http://66.213.69.5/files/original/02b5f3725b7c0e60e87a6c75a43eef84.pdf da903e04ead0ded08f5044e055722c30 PDF Text Text Inside today: / WINTHROP® by Dick Cavalli WE MU5T ALL TAkE: AT L.EA5T THREE BATHS A DAY... OUR M05T EFFECTIVE WEAPON IN THE BATTLE: At:lAIN5T THE:: EVIL qf;RM 15CLEANL-INE:55! By the Bend ......... Pages 5, 6 Classllleds ..... ... Pages 6, 7, 8 Comics-TV .............. Page 9 Deaths .................. . Page 10 Editorials ................ Page 2 Sports ................. Pages 3, 4 Spratley pushes bill••.Page 2. Weather Clear tonight. Low 65-70. Light and variable wlnds . Sunny Tues· day. High 87-92. Chance of ralri near zero percent tonight and 10 percent Tuesday. Lakers even series...Page 3 Legion Auxiliary meets...Page 6 • e • at enttne Ohio Democrats present united front Vot34, No.41 PREFERAB>LY FOLJR OR FIVE.' By DALE LEACH Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio !API - Ohio Democrats arf' presenting a united front in their organization of the 175-member delegation tha t will go to the party convention in San Francisco, but party officials said the unity may be short-lived. In a compromise a mong supporters of Walt er Mondale, Sen. Gary Hart and J esse Jackson, state party Cha irman James Ruvolo was elected Sat urday to head the delegat ion. Ruvolo has not publicly conunitted himself to any cand idate a nd has sa id he won't do so beforf' nex t month' s convention. Gov. Richard Celeste, who is commitlt<l to Mondale. was named honorary chairman. Bot h Ruvolo and Celeste were elected on unanimous voice TM TM MR. MEN and LITTLE MISS by Hargreaves and Sellers I CAN'T TELL YoU HOW MUCH I ADMIRE YOUR GARDEN ~MI<. 9MALL .' 11--IE BEAUTIFUL AI<J<.AY OF FLOWERS' I THE WONDERFUL VARIETY OF VEGETABLE~ ( (I WHAT~ 1HE SECRET? HOW DO YOU THE LUSH LAWNS AND MANAGE IT? 5HE~ BLESSED WITH A GREEN TONGUE! !V\AN ICURED HEDGES ,/ • , ,/ / / I I I I ' I I I I i f I I . • \ I © \ ' \ 1984 Hargreaves and Sellers 0 1Str1but ed by NEA Inc SPEEDWALKER, PRIVATE EYE, TM JEWElS!.' Also elected were members Ia the party's rules , credentials .and platform committees. Hart won 12 seats on the conunittees. Mondale took seven seats and Jackson, two . Jackson was not entitled to any seats because he didn't wln 20 percent of the primary vote. but the Jackson and Mondale factions struck a deal giving Jackson supporters seats on the platform and rules committees. "We think that is one way publicly to demonstrate that the Mondale campa ign ... Is in favor of reconcillal!on ," sa id Timothy Hagan, chairman of Mondale's Ohio campaign. Hart's Ohio campaign director. John Kulew icz. sa id he believes the committee deal is "an acknowledgement of guilt. " Hart won the Ohio primary May 8with 42 percent of the vote, compared to Mandate's 40 percent and Jackson's 16 percent. But Mandate will have more votes than Hart in the Ohio delegation because mos t state party leaders, added to the delega tion after the primary, support Monda le. Currently , 81 Ohio delegates are pledged or committed to Mondale, compared to 80 for Han and 10 for J ackson. Fou r delegates r<>main uncommitted . Kulewicz, who will lead Hatt 's convent ion delegation. has argued that Hart was deprived of a fair share of Ohio's delegates. That is why, he said, Hart officials refused to give up committee seats to Jackson supporters. "I think they should have given up one at least just for goodwill purposes," satd Sta te Rep. C.J . McLin, D·Day ton, who wUI teod the 10-me mber Jackson delegation from Ohio . "ThE' same thing thf'y'rp crying Fl bout is the samf' thing thP\ rdlJ SPd to do." But Ku lf'W icz sa id he believed it"""' up 10 ~l onda!t • tu give up the commilt<'C smt s ·· lx'caU S(' of th<' unfa ir share he got of the delegation" McLin said a plan tor Jackson and . Han forces to pool their votes to elect co..chailn1cn. unc from ('<:~ C' h camp, fell through becauSC' it ·would ha\·<' ba'n a clear embarrassment to the gow'rnor.·· McLln sa id Sen. John Glenn. D-Ohio. who wa s mentioned as a C'lmpromis<' candida !<' 10 hPad the drlf'ga tion bf:'cause hP is uncommillf'd. rPmOv0d himself from consideration . No one was e lf'C ted to lead the Monda h' d<·lpgation to the convention. but Hagan said a choic•· wtU l:x' made befon:' the convcntion . H(' sai d th(' ddPga tion ravors a b lack \VOman tor that iob. Dam gate will be repaired, may have to be shipped out of area A gate from the main lock of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam was raised over the weekend by crews from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Huntington district. Th gate, damaged in an April 2 navigational accident, becam e sub· me rged in the Ohio River nea r the dam two days later whe n a privatply-owned derrtck boat at · tempted to move it to shore for repairs. Corps spokesman Conrad Ripley said this morning the gate will be> repaired. Bidding may have to be done on the repairs a nd there is a p::>sslbillty the gate will have to be shipped out of the area for thoSC' repairs. "We' ll have II repaired, but that will probably be a time-consuming process." he said. The corps wa ited until last F r iday to attempt the raising opera tion. Ripley sa id the Huntington ollicP had to arra nge for use of the Monallo. the Pittsburgh district's heavy-duty derrick . Also, the corps was waiting for the river level to return to a calm stage .. " It did finally reach norma l levels last week, a nd the weather didn 't indicate a ny of those fast rises we'd had a ll spr ing, " Ripley said. "The ti\'er real!ywascantank£>rous there for a while." As of late Friday afte rnoon. corps officials reported that divers were unsuccessful in attaching cables to the gate. "I don't know when we'll get it, but we'll keep tcying until we do, " said Sam FrPnch. assistant chief of the operations division. At the same time as the ga te-raising activities were underway , t\mherst Industries of Relle, W.Va., raised its derrick boat. The derrick was hauling the ga te ou t of the main lock April4 when a cable snapped and a swift currf'nl caused both the derrick and gate to sweep downriver toward the dam . Both became moored in the rive r bottom . Corps officia ls said they would not a ttempt salvage opera · lions until the r iver re turned to a norma l stage. Amherst has moved the derrick away from the dam and is now preparing it for a trip up the Kanawha R ivPr to A mherst headquarters. Since the accide nt. whic h caused lengthy delays for river commerce. a sparf' ga te that was beached on the river's Ohio side has been used in the main Jock. Ripley said repairs on thegateare planned a nd "at som e point " the main lock c ham ber will aga in be closed . The corps is a lso looking for a nother spare gate. Ripley said the ga te is a pit'C'<'meal struc ture tha t can be adjusted to lock chamber configu ration . swept away in a navigational at'f'idPnt :\pril -1 ;.uul remained moored in the rivt•r hottom until Uti .... wt"i•kend. OPERATION COMPIEI'ED - Divers and crews from the U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers Huntington district prepare to ralse the submerged main h•"k gate of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam. 'l'he gate wa• Burglary, larceny hit record lows \ PRINTED IN (AN ADA rt.L PitY YOU AN'{ AHOVNT IF YOU'LL QflY RECOVeR HY votes. '• ,I • 1 Se<lion , 10 Pogl!,_ 25 Cents A Mult imedia In c. New,papef Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio , Monday, June 11, 1984 Copyrighted 1984 By Cris Hammond YOVR fXJN l.ftl5 FIJllfN IN Wl'fl./ A BtllJ CKOWD IWD IS 111!'1 WEI?£ STOUN? BEt/JG Bv MICHAEL ,J. SNIFFEN Associated Press Writer _ WASHINGTON !API - Thf' rat es of personal larceny and household burglary dropped to record lows in 1!«3 as the amount of serious crime in the United Sta tes declined by 7 percent. Th€51' were among the pre liminal)' figures from the government's most reliable c rime data, released Sund ay by tile Ju st ice Department's Bureau of J ustice Statistics. It marked the second year tha t major cr ime has declined and bolstered earlier reports tha t the number of crimes reported to the police had declined in 198.1. The bureau estimated there were 36.9 million rapes. robberies. assaults, personal larcenies. household burglaries. household larcenciPS and motor vrhicle thefts last year. Tha t total Is 2.9 million c rimes, or 7 percent, !<ewer than the 39.8 million calculated for 1982. There were 568,00) fewer rapes, robberies and assaults than in 19S2. producing a 9.8 percent drop in the rate of violent crime, down from 34.3 to 30.9 violrnt crimes for every J.(Xll persons in the count!)'. Among property crimes, the ra te of personal larceny without cont act between the vict im and the crimina l dropped by 8 percent . from 79.1 to 73.1 larcencies for every l,oo:J persons . This was the lowest rate of v ictimiza tion for personal larceny in I he 11 years the data has been gathered . As always. persona l larceny was thP nation' s most common c lime. occu ning morP than 1:l.9 million times in 1983. The rate of household burglary . which hit a record low in 1 ~2. declined again by 8.9 percent , from 78.2 to 71.2 burglaries for everv I,(J)) households. Every c rime covered by the bureau' s Na tiona l Crime SU!wy showed a decline, except rape, but the ri<;e from 0.8 to 0.9 rap<'S for every l,oo:J persons was statistically insignifican I. • ID u.s. Thr crlmE" sul\.lry data is baS('(! on intrrvicw ~ rw icr a .' 't'.ll with 123,(0) per sons ovrr the agr of l2 in some bO.fOl ht)USi:>hold.c., lt i." cons idf'rC'd the most wliabk goverrunPnl crimP data txx';lU s(' lht · sample' is enorTI1.ous and bf'c'auSf' it gat hers infurrna tiun on CTi.nl C'~ that victims havr not teportcd to the police as we ll a' on 1ho." ' \1 h" h hav<> been reported . ln April, thC' FBI 's Crime Index also showf'd a 7 j)('rcrnr dmp in st'ven major cr imes in 1~. but thf' indP:-o; cm ·cr!'. on!_,. <T lm t •;.; reponed to the policf'. ln 1982. the last year for which ftn il l ft gu rPs ore a\ ailahl e. the F l\ 1 found 12.8 million serious c r imC's fX'portrd to thc polwc wh ile th(• crime su n·p~· PslimatPd t.h{'rt' Wt'IT' a total of ,' ~~ . K JTn l linn ~r·ri ou~ crimes. The two sets of stat istic s CO\'C'I' t.hC' s amP tTLm C's, ( ' XCf'pt fil a! FBI counts murder and thf' survey dOC'S not. IX'C'au ."f' it 1 ~ ba~t'Ci thr on v ictim inten.: iews. Murder, hm\·evrr. !s thr lr·a:-; t trt'CJUr nt rnaj m crime, ()('('urring barely morf' than 20.C«J limP.<' ra c h :.·rar Sweltering northeast staggers through another day of heat WilY HIRE A DfTECfiVE WilEN 711£ POliCE WILL INVESTI&ATE FOK Ff(EE ?? 1/EY.' 11/RTS A GOOD I Dtll!-/.liTE!?!! TRYING TO BEAT THE HEAT- Frozen by the camera lens by trying to escape the heat, these youngsters dive off an abutment of the Engleside Bridge Into the Conestoga River near Lancaster, Pa. No reUef from the 90-degree plus heal Is in sight until Thursday. (AP l..ase'l'holo). By JIM PENSIERO Associated Press Writer Fortified "ith a ir conditioners and Ice water. people in the steaming Northeas t swea ted through the fifth day of a record-breaking heat wave today whic h has caused three deaths, buckled highways and smt ovPr 1 million people scu rrying to tx>aches. In the nation's tornado-weary mid -section, mean while, violent thunderstorms packing 70-mph wlnds and several twisters dumped up to 5 inches of rain overnight on parts of the Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma. Hugh Crowther. a meteorologist with the Nationa l Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City, Mo , said today that the Northeast could expect a brief respite from the blistering hea t as a band of thunderstorms moves east from the Great Lakes tonight. " I can't say how long 11 will providP relief." Crowther said. "Maybe a day or so." "More of the same" was Crowther's forecast for the Plains and Midwest, where powerful but widely scattered tllunderstorms were reported from Texas to Kansa s ow•might . " 1\ fairly strung t hundf'rstorm s:.·stc•m will pnxfur(. SC'VCT'(' weather ovl'r til f' sa mr tll'f'~1s o! '1'( ·.\ ;t :-- , mel Ok.lahoma later loeb~ ·." Cro,~ · tllPr s;.11d . The SIOtms. which d ro pp<YI gol fhall sl/<'li hatl ,,n parts of rastern Colorado. rausPd no lnjuril '." flr nu ju 1 damage, he sa id . Throughout the Nort heast on Sunda:.·. ttlt ·rc \ \ "J" a run on air condit ioners and icf"' as moJT' than 1 million people braved miles-long tra ffi c jam s and hf'Jt buc kled highways to reach crowd"! sPa shores . The Northeast wasn' t alone. hOWf'\'C'r . as ;"ll.l,(l.)J people jammed Be lle lsle Park nca r Detroit to cscaiJ< • a second stra ight day of 90-dc~tff hmt in Michigan . Three heat -related <~Pat hs were rr ponro Sunda,· in New York. City as emcrgenc\· squads ~crambl t~l to keep up with thousa nds of call s from pPopll• sickened when the mercury teach<'CI a rC<'ord l)'ing % degrr<>s. ln Boston, whNP the mrrcul')' also hit %, the Massachusetts Bay Transporta tion AuU10rit, im posed 10-mph speed limits on troll r)' lines due to hea t-warped ralls . �Comment Ill Court Streel Pomeroy , Ohio llE\'<YI'ED TO THE INTEREST llF THE MEIGs-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Puhlishpr t ControllN D .~LE Gent•ral !\hnagPr ROTHGEB, JR. ' f' W" Editor :\ .\1E~8ER of 1'h4' :\ ~.-.o dat l'd Press. Inland Daill' Prt>ss ..\ssodalion a nd lhe r\m erit:an :'\lpwspaper Publisht•r As!tOciation . LETfERS OF OP I!"'iiO' arr wekomf'd ·rh4 'Y ..;hould he le-;s than 300 words Jon~ . ,\lllf'tl t'r .. a rf' !'~Uhjt>( ' l ln f"dltln~ and musl h f' 'lil;n!'d wit h name, a ddrPS.'Iand h •l t>ph orw num ht>r . 'o un;;l~tn•-d lt>U erl'! will tH• puhli!ihe d . Lt>Uf'NI '!lhould he In KOod la._o,;ll• , a ddr t"ooi n ll: ''"' U""" . not l)t'r.. o nallt it"" Spratley pushing hard for tougher CWIP bill The retu~ on Wednesday morning deny Walter Mondale a conclu · slve hold on the majority hi" needs, bur enough of the inenial vote is all but certainly his sometimP bPtwPf"n now and Sa n Francisco. What Mondale most needs ri ght now i s a good long res l. He will, by all ap{X'a r ancC's. have a very long rr st walling for him at the far end of Election Da)'' in November , but righ t now he simply has to stop and catch his breath. Duri ng the final days of his ca mpai ~ n in California. ~was heard to denounce President Reaga n for "adding Insult to energy' ' - which, b~· t he way, ought to bP the mott o of our Depart mt""nt of Energy . But ne-ver mind , hf'cause Walter Mondale went on !o tell the crowd that he saw a ··grea t grass move-ment" in California . Meg Greenfield , In Newsweek, counsels us all to be more relaxed than we are, weighing t he pillow fl ghr being waged among the three Democratic contenders . Although, she admits, "True, this year may have ser a record. For ahhough evPr'Y ca mpaign culminates In one can dida te's demanding that another apologize to someone senior citizens, the Sout h, the unemployf'd, the American people - thi' must be the first III'TlA' a campaign has ended with a call for someone ro apologize to New Jersey." Gary Han 's apology ro New Je-rsey. if ever It was tendered, clearly did nor work for him, since New Jersey broke the northeastern hex on Mondale, going heavily for hlm , presumably In r~rallatlon for Han's statement lhat, all things considered, he would rather be In Calllornla than In New Jersey - a disastrous filrtatlon with candor for which the candidate Is being suitably punished. Meanwhile, the Rev . Jesse Jack· son goes about like Moses being cheated by the infidels of the promised land. If he reads deep Into his trunktul of complalnls, II comes down to this: that while he has won 20 percent of the votes, he has won only seven percent of the delegates. He would have us think that this Is an exercise in unadulterated r a· ctsm, sexism, Zioni sm and S!rangelovelsm. He has nor paused ro explain that ;r he had nor been black, but qulle .!!e opposite, !he arithmellc would s lll have workf'd our that way. Ask George Wallace. who in 1972 won 23.5 percent of the vo te and 12.5 Ohio's Consumer s' Counsel, William A. Spratley, is pushing hard roger mort• tet• th into a bill which puts limits on construction costs that p ublic utilities can charg£' to their custom ers. He refpr c; to a Sf>nal e measure , due for a House floor vole when the Lcg'Jslatufl" reco n v~ n es June26, and says, in effect, it has b(o(on w eakened ro the point that it is useless unless changed. The consw11ers' counsel said he is hopeful that if approved by the House, the Senate will insist on ils stronger ver sion and that the biU can be slreng1ened in a joint conference committee. Ideally . Spra tley sa id, the bill should repeal ournghl the construction work in progr<'ss tCWl P 1 law to prohi bit electrical and other utilities from passing const ruc t ion cos ts to consumrrs "as Gov. Celeste promised in his State of the Swrc addrf'ss." Ohio 's ut il it,v regulat or s ha ve been wrPsrlmg with the CWlP formula PVe r sin('(' il was enacted in 1976, and it has cost consumers hundreds of mil lions of dollars. Spralll'Y said. As rcw ritiPn by t he House Publtc Ut il ities Comrrutt ee, under heavy piT'ssurP from thP u tili ty lobby, a ut ility could include 30 percent 1including 20 percent fo r fXl llulion control facilities) of a nPw p lant's cos t in it s rat ebase. The S<onarc had set the limit ar 20 percent. In bot h v0rsions of the bill, a plant would have• to be 75 pen~nt complete before thP r~ cou ld be a CWIP charge. This also ls in present law. Spra l lf'v said hP expects thP ur ility lobbyis ts to pn>ss for funnPr changes in lhe bill ro all<' r an existing law forbidding a charge off for projecl s begun but la!Pr obpndonm. However, hP said both the U.S. Supfl'me Coun and the Ohio Suprt?m P Cou rt "havp ruled in favor of cons wners on thi s issue." Unless the bill is srrengthenm or CWIP Is r~pea lm. tlle consumers' counsel said he lhinks O hio would be better off with no law at all . Under policies of the rest ructured pubUc utilities commission, the ut ilit if's have tx'~Pn rf's t rictt:'d to IT'C'Ovrry of only J JX'fL'Pnt of CV/JP costs. hC' said I"Ptlher tll~ !louse or Senate ver sion of the bill " is as roug h as the currmt PUCO policv·," he said . Spratley ·said som e utilit i0S arf' circu lating misleading litera ture alx>ut CWIP. saying it saves cus tomers money " \\'hal lhev don't say is tllal thPy are talking about a period of .10 yea r s. A lot of people paying for CWlP now won't be around to ge-1 any of t hP lx'nf'fit ," he sa id . Letters to editor A few words of appreciation ... I would likP to wnt0 J few "A:ords in appn'C iation for tht• hPlp that I haw• recf'ivf'd by' gotng to thr wl'lght co nt m l r la ssPs . It ha" rt onr w(J nders fo r m r. l hJvrcha ngPd m\ PJ ting habits and ot hf'r wa\·s of f\ Jting . I havP los t ninC' pounds. M1. blcxx::t prf'ssur(' I!' bf•ttf'r al so. I fpf'l fi ne. Sorry lh£' cla ssrs arp over. I w ill miss seei ng a lot of nicf' pPOpiP I havf' becomf' acquain!Pd wi th . Thankc; to Ann Blacbvdl for o. ll !hi' hPip and limp s hP has