http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c975075b08e59b54bb1a95f4c328ae05.pdf e1b859e132c7aca1363f9d5678c99212 PDF Text Text Church congregation burns mortgage.. ~ Tennis tournament winners announced Collinsworth will join Bandits in '85 Page4 PageS • enttne e Voi .32,No.53 Pomeroy~Middleport, CoeyriRhted 1983 I S.Ct ion , 10 Pages 20 C.nh A Multimedia Inc. Newapap« Ohio, Tuesday, June 28, .1983 .Cable TV rate hike request tabled company has plans in the making for Increasing service to 20 channels at the present tlme. The rate of return the company has on the present rate structure Is only _6 of one percent, Newell stated. He polnted out that cable service Is not a necesslty, but in spite of that, 70 percent of the homes lri Middleport buy the service. 'lbirty·two percent of the subscribers are on the 25 percent discount for disabled and senior citizens, Gallipolis, New Haven, Mason and Hartford, W.Va., already are paying the rate proposed for Middleport Newell said. · Councll asked several questions about the service durlng the discussion. Newell explained that FCC requires that the company offer channels 3, 8, 13, 20. 33 and 23. Councilman Carl Horky reported that Athens residents pay $8.25 tor their service and receive 22 channels. Newell stated that Athens has· a unique situation and has a better subscrtberbasethanex!stsin this area. Middleport has 954 subscribers to the By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel olalf ., ~· ELECTRONIC INSECT KILLER *~ • in . Sonr t o r y Model JM-47 no p oi~o n Ous "' opo r or i r ri tat i n g odo r . Docora trvo de,.ig n . * 1.,®LISTED I .* • Eco nomical . 25w low po w e r co n su mpt ron b ulb Con:e ni o nl ha ng rt up an d pl ug ft .I~L ..~ Middleport village council Monday night tabled a 21 percent rate hike requested by Cablentertalnment for at least two weeks. Dick Newell presented the rate hike request which would increase re5ldenl!al serv!ce'from $7 to$8.50per month; Increase · installal!on from a maximum of $22.50 to a max!mumof$25, increase lhecostofhaving a second television set on calli~ from $1 to $1.25. Under the proposal senior clllzens and disabled persons would still receive a 25 percent discount for service. Newell said the company has served Middleport at the rate of $7 per set since 1009 and has not had a rate increase during that tlme. He sald-thecompany has provided a 25 percent discount for senior clllzens and disabled persons lor the past 13 years. The Increase would make the return rate of. the company more vlableandwouldallowthecompanytomakecontlnual Improvements In services and channels offers. The 20"x36" MODEL 8221 '399 $799 NELSON'S REG. U'i.99 HELLMANN'S REAL. MAYONNAISE· REDWOOD CHAIR Sun Terrace • [ , .... ,,'"''"'"" i.\ ~1399 "':"'"".... Ge nuine :Z" •A ssorted s tyl es in Ha lt e r or Tube design . Redwood . long . fi~ ' ~~ .• , . ~. , ~ IIJ'lf "f' ~_.L ...~~ . . . -,. . ,·1( ** ~ the $149 . ' ·\ NERF' BOOMERANG PLASTIC EATING UTENSILS . .. ~ c7tf:!t:~'! SOFT SHAVE :14 ... - ' YOUR CHOICE Ages 5 and up. •Travel Size 2 Oz. WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Republican leaders say they are ready to klll a Democratic plan that would limit the 10 percent personal Income tax cut due to take effect Frtday . . "I bel!eve we have the votes to defeat It," said Senate Majortty Leader Howard H. Baker Jr .. '!=vPf.nn. The Senate today was taking up the House-passed measure that would llmlt the July 1 cutin personal Income tax rates to a maximum of $499 ... •24 'Pieces • 74 Fo rks 0 • B Ea ch Knl 11e s Fo rk s S Spoons • ..r~. * ~ ~ It sm. HI-DRI PAPER TOWELS LILT SPECIAL HOME · PERMANENT light,.. el ~jht , g(l l lon on • THEI!MOS. Bumd Piuoi( Jvg tho r w 1ll wl! h ~ rn n d 11'1• r01.1 9hu l l rt ot m •~' lo r ~to n 111od 51111 dlliv., (g ld , ft l r..hmll b.vt raog e l .~ .. tfme ond ' ""' ogoln S1.1p•• """luttd high d•n • lt~ , rullp •oo l , * Democrats argue they are trying to restore !a!rness to President Reagan's tax pollc!es, whtch they contend favor the rich. In addition, they say that llm!tlng the third Installment of the tllm!-year, 25 percent tax cut plan Reagan pushed through Congress in 1981 Would . boOSt federal revenues and help pare soaring dellclts. Republicans say passage of the measure would be breaking faith with taxpayers who are counting on the tax cut and C9uld endanger the recovery. Tiley add that Democrats only want the additional revenue to • pay for more spending. Reagan, meanwhile, has called the m~ure " Ill-advised, misguided and polltlcally motivated," and vowed to "stand ready to veto " this tax Increase should II reach my desk . ..." But ReJI!Iblll:ans appeared con!l- · dent they could prevent lhemee.IUl'l! trom ever aettlDi !0 the pn!!lldellt's deSk. . THERIIOS ONE GILLON PICNIC JUG PLASTIC TABLE CLOTH ·3 9'9'."' . •.. . *~ ~... ... * DELSEY 50-QUART FOIII CIEST BITHIOOI TISSUE 4 Roll Pack 40" )( 8-4" Becomes A Cleon·Up Bog 79~ .... Iff•~ • ~ · Pl'lnto Att iJt9 •... ... ,.p,,..,. 15 ! ' "'*" JO fftv ·~" $6·99 *~ ~ ~=--*· ~.E--~ NELSON'S DRUG STORES . NAN.CARROW'S PHARMACY .· -···· . . ,.. -' ,... ,.. . q• MondaY he 1)111 *""""'II lllllle . •M , . . 10 the • ~ . -·.'.":··.. . * ' .~.·~ •• ..,~ - ~,.., ~ .*.~.·~ ~ .*.~.·~*·~ ~ . ~~ . , · ~=.*;it~tY~ . ~ ~--*n··il1. In favor of it and 29 Democrats joined 162 Republ!cans In opposition. Baker promised Democrats a vote on the measure earllerthlsyear ln exchange for their help in passing legislation that raised the publlc debt llm!t. The aim of the tax cap Is to alter tax brackets at middle-and upperIncome levels so that the tax cut would be limited to a maximum of Sr.D per family and $637 for single 89 percent of the $6.2 billion that would be raised by the tax capwould come from people who earn more than $50,COOa year. For example, a $100,®a·year famlly of four could expect a $2,368 tax rut this year. With the cap, that would drop to $7W. While the tax cap Issue has become a political skirmish. Congress soon will have to address the Issue of raising revenues. The $859 billion budget blueprtnt people. . that Congress adopted last week Generally, the legislation would calls on the tax-wrttlng committees affect single taxpayers with Income In the House and Senate to draft above $36,000 and couples and leglslal!on raising $73 billion in tamilles with Income above $46,000. additional revenues over the next Inaddltlon,Democratsarguethat three years. Henderson begins duties · "I've looked fmward to coming back- this area Is home," said Lt. Geml!l! Daniel Henderson Monday as he began his f!rst day as commander of the Ohio Highway Patrol'sGallla·M~!gs post Hendeuon, 45, served as a IJei'II!BIIt with the Gallipolis-based urn post trom October unw Janiiiii'Y 198!, when he was promoted to llelltenant and trans!en-ed to the Georaetown post to aerve as commander. He replac:es Lt. Ernest W. WJaJeawonh, who retired June 10 after29)'1!111'Sw!lll thepatrol, lhe last 12 as commander at Galllpol!s. , Hl!lldaaw• was bom ln Toledo, but s~t his youth neat New Concord. After elilrt yeiii'Sln Navy lftt!M!, he IJ1iduated from the patrol acade!i1y on June 25,1985, Uld received hllllnllllllllnment at MedlnL He received a dl!jpee Ill public ~ frolft Rio GraadeCa'l .e lntm. u.s. The GOP has a M-46 majority In the Senate and BUer Indicated ~·. ~ taken to the grand jury when a baby Attorney Fred Crow lil to set bond boy, found May 30 wrapped in a at $30,000, remanded Spericer to the plastic bag In a car In Meigs custody of Sherltf James J. Proffitt County, was dead on arrtval at the under $10,000 bOnd. ' Holzer Medical Center. Prosecutor Crow Indicated there may be other charges developing trom the case and that those According to a preliminary autocharges might be more sertous. psy report at that time from Gallla Judge ~~~~t eJ<plalned that the County Coroner Dr. ' Donald R. charge of endangering children, a Warehime, the baby was not fo\111h degree felony, carries a stillborn. penalty of six months to five years - It was reported the baby. was or a maximum tine of$2,500or both. born in a car In Syracuse and placed The charge of Involuntary mans- In a plastic bag before being taken laughter carrtes a possible penalty to Holzer Medical Center. The body of five to 25years or a fine of$10,000 was then tra nsported to the Frank· or both. Un County Coroner's Office for the The case against Spencer was autopsy. GOP Senate leaders ready to kill House tax limit plans ....... POIUta NEW FOR WOMEN 59~ Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judge Charles Knight Monday entered a plea of not gulty for Pamela Phyllls SpenCer, 23, Syracuse, Indicted on ·a charge of endangertng ch!ldren and Involuntary manslaughter . Since Spencer could not afford. and did not have counsel present, court ·entered her plea and will appoint counseL Upon questioning; Judge Knight found that the defendant had contacted an attorney, but he would not take her case. She asked the court to appoint an attorney. Judge Knight, after healing a recommendation by Prosecul!ng .... la sting rich appe arance . Co lo r ma tchi ng m olded arm s vrnu l in se rT o n leg brace . ~ •Variou s colors . Co lilornio ... 1 Qt . Councilman Horky had functioned as had Mayor Fred Hoffman. but that no one else had made any effort In getting the problems solved. It was reported that two surveyors have been contacted but that both have tumed down the surveylng job. A tit le search and a road survey are bot h needed, It was reponed. Slater suggested that the village demand that the owner o! some of the property Involved be made to hav~eeds and bmsh on the property cut. '111e discussion also brought out that two dct>ds of property owned by res idents of the street apparh ltly Include the same land. Mayor Hoffman JXJintcd out that he had been adv!scd tha t should the vlllagP clear land. It would be liable for a ny slip or slide that might occur In that land ala later time. Councilman Hor•ky s;a!d he will contact an Athens smveyor to see If he will take on the work nP<'ded to be donE' on the street. ' (Cont inued on page 101 Not guilty plea entered · in baby's death case NELSON'S REG . 512 .99 HALTER AND BUBBLE TOPS • service. Horky said that he felt that Cablentertalnment Is West VIrginia oriented and Newell agreed adding that this situation Is created by FCC regulations and the fact that there is literally very little Ohio television available. Newell asked council to accept the first of three required readings on the proposed rate Increase. However. council agreed to table the matter untU the next meeting In two weeks. The discussion brought out that Cableentertalnment Is now using a 992 telephone number to receive complaints. Newell said Pomeroy has 789subscr!bersw!th J3percent {n thesenlor citlzen and disabled ca tejlory. · Mr .. and Mrs. Bill Sla ter, residents of Hudson St., appearing before council inqu!reed about the progress being made on securing a surveyor to set tle properly and street boundary disagreements on Hudson St. Slater said he felt council had been "a llttleslack"ln . handling the problems on the street. He said I ' . .- l)l!mocratle callEd tax~ "I think we'D have aorne Dlmocratlcnpport In our effort toclefa!at lt.'' Baker ald. Last 'I'!Nndly, the DettJIOC!atcontrolled ~ P' ~ lhe ~ma­ .... l IUl'f m a ;19-191 party·llne vote. • . There were no Republlcanl votlnl 1 ., . He - lb!re ... - · )'1!111'1 bdJre 1dtl i*UIIutlon to leiJIOIIII llld ••ttllmueut at G•hlpnlll He II nwrled 10 till bilE Jean Spinel!!. llld hal four t'hlldren, tbree llrla llldaboy. ... . . LT. G. D. HENDERSON .. CAPSIZED..,Jack Spires, Mkh!leport IUld a mille occupant In a V-Haul boat mMaged lo swbn to shore !!Kiely after the boat they were In capsized In the middle of the Ohio River Monday atlemoon. According to Gary WoHe, Investigator forllheshertff sdepartmt,.t, who Injured his hand going down the river btUlk, ..Ud the wRier pwnp .., the boat fallt>d IUld caused the boat to takew•~Wrwhlch cauSt.>d the boo! toc..,slze. The two . men mMaged l<lswbn to shore 1U1d drag the boat with them. The boat was ownt-d hy Sptre. . Senate approves bailout bill for workmen's compensation COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Gov. Richard Celeste's $25 billio n budget b!ll headed Into a joint conference committee today with leaders hopeful of a final agreement prtor to a July I fiscal deadline. Senate President Harry Meshel. D-Youngstown, said Monday he Is optimistic because the Senate , which passed Its version of the budget Friday. did Uttle to change the thnlst or the House proposaL "We added more money for · schools, Increased the tax rellcf,and we passed the business taxes lruslnesses said they wanted while sUcking with the House revenue estimates," Meshel said. He said that the Senate conferees would be Finance Cha!nnan William F. Bowen, 0-Cinc!nnatl, along with .Sens. Charles L. Butts, D-Cieveland, and Stanley J . Aronoff, R-Cinclnnal! . Earlier, House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston,deslgnated HoUse Finance Chairman William E. Hin!g, D·New Ptllladelpbia, along with !Wps. Barney Quilter, D-Toledo, and 'Thomas W. JohnsQn, R·NewConcord. Senators returned !rom weekend recess Monday, a day ahead or the • Howle, for rioor action on a priority measure seeking to temporarUy reecue the state's bankrupt Wiem· ployment compensation fund . The Senate's 25-7 vote, after brief debate, sent tht' House-passed measure to Gov. Richard Celeste for his expected approval. Sen. Thomas E. Carney.. DG!rard, and other sponsors sa id the emergency legislation was man· dated by the federal government as Prison ternt awaits Wilson Paul Eugene Wilson. 21, Racine, was sentenced to a term o! pot less than three years nor more than 10 In prison by Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight Tuesday morning on a charge of receiving stolen property. Wilson entered a plea of guilty and the charge was contalned In a Bill of Information. The charge resulted trom the theft of a 1968Jeep Wagoneer ori June25, trom the residence of Arthur H. "Buzz" Beegle, Racine. Pro8erutor's Investigator Paul Gerard reported that Wilson has .had four prior felony conv!ctlons, all Involving theft offenses, and is ~rrently on parote. . WUson was also ordered to pay restitution and costs in the case. He was remanded to the custody of the sheriff to be transported to Colwn· bils to begin serving hiS sentence. tt a condition lor waiving interest paymmts on loans whlch cur-rently total about $2.1 billion. Sen. Richard H. Finan, RCinclnnatl. deplored the b!llas being Inadequate and sa id It does nothing to solve long·range problems of the jobless fund . "Wedon'tevenstoptbe hemorrhaging IOf the fund) ," he said. Under the but. the state wUI be able to defer most of an Interest payment o! up to$150 million due at the end of this year and possibly others coming due over the next!lve years. Employer assessments will be tapped to repay the prtnclpal. The bUI, among other things, Increases the employer asseSsment cell!ng from $7,(00 to $8,(00 of an employee's wages. It also Increases from 0.5 percent to 1 percent a~ special assessment employer.; must pay as long as the sta(e system !\!IS outstanding loans. The bill extends until Dec. 31,1!e, a freeze placed by an earner ba!lout bill on maximum jobless beneDts. The current maxlrilum Is $233 a week tor claimants with three or more dependents. Addltkmally, theb!ll~utres(hat , In computing bene!!ts, based on average weekly wages, figures mu•t be rounded off to the next lowest dollar Instead of the next highest, the traditional practice. • �= Pen= Commentai)' . The Daily Sentinel 111 Ceurt Street Pomeroy, ~lo DEVOTED TO THE INT EREST OF TJR:. MEIG8-MA80N ARI:A ~~ ........... ......,.,...,P"T".-..._ 'q:!v ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlhlher PAT WHITEHEAD A~o~!ttl~o~ta nt BOB HOEFLICH Puhll!llher/ Controller General Manarer DALE ROTHGEB, JR. ~ewli Editor i\ MEMBER of 1be "-.>tatl"d P'reM, hlland DaDy PreMt AMoclatlon 11*1 ihe 1\mertcan New~r Pub&hrrw ~. LE'lTEKS OF OPINION are we&oomed . Dey llhnuld be 1eM dlafl!lll word!\ ~nnt . 