http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8b8616f0a9a307c185553fa0cb49f276.pdf 11c22eda23217b42ca755ab52f5a00a2 PDF Text Text I'Qg• Wednesday, June 13, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 12-The Daily Sentinel ...---Local Briefs:-__, Fairfield sheriff calls for grand jury Middleport police activities Seventy-three arre;ts were made by the Middleport Pollee Department In May, Chief of Pollee J .J. Cremeans reports. The department collected $96'i.03in parking meter collectlo115 and investigated eight accidents. There were 525 parking meter tickets wrttten and $48 collected for merchant pollee services. Fire department answers 57 calls The Middleport Fire Departtnent answered 57 calls In May including 14 fire calls and 43 emergency runs, Fire Chief .Jeff Darst reports. All vehicles were drtven 788.7 miles during the month, Darst said. Local government money released Sune Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson reported the June distribution of $2l ,!Xl9,786.96in local government fund money to0hlo's88counties and 462 cities and villages levying local income taxes. Of the total, Meigs County received $31.11!6.6.3. Village funds revealed All Middleport funds as of May 31 totaled $524,256 .69, Oerk-Treasurer Jon Buck said. Receipts, disbursements for the month and the balance of each fund, respectively. follow: General, $18,281'-18, $19,721.34, $31,1:100.38; street maintenance. $2,553.91, $5,115.ffi, $1,824.69 deficit; HUD, $43,0lJ, $73,883.50, $499.75 deficit; federal revenue sharing, no receipts, no disbursements, $183.39; street light, no receipts, $1,407.93, $3,0'12 .22; street levy, no receipts. no disbursements, $13,621.51; fire equipment, $150, $917.21, $16.76; fire truck, no receipts, oo disbursements. $15,463.47; sanitary sewer escrow. no receipts, no disbursements, $136.717.29. Fire house improvement fund. $48.70, no disbursements, $6.68101; water tank, no receipts, no disbursemenl>. $180,977.58; water, $10,Dl.32, $10,140.90, $30,017.81; sanitary sewer. $7,464.38, $7,457.40, $37,819.33; swimming pool, no receipts, $699.92, $742.45 deficit; cemetery, $2141.04, $2,932.ll, $1,351.40 deficit; wa ter meter trusts, $330, $175, $10,543.18; economic development. no receipts, no disbursements, $2,())). Receipts for the month totaled $84,28'.1.53 while disbursements amounted to $122.450.97. LANCASTER, Ohio (API - It will take time to decide whether to meet Fairfield County Sherltf James Peck's request lor a speclal grand jury to Investigate allegations he accepted kickbacks to protect gamblers, county Prosecutor Dave Landefeld says. Landefeld said he will have to think about the "unusual" request, Dads are going to get extra-special treatment from Pomeroy area merchants this year. The Bend Area Merchants Association, a newly founded group, is promoting dads with a gift drawing and special advertisements in t.hc local media. Each of the 18 participating merchants will draw for a gift from their store a t 1 p.m . Saturday at the stage in Pomeroy. The winning fathers' names will be drawn from names submitted to each store. ~o purchase is required to submit a dad's name . "I think ill's) been successful," said Joe Clark of the merchants association. He is president of the group. Clark added the association is "trying a lot of things." The association's pu'lJOS<' is to pool the money of individuals In advertising and promoting the businesses in the bend area. Clark said. He added that any merchant Interested could contact Clark about membership. Pomeroy library summer hours Summer hours for the Pomeroy Public Ubrary are9 a.m .-5 p.m .. Mondays through Saturdays. Junior golf league meeting set The initial meeting of the Junior Golf League of JaymarGolf Club will be held at the clubhouse at 1 p.m . Monday and is open for all young people from the ages of nine through 17. Free golf instruction will be provided . Youth Revival begins tonight A youth revival which begins tonight at 7:30 and will be held through June 17. will be held at the Racifl(' First Church of the Nazarene and not the Racine First Baptist Chu rch. Evangelist will be Mike Adams. There will be special vocal numbers each evening. Missing key recovered A key a ppearing to be for use on a cas h register has been fou nd on Court Street in Pomeroy and can be claimed at t.heoffice of The Daily Sentinel, lll Court St. Old infirmary gutted by fire · A two-apartment building. formerly the Meigs County Infirmary for many years. was gutted by fire Tuesday morning, with losses set at $40,00l. Tom Werry of the Pomeroy Fire Department said the building, owned by Steve Henderson, was occupied by two families. It had been converted from the Infirmary facility to private housing a number of ye.m; ago. Damages to the building were set at $JJ,OOJ, while the loss of the contents owned by the two families was set at $10,000. Middleport was called to assist the Pomeroy department with the fire. The fire apparently started in a bedroom in the apartment of Mr. and Mrs . Dick Richmond and tt.>lr two small children. The second apartment was occupied by Regina Butcher. The structure was r.ot insured, it was reported. WASHINGTON (API - Sen. John Glenn says the Democratic presidential nomineeshouldselecta - !Continued trom page 11 Out O•f-county ~· ···~ · ---------reject the bids of Superior and American Business_ The Superior bid was not sealed and the American Business bld was not marked. Commissioners suggested the bid of Ropho be kept on file lor further study and be accepted or rejected no later than next week. Commissioners also accepted bids for service vehicles for the county highway department. Low bidders were Pat Hill Ford, Middleport, lor a 1985 Ford pickup for$8,850; Pat Hill Ford for new1984 Bronco Ford for $10,995; and Simmo ns Oldsmobile-Cadillac· Chevrolet, Pomeroy, for a Chevrolet dump truck for $24,499. The bids received for the vehicles for the county highway department were opened last week. The bids were Pat Htll Ford for a 1984 Bronco II was $10, 995; the bid of Simmons Oldsmobile-Cadillac-Chevrolet for a 1985 Chevrolet Blazer was $ll,7421.69; Simmons' bid for a dump truck was $24,499.49; and the bid of Pat Hill Ford lor a dump truck was$24,719. mayor's court Robert F . Powers, Middleport. and Orland W. Floyd, Pomeroy, forfeited bonds of $450 each on charges of driving whle intoxicated when they failed to appear in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Powers also forfeited a $XO bond on a chargeolleavlngthesceneof an accident . Also forfeiting a bond of $25 was James Mourning, Middleport, charged with unsafe burning. Fined in court was James L Shaver. Gallipolis, $425 and costs and three days in jail on a OWl c harge, and $100 and costs for driving while under suspension. Others fined were Anthony McGrath, Rutland. and Roger L. Bush, Middleport, $50 and costs. disorderly manner; Frances M. Moxley. Pomeroy, $10 and costs, permitting an unlicensed driver to operate her vehicle, and Philip D. Moxley, Pomeroy, no operator's license. Sinnmons' bid for a pickup was $8,896.42 and Pat Hill's bid for a pickup was $8,800. The bid for the utility vehicles, Blazer and Bronco, reported last week, were incorrect. Roberts also reported the highway department would be receiving a leased bulldozer today to help move the creek on Horse Cave Road. Despite... Continued from page 1 for the next year and It was voted to create a boysandglrlscrosscountry team next year . John W. Blaettnar was granted professional leave to attend a marketing education conference at the Universlty of Dayton, Aug. 8-10. The next regular meeting was changed to July 31 at 7p.m. Substitute teachers employed for 1984-85 Include James Bach, Lori Bullion, Julle Byer, Sandra Cobb, Fern Grimm, Susan Hannum, Jeff Holter, Jon! Jeffers, Vinas Lee, Margaret Lewis, Helen Maag, Roberta Maidens, Barbara Mathews, Brenda McGuire, Winifred Naas, Margaret Parsoll5, Dorothy a Petrel, Mary Powell, Karen Probert, Diane Rice. William Robinette, Kevin Sheppard, Elizabeth Webster, Roberta Wilson. Substitute bus drivers hired last night are Bobby Arnold, Shirley Wilson, Evelyn Hobbs, Laura Harrtson, Terry Powell, Jinn Miller. Carole Phillips, Frederick D. Thomas, Sue Lauderrnllt, David Ross, Einner J. Snider, Katherine L. Deskins, John Evans. Angela Sue Sellers, Edward Earl Sellers, Ben J . Watts, Canie Beth Morris, Steven D.Morrts. Named to the substitute cook list were Ruby Rife, Sharon Black, Joanne Edwards, Merium Hoffman, DorothyClatworthy, Dorothy Roach, Betty Longstreth, Marlene Barrett, Berni~ Garnes, Lorrt Ann Snowden. Celesta Coates, Ruth Pearson. Substitule aides-secretaries named lor the next year were Lorri Ann Snowden, Mary Beth Musser, Kelly Dawn Brown, Frances Hunnet. Janice Lisle. Sancty Kay Napper, Karen J. Stanley. Marlene M. Swartz, and Yvonne Sue Young. J erry Owens of Pomeroy was fined on three charges in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night as the result of a recent incident at the Meigs Inn . On a charge of public intox ication, he was fined $113 and costs, disorderly conduct, $63, and des1111ction of property, $313 and costs. Others fined in the court were Karen Chaney, Pomeroy, $45 a nd Boy Scout troop organizing Friday A boy scou I troop will be organized in Racine Friday at7p.m. in t American Legion Ha U, "" t h Donald Stept.>nson as the leader. Beys interested in scouting and their parents are Invited to attend the meeting at which Iinne registra tion will take place. To join the troop, boys must be 10\':, and have completed the fifth grade, or 11 through 18yearsof age. The fee is$4 for scouts, payable at the meeting . Committee members are needed and the fee for serving is $.~ . Fees cover insurance for both scouts and committee members . To transfer from another troop, the fee is 50 cent s. -" SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ' 11 PC. SHRIMP $1.39 WITH FRIES .... s1.89 Dissolution given ~ ,... ~ ~ "There' sa blgmassofmajorityof Deroocrats out there who I think have to be appealed to," Glenn sald Thesday. "(But) I don't want that to be interpreted that I'm putting myself f01ward as running lor vice president, because I'm certainly ADOLPH'S DAIRY VAUEY " At The End of the Pomeroy-Ma"'" Bridg•o ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ,til - ,. . . ~ . .9. .0·Y·OH . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ . .-.qq·2-·1·5·56. .. . . Glenn said a good role for a vice president would be to conduct some long-range planning for the nation, assembling five-and !().year plans, for example. "So would I consider it? Certainly I'd consider it ," he said. "But would I automatically accept it? No." G lenn, whodroppedoutoftherace for the Democratic presidential nomination in March, said he would consider a vice presidential nomina· tlon but wouldn't automatically accept lt. "We'd have to consider it, '' Glenn told reporters at his Senate office. But he quickly added that he thought the possibility unlikely. Glenn, who has announced he will seek re-election In 1986, called the Senate an "excellent forum." But he also said the past two Lottery results CLEVELAND (API The winning number drawn Tuesday night in the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 593. In the "Pick 4" game. played Monday through Friday, the win · nlng number was 5987 Emergency runs reported Four emergency Middleport was ca lled at 10:03 a.m. to Powell Street for Ruth Zerkle, taken to Holzer Medical Center; at 3:20 p.m. Racine was called to Mile Hill Road for Twlla Clark, taken to Veterans Memortal Hospital; at 7:20 p.m. Racine was called to the Carpenter residence for Scotty Brineheer, to Veterans Memortal Hospital; at 9:01 p.m., Rutland was called to Hysell Run Road lor J.D. Keesee, to Veterans Memortal Hospital. runs were reported by Meigs County Emergeney Service. Racine was called at 9:45a.m. to Mile Hill Road for Twlla Clark, to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 12: 17a.m. to North Fourth Avenue for Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 5:33p.m. to Bradbury for William Clonch, to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Ru tiand at 9: 31 Rutland to Ohio 684 for Dan Rairden in a motorcycle accident, to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Four emergency runs were made by local units Monday, the Meigs Car wash slated County Emergency Medical Ser,;ce reported. Veterans Memorial The youth group a t the Rutland Church of Cod will hold a sponsor a car wash a t the church Saturday, June 16. at lOa.m . Priceis$3percar. ,----------------- Monday admissions - Mary Divers. New Haven; Karen Thacker, Middleport; Linley Hart, Racine. Monday discharges - Maty Davis, William Tlemyer, Charlotte Conn. Tuesday admissions- Raymond Little, Middleport, Twila Clark, Racine; Edith Reiser, Pomeroy . Roy Tuesday discharges Pierce, Hiram Pauley. Ollie Hill . Mary Divers. Karen Thacker, Nelson Cline. A NEW SERVICE IN POMEROY UPS Parcels Picked Up At Pomeroy Bowling Lanes 9-5 Daily We Are Not Affiliated With UPS ...------------....1..------------ Soviet crimes ...Page 2 Weather By lbe Bend ..... Pages 5, 6, 7, Cla88Uied8 .... Pages 10, 11, 1% ComlarTV ............. Pagel3 DeaUts .................... Page 8 Edllorlals .... ............ Page 2 Sports ............. Pages 3, 4, 10 Clear and cool t.onlgN. Low ~.Ugh& 110~ winds. Moo&ly !IUIIIQ' ~- IDglt near Boys State delegates...Page 7 flO. Chance of rain near zero pereent t.onlgbt and 10 percart Friday. Reds end losing streak...Page I 0 • Vol.34, No.44 Copyrighted 1984 Nine persons forfeited bonds on speeding charges wren they failed to appear in court. They were Ricky Birchfield, Rutland, $47; James R. Davis Jr., Columbus, $49; J erald Keith. Letart, W.Va .. $46; Peggy Fisher. Uttle Hocking, $48; Philip Fair, Marietta, $44; Christopher Crouser, Elizabeth, W.Va ., $47; Denver Bush, Pomeroy, $19; David Kauffman, Albany, $44; and Robert Taylor. Racine, $44. Also lined were James Green, Mason, W.Va., $50, tampering with the property of another; Carl E. Reed, Reedsville, $63, running a traffic light; and ThomasSinnmons, Middleport, $43, falling to stop at a stop sign. 661·3110 :#~~ 5th STREET SINCE 1858 ByRONSIRAK Associated Press Wrler Double-barrelled storms stretched from the Rockies to New England today alter hunicane-force winds, grapefruit-size hall and more than two dozen tornadoes knocked out power to 40,00) homes and triggered flash floods that trapped cars in water 5 feet deep. The East Coast, reeling from a week of near-100-degree beat, got cooling relief with the brutal thunderstorms, but the mercury was expected to rise back Into the upper 90s today from New York to the Carolinas. At least 18 people have died this week from tornadoes, flooding or heat. "We had a fluny of tornadoes Wednesday, 26 in all," Harry Gordon of the National Severe Stonns Forecast Center in Kansas City, Mo. , said early today. "Storms like this aren't unusual. What's unusual is how widespread they are," Gordon said. Tornadoes were reported Wednesday In Wyoming, Washington, New Mexico, Nebraska, Montana, Kansas, Indiana, South Dakota a nd Colorado, Gordon said. No serious injuries and only scattered damage were reported from the twisters. "There are two areas of storms, one from the Rockies to the western Plains and the other from Indiana to southern New England," Gordon said . "Scattered, violent thunderstorms are continuing over those areas and will throughout the day." In Colorado, nearly 5 inches of rain Wednesday washed across tt.> Denver suburb of Arvada and up to 6 inches of hail was on the ground, said Byron Louis of the National Weather Service in ~nver. About 20 Arvada police c.m; were damaged seriously enough by hail that they were taken off the road for repairs, Arvada police Lt. Ted Mink said. 648 board may name new director Monday By KEVIN KELLY OVP News Staff One of two candidates being considered lor executive director of the Gallla-Jackson-Melgs 648 Mental Health Board will be offered the job, pending negotiations over an employment contract. Thenamesofthecandidateswill not be revealed until the negotiating is complete. The 648 board took that action Wedni'Sday on a motion by Dr. Edward J . Berklch. a Gailla County representative, following an execuUve session lasting more than 1Y, hours. Berkich's motion was seconded by Meigs representative James Mourning and approved 1().1. Meigs representative James J. Cremeens cast the dissenting vote. Four board members were absent. Following the vote, board chair man Roberta W. Holzer requested thatDr.RlchardE.Hunter,who has been serving as acting executive director since tate 1983. conduct negotiations with the candidate. Mrs. Holzer said it is possible the candidate now being considered could be chosen at the board's monthly meeting Monday lf negottattng is successful. "We don't want to name any names in case the perscn turns it down," she said. Cremeens said he voted against dealing with the candidate because of the "extravagance" of the contract package at a time when the board is trying to live down a prior innage of reckless spending. "lfeellt'sunjust and that It's not a comforta ble package to offer when we have such a poor innage," Cremeens said. "I don 't feel, as a representative of Meigs County. thai such extravagance can be explained." Cremeens said the contract offers a $40,00l per year salary and expenses for moving Into the a!l'a. The board's action came after it decided in March to extend its search for an executive director. Hunter said at the tinne the board wanted "some comparl'iOns" In evaluating candida tes fort he job. At the Iinne, only one candidate remained for consideration. The position has been vacan t since the board dismissed MaxineS. P lumme r as executive director last September. followingthrecnlghtsof hearings into Mrs. Plummer's ac tivit if'S in office. In December, a Galli a County grand jury secretly indicted Mrs. Plummer for theft in office and using her office to Influence a public contract, both cha rges relating to the employment of her son Jeffrey. A trial begins Monday in Logan after Hocking County Common Pleas Judge James E. Stilwell. assigned to the case by the Ohio Supreme Court. granted a request by Mrs. Plummer 's attorney for a change of venue. .............. ....... ............ ~-~ ··-~~·· 423 6300 t 25 LEE STREET 1Bch•nd Post Off•ce) COOLVILLE. OHIO 45723 BELPRE. OHIO 457 • · LEE ETHRIDGE -------. r--------------. 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Several low-lying streets in the Denver area were closed by flooding Wednesday, including U.S. 36, the main road from Denver to Boulder, authorities said. In New Jersey, the wind blew so hard that the measuring device at Newark International Airport broke, officials said. "There are trees uprooted by the dozens. and God knows how many wires down ," said spokesman AI Green of Rockland Electric Co. in Bergen County, N.. L Utility officials said some of the more than 18,00l homes that lost power because of the storm would not have service restored until later today. Utility officials in the New York City area reported more than 9,())) homes without power, a nd officials in I ' ' ' '· \ ' . • . '· I r '. j :; I '' j.a. ' ' ., ' ·' Connecticut put the figu re at about 15,(UJ. A gust of wind slammed a USAir jetliner onto a runway at Detroit Metropolitan Airport during a violent thunderstorm, forc[ng a crash-landing that injured five of the 55 people aboard. The pilot had aborted a landing because of poor visibility from hail and rain and was retracting the landing gear to make another pass at the a irport when tt.> accident occurred, officials said. Before the thunderstorms developed, te mperatures in t.he East had ctimbed into the 90s. hitting a record-tying 100 degrees in Baltimore, the weather service said. Records for the date also were broken or tied in Boston, where it was97; Hartford, Conn., andAUantic City, N.J ., which reported 96, and Scranton, Pa .. where the mercury reached 92. It was 94 degrees in New York City , and 97 in Washington and Richmond . Va. ,. .. 't ., _ \ •. • PATCH COILECI'OR - Ray lllanley of Middlepori holds the first poUce department patch he c'OUeded. The patch is from Athens Uty Police Depwtment. Displayed are some of the almost 75 pakhes Manley has coUected since he begWl about a year ago. He has patches from as far away as Phoenix, Ariz. Manley works for the Athens Mental Health Center. He fonnerty was a member of the Pomeroy Police Department. lltanley =ently wrote for patches from Washington, D.C. and Hawaii. He is still waltlng for replies. Will test Mason land for possible DNT contamination POINT PLEASANT - Seventyfive acres of the McClinitic Wildlife SUI lion, north of Point Pleasant, will undergo testing for possible dinitrotoiuene (DNT) contamination, a spokesperson for U.S. Sena tor Robert C. Byrd said Thursday. Byrd sald Wednesday night an agreement between the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army had been reached to study and clean up the possible hazardous waste site in Mason County under the federal Superfunds Program. According to EPA reports, one of the ponds in the McClintic Wildlife Sta tlon showed s lgns of possible contamination of the chemical DNT. The EPA a lso suspects some of the underground pipes there may also be contaminated . Michael Hoeft , a fisheries biologist at the station, said the Charleston-based water resources division will be supervising the testing. "We just run a public hunting and fishing area," Hoeft said. "The public will not to> in any danger during the testing." Hoeft said the Mason Cou nty wildlife station was unaware of the future testing to be done. "They (water resources division ) don't tell us anything," he said . "They just come out and do it. We're just Innocent by-standers." No date has been set for the testing, but a spokesman for U.S. Third District CongrPssman Bob Wise's office said, "the Army will begin the study in t.he next few weeks.' ' EPA officials told Byrd the Arm\'. which will be working alo~ with the West Virginia Department of Natural Rescurces. will begin a study to determine t.he extent of thr pond's contamination. Then a feasibility study to determinP the best po'5ible solution for cleaning the contami nated arf'a "ill l'X' the next step. Both phaSPS of thf' plan should take a year to complete. EPA officials said. The wildlife station was forme rly the West Virginia Ordnance Works. which was used primarily during World War II fort he manufacture of the explosive TNT. the term placed on the area by Mason Count) residents. The \\'arks w ere closed in the late 1940s. This is the first suJ)<'rfund site in the country that the Army has been given the responsibilit y to clean up. according to EPA officials. Portsmouth will suffer greatly if Piketon Gaseous Diffusion Plant closes PORTSMOlJJ'H. Ohio tAP! Portsmouth could lose $71 .5 million in revenues and the county $166 million if the Gaseous Diffusion Plant at Piketon is closed, says City Auditor James Stewart. Stewart and other local officials are preparing data to present at public hearings set up by the U.S. Department of Energy, which has announced the possiblilit y of closing dovm the PikPton plant. onPol thrce it operat('S. Hearings have ixoc>n sch!'dull'd for Wawry on Tuesday, \11th others to follow tn Oak Ridge, Tenn ., and Paducah. Ky. J Observation, treatment ordered by judge 69¢ I Limit 2 I I '2 Mc:tion'l , 14 Poges '25 Cenh A Multimedia lm. New~paper Storms stretch froiD Rockies to East Coast ...i ...... FRIEND WH ITE-ETH Rl DG E enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, June 14, 1984 A FRIEND WHEN YOU NEED A costs, speeding; and Brian Bowling, Racine, $76 and costs, failure to register his vehicle. • at e administrations have made "better use" of vice presidents than previous administrations. not." Pomeroy mayor's court cases File for marriage Two marriages were ended Monday by Meigs Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight. Beverly S. Roush and Michael L. Roush, both of Racine, had their marrtage dissolved. Kathy Doidge was granted a divorce !rom Norman J . Doidge for gross neglect of duty. running mate who can motivate moderate Democrats to vote In the November elections. Limit 3 Michael Alan Nesselroad, 26, Pomeroy. and Tania Rae Bichsel, 21, Greenfield, Ohio, were issued a marrtage license in Meigs County Probate Court Monday. "I'm a lighter, and I retuse to to> bullied by a bunch of crooks," Peck said, adtll>Jg that he expects to be cleared. Peck scheduled a news conference Tuesday, but did not respond to reporters as a group. A reporter and a photographer for The Dispatch werebroughtinseparatelytotatkto the st.