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Plummer, who was crltlclzed by a state revieW BrooP for her "poor judgement and lnsen$ltivlty'' and who has withstood pressure to resign, said she ~a resolution of the controversy suiTOUIIdlng bel'. "'!bat's what I've always wanted," she said after the meeting. Jackson County board member Ralph D. McCor· inlck, who made the motion, said he does not know exactly what charges against Plummer will be Usted. But his motion says they wtU include "but not (be) lbnlted to those charges set forth In the report of the GaUia.Jackson·Meigl> Community Services Review Group. .. " ' That. group, fonned last October by the state director of mental IJealth, flied a final report In SUMlER CLEARiiCE MotleiAC-3 '"' . • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, August ~.,, ...... soo;. ·Off December which accused Plummer and her staff of "extravagance" and poor ma,nagement of board funds. It recommended that Plummer be asked to resign. The bOard followed the recommendation and voted 6-5 In January to request her reslgn8tion . She Immediately refused and the board has taken no of!!clal action since. However, the issue was brought up again at a July meettog after. six new board members Were sealed. , In a letter dated M~ay, Plummer's ' attorney Kevlri R. McDermott asked that the board "promptly deal with her (Plummer's) employment status." "The unexplained anil prolonged Inaction of the board, after publlcly calling for Mrs. Plummer's resignation last February, has contributed to the damages she sustained as the result otthe publlcatloll and dissemlnatlon of the Illegal and Inaccurate Review Group Report," the letter said. McDennott's Jetter also asked tllat all discussion concerning Plummer's status be beld In apen session. Howeve:. over the objections of Plummer, the board met one hour In secret wit!) its attorney, w. Joseph Strapp, before taking the vote. 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It was Sheets who requested In July that Plummer's status be discussed at Monday night'S special meeting. · MCCormick said he made the motion because many persons In Jackson County question the quallty of Plummer's leadership. Also, he emphasized that Plummer and her attorney have asked that some decision be reached . Mter wrttten charges are presented to Plummer, Strapp said she will have an opportunity for a hearing before the board to dispute the accusations. Following the hearing, the board can vote to fire her, Strapp said. Plummer said she wtU consult her attorney before deciding to request a bearing. , Afinal decision concerning Phlmmer' s slatus could come before an Oct. 'n bearing In U.S. District.Court In Columbus Involving her suit against the board . A judge will consider then whether to grant a preliminary Injunction barring the board from taking action against Plummer untll the suit is settled. Strapp saw no problem In the board acting before the hearing. "This board can do anything it wants untll a court says,It can't," he said. Plummer's suit claims the board and other defendants have trted to fire her without due process. Following is the board members, their home counly and how they voted on the motion. FOR THE MCYITON: Roberta W. Holzer, Rev. Frank D. Hayes, Davld P . Evans, Edward J . Blirkich, Warren F. Sheets, aU of GaWa County; Victoria WUUams, Herbert Tucker, Martha Deck, Ralph D. McCormick, aU of Jackson County; Paul A. Barnett, and James J, Cremeens, ot Meigs County. AGAINST THE MCYITON: Jim Mourning, Meigs ' County. . ABSTAINING: Jean Scurlock, Jackson County. Board Chairman John Rice, Meigl> County, can only vote In the event of a tie. Galllll County member Douglas G. Llzon did not attend the mecling. Po111eroy council okays cable TV rate increase has upgraded the system by adding standby power, ESPN, Clnemax .. . (\ S<mlPI,~ · and chanriel23. Ano~lncreaslngcableTV Newell also Indicated that add!· rateswasgtven Its first reading by a tionalchannels wllJ beaddedupto20 4·2 vilte and Bernadette Anderson . channels. The maximum charge on was appulnted clerk-treasurer at a installation wUI be Increased from meeting .of Pomeroy Council Mon· $22.50 to $:15, only $15 If they do not day night. Anderson was appointed · by have to wire the home. Newell also stated that CNN Mayor Clarence Andrews. She fU1s (Cable News Network) wlll take the the post vacated by Ellen Rought. place of channel 13 In the near Anderson wtU be a wrtle-ln candl· future. date 011 the Democratic ticket this Newell was asked If cable service fall. would be extended to Rose Hill since Meeting with councll concerning It is In the corporation. Newell the cable TV rate Increase was Dick Indicated It will be done since It is In Newell of Cablenterialnment who the corporation. noted there had not been a rate Newell said his firm Is considering Increase since 19'79. a pay station in Pomeroy where The rate, ,after tllree readings of residents may pay their monthly the ordinance, wUllncrease from$7 a month to $8.50, a 21 percent bllls. He noted that Middleport has a Increase. For a second set the rate pay station at Dutton Drugs. He also said Ohio channels, 6 and wtU be IncreaSed from $1a month to $125. Senior citizens and disabled 10 would remain. Also meeting with council was persons wUI be allowed 25 percent David Bassett, Athens engineer, discount off the base rate. Voting no on the passage of the first reading of who explained that he had contacted the Ohio Department of Natural the ordinance were BW Young and regarding a 50 percent Resources Larry Wehrung. mlnl·park project. The grant lor the Newell said Cableentertainment grant is in theamountof$l9,9268J!d whatever portion councll uses of the ... ••• i!: ...••••• ' I o k'lt. • , Mary 8ild .Jbn JloboleUer, Rutlaad; DotmaLamhert, . .: U, datqbler ol Clarence aad Sally Lambert, Rook Sprlllp Rotld near Pomeroy, 8ild Cheryl IWne, 18, daupw al Charlea 8ild Rldh Rlflle, Leading Creek &ad, near Middleport. The girls are menibers of lbe Blue RlbiMm IUders f.H Chab with Reo Conley, Barbara Wellh, Mike JOIH!8 Uld Mary Am as advlaors. . 1 Racine VllJageCouncll meeting In rep1ar session ¥ondaY night took stepe to InCrease the salacy of the councU president, In the absence of Mayor Charles Pyles, camcU gave the First Baptist Church permission to trench and cllg a drainage line along the edge of Main St to Fourth st. and will be responsible for any damages and reseeding. the • embankment. Council approved a third reading of a fiood damage ordinance, National Flood Insurance, which became effective Monday. j'lre Chief Robert JohnSon reported flreflgbters wtU hose the. Yellowbusb and Johnstown ROads to get rid of dirt left by the laying of water lines. CooncUrnan Carroll Teaford was authorized to attend a ll'li!Etlnll' ot the Syracuse-Racine a Buckley new EHS principal Sewer District and 1o secure In writing Information on a tout Inch water line that wtUruntothesewage treatment plant. The clerk· ciel'k-treasure!'. V{WiamBucldey,amemberofthe 'The vUJage clerk·treasurer also treasurer was authorized to secure EasternLocalScbooiDistrtctBoard quotes tram several Insurance sen'~!~ as clerk-treasurer for the of Education for the past two years, companlesoomedlcaltnsurancetor board o1 publlc affairs aDd an was named Eastern High School InCrease In salacy will make the the street commlssloner. principal, Monday night when the Teaford and Wolfe were named to penon holding the position ellglble district's board of education met In check the roof of the fire station and for participation In state retirement special session. report needed repairs to council. belleftts. CooncUrnan .Scott Wolfe The special meeting was called to Marshal Alfred Lyons rePorted will IJI'I!Illll'@an crdlnanceprovldlng Interview applleants for the post that In July he had driven 432 mlles; for the Increase for a first reading by recently by the 'resignation vacated Investigated two accidents; recouncil 011 Aug. l.l!. The effective ot David Jansen. Prlortothe action, ceived elght complaints; received date ot the lnaease will be Aprll1, . Buckley resigned his board post. 12 telephone ca11s; had three assault 1984. Buckley had · been serving as arrests and collected Sli5. · president of the board. Council recessed IUltU 7 p.m. on · ·Durlllg last night's session. preA graduate of Eastern High sided IM!I' by Frank Cleland. Aug.l5 . School, Buckley received his bachelor of scJence and his master's degree In science at Ohio Unlver· slty. He is certified as both a supervisor and a principal. Buckley 'The Gallla·~ post of the state OCCUlTed at 6: Ill p.m . 011 Ohio :M in slqlped a tao Intel section to tum lett has been teacb1ag at Wahama Higl1 wben Herldersoo's veltlcle- unable Jd&bway patrol u:pcatel two accl· theviJia&eofSyracuse. School ror 11 years and tor several delltl occurred In Meigs County on Storer's vehicle was traveling to stop- struck Roush's car In the years has served as athletic Mgnday. eastbOund 011 Ohio 124 and lo8t rear. . . director. Roush's car had moderate dam· A DIIIH:III" accident lnvo1vlng control oft the right side of Ute Due to Buckley's re!ilgnatlon last Cbarles W. Moore,, 58, Reedaville, roadway, went dowD a steep age and Hender8on's vehicle had night, there Is now a vacancy on the CIClCU1'ml at 1: 49 p.m. at lbe embanlonent and lddeswlped a heavy damage. Hendenion and a dlstrlct's board of education. AU Jr.ta--tblotottlol43and0hlo68& utWty pole. The car had heavy ptiS8eiiREI', Roier G. Blevins, 25, residents Interested In beJni apLecuie, W.VL, were taken to Holzer pointed to lbe remaining two years Ill SclpkiTowalldpotMelpCounty. clamage. Maore'a Wlblcle was traw11a1: A two-cer accident Involving Medical CenterbytheGalllaCounty of Buckley's tenn are 'asked to lllll'lllboD:I Clll 143 wbell lbe l1lbt whlcle8 drlllen by Keith D. Rallb, EMS. contact Supt. Rlcbard Roberts. Hmderson was treated and wblel*upped oft the I'WI!tllde of · 25, PatrlotandGreerR. Hendeuoo, Buckley was glvea a two year fllerOildwa;y, C81'...,.hla Vl!ldcleto 74, Columbus, occurred at 2:12p.m. released .with. lacerations, and contlactashigllldloolprtnclpal. He 11p _ . 111 b 111te 111t10 a c11t1cb. 'The Moadly 111 35 tn Gree~~ Blevlns}VIlS treatedandrelealedfor and hla wife, TwUa Karr Buckley. wtu. abbslons, a hoapltal spokes· and their three 80ilS reside In ear bed bllvydalnll&l!. · · Townlblp Of GaDia County. A CJIII!oall' ..........., lllvolvlng Both cars were trllvellng west- · perscn said. Clestet' Tuwnlhlp. Buckley W88 l'l!l1'ed In the ReedsYllle area. Betlalmin s. Storer. M. Lima, Oblo, bound 00 35 and Roush vehicle W88 grant 'they wtU have to inatch With village funds. Bassett explained It will be necessary to proceed at once sinCe the grant wlll no longer be available after the first of the year. Bassett also reported It wtU ·be necessary to determine what portion of the land the vlltage owns Including road right of ways. He added that It Is unknown who owns five parcels of land at the park area. Bassett said first the area must be cleared, 2,1XXJ cubic yards of dirt must be·added, and a portion of the area raised for four storm drains. In addition, the prevaUing wage rate must be paid for the $al,IXXJ project. Bassett said he needed a financial commitment tram counctlln order to get the park project underway by Oct.15. Councll wlll meet With the finance · committee, and it money Is avaUa· ble, It wtU not!JY Bassett to proceed. Councll needs approximately $7,!XX) to begin the project. Bassett also noted tire protection on the first noor of the city buDding need not be extended to the second and third floor at this .t lme. An ordinance, torepalrthesllpon (Continued on page 10) ' - ·"--.,. . --~------""""'' ... ..... -;- -· Patrol ·c hecks two ·Meigs accidentS •So • price . • . . • . • t 11 ," • l L... Mft, · YourCott . ,; STATE FAIR- 'l'hree young peOple were oeleded to be lbe 1183 Melp Coolnt)' f.H tept-olallvet lo lbe Oldo !lUte Fair INa Friday 8ild Saturday der wlilltlq local equeot'•n oompetiiGo. They lncludee, 11ft lo rl&hi. CaUiy .Jo JloboleUer, ll, dauifller of Steps taken to mc_rease clerk's.pay Crazy Brush" ERASERS, etc. Only .. • Sc:ife. McFiTe ' 2, By KATIE CROW full loature l·dlglt LCD <olcVIotor with memory, Auto 1hut off, Perc en I and aqua,.. root keyt. Ea1y to operate ktyboord. 0,..-ate• o" · 2•UM-3or "M" oln banetlea lnclud· ed. Dlm•n•lons: 5 13132'' (L) d 1 1llfl~ Oxford" I at ., 240,000 people sign tar repeal petitions u.s. . • NEW -.Jolla IUebol of near Pomeroy began hla duiles Moaclay as aew Melp CotttiQo 8upertntendettt of School&. IUebel sucooeda Robert llowal, Jona.UJne 11.4*114et hrt, wbo rellred as of Aug. L Riebel 18 1 fWJner aupea'*ll•deat of tbe E 1 tn lncal8cboo1DIIItrlctaadfortlle put 111\'enl , _ . baa ' - ' anplofed w1t1t lbe lnDtiportatlaa c1epar1. mert olllle Ohio Deparimert al EducatlotL . , .,•• �T~etclay, Commentary August 2, 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio CoQJ.missionerquestion on major league agenda I The. Daii y Sentinel . Ill Coun Str ret Pom er oy. Ohio OF. \" OT(O H I T HE I ~IE R EST O F THE H£1 G!iO - ~tA SO S .\R E .\ <'lib r!tn~ · ~L-.~•r'T""&a!r:::llf=ll ' ~v ROBERT L. \\'1 1'\GETT Pu b ll .. twr P .H WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH h .. i .. t..ant Puht i,h er fontro llt> r Gt>nPral .\l a naJ::t' r DALE ROT HGEB , JR. ~ ew'l E ditor .-\ ,,IE~ER of 'nN' c\..o;,;ociak'd Pre-, Inland Dail)· ~ .\..-xiation and ttw ,\.merican N~ PuhtNJe."' .\._.;,.,o(;iatiun. LETI'ERS OF OPI~IO~ :ue wt-k'Omt>d. The)' <ohoWd hl' les6 &han 300 words lonl". AJ.IIet&en; are ~hje{i w editing and musa be 'i~ "ilh name, addrfstt and~ nllmbrr. No uDSiped lt-n<-r. wUl lx> published. l..rlte rs !01\ouid he In rood ta..V. addJ'es.. """' ......,., "" ...,.,...nu.... Week of contrasts for Gov. Celeste ' The Polish crisis ______w_il_lia_m_F._.B_uc_k_ley_J_r•. Every now and again despondent Helslnld Accords. observers of tile world scene mutter But, t!Jen, why is tllere no longer a thoug hts to the effect that democraPolish crtsts, given t!Jat the Poles do cies simply cannot contend agalnst not enjoy the freedom they set out totalitarian powers because d. the after? inherent · advantages of decisive Answer:- There is no Polish crisis rule, uninhibited by tlie need for because the West has agreed t!Jat public sanction. The consolidation nothing ts going to· be done to of the Polish question, contrasted c hallenge the hegemony of the with the continuing turmoil in Soviet Union over Polish a!falrs. Central America , illustrates both Question : 1ben why was there the advantages of communist. ever a Polish crisis? practice and tile collusion of the Answer: Because Western leadWest In bringing on their successes. e rs take public positinns t!Jat side Would any stray diplomat, it with those wbo call out for freedom. collared on the stnlet.say that there and · the hypothetical posstb111ty Is at this moment a " Polish crisis?" arises that the West wW do The answer is, very clearly. no. something concrete to help the Why is this so? It tsso because there oppressed. For t!Jat reason, for is no Polish crisis. But then why was brief moments in history, the world there ever a Polish crtsts• There stirs: it did over Poland In 1952, over was a Polish crisis because a labor East Germany in 1953, over . movement called Solidarity cap- Hungary ln 1956, over C=hsolovatured the public and national kia In 1968, and over Poland In 1981. imagination and served demands The crisis tiJen goes away by the on the communist overlords to slnnultaneous workings of Soviet acknowledge such baste hwnan .re s olution and Western freedoms as were enunciated In the irreSolution. What a week of contrasts for Gov. Richard Celeste. After a two-week vacation, the governor was confronted by a schedule t!Jat offered sharply dl1ferent menus, locales and topics. And, barling some unforeseen gaffes, It may demons!J?te why Celeste - desplte his ~ percent Income tax Increase - wW be able to avoid the same polttical fa te t!Jat befell one-term Democratic Gov. John J. GUltgan. As the week began, Celeste was off to Portland, Maine, to attend the National Governors Association's 75th annual meeting. On the·agenda was a lobster bake for tile governors hosted by Vice President George Bush at Kennebunkport. But New England delicacies - not to mention sessions on technological innovation. bond markets, energy and development- wW be replaced by week's end with corn dogs, steak-on-a-stick ·and t!Jousands of constituents as Celeste goes to tile Ohio State Falr. Celeste is to preside over his first opening day ribbon-cutting ceremony as governor at 6 a.m . Friday. Throughout the exposition, which runs from Aug. 5 to Aug. 21, Celeste wW move his office to the Hanison House on the State Fairgrounds. Some of his staff members - those dealing with press, constituent affairs and scheduling - alsO will operate out of the faJr headquarters. Celeste's recognition of the political value of faJr attendance cannot help but draw comparisons with fO\Il'·terrn Republican Gov. James Rhodes, who genuinely enjoyed tile falr and Gllllgan, whO seemed ill-at-ease In such Lech Walesa pronounced the in Rhodesia is woi"S€ for white and · final Judgment a1 tile end of mart1aJ black under Mugabe, whose go. Jaw In Poland under present verrunent we not mly recognize but ctrcumstances. It would be prefera- sustain economically, than It was ble, lie sald, to Uve in Poland under ' under the }:lredecessar government, rnartlflllaw than to live In Poland which we boycotted. U we have mt, under tbe circumstances imposed by' the end of this decade, succeeded . In overturning the government of by the new constitution. So normal are things now t!Jat South Africa In orcler to visit on the " you can expect t!Jat the Polish people a black-dominated dictatorgovernment wtll put In for Western ship, no American liberal wW sleep rescbedullng of Its loan, which peacefully. Havtngalyears collaboslarllls at $25 mlllton. What w1ll the rated In the ouster of .a penny-ante West do? It wW accede. And. it you dictator !n Cuba and replaced him can stand it, it wW do so " In order to with a finished totalitarian proconavert a crisis." The cr1s1s is here - sui, we considered the Cuban crists defined as anything t!Jat might ended after an Ineffective cause serious discomfort to the attempt to overthrow Castro, followed not much later by a publk Soviet Union. Now the peculiar working of the promise not to try to unseat him. Western mind ts t!Jat not only do crises go away when the Soviet The Vietnam crisis ended when Union resolutely steps in to stop the we surrendered Vietnam to comthreat of disorder. Crises alsO so munist aggression. We conspired to · away when the West contrives to overthrow Sornoza in Nicaragua, make a bad situation worse. Anyone not blinded by race preju- and all the conunotton today t!Jat dice would probably admit t!Jat lite adds up to a Nicaraguan crists has · to do not with Nicaraguan etloris to subvert adjacent countries, but with American efforts to prevent " the Sandlntstas from doing so. The · Salvadoran crisis - I do IIQt •" exaggerate - will end a month or IW!l after tbe insurgents take power. U we succeed in giving_ marginal aid to tile government · so...lclent to quell the rebellton; the ·· Salvadoran crisis wW endure for years. A corollary to the above deflnttion of crisis is that a criSis endures for as long as_the Soviet Union position does not prevall. When we reflect t!Jat Ronald Reagan is the president of the United States, and that even so we accept such defeats as. have been handed to us In Poland, a great and bitter despair threatens Ill take us · over and in such moments as these, one concludes t!Jat if the West is going to win, it wW do so because of the !allure of conununism, not because of the resources of " freedom . sUITOOII<I1ngs. Rhodes, who after 16 years In offie<> knew tile fairgrounds well, used to escort reporters on a pre-falr tour of the eXhibits. Celeste, at least this first year, is not expected'to try that. But he'll spend part of his day on the groundsattendingvartous !unctions and greeting some of the hundreds of thousands of persons who pour though the gates. And he'll probably try to avoid at all cost any comment like the one Gllllgan - In whose term Ohio's personal income tax was first Innposed made during a stop at the fair 's sheep barn. That's when Gilligan, In an ;1ttempt at humor, referred to himself as someone who sheared taxpayers - not sheep. Letters .to editor Are figures misleading?