1\1.1 k!ttent are JiiUbjed te edltlnt and mast bt 11tped wllllume, addreM an111 ~lute number. No uMiped ~rs wW be pubtiHhed. Lellers llhould bt lD rood tule, addrftl.. H ln~t MueM, not ~ • That old magic , The small ad In the back of the magazine carried the caption, "Afraid of the water?" The ad said that for $7.50 this mlnlster would send a "package of ash leaves. A few leaves ·on your person In a small bag will keep you from drowning. A bit added to t~ bath wlll also act as a skin softener.'' He Is not the only mlnlster who oHers magical cures for huma11 problems. For a free..will offering, some radio preachers wm send you a "prayer cloth" said to have healing powers. Or you can ""'Juest a pra:,'er card or other charm which Is supposed to protect you from sickness. accident or catastrophe. St Christopher medals can be pumhased In most stores selling religious goods . Many drivers carry these medals In their automobiles In the belief that the patron saint of travelers wUI assure them a safe trip. Are these things out -and-out supen.tltlous• Yes. psychologt•ts woold contend. Are they frauds? That depends, according to one. "ls a ra bbit 's foot a fraud?" he asks. " Is giving people hope a fraud ? U people believe something w!l! bring them good luck, this olteh wUI keep them from giving up when aU other resources have faUed ." Most ministers who o!fer these ''bags d tricks" to bring good luck or ward off evil are careful not Ill make any fraudulent claims for lhetr products. "We make no claims of supernatural effects or powers of any kind ," says the literature maUed out by Chicago minister, Rev. BU!y Sunday. "Belief or dtsbeltef In these products Is so~ly the preorgatlve of the Individual. But then he produces testimonials from people who say that the5e products worked for them. · One woman gives credit for her success at bingo to Rev. Sunday's Bingo Spray which she sprays on her hands and her money hefore she plays. Tw~ Las Vegas gamblers claim they made It big at the gaming tables a lter spraying their bodies and money wit~ Rev. Sunday's Magnetizing Spray (' magnetize yourself for luck" ). The clergyman also sells a Love-Breaker Spray which "wUl spoU a love aHalr or break up a marriage" - In case you ""' sw""t on someone who Is married or In love with another person. As widespread as belle! In superstition and magics Is today, It was even more widespread tn ancient times. And for good reeson. Sooner or later, magic always worked . As J .G. Frazier says In "The Golden Bough," a cer emony Intended to make the wind blow or the rain taU will "always be followed. at some time or other, by the occurence It Is meant to bring to pass. Prtmlttve man may he excused lor regarding the occurrence as a direct result of the ceremony.'' Ancient magic was the forerunner of religion and sclenre. The magician was often a man of stature In the community, not to be confused with the modern-day magician who performs magic acts for entertainment. Later, when the believer In magic saw that the maglclan "had been puUing at strings to which nothing was attached," he lost confidence tn magic. He came to realized that the natural forces were not under man's control - that the rain fell and the sun rose without man's Incantations. What probably happened to bring on the realization Is that the man who was responsible for reciting the Incantation to make the sun come up overslept one morning and, lo and bellond, the sun rose as usual. If the world went on Its way wlthoutman'sald, then It must Ill!, the new . reasoning went, because !here were unseen belngll who directed Its course. Man now addressed these " higher powers" -and the magic gave way to reltgton. As for the St. Christopher medals, do they really protect the occupants of a car from accidents? " Only It you're going less than :VJ mUes an hour," says a Rom~ Catholic priest . Today in history · Today Is Tuesday, Jun~ 28, the 179th day of1983. There are 186days left In the year. Today's highlight tn history: On June 28, 1914, Austrian Archduke Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated In what Is now Sarajevo, Yugoslavla, by a Bosnian revolutionary, triggering World War I. On this date: In 17'78. at the Revolutionary War Battle of Monmouth, N.J .. the aid !liven the colonials by Mally Pitcher made her a heroine In Amei:ican hlstory. In l&ll. Brttaln's Queen Vk'torla was crowned . In 1919, the Versailles Treaty ending World War I was signed In France. In 1942, the British 8th Army retreated from the Gennans to El Alametn C!Urtng World War TI. · Ten years ago: ·James Scbleslnaer was con!lnned by the Senate as Secretary ol defense, · sue<:eedlftg former Attorney Genera! Elliot RtchardsM. . five years ago: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that college admission preference tomlnorltlisareconstltutlonal, but · that !live II.'IIIIDIIJIO!IIl adllolt Allali ~•• ll:"'·al?illlt ,. C.a..!wane ' fyldl!nee lmlllnlr DonMul wllll MI,Y c:I'IIM dw1ng the time he was l!ltealttve at a NeW Jeney ronslnll'tldll conqauy. : Today's birthday:, Comedlan Gllda Radller Is :rr. · Thought for today: "I don't llnow whether war Is an Interlude during jaeare, or peace an lnterludeduriilgwar." ...., Geoi'JI'f'IICiemenreau,P'rendl gtatesman (180·1~). '"•·-' . 2-The Daily Sentinil Middltplrt, Ohio Tue1lay, June ,28, 1913 . . The Daily S~ntinei By The Bend .Hooray for ,r estraint _ __.____J_ames_J_._Ku_·:pa_t_ric_k Tuesday, June 28, 1983 ,. WASHINGTON- The Supreme Court had one of Its betler days on June 13. Six opinions came down. In five of them the court spoke unanimously; In the sixth the vote wasB-1. In two of the cases the court followed the sound doctrine of judicial restraint. All oftheoplnlons were brief. A round of applause Is In order. There haven't been many occa· stons for applause during this term. Through June 13 the court had divided 54 on 20 cases. Time after time the justices have done the spread-eagle act; In the Missouri abortion case, Powell wrote an opinion In six parlls, but he appeared to be alone ln liking all six of them. His eight colleagues romped oil In three directions, concurring and dissenting across the landscape. All of the justices tend toward long-wtndedness, and Justice Blackman In particular has a way of silting on a case forever . But June 13 was a good day, and because I recently have had !!Qme unkind things to say about the court's occasional adventures In judicial activism. It Is only fair to call attention to the court's opinions In two cases. One Involved an unhappy aerospace engineer In Alabama. The other Involved five unhappy black sailors In the Navy. In hoth cases the court refused to Impose Its own Ideas on wellestabllshed·law. William C. Bush, the aerospace engineer, felt aggrieved by the positions to which he was assigned during a reorganization of the George D. Marshall Space F11ght Center In 1974 .. In May and June of 1975 he made a number of public · statements, Including two televised IDtervtews, that were highly critical of the ~gency. He was quoted as saytng that he did not have "enough meanlng!ul W!!rk to keep him busy," !bat Ills jQb was a "travesty and worthless," and !bat the taxpayers' money was helng spent fraudulently and wastefully. was, could the aggrieved engineer cords, Bush was demoted from the sue hla superior fnr damages? ctvU service grade of G$-14 to _Ni Just:tceStevensempllaslzetltn GS-12, at a loss oi $9,700 a year In his opinion for a llll@lmous court, pay. He sued the director of the the Supreme Court bils ~ to center, William R. Lucas, asldng grant the relief Bush had asked. B!Jt damages for defamation and for · In this case, the rolirt concluded • violation oi his constitutional rights. that federal clvU ser.rants already The Supreme Court, "for purposes are protected by "an elaborate, ' of decision," assumed !bat Bush's comprehensive scheme" by which First Amendment rights had In- thelmproperactlonso!governmendeed been violated. The question tal executives may be redressed. '• "VItal Witnessing" was the pro· gram topic presented by Helen Teaford at the recent meeting of the Asbury United Methodist Women held at the home of Beulah Ward. Mary Cundiff presided In the absence of Opal KlOE$, with Bernice Winebrenner. co-hostess, giving the devotions . Officers ' reports were read and II was noted that 98 shut in visits had beenmadedurlng the past month. A letter was read from the Women's Division C.cneral Board of Global Ministries and a lso one·f.r om the Strawn famlly, missionaries In SPOul. Korea, by Helen Teaford . Mrs. Cundiff hadanarticleonCorrie Ten Boom, and the closing prayer was by Marcia Karr. Others lherP were Irene P arker. April Harmon. Nora Houdashelt , and Mary Lisle, who wUI host the July 12 picnic at 6 p.m . a t her home. HVt..h1f -... ~· • '' • GENERA_L.STDR.ES· MORTGAGE BURNING-A clmrch dedlcallon Md mortpce burning was held recently at St: Paul's United Meth!ldlsl Church, Tuppel'!l Plains. ~lng lhe Rev. Wchanl 'Diomas, pastor, allhe event were the Rev. Edwards of lhe district conference, Md the Rev. Artlntr Duhl both of Athens, Md Faye Sauer of Satisfaction Guaranteed Mlddlepopri. Plctllred are, front row, Carl Barnhill, DMa Huffman, Jbn Stool, W. A. Rice, F1oyd Stout, Guy Spencer, Kenny CaldweU Md John Damewood, church trustees; back, Edwards, Thomas, Duhl and Faye Sauer. Not plctllred Is BUI Francis, also a tftiSUle. (Photo by BUI Francis l INDE.PENDENCE DAY SALE Open All Day Monday, July 4th Fernwood Garden Club elects officers "Hey, what if I sort of apologized for knocking your teeth out? Then would you let me carry your books?" HEART DISEASE; May Complicate PREGNAN CY a nd l s ADDJC!'JVE! " You see the thecry, I trust: The dangers of cigarette smoking have now been raised to the level of fact, rather than the oplnioo of a government bureaucrat; the ll· loesses In question have all heen capitalized; and the warning now carries wtth tt an exclamation point. Surely, the senators must feel, such an alarm will cause the most confirmed cigarette s moker to reach for a lollipop. Well, of course It won't. The reason Is rooted tn one of the essential attributes or human nature: None of us believe we are going to die or get seriously Ill. On an Intellectual level, oi course, this belief Is stupid. We know we are all mortal; all of us have been very Ill, or have been clOse to someone who has been very 111; we know that we aU live under a Sword of Damocles. We just don't act that way. _ Years before the first surgeon general's report on smoking In 1964, the popular slang for cigarettes was "coffin nails." A hit record of the 1940s contained the lyric: "Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette/ Smoke, smoke, smoke, until you smoke yourself to death." The current surgeon general has said Dally that cigarette smoking ts the most avoidable cause of death and Ulness In the United States. And the Congress, while still In thrall to the tobacco subsidy, did help push cigarette ads o!f television more than a decade ago, and has been ordering progressively more se. vere warnings on cigarette packs for almost as long. What's been the result? WeD, cigarette consumption did fall In l ~82. to 630 billion from 640 billion a yeur earlier; but that's still a big jump from !be 536.5 b!lllon cigarette• bought back In 1970. Researchers and !flentists keep telling peopk that they risk death with tills habit. Cigarette ads and bUlboards show trim and fit athletes lighting up after leaving the tennis court or jogging trails. And the massive denial of reality goes on. · Now for the advice: Ladles and gentlemen of tJlli Congress, stop trying to fight the lessons of mass persuasion .. the next warning could read, " PUT DOWN THAT DIS· GUSTING CIGARETTE, YOU DAMN FOOL! YOU'LL KILL YOURSELF! " and people still Ex•Reaganite ____________wo-uld-=~::..:t :W.:..:lle..::.:.:.:.ii....:.w.:....':.:..:.n:£ge=tt J have a friend and neighbor In Florida named Roger J . Hardrump. That Isn't really his last name but only a polite way of tellln~ you what I called him during ·the I~ presidential campaign when he one of Ronald Reagan's most enthusla!;tic boosters. Now, after :VJ months of Reaganomics, Roger J . no lpnger believes that Ronald Reagan Is the best thing that ever came down the political pike. In fact, he Is now a Democrat and I dldn 't change his mlnd. Reagan did! It takes ttme to size up your neighbors In F1orlda. People move there from the north for so many reasons that tt Is Impossible to apply any common denominator. Roger and I hit our neighborhood about the same time, but It was not until he began extolling the virtues of the Death Valley cowboy that we hegan to have friendly arguments over the back fence. To me he was just another damn Yankee from New England trying to Import his Republk'anlsm to ~ Democratic south. I thought tt only my patriotic duty to show him the error of his ways. I argued that Jimmy Carter was not the monstrous failure as president the Republicans claimed but was a good, decent man who had been victimized by the OPEC nations and the Ayatollah Khomelnl. At the ttme Roger would have none of my arguments and won a case of Budweiser from me when the t.'otes were counted. I stU! think I was right! Nil say, It Is hard to tell who are the good guys In Florida. That neighbor weartng the ragged T· shirt and shorts may have acquired Ills portly pot·III!Uy either from ·sitting In the board room or the bar room. Otily, the Uncoln Continental In Roger's driveway and the old four-cylinder station wagon In mine gave mulA! testimony !bat we had dUlereat tlnanclal puts. To me a lim8 dlltaJtce telepllooe call Is IOIIIlllldng .taerm~ tal: d!re emer· genclel willie Roger would speak casually of calling W asblngton blg·wtga on the smallest 'pretexl I took aU tJds with the ' proverbial llf1lln d. oalt untll I had occasion to anawer hla telepllone one evening Asbury United Methodist ·Women meet .:. .Where there'S Smoke ______J.. . .;.ef.;;__1G_r_ee---=nf~ie_ld I'm offering my seJVIces today, free of charge, to the Congress of the United States, In order to help It solve the most pressing Issue of our Urnes: writing the proper warning lahel tor cigarette packages. Based . on the latest evidence, It Is clear that our nationalleglslators need a lesson In human nature. As the law now stands. anyone redahing for a pack of cigarettes Is co nfronted with this unsettling notice: " Warning : The Surgeon General Has netermlned That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health." The proposed new warning, overwhelmingly ap· proved by the Senate Labor -and Human Resources Committee last week, turns that terse language Into the following·exclamation of pantc: "Warning: Ctgaretie Smoldng Causes CANCER. EMPHYSEMA, _, For thus exercising his vocal @1~83 FoRT~ ~ -1Elf:(;!Z.A,..__ ~1'1"111 Page-3 ' . while he was In the bathroom. It worried now. I was not surprised was a prestigious United States when he ·called me Tuesday night Senator. He was calling to ask · when three journalists were reRoger's advice on an Important ported kUied In Honduras. piece ollegtslatlon. After !bat, when "Tell your readen. Ill chalk up Roger talked, I listened! three more AmeriCan lives as part I was not too surprised a year or of the cost of CIA meddling In so ago when Roger conllded In me Central America," he said. "Tell that he was splitting with the them It would never have happened Republican party, especially with It the admlntstra tlon hadn 't tried to President Reagan. I had wondered start trouble for the Sandlnlstas In just how long the more Intelligent Nicaragua." members of the GOP could stom"Aren't you getting a little too ach a political policy designed to upset, Rog? " I saki. "You can't make the rich richer and tbe poor blame the admlnlstra tlon for this. poorer. I no longer doubted that They didn't order the men Into the Roger Is a rich man and probably danger zone like they have the had contributed generously to the military advisers. Besides t~at, campaign cotters In 1~. But the even the president of the United balllcose attitude of the administra- States can't order news men tion toward arms control and around." so-called defense spending for "What's the matter? Getting cold nuclear weapons has scared hell feet since you are up In Republlc81'J out of Republicans and Democrats country?'' alike. "This isn't Republican country Rich Republicans w!ll fry In a since last November, Rog. Ohio nuclear blast the same as poor elected a Democratic governor and Democrats. But It seems that It Is a Democratic representative for the administration's. policies In this district. That hasn't happened Central America that has Roger before In a (.'()On's age. Besides, I have been up here more than a month and no one has said 'boo" to .Officers were elected when the Fernwood Garden Club met at the home of Suzanne Warner. Eiected were Kathryn Johnson, president; Suzanne Warner, first vice president; Helen Johnson , second vice president; Ida Murphy, secretary. and Thelma Giles, treasurer. Plans were made for going to Calendar TIJESDAY POMEROY - Junior and senior officers will be Installed at a meeting of the Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion La. dies Aux!llary tb be held at 7: :VJ ,p.m. Tuesday . CHESTER - Chester Chapter OES will m eet Tuesday, 8 p.m.. at the Masonic Hall to celebrate the 62nd btrlhday, lor presentation of 50 year pins and to honor past matrons a nd · patrons . POMEROY - The Past Matrons Club of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of Eastern Star, will meet at 7: :VJ p.m ., Tuesday, at the home of Edna Schoenleb. me." "How about that military adviSer that was killed a couple of weeks ago? Are you going to tell me ~ administration wasn't responsible for that?" "Sure they were. I've already written a piece about tt. If you could get one of your Republican friends to sUp the president a definition of 'negotiation' you might save us all a great deal of trouble." "I don't have Republican friends any more. 1bey all dropped me when I stopped anteing Into the Republican kitty. They only loved me tor my money." "That's too bad, Rog. Maybe In a lew years the Deniocrats wUI begin to ln!U you. " "lt won't take that long. I talked to Bob Byrd and Tip O'Nelll. yesterday. They both said I would be a help In next year's election. After all, I do know some Republl· can secrets." "Alta boy, Rog!" 'MIDDLEPORT -A special m eet!r)g of Middleport Lodge 363, F . and A.M., wUI be held at 7 p.m., Tuesday with work In the Master Mason Degree. Refres hments wUI be served following the meeting. 202 E. MAIN ST. .Dawes Arboretum on June :VJ wtth and beauty. She urged members to the group to meet at the Zion Church consider the color scheme of their rooms, proportion and height and at 7 a.m. Each members will take a texture of plants for use in their sack lunch and will go to YeOidMJII, home. Mrs. Johnson suggested north of Newark. A letter was read from Doris the use of more plants around the Schuster, Ohio Association of home with the use of lighting for Garden Clubs president, ln regard to special effect and placem ent In the 53rd state convention, to be held unu sual places such as on counters, ledges. In cages, In terrariums but Aug. 24, at Otterbein College. suggested tha t the plants not Tips for the month were given by overwhelm a room. She described Mrs. Warner who told members to thecrea(ion of a n outdoor room by blanche cauliflower by pulling leaves up around the heads until use of a patio or porch. For the July m eeting members harvest time and this should be done on a .s unny, dry day . She told them to will crea te arrangements for rooms pinch back chrysanthemums to In the home. The club collect. • devot Ions with each member giving promote bush growih. Mrs. Johnson reviewed the book, a poem, a special a rticle or scripture opened the meeting and roll call was "Success With House Plants, " stating that members can either answered with m embers giv ing tips on raising roses. specialize In one plant or grow a 1 ne hostess served refreshments variety of plants considering the to those named earlier and to Ma rgP time needed to grow the plant, the Purte ll , and Evelyn Thoma . type of foliage, lonn, shape, color - Sale Prices Effective Wed ., June 29 Thru. Sun ., July 1Oth Several new members were BALL CAPS • Fint quallt·y • Solid front and beck, with ma~h panels • Auorted colon Jogging Shorts Due to illnt'Ss. Mrs. Riclrard Schinr t, thr former Faye Roush, has returned form Saudi Arabia , •Assorted ltyl.. and a:~lors •Slz" S;M,L.XL JOGGERS • Ftnr quality • FuU clllhlon l1110le • A.SJOrttd colon o Sizto S.M. L • Auorted colora and is a pa tient at Paoli M emori.a l $ Hospil al. Paoli. Pa .. 