http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/22f1f7a941f287929f7dd535e6011c68.pdf c70c8f5672cdb8ac5abf53989cc7c2e7 PDF Text Text ' . ·. . . . . . • ·. . ' . . . .· . . . . . . 0:; . . . .. • ·. . .·· ·u . C9:Qimittees e:ye compromise - ' ' ' . OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- With $enateutheyattA!lnptto~ aetigoaloftrylngtocomeupwitha the ~uly;i 1!1arf of Ol!io'• new &cal · dlfferences between the two cham- peqnanentbudgetfor~ IIIIZaild · year a. week away, .rneJpllers of a ' bers. .· · . . . :· avoid the~ that could lead ll~te emference COnllnltlee f!eP. MYrl It . Shoemaker, J). to pulage .of tenJporpry ~g today !letiln tryiDg to oUt a' llotirnevWe, the cllnference's cbalr- plans of one JliO!Ith more whlle ~ vemilrl of ·a one-year in811 . saldthem-tnemberpanehrill dlfferencesareinlnedout. . , atatel!udget. ,,.. . ·hold'lllly.Jong lealll~u. lt trlea to . "I went lhrougb ~fun b!ldgete . In addltloil. to lime constralilt8, deal with the niore llwl400 ameiJd. for Iii months one time," . they face IIIIIJOr'policy ·changes ac!- . mentuddedbythe8enate. ' · · Shoemaker 8$ld, "lt'i. no fllll, just : ded to the H~ bill bY·the · Legillative leaders already hsv~ double the work." · hammer ' ' • ' '>J ' .' or '' . IJ1e HOU&Il earlier this ~greed ~o base the panel's dellberatipns on the lOwer revenue But the Senate lopped off ,$220 estimates •. Shoemakei' said the projections million when leg~ttve and administration budget elp¢rta said · won't be changed dllring the cowse state. tex .revenues would be less of the committee's work. ''I'm a little leery of teking than Oi'lglnally projected, · · Republicans, who cilntrol the anybody's estimates at this point," Senate, and Oernocrata, who hold -he said, noting thilt revenue projec· the majority in the House, have lions have dropped steadily since the W)Jen it left year, the budget totalel! $9.1 billion. .. . •. ·- e·· . Vol.lO,NM9 .. Copyrlphtod 1981 ' at:y ' ' ' • •• • budget bill was lntroduc'ed in Febrlwry. . Members of the panel, ~ Republicans and three Democrats, . first will try to isolate thoee areas of change with which they have little or · no differences. But that still Is ~· pected to leave scores of potential sticking points. . · (Contli!qed on Jlllge 12) enttne 2 Sections, 32 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio, Wednesday, June 24,1981 u cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper _ I Adopt busing • Issues • 27 g··7 · ' •KM2oo• Fiberglass· belted·Whitewall Our Reg. 38.88 A78x13 Plus. F.E.T. 1.69 Eo. • Sale Price tsR.·~ ·.· aa~ All Tires Plus HT Each Mounting InclUded • No Trade-In Required . 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I I Hussein issues call for bombs NICOOIA, Cyprus- Iraqi ~esldent &ddam Hu8seln has called on all ''peace-IOV\llg" nations to help the Arabs acquire the atomic bombs and create an Arab-Israeli nuclear standoff Uke the U.S ..Soviet deterrent. Huasein told a Cabinet meeting in Baghdad tuesday that Israel alr'eady has nuclear weapona, the official Iraqi neWB sel'vice reported. "Any country seeking peace and reJpeeting peoples," he president said, "Will have to cooperate with the Arabs one way or another too~ lain'an atomlc bomb aild face the real Israeli atomic bombs." · '1'hl! Arab quest fOr nuclear weaponry Is "a remedy .to an existing situation in Israel" and applies "llie same logic employed by the United States tO)Yard the Soviet Union, alld the Soviet Union toward the United Slates.'' H~Weln said. , ' . "I dtlJI'~ beUeve .the SoViet Union ~ ·to ~ ~ ,tornic bomb agalllst Anierl~. nor <Joel Ameiiea use it.'' he said. ·~But ~1oth powers find others are conata!ltly trying to improve their weapona.'' Hll&'lein'a speech, whlch was broadcast later by Baghdad Radio, was hils first public reaction to the Israeli bombing raid that destroyed Iraq's Frenc~Hluilt nuclear reactor on June 7. Israel described the reactor attaclt u an act of seH-defense to abort Iraqi plans to build a bomb. The reactor was nearly complete when It was destroyed., • scive•21· " ~ COJI with C~le belli jOint • COOirOI ~-~""""'""""" I . , · ' > 59.88 Dull! mount . CNMOo.,_. , , Mount, In many COI1 Cl"d ti\Jcks. Construction head 'no\ satisfied' MeOONNELSVILLE - The head of United Mine Worken conStnretton employees In Ohio says be's not satlsfled with the PflliiOSed pact with the soft coal industry going before members for a vote today. UMW L41ca1 9922 President Stan HopkinS predicted the pi'IIJIOied agreement would pass nationally, but not In Ohio. Hla local represents 900 workenln Ohio and northem West Virginia. HopkinS said he favOJ'B the wage package, but~ concerned aboUt job security )ltOvisiona. He oppoees a portion of the contract that allOWB 'coal companietl to can hire non-union labor, 1be construction workers have been on strike for 89 days. Assessment team view~ farmland COLUMBUS - An 881e88111ent team from the U.S. Department of Agriculture flew over central and western Ohio fannland to detennlne whether Ohio's farrnen should get federal dlaaster ald. Heavy raiDs have delayed planting, and flooding has ruined crops. Gov. JIIIDilll A.-Rbodel hu aslled President Reagan to declare Ohio an agricultural dllaater area ao·fannen can become eligible for loans and sllbsidies to 111&ke up for IOS&ell. · Rhodes sent a letter Tuesday to the Small Buslne8s Administration 'In Chicago, meanwhlle, requestillg'that relldenlll of Holmes and borderlng counties be declared eligible for the lg8flcy's diaas\erJ08118. He estimated daJ1Jage In the Buckhorn Lake area, caused by heavy rains June 8, at rT03,5liO. · . ORVWSC expands detection system . Sol.dln Sporting ' Dept. TAX WORK - Sens. Bob Dole, R-Kan., left, and mlltee to continue work on a tax bill. Dole chairs the Russell Long, D-La., collier just prior to a session panel aod Long Is lis raoklog minority member. (AP TUesday on Capitol Htn ·of the Senate Finance Colli' Laserphoto) Fair officials complete booking for aUractions ~ Booking of grandstand attractions fort amuai Meigs County Fair have been completed. All grandstand attractions are free of charge with admission to the grounds for the fair slated Aug. 17 through Aug. 25. Services by the Meigs County Ministerial Association on Monday night, Aug. 17, will officially open the fair. The evening grandstand events af• ter Monday include Tuesday, 7 p.m., demolition derby; Wednesday, 8 p.m. Harvest Trio and Bruce Stone, gospel singing plus the observance of youth night in the show ring; Helen Cornelius and the Young Blades of Bluegrass, Thursday at 8; horse pulling contest, Friday, 8 p.m.; and tractor pull, Saturday. General admission this year will be $3. Those paying the general admission are admitted free to all events and may go on rides free of additonal charge. Membership tickets will sell for $5 for the entire fair and they may be trial said • • 1mmment vote. . Sen. Marcus A. · Roberto, J). Ravenna, ·argued lll!ainst both ' (Continued on page 12) Award bids for project Biela for the CO!LIIruetion of a scbool for the rnerQJiy retarded '?0 ' PRICE • ~~~ made af durable polyetllyllnt With aluminum , _ -... 2 ~v seats. Co~es un..,mbl.a. Wtfgllln~ 74 tr'i...,.tnmthtllleofbaadlwW ...... • · • ~.-.uo,.t' ' ' aDd tt111lblduad.'AL 8U. dirt ...... lilts '1'111 llldlleal lildnriJIIIIGpredatlp.m.PrJdl7, -~ r purchased at the New York Clothlng House, Green Lantern, Pomeroy; Sports Dept., Middleport Depart· ment Store; Miller Brothers Grocery, Rutland; Waid Cross Sons, Racine; Baul Lwnber, Chester; Swisher • Lohse Phannacy, Sugar Run Mill, Gloeckner's Restaurant, Pomeroy; Nita Jean Ritchle, Tuppers Plains; Duncan's Grocery, Darwin; Helen Baer's Store, Miner· sville, and Gaul's Shake Haven, Chester. Barrl-Sadr PREPARE FOR EVENT- Mrs~ June Aabley and her soo, Keith, prepare for their roles Ill Herilllge Weekend, to be beld from Ito 5p.m. Satanlay IIIIII .Sanday at the Meig1 MllleuDIID Pomeroy II a part d Big 8eDd Reptta Weekead. Tbey will represelll the Meigs Counly GeoealoiJical Society, and wiD pret:eDt tlpa oa traclag famDy trees as well as helping vlsiton to materials which are oa hand. Flood insuranr.e session Friday were awarded Tuesday by the Meigs Alan Biiman of the Chicago office savings and loan officials, and at Couilty Oommlaslonera. of the Federal Flood Insurance 10:30 a.m. insurance agents and real The general contract ,in the program will hold infonnational estate firms are invited to discuss amount of SIOUlhrent to Karr Con- meetings at viUage hall in Mid- the flood insurance program as it afstrucitlon, the beatlnc, ventilating dleportonFrlc!ay,June26. fectsthem. and air condltioninl 1.111Jtu:d In the A meeting with village officials Birman wlli discuss the flood in· amoUnt .of $164. ~ to G!liger · and other Interested persons wiU be suranee program as it affects MldBMhen,andtbeplamblngeantract held at 8:30a.m. At 9:30a.m. Blr- dleport and answer questions about for f147,r/3 alSo m to ,Geiser man wiD be available to dlaCuss . the program. · brothel'll; tl:e food iervlce eqUip- flood llllluranee with banking and ment contract for f,YJ,71S wint to . ' . Wa t~Ptu~.Columbua. Board to interview prospects for post Con:llructim ol the ICboal,. ..._,_. iD ...__...., will _.to be At 1eut leVILII Melp l.oc:ai.School Or. Kel·' m Ri•••. ...,.. The bOard will _,.,,... ~~·-- un- Dlltrlct resldentl have Indicated In- meet In special session at 7:30p.m. dlnray aa U tG!bidota .............lion to oceec1 lelwt Ill ftlllnc a vacane)' on the '""·-'•u ...... .._ and at '"·t "'" Ume willln111111 " au.....-Jl(lllltrtct'a Board of Education terview appllcanta. Other residents from tha ~ 'l'olll eel& __...,. In the vacancy -"-·'d ' ........ - -- ...... created b)' tile_. realgrll:tion of u,....... __, "'""" of .... "'".,..,..... • • · - - · ... _.. notify tile 111perlndendent's office at ............ lllllllllllienlllllll M4151. . wlll!*otldefl.-.-tlldiiiiCG~JDo • - - cl: .. :.. ""Lu-.1-y SAVE SALE . ' CII'«::NNATI - The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commlaelon ill ~ lllll)'alem for detecting dqetoua chemlcals. The commlaelon,1f(th 11 monitoring stationi!O apot oheinlcala In the Ohio, Kanawha; Allegheny and Monongahela rivei'B, plans to inatall . additional equipment at am sites to detec:l a larger nwnber of chemleail. ' The equiJiment, C4Ded a Pho!G-Ionlzatlon Detector, baa been tated aueeeafully at the water ~rtment In Wheeling, W,Va., ~ cornmlaelon ~said. OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Oyer charges of racism aild .political posturing, the senate baa sent the Hoqse a twl).parl proposal to end court-ordered busing of the state's public students. One plan would have Ohio join oth@r states In seeking a U.S. constitutional ' convention to draft an amendment prohibiting busing as a way of achieving racial balance in the schools. The other would change the Ohio Constitution to try to achleve the same end by saying that .no pupil could be sent to any school except the one closest to hls borne. Both received biP!Irtisan support, though liberal DemOcrafa, inCluding blacks, fought them bitterly. Debate on the .two issueS flared for three hours, bti' was scholarly and somewhat restrained until near the end when Sen. William Ress, R·New Philadelphia, stood and shouted, "I resent being called a Nazi. I'm representing my constituents." Sen. M. Morris Jackson, DCleveland, one of the Senate's two black members, . apparently provoked the Tuscarawas County conservative, with remarks in whlch he compared the suffering of slaves in America to the extennlnation of Jm·bythe Nazis In)\'orld w-rit. · ' In Possibly his longest speeeli ever on the Senate floor, · Jackson, a veteran of 15 years in the Senate who nJ6e from poverty in Cleveland, said the GOP proposals wrongfuUy were described as dealing with "forced busing." That tenn "is one of those buzz wonlll that brings up race hatred," he said, adding that those decrying forced busing are not concerned that all OhiO&)IS get the chan· ce for a quality education. "I have been a victim of a double atandafd' for education in this state," he said. But Sen. Paul R. Malia. R~ Westlake, who sponsored the proposal seeking a constitutional convention, said most Ohioans are fed up with federal courts whlch llave ordered busing to try to desegregate the schools. "The costa are obvious to · everyone,'' Malia said. "All one has to do Is see thoSe fleets of yellow buaee going down the ramps to the freeways in Cleveland." His JII'Oiiosai was approved 20-13, while the propoled state amendment, I!Jlllll80red by freshman Sen. Gary C. SUhadlllnik, !\.Panna Heights, received a 23-10 favorable ,.., '"'"' "'""' J " , . _ A free e~~MrellitwlllllelleW 11 111...,.. c., 11111111 .... D 5 · 7,'L:~~lt l 1-· ' • 1• -· - -. .. I ' ' I ........ DISiilmeal ._ ....s'l * Regatta tab in today'• Sentinel ,.._)''tktiii:JI_....., ... lib .. llle 1111 ... lllead pile lleplll,ldledlilelltulut'l'llllr- '. BEIRUT, Leba.non (AP ) - A member of Iran's Parliament says fugitive ex-President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr is still in the country and his arrest to stand trial is imminent. "The police have located the area where he is hiding," said Hassan Ayat 'in a telephone interview Tuesday with The Associated Press in Beirut. "The chances of his early arrest are great, and he then will def:niteiy be put on trial." Ayat is a member of the Islamic .Republican Party which controls the Majlis, the Iranian parliament, and the government. He is also close to the judicial authorities directing the hunt for the deposed president. Bani-Sadr has been in hiding for two weeks. After the Majlis voted Sunday that he was incompetent and should be dismissed, Tehran's r.evolutionary prosecutor, Hojatoleslam Ali Quddosi, ordered him arrested to face charges of Inciting revolt against the Islamic , republic. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomelni, the supreme leader of the Iranian revolutionary regime, fired the president Monday and urged him in a broadcast to surrender, repent arid aerve. the Iranian revolution as e "writer and thinker." Tanjug, !he Yugoelav presa age::cy, reported from Tehran tha' rumors penlsted there that· Ban:Sadr wu hiding at an air force ba:o: In Ramadan, his nitlve city In nor· thwestlran. Tehran Radio laid the revolutionary prGIIeCU!or'a office in Kennanahah, lOUth Of Hamadan, IIIDOUIICed that tile WMIIed man milt be hiding In that pan li ftllem tran and IJI1Id lhe palllle to I!TIIIIlhim. ' �_Commentary • .. • ; " 7 .. . Dallv,Sentlnet .. Pag-2-The Pomeroy-Middleport, 01110 percentage of the budget. This cail't be done. We bl!ve only to imagine what WOuld result from reducing sucli apensea, as e.g., the cost of the FBI, In order to continue to Index Social Security. The point has come when the matter of the entitlements has to be thought through, and Mr. Peterson suggestl that now is a much better time to do that thinking than tomorrow. Consider, for lnstsnce, the year 19M. In the summer, under the Indexation code, recipients of Social Security received a IU percent Increase In their checks. Now during 19M, workers increased their pay by 9.2 percent. The differential as Its Instructive. But note this: the Social Security recipients received their H percent tax free. The working population not ony paid taxes on the 9 percent Increase, but paid taxes at a higher rate. The indexation, then, Is a double-whammy: The taxpayer is not protected by Indexation, the The Daily Sentinel Ill t:wrtStrt"tl Pumuoy, Ohio . 114-111-llll Of-:\'fiTEDTO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA !J~ ~s:m~ qjv ' ..................-.-....._r:::::~,.,. P\lblislter PAT WHITEHEAD ' '~ is&ant BOBHOEFUCH Publisht'rll:untr••llrr GeMnl MluJer DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Nl''ots Eclltur ~ MF:MRER u( Tho· A~~oH ·ia ltod Prt-ti~. Inland Dally Prnl! A111111<'iaUon aDd tht> ~m• · rkwn N • · " ~ pa p..• r Puhli ~ ho·rs Social Security recipient is. The net saved, together with c:omppunded Ineffect, then, is to polarize; I.e., al . ten.t. The aystem g1IIJ'IJite. thU things get harder and harder for the there camot be a lbortflll. And worker, they get better and better removea any ·crlticllm baled on lot the Social Security recipient. unequaj contributlona. , Now, _, petcent of those who · TllelongandBhortofthematterla receive Social Security have total in- simply this. lnderatim Ia an attempt comes that put them above the to make Inflation palnleu. But, you poverty level. Just to begin with, Mr. Peterson suggests, the practice of · ~~~ ~ Indexation might extend only ·to . . Social Security recipients whose In. come is below that poverty level. Another, indeed a supplementary approach, might be to the efffect that lndeuton for anyone on Social Security may not Increase the net gain by the working population after taxes. So that if the average worker's Income inereased by a net of, say, 6 percent, then indelllltlon would be limited to the II8JIIe figure. It is hard to quarrel with these proposals by any appeal to distributive justice. True, the Social Security beneficiary can put forward a claim based on the value of his lifetime contribution to the Socilii Security fund. But such clalma are tenuous, because It has become almost impossible to calculate with any precision what is reaDy the ernpl_oyee's contribution, and what it Is worth. In Chile, the major reform of the social security act makes handlers of the workers' funds strictly accounlable for their lnveatment, and upon reachinjJ age 85 the worker is credited with exactly what he ..\ ss•te" iallnn. l . f.:n..:R~ ur UI'INiftN ar•· "~'~n•m•·d. Thr)' ~h·~ld lk' k'tifri tllan 310 w11rds lunt. All ldlo',... ;m · ~ubjt•fl tu •·•litin l! 11nd mu.~ t IM• slt:no'il • ·Ufl namt·. Hddrt'IOii and lt'lt.'plli•nr num h•·r ..,. ., Ull!ooiKn" d h·U•· r~ '4ill hi· pvhli~h•·d. IA•Um• ~huu ld ht• in ~•lfldl.al ~ lf. add1'1"1111lna '''""'· nul fll"r'unalilil·\ Bill would change school hoard vote Voters In Ohio's 24largest school districts would be able to change the way they choose members of their boards of education if a bill heading for the Senate becomes law. : The measure gives local voters the option of continuing to elect board members on an at-large basis as they do now or by suiH!lstricts within the city. Sponsored by Rep. Sherrod Brown, [).Mansfield, the legislation cleared the House last week. Brown said the bill is designed to give persons in all sections of a city a voice on their school board. He said the current at-large elections usually lead to boards made up of white-collar and professional people although fewer upper income people are living in the cities. '• As a result many parents and taxpayers In a school district feel alienated toward their boards," Brown said. · In addition, he said the at-large system can produce board members who live in one part of town and are unaware of the problems facing students In other sections. Brown said the proposed change would "bring problems In in all parts of the district to the attention of the school board and will help aUeviate some of the alienation experienced by many parents and laxpayers." Sen. Oakley C. Collins, chairman of the Senate Education, Retirement and j\ging Committee, said he has discussed the bill with Brown and will take a look at the plan. " If they come in and show us it's necessary and advantageous for education we'll consider it," Collins, R·Ironton, said. "But they'll have to seD us on it." Under current law, members of school boards in all major cities are elected on an at-large basis. Canton 15 the lone exception. ' Brown's bill emerged from the lower chamber on a 53-4! vote. Opponents contended, among other things, that members chosen from Individual districts often carried with them a local bias which hampered the ,llveraD operation of the board. ·· If enacted, Brown's bill would require city school systems that draw the 'majority of their pupils from a municipality with a population of fO,OOO or more to have boards of education composed of five or seven members. It would also aUow the election of four or six board members from subdistricts. · It seta up a procedure whereby voters In an eligible district could, through ~ initative petition process, require a referendwn election on the question . of choosing members from sub-districts. If the majority of voters approved the proposal, an eldsting school board would have 90 days to divide the system into sub-districts from which board members would then be chosen at subsequent elections. On the access hiahway._______ -e· On the access WeD, we all keep hearing of the new access highway to the bridge that we all call nowhere. Well, the state has raised our gas tax three cents a gallon and may go to five, and they stiU lead us on. Well, all I can say is look out Racine and Syracuse, and other towns, too, the bridge, because the traffic wiD double and your children will have to be watched closer than ever. As the trucks Will no doubt speed as they do everywhere else, but don't get pulled over and fined for speeding, and the noise of those big rigs going through your quiet Ut· ue· towns. Well, you can thank your government for that. It's easier to make you unhappier than to build an access road to the bridge. I've fought for this highway through phone cans and writing letters to our elected officials and to the editor. It's going to take not only my let· ters but yours, too. I don't want to see Racine and Syracuse becorne a banging, roaring, noisy town as Rutland Is, with aU the truck traffic as you will have because of Jived time on this side of the river to Ravenswood, and it all .could be so much easier to build ail access higbway to the bridge. So Meigs Countians, we have to say what we feel and write our governor and elected officials to let them know. So let's write today to route the traffic the other way across the new access highway. Floyd H. Cleland Box223 Rutland, Ohio 45715 . In defense of the doctor_ _ _ __ _TodJJy in ·history. •• . ~ -~ •· More defense• •. _ _ _ _ _ _,;,_,__ I am writing In regard to the letter His wife was so concerned that she to the editor June 19. The doctor that phoned me and said she would take . was referred to as ·the doctor with · me to the other hoapitsls, where [ the sign In the window, is a won- had to go alnce Holzer didn't give derful person. When I was very sick some of the testa. last July, I was taken to Veterans, He is concerned about aD his later to Holzer. I caUed him several patients. I would trust my life In his tlmea by phone. Aa busy as he was hands. Middleport people should be he took tlqJe to talk tO me and ex· proud to have a young doctor like plained the test which I had to have. him around. • Mrs. Robert L. UnriB Sr. And more. . · - - - - - - - nurrber listed In the home directory so they can be reached twenty-four hours a day and night. I cannot Imagine htm mistreating a patient or her daushter In the manner she lmpHed. There must have been ctrcwnstances beyond this. With reference to the sign In his wJn. dow, I am sure there Ia a good reason for this because there ia two sides to every story. ~aln I want to say we are very fortunate .to have such a fine professional physician in our community. • BettY E. Reed Middleport, Ohio A question of fetus rights.....