SAVINGS ~ r::J a Control Data Company GAlliPOLIS: 358 Second Avt., 446·19'13 POMEROY: 125 E. MainSt-, 992-2171 . affordable $25,1XXl.OO NlW li$TING - Sedud«l one yr. ttl basement Live 111 and wtrh on the rest of lite • home Plush cwpel in bedroom, living room and bath. O.k cabinets in kithen. Lauoory .,.., aoo mu:1 room. one ac:re lol Will sell at $20,1XX1.00. NEW UmNG- Potwetot- E,,lllin -large 2 story home 3 specious baJnxxns. Nice dinin~ room. Excellent view II the flYII- As~ns $34,000.00. I'!IIIEROY - lovely 3 baJ. :J room and with plenty of stmga Convenillll to ~ ond scf1ools. GOING OUT OF ! BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL! I 20% OFF I r;an repair and ,. corp ntditrton and ' - · . ROUSH LANDING, RACINE, OHJO w coree. We can lito acid boil and rod ouna- [ j dllltuti. We 111M> rapa1r I G•T.... . i 614-949-2526 322 No. Second St. Middleport, Ohio 45760 5-25-1 ""-Pd. ' Mlclclloport, Ohio 1-ll-tk jl BAILEY'S SHOES I 992-2196 1'-----"-------l U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO *Lowest Rates SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY Moson, W. ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS "CUT OUT tractors.~ FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Sizes sllrt from 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Siz~ from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulatd Doe Houses • Attachments • Helpful advice P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-143-Si91 10-6-Uc vice All Makes •W•ahera •Diahw.. hert Rengea •Refrigerator• •Oryera •Freezera .... -PARTS ond SERVIICE - , l STRIP COAL $3()0° ATON 1 2J tic For all your wiring neede; furnace• re-' pair aervice and inetallation . Reaidantial & Commercial Call 742-3196 J.J-ffc -GARAGE --- FREE ESTIMATES st. Rt. 124, Pomeroy, OH . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alao Transml11lon PH . 992·5682 • or 992-7121 •Chain Link Fonce • oCarpetin1 •Paintin& 1 Sears' CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy, OH. 'Greq & Potty Gibtls-Owntrs PH. 992· 2178 ,_18 "' Williams Trenching Trencher & Backhoe SeiYice Septic Systems W1t11. GIS, Sewer & Electric A Clble Lines v Custom Welclilti·Ctrtlfied Smaii _Plumbina Jobs (llorlded ' u.....;l) 992-2834 PoMroy, Ohio 6-2·1 1110. pd. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ............ -............. ..... , ~ ""'............... ........ -Ce .... i PH. (304) 882-2276 6l t mo ,. ] V. C; YOUN9_111 992·6215 ":";; ~ . , .... ,.,.. 11~1 -20-"' J Write your own ad and ord~r by mail with th is coupon . Cancel your ad by phone when you ver . ·-~ ud LIIU IECIAIATION Tap I Ill ""' 1Mb 1111111 ..... rllltl 1 I A Hllltl tnt:b, . . . . . . . 111•111110111~ a.=.."13~~rc ......... > 1 - RIVERSID£ V.W. INC. ....... '"" ~ci.l. .. space below . Each intiti~l or group of figures counts as a word . Count name and PLAQUES· ; ENGRAVIN& address or ,. 1 6 phone number if used . •v•u' diy ....-. ... diys ,.;,;,. You'll get better results i f you describe fully, An ., "" give price. The Sentlnel_~ro~ts+-+~±~·~-~+--~ reser'v es the right to --+-1-u"-:.if'l_.;_t---•-·j classify, edit or reiecf'T·.:o.:.: 7S+---+.:_"-j""";_'I1,_1.;_ ' G_!) -'t--:"! -ao• 67s-13u any ad. Your ad will be - put in the proper .. __ _ __ ~-~ .. ·-rl~o~J~Sj_7~·~··~ "'e"~···~-"'~·~··~­ classification If you'll check the pr"oper box below. PERSONALIZED' POOLS T~ese casri rates include d iscount 1 !Wanted ( 1For Sale ( )Announcement *Vinyl Liner *fiberglass *Stainless Sleel I IForRent I. II . 18. ' 2. 11. 1-304-773.5634 n Moaon, W. Va . 3. 4. c. L Kitchen 5. 4-nt J·~~ clll111t condklon. 7. 26. 21 . 28. -' ·16-l "'-' ..._ .. . -· --~-- - -' -' JO. 12. 31. 13. 32. IS. I t.t ' 16, I. I .... " . _ _ __ a• . 1-=---- - - - - Rt . 82 . Spona•red by Arbuckle Youth Group. lots of good buys. baked goode. and aoft drinka. Arbuckle Youth Group Car Wash end Bake Sale Saturday June 26th 10 o ' clock at Buffalo -behind Reynea Fur· nerel Home .Rt . 82 . Baked Goods and soft drinka. Cer washed 12.00, car cleaned inslde $1 .50. Cleaned Inside ond out $3.50. Middleport & Vicinity Wort. thru Fri. 8 :00AM til dorlt. HOUSE FOR SALE in Mid- · lcYard Sale . June 22-20 . Wand• Powell '• · ~th St .. Mitchell Ad. 3 Families. 8 to Racine. Juno 22 -26 . 9 to1 . 4. like new baby and adult clothing, and misc . Yard Sale. 1 mile out Neigh · • - - - - - - - - -borhood Rd . June 23. 24. Five family y8rd ule on old 26, all day . Women' a clo· Rt . 33, Juat aouth of Pome· thing, toys, crafta. evening roy Health Care Center. gowna, boyl bike -like new. Thursday and .Friday . plus lots more. Three-family yord sale. one Huge Rumm•ge Sale. Fri- day only. Friday, June 24 day, Jyne 24 . 8~ 6. Cente- Maplewood Lake. nery Town House . Clothing, diahat, furniture . old glallware & misc . Items . 1- - - ------ - 1- - - - - -- - - - *32.000. Colt 446 -4222 between 9 & 6 . ·· --- PtPiiias·ar.t - dlepon . N,wiy remodeled home with fireplace, poasi· ble woodburn8r. clole to schools and shopping . Call 614 -~92 • 6941 . 4 bedrooms. forced air heat, also coal wood burner, 1 1,IJ mil11 from Racine. Separate garage, large level lot . Call 614 -949-2023 . House: 4 rooms, bath. 2 large lots. long St . Rytlend. Ohio . Phone 614 -742 - 3166. 49 acrea, soma wooded . chicken house . outbuitd· ings, six room house 1 good condition . Dry buement, attic 1torage, attached shed. patio , rural water, close to Pomeroy, Middleport. 992- -- .· - -- I _, .. _ _ ___ I . , - . --· I . - _ ..-- I -· -- · -- I - -- - - - I ___ _ _ I ·· Public Sale & Auction Auction every Tueadey night, Krodel Park· Club House. Pt: . Pleasant WV. Auct. lonnie~ Neal . Call WVo . 304-773-57B6 or ,!'!ir,!!!i~-~-~-------------- 1; r..:= t:::: ~:~~ Mhe North of l't. PIMMnt on Rt. &2. , _ odmtaion· ... ~1 -:-----~::.. - - -- Wanted to buy saddle. Call Standing Timber , any amount . Call 614 -388 · furniture, gold, ail\l&r dol · lara, wood lee bo~~;es. stone jars. an1iques. etc .. Com· plete households. Writa ; M .D . Miller. Rt. 4 , Pomeroy. Oh . Or 992 -7760 . Gold, sliver. sterling, jewelry, rings, old coins & currency. Ed Burken Sarber Shop . Middleport . 992 · 3478 . I 19 Wlnted To Buy CLEAN ocrop olumlnum, 30 _,, lb. otto buying cono20 conto lb. Trl· ltott Botvaoo 304·&23-8872. nationwide leader in rural America real estate sales 1inee 1900! Want~he rest of the story? Write or cell 1801 N . Front St .. Dept. F. Harrisburg, PA 17102. Cell 800-641 -4266 or717-234 0138 . Friendly Home Tov parties now In our 28th year, it expanding and has openings for managers and dealers. Party plan eJ~perience help· ful. Guaranteed 1oy1 and gifts . No caah Investment . no collecting or delivering , no service charge. Car & phone nacesl8ry. Call col · loct, 618 -489-8395 •• 51 8 489 -4429 . SELL THE BEST . Sell Avon . Call 448 -3368 . 20 -30-Secretarial houn per week in Sales position growin.g retail store. p111 uperience preferred bu1 not required. Apply In penon poroon only 9 :00 -11 :OOAM . Wanted to buy . New, u1ed & antique furniture . Will buy 1 piece or complete houteholds. Call Oaby A. Martin 614 -992-6370. --- - 1~ 4 12 Situations Wanted Phone 304 -773-9114 alter 5 p.m. 1-=:::::=====:::::== REALTY . Inc . A 18 Wanted to Do STROUT REALTY , Inc .. ~3_o_ 4 -_7_7_3_ -9_1_s_5_. Auction every Fri . night at lhe Hartford Community Center . Truckload• of new Bingo trip to Cherokee, N.C . merch,e ndln ev"e ry wHk. July 15 from Pomeroy . t~l . Conalgmenta of new tnd per person for tr•nsporte- uMd merchtndlse IIWIYI tlon & . motot. &1 4-992· welcome. Rlchtrd Reynold• 33n or &14-882-11007. AuctionHr. 276 3019. ReHrvetlona necesury. Complete AuctlonMr S.r· -~ Homelnterlor1 Open Houn. vice. Alao do appraiAia. June 22.23 • 24 . From UcenMd • bonded to aell. 1 0·&. Glorlo Oiler, 3 mtloo Hou1eholda. f11rm furniah · from Lang.vltfe on St. At. ings I Real estate. Over 21 32&. Coll&14-742-207&tor yurt ••perltnce in buying • aelllng new. utad • eiltlque additional Information. _ __ .. I 468-1818 alter &PM . BEDS-IRON . BRASS. old Colh for pOperboolt booltl. Weotomo; W•-•· lietlon, ..,..,, myoterfei nonft-n. Poylng bot\uoon 10 a IOc - h. Aloo buying · 1 oomla 1took1 bahw••n 21a - · --· - - _, SECOND annuol " " ' - l ' "'de1,000, AikforCht ..or Remlttilnce 1 Deyo, Stturdey June 21. 304-171-1231. . I MOtor for 1976 Ford truck. 360 must be good. Call LOST: 3 car kaya on ring, Rick Peerson Auctioneer Service. E1tate. F•rm. Antique • llquid•tlon sales. licenaed 8t bonded In Ohio & 18. Kido mull bring - n flohl!" ~~qulp"""'t ond bllt, No mln.wwa. Prlaea wPI be - - - ,_ ..,. end drlntoo. Alter fllhlng derby, ttlp.m .. rnomborowllhow • chlckon blrblcuo. AU ......,..... btjng COWII'OCI dllh or pey f5 tor oupper. STROUT 9303 . Arbuckle Youth Group Car Wa1h end Bake Sale Saturday June 26th 10 o'clock at Buffalo behind Rayne• Furneral Home Rt . 82. Baked Ooodi and aoft drinks. Car w11had •2.00. car cleaned lntlde &1 .60 . Cleaned lntlde ond out U.IIO. tOr 379-2155 . Wanted . Junk autoa, any condition. Call 614-388 - 8 Help Wantod WANTED TO BUY Oldfumi- GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY Found-- Grev and white kit· ten, 12 to 14 week• old . Racine . 949-2786 . phone 304 -675-1333 . 11 ture and Antiquaa of all for Real Est.ate Salesperson . Qualified nurse ' • auiatont kinds, call Kenneth Swain , You pro'lllde the office and seeking employment . Wilw 446 -3169 or 258 -1967 in without any franchise fee . work dey or night shift STROUT REALTY, Inc. p•othe evening• . 'olides: 1 .J Thousands of 742 -2337 . Buying Gold, Silver. Plati- names and addreases annu - I ;:;:=:;=====~0 num . Gold end Silver pricea allyofproapectslookingfor 1·13 Insurance are the highest in two yean, real eatata in Ohio . (Scores check our pricea on gold S. each week on niailing lebel1) 1- - - - - - - -- silver , scrap jewelry . Buying 2.) Nationwide and local Old coins, scrap rings S.' Advertising . _3 .) National SANDY AND BEAVER ln ailvarware . Daily quotes referrelservlc8. 4 .) All signs. surence Co. haa offered available. Also coins & coin forms and suppJies . 6 .1 service• tor tire insurance aupplie• for sale. Spring Represantatlon in the world coverage in Gallla County Valley Trading Co .. Spring famous Strout Catalog . 6 .) for almost a century . Farm , Valley Pia•• . 446 ·8026 or- Property list. area folders . home and personal property and other literature 7 .) coverage• are available to 448-8026. Modern computer service meat individual naeds. Con · We pay cash for la1e model the1 matches over Vt million · teet Ray Wedemeyer, agent . clean used car1 . prospects to your listing . 8 . ) Phone 388 -8249 . Frenchtown Car Co . A suppon team giving ••· 1- -- - - - - - - Bill Gena Johnson sistance in ell phases of Real Are you paying to much for 446-0089 ~ · estate . 