http://66.213.69.5/files/original/75a24f57d403105779d83b29b7999c5c.pdf d7dd9bfd07339a100746afdf2b9fde0e PDF Text Text --Mayor 's-court cases end Legion teamspUts dou bleheader _Page 6 Page8 Page4 e Voi.32,No.39 Copyrighted 1983 • • at y enttne 12 Pages Pom!llroy-Middleport, Phio, Wednesday, June 8 , 1983 20 Cen 11 • A Mult i med ia Inc . Newspa per Seyler, Quickel, Hoffman win nominations c::::..-.... Pomeroy also had four RepubliBy BOB HOEruCH can candidates !;eeldng the party Seatlnel Staff Writer Richard D. Seyler and WUIIam C. nomination to run for two seats on Qulckel-lloth In the political 111'!'na vUJage council in the fall . for the first time - came through Winning the nomination were Tuesday's prlmary election in Bruce J . Reed, Incumbent serving Pomeroy as strong nominees of by appointment, who received a their respective parties to run for strong vote of 'm. and Henry J . mayor of the town next fall. Werry, former Pomeroy police Seyler was one of three Republi- officer and former fire chief, who can candidates seeking the nomina- .received 157 votes. tion to run In the fall . He won the lla Juanita Rusche! received 134 nomination receiving 237-votesover votes and the fourth candidate lncumllent Clarence Andrews, wqo Brenda Kae Neutzling ~lved 61 received 128 votes, and Roger votes. As nominees, . Reed and. Manning Davidson, running for his . Werry will oppose Incumbent H.D. second time, receiving 26 votes In Brown, Democrat, who was unopTui!SI.Iay's prtmary. posed in Tuesday's election to run Quickel was In a two-way race for for reelection In the fall. Brown the Democratic nomination to run received !6 votes. for mayor of Pomeroy In the fall . He Incumbent Cler k-Treas ure r defeated Kenny K. Klein , another Ellen Rought was unopposed in her' newcomer to the political picture, bid for the Republican nomination, "93-28. receiving 381 votes. She will be The Saving Place® ' ~1~ 1 - '1 - - --- opposed In the fall. however, by Wllliam E . Snouffer, a former councilman , who was the unopposed Democrat nominee for the clerktreasurer's position. receiving 110 votes In Tuesday's pr1mary. ChesterM . Knight was unopposed for the Pomeroy Board of Public Alfairs and received 381 voles. In Middleport's primary, there ,was a three-way Republican race for nomination to ru n for for seats on village councll in the fall. The two incumbents, Carl J . Horky and William G. Walters,were wiMers over Roland E .•Goodwin , making his first bid for a public office. There are no Democrat candidates In the fall for council. In Tuesday's voting, Horky received 131 votes, Walters got 123 and Goodwin, 62. F'red L. Hoffman , Republican, was unopposed In his bid for nominat !on to run for mayor receiving 161 votes. There are no Democral candidates. Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck, Re· publican. was also unopposed for the nomination lo run for hl.s office. He received 155 votes and has no Democratic opposition In I he fa ll. 'l'wo residents were elected to the Middleport Board of Public Affairs and there were lwo cardidates. They are Thomas R. AndNson. 1\'hO received 134 vo tes, and Lewis H. Sauer. who receiv!'d 147 voles. Bo th a!Y' Ri>publlca ns. Tota l vole In lhc Pomeroy prtmary was 534, whlc h Included 399 Republicans and 135 Democrat s. The town has 1,28.'i reglsterf'd voters. In Middleport . there were 178 Republicans going to I he polls in the primary. The town has 1,366 registered volers. RI::I'UBLICAN - l~lchal'd D. Seyler cwnc through a thrt.'(.' way rnce wtth 11 strong win In Tucsda_v's primary election w becomt• tht• Rt•publlc:Ul c:Uldldate fol' mayor of Pomen1y ln ttw f:lll. nt: MOCRI\T - Wtnnln~ llw• nomination for mayor of Pomero~' ln tlw fall <L'i the result of 'l'uc.day's ll<hnary t• l•~·tkm wo.s WlUhun C. Qukk<"l. nt~mncra ti c I Pomeroy chamber studies regatta activities • By KATIE CROW Sentinel Staff Writer Choice Of Handy Camping Artlclea 3-pc. chow set, 10" or 24" stretch cords, . plate or 5" air pump. Plans for the upcoming Big Bend Regatta to be held June 23, 24, 25and 26 were discussed when the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce met Tuesday at noon at tlie Meigs lM. A parade will be heldonSaturd;ly, June 25, leaving Mlddleport at 10 a.m. and traveling to Pomeroy. An antique car show wlil be held on the parking lot at Slrrunons-Oids· Cadillac-Chevrolet Saturday follow· ing the parade. At the present tlme there are 15 entries. A motorcycle show will be held on the Pomeroy parking lot Sund ay from 1 to 5 p.m . C.E. Blakeslee reported thai Heritage Sunday wilt be held at the Meigs County Museum on Sunday, June 26 from 1 to 5 p.m. To be featured at Heritage Sunday will be the "Sweet Adellnes." There will be cheese making, a petttngzoo, a slide shOw by the Meigs County Historic Society and a presenta tion by the Image Seekers Camera Club. A metal craft will also be dl.splayed by Belty and Martin Kuhre Nettleshlp. It was reported thai approxi- mately 20 concession stands will be located on the upper parking lot. In conjunction with the regatta, merchants will hold sidewalk sales In Pomeroy and Middleport on the weekend . According to Yvonne Scally, there 1\111 be a softball tournamen t in Middleport and the Middleport chamber will have a fl oat In thP parade. A best-dressed an !malcontest will be held Sunday from 2 to4 p.m. al the stage on the upper parking lot . On Thursday night. "Music $ I I I I I 1 1 Choice Of Quality Camping e.«~r Teardrop pock, 6x8' ground sheet, Gl dulEach ne bog or canteens.J 4 r----------------, 4.97 I I 1 U.S.C.G. Approved Life Velf Web bell, buck· le las lener. Assorted sizes. loa! CUihlon, 5.97 ·' ''· Un limlled" will b<> fmtured on lh<' stag<' from 9 p.m. until midnight . An a r1 show will be heidSalur'day In the banguet room at the MP!gs Jml. Flyers on lhP regali a will l.x' received and dlshibut ed Friday. . Sherrl Har1 wa s Introduced as thP new sec retary for lhP chamber. ShP is wllh the Job Corps Training Program . ShPwill be in lhc rhamber office dally fom 9 a. m . lo 4 p.m . Guest s lntroduc!'d were Kathy Blaeltnar. ShlriPy CarpPniPr a nd Yvonne Scally. It was re portN I that J anuary duf's J arC" now duC' and ()(~yabl r. Greg Gibbs and Ron Ash arc in charg<' of donations for lh<' rr ·ga ll a. Gibbs repor1!'d lhal ihPy havP su rpassed collec tions ovt•r last year and are still SC'f~ktn g dona I Ions. Hank Cleland s poke briefly on ti1P building cioc·ror cli nic lo be ron dueled by two mPmil<'rs ol tht• trchnlcal preserva llon &'IVIn-s c1f' parlmPn l of lhP Ohio Historic Prese rva tion offiCI' ol til!' Ohio Hlslorlcal SodPiy. Thc program will be hi'ld Monda)' ;,nd T\.rPsd ay, .JunP 20 and 21. On Monday thl'l'i:' will IX' a lr<·tu "'at thP Mt 'igs Inn a l I p.m , On TtlPsday l hf•n • w ill bt• si t(' v isi t s !ni 10rnii'I'O_, . Tht' pi'Dg-nrm Is ciPsignl'd to cdur atp and ass ist pruJ..M.'rly ownl'rs <llld trnants in thP malnt ('nant'f' a nd t'Pha bil llolton of old<'r· buildi ngs i\ 1 ttu· nrXI m"'' ing 131111\m n('(l_ v. ol Scipio Vt' ntun• lndustrt tl Park Dt •vt'loJJnu •n!, \Viii ht• lht• ~Uf'sl S!)(•akf'r 1\l..' ;o atlc•nrl i n~: pn'si~ lt ·nt : P11t wPn · .Joe Clark . (l'BI'If'n . Brlll't' T1 •afo rd. St t'Vt' llalsl t•ml. Da \' t' t-larr ls, Jl.tU I l lo tmt'll, Tom 11t'l'tl. Sco tt ! .twa;.;, I .t•o \ ',tughan and 1 ~ !11 \~ui ckl'i . Nicaraguan diplomats told to le(:lve U.S., close consulates Save33% 1 1 ·1 l - EMBASSY REACTION - Nicaraguan Em- ba8sy o!ftclals ~~left with reporters Tuesday In 'fashlngton, to reaet to U.S. orders lor 21 ol their their COII8Uiaaes to Ire closed. From left are: Manuel Cordero, chartre d'ilffalres; Roland Sevilla. economic COW18UI; and Angela SabaD011, flnlt secretary. (AP By LAWR..: NCE L. KNUI'SON 1\ssoclak'tl PrLos.