http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e693fa27d1d973a871b3eeee710853f5.pdf 7cda16dbdf8c15cc62da4d509f4e4743 PDF Text Text kl Wednudlly, July 24. 1 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Inside today: BRIDGE ••• • We Resetve The Right To limit Quantities STORE" HOURS . Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM By the Bend ......... Pages 7, 8 Classilieds ....... Pages 8, 9, 10 Comi<....,·1V ............. Page II Deaths ................. .. Page 12 Editorial ................. Page 2 Sports ..•..• .••..•.. Pages 3, 4, 5 ,• e 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. Vof.35. No .71 Copyrighted 1985 ROGER TACKETI' PRICES E'FFECTIVE THROUGH SAT., JULY 27, 198'5 New veterans' office opens • COLUMBUS - A new office in the executive branch of stale government has been created to help assist Ohio's veterans with their problems. The Governor's Office of Veterans Affairs has been established to .advise the governor on veteran related matters and to coordinate veteran matters with county veteran service officers, soldiers' relief cornmlsslons and with the Veterans Administration. It will also coordinate with the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services on job trainIng and related matters. The office will be an expeqsion on .t he existing capabilities of the Division of Veterans Affairs located In the AdjutalJt General's Department. Roger Tackett, Adminlstratl!!e Assistant to the Director of the Governor's Office of Veterans Affairs visited Meigs County earlier this week, meeting with county Veteran Service officer Hugh Cus- Whole Fryers ••••••• 4.9~LB. SUPERIOR Rock ... . • Lunch Meats ••••••• $129 SUPERIOR FRANKIE . oz. 99< Wl·ene ~rs •••••••••••••••• LB. - Governor's Office of Veterans' Affairs, State House Annex, Room 11, Columbus, Ohio 43215, 614-41i65453. For lnformatlon locally write Hugh Custer, 114 Mulberry Ave., .formerly of 45769 or call 992-2820. 12 Pkg. TV roles on "McMillan & Wife" and "Dynasty," had AIDS. a deadly disease that ~reaks down the body's immune system. If the diagnosis is confirmed. Hudson would he the first celebrity known to have the disease, which strikes mostly homosexual men. He looked gaunt and tired at his most recent public appearance last week In Carmel, Calif., with former co-star Doris Day. "I have always loved Rock very much," Day said on hearing of Hudson's hospitalization , "and I'm praying for him.'' AI the White House, Nancy Reagan, who had known Hudson from the years she and the prcslden t spent In Hollywood, expressed her $179 Round Steak •••••••• _, Chuck Roast •••••••• 99< LB. . Ground Beef ••••••• $109 Bananas ••••••••••L:•••• 29.< I Hospital news I GRADE A EXTRA LARGE Eggs ••••••••••••••••••••• 59< Veleram; Memorial Monday admissions - Mary Friend, Syracuse; Linnie Crary. Reedsville: Harold Brannon. Reedsville: Delbert Bollinger. Pomeroy; Beatrice Blake, DOZ. VALLEY BELL Answers 49 fire calls The Middleport Fire Department answered 49 calls during the month of June Including 10 fire calls and 39 emergency calls, Fire Chief .Jeff Darst reports. All vehicles were driven lOllO mlles during the ·2°/o Milk ••••••••••••• $1 '69 GAL. ,,ro'.;,;,.; J.';.l;_::...;,r•;;--~~-,.--_,_..., . CHARL£STON. S.C. iUPJ 'Hurricrule Bob wai!oped the ritzy South Cru·o!ina coa;t with 92 mph winds and 10-foot wnves toda)'. toppling tr'E'('S and knocking out power to thousands. but authorities said th£> storm packed more blust er than bite. Thousands of p<'Oplc fled Bob's l>urgconing- fury ix'forr th<' storm thundered a'hor(• at Fripp Isla nd. pounding th<' state's tourist-rich "Grand Strand" with up to 8 inches of rain and spilling white-ca pped wavf's int o downtown st t'ff'ts. But at daybreak.· authorities reported no deaths or injuries a nd forecasters dow ngraded Bob 10 a tropicai.stOJm befor·edawn. "A lot of penple who wer.e scarcty power ~arly today. cats couldn't wait it out. We about · Fort Sumter, wherethefirstshot s floated away but we weathered it of tl)e Civil War were fired, was out," said a Folly Beach police pounded by 77 mph gusts and the dispatcher. Coast Guard station at Folly Beach Bob moved Inland, rapidly losing reported 92 mph winds . streng1h , and the storm's refugees stat1ed returning home to survey property damage. "Bob is oow a tropica l storm. This was just an extremely minimal hunicane, just bqrcly over the · threshold of a tmpical storm in the first place. " the National Hurricane Center's Hal Gerrish said. Hurricane forecasters sa id the major impact· of the storm was felt from Edisto Beach to Charleston, where iO.OOO homes were without r----Local briefs--~ Two escape injury_ in wreck '1\vo Meigs Cou nty r·esidents escaped injury when the vehicles they were driving collldrd Wednesday morning at the Intersection of Meigs County ;!5 and Township Road 129, about one-haif mile north of Oh io 124 . · ' 'T1u• GC~IIia-Mc-igs post of the State Highway Patrol said a caidrivcn by Charles W. Heck. 81, of Rt.l. Portland, was southbound on .1!i. wh(•n a ilorthbound pick-up. operated by Albert E. Holman. 21. of Ohio 124, R;1cinP. allegedly utt cmpled,a left turn onto 129 and struck Hccl( s ear in the right side. i;lolh v<'h idcs sustained moderate damage in the 8:31 a.m. accident. !loopers said . Holman was £harged by the patt·oi with failure to yield the right of WO)' when twnlng left. A Meigs Coun ty m;m was cited by the patrol following a two-car 1111• j){ltrol 'aid George W. Lovell, 75, of Athens, was northbound on BANQUET 7. around ~~'''t'n · tcn lhs of a mile north oft he Gallia County line, when TV Dinners •••••••••••• 69<. HAWAIIAN PUNCH Fruit-Drink •••••••••• 99< LB. 64 Oz. Bottle VALLEY BELL PREMIUM Pork & Beans'::: 4 /$1 Ice Cream •••••••• •••••• •••••• · • .. . . . . . . . .... ' • • • • • • •··~··C(MU~·······• VEL YET • •• PAPER TOWELS • • • Jumbo • • Rolls I I ' I I I I I Umil 3 Ptr Cunomtr Good Only At Powell's Coupon bpins July 27, 191S I • • ··m.r~······. •• • ••••• I • • DETERGENT 10 LB., I OZ. •• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• TIDE • $629 Umil 1 hr (utlomtr Good Only At Powell's ·coupon hpirts July 27, 1915 ' • ••••••••••••• •• •• •• • •• • BRIGHT EYES •• CAT FOOD •• • •• 6.5 oz. Until 4 hr Curtomer •• GaM Only At Powell's • ( ....... bpiiWS July 27, 1915 • ••••••••••••••••••••' 4f$1 ~~~r d1 iwn IJ)' Michael R. Stcw"rl, 28, of Rt. 1. Mlddlepor1, reporlt-'<11~· puiJr'{] from a private drive and struck LoveD's car in the right side. :\o injurk•s were reported in Ihe 1: 25 p.rri. collision, which troopers s11id cauSf'fl heavy damage to Lovell's car and light damage to Stewart's. Stewart was chru·ged by troopers with failure to yield . I (j()(J~ •• • a Southern physicals Saturday 'It GAL.$ 3/Sl I ,.. aecidrnt \\'PdnPsclay afternoon on Ohio 7. SHOWBOAT The Big Bend Little League All Stars will play Marietta. 6 p.m. tonight (Wednesday), In the Belpre Little League All Star Tournament .at Belpre. Big Bend and Marietta are the only undefeated teams In the 15-team doubl~limlnation touma · ment.'J'hewinner advances to finals on Sunday. •k, .. who had worked as a maintenance mechanic at the plant. . He is theflrststriklngworkertobe fired since the walkout began. C&SOE said It also planned to file criminal charges in connection with the rock-throwing incident. . The company also is considering disciplinary -action against another employee allegedly Involved in the Incident . Hurricane Bob now tropical storm . LB. Looking saddened, she recalled that when Hudson attended a state <!Inner about a year ago, she remarked at how thin he was, and she said he _told her it was "a bug I picked up in Israel." The ruggedly handsome Hudson stood 6-feet-4 and weighed over 2!XI pounds during his prime moviemaking days, which included a series of romantic comedies with Doris Day such as "Pillow Talk. But he is hest known lor his role as the patriarch in the movie classic "Giant." Play this evening . Supervisors from entering and leaving the mills. but does not limit the number of pickets. AcourtspokeswomansaidBroadwater'sorderalso prohibits Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel !tom "Jnfring· ing" on the USW's right to picket. USW Dlstric( 23 Director Paul Rusen in Wheeling said the company went to court because union members had locked an unspecified number of company supervisors in the four piants. "Some of the membership decided they were not going to let the supervisors Jn or out' of the plants," Rusen said. "The membership had locked them Jn. We told them they shouldn't do th;Jt." . Ru5en sald he does not know how many supervisors were locked Jn. About 8,2!Xl Wheeling-Pitt employees in West Virginia, Ohio alld Pennsylvania were in the fifth day of a strike against the nation's seventh largest steelmaker. · The employees went on strike Sunday after faiiitl g to reach agreement with the company on wage and benefit concessions the company said it needs to reorganize under Chapter 11 bankruptcy . were Injured • when hit by flyln~ glass. the company said in a statement issued Wednesday. l!hout 1,400membersofLocal1466 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workersstrucktheutillty J uly 15. C&SOE officials refused to reIease the name of the fired worker. but he was Identified by a union spokesman as Michael McClain. ~.;:.i~~ftig ~!-11-'".•l: sorrow over his condition. ; ~.racuse. ' tjlonday discharges - Mabel M~ler, Clara Slater. Alma Woods. Tuesday admissions Lois ', _sayre. Mason; Sarah Calaway, Coolville; David Tiemeyer, Pomeroy; Madeline McClung, Pomeroy; Edith Lanning, Pomeroy ; William Morrts, Pomeroy. Tuesday discharges - Thomas Lambert, Clair Dorst. Lottie Leonard, Ida Whlle1 Elsie Mae Brewer .. William Ric'hmond ; Saralt Calaway. By ( Jnlled Press International The stril«' iorn and bankrupt Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steei Corp. went to county ;ourts in Ohio and West Vn·gnua Wednesday, trymg.. to Ioree striking employi'<'S to allow super-Visory personnei access to four plants a nd asking a limit on the number of pickets. · Jefferson County. Ohio, Common Pleas.Judge John Mascio ordered lhc United Steelworkers unioln to . allow Wheeiing·Piit supervL'iOrs to enter and leave mills in Yori<V ilie and Steubenville: Bula fellow judge later ruled the order null and void, saying proper procedures were not followed In assigning the case. Mascio's nullified order also refused to grant a company request· to limit pickets at the Steubenv ille and Yorkville mills. However. Common Pleas Judge Dominick O!iviio ordered sheriff's deputies not to obey Mascio's order and said he would hear the case at a later date. In West Virginia, Ohio County Circuit Judge Craig Broadwater granted a ~utual Injunction covering Wheeling-P itt's Follansbee and Beech Bottom mills in Brooke County. The order restrains the USW from prohibiting · COLUMBIJS tUPII - The Co-' lumbus & Southern Ohio E!Pcti·ic Co. is preparing to file ct'imlnal char·ges against <• striking worker \vho was fired Wednesday in connection wit.h a rock-throwing incident at a genera tin g plant. • A rock was hurled lhrough the window of :1 food delivery truck at C&SOE's Poston GenPraling LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE en tine 2 Sections, 12 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, T!lUrsday, July 25, 1985 C&SOE plans to file charges U.S.D.A. CHOICE Continued from page 9 at 25 Cer,u A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Steel firm goes to, court in Na01e McKinney ilew effort to limit picket number .county dog warden, . GRADE A ter. For more information, write: • 2 QT. KOOL-AID . Physicals for Southern High School and Junior High football pla)•crs, girl's volleyball and cheerleaders wlli be given by Dr. John Ridgwa)· and Dr. E. S. Villanueva Satunlay at the football building. Those not att ending must pick up a physical card at Southern High School and ma ke their own arrangements. !twas a lso announced all Southern High School football players will be fitted for helmets 12: 30Satun:lay in I he football buDding. .. . Motorcycle damaged in accident IIIEGAS-36 ..01 10/Sl Umit 1G hr Customer Good Clftly At Pewtll's 1915 HemT damages were incurred to a motorcycle In an accident a !the Main and Cout1 Sts .. lntersectlon In Pomeroy Wednesday-afternoon . A motorCyci<' cltwn by Herman Taylor, Pomeroy, stopped at the traffic light was suuck from the rear by a truck driven by Roger Hubbard. Middleport. Hubbard was cited for faUure to have his vchicil' under cont ml. Hysell out on $20,000 bond .Tracy Franklin Hysell, charged w'Ith aggravated mun:Ier in connec1 tion with tlle beating death of Douglas A. Rosenbaum , entered a plea of Innocent to the charge when he was arraigned Wednesday before Judge Charles Knight In Meigs · County Common Pleas Court. At the request of Hysell's attorney, William Conley, of Gallipolis, a hand hearing was also held . Testifying in.-21 year-old Hysell 's behalf were his parents, Aaron and Grace Hysell, syracuse, and Ri chard 1\4. and Esther DeMoss, Pomeroy, parents Qf Hysell 's fiance, Kal'la DeMoss. All four said under oath they willing to sign for a bond to release Hysell from jail and secure his appearance in upcoming court related action. Rick Crow , Meigs County prose.. cuting anorney. asked the cour1. "because of the serious nature of the charge," to continue a $50,000 hand as wa.:; set last Friday by Judge Patrick · O'Brien in Meigs Coun ty Cour1. Bond for Hysell , who has no past record and was recently honorably . discharged from the U.S. ·Marincs. was set by Judge Knight ai $20.000. Before setting bond, the judge pointed out that it was a '' rarity to have people willing to sign bond and take risks" when the charge is so serious. the judge told Hysell he must continue to reside with his parents and they must know where he is at all times. Paperwork was completed and according to a sheriff's department spokPSman, Hysell was released from the Meigs County Jail about 12 noon Wednes· day. Hysell had been In custody in Meigs County since authorities arrested him July 16. . Following the hearing, the judge said his decision to set the low bond was based on Hysell 's past service record. A discovery date for submission of Information related to the case was. set by the judge for Sept. 6. A trial date was set for Dec. 9. up s aIary to $8 5oo· · ' By NANCY YO ACHAM Sentinel Staff \Vritcr The appointment of a new dog warden for the county and a raise in salary for that position came Wednesd'ay when the MeigS' County Commissioner-s met in regular session. The commissioners voted un· animously to hire Bill McKinney as county dog warden. at a yearly salary of $8,500. McKinney has lx>cn acting dog warckn since C'lan"nCC' Taylor resigned the position on July 3. Qnp other application for the position was reviewed bY the board. The commission is.able to raise the dog warden's salruy by $2,500 because fees to a veterinarian for euthanasia serv1ces ar (> bemg eliminated since McKinney I> ·certifie<! to perform these duties himself. Prior to the raise. tlle dog warden' s yearly salar-y had been $6,(00, That portion of the salar-y comes !rom county revenue sharing funds. Commissioner David Koblentz pmposo.-d that a concrete block buildin g be const meted near the county 's dog shr\tcr for euthanasia purposes atld as an officP .and storage facility. The local humane society had planned to move an already curt,ru<'IN bullcllng on the site, at their expense, with the county to 'pay for new fen cing. However , Koblentz is concernC<-1 that vandal s cou ld dnmag~ a building that isn't made of block. According to Koblcntz, the eSt imat E-d cost to bui ld the block faciltl ' is ahoul $4,600, not including plumbing, heat ing nor electrica l needs. Koblentz is in favor of the board working out d cost-sharing arrangement with the humane society. Commissionvr Rich .lone's sug· gPsiPd that KoiJIPn tzflrst discuss Ihe ' The commission is st ill consider- ing raising dog llcense fees m October to go in effect J~n. 1986. Meanwhile, Meigs County Court Judge Patrick O'Brien requested additional funds for use II) paying court appointed atlomey fees. O'Brien sa id he expected about $1,500 to $2,(00 would be needed to finish out the year. • O'Brien's account for this purpose was raised in 19&5 from $4.@ to $5,000. However, it was pointed out that the account ran short In Oct. 19&1 and sm 1985 funds had to be used to make up the 1981 difference. The judge explained to the board that he determines Jndigentcaseson an Jndividuai basis and does not appoint 'Counsel for anyone em· played. with a bank account, or with unencumbered property or vehicles. But the majority of county court cases "are people who are !XJOr" the judge sa id . The commission agreed it was a necessary expense and wiii decide how much can allotted the judge at this time. Phil Roberts, county engineer, repor1ed workers may begin (X>Ur· ing concrete for the Fisher's Big Wheei store a t Laure I Cliff as early as Friday. ! Roberts also reported that road patching has been finished on Happy Hollow Rd. Roberts said the county highway department will Continued on page 12 \ Gallia man, 31, apparent drowning victim Wednesday A Gallia County man drowned Wednesday afternoon in a swim· ming accident at Krodel Pa r k In P.oint Pleasant, W.Va. , authorities sa id . The victim was identified as .Jimmy Dean Racer, 31, of Rt. 1. Patriot, according to Point Pleasan t MayorJ. J. Wedge. Racer was pronounced dead a t Pleasant Valley Hospital by D r. John Grubb. Mason Countyme<! ica I examiner. about .lJ minutes aftE'r the 12:30 p.m. accident. · We<!ge said Racer, who could not swim. had walked in ahout four feet of water to a wooden dock-toward a deeper part of the lake when he apparently fell in1o the water . Relatives and friends of Racer were in the area when the accident happenE'd . but apparently thought he was ioking when he came up for !Contin ued on page 12 1 • hegins m New taxi service Middleport, Pomeroy July 29 Middleport Mayor Fred lloffman announced today the new taxi service will b<' In opera tion in Middlepm and Pomeroy IX' ginning Monday, J uly 2'J. The mayor SUited that through the cooperation of Middleport a nd Pomeroy vill age cou ncil s (I gra nt was obtained through the Ohio Departm('nt of Trartsport<J!ion to subsidi7.e the taxi ratPs for 1t1e communities. The t axi service will be ope-rated ·by Willi a m Snouffer who wil l have a . taxi in both Middleport and Pornr- roy. Taxi service wil l be available !rom 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 8a. m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays. Hou rs could possi bly be extended if there is more de mand for the service. Tokens for the taxi servi ce will be sold for $1 to the general public and for 50 cents io the elderly and handicapped. On~ toke n will pur· chase a i'ide anywhere within the sumc community where you ar e picked up and to certain areas out side the community as outlined on a ra1e ma p at village hall. READY FOU SERVICE- Gary SnooHer and his father, William ~nouffer, are plcllrred with the two Blue Streak cal>! which wUl go Int o operation in Meigs County Monday. \\lith oHices at 107 Sycamore St., Pom.eroy, tht• cah tOtnfli.UIY will operate frmn 7 a.n\, to 7 p.m. , Moodayslhrough Fridays, andlrom 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. mr Satunlays. Vehicles tL<;I'd are air coodilioned monlh. • I idea in del ail with the humane society. Jones noted that written permission from the fairhoard would be needed before any additional structure, either t.empor· ru-y or permanent., could be put at the site which is located on the county fairgrounds. Koblentzalsoproposed a measure which would provide for a $5 adopt ion lee, a$1a day hoard lee and a $5 reclaim fee at the dog shelter. These fees are acceptable by stale law and would provide additional funding for the facility he pointed ou t. The proposal died for lack of a motion as both .lanes and Manning Roush passed on the issue. .. Charg-es of $1 per mile will he made for rides outside the designated areas. These tokens are ava ilable in Middleport at Village Pharmacy, C· K Super Market. Fruth's Phar· macy and Middleport village haiL Tokens may be purchased In Pomeroy at Swisher .and I.JJhse Drugs, Ebersbach Hardware. ani:! the Senior Citizens Center. The mayor stati?d N;-sidcnts are urged to take advantage of this low cost service when needed by ca lling 992·7075 . and have been specially painlL>d and markL'II as cal~~;. Is till;' first tbne In many months that <;ah scrvk•c has been nvailalllc locally and the program, inaugural.t.'