gi ven to :Ill of us. - Re-tirPd Cook from Ohio L' nivl'rs it y. Violr t Hysell. .16164 Roc k Spri ngs Rd., Pom eroy, Ohi o -1 ~1:-IN. Berry's World Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Lakers even series with 119-l 08 victory By KEN PETERS Shrove Tuesday _____________~_·uw_·m__F_B_~_k~ __J_~ The Daily Sentinel . h ~ lstant Monday, June 11 , 1984 ' Page 2-The Daily Sentinel ~roy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, June 11 , 1984 AP Sports Writer lNGLEWOOD, Calif. (API- Los Angeles Coach Pat Riley never had any doubt thai Kareem AbduiJabbar would play. Abdui -Jabbar, suffering from another excruciating migraine headache, was listed as questlona· blp for the Game 6 of the NBA Championship Series SWlday after missing the pre-game warmup and a team meeting. But he was there when the game p•Tcent of the delegates. The point necessarily arrives, in a democra<:yo when the w1nner [akes all. Ronald Reagan won 51 percent of the vote In 19!l0 bur occupies 100 percent of the While Hause. Jesse J ackson, you will re-member , traveled recently to Mexico. so that his denunciations of his native country would find less parochia l echo chambers. And of course he has promised to visit Cuba, and Nica ragua: io which one hopes he will add North Korea, North Vietnam and North Yemen. A thoughtful correspondent sends along a clipping from El Heraldo in Mexico tha t quotes one or two stat em ents m ade by Jac kson to the re-port ers and legislators in Mexico I hal escaped t he notice of our own press. " The North American vfs. ltor." thl' dispat ch reads. "said !hal thP undocument ed M exi cans " that i s Mexican for illegals "beca use of I he work they periorm, reduced their lif~ span by 25 yea rs. " That is Jackson's cont ribution to the problem of ill pga l immigrat ion. But Jackson knows how to get front -pagf' at l £'ntion. and he doesn't n<'C'<i the ki nd of backdrop Ronald Re-agan was gett in g thf' dn y or two surrounding the primaries . On the evening of t he vo te. CBS com· plained thnt whorW'r won on that primary day was bound to be eclipsed by Ronald Reagan. During the period in qurstion Reagan would be phot ographed in an Irish pub named afrrr him, dri ving into Buckin gham Pa la CC' for lu nc h wit h the QuN?n. dining \Vil h Prime M inistrr Margarrt Tha tc hPr, at· tendi ng an ('('Onomic summit , and visiting No rmand ~· an I r aq i victory to punish Khomelni and enhan ce U.S. power in the Middle East. One of lhP sene! Pentagon documcnr s. examined by m y associa te Donald Goldberg. emphasizes that the scenario is "not a predic· lion of future events, not a guide- for !he employm ent of forces ." It i~ mer Pl y e~ hypothetical "war" that ··porlrays enemy ca pabilities as indicatt'd. by currem int ellige-nce C's timates." Here is the sec ret scenario, which begins 65 days before op<-n C'Ombat between the United States and the Soviel Union. In the la ngu age of the scenari o, that would bt:.· "M inus6.'),'' co unting down to "D-da y. " Minus tKJ: The Iranian PConomy Is in ruins. and t he- volatile Iranian J)f'Ople risP up agai nst Khomeini and his mullahs, ca using "dissolu · l ion of cent r al authorit y ln Iran.· · Minus 62: "Soviet forcps In T r anscauca sus, north of Caucasus and Turkistan begi n selecti vr=o mobiliza tion ." The United Slates responds by m oving its "fof\Vard · deployed carrier and amphibious forC'f'" int o better position . Minus :!7: Th~ Kr~mlln "reaf· firm s" it s 1921 friendship trea ty •Ni lh Iran und cont in ue-s "pre-para· lions lor i nvasion. " ThP Unlled States responds by moving il s "forward-deployed carrier and am · phibiou s force" into better position ., Minus 37: ThP Kremlin " rmf ~ firms" its 1921 f r iendship treat~· with Iran and cont inues ··prPpara ti ons for invasion." Thc U nit E'd States deploys additional AWACS planes and naval furres. Minus 2.1: U.S. int elligence rC'· ports up to 10 SoviPt di v isions conduct ing " t r a ining operations" on the Irani an bordcr . Prestdenr Reagan ca lls up IOO,OOJ reserve troops and put s U .S. forces around I he world on low-level. DEFCON :1 al e-rt. Supplies b€'gi n movin ~ to· wa rd the P('rsia n Gulf Minus 16: The Sov iet Union nnnounccs '" it is prepared to unilateral ly invoke " the 192llreaty. which permit s Sovie-t troops to move into Iran . U.S. inr elligPncf" detects a major incn:-ase of traffic on Sovi£'t railroad s ln the provinces bordering Iran. Reagan "declarf's inrcnt to do w hatever nP<'e-ssar:v to protect U .S. vita l interests." ThP worldwide alert is esca lated to DEFCON 7 and military prepara· tions are int ensified . Minu s 12: C .S. int~lligencP ' determines that a Soviet invasion of Iran is i mmin('nt" and "partial mobilizat ion " bPgins in lhP United AP Sports Writer Stat('S Minus 6: "Sovif't fo rces depart assrm bly an'as and m ow' toward lr<.m ian bor der." Th£' I r anian military apPf'als fo r in1 Prnat io nal help. and the Un ited States "bf'gi ns to deploy for n's i nt o I ran ." D ·da _v: SO\·ip t air J t t acks ' "throughou t I ra n·· paw' thC'wa~~ for a mass ive invJsion b.v 24 Russiun di vis ions. ·· u.s and Sov iet air forcps e-ngage in co miJe~ l ow•r lrnn ' U.S. inl £'lligcnrc dPtf'Cts " hf'ightrnf'CI CuiJi..tn readinf'Ss" and th£' Unitf'd S ta i<'S ··warns Cuba. " QUITE 1\ DAY - San Diego Padres' Gralg Nettles prepart.>s I<> make the throw w first after fielding a grounder during Padres' 7·5 vl<'lory over Clnclnnati!Wds Sunday in San Diego. Nettles slugged two home run.•, coUected lour RBI and his sacrifice Oy 1<> right field in the fifth inning scores the winning run. ( AP Laserphol<>) . Plus ~: ··u.s. nrtPrmi ncs War · saw PJc! prPparations hav(' rf'achPd if"'vf'ls that indicatP un attack is likrl.v " on W£'stern E uropr . Wa sh ington cal ls for ·· tor· m J J N;\TO m obili 7<J lion ... Plus II: NATO m ubi lil.f's. and th£' U ni! ed St<ltPS rushf's in "fu ll -sca lP rei nfor r em£'nt s. ·· Plus 1h: So\'iC'l bl oc forc<•s smash i nt o WPSll'rn F.uroJX' v:ilh "a t lE'ast 90 dh·isions.·· On thp ot her side of thf' globe ··\;orth !-\orca at tacks" Sourh K orP<HI. Thf' fJt is in the fire. Thoug h nonf' of thi s is rxpc'('tf'd to happen, thP unstarPd conclusion ls thnt l hr U ni! Pd Stah•s will r£'spond to an_,. m ·f'rt ~:l\" i £'t mov£' toward th f' Pf'rsian C ult . Scoreboard ... Sl Majors t : \...;T 111\' l:'iltl~ " l. l ~. I. H 21 1\. oi!IJ I• ,,, . H .. r, n \. o ~< Ynl ~ .\111<• . IU~O ' ' ' "1•'\l"l.ond ~~ ~. ·n· 11 "' ~ 'HI ]1 _", "11 t! ~. 1 ~' t ·~, ]HI .· 21 ~ 1)1\lSIO"': tJ :J! ~2 !l Wt~T nl d l'•·t. c;H -:'"ol - ( illl ,IJ.!"IO .V11flll<""" ~ .. h..Uhil~ I .T\ """ 2•· \1 17• -K· ~7 :1 [1 . ~ -. ,rrl<- -" X\ 1• ll,ol-. l,md 2t, ~~ t;r• -lll ~,, ! "[',.,a... ~~ ~~ ~ r. ~· S.olunll_\"·, [ l]~ o;.1 1 on II ( ; iUHf"" - 0·0 " In my next life, I'm coming back as INDIANA JONES! " Today in history Today is Monday, June 11, the 163rd dayof198<l. Thereare 203days left In the year. Today's hlghllght in hislory: On .June 11, 1947, sugar rationing came to an end In the United Stares. On this dare: In 17Z7, King George I of E ngland died. In !859, a prospector laid claim to a silver deposit In Six Mile Canyon In Nevada - a claim that later turned out to be the multlrnillJon-dollar Comstock Lode. In !942, the United Stares and the Soviet Union signed a lend-lease agreem ent to aid t he Soviet war effort in World War II. In 1970, the United States presence In Libya came loan end as the last . detactunent left Wheelus Air Base, whlch was the only major American mllltarv facility left In Nonn Africa . trouble wit h foreign people in this countr y is t hat they take rverythi ng A mf>ricans say literally I ha ve a Fre nc h fri end namE'd Michel Bcm h~i m . I mer hlm t he ot hr-r day on thf' str('('t, and after t he usual chitchat about Paris I sa id . "G ive me a call gome time.'· The next da y he wa s on the line. "Bonjour,"' he sa id, '"Ir 's Mic hel. Y ou said to givl' you <.1 c all ." " !did?" "Oui. don' t you rem ember? spoke to you ye-ste-rd ay on Pennsvl · vania Avenue." " [didn' t mean for you to give mP a ca ll right away. I was just finding a nicP way tn say goodbye to you.·· "Then you don' t wan t to talk on the telephone?" " I can 't think of anything to say . frankly." "Bur you asked me to ca ll you." "You 're nghl , Mic hel. Look, I'm terribly busy nghr now. Let's havp lunch some lime ... " I would like that. When?" " I 'm not su!l'. Wh y don't you give me a holl er?" Two days later I heard som eone calling my name from l he sidewalk. I opened the window In my office nad Michel was down below. "Whar In the devtl are you shouting about?" I yelled down to him. " You said to give you a holler when I wanted to have lunch. How about today?" " I'm busy today ." " Well . lunch?" when ca n you have ·Tm not surf'. I'm tied up for the next thrE'€' wC't?ks." " Why did you tell me logiveyou a holiPr when I wanted to have lunch lf you were so tied up?' " " Michel , you ·v~ been around long enough to know when an America n says, 'Let's have- lunch some time." he doesn't necessarily mean it. Ir 's a pleasant ry. You French say, 'Au revoir.' th(' Germans say, 'Auf ~o<1ederse hen," the Span ish say, 'Ha sta manana,' and Americans say, 'Let's have lunch,' which In our country means. 'Don 't ca ll me, I'll ca ll you.' " Michel said, " I didn't mean to bother you." " You didn't bother me. I'll tell you what. L et 's check In wit h each ot her and ha ve a drink one of these days." " That would be great," Mic hel said. I was sweating ou r a column lhe nex t day when the door opened and Michel stuck his nead ln. "Now what?" "I'm just checking In to see If you wanted a drink." "Can 't you see I'm busy'" "I can see that now, but I couldn't before I checked In wtth you." "Michel, you're driving me nuts. You can't take everything we Americans say as gospel. The only reason I said 'Let's have a drink some time' Is because 1 wanted you to stop hollering under my window about having lunch together." "All you have to do Is tell me you don 't want to see me," Michael said in a hur t voice , "instPad of aski ng m e to me-et wit h you all the timP and then break ing t he dar e." I felt badly. "You're r ight. I fwl terrible about the way I've trPated you. Our problem is that W<''re so used to saying goodbye to each other wtlh a promise we'll get together soon, that no onp in this country expt""Cts the ot hPr person to keep lt. We wouldn 't be able to get anything done if w~ had lunch wit h 1' •. Mil".ouk1\' 0• 4. l~ ·unilll :0.1inn<..., •t.o Sunda,l··, I lo"\ 1 l.i iH! 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K;on .,:L~ ! "It\ I ('\'('1'\'0n(• \\'P flcridrnt all y mC't on t hp Sf r('(>l. .. ·· 1 undf'rstand ,'' Miche-l sa id . " But if you changP your mind. you he~ vc my card and you ca n ca ll me." " 1 don ' t hav£' your card. M ichcl. That' s another thing you don't understand . Whrn Americans ex· change ca rd s wit h cac-h other. thPy usua lly throw 1hf'm a\va y when the y get homf' .r• Phii.Jdi•lph.l,o <11 <"I .E\ l :IASO !l"I IIA." S-Stgn>,[ l "nn [ l.; t lrln~'' ' ' 'lit• "·''-~' !"\. "!~ • •11 • <litl I ~ · lnul T'""nln .' ~ l i .ll.\ !2• "..1n Frann_..,, , , [ A" ~' "' J.:l'[l.._ di Of)O~("IJII ~ ~' "" '-'nlw A,.., u :. .\l;n: ( ,o]tlol l.o ub •! h~llli J!I lh· "11w .-\...;....:,dut•·d J"n 'S." Let's have lunch ________A_rt_B_uc_hw_a_Ld Th~ The hear which has been baking Bosto n sine<> Thursday is expected lo break torughl and temperatures in the mid-ffis aiT' forecas1 for Tuesday. The Boston ar ena r£'li('s on CC'iling fans instead of air conditioning. While Abdui -.Jabbar . tne league's oldest player , led the way, tlle Lakers got a b1g effort from rookiC' Byron Scolt. al 23, thl'ir youngest player. Scott prov1ded some spark off thl' bench after tlle Lakers were traili ng 84-73 with live minutes left in lnl' third quartPr. His ou tsideshooting, a couple of key steals and rwo assist s seemed ro ignile Los Angeles. which By BEN WALKER Gulf 'flash point' __________Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rso_n WASHINGTON - Secll't Pen · ta gon planning documrnts r alse'thc spe-cter of a confrontat ion in the Per sia n Gulf between the United Stale.,; and lhc Soviet Union . This Is the sort of flash point that could ignitf' the nuclf'a r powder keg . Let me hastily expla in that most st r ategi sts don 't bf'lievc thi s w ill happen. They don 't really exp<'CI the I ran -Iraq war to spread to the SUJX'rpowers. They think sanit y will somehow prevail. and wP will muddle through thP Persian Gulf cri sis wit hout Arm ageddon . Mosf SCf'narlos circul atin g inside the Prntagon also forecast an Irania n victo ry·, followed by th£' spread of Aya tollah Khomelnl' s Moslem funda mentalist revolution to Kuw ait, S<1udi Arabi a and other Pe rsian Gu lf st ates. U nsett ling as this would be. it proba bly wouldn't pr o \·okp o Sov iPt - Ameri ca n co nflic t Bu t thf' oppos itP outcom e - a dPsperatr escala tion of the> w ar b.v I raq. the destr uc tion of Iran 's oil -Pxport facililiPs and lhf' collapsP of the Ira ni an economv - could embroil the Soviets . This Is whv t he militarv chi£'fs havr oprx:>sed Presi · df'nt Reagan's ca utious "tilt' " to· " :ard l rJq . B ut his nat ional securil y adviSPr , Robert McFarlane. wanta points in the series opener after overcoming another rnigrainP. "! 'm going to try to order another mlgrainP for Karc'<'m on Tuesday ,'' said Riley. He also said he had "hired 5,00J people to pray for r ain " in Boslon, !l'membering the stifling 97-degree hea r in Boston Garden Friday night when tne Celllcs won 121-103 and took a 3-21ead in the S<'rles. then wen I on to outscoll' the Cellics 36-211n the final period. ScoM , a rookie acquired from the San Diego Clippers in the controver~ sial trade involving Norm Nixon, had spent most of the series on the lrnch but Riley said he called on him In this inslance because he Is the tram's best out~idP shooter. So, now it's back to 13oston w here the Cclt ics havP won twice in three fina l series games there. Riley, worrying about tlle hear there. said tha t the Lakers' medical staff was going to figure out what tne players could do 10 minimize its effects on tlle players, including giving them nutrients. Boston Coach K C. Jones, whose Cri tics let Inc Lakers off tlle hook with the fourth-quaner letdown, sa id he expecTs thP sPventh game "to be a bang-up, knockdown game Larry Bil"d led the Cell ics' scoring m the sixth game with 28 points, and ;llso had H rl'bounus and eight ass ists. Cere lei HcndPrson add<'d 22 ~int s and DenniS Johnson 21 1. Astros lose just about everything in San Francisco 1 ""' l'l;md II. "' •, onl o· ~ ~ began, scoring :Kl points, nine in the closing minutes, as the Lakers made up an 11-point deficit and beat the Boston Celtlcs 119-100 to force a deciding seventh game Tuesday night. "! had no doubt that he would play," saldRlley. "Utwotrucksran over his head, he'd be out there. He was an inspiration." Atxlul·Jabbar sa id the headache cleared an hour before the game. The 37~year-old center scored 31 JJ'"' Km La ndreaux homcrm lor tn<' third straight dav- all helping fuPI Los A ngell's victoriPs m·er vis iting Atlant a -whileA IPjandroPPna and five r elievers stoprx'<l thP Bra v·cs. Pena drove in the ga me' s fi rs t run with a bases -loaclm grounduul. Landreaux hi I his fifth hom<· .-un of the season in the fourt h E arh learn scon"'<l in thP fil"th before A Uanl a loaded the basf's In the sixth. But rookie rPlil'Vl'r Il ieh Rodas, malting his fi rsl appearanC<' Padrro:-. :-.Ltrtt>J Ancl\· llawkms r0ti r f'd _just on£' batter and v.. ·;1~ kn()( ·kl 'ti out whf'n R('(!s sl arf f'r T om Hwn(' smg lc·cl h(lml' !he fifth n.m of l hf' fir<..; I inning ( "ul"k"i ~. ( ·ardin<LL"i 0 Ch icago's ('hue}.; R.a i n1'~' and .Joaqui n ,\nduj .ll ot the• Cardi nals IIOOkf'Ci up in .t '>("0 ]"( '] l'S S c\\1('] thrnug h _',( '\ 'I 'll innings in St . Lou is. Th0n. in thf' C"lucago t..' ighth .. Jod\" Dot\·is sing it '(I v,:iltl om' ou 1ami w0nt to !hird tHl l.;m~· Bowa ·s doub l(' . Pincll· hit t<'·r .l a\· .lohnstnnr· \..\·a s inlt'ntionall_ , . w~J ! kc'(J and A ndu jar .12ot Bob J)f'pniL'I" on d popup. Rut tw hi t H.~'ll< ' S<Jnrl lx'rg w it h th(' m•xt pitch . forcin g in" run . L..c'On D W' i1alll "lO ll' hnrnP in th(' n in !l1 wit 11 t 11(' IJ; ts£•s loa dt 'li. two out~ ilnd 1 did p11 r hPr l .N ·Smith balling . 1t \\'[Is llH' firs I :- ; t, 'i ll of ltornP Jga in st St. l.uub sine·(' .\1 ontiT'al's Andre· 1)~twson did it in Augus t 1~17. R<l im•v . -~ -1. W<'nl ~£' \"f' n innings ;111d SmiH1 thr b sl lWO for hi .s 11th s<J\"('. ' Tnc>\ " corn bi nc'l.l 011 ct fiw··hitl£'r ~d1i !P Anli uj ;n·. j( l-:1, ;Jl!ov.:r'f"l just six hits . l<:;qMJ.'-~ :1. J\lplo;; ':! Tim Hain•'s and .lim \"-.' ohlfoni -; lngil"'fl lmnw firsl ·inni ng runs as Mont r£'a t \-l."('nt on to C'nd Nrw York" " SLX -gamr- winning stiT'ak . M'lTINr. jJ:I} al bat.'\ 1: Elllll'' · Min 316; Tramrr.il. Df.trnlt. :wn. Wlnflt>ld. Nt>\1: York. .~: GR-.-11. Tt.tUJiu. .WI; l{('tllp . NPW York . .Ill . RUNS: TramrrBl. Dl>trolt . -W : Mtl!il'~ · . Toronlo, <1.1; Rlpten. BaltifTlU{'('. -ll Owt:. van.~ . Boston, 42: Whltalu..-. Drtroll . .U. RBI : EMumi)". Bal!lmoJ"(o, ~: ADavt ~. Sl>anll', 46: Rlre. Bo!l ro n. 44i; Klngm :m. Oak11VId. -M : l...l>m;)n, Or>troll, :B. HITS: 'J'ramrT"J(>[l , Dl'trolt. ~ ; C..arMo. Tcronlo. 76: GBr-11, Toronlo, 70: Ma l· lin ~· . New York. If!: Y.'hlta kM" . l.>rtrolt. w. 'r"ou nt. MIJ"'·auk«". Ill lXJUBI~ · TrilfTlmt-11 llo>trnl l. lll. C!M'f"l\.\. St-a ll ll'" . 14: GRell . ThrrWlln." 14 . ~a""'· 14: Matlln¢y. T o'\IM . MlruW'MJi a . 14 Nf'\1.· ' LOOKING FOR T\\"0 - Boston ( "pltks' Lar~· 1\ird r :ti t KUC~ up fur two poinl~ durin g s£'t'ond half of ganw six nf lilt> ~U.-\ dt ;uupinn~hip seri t..~ Sunday in Los t\ngrl£':-i a~ Lo~ .- \ngt•h·s l ... akeN' ,famaal \\"ilkPs ( 52) and Kart"f.'lll Ahdul-.Jahhar C:C\ ) lf)' lH dt'ft•nd. '1'111' Lalo.r·r ..... vnm, 119-108, lo takl:' the !'Wries hack to Bu~tun . ( .\P l.a....••rphulo ). ' \. II \" -\ SC.\1 \ .) !MI \" .\:\" S("OY \\T\:\·t :H - t .t lo- \ . u ·/ ,.. r 111:.:h 11 t T immlm... , ·ilk . S.(. \\"j ':l l" a dl'tnr~' ga rlarul ul Tll•tllllfallll.IIIT 1·! llldth lll.: a laq.~· · · holth ' of {'ha mpagn t• ~ . \S( "·\It -.,t amlilll..! ir1 'idun l.wr · .tllc·t 11 lflllrtr~.:. \"an Scoy .-JfMliC:H• ' at Pnnmo lnl r•l'll ,tllltll.tl 1\.u Pond . Pa. on S und :t.\ ·. 1.-\1 1 tin· t\ 111 l •I IIL: r - - - -- - · - - -- t"\1 I.<.L'l'I"J)hotu i SERVICE Dependabi Iity Peace of Mind MARY C. KEBLE R. LA . ..-- - - - - - - - - - - - -- -+ Hemlock Pipeline Softball Team Would like To Thank BOB CAMPBELL FOR SPONSOR! NG OUR TEAM's UNIFORMS I 1·. TRI-COUNTY BOOKKEEPING SERVICE 618 E Ma 1n St Pomer o y O H H&R Blo ck Off 1ce l oc: Oll tnn Coach : Scott Frederrck Asst. Coach: Lmda O'Brien PH . 