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Jackson had scant hopes of winning any of the five, but pushed hardest inCallfornia to Increase tlis delegate strength at the Democratic NationaiConvenlion ln July . "Let'spullt awaytomorrow." "the front-rurming Mondalc exhorted s upporters ln West Virginia on Monday on a 5,620-mUe coast-tocoast campaign odyssey tha t also included stops in New Jersey. New Mexico and California. Mondale's polls showed him ahead in New .Jersey , and a late California sunrey had him leading there, as well. The fifth state, South Dakota, drew scant attention from Hart and none at all from Mondale. $399 Only PLASTIC PLATE HOLDER Save o metll Put your paper platet in these strong plate holders for e<ny e-ating. 4 In a package. Auorted co~rs. No. 6481. INC . HEAYY DUTY HOSE HANGER Mod e 99 e from plastic. Fully See details on special store display Olfergood when yoo buy only ore pair!e>r durable co -polymer 'OYER THE CALF TUBE SPORT SOCKS / •Co non Regular and Extra Dry [)f<,VF. 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Spec;iol package includes at tractive gitt cord . Hart countered that tXllh big states were going tobereplay s ofthe New Hampshire primary that he won. "We're golngtowininNE'WJe rsey and we're going to win in Ca lifornia." he said . Bu t he a dded that no matter what the outcom e. '"This contest is golng to the convention ." Hart brushed aside sugge stions by some that his contlnulng candi · dacy is hurtlng the Democrats and helplng President Reagan . ""Those are the samP experts who said I had no chance to become a serious candidate. that my candl · dacy was over In March."" he retorted. Hart's campaign m a nager has said the Colorado sen a to r must wln either New Jersey or Ca lifornia to keep hi s longshot hopes alive . Otller aides havp said privately t hat ht• must win both. Jackson began a iring his firs t te levision and radiommmercials of a low-budget campaign. ::.., viewed them himself in California. and quipped. "Tm going to votP for the guy." All three m en an·anged prim a ry day campaign stops today . even as the voters cast their ba llot s. Mondale was in California for a morning appearance before head · lng for his home state of Minnesot a to await the res~ Its. Hart was ln New J ersey. with stops also set ln Ca lifornia . while Jackron decided to spend the day in Ca lifornia. After convertlng 45 de legales from the uncommitted ranks Mon· day , Mondale had 1,736.05 delegat es ln tlle Associated Press count. compared with 983.75 for Ha rt and 332.2 for .Jackson. It takes 1,967 delegates to win the nomination. Under new party rules . none of the delegates is required to vol e for tllc candida te hewaselected to support . That will forceMondal e -whe thcr or not he attaln s a m a1or ily of the delegates this weck - to work to keep his peopl<' in line until the convention . Hart - hoplng for a convention turnaround - was aiming to de feat Mondale ln Califomla a nd New .Jersey. and raise quest ions aoout the front -rurmer" s stren>,~h a s a candidate despite his overwhdming delegate advantage . Youth reported in critical condition after lake incident Seven year old Scott Bryant of the Guysville area is In critical condition at Chlldre ns Hospital following a near drowning Monday at Forked Run Lake the Meigs County Sheriffs Department reported. Yotlng Scott wa s swimming with several other children from the Guysville area when individuals on the beach not iced he was no longer MAI~KERS .. Edison® ® Municipal Building, OctobCr 31, 1982." Council members pictured behind the new marker are, l·r, Charles Legar, Bruce Reed, John Anderson, Mayor IUchard Seyler, Henry Wen-y, BW Young and Lan-y Wehrung. Mondale looks for nomination •Sweaters •Handbag• •Shirts •Shoes 3l 00 CAMER!\ NEW MONUMENT- A granite marker has been placed In front of the Pomeroy City BuDding officially naming It Pomeroy Municipal Building. The momunent was secnred through a donation by an anoeymous donor. It was made by Charles Legar of Legar Monument. The Inscription reads: "Pomerov STORAGE ORGANIZER a nd ;ec u re top to bof! o m w h i le ho ldin g l1 ner in place . Int e rior and ex tert or easy to clean . '2 Se(1ions, 20 Pag e s 25 Cents A Multimed ia In(. Newspape, 5, 1984 Water, sewer rates expected to increase. $299 COLORED PICTURE FRAMES $ enttne at flattcrina styles 1nd colon . 1/ 3 Off • • CAR CASSETTE HOLDER 1200 wa lls . 3 heats . 2 !.peed s . Waterproof t e m pora ry design complement s decors . Meet s a ll UL standards Mexican corruption...Page 2 Weather visible . A report that Scott was seen golng up the bank toward a car proved to be false. The life guard was notified of the situation and immediately cleard the designated swimming a rca . While people were leaving the S\\rirruning area an unidentified person stepped on the youth . Hew as pulled fr om the wa te r a nd rescue procedures were started immediately. The Tuppers Plains Emergency Squad was summoned at 4:18 p.m. and transpo11ed lh<' youtll to Veteran s Memorial HospitaL At 7: JO p.m . hew a s ta ken h)"Lif~ Flight to Childrens Hospital . Columbus. rates for Pomeroy residents has txoen indica ted by a recent lycompleted independent audit . vUIage counci l learned Monday. Councilman John Anderson e xpl a lned that after revlewlng the report. it appears some sort of a rate lncrease wUI be necessary. The sewage rate is 50 percent of the present water bill. and Mayor Richard Sey ler said any increase will be up the Board of Public Affairs. In other business. Pomeroy VUiage Hall was officia lly named Pomeroy Municipal Building, with the erection of a marble monument secured by an anonymou s dono r. The monument was m ade by Charles Legar of Legar Monument . The monument r:ads Pome roy Muni cipal Building. a nd is da tC'd Oct. 31. 1982. It was reported tha t no progress ha ve been m ade on dit ching at P lea sant Ridge. Sey le r sa id the supPrvisor is on varation and f!S soon as he re turns. thev w UI com plete necessary work. Sey ler also reponed that Hem lock Pipellne Co. . Racine. IS dumping grave l a nd din now being removed along E ast Main Str<'<?l to make room for the new wa te r lint', ove r the riverbank across from lilf' Kroge r store . Councllman H enry Wer ry sa id motorcycles a re causing a di sturbance in the Naylors Hun a rea . It was suggested tha t reside nt s sil-,'11 complaints to stop the problem . Councilman 13ruce Reed a s kc<i about pa tching holes .SeyiC'r saJd thP village does not present ly the tirrll'Or money for such a pro jf"CI. Hl' s uggcstrd th at patching of st rCf'ts. when possible . be comple ted in one day . It was suggested t ha t a list of a ll s treets that need patching be m ade. a nd that ln the coursr ofpatchlng. all rna nho!Ps on Ma in StrN't be' covered with hotmix. Seyler rC'C<)rnme nded tha t t.he probiC'm of Wl'eds growing on vacant lots be refe rrt'<l to the MPig>; County Hm lth DPpartrncnt. The situation is c_·ons idered a healt h hazard . Council cont ended tha t there L' an ordina nce on the books concerning w('(>(] cutting. Councilma n La rry Wehrung repo11ed tha t Bob Campbell of Hemlock Pipeline is to brief counc il on thC' rost of ra ising and replacing sidP\.valk.c; wherP I hf' nf'\\' wa ter linf's arc• being laid . Following the meet ing . counc il mf't in exC'Cu tin· SC'ssion wit h Pomf';o.v attornr~· F red Crow . Predicts cleaner America \1/lLMINGTON. Otlio tAP\ _ The United states will get an overdue rlcanlng and sprucing up withln the next few years. tllanks to the nation' s economic upturn. a Wilmingt on College Pconomis t p rC'dict s. Ma rtln Giesbrt•tht sa id the added tax rewnues sparked by the economicrecovery should transl ate into fewer potholes a nd m ore repairs. "'Now that the economy ha s picked up again. loca l, state a nd federal governments will have more taxrevenuesandmorcmoney to spend for mamtenancc ... Giesbrecht said . ··Thus we can expect to see the potholes in uur hi ghwa .vs filled . and buildlngs r e pairC'd a nd r rpa intf'd . The dinginess tha t owrc ame our environment ln the lat e 1970s and earlv !98Js will disa p;x' ar. ··w,. a rP already seeing fres h coat s of palnt. repaved roads and repaired buUdlngs," he sa id. Giesbrecht said there ar£' a number of benefits from doing repair and maintena nc e work. ""Some obsenrers a rgue that our prob lem is that there is no romance ln repairs. and that w r prefer to build new things rathPr than repoir old ones: · he said ··But now that there is monf'y av ail ablf' for maintenanCf". thPrP i.s m oney to be made and jobs to be ha d in doing the maintenanC'f" work . ""And as long as this holds true. we c an look forward to a fixed-up and freshly painted America in t he next few years." The country slipped into a period of negiPCt following a building boom . ne w roads. buudings. hospit a ls. schools and airport s fast Pnough. hf' said . ·-wp hardly gavC' a S('('Ond thoughtt o th<>fact that a ll thoS<' nPw r a c 11 i t i c s w o uld r c q ui r r ma int e-nance . I TO THE RESCUE - Emit• Si,son, Ohio Power Co . employt>e, rescues a while cal stranded aiMml !l ied up a utility pole m·ar the N~w \' ork Clothing Ho!JS(' Monday. The frightened animal was clinging to utUity wires la...tt'IJed to the pole. Mler gathering clin1hing equipment, pilL' an animal bag, Si'iSOn a._'<(:ended the pole to make lht• rescue. As Sisson prepared to perlonn his good d<'<'d. the cat .iumped to the middle of the street and landed on il' feet. Apparently unh:umed, it made a hasty exit . putting off maintenance work in part because of the national f'('()n omy. he said. "Duling lhP soaring l!ll<ls and early 1970s. Wl' could hardly build Two men recall the night before D-Day By JOHN M. DOYLE Associated Press Writer SOUTH BEND, Ind. (API -On the night of June 5. 1944 , Bernard Marie spent his fifth birthday huddled in a cellar 12 miles from Omaha Beach. Monsignor Francis L. Sampson flew through German anti-aircraft fire ove r Normandy. convince(! he was golng to die . It was the night before DDay . the Allied lnvasion of Europe and the beginning of the end for Hitle r's Nazi Germany. Forty years later. Marie, publisher of Indiana Business Mag azlnc. has offered a free lunch today to a nyone who can prove he" s ··a D-Day guy." And Sampson, 72, a Roman Catholic priest , works a s liaison between the president of the University of Notre Dame and the school" s ROTC contingent. Like thousands of other World Warn veterans. Sampson. a former Anny chaplain, carries distinct memories of the Invasion of Normandy. He was assigned to the lO!st Airborne Division, which jumped inlo occupied France just after midnight to secure key roads and bridge s before the Invasion force landed at dawn on June 6. The plane carrying Sampson and 21 other members of the 501st Parachute Regiment was buffeted by anti-aircraft lire, he recalled. Many of the paratroopers, loaded down with 100 pounds of equipment, landed In fields flooded by the Germans and drowned . Others were shot as they descended or were scattered over the dark Norman countryside. Sampson landed In 5 feet of water and cut hirnsell !ree tram his chute. In the murky waters. he lost his kit lor saying Mass and had to dive under several times to retrieve it. A man of God in an ungodly place. h.- survived the drop . Rut later German troops overran the farmhouse whpr e he and a medic tr ndcd a dozen wounded soldier s. "I wa s rf'Signed 1 was going to diC'. I was nevf'r as scwnf' as I was then ." Sampson. a relin:.d mdjOr general, said in an intervi ew 111his office in South Bend. The Germans. satisfiC'd that Sampson and his m f'n wen • non-combatant s. f!C'd a few hours later du r ing en American counter-attack. Unlike most m e n turnlng 45 today, Marie. who lived '-'ilh his famlly ln the tlny fis hlng village of Luc-sur·MPrr . can say. ·· ; was there." .. Betwe<'n 9 p.m . a nd 10 p .m. on the night of.Junc 5th . they s ta11ed the bomblng and the she lling:· Marie said by tetcphonP from his offiCI' ln Indianapolis. Marie' s father was away. fightlng with the F re nch Resis t anCP . His mother. grandmother and two aunts ran to the ce llar with the boy as Allied ships and planes bombardf'd thP landing area through thP night. At about 5 a.m .. severa l U.S. paralroopers spotted two G<?nnan trucks parked ln front of Marte 's home and s tormC'd inside, he recalled. Their curses sounded like c-.erman to the women ln the cella r below , Marie said . When his grandmother peeked ups tairs. she exclaimed , ""My God, the Germans have changed their uniforms, " but when the women saw the U.S. flag shoulder patches, "'they jumped on their necks hugging and kissing the Americans .... You cannot imagine how crazy it was afte r four years of Gennan occupatiOn," he said. ,. D·DAV MEMORIES - Ruth CowM Nash. one of the first women war correspondeJtts In World War 0, oonunemorates the 40th anniversary of the D·Day Invasion by tryinl( on her uniform at her home In Ha.,ers Ferry, W.Va. ~Irs. Nash reported for the Associated Press In North Africa and EuroJl(' lUid landed In FrMce 12 days alter the lnva.•lon. She siMds In front of an oU portrait of hen<elf In fuU unHonn . ( AP IA.erphoto) . • �Ohio Commentary Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Parnervy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, June 5, 1984 Cincinnati snaps losing streak, 3 to I I Postal The Daily Sentinel Ill Coun Stre-et Pomt"roy , Ohio DEVOTED TO THE IM'EREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON ARE>\ .d~ ~m~ ~'--.-.rT'tiS!'=·~ ~v ROBERT L. WISGETT Puhllsher P ,\T WHITEHEAD :\s.~lslant BOB HOEFLICH General Managef' Publisher / ( 'ontrollt'r DALE J{OTHGEB , JR. SE-ws Editor • service showdown - - - - James J. Kilpatrick WASHINGTON - THe most important labor negotiations thus far In 1984 began quietly last m onth here ln the capital. Representatives of the U.S. Postal ServicP met brlefl~ with a bargaining team from thP two largest postal unions. The Postal Sel'\oce people put their offer on thP tablP. The unions thought about it for two weeks a nd then called the proposition ··gar· bage ." It promisPs to bf' a long, hot summer down at L'Enfant Plaza. The Postal Service is so independ - speak of "the government's" offer. Neven heless, the service ls a government agency, and the 678,000 postal workers for all practical purposes are government employees. Taking one thing with anot her, they are the best paid workers In town. The Postal Service. precisely because It Is a pan of govprnment, cannot afford ent that it 's not quite accurate to late this fall. to reach a wage settlement so generous that it would provlcle a costly example for other unions, such as thf" autoworkers. to emu- Thus the Postal Service has proposed that the present threeyear contract, In Its essential elements, simply 1x> ext<'llcled for another three years. Under certain circumstances there woulcl be a cost -of·llvlng adjustment; some other modest changes and Improvements would be allowed, but Postmaster General William F . Bolger's Idea Is to hold the next bottom line at today's bottom line. Owing to some lush contracts reached In 1975 ancl · 1978, salary scales In the Postal Service have .\ :\1 E!WBER of Thr ,\ssot•laCt"d Prt•ss, Inland Dally Press Assorla- tion and the Ameriean ~t>w!ipaper Publisher Association. I.EM'ERS OF OPI:\"ION ar.- wPil'omt'd . They Nhould he leo~ s than 300 word" IUflJt ..-\lllt"tlt'P• arl:' "Ouhj .. t·t to Pdilln(l! 11nd must he !il,;ned with namP, addrt!'