http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d4f097892bd01c00d28f9a4334d40af5.pdf e5180680f4fd8e76f45a478853cc49b3 PDF Text Text Belle of Louisville.·wins race LOUISVILLE (AP) - Tbe Belle • guided . the paddlewheeler to a eratlngon theMl•"•SWIRIYer_. , of Loulsvllle Cllumed Its way to slx-lmgth w1n wer the Ohio RIVer . its tributaries. victory ~Y over . the newer course, The Delta Queen-built .. . ,, ·Delta Queen as the two steamboats The race, a ID-year tradltlon. IS Tl!erewereoo.~ottoull•• staged their annual race. usually a part ot·Kentucky Derby other years. Capt M1ke Fltrgerald, a 26-year- week festlvjtles but was postponed "ThiS was the cl IEi!l. nat 'old tonner deckhaDd on· the Bene, thlsyearbecatllleofhlgbwater. genuine steamboat race l'w ewr The Cl'l7oYds may have been see!!," said rtvertlaatman Jilin smaller than lJi some otber years, Beatt)i, a Judge In the race. "'llleold · but the tans were no lessenthusfas. Belle just did It's stuff." Harold DeMarrero has 11M! tic . as the two smoke-putting steamboats went by at about 10 captain of the Delta Queen ~ tile ' mph. only steamboat sun carrying OW!I'l$y 'l1le Pre88 Two young · jleople were kllled The Belle - now In ltsWthseason nlght passengers on tile Ohio ...Sunday night a few ~lour$ after as an excursion boat out of Louisville Mlsslsslppl River- since last,._, commencement ceremonies at La- - led from l:he.start and Increased and this was his first ster.mboatne. kota Hlgh School to raise Ohio's Its margin at the turn. By the time here. He admitted be had been • • weekend tra!flc dl!ath toll to eight, the Delta Queen made Its turn, the fair and square. the Hlghway Patrol sald. Belle was already on the way " We ran her as hard assbe.-s Wayne M. Turpln, 18, and Dennis The smaller and oldervietor, bullt run and the Belle stW mk I t , _ · A. Hawk, 19, both of Kansas In In 1914; to be the oldest away,'' DeMarrero said Seneca County, died when the Jeep steam·powered paddlewheeler op. lnwhlchflveyoungstel'!!we!'f!rldlng r------------~---------­ slddded on a ratn-sllcked Sandusky County road and crashed Into a tree. The five apparently had been 'cetebl'atlngthegraduatlonearllerln the day of Turpin and two others In the group, accgrdlng to Tlwper W.C. Smith of the Fremont OHP post. ''There are Indications that some beer was had by all parties, " Smith said. The patrol counts traftlc deaths from 6 p.m. Friday untU midnight •Exclusive VibraSunday. Groomer II All but one ot the weekend deaths Beater Bar. occurred on Sunday. The vlctbns Included two pedestrians . .Convenient The dead: 4-Way Dial-A· . SUNDAY Nap, adjusts FREMONT - Wayne M. Turpin, to various 18, and Dennis A. Hawk, 19, both of carpet heights. l{ansas In Seneca CQw:Ity, In a •EHective oiie-car crasli on a: Sani!usky CountY· Dual-Edge road. Kleener · PARMA - !)ouglas Maecker, 21, finds hidden of Parma, In a one-vehicle accident dirt next on a Panna clt)i street In Cuyahoga to baseboard. County. LIST •Wrap around ELYRIA - Mary Marllnack, 00, 1!UI of Elyria, In a two-car accident on furniture Ohio 1131n Loratn County. guard. ·soMERSET-CharlesE.Mlller, 65, of Shawnee, In a one-car accident on Ohio 931n Perry County. HAMU..TON - Robert E. Hutchens, 32, of Brownsburg, Ind., In a car·pedestrlan accident on Inter· state 751n Butler'Courity. PAINESVILLE - Kenneth A. T Schiemann, 19, of Madison, In a POl ABLII one-car accident on a Painesville POWBFULI city street. •1.0 PEAl H.P. FRIDAY NIGIO' •20' COlD SPRINGFIELD- Harold Senter , .ONLY 7'1t LBS. .COMPACT FOR 53, a pedestrian struck by a car ln EASY STORAGE • Jed . Eight kll on Ohio roads 4.._........ I nd.ians obtain Gorman Thomas $92~ raised through bike-a-thon project Late· Marty Robbins gets three awards Page4 PageS Page 10 home. e claims TilE WINNER - The Belle of LoulsvWe steams to win the annual Great Steamboat race on the Ohio Rl:ver.'The Bene finished about six lengths ahead of the Delta Queen of Clnclnnall. (AP Laserphoto) . across the finish line Sunday Happenings around Meigs County Veterans Memorial To end marriages Lois must be cleaned Saturday Admissions--Phillip Ca ll, Pomeroy; Homer Graham, Racine; Allee Clark, Middleport. Sa turday Dlscharges·-Brenda Pu gh, Kathleen Lehew, Michael Pooler , Jr. Sund ay Adm lssto ns ·- He le n McClellan , Middleport; Joseph Sisson, Pomeroy. Sunday Discharges-- Phillip Ca ll , Betty Reed . Filing for dissolution of marriage In Me igs Common Pleas Court were Candace Kay Letller, Rt. 1. Shade and BUJy Dean Letller, R t. 1, Shade; .Judy A. Gloeckner, Pomeroy, and Charles W. Gloeckner, Pomeroy. G ranted a dlvorce was Scott W. Warner from Stephanie R. Warner on charges of gross neglect of duty. Stephanie R. Warne r was restored to he r malden name of Stephanie B. · Hemphill . Owners of lots which are growlng wild with weeds and being used for trash disposition must clean up those lots at once, Mayor Clarence Andrews said today. VIllage ordinances define this as Illegal and owners will he prosecuted, the m ayor warns . Police ~he driver One driver received minor InjurIes and w as cited to court on assured clear distance charges as the result of an accident on E . Main St. Saturday afternoon . Pomeroy Pollee said tha t a car dr iven by Merble Runion, New Haven, struck the rear of a car driven by Juanita M. Thomas, Pomeroy, stopped In the lane of traffic near Krogers. The Pomeroy Emergency Squad treated Runion on theseene. She was cited to court . Meets tonight The Meigs County Fair Board wUI meet at 8 this evening at the Rock Springs F airgrounds. False alann FEATURE PACKED Upright Meet tonight Letart Township Trustees wUl m eet this ev~lng at 7 p,m . at Letart Falls. Water tum off set The water will be off In the lower end of Syracuse (on SR 124 from Hubbard Street to the Corpora !jon) Wednesday or Thursday weather permitting. Pomeroy firemen were called I o the Pomeroy Health Care Center at Tuesday session 8:55 p.m . Sunday whe n an alarm sounded at the center . However , It Middleport Lodge 363 F &AM will was believed that the .sprinkler _m eetTuesday. J une 7. at 7:30p.m . system had cauSed the false a larm. · The Fellowcr att Club will meet In Marriage licenses Pomeroy firemen remained on the the basemeht at 6: 30 p.m. All scene untU 10: 30 p.m . as a members are urged to attend. Marriage licenses were Issued tn preca utionary measure. Refreshments will be served. Meigs County Probate Court to Michael Allen Wilson, 22, Rt. 1, Reedsville, and Dianna Ma rte Arnot.! , 19, Coolville; Dennis Ml· Local emergency units we re kept chael Lavender, 24, Middleport, a nd a t 10:50 p.m. for Carla Teaford at the move answering 13 calls over on Mary Beth Smith, 18, Mason. the weekend, the Meigs County Medical Center . Dale Teaford home, taken to Holzer E m e r gency Medical Service On Saturday at 3:11a.m ., Racine Money suits filed reports. went to Antiquity for Homer Sunday calls Included 2:36a.m ., Graham, taken to VeteransMemor· tal; 5:04 a .m ., Middleport, to the First Family Mortgage Crop. of Middle port Untt to 9B N. Second Brownell Ave. apartments tor Allee Fla., Lisle, !II., has fl led sultln Me igs Ave. , for Helen McClellan , taken to Clark, to Veterans Memorial; 12: 30 CountY Common P leas Court Veterans Memorial Hospital; 4:18 against Jimmy R Lee, Sr ., and a.m ., Racine, toOakGrove Roadfor p.m . Middleport, to Cottage Drive treated but not Faye Powell, for Onida Chase, to Pleasant Valley Sharon K. · Lee, Pomeroy. for transported; 1: 41 p.m ., Rutland to Hosplial ; 2: ~ p.m ., Racine, to $42,171.10. St.. for Joyce Ebersbach Depot Edna Deem , Rt . :l, Racine, flied Tanners Run for Jody Hayes, suit In the amount of $12,00 aga inst taken to Holzer Medical Center; Injured In an auto accident, to Nancy Jeffers, Long Bottom for Pomeroy at 7:33p.m . to 106 State St. VPterans Memorial; Pomeroy 2: 11 amount due from the sale of real for Joe Wheeling, to Holzer Medical p.m.. E. Main St., for Merble Center ; 9:33 p.m ., Rutland to Main esta te. Runion, treated for Injuries reSt. for Guy ·Schule r, to Veterans ceived In an auto accident, and 3: 31 Memorial; Racine a t 10:01 p.m . to p.m ., Pomeroy to 17 Oak St., for State Route lll lor Randy Lus h, to Bessie Durst, taken to Holzer (Continued from page 1l Ve terans Memorial, and Sy racuse Medical Center . "He came back and reported to 1-----'-------------------~ the captain, 'We have a real proolem.' And this Is when em ergency actions were taken . " Whlle flight a t.tendant s moved passengers from the rear of the plan<' and passed out was hcloths, Cameron made radio cont act to prepare for an emergency landing. Engen said the passengers' oxygen m asks weren't deployed for fear of feeding the fire. Cameron was flying a quickly failing plane, E ngen said. "Things re ally began to go to pieces rapidly aboard the alrplane. as the pilot descended ," Engen said. "He was losing one system after another. He was having circuit breakers pop rapidly (beca use of the fire) . The cockpit was heglnnlng to till with smoke.'' Cameron put on smoke goggles 25337N and an oxygen mask, E ngen said. lnunedlately after Cameron Iand!'d the plane , the crew deployed front escape chutes . Passengers opened emergency exits over the wings and calmly started towa rd the doors, Engen said. "There was no panic In the cabin. It was amazingly quiet, to quote Combines transmission with rear axle differential for a some, " E ngen said, "No one pushed. No one pulled. The tllght smooth, comfortable ride ... acc.epts lawn care attachments · attendants were issuing directions plus snow removal equipment sold in Big Book. to the passengers .. . I think the absence of any panic enhanced the escape a great deal." 0 Emergency squads kept busy Voi.32,No.38 Copyrighlod 1983 • at y Washcloths . By KATIE CROW Sentinel sta.ff Designs for remodeling a portion ofthesecondfloorofPomeroy's new city hall were presented by ,Columbus architect John Eberts during Monday's regular meeting of Po m~e­ roy Village Council. It was noted that the county board of education may rent the serond floor of the building after remodel· lng Is completed. The space that will be used by the poten1ial renters will co~t approxi· m atelY $38,775 to remodel, · this Includes offices and 50 percent share of remodeling of the corrldolr.Restrooms would cost and additional $6,700and an e levator 54,500. Councilman Larry Wehrung said Kim Shields, grants administrator, reports grant mbney Is available, but did not feel council had a chance of obtaining a 100 percent grant. Shields felt 50 percent grant money would be available later In the year and that such a grant could be obtained then. Bill Young added he would llke to see the remodeling completed before making application for grant money. "I would llke to get rent moneycomtnglri,"'((lung.said . . It was nt:>ted Income from the upstairs would be a pproximately $600 per month. It was suggested that a contact be made with the perspective renter and that Eberts contact Shields as to failed with the development, grant what Is needed before applying for a money must be returned by the end of the year. grant. Brown a lso added tha t If council Is Harold Brown asked council If It had any objection to him calling the Interested it Identify thr property , Farmers Home Administrat ion to . have It surveyed, acquire a drainsee If money Is ava ilable that could age system, lan do;capP. do so be used fo r the renovation of the excavating to improve property and second fl oor . Council told Brown to· to beautify the area. oroceed. Brown submitted a resolution Brown also broug ht up the fact which stated tha t council would that council has a m atching grant, borrow the matching funds, $~. om approxima tely $~ .1XXl. lor the and !dent ify from som e source the development of .the Jt\lnl park. He m atching grant for developmen t of the·pa~k . · · added that councll had Indicated to John Anderson said he was not the Department of Natural Resour· ces It would deve lop the area. He opposed to borrowing the money, added that no progress has been but wanted to know how cou ncil made . Brown suggested that If It would pay It back_ 11 H.P. LAWN ·TRACT.OR WITH 36-INCH MOWING DECK AND 3-SPEED TRANSAXLE. CUT S250° Weather forecast Mostly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of llngerlng showers. Low around 55. Winds northwesterly !!boUt 10 mph. Mostly SUIIIIY Tllesdey. High n n l{lxtended 0111o Fo~ w~" lhrouglt Frlda,y: &e~ered ahciwen Wedlleooday, fair ~ 1111,!1 II cluulcl! fll ihowep apia F'rldal.v. lfiPIIIIhe 'lUI. ~ Ill lhe mid-4cll ~ lhe mfd-1411. . I ' NOW ONLY $999 £15 ·ISearsl 99 I _ Authorized Cataloe Marc"-nts Grvg & Patty Gibbs . tpe W. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OH. i PHONE: (O.Io) (W. VI.) 773-9577 HOURS: Mon.·Tuts.·Wtd.-Frl. 9:30 to 5 Thurs. 9:30 to 12 s. our ... ratas 1111111 .now aareat umeto 111111111 . . . .. . We realize that wnen "ne.wcar fever" strikes, it strikes hard. We at The Farmers Bank want to help you cure that fever. Therefore, we are offering our lowest rates in years of 11.9%* financing on any new car loan. All you have to do is make your best deal, then bring your purchase order to one of our qualified loan officers. "Customer subject to loan approval. Farmers Bank • Your Community Owned Bank • Member FDIC tha t one of thevtllaget rucks needed a leaf sp1i ng and a ba tt ery. Bn 1ce Reed said he asked slx months ago fo•· an Item ized list of exppndl tures on vil lage equipme nt. "We spend morp and more money for repair of veh lcll'S. Persona lly 1 will not a ppmve any spending of money unt il I scr tha t costs are just lfil'<l. " Rero sta t('(( R('('(! f('('!s a sma ller truck could b!' used and not US( ' two large 111Jcks on the highway Pvc•y day. ·Wchnmg added th<it P<' rhaps cou ncil could look for a smaller · ti1JCk. Re<'<l addrd he wa nt('(( It In black and whit<' what they W<'re SpPndlng. 1Coni lnu<'<l on page 10 ) Budget accord reached with business leaders . tillage to save time and control erosion. For more lnfonnatlon contact the Meigs SoU Wid Water Conservation District In Pomeroy, 992-6647. (8{8 photo by Robert First) J ohn S. Foster, formerly of Pomeroy , m ore recently of Callfor· nla , has been employed as admlnls· trator of the Carleton School In Syracuse. The Mfi!lgs County Board of Mental Retardation today an· nounced the employment of Foster . He replaces Chris Layh who resigned from the post recently. A son of Mrs. J . E dward Foster, Pomeroy, the new administrator has been employed as principalteacher of the Court Schools In Butte County, Calif., since September. 198>. From Sept., 1977. to August, 198>, he was head teacher of the juvenile court school In Butte County; served asassislantdlrector of t)le regional occupational program In Butte County from August . 1975 to August, 1977 and was coordinator of the career (special educa tion ) educa tion program In Butte County from August, 1971 to August, 1975. A 1952 graduate of Pomeroy High School, Foster recel'\led his degrees In education from universities In California after having been associated with General Motors In Dayton and Michigan for several years following graduation from high school. Foster, 48, has been active In communitY service endeavors In Callfornia. From August. 19Gl, to June, 1970, he served as district director of the Callfornla Assocla· tlon for Retarded Persons. From January ,1972toDecember, 1974, . he was director of the work tralnlitg center tor the disabled; from January, 1975 to December, 1975, served as director of the coordinating council for disabled and from J anuary. 1979 to December, 1900. was director of the opportunity center for disabled adults _ Foste r Is a m ember of the Associa tion of California School Administrators ; P hi Delta Kappa. the Court School Educators of California; the California Consor· tlum for Independent Study; the Compute r ·Uslng Educa tors of Butte Councy and the Footha ll Free Methodist Ghureh. In California completing arrange. ments to move to Meigs County, Foster will recelve asalaryl):osedon an annual pay . of S~.IXXl until September when hls salary wUl go to $22,500. He oftlclally begins his duties at theCarletonSchool onJune 16. Disasters deplete Red Cross.funds YOU MAKE THE DEAL AND LET OUR EXPERTS TAKE CARE OF THEREST . · Brown felt payments of $3,00l to $4.1XXl could b!' made by council (X'r year . AndPrson sta ted tha t If he cou ld iJ<> shown in black and whiff' that council could match funds hP would suppo11 the projcr t. Council voted to am e nd the resolution adding, If a sutta blr method of pay back can be found . With this add it ion the resolu tion was pa ssed . Anderson noted !hat applica tion for ·$100,001 from thr F'Pdera I on . syst em s·,;;on~y . has been IJllide to rrpa ir the s lip on Union Ave . J ust prior to council 's d iscuss ion on the mini park Donnle.Wa rdof the SII'C('I drpartmm t lnfo•m•'<l cou ncil ' Ex-Pomeroy resident heads Carleton School • '2 Secti on•, I 8 Page 1 20 ·C. n ~• A Mutti mHia Inc . News paper Pomeroy council views remodeling designs PLANTER - John COiweU, Salem Township farmer, uses lhe Meigs SoU and Water Conservation Dlstrtct's Buffalo no-till com planter to get this year's - com crop ptantl,ct. With the wet spring weather this year, many fanners are using a fonn of conservation ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE!!! enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, June 7 , 1983 r~S~prlngf~~le~ld~.;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.;~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;; save a on our. coat auto loans! • CINC JNNA'I'I (AP) - Because of so many disasters across the nation this year, the AmerlcanRedCrossis broke, says Its national director. "We have gone through In excess of $33 mllllon," Richard Schubert said at the Cincinnati chapter's annual meeting Monday. "We're cur rently borrowing against next year's funds . We're tiYing to ellmlnate the deficit going Into next year," he said. Schubert said earthquakes In California, hurricanes In Hawaii, tQrnadoes and floods In the South and Midwest, landslides In Utah, all put a strain on Red Cross funds. ''This has been an lncredlb!eyeer. We spent ~~twecwldhave anticipated. Andwe'renotoutof~ woods,or the water or the tornadoes ~ two weeks ago and will extend through mld·July . Schubert said the organization to east /' he said. "We're seeing weather patterns has already received $2 million In that we haven't seen for 50 or 60 pledges from local chapters . years. We've used ln"excess of $33 "We' re optlmlstlc the American mtlllon, butbytheendofthe yearwe people will respond. We · have the will have used $.1'i million," he said. ·actlv!', enthusiastic support of the Schubert sald that In addition to nation," Schubert said. Schubert noted that theCincinnatl the. disasters~ Hawall, Calltornla and the MJdwest, 4,400 other Red cross responded to the All' eineraenctes, handled by 2,900 Canada emergency landing at chapters throughout the nation, also Greater Cincinnati Airport In which helped deplete Red Cross funds .. . . 