992 37 95 Th£' \'isiting Met :-; scored in lhP 1-- - - - - - - - - -- - - -..L- - - - - - - -- - - - -ninth on Hon Hndgps' ~af'rifiC"'f' fl y .Jeff l{m rdon. lht• lift h L'~Jlll c hcr. got his ninth s~l\'f' MonT 1'<'<1 l avt •rh •d it s firs! swc>f'pa t homr in a four-gamf' st'rws in four A~ CONARD, OWNEII OF POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS WOULD vPars . LIKE TO SAy THANKS TO THE PEOP~I OF THE Tllt·COUNTY A lilA APPRECIATION SALE FOil LiniNG US SfiiVIQ YOUII G~ASS HEEDS FOR THE PAST !3 flAil$. •• AND TO SHOW OUII APPIIfCIATION Wf Allf OHfiiiNO I.F..Af.W F. nP!iOia Kf>arTw·y. York. 14: The Houston Asrros haven' t been doing much with tncl r bats this season - and Sunday w as no different. Vv'hile tlle son~ suggests thaI people leave their hearts in San FranciS<'o, the As tros left rnosl of th~ir bats there- along with ma ny gloves, shoes and somP bubbiP gum. loo -aftertheywereslolen from thf' Houston clubhou se in an overnight burglary Sat urday. Undaunted, the Astros borrowPd whal tlley needed from the San Francisco Giants and then went out and beat them 74 . ''They cleaned me out - fi ve bat s, four pairs of spikes , all m v batting gloves. even knC(' pads. " sa id R...1y.' Knight , who went H or <l lo pac<' Houston's 12-hit alt.ack " Losing the g iO\'f.'S hurts th C' most," he sa id. "I ha cl two thai I lovPd. 11wy WPr<' JX'ri('(·t. J"d pay· $1.00J iogetoneofthemback " Knight used a ba t he got from .I oPI Y oun~blood of r he Giants. Sa id Youngblood· " We've t)('('n real good friend s for CJ long time. Ray loaned m e a bat last yea r and I hit five homPrs w it h it . I ~Ylll'SS wh atf'vcr gOf's ar ou nd . c-omC'"s around.'" [n ot h~r NL gamC'S. Los An geiPs shaded Atlanta .J.2, Chicagoblan kPd St. Louis 2~ 11, San Dil'gll rallil'<i Cin cinna ti 1·1, Mont r"C'al nip!X'(l N{'w York 3-2 and Pittsburgh bm t PhiladPiphia 1H in 12 innings . Tprry Puhl, who d<~J iverPd 1wo sacr ific•p flit'S for thL' Astms. ~ I L'>o used one of Youngblood"s bats . " Shoot, I harl to usP DPnn; Wal lmg' s glow. 1-.cv m Bas.s· sp•k•" and .J opl Youngblood's bat." PuJ1I sa lei . " lfl'lt a little shaky in right f idd without m~· OlA-'Tl glovP. ·· 11lC' Astros brokf' lhP gamP o rx\n parly, scoring fi\"P 1imPs tn ! hP f irst inning. A thr('(\·nm homf'r h.\ · .Jos(\ Cruz kPyr>d lllP upr isin g again st .Jeff Robinson. StPVP Nicos ia provided o highl i!'hl fort hPGiant s by going J . for<~. giving him eight st ra igh t hit s 0\"('1" lhl'C'C' gam es. The NL n'C'ord is Ill stra ight hits, accomplished nin£' t imf's, thr last by Woodrow W . Williams of Cinci nnati ln 1943. ThPma j or·IC'agl.l(' record is 12. set by M1kr Hi ggi ns of Boston in 19ll and l 1ed bv Wall Dropo of Detroit in 1952. Nicosia sa w \lttlc· to chf'f'r <Jhoul. though . ··Aftf'r Jlousl on scor l'd fh'<' runs in thP fi rst. thPn' was noP ntllu ~ iasm a! allin our dugout . no lif<' ... hPsaid . " It shouldn ·r be likP 1h:ll." Do<lgcrs 3, Bran" 2 of the season, JC:OI Q u·isChambliss to gmund out to end that lhrcar. In lhe ei ghlh, tht• Bravl's aga in loadm the bases but tarlos Diaz i ndu ced pinch ~ hi rt er Bob Warson to ground out lo finish the inning. Pena, 7-"2, was the winner and C ra igMcM un1 ~. ~7. took I he loss. Pirates 12, P hillies 6 The two teams hat tied four hours i n ~ -degree heal in Phliadelphia before lhP Pillsbu rgh scored seven limt•s in tnl' lop of the 12th inning to rnd its sLx-gam o losing st reak. .Jim Kc•rn. r cccnlly sil,"Tled by the PhilliPs and malting his fir st appearance smec April 19&3 aft~r i.llm problt•ms. pit chL'll t.hc• ('Iltirr ll lh and was shdled . MarvC'II W~1 nn c singled hom e 1he firs1 h~.ro runs of the inning and t hen L<'<' Lacy linm an inside-tlle-park hom Pr. It wa s his fourth hom e run of th~ season l or Lacy and the th1rd insirlr'- th P-p<I rkf'r of his ca tT'£'r 'lllf' Phill iPs . vvho srorE'd oncf' in lh P hottom of lhP 12t h . harl tif'd 1he gam<' in tht• ninth against K 0nt Trkul\'(' whvn .l tEtn s.a m ucl fiouhi Pd ;md Ga rry M~td d ux l" ollow0d with his fowth home n tn of t ht, s<.'ason and lh ird in thrf'<' da.vs. Padrt'!-i 7, IU>d"' 5 CincinnLlli scorN:l fi\"f' nm~ in 1hP top of thC' fir st inning lx·!or£' the I 'adrrs mou ntt'd t hj ·i 1· comL·bo.ICk . Craig ~L'l tit'S hit twu hurm'r.'> .: mel c!ron· in four run ~ for hosl S; tn !li('gO. whi ll• l3obb~· Rmwn ;IIH I Ton~ ( ;wynn addf'd so lo shots . L W\1ln·s honw nm tic'(! it in th(' fifth . Brown fullowt'<l wilh ~~ triplf' c~ncl Nf'ttl£'s ddi\'t'n'<l a sacrifk'(' nv 10 p111 thf' Parln's .Jhl'atJ. JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. 2 Free Meals At VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL -- -·· ~ EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST Duff's IN GALLIPOLIS , OHIO IF WE INSTAll YOUR WIN DSHIELD DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE. POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS 304-773-571D Rt. 33 • Mtllih Sfll'IU ... tlab\1 Mason, W. ~ •. " WI AltP"fCIA fl r'OU. IUSINU5 " �""'""'• Mid' I Monday, June 11, 1984 '·Ohio Detroit rolls past defendigg champion Orioles, 10-4, 8-0 By KEN RAPPOI'ORT AP Spons Wrl&er The Detroit Tigers are looking more like themSelves these days-·and the Baltimore Orioles are looking like anything but the defending world champions. "Because of the minor slump we went through. this reassures everybody and pumps everybody's confidence up. " Detroit catcher Lance Parrish said after the Tigers crushed the Orioles 104 and 8-{) in a double-header Sunday to take three of four games In their weekend til G.U IE "1.":-;ER - Seattle Mariners' slugger 1\•·n l'hdl" I +I 1 is glad· handed by Mariner third base ~:uat h Chud' Cottier a.{,j Phelps trots home alter a solo hom1·r in the eighth inning broke a 3-3 tie and heat the Cleveland I ndiaos to 4-3 in the second game of Su nday's dou hleheader in Cleveland. ( AP La.'ierphoW I. Lendl enters 'grand slam' circles By (;RE(; '1-lat:.\RTIIL.R \••·'"'K:ia.tt-d Press Writer I'AHIS rAP r - ,,.an Lend!, thC' " monPy playf'r." had hrr)ken into the select circle of th (J<.,(· mrn and women who had won o r; r~nd Slam tennis tournament. ·\ nd lhf · swny -nen..·cd , strely-eyE'd r·t.t.'( hrJ.-.Jo..,..akian w a~ in what tor him pa . . . S< '<1 a:-, an eoxpansive mood aJH· r hr ·~nin g America' s John \1r Lnrr_.. . .H;, :L-4i. f>-4 , 1-1, 7-5 in the !in;J ! ~"• f th(' mpn's singles at thP < (Jn.o.,urnaw JUSt . ,, ..., grc·a t." he said. ''I'U finaUy t".x · ;tbh· trJ an~\.\.f'l" ~mf' difff'rPnt (jUf"'-,lifJn '-, .. qut·<.,tion that bef:'n h(.lun11ng thf· 24-y(•ar-rJld IRndl, amfln~ 1 hf· tup thn'l' playi ' r~ in th£' IA"r;rld fr,r Thl' I a.<.,~ four yf·ars. wa s wh\ hr · h.~d l:«•n un.a hlf' to win a Cr · rrr.-1 \ ..Jfrl \qunarnPnt. ll1· PVl'n bf ·ctrnl· known as ~omPth ing of a "chr) kf ,u1i.s1 " - runnPr -up at last \"•·~.u ·" \ u ~tralian to SwL"licn's M ats \\ "il.Jndf ·l ', runnf•r -up a t Thf' lasT tv..·n L" S. Op·ns . both to .Jimmy Connor-. .:m d runner- up h('rf• in 1~H1 to Hjom bn rg ()f Swt>d<•n . But when money, rather than pn·'-iltg(·, was rJn th<• lrne, Lf'ndl' s ~ trur :-. wpn· too. In 1%'2. hf' won a .,i n ~lr· " '" .v'n rf'('()rd had S2.fi28.ii'\(l. I ~u t thr•n · wa ~ a )Jf'Cu!iar pnu· lfJ :_. · pL~id f0r going for tht> big monf'Y, rnd Li•nd I himsdf admir tt'<i 1h" 1 hP IJUITI<'CI h1ms.r·lf out~~ hit CJnd wa s tn I•"'-'- th;tn tup f0 rm whPn thP b ig r, .urna mPnts rolh'{] .J !'IJUnd . 11u t thi -, _\"f •;rr hf · ;wknnw iPdl:f'CI ·f.<J1 his statu s J<., onr· of th£ · u..:o rld 's 1 -·~ t pla y{· r~ wrJukl nut 1)1 • a~sun"l.. mtiJ hf · wOn iJnf·ofT hl •higew·nt.'l f/ 1· , ut h<•ck hr~ v hf'(]ulf•and (·am<· m t (r rhi.'-> tourn<tmc·n · t n·:-.hc•r than u:-.u;tl 1\r\S FltE:'\CH OPEN TITLE - Ivan Lendl proudly di•plays nlf·n·~ -.;in glf''- nown :tfter defeating top setoded John McEnroe in fivt' ...,~·l-.;, .i-fj, '.!--6, fi--.J, 7-5 a nd 7-5, during Sunday's flnals in Paris. 1:\P \\'in 'ph4Jlo 1. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP 1 -Vince Chickerella won a state big·school basketball championship at Columbus Linden M cKinley In 1967. 'J'Ju-ec• of his 10 Capital University teams won Ohio Conference titles. Now after six years as a r eal es ta tf' sales man, radio basketball analyst and businessman, the 54-year-old Chickerella is plunging back into high school coaching at Colum bus DeSales. J::ven his family questions Chick· erella 's switch in car eers again. .. I know a lot of people won't understand this," Chickerella said. "A lot of my friends are bothered by it . When my mvn sister heard it , she told me 1 was crazy. She said I was taking a step back, but I just don't see it that way. "I en joyed coaching high school ball . As far as I'm concerned , I've proven m yself on bqth levels. I'm not doi ng this to prove anything to anybody I'm doing it because I think I 'll enjoy it." Chickerclla admits he t hought hP would be back in coaching before this. "I guess I always thought (Ohio Sta te Coach! Eldon (Miller) would each hit two-run homers, with Gamble's blast snapping a 3-3 tie In the slxlh Inning, as the Yankees downed Toronto and completro a three-game sweep of the Blue Jays In NEW York. Oay Christiansen pitched four innlngs of four·hit scoreless rellef to gain his second victory in four decisions. Three more relievers finished up, with Dave Righetti galnlng his seventh save. Indians :h'J, Marinen; J.4 Carmen Castillo homered and Bert Blyleven pitched 2 2-Jscoreless innings in his first regular-season relief appearance since 1972 as the Indians beat Seattle in the first game in Cleveland. Blyleven, reactivatro Saturday after being on the disabled list with a broken foot since May 23, took over fer Neal Heaton in making his first relief appearance after consecutive American League starts. The AL record for consecutive starts without a relief appearance Is '!72 by New York's Mel Stottlemyre. Red Sox 5, Brewers 4 Rlck Miller's pinch·hit triple drove in Bill Buckner from second base with the tie-breaking run wi th two out in bottom of the eighth innin g, liftin~ Boston over Milwaukee. Buckner began the eighth with a single off Rick Waits , ().2, the third Milwaukee pitcher. After Rich Gedman moved Buckner to second with a sacrifice, Moose Haas { )r , [ I[J'-,1 ' '11rll !11 r! h'. l (o~nrJ., I l .qhii!ITrh ] J..r\~ )1•/lf' l • ! 11! t('/1 '\. I ~.,-lf ;,rrl I. 1 , [1, 1· 1·nr .~rn~) rr, r ~~Hrif'l i:J .· \ r·'.,l·nr 1/f,jJ. r, ~lrlr. cJI rr· <... f;lu IJ · ~J i J n rJn 1f fiq1 Ju:.tn ir;J (;riHJth HJ .\l •,rlr- r n J•;r,lf'fTJ\P (_"(J<iling'- I nc I ~ r 11 1r: r-. r hr·\! r•r l~ru t "f' T"aff;id 111 F orf·st r ,<J nL'V."I·r S<~ nd y f . Cnn/!'A"Pr. 2~, r I 11 ... ,.,!r 1r1n [ 1, , _~ ·•.. t'. I '.• :.;, t nnr.·.·:~~ \ .. lul1 1 \ hum )' . J r <~ +... l~ ·d fr Jrd \\·r, r 11•', f< IJV\'1.'-, ( ; ]dd;r .'Ylrrrif · I i;J \" i \ 11, f~ 1 1nJirJ L f.J;;n"L\ P ~t u!Jnt· I· /J ;J\11,, l . lK.-:~ 1 rf~.Sd: r ·n1 [)i !Ug b ~ r; _ Allf'n. P<Jmd<J K ,\I Iron 111 ;\ rl min (jf \ ' 1·1 N<Jn'-' A ff<.lir<.,, A,.,o.,rgn, 1-"ir_ ..,, 1-' CJ mil y \1t g Corp . Sh1 ·riff' . ., fJ1'f'd, ChPStl•f BurYII-: Whitr ·. F.vc•lyn 1-1 Whi! C" . \.-'jr,ta r~umfil'ld. Marv M . Bu(·k to J1ur:. i I<. Whitf', Fw·l y n H Wtlitc. ~l ; u TI''-t. Hu tland . W:-trTf'n r; _/\umiiiPr t(j WarrPn C AurniJJ, ·J. Lil l i<..~n S AurnilltT. P Gr ('1 ·1. !.f'l lan(jn flp:tl 1· . SUrn lr·,\. trl !\!Jarvin r; l .it tlr ·. i.1 Jt 20. ll nhso n Vill;q:.~f' . :VI :u>.: in C Lit l lP . .Juanita M Li!llr• In Vr·rnnn f1. Littlf', Sheryl L. Lillie•, l.ot ~ 0 . ll oloson Village . Marvin C. Little. Juanita M Uttl f' 10 Marvin G. Lillie. Juanita M . Litt le, Lnl 20, Hohson Village. Diamond Savi ngs and Loan Co. ro Richard T Stewart, Mabel A. Stpwarr. !.or liJ:J, Middlepor( Village . Cur1is Jiallon, KathlC<'n I. Dalton ru ·nlf•lma Dalton. Parcel. Scipio. r·riffnrd fl !.amp, deceasf'{l, l<dnil Ln np. Ct·rlificate, Orang(' . E mn la I •rm•p!J , d('C'('aS('(:i. r~ogl'r L. Deem. affidavit. Oli ve. Ruger L. Deem, Mary K. Deem to Edward M . Ryder Jr., Dia ne J . Ryder, Frank N. Thomas, Leslie Thomas. Roger L. Deem. Mary K dr •f 'frl . ." 1 J t d( I I ''-., (Jilq• { ·- 1rnwl'!l ( ·. I Jr·,Jn ,Jr . H Sharon I x -. ~n rr .. h m1 ·'- 1-: i)lddlf' Hight of 1.\' .1·, Sul!o n ( ,, 1nnH · h Sr ·hr1 lrlf· r f'r , Fv<:~ E ~lrlf .(.lt .'-.p;Jugh :\dmx .. to Bernard \\' 1-fud ~I J Jl Jnd Pattv L. Hudson. Lnt 11. Middl1·rxn1 VillagE· Gr·rald V l{urx· . d('CPasW, to J',!l rw i<J Ann \kK.o~y·, Cert nf lrc~nc., . Rutl a ncl f)r <..t f3<Jr·fm, Ut( 'PJS f:•d. to .J ohn c . B.~r·r m, HJrnrm.;t R ous h. Wanda r. . ~,n~. Fr ;r n~: lin nri nkr>r , ,\gnf'<-i H iot~g f'">'-. . i{ tLI lifJggf·..,~. Harold !;.:·ink "!. ( ·( '!"' ,,f rran~ . Salisbury ll tlrr.· I t 1. \.'I J n ~ Sr .. 'A,. 8nde1 L. Lp1n...,_ t :ugr·n(' fJrJggt•ss. Agnes l.)I Jgg (· ~.-.. R.lttJ f·}t"JggPss . Rut>t:'rt H!Jggt>s.'l. H am id W . Brinkl'r, Prnn_ \.: Brinkf'r Hamonct F n.oush, Man ning K H.ou . . . h. F r anklin Brink(>f, rx,nna .J Drinkrr to .John &IC'nn , P o-Jn"Pl ~. S;.t lishury F lora 0<-ibnrnf' to JamPs E . c Diddle. Righi. of WJ). Scipio. 1\rl£¥ F. 1\hbofl. Trreie K. Abbot I lo Ia mrs L OiddiP , R ight of Wa y, Sali :-. hur:,·. lton<Jlcl Oshornt •. t: lla Osborne to .Jamf·s Diddle, Hight of Way, 0 11\-(' . f-tc•va S. MrKrnzif'. Jamt'S E F: McKenzie lo James J:: . Diddle. Righi of Wav. llruford . Mobel Pa uley. Pau l .I Pauley. l.ois A Pauley ro James E. Dldd!P , Right of Way. Salem . Nat han E . Vanaman. James Vanaman. Darlene Vanaman to James J::. Dlddlr, Right of Wa y, Rurland. F.ugenr E . Davis, HUda Davis to James E . Diddle, Righi of Way, LPtart. ~<:;,. H .r rold If . I ;1. tckston, 1-fPlen E. BL rcks lull lo .Jamr•s E . Diddle. Salisbury William Grueser, Buena Grueser to James E. Diddle. Rig ht of Way, SaUsoury. John L Wells, Carol A . Wells, Gary :VI. Wel ls to .lamPs E. Diddle, Righ t of Way, OlivP. James G. Ci r cle. Ph ylils Circle ru James E. Diddle. Ri ghi of Way, to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Bedford. Frank F. Powers. Ruth E. Sut ton. Loi s 1.1 and 16. Harrisonville Vil lage. Ja mes C. Cline. M argar er F.. Clinf' to VIrgil W. Watson, Linda Kay Watson, Parcel, Rutland. John E. Sellers. deceased, Gary R. SPIIers, Cert. of Trans., Pomeroy Village. Ha rry .J. Cunningham. Brenda Cunningham to Barry Wayne McCoy, Carolyn .Jea n McCoy, Pl. Lot 36. Syracuse Village. Murl Galaway to Beulah M. Crabtree. Thelma E. Woodrum, Tracts. Columbia. Pa ul R. Gerlach. Lois .J. Gerlach to Darrell E . Wheeler, Glorta J. Wheeler. Lot 1.1. Olive. William Sprague, Emily Sprague t o Wi ll tam Spra~ue, Em il y Sprague, Pt. Lot, M iddleport. John Woodrow Baker. decea sed ro Florence E. Baker, Cert. of Tra ns., Midd leport. J ohn P. Hood, Kath y S. Hood to Lesl ie R. Facemyer, Karen R. F'acemyer, Pt. Lot 5, Bradbury . Norman R. Hendrix, Nellie B . Hendrix to Earl Adkins, Katie Adkins, 2 acres, Orange. Cecil K. Nelson, deceased, Helen B . Nelson. Af!ldavlt, Chester. Eva Seldenabel, Terry Lee Seide- .lames G. Ci r'Cie. Phylli s Circle to James E. Diddle. Right of Way, Sut ton Win ston Varney, Geraldine Var - ney to .James E DiddiP, R ighr of Way, Lebanon. William H . Hobac h. Joyce E . Hobach. A udrey F . Boic hyn to .l ames E. D iddle. Right of Way, Lebanon. Bilile C. Stolrt, Carol .I Stout to .James E Diddle. Rtght of Way, Scipio. Joseph Riley Bailey, :..ourert a K. Bailey to James F. Diddle, Right of Way. Olive. Oris Frederick. Jean FredPrick to James E. Diddle. Right of Way. Chester Meigs County lkes to .James E Diddle. Ri~ ht of Wa y. Chester Clarence V. Price, :vlaxine Price. Est her Price to Jeffrey C. Harris, Deborah M . Harris, Parce l s, Lebanon . T homas W. Tucker . Lori L. Tucker tu James E . Diddle, Righ t of Way. Scipio Richard G. Abels Myrtle L. Abels to James E . Diddle, r tghr of way, Sutton. Edward A. Young, Malea Young Powers 10 Kathrrine T . Weaver, ATTENTION The Daily Sentinel Is Looking For A Paper Carrier In the Middleport &Pomeroy Area COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPi-BadJ R. driven by Stf'vc Warrington. rurned the m ile in 1: 57 to win the $:!0,00) American Pacing Series feature in the seventh race at Scioto Downs Saturday night. Bad J R' s 1 \'2·1ength victory over Star Trip was his fourth triumph in the 14-event series. and gave the ~-year-old the point lead . The top point get ters qualify for a SJOO.OO ftnal at Vernon Downs in New York on August31. The winner paid $3.!1l, 2. !1l and 3.00, while Star Trip pa id $5.00 and 3.!1l. Horus paid $10.00 to show. ·---- Conley named to OSU grid post I COLUMBUS, Ohio ri\Pt -Bill Coniey, head footbaU coach at Middletown High School for two years, has been named to the Ohio State University foot ball coaching staff. OSU head Coac h Eatolr Bruce announced Conley's appointment as offenseivc running back coach late Sunday, said Stf've Snapp. an OSU sport s information of ficer Conley, 33, replaws Wayne Stan · ley. who resigned las r monrb 1e go -------------- Store 992-2668 f'omeory, Oh. involving thouS(jnds of duUars and as many volunteer hours wen~ presented at the summer conven - ·~; ~~ . ' - . \ .' I r· • ( ') I I• • ! I ·• • Conley is a 197'2 Ohio State graduate. He played four years of football for the Buckeyes - wit h Bruce as his posHion coach - and lettered his last two seasons as an offenslvegua rd. Conley was an assistant coach at London High School in 1m and 1973, becoming head coach in 1974 to (Xl6t a combined record of 30-8-2. After a year away from coaching bewentto Groveport High School in 19'/Y, where he had a record of 15-14-1 before going to Middletown in 1~ . He was 15·5 at Middletown. lncluding a 9-1 mark this past season . ~-----------­ The Uaily Sentinel 1nws 115-960! A Division nt Multlmt•d1a, lne. P ublbhf'd f'Vf'n · J llf'r noon. Mond<n throu gh Frid,l\, Ill Court S1 rN' f . bv th~ Ohio V;111t'y l'uhli'-hl nc ( ·ompanv ·Mul tlnwdla, lnr . Pnnw rnv O hlo -1'17fi'f qt!'}. 21~0. ~-nnd f'la-. ... po~ t·a~l' ~rid ·p~ mf'ro_ v. Ohio ;1; Mrmhc"-r T h< ' 1\""K-I;t!('(l P rr's-. . In l and Dalh· J>n'"" 1\-..- .nriatnn a nd lh£' Arnl."r ic<Jn r"'t·w -.pa p('l' Publisht'r~ A-. SOcl<tlln n . f',' :ttlnnal ,\ 11\"l'rl[si n g nrp rf' .'if'n lalivr. Rr;1 nham ~~·wspa pN S ·l!ro;; n:1 Third A\'l'nw•, ~rw Yorl\ '!\r1.1.. York HY!l i POSTM,\STEH · St' nfl addrC' .~'- to T hr D<.~i l y Sl:•n rl nrl. 111 CriUt'l Sl, Po mf'roy Dh1o -1 ~7 1i!l · Slii\."W'RII'TION Ri\TF.S By ( ' rlrril'r or Motor Routt' OnC' Wf'f'k One Month Onp Yr11 r Rio Grande DeanJs List given One hundred thirty-fi ve students have b('('n named to thf' Dea n's List the for spring qua r1C'r a1 Rio Grande College and Communirv Co ll 0go. ~tccording to E \A/a dP UndPrv;ood. Prm·ost VicC' Prf'sidPnl for Academ ic Affairs. In nrd0r 111 qua lif~' for thf' honor a studf'nt must f'arn at lras t a 17:• grad(' point d\"C'fJ gc ron a -t.Osca lf' l for all IA'(ll'k takf'!l during the prt'\· iou~ term. A studrnt must havP been enrolled for a m mim um of 12 hour-.: fo r cnnsid f'l'.1tion a nd must comp lf't<' :Il l eourSf'S. Students named ro the lis I includC': B;rrbara L Abels. Gallipoli s; .Joann Adkins. Ewington; KarPn i\ld<•rigi. Calli poli s: Bobb\· Blackburn. r::win gton: T J.m i Bos tic. Patri ot: Katlwvn &>weott. month . No subscriptions h:o, ma\1 pc-rmlll('d In towns wtwrf' ho mr ca rri PT JWfV1r'f' ts avallablf' . · MAIL SUflSCRIJYJ'IONS ln ~>ddj• Ohio 1.1 WN:'ks ... . I '2 WC'E'ks ................... .. 