19:ll1. Cards may he sPnt lo her in carP of hte ltospil a l. • 1\ten'tllzee 61'.. I2 • Boy•' olzeo 21'. • 6 • Youth•' •Ius 10 . 2 Hospital patient Clara Soulsby of Reedsv ille L• a patient at Children·s Hospital. 700 Children's Drive, 319 West, Columbus. Oh. She would appreciate Gl.rle' receiving ra rds. SWIMWEAR o Sll!ft 7·14 • Aooortod colon • OM or lwo p~ •••llablt $15000 TANK TOPS o Slz.,. J2.JO moo. • i\uorttd CO,Or.i $ "MONEY BACK GUARANTEE" Happenings Tank Tops MEN'S ·BOYS' - YOUTHS' LADIES' AUTOS PAINTED . MIDDLEPORT - 'Middleport Lodge 363 wtll confer the Master Mason Degree Tuesday at 7 p.m . All master masons are Invited . MEN'S Men'• and Boye' New church members Patient return.r welcomed and severa l others baptised a t recenl serv ices of !he Asbury United Methodist Church, Syracuse. Welcomed into me mbership were .John Todd Lisle, Kenneth Cundiff, Brian Allen . Linda Fields, Shawn Arnott , Michael Paul KJoes, Jam es Lawrence. Judy P ape, Elva Da lley. and Barbara Lawrence by transfer. Baptised by the Rev. Stanley Merrifield were Cundiff, Ma rk Allen . Jason Allen. Andy Fields, Kevin F ields , Rick Chancey. Mike Chancey, Mrs. Pape and Dalley. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9965 PH. 742-2323 Clothing Day POMEROY - Free clothing day w!ll be held at the Salvation Army. Pomeroy, 10 a.m . until noon, Thursday. for all area residents In need of clothing. ~ Bu~er a.er Missionaries speak MIDDLEPORT - The Rev. and Mrs. VIctor Nelson, mission· aries at Blackpolnt In the Bahamas, will conduct a special missionary service at 7 p .m . Friday at the Mlcldleport· Independent Holiness Chutch. The Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor, Invites the public . Ice cream social set at fire station BASHAN - The annual Ice cream social oi the Bashan Fire ;oepartment will · ~ held begin· . nJng at 6: 00 p.m . Friday at the · lire statiM. . There will be homemade Ice cream. beverages, hot dogs arid sloppY joes. Enterta!Nnent will be provided durtng the evening. • •• .. Good 'n Tuff • Pa<kaR< of IS • I 0 bags and ties • flu up to .lO gal. can.• • Compar1menl or plain $ THE MARINE R l; PAPER PLATES Tr..hBege WE,DNESDA Y NIGHT SPECIAL ' I Chi net *FISH *FRENCH FRIES *SALAD......AII You Can Eat a erge Organics WEDNESDAY NIGHTS ONLY SHAMPOo 4:00P.M. TO 8 P.M. I NOWHERE . ELSE BUT. .... oiS oz. ~ Burner Chef .< • Dutch Laundry detergent • 65 oz. $ �Page Tuesday, June 21, 1983 4 . The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentlne~Pulf• 5 ·- Collinsworth accepts Tampa Bay contrac' to sign a contract (In 1985) and none four years and then leaving them empty.'' of those tenns are gOing to change," He added 1hat once negotiations said the fanner All-Scl,ltheaStel'!l - became' serious with Bassett, he Conference perfonner at F)orlda. Bandits owner Jolin ' Bassett never ronslde~ giving Cincinnati Insists the slgnlngstlon'tlndlcatelhe a chance to match the USFI. offer. CoWnsworth said his agi eemeitt United State!. F10tbaU League Is Is not guaranteed, and that he · Involved In a bk:dir :war. Colllnsworth said his love for his realizes there Is some risk In that. "If I 'm hurt or anything else, I native state was the i110St Important factor In his decision to leave the won't be a (financial) burden to the Bengals, a team he helped loa Super Tampa Bay Bandits," Collinsworth move. said. "I don't want to be the one to Bowl appearance tw'o vears a~Collinsworth said, however, that pull themunder.1berearetocimany · he had not actually signed a United , . ''It was something that I knew I good things going on here." States FOOtball League COJltract, wanted to do. and I felt II was best to At half1ime of Monday night's but would do so when his pact with do It now and let them (Bengats ) USFL game between the Bandits prepare for the future," he said. "I . Cincinnati expires. and Denver Gold. Collinsworth rode " We signed a binding agreement thought that was-betterthanwaltlng TAMPA, ~- . (AP) Cris CollinswOrth's teammates pn the Cincinnati Bengals say they aren't surprised by the wide receiver's decisiOn to play for the Tampa Bay Bandits beginning In 1911i. The Natloliai Football League star said Monday night he has agreed to tenns for a five-year contract with the Bandits. His fellaw players expected the Connors loses at Wimbledon WINNERS OF MIXED DOUBLES-Jolm and Joy Bentley, Syracuse, were the first placewlnnerslnthe ll'!lxed douhlcs and Tanya HoUand and JeffHoUand of CuUoden, W. Va., were the second place wbmers. The Bentley's won the match In threesetswjlh a64, Hi, IUid 7-5. Pictured ~r, are, Joim and Joy Bentley, Becky Anderson, toumament dlreciAlr, Tanya HoUand and JcHHoUand. WOMENS' DOVBLE'J WJNNJ,l:RS-Rhonda Woods and Joy Bentley, weiethellrst 'place·wlnnersofthe womens doubles and second place winners were WIMBLEDON, England (AP)It has been a surprising Wimbledon Tennis Championships from the start. And the surprises keep coming. It's been a Wimbledon full of sunshlne_ l or the most part, with only one day's play held up by rain. That contrasts corpplflely with last year, when dally downpours put the tournament at one point more than 200matches behind . TanYa lloDand and Jan SaHord. Pictured 1-r, Rhonda Woo&!, Joy Bentley, Becky AndeJ?III, ~ dlreciAlr, Tan)'aHolland and JanSafiord, 'lbewlnners score was &-2, 1-6. f'ison helps Angels regain first place By Associated ~ra• Wynegar, whowas0-for-4andbad right -hander was pulled after IssuGreg Walker added a two-run All 's well In California now that Ing hls only three walks of the game grounded Into two double plays, single later In the Inning to Insure the Bruce Klson Is back . In the seventh Inning, which gave drove a full-count delivery from Tim White Silx victory. : Klson, who began the day on the him 94 pitches. Stoddard, 3-2, off theright-fleldwaU Ron. Kittle's JeaguC:Jeadlng 18th . d)sablecJ list. t.lu"€w seven spa rkling Lu is Sancht'Z · .retired all six to score Don Baylor, who was homer, a three-run blast, gave Innings Monday night as the Angels batters he faced to nail down the running from first base on thepltch. Chicago a 4-1 lead In the third. blanked the Texas Rangers 8-0. New York had tied It In the ninth victory. Riehle Zlsk 'doubled In a Seattle • : KJson, 7-1, had won five straight The Angels won by beating Rick with an unearned run. Lou Plnlella run In the first Inning and belted a g;.mes before he was shelved with Honeycutt, who came Into the game singled oft Tippy Martlnez and went solo homer, hls seventh, In the third. back spasms. At that point , Ca lifor- with a n...e-gamewlnnlngstreakand to second when left fielder AJ Seattle's Jamie ADen and Dave nia w as three games on top of the was leading the AL with a 1.45 Bumbry misplayed the ball for an . Henderson batted out of order In the American League West. error. One out later, Steve Kemp _earned run average. first Inning and Chicago Manager ;since that time, however , the Ron Jackson, who had three singled In Plnlella. Tony LaRussa protested the game · Angels had meandered through a sing les. put California ahead 1-0 In Lenn Sakata, the second batter of In the sixth when Henderson singled 1}14 month. With Monday night' s the third Inning with a 'run -scoring the game, drilled his first homer of after he returned to his original victory, California m oved Into a lie sing le. Boone'ssacrlfice flydrove ln the season to give Baltimore a 1-0 batung position. wtth T exas for first place in the an unearned run In the fourth and lead. Switch-hitter Ken Singleton's .. A's 7, Royals I d!vtslon. chased Honeycutt. 10-4. in the fifth ninth homer of the year- his fl!'st Ben Callahan, making his ftrst :rn other ALgames, the New York on Fred Lynn's RBI single and Bob from the right s ldeof thepla te~lnce start In the majors, pitched six Y)mk~>es downed · the Ba ltimor e 1981, a per iod of243officlalat -batsGrlch' s run -producing groundout. strong Innings as Oakland broke a Orioles 4-3 In 11 Innings, Oakland gave the Orioles a 3-1 lead In the six-game losing streak. Grlch singled in a seventh-inning sixth. tOpped K ansas City 7-1 and Chicago Chris Codlroll, knocked out of the run off relievPr .Jon Matlack and ~a t Seattle7-4. Boston at Clevel and The loss allowed the Idle Toronto starting rotation by Callahan, E llis Valentine drilled a three-run Blue ,Jays to move Into first place In and Detroit at Milwaukee wer e relieved the rookie and got hls first homer. his sixth, In the eighth. r<tlned out. the AL East. one- halfgameaheadof save. Yankaos 4, Orioles 3 Klson gave up a one-out double to I he Orioles. Carney Lansford and Bill Almon Butch Wynegar spent most of the Mickey River s In the first inning, a ~le Sox 7, Mariners 4 homered to give Oakland a 2-0 lead day attending his father -In-law's lepdoff single to George Wright In J ullo Cruz. making his first afterr four Innings. funeral In Minnesota. He returned to -appearance In Seattle's Klngdome the second and t hen pitched hitless Don Slaugh! singled In Kansas Yankee Stadium at.night and drove since being traded from the MarinIJ4ll for the res t of his stint. City's run In the seventh, but theA's In the winning run with a single with er s to Chicago earller this month, :California Mana ger John put the game away by scoring five two outs In the bottom of the 11th cr acked an RBI single In the seventh McNamara had planned on letting Urnes In the eighth, three on Inning. Klson throw 90 pitches. and the Inning to snap a 4-4 tie. Lansford's double. , ! ' Pirates post ninth wiri in row; Reds lose again By Associated Press The Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louts Ca rdinals played one of those knock-down, drag-out baseball gam es, with even a long shower thrown ln . It finally came down to a rookle pitcher who could throw the ball over the plate - not at the batter's head. It w as the first major league 'trtumph for Guante, a Dominican who took ovf'r for John Candelaria at the start of the third aft er the Pittsburgh start er was ejected for Uu-owlng at a batter's hcad .He blanked St. Louis the rest of the way. ex tending the Pirates' st ring of victories to nine. ln addIt ion. he collected two singles for his first blg)eague hit s. ln other Nationa l League action, it was M ont real 3. Chicago I and Atlanta 2. Cincinna ti 1. Guante enter ed the game after Candelaria was ejected for sa lllng a pitch over the head of Joaquin Andujar, 3-11 . The pitch by Candelaria was In apparent reta liation to a beanball thrown by Anduj ar at Pltt sbufllh's Ma1vel!e Wynne In the top of the third that triggered a flow of players from both benches onto th<' field. · A lhunder storrn In the top of the fifth Inning suspended play for two hou rs and 20 minutes as the Pirates were handing the Ca rdinals their sevfi'nth straight setback. The Pirates took a 1-0 lead In the first Inning on Bill Madlock' s run -scoring grounder . ThPy made It 2-0 In the second on Mike Easler' s leadoff homer. his fourth of the season. Aft er St. Louis scored In the bottom of the second on Floyd Rayford's RBI single. the beanball battle el1lpted between Andujar and Ca ndelaria. Pittsburgh Manager Chuck T anner and Pittsburgh pitcher Jim Bibby were also thumbed from the game during a dugout-clearing confrontat ion at the plate between the clubs. but no punches were thrown . Ciuante, who was called up by the Pirates on M ay 26, struck out two and walked two over the final seven Innings. Expos 3, Culls I Warren Cromartie socked a tie-breaking single and Gary Carter added a run-scoring double as Mont real scored a pair of eighthInning runs to defeat Chicago behind Charlie Lea 's five-hitter . Jerry White opened the eighth with a single. the Expos' ninth hit off Chicago sta rter Chuck f!alney. 7-7. One out later , Rainey attempted to pick White off first but threw past first baseman Bill Buckner and White r aced to third. "You almost havetofcelllkeon your football team , just In percentages alone It' s probably going to hit you. What you try to do Is keep aware of everything and educate your player s on theplttallsoflt . I've just gotlo slt down and think about this thing. lead In strikeouts with 117. Solo fanned D ale Murphy three times In collecting 10 or more strikeouts for the flf1h time this season. Butler belted Solo's second pitch of the game for hls first major league home run. After Duane Walker tied thegamefor C!nclnnatl with a homer In the fourth, Ramirez wonltfortheBraveswlthahomerln the sixth. "If you're going to hit Mario. you've got to get to him early," said Butler of Solo, who later struck out "1 don't know . This Is something that will have to be considered and talked about. One thing I want to do Is slt down with ROS$ Browner and Pete Johnson myself and ask them about this," Gregg said. Ramirez's homer In tile siXth provided the decisive run. "I was a little blt lucky," said ~ "I know Solo frol)1_the Dominican Republic and was wallIng on his fastball." Browner's testimony shocks Gregg CINCINNATI (AP 1- Cincinnati a telephon.- to fac!lltate the sale of Coach Forrest G regg was rocked coca ine. when he learn~-'d that defensive end Browner. a No.I draft choice out Ross Browner testified during a of Notre Dame In 1978, testified that drug trial to buy ing cocaine. he was lnt mduced to Schultz In " Wondprful, Isn't II. We've had no August 19&1. He said he and Johnson good news at all. l'llbegladwhen the had visited Schultz' home over a off-season Is over, " Gregg said two-year period. Monday night. "I guess lvlsltedhisplaceaboutl2 No ot her Bengals officials were or15 times and each time purchased available for romment. about one gram·of roke !cocaine)," Fullback Pete Johnson was Browner said. scheduled to testify today before He said he paid from $90 to$100for U.S. District JudgeCariRubln In the a gtam of cocaine. same drug trial . 'Tin upset." Gregg said . "I 'm " ! never had to call and make an lrrltated. It 's not a very g_obd thing appointment or anything. I just went that's happened to our football by there when l got. ready," team. This story Is a shock to say the Browner said. least, a big shock. It's shocking that . Browner and -!ohnson were It can happen on your football team among sever al Bengals questioned and you not be aware of it. during the Federal Bureau of "You cannot control what your · Investigation probe Into the drug players do every nnlnure of every case. day," Gregg sa id. "Yoti C!!" try to Cincinnati receivers Cris Colllnseducatethem, butyoucan'tllvewith worth and Dan Ross were also them. AU you can do Is forewarn questioned but denied any know!• them. Nobody made hlm buy the edge of drugs. stutf. " DIPucclo said that neither Ross Both players were granted II- nor Collinsworth were scheduled to mlted Immunity to testify. accord· testify In lhe trial. · · lng to assistant U.S. attorney John Gregg said he did nor know ol the OIPueelo. cocaine but that most teams Botlt were caned as witnesses probably have a lew players king against John F . Schultz, 35, on trial drugs. for 20 counts of drug violations, "You ftgure that there's got to be Including distribution, possession, some people on every football team · Interstate transportation and use of that are Involved," Gregg said. . ' Cromartie singled to produce the go-ahead run and one out later, Cromartie scored as Carter doubled .offrelleverWarren Brusstar. Lea, 6-3, completed his third straight game and fourth this season. He walked two batters and struck out siX. Montreal scored the first run in the second as Carier doubled and Tim Wallach followed wltha single. The Cubs tied It In the fourth on Buckner's home run , hls ninth. Braves 2, Reds I Pascual Perez hurled a five-hitter and Brett Butler and Rafael Ramirez slUgged home runs as Atlanta nipped Cincinnati for a sweepoftbelrflve-gameserles. Perez, 9-2. struck out slx and walked only one to outduel Marlo Solo, 9-6. Soto gave up four hits and struck out 10 In eight Innings, tying Steve Carlton for the major-league ·'tor ) '!:11·0" ";;...;;~l MOMENT OF DEFEAT -Defending champion Jimmy Connors bows his 'bead, while abont tAl lose match point to Sooth Africa's Kevin CuiTBn, during their Men's Slngb; match on Wimbledon's Number Two Court Monday. Curran, seeded number 12, defeated Coi\Dors 6-3; tt-7 (&-8); tt-3; 7-6 (7-4). (AP WtrephoiAl) ~ tt~-t":i, ''- ". ~ Scoreboard ... By 1be ~i*d f'Twui W, lm Prt GB Ph111K\C'lphia Forty -eight m en and women participated In a fou.r day tennis tournament sponsored by the Meigs Chapter of the American Cancer Society ' with Beeky Anderson serving as tournament director. The event was played on the courts at Syracuse, New Haven, Middleport , and the prtvate cou~ s of Horace Karr. People from Ravenswolod , Rlpley , Pt. Pleasant. Gallipolis, Cha rleston and Culloden, W. Va., took part, . Winner s In the mlxed doubles were Jobn and Joy Bentley of Syracuse with a 6-4, 1-6 and 7-5. Second place went toTanya Holland and Jeff Holland. In the womens' doubles'flrst place went to Rhonda WOOds of New Haven and Joy Bentley with a 6-2, 7-6. Second place ~enT to Tanya Holland and Jan Safford, Culloden. w. Va. -In the mens' doubles Shawn BakerandMikeSayreofMiddleport were the first place winners with a 6-4,6-7, and 7-6. Second place went to Clifton Browning and Mike Barrett, PI . Pleasant. Scioto Downs results Plaques were presented to the first and second place winners. Money for plaques was donated by the Farmers Bank and Savings, Bank One and Home National Bank Racine and Syracuse. Pop was donated by R. C. Bottling Co. DILES HEARING AID CENTER SINCE 1949.... 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M l nn~a. rnr -~ to .-\MERICAN LEAG1JF. BATI1NG ~ 1711 at OO tsl: Cart'W. Ca lllor· nla . .~ll: 13oj;o.!:s, Boston, .3."19: McRat·. Ca lifornia. I~; C.J otm....an. T() m nto, H; Coopf'r. MllwaukA.'. l-1: Wan:!. . " :n" -~' .TI .•. .. .cro _."'., ' 12 " "'I Toronto Ba lllmor(' Ot•tnJI! Ctry ar Oakbuul. lnl 1\rmns. lloston, Ui. Rk"'' · Rostnn . 16: Or- Mo!lll'(>al ar Ptllladl.•lphl:r. no Nt'W York at St . Loui.