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ARRRRGHHH/-1 / Withdrawal ·talks reopen BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -President Reagan'snewMlddleEastenvoy, Robert C. McFarlane, opened talks today on the deadlocked Israeli-Lebanese troop withdrawal &gi een~ent but Syrta vowed to keep Its forces pltred against Israeli unlts In Lebanon. McFarlane met at· the presidential palace with Lebanese Foreign Minister Elle Salem and President Amln Gemayel's national security adviser, Wad! Haddad, the state radio reported. · The radio said McFarlane would meet later with Gemaye~ Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan and other Lebanese leaders Ina fresh effort to break the stalemate over foreign troop withdrawals., Gen. John Vessey, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, met with. Gemayel on Sunday night, and was scheduled to confer with Lebanese commanders today. The Beirut newspaper An Nahar said Vessey was dlscusslngwaysofstrengthenlngl.ebanon'sanny. Syrian PresldentHafez Assad marked hlscountty's Anny Day today by vowing to keep his 50,000 troops In Lebanon untU the Israeli anny pulls out. "As long as the Israeli Invasion of Lebanon continues, our anned forces wt11 stay to confront the usurpers over Lebanese soU as part of the wider confrontation of the Arab-Israeli conflict," Assad said. gravel road before front-ending the car Into a ditch. It was following the accident Mllls' Is believed to have shot himself. The ·sheri!!' s spokesman said that whlle some of the coroner. , l'Uchar<l T. MliJs was found by · passengers In Mllls' car were trying emergmcy penqnnel with a wound to help another p&ssenger out of the to the head followtng a one-car · vehicle, Mills repcrtedJy wandet-00 accident onOhlo588nearGalllpolls. away prior to the shoO,tlng. Hts body Warehime said this morning that was found on a hW above the ·' powder burns on Mllls' hands accident scene. Three passengers were In lhe car Indicated he had held a gun. A with Mills when the accident .38-callber revolver was recovered at the scene by Gallla County OCCUlTed, accordlngtotheGalllpolls post of the state highway patrol. sheri!!' s deputies. ' · Carla R. Ingels, 29, Middleport, Warehime said he found .no other Injuries upon Mllls to Indicate death and Richard G. Ferguson, 29,56MW Creek Road, were Injured, the was caused by other means. With the ruling, a sheri!!' s patrol said. The third passenger, spokesman said this morning the Rick C. Smith, Tl, Rt. 3, Galllpolts, department has closed Its lnvestlga- · escaped without Injury. Ingels was treated and released lion Into the case, pending release of from Holzer Medical Center and tests conducted by the Bureau of Fergusonwasadmlttedforobserva· Crln\lnal Investigation In London, tlon. He was reported ·tn stable . Ohio. A sheri!!' s Investigator and BCI condition today after treatment of representative examined Mills' car bnlises, a hospital spokesperson late Saturday afternOon and re- saki. ·. . . . Mliis ser\led as city manager ported nothing was found relevant to from July 1975 until his resignation the Investigation. Mllls, 40, who resided at19 EYaR$ In May 1977. Prior to his city Heights, was reportedly driving his appolnbnent, he was a felony car west on 588 near Bo~McCor· Investigator for the GaWa County mack Road at 12:58 p.m. Saturday prosecutor's Otftce. Funeral seiVlces have been set 2 when he lost control on a left cuove, Tuesday In Wlllts Ji'ulll!ral p.m. struck an embankment, two mall· Home. boxes and a culvert on a pr1vate PORn.AND, Maine (AP) -Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste, reacting to<, criticism of his administration that . accumulated durtng his tw<rweek vacation, says Ohioans may expect too much of him. "I don't want to be canonized. I'm not seeklng to be a saint." he said at the National Governors Association conference under way this week. "I want Ill be a good governor fora state that !love and care about, and I'm wUllng to make the tough decisions to try and do that, 'and I think that's what I should be judged about," Celeste said. Center dedicated WASHINGTON (AP) - After weelcs of battling over defense and torelgn policy, Congress is taklngup national health Insurance for the unemployed and other domestic tssues this week before adjourning for more than a month. An extension of the federal revenue sharb!g program for local governments and measures to tighten controls aver toxic wastes and to ball out the RaUroad Retlreinellt System also are on tap In the final week before the summer •recess. · Inaddltlon,lheHouselSduetoact oo a bW that would establish the third Monday In January as a natiOnal holiday to hooor the . birthday of slain ctvU rights leader Martin Lulhel' King Jr. 'Ibe Senate, meanwhlle, wtll be trying to lind Its. way out of a fl1lbulte!' over the adrnlillstratlon's so-called I&Il!et priCe proposals, which would freeze gralil prlce IIIIJliXlrts at this year's level for 19114 '/(}1) m'A TALK1180VT A l.tmF; ASK1/rl ~($17tW~ 1/CT IN1Y£5!EO II/ Mllff (JI//"lli!NKS, f{tJW 311£ . andl985. FlAG- Aa ~ 11111 di'P w bJ ~a. a"' Miller nlled cw• llle . _ , B II '" c..nn..ltr C... II& 2 s'• I • '( - I; _. 11aw1e ._._, ......_. a1a ,., .., ~~ocaTroop-. w1111 lk I In o.le Olllanl I lril ,. 7 3 I a I ' BIG MOMENT -It was a big moment for the four uswan" sls&ers Sunday when lhe new IMJg Boltom Community Center was dedicated. 'llley are lhe d~~Ughlers of lhe late Mr. and Mnl. A. F. Swan wid lhe -roxlmotetwo ac- ""wbleb lhe center Is located were donated by Mnl. Leona Hensley, Long Bollom, seoond from left. Mnl. Heasley Is president of the Long Bollom Community Association, In addition Ill having donated land for lbe center In memory of·her late parents and her late husband, Charles Hensley. The ~d had been In the Swan famUy for 150 years. The three other sisters preoented a plaque lo Mrs. Hensley as a surprise gesture at Sunday's dedication. The four sisters from the left are Mae McPeek, Long Bottom; Mrs. hensley, Mrs. Leota Ferrell, Medway, Oh., and Mrs. Ada DIMeO, Long Bottom. The new facDity Is a 28x60 structure. Speaking briefly at Sunday's dedication was Rep. Jolyun Boster who emphasized the center's completion exemplified the WC!rk of an entire communlly which must take place for any positive accompJishn1ents. Unemployed health insurance major congressional subject . 07. ffFt.S ... T/IAT A1NAtl TiliNG. Celeste answers • • critics I .. . 8VTBEFOREI FIN/5/tE/) T!IAT; I WA5 CAiiEP BYII tlll/1 WIIIJ lfll{) IIEAKD A611UTliE BEC/It/5£ .f - 3 Sections, 14 Pag" 20 C.nt 1 A M"ltim.dia Inc. '"w"~pet Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 1, 1983 GAILIPOLJS - The death of a former Gallipolis city manager on Satunlay was caused by a selfInflicted gunshot wound, said Dr. DonaldR. Warehlme,GalllaCounty ·"NO NC!i<.E enttne Self-inflicted wound caused Mills' death I'M L16EAATED THAT ME.A-NS • ., • •, I .......... " ..,..v • Aartculture Secretacy JobD Block COIIIIden lhe plan e&ll!llttal tor reduellli tbli $21..2 billion price tag for the lederal tann Pnll!l'arn. He sayS the free2e - whlcb wW cost tannersS3.8 bWlon averlhreeyears '" In dl.rect federal payments - Is needed to make U.S. corrunodltles competitive In International markets. Later this week, the House is set to vote on a tllree-year, $4 bllllon program to provide health Insurance for unemployed worker$ and their families. Various versions of the plan have been endorsed by four congres- ' slonal conunlttees - two In the Democrat-controlled House and two In the Republican-controlled Senate - which is an Indication of the strong bipartisan congressional support the measure has. The Congressional Budget Office has estimated U..t as of February. 10.2 mllllon jobless workers and their dependents lacked any form of health Insurance. However, White House budget director David A. Stod:man' has lnslsled tbat President Reagan wtll veto such a prograni It It doesn't carry financing provisions to pay'for lhe block grants that would go to state-run lllsurance programs. The Senate FlnaDce Committee has approved a more modest two-yeer, $18 billion PIUJ!i"am. While the House version has no Dnanctng provision, the Senate Finance Committee bill Includes Increases In some Medicare premiums and a freeze on payments to physicians to pay for the health Insurance. Also this week, the Housewlll vote on legislation to extend the federal revenUe sharing program Ill local govenunents through 198!. The current authorization expires Sept. ~. the end ofthe fiscal year. The House ·also wtll consider legislation later In the week that would expand the number of businesses subject to regulation by the Environmental Protection Agency Weather forecast Cloudy lonlght with a 30 percent chance of thunderstonns this everitng, then becoming partly cloudy. Low 62-67. Winds westerly to northwesterly 5-10 mph. Mostly sunny Tuesday. High 80-85. Exlended Ohio Forecasl W.,_.ay thnlllgb Friday: Fair lllld Vel')' warm each day. HIP Ill llle mid to upper 80s Wedll e1day, wumlng Ill the upper 8111 to low'* 'l1lunday and Friday. Loin In 1Jie low 1o .......... Wedneldllf, wannlnllollle........., 1o low '101 'lbunday lllld Friday. . "I don't think we've done a good jobofconununlcatlng,''Celestesald of hls first six months In office. "People's expectations may be higher than any of us wtllllveuptoln the course of things ." "On the things that really count, that wtll affect the future of Ohio, I think I've made significant pro. gress," he said. Before leaving on vacation, Celes~ named Deputy Development Director Marjory Pizzuti as communlcat!ops coordinator. "My focus lis on polishing the Image of \bes1ateof Ohio In ~~>tmso! economic development," Ms. Plz· zut!sald. She acknowledged that this would likely wind up polishing Celeste's Image as weU. "Thf.t may be a necessary side eftect, 'Ms. Pizzuti said. "Certainly to the extent that people feel positive about the state and the administration lhere'sgotngtobesomeposll!ve Impact on the governor." , . Senate _Minority Leader Paul GUimor, R-Port Clinton, said: "As! understand It, her function is to do whatever can be done to put the governor In the best political light. 1 didn't know that was a function of the.DevelopmentDepartment.'' Among developments that sparked criticism of Celeste during the past two weeks wereawardofan S8 million contract to the Columbus firm that handled Celeste's 1982 campaign advertising and that flrm's subsequent hiring of the husband of one of Celeste's top cabinet officers. Celeste w,s spending ·a week on the South carolina coast when the tw<ryear contract with HameroffMUenthal Inc. was approved by the Controlling Board. He said there was nothing Improper about the state hiring the media firm to promote tourism In Ohio. Celeste spent the second week of his vacation at Catawoo near Port CUnton. ·'.. . . '' Abandonment ·hearing set Discussion w!IJ be held by the Ohio Department of Transportation on a proposed extension of Ohio 32 and abandorunent of Ohio 346 at a pubUc hearlngAug.18. The hearing will discuss 32's extension to coincide with Ohio 124 and346from Its !ntersectlonwith124 In Pike cbunty to U.s . 50 In A!hens County. The section of 346 proposed for abandonment is from the Intersection o!l241n Jackson County to 50 In Athens County. Areas affected are Newton, Seal, Beaver, Union and Marlon townships In Pike County; Scioto, Franklin, Lock and Milton town· ships In Jackson County; VInton Township In VInton County; Colwnbla Township In Meigs County; and Lee Township In Alhens County. 0001' District 9 Deputy Director Marshall P . Baum and Dtstiict 10 Deputy Dl.rector George D. Dougan will conduct the hearing, 'slated for 10 a.m. In ODOr's District 9 county garage ott1ce at the Intersection of 124 and RICe Road, 2'1. miles east of Jackson. ,. •'' ·: •,' It \, ., ' �.. Commentary I'Qg• Monday. AugUit 1, 1983 . ' a r • Ill Cour-t Street Pomeroy, Ohi o DEVOTED TO THE I~'TEREST OF THE IIP..o MEIGS -MASO~ AREA . l!tn~ ~~-T""I~d1~ ~v ROBERT L . WINGE1T Puhlillht>r PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH As!\lstant Puhli!'h er/ COntn»llfr Genl.'ral 'lana,t;f'r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. ~- e "'' S Editor A ME)mER of The Astiot.'iau.>d Pres... Inland DaDy PI'CSfi 1\sf«ladon and the Amf'f'ican Newspaper ~bll.WI"!i A.wx-iation. sitting, I mean, they were not llstenlng to music on earphones, or talk1ng to one another; and my point Is, ot course, they were not reading - not books, or newspapers, or the magazines the airplanes put into the marsupial pouches in front of you. I wondered If they were practicing transcendental meditation, or perhaps praying. I concluded that they were not doing this. Not only didn't they look like Thoreau, concentrating on the meaning of Ufe, they didn't smell !Ike Thoreau, though I don't really know what Thoreau smelled like. I..E'T"''ERS OF OPINJO!'Ii an> lolo'tk'omed. 'lbey should be less tharf300 word.o; ton,;. AD letters are M~b)ect to editing and mUSl be ~>ipted ""ith name, address and telephone number. No u~ ~rs ~111 be pul::ll.l<thed. Letrers ~ould he In good La.ste, addrei- Mn!J ~ DDI pei"!''Ina.IJIN!s. Wall Street's haven of hope Will companieS like Apollo Computer, Oshman's Sporting Goods and Xldex become the IBM, the Sears Roeoock and the Xerox or the _ruture? Nc;>body can say for certain, or course. But a lot or people nowadays are putting their money on dreams lik;e those in Wall Street's haven of high hopes, the over-the-counter market. Befitting their blue-chip status, the stocks of IBM, Sears and Xerox are Usted on the New York Stock Exchange. The younger and smaller Apollo Computer, Oshman's and XJdex, by contrast, trade through a network of over-the-counter dealers- brokerage firmsllnked together in the National Association of Securtties Dealers' NASDAQ system. As Richard Yashewskt and Joseph Bartel, analysts at the Investment fum of Butcher& Singer Inc. obseJVed, ''They are rockin' and rollin' in the arc market." . With 1983 barely half over, NASDAQ has already logged Its busiest year In history. In the early days of July, the number or shares traded in the system since Jan.1 surpassed the annual reconl of 8.4 billion shares set in 1982. The NASDAQ composite index of over-the-counter stock prtces rose 37.1 percent duling the first half of the year, nearly doubllng the 20.2 percent advance recorded by the NYSE's c<imposlte index for the same pertod. The over-the-counter market has Its establlshed, well-known companies, like MCI Communications; Kemper, St. !'aul Cos. and Chubb Corp. In the ·Insurance Industry; and Pabst and Coors in the beverage business. Its traditional Image, however, has been as a preparatory ground for companies that aspire to graduate to the Big Board or other major exchanges. The NASD has labored hard to upgrade that image, through such things as automation and new techniques for reporting trades and activity. It claims now that, among Its more than 3,870 stocks, about tro meet the quallflcations lor llsting on the NYSE, and 1,600 for llstingon the Ame~an Stock Exchange. Noting that NASDAQ volumethls year ls running at a rate about16ttmes what It was _In 1974, Gordon Macklln, the NASD's president, says, " Probably no stock market has ever come so far so last." In Its latest annual report, the association cited Its "belief that NAS-DAQ Is rapklly becoming the prototype of the stock market of the future." Boosters of the over-the-counter market had a r;..)