1 Outttldr Ohio :..~ WE't'k ~> 1 . .. $1< .'6 ... $29. 12 ... ~'111 . 24 _____ 1:\ WM"b 26 WN"b 52 w k . I.___... • .... ...... .. • . l S.6fl .... ... . ~1l . lfl ... ~ . RO boih of Galli poli s: Dorol ily Hoffman, ftio Grande: Jean Hollf'~·­ Bidwcll Jean H orton. Middleport: .Jamrs .Jacobs. Bidwe ll : Dana Jeffers. Connie Johnson. both of Ga llipDiis: Jpnell Kell y, M iddleport: Brenda La ff erre. Cr own Cily: Vickie Flur'< m . . 11.'\f Ca ll . boih of Rio Man uPI. both of Racin(•: M eadow s, Gal lipoli s: Sandra Mershon. Patriol: M ichael M ill er. Helen Mollohan, both of Gallipolis: Ca thy Moore, Syracuse: Jay H. Moore, Vinton. Nr il Morrison. R io G randC': Hiroe Oshira. Rio Gra nd e I Japan I, Sandv Petri e, Richard Ross, both of GallipDiis: Cheryl Roush, Middle· port: Sheila Sa unders. Northup: Sheri Saunders, Leesa Sheers. boih of GallipDii s: Michael Shoemaker. Cheshire: Barbara Sm it h. Gallipo· lis; Tammie Starcher. RacinC': .Jl'ff Steele. Ga llipolis: Robin Stinson . B idwell: Donna Thom pson. Galli polis: Jean Vance. Bidwl'll: .Judith Whitley, Crown City: KPnt Wolfe. Racine; John Zurcher, Pomeroy. tion of the Eight District. /\merlean Legion Auxiliary, held T hursday ar the M idd lepori Hall of F('('nevllennett Pos< 128. H elen Hampson of Lancaster pres ided at the district mC<'ting attended by delegates of AuXIliary units across southeastprn Ohio Awards were presented IJy rh c district chairman with Charlotte Balding reporting that in the district 940 copies of a pamphlet on nag et tiquete had been distributed and that over4.00Jhourswe reclonared ro Americanism projPC'ts . ln addition 12 un its of the district are sending gtrls to Buckeye Girls Stare at a cosr of $2,720. Among those r('('eiving 1he• awards for special .tvnericanism project s WE're MiddlE'pDrl thi, Racine 602. M iddlcpon 12R. ami Pomeroy Unit 3~. Gallipolis Unit 27, Velsia Roush of M idd lepDt1 128. I va Powell u nd Catherine Welsh of Pomr-rov .1!1 were among the 'h:.•<'ipif'nt s of ser.tict• awards for their work in veteran s affairs and rehabililction . E il£'E'n 1-Jowes. chairman. a lso r epDrted that $1,028 had been donated to the Christmas gift shop. that $3,647 had been uSC'd for expenditu res ror veterans. that S3.579 had been spent indirccl aidPto veterans involving !15 Auxilinry· m embers. and <hat J:l ju niors had part icipated in variou s phJSf'S of S('n..-icc to vrtrrans. Awards for children and :,.' out ll presented by Irene Lenlz went ro M iddleport 263, M iddiPport Ill<. Pom eroy 39, and Racine 6/e \\lth Lancaster receiv ing the top award in the distrirt. As tor service to state hosprt;d s wher E' many veteran s are confinr'<j . 11 was noted th at ilf'ms valur'fl. ~~ ovrr $4,COJ had bet:>n gi\'C'n in addition to owr $1.1~~1 rn cu.,h cionations for spc'f'ial work ./\ lnral ol 4.138 service hours were given by720 vnlun t(>(' rs in thf' dist ict. A.c:, for tlw home servi cr program , it was rPpoi1t'<.l that ~1 volu nteers gave fi,an hours wlt h monC'y donations of A birthday pariy at the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital wa s announced for July 19, as wa s the fall conference robe hdd at Chillicoth<· on Oct. 4 MiUie Cotterill, community ser· Gera ldinr Pa. rson5l handlf'fi r egi s tration fur 1l1C' eonf<>rC'ncc• v.:il h vice rhainnan, reported on sta te hospital work as w eU aseornmun.ity projC'Ct s and gavP awards to unit . ca lling lhC' mN.'Iing to ord!'r . The invoca1ion v.-as hriu•n b_Y ~t.84D . Becky TyrrP. president of lhP host serJeral units mcludlng Micldlepon 26:l and 128. GallipDtis 'fl , Pomero) 39. "n Alhl'ns 21 . As for rhe A thens Mental Healt h KethPry n Mrtzgr•r. chdplain. dnd FlorenCf' Rirharcl s gil\ '(• tht> wd come with Sharon Dixon giving fh( · Centf'r serYice program. !Vial)-· Martin. sta!P chai rr:nan. of PomProy unit 13~1. rrrdited Murray City disllit'1 pn•.o;, id<·nh J "('{ '()~ wrrr FlorPnC'(' H.it hard :-,, rnlora Gatf'Wo00, LPnOI"i..l A dkin ~. LorrcnP Sn,Vd('r, .JJn(' Bowles. with making lhr: largpst monetary Uonat ion tu program. thC' and commended the Wilkesville unil for rPsponSC'. Past niz.C'd Mildrf'CI FowlPr . LouL"-it ' Stpv;ar1. Jean Carr, ud Geraldine Persens . ass isting \~·ith 1hr most par1iC>s. It was notf'd that Mrs. Martin will ront inur a~ _<.;fa it' chairman for another yea r v.:ilh ~rs. CottC'riU as her ueput)' . M rs Hampson norrd :har the dJstrict curren t ly has mcmi".X'rship o fl,I~Jwith 17 goa l >a ions and needs 12.1 morP mPmbt•rs to <:~l ta in goal. She not c'C1 1hat l ~alli}Xllis is 1~ over goal J1 thi s timf', and that in j unior unlt s . LancasiL'r. Wilkl,svillP a nd Middlc[X)rt arP rxr('('(ling goa ls. Thf' rfXI. \.\·hit P and blue awards for ·"~'dal sPn:ict' v..tcrr prcSC'nted this ypa r b:•' Eliza tx-t h You ngtoMrs. Hampson. LotT('('n Snider. Denise Sbannon .•md Dora Shull, all of the Lancas1Pr uni1. fur ou tstandi ng AmPricanism work r·~ il('('n HO\\"('S wa~ r lf'Cird Jl!f'rndtf' to Mrs . Hampson tu thP national r·om·ent ion. M rs. H<1mp-;on gaq• ;;n awarcl to Mrs. Y oung in rn..·o~-,rnitiun nf h('r publi l· r('\Jtions \\.'Ot'k in th l' clistlict :\ ('()mmitt('(' of Thora Gatfwood. LUJTI 'fJI' Srt\dt·l·, Lf·norJ Adkins, ;rnrl FlorPnrf' Hif'hards. all past dt s tn c t prT•sidr•nts. wa s nam('Cf to pn •pa n• ('(JnSI itutiurr and b .' ·- la\\'S for tiH' eli~~ ric t Mr.._, _( ;;.1 U'wood nssistf'd b~· Kath('l:.'n :\.•l f't zgrr. and AnnC' .Juhnsuu ('ondu l·t t'Cl tlw mPmorial st •r'\·it·r fnr c!Prf'asl'd m0mtx'rs . Lori Calendar MONDAY ll \JTL\!\D - All Rurland firf'mcn. junior firrmE'n and firP auxilii.l~' mt>mtx'rs will m('(•t at 1::10 p.m . Monda~' at Rull and 1-'in• Sta t1on to makf' plans tor communir .1· Jul;· irh crll'bration . POMJ<H OY -Sour hPrn Loca l Board of F.du ca tion wiJJ m('{'t Muncla\. .t1 I p.m. in lhP high school raff'rcria . POMF:HOY - 1\pn llmsbar'V Chap lcr l wa!· \Vallon League wilt han· a dinnf'r mN'Iing :\'fonda~ · at I p.m. at the club houst~. State offi('('I'S w ill be> pn'sl'rtl to di.scus:-. a foundation g-rant. POM EROY - IIMigs County .layc£'C's will mf'('t Monday at R p.m. a r .Jayrw Headqua•1er s in PumL•ro~·. All mC'mlx' r s J rf' urgro to <:l llr nd. TUFSDAY POMEROY - The Po mrrov Area Chamber of Commerce will mwr Tu0sday at noon at Veterans Mem orial Hospital. Pr'Pparations w ill be discussed for the Advanture Ga ll0y II Fla lboat vtsit and the Roll er Bruthcrs Circus. All members ar e urged 10 atrrnd . HARRISONV1LLE H arrisonville Senior - Thr• CitizEns will hold a blood prcsSUil' clinic Tuesday fro\" 10 a.m . unl II noon. Meigs girls among participants for 38th Buckeye Girls State Ten Meigs County girb will be among thl' 13(.0 high sehool j uniors from across the .s l" te expected ro altend the :l8th annual session of Buekeve Cirls Stale to be h<>ld .Ju nP 16-23 on ihe campus of A sh.land CoiiPge. The culm ina tion of I he wf'<'k-long workshop in democracy \'l.'iU be the ina uguration rcrpmony to take place on June 20 when the addr ess \<ill be givpn Governor Richard Celes!P. The Honorabl!• Frank D . CPIPbn•zzc, Chid .J ustice of Ohio w ill be pre sid ing at the inaugurat ion fonnal op<'ning at the on .J une 16 ar 7: :lO p.m with .John W. Th(' Dall y Sr nrln f' \ on .l, li or 12 month basts. Crf'dtt w t11 t'H"' l!h'Prl rar riN rarh tland; Ronald H ammond . Pi'ltriot : Vickir H au ldre n, T rresa Hennesy, Paula Lo ng. Julil' Lo\'l'. both of Ga llipoli s; Carm en Ma nurl. .J r nn~· ~7.20 ~ ubscrlbf>rs not df's \rlnR to P<l_\' thr' ra r r iC'r ma y rrm\1 In ad va nrr dirN·I to Chambers. Kimberlv [) avis . both of Gallipolis: Lylcttc Dean. Vinton: Lorrna Dobbins. Bidwell ;· Rebecca Edwards, Long Bottom : Marv Margaret Evans. Rio Grande; Chrisl i Fcll urc. GallipDtis: Dwayne Furgev. Maggie G ilmore, both of T hurm an: .Janice Groggel, Por - shlrr·:. Si!r:l .Ja ~ · m · Rurgr'r. Gallipolis: IPffrP_ \ ' nurnf' tt. Addison ; Scott Thr• PIUC "E."i Daily Kathy Carter. Thurman : Df'lorsp La_vne. Vin ton: GC'nC' L ayl on. Th urman: Linda Lester, Ri o Gra nd e: Convoca tion Ct•ntrr v,riU take placr SIN(it~: ('0 1; \' Grandf'. r;alli;xtlis: ElizJ b<'lh Brown. Chc'- ..... ~1 10 ~ . WI lotte Balding, Americanism chainnan; Elizabeth \'mmg, public relations: and standing, Irene J..etz, children and youth; Eileen Howes, Veterans !\!fairs; Helen llampson, district president ; and Millie Cotterill, community service chairman. PRESIDING OFFICERS A..'ill CIIAIRMEI" Titt'SC officers and chainnen of District 8, American Legion Auxiliary, at the stunmer convention held Thursday in Middleport presented nwnerous service awards. They are left to right, seated, Mary Martin, Department of Ohio, hospital representative; Char· into priva te- business. DALE HILL FORD TRACTOR IF INTERESTED, CALL: 992-2155 BETWEEN 9:00 & 6:00 -----------'-----~·. the Ohio Conference sehool already had other ideas. "That (Kent State decision) was the bigges< mistake I ever made in my career," he sa id . " I had a lot of personal problems - I was going through a divorce at the time- and that was an emotional decision I made without a lot of r ational thought . I have regrr'tted it every day since." From 1956 to 19ffi, Chickerella 's Linden McKinley teams won 20'2 times and lost 57. At Capit al from 1969 to 197ll, he pos<ed a 176-72 record. Scioto Downs Your Farm Equipment Numerous awards in recognition of outstanding service pro jects Rangers 3, A's I Larry Parrish blasted two home ask me to help out then.• as kind of volunteer coach_ But it j ust never happened. This isn't the pertect sit uation. but I didn ' t feel I could pass it up," he said. The Ohio State pro:Juct admits the bigges( mistake he made was accepting the Kent Sta <e head coaching JOb and then turning II down a few days later. He tried lo kcep his Capital post. but of ficials ar natJPI. Joh n Howard SPidenabel. Tonda Seidenabel to Roger L. Starcher, Jacqueline K Starcher. Oil and Gas Minerals, Chester . Harlis E . Frank. Delores Frank to James E. Diddle. Right of Way , Olive . Paul Karr. Rut h Karr to Ja mes E. Diddle, Right of Way, Ches <er. Co ns<ance R. E nslen. Glen Enslen to James E. Dtddle, Right of Way, Sutton. Henry Bahr. EllePn Bahr to .James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Olive. Tim B. Wolf, Donna M. Wolf to James E. Diddle, Ri~ht of Way . Olive. Pennzoil Company to Hartley . Hartley and Hart ley, Inc .. PL L ots 4, 5 and 6, Pomeroy Village. Oli ver I. Michael, deceased, Marion R Michael, Affidavit, Pomerov V illage. Mary Cheat ham <o Village of Pomeroy, Right of Wa y, Pomeroy Village. Lorena Davidson. Nancy Pettit to Village of Pomeroy, Right of Way, Pomeroy Village. Alta Dill to Village of Pomeroy . Righi of Way, P om eroy Village. Carl Qualls to Village of Pomeroy, Right of Way, Pomeroy Village. Audra M. T hompson to VIllage of Pomeroy. Right of Way, Pomeroy Village. Legion Auxiliary groups gather for district meeting in Meigs Hodge Is now 3-2. Angels 2, RAiyals 0 Groff Zahn blanked Kansas City on six h! L~ and Mike Brown and Brian Downing hit run ·scoring singles to lead visiting Calltornia over the Royals. Zahn, 7·3, won his second straight game after missing two starts because of a groin injury. He has allowed oniy one earned run in his last 26 innings. Kansas Cit y rookie Mark Gu blcza, 3-5, took the loss. runs and Pete O'Brien added a solo shot. leading T exas over Oakland behind Charlie Hough's sevenhitter. Hough struck out seven and walked four while Improving his record to 6-6. Oakla nd starter BUI Krueger, 4-2, who allowed four hits and walked seven In six innings, suffered the Joss. Monday, June 11, 1984 Page-S Burns. 2-6. m Meigs County property transfers \ By The Bend relieved Walts. Oneoullater, Miller followed with a triple, his seventh hit in 2'2 pinch-hit appearances. Twins I%, While Sox 5 Tom Brunansky's three-run 00. mer in the first Inning and a seven·run outburst iii the fourth carried rookie Ed Hodge and Mtnnesota over Chicago.The victory snapped Chicago's four-game winning string and ended the Twins· seven·game road losing streak. Brunansky hit the homer, his seventh of the year, off loser Britt Y ankfes 5, Blue Jays 3 Oscar Gamble and Don Ma ttlngly Chickerella back in coaching French ()JX•n Th1· series. Sunday's sweep, coupled with a J-3 loss by second ·place Toronto to :-.lew York, boosted Detroit's lead in the American League East tD seven games over the Blue Jays and ll over third·place Baltimore. Just four days earlier. Detroit led the Blue Jays by just 3\7 games. Before Sunday, the Tigers had lost nine of 15games, but they had 26hits and benefited from sloppy Balli· more base running and defense. In other American League action, Cleveland beat Seattle 3-1 in the opener of a double-header before losing the nightcap 4·3; Boston nipped Milwaukee >-4; Minnesota walloped Chicago 12-5: California blanked Kansas City 2.(), and Texas turned back Oakland 3-1. The Tigers benefited from five Baltimore errors leading to seven unearned runs in the double-header which was played before a crowd of 51,764, the fifth largest regular· season turoou t in Orioles' histof'!. - The Daily Sentinel Brown, former Lt. GovC'rnor and Governor. Stale of Ohio, as rhe keynote speaker. Sunday and Monday w ill tJP spent wHh party ca ucu ses. campaigning and r lecllons with featured speaker s to be Ramona <J. Francrconi and Joy L. Nelson, at torneys . a dinner honoring the Mayor and city offici als of Ashland and Mrs. Robert Heid. first governor of Buckeye Girls State. Thursday's ac<ivil ies will include an evening concert feat uring the Buckeye Girls State Band and Chorus. and on Friday the Buckeye Girls StatP Olympics v.1U be held before the closing address by Norman L. Brunelle, Sr., Freedoms Foundation Teacher Schiarship recipient. Providence celebrates 150 years The t:ilt.h anniversar}' celebra· lion of Providence Rf'gular Mis~lon ­ arv Baptist Association. Inc. will be ~ld at the f'irsl Baptist Chw-ch, Burling1on. Route 4, South Point, Aug. 15- 1~. Th<' R£v. Douglas C. Carter Is pastor of the host church for the convention which will open with a slid<' pres»ntation "Rf'O:embering Providence" on Aug. 15,6:30 p.m . A banquet wtll be h<\ld on Thursday, Aug. 16 at 6 p .m . at the Ramada Inn, South Point. and a feature of the Friday program willl be a pageant at 7 p.m at the church. The Ramada Inn will be headquar ters for the observance. Providence is the oldest Black Association in America. Lula Hampton of Pomeroy Is the public relations chaiiman, Florence Ri· chards, Middleport, the general chalnnan, and the Rev. L.W. Gause, the moderator . . . ,. . .... ,,_. '" •.·• '' Ob I ==: / ·'·' - .-. I I Flt .n :w Juan-. . Also avai lable in Filter 1005 & MenrhoiiOO~. .., Compare our taste. Compare our price. Now you have a choice. If you think your presenllo....- priced rrg;trl'lJc• rl tfcT' s;tt r,;f1 rng t;r,;te. ll'a it unti l vou trY Nc11· Dura L It ' a nd1 blend r>f our qualtlv t ob;tc'cos. so th e !lavor is-co nsr st entlv srnoolh - pack <liter )Xll'k. carton afte r carton. And bcot of all. th-e price 1S cnmpar;1bk to gl'rwric ct.~an•t tcs: We invite y ou to tn a pack todaY. You'll di scon:r will \ew Dora! dart'S ch a llen ge am· ar -] alllow·pnccrl Warning, The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. rig:m·ttl'' onth(' m<~rket. \' ai lahk in limitt·d area-. n11h 14 l'l (j l.il 118 rnq Ill .tlr!W dV pr r i'i iVrt!'lit ' h• I ll lll!•llir·:! �Page-6-- The Daoly Sen tone I Monday, June 11 , 1984 Ohoo Pomeroy-Middleport, Bridal shower given in Meigs REI ffi ~'}; DEGREE ( arol i\nn Morns daughter of :lir and Mrs (arl S Morris of umg Bottom n>ceoved her IMtlwlor of arts degree In ( ~:remomes at Ohio Universtty S,Lturday Shf' wiD hcgm work 111g at Har c ourt Bra(e IO\anuvoch Publishing Com p.un m Modollo•hurg HPoght• CtMOITIIOfiUI- nodYI,.. lin-- .....,.•o ......... ...,. .... • loot-lowno nd \ !! t ( hUtlll t ilt \-lrlltr drl \l r' 1 \ !J t tl ll HI~ 114 1'- I rl th1 t 1 1 . ., ~JII'- 1\1 \Ill r td 1.1 { r u, \J, 1 1~ 1:-- Pr h I 11 t I j ll .., n tll d hit I HI I \I " 1'1 llf r" ( tl I H flll l•( , dl tP•I-.1'1 lrtliH I uluHil \ h l tr rll h1 \1 ,1 \\,tll'ldrr li t ( hurh \],, r-.. \\'- r~ IIHl Ml th od1 s1 \\ ~l S 107 \\I If' 12 r" Mrs \ll o thf't r'<i . 1 prr u nta nd \1r s l < nm l 'on" ctnd 1 f'{ 1 t \ liildti n , nt l \ and tdu\\ S lt:"" C ('I\f'd fiO\t\f'l \ 1 un g l..,l r. w th( 1 \ II H ( olum bu r.; 't s ltl'CI r"l' tnd !\!lt <;; Rm :\lr 111 l! o \ f !l r1 - 1'111\ 1 rl X LI " " JXnt thP \, ,, k Hll h h h m llh f' t :vJ.rs ll t\td Ht l kt !ld !'t llll!\ !J \\ 11111 pr'-1 I I I 1tl \ I' II kl I Mo and mrs Eugene Hanmg and rtonald were Wednesday guests of 1\lr and Mrs Les Frank and Sarah Church honors mothers Beth Jac kiP Rff'd v. us nanwd :\tlorllt r of th0 ) 0" r .nd l{uth l(r" l Daughter of thr l t d.J rt llrt rc ki Srruth v,r11h \lr.., Du rs t Jl thp prano Mrs Pi( kt'Ih md \1r s Sc>\ rr s 5<.:lllg In rPCent mothPr d rugh tr r IJ mqulllll I hrs \ theBiadfOI'dC hullh ofl hJJ't The pupp1. 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Oh. all SPRING SUMM£R CATALOG 34 Mail This Coupon woth Remittance The Dally Sent.nel 111 Court St. 1( 7 fir I ~w )~ 1 1~ 1 r It 1 1 V' h It ' Jor B d I ( I !1 I) ( I h ')) 1 l J ,, r c 2 tl Public Not1ce ll I' Ur cv 114 r!PCP l JPr1 l hf' rl f'v "(' (' nli nown IP(lil ! r- ll (lr; 1 '-,) 1or o. f'<;P u t o r ~ 1J HIII r ' "" nn<; I (I IV 1/1/ "inn riP I Pi! • I A IV',' ./1/ 1"11 t 1 l (lflPl fl j I n~ r t W n; I' " ll(>v Sf f'S J,:. 11 f'f' 11ln "i l 11 J <:. f' • f' 1 \ ! "" 1 ot t1 11, 1/\. " n 1<;1">(1 ( trr W I o n d I\ 1 I j I ~ w lr 1 I '"''> 1 11 I J > I Jl 1 I /! r I"J I ( "' n t ~\ 0[ ~ [I I , n I IU I '1h 1 Jl I l \'\1 t PAT Hill FORD PH . 992-5682 992 2196 Moddleport Ohoo or 992-7121 Wolfe Investigations. Inc. GARAGE Rt 124 Pome10y Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR MIDDLEPORT OHIO 614-992-7626 Also TransmosSJon PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES 1c YOUNG'S I I Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 316 Pome10y OH 45769 SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST - Addons and remodel •ng - Aoolrng and gutter work GUYSVILLE OHIO - Concrll1e work - Plumb ro g and eleCHJc,"jl Au thon ze d John work Deere New Holland Bu sh Hog faom [qu <pment I Free Estrmatesl Dea ler V. C YOUNG Ill For Faster Serv 1ce qq2 6215 o' qn.73t4 Ca ll 614 992 6737 Pomeroy Oh1o Farm Equ1pment Parts & Service I ' Ohto R ulos 1 Of CMI Procedure I I 1 " '' ' ' HOME FOR SALE TRANSFERRED Owner must se ll home fam1ly room ha s 20ft of w1ndows lor pastoral v1ew fln1shed double gara ge fireplace large porch 40 foot deck wood s pr1vacy near Ruyal Oak Park $63 900 Call 614-992 5420 61711 mo ('1...., m ~; onA rs M rv Hobstell er Cterk t-i I I 1 Jt H I r. . , r l AM ~ t ~~ n Jl r wl"' ' 1 I h ' ) ~ '1 ) fl l n)t ~ J " "' Vv I ( I I ' r, \ [) 1--! o I st01age $32 SOU 09 I ( NEW liST! NG - Pomeroy A 2 story otde1 home n _good V'v 1 cond1t on 4 bedroom:, Vc J\ POMEROY, 0 992 2259 NEW LISTING - Moddlepol1 3 ber1room r r~nc n home on a qu1et street cute k tchrn large ut hty room outslt~nd ~~~ Vv t E M a 1n . .,.:.:.lo:Ol;t;0.0...1 - I V'< It I I v M •' 1 DOZER J&F l 1 ( \., 1 I 1 good ' p I I CONTRACTING I "v I ' ( '' ' p '" ' ) II ) 1t " t - Ttrrrd A\e good locallon bath h~eplac e M ' I ( Neal homr m 3 bedrrmm :, $1 7900 DO NEW LISTING - Middleport - Good locat ~n 2 bed oom home 6arage gas I a heat fcncer1 yard rncludes washer DOZER AND BACKHOE BACKHOE WORK RE CLAMATIO N WORK OI L rtELD SE RVI CES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE CONCRETE WORK AL TROMM CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WATER GAS & OIL LIN ES "' J74nl n h f-' 11 , n l 11 '' ' ' ' ,, <"IPTII '" V I I'> ' r ,, ' I 10 P~v e n mu • 1h II\ I i!y !h0u5 Jif dO 1 r Of iJ h fHlr l lor ten per cent of M bid r '"' ' 1tJ to 1r P D rPC1 11 <1<1~> ~ "TliJ'>t arm 1 or; tht r rOO" lnr'l) "i lor 'lt ill l or 'I toon 1! I l'; t \ Pfl lily:-. 