<l by thesl"ior Snouffer, is l)Cingsultildlzed by state and federal flmds. Tokens at 50 '-"nl~ each are avallallle to senior citizens, the cld••rly and handicapped and permit each tokon provides a Sl .c ah lare ride. '111l~ �• Thursday. July 26, 1985 Commentary 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio been increasingly shadowed by the lawn, somebody named Marcus !louses a Soviet naval base operatauthoritaria!l methods and, inevitafrom 25 to 30 warships and Ing was the front-runner in the race for bly, a good deal of corruption. The auxlllaries In the South China Seas: . the party's presidential nominawho have long local communists, Our own principal base In the area tion. Indue course he won lt, as well ·maintained Insurgent forces in the is Clark Field on · the major · as the ensuing election, and )le has · Pllllipplne lslan!l of Luzon, and countryside on certain islands in tbe been president of the Republic of archipelago, are growing bolder without lt and the port !acUities the Philippines ever since. In the intervenlng two decades, afforded to our Navy by Manila we ' and moving litto the cities. More ominously, the anti-Marcos forces Ferrllnand Marcos has been a loyal would be hard put to protect vital now Include a good many nonfrtend of Uncle Sam In an area of AmeriCan and allied Interests in the communist leftists who are exthe globe where the United States region. Unfortunately the MarCos era, pllctly anti-American, plus others has, to · put It mildly, had its who are not yet outspokenly so but problems. Vietnam is now wbolly like many another long political who are nonetheless resent our communist, and Camranh Bay regime in the developing world, has continued support of Marcos. Fl· nally, the powerful Influence of the Catholic Church, as well as that of certain disaffected business Interests, are being thrown Into the scales against Marcos (lfhO suffers from kidney trouble and is reportedly on dialy~ls). It Is not hard to foresee the course events may follow. the jnternatlonalleft-liberal attacks on Marcos will intensify, and opposition to him at home wm Increase. He will respond with repressive measures based on mllltary S\lpport. and lose what little credit he stUl has abroad. Economic distress will worsen . A multi-party junta will overthrow the Marcos regime, with belated and halfhearted support from our State Department. Within a couple of years it w1U transpire that ' slightly over. half !We junta When I checked Into the Hotel DEVOTED TO THE INTERESts OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ .........,...~~d~,::::::a ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Asslstapt Publlshe•/Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor Manila on Nov. 18, 1964, In the course of a leisurely trip arounll the world, I was considerably annoyed because I couldn'tget a room with a tub bath. It turned out that I had arrived In the mldst of a convention o! the Nicionalista Party. which ,(•as being held at the famous old hotel. Judging by the pins , on the delegates who swarmed through the corridors, and by the bellum balloons supporting slogans out of LETTERS OF OPIN l ON arc w<'lcomP. They shou ld b(' less than .100 word'> ion ~ . All If'! tel 'S ar£' sub)C'rlloNi itlnlil and mus1 I>C' s l~;:ncd wilh namf'. address and tel£'phone numbf'r. No unsigned 1<'11crs will b(• publlsh£'d . l..ettrrs should hf' tn goOd taste. addressi ng issues. not JX'rsonai!Hes . :Wired for hazard The observation that "justice del ayed Is justice denied" dates back to 19th century Victorian England, but It's applicable to a "'!"temporary legal . dispute in this country. For almost a decade, thefedeal courts have sought-with only limited success - to detetmine whether aluminum wiring used in the electrical i:trcuits of homes and other buildings poses a serious Ure hazard. · Copper traditionally has been used for that purpose, but supply 'shortages and price inct·easesaffecting that metal during the late 1960s and early 1970s induced electrical contractors to turn to aluminum as a substitute. Some two million homes were wired with aluminum between 1965 and 1973. Although long used for hi gh-tension utility wires, a luminum' s physical :Properties can lead to the generation of Intense heat- and sometimes lire - unless the wire is installed with great care and connected to specially l!esigned terminals. After 1973 the industry devised a new and safer system for aluminum wiring. After testing electrica l clrcufis In hundreds of homes in four staes, one independent research organization concluded that "the risk of an aluminum wired home having at least one (electrical) receptacle reaching fire hazard condition was 55 times that for a copper-wired home." After a four-year Investigation, the Consumer Product Safety :Commission In 1977 filed a civil suit suit in federal court against more than ~two dozen manufacturers of aluminum wire an~ associated components. That lawsuit sought to have aluminum wiring systems declared "Imminently hazardous consumer products" on the grounds that. they exposed the public to " imminent and unreasonable rls~ of fire leading to death or severe personal injury." But one year earlier, the Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp., the :nation's largest producer of aluminum wiring, had filed a civil suit against the CPSC in federal court in Wilmington, Dei., alleging that the commission had disseminated ''incomplete, inaccUrate, unfair and r)lisleading Information'' about the company's product. After years of lltlga lion in trial courts, then in federa l appeals courts In Philadelphia and here in Washington, the Issue was finally resolved in 1982 with a judicia l ruling that the CPSC lacked jurisdiction to regulate household aluminum wiring systems because they technically were not a "consumer product." In 1977, however, an event occurred that overshadowed all of the legal wrangling; A fire In the crowded Beverly Hills Supper Club In Newport, Ky. killed 165 people unable to escape the rapidly spreading blaze. The suspected cause was pre-1973 aluminum wiring. but again that theory had to withstand a court challenge. More than a dozen electrical _manufacturers were named as defendants In a civil suit flied by the "victims' survivors. A federal court jury concl~ded in 1980 that aluminum wiring was blameless for. the disaster- but that ruling was overturned by the federal appea ls court in Cincinnati on the grounds tha t one of the jurors acted Improperly. A new trial was ordered and in mid-July of this year a jury in U.S. : District Court in Ashland, Ky., held that aluminum wiring was indeed the · ptincipal cause of the fire . By then, however, all but one of the defendants : had reached out-of-court settlements. Ka iser. for example, settled for $1.2 · million. Underwriters Labora tori es. the industry's research organization whose testing supposedly ensures the safety of electrical products. paid $8.'i0. !XX!. Today- eight years after the night-club fire. nine years a fter the first . lawsuit was filed and 12 years after the CPSC launched its Investigation; the victims '. families have received a small measure of symbolic justice. · ~Today in history Today is Thursday, July 25. the 206th day of 19&'i with 159 lo follow . The moon is leaving it s first quart er. The morning stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercury and Sa. tum . Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. They include artist Maxfield Parrtsh in 1870, actor Walter Brennan in 1894, and actress Barbara Harris in 1935 (age 501. Letters to the editor For the record ... I am writing this letter to a nswer :the critics of Lionel Boggs pertain, 'tng to his recent letter to the editor. : For the. record, I would like to point · out that Lionel has many quall fica . tions in his favor which would ,:permit him to criticize the .modern :<lay music. First of all , as a youth he •attended the Bradbury Slopan :School of Music. He also studied by Lionel hesitates to publish it. Also, Lionel wrote the lyrics to "When the Soup Begins to Droop Down Father's Vest." He is reported to be . writing a new song, "I Lost My Possum at Little Leading Creek." Lionel is Ihe promoter for John Dill, the famous Middleport ha rmonica player. He is trying to book John wit h the Grand Ole Opry in / correspondence und er Co nrad : Scholl. a very promine nt 1\lUSician. Nashville. : He a lso knew Horace Heidt , : Charles Asa Bradbury and Cally musician but he come~ from a very Lionel is not only an outstanding rnusical family. He is a third cousin twice removed of Sebastian Bach, :: Lionel is the only Individual living being related through his maternal · who has played both In a high school . great-grandmother. : ma~hlng band and In a football During the silent movies era. · 'ganne on the same day. Several Lionel was thrUJed by the playing of ' : years ago when he was a junior in the Wilham Tell Overture, This : high school, the drummer o!.the song was always played when the : Middleport High .School Marching good guys were about to knock over ·. Band became Ill prtor to the the bad guys. He attended many ': half.time activities. Lionel was movies at boh the Electric and ·forced to leave the dressing room at Majestic Theaters in Pomeroy and ·halftime a nd return to the field lo the Old Liberty Theat.er In Middlebeat the drum. In the third quarter port. This song, the William Tell be ran for two touchdowns against Overture,. is his favorite and he . Wellston. This was a remarkable hums it when he is about to make . ·, achievement, don't you think'! At hts charge on the golf course. ·least Ripley thought so. Ail of these above really qualify There is, however, one thing thai Lionel as an ex!l"rt in music. Please really qualifies Lionel as an expert give credit where credit is due. In music . He collaborated with Carry on! - Fred W. Crow, Herschel Buckner In writing the Chairman of the Committee to elect song, "Army and Navy; Chicken Lionel Boggs to the Meigs County , and Gravy; and then some." This Music Hall of Fame. song would be a hit anyw_h ere but •.Cr.i ns on a personal basis. . . ' 'Page 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, July 25, 1985 Owners have an offer ·Philippine time bomb.____w_ill_iam_A_._Rus_h_er The Daily Sentinel LSm~ ~ ~v . . Pomeroy-Middleport. .Ohio neutral~ed ' Toronto's 'rna~ number' cut to six can or Pentagon 'land grab'___Ja_ck_A_nd_ers_o_n_&_Jo_se_p_h_Sp_e_ar WASHINGTON -The Pentagon has quietly asserted control over millions of acres offederalland in a move that puts the.Defense Department squarely at odds with Big Oil and on the side ot' environmenta lists. · The strange "lang grab" involves huge portions of the Outer Continental Shelf that the Interior Department wants to lease to the oil and gas industry for offshore drilling. The Pentagon has designated 115 million acres of the underwater "land" off-limits to exploitation. By comparison, the total amount of wilderness protected from development In Alaska . and the lower 48 states is only 89 million acres. The Pentagon claims that preservation of the offshore areas is vital to submarine and other operations required for national defense. The appearance of oil rigs and exploration equipment would make these military operations difficult if not impossible, the Pentagon says. Here's what our associate Donald Goldberg has learned abou t the bureaucratic battle: The ocean-bottom land has been a subject of controversy ever since then-Secretary of Interior James Watt proposed leasing nearly a billion acre• for oil and gas development four years ago.-Partly on environmental grounds, Congress Imposed a moratorium on· some of the leases, covering about 45 mllllon acres. The Pentagon's secret war with the Interior Department has been going on ever since. "Disagree· ments between the agencies were well hidden," wrote an expert tn the congressional Office of Technology Assessment. "However, what was once handled on a routine case-bycase hasis seems now to be turning Into a problem too broad and complex to be dealt with ad hoe." Complicating the matter Is tbe lack of clear authority over withdrawal of public lands for military purposes. One law gives this lXIWer to the president and the defense secretary; another gives It to Congress. Playing it safe, the Pentagon refers to Its assertion of authority over the offsbore land · merely as "deferrals" of development. In testimony last year before a House subcommittee, one defense official said the Pentagon supported tt.e congressional ban for national security reasons. Several weeks later, the same official told another subcommittee the Defense Department opposed the morato- While the NAACP was supportIng CBS in Its battle against a hostile takeover by Atlanta entrepreneur Ted Turner. CBS was stabbing its ally in the back. The NAACP's argument In CBS' favor said that Turner. the celebrated "mouth of the South," didn't have CBS' sensitivity on racial matters. But CBS' recent action makes Turner seem like a dedicated freedom fighter and the network an apologist for the worst kind of racial stereotypes. First, some history. Thirty-four years ago, In late June 1951, the NAACP held a national convention In Atlanta. One of the most urgent concerns was television, a subject now for both the NAACP and the nation. · The NAACP, then as now the largest national voluntary association of black people fighting for civil rights. had decided to respond to an attack this new medium had leveled on black America. It was the airing of a show on CBS that was being transferred to tbe new medium from radio, a sbow which broke ground · In television only because It had an all-black cast. For those of you too young to have seen tbat series, "called "Amos 'n Andy, " here's what you missed: a show written, directed and produced by white men. featuring ' black men who never had or sought a job - a vicious stereotype most Americans hoped had vanished with the minstrel shows. As the NAACP sald in a 1951 lawsuit against CBS, the show "strengthens the conclusion among unlnlormed and prejudiced people that Negroes are lnlerior, lazy, dumb and dishonest. Every character In his one and only show with an ail-Negro cast is either a clown or a crook. Negro doctors are shown as quacks and thieves . Negro lawyers are shown as slippery cowards, Ignorant of their profession and without ethics. Negro women are shown as c aclding, screaming shrews In big-mouth close-ups using street slang just short of vulgarity." The show had been a favorite of Americans on radio since the early 1930s. Its main characters, portrayed on radio by· Freeman Gosden and Charles Otrrell, two white actors, were described by media hlstorlal J. Fred McDonald as "classical minstrel figures." Amos Jones (eventually played by Alvin Childress) was a low-key, compliant Uncle Tom. He and his wife, Ruby, were an unhumorous two-some who tried to bring reason and levelheadedness ·to bear upon their rascally Harlem friends. Andy, whose full name was Andrew Hogg Brown (played by Spencer Williams Jr.). was an easygoing dimwit who always had an eye for a pretty girl and never ceased to be duped by his supposed friend. In George "Kingtlsh" Stevens (portrayed by T!ln Moore), the show presented the sterro-typical sc heming ~<coon" tinued for years In syndication. It was not until 194j6 that CBS agreed to wltltdraw the sbow. Now .the president of the CBS Broadcasting Group, Gene Jankowski. has begun to test public sentiment on reviving this scandalous'outrage and on allowing It to be seen on American television once again. He 'asked an Atlanta TV critic. · John Carman, to write a · column inviting audience comment on bringing back "Amos 'n Andy .'' The comment - most of it from white Atlantans- was overwhelmIngly favorable, but now CBS needs to be<ir from those who think this slap In the face ought to remain out of public view. One of CBS' arguments against the Turner takeover attempt Is that the Atlanta-based tycoon is a hopeless bore, and that his "superstation," Channel 17, lowers the level of taste on television. CBS is making Ted Turner look like a class act. 