9 .) Incentive pro· vour hospital -health insu -:-:-;::,---------- gramaandawards. jExpenae ranee . Call Carroll Will pay top price for to - paid trips) 1 0 .) Commis- Snowden , 448 ~ 4290 . bacco poundage. Call 614 - sions up to 72.% your •h•rel 9908 . 81_'\;) 87-7101 . now open Wanted To Buy Lost and Found - - - - - - - - lc- Co .. 44&-4313. Is 9 Porte crib. Call 446 · 74B4 . Call B•lloons for all occesion1. Say Happy Father's Day. 2288o ld, sq .$76,000 . ft ., 3 .5. I~::::::::::::::j==::=======t::========:-1 garage. acres, 2 year• long haired kittens, 1 male, 1 lamolo. 304-882 -2654 . SWEEPER end sewing machine repair, part•. and suppli111 . Pick up and delivery , Davia Vecuum .Cleaner, one half mila ,up . --- -----~- ·I:-~-~-~~.;.:t:~~"::_~;-.•i~~ 3 --- · - - ~Mail This Coupon with ThiDIIIY Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, 011. 45769 lot on 446-4637. 6 cfub hou• on Wen Shodt Rlvor Rd .. 3\ol mlleo -~~ of ·- Yard and Bake S•le ThuradayJune 23 & Frldey 24. 10 o 'clOck •t A,rbu~.le Church KITTENS. 304-676-7893 . ments•tttken every Saturday 29. II . FREE PUPPIES -- half lriah Setter. all long -haired, color mixed . Loveable. good with children 1 Shade . 69 B1234. Moigl County fioh 1:00 till ulo tlmo. Emmo Gome Club will hovo Ito Bol Auctln-. -3 04-428kldo' flohlng derby ·sonnuol oturdoy, Juno 21, tt tho _8;1~7:7~-:;:==:=;=;:=:. 2.4 . ...: . - 33 . · $2.700.00 or Best Off• ___ 15. 10. Carplltd. bllllroot11 with showlr. ps or elect rlfri, lu1111ee, & lot,w.terllut.. ranp, sin-. ... elect, «W llltt11J lillttl. lltlpl '&, IX· , ._, 814-247-3042 . 1- - - - -- - -- - Announcements Home n 6. . - 9. • __ _ pupa, 9 weeki old . Mother really good hunter. Mary Turley. regiltared ~· English , ombuleiDrf potionto. Open- AUCTION ovory Soturdoy lnga for "*' end women . night. I p.m. Mt. Alto 304-773-1182. Auction Born. Conolgn- 10. - 448-3007 . _T_w_o_ f_e_m_a_l_o_ c_o_o_n_h_o_u_n_d tumlturo . e14-912 -e370 . Riverview Peraon•i Cere ,_o_o_b_y_A_._M_;_•_n_ln_._ _ __ IY , PH.992·3005 . each;- Phon•--------------- Trophy _· _ M1nufKturen Female Beagle; full blooded. all shots. 14 moa . old . Excellent with kids. Cell Hoppy Birthday, I Love You. Address--------- '\j Huokia. Call 446-1703. Get Wall, lt't A boy or It' a a Olrl. Anything you wish In a different way. Delivered 10 hospital or home tor almoat - any occasion•. Balloons • 11 ·11 -llc 8. 1Aat IIIII DM'tlllY law - ' results . Money not refundable . Print one word in 8 · 6 wk. old puppies. Part ial Ho1pital and Howzar Hoapizal : your kindne11 was deeply appreciated . Gaorgoo Creek Rd . 448-0294. GREG ROUSH PH . 992 -7583 or 992-2282 FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT ' TRAVEL TRAILER thi lloff at Veteran• Mamor- Curb Inflation I 3 I I Pay Cash for I I I Classlfieds and I I Savel 1.1 _ • ~r Trwa -1-Got-llly 6201 mo. I 1 S Yeors Experience 814-256-6494. Card of Thanks -leThe family of Golda Epple would like to e.~tpra11 a special thanks to Rev . Lloyd Grimm forshus kindneu during this time. Also would like to thank 111 the friend a and neighbors for the many cards, tlowart, and food . To ·----------------------- • New Homes - Extensive Remodeling. . •I nsurance Wor1t _ .Custom Pole Bldgs. & Garaces •Aoofin& Work oAiuminum & Vinyl Sidings PHONE: (fltw .""'"'") 1 CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION :_~, 'IFrCall n~"·~ raEs~tRick in-mc·te~~~~.~~~,~!~~-~~-;~;;·J ·~ 3 adorable 8 wk . old kitties. litter trained and all excited to ~go to ·new home. Call lis, Ohio. "FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS" THE' ·t ~ TROPHY !I \'' KING ~~arsj Roger Hysell 9 puppies . Call 387 -0294. We sell quality used cars. 1-614-446-4782, Gallipo- c.O\l., ... ROUSH CONSTRUCTION MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE MINE RUN 3732. ~ w... •Will & t;t~T~~~~~~I All mala Tom Cats. Long hair; 1 black, 1 white & orange. 2 white . Call 446- ARROW FlASHING SIGNS 3 typeo, 2 colors ..d •Proftssionat Spot RtothMI SeroFIOO< ~~'!!. ~linK. inc... D_!ll!!r& long hoir. Coll268-1946 . O'DEll TRUE VAlUE lUMBER 2<100 Eutem A,.. PH. 4-46-7826 ~24-1 "" ~'\r Detwpnts. 985-3561 3, 7 Week Old puppies, 2 female, 1 male, Cute. 2. 6 weak old kittens , both male, • Maintenance FOR All YOUR YARD & PROPERTY ULTRA CLEAN ·CLEANING SERVICE Dry Foan Elln<tion Method. Carpet 1nd Upllohlety Clllnilt& Deep Cloonei:l - Sltort Drying Time. Use same day. Anti-resoil Vicinity .,-----r,cime·r:.; ----------· Newly remodeled 2 atory , frame , 1 Y2 bath. 3 '1) acrn • city •choola. rl'llervlew . Vard Sale . June 24 . 26 . . & Vicinity Rollina, Janet-8th house, Yard Sale Ruleville Porter Rd Bulaville Rd. off Rt. 160. at Prieat Trailer Ct. Thurs .. Female English Setter 8t Fri. & Sat . Dlshea. A\lon . Brothers sewing machine, 7082 . Route I porch awing. radios. clo· 2 -family yard sale 1 Va miles l -=-:-::-:-~-----­ Lon1 Bottom, OH. 45743 • pup. 4 kitten1. Call 614- furniture, camerae, linens, 1 thing . Rain Cancels . outJerricho Rd . Pt . Pl . Wed . RUSTIC , ranch S1yle house. 388-8368. linle bit of everything . Call 985-4193 or 992·3067 & Thura. setting on scenic . rolling 5 446-7334 . 12-20-tlc 4 Family Yard Sale . June 24, Male Oerman Shepherd 1 yr. ac res! Private but not aeHorton St . Mason . June 22 , 26 . 638 Jov Or. Gallipotio. old. Colt 448-2611. ctudedl 4 bedr ooms . 3 Yard Solo 829 Merry Rd .. Children ' • clothes, house- 23 . Uf rain June 24) Blue baths, large living, dining & i•ana.large size coats . etc . kitchen . Central air & hellt Free kittens 8 wks. old . Rodney II Subdivision . Fri. & . hold. misc. plus! woodburning stove in Calico. orange . 1 black long Sat. 8 til 1 3 Family Yard 1- - - - - - - - -THE KOUNTRY KLUB Sele. Sears whirlpool bath, Yard Sale . June 24 , 26 . Falrvview Rd . Camp Conley, besement den , garage, hair. Call 446-8006. rollaway bed, trolling motor. tO:OO AM-4:00 PM . first Pt. PI , Wed . & Thurt.-10 to 4 . workshop . Thi• house ia GoH lessons Special swimming pool with time this year. Kids clothes. Glusware , etc . ultra modern insldal The Male Siamese. 2 years old. childa ADULTS .. ..... 6 for $40.00 filer 2' .11.1 0 ' , little girla 1 · 10 yeers. Corner Rt . 554 1- - - - - - - - - - house o1 your dream•! Price Call 387-7647 . STUDENTS .... 6 lor $30.00 clothes 1 thru 4 . boya & 160 in Porter . YAR 0 sale , raln or ahine. 1 'h SO 's 304 -876 -3099 tor 'GoH Trips _,...,~ 1 yur old half Traail"!g clothe• 4 thru 8, adult• 1 --------~­ miles out ,Jericho Rd . Pt. appointment . Walker . Call 614-388 - clothel, new camer11, books, Firat Garege Sale . Fri.· Sat . 8 Pleaaant. June 2oJ and 24 . typewriter table. boys 20 " till 1 Carpet . toys. utility 9809. LARGE family room wilh "Pro Shop 1 ·: · bike, big wheel, toys, inter- trailer. projector. e~~:hautt FIVE family yard sale, Fri- fireplace, compiftte kitchen 'Fittinc Center anal iler, school desk & misc . day , 2918 Anniston Or . Pt. with microwave, 3 bed4 puppie1 & mother . Toy coma. much more . 'Metal Woods Bob McCormick Rd . Pleasant , 9 till 1 • room. full basement, new Collie & Brittany Spaniol 1---,-::-:--:-:--:-:::-:"Club Repair , · puppiea. Mother· Toy Collie. Yard S11le 833 Merry Rd .. 1- - - - - - - - - 'roof. furnace & central air . To good homes . Call 814 . Rodney II Subdivition . sink Yard Sale. Old 160. Ever· YARD aala. Thursday , Fri· 304 -676 . 3030 or 675 'Fisllin& i 266· 1343. & vanity. furnace blower, green . fri. & Sat . Bicycle. day & Saturday. 1st . time, 3431 . John 1eaford Wood Chief woodburner. baby clothes, dishes, fan• . 2 V2 miles past Yon Rt . 62 , I-:=-:-::-------Che$ter S-16 1 mo couch & chair & mora. Fri. & lots of aoodies . Pt . Pleasant. TWO year old bi · level, l/4 Small whita, male dog . To a acres. 8 1/2 percent allumagood home . Call 614 -379- Sot. SAM til 7 Garage Sale Sat. June 25 . 8 YARD 11le, Wednesday , ble mortgage. Pt . Pleas ant, 2603 . Yard Sale . June 24th, 261h, to 6. Childrana c!othes, car Thursday, Friday 8t Satur· 304-675-6758 . 4 mo. old, 96 lb ., VJ Black 6 28th . 2 V2 milaa up Kemper seat. excefiaer. Bidwell. Mt . day. Beck of New Haven. V2 Great Dana. V:t Black Lab. Hollow Rd. Ruby McCoy 's Olive Rd . Call 614 -388 · mite from Union BY owner, Greenbrier Eat· IIC@~et'"' CampgrounU . residence. .. 8794. Colt 448-0821 . ate , mid entry with 2 car Headqua for 6-9-1 mo • & Large Garage Sale N.-w S. ul8d toola, clothing. diahel. wicker, lots of miac-. 534 Hlldil Dr .• Fairview Eatate1. Call4~6 - 3138 . John's Auto Sales 1-3-ilc 4·U·ttc ANY PER SON - who hao Pert female Daschund 1 0 yra. old, not good with children, prefers women. Dealer Farm Equipmenl Parts & Service Giveaway CHARLES SAYRE AND. SON Roofing & Siding Co. , Va. C. L. Kitchen 4 envthlng to give eway •nd does not offer or attempt to offer any other thing for aale m•y place an ad in thia CQiumn . There will be no charge to the edvartiaer . PH: 1-304-773-5634 Authorized John 'Deer, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Around "Friendly Servie mo ·-- --- Giiififiiiilii ··-- ---· porlclng Kitchon Cabinet$- Roofina - Sidina - Concrete Patio$ - Sidowalks -Now Constluction - Remodelin1 - Custom Pole Barns. *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel SALES & SERVIC_E boll . :' ' PERSONALIZED .POOLS BOGGS AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE , 31 Homea for Sale "If'. Our Low Everyday Prices Until Stock Is Sold. I PAT HILL FORD price: $76,000. Owner can finance. 742~2328 V..llldnlltr. Astot:. .- . ~742·- ' J- 10-t!c , We dinin& riDll<- room, laundry aoo . E~ alOitouts in lite larae Dlekylnt ~ fill YGUr sllowin~ tlis one nowt · POl - 3 bednons, balh. Illicit petio. Larae enae ROOFING ' ' Call: 949-2263 or 949-3091' SERVI~E I rcon lone on l)1;on Avenue. lleiUIJul waxlwal Formal - ! All Work Guaranteed "Free Estimates" S-2-2- mo. ~ - FOR SALE gant:, and nice ~i:f'n 'RU~ H. L. Writesel Shootor~ .. open oighto, round 992-5433 ~- I G - 2 CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS Real Eatate General _ Minimwn depooit SI.OOO. Minimum depott!t Sl .000. Ra iL~ ROO(! thr11 June 27 Yem :~0:~ ~~~:tv 2 :~rn:; 9':~: Motchoa ot end 11 :oo •.m. Openbegin to any ell Estimates"... George Gum Ph . 1 RADIATOR 1 26·1tcc t"tlftlpulf'd nn• t.1~ck>poNt , fillllllril )l . Call: . Call 843·5425 PH. 992-3047 "Frte Ali types of roof WUtt. new or rtpair, · autters and downspouts: autter Clean· I inc n~ peintirc. st01111 · doors and w'.1dows. 'Sidin& 'Roofin& "Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodeling "Ucensad & Inspected" , 1 :r-·-·· - - - - _ _ _ , , Pomer;oy, Oh . Ph. -992-2174 PH. 992-2280 ~ c-.IIIIJIIIIo•d wilh inl.-r.