• Writer WASHINGTON (APl - In a swiftly moving diplomatic dramH marked by charges of assassinat ion plols and spying. 21 Nicaraguan diplomats arc obeying U.S.orclers lo close all six of their country's consulatf'S and lmve lhP country. The State Depa rtmml on 1\Jes day on:lcN'd lhP consulates s hut tered and the dip lomats and thPir families expPiied· In an uncxpec l edly severe and swift retalia tion for the expulsion of three U.S. dlplo· . mals by Nicaragua on Monday. "The Nicaraguan govemm ent 's preclpllate action In expell ing U.S. officia ls, giving them an unreasonably short deadline for leaving lhc coun try. and thf'n thf' p ul ~!i (' shm"· stagr'fi t in M;_m Hgua l on .lunP ti. cali<'<i in our opinion for a stmng n•sJJUnS4: •,'' said Rush Ta~· l o r . ;1 s pokf'sm a n a t l hP St;i lf' D<;P'II'Imr nl . .. An Import ani addll iona l cons ill Pr a t ion was I hP Nil'an.lj..rua n gov1• rn m f'nf's US(' of its consu latf's fot lnteiJig('nc·p opt •ntt ions. ·· '!'; 1y!or Slliri. Anoth<'l' off icial. StX'aklng prl vatPly, sal ll lhP consulal<>s Wt'n ' "IX'ing usf'i.i V<'tY al'l lvcly" for intf'lilgcnct' gal hcrlng. If<' g<tVf' no ciPialls. Word of lh<' U.S. action was pas Sf'd to Nicaraguan Ambassador Anto nio Jarquin during a chilly l"·minut P inl <'rvlcw with .James II MidH·l. as... !slanl nt ·w l~ · appoinlt'( l ul'ltn)..: Of ini <'J' i\mf' J'i£'a n a Hai rs. 1\1 lht' Sf'(TPI UJ'Y Sl i11 4' for Fni iJass:v. Mam1t'i Cor NicantJ-,1\Iilll MinisiPr -('ounst'lur dt ·ro. lht· df'put_v ch!(•f of mission, 1olcl n'J)Ot· h · r~ that "so fiJI' H10 U .S. gm.tPrnmPnf hasn' t ('ha llrnJ:,'f'<l ttu• pmof" thai thrw <'X P<'iitxl i\mt'rl c: rrr diplomats plntl"l for tlrt•( 'lA IO tr y to kill forl'i~'ll rnln lstPr Mlgut'l I )'Escoto an d In form tf'rro rist squads. llowt'VPr. tht• Sta 1f' [X•partmf'nt say s i t ".rc,iJ1( '1s- IIH ' ('haq..:t•s ." And l. lnda l'fl'ifPI , lt<·ad of lhi' political sf'( 'tion <J I fill ' U.S. l<miJassy in Maru:t~-'Ua .md OJH' of th(' lht'l't.' <'X I~'Ii('(l i\nwrlcan s, m li('(l tht' lll abs un.l. &;;;.:;;;;;'~t;ii;i';'dispute low Money available to upgrade budgets for EPA functions Braxton Tewart of the American years, $ai.1 mllllon t&$24.9 million, Lung Association of Ohio said $3 they said, and that does not Include mlillon Is at stake and thal li would the additional 2 percent across- the- take allout $'70,00) additional instate hoard cuts for state agencies money to meet "minimum level lunding" · • adopted by the House. NNo new lunds are being alloIn addition, they said, a House amendment transferred $150,00) cated for ground water protection from the Division of Hazardous strategy, they said, and only seven Ma lerlals Management to the pe6ple In the state EPA have Hazardous Waste FacUlties Appro- responsibilities for ground water val Board, which has no enforce- pl'Qtection, even though 5 million people In Ohio get drinking water ment powers. from underground sources. The budget includeS none of the 10 According to Stephen Sedam of percent matching money they say Is atarbl~. theOEC, theamount"tsamere0.15 · required . for cleaning . up 19 He spoke at a news conference percentoltheenttrestatebudgetlor( SuJJe<fund-deslgnated, abandoned a1onJ with Iepttsentattves of the thenexttwoyears." Ohio Chapter ol the Sierra Club, . An analysis by the groups ol tl!e hazardOIIS waste sites, and they say Ohio Environmental Council and . House bjll sald that a decrease In no money is being allocated for 16 Aml!rlcanLunaAsljoclatlonolOhlo. stale flilldlng lor air pollUtion additional abandoned sites that are Tile liud&'et ..-cJ by the House control threatens thestate'sellglbU- not on the Superfund list and are not cut aeuenl iwenue flmdlng for lty lor federal air quality grant being cleahed up by !he reaponslble parties . · iltateEPA In the198t-1985blennlwn money. · By ROBERT GREENE A _.t•ted l'reM Writer OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - En· vtronrnentallsts lrl Ohio say they are perplexed that therecentlncreaseln national attention to environmental hazards hasn't translated into a bigger budget for the state EPA. "lt;s very hard for me to justify why this kind of budget Is being ptoposed," Peter Precarlo of the • Ohio Audubon CouncU said Tuesday. He described the budget request for the state Envlrorunental Protection Agency as being li!Tived - ---. ·-·' by 4 percent from the previous two f ~~~~~~s~~=,~.~~~~. ~~}.~.~~~ ~,,., , the Meigs County commissioners, by letter, that money· ts available through the recently enacted Jobs Bill for public works and Improvements.' A[nong the projects Shields listed was the posslbllty of securing funds for a much needed addition to the Meigs Coun'ty courthouse. Shields stated that under the application he would prepare, It might be possible to place an e1eva tor In the new a dd Ilion to serve all three noors. Shields stated that he would be happy to file an a pplication for the county, at no expense, unless the grant was approved at which time his services would be paid from the grant. Thecommlsslonersagreedto have Shields file the application for fimds Proffitt of Community Action Agency· met with the board and requested !hat the commission· Letha $15,000 Homemak~r Program. Proffit! explained thai lh P progra m would work In conju ncllon with the Children' s Services program and will provide assistance 10 needy parents, through counseling, In order to keep from having lo remove children from lvlmes where neglect Is present. The commissioners agreed to provide the 10 percent match for a one yearthro program July h J running l!&l from 1983 ug une · Francis Andrews and Everell , Shultz, Olive Township trustees, met With the hoard t disc · 0 uss procedures lor applylngdustcontrol materials on Olive Township roads. The commissioners .releiTed the trustees to the county engineer to obtain cost estimates. The hoard received a letter from Norman R. Humphrey,owneroftbe property where the old landfill was ,., discuss Ihe formal closing of th t' old landfi ll . The com m bslom•rs werP alivisl'<i by the Marlt'lla offic"P of thP Ohio 11epartmcnl of Tr;msportalion lht' state will not 1.x' abiP to <'1'('('1signs. as requested by lht• m mmission<' r's. to Ihe new landfi ll. The board volt'<i to amend at1ldt• 16 or th0 by-law s of tho Meigs Emergency Mrdlcal Sc rvlrrs to read, in pari, '"!11e Medica l Aclvl... w 111 m""1eve1y ,.,, '" 1ays sory Boa ru In order to main tain Improved standards and methods of pr. · hospital patient care... Upon the recommendation of Meigs County Cour1 J udge Pat ck O'Brien, the hoard agreed to apr >inI Linda Bentz and Donna Boy<I ~ co-clerks of the county court. Attending were Commissioners David Koblentz, Richard Jones and Manning Roush, Mary Hobsteller, clerk , and Martha Chambers. ·\ �• Fag• 2-The Dlllily ....... ~rcfdlepad, Ohio Wed"" Lly, June •• 1913 Commentary . - Indians make draft sweep . PorT::': . ClEvELAND · (APl The CleWiand .lndlaJis picked eight rlghl-!ianded pitcherS, : two, left· ' F. Buckley ]r. ....----------Educated-unemp. ." The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA BOB HOEFLICH PAT 'W HITEHEAD General A"slstant Puhllsht'r/ Cont roller Mana~er DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Ne"''l'i Editor A MF.MJU:R of The A...socillt.f>«< American Nf·w~puper P~ . Inland D~y Pr~ J\....uc;il&Hon aMI tt.e Puhllstlf'r.; 1\."'NNCia.tJon. LETI'F..Jt.S 01-' OPINION an· wdcomed. 'llM•y should be leM ~an 300 worth lonJt:. i\11 14~k'"' UN' !oiUhjef..t to edJtln~ Md mll"ii tM> "'l~d with name, ~ aOO ~lephone numhe r. No ult'Jrnt~ lctk-n.' wW he puhllstM!d . Lctt.eftl .'lllould be ln ~ l.a41!, !Mid.J'et. Min.!