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P 5 ~/'J Ot Rf ""' ' j IP P 1 1 n~ Jn(J '" DPc l rc.~ to ons a rp nn I 1 th P I )ppJ rtmP nl of T cl SI.JO d1 U" H hp !! ue of thP DrSlflft D ~I V Orrccto rP<.P. rvr>s 1he I hf' ll P\10 tl 1 To '--'PC I dl\ y mrJ tl h dS c) WA RREN J SMITH lJIH F C TOR AI-'\ 8 1 7 7 3 Public Notoco Jhl ( :-~1 )() ~\ H { oil r 1 Fl lh M "1 11 n w 1 !'"' ul~-'':> l o tt1o _, pr 11 ( 1 r ! vt' ht= n p del pr rn nP 1 1 l r f'ri h~ hw ~~ 1.1 !IP -., r lnrt h n thf bd nr POS J 1111 11 l l• ""1 tor en nrl "Iron 1th wori.._ ~h 1 !1 tor " ' r tonh 1 11 P l r1 1 f1 I r( P S 1 E ]( h ]") r1<1Pf <;h l ll b• If l" Prl 1 I v-. t~ r s h I 1 • I erl rst1 I"J;: c ~ tor a' r I , 1 I r(lfl ! )() ;...:, I sr l 1\ n•w•~ c,h II I • 11 " l ' r f) 1 I 1 k I y p f I \ • ' t \ h<Jrnl n I 1 Ill' 1 J r ~~ tt to 1 I 1! r ll r>l '"' r I\ It ".'V f I tl f ' t ,._, \/ 11 ) ! rl I I <" I It 1 I )II l()l II n I rt b 'l H 1 r I tl We Have lhe lowest Rates 3 15 ttn ld I II Jomoo W Suttle Plaonliff vs West V1rgtn.a Pulp and Peper Company at II Dehtndontw PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS healthy 675 182B Spayed female cat lrtter tramed good mouser affec tr onate to a good home 304 675 5B50 4 kittens after 2 30 304 675 2470 Wtll CustQm Pole Bldgs PH (614) 985 4212 g Garages Roof ng Wor k Alum111um & Vtnyl S1 d1ngs 15 Y e ars E11perumce GREG ROUSH PH 992 7583 0' 992 2282 We Use Von Schrader Equrpment Rec ommended by Lead1ng Carpet Manu .•·• ...____. / ... ~ LOST Small black mare wh1t e on face Man 4 Kemper Hollow Ad area If found call 446 0211 FOUND Yell ow & blue para keet m Plantz Subdrv1s1on Contact Roger Brumfteld Call 446 4033 Found m langsville area male older dog bob tall shaggy long harr black w1th browmsh blond face & legs Please clatm your dog 742 ') I~ CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE 498 Gen Hartmge~ Pkwy M• ddlep01t OH KEN'S APPLIANCE PH 992-2549 SERVICE OPEN MON SAT 10 to 6 All Makes I NEW LISTING - Middleport C L KITCHEN PARTS and SERVICE 5 21 r 1 mo I mo par<•ng $31000 [)() Real Estate General NEW LISTING - l h<' house WHALEY S AUTO PARTS PH 992 7013 you New Chevy Truck (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER Three acres With a nocely constructed concrete block home 26x30 3 bedrooms, one bath 12x15 liVIng room and 24x24 family room Partially carpeted, fuel 011 furnace wrth fac1h· lies for woodbumer 12x15 block storage bu11d1ng 20x30 block g;~rage Right off Rt 248 country setlong. If, m1le east of Chester OhiO (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Down sims equopped With kitchen, hvmg room dlnmg room and den. upstatrs has two bed rooms and one bath. house also has base m!nt Lot SIZe apptox 48'x308' Needs work If mterested contact The Home Nat10nal Bank m Racme 949·2210 should se€' Pomeroy locatron Completely remc deled 1ns de & out New wrrn g & plumbml'. 3 4 bedrooms 2 lull baths pretty krtchcn new furnace central 1r Deck ng $43 900 00 NEW LISTING - Pllltland 2 bedroom home on appro x1 mately I aue lot Knotty prnr pa1.ehng 111 krtchen & dnw1g f ufl basemr.nt r,ood condrl1on Needs lu sell' $2 1500 00 NEW LISTING - Eastem Otstnct - Cutr log honlf' Appro~ 1 acrr lol I bectroom bath k1t che 1 lr'V1ng toorn Range hood ret elet trrc b h heat plus woodburner Hon1e IS 6 yeaiS old G1eat !01 a coup~ or an unu sual etaH or ant que smp located on 1t1am mute $?6000 00 REALTORS HenlY Cleland J• 991 6191 Dollie Tumer 991 5691 Jean Trussell 949 1660 Jo H1ll 985 4466 A rn .• Rll l lOA M L Bud McGHEE Broker Auctton SerYtce Cheryl Lemley Me1gs County AssoCiate Phone 742 3171 Now Accepllng ._gs '" Moo s Co Announcements 3 Announcements FENDER '76 q5 DOORS ' J4q q5 HOODS ' l74q5 BUMPERS 16q q5 GRILL 14 2 50 R SUPPOR T '84 q5 TAILGATE '8500 1 6 q 95 FORD FENDER BUMPER '6q q5 Ah.o Some Cor SWEEPER and sewrng ma chtne reparr parts and supphes P1ck up and delrvery Davrs Va c uum Cleaner one half m1l e up Georges Creek Ad Call 6!4 446 0294 Good t o r a free c up of coffee at The Galley 446 4313 •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •ENO lOAD ER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWER RAIN LINES County Cert1fr ed SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED FREE ESTIMATES 367 7560- 367 767 3 1 l ?R In SUPERIOR SIDING CO. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE V1nyl & Aluminum For all your Wiring need s lurnaces repa1r serv1ce and mstallat1on Res1dentral & CommeTC131 Worked m home area 20 years Ph (61 4\ 843 5425 582 mo pd Vonyl & Alummum SIDING BISSELL WRITESEL ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Sl Dl NG CO. "8eautoful Custom BUilt Garages ' Call for free Sldtnges· ttmates 949· 2801 or 949-2 860 No Sunday Calls '" Spec1al rnt rodu c t 1on offerl Come eat & exerc1sel Um que & co mpl ete wetght los s & exerc1so program Exer c •se c lass $4 00 free lee ture s & foo d sa mples Gallra County Dan ce Stud1o Court St Galllpotrs 9 30 am t o Wanted To Buy We pay cash f o r la te model clean used ca rs J1m Mtnk Chev Ofds Inc 8111 Gene Johnson Wanted to buy used coal &. wood heat ers Swam Furnt ture 446 3159 3rd & Ol1ve St Gall1polis Oh Tobacco poundage Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Wmdows 949-2263 J 2 lin S1tuatoons Wanted There ts ll vacancy for an eldArly person m Hames Boardmg H ome Pomeroy Ca ll 992 6022 lawn Mowrn g & Tnmm1ng Aeltable and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614 256 6251 after 5 30 Roofrng and gutter work metal work hou se pa1ntrng carpe nter work Exc ref Free esttmates Ca ll 44 6 Buytng d aily gold srlver co 1n s nng s Jewelry stell1ng ware old cor n s larg e cur rene~ Top prtces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Mrddl eport Oh 614 992 General Hauhng For sa le L1me st one fill d1rt and top s01l Call Call 614 256 Parntrng rntenor & ex terror eMp profess1onal work low pnce Call 446 6595 lc Water wells dnlled & ser v1ced Free est 1mates Call 614 992 5006oo6t4 742 3147 446 7142 6885 0' Cash pa•d for fancy 1ron or heavy u on beds S 160 and up f or certatn Me1gs Co stone tars Old ume c up board ca ll 1 J04 8 82 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds rron wood cupboards cha rr s c he s t s baskets d1 s hes stone Jars ant1ques gold and sliver Wtttc M D M1ller R1 2 Pomeroy Ohro 45769 o r c all 614 992 7760 Employmen1 Services 614 992 R eltabl e pers o n l ookrng for persmr ss 1on to hunt deer th1s fall 1n Ohm Woul d help land owner pay property taxes for permiSSIOn to hunt C11 ll 513 831 8431 after 6 p m Wanted est1mates for plac •ng cedmg fan s m Syracuse Presbyt e nan Church Con tact Bob Htudfm at 614 992 3425 4 11 Would hk e to babys1t days Pornt Pleasant area Refer ences 3 04 675 736J please call before 5 00 G1ve awey a found male do9 large bob ta1led shaggy long black wtth brownrsh hatr blond face & legs Pretty make a mce pe1 Call 614 742 2B30 Homes for Sale Hom emak e r s Dream! No e~epe rt e n ce needed to earn 25% commiSS IOn demon stratrn g tn fnends homes You cont rol hour s and m come Absolutely no rnv es t m ent l Also booktng parttes Call 446 1270 or wrrte Tov Plan Johnstown PA To g1voeway 3 pupp1es 6 wks old h msh setter black wrth long ha1r Call Addrflonal BaMball Sotball Umpues are need ed for summer league play Apply 1mmedtately at The Gathpo Irs Parks and R ec reat1on Dept 518 Second Ave Call 446 1789 e~et 2 4 Government Job s S16 659 $60 553 year Now hmng your area Call Ext 21 Busmess Opportumty NOTICE • THE OH IO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO reco mm ends that you do bus1ness wrth people you know and NOT to send money through the ma1l unt 1l you have tnvesh gated the offe rrng SNAP ON TOOLS Int e r ested m owmng your own busrness and bemg tnde pend ent ? Ex1stmg dealer shtp ava1lable m M e•g and Gall1a Count1es No fee Inv entory rnv est m ent re qurred Buy back guarantee Ab ove ave r age 1ncome Complete company tuumng Call Vern Roe 1 800 582 7497 or Gene $chroer 1 614 687 4708 One acre l ot w rth large ground pool torn lm er and partrally frn1shed base ment For 1nfor matron call 1n REAl CUTE HOME smnll yard at a real barga1n prrce Mrddleport 6 1 4 992 6941 $2 000 down take o ver S3 1 5 mo payme nt taKe!! & msurancld mduded 3 bdr ranch full basement wood burner c1ty !!r.hool loc ated 1n Plantz Subd rvi Si u n S24 400 balan c e Call 446 A Person to hve m wrth elderly lady 304 896 3846 6 mo old hound type male puppy verv fnondly 304 675 4216 26660 40 A house barn tob bas e mostly pastur e p o nd fenced Call 446 23 7 1 fm appomtment 3 bdr 1 't ? baths let rag e rooms f1rep l a ce woo d floors n e w carp e t 1n q fenced yard rn town near shopprng & schools owner m ovmg 5 39 900 C all 446 7905 Redu ced 2 !!t o ry 3 BR fenced yard 2 car garage separate entran c e 15 V1n ton Glp!! 529 900 C all 446 208 1 n1ghts House for Sa le by own er 4 BR house on lower A1ver Rd 3 mrles south of tow n Woodburnmg fireplac e gar a~e bctsement n ew fur nac e and roof over l oo~rn~ the Oh1o A1ver Ca ll daytrme 446 1615 n1 g ft 446 Reduced 2 story 3 bdr 2 c ar garage fenced yard separate entrance 1 5 Vrn ton Gallipolis 446 2081 nrght s S29 900 Beauttful remodel ed coun t ry home knottv prne 1nter1or 3 bedroom s 1 I? baths larg e closets lar ge l1 v rng room porch beautiful r1verv1 e w full basement With shower & t01let Heated attac hed gar age bulldrnqs ca rp ort garden & orchard mobtle home h oo kup 4 m1le ahovf! Eu r eka Dam At 7 Call 614 256 6656 Br•ck home for sa le 3 bdr 2 full baths 2 c ar garage located on 0 J Wh1te Art Cal 446 3493 Small farm for salf! on 8 acre s house barn out bUIIdmg and tobacc o base Wrth a down paymf!nt pos srbte land contact C<t11614 256 6663 Own e r transferr ed must sell bP.autrful 3 bedrm br1 ck home F~replace deck woods prrvacy sunsh one S63 900 C1ll 614 992 5420 8 yrs old 3 b edrm 2 bath s fam1ly room w th wood burner S1ngle c ar g ara~e o n 8 fl at acres wtth stocked pond C1ty water m Rac'1ne Ca ll 6 t4 949 2641 22 Money to Loan LOANS FIXED RAT ES B e low market rates Fut ed conventional FHA VA Leader M ortgage Athens colle ct 614 592 3061 23 ProfesSional Servtces Help Wanted expenenced sales clerk part time only! Hours must be flextble send resume 10 Bo..: S 11 rn care of P1 Pleasant Register 200 Matn St Pt Pleasant WV 1 bedroom home n City good cond 1t 1o n l;ugf! slor aqe b01ldrng iind small ga rd en spac e S13 500 C all 446 3150 2513 1 BOO 24 t 2294 HOME Professr o nal ElectrolysiS Clime Probe Type Electroly SIS AMA approved FDA s. FCC Doctor referrals 304 675 666B Country se11mg rn Rutland Go od 3 bedroom home near 1 acre S25 000 Call 614 992 6577 A utland 10 room s on 47x150 lot North Mam $ 4995 Needs work but lots of poss1bd111es Call 216 394 6741 or wnte Box 723 Pomeroy OH 45769 Is 8th hous e from corner oi Salem on west srde Make an offer FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUYIII 14ft w1de three bedroom bath and ha lf moh1le home s1ttrng on mce lot ready to move mto S225 OOd o wn S225 OOper month 304 576 2711 3 bedroom Ran c h on Rt 160 $38 500 00 9 per cent assumabl e loan s call 304 675 7746 or 675 21B3 32 Mobole Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL lTV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GAlliPOLIS AT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 1965 12x60 mobtle hom& u nfurn•sh ed $3 900 Call 446 1340 1979 3 bdr mob1le home on '12 acre lo t well shaded Must sell bo th t o g ether Call 614 38B 9957 14x70 1974 one & half ba t h 3 bdr t o tal el ectriC go od cond s a 900 C all 446 0175 14.-;65 19 73 2 b dr S7 900 1 2x60 2 bdr 1969 S4 900 Both g oo d c on d C all 446 017 5 1 973 1 2K 60 r e m o d e led tra1l e r new c arpet do or s pl um b nq ele ctr rc A C C all 446 022 1 1979 14 x 7 0 3 BR 2 lull bath s on 441 ac r e w elt shaded l o t Call 614 388 9957 af ter 5 PM 1984 C layton 24x40 3 bdr 2 b ath ex tr a 1nsula tmn spec ral prrce s 1 9 995 Fren c h C1ty M obd e H o me 446 9340 7 room house 4 lots on Rt 62 c enter of Eleanor Ptt ced for qu1 ck sate b y owner 304 586 3572 Seven yedr o ld home bedrooms garden 2605 L1ncoln Av e 8 assu mable loAn 3 04 three Pr1 ced r P. du c ed 1984 Rec1 m on 14.-:70 2bdr 1 1 ?bath a r eal bargar n S 14 995 Fren c h C 1ty Mobdf! H o me 446 9 340 ~ pot ~ p et 675 5047 33 Fo r cafe or trad f! 2 n bed room all modern h o u se w rth bath attached garage v my! steel alumn Sell or trade for 2 or 3 bedroom trculer and l and 304 882 3590 Plrny WV 250 oc reworkrng tarm vvrth n1 cc 3 b ed1 00m home Call f or more detarl s 345 5095 ERA Mallory Group Asso c ------ Farms for Sale 813 665 t232 6 rooms basement d o ub le garage 1 & one thrrd a cre lot Rose H1ll Pomeroy S32 900 Cdll 1 6 14 678 Atlanta Corp seekmg an oggressstve mvostor to buy 1ts servrce eq Uipment Ac coun1s co nsrs t of h1gh qual rty reta1l storess mcludmg cha ms M1n1mum cash m vestment S 18 000 Excep t1onot tax shelter For details ca ll Charles K ennedy Mon or Tues only 9 to 6 992 7715 2 female hamsters, 1 female parakoot 304 896 3082 Homes for Sale Fo r sale by owner Claren ce Htll lmmedtate poU&tiSIOn pnce negottabler or owner wtll help fmance B 1 l evel m Rustle H1ll s Syrac use Oh10 2 full bath s 3 bedrooms fllmrly room w1th frreptace splfal sta1r case ltv•ng room drn rng room k1t c hen wrth dtshwasher & garbage d1s posat cham hnk f en ce 16x 12 barn for storage Insulated Call 614 247 4134 By owner three bedroom A s h t on W Va a1 e a S41 500 00 304 5 76 2535 O lder ho me three bedroom new srdmg newly remo del e d lrvmg room 304 6 75 5854 N ew lrstrng movmg n eed to sell 3 hP.dr o om 2 full baths Meadowbr ook addn 8 1 per cent assumable loan l ot s of el( tras pn r. ed 60 s 304 675 6425 For ren t or sal e 3 bed roo m hous e w1 ll tak t! lalld co n t rac t 304 895 3516 As sumable 8 p er c P.nt loan payme n t s S 3 14 01 m ont h 3 hP. dt.!loms 1nrgc lotchen dm1ng and hvo ng ro o m C a rport <tnd storag e ar e.t l arge to t 3 04 6 75 3030 or 675 3431 Ne w H nvP.n M rH n St 5 room s ba1h basement doub le ~nrag e new f urnac e carp e ted S28 000 30 4 675 2B4 7 Nr ce home on coun try near m.nes full basement eel Iars 2 bedrooms 12 acres rn langsville S29 000 Call 6t4 742 2261 Baum Add1t1on 3 bedrm brtck 1 '11 baths full base ment tam1ly room CArport patto a c $57 000 ad JOtntng ~~~ nero lot nvarlabiR Coli 614 985 4201 1 2 m1les from Pomeroy outst and1ng B s1ded home wtth 9 acres 3 bedrooms 2 baths 3 stdes decked Full basement & bern Total prtvacy tor $50 000 Call 614 985 3575 35 lots & Acreage 3 5 ac r e home s1t es n ear At 35 at R o dney 3 m1 fr o m Holzer Ho s p1tal Call 446 8 221 Surv eyed lo t w 1th w alt:! ! K. electrr c hookup~ appr u11. a m qu1c1 subdiVISIOn near Rodnf!y 2 m1 hom Ho lz er M ed 1c al C ent er C<1ll 44 6 1380 4 a<.: rt! lu t r e stro c ed 2 m d e I r o m Galilp o l s & H o i2P. r Redu ce d t o S 10 60 0 C all 446 3485 l o t s P, ncr eag e m Ra c•ne Call 614 9 49 25 71 or 9 4 9 2686 Rt 35 & K <ln<J wht~ Rov e r fr on ta ge 1 ncre $1 0 000 (a ll Fi1 4 992 5264 1 Q;o:50 trad e• on lfuq ~ woodP.d tot 7 m1le " bel oVIJ Gall1po l rs o n Racoon S10 99 5 30 4 6 75 6 448 Rentals 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 41 D1sp l ay Sc hult z m o dule~r 24:o:48 3 bdr 2 ba th alum stdmg 2 x6 wall s Mu st sell Fren c h C11y Mobrte Home 446 9 340 D1 o; plfly Skylrn e 28 x64 3 bdr 2 ba th fam1ly rnnn olum srd1ng 2x6 wall s p r1 ce d reduced Fren c h C 1'1' M o b de H ome 446 ~340 32 h o u se trarl er $ 950 C nll 446 928 3 1 2x60 Detro1t e r 2 b g por c hes underpm n ng C a ll 614 256 1317 379 2552 loca l Busmess For Sale B06 687 6000 4562 31 3 bdr house lg lot fe nc ed n yard S16 500 w1ll consrder land contract Clal 614 s Goveaway 2502 Financial Help Wanted 15904 Pupptes 1 brown & black male 1 wh1te female Both 2 morlths old Call 614 992 Real Estate 1244 3476 pm No oblrgat1ons For more rnform at1on ca ll 614 D1sc Jockey serv1ce ctnd ltght show Pr o fessr o nal equrpment Commerci al or prrvate weddrng receptrons part1es etc Ca ll 446 6595 3 t 71 Call tO 30amS.7 30pmtoB 30 Free £sttmates EUGENE LONG Call 742 -3195 Or 992·5875 ' Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofmg of all Types Expertenced serv1ce man on Heat1ng & Alf Condrtron1ng Wflte Box P '" care P1 Pleasant Reg1ster 200 Ma1n St Pt Pleasant WV 25550 1427 CHESHIRE OHIO F en der ~ A11adable Ca11412 833 4175 446 9777 H o ly Land tour spec1al $898 Make you reservations now Expenenccd tour ho st Call p11vate FOR SAlE 985-3561 & dryer I< replace $29 900 00 Ntce older horne ~er, neat well marntarned new SJX)Uitng soll1tl F~ heat 1 hetllooms front por ch lull IJcse mf'nt Au ct ron every Frr n1ght at the Hartiord Comnrunrtv Center Truckload s of new merchandrse every week Consrgments of new and used merchandise always welcome Archard Reynolds Au c troneer 304 275 446 3672 PERSONALIZED POOLS FashiOn Reta •l Sales We are grow1ng 1n the Gall1polts area & need you rf you are a career or1ented self mot1vated dedrcated re sponsrble mdtvtdual who loves work1ng w1th the pub Ire Posrt10ns ava1lable full time store manager part trme sa les assocrates Send resume wrth salctry h1story to Gmza 224 Allenberry Ctr cle Ptttsburg Pa 1 5234 18 Wanted to Do ~'"'JC· Closed ThUISday s PIANO TUNING lower prtced r e gular t u nrngs d 1scounts to Sen1or C1t1.tellS C hurches & Schools Ward s Keyboard 304 675 3824 8002 Auctron every Tuesday ntght Pt Pleasant WVa Auct Lonn re Neal Youth Center Bldg Camden St 9 Serv1ces 614 742 2951 Help Wanted Public Sale & Auctoon 8 Yard sal e mov1ng sale Thursday June 12 9 4 K & K Tra1ler Park Sewmg ma P1ano Tunrng and Repa1r Bruntcatdl Mustc Co 446 1------------~ 06B7 Skill and rntegr1ty our tradema rk Lane Danrel s 2B30 ·1. Ill W 2nd St Pometoy DH Open 9 00 to 5 00 b 6 I mo 2 famtly Tues & Wed 12 & 13th across from Bradbury School at the Boyer res Clothtng for everyon e Ra1n cancels As ststant Orgamst needed at Grace Eprscopal Church 3069 I fac turers FREE ESTIMATES !I Ill Open May 21st -~-1' Yard sa le 166 Roush Dr New Haven June 11 & 1 2 9 to 4 Many •terns 11 Lost and Found lns1de movrng sale Mon and Tues 128 S Park Dr 10 30 till 7 ~~~~~~~~~~::::::::1 23 Professional 614 992 2649 Gentle stray dog needs lovmg home Black brown beagle Good watch dog good w1th c h1ldren 304 Yard Sale 166 Roush Onve New Haven June 11 and 12 9 00 4 00 Many rtems chme couch toy s house hold goods clothmg all Slles Jeans lbrand name) mtsc Pomeroy Mtddleport & Vlclmty Thoroughbred male German Shepard to g 1ve to a good home good watchdog Ca ll Rt ck Pearson Auct1oneer Serv1ce Estate Farm An t1que & l1qutdahon sales ltcensed & bonded tn Ohr o & WVa 304 773 5785 or TOM'S SHOE REPAIR 35185 Oak Hlll Road long Bottom OH 45743 In surance Work •W11shers •Drshwa sher s •R anges •A efrt ge r a tors •Dry ers •Freezers Real Estate General IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Remodeltng " 1 P llr 1 I" [ IJ{ I FJlil IV Tr 1t th ' f I 11onn 1 r 0 SNll I \1 r 1nr _,1 t"\f'(j 1 rnq II I 11 t • 1 11 t l " New Hom es - Extenstve - .... ,, ' I[ t I 1n blue eyed wh1te cute 614 367 7t01 742-2328 JIM CliFFORD PH 992·7201 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE 1,_. D p wet~k old k•ttens 12 ne phlnr ll ood NEW LISTING - M1ddlepo11 H 1 Pl• ROUSH CONSTRUCTION l $38 900 00 I I \ 6 Yard Sa te D1rt brke m1sc 1st house near Holly Bros Contruct•on Rodney Frt Sat M on lues Av e 30 4 675 3652 baths storm wu1 dow:. & door \ n g I a hrat lull hilo;r ment Jl f)h n 111 I I I v (j 1 II m n V'J I V'J I vv I ,, ' I 1\.1 1/V I1 I V'r [ 1 I c( v\ M 1 ll \'I 1\/l 1 '' ' I' An Orchnance to E S1abhsh the positron of Park ActiVIty and Matntenance D1rector Be 11 ord~;uned by the Council of the V1llage of Mrddteport as follows ') [ M" ' ,.,. ORDINANCE NO 1146 84 I M r 1 l 1 ' "' ' I II ( 608 ' •• I 379 2674 304 773 9185 ' ,, c, I I, 614 Black and tan Temor name Dutchess wearrng a red collar w1th green tag last see n at 2401 Mt Vernon ,, 1 Ask fOJ Sue Fraz1ers Bottom Flea Mark et Every weekend U S 35 Fraz1ers Bonom WVa 25082 Dealers Wei come Don Fraz1er Operator ~04 755 2779 Call 614 992 3968 BOGGS CARPENTER SERVICE /H 1lv 1V'V \v I I'd Roger Hysell lowe~ '1 1W RADIATOR SERVICE We can repatr and re core radtators and heater cores We can also ac1d botl and rod out radtators We also repa1r Gas Tanks We r1 l1~e to mtrodu ce you to [ngag e A Ca r the modern way to dnve t he veh1cle of your ch o r.e No Oown Payment " " ~v· n~ ~ K1ttens 6 "' t ._ n! 