!Tient of special satisfaction on May '!1, when the numlx>r of shares traded In the NASDAQ system surpassed the day's trading volume at the NYSE for the first time. It happened again on June 24 and June '!1. But, even with such accomPIJsfunents, many Wall Street analysts say the over-the-counter boom may be reason for caution about the Investment outlook. They argue It demonstrates speculative enthusiasm that may have reached unrealistic levels. Letter to editor Bureauracy at its worst I see that the Meigs County Park Dtstrtct proposes to hand the people around here a lemon In the form of a park and boat launching site at the Old Portland Locks, because of "strong support there." I live here and have not heard of anybody pulling lor lt. Why doesn't the park board start with making the existing. Buffington Island Park a better place for public use and out of the hands of hoodlums that congregate there? After the federal government abandoned the Portland Locks the ooUdlngs were tom down prtmartly due to the destruction that took place by vandals. Carousing was common place most any hour of the day or night. Carloads of people came In there sometimes to carry on. People we had never seen. There was no supervision. Fires were started and people were seen In all stages of undress. It ls no paradise now that the OOUdlngs are gone but surely as something nice is done It will be tom up. TI!ere Is no supeJVIslon there now and In my opinion there never wUI be. We are interested In what happens at the Old Portland Locks beCause we live here and Uke to lead contented lives. The truth Is It Is not possible to buil<l a boatlaunchlnglaclllty atthe Old Portland Locks. The esplaoade Is covered with drUtwood, willow trees and mud from one to five feet deep. It wiU require a crane to clean that place off. If the mud were cleaned off It wUI come back with every high water. What could be done with the mud If It were to be cleaned off• It can't be put In the liver. · The liver chamel comes In against the esplanade wall and the river traffic there would create a hazard for pleasure boats. At the ttme !be ~w Racine Locks and Dam · was bull! the Corps of Engineers acquired a site for a park and Malina for this area at the mouth of Shade River. The same thing was done on the Hocking River at CoolvUie. These sites were acquired for development for recreational purposes and for boaters due to the effects of raising the water level along the banks of the Ohio River thus making boat launching dlliicult. I am not opposed to good things for Meigs County, but I am opposed to the Celeste Admlntstration raisIng taxes and then throwing It away on a proposal llke I read about. It represents bureaucracy at Its worst. Before any pubUc money ts spent In the proposed manner by the park board a publlc healing should be held to discuss the Impact <1 such a development on this area. - Gayle Prtce. Today in history Today ts Monday, Aug. 1, the 213th day o!1983. Ther~ are 152 days Ie~ in the year. Today's highlight In history: On Aug. 1, 1790, the first U.S. census was taken. On this date: In 1794. a revolt known as Whiskey IU!Ilelllon broke out In Pennsylvania. It was later put down by troops led by President George Washlllgton. In l8'76, Colorado was admitted to the Unlon as the 38th state. In 1914, Gerroany declared war on Russia at the outbreak of World War I. And, In 1966, a sntper atop a tower at the University o! Texas In Austin shot 44 people, ktlllng 14 <1 them. Ten years ago: The Senate ~ WUltam Colby as head of the · ) . Centrallntelllgence ~- ' ~ ____~___________._W_ill_w_m_F._._B_~_kl_ey_J_~ It was a solemn conviction of the Years ago Sir Harold Nicholson, visiting in Nairob~ I think It was, natives that Latin, a white man's wrote an essay on the black riattves property, was a magic language. there who did most of the manual Because their colontal masters, labor In a part of the world In which who Uved In the big houses, and most of the work being done was read books, and traveled about the done by manual labor, and In world, knew Latin. Sothat-tftheir talktng with the ntlves - for the own children could learn Latin, most part Uliterate- he came upon they reasoned that they too could a datum that astonished him, unt!l start their manumission, and behe understood Its Implications. rome dch, and lordly. What brought this to mind was What parents wanted most for their travellng doW. the length of a fully children, he learned, was that they should learn Latin. It was only after loaded DC-10 the other day and some probing that he. discovered . oollng the number of passengers over one-half- who were, simply, why. "Henry? ... HenryL. HENRY KISSINGER!!" By wnJ.JAM R. BARNARD AP !!pons Writer Despite !ltrttngwlth a no-hitter for ' the second time In three majorleague outings, giving up one hiland strtklng rut 11 New York Mets In nine Innings, Jose DeLeon wasn't a winner and ' neither were the Pittsburgh Pirates. · DeLeon went 81-31nnlngs without giving up a hit Sunday, but Mets starter Mike Torrez, who allowed etght hits In lllnnlngs, also blanked the Pirates long enough for the Mets to win the game 1.0 In the 12th and give them a sweep of a dooubleheader. The !trst game also went 12 Innings, with the Mets winning 7-6. In other NL games, It was Montreal&, St. Louts5; Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2; San Diego 5, Atlanta 2; Houston 9, Cincinnati 2 and Los ·Angeles 2, San Francl5co 1 In the, ttrst game and San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 61n the second. Pirates Manager' Chuck Tanner lifted DeLeon for a pinch-hitter In the top o!the lOth after HubleBrooks broke up the no-hit bid with a single In the ninth. The Mets won the second game when Mookte Wilson raced home fran second base on George Foster's fielder's choice grounder. . · Relief pitcher Jesse Orosco was credited with vtctortes tneachgame to Improve hts record to -'7-5 ·and lower hts earned runaveragetol.42. He pitched four scoreless innings In the opener and one In the second game. It is true that the compulsion to read can In some people be just that - a compulsion, an a bsasston tn the ma)dng. G. K. Chesterton once found himseU on a train trtp without his precious satchel full of books, and very nearly panicked. He overcame the crtsts by pulling rut a pencli and witting an essay on the contents of hts pockets. But the problem In America Isn't, of course, the problem of men and women enslaved to Uterature who cannot sustain a convenation, or look out the window at the freshly fallen snow. The golngrtgurels that there are 20 rntlUon Dllteratres In Amertca. They were not, I think, substantially represented on the DC-10 the other day. Those were people who were bored, and without the lnteUectual energy to use their mind and their eyes to read abootwell, to read about anything at all, rather than just sit there, doing nothing. There Is little doubt that the obseJVation of the president's educational commission released last sprtng was correct, that we are beComing a nation that encourages medlocrtty; and this, In part beCause we do not read. Mr. Lawrence UzzeU, the president of the organization called LEARN, recently enjoined the conservative community of AmerIca to get as exercised on the subject of education as It from time to time becomes exercises on such Issues as abortion, taxes or defense.. "The three subcultures least receptive to conseJVative Ideas ani journaltsts, academics and blacks," he writes. "Some Issues !Ike capital punishment allow conservatives to woo one or these groups while further alienating the other two. In the opener, Bob Ballor's 12th-Inning single off Jim Bibby, 3-10, snapped a !our-game losing 'High-tech' for China__________J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n WASiflNGTON - Arthur Hummel Jr., the U.S. ambassador In Peking, played a major role in the secret campaign to let American fllms sell high-technology equipment with mllltary usefulness to the Chinese rnatnland. Hummel was born In China to American missionary parents and fought with the Nationallst Chinese in World War II. But now, In his dispatches to Washington, he portrays the Chinese Communist regime as an irreplaceable frtend to be cultivated at all cost. One highly-sensitive cable from Hummel was among more than 20 secret CIA and White House documents shown to•my associate Dale VanAtta. A few of them were even classified with such exotic extra codewards as "HOMER." Referring to the sale of high-tech Items to China, Hummel complained that the existing restrtctions were too strtngent, and Babes • Ill Ronald Reagan was sitting In his back yard with his pats the other day, when suddenly he said, "Hey, guys, let's put on a show." "Gosh, Ronnie, what a great Idea! What should we do it on?" someone asked. "What about Central Amelica?" Ronnie said. "That would be neat. What do we need, Ronnie?'' "We need rnllltary advisers and ships and airplanes and U. S. Martnes." "Gee whillckers, " someone said. "This Is going to be fun." · "Who we going to fight, Ronnie?" "The Nicaraguans . They're beIng supplied with guns and equipment by the Cubans and the Soviets." "Oh, boy, It wUI be !Ike old times going Into Nicaragua agatn:: "I didn't say we'd go into Nicaragua ," Ronnie said. "I thought we'd quarantine them for awhile to make sure they know we' re not just a oonch of ktds putting on a show." "Heck, Ronnie .. I thought you were lalldng about a real production with war songs and parades and everything." "I can't put on a real war show untU the people say they'll all come to see lt." "How do you propose to do that?" "Ronnie thught hard as everyone . looked towards him. Finally he got a btg smile on hts face. "I've got tt. I'D appoint a cornmtttee." "Th11t's going to take Ume. 1 thought we were going to have a show this afternoon," !IOmeone said. "No," Ronnie sald. 11 This one bas to be !bought out carefully. I'll get Henry Kissinger to head up the pubUclty.'' "Henry Kissinger?" everyone said In dtsgu.st. "Wily would you want Henrv Klsstn~ to get IDvolved?" claimed that Peking circumvent them by purchasing technology for high-prtority projects from other countries. So, rather than lose contracts to U.S. competitors, the restrictions should be either relaxed or eliminated entirely, Hunimel argued. Hummel urged that China be put tn the same category for high-tech exports as India - a suggestion that Ignores the fact that India Is a non-communist democracy htstortcally frtendly to the United States. The ambassador strongly advocated the removal of nearly all national securtty controls on exports to China, even though he acknowledged that there Is "some" rtsk in this. That's putting It mlldly. For the fact ts that, with the kind of computers the Chinese can get · under relaxed export controls, Peking could aim Its nuclear missiles at U.S. targets Instead of lions, acconltng to my sources. Even an Improvement In Chinese conventional mtlttary strength poses a threat to our Paclltc frtends, the Pentagon warns tn a repoJ\1 that superpowers. Includes a geography lesson on In fact, according to one top-_ proxtmtty of China to our allies: 100 secret intelUgence estimate, the ldlometers to Taiwan, 450 ldlomeChinese have already developed ters to Japan, 400 kilometers to the CSS-41ntercontinental mtsslli'S with Philippines, etc. , "an expanded nuclear targeting But Ambassador Hummel, Com, capability, to Include tbe continenmerce Secretary Malcolm Baltal United States." They wUI have drtdge and presidential science 15 of these deployed by the end of adviser George Keyworth hav,e the 1~. the estimate states. succeeded tn · having !Jl31nland Sophisticated Amertca computers China placed in the status of a would make It easier for Peking to "frtendly non-allied" country. AJi. lob Its nuclear warheads accurately Inter-agency · task force Is now on Amertcan targets . deciding exactly what high-tech, None of this even takes Into products the Chinese will be able to , buy. consideration !be dozens of nuclear missiles China already has that can When the group's work Is done rain destruction on our Paclflc early this month, Its guldellnes wtiJ allies. Perhaps for this reason, U.S. be quietly placed In the Fed~ral officials have not consulted with our Register for public comment, as allies over lifting the export restrtcrequired by law. No press releases , those Inside the Soviet Union. Assuming eternal Slno-Amertcan friendship overlooks the dangerous posslblltty of eventuaUy rapprochement between the two communist are~~- , ~S---------,~------------A_r_t~B_u_ch_wa_·__ w "Because he has a lot of experience In show business. I! he reports to us on how we can justify this one, we could rehearse the bombing of Managua by Christmas." "Anything you say, Ronnie. Wha t should we do now?" "We're going towrtte ascrtpt. We have to prove the Nicaraguans are getting all their arms by sea, to supply the rebels In El Salvador." "Is this going to be a comedy?" "No, It's going to be a musical, but It's going to have a message In It for the Cubans and the Soviets." "What should we call It?'' "How about 'Babes in Arms'?" "That's a neat name, Ronnie." "Our plot wUI be that If we don't stop the Nicaraguans In Central America, everyone from El Salvador wUI start marching towanl Texas In their bare feet" · "That's a big number." "Its only the first act finale." "What do we do for a second Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Mets sweep Bucs, Reds lose 8gain 2-,. Daily Sentinel ~ Middt.port, Ohio ~~ ~atbn? The Daily Sentinel Mouday, August 1, 1983 in VJetnam? " "VIetnam was different. This, time our national securtty Is at stake." "So what do we do now?" "We stiu-t building the scenery. We'll have a earlier force on one ·, side of the stage and another . earlier force on the other side ot the · act?" stage and construct a jungle In the "When the naval quarantine middle. doesn't work, we send tn American . "Okay, everybody," let's go tO , troops." work. Walt until the grownups see "Congress won't let us put on that what we've done." kind of show." "Gosh, Ronnie, I don't know what . " They'll have to if the audience we would have done this summer It buyslt." you hadn't thought of putting on "Suppose webomboutllkewedld show.'' a. 51\eln by the Mets and a !tve-game winning streak by the Pirates. Bibby . loaded the bases on two singles and a walk to set up Ballor's game-winner, a ljne drive over a drawn-In Infield. Solo homers by Keith Hernandez and Foster, a !Ieider's choice RBI . grounder by Bailor and a runscortn,g single by WU.son keyed New ·York's tour-run eighth Inning that tied the score !Hi. Jason Thompson hit a grand slam homer In the!trst to help the Pirates take a . &-1 lead tl1rough six Innings. Dod&en 2-6, Giants 1-8 At San Francisco, the Giants and _Los Angeles spllt a pitchers: duel and a slugfest. ·Bob Brenly's two-run single hlghUghted a !tve-run eighth Inning rally that lifted the Giants to victory tn the second game before a sellout crowd of 53,178. · The Dodgers won the opener by scortng an unearned run on catcher JollnnyRabb'serrorlntheninthand getting a combined three-hitter. from Burt Hooton, Tom Nleden!uer and Steve Howe. Padres 5, Braves 2 At San Diego, Bobby Brown, in his first game since replacing the Injured Steve Garvey, drove In two runs anII scored three times against Atlanta. Brown, called up Saturday night from Las Vegas of the Paclflc Coast League, homered In the third togtve the Padres a 1.0 lead and singled In the sixth for an Insurance run. The Padres also pulled o!f their first trtple play since 1978 tn the fourth Inning. With runners on first and second, Glenn Hubbaid popped up Into short left field. Garry Templeton raced back to make the catch, tired to second base to get Chris Chambllss and second baseman Tim Flannery's relay to first base easily nabbed Terry Harper for the third out. Ex Jill'! 8, Cardinals 5 At Montreal, Tim Wallach's one-out homer In the eighth inning gave the Expos their victory over St. Louts, which had rallled to tte the game with four runs In tjletopofthe Inning. Wallach's 13th homer made a wtnnerofJeffReardon, 5-4, who had helped aUow the Cardinals to catch up. Montreal starter Bill' Gulllckson gave up a run-scaling single to David Green before Reardon came In, and he was victimized by pinch-hitter Lonnie Smith's two-run single and a game-tytng single by ·Ken Oberkfell. Phlllles 5, Cubs 2 At Philadelphia, BoDlazknocked In a run durtng the Phillles' four-run fourth Inning and later homered one pitch after Chicago third baseman Rlm Cey d.tupped hts pop foul. The PhUUes led 2:1 after Mike Schmidt's sacrtftce fly and Joe Lefebvre's trtple In the fourth When Chicago shortstop Larry Bowa fielded Dtaz's grounder and threw the ball away while Lefebvre scored. After an Intentional walk, pitcher John Denny's suicide squeeze brought home the fourth run of the Inning. Denny won his 11th game In 16 declslons with seven Innings of eight-hit pitching despite 9&-degree heat. As&ro8 9, Reds 2 At Houston, theAstroseruptedlor seven runs In the seventh Inning to easily pull away !rom Cincinnati. Phil Garner hit a two-run single and Jose Cruz followed with a two- run trtple to highltght the big seventh. Omar Moreno, Ray Knight and Alan Ashby alsO had RBI hits In the Inning. Phil Nlekro, 9-8, struck o_ut .nine and walked one en route to a seven-hit complete game, his siXth of the season. Cook posts sudden death win OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) -In the end, tt was steady John Cook dropping a 10-foot birdie putt on the sixth hole of a sudden-death playoff to subdue Jolumy Miller for the title 1n the Canadian Open Golf . Championship. But that was justoneofthestories that unfolded Sunday In the dramatic wind-up of this nilttonal championship. There was the drama of Miller himseU, on the mend from gall bladder surgery and under doctor's orders not to play. "I wasn't supposed tQ play this week. The doctors said not to, said It's too soon,'' Miller said. There was Jack Nicklaus, who haS won almost everything the game can offer -except this one. A five-time runner-up, he stW hasn't won the Canadian Open. He came close again, missing the playoff by !hi! margin ot an 8-foot birdie putt that tatled to taU on the final hole. "Haw many times have I missed by one shot?" he asked, then answered hls own questiOn: ''Too l1lllllY." as a full-fiedged member ot the PGA Tour. Under pressure from s<ime of the greatest names In the game, herefusedtocrack,shootlng a closing round ol72 and !lnishlng In a tie for fifth. And, too, there was Andy Bean, who mt.ssed the playoff by the margin o1 a trtvolous UtUe tap-In jluttwlth thewrongendoftheputter. That occurred on Saturday. It cost him a 2-stroke penally. Bean, grtmty determined to atone for that lapse, matched the bestroundonthe tour this year with a !}-under-par 62 In the final round. That left him two shots out of the playoff - the precise margin of the Saturday penalty. ·!'I didn't know the rule," Bean said. "Now I do. It was a mistake. I paid for it." Miller, ·who won the Inverrary Classic and lost a playoff tn Phoenix earner this season, and Cook each blrdted the final hole o! regulation play to beat Nicklaus by a stroke with m totals, seven under par on the 7,000-yard Glen Abbey Golf Club course. Miller, who has played only seven rounds since May, had a closing frl. Cook shot 68, and got up and down from bunkers on the last three holes, the final time for birdie 4. In the playoff, the first ttve holes were halved with pars, Cook twice Upping out ~foot putts that would have ended It and Miller twice prolonging It with scrambling, one-putt efforts. . ItencledonthelBth. thestxthextra hole, when Miller went for the green In two and pulled hlssecondsllot Into the gallery, Cook, now a two-time winner In !our years on the tour, hit hisdrtvelna bunker, played out and ~this third lOteet belawthecupon the water-guarded par-5. Miller, with a dt!ftcu!t chip from a hillside, dumped his third in a OOnker, then played out. ''There was no way I was going to mtss that ~It," Cook said. He didn't And It was the winner. Nicklaus had a closing f/1. Bean finished In a tie with David Graham and Landrum at 2'19. Graham shOt a final-round 69. ' W'olfe finishes second in race ; LANCASTER - Ted -JobnBOn, Ollumbus, driving the JohnSOn and Jphnson No. 25 Camara, won hts heat and came off the taU of the taature to make a clean sweep at tile all new l.ancaster Motor Speedway bere FridaY. evening. Johnson's Super Late Model was chased IICI'OIIS the !ln1sh llne by Racine's Scott Woifl! who llntshed S!lC01'd- Wolle was followed across the ltne by ·hts father, Hilton Wolfe, Jr., and Ernie Morrtson. Roger French of Chllllcothe took the wtn tn the Hobby Stock feature, while Tom Hammond of Chillicothe won the Six Cylinder division 'alter Terry HoUser had led for 12 laps before yielding with mechanical dt!IJculttes. Houser claimed the win In the heat. The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 .Scoreboard ' ' ·'· '· , Majors '! I a, • ,1. 