( k"'~. not per~malltielt . Miserable numbers ~ in the misery index : · Though catchingly named, widely 11nderstood and often referred to by . · · pre<ldentlat candidates, the misery Index has nt>Ver achlt>Ved status as an o(flclal economic Indicator. It Isn't likely to do so either, at least In Its present form. because It is' Incomplete. To be sure. It measures a considerable amount of misery, but It falls shan of measuring most of It . There Is, that Is. a lot more to misery measurements than the ra tes at Inflation and unemployment. which the Index rombtnes. There are taxes, ; for example. and inte rest ratf'S. Lamentably. the Index !ails to Include them. In spite of this falling, its very simplic ity dictates that It be used, a dlcUlte observed by candidate .Jimmy Carter In defeating President Ford. and by candidate Ronald Reagan in unseating President Carter. And now that It Is falling again. !rom a high of 20.1 in November 1981 ; made up of 7.5 percent unemployment and a 12.6 percent lise in the • consumer prtce Index - there are indications Reagan wUI use It again . He wut be cautious In doing so, howt>Ver, because the Index Is easily dissected to ShoW a double digit rate Of unemployment, Offset by the lOWeSt In Dation ra tes since the 19ffis. A year-over-year rise of 3.7 percent in the lnDatron rates Is Impressive, but a 10.1 percent jobless ra te is not. Neither is the level of the Index Impressive. · : If you go back to the late ~950s a nd early 19ffis you can find slngle-<ligit ~ misery Indexes. In 1962, for example, when the Index was only 6.6. tnade up .or 5.5 percent unemployment and a 1.1 percent rise In the consumer prlc : Index. ; But all this tells only part of the s tory, only part of the dramatic rise In misery . If you add in taxes a nd Interest rates, both of which have risen ~harply in recent years, you can feel how thick the misery Is. • Consider this: The annual tax Index has risen lor 24 s traight years. Yes, Cn spite of the recession and recent federa l tax cuts It moved higher In 1982, and It probably wut do so again this year. · The Tax Foundation, which m aintain the Index and relates the sad story that goes with 11. reports that In 198211 reached 4119, up from 412.4 In 1981, or more than four times what It was In 1967, when the base of 100 was set. Examination of the figures shows that ' federal taxes did Indeed fall s lightly. but as you already know or have surmised, state and local taxes rose. Local property taxes topped the rise. up 14 percent In one year. These ligures. which lew people wUI a rgue have a powerful impact on their state of mind , are absent from the misery Index, as are some or the highest Interest rat.e s experienced this century. Today in· history Today Is Wednesday .•June 8. the !59th day of1983. There are 2t);days left In the yE'ar. Today's hlgl~ight In history : In 632. the prophet Mohammed died . On this date: In l!lffi. President Theodore Roosevelt offPred to act as a mediator In the Russo-Japanese War. In 1965. U.S. troops In Vietnam were authorized to engage In offensive opera tions. In 1967, Israeli torpedo boats and planes accidenta lly attacked the U.S. communications ship " Liberty. " resulting In the deaths of 34 American seamen. And In 1991, James Earl Ray, the man Indicted lor the assassination or Martin Luther King, was arrested In London. Ten years ago: Spain's Generalissimo Francisco Franeo reliqulshed some of his power by naming Admiral Louis Carrem Blanco as premler. Five years ago : The Senate Ethics Committee voted to Investigate the conduct of Sen. Herman Talmadge. D·Ga ., and Sen. Edward Brooke. R-Mass. Berry's World "NOW, THIS - THIS Is what I mean when 1 talk about ''u"ocatlng d6pendence 'l " ·' Here Is an Interesting myth, the leveling ot which causes some pain. The myth has It that the probabillty ol suffering unemployment Is sUght, progressing to vtriuai non· existence as a) you enter college, b) graduate from college, c) go on to professional school, d) particularly business school, d) pick up a taw degree, and I) learn about compu· ters whUe you are at lt. Recent correspondence and talk with two gentlemen, one of his :Jls, the second In his 40s, expoeed the myth. Hank we' ll c~l the first) has the lot- college, MBA.lawdegree. computer programmtng. Tom (the second ) , college and an MBA. Hank has been looking tor a job tor one year. Tom for two years. An Incidental, but not Irrelevant, quail· !!cation Is their amanllest lntelll· gence . They speak as If professors of diction. · Both gentlemen have gone all the traditional routes - they have answered want ads, sought out headhunters. passed along the word to what they call "the network." They have failed , and !rom their !allure one learns something about Amertca. The general figures are tllese. Three percent of college graduates are unemployed. A half-mllllon people, all told. The figures aren't available on how many of that figure are specialists In business admlnlstration, bUt the leaencJ Is, as we know, what tralnlgbl business Is the Ukellest key to lrnml!dlate employment. · Hank has coined a•useful aphor· Ism. It i.s that "the easiest way to find a job Is to haY@ one." He illustrates:· When he was working, he was !rom time to time soug!tt out by other companies. Or, from time to time, he approa.;hed other companies seeking better oppor· tunltles. On such occasions his men"ilces were usually never even sought out; and when they were, they were never checked. But since losing his employment, all prospec· t(w> employers begin by asking lor references. The assumption In Amertca continues to be that It you a"' out of work, It Is yolir fault. Tom speaks of the psychological distress ot looking so long for a job. After t>Very Interview you torture yourself, wqnderlng whether you made a correct impression, whether· you spoke too much or too little; whether It was wtse or not wise to give your previous salarywere you earning so much as to dl.!rcourage the personnel people? Or not enough to ImpresS them? And then, Inevitably, you begin to took over your shoulder at the jobs dowrl there discharged by men and women who did not need all the laney training Hank and Tom received. Take, tor Instance, drivIng a cab. Tom confesses th;il he could start drtvtng a .cab. Is that what he oueht to do? A partlc!Jlllllt In the discussion raised the question: Just as Amer· lea has got used to upward mobutty' oughtn't it to vt used to the phl'nomenon of downward mobil· lty? To which the approprtate answer, surely, Is: Yes - t! the training was wasted on a particular person. II Hank and Tom got phony advanced degrees. If they were at the bottom of a ltstless class. then they are. not really competent to serve as executives. But If compet · enence is not In question. are they then expected to ditch their years of training and drive cabs? Drtvlng a cab I• a perfectly honorable profession, but just as the doctor who spent !our years In medical school would feel demoralized t! he spent his · pto!esslonal time In a grocery store, so Is it with those who have studied business, and law. Wbat Is the organic ariswer to this? Is there such a thing? Hank rears greatly that the last recession Is not sometl!lng "(e are .likely to climb out of with profuse opportunt· ties for the executive-level uilem. ployed. Because, he says, there was too much tat at the management level. And because computer tech· nology Is stepping In to perform tasks that up until now had reql!lml the se)V!ces of accouatants and administrators. "We all another observer chimed In, "that Say's Law IS a phOny." Henri Say was the French ecqiiOihlst who post uta ted that lnasmu~s human appetites are Infinite and the world's resources finite, there