<i. l nl 1ft A.n~·lli"S al S..1n Dl{lro. m 1 A.MERifM lJfA<JUE EAST DIVJoiiON Amer ica n NC'wspaper Publishers As· socla!lon. Na tiona l A d vertl s! n~ R.epre- Toronto al Mtnnesota. tnl at California, In I 1'f'llll:> ('1 ~. Ch tra~ Houston 111 Atlan ta. trl l Member' : T he Associated Press. Inlan d Dall y Press A ssocl aton and the Besides Connors, No. 13 Brtan Gottfried was among the losers In men's play. Women 's seeds to tumble were No. 7 Wendy Turnbull, No. 8 Hana Mandllkova of Czechoslovakia, No. 12 VIrginia Ruzlcl of Romania. No. 15 Kathy Rinaldi and No. 16 Claudia Kohd~ of West Germany. King, who has won a record 20 Wimbledon titles In 21 years of play on theselamedgrasscourtsandwho surprisingly reached theseml-flnals a year ago. ousted Turnbull 7-5, 6-3. MJnnt.~ltH. J lou~IOO ~RyH n '1-1 1 ;tl Atlan ta rM t·Murtl)' R--ll . 1111 I ~ An~ le; t Wt"'IC'II 5-71 at Siln Dll.l!O 1\mf'dla . Inc .. Pom('roy, Oh!o45769. 91)22156. ~cond c lass postagp pa id a t Pomcro~ . O hio. flalllmon> at NL')'o' York, In! [)(>1rolt at Mllwa ulw:.'. t n l Leader-S - .ID.1 2 .5.'1; 7~ .!'0) !1~,1' .-.f.l1 Ill .4(:ti 16 1~ t"'Pr!Cf' ~~~.tnt Publlsh·ed cvc"ry altC'moon . Monday 1hi"Ough Friday, Ill CourT Street, by the Ohio V all ey P ublishl n,g Co mpany - Mul - WMwBday'11 G11m~ Chk'llfi"O 'a t Sl>at lk' Bos ton "a t Clt>vt•land. 2. t nt Kam~as at Phlladelphht rRystrom 'H ;ll\d H url~ 1·21. 2, tnr Ntw York rl._vrrll 4-.1 and Gonnan 01 1 at S1. Loul~ tForoch ~6 and LaPoin t ·t-ar. :.!, In) San Fmndscv t O..vl~ ().lr il l Clndnnatl •Insurance Covers Most Fees:j: • ..J..'ll Montr"('aJ ~G uJI I(·~n 7-fl and Sanrll'n;on •PROFESSIONAL •CONFI DENTIAL •AFFORDABLE ATHENS ~% ~ ·.'il COUNSELING provide good hMring through ampllflcetlon. for thouMndl of Individuals with hearing piobleml. PH. &94-3&71 .<&B.'l .m ~ Y.t ~ YJ !'T'rwt 6-71 •INDIVIDUAL •MARRIAGE •FAMILY •CHILDREN to :w - .4!16 Tuelild~~.T'N Gam~!~'~ The Daily Sentinel Our prima.Y conoem hal ~I) 26 44 :tl - ~' Plllsbufl(h 1McWIIUams 8-~ 1 al Chlrli$ltl ~~e~:=~e=;~~~n~= r~$~;;e~·64:5~_c_ro_w_d--of_2_,6_72__w_a_ge_r_ed_jLI5:2:W:e:ek:s==-=·· =··=··=·=··=·=·=··~·:~:~·:~:: rJj!!~;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;j <1-'J !\ Uanlu lJ 44 Monda_y'!i Game•; Mon11t'al 3. Chlcajlo 1 Plt! SI:JJ!l(h ti, St. Lool~ 1 A t loot<~ '1, Clnl'iruwt l l Only lil:IIITll'S !I<C hcdllil'd rlr r may ri:'mll in ad va nce dlrK I to In the ninth-race lrifecta, the combination of 3-8-4 paid $2,130.60. !..a; 1\ n ~f'S Ctnrtnnatl r--;::============; Sub scr iber s $5.40. .lG :t! .19 C.'hk~o 2S <13 1'1~· York WEST DIVIiiON 0 \q.(O Houston Dally .. . .... . .... ... ..... .... .. ... . . . 20 Cents COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP ) - Ted HademeyerdroveShondi to:vtctory Monday In the eighth featured race a I Scioto Downs. The winner covered the mile In 2: 013-5 to pay $5.60. $5. and $4 . Sire Blazer flnl shed second topay $14·40 and $8, followed by Caper Maid, ~ :u ?tttsbur"jZ.h Tournament attracts 48 people 31 36 :II lt l2 St. l..oolo; morn. bOrt 1·01 , rn1 f\ NATIONAl . LF.AGIIE EAST 01\'ISION M onl n.>al ers fell Uke leaves on a September Ka nsas Ctry tBiock 3-ll at Oakland ~T. U nderwrod 4-4l. tn t Chlt'<!iO t&nnls ler 3-S!l ;~ t St>a!1ll' rAt) Majors MENS' DOUBLES WINNER&-Sha1<11 Baker and Mike Sayre, Middleport, were the wbmei'S of the mensdoubles'with a &-4, &-7, and 7-6. Seoond place went IAl CUfton Browhlng and Mike Barrett, Pt. l"leasant. Pictured, ~r. Shawn Baker, Becky Anderson, IAlumament director, and Mike Sayre. The second place winners were not available lor picture. It's been a surprising Wimbledon for the "old folks" - 39-year-old BUlle Jean King. maklngherseeond straight trtp _to the women' s quarter-finals, and 37-year-old VIr- · ginla Wade, Britain's last winner here In 1911 and Its last hope this year. And It's been a surprising Wimbledon lor the 1974 champions -Chris Evert Uoyd and Jimmy Connors. Nota happy Wimbledonjust a surprising one. "I am surprised that Connors was beaten," said John McEnroe. now strongly favored to capture hls second Wimbledon crown. "But lt does not make my path any easier, whatsoeVer." While CoMors, the defending men's champion and the No. 1 seed, was faDing to the rocket-serving Kevin CurrenofsOuthAfrica6-3, 6-7, 6-3_ , 7-6 Monday, McEnrqe moved Into the quarters with a hard-fought 7-5, 7-6, 7-6 vlctoryoverBiliScanlon. Women' s quarter -finals today sent Wade against South Africa 's Yvonne Vermaak , King against giant-killer Kathy Jordan, topseeded Martina Navratllova against Jennifer Mundel of South Africa and No. 3 Andrea Jaeger against No. 11 Barbara Potter. In Monday's matches. played In autumn-like weather, seeded play- onto the lleld In a red stagecoach drawn by two white horses. He was presented to the Tampa Stadium crowd, received a large ovation and participated In Fan. Appreciation Night actMttes. Collinsworth said he talked with Bengals Geoeral Manager Mike Brown about his desire to return to Florida, and that the Cincinnati executive wished him well. He added that he hopes Cincinnati fans will be understanding, too. "I don't expect a tlckertape parade when I get back to Cincinnati. I know that's not going to happen," said Collinsworth. ")3ut at the sametime, It's not a whole lot different than If I worked for Ford, Chrysler or General Motors. "When an opportunity eomes along In the business world ruad people want tomakeamoveorwant to go back to their horne stale. then peoplepat them on the back and say 'congratulations and best of luck to you.'" the Titusville native added. . ·oo YOU HAVE FRESH PRODUCE TO SELL? WHY NOT PLACE AN AD IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION? YOU GET A 3 COUNTY AREA COVERAGE - GALLIA, MEIGS AND MASON COUNTIES, FOR A FAST AND EFFICIENT WAY OF SELLING YOUR CORN, BEANS, CABBAGE, ETC. USE THIS CLASSIFIED COUPON . .~ ·-------------------·------r -----------11 1I H :I 1! 11 It It ~COUPON ON A ClASSIFIED FRUIT AND VEG. AD Expires Sept., 1983 (Cash Ads Only) II II ll ' 11 II II !1------------------~ ~------------------ •, �.. • i~=g~~==~6~n.~~Da~i~~=n~H~·ne~l::::::::::~:::::::::::::::l::::::~==~~~~~~~~~~·:::::::l:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::T~·=•=•~'I~J~·~~~~2~1~,~1~~~~· :. ~28, '• • The Daily Sentinel .Business senices 4 •• • PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. .. . ' ' ' COMPUTE , • ADIATO. SIIVICE At- the hllllst ..... C4n 1D the Lqst . . . NATHAII BIGGS • 35 Yn Elqltrionet Public Not1ce LEGAL NOTICE Not•Ce s hereby g•ven that Coal Power Inc of No 3 Cou ntry Lane Route 1 Shade Ohio 45 776 has subm• tted a Permanent Program Perm1t Mod•fr ca t• o n Apph cat on to th e Ohro Deoartmem of Natural Res0urces DriJrsron o f Recla mat on 1n o rd er to br ng perm t D 00 49 nto compl anee w th th e Pe rmanen t Progra m The properties af1ec ted by th rs m n1 ng o perat•on are o w ned by Edwar d a nd Ruby Bae r and Janet Grueser Th e mrn ng oper at on rs n scc tr on 2 Sutton Townshop M ergs County Oh•o and •s loca ted sou th o f Counrv Road 30 and w est o f thf! •ntersect1on o f County Road 30 and Twp Road 202 The propef1y s locmed on th e Chester Ouaa rangle a t the 7 5 mmutc USGS Topo Map A copy olr he appt ca t• on 1s on t le at th e off ce of th e Me•gs County Re co rde r Metgs Coun ty Courth ouse Pomeroy Oh10 W11tt en commen ts ob teet ons o requests for mlor mat conferences on th1 s annli ca t on may be sent to t he Drv stan ot Reclamat•On Faun ta n Squ are Butld nq B 3 Columbus m11o 43224 deceased th e unknown hetrs dev1sees legat ees admm str a to rs e:w.ecutors and/or ass•gn s of Peter Young dec LIZZJE MOORE 1f INtng whose address •S unknovvn I deceased the unknown he~rs devtsees legatees admm stra tors executors and /or ass gns of L zz•e M oore deceased FRED A MOORE ,f hvtng whose last known address rs Rt 1 Davrsvtle W Va 26142 f deceased the unknown heHS dev1sefls legatees admm•s tra tor s eJ:ecutors and / or ass1gns of Fr ed R Moore deceas ed BE SSIE MOORE whose last known address •s At 1 Dav•s ville W Va 26142 JOHN L MOORE whose last kn own add ress •s 1496 W Fou rth St re et Sunnyv ew Trail er Coun Mansl•eld Oh•o 44 906 OPEL P MILLER 1f lvng Nhosc address s un kn own 11 deceased th e un known hers dev•sees legatees adm.n1s1ra tors exec utors andAr ass gns of Opel P M1lAr deceas ed DE SSIE M PLEASANT I hv ng whose address s un kn own 1f dece ased the n knovvn herr s devtsees lega tees arlm•n•str ators e~eeuctors and /o r ass •gns of Desse M 161 7 14 21 ?8 4tc Plea sant deceas ed ORPHA J PRINCE whose last known address IS At 1 Box 7 5 PubliC Not1ca Dav svil e WVa 261 4 2 LAURA J GUNDERSO N IN THE whos e last known ad dress s Rt COMMON PLEAS 1 Stoddarfl 5465 8 COURT A P FISHER rf l1v ng whose MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO HAROLD 0 GRAHAM ET AL addr ess 1s unknown 1f de ce ased th e unknown he11 s PLAINTIFF dev•sees egatees adm n1 stra VS tors execu tors and /o r ass gns PETER Y MOORE, ET AL o f A P F1 sher deceas ed DEFENDANT You are hereby not•fled that NO 83 CV 132 you have heen named defend NOTICE BY ant s m a l»gal act1on enr ti ed PUBUCATlON Harold D Graham et at TO PETER Y MOORE 1f I" n9 Pla1nt1ffs v., Peter Y Moore et whos e MfQress s un known 1 al defen dant s I h1 s act• on ha s w, -::--:-....------.!_ __ 3 Announcements NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE RIO GRANDE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT COUNTIES OF GAUIA-ItiEIGS-JACKSON·VIHTON Notice II hereby g1ven that two copiet of the •propoead budget and eetimata of cost of operation of the R1o Grande Community Col~ 011triet, Countiee of Gallia, Jacklon. Meig1, and Vinton. State of Olllo, Including the colt of operating the Community College of IBid dlltrict for the fiiCIII year 1984, are on file 1n the offiCI of the unde~S~Qned Secretary· Treaeurer of tha Board of Trultaee open to tnspection of tha publiC purwuant to the requtrementa of law A publiC hearing on the propol8d budget fOt the R1o Grande Communrty College Oultriet will be held at Allen Hall 201 , R10 Granda, Oh1o, on July 6, 1983 at 12.00 noon RIO GRANDE COMMUNITY COLUGE DISTRICT Dr Herman L Koby, Secretary-Treasurer I ,----------------------~ Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfleds and Savel II Wnt e your own ad and oratr by matt w•th tht s coupon Ca nce l your ad by phone when you ~et resu lfs Money not r efundab le Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Address--------- Public Notice PubliC Notice angles east ~6 rods to e targe chestnut tree oomt rn the west l1ne of tanas of Rav Aflore and oth er s thence south 25 rods 15 feet on said vteSt hne of said 45 769 The ObJect of the Compta.nt A.lk re land to me northea~t 1S a part t•on act1on con cernmQ corn er at cr lot Of Janet owned b\1 o•l and qas nghts and tO au1et Ross Bonng thence 1n a t1tle to o 1 and ga s nghts wester1y d•rechon on the nortn underly1ng the lollow•ng des hne of the lands of s.a10 Aoss Bonng and the lands a t Claode wbed real estate S•tuated m Townsh•o of H Glaze 59 rods and 10 feeno Sc• o•o County of M e•gs and th e northwest corner of Glazes land thence south on the State of Oh 10 TRACT ONE Beg 1nmng 40 west hne of sa•d Claude H rods sou th I(om north corner of Glaze land 73 rOds 12 feet 10 Seeton 8 th ence south on the place of Deg1nn ng conta n Sec\lon 1ne 3886 to the mg about thutv (30) acres more or less mtddte o f Po m eroy The above two par cels bemg Harr sonv lle roa d th en ce al ong the m•adte of the road out of Parc el 3 of deed south 54 11 degrees east 1 2 2 4 recorded 1n Vo lume 18 7 page feet thence along the m1ddle of 543 Me gs Coun ty Deed the road south 46 1h degrees Records Al so the !ollow•ng des cn bed east 368 fee t to The mtersec real estate s• tuated tn Scrp o tron of l< 1ngsbury Pomeroy Harr :> onv•lle ro ad th ence Tow nsh1p Me gs County Oh•o along the m•ddle of Kmgsburv bounded and descr~bed as road North 79 3/ • degrees east follows Commenc•ng m the cf:nter of 128 5 feet the nce north 22 deg east 157 5 2 feet to Black th e Harr sonvdle and K•ngsbury road on the hne between the Walnut tree 12 •nches dt ame ter thence nonh 22 d eg east lands now or lormerl 't ov...nea 3 102 feel to the m1dd e of bv H L Coen ann Vada M cross townsh,p road thence Coen and Colonel Alktre 1n Townsh p 7 Range a ong the m•dd!e of sad road Sect•on nonh 168 5 feet thence north 14 of the Oh•o Como-any s 21 1h degrees west 234 feet Purchase 1n Sc P•O Townsh p th ence north 26 deg west 166 then ce '" a northerly d•rect•on feet to the northwest corner of along satd line between 'Wh at s M arshal 12 acre tract th ence now Of formerly H L Coen and west 680 feet thence sou th Colonel Alk:1re and land now or Ray Altme 660 feet th ence wes t 1400 form erly owned by 1 teet to the place of beg1nnmg 7 5 rods and 14 h feet to an contam ng 148 7 acres be the agreed po1nt thence n a westerly drrect10n 35 rods 31h same }TlOre or tess TRACT lWO S1tua ted tn feet to an agreed po1nt thence n a south erly d•rec!IOn 73 rods Frac 1on 1 3 Towns hiP 7 Range 14 beg nntng at th e 12 feet to the ce nter of the nonh east co rner of Fr act1on Harnsonvrl c and K nos bury 13 thence sou th about 80 rods road thence 1n an easterly 1 to the northeas t corner of one d1rectton 35 •ads 3 /1 feet to the place of beg nn•ng co nta nmg acre lot ol A M Fr ench thence north 78 deg west abou t 40 sx teen and 32/100 ( 16 32) rods to thA southea st co rner of ac•es more or less Be ng parcel 4 of deed 15 h ac res of Elza Dav.s thence north 6 deg east 19 record ed 1n Vo lume 18 7 page rods 12 l1nks thence north 3 543 M et gs Cou nty Dee d deg east 32 rods !hen ce north Records Also th e follow ng des Cflb ed 2 degrees east 5 ods thence north east 2 2 rods to th e north re al es tme Sit uated •n Townsh p hne of sa1d fract•on thence eas t or Sc•p•o County of Mecgs and 25 rods to th e place of State of Oh a Bounded on th e north by !he beg.nnm g co nta1n ng 18 acres publl c'tighway rn the rn tersec be the same more or less h ceor a two acrP- tr ac t liOn ot the Kmosburv ro ad and the lands of Ehza Warn er e st ~ t e co nveyed to Tr uman D J:On Volume 14 6 page 037 Deed on the east bv the land s of M F French on the west by lands of Record s M e Qs County Oh1 0 S tuated •n Town sh1p at Peter Y Moore and berng th e sarne land conveyed to th e satd SCI PIO County ol M e•gs and A P F1shcr by The ma Dent anrl Sta te ot Oh• o to w 1 Commenc ng n the center of Axel Dent by deed dated 8 July what IS k: nown as the K ng sbury 1927 and recordecj 1n Vo lume road and at th e souThwest 13 I pa ge 268 Deed Records corn er of a tr ac t of land w hrch M e1g s Coun ty Oh o and was owned by Harvey C oen further by d eed fr om S A Evans thence north seventy three (7 31 dated I 7 Oct 19 28 •ecor ded rods and twelve (121 feet to an 1n Volume 134 pag e 2 I 1 deed agreed corn er thence east records Me•g s County Ohto twenty f•ve (25) rods and ten Sa1d tract of land conta m•nq ( 1Ol feet to the co rner of lands one hundred acres more or own ed by Ross Bo r~n g thence ess Save and e~ecept 15 acres south al ong sa •d 1ne seventy thr ee (73) rods and twelve ( 121 sold to Cl aude Glaze (Vol 139 tee t back to the cent er of sa1 d page 585) 30 acr es sold to K•ng sburv road the nce east Dana Turn er /Vol 146 oaoe aong sa•d road lour teAn ( 14) 50) and 16 acres sold to Ross rods to the corner of lands now B011ng Sa•d trac t has been owned by Coen a d Fr ench rranslerr ed bu t ha s not been th ence west alohg sa1d Coen record ed It •s the •ntent of th s deed to and Fr ench f1nc forty (40) rods th ence north I vfl (5) rod s to th e convey th e remainder of th s plac.A ot beQ•nnmq co ma tnmq trac t be ng 39 acres more o ldteen ( 15) acres more or ess less Ael erence be•n g miJde to and be ng m Seeton Number deed recor ded 111 Volume 183 E•gh l 18i Al so !he fol owtng descnbed page '2 33 Mergs Coun ty Deed rAal estat o •n Townsh c of Records The prayer ot sa•d com Sc•p o Cou nty of Me gs and pia nt s that lhe above State of Oh10 And 1n Sect•on descn bed o I and gas 11ghts Nu mher 8 Town 7 Range 14 be pan I•Oned thCtt the of th e Oh o Compa ny s Pur nterests be set off o ch ase and bounded and r!P.s ordered sold 11 t canol be cr bed as follows to w•t part•t•oned ilnd tor allo Beg•nn•ng at the southw est w ance of att orney tees and corn er of a at of land belong,ng costs here n to Claude H Glale also po1nt .n Yo u are reQuJred to the public road lead•ng fr om answer the compla nt w th ul Ha rfl so nvdi A to KmgsblHY twenf\1 e• gh t days after th e thence m a westerly drrect•on last pub ICatron Of !h iS along sar d road lhtrl\1 rods to a not ce wh1Ch w•l l be pub stak e thencA at r• ght ang es hshed once each w eek for north a d stance of 12 7 rods to S•x consecut•ve weeks The a hrckory tr ee thence at nght ! Wanted ) For Sale ) Announce ment ) For Rent II IU I~ 10 1 J •5 I II ' I 11 n 1l 14 6 7 15 8 17 9 10 II 11 13 14 15 18 34 16 l5 16 19 lO Jl J2 JJ Mail This Coupon with Rem1tt1nce The Daily Sentinel 111 courtst. Pomero}l, Oh. 457" • ~----~--~----~-~---·-·~ l~t J:).rbiiClth()I'H R ~ n been ass gned Case No 83 CV 132 and 15 pen dmg 1n the Common Pte as Court of Me gs Counrv Ohm Pomerov Oh•o On Apnl 13, 1983, Monogahela Powet Company, 1310 Fa1rmont Avenue, Fa1ront West Virg~ma, filed rts Annual Long·Term Forecast Report with the DIVISion of Planmng and Forecsts of the Oh1o Department of Energy Cop1es of th1s forecast and Information of a reg~onal nature prepared by ECAR are bn file at the lollow~ng hbranes Libra!} County Veron Alden Library Athens Meigs local School D1Str1ct PubiC Libra!} Meigs Monroe County Distr1ct Libra!} Monroe Kate Love Simpson Library Morgan Caldwell PubliC Libra!} Noble Washington County PubliC Library Washington NelsOnville Publ1c Libra!