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Berry's World --------------------------. Free On Site Estimates - Expert Technicians .to Answer Questions and to Service Your Satellite Just After the Sale. Character., whose chicanery left his pals distrustful and the audience howling. Added to the mainstays were Kingfish's wife, Sapphire (Ernestine Wade), and domineering mother-in-law, ,Mama (Amanda Randolph); a feeble-minded ]anttor, Lightnin' (Horace "Nicodemus" Stewart); and a thoroughly disreputable lawyer, Algonquin J. Calhoon (Johnny Lee) ." "Even as the series premiered In June 1951," McDonald writes, "the NAACP was tn federal court seeking an injunction to prevent r CBS !rom televising it." But the effort failed. "Amos 'n Andy" ran from 1951 through 1953, and con- divisions before the interruption were guaranteed a playoff berth. At Toronto, Barfield's iwo-run homer and Jeff Burroughs' solo shot powered the Blue Jays. Seattle has lost 12 of its last 15 games and nine straight to Toronto. "There was no doubt about -It going out," said Barfield of his 16th homer oftheyear. "I got every bit of It. I was looking fastball a ll the way, and that's what he threw me. "My first time up be (loser Matt Youhg, 7-11) was coming in with fastballs and he struck me out, so I figured he would try to do the same thing a second time." Scoreboard ... rlum, thereby quietly conforming s ubma rine-launched ballislic to the official administration line. . missiles." - The Gulf of Mexico, ' where Here's the list of offshore areas the Pentagon has said must be carrier training of Navy pilots takes preserved from exploitation: place. as well as mine countermea-The Navy's Narragansett Bay sures, anti-submarine ;varfare and amphibious operations. Operating Area off southern New - Central and northern CaliforEngland, containing ' the transit nia operating· zones, with a wide lanes used by 54 attack submarines variety of mllltary activities occurassigned to the Atlantic Fleet and based at Groton, 'Conn. ring from Point Conception near Explains .the Navy document: Santa Barbara north to the Oregon "Oll and gas structures positioned border. within submarine transit lanes or Footnote: Last week tlte Interior high-usage Operating areas present Department tentatively agreed to safety-to-navigation hazards a nd put most of California's coastal acoustical Interference." Further- waters off-limits to oil drilling until more, the noise !rom drilling would the year 2COO, in exchange for an bollix up the delicate sound sensors end to the congressional moratothat monitor enemy subs off the rium on other areas of the coast, according to the Navy California coast. UNDER TIIE DOME: Rep. document. • - The · Mid-Atlantic area of Silvio Conte, R-Mass., was ruled out Norfolk, Va., wbere drilling would of order wh~n he tried to sing his bamper a number of sensitive Navy view that recreatkmal boat owrn~rs operations, including missile tests. should pay the Coast Guard for supersonic flights and firing of services they now get free . Here's cuisine missiles and torpedoes. Conte's lyrical complaint: "Row, -The South Atlantic area off the row, row my boat gently up the Carolinas and Florida, Including stream. Elut If you tiy to make me Cape CanaveraL In addition to pay, I'll ' throw a fit and scream. submarine toansit lanes. this area Tow, tow, tow my ooat through Ihe "encompasses a unique combina- surt'to shore. So What If I don't pay tion of launch areas and support my share? The others can pay facillt'les associated with more." Reviving a minstrel show_--,--__._Ju_lia_n_B_on_d NOW IN STOCK STOP IN AND LACE ONE ON NEW YORK (UP!) Major league baseball owners have an offer ready to make on pension · contnbutlons but wW not put lt on the · table untO the -players make concessions to slow down salary increases. the owners' chlefnegotlator sald Wednesday. The pension plan is one of the issues stalling contrnct talks with · theplayers. Negotiators for the players and • owners met for a third day in a row .L .a bargaining pace which has quickened since the players set an Aug. 6 strike deadline. Like Tuesday, the .discussion at the 2~ -hour lfadsdl, Back row- Paula Bird, Lana Arthur, KeUy JUNIOR NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARSsession was of several smaller Douglas, KeUy Hamilton, Tracy EbUn, Heidi Members Df the Junior National League all-star team non-economic issues. Caruthers and Debble'VanMeter, The NationalS were in the Big Bend Softball League were, front, 1-r, Jan Fehr. acting executive Donald coached by Jim Bird and Don Nelson. Absent was Wllllams, Heidi Snider, Jodi Smith and Mayla director for Ute Major League Paula Phillips. Yoacbam .. Middle - Marcy Hlll, Tamml Buckley, Baseball Players Association, said Cheryl·Pape, Dena Han, Karen Lambert, and l)oreea the negotiators hope to finish dealing with the non-critical issues. such as licensil)g and scheduling, in another meeting Thurs:lay and then move on to the majo~ econonic problems. By GERRY MONIGAN you they're not awareofthatdatels · Wednesday's S-4 victory over MUHe said Thursday's agenda incrazy." UPI Sports Writer waukee. California and Toronto cluded "salary arbltrntion and, we Former p i t c h e r Blll Toronto clinch first place tn . open a four·gameserles Thurs:lay. hope, the benefit plan and some of "Spaceman" Lee once said, "It's a the Eastern Division by the strike "Anything can happen," Barfield the free agency questions." crazy world , so If you're crazy, deadline with any combination of said . "And If we do strike, which I The benefit plan has been one of you're normal." . Blue Jays victories and-or Yankees bope we don't, we want to he in first the major stumbling blocks with the In the world of baseball, insanity losses totaling six. Toronto . beat place. We don't want to find we'fl' a ·players demanding that the owners reigns. With the IXISS!blltty of a Seattle 3-1 Wednesday night, and half-game out . when the strike continpe t~ir historical pattern of players strike Aug. 6, teams are New York lost to Kansas City 5-3. comes.'' contributing . one-third of . their ~omputing their "magic numbers" In the West, Ute Angels, with a 6 national television revenues to fund When players struck for 50 days in in July, and according to Toronto's 1-2-game lead over Kansas City, the players' pensions and other Jesse Barfield, "Anybody who tells have a magic number of four after 1981, a spllt-,.,ason format was benefits. adopted, and teams leading their members are "Marxists"; tbe rest wUl thereupn be exiled' FOOTBALL SHOES ' LET US HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR DISH. • "President Reagan Is known as 'Super Patient.· Do you know what you are known as?" "• • 10 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA �July 25, 1985 Ohio Pomeroy- Page-4-The Daily Sentinel EUREKA SALE- Lancaster Legion defeats Meigs, 14-8 • Lancaster's big first baseman ATHENS - Lancast~r banged out 14 hlts enroute to a 14-8 win over JeH Young cracked out four singles Meigs here Wednesday to force a and a double to knock in five runs second championship final today in and scored three more to lead the the Eighth District American Le· winners . Second baseman Chrts England added two singles and a gio.n baseball tournament. Meigs and Lancaster will meet double whlie reachlng base safely today at Trautwein Field at 5: 30 ail five limes he batted. Chrts p.m. with the district title and berth Roseberry and Rich Ausec ~ach In the sta(e tournament on the line. had a single and a double. Jay Carpenter ·ted Meigs at the Today's game will be the third meeting between the two teams in plate wtth two singles and a double the tourney as Meigs wori 3-2 in the . while Deke Barnes chipped in wt{h first round before losing a single and double. Other Meigs hiiiPrs include Scot Gheen with a Wednesday. Lancaster has now reeled off four single and three runs batted in straight wins since losing ' their while Jackie Weiker . Chris tow·ney last Saturday. Lancaster Kennedy and Phli Bailey each has defeated McArthur 13-1, Glous- singled once. Meigs went · on top 2-0 tn the ter 14-4, and Lagan 8-4 along "1th second and were up 2-1 in the third Wednesday's win. Today's game will mark the sixth consecutive day when the roof caved in. Lancaster Lancaster has made the trip to plated three in the third and broke it Athens for a game. Meigs did not open "1th four more in the fourth, knocking Meigs starter Gordon play Suntlay and Tuesday. 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After 18 holes fi play Tuesday winners were Mar-' garet Foilrod, low gross and low putts; Sue Burnett, low nets and chipping. All women golfers are Invited to the weekly Tuesday sessions. TheWorldk SWlnJUlllln Tum St<irkt• and I SALE I c·...u~ Ba~kctball . EU~EKA Plans finalized . ION'Urd Haymond ,Jon('S. lnrllflfHI - f'ut gt+ardo; Kr>l\"in · .Jotvtscn. Halph Ja<'k!ooOO antl Kcnn,\ · P<Jih•rson and lfll:.,'ont T ony Mm1ln. Slippr>fY Roci< - She likes Rock. .. . ' m. and Mlkr Posry :· tltiist Racin' John Mason from MillersbUrg, Ohio; rookie-of-the· year contender (against Parkersburg's own Mike Balzano) Krls Patterson ali the way from St. John, Minn.; Bob Pierce, who was here from Danville, Ui. for tlle NDRA show but blew an engine while qualifying; Tom CliseofFrostburg, Md.; Winchester, Virginia's Rod· ney Franklin; and possibly, Paul Shaffer from as far away as Gary. Huffman led Marietta wtth two Ind. home runs. Grandstands open at 10: 30 "·"I· Big Bend's fine left-bander Andy wtth hot laps beginning at noon. Baer is scheduled to toe the mound Qualifying starts at 1 p.m. and the In Sunday's first game. Baer was first race is at 2:30p.m. Adult tlcket the winning pitcher against Minerai price is $12, chlldren under 12 $5and Wells, 4-3. and also hurled six string under six free. Coolers no larger innings in their 4·3 wtn over Belpre. tllan 12-pack size are allowed, but By innings: no glass. Big Bend .. ... .......... .... .. .. .... .. . 0'11 0'25--10 9 West Virginia Motor Speedway is Martella .................. ... .. ....... 101 012- 5 3 ChrlsSil'Wan (WPI andR.i:lndyCorsi,Chrl!i located just south of Parkersburg Wolfe (5) , Corsi 16). Huffman tLP), Hl:'lnes on 1·77. Exit at Mineral Wells and 141 and NC'ader. follow tlle signs. For more information call (304) 489-9215. 'The Racine Men's Softball Team, sponsored by Waid Cross and Son. will hold a Class D Tournament on Aug. 3and4. Entry fee will he$60and 'twoRedDotsoftballs.AllgameswUl he played at the Racine Junior High School field. Thosewishlnglnlormation ate to call 949-2616. (" iJlclnntatl- Pitctll'r Jt>ff Rw;...,.•ll t · ~· an'tl m inor k>agur wai\'m and 14'6S SffliiOT t'xa:; :He likes Bach. • Scot Gheen. Jeff Foster (WP), Dana Rowland wtii he paid. However, ali qualifying and races will take place tn one day, Sunday afternoon. The wtnner's share is $.';,!1Xl. Drivers expected for an ouHng in the new five-eighths mile banked dirt oval include defending STARS Tourney scheduled _.... seen anflhing /il<e ft befota .. Meigs. ,...................... 03l130 101- 8 9 ~ Lancaster ..... ... ..... ... .. 011 41Q t:ex-14 14 2 Cordon Spl('te tLPl. Rod Roush (4), and initial appearance Sunday. Big Bend's Chris Stewart was the hero in Wednesday's win as he went the entire six innings, pitchlng a sharp three-hitter. Stewart also put the game out of reach in the sLxtll Inning when he drtlied a grand slam borne run over the leftfleld fence to up the count to 10-3. Big Bend had led only 5-3 going into the final inning before tlleir five-run outburst. Stewart fanned six and walked six. Other Big Bend hitters included Jason Wright wtth three singles, Todd Grindstaff pounded out a single a nd double, Tommy Knapp had a double, a_nd Terry McGuire . and Cllris Wolfe each singled once. Transactions rteiBf 1 '.'The Big Be~d All-Stars move to finals BELPRE -The Big Bend Little League All-Stars made tt four in a row ·and advanced into the championship round with a 10-5 win over the Marietta Ali-Stars In the Belpre Little League All-Star' tournament here Wednesday. Big Bend will play Godbey this . Sunday at I: 30 p.m. Big Bend has only to ""n one of two games as they're the tourney's lone unde· feated team. Martetta was to play Godbey for the right to meet Big Bend, but had to forfeit due to a prior commitment. Godbey comes from the loser's bracket and must defeat Big Bend twtce for the crown . If a second game is needect Sunday, it will begin at 4 p.m. '·' UPRIGHT boring Pennsboro and familiar to area race fans. wilt present the tops in stock appearing late model action. Originally scheduled as a twoday event the entire two-day purse MINERAL WELLS -The Short Track Auto Racing Series tSTARSJ wtii make its first appearance at the new West Virginia Motor Speedway July 28. STARS. headquartered in neigh- TEAM \OU've The Daily Sentinel-Page--& ,, OUI BIGGEST EUREKA SALE EVER 2 H.P. POWER Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' OlliE WEEIC OIIILY · runs and all nine Meigs hits. Reliever Dana Rowland came in to snuff out a Meigs rally in the seventh. Meigs had the tying runs aboard wtth one out, but Rowland ended the threat by getting a groundout and fly ball to end tlle inning. They combined to fan nine and walk five. Meigs' left-handed curvebaiier Kevtn Eastman is scheduled to take the mound in today's title game. Lancaster wtll probably counter wtth rig)lty Charlle Cave. Cave was 13-1 with the Lancaster High School team this past season and led tlle Gales into the class AAA slate tournament. But Cave has been roughed up a little in Legion ball this year, having but a 3-6 record. By innings: With a single run in the fourth, three more in the fifth, and one more in the seventh, Meigs battled back to withln9-7. Bailey narrowly missed tying it all up in tlle eighth when he flied out to deep leftlield wtth a runner on board. Bailey's fly missed going out by about 10 feet. I.,ancaster added the icing in their eighth when they plated five runs, ail after two.-were out. Lancaster scored nine of their 14 runs after the two men were retired. Rod Roush relieved Splete in the _fourth and finished the final four and twothirds innings. Spiete fanned three, walked five, and allowed eight runs on seven hlts. Roush fanned three, walked four, gave up six runs, and was nicked (or seven hits. Lancaster's lefty Jeff Porter gained revenge from an earlier defeat to Meigs by hurling six and two-thirds innings, allowing seven Thursday, July 26, 1985 rour h O;p,'(• HOOnt'\' n"'lt:ncd . l>ff<'CII\II' AUJ,!.. 21. Foothall HuMalo - Wai\tod kk'kt""· 1\t ·\~ flollf'r, Prou Presen EmU ~ : \lf' rt'lt and Emil io Slnrhf'l' . Scioto Downs COLUMBUS tUPII - WHM's Ruth Score and Robin's Express captured their respective divisions of the Ohio Sires Stakes series for 2-year-oid filly trotters Wednesday night at Scioto Downs. Harold Dick guided WMH's Ruth Score to a 1 V. .length victory over Panama Ha tile and Teresa's Score wtth a time of 2:05 3-5 in the second race. Robin's Express, driven by Joe Adamsky. covered the m lie in 2: 06 2·5 to heat out Success Kate and cu'ttiery by 3V, lengths in the fourth Enclosed Tables with doors. 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I ' ' .- ' �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Thursday. July 25. 1985 Middleport, Ohio The Eastern Athletic Boosters will be spon.sorlng a four.rnan scramble golf tournament (his Saturday afternoon at Oxbow Golf Club near Beverly, Ohio. Tee-off time Is 3 p.m., however, registration will take place between Youngster bypasses little league ranks·for racing By SCOTr WOLFE lcgitima1e racer with b 1h Sentinel News Stall ca reer ahead of . . a rg I At the age of 13 most young men world . him m the racing would be completl.n g their little . A cau le of league baseball careers, but one kid Racewa: in Chi~i:~ a~ohl at KC on the block "The California Kid .. th I . e, o l had • . e p easure of meeting Jeff d has bypassed the little league ra nks watch him race for th f II an for a more prolific car·eer in big lncidentall Jeff won e ~.rs~. me. league auto raelng behind the wheel that night ~~er a 20 the B main of a sprint car The forernentl·oned . I d d car field that · rnc u c some of the best na e · you.ngste~; is Jeff Gordon of Vallejo the ·business Wh he b m s m California, who at the tender . ; \'i . · e~ . ~n uckled m 13 can wrestle a tor<id sp .· ag0 I c~or)' lane. he rroccrved one of the around a dirt tr<Jck with th~ \:s~:.J~ ao u ;C'~t OV!ltions I h<J vt' rver heard them · 0 n; \\here from the record breaki · Theamazingfacta boutJeff ls not I wasng crowd . . only that he drives a spt'int b b' h not the onlY ~ne unpressed the factthathe "races" as ~.ar, ut ..1 sue a shocking vrctory! Amaz· in this his rookie earp lmcar, mgto s~y the least! . .. seasoned veteran. Jeif is ·in~'~ ~ The California Ktd. as he is known by around the racing world, has carefuUy. stag.('() his racing career: beginnmg wrth a championship stmt m gokarts before fll0\1ng to quarter mtdgets. This season he h ed ·t h as mov up o t e sprint cars. What next for Jeff Gordon? Well. by the age of 21 he has set his sights on makmg the starting field for the 1 d. r 500· n tanapo .IS For those not familiar with sprtnt cars; this typeofraclnglsprobably the most dangerous of all open wheel racing; ao open cockpit, · 1 sea t racer · t · In the Sl~ge weghmg neighborhood of 1,500 pounds with nearly 500 horsepower propelling it atspeedsofoverl20milesperhour. Needless to say, it takes a lot of .0. Dodgers up lead; Reds beat Mets, sweep New York By ~liKE TULLY UPJ National Baoieball Writer Send· the road repairmen. Los Angeles is rushing away from San . Diego. The Dod~ers, rid ing Greg Brock's grand slam, opened a2~ game lead over !he Padres in the NL West Wednesday night with a 9·1 rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates. · "lt felt g,i,oo," Brock said. "1 haven't been doing anything differ· ent, but I think experience and confidence have been helpfuL I'm a little more relaxed and not pressing like I used to." Bob Welch. :J.l. gained his foUJ1h consecutive triumph on a fiVe-hitter. aided by good defense In the early innings. He walked three.and st ruck our lour. Don Robinson, 2·4, making only his second start· oft he season, took the loss a lthough reliever AI Holla nd gave up the home run to Brock. . "It was a big plus for us to see (Don) Robinson get in five good innin gs," Pittsburgh manager Chuck Tanner said. "They were Cardina.Js 4, Giants 0 At San Francisco, John Tudor pitched a six·hitter and Willie McGee blasted a three· run homer to lead St. Louis, which swept the Giants. Tudor, Il·8, struck oul eight and walked none in pitching his fifth shutout · and seventh complete game. Jim Gott. 4-8, was the loser. . i.~· · _. . ·'\ .-·· . ~~ ., """"'{;."' . .1t, ' ~' . '. . . -~ ,' JEFF GORDON • guts to gel behind the wheel of a sprlnt. but "The Call!ornla Kid" Is Indeed a kid with guts! I wish the best of luck tpJef! In his racing career · · By the way,lf you get a chance to ""'this young drlver,lt will be well' worth your lime and money. He has been following the All·Star Circuit · of Chatnplons Sprint division and Is. schedUled to be at the Eldora Kings Royal Sprint car race this Friday anll Saturday .. The Kings Royal Race as mentl· oned In my last column Is the richest sprint car race ln the country, paying $50,1XXl to win. 'Ibis race is at Eldora Speedway ln Rossburg, Ohio, north of Dayton. Congratulations! A big salute goes to the locally based Swisher·and-Lohse softball team, who recently won first place In the Meigs·Mas<ln Softball League Tournamenl a nd also won the District Crown. This win earned the iocal softball gals a berth in the slate tournament. Oood luck! Late Model Special The "STARS" wUI be out ln full force S unday afternoon at West Virginia Motor Speedway as the Short Track Auto Racing Series Invades , Mineral Wells. A big two-day · purse will be paid for the one day show,thus drawing some of the best names in the auto racing business. The STARS stock cars hegtn hot laps at noon. Until next time I'll see you in the victory circle, 2 and 3 p.m. Anyone may partie!· pate ln the tournament and com· pete lor the over s:ro In prJ!.es to be awarded to the winners. A drawing will take place to determine 9~~ 'FLORIST 352 East Main St. Pomeroy, OH . · ' arises, Meigs County's Oldest Florist Pretty baby contest announced • Ccnt('sts Hi s<'ii'Ct a Lillie Mister· and Little Miss Meigs County, a long with a p,retty baby t'onti'SI, will be staged again this vpar a t the Meigs County Fair.. Aug. 1l l7 Both events arP being handled as PIERCED EARRINGS in previous yPars by thf' Jylidd1eport BUY ONE. SET GET ONE SET Business and Prol~sslona l Women with Alwilda Werner, chairman, and sponsored by the E lb<irfeld Departmmt Star~. ·The Little MisleJ· ant! 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The Pirates had Marvell Wynne thrown out at the plate in the first Wrist Ratchet Set _______ 91 815C LIMIT I -------COUPON •'P·"3 ' 1" inning and Tony Pf'na thrown out at third in Ihe second. Elsewhere. Montreal downed Atlanta :n Phi ladelphia lopped Houston ~·1. Cinc innati defeated New York J2.SL Louis blanked San Francisco 4·0 and Chicago lx'at Sa n Ojego 4·3 in 10 innings. In the America n Loaguf'. it was: Ca lifornia 8. Milwaukee 4; Toronto 3. Seattle l: Boston 6. Oaklahd 5: Detroit 5. Chicago 4: Kansas C'itv ·' New York 3: Cleveland 8, Texa~ 4:' and 13altimore4, Minnesota 2. Pltillies :r, A..tms I At Philadelphia, Von Hayes broke open a pitchers ' dueltx>tw<'Pn Kevin Gross and Nolan Ryan with a tworun inside·the·park homer in the eighth Io spark the Phillirs. Hayes' homer was only the third hi! off Ryan. IJ.8. Gross raised his record to 9-8. Kent Tekulve pilchcd the ninth for his lith save. Reds 3, Mets 2 At New York. 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Si\'l'liJU>,\ Y POI'Li\R RIDGE - Song fest 7 p.m. Satu rdJ y at the i".oplar Ridge Frf'<'will Baptist Chut'Ch featuring 1;1ory LEnders frorn Da yton and the r:ospPI Mcssengl'rs from Gallipolis. • FOR MOST save. . Rhonda Hannahs lost the most weight at the Monday nighl mf'Cting of the S!inderella Flw !