'lbe Aaloctllled Prml AMERICAN LEAGUE .... ..,. .'"' ... •·~ ·."."· ' .. -" .. ·~ ··""''' ' ."'. EA8T 01\'JSION . ., w L "'"' " ""'""""' Detroit . " .."' ...."" .." ., . Toronto Ml!Wau""' 2% 51 """'" Cle\leland 00 M!STOMStON CNcago 53 l<llnMs 01)' . - 7 51 Dakland 43 Sl>attlc ' 3% .<10 5.1 ""'" Cal-• - 1 ".." "" New \'ork GB Pd. 11 ~ 61 "~ St.uanla.Y'• G~r~W» Toronto li. a~d ~ lllnnlnp l)(otroit 10, KaMas City 1. completion of Sl.lsPl'flded g~ e Dctl'lll.t 4. KaRSIIi CitY 1 EIMion 10, Milwaukee 5 Baltlm:re 1, Telw;" u Chlcaao ~. New Y<rk 1 seanlr- T. MlnnetiOIB. 3 · Oakland 13-2, CaUfornla IH 2nd gamt>. Innings. &indQ'I G.,rns Detroit S.5, Kansas Cl()' 6-7 BASEBALL HALL OF FAME - George KeD, left, Juan Martchal, and Brooks Robinson, right, hold . Cleveland 16. Toronto 11 Baltimore 6, TetW 0 M1JwauiH 7, Bai lon :1 New York 12, Chicago 6, l1 1Mln8! Seat!~ 3, Mlnneso:U 2 up their .plaques Sunday after they were Inducted Into the Basebo.U ~ of Fame. (AP Laserphoto ). California 4, Oakland 0 Mondq'a Gaml!lll Cleveland (Barker 7·11 ) At ToronTo IA.I· exandtor 0-4.1 Kell, Robinson, Alston Hall of Faille inductees M1Jwauka> ''I'm in awe," he added. "I thought I belonged In the Hall of Fame, but when I walked around and saw all the names, I wasn't so sure." The inductions Increased the number of Hall members to 184, ot which 148areplayers-justsevenof them third baseman. Kell, who had a -~ lifetime average for 15 seasons - prtmarlly with the Detroit Ttgers - was passed over In the Hall's annual election by the Baseball Wrtters Association of Amelica vote. He was selected In March by the Committee on Veterans durtng his first year of ellgtblllty In the second-chance procedure. .Kell, frorh Swifton, Ark., Is now a Tigers announcer, where he teams with Hall of Farner AI Kallne on League's Most Valuable Player .In Detroit teiecasts. As a Tiger, KeD 1964, was MVP of the 1966 All-Star rapped out 56 doubles In 1950 and no Game and was the 1970WorldSeries one has matched that. total since. MVP when he shined as the Ortoies Kell started his career In 1943with overpowered the Cincinnati Reds the Philadelphia Athletics, then A total of 24 Hall of Fame managed by Connie Mack, before members attended the ceremonies, ending hts playing days with Including Joe DIM11ggto, Bob Feller, Baltimore. BUI Terry and Sandy Koufax. Baseball Commissioner Bowie Martchal, rememlx>red for his Kuhn baued Robinson as "one of the hi~h kick, was the first player from most popUlar players in the history theDomtnlcanRepubllctomakethe in the game," andthemanwhowon Hall and the first Latin to be chosen 16 consecutive Gold Gloves was · in the annual election. greeted .b y a sea· of orange-andHe J?ald trtbute to his home black, the team's colors, when he country by giving most of his speech In Spanish, a message that was took the ~urn. televised llve to the Dominican Republtc by ESPN. "I realize I must be the lucklest The light -bander, who was man In the world," said Robinson; elected In his thtrdyearofellgtbUity, who spent his entire 23-year career had a 243-142 reconl and a 2.89 with the Ortoles. "Playing In the earned run average In his 16 rna jot leagues and being here at the seasons, all .b ut the last two with the Hall of Fame ts more than any San Francisco Giants. human being can ask for." Alston, 71, suffered a heart attack Robinson's acceptance speech in April and was not able to attend. was constantly halted by cheers and His grandson, Bob Ogle, accepted chants, and he smiled sheepishly at the award and said the manager's the w11rm reception. "I share this day with my adopted greatest thrUI was guldlllg the Brooklyn Dodgers to their only hometown," Robinson, from Uttle World Sertes trtumph ever In 1955. Rock, said. "Baltimore, thank you Alston managed the Brooklyn and very much, I love you." Los Angeles Dodgers for 23 seasons, His official Hall plaque said he: winning seven pennants and four "Establlshed modem standard of excellence for third baseman, World Sertes. Also honored were long-time setting major league records at his position for seasons (23), fielding Chicago Cubs and White Sox percentage (.971)" and other announcer Jack Brtckhouse, who · recelvedtheFonlC. FrtckAwadfor marks. He also batted .2ffl with 268 home broadcasting, and · Sl Burick, a runs and 1,357 runs batted ln. sportswrtter with the Dayton (Ohio) Dally News for 57 years, forwriting. Robinson was the American Corrales replaces fired Ferraro TORONTO (AP) - Mike Ferraro, !treil as manager of the Cleveland Indians, says he feels "like I was shot In the back." Ferraro, whose team won just 40 of Its 100 games and was flnnly In last place in the American League East, was let go Sunday . and replaced by Pat Corrales -the man fired less than two weeks earUer by the Philadelphia PhUUes. "I'm not going to say anything about Mike Ferraro," Indians' President Gabe Paul said. "He's a llneyoungmanandhehandledttlna very professional manner. We just felt a change was advisable." Ferraro, a former New .York Yankees' coach, was hired last November to manage the Indians through 1!184. Corrales, who had a guaranteed contract tl1rough 1984 with Philadelphia, wlll now manage Cleveland through that season, Paul said. Philadelphia General Manager Paul OWens took Corrales' place as field manager on July 18, though Corrales had the Phillies 1n first place tn the National League East. Corrales, 42, said he was fli-ed because he treated all his players equally. "If I have to chew somebody out, I'll db It," be said. "As far s I'm concerned, no superstars on a club could hand!~ that In Philadelphia." made no promise to areCorrales above that. I don't think they makeacontenderruto!thelndlans, who were 19 games out of !trst when he.::::~ we :::::·=:~=-= cando !lOme ~=s~~~adratnattc saw him earn his !lrst year which ::~=e:c~cer~ He \lllller.reni!!Ufiii!IY Feb. 9to ·remove a canrerolls left kidney, but stU! reported to spring training camp about two weeks later. "I feellikei'moutin the gutter, out In the street," FerrarosatdSunday. "I've never been fired from any job. When you get In a position llke this, you'd llke to have somebody call you. I want to stay In baseball , Ferraro was fired amid crtttctsm of hts handllng of his pitching slaff and a heavy media barrage on Paul and Indians' General Manager Phil Seghi. The Cleveland Plain Dealer, In a recent edttodal, called for the replacement of Paul and Seghi, and a radio station has been conducting 'S RICE 2-51 s. C&lllornla (Witt 4·8 and at Boston Bf'O\Vn ().()) at Minnesota (Ha~s ~1 and Lysanlk!r 2· 9), 2. (l·nl • COOPERSTOWN, N.Y . (AP) Just as George Kell was closing out his career with Baltimore, the Ortoles were breaking In another third baseman. "You could leU he could field," Kell said of new player, who was Brooks Robinson. "Maybe he even showed me a few trtcks with the glove." Kelland Robinson, whowerehom and raised 00 mlles apart tn Arkansas, met up again Sunday In this tiny vll}age when they were both Inducted Into baseball~s Hall of Fame, along with Juan Marlchal and Walter Alston. "This Is a very emotional eventfor an old baseball player," Kell, 00, said In his acceptance speech. "It took me a long time to get here, built was worth the walt." (Porter !OJeda 5-31 Kansas City (Rstko ~) at Deuolt I WUrox 8-al. tnl New Y<rk {F!'Inll'nol: J.-0) at Chicago (F. Bannister 7-9). tnl Oakland (Norris 4-~l a l. SeaUJe (Moore 2-JL 1n1 cm.ty games scheduled n-ltQ'• Game. New York at Toronto, 2 (l·nl Balllrnore at Cleveland 2. tt-nl KanMS City at Milwaukee, (nl J:Mrott at Chicago, ·rnl Calllornla at Mlnnesolll, (nl Boston at Texas, tn l Oakland at Stoatl)lo, {nf NA110NAL LEAGUE EAST DJVtiJON WLPcLGB ~ f9 .524 51 ~ .515 1 53 50 .515 1 52 ~ .510 1\; Plttsb.Jrgh PhUd~lph.la St. LoUis Montl'f'al 47 :II Chk.,., New York 5111 .G 6.'i WIST 01\'EION AUanto 1m AA!ol\!l!!!i """ "'... """ """""" tw.lstoo " " .610 - 57 45 "51 50 52 " 51 .. ctnctnnat! 7 .375 15%, " .$9 5~ ~10 10~ .495 ~ .442 17~ ..m 2~ ~sGamea San Francisco 8. [.Ali Allg('les (} PlttsWrgh S. New York 3 Chlc~o 4-3, PhUadl!lphla 3-4 St Louis 3, Montreal 2 ClntlnMII 3, Hol..lstM 2 Atlanlll 5, San Diego 2 Sudt.Y'• OamE8 New York 1-1. Plttsbi.U'a:h &0, both gam!'! 12 inning\ M011tn!al 6, St. Louis 5 Philadelphia .!\, Clilcogo 2 Hruston. 9, Clnc!Matl 2 San Diego 5, Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 2-6, San Franctsco 1-8 ~·sGnmdl 0\lcf!IO tJeUdns .l-6\ at Phi!Wiph.la tCarltoo S.ll), In) Hwllon tKnepper 4·\0t at San Diego rsoow 10-11. inl · C1rdMatl (Puleo (Weld! 8-JOI, [n) ~~ AUnnta lFaJconc tH san~ at LM AngopleJ or camp &-81 at IMcGaa'Aan 'l-8), 11'11 Only games scllei:Med '1\JeMlaY'I GamM Montreal at Ne.o.r York. tn ) Philadelphia at PlttsWJRh, tnl 0\ieaRQ at Sl . Louls. In! Hoi..~ at San Otego, (n) i Cincinnati at I.A\i Angt>les. In) Atbnta at San Franctsco. tnt Transactions BMEMLL l Amerbn i...l!a(ll"" BALTIMORE ORIOLES- Rl'act!Vatl'd TlfiPY MM1lnez., pltctl£'r, from the 21-day disabled list and smt Pa ul Mirabella. pitcher , to Rochester ot the International Lcagul'. O .E'VEl.ANO INDIANS-F'lred Mllu! Ferraro, manager. and replaced him w1th Pat CCXTales. l • a bumper-sticker campaign against the front office. Paul said Corrales was first contacted about the job on Frtday. The 38-year-old Ferraro learned of the move at 8:30a.m. Sunday. The Indians then wentoutandwon Corrales' first game, outslugging the Torohto Blue Jays 1&-11 as Toby Harrah went 5-for-5. Ferraro had replaced Dave Garcia, who had managed the Indians to lour straight sixth-place finishes since taking over !rom Jeff Torhorg durtng the 1979 se~n. f~RNITURE CI~;!~~rs. 854 Second Gallipolis Phone 446-9523 ·······························~·· POSTIIREPEDIC l5 Yr. Wurent~ Full Size 1 210.00 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d~~~~~~~~~~~ ., "' MEET ME AT THE MEIGS INN FOR A DRINK. THEY HAVE A BIG SCREEN TV, FRIENDLY PEOPLE, AGREAT ATMOSPHERE AND REASONABlE PRICES. NEW MANAGER - TOMMY CROPPER ·I '. ·: �Monday, August 1, 1983 \ The Daily Sentinel By The Bend I PometOy-Middlepart, Ohio s # '1i .£ l 'i f~ 8_. .. "o.:-"' -.li:I.J~! I Monday, August 1, 1983 . f'! a• •"~oc:·-. •... tll: 4 ~- oJ!o •o O ... oi .. Y -.ct-• 11 .. .,.. c~ • 'i ... ~ Ill.. 0 ... "" E-Ac - .. India comes to Meigs !- ,:u. !eoti]a; "'I • . t:-~~ India native e~plains 1 ways of native country t: '~ E·-J- t: [..t-o"!! 5!~ 1 &.,; ~ §.5 :f ca.: r. .... ..c~ :....e-g s~..w.! >, .. u ~~~~·-Ill' By Jayne HoeOich Dally Sentinel Stall INDIA FORMAL - Madhu Malhotra of the Pomeroy Library is pictured here adorned in a fonnal sari, file native dress of India - slx yards or fabric draped over a top and petticoat of a matching hue. The one she Is we8{1ng Is a lonnal garment, vivid pink and trintJiK!d with gold sequin work over multicolored panels. Attired in ·a flowing pink sari, Madhu Malhotra of Pomeroy held her audience's rapt attention Friday afternoon as she told of the customs and lifestyles of her native India during a program at the Mlddleport Public Library. Madhu, who was reared in the city of Agra, India- very near the 'I;aJ Mahal-has lived in thebendareafor about 11 years with her husband RaJ Malhotra, a local teacher. She Is on the staff at the Pomeroy Library, and has presen1ed sinnllar pro- · grams to several groups. This particular program is a part of the resource exchange system of the Ohio Valley Area Libraries (OVAL), and has been presen1ed at the Wellston Public Library also. She spoke on the history of India from Moslem rule through Brillsh domination and therevolutlonled by Mahatma Gandhi, to the present; included were hlghligltts on trade, industry, and the role of women in Indian Ute., She gave a vivid · portrayal of the role of the farnlly in . the culture. An especially intriguing section of her discussion was about the customs and procedures concerning marriage, which she high· ligb1ed wtth her own story. Around!IOpercentofmarrlagesin India are arranged by the parents of the bride and groom, and the Malhotra's case was ooexception to the rule. Raj's and Madhu 'sfamllies corresponded, and soon, pbot<>s were exchanged. Both of them liked what they saw, so a meeting for 1ea was arranged. "He asked me if I liked att. if I liked music, questions like that. I answered yes, and yes, and yes .. .it was finished in about ten minutes. We were married a week la1er," laughed Madhu. Sheconcludedberdlscussionwith a few aetalls of the lndlan wedding . ceremony, which can take up to two days. · Madhu went on to a demonstra· tionofmaklng"puri,'' a typeoftrted bread made from wheat flour dough, rolled flat and deep-frted untll somewhat crisp on the outside. This siaple food Is pFeparedfreshfor all three meals by many famllies in India. A display of brass pieces, silk, 8Jid handicrafts from lndla completed the program, which was enthusias· tlcally received by the approxl· mately 20 people who at1ended. Although she says she had some initial trouble adjusting to America and speaking Engllsh-she could read and write English, but had little . experience speaking the language-· Madbu Malhotra has cerlainly mastered the art of communicating the fascinating culture of her native land! Bridalshower given t-a Ju Jiii .. INDIA BRASS - Michelle, daughter of Raj 011d Madhu MaiJotra, Is shown holding a large braso howl which was part ollhe display ol tblngs . (!) - "'0" c""' ·-.. "'J Q,- .... "'"' U.w..!!~~ from India included in Madhu's presentallon. Degrees awarded at OU "'0U ·- . ~ .... ·-- .9- "'~ "'c; ca,., .. ..,at ..: <1: ~~II :::)-c~a..,. <( 1&. 0 .. :::.::: g. u ... .. ~..01 Q.ll 2 t; . . . ~~1! J!-f]"J! ~- I: 0 II ,.. •lila.:. ~~. 2 -;e~~~ Ec~c•o .. 01! __ ... ,.. ·-.. ~t-.1: 01 u I woo>O g:eot ... ... ~ • ..t:,Ooo w ..O:U<C·- ¥ .. I 1:111: A. • 2 -~ '1- Ill ·- 0 .. .t E . .!Ell . e~ M· . 1:111: ~ ·-~ .... ()- ·.r ~ U·== ·;c <( ~ 0 0 G~:sl~ c I "'0 1="',l ~ ::;) >- I -~ ta ,..:. ... Ill 3 II . e~ 0 .'!: .; JM Ill acv :;:)- • TIJESDAY JRI co UNJY BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Genealogical Society SetS speaker POMEROY -Open house at the newatCancer Management Facility CarndewUln-Clarbek Mhemdorlal Hospital e1 Saturday ' Aug. 6, from 7 to 9 p.m., and on Sunday, Aug. 7, from 1 to 4 p.m. Tours will begin in ~e main iobbv Emma Ashley, program chair· manfortheMeigsCountyGenealogleal Society, announced today that Robert CUnning, president of the Ohio Genealogical Society w1ll be the speaker at the Sept. 18 meeting. ThiswUlbetheflrsttinnethatany president of the stale organization has vtsi1ed Meigs County. Prepara· lions for the visit are being made oow and all members and other in1eres1ed individuals are urged to dth tin and Mrs. Elmer Hysell, Rou1e I, Rutland. Omt'tted. Unintentionally omitted from the llst r b ts ttendlng day SaiJsbury John Martin, St., Charl1e Martin,.. cam~ w~re ~k ~ Sieve ~!hers, Robbie O'Bqen, Chuck Smith Dickens, and Josh Dickens. Leaders were Judy Martin, John Martin Sr.. and Pat Annual · picnic supper of the NEW MANAGER - TOMMY CROPPER " aa ... In E . Main St. Pom~roy, OH . H& R Block Office Location PH . _ 992 3796 - MAIL ~~.c&:;roNs 0 •t•I~e 52 We('ks .............. ...... ............. 151.48 Ohio Weeks ······· ..................... II5. 2I .I ~~ ~==~·, r.125s9 .64 21 J · 13 . . . . · · . . '· ·· · · · · · · · .. j~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~b·~~~·~-~·~···~···~··~·~···~·· ~···~··~··~·~·~ MICHAEL H. CHANCEY, M. D. w· II h T A h es o nnounce t e Opening of His Practice For PEDIATRICS speci;~::::c!~.c!~~~~~~ and PINNELL STREET, RIPLEY, WV EHec:tive August l4, 1983 BY APPOINTMENT ' TELEPHONE ln-9362 • ~< ~ I :a.: iAIn IIC IJ Wook• ........... . ......... , .... ...... 514 .04 26 Week' .................. ) .............. $27.30 818 ffi;;;;;;;;;;~';;;;;;;;;;;;;att;en;;;;e;m;ee;;;g;.;;;;;;;;;;;;Sml;;;th;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~u~~!!!gcovereddlsh LETS EAT AT THE MEIGS INN TONIGHT. Health ctub picnic THE FOOD IS GREAT AND REASONABLE, TOO. : ~~'::~:::;0~~~:::~~~~~;~ OPEN FOR DINNER EVERY EVENING FROM 5 : w~~~~ JILL 9 P.M. LOUNGE OPEN TILL 1AM. (CLOSED SUNDAY} outing were Eva Robson, Genelveve Ward, Iva Powell, Mr. and Mrs. James . GUrnore, Mr. and Mrs, Sieve Eblln, Beulah Oehler, and the bosts. ~ In ~~-~~~~:~~-- I Open house :a.: v ~i5 KEBLER Basham birth Ha-n-nenings, . r ):/ In SERVICE Dependability Peace of Mind I IJ ~ .. " 0 ..t:. .. ,;t gt. 1GI:::::) -~. c ....0 ~ Ill 5 i .t·S OO"".! ~ ·] Ill: Q ,.,~ u Q, > c( w Oil~ .. - ·- " .c.,!: .!!1 ~ l' .c .. ~. N Itt ic"ii .!! ... 0.,2 0 t:. .., ,..&. .....:r: o- In 0 y ,C :J: I'•"'o~ 0 "' ... f2 ~- Ill ~ ~-"" W"'c~ ow Ill: ;Ill~ OVAL Plans Storytelll.ng at library MONDAY c: .o ~ 1Ill • ••Me 0 • Ll. • 0~. ... li~ J ·-1.~· ()- c Ill :e ·- . . . . -...w t ...z-· ()- 1:111: . ~ >.!,., :.o~J!~ J! " ' aio .. ~ .o U) V) Ql C ('ol .... 0 Ill.¥~ t .. "' .5 s.'!: 'iii ;g w u l·:.~~~s "'"c 0~ .... 111• e. f'..! "'>;8-- ·c:e -o z .... .... ·.c ... .._, <( • &. .. w. ""' .· -...w N~w ..,= ·> . . 