} Athens Acopy of lhe forecast IS available lor publiC '" spection at Monongahela f'olyer Qlmpany's busmess office at 309 Fourth Street. Marietta OhiO · Any 1n1erested person may, wilh1n thirty (30) days following the dale of thiS publication, file a motion, with the DMson of Pllnnme for FDIIIC8Sbi of-the Oh10 Depertmilirt of Energy, to llitti'W!ne In any scfle. duled heirtnp on the lcin1·Term Foleclsl Report Mohonphela Power Company lh ,s ro• \,,u ctwnfndnt..., on tt Y ~"' Public Notice MOTORS, Inc. Chnsllan Umon rs a regularty PUBUC NO'IlCE admmed member of the South The Board of Trustees of Sc1 p1o TWP Will have a pubhc hearmg July 1 19S3 at 7 p m at lWP bu1ldrng for Budg(tt and Revenue Sharrng for the f1scal year of 1984 All c1trzens fespec ally Senter C1t1zens J are mv1ted to attend Beny J B•shop Clerk Betty J B shop Clerk Sc•pro l"NP Centr"' D1strtct of the Churches a~ that dl\1~ o f Chnst In Chnstlan Umon hav1ng become ext1nct Pel• tn case t"f 'f-CV !3l $u(e. to nonet" seeks I 1) the safe otth e SI"S'Vt@f Ot OthM\\'\Sb r&a!XlYe descr~bed real estate S nd i.tS r e.1UU t'd ~ the putsuent to SectiOn 1715 14 Ot uo R u.l~ C".tt Pmceof the Oh 10 Rev1sed Code (2) dufe J\ldg ~I O't' llefault an order of sard Court authonz \\IIU be reo<Jtred .tQ.atn!l you •ng and d1rectmg Pe11110ner to lot tt'le r Itt demanded ,n hold the net proceeds hereto thf> com();l,}lnt fore obta•ned fro m the Trustees LJ rf)' E Spencer of the Full Gaspe lrghtho use ( lflf' .,_ o f COurts Inc pursuant to the terms and Metgs County cond1trons of SectiOn 171 5 14 Common Pleas Court of the Oh•o ReVIsed Code and Dated M"' 26 1983 (3) for such oth er and further relief as may be JUSt and proper 15131 161 7 ,. 21 28171 1n the prem•ses f) f.• c You are req01red to answer - --,P:-u-b_h_c_N_o_t_l_c_e___l the pe11t1 on w•thrn twentv erght !28) days after the last publica• 1an of th 1s not ce wh1 ch w1 1be published once each week for NOTICE BY s1x success•ve 'l.'eeks and the PUBUCATlON last publlcaHon will be made on Tolht~lht.., known paawta who have • August 2 In case of your fa 1fure to vwt:ed CCAtdt"""t. or rever 11011.-y In~ 1n lhe reel answer o r oth eM se respond as perm1ned by the Ohro Rules .wte known •• the fllend eto.pol, Chwdl• af Chrillln of C1v I Pr ocedure w•th •n the Chrmlon Union Solllbury t me stated JUdgment by de fauh w II be rendered ag a,nst TownshiP Meig ~ County you for th e relie f demanded 10 ()tOO end theW UltlaMhl!rn the pet t• on ......t.fow af ldn, lARRY E SPENCER - · logow. thofr ..ocutora C erk of Court s od----of Common Pleas ..... or guard.ens end 1he M e•gs County Oh o unknown oxeculors, odminla 16128 {7) 5 12 19 26 {8 ) 2 trllton, guordlono. 6tc "You've scalp .N got a froot-bitte your head's been m refngerator teo often• " P~blic Notice above are hereby not1f1 ed that they are requ1red to answer rn thrs case wrthrn twenty erght (281 days after th e last publ1ca 11on of th1s notice wh• ch 1s publrs.hed once a week for srx succ ess1ve weeks Larry E Spencer Clerk of Courts of Metgs County OhiO Attorney for Pla•nt1ff John B Mantonya 60 1 Trust Butld ng Newarl Oh10 43055 16114 21 28{7)5 12 19 61c Pom•"'Y· Oh Ph 992·2174 {6) 28 lie --=-:-::--::-;->"-:-'-Public Notice {6) 28{7) 5 12 any .,......, .. who ..._.. 1 -- ... The unknown persona who have a -.-ted. contingent or rev...onarv ina,_. in the ,...1 Mtate known 11 the Hi&lnd Ch-' Churchos of Christ ., Chr1at1an Un.on. S•llsbury Town1h1p, Me1g1 County Ohio, et o1 Defenclanta Pla1nt If ha s brought th iS act1 0n narn ng you as defend ants tn the above named court by f• ling •Is Pel liOn o n June 22nd 1983 The obt ec t of the Petrt•on s the sale under the prov1s ons ot Sect•on 17 1 5 14 ot th e Oh•o Rev1sed Code of the fo llow•ng desc1 bed real es tate known as th e H1land Chapel Churc hes of Chn st n Chr s11an Un•o n and further bounded and descr bed as follows The lot ow ng deswbed real esta te Situate m th e Townsh1p of Sa 1Sbury County ol M e1gs and State of Oh•o and 1n Sec110n No 26 Town 1 and Range 13 o f the Oh•o Com pany s Purchase and bounded as fa lows To w11 Begrn "•n g 8 rods Sou th of Nort h Eas t co rnet at sa•d Sec t1on at a stake 14 fee t East of a lo t now used for school purposes then Wes t along th e South l1ne ot sa•d Schoo lot I 0 rod,s and 14 feet to a stone the nce South rods thence East 10 rods to Sect ton lines thence North to place at t:Jeg1nnmg - excep t a str p 14 feet w•de otf of the Ea st end of sa •d at whtc h •s to be u sed for a Publ c Road also the to llowmg s1np of land be, ng l6..aaQ .1L3 feet w1de runnmq Nort h from the North ea st co rner o f the above descnbed lot atong the East l•ne oil he school lot to be used lor a Pubhc Road to and fro m th e above descr1bed lot wh1 ch road wa s hereto fore reserved by the or1g1nal ow ner Valent ne Jones REFERENCE DEED Vol 152 Page 576 M ergs Coun ty Deed Records Sad prem•ses berng also known as H1land Chapel Po me rav OH Peii ]IOner IS Th e General Board ot Tru sTees of Th e Churches of Chrrst tn Chnstr an Un o n The H land Chapel Churches of Chnst m a HOBSTffiER REALTY t IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Mildred Francia. Plonliff \11. Fr1n011 Wi'tbn« etc , et el, Dofendonto. CUe No 113-CV 164 LEGAL NOTICE Fr ances W•ttmer Freder• ck W•ttmer and Javne Wrnmer all o f whose addresses are un knQINn '' hv1ng and 1f any of sa1d Defendants are deceased the1r unknwm hetrs legat ees dEN1sees executors adm1n1s tr ators ass gns and spouses I any and tn addl!10n the unknown herrs legatees devt sees e~eecu t o r s ad mrn1strators ass1gns and spouse f ~ny of Henry Reuter aka henry Rerd er deceased wr ll hereby take not1ce that on the 8th day of June 19 83 a Compla1nt was filed aga1nst sard Defendant s n the Court o f Common Pl eas of Mergs County Oh10 Case Num ber 83 CV 1 54 by M1ldred Franc •s Pia nt11f whose address 15 69 Grant Street Newark Oh•o 4 3055 Th e purpose of th e Compla1nt and th e demand thereol s to qu1et the t1 tle of Plarn]lff agarnst the Defendan ts 1n cenatn real estate alleged to belong to the Pla•nllfl wh tch s descr •bed as lol aw s S1tucted rn the Cou nty of Me gs Town sh p of Sat sb Jry State of Oh1o -enddescnbed as folows Beuog the Sou th east Quarter o f th e Southeast Ouarter of Sectr on 30 Townshtp 2 Range 13 Sal •sbury Tovm shrp con ta1nmg forty (40) acres Sa1d Defendant s named - G·21H C SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS A CINCH IF YOU USE THE INCH! -Cut CCII wade -Plumbing ..... ();or I acre, located 1n CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofing & Siding Co. , 64 M11c Merchandise "• TIRE SALE I" LOWEST PRICES AREA Gorogo Solo Old Rt 7, Choshlro, Ohio July 1 8o 2 Garage ••I• July 1 &. 2. 9 Now Homes - ExtenSIVe Remodeling , •I nsurance Work •Custom Pole Bldgs & Garages •Rooftnl Work oAiummum & V1njl Sidm&S t S Years Expenence Trllh cond On rental lot near Goodyear plant A11umablo toen, low down payment French City Brokering Servi hauling done Call 814· 3B8-8813 SEPTIC syatems landsca p tng (all size of dozer~ I gravel & dtrt hauling, wltf lay short or long gas a.. water tines backhoe work Free e1t1 mates Phone 304 273 Yard 1ale June 30 July 1 Vic Brown re11dence. M1 neraville 9 a m to 4 p m 31B5 or 304 273 9830 Sale ~ Yard sale, three Yard Sale Arnold St Btd well Wed & Thurt New saxaphone complete Atart 2 b1kes toya books cto thmg Jeans Porterbrook Subdtv111on Yard Sale Fn & Sat tilt 12 Children & adult clothtng fireplace door~ toy1 house hold 1tem1 m11c Ave Pomeroy 9 a m to 4 worlc Coli 446-4628 448-9&23 or 21 Business Opportunity or 992 -2282 ~ -· ,, ••' 4 ?1 I no CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ..... 1235.95 8 Cu. Ft. •... 1285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ••. '355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... '418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... 1472.95 SPECIAL 15 Cu. Ft... .. '325.95 PYM:ft Good lhru Juno SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Rt. 124, Potlleroy, OH Also Transm1uion PH, 992·5682 or 992·7121 Authonzed John New Hoiland, llusli Hoc ,, • 15 ~ 614-992-2181 $J()OO ATON "Metal Woods Dealer a-.. •Storm Windows •R~ V.¥1\loodowtdoon ·-RootinG I ' \ FREE EStiMATE& ' '' JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 Roofing S1dmg Troughs, Down Spouts W1 ndows · Doors For "All" Your Home Repa1rs Custom Weldlng·Certlfled Small Plumbmg Jobs Free Esttmates (Bondsd & llctnsod) Call: George Gum 992-2834 Ph . 992-5433 Pomeroy Oh1o 5\6211\1) 6 2 1mll l)d ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS from 12'1!6 SIZOS s!Jrt replir and recant radlnn and ' -· tw coree We C8l1 al10 f 6 16 I mo C8l1 Ryder lfuct Rentsl Ont Wsy UTILITY BUILDINGS ' SIZIS lrom 6'x6 Up to 24 x36 acid bol and rod out 1'8· dlltora. We IIIIo rapalr GaiTanka. I Ri&lrt SiltS natot equopmenl Hand trucks furmlure pods llaiiOIIWlde road SIMCO lnsulatd Dol Houses P&S BUILDINGS [ PAT HILL FORD I Rac1nt, 011 992-2196 Plo 614-443-5191 • Miclclloport, Ohio local and ont-Wl)' low lilts lop-11111nb1ned truclos I lovJIIC ttps 1nd lnsunnce 446-9800 106-ffc I 13 11c "Lowest R1tes Around ".Friendly Strvie •• • • ' . I I '' • .--.-• Golh ohs Oh1o H. L. Writesel ROOFING CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS t I.' I :~:')?{::·. ::::::· ':'·· ". ' . ·:·.:· . • . couS·· 1':1·1 ' { ~~: -._ types of roof WOit. new « 1tpa11. .eutte11 and downspouts, ,... cleanInc and p1nntinc. st01111 dotn and windows All Work Guarantetd 'fr" Estunotts' I Call: 949·2263 or 949-3091. 1,., All c.'i ' ~, ' .. FINONG I'IOVIDES PIIIVACY PLUS PROTKTION FOI CHII.DIIEN A PETS" CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION 882-2276 ,.. 62ill"' Btngo trrp to Cherokee N C July 16 from Pomero y $156 per person for tren1porta t1on 8t motet 614 992 3377 I ·' ' S.,TIC TANKS A SI'ICIALTV . PERSONALIZED· POOLS ..CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" ' *Viny' Uner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel . 1... 614 -992 6007 R1verv1ew Peraonal Care Home 11 now open for ambulatory pattents Open lngt for men and women THE Jacklon County Speed way Fairplarn one of the fastest speedway• this aide of Dlx1e will be running on Saturday nights Guaran teed purse Tr1at run• begm _ ....,........ ...Ma••• All •Wooii. . •Dioll-hera . C. l. Kitchen '' KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •f- lot- I IIID.. •Drywo PAIITI ond IIIIVICE Mu st Jell 1976 14x70 w1th ttlt out remodeled new carpet t hroughout total electrtc woodburner cen tral atr partrally furmshed underpmnmg 89 800 Call that you do bu11neas wrth peopte you know and NOT to send money through the mall until you have tnvestl gated the offer~ng 1- - - - - - - - - - - Yard sale Tueaday through Fr1day acroas from Brad bury Elementary $100 per week pen clme at home Webstar Amenca 1 favorite drctio nary co mpanv need• home w orken to update local marlmg llst1 Easy work Can be done whtle watchmg TV All ages expenence ur)necessary 1974 Ktrkwood u nfur ntahed two BR appl1ancea underpmnrng carpet cot! rng tan Excellent Condttlon Pt Pleasant & V1cinity June 29th 30th 9 mll u from P1 Plea aant on Rt 2 Everythmg from A Z 8 1 2914 Birch Ave Meadow brook Pt Pleasant Thura day & Frtday Guns kmvea watches and m11c Call 1 716 842 6000 22 Money to Loan or 446 1969 1 2x60 2 bdr total elec 83 400 197914x6 62 bdr t otal alec S6 900 Call 614 446 0176 S10 000 Call 266 6036 o• after 7 PM 256 1572 1-14 - , - - l -ro-,t-. -r -&- - -,c-,-.. -o-l 10 70 for 826 000 Call 614 388 9949 aflor 5PM land 198 1 Happy Houfte 14x52 etect rr c fur n or unfurn Set on lol J ohnson s MH Park oxc cond Call 614 266 Friendly Homo Toy parttes 1 ---------~- _z_ s_o_s_________ 1 now m our 28th yeer 11 14)(70 Elcona 78 3 bdr expandrng and has o penmg s PIANO TUNING &5 off plu s bath ond half S9 000 Call dtscounta to aemor c1t1.r:ena for managers and dealers ween 8 & 9 •n eve chur ches schools Call Btll Party plan experten ce help Ward Werd s Keyboard 1 --------ful Guaranteed tov s and E11tro mco 1974 Freedom 446 4372 gifts No cu h tnvestment 1 2 x 66 mob1l e home All no collecting or dellvertng elec trt c w1th a1r c;ondr PIANO TUNING LANE DA no serv1ce charge Car & NIELS Reliable se rv1 ce troner Asktng $7 000 Call phone necea~ary Call cot smce 1966 Auoctate of Hobste tt er Realty 992 loct 618 4B9 8396or618 8rumcard1 Mu11c Co Phonu 5739 4B9 4429 6147422961 SELL THE BEST Sell A 'lion Au c uon every Tuesday mght Krodel Park Club House Pt Pleasant WV Auct Lonme Neal Call 614 367 7101 Rtck Pearaon Auctioneer Serv1ce Estate, Farm An trque S. hqUidltton sales L1cenaed & bondedtn Oh1o & Auet1on every Fr1 n1ght at the Hartford Communrty Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week Con11gmenta of new and uMd merchandise always welcome R1chard Reynolds Auctioneer 276 3069 Complete Auc.1oneer Ser vtce Alao do eppra11als Licensed & bonded to sell Household• farm furn1sh rng1 & Reel eatate 0'11er 26 yeara uperlence '"buying & selling new u1ed & antique furniture 614 992 6370 Oaby A Martin AUCTION every Saturday n1ght 6 p m Mt Alto Au c tion Barn Con11gn menu taken every Saturdav 1 00 t1ll aale ume Emma Belt Aucllneer 304 428 B177 9 Wanted To Buy Anyone havmg any ttema leh over from yard or any 1alea want• to give away cell the F" 0 P Organi1atlon Buymg Gold Sll'ller Platt num Gold and Sil'ller price• are the highest In two yean , check our pr~cea on gold & adver scrap jewelry Buy1ng Old coina 1cr1p r1ng1 lr s ilverware Dally quotes •vadeble Alao cams & cotn aupplies fo r nle Sprmg Valley Tradmg Co Spnng 304 176 8&12 304 675 6176 or 304 676 -8660 Volley Pluo 446 8025 or 446 8026 at 7 4 G1veaway PERSON who hu anvthing to give away and doe• no1 ofttr or attempt to oHer any other thing for aale may place an ad 1n th11 cOlumn There will be no charge co the 84v.rtiHr 1h lhlab and Pit Bull female 15 mo• old, good With children good watch dog Coll614 26&-1660 4 fomolo klnono Coli 814 36'7 7126 3 boJ~el of small chtldrena clothing Leftover from yard Nlo con 448 0691 1 IOC'dor Collie mtolo block 8o white, 1 yr old Coli 81& 211-11831 Kittens frM to good home Aloo month-old fomolo Collie 141· 3070 a • We pay cash for tete model clean used cars Frenchtown Car Co BtU Gene Johnson r 446 0069 Stend l ng omovnt 9908 Wanted T im ber Call 614 3BB Junk eutoa condition 9303 eny Coif 614 3BB To aoOd homo ICitton, 3 mon•h• 2131 old, 304 111 Puppieo, mother, ornoH clog • 304-1711 4014 7 UP & PEPSI route deli\lery sales po1111on above average inco me Average work day 1 0 hn You will own your own bultne•a f1nanctng available to quahffl!d apph cants excellent opportumty to advance into managmg poattlon Applt ca11on a wtlt be taken at the 7UP Pep11 warehouse St Rt 7 Che •h~re Oh Thurs June 30 9AM 12PM Appltcat1ons wtll be ac cepted July 1st thry 1Oth for apprentiCe plumbers & ptpe fitters Application may be ptck up et the Oh1 o State Employment Office or 2134 Galhe St Ponsmouth Qh Tran1cript of gradeJ muat be preaented at Oh1o State Employment office pr1or to aptttude tnt Applicant must be 18 to 26 yean of age E 0 E Looking for woman who would hke to he'lle toy pantes or would hke to be a Fr11ndly Home Dealer Get k1t w11h $280 to $300 worlh of toys & grtts to at11rt w1th For more mfo call Pomeroy 992 3&61 A ccou nt representative Must have collect1on typ lng and computer e~epe rtence Only quelrfted per aons should apply Monday through Fnday 8 30 a m to 4 p m to the admlnl stratton off1ce second floor Holzer 386 Jackson Chn1c ltd Ptke, G1lllpoha Ohto No phone cell• pleaae ACCOUNT REPR ESE NTA liVE Mu1t have coltectton typtng and computer upe r1ence Only quellfted per 1ons ahould apply Monday through Fnday 8 30 a m to 4 00 p m to the admfnll tr11tiOn offtce aecond floor Holzer Chore ltd 386 Jack 1on P1ke Galhpoha Ohto No phone calla plea1e FUN JOB PART TIME LA DIES NEEDED TO HIRE TRAIN TOY GIFT D EMON STRATORS FREE TRAINING NO EXTRA Ft NAL WEEKS OF HIRING CALL BETTY COLLECT 304 744 0924 Per~on to care for elderly man 1n h1a home 304 675 3637 W1nted to buy B11aett bed room furniture. old Salem maple. alao Early American chair Coif e I 4 - 2~8 16&8 IEDS· IROIII. BRASS old fumiture. gold ailver dol tan, wood lc. boxes atone jan, 1ntlque1 etc , Com ploto houooholdo Write M D Millet, Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh Or 992 · 7780 Gold. sliver welry, rings 11orllng jo old colnt & currency Ectl Burkett Berber lhop, Middleport. 192 3478 " Win1od to buy N-. used A en11quo furniture WHI buy 1 holdo Coli Ooby A Mortln B14·112·B370 "vallecahl 1- - - - - - - - - - - eny phtce 01' complete houM· 915-3561 PH: . 1-304-773·5634 Ma10n, W. Va. - or Reaervat1ons necuaarv 6 mole khtons, 1 lomolo 3 tlgor, 3 tong holr Coli 1114-381 B'771 • 'I I Control hunger and lose wetght w1th New Shape D1et Plan and Hydrex Water Ptlls at Fruth Pharmacy ANY FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY AL TROMM'S BACKHOE ' SERVICE Reduce ! Eat all you want! Burn off excesa fat take Glucomannan G1llrngham Drug RIVERSIDE VW. INC. 6/27/lfn ...-22 "'I..Pd 446 0294 304 773 6882 We ··- In Memoriam SWEEPER and sewtng me ch1ne r~pa1r paru and Ptck up and aupphes delivery Davt• Vacuum Cleaner one half mtle up Georges Creek Ad Call HOME REPAIR Septtc Systems Water, Gas, Sewer & Electnc Cable Ltnes RADIATOR SERVICE ' Chester Trencher & Backhoe Serv1ce 2 2lllc ' . 986 4244 WVo 304 773 6785 or 304 773 91B6 "fiShing ' John Telford Williams Trenching PH. 992-2280 ' tan pews t would ltke 10 thank all my relattvea and fr1ends for the word 304 675 1044 card a and flowen aent to me after my recent knee m1croa 8 Public Sale coplc surgery So good to be & Auct1on remembered! Bleu you all Kathleen Wildermuth 3 Announcements "Club Repair 614 266 1971 Wmnebag o mot or home {big onel very good Calf 446 7077 Loat Glasses m caae from Dr Thoma• Lost around Henderaon area e20 Re "GoH Tnps !Hie MINE RUN· POMEROY LANDMARK ~ Card of Thanks HAPPY 81RtHDAY LITTLE OAOOY farm Equipment Farm Equ1pment Parts & Service ] 241ft STRIP COAL 742·2328 1 ~OUNTRY KLUB GoH Lessons Spec1al ADULTS 6 lor $40 00 STUDENTS 6 for $30 00 "Pro Shop "f1ttmg Center Deer Calf 1776 FOUND Young female poodle type mt K Black with THE BOGGS AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 'Rool1n1 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodehn1 20 Years EXIltrltnCI In HotWt Area FREE ESTIMATES Call 843-5425 I ' C. L Kitchen s.4 acre lot with 1 Ox50 tratler outSide building along R accoon Creek 614 246 5406 0212 LISHING CO recommends Calf 446 3368 Roger Hysell GARAGE 'S1d1n1 ~rd wo00ng JliKlPie neOOal 10 the CUlsfruC· 1ion Industry, Many ~ to be filled from labor· ers 1D enJneers. For mforma1ion please enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope ai\cr lllaila '' ., AKCO Mason , W Vo PH 992-2178 , " ,, -- ~ FREEZER SAlE •Storm PHONE 1·304-773·5634 CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy, OH Greq & Polly G1bbs Owners \ ALUMINUM SIDING ALASKAN JOBS ' ':__"1' : VINYL & Help Wanted ' ' •Pamlm& !Sears; ENGRAVING St I , PLAQUES· SERVICE STATION 992 9832 - oCarpetmg BA ga1 Unfurmahed AI C. 1k1rting aw n1nga and porches 2 utility bldgs Set up on cho1ce lot Quetl Creek M H Park Exc Cond French City Broko rrng Serv1 C81 446 9340 Good clean usad mob1le h o me 81 model total elec Wt t h washer Co~~ ll 446 2 SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING lulteii».L ~ llanuf~eturenl POMEROY LANDMARK EUGENE LONG Colwnblle, Oflla ~11 \ "l •Vmyl Lmer •F•berglass •Stamless Steel •Cham Link Fence 1973 GRANVILLE 14•70 2 I NOTICE! THE OHIO VALLEY PUB II II tic PERSONALIZED POOLS FREE ESTIMATES 446 9340 Thursday and Friday Follow 124 from Reedsv1l1e to Riverv~ew School stgn Turn nght 3rd house on left GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7513 1220.ttc COl S12 600 1446 pm Movmg Garage Sale 203 Klneon Or Galhpolls Re COrda & Capes Ktng saxa phone sU1ro clothtng mise Thufs Frl S. Sat Yard Sale at 1163 Second Ave Ga\hpolls July ht & 2nd 8 to 7 Good selectton of b9y1 womun s &. men1 clothing Toots and lou of appliance s charn horst atone crock no JUnk Werning to do wallpapering lntertor & exterior painting Alao housecleaning & yard famtly Friday. July 1 234 Mulberry ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 1978 SCHULT. 