• ~ol <'kdilt•d SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING 6-21-t mo. nelfrt& 3 ill*oo..., 21\ brthl, 2 !Mat utility """" lit first float, btrlli-ln tV: ~ St! up for khdMrt with tlbintls. Ills I~ ocrtllkt. I mil• ~am dow!tl""" ,..,.,.,_'-"' on lbrto, 7 II fM Points. Cortllct 614-9922571_ or-9.tl-3UI - shown by lll'fl9'- Ollly. ; ALL ~unl• loodlng rill• •hootllfl .... invited to entw Repairs ... A$Sl lliud Iron -- SI.OO hunchd ShMt Iron .. , .. !10' t.nchd Also Picltin& Up Auto llolfies 6-12-1 mo.-1'11. Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES IIIIStllrtl. 11133 - Ill birth f!l- doin*'~*its """"''tully with - sltoon ...r carplod homo; . Cans ...... 20'30' 1~ i ard Sa\eS Soturdlty nighto. Guioroi1· IHd purn. TN! runo begin ot7. Fo~!~~~-~~~u~ 0H'~~e ~~~i~o=_::;oo.':t!:'"~~ -~P_'.~~~-- 54' 111. =num EUGENE LONG • HOME FOR SALE Prwtty, ,. . IIndt homt, per. . - - bti~-in ,.,._ .... ~... lltrHt-in lflrOIIIIt 110ill fir11>ilt:t. 111 toln- Copper 1 J- IJ ., , ·- . .. .. . ~ - .. 15 Cu. Ft..... $325.95 Prites Good thru June IS · I 20 Campground on Ohio Rive!' with 22 full· hookup apaces. Over 6 acres with 1200' concrete walled river frontage. 40'x90', 3 story bldg. with modern apartment. Sacrifice 1 '{ of Dixie, wilt bo running on Roofina· Sidina Trouahs, Down Spouts ::SS·::·i-i.iiO'itutldn'd , teal.IIIII _I tfeosr,fr94ee9-si2d8in01l"o·r ' 949-2860. I No Sunday Calli Business services SPECIAL 38900 SA 7 t,o Value Ratio. l?ofe can be incroosed a maximum d 1% annually • "BIIutlful, Custom BuiltGaraaes" li S.R.124-Ph. 992·5468 &u,.rs of llass. lllunin1111 eans. iron, ........ l 992·9932 64 Misc. Merchandise PUBUCNOTICE / preparOO by the O h10 EnwonmMta l Protect1on Agency (OEPA) last week . Effect1ve dates of l1na1 actiOns and •ssua nce dates o f proposed actions are sta ted. F1 n al acti on may be appealed. 1n wr 1t1ng. w1t h1n 30 days o f the date o f h 1s noT1ce. to Th e EnVIronmental Board o f Aev1BVv. Rm 10 1. 250 E Town St. Columbus. OH, 4 32 15 . Not1ce of any appea r shall be filed w 1th th e· d ~rector w1 th1ri 3 days. Proposed act1ons w 1U' become fmal unl ess a wn nen adt ud 1c at10n hean ng reques T1S submttted w1 1hm 30 days of the 1ssua nce date. or th e d1recto r rev1sesh-\'1thdraws th e ' BISSELL SIDING Co • Wedding Cakes and All Occas,ion Cakes PUBUC NOTICE The i o llow1ng were rece1ved - SERVICE STATION - Appl1 cat1on fo r Cert1fl caton Huntington DISTriC t Corps of Engmeers Sutlpn & Olive Twps . OH Perta•ns to 401 Cen1ft cauon M ainten ance Dredg1ng tor NavIgation PUrposes 1n Oh10 A1ver (61 23 ltc County: Meigl - ~ 161 23. l ie ~ID " Control SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY N1na Aob1nson. c lerk · Orange Towns hm Our home equity loon rates have just been lowered. No application fees. ~ provals in 2 to 4 days (6) ~. 16 , 23, 3tc --F'Uiiik:iiOiiCe__ , Beg1nn 1ng 10 feet 6 1nches sou th of an 1ron p ll1 Sha t~ ng money 4574 1 161 22. 23 2tc Count y M.e1gs and State of Ohto. and wntten suggesT1ons regardmg poss1ble u ses of Revenue HION111 • SIDING The Daily Sentinel-Page 9 3. Announcements - -HOME REPAIR Riders & Sons SALVAGE COMPANY Vinyl & Aluminum TERESA'S CAKE DECORATING for reqUirements l\1iddhport, Ohio .. ·-·-. , . . way, flirplain, on. of ·t he · ;~::~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::::::iTHEJacktonCbun~Sptldf•R•tt IIPHdw•vw thl• aide ~ r-----------1 JAM ES J PROFFITI, SHERI FF OF M EIGS COUNTY. OHIO ~-r' Business Services ·PHONE 992-2156 Of Write Daillr ctassifttd D.ft, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bradford of meeting, followed by prayer and I L_.=~~==~=~==;=~=~=~~~~~==~~===---~~-~~--~:---_j ' Davisburg, Mich., visited Mi'. and scripture reading. Mrs, Grlriun 1-' -Mr~. Crttt Bradford on Friday. presented a programo,readlngs by Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Mr. and Mrs. Herm;~n Carson, members: God's Gilt to Love, This ·J r. ~nd two daughters of Athens I Know, Have You Ever?, The IN THE PUBUC1NOTICE the aile,.-, 134· feet 6 1ncnes: PfOposed achon Arrv person l ebanon TWP Trustees Fed spe91 Sunday afternoon with their Christian's Dally Dozen, After Pop C 0 M M0 N PLEAS thence eas t para llel wilh may su bm•t comments and/or locust Street w the publiC reql!est a meetmg regard1ng eral Revenue Shar1ng Proposed grandpa r ents , Mr. and Mrs. Critt Gets Home, What God Hath Done, ~~EIOS COUNTY, U~e hear1ng on July 6. 1983 ~l ley at an 1ro n p 1n: thence any non· l1n_at act1on w1th1n 30 Bradford. Stop Poutlilg, Start Praising, Why OHIO Also Federa'l Revenue Shar1ng south 134 feet 6 1nChes to days of the date 1nd1cated. Mrs. Francis Morris !'!'turned Do the Righteous Suffer, If 1 On)y DIAMOND SAVINGS Budget H~nng and annual !he place of beg 1nn.ng. . ~Ac tton··. as used above does Budget Hear1ng pn J~ly - 13. home after spending a week In Had Today to Uve, His Name at AND LOAN COMPANY. The above d esc nbed real not 1ndude rece1pt of a venf 1ed 1983 Summary ol enacte(t estate const 1tutes th_e east compla1n1. If s1gn •f•cant public Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. The Top, When Father Prays, Are V&Ptrlntrf. budget . w1ll be ava1lable for o ne-ha rt of l ot 48.0 'and 10 1nt erest ex1sts. a pt,Jbhc meeung Rob!lrt Swift and several days with All the CI)Udren In? , The Owl and HARRY G. -ROUSH. JR. feet 6 1nches o ff The south rnay be held. As to any acl,on. publi c 1nspect1on !especially for Sen1or C1t1zens) after July 20. Mr. and Mrs . W, R Lake and Tile· Pussy Cat Prayer closed the ET !'1~ s1de o f th e easl o n& hall of 1nclud1ng rece•ot of ver1f 1ed 1983 at the home of the TWP l ot 4 77 _ complam ts. any person may a !tended the graduation exercises meeting. Fourteen members enNo- 18.382 clerk Refe rence Deed Vol obta1n notiCe.of further actiOns. ofh er great-granddaughter, Lori · joyed refreshments served by Mrs. " -NOTICE OF SALE161 23 li G 261, Page 81 9 Deed Re and ad d111onal 1nformat1on Un Lake from Athens High School. Grimm, Pu rsuant to an Order of t65-1260 cords Me1gs County. OhiO tess otherw•se prov1ded 1n Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley Sale rssued bv the Common Knovvn as 9 16 Loc ust not1ces o f part1cular act1ons. all Pleas Court of Me1gs Street. M 1 ddt~port . OhiO. commun1ctmos shall be sent to spent the weekend with Mr. and County_ Oh1o. 1wrll offer fO< Terms of Sale . Cash lor Hear1ng Clerk. OEPA. P 0 Bo~o: Mrs. Steve Badgley, Colum_blls. Public Notice sale at publ<e auctron on the not less th an two-thirds of ·1049 . Co lumbu s. OH. 432 16 The Boos ter Sunday School Class 9th day of Ju ly. 1.983. at the appra 1sed va lue PH (61 4 ) 466-6037 Consult 10·00 A.M. DST on the A p p r a s d a Chap . 37 4 5 and OAC ORC 1 8 1 PUBUC NOTICE steps of the Court House of · 523.800.00 Chaps. 37 45-47 and 37 46-5 Solem TWP. Moigo CD. sa1d county 1n th e'v1llage of hostess In her home. The meeting· ' June ~3. 1913 II fiday . 8:30 o.m. to 4 :00 11 p. m .• to the Adminiltrttiwe Office, Second Floor, Holter for Sale T R 1. sTAT E M o 8 tl E HOMES . USED - CARS . TRU CKS . GALLIPOLIS . CH ECK OUR PRICES . CAll 446 -7672 . CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALtTY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 ML WEST . GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 446 -72?4. 2 lot• S. a mobile home 1 2x60 , 2 bedroom. wi1h rural water, gas heat . Hu some furniture , price & 12.600 . Or 41ou & mobile S 14 ,800 . Call 446· 1 240. 1980 · BAYVIEW Oeluu, 14x70 2 OR C I A, firepl, ce, garden tub, appliances , un derpinning . 614 ,00 . Call 446 -6211 . Generlll Hauling and Trash removel Service . Reliable and dependable. Call 446· 3159 b8tween 9 and 6 . Experience house painting and lawn mower repair . Very reasonable rates . Call 446 - 6688 . 1978 SCHULT, 14x70, 2 BR , 2 baths, CI A. Good cond . On rental lot near Goodyear plant . Assumable lo•n . low down payment. French City Brokering Servicess. 446 -9340 . 1973 GRANVILLE. 14x70 '2 Trash hauling done. Call 614 -388 -8813 . All typaa of carpentry work . remodeling Interior & peinling. exterior . Call l!lnd 875-6400 . Will do any kind of work. no matter what it is , for anyb ody 81 long as it is legal . Price is reasonable. Call 446 -2338 after 6 . li iiiiiiiii BR , ga1 . Unfurni1hed. A/ C, skirting , awnlnga and porches, 2 utility bldg1 . Set up on choic e lot-. Quail Creek M . H. Park . Exc . Cond. French City Brokering Servi· c ea. 446-9340. Must sell 1975 14x70 with tilt out, remodeled. new carpet throughout . toul electric , woodburner, cen tral •ir, parti1lly furnished . underpinning, t9,BOO . Celt 614 · 245 · 5406 or 448 - 'fUWflvlll==== 0212 . 21 ============ B · 1969 usmess Fleetwood 12x60. $3 ,500 . Colt 614 -258 1446. Opportunity Tope Furniture. 161 Second Ave .• Gallipolis . Account Repre1antative . Must have collection. typing and computer experience . Only qualified persons should apply Monday thru 32 Mobile Homes 1969 12x60 2 bdr. lOIII alae . S3 ,400 . 1979 1 4x68 2 INOTICEI THE OHIO VALLEY PUB - bdr.; tot1l elec .. $8 ,900 . LISHING CO . racommAnds Call 814 -448 -0175 . that you do bualneu with people you know. and NOT to send money through the mall until you have Invest/• gated the offering . 1974 Kirkwo'od , unfur nished two BR . appliances, underpinning, carpet, ceUlng fan . Excellent Condition. Help Wanted Clinic LTD .. 385 Jockoon ----~---- lc - 810.000. Call266-6036 or aftar 7 PM 256· 1512 . SALES :GROUND FLOOR Pike. Gallipolis, Ohio . No phone calls plean. oco Clroto. Winllold, WV 25213 . Looking · for' women who would like to have toy pertiet' or would llka to be • Fr..ndly Home Dealer. Oet kit with f280 . to e300 . Own your own Jean · Sport1weer. Infant-Preteen. Ladies Apparei , Comblna · tlon, Acceuories, or Quality Chlldrens' Furniture Store . Na1ional brend1; Jordache. Chic. Lee, Levi, Vanderbllt, lzod. Gunne Sax. Calvin Klein. Elprlt .. Zena. Ocean Pacific, Brlttanla, Evan Pl·cone. Haalthtex , 300othen . $7 ,900 to $24.500. lnven ~ tory, tlrfare, trelnlng, flx tura~ . grand openl_ ng. ate. ACCOUNT REPR~ENTA ­ TIVE , Mull hove ~oltoctlon. worth of toy• 6. gifts to atart with . For more info. cell 80~1 . OPPORTUNITY no preVious alee 8111P41Jrlence required . lnternatlonel ,company creating new marketing ciellst program , Full or part tim.. Limited tr•vel manege. ment opportunitiel. Send retume wh:h phone ~umber to Odls Westfall, 218 Sen - •P•· typing and computer expe· rlenco. Only quoiHiod per.ana th'puld epply Monday through 'Frklay, 8 :30a. m . to 4 :00 p.m .. to the admlnlt· tretidn office, aecon" floor, Holzer Clinic Ltd.l385 JIICk· oon Plkl. Gottlpollo. Ohio. f'ilo phone calla pleaN. PERMANENT port -tlme cook, muat hllve experiM~ ond tho ability to got olong -H-otherpoeplo. Mun bo .In twOd peroonot hoolth, able to .. ndle ""-of food, mullt bl clean In eppe.er· ance. " " " •IIPIY no later then Frld"Y. June 24, 1183. 