0.;,2 ~ ~ .. - POMEROY farnlly reunion-'The will beBeegle held Sunday, August 7, at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Pomeroy. Registration begins at 11 a.m., with dinner at 1 p.m. t llowedbyasbortprogramand business meeting. Family o friends are welcome, and and are ...Itt .... z"' Route 3, Pomeroy, bachelnr of science in education; Jeffrey Paul Goebel, Reedsville, bachelor of Quarter. science in mechanical engineering. Graduatingwithhlghhooorswere · Other graduating seniors Kat· Karen Elizabeth Probert, Reeds· hleen Louise COok, Middleport, vllle, bachelor of science in educa· Robin Renee Harris, Middleport, llon, and Jana Kaye Burson, Route bothmaster'sdegrees in~ation; 1, Shade, bachelorofsclencedegree. Myriarn Ruthchlld, Pomeroy, mas· Graduating wtth honors were 1er's degree in education;. Sharon Charles Todd Thomas, Route 1, Theiss Birch, Racine, master's Cheshire, bachelor of fine arts; degt ee in education; Rhonda Jean Kimberly Ann Hall, COolvU!e, Stockwell, Rutland, non D; Sean bachelor of science in education; Edward Mullen, Syracuse, doctoral Susan Elaine Hannum, Long Bot· osteopathy; Pamela Kli-Y Mees, tom, Cynthia Sue Pitzer, Long Pomeroy, bachelor of science in Bottom, both bachelor of scteoce in borne economics; Kay Balderson, education; Kevin King, Bradbury, ReedsvWe, bachelor of science In bachelor of scteoce in business educatkln. adminlstratioil; Lawrence, Pooler, 22 Meigs countians on OU List Beegle reunion -o ~ ~ •,. e • c¥=.0 Ill ... c:(a.,.ue ~ ~ .2::: .. = o-; • ~= .... • .. Cl.. ! .. .., ·<( C!!)g-!: • E 8.. Seventeen Meigs Countlans were candidales . for degrees at Ohio UIINerslty at the end of the spring •• 1=-a"i; .,J!.a:. ~ • Debbie Flnlaw, Kathy Johnson and Sberry Meckstroth entertained Saturday with a bridal sbower honoring Cathy Hess, bride-elect of Kevin King, at the Bradbury Church of Christ. Garnes were played with prizes gong to Edie King and Christi Twenty-two Meigs Countlans Oliver, Gregory Todd Thomas, Lynch. Jane Hess won the door were named tothedean'sllst for the Pomeroy; Kay Balderson, Karen prize. , I springquar1er at Ohio University. Elizabeth Probert, Reedsville; Don Refreshments of cake, mints, SURROUNDED - Curious onlooke1'5 watch as of bread prepared by deep frying, during ber library Bradley TUllis, David Wayne nuts, punch and coffee were served. Madhu Malhotra prepares samples of "purl," a type program Friday. Receiving a 3.3 average, and Wilkes, Rutland; JanaKayBurson, Others attending were Mrs. Naomi King, Joshua Lynch, Mrs. carrying a minimum of 16 bours to Camille Susette Swindell, Shade; ' Paula Haynes and Krist!, Mrs. be named to the roll, were Kinnberly Julie Ann Byer, Syracuse. Ann Hall, Dian Blake · Weaver, Farle Kennedy, Mrs. Gertrude Flnlaw, Mrs. Elsie Barnhart, Mrs, COolville area; Karen Bennett, , . - - - - - - - - - - - Riia Ball, Pat Vaughan, Mrs. Karen Katrena Hale, Dexter; Susan RACINE - Racine Chapter Meadows and Elisha, Mrs. Mabel Elaine Hannum, Cynthia Sue 134, Order of the Eastern Star, Michael, Mrs. Edie King and Libby, Pitzer, Long Bottom; Shella Edna The Daily Sentinel .vlll meet in regular session MIDDLEPORT- Funny stories, Mrs. Bessie King, Mrs. Carol Horky, James Sisson, George MIDDLEPORT - The Mid· .\londay at 7:30 p.m. at the !USPS It5-968) sad stories, and stories to makeyoo . Brewer and Stacey, Mrs. Charldene Franklin S1ewart, Jr., Middleport; dleport Garden Club will meet A Dlvlrdon ol Multlmedba, Inc. Masonic Temple. Officers are Monday at 6:'00 p.m. at the home think- all Uhese and more are part Alkire and Debbie, Mrs. Rosalie Debra Keebaugh Buck, Lind~ RaE: iSked to be there. Published t"v('ry anernoon. Monday King, Mrs. Farie Cole, Mrs. Ann Eason, Joseph Richard Freeman, of the repertoire of Linda Cochran, of Mrs. Jeanne Bowen, Syracuse throuf(h Friday, 111 Court Strf'f't, by the chlldren's consultant for Ohio Val· · Carswell, the hostesses' daughters, Clifford J . Kennedy. Lynne Dee for its annual picnic. Hostesses Ohio Vali('y Publlshinl! Company . Mul· POMEROY The Eastern timl?dla , In!"'. , Pol'nfroy, Ohio -15769, 992will be Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. J.J. ley Area Libraries (OVAL), the Heather Flnlaw, Jessica Johnson, -------------1 ~1 56. Sc>rond ~lass postage paid at PoBand Boosters will meet Monday Fry. reg!onallibfary sys1em serving ten · and Nicole Meckstroth. ~ mrroy. Ohio. at theresldenceofGayanne Clay codiltles in southeastern Ohio. Others presenting gifts to Miss in Chester, 7:30p.m. Mcmbc>r : Thc AssoCiated Press, InLinda will be sharing her ialents Hess were Mr. and Mrs. David Bali land Dallv Press A.'isoclaton and the POMEROY - All girls of with area yoong people Wednesday and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Am£>ricari NE'wspaper Publishers As-Regular meet· SYRACUSE Eastern Local School District, soci ation, National Advertising Reprel'rfOOre, Mrs. Mary Hysell and at 2 p.m. at the Mickjleport Public ~f'ntatlvt', Branham Newspaper Sales, ing of169 Board, 7 p.m., Monday grades 9 throughl2, in1erested in Kostie, Mrs. GraceChaney,Mr.and Library, when she presents a 7l.1 1'hird Avl'nUf>, New York, New at the Carleton School in York 10017. playing volleyball this fall for program of stories plus a "big Mrs. Brad Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Syracuse. Eastern High School are to meet surprise." Paul Darnell, Mr. and Mrs. Denver POSTMASTEH; Sf:>ncl address to The in high school cafeteria, 1: 30 D<~ll .v &>nlln<'l, 111 Court St .. Pomeroy, A native of Jackson County, she Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Van Ohio 4!'i7&q_ p.m ., Monday. has studied dramatics in New York Inwagen, and Mrs. Clyda Michael. MARY C. and minne In Paris, and she has been POMEROY - The Pomeroy SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route POMEROY - Meigs Local Area ChamberofCommercewUI telling stories in the OVAL area One W('(lk ......... ..... , ... .. ............ 11.00 Band Boosters meeting at 7 since 1975. meet Tuesday at 12 noon at the One Month ............. .. ................. 14.40 EnroiiL·d ro p.m., Monday in band room of Comments Linda, "Storytelling Is Tinn and Tina Basham, Route 1, On(' Y<'ar ....................... ...... ... $52.80 Meigs Inn in Pomeroy. All PnH:t in· one of the best ways to share Rutland are anoouncing the birth of Meigs High School to make members are urged to attend. Befort· I hC' plans for fair food .stand. literature with chlldren." ' a son, Jessie Allen, July 19 at the Dally ....... .. 20 Cents lnt <: nmJ The program Is one of several Holzer Medical Cen1er. He weighed POMEROY Pomeroy Rt'v( mw Sub.'K'rlber!> not desir ln210pay rnecar presented this summer by the Meigs eight pounds, six ounces and was 20 Special GALLIPOLIS Chapter 186, Order of the rlf"r may remit In advance dl~l to &:n•tt'C. Th(' !)ally SenTinel on 3, 6 or 12 month meeting or Gailla·JacksonEastern Siar, will meet Tuesday County Libraries. inches long. ba s is. Crt'dll wt!J be given carrier each Meigs Mental Health Board, 7 at 7:45 p.m., at the Masonic month. ' . Grandparents are Shennan and p.m., Monday at board offices, DorothyBasham,Rou1e1,RutJand, Temple. Past and present siar No subsc riptions by m ull permUted In 595 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. points will be hooored. tow ns wh('rt• hom<' car rl£'r st>rv!ce Is and Mrs. Jane Radcliff, Tuppers Plains. Great-grandpaents are Mr. available. Calendar I ~-0 In IIC Ill N ~ ca ., ~:3 ~ iA- • • o0 >:J: v �The I!Qga 6 Sentinel . 1, 1983 Pome.oy-Middleport, Ohio Kitchen Cabinots - Roof· Ina - Sidl"l - Concreto Patios idowalkl New Construction - Remodellna - Custom Pole Barns. Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. Ill Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE COURT OF COMMON PlEAS, MEIGS COUNTY lollow s Begmn1nt1 at thr Nonhwf!S · terly or most nonhert.,.·cornpr of Lot No 99 ot thf' C W Dahn •'t Add rllOrt 10 Sillel Vii iOJgf' CIS Arat Fomily Mortg- Corpo- recorded 1n Pla t Boo l:. No 2. ration <If Florida PagP.s 15 and 16 of th e recor r1s Plain1iff o f sa1d County then ce runn1ng VS North 21 dP,Qrees 00 m•nu tpc; Jimmy A. Lee. Sr., and Sheron East 226 90 lt>et to d POint K. t.. thence North 69 deoref:s 00 o.fettdantt minu tes West 174 86 fee110 J CASE NO. 83-CV-143 pornt. thence South 28 degfeps By VIrt ue of an Order of Sale 14 m•nutes West oass1ng •ssued out of the Common tllrougha 12,n chd,ameter trof. Pleas Court of Me1gs Cou nty 111 at 60 69 fee t. a total d1stanceo l the above s,ryled case. upon 186 9 1 feet IO a POint •n the Judgment therem rendorF.d . center of an ASphalt dnvevvav. be•ng case No. 83 -C V- 143 1 thenc e along th e ce nt er of Sil1d V'( !ll expose for sale Jl publiC dll'.'ew ay on a curve of au ctiOn at the fro,nt doo r at the asphal t d111Jeway: thence alon g Court House in Pomerov. Me•gs th e center of satd dnvewav on a Countv. Oh•o. on the 3rd dav of curve to the r•gh t havmg a Se,ptember. 198 3. at 10 30 rad•u s of 45 90 feet an arc dista nce Ql 73 73 tee t lc" ord oc Ioc k AM . .. the followmg " 00 bears South 35 de~ces Ian dsan d tenements to-w•t. :,• Sttuated 1n the V11fage of mtnutes East 66 0 6 fee t I. Pomeroy. County of MeigS and th ence South 01 degree 4 1 State of Ohto. tO-Wit m •nu tes 30 secon ds East 29 77 feet to a pomt at the Be1ng m 160 acre lot No 1224. Town2. Range13 ot t he north erly end of Ea st Street' OhiO Company's Purch ase and thence North 69 degrees DO mor e parti cu larly descnbed as m1nutes West 207 8 5 fee t to a 45 mmu tt':" East 13 7 00 lf'et thPncP North 78 cleqrf'es 00 rn 1 n 11 1 e~, WeSt 140 00 IPf'l th~n ce North GG OeOiefl.: 00 rn 1nuleS WAst 2 J 7 QQ tePt thencP Nonh 02 degrees 27 mmutes WP'!.t 184 23 IPE'I th encf' South 74 deorees 23 mmutes fast 604 00 teAt thP nce Sowh 84 deqrP.PS 36 m nutes 30 ~econ.d a Eas t 301 16 tem the,1ce Sou th 11 d Pq r~e s 3{) m•nu tes West 125 00 ieet. then cP south 32 1 df'~ 1 ees30n u nutesEas t 7054 !Pet thPncP South 3 2 d~qrees 30 n~• nute s West 250 00 fee-t 10 a porn t at the Nonheas t corner ol Lot No 93 of sa•d Dabney Acldi !IQn, thence North 69 deg re.e s 00 m 1nutes Wes t 150 00 feet fO the pi<Jce 01 begmn•ng. conta•ntn~ 5 0 22 acres. more or 1ess. and be•ng a part of the prem 1ses co d ' '' el andnveye to Wilha m L Knitt l•nda Kn11tel bv deed recorded 1n Volume 246. Page 7 7 3 of the Deed Record s ot sa1d County Th• s descnpt 1on prepa red by Jerry lee Gambill Reg tste red Surveyor No 5737 on February 9. 1982 ---------+PO_I_ m_: r_h_en_c_e_N_o_•t_n_2_0 _d_eq_r.:_ •e:..:'...j p r 0 pe r 1y a p p r n 15 e d a 1 S34.666 00 an d ca flflOt be an Slimming Stripes tern 7034: Wom en's Sizes 38-40; 42·44 mcluded. $2.50 lor each pattern. Add 501 each pattern lor postage and han dling . Mite Braob Send Needlecroft Depl to: :.t 1 7 Public Notice Box 163, Old Chelta Sb., New Yorl, NY 10113. Print Nolle, Addrm, lip, Plllem Nut1btr. Yes! I want to see ma1e Crafts. send meyou r new 1983 NHDLECRAFT CATALOG. !50 deSign s, 3 free patterns. Only $1.50 All CRAFT BOOtiS..$2.00 uch All lloab ond C.talot-edd 51Je each lor pasllp ond hondlin~ 135-0ofls l Clothes On Parede 134-14 q.ticl Midline ~ill$ 133-FIShrDII Home ~ilting 132-~ilt Ori&fnolt 131-Add • lloc:l ~ill$ l~icl 'n' Elsy Tronsfets 121-Enllfope Potchworl ~ill$ 125-lllrilly Crolly Aowets 121-Pillow Sllow-Ofh 118-Ctut:htl with Squ11es 117-Eisy Art of Needlepoint 114-Complete Afjhlns 112-Prize Af&fllt!s 111-Eisy Art of Hoirpin Crochet 111).1& Jiffy Rup . 1119-Sew+hit (lllslc tissue incQ 107-lnsunt Sowiri& • 106-lnslantFIShlon 1114-lnsunt Mooey 103-15 Qoilts for Todoy fnt~'B~ lean, long jacket tops alit JIFFY-CROCHET in 'slimming vertical st1ipes. Combme four color 101 this cap-sle.,.d jacket. Pat- I shades of a smgle - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . : .·- - - - ' - · curb I I 1 1 I I 11 1 In fl a t•IOn Pay. Cash for claSSifiedS and Save'I I I I I Write your own ad and order by mail with this coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you 9et results . Money not refundable N me Q S37 00000 ' NOTICE Nottce •s hereby g•vefl that on Thursday, August t 1. t 983, at 10 00 A M a pr1vate sale wll be held at the off 1ce of the Centr al Tru st Company, N.A .. Middleport. Ohio. to sell for cash the follovv•ng coll ater al to·Wit Co•CI~ t l "--• 1 ...... •~-•- ) ~ "' .,..,_ . ...... - , ..,,_........... . .H ""'···~ ·l'\f- ........ .... . .....01 ll s7,000 00 Terrns of spte· Cash Real estate cannot be sold for less th an two- th1rds of the appra•s ed ~Jalu e . James J .Pro ffm Sher•ff of MeigS County n ........,..._. l l •1 ...6 J.,..O\d ti iPe11..,1• 17 Mu.oc.llnt..,_nto li l ·••••il• .. v.......... ,,_s... V., <l klel~"'-•n c. l lol~<1 "'n Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE 11 ~ WM!HI ....._,,.,..... • •, """'" 1., 11....1 •• ..._,.,..,. 1fo1 lion! 1 1W tr~ ltdT oDe 41(- . . C IDJ II.,.I • tfnr l..a• 11 loi_I..,Wono od J 1 I I I 1 1 I' I I I 1 I I I I ------------- A ddress Phone I w•c••- l "" ltlo\II Go- I I I I I I 1 JWanted I I For Sate 1 JAnnouncemen1 .( J For Rent t ~. t9, 1. 10 . 1. i' l . 3. n 5. ,. II •• :lJ. 6. 7. 8. 9. . 15 . 16. 17. 10. .. -- 18 . '19. tl . --- 30. 12. - - -· - 31. 13. 14 . 15. • I I I I I ll . THE KOUNTRY KLUB GoH Lessons Special ADULTS .......6 for $40.00 STUDENTS .... 6 for $30.00 'Golf Trips 'Pro shop 'Fitting Center 'Metal Woods 'Club Repair 'Fishing • John Teaford Chester -Addono and oomodottng --ng --Cocki ... wadt and gultor wort. -Plumbing and elodri<al wort. (Fr.. Estimatet) 6. 16. 1 mo 16. 32 . JJ. "Excavating •Ponds •septic Tanks •Hauling CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. 235.95 8 Cu. Ft. ... '285.95 1355.95 15 Cu. 20 Cu. Ft. ... '418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... 1472.95 3.4 --- 3l . Mail This coupon with Remittance The Daily Senlinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 .... ~-------~---~.-------·--·-·• RUTLAND FURNITURE CO CARPH SHflP I .II (jt'\1 St'll 111 I $1295 Palma L llohler Goodwin Leta l. Goodwin Hall . ' II CARPET Good Selection Of !111 I lt Ill !J: II. STARTING AT INSTAUED WITH PAD Good Selectlon Of GRASS CARPET CONGOI.EUM RUBBER-BACK TWEED $399 iA~:RRY ~\r:-Homer.of I ROLL ONLY IN IIOWN · )'01.1 , 1'1111* L llolller Gocdwi1 1.111 L aa adwla Httll Joa, \Ill ·s . GOI.DSEAL . The limit of our . ... U1 h i ... _ , ... . 111 ••oo ' """'"'_,,., U OO David Brlckleo Buoineu With GENERAL CONTRACTING, Inc. New Homes - Eltensin Remodel ina 'lnsur~nce Work 'Custom Pole Bldgs. & Garaaes 'Roofing WQrk 'Aluminum l Vinyl Sidinrs Dovitl Bricklet PH .992-7119 6 · ~9 l mo pd SIDING "Beautiful, Custam Bu iIt Glraces" Call for free sidin1 estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. No u oo New Homes - Eltensive Remodeling. elnsurance Wortc .Custom Pole Bldas. & Garages •Roofin& Work oAit.millllll & Ylll)1 Sidinp 15 Years Elll:perience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 llll tft EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING' 'Sid in& 'Roofin& 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodelin& 20 Years Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Call 843-5425 ' 7·5·2 mo. pd l-11-ttc TERESA'S CAKE DECORATING lltltioo, ponds, utility constructioollld septic tanU. All Occasion Cakes "Licensed & Inspected" RACINE,OH. 992-3047 . $2.700.00 or Best Offer Day or Night PH.992-3006 s.t G-1 mo. Riders &Sons SALVAGE. COMPANY "Bonded & Insured" 1-IB·l mo Real Eatate General ARROW FLASHING SIGNS FOR SALE OR RENT 6". 8" Repl•cement Letters STRIP COAL $3()0° A 1-61~782 Gilt' S&W TV AND APPLIANCE . SERVICE Chester, Ohio Ph . 986· 4289 If No Answer, Call 985-4382 Dewayne William• flo Scottie Smith All Makes and Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Service Available HOME REPAIR .H. L. Writesel Roofing - Siding Troughs, Down Spouts Windows - Doors For "All" Your Home Repairs ... ROOFING All types of root WOit. new E . Mairl..., POMEROY,O. 992·2259 NlW umiiG - 1111r 111ne 112 - Approx, 30 acres o1 vacant ground ~h . 7 acres tnlable or a home site. As~•• $15, . CIIIIIER WANTS OFFER llean, nice 2-3 bedroom home Phone I·( 614 )-992·3325 IIEW um~~~; - 4 ocras l*rs old 5 room hous~ beth. T.P. wala', Southern schools. Oniv $18,~ NEW umiiG - 6 nn. 1touse and !niter. Equipped kl!:hens, IJMhs, garage and I& Itt $25.900.. IIEI UmNG 1979 Windsor fwnished and IMI ~ in t.lddleport $22,1XXl. DBL.IEIITAL- For adiQional income or investment. Middleport Reasonable 8 nn. nice older home. Good Plfleling nice carpetin_tr, lurnace, 2 baths, lg Itt $35,000. Offer welromed. RACINE - 11 APTS. - Rm. br 1r101e. Have been ranodeled.' l.lvel lots. Stares. schools and churches .... Wil tab $1S.IXXl. J AP11. ·- In - . . . within Wlloo 11111tD.';;;~ $23,~ . II'. IM SYMCUSE EDilln 211111 IIIII 2bldnan llliler. llsltilg $23,500. ... lllrinPnL Far $1.000 LARGE BEAUTIFUL FAIIM Home ~ an older 2siOfY lrlme wilh 4-5 bedrooms. onamal woodwor~ porches, and free gas lor heatils The huge bam has 6,000 sq. ft., including aloft for har. Appx.l!ofthe land was recentlj lertil~ed, lined, and seeded. There $ apj)!. 105 acres. Asking $85,1XXl. SYRACUSE - Two nice level Ids with a three bedroom home. dining room; part basement and utility room. $11,000. liCE CORNER lDI Ill 110Dt.EPORT - Fan1Jstic bath, huge livilg room, formal dining room, lour bedrooms, luH blsement, garage, and a nice fnn . porch. Reduced to $47,500. i:OCATION - Nice level ~ Ids of. room lor a flll1it1. Has 3bedrooms, bmal dining room, vinyt sidin& &ialnlic family room, and a frOnt porch. Good bur II $27,800.. aur Call: George Gum Ph. 992·5433. 5·16 2 mo. THE· \·TROPHY KING USED APPLIANCES Washers, Dryers Ranges, Refrigerators E. a.nd, Jr. IIIII 992-6111 .111n r1111111 • • Donit Tunw t92-5&92 Jo Hill 985 146& (Formerly Employed by Lee Constructton) CARPENTRY Manufacturers 1 PlAQUES WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS SERVICE Remodeling & New Homes "FREE EST,IMATES" ENGRAVING 320 JERICHO RD. PT. PLEASANT, W. PHONE: 992-7816 1 7-27 r mo. pd . COMPlETE RADIATOR SERVICE Radiator Specialist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. EttP!rience SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. Pomeroy, ,Oh. Ph. 992-2174 2 2S·i!CC CONT~~biNG: •DOZER . ALL STEEL &• POLE BUlDINGS ,. Sizes stirt from 12'x16' •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SlWER LINES oPONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING. CONCRETE WORK UTILITY BUILDINGS Si1~ from 6'x&' Up to 24'x36' Insulatd Doe Houses P&S BUILDINGS R•clne, 011. 110110£0 & wotiK GUARAiflEED Ph." 614~~·519.1 PHONE Jill CLIFFORD 992-7201 IQ.&.tfc ""' FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY SALES & SERVICE CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS ...c." c.Oilr,.