!'l!lo and lt>lt>phonf' number . So I{Ood ta'ilt' , un~l~tnf"d lt>lten~ addrt>Ssln~~t lssu~. will tw publlsht>d. Lt"tter~ ~hould bf' In not pt-rNooallti("S . System out of control Although there have beE-n numerous studies or the dertciencies in the current system of financing political campaigns, none has been quite like the examination now underway. Until now. vir1ually all of the criticiam of campaign financing has come from non-political "t hink tanks." academic researchers an<J "good government" groups such as Common Cause and the League of Women Voters . But the California Commission on Campaign financing is different because its rrlPmbPrship li st is dominated by business leaders -lawyers, bankers. corpora te exPCutives and others - who in the past have been characterized by incl<>pendent reform groups as parr of the problem instead of the solution. Among the 21 members of the pr<>stigious non-governme nt commission established ln mid·:vtareh are senior panners in five of the stat~'s most powerful law firms and the president of the California Manufacturers Association . The list also includes the board chairmen of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp., Lloyds Bank. the McKesson Corp. ancl two major life insurance companies. Their concern about the s piralling cost of financing political campaigns presumably relates, in pan. to the fact that wealthy business executives are amonj::! thosP most frequently dunned for campaign contributions. Onplobbyist in Sacramento, thP slaiP capital. estimates that it would have cost his employer a total of about $6.';,1100 to buy onP ticket to evety political fund· raising event to which h~ was Invited last year. The problpm Is exacerbated In Ca lifornia because state law allows corpora tions and other Interest groups to make direct, unlimited contributions to polltical campaigns. In contrast, laws in about 30 other sta tes as well as those governing campaigns for Congress anclthe pres idency prohibit corporate donations to politicians. The business executives who agrf'ed to serve on the California commission are motivated by more tha n a desire to trim corporate ex(X'nses ancl avoid lh<' future blandishments of politicians des(X'rate for campaign funds "There's a n<>xus tx>tween campaign contributions and public policy that must be brokPn ," says one commission member. "These people arC' seriously concerned about producing meaningful reform ." Adds Tracy West en. the commission's executive dirPCtor: "Here in California. state legislators are cleveloping two constituencies- the people who vote for them and the people who pay for them . The latter is becoming the most poweriul." When Westen ancl others were assembling the commission, they specifically avoided approaching self·proclalmed reformers and others whose censure of the campaign financing system woulcl be predictable. "We wanted lo put together a group representing constituencies that had not been heard from on the Issue," says Westen. As a result, the commission Includes sompof California's most prominent, respec ted and Influential leaders. The commission's final recommendations will not be prppared unt il this autumn, but it already has produced some disturbing statistics abo ut what Westen describes as "a system out of control." In the four years between 1978 and 1982, for Instance, the cost of all campaigns for the state legislature more than doubled , from $21 million to $43.2 million. In 1~. 77 percent of all ca mpa ign funds received by IPgislatlve candidates came from sources outside of their districts. Small contributions (those under $1001 represented only nine (X'rcent of all donations to legislative candidates ln 1900, but dropped markedly to six (X'rcent ln lfm and to less Ulan five percent last year. The conclusion is lnesacpable: The financing of campaigns for publlc office Increasingly ls being dominated by wealthy special Interests - a development which can only lead to the corruption of both politics and governm<'llt. Letter to the editor A widespread problem Recently one of your readers Inquired about misuse of reserved Handicap Parking spaces marked with the famUiar wheelchair logo. It Is a widespread problem . The Governor's Council on Dis-· abled Persons, 4656 Heaton Road. Columbus. Ohio 43229, pubUshl'd a printed card, Catalog Number B·13, at no charge, which serves as a warning to persons lmpro(X'rly parked In such locatiOns. I carry a supply of these cards In my vehicle, and place one on the wlndshlelcl of cars which appear to be ln violation. To ask the pollee to monltor all 1 such spaces would be a cllfflcult task; might I suggest that other disabled persons obtain a supply of these warning cards and make the public aware of their responsibility? Richard Calrd Lewis Thurman, Ohlo now reached levels that may falr'ly be characterized as breathtaking. A postal janitor starts In Grade I at $19,562. A garage helper, In Grade . III. begins at $20,458. Most clerks · and carriers are hired In Grade V or Grade VI, with a starting salary of $21,511 or 22,099. These are the base rates . Because of premiums for overtime ancl holiday work, actual pay ls considerably higher. When account ls given to such fringe benefits as health insurance and life Insurance, the average clerk - a clerk with five or six years' experience - ls pulling down almost $28,000 year. Bolger's contention - a hard contention to refute - Is that these wages are far higher than the. wages paid in private Industry for jobs of comparable skill. It Is an Ironical thought that the 18-year-old high school graduate, once he signs on with the Postal Service, Immediately begins to earn more than the typical teacher to whom he bids farewell. These fa cts of postal !He are not list in the job market. A year or so ago the Postal Service announced that It woulcl receive applications for 3,500 jobs. An estimated 350,000 applications poured ln. That evl · dence of deslrabUity presumaiJly Is not lost on the postal unions, either. The 601,000 workers In collective bargaining units have jobs that millions of other.people -Including many school teachPrs - would dearly love to have . De1i11L "It was the nlgllt Mexican corruption _______J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on president had squirreled away some $162 million s ince he took office in 19H2. I noted that this was a modest sum compar<>d to the $1 billion to $3 billion stashed away by WASHINGTON - My rcwnt reports on corruption in Mexico s tirred a hornet' s nest south of the border. The Mexican government lodged a formal diplomatic protest. which led the State Department to issue a deliberately worded quasi · apology. Rep. Henry Gonzales, D-Tex., was even moved to sugges t that my All this is preposterous. My associa te Dale Van Alta had been diggi ng up the fa cts on Mex ica n se lf-e nrichm ent Lopez Portillo, during his six·year already exceeds its resourcC's and is term grow ing too fast, Mexico·s prot> Interestingly, the first word most Mexica ns had of the a lleged lems \1\.'ill increasingly be ours." ignored by the Mexican press . So when the formal protest was lodged, most newspapers were in the awkward position of having 10 explain what their president was pmtcstlng . The protes t presented a special problem for the State Department. This is spelled ou 1 in a secret dppart men! report which explained: l ast month. presidents' his predecessor and men tor, Jose needing special t reatment . &>· cause it is l arge. poor, very closP a nd separated by a permeable border, and because Its population self-enrichment of their president came when his denial was issued . Except for a few courageous editors, the story was studiously reports were the result of delitx>rate leaks from elemPnts in the Reagan administration !tying to discredit President Miguel de Ia Madrid during his state visit to Washing1on for months. I had the essential information late last year and spent thf' ensuing months confirming it . De Ia M adrid's visit was simply a conven ient news pPg for the .storl rs The particular hor net that stu ng "Our problL•ms with MPxico differ in nature CJnd scale from those with a ny ul hl'r country. Other nations' problems·affpct us. Mexl· de Ia Madrid was my repon from S('{'r<'l SO UrC!"S tha t lhP Mexican can problems involve us .... Mexico joins the short Jist of countries So the State Depanment's rr· ponse to de Ia Madrid "s protest was a ca refully worded (X'ace offering. It said: "The United StatPs government appla uds Prt>Siclenl de Ia Madrid's commitment to addressing the issue of honesty in government. Information available to all U.S. government agencies leads us to the firrn conclusion that President de Ia Madrid ha s set both a high personal ancl official standard ln keeping with this commitment." Thls Is clearly not a denlal of the fact s I had presented, though the Mexican press treated It as much. Since my columns appeared, much has ~n written for Pac h incoming ad ministration to investigate the corruption of the outgoing administration, with an accompanying hullaba lloo about reforms. These Investigations Invariably s top short of the retired president. There seems to be a special Immunity for ex-preslclents, an unspoken unclerstancllng that the current presl clent will treat his predecessors as he would like one day to be treated. One reason for It may be that the new preslclent almost a lways was a close ally of thP last prcslclent. For exa mple, no one bothers to pn'lend any longer that corruption was not rampant under ex- President Lopez Pm1Ulo. But as usual, LopeL Portillo and de Ia Madrid have escaped the national scourging that has been applied to lesser light s . The Mexican press has neglected to remind the Mexica n people that Lopez Portil · lo's budget director- the man who knew as much as anyone where the money was going- was none other than de Ia Madrid. Memorial Day at Burlingham __Lowe_u_w_in-=-ge_u I had been planning to attencl the the re. she in IR28 and her husband In 1840. The first Burlingham 93rd annual obspn·ance of MemorIal Day at the Burlingham Church and Cemetery but didn't make it. Instead I went to the Pleasant Valley Hospital in Pt. Pll'asant where Drs. Rlcharcl I.. Slack a nd MPI P. Simon did some repair work on my agi ng lnnarcls. I would have much preferred Burlingham' Since returning home I have bePn somewha t restricted by doctors' orders so Dale Colburn, secretarv of the Burlingham Cemetery AssOc iatio n, obligingly furnished me the cletalls narrated hpre by telephone for which I tha nk him . church was a log struc tu rf' built across the road from the cemetery In 184:l. This was used until 1887 when it was destroyed by fire . Th<' present church was built in 1888and is s till used today. T he churc h and the cemetery have always been a community responsibility a nd when necessary the people have a lways been ready to pitch In and help when needed . In the 192(); someone planted moun· ta ln laurel on one of the lots. Within a few years thp la urel had sprPacl ovpr the Pntire cemetery and threatened to engulf it with an lmpenetrablP jungle. I t was necessa ty to remove the growth by hand labor as the monuments made For as long as I can rememlx'r the annual gathPring has been a Red Letter Day in the lives of the people of Bedford Township and adjoining ne ighborhoods. II was a day not on ly to honor their dead but friencls, picnic and parade, ex· ble. In order to kill out the laurel it was essentia l to remove the topsoil to kill thP roots. Four inches of the change news. enjoy themselves and entire generally bring the people of the township closer together. It has l>een a Memorial Day observance before the workers felt thPland was safe from relnfesla tion . Those who took part in this mammoth task of scalping th<• Today 1s Tuesday, June5, the 157th day ofl984. There are 209days left In the year. Today' s highlight In history: On June 5, 1968, Sen. Robert F . Kennedy was shot In Los Angeles after claiming victOry In the California presidential prtmary. He clled the next day. On this date: In 1917, m1lllons of American men began registering for the draft In World War!. In 1933, the United States went off the gold standard. In 1940, the Battle"of France began durtng World War II. 1n 1947. SecretarY of State George Marshall gave a speech at 1:1atvard University outUnlng a program of aid for Europe that would become knawll as 'lbe Marshall Plan. 1n 1967, the Six-Day War between Israel and Its Arab neighbors began. Tffi years ago: In a speech at the Naval Academy In Annapolis, Md., President Nixon said his pollcy of detente precluded Interference by the United States In the domestic affairs of other nations. Five years ago: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states could gtve veternns an advantage In public service employment, saying the practice did not dlscrlmlnate against women. One year ago: The musical "Cats" and the play "Torch Song Trilogy" . won Tony awards. were surf' to meet old friends and rna ke new onPs. hanjo music, accompanied by !lob White and Collee n Hayes . Sp<>akrrs wrre Rev . Charles McVey, of the Shacle United Methodist c hurc h, who delivered a patriotic sPrmon, and E. A. Wingett, Racinf', who recited President Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad · dress ancl other selections. Mark Grueser, Jr., read the list of veterans who are buried in the cemetery. Taps was played by Mark Kovack, a great·grandson of Earl Sapp, ending the program. Present cemetery trustees are William Han, Klber Qulvey, Ro· bert Jones, Flossie Sapp Clark and Lyman Stanley. Dale Colburn serves as secretary· treasurer of the Board of Trustees anclls chairman for the Memorial Day celebration. A perpetual care funcl was establ ished in 1900 and the younger people of the community are showing a n Increasing Interest In the carP and preservation of the cemetery in which much of the history of Bedford Township Is engraved on its monuments. An annual affair may well last a not her hundred years and more! Berry's World hors€'-drawn or power tools unusa- to renew friendships, make new Today in history presen ted. Prank O'Brien. a na tive in Columbus. son. now living. entertained with with former Bedford t·eslclen ts timing their vislls home to coincide with the celebration where they cemetery was removed entire cemetery, more than an acre, and r estoring It by reseeding were helped by the ir wives and families. They were: Jerry Grimm, Harold Jones, Earl Sapp, Emmet Jones, Glenn Hart, Edson Han, Dayton Tubbs, Ben Barnhill, Claude Hayes, Charles Hines, Clyde Qulvey ancl Guy Sargent. There may have been others who he lped with the restoration whose na mes were omitted but It has been more than 50 years and memories are unrellable recorders at best. Anyway, It was through the efforts of these public spirited clti7£ns that much of Bedforcl Township's history Is preserved. The routine for the day has changed since the early days when travel was mainly by hor~rawn vehicle. Then the observance occupied the e ntire day with a basket dinner at noon. Now It Is an afternoon affair and is mostly he ld In the c hurch Whl're a program Is This year, according to Dale, was no exception with approximately 125 people attending. The Middleport Amencan Legion Post a nd the Modern Woodmen of America panlclpated In this year's observance to honor the 64 vetera ns from a ll wars since 1812 who are burled In the cemetery. Veterans of 1812 burled there are Wllllam Gilkey ancl Henry Holt . Although the organized obser· vance has been hl'lcl since 1891, the cemetery Itself Is much older. The first recorded burial was that of Nathan Qufvey In 1812. The land hac! been convl'yed by Charll's and Martha Atkins to the trustees but the elate Is not known. However, It was apparently prior to 1812. Mr. and Mrs. Atkins are both Interred • I "You also shOt some sulfur end nitrogen oxides into me sir, they fell to earth, YOU KNEW NOT WHERE!" ' was knocklnghlmoutofthe~. Itwas victory against them. a run-IICOI'Ing slqle In the top~ the el&btb aa ClnciDnatl snapped a flv&game losing streak while hand· lng l..ol Angeles Its third loss In a row . '"'be ball hit me right abow the elbow," Pastore said, rubbing his ann. "It's not too bad now but give Sax credit. I never saw the ball and he got me good." "I pltcbed well On otber baiJgames, but always aometbiDg s: :nll!d to happell," Pastore said, lndlcatlagthe DwlgPrs are lllltajlnx team for him. ••, bad very good Jocatloo ton1gltt, we had a aood saJIItln&reportoo the Ilollgem. and even tbough I threw sane mistake pitches, I was luclcy to getaway with them... . NO DOUBLE PLAY - Cloctnaatl Beda catcher Dillin BOar· dello Ia already out aa be bepna hia aUde lato aeeond baae, but Dodger second baaem1111, Steve Sax'a tbrow to ftnt Ia too late al· lowiag Reds short stop Tom Foley a lllnpe in the aeeond Inning of Moaday eveDinr;'a r;ame. (AP Luerpho&o) Scoreboard ... Majors ..,,., It.,.. ..........,.,. IJtMlUE EAST lll\'lliON " " 31 " 12 "'""'" MJIWl!lukfoto " Nf'W York C'll'W'Iand .... W L Pt< u .1111 .(£1 17 ~ .......... ""'""" .m "" .ttO :II .131 17~ .3t1 "~ .. lt 77 ,. II 77 77 20 II "23 s~ 17 " 77 II WFlrl' DIVIIION Ca lifornia GB - ·~ 11 >rl - .. .m 1~ .(!! .m 1·~ ..... .m 77 ., n ·~ 3~ ;m • !KondQ'wG_... OakLand 7. CIPvriand 3 [)colrolt 6. Toronto l, JO ~ Balttnul' 6. MJiwaukttP 2 MlfVIIHOCa fi. TC<'Iu 2 NI.'W York R. fb;tm l It !Jlotrol.t tAb- \aUb'nla 4Zilhn 5-31 111 0UCII.J,'O 1Bttrm. 2-41. (Ill SN!tt1k' 4Vandt' 8l:>rR 2·J I ¥1 KaNu Clry IGlbcza 1·li. fR) Tckas 4~ 4-61 a! Mlnns:Q IH~ 'l·Jt, 1111 W~ '1Game1 Mltvr'auk« al Baltli'1V1". m l Boltooat Nfi'A• Ycrlt. 1111 Ca llbrnla at etocago. 1111 Stenk> at Kansas City. 1111 a1 MlnJ\ftola, 1n• NA'110NAL LEAGUE FAST DIVBION W L "' 2l 211 " "' " !.1 211 "' n Montrt>BI PttttWI"JJh ""' -"" I .511 3\lz .t91 4\.', m ·~ .w 1~ "' WfliT OIVIIION Atlanta San Dk>Mo u. ~ C'lr\('lru\811 Hrosi<J"l San FrMrl!iC'O 31 'll .'i74 - 2!J 29 22 .fit 2i !In 'l1 'll :JJ :0 .C23 22 17 !iD 'h 1\.', 1 .1 1 R .lMJ 12 l'tloodll)"!l Gaml"' double. ~f~~~~~!~ii~ "We had to go away from playlng local schools In our area because there are 10 teams In the TVC, and we had only one non-leaguetootballgame (Fort Frye) and two non-league basketball games (both with Marietta)." "In a six team Iague, It will give us the opportunity to play more lo· cal schools, but we cannot join the SEOAL until the 19ll4>-87 season because of our schedule commitments," Malone said. The current SEOAL member· ship ls Athens, Gallipolis, Ironton, Jackson, and Logan, but Ironton will depart following the 1984-85 school year to join a new league composecl of Ohio and Kentucky schools. Marietta will replace Ironton In 1985 and Warren Local enters In 1986. · Otflclals of the SEOAL are scheduled to meet In Athens In two weeks to officially act on the membership applications and transact other league business . a! Monm>al PhllaO:>Iphia 1HW.'