>rltf after other reporters had left. that he pald Peck about$,",()() a week from the proceeds ot eight poker machines In Falrtleld, Ross and Plckaway counties during an 18month period from 1979 to 1981. The Dispatch articles said a federal grand jury has heard testimony from at least seven people, and that the FBI has been investigating Peck since October 1982. Glenn suggests moderate VP candidate Middleport Merchants plan fathers promotion and said it wW be at least a month before to> decides wrether to empanel a grand jury. Peck called lor the investigation Tuesday as he met with reporters to deny all charges published Sunday in articles by The Columbus Dispatch. Convicted gambler Charles J. Houlthan told the Dispatch that he told a grand jury In Columbus Aug. 4 Inside today: Coupon Expires 6 / 17/ 84 C.K. SUPERMARKET ~------------ BEA'11NG THE HEAT - A group of River in downtown Cincinnati Wednesday afternoon. younpten Ilea& the heal by playln1 In a water Temperatuml reached a high of 92 degrees In the 8pl'lnldet' u Yeatman's Cove park near the Ohio area. (AP Laserpholo). POINT PLEASANT - A Letart woman, who was indicted for murder in May by a Mason County grand jury in connection with the death of her infant son, was ordered by Mason County Circuit Judge Clarence Watt Tuesday to be committed to Huntington State Hospital for an innprovement period not to exceed six months for observation and treatment. Mason County Prosecuting Attorney Damon B. Morgan Jr. said Watt ntled that Sarah May Keyes, 27, who was arrested In connection with the March 28 death of rer l~·month-old Infant, Jerome Scott Keyes, was incompetent to stand trtal and would not understand the consequences of the trial. In support of his decision. Watt also said there exist the llkelliKlod that Keyes may regain competence to stand trtal after an Improvement period, Morgan added . Morgan sa id Keyes will bf' returned to court for hearings after her innprovement period to detcrmlnc if she is competent to stand trial. State police reported that Gerald L. Keyes, husband of Sarah Keyes. found his wife wounded on the kltcren floor and the Infant on his bed when he anived hom~l from work. Mrs. Keyes had suffered an apparent self-inflicted laceration to her throat and wound to her abdomen, state police said. Evidence discovered during the investigation at the scene caused state police to believe thai st.> had also Ingested a quantity of an acid-based bathroom cleaner. The Infant apparently died from a stab wound to the abdomen, state pollee reported. �Comment The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVIJfllll Tfl THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher PAT WIIITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH .o\sslstant Publlsh('r/ Co ntroll f" r General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. !'llews Ed itor A MEMBER of T he Associated Pre!'is,Jnland Daily PressA~ocla· lion and the American Newspaper Publisher Association. LEM'ERS OF OPI~IO~ are welcomed . T hey ~hould hf' Jess than 300 words Jon~ . ,\ lllf'ttPr" ue subj t•d to editing IUid must De sig ned wUh name, ad dress and telt•p hone numher . No unslg nt'd ll'tlers wUI bt> published. Lettt>t"s s hoold he In K()()d ta.o;l e, address in g IS!iUf'S , not pt>notiallllt"~ . An anatomy of leadership It's Walter Mondale' s pmblem and he must do something about it if he expects to win. sa id the professor. a student of corpora te and governmental leadership. Eugene .Jennings, the professor, is also author of "An Anatomy of Leadership, '' adviser to corpora l<' cha iimen and boards and, from time to time, to high Jpvel elected officials. We are at a time in history when leadership is returning, said Jennings. " Take-c harge people are coming to the fore in our institutions, in business, in politics," he sa id. People demand them. They want nothing less. However, "what we've lll't'n having is managers," said Jennings, who teaches in th<' gradu ate school of management at Michigan Stat<' Univ<'rslty. Managers, he explains, make things happen that are expected to happen . Leaders af(' different . "They produce irreversible changes that are not always expected or pleasant ," he sa id . adding: "We have not had leaders since Pres iden t Harry Truman ." Speaking as a somewhat detached student of leadership rather than an involved polit ica l commentator, Jennings maintains that if Mondalc expects to lead the n..mocrats to victory he must develop what he calls the "X factor." "X," according to Jennings, is the essential quality of leader ship, an ability to demonstra te control over self and issues, thr strengt h to become one's mm person, the power to step in and take charge. "Mondale must understa nd," says .Jennings, " that this pef('eption is going to be his ultimate measure." To now, Jennings continues, Mondale has not shown the leadership he must, but instead has pmjected the image of a man who plays to the house rather than building his own house. To demonstrate that he is a leader, Jennings believes Mondalp "must have a vision of America that is not based on the ward·heeler politics of consensus and coalition." And that vision, he adds, " must be strong enough in itsel f to cause those who now do not suppon him to put aside their personal inter ests in behalf of the cause." · But if he cannot take charge of himself, "gett ing himself under control whereby he is seen as his own man," anything he claims as a vision will be put down as having some less worthy motive, .Jennings contends. He suggests that Mondale has little to lose by assening himself, and that he already has the understanding and the craftmanship to build a base. Monda!~' s only chance of winning, hP says, is to demonstrate to his parry adversaries " tha t he ca n win and win without them, and that it is in thei r own best intef('sts to suppon him or sec their own fragi le powPr bases Prode." Letters to the editor Didn't Like board's atlitude Thf' EastPrn Local School Roard rPall\' wants to mo. kr th4' public f('('l Wf']C'(Jmf' Lll hoard m('('fing~. ThP Ma~· :n m('(•fing v.:a s hC'ld in 1hl· hi,eh school lihrarv \\'it h t:.W ;1dults plus c:h ilclrf'n alll'nding . Of course·. f'\'('~· o n f' did n't fit in to thP room Thirt ~· ...tood in l hr IJar k nf thf' room a nd a round lhP " '~ill s . l ntrrPsl ingl_\ pnuugh , t hf' caff'tf'ri a : 1nd _g ym wf' n' borh cmpl\ Thf' li h ra r ~ · m.tdr· tht • J tmosphf'rf' so coz ~· tht• boarcl mf'mlY'rs fr lt thl'_ \ - d idn't nr1~d to SPf'ak _.:;n f'Vf'f\Oflf' could hr ;n spokr \ ' l' r~ · soft]\ thf'm . ThP~ ­ in S(JitP of repf'alf'd rr>qut'sts from thr public to ··piP;tsP "(.X':tk Jouclr r . ·· Thi s p rnbi Pm r nulcl h ~lH' bt•t•n 1lVPn·nmf' b_ ,. t)')d 1-d m('mbrrs . C aul. \1 .:.w hir and Lukins simpl_ ,. fal kinc louder . Of coursP. fhf'schOt:d "Ysfrm dOI' 'i ha\·r a fl A s\'sl Pm. I' w • "iC"Pn 11 10 U'>f' Cl l Tl 1 sc hool carni\'iJis J nd program... . J\ ·t· also hPard th1 • high sc hool is Pquippf'<i \.dlh an ('XCCIIrol S \ 'S!Pm . Wh_\' not USf' it'! I haw' 1hr impr<'ssion that board dC'<' isions arP pri,·atf'ly.. madf' b.v thP majorit y nr mPmtx'rs and just forma II~ · ,·otrd on in public. Publil · input is not P\'C' O considl'rrd in rlf'cisinn making. Thcr{' was no difficult.\' hParing bo;~ rd mPmbers 1-f f'i nN and Cald · wl'l!. Thr'.\ ' spo kf' to I)(' hPa rd . Parrnts Sl)('aking to t hP board who ~~' f'JT' on I hr agr•nda Wf'l'f' <llso ..; pt•;~kin~ Joufl rnoug h for all trf h• 'a r . Th(' prnh lrm Sf'f•ms 111 tx> that public a\\·an•npss of wh.J 1 thf' hnard 1s doing is tJOOo . Public JKtrtic ipa · rion and 0Warf'n(':-; s arf' giw•n mouth sf'n·icP but not pr~1cticPd h~ · most board rnt •mbr•r s. Y(•s. rT•allv ff' lt \n' lcomf' . Thf'n"·" nothing likf' tr\'in g to tx• awan• nl our school's nf'f'ds J ncl probiC'm s Jnd bdng frf'~lf f'C! likf' dirt. Of course•. Thr public attPndin g ThP mf'f'ting h!Yamf' nnis.\· and lalkf'd out of tu r n. Boanl mC'mbC'rs acf<>d a~ if WC' had no rig hf to f'vrn tx·· pn~rnL Rut. yf' ~- thf' public is WP!conw a! tx).;:trd mf'f'ting~ . .Ju ~t r omr prf'parf'd fo tx• 1rPatf'd rudf'l:--· and hf' rea d~ · to lra\'f' a n gr~v C~nd di srour;.Jg('(l b;t} thf' board' s afti · tude . -Mrs . [)(>bbie ( ;a spers. P.O. II>I. Tuppers Pto ins. Ohio4!i7R1. Rox Today in history Today is Thursday, June 14, th<' I66th day ofl9R4. T here are 200days left In the year. Today is F lag Day. Today's highlight in history · On Jun e 14th, 1Tn, the Contint"'li<JI Congress In Philadelph ia made' the Stars and Stripes the national Oag . On this date: In 1800, Napoleon Bonapane defeated Austrian forces a t the Battle of Morengo, reconquering ftaly. In 1846, a group of settlers at Soooma, Ca Ul., proclaimed the free republic of California. In 19F, General John Pershing and his headquarters staff arrived In Paris in World War I. In 1940, German forces occupied Paris during World War II. In 1949, Bao Dal proclaimed himself emperor of the newly founded Vietnam state. In 1982, Argentine forces surrendered to British troops on the disputed Falkland Islands. Ten years ago: President Rlchard M . Nixon and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat announced that the United States would provide Egypt w1th nuclear techoology for peaceful pUJ'!lOS"S . • The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio MDA trail run raises more than $300 in '84 Thursday, June 14, 1984 Over $,IX) was raised for the Muscular Dystrophy Association In a trail bike poke run held SWlday at the American Legion Farm on Batley RWl Road. Twenty trail bikes participated In the afternoon events. A poker run, slow ride and mud plt were held both In the adult and junior divisions. Lanny Tyree roordlna ted the fund raising activity. The winners In the j unlor division were Scott Brtnker, Pomeroy, first place in both the poker run and theslowrun,andBilly Knock it off! __________:_Ja_m_e_sJ_._K-=-ilpa_trw_·k WASHINGTON- A message is In order for all those happy people around the president who are burbling about a "landslide" victory in November. The message is: Knock It off! Let me venture certain assumptions. On the n..mocrattc side, let us assume that the nominee Is Walter Mondale, that the party has regainE'd its unity (or some reasonable facsimile thereof) , and that Jesse Jackson wilt be rousing his 1mops with all the sis-boo m-bah lor which he is so widely acclaimed. These are the best assumptions lor the Dem ocrats. These are thP best assumptions for the Republicans- That Reagan w111 continue in excellen t health. that inflation will be holding at five percent or less, that unemployment w1 11 have edged down even further , that Interest rates will not be above 13 percent, and that the Soviets wUI not have triggered some crtsls that may demand a forceful Amertcan resJXJnse. On those assumptions, any talk of a " landslide" Is nonsense. More to the point , Republicans who have their wits about them should regard it as dangerous nonsense. Mondale, on his own, may not be able to beat Reagan. Overconfidence surely can. T hree reasons suppon this view. These arc the Law of Changing Circumstances, the Tumbleweed Theorem, and the Grandparents' Postulate. Let us consider. There is something to be gained, but not much to be gained, by looking at the ligures from the 1980 election. With deference to Reagan, who ran a Oawless October cam · palgn, Jimmy Carter was a loser from day one. He would have lost that race to Mickey Rooney, or for that matter, to Mickey Mouse. Carter had In his saddlebags the lead weights of Inflation, high interest rates, the Iranian hostages and his owh wet mop personality. The Law of Changing Clrcumstan · ces reminds us that Reagan will have no such pushover In 1984. It Is a fair statement that four years ago virtually no one actively disliked Ronald Reagan. To be sure, he had made some enemies as governor of California, but all that was long ago and far away. The· Tumbleweed Theorem teaches us that incumbents in political office seldom gather new friends as their terms roll along. They pick up new enemies instead. So It is with Ronald Reagan. Wha I JAf'AN ANI' WESTeRN EUROPE IN 6l<OUP n\ERAPY FOR A 80\HERSOME PEPENDENCV Impresses his supporters as courageous leadership Is seen by his foes as a despicable retreat. The president has managed stnce January of 1981 to offend blacks, women, fanners, environmentalists, and all whose motto Is "Let us not be beastly to the Reds." His own light " 1ng keeps flutt ering In dtsmay. This Is the fate that any vigorous president can expect - Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson come immediately to mind - and Reagan has been nothing If not vigorous. Finally, we have the riddle that leads us to the Grandparents' Postulate: Why Is it that grandparents and grandchildren are so closely bonded• It Is because they share a common hostility. So, too, with t he n..mocrats this year . Republican strategists should be exceedingly wary of all this talk about the "bitter divisions" w1thln n..mocratic ranks. T he Republicans are being set up as patsies. Speaking symbolically, Jesse Jackson may be m ad at the Jews and the Jews may be sore at Jesse .Jackson. Midwestern farmers may have lit tle use lor urban lntellectu· als, and moderate Southern n..mocr ats may be down on organized labor. Let us not be lulled by the sweet talk. These diverse factions share a common hoo tllity. The union bosses. for all I know, may regard environmenraUsts as so many petal pickers in Gucei boots, but in their desire to see Reagan ousted from the White House, they stand as one. This election, unless 1 am whollv mistaken, will be close - closer than K ennedy-Nixon in 1960, probably as close as Carter-F ord in 1976. Unless Republicans manage to register more prospective GOP voters than Jac kson and the unjons manage to register prospective Democratic voters, R('agan could be in serious troubll' In the South and in surh industri al slates as Pennsylva nia and Ohio. Soviet crimes _______---:-____Ja_c_k_A_n_de_rs_o_n WASHI NGTON - For almost two drcades. thf' United St ates was portrayed on the world's televis ion screens a nd front pages as the big , bad aggressor in VIetnam. Nrver mind that no U.S. troops ever invaded No rth Vie tnam , never mind that North Vietnamese troops tres passed regularly into Laos. Cam bodia and South Vie tnam . H anoi's IC'an r Pvolutionaries werr r hapsodized in the press. In stark contrast . the brutal Sovif't conquest of Afghanistan has been all but ignored by th(' world prf'ss_ Oid you know, for Pxamplc, th nt thf' Sovi('ts have lx:.en ca r petbombing Afg han (:lreas undf'r guf'r· ril l a cont rol ? A single TuPJlf'V· 16 BuclgPr bnmher can dump ninr tons or bom bs. Thry fall in a dOS{\ df'adly pattern. creati ng a carrwr of Pxplosions . Onr v ili RgC' aftpr anot hf'r h~1s bl."f'n obl it er ated . T his r.:mdom ann ihil ation is onl .\ thf' lat('sf cruelt y th at thr Sovirt s have visit('d upo n the Afg han peop le. The Russian invaders have caused Incalculable mis('ry and misch ief in this bleak land. ma ssac · r ing recal ci trant villagPrs and poisoning their wells. A l<'rrlble ca tastrophe has bt>fa llen the brave. hardy pcopl~ of Afghanistan. YE't rxcept for a f('w isolated reports, the stol}' has gonr unt old . Ed it ors have fail<'<l to grasp th~ ma~:rnitude of thf' Sovlet crimes in Afgha ni stan : reporters haven' t jumped in and confront r d Sov i ~·t offi cials: columnists hav('n't elabo· ratPd on the ramificat ions. The r ru el facts should have ]J('('n laid out on thr fron t pagf's un til ma ss opinion criPd out agains r !hP SoviP! Pxcesses. Yet thPse fac ts havp I:Jc>.cn lar gely discarded or ignorf'd in nt' ws room s aro und the world . I n rn ~' own journa list's presumption. r have 1r if'd 10 influence public opinion by sounding a number of alarm s. r SC'nt a reporter to Afghanistan to b1ing me a firs! · hand report. Ht• gr<'w a full. Afghan - sty !~ beard, dressed m nafivr robes and crossed fivC' mount a in ranges wi t h the guerrill as. T he resulting colum ns inspired NPal Blair, an inddatigable champion of lost ca uses , to form the FE'derat ion for Amr r iran Afg han Action . The ~oup has r aised mon<'y and shipped supplies to the Afghan resistance. ft has a lso sent Anclr('W E lva, a West Point graduat P and former G r pen Ek'rf't. on four trips into Afghanistan. He found that the arms I'C'aching the freedom figh ters ar e incred ibly poor. Some kill more Afghans than Soviets, he sa id. A nd invaria bly. the good weapons ar e short or ammunit ion. "The> currenf level of aid is a condemna tio n to a slow death." he reported. Meanwhile, Neal Blair's stalwarts. skilled in the ways and rhythms of exerting pressure. have taken their plea to Congress. In response. Sen. Paul Tsongas, D· Mass., and Rep. Don Ritter, R -Pa .. have int roduced legislatio n calli ng for effec tive U.S. aid for thP Afghan resistance. This has fhc endorsement of nu less th an President Reagan . B ut behind the prPsident's ba rk , the State n..partment has been quietl y lobbying against rho legisla tion. One of the departm ent's worthies, Howard Schaffer, urged the Se nat e Foreign Relations Comm ittee behind closed doors to watc>r down or eliminate the bill altogether.l\pparently, t he State Depanment d()('sn't wa n t to antagonizf> the Sovie ts who, as I rf'Cail , nev('r hrsit ated to pour arm3 Into Vir>tnam for use against Am erica n troops. , ·' - - ' ·"' ' ·.• .)1,'~ pull the Reagan ches tnut s out of the fire? Hr al mosf had mP convinced unt il I rem('mbered the nuclear menace that hover s over us a ll . It is too great a gambiP to allow the present ad minis trat ion tour more years to play the arm s game with the Soviet Union. They can't even get the Soviets to play! I am sure you w111 agree that each of my acquaint ances has a srrew toosP somew her e. Voter No. I Is depending on the econom y rontinu· ing at the present infla tion and int('rest ra tes. He is living in what the old time writers used to ca U a fool' s pa r adise. No onP, whether It be an indiv idual, a business or a count ry, can exist f or long solel y on borrowed money. That is what this count ry has been doi ng for the last three years . Even the interest Is paid with borrowed money. With a yearly deficit of about $200 billion and a trade deficit even higher, there Is no way the present appea rance of prosperity can be accounted lor except the enormous sums the Pentagon Is pumping Into the defense Industry. High interest rates and unPmployment are. sure to come. Already, Ohio unemploy· ment officials are complaining that high Interest rates are affecting employment. T hat complaint could spread nationally before too long and there Is nothing In the world that the president or Congress can do to stop it. Voter No.I Is betting on a lam e horse! Voter No. 2 1s cutting off his nose to spite his face. He must remember that President Reagan w111 be almost eighty before he could seiVe out another term. With all due respect for friends who have already reached that age, I would not willingl y r isk m y life and the li ves of 220 million others on an aging hand pushing the nuclea r button in the Oval Office. With both the United States and the Soviets already armed to the teeth with nuclear wrapons. thP c hances for war by mistake grows every day. Never did the U . S. need a clear head in the White House more than now. To count er hi s world -\Vide reputaUon as a war monger, the president this election year has ]J('('n cooing like a dove. Only t his week he Plastic Arts. Next bike run for trail bikes and street bikes has been set for Sunday , Sept. 2 at the same location Scioto Downs racing results COLUMBUS, Ohio !API - Natu · ral Charm, driven by Wa]1W Nickells, outpaced a field of seven other freshman fillies to win the $3,500 second leg of The Terry' s Woe Pacing Series Wednesday night. I\ a rural Charm toured the mile in 2: 02 for a Jl; l ·lmgth victory over Swan Coun . The winner paid $4 . 2 . ~1 . and :J.'IO, while Swan Coun paid $4 and .