___R__.__ob..ert. _, _J._;_~_._ma_n . cHICAGO (NEA) - For ihe past reeldent. several montha a subcommittee Mn. Hubbard was being held In headed by Sen., Jolu! Eaat, R-N.C., Lake County JaD north of the city on has been holding hearing~ In the lhopUfting charge.. She was Inhopes of being able to 1ntr00uce carcerated May 12 after she failed to · legislation mtabishing that life appear for trial. Her blll wu let ll begins at conception - and, thus, ~.000, an amount thU she COQid not that fetuses have constitutional come c1- to railing, So, it wu rights from that moment on. ·likely that she would remain In jaJl Medical experts have olfered con- untU her June 20 trial. tradictory views on the beginning of But one factGr compUcated the life, whlle legal eiiJII!rla have nmed case: Mn. Hubbard, a)ready the that the contemplated leglalation roother of two children, . . . . 111011might open a Pandora's bol; of com- ths pregnant. At the req..t of Mrs. plex Utlgation. The truth of that lat- Hubbeld'a former bulband, Mayo ter point was IUustrated recently In Hubbard, Wllaon agreed ' to Dllnois. reprmnt the 181bom Hubbeld ehild. The lllate leglalature approved an Mn. Hubbeld alreacV' had her anti-abortion law Wring ita last own court-appointed at&orney. session. That statute includes Willon made It clear that he language of "legislative Intent" l'llpl !I!~ the unbom child, not Ita stating that, in the oplnlm of the mother. Dllnoll lawmakers, life "begins at CIU.. the - ltatute thet 11Y1 the moment of conception" and "the that lift betllnlat COI~tlll and the lllate has a compelling Interest" In lrac:t tlllt the fetullled not btln conToday ia Wednesday, June 24, the !75th day of IIIII!. There are 180days left so declaring. vtded of or ehupl w1t11 crlmt. lntheyeer. . Enter Charles Wllaon, a Willon applied for I writ of balllll Today'l highlight In hlatory: Waukegan, ID., lawyerj. and Carol corp~~&o n~-. of the , _ rnm On June :H, 1911, the coriununlsts began a blockade of the city of Berlin, Hubbard, a »yar-old Chleqo jall. Of COIIrll, Ill rtllue llllllld llaD 1\altlng Allied land traffic between the isolated city and West Germany. • On thla date: .: In 1497, the flrat recorded discovery of the North Americaa mainJ8nd oci:llred when explorer John cabot sighted land between Halifax and IOUihem Labrador. In UJl, the Spanilh conqueror of Mnlco, Hemalldo ('«fez entered Mexico ; , . : • I am writing In regard to the letter the same way about my doctor and that was In our paper Friday, Jime the office force. Dr. Conde is a Meigs 19th. The doctor who was criticized County boy and so is my doctor. How was Dr. Conde. I have known Doctor many of the doctors at Veterans Conde for the last ten yea I'll and· I MemOrial Hospital were riised In feel we are very fortunate to have Meigs Co. I also would like to ask such an outstanding physician In our how many babies are born In Meigs county. I was In an auto accident In Co.? January, 1910 and aU during that ·Don't get me wrong I think the year, I was a patient of his. He really hospital at Pomeroy 15 O.K. But just helped me to recover from that Incheck ani! see how many patients jury. Not only In medical care but Veterans Memorial sends down to also In words of encouragement. Never was there a time when I Holzer Hospital. I don't hear any doctors at neded him for medical reasons that I Veterans Memorial getting Food couldn't get In touch with him. How Stampe.l think they are still malting many other doctors have their home I just read in the Sentinel a person was condemning Dr. Conde for having a sign saying if he wasn't In go to Holzer or Pleasant VaUey Hospital. I wonder why he was so yeUow he would not sign hts name. I would like to say when Dr. Conde started doctoring he. went In an of. lice where the doctor before him had an awful business. Dr. Conde proved he was a very nice man and had wonderful nlll'8es working for him. My wife doctors with Dr. Conde. She loves the way he treats her. !, myself, doctor with a doctor on the staff at Veterans MemOrial. I think winner at . ·Wimbledon see, Inflation should be painful - whatever to lnflatilill - help yourbecal..e whatever the COIIIIellc ep-. self. But IRich a model would not plied, with Inflation the attrition to work In a world iD ~ people, and the vital orpllll of the economy Ia -goods and~. li'IVel.lndaallon goq oa. An IICGIIOIIllc model could up·and down the nne 1a notblnc leu be conCeived iD which everything is than the economic equivalent · of Indexed, In which event there would -sollpslam. Another word for the Tip theoretically be no problem O'NeiUSyndrome. · aliving. thetime. •• . We need people to buy American - I know my doctor doesn't have to products such as automobiles to put steal patients. He has aD he can hanthis _country on ita feet. U.S. is just die. hay abo, God bleu my doctor getting too many doctors. Dr. Conde and office ataff. I love them aD. 1bis is a taxpayer and a Meigs Co. youth, includes Conde and staff at aD so let's pray that he keeps up the ·hospitals notjustone. good work, and quit complaining all ' Ben Batey · 1 ,, t· • have meant the releue of Mrs. Hubbird. "The language of the statute is clear," aays Willon. "It gives rights to the letua. What .! 8ID doing Ia liartlng to lest the llmltl of lhoee rlclltlIt toot many test ca. to estabillh euctly what the rlghtl of 'WGilllll and bllcb were, and It wlll take Cllel like this one to test the llmlta of the rlghtl of unborn JIIII'IOIII." The habeu CGrpUI petition .,. orlglnally COIIIIdered and rejected by Lalre County Clrcult Judie Wllllam Block. Then W:110n petitioned · the ll1lnoU Supnme Court, wlllch ltudled the petition for aevenl days before ~ it without comment. The cue now Ia moot. WNJe \Vllloa ... ~whither to pal' - the matter further - either by. petltionlila the ltate 8uprwne Court to heir oral arpmenu or perhlpe by taklnt · u ljlpla1 Into fedetll court - the Qn:ul Court fGIIIId I way out ol the JII'OIIIIia. A biiMI • reduction helr1nc ... ordered, and Mn. Hullblrd- ralt1nd oalw I'· own ret'IJ8lllunee. She wlll go on trial July 13 for falllnc to keep her eerller court date: the lhopllftlng charge. were dropped for lack of · evldelft. . "This· wu ·not•an abortlon-rtgbta or a rlg~Ufe cue," ..,. . Wlllon.of Ia act10111 on behalf of the unborn Hubbard child. "The legillature has alnady spoken, sayq that fetusea have rlclltl-Since t.t.s COipll Is a right of aD per10111. I wu limply trying to aet that , . rlgbt utended to my client." Willon aaya that this 1M of cue may not be necer1ry In the future - at leMt, not In ·lllnoU. "I think lhat the legllllature hu 'learned • ~ and wlll Pill new legi.llatlon ·IUl'IJIIeeinl humane lrealment to Cllle pl'e8lllllt priloDen, MpeelaUy . G:\rl, 14, Wednesday, June 24, ltlt · 7 Letters to the editpr_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ROBERT L. WINGETT . ' Reaganomics: the long view IT___.·__-- _________Wi_Ul_..•· m_F._.B_·uc_kleY_'·J_r. Peter Peterson, the chairman of the board of Lelunan Brothers, corr tinue5 his analysis of the Reagan · program, making points that · demand attention. Among these i> : that the so-called entitlement progr'ams (Social Security, veterans' benefits, Medicare) can. not be beld immune from budget cut. tlng for reasons no more com. plicated than that In the nature of . things, the entitlements are oc. cupylng a larger and larger slice of he budget. . It requires far less imagination . than Mr. Peterson's to figure out, for . instance, that with a higher pj!r· centage of the population living longer, the cost of Social Security will rise. If we guarantee that that "entitlement" - not to speak of others - is immune from reform, then any determination to limit to _the present percentage of the GNP the expenses of the public sector would commit us to effect our reductions from a smaller and smaller • ...~ WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Katl!y Rinaldi created Wimbledon history u A,merlca's tennis teenagers made their mark on the womel)'s singles at the All;Englahd championships. Rinaldi, the shy blonde 14-year-old daughter of a Florida dentist, had a 2'h-hour baptism. of fire before defeating Sue Rollinson of South Africa s-3, U, .9-7 Tuesday to become the youngesl-i!ver winner at Wimbledon. Kathy's cool, c8,lm approac~ -.In only her second toufriament on gri!SS captivated a full houae on Court No.2. The little American saved a match point at fMI In the final set before clawing her way to a gutsy victory. · Rinaldi; who 'reached the q~r­ terflnalB of the 'French Open by defeating seeded players Dianne Fromholtz and Anne Smith, was joined In the second round at Wimbledon by a group of young compatriots. They included comparative veterans in Tracy Austin and Andrea Jaeger, 18 and 16, respectively, and Pam Casale, 17, and Mary Lou Piatek, 19. Yet another teenage star, 16-yearold Susan Mascarin, had a firstround bye-andJaces t~tlme cham· pion· Ma~.NJ!v,ta\il~{l. )II_-~ second round. Jaeger, who turned 16'"eartier this month, was far too consistent for Australia's Nerids Gregory and · cruised to a 6-1, .6-1 victory. Austin, seeded two places higher at No.3, ousted Jennifer Mundel of South Africa 6-0,6-2. Jaeger, playing in only her second Wimbledon, is now as confident as any of the veterans on the difficult gi'II!IS courts. Platek, the top junior in the world two years ago, made an impact at Wimbledon for the first lime by upsetting Sylvia Hanika of West Ger· many, the No.9seed, 6-4,7-5. Piatek, from Munster, Ind.; is a student at Trinity University in San Antonio, TelliS. C&sale, of Fairfield, N.J., beat Kate Brasher of Britain 7-5, s-3. The left-handed Hanika was one of ~women ' s seeds to faD Tuesday. Syracuse posts 22-3 loop win Syracuse bombarded Rutland, 223, In local pee-wee league play behind the pjtching performance li Brian Weaver, who went the distance to pickup the win. Weaver fanned 12 and walked just five, enroute to the three hit win. Three Rutland pit· chers fanned two and walked 21 in ' Suncla110 am-10 pm 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, Q. PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT., JUNE 27, 1981 SUPERIOR • 12 OZ. PKG. Frankie W1eners $ SUPERIOR Lunch Meats.... ;~·.. USDA CHOICE . $ . Chuck Roast.......L~· CRISPY SERVE 39 Bacon.........-..........L~-. Chuck Roast.......L!·••• 79 $ 49 . Chuck Steak.·..... :~·.. • the contest. Shane Simpson led the Syracuse sluggers with a triple, double, and single. Eber Pickens banged two triples, Dave Custer and Chris Stout each had two singles. Getting one hit apiece were Chris Stewart, Brian Weaver, and Petie Hendricks. Overa,n the winners had 12 safeties. C. Huttona and Walla each tripled for Rutland, wllile Edmonds singled. to account for·au of Rutland's hits. Syrcuselsnowll-1 on thesason. Jackson to host tourney Bananas..........L~ There will be a·double'elimination Little League Tournament held July 3, 4 and 51n Jackaon. AS25 entry fee is required, and a drawing will be held July I at 7 p.m. at the Eddie Jones Field In Jackson. For further . infonn&tiO!I contact Tom Gallager at 2116-1315. .•• SUNNY DELIGHT punch..............· 6 0 : • : ·. The Duily Scniincl IVSJ'illiHIII ADI-oiMIIlllmedlo, Ia<. HU NrS -. . 24 oz. 4 .. . · Cottage Catsup ..............~G u- c:hlrtw." be..,._ But lbOuld- ~ enac1ec1 fedenllaw or COIIItitatloaaliiJiend. ment deefare that Uft ...... It con...,....., ll1re lilt one jut plaJid out In IWnoil CGald flU court KRAFr B~Q IUIIICIUPTION RATES ' arc.mer·-~ One- -"."' -' ..... " " . ... "" Onellaolh .. "" . .. '" . . ' '' . . " . . -. One\'oor .. . "" , . "". " " ' " " " SINilUICOPY PRICIII Sauce ......~.rr:. 4 $ 19 Cheese.~w.. $ 19 HAWTHORNE MEL~DY FLAVO.RITE Ice Cream.........~:~~L~. \ C flUPON _, Doltr .......................... 1tc.""' 1 CRISCO aty. In 1'113, the first tepubllcan constitution in FI'IIICI! lrMidopled. : And In IINO, the french government ll8ned an ll'IDIIUce will! Italy c1ar1na World War II. Five yean ago; It was reported that ,..,une prtcea hill declined In Maj, lot the lint time In nearly three yean. ·Today'a birthdays: Author NGrmln CGualns II •. Proocolfer BIUy Cuper Ia JIJ and the St.I.Aiull Clrdlnala' Ken Rellz II JIJ. ,:'l'lloulht for today: To hill dot. mry man II Napolealj: hence the P.JPI"•rlty of clop.- Aldoullfuzlq, Brltlllh Author (liH-1111). '. ' ---___,... __ ,... .·- --lin I nv-11r111111 :1::::::.. IWLIIJ.almiONI. ._.. ........................ .. 11&111111111 " " • ' " " •" " " " " " • IY_, ...... . ... ... . . .... ... .... . . l ..... ........................ .. ........................ .. ,I Y• · ··· · ·······:······· .....:.J ---- - - _ _ _ _ _ ,., ·- _ _..;'-----'- - - - -- - \ 29 •• $ USDA CHOICE BONELESS 'USDA CHOICE belq held on rather minor e~~lelldanac:ro.lbtC~~Qay. - SlORE HOURS: Mon:-Sat. 8 am-10 pm ' SHORTENING lLB. CAN Limit One Per Customer Good Only at Powell's l.t. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!l!~i!!!i!!!!!~!!!!~!:!!~~;;i!!$$!!i~~~~!!!!~~~Oif~fe~r~!!! June27,1981 �:Strike insult to fans ..~Nuxhall Wednesday, June 24, 1981 Pirates cap~ur~ The FOUI'\h Annual Powell's UtUe League tournament ended Sunday with the Pomeroy PirateS taking home first place honors. The runner- The tol11'1181ltent concluded by the presentation of trophies by Larry TOP TEAM - First place winners In the fourth annual Powell Utile League Tournament at Meigs High Scbool Sunday were the Pomeroy Pirates. Pictured with their Individual trophies and large first team I to Harrison, Brian Freeman, Danny Carl, Greg Fields; hack, I to r, Coach Creason Pratt, Phil Klag, Dave Beudrlcks, Huey t:ason, Chip Werry, Gerald Moore, Coacb Uoyd King; ' hack, I r; Larry toumameDI spo1uor, and Phil.!!!!~!!!..!£!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!:. Hendricks a double,a m Phil King, Hitters for the Gerald Pirates Moore, were Dave Brian Freeman, and Chip Werry each with a single. For Rutland, T. Shoemaker led with z singles followed by M. Hart with a doubleandK.Oiler, MikeBartnim, Kent Eads and P. Dailey each with singles. . . j I -- ~ ' . .. I~.t.• "I . H I . 1 ' " d( ); I :' \ I J SECOND PLACE- Members of the Rutland Reds were runners-up io the linal game of the fourth annual Powell Little League TournameDI Sunday and received Individual trophies besides a large team trophy. Pictured are front, I to r, John Sisson, Paul I I' Council, Kevin Oiler, Billy Eblin, Joey Snyder, Tony Shoemaker; hack, I to r, BIU Wlllord, Jim Snyder, coaches; Eric Priddy, Kent Eads, Mlc4ael Bartrum, Paul Dailey, Marty Hart, Denny Welch, Weldon Bal' trum, manager. CIIIPAIEI TO OTII£1IUI•• AT UOCEI. . FAMILY CLINIC · ALLERGY AND DERMATOLOGY . What Causes Psoriasis? No one knows. Skin Injury, emotional stress and some torms of Infections are said to trigger Its develo~ment . Who Gets Psoriasis? Men and women In equal numbers at any age, but most often . between the ages of 15 and 35. Psoriasis has been, diagnosed tor lhe . first lime In people of advanced age. It also strikes children. About 150,000 new cases of psoriasis are diagnosed each year. Is Psoriasis Contagious? No. What Does Psoriasis Look Like? .It appears as slivery skin patches, often on knees and elbows, but can be found or any part of the body. The patches, or plaques. are composed of dead skin cells which accumulate In layers. ' . Is There a Cure for Psoriasis? No, but lor many vi dims of the disease, control Is possible. Some psorlatlcs may have remissions of the dlseaseoofor long periods of lime. In rare cases sometimes the disease may disappear entirely. I '' ~DV~RTISED l! .. • I •• ' .Center Blade Cut Chuck Roast $ .' ::r-lil ' TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE yOu buy 11 K,.- ia IJUI'""* lor your toUil . ICtiOtl ;lglf1N of IY\II\\IfiCtuttr. If V0U Ill not II Iii· Krogar Ml rtpltce 'fW1 i11m with rhl semi bf'lnd 01' I ' cail'nplw..,.. btand or rill~~~ pure~ prlCII . IN POME,ROV AND pALL.IPOll5 STORES . WE UIIIVE THI RtGH( TO liMIT QUANTiliiS, . NONE AVID L. 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Da vi d Repass, DBVid Woodworth, Logan Easley and Andrew Swope, pitchers; MBtt Gal· leges, shorlstop; Bnd Mike Reddish, YANKEES- Signed catcher, Bnd assigned them to Paintsville of r the < AppH)Bch!an LeBg lll!. ... BASKETBALL Na\io111118asketbaU Au odation PA CERS- Announced Herb Wlll!frru, ce nter, had agreed term.'l on a lnultlyear contract. FOOTBAU that to 236 W. 2n d ., Pomeroy, Oh. ( Formerly Mei gs Gen. Hospital) OFFICE PH. 992-6624 NEW Harrill BIL~Slgned · HOME PH. 992-3523 OFFICE HOURS: MON.-FRI. 8:30 TO 4:30 . SAT. 8:30 TO 12:00 NOON National Footba ll Leape BUFFALO Pork 'N' IS .S·OI . Bean a ....... c'" 29c ( IIUTIIT liW "ICI) 8Witer Barn- YORK GI ANTS-Wa l•"' Oo!1 and Gary Woolford, safeties; Ashley and 8MJce Gord<Jn, linebackers· Raymond Johnson and Mike Morucd, rWmtng bach ; and Mike Snow, defen.slve back. · Ralph Evening s By Appointment REGATTA OPEN HOUSE YOU ARE CORDIALLY_ INVITED TO VISIT US .. AT 216 W. MAIN FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. 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A chronic skin di sease that affects some 8 million people In this •TIRES NEW •mo .... .,_ . .E..U Fresh Picnic PQrk Roast ........ lb. Transactions 992·2920 IAYI UIIJJ 10 41% o• IOOitlaCOIICunl•l ~-· BICYCLES THIRD PLACE- Pictured with their third place trophy in the fourth annual Powell's Ullle League Tournament are the Mason Rangers who Include, front, I to r, AI Roush, Jason Craodel, Pete Roush, 113 court St. Pomeory, Oh. Above Clark's In Pomeroy CKENS HARDWA W. V ~~~\~~~·~-·~·~~~~~~A.~~~~~~~~ VINYL SIDING HUFFY OPEN M.-T.-W.-F . 9-S CLOSED THUR.-9AT.·SUN . .ROOfiNG For Mason, Charles Sullivan led with a double and a single followed by Jim Bennett and Eddie Starcher each wlllJ doubles. Hitting one single each were Terry Hawkins, Troy Tucker, and Billy Marshall. ' , • All fCCESSORIES FOR Troy Tucker as the winning pitcher as he struck out 6 and walked 4. Lee Powell took the loss for the Giants. He was relieved by Brian Tannehill. Together they struck out 6 while walking only 2. For the Giants, Lee Powell was the leading hitter with a triple and a single. He was followed by Steve Moser with 2 singles. Other Giant hitters were James Nonnan, Brian Tannehill, Don Dorst, Scott Powell, and Billy Brothers each with a single . t VISION EX~MINATIONS .HARD AND SOFT CONTACT LENSES :.•NAILS Giants~ . ,. · . Provides Such Services As ' •ROOF CEMENT In the consolation game, the Mason Rangers outlasted Powell's \ R. H. BILLMAN II, o;D. 55, 65 & 90 LB. WEIGHTS country . ,, . ROLL ROOFING . JIIIIIIB. "~all,lbey'reth8people flllllil,'welmowyou'llbeback,'and . league player in·compenaatlpn for a top.r811ked ' player that they lose who foot the billa. They're the 011e1 that jUIIlen't right. 1 , NuDall viftll' the major le8gue who help J1BY the big ularle~~ theif "The fannre the bltllieat 1011ers in through free agency. "The playero and management players' atrlke as 8D Insult to the 1 favorite ballplayera are lllllldng thlutrlke, no doubt about it,'" fl!lb who buy llcllets to sit in the today. . · . . . · NwihaU, the "old Jett.hander" in both knew about the problem 16 ~.· "They're all pared up for ex- · Reds' poat.game llhowl, said be's months ago," · Nuxhall said. "The way I~t'sa slap in the citing pennant raeet1 and then, all of dilappointed that the lllwnbling "There's something wrong !'hen it face to the ct loyal fans a llllddlln, there's no 'more major bloclt of free agent COIIlpell8ation interrupts the season and shuts throughout tbe nation," · said leapebuebali.AIIaee'lt,'l'hatthe waan't removed in the off-season. down play. lt ju.st doesn't make~ Nushall, a radio announcer of Reda . fllrlkinll ~ers are uylng to the The club owners want a major setome." ClNC!NNAn {AP) - Fonner CinclmaU . Reda left-bander Joe Powell of Powell's Super Valu and . PhilHarril!on, tournament director . .:·: I~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiii;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiliiiiiij up spot went to the Rutland Reds, followed by ~ Mason Rangers in third and the Powell'sGiants in foUl' thplace. • Both the championship and the consolation games proved to he exciting contests. In the championship game, the !'!rates fought back from a :;.o deficit in order to beal the Rutland Reds 7-:i. Huey Eason got the win for the Pirates as he struck out 5 and walked none. Kent Ead.s took the loss although he turned in a · fine perfonnance. He struck out 7 and walked only 4. tournament .;. BEND MEA .OP-TOMEMErRIC CENTER 1"01 , .... ... c•• · KIOCIR • Lilli ....... . . . . ...... Coo. For I'IIIHIAKID fiiSit IAICIO HAMIUIIGER OR HOTDOG Slndwlch Buns .. 111111 AYAIAIII-Y AI II h C OAYTIMI • Cllllfort M·Ct. Dllpen.. .. "'•· - S479 age ggc s-. .... .. 'tr· EJ... ~~~~~~· s1 09 ... W.catli I', •,, IMe ...... Ill. Slllk (~mat ww f111;1J - 'V .- • ,...... ... . . . .. sgc ·..... ...... \'::· 22C .,c ...........5,c.. 0· : 2. 58.: ICVAliJI • ,..... II It · · . • 0 . Clio • �Decola~* ·Rock Sprin_· gs Methodist Ch_urch h_olds · ' 'All Praise .Your Name,, '~ ;BibJe School GOSPEL SINGERS - Wayne and Arlepe Thomas, evaag'eUsUe gospel .slnglllg team, wUI . be featured at the Vernon United Methodist Cbareb, three miles on Rt. 1% from Racine Locks and Dam, Letart, W.Va., on June 26, 27 and 28, at 7:30p.m. nightly. "All Praise Your Nariie" was the · "-'Uy Va tlon B'bl theme of the ...,. ca . I e School which Concluded Friday evening with a program at the Rock · Springs United Methodist Church. Both teachers and students eceived certificates. Crafts were on display for the parents and guests to view.-Martha King was director of the school With Louise Radford serving as pianist, C01mie Little Willi song leader, and Mrs. Radford, Mrs. ,Utile, andKarenSioanwasthecrsft leaders. Apicnic was held on Friday preceding the program with Susanne Rlclunond and Jan Eblin In charge. Pam Evans, Christy Blackston, Lenora Leifheit, Kim and Dixie Eblin, Sally Radford, and Debbie ·For .A~ Occasions RousEL ~NFECTIONERY and "If You're Happy and You Know Tara H..~ah_ -·ya, Tncy Eblin, and Ph. 992-6342 It" ""''~--- 1 the ' w•...,~~ aild· Sue Ellen Fry, whose teacher · d . "'= li class were Stacy YoWl~! were enrolled. 'lbey . was Thelma Jeffers, to sing . 