\Ofl G-J1 at S! . Lads 1Fm;ch Ht . 1n1 Hou.'llon 1Ma<klAI J.11 "'' San nll'tlO !Hawldm J.li. 1n1 ~ A/lAl'k"J 4F'nla ~21. 411 1 Allanta tM('Murtry Hil al San F'ran· rum 4Krukow l-5 1, 4111 w~··G.._ Albrlta a! Siul F'rancb:o FRANCISCO Player -School Yr. Larry Edge, Kyger Creek ....... .11 Steve Waugh. Kyger Creek ....... 11 BUI Ward, Kyger Creek ............ 11 Jeff Barnes. Hannan Trace ....... 12 Allan Bailey, Hannan Trace ...... 12 Tony RlffiP. Southern ............... 12 Paul Harris, Southern ···· ··· ·····--12 Randy Layton, Southwestern .... 12 Troy Daniels, Southwestern ...... 12 Jim Newell. Eastern ..... ........... 12 Aaron Beach, North Gallla ....... 12 HoiM8ble Memkln KYGER CREEK - Anthony Kitchen, Barry MattheWs, Garry Pennington. ' HANNAN TRACE - Deke Barnes, Phil Batey. EASTERN - Royce Bissell, Jeff BLssell. SOUTHERN- Wade Connolly. SOU'IlfWESTERN -Jeff Burleson, Will Halslop, Andy Halslop. ~G HOST "GREMLINS~ BUSTERS " STIHL® Makes GJAN'T"S--Signe Alan C«kreU. CJJI· fltfdtr, and assigned him to E wr«t of 1~ ,...,_,,_.. N.._..IIOOIEY a.-, Dad's Yardwork Easier ~.e~~pe PITTSBURGH P£NGUINS-NamPd 8Jb llfn)· Jv;oad cor.cb and Lou AfiAOITI drertGI' ol pro ICOUtlflR. leaders 31. RBI : EMurray, Baltirnort', 48; Kinll· man, oakland, 44: AD&vts. SNnh>. tl: l..fon'oal. OPtrott. ll: Jbton. :tt. • JUTS: 'J'tarnmell, Dfotrotl. '10; Garela. rure. Toronto. IB; GHl>IJ, Tmlnlo. 63; Mat· ... · tmjdy. New yen. m: JENNY BEN'D.EV Rlpkerl. Bait~. ON AU..SVACDREAMTEAM -SouthernseniorsJenJQ'IIenlleyand IXX.JBI..E': Tramml'll. Df1roit. It: GBril. T()I'(I'IIO. lJ; Knml'Y. Sfoa.t!lc, ll; Debbie Michael were named to the First Team AD-Soutltern Valley Addetlc Conference softball team last week. Southem flnlsbed second In league play this spring with a 10.2 rerord. Mall~. Nl'w York, 13; Gaeoltt. MlnGarda. Trroo.to. 12 11UPUS: MUI('by. Thron1o. II; Owm. S«-31tk'. 7; ~. Torooto. 5;; RLaw . f'hl· Cll/:0. :'! : Upl.h.aw, T£nnlo. 5. .-oca. 12; ~. Qakland. H; SfOU:N BA..~: RKmdPnOO. Oak · land. X; C..rda. T~o.. 7J; Butk'r. C'k-..eland. 17; Berna7.ard, C'lfovt>l&nd, 15; Pt>nls, C&l1JorTWt. L'J. PITCHING 4!'1 dK"islonl\: l.A'al, Toronto, ~o. um. 2.ti"l: ~..q:JPZ. Drtnllt. ~. um. l.tifi; Stltob. Torunto. 7-l. .lm. '2.21: Gllavh. S.lliln:ll"t'. &-1, .i67. l.!t; Rl.Jadtson. Toronto, &1, .167. 176 STRIKEOUTS: Mmis, J')c>tn:it, to: Slleb. Tortl'110. 66; Nk:*ro. NN' "'ork. Iii; Will, Callb"nll, Ell: Guidry. N"-' Yo-k "'oa ; Smlth5on. Mlrn"'IO.... 5t SAVES: Caud8l. Odlaftd. 12: Qulam· lx'rry. KaAiu C1ry, 12; RDavU. MlnIN'SOI.a. 10: ~. Milulauft. t. 5\tan· Jpy . ID!.tm. 9 Bobcats dominate All-SVAC squad Kyger Creek's winner of the Southern Valley Conference baseball championship dominated the All·SVAC baseball team selected recently by the league's diamond coaches. Three juniors, Larry Edge, Steve Waugh and Blll Ward were chosen along with three players who received honorable mention. Hannan Trace. Southern and Southwestern each placed two players on the team while Eastern and North Gallla hac! one representative. 6 PactncCoiut ~. 12. 1\aeNiu's GatiiM N<W York tn-m>ll .1-:'11 at Plnii:Jw'Jh COM ING SOOH! PIRATE5-~acll · Banon. 13: ADIIvi\. SPattlf:o. 12; Kink>. OUcaao. 12: Rlpkm. Balllmort', Sitn Ok1i!o 3. tlouSIOO 0 Alla.nltt 2. San FriVK'lllru 1 Oily JlllrTl('" !iChtodu.Wd C'tnchv\illl IRu.'iSC'll 2-:'!1 81 1xxne on Ken Landreaux's twooot \/lied Br1ul Harpl'r, wtfleldl'r. Optbntd ,bo Onulak. ou~. to Hawaii d. thr Am'lat;, St . Lculs ~ . Pti.lld:.'tphli!. 3 J..4 \ Guerrero drew a walk and came _._ PITTSBURGH HOME RUNS: NN· York 4. Ptlt.o;bu.l'lth 2 C'\ndMBil l Los A~ 1 d)(llron l-21, WI Chlc.-zo !Ralnr'.' !Smlltl ~·,, tn1 the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League," stated the LHS prlncl· pal. When both schools become members the new league setup will be Athens, Gallipolis, Logan, Jackson, Marietta, and Warren Local. Warren, located In Washington County, ls currently a member of the Tri-Valley Conference while Martella Is tn the historic Central Ohio League. Both Marietta and Warren Local are ranked Class AAA In boys sports, while Marietta ls Class AAA and Warren Is Class AA In girls sports. Ron Malone, principal of Warren Local, said his school Is switching from the Tri· Valley to the SEOAL for a number of reasons. "It Is an opportunity for better competition, for more publicity for our athletes, and It gives us a chance to again play more local schools closer to us outside of league play," Malone said. 1./pSNW, TOI"'nfO. ~: Whltaka-, IRtrolt. ....... 08 .. Members of the Warren Local School Board voted last week to permit Warren Local high school officials to proceed with plans to Join the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. , Jacalyn Osborne, principal of Logan high school and president ot the SEOAL, stated Warren Local officials had verbally confirmed their school will join the . SEOAL for the 1986-87 school year. Earlier In May, officials at Ma rietta high school had confirmed that MHS will join the SEOAL for the 1985·86 season In all sports. The SEOAL, Ohio 's oldest con ttnuous operating league has been fighting to remain alive for the past two-years since the loss of Wellston, Meigs, and Waverly high schools. However, Dr. Osborne and other SEOAL administrators have condueled an all-out recruiting drtve to obtain new league members. "This Is really a positive thing. We got the needed additions to AMDUrAN I..EAGUE BAITING 1115 at ba~l: E • • Mlnnt'ICI(a, . .!'18: T"rammell. Detrott. .317: GBrll. Toronto. Jtl: Hmtp, N('W York. .JJII; \JpBbaw, Toronto. .ll7. RUNS: ~. BaltirulrP. U : Tram· mril. Ortro6t. tl; Moletly, Tu-onto. :fi; C\rYeland. 4111 Tlronto at Ortrdt. 1111 OakSand "' Ycrk St . Louis b'om tbp J5,day -dllabkd to Or21-dl)' LNoo>P ........ -Hl1· · SAN lblon !Nippt'r D-11 al New Y<rk (lUw- :'-~<OW ............ ' -· k'v 1·31, IRI Ph\laOCiphla MILWAUKEE DREWER5-Piaced Ch\lclc Pont>r, pllcher. em ttll' ~ dBablld lht. Pur· cna.d the mnlract ~ Jd. LMo1llo. pitcher, from Vant'OU¥'ei'OIIIIePaciftcCOu1 NEW YORK YA.NKEES-RHctfvalf!d Smt Ost Brown. pitcher, to Cclur'rQd r1 tht lntematklrlal Mltwauk('(' jQw:anowt"r Hil al Balli morf' !Sw~ Hh, IDI """""' """,....,.. Warren Local, Marietta are expected to join SEO League Wb1ch supports Los Angeles managerT<mnJYLasorda'scontenttoo, ''we just can't score." The Dodga s were restr1cted to just one hit for six lnnln111 a llrst·lnnlllg druble by R.J. He)'· !Kllds, and tralled 1.0. The Do\oH. tied the SC4Jre In the bottan ol the seventh when slumping Pedro ~ R..wk'y, pltl"tlee'. traM"<h1t. '"I T~as KANSAS CITY ROVAI..S-Extmded thl' oonl:ract of DieS flowter, IIWI...,., far .......,..,, iMcCany :H1 al Oeovftand ~1 1 IIAIEIIW, MINND;Ot'A TWINS-Placed Jlm El· Cl.ltftekW, on tbP votwUrY ~IGIIII'MII Toronllo IAk>xanclrr bolt 2·11. fRI _._ M'ftl"'fk'h. Otk~ &. California t Sf.altk' 7, Kansas City I Oakland Transactions IS~ DREAM TEAM <:iJtt • 1011 It was Pas11lre's 17th start against the Dodgtenl and only the serond Pastore. I>aw Parker, wllolmocked In two ~the Reds' IUIIII, brola!al·lllewlth bandl!r,l'f'C81lq May 29,19111. 1bat wasn't the same motlvatloo Monday nlgbt, as Pastore earned a 3-1 victory CNer the Dodgers. 'lbe vell!ran rlght·llandPr needed relief belpafterSteveS&xsentallnedrlve oflhls right ann In the eighth Inning, AIJ-.SV AC Baseball 0 1814 by NEA. ln.; mv only the Dodgtenl' third hit off born,.. said the Qndnnatl rlght- Ool<lond KaiL'WI..R City T.... and homecoming rolled into on(' u_s. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Frank Paltore II!IIM!IIIheh It weD the laat time be beat the l..ol AI¥!Jes NORTH GALLIA Glassburn. Shane I Summer league results In their teague opener, Harrl sonvlle came !rom behind to slip past Mason 8-6 ancl a days later walloped a young Salem Center nine 25-0, In recent pony leagu e action. Against Mason, Dave Hen · drlcks was the winning pitcher, fanning 10 and walking four . Leading a 12-hlt attack for Harri sonville was Wes Howard with a single, double and triple. Jason Morman followed with two dou bles, Sean Dodson nd Scott Wil liams had two singles apiece, Chris Haning cloubled, ancl Charlie Barrett and Chad Gaus each singled once. Against Salem Center, Wll · llams pitched a one-hit shutout. giving up but two walks and fan- I nlng seven. Hendricks again led the winners at the plate with a single, three doubles, ancl a tri ple. Williams and Barrett had a single and double each while W. Howard ancl Jesse Howard hac! two singles each, Haning tripled, and Dodsonancl Morman eac h singled once. Starting The Slihl FS·50E - a lightweight, electronic weed and grass trim· mer powered by a twostroke gasoline engine. Smooth, longrunning performance with no extension cord needed . Features a fully adjust· able "loop" type .. handle, and a low . weight of only 10.5 lbs. 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Happenings Bible SdxxJI POMEROY -Vacat ion Bible Schol will be held at the Pomeroy Church of Ctu·ist. .June24-29. 6: ll to 8: ll p.m . with classes for nursery through high school age. Ma ry Fields will be the director. For further informat ion res iden ts areaskru 10 call992-2662or 99'l-51l0. Miles reunion LANCASTE R - The annual Mi!PS HySE>ll Familv Reunion " i ll be held at Rising Pa r k in Lancaster Sunday. All dPSCcndants arf' invited and t herP u:1ll b£> a potluck dinner at l p.m . H olter reu nion POMEROY - The S('('ond annual rPu nion of Holtrr famil y d~ sc<:'nda nt s will bt• hPid Sunda y. J une 10. ot I p.m. at the home of J1m a nd Karen I Holter) Werry locatPd on Coun Street Mor ning KPbcl Singers. the band and the track team. Racine PTO planning float 3 Broadwav company. Attending from here were her grandmother. Mrs. Cheste r ElWin, Mr. and Mr . Rohen Melton and family. and Margaret Butcher Am y attended the Meigs Local Sc hools hefore t he fam il\' moved to Indiana two years ago, and has pertormed tn thn'l:' o ther SSHS productions . She pla yed Ado Ann ic Road in thP communit y . A sen ior she is a member of the Sta r All those oil e nding are asked to bring a covered dis h or picnic lor thP m<'al. All descendant s P lans lor ha\ing a Ooat in the J uly 4 parad<:' were made a t the recent mf'<'ling of the Racine PID held a t the school. T he PID also made arrangPmen ts fo r a fingerp rinting program in the gradPschool. Don Smith of the Sou the m Local Board of Education. altended the meeting to answer questions regarding t he adva nt ages and disa dvantages of building a new combined e lementary school. New o fficers insf<l lled were Pam Didd le, p reside nt ; Diane !hie, v ice pres ident ; Judy Harrtson , secretary, a nd Nancy Cir cle, treasurer . Room count was won by the fourth grade class of Donna Norris. The fourth grade rs presented a notaphone concen under the d irection of Van Reet h. The annua l ali fair was held with first , second , thi rd a nd partic ip a ti on ribbons be in g a warded . fu turf' USl'. Pictu rPs a nd hPirlooms ca n H o.rpitalized also be brought for view ing. F'or furthC'r infor m ation, call Karen Wf'rt"\' Recuperating Jeffrey Ba ughman, son o! Mr. a nd Mrs. Lee Ba ughman. is recupera ting at his Bradbu ry home from injuries received in a fa ll. Cards may be sent to him a t 30524 Murray Hill Road , Middle port. family daydinneroonoringmothers following the Sunday worship service. Present lor the dinner whlch was catered by Circles were 123 membersand thelr families.Guests were welcomed by the Rl'v . Steve Nelson and the invocatJon wasglven by lll@, Rev. Carl Hicks. Following the dinner a s bon program was presented by Dennis Moore, Bill Amott. Aplil Harmon and da ughters. Wendi and Crystal and Hope Moore. Robbie, Veronica Provo, Dwana Grueser , Mr. and Mni. Brian Hamilton, J essica and Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. J amers Clifford , Mellssa, Jennifer and Sara, Angela Spaun, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Qark, Mrs. Mary Donna Slnuns, Maurice Smith, J im Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Kennetll Buckley, Tamml and l)'son, Ava Zo Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence, Jennifer and J ason; Mrs . Irene P arker, Mrs. Ma r garet E ichinger, Mrs. E mogene Congo Te- · Holstein Mr and ' ·~~ ' · Mrs. Franldin Rizer, Benny E wing, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Van Me ter, Mrs. S tephanie Ash, Michae l and 'The oldest and youngest mothers tted 1 ts ho red with were no po Pan · Mrs. Eula Wolfe, Racine, and Mrs. Nora Houdashelt were honored as the o ldest mothers. and Mrs. Wolfe was also honored for having the most children. Mrs. Jerrt Hamllton was honored lor being the youngest mother. A polled plant was a lso presented to Mrs . Mane Norrts. Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth CUndltf, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Norris, A!tending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Lisle, Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Lisle, Todd, Scott and Travis , Mr. a nd Mrs. Roy Jenkins, Klnnber ly a nd Rochelle, Mr. and Mrs. Ka rl Kloes, Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Winebrenne r, Mr. a nd Mrs. Bill Amott, Shawn and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Moore, Amy, Andrea and J erod, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoback, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Winebrenner, Mrs. Nor a Houdashelt, Man e Houdashelt, Mrs. Jlll Hobbs and Jodie; Mrs. April Ha rmon, Wendi and Randy Dudding, Mrs. John Sauv· r-; Akro=: n:,M =Udred = =Co = Uins = ='Can ==ton =.~ Buckley; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore, Mr . and Mrs. Carroll Norris, Mrs. E ula Wolfe,theRev. andMrs.Car!Hlcks, Mr. and Mni . .John Dudding, Mrs. Nancy Campbell, Lon, Nick, and Ryan Adams, aD local. Others attenlng were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Theiss, Erin and Adam, Sugar Grove; Unda Boyd and Amanda p k bu w V , ar ers rg, _ a ., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strauser, Hea th Strauser, KI1s and Malt Coughlin, VACATION? LET US HELP YOU GET READY ..... tUSPS U~H11 i\ Dl"ll!l ion of Multimedia, Inc . Pu blis hed e-very a fte rnoon , Monda y t hroujith F r iday. 11 1 Cou t1 Strf'et , by the Ohio Valley Pu bll ~hlng Compan y - Mui P o m~ny. Ollto 4S769, 992 - UtnPdla , In('., 2156. Seco nd class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. Me m bt>r : T he AssO<'Ia ted Prt'ss. Inland Dall y Press Assorlaton and the America n Newspape r Publis hers Associa tion, Na tional Advert ising Reprf'Sf"ntatlvt>, BrHn ham Nt>Wspapt>r Sa les, 7.\1 Thir d Ave nut>. New Yor k , New York 10017 . POSTMAST ER : Sf-nd address to T he Dally Sl>ntlnel, 111 Court St. , Pom eroy, Ohio 45769 . 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MAIL SUBSCR IPTIONS Inside Ohio 1.1 W.:-e ks . . ............ $f4.56 2fi \\.' t"f.' kS ...... ... .... . . .. $29.12 52 \\."f'f' kS ..... ..... . .. .... .... , , ...... $58.24 Oub id t> Ohio 1.1 Wt'f' ks ....... . ... ...... ... .. ....... $15.60 26 Wff' ks . ... $31.20 52 W('(' ks . . $59.80 Officers for 19&!-85 were Installed by Florence Richards at the recent meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Middleport. Racine auxiliary selects officers New officers were elected at tile recent m e ting or the American Legion Auxiliary of Racine Post 602. Elected were J ulia Norris, pres!· de nt; Betty Van Meter, first vicE' president : Thelma Walton, second vice preSident ; Lou ise Stewart , secretary Libby Wilford , treasurer. Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Wollford were eleeled delegates and Ma r garel Yost and Mrs. Stewan a lternates to the Eighth District summer convention to be he ld Thursday in Middleport . P lans were made to hold a party on June 12 at the Athens Me ntal He alt h Center. A successful poppy day was reported. There will be a potluck a t the June m eeting . Installed were Becky Tyree, president; Peggy Caton, first vice president; Jean Gilmore, second vice president; Velsia Roush, secre-tary; Gerry Parsons, treasurer; Katheryn Melzgl'r, chaplain; Katte Gilmore, sergeant al arms: and Erma Hendricks, historian. Corrunittees for the new year were a nnounced by tile new president. The summer convention of the Eighth District was anoounced for J une 7 at the hall. A speclal lnvtlat!on has heen Issued to Mildred Fowler to attend the conference. She Is a past E ig hth District president and a lso the only charter member of Unit !2'l. A repor1 on activities in May was given and Included a volunteer recognition program at Arcadia Nursing Hom e, the Buckeye Girls Sta te tea hosted by the Auxlliary of Feeney-Bennett , a boy scout recognition dinner SE>Ived to over 50, a nd the party for patient s a t the Arcadia Nursing home . Assist ing with the May party a t Arcadia were Nettie Hayes, Ethe l Hawk, Ena Will, Erma Hendr ic ks, The 55th a nnual Rutland High School Alwnni Associa tion banquet was held Satu rday a t the Rutla nd Civic Center with approximate ly 365 a lumni a nd guests a ttending. The center was decorated in the school colo10 of red and blac k with red placem a ts and pots of red gera nimums on the ta bles a nd hanging baskets !rom the ceiling. The memorabilia com e r featured a foolball p layer and a cheer leader in the old RHS uniforms, various pic tures a nd year books as well as a thletic and band awards. J ohn Morris , class of 1981, ha d the invocation and Tammy Black of t he class of 1 ~ sang "The Lord's P rayer" with J ennifer Sheets at the piano. Jim Sheets pre sided at the business m eeting with J anet Morrts giving the secretary's repon . a nd Ma rie Birc hfield, the treasurer's report . Reunion classes wer e 193l , 1939, 1944, 1959, and 1964. Gra dua tes from across the s tates IClu•dlrlg California, Was hington and Florida attended the reunion. The associa tion voted to esta b lish a fund to purc hase new stage curtains for the civic cent~r a nd do nated $500 to start the fund . A collection was taken and netted an additiona l $351.91. Groups who use the civic center wlll be asked to donated toward the purchaSE>. New officers elected were Tom Lowe ry, president ; Rob Birchfie ld , ;i ce president ; Kimberly Willford, secretary; and Ma r gar et Edwards, Page 5 SALE PRICES GOOD THRU; 6·10.84 OR WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. WE ARE CELEBRATING SUMlER WITH SUPER 106 MAIN ST . IN POMEROY 122 N. 2ND ST . IN MIDDLEPORT HOURS· • LOW LOW PRICES!! MON .-SAT . 9 TO 9 SUN. 12 TO 5 BIG 84 OIYDOL SCOPE LAIIHY DETEIIIEIT IDUTHWISH OIIU ONLY! 299 299 LIMIT I WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! treasurer . Former teache rs from RHS wer e recognized, a nd J ames Vennari, a formN coach, spoke to the group. E nte n a inme nt for the evening featured Tammy Black with a medley or songs from yes teryear. Sever al door prizes wer e awarded . Cathe rine Shene fie ld was a t the piano lor singing of t he RHS song to close the program. The a lwnni and gues ts danced to the music of the Big Band Sounds of the Keit h McCall Band . Rose garden club meets New officers we re e lected a t t h~ recent m eeting of the RoSE> Ga rd en Club he ld a t the hom~ of Hazel Barnhill. E lected wel'i' Anna Rice, pre s i dent : E lsie Culley, v ice president : Phyllis Rice, SE>Creta ry; Mary Jane Goebel. treasurer; Dorothy Stout , new s report er . Mrs . Ruba l Caldwell was devotiona l leader with scr ipture from John , a reading," Follow Me" a nd singing of "Wha t a Frie nd." For roll ca ll m em bers answered wit h the graduation gift they remem ber best. The gardener 's creed was given in unison. John Rice, Meigs Coun ty exte n- sia n agent present ed a most interest ing program on lawns, their care, safety an<l insects. He remi nded m em hers of the state 's lit te r cam paign, a nd noted that a varie ty of pamphlets a nd information on a variety of subj ec ts are available through his office . Mrs. Caldwell gave timely gar de ning tips a nd Anna Rice had the ve rse of the month. A poem wlitt en by Terri Stout was read . The traveling prize donated by Dorothy Stout was won by Grace Stout . The hostess prize was won by P hyllis Rice. J une meeting will be a fa mily picnic a t the hom e of M r. a nd Mrs. G le n Stout. TOM D. HALLIDAY, M. D. Howdy Pardner! Just messin' around the Classified Corral tryin' to round up some Classified Bargains for you! Sonia Way land, Jean GUmore, Becky Tyree, Jerry Parsons, and Grace Welc h. A thank you note from Erma Hendrtcks for remembrances dur!ng her hospitalization was read . It was noted thai seven cemete ries were visited by the legionnaires on Memorial Day with 12 leg!onnaires, nine a uxiliary members and four juniors panlcipating. A dinner was served at the hall. Reported ill were Eva Hartley, Harry Stover , and Norma Jean Stivers. Sympathy was ex te nded to Peggy Caton, Wanda Patterson, a nd Glorla Herdman. A post everlasting service was held by the Legion for Edward Bennett and Roy Miller In a combined meeting of the Post a nd Auxiliary_ A roasl heel dinne r was ser~ed. Attend ing the Auxiliary meeting hesides those named were P hyllis Blake, Man ha Hunnell, Mary Lou Miller, Lisa Roush , Callie Richmond, DowniP Kenne dy, Christy Ric hmond, GefTY Ha nne l, Diane Jar~is, Grace Welc h, and Mac Lewis . Rutland alumni dinner conducted i' r A utility cart. c locks, flas hlight and ba tteries we re a mong the It em s pu rr ha sed lor the Ohio Va lley Christian Camp by the Women 's Fellowship of the Meigs County Churches of Chrls t. Meet ing a t the Zion Churc h of Chris t, lda Mu rphy pre sided a t the moctlng. The program consisted of a style s how wi th Janet Venoy, Tammy J ohnosn. Paula Haynes, Cherie Set>vers. E lranor Hoover , Peggy Brick les. Mart ha Wright , Virgi nia Wya tt, Karen Mea dows, Sara Cu ll ums, Christy Hayni'S. a nd .Jennifer C ruver as models. Jennifer Grovpr sa ng "Whispering Hope" and Mrs. Vcnov concl uded the program with a m other-daughter pr ayer. Clot hing lor the m odels was furnis hed by Elbertclds , Dan' s a nd Gi nza . Rerrcs hrnf'nts w!'rc SC' f\'('(J. !amilv me mbers to be £'ntPr~:.>d int o an a ddress fi lr for r... tal M d " - Virgil ~ · iS , r. an ""~· Teaford, Mrs. Robert Murphy, and The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Middleport auxiliary has new officers W omen)s fellowship has meeting a ll are askf'd to bring addresses of Thn Asbury United Methodist ~ Church, Syracuse, recently hosted a Tuesday, June 5, 1984 OF MARIETTA OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY, INC. Jacqueline Marie Rapp has completed her eight weeks hasic !mining at Fort ,Jack..,n, S.C. and ha.~ reported w Fort Ben· jamin Harris, Ind. for s pecial schooling. ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF THOMAS A. DURNELL, M. D. Beginning July 2, 1984 Hospitalized Murl Ours, Cheste r. is a surgical patient at St. Anthony Hospital. 1450 Hawthorne Ave. , Columbus. Ohio. Cards m ay he sent to room 452. 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Cr; !lui Renee Burnell Girl chosen pageant wtnner S\A.('{'t Adf'ltnf"' I n< ln stLi ll a tJ On trf ('('('ntl\ tH ·ld 1I S Olfu PI" !tll 19848.1 Ccuohn Sh!lf'\l'" ou! gotn g pres tdPn t v. . 1... tilf' 1nst ~1 II mg oflrt ' •t InstaJJ('fl \\tIt' J.uJt ' Sht .ifft •J h~cm presJdf'nl presrdent I Stf'\\ll/1 C n n l \ tc kum tan, Carohn Shtit ' \f' ~ \l(t' o.;('( r !' l lf"'~t " lll ( t ('[('('!Pd dll f'(IOI "i ll'(rJg Npv.h nized v. PIL' Lmda Walls <.~nd l 1 ,tn Bradford (ommll tr-0 t h au m rn are membership. Lindo ll'dl ls . pub I tell\ public t r l a ll o n ~ \nnLt S huiPI chaplet pPt t o rm~mc r LOn tact .Jpan V ancf' Enlf'T1d mmf'nl pt 0\ td!'tl b\ !hr Mt!g1C Mo mnll .., .t rr·cpntl\ tf'g ls tc rf'd \1 ,, ..., mPmbfo t ~ h lp cln vp 1('( en! PII .rtt r ndr'{) \\ tlh appt oxr rn<~! PI' tf I]JdiPS bt•t ng mt 1udueed to Ihr "11 of smgt ng bd r i)('I shop sl\ le mu s11 NP\\C'Omcts .tre alwms IH'I comP and urgPd to att t?nd M('('tmgs .l! r at thr Frrst Bapttst rtlUt< h Edst ~tate Strrrt. 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S('Cielal), and Pd n S\ Jm dan treasun'I AcknowiPdJTH' nt was gl\rn to thosC' v. ho (Ontl Jbul rd do01 pr rzf'S for the 1( •u nron Every Friday Night At 7:00P.M. Keith Darst At The Amencan Legion Hall On Beech Grove Road In Rutland Kellh Da r st. son of Jeff and Kttty Dm Sl recently celebrated his sru' nth b1r thda v with a ska tmg Public & Dealers Welcome Bill Brown, Auctioneer pdll\ cent Bll><.leT!ck. Cheryl Brian. and EhzalJ<oth La nr C mger Dar st, H owa 1cl Tf'xa nna and Amber We ll , Gwmme \', h!le, Am} and Shel l\ Melzge1, !:lobby E llis, J D. Kcezcc. Debt and Ian Mullen. E IIza bPih Wdl. Judy and .John Mattea . .J1mm; Seama n Adam Wya tt Jud y and Sam Cowa n. Suzt, Robby, and Ryan Bakel , Jill and Wal l Williams, Batb!e Roslmskl. Chns and Devm Metzger Other s sendi ng cards a nd gift s were gr andparPn ts, John and Ka thern Metzger. Betty and Herb Gilke; and Tom and Bessie Darst, g~·rat grandmother, Beulah Wh1te, Craig Da1 sl, Wa }ne, Deoole and And; DaldS, Greg Lane, Frank Brodrnck Chuckle Legar, Rick and !.Rna McFann M l "Bud'' McGHEE Broker Chel'll Lemley. Meigs County Assoc!ate Phone 742 3171 MMR ~36 - Su mmet retr eat on St Rt 338 AnltQUIIy Neal cottage art the 11ver 125'x200 lol Included 1n our sale pnce 1s two sets bunk beds stove bureau table and more' ONLY $7,000111 SJ-ntll F.l ~hth - \ t rnl\ n ll.t r l r n \I <i t ,t !\ n H.t11tm Arm flo">rkhtm• 1 l u11 n 1 l\1..,...,.. II I l'o 1llt1 1k1 ltfffo~ld~rll \l) t~ . ~ l ]1 , t U 111 nl ll nnnnlh h\lf' Dtl\1 ~ Bna n fl u J<;f Arm ( Tlrn ThiiTI\"N"!Tl ),11\f'l V.r II\ :'<.h t " ,\ 1.nll Hll <lllo \ la11 h:1 lh ..._lnth - Hnh\n ltJrnC'II 1>.nl1nr !); tum l ndd U,t\ An£• It lltnu ~o~.11nl Julw J/,w.k 1-J.N-k\ Kl m f ~ 1 rrc /p ,tehm.tn lf'nm 1A'(' r\m\ I ,nuk.-, [T t \ 1'NI'V.Iun Ur f'TTI Nnrton HrPnd.:t i{('f'(J K ir k Rt«l Aril •nf' I! 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Shrll\ V.mf'brmnf'r Mavla Yot~ ch am Sixth - A.m\ ll<~rrtson Kllth v l hlf' Anglf Manm·l Aun('f' WOIIP Tncta Wolf(' ArPnda Z1rklr fin 11 ~ lx "N'ks honor m il lor thl Sall!>hur. F.lf'mPnt ,lr. St hool ha" l:lf'4•fJ .mnounf'f'd M:~k!n~ a gr.Jdl' of B ur aOOw In .111 Thf'll subj(l('l s lo hP r11mtod lo lhf' roll 1111' OA('f (' First - Ambf>r Rlat k'o'.'(>ll J,tr rod F'olrnt•r JPrC'm tah Glll'lll' KP\I('y Grues.t>r H E>Id l Huffman AnniP Jess1e J(l('V U~m b Shl1o Moon? Mallhrw Morris Erica Rohll' Ama nda Wl'il Pat Youfijl; Melissa Clifford HotJI'TI Jonf'S S t ac~,o B lankl'nshlp Wllll all Srrond - R)a n Cond(' David HPrdman rtt'l)('('OI Hoffman H('a\her Hudson Rre~d Knotts, Jason Mor ris Chuck Park£'r Angt'la T{'aford Marlo While Jason Wlthforf'll Thl1 d - Carrie Bartels, F.ll7.abf'th Dml.n\P fr rvor Harrlwn J a!~ion Huffman Cou rinry Midkiff. HPa tht>r Pau!f'y Mandl ShN:'ts ShPlley Smith Yv(>ttf' Y oun g Ml'll l Powf'll Fourth- Rehe<-ca Bowers Misty Bulcher Cunnle Saut(>rs F'lflh - Terr) Reulf'r Krl~tP n Sl awtf'n lt>nnl!er Taylor Amy Warth Slx!h - MPiani(> Beegle Hf'ldl Carulhf'rs, Kelly Douglas Jay Humphtf")'S Kristi n King Ja n Ann W\IHams Jr Riskjaaor Tromm The American Cancer Society says men who have an undescended or partially descended testicle are at a much higher risk of testicular cancer than others Third - Riehle Carson Jennifer Chaslren KJmbefly Conlin, Melissa Durham. Rusty Edrnond!il. Jody Fowler. Keith Jones. Tommy Pennington, Shforyl Thoma Holly Williams Fourth - Amy HPrald Tammy Miller Kmn MUPer, Jason Re)onolds, John Rose. PhJUtp SmJth J aymP 1'llll.s Marjorua ;: ::~·,~.~,~~<4 ol0•40 H I II " " " ' o • - - - n • • U~""'"'llll•t<Oao.,~ llf•<O•OI0.8 1"-f'"~'"~ ol.llol..,. ...... ID a..... ,, .... ,~~~ ..... HIIo•"'' t7 u.......... . " ~' ' ' ' '''' ' '" ' ' ' ''" " ~' Moovoo < ov~" C oli,. CO•" " -""'• lllo,ow n c •...,.... g h" ~-"' "'~•o A••• UB {loop p•o Je? · C""•l" ill "' " '"" &ll ~ lllo<o lll Guo-0•• ..,.,.,.,,o.. 11~ c """"' Hl Pn'!\on<t 1 1 1 '"' " ' ' "" M ..,.,.,..., Po m •• ,. (looo~ o -.v c~ A · • Co~• lo• en• e >o A<O oCo ~•8 1 0 Hl 17'11 - Wotnwo DOZER WORK 1),, bl~ Po P ooooo no H~ locn ~ 18 1 IJ Apoooll•o..e r1 ~~ '" ""' " "' o-- ••• "'" ~ " ' " "' "" •• •• ~ · • • •""'"" ~ p <ol fo,o,no d o noo n '"' Oi d O• " " ' oO(I(l •..... . ..... · ~· 54 Public Notice rasP he ar ,nn on th 1s mall er No 84 168 El CSS has oee11 sc h er•uiP(j f o r Vv Prl nes day JunP27 1984 ar1000A M ar thP ott1ces ot th(' Pubt1c U!liiTI C~ Co rnrnss1on ol Oht o 180 F nsr l:h (nrl Sr FP ! Colum bu s Oh o J 32tr) Fu rth e r ,nl or ma t1011 n1 ._ty b e o iJ ld ned by CO f i\JCltnq thP Comm1SSt'ln TH E PUBLI C UT!LITI =- S , CJM MISSION O f O HIO Bv M , n y A n n Oillllsko SecrP!.lry Masor 35185 Oak Htll Road long Bottom. OH 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Yon Schrader Equipment Recommended by leadmg Carpet Manufacturers 'FREE ESTIMATES" 6-6 1 mo Low. Low Prices CALL JUNE MMR~48 - Appro< 2'7 acres 111 Rutland Vtllage Oldet 5 bedtoom t1ome wrth many poss1b1lrt1es Good locat1on on College Avenue S.lls 101 $16 000 ,----------------------~ Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savell I Wnte vour own ad and order by matl w•ftt tt11s coupon Cancel your ad by phone when you get results Monev not refundable. Addre,ss..--------- I Buzzard birthday Wolfe Investigations, Inc. w. Cars£<~ Jack MRr t MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VETERANS. lOUR PAST CAN • WORTH $1.922 AYEAR. 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES ~ B1 1<1 nmg the Arm1 Resen c You cJn mJke ·.our m1l11Jn exrenence pa1 oH111 m.tm 11 .rv1 Fur In\tancc 11IOU re .mE i "11 h fctur ,, tl'> md 1 '·'" t'Xf<'ncnce Y OuHearn Jn c' XIr.t tnu Hnt'<11ln<1rcth' m , I yll JFor Sate ) Announcement 17 )For Ren1 18 : · ::::::::::::==: 21 2 3 :12 •s 23 24 6 25 76 7 8 71 28 2'1 30 ' 10 11. _ _ _ _ __ 12. _ _ _ _ __ 31. - - - - - 32. _ _ _ __ tl. - - - - - - Open house The children of Mrs. Gretta Simpson will host an open house in observance o! their mothPr's OOth olrthday anniversary at her home in Racine on Sunday, June 10, 2 to 5 p.m. Relatives and friends of Mrs. Simpson are Invited to at tend 33 14 15. _ _ _ _ __ 3-4 116. - - - - - - 1 I I I I I J5. - - - - - - Mall This Coupon with Remittance The Dally Sllltlnel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 ~~~--------------------· 1 BASS MOUNTED FOR $50 ' DOZER BA CKHOE L,k, - Addona end remodelmg - Aoof1ng and gutter worlt - Com::: rete worlt ;ud rer tremcm II ' t •u jtlln the Rc\l ne1\ 11 hm il' tnll nt ft, ttl 1li UrJ1, ,h,tr\!t' "'~ II ~et 1ourtormn rank h,tt k 11, , r\ I\\ ,1 But "hat\\ t thmk vnu II cr 1 1 m0\tl>b - Plumbrng and elec1ncal work (Free Estrmat es l dmg .mJ • V. C. YOUNG Ill 111 >ITU .IIn~ ne" ll.:x" I>L'Idw,<Jnt to rr Hn n wur tn tlltan ,r,,,Jll\ nnt ca,h m.t>ur pN' Cdl u> Try theae dellciou• rec1pes from a collactron our Greet Grandmothers used m the t 800 '• Send $3 96 to Recipe1, P.O BoK 744, Cleanmg person part-t ime 20 hrs wk , ref requ~red Call for appomtment Clal e2 .000 down take over 8315 mo payment, taxe& & m1urance 1ncluded 3 bdr rinch. full basement, wood burner, ctty school. located In Plant z Subdtv111on 824 400 balance Ca11446 · Apply Monday thru Wedne• · 3 yr old male Bnttany Spanoet Call 446 8031 • Small pupptes Call 446- 7053 before 2PM 1 feamJe Collie Dog, black 5 pupptes-4 male , 1 female Colt 8t4 -379 -2606 I - - : - - - - - - - - · IC1 grey kitten, litter tramed Coli 614 992-7689 alter 5 pm Children's swrngael Prck tt 3 ~ walker pupa, father &. mother both can be seen "CONCRETE WORK Call 614-843-5276 Free to good hOme 2 wh1te k111ens wtth unusual mark "WATE R GAS 8o OIL LINE S TAXIDERMY SHOP 1ngs Call 614 992 326 t JIM CLIFFORD New l tma Rd Rutland Oh PH. 742 -2225 PH. FISHING REEL REPAIR 992-7201 Small male d og, neutered. good wrth children, 304- ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - htenme Remodeling Insurance Work Custqm Pole Bldgs & Garages Roofmg Work Alummum & Vmyl S1dmgs 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992- 75B3 or 992 -2282 Parts, Service & Cleaning For Garcta , Zebco, Shtmano, Johnson, Diawa , Quick STEVE FINLAW PH. -985-4266 Rt. I Long Bottom,5 Oh. 14 1 mo II I L--_ _ _ _ _ lfc Puppies pan Collie part Norwetgen Elkhound, phone 304-675-5079 6 week old male puppy 304-773 6905 2 male and 1 female 6 wk old ktttens 2322 Washrngton 992· 62t5 or 992-7314 Pomeroy , Ohto 2 11C chorce No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box . 326 Pomeroy . OH 45769 For Faster Semce Cali 614- 992· 6737 BUS .: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 5171 1 mo pd 11 the PULLINS EXCAVATING - DOlERS - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUCKS - tO-BOYS PH. 594-4238 Business Services - TRENCHER - WATER - SEWER - GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH 992-2478 '• l I mr r•l G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLY THE NEW SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY Is Expandmg In This Area GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS 1ors Needed - No Experrence Necessary - No Money Needed - EJ.cellenl Pay Plena Earn •n 8800 Jewelry Kit ~ Wm Tnps and Pn z81 Warehouse 985-3813 Residence Call 992 -2063 985 -3837 Betweon 9 00 AM ·5 00 P M 59 I mo 517/ 1 mo d Puppte s. 304 773 phone 304-458 - t669 Pupp1es. 7 weeks old, mother small Colh e. 304- Lost and Found 0< KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refngerators PARTS and SERVICE WRITESEL ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS ROOFING CO. Stzes Start From 12'xl6' NEW-REPAIR UTILITY BUILDINGS Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows Stzes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x 36' insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racme , Oh Ph 614 -843 949-2263 llHI MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE questions - why do you think I had my hair done?" SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Restdenttal & Commeretal Call 742·3195 Or 992-5875 llo 4 pupp1es, colhe shepard m1x Catl614 986 4101 Lost long ha1red black ca t w1th flea collar & short tatl Lost near Me1gs FaH grounds Named Buffy Call 614 -992 5175 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used cars J1m Mmk Chev Olds Inc B11l Gene Johnson 446 -3672 Wanted to buy u1ed coal S. wood heaters Swam Furniture , 446 -3159. 