112 Vlond St., 1't PIHoont Ienior Community Cent... OLD!R ·aouplo for . core .....,. It PIN_, Vellly WANT!Q to buy, olnglo or A,.rtm1nt1, frM ...,t. for double horM treller. hlr lnformetlon ooll 304condition, reaeonebly ·171· 1108 or 114-448 8210 lft!l< 1:00 p.m. prad, :104·411·1817- Studen Page et Bosurd llbr•rv. Work after school , w . .kend. Mun be at least HI. 8 ~•ek probetionary Pitrlod. Colt 448-READ . Pomeroy 992-3581 . Account representttive . Muat h•~• collection , tvP· lng, and computer upe· rtenc1. <;)nly qualified per· eon• should epply Mond•y through Friday, 8 :30 t .m . 1:0 4 p.m ., to tK• edmlnlstratJon office, MOond floor. Holler Clinic Ltd., 31& Jockoon Pttco, Golllpolio, Ohio . No phone calli p ...... Wented••aomeone ·to llve·ln with lody. Ught hou10work l!nd 1ome cooking. 982- 3704. 1_2 Mr. Kootecky, (601) 327- Wanted: Fernal• to ah•re 2 IR opt. Colt ottor 4, 4413142 . Death in family mult 11 , Cell 448-7613 cell botott 3:0DM . oltor 4 colt 44e· 7847. 14 x 84 Schult mobile horrl~. ne•r Pomeroy on.1 . 2 2 410-f fti , Goroge . Phone 742 -2430 . 1979 Govemo• m~ii~~­ m·"' 992-3007, or con toot Citlilr~l Trust Middleport . HOME LelANS 10'11% fiKid rate. Leeder Mortgage, 77 E. Stoto, Athano, Ohlo. 1-814· 592-3051, or 12 to 4PM 1-800-341 -8554 In Ohio. 1972 -•• Com.,~n¥: . ' !Pot ~oli; _Ho~o. 3_ BR, gr . ~,,-_cond.'_':'.: bod, couch: choir. porc:h:~W 1 underplnnl~g . Profeaelonal Services C•ll _I 882-21111 ... _,_,n_. ond&PM :~b~l1~~''"~-•urn. 1:30 Coli PIANO TUNING •1 ott pluo dl.counta to aenlor citizen I ~ Sltuationi Wanted niohod , 8x1 0 utility buildlnft, home, 3 bedrooms, blth a half, woodbumlng fl 4· place. central alr. ··11,111 Q\ 22 Money to Loan 23 1976 14~~;70 Windsor, 3 bedroom. 1 'h bathe, fur· churchll·ochoolo. Colt ·Bill Word W•rd 'o Keyboard, 448-4372. rt w USEO MOBILE HOM~; 178-2711. 1 2x28, oool or w~ i~ . PIANO TUNING-LANE DA- lo<Vo porch01, utlitl< NIELS . Rettoble oorvtco · eare lend. tac. =~llnoe 1811, Auocloto of well, Jorr{o ":"l 8run6cerdf Mut6c Co. Phone Appto Grovo . :so•· • 814-742-21111 . •• ' 23&6. - . ! �..r 10--The Sentinel 32 Mobile Home• for Sale •A acre lot whh 1 OxiO troller, outoldo ~ulldlng . along Raccoon Creek . f12 . 500 . Coli 114-2111448. 68 Knouff Cool • Firewood Pricoo . reducad Moy-July. Pick up or deH,..rod . Wo honor HEAP Vouch.ero. Coli e14-2111-&2411. AK C Englloh Springer 8pe· nlel, 1 yHr old, Ul. Going ov•Mn. Coli 448-9141 or 448-7332. For •le meul culvert I Jnch thru 10 Inch In otock. State bedroom. setup on nice rented lot in Mason, WV. U .36 per ft.. 24 Inch f10.10 per ft. 38 inch $16 .60 per ft . Aloo plootic approved 10 geuge f9 ,000 . 304-773-5540. ql080 1981 WINDSOR. Iorge kh· a oftor 5 2234 . p.m .. 12 Inch culvert In stock. 8 inch thrU 18 inch, 8 inch .t 1 .80 pe;ft., chen living room , furnished & has·centraleir, call 12 Inch $3.80 per ft . Ron Ev1n1 EnterpriMI, 4 mi. 304 -8B2- South of JackiQn on ST. RT. 93. 614-286-6930 . Ume1tone, Sand, Grevel. Delivered In Maaon, Meiga, Oallia or Pick up at Rich~rds 33 Farms for Sale & Son. Coli 446 -7786. Meigs Co . Ad 18, 88 acres 1/ 3 peuure. 2/ 3 wooded. all mineral rights, unlimi1:ed gravity fed springwater, maturing timber, fen ced in paature, 24 ' by 30 ' pole barn, large utility building. Beautiful 8 room home. all ~lectrlc. completely insu· lated . lncludei new carpet. foncod in yard. oelf cleaning oven, side by aide refrigera· tor freezer. Ashly wood burnin9 stove. Ideal for kids and horses. •&8,000 . Call 446 -9510 or 992-3605 . Window ewninga e40 each and thutters •6 set . 204 Kineon Dr .. Gallipolis. 4461422 after 6PM . 1-----------.---------~ 42 44 Mobile Homes for Rent Pomeroy . 992-6868 . Adults only . Orfamilywith 1 child. Fumlahed with utili- 36 ecrea at Rodney on W.T. ties paid . Deposit 8a referen Wetaon Rd. Ownur financ- cea required . 614 -992 - ing available. Call448-8221 after 6 weekdays. Lot of Raccoon Creek 83, 200 . Call 446-3 430 . For Sale: From 2 to 1 1 acraa in Gallipolis Townahip, on Bulaville Rd . Call 446 - 4670 . 3647. No pats. 1----..:..______ 6 room mobile home for rent. Rt. 338 . 614-9492424 . ONE bad room mobile home. adults only, you pay utilities . furnished, phon·e 304 -676 - 2536 . 1.4 acre lot in Bradbury. Good location. trailer hookup. All utilitin, septic sys- tem . Coll614-992 -2802 . TWO nice lots for tale in New Haven, 87.000 . 304- 882 -3590 . $276 .00 month pluo 1100. re1arance. 304 - 676-2356 . "'"'''' Houses for Rent 44 Aparlment for Rent 0761 . 5 Am House and Bath. Near city limits. Prefer retired couple. No pets or children. Coli 446-3548 . 4 bedroom house. living room, study. dining room. 1 'h baths in Pomeroy. Profeulonel couples only . •200 . month . Firat end leat months rent . Plus security depo1it . References re · quired. No drunks and no doporo. 448 -B698 . __;__; ______ lc-· In country , 3 bedroom home. fully carpeted. 21arge porchea. blg yard partially fenced . 992 -7201 . Charming 2 · 1tory, 2 bed· room house. Fireplace, river view, garage. •2215 mo. 304-882-2831. large 3 bedroom home in Syracuse. •226 . month plus utilhies. Deposit. 614-992- 82B4 . After 5 p.m . 614992 -5732 . FOUR rooms & bath, 2 porches- 1 ·built In, 2602 Lincoln Ave . 8126 . per month. pay own utilities. 304-675-6034. CHARMING 2 otory , 2 bedroom houae, with fire : pl.ace, river view, garage, •226 . month. phone 304· BB2 -2836 . NEWLY renovated. 2 bedroom. full 1ize basement, nice yard,large garden spot. •2&0. a deposit, Gallipolia Forry. 304-875-5110 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent polo. 304-675-2072 . SMALL furn ithed apart· ment, newly decorated, util· ities paid. no pets. adulta 446 -4418 after 7PM . Furnished apt ., 8226, utili· tiel paid. 1 bdr., 2nd.-floor, adults, 607 2nd . Ave, GaUl- polio. Coli 448 -4418 after BPM . APARTMENTS IEHO) one bedroom rent 1tarts at •1 &7 per mo . two bedroom 1t1rts at 8193 . Oepotit 8200 (no pet1) near Spring Vallay Cinema. Call 446- 2746 or leave me11age. 1 bedroom apartment for rent . Call 446 -0390. Unfurnilhed apt. 3 rm. & beth. 6131/t Third Ave .• Galppolis. e136 mo. Cell 448-4222, 9 to 5. THREE bedroom apartment, with central air, big kitchen 81 t•mily room, water paid, coli 304-876-6294. APARTMENTS for rent. furniahed or unfurniahed." 304· 876 -9760 4229. or 614- 448 - Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Centrll Hotel. Coll448 -0768 . quired . 446-1519. 2 bdr . & 1 bdr . partially furrilshed , park front , newly remodeled, water & hot water paid . Oep. & ref. Call 448-4836 . Multivo• MX-20 electronic plano. excellent condition. f400. Coli 448-4972 . Small engines repaired . Have your old mower recon ditioned for • fraction of the coat of a new one . We now are equipped· to fix outboard boat motors. Nalson & Sons in Eureka, Ohio. Call 614- Reglotorod Toy Poodlo·pup· pie• . chocol1te, rmtle and fem1le . Alao. SlemeM kit· Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park, Route 33 . North of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 992-7479 . . . . Rod Mnk Mhrod t99 .89. Senegol Porrot U9 .99. Moyero Porjot. U9.99. Outky Conure 124 . 99 . 814-378-6349. 949 -2994. SEVEN maple chairs. newly reflnilhed . Etegere for dis- ploy. Phone 304-875-1621 . Goods EleCtric hospital bed $126 . 304-876-4884. SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. 8 Strawberries. pick your own. 60c per qt. at Douglas ROush 's, 2 miles beck NeW Haven at Union Camp - piece wood living room suite with 8 inch flat arms $399. ground . 304-882-2237. bunk beda complete with bunkie• 8199 , 2 piece en· Male raccoon eeo . 10 pr . tron llvingroom suite• 6199, boys jeana, 14 reg. 1-new antron recliners •as. other 125 . for all . 304-676-6079. recliners eao. maple dinette 11ts n79 , love 18111 170 . 8 ,000 BTU air conditioner, hid • . • - b. d $2 6 0 . b 0 X 1-30_4 .:.·_8_7_6_-4 _ 3_8_4_._ _ __ spri ngs & mattr111 twin or full e100 set regular-firm BEDROOM suite, draa a120, maple dinette chairs ser .acheat. queen aize mat136, waeh stands • 34 , tress & box springs, $260. maple rockers $69 , 7 piece Antique firep,ace mente! chroma dinette let * 149 . 6 with bevel murror, excellent piece dlnene 181 $89. uaed condition , $160 . 3 4 -676 77 bedroom 1ultes, retlrgere - _4 _8 _ _·_ _ _ _ _ __ _ ton, ranges, cheat, dressers, 1 wringer washers , TV's, dryeres. 81 shoes. Call 446- 66 Building Supplies · washers, dryers, refrigera tors, ranges. Skaggs Appliances . Upper River Rd ., beside Stone Crest Motel. 448-7398 . Building material• block, brick, sewer pipes, windows , lintels . etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grand&, 0 . Coli 814-246 -6121 . ties pd ., 1 bdr .. 920 4th Pets for Sale Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 448- 4418 oftar 7PM. HILLCREST KENNEL • Boarding all breeda. Selling 1 bdr . apt . downtown 324 3rd . Ave ., Gallipolis. Stove Hoppy Jock Dog Food. AKC 8o refrig . Coli 446-9788 or 448 -3810 . ' Call .,48-7795. Nearly new. 1 BR apt. No ORAGONWYND CATTERY · KENNEL. AKC Chow pup- Oobermana: Stud Service. pot a. Coli 441-3817 . plea, CFA Hifnalavan, Per· tian and Siameae klnena. Apt. for rent . Half double-2 bd .rpom Apt. A~.ult1 pre· ferred . No pets. 114-992 · Coli 448 -3844 ofter 4PM . WEEKS WESTIE KENNEL 2749 . AKC West Hlghlftnd white terriers, puppies and stud 1 bed room Apt. 1198. mo . includir:'O utilltlea . Equal hou1ing opportunity. Con· tact Village Manor Apts. oorvlce . Coil 814 - 3170124. 84 58 f100 . month . 814-992 5892 . 1 2~00 2 bdr. mobile home 3 room all utllltlel pold. e•oopt electric . Dop. Roq. Coli 448 -8511B . 614-992-5908. Mobile Home space in Galli· polio . 920 Fourth Ave. f70 . Wotor pold . Call 446 -4416 after 7 PM . -lcEar corn for aale. 2, &00 Strawberries, Taylor's Barry Patch , Kerr -Harrlaburg Rd. 8 AM-8 PM, Mon.· Sat. 121b. or more 40 cents a lb . Call 448 -8892 or 814 -245 9567 . StrawberrieJ, Taylor ' s Berry Pa,ch, Kerr -Harrisburg Rd. 8 AM-8 PM , Mon . • Sat. Coli 446 -B692 or 814- 245 9667 . buohol. Selling for 13.00 bu. 814-992-74158. MIXED 2254 . hoy. 304-6711-208B 4660. Trucks for Sale 1980 %Ton Chevrolet PU. au~ trans, PS. PB. 14, 196. John's Auto Sal81. Call 448-4782 Opon Evonlngo. 78 Ford F-250 4x4. 41.000 TIMOTHY hoy, .1 .7& bole. oally excellent. f1.&00. Coli 114-38B-9334 alter 8PM . mllaa. body rough. mechani- on th4t wagon. •2.00 a billa dolhlorod, 304-11711-50114. 73 'FORD 'h ton pickup, 72 Hay ond Strow. 304-48B1858 . Ford 1A ton pickup, 304· 8711-4893. 59. For Sale or Trade lie. 4 dr. aedan , one owner. Trade, eJCcellent cond. 1982 4 HP Scrapper mini bike. for a small good cond. camper. Call 814-388-9969 . For sale or trade 1977 Chevy Monzo . 