can never be such a thing as ove'lli'Oduction - merely matproduction . Production, In short, producs Its own demand. So why are there unemployed? Among those who are skilled• know:· Surveillance of Einstein ______,la_ck_A_nd....;_e_rso_n WASHINGTON -The FBI has been caught occasionally In the rear-View IT\Irror . Here Is another look backward. which I hOpe wUI help assure a better road ahead. Alben Einstein, the exile<' Ger· man physic ist whose theortes led to development of the atomic bomb, was under Investigation for five years on charges that his Berlin office from 1929 to 1931 was a cable drop for a Soviet espionage rtng operating out of the Far East. According to FBI and Army Intelligence documents. Einstein was unaware or the alleged spying. The da ta gathened by U.S. lnt<'lllgence- ev.en tbe .allegations themselves - remalnect classified "secret" after the NollE'I Prize. winning physicist's death in 19511. because they involved a "usually reliable" source In Berlin who gave surprtslngly explicit details to the Army's intelligence people In 1950. The source had to be protected. Hundreds of pages o! documents lay out the story. They were declassified between 1981 a nd 1983 In response to a Freedom >o! Information Act request by mY associa te Date Van Alta . Here's the story chronologically: -March 13. 1950: An Army G-2 memo shared with the FBI ex- plain~d that Soviet spi~s In Shanghai and Canton wou1cl send coded messages to countrtes "~uch as EI:YJ)t or France." Then these > surreptitious messaces would be lo!Warded to cable addresses In Berlin. Amohg the addresses. the Army's Informant' said, were a watchmaker's shop, a box factory - and Einstein's o!!lce. One of the secretaries would give the reports to a courter, who would send them to Moscow. the tipster said. The G-2 repon acknowledged that "since these telegrams !rom the Soviet spies were in code, Einstein didn't know their con· tents." But It added : "However, ti is reasonable to believe that Einstein did know that his o!!ice was being used by the Soviets as a telegram cover address." -October 23, 1950: A follow-up G-2 repon postulated that the alleged Soviet espionage contact was Helen Dukas. who was then Einstein's secretary-housekeeper ' In Princeton, N.J. -May 1951: the FBI began combing through Einstein's writ· lngs nad biographies. -Nov. 2. 1951: Dukas was interviewed by the FBI on an un"'lated matter. -Nov. 28. 1951: The Army completed Its investigation In Eu· rope and forwarded the results to Washlngion. -Oct. 14, 1953: FBI' Director J . Edgar· Hoover asked the Army to "complete Its lnvestlgallon at the earliest possluble time and forward the results to this Bureau... The Army dispatched a courier from Heidelberg, Germany. with a letter stating that 'the Investigation had been completed 11 months before and a copy had already been sent to the FBI. -June 24. 1954 : The Army reported to Hoover- who evidently had asked G-2 to reopen the casethat Its agents. were trying to interview a doctor who might have Information. -Oct. 23. 1954: The . Army reported to Hoover that the doctor had been Interviewed with no useful results. -Nov. 9. 1954: The FBI con· eluded that there were no "outstanding leads .. . and the most logical remaining lead . .. Is to Interview Helen Dukas." - Jan . 3, 1955: Thou gh leery about approaching Dukas "be· cause of her close association with Einstein ... and his known tendency to make public statements concernIng matters with which he person- ally disagrees," top FBI o!!lctals decided Dukas had to be Inter· v1ewed before the Investigation could llE' considered complete: . -Feb. 23, 1955: Two F'BI agent• Interviewed Dukas at Einstein's home. having·asked lor her help In a n Investigation of espionage activ1· ties In Berlin a quarter of a century earlier. "She did not appear to be evasive In any manner." th<' G-men reported, "but sp(lke quite freely .. At no time did she give away hint or Indication that she was aware the Investigation concerned her In any way. " The Army Informant's story !ell apart . The FBI concluded, after five years of digging, that "addl· tional Investigation is not war· ranted In view of the long lapse or time since Einstein's o!!lce as allegedly used by the Sov1ets, the lack of corroborating Information. and the fact that personnellnolved are scatiered In many countries and In many cases are deceased ." -Aprtl 18.1955: Einstein died . .,-July 27, 1955: A top FBI o!flclal recommended that Einstein espionage case be closed. Rain, mud and slides._____L_aw_e_ll-'-W_in....:::..ge_tt Every morning I examine my~ lid-with my hands under me as a feet with Increasing anxiety. Any protect from any sharp stones or time now I expect to lind that I am sticks we might have missed In the getting web toes. My only consola· construction but my cousin would lion Is knowing that Kennlt the have no part of any such sissy Frog seems to be getting along all precautions. After a few trtps down our s lide his bottom looked like he right. Financially. that Is' Those who keep track of such had been spanked with the wrong things tell me that we have had side of the hair brush. more than a dozen consecutive One afternoon we were sitting up rainy weekends. Unfonunately, we to our necks In the little pool have had rain not only on weekends discussing possible Improvements but also almost every day In the to our englneertng masterpieces week. When we moved north for the when Grandma suddenly appeared su mmer we never planned on being on the scene. She become suspl· actors In a wierd mlnl·sertes of one clous of our regular afternoon or the great Ohio River floods. dl.sapparlng act. She had our Instead of wat.er being In the rtver clothes tucked fliTilly under one where ,., It belongs. It has collected In arm and a willow switch In her tree our ya rd. Since the yard Wa.! hand. We were not allowed to go recenlty rototllled and seeded. the home by the short cut throu&h the results has been one or the most woods but were marched naked up expensive mud holes In Southeast· the road toward home with ern Ohio. It I had been su!!lctently Grandma applying the switch when Informed by the weatherman I we stopped to argue against being would have bought swamp grass paraded ~ked before the neigh· seed and would now have the bors. Just before we came Into sight of the first house, Grandma regreenest lawn In the county. But weather predictors have the rlgllt to tented.and allowed us to dress . Then be wrong now and then. I nt>Ver dreamed when I was a boy that I would some day grow up and have my own personal sUppery-sUde. It runs f)-om our !ront yard to the sidewalk. To aet Into our yard Is an exi!I'CI.w Ia agility but getting out Is eesy. That . Is, If you don'tmlnd a muddy behind. For you folk who neYer · grew up In the country. a sltp!M!I'Y· side was the country boy's creation long be!ore modem swlmmlni pools with their elaborate p&astlc aHdes were forced on the publtc by the polluted waters of our streams. My cousin and I spent the better part of every afternoon tor a week building a slide Into the only pool oo John's Run that was about hlp deep on a small boy. With a purloined 110@ we performed wh!lt we thought was an engineering triumph . w~ worked with a fervor that we had never displayed while cutting weeds In tbe earden and butlt a six loot long slide ftom which we eould land with a satlstytng plop Into the water below. It wa5 only nee s~ry to carry a can of water to tiiP top (( the sllde, pour It on the red clay and follow it down. Being tiiP IIICft cautious of the two (( us, I always The Daily SentineJ-Page-3 Pcwn•o{ Middlepolt, Ohio we were permitted to walk on each side of her the rest or the way . Before