3rd & Olive St • Gallipolis. Oh poundage Call SALES & SERVICE Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofi'ng of all Types Worked in home area 20 years "f ree Estimates" GUYSVILLE. OHIO SIDING " Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or Farm Equipment 949-2860 & Service " Vinyl & Aluminum BISSELL SIDING CO. Auth omed John Deere New Holland . Bu sh Hog Farm Equipment Dealer 5-8-2 mo pd m11 @I Moddleport. Oh 614-992 3476 "Free Estimates" Installation Available 4/27/1 mo 1 1 J !lc DOZER TOM'S AND SHOE REPAIR BACKHOE WORK Will Open May 21st AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the lowest Rates 113 W 2nd St . Pomeroy. OH Open 9 00 to 5 00 Closed Thursdays 5 15 1 mo No Sunday Calls ' l I l llr S. Downspouts •Storm Windows •Roofing •Raplacemant Windows •Sidewalks. Patios •Custom Built Garages FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE - PH . 992 -2772 A\llloton<1 •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOAO!EA •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER. GAS SEWER RAIN LINES County Certified SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLEb Fltt ISTIM ATES 367· 7560-367· 76f CHESHIRE, OHIO 3 1 . STITCH DIC FlOSS BOOKS CUSTOI-IAOE FRAMES Is At The Me1gs Humane Soctety Rqoster lor lay8oskeltutl ot Cron·Stllch Suppltos TH£ WATERMELON PATCH SOO lincoln Hlll, Pomeroy by chance Appointment Open or PH . 992-7582 Water wells dnlle d & ser VICed Free estrmates Call 614 992 5006or614 742 3147 21 Business Opportunity •NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO recommend s that you do busmess w1th people you know and NOT to send money through the ma1l until you have mvest1 · gated the offenng Nattonal manufacturer of steel frame homes 1s seek1ng representatrves for selected areas to market the hottest •dee rn homebu1ldmg Low cost. emergy eff1c1ent s.n gle & mult• family des•gns & a complete l1ne ot metal burldmgs Proven concept dealer trarnmg, & support $3,950 refundable rnvest · ment r&Qutred For complete mformat1on call Mr Bruce at Former Burgor Kmg Chesa · peake. K Mart Center, sub lease. 2 150 sq ft , up to 17 yrs at $2000 mth Chuck Warner & Assoc Realtor 614 221 8300 (3051878 3639 Wanted old ptanos Paymg $20 00 and S40 00 each F1rst floor only Wr~ta g1111ng directions W1ttan Pianos. Box 188 Sard1s . Oh10 43946 1605 Colt 614 -483 - 11 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXED From 3 to 8 p.m. Every Tuesday For Treatment Of Animals 5/ 8/1 mo Announcements SWEEPER and 1ew1ng me chine repair . parts. and auppliea Ptek up and delivery. Dav11 Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Coli 40 A house, barn, tob bsse mostly pasture pond fenced Call 446 -2 371 for appo ~n tment 3 bdr , 1 % bath s Iarage room s fuepla ce wood floor s new carpet m g fenced yard , 10 to wn , near shoppmg & schools owner movmg s 39 900 Call 446 7905 6 room s. basement, double garage , 1 & one- thud acre lot Rose Hrll, Pom eroy $32.900 Call I 614 678 2513 Owner transferred mu st sell beautrful 3 bedrm bnck home F.replace deck , woods prl\lacy s.u nshme $63.900 5420 Call 614 992 8 yrs old, 3 bedrm 2 baths, famtly room With wood burner Srngle car garage on B flat acres w1th stocked pond C1ty water 1n Ra ctne 992 -7022 N tce home rn country , near mmes full basement, eel Iars. 2 bedrooms. 12 acres tn langsvr!le $29,000 Call 614-742 -2261 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY"' 14 ft wrde three bedroom, bath and halt, mobile ho me srtlmg on mce lot ready to move 1nto $225 00 down S225 00 per month 304 576 2711 3 bedroom Ranch on Rt , 60 S38 ,500 00 9 per cent assumable loans ca ll 304 - 675 7746 2183 "' 675 House 3 lo ts $10.000 00 304 -882 2831 Coll448- 1270 or write Toy Professional P1ano Tumng and Repair Brun1cerd1 Musrc Co 446 0687 Sk1ll and mtegnty our trademark Lane Oan~els , 614 742 2951 Professional ElectrolySIS Chmc Probe Type Electroly111 AMA . approved FDA tlo FCC Doctor referrals 304 676 5588 Rea l Estale 31 Homes for Sale By o wner lovely 2 bdr • home on waterfront boat ramp 6 dock, close to town . priced $34.900 ftnance , Call Wtll help 614 - 256 - 1218 PA U nlque new diet Loose lnchea while enjoying for- 1!904. bidden foodo, BOO to 1200 calorie dally for men end H&S Home Improvements needs 1 ule1man for siding women. Call 446-9301 Ph. 387-0409 U~!Mf..--'"ll,.~, --- Gaiiipoiiil -& Vicinity Frazrera Bottom Flea Market Every weekend U S 36 Fraz1ers Bottom. WVa 26082 Don Frazter Operator 304 755 2779 GigantiC Garage Sale behmd Bidwell Post Offrce Man thru Sat All IIZBS child ren clothes , toys. m 1sc 1-:---::-_ _:______ 1st Time Thurs Fr1 , & Sat 9AM 5PM. 2nd house lett 1ntersect1on o f 554 on Rt 160 Electr 1c mower , ce raJucs. furmture, summer maternity clothes. mfant children c lot hmg , lad•e s 1f:~ srze clothmg , miSe New matenal. curtams June 5 & 6 at Centenary Townhouse 8 5 C lothes records , tapes gasoline pump, m1sc Fn June 8th 4 Famrlv Yard Sa le 2 m1les out Rt 218 011he.s. carpet remna nts Haffelt res1dence 190 Sanders 5 Famt!y Thurs Fn Couch TV good chrldren s clothes washer golf clubs. miSe Garage Sal e 114 Kmeon Dr W ed, Thurs Fn 10 3 1211 Mam 6 room buck. fireplace, basemen t new furnace large yard many ex tras 40 's 304 675 2381 New 3 b edroo m h ouse, 34 acres Glenwood area 576 2353ororbest 576o ffer 2621304 $65 000 7 room house. 4 lots on Rt 62 center of Eleanor Pn ced for qur ck sa te by own er 304 586 3572 Seven year old h ome three bedrooms , garden spot 2605 Lrncoln Ave 8 % pet assumable loan 304 675 5047 Hannan Trace Jr H1gh Cheerleaders Jun e 7 8 9 5 Old Quaker State Stat Ton M ercerv11te large vanety 1tmes June 7 & 8 8 5 PM Clothmg, books f1shrng Items knrves household glassware mtsc C l ark Chapel Rd rn Porter off SA 160 across tram Haney s Butcher Shop Garage Sale 2 m1 from H M C Rt 160 June 7 B 9 Rubarb show saddle furmture camper top for pi ckup lawn mower cart tools Good old house, red uced prrce corner lot so·x 120' Two story 3 bedroom w1th smaller hou se, garage large garden and yard Don't m•ss th1s one 304 675 2012 Older home three b edroom. new s1dmg. newly remodeled hvmg room 304 6 75 5854 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1966 12M60 mob1le home. unfurmshed S 3 900 Call One acre lot with large In-ground pool, tom liner, 1979 3 bdr mobile home, on h acre lot. well shaded Must sell both together Call ment For inform•tlon cell Huge Garage Sale at CharleS Kmgs on W olfe Pen Rd June 6 & 7 Rem or sh1ne 9 to 6 Pt Pleasant & Vicinity Garage Sale 309 Hender son St O!d Avon b o ttles Jean s c loth es Afar~ tapes 1 st t h ru 9th 3 fam1ly garage sale Staff H ouse Road gounds lu es near & Wed fan June 5 6 9 00 4 00 Yard Sa le Cotton Holly s Jerry Run Road June 5 & 6 9 00 to 7 June 5th and 6th 9 3 N1ce c lothmg drapes mt sc F1fth house beyond Y on Rt 2 Yard sal e 623 1h Ru ssell St behrnd H emer s Bakery m Middl e p o rt June 4t-h through June 7th Ram Can ce ls Patr o & basement sa le Ju ne 4th, 6th, & 6th R am or shrne R enee Stone res1 d ence 361 Grant St Mad dlep or t Br1 c - a b r ae. women 's & boys clothtng, d1shes. pots & pan s. b ooks. some antrque dishes old J ew el T. dishes. ant1q ue wash stand toaster oven many other m1sc 1tems call Garage sa le Thurs , & Fn J u ne 7 & 8 10 5 850 Maple St Middleport H•gh c h a1r playpen 2 tues (75R15) , M en's women s gtrl s. clot hmg M1sc B Public Sale & Auctton Auction every T uesday mght Pt Pleasan t WV a Auct Lonn1 e Ne al Youth Center Bld g Camden St 614-367 7101 R1c k Pearson Au c t 1oneer Serv1 ce Estate Farm An t1que & IIQ U1dat1on sa le s Licensed & bonded m Oh JO & WVa 304 773 S785 or 304 773 9185 I- -- - - -- - - -- AuctiOn every Fn n1gM at the Hartford Commun•ty Cen te r Truc kloads of new mer chand 1se every week Cons1gment s of new and used m erchandi se always welcome R•chard Reyno lds A uc t 1o neer 304 275 3069 r~===========i~========== 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 14x 70 1974 one & half bath 3 bdr total electnc good co nd $8 ,. 900 Call 446 -0175 14x65 1973 2 bdr S7 900 12x60 2 bdr 1969 $ 4 900 Both good con d Call 446 Ohoo Call 614 992 3324 1969 1211.60 Schult mob1le hom e co mpl etely fur m shed. mclu dmg washer & dryer m~crowave & 60 ft wood en p orch Ca ll 614 992 2881 1981 K1rkwood mobTie home 14 x70 elec tnc. 3 bedrooms . 1 % bath wood burner $ 14 500 Ca l! 614 843 5244 Tra1ler on large wooded lot BOAT R AMP and dock spa ce Call 5 8 evenmgs 304 675 -6448 Terms 1981 H o llypark 14x70 e"c cond. 12118 deck underpennrng and larg e room a1r cond mcluded 304 - 895 -3895 or 895 1975 Granvtlle . 12x60, all alec central a1r under penned. Bx10 out bu1ldtng S7.300 6086 Call 32 Mobil e Homes for Sale 1977 Cameron mob 11e hom e 14x70 w1th expando 3 bedrooms e)lt ras $8 000 00 Phone 30 4 675 2700 1 972 Darran S4 500 00 3328 33 1 2"60 304 882 Farms for Sale 40 acrP. farm very nrce house tobacco base farm equ1pment Rt 775 Call 6t4 256 6790 35 lots & Acreage 1- - - - - - - - - - - 3 5 Acre homes1tes near At 35 at RodnPy 3 m1 fr·om Hol zer Hosprt al Ca ll 446 8221 F1r st stree t on th e nghl after Northup bndge c ross mg Appro11. 1 30 foot fr ontage Call 446 3 485 Appro11. 5'; 1 a cres levelland w1th fr ontage o n 2 roads exc for buildmg or m1m farm of-t old RT 160 near Porter a ll ut1ht res nearby $9 000 Call 614 388 8801 1 8 acres exc bu1ldmg or mob1le h ome sat e wath 35 0 ft road fr ontage located on o ld 160 neat Porter all utrh1 1es nenrby S3 750 Ca ll 6 14 388 8801 304 675 71 Crestwood 1 2x65 exc cond $9.600 00 With heat pump and arr cond or $6,600 00 w1th gas heat bUilt on porch 304 5 76 Surveyed lot wtth water & e!ectnc h oo kups approx 1 '~ a m QUi et su bdiVISIOn near R odne-v 2 m 1 from Holze r M ed tca ! Center Cel l 446 1380 2940 or 576 2602 1 acre of ground m Crow s Subd •v• son S5000 Call 614-388 ·9957 Mobtle home on approxi mately 3 acres Mason, WV 614 992 -2571 1976 14ll70 Ro semont to · tal elect 3 bdr • underprn nmg with removable 10)(32 port1on carport . $8,500 Call 446 -3162 Low proce 30 4 675 2928 Lot for sale, almost 1 acre .. rurnl water septiC tank near M e1gs H1 gh School Ce.ll 1- - - - - - - - - - - ond ponlolly finlohod bue- 2 mobile homes, lot and • 813-885 ·1232 Huge 5 famtly yard sale : C!othrng baby accessones, furmture . dishes. jewerly. • lors of m1sc Items On state · Rt 7 at Me1gs & Athens county hn e 1h m1le north of Tuppers Plams Tra1ler on left Thursday through Sat urday JUne 7 8 & 9 Starts at 9 am 30 3600 NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS. AT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 $10 Garage Sale Wed thru Sat K1tchen cab • nets e l ec stove mu c h m ore Bes1de Joyland D a try Bar Ga lhpolts Ferry W Va 304 458 1643 30 4 576 Yard sale 258 Pearl St: Maddleport Tuesday& Wen · desday, June 5th & 6th 8 am to 7p m Mostly bajjy : c lothes & thmgs Play pen .. 520, baby swrng $8 walk.Br : Church w1de yard sa le June 9 M1 sc 1tems new used & old Forrest Ru n M ethod1st C hurch off S R 7 on Co Rd Clos•ng Out Tra1ler Rental Busme ss Had 22 ONLY 6 LEFT S 1z es , 0"50 & 12 x52 2 bedroom fur mshed A comfortable home for a low Pr~c e Brown s Tra~!er Park, Mm ers'V 1IIe Bv owner three bedroom, Ashton , W V a a r ea. Yard sa le. 210 Spnng Ave, Pomeroy June 6th, 7th. Si 8th trom 9 00 to 4 00 Middleport & Vicinity 0175 For sale or trade 2 1f1 b ed room all modern house wrth bath. attached garag e. vmyl, steel . alumn Sell or trade for 2 or 3 bedroom tta1 ler and Yard sale June 5th & 6th Bob Waldmg res~dence, At 124, acros s from Rac1Qe • Planmng Mrll Rarn cancela - Comm umty Yard Sale June 6th •f ram ca ncel! ed unt1l June Bth Glenwood o ut Hann an Tr11ce Road Auc t10n bUIId mg 9 00 Pom-eroy 5 rooms and b a th base mont, carpet , fuel 01! fur nace ga rage , c1ty water and c1stern . 4 plus acres paved road, cl ose to school Leon Fnst ever! 2 famrly pat1o sale on long St rutland Mon : ~ day 8r. Tuesday June 4th & 6th 10 to 4 p m KniciJ· Knacks. bassmette With pad & sheets round walker. baby bed new toys from Tciv: lad•es K1t. clean ch1ldren's6 .. men's clothrng large SIZe (e'Ven & half } women s clothing & long evemng gowns 1 odds & ends W ed Sat At 35 (Ryan 's Run) out of Rodney lots of c lothes, gurta r, m1sc 614 992 7567 9to 4 446 t340 Homemakers Dream! No e~eperience needed to earn 26% commiiSion demonstrating in friends ' homes You controt houri and in ~ come Absolutely no ln\teat~ mentl Also booking pattiea John1town , 446 3150 $41.50000 2535 Gollipoloo , Oh 45631 Plan. 1 bedroom home m c1ty good cond1t1on , large star· age bu1ld1ng, and small garden space $13 500 Call 3051 PIANO TUNING lowe r prrced regular tunmgs d•scount5 to Semor Ctt•~ens , Churches & Schools Ward's Retarl Outlet must employ 3 conscrentious. trustworthy 1n11de retail sales clerks · Immediately. Retell axpe nenca desired. but not ne ceasary Mu1t be able to work w1th mrn1mum super vision and be able to meet pubhc, must be proficient in basic mathmat•c• Oppor tun1ty for advancement for nght persons Plae1e reply tn own hendwntmg. referen · ces required to box 800 tn care of the Galhpoh• Darty Tnbune. 826 3rd Ave . Umque h~stonc log home . tauefu lly restored LI'V rom , 3 bdrms . kltch bath Orgmal stone fireplace Gar with shop utrl bldg • plu s barn 40 acres M -L of wooded h1lls A pag e from hiStory Off Rt 36, 8 m• from Rro Grande Pnced low $50's Small farm near Centerpomt, 3 bdr home. lge old barn, gar. other out bldgs SW schools, 39.000 With 30 acres, 46 ,000 With 40 acres Call J&ck Rodenck-6 14 286-4498. Century 21 Wm nle Blarr Realty. Broker Wmn1e Bla1r G R I 78 Broadway St • Jackson , OhiO land 304 882 -3590 Sarv1ces Help Wanted 8002 RATES Below market rates Ftxed conventional FHA VA l ea d e r M o rtgage , Athens collect 614 692 23 Em ploym ent Serv1ccs pr~ce 614 - 992 Homes for sale land con tract ftx ed Interest at 8 percent w1th 10 p ercent down payment Call 614 Financial Page-7 REAL CIJTE HOME . omoll yard at a real bargain Cell 614 949 2641 Kayboord, 304 675 3824 Middleport G100rgso Creek Rd. 814-446-0294 Wrll babysit we ekends or evemngs, very dependable, love children, have referen ces Call 992 7555 . ask for Karen 7760 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS THRIFT SHOP 3 446 4499 FURNITURE Beds ~ron. wood. cupboards, chams. chests, baskets, d1shes . stone J8rl , antrques, gold and s1\ver Wrrte M 0 Miller. Rt 2. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 or call 614 - 992 2711 304 -882 -2790 ).11 lin COUNTED CRDSS VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Babysrtter rn my home for 2 chrldren, 7 PlO & 7 yrs old Experrenced desned Call Own your own Jean Sportswear lad res Apparel Comb1n&t1on. Acce ssor~e s Large Srze Store Natlonnl brands Jordache. Ch1c,. Lee Levr , Vanderbilt , lzod Gunne sax Esprit Bnuan•a . Calvm Klem Sergro Valente Evan P1cone Cla1borne Members Only, B1ll Blass . Orgenrcally Grown Health tex. 600 others $ 7 .900 to $24 900 rnventory, a~rfsre, trammg fue:ture s, grand op emng, etc Mr Keenan Vetennanan WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH 992 -7013 New Chevy Truck . FENDER ... ... .. '76 95 DOORS '149 95 HOODS '174 95 BUMPERS '69 95 GRILL '42 50 R SUPPORT.. ... '84 .95 TAIL GATE ...... '85 00 FORD FENDER '69.95 BUMPER ............ '69.95 Alto Some Car Fenden Available J&L INSULATION •Gutter Cash pa1d for fancy 1r on or heavy 1ron beds $160 and up for certain Metgs Co stone J&rs Old t1me cup board call 1 -3 04-882 - Two 9" 1 0 garage doors. used, m good condllon Announ cemc nl s •Storm Doors Buymg dally gold, srlver coms rmgs. Jewelry, starling ware, old corns. large cur · rency Top prices Ed Bur kett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Dr. Carol Osborne BOGGS Parts PH. 992-6931 We Have A Full Ttme Shop Te chn1c1on · on Duty CHESTER -985-3307 U S RT 50 EAST Ph. (6141 843-5425 WE ARE VOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •IENtrH •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRI •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Vinyl & Aluminum EUGENE LONG 220 E Mam, Pomeroy 992 - 2196 Mrddleport, Ohio ~ 191 3 1 11n LAFF·A·DAY FENCE & SUPPLY PAT HILL FORD do sewrng (mendtng , alter&· t1ons pattern. etc ) 15 Prne St Gellrpohs 446-4193 817·566 1386 ACCENT We can repair and recore radtators an~ heater cores. We can also acid bot I and rod out radiators . We also repatr Gas Tanks. Exper~enced seamstress Will FOUND black & tan dog Ca ll to 1dentrfy and pay for ad Call 446 -3587 445 9777 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" 1427 446 -3920 Tobacco RADIATOR SERVICE General Hauling For sale Umestone. f1ll d•rt. and top so1i Call Call 614 -256 - Cal 446-7783 phone 5913 9 - 10 Fashion Show D•re c 3171 K•ttens. 