______ , Zeal of 'Aitergate'-----,----__;__Ja_ck_A_nd_er_so_n WASHINGTON - Republican members of the House are Pf'Operly outraged 'OVer alterations ofo!flclal hearing transcripts t!Jat put words In their mouths and made them look, foolish. Not that tampering with the · official record is anything new on Capitol Hill; It's just that the alterations are customarlly made by the congressmen themselves. Impromptu remarks that might make t hem look like Ignoramuses are routinely excised. Any inquiry into the metamorphosis, which changes verbal clubfoots into gazelles, would reveal that a legislator. after participating In debate, can go back to his office, send for the transcript and revise it at his leisure - here, changing "no" to "maybe"; there, adding a literary curlicue or reversing a bogus argument. But a few weeks ago, Reps. Judd Gregg, R-N.H., and John Hller. We read In the paper, and hear on maybe this was true. but -if the goTV and radio almost every day that vernment would quit sbooting those the unemployment rate is going rockets up In air all the time, which down, that really sounds good, but I cost the taxpayers mllllons of dolbelieve _t!Jat is really misleading. lars each time they shoot one up, Every week thousands of people they would have the money. have exhausted their unemployIt seems that the government ment benefits, and are no longer on , had plenty of money for the people the unemployment list. In the Senate to give themseif over Thousands of people have just S9,(XX) a year raise. Mllllons of given up hope of ever finding a job, worke rs all over the country have and llvtng on Welfare becasue of no taken a cut in pay, and no pay ralse fault of their own. It's true some in order to keep their jobs, but now people are going back to work, and the people in the Senate has taken that's really great, but there are more of our money to give themstill a lot of people losing their jobs, selves a raise. because last week In Ohio alone, We were told awhile back to save there were over 18,(XX) new claims our money, but how can we save I have a coofesston to make, and the sooner It gets out in the open, the for unemployment benefits , and anything when they are always tak· they consider that low. ing II from us. I really believe the · better I'll feel about II. I don't drive a car. The government claims that un- government is giving us a snow job, employment is decreasing, so they and I can't believe t!Jat tile unem· Americans a.-~ broad-minded people. They'll accept the fact t!Jat are taking away a few weeks of ployment ratetsgolngdown as they a person can be an alcobolic, a dope their unemployment benefits. The claim it is. You know friends as I first of the year the governm'lllt do. who are really hard up and havfiend, a wife beater, and even a newspaperman, but if a man counted Ute people In the mllita~ ing a tough time making it. The goas on the employed list, so that vernment ~till says t!tlngs are doesn't drive, there is something wrong with him. would make the unemployed rate getting better. I say for "Who", besides the rich. Through the years I've found it go down. very embarrassing to admit it to Just a few mont!Js ago we were Robert Burton told t!Jat the state was out of money anyone, and my best friends tend to 26 Cave St. for people o n unemployme nt, view me with suspicion and Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 contempt. But where I really run Into trou· ble Is when I go into a store and tcy io make a purchase with a check, I would like to take this opportun- scouts. It happened aga]n last week It's an endless list of things these ity to commend a ll those peple Inwhen I went to a dtscowit house at a volved in Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts Individuals do to help the youth of large shopping center in Maryland. and Boy Scouts for an outsanding tilts county, and they really have to I wanted to buy a portable typewrijob in Meigs County. Not enough enjoy working with these kids beter, and the salesman was very can be said about these people for cause the only reWard they receive helpful about showing me the difthe endless hours not to mention the Is watching the kids advance ferent modelS. personal expense spent with these through the ranks and knowing I decided on me, -and then I said, they were a part of it. kids. " May I write out a personal Unless you are involved in this Also many t!Janks to the rest· check?'' program you don't know about the dents of tiJ1s county that have "Naturally," he said kindly. "Do ttme spent gett1gn ready for each helped by donating or purchasing you have any identification?" meettng. keeping records · up to items sold bytheselddsdurlngfund "Of course,"! sald. I produced an date. planning trips and worrying raisers. And a big thanks to the American Express credit card, a about hoW JO raise money to keep many organizatiOns t!Jat sponsor Diner's Club credit card, a Carte your pack or troop soing. They these packs and troops. Blanche credit cards, a Bell TeleI'd also like to mention t!Jat all spend their vacation time at phone credit cards, and my pass to summer camp or day camps. And those Individuals under the supervithe White House. o1 coune, I doubt it any adult leader sion of Bob Arms, camp ranger for The man inspected them all and tw gone without spending money Camp Ktashuta have really done a then said, .,Where's your driver's out of their own pocket to purchase super Job on cleaning the camp license?" materials r.eeded or to provide sites and around the cabin this "I don't have one," I replied. tranlpOI'tatlon to and from their summer. "Did you lose lt?" Lanny Tyree meettngS. Adult leaders attend sev· "No, I didn't losett.Idon'tdrivea Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh. · car." era1 meetings a month to gain more knowledge ot how to help these He pushed a· button under the R-Ind., were horrtfled to discover t!Jat some unflattering transcript changes had been made in their remarks at" a hearing on environmental matters. , Whlle most of the changes merely polished up the congressmen's grammar, some were clearly done with mtschlevous intent. The House Ethics Committee was assigned to ttnd the guilty party. In their zeal to pump "Aitergate" Into a full-blown scandal t!Jat might embarrass the Democrats . and .share headlines with the purloined Jimmy Carter briefing book foofaraw, Gregg and Hiler charged that slnntlar alterations. had bj!en made in the transcripts of still other hearings on the manipulation of the sliver mallket In 198l. · " We have definite documentation t!Jat those trans<;rlpts weredramattcaUy altered ... " cried Gregg in high dudgeon on tile House floor. We did the checking t!Jat Gregg should have done. The testimony In question - a colloquy between the late Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal, D-N.Y., and Comrmdtty Futures Trading Commissioner Read P. DUnn, a Democrat - took up roughly, a page In the printed record. Out of the 311! words In the original transcript, exactly six were changed; three words were added . None of the alterations was s1gntflcant, much less dramatic. Gregg, meanwhile, is not shy about revising his own remarks when they make him took silly. At a bearing last March on bank regulation, for example, he , declared profoundly: "As we were talking before, it used to be you had to audit three times out of every two years the bank and the comptroller's of11ce." Afterward, he discreetly deleted this puzzling remark along with 22 other changes. INSIDE RUSSIA: Like the hidden side of the moon, tbe Soviet side " of the earth is sheathed In shadows. • Occasionally I try to penetrate the ' darkness and report what is. '' happening. In Kremllnland. From · . , classified intelligence reports, . here's what lite is like for the workers in Yurt Andropov' s . , "workers paradise"' : , - Andropov blames Russia's . . nagging economic . Ills not on the communist system t!Jat caused. tiJem ·b ut upon the laziness of the workers. He has dispatched pollee to collar absentee workers in the nation's shops, bathhouses and. .; the;lters. He has succeeded merely . In adllfng to the red tape t!Jai , · already entangles ' them. Now the workers produce elaborate, docu· mented, lormal,excuses to jt~stlfy their absences from work. Or It they are refusEd time off, they simply loaf on the Job. . .. How on-American! ________Ar_t_B_uc_hwa_LCi Commends efforts-----__:___ • . cash register, and suddenly a floor manager came rushing over. · The salesman had' now beCOme surly. "This guy's trying to cash a check, and he doesn't have a driver's license. Should I call the store detective?" "Walt a minute. I'll talk to him, " · the manager said. "Did you lose your driver's license for sortie traffic offense?" "No, I've never drtven. I don't like to drive." " Nobody _likes to drive, " the floor manager shouted. "That's no excuse. Why you trying to cash a check it you don't have a driver's license?"' · · are "I thought all theot!Je•¥!entiftca· lion was good enough . I had to be ·cleared by the Secret Service. Hey, watt a mtilute. How did you get out here to the shopping e<>nter it you don't drive?" "I took a taxi,'' I said. Well, t!Jat takeS the cake," he said. By this time a crowd had gathereO. " What happened?" " Guy doesn't have a driver's license." "Says be doesn't even drive. Never has driven.'' "Lynch him. " ''Tar and feather hlm.'' • • . "How un-American can you get?" The crowd was getting ugly, sol , : decided to forget the typewriter. • •· "Never mind," I said. "I'll so · somewhere else." · · By this time the president of the store had anived on the scene. For· ' tunately, he recognized my 11ame · ·· and okayed the chel:k. He was very - · embarrassed by the treatment I " had received and sald, "Come on, I'll buy you a drink." ."I forgot to tell you," I said. "I don't drink either." This was too much, even for him, and he pusbed me toward the door. "Get out of here, he said, "and NEW YORK (API - The first Item on the agenda for tl11s summer's annual meeting olbase'ball owners IS the q\li!Stlon of who wW succeed Coounlsstoner Bowie ~uhn. Itmlghtaswellbetheonlyttemon theagevda. ''Everything is being held hostage to lhecommlsstonerquestton," says Oakland A's owill!r Ray Eisenhardt. "UnW tbat' s resolved, nobody is going to give any attention to other matters.,, 'lbe8e smnrner rneettngs, comlng one year after the fate of Kuhn's re-eleCtton ·bid more or less was resolved, could represent the.cornmlssloner' s tina! chance to succeed himself, Baseball's owners met in San Diego tast sununer, but when it became cleai' that Kuhn could not gain the necessary t!Jree.quarters rnmajortty for re-election, his supporters put off a voteunW Nov .1. ThatvoteftnallycameinChlcago. There were three dissenting votes In the 14-member American League and five no-votes in the 12-mernber National League. Kuhn had fallen two votes short In the NL. · The posstblllty st111 remains, ho~er, t!Jat the owners could vote on Kuhn 011e more time during the summer meetings tiJ1s Wednesday and Thursday In Boston. Kuhn was quoted Mopday as saying Baseball's Executive CouncU has worked out a procedure for him to continue In his Job, but he refUsed to predict an actual vote would keep him there. There also were conflicting reports Monday night t!Jat a secret vote already had been taken on the issue. "I have discussed the possibility with the CouncU," Klihn was quoted as saying In today's New York Times. "But there has been no resolution of it, and I want to stop there In mentioning it." ABC Sports quoted an untdenti· • •• . ' • ' '. ' ,J WlLMINGTON, Ohio (AP) -At 30, defensive Unernan Gary Burley is in the best condltlon he's been In in years as he battles to rematn with the Cincinnati Bengals. Defensive line coach Dick Modzelewski says the 275-pound Burley can regaln his old form "if he stays with his conditioning program and puts his mind to it. He's got everything a man of t!Jat size could want. If he works hard enough, he can be a good football player. But he's sot to work hard to stay here. He's looldng good." Burley, an eight-year-veteran, became a favorite among Bengals tanS in the late 19'1Q; when he started leading cheers !rom the bench. But the Bengals have switched !rom a tour-man defensive line to a three-man line and Burley was used mainly as a pass rusher on third downs last season. Thtsyearhe'slockedlna battle for nose tackle, a Job held by veteran Wllson Whitely. Others battling Include Jerry Boyarsky, Emanuel Weaver and Tim Krumrte. "I knOw I've sot to work to make this ballclub," said Burley. He reported a month early to the Bengals practice facUlty in Ctnclnnati. Burley sald t!Jat '!n past years he became tired of reading that he was out of shape~ t!Jat he wasn't playing well at summer camp. One year he was hospitalized because .of his weight. "I'm t1red ofhavlngtoreadevery year about how Gary Burley is fat. Gary Burley is out of shape. Gary Burley is lazy," he said. "All t!Jai garbage t!Jat's been written In the papers about fl'l€. That's all it was. They would never .. ' • l ' .' ...•• . 'til~~YS1000NfAt> ~t> DEPIOf JOO' AS MIHfOf liE ~MISSIIiS AS WE Ul<i!' ' . ~ ' cometome. ltgottowbereifiheard there was a story about me in the paper, and I hadn't been playing weU, I wouldn't read it. 1 knew it would be negative. I could put up . with it, but it was harder on. my family than me, " said Burley. "He's having a good camp," said Coach Forrest Gregg. "This is the best conditt~n he's beE,n In since I've been here. Apparently he's made up his mind to keep In shape." Veteran lineman Eddie Edwards said he's never seen Burley work so hard. "Maybe he knowshe'sgot to work hard to stay here. He's looking good," said Edwards. base steal In American League baeball action in Toronto Monday. (AP Laserphoto) Driessen's hit sinks Dodgers LOS ANGELES (AP) - Even now, as he's finally started to stroke the ball In the manner the Los Angeles Dodgers figured he would all along, Mike Marshall is not happy wilh his timing. The resurgent Marshall had two more hits Monday night to 11ft his average to .279, the htghesttt' s beert In nearly three mont!Js. But he also struck out twice, once with the bases loaded. • "That's the way things have been going for us," Marshall said after the Dodgers lost to the Cincinnati Reds, 4-2, In 10 Innings Monday night, when Dan Driessen singled borne Eddie Mllner to break a 2-2 tie In the top of the lOth. "Maln!y, it's a fas€ of us getting hits when they dOn't mean much. Like me. I had a couple of hits, but when the.b ases were loaded, I struck out." -Cincinnati manager Russ Nixon agreed that Marshall's strikeout In the sixth Inning, when he left three runnersonblise, wasakeymornent. "That probably saved the game for us," sald Nixon. "Marshall had a chance to break open the game, summoned left -bander Steve Howe to face Driessen, a left -handed right there." But he didn't , and the Dodgers had batter. It was Howe's fourt!J to settle for only one run. It gave appearance In four days, and third · them a2-1lead, but that was quickly In the last ,two. hard, and his ball "Howe throws erased when Ron Oester hit his In on left-handed batters," comes seventh home run to lead off the said Driessen. "lknewhewastrylng seventh. Bob Welch, 8-11, who pitched Into to jam me." Howe jammed Driessen , but the the lOth Inning and walked MUner, took the loss. Ben Hayes, 2-2, who Reds' first baseman managed to followed Charlie Puleo and Ted muscle a blooper into short left, Powertothemound,earnedt!Jewtn. enough to score Mllnerfromsecond. The Dodgers have lost flveofthetr Later In the Inning, Nick Esasky last six games and nine of their last singled home Redus. Also Monday, the Dodgers an- _ 13. Their latesttoss, to the last-place Re<b, left them 6\<2 games behind nounced the recall of catcher Dave the first-place Atlanta Braves. The Sax from Albuquerqueof)he PactQc Dodgers haven't been t!Jatfarout of Coast League 8!l a replacement for first since a year ago, when they InJured Steve Yeager. were In the midst of their stilTing . - - - - - - - - - - .. comeback. When Welch walked Milner to lead otf the lOth, Manager Tom Lasorda trrunedtately went to the bullpen. Tom Ntedentue r gotoneout, when Dave Conceplon sacrlf1ced. But he walked Gary Redus. Lasorda then .. Grimes selected as wrestling team coach ' Scioto DoWI18 results COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Lusty Fella, driVen by Herb Coven Jr., night to winmlle the featured .etghthrace went the in 1: 591·5 Monday at Scioto Downs and pay $9.40, $6.~ ands:: was Wildwood Mark for $5.40 and $4.60, followed by Scandal lor $3. The ninth race trlfec\3, 1·7-5, paid $2,823.30. . . . A crowd of 2,\n! bet $270,572. .. Fttzectric, a World Game qualifier. In Greco-Roman competition from Cincinnati, Jesse Norton of Lakota High School, Hamilton, Ohio, Tim Maahs of Centervllle High School, and also Craig Baterman of Worthington High School who finished ninth in the free style competition. In both freestyle and GrecoRoman competition there were over 41 states represented and over 10,000 bouts were held on 18 mats in an lklay period, with a well over 100 boys in each division. Grimes was accompanied by his wife, Marla on the trip. JUDY WILLIAMS • AN~ RNER~ aurance Servlcea 992-6687 Aula -Owners innova- tive approac h to life inwhy one name says it best. Like our Indeterminate Premium Life In- surance . All it means is that in the event of, say, longer life expectancies CINCINNATI (AP) -GaJaMood romped to a two-length victory Monday in the $4,lrofeatured eighth atRJverDownsandpaid$16.40,$6.40 and$5. Irish Cab was second and paid $4 and $3.40 and High Flash, third, $7. Falcon Watch combined 3-6 with Rebounding for $17.60 In the dally double. The crowd of 3,317 bet Taylor has been placed on the team'sReserve pid Not Report list. Taylor has not reported to camp because of a contract dtspu!E. The Giants also announced that Unebacker Clenz1e Pierson, an lith- roUnd draft choice Iron\ Rice, was among nine players cUt !rom the squad . The Atlanta Falcons released former sprint cllampi9J! Stanley Floyd. The former Auburn speedster, wboholdstheworldrecordlnthe 50-yard and 55-meter daShes, abandoned his amateur track career and a shdt at tile Olympics to IIY pro football. Wide receiver Charlil! Brown signed a series of four one-year contracts with the Washington Redstdns. The f;-1001-10, 179-pound Pro Bowl selectlon from South Carolina State had eight touchdown receptions and a 21.6-yards-percatch average last season. M1am1 Coach Don Shula said reserve linebacker Slel(e Shull will probably miss the entire season because of a lmee Injury suffered In a scrimmage on Saturday. DefensiVe back Brian Hawkins of San Jose State, a ninth-round draft choice, was among 14 players waived by the Denver Broncos. Otuck Fisher, the agent for unstgned world-class sprinter Ron Brown, has contacted the Cleveland Browns to "reel1abl1sh contact." Brown was the team's top cboloe in thedraft.. Mtnne8ota' s All·Pro tight end Joe Senser w1ll be sidelined six to eight weeks after undereofDg knee surgery Monday. ... surance is another reason River Dow.ns results .. in the future, AutoOwners has_the flexibil ity to tower your premiums accordingly. Ask your independe nt Auto-Owners agent for the details. .Auto-Owners Insurance r~$466~,~863.