23 died last week. ''The Cincinnati chapter did a Schubert said Presillll!t•Reagan has come to the aldol the Red Cross super job responding to the airplane by agreeJni to mentim Its needs In traaed,y," he said. his weekly radio address. He said workers belped with body SclDibert said the Red Cross Plans ldentlftcatlon, placed swvtvors In !Q cut the deftclt through a· hotels and ootltled relatives of the tund-ni!Sing campaign that !!egan victims . . COLUMBUS , Ohio iAPl - Busint'SS i<'a dc rs w ho have been lobbying aga inst som e tax proposa ls In a tw<ryear stat e government budgPI .have reached agreement wit h Gov . Richard Ce!Pste on a tax package. The accord cou ld c!Par the way for legts la t!VP a pproval of the Democratic administration's two year budget. Celeste .s till must sell the proposa ls to the Hou se a nd Senate . The govemor me t In a dosed session Monday night with repl'f'senta ttves of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, the Ohio Manufactu l'£'rs' Association and the Ohio Council of Rf>ta UMerchan ts to discuss their objections Io thr budget proposa l a pproved by th<' HouS{' May 13. I. J ohn R<'imers. vier pt'l's ldent of the chamlx' r. said thP tent atfvp proposa l overcomes most of tha i group's objections. "Many of ou r mr•mlx' rs prl'fr•r I his to what was passro by the HouS<'." hr S<tlcl. One pan of the comproml'le cuts In half a 1 fX'r<'l'nt ln cr~ase In the corporate fra nch lsr Income tax a pproved by the House. The top bracket In that 1ax would be 9.7 percent instrmi of 10.2 JJ<'rl'<'nl. Reimers said an olhPr PlPm Pnl wou ld rvduc(' from :l5 perc·ent to 25 percmt, over the next 10 years. thr ta ngible personal pmperty ta x bu slnc"' '-'' pay on Inventories a nd eq uipment . Thr rrduct lon was recommended by Celeste In his In itia l budgl't bul dPIPted by thf' House. Reimers said the ag"rN'mcnt a lso ca lls for expanding Ohio's o percent sail'S tax to lncludl' computer services and l'£'al esta te upkeep. suc h as janitorial services and lawn can'. The House Increased the ct>rporate fra nchiSI' tax In part as a substitute for a 4 percent exclsc tax on almost all business services pmposrd by thr governor. Celeste and the business leaders d!'Cidcd to retain for five years a ta x credit given businesses again st the corpora lf' f r anchise tax for f'Xpan slons tha t CI'f'ate jooo . Thr HouS(' voted to re(X'a l that ct'Nllt ln lts r ffort to k PPlJ CPIPstf' ' s r ev en ue- p rojections inta ct when It sc rupJX'd thr l1ustnrss sf'r'Vtrf's tax und m adP othe r changes. Re im£1 rS said thf' corpo ra te rra nchiSC' tax credit would b<' phased out ov<'r five .vr a t·s starting In 1!Rl as pa rt of thr (leal C'el.,te said Is n('('(hJ t.o assure that bu st nes.~ and lndlv ldua ls Par h pay lhl'l r share of taxes. He imPr said l'f'lf's tC''s fisca l advl!\f'rs a gn-"f'd tha t the overa ll Pffrc t of the "'"prom isf' would b<' to ke<'P lh<' budgt•t In bal:mcP ancl eo<'rhaps yiPld alxJut $:Kl m illion more tha n pmjed rd l'or th<' House bill. Cl'irste told thr bu sinl'Ss leaclcrs he would mt'('t wi lh Sena le Pn>s idr nt Harry M<•shl'l. D-Youngstown, HouS(' SJJ< •IIkr r Vcom:tl H.lffl' .Jr .. D-Nrw Iloston. 11nd othl'rs IP~Is l a l o rs to di~l·u ss tht• packugt- . The IJudgPt btl! calls for genera l lund s(X'ndtng of just under $17 billion ovrr thr next bienn ium, which starts .luly 1. 'l'hP b ill Is b!'forc th<' S.'na t<' Finance Con unlt!N' . 'l'h<' bill also con ta ins a bout $il billion In fC'CIC'ra l and rota ry funds - thl' latter rrpresenting m on0y coii("Cicd rur s la lf' sC'rv lcPS- a nd a Sf'para le $2 billion trans port at ion budgC't which will push sta te siJ<•nding li1 i9BJR!l to about $<!7 billion. Mranwhlll', Celeste Is looking ahPad to his nex t ta rgl't !or tax t'l'vls lon , this tim<' over how propPrty taxi'S fu nd educa tion. Spea king Monday to 11bou1 :lfXI prople at the a nnual m"'' ing of the Citizen s '-''agu<' of Grl'a tcr Clevela nd , thP governor said. " I wa nt to e nlist yam· support for a very lmpor1ant unfln lshc'<l Item of business, and It's on the m inds of virtua lly everyone lnvolvrd In school fi nance today across thr state." ' "WP must ta kp a se rious look at loca l property taxes a nd school flna n<'f' and the rPiatlons htp I:telween the two ... Cr lrsle sa id . "Wf' will put together a team to look a t this Issue over the next few months ." Confessed murderer faces additional charges WEST UN ION , -Ohio (AP ) Robert Da le Henderson, whom pollee say confessed to 12 killings. was reported enrout.e to Adams County where he faces three counts of aggravated murde r. Prison officials In F lorida sa id Monday that Henderson, 37, was released to Ohio a uthorities a nd would be rerumed here. A d is· patcher at the Adams County J ail said He nderson had not been brought In Monday night. Henderson is charged with the J an. 21,1!&, shooting dea ths oflvan yet. It's fairly evident when you move across the country from west ~ . . and Marie Barnett , and Clifford Bam ett, 11, his estranged wife's pa rents a nd brother . a t their hom e In Che r ry F ork. In nearby Cletmont County, a uthorit ies sa id they want to ta lk to Henderson about !he rape-slay ing of J erilyn Sta nfield , a 30-year-old Cincinnati housewife a bducted from a shopping center. David Skipper , a F lorida Depart· ment of Cor rections s pokesman , sa id Monday that Henderson had been removed from F lorida. But he refu sed to reveal when Hende rson was take n from the F'lortda St<ite Prison or where he was taken, citing security reasons . · Adams Cou nty PI'Osecutor E lmer SpC'ncer could not be reached lor comment nor could Ad ams County Common Pleas .JudgP E lliott Bucher. Sheriff Louis F'ult on was not In his office but had not gone to F lorida to get Henderson, according to Curt Massie. thr corrections officer on duty a t the Ada ms County J ail. "But we are ma king plans for when he llna lly Is brought back," Massie sa id. F lorida police said Henderson confessed to kl lllng 12 persons In a · 10-day spre<> that began In southern Ohio In .January 1982. Meigs woman grange winner Pf\'ITY DYER Pa tty Dyer, 22,; da ughter o! Maxine Dyer, Rutl and, was re· cently named the first place National Grange Youth representa· tlve awa rd winner and will be rece iving a trip to Colora do Springs, Colo. Aug. 5-7, where she will be a ttending the G reat Plains Grange Youth Conference. _ Dyer Is a seventh degree grange member and a member of Star · Grange In Meigs County and Meigs County P omona Grange, She has just finished serving two years as Master of University Grange while attending Ohio State Univers ity . The award Is based on Dyer's Grange and community activities, service. leadership, and partlclpa · tlon on ritualistic teams. Dyer Is a senior ma joring In Agricultural Education a nd Agron. · omy at OSU and plans to graduate" at the end ofsummer qua rter wlth a combined BS and MS degree In Agrlcullure. Upon gradua Uon Dyer will hegtn work as a Soli Conservationist with the USDA Soli Conservation Ser· vice lri J ackson County. I· �Tuesday, June 7, Commenta•1: Ill C'.ourl St re£t Pomeroy , Olllo PE\IOTED TQ THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA PAT WHITEI(EAD BOB HOEFLICH General Man•Jer 1\:o;!'!b.t a nt Puhli:o;twr / ( ' onlrolle r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor ;' i\ Mf: MBf:R of Jbe A.WM!Iuied Pre!i!H, Inland Dally Pl'esH A."l''Idadon and the t\nwrican N.-wspaptor Puhlishef1'11 A.wx:l~n. LETTER.~ OF OPINION woe wek.'()mect . They Nflould be 'leM than 380 w~ - . . AU lfik."r.t are suhjett &o edllln~~: and mlt'it be !tlped with name, addreMMd lelephont nurnht•r . No umiKJM-d ~tte~ will he puhllothed. l..eUe01 ~ouJd be ln pOd taMe, ..SdreltslnK ~SlM'S, not p~!mnalltle~ . . Today in history Today Is Tuesday, June 7, the 158th day of 1!113. There are 'll!7 days left in the year. Today's highlight In history: In 1942, the World War 11 Battle of Midway ended with a decisive U.S. naval victory over Japan. On this date: In 1654, Louis XlV was crowned King of France In Rhelms. In 1700, Daniel Boone began hls exploration ot the Kentucky wilderness. In 1862, the U.S. and Britain signed a treaty for the suppression of the slave trade . And, In 19ffi, a grand jury In Los Angeles Indicted Jordanian lrrunlgrant Sirhan Sirhan for the murder of Sen. Robert Kennedy. Ten years ago: West German Chancellor WUly Brandt, on a visit to Israel, denounced what he called tqe, suffertng and horror of the Nazi persecution of the Jews . Five years ago: President Jlrruny Carter told the graduating class at the U.S. Naval Academy thaUhe Soviets interpreted detente as meaning an ~ggresslve struggle for political advantage and increased influence. . One year ago: Israeli forces continued their northward sweep In Lebanon, capturtng the Palestinian stronghold of Beaufort Castle. Today's birthdays: House Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter ROOil\o Is 74. Pop singer Tom Jones Is 43. Thought for today: "'impossible' Is a word only to be found In the dictionary of fools." - Napoleon Bonaparte, French general -statesman (1769-1821) ' Berry's World ·' "I have decided to give up materlaUstlt: Ideas.' I'll ntHid your moral and financial support, of course.... " WASHINGTON- It'Is a truism In Congress to enfonie the amend· on <:apttDI HID that when It comes to ment by appropriate leglslatlOn. A the big lsaues, nobody's mind ever third section would make the Is changed by committee hearings amendment operative two years or by floor debate. But 11 last after Its ratlflcatlon. month's Senate hearings on the As chief Senate sponsor, Massaborn-again Equal Rights Amend- chusetts' Paul Tsongas served as ment dO noi C'lfil some ot the .opening wUness in support of. the enthusiasm tor the ERA, It will be resolution. He had a rough time of surprising. Tile proposed amend· lt. Judiciary Chalnnan Orrin Hatch ment 1101 a very .cold bath. of Utah questioned him closely on Almost everyone Is generally what the amendment means. What lamlllar with the ERA, and some of would Its eflect be in this situation us know It by heart. The amend- or that situation? Time after time, ment was proposed by Congress in Tsongas made the same rePly: The 1972. It finally died 10years later lor . courts would have to decide what It want of 38 state ratifications. Now It means. has been l'eS\Irrected in both A key witness against the resoluhouses, wllllout so much as a tion was Walter Berns, a highly comma changed, and the battle respected professor of political begins anew. science and ronstltutional law. He The amendment says: "EquaUty posed the large question that of lights under the law shall not be follows !rom Tsongas' feeble clenled or abrtdged by the United answers: Do we truly want to leave States or by any state on account or It to the courts? Is this what 535 sex." A second section vests.power members of Congress and the legislature ot JS,states would like to do - to let nine meiJlbers of the Supreme Court tell them what they reaU~ meant by their amendment? After 10 years of study, Berns said, he dcesn't know what Is meant by the ERA. He doubted that the co-sponsors know. The amendment speaks of "equality of lights" without Identifying those lights . The . language appears to be absolute In Its terms; It appears to forbid all laws, federal as well as state, that · classify by sex; the language permits no exceptions or quautlcations. But Is this what the sponsors intend? Some proponents Insist that the ERA, lflt heeomes part of the supreme law of the land, "of course" would take account ot physical charactelistlcs: Laws relating to wet nurses would not apply to men. And " of course" thf ERA would not disturb a · right to You've got privacy: . It would not require coeducational dorms at state URI· versltles or COIJilllOn· latrines at Army camps. But the amendment Itself Is sllent on theSI' points. · Berns persisted. Is "on account of sex" In the ERA to be equated constitutionally wl!h ''on account or race" In the 15th Amendment?? Do we leave It to thecourtstodeclde? lf classifications by· gender are to l!le legiilly as "suspect" as classlflcatlons by race, what then? WW the sponsors accept •'any meaning'' the courts may give the language? Would the ERA invalidate a maiMnlY draft? L!!t the courts decide. Are sex entitlements SimIlar to racial entitlements? Wlll !be lights of women to , vote be equivalent to the lights of mlnoliUes to vote, and not to have their voting power dlluted? It would be up to the judges. Does "on accwnt of sex" embrace homosexual choIce? Do we leave that Issue to a majolity of five on a court ot nine? Would the ·amendment equalize the laws on prostitution, lmlJOIIhlg equal punlshmeni on .the pmstltute · and her customer ·auiui? Jack Anderson New Teamster boss ------------------------------------ WASHINGTON - Jackie Presser, the beefy, street-smart, 56-year-<lld newly-elected president of the Teamsters Union, has promtsed to run "an open, honest administration." He'll be given a chance today to reveal his plans for cleaning up the mobster-lnflltrated union when he testifies before Sen. Orrtn Hatch, R-Utah, on proposed antl-racketeertng legislation. Justice Department lUes paint an unfiatterlng, !bough possibly unfair, portrait of Presser. They also provide background matelial the sen a tor might want to quiz the new president about. For example: - An Aprtl 28, 19'n, Intelligence repon titled, "Labor Racketeeling in Ohio," contained a list of alleged mob-related figures, Including "Jackie Presser, a well-known corrupt union labor leader (who) has continued to bulld his public Image In the (Ohio) area. Hls110alls reportedly the presidency of the International." · - Another department report, "Organized Clime and the Labor Unions" )"litteit by attorneys Douglas Roller and Peter Valra, states, "The organized crime afflllatlons and Involvement of Presser through and Independent of the Teamsters Union are well documented." However, a source closer to Presser told my associate Tony Capacclo the report provides no evidence of this supposed documentation. "You don't have even one guy saying, 'We have Presser playing golf with a known mob member,' " he said. - According to a stlll·secret document, Informant James "The Weasel" Fratlanno told federal investigators that "through the Intercession of Cleveland organized crime group members, Presser agreed to allow (Fratlanno) the use. of a mob financier to set up a union • dental plan In Warren, Ohio." The Presser associate said that while Presser and Fratlanno's financier met briefly. "Jackie threw hlm out of his office," and the mobster never "received such a contract In Ohio." - Another Informant, Camillo Molinaro, a go-between for Ohio and New Jersey mob farnlUes, told New Jersey state troopers that Presser was his contact In about 1975 for arranging loans through the Teamsters' Central States Pension Fund. Presser's associate said that no loans were made from the fund In that period. - In March 1979, eavesdropping FBI agents heard Kansas City mob chief Nick Clvella voice his desire to it "U so," said Berns, "I would charge them with tn;atlng the Constitution with contempt; 11 not, I would ask them to .point to the standard on the basis ot which tb!y could charge the court with mlsin· .' "p terpretlng the language. These are not flivolous questions . Tsongas got a frtendly ho-ho-ho from the pro-ERA audience when he scoffed at "unisex toiletS," but constitutional law Is no laughing matter. If a black Maline cannot be denied access to the Quantico showers "on acountofrace," and of course he cannot be so denied, who Is to be forbidden showers "on account of sex?" Say~ Tsongas: The courts would ~Ide. Ii's a terribly way to amend the Constitution. get Presser's approval for Roy Wllllams - later convicted of bribery - to succeed the union's then-president, Frank Fltzslm· mons. If Presser's positiOn was "positive," an FBI affidavit states, "Civella wanted to see him" about Wllllams. Williams dld in tact succeed Fitzsimmons, but Presser's associate said: "Jackie Presser has never met Nick Clvella or dealt with him in his lite." - A Labor Department affidavit slates that Its investigators are . currently looking into' " allegations' · that Jackie Presser did embezzle: : the funds" of two Teamster localS' ; by paying "no-show" employees.: : At least five friends of Presser llsted .on the union locals' books as;: business agents, but had run up oo : expenses beyond their salalil!$.:: This Is "an Indication of a !allure tO: perform work, " the affidavit states.:: Share the spirit. O Share the refreshment ! • ' l were · i .r ..l l \.\., Buyer beware ______---".--____._A_rr_B_uc_hwa_ld The Department of Agrtculture has just reported that It wlll cost $11),260 to raise a child born this year untll It reaches age 18. This seemed like a lot of scratch to Carter Brown. a friend or mine, who Is expecting a chlld very soon. So he went down to the Department to see what he was ~ing to get for his money. "Is It really ·going to cost me $8),260 to raise a child untlllt's 18?'' he asked the man behind the desk. "It's a bargain," the man told him. "Eighteen months a110 we projected It would cost $134,414. But that was when we Included an eight percent Inflation rate. Our S!ll.cm ngure Is based on no intlatlon dollars." • "What does the $lll,(XX) cost Include?" "Just the bare bone Items such as $17,(XX) for food, $27 ,!XJO for housing, $13,IXXI for transportation, and the rest tor miscellaneous Items such as medical costs and shoes." "I don't Imagine you Included orthodontic work In your estimate?" Brown asked. "You have to be klddlng!" the man roared with laughter. "If we Included what It will cost tor selious ctental work no one WOUld have a baby." . "What otber ltema dld you fall to Include In your report, so I won't be surprised?" The man looked lit hls list. "Well, In the early years ot the child's upbr'lnpta you'll probablY be able to within the figure. But as your oftlpr!ng goes Into Its leelu, you cooJd &~!~Into ~erloUs ftnanclal stay In Its report the cost of such teenage necessities as hl·fl equipment, movie and rock concert tickets, sport.s equipment, computers, weekend parties, guitar lessons, Chrlsl· mas, arcade games, and insu~ance." "Why not ?" Brown asked. "They seem to be as essential as food, housing and transportation." "Because we have them down as options . Some parents prefer a stlipped-down child and albers prefer to add e\ierythlng that's on the market." "lf I pay the basic price of $!ll,cnJ to raise a child lor the next 18 years, plus all the extras that you've mentioned, Is there any guarante<> It will turn out all right?" "There Is no warran,ty with the price whatsoever . You pay your money and you take your chances. We don't guarantee any more that when It gets to be 18, It will beableto read and wlite. Frankly you'll be lucky 11 It volunteers to cut your lawn or do the dishes once a week. And If you think for ·Ill grand It's going to clean up Its own room, you're living In a dream world." "It s ure seems Uke a big Investme nt to get so little In return." "The Department of Agrtculture · Is not recommending you have a baby, Our job Is just to report what It will cost you to raise one. The Sffi,(XX) Is our of!lclal figure. The other Items I Upped you ott on are unofficial, based on my own experience as the father of three teenagers. I dldn 'I include the price • of collect long-distance telephone calls duling the !lrst 18 years heeause I didn't want to scare you." "So If I add In ·au the extras I can easUy wind up spending $200,cnJ," Brown said. "That's a good ballpark figure unless you or your wife have to seek psychiatlic care while raising your child." "Well, I gu~s mJ,(XX) Is not an unreasonable sum. of money to Invest untll a child reaches 18 years old." "• ' Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heal~h. 