2978 FREE ESTIMATES Roofrng and gutter work. m~ttal work. housepemt1ng, carpenter work E•c ref Free esttmates Call 446· 'Lawns mowed good work at reasonable prrces, prefer ably m the Galhpohs area lOST m or around GAHS grounds, 2 rrngs, gold Ame thyst birthstone and GAHS cla ss nng -gold w1th Amethyst stone. m1t1als MLH Uberal Reward! Call 446 - GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE Ll NES lawn Mowmg & Tnmm1ng Rehable 11nd dependable Reasonable rates . Call 614- Ave Point Pleasant 6 THE DITCHING SERVICE Wed l1ke to rntroduc:e you to Ene:are A Car the mode1n way to dnve the veh rcle ot your 1B Wanted to Do 256-8261 after 5 30 'C USTOM BUILT HOMES , Reasonably Pr~ced legal aecretary des•red on e1ther a part-t1me or full · time balls Salary depend•ng on expenence Send quahf1 cattons to P 0 Box 486, Pomeroy, Oh1o 843-5384 " DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Su1fable lor G love s Elr ASSIStant Orgamat needed at Grace Eptscopal Ch urch Call 614 992 3968 Call 614- "OIL FIELD SERVICES TANNED DEER HIDE S Good busana11 opportunty Harr Happenmg , STiver Bndge Plaza Giveaway up &: 1ts yours 'RE CLAMATION WOAI< Th ru Month of May INTERESTED IN A · NEW VEHICLE CARPENTER SERVICE lou lt!!t't vout 1mlot.m lxnetib h 1ck 111ur -\nd thC\Jf'f'l\rlU!llf\ 11\illCft ,lX VI\UI deJti P\ rm dc~r< 1 tl YOUNG'S tO\tan ·-·..-----.. "Certainly I'm going to ask )Wanted J&F CONTRACTING ANY SIZE Middleport 6941 895 -3012 For ail your wmng needs, furnace s repatr servtce and InstallatiOn These ~ash rilles rnclude discount FISHERMEN oroo Call 614-387 -0694 after 4 00 446-7323 Sentinel Homes for Sale Wanted babys.1tter aummer month1, day ahih . Cheshne 576-2581 CITY, INC. Phone·-------------------- A party was held recenlly honormg John Ca d Buzzard on his first birthday A clown theme "as ca rried out wtth cak e, tee cream, potato chips, and koolaid Oeing served to his mother, Kelly Buzzard, his grandmother. Delores Tyree, Stacy Tyt'('(', Rhonda. Tommy and Tric1a RDush, V1ckt and David Michael Camp, Mtsty EI:Jersoach, Shannon Roush, J enny Vlnmg, K1m, Zeb,and Zac Ba tey, DenniS Little, Dee Bari:Jer Sending gifts wer Dan, Tammy, Laemda and David Kirkpatrick , C huck, Shirley and Nokuma Tyree, Hea th Richmond, David, Brandon, and Phlltp Smith, Viv and Jack Phtlllps, Lynne Kennedy, Greg, Brenda and Ami:Jer Vining, Tom Roush, Bud McKinney, Ray, Marty and Chad Ferguson. Games were played!' with prizes gomg to Tricla Rou sh, Zeb Batey, Shannon Roush, and Zac Baley. Jenny Vining won the door prize A clown visited the party and passed out trea ts to the guests. l H 1fc wm MGM FARM •Dryers •Freezers Nant&---------------------- or POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C L. KITCHEN 5122/l mo 31 Help Wanted Fam1ly portraltl by Mo narch 11x14for$500 For more informatron and appointment call 448 -8080 4 614-99?-218 1 ~ ·''car I<' >r are 11 h1 numnl'r b.: loll 992-2549 OPEN: MON .-SAT. 10 to 6 PH . 992 -5682 992-7 121 mo PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS ORDER & TAKE DEll VERY Of YOUR SPRING FERTILIZER . SPRING SEED & SEED CORN II . --a 1ear PH . 11 day 9AM tol 5PM MGM FARM CITV . INC. Se rv 1 n~ · M e 1g s - Galha Don I Be M1slead W e Will N ot Be Unders ol d eta"~\ TNI 5/2/1 M1sc Merchandise AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Announcements Gsllipo!lo, Oh 45631 Mtddleport. OH. Also Transmission PH . 446-8038 or992-7119 •Joo 498 Gen Hartmcer Pkwy Rt 124 Pomeroy Oh1o Available Anytime MMR!M - lh1sone should be sold' 3 bedrooms IIV1ng room has woodburner al urn1num srdrn£ and storm wtndows located on Matn Sf 111 Rutland lh1s one IS pnced at a low $16,000 John Carl Buzzard 3 PERSONALIZED POOLS Roger Hysell GARAGE " FREE ESTIMATES" .,.,,,., "'•w ""'" u • . ..... e11 U !l RO< no efl. ' '' ' ' IH Au lo nd ~ U1 Coool« ; - - - - -· -- - -- -- MMR540 - Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy Spacious, well kepi home 3 or 4 bedrooms formal dmtng 100m lull basement Extra mce ktlchen l arge lot w1lh plenty of park1ng Asking $32 500 t 1lp1 '1 --- J>lfll <' • ' r I; ' 1\U h.ll e,,n, "eekc·nJ a month .md 111 0 "t'cb 111111 - lnhr1l 1 lll'- ( IIOhll l llrhpL1 111Ck Hi ll !h-..11 1111< k M ill! 1 I tlr Pf'll'n;'m "-rPp h tnh' \\ tlk11 ~ 1\(l h ~ IJ til l> 1n 11 1" It " ' l >,n o;l B1ll\ r~w /1 I• IJI S!h•M IIll i\ 11 '\ilrlll' Tromm I' TII\Itl\ j)l{ - r .ltlt •ll.l Bucklt\ Alonn::a ( I• I tncl lo '- hU 1 Punklt• I 1111<"' !l arnum f<t •nfl' '\; If tnterested contact The Home Nattonal Bank tn Ractne 949-2210 Real Estate General Meigs honor rolls Th,• ftn tl !1 1UJlh nm1 \U'i k ~ honor n II l"T tht 1 ~~~~ r n lltgh ~ hnol h ' " !11.~ 11 mn1un1t 1l Makllll; I gl tdf' <•1 n <OI tbo\1 In t!l It\! 1J !;Ub)l't hIt! h1 n.lrTII'fl Ill rnl l ~ ~ 11 Sf>\ rnlh - S rmmrh ,t lltll1 \ \111 ' ~d 1.1. ,.ud" 1!1 tlllll linltl\ Am> II 1).:11 hrl~l t n HPml.., ltur<~ l/t~<. 1 ~11111' l.tmt..., th n1-.. 1 1~>-l' ph Ho nr \ T,unm\ ! ; H hm m \l h li lf'l \ll,ut m It "· ' l 'n<~ l • 1 l lohh11 l'l 111 f 1\ Ftl•\nold" 1) 1\ td 1'1n l1 \ l\< ,\n n HLTt hLt M"k,tl Si' hm1d1 1 htl " Sp, 11111 l11"h 1 (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE : Downstatrs equtpped wtth kitchen, hvtng room, dtntng room and den; u~statrs has two bed · rooms and one bath; house also has basement Lot SIZe approx 48'x308' Needs work. AUCTION Allf'ndmg wetP Lr nda a nd Vm l] U 11 !PI ft r1m !hC' Ch<lp!Pl I hP Public Sale & Auction Darst birthday profPSSIUn Adelines seek members Th(' H ockmg \ .!lit•\ ( ' h.tplt ' t of B ,._..,c_ In •"/' ,/ 1 "II' 41f c • lOOU Public Notice ~~mrn ! The Daily Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ed Mif@§IJIIIEII 1} 5, 1984 Business Services Ill Co•rt St ,.,_roy 0111o 4S169 Jqc~ • n '-. t Crystal Ren"" Barnett age 5 granddaughlc! of :vtr and M1-s Rob<'rt Waldmg. Racmc and daughter of Mr and Mrs .)()S('ph Holman. Colum ous ~<on th<' Little M 1ss Model of 191>4 m the Little M 1ss Hemisphere Pageant held Ma) 20. mColumous Shewtll compete m thl' slalefmals June 23 dnd 24 for Little MISs OhiO Akron Thf' \.\ tnnf'rwlil go toM 1am1 PHONE 992-2156-1 Or Write D11ly Stltmtl Cbnif110 Dept L.-18 >r l!• Flo 111 Juh for the nanonals She IS a mem0e1 of the Modeling .md Castm g Agenn. PIIIsourgh HPr latl'SI ass1sgnment "-as Apn14 at the Ramc~da Inn . Mallrlla She wa s abo r ust for a J..X)"'let last Octob<'J Shr wtll be> d t tendm g .1 s('mmar m Augu st al the modeling school f01 m or(' ttammg m lhf' modeling Tuesday, June The Daily Sentinel birthdays The third birthdays of N tcole Mesckstroth, daughter of Rick and Sherry Meckstroth of Huntmgton, and Jessica Johnson, daughter of Hank and Kathy Johnson, Brad· IJwy, wereobser;•ed recently wt th a part> at the M eckstmlh home. Also ooservcd at the gathering wa s Mot hers Day wtt h gift s Oelng presented to the mothers there AI the party were Bill and NoamtKmg, Bradbury, Deob1e and St!'ve F m law, Heather and Matt , Chester, Kathy ad H ank Johnson kand Derek K evin and Cathy King, Columous, Sherry and Rick Meek strot h and Aaron, Huntington, and D an and Ka ren Meadows and Elisha, Middleport 5, 1984 o•r•ge. Upper Rt 7 Askrng *23.000 Cell 446 9327 ' Sale or rent 14x 70 all electrtc , thr ee bedr oom tratl er 12x28 room built on, exc cond , portly furmshed acre land Jerrys Run Road. Apple Grove, W Ve 304- 676-2366 6 14 992 -3325 140 acres on Flatwoods Rd ~. Po meroy will constder diY. 1drng Contact E J H1 ll or call !>92 -3885 �8 The Pays 35 lots & Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time Acreage 10k6 0 " 11t er o n large woodeod tot . 7 mites betow Ge lhpol 1s on Se8rs Racoon trash compactor f100 . gold range hood S1 0 . t10 .995 304 -175 -1448 . large wooden deN 860, port1ble elacuic typewriter 160 . Call 614 -992 -2070 . Ren tals .& 1 64 Misc. Merchandise Riding mower. 10 hp ., JOin cut. electric uarter . See at 493 Broadway St . Middle· Houses tor Rent pon or celt 992 -2698 . 2 Cabbage Patch dolls. boy & girl. Never been out of the box . $35 eacl'l Call 614 · J BR M use . 2 full baths . do se t o t own No children or pe ts Call 614 -245 - 5281 992 -7098 . 5 rm tn Crown City . Call ahM 4 00 . 614 -256 -1744 Dinette set with 6 chairs $50&woodbuffet$25 Call 614 -742 -2648 -' bedroom house . lincoln Hill _ SJOO Dep & ref _ call 614 -992 - 2815 or 992 - 3 br . 1 1h bath . YII'd . h p ·a.c nice neighborhood . 3 br brick . bath . newly carpeted , sun porch . buement . garage fenced , fag .-ac. fire dr . basement place , large corner lot . Pt PI Ref Req . 304 -675 -7789 or 675 -7467 alter 5 pm and ~~~~~~~~;~=~~~~~~~~~~~~11 1~.~i;;~\~~~:~~~j;~~~- Top soil and till dirt . 304 675 - 7771 . Sears 1 1hp riding lawn mower . new motor and mower deck . good looking 44 Apartment 51 Household Goods for Rent weekends . Suburban . 1 112 story. 3 bed room ranch, basement , elec heat . rent with option to buv 304 -675 -1460. 6 room house and bath, laundry room . full si ze base - ment . Deposit and reference required . 304 -675 - 1687 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1 bedroom Apt . $196 . mo including utilities . Equal Housing Opportunity . Con tact Village Manor Apts . 614 -992 -7787 . Riverside Apts. Middleport . Special rates for Senior Citizens . $130 . Equal Housing Opportunities . 614 · 992-7721 Coli 614 -992 -9903 2 bt:h trailer fully furnished . Call 446 -8558 2 bdr . mobile home, turn ., all A PAR TME NTS . mobile homes. houses Pt Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614 -446 8221 t~lectric , adults only. no pets . Call 614 -367-7438 . 2 bdr . unfurnished, extra n ice , 2 mi out on Rt . 588 . $200 mo .. adults only. Call 446 -2300. 1972 Holly Park 14~e70 2 bdr., all appliances including washer -dryer , $200 mo . Gall 446-9384 TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an income of less than $12.300 Renting for 30 percent of adjusted income Phone 304 -675 -6679 . Nice 1 and 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments . 304 -675 -2218 before 6 p.m . 12x60 edge of town on Rt 558 need reference . S 165 monthly plus utilities. no In Middleport . 2 room effi ciency apt . utilities paid pets . Call 446 -0822 . 1-304 -882 -2566 . Unfurnished mobile home. '12 mile past HMC suitable for one person. Call 446- Apt . for rent in Henderson 304 -675 -1972 4369 or 676 -9760 . 45 Mobile home for rent. Ref & Dep . Call 446 -0508 or 446 - 1609. 141C 70 total electric trailer on private lot . 3 bdr .. completely furnished. in cluding washerS. dryer. dep . required. $200 mo . plus utlities . Call 614-256 - 1393. 12x60 2 bdr .. fumished. gas & water paid . $100 deposit, &250 mo. Call 446-8583. cond . $300 .00orbestoffer . 304· 675 -2337 TV & Appliances, 627 Third Ave, Gallipolis, 614-446 1699. Spin washers, gas & electric dryer! , auto washers. gas & electric ranges . refrigerators , TV sets . Winchester Model 6 7 . 22 eel. $85 .00 . Marlin 22 Mag · GOOD USED APPLIANCES num $75 00 2040 Washers, dryers, refrigera · tors. ranqes . Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel . 9x12 used cabin tent large (4~e8) rabbit hutch 304 675- 5028 after 5 :00 Used R-40 Oitch Witch Trencher . 1-614 -694 -7842 or 694 -5006 . Furnished Rooms Why pay more . Trade Center Furniture Outlet, At. 7 , Kanauga. Oh . Open 9· 7PM . Avocado electric range, hood. good condition, 660. New king size foam mauress pad. S30 . Call 446 -2429 . Carpet for rentals for $3 .99 so . vd . Call614-992-6173 living room couch . brown tweed. good cond . 304 - 675 -4687 . Maytag wringer washer $35. lawn mower 820 Rotiller S20 Phone 304 - 895-3534. Mattress and box springs, firm. Stearns and Foster Queen . Used 3 months, 1:;:;::::;;:::;;::====== 52 CB,TV, Radio Call 614 -446-0755 Sleeping room $116, utili · ties paid . Share bath, male only . Range & refrig . 919 2nd Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 446 -441 6 after 7 PM Baby bed, couch, chair, white nurse uniforms size 12- 14, hope chest . 304 - LUMBER -Rough cut, oak , poplar, 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 1 ~e4 , 1x6, 1ll8, length available , 8 ft . through 16 ft . Hogg & Zuspan , 304-773-!5554 . Now open for business. Mountain State Block, Rt . 33. New Haven . Complete masonry supplies. 4" , 8" , 1 2" block . Delivery service . evening 882-3239. Now doing custom lumber sawin!J . 304·882 -3416. 56 Pets for Sale Noble Satellite Systems with down to earth prices . 9 h . aluminum dish. lift 100 degrees LNA . $2200 in - HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor -outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies Stud Service . Call614 -446 - 7795 . stalled. Call614-949-2890. Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 46 Space for Rent 614 -367-7220. 54 Misc. Merchandise 12x60 2 bedroom mobile home . partly furnished. A acme area . Call 614 -992 - 5858 Mobile home on river in Middleport . Utilities paid. Call 614 -992 -9903 Mobile hum& space for rent . Kyger Creek area . Call 446 - 3760 . Office space 5 rm . suite , large reception area & 3 or 4 private offices. Call 446 - 3643 . 1 Oll50 2 bedroom mobile home Call 614-949 -2424 Large mobile home on lot ready to move into, for rent with option to buy . 5185 . down $185 . monthly. 304 - COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy . Large lots . Call 614 -992 -7479 . 676 -2711 . Merchandise 2 bedroom trailer, kitchen furnished . couple one small child accepted . 304 -675 - 1076 . 44 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms, rent starting at $167 for one bedroom and s 193 per month for two bedroom , with S200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant . Call 446 -2746 or leave message . 3 bdr . unfurn . garage apt ., S250 plus 51 Household Goods Call deposit . 446-3786 . Furnished efficiency. 919 2nd .. Gallipolis . 8146 . Sin gle . Call 446 -4416 after 7PM Upstairs furnished , 4 rooma. bath, AC , clean , no pets. adults only. dep . & ref . req . Coil 446-1519 . 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. New & used wood & coal stoves, 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms 8399 , bunk beds complete with bunkies S 199, 2 piece an1ron livingroom suites 8199, antron recliners S99, other recliners 880, maple dinene sets 9179 . bo~e aprings & mattress twin or full $100 set regular -firm 8120, maple dinette chairs S36, wash stands S34. maple rockers 859, 7 piece chrome dinette set 8149, 5 piece dinene set •99, used bedroom suites, refrigera tors, ranges, chest, dressers. wringer washers, TV's, dryers, & shoes . Call614 -446 - 3159 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair, rocker, otto man, 3 tables, !extra heavy by Frontier). t685 . Sofa. chair and loveseat, 8276 . Sofas and chairs priced from Limestone. Sand, Gravel . Delivered in Mason, Meigs. Gallia or pick up at Richards & Son. Call 446-7785 . Plastic cisterns state ap· proved, plastic septic tanks. plastic culvert. metal cui· verts. RON EVANS ENTER PRISES. Jackson. Oh 614286-6930 . Coffee table stereo. stereo, dinette table . Call614 - 266- 5417 . 9790 . Ca ll 614-446 ·3844 after 6. Professional All Breed Dog Obedience Training . Individ ual S. classes available. Call Patch . Call 448-8892 or 614-246 -9667 79 Motors Homes Campers 388 -8183 . Shrubs pruned. lawn re· seeded . retaining walls. sidewalks, patios, fill dirt. topsoil. bark mulch & saw dust . Contact Bruce Oevision Call614 -256 - 1427 . Strawberries pick your own . 75 cents quart , 5 miles out Sand Hill Road . turn left Reyburn Roed fif1h house on left . Call 304 -876 -2817. Firewood cut up slabs $15 pickup load . Call 614 - 246- 446-0857 . Rabbits & ducks. full grown & babies . Call 614 -379 2216 after 5PM . AKC Cocker Spaniel pups, 3 black. 2 black and white. Built on your lot a new home you can afford over 1,1 00 sq.ft., 6 rms. & bath, carpeted, ready to move into . &26,500. Also garages & basements. Call Patriot Home Builders anytime 446-8038. Will consider mobile home at trade in. Phone 304-895-3892 . Sears air Pet Bull pups UKC regis · tared 8150. each. 304-773 - 5442 . 18,000 BTU with 20 yrds of 446-2196 . 1982 Chevette, all extras $3,900 . Lowery organ. rhythm beats, $660. Craftmatic bed, king size . Call 446-3101 . Farmall cub tractor , exc . cond ., with cultivators, other equipment available . 71 Call alter 4 :30. 614 -2666846 or 614 -256 -6791 . 1976 Ford Pinto $800. Call 614 -388-971 895-3654 . 62 Wanted to Buy Autos for Sale o. 1946 Dodge deluxe coup. engine good. has some rust . Call 614-367-0394. 1973 Volkswagen runs. S300. Call 446-0782 . Wanted to buy tobacco poundage . Call me before you lease your quota. Call 614 -379 ·2437 . 1974 V W.. 9360. S460. 388- 80 Camara Z 28. loaded. low miles . Call 446-7048. 1983 Chevette 4 spd. transmislion, 17,000 miles, excellent condition. Call 614388-9634 evenings . 1981 Chevena one owner, ex c. condition . 82,999 firm . Call 614 · 266 -6200. 1-:--:-::-:--:- - - - - - - 1973 Ford LTD 1976 Ply- Would like to buy standing timber. 304 -675 -7716 after mouth Fury. Truck topper good condition. Sell or 7PM . trade. Call614 -245 -9241 . 63 Livestock Registered Quarter Horses. gentle. healthy , well trained. 1979 Chevy Caprice Classic. 2 dr. ac, ps. V · 8 engine. body good condition. axe. performance. Will consider all offers. Call 614 -992- - - - - - - - - l c'81 Chaveue 4 cyl.. 4 apd.; Goats. registered, Nubian buck. two young wethers, one young doe, one lactating doe . Call 614-949-2517. '78 Cougar XR7; '77 Olds Vista Cruiser; '77 Monza; Foreman's Used Cars. Ungsville. Call 614 -742- Quality bred polled hereford servica bulls. Feeder calves. cows. & calves. Priced upon inapection 614 -742-3114. 