we reached there she had extracted our solemn promlse not !L go swimming anywhere without an adult along. Grandma had reared nine children and with th<> Ohio River less than a mile away, the danger It presented was an ever present worry. I know now that Grandma had no Intention of making us sutrer the Indignity of being switched home naked befor the neighbors. But the lesson stayed with me and no doubt Is the reason that I am less than enthusiastic about the sllppery-sltde In oor front yard. Our mud Is different than the mud which has been causing so much trouble In Utah and Nevada . Our mud doesn't have any build· lngs, boulders or trees In it. It doesn't move or knock anything down . It just lies there waiting for someone to step on seemingly solid ground when It will swallow your foot to the ankle and your shoe with smelly, clammy water . By nn now I am sure It has engulfed most or my expensive grass seed that didn 't wash away In the most torren tlal of our downpours. It Is the same mud that most or my neighbors have to some degree b~t our place has been made even muddler than most by my hurrying to get grass seed planted. It there Is any consolation, It Is that bare ground needs no lawn mowing. I have lived In Southea•tern Ohio most of the springs of my lt!e and I don't remember a single spring with so much rain. That doesn't mean there has oot been some mighty wet springs but Just that I have no particular reason lor remembering them. This one I wlll remember lor a ' long time. Each time plans have been made to brtng a load of limestone tor the driveway or a cement walk to our front door. it has rained . Without dou&t some day It will quit. It always lias. In a few Wf2eks we may be calling for rain to settle the dust. While we are waiting, you are welcome to try our sltppery-sllde! fourth ro11nd; J<iseph Kramer, 5-1,1, 175, Cleveland State University, Iii the ninth rotind; Steven Smith, 5-9. 17:0, · State Untversl at Corvallls; In the 11th round; Jeffery \ \\:·. I. SV GALVANIZED \ . \ \ \ i \ ·ROOFING ~\~\ ' '\\ '\\ 8' SHEET ......................... $5.99 10; SHEET ....................... $7.49 12' SHEET ..................•.... $9.08 16' SHEET ..................... $11.98 \ i. ' ' \ NCAA CHAMPS·- Marle«a College players rub the bald head of head coach Don Schaly winning the NCAA Division m lpaseball championship for the alter second lbne In three years, with a score of 16-8 against Otterbein College Tuesday. II Is a tradition for the players to rubShaJ.v'sheadafter a major victory. (AP Laserphoto). . 90 LB. ROLL ROOFING Pioneers break .away from OtterJJein; win division title RUey knocked In five runs for the Pioneers. and Monte Duncan, Jeff Wiktorski and John Hefner added four each. Mariettaaddednlnemorerunsln Martetta. which won the cham· the fifth, when Schuler stroked a pionshlp here In 1!ll1 and placed grand slam, only his second homer · third last year, !lnlshed the season with a49-9record. while Otterbein Is of theseason.Ailthoserunscameo!! Alexander. who allowed 14 runs on 28-13. 10 hits and eight walks In the 12-3 The two schools advanced· to th<' innlrigs he worked. finals by beating North Carolina After another six -run outburst In Wesleyan. top-ranked In Division III the sixth off Ed Conard, Marietta · going Into thP tournament, on settled down . The -Pior\~rs wer~ Monday. · held scoreless in the St>Venth an(l Otterbein had beaten Mariett a finished their scoring with a pair of 12·2 and 6-2 ln two regular season runs in the eighth . Otterbein managed fou r runs In games. loslng the other 4-0. The two the topo! the fifth . aided by an error. met again In the tournamen.t last week, with OtterllE'in winning f>-4 . a balk and Jim Hoy le's double . " The whole season was a constant Four Marietta pitchers scattered struggle for us." said Marietta eleven hits, with John Hamborsky. Don Schaly . "TherPwassuch Coach who carne on In relief of starter Jim a turnmzer In personnel that no one Katschke In the filth . picking up the ever expected us to have a winning v1ctory. Sehuler'sgrand s lam was theonly a lone wtnit a u. homer In the hlgh-scortng gam e. His season.let "This year's team really had less seven RB!s matched a Division III talent than the one we had two years World Series record, and the six " Iguess tha tmakesit runs he scored established a m ark. $1199 A ROU Bob Hanman and Kirk McDonald before Glen Alexander managed to get out of the Inning. MAR!E'ITA,. Ohio lAP) - Marietta, breaking open a close game with a six-run thlrd4 added 12 more In the fourth a nd 'went on to overwhelm Otterbein 36-8 in the championship game of the NCAA Division IIlbaseballWorldSerteson Tuesday. Tile Ploneers.led by shortstop Jon Sehutpr's seven RBis. pounded six Otterbein pitchers for 33 hits. The v1ctory avenged Marietta· s losses to Otterbein iii three o! the season's four previous meetltigs between the two Ohio Athletic Conference Schools . Otterbein took a 2-llead in the top of the third, scoring twice on Brett Brownfield's single. Mike Blythe's double and an error on Dave Whitehead 's grounder to short. But the bottom of the inning saw Marietta explode for six runs and a 7-2lead, with Steve Riley driving In two of the runs with a double. In the founh. the Pioneers got their 12 runs on 10 singles and lour walks. They chased Doug Gates, who had relieved starter and loser Jeff Henderson In the third, and then ·"BLACK ROOF COATING - FIBERED & NON-FIBERED 5 GALLON ........ =:~~~:.~aid NEW. YORK CLOTHING HOUSE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 9th TO PREPARE FOR OUR BIG SPR!NG AND SUMMER SALE••.. 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Jtgament ctarnage In his rlgllt knee, and a Ungerlngvtrushe acquired In spring I " ' r-------------..J....------------------------, - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - Cam acho in exchange for center Thomas was sent to Cleveland NEW YORK (API - Outfielder fielder Rick Manning and left Gorman Thomas reponed to the a long with relte! pitcher Jamie handed pitcher Rick Waits. ·Cleveland Indians Tuesday 24 hours Easterly and minor league Ernie ,after having been acquired In a five-player trade, and said, "It'sllke .------------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --1 the begLmlng of a new season." Thomas said leavlng .the Milwaukee Brewers was "like leaving my famUy ... but now t)le Brewers are opponents, and I hope when we play ihem I'D be scalding hot and beat them every game.·· Thomas. who arrived at the Indians lockerroom at Yankee Stadturn four hours before game· time, was Inserted Into the starting lineup as the centerflelder, batting POMEROY, OHIO fifth, and was given uniform No.20, the same number he wore as aBrewer. He said when he learned of the trade Monday he "drank a lot ofbeer and said goodbye to some close and old frie nds. I'llalwayshaveaspeclal place in my hean for Milwaukee." The 32-year-old Thomas, who had been the Brewers' regular center fielder since 1978, had been troubled by Injuries tl)ls season. He bas five hOmers, 18RBI,andwasbattlng.l83 In 46 games. He also has struckout50 $999 ~ ·Thomas reports to Indians training. . 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Shook's single scored· Newman In the first Inning, while the night's big blow was a grand slam lxlme run by Shook that scored Rice, Bush ruid Jordan. Meigs' hitters wefe Scott Gheen, a double; Zane Beegle, a stogie, aJ!