~oint s class. AI lhf' Mason class, Carol McClun.:' w;:1 s mnner-up in weight loss: and the birl hday of Aim« .J~ffprs was obsC>rvE?d at the class. Wilda Van Meier received het' 210 pound weigh! loss r·iboon and certificate atid Candy van Meter received her 50 pound ribbon and certificate. Ruth Rose a nd Judy \Volfl' Iif'd for the most weight lost at the Wednesday morning F'ive·Polnts Class. JoAnn Newsome is (~ctu rer. FRIDAY & SATURDAY · session. ffiiDAY CHESHIRE- The Gallia Chris- Los Angeles made it 9·1 in a !ive·run eighth. Landreaux walked and took second on a wild pitch. Guerrero walked and Brock s ingled took the loss . Atlanta renter fiddcr Dale Murphy lost Law's ball in the lights . 13: Si~ewalk ·Clearance Slinderella holds .meeting Special meeting and items will be on display. 'I'IIURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - A spe<;ial ROYAL 0<'}{ - Singer Family POME1{0Y - 111e Twin City meeting of the Meigs Local School Shrincttt'> picnJe will . be held • annua l reunion Sunday at Royal District Board of Education will be Oak Park· with potluck dinner a t Thursd ay at Cora 13ccgle's home at held at 2 p.m. Frlday at the central noon. ti::lO. Bring 0 oven~I dish. office building in Middleport. ROCK SPRINGS- Hymn sing at • R.ock · Springs United Methcdist POMEROY - The American Bible School Church, 2 p.m . Sunday with groups Legion Au.~Uiary Unit b02 will hold a MlDDLEPORT- "Footprints of including Victory,' Soldiers of Light Jesus" will be the theme of a re>,'lllar m eeting Thursd ay at7: 30 at and Cornerstones• public Inv ited . the Legion Hall. Gir·ls State Dele· vacation Bible school to be held at gate, Paula Winebrenner ~ will give the Middleport Church of the F'6MEROY""-" Artllual ,Beegle Nazarene Monday, July 29, through 11Cr l'l"po\1. • · " Family reunion Sunday at Meigs Aug. 2 from 7 to 9 each evening. HEEDSV!LLE - · Riverview Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Director will be Karen McElroy. All Garden Club will mC<'t for a potluck He ight s, Pomeroy; registration a t children or' the community are picnic suppet' Thu r·sctay at the ll::JO a.m.: basket dinner atl2:30 invfted. Anyone needing more Bcllel'iiiP Dam Park. followed by program and business infmmation should call992·5289. season. since June 2. Steve Bedrosian. :)-9, contest and gift certificates or'$5 each will go to the winners in each class. E nt ries must be registered with Mrs. Wernet before the morning of the contest. There is an entry fee of $1 which must be sent in with the entry form. Aug. 13; and two years of age, born between Aug. 13, 1982 and Aug. 1985. One girl and one boy will be selected as !he first place winner in each age group. Each child will receive a ribbon lor entering .the asked to meet at lh~ chu tch at6p.m. It was announced that the Meig' County revival wUI!x> 'held at thP camp the week of July ?8. Family camping at HillsbOro has bee n scheduled for Aug. 1H5. ' With the Pirates leading 1·0, Mariano Duncan walked, Ken Landreaux singled and Pedro Guerrero walked to load the bases with none out. Holland entered and Brock hit a 1·0 pitch inlo the righl field stands for his l"h homer and second career grand slam. "I'll admit I didn't like seeing Holland come to the tnound," said Bmck. "He's been tough on me in the past and I was just lucky to get a hit. I think that's about only the second hit I've had off of him~· · The Pirates took a J.O lead In the sixth when Bill Madlock led off with a solo homer to left field on a 2·0 pitch. It was his fifth homerun of the EXpos 3. Bravos I At Montreal. Bryn Smith tossed a thrre· hitler and Vance Law hit a gift lnsidP·Ihe·park home run to spark the Expos. Smith, 12-3. pitched his fourth complete game. He is 7-1 the church camp In SeptcmbCr. Plans were made for a yard sale on Aug. 5 and 6 at the home of Clyda Allensworth. Those with Items to donate may leave them a t the church or at the Allensworth home. or may call Mrs. Riley, 992·7437 or Dorothy Roach, 992·5297 to arrange for pickup. Workers are needed for the sale. The annual famUy picnic wil be held Aug. 8 at !he church camp at Darwi.il . Those needing a ride .are · Mike Gerlach. Meigs High School The Philathe<1 song and prayer hlstor; tPachcr. w11s SJlf'aker al thf' opened the meet tng conducted by nocent mr<•tlng of th" Philathm · Mildred Riley. For roll ·Call Women of the Mfrlcllrpm1 C::hu rch of members answered with a favorite ' place to vacation. Correspondence Christ was re<~,d from Ron Moyer and Nora Ct'rla ch tu lk('(i atx)ut Sf'\'Pra l grPal mr•n of Amf'rira, ond \.\.1ho Rice. Reports were glven by Farie Cole and Betty McKinley, and cany I r.e l'l~pula 1 um of '·great'' and Mary In Wilcox had devotions on Others \\'ho havP C'nnt !'!hutf'd just as much but nen•r gaint•d the praise what the flag means and toe colors fr otn oth<n . li<' olsol'Otnmented on stand for . Jt was voted to furnish evening the n>Spon&ihitity 0f Amer icans to sacril!cr for .t hrlr country if a need · snacks for the women's retreat at r;:====::::::::::::::; f•"rstl Allinl/Je Philathea .group rfteets,conducts business foursomes. A'$15entry fee Is required with $5 · and other proceeds going to tlie EHS athletic boosters. This in eludes cart and green fees. Oxbow Is located off State Route 339 near (leverly, SAVE STEPS! ;;:. Shop the 2);;~ Want Ads ;;~.::.. ·:·. :-:.•·.a~L tournament The Daily Sentinel- Page-7 Pomeroy- MiddlepQrt. Ohio • Commmyity calendar / area ~appenings exceJlent inning.c;;. But we were a !itt le unfortunate in the six th." I boos~ers sponsor Eastern Victory Circle: Thursday, July 25, 1985 Pome~ ov, Oh . ' �Page- S - The Daily Sentinel Rio ·Grande College names dean's list Sixteen Meigs Countlans attendIng Rio Grande College and Community College were named to the dean's list for the spring quarter. To qualifY students must earn at least a 3.'75gradepolnt average on a four point scale. Named to the list were R ichard D Ash, Syracu1;e: James Bahr .•Long Bottom; Patricia Jan Duffy, Pomeroy; Kimberly Fraley, Middleport: Connic Sue TOPS meets KOPS, those who have ach ievru their weight goal and arc on maintenance, w ill be honored at the Aug. Z1 m eeting of the TOPS C:lub, OH 570, m Midlepot1. Top loser for tile week was Judy Laudermilt , wit h Brenda Robmson as the best teen loser. Bermce D urst won the !ruttbas ket for wetgllt loss. Kathy McDan iel presided ~<1 th Nancy Gillispie givmg the secrcl_a ry's report. A new contes t was started at the meeting. -·--..._ _ Ohio Hendncks, Middleport; Kathryn A. Hill, Racine; Jean A Horton, Mlddlepoit; Gina R. Johnson, Rutland, Jenny L. Manuel, Racine; Debbie L. McGuire, Dexter; Nancy ,•o-., ... ~.... •7., ~oot '" , _. _ ........... Sarah Beth of Texas Road were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E ugene Haning, · Ronald and Gladys Tuckerman. Robert Russell has returned home from University Hospital and ts improving. ... Mrs. Daniel Worley and Daniel and Mrs. Daniel Worley of Daniels, W Va. and Iva Johnson were Tuesday v1sitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sm tth and Stacy Worley. Stacy returned home with her mother after spending some tlllle 'with her grandpar ents. Stacy Jo Worley was the Sunday afternoon guest of Mrs. Gene The Daily Sentinel D 7 - C.......,I aii-YMiioo :141- -- · - PHONE 992-2156 Or Wnlt Senhntl Cbssd11d 01pt RENT A CAR CALL "WI Rill F~tlllf" U-SA~E AUTO Oll!o 45769 Public Notice COUNTY. MEIGS PUBUC NOTICE The foUowmg were recetved/ prapared by The Ohto Envir- Public Notice RENTAL F a c ility D e script i on · Wastewater PUBUC NOTICE Notice is hweby gMJil that Application N o 0&.-1235 Thts final actJon not pre- on Saturday, July 27th. 1985, at 10:00 a.m a public sale will be held at 11 00 East Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio to iBII ceded by proposed action and is appealable to EBR . MB:tgs onmental Protection Agency !OEPAI last wee!< Effective dates o1 f1nal actions and No, 1 Ftne Coal Refuse issuance dates of proposed Impoundment actions are stated F1nal actions may be appealed, •n (7) 25, 1tc INriting, -wtthin 30 days of the date of thts notice, to The Environmental Bo•d of ReVIIW, Rm . 101 , 250 E Town St , Columbus, OH. 43215 QUICK to make for creat1 ve Notice of any appeal shall be thnfty free tnms• Crochet snow-.. filed with the On·ector within 3 tlakes (about 2'h·3"J of bed· days. Proposed actions wdl spread colton. Starch, tnen baC k become final unless a wnnen with colortul foil Pattern 7359 adJUdication hearing request IS submttted within 30 days of t:lirectlons the issuance date; or the $3 .00 for each panern . Add 651 Director ravises / wilhdraws each pattern for poslage ancl the proposed action. Any handlmg Send ta : person may submit commentJ Allee Brooks Cr1H1 , ~~ ~ 7 and / or request a meeting Adder Moll regardmg any non-final act1on ~within 30 days of lhe date The Daily Sentinel indicated " ACtion," as used 6Z·tZ Northern B~d·., Wood&ldo, above doel not Include r8C81pt NY 11377. Print Namo, Adof a verified complaint H dress , Zip, Plnarn Number stgnRIC&Int pubffc interest exISU, a public meeting may be ·85 Needtecran Catalog - 150 held As to any action. includ- plus deSigns $2 + 651 p & h ing receipt of verified com- Books $2 50 + 651 each p & h. plaints. any person may obtam 130·8-lor Fll-i<IOI·SZ 38-56 notice of further actions. and · 127-Atgilln& 'n' Dofllo& addmoruel Information. Unleu 124-flly GlftJ 'n ' Ornomont& otherw~te prov.ded m noticea of p&rocular actions, al com- 117-flsy An of NHdlopolttl CNIII Now for cuh the following collateral· 1969 New Moon 12x60 Houaetr81tur - serial No. tached 127099 ings Company, Pomeroy. Oheo, reserves the right to llll)ect . .Yoral bidi1Ubmitted Further, the mobite home wm be sold '" the con<litiOO it is in with no axpreued or nnp4ied warranties given. 1 lot. Rent Applications Available: 417 Lincoln Street Middleport, Oh. 46760 ACCENT EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Ylllfl & AW.IIUM DABBLE ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Do1 Houses BOGGS P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. Ph. 614·84J.5191 SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO 10-6-tfc DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 ........I I I I I Classifiads and Savell I Wnte your own ad amt ordl!r by mail With ftlis coupon . Cancel yo11r ad by phone when rou get . results Mone~ notretU!ldable I I Public Sale & Auction Name------------ Pnnl oru! word Ill eoth 1pace below Eoch in111ol or group of f1guns 1ounts as o word. Count name and addren or phone numbtt tf uud. You ' ll gel better results if you dt unb1 fully, gtn prne . The tribune renrvu the nght to dau•fy, edit or rettcl uny ad. Your ad will 1M put tn th pr Oper I lam flea lion tf you'll (huk lht proper bo:x below All quality antiques. heirlooms. and' chattels from the estate of the late Ruth Tipton Gillingham will be sold at the lg . home located at 1100 Second Avenue in Gallipolis, Ohio. ANTIQUES 1810 Oh10 cheny bonnet top corner cpbd w/shell & t1grr maplerosetles, 4 dr wal jelly cpbd , Jcherry & t m" mtestands, cherr y cannonball bed , lg cherry g.l table, 2 che rry d I. tables, yarn wmder, Boston rockeiS, VIet rockers. m t stand, ro se crvd armchau & roc ker, 2 wal corner whatnot stands. wal teacart, ma~y cha11s. 2 wal J.l. spool beds wat dresser w/ wishbone m1rror. other !10e wal stands & chests lg dome top trunk. ch ild 's rocker and hobby ·horse, pr twm poster beds ceda r chest and wardrobe. oak wall cpbd qu ilts !mens & !a ncywo rk, 5 Onental ru gs huge collect1on of ant1que dishes, many l10e cut gl pes, cranberry gl. art gl . Nippon pes , rnany !me vases, lg amt pattern gl , pres sed gl , 1umbo spoon rack, set of 12 blu e floral chma, fe~ton gl , ~ro n stone. castor set. plus much more. 2 tme oil hng la mps w/pnsms, lg cran berry hall li gh t, good m1111 011 ta mps, other 011 & GWTW la mps, 10" Rose O' Neil Kewp1e doll, 2 rare biSque head dolls, antique toys (c I Jaeger cement m1w, 55 yr. old Ltonel Standard gauge trams etc). many fme p1ctures, paperweig ht s, drugsto re items, bells, baskets, crocks, books, Silve r Items, plus hundreds ot other antiqu e Items FULL LINE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS: frig1da<re appliances (lg relng -freezer. auto washer, dryer), GE range, Ama naradar range, Zen tt h colo r TV, man y lm e l R pes (2 sofas, 6 armcha11s and reclin ers etc). 2 a<r cond , Ime lamps; clocks, tg amt k1!chen Items.•rugs, tools plus much more • Circle Ad Wanted "''' Wlll'd, l dors 6 to day1 dars To IS Sl.Ou Sl.OO $8.00 $1100 To 2l $4.00 $100 $13.00 $!1.00 1o ll 57.00 510.00 1)5.00 $25.00 Thest 'ash ratts indude )Wanted JFor Sale lAnnouncement JFor Renr d1~tount · ·-----17 1.------ 19, 70 J. 22. _ ...,.- -_ -_21. _ __ 2. _ __ _ __ •-- ------5 6. 1. 8. II. 12. 13 ••!S . 16 - 24 25 27 .. 28. _ _ _ _ __ Ja. _ _ _ _ __ ll. _ _ _..;.__ _ BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Fister Sef\ltce Call til4·99l!· til.31 WISEMAN INVESTIGATION & SECURITY PH. 6 I 4-4"6·6288 RICHARD l. WISEMAN , . . , . , ..II' .., . . . . LlnMotl lo Gllil 7/ 111 PEISONAUIED POOLS VINYl liNER POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUNO POPL 0¥tr 400 Chokes 491 Gon. llorti,... Pkwy. Middl.,.rt, Ohio HIS. 10 o.10. t~ 5 p.m. Day Night , 1-614 1-304 992-2549 773-5634 1 · 13- tfc YOUNG'S - Addonl •nd remodeling - Roofing end gutt•r wqrk - Concrete work - Plumbing •d electrical work (Free Estimat11t REDUCED WINTER RATES V. C. YOUNG 111 · 992·6215 or 992-7314. Pomeroy, Ohio 12·8'Uc TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY CLINIC IN MIDDLEPORT OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 1Oth ANNIVERSARY Small animals receiving vaccinations. worming. and routine work during tha month of July wit! receive a Ucensed Clinical Audiologist (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYl & AlUMINUM SIDING 1OOfa DISCOUNT In appreciation of your support for 1 0 years. Out of Town Customess Call Colle ct •O xygen •Hospital Beds •Wheel Chairs •Bathroom Aids •Walkers •Crutches & Cones Many Other Items 711/ 1 mo. We Delinr Complete and lnsfalled ..................... $149500 SOUTHERN SPUN 9ft. Installed ....... 513500D 101f2' RAYDX BLACK MESH DISH System with 324 Rec....................... $179500 JIM CliFFORD PH. 992-7201 FUTURE T.V. SATELLITE SYSTEMS ROYAL OAK PARK CAMPGROUNDS Dexter, Ohio Phone: 614-669-3761 or 664,.'J:Jt.IJi St. Rt. 7, Pomeroy, Oh. Uwr/11 New M•llfiMUI Camping-Deity, . Weoldy, Moothly, Seasonol ~Eiee.• Sewer. Waterl PrinHtlwe Camping Awailallle fishing tndiHjod W/Comping SWIMMING DAILY 73 -80 Chevy Tr. Fendtrs ......................... s~a 73 -80 Chevy T!. • Lifeguard, On Duty 73-80 Chevy. Tr. Hoock .......... ............. SlSO 73-14 Chevy T!. n;97~;;Y $TO Doors ........................ s100 Board Walk, Clewl Restrooms. Hot Showen It Srun;:k St.ndl ·r;:-- . ........ 73-79 Fo1d T!. Ftnd.fs .........................148 73 -79 Ford T!. , Doors ......................... I13S 10-IS Ford Tr. Doon .......................$145 71 -79 Ford T" 1o~ithF;;;;r;;: ......... 2.50 Hoods ........................ '14S 83 -IS Ford Ranger u Grilles .•..........•.. ,..•.•S38.SO 73 -79 (hny. Tr. Roclttr Pantls . ............. s2s Hoods ............. ............ l130 13-79 Chewy. Tr. 83 -IS Ford Ranger Cab Corners.~ ... ......... .. 120 GriHn .......... .................'75 New and Used Aula Glass- late MCNiel Parts WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS 9-13-tfn Ftt T/11 Bfll I• Olllw Ft•l/g /(IIII#IH .... ROYAL OAK PARK 614-992-7111 6 28 I mo. d Rt. 681 West Durwin Ohio - 992 -7013 C&A AUTO REPAIR before utility rates go up again. Racine, OH. 5th St. ' PH. 949-2777 The same moQel can be installed free-standing or as a insert. ANNOUNCES The Expansion of Service to our· Customers To lndude: • Heavv duty double wall construction reatures V.lncl1 boilerplate steel Complete Front End Repair & Alignment ~*IC:o,mptuterii :zed Whee( Balance Tires (All Sizes- Car. Truck, Farm) ftre c~mber and sturdy, heavy gauge steel outer snell. UltrasoniC41IIV testecl tor leaks. AT A SUPER DISCOUNT PRICE warrantv HUDNALL •VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION 317 North Second BISSELL SIDING CO. PLUMBING & HEATING !estlng Lab Middleporl, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Also Carry Fishmg Supplies. IUSINUS PHON! FH All y., Ptlllltl Nun JllUS: Olfico Supplios & (6t4) 992-6SSO furniture, Wedding and Graduation RISIDINC£ PHONE (6141 992 · 7754 Station"'' Magnetic Signs, Rubbor Stomps, New Homes Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls 3/ 11 / tfn I OI' Ur. lusinHs forms, Copy Serwi,n, Etc. FOUR SEASONS TANNING SAlON FIIWIIg thl g,.tif/1 Sun611fl1 Tmi•l S.i 2SS Milt St., Middtoport 104 Mulberrr- '"·· Pom«oy 992-3345 3/2/tfn • Firebox bottom lined with 1V. Incn •Livt llltrtii"NIIt llffH tfiO •Kitchtntttn •RfttiiHant extra cost." SAVE TO 40°/o SALE Reqntcn, - . . dlyon, liS llld .,_.,., . _ lflC! TV llts. OPEN 8 TO 6 Inc. long Bottom, OH. 4!743 11 SESSIONS t35 Pli. (6141 98S -4212 We Uso Von Schroder FOUR SEASONS TANNING SALON 11 S East Main, P•••r•y 7. 0 DOWN OLD TIME HEATING COMPANY 7-6 ~ I I t AnnounGetnP.nts 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewing ma· chine repair, parts. and P1ck up and supplies delivery , Davis Vacuum Cleaner. ono half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 614-446-0294 Balloons tor Gel Well. Anni versary&. Birthdays, parties. Singing Gorrilla. Call Bal loons& Co. 614- 446 ·4313. You can shm up tor summer. Buying daily gold. silver coms. rings, iewelry, sterling ware. old coins. large cur· l ·rtmcv. Top prices Ed. Burkett Shop, 2nd . Ava Middleport, Oh 614-992 3476. Aluminum scrap Sell your alummum scrap d.rect to the smelter . Buying all grades of aluminum. Premium paid for large loads. Call for quote. Sc1p1o Energy, located 1 lA miles east of PagaiOwn on Township Road 141 . Meigs County . 614- 992- 3466. Want to rent or buy a pr.vate lot with trailer hook*up or at least septic system . Want within 10 miles of Pomeroy. Need as soon as possible Call 614- 992- 5926 or 614992-5006 . All Natural Weight ~Losa program un 10-29 plus first month back. Call 2328 help you loae pounds 1n your or your money now 814 -742- Good used k1tchen cabinets , bathroom s1nk, 304-8822852. Emp loymr.nl R & J Mobile Home Movers. Reaaonabte ratea. complete line of service , 304- 3724654. 273- 6297. Answering servtce til 6 pm . Smgles Club for Weal Virgi nians only State-w•de All ages Dozens of members Details $2 . 00 . Hillbilly Hearts Club. Leivasy, WV 26676. Services 11 Help Wanted Experienced part· t1me LPN. Apply rn person between 9 &: 4 to: 203 Jackson Pike. Gallipolis. Oh. Help Wanted Po altlon available. begin · ning August 23. 1985 pro· vi ding earvices t o studentt in the Melgt Co. MA· DD pro· gram. C .F.Y. Supervi so r availeble minimum requirements: Bachelors degrH in Speec h- Language . Inter ~ ested appllcenu should contact tha Ohio Bureau of Employment Services at 39360 Union • Avenue . Pomeroy. _ ___:_Ohio _ _45789 _ _ _ tc- 23 BookkHping and l tcreta rl al work·lll type. Your office or mh1e. no account too big or •mall. Cell Bert at 614·441· 2123 or &14- 448-1081 . Water walls drilled and serviced. Prices on request. Call 614-742-3147or814 -992· 60 _ _0_ 1_ . ------- 1_ Real Eslale Equipment Re<ommtndtd· by Leading Carpel Manu· fa11turen . " FREE ESTIMAIES'" 3/22/tfn Med1um dog hou se 814- 446 -8239 . COIN SHOP Court $t. Pomeroy, Oh. OPEN Effe<tive July 3, 1985 HDUIS: I 0 'til 2 Buying & Selling Coins. Coin Supplies & Misc. Items GENE GIHNE 1·2· 1 mo Roger Hysell Garage · .At. 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Call Part Beegle and part Colhe pupp1es to give away. Call 614- 986 -416B Five 6 -week· old puppies. V~ Beagle and 'h: Banj1 2 males. Very cute and adorable. 614-742-2983 K1ttens to g1ve away. 6 weeks old All colors 614· 949-2270. 