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H tbl 4 Stzes from 6 x6 Up to 24'x36 Insulated Dog Houses • 1 3 coon dogs 1 regrstered Call 614 367 0246 •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Public Notice Real Estate General un $2 75 fo• each pottem •dd 504 tor each panern too postal' ond handhn&- Send to: Rt I Long Bottom :~~~ '' J h V\ 01 17 ~"'o ao t 1 1 1 wh I I (' ' number d u s.t~d You II get better resul ~ ---+--l~..:...+---'-4--; tf you descrtbe tull.,. g1ve prrce The Sent , ~ I 7 8 ' t { rh ltlO I (" I I I I I 16 11:1 • l 00 On o " ' " ' " o A nest I 1 1 V\,11 h l I j l) f 1• 1 I ' 1 phone 1 • "'"'d' PH - 985 4266 d ! I n(II'T\ li! ~7 M l ( j n l t 1\ I ~~ ~~ ' l/l;r~ I Hal f L• "" I I n f! 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UCIIT"\I.II ..oeh "'I:J.A"'- 11 ..... ,_, • ...,.,., )An....,.,._,., 4 ------------.,-------------.-----------~ FISHING REEL REPAIR The Daoly Sentmei-Page-7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Oh1o Business Services Wtitl Dllllr Stftt111el Clullf1ed Otpt Ill Court St Pollltray Otuo 4576!!1 mmls Laurel Cliff news notes 1 PHONE 992-2156 Or A brodal shower was held recently honorong Beth Han bnde-elect of Greg 0 Bt ten, at the F~rst Baptist Church soctal room m fuocine The pany ws hosted by Bever!} Cunnongham and Lorna Hart A blue and peach color scheme was used Games were played with prizes goong to Clara Mae Sargent and Martha Lou Beegle Door prize went to Robm Manuel A two- ttered cake decorated m blue and peach flowers and topped w1th muuature umbrellas was_ served along woth punch nuts and Monday, June 11, 1984 Ven tura 10.::50 2 h cl r on e t h rd acre lot rural w a ter rlouble sr1e septrc syst em part all y I rm shed approx 1000 f1 fr o m Eureka lock s & dam A skmg 5 7 0 00 C all 6 14 256 9366 -----·-Cl os mg O u t Trm l er Re nt a l Busrnes s Had 2 2 ONlY 6 S1les 10x50 & L E FT 12K52 2 bedr o om fur nrshed A comfortable home fo r a Lo w Pnc e Brown s Trailer Pn rk M1nersv il te Ohro Call614 992 3324 Hou se !rAiler 8x40 2 bed ro o m furnrshed Good 8 tt by 31 ft nwnrng S2 500 No Sunrl~ty r all s ca ll 614 992 3540 ----Near RAe m e rn c ountry 3 1 acre s w 1th 14• 70 mobrl e home 2 bed r o o m 2 bat h centra l arr porches & 12x16 barn Call afte1 6 00 p m 6 14 B43 5 240 Tra1ler on l arg e woode d lo1 BOAT RAMP and doc k spac e Ca ll 5 8 evP.nmg s 3 04 675 6448 Term s 1981 Hollyparl! 14x70 ex c cond 1 2 x8 deck underp e nn1ng and larg e room arr cond .nc luded 304 895 3 8 95 3600 o r 895 Sal e o r rent 14 x70 all el ec tn c thre e bedr o om tra 1ler 12K28 room bwlt on ex c cond partly furn1 shed acre land Jerrys Run Road Apt lle Grove W Va 304 675 2356 1972 D a rtan 54 500 00 3328 1 2x60 304 882 1980 Holly Park 14x70 2 bedroom 1 'h baths total ele c tnc central a1r cond dr s hw as h er por c h w1th awnrng tmdP.rpenn•ng st a r a ~e burldrng 304 675 2604 Campers hardtop sleeps 6 self contomed good cond $800 304 675 5115 after 5 p m Hou s e s f o r Rent Small tl o u s1 fu n osh e d downtown s•n g lt: person pre1errpd n o ~ets S175 ut1l1tre s Ca ll 446 9283 Ver v n 1ce 2 bdr ch p ie~ hou se comple t e ly f u r n Maon S t C tws hr re No 111 S1d e p ets Cnll 6 t 4 24 5 58tB For rent 0 1 f o r !>a le 3 lalr hou se n R1 o G rand e gon d IOCil 110 n S1 75 m o Or Will sf> l l on la ncl co ntra ct $ 17 5 00 wrth S 1 0 00 down a t 9 ~~ Inter es t Ca ll 44 6 0 1 57 J nck N e 1l 4 be droo m h ouse l ncoln Holl $ 30 0 Dep & ref c.l 11 614 99 ~ 2 81 5 Of 9 9 2 236 2 Po m eroy 2 b ed ro om h o u se for r ent ba th ba~w m e nt ottlc for stor 1q 1 c upeted no pe t s S2 00 d er os rt rc qu 1r ed Ret erP n r: es C all 6t 4 992 3054 2 bf!dr oom u nhu n she d $1 50 m o ntt plu s utll t res and dep o s 1t 30 4 67 5 6544 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent 2 b ctr tr <l ll l--'r fully t Jf 1 " h r>rl goo rllo r ;'llo o n S P C rh p r • ll C al l 446 8558 2 hd1 m o brl e ho111 e fwn 111 elec t ti C adult s on ly 110 p Pis C all 614 3 6 7 7 4 3 8 M o b! h! h o m P. !Qr n nt Rf' f & D ep C i!l 446 0508 or 446 1 Fi 09 14K 7 0 total r>lf'(.! w~ 1ro ll er on pro v liP lot l bdr co m p i• t tdy I u r n sh r>rl 111 ctudrnq w <J shc • & dr yrr d ep req u u~ d S /O(J mo plu s utlrll es Ciill 61 4 2 5 6 139 3 Fully h rn1 shed A C 2 hdr ad u lt s o nl y C al l 44 6 4 110 M o b le h o m e f u rnr shed A C •deal tor 1 o r 2 m f! n beautoful r1verv oew Fos 1ers Tratler P 1rh C all 446 1602 Tra1ler .:J vatlab l e Jurw 25 PIPa san1 Hrlls Sc ho ol Ad C all 614 3 79 2 659 2 bd r h o u se tr a der fo r rent porter ar ea plenty o f sh ade mce b1g o1 Ca ll 614 367 7101 Unfu rnr shed m o brle ho m e 1 1 mtle p ast HMC smtable tor one pe r so n C all 446 4369 m 675 9760 �1he Daily Ohio Page-8-The Daily Sentinel 42 Mobile Homes for Rent They'll Do It Every Time 54 Misc. Merchandise sewer pa•d $225 . adults Ref. & dep. required . Call 446-3671 2 bdr m ob ile home for rent . THE nK> ~t.-ESTATEI<S TA£1< ~~s Ol'*ll ~E -- ­ SOLe> 2 HOTIOLS, !5 FAC'IOI>IES AN' A SI«JPPING MALL SO f'AI> I Ca ll 446 - 1052 . 2 bdr trailer 5 min . from HM C or town water & trash pa •d Ref roquired Call 446 -406 3 1 2x60 2 bedroom mobile ho m e, partly furnished . Ra - cme area 58 58 Ca ll 614-992 - 8UT t:JON7 lor ro MAKE WITH 'CEI'ITS·-- 1 0 Jt50 2 bedroom mobile ho m e Cal l 614 949 -2424 Tritii OI ren t , cl o se MHEIZ MAIPS CGIWNI;;! IT'S VOIIFI TUFIN 1b PLfT A NICI<E-1.. IN ... l C>IC> f1 LAST TIM ~ ! to 2 Be Llruu m trai ler f or rent . u rdurn1s h ed 614 - 367 · 7 14 8 2 bed room mob•le home . ctdults only Fo r sale or rent C all 614 -992 -2598 ------- '2 bedroom t ra iler - - 45 c h1l d ac cepted 304 - 675 - 10 76 M u Ud e home be d • oo m . for rent furmshed . 2 For rent Sleep1ng Rooms and l ight house kee ping roo m s Park Central Hotel Ca ll 614 - 446 -0756 . air c ond ad ults only, no pt:!ts . S 1 50 0 0 mo nth . NeW Haven 304 -882 - 2466 Apartment lor Rent 44 Furn1shed Rooms k1tchen lur ru:; he d . co uple on e small 46 Space for Rent Ofl ice space 5 rm suite. large reception area & 3 or 4 pri vate offices . Call 446 · 51 Hous ehold Goods livmg roo m suite , co uch . 2 chai r s. coffee tab le Ph one 304 -773 5846 Simmons hide-a -b ed sofa . eJitra good co nd1t1on . An tiqu e. oak flat top desk. 36imc60in Ret mi shed 304· 882 -261 2 Used full s1ze mattress and springs. 540 .00 304 · 675 - 5646 . 3643 ESTATES A PA RTMENTS (E q u al Hous 111y Opportun i ty) has one and two bedroom s. rent ~ t art1 ng at S 157 for one be droom and $ 193 per mo•1th for two bedroom, wnh S.200 depos it located ne M Foodland and Spring Va lley Plaza . pool and TV ant Ca ll 446 -2745 or leave message JACKS ON J bdr unlurn garag e ap1 . $25 0 plu s deposit Call 446 3786 Furn1sh ed apr 919 2nd , Gall 1pol•s S 175 M en on ly Call 446 -44 16 after 7PM 2 bdr apts . new ly dec . dl ll1t1e s pa rtly pa1d. S1 45 mo Co li 675 5 104 or 675 - 5386 - - - - - - -- - remode led 2 bdr .. equ1pped !otchen . centra l cur . S250 821 '·1 Second Ave . Ga11qJol•s Call 446 N e~Ao ly 2 158 Furn1shed Apt . 920 4th . Gr.lhpol•s S225 Ut1lities pa1d Adults , 1 bdr Cal l 446 4416 aher 7PM 2 bd1 apt . unfurnished , With fi)IC~ I I•:mt Vll:IW. down town area . 5225 Call 446 - 3643 Trai ler lot on Upper Rt 7 . S65 mo 367 -0232 or 446 · 4265 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park . Rou t e 33. No rth of Pomeroy . large l ots . Call 6 14-992 -7479 Merchandise 51 4 roo ms & ba th. unfurn 1shed pat u1il it 1es paid. adult s on ly no pets Call 446 3437 or 446 - 3 111 :.Jnf urnished 2 bd r in Crown C1 tv Ca ll 614 -256 -6520 2 bd1 unfunHshed . e .. tr a n•c e. 2 m1 o ut on At 588. s 2 00 mo .. adult s only Cal l 4 46 · 2300 1 hod room Apt S19 6 mo 1n c lud mg u1 ilit 1es Equa l Hous 1ng Opportun•ty Cont act V• llag e M ;m or Ap ts 6 14 ·992 7787 A1 vers1de Apt s Mid d leport Specu1! ra t es t or Sen 101 C Jtlt en s S 1 30 EquaiHous lnq Op p o rtunit ieS 61 4 - 992 7721 1 & 2 bedroom l urn1s hed apts Ca ll614 992 5434 or 992 5914 o r 304 8 82 2566 Furnishe d 1 & 2 bed roo m apart me n ts . Mi ddle port A.rlult s no pets. secu r~ty Jepo s•t Ca ll 614 !=l92 3874 Apartmf!nt m Pome• ov. 3 rooms & hath Ca ll 614 - 992 -5621 1 bedro om apartment . par tial ly furntsh ed . & 2 bed · r oorn apartment l or 1ent Both newly decorated S225 mth Deposit & refer ent.es requ•r ed 614 · 992 · 2815 or 99 2 · 2362 APAR TMENT S . m o bd e ho mes . houses Pt Pleasant an d Gallipolis 614 · 446 - 8221 SWA IN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliv e St. , Gallipoli s. N ew & used wood & coal stoves. 6 p1P.Ce wood li ving room su ite with 6 inch fl at arm s S399 . bunk beds comp lete with bunkies $ 19 9. 2 pi ece antron livingroom suit es S199. antron recliners S99. oth er recliners sao, m aple dinett e sets $ 179. box spri ngs & mattress twin or full S 100 set regular -fi rm 512 0 . maple dinette cha irs $35 . wash stands S34, maple rockers S59 . 7 pie ce chrome dinette set S149. 5 piece dinette se t S99, used be droom suites. reftig era · tor s, ranges, chest, dresse rs. wringer washer s, TV 's . dry ers. & shoes Call 6 14 - 446 - lAYNE 'S FURNITUR E Sofa. chair , rocke r. otto ma n. 3 tables . (elllttR heavy by Fronti er ). S685. Sofa , cha1r and loveseat. S275 So fas and cha irs priced from 5285 to S895 . Tables. S45 il nd up to 5 125 Hide-abeds. S440 and up to S525 . R ecl iners . S1 75 . to S375 . lamp s from S28 . 10 S 75 5 pc di nettes from 5 99 , t o 4 35 7 pc . S189 an d up Wood table with six chair s 5425 t o S7 45 Desk 51 10 up to 5225 . Hutc hes. S550 and up . ma pl e or pin e fi nish Bu nk bed co mplete with m attr es ses, $250 . and up 10 S395 Baby beds . S1 10 Mattresses or bo .. sprm gs . full or 1w1 n. S58 .. f irm . S68 and S78 Queen se t s. 5 1 95 4 dr ch ests, S42 5 d r ches t s. S5 4 Bed fr ames . 520 and 52 5 .. 10 gu n Gu n cab•nets . 5350 Gas or elec tr ic ronges S375 . Baby matt resses . $25 & S35. bed frames S20 , S25 . & S30 . kin~ h ame S50 . Good selec tion of bedr oom su •t es . ceda r c h es ts . roc il e• s . meta l cabi net s. sw•vel rocker s U se d Furn 1ture ·· C ha11s . dn,tfHS and TV ' s 3 m iles out Bulavil le Rd Open 9am t o 6pm , M on 1hru Fri . 9am 10 5pm , Sat 614 -446 -0322 TV & Applian ces . 627 Third Ave .. Ga llipolis, 61 4 · 446 1 699 . Sp1n washers . gas & P lectri c dry ers. au t o washers . gas & elec tric ran ges. refr~gerat o rs . TV se ts GOOD USED APPliANCES Washers. drye rs. ref rig era tors. ranges Skaggs Ap · phan ces. Upper River Ad beside Stone Crest Motel 614 -446 -7398 rWIN RI VERS TOWER Apartme n ts now available to elderly & d •sabled with an tn co me of less than S 1 2 . 300 . Renting f or 30 per ce nt of adjusted mcome Phone 304 -675 -6679 Why pay mor e Trade Center FurniturA Ou t let. At . 7 , Kanauga . Oh Open 9 -7PM Nice 1 and 2 bedr oom unfurnished apartments . 30 4 -675 · 2218 be f ore 6 1 bed with mattress and sprmgs $75. 1 cou ch and chair S45 . 1 TV 525 . Call Freezer . 23 cu ft. Gib!!lon Upright . 5200 . Call 614 - 245 -5032 pm 446 -1243 In Middlepo rt , 2 room effi cien cy ap t utilities pa 1d . Carpet f or rentals for S3 99 sq . yd . Ca ll 614 -992 -6 1 73 1-304-882 -2566 EJI(c nice f irst floor o ne bedroom apt Washer dryer hookup . stove and ref . fur nished . Off !!ltreet parking , quiet neighbo rhoo d. 304 - 675 - 1962 0' 446-1615 . - - - - - - - -lc Cherry Dining room sui t , drop leaf table with 21eaves. e)(t ends 10 1 02 in .. buffet , 4 c hairs with padded seats, S325 . Ca ll after 5 p. m 992 -5164 . Gatl !!ltove. 835, 3 1amps, 87 . Calf 992 -7453 . 45 Furnished Room s Avocado Gas range . 930 Calf 992 -7D30 Sleeping room $115 . ties paid . Share bath , only . Range & refrig . 2nd . Ave.. Gallipolis . 446 - 4416 after 7 PM . utili male 919 Call 54 Mi sc . Mercha ndise Xer ox 2600 copier . 4 years old Exce ii Ant co ndition Send inquiries to : AAA7 . P.O . Box 978, RGC . Rio Grande , Ohio 45675 . Tele · pho ne (614) 245 -5306. We reserve the right to reject all offers . De adline June 22 . Remington model. 3 1. 1 6 gauge. very good condition . Cremeen s Gun Shop. Call a her 5P M . 446 - 1380 H o usehold Goods 3 159 Fu rn 'ed eH1ciency apt . ca r p e ted th r oughout s 175 ' mo Dep . & Ref r eq 'ed . Ca ll 446 -4607 or 446 · 2 60 2 Exline Saddl e Shop June Bug Sale . Big Silver Royle Show sadd le bound to catch judges eye $799 vale, tala $599 . One ear silver royle headttalls 879 .99 value , sale S59 .99 Silver royle show halter!!l $89 .99 value. sale $69 .00 . Silver royle !!ltainless !lt'8 el show bits 529 .99 val ue, sale 822 .96 . Navajo biBnketl 828 .99 va lue, sale $22 .9 6 . Brow band heat !!ltal! s with silver $3 8 .50 va lue, sale $19 .99 . Absorline pa!!lte deworner S3 . 99 . Abs or bine !!lhow sheen $6 .60 a qt . Show eatr~ ng s 67.99 value. sale S 3 99 . Co rn er feeders S1 4 .99 value. sale S10 .99 . 1972 Revelle camper , also 1973 34 ton PU . Call 614 - Coffee table stereo . stereo. dinette tab le Cal l 614 -256· 6417 p;po. 304-675 -3677. Building Suppli es Circu ljlr t able. 4 ca ptai n chairs. inquire 338 Th ir d Ave .. Gal lipo lis. Call 446 - 4629 19691nterna tional C0 1 800 tr uck . 18 h . fi Htbed. air brakes, good tir es. good co nd . S3 ,000 1970 Inter· national 1 600 good cond .. good tires, 66.000. $3,500 Fayette 9 ton tag -a-long trailer good c ond .. S1. 800 . Masse y Han is 30 farm tra c · t or good cond, S500 1 972 Buick Electra 225. PW, air , power seats, tilt. mec han i· cally soun d. some rust , $500 . Call 6 14 -245 - 5575 or 614 · 379 -2621 2 grave l ots. 2 vaults . 1 marker. Ohio Valley Mem ory Gardens . Ca ll 6 14 - 379 - 2659 Ab ov e ground po ol used 1 season. 1 5 by 25 teet exc con d .. S600 Ca ll 446 · 3036 28 · hav elevator. like new Sear s cement m i xer. chain hoist and other misc . items . cal 614. 256 - 1 529 10 in . Homelite chain saw . brand new. never used , S85 ; gun cabint~t, ho l ds 12 . S125 ; swing set . S25 . 245 · 9441 Gravely tractor. self start, 30" mower . Sulky rea r hit ch . $ 1 900 . l awn c ha1 s. SB ea .: Cheach lounge S15 ea bla ck / wh it e TV $35 ea .. antique whee l barr el S 100: 2 sign lights S 1 0 ca 446 · 3384 . Ste reo w1th 8 track, 1 yr old . 5100 Cal l 992 3379 1 co uch & c hair in good condi tion , 1 set of gas logs ; 1 18 in . elect law n mower; 1 set of qui lt fram es. 2 qu ilt tops 61 4 - 992 · 7005 Going on vacation ? I sit houses. pets & plan t s Ref · erences Call 614 - 992 · 57 4 2 Now open for busin ess, M oun tain S t ate Bl ock , At. 33 , New H aven . Complete masonry supplies. 4 " 8 ". 1 2" block. De livery serv ice Ph one day 304 -882 -2222 . evening 882 -3239 . 3 a ll steel buildings 30'~e50' was S87 4 6 now S5044. 40'~~.75 ' was $1795 1 now $9985 , 50'x 1 oo · was $2 8 226 now $ 15767 . In storage. will sell cheap Call John (304)863 -6670 . Calf 614 -992 -3249 Ro c kw ell 10 inch band saw . 'h HP motor stand. 4 new blade s S250 Call 614 - 843 -5 106 Boarding all breeds. H ea ted ind oor - ou tdoor f acil ities AKC Doberman puppies : Stud Serv ice. Call614 -446 - 9x12 used ca bin tont . large (4 x8) rabbit hut ch . 3 04 675 -5028 after 5 .00 M yers dry well pump. like new . 304 -895 - 3516 614-286-6622 . 71 Sulky snow blade. set dual wheel s for Gr ave ly tra ctor . PS, Autos for Sale 1976 AMC PB. Sport-a-bout AC. auto trans. S600 . Calf 614- 266-6049. Allis C ha lmers trac1or. disc & plows _ New paint. g ood running con dition . Call 446 2544 after 4PM . 1267. $4,800 . 26 inch rear till er for 1 138 G ravely tra c1o r N ew never been used . Call 614 -742 · Internat ional model 4 30 baler . Good conditio n Call 1980 Agro Power 113hp. farm tractor. PS. remote hydro. line. 6 c yl . diesel. 16.9x34 tires. Used 10 hours S12, 000 .00. 304· 458 -16 10 Wanted to Buy $ 150 57 Musical lnstrumen1 s livestock 3 vr. old Simmental cows, with bull ca lf at side. Double B Farm, 614 -367 -7727 . Needs good home. big 7 yr . o ld Bay gelding. gent le . Yearling app. colt . 17 month old Ouar1er colt with Reg . papers . Cal\614 - 286- 6522 . 3 yr . old polled hereford bull. Cal l 614- 388-9900 after 9 p .m . or all day Saturday or Sunday. Baby turk eys . Wr ite or co n· tact, louie M . Christian , AD 4. Harrisonville Rd .. Pome roy, Oh . G r eenbri er Stables n ow boarding horses . 304 -675 · 6799 . KimbBI,I c ons o le piano , e)( celtent co ndition Ca ll 446 - 3090 Repossesst~d Va 30 4-453 - 1153 . 58 Greenbrier Stables. we buy , sell or lrBde hor ses. 304 · 675 -6799 . Kimball Con - - - - - -- - pl080 sole piano, low monthly payments. Dan Ferguson Mus1 c. At 60 . Cered o , W Fruit & Vegetables Strawberrie s. You pi c k 75 cen t s o r we pick 51 .00 per qt 2 mile s be ck of N ew H aven , WV o f Union Ca mp Ground No Sunda y picking Strawberri es _ Taylor's Berry Patch . 8AM -8PM . Mon .Sat . Call 446 · 869 2 or 614 - 1 0 registered polled Here ford heifers . 1 yr old. c ontact Diamond l. Farms . 304-675 -1888 . 