14x70. 2 BR 2 baths. rN A Good P.t1o ute June 30 July 1 end 2 Nola J Young re1ldence mile we 1t of Forked Run State Parte on S R 12.t Good aelectton S. Mite gar den tub appliances. un derplnn1ng 114 00 Call r.. sonoblo rotos Call 448 88B8 Mov1n1 Sale 260'h SecOnd Ave , Galllpoha 1977 Monte Carto 8 cyl 2 dr Conaole stero, 19 1n TV high chair little boya clothe• S. •dulta clothe•. end table S. ltmp, bethroom 1tand, haH bed, mise toya 'I• 1980 BAYVIEW Dolu•o, 14x70 2 BR C/ A, flropleco. Exporionco house pt1cntlng 1 _4_4_8_ · &_2_1_1_ _ _ _ __ • m to I p m 37938 Kingsbury Rd Now Sura Jet pump & tank, old vanity dreaaer. dtahwuher chtld·a car seat, boy'• cloth•• to al1e 4 . miac ' and lawn mower rep an Very • - Wather, dryer. coftee tllble. fan d11hea tepa deck. jeep top qu•llty men 1, women'• chtldren "w clothing Poner For all your w1ring needs. furnac11s re· • pair serv1ce and in· stallation Residential & Commercial Call 742· 3196 45743 985 4193 or 992-3067 Trophy .. ' ' SERVICE STAnON OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY The Daily Tribune 11 Middleport & Vicinity Rummage SERVICE Route I Lon& Bottom OH . KING "• J&L BLOWN INSULATION That's rightl When yo~ use a column inch or more in nBwapaper Bdvertlling, bB it dlslay or classified, you reach tho~unda of potentiel butere that ere eager to receive yo~r money·aaving meseege. 13 t I N. Hlall•fs, , ,___ Barns & Vicinity Wed thru Sat Clarlc Choptll Rd 1 milo off Rt 160 It l 7ttc !Sears! Senices chen, 2 lui bllhS, and 18Xcellent llel&llbarhood J&F CONTRACTING K1tchen Cabmets - RoofIn& - S1d1n1 - Concreto Pat1os Stdewalks Now Construction - Ro modtltn& - Custom Pole 6-22 I mo -Pd (Fr• EstlmaiM ) 3 1C Business woodburner, eQUIPPed k1t briclr home, 3 bednovms, 21111 balhs, central heal and • M1xed Iron Also P1clung Up Auto Bod1es PUBUC NOnce The Oh o Department of Natural Aeiources CETA Pro gram 1S com m•tted 10 eQual employment opportun 11es tor au applicants part• c• pants and employees n all facets of •ts oper a110ns and where defrcren eras ar e noted to take aff11ma trve ac tiOn to correct such del c•enCies In add1t1on 11 s our pol cy to recruu h re and promote 1n all JOb classli•ca 11ons wrthput regard to race color rei g1on na tmnal or grn sex (e11cept wher e sex 1S a bona f•d e o ccuoatr onal Quahf•ca t•on) an cestry age poht ca l aflll •ahon or beliefs or hand•cap (pro v•ded phys1cal lrmrtatton does not prev ent JOb performance) Part• c pants shall not be d1 s cr.mmated aga.n st on th e ba StS of CttiZenshrp It s our poltcy to take afhrmattve ac tron to ensure th at all tra•n•ng pro grams and all personal actr on s,suc h as a rate of compensatron bene t•ts transfers promot•on s layo ffs and term1nat•ons are adm1n1s tered w thout reg ard to ra ce color reltg on nat•onal or•g n 56)( ancestry ag e politrcal afft1at •on c•t zensh1p hand• cap or bel efs L1eutenan t Governoe Myrl Shoemaker D rer:tor of Natwa l Reso urces will have the overall responstbil1ty of admmrstermg the program If a program parr c1pant or appl ca nt feels he /she has been d1 scr mmated aga•nst m employment seelc:rn g employment and /or tr a1 n1ng w th th 1s agency he /s he should •mmed•ate y comact Fr ancs Beasley at 265 6995 to pu1sue the proper d1 scnm• natton compla1nt pr ocedure NEW liSTING - llrge foul bedroom, bi-le\iel home, situated on I \1 acres, near Meigs High School famiy room Mlti sbled on I acre, new conslruc:OOn Plc:k out your own color Clrpet. $42,000.00 PIICE KDUCED - Nice _ - llooll............ w ... $1 00 hundred $1 00 hundred F11e ($tillites on Ill Servicn Insurance Work Welcoma Call Rtck Hovatter 992 2608 &-3 I mo •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER GAS and SEWER LINES ·~~j~DS, RECLAMATION -Adclan! ............... . . 20' lb 30' lb .. ······· ······r,-iimiiiY ·· · · ~allipoiii ond doptlndablo Coli 448 31&9 botwMn 9 ond 5 Public Notice BralM $49,1XXJOO NEW USTING Three bedroom hom~ I \1 bolhs, Radiators Ass! Glass oWall & Ce1h111 Clean1na loCoinmerc~r Window Cloonint V. C. YOUNG Ill ()fftce 992-&731 Ask1ng 1n' Buffinc CARPENTER SERVICE 45' lb Copper Alummum Cans 992·6215 or 9'7.1·7,114 Public Not1ca 0.0 S Hoblllrtt&, .Jr a~r - cond111oned , tfloor Slrippon, SNI~~~&- Wu Pomeroy, wsted, contiugent or rever lllonary lm&relt 1n the reel Mlllte known •• the Hiland Chapel Churcheo af Chnot In Chnstian Union. Seliabury Townahlp Meig1 County Ohio whoM residence Ia unknown COURT OF COMMON PlEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Addren Me1g1 County Courthoute, Pomemy OH 46769 CASE NO 83 CV 170 NOTICE The General Board ofTruChurchoo af Chnst"' Chriotlon Unoon VIce TOP PRICES 45760 • 5-25- i mo. Pd OhiO MILLER ELECTRIC eans, tron, metals DltiiJiflls ol'rullss1onal $pol Rlnloval Ser- YOUNG'S .......... Calls SR. 124-Ph 992-5468 BuyeiS of alasl. alum1num a.an.. 6-211 mo Clerk Middleport, Riders & Sons SALVAGE COMPANY Dly F- Emcl100 ........ Cirpoland u~ Clean"" Deep Sloort ~ r- Use """ doJ Anti-nsoiJ PH. 992-3047 Mergs County Probate Court Case No 241 52 Dorothy J Dav1s 534 Ru ssell Street M1ddleport Ohto was ap pomted E)(eCUtrr)( of the estate of Paul Davrs deceased fate of 534 Ru ssell Street M•ddleport Oh1o Robert E Buck Probate Judge/ No Sunday ULTRA CLEAN CLEANING SERVICE "Licensed & lniP8Ctad" PR08ATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF PAUL DAVIS ' DECEASED eo.. No 24152 NO'nCE OF APPOINTMENT OFROUCIARY On June 17 19a3 rn the 322 No Second St. 1111< Wedding Cakes and All Occasion Cakes . / BAILEY'S SHOES 949·2860. PH 992·3006 Low Everyday 'Pr•~•s Until Stock Is Sold Call for free sidinaes· timates. 949--2801 or $2,700.00 or Best Offer 2 2fj tkt Our '"Beautiful, Custom Bu1lt Girqes'" cellent cond1t1011 TERESA'S CAKE DECORATING or uMgne or hein at IIIW next of ldn, de\;iJ a 11 or legtlteee of ' ' ad!! SMITH NELSON • LAFF·A·DAY Public Notice on lvv 5 198J .,., '"" ! v- ent\' a NOTICE OF FORECAST Fl L1 NG These cash rates •nclude discount Public Notice BISSELL SIDING CO. Carplllod, IIIIIWoom with shower, liS or elect rtfria.. lumaca & lot Wiler hellier, ranp smt, ps, eltcl or blttiiJ hahts sleeps 6, ex· l Public Notice SIDING 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEl TRAILER 'Df lllcliator Spec11hst GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAU 20% OFF Vinyl & Aluminum FOR SALE . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Generel H•ullng 1nd Tr11h rttmovel Service Rell•ble • ! 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 18 Wantad to Do '.,' 12 S1tuetions Wanted Per.o n•l Care flexible houri would like , to 1pllt week 304 876 6019 oflor 7 p m 304 ~76 2364 bo 31 Homes for Sale N ewly remodeled 2 story frame 1 V~ bath J lh IICr el city sc hool • rtvervt ew 832 000 Calf 446 4 222 between 9 & 6 HOUSE FOR SALE 1n M1d 614 992 6941 By owner 3 bdr modern home full buament cenrrat heat & a1r 2 "cre1 of land Colt 614 379 2613 3 bdr bnck home 1 y, bath s full basement nice pr~vat e yard loc ated on M11rtm Dr 1 m1 from Hosprtal Auum a ble loan at 10% Interest Smsll down payment Call 614 38B 8346 days or446 8042 eve Ask for Cathy Houle 4 rooms bath 2 large Iota l ong St Rutl&nd Phone 614 742 Oht o 3168 49 acres aome woode d c ht cken houae outbutld ings 1111 room hou se good condition Dry b11s ement atttc at or age auached shed patio rural water c loae to Pomeroy Mfddlepo rt 99 2 7082 3 bedr oom house full base ment small barn an d out burld•ng Scout Camp Rd Eas1ern loca l School Ott tr ice 4 13 acres Call 986 4346 Hou n for aale 1n Hamson ville $6 500 928 4417 Coif 1 614 BY owner Greenbrier Est ate mrd entry with 2 car garage 2288 sq ft 3 5 &CrEII 2 yeara old 876 000 Phone 304 773 9114 after 6p m N E W (J Onatruction approximately 80 percent fini s hed septic ayuem elum1num 1tdmg 3 bed room 2 bath l Houaa 28 ' x48 " n1ce lot city water only U2,000 00 Colt 676 3030 or 676 3431 ASSUMABLE 8 Yl percent loan 3 bedroom central air all electric, 2 Iota 230 h long Gellipoha Fe~~ry Will take tr••ler trade -In 304 176 6809 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale fore 7 13 'tRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES USED : CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 448·7672 CLEAN USED M 0 IILE HOMES KEIIIEL' S QUAL lTV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 36 PHONE 441 7274 I ' •' • •• •.'• 197 8 Sh~tnnon 3 bdrm all elec 14x70 built on roo m 121112 8 coal orwoodburner large porche s ut1hiV bldg land eke co nd good well Jerry s Run Road Apple Gro'lle 304 675 '( '' • 2366 PAY RENTI Now 14 x70 3 bedroom Fo1r mont mob1\ e home hst prr ce N ow on ly $ 1 6 996 S13 §96 Plus free etr co nd1 tlo ner 10 percent dow n plu s l ow bank financing A full lot o f mob1le homes to choose fr om All St&te Mobrl e Homes half woy between Pomt Pleuant & H untmgton on St 27 11 Rl 2 304 676 • U SED M o bil e Homes 304 676 271 1 CLEARAN CE SALE starttng noon Sundfty June 26 th save th ouaands o f dollan per home plus one free air co ndtlronor wtth 8\teryh pme bought now UNBELI EVA BL E 14 wrde 3 bedroom 1 % bathl 6 outa1de w alls drywall construc tion bet ter i nsul st ed more f~re proo f No better hou ses anywhere than th11 Commo doro home $ 1 2 996 Thts rs not m11 prtnt New 14 x70 Commodore mob1le ho me house type msulatton o nly $14 795 14 wtde 2 bed ro o m Co mm o dore 1 y, baths 6 out1ide wall • drywall co n struction Bet tar lnaulated more fire proof bay w1ndow fro nt Jutchen lots of cebmets 811 995 Plu s many more h o me• from wh1 c h to choose o nly 1 0 percant do wn low benk fman cing ALL STATE MODULAR HOM ES Yl way between Point Pleasant and Hunttng ton on St At 2 304 5 76 ' •' • ' ' • • 27 11 79 STERLING mob1lehome, 14~e70 2 bedroom cenual an on rented lot price reduced 30 4 67 5 6639 33 Farms for Sale M e1g s Co Rd 18 88 acre• 1 / 3 pa sture 2 1 3 w oode d all m1n er al nghts unlimited grll'lllty fed s prin gwater maturing t1mber, fenced In pasture 24 by 30 pole barn large ut1ltty building Beautiful 8 room home all electnc completely rnsu lated Includes new carpet fenced 10 y•rd nlf cleaning oven arde by aide refrrger-, ~ tor freezer Aahly w ood burning stove Ideal for kld1 and horae• 168 000 Call 446 9610 or 992-3505 Insurance ' 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - U SED MOBIL E HO ME 6762711 WHY dlepo rt Newly remodeled home wtth fireplace poss1 ble woodburner close to achools and shoppmg Call ~ • • • '• • • ••' • ' • ' ' .; • •• '• •• • • 36 Lots & Acreage • I 2',1 ACRES corner Greer & 8 Mite Black top road city w•ter ave1leble owner will PtiV forlap 304 876 1198 1 3 ecre land Mptlc t•Jlk • '• • • • '' • city wotor, olec outbuHdlng 2 mllos out Bond Hill Rd on IIMhol Rood 18 000 304· ' -- ~ 67&·43911 ' �Tuetdav· June 28, 1983 " The Daily Sentinel 36 Lots & Acreage 38 ocreo 111 'Houeehold Goods 1114 Mlec. Merchendlu KIT 'N' CARLYLE•• !lyLarryWrlght r---~------------~------~ ;.L·' Rodney on W. T. Watson Ad. Owner flnenc· lng ovolloblo. Coii448· S221 after e wHkdlyJ, II .·' Tuu lay, Jtne 28, 19U Ohio dte-. LAYNE'S FURNITURE BEDROOM oulto, Sofa, chair, rocker. ono- chelt. qu•n ai,_ mitt,... • men, 3 tabl••· (elllltrl hHvy box oprlngo, S210. A/ltlquo by Frontier).' U81. Sofll. flroploco momol with bovol For Sale: From 2 to 11 acrel choir ond lovo-t, U76. mirror. oxcollont condition. in Gallipolis Township, on Soloo ond choiri.prlcodfrom S160. 304-875· 4877. Bulovlllo Rd . Coli 448 · USIS . to S895. Tobloo, J4& 1-------------4570 . ond up to S126. Hlde·o· BABYBED&mottreoo, 304· bedo.S440 . o~d up to 8711·18S5. V2 Acre Lot, 1 mi. from 1626 ., Roclinoro. '"5 . to 1- - - _ :_ _:_ _ __ HospitaL jul1 off 36 on 1350 .. Limps from US . to ONE 8,000 BTU Glboon olr Mitchell Rd . City schools. S76. 5 pc. dlnottoo from condhlonor. uood obout 30 rural water. t 7600 . Call 199., to U36. 7 pc .. S189 . deyo. Ono 62" wldo 7 ft . 446 ·3933 or 676 · 1887. ik . IU2:::::.11 end up. Wood table with aix high~ overhead door. top _, u?\.,Cf cholro '426 . to S748 . Deok ooctlon glaoo. ldeolforutlllty 1% A cres . 400 ft . road / S1 10 up to $226, Hutcheo. building. Ono goo holtor for frontage , Centerpoint Road. ~ ~ NE's I ~F't)SI! / IIE:'S S660 . ond up. moplo or pine both, one goo hooter for • ll II good lo catio n near A TAX ON ~~)( I~ flnloh . Bunk bod complete flropleco. Dno gu hot ploto. I c hu r che s . 8 3 .0 00 . 00 . c.Ll3CTEO. At)W pooL ..+tOfile 8IU5 with ma'hre•aes, 1260. end Ona Ford disc, und 6 houra. II , 11 ' 'Y"1 I. Phone 682·6944 . LISTtli ~?,. ..16-,_ Cf/All<~ 'IIlAH Tf/e up to 8395 . Boby bodo, Throo point hitch . Ono 8ft. II 101 :"\: .l. - \ >l4 ~~- .If:: t/ ~-~~=·'--~--:-v'V AH~:t"' 1110. Mottrooooo or box grodor blodo for Ford troc· 1 .4 ac re lot in Bradbury . 70/lffl... '1i ~ • •u/=I!.AUJ tprlnga, full or twin, f68., tor. One piece commode. all Good location. trailer hook··dEP ... P"' n--, firm. t88 . and 178. Qu"n white. One latge double up . All utilities . septic sys[\"':1B -;;-, 'I"?~ \ ~ _, ooto, .,96. 4 di. chooto, hung window In fromo . , te m. Coli 614· 992 -2602 . 10 ,~-.. '· t.,---.:.."""' / f42 . I dr. choou, •54. Bed 304-?73-6323 . Ii ~·~· ~ 1'.\J ~ " P- fromoo, t20.and $25 .. 10 '; 1 .3 acre land . 11eptic tank. " ... , r-1 gun · Gun cabinet•. t350 .. Buck nova with flu pipe ond dlnane chelrt •20. and t26 . oil hook-upo. $600. 304· city water, electric , outbuilding, 2 miles out Sand Get or electric rang••· 1326 ru~ us "•• ''""01' 876-8S09 . 1 Hill Rd. .304-675-4399 on Bethel . up to&e375 16.000 ·,· :,-::,· 126 $36,. Bebymatreisae, bodfromool20, Go-Kart. axe. con d. 1100. 825, & 130, king frame 160. 1982 Kowooki KDSOM, exc. TWO nice lou tor sale in Good selection of bedroom c ond.304-173 - 6887 o.r 72 Trucks for Sale 63 Livestock New Have n, $7,000 . 304suites, ceder chasti , 304-773-5996 . 882·3590 . 42 Mobile Homes 44 Apartment rockoro . motel coblnoto , swivel rockers. 8x8 storage building. 3041979 GMC hoovy half, PS, Sheep 10' ewoo, 13 Iembo. PB. good gas mileage, for ,Rent for Rent Uoed Furniture .. bQokcue. 876 -4687. Call 446-0974. · ranges. chairs. end tables, cruloe, AC. bodllnar. olldlng hp ri ding l1wnmower. beck glau. running boards, 12 x 60 2 bedroom mobile ONE bedroom apanmant. wishers. dryers. refrlgera- 88160 . 2 roll-a-way beds, 3 Calves for sale. 843-51B6. oxc. cond. Coli 614-266· tort and TV' a. 3 miles out home for rent. ApprOJIII: . 6 402 % 24th . St. Pt. Pleasant, 41 Houses for Rent Bullville Rd. Open 9am to electric baaeboard heaters, after 9 . 6644. miles from Middleport or phone. 1 ·614-992 -585B . 6pm, Mon . thru Fri.. 9am to motel bod. 304-876-7142 . lfi;;jf.'hl,;;;d'1:;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;; Pomeroy. 992 -6S68 . I Holt-blood ''!!!~::· bulla 1968 Frod dump truck 1Y.! 6pm, Sat. ONE bedroom apanment, and heifer!l. Sire P'v,r Lom- ton $860. 304-BS2-3327 4 rms & bath. located 733 THREE bedroom. all elect- $225 month, all utilities 448· 0322 Third Awe ., Gallipolis. $165 ben 82394S-- grondeon of after 6 . 66 Building Supplies · Renz n2. Big CIIV81 from mo .. S76 deposit . Call 446 · ric.-14x70. partly furnithad, poid. 304-676-2696 . Used Maytag, GE waah. e ra. built on room 12x28, coal o r 3870 or 446-1340. '\ good beef herd. Coli 614· Extra nice, full guarantee. wood burner, large porch ea. Furnished one br apt. In Pt. 30 days. Also dryers, other Building materials ~_9_4_9_._2_8_2_2_·- - - - - - 73 . Vans & 4 W . O . utility building. acre land, Pleasant . Extra nice, adults waahera . Call 614 -268 New duplex, large LR, fully .block, brick, sewer pipes, 1· equipped kl~.;:hena, dining excellent condition, good only . No Pets. 304 -676- 1207. wlndowa , llntell , •tc . 3 Alpine goats . 1 mother. 2 1979 Jeep CJ -6. 6 cyl .. 1 Jerry'~ . 'Run Rd . . 1386. a re as. two bedro o m s, well. $276 .00 month pluo e·too. _ _ _ _....;_ _ _ _ _ , ·ClaUde Wh1tir.s. R·lo Grande: doe kido. 304 -S96 -3S21 . ownar. low r:nll~age. axe. shower -bath, washer -dryer 0 . Call 814-246.-6121 . deposit , reference . 304 THREE bedroom apanment, Bargain Bern . Two milet out running cond. Call 446hookup, anached garage, air 676·2366 . George• Creek Rd. from At. 1444. with central air, big kitchen 7 . w..hars, dryert, refriger64 Hoy & Grain conditioned, carpeted. 2 1/2 & family room, water paid, 1 1 AI f miles At. 688. deposit &. FOR RENT WITH OPTION coli 304-676 ·6294 . o ors, I ovos. so porto or 66 Pots for Sale references required . $300 TO BUY : 14 · wide, 2 bedany make of appliances. Call mo. Call 446-3045 day. Conditioned hay--Timothy. 197S DODGE Ram room, all electric mobile TWIN RIVERS TOWER . 446 · 8 033. 446-2602 eves. Cldver. Never wet. Charger, $3500. 304-675home. setting on nice lot. Apartmentsnowavallableto - - - - - - - - - - HILLCREST KENNEL . Alfalfa. $1 .60 bela. 614-742-2B73. 4090 . Bo•rding ell breeda. Selling 5 Rm House and Bath . Near ready to movainto. $186 .00 elderly a. disabled wllh en Mayt:ag automatic wa1har, Hoppy Jock Dog Food. AKC 76 DODGE von. custom· city limits, Prefer retired permonth . 304-676-2711 . income of leta than t86 . 401n . gaarange,l66. $12.300 . Renting for 30 40 ln. electric range, $86 . Dobermant: Stud Service. Conditioned hay. 166 ton. ized. 81800. 304 -676couple . No pets or children . Mixed oats and clover, 6809 . 