'i '' .. ( . ' ·' ' ' 't,}~~ : 0\'ei'Nn.l, ,, ------·-------'---------------'------- - ,. ••• • •.em HSUch aa?" "The Department did 1191 include I' " COUr(s _ _ _ _ _J_am_e_s_J._K_ilpa--:-'t_ric-J....k Unemployment report . heartens administration 1;-President Reagan's chief economic adviser, buoyed by a third consecutive month of declining unemployment, pnedlcts that joblessness by year's end will be less severe than the administration has forecast. Following release of figures on Fliday showing the clvlllan unemployment rate dipped a notch to 10.1 percent of the labor force, MartinS. Feldstein said he felt joblessness would drop to the mld-<l,r low-9 percent range. · . That 's a roster view than the adminls~ratlon projected in ·la.te March, when It reviSed 1983 economic assumptions. At that tlme, the President's Councll of Economic Advisers, which Feldstein heads, pnedlcted that unemployment would only dlp to below 10 percent by December. In a meeting with reporters at t1le White House following release of the latest job market figures, Feldstein was asked what the unemployment rate would be at the end of the year. "Somewhere in the mld to low nines," he replled . On March 25, when the administration Issued a revised economic forecast, Feldstein declined to predict an unemployment rate tor next December. He dld Indicate, however, that the rate would barely break the double-digit mark. . The · Bureau of Labor Statistics repon showed that the rankS o! the employed grew by nearly lOO,(XX) in May, whlle the roster ofthoseotflclally listed as out of work shrank by 136,!XXl. F'eldsteln s aid the flgl,lres ·"are the -fll'!lt"broao:! indicator of erono~ activity In May (and) show that May was another month or solid recovery." · Richard Rahn, viC.. president of the U.S. Chambero!Commerce, saldhe expected unemployment "to decline and will be about 8.5 percent by next May." However, the Reagan administration' s critics took no comfort in theO.l percentage point decline in the seasonally adjusted civilian jobless rate. "Double-digit unemployment with three straight months ot a drop of only one-tenth of 1 percent Is not a 'recovery'," the AFL.CJO said In a statement. flouse Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill, D-Mass .. noted that 11;2 mllllon Americans remained out of work, and asserted that "this Is a rlch man's economy ." . · William Lucy, president of the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists, said Jlllnorltles' unemployment problems are not Improving. ' Lucy, the highest-ranking elected black trade unionist in thecountry,ln his capacity as secretary-treasurer of the Amelican Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, saki May's overall black unemployment rate of W.6 percent was "virtually unchanged" from the ~prU rate of W.8 percent. The Daily Sentinei- Poge-:-3 Pomercl'j Middlepott, Ohio 10 mg. "tar". 0.8 mg. nicotine av. per ci~arette by FTC method. Leave it tO the The Daily Sentinel 1983 'r.,,t., I ' J '· . .. } �., l'tJge • Pometoy-Middleport, Ohio . The Daily Sentinel 4 Tuesday, June . 7, 1983 Indians obtain ·slugger Gorlllan Thomas MILWAUKEE !API - The Milwaukee Brewers traded center rlelder Gorman Thomas to Cleveland Tuesday a nd, in ,the opinion of right fielder Charlie Moore. sent a large part of their identity to the Indian s with him . ''I'm su re Rick Marining will help us. but it's just hard to imagine the Milwaukee Brewers without Gorman Thomas," Moore said. ·'When we finallY got to the World Series last year, everybody wanted to know about-us. about Harvey's Wa llbangers," he :,a id . "Gorman just fit that role. Gorman a nd Pe te Vuckovich, big, r u gged, lu.m berjack -looking guys ... It's hard to believe he's gone. I just hope · he tears up the league - except when he plays against us." Thomas. the ,first round draft choice of thP Brewers' predecessors, the Seat Ue Pilots, in 19ffi, was traded to the Cleveland Indians along ·with pitcher Jamie Easterly and minor league pitcher Ernie Camacho Monday. In return, the Brewers acquired Ma nning, one of the better defensive center fi elders in the American League, at~d left-handed pitcher Rick Waits. Thomas was one of the most popular players in Milwaukee baseball history. Telephone callers, most of them critical of the trade, swamped the Brewers' switchboard after the trade was announced. Thomas had his phone off the hook in his Waukesha County home most of Monday. Buthewascontactedby The Associated Pr,;.s . " The trade is a case that Milwaukee doesn't think I can play any more," he said. " I don 't buy that It hurtsanytlmeyou ' retraded, but I've got nothing against Cleveland." Harry Dalton, Brewers' general manager, knew the trade would be unpopular,atleast forawhile. When he discussed the trade, he made It clear that theclub's centerfielderof the future iS not Manning but Dian James, a 20-year-old prospect currently tear ing up the Pacific Coast League. "This can aid Dion James' entl)' to the bail club, either later thiS year or next year," Dalton said . "With an establiShed center fielder like ManrUng, James won't have the pressure toproduce .r tght away." , Many close to the Brewers believe there would not have been room for Thomas and James on the same team because of Thomas' fierce pride in h!s defensive skills in center. Dalton said Manning's defensive abllitles will tighten the team's overall defense and add speed. Manning also will fill a need for left ·handed hitting and is three years younger than Thomas, Dalton said . " And what Waits has, and Jamie doosn't have, Is major league experience as a startlngpitcher, '' he said. " He has 187 stansln the major leagues. That will give us more flexibility ." Thomas, 32, the Brewers' center fielder since 1978, led the American League In home runs with 45 In 1979 and shared the title with Reggie Jackson of California with 39 last year. But he batted only .18lafterSept.1 last year _He had one hit in 15 times a t bat in the AL cham~ionship series By The Bend against California and was 3-for-26 against theSt Louis cardinals In the World Series. ,. He is batting .183wlth five homers and 18 runs balled In thiS season. He has been loudly booed In recent weeks. Easterly, 30, had a 0-1 record and 3.96earned run average ln12games. He also has been booed lately. Manning, 28, currently has a career high 17·game hitting streak and is batting .2781n 50 games . He has a .263 average and 142 stolen bases in eight major league seasons. Waits, 31, has a 0-lrerord and 4.58 ERA in eight games, all in relief. He had a2-13~rd last season and had arthroscopic surgery on his rlght knee In September_ His career record is 74-84 with a U9 ERA. Manning said he was leaving the Indians with mixed feelings . Manning and Walts arrived In Milwaukee late Monday and were in the dugout for the Brewers' night game with California. Thomas was expected to join the Ihdians today. Waits said he is looking for a fresh start with the Brewers. fice fly gave tbe Mariners a temporary lead .. the Yankee Stadium crowd went to work on Kemp, booing lus tily as he trotted in !rom right field. Then the Yanks went to work on Seattle's relief corps, which was followln~ Gaylprd Perry to the . . mound . . Willie Randolph n ailed · Mike Sta nton for a s ingle. E d Vande Berg took over and promptly threw Ken Griffey's sacrifice into cente r field tl)'lng for the force at second. Randolph reached third, then scored when Bill Caudill gave up a sacrifice fly to Dave Winfield . After Oscar Gamble singled, Kemp sliced the bail to left. II caromed otf the wail and sklpped pas t rookie Ricky Nelson, and Kemp had his first Yankee Stadium homer. With two 11way, Craig Nettles capp<>d lh<' fl vP-run bu rst with his second solo homer of the game. Ron Guidry, tyingToronto's Dave Stleb for the AL lead in wins with e ight, fanned seven Mariners and scattered six hits en route to his fifth cortSE)CU!Ive victory and fifth com plete game. Perry pitched seven Innings a nd s lipped past W;trren Spahn ·iriio fourth place ·on the a ll-time innings-pitched list with 5,246 1-3. Brewers 9, Angels 7 Pau l Molltor, his injured wrist obviously healed, went 4 for-4 with a single, two doubles and a homer and -drove in three runs for Milwaukee. Jim Gantner' s two-run triple and Robin Yount' s two-run double contributed to the Brewers' 16-hlt assa ult. "Foracha ngewegota lot of hits with me non base," MoUtorsaid . "Maybe that' s a s ign that things finally are going to start going our way. Sunday. "But l'mstiligolngtog1velt to lh<'m . lfoneguygetsthemessage, It' s worthwhile," said Nixon. ''I want to get a n identity for this team," said Nixon. "Geez, I don't wan t them to get blown ou( of the wat er." Nixon, a former major league ca tcher, believes players stay and win because thPy want it . "The word I like to use Is scuffle. None of the players today really had to scuffle lik<' wP did whe n I was playing . I 'vc got to realize that. I have to adjust, too . But I think basebail is played by the guys who want to play it. " I t hlnk for thrir first two or lhfe(' y<'ars, gllys no"'rea ily want to play. Bu t a big percentagP of the m feel more or less that they 've got It made afl<'r a couple of years. That' s wha t rml ly Irrita tes lhP he ll out of mP. pic ks. took Chris Saba a nd Joe Clnc innat withDetroit twosecond-round Oliver. Saba,i, 21. . is the third baseman for the Un iversity of Michigan . Oliver. 17, is a 6-2, 200-pound catcher from Orlando, Fla ., Boone High School. The Reds signed Robert Dibble. 119, who was selected first in the secondary phase. Dibble, a right - Scoreboard ... Majors lltl.NM li l'l tl nt•iru\:tt l ! 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M ILWA UKEF: BREWERs- Tra dfld Gor man Thomas . outrlf'ldPr , an (I Jam\f' £:.1 '> · tl'rly and E:rn l eC11 mt~ rho . pl!rhl'rs. to th t• l'll'\' rltmd l ndl ari'! lor Hl.:k M an n ln,~~: . out · flt •ldrr , and Rkk Walls, pltthN . TORONTO BLUE JA Y s- Piarrd 11/i .~u m f'd ~ nt Sf'Aitlt'. (n) NA.TtoN.U. lEAGUE EAST DIVIIJION ~~1111~ lllf' l nl(' l'lliiiiOruU Lf'll,lnlf' . IIOS1'0N !t E D SOX - Announ{'f'tl th ht Collins, ourfiPIOOr. on thr 1~~<~1 ~\' luppl!'mmla l clls~tblt>d 1111 . Pul'l'har;Pd lhf' ron· 11'11<'1 or Slan .Ciarkr. pitcher , from Knox· \' ll lr or t hr Soul hrrn Lra«~o~e . Rt<"alltd J a y & hr<M'dc-r , ratt•hrr , fr om Klnslon of Hrf' Caroli na Lt'8R'JI' lind d('SIW~8 1t"d him lor aulfl'" merll . Mllwauk<'l' nr BatilmoiT', tn t W »I navl' Gamno Toront o :tl Oakl!llld [);·troll at lbton. 1111 T~ll.~ "I' A l an ltamlro·t. l'llt'hl't', fr t>m Hol'l'lf'Sirr .11 . 111 1 ~ l. OHHli .E~ - ( ' u ill'll IIAI.T1MU IU·: .11.1 :I.' I .. ~~, 6 '" '"' ..... -11..\ .QW .... 1\l .m u K"' rl lf' lll\lt" """' l raC'I • net aUIW'I'cl him IO m111ngs o f ! ht• Plonf•t>r Lf' AJOII' . ~ljl'llt"d Robf'rl DID blf'. pll r hrr. Sen t Urad Ll'Sit.')' , pllchei'. lo In dianllpoll ~ of t hf' Amrrlran Auod atlon. cna'nces are your home is wonh more !han you real· IZ& .. and would cost Jar more ,to replace, pe'rhaps 50% to 60%, than JUSt a few years ago. Has your home insurance kept pace with the steady nse .n constructton costs? We 'll be nappy to help you find out lt 's~an of our serv1ce as a~ independent 1nsurance agency repre· senting State Auto. G1ve us a call. You'll lind we ·re fnends you can depend on. \EM-~ r...._e vine HO USTON ASTROS - R('3C.'!IYa11"d No· ""'Ryan , pnchcor. POMEROY HOME & AUTO 608 E. Main, Pomeroy Ph . 992·2092 Front End Alignment Most Cars Brake Service ST/HJ:. ___ ~~~~~T;H~IE~W:O~R~L:D~'~S~L:A~R~O~•~•;T;'~~~!____ LEASING • TRAINING lllaek Cat. No. 0 FOOTII.LL NaUonal Foethlll Lupr OiW,I" RlmlnJ(I on, cl'nlc>r . BENGALS-SI~ned lf41te Auto lnSL azc• A,,~ ""'' .. ... , ~"~ ~noon , ' !' ., ,'.. ~l " \' -: I ~- ~ · ·· ~ (. ., ~· • r~ ·! 1r } ~ II MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM Tuesday at 7:30 p.m . Fellowc raft Club will meet In basement a t 6: .lO p.m . Al l m e mbers urged to attend. Retreshments will be served. 16K .Extended Color' Computer . Less TV and Program P<tk will Sate Ends 6126183 1 Play Games and Run Programs for Filing , Education, Personal Finance • And More Uses lnstant-Loa~lng Program Pak" Cartridges Ltam to Program in BASIC to Solve Problema, Analyze Data and Create VIvid Color Graphics With Sound EHecta Easy tel Expand • Attaches to Any TV Save $150 on 32K Extended BASIC Only $399.95 (Reg. 5549.95, 26-3003) ------- - --. -------~~ -~ - Take home the 16K TRS·80 Color Compu ter and start computtng rrghl away! Plug in a Progra m Pak and enjoy exciting .v ideo games, se1 up a fam1ly budget.. analyze Investments and more Kids can learn to type, s h a rpe n math skil ls , eve n improve read1ng . Tutonal manual s hows you how to write your own program s in BASIC , too. SeleCt the model that's right for you and savet tiiECII 'lOUR f'IICME 110011 FOR THE PARTICIPATING ltadle lllaeh SlOfiE. COMPUtER CENTER OR DEALER NEARESl YOU PRICES APPLY Ar PARTICIPATING STORES AND DEALERS ,.... ' . "" .. llrl r111 Hl>ti( L 1- : n~lt~ h 11 , \)(I( • San(lf'rs: r ;t'Oillf'll'Y , ,\n gk S pf' tll't'l': \ 'u ,\ g II , T utld 11'\pp: ;\) · pin~ I. !Vh·lb~. t ~lrbr()u~<:h. Sttorlllii!HI , Lor i Hl trhl('; A t'l'lllJIII¥ng . SI Pll.t Smith; lndust rl11 l ;\rl s Ill . Hnllf'rl l\·1n lson. Imlu sllia \ A1h 1\'. ~U t ,\' M,,:o-;snn. Drn f!ln~ . J)r•mn Jf'W t'll , F:dc\1(• f;rtffln Anwrk .tn ll lst01·v . Sidla Smtih ; 1- : nJ,!\\ ~ h Ill , R:Ul ch Fluhr . ( iowrn nwnl , 1.\s. t {\ tllitt'l: P~\' SI N. th mc!y 1\.'lhr: F n•IH'h Il l. l.ls;l ('nllfn... Lori DAH H llchl l': ;\d\' a tH'-1'(\ Math , .lulh• l<ltx•rfpl£1 . l ·~ nl! l lsh Cha rlc.; Sunday. Prier. Long and Mrs . Pa tritk MuUen anrt J acindra and Jason, Midd l<'port ; Mrs. Louis<' Frank and .John, Jeff Fran k. lla!'itl!': .Julil' 1-: lbelf<'ld . Bott om. Pomf' rov: Mr . a nd Mrs. Hotx•rt Hig h·~· ;l!ld Slt'W'. M r . .mrl Mrs. Brut'<' Bigh•y' and .Jpnnifl•r and \\'t•lsh. Mrs. Mildred Bissl'il, 111<' ' Rt'\ '. and Mrs. Hlchard Thomas. Dall' \Vplsh, .Jr., Mr. and Mrs . (_'hps tt~ r ('arson. Tupp<•rs Plains: Mr. a nd Mrs. Thomas Bisst'll :UHI .IPffPry. CoolvillP; Mr . and M1·s. A ngiP. :'\!Pw HavPn: Angif' [)r•m, and .J Q('y, llobbll'rll'!'. Mr. ami Mrs. CharlPs Pr ict' . Long Bo11nm : Mrs. Jarnf's S!archf'r and .J immy . Mr. anct Mrs. Hngt •r J)iJ inn ancl S<'ott. M r . ami Mrs. P<1ul Whalf'y and KPnnPih. Mr. a nti Mrs. Tin\ Dillon Washington, W. Vc1. Mr . ami Mrs . t-.: r nnPth Fn~ck1• r and Paula . Mr. and Mrs. Ok<'.\ ' l\ Oorolh ,v Jl<'lll't'. 13t•u turw ilh o; Mary hatil!'l'irH' Brarlfurrt. Ma nc h<'sll•r; and Connollv. Mr. and M r s. . Josf'ph ConnollY. Mr. ;md Mrs Chf'sl rr r M t 111ok; 1 Sl-Jal'ks. Appllr;1tions an· nnw uvu ilahh' for nw ~a ll Fork Sl uclt-.nl Arts and ('raft s F"Psi\ Va\ 1ri ht' ht•ld In cnnjutH 'Ii on w\1 11 lh t' S;tll Fork J·'t>~lh• al. 1\u gu ~ l I ~ H . In Cam tL--- ll•"''""'· finc•s t arl fair s wl!h nVI ' r '!Oi l jurlt'(t artis t s and :.UI ,!Ul \ 'bilnrs annu ;tlly l·: nt1 } ' dt•ii dlln l ' ror lht· Slt.H ~ · nt Ft•stl v al\s . l ui~· I Fur :r ppli C';rtlon:-and tnrnrmatln n , \vr i lt• : l '; 1111 !Jrldgt•, ()h lo hrl rlgP ( ;u ern~f'Y Open t o Ohln ~(' hool .1g c• <trlis l s. gradPs kl ndr rg;II'1Pn !I\ rough 11 . tlw studt'nt f(•stl val is sponso 1T'<l IJ\' M c D onald \ nf C' ~un hrl rl gf' <HHI and Con vf•nllnn Hun ·; nl . S!udt ·nt 1-'P'-'II val, ~ 1111 W h t't'\in ~ t\ \ ·t ·nuP . l 'anthrldgt'. 0~1io ·t:\7'!:1 111 t'<t ll /',i\ llt'SVi lll ' .ITH I lht ' Ohi tl A r t .., ancl Crafls i\11 F'ou r Hit~t lon . arl s and <"J'Uih in(' ludin g ti l -l · \ :~~~ t~il'\X The Dail y Sen tine l ct r; twln g, photography. ~cu l ptun ·. W£' iw! ng. t'Prarni('S, and woodwork I I ..., • • ..., I En! l'lt•.., an ' cllvldt•d Into : tgt • IPVI'Is w ill• d spc·da l sfholar ship ca tPgory for l l lh gradr•rs 'nnl y . A ll l'ntrlt•s will lx• jurlt<l fo r Pll glh illtv h : lnn · lht '\' an • al't'f'P i f'{\. Kindergarten dar.re.r gradtutte " Ovi•r tlw f{<. ti nhow" was IIH" llwrnf' of llH• kindl'rg';Jr1l'tl g radua li on prnJ,:ra rn a 1 1ht' Midd l<'port Fl r mf'nltt l'Y S<" ho o t Mond ~• Y IT'Ct'nl\ y . Wi zard of Oz cha ruc tc•r s wf'n• f£'ulurPd In lhP dC'<'OI'atlons . Kim J nn< •s play" l for lh<' processiona l wit h Nant·v Cnyl<' of th<' Middleport Chur('h of lhl' Nat.a rone giving the Th<' wrtromf' wus cxtcnd<'d by Ma1-v Host•. tmthr r. and thr c hild ren sa ng a wl'lcome, "Sing a Visiting"- ~lli tl o ( '' II ' ' \ il l< \ I '"" I l l! !l i' j " I ll!• <' II \ I t, I Il l rn d 1.1 I ll• \ •, ·n 11 1 " ' ' I I tt• I • •.' • · ~t } 'l' >t, -.,, ! "lt d I I ,I " I 1, ' j> 11>! !'., j ,,. IT II' I !1 \ Jlalnhow ." ThrrP w erC' rpmarks by Hotx>rt M. Morris , prinCipa l, who a lso prcs<·nted the diploma s as Mrs . Rose announ cul the gradua tes. ( II I II • I" \ttl• 111 11 1 '\, 1\ 1' II" 1 l' ti!l ll .ilo 1.., \ • ,., 1 11 1"11 '.. oT I~>IU I \• I ll olt· H H' 1 ~ . 111• • ,, nr 1111 1 l \1 tld t ot o '. , -\, ·I • II" 1 '-., ,j, •.., , ',1 \'tii , o\ \ 1 •111 1• ,,,, \ "i h ' ' '\\ ; "' k 11 ~11 ' I ' t I .... , \I \ "l I I I { '-.o t ~ l Hld i< '"'· 1,, t ho • l l. t ll\ . ._,,tt llllo l 1111o•U 1-.,1 l' o• II H '' '~ . r ,·, ,,' l III II!• S l n... c H\1 .. 1'11" It \T ES lh I ,uT l• ·r ur \ l nlnr ltoult · I II II \-\• d , I ill! ' :'vi o HI Il l '\ I !HI I lno · \ •·.11 ~! I! I ~ ·>.! Htl "' 1'1;& .1-: I Ol'\ I' IU I E ... 'Il l I l.t II 1 '-. \l h "o I oill'l ll l.o\ II • I ll iol d o•, ltl!ll' I ll p ,t\ I< I III I Ill .oil \, 11 1" 1 Iii' ' ! ,11 d l l' 't I ! 11 I ·, o d 11 \ l Ill I 11 'I <'. 11'11 • ·11 r ,Ill I• I 11 1!1 111 h '\, ., "' lf "'t llp!i <> t l l 11 II . I ll 1•1' 1 ll il!!< ·d Ill j 1 1~\ II <, ~~ Ill II II , HII o < •t ll<'l " II,, 1-. I\ " \ .t ll .t hi · · :'vi \ 11 ' ' r ;..,, I' 11 · 111• '\ ..., l n ... ll lo · Clh iu t l \\• ·d :... _! t , \\'< Tk -. r(! \\'q·k " \ 11 Ill " '~' \0 .., 'd Iii ttut ... 111i · !lhlu 1 ( \\'•' t •k -. .. I -, ! \ Jt. \\'1 · 1 ' k ~ ".! " ld ~~ ".l W• ••·k" ..,',1 ; ~ ~ DILES HEARING AID .CENTER SINCE 1949 fl. 211D AVE: · GENERAL TIRE SALE PH. 992-7161 Hearing Tests Medical Referrals Home Appointments Also AvallglJie MIDDLEPORT, OH. !ll 'o lh• • l1 ,11 1\ ._,, !l llf ll'i " ll \ '' ' 'I I ' 11111 11!1 \ I 1. 1q" In voca tion . ~----~------------------~ l'o in ~ ca n I)(' l 'll!! 