1975 AMC o' 446 - Pacer . Runs welL Call614-256-1608. 73 Cutlass (S) Oldsmobile 1 owner. good !!lhape Call 1972 Mustang Granda. 302. auto .. good on gas. S2,000 Calf 446 -1326 1980 Renaui1LeCar deluJCe. !!lunroof. AM · FM . AC was $2 ,495. new $2, 195. Johns Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd . Hay & Grain M o wer conditiond hay for sale Sl .25 bal e in field . 446 -3929 o• 256- 6233 . Ronnie Skeens . Baled hay in the fi eld · round or square . Call 614 -986- 3846 . Transportation 71 Autos for Sale phon e 304 - Fruits & Vegetables , clean . Strawberries, pick your own 9 -8 Sorry no chec ks . W e accept food stamp!!l . peas are •ea dy 4 0c lb $9 .00 bush.11. Heppy Hollow Fruit Farm , Gallipolis Ferry. 304 - 576 -2026 TOP C ASH paid for late model used cars . Smith Buick -Pontiac, 1911 East· ern Av o., Gallipolis . Call 614 -446 -2282 . 196 3 Ford Fairlan e 4 dr.. 200 6 c ylind e r . auto , 65.000 miles. new paint . Ca ll after O:OOPM . 304 458 1874 . · ---------f----------...i-========::;::;~ Camera 35 MM . Olympus 1979 Jeep CJ -6 , 6 cyf. , 3 loaded with $3.000. Call 446-0515. 77 Jeep pickup PS , PB, r1dio, new radi1or, 360 V-8 , 66.000 mHes. Call 614388-8562 1978 Wagoneer. 1978 Chief Cherokee with 360 engine, p .s.. p .b. , a.c., ; 1979 Suzuki 560 , low rtder . $3 ,000. 1978 4 d•. blue Impala S2,500. 2705 . 63.000 Call miles , 614 - 379 - Chevy S 1 0 Pickup, mileage . 446 -3797. low 1979 Chevy Caprice Cla!!l sic . 2 dr. ac. ps, V -8 angina. body good condition, exc . performa nce. Will consider all offers. Call 614 -992 7412 after 5 p .m . 1977 Olds . Cutlass su preme . A.T., P.S .. P .B .. \i -6 engine, white let1ered 1ires. red with white pen stripe. Must see to appreciate. Price negotiable. 442 S.6th St. Middlepor1. Call 992 - 2531 . 1979 Plymouth 6 cycl .. PS. PB. auto transmis · sion. 51 .000 miles no rust Calf 614-992-3798 or 742 2143. 1969 Cadillac Fleetwood, mint condition . $995 . Call 614-949 -2626 . 1972 Buick LeSabre. 350 automatic, good mechanical '83 Ford Ranger. FWD. 5 speed, 6.000 miles. sharp. 304-675-3044. 1979 Ford van, customized. including sink and refrigera · tor. very good cond. low mileage. 302 engine. blue and !!lilver . 304-773 - 5060 . 1982 Ford 4)1(4 F250, lock in and out hubs, sliding rear window , gauges . radio. black with aluminum spoke wheels & Firestone radials. 6 cy l ., 4 speed . 86500. Call 304 - 675· 5421 between 7 :30 a.m . and 9 :00p.m 1981 Honda CR BOA . ex. cond. Call 446 -3485 . 83 Honda 750 shadow. e)l(cleent condition , 2 ,300 miles . 2 helme1s . Call 614 - 446 -3738. 1983 Hond 200X ATC. 91,196 . 1984 Honda 250R ATC $1.695 both in show room con d . Call 446 -7521 . 74 Triumph Bonneville mo torcycle. 5 spd. 1ran!!lmission . 12 over springer. 6 over hard tail , new tires, comple1elv rebuilt top end . $460 as is. call 614 ·949 2162 after 5 :30p.m. 1957 Harley chopper. exc . Davidson condition . $2600 . Calf 2620 . 614 - 992 750 KZ. 304-675-7138 . 1981 Honda Xl600S . 304675 -6810 after 5 p .m . 1 979 Ford Courier XL T sports package. PB. rack -inpenning steering. new tires. auto. trensmis•ion. 4 cyl.. approx . 32 MGP. selling price $2,496, ratait 83,025. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 19 ft. fiberform 470 Mercruiser 170 HP . B oat hn only 26 hours. Call 614- 367-7760. 1962 Chevy PU truck . Call 614 -379-2669 . Sunkist jet boat , 454 engine, 700 H P, Berkley jet 1983 S10 l ong bed pickup, 4 spd ., 4 cyl. , AM · FM like new, 85,996. Johns Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd . Call 446 -4782, Gellipolis. 86,000. Call 446-7373 mHos. Call 614- 379 -2705 . s 11 ,000 . Call 304 -6751731 alter 6pm . Correct Craft & Ski Supreme, family ski boat s. New & used. Parkersburg. 1974 Ford lit T ., super cab 675 -7476 pickup. &660 . 245-9441 . wv 304-422 -8433 422 -2367. For !!I ale 2 one room air con d . S1 25 .00 each . CBII 304 · 676 -608 3 after 4 p .m . '1 963 International pickup, heavy duty cab. 6 cylinder, 4 spd.. Call after 6 p .m . B111 tracker 2 man boat. swivel seats. trolling motor and battery. axe. cond. Built o n your lot a new home you can afford over 1, 1 00 sq. ft ., 6 rms . & beth, carpeted. ready to move into . S26 , 500 . Al fllo garagn & basement!!l . Ca ll Patriol Homa Bu ilde r fll anytime 446 -8038 . Will cons ider mobile home u trade in Shrubs pruned, lawn re · seeded . reta i ning wall s. fllidew alk !!l , patios. fill dirt. topsoil, bark mulch &. saw · dust . Contact Bru ce Davi - 1973 Dodge D- 200 club cab. automatic. tranamiasion . recently rebuil1 , p .s. p .b. new flat bed. winch, $800. Will contider tandem ule trailer on trade . Call 614-992-3921 . '74 Chevy Luv, ' 78 Ford F 100 pick up lor peru. '72 Du1ter for pan1. Small Allis Ch1lmers tractor rune good $400.00. 304-882 -3328. 0' 304- $400 .00. 304-882 -356 1. 78 Camping Equipment Ventura pop -up camper. l leepa six. 1973 Dodge motorhome. 21 ft . self contained . Can be seen wee- kendo . Call 245-9183. 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1976 International Harvel· ter No. 1800, 12ft. ltoelo Riding lawn mower, good flat cond . $160 . Calf 614 -669 631 1. $2 , 300 . 00 . 304 - 4&8 1610. bed. exc . cond. Wheel of Fortune People's Court fl) One D ay at a Time 1979 Urge Bonanza Travel trailer with 2 pull oull, very nice. ee.950.00. 304 -773 11222 before 6 PM . 0 (l) G) TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes Otck Clark. and Ed M cMahon host t h1s look at scenes never tnt ended for v1ew1n g by a publ1c aud tence. (60 m1n .) (]) D o lly in Concen Th is spec tal was t aped at the Dom 1nion ThAatre tn Lond on. Enqland. 'OoC1or (l) MOVIE : Detroit' (I) Cisco Kid I lHINI(. BE COMIN' 10 Tl-IAT FORK 1N TH' TRAIL R emodeling, sidi ng . interior and exterior , textured coat · ing, simulated brick and stucco. thermo rep lacemen t windows . 3 04 -675 - 1560 PRETIY SOON! R oo fing and ex t erior paint ing, call 304-675 · 2792 . 82 - 9 ,00 CARTER'S PlUMBIN G AND HEATING Cor . Fourth and Pine Gallipoli s. Ohio Phone 614 -44 6 -38 88 or 614 -446-4477 Has No,Rover! You [done did some-thinq beautiful! ;om-• thin' wrong? But I'm dfraid the world just isn't ready for you! ) JIM 'S PlUMBING 8. HEATING . At . 1 . Bm 355. Galli polis _ Call 614 -367 -0576 . SHULAW 'S Plumb•ng H eating. 2 11 Sixth Point Pl easBnt. W Va 675 -5420 licen sed insured . ' How 0 (I) CIJ to Business Trying' MOVIE: ' Angel Good -1 Excavating . base · menls, footers, d riveways. septic tanks. lan dscaping . Ca ll anytime 614 · 446 · 4537. JAmes l D avison Jr . ow ner. HE'S CALLING Hl5 FIANCEEPIIDBABLY RESCHEDULING HIS WEDDING DATE - Newhart D,ck op - Dozer W ork free es t1mat e. Call anytime. 446 · B038 J .A .R .C onstructio n Co .Ru tland, Oh .6 14 742-2903 ; Baseme nts. Footers, Co n· cre te work , B~:~ckhoe's, Dozer & Oitc her . Dump trucks. & wat er -gas -sewer· elect ri ca l lines Independent Network News 1 0 :1 5 IJ) TBS Evening New• 11 :00 0 Shirley & Pat Boone f1) Love American Style (I) (J) 0 ()) ®I Ill 1!21 News (l) MOVIE : ' Angel of H.E.A.T.' CIJ Anothe' Life (ll SponsCenter IJ) All In the Family ffi News/Sports/Weather (f) Dave Allen at Large fJJ Odd Couple 1 1 :15 (ll Mazda Sportslook 11 :30 0 (I) CD Tonight Show CD Best of Groucho AM Construction. ba c kh oe serv ice. sep tic tank s. foot · ers. & wot er line service General co ns truc tion Cnl l BARNEY 614 -742 -2167 'lOU LA'IV WHELP!! HOW CAN 'IOU STAND TO WATCH '/OUR WIFE CHOPPIN' WOOD AN' 'I~U DOIN' NOTHIN ? Electrical & R e frigeration SEWING M achine repa1rs . service . Auth ori zed Singe • Sales &: Se rvice Shar pen Sc is so r s . FBbric S h op . Pomer oy. 6 14 -992 -2284 . IJ) Catlins (I) WKRP in Cincinnati 0 AIN' T STANDIN' AN' I AIN'T WATCHIN' I (I) Hart to Hart The Harts face a w rongful deat h su •t when a small ca r ace •· dent turns 1010 murder (A) 160 m'n I ® All In the Family 111 IHl N;ghtline fJ) Gunsmoke 11 :45 (I) HBO Theatre: Deadly Game Three ret1red men play a gam e of cat-and mouse St arnng George Se gal , T revor Howard and Roben M orley (ll USFL Football : San 85 General H auling CIJ Bums PEANUTS W~EN WE !lAVE 'lOU TE5TS Wll0'5 MEYER 601N6 'iO 6NE 61\\/E ME '(OU ALL THE f;.N'( ANSWERS? ANSWERS! John son W ate r SArvice _C11ll 614 -256 · 1 743 o r 614 -256 1120 JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lani er , 30 4 -675 - 7397 . 87 Upholst ery (J) NightUne (j) Dave Allan at Large ®National Lampoon Ill CD Eye on Hollywood · 1 2 :30 II CII CD Lata Night with David Lettennan CD Jack Benny Show (J) MOVIE: 'Harlow' (J) Solid Gold 0 (]) Columbo 'Forgotten Lady _· When t he husband of an aging m o vie sta r re1uses to finance her comeback , she fakes his ' su•cide.' (R) (90 min) ® MOVIE: 'Cry 01 The Banohee' G (12! New• !!I) Wild, Wild West ' TAl STATE UPHOlSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec . Ave ., Gallipoli 5 . 614-446-7833 0' 614-4461833 I•• opponent. dectarer th _e would still be able to ruff out h1s diamond loser in dummy And finally. wh en Dame Fortune smlles, and the third heart is in the same hand wi t h the f ou r diamonds, the small slam is scored . (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) ~:•"*,r by THOMAS JOSEPH DOWN ACROSS 1 Old TV fare 2 Sports settin g 3 Mus1cal group !Poem >Romberg operetta 6 " Mr. Deeds" director 7 Maple genus 8 Blemished 9 Greek 12 Cross out 11 Go wrong %1 For shame' Z2 King (Lat.! t Chattered endlessly 6 Money 10 Wear away 11 Was on the stage 13 Start afresh 14 American clergyman I> One (Fr) . 16 Dina or Robert 18 Man 's nickname 19 "~ pro nobis" 20 Born Wr.) Yesterday's Answers Z3 Beat one's 31 Mob hysteria 24 War tactic 32 Bri\lsh 2> Malingerer comP=r 26 Disfigured 33 ltsy-bitsy 28 Sweet roll 35 Wife of Zeus 30 - aid 38 Rosary beed 21 Pro · %2 Hire Z3 " - Street Blues" Z6 Comeille drama 27 Exasperate 28 English composer br+-+- Z9 Time span 30 Merriment 31 Favonte 34 Curving 36 Beverage 31 Anc . bird 38 Hope or Jessica 40 Rows 41 French resort 42 Foiled again! 43 Denounce DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : I• & Allen IJ) CatUno James Boy s Water Service . Al so pools fil led. Ca ll 614 256 · 1141 or 614 - 446 1175or614 - 446 -791 1 wh~n mond was trumped by an is not so obvious in Antonio at Pittsburgh 12:00 Notice t hat declarer would lose nothing by playing two rounds of diamonds before playing the third high trump. If both opponents foll owed , he would draw the third trump and claim his slam . If the second high dia- his partner . open with a strong two-brd. but was not fJJ CIJ third heart That was the case, and declarer missed the chance to make his slam. today's deal, this principle nevertheless holds true. North was happy to hear 10 :00 (l) MOVIE: 'Rocky Ill' • 0 (J) ® Cagney & Lacey 10:30 •A applies ation pos es a franchi sed fast -food restaurant to save K1 rk ' s cafe and w tnds up w•th ·egg o n his face .' (A ) WI NN IE diamonds must also have the declarer has length m a su1t in which dummy has some shortness . Although the Situ- Time Ann is un nerved when she d1scovers Sam negIHcted to m ention tha1 th e assoc1ate he' s busin ess m eet 1ng 1s an ex -girlfuend (A) (I) ® Shakespeare Plays Gwtlym 'Pencles . · Mtke stars 10 Shakespeare's story of an ep1c JOurney by the Pnnce of T yre 1n h1 s qu es t for a w1fe (4 hrs _) !Closed CapHone d] . 9 :30 Cil Not Necessanly The 0 CIJ ® it Of course that play does re<(uire a little bit of luck . The defender who holds four A basic lesson in declarer Night's Sa• Comedy' E •cavating 84 MOVIE : can be used to take care of play t eaches us not to draw trumps too quickly when we need to use th e trumps tn dummy to ruff losers Th1S News rn MOVIE : ' A Midsummer and· St . 304· an d Since I've already &iven you a hint, you should see what declarer missed. If there is a diamond loser. the third tr ump 10 the dummy By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby rule held trick and go set in his slam. Pass Pass Opemng lead : West four diamonds to the J-10 , South had to lose a d1amond Pass Ill 700 Club 0 Cil ®J One Day at a True! All he had to do was say he 1'1 ll.ed something he didn't! success. Since Pass Pass Pass Pass trumped the sec- Declarer ond club lead and played out three rounds of hearts. He t hen turned to the diamond suit, but without much Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South Nortb Easl W~l Dusted' ------- 83 Major League Succeed in Without Really Plumbing 8t H ea tin g - 111 1121 fi1 All building and re m o lding. Interior -Exterior . Concrete. roofing. elec trica l , etc . Ex · perienced and affordab le . E...ST .JB 752 . 75 . 7 4Kt0643 •• Baseball: Teams to be Announced 0 I]) @ Scarecro w and Mrs . King Dotty IS caught•n a deadly m1xup whe n a book she gets Philltp for her b 1r1h · day is w anted by a nng of 1n1ernat10nal thteves (R ) (60 m1n.) I]) C fft Frontline . A J ourney to Ru ss1a .· Three youn g Amenca n debalers JOurney 10 Ru ss 1a hop1ng to meet Sovt et young people and im prove comm unica ttons be tween the two super po w ers . (R) (60 m1n .) [Closed Captioned ] WI: OIJGiffll., immediatel y, tradinK on the hope that his doubleton club queen would be useful. There was no keeping South out of six hearts thorea lter . MOVIE: 'The Three (J) BAS E M ,E NT WATER · PROOFING . Unco nditional lifetime g uarant ee . local references furni shed . Free estimates Call collec t 1 . 614- 237 -0488, 9 am to 5 p . m . Rogers Basement Waterproofing 6-ll-84 +A 10 .AKQ 94 .AKQ 62 Musketeers· 3802 . choice of responses. He decided to raise hearts SOUTH Antonio at Pinsburgh Water wells commer c ial and domestic , test holes, pump sales and servic e. 304 -895 · PAR1TY THE " UPCREEP" WEST + Q .J83 •J t095 4A J752 (ll USFL Football: San ffi EQUATE Answer· What 's the problem with short sklrts?- NORTH +K 9613 .10 62 • 8 !3 4Q8 &l Cfti STEAMER . Wat er removal. furniture cleaning . free esti mates. 304 -675 -2295 . TYPED too pleased with his own ® SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN Chris Craft cabin cruiser. 36 ft. with 40 ft . trailer . w it h accessories . Ca ll 304 - 614- 992- 7492 or 992 37 16. SHIP I Jumblel . DICED Testing the water (j) D<- Who ANNIE r XXr Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby m 8 :00 OUT OF .. BRIDGE (I) Fraggle Rock (!) Inside Baseball (J) All In the Fam;ly (j) 0 CIJ Family Feud CIJ Love Connection miles. Call evening!!l . $1400. 256-6002 1976 Chevy luv with topper. good cond .• 34.00 ca rp et r1 I ] Business II (I) T;c Tac Dough 7 30 304 -6 75-2440 . Motorcycles 72 614 - 388 - 9906 ~D 'b> 111~~·... 'I FR\~N£D~A_.., 'f't)5St:AT, YoWJ 304 -675 - 6421 between 7 :30a.m . to 9 p .m . 1980 Honda 760 SS 1400 Call your 675 - Saturday's M acN eil/Lehrer Newshour Jeffersons RINGlE 'S SERVICE e<pe- GET 1979 Kawasaki 'AJSS'(CAT,f'IES(CAr, 'Mia<£ flAil!; 'OJ I!Eal ~ ', .. "1'~ B!;EIJ lOlLllcaJ lbLCOK.AT 6EEM5TO DO. (Answers tomorrow) CID 1331 - $1,100 . 00 . 304 - 675 1828 . 74 BORN LOSER Fetty Tr ee Trimming , stump remov a l Call 304 - 675 · or Answer here: (lQ) News 614 -446-2454 ' 74 Jeep 1ruck CJ 10, 6 cyl.. 68.000 miles, new clutch , new ferring . Exc. con .. CBII 614 -992 -2042 after 5 p .m . 1978 Chevrole14:x4 PU new paint, new tires, alo1 of miles. $3, 200 . Call 614 - 0' 304 -675 -2088 4560 . shape . 304 -675- 2728 . Trucks for Sale 2398 1 Repon RON 'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith 11nd Motorola . Quazsr . and hou!!le calls . Call 304 -576 - rien ced ro ofing . including hot tar application, c arpen ter, electrician , meson . Ca ll 96,260 . Call 1978 Mon1o Carlo landau green , 54 . 000 miles . scotc hgua rd - water ex tr ac t ion, deodorizers. FREE esti mates. Reaso nable rates . Gene Smith. 992 -6309 Nightl~ DR IVER NEVE~ Now arrange the circled letters to tonn the surprise answer, as suggested by the abOve canoon . Wheel of Fortune (J) Wheel of Fortune I]) 614-367-7244 . Call 614-992 -7865 . 77 Dodge pwar wagon 300 . like new Holmes 440 wrecker bed . 200 parts cars from 1 970 models to 1977 models . Must sell . 61 4 · 286- 6522 0 ffi extras. 1 982 Ford F250 4x4 heavy daytime. Strawberries. 4 W .O . duty lariat blue & white , air, tilt wheel. cruise . automatic. am· fm tape, p . w indows, sliding back glass . cab light!. dual 1ank. new tires. 400 engine, 48 ,000 miles. 304-675 -1146. 64 Vans & spd ., Tonight 0' rxJ (J) Sanford and Son (I) E G) Entertainment vinyl siding, roofing . room addition. storm windows. stone. Call 614- 367· 0409 W',J,AT A &ACI<~EA'T I GETULL ({) SponsCenter H & S Home Improveme nt s GENE 'S DEEP STEA M CARPET ClEAN_ Call446 -4782. Gampolis. 1979 Mercury Capri. 6 cyl. , AM -FM Cassatt&, AC . auto, radial tire11 , $3.000.00 firm . 245 9557 . Strawberries pick your ow n. 75 ce nts quBrt, 5 miles o ut Sand Hill R oad , turn left RayburnRoadfifthhou !!leon left _ Call 304 -675 -2817 . 1976 Ford Torino . 64,000 actual mi. , AC . interior good. good tires . S 1 250. eves. 6 1 4-388-9790 AKC black German S h epard pupp•es . 304 - 675 - 777 1 614 -367 - 446-9283 . Drag o nwynd Catlery Kennels . AKC C how pup - R egistered Ouaner Horses. pies . CFA Himalayan , Per - gentle . h ea lthy , well trained. sian and Siamese kittens . Calf 61 4-446 -771 1 Call 6 14 -446· 3844 after 6 . R egistered Polled Hereford Profe ssional AH Bree d Dog bull. 15 m o. old. reasonable Obedience Training _lndivid · will deliver. Call 614 -379 ual & classes available Call 2671. 675 -1 145 _ &1600 . Call 0164 . Call 446 -2 419 1416 . 63 AKC min . Schnauzer. 6 wks old. first shots and worm ed, Sa lt and Pepper. Male. 304 - 1966 Chevel/ Super Sport. 2274 . 9790. 773-5627 73 Riding mower S 150. 256- Tobacco allotment in Mason County . 30 4-675 - 1197. Purebred . German S hepard puppies for sale. Call 304 - 1972 Chevy C -40. 1 V2 ton truck . 13 ft . grain & cattle . Bad good cond. Call 614 - 80 Camaro Z 28, loaded, low miles. Call 446 -7048 . 1983 Chevette 4 spd . trans· mi111ion , 17,000 miles. ex· cellent condition . Call 614388 - 9634 evenings . Briarpatch Kennels Profes sion al All -breed grooming Indoor -outdoor boardin g fa· cilities. Pick up and deli very serv1ce . Engli sh Cocker Spa niel puppies Cal l 61 4 -38 B- 446 -0857 . Trucks for Sale 367-7640. 614 -367-7220 AKC Register ed Po odle pu ppies starting at 875. Call 72 'Improper (J) Mazda Sportslook Cll Carol Bumett ()) Ill 1121 ABC News 0 (J) ® CBS News ill) Hitch Hikers Guide/ Galaxy 7:00 II (I) PM Magazine (I) Here Come the Brides PARI<· CD~OflEt;> tIJ \PURROA I 1- I (])Rifleman PAINTING - interior and ex terior, plumbing, roofing, .. Open 6 days closed Sun · days . Sale ends June 30 . 62 HE HAt> t>A~.K HAIR f<NP WA!; Wi<AI't1N6 A "-1"ZTA !;TP,IPED Tie 1 some remodeling .- 9652 20 yrs I•~~=========:;:========":•::~:"-"::·:~~ exp . Caii614-3BB . . 779 5 . 675 -7621 . Used R -40 Ditch Wit ch Tren cher . 1 · 614 ·694-7842 OJ 694 -5006 ~ P ets for Sale HillCREST KENNElS Marcum Roofing & Spout ing . Now installing rub ber roofs . 30 years experien ce, speci alizing in built up roof . MOVI E: Channels' (I) Call 614-388-9857 . 614 -949-2644 . 56 Ca ff 304 -882 -2237 1 admi r al window air condi tioner 8,000 BTU, 11 5 vo lt . $75 . 