317 N. 2nd . Mid ltJK!r• Dorothy Lelfbelt, · Jason Abbott John Jeffers, Patrick· Young, recitations. ~ . • · sang "&I·&L-E" and also· .. ... Chriaty Drake, Brian Walker, Jason 1i.e mlddler class consiated of Sheets, Michael Leifheit, Jamie Marsha King Uaa.Darst Neil RlcbDrake: Ashley Roach, Jared Folmer J1IOnd, Jay Hwnphreys, Tracy Barand Allllba Hines. leis, Heather Goins, and Ryan Jef. In the beginners class taught by fers with Judy Humphreys and Helen Blackston and Rita Eblin Helen Partlow 1111 the taschers. Their were Dale Eblin, Chrls'Atklns, ~ · song was "The Teacher" and there na Henderson, Carrie Bartels, Mlasy were several recitations; Jeffers, and Becky Hoffman. They Tracy Odell , and Tanuny AWns sant the "Lord's Amly" and several were tbe taschers for the youth claBs \ had recltatloa: . of Rhonda Zirkle April Clark Tim Sharon Dl!rst and Pearl' Caney · Sloan and Michl' King, who Joined were the taschers for the ·primary the juniors, Angle Sloan Tim Jef· class in which Christy Sloan, Mandy fers, Tanuny Eblin, ~nna HenOHice Hours Appointment Only EbUn, Lee Gil1llsn, Roger Smith. derson, Kim Calvert, Laura Cobb, JOHN A. WADE, .M.D., INC. VETERANs·MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ,.EAR·,· NOSE' i THROAT Legionscripture Post 23 Galatians in a Jocar paper. she read 6: 1-5 verses. Mterwards the group joined in the Plf4ge of Allegiance and to our flag and repeated the H01nemakers Creek, Club Collect and Club Pledge. The next meeting ll'ill be held on Tuesday, July 14 at Mason's Park at 6:30p.m. Attnding the meeting hosted by Mrs. Capehart and her daughter, Mrs. John Sisson, were Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. Lou Carpenter, 1\!rs. Alma Marshall, Mrs. Olive Watkins, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Ramona Sydenstricker, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Mrs. Lea Belcher_,Mrs. Sarah Spencer, and Mrs. Gloria Chapman a daughter, Jennifer. . . a who new member when the Forest Run years lived on Forest Run. United Methodillt Charch WOlDen Members reported a total of 85 met at the church recently. Mfli. .sick calls. Watennelon was served, Edith Sisson was hostess for the meeting which opened with a reading from . the Upper Room by Mrs. Evelyn Jiollon whose topic was "Pitchers and Baskets." Mrs. Hollon talked about the testimony of Christians and used several scriptares describing pitchers and baskets in connection with · living. Readings were given by Ann by Watson, Mary Nease, and Mrs. Sisson. Betty Blackwood gave a 1 Auodalloafleldrepmenlatlve,prese~~tedtbeanrda followlq a lalk by Joe Odda, deputy exeeutlve vice ' ' prwldeat, reportiDc 1111 beart research and the role ol the Amerfeaa Heart Auoclatlon, Recelvillg awards were Dr. James Wftllerall, ~eated left, 1 1181 plate for bll. president'• ~e, and Walter Qneaer who reeelved a 15-year medal; aDd left to rlgbt, standing, Gold Overlay Chain 91/f/tJ;. Ca•deaPark wiUMr8Mned 8at11rdaJ', Jane 17th for an ntlal fer the • 1\lf~~!!!~~~ •••••reel 01 Keatackr· Weat Vlqlala Ou Co•pa•r· We wiU bt open to the pabllc at 4100 P•· WEARS ANTIQUE DRESS . FOIII'mOBtJt.old Jeremy Curtis . Cillo, MD of Mrs. Marcella Cuto, Cbelter, II pletarcd berc in the '17·yeaMid I.hy dress m bll grea~pudlather, the late CUrtis Wolfe. Ht II tbe grudson ol Mr. aDd Mrs. Hary HarlmaD, and the grea~pudlon of Mrs. Goldla Wolfe, all of CM&tei'. at... WHI Hilatl•ll••• ".Va. . For him ... for her! A glint o( gold chain sur· prislngly affordable. Elegant 14 l'>arat Gold Overlay chain has a layer of 14 l'>arat Gold on every visible surface. Impressive gift packaging. too. Lifetime \lllrranty, 'Q'Jaelers I Gwen Folmer of Pomeroy, a 1980 graduate ol the cosmetology class of Melgl High School with advanced styling and 11111\ager training at the yalley Beauty School In Marietta, will begin wort nell week at Kay's Beauty Salon ill' Middleport. She is the daughter of Betty Folmer Dill. ~ The July 4 parade at Rutland will be led by the color guard of Eli Denison Post 457, American Legion. The parade wiD start at 10 a.m. and 'disband at the mini-park where the legionnaires will raise the flag. Legionnaires are urged to partlcipate in the parade and flag JUG! ON SALE NOW Ad"''""'""' AV AILABLE AT THESE AUTO PARTS STORES ...,. ·Parts PillS al!tostor•s : .. There's one near you! G&J AUTO PARTS G&J AUTO PARTS 144 W. Second Street Route 33 Mason, W. Va . · Phone: 304-773-5511 Pomeroy., Ohio Phone: 992-2139 [~rs:i:·n:g~.~=--:::;;;;;;iiiiiiJiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-81 Returns home Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallece, Midilleport, have returned from McConnelsville where they attended the fimeral of her brother, Uoyd Knox. Hold reunion The annuaol reunion of the descendants ol the late Albert and Eliza Hill will be held at the Portland Park Sunday with a dinner at noon. All relatives and friends of the Hill families are invited to attend. OLD FASHION .LOAF•••••••L:~s1.97 . ' Eckrich PEPPER LOAF••••• •., • • • ;~~ .s2.59 . \ ' Homemade HAM SALAD . IN OUR JUNE 23rd "DISCOUNT POWER" ADVERTISEMENT, OUR Kmart ELECTRIC CAN OPENER Lb.' $1 39 111111111111111 I WAS INCORRECTLY ADVERTISED Wlni ASHARPENER· Quarters MARGARINE.. .... .~~'· s1.49 79~ Ohio Colby Longhorn atEESE ........ ~l.9 ALSO OUR WESTERN JEANS ARE CHAllENGER JEANS .AND NOT CHUTE I AS ADVERTISED. 88 Count California ORANGES .........6/79' New H9rne Grown CABBAGL.~.~:. 21 WE ,REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE nilS MAY HAVE CAUSED .OUR CUSTOMERS. 29' /"" . r~, t; Areunion of the children of Ernest WeDs and his wife, Mary, was held Sunday at the Roadside Park on Route 7 near Addison. Attending were Marjorie, Wigal, Sue Simpson and son, Kyle, Sharon French, Rick, Sue, Amy and Shelly Metzger, Judy, Jeff and Jeffrey PER HERE'S HOW: ... To lead parade $ 00 • Look lor "PRESTONE U" cash refund mall In certlftc11e In our 1tore ' . It's worth $2.00. • Send It wllh lhls ad to "PRESTONE•" and gat $4.00 back. Aol"l"""""" Reunion Sunday Billy and Stacy, Kitty Darst, Keith and Ginger, Maxine WeDs, Mary WeDs,and Mr.Jack and Ferrell, Mrs. William Jane DanielWeDs, Redman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fllmoth, Aleisba, Kathryn Metzger, John Metzger, Kathy and Crisey WeDs, Terry and Donna Scaggs, DaMy, Debra, Jennifer and Ann Fink, and Ruth Greavey'. YOUR FINAL . COST ONLY Eckrich 1-Lb. Blue Bonnet . ·ncaa , To begin employment CHAPMAN SHOES YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR (Dcanv&RsEJ .g Doria Grueser, J01111 Tew..bary, S111811 OUver, Dr. WDma Mulfleld, Alma Blackwood, Kermit Walton, Janei Bolin, Snale Soulsby, and Mlllle Mldklff. Others who wD1 receive awardl bilt were not preseot include the Melli Chapter, Order of DeMolay, Bethel liZ, Internallonal Order ef Job' a Daughters, Boy Seouts, WMPO, VeteraU Meinorfal Hospital, Seott Lucas, Bill CbBds, Bob BaOey, Marion Crawford, Ferman Moore, Grace Prall, Nancy Reed, Edison HobateUer, Ralph Werry and the Meigs Ion. Lois KeUy Willi the lnnd drive chairman. In and around Meigs ~~ WEDNESDAY ANNUAL MEETING of Carleton College Board of Trustees ll'ill be Tonight at 7 p.m. at Syracuse Municipal Building. · RECOGNIZED- Worken oi l!te Melp C..pter of the American Heart Auoclatlon were remgnlled and pi'eleuted awardl at 1 meeu.g Monday gjpt at the Meigs !Jul. ' Naacy Hammond, AmerleaD Heart 14 Karat javelin throw, second in the standing and running broad jump and second in the 10 yard dash, and third in the 50 yard dash and softball throw, In the eight-year-old category, Chase Qeland won third in the stan· ding broad jump. Jason Wright won m E. Main, Pomtroy first In the 50 and 100 yard dashes and pushups. Second in the running broad jump, javelin throw and third in the softball throw and sit-ups. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii The relay team composed of John f I Anderson, Chase Cleland, Jason Wright, Hank Cleland m, and Cary Betzing took second place. Others participating in the event from Pack 249 were Michael Mayer, .. ..... . ... Joey Roush and Jeff Smith. Social Calendar YOUR FINA~ COST ONLY l' I Scouts compete in Olympics Pomeroy Cub Scout Pack 249 traveled to Pl. Pleasant to compete in the MGM District Cub Scout Olympics. Cary Betzing and Hsnk Cleland III took first and second place respectively overall in the nine-year-old category and Jason Wright took second place overall in the eight year old category. In the nine-year-old category John Anderson won first in pushup and second in sit·ups. Randy Hawley won first in the soft ball throw and third in the javelin throw. Hank Cleland III took first in the running broad jump, standing broad jump and sit-ups, and second in the pushups. Cary Betzing took first in the Coolant .Cash refund by mall from "PRESTONE®" on two jugs by ~~~e;:~t~~a~~~:a~~e~~~ Virginia City," was displayed. Mrs. Lea Belcher of Citizenship and Community Outreach Committee, displayed a West Virginia flag presented the Homemakers from Secretary of State, A. James Manchin. Mrs. Lester Johnson presented devotionals which included a reading entitled, "Shine On," and an article pertaining to Flag Day which was published by the American EU Denison Post 467, Nnerican Legion, ·Rutland, IS accepting 19112 duea and appUcatlons for new members. • GENERAL AllERGIST Methodist women CALL (614)-992·2104 l · b '· ~ or (304)-675-1244 Extension homemakers ~~ease~~?!::~ rr;m~~Y ae~~ for~~~~~-- - ~~~~§i~~~~~~~~ The Mason Extension Homemakers for their June meet.ing attended a picnic which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capehart June 16. Mterwards the group went inside where the club lesson,"Accent on Accessories" was given by Mrs. J. Marshall and was assisted by Mrs. Sarah Spencer, who modeled .a gannent showing the total look. Mrs. Lester Johnson wore jewelry showing what and what not to do with some accessories. Mrs. Landon Smith showed the proper type of belt a short person should wear and the wrong type. She also modeled a top showing the wrong type of neckline for a short person and another gannent sholl'ing the right type. Mrs. Sarah Spencer showed how to tie various knots and the various type of scarfs which improve the neckline of gannents. Also modeling various scarfs was Mrs. Gloria Chapman. Mrs. Landon Smith, presiden~ presided. She announced that a flower had been purchased for Mrs. Laurene Lewis, a club member, who was hospitalized at Pleasant Valley HospitaL A new sign for the town of Mason, indicating it is an "All We& Accepting dues had· ~~"W~·~,, M -~H~ea~ven~·s~R~oa~d-;";;;;;b~;~~~~;~;i Wise 'Man and the Foolish Man," discuss accessories ment of Health, Mulberry ·Helg~ • Free Pap teSts ll'ill . be ~d- under aponsorahlp ol the American IDiniJtered from 9 to 5 p.m. Thur.- CanCer Society. Women should can . ~Y at the . County Depart- . 99'b6601 to make appointments, Free Pop tests •• I ~. . •. • 4 Roll Pack TOILET .TISSUE••••••••••• ::~.' .'R 13:14 oz. Swanson CHICKEN BROTH., •••••••• 2/73• • ' ; ·10 oz. Vlenna I HOTDOG SAUCE ••••••••••• 2/ISC 3 oz. A daily vacation Bible school will be held at the Flatwoods MethodL!It Church from 10 a.m. to 12 noon through Friday. 10 oz. VIetti I3ZJ2$5V · lox •• ' ~~tl EHective ' BEEF BARBECUE ••••••••c::.s1.39 61/z oz. STARKIST TUNA•• ~.········~s1.29·· 32 oz. Smucker's •TRIMMING •TOPPING •REMOVAL •SHRUI WORK . •FEEDING FULLY INSURED , FRIE ESTIMATES ; Highest Yield. . .Guaranteed Rate • .' INSTANT NESTEA~ ••••• ~~!"•.s2.69 VBS shceduled ••' . GRAPE JELLY•••••••••• !•;. ~1.29 Curren! Interest Rate '- ~- 4~90495(1/_10 .' 14.189% &-manlh Man1r Mll'kll C.llliclll SIO.OOO ~ IMSII!IIIll ltQulriCI. 1n11ro11 m.Jy Ill ]l.lld 1110n1~~ - quanerlyor il malurlly direcny ID j<N or lransllrrlilllllOintllltr Olimond Sailings accounl. Enec ·1 ,,.. 1n11111 Jitkllllllel on rtiiiVIIImtAI Ill pri!ICJpal ano lnltrtslal malurlly. This Is an aMUJI rllt sulljlcl totUftglll re-al. Fldtrll rtgulaf'!lfll prohibit tOI!lpound· ing o1 ifMIIHiand riQUlrlo substantialllittlnl penally tor saHy wilhdra'!al. When you've gotta rely 01.1 your car, rely on maintenance-free Delco Freedom :II Batteries. For quick, powerful starts in any kind of weather ...:.. even in the grueling heat of summer. Get ready now for the summer driving months ahead, Ask for the Inflation Busters. Get Delco FreedomJistarting 'power today. *Offer ends June 30, 1981 or when supplies run out. 11NI tl IVV. Gero<aiMotttsCotporaloan ;._-~--~~--Availlble It the fa1uwi1e Plrll Plul AuiGJIOrn·--~~Pa~rh~ G&J AUTO PARTS · 144 W.leeond StrHt Pomeroy, Olllo Pllone: tn-2139 G&J AUTO PARTS Route33 M11on, W.Va • . 'PIIbne: 30H73-5511 ••llor••··· Tlln'aw-yeul PIUI autoator. �Pa -a-The Dail , J unt :i4, lfll Sentinel Forked Run Park offers p:rogram Dale Anderson, aeuonal naturalllt at Forked Run Park, an. n-··--' today a "Natural Aide ·""''''"" . Program" lllr the ,younger set is · ' ·bfinootferedattheparkfromrru·d""' · · June lhnlugb I..bor O.y. · The llvlrig classroom the park providesiseducatlonalasweJlasex· citing for youth ages 7· to 14 and can earn a handsome certificate to those attending f(l' comPleting three separate twcHiour s_essiOIUI in one or more of the sponsonng state parks. . rtif'teate ,a par· Uponearrungace . Is 1 ' lbl tielpant ISB Oelg e topurchase an attractive ann patch ($1.50) or a handsome auxiliary patch (50 cents) each time he or she completes an ad- I · .Apple Grove N~wsNo • dltionalthreesesslonserles. l:IOp.m. - ThoTravoliniiNalw'f.,_wW.,. .,..,.,......,..... .-.e«Mr.lllltMn.Anllldllupp, lfrl,luJIWalfeillldiGII,AarGn. Tlie following Is the sununer lnthe_...nd.Don,nillolt · Rec:a l!llldaYIIIIIIIIGf llr. IIIII Mr. Ud lfrl, ll:ddle Blpp, ICII1 Mlra'l Burri, Jtat1a7n ~Kyle 1 '10 p.m. - Na-• Humlo. Wbat 1'1'11· u - n.-.. ......_ hedul . •~ ..... ' - - ........,,__.__.___. .J _........._ _...,,_.,.,_Willed sc e. . ~-toberoltOUIAiaCiri.Ampbi-ler. , ...... ....,._ . - - - . . . , - · .... . - - · - - · -.. - • .. _ _ - - ,.,......, · MonolaY and Tueoday _ Ttae.,.. Ylllll' dioy• . · 1:11 p.m1 - '8lldo ·Sjle<lal. Colorful, Mrs. Herman, Jr. of lfenlt, J4r. · Poi#Jind. . . 'lfrl, Erma WlllaD allhe I'IJmerOl' t•flndiiCIIIleoltheporil'l hl<ldo!llreuurernnd · edlaUOIIII, fun i MlDhl-ter. anduu•~-a-..u;.•LL ,.. ·Mr ....... _ "--'"'Gia=.,•w ~--1\ooot1-0"1 , t ""'I'· tl- ·' · IIA'ftliiDAt ·· _.......,....,_, _ _ ,., · , .,,.._.,.,.VIII '7 -,1ft- , :_ ......_,1......,.. y-:,;r:, ~ mony ........ ~- opportwdllea on. 11:111 a.rtt - Prlcllcal Pllnll In Your II!ICkeYe Lake, )(n. Claudia 11n11t11, terlalnld 8und,ay lit hanor of tl!elr · · WEDNEIDAY Bolc:kyard. T,.... • wild ln!lt and loom aon·Brian of LoraiD, Mr. and Mn. del!lllttr, Clirrle, . wbo wu · A pll'ty wu heid reeent1y a~ the 1 1i :!~·.;:'=~:"..!:!h"'amf~lon urr:r,ro~~::.~~~W.aCUVIlioa the Donald Bamelte fi Lanpville, (lllbrltllil her IIIVel1tb l!irlbday, bomoil fi Mrs. Ellie O.vil It 7:111 p.m.- Applladdan Skill Fair. Loam an . amlly can onJoll. M..t " 1 the beocl1 O.vld llotuh of Manchelter, ......... G..u l!tencftN! were CltnDee ..__.__.,,_ 1n hoDor .of Mrs. 14!eleurlll'llattollllellqlllitlllialer porillnalol. . . .._...,. -.. . - . . - - 11 ,.00 ~m _ Nishi Advontun Maei br the.... Ull p.m. - Snwu nd Their Kin. Letiond. ·Rusaell, Deanna White, Mldle7 story, dagpt.. Roulee of Darwin, Marlle CUlleli of MadiiOn'lllle, It)'. ,.'siionllillllfor a iiOiquect.Dc.waeenolun! ~~::_f~:..~-~fllmlarutthe Tucker fi Portland, and Mr. and EnriD and Margaret OJoedmer, and Cllrence Story who were after dark. 'Rfi1RBDAY · ~lhiater. IIJNDAY . · Mrs Ruuellllotuh: O.vld IIIII Sally GI~ Ud lhe celebratinl lhelr birthdays. At9.-31! a.m. - Naturattat AJde Program fllealon tO:tlh.m. _ Bellovtlto Loeb and Dun T...r. ~. and Mrs. Charles Rupp and honored a-t, Carrie Gloedmer. tendiDg were Clarence Story, lll. Nature.,..ter. w-~ .. ~.~~· Rl ~-·~nd~ chll~Tlna--~Ml"""'ofCilfton Mr ..... u Don Bell . I ...,._ R 11iiJI! of "--'• 7:111p.m. - llllcov<ryHike. Youwlllhelpleod ~m-•·~~·9 •or ......- • wQ•• ...,. .,... , • .,.., ..... lpell datJeo-tWa ...,,.u,, Mrs . this.!'••ldt np. . Meet • the beach-'"'•• tamaddiUonallnr.m.Uonaltheportolllce. W V ••..,...,.Man I Mr --~ "'....._•with be ,,. Mr ••• u U • ..! ~., ...... fi Ma.a'-"''e "•·• .... - .. lot. . 12:311p.m. - ~lonodPlciii<. Brtl1athe . . ................ ue, ..... · ra-.., ........... p_,..e ........ . WIMOYW oft3 o~ii:'..C:;~P::f~~~theMyllery Animal family and a pl<lllc '"""" foroPrlled fwut the Mrs, Ernest Bulb, Mr. and Mrl. Guy'J'bomuatLanblm, W.Va. ·Mr. and MrL Erwin Gloeckner, Mr. . . pi<lllc ..... by the beach parltlnglot ......... Mr 'and .._ . FRIDAY _uo p.m, _ Honey.,ctle Tnn.'w~lk. watch Ilorsl! PIII'IOIII, ..,_... and Bernice · · ..,. •· Harry Love fi ·and Mrs. David Gloec!mer, daugh'w:r . i .:JO a.m.- Naturalist Aide Protrram IS..Stoo the •un . ae\ •.• you enjoy one o1 the pOrt'• mOll Roush .and ........., ·Russell were Albany visited Friday ev-•ft• with .'. Carri , e, and Mrs. Ellie Davis. IIIJ. Nalurecenter. acenlcareu. Meetetfhetrailentrance. · ••-"Y Ull ... -& Gallia Co. Area Code· Meigs co. Ar"ea Code 614 614 446-Gallipolls H2- Midcllepart 361-Cheshlre Pomeroy 3-VInion 915-Chester 343-Portlancl 245-Rio Grande 247-Letart Falls 319-Walnul Dist. 256-Guyan Dlst. ·949-Racine • 643-Arabla Dlst. 742-Rutland Mason Co. W. Va . Area Code304 675-Pt. Pleasant 458-Leon 576-Apple Grove 113-Mason · 882-New Haven 895-tetart 937- Buffalo to,...,. . ' Small investment,J~ge~· ~etums, Sentinel Warit ·ACls Public N.otlce PUBLIC NOTICE Bids will be received by the Village of M iddleport, Ohio, Meigs County at the Mayor-'s Office at the Village Hall, 237 Race Street, unlil3 P.M ., July 13, 1981 lor the following materials: 475 tons. more or less, Asphaltic Concrete in place and roll t"d. Streets being considered for resurfacing are available at the Mayor's Off ice. 237 Race Street, Middleport, Ohio. The v illage reserves the right to reject any or all bids and wa ive any in· formaliti es in bidding. Fred Hottman, Mayor Vill age of Middleport June 24, July 1 ·Public Notice ORDINANCE NO. 1110·81 An Ordinance to vacate the alley extending from Hamilton Street to Locust Street between Lots 4, 5, 6, 7 and 25 on the East and Lots 24, 8, 9, 10, 11 on the west. Be II ordained by the council of the Village of Middleport as follows : Sec. I. That the alley ex· tending from Hamilton Street to Locust Street be· tween Lots 4, s. 6, 7 and 25 on the East and Lots 24, 8, 9, 10, 11 on th e West is Public Notlee Petitioner seeks a change of the name of said child from John Jay Dodderer to John Jay Proffitt . Said Petitioner further states that he was married to Ardelh Kay Proffit!, for · merly Ar delh Kay Dod · derer, on September 30th, 1972. and said child has been living in the hOme of said Petitioner since Sep· tember 30th, 1972, and that said minor is in the per· manent custody of Ardeth Kay Proff it!, Route 3, Ra cine, Ohio, 45771 . Said Petitioner further alle ges in his Petition that the consent of John L. Dod· derer is not r equired to this adoption by reason of the fa ct that the. said John L. Dodderer has fa iled, wittiou t justifiable cau se to communi cate w llh t he minor or to Prov idi for the ma intenance and support the minor as requ ir ed by law or judicial decree for a per i od of on e y ear preceding the filing of the adoption petition or the placement of the minor in the home ol the petitioner, John Joseph Proffitt. You are r equir ed to an· swer within twenty ·eight days after th e la st Pl.!blication which will be hereby vacated. Said lots are located in Behan' s Sub· division, Village of Mid· dleport. Sec. II . This Ordinance shalt tak e effect and be in · force lrom and after the earliest date allowed by law. Passed the 8th day of June1981 M. L. Kelly Pr esi d en t of Council Attest : Jon Buck Cle rk 161 17, 24, 2tc Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COURT OF COM· MON PLEAS, MEIGS, COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE DIVISION No. 23210 IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF JOHN JAY PROFFITT JOHN L. DODDERER. whose last known address was 52-4 Brown Avenue, Harvey, Lou isiana, 70058, otherwi se resi d e nce unknown, w ill take notice that on the 6th day of Oc· tob er . 1980, J oseph Raymond Proffitt , Petitioner , filed a Petition for Adoption pertaining to John Jay Dodderer . a child born November 1st, 1967, at Columbus , Ohio . Said Real Estate General tiOBSTETTER Offiee 142·2003 Geor geS . Hobsteller Jr. .Broker NEW LISTING - Com· m er cia! building , 2 story , S. 2nd St.. Mid· dleport, $26,500.00. NEW LISTING - Large 11 room, 2 story home. 2 baths, new gas furnace. Could have 2 ments, live in one, rent th e other . A sk i ng $37,500 .00. F AI!M 194 acres mi less, Van Zandt Rd., near Mine No. 1. Asking $55,000.00. OWNER FINANCING - Pomeroy , Nice story brick home, large bedrooms, 1 baths, kitchen and fami ly room comb. with firep lace . Good In · vestment for $26.500.00. Rt: DUCED 48 ac re farm with 2 story tarm home, pond, se veral bldgs. $35,000.00. One acr e LOTS building or trai ler si tes. Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. Phone14H171 Velma Nicinsky, Assoc. Phone 742-3092 WANT AD INFORMATION PHONE .992·2156 or Write Daily Sentinei Clauified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, 0 ., 45769 CLASSIFIED AD INDEX it ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-c1 rtlfl TN81tl i -111 Meftttrlllft r ••,not.nte•m•"ts .,_GivHway r Mappy Ad1 ..... Lfttancl Ftlllltd 7-:r•nlhle J-P'UIIIIC Ule & AUCfiOft t -WIIItM to lu1 eEMPLOYMENT SERVICES ,,_ ... ., •• 11 ... 12-Situa._. WantH l l -IMUrlriCt ff-I•IIMSI RENTALS 41_ M0uttl flh" Rent 42- Mtbtlt Homts torR tnt 44-AINIMitiHft ttr fl: tiU 111-la4... TV, eMERCHANDISE SI- HaiiHIIOid Goocfl S2- CI , TY, RltiO lqul,lfttnl n - Antlfl••• M-MIK, MMCMfWIIIt Sf- lullilftl su,.tltl M-Petti.,Sitf eFARMSUPPLIES I. LIVESTOCK eFINANCIAL ~-,......,...,--=,....-:- RHI Estate - General . rn l Oll'>lll9 Hl!aclquarter5 '"'A FORD 1: . _ .VIRGILB 16 E. Second . SRSfreet .• t• o•o•· POMEROY,(). 992·2259 ~ - NEW LISTING End of the road for seclusion. Mini farm with chi cken house, hog pen, garden and cellar house, fru it trees and a small house with fireplace . PRIVACY $14,000.00. NEW LISTING - 3 yr. otd ranch home with 2 bedrooms, carpeting, utility, bath; F .A. fur· nac:e, out cellar, several bui Idings and 2 wOOded acres. JUST $44,000. MODERN 7 room home with A bedrooms, bath, n i ce kitchen , full basement, natura'l gas furnace, city water on Rt. 12A In Syracuse. $37,500 . 1620 SQ . FT . - This targe home was bultt lor a family . 2 bath tubs, b i rch k i tc hen, full basement, natural gas furna ce with attached wood burner and lllrge level tot . City con· venience. Store near. POMEROY Nice remodeled 3 bedroom home . Has formici! bath, electric baseboard heat, nice k itchen, car· petlng, ·targe porch , pat io and garden . Asking $35,000. NEW LISTING 3 yr.old, 3 bedroom ranch home with family room and woodburning fireplace. 2 full bafhs, double garage, sundeck and level wooded lot. Asking $69,900. 