-· U.S. RT. 50 EAST . GUYSVILLE, OHIO ~'\r Authorized John Deer. New Holland. Bush H011 Farm Equipment D11ier Form Equipment Parts & Service l·l ·tk NEW CUSTOM BULDING *MODULAR HOMES •PRE-CUT HOMES •REMODELING HOMES *~OLS LEONARD F. ERWIN CONTRACTOR 366 29th St., Rt. 7 Pomeroy 985-3366 7-211-1 mo. pd OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AND HOME MAINTENANCE 'Roofinaof Ill types Residentill & Com11ercial 'Gutters & Downspouts •storm Windows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES · 20 Years Experience WOIIK GUARANTEED TOM HOSKINS Ph . 742-2834 or 949· 2180 "FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLU,S PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS" CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PH. (304) 882-2276 6·201 mo. PERSONALIZED POOLS *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass 1fSt~inless Steel PH: 1-304-773-5(134 Mason, W. Vo. C. L. Kitchen 6·9-1 mo r ---------..:.----------tl !Sears I "FREE ESTIMATES" Installed And Warranted by Sears For 5 Years. PULLINS EXCAVATING -Septic Syotomo LARGE OR SMALL JOS ICII. PH. 992·2478 . 7·15·1 Ill) pel;. IIIII \, •Walhara •Oiehwtahen Rangea •RefrJgeratora •Dryera •Fraazera PARTS end SERVICE W•ntadtobuy. New, uHd• antique furniture. Will buy 1 piece or compltt• houMholdo. Cell Ooby A. Martin 114·992-8370. Buying dally gold, sliver colna, rlnga. jewelry, sterling w•re. old colna. large currency. Top prlcea. Ed. Burkett B•rbar Shop, 2nd. Ave. , Middleport, oh. 814·9~23478. OilOD Army type or oqu1t w1U or pyramid th•t a1Hpl,4 to e. Colt 304-875·3293. ."' . ......... ... - ... 4-5-tfc JJ '""" ~~------------------~1 . 3 Announcements SWEEPER end Mwlng mechine r•p•lr, parta, lnd tuppllea. Pick up and · delivery, Devla V1cuum Cl..ner, one half mile up Georg•• Cruk Rd. Cell 4411- 294. lnaurence '{ erd SBiell Are you peylng to much for your hoapltal·h••lth lnau· ranee . Call Carroll Sno-n, 448· 4290. ······c;&iiliioiii········· Scenic Hilla Nuralng Canter Ia now hiring at.tf RN's • LPN'a application• can be obt1lntd a1 Scenic Hilla Nurelng Center, Monday thru Friday. SAM Ia 4PM . Colt 448-7160. 8& Vicinity 18 Wanted to Do O.niM"II Hauling •nd Truh removel Service. Reliabl• and dopondeblo. Colt 448· 3159 between 9 ond 5, Exp,.-lence houae p1lntk1g and fawn mower repair. Very reaaoneble ratee. Call 446· 86SS . Houtecl••nlng In Olllllpolit City. 13 per hour. Cell 448 - 1815. relorencoo available. Lewn Mowing no yard to big or amlll. Reliable •nd dependab... For atlmate 1coll 448-3159. 9 to 6 . . ...-. ·21 Public Sale • Auction BuslneiB Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHINO CO . recommend• that you do bueln..a with paople you know, end NOT to Hnd mohty through the mall until you have lnvaltl· gated the offerl11g . LOCAL ROUTE FOR SALE: No ••lllng, collection only. Including Ch•ln atore ac· counta. Will net approK. t300.00 per wk. Age or aex no b8rrler. Recl"irea 3 to 4 hre. Mull be Bondable. lnve1tment secured by eueta. •9.996.00 Cllh. Rt· 111ond to Box 300 c-o Ollllpolle. Dally Trlbun•. 821 Third Ava., O•lllpolll, Oh. 46831. Auction eve'ry Tuesday night, Krodel Pork Club Houn. Pt. PlooHnt WV. ' Au ct. Lonnie Nooi. Colt 814-387-7101 . Rick PHnon Auctioneer Service. Eltate, Farm. An· tlquo 6 llquldo- Mlot. Uctlftood 6bondedln Ohio 6 WYo. 304·773-1711 ar 304· 773-91SI . . Auction-. 271-3088. Will coro for olde<iy In our hom.. Trained •nd Expetioncod. L.P.N. coro glvon. 982-7314. 13 lnaurenca BANDY AND IEAVIR lnturance Co. haa offered MNictl for fire lnaurance co~orogo In Goltlo Ca1mty fat olmoot • century. Form, horne end penonal coverept .,.. neUe to moot tndlvlduot - ·· Con18at RoyWodo-.ogont. Phone 311-S248. pr.rty Mini Fl.. Market. Open 9AM-8PM dolly. Now tool1, aom• antlqu11. new glaas· ware, what note. Patriot Gogo Rd .• ~milo off Rt. 141 at Gage. Yard Sale 1804 Chethitm Avo., Oellipoli1. Aug. 1,2.3. 9 to 5 . For nle by Owner 1 200 aq .ft. hou• • corner lot. Full bllsmenl Broom & bath, g1r1g1 In buam•nt. Culto ~ m1tlc door opener. 111 heat, 144 budg... controtolr, fully corpotod. Bo• 408 Clrle Or .. Plantr Subdlv6alon. _ Hou11 for All 9 rooms • bltth wtth or whhout furnl· tuN. Cell 448-0924 • 4 bdr. ranch homelargt~ LR, full bltHment with v•ragt, woodbur- lncludod, city Johool. 1 mila from town. Colt 448· 027e. PATIO SALE -8 family : garden tractor, furniture , porch chairs. lempa, dl1· hesm toys, clothing 6 misc. Put the church In Chester. Aug.4· 5-8. Behind Ucenae Bureau In Pomeroy . August 1.2. 3 . Baby clothea. Lot• of misc. item a. 4 family. Aug . 4 6 6. Many Infant children• & women1 clothea . Numeroua mlac .. llema. Rt. 7 . flr1t driveway north of Cheater Dairy Queen. Aug. 1 Ia 2 . Behind PennroU In Racine . Paper back booka, Harlequin, Silouette Super Rom· ance & Canland. Brideman St., Syracu... Aug. 3 ,4 ,5 . & Vicinity Aug. 2 flo 3 . 9 to 7. Clothing, dishea, lampe, curtains. All nice ltema. 4&7 Beech St., Var.d aale· Augult 1 8t 2 on Middleport. North Main St. In Rutland. 814-742-2648. ······Fit ·Piiiiisaiit ····· 1---------Saat·Augult 3.4.&. Moore residence In Bradbury. CA.I. Miec. llama, modern. entique a. patio furnitu,., 814-992· 2649. 31 Homes for Sale & Vicinity YARD oele, Auguot1,1983, 12& Pal'lc Drive, Pt. PleaNnl, 9:00 tHI? YARD sola, 2414 flo 2416 Monroe Ave. August. 1at. & 2nd. 9-5 , clothing, bob~ ltem1, ml1c. . Yard Sale. first time thia year, Tuetday It Wedneaday, 10·7'. Route 3&, Hend·' ereon. Juat above CoanGuard St•tlon . Gla..ware. clothes, books. Lote of ever· ything, cheap. · 1 4 Family Basement Sale. Chlldran·a clothe•. mitcellaneoul, Blair ltame, roll Nr for small pickup. 218 Main Street. Tuaaday and Wed· nesday, 8-8 . 32 Mobile Homes for $ale .. Rench type lbrlckl. 3 bed· rooma, firaplace, attacheCt gerage, full baaement, newly ahlngled roof, walking dlatance to Pomeroy Elem. School. f40,000. Call 992· 8143. TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED · CARS .. TRUtKS .. GALLIPOLIS . . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446-7672. Located in Syracuse-Near achool & ewimming pool. 3 bedroom situated on one· third acre lot. $24,600. 304- 7~2-B4S8. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL-· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 36 . PHONE 448-7274. Handyman's apecial in Au· tlilnd: Eight rooma wh:h pooolbllltles. North Main St. The firtt Hnaibla offer gate it. Will be on pramiaaa to ahow houN on Aug . 6 & 6 from 2 until 6 p.m. Trailer for sale or rent in Mercerville, Oh. $200 mo. plus deposil . C•ll 814-268-: 1966 or 814-266-1608. 1 8x20 h•nd hewn cabin . Over 100 yeara old. To be removed. 8600. or bett offer. 814-992·247S. HouH for aala-Contact Clarence Hill at Rustic Hills In Syracuse. Ohio. 814 ·9922987 after 6 p.m. 111 acre on hard road. South· aida, WV, with old house. ·1~.000. 304-937-26B6. PERFECT SHAPE 10•40 ell electric modular home, aolld •• new. •as.oo. Evan • 1m all air conditioner InclUded. 304-&76·2711 . A GOOD HOME FOR e3500 . NICE 10•40, ELECTRIC HEAT, EXCELLENT CONDITION . 1700. DOWN, BALANCE Fl · NANCED. 38 PAYMENTS OF 1106.48 A MONTH. 304-178-2711 . Houae for sale, 4 rooma, both, outbuilding, lot 80K18S, Applo Grove, AI. 2, 304-678-2292. For ,ale or Illume loan, 3 bedrooms, family room, full ""1omon1. 304·875·6110. I 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1973 SHULTZ 12•86 whh 12.Z4 1977 odd on, 3 bedrooma, ut611ty room. en• trel.alr, new carpet, 12lll:12 deck, framed underpenning b.cked by 4" lnaulatlon. Jtova, refrigerator, mat1l uulldlng ,wit~ electricity, c•n be moved or lah on ranted lot. Tr•na.. red, mult aell. 304 - 176-1194. If no answer call 67&· 4107. USEO Mobile Homeo. 304578-2711 . THIS WEEK SPECIAL. Now 1883 14•70 folrmont, only t12.895. 10 porcent down lor Bond flnonclng. All Stoto Modular Homea. Helf way · betwt.. Huntington & Pt. Pleannt on State At. 2 . 304-678-2711 . 1977 OAKWOOO. control •lr. kltch•n turni1hed, 3 bdr. bl·levol oltuotod on wooher flo dryer, coli 3041 Y. ocrH. KC School Dlt· 871"4293. trlct, 3 min. from HMC. 8 1 - : - : = - : - - - - - - - mln. to town, t7,000 down 1873 1ZKII0 KIRKWOOD ••sumebl• 814" loan. C..l mobile home. 2 bedroom•. 441-4178. ~8.000. 304-876-5022. \ · 7 Fomlly Yord Sole. Aug . 1. 2, 3,4,5 . S:OO·? . 412 Spring Ave . , Pomeroy . PlentY of clothea all •lzea. baby itlml , glasswartl, books. many ltema too numeroua to mention . Parking •croaa tM ltretl . Y•rd Sale, Aug. 1 · 3. 9 a.m.·& p.m . Acrou from old Oolite Store. Gettle, Rt. 233. 6 family yard sale. Aug . 4-5. Antiques , tools . guns . Thura. & Fri . 9 to 4 . Sketeway Roller Rink on Rt. cloth••· baby lt•m• .1- -- - - - - - - - 7 - 8aby clothes. small child· rena, women clothll, car . ..... FICI-iTIEiri>ii· ··· ····· Met, bllby bed, grow light, flower at•nd, baninett, Iota Middleport of miac .. For lea•. Auto Servlc• Yard aale in Middleport. 18& Center, M•aon, wv. 3 baye, Front St. One rug aile 12 x 2 hol.ce, excellent location. · 1 & • Iota of odds end enda. succeatful bualneu for over Clothing. Augu1t 1·2· 3·4·6. 30 yeare, av•ll•ble after From 9 to & each day . Aug. 9. 1983. Colt after 8 3 fomlly 9 -4, Aug. 1 flo 2. p.m.. 1-304·875-29S2. Rain or ahlne. lv11 Powell Re1ldenca o~ero11 from Saptilt Church, R•clne. Oh. 22 Money to Loan Furniture. appliances. televl· aiona , guns. gl•••ware. cloth... miac. No early HOME LOANS Low li•ed 18181. rete. Leader Mortgage, 77 E. Stole. Atheno. Ohio. 1-814· 592·3061, or 12 to 4PM Racine. Aug . 2 8t 3 . Corner of Fourth &. Pearl. Clothea. 1-800-341 -6554 In Ohio. dishes. electric motora, ~tc . Wanted Room, board and care forM eld•rty peraon In my home. Roooonoblo. Coll992-5022. Once 1 year Yard Sale! Sat. Aug. 8, 8AM-IPM. Furnl · tur1, tm•ll appllancea, baby Items, clotha ell 1lzH. mil· coll1neoua. l976 Mollbu, ~now tlrea . 1972 Ford pickup. Free Ice w1ter. Old St. At. 1 60 In Porter 10uth off Rt. 654. Porch Sale 810 Fourth Ave .. Gollipot11: Aug . 1-2-3. Copy machine. baby clothea, aize 12 panta, clothes, old dish.,, boOks, rocking chair, and much more. ' Amlah F09d Product.- In grhd demand. Oil1:ributor ~ ohlpo ovelleble whh high . Income potentiel. No major 23 Professional Services lnv•tm•nt, na Inventory or t280.000. lingo gome. dollv.y. Apply In poreon S Cherokee, N.C . Leaving PM Tuea. 8·2-83 •t ColumC&L Bookkeeping Pomeroy Auguot 19. t&5. bua Southern Electric Co. Broad r•nge of bookkeeing for trenaport1tlon and mo· 990 Second Ave., Oelllpolla . and tar. .. rviCea •v•llabla to ..I. Reservation deadline Au ~ gull 5th. Tho only outho- NMded immtdlattly. Ledy suit your busineaa nHds. 446·3862 t:ized co·ordlnetora Within to IIVt In and c•re tor alderly Carol Neal eo mllol. 814-992-3377 or lady for room. board, end email oolory. Coll441-3159 PIANO TUNING Beck to 814-992.1007 . or 814· 258-11187.' School Spacial e2& normal tuningl . Auguat only . Qualified 6 elll:perlenced Wud'a Keyboard, 448 4 Giveaway parte manager nHded for 4372. luge farm equipment dulerahipa. Sa.. ry end h•cantive PIANO TUNING-LANE DA· ANY PERSON who hn aa well 11 ben.tlt pl•n NIELS . Reliable aervlce anything to give awey and av1lleble. depend on expe- alnca 1981. Aasociate of doea not offer or antmpt to rlonco. Call.814-298-2139. Brunlcardi Mu1lc Co. Phone Offer any other thing tor aale 814-742-2961 . may place an ad In this Manea•ment c•liMr penon column. There will be no plrt time •815 month. charge to the advertiMr _ Honett · pe,.on to handle company fund•- Clerical du· Young female dog to good Ilea: (7141 882-0381. Colt home. H11 thot't & baen today. One poattlon. apade. Call after 2PM, 441· 28S8. MERRI·MAC noedo 3 dom· , onltratora in thla •r•al Gifta. Newly remadolod 2 otory Hay for cutting. C•ll 446- toya, hom; decor tttms on frame. 1 'h blth, 3V. acrn, 1142. party pl•n. Car and phone city achoola, riV'ervlew . nace111ry. Hlghed oommla· f32.000. Call 448-4222 2 long haired male and 1 lion. No lnve.trtMnt, clellv ~ between 9 & 6 . lemole Tiger kitten. Cell ering, or collecting. C•ll Beautifully l.ndac•ped 3 814-3SS·S771 . 814-742-3094. Aloo book· bdr. home with deck. On 1 Ina partiea. Box of clothing and mlactlscenic acre In Northup, City lanoua Items. Cell 446~ WAN TED·Roopanolblo schoola. 5 minute• from 9628. party to tear down old barn. town, fireplace. hardwood floora. malnlen•nce free, 614-949-26&S. quiet neighborhood. Asau5 Pupplea. mixed collie & St. Bernard. 2 males, 3 fa~lea. Can't work 9to 51 SeliA von mable 9YJ% mortgage. C•ll Far Info cell 3SB-9904. and work when you want. 4411-8878 after 5pm. 814-982-5480. Kindling wood to anyone By Owner 3 bdr. houae with who will pick up. 441-21105. Wanted··Som.on• to llwin 8 or 20 acraa. Sunken LR. with eldorly lady. Light family room. den, 2V. batha, Calico ktntn~about 8 weeks houaework, cooking . and full bMemlht. unattllchad old. 814·992· 2839 . etc. Nice home In Racine. garage with workap•ce. Will conaider land contl'lct . 814-949-2406. THREE klttono, opproK. 12 Pleaae no call after 9PM. weeke old, 304-SU-2253. Bar help-Full 6 Port time 814·24&-9400. poaltlona av•ilable. Apply In FOUR port Boogie puppleo. per10n only. USa lie Lounge, REAL BAROAINI 1 year old bf-levol. 3 BR, A·1 cond. , · black flo white. 4 Torrter flo Middleport. Oh. Poodle pupple1. 304-882garage • baaement, brick 2491. OPENINGS at Huntington front, large lot. city achoola. Stete H01plhl for LPN's and 4'Y2 mllaa from Gallipolis. 1 Femofe dog, 2 yooro old. AN' a. Poaltlon1 •re Ml'allabl• GrHn Twp. f39,&00. 448· block, opoyod, hN all ahota, far working whh dovolop- S038. houMbroken, u11d to being montolly dtooblocl, poychllt· cholnocl, 304-773-5192. ric acute. and long·termcare 2 BR hou• on nice lot, Rio retldonll of the fllclllty. If Qr~nde. Central heat. well lntereated send CV or con- lntuletod. Cell 814·245· 6 Loat end Found taCt Patricia Vandevelde. 9321 or 814-246-5314. RN, P.O. Bo• 448, HuntingIn Middleport. newly remo· LOBT M1l1 Boogto pup, '-n ton. WV 26709, (3041525- deled home with fireplace, 7801 . E.O.E. po1alble woodburnar, doae collor. In the vicinity of Lower Alvtr Rd. one mile out to school• and ahopping. COMPANION for elderly of town. Cell "111·2880. lady, mult live ln. Write Box Colt 814-1182·1941. Loti: Northup o~, Pit Bull, P-30, In cere af Tho Paint FINISH YOURSELF . 4S X a brindle female, 45 lbt. PlooHnl Roglotor, 200 Moln 28 bllatment, welle. win· Long Hrl. black fact. neme Sl . Pt. Ploo1ent, WV 26610. dow •nd aub floor com· Ully. Reword. Phone 379ploted. On 1.14 ocreo. 2S11 eny!lme. Reason•ble. Call 446· 12 Situation• 3044. =-~:~:~·~~:n:r. Gregg • Patty Glbb•·Ownara ' ' c.-. MERCHANT ' . Auction ovary Fri. , night II tho ' Hortford Community Truckloodl of new merchondloo ....., · c-lgmMito of 1nd CATALOG PH. 992-2178 ... '-... . . . ....................... 8 *CHAIN LINK FENCING -Gu Uneo Olfic:o 992-2259 BEDS-IRON, BRASS, old ( furniture, gold, allvar dol1 lara, wood Ice boxea. stone jara, antlquaJ, etc .• Complete houaaholda. Write: M.D. Miller, Rt. 4. Pomeroy. Oh . Or 992· 7780. 985·3561 All Makes PATRICK & EUGENE . JOHNSON Trophy -Beckhool - Dump Trucks - Lo-Boy - Trenchtlf' • -Water -Sewer lllnry , Standing timber, any amount. Call 814- 3889908. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Call: 949-2263" or 949-3091110., ; 13 ' "CUT OUT FOil FUTURE USE" downspoUts: fJlter cleaning and painlit1, stOrtll doon and windows. "All Work Guaranteed · "Free Estimates" -Dozera RlALTOIS PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 or "pair, autters and "Free Estimates" ... Wented to buy uaed coel • wood heatart. Swain Furni· lure, 446-31118. 3rd. 6 Olivo St.. Oolllpolil, Oh . St. Rt. 124, Pomtror. OH. PH. 992-2280 Wanted Ta Buy We pay cuh for l•te model clean uaed ct~ra . Jim Mink Che~ . -Oidotnc . Bill O•n• Johnaon 441-3872 Roger Hysell GARAGE Also Transmioslon Complttt l•r~ vic•. Alao AuctionHr do •ppralule. uc.,Md 6 bonded to Nil. HouMholdl, form f\lmloh· lng1 6 Rut ooteto. O.or 25 -·a ••porlence In buying 6 HIHng new, UMd & antique furniture . 814-892 -6370 . Ooby A. Mort1n. 9 6127/lln AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR · Public Sale • Auction -" BOGGS Wants $22.500. lllW umiiG - if jOU want a nice 2-3 bedroom home wilh a '-&1! living room, basement !'"d great deck and palil, here ~. tS! Equippaj Wen, central SJS~.ett. Look·al thi; one ... FREE EStiMATES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 2-23-llc 7-15-! mod. ~ with large ~in Pomeroy. urge living room and kitchen, sej)8rate utiily room.Froot an!! reer porches. Should be sold. ,•New Rooflna TON JOHN'S AUTO SALES We sell quolity used cors. •Replactmtnt wtndOWI MINE RUN S.R. 124-Ph. 992-5468 lluiers of &lass. aluminum cam. Iron, metals. TOP PRICES COlli* .................... 45' lb. AlUminum Cans ...... 20' lb. Radillors .. ......... .. 30' lb. Asst. Glm .• $1.00 hundred Mixed Iron •• $1.00 hundred Also Pidting Up Auto Bodies 6-22·1 !110.-l'd. The Daily Sentinel Pag&-t AUCTION ev.. t ' aturdey night, 8 p.m . "' ' · Alto Auction Barn. Conaign mtntl hken ·every Saturd•y 1 :00 till aale time. Emm• Bell Auctlnoor, 304·428S177. •I~ •Storm Doont •Storm WI'Miowa 629lmo. ll(l 4-21 -tfc From the Smallest Heater Core to the Largest Radia· tor. · PH. 949-2224 B·l·lmt. 10 ACID - Just oil Rl 33 '• PH. 992-7119 Pipelint, Will sites, recla- lll'lndlonl: nm & • 742-2328 Route 4, Pomero · PIPELINE Bob Camptell & Don Rose l SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY 742-2352 ERNEST MITCHELL HEMLOCK Weddq Cakes and PH~ AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE •Lowest Rates Around •friendly Servie ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Sunday Calis Cleaning & Installation of New Systems "Senior Citizens 10% Discount" Carpeted. btlthroom with shower.ras or elect. retri~. furnace. & lot. Weterheoter, ronp, sink, ga, etact., or blltery liabts. slttps 6. exceiiMii condition. VINVL & ALUMINUM SIDING C.o ... 111 -H••- U.ool!I•Vil.... FREEZER SALE Horizon? ~ .., DM d * l l -- BISSELL SIDING CO. Arbaugh's Archery & Hunting Supply CONTRACT! NG RECAMATION Hunter Funeral Home Rutland, OH. Your services were 100% perfect. we thank you. Also your helper Ralph Moore. .. Palma L lloltler Goodwin Lata l. Goodwin Hall G11ndsona: Joe, Tim and Wil L- u,,,.,, _.,. u,,, ,,_,.. We can repeir and reCGn~llldittton and hell· ter C0181. We _, 111m acid boil and rud out 111dletora. We ..., repe1r PAT HILL FORD v:C. YOUNG Ill MEMORIES Life is eternal Love immortal Deatl! only a horizon .., _ _ 1 tM ._.. ~ 7 7) .... _ 1-.,- - - -- - - - - - -- -- j I.J.Eo--. 