(l a Tony Riffle home run. In the third Inning, 'I'homas, Swatzel, Carpen· ter scored on a Gheen double, while By 8COIT WOLFE SYRACUSE - Meigs Legion dlamondmen again displayed SU· per effort In splitting a double header with two close decisions against Wellston. losing the first game 6-7, then coming back In the nightcap to clalm an 8-5 victory. Wellston's Tim Shook went the distance to shake the Meigs' squad for the first victory with seven strikeouts and just four walkS. Despite one bad lnniDg, Shook picked up the win. Meigs' Don Swatzel went three Innings lor the loCals to fan four and walk none, Gordon Splete went two Innings to fan two a,nd walk two, and Zane Beegle tlnlshed up the game wlth walks and tw~ strikeouts. Wellston went up 1-0 In the tlrst frame and beld that edge untO the bottom of the sixth frame, when Meigs erupted for six rwfS to seemingly break the game open. A determined Wellston effort, how.· ever, picked away at the Meigs' lead one run at a time untn plating on aMeigs Riffleplayed homer. ·Beegle In thescored nightcap, the sleeper but made a dramatiC finish to win 8-5 after breaking a 5-5 tie ln. extra Innings. Southern pitching ace Tony Riffle went the distance to fan nine and walk four In a tine pitching performance. Wells!Dn's Charlie Lindauer pitched four frames ID fan four and walk !our, two CARLTON SETS STRIKEOUT RECORD - PhBadelphla Phlllles' plkher Steve Carlton tips his hat to the crowd alter reoonllng his 3,222Dd career strikeout to pass Houston Astros' Nolan Ryan for the strikeout reoonl during third Inning action against tlui St. Louis Cardinals ID Philadelphia Tuesday night. (AP I..Mcrphoto). ' :Carlton strikes out ·three to cinch record By PHYLLIS MENSING Associated Press Writer . PHilADELPHIA tAP) -Steve :<;:ar lton was moneconcemed with beating the St. Louis Cardinals than with becoming baseball's aU-time strikeout leader, say his Phlladel· phla PhUlles teammates. He got the record. He lost the : game. · Caflton fanned six St. Louis : batters Tuesday night to give him a total of 3,526 over his 17-year major league career. But that accomplish· m enl was marred by George . Hendrick's two-run homer In the : tlrst Inning as the Cardinals edged . : the Ph lUtes 2-1. Meanwhile, Houston's Nolan Ryan, who returned from the disabled list to start Tuesday night .against the San Francisco Giants, struck out three to move his .strikeout to tid to~.524before leaving :Ill the fltth Inning. • ·Carlton, 6-6, and Ryan, J.J, are : likely to stay close thoughout the season In the race to top a strtkeput record set by Waller Johnson 55 years ago. "This Is going to seesaw back and forth," Ryan has said . : The 38-year-old Carlton, who stresses conditioning and mental preparation, has rerused to talk to reporters for several years. On Tuesday night . he simply dolled his cap when the crowd gave him a standing ovation as he surpassed Ryan with his 3,521st victim, the Cardinals' Mike Ramsey. Many ofthe34,274fans, the largest crowd . at a Ph lUtes game this season, had come just toseeCarlton. The PhiUies lockerroom was . subdued alter the loss, which was ·carlton's fou11h stra ight. But the players werP won·ted a bout their hitting, not a bout his pitching. "He (Carlton) pitched well enough to win. We just didn't score· enough runs for him," said Mike Schmidt, whose second·lnnlng hOmerun wasoneofonly two hits the PhlllleS got against St. Louis pitcher BobForsch. " It's a pleasure to play with hlm," teammate Pete Rose said of Carlton . "He's always going to do well. But he kept saying we shOuld forget the strtkeout record and win the game." · Carlton has a contract that runs through 1!1!7, and he has said he Intends to pitch 10 more years. By that time, heshouldhave morethan a strtkeout record to his credit. Carlton has won. four Cy Young awards, and has won ·20 or more games slx times. He has tied Sandy Koufax for the modem-day Na· Ilona! League record for most wins In a season, has struck out 100 or more batters In each ol his 16 full seasons In the major· leagues, and has come within nine games of becoming baseball's 16th IDgar(le winner. " It's got to be a grealfi.omenlfor him ," said Phlllles Manager Pat Corrales after Tuesday night's game. "But he made a statement during the game-not In these exact words but something Uke It: heck with the strikeout """'"'IAI't'• wfnlt.' "That's the type of guy he Is. This Is just another star on his cap.' ' Scioto Downs COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP) - Ec· llpse, driven by Jeff Richardson, went the mile In 2: 01 2-5 to win the fi rst division of the first leg of lhe Good Time Pacing Series at Scioto Downs Tuesday night and pay $3.40, $2.40 and $2.20. JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. VETERANS ME.MORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST Office Hours by Appointment Only CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1~44 ' FROM 7-11 EACH . EVE.NING !lnlshed the game and sutferf!d the 1Qss. He Wmed four and walked five. Meljpl' wtnnen were Beegle, a double: I Nick Riggs, a single: J?on Swatzel, a single; and. Jay~· lei-, a single. For WeUston, Steve NeWman had two singles, Sbook a double, Lindauer a double, and Simpson a single. AP Sports WrMer If Lou Vatro, the coach of the 1984 United States Olympic hockey le'lfll Is looklngforathemesong, he could do worse than , Bllly Joel's POSTMASTER: send :.cldress to The Dally Ser~11nel , lll Court St., Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. 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Thltubtltncl of tht revlllon• proDOIId In th•·Company'lappllcallon 11 httcl on February 28, 1983, It 11 fOIIOwl : • TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE In S.Ctlon 4. Ptymentt, a cuetom.r will bl charGed 110.20 for If'., dltlloncnd ohlck rtctlv.cJ In pa.,mtnl of • Dill rtndtfed D~ IM Comp,.ny, unla11 the CUIIDmlr thOWI lhll tt\1 bani{ w•a In trror. An 18.25 chtrge It mada uncttr lllllt lnQiarllft . In SeciiOn 13, Ext1n1lon of Rural Llntl, IM ru11l line minimum c:haroe I * cuatomtr under the optlontl plan Ia lncrHNd by 51% from 111.87 to snuo Plf month ror up to 6111 or a milt, 1nd from $28.75 to 145.00 ptr month for etch additional 1/e milt or fraction ther.of. Thl minimum agQr• IIIII Of IUCh Chtrgal for IICh lint fill\· created from 1230.00 to 1380.00 ptr rnonlh per lint . No minimum charQt thtll bt IHI Ulan 1112.150 ptr montl-1, •n lncrtaM from $71 .87. Tha grotl tn· nual rtqnut !rom all customer• an • lint nectteary to tllmlnatt all mini· mum chlrgae undtr thlt · tariff II In· Crtll.cllrom H,iOO 10.10,100 ptr mila. In secuon 1-4, Ttmporary Se!'Yict, 101M aodiliONI WOII3tng "-t bttn .odtd Ia cllrlly"cu11omen' abllgat(on• und11 prtffYiar-..nt ~k;lt:. In tddlllon, the fixed charQtt for ,.edlng·ln lnd rNdlng·oul an tlllttlng mettr Is lncrtiNd l rom 113.75 to 111.50, and tht charge for tingle phaM 12CY240 ¥Ott Mrvlce from penntntnl touret up 10 100 tm~rl cap•clty Ia lncreued from 111 • .00 lo l1t.O,OO. In Saotlon 15, Looatton aod Main· ltnanct of Compan.,·• Eaulpmtnt , !he t11tl htt DMn revlatd to cl~rlfy ulallng Dbllgallonl ot the cuttomer, In r.gard ta rtctlvlng MrYk:t rrom tl\1 Company, to pro¥1dt tultabla tPICt tor meterlnQ and other ttcllltltl . ~' S.CIIOn 21, Den._! or Dltconlln· uanct of Strvlct, the rec:onnect lon charge during notmal wor111na l'lourt 11 lncreaNd from l11.l0 to 1201!1 tnt! ltle chlrge oulti!M of norm•l "wOrking hours It !ncrHitd from 131 .40 to 131.20. Tht ctlerge for paymenl of de lin· qu.nt amountt .t o a company employH on tl'le cuttomer't pr.miMt to .,.,farm a dl1con~IIOI'I It lncrttMd from 1a.20 to ltt .10. TARIFF R.S. !RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC IEIIYICE) --..-·-- T~ mon1hiy cullomtr chirQt 1n<1 "*"mumbll ... I~ from ...00 IO 14.56. Thl number olenergy ralt bk>ck• t• ~ from thi'M to two. Thlt t1 ae· 101' tha flrlf 100 kllowaltl'louft and com· ~lftO thl Hitting blOCks 01101 ·1!00 kllowatti'IOt.lft. ancr O¥er t&OO tllowttt· hourtlnto • alng.. lnlfVY block' enoorn· P&Mina all kUowatthoura O'tll' 100. The 0\"tt''lllnc:rMM It lbout 21% !14% In· oludl!l:t fuel chargee~ Ttlt ln<:t'HM per KWH prop aatd ..... toiiOwl: thl 11,.1 aoo !