3 maht part Collie puppies. Call 304-676 ·6933 . Free puppy Y2 Reg Aust ral · ian Shepherd , V2 ' Blue Hootar, 7 weeks old . .Call 304-675 -1468 Kitten. Call 304- 675 -3179. Coli 304- 675 - Give away to needy families . Garden vegeteblaa- peppert, beans, corn . 406 Page St , Middleport, Oh . Female kittent free to good homo. Call 843-5127. ·IC 6 Lost and Found Found: near Bank One. gray tiger J•t with fluffy tail. Own can call I 14-9922139 or 114-992-5427. - - - - - - - ·tc - -----·Gaiiiiioiis_______ __ Bar Tender: e,.perienced . full or part ·time. Resume to; P 0 . Box 205, Cheshire, Oh 45620. Mason's needed. $10 hr. Cal1614· 446 -9367. 1..::.:._:_:.__:.___:_::____ Someone to work on farm. Call alter 5, 614- 256-6689. Wented part t ime store help, 12 hr. week, see Jeff in person. West Virginia Elactnc, · 1886 Eastern Ava .. Gallipolis Easy Assembly work. S600. per 100 Guaranteed pay ment . No experience- no sales Details sand self addressed stamped enve ~ tope; Elon Vital- 175. 3418 Enterprise Rd .• Ft. Pierce, Fl 334B2 Child care and houtehold duties. M ld· afternoon-eerly evening houn, some flexibil· ity helpful. Mutt heve trenaportation end r.ter.nc••· Cot! 614-687-8775 oftor 6 :00p.m . ·ih~t,..WAI Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity ··········-··-·-----------~--- 26th , fli 28th., 29t h Hou sehold items, record s, tapes. t tereo. 2 bdr. suit es. Gigant i; vard sale , August 2nd and 3rd. ::1 milu out 143 from Route 7 . Chepman res•den ce, Goo d clothing. household it.eMI.· paperback book s Hundreds of Items. Good prices. wall wonh the drive . ; Vatas -Copley Ya rd Sale . 2 1h m i. on Ctlerry Ridge, Rio Grande . Furni ture , baby clothe s, very n1ce items - - - - - - - - - -1 Fri .-Sat.. July 28-27. 2 family carpol ..te. Fndey only, July 26th 10 00-7 Firs1 this year, Baby bad and back pack, 1973 Honda 360 motorcycle. stereo atentt· wood and metal, few child· ren ' s and large ledles clothes. slacks and other clothes. twin stroller, dis· hwasher and miac. Some new. Long St., Rutland, Ohio. ~------- lc - 3 bdr. brick frame c lose to town. woodburning large livingroom. ment. aunduck. one car garage. eham uhnk fenced yard, Green School disl, $46, 00Q. Call 614- 8521375 after 5. BIG BUCKS! Yo!Jr pr1or serv1ce is worth a lot of money. Monthly paychack$35,000 life InsuranceNew training. Call304· 6753950 or 1 · 800- 642- 3619. 3 Family Yard Sale Fri . & Sat. 9 to 6, Gavin Dr .• Rodney Village II. Lawn · mower, carneras . mtant thru adult clothing, lots misc. hems F1rst Time Ever Yard Sale. July 26-27. 9 ·00AM to 6 :00PM 15 Edgemont Drive. Cancelled if raining. Too many things to list. Come see Jay Or., 5 yr old, 3 bdrs, July 26 8t 26 , 2 miles north 1"1.1 bath, large kitchen & of HMC on 160. 9-6. eating area. FR or DR . LR. 2 Bedspreads, curtains, rugs. car garage. gas heat, CA . books , toys, clothmg. 3 open Avon territories available in Point Pleaaant area. 304- 675· 1429. C~a~ll~6~1~4-:4~4~6~·~3:.4~2:7~.~~~~Yard Sate ~uiy 2~th Eaote1n Ave. across from htghway : 4 bdr. house, 2 car with attached green fruit cellar, 3 acres. 614· 446 •8181 · Now accept1ng applications for part -time sales clerk. Must be able to work flexible hours . Apply at Fash1on Tree, Mon thru Fn .• 10-4. 2407 Jackson Ave. from Blue Fountain Motel. Lots Qf everything . Thurt .. Fri .. Sat One Mile 6 % acres. 2 houses, 2 car out Neighborhood Rd Baby garage. pond, several build- turn • toys, lamps, sewmg ingo, $26, 000 Call 304- machine, clolh&l. misc. 676-2320 Yard Sale Rt. 141 at Cad· mus. Lawn mower, canning jars. men-women -childrens clothing. few dishes, pans . girls bicycle, misc. items Fn . 9 · 5 . Situations Wanted Female companion. would consider mamaga. Charles Richa•~• · Call 614· 4463419 2 family carport sale. Friday only, July 26th. 10:00-1 First this year . Baby bad and back poclc, 1973 Honda 360 motorcycle. stereo stand · wood and metal, few child· ran ' s and large ladles clothes, slack s and other clothes, twin etroller. dishwasher and misc. Soma new Long St.. Rutland. Ohio --· ·--Pi'Pieiis·a·.;·t" ··-&Vicinity Moving Sale Everything must go! Friday. July 28, 9 to 1 704 Marietta Rd. Fri. & Sat July 26 & 26 4 Family Yard · Sale at New Haven, WV . acros from swimmmg pool & commun ~ ity building on corner lot. While picket fence. lamps, pictures. dishes. clothes (size mad, large, XL menswomens size small, mad., & large) also boys smell to large. Around tha Block Sale. 3200 Jackson Ava and Howard Ave . Ballmean Addn. Sat. July 27. Will carelortheeld8rly in our home . 16 years experiente . Openings for mele and female 614-992- 7314 18 Wanted to Do Small] bdr. house. 2 baths, mostly furnished, 2 working adults, across from. K-Mart. 6300 mo renter pays electric . Catl614- 446-1822 Would like to do babysittmg rn my homi . -Call614-446 ~ 7447. 3 bdr.housa, 2 batha. Call 304-675-5104 or 304-6755386 For sale or lease. 2 bed - Yard Sale 26th & 27th. rooms. double car .garage, Mane, women1 s1zes 7 -9. 1 .2 acres, Rose Hill, Pome· 14· 16 girls clothing. Houseroy . Reduced 826,000. hold. misc. 205 Bastiant Drive 9 -6 614-678-2613 Car detailing Wash -Wax S25 . Small cart f20. 1arge & vans SJO Call 614·4463316 . 12-6PM Gifted child , pre -school day care home . Ex-school teacher has a few opening . Colt 614- 367-7695 In Pomeroy. 2 or 3 bedroom. Asking $8,000. Call 614992- 5937. No land con tracts. COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump sales, sarv1ce . Regis· tered in Ohio All work guaranteed. Call 304 - 273 ~ 2B1 1 Ravenswood, W. Va. 7 room house, 1 1f.z bath. 4 bedrooms . garage . On Gravel Hill. Middleport. Ohio . Call 614- 992 -5714. 3 bedrooms. hvtng room . dining room. kitchen Firepiece. 202 Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy. Ohio $2800 .00 Call ~14· 992 · 2007 3 bedroom home, 8 1/J: percent assumable loan. garden tpot. Reduced down to $49,000. 304-675-5047 Log home , 3 acres. 2 mi. out Jerrico Rd .. 8V2 assumable loon. Call 304· 675- 6622 Eleanor. House with or without extra lots Rt. 62 . 304-6B6-3572 . ------------~~ · PRICEO TO SELL 3 bed room house. Palestine Rd . Ashton . .,14 acre. central heat $29.600. 304-762 -2567 510 Second St .• New Haven . Needs work 7 rooms , double lot . Block storage bu1lding . $10,000 Call 304-773- 6586. -lc 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUALlTV MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS , RT 35. PHONE 614-4467274 . • 14x70 82 model mobile home. 3 bdr.• 1 1h bath, total eleclr~c , 8x10 storage build· mg. 8 x 10 wood deck porch, underpi nning . $12 . 600 . Call 614 -446- 6231 , - - - -- - · -- 74 1 4x70 3 bdr mobile home on 10 acres of land. $16 ,600. Vinton area. Call 614 -388-9949. 1976 Festival 14x70, 2 bathS;. laundry room . lots of closets. Call 614- 446· 3120. 1973 mob1le home serious buyers only. Call 614 -24&9442 . Beautiful location overlookIng r~ver Furnished n1ee for old folks Good neighbora Coma see it. Call 614 -4462376. 2 bdr mobile home at Evergr een. Call 6 14-446· 7032. 3 bdr , house with 7 acrea of ground, recently remodeled . Call614-446- 7447 5 room house. $160 mo , pay own utilities. Call 614367-0121 - - - - - - - -tc3 bedroom, partially furO!shed. 2 blocks from Main St., Pomeroy . 10 months lease . Secunty depo sit Must be employed 614843- 6446. Redecorated ftve ro o m house in Middleport IGrtvel Hill area) \' Ba•ement and garage. Carpet and drapes furntshed . Adults No pets. Phone 614-992-3364 . 2 bedroom house for rant. Stove and refngerater. furnished, AC Relerdncas and deposit required . No pets. Call 614-992- 2012. 2 bedroom house, fully carpeted tn Pomeroy. $186 per month Deposit re · quired. Call 614-992-3064 Small cottage, 2 rooms and bath . S55.00 week, utilities paid. 304-675- 3100 alter 5 . 30 PM 676- 5509 il no answer 304~ 676 - 3000 2 story house tn New Havan convenient localion, 3 bed room. basement, $1 75 mo Homesteady Really. 304882 - 2405 or 304- 6-7 6 5540 42 Mobile Homes for Rent for Sale Babysitter my home, 6 month old . 8 -4 : 30PM, M - F Starting early Sept Spring Valley area . Experience references required . Send mfo by Aug 2. to P 0 . Box 612, Ghpolis, Oh 45631 . Sale 65 Garfield Ave. Thurs Yard Sele Addison- Bulaville 81\azer Rd. Rototiller, new rag ruga. clo- 32 Mobile Homes Smger & lead guitar player. Country-Ro ck Call 304 · 675-2307 or 304- 675 1285 ;r ..... --; • .............. ........... { .... & Vicinity ~~~~J~~~::~IIhlng. F~1. & Set. Own your own Jean Sportswear, Ladles Apparel. Childrens. Large Size. Com bination Store, Accessories. Jordache, Chic. Lee, Levi. Easy Street, lzod. Esprit. Tomboy. Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente. Evan Picone, L•z Claiborne, Members Only, Organ1cally Grown, Gasoline. Hetthtax, Over 1.000 otha11. $7.900 1o 824,900 inventory. Traming, fix tures. grand opening. etc. Can open 16 days. Mr . Keenan (305)678-3639 .•• . N U'-....'it\~mli~-'l~ll\,._;.- ' ,---'-:'-:,----c,--::--:--1 Rd at Homes for Sale tools, 7 Giveaway One Y2 Spaniel- One Y2 Poo dle male dogs. Call 614446- 6632. 'f'Brd Salas • Ow n your own Jean Sportswear. Ladies Apparel. Children&. Large Size, Com ~ binetion Store. Acceesorias. Jordache, Chic. lea. levi, Eaey Street, lzod. Esprit. Tomboy. Calvin Klein , Ser· gio Valente. Evan Picone,l• z Clalbo.-ne, Members Only. Organically Grown, Gasoline. Hehhtez. Over 1, 000 othe11. $7, 900 to e24 ,900 inventory. Tratning, fixlures. grand opening. ate Can open 16 days. Mr. Keenan (3061878-3639 . 12 Profeaional Services 1- - - - - - - - - - Extra Extra Need money for Will take care of an elderly school? s 5 special starting person in my home or do fee Avon. Start today. babysitting , 304 - 675 614- 446-2166 or 614- 446- 5714 9 beautiful pupp1es part _3:_3:_5:_8:_._ _ _ __,__ _ _ for hire tractor and bush Shepherd Call 614- 388 8480 or 614 -388-8669 . Application's now being hog Call 304-676 -3190 taken for drivers. Must be 1 B Metal Honda crates Pu at years• or older. Dependable Mr Busine11 Man having Betz Honda. No phone calls car and insurance Apply at problems with your roofs7 Oommo's Pizza, 800 Se- " Call us " for guaranteed please. flat - gravel - metal roof cond Ave . Gallipolis , Oh. repairs - ma i nta i nan ca. Black kittens. Call614-446 Wanted live in lady for replacement. Experienced. 4520 or 614 -446· 9517 elderly lady in Galhpolis. lnsur'ed . Bonded References Phone 614-949-2763 3 puppioa to good home Ohio Call 614-446 -2937 - - - -- - - -lc moatly block. Coll614- 446Wanted part- lime secretary 0399 aak for Loretta. typist. Send resumes to Box 5 -Ift Beagle puppies To a 50 in care of the Galhpohs good home Mother-go od Dally Tnbune. 826 Jrd rabb it dog. Call 814- 379 - Ave , Gallipolis, Oh 46631 21 Business 2652 Experienced babysitter 7 Opponunity Male dog part Border Colhe mo . old day shift. Must have & Blue Hee»r to farm home. references Call 614· 446 2 loveabll kittens . litter 6699 trained . Call 614 - 446 8264 4 Hamotero. 1325 MONEY ~0 PAYMENT TILl OCTOBER . RT. MILES BELOW GALLIPOLIS OPEN SAT It SUN. - NOON TILL 6 P. M . WEEKDAYS-NOON TILL 8 P. M . 992-7771 NO KINDLEWOOD~S IOVES GOOD USED 3S ISS Ook Hill Road Old Customers bring a friend who Signs up and gel one vi11t FREE . r' PIONEER CARPET & UPHOlSTERY CLEANERS Call Now for Appoinlmtnt OPEN I AM·lO PM Mon.·Sat. fire brick POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. 8 milos fro01 Pomoroy-lloson Brid&o SINGlE 124.9S 304-675-6276 l Used mobile homes prafered 3 bdr. models . Colt 814446 -0175 . 11 Financial • Five vear Limited PRE-SEASON 1\ppulllifiH'flf CALL 742-2057 1 0' U.P. WIRE MESH DISH Wanted To Buy COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Beds, Iron, wood. cupboards. chairt. chasti, baskets . diShes, stone J&rs, ant1ques. gold and silver. Wr.ta - M 0 Miller. Rt .2. Pomeroy, Ohio .;;~g9 or call 614· 992- IN RUTLAND 24 RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE Eotato, farm, antique. liquidatiOn sales. Licensed Ohio and We st Virginia . 304-773 57B6 or 304· 773 -6430 . I ' I"., I I I' . I MMN ST. r OJ Public Sale & Auction We pay cash for late model clean used cars. Jiffi Mink Chev.- Oida Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 614- 446 · 3672 Complete Ft onl End Pat!> and Semce Drake 324 Roc., Drake 1 00 clot!rH LHA Get a Klndlewooel Stove Every ttme the utilities raise the cost of heattng your home, vou nave a more pressing need fOr a wooel or bituminous coat bumtng stOVe. A Ktndlewooel Stove !s approveel to safelY bum either. Anellfyou compare wooel stoves caretullv. you'll cnoose the new K!ndtewood Stove. tt's loaeleel with features that others Offer only as "optional at ' . • ,, I 8 9 DUGAN'S I) ADDl'OV<!d tor bun:'llnQ Dltuml· nouscoal by Arnold Greene MOTEL Call: 742-2407 tOOTED ON I • Automatic draft control for even ourntng age systems. water and gas lines, water wall drilling and ser· vica. truCking (limestone & dirt) . BOWMAN'S HOME (:ARE MEDICAL SUPPLY 63 Pino St., Gallipolis DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS & SEWER LINES , RECLAMATION, PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE t!o OIRT ao.rdl. ing, basements, sew- WE BILl MEDICARE AND OTHER INSURANCE CARRIERS WHEN ELIGIBLE 7 (SiidMI, Diving Wilt do all typet of excavating. landscap- ~ 614-446-7283 CHESTER-985-3307 IT. 62 NOITH MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY SALES & RENTALS JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 . Paul E. Shcxkey, D.V.M. PH. 304·675-2U1 • Large alniQht removable asnpan for easv cteantng or 985-4353 Hospital Supplies Far Home Use •Insulation •Storm Coors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing LOST: Wom en• w allet, in Hei nera Ba kery lot. Keep morley. return paper Cell 614- 2415-&211 Reward for the retur n o f male black and white medium-sized, sp~miel · type dog lost m Tuppers Pla1ns , Reedsville area. Looks like hunting- bird dog, bobbed tail. No questions asked. Call 614-667- 3462 •••n · ingsor614- 992· 5031 days. FRONT-END ALIGNMENT •• Dllf THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP PH. 667-6535 8-1 3 lfn leil & l.P. Gas AHiloblt los~slWI Court & Swing lets. S~o, Tte~lltlll J2. _ _ _ _ __ 34 35 ' LISA M. KOCH, M.S. J&F CONTRACTING CARPENTER SERVICE 6-l~ttn WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS ·FOR •lENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEEO QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATELliTE SALES & SERVICE ll. _ __ _ __ Mail This CaupC111 wllll Remlttilnce Tbe Daily Seatlnel J11 CGurf Sf. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 • No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages Lost and Found lost In Flatwood t Rd . area, long-ha ired yallow -oranga cat. Children' s pet. Please call 614- 992· 767 4 . Sales & Servtce Swisher & Lohse " FREE ESTIMATES" M iddleport, Ohio 21. - ----- excellent condition. Wm. P. Cherrington, Atty. & Exec. Sale by Order of James M. Gillingham Auctioneer-MIKE ClUM INC. choie~. 10-8-tfc ---- 26 •• 10. The late Mr. and Mrs. Gillingham ¥'ere prominent people in the Gallipolis community Mf'li. Gillingham taught tchool for 30 yrs . and Mr . Gillingham • operated ·a drug1tore for over 60 vrs. Fine items in LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Phone-------~~--------- SAT., JULY 27, 1985-10:00 A.M. CALl COllECT: We'd IIko to introdwco you to Enpc•A·Car, ltlt 111odorn WIY to drive the vtllicle of your Service •Myers Pumps . ,P~:a~~~~;;:,~c·' 4/29/lln Wo HlfJ 14 hH Tl•o Address._ _ _ _...;._ _ _ __ LARGE ESTATE AUCTION 7-24-1 mo We can repair and re· core radiators - and heater cores. We can also' acid boil and rod out radiators. We also .repair Gas Tanks. INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE & Gas Well Tokens can be purcha1ed by S r. Citizens. the elderly, and t he handicapped f or 50 ¢ eac h. and the general public 1.00 each at Fruth Pharmayy. V1llage 949-2263 or 949-2969 RADIATOR SERVICE S/912 mo pd •Water PHONE 992-7075 Gutters - Downspout• Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 992·2196 H'JDIOlECH CHIMICAU Farm Eqalp11e11t Partt & Servlee Pay Cash for 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. ta.GO 6 Lost . Cadmus· W aterloo aru lwo Beagles. · t an female. black t an end wh ite male. Name s Pr i nce s s and Bo w ser, licensed, reward. Cal1614-3 79 -2765 . Formerly Heaton Drilling Co. BlUE StREAK CAB CO. oo •• NEW-REPAIR PAT HILL FORD ~'SPAS" Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment • Dealer SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bed rooms. 2 complete baths, dining room, living room and large recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Large farm pond . Racine area. 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS 4·5 ttc Curb Inflation ' ""'"" ..,. lfiHnilfl Houston Tracker Available - Other Options Availablu PARTS and SERVICE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ' THE MIDDLEPORT 7-51 mo All Maku ----------------------- JULY 29, 1985 at 7:00 A.M. SHADE DRILLING ROOFING " Free Eatimetea" 4/ 4/ tln OPEN •Washers •Dishw•shers •Range• •Refngereton •Dryers •Freerers Real Estate General - Ph. 16141 S43-S42S "Free Estimotes" Mon., Wed., f ri~ Sot. 9:00 AM - S:OO PM 1·3-tfc 8 Installation bailable 20 years 985-3561 municaiK>ns shall "" sent to: H01ring Clerk. OEPA, P 0 . ~ Box 1049, Columbus, OH, C R A f T 5 43216. Ph (614) 466-6037. ~!!!!!!~~~~­ Consult ORC Chap. 3745 and · OAC ChOR 374-47 end 37465 for requnements F1nal lSSUance of perm~ to · i"stall Southern Ohio Coal Company Salem Twp , OH, Effective Date 07 / 1B/ 85 HOME NATIONAL BANK CALL 949-2210-Ask for Tim II Complete Remodeling Roofing of ell Types Worked In home area Plastercraft Brushes. Paints Sprays, Etc. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE (7) 24, 26. 26, 31c UIJ- ..,. Howard 1. Writesel I ) Cer1ifitd Foreman 2) Cer1ified Electricians 3) Cutting Machine Operators 4) Roof Bolters · FENCE & SUPPLY PH. ·992-6931 SHOP Ceramic· Bisque ICUT OUT FOI FUTUIE USII alice Brooks ' parki~ is $210 per month. Call 614-992-6232 or 614-992-2101 The F...-nen Bank and Sav· MI- · 7fl - lll....ul M l'- C - 11W•H , IIo H y......._ . EXPERIENCED UNDERGROUND COAL MINERS NEEDED 7/ 11/ tfn 7U-2027 FOR RENT Newly remodeled comrnerctal buildi~ located at 220 East Main, Pomeroy. Buildi~ features include: two la_rge display windows, 1,300 square feet of floor space and large at- 77:1 - 1111I U - IMw . . _ IN- I..Iotllt Uptt 11WwN .011t iMY........S .. . . 14.GO Complete Gutter Work Public Notice HI-C.__. :w,_ .._, :IU - ' - 1 F..o • 211-G...,.. Dlotrlcf ~.- ....... Dlltrlal )71-W.....t St. Rl. 160 lltrt. Oalllpolle, Ohio Aftw 5 Call ~tllr 1 11 - l'l " " - • 4 11 - l.loft 111 - ..... Q,_ Business Services 446-4522· The Rivel>'iew Gar den Club memhers recently enjayed a progressive dinner with the salad and m am course served at the home of Mrs. Har1iss Frank. Dessert was at the home of M,rs. Denver Weber. A potluck picnic supper was planned for Thu rsdey a t the Belleville Darn Park. POIHIOW H:I - M _ , . . . .._..., 4oll-~ U ~lt Riverview meets Ill Court 51 •-cot•* The Daily Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Business · Services ----------1""----------.----------'i rile Mooa01Co WY u~" 11 .,.,...,,, Lambert, Charlotte, and M rs. Sherrie Abbott and sons, Hemlock Grove. Bryan ReeVes of Chester is visitmg his gran.Qmother, Dorothy Reeves, and otM r relatives. 001 '"' Thursday, July 25, 1985 jollowinr ul(lpltfHte e%cha11we• • ....) Wolf Pen happenings Mr. and Mrs. Lt'slie Frank and , ,..__.~ , ... ...._,. L.Morrtssey, LongBottom; Angela K Payne, Middleport; Tammte L . Stal'Cffiir, Racint>; Okey D. Tribble Jr.• Racine; KUa A. Young, Reeds· vllle, and John D. Zurcher , Pomeroy. Cl•u •f•td fHJI'-' u ....,..... ll.....,...._......