304-676-73BO. Farm Equipment 61 Troy Built rototillers new and used . Swl1her Implement Co ., Sr. At. 7 North, Golllpolls, Oh. 448 -0475. For ule manure spreader New Idea 12 A like new, portable 24ft hay elevator. hay balers, h•vcondltionera, hay rakes, tobacco aener, Allice Chamber G tractor. plows and cultivators. bean · drill. all types used Farm machinery. Howe' s Farm Machinery Rt. 124 & May- how Rd .. Jockoon 814 -2866944 . NEW & Used Harveatore Structures. Automated u. vestock feeding - computer feeders . Call collect 614- 585-2260. John L. Bono. NEW Holland 270 baler. good condition. $1600 . 304-676-7421 . ONE f2,500. Coli 441-18111 or 448-1244. 78 Plymouth Volere Premier 4 dr .. al• cond .. one O"!JJer. Coli or 446 1244.-448-1815 . furnlihed, air c~:md .• .adult •. Call446 -4110. ·· 12x&2 2 bedroom trailer. Adutta only. lrown ' l Trellu Peri<. 114-1192-3324. __:..-------lc2 bedroom mobile l!omo In lloclne. 114-387-0288 . (I) III II2J or 8711 - •., . ' BORN LOSER Water Wetls. Commercial and Domestic . Teat holea. Pumps Sales and Service. WHAT'? ' Get your carpet i~ thip shape. Water removal-, FREE Vana 8t 4 W . O. Pleaaant-Ripley Rd. 304- 896-3874. 1880 Honda CR 12'6, dirt sporty. U,496. John'o Auto Saloo, cond .. 1600. Callll14-266Bulovlllo Rd . Open 8· 8. . 1379. 448-4782 . 1982 Kowooakl 440 LTD 1978 Ford Fie..a. good belt drive. leoo than 2.000 work car, 11,0915. John's mi. Call 875-6948. Auto Sales, Bulavllle Rd. 1976 Harley Davison · FLH Opon 8-8, 448-4782. 1200, loaded with extras . 76 Dodge Cornon. noodo ropolr. 1600. Coli 448fll39. · · •soo. troctot. SUPER C Farmall, plow,dlac , cultivators, 7ft . mow· ing machine, 1 200.00 . ·304- 8 75-5817 after 5 p, m. 62 Wanted to Buy Coli 814-38B-9331 . Honda trill 70 road bike, Cell 448-1200. 1980Z-281oathorlnterior• 1- - - - - - - - - oll the oxtroo, really ohorp. 197B Odyoooy, $650. Coli 614-388-8270. Coli 875-694B . 1980 Hondo 860 Cuotom. Good ohlpe. 7. 800 mi. f1,800. Coli 446 -27B7, 1980 Camaro one owner, 448-7B68 . 1981 CM 400 Hondo. C o l l l - - - - - - - - - 448-1885 . See ot 48 1980 Kowoookl 440 LTD. 1974 PlntowagOn, *360 . Coli 614-256-1446 . Spruce St .. Gallipolis. 1976 Mecury . Pl~rquls .•a. E 8o R Troo Service. fully '• ' Lata of extrat. 10.740 actual mllet. Must see· ro beiHive. Excellent condition. ter, !Dey 614-1192-4086,) !night 61 4-69B-B206.) I 367·0194. concrete end black top eatl- 10 percent above my lowest coat on brand name residen· tiel • induttrlal electric 6 electronic equipment • oupplioo. 304-875-1293. ROOFING & painting. car - , ...; pentar work. 304-676- •, 2B26 . . a ~~ ROOFING outside paint· lng, free Bltimates, 814 · 367-0631. B2 Plumbing & Heating 814 -742-2923 after 6. Brown Reliant For more Information, 992J K _ 1388. A .C .,C.C .. P.S .. P.B., om-fm stereo; eJCcellent condltkJn. and Motora for Sale Call 9B5-4123. 1977 Toyota · Corolla, 4 apaed; new paint, very good condition. 11900. B14 992-B763 . 1980 Thunderbird , fully loodod. 15B98. 992-7163, or can be INn It Central Truot Co .. Middleport. 1---------12 ft. John boot 9HP Mercury motor. Coli 675 7293. 1-------- - - 18' Runobout with B6 HP Johnaon Engine •nd Tan- a 1979 Dod go Mognum XE. excellent kondltlon. 39.&90 octual mlleo. Alklng 14200. mMt offer. stove, fumtce, lea box separate, electric • wet"lr w08ql080 · TRAVEL troller, 1974 Marauder, 21', 2 door. kom· pletly oqulpod, r..r doutile a bath furnished apt. bed . txkawlent 4477 ING . Fomarly Dewitt ' & Plumbing. Coli 0576 . 814-387- 83 DOZER 614-992 -6434, 992 -6914 ,or 304-882-2586. . '-....... ~ Aportmonu . 304 - 875 554B . 81 Home I mprovementa Bicker? WORK By Ted Hanna. ponds, ditchea. basements, etc. Call 4464907 . Carter & Evens Transportation. lonnie Boggs Excavating. Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck. Work by hour or iob. Call WINNIE 446-7903 . IT ALL ARRANGED WITH J.A .R . Con1truction Co . Water lines . Footeu , Dr1ins. All kindt of Ditching. Rutlond, 2903 . HE'5 IN ON !flY PLAN . I'VE GOT ALL I HAVE TO 00 15 GET e>IRDIE TO H15 OFFICE ..... ANP H&'t.l.. 00 TH~ DOCTOR DEUELL, JAN I REST- Dh . 814 -742 - a.... Meigs Excavating. Bulldozer • btlckhoe aervice. ments, footera. landacaping, driveways , farm ponds . t 114-742-2407 or614 -742 2088 . 84 Elec!tjcal a Refrigeration DEPENDABLE WASHER DRYER REPAIR . Guorontood work. Call anytime 814-261-1120 or 814-256 1207. BARNEY . ... ' I ~ Sal11 • Service Sh~rpen Scluora . Fabric Shop, • I '• It, i ' , I, . NO!! ·vou NEVER GOODY!! THEN I'Ll SCHEDULE YOU FROM 2 :30 TO 4:30 TOMORROW AFTERNOON DID. ELVINEV !! ' .1 SERVICE call City furniture 304 -176-2108 0831 . TELL VOU ABOUT TH' SCANDALOUS DOIN'S OVER IN TWIN FORKS? I > ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR ' LOWEEZV!! DID I . . . . Pomeroy. 992-22B4. • :;;:~;:::::::::::~:;~l 86 . General Hauling.•: jj · ~ for the oldorl,y . All utllltleo come in thlo HUD ouboldlzed Brlnd new sewing m•chlne apartment building. Twin RIV!I'rt Tower. phone 304· $19. 19B3 Whlto oowlng machine allghtly peint d•m- 1711-11179. Equol opportun· lty houllng. •go. ,.toll *321. Coli 814385·8878 collect. O~E bedroom epartmont. 402'h 24th. St. Pt. Ploooont, phone. 1-114-992-88118. Und EKtrl \1 30 .. only. No Peto. 304·171· 1388. . ' a PEANUTS NOW. I WANT TO SEE 1(011 TAKe A LOT OF PICTIIlES.."TliAT'S WHAT WE'RE ~!ERE FOR... . Wlihert. • guerantM, , Also dry.,., other ~AT ME '{OU TAKIN6 A PICTURE OF, OLI'IIER ••. THE OCEAH? 6001'! ony make of oppNanoao. Coli 448-8033. 19715 OLD& Cutlon, nMdo motor, 304·11715·7312. 1-----I '- r Till STATE ., UPHOLSTERY IHOP ~ 1113 Sec. Ave .. GaHipollo. •· ~ 448-7133 or .WII-1133 . . " I• \ byHenriAmoldlndBobLoo one -10 ooch oqu11o, to lorm """oronaty - .. GALEL 10 "': -=-.....:--- rJ r J FRAIDT WHAT THE !!LIND DATE 5HE WA5 LOOKIN\S () I FO~WA~DiO ,v\EETING TUI'tN ED OUT TO !5E. rARRO~ IJ r Now arrange the circled leners · to form the surprise answer. as sug gested by the above cartoon. "t I XI I) KXI I I J" A!Mr: A (Answers tomorrow) YeSierday·sJ Jumblus RODEO IOIOM CRABB Y INJURY A.nawer : He dec: tded to wat ch his drin ki ng- by only visiting bars ltlat have 1hls - A MIRROR Furkel ~ .mt. to: JumOiel"*' Fan eM), do tNt 14M Pill I , lo• 5211 , Grand c.mel St1tlon. ..... Vor\, N.Y.. 1016J. Inc.... yaur '*"-· ..tth11 •l'ld zip code BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Genius at work NORTH . AJ 3 6-U ·" 'I A Q 3 WEST ••o team but alsv bL'cause the Vande rbilt win was the1r se:cond major national tea m victory in succession. In the diagramed hand Edgar Kaplan of th e Hoot l earn was South. The three- tK107154 . EAST overca ll club was pre- • g82 .K i65 'I K J 2 emp tive . Wh en North '1981 4 doubled, confirming a sound • J g82 --opening bid, Kaplan was •KQ18 l! •A s unwilling to simply settle for a penalty since hi s s ide SOUTH was vulnerable. He bid t hree • Q lQ 4 ., 10 6; no-trump. West, mentally congratulating himself on tAQ3 his conse rv ative second-seat . J 6 43 pass, could not wait to Vulnerable: Norlh-Soulh double . Dealer: South The ace of clubs was led and a club was continued , Wesl North Eul South declarer discarding a hearl Pass from dummy . Since East Pass •• 3• Pass Pass Db\. Pass 3 NT . had no entry after esta blishing his club winners, he led Obi. Pass Pass Pass back a heart. Kaplan was now able lo get to his hand Opemng lead: with a dia mond to finesse •A successfully. againsllhe king of· spades and then run the diamonds for two overtricks. The score of 11>0 · would be excellen t under any cir cumstances. In fa ct , at the other table Bi II Root opened the bidding with one d1amond with lhe West hand and was quickly allowed to By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby The team captained by Bill Root claimed an unusual achievement lasl Marc h when they won lhe V onderbill Cup Team -of -Four National Championship . play one .spade, two down, for minus 100. noleworlhy not only because Of such good forlune and good judgment are championshaps made they are only a four-man (NEWSPAPER ENTtmi'RI SE " SS N ) Their vi c tory wa s 6'£MW"'fd' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Bakery goody I Tidal now 5 The Confect- Z U.S.S R . inla~d sea eracy (initials) 3 Adamite 8 Spoken movement 9 Table fare 13 Beat the clock 14 Stamen part 15 Wapiti 16 American Indian 17 " - Geordie," 1956 film 18 Candle 20 A Cantor . 21 Shore bird 23 Slipped 24 Chattered 25 Castro 20 Arab sultanate %7 Quite serious Z8 Slower (mus. ) Z9 Do some trinuning 30 Babylonian deity 31 Base fellow 3Z Flnal profit 35 Ill-tempered 4 Frothy drink 5 Volcanic depression 6 Tio's title Yesterday's Answer 7 Liable to 10 O'Neill play 11 More shabby 12 Footlever 16 Candid 19 English river 21 In propor- 29 Famous name tion 22 Scaly Z3 Hindu deity 25 Nourish 27 Partic ipated in Milano 33 Gaelic t ongue 34 Weep 36 Pull along 37 Oriental sa uce ·one S7 Shriveled 38Small region It Thessalian mountain ft Paper ball 41 Belgian river DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it ;· AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW One leiter elmply alando . for onolher. In Ibis somple A la ,• ole. Slnlle lenora, . apoolropbea, the len. lllh 1nd formation of the wordo ore aU • hlnlo. Eoeh day the eode leiters are dlfterent . . uaed for the three L"o, X for the IWO zero· Slowly' . • Mary Hartman. Mory Hartmen 1 2:30 • (%) C!J lAIII Night with DIIYkl l.etlllrrMn Dovld' 1 gueott ore Robin Wlllllft\f an<! Jim Moran. (80 min.) I)) J.ok !lenny 8h- ' ,,.• .I ltore. etove1. Al110 pana tor \.9 o·s. caYPTOQUOTES Cll ABC Newa D~o on One I)J MOVIE: 'leng t.he Drum lw111hot;1 . Call 114-2118 ONE bedroom apartment, 1207. f22S .mont~. oil utllltiH plld. 304-6715-21586. Blrgeln B1rn. Two mnea out Goorgoo C - Rd'. from lit. Furnlahed one br"apt. In Pt. 7. Woolloro, dryert, mrlg•r· Pte•aent. Extr1 nice, adulte ·· ( I JONES BOYS WATER SER- .......; VICE . Call 114-387-7471 or 114-317-0591 . paid. Tenants p~ 30 per· cant of their edjurted In· a a :· or 441 - , ABC Newo (I) Or. Who liD Dvor Easy 7:00 II (]) PM Mogozirie CII Burna & Allen (!) ESPN's Sportoforum Cil Q,.on Acres (]) Entertainment Tonight C!l Charlie's Angelo 0 Cll Tic lac Dough (I) liD MocNoii-Lohrer Report ® News Ill @ People's Court fJ) Stor Trek 7:30 0 (]) Lie Detector m Wlmbleton U pdete (l) Dobie Gillis (]) ESPN SportaCenter 00 An<!!_ Griffith Cll 0 [J) Family Feud (]) Busi ness Report ® You Asked For It liD last Chanco Gorogo IB [2) Entertainment Ton!i_ht , B:OO 0 C2.l C!l Fame Leroy befrie nds a tough boy who is hanging around th e school and Coco challenges a visiting ce lebrity. (R} (60 min .) (]) MOVIE: 'The Outlow Josey Wales' (]) MOVIE: 'Groen leo' CII I Spy (!) Inside the USFL Cil MOVIE: 'Those Oorlng Young Men In Their Jaunty Jalo.E._Ies' Cll QI II2J W iahmon 0 Cll IIOl Mognum, P.l. ·Magnum. disovers tha t the suspect of an investigation is an old fr iend of his . (A) (60 mi n.) ([) [1) Sneak Previews Coho sts Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons take a look at what's ha ppeni ng at the movies. fJ) MOVIE: 'The Far Country' B:30 (!) Top Ronk Boxing from West WaiWick, Rl Top Rank Bolting presents a 10-Round Junior Ugh· tweight bout featuring Ra fae l lo pez and Juan Veloz from West WarWi ck. AI. (2 hrs .. 