<WH uMd per month lfom 3.70otnta per KWH . to 4~ oentt KWH , or about24% . For tl'tt MJCI 700 KWH 1o1Hd Plf fi'Ont 11-4 oentt Plf KWH 1o ) .... oentt ptr KWH or 'or '* motl"' ab0ul10~ . ' _.,...,.ue...,,.,..,KWH per 100u1 wn•-"' MonFO< oil ,..; 1100 ICWH. uHd ,.., to 3.441 oentt KWH, or 1ho L.oocl ~~n~nt Tlr~M-of·D•r prOYialon , .tltt OMklmtr ~ and !Nnlmum bUI 1111 euo 1o 11.011. ""' ......· -- l o i 1 M o -· _ -"""..,..... ........... off_ ._,. It lnl .(1'N """'1:: .... _ .. toltowl: lnihHII~ tilt! poti<WH-- ,..... ·................. -· •bllllna - . - U7-1o I* ICWH. to • • otntl per lQWH, Of 11n Inc,... or Mololt ~ bllltna iillftodl, from J.St oentt ,.., to 1.11 CIOfl10 ,.., KWH, or 1 dtcfMtt of Uovt ·~- . .J.. . , .... I' -~ Ofedlt ~ ..~ ftiiMt ~i~ ff'Om !"i==r:•.:_--;; - · ... 110 olt IIIII IRol ' ... Monthly SlrviCI CN!"ge trom 112.!)8 10115.07 . For tho•• KWH u.-:t during the month In t11oe11 of 40D timet the montly bi!Hng dtmand from t .:Kt cent• per KWH to ue Plus Many Other . GIFT IDEAS ..... PICKENS HARDWARE ,'.MASON, W. VA. requited tlllty days notice of lnttntlon to ctncel prior to thlt annlvtrNf)' dill of tl'tt contract. with • abt rnonthll prior notlfleatlon fiQiollrtmtnt, which 01n be glvtn at tny time. TARIFF 1.,. (INDUSTRIAL POWER) Dlf'ltl PI" KWH . For lhott KWH uHCI during tne p11t toad periOd : For the 'trat 500 KWH from 11.38 cents per KWH to 5.22 cent• per KWH. For til over 500 KWH from 3.40 centt per KWH to 4. ta c.nlt per KWH . For IU addl110ntl KWH uMd dtrlng the month from 1 . 7~ cente per KWH to 2.08 cenlt per KWH. The Experlrntnlal Tlme-of·Dty provltlon chtrget ,,. chan(.ltd 11\e 111M 11 !hOM fn thl load M1n~gement Tlma.of.Oey ptovlllon. TARIFF G.S. (GENERAL SERVICE) Cl't•rDtt for dtm•nd mtltrtd cutlornet't tra lnc:raaiMd an 1Yif9 ol approxlmattly 7% (5% 11\Ciudlng futl chargtt). Tht ~;~uatomer cl't•• ·11 In· c,.•Hd rrom ~14.34 to 11&.70, •nd the minimum bill will contlnwe to bt IQutl to the cuttomtr charoe plut lht 0. mtnd chtrgt Plf' I<W lime• minimum billing dlmtlnd (~ KW). Chtrgea for nondemlnd mtlerecl cuato.n.q .,. lncr....:t an aYII'IIQI of 'WfOIIkntltiY t7" 1 13~ tnck.ldtno ruet chlr;tt). Tht monthly et.momtr charge and minimum btU art lncreaatd from 110.00 to $12.00. Thl current and propoted rallt In Ulll tariff trl I I fOIIOWI: Cuntn1 Oemanct MttarN CUatomtr Customtr ch&ru- ~month 114.34 Demand ot11rge Ptr KW $3.01 Entrgy Cl'tlf'tt per KWH ' .0248 Nondamtnd Mtltted Cuttomtr Customer ctlarge 1JW month 110.00 Energy ct111"0f per KWH I .0328 l'n>poHd O.manct Mtttred CUalomer Cuttorr.r clltrot PI' month 115.70 Demand cl'terge per KW I 3.38 EntrQy ch.,-ge per ICWH 1 .- Nondemand Malend Ct.t1tomtt' Cut1omer C:tllfOII per month 112.00 Enetgy cl't.-ge PI' KWH 1 .- TM provlalon under thlt t.-ltt for Athlelhlc Fltld Llghti"Q ~etomtra Ia rtpltc«t by • RICI'Nitlon L.lghttng provlalon avaUtblt to ouetomtta tor Mperetety mtt.,..;l nonprofit outdoor pubtk: f'ICf"Hiion r~~emu.. TM ~ ratH under thl1 Pf'O\'Itlon are as lollowa: Cuetomercharo- per month t111.7'0 EMtgycfll'911* KWH t .04210 Thl minimum C'*'Ot tor wtlelerl, ..ray machlnet, tiO . 11 Inc,..... trom 12.22 I * KVA of lntt:attld t,.,aformer CtPPIIY to $2.43. Mtn:lmum chargn tor cua1C)t'nt,. htvtng othet IOUrCM or .,.,., _,, \'Ott• Tl\e cuatorMf C:hlrfll anoctated with NCh dtltvlfY ~ nan ~ redueecl. ~ cl'larJM hi" r.en littwr tncfNIId or reduCed. ~lr.g on deiiYirY voltage, and tntrOY chM"atl t\tr"tt bMn lncreued In uch c.... Ov.rall thl lncfMIH. rang. from 1% to 21%· (3% to 12-% lncludi"'' futl c"-rgtl). Tht cuntnt tnd propotld ,.," In tl'tlt tariH .,. u totk>wll: Curr.nl Votlagt lr#el 2.~12 kY Cua1omtr Charge . .7.00 ~month Dtmtncf CNrga 18.16 par k¥t EnttU't Chargt .~ per kwh YoltiOI Level Cuttomer Chtrga O.mlnd Cti.IIQI Energy Ctll.roe VoHaQtlA'ttl Cu1IOI'IW Charge Dtmand Charg~ Energy CtllrQt TARII'F LH.G. tnECTRIC ' HEATINQ II!RYICE) Thla t1riH ~M In PfOCIII of tllmlneUon tnCI limited to lltltllng outtomera. Tl\e l'nOtlthl<t outtomer c~ro. u.c1 minimum bUt .,.tncrt&Md tram IIS.OO to Ita. .. Thl numbef Of "*GY fMI blocll• It rwduold from two to one. 0v-tt111 ctwgee tor ttlla WIH .,. tnerMMd 113.&>1 Including~= lull cl • Tha currtnf and 1'111" In thla ttrltl art 11 1oll0wt: Curflllt Cutlqmet Chf.I"VIill*" month 113.00 tho "'"' 7000 KWH, per ICWH t .0321 ao.n. en,.., ...... ,.. e..,., ·KWiot - loi all .;.. '7000 I .OZJI KWI{, pet' Dtmtnd charot fOr KW lA hOMI ol :10, peor KW" ' U.llll Cuttom.r cttwve '*month 111M E""""cllotlo'*KWH 1 . o.rrt.nd c'*le ro; trN In 1110111 o1 30, Plf KW NM TARI'f L,, «LARGE POWIRI 12.1~00 I* month 18.87 per kvt .CIOoW) • per kwh 138 k¥ or hlgtwr M,m.CO per month 18.161* kv1 .00370' per kwn ......... 2.~12 k'f 1133.00 par month 17.12 Plf kYa . ~ P« ·kwh VoltaotlA¥11 Cultomtf Ctlarat Dlmlod Charge EMtgy Ctlat'gl ......... ......... Volteg. t...nl Cuttonw CharQt Demand Chargt Energr Chtrge .. 10.00 per month .CX»741• per kwh VOltage l#ltl 13111¥ Of hlghtr Cu•tomer Chtrp ,18(200 per mon1h Dtmand Cl'lltQtl tii.!IO per ba EnMgr Clltrge .00720 per kwl'l The Ttrm ot Conlrac:t provl1lon It o~anatd to reduce the lnltltl ltrm from a mlrilmum or ttl,._ yq,.to • mlnlmym ot two ~.and to l'l<lucltht mtnlmum two r•r ~beequenl aontr.:t perloel ~ retaining tnt ,.qulrtd twM mon1t11 pdor notice of lnl111~1on to c:anc.l. but tllowlng 1uch notification, and tub• quent contract ctnMIItUon, to OCCIUf at time. anr _.,..._ ....... ,......... . ._.. . . .... TARIFF I.R.P. (INTERRUPTIBLE POWER) n.. O&I'IIOiner ctwgt and .-..::tlwl dtlmllncl Ct\tfQI are r.ducecl, and IM xlmatlfy 21ol-~.. (12.,.lncludlng t~~el ,. The cun...t and prvpoMd rtln In thlt llrtll ..... tot-.: """""' :UOOfumen lnctneleaetnl 18.86 as.70 4,000 tumtn lrteandnc•nt 7.20 8.15 For NCh lamp wlll't ftoodllghllng lumlnllre, _,ontrolltd by photOtlectrlc rtlty whtrt Mf"ftc. lltupptled lrom 11n extatlna polt •rw.t MCondtry t.:lllllea ·ot thll Compan~: Lamp Culltnl Propo1ect 20,000 lurntn merc~rr lloodllght 114.75 112. ~ 50,000 lurntn -.... iiiOICU'Y lloodllgM 22,000 lumen high PIIIIUrt IOdlum - Oamonclcllotlo~KW 14.8• ...__,..,KYARinu_. cteo>~ oii<Wbllllna- 1 .eo ('*V)' ohwQe per~ • .00720 · Tt.t Tenn ot COntract piO'ttllon,.. ltiM IN 1n11111 conuect Mftocl at two modlftecf ln ,...,-ct to aubtlq.-nt conlr.ot period~ to tltow • twtt.e montht nottot tnd = ,..,.., bUt 11 ...,, cenotttat~ to bi~NMM •t 1 tM ou'""l tny1lml, . ,,_,..,. modlfYiftl ~UIN~Mnt IMrt ce"""1Uon ttkt - ••ft..... , . . . . . - . .... .,.,, 11 tht anntu•MIY dl.. of the cmireet. TARIFFU. ~HOOL IIIIYICE) Th.. tarttt ,...n. tn prooeq ....70 12.M prea1ure IOdlum 16.06 13.75 When NI'Vict Clnnot be IUppUtd from 11n tlllttlng polt of tnt Compeny Cllrrylna • IICondtry circuit, tnt Corti· peny wlll lf'tlall ont polt an<Uor ont apan of MCOndlf)' circuli al not o¥er 1!10 !lilt tor., -*:lttiDnll ctwue ol 13.!16 Dtr month. tn lncrtaH from l2.48. L,amp Current PropoMd 7,000 lurntn rMfC:ury on 12 foot potl top 111UO IIUO Whln 1 cullorntr rtqulftl an underground circuli longer U'ln 30 IMt for DOlt-lop llgtltlnq_ MrVICI, ha mt,.: 1) Plly to the~., In Mh'anoe a charQt o( 18.22 per foot ror lht length of undttground clr· Cult In exCftl Of :J0 lttt, Of 2) Pty • monthly ttciiiUtl charge all1.82 lor ucl'l 28 feM (Of lf80. tlon ttw.af) of , unct.fgrnund circuli In tiiC:nt of 30 1•1. lnCrllted from 1-4.5 and $1 .31 rnpectlvtly . · Cutlomefl tequlrlng tiMet whtft rock or ottttr ad¥lflt 11011 conditions 1r1 ancoontll"ed will bt furnlahld Mf· viet pr0¥1dtd thl tlltnt co•t of trench·of Ina tnd backfllllna (cOst In 12.50/fool of ~/)e to'lll lrtnch lengll'l)la ptld to lhl Comp•ny by the cuttomer, lnc,.