2 br. mobile home, fur- percent ot adjusted income· Hoover portable wather and Call 446-7796. Cell 446 ·354S . mixed alfalfa end· orchard dryer, 1276 . Refrigerator, nished $186 . per month . .Phone 304-676 -6679 . $85 . 742-2352 . DRAGONWYND CATIERY graoo. Call 887-6184. &7 VOLKSWAGON camper 2 bdr. house for rent at 60 304·676-6612 . KENNEL. AKC Chow pup· · bedroom epartm~nt , . van. good condition, 81200 . ONE lincoln Ave .. Gallipolis. ReMIXED hoy , , 304 · 676 · pies. CFA Himalayan. Parutilities furnished, 304-676- 1- - - - - - - - ' - - . . , - 304 - 676 - 36S6, 2910 tired couple only . Call 448 43 Farms for Rent sian and Siamese kittens. 2264 . 3000 . 3301 Jackson Ave. 64 Misc . Merchandise Spruce Ave . Pt. Plaaaant. 3059 . Call 446-3844 alter 4PM . Pt. Pleaeant . TIMOTHY hay. f1 .76 bolo. 3 bdr. 2 bath . 4 year old WEEKS WESTIE KENNEL on the wagon . $2 .00 a bale 74 Motorcycles ranch , near Rodney. $276 Farmhouse and-or farm . 3 KnauH Coal &. Fire\1'\fOOd delivered, 304-876 -6064 . per mo . Call 614 - 367 - bedr ., furnance , wood · 46 Furnished Rooms Prices reduced May-July. AKC West Highlend white terriers, puppies end stud burner, carpeting, rural wa7478 . Pick up or delivered. We Hay and Straw. 304 -468 · 1976 RM 126 Su~uki&lots ter. 4 buildings, 10 mi. from For rent Sleeping Rooms honor HEAP Vouchers . Call · service . Cell 814 - 367 - 1868. of other parts. Call 614· 0824 . Charming' 2-story, 2 bed - Gallipolis. $226 mo . or and light house keeping 814-268·8246 . 388-8609 . room house . Fireplace. river $360 with 176 acre farm . rooms. Park Central Hotel. Hay for sale in field .90 to Boogie pups. $26 . Call614 · view. garage. 8226 mo . 614-86S-3730 . Call 448-0766 . For sale metal culvert 6 inch 256-6866 . $1 .00. In barn. never wet 1978 Hondo 660 4 cyl., loll 304·882·2836 . of extras, excellent cond., thru 60 Inch In stock . S1ate . $1 .26 . 304-896-3060 . 176 acre paature -hay farm . Sleeping room 8125 , utlltles approved 16 gauge 12 Inch Call 614-266-6B36. large 3 bedroo m home in fenced , good water. e.1ec . paid , single male . Share $5 .36 per ft .. 24 inch 6 wk . old Siamese kittens . I~ Syracuse. $226 . monthplua grass. corraL two barns . bath, 919 Second Ave. 810 .10 per ft. 36 inch Coli 446-7697. 1978 Harley-DavidiiOn Low utilities. Deposit. 614 -992- 1300 lbs . tobacco base. Gallipollo. Call 446 ·4416 816 .50 per h . Also plastic Ragiatere•.. Garman She Rider. 83800 for sale. or 62S4 . After 6 p.m. 614· $2,000 yr. 614-668-3730 . after ?PM . culvert in stock. 6 inch thru phord, femole . Small riding 71 Autos for Sale trode. 949 -2446 . Coli even · 992-6732 . 18 inch , 8 inch $1 .80 per ft ., horse. perfect for children. - - - - - - - - - - , _in_o_•_o_ft_•_r_&_:o_o_._ _ __ Have vacancy for elderly 12 inch $3 .60 par h . Ron 992-66S1 . ,. Apartment Two bedroom, furnished. 44 person . Room , board and Evant Enterprises, 4. mi. 1980 Kowoooki LTD 150. 1976 Chevy Caprice Ciao· Very low milage, like new . two a ir conditioners, clean for Rent laundry. Resonable. 614- South of Jackson On ST. RT. sic, 4 dr. sedan, one owner. Asking $2000. 949-214S or condition. 1 child, no pets. 992-6022 . 93 . 614-286 -6930 . 67 Musical $2,600 . Call 446-1616 or aee .Dave Hensler . 8160 per month . PH . (3041 Instruments , 446 -1244. 8S2-2466 . limestone. Sand. Gravel. 2 bdr. Regen cy Inc . Apart · Delivered in Muon. Meigs, 1979 Suzuki GS1000. menta $200 per mo . or If 46 Space for Rent 78 Plymouth Volara Prerriier 6800 miles . like new . CHARMING 2 sto..y. 2 income is t10,000 or le11 Gallil!ll or pick .UP at Richl!lrds bedroom house , with fire - HUD available. A-One Real GIBSON guitar case. after4, 4 dr., air cond ., one owner. $2,600 . 247-4181 or 247& Son . Coli 446·7786 . Coli 448-1616 or 446- 3216 . place, river view, garage, Estates. Carol Yeager. Real - large trailer lot on Bulaville304-6 76-3238. 1244 . $225 . month. phone 304- tor. Call 304 ·676-6104 or Addlolon Rd . Call448 -4266 Smell engines repaired . 882· 2836 . your old mower raconHave HONDA, 19S1 CB 900 or 446 -4736 . 304·676 ·7388 . 1980 Ford Pinto. Auto .. cuotom, $2850. 304-675Fruit ditlonad for a fraction of 1ha 68 PS-PB, radio. Reel sharp. 2661. NEWlY renovated, 2 bed- APARTMENTS (EHO) ooe COUNTRY MOBILE Home coat of a new one. We now & Vegetables room, full sire ba1emant , bedroom rent starts at $157 Park , Route 33. North of 1· ~re equipped to fix outboard $2696 . John'a Auto Sai••Open ave' a . Call 446-4782 . nice yard.lerge garden spot, per mo. two bedroom starts Pomeroy. Large lots. Call boat motors. Nalaon & Sons 8260. & deposit, Gallipolis at 8193 . DeposiJ $200 (no 992 ·7479 . in Eureka. Ohio . Call 614· Black raspberries . 304-67576 Boats end 1981 Monte Carlo low ferry, 304-876-6110 . 256-1543. petal ''near Spring Valley Motors for Sole 1366. mlloage . CoJI 614-266 · Cinema . Call 446-2746 or 1946 . TWO bedroom house on Mt. leave message . . Antique Dunka & Fife dro 49 For Lease Vernon Ave . &226 . a month pleaf table and 6 fan back 1978 Plymouth Volara 16 ft . Baas tracker Ill baa call Mrs Jack Bwnon, 304- 1 bedroom apartment for solid wood chairs $400. One Sport coupe $1 ,996 . 1977 boat, 40 HP Mercury motor, 676 -2661 . re nt . Call 446-0390 . For sale or laaaa by owner. 30' electric range 160. All in Dodge Royal Monaco 4 dr. many extras, 1 yr. old, Commercial building suhe· excellent working order·, Call oedon n.296. Call 446· U.600 . Coli 814- 246 · 6 room house on At . 2 . Pt . Unfurnished apt 3 rm. & ble for o Florist with a walk _4_4_6_·_ 4 _o _3 _o a_ft_e_r _6_:o_o_._ _ 6478 . Pleuant . 1216 .00 , Deposit bath. 613% Third Ave.,' 9662 . into cooler, or can be used Required . Hud a ccepted . Gallipolis. 8136 mo. Call for &ny kind of buslneu or live fish bait , prauure NEW &. Used Herveatore 1978 Chevy Nove auto, AC. 15 FT. aluminum boat, 304· 468 · 1886. 446 ·4222 . 9 to 6 . office spaces. Excellent lo· treated fence post 12.96 Structures . A~tomated li- real sharp. t2 ,396 . John's 304 -876-4276 . cati on. Upper River Rd. Call ea.. barbe!1 wire, stapl81, vestock feeding -computer Auto Salea on Bulaville Rd. 2 bedroom house in New Furnished 2 roomS and bath. nails, hard wood lumbar. Wa 446-3693 . foodero . Coli collect 614- Coli 448-47B2. Open eilo ' o, Haven w-ac, full basement- Downstairs. Clean . No pata . plane lumbar . Bidwell Coun- 665-2260. John L. Betti. 76 Auto Ports . single car garage , and wood Adults only . Reference re try Furniture , Rt. 664 In burner. no pets. 304 -882 - quired . 446-1519 . 1979 Ford Floatl. oherp. & Accessories MerpijpHdlwe Bidwell, Oh . In the former 3203 or 304 ·882-2682 . Bidwell Pipe Supply build · ONE uted New Holland e1.296 . John's Auto Salea, a·6o large roung Open evening• till a. Cell 61 Household Goods lng . Opon 8 to 6. Mon.-Sot . model Furnished apt .. $210 , utili baler, S4,600. 2 Now model 446-4782. 614 -388 ·8453 . Coli ties pd., 1 bdr .. 920 4th 847 New Holland round 1--:::-:::------- 78 Ford truck bad, 2-78 42 Mobile Homos Ford left & right finders, Ave.. Gallipolis. Cell 446 · for Ren1 · 2 nice upholatared chairs. balert, 87,300 . 1 new, New 1979 Thundarblr.d air con d .. puth bar tOr 78 Ford, 76 4416 after 7PM . Washer & dryer almond maple dresser. Call 448- Holland model 861 round PS. PB, cruise. 302 engine, Ford 460 engine.1 Call 614baler. 18.300. Kooloro Sor· exc . cond .. aloo 68 Camaro. 258-8729 . Nearly new. 1 BR apt. No col,or, len than 2 yaara old, 3939. , Cantor. St . At. S7. Pt . Coll814·367-7238 . vice 90 day warranty, •326 . Cell Mobile home for rent . Call pets. Coli 446-3817 . Ploaoont -Riploy Rd . 304· 446 ·8181. Nice 71 Ford PU. bedroom S96-3S74. 1 976 Ford 6 cyl. engine. 446-0766 . 1978 Buick LeSabra, good tran1mi11ion pans. $150. suite. hldaabad. 16x32 pool Unfurnished apt .. 4 rooms & 8rand new aewing machine cover. Call after 4 . 446cond ., air. tilt wheel. Call Coli 949 ' 2S01 . FOR RENT Mobile HOmo, 2 bath, adults only, ref . & sec . 189 SUPER C Formoll, plow· 446-3939 . . 1983 White sawing 3224. ·· BR . furn . w / wcarpet , 19 ft. dep . roq . Coli 448·0444 . .disc, cultivator•. 7ft . mow- 1-:--::::---'-----mechine tllghtly paint dam· LR. nat . gaa heat. air cond .. ing machlna,1200.00. 304- 1971 cab. over, Peterbilt, air 78 age, retail e329 . <..all 614 Cemplng 18,000 BTU window air private lot . Ph . 446 -1409 Modern 1 bdr. apt . conve- 386-4636 collect . ride. very good, S8,000 . Coil conditioner, 220 volt, used 675-5687 oftor 6 p .m . nient location, no pets. Equipment from 4 to 8 p.m. 448-7077. very little, raatonable. Call •186. Call446 ·2056 . Newer couch & phair. good 448-1958. Trailers furnished , air cond ., 62 Wanted to Buy & ga11 stove . Call 1979 Chevy Monzo 4 cyl. bfautiful riverview in Ka - Available July ht. nice 2 cond., 446-0713 . engine. auto, rune great. 1181 Coleman Colonial New Oak Furniture. tablet. In Kanauga . Carbedroom nauga . Foster's Trailer Park, terrific , good mileage , modal pop-up, •leaps she , chelra, cupboard•. pie uta . peted, W-D hookup, stove & 446 -1602 . • Used electric range• excelS2 ,650 . Coli 814 -246 · 1-now. S2,0000. 304-773dry sinks . Paul Conkela Went to Leaae. Need 2.600 refrig ., $196 plus elact . & 533B or 304-773· 63&9. lent condition . Occasional 5438 . lb. tobocco . Will poy S.36 3 bedroom mobile home for gas, deposit & lease. Call velvet chair . Corbin & Antiques, Tuppers Plaint. por lb. Coll446 ·9717. 448· rent, 1!2 mile off Rt. 1 on 446·2927 . ' Snyd8r Furniture , 446 - COUNTRY Primitive furni-· 3692. 1986 Mustong convertible. Bulaville-Addlson Rd In Ad · 1171 . 1982 VW Rabbit. Call 814· 79 Moton Homes 1 ture on ule thi1 month . We di1on . Nice h acre lOt. 8200 Furnished Apartments . 1 & Campers 448-S238 . alto sell Min Wax Flniahlng and 2 BR . $176 & up . mo. Coii614-3BB · 9756 . ~ivostook Gallipolis. 446·4416 after 1 Birch kitchen cablne11. Nina Supplie1 : Wood World. 63 .1982 FORD Eocort, 4 door, foot link base unit. 42 i.,ch 21506 Grand Central Ava .. 2 bdr. trailer furnished. p.m. air conditioning, eutometic, · 1979 Mollord comper 21 h .. base unit. yellow top•. Vienne, W.Va. located' by Rt . 160 Auto Clinic. $150 mo .. S60 dop· Apt . for rent . Halt double-2 Three well unitt. Broom 1·. , - - - - - - ' - - - - - - 2 yr. old Super Chi.IC guild- power ateering , power UC . cond. , IIHPI 6 , talf bd .room Apt . Adults pre- closet, 992 ·330 1 or 992 · 3-ton central air conditioner. lng, excellent temperment brakes, rear window def· contolnod. Call 614-246· oolt. Call 614-3S8-9763 . Good condition . •eeo. Coli and conformation, ready to oger. 18,000 mllee, clean, 5238 . ferred . No pets. 614-992 - 8461. 992-3974. ' troln, S750. Coli 448 -9610 excette·nt condition, Eureka : Riverfront lot, furn .. 2749 . Wringer type Maytag t5,675 .oo phone 304 -8711· or 992-31106. 1 bdr., e100 mo .. adulll ref . 3441 . BUY focto..y direct. Light1 bed room Apt . $196. mo . \\'ather. $2!. 64 ln. metal SEVEN maple ch•lrs. n8wly & dopoolt . 1 -614 - 643 · weight, flbergle.. Scamp Including utilities . Equal tlnk, t20 . Afghana, differ- ,.flnlihtd. Etegere ·for dis· Young Je111ay mile cow. Call 2644. 18S1 Plymouth Horizon. 35 13' and 18' travel tr~iltrl • housing opportunity. Con- ont olzoo ond coloro. 9S5- ploy. Phono304 ·il711-1821. 814 .2 118•8544 . mpg, aor. ac, axe. con . now 1 9' 5th. wheel. Call 2 bdr. trailer in Cheshire, tact Village . Manor Apts. 391&. ~::::::::::::::::::..I.;;;::::::::::::::::;.J Colloftor 4 d $, 304· 87&-2'4 15. d now toll .lreo 1 -S00-348· odulto only . Coil 814-367- 614-992 · 7787 . SWAIN " 49&2 lor !roo brochure ond 7329. with Major Hoople 81 Pontloc Grond Prix, uvel Nice large 2 room efficiency AUCTION & FURNITURE OUR BOARDING HOUSE -=: champegne·gold. exc. cond. 1980 14•70 2 bdr . oil apt . Furnished. In langsvHie. 62 Olive St ., G•llipoli•. 8 plecowood llvlng.roomoulto ~~~~:~' ~.!!'~~A!! ~~£~) e1',0.U" i r•IU (b.4T' I~ II' )_ mony OKtroo . 304· 871 •lectric mobile home with $100 . month. 814· 992· wlth &Inch flotormi f399 , VJ " :·;r:;.;;:;"· ~Jr... OPL" 2117. ' appliancea. wa1her & dryer. 6692 . bunk bodo comploto with ~1.: 7F' ~E ~ On 2 acre lot. f200 mo . Call •: J 1 c ;; .SEiiiN<! t883JeepScromblor.lcyl. 3 room & b.,h furnlohOd·IPt. bunkloo '1S9, 2 ploco an&1'4-388-8801 ' Home tron llvlngroom •ultel f 189. .-v ~ 1 .5,-Y.AATER tut. part time h~bi unditr 81 614 -992-6808 . Improvements "~u~ ~:;'" 1'>lEY ~U~E worronty. 304-871-4340 Treller• for rent. turnl•hed. 1- - - -- - - - - - - ontron re<:llnoro U9, othor roclloero •so, maple dlnofto I Hnll-11 . . . ro.'_}fu ~~~,~,~J~ Mil'" li Room 102, Jim Tucker alr cond ., overlooking Ohio 1 bedroom furnished apt. tats t179, tove Mltl •10, ~~--=-·.. .J.~o """:. ~1!.. ~ River In Kaneuga. Oh . Fo•· 614 ·992· 5434, 992·6914 hldo · o · bod S280 . box • :~~:ftf. IMIIIW 1 -~£T1'E~ 197S Block Trone AM STUCCO PLASTERING • tort Troller Pork, 446 -1602. or 304-8B2·2588 . oprln:• & mottrooo twin o·r ~~;! ~1'1\,T 1// ueoo. 3Q4-6711-7731 . tlxtured clillnga Commer. regular·flrm -, ~ , ,.."'~~, ~ clol ond rolidontlol, free 12d52 2 bedroom trailer. 2 bedroom Apt., nice neigh· full 1 00 __,.\"l Joi4S,IIIN~ 'v':'.) 1871 Ford LTD 11. oJicet- ootlmoteo. , CoN 814-21&Adults only . Brown' 1 Trailer borhood In Middleport. •120. mepio dlnotto cholro f31, , wooll otondo S34, . ~ "1K1~ .cond . S1800 . 304- &711- 1182. . Adults preferred. No pete. Pork. 614 -992-3324. moplo rookoro •1111. 7 pioco ~ 41124. - - - - : - : : - - ·lc- 814·982"2S28 . chromo dlnotto oot •149, I ,... •/ ' PAINTING • Interior ond 2 bedroom nioblle home lh Smell furnlohod oportmont ~oco dlnotto oot S89, uoicl _..., ~ oatorlor, plumbing. rooftng, Roclno . 614-367·0288 . for rent to older working or droofn aullel. rtflr'a••· ;:ii; 72 Trucks for Sele oomo remoclollng. 20 yn. R room mobile hOme fo r redred perton. Utilities paid. tOri, rangtl, chen. dresurs. '( ••P· Call &14-388-9812. u wrl,n ger weahara, TV's . 1110 14 Ton Chevrolet PU, rant. At. 33B . 614 · 949· 992·53 7 S . JO ,..,. dryoroo. & ohooo. Coll448· outo trono, I'S, PI, 14,1111. Mon:um Roofing a lpout242'4. 1 ------4~- 3119. ·."' ' John 'o AU'Io laloo. Coli lllfl. 30 yoore oxperionoo, Aportmento . 30 -8711- t-~.,-~--~....___ 1 # "' • " 441·4782, 0 - Evonlngo. opociollzlng In bulh up roof. Two bedroom. furnlohod or 6548 . " GOObtiunAPPLIANCES If', ~· ..,;; . • .· CoH 114·311-1817. \ unfurnl1h1d, air condltl· ... a. • wa.hM~:.:.. ,.fri-i- 1 / '1178 ford F-100 1..,._, l-:-':""":-'----onod, yord. o•tro cloon, 1 APARTMENTS. I•-· ""; ~.;!:~ r. 302 onglne, V·l .. AM· Pointing . . , _ olt10rit"•, 0 ohlld. ob 33. homoo. houooo. Pt.1.1 vo NFM radio, 1'1, n1oo 1opper, - - hongtne. lniUred, Hoven no on peu. Route PH . ond Golllpollo. ••uno ,. l\ ' 'lt7U ~~~~ eat~44e-:sn:s F,.. - - .. &14-948· I'· s_ z_2_1_ . - - - - - - , _.._....--: .... ,_,. ••_ . _ _ _ _ l or 304·171·111'7 t,-2 _1_1_&.-'-"'":'"---- ·\ .a;')) ;/?2..) . .\\ VL fT r--..-.. (- L-_:.-,r:r;:~;==::::::f/1 81 : .. .: _ _ __,_ , .....,_ _ _ _ _ _ ,.... . > ... HI P....urf Cloenlng. Alum.iflum tpMIIe ho,...,.:: wo.o·d. ~ · c~ undatone .~ buUdlng , d l homll. Aleo , hoovy oqu · t . fully ln. · olcll..,_ .......... F The Daily Sentinel- Page 9 PameftiY Midd'eclort. Television Viewing FREELANCE' THIEVES WILL . HENCEFPRTH LEAVE STOLEN VEHICLES AT DESIGNAno 'CROPOfF'~NTS ' . 6/28/83 EV!NINO · 11:00 • ..tlmatea. 11-tf.: 941-2816- ,. 1D I o.- 1 (() FlltMr Knows Boot (I) • (]) ABC N_. CAPTAIN EASY Profeoolonol ' ft<o9r -di<)g ond roflnl-'!~g. Booutlfy your homo~by roflnlohing thooo hord>food floorol 10 yooro OKperlonco. Phono T~l: ONLY WAY THAT !IOQK I~ 601tJfl TO HeLP u5> NOWI5> IF · · IT HA5> A ltOAD IMP IN IT. (lj) Over Eay (I) PM ~lne 7 :00 • C1J MOVIE: 'Uar'o Moon' •swTNk 7:30 • liltS ts lllE tl€11~ cwr: r.,(:,Cl~ OF lHE' PUBLIC UBAARY1 W~ HAVE:.;~ TO ~OJ~ TRACE: 'ttU: FAIIJL'( ROOr" AloiD AAvt: IM~ A ~eu: I~WJSRV WU!<!IJitlb AC(.~W All~~ ~f 1, L.L:o.:>':1 : ~ATHI:R. e ANNIE WHOEVEf! THE Y AI?E, MAYBE THEY Tt'EY'flE COMIN' uP JUGT I'IAHT r FII5T.,. PIJSS US, Mfl. HOX... CALL 304-875-1293 lor . concrete and black top eatl - • metat. metal building and : fence erection coati. Alao · . buying · and aelling heavy · equipment. Horae &- s'ock ': trailer aalea. Furniture, alae· • . trical & electronic supplies end equipment . Ple81ant · Meadows Oiatributors and ~ : Sale•·• · foot ALLEY OOP to aluminize your mobile homo roof.. ~04 - 676-1293 . • 1 0 percent above my lowest coat on brand nama residan· tiel & induttriel electric & electronic equipment & oupplioo. 304-878· 1293. Moyen CIJ CD Remington Steele Remington is chosen as head of a charity committeo by a women who w.nts to see a secret report . lf'tl (60 min.) Cil MOVIE: 'Noohvlllo Girl' CD 700 Club (]) 2nd Annuol Legendary Pocket Bllliord Store (I] • ID Throo'o Company Police mistakenly belfeve that Jack is trying to buy somo 'pot.' (A) !Closed Captioned\ CJ (I) ()D MOVIE: ' Pride of Je11e Hollom' (I] Amerlcon Playhouoe 'The Great Americ8n Fourth of July and Other .Disast8rs .· To night's teleplay Is booed on characters created in the literary repertoire of Jean Shepherd. · IRl 160 mi n.) (Closed Captioned! , (lj) Kennedy Center Tonight Encore 'Greet ..Vibes! Lionel Hampton & Friends .' Pearl Bailey , Dave Brubeck and other jazz ar-. tists musically .salute vibes artist lionel Hampto n. (R) 160 m in.l 9:30 (I) 0 1D 9 to 6 Judy end Doralee ·fall for the same mon. (R) , 10:00 '1JCIJ CD St. Eloowhoro Dr. Morrison is anacked by a young "'ack a.n d Dr. Fiscus admit& a hooker into the hospital. IRl (60 min.) Cll Sundlng Room Only: Dolly In Concert Dolly Per· ton performs in London. Cil World Sportomon Out· door adventures from throughout the world are hooted by Curt Gowdy . 160 min .) (I] 0 crt Hort to Hort Jona· than's venture into the fragr ance Industry places the Hsns in danger . (Rii60 min.) (Ciosod Coptionedl (I) Flrln~ Uno .INNNows 1 0 :30 CIJ Ben)l ot Wort< (J) Star Time 1D TIS Evening News (lj) IMido yYoohlngton Mark Shield• hosto thiolool< at behind t he scenes in the ., nation's capital. In Bawch of .... t1 :oo • Cll • CIJ 111 9:00 8 ROOFING & .JIIIntlng, car· , ponter work , 304-676 · ' 2828 . . ROOFING & outside painting, free altlmatas. 614· 387-0638 . " Plumbing ... Sicker an' been look in' 'Xcep fer this tiny ece what b'lonq ' r. an•"~·~rs. Cl'1pp.I Mr. Stick Clippg ~ qoin' be surroun' b4 a floc~ o' chim leys! at JIM ' S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG . Fomerly Dewltt•s Plumbing . CoM 614-3870576. maps o' th' cityl Excavating DOZER WORK By Ted Hanna, ponds, ditChes, batements, •tc. Call 4484907 . Carter 8r Evana Transportation. 