14 EIK1Null 11_,._,-., I RADIATOR SERVICE G11Tanka. M.L G11ndsons: Hall '"' C Jonl• ,.3-·~ ,.,., ...... lJ P.I ... -Dioeo l .,. - - Vinyl & Al11minum follow•ng lands afld tenements. located at 210 Condor S1reet 1976 Ford 138 Club and 2 12 CofldOI Street. PomeWago n Ser .a l N o roy. Oh10. respect•vely 992-~196 992-6215 ar 992-7314 E23AHA69 111 S•tuated 1n the V1llage of Middleport, Ohio Pameroy, Ohio Central Trust Company, Pomeroy. County of M e1gs and 1-13·1!c H ·26-tlc N A . reserves the nght to State o f Oh1o. to -w1t b1d at the sale. TRACT I: Be•ng part of lot.44 (7) 1, 2 .n the c.ry of Pomeroy and descnbed as fo llows 3 9 feet 4 1n ches 1n front of 10 0 feet deep Public Notice ly1ng between George Ul nch's lot on one s•de and the school NOTICE OF lot on the other s•de. deeded by SALE V B Horton . Tr ustee for TUPPEIS PLAINS, OH. By VIrtue ol an Ord er at Sale Charles P Pomeroy to sa1d 'Bows & Accessories ISSued out of the Common John Mack 'Guns & Ammo. Pl eas Co urt of Metgs Couflly. Re ference Deed Volume 'Li~e Bait. Fishin& Oh1o. m the case of The Rac1ne 255. Page 197 and Vol ume Tackle Home Nat1onal Bank.. Rac1ne. 257. Page 82 1. Me1gs County 'Huntina & Fishing Oh1o. Pla1nt•fi. aga1nst James Deed Record s · M Saunders. et al.. Defendant s: License TRACT 2: Beg1fln1ng 7 feet upon a JUd gment there•n ren- P 3 fee t) westerly from the 'Do& Supplies dered . bemg Case No 83 -CV- southw est corn er of Lot No 4 5 Hrs.: Weekdays 10-6 949-2293 11 3 1n sa1d Court . I w 1ll offer tor •n the V1llage of Pomeorv. Sat. & Sun. 10-8 sale. at the fro nt door of the M81gs County. Oh•o (sa•d Racine, Closed Tues. & Wed. Court House 1n Pomeroy, Me1gs begmn 1ng poi nt bemg the 8-t·nc 11-t-1· mo County. Ohto on the 3rd day of southwest corn er of Subdl'.'lSeptember. 1983. at 10 15 s•on 1 of Lot 44); thenc.e along I'ROBATE COURT OF o'clock. AM . the tollowm g Condor Street weste rly 40 feet MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO laflds and tenements. to-wit. and to th e Soutllea'st cOrner of Public Notice ESTATE OF JOHN WOODPARCEL NO. 1: SubdiVl SIOn 3 of sa1d l ot 44· ROW BAKER. DECEASED S1 tuared •n the County of thence ba c ~ at the wtdth of 40 Ceoe No. 2416B Me1gs. State of Oh10 and feet by li ne parall el to the hne PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE OF Townsh1p o f Chester and 1n between Lots 44 and 45. 100 B1d s wil l. be rece•ved by the APPOINTMENT Sectton No. 18. bounded and feet. and bem g known as V1ll age of Pomeroy. ME)•gs OF ADUCIARY SubdtviSIOfl 2 of said l ot No descnb ed as follows. County. at ' th e off• ce o f the On July 14. 1983 1n the Beg1n n1ng 1n the center of 44. and the same pro perty Mayor. 320 East Ma 1n Street. Me•gs County Pro bate Court Road No. T- 11 3. w here the conveyed . by V. B. !;lorton to unul 12 noon. August 15th. west line ot Ctaren t c. Wolfs School Dr stnct No. 4 by d eed 1983 f o r t he followm a Case No. 241'6 8, Flore.-. c~ Baker. 5 Mam Stieet. Middle20-acre tract of land (descnbed dated Oct 15. 18 50. and ma tenals. · -r port. Oh•o 451 60 . was ap m Deed Book 20 t . Page 45 1. recorded 1n Deed Book 15. of 1. 700 ton s more or less of potntad Executn)C of the estate Me~gs County Deed Recordsl the Deed Records of Me1gs asphaltic concrete •n place and of John Woodrow Baker. deIntersects the cen ter of sa.d County. Oh1 o. at page 37 4 and rolled ceased. la,te of 6 Ma •n Street. · road th ence sou th 4 I 4 3 feet by Ann a W eber to Martm Wolfe Streets bern g CO flSidered lor by deed dated Sept 24. 1B91 . resurlac•ng are available at the Midd leport. Oh1o 45 76 0 along sa.d 50' lme.east tnence south Ro bert E Buck 78 degrees 303.5 feet recorded m Book 73. sa1d deed Mayor's Off.ce Pro bate Judge/ to the west lin e of the Church reco rd s of M e1gs County, Oh•o. The v•llag e reserves the r1ght Clerk lot then ce north 3 1 deg 30' at Page 62. and wh1ch said to re,ect any and all b1ds 171 I B. 2 5. 181 1, 3tc east 250 4 teet along Said li ne property was conveyed by A. 0 . m the cen ter of Road No Tra cy. Sher1ff of Me1g s Cou nty, Clarence Andrews . 64 Misc. Merchandise T- 113: thence north 58 deg . Oh1o. to The Farmers Bank and Mayor 50' west 499 5 feet alo fl g the Sav1n gs Company, by deed Vtllage of center of Sa• d road to the place dated Aug. 15. 19 3 2 and Po (Tleroy of bcg.nn 1ng co ntam •ng 3 05 record ed m Book 136. at Pag e fBI I . 8. 2tc acres. e:w;cep!lflg all legal r•ghts- 539 of The Deed Records o f Me•g s County, Oh10. of -w ay EXCEPTING and RESERVING• Reference Deed: Vo lume unto former grantors. all m'iner- 247 . Page 53 7 and Volume Ft. ... 1 als under tne above-descnbed 257. Page 27 1. Deed Records Public Notice real estate. as descnbed 1n of Mf!•g s County. Oh•o. Volume 20 1 Page 45 1. Me1gs APPRAISED AT $2.666.00 NOTICE OF Ft. ... County Deed Records TERMS OF SA,E. CASH. DRAWING JURORS PARCEL NO. 2: Cannot be sold fo r less than Off•ce o f Cornm•ss•oners of 8e1ng 1n Chester Townsh •P two-th•rds the ap praiSed '.'Slue Jurors. M e1gs County. Oh10 SectiOn 12. Town 3. Range 12 Jam es J . Pro ff1 tt July 22. 1983 of the Oh10 Company's PurShenff of chase. further descnbed as · M e1gs County, Ohto To All W hom It Mav Concern. On M onday, the 8th day Of fo llows · 8eg1nmng 1n the east IBI I . B. 15. 3tc August 1 983 at 9'00 o'clock. line of the Southwest one· AM .. at the off 1ce of the tourth of sa1d Sect1on 1 2 at a 2 In Memoriam Comm•sSIOners of Jurors of po1nt where the centerlme of Mergs ·County. Oh10. Jurors·w •ll Township Road mtersec ts sa•d be publicly drawfl for the east·hfle; thence •n a southwes September 1983 Term ot the terly d11ec110n fotl ow•ng the Common Pleas Court of sa1d cente rli ne of sa1d Townsh1p County Road 6 1 to a poult wh ere th e Wallace Bradford l auren Hoffman 1 Card of Thanks 614-992-2181 Co mmiSSIOners of Jurors IBI 1. 1tc Joe, Tim & Wil U % ...,_ Business Services . ·CARPENTER SERVICE Thank you friends. We needed you over the many yellS. Homer enjoyed your help &visits. To Manning - Beckie & Donny Mohler to have you close munt true love lor Homer. 8 J&L BLOWN INSULATION JACK'S SEPTIC SERVICE .18 FT. WILD CAT . TRAVEL TRAILER 12·20.11c A••• c..-. , 04 1 . . 0..,.,.00.1 - FOR SALE IIU""" E;o . WY 11-C::-114 7 1·C _ _ t i _M ,,~ POMEROY LANDMARK j 1 ...-,._, I Acceo•,.. ~ 15 Cu. Ft. ... '325.95 inc lude discou nt lo•lo·1•hur"' o• .,.,.,,. ~ , , . ·-- ..,.,,.,, ·-... ,_ ........ ., ......... .... .,......-... ......... c..,._ "'-·........ ,... . .. ..a.-. ..... ............. ,.,_<laoj...__ ...., ··--·-··--· SPECIAL These cash rates _c-., . ._... 7 l-a..... ~ . .- . ,._ .. .1,•11,_......., , ,~....,_. l :t U..ot- It"""'" 4 1 -hrn • •e~>- to' """• 4 7 W.., tt dt o "-'t 15S.:f l 11·11· .... 17.,., - . ...... YOUNG'S 10.00 AM . the / 11 flu11 Ill/( 1411111<>!~ •• Aile.- 3-7-l!c By vt rtue of an Order of Sale •ssued out of the Common Pl eas Court of Mmgs Counry Oh•o. . 1n the case of The Fa rmers ·Bank and Sav•ngs Compa ny, Pomer oy. Oh1 o plaintiff. ag atnst M1lton Bartra m. et al .. defendants. upon a Judgment th ere1n rend ered. be1ng Case No. 18.3 5 7 tn sa•d Court. I w•ll offer for sale. at the front door ol the Courthouse .n PomeorV. Me1gs County. Oh10. on the 3rd day of Sept ember. 71 lo oodr.olw .... 7s ......,,awo 3 e z M_ _ ,.,. II..,, Routt I Lonr Bottom, OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 f :/,. ~.••fi o • oltllll{•'.~ r'oll 'o•r lito· 1 1 " - .......... 1 1 -f.,. .... O< f r- 1 w- ""1o1.,. For all your wiring needs; furnaces ra- · pair service and installation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-3196 IB I 1. 8 15. 3tc ca. TV Ill..,_,,...,_... u ........... li '1I a- 14-Mi.., . _ _... MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Parcel 2 Wa s appra1sed at 19B3. at 1 OH. Go-everywhere classic! This colors or centerline of Townsh1p Road 61 •ntersects the centerl•ne of Townsh1p Road 11 3 thence 1n J sou th easterly di rP.r. ttOn lollowrno th e centorhne of Tow nsh iP Road 113 to the •n tersec!IOn of 11 Wt th the east l1ne of s.;ud southwes t 1/ 4 o f Sec ttonl 12. thence north along the east line cl southwest 1I 4 of sa1d Sect•on 12 ro the place of beg1nn•nq, Cor1ta1ntng rw8nly ac::res morP or less EXCEPT one- hall of o•l and gas as reserved by Cec•l R K•rnes. et al and Earl W K1mes 01 af Wh1Ch 8)CC8p!IOn IS SPet:•f•cally ser fo rth m t he reco rds of th e M ergs Coun ty Recorder s Offt ce. · Parcel 1 ""faS appra•sed at the appra•sed pi tce. JAMES L PROf Ftn SHERIFF Of MEIGS COUNT'I IBI 1. 8. I 5. 3tc Roofin& & Siding Co. Public Notice sold lm less than IWO·th"" ' ot The Daily Sentinel' 7034 •• ----------,r---------.,...;----------~1'""---------~ • PHONE 992-2156 ...... Notice Middleport, Ohio I'GnMII'Oy Business Senices -T he Daily Sentinel ··Public Notice ~y.August 1,1983 1978 Buddy cu1tom 14K70, 3 bdr.• 2 bathe. garden tub. "' underplnnad, metal bldg. Cell 614-387-7856. " .. •: 1980 Jleyvlew 14K70, 2 · bdr., central air. Call 814· \ 388-9918 or 448-8211 . 1979 OAKBROOK 14•60. 2 bdr.. u•• heat. fireplace. 1 0 Jt 20 deck with awning. framed underpinning with tie downa, good cond, Cell 446-2929 , 387-086S after 5pm. '; ' '· • "' > '. 1974 CHAMPION 14 • 65, 1 2 bdr., total electric, com~ \ pletely furnlahed on eKtrl .. larue lot In Ou•ll Creek., ., French City Brokerag• Ser· vfcea, 448-9340. ' • TWO TRAILERS on 1 ecro'o f land . Near Tycoon Lake, 3S8-8711 . \ 'll. Skyline mobile horile 12x&2. complete with air conditioner, c1rpat. drapu, furniture •nd underpinning t4.950. Cell 814-448 · 7608. ·, '• ., 1978 14•70 Wlndoor3 bdr. , eK. cond ., 1YJ:baths.dt•thln femily mult aell. Reaaoneble offer. Cell 446· 7613. · · ·: ,. ,• •' ·• ~ ' 1979 12•86 Llbeny. Ooe : heat. ttove & rafriger•tor, · ~ t7.500. 246-9294. • • Uaad two 'bdrm . mobile · ~ homea, turnlahed. Brown'e .Trailer Park, Minersville. Oh . $ 814-992-3324. • • 1972 Sherwood Park 14a85. 3 bedroom. pertielly furnished, • .c., underpin· nlng flo porch . $6,860 . 814992-6416. 1981 SHULTZ Mancheater, 2 badrooma, excellent con· dillon, 116.500. 304-875375 . 33 Farms for Sale Mtiga Co. Rd. 18, 88 aorta 1 /3 peature, 2/ 3 wooded, all minar•l righla. unllmhed gr•vlty fed apr-lngwattr, maturing timber, fenced In paature. 24' by 30' pole barn, large utility building. Beautiful 8 room home, all electric. completely lnau. lated. lncludea new carpel, fenced In y•rd, self cleaning oven, aida by 1lde refrlger1tor fr"zer, Aehly wood burning Ito"•· ldHI for klda end horsta. •ea.ooo. can 448-9510 or 992-3501. ·, ·~ "' : ••' l" "· ., '' ; • • i \ 1 ~ Z J ! ' t ~ �Page 8-The Daily Sentinel 33 • . Farms for Sale 54 They'll Do It Every Time r------. 76 acres. Good house, barn, chicken houae, large 1htd. EXcellent large garden, frutt .l£QI:'I~~ ~.~~· -"a /Af~ANT trees, well weter. woods, ~'lilt= YES7E~AY··· paature, hayland. 1 mile weal of Langsville on SR 124. 614·742·2880 before 8 p.m. 56 Misc. Merchandil8 Pets for Sale <iT 'N' CARLYLE'" r- Knauff Coal• Firewood Buy HILLCREST KENNEL • now for ...saned wood this Boarding all breeda. Selling lhru 80 Inch In atock . State opproved 16 goug. 1.21nch *5.3& per ft., 24 Inch •10.10 per ft. 311 Inch 11&.150 tJif ft . Aleo plartic am.ller farm from 2· 6 acrea. Would \ike outtide cellar or basement. Country water. ---------DRAGONWYNO CATTERY • KENNEL AKC Chow pup· plea, CFA Hlmoloyon, Por- Dean Wiblin, Rt. 1. Box 68. I .:.._ ( 8iocht1.80perft., 1 2 lnol. tJ :JO per ft. Ron 1 183 acre farm, farm hou&e. 7 rooma &. bath. under- e bulldingt. Natural gaa, location near school on New Uma .Rd . For more informa- e ec. tion call614 -742-2666 . 3& acraa at Rodney on W.T. Wataon Rd. Owner financing available. Caii446-B22 1 44 after 6 weekdaya. Exc. laval lots of 1 to 6 acre, all utilities available, located 49 .,600.00. 304·678· 2866. 1. 1 bedroom apartment for rent. Call.448·0390. ~ ' Furnished apt. , 1 bdr .• $22&, Utllltloo pd .. 920 4th Avo.. Golllpolla. Coli 446· 441 8 after 7PM. Large house with porch , Ideal for large family, $100 mo. A-One Real Estatn , Carol Yeager, Realtor. Call Furnished Apt. •185, utilities pd .• 1 bdr. near HMC. adulta. 446-4416 .tter 1 p.m·. 304·876·61 04 or 304-676· 7386. Small furnished -'ftdency apartment for ona profeasional type gentle~n only. central air. Cell 446-0338. Condomlnum- 2 bedroom, 2 bath. completely furnished . Ocean front. daily maid service, three pools. tennis courts. plus 24 hr. aecurlty guard. Myrtle Beach, SC . Phone after6PM , 446-3426 Furniahed efficiency t14&. utilities pd. AlsO furnlahed 1 or 814-367·0480 . bdr. f225, utllltloa pd. 607 2nd. Gallipolio. 441·4418 after 7 p.m. 3 BR house on 'Georges 2 new unfurn . 2 beck apt1. 819 Second AVe.• Gallipolis. C-A. garag'8. $260- CrBBk. Coli 446-3824. $276. Coii448·21BB. hous~ at 44 Olive St.. Gallipolis . Inquire at William Ann ~otel . Unfurn . apartment, ht floor, 4 r. & bath with yard, centrally, · located. · adult• only, no peta, ref. & sec. deposit, require. Call 446- Deluxe 6 room house off street parking. no pets, deposit and reference. Call 614·246-1629 . 0444 . 4 bdr. house with 11h baths. Rt. 7 lit Eureka . $250 mo. Call 446 -4222 between 9 & Kanauga. Nice 2 BR with carpet. rtove a. Refrigerator. Washer &. Dryer hook-up. $196 plua electric & gu. 5. Call 448· 2927 or 1·304· 273-9746. 6 room house In VInton. completely carpeted, deposit & reference. Call 614388-9682 after 7PM . or Modern 1 BR apt. Clote to town. Call 446-2065 after 448·1014 days: 8. BNutiful large furnished unfurnished home near TWO BDR. APT. •326. par mo. 11 Court St. Ref. and _do_P:_·_ c_a_ll_44_1_-4_s_z_a_._ _ Holror. t460·8600 per mo. Profauional couples only. 1 No pets. Dap. required . 446-1299. 4 rooms & bath . Unfurnished. fully carpeted, all new paint. No inside pats. deposit required . 81 4-992 3090. 2 bedrooms. unfurnished, Camp Conley. $1211 par month, 304 ·676-1371 or 676·3812. Above average aingle family dwelling. 8 rooms, 2 bathe, batemant. corner of 8th & Unfurnithad Apartments; Applications are being accepted from elderly or hendi· capped reaidentsforthenew BeBtley Mill Apartments In Athens. Ohio. Convanlent downtown location, all utili· ties included In rent, off. street parking. sprinkler sy•tem end tmoka detactore, complete securitY eyltem. rent sub1ldy available, open for occupancy Auguat 8. For more information co'ntac~ Alice Curtie in Athans at 693-5464 or Silvor HBBia Development Co. at 109 S Second St. Marietta. OH Vlond. Phone 304-875· 1931 . 467SO. MT. Vernon Ave., 2 bed - 1 br., complete kitchen, air. carpet, downtown. Call day• rooma. $200. a month plua depo•it, 304-676· 2661 . . 448·4383 ••••• 446·0139. Nice 2 bedroom. biaement, waaher and dryer. garage. air condition and wood burner, New Haven, 1-304- Furnished houaa for rent in citv. adults only, eecuritv depo&it. references ra· quired. Call 448-0924. 882·3202 or 302· 882· 2682 . 1 bed room Apt . • 198. mo. including utilities . Equel housing opportunity. Contact Village Manor Apts. 42 Mobile Homes 814·992·7787. for Rent Trailer' for rent or sale In Mjtrcorvlllo. Oh. $200 mo. plua depoaij. Coll814·266· 1966 or 614·268·1606. -2 : bedroom. Roush Lane. Chethire. 1 or 2 children. yard. 1 -304 · 773 · 3 bedroom downstairs apt. 1126 . plua dap. 814·992· 5511 . Apartments . 304-8766548 . 6882 . 2 · bedroom trailer. Furniihed . No peta. Deposit re~ulrad . 614·992·2749. APARTMENTS , mobile homea. houaea. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 814· 4468221 . I - SWAIN whh 6 Inch flat arma •399, bunk beds complete with bunkie• 1199, 2 piece an: tron llvlngroom sultea*199. entron recliners •ss. other recliner• •eo. maple dinette sets $179. love seats $70, Cell 446·0756. pold. 304-876·2696 . 46 Space for Rent . Apartmenta now available to oldorly Ill dlaoblocl wkh on incom• of. leu than t12.300. Ranting for 30 percent of adjusted income· .Phone 304·676·6879. _ SMALL furnished apartment. adults, no pets, reference•. 304·876· 1385. 814-24S· 6486. TRAILER lot. 1ize 90x70, Pea rsona Trailer Park, 304675·5488 . by Frontier), • 88&·. Sofa. chair and loveiUt, .276. Sofas and chairs priced from f285. to 1896. Toblot, e46 and up ,to $12&. Hide-a- beds. $440. and up to •&26., Recliner•. •17& . to 1360., lamp• from 128. to •76. 6 pc. dinette• from e99 .. to e435 . 1 pc., t189. and up. Wood tabla with 1ix Boby boda. TRAILER lpiCI, 3 miiN from town. junction 2 children. no polo, 304·1115· 2072 . after • a 12 at old Y, 304·1178·3248 e. JIVIDEN'S FARM EQUIPMENT 446·1875 SINGER sewing machine, Styllat free arm model 664, of bolo handling l!o feeding accetaorlee. Tobacco & . wllh coblnot, .ZOO. Call or oftar 4 :00, 304·87&· 4842. 121 1 Viand St. rotary tJ Iars, rotary cuners corn 188 •r.rayer•~ wagons. bl11d1a, Oatet cuhivetor. plows, dlac. poet drivlrs, heedgetea. plaatlc tanks, SOUND Dealgn atareo receiver with 8-track player. · woodbumera. And ... us casMtte player recorder. for a complete Unci of parte P!K>nograph Ill cablnot. 304· l!o aervlcel USED EQUIP IH Hydro 70. Ford 3000. 117&·2776. Ford Jubilee. Maauy 36. MesMy 86 w-loader. Farmall C. New Holland round baler. gravity wagons. NH grinder mixer, cornplcker, 2 a. 3 bottom plowt. Potter auger. We buy used Equipment. 1260. 304-875-5022 . 55 gun - Gun cabinets. $3&0 .• dinette cheirs •20. and *2l5. Gas or electric ranges, $326 upto•376 . 8abymatres•s. 126 Ill f3S. bodfromea flO, US, Ill 130, kingframo t50. Goad aelection of bedroom aultes , cedar chests, rockers. metal cabinatl. awivel rockers. Uaed Furl"!ilura -- bookcaaa. rengea. chairs. dlnnatt set. wood table and chairs, dryera, refrlgaratora and TV's. 3 milea out Bulavllla Rd. Open 9am to 8pm. Mon . thru Fri .. 9am to &pm. Sat. Building Supplies 4 Nle or trade good Farman H with loader. scraper blade Ill bolo mover. taB& wkh now point. Call 448·01 67. Building materials block. brick, sewer pipes. windows. lintels. etc. Claude Winters, Rio o ·r ande, Dleaallo•der. dozer. trailer~. Pickup. dunebuggy, cycle. Ford engine and trans. Cell 0 . Call614· 246·6121 . 56 614-388-8246. Pets for Sale For .. le·H~ Ferman Tractor .. American Pit Bull Terriers *300 ea. 6 male. born June Good condition. 