1-:-::::-:--:---:::---::--- 6799 . 2734 . 1975 Dodge Dart SE 4 door sedan, small V-8. AC, PB, PS, AM -FM 8 track staro. AT, bucket seats. viny1 top, almost new tirea . 82.000 miles. Price 81800 . Call 614-992-5706. 677 Brow nell Ave., Middleport. Ohio . Gre'lfnbrier Stables. we buy, sell or trade horses . 304- 675-6799 . Polled Hereford bull. 2 yrs . old 304 -895 -3997. Hay & Grain Conditioned hay, out of the field . S100 . per bale . Call 614-843-5138 Hay in field, $1 .25 per bale. 304-895-3808 Transportation 1977 Chrylers fully equipped. 30.000 actual owner . Priced on Cordoba, axe. con. miles . 1 inspection. Cell614-992-6135 . Autos for Sale 6386. Unfurnished 2 bdr . in Crown City . Coil 446-7B3B . 1977 Olds. Cutlass IU· preme. A.T., P.S .• P.B., v-6 engine, white lettered tires, red with white pen stripe. Must 1ee to appreciate . Price negotiable . 442 S.6th St. Middleport . Call 992 2531 . '81 Celica Toyota GT. lift bock, 304-675 -5149 after 5 00. 1979 Pinto, good shape. 1982 Z28. block. loaded. $9600 . 304-675-2189. TOP CASH paid for late model used cars. Smith Buick -Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave.. Gallipolis. Call 614-446 -2282 . '73 Mustang . one owner, minor repair . 304· 773- 9132 . Newly remodeled 2 bdr ., equipped kitchen. central air, $260 . 821% Second Ave ., Gallipolis . Call 446 - 2168 . Furnithed efficiency, 920 4th .• Gallipolis. $176 . Utili· ties paid . Single. Call 446 - 4416 after 7PM . Available June 1, very nice 2 bedroom. fully carpet•d. apt., 1 mile North of plaza, W-D hookup. f196 mo. Coli 446-4614 or 1-304 -2739746 . 1975 Corvette. 614 -446 - 2766 bill 5:30. 304-6756565 after 6 . 2 bdr. apt. , very good Coli 448-3843 . 2 bdr. apt., unfurnished. with excellent view, down- town oreo. U26. Cell 4483843 . • AKC min. Schnauzer, 6 wka old, first shots and wormed, Salt and Pepper, Male, 304· 675-1145 . 57 cyl ., $200 . Call 614 -3889328. 1 979 Mercury Capri, 6 cyl., AM-FM Cassette. AC, auto. radial tires. $3,000 .00 firm . 1963 Ford Fairlane 4 dr .. 200 6 cylinder, auto. 66,000 miles, new paint. 304-676-1145. Musical Instruments Lowery Organ . $3495 . Call 614-992 -7354 after 6 p.m. 72 Trucks for Sale 1983 S-10 Chevy PU, 4 1982 2 dr . Chevy Chevette, spd .. AM · FM like Oh 446 - $6.396. 1982 S-10 Chevy PU. 6 cyl .. 4 spd., AM -FM, Chevette, auto. sun roof. sun roof, $2,495 . John ' s Auto Sales. Bulavilla Rd, vinyl coverbed, •&.995 . 1981 Chevy luv, 4 spd .. AM-FM tape, vinyl cover bed, 83,996 . John's Auto Sales, 8ulavilla Rd. Gallipo- Gallipolis. Oh 446-4782. lis. Oh 446 -4782 . 1976 AMC Sport-a -bout PS, PB. AC. auto trans. $600 . Call814-256 -6049. • Commercial and residential, free estimates. Call 388-8562. 614-256 -1182. Marcum Roofing & Spouting. Now installing rubber roofs. 30 years experience, apecializing in bl.iilt up roof . BORN LOSER 992-6506. 1978 Wagoneer. 1978 Chief Cherokee with 360 engine, p.s.. p.b., a.c.,; 1979 Suzuki 660. low rider. can 814-992-7865 . '77 Jeep Wagoneer. Ouadra Trac. PS, PB. AC, rear defrost, very good cond. 83 Ford Ranger 4 WO, 6sp ., 6.000 miles . Sharp. 676- 3044 . trnlltNb 1DO H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding, roofing , room addition. storm windows. stone . Call 614 -367 -0409 st.500. Call 4327 . 304-675 - READ 1\ltS ... GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. 8:00 Gene Smith. 992-6309. "74 Jeep truck CJ10, 6 cyl .. 68,000 milea, new clutch. $1,1 00.00 . 304 - 6751828. RINGLE' S SERVICE ••P• rienced roofing, including hot tar application. carpen ter , electrician. mason. Call 304-676-2088 4560 . GET your SHAPE W1TH Motorcycles For sale or trade. 10 used street bikes under •999 . Can be seen at Betz Honda Sales. Call 446 -2240. king-queen seats . See at Quail Creek Park Lot 71, Rodney, Oh. 1980 860 special Yamaha, matching ferring, new tires, adjustable back rest & lug- gage rack. 61600. 614-992-6506.. Call 1981 Honda CO 650 CUI - 614 -992-2845 alter 5 p.m . BASEMENT 0 WE'VE BEEN OUT HERE FOR QUITE A WHILE, ALLEY! LOOK l'HERE ()(X)LII.I UNLESS I MISS MY GUESS, THAT'S II. .. . ARE 'VOU SURE WE'RE HEADING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION? LINE OF TREES LIP AHEI'.D! WATER - PROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local references furnished . Free estimates. Call collect 1- 614 -237 -0488. 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m . Rogers Waterproofing. 8:30 Basement Remodeling, siding, interior and exterior, textured coat ing, simulated brick and stucco, thermo replacement windows . 304-675 - 1560 . Aslling $1900. Call 614949-2410. 1980 Kawa1aki KZ 1300. 6 cyl. angina, many e~etras, very good condition. Call 614-992·71 10 after 5 p .m . 1983 VT 760 Honda Shedow. Call after 9 p .m. B2 '73 Honda 500, 4 cyl., like new. $660.00. 304882-2883. axe . cond., 3.000 mites. 9:00 GASOLINE ALLEY Thousands of dolldrs are dt c;,;,jj,p here! You don't have to need a Lol lydad! CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING go'od tires, 304 - 675 - '81 Yamaha 650 Special. only 2,000 miles. axe . cond., with helmets, 61.996.00. 3326. 304 - 895 - 1980 KX 125 Kawasaki and 1980 XR 260 Hondo. Call 304 -675-3993 anvtimo. AIILjOU need iGto say 4ou need it' 75 Boats end Motors for Sale 16 ft. fishing boat 2 motors, oars, swivel seats, priced reduced to 446 -3837. $1,750. Call tioned] I]) (lO) MOVIE: 'Two lives of Carol Letner' (I) American Playhouse 'Oppenheimer .' Fourth of 7 pans . As pr ogress on the development of the first at omt c b omb proc eeds. Op penhetmer gets 1nvolved tn a diSpute between two of the proje ct" s most bnll1am SC1ent1SIS . (A) (60 m1n .) (Closed Capt tonedj CID Strokes of Genius 0 WINNIE Excavating 9 :30 CV SCTV #15 The comocle chronicles of the mythical Melonv1lle televtsion channel continue in all -new edlltons . Starring Joe Flaherty. Eu gene Levy , Andrea Marttn and Martin Shon . Dozor Work free estimate Call anytime. 446 -8038 . 10:00 J .A .R.Construction Co .Ru- tland. Oh.614 -742 -2903 . $10. Coll446-3042 Four 76 seriea rally wheels. &76. Call 446-7858 . Riding lawn mower , good cond., $150 . Call814-8896311 36' gil range, $50, 17 cu.h . froatfrae refrigeretor, *160. Call 4.&8-9768 . Hammond 13 pedal organ. Mickey MouN telephone. UMd frame contact •uto King alzo bod lor ulo. Coli 8114-992-6Q16 . 1976 Red & White lntorno tlonel Semi, tractor trailer , ••c. con . Call 814-992 5623. "69 Ford pickup truck. 8 cyl .. 3opd . otondord. body rough , runs good. UOO. Call 6t4949-2694. '68 Ford, Ur hauler In good ohopo 11. 760.00. '83 Hondo CB110F. 300 mllos take over peyment4 t118 . per month. 30.&·1178·2940 or 576-2802. "74 Chovy Luv, '78 Ford F100 pick up lor j>lrto, '72 Duster for parte. SmaH Allie Chalmers tractor runs good 1400.00. 304·882·3328. 1982 Chovrolot Cuotom Doluxo holl ton. t8,&00.oo. 30.&-878·227.&. ' Correct Craft 6 Ski Su · preme, family ski boat•. New & used, Parkersburg, WV 304·422·8433 or 304422·2387. BARNEY 14ft. alumn. bats boat, 18hp Evenrude foot opar · eted trolling motor . Phone SPIT OUT THAT DIRT, TATER!! LOWEEZY !! \\ I GOT SOME JUICY 304-876-42711. 12 ft. aluminum boat. new CD GOSSIP!! ® Newswatch 10:15 motor, trailer 1nd trolling motor. 30.&-876-2723. 78 a. Auto Parts Acceasories 1973 Chovy onglno 8 cyl ., t128. 74 Mozdo port only UOO. 4 opd. toyoto tronomlllllon, t50. Coll814-843 · 0188. +H •Qa s 3 of the Atlanta at San Francisco @ Inside Story 'The Press Coverage of Jesse Jack son .· Hodding Carter e~eam ­ lnes the press coverage of Jesse Jackson following Jackson' s campaigntng tn New Jersey . PEANUTS TODAY IS REPORT CARD DAY. MARCIE ...TODAY WE FIND Ol!T IF WE MOVE liP A 6RADE ... DO YOU WANT ME TO PASS OUT THE REPORT CARDS, MAAM? OR EMPT\' AFEW WASTEBASKETS? WAS14 YOUR. CAR? a rn o m News Wett North Eail 1+ Obi. Pass Pass 4• Pass taken away his chance, he Soutb It 2• Pass Pass used the negative double to show his lour -card heart suit. South responded two hearts and North raised him to game. West opened the king of spades and continued with the queen and Jack to East 's ace, South trumping the third round . It was obv ious Opening lead: •K By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby This is a very simple hand lor an experl. II illustrates a play that Ely Culbertson named the obligatory duck to South that West needed the ace of hearts for his overcall. So South led a heart lo dummy 's kins and a low one back to his s1x . The obligatory duck had worked !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) ~Na1M~f"rY by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Invent 5 Soap plant 10 Aware of II Least adorned 13 Enwnerate 14 Drunk ( sl. ) 15 Russian river 2 Spanish or Bermuda 3 Let's have at it! 4 Negative 5 Abbot's office 6 Director Louis 16 Split pea 7 Gold, 17 Japanese m Yesterday's Answer measure Pamplona 22 High%9 Sec r et U: Nix! 8 Hurry pitched agents ZO Egyptian it along' signal 30 Present deity 9 Lover %3 Perambulate 34 Soprano %1 Undulatory of beauty Z4 Fatigued Evelyn %%Greek "B" 12 What a :15 Convene 36 Before %3 Adjured shame! Z7 Points 37 " The Bells' · !5 Appor· 16 Plunge ofview poet boned 19 Doggone it 1 2S Marine bird . Z7 Appear 21 Managed 21 Trample 31 Mining lind 32 Contrived 33Mauna Loa is one 1abbr.l ~Some ser- vants do 37 Languish 38 Gave nasty glances 3!1 Portuguese weighl 40 Raiment C2ech river n DOWN I Unfeeling DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how AXVDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW One Jetter simply 1tand1 for another. In this umple A lt spoatrophes, the length and formation of the words are hints. Each day the code letlel'tl are dillerenl. Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Soc. Avo .. Gollipollo 814-448 -7833 or 814 -448: 1833 . (j]) Magnetlom of Cults • Odd Couple t t : t 5 (!) Mozdll Sportolook 1 1 :30 • (f) Primary Coverage (f) MOVIE: "Notional Lompoon'a Vacation" ffi Boot of Gmucho ad Cll VPTOCIUOTES ZEVXGWSQU WTKX T QM ZTH SG T Z HE C RTQ . 1z G WTG ClJ News/Sports/Weather 87 to work It : used for the thru L's, X for the two O's , ('tc Singlt> letters Cil Another Lifo (!) Spor1sCenter well . worth study by an aspmng expert. Now let's gel back to the hand. South opens one diamond because he opens a four-card major sui t only on North would have responded one heart if he had the chance. Because West's one-spade bid had Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South 1!11 Independent Networl< News 11 :oo CIJ Cll ® rD News (f) Not Necesoarily The ago, is in almost umversal use by experts today . It is very rare occasions. • QJ 10 4 MOVIE : 'Charlie Chan 10:30 Cil My Linle Margie ffi Major League Baseball : General Hauling JIMS WATER SERVICE. Call Jim Lanier. 304-675 7397. Cil and the Curse Dragon Queen' SEWING Machine repairs , service. Authoriz:ad Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . 814 -992 -2284 . 256 -1141 or 614-446 · 1176 or 614 -445-7911 . IR) (60 mon I !Closed Capttonedj Remington Steele laura and Remington set up a compet1ng s.,.ndicate 1n the hopes of locatmg a mtssmg reporter . (R) (60 min ) (I) Six Wives of Henry VIII SPIT OUT THAT DIRT. ELVINEV !! Electrical & Refrigeration James Boys Water Service Also pools filled . Call 614 - CV Primary Coverage clan 614-742 -2167 . 85 a Cl) TBS Evening News Cll Ul (j) Hart to Hart Jen ntfer becomes the target of a man who is her nval for leadersht p of a world famou s Sunkist jet boat, 464 en · One pair majorette boots. white size 6Yt, •16 . One expanding yard pin for beby Cll CBS Reports D-Day IR) (60 mon .) [Closed Cap - Good ·1 E~ecavating, basements. footers, driveways, septic tanks. landscaping. Call anytime 614-446 4637, James L. Davison. Jr . owner. 84 Foul -ups. Hotel A mysterious woman and her coustn vie for Peter , a gtrl concocts a scheme to reun1te her divorced parents and a man tries to. sw1ndle the hotel out of a free stay JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1. Bo• 355, Golli polis . Call 614 -367 -0576 . AM Construction, backhoe service, septic tanks, foot ers , & water line service . General construction . Call ()} (R) 160 mon.l CV MOVIE : 'Poltergeist' Cil 700 Club Cll Ul !D Arthur Hailey's 614-446 -4477 Basements. Footers. Concrete work . Backhoe's, Dozer & Oitcher. Dump trucks . & water -gas-sewerelectrical lines. Ul N1ck and Boz attempt to res cue an a1rt1ne stewardess who has Witnessed a mur · der connected wnh a dta · mond smuggling operatton never abused. $3,300.00. 3288. SOUTH [Closed Caplionedj U C2J ClJ Riptide Cody Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614 -446 -3888 or B3 NORTH &-5-84 • 8 52 .K752 tAK3 +QJ3 WEST EAST +KQJ103 +A96 •A< .JI09 t86 t9752 +10664 +975 +A K2 Company Jack feels he ' s tn terrible trouble when he commtts a big foul -up at a chanty social function . (R) Plumbing & Heating SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating , 211 Sixth St ., Point Pleasant. W . Va . 304675-5420 . Licensed and insured. 'Doctor (60 mon I [Closed Captioned[ @ Bilty Graham Crusade fl) MOVIE: 'Eureka Stockade" Part 2 Cll Ul !D Three's 6t4-949-2437 . 82 Honda Magno V45, Candy maroon, eJCcellent condition. extras. $2300 . MOVIE : and Eisenhower T ontght s program marks the 40th anniversary of the historic al lied tiwaston of Nazioc cupted France (60 mtn.) ([) tiiJ Nova "Arttsts in the Lab · Some 20th Century ptoneers are presented as they show how computers and lasers are used to create an extraord tnary arra-y of strange . new art for ms . (AI ALLEY OOP 1980 Kewaaaki LTD 750 . 2300 actual miles, like new . a Bleeps/Blunders 3802 . 1976 760CC Hondo 6750 Before we get to that. we . should explain that North's double of one spade was for takeout m one of the unbid suits and not for penalty . This double. invented by Alvin Roth some 30 years (!) CAPTIAN Water wells commercial and domestic, test holes, pump sales and service. 304 -895 - some 50 years ago. Voyage' SHIP STEAMER . yYater removal. furniture cleaning, free esti mates . 304-675-2295 . BRIDGE Game 8 from Omaha, NE ([) MOVIE: "Desperate or 675 - carpet Now back In s1ock . Jumblll Book No. 5 11 Ulllable IOf $~ . 2 5 plus 55C postage 1 handling lrom Jumble, clo lhll nii'II'I!MifJef. Bo• 14. NOfWood. N .J . 076.48 lneluda your name. atklreu, zip code 1nd make ChiCk pt~yable to N11w•p•pertJooka ~ Wheel of fortune Detroit' Cl) Gentle Ben (I) College Baseball: 1984 College World Series · • PROFIT Ul !D People's Court fl) One Day at a Time (V C!J A Team The A CV Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 304·676 · EXHORT A double and a duck Cl) Philip Marlowe- Private Detective Marl ow e guards a gangster marked death . llll:fi!IO GO!IIeOHE CfiLL Oi!T/ HMM ... JUST THE YIJ/'i{}, MOST LIKELY.. FAUNA Answer· What the star pitcher turned bo~eer ended Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby (RI 160 mon .) WAG Tlff/T? I TII{)(Jtfff( 2398 or 614-446-2454. Jumbles MINCE up as - A "NO· HinER ' a CV Tic Tac Dough (!) Inside the PGA Tour ([)All In the Family Cll 0 (IJ Family Feud (1) Love Connection (I) Dr. Who T earn tries to rescue an Arab sheik from a powerful underground power group . 1331 . 1981 Honda XL600S. 304675-6810 alter 5 p .m. 74 7:30 11/fi~I~~ RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Quazar, and house calls . Call 304-576 - (Answarst lomorrm II) GZl Entertainment Tonight fJJ Jeffersons RJNNI(,.. I®W scotchguard-water extrac tion, deodorizers. FREE estimates. Reasonable rates. .I Yesterdays THE ~-e-~~h_our f...~ 1 BUT $2,995.00. '76 Mu118ng, new motor and tranamission 6QSH,00,11US ISIJ'T lJO RJNN'{ A.T ALL. IUAAT l1J 5l)RT MV SfW.H Wffil or 614-367-7244 . 1979 CJ 5 Jeep Ranigade, new top. $3000. Call 614 - (I) SportsCentor CIJ Sanford and Son Cl) Entertainment Tonight C1J Wheel of Fortune Ill (]) Wheel of Fortune (]) Nightly Business Report ®l News (fil MacNeil/lehrer r r x J r xxr r r M5wer. .. Come the Brides WHATT,.EPST 5I ORE. OWI-JER SA l c;> e5U&1NE5'5 WAS. Now arrange lhe Cirdecl lentrs 10 form the surpnse answer, as sug· gested by the abo~e cartoon. [XJ Carol Burnett Here tJ riJ a CD I IDOSPYR a 77 Jeep pickup PS. PO. radio . new raditor. 360 V -8 . 55,000 miles. Call 614 - rJ (]) Ul !D ABC News llJ (]) ® CBS News ® Bits and Bytes 7:00 Cil PM Magazine (f) Rich Linle' s Robin Hood STUCCO and PLASTERING PAINTING- interior and ex terior. plumbing. roofing. some remodeling . 20 yrs . fl) Star Trek Cil C!J NBC News Cl) Coming Attractions Cil Rifleman (!) This Week in the NBA ffi Home Improvements John's Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis. 4782 . 8 :30 THAT IF 'IOU COMPARE THE LIST OF PAVMEo.ITS THE liST OF PICI<UPS MADE BY THE TROOPERS .. . Coll614-388 -9857. new 4 spd., AM - FM tape. &3.495 . 1981 2 dr. Chevy 53,195 . 1980 Renault LeCar. 