'rPd . In c:p.; l• awards and ; 1 $:101 schnl:n·.., tlip to a st•ni or sludt•nt hr·adc'(l fo r 0111 art Pflucu tlon. ThC' Salt Fnrk Arl s and ('rafl s F rsti va lls om• of Ohio's Jargf's l and Bauman, Cory Joseph Seymour, Trlsh ' Diane McHaffie , Tyler ,Jason Wolfe, PhlUp i\ndrew Phutlz, and Eddena Jo Rll!l<oeU ; top row, Bcmke Mae Bhll<e, Robert Dale Ellis, Emily MlchcUe ,Johnson . John Todd RusseU, Brett Earl New•ome, Shannon Blake Pellit, Fredrick Daniel Lee. Kevin Patric k Lo~:an . V i ~ il t\1' ( 't lU!ll .\ ' rr============::; <Jua l if i 1 ~ l jud gt-.:-- will award :b.'~ KI Mr . and Mrs. Charles Wigal and Mrs. Charles McElhinny were in Marion to attend the funeral of Mrs. McElhinny' s brother, Homer E. Wells, 89, Marlon, · fomierly of Meigs County, who died earlier this month. Mr . Wells was a veteran of World War I and was an engineer on the Erie Railroad before his retirement. Services were held at the Boyd Funeral Home In Marion. and burial was In that city. Ma son . W. Va. Studeqt art applications being taken for festival • I "-l-i\FfERNOON ClASS- Middleport !(l'aduates Rowe, Rebecca Sue Ml'il'r : ilhlrd row) , ,Jaill'tlt• of the afternoon class were (seated front, l· r), Foster, Unn Keith Dan<t, J\ndt· ~larl1· S: art, l.i"' Ki•~· Marlene Dawn Hess, Matthew Forrest Morris, Carrie Honaker, David Hay Eakin•. /\m y Elizahdh Leanna Ingels, EDen Lee Ann Lewl~. AUL..on Lynn Redovlan, and Sll«y !lawn Frh•tul: :utd (third ruw), Lee Chrtstopher ,\dam Wyatt, Robe rt E:ul Gilkey: Valerie Nicole (~ut>en, i\m;uula Hat' . Jdft •r.~, ,fot'lyn ( ..,.;ond row), Rohert WilHam Baker, Crocketl Philllp Marte Ekllch, Ryan Nt•al Kl'ith n:ovld Cannlchael, Charlt•s Wllll :un i•·~ ;or , and -fohn Roush, James Brian Wolfe, Jonathan David Keesee, Samuel Jon Cowan. Tony a Lee lmhode n, Ryan Keith Mkhael Mattea. MORNING ClASS - Middleport klhdergarten graduates In the morning cl888 were (front l•r ), James Dean S&ew&rt. Patricia Lee Roush; ,Jamie Jo Pennington, Keawana Marta Qualls, Barbara Ann KosUnsld, Jessica Kay Capehart, Charles Frederlcli"' Miller: (second row), JOIIePh Dale Spencer, Amy Lynn White. Richard Alan ~obnson, Hoben Paul ~ Mundt)' ami l.nrt. Rt'(od~v iliP : Mr. /\t tending \VI'l'f' Mr. and Mrs. 0 :1vid Prilv anrl.loshua. Pom f'ro~·: \ ~ 1\'. Mmk \ti t'\'. \·: Mi t 1-\Pvtn l.uh '. and\.[), \\' Ill P nnh • Tht• annual Pricf' rr union was h(•\d a1 th( • home of Mr. c_tnd Mrs. The Middleport Amateur Gard eners have postponed a meeti ng announced for Wednesday, 'u ntil 8 p.m. June 22, at the home of Miss Bernice Ann Durst . Mrs. Beulah Strauss will be co· hostess 'a nd a tour of the Strauss rose garden wUI be Included on the program. : Norma Torres, RN, supervl· :Sor of nurses ofthe Meigs County Department of Health, present anotlter or a series on health related programs from 11 -;; .m . to 12 noon Wednesday In the ~ast-west dining room of VeteTans Memorfal Hospital. The program will include aJJI minute color ftlm, "The Wellness RevQlutlon. " hosted by Dick Vati P Atten, presented to motivate people to take charge of their physical and mental well·being by choosing llealth!ul 1,lt!e styles. Included are profes· s!Onal tips on stress management techniques. nutrition, exer· cises tor (Ill lt!e stages, available s upport 'groups and variOus other physical activities. Hnnw Ec .. T ina Stw nct•r: i\lgr·~·T a II. Ma1·k t·:wln R:: Algl'twul. D . •I H;wdo lph. F rmC'h 11 Price annual reunion at Long Bottom home WEDNESDAY :Wellness film Cat. No. 2q-3002 FHA. \ o n nit' l'ldrk. P ~trn Da vis, i\rt~dl <)lh ' St:t rrhPr; \'0 Ag I . IJt:"tty .l(l Hu nt , h u l Art " I1, Tim ShowaltN: At1 11 . l 'on n it-, HPnrl r l s. Awa rd . D:r, ·td ( ::wl. l .is a CollhL'). I van H \\'alkl'r t\wo11'd ~ . 1 4 \~. ll .<l ll l n:-.. Dav l (l I ;au I a mi Md\ss;t Thtml.l:o. . l.ihl\ 11'\' Award . H .1~· \ ( i\'la th .. Arh'fW Ninth J{I'UM Manctwstl'r: Mr. and Mrs. DalP - ·r --~ ; f A·K ' .1' \-1 . \ lII ('a \awa ~· : Ph\ S 1-:d . S:~.mlm R.r.tllf'y; Ind . 1\11:. \,Tim l.rt\11:,-. nn·. i\11 I. Pf'nny K (J> I('t'Son, Ph~·s k. t l Se il'nt't' , T'1m Sili1Willtf'r ':· · Fram ·h I. .IPhn Hl f"t': Hl ol og,~ · . John Hln.': C t·o~r ap hy . John ll\N'; E ngli sh, John Hif't' Mr . and Mrs. Huss!'l l Pownall, -·.. Mf'llssa land; Sclt•m'(', Tl',l\'l." NPwlancl. and E MR [)t:•bbk Stnda lr . Wil liam Srnith. was n "C'cntly r lcc tC'd as Student H 11la·r Sch •n<'\' ,\wiir<l , t:d W{"ny; Ar1 , F.d .. P~tn l.aWI'l'n('f'; E n~ I L,.h . Trav b ~~·w Council Preside nt for 1983-84. Following is· a li st of award s: -Meeting postponed • . CIN(' I NNAT I and da ughter-in-law, M1·. and Mrs. Chester Kplzel, Letart, W. Va .; Ross Gerlach. son of Sidney Earl Gerlach, and Carol A . Kay of Leon: Mr. and Mrs . Jimmy Ros9, Grace Ann and Char les Bruc0 Smith; Mr. a nd Mrs. Clvdc Elbert Gerlach, Letart, W. Va .. ; thPir daught<'r Velma Ger lach BuiTis and hN husb and, Pirl; Shetma n Bun-is. L<'tarl; Ray Gurris. Powell; J ohn . E . a nd Barbara BU1Tts, Letart. w.Va.; Mr. a nd Mrs. Harold Burri>. Ch<'ryl a nd Richard , New Haven, W. Va. Also a ttending were Della N011on and Claude Ru ssell. grandchldren of Anne Margarf'l Gerla ch Hof· !man. RoyYa ugPr,a nd,Aian Plants. Happenings 19995 . 29:~95 ~;:~:!~ ~~ 29995 3~:~95 • • and her daughter, Betsy Fowler Cicott and children, Val and Sh awn, Gall ipolis Ferry ; and Pear! Gerlach and Z. B. Medors, Clearwater, Fla . The> Frederick H . Gerlach family was represented by Margaret Gerlach Boyer's c hildren, Thelma Boyer, 1\;!iddleport; Mr. and Mrs. WUiard Boyer, Pomeroy; Mr. a nd Mrs. Bar!)' · Boyer, Kim a nd Aridrew, Edna 'Katherine Gerlacli Hammock and husband, Hokie, and the ir daughter, Dorothy, Kenna, W. Va.; Beulah Gerlach Knappof.Point Pleasant and daughters, Arrietta Knapp Click of MI. Alto; Zelda Knapp of Point Pleasant; Imogene Knapp Herdman a nd husband. Gay. Leon, W. Va .: and Carl Woodrow Gerlach and wife . Violet. Point Pleasant, W. Va. · Those descendants of the HarvP)I A. Gerlach famly Included his sons, Elmer Kenneth and Clyde Chloral and wife. Marjorie, McConncls · ville; Gerald W!Uiam of Clairsville: Wendell Clifford and wife. Mar · garet. Chnjllicothe; Mr. a nd .Mrs. Steven Ged ach, Columbus: Susan Gerlach, ~a ttle, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gerlach and daughters, Tara and AliSon, Middleport . Others attending were the daughter of Myrtle Gerlach Kinze l, Edith, and her son, Levi and his wife, Evelyn Cottageville, W.Va ., a son Nt•wlu n . Hltchll', 1'nw\s Ml'wlun , Torl d \ '! a~' . .Ju!ir• Hawk , Social StucH\'S. Travls N('\\'\un : r ~~· " principal Davict .J anson. The txonf'dlction wa s gtwn by council St."Crf'HH'Y IJN? Daily, who POMEROY - Pomer oy Ch a pt er 80. Royal Arch Mason and Bosworth Council 46. Royal a nd Select Masters will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. There will be election of officers. Officers n•minded to brin g a ll rituals for reassignment. . 1tad10 SALES • SERVICE 1 Valeria Wilson ULLINO CHAIN 8AW The Btggest Name tn Little Computers ® • ' Tnw Lo; •::llthlh KTIWt• chOrus. and several special awards were present!'d In addition to those schedul<'d. Student Council President Bria n Collins gavr thC' Invocation and treasUI<>r Becky Eichinger the Pted g<' of Allegian ce . Th<· welcom - . I SU'ITON - Sutton Township trustees will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., a t the Syracuse Municipal Building. St•l!i•nth I{T tult• Malh, r\ mv Burkhlmt•r: ~'I a! Stud lt>S. l kn~' Kn.\·111;'; Sdt•nc'f', l'lrlcm Dur:'lt: Phys Ed . Triru IJ;irkN: En ~llst1 . M u rll ~ · n R<11100 : Art. Jo(' Y oun~ . and S (>t• I Un~ . H(' ll('<' Kaylor , ing address was givf'n by school TUESDAY R ,\ml'l' lt' lloll IA'Ill\11' ' I Becky Kimes Mikel Young Calendar ,16K Standard Color Computer ransat~llons i\tl l~~ouukn • !t; ('alllur nl.• ~ ILrklano.l . t ll ' l!'\'o ~. tn r l. On/\ JIAI11t .., S(' hn:tulo't l ,_ TRS-80® COLOR COMPUTERS NOW S1QO OFF! F'ranMsn1 1ll ;unm:Lk<'! w~ ....r~~~.\· · ~ .Jcllu!b~afjte1rls~p~rt;n:g:t~r1al;n;in: g;b~u;t:w;a~sl recalled last month . He had no record or saves With the Reds a nd had a2 : 15earned run average inflvP appearances . Sixty-six descendants of Casper and Elizabeth Gerlach attended the sixth annual reunion of the family at the Ma5911 County Fairgrounds May 29. This year the reunion included all branches of the family . A buffet luncheon was served at noon. Guests were registered by Zelda Knapp. Velma Gerlach and Elmer Gerlach p resided at the · business session. . R ecognized were Clyde Gerlach of Letart, W. Va., 87, the oldest descendant present; Grace Gerlach, two, daughter .of J lnnmy and Beverly Gerlach , Ravenswood, W. Va., the youngest; and Susan Gerlach, daughter of Wendell a nd Peg Gerlach, Chillicothe, of Seattle, Wash. who traveled the farthest. The Harvey A. Gerlach f<!JllilY had 36 descendents present m aking it the largest representation, while the Frederick H _ Gerlac h family had 17, a nd the0eoJ1le W. Gerlach family had nine attending. There was a moment of silent prayer in tribute to Lawrence Gerlach whose funeral was the d ay before, and other relatives who died during the year. Representing the Grorge W. Gerlach !amUy a t the reunion were E lsie Gerlach Fowler, Point Pleasant; her son and da ughter-in-law, Mr. a nd Mrs. Marshall Fowler, Morgantown, W.Va .; Betty _Fowler . handed pitcher Inn Southingtor Conn ., was expected to be assignee to Billings, Mont. in the Pion('('r League. Other second·phase players, those previously selected but not signed. selected by the Reds. included Gregg Schitfe lbein , 20, a n ou tfielder from Perry, Kan .; Derrick Richardson, 19, a shortstop tnn Fort Sm ith Ark. : a nd Larry Mims. 19, an outfielder-shortstop from Cedar Rapids, Iowa . In ot he r moves, rflief pitche r Brad Lesley, who has had a shoulder problem. has been sent to indiana polis on a 24-hour recall basis by,the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds said Les ley's spot on the ros ter will be filled before tonight' s game he rewith San Diego. Lesley was sent to the Class AAA .. I ' ' }\ \ Maxson . .James Wilhelm wen' pertorrnf'd. three numtx>rs by lhe EHS mixed Gerlach family has ·reunion, elects officers for year· he watches his new team, the Milwaukee Brewers, during Monday nl~ht's &-7 victory i>ver California. Manning and pitcller Rick Waits carne to the Brewers as part of a live player deal which sent Gonnan Thomas and pitcher Jamie EasU,rly and minor league pitcher Ernie Camacho to Cleveland. ( AP Laserphoto ) a ,-----For Home I WI •II'h l-1 1 ,II i\rlllfliH of' llnu ~l lm o ll ~·an m in l lit ·tnMt 11 . lk;.sh•n" " ! don't see why In the hell they can't run out ground balls. They only have to do It four times a game. I know we've got two or three guys on our club who don't, but they've heard about it. The people of Cincinnati are getting sick of guys crawling to first base," said Nixon. The Reds open a three-game serles tonight with the San Diego Padres. Meanwhile. Kurt St!JiweU, the Cincinnati Reds' first -round pick In the a nnual s umme r baseball draft Monday, has signed a m inor league contractwlththeRedsorganization. The Nationa l League club said Monday that St illwe ll, 18, a short s top who batted .552 this spring for ThOusand Oaks, Cal if., HighSchool, probably wlli be assigned to their Class A club in Bililngs, Mont. \ ',v.· ' Lucille Kimes served as chairman of the event held at the Belleville Locks a nd Dam. She extended thanks to both r iders and sponsors for the s uccessful event. The Brewers built a 9-1 .1ead before California ·woke up with a six-run eighth Inning. Ron Jackson's grand slam chased Milwaukee starter Bob McClure and Bobby Grieb's homer greet,ed Tom TeUrnann. 'llgers II, Red Sox 6. E nos. Cabell hlt· ') solo homer and ·LoU WJtitakei two-run:shot:before Alan Trammell highlighted a fiverun eighth lnrUng with his three-run homer that boosted Detroit past the Red Sox. Dwight Evans and Glenn Hoffman homered for Boston. Orioles 8, Blue Jays I Leo Hernandez ' three- ~n homer and a two-run belt by Cal Ripken Jr. gave Baltimore sole possession of first place In the East, one game ahead of Toronto and Boston . Cliff Johnson homered for the Blue Jays. The game was de layed 45 minutes a I the start <)nd caUedaftera5~- minute wa it in the sixth . EAST MEIGS A formal awards ceremony sponsorro·by the Eastern High School Student Coun · ell recentlv honored the graduating seniors a nd other top students In the upcoming classes at Eastern High School. Several selections by the EHS band under the direction of ' camera. Upset Nixon will continue to chew Reds CINCINNATI !API - Rf'ds Manager Russ Nixon ·says he will continue to chew ou 1hi s players until he sees a s park in the Natlo_n<rl League Wesl'·s cellar dwellers. "Don't get mP wrong, I like the people I deal with," said Nixon Monday afte r berating the team Sunday for successive losses of 1 :~0 a pd &-31o the Houston Ast ros . " I can cuss 'em a nd they don' t take It too persona lly. I think on thP whole our team has hustled this year. But this !sa tough job. gf'<'Z. It' s a bigge r cha lle nge than i thought It would be. "What tformer Mc ts Manager Grorge ) Bamberge r said the other day is lrup: T he rt>'sa lot or suffering In this job. "When I yell at 111<' ball c lub. It' s probably mure for me than It L< for them . I bet tha t only 30 percent of them were listening, If tha i," Page-S Eastern honors seniors and other top students · Young people of the Reedsville area raised $9221n a blke-a·thon for ilie benefit of the cystic.fibrosis fund drive. . Some 21 riders took part In the event with first place honors going to Mike Young, who was presented a cash award of 8: second place went to Becky Kimes who received an AM·FM radio cassette recorder and third place went to Valeria Wilson whOse prize was a disc ALL SMILES IN JUS NEW UNIFORM - Rick Manning smiles as 7, 1983 Tuesday, June Riders ratse $922 by bikes Kemp redeems play with ,winning shot By BRUCE LOWfiT AP Sports Writer For New York Yankees' right fie lde r St0ve K<' mp, the top of the <>lght h was nothing to laugh about but he was aU smiles in the bottom of the Inning. He mls play!'d DomingQ Ramos' fly ball into a triple to help Seattle take a 2-l lead in the top of the eight h Monday night. Then, with the score 2-2 In the bottom of the Inning, he smacked a three-run, inside-thepark homer tha t boosted the Ya nks toa6-2victory. E lsew here In the Amer ican League, MilwaukC<' outlasted Callfomla 9-7. Detroit defeated Boston· 11-6 a nd Ba ltimore beat Toronto P.-1 In a game hailed by rain in the top of the sixth Inning. Oakland's game a t Cleveland was ra !ned out. The Nationa l LeaguP .was ldif'. After R<Jmos' tainted trlpiP a nd Dave Hendrson' s tie-breaking sacrl- The Daily Sentinel· 444 W. UIIIOII , ATHENS St4-3i71 ' �Page-6- The Daily Sentinel P~l*OY ~~~~,Oh~~~----------------------~--------------~T~--~y_,J_w. ___7,__ 1~--i Preceptor, Beta Beta sorority chapter meets Reports on the i983 convention held In Akron were given at the recent meeting ot the Preceptor Efta Beta Chapter ot Beta Sigma Phl Sorority, followlng a picnic at the home of Clarice Krautter. It was noted that Cincinnati will host tile 1~ convention. j3etty Ohlinger presided at the meeting and requested that the program committee function as soon as pos~ble so that the bOoks can be readY for distribution. A country store auction was held wlth June Van Vranken as auctioneer. The social committee served the picnic dinner McKelvy visits Mr. and Mrs. WU!lam McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson, Par· !land, and Mr and Mrs. Marvin McKelvey, Syracuse, have returned from a week 's vacation In Bermuda. The couples were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKelvey of Boston. Isabelle Kelly of Boston was also in the group, The trip was the Bill McKelveys' Christmas gift tD other members of the family. They toured Bermuda on mopeds and enjoyed snorkeling, swtmmlng, and dancing during their week's stay. GffiL OF TilE YEAR - Ubby Sayre was recognized as "Girl of the XI Ganuna Mu chapU,r Beta Sigma Phi sorority recently. ...... \_ ,- \... NEW (wFCERS - New officers of XI Gamma Mu uhupler Beta Sigma Phi sorority st-oen here are l>residc'llt Charlotte llrumlng, Vice President Ruth mme, Con-espondlng Secretary Ubby Sayre and Treasurer Carol Jean !\darns. Births and birthdays in Meigs _ __ Smt'th birth amches In length Mat£>rna l grand mol her Is Rosella Thomson Secoy, Syracuse. Paler na l gra ndparent s are Mr and Mrs J ohn C. Lewis, Northup, Ohio Dillon birthday / Stomper pull set ·-·r- . .. -~ .. M Kh.H::I Smnh Attr,ndlng besides Ihose named were Scali Dillon, Julle Elberield, Grace Prtce. Chester and Teddy Mundry , Paul, Carolyn and Kenny Whal ey. Jennie and Jimmy Starcher. Candy, Amanda and Susie Milhoan. Rick. Connie and Daniel Murphy. Others presenting gifts to Joseph wereOian Hysell, hls grandfather, and Jean King and Peg Buckley lr Mt . .onrt Mrs Mik<' Smtih of MlddlPpol'l. lht' fonnPr Ctndy Smllh . atr' .on nou nelng lhP bortt1 of their fu sl c hlld," son M<1y I at lh<• PIPasa nl Vct llcy liospll al . Arts and Crafts 'l1lf' sf'vPn JXIUnd, four ouncC' Infanl has bi'<'n n.omcd MlchaPI Glenn .Jr M a l ~t nal gt ,ondpw cnts at<' Mt·s. JunP Smilh, Pomc1oy, and Harold Eugm<· Smtih, Norl h Carollna Pal£>1'ndl gTdndpmpnl s ao<' the !alP L<'WIS 1 Sm llh and Ruth Smllh. Middlepo rt Lewt.r btrth Mr ami Mrs Edward Lewis, Syt.JcusP, announce lhr birth of a son , Jonalhan David on Mal' 17, dl Holzer MPd lcal Cenl er The lnf,ml welghPd elghl pounds and lou t .md one·half ounces and me,osm't'd 12 .Joseph Dillon A party was held re<'<'nily honoring Joseph Bradley Dillon, son of Timothy and Pa ula Dillon . on .his second birthday a l the home of his grandpatenl s. Roge1 and Ruth Dillon 1 'At the Chcus " was lh~ theme of tHe parly which lealured a T·shlr1 ra ke with a clown applique made by the honot"-"'' s mol heo Other refr ('Shmenl s aleo wet'(' served . G,om~s wet·e conducted by Bobble P1tot' and Lori Mundt)' lor the chlld1·en and party favors were given In the country's service Hysell Marine Pvt Terry E Hy sell , son of Norma n E and Patricia A Hysell of 331114 Children' s Home Road , Pomeroy , has compleled recruit tra ining al the Marine Corps Rec!'lllt Depol. P arris Island. S.C Du ring lhe ll ·week lralnlng cycle, he learned the bastes or battl<:lleld survival He was lntro· duce<l to the ryplcal da lly roullne that jle will experience during his enlistment and st4dled the personal and professional standards tradlUonapy exhibited by Ma rines . · · He pantelpaled in an active physical conditioning program and galndd proficiency In a variety or A stamper pull Is being sponsored b~ lhe Bashan Fire Departmenl to be held Salurday, June 11. 