_ 1C... otf T-• 1...... • _....,1 ... ... ......... . ... .- ........ .. ...,. Thursday. July 25, 1985 • 1964 Landola 10x56. Excellent condition with applian ces Askmg 84200 Call 216-769-3466 Avon-- For l imited time only. Start your Avon career for $6 .00 . For more inlormalion, call 614- 698 -7111 collect . Own your own Jean Sportswear, ladleS apparel, childrens. large size. combination store, accessories. Jordache. Chick; Lee , Levi. E Z Street, lzod , Espr~t. Tom boy. Calvin Klein, Sergio Valenta. Evan Picone. Liz Claiborne. Members Only. Orgamcally Grown, Gaso· line. Haalthtex, over 1,000 others . $13,300to 824,900 Inventory, t raining. fixtures, grand opening etc. Ciln open 16 days. Mr Loughlin (6121 888-4228 . 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS- Refinance to low fixed rete . U1e equity for any purpose. Leader Mortga9e Co .. 614· 592 · 3061 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING AND RE PAIR, Summer rates in effect · free est lmetea . Ward's Keyboard, 304-8765500 01 676 -3824 . MOBILE HOMES MOVEO . Insured, 20 years expe rience. 304-576-2866 or 576 -2998. 1 1 979 Liberty mobile home, 1 4x60, with garden tub, total electric. $6.500 00 304-675- 586,6 . 14x70. 3 bedroom mob1le home, 1 acre lot, w1th exc well and aeptic system $13 . 000 00 304 -6755865 . 1980 liberty. 14x70 mob1le home, fire place, central AC. total electric, must sell. for informat i on 304 · 676 6871 2 bedroom mobile home, all electric, half acre. good outbuilding , 81 2.000.00 one owner. Call 304-4681617 1979 14x70 mob1le home on 1 acre lot. Excellent condition Double car 20z24 garage S18,500 Call 614· 992· 6609. 1972 Champion trailer in Portland . 10,.50. Pertly furnished. new Coleman gas furnace S2.400 614 -843· 5310 or 614-843 -6406. 1971 Belmont 12•60. 2 bedroom , partially fur nished . 86,000 In Long Bottom . Call collect 614247-7332. Don · Stollings after 4pm . 33 Farms for Sale 292 acres. 6 miles from Jackson. Ohio on Rt. 327 off Rt. 35 . With mmaral rights, house, large barn. lots of road frontage , coal, 100 acre s farmable , $100, 000. Call 304-2734485 or 614· 843-5186 .. 2 bdr. furnished, all utihtea pd . &Kcept elect .. conva· ment locat1on, sec urity peposit reuq•red Cell614-4468668 . 2 bdr. 2 mt . from HMC at Evergreen Partially fur nished, ch1ldren accepted._ ~ Cell614-446 -3697 or ~4· 245- 5223. 2 bdr fully furnished AC , utilittas paid, adults .only Call 614-446 -4110 For rent mobile home fo r 1 or 2 adults. workmg people. Call 614 446-0508 2 bedroom mobile home for rent No pets. Coll614-9492424. 2 bdr fumished. ultlittes pa1d, $200 Apple Grove across from Goodyear Plant. Call 304-576- 2479. 44 36 Lots & Acreage Apartment for Rent 1975 14x66 Hotly Pork all electric, cantrel air cond., underpinning, awning, large deck , excellent oond•tion. Call 304 - 176 - 3164 . $10 .000. For sale < One acre lot with nice large in-ground pool, partial basement, some trees. For more information pho ne 602- 683-1044. Partly furnished apt, ground level , 2 bedrooms, &60 00 week , utditias paid. 304· 675-3100 altor 5 :30 PM 675-6509 if no answer call 675 -3000 . Must sell 1 976 1 4x66 CA, woodburner . 3 bdr., new hot water tank, clothes dryer Colt 814-379- 2418 . 1 acre build ing or tratler Iota for ula. Cotl614-992-7481 or 6t4- 992-2381 or 114992- 3543. Duplex 106 Highland Ave., unfurnikhed, • 175.00 plua utilities. phone 304-87&-' 4624 alter 6 .00 PM . • �Page-10-The Daily Sentinel 44 Apartment for Rent 65 LAFF·A-DAY Building ®br Lar(y Wright 300aa. • 2 . Sleel embossed insulated 6 penal extetior door's pre- Monday- Friday, Call 614· 446 - 2745 or le,ave message . Nicely furnished -mobile · utilities paid, share bath, adults. Call 446-4416 efter 8PM . 7 · :ZS "I utilties paid . share bath , 607 2nd. Avo . Gallipolis, adults. remember when all was bicycle racks." Can this Furnished efficiancy $145, • 51 Household Goods SWAIN · 54 Misc. Merchandise ' AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .• Gallipolis. New & used wood -c oal stoves, 6 pc wood LR suite $399, bunk bedt $199. entron recliners $99. new & used b e d room su1't es, ranges, wringer washers. & shoes. New livingroom suites $199 $699, lamps . also buying coel & wood stoves. Call 614-446-3159 . Nicely furnished apt, central heat, air, parking, next door to library . One professional adult only. Call 614-446· 0338 . Large Anic apt., furnished $175. utilitle$ pd .. 919 Second Gallipolis, male pre· 4 Call 446-4416 after Spm . LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from S285. to $895. Tables. S50 and lip to $125. Hide· abeds,$390 . and up to Furnished apt., 920 4th Ave ., 1 bdr., S225. utilities pd., adulls. Call 44'6 -4416 after 8pm. · S550 .. 920 4_th Ave ., $185 utilities pd .. Call 446-4416 after 8pm . sola bodo K11auff Firewood Summer rates-big loads. May 1atJuly 31st. Doesn' t apply to HEAP. 614 · 25 6·62 4 5. ----------SPECIAL cut alabs 6 PU loads delivered in dump truckS100,or21oads8180. You pickup $ 1 5. Call 614· 245 · 5 8° 4 · Pool People Special: 16,..32 inground poolsinstalled-bring us your low estimate . Shock liquid 92 · 55 gal. PH up $3.60 4 po. Middleport 614-9925724orGallipolis614-446· 6 . New shipment of Keller whiter thermal break sliders an singtehun9 windows at below wholesale prices. 7 . Embossed wood grain twin 4" snd B" . pattern. aluminum siding with foam S145. 3061 . Apartment for rent. Call 614-446-9244. 9AM -6PM . vate yard, disposal. small deck. l.ease required, water Furn . effjciencv apt. Private 8t quiet. Single . working person only . Call 614-4464607 or 614 ~ 446- 2602 . 5 rooms & bath, 914 3rd . AVe .. $75 dep ., S160 mo . pc.- S3 .00ee .). Riverside Apts. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens . $130. Equal Housing Opportunities . 6·14- Pool table for sale, &kc. cond. Call after 5, 614-446- I Browning shotguns. Browing sweet 16's. GOOD USED APPLIANCES 2 bedroom apartments. New Haven . WVa. Newly remodeled . In town. 614- Washers. dryers, refrigerators. ranges . Skaggs Ap- 992-74B1 . 614-446-739B. 21&rowing 12 ga. Frank's Pawn Shop, 430 Second AVe., Gallipolia, Oh . Air conditioners , good , used, reconditioned.Frank's Pawn Shop, 430 Second AVe., Gallipolis, Oh . Rick top soil. good fill dirt, pine mulch and cow manure to make your plants grow. Contact Bruce Davison. pliances. Upper River Rd. 814-256-1427: beside Stone Crest Motel. 1 bedroom apt. for rent. Nicely located. Contact Village Manor in Middleport . Pets for Sale Fuel oil tank, 1,000 gaL for under or above ground use. HILLCREST KENNELS Poarding .!ill breetls. Heated indoor·outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies : Stud Service. Call614- 446~ 7795 . Briarpatch Kennels Profes· sional All-breed grooming . Indoor- outdoor boariling facilities. English Cocker Spaniel puppies. Call 614-388- 9790. Oragonwynd Cattery Kan nel. CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC ,Chow puppies. ~all 446- 3844 after 7PM. 1-tousing Opportunity . 2 apartments for rent in Svracuse . 1 furnished and 1 unfurnished . Call 614 -9 92 7689 after 5 :00p.m . 3 room furnished apart· ment . 1st floor . No pets. Call 614-949-2253. APARTMENTS . mobile homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614 -446- 8221. 742-3151 . Fine oak & mahogany furni - For ront in Point Pleaant, efficiency cotb!lg&. Ideal for 1 or 2 people. 304- 675· ture England some ant~ques : clocks, dining cha1rs, caNer. occassional 4024 . from tables, drop leafS. draw leaf tables, pictures, mirrors. ~!;"'F;-;;-;;i";;h;;dFj-;;;;;;;~ J marble top wash stand, 45 Furnished chest of drawers, sideboard. nest of three tables, and For rent Sleeping Rooms more. AU at a fair price. Call and light houSe • keeping 614-446-B558 . 1 rooms . Park Central Hotel. Call 614-446 -0756 . Furnished room, range . re frig . $125, share bath . single male . 919 2nd . AVe ., Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 after 8PM . Used furniture : bedroom suite, student desk & chair. 2 pc . livingroom suite. loveseat. 5 pc. wood dinette, recliner. Corbin & Snyder Furniture , 965 Second Ave., Gallipolis. 614-446- 1171 . Large dinette set. 8 chairs, reasonable . Call 614-446- Space for Rent 2131 . AM or after 4PM . Mobile home lot, 12',..50' or smaller. S75 water paid. 4th & Neil. Ganipolis . Call 4464416 afti:tr SPM. Stove, refrigerator, dresser, chest of drawers. 2 beds, yard sale goods,, old record player. Call 614-'446 -4B50 . Dryer for sale -works, $35. Call 614-446-3574 . Electric Singer sewing machine. Varv old, instruction book lists 1944. Works good. 8100. firm . Call614· 992-7170 before 5:00. Appalachian Stove Co . Add on-furnaces, cookstovas. wood-coal stoves. " Ash ley,·· ' 'Brunco, '' ·· Jotul, '' ''Consolidated 0 utchw est." ' 'Stoakermatic ." $1.300 . 614-69B-6121 . 3 old quilts. 2 Alia din lamps . Gibson refrigerater . Old me tal cars. Furniture. books, Dresden china. 614-949 -' Silver Mitt ferrets, l 1 weeks old $60 ea. Pit Bull Terriers, 5 wks. old Registered, $1 00 576-2026. 614-446-2282. Wonder pole 1982 Chevy Citation ;z dr. hatchbock. V -6, 4 opd., bean•. $6 .00 bu. 304-6752437. AM~FM trol. Home grown tomatoes, half runner, Blue Lake beans. mangoes, banana peppers, Firewood $20.00 pickup load, $30.00 delivered. Call 304 -675 - 6762 or 675 - 2991 . Green beans, hall runners &. Kentucky wonders . 50 canta tape, aunroof. •2 . 7!99. John"a Aulo Salea. Bulaville lb .. 810.00bu .• 86.00\',bu. Call 304-675-6043. Form Supp l1es & L1ve stock TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS. hotdipreblueing,alltynasof gunsmith work, fa._t se';"ice, _ _ _ 304 675 4631 Chevette Call auto, air, 614-379- Floral queen-siz e sofa bed, Traililr spaces . Small child· new mattress. 850. Nice ron a:ccept8d . 304 · 675 - walnut dining room table. 2 1076. pedestal type legs, $40. -:;;;--;;;;;;s;;iid;;;;-;~;bi~~ Maple student desk, $75 . For rent· Building Maple bad .a nd chest of for church or club i.n Pt. drawers. like new. $85 . Pleatant. C'ose to old Ma - Older type three piece bookrieUa Plants. Call 304-675 - case bedroom suite, good condition, 180. · Call 6142 931 . 1 992-7401 . -=:::==:::;:=:;:===:::::;::::========= ante d to R en t Massey Ferguson, New Holland, Bush Hog Salas & Service. Over 40 used tractors .to choose from &. complete line of ·new & used equipment. largest selection in S .E . Ohio. ·. 1$78 ~ontiac Grand Safarre stationwagon, loaded. good Merchandls H 51 Household Goods 30 inch electric range , self cleaning oven, harvest gold, used 1 month, paid $600.. 304 -675 - 64B3 or 675 - 1450. Bunk beds, Dehumi· difiers, Dinning room suits. Uving room suits, Baby Bad . 304"675-7746 after 6PM . 20 cu hours. Call614-446-1570. International A~Model tractor & cultivators, $500. 12 Kutter discs. 3 pt. hitch 8100. Collahar5614-2569350. $8.500 . 4- i'ord truck R-40 Ditch Witch 35.000 . 2806. Call 614-3 79 - Early 60's John Deere tractor with hay wagon and grader blade. Excellent con- dition. $1500. Call 614992-5962. Homelite watar pump $200 .: Solo 5 gal. back pak sprayer $70.; A model Inter with cuh $1 BOO.; Homelite EZ chain saw 8100.: 3 pt. Fert & Seed spreader $50. ; 5" Bush hog 8350. ; 26' tobacco pipe trailora 8600.; 52" tobacco tticks 15c each; tobacco balers 850 . each. 304 - 736 - 2342 or 675- 1286. 63 1957 Fleetwood Cadillac Umoaune 3aeata. fair condition, 81,600 or best offer. 73 Dodge window van 318 engine, PS., PB. standard trana, good work van. $450 . Call 304-576-2866 . 1f2 Quarter hores, % Belgium years old . Call .1743. Super cow dog pup. JA Blue Heeler cross. $25 each. Call 614-992-2607 . 614 -256-1427. Fish Tank and Pet Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenue, Point Pleasant, 304-6752063. Fish. birds and more. Yearling limousine Bull American Pure Bred. Call 614-378-6216 after 3 :00 p.m . Pigs for sale, 3683. 64 Hay 6:30 cond. Call 614-245-5B18 after 5PM. Call 614-246-9163 waek- ([) Green Acres Cil (l2l ABC News ICC) B96 -3903 . CBS News ())Dr. Who ® Body Electric f!l) F-Troop D ClJ PM Magazine ill Guns of Will Sonnen 304-895- & Grain AKC Reg. Cocker Slf':nial 1980 Chevetta. Auto, 4 door, good condition. $2200. Also 8ft. topper for truck. 8100. Caii614-9B5441B. One owner 1980 Datsun. 8 · 210, blue, 2 door, &speed manual trantmission . 82,400 .00. Phone 614992-2413 attar 6:00 pm. Good condition. miles per gallon. 36 - 40 tion. 81,200. Call614-446- radio. 614-992-7612 . 1980 TUrbo Trans Am. Indianapolis Pace Car. Loaded. 61,000 actual miles. A· 1 condition . Call 614·742-3154 for more information. 1979 Suzuki RM 400 Fox . Must see. Call 614-446 - 4592. '74 Honda CB 360. runs good, price negotiable, call after 4 :00 PM 304-676· 1749. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 15ft. Aluma -Craft boat . 7112 HP Marcury motor with controls trailer. $1,800 . 1973 Dodge Cullome Polor, new tiraa, new aticker, 304-675-5186 . I Truckouhdor $100.00. Now r:::::::;:-:.,----;-:---~~ Gov't Surplua Cars and "avellable in · your area. Call 15 ft . fiberglass boat. 28 H.P. Mariner motor. 2 gas tanks and trailer. 81,000 . See George Gum, Hidden Lakas.614-992 -5107. 17 fl . Crestliner. inboard - a , oo'warl rim prop, power tabs, lri hull, 304-675-6286 1 12 ft . alum. boat with oar trolling motor 4 HP Johnson motor and trailer. $80.0 . Call 304- 773-56B4. 1331 . '79 Chevy Monra. V-6, AC, PS, auto, AM~FM ca11ette, t1.BOO.OO 304-675-3693. 1971 Ford Maverick, 4 V-8, 28,000 mlloo, 67&-291& attor & PM. 71 Oldo Dotta 88 cond.. tJIIc. mo~r. Coll304-578-28&6.' .. .. . I HAVE A FEW CHESTNUTS THAT HAVE BEEN ROASTING IN ' "THE FIRE ! Rotary or cable tool drilling . Most wells comploted same day. Pump sales and servi - 160 min .) (]) MacNeil/ Lehrer Newshour ® Hitchhiker's Guide/ Gala,..y Starks Tree and Lawn Ser vice. stump removal. 304 - 576- 2010 . Plumbing 8:30 CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND liEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614· 446- 3888 or At le.:~s'lstill has m' TVs 1 m1 stereos an' m' VCRs! So yerfool car an' monelj is atth' Seem like th'weiqht were too bottom o' much fer river ?-";;'7--:::.;,;~~JJl ljer flo'! ING . Rt . 1. Boll 355, Galli - 83 Excavating 1 Excavating. base· ments. footers. driveways, saptic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614- 446· 4537, James L. Davison. Jr. owner . Good ~ Dozer Work land clearing. landscaping, etc. Free estimates. Call 614-446-8038 or 614-992· 7119 anytime . J .A .R. Construction Cp ., Rutland , Oh . 614- 7422903 . Basements . Footers Concrete work. Backhoe 's: · Dozer & Oitcher. Dump trucks , & water· gas-sewerelectrical lines. 76 · Auto Parts & Accessories IM!•n uoed. 8400. 614-8435310 or 614-B43-5406. 1963 Dodge Dan parta aale . Slant 6. good tlr81. good transmission. Call614· 992- ® 87 Upholstery A NOISE 304·895-3638 alter 4: 00. 1163 Sec. Ave .. Gallipolis. OUT !NTH' WOODSHED. SHOOTJrll' IRON . AN'TH' LANTERN PAW SNAKE!! R & M Furniture M anula c turing , St. Rt. '7 , Crown 1976 City, Su- vood 1hape, ull or trade. 304-773-5146. ISEEYOUVE. MEIL..ADY SNAKE'S SIS"IER . NOI t...rffLE, I MEAN"f YOUNGE:R!! d'!1" _ ,--, t~~~h ' (60 m1n.l ()) Nanny (ffl Newswatch lliBOI MOVIE : 'Chattanooga Choo Choo' IMAX] MOVIE; 'Hair' 10:15 Cil MOVIE: ' Stunts' 10:30 ill My little Margie CIT! Tony Brown's JournaJ I'll INN News 11:oo o rn oo m 0 m ® m Ci2l News _ill Bill Cosbv Oh . Call 614-256 - 1470, call E\ole . 614-446 3438 . Old & new Uphoatered . . . ' e Ol Of D 0 i Hill. I&J~n/JIJ · ® Profiles of Success .f!ll Benny Hill Show 11 :30 0 Cll ill Tonight Show ~ -.. . \ ! ..0 Show [[) Capitol Journal Congressional experts and jour· nalists join host Hodding Cane~ in anaiyzmg the week s news from Capitol ·Dew T onight's guest is gardening · e~pert Thalassa Cruso . (60 m1n.) ill Best of Groucho (!) Sportscenter ([I WKRP in Cincinnati Iii CIJ New Avengers S1eed, Purdey and Gambit cover up the death or the dread agent , Unicorn. (AI 7-2S-8S ., 7 6. +KQ h2 +A J 10 WEST • 9 816 ., J 3 2 +A 10 9 7 +K 7 By James Jacoby When partner makes a strong jump shift, thfee little hearts become adequate trump support - hence North 's raise to three hearts. After North had bid four clubs to show the club ace, So~th asked for aces and bid the slam. t A club lead on the go would have given declarer no chance at all {indeed , East might have doubled four clubs to help partner on lead), but West eleel. ed to table the spade nine . Now it looked easy to declarer - as usual, too easy. South won the spade , drew trumps and played a diamond . Wesl ducked and the king won. Declarer played a spade to his hand and led another diamond. It wasn' t hard for West to duck again. The diamond ace ' -was only one trick, and that was not enough to beat the slam. Now our myopic declarer was trapped in • EAST + J&I32 '1 9 +s + Q96532 SOUTH +AK 'IAK QI084 • 61 3 • 84 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: North West Pass Pass Pass Pa ss Pass Easl Pass Pass South Pass Pass Pass I NT Opening lead: 2'1 3+ 6'1 •9 dummy. He gave up a diamond to the 10, but West still had the ace and eventually the defenders look a club trick to set the contract. Everyone now sees the right play, ~ven toda y's declarer. Win the open- · ducks agam; r~turn to your hand with mg lead, draw only two rounds of a spade, and lead diamonds toward hearts, then lead a diamond. When dummy a third time. Now West has West ducks, lead dummy's third no way to prevenl yolf from esta blishheart, returning to yo ur hand so you ing the diamond suit and making the can lead a second diamond. If West slam. ~-w.d' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 4 Capital I Durn of ltalia 5 - loves company 5 Noted anthro- pologist 9 Official 6 Related maternally 7 Tree 10 Map feature 8 Reporter's symbol conern 12 Ancient Syria 13 Bogart film 15 Bulwark 17 Gennan art>cle 18 Before 19 Stripling 11 Sedition l4 Zealous lfi Hide Yesterday'• Arunoer 20 Geological 23 Jwnic - 33 In the center layers Curtis 34 Tropical 21 Afternoon 24 Crash into food plant London 26 Dray 35 Weswrn 20 Quiescent ritual 24 A.scendance 22 Provoca~ 25 Principle 26 Church 28 Minimize villain , Jack_ 30 - Math ratio regulation 0 ClJ CD Hill Street Blues .Balker goes after a profes· siona1 wr'estler; Joyce de· cides whether or not to represent a black athlete who w as crippled by white youths; Fay threat ens to sue the city. (A) [60 min .) Cil (l2l 20/20 ICC) 0 Cil ® Knot's Landing NORTH + Q !0 Saving a vital entry Mystery! ICC) 'Reilly , (CC) Karen confronts Dr. Atkerman; Gary agrees to cooperat e in the Empire Valley project; Ruth trie~ to break up Laur a and Greg. (R) 614-446-7B33 or 614-446 1B33. gino, 304-675-4863. Cutlasa James Jacoby 0 ClJ crJ Night Court Harry 1 0 :00 GO GIT /lilY P~!:ANUTS TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Olds BRIDGE CIJ Profiles of Nature [MAX] Eros International Surprise! Surprise! 5HHH !! I'll I HEARD hOw to make;- THE " NET" WORK • birthday. lA) 256-1141 or 614- 44 6· 1175 or614 -446-7911 . Haul . li!'lestone. sa nd , gra -. vel , d~rt. bulk or bag fertilizer and lime . Excelsior Salt · Works Inc . 638 E. IV!ain St . ." Pomeroy . 614- 992-3891 . (Answers tomorrow) JUmbles: KETCH SWISH DEBTOR .IRONIC A'nswer: What lhe fi sherman turned TV ex.ec utive newspaper, P.O. !klr 601 , P11m1r•, N.J . oaoes. (RJ (60 min.) 9;30 I I 11 I IJ Join the Jumble Lo'tlra Fen Club and rKtllve al_. elght·WOfd Super Jumbles e.....-y monlh. For lrH semp4es, nod e postcerd to: Jumble L0¥11'1 Fen Club , c/o tnle A ce of Spies : . Endgame .' Reilly 's plans of overthrowing Lenin are put into action . James, Boys Water Service . Also pools filled . Call 614 - Ken 's Water Service . W ell s·, cisterns, pools filled . Phone j J~n ~new IRJ m '81 Olda transmission $86.00. old diesel engine p1rt1. Monte Carlo radiator, Wracked '79 Ford Pinto for part1. all part1 ekcepl en- lliBOI MOVIE: 'The Last Starfighter" ICC) !MAXI , MOVIE: "The Hollywood Knights' Q ril CD Family Ties Jennifer feels left,· out when baby Andrew comes home from th e hospital. (A) Electrical 256 - 1240 or 614-256C Shop hoist . 