140 ACRES 5 bedrooms, 2 lull baths, free gas, forced air fur· nace. modern k itchen, l arge family room, garage and lots of river lrontage. Excellent hun · ting tor deer, etc. $225.000. NICE OLDER HOME Nice carpetng, dining room , 3 bedrooms, natural gas furnace, basement, garage, st . windows & doors. Lot 66x100 In Pomeroy out of all floods for only 527,500. NEW LISTING - Nice older home with A bedrooms In excellent condition. Has central heat and air con · dltlonlng. Lovely kit· chen and den wllh fireplace . large lot with NEW LISTING - A rea l farm wlih 142 acres, 60 acres hayland, pasture. Nice 3 bedroom home with new kitchen and bath. 2 barns, other buildings, even small rental house. All fenced and in operation now. If you want a farm call on this one. $85,900 .00. NEW LISTING - Nice home in Pomeroy, gOOd kitchen and porches, home in good condition, famil y room, 1 floor with basemen t. $26,900.00. NEW LISTING - Mini farm, close in, nice I floor plan, 3 bedroom home, barn, milk house, fenci ng, over 5 acres, good ' large garden. ONLY $16.500.00. OWNER HAS REDUCED PRICE on this 4 bedroom, Jlh story home on 2 acres. In Eastern district, full basement, insulated, above ground swim· ming pool, and only $40,500.00. RIVERVIEW IN POMEROY Con· Yen ient location , 3 bedrooms. lull basement, large lot. Won ' t last long! $35,000.00. FAMILY HOME PLUS RENTAL INCOME - 2 story home with A bedrooms . Lots of remodel ing. For income there is a[l ~~~~tment and rental from a store build i ng . ALL FO~ $36,000.00. REALTOR Henry E. Cleland, Jr. "HI91 ASSOCIATES Dottie Turner H2-S692 Roger Turner H2-S692 Jean Trussell 9A9·2660 OFFICE H2·2259 nice view. You can walk to the stores. WE HAVE NEARLY n,OOO,OOG.OO WORTH OF PROPERTY FOR SALE . DROP N TO SEE ONE OR TWO. M&S BUILDING u-LIVtltKIC M-H1y&Grtlft 10-SHf & fltrllll i tr NEW HOME - ~t . 55-4 Gall la Co., split entry, spac ious LR, archway Into formal DR . Kltcl!en equipped. 3 BR and 2 baths, carpeted throughout, full basement. Could have extra BR's or family room, ready lor Jrd. bath If needed. Garage and storage area . Call for appt. $62,000. ft-M*It HtMtl ......................... n- • .,,..,orsatt . 7t- VIni&4W .D. W•nt-A41 Advertlslnt DHdii- - ....,.,.,:II•S._.y TwtMYtlnflr6Uy t :•P.M, ., ....... ~.­ ....., .I. P,M.Pr... , .... 7!-Autoll'trh I Ac:cHtorlts 71- Awlt .. .,.,, e SERVICeS· ••- ttfm• i"''""""Mh .,_,..,...,., & l•c&¥111"1 ....,.,.... 11-l•ca..l\.. M-IIKtrlcll n Gt•araiHHtlftl · - M.N. I.,.k 17- U -.... R1te1 1nd Ottler I nformatton u, .. ,....... ... ., ,....,.. ........... .... ...... ..... Q •• u, .... - ..- ..~1- .... . ................... .... ............................,.................. Utttllll_... • ......,...,.._ • ... • .. .. · ~· · · · · • .... . . .. PM . . . . . . . 4 . . . . ,., ...., ........ II c.l . . . . . lw ... d"Yillt .......... '" Clrt If nt ... ., Free Estimates Call Collect Ph. l-43·3322 CARPENTER'S ·DANCE remodeling, · roofing & gutter, siding & plumbIng I. eleclrical, con· crete, storm windows, woodburners installed. STUDIO Trash Pickup In The Village of . Middleport, Oh. Ph. 992-5016 cir99H505 A· IHfc KAUFF'S P~MBING AND HEATING 12 Park St. Middleport, Oh. Ph.992·6263 Anyt!me , Now Taking Enrollment for Summer Classes: tn Pomeroy I. Racine Ages 3 and Up CA ~ L : Paul Sigman-H2' 291o4 Pat Milchell-142·2562 6·7·1 mo. J&C SANITAnON SERVICE Call949·2710 6-8·1 mo . MASO" TEXACO MECHANIC & BODYMAN · ON DUTY DAILY PH. 304-773-9510 Lowell & Doug Halfhill Owners · Operators . 5·24·1 mo . KWB -·-- -.11011-~) QIIIIIEI'II -FAST~ t Dis,.uls t DishwiiMn tMCitWaterTa"kl A~Hirint Slnci "n " ,.CI I Ita"" For" .,.. CDin L•IIIMiritl ,. Rtr1tal Pro,.rtl•• .,.. Apt. Hctult Owntn .... Mebllt Home PI rill Amhrs Upri&ht Yews ,...,_ Maple.T' • ' Public Notice COMPUTI ioth. senior citizens are welcome to attend. Above meetings will be held at 1 p.m . al the home of the clerk, Wanda Eblin . Clerk, Salisbury Township (6) 241tc CLOSIOUT. IUY NOWI ~.:: Rutland Fllllibn I'MPIJ Shop · SAU '"1::'; 1 ---~~----­ 11sz1..,·, n.r •• h wiMIIflltm ,.. . . . _ _ .....,, Knatol .CAlm 2 Rells Rulllltr l•ck ' UCRES - In Racine. Surveytd. Alkll!llf16.000. t• ACRIS - COld Dlll'lt Flirm) CIOII 10 RaWII' IWOod Bridge. Ail mineral rllll!ll. Plenty of PIIIUN ~WOOdl . CALL Ul TO BUY ORIILL N•ncr J•.,..lOIII'S A-'-te PH. VII'IIII'-Hiy- - AIMCIIte l'tf. . . . . . .. 163, 011 tlttbu 511. "" Yn, NY 10113. Print N111tt, Add!-. Zip, Pllllnt Na1111Mr. P~. I'Af ru: I' CONSTRUCTION tensive remodel· in g. • E lectrica I work • Rooting work 13 Years Experience Greg Roush . Ph. 992·7583 6·3·1 mo. REESE TRENafiNG SERVICE water·SIIWer·Eieelric Gu Line-Ditches Water LIM Hook·ups Septic Tanks County Cerlllitd Roush L•ne Chtllllre, Oh. Ph. 367·1560 1-7·1 tfc IJ4.1:i_ta'Trii. Qlills WI ~ Farm Ponds ' Land IW SERVICE For a 11 of your wir· ingneeds. Let G-te Miller check . your presenl' vl.e ctrical s.y5tem . Rosidenlltl &Commercl•l Call742·3195 or9f2·7680 · H ·tfc Call: • PUWNS EXCAVAnteG . IZS.~ lit lteciiiCI, ..,... froM. 1.. ,,.. lllllfl lUI up, ..... Cl'"' 14,, Y'!. . Dr1veALiftlt-IIM.t,.lf We would like to express our apprelcallon ~nd thanks for .the many beautiful floral tributes ; all lhe food brought to our home and for all the kind words and hear! felt sym· pathy Shown us at the time of our great loss. To Rev. Ken Nowlan, F09lesong Funeral Home, New Haven Emergency Squad, New Haven Fire Dept.; to lhose who prepared the grave, to the many friends who stood by us the enllre time and who shared our deep loss. Thanks to every one who helped In any way. There are no words to express our gratitude . Mrs. Ray Thom· psonandlamlly . SWEEPER and sewing machine repair/ parts, and supplies. Pick up and delivery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one hall mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 446-029A.. NEW GARAGE OPENING · Aulomatlc transmissions and all sorts of mechanical repair and major and minor auto body repair. see James Smith or Tom Masters or caii.W.·77ffl. City Cab, office 39 State St. Gallipolis, open 5:30 till 11 :30PM 7 days . .W.-001. The family of Dean Bumgardner acknowledge· s with graHul appreclallon to neighbon and friends of upper Mason, Lyons Ad· dillon, Mason, Haven Heights, New Haven and Rolland, OH . Your kind ex· pression of sympa)hy . Signed w ife and daughters, mother, brothers. and sisters . LAFF · A · DAY Cnoftr F1Mn s.n llUnall •• 111.£111 All II N......ot II"' J' IIAf&lllll liZ-hilt ..... lllofllr All lllllloplll ClecMI 11.. 11 Jlflr .... 1..11111111 . _ 107·11111111 Sltrilc 992·2478 or Blain Milhoan 985·3965 •"••• I "He's going to run away lrom circus and join a home." AtHENS SPORT CYa.ES Sllllll.... ~U:.~Z~'I=~ r·-----------== -------. Curb Inflation. mo. Pay ·cash for .. Claulflecls and ALL STEEL Farm Buildinp Sizes '' From l01C30" SMALl Savell I · Utily Buildinp ! Rl. 3, Box S4 Racine, Oh. Ph . 614-143-2591 6·1Hfc · Write your own ad and order by mall wllh this coupon. cancel your ad by phone when you get resulll: M~Y not retunelabte. · I !Nam•------~---------IAclclrea._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING .• - remodtllnl Rooflnt •nd gutter work COIICNit Wol'll Piumblnt atld elec:trlc•l work (FrMIIII,...tes) C. YOUNG II • H'ay Fever' Home Remedy, tradlllon lor cen· turles; It works . For com· plete Into and receipt send today sell addressed Slam· ped envelope plus Sl.OO to S.R.A. Co., P.O. Box 28A, Gallipolis, OH o15631. Lusher's yard sale. Slate Rt. 218 at Mereervllle. ClotMs, turnlture, and new dishes. June25 and 26. Yard Sale 27 Henkle Ave., Gallipolis. Thurs. 25· Fri. 26, 9AM·APM . Clothes, roller skates, carpet r~m · nants, like new, gymnastic mats, etc. Sale Thurs. & Fri . 35 Grape St., Gallipolis . 9· A. Recliner, lamps, drop-leaf table, desk, anllques, and household Items. 4·Famlly Yard sale Fri. & Sal. 9·? Rt. 7 above Ad· dlson . · Yard Sale Thurs. June 25 & Friday June 26. 9AM to 4 PM. 25 Henkle Ave, Gallipolis. Yard Sale Thurs. & Fri . 126 State St., Gallipolis. 9 to 4. Children, men, womens clot~lng . Neats Auction Hogsett, WVA . Rf. 2. every Sat. 7:00 PM . (Consignments taken!. (will buy furniture) Lonn ie Nea136H101. Rodger's Furniture and Auction Barn. Gallipolis Ferry, WV. Sale every Friday 7:30. New and used merchandise . co·n·. slgnments taken at barn. Open 6 days a week 12 to 6. 1 buy antiques. Dealer's Auction every Tuesday 11 am . Truck. loads new mer· chandlse. Something for everybody . Howard Beasley , Mason, WV. 304· 113·5471. ,.===:::==;,:=;;=== Wanted lo Buy $CASH! FOR YOUR FURNITUR ONE PIECE OR HOUSE. FULL COME TO 420LIVE & SECOND OR CALL· Yard Sale bicycles, drapes, toys, and more. Old 160, just south of Portor. 8:00 AM, Wed . and Thurs. till dark. SPECIAL WICKER SALE! Clip lhls ad and bring to Wicker House, Al Court St., Gallipolis and receive 25 per cent off Wi cker & Ben· lam in Moore palnlln slack. Garage Sale 7 Burdette Ad· 10-4 closed Thurs. 446·9A511. 'dillon, Tues., Wed ., ·and t PAY i 1 highest prices Th~rs. 9 till ? possible lor gold and silver coins, rings, Jewelry, etc. 3 Family Yard Sale Thur. & contact Ed Burkell Barber Fr i. June 25 & 26. 9 to Nice clean clothes, knick Shop, Middleport. knacks, shoes, small ap· ATTENTION lADI ES!I! pllances, bedspread, cur· Help pay off those un· talns, and some Jewelry. 1 wanted bills working Fisher st .. Pomeroy. even ll!llsfrom 7: JO to 10 :30 p.m . as a fashion stylist. Yard Sale June 25,26,&27. Earn $8.00 to $10.00 per A!the Jim Riffle residence hour profit. Ideal for Syracuse. 9Am to ? Lots hOmemaker with family. good clean clothes for adults and children, some Call '192·39411rom 9-6. furn. and misc. Items: good dress clothing for church. The Meigs Co. Field & Game Club will have their annual chlldrens fishing Garage Sale . Lots of girl's derby on Sat., June 27,1:30- clothes. saturday only. 1 p.m. Ages 1·16. There will Rain or shine. 2918 An· be prizes, frH eats & nlston Drive, end of 30th St. Jun ior refreshmenls. Bring your Sponsored by own fishing pole & ba it. Women 's Club softball Location, A m lies west of team. Chester on Shade River Rd . Follow signs. There wlll'be YARD sale-June 25 & 26, a ch icken barbeque for all Thursday and Friday . 4th club members starting at 6 & Butler Sf. 1across from p.m. New Haven Community Building! 10 a.m . 1111 A. Decorated cakes for all oc· casslons character cakes, GARAGE sale on Staf· sheet cakes , wedding l~ouse Rd . near Mason Co . cakes. New strawberry Fair Ground June 26 & 27, shortcake, 992·6342 . Baby clolhes, misc . Carpor.l Sale first time: ra in or shine, Wed ., Thurs, and Fri. 30 Burdette Ad· dillon. SII)IIIG CO• Yard Sale 3 miles our LONELY Christian Jerico Rd . Knives, clothes, Singles. Meet Christian misc . Thurs. Frl, and singles lnyour area. Write SOUihern Christian Singles Club. PO Box 1823, Sum· mervllle, SC 29A83 or call 1· Yard Sale 2920 Maple Ave., Pl. Pleasent. Thurs. June 803·811 ·9850, 2A hours. 9 to •PM. Avon bottles, Intent ltews, boOks and PIANO Lessons. LUCY Jane misc. Bulmer. HarHord, 882· ' ' Be1utUul, Custom Bu11tGar•1•s" tor tree sldlnt estim•tes, 949·2101 or 949-!.... • No Sundo~ Cells 3·11·11c wv 2-39 =S = .==::;;=:::::::==== ROGER HYSEll'S GARAGE C I wanrea ( >For Sale ( l Announcement 1 I F;or Rent -Auto and Truck Repair -Transmission Repair Hrs.: Mon. -Fri. 9 a.m.-5 : 30p.m. ~ 4 .,_- --= Gc:.:lv,ea == w•y .__.,.... ANY PERSON who has anylhlng to give away •nd does not offer or attempt to offer any other thing tor salemayplaFeanadlntlils column. There will be no charge to lite •dvertlser . 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. - - - - - - '' •, 2. _ _ _ __ 1. 22. - - - - ' - 23. - - - - - l . _.-..,:.,___ _ 24. '·----5. _ _...:.__ _;: 25. 6. - -_ ' -_ -7. _-_ _" ··----- 9. 10...__ _ __ ., .,., .. IS. ' I ' ----- f. 31. _ _ _ __ 32 ...,_._ __ 11. 12. ,, \o 29. - - - - ' lJ. ~· -- 13. 34. ~--'-- 35. _ _ __ 16. COLLIE and CoonhOUnd Puppln. '1'12·2770. CASH lor your diamonds, gold and sliver, class r ings, wedding bands, sliver and gold coins . Tawney Jewelers, 422 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Oh io. WANT TO BUY Old fur· nlture and Antiques of all kinds, call Kenneth Swa in, 256·1967 in the evenings. WANTEO TO BUY : GOLD, SILVER , PLATINUM, STERLING· COINS, RINGS, JEWELRY, MISC . ITEMS. ABSOLUTE MARKET PRICE GUARANTEED. ED BURKETT BARBER SHOP , MIDD L EPORT , OHI0992·3A76. HARLEY·DAVIDSON, pr· eferably older model , but will consider new model II reasonable. Must , be In good condition, In the $1500 to $2500 price range . Call '1'12·5006. Repa ir or r emodeling , wall paneling, ceiling or floor tile, siding and painting. '1'12·2759. Will care for ambulatory person In my home. If interested. call843 2624. Will do house paint ing B. carpentry !NOrk . Free estimales. 992·6190 . Summ er tutoring for elementary students. Call 992·5651 or992·2634. U Insurance SANDY AND BE AVE R In· surance Co. has off ered services fo r fire insurance coverage in Galli a county for almost a century . Farm, hom e and personal property covera ges are available to meet I dividual needs . Kail Burleson, your neigh· bor and agent. AUTOMOB I LE I N· SURANCE be en can· eel led ? Lost y our opera tor's L icense? Phone H2·2143 16 Radio TV _ __,&~ C~ B ~R~e"'p, ao,_ ·r _ _ RON 'S TV SERVI CE Spec ializing in z enith . House tails. Now servici ng Motorola Quazar. Call 1· 304·576·239B or .W.-2454. HARPER · HALSTEAD SALVAGE CO., 11th and Viand Street, now buyin g metals (copper, brass, General house cleaning aluminum, lead, stainless week ly. S3.2S per . hr. steel , batteri es and Phone .W.·2421. radiators, g i nseng~ yellow root. catnip and sassafras! . WANTE D TO DO all types 10 am lo 6 pm da ily . Also of exterior PAINT ING. Flea Market on Saturdays. Free estimates . VERY CAII67H868 . REASONABLE RATES . CALL 614·256·1598 after 4:30PM, Gallipolis. 11 Htlp wanttd ~ 1mmldlale opening for N supervisor 3 lo 11 shift, exc. starting salary, contact Judy Holley, ~N . director o1 NurSing, Pinecrest Care center . .W.·7112, Gallipolis, E.O.E. Like Crafts? Love money? ACT NOW Be the first Arl· craft Concept$ Counselor In your area. No Investment and no delivery . Excellent arrangement lo add to your family Income. 256·9348, Gallipolis. By Owner, 4 bdr .• split · level, living rm ., dining rm . comb., eat·in kitchen, tg. family rm ., 2 112 bath. Located in Tara Esta tes. Club house and pool privileges. Kyger Creek School D l~t r i c t. Shown by app, only 367·7835 . s rms & bath, 2 1&2 acr es of land , new carpet, ci ty water, bui lt in kitchen, 525,000, in Crown City, OH . CAll 1·304·525-0391 week· day, on wt!e kends and in evening 1·304·522·1735. BY OWNER Brick ranch, near HMC, 3 or 4 bdr. , lots of bu ilt· in cabi nets, and a 1 1/ 2 bath, f inished basement with den, Ig. walk ·in c loset , shower , laundrY rm ., 2 ca r garage wi t h elec tr ic opener, central ai r and gas hea t , owner will help fin ance. Cali .W.-4604. 1973 Crown Haven, 14x6S. three bedroom . new carpet, 1971 Camer on, 14x64, two bedroom, new j:arpet. 1972 Champion. 12x60. two bedroom, new carpet. 1976 Camer on, 12K60 , t wo bedrooms, bath & 112, new carpet. 1970 PMC, 12><60, two bed room, new carpet, B & S Sales, Inc.. 2nd and Viand Street, Pt . Pleasant, WV Phone 675-4424. 23 Protesslonol Services GALLIA Clean ing and Rent·A·Mald Service Inc.. Free Esllonates, bonded, Insured, p110ne 2oi5·92:U. Cleanlno by the week, mon· thor contract\fat. tLY GARAGE W•rwlck, Frld-v FOR all your phOtography ntedl go lo Tawney Studio, 42• 2nd. Ave., Gallipolis. familY Ohio. Jlh<;tos, lngs, and com· merclel tography. =•, Lfve·ln hOuse In Portland, Ohio. '· · .. 8><-45 2 bedr oom tr ailer . Brow n's Trailer Pa r k, Mimi r sv il le, Ohi o. 1970 Hi lie rest 12x60, 2 bdr .. ' :, tip out in liv ing room, gas heat, ai r. cond .; 1 acre of land, across from Rac ine locks and dam . 247 391 5. USED Mob ile Home. 576· 27" , .. 1971 Oar ian 12 x 65, 3 bed r oom s. 1972 Crown Haven, 14 X 65 With 8 X 10 expando, 3 bedrooms. 1973 Utopia 12 x 65, 2 bedrooms . 1972 Invader 14 x 70. 3 bedroom s. 1972 Nashau. 14 x 60, 2 bedrooms. B •;"' S Sal es, Inc . 2nd and Viand Sts Pl. Pleasant, WV . Phone 675·-4424. 1969 Gr egory 12 X ss, 3 bedroom parti al l y fu r nished, wa ll to wal l carpet ing , air conditioni ng, underp inning . $4,000. 7735170 . 1974 Schultz 14 x 65, good condi t ion, al l new car pet, partial ly fu rnished , un· Ni ce f r ame home, derp inn ing and porch, on rented lot. $8500. CA ll 675· minut es north of Pleasant on Rt. 2. LR , D", 4591 . 3 bdr ., FR with Wood· burner. full basement. 3·4 33 Farms tor Sale acres, mid 40' s, assumab le "'-- -'--"=="-"=c....9 55 acres, n ine room house, loa n. Call 304·273-9344, ba r n, mi ner als, sec luded, good hunting. Morni ng Sta r Mount Alto, WVA . area . $65,000 . Addi tional Ho use 3 bdr .. f ul l 101 ac r es availab le. 949· base m e nt , imme d . 2630. possession. Price reduced S8,000, in dty limits. Call 3S .W.·374B or 256·1903. LO TS · Re al nice c:. .,psite on Racc oon Cre-ek, all Beaut iful View ! 1 mile util ities availat-•e, $300. from HMC, 1 yr . old 3 bd r ., down, ow ner w id f iM nce, 2 full bath, br ick ranch, l ull ca ll after 3 p.m .. 256·6413. basement, 2 pl us car garage, WBFP, 3 acres. Bea utif ul~ l r~ v el :··· o;, Fa ir · Ca ii.W.·7709 . field Chur ..:h Rd a ~.r a ved sub div1~ io n . c · ~ c hool , 3 bdr. br ick house located 5 ru r al wa t er . 3 :1' · •cres, mlles from par k front in $10,000 . 1 1 4 - 1' I.' $4,500. Ga llipoli s. Owner moving Owner w r, fi nance, 10 · outot town. Ca ll « 6-0633 . down 379·2196. c Large 3 bedroom home, 3 living room s, fo r mal dini ng room. 2 bu ilt In kitchens, 2 baths, I w ith shower. All tu lly carpe ted. Lots of paneling . Larg e swimm ing pool in back. Seen by ap· polnt menr on ly . '1'12·2404 af· ter 4 p.m . Large r ecr eati on and laundry room . 4 room s and bath , on Union A ve .. Pom ero y. Com · pletely fu rn ished, for sale by owner . 992-5282. HAUL grave l, limestone, OR RENT · al most new lA • coal. etc. Denci l Dunlap. 70, 3 bed room, 1 lh baths, sitting on nice lot, ready to Phone 675-521 5. move into. Phone 304·576· 2711 . Handyman . Need s work. Phone 304-A511· 1042. HOU SE for sale in Colum· bus OH 533,900. Call after 6, Fleanelal 675-3269. CHARlES T . Knopp Water Well Drilling, pump sales llld service, IW-675-5:111. L•w ..me and number or CIII3D4·ft7·Mit, I• House with acr eage for sale, 3 or 4 bdrs., fully car · peted, 2 barns, 379·2258 or 379·2343, after 6PM . 1978 Festva l Mobile home · 14•70, 3 bdr ., 2 bath, . · $10,000. 256·9309. . .. : 4 acres on Floyd - ·"rk Rd . . close to Rr. 160, S&,uoo. Call 446-0390. 2 acres on Floyd·Ciark Rd. close ro Rt. 16\l, 54,000 . Phone 446·0390 . Nor th Gallia EstatPs is now offering beaut iful 3/ 4 ac rea . bui ldi ng lots. ru ral wa ter, road frontage av :.- ila ble, low down payme•l t low monthy pay.r.en1 ca n be ar ranged, or wi ll 1• .·oe for mobile home of equal va lue . Call 367-0687 or 388· 9692 . Avai lable va cant lol with sam ll build i:"tO ldt·al for used car sa les, pr oduce. or Large 2 story st one hOme, cab busi ness . Gooo 1.x at ion well insullated, w ith 3 large corner 2nd and S. · 1or e, bedr ooms, one fu ll bath, 2 Gallipolis. For info. - non 1/ 2 baths, forma l dining Cal l 8B1 ·4340 day , ...., 1775 r oom , newl y r emodeled kit - at night. chen bu il t in includ ing dish· washer, basement w ith Wi ll do baby sitting In my work shop, 2 car garage 10 ac r es near Portor on old home In Syracuse. Good with work shop, large gar · 160. Idea l for hor ·: siles, references, v ery reliable. rlen, 2 porches. 54B Granf lots of road froni Jge . 388· Phone 992·3110 or 949·2791. 51.. M iddleport. 159,500. 9060. w anting quick sa le to settle Wil l mow lawns in Mi d· est ate . Call 61 H 80809 for BY owner, 3 apar tment house on approx. 1 acre. dleport area, Dav id Georg e appointment. l Atter I PM ! Live in one, r ent others to H2·5156. THREE bedroom house; make your payment. Ca n be converted si ngle home. Carpentry , roof wor k, famil y room with firepl ace, Ci ty water, will consider full basem ent, all ap· house painting , Free land contra ct . 675·1883 9·5 Estimates. Speciality barn pliances and draperies. p.m. 675·15-42 after 5 p.m. roofs. 992·5349 or 773·5921. $185.00 to $500 weekly doing mail ing work . No ex· . perlenee raqulrea. AP· Money to Lo.n PLY : Circle Salea, P.O. 22 Box 22A·O, Richmond Hilt, FHA·VA·Conventlal Home NY 11418. Loans, Columbus First Mortgage Co., A63 Second Ave., Gall ipolis, Oh ., 446· 7172 malt IIIII tem•lt. For Info. , . . . , , Meigs County Humant Society. Coupon witll RemiHanC. The !)illy Sllltlntl lo• 72f 1!.!2'-....:S~It~u~al~io~n!:'se!W~a"'n"'ted ,__ Will care lor the elderly in our home. Trained and experlenced. 992-7314: N EW CABIN or smal l home, completely fur · nished, SJ900. Caii.W.·0390. 0 ' 1973 2 bdr. Granville 12x60 . . .. Air cond., awning, geL \ cond . .W.-0876, or .W.-2651 . Mod if ied A·fra me. three bedr ooms, tw o baths, car· pet. Spiral st airs, ci r cular stone f irepla ce . 8 acr es. Wil l ba bysi t in my hom e 992-7741. 160 & 554. 388 ·8178 . . •bout 5 wka. Old, -===;;:~;'i;;;;===­ melt •ntl 1em111 milled f PvlliiC 11'breed, melt Llllrallc!r 11'111 & Auctlen 11111r milled ldull. Kllttltl J Wanted · Anyone having a record(ng of !he June 1. 1981 graduation ceremonies at Hannan High School, pleasecontact Joyce Holley at Apple Grove, west Virginia. BEDS· IRON , BRASS , Old TV service call s. Free furniture, gold, Slive r estimates . Call 992-6776 or dollars, wood ice boxes, 992·2034. stone Jars, ant iques, etc., Complete household s. Write : M .D. Miller , Rt. 4, 1n8~_ _.., w._.,a~ n~ ted ~t, o_, Do ,__ Pomeroy,Oh. Or992·7760. O.J .'S l AWN MOWER REPAIR · On Neigh· CHIP WOOD. Poles ma•. borhood Rd., all makes ser· diameter !A" on largest viced. Speci alizing in Lawn end. $12.50 per ton. Bundled Boy . Blades sharpened. slab . s10.50 per ton. Call o146·«25 after 5 p.m. Dellverd to Ohio Pal let Co .• Pick up and delivery Rock Springs ~d . , available. Pomeroy . 992 ·2689. Puppies , l-----~~~:!~~~~~~-----~J · I' Yard Wed. and Thurs. Millon Rd . Camp Conley . Chlldrens clothing , !~'!'~'" clothing, paper· back boOks, etc. FAMILY GARAGE SALE • Startlnt 10 fo •• Yellow !lger k iHens, llood Friday and saturday, June 26 •nd 27. 173 Mayo Drive, mousers, call379·2637 . Nt'IV Haven, W . VA . Chlldrtnl dothts, toys, bed , little of Klttena, • long h•lred. Call 245-S-452 . ltvOtrY11111n9, nln or 1111111. Mall Tills · at Mill Stone, Pt. Pleasant. I killen 7 wksold. o~M·ol021 . 26. - - - - - - ' -27. ----'----'"-- 21. - - - - - 3 family yard sate June 1~'·'26~11o71 . 10 to ? Loeatlon Woman to stay with elderly lady In Coltagevil le on weekend . 372·3398 Cot · tagev llle, WV. OPEN 9T05 IPhoMt'l--------- B~SSfll ILL .mEL Real Estate .W.·4775 Yard Sale on State Rt. 124 In Portland at Emerson Johnson residence, June 23 thru 26, 10 lo 6 PM, PH . 843· 2472. Rulln Muslc·formlng new Country and Western Band drummer, lead (Ill liar, bass guitar, and plano player. Alot of experience not necessary, bul talent Is. Must do road shows and professional r ecording . Phone 1·388·8818. c•n -A--- Yard Sale s. 1•1 I tfllllill IM-IIIIilt ..., IUU Qtt1b lao T.U, AIVIouncements 3 IZI-Pllllw Sltttl.otfs ' 9f2·5612 ::Sr .::.................. . ... .................. 