\ .61! . Jcfs M elanie paid $6 to show . Gallipolis , Ohio TROPHY WINNERS - Dlsplaylnglbelrlrophles here are the winners of the 1\ffiA traU bike poker run held at the American Legion !ann on Bailey Run- From the left they are Mike Salser, Symcuse; Mike JWynolds, GaJllpolls Ferry; Wesley Smith, Middleport; Henry Cade, Scott Brinker, and Billy WeDs, Pomeroy. Charity All-Star game slated July 28 IVHEELJNG, W.Va. ti\P l Three stat e quarterbacks havrbccn n.1mcd to the West Virginia squad fur the 13th annual Ohio-West Vi rgi nia Charily i\IJ-Star Football Rhode Island and Archer plans to aIt end Wheeling College. wilson has commit ted to n..nison University . ga me here July~Tvl~r Coun ty's John McG r('w , Matt Archer and Linslv I nst itut e's Brad Wilson wUI s ll ar~ thr duties for the West \ 'irginia squad. McGrew led Tyler County to a 11;-H victmv over Sistersville in last vPar's Cla~s 1\ state championship garne \V hile Archer paced th r s ta te l'ilh 21 touchdown passes last ><·ason. McGrew, w ho had 17 TD p<_lSSPS ;;15 a senior , is enrolled in the Naval Academy Pr~p School in Sis t ~rsvulp's Prof ess ional Counsel1ng a nd Family Services Woodland Centers e Pomeroy 992·2192 1984 VOLKSWAGE~N~ SCIROCCO $a'4e t. $\,143 ~~ 4 cyl., air cond., 5 speed, tilt wheel, heater, power door locks, rear window wiper & washer, tinted glass, sliding sun roof. Stock No. 4077 WAS NOW 13,195 $11,472 1984 FORD THUNDERBIRD ELAN conc:t, heater , auto . trans _, PS, PB, power windows, power seat, body side 6 cyl., air mouldings, rust proofing , tinted glass, tilt The Perfect Gift For DAD ' I :\ i ' Till' brJtld tha t fits. '" wheel, cruise control . AM-FM radio ste reo cassette, WSW radial tires, s tyl ed road wheels, console, pivoting vent windows. Stock No. 4556 WAS NOW 14,949 $13,076 1984 FORD LTD \ v I\ / offered to reverse hi s stance on Cruise and Pershing miss iles In Europe if the Soviets would return to lh<' bargaining table In Geneva. He even hinted tha t he wou ld withdraw some already Installed In NATO coun tries. He even sent Secretary of State Shultz to dicker In Nicaragua which he has spent three years giving a hard time. For electioneeri ng purposes you will be hearing murh about peace this year. Everyone wants It in an elec1ion yea r . Why not othrr yPars too? 4 doo r, sedan, 6 cyl., air cond ., heater, auto. trans ., PS, PB, power windows, power door locks. rust proofing, tinted glass, tilt wheel. cruise control. AM-FM radio stereo casseHe, WSW radial tir es, wheel covers, l"emote control mirrors, bumper guards , rear window defogger, pivoting vent windows. Stock No. 4564 2 door GS. 4 cyl. , heater , auto . trans .• PS, tinted glass , cruise control, console. Stock No . 4815 WAS NOW 9209 $1699Lee Riders. ® inza GUN CONTROL AMeRiCaN STYLe Howard English Sr., Pomeroy. Major contributors were Burger Chef. Pomeroy Flower Shop, J&R Sports Shop, Hill Top grocery, c&K Grocery , Three-in-One, MlddtPpOrt .,.olst * o£" iuRNPilE * TRAIL BIKE RUN - Mike Reynolds, GaDipoHs Ferry, front, and Wesley Smith, Middleport, as they participated In the slow ride event of the Muscular Dystrophy Association fund raiser. Election year peace ·________L_ow_e_u_w_in_ge_u I perso nally know two fpllows w ho all' going to votr for Ronald R~agan·s r('('lcction thi s fall. Of coursC', th('rf' may be olh!:'rs w ho do not travPI in thP prune JuiC'f' set bu t thesC' two stand out for demonstrat Ing th0 pecu li ar thinking of the av<'rage U . S. voter . For purposPs of thi s column I am going to r f'fPr to thPm as Vot('r No.1 and Vot rr No.2, wh ich. i ncident ally. are not fhf'ir rPal names. Voter No. 1 has monf'~' and credit s the R('agan adm inist r ation wit h hPiping him get more. Another fpw years of Republlca n govern m ent, he says. and he will be rolli ng in the hard stuff like a hog i n clover . You ran tell right now that Voter No. 1 is a rral Reaganitr w hos£' polit ics is governed by the money he h as in the bank , TIT<' stocks and bonds in his safety deposit box and the money he savf's Paeh year by not paying his fair share of taxes . To vote for anyonr ot her than Ronald Reagan would be biting the hand that feeds him. Voter No. 2 i.s not a Rf'aga nitP. [lpflnltely nne He thin ks that everyt hing Ronald Reagan has done the last three and a half years stinks and he' ll tell you so In no uncenaln terms. He thinks Ronald Reagan deserves reelection as punishment. not as a reward. There could be no greater penalty than to be sentenced to spend the next l our years In the Oval Office, he argues, so let President Reagan reap wha 1 he has sown. I will admit there Is a certain logic In his arguments. Why ask any Innocent Democrat to preside over the White House when the Reagan chickens come hom e to roost? Why should the Democrats Wells , Pomeroy, mud pit. In the adult division, the winners were Henry Cade, Pomeroy, poker run; Wesley Smith, Mlddlepon, slow ride; Mike Reynolds, GaiUpolls Ferry, W.Va., the mud pit . Taking second place In the mud pit was Mark Salser, Syracuse, w1th Mike Reynolds taking both the best time in the mud pit and the farthest traveleed award. Wirlnf'rs in the door prize drawing were Downey Kennedy, Middle· port; Butch Porter, Gallipolis; and On The "T'' In Middleport U ae Our C onvaniant uv- A -W•v STORE ~OURS: llon.-ThutS. 9:30 to 6:00 Fridl!t 9:30 to 8:00 Sltunlay 9:00 to 6:00 WE'VE EXPANDED TO SERVE YOU BETTER! STOP IN AND VISIT OUR NEW CAR FACALITY NEXT DOOR TO OUR MAIN BUILDING. "LARGEST NEW CAR AND TRUCK INVENTORY IN THE TRI-COUNTY AREA ." 446-9800 195 Upper River Road �4 The Daily Sentinel Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio [(ingman returns, A's top Indians By KEN RAPPOPORT .\1' Sports Writer Dave Ki ngman is back in the Oakla nd A's lineup. and It does n' t look like he 's missed a stroke. P la;ing only his second game "fter missing 11 contests with a knee mjury. Kingman smashed a home ru n Wednesday to lead the A's to a 3- 1 victory ~ver the Clevela nd Indians . '' His presence gives thiscluba lift , tx.--c·duse we know he can win a game with o n~ swing," said Oakla nd pitche r l:l ill Caudill. Kmgman 's 15th homer did prec isd v that The leadoff blas t in the e ighth inning s napping a 1 1 tie and a sLx·gamc Oakland losing streak as well. It was Kingman's first horner ll.' 11M· . \.--.dau ..t P'rnoi.. ·\."'EHIC \N l.Jo: J\Gl'E Dl \' l"ito~ 1':.·\.'H l. \1. 1\ ·L (;8 l ~ ·•r• •I' ~I r.....n rn "" I<> .::! t; l\ l;,d1111""' ~ !: 'jj[, Iii l 'o ... h•l ' ......... ~ •• ,~ l] -~' k\ '117 ·1·11 ].1 ~h \ Itt"' '";;" !:· 14 ~~ Ill '-? '' ~ \\l:->T 1)(\'t-:IU'o :~, .~ r • , o·r .~o !. U'kl ~l l - , ~~... By BARRY WILNER .\1' Sports Writer since May 25 and it tJed hlm with Boston's Tony Annas for the American League lead. In addition. he has 46 RBI In 48 games. " It 's a good feeling to be back. We've got to put a "inning streak together now," said Kingman, the designa ted hitter who played with a \lght knee brace. "I' m strong mentally and physically." In other AL action. Toronto beat Detroit ?.3, New Yark whipped Boston 4·2, Texas blanked Mlnne· sota 3.0. Chicago edged Calliomla 2·1. ~sas City tripped Seattle 64 and Milwaukee beat Baltimore &.1 . Kingman's homer came on the first pitch of the e ighth Inning from loser Bert Blyleven. 4-3, making his first start since May 17. • .dil< •r nr.o \1 -~ ~ '\12 I 'Ill• . 1/ H II II 'I l l h.. •n'·' ' ' ·n, r II 17·1 \l •; ( '1.'><1'i"<Nt\ Tl RE DS-ArtiY au>d Ct>S.1r _... j.j kil l .P., \ ] If ill "''· ' !r. ,. . n r, l'ir ~· ~t:, ,; ;:: f> -1. \.'l li 1/aJ..I.LI" I "t,lms.ta,,.•, (ianu"" I I 'lt'\'t•lall il 1 l; , ~l. ml.i t ' lo.•llo nl r - outflr lck>r, from t hf> injurt>d r<••.P rYI' lis t Oplio ood J(E'('f('('aro. pn r llf'r 10 Wt\ hita f' f Arrnica11 Assod alion 8ASKt..""111ALL NatXIIUll 8Judu.othall A.-..Uttoo IND IANA PACERs.-Namt'd Donnll' W <~ b h a ss t.~tanl I'Oacl't FOOI'RAU. Nalionn.l Football l.eaat~t' l'l• TJ' o, r \ '\ , ~, Y•H k l ]."r"n ~ \.1 1i"d'.l k!t h 1\..ti i i/Y'ttlll ' l BEARS-SignPd Brad 1\mk>r son. wl df' f ('('f't\' f'r. to a scr~ of Drl(·}1' " r l'o \.1' I \I IIIJit "'ll ,t II I '!H. •'<'' ' ~ l ', tlt/o '1'111.1 1 k.. rll'· ' ' I II\ to .... ',oi l It 1 ·nmr.o:Ln '• IHUllt"' ro n1r<~c l s . l ~ tl · unoort (1~ 1CA C..O /1 ,\ L; rl tnt·.· r o~ t ,..,.nn 111 (' It'\ • l.tud rl ' '1111 '1 I rol u nit I 2 '\AN F RA.J"< CL"LO 49ERS-Stgnf'd Tocl d d series r:J Orl{'· yrar o:m t ral't s I lo ''' \-h t l<lt ( ~ <k l,m r t .tl t r ''" '·' " ·,. NEW YORK iAPI -While five me mbers of last year's Na tiona l League All·Star team are once a gain setting the ear ly pace in this HOfXEl' Satlonal Hoc•ey Le~w i.JLT.BFT NOR.fJIQLJ}.$- Rl>nfOJ.•f'd t tl(> tlml r;u ·t uf Mamiep F'l lion. gl 'llt 'ra t m ;m ~r r ;>;itffl("fj C lllf"!'' l...egp r a<>sistanl f:'rnr r ;t l fl'l.lllaw> r yrar's balloting, newcomer Darry l Str awberry of the New York Mets is threa tpning to become the top VOtP·gPtlrr. Stra wberry , the Nl . Rook ie of the Ymr in 19&3, lead' a ll ou tfidd vo1r . g£'1tE'rs and ranks Sf'CO nd overall to MikC'Schmidt of P hi lade!· phia. who leads with410,009votC's for this year's game July 10 at Ca ndleslick Park in San F'rancisco. F'ans ha ve named Strawberry. who la st yea r hit 26 home runs and had 74 RBI in 122 games. on 397.063 ballots. Allanta 's two·tlme MVPP Dale Murphy, the NL leader in homers with 14, is far behind at 288,155. Montreal vete ran Pete Rose, who picked up three hit s Tuesday to run his career tota l to 4,031, is thi rd in theoutf1eld balloting with 2ffi.lXi2. F'irst baseman Steve Garvey of San Diego, chosen fo r seven '.\.l NNTPEr. J FTS-l'ra.W l.udrn lk•h !<)t ~ right wl ng, to thl' Montn· ,U n ( .m.t lhi'rL~ 1n f' Krhanll;to lot P f'TTY T U!Tlll.l ll , ld t ~<inc '",tJ :" r1Ht 1·., .tl l'.ll lfttt ni,t H.utru.\ l t'l [ ~ ' orn,,n to);. - ·, · 11 ~tid"'~ · . t ;l\1111"' I~ I" I " li . t t I t •I • ~ II t. <II • l~rlr u rotn .11 '''" Y •tl k on • l lt •Tt • •t ' ,II ).-I ll'" ,w)(.-. · · 1 • \ 11 11(.'-. ol, t ,I T i '., Uh .O ' I II ', 11 , r '[t -. , •. ond .1 1 ( . 111/c 1 nt. t n • J'r•\ ' ' tl St '.! 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A n ef'l1 ~ ~ l. <.;1 Luu _, I mn nn,1 11 \ lkll.:!.lo n .J. II IXJ L'El LI·~ · Trammr\1. O!'t roi t. IIJ. 11£'1 !. ~t : OwPn . So<an ll'. 7; Co lll ru;, Toronto. +i; RLau.. ('hi I c.;.on r rarw 1." « • Jlt. I a ..,,...,., HA !11NC. 1IJII al b.ltst Wlnf!dd. ~M<.· .' Wi. Rt •ll . T oront o. l 'tl: \1 ai l ln,(:l,\ , :\ r•w Yor k. !19: T r illTII'll<"'lL Drrroit :rn F ng l' ' · Mlnfli"S(l(a , .JTI n t 'JI;'S Trmll, fXonn il . .-'i. f': Vill1 .~ . f'b, ton. ~'\; .\10S('bv, T lll"oo lo, ~'i : Whi ta k.PI IJl•tru r1. :w: R.Jpkm. Aalt lmol'f'. ·1.:1 Iill i Murra y . BalliflTlfP. ~•2. R tc1•. Bu.; Inn. ) 1. " D,' l\1s. Sf'att lr. 4';' . Kin gman . 1~ Ud . mli . lob. Parns h. T ('Xas , ·H . i.Pmort. Df-t m ll , ~I H ITS: Can::ta , Toronto. KJ: T r ammcll, Dr-!roil . ~ 1 : McHt ln,gty Nfw York. i6, Yrl.ln! Milwaukn·. ~ : l::lcU . T oronto, 74; ~'hllakt ' l rlPt.rlJil , i 4 ~·.,r k ~Ano .-..: ,u . O.. . . Ul l ))t 'l...~ • .t l l'h lt. t l~' Bostoo. I\ K inwnan. Oakland . 1\ AI'l<n1,.;. Si•a11lt'. H . Kltll<'. \ hJC'dCQ. H . -t an • t lt~l wllll 12 :>.T O LEN HA.'•; f~ Hl'ndr-rsoo. OaJtlan d. !:t. ( ;il wt. o. Turon10. 2-1 : DuliN . (l("'''f> l,Ul d . :11. Pt 'llis. f'alifo1 rua . Ul . ·l .orv ti('f.l ll'11h l 'i PI1\H1 -... r; t ti Ut oo:· t~ion•>~ r audll t. O<~ k Wlf. 'J. ~1. 1.111d. ti 1. U' ai. Tornn lo. rain . "I feel good abo ut it because it gave the bullpen a needed rest. And I'm happy for myself." Mets 2, Pirates 0 six innings before muscle spasms in his neck forced himoutofthe game. Doug Sisk took over and loaded the bases on walks in the eighth before nailing down his seventh save. The New York runs came on a Mookie Wilson RBI single in the second a nd Jose Oquendo's fielder's choice groundout which scored Danny Heep in the seventh. "Lync h's neck started bothering him in the second innlng," explained Mets ManagN Davey Johnson . whose team has won eight of its las! 10. "Afterthl'sixth, hetoldmeto get ready for a quick hook. I watched consecu live years beginnlng as a write-in in 1974 when he was the Ali ·StarGa me's MVP, isoffto a fine sta rt . Garvey ha• 322,ffi8 votes to lead the New York 's Keith Heman· dcz, S<'eond at 24.ll'>l. San Francis· co' s AI Oliver. last year's starter. is third with 121,326. Ga ry Carter of Mont real, who leads tlle leaguewith48RBI. was the top vote-getter overall last year. Car\cr, seeking his fourth stra ight s\a rting berth. leads all catchers with 279.278. DarreU Porter of St. Louis is his closes\ competilor with 169.825. Another with a streak going is Schmidt , who ha s been selected at third base fi ve years In a row. Craig Nettles of San Diego and Chicago's ~T HrK r't l UTS .'I 'luJ H " ' llt tU ' Frldil.\' . .Jurw n l 'l ll l.u ll'l p hl .o , ,r r hJ(<t,CO l 'ln ~ hu i L: ~ ,,1 ~ t ml rr ; il . '" ' ' l ~l!' lr\rl ,I T I <I I Arl a l1 t.1 trt • .., , ... y,,rk. ,11 '-'1 Lou ~' · 1n • [ , ,. \rJI.!•·It o., .11 Hou sl r>fl . •n • 'o..H1 ) 1, 111f' ISC!t .ll ~J I il ll '!!l t l 'l.t•"1 F r .Ulk \ .<~ lh•· l'•d<'l tl l<itihh'11 iJI It· h,r . rromlh• • r!l,.tlllo'fl ll" 1" t hl · !1 rl.n rh ...,tl ll r'flll"r " " "' ' htdl·r. u !.!~"' . m ,., /],1\ r 1lll ·" 1 • WH !lr . 'i( l\ - P t,u"<"<:l l' :~ rtlr tn l'" k , .tl < ho ·1 u n J:o-rl. tl d L'\il hltorl IL~ t Hn .11 1.. 1 . 1 < ~ ·1 Ski i1Ilt'r i',o l d~' l' from I1PI11'''' nl 1n1• :vTI•Tir a n ;.._, .,..,...ia11nn <;,'Il l l '. ll"' ' n.~ . <0!.1 lfit'lolfor lot Dt'I1Yt'r 1 ,, .,.., J ~JI'I h. LSI'< [ lh<• L' on! r ;t< 'l <•! '\1!' \ I' ( 'hi1 SI m.1 ~. .' ', II< hl 'l' 11 <111 llt 'll\ f 'l "A Touch of Summer" was the theme of the open meeting of Chester Garden Club lleld Wednes· day at the Chester United Methodist Church attended by members of seven garden clubs. F'eatured at the meeting was a program on shells entitled "Trea· sures from the Coasts" by Mrs. C.E . Blakeslee of the Middleport Anna· teur Gardener s Club. A master she ller, Mrs. Blakeslee discused how its done. how shells are cleaned where to get them , labeling, and ere a lions from shells. She displayed lamps, pictures and wind chimes. along with other of her creations. A gift of an apron appllqued with shell replicas, made by Janet Koblentz. was presented to her by the clu b. Pub!lshf'd £'V£'r :V af iPrnoon . Monday lhrough F r i da y . 111 Co urt SIIT'f'l. bv thf> Oh io Va ll e.v P ubll s h i n~ Company · M ul · t l m('()ia , I nc ., Pumf'ro y . O hlo4~769 , 992 2156. Sffond cla so; po~ la g f' pa id a t Po· m('rOy , OhiO . Mf'm!)(or: Tht• Asso<·iawd P rl'ss . In · Ao;<;oda ton and rhc !'\m(' r!can· Nf'W SPi.IJX'r Publ is hf'rs As socla tl o n . Na ti on al Advenisln .'!' Rf'pre lan d Dall y P r e s. s Se~ !('s , NPw Y ork 100 17 . POSTMAST E R· St•ml addrp ss to ThP Sf'ntln r l. Il l C ourT S!.. PomNny D a \1~· Ohio 45i69 . S1 18S£'RIPTION RATES By Carri e r or ~1olor Ro utf' O nf' Wc>('k .. . ......... O nl' Month Onf' Y('ll r nw Edna Woods presented a paper on S:U\11 $.:1-; .20 WILL HAVE A CLEAN UP WORK SESSION Nn ~ uh ~f" ripl l llll ~ IJ.v m ;.1il pNmiltPd in town s wht' rt' h om(' rarncr <; f'r Yi<P i ~ SAT., JUNE 16 AT 8:00A.M . Bring Grass Cutting Equipment This is for the Kids' Fishing Derby Ll \' :th ;l hl p M 1\ll SU B.., CH IPTJ ()J\'S lnsldf' Ollio Ll WI•P k ~ ::!ti \'l.' l •l'k ~ ~~ \\' N' k-. $H :ii-i $~ l.1'2 .. !>~,j:l . :l -t Outsld (• Ofllo l.'l Wf'('k s . ~11 WN' k-. 5:.! \V ('{' ks . a "low ball" - an attempt to re negotiate the just-agreed-on price. The first step In that renegotia· lion effort occurs If the salesperson says approval from someone " higher up" Is necessary before the contract can be signed. The salesperson usually disap- Kuhn and James Clatworthy. The charter was draped by Lorena Ault. The Belpre Chapter invited the local chapter to a meeting honoring the station of Ruth at 7:31p.m., June 19. The Oak Hill Chapter invited the local chapter to a reception honoring 1 1,.\ lo..I..X\ I J ,, '-- ~ · rt t \ 11kt • 'A<tiTPn . r', i h"ho~r I ;Ibn of' ( ),t\< ' \ 11kl · "" ~JII tl r•-..n;• han . >;,- ,J.,n ~ 1'1 f 1 r~t \ li kr· flu' '· oul fil"ldoi"r . h. o'il'l"''lilJ\ c:tl('hi>r (';mind am i t\ I) M lddl('!on $ l ~ . ti(l . $.11 .20 f[11f .Hfl 0?2ie Smith of St. Louis and Steve Sax of Los Angeles lead at shortstop and second base, respectively, and all' sf'C'king thPir second consecu · t.. I In Mld!)leport. Betsy Horky and Jeanne Bowen filled the planters with flowers donated by Hallie and Nellie Zerkle. An arrangement of poppies was displayed by Dorothy Morris. Refreshments were served by the Zerkles and Ruth Arnold from a table containing a crystal container of pink roses flanked by pink tapers in crystal holders. Mrs . Bower presided at the ocffee service. [,,. k.o;o ofl •tll1 fl r·h1t ·r..... l twh th1nl lxN •m.tn . f rom k r:tt..L"" .1nd [~ \' < • V[ lll t' r , tk trl'iO f" .mrt ,t.,~ t~'IH, I tl• •m to [JI'[\t nehiHTI of ! h< '\ ill1 1\'"'f' ~ l ~~ · ~'U(' '-;1gn«! ll1itd Kinnr'\ l ,n~ Hri n kma.n . 1J ~; lll Wh tll ', ~il< r · W r..- l.l .tnt! Potlll "-lt•lnt•rt j Mit h• ·~, Ho~1 ·' \f'!' nn·~ Hm . ~ hrtr:~ !np . Rlcha nl ,tJitl :'-.t'<.l (l" \ ';tllt'lltl', r·atChl' f'!'. li>hrr •\ rttlt'f';r .n ilnrl M,trk M;u ·,tlfOO ·. 11JI llt ·hlt 'P' ll i!l ('l'!.f'an . third be:.,•man , Dun l.u·q-,n .mil I );:Ul Cla rk. 'llffind hal';l"mfll1 an d 1l1 .1r i1P J.'11m·ltlt • 11111'd h;t';l 'lll itn fi r.; I baSI" Ponderosa Knows HowdTo TreatDa Plea~a~~t Valley from • All . 20°/o OFF FOOTJOY - ENDICOTT JOHNSON GOLF SHOES FREE PARKING ON THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT "Over 48 Years In The Same Place Under The Some Management" ./ htrita~t house ~ ':J1ie SHOE PLACE ( Middleport MIDDLEPORT Disc snAKE PADs THE EASY TO INSTALL MUFFLER ~~~ S795 Set · Cauert I ~ :1 1 ~ r_: ~ : J Axle For Most Cars & Light True 16 16 10 $399 1.1 Your Choice AFTER $3.00 MFG. REBATE BY MAIL FOR MOS I APPUCA TIONS "Trust" Quality IJurh<llll . Chwago . II . J n.a rk. San r r an ~r Hc•vnolc~ . San D lf'I'.'O, 11 ~TIHJ-: S BAS I-:S Wli"Ji! hl-i . S..11 lli'k'U. :11 . DADS A DANDY " I II WITH THESE GIFIS publiAh the office locatloDJ tbe I relocation to the new Medical Office Building "M.O.B." Is completed.~ 1 Valley I L------------------------------J 30°/o DOACY " ~ "'osr "'" ' l lll~.lo i' P L o r • · • cl><' ~21 · t080 WE STOCK BATIERIES FOR ALL MAKES CHECK OUR . ARVIN ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Off BATTERY CHARGER 6 VOLT & 12 VOLT REGULAR 1240.00 COLOGNE .............. lOo/o Off -.. .... .. . VILLAGE PHAR~ACY PH . 992-6669 N. 2nd Ave. t $1299 WATCHES I ONLY IMPORT MUFFLERS AND PI TIMEX I I I I I I I I I I I Hom elite® Centrifugal Pumps --..........._ We sell PAl m. ..~ ( $19~ \ $259 :n . .\ l. Saml.lf'l. l'hilmt-lphia . Rt>O.ts. fi n •i nnat l. :171. r..· rru PT , ( 'llicago. '!>. R.:u n (";., I \ REFILLS ,.,'i(,, IJ . / I S2 5E!h HOMF HL~S Murphy Atlantd. 14 r ;.( <t 11•' r. .\4 ont r~>a l . U, Set! midi . Phil a d••IIJtti.t. \.l M a l"haJI. Los An~w~ . 12. GUARANTEED .AS LONG AS YOU . OWN YOUR CAR Wiper Blades Shocks l1l ll ' t .r.> samul' l, Ptliladf'lphlfl. <;<: S. 1ndlrr~:. f'hir. u..'ll . H. Cruz . Hcl.l.~ loo . 7. r •"'vnn. "<m Ui.-,;:tl. +>: Mr<.;w, Sr . Lou is . DISC BRAKE CALIPERS oz. SPRAY WAX oz. LIQUID WAX oz. PASTE WAX .JMONROE.~ l )(ll'I \U ;; f'r,tru:ona M ontT'f'al . 1 ~i : C;nwr Moll lll' J.I. J.'i ; SoinOilf'n:. Ol traRQ. \;,, Huhtl,mt A tla nta . 1~ li arP tlt'l.l 1A'I1h PHYSICIAN TELEPHONE WCATION Georglanna Burns, M.D., Pediatrics 675-1095 "M.O.B." 6Th-6012 Hoapttal Mark Cheng, M.D., Internal Medicine 675-1666 H011pltal Young Chol, M.D., Surgeon 67$.5188 Hospital Jsrnael Jamora, M.D., Internal Medicine 67~ "M.O.B." Jolin Grubb, M.D., Obstetrics-Gynecology Richard Slack, M.D., Surgeon 67S-6267 Hoapltal 67:;.at60 " M.O.B." Shrlkant Valdya, M.D., Urologl& Jolin Wade, M.D., Otolaryngolog!M 675-1244 "M.O.B." MEN'S DRESS SHOES FREE GIFT WRAPPING St•••Co nstru ction • Bell Be~ring Swivel • Hll;<; r;w \Tln S..t11 DH.'J!O. t\1 , Samuf>l. Sand tJ> n:.. Chic<l£0. i'f, . F r.mn•ll<l Munt !'l •aJ . 7:1: HamiTW. AI tbe new •SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS BATHING SUITS *SOCKS •DRESS SHIRTS *DRESS PANTS *SHORTS * T-SHI RTS •UNDERWEAR • T oo l Tr11y ' l'hil <~ dPi tlhld. ~. of that say Pops ...You're Tops Meehan Roller Seat u II Physician 's at Hospital are iD tbe pr0«11 of I relocatiDg tbelr offices tbe grODDd Door tbe H01pltalto I MedicalHospital Office Building. Aa a coavenleuce to olD' plltteula, Pleu1111t will pb)'llclan's aatD FOR ''DAD'' ~ S.a muf'l . P hll<tddphla . ~~ : Du rnam . Cht n UN. olfl lUl l l artf'l M on tr'f' ~tl. 49: Dttr ham . Chw . tL~' .r; nan' . Ct uc;tRo. -16. n ar k. S.1n F ntn<'l.'>("'. .fl. 'iol·hmh11. Phl ladl•lphl;o . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN OFFICE LOCATIONS As a result, you 're usually faced with paying the full list pr ice for the car . Some times . aggressive sales tactics can boost that price by a thousand dollars or more. Consumer Reports editors says it's not unusual for de alers to a dd costly options such as air condition· ing a nd fa ncy sterPOS before the ca r gets to the s howroom . The price may be packed even furthe r with additiona l "ta ke It or lea ve it" Ite ms . F'or Instance. in addition to the us ual manufactur· e r' s price stic ke r pasted on the window, J apa nese ca rs m ay carry a se para tP dealer slicker listing Memorial Auditorium, Athens, in September. Dlstrlct 25 wlll host the event. Members were asked to wear street-length dresses for the July suc h additions as undercoating, meeting. ru st pr oofing and protecti ve finish. lnterin officers were Naomi and T he editors point out th at Bill King, Beulah McComas. Fran · "packs" are usua lly added aft er the ces Thomas, Kitty Lumpkin of sale, not before. Mobile, Ala., Cheryl Thomas, Bea Kuhn and Lee McComas. Refreshments were served and . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- Robert Kuhn ended the meeting with a prayer. .. 1£\GUE r------------------------------~ 1 Consumer Reports editors a dd that you should really be prepared to walk away from the deal. eve n If you did have your heart set on tha t shiny new model. Salespersons who play games in the showroom rrilght continue to play games when you return for servtce or repairs under the warranty. A F'OREIGN CAR purchase often poses different problems from those encountered when buying a domestic model. The buyer of a domestic model car often dickers for the best price while ducking a "low ball ," but the buyer of a new Japanese car may be faced with a case of "take it or leave it. " Because Japanese carmakers have agreed to Umit the number of cars they send to the United States, the supply of most Toyota, Honda, Nlssa n and Mazda models hasn' t kept up with the demand. • Right! P fT('ifJ !