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;±~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ESTER 78· BLACK $ 2 9 8•5 \1.4 2 F.U . !Nod,. Our most asked -lorby-name tire featuring popular bios-ply construction . ~ - Rib ' car was killed and two others Lo8 Angeles Rams' linebacker InJured. l>J1ke Reilly tw become the fifth ·,;Parttclpatton In NFL games player 1n the past two weeks to be while serving a Jall sentence is, in suspended by National Football my judgment, tncons~tent with League Commissioner Pete public confidence In and respect for Rar.elte. the game of professional football,' ' -But whlle the earlier suspensions Rozelle said Monday in advising - E.J. Junior of the St. Louts R.eUlyofthesuspenslon. Cardinals, Greg steinrick of the Rozelle alsO fined Reilly $5,00l, New Orleans Saints and Pete which the commissioner said would John8011 IJ1(I Rolli Browner of the be given to an appropriate charity . ClnclrmaUBeoeals-COYel'theftrst Reilly ts permitted under a tourgarnee,Rellly'slsfortheentlre, work-luribugh program to parttct1!1113 pate In Rams' practices while ReillY. uecood·year player from · serving his seutence. He wUI Oldaboma,lsiii!I'Vingeone-yearjall continue to be paid while under sentence at OraDae County, Call!., contract to the Rams. !ofwhlculermanslaUIIhter.Hewas In NFL traintngcamps Monday, imlolvedinanauto~tonAug. the New York Giants' Coach BW , , 7,l9112tnwhlchonepenonlnanother Parceiissaid two-time NFL Defen· atve Player of the Year Lawrence . . Meigs . wrestling Coach Larry Grimes was selected as one of the six coaches to head the Ohio Jr. Nationa! Wresting Team in Cedar Falls, Iowa, at the University of Northern Iowa Unt-Dome. He was selected from applicants all over Ohio. Grlnnes shared his coaching duties with Lou Vito of Marton Pleasant, M. Stevens of Grove City, Chris Graves of WesfeiVllle South, Tim Welch and Don Murphy of St. Edwards High School in Lakewood, Ohio, and with Bob Stole of Columbus Bishop. Each coach headed ditferent sections of the state which included 34 wrestlers. Grtmes headed the Sout!Jestern district of Daytona and anclnnatl. His wrestlers included Jeff Jordan and a four time Ohio AA State champion from St. Parts Graham High School, Andy Stickel, a state qualifier and alsO of St. Parts, Btll LisTEN TO ME - Larry Kinnebrew, a 2110 pouDCI rookie nomlng back for the CiDclnDa&lllengala from Tennessee state, Ustens to lnslruc1101111 from oftellllve backfield coach George Selclk during a practice --.s at the NFL teams training camp at Wilmington CoDege last Thursday. (AP La&erpholo) Uoyd Moseby with an empty glove during a second MISSED IT - Cleveland Indians' Julio Franco looks down at lhe baD as he lags Toronto Blue Jays' Commissioner RoZelle suspends LA linebacker ssm. 114'--:... reportedly Veteran Burley battl~s for position 8J AIIOrleted......,. ·. fled owner as saying that a secret tion of America, and Yale Unlver· vote already was taken to retain the stty President · Dr. A. Bartle tt commtssioner. But RKO Sports Gtamattt also have teen m entioned. quoted Kuhn supporter Jerry ReinsThe problem is all four of these dart, chairman of the board of the men reportedly have said they Chicago White Sox and a member of weren't Interested. the Council, as saying no vote had The most prominent baseball been taken . name mentioned has been that of EvenKuhn'smostardent suppor- John McHale, Montreal Expos ters, howeve r , admit t he chances president, but he turned down the are s11nn at this point tltat Kuhn wm job last November in Chlcaso. succeed himself. The only announced candidate "He has the same support be had, has been Hall of Farner Henry but the opposition tsals<ithesame," Aaron, but his candidacy has not San Diego Padres President Bal- been considered realistic. lard Smith.said. "I don't know who the candidates Kuhn · supporters, including · are, and I don't think I want to Smith, have held several meetingS know," Eisenhardt sald. "I think I among themSelves and with oppo- can say tiJtsforBud (Selig), though. nents of the commtssloner aimed at They have several viable getting Kuhn re-elected. These have candidates." falled to change anyofthedissenttng Eisenhardt said he could see l,he votes. logic to the secrecy. Last November, the telling no" All t!Jesemen haveviable jobs. If voles In the National League came they say no, they don't want it, they from August _Busch Jr. of the St. take themselves out of constdera· · Louts Cardinals, Nelson Doubleday Uon, " Eisenhardt said. "Uthey say of ·the New York Mets, John yes or maybe, they becQme lame McMullen of the Houston Astros, ducks (at thetrpresentjobs) ." Ted Turner of the Atlanta Braves Eisenhardt said he dtdn'texpecta and James R. WllllarnS of the vote to be taken on any of the Clnctnilati Reds. candidates sponsored by the selecIn December at the owners' tion committee: More likely, he said, · annual Winter Meetings In Hono- another co_n untttee wW be formed to lulu, an eight-member committee, cull the candidates. headed by Milwaukee Brewers "Suppose they come up with three owner Bud Selig, was named to people," Eisenhardt speculated. begin the process of finding a new "How do you vote on any of them, or commtsstoner. ' decide which ones to vote on? What Although Selig's committee has it theycomeupwtth the name Jane been sworn to silence, the n~ of Glockenspiel? Do we vote? l don't tour possible successors have know if I want to vote on a candidate surfaced. sight unseen." Tile first was former Secretary of Kuhn's term ends officially Aug. theTreasuryWllllamE. Simon, now 13. Baseball would like to nnd a head of the U.S. Olympic Commit- commtsstoner on or before that tee. Another Olympic- type on the list · date. U It can~t. there is a procedure is Peter UebeJTOth, under baseball's charter for the president ol the Los Angeles maJor leagues to continue operation Olympic Organizing Committee. under the Executive Council, an Jack .Valenti., former basebaJI 11-man board made up of club televtston executive and now pres!· owners, the two league presidents dent of the Motion Picture Assocla- and Kuhn. 6.00 -12 :. 11 «llwall . Pk< 1 .• .. . . A78 -13* P155/BOOtJ• 878-13 078 ·1· E78-1• F78 · t• $31.00 $32 . 10 .$34.00 $38 .00 $39.00 Ul .OO G78 -14 5.60-15 * 6.00-l SL• C78 -15 H78-15 l78-15 $43.00 S45.00 $47.00 l"kn ll <~• ro 12.80 f E.T. No IInde in o«ded '· MOUNTED AND BLANCEO 'FREE, WE DO FRONT AND REAR BRAKES ALIGNMENT MOST CARS S1375 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600 East Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-2094 I • o\ ' �L Page The Daily Sentinel 4 Pau . _,v Tuesday, AugUII 2, 1983 MiddlepOrt, Ohio I OSU schedule .will reflect major changes Today's Sp.orts World COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio By wm Grlmller State Athletic Director Hugh HJnd. · AP CGrrtsJ drat man, in a bid to savE' on travel expenses, is lining up such close college football opponents as PittsCOOPERST0\'1:', ~·. ¥ . f~ ) - . Jacko E:on!an said he'd like to buy a · burgh , Penn State and Syracuse in nali·pagespace mall the natiOn Sma]ornewspapers foraeulogy to baseball future seasons. . ' 'With skyrocketing travel costs,' Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. we're trying to schedule opponents " Integrity -you can't buy integrity- or gen ulne love for the game, " said close to home, " Hindman said the eolorful 83-year-old former umpire, whose career reached back 10 !he Monday. "And they're quallty reign of Judge Kenesaw Mounlaln Landis. too." opponents. George Kell found it hard to believe !hat clul:l'owners would want to Only the contract remains to be replace a man who has presided over the game's phenomenal growth, by both scboois tor Pins· signed Duke SnJ<ler said he thought it would be hard to find a man as capable as burgh's visit Ohio Stadium for tile ,. ·!he present commissioner and Bill Terry expressed the opinion !hat Kuhn, 1985 opening game on Sept. 7. The with a shal<y start, had grown in his 14 years in office and should be more will play at Pirtsburgh in Buckeyes qalified !han ever to hold the job. ' 19Sl. A strong " Don't Dump Bowie" movement surfaced during the Hall of Edwarjl Bozik. Pitisburgh's at· Fame induchonceremonles here over the weekend- either spontaneously hletic director, says Ohio State and or by design - .a nd increased the uncertainty of the scheduled changing of Pitt will meet at least !bur, and the guard this week in Boston. . maybe six times in future seasons. "What they are doing to this man is tenible," said !he stocky, outspoken not played since 1954, They have Conlan, who delivered the most impassioned plea at the exclusive Hall of E'nding an J.S.game series !hat Ohio Fame dinner Sunday night · State leads 1J.4.1. "Bowie Kuhn is !he best commissioner we've ever had and I've served Meanwhile, Hindman says under !hem all. He is smart. He is honest . He has a great feel for the game games wi!h Penn State and Syra· dating back to when he was scol'eboard boy at Griffith Stadium in cuSe are upcoming. Washington. " I. By The Bend Scoreboard ... ~LWAUKEE Majors f'OOIBALL Ndmal F~ Le-ape a, nw- .t.oc~~~et~ ~ Plttsb.lf11 h NATIONAL J...fAGUE EAST DI'VJSION " ' L Pd. GB 54 49 Philadelphia 52 4B Sl. Lwis 5.1 Montreal 52 ~ ~ Dlletlri!O (1 57 ll 60 New York ~ ~ ,. n AUaniA .." " An~es ~ .515 !>10 .C52 I"""""""· 1 Mar k Danleh. Eric Mct:'ree and Bl'Mf>r· 15 ~ !ell ThOrT'J)SQ'I. ddmstve lBdtle, Rtd-tt')' Gilbert and Teny Waller, ~~ RM Harvey and Jon McJ<t.e, wkle receiv"· Pn, Larry KeUy . runniJu! bQck , James Neely, lineb.al::kff, Chudt RONWKI, tacklt', Rlchm:l Schl'rt'!', tight end, COr· nerback , and Jon~ gu.ard. DEN ~R BRONC'OO-Y.'alvfd .tiLl - !£3 .!41 ·~ 11 ~ "" """"' ' 52 .41!fi 1 3~ 52 San . F'randJro .+fl 11 ~ Gam. Phlladriphla 2, Chic.awo 1 San Diego 7, Hwston 4, 10 lnninD Auanta 8. San FJ'al1C.'tK'O 3 Clnctnnatl 4, Lo& Angdel 2. 10 ~~~~ Clrdnnatl cw,. games scheduled 'l'WJ~dq1 8""" GIII'N'.II M:mtr!'al IRogton 1 3-5~ at NI'W Y~k !Swan 1·5\. in ) Phlladrlphla l K Gna 2-21 at Pitts.1().~!, Qllcago (Nok's IF'oncll 7.al. l n l , 3-6) tn t at St . HOUS"IUN i.D.Jis IWhltsm 2-6), (11 ( a..dnnatl •PastOf'f' 4-91 at l..aii Angeles (Pt'flaiU). In l A.!lii!lta t Pte-ret 12-2 1 "' San Fnlf~Cbro [ fl } w~.G~ Atlanta at San Fra.nd&co Monuw.J at New York, 111 1 Nt'W York Toronto MUwaukeP BosiOn OevE_Iand 111(2 . $8 56 1.1 .566 3 Yl t1 .~ .l 56 51 42 t1 51 00 .m 9n !.((( J~ .412 Kansu City (I ""I""' 5 e.lnle Kevin ilnebaCX('1', CleMe Kutdyla . t.actue. scott Phlllips and Kevin Forces. .,.,1d_> rfef'IV~n. Rldll')' G~ and Andy RJMir:k . cornl'f'badu, Jof'Dny ~ill J r., U~ker . Mark Shoq:l, defmslvl' md. ~ ii!ld Mlkt' Tt'l'\l.,.,., , ~tl'f Placed L«.> Jenldns. del'enstve back , on thP ~ Non-F'OOiball liSt and PIUJ ' Tatxlr. dl!fen. sf\•e End, was pla«'d on the Rese!'\''I!· Re- Many tasty ·dishes can be made from cabbage · , 18 ~ NEW YORK ~WatW'd Darn-U Y.'lmbf'rely . IJnf'\.•ad;er, and placed Bobby Humphi!ry. w1dt> ll'C'e"!ver. on tlwo lnj\u'Pd~n·l> ll~ t .,.,1th II fracf\ll"f'd finger . ST. LOUIS CAROINAl.S-Wahled Todd COli ilnd A..lex F'alctnelli, placet<:k*en. Ml · chllf.'l Joh.anl"'l!!, 7 p.~ruer , and !RWayne Jett and Ken Blatr, W\dl! rt'l'E'tvt'T'S. W"' SHJNGTON REC6KJNS-Signro Char!X' Bro\wn. ~ l"t'!Ytver. to a 5f"!"\f!s 15 ~ OeYI'Iand 6. Toronto o Mfhl.•aukft! 6, O.:.ton 2 California 12-0, Minnesota G. 7 Detroit 3, Kansa.5 City 2 Odcagu 4, Nl"\11 Yc.-k I Clakland 4, Seattle 3 ~ gamew ached\Jied orw>.~ar COittJ'3CU. Wa i\1M Mar.r CbNtlMI and Kt"Vtn Ccle, running bac~ . Br1an O'Ne«. ol lour Leaders ~•Ganwa Nrw York (Kro..lgfl .f-!1 and SNt!ey 3-5) AMERICAN L&WUE at Toronto Ileal 10-9 and M. WWlams 0. 01 . 2. n-nl Ballim:n> (0Mar11nez b-12 and Rarnlral. 4-ll at c;koveland IBiyk>vm 6-9 and BAITING (lC; at bats): Boggs, Bcii!M. .319; Cel'!'ol·. Caillomla. B : Brett, Kansaa Cit)', .:lD: Mcftw, l<aiN5 City, ..m; Whitaker, Derrolt, .m . RUr.."S: E.Murray, Balt1Jncno, 71; RH~ Oakl&nd, 71; Yount, MU· Brennan(}.} !, ~. tl·fl} KaliSa!i C1ty !Gun S-13 and Perry f.U J at MllwaukeP (Caldwt>ll7-8 and Gl~ l · 21, ~. (t·nl Detroit• IPetry ll-61 a! Otic. !Hoy! U -10).1 11 1 waul<.!.'\!, 71; Ripken, Baltln!Ono, 7{l; , c.auJornla IF'ODt'h 9-7 ) at MJnnesota tCastlllo Nil. lfl .l Oo!ii.Ofl (Boyd 1-11 aT Texas (Hoogh S. 9(, (n ) Oaltland ( ~ 7-6t ill Seattle tOarle 4-JJ, (n! W.......,..1GMMS CaUiornla at Mlnr'let:)U New York at TOl'Oilto. 1n1 Ba!tlmorc at Ocvtiand. (nJ Up- s haw, n.omo. fil. • RBI: Cooper, MUwauko?, !It: Ward. Minnesota . 72: Pani..'il\. Detroit, 71 : E .Mun-ay, Ba.ltlma~. iV: Rice. Boltoo, 69: Slmrn:n.\, Mllwaukel>, f&, Wlrlfkold, NI'W Y~rk. fll. HITS: Boggs, Boltm, 1:u; Whitaker, Detroit, Ul; Will"d,· MinneKU , 125; McRae. Kansas City, Ut; t:cq,er, MU· 28: Ywnt. Milwaukee, OR !RIP!Ei: Grll'fln, Toronlo, 8; W!nOekl, New Y~k. 8; HernOOn, Oetrott, 7; 6 all! tied with 6. HOME RUNS: Cooper, MUwau.ltet', a&: KtttJe, ChlcaQO. 2.1; ruce. Bottm. 23: ~·· Bca10n. 22; E.Murray, Baltlmort'. Transactions _..._ OOCAGO WHl1'E SOX-Placed KcYtn Hk:key, pllehft-, 00 ~ 21-dly disabled list and recalled RMd:Y Martz. pllcher, Of the At-nertc»n A.:d· trcrn Denvn" ,..,.oETROrr TIGDtS--PI.aced (.'he( Lem· the ~ dllabk!d lJit llld MSJt wnmx, picher, 011 111e 21~ dllablat u.t Cal.ll!d up [.arT)I Pumk:ll and Mark Dedto. pftdwn. frOm Evan• vUk' of the Amlrl::an ~tbn. ~ ~tftftlter. 00 .... -..,,.,1, u. ~ 5 KANSAS CITY ~ Lany Mlcheawl. forwaiJ1 to • thr"l!e-)'elr lraC< • con- In the Braves' three-run second inning, Albert Hail doubled, then Gerald Perry singled to drive hinn home, Komrnlnsk singled to put I'UIIIIE'rs at first and second, and Brook Jacoby walked to load the bases, setting up a two-run single by RUDgE'. Runge drove in two more with another single in the eighth inning. C!Jpper Matt Winters hit his 25th and 26th home runs of the season, belting a three-run shot in !he fourth and a solo shot in the ninth. . Syracuse 3, 11dewalel' 2 Syracuse' Fred Manrique drove in one run and scored another. Syracuse scored all three runs in the top of six!h. Toby HE'mimdez doubled, went to third on a single by Bob Nandln and scored on Man· rique's single. Nandln and Man· rique advanced on a sacrifice. Nandln scored on a sacrflce fly by. Ron ShepiiE'rd and ManriquE' went homE! on a singte by Al Woods. Golf tournament field filled The field for the Bend Area Jaycees Charity Golf Tournament, set for Saturday, is filled, according to the tournament committee. Entries for the tournament reached the- 128 field limit on Saturday, closing out registration exactly one week before the tol11'118J1Wnt. The fum yE'ar tournament filled ratherqu!cklyover!heweekendsoa waiting list was fonned for those who did not sign up in timE'. All those persons who have not paid their entry fee must do so by 3 p.m. Wednesday. Those who have oot paid will be replaced by tl¥lse in order of registration, or both the waiting list and on the 1J6.manentry list Any persons who have registered and know !hey will not be playing Saturday should notify Riverside Golf Course. All persons participating in !he tournament are reminded of " Meet Your Te8J!l Night" at 6:00 p.m. Frida t Rl id ' y a vers e s golf course sheltE'r. Drawing of teams will be done at !hat time. Following tilE' drawing, an expla· nation of rules tor the four-man scramble tournament will be given. Check·in for the tournament will begin at8a.m. Coflee and douglmuts will lie served before tee-otftinneat9 a.m. 510LEN BASES: R.Hmdenoo. Oakland. tE: R.law, Olicago, 49; J .Cruz. ChJ . CilfiO. e : Wllsoo, Kansas City, tt; ~Iii'. Texu, 31. Pl'TCHL>iG 19 dectstln5 1. Rozema. Detroit, S-1. .& , .UB; Hau, Milwaukee, 8-2. KO, 4.!li; Koosman, OticJQO, 8-2, .Ul. 4.40; Righetti, New Yotk. U.J. .'186, McGregor, Baltlme:lre, IJ.l ."M, w . l. S'TRJKEXXlfS: t.bTII, Detroit, 133; SUtfl 'J"trotdo. 125: Rlptti, New YOf"k, ll6: Blylevel , C'liM!Iaru1, UD; Bannister OilclgO. J[M. ' SAVES: Quilo'tberT)', Kansas City, 216; Seattle, 19: R.Davis, Mtlne.::u, 19; Stanley, BostOfl, 19: lq:Je:t, Dvtrolt, Caldlll. 16. cond row - MalloD Flober, Teay Raulll, Bepr Adkins, Adam KraW!IcyZII, .Ryan Wllllamll, Brian Allder!!on. Not pictured are Jbmny lbii. .,_ Friend, Billie Jo Halley, Marrloo EdWards, aad Aa- drea MOOI'e. struck out nine and walked three, while improving his record to S.ll. Barker, who carried a personal two-game losing streak and a 5.53 earned run average into !he game, said be has pitcbed well in recent outings. "I've got myself back together, I've got my rhythm. I'm throwing the ball over the plate for strikes and I've had good vE'Ioclty the last few times out," said Barker. "Un!ortu· nately, I should have found It a month ago." II, Red Sox 2 In Boston, Robin YountbrokE'atiE' with .a sacrifice fly and Milwaukee adlle!l three roore runs in a decisivE' sixth innir\g for a victory over !he Red Sox despite four hits !JY AL batting leader Wade Boggs. . Charlie Moore and Ted Sinnmons hat! tJuoee hits and Paul Molitor and Ben Og!Me two apiece in !he Brewers' 14-hit attack. Boggs had a single and a double against Milwaukee starter Chuck Porter, and a doublE' and single oil reliever Tom Tellmann. The dou· bles were Boggs' 34th and 35th, tops in !he AL and helped raise .his averagE' to .379. Porter, 3-5, who gave way to Tellman after five innings , earned ._ers The Tides scored in ·the fifth on a RBI single by Ron Reynolds·and in the seventh when Rusty Tillman tripled and then scored on Kelvin Moore's single. ,----=---------1 LEGAL NOTICE The Pulllic Utilities Com· mission of Ohio has set for pulllic hearing, Case No. 83·3HL·EFC . tore· view the fuel procuremen t practices and policies of the Ohio Power Company the operation of its Elec· tric Fuel Component , and related maners. This hear· ing is scheduleJl to begin at 6:30p.m. on Thu rsday. August 25 . 1983 at the City Cou neil Chambers 21 8 Cleveland Avenue : SW , Canton. Ohio 44702 . The session will end at 7:30 p.m. or such latei time as is required in Ofder to accom(llodate those waiting to testify . All interested parties will be given an·opportunily to be heard . Further intor· mafion may be Obtained by contacting 'the Com· mission . THE PUBLIC UT ILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO By : Mary Ann Orlinski , Secretary !hevictory. Tellmanwentontoeam his eighth save. Angeliii.W, Twbl6-, llll\1lnneapolis, Steve Lubrallch knocked in four runs to lead Call!orn!a over Minnesota in the fum game of a doubleheader. Mike Witt, 5-8, earned the victory, giving up 12 hits, striking out fivE' and wallQng four ln ootch!ng his first complete game of the season. Rick Lysander, making his first start in the major leagues, swvtved ll hits and rookie' CEnter ftelder Darrell Brown went 4-for-4 as !he 'tWins tripped !he Angels in the seeond game. Lysander 3-9, making his first start in the nightcap after. 48 relief appearances, all in relief, struck out fivE' and walked three in pitching the 'tWins' first shutout of the year. '113ers 3, Royals 2 In Detroit, Lance Parrish's tiebreaking solo homerun in theeighlh ' boosted Detroit over Kansas City. Wi!h the score tled.2·2in the e!gh!h, Parrish hit a two-out shot into the lower left field seats at Tiger Stadlwn, his 15th homer of the season, on a Hl pitch off Kansas City reliever Don Hood, 2·2. Detroit reliever Aurelio Lopez,74, who came on to start the eighth inning in relief of Larry Pashn!ck, gained the victory. Home Economist (USPS ltil-116(1) A Dlvl<d~n of Multimedia, Inc. Published evE"ry afternoon, Monday !hroutth Fr iday, 111 Court Street, by the Ohio Valley ?ubllshtn2Co mpany . Mul· tlml'dla. lnc .. Pomf:'roy , Ohio 45769 , 992: 215-6. Second d ass postage paid at Po-' ~roy , Ohio. , . Member: The Associated Press . In· land Daily Press Assoclaton and the . Amprlcan Newspaper Publishers As· soc ial ion. National Advertising Repre- sen tative, Branham Newspape r 5ale5, 733 Third AvenuP, New York York 10017. New ' Ohio '15769. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor HoUle One ~eek ................................. Sl.OO Onf' Mont h ........... ..................... $4.40 Onf> Year .............. .... ..... ......... $52.80 S INGLE COPY PRICES Dall y .................................. 20 €e nts Subsc ri bers not d es iring to pay theearrler may remiT in advance direct to Th"' Dally Sl>ntlnel on 3. 6 or 12 month basi~!. Cred it will be ~iv('n carrier each monlh . CENTER MAIL SUBSCRIPTI ONS ln• lde Ohio 13 w-.ks ........... ...................... $14.04 26 weeks ........ ......................... S27.JO " Weeks .............................: ... 1:\Uil 0 " "'d• Dlllo 13 weeks ........................ ......... $15.21 ~~ Weeks .................... .... ........ , 129.64 Weeks ................. .. .............. 1:16.21 R. CRAIG MATHEWS, DDS ' GENERAL DENTISTRY . Beginning July 20 SINCE 1949 OFFICE HOURS WILL BE EXPANDED TO MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT. Heariflv Tests M.cr-1 .,.,..,. Home Appointment• Al10 Available 4t4 •• -;A,_JM.IJ71 Both Doctors Are Now Weicoming New Patients. PHONE 992~58 205 N. Second Ave. Middleport, OH. I POMEROY .:.... Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Thesday at 7:45 p.m., at !he Masonlc Temple. Past wid present star points will be honored. Sl!ITON TWP - Sutton Township Trustees will meet Thesday, Aug. 2, at 8 p.m. at the Syracuse Municipal Building. 11-IURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - Evange. line Chapter 172, Middleport, will meetThlll'!lday, at7:llp,m. at Middleport MaSoo!c TE'mple. .