3lgnup Is at 6 30 p m and pulllng time at 7 30 p m. Trophtes will be awarded In aJI classes. Proceeds will go1 ot he lire department mllllary skills. Including flrsl ald. rifle ma1ksmanshlp and close order dr111 Teamwork and self· discipline were e mphasized throughout the training cycle. Williams Pvt. Robert L Williams, son of WOllam T. WU!Iams of Lisbon and Betty Reed of 321 Condor, Pomeroy, has completed baste training at Fort Dlx, N J. Durtng the training, students received Instruction and drUI and ceremonies, weaspons, map readIng tactics, military courtesy, mUltary justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. ; The Community Wives Club wlll again sponsor an arts and crafts show at the Big Bend Regalia It w111 be a two-day event with space availa ble Inside. For additional Information cont act J ane Coals at 985·4327 or Lila VanMeter at 985-3951 Dance planned Royal Oak Dan ce · Club members have been Invited by the Marietta Dance Club to spend the evening aboard the party boat. "Valley Gem" on June 26. from 8 p.m. untU midnight. Spaces are limited Persons wishing to make a reservation are lo call Gig Powell at 992·2622 Working women SAN ANTONlO, Texas (APJ ~ Researchers have discovered that women who work outside the home have more protectk:m against heart disease than housewives. A University of Texas studyot700 women found that working women had slgnlflcantly higher blood levels of high density lipoproteins (HDL) than women who stayed at home. High t levels or HDL, ~hlch transport a harmful form of cholesterol out of the bloodstream, have been associated with reduced heart disease. f• I kty, June 7, 1983 Ptoe••oy J.\1hldleport, Ohio •• Busmess services- PHONE 992-2156 1k Wntt Do~ty Stot1otl Clmifit<l Dept 111 court st . ,_,.,, Ollio mn 1 ... -....... 11 . .. - ,_.......... ...... , ll M- J an,..,..IIC- • _,.... --a-<1• ,.,..,._f,..,_.., !IJA!1 ......, _ ( ..._ ... el. ,...... ........ ' ' •uiOO IBo l • n r...:u "" sale Jl n 5 1 h "'" • v~•·- • 59 , ,,. s.o. ... , .... .... _... ....... 4 1 ~- ... .... ..... , . , ... ~- llooo- ...... 111•• , 4lf.,.,o ra,,..,., ~'~'•"'"' 1) ...... ..... . "..,, 4 l , ... ~ .."·· """"'' 4 f S10H o lot l'l•n• 1 4 .......... 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IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, MEIGS 'cOUNTY, OHIO HAROLD D GRAHAM, ET AL PLAINTIFF \IS PETER Y MOORE, ET AL DEFENDANT NO . 83-C\1 132 NOTICE BY PUBUCATION TO PETER Y MOORE If ltv1ng TRACT ONE Beg.nn•ng 40 rods south from north corner of Seeton 8 then ce south on Sectton ltne 3886 to the m1ddle of Pomero y Ha~r•sonv1lle road thence alonq the m1ddle of the road south5 4 'h degteeseast 122 4 teet thence along the mtddfe o f the road south 46 'h degrees east 368 teet to the tnter sec t1on o f K tngsbury Pomeroy Har rtsonvdte road then ce along the mtddfe oJ Ktngsbury road North 79 3f.! degrees P.ast 128 5 feet then ce no rt h 22 deg east 15 75 2 Jeer to Blnck Wa lnut tr ee 1 2 tnches d tame ter thence nann 2 2 deq east 3 102 fee t to the m1ddle o f cross tow n'lhip road thence atong Th e mtddle of Satd road nort h 168 5 feet the nce nort h 21 ''1 degrees wes t 234 Jeet th ence nort h 26 deQ west 166 JeP.t to the nonhwest corner oJ Marshal 1 2 acre trqct thP.nc;e west 680 teet then ce sou th 660 feet thence west 1 feet to the placP. of beq,nntnq con tatntng 148 7 acres be The same rn ore or less TRACT TWO Sttua ted m Fractton 13 Town sm p 7 44 906 Range l 4 beqtnn nq at th e OPEL P M ILLE R d ltv tnq whose address tS unknown +I north P.ns t rorner o l FrdLi tOn 13 thence sou th about 80 rods deceased 1he unknown he1rs to the nort heast corner of one devtsees leqatees admtniSifil tore; Axoc uto rs and/or ass q ns acre fat of R M Frt>n c.h thf'nCf' north 78 deo we st flhOll l 40 of Opel P M 1ller deceaserl DE SSIE M PLEASANT d rods to the sou thFast corner of 15 '1, acres uf Et1a Dav1s liv1nq wh oSP addr~ss 1S un thence north 6 deg P.rt!'it 19 known 11 dccea<;ocf the un ron s 1 2 11nko thence north 3 known he1rs devtsees IP.Qa tees at1 rn'n 'str.1tors exeuc to1s dPq Past 32 rods thf-•ncr> nof\h 2 dr! ~=J rees Pas t 5 r nd ~ tll Pnce and /o r ass,gns o1 Dess1e M fl orth east ~ 'l roas to the north P(easilnt clP.ceaSPcl ORPHAJ PRI N CE whose last lnlfl o t sa 1d fr JC!IOn th encf' eas t 2!:> rods to the plate ot known address tS At 1 Bo~~: 75 bP.Q1nnmq conra' n,no 1A acres DavtSville W Va 26 14 2 bo the samn rnorP or less LAU RA J GU N DERSO N Except n two ilCr8 tract wh ose fast known address 1S At conveyed to I ruman D1xon l Stoddard W 1 54658 A P FI SHER d ltvmg wh osP Volume 1£16 parw 537 Deed Records M e1qs Cou nty Oh10 ,tddl ess tS unknoV'.n 1f de S1 tua ted 1n Tow no:;h,p ol ceas ed tne un k:n own hetrs Sc1pro County ot Mf'nlS anc1 rlev1sees legat ee~ r1dmtn1s1ra tor::; rJ<flCu lo rs -tndlor as s~o ns State o f Ohm tn wtt of A P F1 she 1 rl eceil sed Cornm en c, nq 1n th e c m i t ~ r of You arP hereby not1 l eJ thdt what IS known as th r> Ktn'Js bur 1 vou have been named rlclend road an d at thf' sou thvv ~ t ants 1n a legal act10n ent tied cor ner of J trac t nl tanci wh1 ch G1ah;;u n et 011 was own ed by Harvey Coen Haro ld 0 Pla,nr,ff s vs Pe te r Y MoorP. et thence north Sflven ty·l hrf!f!! 7 3) at d€1fendants Th 1s act on h<ts rods and twclvr!! 12 ) feet to (on bePn ass+qned Case No 83 CV ctyr eed corner therocr east 132 and 1S oenchnq 1n th e twenty ftvf' (251 ro d~ ,md ten Common Plr>as Court ot Me, qs ! 10) fee t to thr. cornrr o11onds Cou11 t\ Oh10 Pomf'rOy Oh10 owned by Roc;s Bor 1n11 thencr 45769 SQr1l h alonq '> r1trl ltnf' sPVenty lhP. obr oc t ol the Complil1n1 three (13) rnd s (tnd tw f'IVP. 1121 15 d n,ltl!tton <JC!Ion ro ncflrn tna fr>et t)JCk to the center of SJtc1 Otf ,jf)fl o'lolS I IOh t ~ <lnff IU QLJIPt K1nqsh1 1fy ru.Jri lh(nce Past t1tl" to 011 nnd rws rtqh ts alonq s.:url road fourtf't'n {14) rods to th p ro tner at IJnds now owned by Crn•n !ln<l Fo enc h thence west .tlonq sate! Cof'n <tnd Fren ch ltn" 1orty (40) 10ds thPn cfl north I vc (51 ro n ~ 10 th n otarr> ot hi"C'ttnntn(] ron t,1rnmn fi ft een II 51 acres morf" or tess ilnd t)fll nfJ ,, Sflcton Number E1qh t (Bl ,\tso the tol low1nr; drscrtbt J n>,rl estot r> ,n f own sht o of Sc p1 o Cou 'li Y of M e,os and ~td l f' of Uh10 find 1n 5Pr.tuori Number A Town •7 Ranqe 14 of tlrf' Oil tO Company s Pur ch 1Sf' anrl bnundf!l1 'lnrl des cr1bCC1 c~ s tol lnws to w•t Bf:!q nn1nq at lhP sout hWPS t cornf'r nl :-tlot nf lanrl hf'longtnq 10 Clll ur!t~ H GL:u e <1i so po.n! 1n th {_• ptrblu.. ronct leJd 1nn hom H r~rf!sQnvtllfl to K111qo;bury thf'n t f' 1n ,, wes t<>rly rlnf'cl!nn alonn sa1cf road lh 1rty rods 10 a stn kf' tlwn(" at r1qht nnqles north a dtstanv"' at 12 7 rods to 1 h1ckory tree l hcntP dt rtQh T anqlo s P.as l t>O tocts to ~ larqP Ch (• S(IIU t !I F'~' POint lfllhC west f1nP of lands o f Ra\1 Afku P and othfl!<; th en ce south 2b rods 15 I PO l on S~ II CI WF.St l1ne Of ~<Hd Alkuf' land to thP northeasl cOfll!'r o f a lo t of lanrl"'vvnf'd bv Ross Bor 1nq thencfl 1n .1 we:fr>rly chr t:OIIOII on the nort h liM ot the land s of smrl Ross 80I111.Q and lhf' lands o f (l,lude H Gla:tf! 59 rods anr1 10 feAt to th f! northwe" t rorn f'r ol Gla!A s l<tnd thcncr SOul h on th t' WPSI ImP ~I Sillf1 'CI,tu<le H Gldlf! land 73 rod ~ 12 ff'rt to tt1e n1.1te ot hcqtnntnq con tat n 1nq o~bou1 tht rtY f30) acres rnore or tess Ttif! ahovP two p<u cpls betnq Depend on lhl! lacy dress to nut ot Par cel 3 of deed recorded 10 Volume I 87 Pi1Qf'l flaMer y{lu all year long' Just lwo Pieces a lronl and 54 3 M e•gs Coun Ty Deed back 101 !hiS graceful, llow10g Records the IOIIOWin(l r1flSCfthed dtess Ctochet 1! '" a ba~c 01 rrmtAlsoes tate tu ated m SctpiO bnghl colot of 3·ply l10genng f ownsh tp M9te,gs Coun ty Ohto lya10 PaMern 7226 mes 32·34. oounded tdnrt dcSCflbCd as 36·38 Included loltows S2.58 lo1 each paMe10 Add Commf!ncmg m thf' cen ter of 501 each patte10 lo• postage the HamsonviiiC .and Kmosbury and handl1n1 Stnd to: road on the ltne between th e lanrts now Oi fo rmerly ownAd Allct · -O.,t Neodlttllft . l 4 ·; bv H ~ Coen and Vada M Coen and Colonel Alltu p 1n Sec t1on 8 Townshtp 7 Ran qe 14 of the OhtO Company s . . 113, Oli tMilll $11., NIW Purchase 1n SC1010 Townsh•P Yl!ll. NY IOIU. Pritot liMt, thence m a nOrtherly dtrecllon Atkl.... z;,, ,....., ....... along sa•d lme between whatts Ves'l wantto see morwafts, send now Or formerly H L Coen and me y{lur new 1983 NHDLECRAFT Colonel Alk•r e and land now or CATALOG 150 deste~s. 3 lree formerly owned by Ray Alkue 75 rods and 14 '11 fe et to t'tn patterns 0~ 50 agreed p(>tn t then ce tn a IIU CIWT $. .$2.00 IICII All .... •d Cllllttt-add 504 westerly d•lect•on 35 rods 3'11 feet to an agreed pornt thP.nr;e - · lir ,...... 11111 Undliftl, 1n a sou ther ly dtrec!lon 73 tods 135olllllll Clllllll 0. l'llldt 12 feet to the center of the 134-14 Qtoirlllldlilo Qtollb Harrrso nv.lfe and Ktnasburv llJ.f........ Qtoiltiite road thence tn an easterly 132-QIIII~· 35 rods 3 1h feet to the IJO.Swllllr(.....Siasl&-56 dtrectton place of begtnmng co nta1n1n g 121-r...r. ,...,. Qtoiltl aoo Elegant Dress. 7226 The Daily Sentinel 32 1 100 -· .,.,,_ 116 CMor• lhuCl oM <N JU a...,..., o... ...,.,. 0•-' ''' tU 111 l'l'oln wo r42 "' ISQ.,.,.ollto~lo"l U•lo l & - fo \JP IO I, Wouh -M a... .... f ..,. lll•co, . flwo- c..... 116321 •' -............ Otrotl.. - - lllfH""''"_...., S. oU, ,. _ , _ U p r o l~-oto ,. ........ ·~ ",.._, ... l- 71J ...._ ,,. ..... a.- I l l .....,,._ IM ~UJ lvft • :!:: acres more or less LEGAL NOTICE Be1ng parcel 4 of deed Nottce +S hereby g1ven that record ed •n Volume 18 7 page Coal Power Inc of No 3 5 43 M etgs County Deed Country Lane Route 1 Shade Reco,ds Oh10 4 5776 has subm1tted a Also the followtn g desert bed Permanem Program Perm1 t real estate sttuat ed 1n To...... nsh•P Mod,f,cat ton Apphca hon to th f. of Sctp1o County of M e•gs and Oh1o Deoartmen t of Natural State of Oht o Resour ces Otvts,on of AectaBounded on the north by t he mat,on 1n orriAr to hrt nq permtt pu b!t c ht:.,hWay 1n the tntersec D 00 4 9 1nto complia nce IAI!h lion of the Ktnas burv road and the Permanent Proqram The the land s of Eltza Warne' 1\!~t~t~ on the eas t by the lands ol M F ' properw:s aff ect ed by th1s m1n1ng opcra tto n are owned by French on the wes 1by lanr1 s of Edward and Ruby Baer and Peter Y M oore and be1n g the Janet Gr ueser The m1n1ng sa me land conveyed 10 the satd operilt10n 1s tn Sf!Ctton 2 Sunon A P F1sher by Th elma Dent and Townsh1p Metgs County Oh1 0 Axel Dent bv deed dated 8 Julv 192 7 and record ed tn Volume and 15 lo<.;aled sou th of County Road 30 and we!';! ol thP. 131 page 268 Deed Reco rds M e tg s Co u n tv Oh10 and tntersec t,on of County Ro ad 30 further oy deed fr om S R Evans and Twp Road 202 The p•operty 15 located on thP. da ted 1 7 Oct 1928 recorded Chester .Ouadranqle of the 7 5 m Volum e 13 4 page 2 11 deed rf'lnute USGS Tapa M ap A record s Mo tg S Coun ty Oh1 0 Sad tract of land conta1n1ng copy of the apphcat,on tS on lr le onA hOnrlred ac.rf's more or nt the office o f th e Me1gs Coun ty Recorde r M etgs less Save and except 1 5 acres County CourthousP. Pomeroy sol d to Claud f' Glaze (Vol 139 Ohto Wntlen c:ommAn ts ob page 585) 30 acres sold to JeGttcns or requests lor ,n fo1 Dana Turn er /Vol 146 Oaofi! ' mal co nfe1ences on th •s.applt 50) and 16 acres sold 10 Ross Ci:IIHJn 111oiV be sent to th e Bortnq sard tr ac1 has been Dtv1S1on at Reclamatton Faun tran sferrPd but h,1s no t been l atn Square B u~<dtnQ 8 3 Columbu s Oh10 d322 4 recor ded It 1S th e 1ntP.nt of th1 s dP.ed lo convey the rcma+nde r of th1s 161 7 14 21 28 41c !IOICI he1nq 39 acrP.S more or less Public Notice Refrrence bc1nq made to deed recorded 1n Volume 183 PdW 233 M ettJ'i County Deed PROBATE COURT OF !~ eco rd s fhe pr rver ol satd co m ptatnt •s that thP ahovP desmoetl 01 1Jnd gos r,qht s be pC~rttltonP<f th<l t the 1nteres ts be sr.t off or or dered sold II 1t canot bf' parilt loned nnct tor ~1 110 wanc e of alt orn''Y fp p<; i'lnrt costs hcretn You are rflQIJired to ;ms wm thP co mpl;:unt wun1n twen ty p,q ht dJv'> aftP.r thr last publ1car,on ot , th15 no ltce whtch wtll bP pub ltshe('! oncP. each wPek for "' x consccu t vc V>. eeks I he last ou bi+CC!t'on wilt he mac1P on July 5 19A1 ilnd l hP t w en t y P.tO h l rl<Jys f o r Jnswet will co mmence on tha t rla tf! In casn o l vour latiUJP. tn an swer' or othPtw'c." rf! spond ns rP.Qtllrf•d hy the Oh+O Rules of C1vlf P1or.e durc 1udqrnont bv (l ctaul t wtll be rPndr>red d(j<ttnS t vou lor th e 1ehel rlf'manflfl(f 1n I he compi;Jt nt Larry ( SpPncP.r (lf'rk of Court s M e,qs Coun rv Co rn.-non Pleas Cour t Oatt!d M ilv ?fi 1983 1513 1 161 7 14 21 281/i 5 6tc Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE 83· 734-TP-60 1 Nnt11-:e IS h1>1f' ilv q v~>n that thf' PubftC Utlfl\lf'S Cnmm <;<;1011 of OhtO h,1 s on t ~, n..vn lnt ltiliiV I'' OJ)PIH'rl 111 tflVPSI qaton !C.Jsf' ·No A:1 71 4 rP COl) to (if'trrm111f' whf'lhf'r np110ndl nil f)Pak 1011<; rrv11 r :~c; wel l fl'• th ~ toll l rf'f' r>nlf' HJ I ncy servtCf'S I':<:J IIIn\1 pl,m ~'a( h now 1nstttuted only on ,ln "~<rtf'rt nlf'n till hitS!<; Llfl Hili Sh01Ji r1 be mnd" Pf'r n1dnf'n t 'o'rvtCf> otf c11nqs Opt,Onflt oft D• Jk toll Sf'fVIrt... 1<; " rhc.< oun tN1 to ll otlertnfl I hilt Ill lows i1 r tJStfl lltPr su tJscrt l) tnq tn 11 to c,Jfl f' ~~; r hamtf'S Wl!h1n d 1 Prta1n rlt<:: tancP; at ht <> ~ t hf'r Pxchannf' r~t t1mes other t h,H1 8 d m to 3 p rn wPekday s i11 <;Pt ril tr!<; tor the l 1rst hour nnr! i!Jr t~rle1•ttOn ,11 15 m1nu tP Pf'l oOrls lot d rlt:- r oun t Iro n , lh" toll <;f'hf'Cillr Thf' tnfl fn'l-! 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CommiSSIOn h.ts 1nV1t P(i the hhnq o f wrtt11'!n commt"n ts (an o~+qtnat and 1') f'C' l1'"SI on thiS TOPIC by land I flt' lf'IPphone co moontes dS wt::ll ns all othe1 all 1nt e•f>s iP.d per sons tn ckrd tn(j hut not lJm tted 10 sub<:cr1b ers Sil d cnmmpn t ~ to b.-. lilf'd w1th ltlP Dockettnq Dtvts,on ol th e Cornm ,ssJon 3 7 5 South Ht!lh Strt"'f' t Cohrmhus Oh10 -1 32 15 no tater than F11day JlJIV 15 t 983 A none;>~haus t1ve lis t of qrtest,on s wh11h the Comm,Sston cons,ders reiP.vant tO lh1S tnqutry IS SCI fOrth 1n the Comm1SS10n s Mav 25 1983 Entry co o,es o f whtch are dv tui<Jble upon wnt len rf'Quest to thr> Docket tnq DMStOn A Publi c heanno on th1s m<~tl e l w+ ll be hf'lld on-Wednesday JLily 2 7 1983 <.tl IOOOam atthr" olf•ces of the Cornmtss,on 375 South HtQ h Stref!t Columbus Oh,o 4 3215 wt th Th ursday and Fn day July 2 8 and 29 1983 rese rved for ltt rther hr•annq only tl necessary Furt her .nlorm at, on may be Obta1 ncd by address tn(l a wn t tan tnq ut ry to Mary Ann Or onsk1 Secretary The Public Ulll!l tes Co mm1SS10n o f Ohto 3 75 Sou th H1gh Street Colum l)uS Oh10 43215 THE PUBUC UT1LniES COMMISSION OF OHIO By. Mery Ann Orllnold, -.rv )11)7. he ---, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF GAIL P BUCK DECEASED eNo 24111 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY 011 May 16 1983 m th e MP.JW Cou.n ty Proba te Court CdsP NQ., t21l 1 11 Addtc R c.. Buck 33 120 Ch ddrun s Home Rn Po mP. rOy Oh10 4 5 769 wa s appo tn tPd fx.ecutrt x of · !he rst mP nf Gail R Buck de ceased latP o f 33 120 Ch,ld rr>n s Hom" Act Pomeo ry OH "( atd SaleS Septic Systems Water, Gas, Sewer & Eltetric Cable Lints 1 femole lrloh Setter, 6 puppies for good home. Coli r-----~-......,. 814-258-1749 RADIATOR SERVICE w. - Nplir 11111 re- --We-- - 'I JIIIDII Custom Wekfina-Certified Small Plumbinc Jobs (lortdtd & ltconstd) ....._. add bol81ld rod out,... clllorl. We lll8o rllplllr Gal Tria. PAT HILL FORD 992-2834 992-2196 Pomeroy, Ohio Mlddlepl>rl, Ohio I tl tfc 6-2 I mo pd PERSONAUZ~D POOLS PHONE: 1-304-773-5634 Menon, Vinyl & Aluminum H. L. Writesel MIXED breed odult dogs, 6 SIDING ROOFING months old puppiea and cats. fr. . Ito good home Call BISSELL . SIDING CO.. •Vinyl liner •Fibtrclass •Stainless Steel W. Va. C. L. Kitchen 4 27 1 /NI t?OO Public Notice Public Notice undP.rly1ng the foll ow,ng des · enbed real estate Suuated 1n TownshtP of Scrp10 County of Metgs and State of Oh1o Slxleen and ............ 24 5 151 l fi MH Aop• • I J UltiM!!I< OIW Public Notice wh ose address 1S unknown ~f deceased the unltnown heus dev,sees legatee s ad rntn ,s tr a tors executors and/or ass•gns of Pet er Younq dec UZZ lE MOORE tl , hvtng whos e address s un kn ow n If dece ased the unltnown hc tr s dev•sees teqatees adm n1str a tors execu tors and /or i'lSStgns o f L1121e Moore dece ased FRED R M OORE If IIVtn ~ whnsr fi'lst known addres s IS At 1 DavtS1111Ie W Va 26 14 2 1f decea$ed thP. .I_Jfll(nown hens dev•sees lpyatees LJdm1n stra tors execu tors and/or asst gns of Fred R Moore deceased BES SIE MOORE who se last known address 1S At l D;Ms vtlle W Va 26142 JOHN L MOORE wh os~ last known adrlrP.ss 1S 14 96 W Four th Stree t Su nn yv 1ew Tra+ le• Court M ans freld Oh•o t iJ JU 4 t f or ! u .. Public Notice ,,.. c- •,• :! :~::~·;:: "'"''-"'"'" 1 - - - - - -- - - - - - - --j l l l_ot _ e • Hoy . Go e ur ee a.M .. ..... c__.. .... . c .... ,, . SU 41Wonoodoollono CII'Io••~ / " / /"H III J: lol t , , ,.,.,., ' ",111111/f ~ nv •.,. a•wo I N II , , . .... ..........u ..... .. : I ln •., / ot rl IHIJl••• ' "' t•r lh •• ,.11 ........""'" a 55 I IIHI ... Iw ...... ~ '":-_ -··lfll•c :t s. ........ ... , ootG., It H ... n ~· Backhoe Service lt l'lt.ll ~ rr ao: ""'• ~• •d ~ ,, ...,.., o -....... lJ U <ol>~• ... ,.,.., too Sol~ llflfmti!WS. ... l 41 w -u l-"'llll l!i lou I. .. ,.._. • u I!'> khoolo ll ll .,loo l~ j, .. )1 ~- ........ 1 Y 1 o~ h lo ~Of! on O""lft(P I 11 11 Trencher & l)lt,., ......._. ,.... ., •• • a.........., I'"'~··~-·· li>U.>IIUowiWI ~. - Alllypes of 11101 WOrt new or repair, gutters and downspouts, gutter clean- "Beautiful, Custom Built Gara&es" inc and paintinc. st0111t for free sidinltstimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. All Worl Guaranteed "Free Estimates" doors and Windows. Call Call: 949-2263 .No Sunday Calle Or 992-2791," , ). II tt c ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY c,O>J'>··· Slz.. from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' lnsulatd Doc Houses 54 Misc . Merchandise SALES & SERVICE U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Authorized John Deer, New Holland. Busll HOI Farm Equipment D11ler Farm Equipment Parts & Service CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofing & Siding Co. Roote l lone Bottom. OH. 457.43 985-4193 or 992-3067 AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE • Lowest Rates Around •Friendly Servie SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY Pomeroy, OH. VALLEY Call 843-5425 522 • 21\lc mo ~ NEW HAVEN. W. VA. For all your wiring needs, furnaces re·' pair service and installation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-319!5 $2 75 PER TON MIN 6 TON PHONE 304-273-5555 304-273 -5303 5 12 I mo 4221mo pd SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING 742-2328 AT All !lakes end Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Se1111ce Available 37 tf( ULTRA ClEAN CLEANING SERVICE Dry Foam ExtractiOn Motltod. Carpel ond Upfiolsi•IJ Cleamnc. ROOFING AND HOllE MAINTENANCE 'Rool1n1 of oil types Restdenttal & Commemal 'Gutlers & Downspouts •storm Wtndows & Doors FRH ESTIMATES 20 Yurs Elpeuence TOM HOSKINS GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. lndustnal Commerc1al. Resrdenttal, Intenor and [xtenor lleop Cl1111od · Short Dry1111 T1me Use same day Anll reso1l . Delerl""ll el'rofoss10"'l Spot Removal Ser· ., ofiOO< Str1ppmc. Pa1nt1ng Sandblasttng Waterblastmg Parktng lot Stnppmg Spray Pamtmg Te,.;ture Coatmgs Flllly lnsurtd- Free Estumates Seahnc. w,,. m& Buffin& •Will & C~l101 Clean1111 6Commerc111 Wmdow Cleanm& free Estlfl\ltes on 1lt Serv1cH Insurance Work Wtlcome Ph. 7.42-2834 or 949-2160 5.20 t mo 11d aom~c· Headqua rs for MINE RUN Call R1ck Hovatter 992 -2606 61 t mo lractors.