30 min .) (I) Good Naighbora CID Inside Story Hodding Caner exa mines press per· forman ce involving one major news story . 9:00 II <Il C!l Gimmo A Break Nell organizes a c am pa ign to reinstate a woman police officer who was fired for posing in a girl ie magazine. (R) CII 700 Club (I) Ill @ ABC Nowo Closeup f!) Cll® Simon & Simon An old flame of Rick's asks the Sim ons to loc ate her husba nd. IR)i60 min.) ([ )(fl) Mystery ' The Ra ci ng Game .' Si d and Ch1co in vestiga te a scheme i nvo lv· ing racetra ck .b ookmakers. lA)· (60 min I [Closed Captioned] 9:30 0 <Il ClJ Choors 10:00 0 <IJ ClJ Hill Stroot Bluoo Capt. Furi llo disc iplines Re nko .tor 'overexposure ' and the rap e o f an o ffi cer ·~ da ughter bring s the father to the Hili Street statton house. 1Rii60 min.) <Il MOVIE: •... And Your Neme Is Jonatl ' ([) Ill (!]) 20/ 20 f!) ([) I1Dl Knots landing Karen and M ack have a fe lli ng out end Gary lend s money to Aic hBrd Avery. (R)i80 min .) ([) Avenger• fJ) INN Nowo 10:15 (]) When the Muolc'o Over The lives of eleven legend s of pDpular music are examIned. 10:30 (l) Stor Time ·(!)) Tony Brown't Journal ' Who Was Med gar Evers?' · fJ) In Search of.. .. 10:45 Cil TIS Evonlng Nowo 11 <IJ CIJ CJJ ® 111 (J2I Newa (!) ESPN SportoContor C!l Newe/Sporto/Woother (I) Dave Allen ot Largo liD Nlghnlmeo: Vorlety 8 Benn_y_ Hill Show 1 1:30 D C%J ClJ T onlght Show Johnny' • gueltl are carrie Fisher. Jim Fowler · and Pete Fountain. (60 min.) (]) MOVIE: 'Zoot Sui( (]) Another Life Cil Cotllno Cll Soop Cll Quincy Quincy in• veatigates the death of the heed of a large evangelical orgonlzotlon . (A)i60 min .) Cil PBS let• Night ·® All In the Fomlly · IIIII2J Nlghtllne Honeymooner• 11 :45 (%) MOVIE: ' Equua' · 12:00 (l) Burna & Allen C!l World 8ponaman Out· door edventuret from throughout thli world hooted by Curt Gowdy. (80 min .) · (() MOVIE: 'One Mlnulllto :oo • condi · ------------- c'1t~. Mr. And I will broo~ no interference from t.he mayor ' Excavating lion. f450... phone 304 .. SEWING Machine ropolro. 17&-2B47 . . Mrvlce. Authorized Singer 1 bedroom furnished apt . are authorized to deal forthe ----JIM'S PLUMBING llo HEAT- hookup. Excellent Condition . f1.200flrm. Coii11424&-939B. 1114) 1185-3333. . Minimum . 1 1 c square foot to 1lumini1e your mobile • home roof. 304-676-1293. ..· Phone 446-3888 or 446 - Harley - Davidson OHPERE/J '. For mora informatton call 1982 HIM • tlroo. A.. ing 4411-4381. Sliver AnnlvorMry. 2600 mlloo. f4000. 992-3007 or Open ave' s. Call448-4712. can be aeen 11 Central Trull, Middleport. 1970 Buick. 1226. Coni--_:__:._ _ _ __ 448-1370 olter 5 . 1981 Hondo motorcycle. "SKIP HE matoo. me1a1 building .ond 19831!orley Dovidoon. wide glide. 6,000 mlloo. f5 ,000. • THEN- I'IHY 0/0N'T KILL i'IHEI'I fence erection costa. Alto buying 1nd 1elling heavy equipment. Horsa & ttock trailer sales. Furniture, electrical a electronic supplies ~~ and equipment. Plea1ant Meadowa Diatributors and Sales. 1974 Audi Fox exc. gil mileage, runa very well. new U60. Coli ANNIE GEE, S!lNDY•. ' OI\OOY' SEEMED ALM05T '50/IRY THAT FIOO SACRIFICED H15 LIFE T'SAVE MINE! Roofing and Carpentry work. general repaln. call Anthony Williamson, 614- CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING , Cor. Fourth end Pine 8 -track, good cond., ~liking dem ..lo troller. t1200. Coli 814-245-5870. 1980 AMC Spirit. 4 cy - 1- - -__:..:..._:_ _ __ Went to Leese. Need 2,600 Iinder. 4opood, 12700. firm. lb. tobacco. Will pay • .3& 114-992-7721 . per lb. Coll448 -9777. 4481974, Buick LeSobro con- 79 Motors Homes 31182 . Campen vertible. Ill original, eacel lont condition. 38.700 actual mil01. Aoltlng .t5500. If Livestock 83 untereated, make offer. 1974 fliottwlng 12 ft . i61419B6·3333 . camper trailer. alaeps 4, gas 8 Holttein heifers ready to freahen . Corn for nle. Call piece custom fit your home. Guaranteed. Advanced Gut- f1 ,&00. Coli 448-4347. olr, Oil I I CAW lN.tc:.,AU. Rlbi-IT. ~CAN..:.. FL'n I 11,275. Price nogotloble. Call &14-742·221 1 'or 614992 -6320 ofter 6 p.m. 119,000 mi., PS, 1982 FARMALL Motorcycles 1·- --------bike. many new p1rt1, e•C . aharp. MATII:R I CAN'T 'OJ TAL-K, OOMM.'/~ •·' CALL 304-876-1293 lor 1.979 Plymouth Arr.o w uaod Now Hollond model 860 large roung .1980 Ford Pinto. Auto ., baler. $4,600 . 2 Now model PS-PB, rodlo. Rool oherp. 84 7 New Holland round 128911. John'o Auto SoiM. bolor. f8,300. Koofero Service Canter, St. Rt . 87. Pt. 197B DODGE Rom Charger, 13500. 304-8764090. 74 -rn~ ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEA.NING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 114-448-2107. ONE bedroom epertmenta · 2 bdr. mobile homo fuHy (I) Father Knows Belt 0 Cll (jJ .CBS Newo after 6. auto .. from 4 to 8 p.m. Bulovllle-Addloon Rpln Ad· dloon. Nlco \hero lot. 1200 mo. Call 814-38B-97U . I 'LL HANDL~ TH I$- insured . free eatimatea . ·1 978 Chevy Caprice Cleo- prlvoto lot . Ph. 448-1409 3 bedroom mobile home for rent, 'h mile oH ~t . 7 on H~i<.E , ·AN<:o~LA , SEAMLESS GUTTERS. One BA , furn. W/ W carpet. 19ft. LR, nat. gaa heet, air cond., 448 -1102. ,_T'A'-1 EIAC.K Phone 614-367-0636, call 73 FOR RENT MQbllo HOmo. 2 Trailers furnished. elr cond .. Nautiful riverview In Ka· nauge . Foster' a,Trelfer Perk. Beautify 304-895-3802. 304 - 8711 - If lnr.r~~tt:ed 448 -0766 . 72 Fruit & Vegetables Nice large 2 room apt. Fumlahed , In l,.angsville. Mobile home for rent. Call Hay & Gr11ln ft~N'}ID1t fil'TIIATSCRAMeLEDWOROQAIIE ~ ~~ e Unscramble -four Jumblel, New1 (]) MOVIE: 'Berba,.llo' (l) Tic Toe Dough (!) Auto Racing '83: Formula I Canadien Grand Prix Cil l Dream of Joonnle C!l Nowo/Sporto/Woothor Cil liD Studio See fj) Wild, Wild Weot 8;30 U (]) II) NBC Newo (l) Love That Bob .. rienced roofing, includin·g hot tar application. t:arpen· ter, electrician. mason. Cell 814-388-9329 . 814 -992-7787 . Scotch 8 :00 B (])Cil aCIJ®IIIID RINGLE' S SERVICE expe- $250. Phone 895-3974. 56 EVENING F & K ··rae Trimming, ttump romovol. Coil 8711- 1331 . rune good, Cycle bar mower for gravely tractor. Furniahed apt .. 1210, utili · . ·' Specializing in Zenl1h and Motorola, Quazar, and Musical lnatruments 1924 448 -3919 or 448-0021 . ' 8)23/(13 houoo cello. Coli 678-239B or 446·2454. baiera, $7,300 . 1 new. New Holland model 861 round GOOD USED APPLIANCES J THUFtSDAY RON'S Tolovioion Sorvlcd. 876-1300 . Antique dolls, glasawere, kitchen cabinet . 992-7494 . 25 inch Zenith color TV. like • your home by refinilhing thoaa hardwood floonl 10 ye•rs experience . Phone SHd•& supplies eva.ileble. Celw tot appointment 304· · ---------lc- ~ j~~~~!~~~~ new, mu1t sell, 8160 . Call ·, •• Pro..•lkln.•l floor undlng Blue he1d Pionua •211.11. $100. Coli 814-258-9398 . HoOver portable w•sher and dryer. like new . White . $276 for both . · building and hom... Alio heovy oqulpmen~. FullY Inourod, F - MtimiiH. 814949-~18& . and roflnlolllng. con<!.. U,350. Coli 4480313. tinka. Paul Conkell An~iquea . Tuppers Plains . ~ 130.99, fomolo 112 .111 . Myna bird *299 .99. (tlllkol . 60 in . console stereo with AM -FM radio, tape player turntable. excellent cond. dry Inurn lkifti. mobile homee. wood, b.rlck, undetona Guord·F- ElllirN1..0. Call Gono ot 814·992· 8309. . PARROT Palace, parakHta~ 19.99 . Canariet, male 79 Dodge van, 6 cyl., std. ahlft. low mileage, good chair~, cupboards, pie safe, '• ateam cleaning . tona. Coli 814-992-2107. 57 Television Viewing GENE'S CAI!PET CLEAN· ':.; lNG SERVICE. - llocom- •'• mended for prat.aalonaf : .. 256-1643. New Oak Furniture, tl)bles, Sleeping room e126 , utllties paid. single male . Share bath, 919 Second P,ve. Gilllipolii. Call 446 -·44 1 6 after 7PM . 3169 . furnished 2 rooms and bath . Oowntt•irs. Clean . No pen. Adults only. Reference re- Harvest Gold gu stove, 1973 Cameron house trailer, Camper top for Oat· 1un truck. Call446-4231 or preforod . 304-676 -4351 . 46 4 rms a. bath, located 733 Third Ave .. Gallipolis . Adults 2 bdr. Regencv unc. Apart· only, $166 mo .. 175 dep· ments $200 per mo. or if Qsit . Ca11446 -3870 or 446- ' incoma .is 810,000 or lesa 1340. HUO available. A -One Real Estatea. Carol Yeager. RealAvailable July 1st. nice 2 tor . Call 304 -676 -6104 or bedroom in Kanauga . Car· 304-876 -7386 . peted, W-0 hookup, atove & ra~rig .• $196 plui elect. & Furnished apt ., 131 1h 4th gal, deposit & lease . Call Ave., Gallipolla. 2 bdr .. 448 -2927 . e176 mo .. water paid. Call N"ice 2 BR , 10 minute• from Gallipolil , convenience• . Planted Garden . *176 mo .. 1100 Deposit. Cell 446 - Amana air cond ., 8125 . See at 668 Third Ave., Gallipolis. . HI Preooure Cloonlng. Alum- Sentinei-Page-11 Ohio Home lmprovementl 'N' CARLYLE"' Boogie pupo . US . Coli &1425&-&B5,5. Wedge Apts . no children. no 46 THREE bedroom . all elect· ric, 14x70. partly furnished . built on room 1 2x2B. coal or wood burner. large porchea, utility building, acre land. excellent condition, IJOOd well . Jerry' s Run Rd . depoait , 41 for Rent Petl for Sale Honda XR 200, 81 model, A-1 cond.. also 2 wheal utility trailer in good cond. Call 614· 246- 6294 . after 4PM . 12 x 60 2 bedroom mobile home for rent . Apprax . 6 miles from Middleport or 36 Lots & Acreage Apartment KIT 64 Mlac. Mtrchandlae 1982 Knox 12>70 fully fumiahed, all electric. 3 June 23, 1983 1983 Ohio .. EWM NRPM . OSJEW 'P ·PEJZZMY NREW WRP MDKP SNQ 'NMKM NRPYSL . ' ' ,- CMSKCM LMKMYREW )'al ~=A WISE MAN WILL MAKE MORE • OPPO HEFINDS.- FRANCISBACON • I • . ' �. Page Pon~eroy 12- The Daily Sentinel I Area deaths· C. M. Casto W.Va., Opaline RDwe of Rittman, Janice Talley of Chicago, Pl.. Joanne of Madison, W.Va ., and Phyllis of Yolyn, W.Va.; and a brother, Michael of Cleveland. · She was also preceded In death by a son. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday In McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Vinton. Friends may call a t the funera l home from 7-9 p.m . Friday. Carvosso M. Casto, 71, Roush Road, Cheshire, died early Thurs· day morning at the Holzer Med ical Center following a lingering Illness. He was born March3, 1912, a son of the late Robert a nd MaP Scott Casto. &>sides his parents, he was p,_ ceded In death by a brother, Donald, and a grandda ughter. Mr. Casto served as sexton of the Gravel Hlll Cemetery in Cheshire for severa l years and for several years was a custodian a t the Gallia County E lementary School. Surviving are his wife, Ilean D. Lit tle Casto; three daugh ters and sons-m-law, Sy lv1a and Arthur Brown and Katherine and Earl Caldwell , aU of Gallipolis; Dorothy and Lawrence Napper. 