------....,------1 Happenings BINGO Historical program POMEROY - The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society will have a special program on Asheville's Society at a meeling to be held Aug. 7 at 2:00p.m. at the Museum. Charles Morrison of the AsiJe. v!lle Historical Society will present a program on how the town of AshevUie encouraged and convinced its citizens to preserve Its lllstoric buildings and archives. The public Is Invited to attend. MIDDLEPQRT..Vacatlon Bi· ble School wW be held at the Middleport First Baptist Chilrch August ( throogh 14, 9 a.m. to 12 ooon each day. Classes are available for ages 2through high school age, ·and the Bible School will kick oil with a field day Saturday, August 6, at the Meigs JuniorHJghSchoolstadlum. The community Is invited to attend. Wolfe reunion NEW HAVEN - The annual · James Wolfe family reunion will be held at the home of Jack and Mary Wolfe Oril, New Haven. W. Va. on Aug. 14. A covered dlsh dinner will be served at 1 p.m. Provisions for sllelter have been made in the event of rain. Beverly Ann Hoffman, Thomas D. Thompson Hoffman, Thompson engaged Mr. and Mrs . Fred Hoffman of Middleport are announcing the E'ngagement n! lhE'Ir daughter, Beverly Ann, to Thomas Dale Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenne!h Thompson, Letart, W. Va . · Miss Hollman is a graduate of Alfred UMW completed plans for !he carry-In dinner honbring the new minister and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Archer, July 24 , and the ·servl"" at the Bible Bowl, July 31, when the society met at the church, July 19. They also dis· cussed plans for the Alfred Homecorning Sept , 18. The meeting opened wllh Gene· vleve Guthrie leading the Lord's Prayer. Nine members answered roll call, and seven sick calls wer:e reported. ThE' society voted not to wav.. an August meeting. During !he social Mrs. Henderson and NellE' Parker se!Ved refresh· ments to those mentioned ;tnd to Bridal shower given Lori Warden . White net bowS with sUk .flowers and live petunia plants decorated the lawn at tbe home of Becky Mallory for a bridal soower hooor· 1ng Lori Warden, ~lect n! Tyrone Brlnager. · The bride's table featured two cakes, mints. punch and slvler candle holders using the bride's ~lors, mauve and white. The gift table was decorated with a sprln· kllng can and umbrella also in mauve. Games were played and won by Donna · Wolfe, Jennifer Johnso}l, Sharon Anderson, and Marlene Fisher. Altelldlngwere Becky and Brandi ~ry, JanCundlff,Kay, Loriand Meigs High School and is employed at Gallipolis Parts Warehouse. Thompson is a graduate of Wahama High School and has served four years in the U.S. Army . Wedding plans are incomplete. avallable, and as well as ""lectlons children teens. In fact, fora separate catalog for young penple may be obtained. Also, vision· impaired persons may receive braille, cas.,.tte, and talking books through thE' mail. For catalogs or more !nfonnatlon on !he Mall·a·Book program, ron· tact the l;'omeroy Library or thE' Middleport Library, 992-5813 or 99'£5713. IJ-;:=====:::::::====~===========:.., Alfred UMW plan dinner for minister No s ubscripllons by mall permitted In low ns whPre home carrier service Is a\'a llable. WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PRACTICE OF I ,Mail-a-book begins ' TIJESDAY · *LARRY D. KENNEDY DDS* DILES· HEARING AID ' container). Because of !he watE'r RefrigE'rate a min!mum of 12 soluble nature of the vitamins in hours before serving. , cabbage, !his procedure results in Store In glass or plastic eontain· greater nutrient loss. Compared to E'rs tor 1 month. wedges shredded cabbage will tend ThE' cabbage and oU~er vegeta · to lose more nutrients, regardless of bles can be shredded in tbe blender procedure selected. Steamed cal).' or food processor. This slaw is very bage will be sirnllar in Davor and crispy even when it has been stored nutrient retention to cabbage for several weeks . cooked in a covered container. If you would likE' additional The lollowlng recipe is one tbat is information on cabbage, including not only delicious but it lasts recipes, preparation and preserva· forever! It's a great dish to take to a tlon tips, contact DalE' Stoll at !he potluck or to prepare ahead of time Meigs County Cooperative Exten· for guests. sion Service, Box 32, Pomeroy, · Mom's Slaw Ohio 45769 or call ~. Shred enough cabbage to make 2 , - - - - - - - - - - quarts (about 1large 2¥, lb. head) • Mix in with shredded cabbage 1\6 tablespoons salt Let stand, covered, tor 2 hours In the refrigerator. Meanwhile boll for 15 minutes a mixture of: 2 cups sugar "A chllliing oovel of a mass 1 cup elder vinegar murdeterwholsset!reeafterkllling ¥,cup water . six of his classmates... " Set aside to cool. "Med!cally-docurllented step·by· By handfuis squeere out all liquid step plan for weight loss, without sacrl11cing good health and good . from the cabbage. Then add to it: 11arge green pepper, chopped eating... " 1 large red pepper or 3 large "An artist's love for his subject..a carrots, shredded passion that ruined the portrait..." 1 stalk celery, chopped Summer blahs setting in? To this, add : If, so, the Ohio Valley Area 1 teaspoon mustard seed Libraries might just haVE' the 1 teaspoon celery seed answer for you, especially It you are Mix WE'll unable to get to !he Pomeroy or Pour prepared syrup over all. ,Middleport Public Libraries or the BookmQblle. The service is called "Mail·a·Book", and is sponsored !ree·of·charge, year·round, by OVAL. PlAY Catalogs are avallable from both local Ubraries, which have ordE'r postcards inside the back COVE'rs. A single 13-cent stamp will get you At The Mason started-postage to~ book ma!llng Vol. Fire Dept. and return is taken care of by the Every Wednesday library service, and subseqiiE'nt At 7:00P.M. orders may be mailed right along wllh the books · in the reusable "4 NUMBER BONUS" shipping bag they come ln. "5 LUCKY BALLS" Hwnor, mystery, romance, non· fiction, and other types of books are Davor them, such as a cabbage and soft. Look for finn, heavy, solid be smelly business. Cooking tech· hamburger, hot dog sauce. Cab· heads that have crispy leaves and n!ques can also· affect nutrient bage can be used as a low calorie dry stems. rE'tention and navor. Here's how to wrapper for meat as in cabbage Storing cabbage properly is one . cook cabbage: rolls. With a cheese cream sauce, way to Insure high quality ca bbage . Add cabballewedges or shredded and a butiE'ry crumb topping, dishes. Trim o!f any problem areas cabbage to saucepan with approxi· cabbage is transformed into a and store cabbage for a short tinnE' mately one inch bolllng water. Heat delicious main or side dish. in 1he refrigerator crisper. For cabbage to boiling. Cover pan. Cook Cabbage is not only a versatile longer storage try making sauerk· wedges 10.15 minutes; shredded fond, It's low In calories and rich in raul, storing cabbage in properly cabbage three·10 minutes, or unW Vitamin C. The outer green leaves prepared outdoor storage pits. For tender crisp. Add salt or other which many people discard contain information on storage and m aking seasolrlngs - especially good are many nutrients. Save these leaves sauE'rkraut, contact the Meigs allspice, caraway seed, cloves, and add color and nutrients to your . County Extension Office, Box 32, C)lrry, mustard or tarragon. cabbage d!Shes. Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 or call 992· For mUder navor: Cover cabWhen choosing cabbagE', avoid 6696. · bag,. with water. Cook in open pan heads !hat are cracked, bruised, or Cooking cabbage c;tn sometimes to desired tenderness (will 'take slightly longer than in covE'red Calendar POSTMASTER: Send add ress to The Daily Se nTinel. 111 Cour! St. , Pomeroy I~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;~ . tbe walrus said To talk of many things. Of shoes and ships and ;:eaHng wax Of cabbages and kings Lewis Ca!Toll was right wben lie said that lhE're l!.r e many things to talk about - especially concerning cabbages! · . T~gy homemade sauerkraut, and crispy cole slaw, are just two ways to fix cabbage. Cabbage can be used raw or cooked. It can be added to other fOods to extend and Slate Bible school The Daily Sentinel IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT · OOJBUS: Boas. Borner~. ~: Mcflal', KanuJ City, 32: Parrts l\. ~1. 31 : Hrbek, M1MC5ola. .'IJ: Rlplctn, Balttmlrw!. KIJ\SI.\ C!ty at MJJwaukr.<e, In) Oakland at Seattle, tnJ ronto &0, Milwaukee stq>ped Bos· ton 6-2, California outscored MJnnE'. sota 12-6 in the opener of a doubleheader before the Twins won the nightcap 7.(), Detroit edged Kansas City 3-2 and Oakland took Seattle 4-3. Both of Luzinski's blows came with Tom Paelorek on base. Only22 balls have been hit onorovertheroof in the 73-year history of Comiskey ParkandLuzinskibecamelliefum Sox player to do it twice. He also accomplished the fE'at last June 26 against Minnesota. Jinnmy Foxx and Ted Williams were !hE' only o.t her players to hit balls on or over !he roof twice. F1oyd Bannister pitched a fivehitter for thE' White Sox, giving. up !he Yankees' only run on Dave Winfield's 18th homer of the season in the sevE'nth inning. Indians 6, Blue Jays 0, In Toronto, Len Barker shackled Toronto on three hits and Mike Hargrove drove in two runs )V(thone of six Cleveland doubles as the Indians beat !he BluE' Jays. ThE' victory was the second straight for the Indians under new managE'r Pat Corrales, who replaced !he fired Mike Ferraro on Sunday. TM Cleveland right-hander wau~. CU. DPtrolt at Chk:BgO. (n ) Boston at Texas, /nj . SYRACUSE T·BALL - Membets Ill the Syracuse Baer's Market t-ballleam Ibis season were, left 1o rllbt; Adam Triplet, Bea Ulle, Kevlll Deemer, Jay McKelvey, tY- Bucldey, SamantbaSissoo.Se\ Braves dump Clippers, ll-4 By The As8ociated p.;,.., Paul RUDgE' drove in four runs and BradKommlnskscoredonceandh!t a two-run horne run as the Richmond Braves downed the International Leagu,...leading eo. !urn bus Clippers ll4. TbeBravesscoredfourrunsin!he first inning Monday nlght, highligh· ted by KommtruJi's 23rd homer of the .year. Leo Vargas belted a solo hOmer !hat inning, andPauiZuvE'lla added an RBI singlE'. By Dale M. StoU Meigs CGwlly Extension 'The time has rome, tlrt'<l 1151. .416 ·"' .<15 .JlJ Phil O'Nell. driB\llve ~lur?d n!Sl'r'W. YORK G lAi'<Th-~ Plcnon, 4~ "' C HIEFS· Dwaynt Jatbm, dl'fm.SIVI' llnemal: Tim Was tllngtal, ~k; Tet'T')' You~ ~ t«"etvff; Jim l'lob Morru.. 181~; NE:V.' " .e .. "" ·"" '5lh .., ""., 12 " .."' CITY ~ken . Pta't"d .529- - - ·T"' "" Cal!Jornla KANSAS - Waived lineman, on Wfl)'T DIV2i10N Chicago ""'""· Rocky Hubble.. guard: and Cart l<enlW')'· l:rf:w. lulah Wat. and Mike Lemlrande, PhUadc!phla at Plt~rgh. 1n1 C'hkago at St. Li:M.Jt\, lnl llwston a1 San Dif'ti:o, In I Cincinnati at L.os Aneek'S. In I A.'IBUCAN LPAGUE EAST DIVfiiON M' l Pet. GB Sllllrml'f' ~ 40 - ~- ""'"'" on.m..o;....wa tved Oexte1' defBUtve taC:tde, Davld KJI.'rli:aanl, defmsive md. SaJIIt Bwd1er , otfl'll51ve guard, and VIetti" stmon, IJ.ne.. Robenon. Houston IMadden 4-(h at San Otego {Krulww 6-6). • Jhwkins.ddensivt' back. DeWayre Robn· sm. Blt'ndon Critl! and T1m McCray. running badts, Ray ~ and am Kiefer. linebacker~ , Tom Fa~~ and Tyrone Evans, defensiVe ends, Mike L!YeiY. tight end. Jim Arrtvey. quarteJ't)Qck, Scot! Sax. of· rm~tve tackW. carvtn Mum:y. purttr , St~ Tobin , pi~ . and Wa)'W ..lorwt; and Andra Jorws. defensive ta-b. ' tJJ/"Ih (McWllliarru AJ cent~. Grtu, sat('ly. Dan Bertebon. 7~ ...m CCM'OOY5-~ D AL L A S 1~ "' -""" " " Moadlt•" "" Hru""" ATLA.I'o1"A fALOOf\5-WaNed Stanley f'lo)-d iifld M.l.rlt MiJ.IwiXJd, wide J"K'eeV• en. Krts Viii) !'oiorman. dl>fenslvf' back, Case WBruljn. pu.nter, and Greg l.appaj.a, - WEl!T DMSION w BUCKS-SIIf\fd Nair Ar· ('h.Jbaid. i\l<in1 •PaQ4!-5 What's Cookin'? Luzinski's lo~g blasts wreck Yanks, 4-I· By Asoocialed PI'Tes& Greg Luzinski was virtually a bull in a china shop against !he New York Yankees. · Hitting two of the lonw:st and loudest home runs ever seen at Oticago' s Comiskey Park, the player known as ''The Bull" was a on,...man wrecking crew Monday night in pacing the White Sox to a 4-1 victory over !he Yankees. •'I'vE' nevE'r hit one as hlghor as far as !he first one," said Luzlnsld of his two-run shot in the first inning !hat landed on theroofinle!tfield,adrtve of more !han 475 teet. "If the ball hadn 't hit the light tower It would have sailed over the root." Luzinski's seeoniJ home run, his . 20th of !he year, larliled in the upper deck in the thlrd innlng. Once again, it carne Wl!h a man on base. ''He pitched me away the first time and !hen tried to rome inside but got too much of !he plate," said Luzinski of Yankee rookie Ray Fontenot. ''It proves you can hlt 'em far even with two strikes on you. r saw his (FontE'not's) reaction when be let go of the pitch on !he second one, which really was a better ball tor me to hit." Elsewhere in the American League, ClevE'Iand de!E'ated To- · Tuesday, August 2, 1983 .' to The Kuhn accolades may have !allen on the deaf ears of !hat militant segment of owners determined to put a new man in !he office. A screening committee is supposed to present names of prospective successors at the Boston meetings. Kuhn's second seven· year contract expires Aug. 12 and he teclmicallv already has been fired, failing to win enough votes for reelection . · Word spreading through the haseball world is that no strong, viable and acceptable candidate has been produced and baseball may face a period of headlessness until tbe fragmented owners, all protecting varied private interests, can reach accord . Kuhn has insisted he will not serve as an interim commissioner. But he has allowed reports to cimJiate that he wouldn't be averse to a shorter termpossibly two or three years. This has raised conjecture in many knowledgeable qfl8Tters !hat !hE' commissioner might escape !he fall of the axe, It only briefly. Kuhn's fate appears in !he hands of lntluentlal St. Louis Cardinal owner Augte Busch, said to control part of !he National League voting bloc that axed Bowie in the first place. "I've Written a lot of letters to Busch," said former Commissioner A.B. (Happy) Chandler, on,. of Kuhn's most strident boos!E'rs. " He hasn't answered a one. I'm not sure he's reading my mall." The Daily Sentinel 1 ' ' cMolyn PowE'II, Ivaunna Lldel, Linda Hill, Bobbl Hill, Mary Ann Huddleston, Lori Huddleston, Leanna Beegle, and Rhonda Spaun. Sending gifts were Sharon Smith, Mary Ann Shoults, Sharon Spaun, Laura Riffle, Delores Cleland, VIckie Hill, Marilyn Wolfe, Lillian Hayman, Jan Norris, Sally Mat· thewS, PhyUis and Carol O'Brien. ·The cakes were made and decorated by Sharon Anderson, mints were made by Marilyn Powell, decorationS and prizes by Tonda Seldenabe1 · 'Ibe shower was gWen for the bride-elect by Clndy_'\Yarden. her sister, and Mrs. Mallory. Annie Thompson; Carla and OsiE' Mae Follrod, Gertrude and Nina Robinson. l'<E'xt meeting will be at the Pretty baby conte~t set PRETTY BABY CONTEST Entry Fonn, Meigs County Fair Name .•...•.•••.•.•.•••••...•.•..•.•.•... Age Category........ -;.. . Parent or Guardian'8 Name .................................. Ad~s .....................................•..........•.•.....•.•.•... ~one NumOOr ....•.........••........ &y.......-.Girl.......... si.oo entry fee to Alwllda Werner, 915 Park St., · Middleport, OH. 45760 ~Wartlen,TaOOa.,Qrrlaandrr:~::::::::~~~~::~~:::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;::::::~ ,, Let's All Meet at THE MEIGS INN for Lunch and meet the new Chef, ERIC CALDWBl, from Columbus~ The OIEF'S SPEOAL this week for only S2.95 ii JOHNNY rume. MARZml with SALAD and HOT BREAD• COME ON INNI Angie Seldellabel, Sharon and JWian Anderson. Florence Mat· thews, Florence Leasure, 'nlelmi El'llt'St, IloRII}zy and Jennifer Johnllon. Vllerle and Curtis Han· $tine, Della O'Brien. · • Marlene Fisher, Ann Radford, Debbie and Coortney Rallb. Sybil ~ ap~~ Sara WllaoD, Marie Plllllpll, Donna and Amy ' Wolfe, Jane Ann and Heather H1ll. Marllytl Powell, Jo AnD, Allll and Tabllba Wlllord, Ruby 81 h •• • Camellla and Mltcheii Walller, Margie and Melody WI!8L NOW FOR IMPORTANT THINGS THAT NEED DOING NOW. now that's lfQll Beneficial . birth to tbree months, three to six Tiny tots ranging In age !rom birth months, six to twelve months; to !hree yE'ars will compete to be loE'ighteen months, eighteen . twelve ''Pretty Baby" in their various age months to two years, two years of categories on Saturday, August~. age, and threeyearsofage. Allages at the Meigs County Fair's annual are detennlned as of August 17. pretty baby contest. AlwUda Werner of !he Middleport The competition, conducted again BusinesS and' Professional Women this yE'ar by the Middleport Business will be in charge, and entries maybe and Professional WomE'n's Club, mailed to her at 915 Park Street, will get underway at 1 p.m . in the show ring on the h!II at the Middleport, Ohio, 4579J. 'lbey must fairgrounds. Each chUd entering the be accompanied by a $1 entry fee, contest wUI receive a participation and will be recelvedoo later !han till! ribbon, and one hoy and one girl in day before the event, Friday, each category, selected as first August19. Children entered in the contest place winners, will each be awarded must be Meigs County residents. All a $5glft certlflcate from Elberfeld's. judges will be from 0\lt.of-county, Age categories tor the contest are and their decisions will be final. . Send with HOMEOWNERS. BENEFICIAL:S TRIPLE·A CHECKING GIVES YOU ... TOM CROPPER. MANAGER MONEY TO USE PLUS PERSONALIZED BANK CHECKS TO USE ANYTIME FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT, VACATION, OR BUSINESS. • now that's lfQl] Beneficial ' TRIPLE-A CHECKING GIVES YOU CASH TO USE NOW PWS . ACCESS TO ADDITIONAL MONEY ANYTIME; ANYWHERE SIMPLY BY WRITING A, CHECK. now that's lfQl] Beneficiar WITH BENEFICIAL:S TRIPl-E-A CH · YOU PAY INTEREST ONLY FOR THE MONEY USED. YOU MAY N~VER HAVE TO APPL'l FOR A LOAN AGAIN. u Beneficiar BENEFICIAl. OFFICES NEAR YOU : West Beneficial F1nance. Inc. ·: : nO\N that's n ~~~~LI~O4Ji6 ~~t~~e .. 446·2765 .......... 992·2111 �----. Page 6 The ---~--------------- Daily Sentinel Pomel'Oy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, / The Daily Sentinel August 2, 1983 •T_~ ___Y~·-A_ug~~~'-2~·~1~98;3:-----:-~~----~:;------:-----------~~~m~el'O~~y~~, ·~~=po~~~Oh~i~o~~~~~~~==~::~y------:::::~n.---Dar-ily~Sa-n--ti;ne~~::~~g-a~~;; . .ess Busm PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. -AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE •Lowest Rates Around "Friendly Servie • SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS A CINCH. IF YOU USE THE INCH! Card of Thanks Thank ~u friends. We needed you over the many years. Homer enjoyed your help &visits. To Maming - Beckie & Donny Mohler to have ~u close meant true love for Homer. Palma L Mohler Goodwin Leta L. Goodwin Hall Grandsons: Joe, Tim & Wil Hall The Daily Sentinel Hunter Funeral Home Rutland, OH. Your services were 100% perfect, we thank you. Also your helper Ralph Moore. Gi!e a &ift of warmth all year IOund- tfHs soft afghan Nothing ~ould be eaSiercrochet this wa~m, flulfy afghan in stnps, then crochet stnps togethe1. Use ICJ)'IIC kn1tt1n1 w01sted. Pattern 7068· direc- lions, colo1 schemes 10cluded. $2.50 lor each pattern. Add 50! e8ch pattern lor postage and handl~n& . Send to: Allee... Nllllllocnift The L Mohler Goodwin Lela L. Goodwin Hall Grandsons: Joe, Tim and Wil Palma . :J 4 7 DePt 2 a. 163, Old ClMbio SIL, Nn Yart, NY 10113. Print NAddllll, lip, Pltttm NuMber. Yes!Iwant to see more crafts, send a 121-Pilloor & · Gel lots ol fashion 10le1est with thiS smart mYESTment! 'Solid color edging accents tile .attractivo two-color design of this to,., lean. side-slit vest. ClOChe! 11 easily of sport yarn to top pants, skirts. Pattern 7111-4: Silos 10-16 10cluded $2.!141 for each pattern. Add SOl each pattern for postage . 1nd handl1n1 Send to: ..... : S11o1>0t1s 111-Ciocht witlt Soju~m 117-[JII Art of lleetllepaint 11"""pltlt Afahw 112-PriaAip.ns 111-EIIJ Art of ffli1pin Cnidlet 110.16 .Nffl Rip . 109-SN+Inlt (lllsic liue incQ 107·1-1 Setrin1 106-lnstsot f... lan 1114-lnstsnt Moner 103-15 Quills ... Tadlr I "••rAdii ...._.--... .... l l ..,, ..... ,..,"" 7 Y.,If lale1Molll,. ........wl I.,., ....\1_,....., _T_ • 1 7111.......... _ 1 .., ...... , ...... u . ..... one. Our deepest 1pprecillion aoes aut to the Pomeroy ElflllllliCY Squad and to the daclcn, nurses, md staff of Holzlr Hospitll fill their kind IS$isllnco. A YlfY special thanks to the Plllbelrers, to Rev. Henderson IOd Ill¥. SeMB lor their words and PfiYII'S, to 1'1111 A. E.Wish lor I Y1fY belutilul solo, to the member$ o1 the Nlao!i Baptist Church lor their kind hospilllity . and food, and to Benny lnd Associates lor the Ewil'l Funeral H01111 Ill' bel. so WOftdetful duri• this tryil'l time. Everythin& is very much appqcilttd. · Cari Quails &Family ·-·-·,_ ·1,........... aJ.~ ..... ......,. .. o.w.. l .. ~nr• c•·- HEMLOCK PIPELINE POMEROY LANDMARK 614•992-2181 RACINE,OH. -·-·------ - - . Zip, Pltttm Number. Yes! lwanttoseemorecr3fts, send me your new 1983 NEEDLECRAFT tATALOG. 150 de~ans, 3 free Ill. CUFl' 1110115. .$2.00 uch AI IIIII -.4 Calllll-ldd 5tM adl far flllllll lllil handtlnr. I~ & Clolhos On P111de 134-14 Qllcl Willi Quills IWIIllloo Holnt Quiltio1 "Bonded & Insured" m:.t;.;~ Deil. Quilts 1Z4&1J &Ills 'n' llnllm•ts 12J.Slildl '1' Pilch Quills IZ2-Slllfl '•' 1'111·Ooilts IZKncllll fuliinllafll llt.£11J Art of f1owtr CIOChol J.l"lftr nttr Qlllls Art of lipllle Crochet IIU..piell fiHt 8eol IOt.Sew+KIIt 18aslc liue incll IOS-IIItlot Cnidltl 101-Qollt W Quilts talflction I Pu bile Notice 11""" PUBUC NOTICE Th e Metgs County Counc tl on Agtng. lnc which ts a prtvate non-proftt corporatton tntends to submtt an applica tion 1or a 102-·-· capt tal g rant unde r the provtStOn of Sectton 16 (b) (2 ) ol the Urban Mass Tran sportat ton Act of 1964 as amended. to provtde tra nsporlatlon servtce for the elderly and /or handicapped wtthtn Metgs County These cash rates Inc lude discount )Wanted J For Sale ) Announcement ) For Rent 17. 