~ STRIP • Ma1ntenan<::e COAL O'DEU ntrE VAlUE lUMBER 2o400 £Jsltm Avo PH 4-46-7126 ~24 I "" $3()00 A TON PH. 992-2280 ~ __.. SERVICE STATION 992-9932 54 Misc . Merchandise FREEZER SALE CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ..... 1235.95 8 Cu. Ft. .... '285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... 1418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... 1472.95 ~ Roger Hysell GARAGE HOME REPAIR St. Rt 124, Pomeroy, OH. Down Spouts Windows - Doors n 1~ ? mo d Wnte your own ad and order by mad Wtth th•s coupon Cancel your ad by phon e when you 9et r esults Monev not refundable Also Tronsmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 For "All" Your Repairs .. Home "free Esttmates" . Call: George Gum Ph . 992-5433 5 t6 lmo GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL! 20% OFF Our low Everyday Prices Unlil Stock Is Sold. BAILEYS SHOES 322 No. Second St. Mtddleport, Ohio-45760 CARPENTER SERVICE , -Addam and ,.,_w"''l •Insurance Work -Conawto -"' - Plumbing and olocttkal wotli •Custom Pole Bldgs & Garages oRoof10g Work eAlummum & Vonyt S1dmgs --ng and uo-• wotli ( FrM Estimate•) 15 Yeart. Expenence V. C. YOUNG Ill GREG ROUSH PH 992 -7583 or 992 -2282 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio I I I I !I( II ;'If) tic ~ Lost and Found Coli 614· 256- t550 8 Public Sale & Auction THE 3 types, 2 colors iROPHY John's Auto Sales We sell quality used cars KING 1-614-446-4782. Gallipo- PLAQUES· ENGRAVING . ~ 614-992·2181 --" 320 Jericho Rd . J-304-675-13 Real Estate General Th ese cash rates .n c tude d1scount FOR SALE 18 FT. WltD CAT )Wanted )For Sale ) Announcemen1 1For Rent II IH 19, 10 PRICE REDUCED - Beaut1lul bnck. thrf'i! bedroom home Famtly room w/ftreplace, cen !rat aor drapes & eQuipped kitchen ~tuated on over I acre m Baum Add1t1on Owner anx~us lo sell, make us an of. fer 1t ll 13 14 15 16 TRAVEL TRAILER Cl1peted, bathroom with shower. cas or elect. refn&. furnace, & lot. Wiler heater, r111p, sink. ps, tltct .. or battery lichls. sl"ps 6. excellent condition. · $2.700.00 or Best Offer PH.992·3006 s 16· 11!10 MEIGS EXCAVATING 7 •Bulldozer & Back hoe Service •Bal8mBntS •Footers •Landlcaping •Driveways •Fann Ponds PH. 742-2407 Or 742·2<>t!, mo liS, 3 Announcements SWEEPER and aewmg me chine repatr, parts, and 1Uppli.. P1ck up and delivery. Oavta Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd Call 446·0294 Gun Shoot Rutland Ameri can Legion 1 p m Sun , May 22 . Absolutely factory choke guns only BIG Bingo tour, Cherokee. North Carolina . 20 games at 16,000 games 18 ~ JO Jl 37 JJ 34 JS Mall This Coupon with Rer,nittance The Dally Sentinel 111 court st . Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 PULLINS EXCAVATING TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE -Dump Trucka -Lo·lloy -Trencher -Water CALL: TERM INIX INTERNATIONAL -Sew..-Oeo Uneo -Septic Syatema At Our lllw Pl1oiie llurnbtr LAIOII ., 5-13 I • 4 jackpot Final jackpot cova· roll '60,000. June 17th · 19th 1983 150 perperoon Includes uansport•tlan & hotel. CALL LUCAS TOURS. Chorleoton, 304· 3411-71142 Complote Aucttoneer Ser vice Also do appra11als Ucenaed &. bonded to sell Households. farm furnish · lng• &. Real estate Over 26 yean expenence 1n buvrng & selling new. used & on11que furntture 614 -992 6370 01by A Martm AUCTION o ~ery Saturday night . 6 p m Mt Alto Au c tion Barn Comugn monts taken every Saturday 1 00 1111 sale t•me Emma Bell Au ctmeor 304 428 · B177 9 Wanted To Buy ktnds, call Konneth Swam . 446 -3169 or 2 5 6 19 6 7 rn the eventngs ,. 992-3326 S 13·1 mo ANY PERSON whO hoo 1111ything to give owov end doea not offer or 1nempt to offer any other thing for Nil may piece an 1d In thla column . There will be no charge to the advertlnr. 3 pupo Coonhoundo . Coli 448·3897. 2 doge- 1 CoHie ond t Oarmon Sheph.,d bath moto. 3 FrN klttono. Coli 814-388-8348 . 3family June6-7 · 8 9to4 Baby clothes , mlaaea clothes, lata of mise Items 1041 % S 2nd Middleport 1976 Chevy Impale 4 door low mileage , good cond1 · from lion 11,575 Call 446 · 1569 or 446 · 3547 160 June 9 ' 3 family yard ule Thurs. & Fr1 • June 9 & 10 Cardone Reatdence . 6th St • Racme Mens, women a, boys & gtrla clothes , toys games. books, furmture & etc 9 a m to 4 pm Yard Sale June 8 & 9 16 Belmont Or • Gellipolta Clo thtng , shoes , stera, and tables 8 - 4PM Yard Sale Wed 9 111 6 Nune1 uniforms 11ze 12 & 14. sohd oak hall tree baby clothe a, 11de ralls for ptck up truck . other items 6th house on 0 J Wh1ta Ad June 6 througtl 10 S•• miles f'tom Chester on Rt 248 Four famtlies 01gBntlc yard ula Spon sored by Chotter LtUie League Thur1. & Frl • June 9 &. 1 0 from 9 ·.t at Che11er Ftre House Rein or Shme Yard Sate 1 m ile east of'Ru:. Grande on old Rt 36 Wed Thura & Fn 9 OOAM to 7 OOPM Very large selec tlon of many 1teme Csrport Sal& June 8 - 9 ~ 10 11 9 a m to 6 p m Clothing. same new pot tery. chtna . glassware - some old . Avon&: m1ac ttems Joe Connolly re11dence old At 7 by Clines Fruit Farm Look for 11gna 1- - - - - - - - - - thtu June 15 9AM til 6PM 1--- -- - -- - -Movmg Sale 413 4th Ave ., Kanauga June 8 thru 11 16, 9AM tti6PM Bedroom 1 u 1tes , Chma cabmets dtn · mg room su tte , sewtng machme Backyard sale-175 N 3rd Ave Mtddleport Thursday Frtday, Saturday Childrens c lothes . toys . furniture house bricks etc P'hone 1-- - - -- - - - - - Garage Sale 38 Vmton Ave Gell 1poha Thurs & Fn June 9th & 1Oth. 9 t~l 6 614 992 ·3120 ·PfPieas'&'ri'i ... 1----".----".-'-'----- 3 Fam1ly Yard Salo Cloth mg . & Vicinity furmture . toys mtac Ap pro• 4 m1lea out Bulavtlle Rd Thurs & Fn 8 00 BASEMENT sale. from June 6 11 at 99 Burdette Add• liOn, Pt Pleasant All ktnds of things 4 00 Yard Sale 340 Thtrd Ave , Galltpohs June 9 10 · 11 12 Gatago and movmg sale , Fmt~v Sevorol Fomtly Yard Sale Thurs & Fn 9 Ill 5 51 Garf1eld A~o Gall tpolls Gold , Siluer Yard sale Juno 7. 8 . 9 Rt 1 Bo• 172 Camp Conl e y If ratn canceled 9 30 ttl 1 GRrage Saht Fnday & Satur dav Wayne Ruasol r8s1 donee Butav1lle Ad . 9 to 1 J famtly yard sate. 9th and 1Oth 153 Mam New Haven Clothmg kno cks typownter B1g Yard Buck Atd ge Apt 48 Tues & Wod Lo ts of now morchond1se cheap Yard ond Garnge S u!e Out G eorges Cretlk Ad 1 mile First and Socond hOllSOS o n M cC ull'fl Ad . Wed only 9 to Back yard sole roar 404 M111n St Pt PI Wed Thur & Fn 8th & 9th & 10th Can e •t ratn f----------- 12 614 -446 0175 Situatton s Wanted Wen ted toba cc o planl !l Coil 1 25 sa cle pla st1 c car mod els . mu!lt be unbu!lt pre furnuure , gold, 11lver dol · Iars wood 1c e bo•es stone Jara . antiques. et c . Cam plate household s Wrtte M 0 Miller Rt 4 . Pomeroy. Oh Or 992 -7760 Shop , M i ddleport Opening f or on oldorly man or w o man m mv h o mo R eas o nable rat es. good e x pertence 614..667 6 3 29 o r 667 ·3402 H11ve vacan cy for etdorly person room board & laundry 614 992 602 2 18 Wanted to Do W11l do wall papenng paint tng (mtonor & e11.teriorl houso clean mg. also out at de w ork Call 446 45 2 8 or 446 9 623 Experi en c ed mother w11l bobv stt Monl s tnc ludod pl enty of TLC CAll anyt1m e u•Cttl)t Sund tly 446 -7636 WILL mow yArds & co meter tos m Pt P18asanl area 304 ·675 6B3B Pmanulal 21 Busmess Opportun1ty I NOTI CE! THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO ro r: ommenda that y ou do bu smosa With pooplo y o u know . and NOT' to Bond money through the mo ll until you have invest•· gated the otfertng Ch.ntn s8W 111nd man for htre W11l remove trees , lags. ate Reasonable Darrell , 304 EqUipment t o lltllrt your own small buarneu at home, flea markets , or shop Small tn~estmftnt groot potential Serlou s tnqumos only Cell BB2 · 2429 446 3381 13 Country Carryout for 111118 by owner , Upper Rt 7 1n K111naugo Ohio Call 446 - Insurance 992 · 3476 kn1 c k Yard ule Rt 2 at V Pt Pleesant Thurs & Fndny E\lorythtng num Gold and Stiver pr1 ce s , _ _ _...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ are the htghest 1n rwo year s. I'" check our prices on yold & atlver scrap rewelry Buytng 11 Help Wanred Q)d co ma , sc rap nnga & stlverware D 1ulv quotes avatlable Also c otns & co m HELP WANTED Full or P11rt suppl!os tor ulo Spnng t tmo Call 9 to 9~ 446 -2156 Valley Trad1ng C o . Spr ing Vallev Piau 446 · 802 5 or N Rud 5 sonous abol lt work 446 8026 1ng p6oplo to toach ond sell Tn C h ern crnft product!l W e pay cash f or h1to mndRl Part llmtl o r full t1me No cl ean u sed CIH S expcno n cfl noc oss nry Great Frenchtown Car Co n d~a n c omont progrAm Re· B11l Gene J o hnson g1onnt managur wtll be mter 446 0069 vt ew1ng ot tho Holly Hill Motel US 35 m Jac kso n Dtamonds, gold bands ciiJss June 10 Call 614 - 286 · nngs, stlver cam s 10 14 2135 Juno10 after 12 Noo n karat scrap JOWorly T11wn oy for appotntment or write Tri Jewertera, 2nd Ave Goth Chem P 0 Box 2265 Co· polls 446 161 5 lumbu s Oh 43216 468 · 1997 June Y11rd S11le 8 & 9 .. N01t Av~ Galltpohs off o f 4th Platt Pay cash for Used M o bile Home or Trauef Tnul o r Call ond S.nturdav 10 & 11 9 4 , 192 Ill Pa<k Dr Pt Pleasant 1 Buy~ng 2192 or 446 9171 SANDY AND BEAVER In· Wanted to buy New. used & ant1que furniture Will buy 1 ptece or complete hou se holds Call Osby A Martm 614-992 ·6370 Wanted -dead calord TV ' s Not over 10 yeara old 614· 949· 2994 -lf no answer call back ClEAN .crap elum~nuiTJ 30 cent alb alao buying can& 20 cents lb Lfrl State Salvage surt~n c e Co has offered servtces for f•re tnsurance c overl'llge tn Gallie County for almost 1 century Farm, home and penonal property coverages are ava•lable to meet indtvidual needs Con · tact Rey Wedemeyer , agent 22 M onay to Loan HOME LOANS 10'11% fixed rate Leader Mortgage . 77 E Stata , Athens Oh1o 1 -614 592 3051 or 1·800 · 341 Phone 388 · 8249 6664 tn Oh10 Are vou paying to much tor your hoapttal -heelth 1nsu· ran e e Call Carroll 23 Snowden . 446-4290 Professional Serv1ces 304-623· 6872 18 Wanted to Do PAYING cash for comics and paperbackl, buy. sell or trade Contact Chester. 304-676-6239 General Haul10g and Trash removal Servtce Reliable end dopandebla Cell 446 31 69 between 9 and 6 Experience hou~e painting end lawn mawarrepafr Very reasonable ratas Call 446· Glveawey FOR PROFESSIONAL -Doaera -Backhoeo SM.¥' JOB PH. 992·2478 pluo Sale, 2 mt Toys & clothes, J&ana Gold , 11l11er. sterlmg , JB welry rrngs , old coins 8a curren c y Ed Burkett Berber 4 POll EROY - Corner lot w1th noce remomdeted two story home Three or four bedrooms. 2 baths lull basement 2 car carport Owner hnanc1ng to QU<IItfled buyer $22,00000 OhiO Garage Rick Auctton every Frt ntght at the Hartfofd C o mmumty Center. Truckl oads of new merchandise every week Con11igments Qf I!~~ and used merchandise always welcame Rtchard Reynolds Auctioneer 276 -3069 3,4 ,6,7,8 Rummage Sale, Crown Ctty at Linda Fatter' s Mon & Tu11 Large Carport Sale 76 Lo· cuat St . Galhpoht June 8 Pearson Auctioneer Service Estate, Farm , An tique &: li(lu1detion sales Ucenaed & bonded m Ohio & WVa 304 - 773 - 5786 or 304-773 -9185 Y•rd Moving Sale . Rt 7 , Tuppen Plains. acron from Hawks Pennroll June Cheshire. Rt. 554. Camper top. tools. drlllt, furniture, bedtpreadl. drapes. dishes, ntce clothing all altai, en · tiquea , Avon, wicker. Iota of m11c Luther Coleman 614 ·367· 7101 BEDS IRON , BRASS . old SIGNS Trophy Manufacturers POMEROY lANDMARK Velm• Nictnsky, Assoc. Phone 742·3092 Chtryl Iemley. Assoc Phone 742-3171 6 ARROW FLASHING Prtces Good thtU June 15 FARM- 135 70 acres woth 011 & gas mmerals B1g barn & storag~ bid~ All utilrtoe> cklse to Rutland As~ng $49 000 00 New Homes - hlenStVe Remodelmg 4 Family Yard Sale 7 ,8 ,9th, 9 :00 Ill 6 .00, 11'1 mil eo from Lawn mower, c art, rhubarb. furniture . m11c 1976 Coli 446 23BO oltor 4PM 15 Ou. Ft. .... 1325.95 Geo S Hobstetter. Jr Broker Ofllte' 992-5739 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION YOUNG'S S.2S.l mo Pel ...H /At HOBSTffiER REALTY •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER liNES •PONDS. RECLAMATION WORK •LAND ClEARING, CONCRETE WORK BONDED & WORK GUARANTEED PHONE JIM CliFFORD 992 ·720 I J "'' Troughs, <'3 t!c Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savel II CONTRACTING & Vicinity pherd exc health . To good home 10 run loose 304 - WANTED TO BUY Old lurm turo and Antiq u es of ltll J&F Middleport & Vicinity H M C , At 675-1679 ...... P.cimerv ......... . ...... Giiiiipoiii ........ . ' 9 month old German She - CAll 614-949 -2 686 Roofing - Siding AUTO &·TRUCK REPAIR 304 -882 - Auctton every Tuesday night, Krodel Park Club House, Pt Pleesent WV Auct lonnte Neel Call MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE U-PICK-UP Dewayne Williams & Scott1a Smith OHIO 'Siding 'Roolin& 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodeling 20 Years Expenence In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY POMEROY lANDMARK Young male Dalmatian type dog . Gontlo . 304-676 41011 . 4 S tic DRIVEWAY SlAG Ph. 985-4269 EUGENE LONG • Helpful advice LOWEST PRICES IN AREA YJ Pit Bull. good watch dog, 304-675· 3067. PARTS and SEAl/ICE PH . 992·2178 " '"' S&W TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE Chester, Ohio 12 21H1c I 3 II< • Allachments TIRE SALE MEDIUM olze lemole rabbit dog, found , brown head. black S. white body, loves klto, 304-875-5704 LOST ladies Ttmex wr11t watch , wh1te lost Saturday •Wa•heu •01shwasher• Rengel •Refrigerator a •Oryera •Freez:ers Grou & Patty Gibbs-Owners PH. (304) 882·2276 s.Iat mo Kitchen Cabinets - Roofinc - Sldmc - Concrele Pitios - Sidtwalks New Construction - Remodelinc - Custom Pole • Barns. 985-3561 All Makes CATALOG MERCHANT CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION 10 6-tlc •Paintmg [Searsi " FENCNG PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & P~TS" . -Ph. 6i~3-519i KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •Chain link Fence oCarpetinc P&S Rlcine, BUILDINGS 011. FOR FUTURE USE" FREE ESTIMATES ~'\,.c:' UTILITY BUILDINGS BOGGS ISearsI CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS Slzn 111rt from 12'x16' "CUT OUT .,~~~Ito ~-~\' 304-11711-2254. 1 whtte kiHen 3103 . 45769 RobPrt E Bu ck Pro ba tn Judge/ Clerk (bl ? 4 3 1 10) 7 3tc -----~ , Giveaway 4 -----------r----------~r----'"'!"------,-----------,r-e----------1 Williams Trenchi" -- , r.: •• ~ • • ' ""''.................. .... , The Daily Sentinel-Page 7 6e&B . Wll do boby olttlng In my Will do babyoittlng 1n my home anytime. fenced In back yard At reference• home on Adelaide Or .• GaUl polle anytime. Call 446· evelleble 9755 . Cell 1114· 3B8- f50-100 dollv commloolont poaslbla plua montly bonua on repeat salea. Consumable products everyone uae1. ,o_e_9_e_ _ _ __ __ _ ,. lntertor or e.~eterlar painting Two collage atudenta ••eking work during summer Experienced. Coll446-6595 Ouollfy for compony cor, Cluba, arganlz:etiona, Work lull/pert time tram home. Not door to door. We troln you. Coli 4411 · 1988 pleya far dono11, receptlono Prafeoolonol equip., llghll, coli 4411-11&9!1 travel. retirement progrem. brldeo-to-be. Dloc Jockey PIANO TUNING S5 off plus dt!ICOunts to senior cttiJens churche•· schools Call 8111 Ward Ward ' s Keyboard 446 4372 1. -- - - - - - - --Ptano & Organ LeiSons Mefy Lucu. 446-9787 Fo•· marly wtth Warda Keyboard PIANO TUNING·LANE DA· NIELS . Reliable aervtce since 1986 Ataoclate of 8runicardi Music Co Phone 614· 742 -2951 PERMANENT hatr removal Profenional Electroly•is Clinic A .M A. approved. Or referrals . Monday, Wednes· d8y, Friday, by appointment 304 · 675 -5568 . yj PERMANENT heir removol Profe1tlonel Elect rolysla CNnlc A .M A. opproved. Dr relerrola 304-8711-111118 8onno Handlty-Eiact. • �, . -- ~ -:.:: : 31 I ::~:~ They'll Do It Every Time Homes for Sale 4 bdr., 2 fuH botho. finiohod basement, 2 car garage. Appointment only. 203 Klneon Dr .• Gallipolia. 4481223 . 3BR 2 full bath. central air, firaplece, large lot, close to town. Call 448 -2 699 after 6. HOUSE FOR SALE in Mid· dleport . Newly remodeled home with fireplace, pouible woodburner; cloae to achoola and shopping. Call NOW WHO'S HAW~ A $.AI.E ~ J?lcfR OWN? 614-992·6941 ' ~,z ~N VEit!lOYSI<'(, 132 73"1." ST., NO. ~EI<~N . 3 bdr. livirtgroo"J. fire place baaemant. F. furnance . at0\11, refrigerator, in Vin - ton. Coll614-388 -8767 . 7 room house with bath and utility room , 2 Iota in Bid- well. 810.000. Coli 614· 268-1660. N.:J. ' Tu 111hy, Pom81Df Mi iJdllpDrt, Ohio 61 , Household Goods 64 Misc. Merchandise KIT 'N' CARLYLE •• . . SWAIN AUCTION . • FURNITURE 62 Ollvt1 St., Galllpolio. I pi- wood living room oulte with 6 Inch flot ormo U88, bunk bode complete with bunklea e 199, 2 piece 1n.tron llvlngroom oultoo •1 eg, antron reclinen til. other recl!n.,. lBO. mop'- dinette lOti t179, love aeoto 170. hldo-o - bod t250, bo• aprlnga & mattreu twin or full I 100 oet regular-firm e120. meple dinett~ chair• 136, waoh 'otands 134, maple rock era • 59. 7 piece chrome dinette set *149, 5 piece dinette nt 189. ueod bedroom auites. reflrgara· tors. rangaa, cheat, dreaaen. wringer waahera. TV'•. dryoroo. • ohooo . Coli 4483169. GOOD USED APPLIANCES · waahers, dryers, refri;ere·tora. rangaa. Skagga Applioncoo, Upper River Rd .. booido Slone Creot Motol. 446-7398. APPROX . 14 ton Of cool. Both lump • fino . 304-8963819. 4. - PAYING c..h for comico and p.aperback1. buy. Mil or trade . Contact Cheater. 304-175' 11239. ~l'lC:l YHo.':> Wl-l6N A 11\R .IVNK Of ~WMAl (NoW ~. WIS~ 1£1 filS CAT, fWMPt\, <54-~Eb crot tits CA~E f~ foR I'!> 'feARS WIU\aiT' ~INC':! -ro s~ IT up. NEW BoiNw Sawmill & P1aner. Still in Original crate, never uaed. aalel: price : t3,200 . 00 - oot : . 13,750.00. Runo oft-troctor or other low RPM engine. Portable, can be taken to timber, aet· up b..• not Included. 304-937-2589. WINDOW unit. uaad ooon 11 511 PleaNnt. or 2310. Tuetebvr June 7, 1'983 81 Television Viewing ~i&.V. 'r10U ICNOW, HARP AS IT iS "TO Home Improvement• The Daily _Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio by Larry Wright ~~~~~~~~~~~~=U~~o=·=W=A~~ 1gBz SEARB olr conditloner, u.-d 2 month a. Orlglnolly •4&0., Wlllooll for t321 . 304-8715-8894 altar June 7, 1983 BEL.IEVE ... TUESDAY STUCCO PLASTERING taxiured ceilinga conimer-. cial and r"idonliol, frH oottmatn: Call 814-21581 1B2. 6/7/83 e:oo e PAINTING - W,torlor end , axterfor. plumbing. roofing, t oomtl remodeling. 20 yro. I • Call 81 4 -3B8-9862. ••P· 1 Marcum Roofing • Spout; lng. 30 ve•l'l IXporlence, opociallzlng In built up roof. Coli 8t4-38B-9BI7 . "1 .' 6 :30 Roofing, ahingleo, IPOUting and aluminum aiding work. lntured. Ffle Ea.t imetaa. 114-949-2688 . Lovely . 6 rooms. Double LAYNE'S FURNITURE garage.area beautifully caped lo1 . A1op IandaRose t~~~~~~~~~~~-----------j Sofa, chair, rocker, otto~ Hill. Pom. 40's . 