\G 1h d ('(' l.o;!on.o; ) · LyTI('h . r-.:~· Ynrk. j 1. lfi'l. 2. ~ . Sou•. Cl i'IC'1Mi111. ; 1. lit\, 25'2 . f'm>z . A tlant a. f. I . JfJj ~.fl . A.l,...nJ . l .o;. Ailf','l' lf'S , 7-2. :.! .!D: Lf'<~ . M•Jnlrf' a l. [l e.l iffi. 2.1f i .....T HIKEO\I I'S. Goodm . Nf"'l' York. 9.1, \' ;~. lm lUI'I.ll. ln. A.nj;!Pil>S. 93; Ryan. Jlru& tnn ff1: Sol o. f1 1'11"1nnatl. ?'l: Ci!rll n n. l'hllaO>•Iphla . ·m SA \..TS SutlPr. S!LouLS.. 15: HoUand. PhUadf'lphla. Ll Gos.~. San Dklro. 12: l.t.'Sml1h, Chlc.a i{O. 1:.!; On:R'O. Nl'W Yor k, 5 runs. ;t j.'\. ~1ontwal . whose job is to take advantage of your eagerness to drive oil with the new car, and renegotiate the price upward. At the first sign that a salesperson must get someone else's approval to make an agreed· on price final, say politely, but flnnly, that you'll wa lkout If the re's any chan~e in the agreement. Grand Adah, Betty Bouts, at 7:31 p.m. on June 27. The chapter was also invited by theGallipolls chapter for Inspection. Also announced was the lnstalla· lion of officers in Middleport at 7:31 p.m. June25.Areceptlonwlll beheld for the Deputy Grand Matron Genevieve Kincaid of District 25 at the Reinersville Conununity Build· ing in September. All members in the West Virginia and Ohio jurisdiction are Invited to attend the "BridgeofF'riendship" at biennials. Bernice Carpenter , Meigs County contact chairman, reported on progress of the Carleton Scbool planting. Also present and speaking briefly was Virginia Covert, Region 11, director, who talked on bulb sales and announced the nature camp at the Woodland Altars at Peebles. Mrs. Kathryn Mora and Mrs. Jean Frederick were hostesses and served mixed fruits, ribbon sand· wiches, and punch. Several door prizes were awarded including a globe of shells from Mrs. Blakeslee won by Mrs. Dorothy Karr. Clubs represented at tile m eeting were the Bend 0' the River. Rutland Garden Club, Star Garden Club. the Middleport Amateur Gardeners, Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts. and the Wildwood Garden Club. ', !'•ITt 1\l 'T tt t T.IL ' '11 \o l til llw · 1'. 11 tf ir· { l ~t!ol t ~ · o~ Lll.H ' HH ·ii !lt -d t .o nnilll Hf'lmud ll"r p 11t'hf•r lrom T.u u m.1 o,; ~ :A 'IT I 1- . M,\I U '\I· H."--~ ienf'd I Jr;n '\r.,rfr·[rlfTI. lla rTI'll H I ~~ · K<ltW"rt '\lf<gl'l, III II .\ 1 o•n<l<· 11m V.'cdkr>r pt 11'hl'f'l.. Hllht •n pears into a closed office, leaving vou to wait aad fidget. Eventually, he or she returns and reports that the manager just can't accept the negotiated price. You might also be told the manager wants to discuss the deal with you In person. At that point, you may be asked to speak with a second salesperson Middleport Garden Club holds program on language of flowers A program on "The Language of F'lowers." a review of an a rt lcle by Kate Greenway, was reviewed by Jeanne Bowen a t the Monday night meeting of the M iddleport Garden Club he ld at the home of Hallie a nd Nellie Zerkle. For roll call members named a flower which they had received with a message. Officers' reports were given. and a report was made concerning the planters on the "T" Page Walk away if seller tries to alter price Chester Garden Club conducts open meeting (USPS l.a5·900) THE MEIGS CO. FISH & GAME CLUB 1i.ll a1 bat ~ • C wvnn. Sa n fo'rann:m.a . Monln;al. .'\+1 . \' o~!. hlng1on, Atlant a. .J..IO: [>Jrh am . ChJ r.l,l!u. :m . [l(>r nJf'f , Cltl r ~o . .124 HL'''S WIJ'Yim . San Dif1i,'O . .W . Cwr nn S..1n l lif'jzu. 4-l Mil " ht'ws. Ch.lea£1), 4..1. \nwrkan l .o~~t> 1 \: [1-'fiH :-o; l,\ ,\ :-..:liFI S- fln ,, llod l lrm \. .... . pll< hPI Jr.,m 1\t ~ lv.uJCI " ' lt!i• The Evangeline Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star honored members who have recently dJed at Its meeting recently . Honored were Paul M . Darnell Sr., James Buchanan and Beulah Roush. Tributes to the members were given by Robert King, Robert A Division of Multimedia, In <.·. sP nt a li \'1", B ra nh am f\pwspapt•r 7.1:\ Third Av('nur. Nf'w Yo rk The Daily Sentinel Pome:y Middleport, Ohio Evangeline Eastern Star has recent meeting The Doily Senti nel Su bs rrl[){' r s no I d Ps i n n~ In pa :-· 1hf' ca r r if'l' m;n • r r mit in Jdvan cf' dir('(' \ lo The D .:til v SPrtli rt l' l u n '1. ti n r 12 month ha s! ~ . rrf.d it will br gi\·rn ('il rr i f'r r;wh mon th l i,, ITJ :-o<r ~ nt By the Edltoi'S of co...umer Reports You may be breathing a sigh of relief now that the wheeling and dealing over the price of your new car has been completed. But Consumer Reports editors say you shouldn't rest on your la urels just yet. You may be a prime targe t fo r lhil,\ S..\VF$ (,luiS("rt tx'IT)'. K.lllsa~ Ci ty , lli C.ttLcll l l. Oa.k..tam.l. 11. S t;rnlr:.· Un;ton 12 . 1-'lrt ~:('t' Milwaukf'f', Ttl. Hr mandr•l J)o• ll'•>il . ]II, D<l'! lS , Minnesrt ~ . lll f)i t'fo:' ). 8 ,\ "'i F.:MIJ. tc·J [)'Trnl l. Cubs 7, Expos 4 Leon Durham messed up Mont · real's strategy of walldng Gary Matthews intentionally to get to him in the sixth Inning. Durham laced • tie-breaking double and Jody Davis followed with a two-run double for the Cubs. "!wasn't surprised , really," said Durham. "It was to get to a lett-handed hitter with a left·handed pitcher (Gary Lucas) and also set up a chance for thedoubleplay.l've hit Lucas decent in the past but the last two tlmes he has pitched against us. he got me. You have to go with the odds." The Cubs did not make an error and set a club record of nine consecutive errorless games , breaking a mark set last season. F1rst·place Chicago swung a deal after the ganne, sending outfielders Mel Hall and Joe Carter. plus two minor leaguers, to Cleve land for right·handed pitchers Rick Sutrliffe and George Frazier a nd catcher Ron Hassey. I_:============::J~==========.:::.::..: Wl tt . Ca litorru a. 7R. 'i+i, S llrtJ. Toroolo, 7J , ~ ,\TION.U . T ransa('tions r ,olll<>rm.o l .o~ '.o;.'IJ • · < orh Jill' ho ·1 on :"Y1t t1T1~. cussed me." SIN(;J.F: C'OP\' PRifE"' '\ i+it:n>. s,.... Yo1·k.. ?fl. [RaJ . Torrntu . tiol oJI• \ nv.••lr" t\ ,l in i.' IJI 'I,I I"'" I ot- l ; tUI~ live starts . The acrobatic Smith , who has 375,900 votes, leads Cincinnati's Dave Concepcion a nd Garry Templeton of San Diego. From Consumer Reports Ron Cey are behind who on May 15 became theSchmidt, 19th player in ~ major league history to hit 400 home if>7 Hr. . . Ja ('k;;on. T or onl o. 1> 1. !'f1~. 11 - ,, San('ht ·t . C.t ll fmnia . '). J. )(].'1. I K!, '\uo•b. Torooto. R-1. lO t, 2.lll I lor lr o•1 I ' ' • ' n • ' ' "' \•ork •lt,,rhn .: ·, lo .11 Sl A balk call against Dodgers starter Bob Welch made a big dltrerence in the ganne. Both Welch and Manager Tom Lasortla were ejected for arguing the tltth·!nning call and tbe Giants went on to score seven times in the frame on eight consecutive hits. San Francisco's fifth-Inning rally was capped by a two-run pinch single by Duane Kuiper. The Dodgers were ahead 4-2 on Mike Marshall's thlrd·innlng grand slam . But ChW Davis and Jeff Leonard , Jack Clark, AJ Oliver, Joel Youngblood and Bob Brenly all singled , Brad Wellman added an RBI double and Duane Kuiper managed a two-run plncl) single. "He (Umpire Bob Davidson) felt! did something for a balk," explained Welch. "I saldsomethinglshouldn 't have said." Davidson, umpiring at third base. called the balk in the fourth inning, with the Giants' Jack Clark on 1hlrd base. "He was In the windup position and once he started his delivery , Clark made a move and then he (Welch) stopped," explained David· son. "You can't do that. It was blatant, It wasn't even close. •'Then he came off the mound and Koosman looked awfully tough to Cardinals Manager Whitey Herzog. "Wlla t is he. 4J?" Herzog asked. "He can still throw.He throws very •asily. He hasaveryeasydellvery." Koosman claimed he was helped by a 56-minutr rain delay after 4~ innlngs. " I look fornard to a little rain dela y at my age," he said. "It gave me some rest . I was faster after the Strawberry top All-Star vote-getter Sltcil. ll nt'back.cr . to · ' · ' " ~' " 1 ~ ·, , 11" Elsewhere. it was the New York Mets 2. Pittsburgh 0; Cincinnati 5. Houston 1 in 11 Innings; San F'ranc isco 10. Los Ange les 5, a nd Chicago 7, Montrea\4. Phila delphia took a 3·0 lead in the S€Cond . Mike Schmidt and Sixto Lezcanosingled, then John Wocke n· fuss singled home Schmidt. wit h the rurmers advancing to second and third on a throwing error by cente r fielder Tito Landrum. Ozzie Virgil singled home Lez· cano and Wockenfuss scored on a ha lk by Dave LaPoin t. The Phil lies made it 4·0in the sixth when Wockenfuss s ingled and pltc ~ GlanlalO, Dod&en5 our and walked one. Ed Lynch gave up only two hits In season. Crodl.•no. "- •c~ 1 11 • J erry Koosman went a year and a da y between complete games . The St . Louis Cardinals wouldn't mind If they go that long before having to face the 4().year-old \eft -bande r again. Koosman threw a five-hitter, boosting the Philadelphia Phillles past St. Louis 4·1 Wednesday night . The last time he went the route was on June 12. 19&3, while pitching for the Chicago White Sox. Koosman carried a shutout into the ninth inning and seemed more dJsturbed about not keeping St. Louis off the scoreboard in the last inning. " Yeah, I wanted it," said K005· man of the lost shutout. "I worked hard for it. The last inning I did m y best. I just got beat on it. " By then. the Phillies were on their way to beating the Cardinais for the him wannlngup t<r tlleseventhand he was grimacing with pain." So was Johnson as Slsk loaded the bases. "Slsk IS amazing," said Jollnson. "He gives you heart tallure but still gets the job done. The tunny thing about It Is that you know he' sgoing to get into a jam." scored on Ivan DeJesus' trlple. Koosman, 6-6, lost the shutout after Lonnie Srri!th hit an Inside fastball for a double . Smith reached 1hlrd on a long fly ball and scored on Landrum's in11eld out. ·'Those last three outs are always tough to get If you· re leading 1-0 or 1().{)," saldKoosman, who struck out first time in six meetings this m ;m . ami as.slgnl>d Them to 8LJIU' or rhP Plon('{'r lRaguf' . TF;XAo;; RA.NGrns- P tac«! Gror gf' Wri,11hL ru lfll'lcX>r. o n l.'H::Iay ri L..alllf'tl It\! Ar'H.,.alf'd l:lill Stl'lll , lnt1eldff. fro m tht• llha blt'tl ll~ l NationaJ l.ea.guf' Cl-l lCAGO fUBS- Arqllln>d Rid< StJ t d11'ft• a ut! r~~H"Xt' F'r;u it•r. pit<·twno an d Hoo Has:>t"''', ratl'her fr om rlw Clrvl'land l ll<llan!. lor M t•l Hall aJld JOC' Couw r . uu tfirldt n ,l/ld Dnn Sc hu ~.t · and Oar r ·ol Uank.s. Thunday, June 14, 1984 Phils stop Cards 4-1 behind Koosman Scoreboard ... Majors Thursday, June 14, 1984 Middleport, OH. ,, -. MORE THAN TWICE AS LONG AS GALVANIZED STEEL Let Homelite® solve your water worries QUALITY PARTS & SERVICE YOU CAN TRUST POME!ROY 240 Third Ave. 446-1813 e.A.M. 11L 5:30 P.M. 1704 Eastern Ave. 446-4204 8 A.M. 'TIL 7 P,.M. 119 W. 2nd Ave. 992-2139 8 A.M. lll 5:30 P.M. TRUST PARTS PLU MASON WV. Route 33 nJ-5511 ,a A.M. lll 5:30 P.M. POINT PlEASAN:r, WV 515 Main St. 675-1520 SAMI OWNIIS..P �---- .... Page ·~ .... ,. ......... 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HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9;00-5:00 FRIDAY 9;00-8;00 210 East Main Pomeroy 992-5272 ANSON KEY CHAINS-TIE TACS MONEY CLIPS Now 2Oo/o OFF you B&D %" DRILL.. ....... ~!t~~~~-9. ~~~$3559 ZIPPO LIGHTERS NOW 1QOj0OFF FREE ENGRAVING SPIEDEL BRACELETS Now2Q0fo OFF FREE ENGRAVING Ver. speed rew. SKIL %" DRILL ........ ~!'·- ~~~?~. ~~.~ $4699 Ver. speed rev. SKIL %" EXTRA-TOOLR!J;:?~~3.4.~.o.~$5949 Hammer/Drill/Rev. B&D 7lf4'' CIRC. SAWR~t:~!·~~.~?!!$5719 21'. H.P. 2 yr . warranty. SKIH.P.L 71/4' Cl RC. SAWR!~~:~~·~~. ~~!!$55 99 1~ S~ll 7lf4'' CIRC. SAWR!f·.:~~. ~~.~?!!$4799 l.UI.P. SOCKET SET ............. ~!t ~~~.~~. ~?~ $3 999 113 COURT ST. POMEROY, OH. 992· 20114 75 l'e. Full lifetime warranty Dllll-MINDER ........ ~!f·.:!~·~~.~?~$}299 .H an• rc pc. hich' speed steel bit set · rause. When the swelling involves just one leg, inflammation of a vein A variety of conditions can force m ore fl uid into th ese spaces. F'or or blockage of l ymph ducts is likely. Swelling throughout the body sug· Instance. an obstruction of a blood as varicose veins or improperl y workin g valves in t he large veins ot fluid that c auses the sw elling com e from ? the legs can also ca use blood to JXlOI in the feet if a person must stand f~r long periods of tlme. In these cases, swelling usuall y occurs just at the end of the day. The type of swelling you have w ill give your doctor clues as to its ANSWER: Abou t 60 percent of each person's body weight is water . Of t hat, about on,.. third of the water normally is found in spaces be· tween body cells. When this percen· ....;. ' ' gest s an underlyin g disease process of the hear1. blood vessels, kidney or li ver. QUESTION: Where does the tage of water in extracell ular spaces increases. swelling results . Boys State delegates announced in Meigs • Big Savings For Father's Day On Hand & Power Tools de."gned_ to supporr you through rite day Our Breatltin · Brushed P1gskin · jmtlwr lws />em specially /reared so rt 's easy to clean. A and you must ~~ know what ' s c ausing the condition can trea t it properly. Many tlmes swelling around the ankles and feet is caused only by weari ng constricting clot hin g which impedes the return of blood from the lower body to the heart wearing looser clothes clears up the swelling. Medical conditions suc h RCX'K SPRINGS - Rock Sptings Grange will meet at 8 p.m . Thursday. There will be a pie soc ial following the meeting. POMEROY - Eastern Local Board of Education will meet Thursday at 6:30p.m. to discuss personnel. POMEORY Closed AA meeting every Thursday from 7:30 p .m . to8 : 30p.m. at the Mult i Purpose Building, Mulberry Heights, second floor. POMEROY - Eastern At · hletic Booster s Thursday at5: 211 p.m. at Eastern High School. Coach night w ill be observed and plans for the chicken barbecue to MIDDLEPORT A day camp for low income and disadvantaged boys and girls, grades two through six , will be held July 10, 11 and 12 at the Gener al Hart Inger Park in Middleport by the Meigs County Jaycee Women. Ther e will be no fee to attend and lunch will be provided. Parents are required to provide the transporta tion to the day camp whic h will be held from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m. each day. Ac11Vities will include craft and nature projects and games. It is the first camp of its kind in Meigs County. Camp registmtion forms are available at businesses in Pomeroy, Middleport and Rutland, or pushed out of the vessel. Kid neY and li vr r disease and drug·inducf'd vessel dam agC' m ay act in a si m ila r S uncl a ~· Sc hoo l atlrnda ncf' Ma .v U w as !J4: eight church attf'nda ncP. On M ay 211 Sunda y School atl rnd ancr was :n : church attC'ndanC(. . , 21. On Mot hf' r ·.., O a ~· t hf" me n of t hf' ch ur ch prrsP nl f'(l :!0 mothr r s \\i l h bl oom ing m ums. 1.\o.\·d Di!!i ngrr r ead "Mothers .·· Alfri'd Youth wi ll hold a bake sale .lunP '2 at Roger Hawk 's. T hf'y plan to go ra mpin g June 9 at L ake Alm a. Arthur Athert on is making a sa tisfactory rrco ve r y foll owing jackie Welker Flatwoods Chureh . Carpenter was president of the sophomore class and a member ol th!' student council during his freshman and sophomore years. H e lettered in baseball two years at Eastern High School and one year at Meigs. He was all -league of the SVAC in his sophomore year and has been a member ol the Meigs American Legion Baseball Team for two years. He is a member of the TVC Championship Golf Team at Meigs High. He let tered one year at East.ern and one year at Meigs in basketball and was a memberof'the AAU Junior Olympics, Sou theast· ern Ohio Ali ·Stars for two years. He has participated in both footba ll and be held on .July 4, w tll be discussed F!UDAY MIDDLEPORT - T here v.'iJJ be a .voung adult and l ('('n rally at the Chris t ian Fellowship Chu rc h. MiddiPpcrt , Fnilay. 7: 30p.m. SATURDAY POMEORY - Meigs athlet ic Boosters need contributions of pies and cake for food booth to bP operated Sa turda y at fatr grounds in conjunction with WMPO Sprmg Expo. Contribu tors take to Rock Springs Grange Hall Sa turday or call 992·2377. Happenings Jaycee Women's Day camp vessel (such as a clot l wi ll increase thE' pressure in the blood vessel. for cin g fluid thr ough the vessel w all s and into extracellu lar spaces outside th C' blood vessel. Congt-s ti ve heart failure ca uses a simila r condition. ThE' poorl y pumping heart causes a bac kup of fluid behind the hea rt musc le, increasing the pressure in the blood vPssels and causing fluid to be may be obtained by writing Marla Grimes. Meigs County Jaycee Women. 12-D Ra ilroad Sreet, Middlepcrt. 45760. Regis· l rd lion deadlille Is Ju ly I. Spaghetti supper ORANGE - The Auxiliary of the Orange Volunteer Fire Department wil have a spaghetti supper, June23, beginningat4: 30 p.m. The menu will consist of spaghetti . garlic bread, tossed sa lad, coffee, or tea. Price Js$2.50 per adult. $1.25 for children under 12. Ice cream will also be served . }a)' Carpent er track at Meigs High and parlici pa ted in I h<' concert band season on the trumpet and baritone . Welker is a mPmber of the Hemlock Crove Christian Church. He has been a member of the Fellowship of Christian AtlliPIPs at Meigs for two year s; playL'<:I vasity baseball and football for two years. American Legion baseball for onP year and varsity basketball for one year. Among the dign il aric' takmgpart in this year's Boy s Stat<' Program which runs through Sunda~' . . Ju nf' 24 , are Secrt>tary of State Sht>rrod Brown. Chief Justiee Fra nk Celt>· breeze. Bow ling GrC!'n Stille Uni· vf'rsitv PrcsidPnl Pa ul Olskamp and Governor Richard Celeste. surgers. Ma rtha Poult> and Nel l if' Pa rker wNP g ul'~ t s of LPnora LeifhC'it at thC' M otlwr -Da ughtC'r banquC't sponSO IT'tl b.\ · Rock Spri ngs Cllurch Ma v 11 at Salisbury' School. Mrs. Flo.n l .'\ vis was honon>d b~ · a cookout on M othpr's Da~·. Gut->s ts wr rp Mr. Av is and Bob, Mrs. Bra tri r (' StamiJC'r . Mr. and Mrs. T0m A\·i ..., . .Jonathan and Mr ghan. Mr. ancl Mrs. La n -:-' Sp(lncr r and Mike. Vo; d Spurlock Mr and Mrs. F.Json Spenc0r . and Mrs. Clara Powell Mo!hl'r' s Da\' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cl air Follrod were Mr. and Mrs. Da\'i(J Wat son , loca l: and M r . and Mr'i. Stf'VP Follrod. Athrns. M3xin f' Yost .LancJStf'rR1 Bf>th CHv inPP . K athy and .lC'ssir . Laurd \i llP . Wf'rP Molhrr· s Da ~ · guests of Crnf'v if'\'f' C ut hr ir . Mr. and Mrs. I .f'f' Hr nclcrson Wf'r(' ho norf'd on thf•ir ti7th Wf'fldin g anni vf'rs<H:-· IJ~' thei r children and grandchildren. Hom f'madf' icr crf'am. cakr and , . removing a blood clot. In some situations. special elastic stockings can improve the mov~ menl of fiuld out of the legs. These stockings usually fit over the fool to the groin. They exert more pres· QUESTION : ll ow is swelling of the legs treated? ANSWER: Once again, treat · m ent depends on the cause of the swelling . The water pills you are wondC'ring about may be indicated sure at the tOC's and ankles tharr at if con gesti ve heart failure or cert<::~in types of kidney disease ar e causing the thtgh. creati ng a "mllklng' ' action that m ovPs fl uid up to the abdomPn. The body may acrumulatP tw~ or the swelling. In some ty pes of kidn ey and heart disease, the pati ent' s intake of fluids ne<.->ds to be nx tuced to bala nce wit h the am oun t more quart s of nuid bPfore swelling is noticeable. Now that you haw become aware of the problem. you certainly should ask your physician to evalua tr your f'ondition . of fiuid lost through the urine and sw eat. If sW·elling is causf'd by infl ammati on of a vein. ther apy will t':e dir('('IC'd towards prevPnting or In rf'C'ogn ition of ;1 Wf'ig hl loss of nvcr 85 pounds, .J udy Hol1 er was recently crowned as "M iss Spring· time" at the meetingofTOPSOH 570 held at the American LC'g10n hall in Middleport . M embers of the club honored lor weight loss at thP recent Area Recognition Day in Day ton were Kat hy MciJaniel who has lost 100 pounds, Kelly Thompson who has lot 29 pounds, and Brenda Hoitl'r" ho is nf'aring her goal. At tltis week's rm'l'l ing of 1he club. i1 wa s rvportPd th<:Jt Virginia Dfll'm is a pa1ient <Jt VP1l'rans Memorial Hospital and flowprs w il l be sent to hl'r . Li nnie BPll All'shirf' gave the chart report, and it w as noted that Virginia Whitlatch is within 10 pollnds of her ~oal. Noa rna Bissell Clara Follrod attended the weddi ng of her gra ndson. Charles Follrod, and Karen Griffo at Lima May 26. Rupert Sc hrader. Frank fort, Kentucky , visited the Parker·Poole hom(' Ma;• 26. He also attended the Tuppers Plains Alumni and visited area relatives and his sisters in West Virginia . Dorothy Calaway, director ol the Bible Sc hool. announced the date of Bible School as .July 211·August 5. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yost attended the wPddi ng of hPr cousin, John Kar han. On i lle. Mr. and M rs . Russell Archer ha ve a new gra nddaught er. Lind· say Marir. daughter of Mr. and Alex, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weber "nd Mike. Mrs. Wilber Parkf'r accompanil'd Homer , Howard, and Irene Pa rker tu Newark w herf' th ey visited Mabel and Bill Pier ce. Other vi sit or s wPrr RubPrt Ke>lle>r . Col urn · bus: Linda Frishen, Matthew and Michael . Newark. Sundav School attendance May '2 7 was 2'); churc h attend anc£', 18. On June 3 Sunday Sc hool att end· ancf' w as 40: church at tenda nce, 22. Church visito r s wer£' Doug Jack son , Re.vnoldsburg, and E lea nor Hoy les . Be lpre. Lori Rttchie ami .Jim Brooks. Ea st f'rn High graduatr s. recriVE>d Mrs. .Jim A rch er . L ancaster . She was born Ma~· 28. Rrother s and sisters and other rf'lati ves of Dorothy Robinson rece nt! ~· ga thered at her home for a family r eunion. the fir st time they had all bt'<'n together for SPveral Bib les from the c hu rch. F'lorem_·p Ann Spencer presented .Jim 's Bible and read To a Gradual(>. Lloyd Dillinger presl'nled Lori 's Bible. Memorial weekend v isitors of PParl and Donald Ran dolph were Mr. and Mrs. Howard 1Dorothy Ht•ss 1 Dvecher. Chippewa Lake: Beatncc Bentz and Ga il. Devin Rym rr . La n cas te r: Bern i er Meeks. Shadt': Grace Dor st. Pratts Fork; Sh am• Fost er, Athens: Lit;· Rando lph, The Ga rden: Wi lbur Va n Ml'll'r, Columbus: M r. and Mrs. Eldred Hess. Dalton: Mrs. Frank Bains. Iowa ; John Baxter. local. years. Thirty·lhree attended. Those coming fro m a distancf' were Mr. and M rs Ca rl Wa tson. Phoenlx, Arizona, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom IlartheiPm)'. Da yton. Alfred Youth announCf'd a surcess f'ul bake sale at Hawk's Station, Tuppers Pl ains, June 2. !