21 rolla Ia 1 ~~=r to luy cerlllllt "•" .. .._ Qtiltioc U2.QIIt Ortalllll Ul~ • lliQ Qttlltl l:tfi.Swllllrflllliiii-SiaJI.Si llf.Qttlcl 'rl E., TIIMfln I~ P*"-' Quilll CIear Ing • R01 d s. ROUSH New Homes • ex• WORK I0·7·11c R .... ........ 5·7·Ht · ~ 47 Oipt. Catch on to the craH boom! Send for oor HEW 1981 N££DL£CRAn CATALOG. Oiet 112 desiens, 3 free =n• in~de. SLOO AU 11015. .$2.01 liCit All ...... Ctl..... 25$ • I 3t ACRES - 3 BR home 3 mltn off Ill. 1 on Tex•s Rd. All mineral rights. Asking $37,000. . changes that have to be made. Bac~ hoe and doserserviceavailabte. 99 2-2° 36 5. 20 . 1 mo. 1h PRICE Ma" I SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. P&S BUILDINGS Call Ken Young e WUhtF\ • Dntrs eRUifl The Daily Sentinel N1dlull!t Sireslrom 4x"to 12x40 APPUANCE SERVICE PARTS AND SERVICE ALL MAKES ..... 'It=~=======~ ltnpThis Alii liM" Futvrt ...trtnct RACINE - Lg. 2 BR mObile home (1 BR 1•x16), large eat· In kitchen, many eupbOards, covered front polio, carport, oulbulldll!ll. Your1 for only 122,000. CHESTER - J nice .C:rtl with lll,cle •trullll'ftt. IIIIUIIted J BR hOme, g•rage, lmllllllm. Loll of In· IIVIIIIIIPKe n 'Mill aaout-. Alklng . .,900. - Don 't waitPlumbing . Contact Ohio Valley lor These adotable kittens se~• a uselul putjlOSO in a kitchen Kittens 1n a basket decotate the wall nexl'to your stO'fe and are so handy when you netd help with hot pols. Pattern 7075: d irection~ ftansfer lot basket and kitten polholdeos. $!.00 ltlr each pattetn. Add SOC each pattern lor postaee and ' handline . Send to: Radiator Spe<i•llst NATHAN BIGGS 3S Yrl. Experience sewer line connections, and any in house WELL drilling, both rotary & cable tools, usually wells in 1 day . Call Ray Beagle 304-895·3841 . 992·2156 Card of Thanks COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Sm•llest Healer Core to the Lar.test.Radiator ' Pomero~~~i74 siN/ KOUIITRY 6· 15·1 mo. 20 ACRES - On land contract. 10%.down. owner to help finance. Asklng$13,000. ACREAGE - 1Ax10 mobile home. This location hal shade trees, pond I. gar•ge. Alktng 116,000. RACINE~SYRACUSE Mate beegle black, white, and tan lost In Sllv.er Ridge area. NIIW leather collar wlfh metal ' studs, new Jlcense. 9&1-4273. 7 12x60 mobile home, 1 acre , , ground, air cond., partially , 1: turn. 256·1.56A, Crown City , · OH . Plano tuning and repair, Love your neig hbor tune your Plano. Bill Ward, wards Keyboa r d. .W.-4372. Gallipolis. • .............. Rl. 1 Side Hill Rd. Rutland, Ohio PH. 742-2455 . 5-!Hfc 1 LOST LADIES WATCH & CHAIN, REWARD. Reply to Box 217 co Gallipolis. Dally Tribune, 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Oh ol5631 . - "'"' '""'"'"" '' "r . LEO MORRIS AREA RESIDENts 74-MofwC\'Citl »-Ltti&Acr..,. 11- IIHfWI EUGENE LONG Kitchen cabinets, bath Reel Estete - General LETART, OH, - Brick hOme, 11_., beth, 3 BR' s, hardWood floors, llreplace, clean, neat and ready tor you to move Into. Many extras . 10% Mort. can be assumed. Asking $35,1100. Roofing I. Guner Remodeling Serving Your Area for 20 Years INCOME TAX AND AC · CO'U NTI NG SERVICE Call AA6· 7068 for ap· polntmenl anytime. Help Wanted HJ 50''-20-JO H. P. HA 60"-25·60 H.P. H£60"- ·tS·IOH. P. All Models Av•llable Vinyl, & Aluminum Siding • tnsul•llon · • Storm Doors eStorm Windows • Replacement Windows Free Estimate James Keesee Ph. 9f2·2772 LOII•nd Found In Mason County ROTAVATORS J&L INSULAOON In Meigs County 446-2342 .. ~~=====5=·=21:·t:fc=r;:::::5':8·=2~1)'1~o=:=pd=·==~~=========~~ Ho11sinq CENTRAL REALTY PRODUCTS Siding PH 992•7201. . ' Phone . 1-(~14) ·992·3325 ,. .. SUPERIOR VINYL eBack~oe e TRANSPORTATION REAL ESTATE ,e.,_Htmts..,.,.,. ,.,. ....,., ... ,.._,,,.,.. ,._.................,... • J&f CONTRACTING • Excavating eSeptic Systems • water, Sewer & Gas Lines • Dump Truck • Trencher Licensed I. Bonded In Catlia Cllunty . Busines·s ·Services Ht!dlfl lldffe l' o 11 - Farm litlll,m.nt ' S.rvlc:tl . Real Est•tt- Gtner•l 47- Winltcl to Aont •t-Equlpnll"f lEW R1nt t3- WMft4tll\ly 72--Trvcllslor .... o,.rt,.,,lty 22-MIMY It LOin D-PrtfHii...,l PUBLIC NOTICE ·Sa l isbury Townsh ip Trustees will hold Federal Revenue Sharing proposed use hearing on July 6th, 1981 and Federal Revenue Sharing Budget He.aring and A~nual Budget Hearing on JuJy 13th. The summary of the enacted budget will be available for public Inspection after July ....... s,.u·tM Rtl'lt & Cl Rt!Ni r 11-WII'Itftl To 0o 21- lu 1triHII Public NoHoe 0 - FurnlshetiRIOml Trairli~t~ I J-kfiMII lllltruCtiOfl Public Notice the 5th day of August. . Furthermore, the hearing on said ·adoption Is scheduled for the 9th day of I ~i~~~~~'"'J· 19Bl , at 10:00 J, . . before the Honorable Robert E . Buck, Probate Judge, at the Meigs County Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio . JOSEPH·RAYMONO PROFFITT Petitioner 161 24 ; (71 1. B, 15, 22, 29 (8) s7tc yO PLACE AN AD CALL t 7 room house, exc. locat ion, Imm ed ia t e occupancy , near high school , 675·1580. Dave O' Neal, Real Estate Broker . 12 Mobi le Homes tor Sale ,, ., '• 100 x 110 tot. 304-882·2954 or 882·3162. ., .. 145 ACRES 41 2·378·1804. • 41 Houses for Rent House for rent, 57 Olive St. 1 bdr ., unf urni shed, no ·" pets, you pay util i ties, dep. " r eq., Sl SO . mo. .(.46·7886. Af · : ter s .W.·404S . J bdr. house unfurn ,, ver y nice . Rodney Vllliage II , sec. dep., references . .ut.· «16 after 7PM . , .... ., ------"li" CLE AN USED MOBILE HOMES K E SSE L ' S ,if QUAL I TY MOBILE Furn lshed one bd r . house HOME SALE S, 4 MI. S140 In adv ance, S70 WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT. deposit lr,qulre evenings 35. PHONE .W.·~ or .W.· at 507 Pecan St .. Spring Vally Estates, Gallipol is. 7274. 1. ..'I u : ,. '' .; ~ "' :; : 0 1971 Schullt Homest~d 12xMI, weah & dryer, new c1rpet, oom. turn .• set on IIIII In Quail Creek In Rod·• ney, OH . $1,150.00 2oi5·S.C2C or388·13A9. For sale 1974 Freedom mobile homa •nel lOt, 110x2.!0, located 2 miles above HendtriOII,WVA. For Information call after 6:00 PM67H310. •I 3 bdr. home, dep. & r ef . ,, r eq., adults prelerr ed. Call , :; .W.·4754 1 Norlhup,OH , , ., ., .,•• 2 bdr. house, basement, gar a g e. Ro se Hill , Pomeroy. Deposit, tease, required . ('lo pets S225 per mo. 61H1B·2513. ' !! 'I 'l House. 3 bedroom, utilities·-~ paid. Cal l 675-4426 alter 6 pm . ________ , �• ' .·>< lo Wednesday, June 24, 1'81 42 Mobllt Homes for Rent Mobile home tor rent, 3 bdr., ~ompletely nurn., 4-16· 9669., Gallipolis. SLEEPING _ROOMS and light housek1M!f>lng apt., 2 bdr., unfurn , mobile Park Central Hotel. ' home. Ref.. c:tep, req._, Georges Creek Rd. Call 46 · SP!'ct tor Rent ' sq. fl. for rent, office 4-16·4229. 1200 or retail located In Spring 2 bdr. mobile home in . Valley Plaza. 4-16·733210:00 Crown City, OH . Air Cond., to 7:30 or 4-16·2172. wash & dryer, carpet, fir· place, S175 mo. Call 4-16· Office space downtown Gallipolis location, 1st 3257. floor, 4-16·3432. 3bdr. trailer $165 mo. ref. Molern office suite, req. plus dep. GAllipolis Business & Professional Ferry, WVA. 675·68.51 . Bid .~ 414 Second Ave., Downtown Gallipolis. Call 2 bdr. trailer on Bulavllle· Morris Haskins. Addison Rd. Phone 4-16· 6583, Gallipolis. Sec lud~ private trailer lot in VfOOded. area . !deal tor 2 bdr. trailer on Bulaville· that summer outdoors. Addison Rd. Phone 446· Contact Brown's Trailer Park, 992·3324. 6583, Gallipolis. COUNTRY MOBIL!! Home mobile home. R&cine area . Park, . Route 33, North of Pomeroy . Large lots. Call 9'12·5858. 9'12·H79. 6 room house for rent on Nye Avenue. $150 per mon· TRAILER spaces tor rent. Southern valley Mobile th, $50 deposll. 367-7811 . For rent, lOx 50 2 bedroom Mobile home, 2 bedrooms. Adults only , no pets, deposit required . Utilities paid. 2 miles on S.R. 143. 9'12·3647. Mobile home for rent of sale in Cheshire. Will help finance. 3 bdr. 992-7816. Two bedroom furnished trailer, $180. month plus utilities. SHJO. deposlt.675· 6987. .... . ... " ........ •• > J ' ._ . . . . _, ' Apartment for rent, un · turn ., 4 rms., utilities pd ., no children or pets, 446· 1637, Gallipol/s,OH . Furnished apt . $195 . Utilities pd. 1 bdr ., adults. 446--..16. After 7PM. 2 bdr . apartment /g. LR and Klichen . Across from Honda Shop no pets. Call 4-16·3937 or 367-0560. 1 bdr. unfurn . apartment, downtown Gallipolis location, no pets, adults only, newly remodeled. 446· 3432. Furnished 3 r ms, upstairs l KACH·ALL pOrtable metal ~~:~;~t s!ze' 4fl.x101t. to Gallipolis l!lock Co., ,P!ne St., cail446· 2783. WONDER STOVE · mfg. by United Slates Stove Co., wood and COal buFner With blower, Gallipolis Block co., cal/446·2783. APAR TMENTS . Fur · nlshed or unfurnished. 675· 1371 days , 675 ·3812 evenings. APARTMENTS AND MOBILE HOMES 675-41:10. several items of fur· 7:00 -epp 'lian 1c~s, televisions. Big dlscQUnts for quanlty purcMse. Village Furniture 2605 Jacf\lon Ave. 675· 1773~ ·. . per, self-contained, exc . cond ., $2,9'15. Dune buggy, red fiberglass body, $500. Go cart, slingshot, 5 HP, new $435. Corvalr van, $1,795. Se<!,rs air cond., 23,000 BTU, $400. 1980 model mopeds, 9 left in stock , s• ·over cost · 150 MPG . Cali 446·4026. For sale 14 ft. Slarcraft motor boat, 45 HP Chysler motor all remote control, runs good . Call 446·2798 or 446·9689. MICROWAVE OVEN , good cond., with stove 2 or 3 years Old. 367·7824. One set of World Book, Chi/der ail Encyclopedias, 1' volumes, like new, $399. Value $180. Call 446·7941 evenings. For sale ring neck & silver pheasants, Honda XL very gd, cond . 300. 446·0159, Gallipolis. For sole refrig., LR suite, washer-dryer, fuel oil tank . After 5, 446·2599, Gallipolis. dryers , refr igerators, Seigler fuel oil heater and ranges . Skaggs Ap · tank. 446·3530, Gallipolis. pllances, 1918 Eastern Ave., 446·7398. Two month spring special for upholstering furniture . Chairs, rugs , ant i que Ric hard Mowery , Sr . rocker, crib, TV needs Owner. 675·4154. repair , garden tool s, trellis, ladders, roof lad· SWIMMING POOLS : der. 9'12·251 7. PRE ·SEASON SAl E : $999.00 INSTA LLED!!! Sears Kenmore heavy duty Above ground pool COM· PLETELY INSTALLED washer, $75. 30A-675-6838. starting at$999.00. Price in· eludes pool, dec,k, fenc e, 53 Antiques filter, liner, and Inunder normal ATTENTION : ( IM · stallation ground condition. Free PORTANT TO YOU) Will pay cash or certified check shop at home service. Call for antiques and collec· 1·800·624-8511. llbles or entire estates. Noth ing too large. Also. Insulated storage building. guns, pocket watches, and 8x10 with 7ft. ceiling. Ideal coin collections. Call 614· work shop. $799. See these at Kingsbury Home parts 767·3167 or 557·3411 . store. la.l ILVF'-'! - . K) I <I] KIIIODOII -~ion lletonimo' :m~TIC~~IiRIR . ILUPPERj lln.IMART 0 (B) DICK CAVITT 8HOW IIICIIARD IIUIIIONS I•rn RI!AI.PI!OPLIAiook at o oqulrrol thot flleo by hang glider, a vloH to a wtld and crazy Yesterday's Ohio valley Cleaning. Cali us for carpet cleaning before 9 am any day 675· 1213. Approx. 80 yards wall to wall carpel, long shag, from reputable manufac· turer, best offer. 675·3017. Four 15,00 gallon . tanks located above gi'O\Ind at Athens, Ohio. 13,000.00 each. Phone 1·304-422·2781. 1975 Ford F·lOO Ranger, $600. 1973 Nova Ha~hback, JSO, 4-Spd ., S500. Call 446- ! .• BORN~R ·· 7504. 30 in. magic chef gas range, 675·5686 or 675·5534. ........ .. ... · ~._ 71 Autos for Salt 1970 Ford pickup. 302 1976 Chys/er Cordoba, low motor, $75: Tappan electic m lies, good cond.. tilt range, $25. Phone 304-773· wheel, cruise, priced right, 5061. 446·8661 , Gallipolis . AIR CONDITIONERS · sale priced, ail sizes In 73 Chevolet Bluer. Call stock, expert Installation 4-16·1875, Gallipolis. available. Village Fur· nilure, 2605 Jackson Ave., 1967 MU$1ang 6 cy 1., auto, 304-675·1773. light blue, gd. cond., call 379·2138 afler 6 PM, Just recleved new ship· Gallipolis. ment of living room suites, Ut.m5TA\JD Me. being wounded on a etekeout, spd, low i'nileage, canvas top, will trade, call446·1211 or 446-3594\, cherlahtd memorlea of their Frull Cabbage pick your own, 25 cents a head. 5 miles below town, GAllipolis. Raynor Peach Orchard, ..,.._.,7, 1963 corvair convertible, $550, 304·615· 1699. 75 Mante carlo l50 , 2 BBL. CI'IIYY rally rims. biiCk wtt11 red lntwfor, Phont m-wo. Apartments. 6~5-55-48. years e)(perlence . ~ (jJ) ALL CR/I:ATURES GREAT AND SIIAU. 'B/gSiopoand Lil· ,, de'Une'Mr.Ctrtorpropoaaoto Mra. Hall. Sloolried and Jamoo enllol inlheR.A.F.,andotomalo 1 volorri,.o. (eo !f!/no.) 8:30 {I) AND T.!fE BAND PLAYED ON Forman)', llfelnthevlllageot Sh/11/ngoburyrovolvooaround the town' a braoa bond, but to eoma, tho band lo oimply awtul. Free Tht production atara Trevor Howard, Robin Nedwell, Diane Koono ond Jock Dougioo. (90 ' .1:58 , ffi'·>DlfF'RENT STROKES ! ~UPDATENEWS 1:00 ceilings, com· mercia/ and residential, 13 Exc·IY•tlnp , free estimates. Call 256· DOZER · backhoe, dump ·: 1182. truck. Cali 4-16·45:!7. · •'i INSTALL fireplace facing or chimney, dry wall, piaster, stucco, free est. Simulated brick or stone, Greg Burdette, call 675· 6351 . . lean colonlea Into 1 nation - .,. INTERIOR and exterior EDWA_RD' S Backhoe and ' , painting, Mark While, call Dozer Service. Specializing , in septic tank. 675·1234. · 245·9561 . . 1 1 ~ ' ' ~,.;,~ v~ ~"~~~: 992-6211. 1 I AIUitlrlll 1974 MQNTI CarlO P!'rll. -;;;:;;-u;;;;.;;;;-;;";· ' 30H7H361. Effiency, .apartment, utiiii\K iPald, Call 675-4426 af~• 6·pm . . tl ;., SIAMLISS OUTT I II AND DOOR. 614 . . liN. I t ' liiif-4ii~',' Don't do some- ') ------· Pi.Pitallif ..,. '~ 'l h ~ 1D:OD MI TownlnToxot' 1878 TH1 FACTS OF UFE QUINCY Quincy htiPI a IMIII City rnldiCII eXImlntr etand up to pre11ure from 1 loco! lndvolriolill ond • poll· tlclan who want to cover up the trullllbout a oouplo ol death• by lioling them oooccldenlol. (!lepoal; eo mlno.) (!) WIIIBLEDOH '81 HIQK. UOHTI HIIO Sporto providoo be sorry _ fol'\ CbVIa! PAINTING · Interior and Fuller Electric Co. Com· · ( e x ter i or , plumbing·, plete rewiring, commercial ,, residential, and elec· · • roofing, some remodeling. or trlcal maln1ainance, also ~ 20 yrs. exp. Cali 388·9652. on call. ' Ph. 446·2171 , , Gallipolis. BING'S CONCRETE CON · STRUCTION · Specializing SE ING Machine repairs, ' In concrete driveways, patio, service. Authorized Singer j s idewalks, &. Service. Sharpen 1 basement, garage floors Sales Scissors. · Fabric Shop, • ~ nd etc. Free estimates. 11 .j years experience. Call 367· Pomeroy. 992·2284. . /•[ 7891. JA(:K'S REFRIGERATIO· .r·: N. air condition service, ~· Don your house need a commercial, Industrial . ~~ face lift? Or Ius! a lillie •·, makeup? Call me & I'll Phone882- ~71. have it looking young again In no time. Will do ail types .15 "'-----'G ~ene ="-' ri::.:I..:.H:.:a:.:ue: li.:.:nt .___ of lnt.erfor work; paneling, . LIMESTONE, ' gravel and ' celli~gs, flooring, etc, ; plus sand. All sizes. At Richards exlef)or ,work. roofing, and_ son, u~r River. Rd. , • ' I shlll!lling, any size and 1 shape. 30 years experience G~liipolls, io. Cali 4-16· • in carpentry. References 7785· · ,\ provide~! upon request. 992·, 6m. , J IM' S DEPENDABLE 11. water delivery . Cali 256· ~ i : Gene's Carpel Cleaning, 9368 anytime. stream extraction. ~ estimates. rea10nable NOW HAUL/ NG house coal Scolhguar.d, ~-6309. e. limestone for driveways. Call for estimates 367-7101 I•' RING,LE'S' SERVICE : Complete building , DILLARDS WATER •' remodellhg, I' r,palrlng, DELIVERY Service. Cali ~ large or small. lobs done ef· 4-16·7404. • flcl~~- PhoneE67Hoae or i 675· . JONES BOYS WATER · . SERVICE, call 367-7411 or LOCKSMITH ,'\' Service. 367-0591. Residential. ' automotive. _ _ _ _ _..:::..__ I Emtt;.tiCY Mrvlca. Call Mob ile hom11 moved, ,.' 112·2079. ,. licensed, and bonded. 576- •1 2711 or 67H39t. • ' H • 0 CONSTRUCTION.I~L~~~~E~ Rlfi10CIIIIIIQ. and rtPIIrs. ~., Conlmercl•l and fftlden. • tl•l. "'-675-6357. TRI STATI!! , , , • UPHOLSTERY SHOP CONTINIOUS no 1Hk gut· 1163 Sec. Avt.. Galllpolls. 4 !Wing, cuafllm IlliCit far .w6-7a:lor.w6-1a:l. , Y!lllr homt. l'or frft tltlma.... call I>.DI/ANCI N Ullholtttfy Rt. I ~ . Sale or Trade. 1919 BAJA Boat, 16ft. trl·hull, 115 h.p. Mercury outboard moll!!' with power 1r1111. Easy load Tam. trailer. Complete '1:30 aamedaycoveragaofthlamoat pr11tlglou1 event In tennla; Borry Tompkino ond Arthur Aohe give comprohenolve mid· covoroooto llle prallmln· t!Y moloh-upo. llJ IIAITERPIECI THEATRE 'Duchooo of Ouko Slrotl: Tho '.• Boroolt\'ifbehololitlnlroublo, but Loulae •• ·deterntlfted·to y._ make It a aucceu. She col· ·• under the etreln, and OH, BILLY, _ WHAT ro 'JIC(J ..... +10 3 WEST +8 2 EAST . .... . .... . A 864 tAQJ874 2 '4'95 tKQJI0 -973 tK965 SOUTH tAKQJII4 'fK106 3 ... . tH Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East West Norlb Eoot 3t ~ 5t &+ · 7t Pass Pass Dbl. Pass Pass Sou 4+ &+ 7t Pass Opening lead:4A which ace to lead, but it didn't matter. Either one was going to be ruffed. There was no swing. Alter substantially different bid· ding at the other table, North became declarer at seven hearts doubled and made it. br THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 5 Reprieve I Lesser 6 - blanche Sunda island· 7 Macaw 6 Sebastian 8 Alcott or Bruce heroine II Love, 9 Fonnerly Italian style 10 Himalayan 1% Sports goat II Instance setting 13 Feeling 17 _ weU (sl.) processing 15 Contrived 18 Incessant 16 Pronoun 19 Father 17 Scorned %0 Dated 2% Fly %1 Singer Ross 23 Greek letter 24 - even %7 Using keel few words u Chinese %8 Masse!let society Yesterday'• Alllwer 26 Poker 34 Boston 's tenn Faneuil 28 Samuel 35 Field Eliot 38 Trip to 3D Vega or the plate Spica 38 "- Dreamer" :rz CUbic meter 40 Cap 33 French 41 Guevara priest IZ Held ~a r.-~~~~2t War god 31 Having sound 31 Alienate h-i---1-++33 Gotcha! KNOW ABOUT THIS MOi'!LINii F'ROFEe5tON !' I NORm 6-24-81 tiO 9 7 3 'fAQJ8712 1cuz"pgl t,;;t,..w ....... iltiASCSU-RIIOVIE 'A yo~ J. E. White Construclion. -· GASOUNE ALLEY ill" BACKHOE SerVice. Larr y ' Sidenstrlcker. 675·5580. · BJpck and concrete, mor· tar. sand and _gravel. Rt. · WOODSHOP · Cabinets, 33, two miles above New picn ic tables, porch ·Haven . 882·2148. swings, most wood produc· ts. 101 Court St., Gallipolis. 14 Electrical Cali 4-16·2572. & Refrigeration Cooling and ·. . WEATHERALL CON · QUALITY Heating Service, call 388· . CRE'l'E · quality and ser· vice, call 675·1582. 76 TRIUMPH 750 Bon· neville, all new wheel bearings, 6500 miles, good condition, 304-458·1075. toeuoeo on Phillip Kent and hio !l!"ily. W MOVIE -(DRAIIAI .. "Tho lldll!l ~" 1077 • (I) IIDl C8S WEDNESOA Y IIKllfT MOVIE 'Mohogany' · ,ij,7!_0RLD: Till R!D ARMY '· ; ~ •: ' ,. 1 .•' '\ . --------~ ,. ' free estimates. Call col., 614·259·2814 ask for C~arles Dozer work. Small jObs a·' ·. specialty. 742·2753. or Mike. ,, CAPTAIN STEEMER Car· pel Cleonlng featured by Haffe/1 Brothers Custom Carpets. Free esllmales. Call4-lo\·2107. JOhn Jlko'il towering belt· ul/ar olthe proud mon and women who lorged tho Amor· ' DOZER work · excavating, ··•· land clearing. Call446·0051 . ., ~ remodel, concrete, roofing, drew Stevena, Lorne Greene. " ' COMPLETE SEWEll IN · STALLAT/ON & backhoe service for the Racine· sewer district. HOWARD & PISTOLE Syracuse Oozer work If needed. 94'1· Contractors · Build, siding, ,,,.. • Aeked to demonetrate hie moglo act for vioHDfl, Arnold lo not tOO IUCCIIIfUi until hlaflnal trick,odlooppoaringocl,worko ond ho linda hlmoeH oul on lhe 3Dih·lloor wlnd.W ledge. (Ropool) (Ciooed-Coplionod; U.S.A.)' (])700CWB {I) THE BASTARD Sloro: An· STUCCO PLASTERING · te)(tured 1981 Honda 900F Super Sport fairing & heeders, $3;200. 367-7593, Bidwell, OH. {I) IWIK R\I8JILL®MEQ~ . •. SPECIAL SllirloUiorf< !looolfl · pokoafun il the polllcaloolab· 1/ohment In a llvo performance from tho Slate UnlvenHy ot Bul· folo'o Kalhorlno Cornell Thtalro. 1975 Chevy 10 ton 4 wheel drive. Lift kit, big tires. CALL 446·2801 for termite, roach , bird , rodent, 992·2679. spiders, fleas and other small insect control. Free 78 4WD lnt~rnational Scout eslimates given. A local .PS, PB, AC, AT, tA exira company locaed in tires,' A·l icond., 304·576- Gallipolis area . Bill 2637. Thomas. Arltlfiarll I (!l-1;80.mlno.) estimates. Remodeling. Caii3B8·9857 . 7~4_ _.!!M~o!!to!!!r~cy:Lc~l~es!..__ Here is a hand from the finals of the 1934 Vanderbilt Cup. It illustrates one of the problems of team of four bidding in that you really don't want to sell out when every one has a freak hand. The bidding in the box is what occurred at one table. West didn't think that NorthSouth could make six , but he reasoned that if by some chance they could bring the slam home he would lose a lot of points. So he bid seven diamonds which he knew could not be hurt. North thought of doubling seven d iamonds but refrained. He didn't want to take the responsibility of letting his opponents make a doubled grand slam. Also. North was a buck-passer. He felt that he wanted South to make the final decision . South thought a long while and finally bid seven spades. He expected to be doubled and set a trick, or maybe even two, but he didn 't want to pay off if his opening lead got ruffed. West had gone as far as he could go. Bids of more than seven are not allowed . Furthermore, West doubled . He thought a while about lng dinner held In hie honor. JIM MARCUM Roofing · spouting .and siding. 30 ntr.._ 2 bedroom turnlshecl cot· !age, uptown. S225 month plus utllltln. Call675·2022. ohow; up to pay lllllr /all reopecll all me.morial fund reio· Home lmprov.ments PAINTIN.G · Residential . and commer~lal . Interior and e.terior, mobile home roofs. Free estimates. 17 yrs. exp. with references call367·7784 or 367·7160. 1918 Star crlft 1!<1 boet, 19 ft., 175 HP Mercury biiCk max. 1011 Of prlctd 101111. Pftonttn-51711. SLEEPING ROOMS on Viand Str"t, Pl. Pleasant. JOH7H110. · r------ ---, By OSwald Jacoby · and Alan Sonlag perplt~ td, embarre11ed an~ .fouchell when 1 hool oloporio 81 MORRISON'S Auto sales. 1918 Kawasaki 1000 ZlR, Henderson, wv. Phone '675· 5,000 miles, rups great, kerker header, continental 1514 or 675-2811 . tlre$2,000. 304·895·3889. 1971 CONCORD, 58,000 miles, friced to sell. 304· 75 BOlts and 4511-107 . _ _.!M~oto~r.!s~for !!..! S.!!'al!!t_ _ For sale Sears best troling ' 1974 Super Beetle, exc. motor, like new or will cond, $2800. 675·2835. trade for small gas engine. Cai1256·6690. 1972 Ford Pinto RunabOUt, 675·5016. 1918 FIBER FORM Waiklki 17 fl., 115 h.p. Mercury Ten""" trailer, motor. 1969 Buick Sk~;Qk, exc. . Phone skis and eccenortes. running cond., $5,000. 256-6002 or 4-16·2411. 675-6287. & V!l!llbles Team of four bidding l!lautiDol fdtnd. (80 mlno.) • .IJJ (II) THI WHITE IIIIADDWCoochKit]Relvooio , . ., TM 500 Suzuki $450, 675· 3190. G,OOO miles, good con: dillon, radial tires. $2300. 1980 Honda XL: 500, exc. lf10ne 992·2170. ' \ cond., $950. 615·4398 . 