1 ~--------­ WINNIE Lonnie Bogga Excavating. Dozer, backhoe. dumptruck. Work 6y hour or job. Coli 446-7903 . ABOUT Flr1Y THINGS 1HEY CALL TI-l EM ,-o(INPS !!/ J .A.R. Construction Co. Water linws , Footers, Droino. All kin do of Ditching. Rutlond, Oh .. 614-742 · ' 2903. Meigs Excavating. Bulldozer a•••. ~ menta, foo1ert. landscaplng, 1 driveways. firm ' ponds. 614-742-2407 or 814-742· ' 206~ . Cat 216 Hoe. dozert, crane, ' loaders. dump truck . 81 • · ~ 448-1142 hotweon 7 o.m. to 6 p.m. 84 BARNEY Electrical, : . . & Refrigeration '• DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . Guoron· teed work . Call anytime ·" 8 14-26&-&820 or 8 i 4-2&61207. I DIDN'T I PICKED UP 'fOUR HAT BY MISTAKE AT TH' QUILTIN' CLUB LAST. ELVIN.EY-- NOTICE IT TILL I GOT --AN' OUR OL' DOG STARTED LAFFIN' HOME -- - e l- - - - - - "" ••t 1 . J'_J- / e ~~~·-:7~~-·~~r:~n~!·goo:~u.:-:P_...P..c;~otwk:;!i!:: ~13_o_4.:18 . ._s~2-·2_4_88-'--:--:I ' ' ·< . . . ., "'N7VNC,...-~ l'\·"lr;;;-m. ~r. -- a ••.ooo11rm. eiD ~~i: (lj) Swlngln' tho 'Hootio·o. Blueo.' Joy 'HoDtie' McShonn. )ou plonlot, ·a bout hlo life, muolc · ..,.t hlo o•perlonceo whh IGERELD IJ Answerllera: A( 86 Nood oomothlng houlod •way or aom.thlng movedl We'll do lt. Cell 448-3189 ~twoon 9 ond ,l . ·' • ' •, JIMS WATER SERVICE . 1 Coli Jim Lonlor 304 -&71· ' 87 )azz: iRl General Hauling :. JONES BOYS WATER SEA· : VICE_. Coli 114·387 -747f . or 814-3&7-01111. ·'1391 . • : Upholstery --~.----~--------~·· .'::I TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 183 soc:. Avo.. Goillipollo. 441· 7833 or 441-1 i:S3. HE~ FACE 16 HEFJ:: FOFJ::'TUNE, AND rr ~UN6 IN'TOIH IS. Now arrange the drded 1etter1 to lorm tho ourprloo ono-, u oug· goolod by tho obovo cort0011. I XI J( I I I XX) (An-. tomorrow) J -: APRON WRATH ELOEST BURLAP Vesterdey·a I· ""' •-o-·. In () rd ar I o II nd out w hi c h kl n d o II ce-craam eodo Ia tho best, take thisA "STRAW" POLL BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby ;,_, Generosity wins c hose this one a nd looked over NORTH • 1 1 :30 • YOU ~OT SHOOLD GET A OF THAT TREE , OUVIE~ ... TRV f/8 AT Benny Hll fhw C1J Cll W.mblodan ~=Ufll (I) lolp . • (I) Quincy QuiiK:y fightl ogolnot tho oi<ltneo for ln- I/IZ5 .... 0KAV? .,..oacl 11101y procoutlono. 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Z2 2.1 24 25 Z4 Tatter Z5 Loot in thought 21 Ensnare %7 Group or unit Z8 Amazon is one (abbr. l Z9 Against 30 "- had il! 31 Warded II oil 31 French novelist 38 Eng. composer 39 Actress, Claire - 40 French port 41 Bombast 42 Bo - DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work t\ltYDLBAAXK LONGJ'IELLOW Ia It : One leiter Jlmply olondo for . onolher. In thlo 11mple A lo uoed for the three L'e, X for tbe two O'a, etc. Si ngle letlen, opootropheo, the lenath and lormollon of the word1 ore oil · hlnlo. Eoch dll)' lhe code lelten ere different. ~=~IE: 'FMt·WIIIIIing' '{OV M161-!T ALSO WANT · TO USE A TRIPOD... dummy mome nt before saying, "The +K J972 cards must be laid out incor• 86 4 rectly. Three no-trump is a t '7 6 cinch, but there IS· nO way to 4K S 2 develop a tenth triok to WEST bring home four spades." .EAST +614 " If that's your answer , 9IJI0511 9Q r,ou've lost," said Portia . t98 tKQJ I0541 ' It's back to your castle in 4QI0986 +J 3 Spain." · The problem is a wellSOUTH known toughie. It mvolves +AQ108 3 giving away two tricks to 9 A 97 ge l back three. t A3 South wins, lhe di amond 4A 7< ' lead and leads the s u1t back . Vulnerable: East -Wes t East wins a nd probably Dealer: South plays his queen or hearts . No! that it matters. All leads Wttt Norlb Ea111 So111t1 produce the same final I+ res ult. 2" 2+ 31 3 NT South wins a nd pl ays out Pass 4+ Pass Pass two rounds of trumps, being Pass careful to ret a in dummy 's deuce and his own three spot. He cashe& the ace and king of clubs and throws East in with his l.a st trump. Opening lead: +9 East is down to diamonds and must lead one . South dis· cards a heart from . dummy By Oowald Jacoby and a club from his own aod JomH Jacolly ha nd. East must lead anoth· Here is the hand laid out er dia mond . South ruffs this on the silver table by the one and disca rds dummy's fair Portia . This Is a real last heart. Now he ca n ruff two problem since all cards are hearts lor his contract. shown. 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Trimming, otump Rd. ~~::~~~~~~~·=~-:_~.[:::~:~~~=~~~ (I) ()D • (I) (I) • N_. CKYnOQUOTES F LZWD VWHXRD HWKWKJWH HWPWAQW FDB J.W iJWXE. ZW'X , QAXAEX CRNH ZAK QWHC XNHW zw TNWXE , SADBYC, ZFX TWYWEE C R ~-. :. EZW JNHTWXX - 1 \'11hrdey'J Crypt.oqaele: HELP A MAN IN TROUBlE AND , • j HE WILL REMEM'IIER YOU WHEN HF:: IS IN TROUBLE • : AGAIN.--JAMF..'IFEIBLEMAN ' · ,. ,. < ·., ' • �Page Tuesday; June 28, 1913 lD-The Daily Sentinel Cable TV increase tabled (Continued from page 1) Coun!11 approved a 1984 proposed budget pf $2,219,122.94 baSed on estimated recelptsfPrnextyear. Actual approprlatkms are made In ·January. Tile vtllage had appropriations totallng $2,221,8jj6.26 In . 1983. Councn approved the third reading Pf an ordinance establishing the ecooomlc development lund. Mayor Hoffman announced that the !!Ill ffiJD program re-:ords had been closed out and audited by a CPA. The audlt was satisfactory and wiD be forwarded to HUD for review. Councn agreed to proceed lmprovementofdralnage problems at Logan and Broadway Sts., as recommended by Floyd G. Browne and Associates. )t was agreed to engage Mohican Engineers to oversee construction management work of the vlllage at a fee of$18,500. A letter was reed from Hartley Marine Cap., PoiJlt Pleasl!nt, roncernlng large storage tanks In lower Middleport. Tile letter Indicated that any l*vllieml with the tanks would be taken care of Jnuuecllately. Counctm1man Bob Gilmore askedtoranoplnlonoaa community fireworks display on July fth, J!IIM by several organizations and cooncll Indicated no obJectk>n to such 8 program. The annual paving program was discussed and round! agreed to advertise for asphalt to resurface Falrlane DriVe, S. Serond Ave., frml the 1rat!lc signal to the T on Mill St. and MID St., liP Mldd' jiCI1 HID. A discussion was held 011 stop s)lns tor alleys and On the I)E!ed for weeds to beCIIton several properties. Attending were Mayor Hortman, Oerk·Treesurer Jon Buck, and Councllnlen Horky. Gilmore, William Walters, Jack Satterfield a11d DEwey Horton. Assistance requests given approval Requests for assistance were approved for Elden Walburn, Ben Slawier, Charles Landers and Ronald McDade at a recent meeting oft he Meigs Soil and Water C<Jnservation District Boord of Supervisors. Gary Howard, district techni· clan, reported on the progress of no-tUI corn planting with the Buffalo corn planter and also usage of the Moore Uni-drtll no-tnl pasture and hayland seeder. Approximately 120 aces each have been planted with both pieces of equipment. It was decided to sponsor Kevin Napier and Carrie Karr to 4-H Conservation Camp. David Gloeckner reported on the recent R.esource Conservation and Developme!lt meeting he, Thc!n!on Johrulon ancl Bob First attended. A woodburners day was plaftaaJ for the Noble County falrgroullds. Byron Thompson, arearonserva· tlonlst, soli conservation service reported that the soli survey for Melp County should begin In January. Happenings around Meigs County... Special services set Annual meeting set Foreclosure suit fded Betty Baker and the Joyful Souhds wnt be conducting special services beginning this evening and running through July ·3 at the Full Gospel Lighthouse on Hiland Road, just orr . the Route 7 by-pass In Pomeroy. Services will begin at7: 30 p.m. This is theflrstrevlvalundera new pastor, Tom Keilywholsalsoa · local school teacher. The public is Invited. The Carleton College Board of Trustees wiD hold its annual meeting Thursday, June 30, at 7 p.m. at the Carleton School. A suit for foreclosure was flied In Meigs County Corrunon Pleas Court by Bank One or Pomeroy, N. A., against Fr&nk Nelson Reynolds, Long Bot!om, Joyce Louile Rey· nolds, Long Bottom, and George P>Uins. treasurer or Meigs County. · Will confer degree Middleport Lodge 363 wUI confer the Master Mason Degree Tuesday at 7 p.m. All master masons are Invited. Marriage license A marriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Stephen Allan Norris , 28. Rt : 1, Racine. and Armlntha Lynne Hoi · ter, :!1, Rt. 3, Racine. Property transfers WUIIam E . Qulvey to ·Albert Qutvey, J<J Ann Qulvey. 3.97 A., Bedford. Zelia Taylor to Violet Bush, .25 A.. Sutton. Franklin Laudermllt, Judy Laudermilt to Bemard Scarberry. Louise Laudermllt, Parcel, Salisbury. James E. Privlnce, dec'd., to Lots J. Province, Affidavit, Salisbury. Charlotte Pierce, dec.' d., to Elmer Pierce, Affidavit, Pomeroy. Elma Epple to Jackson -Produc· !ion Credit Assoc .. 60 A.. Chester. Jackson Production Credit As· soc. to Elma Epple. 2 A.. Chester. John F . Vale, Connie S. Vale to Ronald D. Collins, Joan Collins, 58 A., Rutland. Gera ld James Overturf to David L. Cole, Tammi J. Cole , 50-100 A., Salisbury. Gary P. Dill , Flossie Dill to Wllllam R. Osborne, Kathy D.Os· horne, 3.73 A., Chester. Beatrtce May, deceased, Alex· ander May, affidavit , Rutland. Briar\ Kent Mulliner, Llanthe Mulllner to Doris L. Raynat'd, 16.9579 acres, Scipio. Darts L. Raynard, Andrew .!. Williams, David U. Raynard, Anna Sue Williams to Brian Kent Mul· liner, Llanthe Mulllner, 17.1354 acres, Scipio. Paul E. Davis, Dorothy June Davis to Paul E. Davis, Dorothy Vtllage.Davis, Lots , Middleport June James M. Wells to Elwood Diamond, Elwood Diamond, par· eels, Olive. Elwood Diamond, etal, Theresa Diamond. Elwood E . Diamond, Debra A. Diamond to Samuel A. Diamond, Carol S. Diamond. par· eels, Olive. Vonderlne Bias aka Vonderlne WUUams, Jennings Bias to Henry Cleland, Sr., Leona V. Cleland, Parcels, Sutton. Golda Epple, cteceasett, Michael A. Epple, Affidavit, Meigs. Marriage license ·A marriage license was Issue~,! In Meigs County Probate Coyrt to Roger Ray Black, l'l, Rutland, and Dawana Lane Bush, 21, Rt. 1, Langsville. Meet8 ThunKiay Rutland Township ~ wBI meet In regular session at 6: :II p.m. Thursday. Closed Monday J Director Richard E . Carey of the Ohio Department of Liquor t;ontrol today announced that ail state liquor stores, agencies and depart· mental offices will be clol!ed Monday, July 4, In observanee of Independence Day. Hospital News Veterans Memorial I Actmltted··Thurston Stone, Mid· dleport; Nora Pearson, Racine: Sndra Wllllamson, Middleport; Dorothy Colllila, Pomeroy. Dlscharged.. Mlnnle Kaptelna, Myrtle Murphy, Enuna Hayman. Chain saw competition part of Rutland event HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DL'!CJIARGJ!ll JUNE 2'7 Carl Askew, Lydta BryaJl, Ray· mood c~. Crystal Qlapman, Kay Crisp, Kathleen Gieke, Earl Hitchcock, Todd Hysetl, Mrs. Howard Jaques aJ1!l son, Larry Johnson', GaU Large, dinton Lundy, Pamela McCoy, Nonna Neal, Edith Reynolds, Brenda Rowe, Betty Shively, Lizzie Stover, Ruby Vaughan, Clyde Walker, J 0 Ellen wnson, Eliza Woods, Lavada Woodyard. A cha"ln saw contest with cash prizes wm be held as a part of the July 4th celebration of the Rutland Fire Department. . The event wtll get underway at 5 p.m. General classes with $15 cash prizes being awarded In each are ().2; 2.1 ·3.5: 3.6-4.5; H-5.5 and 5.6 and up. In the class of chain saws with motors only modified prizes of $.'i0 will be awarded In each class. The classes Include ().5 cubic Inch and 5.1 and up . . There will be an open category, unlimited, with a cash prize of $75. ' Entrance fee Into each class is $2. Besides the cash prizes, rosettes · will be awarded to the first three places In each class. I Robert M. Steele Rebecca Broderick, and Belinda Connolloy, both of Pomeroy; two sons, Elton ~le, North Carollna and James Steele of Pennsylvania; one step-daughter, Karen Faver, Wllllamsport, Ohio; 'two sisters, Mary Newman, Michigan and Emma Duvey, Warren, Ohio; 10 l!l'andchlldnn and one great ~hlld. . FUneral services wBI be held Friday at 1 p.m . at Ewing F\lneral Home. Burtal w1ll be In Melg& MernoryGardenll. Frlelldsniaycall at tbdllleralhomeThursdaytrom2 1ft hlld 7 to 8. Robert M. Steele, 76, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, died TUesday morning In Athens. Mr. Steele was horn May 19, l!m at Franklin, Pa., the son of the late Lee and Elizabeth Steele. He was also preceded In death by his wife, Ruth E. Steele, and one brotl)er. He was a mechanic for Rawllngs Garage, Middleport and Meigs County Highway Department. He was a member of Flatwoods . Methodist Church. He Is survived by two daughters, __ -- Weather forecast .,_., lf•ctot Scrtmbllcl For'l1uncla.Y lhroulb ~ edlllowcuor tilwldcniDnnl. Jllah81110111y In the 801. '-a In lbe 801. Turnpike was last inspected In September, ·said state Transporta· tlon Commissioner J. WUUam Burns. "There were problems with the bridge deck, but not with the structure," he said. whole thing was Jlke an explosion,' ' Alvarez said. "That:s when we saw a car going over. Almost Immediately, I heard a man and a woman screaming for help. I tried to call to them, but they seemed to be too far away." , Greenwich Fire Chief John Tits· worth said one car was submerged 40 feet from theeastembankment of Riverside, a section of Greenwich. Another wa's found ~feet from the east bank on the shore, according to. Cos Cob volunteer fireman Michael o:t;onnor. O'Connor said the driver, a woman about Wyearsold, had to be twisted out of the backwlndowofthe car, which had landedonltsleftside. !531 JACKSON PIKE - RT. 35 ,WEST Phone 446-4524 SAROArH MATINEES S4T & SUN ALL SEArs $2 .00 ADliiSSrON EVERY Tl.lf'SDAY $2.00 (EXCEPT) "R (TURN OF TH E. JEO! 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Racine at 4:07p.m. was caned for Nora Pearson at Dorcas: Middleport at 4: 21 p.m. was caned for Sandy WUUamson, Brownell Ave.; Pomeroy at4: :W p~m. went to Collins Road for Dorothy Collins and at 12:57 a .m. Tuesday, Syrat'USewent to College St. for Herbert Parker. .INGBS RJRNTURE & JEWBRY; INC. MIDDUPOIT One truck, Its cab submerged In the river, was resting vertically against a bridge abutment, he said, Another truck was n.earby, on Its side, partlafly under water on the east side of the brtdge. Emergency runs TV SPECIAL with COMPUTER Re COMMAND' 1700 REMOTE CONTROL $S19"s • • A July 4th celebration wUI be held at the Eastern High School wider sponsorship of the Eastern Athletic Boosters. There will be a little league championship game, a softball tournament, a horseshoe tourna· ment and a chicken barbecue beginning at 11 a.m. A dancewm be held from 8 untn 11. 1~~- TABLE 1$" , Celebration set ;k,:~~d . . ' National Transportation The Board Safety was sending a team of Investigators and Gov. William O'Neill was awakened about 2: 30 a.m. and went to the scene, said gubernatorial spokesman Larrye deBear. The accident happened at high tide, when the water Is about eight to 10feetdeep, said Lt. Joe Orrico of the Cos Cob Fire Department. "The bridge Is an old bridge. Many people have talked about It , needing work for a long tlme," Orrtco said. "I guess It looks like · something might get done now." Emilio Alvarez said hewas sitting with friends on hls parents' boat In a slip next to the bridge "when I heard an enormous metal crunching rr~:::::::~~~~~==~==::::::::::::::;;;;~======::::;;;;;;~ ..., • VttFJII"'J ..::8c~ GREENWICH, Conn. (AP)- A 100-foot span of highway bridge coDapl!ed before dawn today and hurled trucks and cars Into the Mlanus River, killing three people and InJuring at least three others, aulhorttles said. Coast Guard and Greenwlclt pollee boats were searching the rtver for more motorists who may have been trapped In their cars. The three eastbound lanes of the bridge, 70 feet over the water, coDapsed about i: ~ a.m. on Interstate 95, the main highway Into ' New York City some W miles to the southwest, said Chet West, Green· wich Fire Department dispatcher. State pollee spoke9man John McLeod ronftrmed three people died In the accident. In ad(lltlon, two women and one man )Vere taken to the emergency room of Greenwich . Hospital In crltk:al condition, said Joan Grey, nursing supervisor. The three Injured people were Identified by Mrs. Grey as David Pace, 'II, and his wife, Helen, 23, or Warner Robins, Ga., and Eileen Welden, age unknown, of Darien , Conn. 1be wont bridge collap8e In the ' Uded SUtes In recent years come when the Silver Bridll!, a 1,7116-foot span between Kanauga, Ohio, and Point Pleasant, W.Va., feD Into lbe QhloiUveronDec. 15, IW!,k11Bng46 ., people, On Ma,y 9, !JI!O. a freighter Cl'llllhed Into the SWI!iblne Sl.cyway Bridge In Ftorlda's Tampa Bay, toppling a 1,40G-foot secllon of the span. Thlrty·llve of the 36 people lllrown .,to the water died. Authorities said they had no Idea why the brtdge fell apart. The bridge on the Connectlcu t IIIR'l'lti Area death persons are known de~ and others are feared 1oM In the water. Several people were rescued and taken to arel! hospUall!. Drivers along the bridge 8topped to watch the continuing rescue efloris at the site. ( AP Laserphoto) Three .killed in bridge collapse Mr. and Mrs. Donald Denney, son, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs . Edward Mfller, daughter, Patriot; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mitchell, son, Gampolls; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Powell, son, A~ple Grove. · lotC"AHNI:I. · c,o.......,., ._ Partly cloudy tonight . with a chance or thunderstonns. Low 65 ~ 70. Partly cloudy Wednesday with a . sllght chance of thunderstonns .. Hlgh80to85. Tile chance of rain ls40 percent tonight and :.J percent Wednesday. • Ohio EXtmded Fol'tlCMt BRDIGE COI.LAI'SE - A 1-.root, 111ree lane secUon of lbe Connecticut Twuplke, I-IIII, bridle .o ver the Mlanu Javer near Gl'eenwkh, Conn., ~Dap!led early Tuesday momlng sending two tractor trailer rip and a couple of automobiles Into tbe river. Three OHIO ,.. OUt Reg. Our Reg. 3.37 97 evour Choice Pkg. Of Foam Plot.. 20, lOW' or 25, 8W'. lloplclnl li'IV, 13X12W' eo. ..l!.e oz.· Ea. Pkg. 1.37 10-ptr.lce Tea Mix Eo. envelope 1.75 oz.· 2For88e Package Of CP,okles Variety at flavors. 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