18.' 19, 20. 21 21. 24. 6 7 8 9. 26. 27 28 . 19. JO. ~ . . --· -- - - - -- - - - · -·- ------ - - - ·-- ------ - ------ - - --- --·--. ·-·- --- -- -- - __ ..._ .7068 £,~ 8....& · \ ___ The grant apphca t1on will re· qu est one standard 14 pas. senger van · It IS protected that 70 (duplicated) elderly and ha nd l· ca pped perso ns will use the sev1ce 5 days oer week for va r1ous actiVItieS, 1ncludt ng trans portation to med1ca1 fac 1l1· Ms. soc1al serv1ce and gove rn cnental agencies. and shoppm g centers The Me1gs County Council on Agmg. Inc 1nv1tes comments and/or proposals fro m all Interested pu bl1c. pnvate and paratr ans1 t operators 1nclud mg ta~<l o perators. for !he provid1ng of transportat1on servtce fo r the elderly and/or handtcapped W1lh1n our serv1ce area. Operators who are Interested 1n offemi g proposals to prov1de seM ce should contact Eleanor Thomas. Executive Dtrector. Me1gs County Coun cil on Ag1ng. Inc., at Box 722. Mulberry Hetghts. Pomeroy,Q. h10 4 5769 to obtam fu ll details Of the type of transportatton serv1ce that IS needed pnor to · preparing a proposal Wnnen comments and/or proposal& must be s ubmitted With in 30 days to thtt agen cy at the above address with a copy to the Oh10 Department of Trans pof1ation. Bureau of Pub· ltc Transportation, 25 South Front Street. Room· 7 10 . Colum bua Ohio 732 16-0899: Attent1on. Trans u Resource Manaaer 111 26. 18) 2. 21C: OMo -. ........, Chnl• ] 4] - 2 41 uoe.., fllll .... · l U .. .., .. ., 111 c-..... . _. .. "-· no...-..-... ... ... , _ ... Ooooolo¥ - .,. .... ...,..... s... ...y ... _,_ .,. 4 511 & Aluminum RADIATOR SERVIa SIDING ·- . ... I 'M "-"< 0••• l7S ..._ IU .._ H_ S&W TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE l l7 1300 14 a7 00 oo Chester, Ohio Roofinc - .Sid inc - Concrtit Pltios - Sidtwalks i ltw Construction - ReI lllodtlinc - Custom Pole r earns. 1· 15·1 mOO BISSELL SIDING CO. We Clll ,..... end ,. _ . . . .lUI. end .... w-WeCIIIIIIm ecld.bol end rod IIUt,. dllrton. ~ape~r USED CHARLES SAYRE . AND SON -APPLIANCES Roofillll & Sidilll Co. Washers, Dryers Ranges, Refrigerators WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS 742-2352 ERNEST MITCHELL 12- 2~"' No s.. nday Calla J. ll·tft THE KOUNTRY KLUB Golf Lessons Special ADULTS ....... 6 for $40.00 STUDENTS .... 6 for $30.00 'Golf Trips ~ 'Pro Shop 'Fittin1 Canter Woods 'Club Repair _, 'Fishina • John Tilford 'Metal •septic Tanks •Haulinl 949·2293 lacina, OH. H2·2196 Mlddleporl, Ohio l· U·tfc 8·1 tfc DIVid Brlcklea Bulineoa With CONSTRUCTION New ,llo!Ms - Extensive R. . . .u... New Nomes ...:. htensive Remodel ina ' Insurance Work 'Custom Pole Bldas. m~ Commencmg at til e South Wes 1corner of sa1d fat runnm g East to a rUn. thence fo Uowtng the meandenn gs of sa1d run to NOTICE BY Intersect th e hne between what PUBUCATION TO JAMES WELlS, whwe was for merly Ph ili p Aum11ler lilt known ~~~- W01 1 13 and Robert McCrac ken; thence Kall A-.,e. Columbuo, Ohio South to H,e place of beg 1n· 43207 ond wha fmneoty mn g. conta1n1ng Seventeen 5370 ~ 117) acres. more or less Reference Deed Vol. 263 Coun, Columbus, Ohio, 43228, wh- - - . Page 5. and Vol 230 Page 807. Me1gs County Deed -County """"""" .. being Records. ot FrCh-'1 Except the 4. 4·A Clanon or lorvice, 1&81 North, Grow Chy, Ohio limestone coal prev1ously sold 10 The Oh1o Power Company 432123. 1o In the altern ative !he Plamt1f1 .....df uMnown and C8n· 1 n her amend ed Complamt not with .....ana111e tlllgance seeks to foreclose the Land bo-tld. Contract and the Amended You are hereby nottf led thai • la nd Contract aga1nst th e real yo u have been named defend- estate descnbed here1n and the ant 1n a legal act iOn enfl!lect demand ts to forec lose all IMlerNanc.y Chapman. A. D. Albany, est owned by you and tor costs. Oh10 457 10 vs James Wells. The demand in the Amended Defendant This acho n has Conpta1nt 1s as follows· been ass1gned Case No. 83 CV 'WHEREFORE. Plai nt• lf de94 The ObJect ol the Amended mands jud gment agamst the Complaint 1n the f1 rst cause of Defendan t and requests the ac t1 on. 1S to de cl are a fo rf91ture Court Ia declare a fo refe~ture of of a certam la nd contract dated sa1d land conlrac t and amendAugust 9th, 1982. and filed fo r ment to sa1d land cont ract and reco rd Augusl 9th. 1982 . and that the mon eys patd belong forleiture of the amended Land absolutely to the Ptamt1ff as Contract dated September reasonable rental and damages 23rd. 1982. and filed for to her propeny And in the record on September 23rd, attemat1ve Pla1nt1ff demands 198 2. Said Pl atntiff has camp. JUdgment aga1nst the sa1d l1ed wath all of the terms and defenda nt 1n the amou nt of proviSIOns of Secuon 5 3 13 06 $35.000.00 plus 1nterest 1n the amount of S2.900.00 until the of the Oh1o Rev1sed Code and ;s 20th. day ol Ju ly. 19B3. and em1tled 10 forf811ure ot s a1d land 1ntet'est thereafte r at the rate of contract and amended land 10 pe rcent per annum unt1l co nt ract. pa id. That 1n the alternative the Sa1d real estate as des cnbed Plaint iff be found and adJudged in the sa1d land contract and to have a valid lien on the amended land contracl 1s propeny deScr1 bed 1n th1s descnbed as follows · Amended Complaint for the The fottow1ng described real money owed; that the sa1d es tate situated 1n the Townsh 1p defendant be requ1red to set up of Colu mb1a, County of Me1gs hts interest or liens upon said and State of Oh1o· Beg1 nn1ng at orem1ses or bFJ forever barred .the North East corn er of from assert1ng the same: that Fraction No. Seventeen ( 17) 1n sa1d land contract and amendsa1d Townsh1p, the nce West ment to satd land contract be 136 rods: thence South 65 rods: thence South 57 degrees foreclosed and that the propWest 36 rods: thence South 28 erty be ordered sold and the degrees West 18 rods: thence amount found due sa1d plaintiff South 23 degrees West 36 be paid o u1 of such sate. and for rods to the South li ne of said suc h other rel1ef. legal and Fract1on, thence East 45 rods; equ1table. asd mev be proper th ence North 6 3 rods, thencetn and necessary. and that the an Easterly di rectton along an pla1nt1ff recover her costs agreed li ne between what was here1n " You are requ1red to answer formerly J. J. Wood and t C. Swett to the East hne of satd the Amended Complaint W1th1n Fract1on. thence Nonh to the 2a days a~..- the laSl publocaplace of beg1nti'ing. estimated tion of this not1ce. whtch INill be published once each week for at 63 'h acres, more or less. Also. the followmg t:Jescribed SIJ< SUCC8SSIV8 weeks. The last rea l estate s ituate 1n said publication w111 be on SepTownship of Columbia, Co unty tember 6th. 1983. and th e 28 of Meigs and State of OhiO, and days fo r ans"Ner wftl commence bounded and described as on that date. LARRY E SPENCER, foll ows, to-Wit. Being a pan of the East half of Fract1on No. CLERK Twenty-th ree (23) in Section Coun of ·Common Pleas. TwentyCtwo 12 2). Town N•ne Me1gs County, Ohto 191. Ra nge Fi~een 1151 situate on the Southwest corner of the f7) 26. 18) 2. 9. t 6. 23. 301916. above described half Fractton. 7tc Gill Public Notice ·storm Windows & Doors FREE ESIIIIATES 20 Tears Experience WORK GUARANTEED TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 or 949-2160 PULLINS EXCAVATING -Dozers ' For all your wiring " needs; furnecq re· ' 1 pair aervice and In- :• OH atllllatlon. -- ..... - The · wha hwe unknown a VMied, contiiiiQMt or ..........-y "*"-tin the .... Chapel, Churdrol of Chriot in Chrlott.n Union, Sollobuty Townahip. Meiga County, Ohio... Ill .. o.r.nclonta. Pla~nttff has brought thiS acllon nam1ng you as defendants in the above na med court by f11ing 1ts Pet1110 r'l an June 22 nd 19B 3 The ob1 ect of the Petmon tS the sale. under the proviS IOns of SectiOn 1 7 1 5· 14 of the Ohto Rev1sed Code of th e foi10W1 ng descr1bed real es tate known as the Hdand Chapel. Churches of Chn st 1n Chnstlan Un1on . and further bo unded and descr1bed as follows· The foltowmg descnbed real estate. Sttuate m the Townshtp of Sal1s bury. County of Me1gs and State of Oh1o and tn SectiOn No. 26. Town 1. and Range 13 of the Ohto Company's Purchase and bounded as follows· To·wlt. 8eg1nn1ng B rods South of Nonh East corner of sa•d SectiOn at a stake 1 4 feet East of a lot now used for school purposes. then West alo ng the South lt ne of satd School tot 1 0 rods and 14 feet to a stone, thence South B rods, thence East 10 rods to Sectton lines. thence North to place of beginn1ng - e-.cept a ~tnp 14 feet wde off of the East end of said lot which is to be used for a PI.J~!c Road; also the followtnt~ stnp of land, being,,16 and 1 1 ~ feet wide, running Nrinh fro m th e Nonh-east corner of the above descnbed tot along the East ltne of the school lotto be used for a Public Road, to and from the above described tot, wh1ch road was heretofore reserved by the or1g1n&l owner. Valenttne Jones. REFERENCE DEED: Vol 162. 'Page 578 , Me•gs County Oeocl· Records. Sa1d prerru ses being also knovvn as Htland Chapel. Pome· ray. OH. PetitiOner is The General Board of Trustees of The Churches of Chnst in Chn81ian Un1on The Hiland Chapel, Cht.jrches of Christ in -Backhoes -Dump Trucks -Lo-Boy -Trencher - Wa1er -Sewer Realdentlsl Commwclsl Call 742-3'1915 & 3-J.tk Union, Petitioner ' Residential & Commercial MILLER . ELECTRIC SERVICE. · VI- Standing t h;- b,Jr any amount . Call 6 1 3 88 · 9901 · $3()0° A TON PH . 992 -2280 PHONE: -Septic Syalema LARGE OR SMALL JOS Chnsuan Un1on is a reg ular ly adm1 tted mem ber of the South Central 0 1stn ct of the Chu rc hes of Chnst 1n Chnst1an Unton. hav1ng become ext1nct Peti· 11oner seeks (1) the sale of th e above descnbed real e state, ' pursuant to Seclion 171 5 14 of th e Oh10 Rev1sed Code. (2) an order of sa1d Court a uth ommg and di recting Pet1t10 ner to hold the nel proceeds heretolore obta1ned from the Trustees , of the Full Gos pel Lighthouse. Inc.. pursuant to the terms an d cond1t10ns of Section 1 7 1 5 14 of the Ohto Rev1sed Code. and (3 ) for s uch othe r and tunher rehel as may be tust and proper tn the prem1ses. You are required to answert th e pe!lt1 on w1 th m twenry-e1ght' ~ 28) days aher the last pu blica-1 liO n of lh•s no11ce. wh1ch w 111 be publ is hed o nce each w e ek for s1x successtve lNE!eks. and the 1 last publicar1on Will be made 9n : Au gUst 2 In case of your fa1lure to answer or othervv1se respond 1 as perm1tted by the Oh10 Rul es : of C1v11 Proced ure Wt th 1n the time stated. JUdgment b y de· fau lt wr it be rendered aga1 nst vou for the relief demanded m the pe11110n LARR Y E SPENCER. Clerk of Courts of Common Pleas. , Me1gs County. Oh10 16) 28, 171 5. 12. 19. 26. IBI 2. 61c r H. L. PH. 992-2478 7-15·] IIIII pel ROOFING Roofing - Siding Troughs, Down Spouts Windows - Doors For "All" Your Home Repairs ... ' "Free Estimates" ... All typt!s of roof work, neVI or repair. 111t1trs and downspouts, pdtet cleaning 111d painti!ll, storm doors and windows. All Work Guaranteed , "Free Estimates" Ph. J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING ~ •lneulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windbwa •Replecement Windows •New Roofing FREE ESTIMATES , JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 6/27/lfn Manufacturers PLAQUES ENGRAVING 992-5433 Wanted to buy : broken lir·condltionen . 81 4-992· e810. 1-304-676-1363 ~ 5·16 2 1!10 .. "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Roger Hysell GARAGE KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE St. Rt. 124. Pomeroy, OH. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 985-3561 All Makes •Wathera •DIIItwaahert Rena•• •Rifrigeratora •FrHiert PARTS ond SERVICE ...e Carpeted, bathroom w"h shower, liS or elect. refric., fum~ee, & lot. Water heater, ranp. sink, ps; elect., or blllery li&htl. sleeps 6, excellent cond"ion. $2,700.00 or Best Offer PH .992-3005 J-2~ 4-S.IIc Sizes sUr! from 12'KI6' Core to the l.arge$t Radia- UTILITY BUILDINGS Radiator Spec:iahst NATHAN ·BIGGS 35 Yrs. hporience Sizes from 6'K6' Up · to 24'K36' lnsulald Dog Houses SMITH NELSON MOTORS. Inc. P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. Now Open Pt . 'Pieaaant Recycling. Paying top dollar for acnp meula, bnu, batterlea . Call 87& · 1 084 . Rt . 36 Henderaon. SWEEPER end oowlng machine repair, perta, and ouppllu. Pick up end delivery. Davit Vacuum wv. Cleaner. ana half mile up 1- -- - - - - -- Georgea Creek Rd . Call 448-0294. Scenic Hilla Nur1ing Center Ia now hiring ataff RN'a & LPN ' • application• can be obtained at Scenic Hilla Nursing Center. Monday thou Frldov. SAM to 4PM . Cell 448-71 50. 4 Aml1h Food Product• in greed demand. Diltrlbutor· ahlpt available with high Income potential. No major Investment. no Inventory ar delivery. Apply in person 8 PM Tuaa·. B-2 ·83 at Columbu• Southern Electric Co. 990 Second Avo .. Gallipoll1. ANY PERSON who hu anything to give awey and doe• not offer or attempt to offer any other thing for 11le may place en ad in thia column. There will be no charge 10 the advenlaer . . Hey far cutting. Call 4461142. , ·'· Ph. -614~3-~1_9_1 2 long haired mele and 1 female Tiger kitten . Call 814-318-8771 . NEW J&F CONTRACTING •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK LEONARD F. ERWIN CONTRACTOR 366 29th St., Rt. 7 Pomeroy BOIIDED & - 985-3386 4 nice puppl11 to giveaway. Coll814-387-7743. Calico kitten about 8 week1 old. 814-992-21139. Male BHgle to give awev to good home . Good with children . 814-742 · 2328 . 2 klttana, 1 gray. 1 white. 247-2022. FOUR pan Beegla pupploo, block & white, 4 Terri•• .& Poodle pupplu. 304-8822499. . CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS ..c." c.O'Ils-·· 1 Female dog, 2 yHr• old, black. IPIV8d, hll all ahatt, hou1ebroken, uHd to being chained. 304-773-11192. " FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTICTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS " White mole puppy 2 mo. old. Coli 875-4064. CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION 6·20·1 mo Puppiea to goad home 6 wko. old. Coli 812-3235 . Lost and Found loll: Norlhup oreo, Pit Bull, e brindle female, 41 lba. PERSONALIZED POOLS Long ear•. black face. name Ully. R-erd . Phone 3792811 onytlmo. 8 *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel • 6·9·1 mo. "FREE ESTIMATES''' *CHAIN LINK FENCING Warranted by Sars For 5 Years. ~ CATALOG MERCHANT Gregg • Patty Olbba-Ownera . Day or N_lght PH. 992·2178 5 L t-----!':::,..:::'..;:"':.!:":..J IIL...;..;.,;,;,,:,;;;,;;;..;;;;.;,;;.,;;_\!'1 -------'-;.·';.".....1~! 1". 21 Once e year Yard Solol Set. Aug . 8. BAM·tPM . Furnlture, amelleppllancet, baby ltemt, clo t h a all alzn. mlacellaneolls. 1975 Me· llbu, anow tlrea. 1972 Ford pickup. Free lee water. Old St . Rt. 180 In Porter aouth _o_ff_R _ t_._5_&_4_.-· -'-:--- 1Yord Sele1804 Chethom Ava.. G1 Illpo 11 1 . .... • ug . 1 , 2 , 3 . 9 to 15 . 1---------Porch Sale 810 FounhAve .• Gelllpalit. Aug . 1-2·3 . Copy machine. btbv cloth... 1111 1 2 panta , clothet , old dlah ... booka, rocking chair, end much mora . Yard Sale , ~ Aug . 1 - 3,9 e .m .· 6 p.m . Acrou from old Golllo Store. Gellle, Rt. 233. Antiquet , tooll , guru. clothes, baby Item•.· Bualneas Opportunltv THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO . recommends thet you do bualnen with people you know. 1nd NOT ta aend money through the mall until vou have inveeti· gated t"l offering . Money to Loan HOME LOANS Low fixed rate. leader Mortgage. 77E. Stete. Athen1. Ohio. 1· 6 1 4· 692 -3051 , or 12 to 4PM 1-800-341-e564 in Ohio. 23 Profeasional Services Public Sale S. Auction Auction every Tue1dey night. Krodel Park Club Houle. Pt . Pleuent WV . Auct. Lonnie Neal . Call 814-387-7101 . Rick Peanon Auctioneer Service. Euue , Farm, Antique • liquldlltion 11111. Uconoed & bonded In Ohio & WYo . 304·773·5785 or 304-773-9185. Auction every Fri. night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckload• of new merchandiee every week. Conalgmentl of new and uaed merchandlae elwaya welcome. Richerd Aeynolda Auctlonoor. 275-301!9. toya, decor lteme on party home plan. Car end phone nocellory. Highootcommlo· alon. No investment. dellvering. or collecting . Call 814-742-3094. Alao booklng parties. Yard Sale Quail Creek lot 28 , Aug . 5 -8 , 9 :00 -6 :00. Men ' s clothing , womena , maternity, baby clothing, tools. rocker, fila cabinet, many mi1c item1. l - - -- - - - --::--:Throe Family Gsrogo Sale. Wed . a. Thura. 9Am ta 1 Diahea, furniture. odds and enda , &03 Circle Dr ., Gellipollo. Porch Sale First Time One Qoy Only. Weo 3rd .. Office Young Trailer Perk . Rt. 7 . Kitchen appl .. tape1, t.. hlon beada & chain I , aome gl111. odda It end1 . 9- '1 .......Pom&i-o;;··------- PIANO TUNING - LANE DANIELS . Rolioblo oervlce tince 1966. Auociate of Brunicardl Muaic Co . Phone 614-742 -2951 . WANTEO·RIIponoible pony to teor down old born . 614-949·2558 . Wentld--Sameone to live In with eldorlv lfdy. Light hausewor~ . cooking and etc . Nice home In Recine. 614-949-2406. . Middleport & Vicinity 7 Familv Yard Sale . Aug . 1.2. 3 , 4 , 5 . 8 :00 - 7. 412 Spring Ave . , Pomeroy . Plenty of clothe• ell all:ea, baby ltemt. gla11weres, boakt , many ltema too numaroua to mention . Parking acroaa the ttreet. Situations Wanted Room, board and care for en elcllrly pereon in my home. Reaeoneble . Cell 99,2 · 11022. SANOY AND BEAVER lneurence Co. haa offered eervlcee for fire lnauranoe oavoroge In Oollla County for almoet • OMrtury. Ferm, ho""' Md peroonel proparty coverage• are avalleble ta meat Individual naadt. Contact Ray Wedemeyer, ~t~ont . Phone 381-1248 . To bo re-uphol11ered 111ed hldo-o-bod . Lovo ooot or oolo.ll14-141-2511 . 13 Insurance Are yo11 paying to milCh for your hoopltof-heolth lnourence. Call Cerrall Snowdon. 4411·4290 . Aug . 2&3 . 9to 7. Ciothlng, dithet. lampe. curtalnt. All nlee ltemt. 457 BHch St., Middleport . . Fri . & Sat .• Aug. 5 & 8 . At 348 Grant St .. Middleport. Clothing & other Items . 10 :00 a.m . I o •uo p.m . 3 family yard ..te. Th"ra. • Fri. App . &mlletoutBeahem Rd .. turn right on Bald Knob Rd . watch for olgno. 614B43-5231 . lotl ofthinga . The John TUlia retldence on Augu11 4 & 6 above Eastern High School on Rt .7 . · Huge yard ule. Aug. 5th end 8th . 9 a .m . to 6 p .m . Rt .33 to CR 1 e . follow oigno. gold hau•e . School clathea. eppliencet , Avon bottlea. taya. baalr.a, antique•. car tape deck, building tuppllea. tape recorder . produce . much more. Porch 1ale-Aug . 4 Ia 6. 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . 719 Bra•dwey, Racine . Baby itemt. book• & clolhlng. '· 832 Grant St. In Mlddlepot:t: Gas wall heater , cookinG uten1ila, dl1hu. clothing . knick kna ck1 , boob, light fixtures. ··---"'pi"i:i'leii iiiiri't" --·· & Vicinity ···-- -·----· ...... -· ·-·- ·- · -·Yard Sale , first time thl1 year. Tuesday It Wedrt•• day. 10·7. Route 36, Henderaon . Juat above Caaet Guard Station . GlaiiWir!Jt, ..clothea, books . Lou o'l everything. cheap. Toy1, book•. chlldrena · m•~ women a cloth ea . yaunl' mana pants 29 waiet 2 length, mi1c items . Rain data Fri. Aug. 6 • Baument Sela 3rd . & 4tt\, 41 1 lewia St. Point PJaa.. aant. Everything reduced . • Second St . Meaon . FridaY Aug . 4th . Clothing children' to adults, exceraize mlf chine. knick knack• . 31 32 -. ,, ~;;;;;;~~~;;~;;:;~~;7,~~=~=~ Homes for Sale LocatedlnS'frecuae- Near achoal & awlmmlng pool. 3 bedroom altuated an onethird acre lot . $24 , 500 . 1 3::_0::_4.:_·_:7_:5_:2~·8:_4~8:_8_._ _ ;-,-;- 1· Handyman ' • apeclelln Rutland : Eight room• with poaeibilltlel. North Main St. The tint senaible oHer getl it . Will be on premlae• to shaw houll on Aug . 6 6. 8 I::;:;:=;::=:;::=== 12 5 famllyyard ..le. Aug . 4 -5 . :: Thura. a Fri. 9 to 4 . Skate.'' • way Roller Rink on At. 7 . Baby clothel. email chlldrene. women clathea. cer 1111. babY bed. grow light. flower atand, bll11lnett, late of mlac. 4 remlly. Aug. 4 & 6 . Mony infant children• & woment clothea . Numerous mi1c . items. Rt. 7 , tint driveway north of Cheater Dairy Quean. a•• AUCTION ovory llouordoy night, II p.m . Mt . Alto Auctloft larn . Conelgn· monto taon ovary So1utdey· 1:00 till 1111 tlmo. Emmo AuC11_,, 304-4218177. Buy Behind Llcenae Bu reau In Pomeroy . Auguat 1 , 2 , 3 . Baby clathea. Lou of misc. items. 2 BR house on nice lot, Ria l :: "_:o::m.:_:_:2u~n-tll_6~p-.m-:: . - -Grande . Central heat. well ineulated . Call 814- 246· Hou1e for aale · Conuct 9326 or 614-245-6364. Clarence Hill et Ruotlc HHio In Syracuu, Ohio. 814-,. In Mlddleporl, newly romol_:9_:9_:2~ -2:_9:_e:_7_o_h_o_rc-6~ p:-.m--:-:--:: Babysitter wanted In my homo with flreploco. PERFECT SHAPE 1 Ox40 oil home . Five Paints aree . deled ponlble woodbumer. close lid Must have reference• . · to school• and ahopplng . electric modular home, 10 614-992-6810. •• new, 13600. Even 1 tmall Coli 814-992·6941 . air conditioner Included. Will do bobyoitting in my FINISH YOURSELF. 