1969 Z-28 and 1976 station wagon deluxe. Can be seen 1974 Suzuki TM 125. Call 2 miles out S.R. 143. 992· 3647. 1975 Surukl TM 400, gd.' 1978 CUTLASS Salon. 675· cond., $300, 304·576·2971, af· ter 1 PM. 2122 or 675-5571. Cute cuddlely AKC pek/ngese·toy cham · pionb/oodline poodle-work mare, pinto, real worker, single-double, sacrifice, 1· 304·743·8002. BRIDGE Krio, Julio and Booloy op'ond arolloctlvo vigil recoiling the and antertalnmentcelabrltiea 1977 PINTO RUNABOUT, AKC Dachshund , Pomeranian an Poodle pup$ 895·3958. ::f"•lloi 111 KeiV 1/ghto tor her Ute oftor 1976 20 ft . ·STARCRAFT, self conlalnee, call 304·675· 533~ after 4 pm~. '77 Trans Am, near loan !S Buiklinp Supplies value $3,800. 446·1136, bet: 1974 360 Honda street bike, 3,600 miles, excellent, $650. ALL TYPES of building ween 9AM & BPM. Larry Evins 446·6310, materials/ block, brick, Gallipolis. sewer pipes/ windows~ lintels, etc. Claude Winters, 1980 Mustang Cobra turbo, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 245- 4 spd., PS, PB, air, recaro 1974 Sportster, 446·0812. seats, AM· FM cassette, 5121. sun roof, loaded . 675·6690. ' 1974 Harley Davidson Spor· 200 board fl . walnut lum· ISler, Immaculate ber, rough sawmill cut. 1968 Pontiac, call4-lo\·0969. cond.,recent top and bol· $100. Call9'12·2810. tom motor overhaul, many 1968 Flreblrd «10, gd. extras, must see to apshape: Call 256·6116. preciate. Co.ll gatewoodd, S6 Pols for Sale 4-lol·ol030. POODLE GROOMING. 1975 Vega Estate wagon, 4 Call Judy Taylor at 367· cyl., auto., lilt wheel, AM· 1970 Honda, excellent con· 1220. FM radio, PS. Call256·6016 dillon, mileage 19,542, Crown City, OH . many new parts. $450. Call DRAGONWYND CAT · 615·5130. TERY · KENNEL, AKC 1979 Datson 280zx• Grand Chow Chow dogs, CFA Lux . Edition, fully loaded 1976 KAWASAKI KE 125, Himalayan, Persian andt must see lo appreciate. Siamese cats.Seal & cream 14,000 miles, t~ave pur· 882·3145. point Himllayan & While chased family car · price Persian kittens. Call 4-16· reduced to sell. Phorie 286· 1980 Kawaski ' KZ 440 LTO, like new. 304·882·2618. 38.. after 4 p.m. 5447. THE FISH TANK and Pet Shop, 2101 Jefferson Ave. 675·2063, Pt. Pleasant. Dutch dwarf rabbits $Hi.99; min/lop rabblls $19.99, and 20 ~·" aquarium wlth. tull hOOd $51 .95. Open 11-4. . J.-- No. 15; -"*'1110 -~~-lor St.n potlpold lromJ-. clo tlllo1&, N - N~- 07141. .....,._ nlmt, lddfwl, zip codl lUke chlckl peylblt 10 Nenp PIt '1 IIOYII •(COIIEDYI • •• 1M WIFe a:egJ':r 1973 25 Car·a·Van motor home. 304·773·5945. all sale priced, now at 1971 Pinto 4 'cyl., auto; 1973. Village Furniture, 2605 Pinto 4 cyl., 4 spd. Call 379· Jackson Ave., 304-675·1773. 2138 afler 6 PM, Gallipolis . 1980 Honda Odessey, $1,000. 256-6205, Crown City, OH . HILLCREST KENNEL 1974 Plymouth Satellite, 318 Boarding all breeds, clean cu . ln. engine, auto. trans., indoor-outdoor facilities. p.s., a.c .. low mileage. Best Also AKC Reg. Dober· offer or trade. 304·773·5013. mans. Call 446·7795. CLOAK INDUCE DEAFEN Europe-"CANINE" lured. (R-1; eo mine.) SPI!CIAU Cllllll. CHARUI!'SANOEL8 CQ;S~~- 135 MF tractor 304·675·6625. Truck and 23 ft. 51h Wheel type camper. Ex. cond., togelhe( or , separate. 63 Livestock Phone 256·6582: 8 fl . slate top pool table Holstein Dairy Herd 34 $300. Magic Jeannie cows, 23 milking, 11 due In 1955 GMC 1h ton, steps/de pickup, 4 new tires and Lowrey organ with bene~. next7 weeks. 388·8419. earphones, and library of while rims, bucket seats, music books. $1200. Cali 5 HOLSTEIN H.eifers, excellent condition, 304-458·1848 after 5 pm . ready to freshen, average mileage 58,663, Phone 675· 1200 lbs. or better. 388·9329, 5730. ) yr. old Frick OIC com· p/ete sawmill with diesel TWO year old half quarter 55 Chevy flatbed, 4 new power unit. Also one 2 saw & American saddle horse, tires, needs work, 304-576· I edgerwlth power unit and 1000 lbs. Ideal for children. 2631. log cleaner. Call after 7PM JIM-675-5365. . 614·698·6513. 73 · Vans& 4 W. O. Registered Tenne~se 1980 JEEP CJ -5, 6-cyl .. 4· Large handmade ceder Walker Mare . 304·576-2618. spd., exc.i\Cond., call 446· chest$125, 675·3489. 1211 . 64 Hay&Grain Lloyd's AM·FM 8-track Straw for sale. 94'1·2273. MUST SEL.L, Make me an recorder with turn table', offer 1980 Jeep CJ 5, 6cyl, 4 almost new, $250. 675·4595. " "·~. ' ' (AnlftfOIOn\orrow) Answer: A tooth "extracted" from an American In ''1111 ........ 1t7t C1J MOVIE .,(DI)AIIA) •• 1964 Wolfe travel trailer, self contained, 304·576·2203 afler 5pm . - ~ · IJ8IIId by lhe abovw Clrloon. ·~'tlll0unt.ln"1H3 ~ .. I Jumbles: ABIDE 11 1 convontiOII ot glgoloa are Camping Equipment Now arrange lhe circled lilllrl' to form lhe IUrprile .,._, U lUg· I I I I I I) (TI!" An•werhere: ..[ FACI THIIIUIIIC ~UPDAT!IIIWI paradoinPaoad~r~~,andootojl 78 II J K] IIOUYWDDO IQUAIII!S 72 ' Trucks tor Slle 1969 i nt. I~ series for sale or trade, 367 · 7533, Gallipolis. I tREBAYT , . .I]) JOKitt'l WILD 61 Farm Equipment Bolens 1220 lawn iractor with mower and . plows, S450. Caii2S6·6750. . r II Gua!n ANOlMII!R UFI! 7:30 7:58 ·1:00 1883. I (I) WILD 2 BEDROOM afl!!rlment, utilities paid, will conSider one older child. call 675- • •:.=..-=.:.- ·'----- PIIMAiiAZIN! FAIIILYFIUD rubber tire, comp 1 overhauled, exc. cond. , 1 1910 Holiday traveler cam· (1). ALLIIITHIF~Y 'P ate IVINIIIG Flat Allis modt!l 6·E dozer, cargo wench, 1800 hrs, Flat Allis model 545 end loader, Couch for sale, 6 mos. old ., exc. cond., 446·3337, Nor· thup, OH. [I · I oiUIII! ••• 1111 BIG discounts for cash and For. Sale : .1000 gallon carry at Village Furniture PLASTIC septic tanks. 2605 Jackson Avenue, 675· State approved. Phone 286· mj. 5930. Jackson, Ohi6. GALVANIZED Culvert, , OHIO HIGHWAY PATROL $2.35 fl . up. Bridge, etc . 38 S&W in presentation Steel, 10c'lb. up. 925·0884. case. o10 yr. commerative, Ph. 446·0541. apt. Utilities paid, $180 per S,_,4_ .:.:M.:.:is, c,_. .:.: M,e-"rc, h,a.:.: nd, i'-"se,__ boat, ex . cond., $150. mo. S60 dep., adults only . 94 Swimming pool slide, 4-16· Sail Skl·bob, swimming• pool Locust, Gallipolis. Call 446· 0026 , Gallipolis. with everth/ng, many misc. 1340 or 446·3870. items . 992 ·2420 . Keep trying. Metal porch glider and JACKSON ESTATE APTS. matching chair, green and has 1 bdr. apts., rent star· white, gd . cond .. $75. 615· BURIAL lots for sale. ling at $152 per mo. Call 3338. . Beautiful, perpetual care, 446·2745. uprlghft monument per· lndoor·outdoor cprpeting, mltted . Forest Hill Furn. efficiency apt., S125, three sections 12x18, SlOO cemetary Rt. 2 North. utlities paid, adults. 446· eoch. Porloble dishwasher, Phone 675·5548 (James H. 3844 after 1 PM . $50. Electric range, $25. Lewis I 1972 Suzuki 750 cc, $400. 3 bdr. apartment, 103 court King trombone. $35. ALL types of granite, mar· St. Gall ipolis. $215 mo. Call Fradella accordion 120 ble, and bronze memorials. base, SlOO. Large back Display lot on Ma in St. Pl. 4-16·2512. pack, like new, $20. Sansue Pleasant Granite Com· stero, $200. 245·5488, Bid· pany. Phone675·SS48. 1 & 2 bedroom furnished apartments. 992·5434 or 992· weii,OH . 5914 or 882-2566. 1 bedroom apts . available at Riverside Apts. Equal Opportunity Housing. Call 9'12·7721 . T~levision \vie~ . J/4 bucket. 1976 Chevoret:! ton truck, heavy duty 16 fl. bed, twin holst, well low mileage, ali equlped, Home Park, Cheshire, Oh. are like new. Priced for 9'12·3954. quick sale. Call Ripley, WVA, JIM-372·6390. TRAILER space 3 miles from town i unction 2 & 62 at Buy, sell ; & trade horses OldY, 675·3248. and ponies . Wanted to buy rough or damaged, horse or stock trailer. 379-2761. 41 Equipment for Rent ENDLOADER and Hotpoint Deluxe Electric backhoe. $80 per day . Range, 4-burner double Operate yourself . Ray oven. t all 446·1615, alter Beegle, 895·3841. 5:00 446-12-... Gallipolis. Two bedroom house trailer Sl Household Goods on Ashton-Upland Road . $150 plus utilities and LAYNE'S FURNITURE damage deposit 3 miles Sofa, chair, rbcker, ot· from Rt. 2. 615·4088 . loman, 3 tables, $500. Sofa, chair and loveseat, $215. Two 2 bedroom house Sofas and chairs priced trailers for rent, furnished, from S275. to $695. Tables, 1 with central air, gOOd for $38 and up to $109. Hide-a· working couple or couple beds,$340., queen size, $380. with 1 child. $150 per month Recliners, $165., $295 ., Lamps from $18. to $65. 5 plus deposit. 615·4088. pc. dinettes from $79., to $365. 1 pc., $189. and up. 2 BDR . mobile home, New Wood table and ~ chairs, Haven, adults only, no pets, $350 up to $495 . Hutches, 304·675·1452 or 675·29'16 af· $300. and $375., maple or ter 3. pine finish. Bedroom suites Bassett Oak, $649 ., 1 BDR. trailer in Hen · Bassett Cherry, $165. Bunk derson, air conditioned, bed complete with mal· everything furni shed, will tresses, $250. end up to rent by week or month, 304· $350. Captain's heds, S275. complete. Baby beds, $89. 675·6730 . Mattresses or box springs, full or twin, $55., firm, $65 . and $75. Queen sets, $185. 5 dr. chests, $49. 4 dr. chests, $42. Bed frames, S20.ond $25., 10 gun · Gun cabinets, 44 Afl!!rlment $350., dlnetle chairs $20. for Rent and S25. Tappan gas or House tor rent, 57 Olive St. electric ranges, C285. . Ranges, 1 bdr ., unfurnished, no USED pets, you pay utilities, dep. refrigerators, and TV' s, req ., $150. mo. 446·7886. AI· 3 miles out Bu/aville Rd. Open 9am to 7pm, Mon. ter 5 4-lol·ol045. thru Fri. ,qam to5pm , Set. 446·0322 1 Bedroom apt. all utilities paid. 675·5104 or 675-5386, GOOD USED AP · Pt. Pleasant. PLIANCES · washers, FURNISHED APT. Cen · trai air, heat and parking, 1 or 2 adults only. 446·0338. · 'IDICJt TRACY 45 Fumlihed Rooms SlEEPING ROOMS for r,ent, Gall/a Hoiel . ~ 31 Indo-Chinese native 37 Shaver's bane u 'Misty; 1::-::-1--1--1--1--~ blurred 44 Nebraska city 6:-~~~ 45 Inspire II Appointed · BALLCS O'FIRE!! 'iONO~R COMES AUNT LOWEElY !! . SO VOU'RE TH' VARMINT . THAT'S BEEN MARKIN' UP MV WALL!! DOWN I Kind of CI'OII Z Troublesome tyke s French word 4 Florentine gold DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work ll : AltYDLIIAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW Oao letter limply stands for another. In tblJ 11mple A 'L'~o X for the two O's, ete. Slnl(e letten, a~. tbe leal(h and fo'l'mation or the worda ue .U hlata. !leb day tbe code !etten are dUrer~nt. ued for tbe tbree caYPTOQVOTIS 'H S WG R X E G X CUTT YEGXN T UN N T G TGKD CLUA. - RUTT WGV G Z A G VC G C; CUVD K SEKVDTUV �Magi~ Driver cited in accident Adriver was cited in a two-vehicle Anolher two-vehicle accident in accident in Meigs County 'l'!MIIdaY lhe.~~ll'asllsoliweatJcate~~ morning, accordil!g to the Gallla- byUII!palroi'I'uelday. · . .· Meigll Post of the Ohio !llghway. 'I1Ie repoi1said a tractor trailer, Patrol. · driven by Gregory L. Johnson, 22; The patrol said a v.ehlcle driv~ by , Racine, and a vebicie driven by Bobby G. Johnaon, 11, JWedSvl)le, Leater D. Keaton, 54, Coolvtlle, were was llOuthbound on SR 124 at 11:40 both northbound on ~ 34 at 4:20 a.m. ll'hen the steering column ap- p.m. when Keaton attempted to pass pa~ntl~~=~ent off the road and JO:~n show Monday ...........,..,,...,............. A free mqlc Jbow,w1J1 be~ ted allhe ~ PabJic Lljnry . This Saturday Night at 7 p.m. M_,., Milt Ward, JU~E 27th Jacbcln,who.llllleduf4arko,lhe • .. ' I ·, Magie ,CloWII, ~ wiD be !loin&· the ' ' ·. prelltlltalon. All chlldren are lrivited to attend. . R ock-n-R Oil Helped saw up atthe Mr. and Mrs. Orland t.adennilf sawed up a 1ne which blOcked WJw. , Olddd "-n ~ ·wanZKRIEG" • ' ·' ' , j tree : r..., turned 1 ft hlttl ' Hill 811 1 reauit of Sunday night's' : a tll12 I" 1 h struckaparkedcarowneclbyAIVin Keaton's auto in the esid~. Sllg~~ storm. Names of the couple ~f.ooper':-~0: t , s. Reed, Tl, Reedaville, causing damage was reported lo· both removing the tree frvm the road • · $3.50 couple · severe damage to Reed's auto and vehicles. . we~t' erroneous in an earlier ac• • • • • • 1 1 ·• . . . . . . r;~:;~:;:;~:;~::::::~;un:;·;:::;::;;;;;;;::::;::::::;;;~;;;:::::~ modemle was to thecited Joruwoo Johnson rOr whicle. unsafe 1 vehicle. ·ELBERFELD$· Committees. . ~ CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS SUBJECT? - All you Deed to do to win $Z5 Is ideniUy the "mystery frog." Persou mnst submit a statement to Paul Gera!'d, Meigs Couaty Jaycees, Pomeroy, (25 words or less) as to wby they would like to be an honorary grand croaker. Tbey must also ideniUy the mystery frog. Here are some more clues: His father is a prominent businessman wbo is ready to retire. He is interested in alhlelics and his father-in-law is a resident of Middleport. \·Meigs County happenings Fishing derby slated Saturday j Seeks divorce Diane Gheen, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, filed suit for divorce against Carl Vincent Gheen, Sr., Racine. Ressie The Meigs County Fish and Gun A. Brewer was granted a. divorce Club will hold its annual children's from Terry Lee Brewer. The former fishing derby from 8:30 a.m. to 1 name of Shaffer was restored to the p.m. Saturday for children from one plaintiff. to 16. There will be prizes, free The marriages of Marvelea L. refreshments and those taking part Dailey and John G. Dailey and Joan are to take their own fishing pole and S. Culp and Karl F. Cuip were bait. The location is four miles west dissolved. of Chesler on Shade River Road. Signs will be posted. There will be a Clinic Thursday chicken barbecue for all club memA baseball clinic will be held at bers starting at 6 p.m. Meigs High School Thursday (tomorrow) from 9 a.m. to I p.m. for Pomeroy, Middleport and Rutland Rabies clinic little league and pony league teams, Roger Stewart announced today. this evening A rabies clinic for pets will be held until? p.m. this evening at the cattle sale ring on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Dr. David Krawsczyn will administer the vaccnations at a cost of $3 for each animal. Rabies innoculations will be held, only shots given during the clinic which is sponsored by the Meigs County Health Department. To meet Wednesday LONG BOTI'OM - Election of officers will be held at a meeting of the Long Bottom Community Association to be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the community building . Plans will be made for a July lllce cream social to be staged by the association. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARG8SJUNE23 Bertha Baker, Coy Barr, Diana Bartels, Betty Betz, Virginia Bobo, Sherri Border, Ralph Cardwell, Christy Carter, Joyce Castor, Tracy. Chandler, Vivian Coy, Ron Davis, Mary Ellis, Earl Glass, Steve Horwagh, Pauline Howell, Ruth Huff, Emma Keatley, Ruth Lutheran, William Morris, Ida Mullen, Tammy Mullins, Spicy Newsome, Myrtle · Rhodes, Ann Rife, Ray Roush, Noel stover, Betty Taylor, Charles Weed, Judith Whitehair, Constance Wilhebn, Wayne Wray. BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hineman, daughter, Crown City. Suit filed in court A suit in the amount of $12,280.61 has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Corbet Cleek; Rt. I, Long Bottom, against Johnny Brawner and CarolS. Brawner, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, for labor and materials for changes made in the construction of home. p •·· MECHANIC STREET . WAREHOU ' ' ·-to~care · for'· . ' ' . '' I • I ' . . POMEROY-MIDDLEPO~T. ,OHIO 70 *ARMSTRONG and CONGOLEUM f,INE QUALITY :; ,., at y en tine WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1981 ,: Big Bend Regatta ' * 9 and 12 FOOT WIDTHS ·. * EASY CARE NO. WAX\ FINISH JUNE 25-26-27-28 ..* EXCEllENT ARRAY OF PAMRNS FOR EVERY ROOM .IN YOUR HOME *INSTAUATION.AVAILABLE *FREE DELIVERY ELBERFELD~ . (Continued from page 1) · proposals on legal grounds, but was disputed by Malia. Roberto said a constitutional convention could get out of hand and inthere is no existing statute that to otherkeep major areasdoing of law would it from so.since The · stale amendment would not work because it would be superceded by federal constitutional law, be said. Sen. John Timothy McCormack~ D-Euclid, who opposed the issues, said they were drafted to meet the dictates of "the new right" within the GOP which took control of the Senate. IN POMEROY t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!5!5~~~~~~~~~~ Foreman & AbbOtt's r----=-----..:.._-----------------1 FEATURING QUALITY SPECIAL Of THE WEEKI FISH TAIL ..............99~ WITH FRIES •••••••••••••1.3' ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY • I I® HOME Wh1r poo • Whirlpool WASHER/DRYER PAIR 570 W. Main PH . 992-2556 Pomeroy, OH. " Located at the End of the Pomeroy-Muon Bridge" Kathie WE'RE MOVING ; ... ,.. EFFECTIVE JULY 1 \\1Jori 1H.,,J II cu. II. Ttl!. IIHI d-1 Adj. lhOIVII XXX NEW ADDRE_$5 XXX AofTiOOIIIDtl ''"""' 242 WEST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO It 1 lr11' ....... \\ h o 1 ' ON BOTH SIDES OF THE STREn IN THE FORMER KARl .& V~N ZANDT MOTOR CO. BUILDING ~ . Quivey 1980 Big Bend Regatta Queen I 1--:, trr..::r ,_ 1011 eo........ '37P' SAME TELEPHONE NUMBER 992·2101 MEIGS TIRE CENTER I 11, ,,,, PHONE 992-2156 -teenth Annual Adopt.. . Issue license Marriage licenses were issued to Leslie Vernon Frank, 20, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Rhonda Jean Haning, 18, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; Wayne Samuel Michael, 63, Minersville, and Cora Hilton, 67, Portland; Ronald Howard Browning, 34, Rt. I, Rutland, and Paulette Butcher, 29, Rutland. I (Continued from page I) Amendments ending in a 3-3 vole norinally are considered defeated. But Shoemaker said that in tJiis case, a tie vole will not kill a proposal but instead send it to House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, and Senate President Paul E. Gillmor, R-Port Clinton, for resolution. Senate leaders held out the prospect of COIJ!promise following a meeting Tuesday with their House counterparts to lay the·groundwork for the budget talks. But by agreeing to use the lower revenue projections, efforts to restore a Senate cut in one area will have to be offset by reductions elsewhere if the budget is to remain balanced. ·Although Riffe is on record as opposing a . Senate provision eliminating the cabinet-level energy department and transferring its fWlctions to other agencies, Gillmor said he doesn't expect It to become a major stumbling block. In addition to ShOI!maker, House members of the conference committee are Reps. Patrick A. Sweeney, [).Cleveland, and Thomas W. Johnson, R-Cambridge. Senate conferees are Sen. Stanley J. A:ronoff, R-Cincinnatl; Senate President Pro Tern Thomas A. Van Meter, R-Ashland; and Sen. William F. Bowen, D-Cincinnati. � http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/91c08973efa3bf829e2eb5c14350abcc.pdf fad0c73e9ed734979018718d55e9d7c7 PDF Text Text Magi~ Driver cited in accident Adriver was cited in a two-vehicle Anolher two-vehicle accident in accident in Meigs County 'l'!MIIdaY lhe.~~ll'asllsoliweatJcate~~ morning, accordil!g to the Gallla- byUII!palroi'I'uelday. · . .· Meigll Post of the Ohio !llghway. 'I1Ie repoi1said a tractor trailer, Patrol. · driven by Gregory L. Johnson, 22; The patrol said a v.ehlcle driv~ by , Racine, and a vebicie driven by Bobby G. Johnaon, 11, JWedSvl)le, Leater D. Keaton, 54, Coolvtlle, were was llOuthbound on SR 124 at 11:40 both northbound on ~ 34 at 4:20 a.m. ll'hen the steering column ap- p.m. when Keaton attempted to pass pa~ntl~~=~ent off the road and JO:~n show Monday ...........,..,,...,............. A free mqlc Jbow,w1J1 be~ ted allhe ~ PabJic Lljnry . This Saturday Night at 7 p.m. M_,., Milt Ward, JU~E 27th Jacbcln,who.llllleduf4arko,lhe • .. ' I ·, Magie ,CloWII, ~ wiD be !loin&· the ' ' ·. prelltlltalon. All chlldren are lrivited to attend. . R ock-n-R Oil Helped saw up atthe Mr. and Mrs. Orland t.adennilf sawed up a 1ne which blOcked WJw. , Olddd "-n ~ ·wanZKRIEG" • ' ·' ' , j tree : r..., turned 1 ft hlttl ' Hill 811 1 reauit of Sunday night's' : a tll12 I" 1 h struckaparkedcarowneclbyAIVin Keaton's auto in the esid~. Sllg~~ storm. Names of the couple ~f.ooper':-~0: t , s. Reed, Tl, Reedaville, causing damage was reported lo· both removing the tree frvm the road • · $3.50 couple · severe damage to Reed's auto and vehicles. . we~t' erroneous in an earlier ac• • • • • • 1 1 ·• . . . . . . r;~:;~:;:;~:;~::::::~;un:;·;:::;::;;;;;;;::::;::::::;;;~;;;:::::~ modemle was to thecited Joruwoo Johnson rOr whicle. unsafe 1 vehicle. ·ELBERFELD$· Committees. . ~ CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS SUBJECT? - All you Deed to do to win $Z5 Is ideniUy the "mystery frog." Persou mnst submit a statement to Paul Gera!'d, Meigs Couaty Jaycees, Pomeroy, (25 words or less) as to wby they would like to be an honorary grand croaker. Tbey must also ideniUy the mystery frog. Here are some more clues: His father is a prominent businessman wbo is ready to retire. He is interested in alhlelics and his father-in-law is a resident of Middleport. \·Meigs County happenings Fishing derby slated Saturday j Seeks divorce Diane Gheen, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, filed suit for divorce against Carl Vincent Gheen, Sr., Racine. Ressie The Meigs County Fish and Gun A. Brewer was granted a. divorce Club will hold its annual children's from Terry Lee Brewer. The former fishing derby from 8:30 a.m. to 1 name of Shaffer was restored to the p.m. Saturday for children from one plaintiff. to 16. There will be prizes, free The marriages of Marvelea L. refreshments and those taking part Dailey and John G. Dailey and Joan are to take their own fishing pole and S. Culp and Karl F. Cuip were bait. The location is four miles west dissolved. of Chesler on Shade River Road. Signs will be posted. There will be a Clinic Thursday chicken barbecue for all club memA baseball clinic will be held at bers starting at 6 p.m. Meigs High School Thursday (tomorrow) from 9 a.m. to I p.m. for Pomeroy, Middleport and Rutland Rabies clinic little league and pony league teams, Roger Stewart announced today. this evening A rabies clinic for pets will be held until? p.m. this evening at the cattle sale ring on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Dr. David Krawsczyn will administer the vaccnations at a cost of $3 for each animal. Rabies innoculations will be held, only shots given during the clinic which is sponsored by the Meigs County Health Department. To meet Wednesday LONG BOTI'OM - Election of officers will be held at a meeting of the Long Bottom Community Association to be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the community building . Plans will be made for a July lllce cream social to be staged by the association. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARG8SJUNE23 Bertha Baker, Coy Barr, Diana Bartels, Betty Betz, Virginia Bobo, Sherri Border, Ralph Cardwell, Christy Carter, Joyce Castor, Tracy. Chandler, Vivian Coy, Ron Davis, Mary Ellis, Earl Glass, Steve Horwagh, Pauline Howell, Ruth Huff, Emma Keatley, Ruth Lutheran, William Morris, Ida Mullen, Tammy Mullins, Spicy Newsome, Myrtle · Rhodes, Ann Rife, Ray Roush, Noel stover, Betty Taylor, Charles Weed, Judith Whitehair, Constance Wilhebn, Wayne Wray. BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hineman, daughter, Crown City. Suit filed in court A suit in the amount of $12,280.61 has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Corbet Cleek; Rt. I, Long Bottom, against Johnny Brawner and CarolS. Brawner, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, for labor and materials for changes made in the construction of home. p •·· MECHANIC STREET . WAREHOU ' ' ·-to~care · for'· . ' ' . '' I • I ' . . POMEROY-MIDDLEPO~T. ,OHIO 70 *ARMSTRONG and CONGOLEUM f,INE QUALITY :; ,., at y en tine WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1981 ,: Big Bend Regatta ' * 9 and 12 FOOT WIDTHS ·. * EASY CARE NO. WAX\ FINISH JUNE 25-26-27-28 ..* EXCEllENT ARRAY OF PAMRNS FOR EVERY ROOM .IN YOUR HOME *INSTAUATION.AVAILABLE *FREE DELIVERY ELBERFELD~ . (Continued from page 1) · proposals on legal grounds, but was disputed by Malia. Roberto said a constitutional convention could get out of hand and inthere is no existing statute that to otherkeep major areasdoing of law would it from so.since The · stale amendment would not work because it would be superceded by federal constitutional law, be said. Sen. John Timothy McCormack~ D-Euclid, who opposed the issues, said they were drafted to meet the dictates of "the new right" within the GOP which took control of the Senate. IN POMEROY t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!5!5~~~~~~~~~~ Foreman & AbbOtt's r----=-----..:.._-----------------1 FEATURING QUALITY SPECIAL Of THE WEEKI FISH TAIL ..............99~ WITH FRIES •••••••••••••1.3' ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY • I I® HOME Wh1r poo • Whirlpool WASHER/DRYER PAIR 570 W. Main PH . 992-2556 Pomeroy, OH. " Located at the End of the Pomeroy-Muon Bridge" Kathie WE'RE MOVING ; ... ,.. EFFECTIVE JULY 1 \\1Jori 1H.,,J II cu. II. Ttl!. IIHI d-1 Adj. lhOIVII XXX NEW ADDRE_$5 XXX AofTiOOIIIDtl ''"""' 242 WEST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO It 1 lr11' ....... \\ h o 1 ' ON BOTH SIDES OF THE STREn IN THE FORMER KARl .& V~N ZANDT MOTOR CO. BUILDING ~ . Quivey 1980 Big Bend Regatta Queen I 1--:, trr..::r ,_ 1011 eo........ '37P' SAME TELEPHONE NUMBER 992·2101 MEIGS TIRE CENTER I 11, ,,,, PHONE 992-2156 -teenth Annual Adopt.. . Issue license Marriage licenses were issued to Leslie Vernon Frank, 20, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Rhonda Jean Haning, 18, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; Wayne Samuel Michael, 63, Minersville, and Cora Hilton, 67, Portland; Ronald Howard Browning, 34, Rt. I, Rutland, and Paulette Butcher, 29, Rutland. I (Continued from page I) Amendments ending in a 3-3 vole norinally are considered defeated. But Shoemaker said that in tJiis case, a tie vole will not kill a proposal but instead send it to House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, and Senate President Paul E. Gillmor, R-Port Clinton, for resolution. Senate leaders held out the prospect of COIJ!promise following a meeting Tuesday with their House counterparts to lay the·groundwork for the budget talks. But by agreeing to use the lower revenue projections, efforts to restore a Senate cut in one area will have to be offset by reductions elsewhere if the budget is to remain balanced. ·Although Riffe is on record as opposing a . Senate provision eliminating the cabinet-level energy department and transferring its fWlctions to other agencies, Gillmor said he doesn't expect It to become a major stumbling block. In addition to ShOI!maker, House members of the conference committee are Reps. Patrick A. Sweeney, [).Cleveland, and Thomas W. Johnson, R-Cambridge. Senate conferees are Sen. Stanley J. A:ronoff, R-Cincinnatl; Senate President Pro Tern Thomas A. Van Meter, R-Ashland; and Sen. William F. Bowen, D-Cincinnati. �.f • ·1"' 4 PAGE TWO Queen Kathie will surrender crown 1!111 Big 'Bend Regatta Queen Kathie Qulvey, Shade, will surrender her crown to one of nine Meigs County beauties on Friday night, June 26, at the Meigs Football Stadiwn. Contestants include: Kim Birchfield, 17, Rutland, daughter of Howard and Marie Birchfield; Sherrie Starcher, ?JJ, Pomeroy, daughter of Mrs. Ada Starcher; Cassie Sheela, 17, Pomeroy, daughter of Mrs. Jean . Sheets; Sue Taylor, 17, Middleport, daughter of Tony and Velma Taylor; Beth Rltchle,17, Tuppers Plains, daughter of Elton and . Joyce Ritchie; Alicia Marie Evans, 17, Ponland, daughter ci Michael and Sharlee Evans; Angela Raynell Baker, 17, Mid· dleport, daughter of Raymond and Dorothy Baker; Velvet Elkins, 11; of Tuppers Plains, daughter of David and Judy Elkins; and Tanuny Blake, 18, of Middleport, daughter of Phyllls Blake. The new queen will be selected in judging that will begin early in the day and conclude with final judging on stage Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at the Football Stadlwn. Bill Quickel will again be the master · of ceremonies for the queen contest. 1981 queen 11th chosen Although 1981 will be the 17th Annual Big Bend Regatta, the young lady selectee! as queen on Friday night, June 28, will.be the 11th to reign over !be festival. · 1n early Regatta years, a beauty contest .waa held - The Miss Southern Ohio Pageant, but it was not until 1971 that a Regat.ta queeri was choaen. The llit of past Regatta queens follows: 1971 - Bernadette Henneny Anderson; 1972 - Leanne Sebo Marlier; 1973 - BreJidl Taylor Hill; 1974 - Donna Boyd; 1975 Cathy Ollbome George; 1978 Merri Ault; 1977 - Nleael Duvall; 1978 - Cathy Bleettnar; 1979 - Denlle Qualls and 1180· Kathie Qulvey. IU!:IONIND-~·­ enn IIIII Wlllllll . . be ........--. Ketllle QIINJ, ale - 1111 1111 BIG BEND REGA1TA Tbeme: ''ftelallbwCI•!e'flee" IL+ednle If Aelltltlei '111m..,, Jaell 6 p.m. - Pretty Baby Contat. 7 p.m.- Kldl' Events (Newap~per toll, piHIIIItc). ·1:10 p.m. - Entertnment at the Sledlum; The y ....... . believen. llled and Rega - .. I to 11 p.m. ~ Moonllglt Spedel: Ride Ill ridllll far ... Plus Carnival, Arts and Cr'lftl Show. f'rtlllr,Jaea 2 p.m.- First Annual Regatta Oleerled. Ozled 4 p.m. - Entertainment at the Stadium: The YOUIIII BeUevera. · 5 p.m.- EntertalnmentattbeStedlwn: ToBeA""'''ICed 7 p.m. - Entertahvnent at the Stadium: The Voicel ,ol Uberty. 7:30p.m. - 11111 Regatta Queen Cantest. I p.m.- Youth Dance (Free). Plus Carnival, Arts and Craft Show. llatlrdiJ,Ialel7 . 9:30a.m.- Cutlnc Derby and Bil Wbeel a-. 11 a.m.- Grande Parade. · 1 to 5 p.m. (approx.) -First Alllllllllcptta llajcntle Festival. 1 to ? p.m. - Flrenien'a Eventl (Water BaUie, Malter, Equipment Demonatraliona). 1to? p.m. - Regatta Car Show. 1 to 5 p.m. - Heritage Weekend Adlvltlea It lbe 11e1p MUielllll 2 p.m. -Entertainment at tbe Stedlum: Air Farce Bad ol Flight. 4 p.m.- Sky Show by theFreocb Q1711kl Qab. 5:30p.m.- 'DieBurpra.fEet-A-'l'haalltbeSfa lllo I p.m. - Entertalnmeat at lbe llted'liD: Air P4I'CI Bad ol FUgbt. _,.ODe APPIWIANCB8-'I'IIIYIIIII11nua,a"' I ;" ......... llllltlllll!'l'l rtJ'Int 11111111-a ..... l Zlll ........... ..... •.. :.....::·~•·•-.~r~~cu '111111-aa a r ..... ,.....,..,, J r,lflalllll,~...._,,.,_....., An 'I ,ss / •a " ,'l'lla..,,IPII•Dnll.. Olllune,Dinetwllmd'IIIII, ... Cn!JDini.Nttll lUI II I ar, ...,..,.., ~~wtllbez , ..... II ...,_..., .. .....,l .. .... ...,a: .,.._..._ .. ,_,...., -From the Employees of Bank One rro.•...,..aw·•••• 7p.m. -1be<tioatate 1:10 p.m. and 01111 Orlclaal OIWIIa MaUcNI FroB Derby. ' . Plus Carnival, Artallld Cr'lftl Show. 8 , ,...... ~.rn. - Herltqe W..a.t Adltlllclllt 1111 llalp . 1p.m.- 'DieGrelt Rmr Rat IWla.. 2 to I p.m. - The Pint "-1 11J IIIDd R S..Cul . PlaiCanmJ,Artallld~ ~ BANKON·E.M -.. .. BANK ONE OF POMEROY, TUPPERS PLAINS, & RUTLAND lit a.1D ........ f • , • • ••• .. .. ,. . . ................... '\ 0 "' ~•••'~>• or ., ., .io. tJ ol . •• ' " ' . t • 1 o I ._ , • ' ' I' '' •0 ~~-_. -.---· ' . ., .,........ ' Hl&t.. t l•o . o • • ' ______________________ __ �• ' ,. •· I ' BIG BEND REGATTA EDITION PAGE FOUR ·Annual Heritage weekend features Crow 's collection Charles Blakeslee reports the Meig:t Musewn on Butternut Avenue in Pomeroy will be the scene of some very interesting activity during Regatta Weekend. The musewn will ·be open for visitors from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday arid Sunday, June '!1 and28. . Special exhibits will include Fred's Frogs - a few of the thousands of frogs that Pomeroy Attorney Fred Crow (PQmeroy's all-time biggest promoter of frog racing) has accwnulated in the ·past several years. There will also be an exhibition of Mrs. Ferguson's doll and doll-making. Many pictures of Meiga County - rivers, roads and rails - will also be on display. Movies - of historical Meigs County and past Regatta fun will be shown in the Julia Baker Bean Mini· Theatre at the Musewn. Special entertainment is also planned. French City_ · club to perform BIG BEND REGATTA EDITION PAGE FIVE Artists offer . something new·.. . Something new In exhibits thla to maintain the quality of the year for &lie Big Bend Regatta show, anything made &Om a patweekend JII'OIJI'8IIl will be an art tern, ready-tcMnake ldts, comshow by the Bend 0' the River Ar- mercially poured molds, or tlsts Countll. , Tbe •how, copied ,orb will not be acscheduled at the Melp MUieWil, cepted. includes O!Ja, acrylics lnd water · All workl mlllt ,have a com- . colors, wood IIIII stone carvings, pleted label attached· wl)lch can clay work, pbotop'ap~JY, and be pQt oat of llgbt wben the work origlnallierary worb. · Is displayed. Black and wblte and The abiblt will be open for color printl-mlast not be Ia than· public vlewlni 011 June f/1111128, 1110 IIi liSe. bUt will remaiJI 011 dilplay unW ·Entrlel are to be delivered to July 4for 1!p11Ciallbowlap. the IIIIIIIUII1 011 Wednelday, June Accordlliitothenaleloftheart :14, fnJm 10 a.m. ·to 12 110011.. No show, i*ICDI of an a&• are more1hall five intrtis will be~ eligible to emtblt with a cepted per art11t. El*lel are to registration fee of $1 for adults be piebd ·up at the X..Wn on and 50 for lldlool a&e July 10, 1 to I p.m. 'll an object Ia cblldren. Ites:na may be marked llllcl, thai parma for It Ia to be for sale and a 10 percent IIII'Yice ·plcbd up that ume day. . fee will be retained by the Artlltl lllmbenbJp ill the Bend 0' tbe l ............ c... Council tor the sa1e of an wan Rtvw Al1lltl 11 $10 ~ fram tbe ~lit to belp dllrt!!JtbeRip!!a~ ·~··->'"··· · ' . ,!';'"" ' defray ape~• ·· Ymptm of an .,. are t. ., ~ • Entrill lllllllt be friiJ!Id Clr' vied to ..... their blcJdel >M ' ~:..,, matted and ~ wtnd for llld ddt lb ,the 1111 1118 Bend . ., hqlnc.llatted warbllbolld be RlpUa ....... Tile ..... will ' covered for pertlm wltb clelr . • ~ ..a.-i.a _,_ ........ a be llll a.m..• Slluuay, Jlllle : . """'" _ _ _.., fiiDr.MdJ.,.......wiDbe·' protedift ..... ".and alll!aler ~·-~'lillll'ileme, the . ARTIST - .ArUit Jaek Slavta pkllred wldq • - Ill .._ muy pnjectl II tile artlat Ia aUacbed Pit...,. ~""""" Jllettilit. and lllllllt 'CJrillna1. """'-e Ill tile llelld 0' Tile lUnr Artlltl c-t1 nidi II •ta&tuc u art llllew at tile BiC Bead RepUa. theae reqalrementa wiD . ":' -~ ~ the ....... will be dllqua1lfled. -;.;::.::.., . •"'ffe ~Camecticln... TheArtllt4..,_"i"~tblt . cem. o-=o .!h..,,. 4 HERITAGE SUNDAY- AIWiys a htPJIPt Ill tile Bll Bead Reptta II Herlta&e Saaday at tbe Mel&a Muewn. Elizabeth Locbary Cbue Ill Pomeroy II pletared from oae Ill tbe ..,t oiJRrvuces at a exhibit wblcb fealllred Members of the Frel\ch City Ski Club, Gallipolis, will be performing as part of Saturday's schedule of activities at the 1981 Big Bend Regatta. Bill Hamilton, show director, describes the group's per· formance as ~' first-rate." They have been practicing at every OJ>' portunity, although this has been somewhat curtailed due to the current bad weather and high water conditions. The show will include trick and slalom skiing, kite flying, with individual and groups performing. In addition to perfonning at the Regatta, the club will be appearing July 4 at the Gallipolis River Recreation Festival. . { ----te - DURING THE REGATIA JUNE 25-28 We'll Have ASpecial Sale Table · Vfdh Assorted Items, And Ou_~ ~il~age, ~orktown, and .Heritage Stoneware Will Be 10~ Off •50oo • U1n:just 81 kwhoutt pe1 monltl' wilhtnergy· llvet aw1tch In notmal posl\100 0 Elfic~~nt loam '·' ...__ _ _ _ _ _ __J ' Refri&norfiiiZir! lniUiation II 19.0 Cu. ft. no-lrost refflgtfaiOf· lreezer • 13.8 Cu. tl lresn lood capac11y 115 2 Cu. ft. lrteztf techon • Aevet11bll doors MRugged Tnlon II door 1/'od cabinet hner D See-thru meat keeper. ~o~oott c lf l tOII ' SALE ~ 6. HEALTH-lEX KNITS Reg. '2.98 yd. SALE '2" YD. THE SEW-ING CENTER . -. MILl ST. MIDIII.EPORT, OHIO . .. HOP OVER Seco11d St, PomerOy TO The Croaker Who . Started It All. . . · JEWEIJY YD. ' l' Reg. '3.42 yd. .,.,. , .. ·. POMEROY LAIIDIIARKLANDMARK 992·2641 CARTER'S STRETCH TERRY Deluxe New 19 cu. ft. Enq Sawing DELUXE lEW 19 ENOOY-SAVNl AI:FRIGI:RATOO.fREEZER! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 MILl ST. oFF Here's To Fred Crow TO INSPECT THEIR FROG WINDOW Tillr' ·fellow Is the one who ~ve dignify ·and glamour ta,''Mr '' Frog. ·-· ' . F.r.tf..~f..'W will be the-"'ll1¥~•Y at· tamoer. 'to help ~~other . t'1!;.~ . tnlf P1101 Jump and • .• help us celebrate our pr . ,':(:ome, . ·····--"····•••1•••······ ···· - ·· ··· ····· ·· ······ . ··· ·· ···· ··· "·· ···· . 111 Court)!,. l'oMorey tn7iii4' \ l . _... ..... .... .. . . . . .. ..... ~"' · �PAGE SIX ' "' BIG BEND REGATTA EDITION Ch~in saw ~o,ntest ~et Sunday's schedule of 1tctivitles at the 1981 Big Bend Regatta will feature .something new, chain saw competition. The con~ will get underway 11t 1 p.m. Sunday, June 28, at the Football Field in Pomeroy. Complete rules are listed. For more information, contact ·.contest chairman Sherman White, 992-5335; Rules and regulatlonil for the contest are: Any saw that runs Stock ,Class will not be allowed to run in Operl stock. There will be a dump pit at all events and gas will be fur· Dished by the organizatiOn spon· soring the event. The mixes will be: 20 to 1; 32 to 1; 40 to 1. All Stock Classes .will run Stock Chain Saw cut only.on front edge of cutting tooth and top of gauge tooth and will run stock exhaust. All participants will be 18 years oi age or over; if under 18, parent or legal ~rdlan must be present and with signed consent slip. No · one younger than age 15 is allowed to cut. The term Stock shall mean any norffil!l replacement part that is listed irl dealer's manual and can be provided by a dealer. No metal removal from saw engine. · All saws will be . left in designated area ilfter contestant makes cut. If anyone protests, a mQffier will be pulled for FREE. If a person who protests . saw BIG IJ'END REGATTA EDlTION' ~~~~~~~---------------T------------------------- Sund·ay is not satisfied he will put up $25 Particular class. . for tear down and reassemble. If AIR FILTERS: Contestant's saw is found not to be stock, per· option, all air fUter plates must . son who protests keeps his $25. If · be in place. · saw is found to be Stock, owner oi . CLUTCH GUARD: Milat cover saw keeps $25 for disassembly · top oi chain and clutch. · andre-assemblyolsaw. FUEL: Contestant's option, Owner of saw has choice oi who bring your own. ~bles the saw. Tear down CHAINS: Contestant's option. must be done on the spot, when MODIFIED: Run anything you protested. can carry and rope start; saws to All saws shall be I'IIMing in be dead ·engine and sitting on hand. Time starts when saw groqnd. Shall ruit in eight inch touches wood . .Time stops when round wood. last cut is completed. Three cuts . ·· total. Wood to be used in cutting con- · tesfshallbe: Oto2.0and2.1 to3.5, . 6 inch round wood; 3.6 and above shall run in 8 inch round wood. No alcoholic beverages. • Wood to be cut shall be 18 inches to bottom oi wood. Warm up area to be designated area. Area ftghtfighters will hav.e a Cutting area: Only one person chance to show off some of'their in this area, those cutting, of· spec:iaJ talents and equipment as ficials and timers. No more than a part of Regatta Weekend in ' two persons shall run the same Pomeroy. 11ie activities, which saw. If saw ill'on't start first time will include a water baUle and at wood, man will go to the end oi bucket brigade, as well u equipthe J.lne.up. If the saw fails to ment demonstrations, are being start the second time at wood, 8Upei'Vi!fed by the Pomeroy Fire contestant is disqualified. NO Department, and are aet for 1 REFUNDS of entry fee. a.m. Saturday, June '/1, behind c;IPEN STOCK CLASSES: the department's firehouse in MUFFlERS: ·Any modified PGDti'O)'. stock appearing muffler not For more information, or to enlengthened, any muffler in ter your department in the comquestion will be decided by the petition, contact Charles Legar, majority of contestants in that Paneroy Fire Department. ROYAL CROWN COLA Firefighters will display eqwpment C2WN SAW - A chain saw contest at the Melp Field in Pomeroy at 1 p.m. Sunday is an added feature of tbla year'• Big Bend Regatta. . · We want to see you at the. . LOOKING . FOR YOU! BIG BEND REGATTA .JUNE 25-26-27·28 VALLEY LUMBER 992~11 ' $By It With .•. Middleport, Ohio ,:·.*POTTED * FUMERS PlANTS QJT .*IIJIQJEIS '. *TERRMIUMS 1 YOUR .nD ~ttend FLORIST . The Reptta June 25-26-27-28 .*DISH GARDENS· AKISS FOR 'l1IE WINNING FROG- Henrietta Giudici of Lol Altos, Califonla Ud a klu for ber wiDIIIDI frog "GeldeD Girl" after liking fint plaee prize at tbe 811111111 Calavera COIIIIty Jmnpi!nc Fro& Jubilee at . qell Camp, Califoraia recently witb a jamp of 18 feet am IDcbe.. (AP l.uerpboto). At The Big Bend Regatta lime 25-26-27-28 STOP IN MD SEE lHE FINE SEI.£CJION.OF QUAU1Y SillS AT: FOR AU. 0f'.YOUR HMIMARE . AND WMBER NEED$, .VISIT ·555 Pm St. PAGE SEVEN ... ft1ARGUERITE SHOES . Main St. Enjoy The BIG BEND REGATIA June 25-26-27-28 Regatta parade set Saturday Regatta General Chairman Paul Gerard reports the grand parade for the 1981 edition of the Big Bend Regatta will be Saturday, June '/1, in Ponti'O)', beginningat 11 a.m. Partictpints will line up at 10 a.m. in one of two staging areas. The primary linHp area will be Mulberry Avenue fram the caution Ught back toward Veterans Memorial HOipital,. That roadway will be cloeed to the general public for the pll'lde, but a single lane will be main· tained for emergeney vebiclea. The eecond staging area will be in the minl"'!!"k area back of the R~atta David Jenkina and Brian Conde are CCM:hainnen for the parade. . 1be 1981 parade II expected to be bigger and better than ever. Trophies will be awarded from the stage at the football field 1mmediately following the parade, wlich will start and lt!lp entirely within Pomeroy for the fll'lt time. The parade will proceed from Mulberry, 8CI'OIIII Lasley and Brick Streets, to Butternut, to Main, East on Main through the downtown area and up to Condor street where the parade will disband. car show slated June 28th A car show has been added to the list of attnctlona for Saturday, June '/1, at the 1981 Big Bend Regatta. Ana OWIIIl'll and enIJ!o•sjeote are encGIII'IIed to enter. ParticipaUon in the 11 a.m. parade II encourqed IU not required. fire department, primarily for walking unlta and bands. formation, or ·lo enter, contact Ill'* Clelland !It Clelland Realty in Pomeroy. • ROYAL CROWN BOmiNG CO. of Middlepart, Ohio SAVE YOUR RC, DIET RITE, NEHI, UPPER TIN and DAD'S BOrnE CAPS. . The show will be beld at the Slmmonl~ et lot on Main llnet in Pan• 0)' beginnlnl immediately following the parade, wltb Jadlinl to com- ' . ' . .. 'll1!llee ... .• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. . llt1).'Jil.' '*~~ . THEY ARE VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY ~ CENT ........... .EACH TO. YOUR .FAVORITE CHARITY .. ~ . - .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. I. �·. ' I ' ... ,.. . "· " . . . " ... ...~ . . "' ....... ... I ) ( ' ' ,. " i ,. ! •} ~- "l 9 ~ . t ' '· I<! """ c-.- . . . ...... . BIG BEND REGATTA EDITION Rat raft race slated June 28 1be Meigs County Jaycees an- nounce the Great River Rat Raft Race, an exciting event will be run on the Ohio River at Pomeroy on Sunday, June 28, beginning at I p.m. JUANITA LODWICK ... pmldeat Glebe Artlm' Ceari bepa ller P'lwtlq uder 'l'lillll Adleta several years ago. She Ia preteDIIy tUla& private art c:lueel fmD Derodly Decker at Vielma, W.Va. Mrs. Lodwick as exhibited at the Meigs Caanty Fair IIIII allo at Jeaay WOey State Put, Keotoeky. • ·FUN ............ A T nlebti" at tbe Melp CoanlJ Fair whlc:b they are planThey are to·petbw 111 FrldaJ niDc· ipln thla year. 1be group farltallnt..,..zueeottbellll "liP"",. -. 1be cborus of apprcllimately 20 voices will perfonn a varied ' prosram of 1111111c for the Regatta appearance including .mrai . "river" numbers, 1011p frGm IUCh Broadway . llllllc:als as "Sound of Mllllic:" and ending on · a patriotic note. 1be piano accompanist li Mrs. Sharon Jd&bt, Ja.. it 7P.m: Ill front Gl bu Jlllde MVeral appearanca at the Melp HIP ScboGI Poatblll 1ca1 c:burcbea Including one joint 8 h '>n, PGueM, • part of tbe 'l'banlarfliving prosram and two Bi&BIIIdReptla........... Ellt.ercantatu. Hawley. The v-. 111 UberV 11 compcllld of JDal iDd 1IIIIDm tram . =:c~=~ov:: Que~ns ., .will attend .event · · far tbe Pili PM Gl ~a .· Bi-OdladaJ JII'OII'IID wblc;h Queens fnm some of Ohio's wu blld at Royal OM Park. SID- best feltivala will be ..rce tba1, they bave llllde IIVeral tidP'Ung In the Big Bend Regat· 8ppe11'111Ca In tbe aru iD- ta P'f8de to be held Saturday, ~ -another performance at June27,1n~. Royal ou Park a COncert at Bob Among the visitiJ!g festival ' queens apecteci to atiend: Deercreek Dam Days Queen, Moonshine Festival Queen, Utica OldFashioned Ice Cream Festival Queen Clay Week QueeiJ, Miss AsiMlie Fourth of July, Grove City Cornmqnity Queen, Pottery Queen (Croobvllle-Rollevllle), Miss Greene Country Towne Festival, Miss Bratwurst, Miss Ohio State Fair, Miss Parade of the Hills, Miss Portsmouth River Days, Tomato Festival Queen, Jackaon Apple Festival Queen and ·Court, Mill Paul Bunyan Show, Miss Fall Festival of the Leevee and Mill Cirde9ille J>um. pkinShowtonameafew. Cheerleading event will be held Friday An innoYatiCII to the 1811 Big A meet'"' to diiC8 the comBend Reaatta wiD be a plete rulel and jadalac will be clleerleadince«~lpltiiMD bild at 7 p.m. Manclly at the 1be CGinpetllil'la wm be held at Me1p Jlllllor 111gb Auditoriwn. 2 p.m. on Friday, Juae II, 111 tbe ·Melp 111gb Scbool field In Anyane wlabln8 more In· Pomeroy. Entry fee will be Sl; farmltiaa lbould CGIItlet .RobUJ flnt, second and third place SoUthen!. 1H Falrlane Drive, trophies will be awarded. loves you Middleport,·-· 1..---------J TOP SALESMAN - Charles (Frog) Wayland, put gnmd ci'Giker Gl the Oblo Society for tbe PromoUoo of the Bull Frog, Is the grud ebampiea wben It comes to selllDg membership tickets for the 10c:lety. 