614 -986· 33 Farms for Sale · man. 3 table•. (ellttra heavy 44 Apartment 4267 . by Frontier), 1686. S.o fa, for Rent ct\lir and lov•aeat. *276. Gas range, •eo. c•n be 142 acres near Rio Grande, New 2 bedroom home '(tlith house & buildings. Will aell Sofaa and chairs priced from at 5 Burdette Addition. tpaciouaeat in kitchan,large ell or part . Call 446-2699 8286 . to t896. Tabloo, t46 3 pc. oolld living room and 1 bath. fully after 8 . 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apart- and up to f125. Hido-a- Mu11 carpeted thrQughout house. menta t200 per mo . or if bodo.~440. ond up to hutch aod buffet. exc. Troy ~uilt . rototlllera new Heavy insulation and total income ia *10.000 or lua 1526 .. Recliners, $176 . to tlon . 304-876-5966. end ulld . Swlohor Impleelectric . Large oak 12K24 35 lots & Acreage f360 .. Lompa from 82B. to HUD av&ileble. A·Ona Real ment Co .. Sr. Rt. 7 North, conditioner dock on back Of houH. Estetea. Carol Yeager. Real· 176 . 6 pc. dln•ttoo from -Air . Gallipolio, Oh. 446-0476. B,OOO BTU . Rl Rutland Ohio . 814 -742 199 .. to •436. 7 pc .. •1 89. 36 acres at Rodney on W .T. tor. Call 304-676-6104 or and up . Wood tabla with alx Plckeno, Volley Bell 3087. 304-676· 7386. 1974 boclthoo MF 50 diesel, Watson Rd . Owner financ· choiro 1425. to 8746. Deok Pt. PIHNnt. 300 loader 64 hoe. len than Houae, 4 rooms & bath, 2 ing available. Call448-8221 Smell furnished house in 1110 up to 8225. Hutchoo, 1800 houro. Coll448-0706. lou. Long St., Rutland. after 6 weekdays. city. adulta only. Call 44&- •560. and up, maple or pine Grading Blade •nd chaint for Phone 614-742-3166. finiah . Bunk bed complete Gravely riding tractor. 614- Gravely l·1 tractorwtth 30' ' For Sale : 10.8 acrea on 0338 . with mattre1aea, •2&0. and 885-4339 . mower . Needs aome work. Bulaville Rd . in Gallipolis up to 1396. Boby bedo, Furnished apt .. 131 Vt 4th 8260 . Call 446-3733 . Townahip . Reduced to Awe.. Gallipolis. 2 bdr., e110 . Mattre11a1 or box 836 ,000 . Cell 446 -4670 . t186 mo ., water )aid. Call springe, full or twin, •68 ., 55 Building Supplies Farmall H tractor with firm, $68. and 878. OuNn 446-44 t 6 after 7PM , loader. Call 614 -367-0607. 11t1, '196. 4 dr. chaeta, Furnished attic apt. $160 . $42 . 5 dr. chooto, $54. Bed Building materials Utili·t ies Pd . ~en only . !romeo. UO.ond 826 .. 10 Shower both . 919 2nd Ave . gun --·Gun-cabinets, t36(J ., block. brick, aewer pipe•. Gallip·olio.:. Call. 446·4.41-8 dinttltO'chairot20. onc(t26, . wlndo,wo, lintels. otc . Gea ·o r electric renga1. *326, -Claude Wlnte,-a, Rio Grtuidi. after 7 PM . up to 1375. Bobymatrosooo. 0 . Coli 614-245-5121 . ApproiiCimately 1.4 acres for 126 & 836, bod framoo 120, Furni1had apt .• 2 bdr., 243 sale . No hookups. Road 126, & no. kingfromo 110. frontage on Rt . 124 . Jackson Pike , Gallipoli1 . Good selection of bedroom 66 Pets for Sale $225 mo. utilities paid . Call NEW • U1ed Harvestore EIGHT acres, small houae, 86. 900 . 614-742-2487 . iuitea, ceder chelta, 446-4416 after 7PM . Structures. Automated li garage, out buildings, pond rockera, matal cabinata. veatock feeding-computer 1984 CHEVELLE SS 360 , 4 .s. mineral rights. reduced 1 .4 acre lot in Bradbury . 2 bdr. apt . overlooking park swivel rockera . HILLCREST KENNEL leadore. Call collect 614· apeed. vary nice. muat sell, Gat your carpet in ahip Good location. trailer hook1>rice, 304-895-3819 . Uaad Furniture-- boOkcase. Boarding ell broods. Selling 585-2260 . John L. Botto . 304-675-2863 ofter 6 p,m. · lhape. Water removal, FREE front , $176 water paid. Dep . up, all utilities, aeptic •v•· & ref. Call446-3919. ESTIMATES. FURNITURE rangea. chai,., end teblea, Happy Jock Dog Food. AKC ·rHREE bedroom, bath and a tom . Call614-992 -2602 . CLEANING. CAPTAIN weahera, dryen, refrigere- Dobermena: Stud Service . MASSEY Forguoon 266 diehalf. located in Pt . Pleasant. STEAMER 614-446-2107 . Trucks· for Sale Furnished effiency apt. in tora and TV' a. 3 milea out Call 446-779 6 . lei tractor, 600 hours. New 72 Coli after 6 :30. 304 -676 town, $160 mo. Call The Buleville Rd . Open 9am to Holland 310 balar. like new, 6640. Wiseman Real Estate 6pm, Mon . thru Fri., 9am 10 DRAGONWYND CATTERY 304-676-4230. Aftor 6 , 1979 Dodge D-60 pickup, E & R Tree Service. fully free eatima,es . 6pm : Sot. . KENNEL. AKC Chow pup- 676-7659. Agency. Call 446-3643. e.ctra extra aharp. $3.196. insured, BV owner. 3 bedroom, 2 41 Phone 114-367-0636, coli 446-0322 pleo, CFA Hlmeloyan, ParHouses for Rent John''s Auto .Seloo. Cell atory brick, 1211 Main St .. after 6. alan and Slemeaa kittens. Now Holland Super 66 hay 446-4782. 6 rm . & bath In Gallipolis. Prlco Reduced, 304 -676..::..._-----~t Call 446-7548 or 446 · COUNTY APPLIANCES, Coli 448-3844 otter 4PM. baler. 304'-8715-21 30. 2381 . Inc . Good uaed _appliancea. 30 FOrd 'AI ton Windsor van . seAM,L~SS ~IJTT_ERS >.One Nice 2 bdr. house with 3~66 . welhara .. dryers, . r.-frig .. TV WEEKS . WESTIE KENNEL Farm·trollor $715·. 304-676· clean, 1600. 84 IHC pickup · plec• cuatom fit your hOme. 1 OOIIC60 ft . lot with trailer. fireplace & basement near 2 bdr . apartment on Rt . 218 seto. 827Yz 3rd. Ave .. Golll· AKC Wool Highland white Guaranteed. Advanced Gut3190. B'h ft. bod neada clutch tor. iDay 6t4-692-4066.) 813 ,700 . 41 BurdetteAddi· Crown City $276 mo . Cell at Mercerville. Cell 8 to 6 polio . Coli 446-1699. terri an, puppies · and stud UOO. Rt. 8 oouth through The Wiseman Real Estate tlon, Pt . Pleasant, 304-675oorvlco. Call 614-387weekdays only 446-1241 . laon, WV to 2nd road on left (night 814-898-8206.) Agency . Coli 448-3643. 6078 . 1983 White free arm sawing 0624. Waterloo Rd. 2nd roadon R oofing and Carpentry 63 livestock Sleeping Room . Call 448 ~ machine 20 yr . warranty, left off Waterloo last houl8. 'work. THREE bedrooms, built-in Brick House. 5 Bra .. 2 baths. 2696 . general repaira, call used in lltora demonstra- Rabbits with wire cegas. kitchen. 2 batha, TV room. 3 car garage, 1611C32 in· Anthony Wllllomoon. 614tions, rag . price $299 .96 Call 448-3006. extra bedroom or family ground pool . $426 mo. Apt . f9r rent. H•lf double-2 demo price • 76. Call collect - - - - - - - - - l c - Purebred Appalo1a mare . 78 LUV truck. low mileage, 367-0194. 82,700. Phone 304 -1176446-4031 room in basement. central bd .room Apt . Adult a pre- 614 - 386 - 8678. Froo Englloh Sottor bird dog. Coli 614· 3B8-9025. 6076. air, welllnaulated. AaaumaCALL 304-1175-1293 for Registered . 2 year old feferred . No pen. 614-992· delivery . large home in Syracuse on ble BVJ percent mortgage. concrete and black top e1ti· male. Hammermlll, grinder. '150. ortredeforgun. C a l i l 2749 . 192 N. P1r1< Dr . 304-676 - nice lot . Suitable for f•mily mates, metal building and 614-992 -88411 . 814-388-9026 . Vans & 4 W.O. or 2 or 3 singles . •276 plus 6010. fane~~ erection coata. Alao 1 bed room Apt. $196 . mo. utilities, deposit . 614-99254 Misc . Merc'hendise Registered Quarter h o r H I - - - - - - - - - - - buying and selling heavy including utilities . Equal Greenbrier Eatatea . Sandhill 6284 or altar 6 614-992- housing opportunity. Con67 Musical gelding, 8 yro. old, ge~tle. 1 t976 dodge power wagon, equipment. HorH & 1tock Rd . mid entry. 3 bedroom. 6732 . Registered Appaloaa atal · new paint. gumbo muddera. trailer aale1. Furniture, elac· teet Village Manor Apts. Instruments heodara, utra oharp, trlcal & electronic 1upplie1 2 1/z bath, large• rae . room Knauff Coal & Firewood --~------614-992-7787. Ilion, good collar, 6 yrs . old, 82 , 600 _ Coli 614-246· w-fireplace, 2 car garage. 2 bedroom house at GallipoPrices reduced May-July. and equipment. Ple11ant gentle. Call 446· 1393. _ lis Ferry. Adulta . $1 00. 6837 3 .6 ocreo. Low BO.'o. 304Pick up or delivered . We ~ Meadow• Dlitributorli end 1 bedroom . 614-992 -5434, deposit $100 . a month . 676-6163 . honor HEAP Vouchers . Call Wanted : Responsible party 4 day old new Hampshire red Sale1. Reference Required . 304- 614-992 -6914 or 304-882- 614·266· 8246. to take over low montly puileu. Coll614-2e6-1616 . 72 Ford van new tires & 2666 . 676-4684 . battery, runs good. e560. pavmenta on apinet piano. Can be aeen locally. Write Coll446-8181 . For sale metal culvert 6 inch Fot Hogo . Coli 256-6003 . 6 room apt. for rent . Phone 82 Plumbing thru 80 inch in stock . State Credit Manager: P.O. BoiiC 32 Mobile Homes 614 -992-6434. 614-992 · 42 Mobile Homes 637 Shelbyville, IN 4617~ Geraey family milk cow, very 1960 Willy• jeep, 4 whol & Heating approved 16 gauge 1 2 inch 6914 or 304 -882-2666 . for Sale for Rant 86 .36 per ft .. 24 inch gentle. Will aell reasonable drive, 4 cylinder . 1800. Call SPINET-Conaola Piano Bar- Call 379 -2609 or 379- 247-4292 or 614-9491 bedroom furniahed Apt. $10 .10 per ft . 36 inch gain . Wanted: Re1ponsible 2693 . 2029 . *15 .50 per ft . Alao plastic CARTER'S PLUMBING for rent . •166 . month. DepTRI - STATE MOBILE Mobile home for rent . Cell party to take over ow culvert in atock. 6 inch thru AND HEATING oalt and utilitlaa. 814 -992HQM.ES . USED - CARS. 446 -0766 . 18 inch. 8 inch e1.80 per ft .. monthty paymenta 011 apinet SEVEN week old plgo, call 78 Ford Van . automatic Cor. Fourth end Pine 7177 . TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . piano . Can be 1een locally. 81200. 304-876-4444 . 12 inch $3 .80 per ft . Ron 304-468 · 1 727 or 304-676Phone 446 -3888 or 446 CHECKOURPRICES . CALL 12d0 2 bdr. mobile homo Lauraland Apta. in New Even• Enterprises. 4 mi . Write Credit Manager: P.O. 6208 anytime . 4477 446 · 7672 oil utili tie• paid. except Haven. W.V. are now ac· South ot Jackaon on ST . AT . Box 33. Frledono. PA 161541 . 74 Motorcycles electric. Oep. Req . Call cepting applications tor 2 93. 614-286-6930. JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATCLEAN USED MOBILE 446-B668 . 64 Hey & Grain bedroom aptl. Furnished ING . Fomerly Dewitt's HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL- 1- - - - - - - - - with refrigerator & stove. Cheap carpet. If you have Plumbing. Call 614 -387· 68 Fruit ITY MOBILE HOME SALES , FURNISHED or unfur · Call 304-882 -3386 Mon . rental property or rent, don 't 1979 Harley Davidson super 0678. 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS . nlahed . eir cond., beautiful thru Fri . 10 a.m , - 6 p .m. mind slig htly irregular & Vegetables No . 1 good hay . 3 fields , glide. extra crome, eJCc . AT 35 . PHONE 446 -7274 . riverview in Kanauga. Fos- Equal Housing Opportunity. carpet , you can save money . atending, cut &. take for 60 cond.. $3,600 firm. Call Prices stert 32 .96 sq. yd ., ter's Trailer Park. 44~ 83 . Excavating cento oquaro bolo. 304·468 · 614-367-0594 after 4PM. 2 Iota a. a mobile home 1602 . 992 -6173. 10-6. Apattmento . 304 676 · Strawberries. Taylor's Berry 1602. 12 x80, 2 bedroom. with Patch. Kerr-Harrisburg Rd . 8 56 model Triump chopped . rural water, gaa heat. Has Mobile Home space In Galli· 5648 . For aale walnut log1 . Call AM-8 PM. Mon. · Sot . Call .040 over aized hlgh-domod DOZER WORK By Ted aoma furniture. price polio . 920 Fourth Ave. •10. 468 -1997. 448-B892 or 814 -245· pistona . Plua 78 model Hanna. ponds. ditchea, l12 ,600. Or 41oto & mobile Water paid. Coli 448-4416 APARTMENTS , mobile homea. houses. Pt. Pleaaant 9567 . Triumph. custom paint. b111manta, etc . Call 446 114,800 . ~all446 - 1240 . otter 7 PM . ond Golllpollo . 614 -446 - New Oak Furniture. tnblaa, bored .020 over. needa 4907 . Carter & Evans i chain , cupboards, pie Strewberriea . Pick yOur 71 Autos for Sale .. 8221 . plotono . Both t 1 .400. C1ll Tr•naponltion. Nice 2 bdr . 12x80 mobile I FOR RENT Mobile HOme, $w, fclaa64,aconk 2 own. Call Claude Winter. before 9AM or after 10PM, home already set up on BR . furn . w / w carpet, 19ft. ONE bedroom apartments Call814-245-5121. 441· 3480. lonnie Bogga Excavating. rented lot. Coli 614 -268- LA. net. g11 heat. air cond., 1 976 Chevy Caprice Clootor the elderly . All utilities New Oak Furniture. tablaa. Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck . 6224 . privata lot . Ph . 448 -1409 paid . Tenants pay 3Q per- chaira. cupboarda. pie safe. STRAWBERRIES, pick your alc, 4 dr. aldan, one owner. For oolo-Now 19BO Veopo Work by hour or job. Call dry alnka. Paul Conkela from 4 to 8 p .m. f2.600 . Coli 448-t8t6 or cent of their edjuated in own, Monday through Sa1Piaggio Motoracooter. One 448-7903. 1978 14x56 Ubony 2 bdr .. Antlquat. Tuppers Pleina. urday, 9 -8, no checka . 448-1244. cylinder . 8 actual mile,. total elec1ric. good cond., 2-2 bdr. unfurn. mobile come in this HUD aub1idized 111,900 . Ca ll 614 -446 - homea, one on Rt. 35 and apartment building . Twin COUNTRY Primitive furni- Happy Hollow Fruit Farm, 78 Plymouth Volae,e Premier 11800. Cai1614-992-389t J .A.R. Conatruction Co. Rivera ToWer, phone 304Gallipolis Forry, 304-676 before 4 p.m. · Aok for Water lines , Footers, 0175 . one In Cheahlre . Call 446'- 676 -61179 . Equal opportun · ture on aale this month. We ~026 . 4 dr .. air cond .. one owner. George. Drolno. All kindo of Ditching. ..:.....--------icalso sell Min Wax Finiahing 4229. Coli 448-11116 or 446 · ity housing . Rutland, Oh . 61·4-742 1972 14x66 Mobile Home. Supplies . Wood World. P-ICK your own atrawber· 1244. 1980 ODYSSEY. excellent 2903. · Partially furnished . lnclud· 14x70 3 bdr . trailer. total ONE bedroom apartment, 2508 Grand Central Avo .. rlao. Open dolly except Mon conditio~. fBBO .. 304-875lng u·nderplnntng and back electric. for rant or sale. Cell 402'h 24th. St. Pt. Ploaoant, V._nna. W.Va. dly • Sunday morning. 1982 Ford EXP loaded . 3773. poroh . Call 614-992-21&6 6t4-388-9313 . phone. 1-llt4-992-6888 . Start picking Thursday June 15.000 mi .. t6 ;600 or boot 84. Electrical' between 9 • 6 ook for Tim. For oale·Approx . tOOO ft . 2 2nd. Location for 'plckoro In offer. Coli 446-4134 oftor 1981 , YAMAHA. 1160 & Refrigeration After 6 coli 304·882-3692. 1 2x12 2 bedroom troller. ONE bedroom apartment. ln . ochedula 40 otool plpo. Pt. Pleaaant • Huntington 4PM . Maxim, lhaft drive, new tire, Adults only. Brown'• Tr•ller 8 225 month , 111 utllltleo 20ft . ooction1. ldoal for gao area-8 mllae out on Jerrya 2 helmet1. excellent condl· 14>l811 Schulll mobllo Pork. 814 -992-3324. paid. 304-676-2596 . lines. Call 614-992 -6272 Run Rd . on Rt. 2 Apple 1 974 Ford Goi~Xy . Coli tlon, •1100 . 304-SB2 · home. 1 .22 acrea. Pomeroy. 1- - - - - - - - - - lcDEPENDABLE WASHER doyo. 814-892-7384 even- Grove . Cherleaton area '4411-2514 . 3331 . E•cellent condition, porch, 2 bedroom mobile home in DRYER REPAIR . Guaron· Ings end leave message. pk:kera location· & mlle1 off garage. 614 -742 -2430 . Racine . 814 -367-0288 . teed work . C•ll lnytime 88 Nova SS. 307, 4 opd., Rt . 35, Pliny-Plantation Rd. t980 CR 80 Hondo. Ellonor. 45 Furnished Rooms 30.06 AUTOMATIC Ro- Good crop, oaoy picking. new paint, iuat restore~ . Bought now t9B2. Rode 814-2151-8820 or 814·26812•110 Schultz Mobile 2 bedroom furnl1hed . Dep13,1100. Call 614 -388 - vary little one aummtr 1207 . homo. with new 12•28 0111. No pate. Adults pre- FOr rent Sleeping Rooms mlngton, 41 mog . Ruger Phono 304-117.11-2574. 9811B or 441 · 72211. • PallSlack Howl! plotol 11500. 304-671-11182. matching addition on "% ferred . 614-992-2749 . end light house keeping mlno mare about 1 ,1150 lb. STRAWBERRIES, pick your SEWING Mochlno ropatrs. ocro. On SR 124. Roodo· rooms. Perk Central Hotel. SUvertone elactric guitar. own. Darrell Buck Farm. 1975 Plymouth Fury . *400. service . A1.1thorized Singer villa, Oh . Already aet 1.1p. TWO mobile home• tOr rent Call 446 -07511 . Sale• It Service Sharpen Strod-0 -Lin lilt top gult1r. Tribble Rood . 304-411B245-1233 76 Boeta and 1114-378-11312 after 4:30 on -Rt. 2 ebou1 5 . mlnuttl Sclnora . F1bric Shop . Ph'o ne 304-578 -27B2 . t527 . p .m . 114,000. hcollont from town. Call after 6 . Motors for Sale Pomoroy. 992-22B4. Sleeping room e1.26, utlltleo 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:::;::;::;J.;::::::::::::::::::::~ 1 976 Grond Prl•, p.1., p.b., con d. 304-875-6277. paid. Jingle male. ,Share,. crulaa control, A.C., good both, 919 Second Avo. cond. Call 446-0108 ED'S APPLIANCE R~PAI.R USED MOBILE t978 1-1ft. Terry baoo bolt, SERVICE coli City Furniture Golllpollo. Coli 446·44t6 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople 11:30 p.m . 90 HP Marcury motor, oloc. 304 -875-2808 or 4411 178-27-11 . 43 Farms for Rent aftor 7PM . Ia, fp 1877 Oldsmobile Storflro motor. e~etraa. Call 81..:.- 0831 . 1974 t2•60 BAYVIEW, unFurnlahad ap1.. adulu. No AC. AM·FM radio, oxc. 387-0831 or 441-2022 . Peu. 304-875 -14&a. derponnod, air conditioned, PASTURE for rent for con d.. t1 ,g95 . Call 448p•rtlally furnished, two bed· head of c•ttle, haa 1724. 304 78 Camping tOUNTRY MOBILE Home room. cloon rented lot . · oprlng, 304 -458-1802. Park, Routo 33, Nonh ·of Equipment ~:======== Pomeroy. Lorge loti. Call 1171-88B7. JONES BOYS WATER SERMOBILE homo for Mia, A 992-7479 . VICE . Cell 814-3117-7471 11112 Knox, 12x70, fully 44 partment t8 Frolic 20 foot travel or 814·3117•0181. fuml1hod. oil electric, nt up for Rent trallat- 11111 contelnld, poron nice rented lot in Meaon. fllcllhopt , Coll448-8181. Need oomothlng houlod Aoklng •10.000. Call 30418BO Monzo with alrREDECORATED apart · owoy or oomothlng movld7 773-1840. oondltlonlnJ, auto. trona- 1971 lunllno 01mpor, 1 3'11 We'll do lt. Call 448-3119 manti In Pt. Ploount, 1114· 61 H~usehold Goods ml..,n. Good condition. ft. 11111-contoined, lllto new be-lendS., TWO trallaro, 304-1175· 4411-8221 . t4,400. 114-8g2 -2121 . condition, •3,400. 304· QE dryer r11l nlca 170, 114110 . 178-2728. APARTMENTS, Firat Whirlpool waahar Mka new JIMB WATER SERVICE. Avanua, Qalllpollo, ldulto t1 10. grHn rttfrlg. rul nlca Cell Jim Llnlor, 304·878- · 1178 PINTO ototlonwogon, . ~~ · : ; = = : : : = = = = 7397. only, 814-4411-8221 . t175. Call441-ltl1 . - r otoorlng, outomotlc, 79 Motora Homea A-1 condition, 12100., .. APARTMENT for rent, 1 Swivel !locker, Olnatta ta31,000 mil.._ 304·112- ....;..; • _ C1mpera 33 llerms fo; Sale 2814. · _ _ _ __ bedroom. call 304-1171- ble. 4 chalro • Y, bad. Allin 87 Upholatery 11713 bet-n 11-10 p.m . good cond. Cell 441-0?74. 1 ---~---USED CARl, 77 ,81 Oldo Compl"!!_ trllitor 18 11 .. TrotSMALL 32 acre fllrm. II 3 roomfurn. apt. I·O, ground Uti.d woalter • illryero QE, Louo. - n . 73 Coupo D• - - .._.I. fullorlttll TRISTATE mil" out Sandhill Rd.. 3 ~oor, privet• anlronoe, ullll· Whirlpool, Kenmora. All ville Cldllleo. 71 ......, awn~nt. low to-e r li· UP'HO~ITERY IHOP bedroom houoo. 13B,OOO. tleo paid. t228. month. guerant- 30 deya, V8rlouo Deville Clcllllac. 72 C·20 ' - • · oxc. cond., 11,088. 1 1 113 lee. Ave., Golllpoll\. 304-,78-8331. 304·1171 -11730. colore. Calll14-211-1207. Che¥. Von. 304-171-3088. Cell 441-Uig .-..nlngo. 441-7133 or 448-1833. 7:00 7:30 ~'/,SIR, 'WERE IS t-10 FliOO£ ~ ... WILL I'M '(00 HAVE:: IT WITHOUT 8 :00 ., e hills; . the A Team comes fac8 -1"o-.fa ce wi11i a band of HONEYBUN_I TE{.L Tlf£+1 TO LET (iO OF ;1/C.~'1..1'!1 YOUif lf(J5/JI1MJ.