1 occasional uphol · st ered swivel c hair . S10 Calf 0 •• I KJ GD Powerhouse fll Star Trek II (I) (J) NBC News 6 30 CAPTAIN EASY oo • [) I NELLK Newshour Hom e Improvements «> Calf 446-4149 . Heavy duty Jack f o r sale. Ca lf 614 -992 -2861 Brow bridles with bits. & reinsband 9 14.99 . sale $9.99 2 miles N ofJack!!lonon SR. 93 . LUMBER -Rough cut , oak. pop lar. 2)1(4 , 2x6. 2x8. 1 x4 . 1 x6 . 1 xB, length avai lable. 8 ft through 1 6 ft . Hogg & Zuspan, 304 -773 -5554 Judy Taylor Grooming Ca)l s;on . Calf 614 -256-1427. Clothes line posts. hea vy durv. Lawn , kids swing frames. all typetl sch 40 55 erv1ces 81 ~ID~A~N~SYr-t""TT News Cl) MOVIE: 'A Boy Named Charlie Brown' (]) New Treasure Hunt Cll Andy Griffith (J) News/Sporti/Weather ()) MacNeil/Lehrer 246- 6673. () . 8:00 II (I) CJl D CJl CD Gl CD 614- 667 - byHeM_ond_lM Unscramble theM tour ~. one ~ to each IQU8fe , to form lour onllnaty words. EVE NING deily 9 to 6 :30. Sat. 9 to 4 , Cloted Sundey . U .S. At . 50. lMATICII'I· lnWOMIGAMI ., 6/11/84 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE . Open Farm Equipment JJrg~m • Television Viewing Liveslu r: k C<>olvllle , Oh 3386. 286 -5930 Monday, June 11, 1984 Motors Homes & Campers Tractor. model B with culti· vators . Ca11614-266 -6417 . Four Daytona Rad ial truck tire s. 32lll 1 1 5R 15l T. like new 5350 . 992 -2770 I~==========~=§:~~~~~~~~~ ~ 79 limestone. Sand. Gravel. Deli\i ered in Ma•on. Meig!!l, Gall1a or pick up at Richards & Son . Call 446 · 7786 . 5804 59 14 by larry Wright 61 Firew oo d c ut up slabs S 15 p1ckup loAd CAll 614 · 2 45 · sc hools, sto res , parks . Dep O Sit req uired Ca ll 614 - 992 - 'N' CARLYLE® th;s w;nto, . 614 -266-6245 . Plastic cisterns stat e ap· proved . plastic septic tanks . plastiC culvert. metal cul verts. RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES . Jackson . Oh 614 - AS!< EITHER o;: 'nlt:M Knauff Firewood Reduced prices thru July 31st . Have your own seasoned wood KIT ~ar111 Supplii'S & Fully furnished 2 bdr . mobile home . Eastern Ave . Water & Monday, June 11 , 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW letter si mply stands for another. ln this sample A is the three L 's, X for the tw_o O's, etc Single letters , t hes the length and format 10n of th e words are all ~f:~/~ch da)' t h E' c-ode 1l"tt ers are d ifl'eren t. 0 use:~or cJitPTOQUOTES JMZD DHB IMZ DZRIMZB 1M Z RB E HFZBIW RX IHPAMZO, MHDHB QNUHBRIW AHOt'l.ni. - JMZRB HS DRAAHKH QZD KRFZ QNAMRNFZKKR Yesterd•Y 1 \:ryptoqaoce: TO BE ULGTOTEANTLLY UNDERSTANDING MAKES ONE VERY IND · MME . DE STAEL. �Monday, June 11, 1984 Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Inmate faces charges in guard's death Area deaths p.m. Tuesda y in Crow·HUSS<'II Funeral Home. Point P leasant . with the Rev. Lewis Hussell officiating . Burial wil l be in Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Point Pleasant Frimds may call afte r 2 p.m . toclay: at thr fu neral home Milit ary gT<.~W's id(' ntcs will tx• p<'tiormed the : ~ Ordnanrf' Company. Robert W. llhl Roben W. UW. 65, Gallipolis Ferry. died Sa turday night in Holzer Mecllcal Center. following a long illness. Born June 18. 1918, in Wood County. WVa .. hewastheson of the late \.ranvill~ Uhl and the la te Missouri Staats Uhl Georg~. Pr<>ceding him in death we"' his wife, Margaret AliceBenedum Uhl : b' Hl' was a formE-r member of t hP Point Plea~nt Volunt<'E'r F'ii-c• Ann.\ Stokes sa id Sunday tha t imna te Surv i\'ing ht.•r a rc llC'r hus band. William Fields .Jr of Hartford : fh" o;;;ons. Wa~11 r of Pontiac. Mich .. a nd t\at io na l Guard. a me mber of the :IOQol Maintenance Company of the West Vtrginia Army Na tiona l Guard of Point Pleasant. where he worked in the field maintenance shop. He formerly served with the IIW E ngineers of St. Albans. W.Va .. as a m ilttary policeman. Surviving arf' two daught e rs. J udith Rae Love of Gallipolis Ferry. and Nancv Bradley of Winfield. W Va .. one sis ter. Mary &c of Par ker sbuq~ . W.Va . and four grandr hildern. Funera l SC'rvic ~ will hr hf'ld at~ C tvd~. Earl. F:ugrnc a nd Dona ld . al l of Hartford : t~\.·o daught ers. ( ;C'ral · din e l'ritcs ot :\rc<.tdia. Fla .. and Doris Grl.Jf'Sf'r of Minrrs\·ilJc; one sister. Bessie· LaRue of Blooming " ton : 27 gTandehildrE'n a nd .38 grrat grandchildren . Funera I services will h<' held at 1 p.m . Wednesdav Ill Foglesong Citizm s for Franklin County Prosecutor, to discuss the case. the Columbu s Dispatch reported Sunday. Tyack said he will ask to be allowed to make a p resentation to the grand jury, which meets in closed<loor sessions. on behal1 of Walte r. • "Righi now. this is an investiga " lion, " Tyack said. "The grand jury is part of that process." COLUMBUS. Ohio !API - The all orne;· for a n Ohio School for the JJcal officia l who r e ponedly is the obj ect ot a grand Jury look into allega tions of s tudent sexua l abuse \\ill set>k to present his case to the pan~\. according to a published repon Tom Tyack, the lawyer for Raben Wa lte r, a res ident coordinator at the school. was to meet Monday with William fu>ddington. a n assistant the Rl•v . W11l iam Ha t1icld offi cial" ing. Burial will lll• in Graham rrmelf'l:.'. F r if'nds rna:.,, call at the File for marriage funeral home from 2-4 p.m and i -9 p .m . Tut>sdav mari)I in Meigs County. MaiTiage licenses issued wci"'C' to vo ted 2-'2 on rehiring the band diroctor, \vho has had wide public Miss Gaxinite will aga in h aVL1 r eprl'Sl'n- suppot1 from parents and student s. At tomorrow mght's meeting, tlw group will have rcprcsenta tivc•s tat ives present a t thr regular meeting of the Meigs Loca l School District Board of Ed ucation 'lUes" day night. The group was formed to urge the board to rchirf' Marilyn Good nite. ;v"leigs High Sc hool band director. after the board two months ago voted 3 2 not to rehire he r. present and is expt"'CIC'd to haw• it s attornr:v at tht' meeting. r\ spokPSman for thcurganiza t ion said today that if til<' boa rd dO<'s not rf' hire Coodni!r . it wi ll continur in it ~ e fforts on hrhalf of lhl' lxt nd The Dispatch sald that Walter, 29, son of State Super inte ndent of Public Instruction Franklin B Walter. wasplacedonleavelnApril during an investJgation of sexua l abuse c om pi a int s in vo lv in g st udents. A six"week investlga tlon was conducted by the State Highway Patrol but no charges were filed . 'The newspaper said 13 people have been called to testjfy before the grand jury. The y ounger Waiter, a l(}year employee and one of five adminis· Seven couples a re pla nning to Billy JOPTrou t, 21. and Rebecca Sue Quinn . 22, both of Rt. 1, Albany : Jerry Eugene Fields Jr., 20, a nd Teresa Marie Pr att. 17, both of Pomeroy; John Marshall King, 44, and Brf'nda Sue Pugh. 19, both of Long Bottom. F loyd L. Burney Jr .. 29, and Vonda Kay Johnson . ~ . both of Pomeroy: Crozier Everett NeveU, 69. of Wa\ket·. W.Va .. and Gertrude Georgia Phillips. 71, of Parkersburg . W.Va. : Gregory Todd O'Brien, 19. of Columbus, a nd Beth Ann Ha rt.l7. of Racine: Br ian Keith Ha ni.s . 19. of fuot:~sville, and Tammy De nise Meadows. 19, of Judgment filed A dee\aratoy judgment was filed in Me igs Cou nty Common Pleas Coun by Syracuse Nursing Home and Jean Stout, Syracuse. The judgment declares that Syracuse Nursing Home is entitled to re ta in the reimbursement it has Portl and. din:'C'tor. At last month' s meeting, with fou1 board mrmbNs present . tl1r bou td Veterans Memorial Emergency units record runs On Sat urda)· at 2:.14 p .m .. l 1omero.v wpnt to thf' Villagc Gr('{'n Apa rnncnt s fo r "cllic• Price, to Veteran s Memoria l Hospital: Mid " dic'por1 at li: tl4 p.m . to Genera l Hat1 ingcr Bcute,·a rd for Mabel EmergPncy unit s wrrekcpt on thP move over the wt'f'kPnd with numerous call s. thl' Meigs County E mPrgPnC'y MC'dical Sf>rv icrs rPpor1S. At 2: 4o a. m . Monday. Middlepu11 l\.Ps!l'rson, tu Vr trrans Memorial ; M iddlepon al 7: 24 p.m . to Second St rt'(.' l for Garnct As hley-, to took Karf'n Thackf' r rrum Kl •ll('l Road to Ve teran s M l'm ori.:..tl Hospital . On Sunday at 10 p.m .. Middleport took William Pugh, Fifth a nd Vetrran s Memorial: Tup pers P la ins at 1:4!1 p.m. to Ohio 7 for T e rC'sa Simmons, injurrd in an a uto Palmer , 10 Veterans Mf'morial: Racine at 9:22 a.m .. wpnt to Dorcas accident, to St. Joseph 's Hospita l in Parkersbu rg. W.Va .. a nd U: 5.'i p.m .. Tu~J.Jf' J 'S P lains to Alfrf'd for Road for Grover Sa lser .l r .. to Veterans Me morial : 11arine at 2:39 p m. to Sti ve n~Jie Jloacl for Kat hleen Morris . to Holz~r Medical ! 'enter; Ra cin~ at 10 0<1 p.m. took Travis Childers. futc ine. to Vpte" Fills£' Carr. to Pk;Jsant Va llC'v Hosp ital. P...acim' at 11: ll3p.m .Sa 1urd a~·wC' nt Sa turday admission Ad kins. Poml'roy. Sa turday discharges ll'a lker, Elmer Hysell. Sunday program !or rendered to received frm services the Ohio Medicaid Medicaid'<'llgible patients trea ted at Syracuse Nursing Home. According to other entries, two dissolutions were filed . Fillng for dissolution we re Terry Lee Gar1en. Rt. 1, Middlepon . a nd Nanci 1. Ganen. Gallipolis; and Daniel D. Jeffers, Pomeroy. and Ardella .Je ffers. Pomeroy. F ranc is Oranga admissions Roy Pierce. P.acine : William Pugh .J r .. Midd leput1. Sunday discharges - Harold Scdgrwick. Donald Brum fie ld . 648 board to meet Club to meet Past Councilors Cl ub of Cheste r Counci\ .12.1. Daug ht ers of America. will me<?t Wednesday at 8 p.m . at the ha ll . Et hel Orr and lnzy NeweUwil l A special meeting of the Gallia ~~nh~s"1 f!.,~,;,~e~~~l fepa~h rans Memorial . Lollt>rv winnt'r.i Pomeroy woman faces 3 charges CLEVELAN D !AP I - Tn!' nPx l jackpot m the weekly "Ohio I iltto" gaml' is f>Si imatccl a t $14 mill io n 1\ Mf'igs County \.voman wr1s c itr'Ci for OWl , tl('{'ing and rC'sis1ing a r rro;;t Sa !Urdny night foUowing a coll isio n with a Rutland police' cruiser . Pansy G. OhUngcr. ti, 242 Condor St. . P omf'r O_\." , was c ited by thf' Rut land vl\logP m arshal. according tn the Ca llia·MPigs ).Xlst of thfl statP highwav patrol. The p;ttrn l sa id Ohlingpr was tJr ·ing pursuf'd by: ~l cru isl•rrlrivC'n b~· l'.icln \_. .John son, 16. Rutla nd . on · L"n ion ,\ \.T'nuP ~,.,:hf'n shr rE>porh. >d.J~' .-., Jdf'SWlJ)('C.I thP crui.•.er. :-;r; injurir-s wf'rr rrport.Ptl i.n th P <Jcnclcnt . Ttlf~ pnlicr r ruiSf'r rl'C('iu..od light damagP and Ohlingr-r's cJr w.:~ .., m ock ·ratf'iy· damagf'CI in the ~ ~ J p.m . in("iLIPn t . afh'r nu unC' picked a ll s lx numb<'r s ehoSf'n in the latl'SI drav. ring, sta te lott e ty officia ls sa id . T he Lot to gamr Sil tun:Jay night n•pot1ed sa les of $4,031.olli7. whilr ho lders of witming tic kets will s ha re $1 .12o.70:l. Winning numbers were~. 20. 22, :1:\ , :l5 and :rl . rumored weapon ln the maxlmwn security section. Thesherlf!saldPenceandDeputy Sheriff Joseph Bunon had opened Zuem's eell and were about to order Zuem out for a body search and a search of his cell . The sheriff said Zuern. w ho was slttlng on a mat tress, s uddenly lunged at Pence and Bur1on, who was standing beside the door. slarruned the door shut with Zuern inSide. Pence then stepped back and indicated to the other guard that the wound was s uperficial. but a lew moments later realized it was m ore serious. Stokes said. SALE STARTS TODAY loOtJI Thro ..h June 1l, 1184 While •••ntltiea l11t. QuanliiJ richll reaened. We are not reaponailllt for IJPOiraphical errors. Sorrr llo Dealen. trators at the school, could not be reached for comment . His father told the Dispatch that his son told him the a i\egatio ns are "simply not true." Raymond A. Hom. state assistant s uperintende nt of public instruction w ho the Dispatch said is in chargeof follo\>ing the investiga tion,. said he had never heard a ny r eports of sexual abuse a t the school. ''I've been a t the depanment for 38 years and in c harge of the deaf ~~' sc hool for the past e ight years and I've not heard a breathof lt," he said. ~ Q:tt>.~--1 - Ll.ro+-:~"-"<'l Ql~~e.~~~~ "WE CARRY AFULL LIIIE OF KAYWOODIE MEDICO AIID YELLO-BOLE PIPES" Mail theft probed Pomeroy po lice are Investiga ting the theft of mail from the m a ilbox of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Koehle r . 2ffi SprlngAve .. Saturday. Mail from the box was found, opened and ly ing on the ground on Spring Avenue, police said . cSiiiiJ)i;i;,, Jaycees meeting GAS GRILLIASTER Meigs County Jaycees wJU meet this evening a t 8 at Jaycees headq uaners in Pomeroy , All members are urged to attend, MODil t16SR 361SQuare Inch Duot Burner Deluxe COO: 81ock 361 Square inch Dual Burner Deluxe. 30,000 BTU's. Twin in · dependently control l ed Hospitalized stainless steel burners . Full length control consol11 with ""lite-A-Mafic'' ignitor. Ex · elusive combination worming Francis Scholl is a surgical patient in Room 38, St ..Joseph's rock / utility tabl e. Chrome · havep~isurgery Tuesday. Cards may rJH~o~s~ t~a l~,iP~a~r~ke~risibutr ~g~.~Sc~ho~I~J:w:il:ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~ be sentln care of the hospital. pl at ed cooking grid . Two uten · sil hooks. Stay -cool wood lid and side hand les. Sunbeam Grillmoster Cookbook . In · el udes lava rock and 20 lb . tonk with safety relief valve Stu rdy four -in ch steel post. Cos t aluminum g ril l head w ith permanent ven t and pinned hin ge lid . Baked on enamel fi nish . 5 -ye a r limited wa rran ty on grill hea d cos ting. $3 25 OINNG ROOM Served with whipped potatoes, chicken gtavy. cole slaw. hot roll. butter & coffee. Sorry. no substitutes except beverage with ' ~ditional ptice . • CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT PH . 992- 5432 POMEROY OH . T~W~edn:e:sd:a~y~a~t~lh:e~boa::rd:off:l:·ee:_._J~::::~~:::::::::::::::::::::~ tx:o hOSIC'SSE'S. LAST DAYS TO SAVE to Town\ hip Hoad llKi for l .ronarrl 13ass, taken to VC'IC'rans Memoria l criminal justice at the University of Cincinnati and hiscoileagues said he as pired to an administrative job. Deputy Sheriff Michae l Honan. who started hi~ job the same day as Pence. described him as "damn good officer and a close frie nd ." " There just wasn't anything you could criticizl' the guy for . He did his job a nd he did it well. " You could bedo\>11 in the dumps. This job has a lot of stress in lt. you know, and he could come up wth an o!Hhe wall joke tha t would puU you out of it." S tokes said the atta ck occurred a s guards wet"P searching ceils for a Deaf school administrator sets jury testimony F'uncral Home, Mason, W .Va., with Goodnite supporters to attend Meigs Local board meeting Concerned arraigned on the charge a t a morning hearing In Hannilton County Municipal Coun . He said Zuem was being held on a $100,00l bond on a murder charge a t the time of the stabbing. Stokes said the weapon appar" ently was made !rom the wire handle of a bucket issued for use as a toilet. He sald the handles have never before been a problem as a potential weapon. Pence. a bachelor. had been working'at the facility sinec Aug. 15. 1981. Pence had earned a degree in William ZuC'rn. 25. Cincinnati. will Maggil' E . Fields. N Hartlonl. W Va . died Sil turday. Bam 0<"<'. 21. l!lai. in Ha rt1orrl. s he \\·as the daughter of thela tcO.C and Rhoda Roush Cunningham . Department and the Civil Ait PatroL He attendc~ the P"'sbyter ian Church of Point Pleasant. He was a World War ri a nd Korf'an War wteran with the U .S. Alr Force. He was a retired sergeant t:: -7 with thP Virginia CINCINNATI, Ohio tAP) -An inmate was to be arraigned today on an aggravated murder charge in the cteath Sunday of a guard a t the County Comections Instit ute. Ha · milton County Sheriff Lineoln Stokes says" Guard Philltp J . Pence . 26. was ' tabtx'li onec in the hean with a ' har'J)Cned wire s hortly alter 10 p.m. Saturday as he and a nother deputy ent ered a cell to search for rumored \\eapons. Pence. of Clncinnati, died dur ing surge rv at Uni,·crsi ty Hospi" tal r.vo hou rs later . Maggie E. Fii>ld;; two sisters and one grandson. West SUPPI.fMENT TO: THE POMEROY SENTINEL Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Into ('om pulers PONTE VEDRA, Fla tAP! C..oUer Tom Watson, who some. ') t imr-s clicks off s hots with computer accuracy. admit s he now is inl er estr'Cl. in humP computer s. ·· 1 want to lea rn morf' about thrm for SC'veral rPasons," hC' said . "For \ one thing my daug hter. Meg , not yet ftv(' years old, is slarHng to use one. When I found out that they weJ'I' using computers tn pre"school rlasscs. I fi gu red it was time for me to leam also ... ,---------------------------j Five die in highway crash MARI.F:TTA . Ohio 1AP1 - Fi ve people wen· kiUed in J Wl'E"kPnli traffic accident whm a car carrying AIR . CONDITIONERS · ' I QUALITY WHIRLPOOL AIR CONDTIONERS two Ohio ( ;nlvrr slt y s tudent s crossed the center linC' on Ohio 7 WITH 36" MOWER DECK south of Marietta a nd s truc k a van head"""· the Highway Patrol sa id Sunday. Troopers saki thf'ir invest iga!ion indica ted the car was spcedlng. $99999 Plus Tax The SALE ENDS FRIDAY, JUNE 15TH 5,000 BTU - 7,500 BTU - 10,000 BTU 12,500 BTU - 18,000 BTU ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE MECHANIC ST. POMEROY 992~3671 "Price Includes Shipping" AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT GREGG & PATTY GIBBS · N." 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. Keeps time without batteries I Powered by two potatoea or two orong•s or two plants or two cans of soda pop or a ther common , hous•hold Items. Shows hours . minutet . seconds. date . Split -second accuracy. 'h " L.C.O . display . The gift Item of the year I (Power source not includ- HOURS: lton ,-Tues ,·Wed.·Fri. 9:30 to S:OO Thurs. 9:30 to 12:00 Sit. 9:30 to 2:00 ed .\ ton Grove, IL 60053 , ....,,__ ,... . p ede!i. tol form covered with o washable , leather-gro in vi nyl 'Trademarks of Monogram Models , Inc . Ma r· PH. (Ohio) 992·2178 (W. Va.) 773·9577 waist -h ig h features brushed brass . slid ing counterwe ights on a zin c, die -cost bea m that is calibrated in '/, lb increm enh up to 300 lbs . The Counselor 3000 o fl ers two .. true balance ·· ind icators o bubble leveling de¥ice and a unique fibe r opt ic electron ic indicator {9-vo lt batte ry re · qu ired ). Th is is the o n ly balance beam scale on the market to indicate eMoct balan ce f or cccurote weigh ing . Add to thi~ . the CouMelor Quality .. . cost a luminum bose constru ction for stability and on extra large . podd ed plot- FREE DELIVERY ON TRACTOR There were no survivors in the southeast Ohio cras h Sa turday night . said patrol spokesman H.E. Pennington. He said tests were belng con" ducted to determine if aleohol usage was lnvo\ved In the accfde nt. The patrol Identified the dead as James H. Smith. 24. of Hempstead, N.Y .. and Dean A. Mastrolcovo. 22. of New York City. both Ohlo University s tudents. Killed ln the van were Georg1a P . Crider, 16, Little Hockfng; Lisa D. Crider. 24. Torch; and her daughter, Shana, 6, the patrol said. SEARS 11 H.P. LAWN TRACTOR mot. '9'' $ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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