48 X 304-576-2711 · home. Racine 1r11. Referen· 28 booement. Willi, win- A GOOO HOME FOR C01. 1114-949-2779 . dow end sub floor com- 13100. NICE 10x40. ELECTRIC HEAT. EXCEL· COMPANION for olderly ploted . On 1 . 14 ocrOI. Cejl 446- LENT CONOITION . HOO. lady. muat live ln. Wrhe Box Roooonoble. DOWN, BALANCE Fl · P·30, In care at The Point 3044. Ple111nt Register. 200 Main For uta by Owner 1200 NANCED. 38 PAYMENTS St. Pt. Ploount. WV 21650. 1 q.ft . houae 6. corner lot. OF t101 . 48 A MONTH . Full b11ment 6 room & both, 304-5711-271 1 · , HAIRDRESSER apply II gar~a• In baaement. Cueto~ New York ·New York. 401 matlc daar opener. heat, Haute for eale. 4 roamt . Viand St .. Pt. Pleeoonl. WV. •44 budget, central air, fully belh . outbuilding. lot Coli e76 -731 1. carpeted. Box 408 Cirle Dr .• 80x1118. AppleGro••· Rt. 2. 304-576-2292. Plantz Subdlvltlon. Will care far elderly In aur home. Trained end Expe· rlanced. L.P.N . care given. 992-7314. Wanted To PATIO SALE - II hmiiy , garden tractor, furniture , porch chDin. lampa. dllheam toys, clothing & mi1c . Peat the church In Che1ter. Aug.4 -6 -6 . Bar help-Full & Part time po1ltiona available. Apply in person only . LaSalle lounge, Middleport, Oh. Complete Auctioneer Service. Aleo do apopralaala. UconMd & bonded to ooll. HouMholdo. form furnlohlngo & llool ootote. Over 25 yeoro exparlencoln buying & aelllng new, uMd • Mtlque furnllui'IJ . 1114-182-1370. Ooby A. Morlln. 9 Owner 3 bdr. houH with 8Byor 20 et.1'eJ . Sunken LR. family room. don, 2'h botho, full b ..ement, unattached garagewlthwork 1pace . Will conalder land contract . Pleaae no call after 9PM. 814 246 9400 • • . REAL BARGAIN11 year old bl-levol, 3 BR, A-1 cond .. garage & baument, brick front. large lot, city school a. 4'h mile• from Gallipolis. Green Twp . 139 , 600. 446-803 8 , 1- - - - - - - - - - '" 1----::--,-,-_,-,---- PIANO TUNING Back to School Special 126 normal tunlngt . August onlv . Ward ' s Keyboard , 4464372 . Newly remodeled 2 etory frame, 1 Y2 beth, 3'12 acrea, Management caliber peraon city tchoola , riverview . pert limo e816 month . 132.000. Call 446 -4222 Honeat peraon to handle between 9 & 6 . company funds . Clerical 1 - - - - - - - -- --: dutlea. (714) 682-0381 · Beautifully landscaped 3 Call today. One poaitlan. bdr. home with deck. On 1 scenic acre In Northup. City 1 b111 player and or singer achoola, 6 minutes from for Rock Group. Cell 614· town, fireplace. hardwood 379- 2&8 1 or 814 · 643· floors , maintenance free, 9406 . quilt neighborhood. Auumable 9~% mortgage. Call MERRI· MAC noodo 3 dem- 448-88711 ehor 8pm. onatratoraln this areal Gftt1, Peper bock booko, Horloqu l n, Sllouett• S u per Aornence 81 C1rtlend . Br ide man St ., Syre c uae . Aug . 3 ,4,15 . •• •: :; '• •, :; •• Yard Solo Aug . 3 . 1910 Chatham Ava ., Gallipolis . Baby clothn a. furniture . maturity & many ather~ ~ items. · For lean . Auto Service Center, Maaon, WV, 3 bavt. 2 holata, axcellentlocetlon. aucce11ful bualneu for over 30 yeeu , available attar Aug. 9. 1983. Call after 8 p.m .. 1·304-875-2982. 22 •,•', Augu.t 2 & 3. 9 a .m . to 3 p.m . Multl-fomllyyordsolo. 19 Cava St . Infanta clothea through ega 12. ---------In Hemlock Grove . FridaY ~ and Saturday . 8 to 5 . At 3 Femllv Yard sea. Wed.- store building. Thurs.- Fri. August 3rd .4th .·6th. Clothing, pots and Air-cond., truck cap, refrigpant . uands, gla .. ware , orator, antiques, stone Jere. tape player, lots •of items. turn .. glue ware a mlac. Lincoln Pike In Centenary. Aug. 2 a. 3. 10-8 . North of Pomeroy 1 mile up RT. 7 . 4 Family Yard Sale acroat from Water. Treatment 66 Elm St. Middleport . Plont. 2129 Chellnut St.. Wednoodoy IHhurodoy.llto Gallipolis. Wed. Aug .3 . 777. · I NOTICE I Box of clothing end miacal- 1 Ianoue ltema. Call 448· 9528 . Klndlln~ woad to anyone who will pick up. 448-21105 . FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY PH: 1-304-773-5634 Mason, W. Va. C. L. Kitchen Will do hauae cl.. nlng, any day of the week, daytime only , • 4 per hour . Call 814 . 3 88 -9331, ••k for Bonnie . Mu 11 ge will be ._ . t1111n . •••a·························· Ber""rd, 2 melea, 3 femalea. For inlo cell•388·8904. GUARANTEED PH.· (304) 882-2276 8t Vicinity · 6 Puppleo, mixed collie & St. PHONE JIM CLIFFORD 992·7201 ""' 7-21 I mo. pd .......Giiiiijioiia··------ Needed Immediately . lady to live in end care for elderly Profeulonal Wedd i ng• lady for room, boerd, end plctur11 In beautiful color. om1ll 11lory. Cell448-3159 Howard's Studio . Cell 875-2931 . or 814-268-1987. 10·&11; l 26 11cc Cleanin1 & , Installation ·" of New Systems PH. 992 - 7119 Announcements tic ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Smallest Heater JACK'S SEPTIC SERVICE "Senior Citizens 10% Discount" GOOD Army type or equal wall or pvremld tent that sloops 4 to 6 . Cell304-8753293. Also Transminlon PH. 992-5682 . or 992·7121 •Drv•• Pomeroy, Oh. Ph . 992-2174 3 'FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER tO-Wit ' 1978 Ford 138 C lub Wa go n . S e ri al No E23AHA69111 Central Trust Company. NA , reserves me ng ht to bid a1lj)e s ale. Buying daily gold , sliver colna , rlng1 . jewelry , atarllng ware. aid coins , . large currency . Top pricea. Ed . Burkett Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport. oh . 1114-992-3476. 320 JERICHO RO. PT. PLEASANT , W. VA. ¥ Installed And ' W•ntedto buy. New. uud It antique furnltu'ra. Will buy 1 piece or complete houae· holdt. Call 01by A . Martin 614-992·11370. Trophy Call: George Gum ' Call: 949-2263 or 949-3091;_,0_,, Public NotiCe NOTICE Not1ce 15 hereby g rven that on Thursday, Aug ust 11 . 19B3. at 10.00 AM a pr111ate s ale will be held at the office of the Central Trust Company. NA.. Mlddlepon. Oh10, to sell for cash the foll0'o1Y1ng collate ral THE TROPHY KING 6 5- 16·1 mo 1. z TV Aepelr Service. Houte c•ll•. moat modlb. uted end repaired tetl. Reetonably priced . Call 814-268·8218. - -,-,..-- - -- - --,' HOME' REPAIR Writesel ~'\r - Gas Lines Public Notice (7) 1----..,------ D(l ~-'-~\1 Ex perl-..ce haute pa int ing andlewnmawerrepalr. Very reeaonebh retea . C e ll 4411 111188 1---- - - -,---- 1.i.' ,,~~~~ General Haulln'g end Treth remove! Service . A•ll•ble and dependable. Call 4483159 botwHn 9 ond 6 . L.wnMowlngnoyardtoblg ar email. Reliable pnd dependable. For estimate cell 446· 3169. 9 to 6. -~ '(ard SaleS Wanted to Do • B~OS - IRON, BRASS , old furniture , gold , a liver dollan. wood ice boxea, atone)au . antiques, etc ., Camp late hous'eholdl . Write : M. D. Miller, Rt . 4 , Pomeroy, Oh. Or 992 · 7780. 992-7816 filii 18 -.,...-- 1---·--·-__;-~--- Remodeling &_New Hames "FREE ESTIMATES" ' 7 77 I •MODULAR HOMES •PRE·CUT HOMES *REMODELING HOMES •POOLS •cutters & Downspouts ,..··~~--------~'!'·~~~·~'~"' CourthouH, ~y. 46769 CASE NO. 83-CV-170 • NOTICE TheO..W lolnlotTruC..._ of Chriotln Ch.- CARPENTRY SERVICE ROOFING 992-6215., 9U-7314 Pomeroy, O.lo i1 (Fqrmerly Employtd by • lee Construction) of &!ISS, aluminum CMIS, iroo, metals. TOP PRICES Copper ........... """" .45' lb. Aluminum Cans ...... 20' lb. Rldillors ............. 30' lb. Asst. GIISS .. $1.00 lllndred MiKed Iron .. $1.00 lllndred Also Pickin& Up Auto Bodies &-22-1 mo.-Pd. CUSTOM BULDING c•V. C. YOUNG Ill J.OHN'S AUTO SALES STRIP COAL a.,.rs VALLEY AND HOME MAINTENANCE "Roofinc of Ill types ARROW FLASHING SIGNS FOR SALE OR RENT , .. . 8" A.--cement Letters 782 ..,....... .lima~) ll ·ll ·Hc .1~ ~~ 2uollty used cars. OHIO . .ldcul-" GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 .. 992-2212 Hi I 1·3-tlc ~IHIIi 15 Years Experience 6·21 J mo. pd. Farm Equipment Parts & Service · -~oo~~,....t....,_ ~ S.R. 124-Ph. 992-5468 Wanted to buy uaed coal & wood heatera. Swain Furnl ~ ture , 448 · 3159 , 3rd . & Olivo 51 .. Golllpollo. Oh . tor. AuthQrized John Deer, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer •'' wand..,....iag •Raofin1 Work oAUnintln & Vlnjl Sidinp • F'H.99Z-7119 U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OH 10 CARPENTER SERVICE i & Gara111 David Brlckles 6-lli I 1 Work .Custom Pole 8hlcs. & Garaaes SALES & SERVICE YOUNG'S •lnsurlnct 'Raafin& Work 'Aluminum & Vinyl Sidit~~s BOGGS 8· l· J- !IJD ROUSH · GENERAL CONTRACTING, Inc. Route 4. Pomeroy TUPPERS PlAINS, OH. 'Bows & Accessories 'Guns & Ammo. 'Live Bait, Fishinl Tickle 'Huntlne & Fishine License 'Do1 Supplies H,.: Weekd1ys 10-6 S1t. & Sun. 10-8 Closed Tues. & Wed. •Ponds PAT HILL FORD I Arbauah's Archery & Hunting Supply "Excavating w• ., o.T...._ "Bautiful, Custom Built Gara1es" Call for ftH sidin1 estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. MINE RUN .. ... ............... -····· . . .... ...... . Route I Lone Bottom, OH. 45743 · 985-4193 or 992-3067 CONTRACTING RECAMAnON Ph. 986-4269 No Answer, Call 985-4382 Dewavn• William• & Scanle Smith All M1kes and Models Antenna lnstallltian House Calls and Shop Service Available Kitchin Cabinets - M.L SALVAGE COMPANY PATRICK & EUGENE JOHNSON l'lt- 1 l- • VInyl Riders & Sons Bill Gene Johnson 448-3872 ~ If ' 7S2111 0. pd .. 9 Wanted To Buv We PlY ceeh for late model T I 4-Z I · H ~ ~~~-- 4--'· -~ Call 843-5425 I·H mo. 1 18·1 ma R-. IU-Oo• Orial"* tJD.fwotorr......SUes 31-56 IZHa 111$1 l'atch.... PH. 992-3047 -It patterns. On~ $1.50 ~ 1 «1 ..... _ .,..., 11'1 ........ 'Sidin1 'Roofin& 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodtlinc ~0 Years [xptritnce In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES · Public Notice . LAFF-A-DAY •• o.-... EUGENE -LONG SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING Public Notice a. 113, OW Clloku Sla., lin ,.., liT 10113. Print N~me, ~. .,. "licensed & Inspected" PH. 949-2224 Chester Dt;t. The Daily Sentinel Ill .............. .,.__., Weddi" Cakes and All Occasion Cakes Don Rose at-; IIIII CIIft ,.., ). \1- 4-~ 81-0...11-. TERESA'S CAKE DECORATING Pipeline. well sites, rec:t. mation. ponds, utility construction and septic lanks. Bob Camptell & Misc. Merchandiae 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1325.95 .,.. ~ l. . . . . . 742-2328 Business Services Velma Nicinstyt~soc. Phone 742-N.fl Chelyllernltv. Assoc. Phone 742-3171 SPECIAL . ............ n . ~~. _ ,.._ •• . - . . . . . , . _ . . ,"· .....,.,.ao HAPPY HOLLOW RD. - 1974 Freedom 12x65', 2 bedroom mobile home. ~r conditioned, all electric. Askil~ $7,000.00. ... '235.95 ... 1285.95 ... 1355.95 ... 1418.95 ... 1472.95 .,l' .l-11._,._• • ,'. . _ _ .,l'S.\1-··'"' .._...... ,a..t- . n ...._... • ....,.. •81-,_~__... 1--- - -- - - - - - - - --i Eioc!o0c.l6 ~---- 12··-···.., ......... ,.,ii <.. ·- CLOSE TO HI SCHOOL ·Love~ lour bedroom, bi-level home. Feab.oes formal ~~ - ·n room, formal dining equi kitchen with ~eakfast r. large fam1~ room with woodburner. , Sis on I\! acres. Asking $49,00).(1(), 5 Cu. Ft. 8 Cu. Ft. 15 Cu. Ft. 20 Cu. Ft. 25 Cu. Ft. SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY 2M ,,.,_(.......,_. 11 · ~-- 60'x100' kt $20,00J.OO. FREEZER SALE CHEST MODELS . ._....... .,, n.,,_,.,. .... 2 . . ... RUTlAND - Nice starter Home! Vel'/ neal wel~kept ·three bedroom home on 64 ... ..··....... ...,.. ............... .,~ 1•t-cs,tvafl 1-_ _ _ _... ~ l•·O-ww a-•-• Geo. S. Hobsletter. Jr. BrOker Office: 992-5739 POMEROY - Tender Lov10g Car~ shows 1n th~ three bedroom home. Beautiful woodwork throughout Kitchen has stove, d~hwasher, dispqsal, 4 walk-in clooets & I ~ baths Nice garage With apartment. Reduced CARD OF THANKS !he family ol Cari Quills 110111d lib to thant our 1111tiws, fritnds, neicllbols, and tha ccmmunity u 1 llhole, lor the -lowly lloMrs, canis. llld comfortq IIOfds II· P.!'SS'd duri. the extended 1llness.llld IO$$ of our ICMid me your new 1983 NEEDLE CRAFT CATALOG. 150 designs, 3 free pafterns. Only_JI.50 "t,Aece a... In Memoriam Daily Sentinel AU. CRAFT 8001S. .$2.00 uch All Ws •4 Calltor-odd 5tM uch far ,.up .. handllor. U5-0atls & Clalllts On Pnllo 134-U Quldl MKI!hte Quills 133-fllhJ. llooit Qulltinc 132..ilt Od&illlls 131-Add I Block" Quilts lrnluldl 'o' (ISJ TIIIISfet1 121-(...... Pile..... Quills 126-lhriftr Cnftr flowers HOBSTElTER REALTY ,_..,, _ __ , $48,00).00. I tong and Colorful J .... _ , A. I ;=========::lr;:========~Jr=========:;jj";:========~~ clean J im Mink uMd Chev.cera. Oide nc . 111 Court St. Pometoy, Ohio 45769 1 Se~r:ces Hou1e for aale 9 rooms Ia bath whh or without furni· turo. Coli 4411-0924. 4 bdr. ranch home large LA. full . ba 11ment with garage, woodburner Included. city achool. 1 mil• from town . Coll448-0278. ..:..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ " ' Mobile Homea for Sale " • . ' . TRI - STATE MOBIL~ HOMES . USEO- CARl> TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS;. CHECK OUR PRICE$. CALL 446-7572. • CLEAN USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAillTV MOBILE HOME SALEB', 4 Mlf WEST, GALLIPOlllt; RT 36. PHONE 448-7274; 1980 Bayview 14x70, ; ~ bdr . , central air . C&ltl 814 -388 -9918 or 4411• 8211. . 1979 OAKBROOK 14xll0, 2 bdr ., goo hool. flropto..;. 10 x 20 deck with awning. framed underpinning with tie downa, good cand . Call 448-2929. 387-0858 oftor·• 5pm . 1874 CHAMPION 14 x 85, 2 bdr .• total alectrlo. completely turnl1had extra lerge lot In Quan Cruk. Freoch City Broker, age Services, 448-9340. ' o" . 0!1 TWO TRAILERS on 1 ocre l•nd . Near Tycoon Lak•, 388·871 1. ' • Skyline mobile hom• 12x&2, complete with air conditioner, carpet, draJJ~Ji, furniture and underplnnlnt 14,960 Coli 1114 -44l!;7508. Part .. lly remodeled home on Jerrye Run Rd. 2-3 acre t21.000 . New kitchen and 1971114x70Windsor 3 bdr\ bathroom. Muat ull mov· ex. cond .. H '2 bathe, death lng, Coli 1176 - 2911 or in family mult ull. Reason• 5711-2101 . blo offer. Cell 448 -7513. 3 bdr. bl-level altuated on 1'/• acr11, KC School Ola- Smell houae In VInton , trlct, 3 min. tram HMC, 8 neede repair. Will tell cheap. min. totown, l7,000down Coll814-245·11118. eeaumeble 9Y.a% loan . Call~~~;=::=;~;,=:::;::== 448-4178 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 8+ ocm In Vllloge of G~ Roy, Oh . 'App. 2'h mllel out of Wtltoton on St. Rt. 83. All 12xll0 mobile homo Ml· up utltltloo ovllloblo. Wilt 1011 Ill . on rontod lot. Collll14-251or In parcolto. 11 0,000 for 11224. alt . Coli 114- 281 -11212. May con1ider trade for other Uaed two bdrm . mobile proparty. hamea. furnlthed . Brown'• Trailer P1rk. Mlneraville, Oh . Ronch lype !brick) . 3 614-992-3324. bedroom•. fireplace, attoohed gorogo, full bole- 1872 Sherwood Pork ""'nt, newly ohlnlled roof, 14xll5. 3 bedroom, porllolly walking dletance ta Pome- tumllhed. a .o.. underpin· roy Elem. lohool. t40.000. nlng a porch . 111 , 1110. Coli 882·11143. 1114-812-5411. 1979 1 2 x85 liberty . Goo heat, stove & refrlgereto•. 17,600. 246-9294. 1978 8uddy cuotom 14x70, 3 bdr .. 2 bathe. garden tub, underpinned, metal blcfj. Cell 814-3117-7116. : ·~ THIS WEEK SPECIAL . N..,. 1983 1 4x70 Folrmont, ..... .12.996. 10 percentfor Bond flnandng . AH &tete Modular Hom ... Helf way between Huntington • Pt . Pleuant on State At . J . 304-5jf-2711 . 1977 oA'itwooD. contra! elr, kitchen furnlehed. Wllhlr & dryer, Clll 304875· 4293. �Page--8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 2, 1983 Ohio =i~~~~~~y-----~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~::~;;~~~~~~,-----------------------------T~u~M~·da~~~A~ug~~~t22~,~198~~ 32 MofboilreSHaolemes The · y'll Do It Every T1'me Lr:> 1 r, 1973 1 2x60 KIA KWOOD 111nr 51 H ouse h o ld .G oods - m obile home, 2 bedrooms, - washers, dryers, refrigera- 8 6,000 . '304-6 75-5022. tors, . ranges. Skaggs Ap· 1981 SHULTZ Manch!&ster, 446-'7398 . pliances. Upper River Rd., beside Slone Crest Motel . 2 bedroOma , ucellent condition. $15.500. 304675-5375. 12•24 1977 ad d on, 3 bedroom s. utility room . cnetral air, new car Pet , 12x12 deck, framed underpenning ·b acked by 4 '' insulation, stove, rehigera tor , metal build i ng with electricity, can b&•moved or Sears upright freezers 131 . 1) cu. ft . (largest made) 4 mo. old . $690 each new. SeriOus offer.Call Hickory Hut -446 - 8301 or Larry Evans-446-9042. 54 Misc. USED Mo b ile Homes. 304-576 -2711 . Knauff Coal & Firewood Buy now for seasoned wood this winter. Call614· 266·6245. ·.CX & Campers ltl t;~:;:;:::::~~:;::-;:r;;~~~~~~~~~ 41 Houses for Rent ·44 ' Apartment for R.e nt For rent or sa.lo 3. bdr. family room, central air, nice neighbOrhood, $450monly. 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apart· Deposit and references · Meigs Co . Rd . 18; 88 acres required menta Utilties partly furn., . 676-1468 . 1/ 3 pasture, 2/ 3 wooded, apartments available now. all mineral rights, unlimited 1 - - - -- - - - - - $200 per mo . A·One Reel gravity fed springwater! Estates , Carol Yeager. maturing timber. fenced in 42 Mobile Homes Realtor . Call 304-676pasture, 24 ' by 30' pole 6104 or 304·676-7386. for Rent barn, large utility building. Beautiful 8 room home, all 1 bedroom apartment for rent. Coli 446-0390. electric, coinple'tely insu lated. Includes new carpet, Trailer for rent near Tycoon fenced in yard, self clee'ning lake, $176 mo . Call 614- -Furnished apt,, $210. oven, side by slde refrigera - 388-8711 . utilities pd.; 1 bdr. , 920 4th tor freez er. Ashly wood Nice 2 .bdr. Skylirte modern ::~·6· Gfallipolis. Call 446burning stove. Ideal fOr kids and horses. $68.006 . Call &. Clean: furn .', water paid. l-:'-~a:-t-er~?P_M_.- - - · Upper Rt.7. Call614· 246· Furnished a·p t., 1 bdr., 446-9510 or 992-3506. 58 18 . $225. Utilities pd .. 920 4th 163 acre farm, farm house. Ave., Gallipolis. C811 4467 rooms &. bath . under- 2 bedroom . Rouih Lane, 4418 after 7PM. Cheshire. 1 o~ 2 children, ground cellar with 2 edra nice yard . 1-304-773- Furnished Apt. $196 ~ooms on top . Nice garden 5882 . space, huge barn & 6 big utilities pd ., 1 bdr. nea; buildings . Natura l gas , 2 bedroom trailer. Fur- HMC, adul.ta. 446 -4416 location near school on New 7 Lima Rd . For more informa- nlshed . No peu. Deposit 1-:o:-:ft:-:er:-::-P_.m_.- -- - required . 614· 992-2749 . 3 bedroom downstairs apt. tion call 614 -742-2655 . 12 6. plus dep. 814-992· Rent or sale. 14)C70. Par5511. tially furnished. Very nice . 35 Lots & Acreage Located Country Mobile Home park. 614·992-3656 . 45 Furnished Rooms For sale me1al· culvert 8 inch thru 60 inch in stock. State approved 16 gauge 12 inch &6 . 36 per ft . . 24 inch $10.1 '0 per ft . 36 inch 915.60 per ft . Also plasto'c cu.tvart in atock .- 6 'o"" ••h thru 18inch,8inch$1.80perft.. 12 1 nch $~.60 pe,r ft . Ron Evans Enterprises, 4 mi. South of Jackson on ST. RT. 93, 614-286-5930. Limestone, Sand, · Gravel. Delivered in Mason, Meigs. Gallia or pick up l!it Richards l!o Son . Call 446· 7786. Ill Sweda Cash Registers, alec. Coll1 ·614-3.67-0378. Antique pump organ . ·Call 446-0722. ' _ J _______. ---- _ · · KENNEL . I " """"'· '~'""~ "'~'"""' aHILLCREST oarding all breeds. Sellir-.g· DObermans : Stud Service . HappvJackDogFood.AKC~----:;:::;,~~~----~;::::;::::~::~~-~ {AD~~~· · DRAGONWYND CATTERY ·KENNEL. AK'C Chow puppies. CFA Himalavan . Persian and Siamese kittens. Call 446 -3844 alter 4PM. Americ111n Pit Bull Terrier• 00 ea. 5 malo, born J. una 17 · Call 6 • 'u~. AK .C Reg. Chow ChoW puppies . Call 614-2661271. -------~-- Registered German She- L . II_ THE . ~-Iff 61 ADS] Farm Equipment Dlaselloader, dozei,trellera, Pickup, dune buggy, cycle . For.d angina and trans. Call ~14-388-8246 . phei'd pups. Between 6 & 6 weeks old. 614-986·3849 . 26' 10 speed bike with speedometer, exc . con d . Call614-256-1551. EVENING For sale·H Farmall Tractor .. Good condition. 814-9492668. I 71 Autos for !C:at.. -M·- 1973CHRYSLERNowport, for porta• .,75.00 takas it all, 304-882-2&29. 1979 Fiat, 4 cvllnder. 4 speed. ex:cellant mechanical condition, e1360.00, 304·578-2888 . ' 1989 Camaro rally wheela, console on floor, bucket seats, AM-FM Strack. very good cond. , $2 .•000 firm . Call 675· 6360. 1 969 VW Beetle new transmission. body good cond., motor needs work, 2 new tir'as, $160 firm. Call after &PM 675-1346. yOU'Re NOT JEA~OUf OF ME• Marcum Roofing l!o Spouting. 