~1 Ill Gf/IVDY! I JIJGT • .' CIIN' T Fl6tiE8 our l'llii!T'G ': • ®11'1' 01'1.' ; • Ma~or I==> Rose, have It's here on m4 des~. Mr. Bic14er! The f irst paqe has been torn off! --1'0::!:1 you siqned that cont yet WINNIE TUTU WOULD NEVE~ TELL f>IRDIE SHE'~ TOO FAT! HE'5 FROM THE SOUTH PACIFI C. MEN FROM THAT PART OF THE WORLD LIKE THEIR WOMEN •Pt.EASINGLY PLf/A1P/* BARNEY ~· ' ON MV WAV TO SCHOOL I SEEN JUGHAID DOWN AT TH'CREEK FISHIN: MISS PRUNELLV ., ' ' ' ••,, ' ,I . I•' ' ''(, ,lI ~ . ® CBS Repons: 1984 Revisited Walter Cronkite looks at how close we've come to George Or· well's totalitarian world that he wrote about in his book · 1984.' (60 min.} (I) 1ft) Nova 'The Road to Happiness.' The life and times of Henry Ford •s examtned . 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J BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby On the rocks some rock-crusher hands. Here we see Ely wrecking East and WesJ in a : 1932 6-7 -83. NORTH team match , Jle sat South +tOB 7> and decided to try to deprive •AJIOI51 his vulnerable opponents of bidding space by his jump to +so four s pades - not lhat he EAST WEST didn 't expect that he might +A bring it in, ~ivlng his partner . 73 a major-sUit ace and third•a z tAKQ +10111511 round diamond control. +AKQJ 1011 • 9 81 The rest or the bidding is al m ost se lf -ex planatory . SOUTH Easl's bid or six clubs was · .KQJIIII an attempt to get Eiy to bill .K Q6 six spades . East wanted to • J 14 extract a bigger penalty than he e xpected against Vulnerable : East-West just five spades, and East Dealer: East was sure that Ely would not let his vulnerable opponents East South North w~•• play in six clubs. z+ So poor East doubled, and Pus Pass s+ Pass as you C'\n see, all East Pass could scarf was his ace of Pass Pass Db I. Pass trumps. 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JB T zw I T czus JAAKOTIZJU czus G K Z IF zw U .11 ETATUI .··i SZWiLFWWFS . - AJNOFL •• Yafenlay'a CrypCGquo1e: THINKING IS HARDER WORK ' ' THANHARDWORK .- ~~N · • �Page 10-The Daily Senti~:~el Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio SUPPLEMENT TO: 10 Ohio counties 7 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU: , will share $27 million ·in Title XX funds COLUMBUS, Ohio (API -Gov. that's the case at least fess up to lt." Richard Celeste's adrnlnlstratlon Aronoff said distribution of the seem s tD be trying to spend money money had originally been wi thheld now to trim the budget surplus at the - to help deal with a projected budget end of the fiscal year , a Republican deficit. Its release now f ollows member of the Controlling Board adoption of a 90 percent Increase In says. the state incom e tax. The Controlling Board on Monday Rep. Robert Netzley, R ·Laura, released $Z7 million ln federal Title said state revenues were falling XX social services funds to morP behind estlnna tes. HP said It would than 70 Ohio counties. be Irresponsible to release the Republicans on the leglslator - money until o ffic ials determine hOw domtruited panel unsuccessfully m uch cash the sta te will have at the opposed the m ove. end of the month. They said it appeared to be an "Either we have been overtaxed attempt by Celeste' sadmlnistratlon or we hav~n 't been overtaxed In the tD spend money in a bid to trim a sta te of Ohio," Netzley said. budget surplus at the .June 311 end of Release of the money was the fiscal year. wi thheld by the board two weeks ago " The administration for some to gtvc members m ore time to look reason appears to be afraid to have a at the way the Welfare Departmen't surplus. That' s become a dirly proposed to dist ribute it. Most of the word. So let's spend i t out of thP funds will go to Cuyahoga County. Controlling Board, let's spend it out In other ac t io n M ond ay, of any Item , In order to make sur'f' a con troller s: zero balance is left ," Sen. Stanif')' -RPieased $405.001 in construcAronoff, R-Cincin na ti, said. "If tion fu nds for the Wildwood launch r amp area a t Cleveland Lakefront P ark . - Deferred a request from Washington Technical College for $84,_415 In emerge11cy funds io r eplace gas-fired heat exchangers In roof-top air conditioning units with hot water coils. - Approved a Department of Administrative Services request to spend $19,00> for a study of the State E mployee Dlsabillty Leave Benefit Fund program. -Granted a Liquor Department request to spend $86,946 for leased burglar alarm systems In highc rime areas. -OK'd a Natural Resources plan to buy almost Jl acres of jand ln Lucas County for $1.29,200 for the M aumee Bay State Park. - Postponed action on an Ohio University request to buy 0.44 acres of land at a cost of $68,750 for the Ironton branch campus. - Approved release of $100,362 for ener gy conservation projects at Lakeland Community College. President feels $700 limit will fail WASHINGTON iAPi - Presi dent Reagan and his Republican allies In the Senat<' say it Ls a safe IX'! tha t HouSP Democrats will fail in their drlw to placP a $7CXll im II on 1he lndlvldual lncom<' tax cu t du<' in July. House Speaker Thom as P. O'Neill. D -M ass., launched th f' final Democrati c assault against thP third installment of Reagan's l:tx cut program Monday. HP said the $700 limitat ion wou ld affect only those earning more thun $!'xJ.Om a year and wou ld br ing In rnon• revenue to pare budget defici ts Senate Democr atic L eader llubert C. By n:l. D·W.Va .. said Df'mo- cratic leaders l~ Congrc!>;s an' "virtually unanimous tha t l hcrr should be a (•a p, in lhP in r<'n>s l of fairness." . Democrat S say lhP Ca p is n(''<'S· sary to prevent windfalls to the w ry wealt hy. Republicans c laim the very wealthy got their tax brl'ak in 19R J when the top tax ra te w as cut from 70 percent to 50 percent , and that lhP cap would have its biggest efff'CI on mlddl<' and upper m iddleinC'orru ' taxpayPr s. of already will go to people below the figure he w ants to cap." Depu ty White House press secr etary Larry Speakes dismissed O'Neill' s suggestion, say ing Democrats "alw ays want to r aise taxes." · While Democra ts can be·expected tb use their· m ajority to push a m odlfica lion of the tax cut through the House, Republica ns appeared ju st as determined to use their Senate m ajority to stall it. separ ate budget plans adopted by the House· and Senate. Reagan. m eanwhi!P. sa id the only m <-sS<Jgc he• had for O'Neill was that ' T il giv(• him my aut ograph on the vt •to bil L" Th< • prPSiden t m ade the remark ·as hP handed out autogra phl\1 car ds to fin alists In the Na tional Spel ling Bee who wer e vis iting h.im In the White House Rose ( ;ar'(IPn on Monday . The president said that O'Neill wa s Ignoring " the fact tha t 72 P<'r('('nr of the l tax cull savings "I predict It will not pass In this session of the Congress." Senate Major ity tRader Howa rd H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., sa id Monday. Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan ., chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, issued a statement offering the "la test line ... on the future of the president's tax cu t; j he thir d ,year is the safest bet ln town ... O'Nelll proposed the $700 cap ln a speech Monday to an Amer ican Stock Exchange conference. HOtJse Dem ocrats were meeting today io discuss tlir tax issue as well as a pending conference of House and Senate negotiators who likely will meet Wednesday to begin wor k on il com prom ise version Happenings around Meigs County Induct members Emergency runs New m em ber s of I hP MiddleportPomeroy Rotary werP welcomed by Vernon Weber at til<' F'rlday night meeting of the Rotary held at thr Heath United Methodist Chur~·h . · PGur calls wer e answered by loca l unit s Monday, thP MPigs County E m ergency M edica l Serv ice n'~ ports. AI 12: ol a. m. . The Tuppers P lains Unit took Nom Rice, Rice R un Road, to Camden-Clark Hospita l, Parker sburg; Middleport at ~: m p.m . took Nr llir PriCI', fi6l N . Second Ave., to Veterans Mt>morlal Hospital; Tupp<'I'S Plains a t 6: 4o p. m . took M aggir Nottingham. Route I , Long Bottom. to Veter ans M0morial and the sam e unit a tlO: 20 p .m . took Barbara Whaley, Heedsviii!•, to Vet<'ra ns Memorial. Weber also gave a ta lk on Rotary and Paul Barnett Informed tl11 • m embers of lnterst ea rned on funds available for Tlre Cripp led Child· rens Society. Dr. Pickens suggested that the publlc'' be made aw ar e that lhl' Rotary Is the sponsor of t h<• MPigs County Crippled Chlldrens Socl<'ty and ready to help those need ing tlrr service. Vt'lerans Memorial Blrlhdays celebrawd wen• Bill Francis and Bernard F'ullz. Dinrwr served by the ladies of tlrt• church. Adm i ttc d-- F'l or encr Hor ton, Pomeroy: Charles Werry, Sr., Pom eroy; Louise Eshelman, Pomer oy; Nelli<' P rice. Mlddlepor1 ; H arri et WarnPr , Rutlan(l . DJ,;char ged-- Ai va Will , Vi rgil Sa uncl(lr'S. Weather forecast L>ud muftlen; out Generally clm r tonight. Low 48-5.1. Winds va rk1ble 5-10 mph. Mostly sunny Wednesday. High Loud muffler s on motor vehicles Including motorcycles will not be tolerat ed in M tddleport Pollee Chief .1. J . \ r<:'means w arned today. The ch iPf Indica ted offenders w UJ be o rdr r'f'CI to court. was 74-711. Extended Ohio Forecu...ts Thursday th~gh Saturday: Fair on Thursday. ChWJe<' of showers or thunderstonn• Friday and fair again Salunlay, Highs In lhe 70s. Lows from the upper otQ;; til mkHQs. To end marriages Three divorce; were filed In M eigs County Comma Pleas Court. one dissolution and a suit to quiet title. Fllin g~"'r dlvo rce were Anna Jane Slater , Albany, against M ar shal l Allen Slater , Alban y; David Marcinko, Tupper s Plains. against Lisa P aulk Marcinko, Ft. Walton, Fla .; T r ina D. M ays, Syr acuse, against K enneth L ee M ays, Sy racuse. Leslie L . Whittington, Middleport and Ada Y . Whittington, Middleport filed fordt ssolutlon. 0 . C. Gilpin and N ancy Gilpin, Coolv ille, fUed a suit to quiet title against Ca rl E. Smith, lnc .. Sandyv UJe, W.Va. Surgery patient Mrs. Sad ie Thurner. Symcuse, underwent major surgery Monday a t the Holzer Mf'dlca l Center. Cards may be sent to Room 202. Marriage Ji,~n~t' · I ssued a mar r iage license ln M eigs County Proba te Court were Randall Glenn Browning, 22, Reeds· v Uie. and Roberta Ann Larkin s. 20, Long Bottom . JACKSON WELLSTON WAVERLY McARTHUR GEORGETOWN POMEROY NEW LEXINGTON 'ST-RETCH YOUR SAVINGS TRENADAVIS Pomeroy council views designs !Continued from page! ) John Anderson staled thatcounell Is compiling a list of expenses for all vehicles. After a· very lengthy discussion Reed agreed to vote for the expenditure this time but wanted to see a llst of expenditures from now on . Council v oted to purchased the needed equipment for the truck. Larry Wehrung reported that i.n order to get to the Jack WUllams property in Sy m cuse, to drlll _two test w ater wells, council must have a r ight otway through the NlalSalser property . ln order to get the right of way. Salser has asked that a drainage ditch with dra in pipe be laid and covered with gravel. The approxl· m ate distance Is 300 feet. The Ohio DrUJing Companywhich will drill the test wells has agreed to do ' the ditching . Payment will be m ade tluuugh grant funds. It the water w ells prove to be sa tisfactory council has the optlon to purchase the portion of property wher e the wells wlll be dr Wed .. Anderson reported that the Railroad Co., might be Inter ested In selling their property (railroad yards 1 Ander son suggested a contact be made with Kim Shields In order to obtain a grant for the possible purchase. B lil Young said a low level alarm was need for the wa ter tank. The m a tter wlll be r eferred to the Board of Public Affairs. ln other business, council accepted the May or's report showing receipts in the amount of $2,691 .50. M ayor Andrews read the report of Steve Hartenbach which showed that 932 parking tickets were Issued durtng May, and $1,372.50 was collected from the parking meter s. Pollee Chief George Stitt told council his department made 51 Alabama, Acuff honored NASHVILLE , Tenn. (AP ) -The late M arty R obbins won three awards and the band Alabama won two Monday night at the17thAnnual Music City New s Country Awards. Robbins, whodledofheart failure last December, w as chosen male vocalist of the year, won album of the y ear for "Come Back To M e," and earned single r ecord of the year for " Some M emories Just Won' t won for vocal group of the y ear and band of theyear at ceremonies at the Grand Ole Opry House. The other double winners were Ricky Skaggs for the -star of tomorrow award and top bluegrass act. and -the syndicated television show "Hee Haw," which won top COU(Itry music television series and whose gospel quartet was chosen gospel act of the year. Roy A cuff, the 79-year-old"klngof country music," won the flrst-ever liv ing legend award as a trtbute to 'his 50 years In the country music business. Janie Fricke w as voted top female vocallst. dethroning Barbara Mandrell who had won the honor the past two years. Other winners Included David FrizzeD and Shelly West, duet of the year; "Conway Twitty on the Mlsstsslppl," country music televl· sion special of the Yf¥ll' and the Statler Brothers, comedy act ol the year. Robbins' wife, Martzona: and only son, Ronny, accepted the award for male vocalist of the year on his behalf. "I can't think of a better tribute .:.," his son said. DOUBl.E WINNERS - The COIIIICI'y Alabama aoo!Pts 1&8 ~ocal group ol the year aw&nl Monday at the 17th 1\nnual MU81c City News Country Awards show In Nuhvllle. Alabama a1ao band ol the year award. ( AP Laaerplloto) WGII the JUDY WJLlJAMS by The four-piece band Alabama 111e gr and jury will convene M onday. June l 3, at 9: 15a. m . MICHAEL WARNER ATI'END CONFERENCE Trlna Dav.lll, Wamer, a graduate of Rio Grande COUege With a Syracuse, Michael Wamer and Judy WUU.....J.,' ' degree In Business Admlnistratlon. He Is a ilcensed Syracuse, recently '"*ended a ~ultlple Line property and casualty agent. Mlllam also attended a Ucenslng School In COlUmbus spoD!iOred by the Ufe Ucenslng school In Westfield, sponsored by the Professional Insurance ~n. Davis Is employed Westlfleld Ufe Insurance CO. She Is employed by the Brogan-Warner Insurance Services 01 Pomeroy as Is Division of Banks as an examiner. Die." Convent's Monday WEEKLY REVI EW, DAI LY SE NTIN ~ l The Music City News Countty Awards are the only fan-voted country music awards presentfid In a llve, nationally televised ceremony. arrests and drove 5,937 miles during May. Council approved the transfer of a liquor license, beer on premises and carryoul, from Charles Wllllam Bailey, dba, Rainbow lnh, fvlulberry Ave. , to George C. Siltt. dba, Rainbow Inn. Stitt said his father would be running the business and the property is for sale and Is In the hands of a realtor. Council tabled a second request ~ OBES issues new checks COLuMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The Ohio Bureau of Employment Servi ces says checks are going out to more than 4,(00 Ohioans whose unemployment claims were lost ln the mall. The claim forms wer e mailed May 23, 24 and 25 from 14 regional offices. They never arrived . ln Columbus. so the claims had to be reconstructed . OBES administrator Roberta Steinbacher said Monday that the process is nearly complete. She said som e checks were In the m ail and that the rest should go out early this week . • for a Uqour transfer from Tommy Goett, dba Tom· s Carcy Out, East Main, carryout only, to Tom L. Goett. dba Save More, carryout only, West Main Street. The matter was tabled for public Input and rev iew by the village solicitor. Council voted to transfer $l5,t:OO from the general fund to the street rung. The street fund was ln the red last month In the amount of $12,(00. Council noted there Is a rot of loitering on the parking lot on the weekends. Stitt agreed to call a meeting of his officer s to correct the situation. STARTS THURSDAY, JUNE 9th THRU SATURDAY·, JUNE 11th DOORS OPEN AT ,. -DOLLAR DAYS- 4:30A.M. 'THOMASTON' PERMANENT PRESS --G:~ SH~~TS Escapee captured Kenneth Mays, 25, Syracuse, escaped from the Meigs County Jail Monday nlght Sheriff James J . Pro!flit reported. jV!ays was being brought down from the upstairs jaU when he broke and ran. Mays was in jail for three days on a bench w arrant from Meigs County Court: He was apprehended a short time Ia ter by Mason Pollee Chief, Greg Roush. Mays Is being held ln Mason County Jall and Is expected to waive extradition and be returned to Meigs County sometlnne today. FLAT OR FITTED SHEETS IN WHITE, YELLOW, PINK OR BEIGE WHITE ASSORTED FASHION COLORS AND MULTI-STRIPE 2 FOR '300 POLY-CODON • ASSORTED COLORS II SIZES 718 TO 17118 -52"x70" FLANNEL NYL TABLE PRINTS AND CHECKS '4~ -STIFFUa' 1000 PAIR ~ (SOil£ DAYS- -SnffUR'S OOLUR DAYS- 63 AND 81 INCH DACRON CURTAIN PANELS T££ SHIRTS WHITE AND PASTELS SLIGHT IRREGULARS ASSORTED MILITARY PRINTS, 7 DARK COLORS ·' 300 EACH (IKiw '2'') -S11ffi.£1'S MWA DAYS- 80Y',S FAMOUS BRANDS MEN'S 'RED HEEL' KNIT SH 'AOCRFOAO' .SOCIIS KNIT TOE AND HEEL BROWN OR BlUE - .·~ whrte sweaters ' 1100 . PAIR ,, HANG TIN· t -S LARGE 22x44 INCH . COTTON TERRY s2oo EACH ITEMS MAY NtT IE WCRY U IUUITMTID) MEN'S COTTON KNIT SCREEN PRINT MILITARY MOTIF 52 INCHES WIDE lor aCIIOIII LARGE 12xl2 INCH COTTON TERRY Ul£fiULAI TO '10) ., All r8VV11d UD and -DOLLAR DAYS..:... DECORATOR COLORS AND PRINTS. SLIGHT IRREGUlARS SHORTS t PAIR 8ATH TOWELS MISSES L & K BRAND .Q ~ " on cotton-lhe SIJOO ASSORTED SOLID COLORS AND PRINTS SLIGHT IRREGULARS "TUBE TOPS V E W E .A R TEN®is Showing iiS stripes with brighter dashes of color (UALUES TO '11") LADIES STRETCH Calf dies in accident r-----------..!.:..----------- PERMANENT PRESS TEXTURED CODON / POLYESTER IN ASSORTED COLORS SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR -DOLLAR DAYS- - . C T COLORED DRAPERIES TWIN . , ....... '3"EA. '4"EA. FULL ......... 1411 EA. . '5"EA. PILLOW CASES .. 'l"PR. .. 13" PR. The claims came from West ~----------­ Unlon, Bellefontaine, Waverly, Delaware, Gallipolis, Upper Sandusky, Ironton, Jackson, Lancaster, Circlevllle, Logan , MarysvUJe, Mt . Ver non, Washington Court House and Columbus. M eanwhile, the number of newly unemployed Ohioans flUng. first claims for jobless benefits dropped 1.1 percent the week ending May 28, to 21,192. the Ohio Bureau of Employ ment Services say s. Roberta Steinbacher, bureau administrator , said more than 1,500 of the claims w ere due to one to two-week , Jack-of-order layoffs by primary metal manufacturer s. The Gallla-M elgs post of the state highway patrol Investigated a one-car accident on Ohio 325 ln Salem T ownship early this mor ning. The patrol saldSusanL. Smith, 41, R t. 1, Vinton, was southbound, fi ve- tenths of a mlle north of RowlesvUie Road; at 2 .a.m . when her vehicle struck and killed a calf standing In the road. . The accident caused Smith's car to then go off the road and down an embankment. The car was severely damaged and Smith was not Injured. 63 AND 84 INCH I THERMAL FOAM BACK SOLID COlORS & STRIPES SHORT SlEEVES· _______·s~ ____ SIZES , .._ I TO 11 'I") (18. ' 8£ H£R£ -DOLLAR DAYS- SAVE ON MEN'S 'HANES' BRAND COTTON KNIT DERWeAR. WHITE U ..88 T-SHIRTS . . . . . V (Aff!ULAR" 'CJ"l (PKG. OF 3) WHITE 1588 ' BRIEFS .. . . . .. (llf!UIM '7''l (PKG. 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