\.!fred UMW m embers, Gen..vieve Gut hri e. Mart ha Elliot. Clare Follrod. Ni na and Gertrude Robin · son. and Thelma Henderson attended open house at Arcadia Nursing Center, Vlay 31. - NelliP Parker ' wa s rrlnstatf'd as a m r mix'r and Danif'l lr Thompson and Kath;· FrancPS a rt' nf'w mrmbf>rs. Winnf'rs of thr star rontest \.,:ere announced . v.1th lhc I<OPSdivision winner lx>i ng Virginia Sm ith. wi th J_inn ie Dell A lesht re, runner·up; TOPS d1vision 'vilh Ilclvte Schuler. wi nnC'r. and Fn"da Da \·is. Mary Ki ng and Detty Jo Hunt as .. ' • t~ ,, . - ' • , runners-up. For this w('('k , the tx-st losf'r wa s Stella Smtth with Mildred Arnold being th<' rwm cr·up. Calista King was the mon th 's i:..'St loser. At last wf'('k 's meeting .Jean Se-xton )(>{! in songs , and a rC'!XJrt was gi ven on llwcl'if'brat ion of Rutland 's fif1 h anniversa 1y. Dt•lores Long had the lhL'rapy lesson. Glenda Hunt was lhl' best loser with Sharon Wright ;;~ s tlll' runnL•r-up. AWARDED PlAQUE<; - In recognition of weight loss, Kathy M cDaniel , Kelly Thompson and Brenda Holter were awardedplaquesat the recent Area ~gnitlon Day held in Dayton. They are members of the TOPS OH 570 Cluh of Middleport. Stiversville communityJ areaJ happenings 8y Freda Caqwntrr A surprisf' Mothf'r' s Da.\· part~· honoring Mrs. Mu ry ~f'rn s \Vas held Sunday and hosti'd b;· her children. Doris Haynes. Zel ia Cop· pi ck and Ok!'y Pack . Those anrnd· ing WC' IT Mr. and Mrs. Okf'\" Pac k. .Jim and .Jul ie. Columbus: M rs . Zelia Coppick and Br•n. Middleport : Rand.\' Smith. Rona ld Da ile' '· Mr and M rs. MikP Pif'rrf'. l. ori. Lisa. Mi st; •. Miki<' and Ry an. Mrs. Bloodmobile POMEROY - The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Meigs County on June 20from I to 5: 211 p.m . at the Senior Citizens Center. list. Pamela L. Crooks is a sophomore and res Ides in 536 High St., Middleport . Tamara L. Elchillger Is also a sophomore at Muskingum College. She ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Eichinger, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy . straw lx-rries W(•rC' served . Mother' s Day W('('kend guf's ts of Mr. a nd Mrs. Arthur S]:X'ncf'r \.vere Jo La mb. Lisa and Ericet, T oiPdo: .JC'a n Spencl'r, Columbus: Mr . and Mrs. Samm it~ Brown, Aa ron and TOPS members honored for their weight losses Residents named to Dean's List Two M eigs County residents were named to the Dean· s List of Muskingum CoUege, New Concord. To qualify for the Dean's List, the students maintained a grade ,point average of 3.6 or above. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Crooks was named to the m a nner . Alfred community happenings Calendar EBERSBACH ;: HARDWARE CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Comfort. Live It EverydaJ> ~ By Edward Schreck, D.O. Assistant Professor of FamUy Medicine Ohio University CoUege of Osteopathic Medicine QUESTION : My ankles are puffy and swollen . M y mother t ook water pills when that happened to her. Should I do the sam e thing 7 Al\'SWER: There are many problems that cause swelling in the lower limbs, ' REG. PRICE '25.50 126 E. Main • • • POMEROY, OH. .r".; Limb swelling: causes and preventton Schaekel is a member ol the Eastern Yearbook staff, the news· paper staff and recently took part in the school's drama club presenta· tlon . He has been a member of the student eouncil both in junior and senior high school and is a candidate for president of that organization nex t yea r . He ls a m ember of the Sign Up Dad For 5'25.00 Worth Of Merchandise To Be Given Away 7 • juniors. • 100% polyester textu rized woven • Assorted colors • Waist sizes 34-42 Thursday, June 14, 1984 Page Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, has announced the names of three delegates who will be attend· ing Buckeye Boys Sllltewhichopens Saturday at Bowling Green Univer sity. The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. is sponsoring one delegate from M eigs High School and one from Eastern High School with the Legion Post sponsoring one from Meigs High Sc hool. The delegates are James Schaekel. son of Mr. and , Mrs. Edward Schaekel, Long Bottom, with Karl Smith alternate; JayCarpenter,son of James Carpenter and Suzy Carpenter, and Jackie Welker, son of Jack Welker and Sharon Knight. Welker and Carpenter are Meigs High School students. M eigs High alternates are Don thomas, John Longstreth and BobGeyer.AIIofthe delega tes and alternates are MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE that say Pops ...You're Tops KNIT SHIRTS - HONOR DAD m=r10!' rYr1 POMEROY, OH. MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE, Reg. 127 to 129 •• ••• • ------·-·-·---- PH. 992-6720 2nd ST. • • i••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~rf.~~~~y ~• TOP OF THE STAIRS By The Bend Family Medicine • : • : • • : • 20°/o OFF THURSDAY, JUNE 7 THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 16 •• ••• •• •• •• •• The Daily Sentinel POSE AT FUMING - Frequent vlslton; at the fUming of "Heart and Soul" at Nelsonv!Ue recently were these M eigs CounUans who were fascfnatedwlththeacdon. C<H.tarDougMcK eantookttmeouttoposefor a picture with Gary R. Holter, Greta Riffle, and Brenda Holter. C hri st~· Gray , Susan and .Junior and Mrs. Doris Ha_ \ 'nes. all nf Pomf'ro~·; Mr. and Mrs_.li m Hubbard, Jamie and Krl li. S~'racusf': Sherri Rr~'· nolds. foolvillf': Marion " Buzz· · Slo l ~r . Rarinc: Ted f oppick . Palri · cia St('t hr m and T erry . Mrs. N anc:Law so n and Zelia . .Jam es H inckl c~· an d R:1~ ·m ond K earns. a ll local. Mr. and M rs Joh n Damron, Tucson. Ari z., Mr. and Mrs . BiJI 8('r l)·. Mansfirld. and T om Durst , Columbus. Spt"nt thP \'Vf'('kend recf' ntl ~· wi th Mr. and Mrs. Rotx-rt Durst . Mr and Mrs. Tim Wilkinson. Shawn and Kevin, Columbus, Gary Wells. Cleveland. M r . and M rs . Shan Wells, Nelsonville, and Mr . and M rs. Monty Proffitt were recent guests of Mrs. Fannie Durst. Mrs. J im Pape and d a ug ht ~r. Syra cuse. ca lled on Mr. and M rs . Art hur Allen and Carl Aut h<"rson on Su nd ay. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Congo and daughters. Belpre. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Congo and daughters. Racine. called on Mr. and M rs. Charles Congo on Sunday. Mrs. Ol ive Lawson and Mrs. Date La\\.'SOn wriT' businf'ss v isit ors in Middleport on Wednesday. Lrota Birch attended the wed · ding of hPr nii'C '(', T oni l.ipp'i . :11 Bclprf' a rf'C'I'n l S ; tturda~ · . Mrs. \'ir )..rinia LighT , ]';orv..'a \k , and Mrs. Ka thlrf'n Bissdl . Long Bottom . ('<-tllPd on Mrs. Ada \'itn M<'lC'r n'>('rn\1.\ ·. RP{'Pnt gtl f'S t s nt Mrs. r\udr('\" Bn•w£'r and 0;~ \id include . M~ . M;Tna C'lose. \\'atertord . Mrs. Marn,·n B!'all and Mr. and Mrs. Mark C.arr elt . Columbus. Mr a nd Mrs. Harold Brewer. Mrs. Lucille AIIPn and Ca rl ,\ut herson . local. M r. and Mrs. Randall Talbott, New Lexington . Ohio. Mrs. Pat Boyd and Mrs. Ka;· Berdine and Amber. Parkr r shurg, IV.\'a ., Visilrd F r ('(l8. Carpcnfrr !'('('('nflv. Return home Lar"· Jacobs and Caro l .lacobsof Clearwa ter, Fla .. and Mrs. Terri Crott s. Hou ston , TP.xas , ha ve ~ turned to I hPir homes after havi ng been her e for the funera l service~ of Mrs. Jacobo; ' mothet·, Mrs. Lavcnna Ebersbach . While in Meigs County , they were the guest s of Mr. andMts. Clifford Jacobs. Mr. an d M rs. Herman Michaels spent Sunda;- at Belle Valley where she was the gul'sl of her daughiE'r, Mrs. Robert Wukelic. at a mother. daught er ba nquet. ' �Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel ,..__-Local Briefs:--There will be square, round and show dancing Saturday from 9 p.m -1 a. m at Eli Denison Post 467, American Legion, Rutland . The re will be a snack bar and refreslunent stand. Donat ions at the door a re $2 for adults and $1 .50 for children. The public is in,·ited to attend. Church schedules homecoming The third annual homecoming of Hysell Run HoWness Church, loca tPd off Ohio 124 just off County Road 15, will be held Sunday, June 17. Sunday School at 9:30a.m. followed bY worship sel'\ice. Lunch will tx• -''-''""" at 12: 30 p.m . Afternoon servicPS at 2 p.m . SprakN will be Kim Dewhurst with special s inging by Becky Df•whurs t. E vening services are at 7: ll Pastor Theron Durham in'itcs Ihe public to attend . Hvmn sing set ThPIT' will be hymn sing and prai se service at Zion Freewill BaptL' t Church, SR 682, Lowe r Plains . Sunday, June 17. a t 2 p.m . The singing Ravs of P a rkersburg will be f~atun'd . TlK' RPv . Eddie llm w im·itC'S th~ public to attend . Fellowship meeting slated Ttl<' Mens' Fe llowship of the Meigs County Chu rches of Christ will Glass plant closing Area deaths . Square dance Saturday after a lew years was transferred to the Steubenville Herald Star as editor . He Ia ter became managing editor and publisher, retiring In the latl' 1970;. In 19ro, he was Instrumental in founding Jefferson Technical College and was a charter member of the board of trustees of that college. Jefferson Technical College presented him an hmiorary associate degree In applied business in 1978. Surviving are his wife, Barbara; his mother-in-law, Mrs. Wllson Brooks of Stl'ubenv1lle; three da ughters, 13rooke of Oklahoma City, Okla ., Mollie Jane of Seattle, Wash., and Maryanna of Wooster; four grandchildren ; and two sisters, Mrs. Fred (Esther) Wherley of Cleveland, and Mrs. Charles (Betty Archer of Middleport. Me morial serv!ccs will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in McClave F'uneral Home in Steubenville. W. Joseph Michl W. Joseph Michl, 71, former Middleport resident, died Tuesday a t his home In-Steubenville, following a lingering illness. He was a son of the late William and Anna Michl of Middleport and graduated from Middleport High School in 1931 Following his graduation, he became a newspaper carrier for the Canton Repository, where he learned the newspaper business a nd Dinner-dance set A dinner-dance will be held Friday at theSeniorCitizensCenter , Mu lberry Heigl\ts, Pomeroy . The dinner will be served from 4-6 p.m. and wiU mclude baked steak, green beans, cole slaw, roll a nd beverage for $2.50 or homemade noodles. chicken, cole slaw. roll and tJeverage for $2. Pie, cake and iCP crPam wUI be BEUAIRE, Ohio tAP) - Offi· c!als of Imperial Glass Co. said Wednesday that they hope to salvage part of the dept-ridden operation, but will close down most of the plant by week'send, laying off 27workers. Plant owner Robert F. Stahl Jr. said the closing of one of Ohio's last hand-cralted glass manufacturing firms is part of the company's efforts to comply with a courtordered June 29 deadline to close or reorganize. "We will look to try to sell a minimum of assets that are necessary to put a liquidation plan together," Stahl said. "We hope to retain something, but don't make any conclusions on that" I~~iJij~~~~i;]iii~ '1\ H•nt\ ·thm:• ladies attended ladi<"> d ay at Jaymar Golf Course Ttll'sda \ . During the business session, a S)X'Cia l thanks was extended to 13ob a nd .lune Freed for organizing a Scotch foursome and potluck held r f'C·cnfl_v at th f' club. Winner s for the day. 18 holes, wrrc Norman Custer, Jane BrO\vn ,tnd 1\t:>UiP Wright l\'inf' ho!C' winnPrs WE'l'f' Pandora Co!Jins and :\LHY 8owrn . p.m. with music by the Stringdustcrs. Admission to the dance will be $1. 531 JACKSON PIKE - RT. 35 WEST Phone 446-4524 File for dissolution BARGAIN MATIIY£ES SAT & SUN ALL SEATS SZ.OO ADMISSION EVERI' TUESDAY $2 00 ( [ XC( PT "G REI'Ill/<1 5" & "INDIANA JONH ") \ \ 'd tPr Filing for dissolution of marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court wer~ Beverly S. Roush. Racine, and Micael L Roush, Racine; Ma rty L Morarily, Rt. 3, Racine, and Joy K. Morarity, Rt. 3. Racine. A hearing on the cont ested elect ion on local option on the sale of beer in Orange To"nship wlll be held June 21, at 10:30 a.m. -~t tX'rcC'nt increaSf' in wa ter r a te's based on minimum gallonage. Marriage license 1-'la\· wil l begin next Tuesday at R: :JO a .m . All lady gnlfrrs arc \.\"(•lromC' . Village approves water increase l(l'sidents of the village• of Pomeroy wUI be paying more for their beginning in July. .-\ ccording to the PomProy Boa rd of Public 1\ffairs. th('IT will be a Thr cost will bf. IPss for la rgpr uSt•rs s uch a s laund romat s. ho'-'pilals. f'IC .-\ rPso lution will tx• puhlishf'd la ter showing a brPakdown on and cost s Tht' increaSf' in water will a lso incrcasc sewag(' ratL•s. Thr m 1nimum ratr for watC'r a t the prt'SC'nt timf' is $6 and the min.irnum ra ti · for sPv.·age i.-. $J_ VVith thr ~~ J)('rcent increase thC' minimum W i ll i r ratP will jump to $9 ;md Sf'WC'r rates to $4.50. issued marriage ticenses in Meigs County Probate Court were Ti mothy Wendell Bentz, 27. Oklahoma City. Okla. , a nd Pamela Gale Holcomb, 2.'i, Pomeroy, and Robet1 Michael Roberts. 2o. a nd Rhonda Faye West. 2ti. Pomeroy. Ha!Jies clinics planned Emergency runs U '-'i '< lg f · T he Meigs Count y H('alth Df'partmPnt a nd the Meigs Cou nty llumanr Sorif'ty i:l rP planning t hrf'f' addit iona I ra bir~ r lin ic.s 1hroug h t he " ummc r a nd fJII mont hs in v;1rious parts of thP ro unty to aid pel ownr rs .\t a rrcPnt clmic staged at the Rock Springs F'airgrounds under thP sponsorship of the rwo groups, B.'i dogs and rwo cats W<:'re vacclnated against rabies by Dr. Carol Osburn<'. Prov iding assistance durinr: the clinic werl' F'r!'d Gcx•glein, Dorot hea Fisher, Liz Thoren, Ca rolyn Smlt h and 4- H club mPmbers. Two calls were answPred by loca l ur it s Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency M<>dical Services reports . At 9:48 p.m ., the Rutland unit took Joe Jacks, Sa lem Street, to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Pomf'roy a t 10:43 p.m ., took Margaret Julian from 304 W. Main St. to Vrirrans Lottery winners CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Wednesday night in the Ohio Lottery 's daily game, "The Number," was 047. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the winning number was Monsieur Houbigant Musk PRINTING Florist Since 1957 ~~ T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING FLORIST ' 0 AFTER 5 P.M. 3. 75 ~z. Cologne Reg. If 1. 50 conttn ental sophtsttcattonl Cologne, 4 Ol . $10 . Af ter Shave , 4 oz . $8 . DAN'S IN MIDDLEPORT Father's Day Special THURSDAY~ OFF MEN'S JEANS By Lee and MEN'S SHIRTS MEN'S BELTS MEN'S SHORTS MEN'S BOOTS BOOTS Reg. 1 by PRINCE MATCHAB ELLI OFF GIVE DAD A RECLINER & A VACATION! FREE! Fabulous 4-DAY, 3 NIGHT Getaway Vacation At Your Choice Of 12 Resorts! READY FOR A GETAWAY? JUST BUY ANY LA-Z-BOY®PRODUCT OR COMBINATION OR LA-Z-BOY ® PRODUCTS AND OTHER FURNITURE TOTALLING $499 OR MORE, AND WE WILL GIVE YOU A 4-DAY, 3-NIGHT GETAWAY VACATION FREE! CHOOSE FROM 12 RESORTS. OFFER ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1984. 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SPECIAL NEEDS PH . 992-2644 ' A man 's body needs 'A Man's Moisturizer' So rich it relieves c happi ng, roughness. flak 1ny FOR YOUR Friday & Saturday-Open 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. SHOWcAsE •CORNER OF THIRD & OLIVE. GA COl LE C fiON \ Your "Extra Touch" 20°/o LA-Z BOY FATHER'S DAY SALE Lifestyle FUR N I T U R E PHARMACY SKIN-SAVER BONUS! I 2 DAYS ONLY •FREE DELIVERY •FREE PARKING Ohio 786 N. Second Ave. Ohio Middleport. Ohio L JUNE 8 thru 14 J FRIDAY thru 11cifson Pike sm. 352 E. Main, .Pomeroy Your FTD Florist F'oUowing the dinner, there will be a round and square dance from 7-10 Ladies day activities Stahl said he has worked on an alternate plan that would include partial liquidation and rehab1lltatlon of the plant He declined to say what part of the operation he hopes to salvage. r;==========1 Specialty Graphics rr==========;i CUSTOM SCREEN ;wailablf> at addit ional cost. m<X't Monday. June 18. at 7:30 p.m., at Zion Church of Christ. Ohio . Thursday, June 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 20°/o OFF Old Spice® SHAVE MUG AND BRUSH SET WITH AFTER SHAVE SOAP 41/4 oz. $6 99 COAS11R t MEMO HOLDER 99 '3'' CARD BOX WITH CARDS �Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Thursday, June 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Cedeno returns, Reds end slump with 5-4 victory HOCSTON 1AP1 - Tht' llncin· natl Reds Jmpw it wou ld make a differenCf' wh{'n Cesar Cedeno cam e ott the disabiN Jist, and the ~av!· - hHting outhc>ldf'r WL·nt out of his way to pron • it . CC'dt•no bt'i iPd a tow!'ring home mn and a singlr to drivr in thrPE' run s W<'<lnf'Sdav night as the Reds beat the H ouston Astros ::l--1, btl'aking a fivE>-gamr losing str<•ak. It wa s CedC'no's first ~am(• a ft<•r ISdays on the dc,abled list. "('t<Jpno got the big hit to tic it for u'." RPdsManagcr \'crn Rappsaid "H(' was pla~· in g WC' Il fo r us bC'fon• he· got hUJ1 HP u:as hitting aOOut Jm. so v..·(' really misSf'd hi.m · · Da ._ c ConcepCion broke a 1-l tie in the I lth inning bv sla~pmg a two<Jut s ing ll'. " I like tough sllua tions ;·,·c brcn likr tha t rn_v f'ntin• ra r w r, " Concepcion said " l'v(' J lwavs bc>t:n a cl utch hittrr. When ~ou hit in thl' fifth spot like I do, \ou'q• got to be aggn•ssh'l' and rrad~· to drivP in runs tx'Caust~ !hf'r(' arc iti\Ya!'S mrn on baSf' " Bob 0\A·chmko, .1<~. got tlw win with l\..m pct1ff't inning~ ot n•lif'f for thp Red s. F'rank Di Pin o, J-:1. W.:t.'-.1 hp lost..•r in I"Plit>f fur H ous10n The Rtu s got another clutch pPJ101mrtn('(' from rPlirf pitchl'r Tf-'d Power. who pitch('(! our of a 111ullday, June 14, 1984 Business Services MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wiring needs: furnaces repair serviceR and installation. es;dential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 YOUNG'S serond . ·• t wns thi nking abou t throwing it CARPENTER SERVICE hart! enough to get it past them I wan ted to get a ground ball or a - Addon11 and remodeling - Roofing and gutter work - Concrete worh - Plumbing 1nd alectric11i strikeout . I was as nen.rousas I could be, but I felt good in the buUpcn and 1 work Jmf'\,. I could ttuow hard," Power {Free Estimatesl said. Rapp said the victo r:> eould be a key to impro,·ing his team's play. "Wcvc had a tough time lately. We've lost some close gamE's on the road and I his should t:.: a good one to V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Gary Redus Jed off the I Jth with a wa lk and moved to sccond on Eddie Mi lner's sacrificC' bunt . After an intt•nt ional walk to CPdcnoand Dave Cunct•p- .JUMP ANil RUN -Cincinnati Reds' center fielder Eddie Milner knocking the ball I""'"' and giving the Reds their fin;! score Wednesday night at the Astrodome In Houston. (AP Laserphoto). r·t•adu.,., for hunll' after keeling over t\stros' catcher Alan Ashbl'• Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area PHONE 992-215;] t C o•~ ~ In-...... oiThaoOo IO•d "" •d••"""' toood :n od•ON"O I M!W§ili e ...., .., ••• l (OO IOftOf Gu .... ll · H-oot00 hto Jl Moboltt1,.,... t.., toto ll-t,.,., lot S.to 1 V"'d li.,o IF.,d :n •••oncol e Pub" h •• - u a...~... •u.~~:nuo .... !JG!b """''"'~ u a....,,,,, ... ,. ~ 11o v 0 ~.,·~''' Case No. 24450 Docket 12 Page 423 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY ~nl 1984 Nr 1 2 411~1 ) I 1 I e • .. . e I fo:m '"'" ""''"' I! 1'/on .. dloC uo l l ,, .......... ~ ~· ...... 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David ,Johnson and Terry Hollman, coach. 22. 25. 26. 27. I l• I l ~ Hwno In l'"" 101 ft . ..... HI Coo;; I"'"' !ll C~lumbia ~~\-e~:~gB~Ith C. L. KITCHEN 5122/1 mo. Mail This Coupon with Remlthince The Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ob. 45769 1 I v'\1 •1' Ill I •" ' <i. ly' (",l r 1> 1 'dJ< h 11<1 11( 000 •~•ood""'-'''"" uoo S10 • •• "' ' '""'" HOO "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" ··~ · · PUBUC NOTICE N o 111 e I '> 'lr> r<'IJV q1 ve n II KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Will Open I I I I I1 1 I ~-~--------~-----------· New Homes-Extensive May 21st Remodeling Insurance Work Cu1tqm Pole Bldgs. 8i Garages Roofing Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992 -2282 2nd St. Pomeroy, OH. Open: 9:00 to 5:00 Closed Thursdays 113 W. 5 15 I mo lll -11( fJI; rn;·r oy Oh1 n ·1 57r, g 10 se ll lr 11 lil '.h 111 " l () ll ow •nq r It rlcl v ,tlto ·r t ~ f'l r<. rl r) <l ' nr ll ll liJ! '~. Jl , , . 1.\"hlr !1 t f,.. '.h.rll I " lr·n r l.ty r) llr•r >".l' DOZER BACKHOE WORK Wolfe Investigations, Inc_ AND MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 614-992-7626 AL TROMM PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES 742-2328 We Have the lowest Rates :" r >lldiHd l 1980 AM C (nncor d ~ 2 Dr Mlr SPr oal No t..OA0h~C7 l Of-iYO Mtr Nn 01 lh 1· l,1 1 rnl' r ~ g ,.,j.:: c~ r 1 d S av · II HI'; Cnmp,mv Prllnf'r o·, O t110 ' ""' 'JVP 'i lhf> 11qt11 IO fll\ 1 ,11 lh15 ••• II" .mn ro ·.'Vr\t1r lr .lw LHlV ot thf' t l ln~r· rnll,tlo ' ' l tl rrrm ·o sal e 'lrrt hf' r 1 hr• I·,Hmr>15 B,wk Jnd S .i\ 11 1•; \ r •rnpd11V li>'.PfvP.S the l 'qh' ln rP I' 'C I .tny o r all h 1d5 \l ol>11111tl'(1 I l il ! hr•• Hl r• ,\1111\ri" d lr 'iOid 1r 11"\1' (" )!l(j (1 0 11 \t lr·' V rl l ~·I l l V\il!h 110 •Washers •Dishwashers •ZENITH •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE .,., .. J&F CONTRACTING 'D OZER BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK CH ESTER--985-3307 2 yr . old. male Cocker Spaniel, full blooded . 304 - 676· 2076 . 3 puppies. part white Gar · man Shepard , part Elk · hound, 7week otd. wormed . 304·882·3734 . 6 lost and Found lOST 4 Walker fo11. hounds all wearing collar with R .C . Dudding, Southpoint. Oh If found contact Arnold Stump, 614-3 67· 7554 lOST on Rt. 5B8 between Mitchell Ad & Fairfield Vanco Rd . small red toot bok with various tools . Call 446 -0471 Reward lost. blond. cocker spaniel, answers to name of Spike, child's pet, in town of Pomeroy . Call 992 - 2181 . ask tor Mark . Black and tan T errior, name Dutchess. wearing a red collar with green tag . last seen at 2401 Mt. Vernon lost a green overnight bag, seen being picked up in front of the Darst house on Jim Hill Road Sat . morning . Wh o ever found this please call. 304 - 675 · 4198 or 675 · 1748 nice reward offered . Public Sale & Auction 8 Auction every Tuesday night . Pt Pleasant . WVa . Auct . lonnie Neal Youth Center Bldg ., Camden St 614- 367·71 01 . l 11 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE we·d like to mtroduce 992· 7201 CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hill Road long Bottom, OH . 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Sohrader Equipment Recommended by Leading Carpet Manu · 326 facturers. Pomeroy, OH . 