30 yean experienc.r. specializing jn bt,lilt up roof. Cell 614-388-98ft7. -G-EN_E_',_S_C_A_R-PE_T_C_L_E_A_N· lNG SERVICE . Recom· mended for profoulonal atoam cleaning . Scotch Guard-Froti Eallmotta. Call Go1• at 6 1 4 ·992 · 6~09. D RON'S Telavlalon S.rvice. Specializing in Zenith end Motorola, Quazu, and houae calls. Call 676·2398 or 446-2484. lr!!l JUfT THAT I'M $0 u;sp TO i!EINI5 THe &e!!IT AT WHAT t DO,.WMH. ·l:VE GOT A LONe WA'I TO GO !IEFOI<:E I'~(. &e THe ARE yOU, eASY 1 I'~f. Q,IJIT TM' MOVIE IF YOU THINK I'M fiOG611>lo5 'YOUR 8E$T ACTOR . IV"'-GI.ORY. .. '. ,, • BCD Ue Detoctor (}) Dobie Gillis (I) PKA Full Coniact Karate from Indianapolis: IN (J) Arwly Griffith (I) II (I) Family Feud (I) Buaineoo Report 1m You Aakod For It (llJ lnoide Bualneso (jJ Entertainment Tonight 8:00 II (I) (!J A Toam Tha A Team is hired by a cop who suspects that members of tha S.WAT . team are going to kill him . IR) (60 min.) (I) MOVIE: 'The Beat Uttle Whorehouse in T•xas' (I) MOVIE: 'Magaforce' (})I Spy . (J) Kldna.,.,ed. Part I Firs1 of 3 pans. David Balfour is kidnapped and sold into slavery aboard a ship bound for Virginia . David McCal· fum, Ekkehardt Bolle. (RI 12 hrs.l · (I) (}JI Ono-Half Hour Comedy Hour II (I) 1m On. the Road w/ Kuralt (I) (llJ Nov• 'Fat Chanco in e Thin World··Why Can't I Lose Weight?' Tonight's program tries to answer the question that .manv Americans esk day. (R) (60 min.l [Closed Captioned] • MOVIE: 'Tom Curtain' crJI Joonie Loves 8 :30 (I) . Chechl Alter being fired from Al's plac.e , Joanie and Chachi land on their feet bv plaving at an Irish pub . (RI (Closed Captioned] ·D (I) Cll Our Tlmea w/ Bill Moyen 9:00 B · CD (!J Remington Steele Remington becomes jealous of Laura· s exboyfriend who gets laura into the wine business , jRI (60 min.l · (}) 700 Club Today' s program features Dr. Raymond Moore plus the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team. (I) Top Rank Boxi~ from Atlantic City. NJ •""'''· RINGLE"S SERVICE, oxpe. rienced roofing, including ~ hot tar application, carpen. •· ter, 81ectricien, muon. Call 304-875-2088 or 676- •• 4660. .' J HECII, YOU OOM'T HAVE .HOT NO~ LOO~INq CLOS!:It I'VE EllER I CAN SEE TI1AT YOUR lffiD (!NY llOAO HASN'T ALWAY6 HO~IES •• FOLLOWED T11E 5CEIIC ROUTE, EH'? FOf! ME, /MR lA! 1 LI~E 'BElli' U5EFlJL. ' l. HIM I ~ iHe COOLE~. DILVER :1 I I I t] Yeaterday·a J ii~~~~~~ii Mel bar ·n;,..-. Company A telephone rniK, (I) • (jj yp and a roller rink rendez- vous lead Jack into a situarion that could send him to )eil. IR) [Closed Captioned] 1J (I) <II MOYIE: "The Promise" (() Lifeline "Dr. William Watson Morgan.' The life and wo~k c;>f a dedicated country surgeon is examined. (60 min.l (llJ Mglc of Dence What is NeW?' Dame MargOt Fonteyn looks et the work of dance pioneers. (AI (60/ftin.l 9:30 (I) a (}JI Reggie (PREMIERE) in his own unique way, a man tries to cope with life's ~tres~es and the facr he's reaching WlNNIE ~ AFTER MARRYII'IG "AI/NT' BESSIE, HE WAt-IT5 TO 00 ON A WORLD TOUR ••. RELIEVE HIMSELF OF HIS HEAVY BliT :01/YUL~\1< OFFER TO YOU BEFORE ••• A AND YOU REFUSED. LOAD. . ("'-a-row) HAVEN CORPSE. BUMPER AniiWet: Ways lha1 go straight lo the hoar1- VEINS Jumble~: CYNIC Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby ·Detensive.errors NORTH .AQ7 3 10:00 1J (I) (llJ New. (I) ' On Location: Tho Comedy Slore's 11 til .. Am!Verury Famous grads . ol this nightclub return to celebrate. (I) MOVIE: '8reaklng Away' (I) TBS Evening N.W. (I) crJ - . . Walto-. Summer Special Bqrbora lnterviaws Wilie Nelson, Goldie Hawn and Eddie Mur· phy. (60 min.) (!J St. EIHwhere Dr. Morri· son begini making unauthorized house calls and Or . Craig's lecture on 'hand safety' causes Dr. Ehrlich to de· valop a complax . CRI (60 . min.) (I) Firing Une eiNNN.,... 10:30 e (I) Major I.Mguo ......,..,, Clnclnnetlot Los AngMe (}) Star Time (()Major I.Mgu• .,.._,, Atlante at San Franclaco BARNEY TIITER !! vou soT I a OC JACK UPSIDE DOWN!! I .. :;:;;:=:;====== j PEANUTS @IMido W....h..eJn s-chof.. .. I . 11 :00 (I) MOYIE: 'F~ Back' (I) • (I) (JI • <Dl N.,... .il==v. (!J Nowa/Sparta/Wuther r,,l":: ljr } +KU ,, I =lrt WEST - , +au +KH • J 6 54 +J92 +1072 • AK 10 +Q865 +986 SOUTH • iO 6 5 .Q872 +A 10 7 +AK4 Vulnerable: Neither Dealerc North West Pus Pass Nort• t+ 1• Pass East Soul Pa"" 1• Pass Pass .. Opening lead: 3 NT +2 By Oswald Jaeoby ud Jameo Jacoby In match-point duplicate pLay, the most successful declarers are those who find ways to gel their opponents to make mistakes.. This iB especially true of no-trump contracts. Now take a look at today's !NEWSPAPER EN'l'ERPRISE ASSN.) ~~.,·"by THOMAS JOSEPH 2 Frieod of ACROSS I Buying · power 5 Monster · 10 Roman D'Artagnan 3 Hush! t Fiery 5 The sordid way e~ror · 11 Turkish city 8 Vestibule 13 Close lt Svetlana's father \ 15 Tyke 16 Jujube . before an alias 8 Tweed color t Italian seaport 7 Initials Yesterday's Allswer 22 Gosls za Merriment Z3 JeUy flav~ Z9 Ascended . 1% Rectangular Zt Chinese city .17-Asian holiday pillars !5 Trivial 18 With pain IS Excelling slip . ZO Man's name aU others ZB Partici21 Officious 1J - Hashonah paled 22 Before r:-T,"""T't"""'::"-'. ' S3 Father (Fr.) 35Demier- (Lat.) 23" Magnifique!" ·:u Flank' 1:.-t-+-i- ·25 Sumptuous NAddlepale Z7 Weapon Z8 Beer, j forsome ·30 All for ·31 Chinese dynasty .32 Dilly 3tFlylng- .31_Church part · nMenultem 38Slylook 38-deiree . tiEngllah L11illpoeer DOWN 1 Expense DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's Is how to work it : AXYDLBAAXR LONGFI!Ll.OW One letter oim~Jy atand1 lor another. In lhia sample A is used for lhe three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters apoatrophea, the length ond formation of the words are ali hlntl. Eoch day lhe code letters are dilrerenl. ,SZT Shaw Johnny's gu01t lo John Davidson. 1!!0 mln.t IJ (I) Qulnoy Quincy inYBI· tlgtrtta a covor-<rp by o hoa· Pital chief. (R} (60 min.l . .QH3 EAST hand ahd see if you can lig· ure ciut how an astute declare~ ·got enough help from his East-West opponents to make 11 tricks wheil I 0 appear to be almost oul of range. He won the first trick with the ace of diamonds over East's queen and played aceking and a small club to . dummy. Then be Jed dummy's nine of hearts and Eut made the ineffective falsecard of the ace. This · falsecard persuaded poor West that he needed to guard hearts with all his might, Now East led the five of diamonds. Dummy's king won and the last club was cashed. East chucked the deuce of spades , South sloughed the five and W""t careflilly unblocked diamonds to avoid some end play that he had visualized. The three of hearts wu led. East played biB king and led another diamond. South gratefully took his 10 spot and watched poor West squirm. West had been squeezed in hearts and spades and actually threw a spade . Now all that was necessary for thereat of the tricks was for South to take a spade finesse, and he did just · that. . C&YPTOQUOTES 11 :30 (I) Anolhor Ufw . (1)8~ !fl 1·2·8S .93 middle·~·· ' l , Sir, may I say that I tried ... You and Rl.lfus saved the city a lot ml"lnl'.u and mur:n I I I XJ BRIDGE a We owe you an apoloqy, Now ""lngo lho Ill form lho ..rpr~oe ... auggootodbylho--. Prlnt1118werhere: ( '"'"'Y :;;:::::::;==== . L WH£N "THEY P'IJT a I~~~= · ======= I - HOW He PI{01'E$'TJ!!Cl' a _______ .. ···' ·l, HECEK I Kl 7:30 •. * "" .._-u (}JI Report Sealpoint Siamese m.a le kitten. Born 3 -17-83. $50. 614-992-2607. I-;:-,:----,:-:---:---Water Wellt . COmmerclel 1969 Olds 98 . Excallent and Dome1tic. T11t holea. livestock New Oak Furniture, tables. - - - - - - - - 63 Registered Cocker S p a n i e l l -mechanically, body and chairs. cupboards .. pie safe, pups . Malo, buff . tao. Pumps Sale• end Sl!lrvice. Interior excellent. Runa like 304-895·3802. dry sinks. Paul Conkels Also adult Poodle end a Super Chlx 2 year old new. 8690.614-992-5420. Antiques. Tuppers Plains. Cocker Spaniel. 614-992- gelding, trained. Exc,e pGet your carpet in 1hlp 2607. tional show prospect. Call Gat your winter wood now. ahape. Wtterremovel. FREE Slabs. $10.00 . Pi~k uolna.-t 114-992-2488 dav• & Iota 72 Trucks for Sale ESTIMATES. FURNITURE 2 AKC registered female evenings. Clinton R. Pitzer. 6 1-..14·.. a9i4og.··· 1 CLEANING . CAPTAIN Beagles. 1 yea'r old . Have 2083. shots & are running . $60 . Quail Sale . Fair Week . 30 1978 Ch8vy Scotttdala Y.a STEAMER 814·448·2107. ton pickup. euto ,m etlc each or $90. for pair. Benny pet. off on all . youni bJrdl. steering, power brakes, one E & R Trei Service, fully Chippendale style love seat. Wilson. 614-949·2643. Either at Fair or Phone owner. 46,000 actual miles~ insured, free estimate•. gold velvet. like new. $76 . 614·986·4346. 35 acres at Rodney on-W.T. 3 b,_d room & 2 bedrqom. For rent Sleeping Rooms Call 614-992-5834. Excellent condition. 614- Phone 814-367-0636, cell Four AKC sllv8r miniature 949-2558. after 6. Watson Rd. Owner financ· furnished mobile homes. and Ught house keeping .:.,__, pood[es, 304-882-3872. THE COWBOY SHOP, Nriw ing available. Call446-8221 Also 3 room Apt. furnished. rooms. Park Central Hotel. Lloyd chrome braakfait set. after 6 weekdays. 2 leaf large table , 6 chair•. PUREBRED female Sia- Haven , WV, 304-882· 1974 CHEVROLET pic~ up, SEAMLESS GUTTERS. One No pots. 614-949 -2253. Ca11446-0756 . 2360. Now in itock: Cattle Nice. Call 842 -6132. Paul mese cat. 304-676-1845. rough shape, $400. Or belt piece custom fit your home . halters. showttlckl. aupp ~ offar. 304-675-2238. W. Sayre. Rt. 124, Portland, Exc. level lots of 1 to 6 acre, Guarantaed. Advanced Dh. . R lies, accessOries. •heap all utilities available, located 44 Apartment Gutter, IOoy 614-592· 46 Space for Rent egistered border collie•. haltan, blankets. all horse near Porter , some land 4066.) (night 614·898· for Rent 73 large Gibson refrigerato'r. black and white, excellent lupplles. contractl.ng availabe to Vans & 4 W.O. 8.206 .) work dog or pet, 8HiO:. -:---:---------$50 . 614-843-6345. qualified buyers . Call Trailer space at Rodn8y. Call 304·686·2457 · TWO yoar old Appaloosa 61 4-388· 8801 . Apartments. 304·676 - 614-245-6486 . 1979JEEPCJ7.AM-FM. 8 Roofing end Carpentry 260 gallon fuel or gasoline stu~. yearling quarter horse 5548 . track, Renegade, PS , PB. work. general repairs, c•ll mare. Call after 4:00, low mileage. Original paint. Anthony Williame~n. 8141 .2 acre lot at Gallipolis Musical COUNTRY MOBILE Homo tank on 6 foot stand . 8150. 57 304·675-1386. Ferry . Drilled well or city APARTMENTS , mobile Park , Route 33, North of or bast offer. 1 O'x16' all 367-0194. S4996. Call 446-B614. Instruments water . natural gas . homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant Pomeroy . Large lou. Call aluminum awning. $360. 614-992-2805. FOUR horses for sale, 1979 Joop CJ·5. 6 cvl . 3 $7500 .00. 304-576-2866. and Gallipolis. 614-446 · 992-7479 . 304-675-6592. 8221 . Plumbing 1paed, new top, tlrea,· axe. 82 Artley flute excellent Large lot for sale Broad Run Good used refrigerator . cond. $3700. Call 446· & Heating. TRAILER lot. size 90x70, Registered Polled Herefprd 0516. Rd. Call lucy Kaylor 882 · ONE be.droom apartment. Pearson• Trailer Park , White. 8100 . 614 -992- condition. Cell 448-3n&. · · -lc- Bull Yriorllng. 304.-676· 2407 . 6818 or 992·3~77 , 402% 24th. St. Pt. Plea- 304·676-6488. Martin Acoustic guitar:. 3030 or 676-4232. sant. phone. 1-614-992· CARTER"S PLUMBING Steam radiators, metal Heavy duty case. Superior 5858 . TRAILER space, 3 miles ~indow awning•. 614-992- Condition. 614-446-7221 . I~ AND HEATING 74 Motorcycles Asa~ ~~:-~-----------­ from town. junction 2 & 62 Cor. Fourth end Pine 3489. ~ ONE bedroom apartment. ot oldY, 304·676 - 3248 Phone 448-3888 or 4488226 month. all utilities Bundy B flat clarinet. Like •• after 6. 41 Houses for Rent 4477 REPOSSESSED SIGN! now. 8150.614-742-2274. 71 paid, 304-6'75-2696. Autos for Sale 1974 Honda 360. 7.400 Nothing down I Take over actual miles . S600. Cell JIM'S PLUMBING l!oHEATpayments $68.00 monthly. TWIN RIVERS TOWER . ING. Fomorlv Dewitt"• 4 rms & bath, located 733 Apartments nQ.W.__available 49 614·388·9756. Fruit For Lease 4 X 8 flashing arrow sign, 58 1976 Capri II. All new tire1, Plumbing. Call 614·3117· Third Ave .. Gallipolis. $166 to elderly 8c disabled wh:h an New bulbs, letters. Hale & Vegetables exhaust, front brakes. Call 1978 XL 350 Honda. Call 0676. mo . , 866 dap.osit. Call income of less than Signo. Call FREE 1-800· 446 - 8174 evo"s l!o 446-0722 . 446-3870 or 446-1340. 812.300. Renting lor 30 For Lease: Modern office 626-7446, anytime. weekends. percent of edjusted·income- building, 21 Locust St . Peaches: yellow freestone, Excavating Large house with porch, .Phona 304-676-6679. 1980 YZ 80 Yamoha good 83 446-8221 . 'SIN~ER sewing machi~e. pick your own. $10 bu . 1981 Monte Carlo, loaded. ideal for large family, 81 00 condition 8450. 6HP ·rotoBring container. Raynor's, mo . A·One Real Estates. SMALL furnished . apart- ~· with cabinet, o~ Lower Rived Rd. Call 1979 Trano Am . black. tiller runs good 8200. 1971 Stylist free arm8200. modelCall 664 1979 Ford Courier Truck. Carol Yeager. Realtor. Call mef'\t, adults, nO pets , Ford Vz ton pickup run• DOZER WORK Bv Ted iJ 11 A( ~ see after 4:00, 304-676- 446 -4807. 160 Auto Solos. 388-9905. good, body fair, needs som8 Hanna, pond•. ditchea. 304·675·5104 or 304 - references, 304-67~-1365 . ""•rR MOw~ 4842 . 1211 Viand St. 676-7386 . minor repair $600. Call bauments, etc. Cell 448.: 51 Household Goods '=s-=o=-:------- Home grown tom•toes, 1979 V.W. RABBIT. yellow. 614·245-5021. 4907. Carter • Evans Wedqe Apartments, no UNO Design stereo house below Gallipolis Ferry Condominum- 2 bedroom, 2 children, no petl, 304-676Transportation. receiver with 8-track player, Post Office at roadside 4 tpd .. air cond., AM-FM radio, neW tires, low mi· 1982 Honda185SATC.Iiko blth, completely furnllhed . 2072 . cauetta player recorder, stand. laage. Real clean. 82996 . Ocean front, daily maid new, $950. Coil 814-379- Lonnie Boggs E~ecavating. phonograph & cabinet. SWAIN John's Auto Sales, Gellipo- 2802. serVice, three pools, tennis ·2 bdr. Camp Conley area . AUCTION & FURNITURE ,304-676·2776. Dozer, backhoe, dump Fra~h sweet corn, culio, 448 - 4782, open courts, plus 24 hr. security 8200 mo. plus utilties. 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. 6 truck. Work bV hour or job. cumbers. peppers and evenings. · guard. Myrtle Beach, SC . 676 -1668. 1 986 Harley Devldton three Call 448-7903 . piece wood living room suite SQUARE glass a. chrome tomatoes . Albert Roush Phone after 6PM, 448wheeler, new motor, lots of With 6 inch flat arma $399, dinning room table with 4 farm, 3 miles above New 7 .8 4 dr. Mercury Marquis chronl•. for tale or trade. Cat 214 hoe, dozers. crane. 3,26 or 614-367-0480. bunk beds complete with padded wicker chairs, new. Haven on Rt. 33. PS. PB, air, 8 w. aeat. ltero Call &14·388 · 8880. loadera, dump trUok. Cell Small furnished efficiency bunkies 81 99, 2 piece $250. 304-676-6022. oound. Call dayo 446-4383, 814 - 446-1142 botwoon 3 ~aR house on Georges apartment for one profes- antron livingroom suites Blackberries $4 a gallon. ··~s. 448·0139. Thomas Moped. Good 7:POAM l!o 5:00PM. C~aak . Call 446-3824. sional type gentleman only. 8199, entron recliners $99, BEDROOM suits. ping pong Call 675-1 608 . condition. 814 - ~92-2201. ceritral air . Call 448-0338. other recliners $80. maple table, Atari cartridges, 1980 !IMC Eoglo Limited Dozer work, ground clean· 304·675-6706. dinanesets $179,1ova seats 6 r. house at 44 Olii'',1",.1.~st:;;" IF.;;;;:i;;;;;d;;H~;;;:;;;e;;A:&" auto. trans, PS, PB. AC, 82 SUZUKI 860 LZ. 6100 ing • excavating. $26 hour. Gallipolis . Inquire at Y\ · Furnished efficiency $146, S70, hide-a-bod $260. box Power locka, AM-FM mlla1, excellent condition, Call 441·9838. Ann Motet. utilities pd. Also furnished 1 spring• & mattress twin or USED Kenmore dryer, $76. ~•nette. exc. cond .• shaft. drive, 2 tone black 6 bdr. $226, utilities pd. 607 full 8100 set regular-firm Armstrong woodbur..,ar and 1 86,300. Coli 446-8060. gray. Riding gear & 2 J.A.R. Construction Co. Dehyce 6 room house off 2nd. Gallipoli•. 446-4416 F E . $120, maple dinana chairs water heating coils. Phofle 61. str,eet parking, no pets, after 7 p.m . helmets included . •2410. Water Line1, Fooure. arm qu1pment $36, wash atands $34. 304-675-11704. 1976 Dodge Aspen station 304-675·3195. deposit and reference. C a l l ( ' : : ' - - - - - - - - - - maple rockers 869. 7 piece Drolno. All klnda of Ditch·614-246· 1 6~9 . 2 new unfurn. 2 bedr. apts. chrome dinette set $149, 5 GUN collectors item. JIVIDEN'S FARM wag•:m. would make good ing. Rutland. Oh. 814·742- ' work car. $1,000. Call 1970 SID TRIUMPH, e&OO. 2903. 819 Second AVa., Gallipo- piece dinette set 889, useci Winchester modal 12, 12 EQUIPMENT 992-7304. 4 bdr. house with 1 % baths, lis. C-A. garage. $260- bedroom sUites, refirgeraa gauge, 3 in. chamber. 30 ln . Call 304•675-6832. 448-1675 '' Rt . 7 at Eureka . $260 mo. 8275 . Call446· 2168. full. fair condition, 81,000. Meiga Exceveting. Bulldozer ' Long tractors. Vermear tors, ranges, chest, 1979 Ford LTD, 100,730 1982 KAWASAKI 550 l TO It backhoe Mrvice. IeeeCall 446-4222 betw89n 9 & round balers. rake-tedders dre11en. wringer washers Telephone 304-676-5769. 6. & mowers. Complete line' mile1. good work car . Windjammer, lowers. AM- menta. foot... landiCipUnfurn . apartment, 1sl TV's, dryeres, & shoes. Cali fM, ceuette, crashbar, ing, driveways. farm ponda. BJC8 Storil'ga Building , · of bale handling & feedin_g 81500. 3~7-0493. floor, 4 r. & bath with yard. 446·3159 . 5 room house in Vinton , centrally. located, adults aloay bar. 81700.00. 304- 614-742-2407 or 114· $600.00 or trade, 304· 676accessories. Tobacco& 1980 Mondo, 19,600 milos. 882-3221 . completely carpeted, dep- only, no pets. ref. It sec . 4567. 742-2068 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE corn SpraYers. wagons. $4300. Coli 441-6282 or o·sit & reference . Call deposit, require . Call Sofa, chair, rocker, otto· rotary tillers, rotary cutters 446-1690. 614 -388 -9682 after ?PM , 446·0444. 1981 Kaw•aakl 440 l TO. Cat 216 Hoe, clozert, crene. New pine exterior shuttera blades. Gates cultivator, men, 3 tables, laxtre heavy 47 i_n ches long, 304-676~ "'446· 1014 davo. plows. disc, poat drivers, excellent condition. loaders, dump truck. 114- ,..: 1979 Ford Fairmont, 4 dr., 6 f1000.00, 304-578-2866. 441-1142 b.._n 7 a.m. headgate1 , plastic tanks, TWO BOA . APT. $325. par by Frontier), $886 . Sofa. 6428 after 6 . cyl.. station wagon. euto., woodburnen. 'And 188 Ul ~eautiful large furnished . to 6 p.m. mo. 11 Coun St. Ref. and chair and lovesest, $275 . u.nfurni•hed home near dep . Call446·4926 . Sofas and chain priced from General Electric range like for e complete line of part1 PS.'PB. real sharp. $3,196. 1983 Hondo XR 80. f600. John's Auto Ssloo. 441· 304-8711-3031 . Holur. 8460-$600 per mo. 8285 . to8896. Tables,$46 new condition, S276 . 8r.serVicel 4782. Golllpolis, Oh. Dpan F,rofessional couples only. Unfurnished Apartments; and up to $125. Hide-a- 304· 6711 - 1393 or 675- USED EQUIP 84 El ovuo 8Vel. No pets . Dep . required . ApplicaHons are being beds,8440. end up to 6977. IH Hydro 70, Ford 3000 & Refrigeration 446-1299 . Ford Jubilee, Ma•••v 3&; 75 Boats and accepted from elderly or $625 ., Recliners. $176 . to handicapped residents for $360., Lamps from 828. to 8 HP Briggs & Stratton Massey 66 w-loader. Far- 1 979 Dodge D· 100 ),!, ton Motors for Sale 4 rooms & bath . Unfur· the new Beasley Mill Apar1· $76. 6 pc. dinettes from engine, 304- 675~ 4681 . mall C. New tfolland round PU, short bed. V-8. auto .• APPLIANCE SERVICE. All PS. P8, real nice, t2,996. b~ler. gravity wagona, NH ntshed . fullv carpeted. all mants in Athens, Ohio . $99., to $436.7 pc., 8189. mekes end mo'del• of John's Auto Sales, 441nlllw paint . No jnside pets, .Convenient downtown and up. Wood table with six Btwn leather couch with gnnder mixer, cornpicker, 2 dfposit required . 614-992- location. all utilities Included chairs $426. to 8746. Desk v _,t fur cushion chair and . & 3 bottom plow,, poater 4782, Gslllpolis, Oh. Open 1 yr. q.ld Be11 Tracker Ill bell waehars, drya,.., refrlgeraboat. 40 HP Mercury out- tora, air conditionere . : eves. 3090, in rent, off-street p1rklng. ·~ 10 up to 8226. Hutches, o man, tt60. Call 676- auger. board &. electric motor, 8orgain Bam. 441,-8033. We buy used EqUipment. 1prinkler aystem and smoke $660. and up. maple or pine 2574 . many extras. $4600. Call ~bedroom house in country. detectors, complete aecur- finish . Bunk bed complete ~::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;~l::;::;::;::;::;::::::::::J 79 Ford Fairmont Vutura 1 SEWING Machine repair~. cyl., PS, PB. AC, ,AM·gpe. 114-245-1478. M 60. month plus refererl- lty ayetem , rent ·subsidy with mattreues, $260. and service. Authorlz•d Singer up lo . $396 . Baby beda. . 40,000 mi., ex. cond. Call CII and deposit. 614-949- available, open for occuSaers aluminum boat. 9.5 Sale• • Service Sharpen 8110 : Mattrenas or box OUR on -'- HOUSE 446-9814. 2)101 . pancy Auguat B. For more aprlngs. Evanrude motor&: tilttrallar. Schso'rs. Fabric Shop. full or twin, 868.. wllh Major Hoople -:-::::-:-:--'-' ! information con·t act Allee CAll 114·388-8711. Pomeroy. 992·2284. firm, 168. and $78. Queen ~ ~~~_T/1£ l N~.I.HIN6~ ',i(;llf,LIN-< 1"1\lno;~· • '"" "-'" 1982 Csmaro t7,000, Above average single family Curtlo In Athono at 593~.Otff.,,f;. ;,-~, ~·yq~ -~--.::.::1 ·,~ 27.000 mlloa, 304·882· dWelling. 8 rooms, 2 baths, 6484 or Silver HHis Devel- sots. $196 . 4 dr. chests. 16 ft. 8tor Croft fllier glaaa ' basement. corner of 8th & opment Co . at 109 S S42, 5 dr. chaots, 164. Bod rw ~')Iii ;,:::f~~~''. "' '1~~~Ji,' ~">:_oNl~?