4 spd., AM -FM. AC. I TH INK 'YOU'LL FIND MAllE 8'1 THE BANI< AND 1978 Chevy van, 6 cyl .. auto .. AM-FM tape. $3.495 . gine, 700 HP. Berkley jet t6.ooo. Call 446-7373. holot. f1 000. Call 814-88273114 alter e p .m. 814-448-0322 $3,000. Call 446-0615. only 26 hours. Call 614 387 -7760. UHd Furniture -- Refrigera tors, chairt, dryer~. and TV'a. 3 milet out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to 8pm. Mon. loaded with extras. --I DAMEF · -·-~- ­ Andy Griffith News/Sparta/Weather (I) MacNeil/Lehrer Newahour r]]) Powerhouse - I C1J 19 ft. llberform 470 Mer - Coll814-388-9924 . thru Fri. . 9am to 6pm, Sat. 1979 Joep CJ-5, 6 cyl., 3 spd., cruiser 170 HP . Boat has Good selection of bedroom suites, cedar chests , rockers, metal cabinets. swivel rockers . location downtown. $176 . 4 W .O . 1983 Honda V66 Magna, 899 .. to 435 . 7 pc. f189 835, bod frames $20, f26. & 830, king lromo f&O. & 4, 100 miles, garage kept, and up to t126 . Hide -abeda,$440. and up to $526., Recliners, $176 . to 8376 .. Lamps from 828 . to $76 .5 pc . dinettes from and up. Wood table with six chairs $425 to $746. Desk 8110 up to $226 . Hutches, 8650 . and up. maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mauretses. 1260. and up to $395 . Baby beds, 8110. Mattresses or box springt , full or twin, 858 .. firm, S68. and $78 . Queen satt, 8196 . 4 dr . chetts, $42. 5 dr. chattl, t64 . Bed frames . S20 .and $26 ., 10 gun · Gun cabineta. $360 . Gas or electric ranges $376. Baby mattre11es, $26 & Vans tom, good condition . Call 304 -676 -3476 . 71 73 7412 after 5 p.m. Cell 614-446-7711 . Greenbrier Stables now boarding horses. 304-675- !D C!J Mazda Sportal.ook 614-667- ••P· Call614-388-9652. 1978 Mercury Cougar loaded, new tires, 82 ,800 negotiable. Call 446 -9613 or 446-0269 . $4.800. Call alter 8:00PM, 614468- 1874. conditioner, 220 wire, uc . cond. Call culti- ~~=======:::::::;:::::=======::!. 1974. 1 150 Cue Dozer. 6 way blade, wench, 304· lour ordinary - Cl) New Treasure Hunt Services Tractor model B with6417 . vators. ,Call614-256· 614-843 -6253 . Oh byHomiArnoldondllot>LH Unocramble -lour J u -. .,.lo11or1o each oquoro. 10 lorm News MOVIE: 'There' a No Bu1ine11 Like Show Business' Blazon 28 ft. Camper Trailer. sleep• 6 . Awning, tandem wheels. exc . condi· Farm Equipment For sale. Brillion hay condi tioner . Good condition. Call ~lJ~Nl 00~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAOOAIII- ~ ~ ~~<0 8 :00 . . (f) (IJ Ill (IJ llD • CD 81 MF 1 100 tractor. 100 HP. tobacco setter. tobacco sticks. 20KV PTO generator. 4 in . pump. 300 gal. 8 row sprav outfit . Call 614 -6823931 after 6PM . FINE, VITAMIN- 33B6 . & L1vestock 1976 Plymouth Volaire, 6 5804 . TURN OllT JUST tion . 13500.00 . Celt 614 2.&5-5807 . F~rm Suppl1 ~s 256- 1427. Dei\IIIU.EV BUIIDETTE CAMPER SALES II. SERVICE . Open dolly 9 to 8:30. Sat. 9 to 4. Sun. 1 lo 4. U.S. Rt . 50. Coolville, 2 row JD corn planter. pull type, 6200 . Grading blade 3 pt . hitch $125 . Call 614 - HEARD OF Television Viewing Cil Call 304-882 -2237 61 DO YOU REALIZE HE'D I'M SURE THE a. Coli 992-7598 . AKC Registered Poodle pup pies starting at 9 75 . Call - ~------~ EVENING StrawiMrrtes You pick 75 cents or we pick 11 .00 per qt 2 miles back of New Hawn. WV of Union Camp Ground . No Sunday picking . 614 -388 -9790. Full blooded German Shephard pups $20, 1 white $40. No papers. Call 614- .. COMMERCIAL WILL "78 Pinto . 304-875 -4828. 64 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels. AKC Chow puppies. CFA Himarayan. Per· sian and Siamese kittens - Str•wbarr1es. pick your Own beilnning Wedn11d1y . 8AM · BPM . T•ylor~ Berry $285. to $895. Tablos, '46 2 bdr . ap11. , newly dec .. utilities partly paid, S 146 mo . C811675 -5104 or 675 · • Knauff Firewood Reduced prices rhru July 31st. Have your own seasoned wood this winter . 614 -266 -6245 . 8riarpatch Kennels Profes sional All -breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa cilities . Pick up and delivery service. English Cocker Spa niel puppies. Call 614 -388 - a. Auto Ports Accessories Want1d to buy front end for 55 Building Supplies Equipment 1------ -- - - - Fruit Vegetable• 304-675-1128 Phone day 304-882 -2222, $400 . 304-675 -2719 For rant S leaping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Ho1e1 . Spray painting equipment , compressor, 2 gal. pot, binks gun, 50ft. material and air line, 40ft. air line. Phone 675-5995. Country Oak Furniture. ta bles. chairs, cupboards, dry sinks. pie safes. lots of misc. Conkles. At. 7 , Tuppers Plains, Ohio . DICK TRACY 76 304 -675 - 614 -446 -7398 . Furnished apt. utilities paid . good loctltion, sec dep req . a. 90,000 btu mini furnace with thermostat $300.00 . 19,500 btu Kerson heater with blower S80 .00. 304 576 -2602 . 2362 Modern 68 Pomerov-Middle_,, Ohi" 1984 Tuesday, June 5, 1984 Ohio EQFH ZXRDXG VTGGWXN EA GE ZTI{ , RFXTDFH sz GWX ZGHFX TDQEFM !featmlay'a Cryptoqaote: GOD MADE MAN, AND TIIEN SAID "I CAN DO !SEllER mAN TiiAT" AND MADE WOMAN . .:.... M>ELA ROGERSST. JOHN. �FRESH-LEAN 5 LB. OR lORE GROUND BEEF GROUND CHUCK .... $1.39 LB. FRESH-LEAN GROUND ROUND .... $1.79 LB. FRESH-LEAN STORE SLICED •Salami •Bolocna .Chipped Chopped •Dutch •Pickle LUNCH MEAT LOOKING FOR INMATE'S - St.U., troopers stop trdffic along Interstate 85 at the Virginia-North Carolina border Monday as they check lor lour death FRANCO AMERICAN Turkey & Chicken row Inmates that escaped from a VIrginia prison last Thursday. ( t\P Laserphoto) . OXFORD. N.C. tAP I - About 20 armed law enforcement officers surrounded a small w hite houSP today hours after a " hungry" prison escapee, one of four fugitive killers, demanded food from a convrnienc<' store clerk . The heavily armed officers were ly ing prone around the house in thls Granville Coun ty town while helicopters circled overhead. Authorities declined comment on who they thought might be in the house. The clerk said Linwood Briley entered the Snack Shack at about 9: :xJ p.m. Monday and told him "not to use the phone, that hew as hungry and that hewantedsomelood ," said Russ Edmonston, a spokesman for the state Department of Crime Control and Public Safet y. " He got two cans of pork and beans tartd ) left the store," Edmonstun said. "Hew as SOI1 uf nervous," said the clerk. 21-year-old Collin Richard - son. "But as soon as he came ln. he walked over and sald he was on the run and that he needed something to eat. He told me, 'Don'tusethephone and you'll be OK.' He told me nothing would happen if I dldn't bother the phone." Richardson. speaking in a telephone interview from hls neighbor's house in Henderson, said he dld not think Briley was armed. Store assistant manager Barbara Brewer, 40, said she was in the par king lot when Briley walked out. Fired employees return to work HUNTINGTON. W.Va !API Tax books open Tax books for the payment of rea l estate taxes for the Sf'('(]nd half of !9&3 arc now open. according to M eigs County li'rasurer George Collins File for marriage Victor Ra lph Patnt <'r . 2!1, Rt. 1. Middleport, and Joy Lyn n Rrannon. 16, Reedsvil le. weff' issued a mar·riage license in ~lei gs Count y· Probate Court . Patrol cites driver An accident on Ohio 7 in Meigs County Monday sllghl i)· damaged rwo car s. the state highwa)' patrol said. A car driven by Glenna .1. Sanders. 47, RC!'dsv illc, was north oound at 12:25 p.m when she rPpo t1edly slopped to makr a lrft tu m . A pickup truck drivrn by .IOC' F: Lantz. 49. Reedsvil le. w as unablr to stop and hit ~J nclf'rs in Thf' rrar. thp patrol sa id . Lantz was cit ed for assun>d clear distance. Driver injured ThrE'f' vehiclC's I«'C'ivPd mOOPrate damage and two drive rs wprc c ited as the result of an accid(>nl on East Main St n?£•! in Pomt·r oy Monday aft E•rnoon. Pomeroy police said !hat a pickup truck driven by Robet1 McDa niel , Pomeroy. had slopped in the lanpof traffic and was struck b~· a noth(-•r eastbound pickup truck drh·n b,· Ertan Bowling, RaclnP. Bowling' s V€.'hicle was T1'portedly struck from behind b)· a third east bound truck. driven by Ro)' Layfield, Cairo. W.Va . McDaniel was laken to Veterans Memortal Hospit al for trca lm cnt of minor Injuries. Bowling was cit<'!! for fallun' to regtstPr a motor vehicle and Layfield w as cited on an assured clear dlstance charge. Veterans Memorial Admitted - OlliP Hill. Rutland ; Ina E llis, Ches hire; Marion fran cis, Pomeroy; Bertha Russell, Pomeroy; Charlotte Coon. Nl'W Haven , W .Va .; Sidney Durst. Portland . Di sc h arged Raymond Lambert . Cabeii-Huntington Hospilal em · ployrcs fired for protesting staff reductions but rcinstaled by the courts returned to work gre<"ted by che<>r s. hugs and flowers from co-workers, a union organizer says. " They were given roses and pat1ies by their fellow worker s," sa id Harold Schlechtweg of Nalional Cn ion of Hospital and Health Care Employees District 1199. The union represents about half of Cabeii-Huntington's 1,100 em ployeE"s. "Eleven of the 14 returned and I he ot her s wiU be back later." Stephen Shride. ac ting hospital administrator, was not available for comment, but a hospital spokeswoman confirmed that the employees returned to work Monday morning. Area deaths Fred D. Russell Fred D. Russell. 75, Frost, Ohio, died TUesday morning In O'Bleness Memoria l Hospita l. At hens. Mr. Russell was torn at Frlllit. the son of the late Pearl R. and Dora Frosl Russel l. H cwas alsopreceded in death by his wife. Bert ha. in 1%3. and by one brother . Hf' \ \.'aS a farmr-r and owner of a gravf'l pif near Frost. Hr- is SUJ\'ivf'd by onf' daught er. Vlrs. Ra lph ! Dorothvl Well of Guysville; one brother. Wayne Russell of GuysvlUe; two sisters. Bernice Koehler of Guysville, and Mrs..Jack 1Mar ie) Halbrit of Rt. 6, Athens; a special fr iend, Pear l Dcnahue of Coolville; two grandchildren, four grea t-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral serv ices will be held at I p.m . T hursday in White Funer al Home, Coolville. Burial will be in Coolville Cemetery. F ri!'nds may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m . Wc'linE'Sday. Lottt>ry winners CLEVELAND tAP! The winning number drawn Monday night in the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 490. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the win ning number was 7789. The lottery reported earnings of $827,041 from wagering on Its dally game. Earnings came on sales of $1,136,!ll2, while holders of winning tickets were entitled to share m.&'iJ. SHELLY BEANS GRAVY 16 OZ. Tw!'lve calls were answered Monday bv local units. the Meigs County Emergency Medicai Selvi - ces rPports. AI 9: 02a .m ., Middlepon w ent to tht• Hobson area for Ina E II is, taken tu Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 10:56 a.m . took Marion f' rancis from the Pomeroy Healt h Carp Center to Veterans Memorial ; Pomeroy at 11 :55a.m. took Charles Ohlinger from a Pomeroy cafe to Veterans Memorial; Middlepot1 at l2: 06 p .m . look RDbert McDaniel from the scene of an accident on East Main Stret't. Pomeroy, to Vct<>rans Memorial. Rutland a! 2:36 p.m . took Dav id Davis, Main Street . to Veterans :v!emortaJ; Middlepon at 2:54 p.m . took R. Flolin , Park Street , to Ve terans Memor ial; T uppers Plains at 4: 18 p.m. went to Forked Run Lake for Scott Bryant, who had come close to drowning and took him to Veterans M emorial; Middleport at 5:06 p.m. went to the Hartinger Park for Mike Ste£"1, who was trea ted but not t ransported. M iddleport at 6:24p.m . went to Grant Street for Mark Holley, treated but not transponed; at 7: 10 p.m .. the Grant Life Flight helicopter took Scott Bryant from Veterans M emortal to Children's Hospitai in Colurnt..ts; Racine at 7:36p.m . went to Portland for Sidney Durst , taken to Veterans Memorial. and at 8;09 p.m., Pomeroy took Margaret Stewart from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to O'Bleness M emorial Hospita l in Athens. Ir;:;:;:;:;;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~ WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL ~ Served with Mashed Potatoes, Choice of Salad , Roll & Drink Dining Room Only Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992 -5432 VALLEY BELL 1(, MILK $109 GAL 2% melons $299 $129 $ 99¢ Gal. CIGARETTES 2% MILK SMALL EGGS 89¢ Gal. R.C. COLA At laurel CliH Road oH St. Rt. 7 DIFFERENT SPEAKER EACH NIGHT Sunday Morning; Landon Hope. his choice Sunday Evening; Landon Hope. Marriaae & Divorce Monday Evenina: Robert Rice. Apostacy in the Church Tuesday Evening; Benton Cochran, Miracles Wednesday Evening: Harold Davis. God's People at Work and the Congregation at Work Thursday Evening: Hermon Muon, The Jerusalem Church Friday Evening: David Joy. The Sin of Ignorance & Indifference Saturday Evenine; larry Hayes, lnstitionalism NIGHTLY AT 7:30P.M. SUNDAY-10:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. JUNE 3-9 limit I PIPIN HOT GENERIC WHITE & WHEAT 25¢ 39¢ With Each Purchase of 2-10 Lb. Idaho Potatoes CRACKERS BONUS BREAD KOOL-AID t!a~z. Makes 2 Qts . $100 3/69¢ 97¢ Plus Oep. With Coupon With Coupon 1 1 Lmit I Expires 8 / 10/ 84 C.K. SUPERMARKET & SWEET PICKLE RELISH 99¢ 1 1 $13 9 I 1 With Coupon Limil I Expires 6/10 / 84 C.K . SUPERMARKET 1 -------------~---------------~------------4 APPLES I 89¢ 3Lb. I 1 Limit 4 Expires 6 / 10 / 84 C .K. SUPERMARKET 20 OFF p ANY SIZE owdered Detergent I· With Coupon Limit 4 1 Expirea 8 / 10/ 84 I C .K. SUPERMARKET I I 20¢ OFF ANY SIZE JELLY 1 I With Coupon I Limit 4 I Expires 6 / 10/ 84 C.K . SUPERMARKET I CATSUP ~·--------------r-------------- ~-------------15¢ OFF VALLEY BELL I STOKELY CHILLY POP }29 24 Pack $ With Coupon Limit 4 With Coupon Limit 4 i 8/ 10 / 84 c EK•Ps~;ERMARKET I Explreo 6 / 10/ 84 I1 oz. 32 With Coupon I 79¢ limit 4 Expires 6 / 10/ 84 .. ______ ------ ___ J ___ Ci.Ji.!\!!!..'!.M~El_ .-L-- .£·!·.ll!!~!!'!~!~PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, JUNE lOTH "FREE PARKING" • • SUPER MARKET NO SALES TO DEALERS OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY- 9:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M. SECOND & MILL ST. We RtHrvt t~· MIDDLEPORT, OH. R.!aht t,. Umlt a ,uantltlts. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS' & ''WIC" COUPONS NMR~~NSI Reg. 1P' PKG. OF 100 COFFEE -FILTERS PKG.$1 ___ ~---~~/ol~~~~-- $139 Plus Oep. 8 Pack 16 Oz. Limit I Expires 6 / 10/ 84 C .K. SUPERMARKET GEM SWEET PICKLES 16 01. DR~PEP-PER___ ---COC~COLA 8 Pack 16 Oz. 89¢ Lb. With Each Purchase of Two 3 Lb. Onions. With Each Purchase. of Two Frozen Pizzas. BIG 96 OZ. COMPARE! ZESTA SALTINE HEINER'S UNSWEETENED COTTONELLE BATHROOM TISSUE FINAL TOUCH FABRIC SOFTENER Each NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PRINTING ERRORS TRASH BAGS 10 Pack $149 30 Gallons Limit I 2 liter With Each Purchase of one 10 Lb. Idaho Potatoes. limit I FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 17TH SHURFINE POP ICE CREAM JUNE 17TH GlAD LAWN BAGS 99 39 Gallons $1 GENERIC With Each Purchase of 2-10 # Idaho Potatoes. 59¢ 10 Oz. Can limit 1 With Each Purchase of 2 Bags of Franklin Candy. 4/99¢ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. BREAD PAPER TOWELS ALPO 5 99 PRICES IN EFFECT JUNE 5TH THRU 69¢ DOZ. With Each Purchase of I Lb. of Eckrich Bologna. limit I With Each Purchase of 2 Frozen Piuas. 12 Packs AMERICA'S FAVORITE REAL FRUIT PIES 4/$100 699 You choose - a locomotive or Rolls Royce$ car that's really a solid state AM Radio. 89¢ With Each Purchase of Two 12 oz. Frozen Juice limit I $ Carton With Each Purchase of 2 Packs of I l~ . Eckrich Bologna. 29¢ LARGE BAGS BONUS BREAD t!a~z 5/99¢ With purchase of Eckrich Bologna. The Eclipse Digital Scale posesses a red LED Readout wtth automatic zeromg and weight lock features. Consumers will appreciate the contemporary styling ol the unit with an easy to clean vinyl mal and popular almond finish. ICE Limit 1 HEINER'S $6 y, Gal. SALT ~~xoz. 3/$100 With Purchase of 2 Boxes Cereal . CHEWING TOBACCO Carton 99 limit I 14 Oz. IODIZED Plus Oop 2% MILK With Each Purchase of 2-10 Lb. Idaho Potatoes. ROLLS ROYCE OR LOCOMOTIVE RADIO SUNBEAM ECLIPSE DIGITAL SCALE DR. PEPPER PACK fREE No. W91rt.!tl FRI. ONLY BUGLAR 7 Oz. $19 9 limit I Oz 816Pack FOR FATHER'S DAY OR COLLECTORS $}89 DRINK MIX Makes 2 Quarts. 7 Flavors SUMrvER SALE CY POTATOES b:noz. 2/99¢ 6 Pack Cans Each WYLER'S 13¢ SUMIVffi SALE WHOLE IRISH RC "All Flavors" COTTAGE CHEESE Water- ONLY FREE·PAIK'ING! SHURFINE BAR SOAP Westside Church of Christ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! RC COLA 8 Pack $139 Plus 16 Oz. Dep. 2% VIT. D ANY SIZE GOSPEL MEETING ALL ·sToiEs ¢ ALL WEEK Bag With Coupon CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT CANS 00 Emergency units answer calls Program closes The c losing ptugram for the R!wrvlew Vacation Bible School ' will be held at 7: :xlp.m. Friday at the Riverview School. BUCH'S 10% OZ. CAN Prison escapee spotted at store $}49 LB. ER FOR SJM'vffi SALE 00 LUX DISHWASHING LIQUID BIG 32 OZ. COMPARE! 99e Suppltm#-nl to Polnl P'ltu .. t Rtt:ltler - Galllpelts DaUJ 'l'riMif . Jlltlftff'l)' SeftdHI - ftp Plltnam Pnt HOI Jnii.Mn ~ve . Polnl Plta sant, W. va . :114 J aC"kton Ptkt Ci• llipoll!l. Ohio 1•1 Sh ih A.n 786 N. Stt'ond Strrrt llunti•lton . W. Va . MktdleDOrt . OMo II ZS Main Str«t Millon. W. \'a 1!0 W. SN:ond StrHI Wtllllton . Hhlo SUMWER SALE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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