'lbe Big Bead Regatta wOl be apoasored by the Me1p Coauty Jaycees. Tbe frog events will be held Saturday, Juue r7, at Melp Stadium In Pomeroy. Tickets provide membership Into the aodety, admlulon to frog events IIIII tbe IDDU81 frog race. Theme· chosen "The Rainbow Connection" has been eelected u the theme of the 1811 Big ~ Regatta. "Tbe Rainbow Connection" Ia the title of the 10118 wbicb W88 SUII8 by Kermit the Frog In the mlippet movie, and Iince frop figure prominently In Regatta Weekend ..ctlvities, the selection was an easy one, according to general chairman Paul Gerard. Gerard indicated ·that he hopes enbies In the Regatta parade will carry out the theme. "We want to see lots of color, and lots of frogs.'.' ' . "QUALITY 1ncl SERVICE" A 25-28 -- ~-·- ---,.. - -· --- The Big.Bend Regatta June 2.?-~Z?·28 MODERN SUPPLY 399 w. ... St. 112-21&4 .~. For . IIIDIUPORT, OIJ; 992·21_96 . .Casual. . .Comfortable •·, llush Pup.~niesl · ' THE SHOE BOX .MIDDlEPoRT, 11110 • '41 - Fo .. .I:';RAND SHOES \ .Ri ALL lHE FAMILY f Get. high interest at the bank with high inter~, in ·the communi~. . PAT HILL FORD S. 3nf AVE. For Everyone! .. BIG BEND REGA'ITA JUNE 25·26·27·28 POMEROY . , T . . · · The V*-III,UbeHJ, 1 YOell Evus .Farma, a benefit concert . cnaP. . . . .dlrlcUoD ell lin. far tile moviDg of tbe llgbted J11111 V• 11 pnpll'iJrc ~jill Uncoln Hill, and aevera1 INIUUNQ IIIYICI RE G JUNE Local vocal group will perfonn . v..-.. Smile, a Frog Fun Time's Coming COMPUll BIG BEND Trophies will be awarded in each classes include one-man (or .wonuin) craft, twG-tG-five man (or woman) craft, and five-andup. Additional awards will be . presented to the prettiest, silliest and best frog-related enbies. Enbies may be anything that floats, but Is not a boat. · Refreslunent stands will be available, as will all the other activities associated with the 1981 Big Bend Regatta. Event rules (1) All entries must be HOMEMADE and manpowered (or womanpowered); (2) Enbies may be constructed or comprised of any floatable material or objects, such as wood, oil drums, bathtubs, innertubes, etc.; (3) Mechanical advantage devices are pennltted only If they are manpowered. Example: paddle wheels, rudder, · props; (4) All crew members must wear life jackets at all times; (5) No alcoholic beverages will be .per- milled on board during the race; (6) Signatures Gl AU. crew members MUST be iln this entry fonn Oianges may be made up to the time of the race (additions or deletions). Crew membera under the age of majority must have parent's signature; (7) Any entry may be dlaquaUfled for UlllpOrtsmanlike conduct; (I) Crew members enter the race of their own free ~ and totally at their own risk. 1be Meigs County Jaycees Is relieved of any reaponsibillty for accident or Injury; (9) Judges' decisions are final; (10) Safety first, fun second. ' . PAGE NINE ., Farmers. Bank Mem~r FDIC ' ' Your Comlftunity 'OV1raed S.11k ·' fA • • ~ ·.1 - · · F )o-#.A J1 ,"/1';,,./ "i', -~ ._,, . .., ; 1 I • t f .. ' .. ..... . . t- • ~ • �PAGE TEN BIG BEND REGATTA EDITION BIG BEND REG.A TTA EDITION PAGE ELEVEN ' 17th ANNUAL Big Bend \" Regatta ' l ~ JUNE 25 thru 28 ' ·' f> From Frog town U.S.A. , )~ ~ J• t,I 'i 1, \ o • \. 1 0 ~ • o I \ \ I ~ J, \\ I I o t o I I f t I t .t I I o I t I • f I ,o I I t I t t t I I t I o I otto 0 ' ' I I\ 0 o o o o o o t �. D REGATTA EDITION PAGE TWELVE ..... . ·, SEE ·YOU AT THE JUNE 25-26-27-28 Ohio Valley Plumbing .and Heating ' RACINE, OHIO' · Kingsbury HOmes sales and.Service OHIO •. • Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home ' •• IIIDDIDORT OHIO Simmons' Olds-Cad.;thev. POIEIOY, OHIO I l' '• • -' ' ~- ! Frog Beer Is made from .. . -Spencer's Fas ~ Chek · I · PAGE THIRTEEN- .. ., • I ' Diamond Savings &Loan . bv dv: foliowin~j businesses: Meigs Auto Parts POMEROY, OHIO Hartley Shoes, Inc. POI~Y, 11110 Sugar Run Mills POIIEIOY, OHIO Simon's Pick-A-Pair POIIERO~, OHIO Hops The ·Dai~ Sentin_ el .' G&J Auto Parts POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO Mark V Village ·Pharmacy ' MIDDL£PORT, OHIO MIOOU:PORT, OHIO Ace Hardware. Veterans Memorial Hospital MIDDU:PORT, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO HARDWARE . .. . POMEROY, OHIO . . _, I 'POIEIOY,OII) J&R Sports Shop POIEIOY, OHIO • �TION PAGE FIFTEEN A COOL IDEA. WITH HOT · POTENTIAL .. ~ ~heFedd IHISSf At APPI.IISONL•IO I FIEDDIIM ClHI RAL H()Mf AIR CONOI II()Nif!IG ANDH(A J PIJMP,..NO I tNSI All AIION TherMize(. System Heat Pump Air --· ThorMizer Coil .. - "It Works In Sequence With Your Furnace" • ,,.... ~ · Heat Pump A ir Conditioner ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE- Doug Offenbelser of San Diego, California aod his frog" Jumping Jack" put a lot of effort Into their actions during final competition at the aonoal Calaveras County Jumping Frog Jubilee at Angels Camp, Calif. Their jump was for a distance of 18 feet. The winner took first p~e with a distance of 18 feet six Inches. (AP Laserphoto). PAST QUEEN- Oae of the ...t q - of 1111 Bead Reptta Weekend Is Cathy Blaettnar, doughier of Mr. ud Mn. Jolm W. Blaettnar of Pomeroy. Cathy II now atteodlng Oblo Unlve~ slty In Atbeu. '' EWING FUN·ERAL HOME ENJOY THE REG!\ITA WEEKEND . Dignity an4 SenJice Always June 25-26-27 ·28 ffj . THE -SMALL' STORE WITH BIG DEALS .. GENERAL TIRE SALES 465 2nd 992-7161 Middleport, Ohio Looking For A n~\'f~l idea? 'Te"~e got ... ~urni<tlme1 10 GIVE, 10 KEEP, , OR 10 SliM YOU CARE ' •' Fun Time at the Big Bend ReydHI, Ph. 92-21139 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Ave. Am . Sends · . t.106 Butternut Of .?!Z-.Snt .~.~- . ..~. . . ~ . . . _.. . . .P.O.Jtl~r~Y.•. ~~~. . 4 GOOD I~ REASONS ' TO SEE YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR AGENT ·•LIFE one and only CJri11na1 Grande National Frotl Derby. to be held Saturday night beginning at 7 p.m. In addiUnn, the ticket entltlel the buyer to. one free ltralght I'ICt makes him (or her) ellllble for more than '1,600 In prlra In the .w.l Frog Sweepltakel. w • on yo.ur partecul1r requ~rements 1nd on local conditions. CALL TODAY FOR COMPLETE DET~ILS. . In The Gallipolis Area Call - D. ~ay Refrigeration One ol the bigelt q1l!ltionl to be answered Ill: How many ticketJ wiD Charles "Frog" Wayland ael1 thiJ year? Wayland, who holdla degree In Frogology, baa been for aeveral Yl!ll'l the top salesman for the frog tic:keb: Jut year, he IOicl approlimately 900. ww he reach 1,000? Who will be 1,oooth penon to buy I frog ticket from him? 1;.f» 14-388-9963 In The Point Pleasant Area Call ~- 1-304-675~5420 . ! In The Mason Area Call Mason Home Repair •HOME •HEALTH 1-304-77 3-91 08 Distributed By MIKE SWIGER 992-&685 . 149 S. 3rd St., Middleport, Cliio CITY ICE & FUEL CO. '· Of Point Pleasant ·~ Savp America's Valuable ~nergy* Enjoy The Big Bend Regatta June. 2S-~~·2Q ng Shulaw's Piumbl• -& Frog jockeys will ' • 'Outdoor temperoture 11 which lht F.lldde<t 11tol pump fillet ewer lht function of httling l•om your turnact'!l oppro•i,.,.te. Tilt oetuat chanoeo- point will depend Bulllrog membership tickets available ~~.,.Stile Pomeroy, Ohio ·•CAR ,....,.p, '1 'Established 1913 106 Mulbeny Awe. FROG POE'nlY - DR s.a-, 1111 laleld II lltenry, 1pe .. ..., ,.etrJ, a t.dler at Soalllen HIP Sdlool, lllavolved lafllllfpC&IMJ'• ..., ....... ae.dO' llleRmr Artiltl~ elwiM II 1111•1 ill I etllimalty projed at tile Bilae.d Rep&la an ..... mwtap, prlldl, lnPI*I. IIC'iiJA•e. ..•t•lnutJ adllteruy ..u·wm 1• • dllplay at tile Help 1'111 -~!7. Membet lllip tic:keb In the Oblo Society for Ull Prclnoti111 of Bullfrop are now on llle. The ticUtlc.wt eecb and admit the bearer to the Olio State Frog 992-2121 It may not mak~ any sense any more to rely solely or your furnace for heating. Why? Because the cost of gas. oil. and electricity are going . up very rapidly .. . and because thefe's always the danger that the availability of fossil fuels may be curtailed at any moment. Many people are saving on healing costs and enjoying peace of mind by installing and connecting aFeddersHeat Pump'rherMizerSystem to their existing furnace .to help with the heating and provide the added bonus of economical summer central air conditioning . Here's how the Fedders system helps insure heating' efficiency: A special TherMizer Control activates each system only when it's most efficient for that system to prQvide .heating .. . the Fedders heat pump when the outdoor temperature isabout 3Q•F or above . . . your furnace when it's below 30" F.' .. .. . . . ...... ..... ... . .. .. . , ~ ' ... • •.. . . . . . . ... . . ............ . ~ t •• • • • •The symbol of Appalactuan Power Company's conservation • • • program. co-sponsor of this ad. · · ~~~~~=~~=~~~ L....:=------.... . . . . ... :. - _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... - . . . . . . . . ·• . . • ....................... . . . . i ............. . . . . . . ' t" • ,. �BIG &END REGATTA ·EDIT . BIG &'END REGATTA EDITION . 'VISIT US DURING THE . ,. . -~ . BIG BEND REGATTA . .. · .,~· . CA.MDEN ]Jlile 2~26-27-28. can 1~ook tonight? PAGE SEVENTEEN · PA.RK *25 FUN FILLED RIDB * FREE PARKING · SPECIAL REBATEs FROM '1250 to '1750 * PICNIC GROUNDS TO US FROM FORD AND WE ARE PASSING' THEM ON TO YOU ON THE FOU.OWING Model * AMUSEMENT GAME~ FORD TRACTORS. * ROllER SKATING .* MINIATURE GOlF * REFRESHMENTS * CAFETERIA Ust PriCe . Sale Price '29,796 1 19,662 1 21,841 117,311 1 16,G42 114,627 1 12,229 7700 6600 5600 4600 4100 3600 251 " ·'22,..0 ~13,760 . REGULAR, BMIECuE cr EXTRA CRISPY. '16,112 . •12,791 ' HAVE A BARREL OF FUN ' •. '11,793 fried~- ' '10,911 '9,499 DALE HILL FORD TRACTORS w. Main WON'T HOP - The fact.that sometimes thoee frogs just won't jump on cue Js reflected In lhiB liny participant of the aonual Big Bead Regatta frog jump and race contests. • NO .FINER PLACE CHOW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT FOR CLEAN POMEROY, OHIO . · Pomeroy FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT. •·• WORK ON YOUR THIRST! In Outdoor · Recreation VISIT . 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(304) 42t-4231 Enjoy The Reptta June 25-~27-28 �· ~" ,p ""l \, ..•.. . .... ,.,, .,... ., \., , ' •1, ! ". · ~- •I • r .l 9 ~l•J J • ' • l' · ~ ol i: '· , } .. .. F'llOG8 - Frol jampllg provides fun for yOUDg and old alike at the 818 Bead Reptta. Pictured Is just a small part fo the crow•btfrndlac the 111111111 event. . ' ' RAIN- Rill may cramp the acUon of Big Bead Regatta Weekend b!rt sun the beat pa• u pnves by tills picture sbowiug queen contestants bravlug the raiD to take part Ia tile .-1 parade. . KEEP YOUR COOL At the End of the Pomeroy·· Bridge During The. Big Bend Regatta, June 25-26-27-28 COOL REFRESHMENTS PWS DELICIOUS SMIMIQIES WI1H ·ALL THE EXTRAS Car show has co-sponsors CASTING - WUdlHe offlcllll will apba coaduct a casting derby for yOIIII&Jiterl atteildiD& the Big Bead Regatta. Tbe event will be beld Saturday lllOI'IIlq with prbes offered wlnaen. Plctnred are wlnaen of another year. 'lbe Melp Connty Jayeees in cooperatklll with Cleland Realty' Inc., will ..,...... an antique clulk: lido lbDw CIIIS.turdly II a Pill al tile Bllllelld RepUa. 'I1Ie . . will be 1111 tbe lot of tbe SIJiiiMIII llotGr Co., frCIIII 1 te 4 p.m. ..,... wiD be 1J a - of can wltb tile lllp Cll' In eiCb clus TWIRLERS- Batlllil hrirlllll umpetiU- fiii!J a lq nle II the _.Ill lind RepttL nil year Director Judy RI&P wlll1ta1e- - • • • • IJ'OIIPI ud tldl wiD be a majareae featml te be beld at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Melp RIP SdiMlltadtum II Pomeroy. Pletartd are wiDen"another year. ' FOR THE FINEST SELECTION OF BAUM TRUE VALUE Welcome to Regatta City, USA June 25-26-27-28 . - - -- •• ~t o o hU• I, # • ~,1, • 4 I . . - ..... - - REGATTA .,.. . ..... Attend 1he ·17th Annual Iii Bend Regatta ~ ~ ~ -····~~~ • • ....• .. . ~<:. '='~ . ..r.;;..-,_.,., ... CHISTIR, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO .. • '· ..... . ..... , .. ;"' . ................. .. ~ ... • ... .. .• ,. .... t•"'-t~. .. . 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F":"tiE T,WENTY WASHINGTON (AP) _: 1be - ti,OOO tax.free In a ipeclal aavlnga Senate Fi.na!lce 'Cllnunlttee la plan. preparing to give l'resldtrit Reagan The Rj!publl~ Flnanthe tax-eut bill be wants, while ce Comm!Uee, wblch bad lo poStHOIIIe Democrata are unveiJlnl! a pone final action on the prelident's subltitule offering Jlllll'e nllef for plan Wednelday after lllelllb!n persona earning Jell than ~.ooo 8 began preaiJJa for speclaJ-Interel year. tu bieab, beaded for 8 final vote . Despite their dllagreementa on today.. : . . lllllll parts of .Reagan's tax plan, And Democrata on .·the \fouse HOUle and Senate tax committees Ways 8l!d Means. Committee planare . OOth recGilliJienilln tu Jn. ned to oflet 4etalla of their propoaal centlves for aavlnga. BllCh have for cuttllllllndlvldual t,ues. Instead voted to allow Individuals to eam of ~·· tiJree.year, 25 percent, ou an't ere etter • • Saving with ·growth and security • Travelers Checks • Money Orders • Safe Depo~it Boxes • Auto Loans· • Business Loans • Personal Loans WASHINGTON - Women can be excluded from milllary draft regiltratlon and any military draft, the Supreme Court ruled today. By a 8-3 vote, the justices ruled that the Milllacyselectlve Service AcUa COIIItltutlonal. Today'a dedalon overturned a lower court's ruling that the act is an WICOIIIIIItutlonal fonn of sexual dlacrlmlnatlm against men. The nation's highest court aald Congress can require young men to register for poaslble military service and require them lo sen-e even thouch young women face no such obligations. Separatists\dll two young men • Home Improvement Loans ' THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY .. SAN SEBAS'l'WI, Spain - Suspected Baaqllfl separatista shot ani! )lilled two Ylllll!ll men and critically wounded a third 88 they left a restaurant In the lluque town of Tolou, 14 miles -~of here. Pollee aaid lnakl Ubarpchl Erastarbe'and Juan Manuel Martinez cut8110; OOth 21 were ldlled Wednelday by the same type of bullets ~~ UMd IIJ. tbe _iluq._ ·...,.WU. Martillez Cutapo's liGthet; Pedro, wu wouuded In tile IIIIi*. • The brvlbln' ...-llld lbe au.dt wu a"lJilltelrr. -They l8ld their 10111 belmged to no political party and had never been tlnatened. Diamond prospector strikes it rich "THE FRIENDLY BANK KIMBERLEY, South Africa - a 40-year-old diamond' prospector struclt: .It rich with the dllcovery of a 148-carat, lilver dollar-sized diamond, the South African Preu .Aisoclatlm reported. , In Its l'l!ll'll't Wedneaday, SAPA quoled t!le,JII'OIIpeclor, Boet Sonnenberg, 88 aaylng the flawleaa diamond Ia worth about t4SO,IXXl. There w88 no Independent conflnnation of that figure. NA SOuth Korean pre~ident on tour OPEN M.W~ 9 til 3 Thurs. & Sat. .9 til 12 SEOUL, South Korea - President Chun DocHrnn left today for a 15-dly vialt to the capitala of the five nations In the Assoclatlon ~ Soutbeui.AIWI Nations- Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Tballand B!1d the Philippines. Calling the five ABEAN natlona "our allies,'' Chun said recent international developments have Increased the need lor cloaer ties In the region .. Friday 9 til 3 & 5 til 7 Winning lottery number MEMBER FDIC DEPOSITS INsURED TO $100,000. We don~e financial -matten, we are . to brag, but :when it comes to your . . the guys to see! Our trained staff .will give you friendly, personalized service ~ handling ALL your banking needs •• .and they1l help you get the most for your money._.So come on in and get to know us. f.:n be glad you did! . ~I' ·· ~ ~r ·i' AT TilE REGA1TA .......... ?t25-26-27·28 .,.,..., - Women~ be exCluded from draft ' CLEVELAND- 1be number aelected Wednesday night In the Ohio Lottery'sdail)'pme "Tile Nlllllber"la8911. The lottery repcl{ted earnlnp of tllllll,t'IUO from the wagering on the dra'll'lnC. l.Altlery ofllclala l8ld aalea prior to the dra'll'ini totaled -.ltll.i!O, and holders of winnln& Ucteta are entitled to share fl'/3,172. • Partly cloudy lllni8ht ~ Friday' Lowii!Dsbt In mid lo upper 50s. Higlll Friday In mid lo upper '1011. Chance of rain 2G pera!llt tonight andFrlday. WlndawwterlyiiHDJqlbtanlght. . Ill l'edOIIIoforeeu&- Satlll\llaythroughMmday: Fair Saturday and Mmday but a chance li abowerB and tlulderstorma on 8undly. Hl8hl froin the upper 'lOti to the mid-all. Lowlfl'OOI the upper OO.Io miHOI. ' across-the-board reduction, Democrats are calllng for a twoyear pla'n focualng on mra relief for couples arxl individuals with BMual incomell below ~.ooo. · However, the full committee is not ezpected to begin voting on personal tu ·cuts unW ·after returning from the Fourth of July recess. The Ways and Means Conunjttee voted ~ Wqlnesd8y to .allow Individuals lo avoid taxes on up to $l,IXXJ In Interest from a new oneyear aavlnga certificate. Couples could e1empt 12,000. 1be certificates could be l8sued only during the year beginning !lelt Oct: I. The Finance Conunlttee approved similar legislation Monday. · While ,the House plan pennlts only savings • inltllutiCIIS dealing In home mortgages to offer the certificates, the · Senate version would be available to any bank, savlnp and loan IIBiiOCiation or credit union. The aavlnp certificates would pay interest equal to 70 percent or the rate earned on one-year Trpsury bills. If the Treasury-bill rate were 15 percent, for example, the special certificate could pay 10.5 percent. Since that amount would be tax-free, it would be attractive to anyone whose tu bracket is 30 percent or higher. To pay for the new certificate, both committees agreed to change an exiBtlng law allowing a person $3ll and a couple $400 in lax-exempt interest. or dividends. Starting next Jan. I, that exemption would apply only to dividends and at half the current levels. In a second effort to spur aavlngs, I HIGH POJECI'- Darren Brewer of Middleport Is pictured wortiDg more tbaa 60 feet above the ground re-rooflnc tbe bell tower at the Middleport CbUTcb ct Christ Wednesday afternoon. Work on the project was =::::~. Scholarships 88 baathe doneFinance Committee already CIIrre~tlaw allows on1 le not covered b 8 co y ~on to d--•tu ~o$!500~ ea::'antRA ~... PThe ' isy ot •--ed a"""""'· money n ""' until withdrawn on retirement, resulting'in 8 considerably lower tax lor most people · Both committees have asreed to raise the llmit to $2 000 a year for people without com'pany pensions and for the first time allow people covered by company plans to set aaide up to$l,'IXXJ 8 year. During their aanual session Wednesday night, the Carleton College Board of Trustees asreed to award 123(Xllnscholarshipsthisyear. Funds for the scholarships are de . ed f . te t nv rom m res on money received from tl!e sale of the Carleton College property located In Syracuse. Recipients of this year's scholarships wiJ! be de~nnlned by the scholarship ~mnuttee. Malting up the scholarship corruruttee are Herb Parker, C. B. Weese, Millon Varian, dooe by Brewer 8.lld his son-In-law, Fred Baloy, Pomeroy. EarUer they put a new roof on the same cbUTch. Brewer said tbat he Ia planning on speclaliztq on church towers aDd beUrlet. total $2,300 · Robert Wmgett and Kathryn Crow. Scholarships are awarded to only those students who reside In the village of Syracuse. Deadline for submitting applications was June 23. F' li t' f ·d ti IVe app_ca &ons or cons• era on were recetved. In other business the board reelecled Herb Parker, president, Dick Ash, vice president, C. B. Weese, treasurer and Milton Varian secrelary: Reappomted as trustees for three year terms were Brooks Sayre, c. B. Weese, Geor. ge H?bna . n, C. L. .pa.-• tenon, Btll Etchinger, , Milton Vanan and Kathryn Crow. . The aanual rnee~ was set for the fourth Thursday m June of each year. Milton Varian save the secretary's report and Carl Weese the treasurer's !"'port. Attending were Parker, Weese, Varian, Ash, Carroll Neigler, Wingett, Herman London, Bill Eichinger, Dana Winebrenner, Ernest Sisson, C. L. Patterson, George Holman and Kathryn Crow. Commission has hearing The Meigs County Conuilissioners Tuesday held .the aanual proposed use hearing on revenue sharing fundsforl982. No individual or agency appeared before the board to make request or recommendations. Meeting with the commissioners 'Wil8 Phil Roberts, county engineer, who dilcu8led various hlshway projecla. Roberts reported that We is to be placed on a road In Salem Townahlp near the Walter Green residence. Roberts also reported patching baa begun on county road 25 and dust control is now being placed on county roads. FROG B1ANJtET - A "frog blanket" wBI be 011 of Custom Prialill8, Paul Gerard, ge11H8l chairman of dllplay lhlrlllC lite amma1 Big JleDd Regatta at Collom the Regatta aDd Brlu Ceade, a member of the Melp Prlalbtc, 141 E. Mala $L, Pomeroy. Pictured with the Couaty Jayceet,lpoDIOring group. llrle blanket are, left to rlgbt, Catllie Wood, operator Workers approve contract WASHINGTON (AP) - Coal mine construction warkera ratified a new contract Wednesday, settling their llrike and ending three mcriha of labor-managemant trouble that crtppled coal production in the East l!ld Mldwwt. Willard Eaaelltyn, secretaryta b ta ct the Unlled _ Mine WOitrera, 11111111111CIId ratlflcalion lhortly after 1 p.m. at the union's Jn. ternatlonal headquarters In w..,..,.tm. "Tile 111111 maJority" of the mine l!liiMindlon WCilkwl ..,..oved the Pld, be llid, llldllll tblt the new .-aaet wltb lbe .woclallon of Blla k r• 0 I tria Wlllld lUte lltc&II&II:.I.&IDI'ftaida). .,, r am. I ra ......... amn I 111-11 the Jala l!ld tbe Association of Bitwnlnous Contractors that the contract baa been ratified," Esselstyn told a news con- ference. Although no specific. vote totals were provided, Esselstyn said the contract was beinS approved by a better than 2-lmargln with virtually of all of the 1111jor construction !ocala reporting their retume. He said several smaller locals acattered around the country had not yet reported, but Indicated there was no way the trend could be reversed. Eaelatyn that "nobody knew for aure that this contract would be ratified," but aald be believed II wu a sooct dell lor the 11,100 UMW n•r••• who do c.Uillra.:tlm WCilt Ill mm.ttee. The strike by contlructlon workers was 90 days old on Wed- nesday. Both the UMW miners and construction workers struck the industry on Mareh 'll, when a tiJree. year contract expired. After weeks of wrangling at the bargaining !able, reprelentatives ell the 180,000 miners and the Bituminous Coal Operatora Aaaoclatlon reached an accord on Maya!. Eight days later, the m1nen ap, proved the contract by a better tball :H 11111'gin. But the conatructiall worlr.era, who have . . . . . ~ l:rad with the Alloclllkln al Bltumitloul CoolrJclon, bed liCit ~ ruched. aettlement. . ' The COIIItrul.'tlol IIOIUq · II. ' (Olntinued on pqel41 · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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