814·9492558 . 17. Call814·388·8180. Uaed Harveatore AKC Reg. Chow Chow Structures. Automated lipuppies. Coli 814 · 258· vestock feeding-computer feeders . Call collltct 8141271 . NEW & &85-2280. John L. Bona. 441-0322 Registered German SheG . E . WASHER AND phard pupa. BetwHn 6 a 8 CASE 8110 backhoe l!oloodor DRYER , marched pair, Ike . - k a old . 614·985·3849 . t7500. H08 doror e8SOO. Cataplller 12 grader new. Kenmore coppenone, matched pair. vary nice. 15 Seal point Siam••• male' kit- tJ,OOO. Or oil 3 for to 20 uaed waahers to ten . Born 3-17·83. •so. 016,000. 304· B82 · 2004 after 8 p.m. chooae from . •ao. and up. 814· 992·2807 . Guarantnd 30 days. Call 268·1 207. Regletered Cocker Spaniel 63 pup1. Malo. buft. ,, 50. Alao Livestock adult Poodle end a Cocker (31.1) cu. ft. (lorgoat modal 4 mo. old. 1890 each new. Spaniol . 814·992· 2607. Serious oHer.Call Hickory Hut-448·6301 or Larry Evana·448· 9042 . 2 A KC registered female BHglas. 1 year old. Have ahots & ·are running. e&o. Couch 9 2 chairt, goOd Wllaon. 814·949·2543. uah or •ao. condition, f260 . Coli 614· 24&-8078," THE COWBOY SHOP, Now Haven, WV, 304·882·2360 . Now in atock: Cattle heher1, mese cat. 304-876-1846. 54 Registered border collies. blaclc and white, excellent Misc. Merchandise work dog or pot. •150, BEDROOM tulto. ping pong . 304· 686·2467. N~ pine exterior shutters, General Electric range like· new .condition. 8276 . 304· 676·1393 or 676 · 6977. onglno, 304·1171·4&81. Eldro HWIV bu'* boda, llko naw, m1ple flnfsh , 304882· 242&. ., Glllrd·Froo Eatlm..... Coli Gone 01 114-992· 11308. 1 FOUR horses for aele, 304· 875·6692. 1---------- Jlo Slmme"tol bull out of Mr. Ciean. 1 yr. okl, wt. 1151 lbe. Double 8 Simmental ton plckup.automatlcatMr· ing. powar brekea. one Form,ll14·387·7727. owner. 48,000octuolmllu. Holatoln Bull Coif. Phont1 268-a315. 949·25S8 . 1-,...,.-..:....___..:.._.::;.__ 64 1978 Chevy Sconoclalo 1<!o Elll.ctlllent condition . 814- 1974 CHEVROLET pick up. rough ohope, f400. 0< boot o-. 304·1175·2238 . 73 Vana & 1979 JEEP CJ 7. AM·fM, a trock, Ronogodo, PS. PB, low mileage. Original paint. 1979 JMp Hay & .Grain Autos for Sale 1979 Ford Courier Truck. 180 Auto Salol. 388·9906. 1978 V.W. RABBIT. yellow. 4 apd .• air cond.. AM·FM radio. new tlrea, low miloogo: RHI clun. U995. John't Auto Salea. Oallipo441·4782. 8 cyl. 3 epeed, new top, tire•. exc. 1981 Monte Carlo, loaded. 1978 Trona Am, block. lla. CJ.s. cond. 13700. 0515 . HAY, e1 .00 bolo, alao llraw, t1.2B bolo. 304· 46B · 1 898 or 304·895· 3060. 71 4 W.O. t4a9&. Coli 448-a514. opon eYenlnga. 7B 4 dr. Mercury M11qu1t PS. PB. air. I w . Met. tt.ro aound. Coli doya 4411·4383, OVOI . 448·0139. ' 19aO AMC Eoglo Umitod auto. trans, PS. PB. AC, power . locks. AM~FM CIIIBtte, elii.C . cond . , 15,300. Call 4411-.11050. 1978 Dodge Aapon atotlon wagon. would maka good work cor. t1,000. Coll992· 7304. 1979 Ford LTD, 100,730 miles. good work car . t1100. 387·0493. Coli 448· 1987 Ford Van. Heavy duty. New battery. muffler. Low mllaaga. $300. or bea1 offer. CUISBI Opportunitlel for · mi ~ norities in show buaineaa . !Cloud C.ptionod\ 7:00 PM (J) Bumo l!o Allen (I) ESPN SpomCentor eves. 1982 Camoro n.ooo. 27.000 mlloa. 3Q4.aaz. 24111. U95. 814-992-11178. Motorcycle• 1974 Hondo 350. 7,400 octuol mlloa. e&OO. Coli 814-38a-9765. 304·87& · 2088 or 8711· 45110. 1·982 Harley Davkfaon elec- 19BO YZ 80 Yomoho good condttion •410. 15HP roto· tiller "'"" good t200 . 1971 Ford ·lAI ton pickup rune good. body fair, nMda some minor - l r SIIOO. Coli 114·241·11021. 1982 Honda 185S ATC. Nko now, t9BO. CoB 814·3792802. Regiatered Polled Hereford 1972 Buick Electra , good condition, call 304-17S· 37a8 1973 CHRYSLER Newport, for porto, ., 75.00 tok81 k oil, 304-8B2·2629. miles. e~~~:c.tlant condition. ohofl drlvo, 2 tono block • groy. Aiding gear • . 2 holmota Included. U410. 304-17S-3191 • . 1970 110 TRIUMPH, t&OO. Coli 304·117&-8832. 1982 KAWASAKI 650 LTD Windjamrn.r, lowers. AM- FM. calletta, cra1hbar, 1981 Kowo11kl 440 LTD, 01000.00, 304·&71· 28811. 1983 Honda XR 80. UOO. 304·67&·3031. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 1 yr. old Ban Tracker Ill bu• boot, 40 HP Mercury out· board & alectric motor, menv extraa. *4100. Call 1114·245·&478. Colll14-388·8711. Auto Parts & ACC8110riea condition, e13SO.OO, 304678-28811. Hlti-ILAIID FLit-lb. ANNIE Oamo' (I) MOVIE: 'Shone-· (I) lit Major ~~~~ Baoeboll: Toom• to Se Announced 0 (I) ilt Sqlllre Pev• Patty and Lauren are finally invited to a pany with 'the populer kide," but things don't seem quite right . lA) (I) Survival Spoclolo 'Pen· guin Summer.' Tonight'& program looka at the penguin. one of nature' a moat curiouo creation&. IRI (60 E Ill R T,_ aorvlce. fully SEAMLESS GUTTERS. Dnii place cUitom flt your home. Guaranteed. Adwnoed Gut· tor. IDoy 1114-182.,088,) (night 1114-1198·820&.) Rqoflng and Carpentry work. general repalra, call ALLEY OOP COULl> USE A LITTLE Plumbing & Heating the Cold Nooo' HELP DOWN THERE! 8 :30 Steven and Elyse wrestle with the idea of buying a II""· (RI Ill (I) e Mirror' (]) 700 Club Today"s pro· a family whose lives were changed when a child drowned. then returried to life. (I) Auto Roolng '83: ASA Exc~vating •· 200 eMllwouk• (I) Cll Tucker'o Witch DOZER WORK By Tod The Tuckwa•re aasigned to a case where a paychic thief Hanna. ponda. ditch••· basements. etc. Call 4414807 . Carter • Ev1n1 Transportation. • Lonnie Bogga Excavating. Dozer..backhoe, dumptruck. Work by hour or job. Call Cat 214 hoe. dozara. crane. loodera, dump truck. Coli 114· 448·1142 botwoon l;OOAM Ill 5:00PM. DOJ:er work. ground c:IHn· lng a excevating. t25 hour. WINNIE Coli 440·1113a. ORVILLE N~~/)5 ME. HE ME TO TAK.E CHARGE OF HIS CONGLOMERATE. J.A.R . Conetruction Co. Water Linea. Footers, Drolna. All klnda of Ditching. Rutland , Oh. 814·742· 2903. Melga Excavating. 8ulldo1er Ill backhoe Mrvlce. aooomentt, footen,landleeplng. drlvaweya. farm ponda. 814-742·2407 "'1114-742· 2018. Volcea Newo (]) MOVIE: 'NelghborO' (I) SportsC.nter (I) All In tho Fomlly (!) N.wt~/Sporta/Weathor Electrical Refrigeration goln 1om. 448 -a033. troller. Coli 44e·llll9. 1919 Oldo 98. Excollont mochonlcolly, body and Into· 79 Motors Homes & C1mpere rtoruaell.nt. Runallkenaw. PAW!! I BEEN AFTER 'IOU FER TWO SOLID WEEKS TO PUT ME IN A -NEW makes and modele of' washers, d~:¥tra. refrigerator•. air cancltionera. Blr· SEWING Mochlno .......,., oervlco. Au1horllod Slngor (J) Monty Python • Sonny Hill 8lloW 1 1 :1 6 (I) PKA Full • Contact Karam from l....._elo. IN '{OU'RE NOTHIN'BUT A SHIF'LESS SKONK I DARE VOUTO LOOK ME INTH'EVE ~,..__ AN'SAV //_,...., 1 THAT!! 1 1:.30 vou'RE A 5HIF'LE55 5KONK!! ~~ to Her\ Jonni· for"o onlclo on pn>•ti1utoon · leeds the Hona into the world of herdcore nighdWo. (R) 160 min .t (J) PIS tote Night 1Jt AI In tho Fomlly • I]J Nlghtllne Pomeroy. 992·2284. General Hauling fiiO. 814·992·&420. 19 7 4 C• m1r o automatic. p.s .. p.b .. LT• FO< Nlo 19n Venture ooft I .e. , top camper, 16Mpa 8. Excel· aaunamo~ce JONES BOYaWATER SER· VICE. Coli 814· 387·7471 "'114·3117·01191 . 12:00 ( J ) - . Allen . (J) MOVIE: 'There'o o lllrl PEANUTS · •m•fm llor.o topo, low lonl condlllon. Coli 4411- mlleage. one aw,.ar, look a 1708 ·a n.r IPM or 441ond drlvoa llko n-. I 14· 949·2&11a. 3n&. 1-:-:::---------- 11 ft. Boollno complng 1a78 V.W. 1-lo. Sun roof tNIIor• otovo' -1g., Hp. and good liroa. t2.900. bothraom, aloopa 11. Coli 814-9a5·4201. 448·4897. JIMS WATER SERVICE. Colt Jim Lonlor, 304·875· 7397. llomo, Dodto 440 onalno. . tl-1 THE "RIPPLE EFFECT" . ln=•P' (I)N 87 Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby" A sly declarer NORTH llky' 1 2:30 • (]) (!) tote Nllht with John C-. (R]I60 min.! (]) MOVIE: 'Loakln' to Get Upholstery • Oul' (J) JIICk Sonny Show ; Till &TATE UPHOLSTERY IHOP 11113 .... ,..... o.lll!ioflo. 448·7833 or 441·1111, a e (I) o~· ( 0.1·" +K7 3 .J86 +871 +AQJ7 WEST EAST ti8U +J 104 .KQH .107% tQ86Z .AJ3 +10 S +961 SOliTK +AQV •Au t K 104 +Kan Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Weal Nortll Etot Paa Pau !NT Pass Opening lead: Sooll I NT Pau •z By Oswald Jaeelly 111111 Jomea Jacoby Oswald:. "When my father taught me auction bridge baci around UIO, the stand· ard opening lead agallllt notrump wu fourth best of your longest and strongest 1\dt." MOVIE: 'Cover . (jJ To Se AnnounOed •Henmoon Mery - · ' Mery desirability of some other lead 1 but on many occasions that old standard . lead is your best." Oswald: "If West elects to ·attack with a diamond lead, South il coma to 10t his king of dlaliiOIIda to add to his eight • ...., winners and make hil game cootract, If West opens a spade, South can cub the four clubs, lead a diamond from dumm~ , hop up with his king and wmd up down one if the defense makes no mistakes." Jim: "We watched a devl· ous South wo~k . out a way to make his contract In spite of the ace of diamonds being wron~ for him. The play wasn t too good except that It did succeed." Oswald: "He took ail black winners, noting that East chucked a heart on the clubs. Then he led a low diamond and played his 10. West took his jack, cashed the tast spade to get a diamond from dummy, a heart from East and a heart from South. Then West led a heart. South took his ace and threw East In with his last heart. East . led the eight of diamonds." Jim: "Now South decided to play East for holding the qu.een of diamonds and West the ace. He played a low dia· mond and made that king of ' Jim: "In modern contract you frequently have enough Information to Indicate !lie .. diamonds in spite of any- thing East and West could do." (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 U.S.S.R. 1 Yearn .. lake 5 Invest!· gatlon , 10 African DOWN 1 Israeli port '• zYoucher '• 28More spiteful 28 Screen 18Fnm director 19 Grant or Natalie Z1Seemed UMissNegri Zl Asian deer Z4 Fool problem 32 - podrida 33Gioomy ·aura 33A.A. candidate 36 Tea variety . ~~-River AnlhoiQgy" Z4 Britlsh character i act« ~ .F~esa ·=' n n.el"M" in AMA(obbr.) ztGiaclal Ice form ztNot- · an eye •Fonnof Jobn II Bunny- MGonealoft •Tbat(Fr.) 17 ExbiiCl ·~ •Caution I DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTE- Here's how to work it: lo AXYDLBAAXII LONGFELLOW one letter olmply atonda for another. In this sample A II ·. used for the tltree L'l, X for the two O"s. etc. Single lettera apootrop• • the lenl\h and formotion of the warda ore 1ll hlall. Eacb dey lhe code.lettero are different. C&YrroQUOTES OVIE: ~ In tho 1Jt LMW~n• David's guoata 1r1 Carl Reiner and i I ' Dnkl 1167 Comoro. 114; 992· . 7&88. 1 171 leeahareft motor 1177 VW Aobblt. Gdod Cruloe control, tilt wliool. cond. 81,000 mlloo . .....,o alx. Complfte. 1114· • 1.eoo. e14-s82-2aa1. 42·21143. ' . (!) Tonight Show JohMY'• guests are Slave Lawrence and Maureen Mur~ f!!!Y· (Ai!60 min.) 11J Howord Hughoa: Tho Inside 11tort The IKa of thil 8 (]) eccentric n\ilionaire ia eK· emined. (J) Ano1her Ufe (J) Clldlns .Salea • Service lh1rpen Sclnors. Fabric Shop. 85 pulls off a !K>tol robbery . IRI (60 min.) (I) (j)) (l..-t , _ "Bridsoheed Aevisitod. · Sa· bastian tuma on Char1ea when Charles findo him drunk in his bedroom . (R) (60min .)(Ciosed Captioned] .• Ins-cho! .... 11:00 e tll Cll II Cll llD DID BARNEY 78 BRIDGE lake S Enjoy 11 Feel t Dutch contrite commune u Split 5 ReUglous 10:00 (])MOVIE: 'Tho Soldier' D (I) t1D Cagney l!o tocev u Completely house A construction WOrker falls 11 Printemps' IFrench to his death and Mary Beth'a follower annuity husbond smells murdo< . IRI 11 Wlttlclam 7 Make (60 min.) acholce (I) Mogle of Dance "Whet ·17Halfa is New?' Dame Margot Fon~ &ewbudl 8 Biblical teyn looks at the work of 11 Cognl&anl invocation dance pionoors . (R) (60 min .) zt GYJII)' bone . t Complete(jj) NeZl "The -end ness aiNNNews the Eclluy" 1% Explosive 1 0 :1 5 (JJ TBS Evening News ·U VIrgil or substance 1 0:30 (]) Star Time Horace, e.g. (j)) Other Vlalon• Other 4.48·7903. 86,000 mllao. t110. 814· 992·247a. 26 ft . Wlldernua camping "-n • gram features ' APPUANCE SERVICE. All Camping Equipment 1)1 Mepea A men struggles to run his new household while his stepdaughter is out of town. 9:00 (])(!)MOVIE: 'Minor. JIM'S PLUMBING ti. HEAT· lNG. Fomarly Dewitt'• Plumbing. Coli 114·317· 0678 . 84 ' . 1i (]) (!) Femlly TIH After the Keatons are burglarized, CARTER'8 PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 4411·388a or 44114477 83 ' ' min.) (jj) GrHt Roilw&y J o g • MOVIE: 'Tho Spy With LOOKS LIKE .O.LLEY 82 {AnaweriiOi 1K>i row) MAGIC VAGUE CRAFTY NIIUSEA - : Whot .a peraon w110 10880 hit hold would hllve dlfflcully dolng-SIIVINO FIICE Selllrtlay'ol e & •360 General Motora engine - ----· 1nd tranamlnion. Approx. 1979 Flot, 4 cyHndor, 4 speed. exc .. lent mec.hanlcal 1llb f'I.II:IJOM. your corpot In ahlp ahope, W!lter rornovol, FREE ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING. CAPTAIN STEAMER 814·4411·2107. Anthony Wllllomaon, 114· 387-0194. r x xx x) . e a2 SUZUKI 850 LZ, 5100 tlon. U.OOO. 304·882 · 2920. Bull Yearling. 304·1175 · 3030 or 87S·4232. '" (\ <iCOI"~Mi\IJ IIJ IQ II, I rott-lb l\11: '"01 tro glldo Claoalc. Coli 4411· 003B. s,-n aluminum bOIIt, 9.6 Even rude motor&. tilt t,.ller. 87&•2831 . ROOKIE PIT£.f4- 1 978 XL 3&0 Hondo. Coli 441·0722. control. air condition. power lt:Mrlng and brakee. low mileage. excellent condl ~ CB, cuatom whaels. •2700. exceltent condition. 304- a Phone 814·3117·0113ti. coli excellent condition . 1979 Dodge D· 100 '1:1. ton PU. ahort bod. y.a. outo •• PS, PB, real nice, 12,99&. John'• Auto Soloa, 448· 47a2, Galllpolla. Oh. Open ~fii" 'PJI<. MliJD. .. 304·811·3a02. by""'--· ~: Uo Det(l) Fr81H1ie Rock Viall the world of Frogglo Rock ...,. derneath the l:)aaement of an eccentric inventor. (J) Doble Glllla (I) ESPN'olnoido a-boll (I) Ancly Griffith (I) (I) Fomlly Feud (I) Buolneu Report ilt You Alkod For It (j)) Monev"'*'n lit Entortolnment Tonight B:OO D l1l (!) Love. Sldnay Sid· nay's efforts to help out a streetwalker meet wit_h little IUCCIII. (ll) (]) MOVIE: 'Finlfox' (]) MOVIE: ' Rogllme' (I) I Spy (I) NFL'• o......t Momentoo: 'Mono Then A ter. electrician. muon. Call after 6 . 1 979 Ford Fairmont. 4 dr .• 6 cyl.. ltlltlonwagon. auto .. avea. ~Rr AW LIKI?!> lOI?AACE~ FOfiS · RINGLE'S SERVICE oxperloncod roofing, Including hot ur application, cerpen - 1973 International Scout 4 whHI drive. 3 apeed, economical 8 cyl., good cond. aluy bar. t1700.00. 304· a82·3221. PS, PB, real aharp. U,19&. John'• Auto . Solea, 441· 47a2, Golllpollo. Oh, Open WlilllH~ R!5T ~lllb lHAT Water Welle. Commercial and Domeat:lc. Tt!lt holM. Pumps I1IN and Service. liOOied PrtniBf!8W8fhete: Ie (]) 7 :30 W"ATWEA~A HJ'?IIW. lilt; FOLLOWINV ~~~~ F & K TrM Trlmmlna. atump romovol. Coli 875· f331. Now arrange lho drctod - · 10 form lho ......... - · .. lug· IJt,New. f)t , _ .••• Court StJor Trek B.ORN LOSER or 446·2454. WAY~ THAI 50 ST~AI~HTTO THE HEAR:T. . I I I J (I) Entertainment Tonight (!) Chorllo' • Angelo g (I) Tic TIIC Dough (I) ())) MocNoH·Loftrer Report houoo colla. Coll5711·2318 ' o·• ·IEMBURPt ()) Qreon A.,_ Specializing In Zenhh and Motorola. Quaaer, end Insured , free eatlmata1. M-,. e (]) RON'S Tolevlalon aonrlce.- 614·992·2478. 1980 Monda. 19,600 mlloa. t4300. Call 448·82B2 or 448·1890. ==========J=========:.J -:-. :. . -·--::----- 1I" ())) Over Eoay Performer Billy Danl~ ls sings and dia- ' 76 block table 8t 4 chairt. like esoo.oo or trade, 304·1175· 4&17. ateam cleaning . Scotch 1977 FORD Muuong, hotchbock. olr condlllonod. now. t150. 304· 117B· 21B3. condition. 11,000. Tolo· phone 304·87S·5789. 1981 Ford F·1l50, 3 speed, ·77 MONTE CARLO. coli 304·882-21188 oftor 5. mare. Coli after 4 r00, 304· 1_38 _ 7_5_·_ PUREBRED fomolo Sla. •1 _s_.______ • Cll llD cas N.- CIJ Dr. Who aurod, FrM eatlmotoo. 1114· 1 28 8 B4B· B · GENE'S CARPET CLEANI Nil SERVICE. Aocom· mondod for prof,aolonol -drive, loododl 17.000. Coll448·2&10 oflor 4 :30. lsrfjR tJ e ::~n~:~':n~c'.'7'~t'l: Reg. TennlltHWalker, one · I I K K) w- e (]) brick. 11ndatona TWO yMr old Appaloosa poodles. 304· 882 · 3872 . DINNETTE aot, butcher wood, 1 8 ft. Stor Craft fiber gluo Cat 21l5 Hoe, donr1. cran.. boat. 40 horltpower mer- loadera. dump truck. 814· cury motor a treller. *4&.0. 441·1142 bolw- 7 o.m. . to 5 p.m. 114·992·50&8. Four AKC silver miniature ltud, yeerllng quarter horse (])MOVIE: 'J_, Jt ccky' (J) Tic TIIC Dough ())I 0..... of J...,le (!) N.wt~/Spor18/Weathor ()) (j)) ANding Rol.-. • Wild. Wild 8:30 (!) NBC. N.wt~ ()) Love Thllt Bob (I) Folhor Knowo IHt (I) lit ABC N...., HI Prouure Cloonlng. Alum· lnum 1iding. mobile homee. non Reg. Walkor gliding. Coll448·9219. 1882 Buick Lelabre. cruiM shoVQticka. auppiles. ac:ceasorles. aheep halters, for Hir . .Benny blankete, all horae auppllel. . Trucks for Sale 74 142. S dr. cholla. t54. Bod framos, UO.ond 126., 10 GUN collectora Item, Win · cheatar model12. 12 gauge, 31n, chamber. 30 in. full. fair 72 ---------- Long tractora. Vermur round balers, rake-teddere. & mower•· Complete line $110. Mattraaaes or box springs, full or twin. $118 .. flrm , $68. and t78. Queen •••· •196. 4 dr. chasta, 304·17&·&704. Uvellock 2994. $110 up to e226. Hutches, t660. and up, maple or pine SOUAR E glata a. chrome finish . Bunk bed completa dinning room table with 4 with mattresses, •2&0. and padded wlakar chairs, new. up to t39S. 63 ('Table 876·8&74. cholrt t425. to t746. Dolk !fl.llfl' · 1 ••- "'- """' ~~~~~~~~~~~~====~~~~~ I· model), like new, will trade for boat trailer. 814-949- Garage Door. 1O'x7', tw~ 20 inch bicycles. Honda 7.6CC motorcycle, 304- Sofa, chair. rocker. ottoman. 3 tabl... (elll.tra heavy 8 HP Brigga 81 Stratton Wedge Apertmanu, no Color TV 814·992·2806. LAYNE'S FURNITURE COUNTIIY MOBILE Homo · 47 lnchaa long. 304·876· Park, Route 33, .North of &428 oftor &. Pomeroy. Large Iota. Cell 992-7479 . RCA or boat offor. 10'x15' oil I~ . 448·7398. . 1-.,--.,.--_..:____ 1--------- - waahera. dryers, refrigeratora, ranges. Skaggs Appllancea, Upper River Rd., betide Stone Crest Motel. 8x8 Storage Building, Trailet' epace at Rodney. Call TWIN RIVERS TOWER . 