1\berdene. Oh. ; a son and daughter-In-law. Pa ul and Leslie Casto, Santa Monica, Ca li f. , seven gra ndch ildren , four brothers, l"'oyd, Robert a nd Freemon! Casto, a U of Columbus, a nd Arthur Casto of C heshire, a nd two slsters. Mrs. Eva Belle Davidson and Mrs. Beula h Ca rt er. both of Columbus. Also s urviving are a number of aunt s, uncles. nieces and nPphews. Serv ices will be held at 2 p.m . Saturday a t the Rawlings - CoatsBlower Funeral Home wit h the Rev . John Jeffreys officiating. Burialwut be in t h~ Ches hi r~ Grawl HUI Cemetery. Friends may call a t the funera l home from 2 to ·1 and 7 lo 9 p. m , F riday . Thomas McGowan Dr. Thomas McGowan, Mason, died Wednesday in Houston. Texas. F uneral ar rangements will be announced by Foglesong F unera l Home, Mason. C. M. Ashley Carrie M. Snyder Carrie Marilyn Snyder, 57, Ches hire, died in Vetera ns Memorial Hospit al Wednesday night: Born June 4, 19 ~. In Legan . W.Va ., daughterofthe la teWIIla rd McNeely and Li ll ian McNeely, who survives in Logan. she was a me m ber of F rf'f'w ill Ba ptist Church. Middleport and was a'iso preceded In death In 191\1 by her first husba nd , Russell Pr<·k. Surviving arc her S<-'COnd husband, Earl Snyder; thre-e da ughters. Mrs. Willia m (Ga ll) .Varian of Clifton. W.Va ., Mrs. Ray !Belinda ) Wolfe of Ga 11 ipolis, anti Mrs . Harold (Sheila ) George of Bidwe ll ; four sons. FUtndali Peck of G uysvllle . Gary Peck of Gahann a. Thomas Peck of Ches hi re, and .Ja m es Peck of Pom eroy ; 11 grandchild five sisters, lmajean J ones ofr en; Argyle, ' . Cha uncey Mu rl Ashley, formerly of Meigs County, died J une 16at the Ohio Maspnlc Home In Springfield. Mr. Ashley was born Dec. 6, 1888 a t Letart F ails. the son of the la te Elmer E lswort h and Sara h Izetta Roush Ashley. He was married lo Nola Jessie Amos on Dec. 19,1912 in Meigs Count)'. He was preceded In death by hts wtle on Oct. 21. 1973; a son. BrPnt Allison Ashleyo nNov.l2, 19'.>8; a sister, Mattie May In c hildhood. and a n Infa nt brother . Surv1ving are a son, WiUla m Dale Ashley, Canton; a da ughter. Mary Glenda Ashley, San F rancisco, Calif.; a grandson, David Lee Ashley. Canton , Oh.; agrandda ugh- . ter, Diane Lenore Ashley Hoe of Las Vegas, Nev.; three brothers , Ralph Dennis Ashley, Gallipolis; E rnesl Elsworth Ashley, Salem . Oh .. a nd HomerKennethAshleyof HartvUle. Mr. Ashley sold cars for the Edw.ards Motor Co. In F lorida a nd also had worked as a meat packe r In Pittsburgh . He had spent his last years at the O~lo Masonic Home. Services were held a t the Reed · Funera l Home in Canton and burial was In Forest Hill Ceme te ry in Canton . Loml resident s atte nding were fun eralwerea nephi'W, Rober1 D. llshlPy and wlle, .J une, Letart Fa lis; a great nephew, Kelt h D. Ashley . a nd wlfe, Emma . Rock Springs, a nd a nephew, R ichard P ickens and wife. Ma rie, of Cheshire. ..----.Local briefs:·-, Seven calls were answ<'red by local units Wed nesdqy and on 2QOI ~~~~a~mr~;;~~~~MC:.~~al ~~;~Is ce;'~~,;;'~~inomlngcallsincluded )DOl'. The Middleport Youth League Is sponsoring a Utile ·League Tourna ment starting July 2. Entry fee Is $10 and two new balis. No all-star teams will be permitted to take part. Those seeking more lnfonnatlon are to call Susie Stewart, 992-3326 or Greg Gibbs, 992-2178 or 992-3443. Sale petition filed by group Due to the Big Bend Regatta Parade which leaves Middleport at 10 a .m . Saturday, the drive through window of Central Trust Co. In Mlddlepori wlll not be open ·this Saturday morning. District l 0 contracts awarded Contracts totaling $32,429,791.68 were awarded In Columbus by the Ohio Department of Transportation , according to R. A. Booth, administra tor of-the Bureau of Contract Sales. The state's construction estimate on the 78 projects in 64 counties totaled $42,628,700. Dis trict 10 contracts awarded for Gallia and Meigs and Meigs and Athens Counties combined Included -Gallla andMeigs,lmprovlng a bridge on U.S. Route 35 and two bridges on State Route 2181n Gallia County and fourbrldges on State Route 71n MelgsCountywlth br-Idge deck overlays. A contract was awarded toCentraJAllled Ente'llr1ses,Inc .. Canton, with a bid of Ul5,100; Athens and Meigs, resurfacing 14.91 miles of Sta te Route 681 in both counties a nd State Route 124 in MeigsCounty.A port ion of the pmject lies in Rutland VU!age . Another contract was awarded to Shelly Co., Inc. , Thornvllle. with a bld of$624,099.17. e VoU2,No.51 Copy•ighlod t 983 Inside Sentinel Area deaths .... ····• ......Pap 1! By the BeftJI ........... Pqe~~ 5-8 Oassllled ads ....... Pages S.9-10 Comlc&-TV ................Page 11 Editorial .................... Page 2 Sporis ......... ......... Pages 3-4-,1\ Buchwald discusses job hunting ...Page 2 • Council makes plans for project.•• Page _ 5 '2 Sec: ti on, , l l Pa ge• 20 Ce nt• A Mult imedia In c_ Ne w spoper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Fridav, June 24, 1983 Must clear street By ROBERT BURNS AP Business Writer Sales of new U.S.-m ade cars jumped 73 percent In mid-June. while a trade journal said Thursday the companies would build 4.4 percent mof1' cars th is wE<'k tha n last. TI1ose report s were the latest indications that the a uto compa ntl's are bouncing back froni a long slump tha t slashl'<l sales. earnings and em ploym<'nt in their industry . In Washington. the CommcrcP Department sa id it expected the· va lue of a uto shipment s this year to be 30 percent highe r than In 1982. A govemment a nalyst a dd<'<! . however. that the industr-y would never retu rn to Its heights of the U1te 1970s . In a mid-ypru· upd a te of li s 1983 outlook for Ame rican Industry. the de pa rtme nt said mos t lndti striPs are beginning to rC<'Ov£'1' from I he !981-82 recession. 11u~ , recovP~Y for restctcn1ial construction a nd for rdatro Industries such as lumber and fu mitur"<' product ion Is m orr ra pid than wa' expected six months ago, II sa id. In all, the r"t'vlsed outlook eatt('(l for the nationa l economy to grow ~_;, pert·ent to 3 )X'r-ccnt from last year's level. Tha t is below the gowmme nt 's earlier estima te of :1.7 All cars are to be cleared from S. Second Ave. , In Middleport at of7 a .m. Saturday for the Regatta Parade Pollee Chief J . J. Cremeans reports. TURKEY AND DRESSING CHOICE OF POTATO VEGETABLE ·. LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS ........... '2.99 BBEAKFAST SPECIALS .......................... '1.99 DINING ROOM aOSES AT 8 MONDAY-SATURDAY DINING ROOM aOSES AT 4 ON SUNDAY LIFEFLIGIIT-TheLifeFllghthellcopterservlceofGrantHospltal, Colwnbus, was called to Pomeroy Thursday night to transport James R . Ferrell, 25, Syracuse, to the Veterans Admln1stratlon Hospital in Cincinnati. Ferrell was swimming with a group of friends at Swadley Lake, oU county road 12, just outside LangsvWe. FerreU apparently ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY REGATTA spE'CIA LS ·_ . - DISCOUNT HARTLEY SHOES, INC. · HANGTEN FASHION JEANS SPORTSWEAR Includes all of our Lee and Wrangler fashron denim 1eans. Prewashed, straight leg and boot Hare styles. $19.95 Jeans ............. Sale $22.95 Jeans ............. Sale $24.95 Jeans ............. Sale $26.95 Jeans ............ Sale SHORTS, SLACKS. TOPS. SKIRTS. HATS AND SOCKS Regular $3.00 to $38.00 Sale Priced $2 39 to S30 39 $15.56 $17.86t------~---~ $19.46 LADIES' $20.95 COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR ·210 E. Main St. POMEROY, OHIO PH. ~2-5272 Regatta Sale prices on our entire stock of misses and extra size sportswear. Douglas Marc, Bradley, Queen Casual, Trissi and Devon. The Biggest Name in Little Computers ® TAPE and ALBUM SALE • All COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR SALES • SERVICE LEASING • TRAINING Regatta Sale prices on all of our LP albums and cassette tapes. Country/Western. Religious. Popular, lnstrumen· tals, Blue Grass and Children's Music. MEN'S AND BOYS' TUBE SOCKS Reg. $4.79 Albums ................ Sale _$3.85 Boys' sizes 7 to II - Men's 9 to 15. Famous Springfoot quality. Reg. $6.79 Albums ................ Sale $5.45 Buy now for back-to-school wear. · Reg. $9.79 Albums ............... Sale $7.85 $1.59 TUBE SOCKS ............................ $1.19 · White with Color Tops 48K MOdel III ssoo Off $L89 TUBE SOCKS .........................: $1.49 Sweat Shirt Grey/Color Tops .. · MEN'S l ., SWIM TRUNKS Cofrlmtrclal haM A111llabl• For Only t5i Per Month Good style and color selection. m Our lowest price ever! The Model is sure to increase the productivity of every manager. Choose !rom ready-t<Hun buSIness and personal programs and - how easy h lsi You can do word processing, 9Pr88<ISheet analysis, electroniC filing, accounting and more. Don't wait-get your own Model m today and start saving time and effort RAVE NSWOOD. W.Va. tAP ) Part of Kaiser Alum inum a nd Chemical Co.' s fabrication pla nt here wUI be idled beca use of a fire tha t erupted when a hyd ra ulic tine ruptured, com pany spokesm an Robert I reian says. The fire began about 3 a.m . Thursday when the line ruptured. spewing hydraulic fl uid on a eoiler. Irelan said. "The coiler takes the flat me tal that the hot line has produced a nd roils It into a roil," Irela n said. The hot line, pa rt of the aluminum fabricating plant , Is about a quarter-mile long. It takes aluminum Ingot ~ up to 28 inches thick and passes them through a series of mllis, reducing lhe me tal to a thickness the hot mlll can handle. The mills can produce aluminum as thin as foil . The fire was brought under control by employees a nd firefighters from Ripley and Ravenswood, Irelan said. One employee was treated for smoke inhalation but no serious Injuries were reported, company officials said . · "II was a pretty substantial fire," Irelan sa l<!. "It centered around one of the two rolle rs. and It did bum a hole In the roof. "We don'i knoW the extent of tlic damage yet. _Meetings are taking place now to determine the extent of damage a nd how long it will takt' to get the equipment back Into opera tion .'' DRESS SALE SUNDRESSES, PINAFORES and 2 PC. SETS . $8.95 SWim Trunks ................ Sale $7.15 $10•95 SWim·Trunks............... · Sale $8.75 . $11.95 SWim Trunks ............... Sale $9:55 $12.95 SWim Trunks ............. Sale $10.35 o Knits and Poly/Cottons ' ·sizes 3 to 24 mos., 2 to 4 4 to Gx 7 to 14 t I John A. Park, recently lndlctedby the Meigs Coonty Grand Jury for - chUdsteallng, hasbeenarrestedand Is being held In Orange Coonty JaR, Santa Anrui, Call!., the Mi!lgs County ·Sheriff's l):epartffient reported today. Park Is scheduled .to appear In California Co\lrt on Friday regarding whether or. not to waiVe , 300/o Off extradlllrJn to Ohio. · The department ls!illolnvestlgat· SHOP FRIDAY TILL 8:00 .. SATURDA.YTIU. 5:00 SllliiE. .. . I DISPlAY FROG TROPHY - Milch Meadows. left, of the Meigs County Jaycees, holds the traveling trophy which will go to Pomeroy or Middleport alter the results of the Yellow Jacket·PUJllle Panther Frog Derj!y are dctennined SaturdaY evening. With Meadows ,from the left, are Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews !Uid Middleport Mayor Fred HoHman. The derby will be held !Uinually between the • ,. ,. I • j • . Continued on page 12 ·.· , . r the estimate is nov..· lowf'r because thf' econom ic J'€'<'0Vf'IJ' got stm1ed late r than had bf>.en assumed pr1'viously. " Th£' ag:grf'gate e<'ono m~' is ln a solid adva nce." [)('(!prick said. "Thcr(''s no reason not to f'X(JN'f fur1hN good gains In th0sr<·ond hall of the year. " Sumt:' private <X'onomists arC' ron('(' rnl'd tlwJ I ht" govC'rnment 's wld('ning budget deficit s may d riw up Int erest r ates latf'r this year. da m pe n in g lh t• ~cono m y's expa nsio n. Thf' Treasury Depa rt ment reported 11JUrsday tha t the govcrnmPnl' s deficit in May was th~ biggest for any mont h In history$~U l>lll lon. T hat brought the shortfHII for the first r ight m onths of rile fl sral yea r to $1t;_t,R billion. th<' departmen t said. 1 Last MaV the deficit was $1R.!I billion. ·ntf' Reagan a dmini~ J ra tio n is pr-l'dtctlng that sp<• ndlng for all of fi sca l l!IRl. which e nds Sept. :10. wil l surpass income by $2111.2 billion. m orf' rttim tw!r<' la!-'1 yf';tr's I'('('Ord $1.10.7 blilion drflri t. Thursday when Jawmakr r s and " I don't forcsw any Sf'r ious representa tives of thr· aff('(· trd Institutions compromised on levels of taxation for ba nks a nd savings a nd loan institutions . Under the com promiS£', the two types of Institutions will pay the sam e level of taxes in permane nt Jaw . But thl'y will br assesst'<l vary ing surcharges durillg lhf' next problems. F"or the most part. we didn 't do anything to the rsS£"n tlal areas (Of I he Hous!' bill>." h~ sa id. 111e compromise on th~ fin a ncia l ins titutions tax swit C'lres the m from a dPpo<;it s tax to lht• net worth ca tegory of the rorpo ra te fran rhlst• tax. Both types of Institut ions will pay 15 mitis per $I, I))) of valua tion . Big Bend Regatta weekend schedule dama8t' to ll lllllllbox and newspaper tube at the Betty Toney .. ' DeJX'lrtm enl und€'J'S('('I'(' !;Jry . Sr'lld Ry RORERT E. MU..LER bie nnium ;osa lrglslatlvrcom mitt t't t\!,o;oci111ed Press Writer invpst !galt'' what was tl!•stT llx'd as COLUMBUS. Ohio (/\P i - Sc- a rompl~x a n•a of taxation. nate PrPS ident Ha r ry Mrshel pr"<'Th<' 11111 ~m P rgt:'d from t h ~ die ted passage today of Gov. com milll'l' after day -long ncgotla Ric ha rd Celes te's twa.yl'ar bud get lions by a vot~ of 7-4, a long strict hill a it hough he could not afford ro pa r ty lim•s. Hr publicans oppost<l 10...~ a single ()c>mocTa tlc vote'. ~ thP Sp('ncling a nd taxat ion pla n as He said Thu rsday night. a!tl' r thl' <'X<'t>ssivt• aftl'r none of thr lr Senate F lnancr CommHtf'P rPL·om subsrnnt ivP arn c nflmenrs was mended passage, tha t his 17 adopt NJ me mber cauc us Is solid a nd tha t hi' MPshel bru shed asldt• "'" c;op CXfll-'CIS no support among thr u; oppos it ion. say ing the budg~t " I' In minor ity R.t>publlcans. goocl sha)X' . We pruvidf'!l t lndlvldMeshel. D-Youngstown , spent the ua ll ta x rel ief. WL• adclt:'d rnorl' past sevPr al wCC'ks bringing l1ls mn n P~' for rduea tlon and wP troops togethl'r on thl' ll>cord. $2.'> pcr fo m>l'd within the buclgf' t til at billion taxa tion a nd spt•nding plan . was Sf'n t to us hy tile Housl'." Mt•shcl sa id Ill' expec ts lilt' Some Dem oc-rat s, hlrn s~ lf lnl'iudro . said they didn't like Jlilr1s of thr massive doc ument to wind up n<'XI m easure as appruv(--cl by thr I l ou~· . W(;pl{ In a Senatr--House conf£'rf'nC(' The package ca ml' together la tl' committPl'. lng ·- pcn'f'nt growth . Hobert [)(>dcrir k. tllc Commerce Senate vote set on Celeste budget Park held in California on charges LITTLE GIRLS' S 128--30 Waist), M !32-34); L (36-38) and XL 140-42). (Piu• Appllc•b'• UH/S.t.• tu) jumped or dove from a 20 foot high wnll Into shallow water. He nJCeived a broken neck. The victim wM taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Rutland Emergency Squad at 6: 02 p.m . The pl1111e de parted for Cincinnati !rom near the hospital ataboot IOp.m. F errell l<ithesonofMr. and Mrs. DUford Ferrell, Syracuse, Fire disables Kaiser plant mill JUNIOR MEN'S Men's Men's Men's Men's . ... Page 11 entine aty SUNDAY'S LUNCHEON SPECIAL TRY OUR DAILY TV listings Auto sales soar in U.S. J ack M. Braley, Sr., not Jack M. Syrac use residents contributed Braley, Jr., was·ltned In the court of $117.351n a fund drive held there by · Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews the Mental Health Association of Tuesda y night. Ohio to help with the work of the associa tlon . Linda Ferrell . chair- rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;,;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ person, extends thanks to contribu tors a nd to bellrtnger workers Louise Lcndon, Sara h Roush and Eva P hillips. FOR THE WOMEN: Naturalizer, Nurse Mates and Sebago FOR THE MEN: Florsheim. Levi's, Hush Puppies. Red Wing. Weinbrenner Wolverine • Rudy-to-Run Softw1re Llbrlrw Avall1ble t • Oliver share top honors . in.Diles play..•Page 4 Correclion Fund dri\'e WORK & DRESS SHOES 1 Completely Self-Contained Deaktop Unit 1 65-Key Typewriter-Style Keyi!olrrd With 12·Key D1taped for NumeriC Entry 1 Bulll~ln Hlflh·Aesolullon 12• VIdeo Screen Dl~playa1• Lin. .-of 84 ChMicterl • TWo Bulll·!n 184K Dllk Drtvea • R$-232C lnterl~~ee 1 PrlnMf ll'lterllc:e ~oush, RJ. A suit for petition for sale was filed by the General Board of Trustees, Church~ of Christ In Christian Union, Clrctevllle, against the unknown persons who ha ve a vested contingent or reversionary interest in the real estate known as the Hlland Chapel Churches of Christ In Christian Union, Salisbury Township, Meigs County, et a l. ON All MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FAMOUS BRAND Mon.-Thurs.-Sat. 9-5 Friday 9-8 tland: hertJert v. Dixon. Putiletlly; MarUyn C. Snyder, CheslJire; Lena K. Nesselroad, Pomeroy; Minnie · In January, he proposed changes In Medicare that would force · Kaptelna, Syraruse. · benetlctarles to pay more for routine · Discharged-None. . l!ospltallzatlon while getting greater protection against the cost IMued lieense ol catastrophic lllnesSi!s. Under the Medicaid . proposal, beneficiaries Marriage licenses have beeti · would have to make small pay· Issued In the Meigs Coonty Probate mentsforv1sltl,ngrloctors orhosplial -Coort to Dav1d Eugene Harper, 21; treatment. Rt. 4,Pomeroy,andDonnaSueHaU, The changes have not progressed 18, Rt. 1, Rutta,nd; Charles William In Congress. . Craig, 35, Rt. 2. Racine. and Debra His Intention, the president said Lynn Selle~. 19, Rt. 2, Racine< then, was to make consumers more i D avid J . Hedges, 24, Rl2, CoolvUie, conscious of the cost of health care, and Vlckey Lee Jackson, 19, Rt. 2. thus reducing trips to dcctors and Coolville; William Edward Lewis, hospitals and lowering government 41; Nothup, and Delores Jean costs. Nationally, health care costs Hudson, 33, Syracuse. · rose 11 percent last year, dsplte an overall Increase In inflation of 3.9 To end maniage ,percent. ' FUlng for dissolution of marriage In the Meigs County Commonj>leas Coort were Helen M. Capehart, Rt. Dri\'e-through window 1, Middleport, and William Cape? hart, 1, Mlddleport. • to be closed Saturday Youth league plans tourney "/O STORE HOURS: c. Rice. Ru- Admitted--Harold and by Medicaid, directed at the REGATTA WEEKEND -SPECIAL Answer7 calls * V~Msnorillllleep!t•l (Continued from page 1) Pomeroy Village oftlclals ~today tlnal arrangements have been !ru!de to ~rea "champlol)Shlp frog" for the upcoming Yellow J acket - Pu!llle Panther frog derby on Saturday. According to an offlctal news release, a ·c ontact was madewlth Bill Steed, a professor at Croaker College ln. Em)iyvllle, Call!. Also, accordlng to offlctals, Pomaoyhaslandedasureshotwlnnerln"He's theOne'', to beknownlocally as the " PrldeofPomeroy'' lnthecontest. This frog ~as performed In several exhlblllonsandhas a ~record, officials say. The frogs' trainer, who has been In contact with village officials for several days, states, "I have taken thls frog to rnanypartJi of North Ame r ica, but I have yet to come Into contact with. a competition tha t has such an alr of excitement around tt as the Ohio StatE' Frog Jumping Championships and the YeUow Jacket Panther Classic." June 23, 1983 ; Hospital nNB Reagan ... Final frog arrangements made r-----,..----------~---------1 thePomeroyunuat 6:46a. m. for Susan Petrie, 107 Peoples Ter race. taken to Pl easa nt Valley ·Hospita l, a nd P omeroy at 7:01 a.m. fo r Denlse Qua lls, tukm to HolzPr Ml'<llcal Center. Calls on \VI'dnf'Sdny inc luded I: .10 p.m., MlddiPport fo r Ma rlly n Snyder, Rout e 7, taken to VPterans Me morial Hospit al; Pomeroy. 4: J~ p.m . for Lena Nesseiroad from ·her hom e on Route 33 to Veterans MPmorln i; Rutla nd a t 5: •16 p.m. for Da nny Brlckles from Me igs Mine 1 to Vetera ns Me mor·Jal ; Middlepor1 at t;; 20 p.m. for Betty Sta nley fmm 7Tl Sycamore Si ., to l·lolze r Medica l Center; Mlddiepor1 a t 8: 51 p.m. for Edward .Jam es from Leading Creek Road to Vete rans Memor ia I. Th~y. Middleport, Ohio ,, ' FRIDAY, JUNE 24 . 2-4 p.m . - Ann McCoy a nd Ric ha rd Ca nab!'rry !coun try ancl weste r n. rock a nd roll) . 4: 30 p.m . -Burger ea ting contest tBurgrr C h~fl. stng1• . 6 p.m . -Carpenter Da nce Studio. stage . ·7 p.m . - Queen Contest begins. 7:30 p.m . - Vital Signs Band, sta!(e. 9 p.m .- Midnight - BUtzkreig band. stage. SATURDAY, JUNE 25 10 a .m. - P a rade lea ves Middleport - Sidewa lk Sa le sta r ts. 11 a m. - Carniva l opens, concessions open. a r ts a ncl cra fl s · s how. Ma rko, the Clown. · Noon - Antique car s how starts after pa rade. 1. p.m. - Marko, the Clown. on stage. 2 p.m . - Ohio River Drifters Square Dancing JOn Stag\>1. 4 p.m . - Robin Kessinger sand (On Stage ): 5 p.m . - Bob Persons Band (On Stage) . 6 p.m . - Frog Jump, 7 p.m . - Tex Harrison a nd Valley Boys (On Stage I. 7: 30 p.m . - Frog-Der by. 9 p.m. - Tex Harrison and V111ley Boys (On Stage). SUNDAX, JUNE 26 10 a.m. - Church ot choice. Nooii - Activities at fire station; He ritage Sunday, Meigs .· Museum; Sweet Adellnes, . · 1 p.m . - Chalnsaw Contest, tennis courts; .Moto'rcycle Show, · · parking lot 1 . • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 23, 1983 ashley casto mcgowan mcneeley snyder