3 ton . Continental 400. Brand new, never Yesterday·s ill) Alive from Off Center The frontier s of video-dance are explored in 'Parafango ' and 'Maasai: Pages from the Book of Rain.' 9 :00 0 ril Ci) Cheers Sam decides to play a practical joke on Frasier when he takes him on a fishing trip . (R) ill 700 Club (!) Top Rank Boxing from Las Vegas, NV 0 CII ® Simon & Simon (CC) Rick and A .J. are conned into helping a vet er.an bomber pilot from World War II find his be· loved plane which has been missing for 40 years. (R) (60 min .) 00 Wild America ICC) 'Living with Wildlife ." The ways In which the human race can help to preserve the mvaluable w~dlife are presented . & Refrigeration SEWING Machine repairs. aervice . Authoriz ed Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop , Pomeroy. 614-992 -2284 . t1 I Answer:( begins to worry when no one makes m ention of his Waugh 's Water Service .· Wells, cisterns, pools . Fast . reliable service. Call 614· · promo. AM -FM, PS, PB. Air, ""~u . 1 ALLEY OOP or 675· 736B. 614-367-0623 or 614-367• 7225. -----------1 Cil Sanford and Son (1) Entertainment Tonight Ci) Wheel of Fortune 0 Cil Wheel of Fortune ()) Second Cltv TV ®News CID MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ID W New Name That Tune tiJ Greats of the Game 7:30 0 CIJ Tic Tac Dough (}) Cisco Kid G) ESPN 's Speedweek Major League Baseball : Atlanta at Philadelphia CII 0 Cil Family Feud ill Jeopardy (I) Nightly Business Report ®I Wheel of Fortune ID a%1 Entertainment Tonight fJ) Major League Baseball : Cincinnati at Montreal !HBOI The 30-Second Seduction Consumer Re ports focuses on television adven ising . [MAXl Screen legends James Stewart 8:00 0 ril CD Cosby Show Cl) Here Come the Brides ffi Compaq Sports Special Nauonal Sports Festival VI Preview and Skating Competition . (60 min .) Cil lUI MOVIE: "The Main Even!' [CC) 0 CII ® .Magnum , P.l. • With Magnum involved il"l a difficult case and a black mailer on his back, Higgirls turns tD private investigatoiLuth er Gillis to help him get out of his predicament . (A) m perienced ca rpenter.' electrician, mason, painter, roof· ' ing (including h o t tar , application) 304-675 · 2088 1130. Reasonable rates , 1976 Pinlo with 1978 motor. e11cellent running con<li· time. ~'TOWN,IU.. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 304-675- 7741 night or day. 1-619-566- 1522. tion. 304-676-1146. any ~~"8ROI<&N HA'""-C~ Call 304-576-239B or 614446-2454 . 84 column . 68 . 000 mltu . $500. Coli 6t4-992-7403. 304· 675· 4384. !iR()q£,TOI'lE! a. Call 614-367-0447 . 1977 Chevy Nova. 4 door, 6 cylinder, 3 speed on the door, AC, AM- FM, radio, - THOU!'iHT I GAW GOME t'IOVEMCNT 'HOIJIIIJ THE 6AC~ OF PE6TLE'5 0827 after 6PM . ----=-----· 1984 Chevy Cavalier . 4 door, automatic. power steering, cruiae. air, AM-FM ANNIE RON ' S Television Service . House calls on RCA. Quazar, GE . Spacialing in Zenith . RINGLES 'S SERVICE. ex- Now arrange the circled 1et1ers to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. rn J .and L. l~stallation . Roofing, vinyl siding. storm doors and windows. Free estimates. Call 614-992-2772 . polis. Ca11614-367-0576 . 949-2545. HIM ()tiT! D .and M . Contractors. Vinyl siding, replacement win· dows, insulating, roofing, new and remodeling. con· crete. Call 304-773-5131 . 614-446-4661 . 652B . 1H& 64Ct' l't1RCH- 'IOII'U. HAVE TO (?r;l Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local references furnished . Free estimates . Call collect 1 -614- 2370488 , day or night . Rogers Basement Waterproofing . JIM'S PLUM BilliG 8o HEAT- Call 304-BB2 · 27BB. 'f'EPE'S ~~~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 81 Honda CB 750 custom. axe . cond., 4,800 mi. Call Straw for sale . Call 304675 - 3897 or 304- 676 - I"'XJJ&1/.E .... Call 614-3BB-9B57. a14-446-4477 pups, 5 blaclt females. buff male. now taking deposits . ENT~ W/Fli T/1./.A WITH NEWS (),t: THE .' Marcum Roofing & Spouting . Now installing rubber roots. 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof, 256- 1436. after 6:00 weekday•; anytime weekends. tMELFYSj m Home Improvements 1979 two door hardtop Oldsmobile Cutlass Su · preme; cream over metallic brown. Air, power steering and brakes; AM -FM stereo, snow tires. E"cellent condition; under 28, 000 milea. Motorcycle 1981 Yamaha 660 special, excellent condi- L. EFI. (]) Sportscenter with faring, 2 helmets & cover, $3,200. Call 614- 1974Ford F100.1981 Cub Cadet tractor with mowers and cultivator. Call 614· They'll Do It Every T"lme 81 WHAIIH5 M I L.L. I ONA I ~E 0 Cil ® 7:1io daya after 6PM . *4BOO. Hoeflich, 992-5292 NBC Nightly 1966 Apache fold out camper. S250. Call 304· Motorcy~les 1984 V-65 Sabra 1100 CC ClJ ill . News & Heating 74 0 y I DRIPUT The Assassination Game' ill Rifleman (!)' ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly 82 198:4 Plymouth Tur.mo, silver met., red int .• 8)(C. Livestock 2 TO FIIIJP THAT, OP&-RATIIJ& ~ ces. 304-895-3802 . cor. Call 614·3BB·8B24. 1983 Dodge Colt e.Kc . cond . siickt . 304-675-2B48 after 5:00. Used Vans & 4 W.b. 1208. ' Bunk beda. girls 3 speed bicycle. 3 tobacco presses and approx 1100 tobacco trencher . Call 614 -6947842 or 694-5006. B95-3570. 1981 F-250 4114. All new chrome rim . Actual mileage Call 614-446-1197. 2.000 gal delivery tank. 69 Ford trans. with PTO for 2 ton Ford, ~ ton chain hoist. plows & side mower for Cub tractor. Call 614·-266· 1- - - - - - - - - - 160 chain 1970 Chevy Vz ton pick -up . Good condition. $600. Call 85 LTD Ford II air cond., radio. tilt wheel, power, cruile, RWD, 2 . 700 mi., wheals & rims. 2 rima for Sixteen 6 pane •windows 24~~:28 inches. Wooden door Conlay, 304-676-1436. 80•32 in. with facing. h.-n· die & lock . Wooden 110rm 3 yr. old Holstein cow calf. door with gla11 and ICraen 73 Ford Ma'llrick 8 cyl., 250 inaerts 77V..x 32 34 in. Make · engine, t400. Call 304me an offer . Call 304- 675· 675-6384. 1981 evenings only. Homelite auto 614-949-2650. 73 Sofa bed and ·love seat. wooden storm door, good cond. Fairview Road, Camp will taka $400. Cell 614- saw. $126. Call 304-675742-3092. 2159. Truck. PS. PB, · Auto, V6. $9200. Only 900 miles. Call cond. Call 814-446-3945 after 4PM. 1---=:::------- Siamese cat and kittens. ~in!ature Schnauzer pupptes . Also Cocker Spaniel. No checks accepted . Call AT HOME·· ·· 10 1965 Ford 1% ton, 304- Baby pigs for ule, 825 ea . Also 2sows. Call614-256- Pickens Used Furniture·. Deluxe short bed . Call 614-9925275. Call 614-446-2B57. 26th. Caii614-992-51B1. t.GI!:BC SHOWERS AIVO SHAW:S FOR A i.OII'CPt.Y EVMIN€> Chevy 1977 Chevy Silverado pickup. Air conditi.o ning. tilt air, PS / P8, AM / FM raOio. ·I wheel, cruise control, 350 614-266-1574 after 6PM. last. Hockenberry Pharmacy North . ft chest freezer. 54 Misc . Merchandise . s1oo.oo. 304-676-4174. Wanted to rent or lease farm 18,000 BTU Sears air condi· house with barn & acreage, tioner $300. 3 pc . tradi· ~ot~d reference. Call 614· tional liOJingroom suite, 2 446 -046B or 614 -446- tabiet, 2 lamps, $376 . Call 0665. 27 . limit one key chain per customer while supplies 19B3 Chevy S-10 PU, 4 WO, PS, PB, good cond., $4.BOO firm . Call614-2561131 . 614-742-2421 . I :;;:::::::::::::::::..L::::::::::::::::::_4-------_;_film r 1980 Chev Chevett&, 4 processing . Now thru July 47B2. 82 Chevette auto, 4 dr.• PS. PHOTO KEY CHAIN tree with roll of color print 1983 Chevy ¥.. ton. auto. AM-FM tapa. topper. John's Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis, Oh 614- 446· Price reduced-1978 Chrysler Cordoba, owner. good cond., 2 U .S . 35 Wost, Jackson. tiller 8HP, Kolar engine. Horae model with attachments. Used le11 than 20 Call 614-266-6302 or 614BB6·BOB9. 1985 26B2. CROSS & SONS Priced to sell 1985 Troybilt parts, no motor. $1 ,700. Rd, Gollipolla, Oh &t 4-44647B2. PB, $2,500. Call 614-3792682. Farm Equipment · ·1979 Chevy 4x4 now body 1978 Ford F150. Four wheel drive. u~ kit, aluminum slots. 614-992-7647. $2.~00. stud, 446 -7373 or 304 - 6752396 . 614-446-B217 evenings only. Lab. pups, black, AKC istered . 6 weeks old AKC registered female c oc k er s paniel. SV1 monlhs old. Buff color. phone 614· Call Cruiae con- 1982 Pontiac T-1000 auto, air, AM·FM f2,999. 19B2 AMC Spirit 4 spd .. AM-FM 2B01 . Gas double oven range- 32 inch drawer . Aluminum storm door . 10 inch awning. Bo.x of books. ceu. after 8PM. beets. Call 304-675-19B1 61 &E ABLE tJ 1-lJ f!l) Hogan's Heroes IHBOI MOVIE: 'T.A.G.·· HOW WiL~ , l EVE!> Trucks for Sale 1977 Ford Ranchero auto .• air. $1.399 . John's Auto Sates, Bulaville Rd. Gallipo- LIDEY Wildlife · Gl) .Powerhouse lis, Oh 614· 446-47B2 . model and newer used cars. Smith Buick·Pontlac, 191 Ealtern Ave .• Gallipolis. Call Silver Queen corn, Happv Hollow Fruit Farm, 304- ea. Cal 614-3BB-8761 . Registered AKC Cocker Spaniel puppies . Cham pagne and buff in coJor . Call 614-992· 7102 after 4pm. Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for 'BO Ohio . 614-2B6-6451. AKC Registered Chow County AP.pliance. Inc . Call614-446-7025. · Chow puppies . One litter. Good · used appliances and Taking deposits now. Call TV sets . Open BAM to 6PM . Automatic Telephone Ans614-256-1271 . Mon thru Sat. 614-446- wering system . Call 6141699, 627 3rd. Ave. Galli- 446-2644. AKC Bassett Hound pups. polis , OH . 23 cu . ft . Amana cheat Tri -colored . 'Cal 614-2561652. Valley Furniture, new & freezer $100, bath cabin••· used . large section of qual- Call 614-446-2914. 2 mO . old Reg . Doberman ity furniture . 1216 Eastern Amana High Efficiency Air puppies, 5 male, 2 female, Ave., Gallipolis. Conditioner for sale. 18,000 all bl~ck with rust. Call 614-446 -7544 . Ed's Appliance Serving air BTU 's. Used for 2 months. conditioners. refrigerators, Has 4 year guarantee . $600. AKC Reg . Beagle pups. Four washers. dryers. In Gollia. Call 614-992-3454. malo , two females, $50 Meigs 8a Mason Co . Call 614-446-7444 or 614-367- 1982 Gravely with tiller and each . Call1 ~ 614 - 246-9578 bush hog. $1600. Call614· or 1- 304-6B4-.7094. 71B7. 614-992 - 77B7 . Equal 71 81 56 72 Transpurtalion Audubon Theatre CAPTAIN EASY Services B43-6466. Kentucky ill Hot Potato Cil 1\ndv Griffith Vo .. 304-346-CAI'IIP. Vegetables Sweet corn yellow & white. Penn's Warehouse Wellston. Ohio 614-384-3645 B127. 614-446-0322 992-7721 . & Baby beds. 8110. 1 Used F~-,"~j;~~~ ----- -~-~friJ,ators. metal office desks. electric range . 3 mites Bulaville Rd . Open 9am Spm. Mon . thru Sat. Call 446-3B70. Fruit Color or white $199.96 . 10. 17x19 White & gold vanity with tQp fiberglats $29.96 marble top $39.95. 11, Plastic counter top. SOlid pattern wood grain's 30" by 8 '-10'-12' 50 centa sq.ft. 12. PiCture windows ther· manl pane 6' high by 8 '-1 0 '12' wood an clad $199.00$ 299 . 00 . $ 399 .00 . 13. 5 gal. aluminum mobile home roof coating $21 .95 ea. 6 and up $19.96 ea. 14. Drive way tile ( 1 2 •, x 7 2 .,- $ 1 9, 9 51 110 ''x 60 '· '-$12.951 435 . 7 pc. S1B9 end up. Call cabinets, $350. Gas or electric ranges Baby mattresses, $25 bed framea $20. $25 . & king frame $50. Good tion of bedroomn ab~::~:·:: rockers . metal c headboards $38 & $65 , hookup . Call 614- 446 7209 or 614-446-32B7. 58 Kentucky Wonder polebean• fOr •ale. $10 bushel. picked. Call bath tub't with grab· bar. $20.and $25 .• 10 gun . Gun S200. Call 614-446-6699. dryer 1;;:==:;=;:====Call 614-266- 1584 or 614, 256-6671 . Manresses or box springs, Community silver plate, flat- . Block. brick. mortar and full or twin, $58., firm, $68. ware. Service for B. Call masonry supplies. Mountain and $78. Queen sets, $225. 614-367-7678. State Block, Rt. 33, New 4 dr. chests. $49 . 5 dr. l - - - - - - - -Haven, W. Va. 304-882chests, $59. Bed frames, For Sale upright freezer. 2222. New efficiency apt . with garage, Northup area, pri - Gulbransen .Piano. $50.00, you move. .Call 614-992· 7170 before 5 :00. $41.95 sq. or galvanized $28.00 sq. 9 . Deluxe 1 pc. fiberglass 15. 4"x10' PUC sewer and drain pipe (1 pc . • 3.49 ea .) 126 pc. ~ $3 . 25 ea . ) (100 $395. Call 614-992-3B93. 1--:---_:_:.:._.:..:_.:..:_:___ back . eolors and whi1a 839.95 sq. (8"x60"". $B.95) . 614 - 446 - 3243 RMI Electric Piano for ..te. Haa Maestro foot pedal. 8600. Ext.:ellent condition. tn &:oo o(jZJ ClJ CIJ ill o oo aa m News ()) lee I CHENE KJ I _ EVENING Winnebago motor home. 74 modal . Low mileage. Fully equipped . Call 614·992 5107 or contact George Gum at Hidden Lakaa. by Henri Arnold and Bob Unscramble these rour Jumbles, one letter to each SQuare,to form four ordinary words. 7/25/85 . Liquidation Sale, July 27th, $600,000.00 must go in one day. NO TRADE . See di s play ad July 26th : Seltzer's World of Camping, Barboursville. W . Va., 304736·5287; Charleston, W. ftf}I}N'} fj}'i} ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ s TH~RSDAY Long, $1.000. Call 614446-00BB. Pea'ltv ba.. guitar with molded h~rdahell cue, ex-cellent cond. Call814-367· 0171 after &PM . 8300.00. Phone 614-9922413 oftot 6 :00p.m. · Recliners, $225. to S375., - - - - - - - - - - Lamps from $28 . to $126. 111 acre lot for sale or trade. pc . dinettes from $109 .• to 1976 Chevy van 350 auto. Wood table with sik chairs evenings. $285 to $745 . Desk $1 ----------up to $226 . Hutches, Blue carpet 10112 k15. rust Bunk bed complete carpet 10•15. Call after 5. mattresses. 8275. and up 1_6_1_4_-4_4_6_-_o_o_2_6_._ _ _ __ Furnished apt . 2 bdr •• $196 water paid. 131 V2 4th Ave .. Call 446-4416 after Spm . included , washer & oleaps 6 . Call 614-3677139 or 614-367-7666. 82 .n· auloted _ 9 · 9 &1.. steo ' 1. 1 4 9 (C~a~ll~4~4~6~-~4~4~1~6~aft~e~r~B~P~M~.-t~~~==::;:::;:;:;;:::=;::-~;::::;::;==::=====i drain 8 . White twin or .rib.roofing chanel tiding -:: 2 bdr. apt., utilities partly paid-nice. $149 mo . Call 304·675-5104or"304-675- Furnished efficiency, adults, Musical Instruments Davia and Son, Chicago (Upright Piano} Meduim Oak Finish . Excellent. condition, plato f39 .95. Furnished efficiency 701 4th Ave., Gallipolis. $160. bath. 67 The Daily Sentinei-Page-11 Television Viewing 13 ft . Yellowstone pull type tr11iler sleeps 5 . 11 ft . aelf ,contained tr,uck camper hung 879.96. 3 . Interior hollow core prehung dQor' s $19.96 and entrance door's with side light $275'.00. 5. Wood door panels 1 3.411341178 with full glass '~• .......... home. eft. apt., central air and heat in city. aduh:a only. Call 614- 446-0338 . 5JB6 . 614-992-5391. ,, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 22ft . camper. 1971 Tag-A - Surplus- Selvage- Closeouts 1 . Interior hollow cora doors pmand7pmto9pm -47 W 25, 1985 • DICK TRACY 79 Motors Homes & Campers BUILDERS located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodlend. pool and Cable TV available. hours 111 possible 10 am to 4 46 KIT 'N' CARLYLE Pets for Sale D. Call614-246-5121 . 2 bedroom. depoait $200, share 66 Th~y. --. Show pldgeons for Hie. Call Building Materials Block, brick, sewer piPe•. windows. lintels. etc . Claude Wintara, Rio Grande. JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) monthly rent starts at 1169 for 1 bedroom and $204 for ferred , Thunsday, July 25. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~ .. • 27 Enthuse 28Jeremiad 29 N.Z. tribe 30 That woman 31 Horse 32 Properties 37 F'rcnch city 39 African republic 40 - nous 41 Mideast b-+-+·-+- country 42 Benefit 43 Cupola DOWN I Applaud 21sraeli dance 3 Culture medium DAll.Y CRYPI'OQUOTES- Here 's how 1o work it: AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLO W One Jetter stands tor another. In this sample A is used .for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters apostrophes, the length and fonnaUon of the words are ali hint;;. Each day the code letters are different. • CRYPTOQUOTE 7-25 B "INBEE QW BK WHSZN RHARZN YQG ' K RBK" . KRBG XHVZ HE B G XZDEK QGZ C QT MRQP BGY MRQ Q w. NDGV CQT YQZEG ' K CQT . - VZGG Z KR 8 . NQ C BXX Y-rday'e Cryptoquote: HE WAS BORN WITH THE GIFI' OF LAUGHTER AND A SENSE THAT THE WORLD XHVZ IS MAD, AND THAT WAS HIS ONLY PATRIMONY . _ RAFAEL SABATINI -- �Page-12- The Daily Sentinel ' I . Area deaths Laura McKay Graveside memorial services for Laura E. McKay of 8QwlingGreen, who died tllis past Jan. 18. will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Middleport Hill Cemetery. The Rev. C. S. Zuniga will officiate. Mrs. McKav is survived bv her husband, Rob(:rt McKay of Bo~vling Green; a daughter, Ellzalx·th Bra11ey, Schencc!ady, N. y ., and son, Robert.Jr~. RoyatPalm Betich, Fla., and sLx grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. McKay· arc !ormPr · residents of Middleport ·and while living herewet·e ac tivc at the Heath United Methodist Church . a Bessie Pullins Bessie Pullins, 80, Middleport, Ohio, died Wednesday at her residence. She was born Oct. 17, 1904 In Laurel Cliff, Ohio, to the late Thomas T. and Murl Holt Tracy. She was preceded in death by her husband T.R. Pullins in 1968. She was retired after 25 years at Craw's Steak House. Surviving are three sons. Thomas T. and James R. Pullins, Midd.leport, Ohio, and Gerald 0 . Pullins Sr. , Pomeroy, Ohio; one daughter, Mrs. Donald (Betty) J. Sayre, Middleport, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Bradshaw and Mrs. Murl Hines, both of Warren, Ohio; eight grandchildr en, two greatgrandchildren and severa l nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Saturday at I p.m. at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church with the Rev. Robert Miller officiating. Burial Gardens. will follow in the Meigs Memory Friends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The body will lie in state one hour prior to services. William Larkin, Hannibal; a son and daughter-in-law, Ross and Beulah Shuler, Langsville; 10 grandchildren,13great-grandchildren; a sister , Mary Wells, and a brother, Marion Rile. Columbus. Several nieces ·'anct nephews also SUJViVe. Besides hPr par•cnts, shC' was preceded in death by her husband, Alex Shuler In 1982; a son. tlli·ee grandchildren, a great grandchild and a brother. Friend> may call at the funeral l]orrie fr.o m 3 to9p.l)1. Friday. Buria l will be In Gravel Hill Cemetery at Cheshire. Thelma Eblin Gallian... (ConHnued from page 1) ~ discussed experimenting wtlh a "lllgll float emulsion" on some county roads. Roberts explalnt<l that this material sets up quickly andwouldbeilelpfullnrepairlngt.he surfaces~ well traveled roads. The emulsion could be supplied by · Asphalt Matertals, Marietta . In other matters, the board Inside today: common pleas court; a nd approved a s uggest ion to post for bidding and sale on the_ courthouse bulletin , rd 1 f 1 fft boa_ • a 151 0 surp us 0 ceequtpment presently In storage. By the Bend ............. Page ~ Pages 6, 7, 8 Qgsstfleds ...... ~. Ccmlc&-TV .. ............ Page 9 Dealhs ................... Page 10 Eclllortal .••.•..•..••••••• Page 2 Sports .................... Page~ 3 Hospital news 4 URTHER REDUCTION ON r ! •40% Off on Sandals •All Children's lox $7,50 •50% Off White Dress Shoes •Stop In and Save! _____... · - rhtrifa_gt Vol.36 , No .72 Copyrighted t 985 -~-- ---~- _. ----.. ~ . 1 hOU$(; • enttne ~M~il~l~er~!r~o~m~the~P~o~m~er~oy~H~e~al~t~hJ~~~~~~~i~'~:~~~~-~~D-~Q~L~~=~~?-~!1-:T::-:::·:- ::::::~~~~ . TRK Lottery winners CONTACT CLEVELAND (UPI) - Wednesday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Daily Number 909. '• '. 1980 DODGE D-50 PICKUP 4X4 3f• ton pickup. 