210 gallon fuel or gaaoline tank on 6 foot stand. *150: GOOD USED APPLIANCES USED Kenmore dryer. $76 . Armetrong woodburner end watar heating coils. Phone ONE bedroom :.partment. •225 month. all utilhies 160. 814·843· S345. For Sale or Trade aluminum awning. 8360. 45 For rant Sleeping Rooma and light houJB keeping rooms. Park Central Hotal. 59 Large Giblon refrigerator. 31S9. Cljmp Conley. 8160 per month. 304·676 -1371 or Apartment for Rent Nico. Call 842·51 32. Paul W. Sayre, Rt. 124, Portland. Oh. -~ i ~ ~ 814·986·4346. Chippendale otyle love ao!lt, full 1100 lit regular-firm *120, maple dinette chalrt 13&. wash standi •34, maple rockers •sa. 7 place chrome dinette aat t149, l5 piece dinette ~et' 889. used bedroom euttas, refirgera· tara. rangea. chest. dre11ers, wringer wa1hera. TV'a. dryeres, Ia shoea. Call 448· loblo, Atorl· cartrld-. 304· 875·8708 1-,..--------- 4807. • gold velvet. like new. $76. Home grown tomatoea. houae below Galllpolla Ferry Call 814·992·5834. · Polt Office at roadside Uoyd chrome breakfast 18t. atand. 2 leef large tabla. 8 chain. hldo·o · bod t250, box springs Ia mattress twin or phone. 1-814·992·68S8 . 44 A ~ ~ ilt • lit (I) New. Pointing lnteriO< l!o oxtorlor, -pepor hllnglng. ln..rod. Freo olllmotoo. I 14·949· 28811. I Gibson 8 cubic foot chest Canning tomat9••-*" · 60 Super Chix 2 year old froozor. Coli 8 1 4· 949· per bushel. Picked. Bring galding. trained . Excep· containers. 247-4292. Ray- tional show protpect. Cell 2636 . 814-992-2488 daya l!o loto mond Rowe. Oet your Winter wood now. - - - - - - - - - - - avanlnga. Slabs. 810.00. Pick up load. HOMEGROWN tomotou, 4 Cllnton .R. Pitzer. 814-949· milea below Galllpoll• Ferry Quail Solo. Folr WBBk. 30 Post Office et rolldside pet. off on all young birds. 2083 . Either at Fair or Phone atand. AUCTION Ill FURNITURE 82 Olive st .. Golllpolla. 8 Hcjme park. 814 -992· 38&8 : 676-381 2·. : 2478. 1---------- ONE bedroom apartment. 402Y2 24th. St. Pt. Pleasant. Furnished .Rooms Elhon desert rose material. $360. Bring container. Aaynor'a, or bett offer. 814-992· Lower Rlvod ,Rd. Call 446· Household Goods Rtint or ale. 14x.?O. Par· tl.tly furnished . Very nice. Located Country Mobile -Two bedroom. unfurnished. Allen wingback Peaches; yellow frHatone, chain. Upholltered In aolld pick your own . •10 bu. 2 (21 Saara upright freezera '1:1 double. 2 bedroom. All furnished. Adutts preferred. No pets. Df:lposit required. 814·992· 2749 . BRAND now Poovey T· 1B oloctrlc gullor. Electronic amp coao, SO wan. greolfor beglnnora. 304· 87&·1&17 Now Ook FurnHure, toblot, Fruit choirs, cupboardo, plo aalo, 58 dry olnka. Paul Conkala & Vegetables Antlquoa. Tuppera Plolna. ---------- piece wood living roomauite 4 rms Ill both. io~atod 733 Third Ave., Gallipoli&. $166 mo .. $85 deposit. Call 446· 3a70 or 448· 1340. ni~B 51 Furnished apt .. $210, utili- , ties pd., 1 bdr .. 920 4th Avo .. Galllpolla . Coli 448· Houses for Rent PIANO for aolo, 1300. dollora, 304· 876·42a6. . -:-:--::--:-:::------1 4416 after 7PM . 6 r. For Lease Eeta~es. Yeager, 04 Real-~~~~~!!~~~~~ tor. Coli Carol 304·876·81 or 304·876-7388. 1 .2 acre lot at Gallipolis Ferry. Drilled well or city water , natural gas , 41 Apartment for Rent Antlq•• pump orgon . Coli 446 0722 " · 28' 10 apood blkil wkhh d opeodomotor. exc. Colll14·258· 1661 . c.on . 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apart- For Lease: Modern office 21 Locust St. ment~ UtUtlet partly furn. , building, apartmanta available now. 448·8221. 8200 per mo. A · One Real near Porter. some land contracting avail abe to qUalified buyers. Call614·388· 8801 . ~ "'4. oll1 ·1.1 4-387-0378. Condition. 814-448-7221 bench. Coll448· 1219. ~~~~~~~~~ 1'' 'I' (]) (I) • 8 :00 • Morcum Rocrflng • •pout.' lng. 30 yooro oxporlonoo, apoclollrlhg In built up roof. Coli 814·3aB-a817. . poaition InCline weight s.·Acreage EVENING PAINTING · • . lnto<tor ond odorlor, plumbing, rooting. · eo rna ramodeUng. 20 yn. oxp. Collll14-388·1111&2. Musical Instruments 123 lb. Soora barbell weight Bundy B flat' clorlnat. Uko set with 2 dumbella, 6 now. 11SO. 814-742·2.274. lots JJ< Ull'lntone, Send, Oravel. Delivered in Maaon, Meiga. Artley flute excellent condl~ Gallla or pick up at Richards •tlon Call 446 _3776 Ill Son. Coli 446-7786. • · •1c 111 Sweda Cash R--ltten, Martin Acoultic guitar. _. Huvy .duty ·caM. Superior I C ground 'celler wH:h 2 extra rooms on top. Nlctt garden lpace. huge barn & big . . ,; ~/1/83. OOmiMI"·~ dol ond reoldontlol. free oatlmotoo. Coli 81 4-211· 1 1a2. 1- : fO,IIIJ i)) (I ""l Evans Enterprites, 4 mi. 1-::::::---::c:-----:--- South of Jockaon on ST. RT. , 57 93, 1114· 288· 6930. • I .1' PLAST£AINO •• textured celll... I ...-r 181nc~ Guyavllle. 46736 . STUCCO AN AiR ~ll;fiONel'!. sian and StemeN kittens. cutvert in ·tuck. 8inch thru Call 446-3844 eftar 4PM . ) Television . Viewing "Iii-.. . Home - - - - - - .· t'Ve &01" fo uel Dobermans: Stud Service. For ule metal culvert 8 inch Call 448-7795. the Daily Sentinel-Page 9 Ohio Improvement• winter. Coii814·2S8·8246 . Happy Joel< Dog Food. AKC ~~ · ,_.day, August · 1983 by Larry Wright 81 30 ecre farm to trade for 35 Mouday, Auelllt I, 1983 j QH ZDWYHR WH J JD TDOOXJJHY ABCH NSWH SV OHODNI; TDOOXJ HYQBNY XJ OBNUABO ·'· ¥altzJiy's ~ate: TO ACCOMPLISH GREAT THINGS; WE MUST NO'l' Y Acr BUT ALSO DREAM, NOT ONLY PLANBtrr AUI()BELIEVI!;.-ANATOIEFRANCE I WXPH. - RDQ JD JAH �Page " I G- The Daily Sentinel Pometoy-Middleport, Ohio · Seven die on Ohio highways By 'The Associated Press It was a bloody Sunday on Ohio's streets and hlghways, boosting the state's weekend trllf!lc toll to 17, the· Highway Patroi said. Ten of the fatalities occurred on Sunday. The patrol counts traffic deaths from 6 p.m. Friday until midnight Sunday. The dead: SUNDAY NORTII CANTON - Ranae M. Barrett, 16, Davld B. Cosner , 16, and Danny J . Lablanc, 14, ail of Canton , tn a one-car accident on a North Canton street. LIMA - Sarab S. Mertdeth, 25, of Uma, In a two-car collision on Ohio 651n Allen County. WILMINGTON - Billy J . Johnson, 21, of Indiana, when he fell off the back of a pickup truck ln Wllmlngton. NEWARK - Thomas I. Ferlr rache, 49, ofWesterville, Ina one-car accident on Ohio 657 In Licking County. UHRICHSVILLE - E arl D. Gatchell, 58, of Uhrichsville, In a one-car accident on Ohio 39 In Tuscarawas County. PORT CLINTON - Robert Miller, 17, of E lmore, In tw<rear . accident on a county road In Ottawa County. MEDINA - Timothy W. Cooper, 23, of Seville, a passenger In a car that crashed on Lake Road. AS!ITABULA Beatrice M. Loftus, 59, of Mentor. The IDghway Patrol saldshe was lying In the road when hit. SATURDAY DELAWARE -Robert L. Sigman ill, 19, of Westerville, In a head-on crash on Harlem Road just north of the Franklln County line. HAMD..TON -Gregory H. Cwn. mlns, 25, of C!nclnnatl, In a two-vehicle accident on a Butler • · County·road. Deborah A. NORWALK Hofner, 32, New York, a passenger , ln a tw<rear accident on Ohio 18 In Huron County. MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS Randy T. Szell, 25, of Mlddlehurg Heights, In a motorcycleaccldent on a city street. SPRINGFIELD - Leo C. White, ,23, South VIenna, ln a motorcyle accident on Ohlo 54 tn Clark County. FRIDAY NIGHT MEDINA- Jeffrle A. Craigo, 20, of Brunswick, In a motorcycle accl· dent on a Medina County road. LORAIN - Paula Stetz, 30, of Vennillon, lnaone-caraccldentona city street. - ONE YEAR OF SAFETY - Employees a1 Gm. ' Mlumed ua once apln on the road to recogoltlon In James M . Gavin power plant In Chesblre have the I'Uiponolblllly of safety," lbon said.~ achieved one year of safety at lite Ohio Power Co; for lbelr parilclpallon In alt• 1nlng the safety record system facUlty. J .W. "BW" Uzon, plant manager, were, front row, from left, R.S. Brclokil, S.A. WeD, said the salety mark represents 388 employees lbon, M.K. VujakiQa, V.A. Montgomery, S.C. accumulating 719,683ln,lury·free hours 1n a one-year Harrison, J .C. Beaver; back row, from left, A.A. period. "'11!b latest safety Moompllshment has Fal'ber, C.E. Kennedy, A.B. Gilmore. Happenings around Meigs CQuntye •• Eight calls were answered by local units over the weekend,· the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports. Sunday calls lncluded 6:37 a.m., Pomerey, Butternut Ave., for Rocky Freeman and Richard Warnecke, Injured In an auto accident, both to Veterans MemorIal Hospital; Middleport, 3: 26 p.m., Bertha Brlckers, Pearl St., to Veterans Memortal; Racine, 11:06 p.m ., for Pamela Small, to Veterans Memortal. Saturday calls Included Pomeroy at2: 21a.m . toMulberryHelghts,for Doris Haynes, taken to Veterans Memortal; Pomeroy, 8:09 a .m ., to Meigs Infirmary for Jerome Cook, to Veterans Memortal; Middleport, 10:43 a .m., North Fourth Ave., for Dorothy Reynolds, to Ve~ans Memortal; 12:28 p.m., Racine to Dorcas for Beverly Dowell, to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Syracuse, 5:53p.m. to Syracuse ball field for Davld Robinson, to Veterans Twomenweretreatedfor!njurles at Veterans Memorial Hospital as the result of an auto accident near the Intersection of Butternut Ave., and Lincoln Hill Road at 6:35a.m. Sunday. Pomeroy Pollcesald a cardrtven by Richard Wamecke,24, Pomerey, was traveling northwest on Butternut Ave., at a hlghrateofspeed and moved up UncolnHW Road.His car went out of control and struck a tree before going over a 15 foot embankment strlklng the rear of a Butternut Ave., house owned by VictorYoung. Heavy damages wen: Incurred to the car and Warnecke and a passenger, Rocky Freeman, 25, Cheshire, were taken to Veterans Memortal Hospital by the Pomerey Emergency Squad. They were treated and had been released Monday morning. Warnecke is being charged with reckless operation, pollee report. ~emortal . Meets Tuesday Saturday Admlsslons ..Jerome COOk, Pomeroy; Avery Searles, ~eport. . Saturday Dlscharges .. Jo.h n Lyons ill, Margaret Ellis, Grace French, Theodore Fisher. Sunday Admissions--Barbara Smith, Middleport; Vlck!eSnout!er, Pomeroy. Sunday Dlscharges.. Charles Schoonover, Juanita Chapman, Mlllle Price. By WUJSECOOK marketbasket bill rose at the A"!!"'ieterl Press Writer checkllst store In only six clUes and Grocery bills rose by more than dropped In seven clUes, for an half a percent last month, according overall average decltne of 1.2 to an Associated Press market· percent - the biggest decrease In basket survey which shows the more than 1wt> years. totals were boosted hy higher prices Prices also dec~ ln January, · for hot dogs and butter . March and May. Comparing prices The price of a pound of all-beef today with thOse at the start ot the frankfurters went up during July In year, the M' found the market· nine of 13 cltles surveyed - more basket total was up at the checkUst than any other Item Butter prices store In five ell percent In the Increased In seven cltles. marketbasket bllls during the first The AP marketbasketcovers 14 ·.seven months of the year. · food and non-food Items, selecled at Consumers who shopped carerandom. Prices of all Items were fully found some bargains during checkedat one supermarket !neach July. The prlceofeggs,forexaniple, ofl3 cities on March 1, 1973and have decreased at the checklist store In been rechecked on or about the start eight ofthecltles surveyed; chopped of each succeeding month. No chuck was down In seven cities; and a ttempt Is made to weight the pork cbops decreased In six cities. survey resulls according to what The day of tbe week on which the percentage of a famlly' sac tual food check was made varied depending budget each Item represents. Nor on the month. Stal\dard brands and are the figures adjusted for seasonal sizes or comparable substitutes variations . were used. Items temporarily out of The latestAP survey sbowed that stock on one of the survey dates the marketbasket went up at the . being compared were not Included checklist store In eight cities and tn the over-all total. down ln flve clUes. Overall, there The AP dld not try to compare was an average Increase of six· actua l prtces from city to clty. The tenths of 1 percent ln the market· only comparisons were made In basket bllls during July. terms·of percentages of Increase or During June, by contrast, the decrease. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY INDOOR-OUTDOOR SALE STARTS . TODAY ...,.. 160&. . ' ' '\ ' '- "" 1'' ' ' l ' MEAD TURF ,,. "OTEBOOK FILLER,~ PAPER' AS LOW AS 200 Sheet• $495 A marriage llcense was issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Thomas Michael Glllllan, 26, Ches· ter and Kimberly Ann Sayre, 17, Syracuse. SQ. YD. 49~ ' ·.. 12'4 ~. RIO. Fire station meeting Pomerey firemen and emergency squad members are to meet -at the fire station at 6:45 p.m . this evening before going to the Ewing Fwieral Home to conduct services forBobHysellat7p.m. Flremenare to wear unlfonns. n.ss Ideal for porches, patios and decks. Stocked in 6, 9 and 12 ft. widths. Grass green, black/green tweed and brown tweed. paper 200 lheett10'1.x8 ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE ' PIIT.FILII .. tnl ' ''(. ·: ............ ' MECHANIC ST., POMEROY ( ' Eastern Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 this evening at the home of Gayann Clay In Chester to make plans for the annual Meigs County SCHOOL VALUES Fair. I • ~ lnd folio ,_.............-.,.,.,..... 14 National ar Can· ....... I'IMIIt, All ,,. '• ,. '1.1~ ..... -t rtBatJ I littERS ONLY 9 saara WIITI.I IIILITI rread rT'ead Eart lookln' et yel Writing tablet DIEHARD AUTO BATTERY • $492,? . \ • • .a • auto blllt1y. boltet J For home, achool or offlee. F.aturea 4-way damp and all -metal conttructlon . Holch any po1ltlon you ..lett. Ul In this day and age, everybody knows money doesn't grow on trees, but we do have some answers for you. If you qualify, our low-cost loans can provide you with all the money you may need . . . for whatever you've got in mind. DieHard .. 'Americ.'s best-sellinc replac!ft'lent ' ' - - - · •• • Trade-In · 1 SALEI ~V~~l,i'~~ our com~ete hne of Oil· Hord blnaies; cor, boot, uti~ly , ku<~ Llotwd. Ulft up Ia 100 waH bulb. Madel Na. All02. m!'lorcycle. Prln!od PIRCE EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1-16, l'983 Fo Authorized Catalog Merchants Gregg &Patty Gibbs 108 W. MAIN ST.. POMEROY, OHIO HOURS: Mon.-Tues.-Wed.·Fri. 9:30 to 5 Thurs. 9:30 to 12 I pocktta Pf'OI'III I A-tlc,n Monday Night - August 1, 1983 6:00 p.m. Offlclal Opening Main Stage 6: 15 p.m . Band Concert Main Stage 6:30 p.m. Dog Obedience 1Judging Show Arena 7:00 p.m . Little Mlss Gailla County Contest Main Stage 8: 00 p.m. Little Mr. Gallla County Contest Main Stage 9:30 p.m. 1983 GaU!a County Queen Contest Main Stage 10:30 p.m. Grande Square Main Stage Tue!lday, Aug, 2, 1983 8:00 a .m . Activity Building Judging Actlvltles Bldg. 9:00 a .m . 4·H Cat Judging Show Arena 9:30 a.m . Horse Judging Horse Ring 12: 00 Noon Garden Tractor Pulling Contest Show Arena 6:30p.m . Band Concert Main Stage 7:00 p.m. Sheep Judging Show Arena Main Stage 7:00 p.m. Unroe FaJnily 7:30p.m. Grubb Famlly Main Stage 8:00 p.m. Style Review Main Stage 9:00 p.m. Demolltlon Derby Pulling Track 10:00 p.m. Saunders Trio Main Stage ·,.,. ....,...., r '1------ ~=1:0::30=p:.m:.:Gos=pe=J:Se:ns=atto=ns========Ma=ln~S~tag~e=~ Order ofEagles; Free and Accepted Masons 164. He was a past ,.. Republican Central Committeeman; a past Pomerey Village Council member; served on the Pomeroy Board of Publlc Affairs and was a member of the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Mr. Hysell was employed by the OVEC's Kyger Creek Power Plant for 30 years. Services will be held at 1 p.m . Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. MllesL. Trout of Cheshire officiating. Burial will be In Melgs Memory Garden. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 9 this evening and from 9 a.m. to t!me of services on Tuesday .. Pomeroy Fire Department services will be held at 7 this evening; Masonic rites will be held at 7:30, and Fraternal Order of Eagle services will be at 8:15 p.m . at the funeral home. · -:::-2/99~ NILSON'S Gallia County Fair Program ~.Hysellwasachartermember *II A" 100 Count •lO'' !10 Count •Security I 0'' .CO Count Meet tonight TheMelgsFalrBoardwillmeetat 8 p.m . this evening at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. RQbert Homer Hysell, 57, Anne St. Pomeroy, died Sunday evening at Veterans Memorial Hospital. He was born Jan. 'r/, 1926 a son of Homer E. and Hattie B. Hysell of Pomeroy. He was married to Ann Miller Hysell on June 24, 1944. Surviving besides his parents and his wife are a daughter, Mrs. Joh!I (Sh~on) Manley of Pomeroy; a son and daughter-In-Jaw, Robert C. and Connie Hysell, and a son, Jeffrey Hysell, all of Pomeroy; five grandchUdren, Rod and Dena Manley, Pomeroy; Darc'te, Denise andJasonHysellofPomeroy,anda brother. Harold Hysell of Atlanta, G ........ Maniage licenses Sutton Township Trustees Will meet Tuesday, Aug. 2, at 8 p.m. at the Syracuse Municipal BuDding. Meets tonight Robert H. Hysell Funeral services have been scheduled for 11 a.m . Wednesday ln McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Vln· ton, for Osburn Durham, 65, who died Friday In Tucson, Ariz. ' Rev. Theron Durham .will . offi· e late, and burial will be In VInton Memortal Park. Friends may call at the funeral home !rom fH! p.m . Tuesday. Among local survivors is a brotber, Odd E. of Rt. 1, Middleport. Two hurt in accident Veterans Memorial The fall sports season wW be discussed at · a meeting of the Southern Athletic Booster to be held at 8 p.m . Tuesday at the high school. IArea deaths I Osburn OlD'ham Emergency calls Season on agenda SUPPLEMENT TO: THE Pb.tii\EllOY SENTINEL Grocery ~ills . up _ _ _ THIWll fi H THES E !illiES - .,.. I:N ll:l? ~ ~~FET Y CllNSCIIJIJS 1:1-.IPI.[]YI:ES · I. !JNii iM Tll l.1~ liONs '· ONE lli S1~BI.INCi 11\I,JlJI? \'-FI?EE .Y EA~ l -U;-n:l • of the Pomeroy Emergency Squad; a member of the Pomeroy Fire Department; Aerte 2171, Fraternal I Mouday, August 1, 1983 Y~ur ' Ruler on front Farmers Bank Community Owned Buk ponel . 8'1• "x5·114"><2·3.18';-o....., M~m~r FDIC ...... ., •Ruled •Unruled 'fOUl OfOitl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 1, 1983 durham hysell