45769 'FREE ESTIMATES" 6 6·1 mo for Faster Serv1ce · · In lo •I'" 11Pcl ;i & UPHOLSTERY to Engage-A-Car . the modern way BOK , lin PIONEER CARPET No Down Paymenl lower Monthly Paymenl BlACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING OIL LINES PH. ~Oil Call 614-992-6737 •, , ., I H 1/Vnr,.••: •" . 11 'ill. til I" ' lit '' ,1 '''·•t•"• 31 Help Wanted NHd penon for Plrt time work, 1n1w1rlng phone. 304 · 176 · 2288 bllwoon 3 :00 and 8 :00 . ASSISTANT MANAGER , Athland Oil Ia exp•nding in Gatoline, quick service food store buslnest, with Ita Super America ttores and offers real ground floor opportunity for llmbitioua individual seeking growth orientated career . Responsibilities include recrui-ting , hiring and training store personnel. plen work schedules. salary adminstraton. evaluating employees . Run and supervise general mainentanca. Minimun of 2 vears college required , several ye ars retail e11.perience pre · ferred . Must be willing to relocate . For information send resume to Bok C12 care of The Point Pleasant Register , 200 Main St .. Point Pleasant , W . Va . 25550 . Equal opportunity employer, male or female . 12 Situations Wanted A 8t T Cleaning Service . Houses or Commercial buildings, hourly or con tract, good references. hon · est & reliable. Call614-256 · 1157 or 256 - 1278 There is a vacancy for an elderly person in Haines Boarding Home. Pomeroy S 1(lO OU , Jill " i 111P r iO cnur r r·o~t<; AUCTION Every Friday Night At 7:00 P.M. Legion Hall Building ts air conditioned with smoke eliminators. On Beech Grove Road In Rutland Public & Dealets Welcome Bill Brown, Auctioneer ~· 3069 Roofing and gutter work, metal work. housepainting , carpenter work . Eke ret . Free estimates Call 446 - II . L."Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Service Cheryl Lemley, Meigs County Associate 'R.n'Y+Phone 742-3171 Now Accepting Listings in Meigs Co. WRITESEL FISHING REEL ROOFING CO. REPAIR NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows STEVE FINLAW PH. --985·4266 949·2263 Jilin . M~GKEE Business Services Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 ] It Parts. Service & Cleaning For Garcia, Zebco. Shi· mano, Johnson . Diawa . Quick. Want ed to buy used coal & wood heaters . Swarn Furni · ture . 446 · 31 59 . 3rd . & Olive St .. Gallipolis , Oh . Buying daily gold . silver corns. rings . jewelry. sterling ware . old coins . large c ur rency . Top prices . Ed Bur · kett Barber Shop , 2nd . Ave . Middleport , Oh . 614 -992 - 3476 . Cash paid for tan cy iron or heavy iron beds . $160 and up tor ceruin Meigs C o stone jars . Old time cup board . call 1 304 · 882 - 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Beds. iron. wood. cupboards . c hairs. chests. baskets. dishes. stone jars. antiques. gold and silver Write - M D Miller. Rt .2 . Pomerov. Ohio 45769 or call 614 -992 · llr Rt. I Long Bottom. Oh. L _ _ _ _ _ 5· 14 · 1 mo Announcements SWEEPER and sewins;~ ma · chine repair, pans. and supplies Pick up and delh,rery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Ad Call 31 4·446·0294 . Balloons tor Get Well, Annt \lersarys , Birthdays. parties Singing Gorrilla. Call Bal loons & Co . 446 · 431 3 . RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1 1 J lfc 4 Giveaway Gold female dog . 4 mos . o ld Call 446 - 8017 2 kittens to giveaway Cell 6t4 · 256 9364 Puppu'ts to giveaway Call Vinyl & Aluminum Sl6iNG •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •OOZER BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates, 949·2801 or 949·2860 l ll SEPTIC TANKS INSTALl(0 FREE Eh!MATES 367-7560-367-767 No Sunday Calls • •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER , GAS. SEWER RAIN LINES . County Certified ~( CHlSHIRE, OHIO 3 t I Maybe you ' ve seen our ad before and th ou ght is sounded too good lo be true ... So did our Demon · suator in your area. Ask her! ... call 446 - 1270 o r wrtte Toy ladies Party Plan . Johnstown. PA 15904 Also booking parties Homemakers Dream~ No experience ne eded to earn 25% commission demon · strating in friend s' homes You con trol hours and in . co m e. Absolutely no invest · ment! Also booking parti es Call446 - 1270 or write Toy Plan . Johnstown _ PA 15904 Phone surveyor work in Gallipolis office. 5 -9 , $3 .50 hr plus bonuses . Call after 3PM uk for J oyce Call German Shephard puppies . Assistant Organist needed at Grace Episcopal Church . Call 614 · 992 · 3968 Free to good home . 2 yeur old female beaglu . Call 614 - Government Jobs . S 16, 559 . 550,553 year Now Hiring Your area . Call 1-805 - 687· 3 kittens. 2 male. 1 female . all long haired . Call 614· 6000 . Ext . R · 9805 . 742 · 2361 . Home Work opprtunity in Multi-level Marketing . Un· limited earnings . No selling . for details mail a self· addressed . stamped enve lope to : Bok 142, Durand, 9 kittens, ready to go, assorted colon . Males & females . Call 614 - 992 · 7412 . Ml 48429 Adorable cuddly long haired kitten . 6 weeks old. 2 white malea. call after li :OO PM . 614· 992 ·7574 Kittens gray and v · ..;le. tiger ltripe, furry . Phone 304· 176·2 864 . plow tobacco . Call 6t4· 256 · 1528 . Help Wanted eJtperienced 5ales clerk. part time only! Hours mu5t be flexible , sand resume to Bo11 S-11 in care of Pt . Pleasant Register . 200 Main St . Pt . Pleasant , WV . 25660 . Call 441· One acre lot with l•rge In -ground pool. torn liner. •nd partially finithed bate· ment. For information call 813· 666 - 1232. 1- - - - - - - - - - - 3 bdr .• 1 V1 baths, Ia rage rooms . fireplace , wood floors, new carpeting, fenced vard, in town, near shopping 8r schools. owner moving 839.900 . Call 446 · 7905 . Reduced 2 ·story, 3 BA , fenced yard , 2 car garage. separate entrance . 1 5 Vin ton. Glps. $29 .900 . Call 446 - 2081 nights . Reduced 2 story , 3 bdr ., 2 -car garage, fenced yard . separate entrance . 15 V in ton. Galhpolts, 446 -2081. nights . S29 .900 Small farm for sale , on 8 acres , h o use . barn , out building and tobacco base . With a down payment. pos sible land contact . Call614 - 256 · 6663 Nice house 8t barn . Call 614 · 256- 1540 Attractive small home. small yard at a small price! Middle· part . 61 4 ·992 · 6941 . Painting interior & ex terior . Far free estimates Call 446 - 4957 or 675 · 5B03 Do ze r work. ground clearing & e «cavating . $25 per hr . or 61 4· 742 · Interior and Exterior patnt · ing . te11tured ceilings 304 - 675 · 1573 . Business Opportunity I NOTICE t THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · liSHING CO . recommends that y o u do business with people you know, and NOT to send money through th e mail until you have tnvesti · gated the offering . SNAP - ON TOOlS Inter · ested in owntng y o ur own business and being inde · pendent? E" tstin g dealer ship available in Meig and Gallia Counties . No fee . Inventory investment re · qui red Buy ba c k guarantee Ab ove average tncome . Complete company 1ramt ng Call Vern Roe 1 - 800· 582 · 7497, or Gene Schr o er 1 614 · 687· 4708 . & Vicinity Fraziers Bottom Flee Market Every weekend U .S . 35 FrHziers Bo«om, WVa . 25082 . Dealers Wei · come Don Frazier · Operator. 304· 755 - 2779 . June 14 & 15 Yard Sale lots c lothes & misc. items . Clean sale at 902 4th Ave . Galli · polis. Ohio . 8 to 5PM Yard Sale 2 familys Thurs day & Friday . 4th trailer . left on Lincoln Pike . Just oft Rt . 141 , Centenary Riding & push mowers. pans , dishes , glassware. clothing , tools, quilts. jewelery, teather pil· lows, mis c . g. 1 Big Yard Sale Baby ttems . adults, misc. 2 'h miles off Rt . 7. Bulaville -Addiso n Rd . Fri .-Sat . 9 -7 Yard Sale June 14 , 15 , 16 . Third house back of Clay School. Former Burger King, Chf'Sa · peake, K -Matt Center. sub· lease. 2 . 1 50 sq . ft . up to 17 yrs Ht S2000 . mth Chuck Warner & A ssoc Realtor_ Nice country, near mines.home full inbasement. eel Iars . 2bedrooms. 12acresin Langsville. S29.000 Call 12 miles hom Pomeroy outstanding 8 s1ded home with 9 acres . 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 3 sides decked Full basement & barn . Total privacy tor 550.000 Call For sale by owner , Clarence Hill. lmmediata possession . price negotiabler or owner wil l help finance . Bi -level in Rustic Hills. Syracuse. Ohio . 2 full baths. 3 bedrooms. family room with fireplace , spiral staircase. living room , dining room, kitchen wrth dishwasher & garbage dis· posal , chain link fence . 16x 1 2 barn for storage. insulated . Call 614 - 247 - Fri . Sat . New wt cktH & paint left fro m wicker house Household mis c ., clot h ing . much more. Call 446 - 1747. down At . 7, turn right at Clipper Mills on Shoestring Ridge Wat c h for s•gns. Gigantic Yard Sale . 14th. 15th, l61h . Rt . 141 onto At 775, Patriot , Ohi o Ratn or shine 22 Money t o Loan HOM E LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates Fixed conve ntional FHA · VA leader M o rtgage , Ath ens. co ll ec t 614 592 3051 Rustic Hills . Syracuse . 3 bedr oom. tamily room , cen · tral air. chain fink fence. storage building . $32.000 . Call 614 -992 -252 1 or 304 - 882 · 3197 . Owner must !\ell . family toom has 20 ft of wtndows for past o ral view , f inished double garage . tir epla ce. large porch, 40 ft. deck . woods. pnvacy. near Royal Oak Park $63,900 Call 614 · 992 · 5420 7 R oo m hou se, laundry room . 4 bedrms. Fifth St. Syracuse . Can be seen at Ons H ubbard res . Call 992 · 2239 . 1973 12x60 remodeiBd trailer , new carpet . doors. plumbing. electriC . AC Ca ll 446 022 1 1979 14x70. 3 BR , 2 full baths on .441 acre well shaded lo t Call 614 -388 9957 after 5 PM 1984 Clayton 24~~:40. 3 bdr ., 2 bath , eJttra tnsu la tion. spe c tal price. 519 .995 . French City Mob1ic Home. 446 · 9340 Priced redu c ed 1984 Red man 14K70, 2 bdr ., 1 'h bath, a real ba rgain . $ 14 ,995 French City M obi le Home. 446 · 9340 Schult z mo d ular 3 bd1 . 2 bath , alum siding, 2k6 walls . Must sell French City Mobtle Home. 24~~:48 . 446 9340 Display Skyline 28x64 . 3 bdr .. 2 bath. family roan, alum siding , 2.11.6 walls , priced reduced French City Mobile Ho me , 446 -9340 . 1976 2 bdr NAush a mobile home . located in Quail Creek Mobile Home Com munity G oo d cond . Call for appoint · ment , 614 379 - 2588 Mobile home Oetroiter 12x60 a~r conditione r , 2 porches . underpmnin g. f uel oil barr ell S5. 500 , good cond . Call614 256 - 1317 Closmg Out Trailer Rental Bus ines s Had 22 ONLY 6 lEFT Si1es 1 Ox 50 & 12x52 . 2 bedroom fur · nished A comfortable home tor a low Prtce Brown 's Trailer ParK . Minersville . Ohio Call 614 -992 - 3324 TO BUY!!! 14ft . wide throe bedr oo m . bath and half . mobile ho me sitting on nice lot. ready to move into S225 .00 down S225 00 per month 304 - 576 -2711 . N ear Rac ine in co untry . 3 1 acres with 1 4 x 70 mobile home 2 bedroom . 2 bath . central air _ porches & 1 2•16 barn . Call after 6 00 p m J bedr oom Ranch on Rt 1970121165 Champtan . un furniShed 53000 Slate roofing Call 614 742 · 160. 538.500 00 9 per cent assumable loans call 675 · 7 room house. 4 lots on Rt 62, center of Eleanor . Priced tor quick sale by owner 304· 586 · 3572 Seven yaar old home. three bedrooms , garden spo1 . 2605 Lin coln Ave . BV1 pet assumable loan . 304 · 675 · 5047 . Older home three bedroom . new siding . n ew ly remo · deled living room . 304 -675 - 5854 Professional Services PIANO TUNING Lower priced regular tunings · discounts to Sen tor C1tizens . Churches & Schools Ward '!! Keyboard , 304 -675 -3824 . Piano Tuning and Repair Brunicardt Music Co .. 446 0687 . Skill and integrity o ur trademark Lane Daniels. 61 4 · 742 · 2951 . Professional Electrolysi s Chntc . Probe Type Electroly AMA . FDA & FCC sts approvad Do ctor referrals 304 · 675 ·,5568 New listing. moving need to sell. 3 bedroom 2 tull bath s Meadowbrook addn 8 1h per ce nt assumable loan l ots of eKtras . priced 60s 304 - 675 · 6425 . 3 bedroom. centrAl arr , F.A furna ce. large 2 stall garage. assume 9 per cent FHA loan $36 . 500 00 6521 . 61 4· 843 · 5240 2578 For sale 1969 12x6 0 Schultz m ob ile home Com pletely turmsh e.d . mcludmg a c. washer - dry e r . micro · wave . & 60 tt wooden porch . C a ll 614 -992 -2889 ltke new . 3 bdrm sec110nal h ome o n beautiful 'h acre lot 1n Arbaugh a dditron . Tuppers Plams. eJtcellent netghborhood . $32 ,900 . . includes new rcfrig range . washer & dryer . f tnanctng availabl e with lo w down payment to qualified parties Call 614 -992 - 7034 days . 614 - 992 - 7671 evenings You Better Hurry tor fl c o mfortable mobile home at a low price Had 22. only 3 lefi . 12 x52 & 1 2x44 sizes, 2 bedroom furni shed . Closing out rental s Brown ' s Trailer Park . Minersv ille. Oh 614 · 992 · 3324 304 675 · For sale or trade . 2 % bed room all modern house with bath, attached garage, vinyl , steel . alumn . SelL or trade for late model 2 or 3 bedroom trailer And land'. 304 · 882 · 3590 Trailer on large wooded lot BOAT RAMP and doc k space Call 5 · 8 eve ning s 304 · 675 · 6448 Terms 1981 Hollypark . 14•70, e~~:c c on d .. 1 2x8 deck . underpenning and larg e room air co nd included . 304 - 895 · 3B95 or 895 · 3600 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Real Estale 31 Homes for Sale House for Sale by owner . 4 BR house on lower River Rd . 3 miles south of town : Woodburning fireplace. gar · age, besement. new fur nace. and roof . overlooking the Ohio River .Call daytime :446 · 1616 , ·1244 . nighl 446 · t984 9 OOAM lh•u Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity Yard sale. June 15th & 16th hom 9 t o 5 Household items & mtsc . boy's Schwinn bike Parsonage behind laurel Cliff Free Mttthodist There wil l be a yard sale in. Harrisonville, June 15 & 16 Clothes . 4 13 in alumintJm wheel~ & tires. mise items 3 family yard sale, east of Rutland on 124 2 steroes. sewing machine . drum . type. writers. ttres. what - nots , pre -engagement ring . wed ding rin gs June14& 15 . 10 am to ? Pt .Pieasant & Vicinity NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL· tTY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS . AT 35 PHONE 614·446 · 7274 1979 3 bdr mobile home. on acre lot. well shaded . Mult sell both together . C&ll 11! 614 - 388· 9957 . 1 --------~ Inside mov1ng sale , Mon and Tues 128 S Parh Dr 10:30 till 1 . Flea Mark el. every Satur· day , parking lot . Caseys. Rt 62 N orth . Point Pleasal'lt 304 - 675 - 4808 fo r information . Yard Sale _ 2312 Madison Ave Fri and Sat from 9 :00 ti ll 6 00 for Sale Display 00 16. 5 :00PM . Buck Ridge Roed .. Brick house across from Gun Club r~~==========+~:;;~~;,;~~;;;;; 32 Mobile Homes 32 Mobile Homes 4134 304 · 675 · 7746 2183 Yard Sale Saturday , June 2 Family Garage Sale 334 Debby Dr. Gallipolis . Boys, men . womens & maternity clothes , rototiller . many other th ings . Fri 9 · 4 . Sat FOR RENT WITH OPTION lnternHtiona l stee l buildtng manufactur er awarding dealership in available areas soon . Great protit potential in an e11panding industry For appl1catron call Wedcor (303)759 - 3200. ext . 2403 23 Ca11614 ·949 · 2641 . Rutland : 10 rooms on 47x150 lot North Main . $4995 Needs work, but lots of possibilities . Call 216 394 - 6741 or write Box 723 . Pomeroy. OH 45769 Is 8th house hom corner of Salem on west side . Make an oHer . Financial 21 . ..... Giiiii.iiiiifs........ . 9·2 614 · 985· 3575 614 · 22 1 8300 446 ·4597 992 -985 - 3988 . HOME FOR SALE TRANSFERRED -, Owner must sell home, family room has 20ft. of windows for pastoral view. finished double garage, fireplace, large porch, 40 foot deck, woods, privacy, near Royal Oak Park. $63,900. Call 614-992·5420 1 1 Help Wanted 614 · 256 · 6758 Call614 · 367· 058t . 1427. 61 4 · 992 · 5006 3147 . Employmenl Services 3 Announcements General Hauling. For sale Limestone. till dirt . and top soil Call Call 614 - 256 - 1984. MI . Allo . W.Va . 7 :00 446 · 3672 U9 ,600. 6 14· 742 · 2261 PM . Special sale new and used . Emma Bell . A uc tio · near 429 -84 We pay cash for late model clean used cars . Jim Mink Chev .· Oids Inc Bill Gene Johnson port. 4222 . 8 yrs . o ld , 3 bedrm . 2 baths . family room with wood burner . Single car garage. on 8 flat acres with stockad pond . City water in Racine Call 446· 9638 . Wanted To Buy Euraka. Workshop with Clr· Lawn Mowing & Trimming . Reliable and dependable. Reasonable rates . Call 614 · 256 - 6251 after 5 :30 . 992 · 6022 . Water wells , drilled & ser · viced . Free estimates. Call 9 "( ard Sale• 4 bdr ,, 1V. blth, & acrta, liillrden lpot, IIJ mi. below 18 Wanted to Do Call -------~· lc - Auction Thursday June 14, Homea for Sale 6 rooms, basement , double garage, 1 & one - third acre lot, Rose Hil l. Pomeroy . $32 .900. Ca ll 1 · 614 -678 · 2513 Will Auction every Fri night at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week . Consigments of new and used merchandise always welcome . Richard Reynolds Auctioneer . 304 · 275 - 11 11<:; 1 .r'l·, 11 ! " • 111 11 1, :1 1111\ , lf' rnr·, l-(>r .A.h1 1 h r...a r rn, I XI 11 11 11 11 304 · 773· 9185 . 7760 . '.Pjlcll .l lf' r·,IJ"I l'. • · r. l Rick Pearson Auctioneer Service. Estate. Farm. An · tique & liquidation sales . licensed & bonded in Ohio & WVa . 304 · 773 - 5785 or Fenders. Avoiloble cho!Ce. ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 3 Announcements TV RIDENOUR & APPLIANCE to dme the vehtcle of ~our 'OIL FIELD SERVICES CLIFFORD FENDER '76 .95 DOORS . '149 .95 HOODS ..... .. .. '174 .95 BUMPERS '69.95 GRill .... ..... ....... '42 .50 R. SUPPORT . '84 .95 TAll GATE ......... '85 .00 FORD FENDER .... '69 .95 BUMPER ............ '69.95 Also Some Car We Hove A Full Time Shop Technician on Duty •Ranges •Refrigerators JIM WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH . 992-7013 New Chevy Truck .... WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR I 1 1 1 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REfRIGERATOR 985-3561 All Makes n 1a1 on J 1111f' 1611-. 1984 Jl 1() 00 .1m a Ou !Jirc SLllf' will be rwld 111 I 05 lJn1nn Avt•n ue. Sd l u l rlav t' I 54 Misc. Merchandise 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 TOM'S SHOE REPAIR lk/11000 r, vrnl ,ll ll lll Each ln- I I lo•o"hlh ~\<111 · l 1 tl· •• '-' '' :l, tll (l n Sentinel·~~~~~~~~~~~ II UJ / I J to t At The American I l:Ounts as a word. Count 1 name and address or Woni!J 1 phone number used. _·~:::.:+~~~~~~~~~ You'll get betterIf1'1!SUI1s I if vou describe fully. I reserVes the right to IJ classify, give pril:e. The edit or reject 1anv ad. Your lid will be I put in the proper classification if you'll I check the propel' box These cash rates 1 1below. include discount 1 I I I !Wanted I 1 >For Sale 1 I )Announcement 17. I )ForRent I 1B. I I . I 3. I ·· I s. I 6. I 1. UNDEFEATED - The Chester "B" Tee-Ball team Is currently undefeated wllh a One !HI record and Is IIS'!ured of at least a share of the Eastern Tee-Ball league champloll'lhlp. Pictured are. front, 1-r. Sara Machlr, 'J'Yilon Rose, .leremy .lack"""· Ryan 4'11 month old amall mat• children PERSONALIZED POOLS 498 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport. OH. PH. 992-2549 OPEN : MON .-SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racme, Oh. Ph . 614·843-5191 '. ....e n 'WATER, GAS & 1 l o•rn ••.,-. r 0111 1 titiat or .group of fiGures Smith and .J. R. HyseU. Back row - Nicole Nelson, Paul Pullins, Ryan Clonch, Ryan Hollon, .Joshua Ca•to. Adam McDaniel. Standing l• Coach Mark Dillard. l\h.ent was Assistant Co""h I.A!t' Hysell. Po•llo•d "'""''a ..,_ Authorized John Deere. tt.w Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Form Equipment Parts & Service 'CONCRETE WORK 'C USTOM BUll THOMES Print one wor-d in each below. l )j Public Notice ORDINANCE ON REFUSE AND INOPERATIVE VEHICLES li·· ,, l!ld. t,n••rr hv I 'll• \' h.u t• · w. 1·. p ,. . ,lrJtl :"Jf r E ~P( , .( I)I ..........._ 111 0•• "" """"""" Public Notice Hr ll, 11··>1 Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savel 11 space tn co. .... Up~~ I~ "'"'do O.Jotoo; .,,, ., "1 ~e""'' B I U" '"''"'" p., _d1. 1"1' n Po""''~ , . . . . . . j • • ..O•d • .... M,-.,...h .11l O, !ylo rt H,l "''""'""._..' BOGGS ~--------------1 113 1•<'"""'9 II Name·----------1I ~ ~·oo C~ Itl<llt W\1 r"" '""'' "' n e ""'"" ,----------------------. II II II II ,.,.,.Co JH Mo •• q <.. ( t l LHliV l ' 1n h .l l• · Cfl Lill ( . ,~ ~ ,, .... . , (ou nt• OU Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF CLARA K. ClARK. DECEASED M.tv '~ Co m~"' " ~ooo ,, ., ,.,,,, ,,. .. . , . , , ''" ""' '' G oll, o f"oun"' I I Oodoo .. Public Notice l.\rl //Au i O ~OPII " r,,.., '1-h"'""''"' ..' Ao no >ew.,..oloOo Wells. MU!'<O l'llnumtnOl ' 9foo5ol on :Tto0o O?WonOOdto ll""' I 1 "'"<oll.l~• •~• Uiffie, ,Jimmy Ptillins, Dean Mays, .J;.m'W~ M(·D..u1it>l; a ft no" ~ "' " ' "" ?<IAu toOooi<I. JI," ' ""'"'' ll O&fu•n.,,.ahom• 0 I Spo<o too R..,t 14 Rodoo WI. Cl Rooo" '"~ , ... ~1&•<«'•• H 01 ''"' OO· ''"" A.,.nm ... """' oltlo Ron 1 t li 5otoooOo '""'1• ···1 !"· ~··· ,.,, ,., ''" 1.. 11, . U~ .... Ol "'ol><lo >foroH t.,. ' J ''""'' "" ' Bau('r, ,Jason Nottingham, and Coach Roh Bauer. Ahscnt wt•n• Mikr Frost, Rod !'lt•wsome and BiUy 1 11- - . .lhtotoWon to d 11 "''""'"" 11'1~··· sea..~n. Pictun•d are tt>am members, front, 1-r, Philip Woods, I.A>e (iillilan, .Julit· /I A u ~"'" ' ~o·o 11 ' '""' ' ' 'n• 5 01 o 1JVon o1.4WO llJo. •t .,u oo 10 M: oc .... cnonh o U lluOd! nQ ~IM U fou too'"' ll· lo!O I o\o,.oyo 11 ..... II'•~··· hw·k row - Coach Steve Finlaw, Billy Johnson, Den•k Yonker, Shaun Bush, Matt F1nlaw. Mickey '' ,.,.,,o~><>~~ a"""' l!C.lY&q .. oo lo ••l""'"' 1 1 lo,.nooo001'<>"""''' J2 M_, to loon I ) Ponleo.,Mol!io,..;., .. """""""''"'' •J "'" a...... ,, MPmlwrs oil he ('h<'SU'r Tel'-Ball "Free Estimates" Installation Available 4/ Estimate~" SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Mt,@IK!,!I!AM M ii!JM!IIiQI@eJM " ;\ "TEA.\! - ·.. home. The Daily Sentinel-Page- II : 3171 The Daily Sentinel Or Wlitr Daillr !iefltlntl Clnsititd Dtpt Ill Court SL . Po1111roy. Otlia 4576! ('Onclude a fine regular ·trained. good mDYIIr, •Hec· LIVE BAND EVERY WEEKEND "Mud River Band" Featuring Lanny Tennant Something Special For The Ladies Every Sunday Night 9:00 to 1:00 6/14/1 mo. PH 992 6 931 · llttor 15 Years Experience EUGEr~E lONG Ph. (6J4l 843-5425 I fht~ter Liftlt• I.A•aJ."l.lt' htL~haJI tt•am aN' ahout to JWest 20 years "Free ga me winning streak for the Astros. Mt•mlwrs of the 1!11!4 cal, Ave. 304·675 · 3652 . tum Jround on." Rapp said. cion linPd his single over the head of short stop Craig Reynolds to score Redus. The game also broke a three· . I 1 FENCE & SUPPLY 220 E. Main, Pomaroy ,, Olveeway Spoyod lomolo ONE BAR ACCENT I{; ~ T'l S.8·2 mo. pd LJTI1..E LEAGUE - 4 -===~~~::;i=::::;-rr==:;:;::::===::;~;:::::::====j tlon•t•. to • good r ~04-en-eeeo . bases·loadPd sllua tion with none out in the ninth. Jeny Mumphrey led ott with a double and moved to thin:l on an errant pickoff attempt by Reds reliever Bill Scherrer. Scherrer then intent ionally walkedTerry PuhJ and Phil Garnf'r to Jood thf' basPs . But the Reds escaped trouble when Pown struck out pinch·hitters Dennv Walling and Kev in Bass and then got Bill Duran tu ground out to P J rkl'r' s fly out to Cf'nter, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohia 1982 Clayton . 