\~rl~rl·· 2461. boat. 40 horae power mer.· 85 General H•uiing framu. S20 .ond $25., 10 ,n IPI ':':"! .~.!'"" _// ' -=::-::-:-------Viand . Phone 304-676 · Sec'ond St. Marlette, OH gun· Gun cabinets, 8350.. . <._~ 77 MONTE CAALD. coli cury motor & trailer:' •450. 1931 . 45760. 814·192-5061. dinette chairs $20. and $25. !·' ~":: . F _LIKE. "" tl!'. . 304-882-2888 after &. JONES BOYS WATER MT. Vernon Ave., 2 bed- 1 br ., complete kitchen, elr. Gas or electric rsngeo, 8326 'r:2:J':'', ~'\'""~·")-$ A ::-; ~ """'• PROE!ASL.Y SERVICE . Coli 614·317· rOoms, $200. a month plua carpet , downtown . Cell up to $3711 . 8abv ma· .. ,..-..-~'Jil? .,, !'. UF )~ON KID~"'p 1977 FORD Mustang, 7B Camping 1M ~;;.~ hatchback, air condttloned, 7471 or 814-387-0111 . depoolt. 304-676-2661. 11 daya 448·4383, ovo. 446- . trenea, $26 & $36 . bed ""'"'""''' ... _ frames $20, 125. l!o $30, I'Nv ''"'"' FROM CCS, cuotom whoolo. Equipment 0139. king frame f60 . Good I t2700. sxcellontcondltlon. Need something hluled N'lc• 2 bedroom. baterftent. 1 1, ··' WOIIKJN' 1 , I •I> 304-676·2836. aw1y or IDmathlng moved? wether end dryer, garage, Furnished houae for rent in oeloctlon of bedroom aultoa. • ' , , \\'<. _~ 21ft. Wlldornooa com ping w.·n do it. Call 441-3159 air condition end wood city. adui.U only, security cedar ch11t1, rockera, metal 1 ~~~~ 1972 Buick Electrl, good troller. Call 448-9869. betwoon 9 and II. burner. New Haven, 1-304· deposit. reference• re- cablnet1, swivel rockers. 4 Used Furnltur' ·· bookcau, r ~~ ~ condition, call 30-~875~ 882 - 3202 or 302-882· quired . Call 446·0924. rongeo, cholra, dlnnott sot, _' - . 3788. ·t 112 Colomon iont compar JIMS WATER SERVICE. 2882. wood table ond chain. ' - - - - - - - - - witll Atorl. CoH 875·2321 . . Coli Jim lonior, 304-176· 1 bed room Apt. f198 . mo. ... -~ ,., .,_ :. 7397. . All electric house on Ohio including utilltle1 . Equal dryen, refrigerator• and 1 97·4 Com oro LT · 3 miles out Bulavllle 1 Si .. Pt . PI . Reasona bly housing opportunity. Con- TV's. Rd . Opan9amto6pm, Mon. ·Z; .......,.. _T euto•mfatc. p .a .• p.b., a.c .• priced. Call after 6PM tact Village Mano r Apts . ? ==:: em m stereo tape. low 79 Motor• Homes thru Fri .• 9am to &pm. Sat. . ·::. . _ Ul:'" .... :::: . mileage. one owner, looka 87 675-5711. 614-992-7787. &Campers 446-0322 ('Q., ,(( :~·::;. And drlvos llko now. 814· 1 room hou• •nd both. 2 ),!, double. 2 bedroom. All .. - _,I' ;1' - - ,, ~'I~· 941·2558. . welle, 3~ ecr!M, "'h: mile 10ut fumlobed. Adulto preforrod. Couch 9 2 cholra. good 18 ft. Beolino complng TRI 8TATE·· .,_ ~: 1177 VW Reb bit. Good treller, ltove, refrig ., aep. MIH Stano Rd. Call 171• No peta. Oepo11t required. condition , t2&0 . Coli UPHDLtTERY SHOP '._.;cond. 81.000 mllu. bAtllroom • . oleApa &. Coli 1172. 114·1112·2741. 814·245-1078. t 113 Soc. Avo .• GoiNpollo: ;;;-;-,.~ ,-n.loo·. 114·112-2881. 448·48117. . 4411· 7B33 or 448·1113. , l l' (I) {II • 1)11 N.,... g (}JI Pooplo"s Court • Star Trek F & K Tree Trimming, stump removal. Coll875·1331 . (I) (I) • NotWI (I) MOYIE: 'Force10Frorn Nevarone' (}) Tlc Toe Dough (I) ESPN"ol.-. looobell (J) I DroMt of Jeennle (!J NotWI/SPorto/Weather (I) (llJ Roedlng R•lnbow • Wild, Wild Weat 8 :30 B (I) (!J NIC News (}) LOve That Bob . , (I) ESPN'o Sportaforum (J) Fethor Knowo Beat (I) G crJ ABc News II (I) 1m CBS News (()Dr. Who @ 1 Over Easy Larry Hagman, sQn of co-host Mary Manin and the man behind the menace ..... on 'Dallas/ shares stories of his early · life at home and · in show business . (Closed Captioned] .. , 7:00 II (I) PM Magazlno (}) Burna l!o Allen . (I) ESPN SportaCentor (J) G-n Acrea (I) Entertainment Tonight (!J Charlie" • Angelo 0 (I) Tic Toe Dough (I) (llJ MacNell-lahrer "' PAINTING · interior •nd exterior, plumbing, roofinG. some remodeling. 20 yr~. ·, oxp. Call'814-388-9882. ~ - - - - - - - - - - lllkl1fjjT'- C::ali 446 · 77 9 6 . . :W2/B3 STUCCO PLASTERING • textured ceilings commercial and resld8ntlal. free estimetea. Cell 614·2&81182.. - !J.Mm/_t~ Pots for Sale TUESDAY . 8:00 • Home Improvements ' Viewing .•. . ..... 81 . ' For •le 1977 Vemura aoft ~ ; _: top campe'r, sletpl e . . E~cellent condition. Cell ... ; · 441 -1708 alter &PM or , . 446·3778 . ' . Building mlllterials block. brick. sewer pipes. w·indows, lintels. et o:-'. Ciaude Winters, Rio Grande. O. Call614-245-5121 . 56 TeleVision • 65 ' Building Supplies ' Farms for Sale 76 acres. Good hou.se. barn, chicken ho~se. large shed . Excellent large garde11. fruit trees, well water, .woods , pasture . h_a yland . 1 mil e west of Langsville on SA 124 · 614 · 742 · 28.60 b.ef ore 6. p.m. ~ l R•d Tamwon_h hog weight 350 to 400 lbs. 8120. 1973 Dodge van $1,600 . Call 876-60'81 . DICK TRACY 79 Motors Homes 77 Ford V1n cusmontlzed 81 ,2 00 . 69 Chevv dump truck . 67 International backhoe. 81 TriaXillowboy 88,500. r,1oving must' iell~ Coli 576 -2101 . (2) left on rented lilt . Transfer~d. must seii..1304-6751194. If no an.swer call 675-4507 . ' L __L_. ' ' 33 KIT 'N' CARLYLE•• r-----------...,-b..=:yTL-arry_:_W~rlg::,ht G.. E . 'wASH E R A N D DRYER . marched pair, Ike new . Ken nore c:oppertone, matched p81 ·r, very nice. 16 to 20 ' 'lee! washers to choose 1 Jl . $90. and up. ·Antique victoria Call 676 · Guaranteed 30 days·. Call 1458. 256-1207. . 1973 SHULTZ .12x65 with ~ GOOD USED APPLIANCES 54 Misc . Merchandise Ohio . ITMIDT KMLTETRQPK FET RP FPH SZT · MPDH BMWPSEH. - EMGTES MCTP Cryplaquote: WE HAVE OOMMIITED TilE Ytslmdli7's GOLDEN RUlE TO MEMORY; LET US NOW COMMIT IT TO · . LIFE.-EDWARD MARKHAM . ------ -· _,_.:. .' ...........- �Page · 10-The Daily Sentinel PonlefOY Middleport, Ohio Tuetday, ~ust 2, 1~ . ·. Pomeroy council (Continued from page Al) Unlon Ave., was given three l'elldlnp under emergency measure. The lx>ard of commissioners agreed earlier to let the vlllage have their portion of , the on systems > money In the amount of $1ID,IXXl to repair the slip. The village must pay 20 percent of the $100,11Xl plus other 'costs Involved. John Anderson suggested, assumIng the report they had received (unoffictally) that the third test well for water drilled In Syracuse proved to be unsatisfactory, that the balance of grant money be used to Improve well number two and replace water lines. Three test wells have been drilled In Syracuse on thi'eedlllerent pieces of property and all ha~proved to be unsatisfactory. The water produced In the last three well$ was harder water than they had before. At the suggestion of Betty Baronlck c;ouncU will meet with the Board of Public Affairs. Bill Young reported the state auditor had Informed him that council could renovate the second· and third floor of the city building without advertising for bids as long as the cost was not over $5,1XXJ. Young explained councU could hire workers. such as plumbers, carpenters and electrtclans to do the work at prevailing wage. · ' Council gave Young permission to Investigate the matter. KC student named ·Gallia fair queen Cemetery at a cost of $10 for a five grave lot. Council agreed to have portions of the cemetery surveyed at a total cost of $1,00). Beebe has beeil active In 4-H tor By LEE ANN WELCH A contract submitted by Colum. OVP llllllf seven years, enterb!g projecta ID bus and Southern Ohio E!ectrtc After 2C years of not producing a cooking andsewtag!orcompe!IUQD. Company for a rate increase was Gallta CQunty Junior Fair Queen, Beebe has received loor na!ltl!il tabled. Kyger Creek's Chris Beebe was and one trophy ior lf'Wing,lllld awarded several· blue. ribbons for Meeting with council was a crowned queen of the 1983 event. representative of the American The last ttme a yru11g Woman cooking. Family LHe Assurance Co., conAt SChoo~ she partjcipates In trom Kyger Creek won ~title was cerning employes purchasing 1963, when Julia Rouse was named Latin Club, Band, Flq CotlJB, cancer Indemnity and hospital -(, queen. In ihose 2C years, there had Natfonal Honor Society, KeyIntensive care. The matter was been a nunober of runner-ups, but wanettes, yearbook statt, Alltabled. none crowned Queen of the Gallia County Band, and was Included ID Steve Hartenbach, meterman Who's Who Among American High County Junior Falr. reported that he issued 1,200parking School Students. Beebe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tickets during the month of July. She was also a class otrlcer and Glen Beebe, Route 1, Cheshire, Anderson reported that receipts partiCipated In volleybali, soflball competed !or the title 'along with from the parking meters for the and tennis. Beebe was selected to elghtothergirlsfromGalltaCounty. ~.. )~ . month totaled $2,059.40. the SVAC All-Conference In volleyShe was also tied forthetitleofMlss . ; Police Chief George Stitt reported Congenla!ity along with Sonya ball. Sbe also attents Sliver Run ~ . f . his department made 53 arrests Harold, daughter of Obra and Baptist Church. ~ r( ' durtng July and drove 5,515 mUes. The new queen will preside over Harold, Route 2, Galllpolls, ,, H -,; Beverly Donnie Ward of the street a student at Gallta Academy High the ~ Gallla County Junior Falr, . department informed council that a School. Harold was also fourth and participate In other events WIW flashing light was need for the truck thefalr next year, when she willtum runner-up In the pageant. donated to the village by. the fire over her crown. '. ~-~ First . runner-up was Danella department as wells as an Intake Competitors for the title of Gallia Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. County Junior Falr Queen are gasket and tune up, for both dump -. · ...\ I •' DannieGreen, 340 LeGrande Blvd., chosen by their schools, and each trucks. CouncU approved all re•• from GaUta Academy High School: quests except for the flashing llght. schoolmayentertwoyoungwomen. runner-up was Leda Ham- To get to the !air competition, the second Ward is to get plices for the llght. mond, daughter of Cassandra Byer girl is chooen.by her peers at school. The mayofos report for July was and ·the late Franklin Hammond, read and approved showing receipts · Patrtot Star Route, Galllpolls, from Meet tonight In the amount of $2,231.40. Southwestern High School. Carrle Anderson, clerk-treasurer will Walker was third runner-up, sbe Is meet with the finance committee. The Meigs Athletic Boosters will the daughter of Mro and Mrs. Clyde meet this evening at the hlghsclloc:ll GALLIA FAIR QUEEN- au-Is Beebe, Cheshire, a student at Kyger ' Council asked Anderson to direct Also meeting with council was a lefter to Jeff Hilleary congratulatWa)ker, · Route 2, VInton, from at7;:11p.m. Creek IDgi! Schoo~ was chosen Mo~ night as queen !ortbe 11183Ga1Ba Robert Eason, surveyor, regarding ingl lhim on his recent production, Southwestern High School; fourth CoonlyJunlorFalr.BeebebecametlteDrstKygerCreekstudentchosen the surveying of lots at Beech Grove ''Dead of The Night." runner-up was Sonya Harold. !or that honor In 20 years. Other girls competing for the title Wednesday meeting were Ellen Eggleton, daughter of Lebanon Township Trustees will Sue Eggleton, Route 1, Bidwell, ·meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the from North Gallta High School; Cherie Northup, (laughter of Mi- township garage. Wednesday, August 3, 1983 chael and Melvetta Northup, from "COUNTRY MUSIC NIGHT'' Gallla Academy Hglh School; 9:00a.m . Small Animal Judging Dairy Barn Shelly Woodyard, daushter of Veterans Memorial COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Vo- majortty Is needed and the Income 9:oo ·a.m. Tractor Operators Contest Field )3ehind Barns Phyills and Harry Woodyard, Route ters likely will get the chance to tax hike Jli!Ssed the Senate this Show 9:00 a.m . Beef Breeding and Showmanship Judging by a single vote, 17-16. 2, Crown City, from Hannan Trace Admitted--Kenneth Lawson, Syrdecide Nov. 8 if they want to repeal Arena If approved, both amendments High School; and Lola Ann Wrtght, acuse; George Clonch, Gaillpoils: the 90 percent state Income tax 9:00a.m. E ngineering Project Judging Activities Bldg. would take effect June 30, 1984. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Betty Stover, Kanauga; Della Stahl, Increase approved by the Legisla10:00 a.m. 4-H Demonstration Main Stage Braucher said he had 240,1XXl Wrtght, Route 1, Gaillpoils, from Pomeroy. · ture this year, the hef!d of a tax 1:00 p.m. Dairy Judging Show Arena repeal drlve said Mond!iy. 1:00 p.m. 4-H Demonstration Activities Bldg. signatures as of Monday morning, :;::;. Ronald Braucher, head of with about 20,00l more In unopened I 3:00p.m. Aero Space Demonstration Ball Field Area . Ohioans to Stop Excessive Truia- malL 7:00p.m. Swine·Judglng Show Arena have a ton of mall. It is three "We tlon, said Monday he expec~ to tum 7:30p.m. David Frizzell & Shelly West - Main Stage or four times the amount we ha,,e In petitions with about 375,1XXJ 10: 00 p.m . David Frizzell & Shelly West Main Stage had on our previous best day," he signatures on Aug. 10. The petitions said. call for placing two is'sues .on the Although reluctant to disclose the ballot, and 336,!m valid signatures number of signatures which have needed to qualify. turned in, Braucher Conceded · been ..·. One of the proposed amendments that his group already has started would repeal the 90 percent Individual Income. tax Increase and other lining up financial support for the cutti~ tax 11ikeSenacted by the Legislature fall campaign. Arthur B. Laffer, the economist at the behest of Gov. Richard who helped sell supply side economCeleste. • ics and personal tax cuts to The second proposed amendment President Reagan's administrawould require that a three-fifths tion, is on a two-day tour of Ohio, majority of the Ohio House and meeting with business leaders and 33" high, 28" wide and 20'' deep. Pamela Phyllis Spencer, 23, with the court within 30 days after Senate approve future tax meaI trying to persuade them to finanSyracuse, today. was ordered to the date of the entry of this order for sures. At present, only a simple cially ~pport the ballot issue dlive. submit to evaluation by the Shawexamination, and copies of the nee Forensic Center, Portsmouth, report shall be provided to the to determine her competency to prosecuting attorney and to defense stand trtal and determination of counsel, Steven L. Story. "It is further ordered that In sanity. · SPECIAL The action was taken Tuesday accordance with Ohio Revised Code Sec!on 2915.371 (D) the report shall James morning in the Meigs County Lee Shaffer, her parents, seven Nelson Common Pleas Court upon agreecontain the findings of the examiner brothers and five sisters. ment of the State of Ohio through the with facts and reasonable detail James Francis Nelson, 69, Rt. 1, Services will be held at 2 p.m. county prosecuting attorney and upon which the llndings are based Bidwell (Evergreen), died at 2 a.m. Thursday at the Ewing. Funeral counsel for tbe defendant. and the opinion o!theexarniJ!eras to today Jn Pleasant Valley Hospital, Home with the Rev. O'Dell Manley Spencer was Indicted on June 27 the defendant's competence to having been In falling health for the officiating. Burtal will be In the on charges of endangering children stand trtal . past eight months. Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends '.'Fuirther, in accordance with and involuntary manslaughter as may call at the funeral horne from 2 Born Feb 10 1914 at Zanesville the result of thedeath of an Infant on said secllon, if the examiner reports son of the lateW!rtandMahelLewin to4 and 7to9 p.m. Wednesday. that, In his opinion, the defehdant is Nelson, he was a World War II Navy May30. · Spencer's testing is to be at a time Incompetent to stand trtal, the veteran, retired Gallipoils State scheduled by the Portsmouth insti- examiner shall also state his opinion Institute employee and member of on the likelihood of the defendant's tution and its staff. the Nazarene Church at South The Biggest Name The entry . flied this morning becoming competent to stand trlal Zanesville. within one year and if, In hjsoplnlon, in Little Computers® states: He mar lied Garnet WUliams, who "II is further ordered that the the defendant is mentally ill or su!VIves, on Aug. 27, 1900, at examiner shall !De a written report mentally retard~." Gallipolis. Also su!VIvlng are a daughter, ' . SALES • SERVICE Mrs. Forrest (Janet) Shepherd of LEASING 1 TRAINING Columbus; two sons, James W. o! Chester, and Jerry E . of Rt. 1, Emergency runs Marriage licenses Bidwell: nine grandchUdren and a · great-grandchlld: and a sister, Mrs. Four calls were answered by local Three marrtage licenses were Neva Harry cJ_ Zanesville. units Monday, the Meigs County issued In Meigs County Probate He was also preceded In death by Emergency Me dical Service 'Court. five brothers and a sister. reports. Issued licenses were Joseph Allen Funeral services will be held at 1 At4a.m., the Rutland Squad went Bartoe, 26, Long Bottom, and p.m. Wednesday In Waqgh-HaUeyto Mine I for Donald Smith, taken to Annette Fay Nitz, 27, Long Bottom; Wood Funeral Home, with EvangeHolzer Medical Center: atB: 47 a.m., Dean Leslle Halfk, 2C, Tuppers 16K Standard COlor Computer ilst Lewis Mikell officiating. Burtal the Rutland unit went to Dexter for Plains, and Malinda Beth Headley, wUI be In Vinton Memortal Park. Setty Stover, taken to Vettjrans 21, Reedsville; Robert D. Williams, Reg • . ~~~ Frtends may call at the funeral Memorial Hospital: at 12:08 p .m., Jr., 21, Rt 1, Rutland, and Teresa bomefrcm2-4and7-9p.m. Tuesday. 299.95 Program Laos TV ano Pak Pomeroy went to the Horace Karr Lynn Harden, 18, Pomeroy. Military graveside rites will he farm for Eliza Powell, taken to conducted by VFW Post 446!1 and Holzer Medical Center, and at 2: 47 Seeks divorce " 16K ~ended Color Computer American Legion Lafayette Post27. p.m .. Pomeroy went to Route 143for Filing for divorce b Meigs County Charles Nuckles , taken to Veterans Common Pleas Court were Rita I. Reg. Memortal . Collins, Racine, and Charles R. 399 • Lo" TV and Program Pak Collins, Rt. 1, Cheshire. Thursday Shaffer Granted a divorce In court were Evangeline Chapter 172, MiddleS...Endal/2t/13 Steven K. Call and Rita C. Call. Eva HUda Shaffer, 81, ~~ 2, port, will meet Thursday, at 7:30 1 Play Garnes 8fWI Run Programs lor Royal Jerome Cook has been Racine, died Monday evening at the p:m . at Middl eport Masonic Flllna, Educdon, PIBOnll Finance granted a divorce in Meigs County Pomeroy Health Care Center. Temple. And "More Common Pleas Court from Ann A housewUe, Mrs. Shatter was Marie Cook on charges of gross 1 U-lnltlnt-Loedlng born at Summersville, W. Va., on Program Pak" Cartrldgea neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Weather forecast May 25, 1902, a daughter of the late Take home the 16K TRS-80 cOlor Computer and 1 Learn to Pragrem In BASIC to Solve Martin. Luther and VIrginia Bale start computing right away! Plug in a Program Pak Foreclosure action Clear tonight. Low oo.65. Winds Probl.,na, Allllyze Dltl and Create Klroy. and enjoy exching video games, set up a ·family VIvid Color Graphics With Sound llght and variable. Sunny WednesSu!VIvlng are two daughters, A foreclosure suit !or amount due budget, analyze Investments and more . Kids can Elfec:tl daY with Increasing humidity. High on a promissory note In the amount Mary Kiser, Racine, and Nota team to type, Sharpe.n math skills. even impnove • .EMy to ExflllllCI I AUichee to Any TV read1ng .. Tutorial manual shows you how to write 85-90. Bradshaw, Mltldleport; a stepof $~631.57 was filed in Meigs ~Ohio Forecast I Sift 1150 on 32K Exte;lded BASIC- your own programs in BASIC, too. Select the model CountyCornmonPleasCourtbyThe · daughter, Vada Sweeney, Walton, that's right lor you and save! '11m8day lhrnugh Salurtl"-f: Only 1311.115 {Reg. 1541.115, 21-3003) W. Va.; two stepsons, Bud Shaffer, State Teachers Retirement Board ChmKle of ~ aflemooa and ofOhioagatnstEddleMoodyTurley Ewlngton, and Roy Shaffer, address evening tluldentonns each <Ja.y. and Linda Turley, Racine, City unknown,J!Ine grandchildren and10 CHECIC 1IIUR I'IIIIIIE 1101111 FCIR.THII'M1ICI'a11110 . . 1111 llllllk STORE, COMPUTfR qNTER OR D£AUR MEARES! 'IOU .mp rangblg 1mm Ute mid-80s to Loan Co., Pomeroy, Fanners Bank great-grandcblldren. .lhe low 80s. Lows In lhe • . She was preceded In death by her and Savings, Pomeroy and treas- · PRICE& N>PI.V AT MATICII¥oTING STORES AND • • • husband, Ben Shaffer; a son, Robert urer of Meigs County. Gallia County Fair program was .~ ,..,. ' ~~~ r •.. I .· . -.. ·, ·r ·. ...· ONE . STOP SHOPPING . ' Mo '"':"''tO;; •.· .,-·." ' ' ' SINGLE TEBOOK MICROWAVE :JOT~-!!.] OVEN CART ' are ~ No. 44104 Crafted in solid hard wood. Features: Slide-out board - two storage shelves - casters. • ...~ - ,, ·:t ~· ·I .' '1.00 Value 39e u WINDMERE. 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