6 cyl., 4 speed, PS , PB, long wide bed, gauges, locking ~ifferential, rear step bumper, auxiliary fuel tank , AM-. Join hanJs with • MATCHING ·'<· . NOW 2 5 Ofo FM radio, with topper. WAS NOW • 1918 CHEVROLET OFF MONTE CARLO V-B, atr . con d., au t o. Irans., PS , PB, body side mouldings, tinted glass, AM-FM radio, stereo tape, white walls. Stock no. 56031. · WAS NOW -·:-:-: 1OK • 14K PLAIN BANDS 2 OOfo -OFF • WHV PAY MORE? .. · 113 Court St. Pomeroy 992 -2054 :--: -:-:- :-:-: 1r)l~ rm1r 342 S.<ond Ave. Gallipolis 446-2691 nl J r iPf•if•r 4 dr., 6 cyl.. air c:ond., au1o. trans., PS, PB , power windows, sun roof , AM-FM radio, radial tires. Stock no. 51201. WAS NOW '5495 ~ond ., tinted glass, · cruise, radla I tires. Stock no . 20341. . WAS NOW • 4 cy l. , 4 speed, PS, PB , r ec... step : bumper, AM -FM rad io. • WAS 1981LESABRE BUICKLIMITED LESABRE 2 dr., 6 cyl., air cond., interior & exterior ·decor group, Landau Ps • PB , bod Y roo f • mouldings, au Io. t rans..tinted side glass, tilt wheel, cruise, AM-FM radio, radial tires, white walls, remote mirrors, rear window defogger. WAS Stock no. 58001. NOW 1980 CHEVROLET CITATION 4 dr., front wheel drive, 6 cyl., air cond., 'speed •• PS, PB, AM~ FM radio. Stock no. 59271. · WAS NOW '3495 I Left) <1-H DEMONSTRATION - Aaron Sheets, a fouryear 4-H Club member gave a demonstration on model rocketry using "Ten Tips 1o Top Flight" lo win a reserve champion In Individual demonstra· lions at Thurtlday' s)udllnl. He was one of Dve selected to participate In demonstrations at the Ohio State Fair. NOW 1980 FORD . · T-BIRD air cond., vinyl roof, auto . IV-8, rans., PS , P B, tilt wheeL cruise , AM-FM radio, radi a l tires, white walls. whee l covers, remot e mirrors. Stock no. 58841 . WAS NOW ALL SUMMER CLOTHING OFF MEN'S & BOYS' DEPL CHILDREN'S DEPT. WOMEN'S DEPT. Shorts Hats & Caps Knit Shirts Summer Slacks Sport Shirts Dress ·Shirts Swim Trunks Pants Swimwear • Tops Blouses Dresses Sleepwear Play Qutfits Shorts Sportswear Dresses Summer Tops Sleepwear · Playtex Blouses Swimwear Shorts Stove, sink, ice box, 4 cyl., 4 speed, AM-FM radio, stereo tape, radial tires, white walls, rear window defogger . Stock no. 50031 . WAS NOW '4495 '3430 WAS NOW '4695 • 4 dr., 4 cyl., air cond., &uto. trans., PS, PB , tilt wheel, AM. FM radio . Stock no. 20151. WAS NOW 2 dr ., 6 cy l. , auto. trans., PS, AM- MUSTANG . FM rad io, bucket sea ts. Stock no, 20591. WAS NOW '2995 '3395 1970 VOLKSWAGEN '2330 1979 FORD· RABBIT '3495 '2895 LTD 'dr ., V-B, auto. tran s., PS, PB, AM-FM rad io, radial f ifeS, white walls . wheel covers, remote m irror's. Stock no. 21581. WAS SPECIAL '1995 . '2493 $1095 LAST WEEK TO RECEIVE • - DEMONSTATION and Betty Jo HWJt, left lo right, and Aaron Slleets (not pk:tu"!d) were the grand and reserve champions In +H judging wltlch' took place Thursday at the Melli" County Extension Office. 11te fi\·e will represent Meigs County at the Ohio Stale Fair. 58611. 1979 FORD 2 dr., front wheel drive, 4 cyl., 4 speed; AM-F M radio, stereo tape, radial tires. white walls, bucket seats, rear windcw defogger. Stock no. 55032. WAS SPECIAL (Abo7e) WJNNERS - Kevin Napier, Donia Crane, Gary Coleman, V-8, air cond., auto. trans., PS, PB, till wheel, AM-FM radio, stereo tape, radial tires, console, bucket seats, new tires. Stock no. 1981 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE '2495 '3795 CAMPER JULV CLEARANCE SALE 4 dr., 5 cyl., air cond .. auto. trans., PS , PB, cruise, AM-FM radio. · radial tires. Stock no . 21066, ' WAS NOW '4695 '4695 1978 VOLKSWAGEN ELBERFELDS 30°/o TO 50°/o g_auges, air ~,..:;·3~9~9~5-~·:a2!99!:5~:!!!!.-~· au~·5~4!95L....:!!W 1980 PONTIAC 1979 VOLVO .264 GL 1978 AUDI 5000 .GRAN PRIX Shade River Masonic Lodge will mt€t at Rthis evening a t the wmple. Work will be in the first dcgre<:>. · NOW MINI CARGO VAN 6 cyl., auto. trans., PS, P B. APR % • FINANCING - Steelworkers ask for ·health -i nsurance funds PITTSBURGH iUPI1 - The United Steelworkers union has asked a federal bankruptcy judge to order Wheellng-Piltsburgh Steel Corp. to provide $1.8 million to pay for 30 days of health Insurance coverage for striking and laid-off notified the union ear ller this week it was suspending all comprehensive medical, accident and life insurance for 8,500 USW members on strike at nine plants in Penn sylvania, Ohio and West Virginia. employ~. Court papers Indicated the ~ m ­ pany and t.he union made a series of agreement s on Dec. 28. 1~. under which the company is required to continue paying Insurance benefits for :ll days after a contract expires. The employees would then be required to reimburse the compa ny once the contrac t dispu te is re· solved, Miller said . Wheellng-PIItsburgh spokesman Ken Maxcy would not specifically comment on why the company unilatera lly canceled the health Insurance despite the p r e v I o u s agreements. "You got our release on it and that's the only statement we're going to make," Maxcy said. "(We In papers filed with the bankruptcy court, the USW charged Wheeling-Pittsburgh with violating a series of agreements when the company canceled Insurance coverage. " We haVe a coni ract provision that says In the event of a work stoppage the Insurance program wlll be eontlnued for 30daysand l.he company wlll advance premiums ,'' said USW spokesman Dick Miller. •'During such :~!days t.he part ies wlll discuss procedu res for further continuation.'' Wheeling-Pitt sburgh, which Is operating under Cltapte~ 11 protection of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, Ticket sales 1o t a 1ed$1,136,606.50, with a payoff dueof$437 ,476.50. Lotto 4-9-12·21·23-33 1985 DODGE RAM 25 Cent1 A Multimedia Inc. Newapaper 1 1 Hospital; Pomeroy at 11: 39Sta.m took George Kauff, Condor ., to. ... Care CentertoVeteransMemorlal. Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy a t 5: 51 p.m .. was called for Thelma Eblin, State Route 143, reported · dead upon arrival; Racine at 6:50 p.m. took Pearl Bowline from Bashan Road lo Veterans Memorial; Rullandat3: 49p.m., lookBobby Snowden from Side Hill Road to 1984 ·FORD F-250 , 1 SectioO. 10 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 26, 1985 Sf!hHOE PLACE '· · • • at e SUMMER MERCHANDISE Veterans Memorial'; at 8:00 p.m., the Syracuse units went io Pine Gr,ovewhereanautoownedbyJudy McNichols was destroyed by fire; Syrncuseat8:26p.m. treated but did 'nottrnnsportWorthyStanley.andat 10:28 p.m., Pomeroy took Mabel ~.World..• • Veterans Memorial Hospital • Admitted - Goldia Hendren, Pomeroy; Helen Gtbbs, Hartford, W.Va. Disch?rged - Wilson Anderson,: f;a;pp~ro~v~ed£a~tr;an~s~fe~r~ii;fu~n~d~s~w~il~.h~ln;,;D;a~v~i~d~Ti~c~m~e~y~e~r,~J;a;m;es;;;;;;;:~ S_q uads make eight calls Wednesday Lodge to meet .., t:chlng on County Rds. n'l1ow1A ~65 ·Ro~nrts a· nd the board also • ri=~~~~;;;;;;:::;;;;;~~;;;;:,-1 Funeral services for Mrs. Glenna· Gail Shuler, 84, formerly of Che· shire. who died Tuesday at the home of her son in Langsville. will be llcld at I p.m. Saturday at the RawlingsCoa ts-Blower Funeral Home In Middleport. Mrs. Shuler was born July 31.1900 a t Old Kyger. a daughter of the late Arthur and Emma Scott Rife. Surviving are two daughters a nd sons-in-law, Alice and Charles Baker, New .Boston, and Violet and By United Pre!is ln~A!rnatlonal Increasing cloudiness and humid tcxlay, wilh a chanrrofshowcrsand thunderstorms and highs betwt'f'n 80 and &'i. Showers and lllunder· storms likely tonight, with a low ncar iO. Mostly cloudy Friday. with a chanCC' of showers and thunderstorms and llighs nea r 80. The probabiliy of prC'Cipilation is 00 pen·enl today . 70 percent tonight and 50 percent Friday. Winds will be from lh<' southeast a t 10 to 20 mph today and light' and southerly tonighl. be air twice saying he eould not swim. forts Immediately and conHnued Wedge said. durlg tram;portation to (he hospital, Lifeguards dived into the area but weteunable to revive Racer. where Racer was last seen going Wednesday's drowning was the down, but wercunabletolocalehim. . flrst'suchaccldentlntllesupervtSed Wedge said police invesligators fcel swimming area In the city-owned Racer apparently slid from a lake, wllich has been ,open to the shallow area of the lake inloaboutlO public for eight years, Wedge said. feet of water after he disappeared Twootherpeoplehavedrownedln beneath the surface for a thircj time. the lake wiJile swimming or flslling Members of ·the Point Pleasant 1n unauthOrized and unsupervised Volu-n teer Fire _Department reco· areas, he said. '11!e swimming area vered Racer's body from the lake · at the park was close<l Wednesday about 10 minutes after arriving. at followlngtiteaccident,butwouldbe the scene. Point Pleasant EMS personnel began resuscita tion ef- re-opened today. wedgesatd . Eight calls were answered by local unilsonWednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 10:50 a.m .. Syracuse took Clarence Wickline from Tanners Run Road to Veterans Memorial Thelma Eblin. 64, · of Rt. 2, Pomeror. died WednPsday cwning a t her residence. A housewife. shew as born Jan. 10, 1921. in Pomeroy, a daughter of Emmet and Eva Lowery n·acy. Survivors Include two daughters, He len Icenhower and Betty Triplett. both ofPom~roy; a son. Riclla r·d C. Eblin. Pomeroy; three sjsters, Beatrice Davis, Middleport; Freda Russell, Orlando, Fla.: and Jean Tracy, Texas; two brothers, Melvin nacy a nd Merlan Tracy, both of Pomeroy; 11 gra ndchildren; four grea t grandchildren; and several nieces a nd nephews. I n additiontoller parenl s,sllewas preceded in death by her husband. Clay Eblin, on Fe b. 2,19&3. Services .will be 2 p.m. Sund ay a t Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. James Corbitt officiating. Burial will be Rock Springs Cemetery. Friends may call at the fu neral homt• after 2 p.m. Friday. , Narne McKlnney ....- - - - 6, Continued from page 1 Glenna Shuler Ohio weather Thursday, July 25. 1985 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Twelve take part in Meigs 4-H event Twelve 4-H m embers partici· Hocklng4-H program assistant . ' paled in the annual demonstration Recogniton in the individual contest he ld at the Meigs County div ision w<'nl to Kevin Napier, Extension Office Thursday. Hillbillies 4-H Club with a demonEntries Included both Indiv idual stra tion on contact printing, grand ad group presenta tions with the champion: Aaron Sheets, County outstanding entries selected to · Clovers 4-H Club, "Ten Tips to Top represent Meigs County in theStalt• Flight " reserve champion; and Fair 4-H Demonstration Contest . Betty Jo Hunt , Busy Clovers 4-H Judges for the activitY were Jean Club, w ith h<'r demonstration "Pig Curtis. Gallia County Extens ion ln a Pen" received hono ra ble I . Agent , home ci-onomlcs: Diane mrntion. I Rice, Me igs'Counly home econom In th<' tea m division. Gary I iC!i Instructor. and Barb Starkey, Coleman an<\, Donia Cra ne, Meigs County Marvels 4·H Club received grand champion with their demonstrat ion "Take a Hike." All five will participate at the Ohio State Fair. Also participating In the contest were Richie Hunt, Busy Clovers; Jo E llen Crane and Barbara Coleman, Meigs Counry Marvels; Tommy Miller. Rutland Go Gett ers; Arnie Rupe, Hillbillies; Brent Rose, Meigs Better Livestock, and'Ernest Villa· nueva , Hillbillies Club. Rail labor group endorses l public stock sale of Conrail ) ON 1985 F-150 & F-250 4x2 PICKUPS!!! •SUPER CAB EXCLUDED• t \ compensa te Conra il employees for past wage By GEOIWE LOBSENZ deferrals and value the employees' 15 percent stock United Press International Interest in Conrail a t $200 million , or $:18 per share. WASHINGTON - Morga n Stanley's plan for a While Norfolk Southern wanted. to buy out public stock sale of Conrail was endorsed by the Rail ~mployces' stock, the Morgan Stanley plan gives · Labor Executives' Association Thursday. lhC' option of keeping or selling their stock. workers The RLEA said StaniC'y's plan would preserve jobs Kilroy said only two of the RLEA 's 19 Uilions voted and maintain )·all compet ition for Northeast and against Morgal).Sianley- the United Transportation Midwest shippers served by the government-owned Union and the Railroad Yardmasters of America . freight ra il car~ier. Com-ail Cltainnan Stanley Crane. who has been · RLEA officials, who represent 19 unions coveting fighting the Norfolk Southern purchase, and Morga n 39,1XXJ Conrail worke,rs, said the most important Stanley Managing Director Thomas Saunders also factor weighing in favor of Morgan Stanley's $1.2 appeared at the news conferenC<' to applaud the billion proposal' was tllat i1 would enable Conrail to RLEA's decision. , remain Independent . Richard Kilroy, RLEA executive secretary, said "We could not be more pleased." said Saunders. "I Norfolk SoulheFn Corp.'s competlng$1 .2 billion bid to thijlk It' s quite· stgnilicant." take over Con ~all could cost lO,IXXJ jobs In the rail Morgan Stanley, a Nt'W Y!)rk investment banking lnduslly . ' ·· • ~use, has enllsted321nvestors to pufup$1 .2bllllonfor "We would prefer to have Conrail as a separate the goven;unent' s &1 percent stock interest in Conran . entity,'' Kilmy told reporters. "We think It's quite The plan calls lor the investors to sell most of their capable of staridlng on .its own feet." stock In Conrail to the public. Kilroy a lso ~ said Morgan Stanley's firianclal Morgan Stanley officials say their plan wlll package for rail labor was valued at $112 million , preserve rail competition and jobs and save the compared with $375 million offered by Norfolk government millions In ta x dollars thalli would lose If Southern. Norfolk Southern was able to use ConraD tax credits Under Its "agreement in principle" with RLEA, to shield Its Income. Morgan Stanley will provide $212 million to I told them ) certain benefits would stop if there was a strike. We need to conserve m oney. This costs money. We can't do It (pay Insurance) if we're on strike." The Insurance cancellation follows U.S. Bankruptcy .Judge Warren Bentz's decision last week allowing Wheeling-Pittsburgh to void ilseontract with the USW. The company ooughl court orders in Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania to limit picketing at five aff~ted plants on Wednesday. but judges refused the request. Ins tead ordering strikers not to Interfere with supervisors entering or leaving t he plants. Union m embers struck Sunday when the company said it was going to impose a labor agreement that Included a $17.50 an hou ..vage and benefit package. Wheeling-Pittsburgh . filed for Chapter ll In April citing debts of about $514 million. Congressional report shows tax plan would lose billions . . WASHINGTON (UP1!- A new congresssional report show ~ President Reagan's tax reform plan would lose $25.1 billion over five years, but the administration and legislative tax writers are confident they will find ways to erase the · revenue shortfall. The estimates by the Joint Commlltec on Taxation, relpased Thu rsday, were more severe than predictions from lhP administration, wllich had said Reagan 's lax plan would lose about ·$11 .6biUion In the five years from 1986 to 1990. But given the huge amounts of income tax money the government expects to take in - about $2.8 trillion in fiv e years - the new estimated shortfa ll would be less than 1 percent of collections and was not considered a major problem. Nonetheless. with the · federal deficit at more than $nl billion. many tax reformers fear any proposal viewed as adding to the budget problem could run into trouble. In an apparent effort to head off such criticism, Treasury Secretary James Baker and the chai rm en and ranking minority members of the two tax-wrltlngcommittees iSsued a statement. ity is by no means out of reach and recognize thai nomark-upwill begin In tile (House) Ways and Mea ns Committee without a proposal from the administration that is revenue neutral," they said. The statement added the admlnis· !ration would work wit h the Joint Tax Commi ttee "to · refine their es.timates and will move quickly to assure revenue neutrality with The sta tement said thai , olthou gh further proposals as necessary." the new estimated short fa II was " We remain complete ly eommit · relatively small , "WeareeonC<'rned ted to passing a ta< reform bill tha t is l?Y its possibleperceplual impact on revenue-neutral,'' the s tatement the drive for tax reform." said. "The pmC<'ss is on schedule. The five m en stressed they and we remain eonfide nt that a bill remained committed to maki n~ will be sent to the pl'('sideDI ." sure any tax reform plan wa s It noted that any cha nges fromth~ revenue-neutral - meaning it did administration would come by Sept . not signi!icanlly ra ise or lower tlle 1. The Ways and Mea ns Committee amount of tax money the govern- plans to begin writing a bill on"" ment takes ln . Congress returns from its summer " We agree that revenue neutral - recess afte~ Labor Day. Small town in Tennessee may get GM Saturn facility By United Press International · The General Motors Corp. will build its $3.5 billion Sa tum automobile plant - sought by more than half of the states In the country, Including Ohio-In the small town of Spring Hill, Te nn .. two newspapers reponed today. GM refused toconflrmthereports but induslly officials close to the Satum plant sit e selection process told the Nas hville Tennessean on Thu rsday that thcsPiectioneommitlee's choice of Sprin g Hill , population 1,400, is "final with one if" union approval of a UAW-GM letter of agn-fment govern ing work all~ Sa tum plant. The Tennessean and the Dfotroit Free Press published copyright stories saying GM has selected Spring Hill. · a .small town about :ll miles south of Nas hville, over sites In Mich igan and Kentucky. Saturn- GM's high-tech factory of the future - has been widely sought, not only because of the 6,000 ;obs at the plant butalsofor the more than 10,000other jobs it Is expected to create atupplier plants. ' Tennessee. Michigan and Kentucky had been considered finalists for the plant, although the int eense bidding war had Included a bout three dozen states. GM has been looking for a minimum of 1,:al0 acres for the Saturn plant, which wlll beoneofthe largest manufacturing complexes in the "'"rid. Besides car assemblY. the plant wU rclude engine and transmission production and a plastics shop. The plant could be operating In twoorthreeyears, tumingout about 400,000 front-drive small cars annu · ally at full capacity. A tentative labor contract for the Saturn plant will! the United Auto Workers was reached la te Tuesday In Minneapolis . and the union 's 25-member executive board was to m eet today In Chicago to review· it. Thes iterommitt ee'sselection is final but there are no guarantees," an officia l told the Nashville newspaper. "UAW rejection of 1he labor letter could send l.he cntb't' pmject back to the beginning of the process." GM spokesman Stan Hall de·· clined comment on developments ' 1 Thursday night, saying only that no announcement would be made until alter the UAW gives it s appmvalto the tentative labor agreement. " We don't have anythin g to say until the sit<' is announced." GM Chairman Roger Smith said Thurs· day night. GM Pt'esident F. Jam<'s McDonald also declined comm~n t . McDona ld told the Free Press thf' announcement will be m ade in the next week. " I have nothing lo say," Saturn President William Hoglund said . "Until we announee a sire. rverv tlling is speculat ion." · ThC' Free PrPss ~ai d it tea med Spring Hill won the Sa tum pl ant slt'C' from GM offi cials on the eond ition !.hey not be named. UN debate resumes on Africa sanctions UNITED NAT IONS (UP!) -The U.N. Se<:urlty Council delayed until today a Vote on a French resolution urging economic sanctions against South Aft lea .i.fter II failed to wIn enough support from member nallons, including the Uniled Stales. 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