14x70. 2 bedroom. 2 baths. diS · hwasher. stereo . ceiltng fan . fireplace , microwave , cen tral aif , concrete steps and underpenning , $16 ,600 .00 for Sale 1968 Nat ronal two bedroom trailer. has been remodeled . S4 . 500 00 . 3684 33 304 · 895 · Farms for Sale Small farm ( 1B .25 acres) in Portland, Ohio. bordered by Ohio River highway . No buildings, some trees, % mineral rights . Fair market price, $40.000. For infor· mation, write B. Graham. 4615 Emerald. Nacogdoches , TeJCas 75961. e. Pltny. WV. 250 acre working farm Yloith nice 3 bedroom home . Call for more details . 345 · 5095 ERA Mallory Group - Assoc . Ashton area 5'h acres, 2 houses . 2 barns. 2 car garage. pond . 555,000.00 . Phone 304 -576 -2320 . 34 Business Buildmgs Building for sale in Ru11and 30~~:60 blo ck buildtng wrth . restro oms & newer fur · nance Located on SA 124 . has su.-tenlhs of an acre . Call John S. Evans . Pastor Church of God Rutland at 6147422060 35 lots & Acreage 4 '• acre to1 restticed 2 112 mile from Galltpolis & H o lz er Reduced to $10 .6 00 C all 446 · 3485 Surveyed lol With water & electric hookups, appro)( 1/i a in quiet subdiviston near Rodney . 2 m1 from Holzer Medical Center Call 446 - 1 3 80 For sale 1 acre lot in Porter . Ca ll 446 8076 Lo t for sa le in Mer c erville . Csll 614 · 256 ·6618 1 Ox 50 HS !Ier on lafge wooded IOl 7 mtles below Galllpol t s on Ra coo n $ 10.995 304 · 675 · 6448 . Renlals 41 Houses for Rent 5 room h o use 1n Eureka full s11e basemen! . fuel o il tur nance Cal l 614 - 256 6547 3 bdf house deluxe . c en l ral pool etc Call 67 5 5104 or 675 -5386 fill . 3 bdr house tn A1o Grande ncc epl ch ildren _ de po stt re qurred Ca ll 446 0157 House for rent on S1 R1 218 . close t o M er cenli lle Deposit requtred . S250 per m o Call 446 - 3159 days . 614 256 - 1552 eve 1 bdr h ouse in Crown City , ref req u 11 ed Call 614 256 - 6058 Pomeroy . 2 bedroom house to, rent bath . basement . attiC for storage , ca rpeted. no pet s S200 deposit re quired References . Call 614 992 3054 . 2 bedroom , unfurnished $150 . mo nth, plus utilittes and deposit 304 - 615 · 6544 House tor rent , 1310 Ohio Street . 304 · 773 -5115 lirm . 304 ·773- 5650 . 1980 Holly Park. 14~~.70 , 2 bedroom, 1% baths , total electric . central air co nd . diBhwuher . porch wtth awning , underpenning. stor age build ing . 304 - 675 · 2604 . 42 Mobile Homes for Runt 2 bdr trailer fully furnished , good location, sec dep. req . Call 4.46 · 8558 . �Thursday, June 14, 1984 P\lge-12-The 42 Dail Sentinel Mobile Home• for Rent 64 Mlac. Marchandlae a. aa .. ball card to sell or trade . Mobllel"lome for rent . Ref . Dep . Coli 448-0SOB or 448-1609. Coli oftor 4 :00 . 304·878· 3420 Fully furnished AC, 2 bdr ., adults only . Call 446 -4110 . Clothe• line posts, heavy duty , lawn , kids swing frame•. all types . Sch. 40 Mobile home furnished. AC , ideal for 1 or 2 men . beautiful riverwiew . Fosters Trailer Park . Call446 - 1602 . pipe . 304-675 -3677 . Piano M · Schulz Company, upright $260 .00. Swivel rocker 630 .00 . 304 - 675 - Unfurnished mobile home. 1h mile past HMC suitable for one person . Call 446 4369 or 675 -9760 . 3534 . Gun. 303 Briti sh Enfield. bol1 action, clip holds 10, with new box shells, 2 bdr unfurnished. Holley Park mobile home , 121160. p~tst HMC . $80 .00 304· 675 -1 145. Call J o hn Deer e riding mower, 6 446 -4369 or 675 -9760 hp . 304 675· 2359 5 30 . 2 bdr mobile home at Evergreen Call 446 -7032 SAN l71E60,CAUF. 1 2x60 2 bdr trailer , fur nished gas & water paid , S 100 dep osit. $250 mo . 46 Space for Rent 51 Household Goods 12Jt60 2 bedroom mobile home. partly furnished , Ra Cine area Call 614 -992 - 5858 2 bedroom mobde home , adu lts only . Fm sale or rent . Ca ll 614 -992 - 2598 . 2 bedroom trailer . kit che n furnishe d. c ouple one small child accepced 304 - 675 · 1076 2 bedroom completely fur · nished. a1r co nd . mobile home . 41 Burdette Addn . 304675 -6615 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park . Route 33. North of Pomer oy . larg~ lot s Call 614 -992 · 7479 War ehouse or storeroom, 25M75 lor furnitur e , lumber . roofing . insulatiOn. pane l in g. e quipment or other use Call 1 -614 -486 · 5553 . 51 APARTMENTS !Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and tw o bedrooms . rent sta rting nt 5157 for one be droom and 5193 per month for two bedroom. with S 200 deposit loca ted near Fo odland and Spring Valie-r Plaz a. poo l and TV cmt Call 446 2745 or leave message 3 bdr S250 unfum garage apt . plus deposit Call 446 3786 Furnished apt 919 2nd . Gallipolis . S175 Men onl-r . Call 446 -4416 af1er 7PM Newly remodeled 2 bdr ., equipped k it c hen . central air . S250 821 % Second Ave . Gallipolis. Call 446 2158 Furnished Apt .. 920 4th . Gallipolis . $225 Utilities paid . Adults. 1 bdr Call 446 -4416 after 7PM 4 rooms & bach. unfurnished pa t . utilities paid , adults o nly. no pots . Call 446 3437 or 446 -311 1. Unfurnished 2 bdr. in Crown C ity Call 614 -256 -6520 2 bdr . unfurnished. eJII.tra nice. 2 mi . out on At . 588 . 5200 mo ., adults only . Call 446· 2300 Deluxe one bedroom apt .. Gallipolis, garage, no pets. no children, reference , avail able June 16 . Call614 -256 - 1529 1 bedroom Apt . $196 . mo . including utilities . Equal Housing Opportunity Con · tact Village Manor Apts 614 992 -7787 A iverside Apts . Middlepon Special rates for Sen1or C it1rens. $1 30 Equal H ous 1ng Opp ort un1t1es 614 - 992 7721 1 & 2 bedroom furnished apts Call 614 · 992 -5434 or 992 -5914 or 304 - 882 - 2566 3874 Apartment 1n Pomeroy , 3 rooms & bath Call 61 4 · 992 -5621 APARTMENTS . mobile homes. house s Pt Pleasant and Gallipolis 614 - 446 - 8221 TWIN RIVERS TOWER N1ce 1 and 2 bedroom unturn1shed apartments . 304 675 · 2218 before 6 pm Garage apt 1 bedroom with utility paid and furnished . Gall 304-675 -3420. Apt . for rent Henderso n . 304-675 · 1972 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel . Call 6t4 · 446· 0756 . Sleeping room $115 , ties paid . Share bath . only . Range & refrig 2nd . Ave ., Gallipolis . utili male 919 Call 446 -4416 after 7 PM . 46 Space for Rent Trailer lot on Upper AI . 7. t65 mo. 367-0232 or 446· 4265 Custom draperie s. m i n i venetian blinds . A oman w oven wood shades. \/Brti ci:ll blinds Samples and estimates in your home P A Sayre, 304 -45B · 1 078 . Mise Merchandise Knauff Fir ewoo d Re duced pri c es thr u July 31st Have your own seasone d wood thi s winter . 614 -256 · 6245 . 3159 Firewood c ut u p slabs 515 p1ckup loa d . Call 614 - 245 · Used Furniture C h aus. dryers. an d TV ' s 3 mil es out Bulaville Ad Open 9am to 6pm , Man thru Fn . 9am to Spm . Sat Limeston e. Sand. Gravel. Delivered in Maso n. Meigs . Gallia or pick up at Ric hards & Son _ Call 446 · 77B5 Plastic cis terns state ap proved, plastic septic tanks, plasti c culvert. met al cui verts. RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES . Jackson. Oh 614 · 286· 5930 Coffee table stereo, stereo , dinette table Call 614 · 256 - 6417 5804 Built on your lot a new home you can aftord over 1 . 100 sq . ft , 6 rms . & bath , car peted , ready to move into . 526.500 Als o garages & basement s. Call Patriot H o me Builders anyt1me 446 · 6038 Will co ns1der m o bih~ homP. rts trade in Shrubs pruned , lawn re see ded . retaining walls. sid ewal k s. patios . fill dirt . top so1l. ba rk mulch & snw dus t Contact Bruc e Davi · sian Ca ll614 · 256 - 1427 Re m 1ngton model . 31 . 16 yauge. very good condition . C rern P.ens Gun Shop Ca ll after 5P M . 446 · 1380 19691nternatl0nal C01800 tru ck . 1 8 ft flatbe d . a1r brakes . goo d rires . good co nd 53.000 1970 Inter national 1600 good cond ., good t1r es. 66 .000, 53 , 500 . Fayett e 9 ton tag -a -l ong trailer good co nd .. $1 . 800 . Masse y Hams 30 farm trac tor good co nd $500 . 1972 Bu1ck Electra 225 . PW . air. power seats , tilt , mecha ni ca lly soun d . some rust. S500 Ca ll 614 245 -5575 o r 6 14 - 379 2621 2 grave lots . 2 vaults . 1 marker . Ohio Vr~lt ey M emory Garden s Call 614 - 379 - 2659 TV & Appliances . 627 Third Ave . Gallip o li s. 614 446 1699 Sp1n washers . gas & elect r iC dryers . auto washers , ga s & el ec tric ranges . retn gerators . TV se es 28 ' hay elevator, like new Sears cement mixer. chain hoist and other misc . items . c al 614 - 256- 1529. GOOD USED APPLIANCES 10 in Hom elite chain saw. brand new never u se d . S85 ; gun cubinet. holds 12, S 1 25 . swing set, 525 . 245 · Washers . dryers, refrigera tors. rangos . Skaggs Appliances . Upper R iver Ad . beside Stone Crest M o t el Why pay rnore . Trade Center Furniture Outlet. At 7, Kanauga . Oh Open g . 7PM . Freezer . 23 c u Upright 5200 245 - 5032 ft _ Gibson Call 614 · 1 bed with mattress and springs S75 , 1 couch and chair 545. 1 TV 525 . Call 9441 Queen size h1d a -bed sofa . Call 446 2 177 18.000 BTU air c onditioner. $250 Ca ll 446 -2598 M o nclair c hest type freezer , eJII.C working cond , S100or best o ffer Call 446 - 8114 anytime 446- 1243 or 446 - 1615. W oo dburnor with magic heat. refrigerator . dinette set weights & bench . many more 1tems. Call 446 - 8257 . 1 -oak buffet. 1 oa k c hest of drawers, 1 · 60 yr old table · six chairs Valley View Apt . 435 . Ri o Grande after Saw mill , 3 block mill, 52" blade with new teet h. 4 :00PM . Freezer Wards frost free , 20 cu.ft . upright . Call 446 - 3229 . Carpet for rentals for S3 .99 sq . yd . can 614 · 992 -6173 - - - -- - - - - · lc Cherry Dining room suit, drop leaf table with 21eaves, extends to 102 in ., buffet. 4 chairs with padded seats . $325. Call after 5 p .m S2 . 395 2341 . Ca ll 614 379 · selling . Call614 -992 -5956 Pets for Sale $ 14.99 \/slue. sale $10 99 . $3 99 Corn e r feeders Brow band bridles with bi1s HILLCREST KENNELS Boa•ding all breeds. Heated indo o r -outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies : Stud Service . Call614-446· 7795 . Briarpatch Kennel s Profes sional All · breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa ci lities . Pick up and deli\lery service . English Cocker Spa · niel puppie s_ Call 614 -3B8 · 9790 ··-··········· ··· ···· · ps08 4 1h month old small male dog, good with children . 304 -675 · 3804 . Prof essional All Breed Dog 0b edience Training lndivid ual & classes available . Call 614 -388 -9790 . Parrot with cage $ 175. Call 614 -992 · 3694 . AKC black German S hepard puppies . 304 · 675 - 7771 Collie Puppy 304 - 675 - 5162 . Musical Instruments BanJ O Aluarez del uJII. . 5 strinq w it h case , $275 . Gu itar 1960 fender strao caste r. custom finish . 5600 . Ca ll 446 -7502 Blon de Wu li t:rP.r s pinet pi ano . $600 Call 446 ·0254 . Spinl!t Piano, eJII.cellent con ditio n, 5500 . Call after 5 p . m 614 -949 - 26 77 Rep ossessed Kimba ll Con · sole p1ano . low monthly payments. Dan Ferguson Mt1sic. At 60. Ceredo. W Va 304· 453 -1153 58 & Fruit Vegetables ~~©=·-="~"'=·=~=======::r~::=;:==~==i==~ 614 -286 -6522 . Allis Chalmers tractor . disc & plow s. New paint . good runn ing condition . Call 446 2544 after 4PM Rototiller Call 446 - 4217 . 576 ·2026 614- 446- 2282 . 73 Call Massey Harris Pony tractor & equipment. Exc. con. Call AC tractor with 2 row cultivators, & turning plow & 7 foot mow er. Call 614-9 92 -5479 . 1980 Agro Power 113hp . fa rm tractor . PS. remote hydro line. 6 c yl _ diesel 16.9x34 tires U se d 10 hours . 512,000 .00 . 304 - 458- 1610. John Deere, 2 row cultiva tor s. 304-273 -3447 . 1- - - - - - - - - - 62 Wanted to Buy 1- - - - - - - - - - - 1980 Renault LeCar deluxe, sunroof. AM -FM. AC was $2,495, new 52.195. Johns Auto Sa les. Bulaville Ad . Call 446 -4 782 . Gallipolis 1978 Monte Carlo landau green. V -8 , 54,000 m iles , 53,000. 1978 4 dr . blu e Impala V -8 , 63,000 miles , S2 . 500 . 2705 . Call 614 379 · 1981 Cheverolt Corvette black with red interior , 33.000 dry miles Show room cond . Call 446 -0648 after 5 for sa le or trade 1968 Roadrunner great shape. serious inquiries only Call 446 - 3449 and 446 -2799 304 - 675 - 5421 between 7 :30a.m . to 1982 Ford 4Jil4 F 250.1ock in and out hubs . sliding rear Window, gauges. radio. black with aluminum ~opoke wheels & Firestone radials, 6 cyl. , 4 speed . $6500. Call 304 · 675 -5421 between 7 ·30 a.m . and 9 :00p.m 74 M Otorcycles 1- - - - - - - - - - 992- 2488 256 -1528 ----- - - 83 Honda 750 shadow. excleent condition . 2 . 300 miles 2 helmets Call 614 - 446 -0963 For sale or trad e 1978 Thunderbird . 63.000 miles wi ll trade for tru c k goo d cond Cal l 614 · 256 -6 215 1983 Hand 200X ATC . S1.195 1984 Honda 250R ATC $1,695 both in show· room cond . Call 446 -7521 1- -- - - - - - - - 1977 Ho nda CA 125 Elsi· nore Call 614 - 256 - 1778 eve Reg Polled h ereford bull & ca tt le. 8ft homemade metal pipe c ow rack Call 614 - 256 -9364 Sell or trade 1 8 H P 6 speed garden tractor 3 pt . hitch Too big for my yard Warranty good til 5 -1 · 87 . Call 614· 388 · 8824. One large family cow with heifer calf. One blac k white face cow with heifer calf Call 446 -4344 . Reg . full blooded Arab ia n stal li on. 5 yrs ol d. purebred . bull Simmental Call 61 4 · 367 -0493 aft~r 6PM . Reg . Polled Hereford bull 3 vr s. old. S750 . Call 446 - 021 2. 1973 VW Super Beetle good co nd .. seriou s inquires only . Call 446 1608 . 1979 Chevy Caprice Clas sic. 2 dr. ac. ps . V -8 engin e. body good condition. exc . performance Will consider all offers Call 614 - 992 · 7412 afteJ 5 p .m 1982 Cavalier , au t o ., p.s., a c. a.m f .m .. r ear de · fogger . 20.000 mitP.s , like n ew 28 MPG Ca11614 - 992 · 6810 . ' 75 Pinto station wag en , V 6 . 27 MPG . r u n s good . S500 .00. 304 · 576- 2736 1974 Grand Pri• 400 . AC . PB , PS , clean . Call aft e, 5 00 304 675- 1285 . Greenbrier Stables now boarding horses 30 4 -675 - Greenbrier Stables. we buy , sell or trade horses . 304 - 6756799 Hay & Grain - or 1 970 VW 1 6 , 000 miles 5900 .00. Stereo componet s y ste m in ca bin et 5200 .00 . 304 -675· 6535 after 5 :00. 1979 M erc ury Capri , 6 cyl. . AM - FM cassette , AC , auto , radial tires . 53,000 .00 firm . 3846 Round bHiled hay in the field Call Coleman's at 614 - 742 · 2125 . Ca ll 614 - 379 · S1 . 250 00 6751 . Davidson condition $26 00 . 2620 614 - 992 · Coli Kawasaki KZ - 200, miles. &650. Ca ll 2398 or 614-446- 2454 . Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 304 - 675- 1 33t. ____ 1983 S 10 long bed pickup, 4 spd .. 4 cyl . AM · FM like new. 55, 995 . Johns Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd . Call 446 -4782 . Gallipolis . 1976 Chevy Luv wilh topper , good cond . 34,00 miles . Call 614 -379 - 2705. 1981 Honda XL500S . 304 · 675· 6810 after 5 p .m . 1982 Honda V · 45 Sabre . eJII.C cond ., 5,000 miles , 304 · 675 · 20B8 4560 GET your SHAPE 1976 International Harves· ter No . 1600. 12H. steele flat bed , eJII.C . cond. or (fiJ Powerhouse fi) Star Trek 0 CIJ (1) NBC News carpet WITH COMIN ' AN' qOIN' A5 HE PLEfiSES •.• OH- FOiltiiVE ME. 1 NEGLECTEii TO INT~ODUCE MYGELF. I AM {)fl. WOT! C01/EflEfl •1 SHIP STEAMER . Water removal , furniture cleaning, free esti mates . 304 -675 - 2295 . Water wells commercial and domestic. test holes. pump sales and service _ 304 · 895 - 3802. BASEMENT ALLEY OOP YOU STAY HERE OUTA SIGHT AN' TAKE IT EASY, BIG FELLA! C'MON,OOOLA, IT'S TIME WE MET OUR NEW SUB.JECTS! WATER - PROOFING . Unconditional lifetime guarantee. local references furnished . Free estimates . Ca ll collect 1 · 614-237·0488, 9 a.m . to 5 P -m Rogers Basement Waterproofing . Remodeling , siding, interior and exterior, 1eJII.tured coat ing. simu lated brick and stucco, thermo replacement windows . 304-675 -1560 . AU bui lding and remolding . Interior- Exterior . Concrete. roofing , electrical. etc . EJII. perienced and affordable Ci ASOLINE ALLEY .. .I know I is 82 .. an' you is a th' m~yoro' underlin' what this fine city .. worh fer me ... 304 -675 · 2440 . .. but they's no call fer you i:o be"Yer Honorin'"me all over th' place' My name is Melba! Plumbing CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourt h and Pine Gallipolis . Ohio Phone 614 -446 -3888 or ING At . 1 , 8oJII. 355, Galli polis . Call 614 - 367 -0576. SHULAW'S Plumbing Heating, 21 1 Si.~eth Point Pleasant W Va . 675 -5420 Licensed insured and St .. 304 · and WINN IE I'M DEEPLY DISAPPOINTED WITH YOU, Bl Ll. after 5 :00 Excavating 1973 Harley Spor1Ster. many nrw parts, 304 - 675 - 2508 . 125. 304 -675 - 3993 . Vespa motor scooter less than 100 miles. First S425 .00 . 304· 675· 4454 . 1981 Yamaha Special 11, maroon, mag wheels, new tires , battery, nice. 5 ,000 miles . $1,200 .00 . 304 - 675 -2540 . 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Good -1 hcavating . base ments . footers , driveways. septic tanks, landscaping Call anytime 614 - 446· 4537. James l. Davison, Jr. owner . Dozer Work tree estimate. Call anyt1me. 446 -8038 . J . A .R .Construction Co .Ru· tlond. Oh.61 4 -742 · 2903 ; Basements . Foo1ers , Con crete work. Backhoe's, Dozer & Ditcher. Dump trucks . & water -gas- sewerelectrical lines. 84 PAW!! YOU'RE UNDER ARREST, 'IOU CHICKEN- STEALII\I' VARMINT!! IT AJN"T PERLITE TO REACH AT TH' TABLE Refrigeration C hris Craft cabin cruiser. 36 ft with 40 ft traile' 911.000 Call 304- 675 - 1731 after 6pm . Correct Craft & Ski Su preme. family ski boats. New & used, Parkersburg. WV 304· 422 · 8433 or 304· 422 · 2367 Auto Parts & Accessories General Hauling James Boys Water Service. Also pools filled . Call 614 - 256 - 1141 or 614 - 446 · 1175 or 614 · 446 -7911 PEANL:TS 2 C raiger 14 •· rims and tires Cell 614· 266- 1528. Two 8ft . pickup toppers, 1 alum. 1 flberglaas. Russell Voung. West Columbia. Johnson Water Service . Call 614 ·256· 1743 or 61 4 -256· 1120. JIMS WATER SERVICE . 79 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES l!o SERVICE. Open daily 9 to 6 :30, Sat. 9 to 4, Closed Sunday. U.S. At. 60. Coolville, Oh 614 - 667 - 33B6 . 7397 . 87 Upholstery Tic Tac Dough @ ESPN's Speedweek @ Major league Baseball Cincinnati at Atlanta (I} Family Feud CD love Connection 0 CIJ Family Feud Cil Or. Who lrn) Wheel o1 Fortune G) l]ll People 's Court @) One Day at a Time 8 :00 0 CV (1) Gimme a Break The Ch1 e f IS g1ven !he t itle 'the meane st cop 1n !he We st · afte r he throws h1s en t~r e family 1nto Jail (A ) CV MOVIE: ' A Bov Named Charlie Brown' (IJ SCTV #15 The com1cle ~.:hron1cles of the myth1 cal Mel onvllle telev1 S1on c ha nne l con1 1nu e 1n all -new ed11 1on s Starnn g Joe Fla herty . Eu gene l evy . Andrea Marti n anr1 Mart1n Short (]) Circus G) ESPN Special 1 984 U.S . Open Golf Champion · ship - First Round from Winged Foot Country Club , Mamaroneck, NV CIJ Ql ® ABC News Closeup 'War and PowerThe R1se of Syria · Peter J enn1ng s anchors th1s eJII. am 'natl on of Syna ·s emergen ce as th e dom1nant Arab power . (60 m1n .) 0 I]] ® Magnum P I (I) Great Railway Journeys of the World (fi) Sneak Previews fii MOVIE: "The Joker Is Wild" 8 :30 0 I]) (1) Familv Ties Ely se IS shock ed by h er mother 's qu1ck plunge 1n to the smgl es wor ld . IAI liD New Tech Times 9 :00 0 CV CD Cheers A m an, who h as only s1x months to hv e. w11is a small fortu ne t o the gang at Cheers (R ) I]) MOVIE: "Puberty Blues' CIJ 700 Club Cil Ql Cl)l Lottery Flaheny and Ru sh award w1nn 1ng s to a man who ha s on ly s1x months to hve. a colleye bookworm who suddenly be comes k1ng of th e frat ern ItY and an out of work fathe1 (A) (60 mon 1 0 00 @ Simon & Simon (I) Up Pompeii (ill Mystery! ·a Uiet A s a Nun · A w arn1ng not e and a h1dden w1ll compel J em1ma to 1nv es t1 gate the t ale of a black nu n·s ghos t (R) (60 mm .) ]Closed Captio ned ] 9 :30 0 I]) (1) Night Court H a r~y 1gnores some death threut s until they d1scove r a bomb 1n h1 s counroom . (Al (1) Not Necessarily The News (j) Sneak Previews Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyon s tak e v1ew er s to the Dr1v e -ln an d look at lnd1anu Jones and the Temple of Doo m· as well as o th er Onve ·ln favor · lte s 10 :00 0 I]) (1) Hill Street Blues The bl ues are ternf1ed by the lat es t 1n a sene s of cop slay· 1ngs and J oyce tell s Funllo a secret that may re -defme thelf relat1 ons h1p (A) 160 m1n) I]) Linda Ronstadt in Concert w/ Nelson Riddle 20120 0 I]] ® Knots Landing I]] MOVIE : "Hamlet" (ill Newswatch fl) Independent Network News 10 :30 \I) AF : Teddy Pendergras s (I) My linle Margie ([) TBS Evening News liTl Bits and Bytes ~ At The Movies 1t ®I News CIJ Video Jukebox I]) MOVIE : "Love and Death ' C3J Another li1e (!) SportsCenter C!l News/Sports/Weather CID Dateline Nebraska fi1 Odd Couple t t : t5 (!] U .S. OutdoorTrackand :oo o cv rn o rn SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Singer Sales & SeNice Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop . Pomeroy. 614 - 992 · 2284 85 GUESS WHAT, CHARLES .. I 60T STRAI61-1T ''A'S" ON MV REPORT CARD THIS TERM.:.:·.:.:. ·· ..A.O"lUI.. PEPI'ERMINT PATIV FAILED EVERY SUBJECT... NOW. HER DAD IS TAKING ~ER. TO EUROPE FOR TilE SUMMER .. YOU KNOW WHERE I'M GOING"? NO PLACE~ TIME I TRY TO FIGURE HIAT OUT I 6ET DIZZY ! EVERV 1163 Sec . Ave ., Gallipolis . 614 · 446 -7833 or 61 4 · 446 · t833 . mw Field Championships from San Jose. CA 1 t : 30 0 CD C!l Tonight Show CD MOVIE : "The Sting II" (1) Best of Groucho (])Catlin& CIJ Ql (jj U .S. Open To night · s program pr esen ts ighhghts of the day 's play at lhe 1984 U.S. Open Goll Champ1onsh1p from the Winged Foot Golf Club, Mamaroneck , NY 0 TR I STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 6cCAU5E HE WAS T~YIN6 iO DO TH I S . ~SITARG I [] Now arrange tile c~rc\ed leMer! to form the surpnse answer . as sug· gested by the above cartoon. (Answers tomorrow) Yesterday's I Jumbles FINNY BASSO FEMALE UNHOLY Answer · If you 're thi s, you won't hav e muc h fun at that big bash-BASHFUL Jumbll 8~ No. 111, cont1lnlng 11() puZZI" , 11 sull1bl1tor St .95 plua 55c po•t•v• snd h1ndii"Q from Jumbll, clo thll new1p1.,.,-, Bo.._ 3•. Norwood, N.J . D7U8. lncludt 'fOUl n.m•. •ddr.ss,zlpcodelndmlhc!Mcklply•bl• to NIWSplperbook•. 0 CD m m cw BARNEY Electrical & Motors Homos & Campers 304 - 458 - l - - - - - -- -- - 304 · 676 - o· HUH? HOI'/ liO BUT IT 15, DEAF! YOU FIGoEFI CHILli.' "'fJELPIIINUG " TtfAT?- A~ ' TO liENOTE lTG SNI\WKY ISN'T SPECIE G... "WOTGIS" A WHATGI5! 6-ECAUGE IT'S HIIMEii AFTER ME, ITS rx J 1 CW Entenainment Tonight fl) Jeffersons ~~_:::.J~OB:_:ID 11 ~EI~~IBN 7 :30 Tt1AT5 OVEFI.' I CAH'T RISI\ LETTINq Ll TTLE "'DEL PH/flUS WOTS/G • OVfFI THERE (lET fiWfiY! IT'S GOIN(j TO MAhE ME FI!MOI/6.' I TRAISE± News hour CAPTIAN Call Jim Lanier. 304 ·676 - 1977 Chev. truck . % ton, 6 cyl , std shift , PS. spoke wheels . Good condition . EFL SNAWHY'S /NO USEI7 (!) Numero Uno (I) Carol Burnett ffi Ql ® ABC News 0 Cil ® CBS News [D High Feather 0 CD PM Magazine (I) Here Come the Brides (!) SportsCenter l]J Sanford and Son l]) Entertainment Tonight [J) Wheel of Fortune II (IJ Wheel of Fortune (j) Nightly Business Report (JQI News (jj) MacNeil/lehrer SHE DIDN 'T "TRUST iHE 5LJITA~I5i CD 675 - $2.000 00 304 -675 -5486 76 cab . automatic. transmission. recently rebuilt , p .s. p .b. new flat bed, winch , 8800. Will consider tandem 8Jille trailer on trade . Call B6 Ml.t:ll OF A ANNIE RINGlE'S SERVICE expe · rienced roofing. including hot tar application, carpen ter, electrician. mason. Call JIM"S PLUMBING S. HEAT- 304 · 773 - Trucks for Sale ~':....~,-1------­ 81 . 500 . 00 . 2196 . Motorola , Quazar, end house calls_ Call 304 · 576 - 1980 Honda 750 SS 1400 miles Call evenings. S 1400 1980 XR 250 Hondo 1980 72 92.300 00 . 1610. RON'S Television Service Specializing in Zenith and 614 · 446 -4477 Kawasaki S3.500 . 00 . 5944 MIZ. noo.w>Pl..E WILL IT Gene Smith. 992 -6309 . 614· 992- 6954 . 304 - 675 · 1978 lincoln Cont . Town Car, fully powered, exc . con d . 54 . 500 .00 . 1979 Chrysler LeBaron , 32 .000 mil es. 4 new tires . eJII.C con d. I(OJ'Vr;;; EO!" A S!lC1tt CI~IT IN & Heating 1957 Harley c hopper , exc 1978 6.400 I 11-II~K. I'Vfi1\lE TI"..UBLEO ' scotchguard-water extrac tion. deodorizers. FREE esti mates . Reasonable rates . 83 Good miJII.ed hay. S1 .25 •_? " field . 304 - 675 -5579 . .. 1979 --. ord Courier XLT sports package , PB . rack -in penning steering , new tires. 65 Seed & Fertilizer auto . transmi ss ion. 4 cyl .. apprOJII. . 32 MGP. selling price $2,495, retail S3.025 For sale tobac co b e d , Call 614 - 388 - 9905 9Jil100 . Call 446 -4599 . daytime __:.._ 1-----------...l------------l S2. 45 0 2802 304 -675 1145 . 256- 6233 . Baled hay in the field · round or square . Call 614 - 985 · 1983 Honda Shadow 750. showroom cond . , 3000 mile. helmet & accessories. - - - - - - P 304- 675· 71 3B . '73 Vq l keswag e n . go o d body and tir es. Runs well 446 -3929 1981 Yamaha GT 80 street & dirt bike. only 280 miles. includes h elmet with visor . eJII.c cond . Call 446 - 1304 after 5PM BORN LOSER GENE "S OEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN 9 p .m 446 -3738 614 · 742 · 2430. 304· 675 -65 12 Call 63 614-992 -3921 . Used lawn mowers, sweepers. Repairs on mowers. sweepers, c hain saws and misc . 8 & S Fix -it-Shop $6.250 - 6 men's suils. excellent condition, siza 40 taiL Call Used R -40 Ditch Witch Trencher . 1 - 614· 694 -7842 or 694 -5006 1982 Ford F250 4Jil4 heavy duty lariet blue & white, air. tilt wheeL cruise. automatic . am -fm tape. p . windows . slid i ng back glass, cab lights. dua l tank . new tires . 400 engine, 48,000 miles . 1978 Mercury Cougar loa ded. new tir es. $2.800. negotiable. Call 446 - 0269 or 446 - 9513 ho r se mare. 2 yr s. Equestrian training . Merideth m rmor, S650 Cell 614 - PAINTING· interior and e• terior, plumbing, roofing, some remodeling . 20 yrs . or 614 - 367 -7244 . 1981 Honda CR BOA. ex . cond . Call 446 - 3485 . 1978 Chevy Impala AC . 62,000 miles . 52 , 300 Call Call 614- 38B·9857 1975 Dodge Van 5550 . Call anytime . 5 yr . old Sorrell Quarter Marcum Roofing & Spout · ing. Now installing rubber roofs. 30 years experience, specializing in buill up roof . H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding, roofing, room addition. storm windows. stone. Call 614-367 -0409 Tobacco allotment in Mason County . 304 - 675 · 1197 Livestock 7 :00 $3.000. Coli 446 -0515 1979 Ford van , customized. including sink and retrigera · tor. very good con d. low mileage. 302 engine, blue and s ilver. 304 - 773 -5060 . 446 - 1326 1973 Dodge D 200 club 304· 8B2 · 3799. & 4 W .O. 614 -992 -6159 eves . 843· 5106 . For sale - washer & dryer . $60 each o r $75 a pair . Call Vans 1979 Jeep CJ -5 . 6 c yl .. 3 spd., loaded with eJII.tras S600 Call 614 -256 -6049 S1.600 614- 949-2 644 . 6 :30 Home Improvements exp. Call 614· 3B8· 9652 . 1963 Ford Fairlane 4 dr .. 200 6 cy linder , auto. 65,000 miles . new paint Call after' 8 :00PM 304 · 1972 Mustang Grande . 302 . aut o . good on gas . Ronnie Skeens . Fruits & Veget able s, c lean Strawberries, pick your own 9 · 8 . Sorry no checks . We accept food stamps , peas are ready 40c lh 99 .00 bushel . Happy Holl ow Fruit Farm . Gallipolis Ferry . 304 - 1952 Chevy PU truck Call 614 - 379 -2659 . International mod el 430 baler . Good condition . Call Strawberries Pick your own . Call Claude Wint er s, 614 - 2237 TOP CASH paid for late model used cars . Smith Buick - Pontiac, 1911 East -' ern Ave., Gallipolis . Call 1976 AMC Sporl -a -bout PS, PB. AC. auto tran s. M owe r conditiond hay for sale . $1 .25 ba le in field . Jam Strawb e rri es 1000 quarts of good jam berries 60 cents per quart Pick your own . 2 miles back of New Haven at Union Camp Ground Clal 304 · 882 · Trucks for Sale 458 -1874. 245 · 9557 . 245 ·5121 . 72 Autos for Sale 130 Farmall tra ctor with cultivato rs. eJII.C . cond . & tobacc o baler . Call 446 7838 after 5PM Call 304 -8B2 -2237 . Strawberries Taylor' s Berry Patch. 8AM - 8PM . Mon .Sat . Call 446 -8692 or 614· 71 MacNeil/ Lehrer Newshour Services 81 Open 6 days closed Sun days . Sale ends June 30 64 tiJ (]} Rifleman I 6799 Strawberries . You pick 75 c ents o r we pick $1 .00 per qt 2 miles back of New Haven . WV of Union Camp Ground . No Sund ay picking . (!) Mazda Sportslook ffi Andy Griffith C!l News/ Sports/ Weather good cond. $800.00. 304· 675· 51 15 after 5 PM . i [J (]) New Treasure Hunt 1971 Scony Camper, hard lop, steeps 6, sel1 contained, re;ns S14 99 . •ole S9.99 . w...,· I GLOIN News 61 4-992· 6159 . b K 0 CD Cll 0 Cll ® Ql ~ CD MOVIE : ' Right of CD MOVIE; "Raggedy Man· 1977 Yellowstone 28' Camper $2,600. firm . Cell Bl ack Angu s bull . Call 614 - 57 &:oo 61 4·992· 51 70. $150 AKC reg istered B oston Ter rier . S100 .00 . 304 - 675 6512 or 675 - 2485 . 6/14/84 contained . Cere free ewning . Exc . condition. Cell 61 4 -985· 4454 . Judy Tay lo r Groomi ng Call Unscramble these tour Jumbles, one let1er to each square , to form four ordinary words . EVENING 2 m iles N of Jackson on SR , Call ftltiiNl IDft ~ THATSCRAIIIILED WDAD GAllE ~ ~ ~~'" by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee THURSDAY roof 11r. 1979 &kvlark trovol trollor. 18'11 foot , 11ndem axle . Self 1974 Ford 1.4 T .. super cab pickup . $650 . 245 - 9441 . 875 Call 614-992 · 6376 . 20,000 BTU Gibson air conditioner , brand new , t!SOO. Death reason for Now open fo r business, M o untain State Blo c k, Rt . 33 , New Haven Complete masonry supplies, 4", 8" , 12 " block . Deliv ery service. Phone day 304 - 882 - 2222 . eveni ng 882 - 3239 . a. Farm Equipment Exline Saddle Shop June Bug Sate. Big Silver Royle Show saddle bound to catch judges eye S 799 vale, sale 9599 . One ear silver rayle headstalls S 79.99 value, sale $59.99 . Silver rayle show hatters $89 .99 value . sale $59 .00 Silver royle stainless steel show bits S29 .99 value, sale 522 .95 . Navajo blankets $28 99 value. sale S22 .95 Brow band heat stalls with silver 938 .50 value, sale S19 .99 Absorline paste deworner 53 . 99 . Absorbine show sheen 55 .50 a qt. Show earrings $7 .99 value, sale 93 . Motofl Homea Campera 13 The Television Viewing electrlo hol11 , rur bath. like now. Coli 814·928·2300. Trector. model 8 wittt cultl votoro . Coli 81 4· 286· 6417. s. DICI' TRACY 28 ft . Argoov trovol trollar, Ro ckwell 10 inch band sa w 'h HP motor stand. 4 ne~ blades 9250 Call 614 - 992 · 51 54 Couch & Chair, S225 ., 2 bunk mattresses, twin size. LUMBER -Rough cut , oak . poplar, 2Jil4, 2x6. 2xB , 1 Jll4, h6 , 1Jil8, length available. 8 ft . through 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan. 304 -773 -5554 . 614 -367-7220 62 Olive St , Gallipolis . N ew & used wood & coa l stoves, 6 piece wood living roo m suite w ith 6 inch flat arms $399 . bunk beds complete with bunkie s 5199. 2 pie ce antron liv ing r oo m suites $1 99. ant ron rt~cliners S 99 . other reclin ers sao. maple dinette se t s 5179, boJII. springs & mattress twin or full S 100 set regular -firm S 120. maple dinette chairs S35. wash stands 534 . maple rockers 5 59 . 7 pie ct~ chrome dinette set S149 , 5 piece dinette se t 599. used bedroom suites, reft~gera ­ tors. ranges. c hest. dresser s. wringer washers . TV ' s. dry ers . & shoes . Call614 · 446 - LAYNE"S FURNITURE Building Supplies 81 79 lllf · oontelned like SWAIN AUCTION S. FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker , otto man, 3 tables. (extra heavy by Fr ontier). 5685 . Sofa , chair and lov ese at. S275 Sofns and c han s priced from $285 to 5 895 . Tables . 545 and up to $ 125 Hide -a beds $ 440 and up to S525 . Recliners . $175. to S375 . Lamp s lrorn 528 to S 75 _5 pc dinenes from S99, t o 435 7 p c 5 189 and up W oo d table with SIJII. c hair s 5425 t o 5745 Desk S110 up to 5225 . Hutches . S550 and up . maple or pme fin ish Bunk bed c omp lete with mattresses. 5250 and up to S395 Baby beds . S 110 Mattresses or boJII. springs , full or twi n, 558. firm . 568 and S78 Queen set s. 5195 4 dr c hest s. $ 42 5 dr chests . $5 4 Bed frames . S20 and 525 . 10 gun Gun c abinets, $350 . Gas or elec tn c ranges 5 375 . Baby ma ttr esses. S25 & S35 . bed fram es 520 . 525. & 5 30 . l·ung frame S5 0 Good se lec tiOn o f bed roo m su 1t es. c eda r c h es t s. rocker s. metal ca binet s, swivel ro ckers 55 56 18,000 btu air cond n ew . 304 -773 -5397 . 54 614 -446-7398 Apttrtments now ava1lable t o elderly & d1sabled w1th an 1ncome of less than $12 . 300 Renting for 30 percent of adjusted income . Phone 304 -675 · 6679 Early American Couch and Cha1r S200 00 304 -895 · Household Goods 614 446 -0 322 Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom apartments . Middleport Adults. no pets. security deposit Call 614 - 992 - Gas furnace . 30 4 - 675 2561 0 1 675 - 1627 3471 4 family yard sa le 16 37 l incoln Ht s., Pomer oy . Fri day June 15th from 9 am t o 5 pm Apartment for Rent JACKSO N ESTATES S1mmons hide -a -bed sofa. eJII.tra g ood condition An · tique , oak fl at top desk . 36inJII.60in . Refin1shed . 304· 8822612 Merchandise 44 otter L&S HAI?LOW, f737 MINDE:N C1Pl.., rent Call 446 -6583 I .IIIII Sll ppiii ~S & [I VI ~S IIH:k Murray gtrden tractor with mowing deck & anow bl1d1 . Coli 446·3878 . mile by Larry Wright KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® They'll Do It Every Time 2 bdr. mobile home. furn .. all electric, 1dult1 only, no pen . Coli 614- 3117 -743B . ' lz Thursday, June 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio [J) Trapper John . M .D. Gonzo' s mothe1 comes to ,~~ town for a surprise v1 sit (A) 160 m;n.l All In the Familv ® • BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby South forgot the scissors singleton_ So he won the dummy' s ace of diamonds. cashed the ace of hearts, and NORTU • J 10 52 played a low club . East played low and South ruffed . Now South led the seven of hearts, but West was ready West grabbed the heart king and played a spade to his 6-14 ·84 .A +AQI084 +KJ6 WEST • 943 ., partner's ace. Now the king of di amonds and a low dia· mood ru ffe d se t the +A 7 53 contract EAST .AQ8 76 .K 64 +9 +Q109842 + K 6:1 Good defense. certainly , SOUTH but our declarer missed the .Q J 109875 3 opportunity to cut the oppo· nents' comm unica tion. After .K • J 7 52 •··· Vulnerable: Neither winning the diamond ace. he should play the club king from dummy. East will cov· er with the ace and South will ruff Now he pl ays a heart to dummy 's ace and leads the Jack of clubs from dummy. Wh en East follows low , declarer sheds tlte spade king as West win s the Dealer: North West North East Pass I+ Pass 1+ Pas.s South 4. Opemng lead : t9 club queen. Now there is all the time in the world for declarer to force out the trump kmg. p1ck up the remaining small trump . and By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby only then give up a tnck to the diamond king. Declarer South correctly (NEWSP"'-PER ENTERPRISE ASSN J read the opening lead as a ~ THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 4 Lack I Boast 5 Mystenous 5 Ficl10nal 6 Gennan ca ptain City 9 Israeli 7 Expert 8 Drink dance 10 Acce lerated II Votary 12 John , 14 Homecorrung in Minsk 16 Risque 13 Adroit 20 Wife 15 Midway 21 TV set 17 N1ght style before 22 or blood 18 Donk ey now I Fr.) 23 Old film 19 Nonsense! studio 20 .Hard to find rabbr .l 24 Annad1llo bv Yesterday's Answer 24 Sailor 26 Recent 28 Monopoly 30 Overflow 33 Wisdom 34 Incessa nt 35 Russ1an nv er 36 Journey 38 French symbol vmeyard 25 - Pig 26 Beer 27 Wise about 28 Swerve 29 Function :ro Day of the wk . 31 Spanish composer 32 Extublt 37 Show 39 Declare 40 Jockey Sande U Son of Jacob 42 Respite 43 Ensnare DOWN I Cleverly stylish 3 Algerian city ... DAILY Is OTE - Here's how to work it: AXVDLBAAXR LONGFEI. LOW On e letter simply stands for another In this sample A ia used { or the three L's, X {or lhe two O's . ('tc .Single l e tt er s, apostrophes, the length and formation the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different . or CRYPTOQUOTES G M KG X N J 0 GPN P N 0 PNO M KG R VWKWI. W M XFT U X NGPX 10. W M M! C'GX XUJR IT . - NOJLT NWKVWAI IOJJOPP Yesterday's CrypUiquote: A FANATIC IS SOMEONE WHO"S · VERY ENTIIUSIASTIC ABOUT SOMETHING IN WHICH YOU HAVE NO INTEREST. - AUTllOR UNKNOWN . �Page The Daily Sentinel 14 Thursday, June 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·~ ~ \ I Computers key to improving national education standard By DIANE M. BALK Al!soclated Press Writer DAYTON, Ohio tAPJ - The computer age brings complexity, but It alsc brings the means to Improve education, says a U.S. Department of Education officiaL "We cannot teach the higher skills unless we havestudents learning the basic skills," Donald J. Senese. assiStant secretary for educational research and ~nprovement, told the National Educational Compudng Conference Wednesday. "ComputPrs, particularly In drill and practice areas, can assist with basics. A chlld can learn at his or her own pace. "Up to thP preSPnt decade, one c-<J ucation would prepare you for a lifetime in most carePrs. Today, most adults will require reeducation or retraining every five to lOyears- four orflvere-i'ducations throughout a IUetrnP, " Senese said Wednesday in his keynote address. "The computPr is a given. It's not a fad, lt's heretostay" he told a news conference Parlier, saying It will change education, International tmde and everyday life. In education, students are in· trtgued with computers and like to Interact with them, unlike working with flashcards or workbooks, he satd. "You can walk Into an electronic game parlor and see the kids' fascination," he said. Although Senese said computers can enhance the role o! teachers, he belleves teachers still will serve as inspiration for students. "I think there's never going to be replacement for the dedicated teacher In the classroom. It's a question of productivity." Computers can streamline some administrative tasks an<l free the teacher from the tedium of drllllng students, thus making teaching more Interesting, he said. More than 2,00J people, Including some from 15forelgn countrtes, are expected to attend the conference, whlch ends Friday at the Dayton Convention Center. 011111r ELBERFELDS FATHER'S DAY GIFT SALE REMEMBER YOUR DAD ON HIS DAY NEXT SUNDAY- SPECIAL SALE PRICES FOR THIS ANNUAL EVENT SELECTIONS - WELL KNOWN BRANDS WE'LL GLADLY HELP YOU WITH YOUR SELECTIONS. Shop Today ... Sale Ends June 23rd GOOD Father's Day Sale! MEN'S SALE! MEN'S VAN HEUSEN KNIT SHIRTS Dressy shirts. casual look s. tank tops. cut -offs. Big selection of styles and color s for Father 's Day giving. 114.00 Van Heusen Shirts ........................ 111.19 116.00 Van Heusen Shirts ........................ 112.79 117.00 Van Heusen Shirts ........................ 113.59 120.00 Van Heusen Shirts ........................ 115.99 14', Ou nce I 00% Cotton Oemm that wo n't shrmk Pre washed. Our Regular pnce '22 95 SIZes 27 to 42 warst Strarght Leg or Boot Flare. 19.95 KNIT SHIRTS .. ..... 17.99 113.95 KNIT SHIRTS .... 111.19 115.95 KNIT SHIRTS .... II2.79 119.95 KNIT SHIRTS .... Il5 .99 Fa$hls79 gle MEN 'S NECKTIE SALE Short sleeves. Neck srzes 14 \'z to 18. Solid colors, white, neat stripes. Regu lar and button dow n collars. BASIC JEANS Wrangler No. Fault S, M. l. XL and XXL Size s- Plus Tali s. '*' ~ $2 Refund From four·rn H' nd an d Ready Tred Tres Near pa tterns and sol rd colors ® BY MAIL WITH PURCHASE OF ANY HANES 3 PACK BRIEFS. T-SHIRTS. BOXERS A-SHIRTS, SLEEVELESS T's 1650 TIES ..... SALE 1499 18 50 TIES DRESS SHIRTS MEN 'S WRANGLER BLUE DENIM Get particulars in Men's Dept.. 1st Floor SALE 16.69 Father's Day Select your cards lor Dad's Day on our 1st Floor and th en the wraps, ribbons and bows lor grtt wrapping Be all ready lor hrs day next Sunday. SWIM TRUNKS MEN'S JACKETS S. M. L. XL s1 ze s. Select hrs lavorrte sty le and color from our br g se lect 1on '9.95 Swim unks............. .. ... 17 99 1 10.95 Swim Trunks .. .. ... ..... ...... 18.79 'I 1.95 Swim Trunks ..... ....... ... ... 19.59 1 12.95 Swim Trunks ................ 110.39 I ct a sm art new lrghtwerght racket lor your o,,j from our fin e "'lt"cl,on ol st yle s and co lor s. S. M. I Xl and XXL S11es 1 15.95 JACKETS ... I1l.90 1 21.95 JACKETS ... 116.40 1 24 .95 JACKETS .. . 1 18.70 1 39 .95 JACKETS ... 129.90 MEN'S 114.95 MEN 'S TIMEX·. Big Ben by Wrangler 'WATCHES l 00 r olton IIIP\I•run k. heavy du ly hr"' I•PIWr 11vr·h and bMiac ks a! str ess pornh Rul por kr•l lwnmer loop Propor · Ironed lr t Select a Trm ex walch grN fo r your Dad fro m ou r se· lecl1on on the seco nd tloor and $1219 MEN'S The perfec t Father's Da y Grit. Sizes 29 to 42 and extra sizes 44 to 50. Solrd co lors rn a lar ge se lection of light and dark shades. Let us help you with your se lection . SLACKS .... 111.99 SLACKS .... I14.19 SLACKS .... I 18.69 SLACKS .... 126.19 WESTERN SHIRTS Made by Wrangler. Pre-shrunk heavyweight denim, snap lront. two snap front pockets. snaps on wrr st, long tarls. Srzes 14 ',\ to 20. Father's Day Special Casual Outdoor Furniture at its Finest Fast-acting WD-40 spray penetrates to loosen rusted parts and free sticky mechanisms. Helps prevent rust. 9 oz. 78-1378-5 $1588 z 88 c 3 •g 5 a ~::~~~·:~~ .............. 1 . so l..imit6 Per Customer Transmission Fluid. Your choice type "F" or Dexron. Quart. 78-3094,95 "':' _. In-Store · Sale Price ... I ~:~.......... 5 for S for 2.45 Net 49 Cost ....... Per Qt. • Great oil value . 78- t 436- t Bike Tires and Tubes 50. 16.95 1'/• INCH WIDTH Many sizes available ---- (Brown or Black) Sire $5.39 1 8.95 5tor99c 1'!. INCH WIDTH $7.19 to. Beauty ... Comfort ... and Durability WD-40 Spray Lubricant. loss of refrigerant is a main cause of poor cooling. Get ready for hot weather, buy refrigerant now. 14 oz. 78-4401 -2 (Black) Reg. 186.65 LOW BACK SPRING BASE CHAIR .. ........... .... SALE 169.00 REG. 1103.30 HIGH BACK SPRING BASE CHAIR ................. SALE 179.00 REG. 1197.20 SPRING BASE LOUNGER .. ........ SALE 1147.00 REG. $200.00 TWO-SEAT GliDER ...... SALE 1149.00 REG . 1266.65 THREE-SEAT GliDER ... SALE 1200.00 REG . 1280.00 CANOPY SWING .......... SALE 1210.00 IG·LO FREON 12 for Car Air Conditioners. Genur ne lull grarn bridle cowhide, sna p otl buckl es. Srzes 32 to 18.95 SHORTS ........ 17.08 111.95 SHORTS ...... 19.4B 112.95 SHORTS .... 110.28 1 14.95 SHORTS .... I11.8B Father's Day Sale Per Customer LEATHER BELTS Polyester, poly cott on blend s. denrm s, cordu roys rn s1ze S, M. L, XL Walk shor ts. tennis sh ort s. joggers. lleeces. Many have coordrnatrng shi rt s. 20o/o Limit2 Per Customer SALE! MEN'S SHORTS SAVE 1.19 Limit3 MEN'S 119.95 BLUE DENIM DRESS SLACKS '15.95 118.95 1 24.95 134.95 99c Available At Our Ofice on the Second Floor MEN'S WORK DUNGAREES Father' s Day Sale GIVE HIM A GIFT CERTIFICATE CARDS &Gl FT WRAP MEN'S In 75 years, Western Auto has grown from one store to more than 2,700 • • • and all because of your confidence in our quality products. Other Gift Suggestions PVC Tape.Five rolls in a plastic pouch. Assorted colors . % in. wide. 12ft. rolls. 47-9861-7 16•1 .75 20K1.75 20•1 75 20x2 . 125 24•1 .75 24x1 :Ve 26x 1 75 26J.1¥e 26111Va 26~.2 . 1 25 27x l l/• 27I I If• Tire - Price - Tube Price 1.119 3.119 33-5920 -5 1.119 33 -5892-6 4.99 33 -5693.94 4 .99 33-5846 -2 1.99 33-5904-9 3.99 3Hi922 -1 1.99 33-5845 -4 1.99 33-5908·0 3.99 33-5924· 7 1.99 33 -5826-'1 3 .99 33-5847 -0 1.99 33 - ~4- 8 4.119 33-5844 · 7 1.119 33 -5880-1 3.99 33-5926 -2 1.119 33 -5881 -9 4 .99 33 -5900-7 .33-5928 -8 - - 4.99 1.88 50ft. Hose. Nylon-reinforced . STANCAN Gallon Gas Can. - •;, in. diameter. 92-8444-9 - 50 ft. 'loin. Hose. 92·846 t -3.. .... 6.99 15ft. o/o in. Hose. 92·8463-9 . _. _... 9.99 Reinforced metal can. plus 12 in. Seal best'"' retractable spout. Buy several. 95-1401 -9 For Your Dad CAMERAS and FILM * TELEVISION SET BINOCULARS * LAWN MOWER * RADIO * UPHOLSTERED CHAIR AFTER SHAVE LOTION ELECTRIC RAZOR RECORDS and TAPES BARBECU~ GRILL * STEREO OUTFIT CAR RADIO & TAPE PLAYER * HARMONICA ELECTRIC FAN ICE CREAM FREEZER * * ln·Stont FATHER'S DAY SALE! MEN 'S SALE! MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SOCKS Our famou s Sp rrn gfoot qualrty OnP srze fits sr1es 10 lo 13 Brg select1on of colors. 12.00 Bulky Knit Orion Socks ............ 1.49 150 Banlon Panel Socks.... .. .. _sug 1 1 Give Dad a sh irt from our selection in sizes S. M, L, XL an d XXL. Campus, Wran gler, Van Heuse n, Lef1g re, Plaids, solids, strrpes. POMEROY USE OUR FREE: r'ARKING LOTS ~· S1Q.95 Sl3.95 Sl5.95 116.95 SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SHIRTS ............. 18.79 SHIRTS ........... 'l1.19 SHIRTS ........... 112.79 SHIRTS ........... SlJ .59 =. . . 4for 1.49 =·~t::~ . . . . . 1.00 NetCost ...... 4 for .49 3tor99c 9.99 99 C l..imit 5 Pairs Per Customer SYLVANIA Light Bulbs. Disposable Butane Light- 1,060 Pc. Fastener Set. Cotton Work Gloves. With Choose 60, 75 or 100 watt bulbs. 53·5322,23,24 ers. Convenient pocket size lighters. Pkg. of 3. 66-3705-2 Screws, nails & much more in 25-drawer cabinet. 47 •7805-6 knit wrists. Machine washable. One size fits all. 92-5015-0 6-PAGE fC--G1.02~(.4-8 -C\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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