&Md from 12.CIOiloot . ••ce•• PRAYER TIM Prl.,tl of lht A.ppllc1Uon ,.. 11\t Public UIIIIU11 Comml~tlon ot Ohio 1o etc the following: (t) Find that 11\t application and txhlbfta are Hlld In tceordtnce wlll't S.CIIon 40.18, Ol'tlo RhiMd Cocla1 •nd the rules or tht CommJttiOO; (b) Ac:cept tht IIPf)lk:ttlon tnd •~eNblla for tl11ngs: CI ...,_tholomiolihlanotlco; (f) FIM lhlt 1ht prettnt raltl art ln•ufflclllnt 10 ylald r. .tonMHt oomplnMtlon tor lht ..,. viet rendtted lid ' " unjual q~111 andw~: (I) FIM IMI 11\a lnc:.:NHCI faltl llld cNI'gla •nd amendtd llfml tncf ConciiUOtll ot ltf'· In Otllo Powet't Appl c:tllon •• Ju•t and r. . tonabla and lppro"fe the ATLANI'A (AP} - AUanta took advantage of ijlree seventh-Inning throwing errors and scored the tie-breaking run on Chris Chambliss' ssacrlflce Oy as the Braves beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4·1 Tuesday night. With the Dodgers ahead 1-0, Dale Murphy opened the seventh by reaching second baSe when Steve Sax threw wldeolfirst. Murphy then scored the tying run and Bob Horner reached second when Pedro Guer· rero fielded a grounder at third and overthrew flrsl. First baseman Greg Brock overthl-ew lxlme trying to nail Murphy, allowing Horner to reach third. Chambliss then hit theflrstpltch into right field to drive In Horner with the decisive run. The Bra yes added two runs In the eighth on a homer by Claudell Washington, his ~nd. after Brett Butler singled and .moved to second on a sacrifice . Pascual Perez upped his record to 7-1. and Steve Bedrosian, who worked the last two innings, got hls eighth save. Bob WeiCh. 4-5, took the '''" r.fOPOIICI ..... : (I) AI)I)KWt tM filing of tht I'IIW ~hldutet In thl f1wm PfOPOitd hlreln: lnd lUI Make such new tc'*lulet tl· fee: the &I lOOn 11 It It priCik:tl MCI l.lwful to do to. Tl\e PtOPOMCI a~ tehtdullt ahalt apply )n 111 ttmtorlel ttrV'Id by Ohio Powir. Ilia 1tllmeted lhlt IN ,.,._,,, . tl'f't '"kltnllal cuttonw'l bfll will bl lncreaMG •n:.r"'.!Y· bliNd on tM •••h• ft'IOiith tndlng Septwnblr 30, 1113, "' 14>1; lho - 1 • ' " " Commatelel CWIIomtl''l bill by 7% lnd t"- ,.......ttth'l lnctlolttrlal CUIIOI'Nf'l bill .. , .. . . All 0011co In thlt "*".fl... .,. -I*M*a 'nc"""'' --ol .. .,·.... ..-. ::. . . --..·-· Tftl CIVftMI aN PfOPCIIIM ratft 11'1 thle tariff . . - loiiOwa: ~=-:.:r- ·~1:1 . """' KWtl,porKWtl i ·~ c. -.... -111.12 Ptm a KWtf per 1000 "- ft. or _ _ ,.."""' 1 .oom -"'"""'·""'KWH umt TAtllli,..O.L (OUTDOOII ......., __. ~HTINQ) :;::=-=.~~~ ~==;, =. lQss. Guerrero llCW'ed the Dodgers· only nm In the second when he betil!d his 12th home run. U'"'Jr - I* KWH -j>'OI-1000 • We Reserve t ·he Right To Limit Quanities. 298 SEOOND ST. POMEROY, 0. . PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT, JUNE 11, .1983 ' Ground Beef.....L!.~ ) · Sb1Dot1 r a M.lii . . .NJl 29 BUCKET -Cube FRESH PORK BUTT LB$ GRADE A WHOLE · ·.... .. Fry-ers .•............. PESCHKE . . W1eners................... . . ¢ Steak/Roast ••••••••• 19 LB~ ~ ¢ 12 OZ. PKG. ARMOUR'S COLUMBIA Bacon .................... ;~·. FLORIDA JUICE 29· 5LB. BAG$ Oranges..... •••••••••••• FLAVORITE Braves drop LA · ot e41mlntrUon .net ttrftHtrd to eaiiiii'IQ outlom-a, fhll O\ll40mlf C'*ll It lnOfMMd, aM thl tnOI'MMCI, with tM CllfteNnUel bttwMn "" two fllduOICI, Ttle ~ IIIROMIId IU~ (1... luol). Valro knows ~11 about pressure. He knows that the 1~ team's startling Olympic victory at Lake . Placid. N.Y .• was a source of prlde tot every AmeriCan, He knows that Herb Brooks, coa~;h of that team, was regarded as a genius for leading his ream pasl the vaunted Soviets. He knows that a lot of people wiU be expecting anotber miracle on Ice next Februaly. "There will be 250 million Amerl· · cans watching and expecting another gold medal," said Valro. "A,nd there will be the small percentage of flins·wh<r realize how difficult that will be." TheOiymplcteamwlllbeselected on July 4 foUowlng the National . Sports Festival In Colorado Springs. Colo. Then the team begins a six-month, 62-garne tour, prEparing for the 1984 Games In Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. "We've already come through a lot," added Valro. "When we went .over the Japan for the 'B' champion· ships. that was a lot of pressure. Wf' had to wln, lor our contldence and our future . We had to establish ourselves as a good hockey team.'' Though the United States, as defending charpplons, was guaran• · teed a spot In the l~ Olympics, Valro tell it wasn't good enough ·to get In on a pass. He wanted to earn It and the cbamplon of the 'B' pool earns an automatic Olympic berth. The 20-man Olympic roster will not Include aU the players from the 'B' champions. Twelve Olympic spots have been guaranteed "to our finest young players who are making the commitment to play In the Olympics," said the coach. He wouldn't disclose the names of those quallflf'rs. hOWeVer. The U.S. team could include some of the top picks In this year's NHL draft. Brian Lawton, a rugged, high-scoring center from Rhode Island, and Pat . Lafontaine of Detroit, who set all kinds of scoring records In Canadian juniors this year, both have been Invited to the Sports Festival. But Valro realizes they wiU be offered huge contracts by the pros. "If they decide to go to the NHL. We shake their hand, say good luck to them and leU them how proud we are of them for being great American hockey players," Valro said. "I realize they see that kind of money ar'llt can beveryentlclng." It was for Bobby Carpenter and Phil Housley, both of whom were first -round picks out of high school and now are In the NHL. Had they gone to college, Carpenter and Housley would be certain choices lor the Olympic team. Even without them, however, Valro Is confident. "I tt.lnk we could have a very competitive team," he said. "!think we can do well In Yugoslavia." But the Soviets, still smarting from l!Hl, wiU be out for revenge . The crowds, though not Ukely to root for the Soviet Union, aren't going to be as vociferously pro-American as they were In Lake Placid. And there are all those people at home. who wiU be watching and waiting lor another miracle. I I .0037C c.-..._..,..,.,... -.00 11.00 · Uoodllal'lt • ._,..,... . ...3t '*KYARin ofi!O"'-· otiCW DIIK"CC dlmanct..$_ .16 f.nergy chtrgt per KWH 22.011 50.000 lumen htgn Cuttomtr chatOt '*month ...7&7.00 ... ,,._ '""" 1-29.(110 132.10 I * month fOf thl ""' 5 KW Of fftiCCIOI'! ltnOf Of c:ontMCt C11m1nc1 1nd from ...2• to $4.84 per month for 11101'1 KW of 00fltl801 ct.rn.nd Olflr 5 KW. 2MQ kv AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOA NEW INSTALLATIONS: Lamp Currtnl PJOpottd Suncily 10 am-10 pm •• flresSlli'e .•• . 8VBSCRIJ"I'ION RATES BJ Carrier or McKor Route · LJ.nescore: · STORE HOURS: Mon.·Sil 8 am-111 pm By ~$ABBY WILNER . NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO TI;IE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF. OHIO FOR .AN INCREASE IN ELECTRIC .AATES ao~ . DAVE DUNN wlis "relleved by stmpson who Soto pitch leads to Reds fall .... APPEARING TONIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY FOR YOUR DINING ~NO DANCING PLEASURE. Olympics: tough act _, (t18PSI-l A Dl.toloa ol • - • · lac. 317 N. 2nd CINCJNNATI (AP) - San Diego Padres .Manager Dick Williams thinks one of the best ways to beat right· hander Marlo Soto Is to let hllm beat himself. The way Williams saw It, that's exactly what happened Tuesday oUght In the Padres' 7-3 victory over th.e Cincinnati .Reds: Soto made a wild thl-ow to third base that let tbe tying run score and never recovered. faDing for the second time to record hls eighth .victory. ·~e had an off night," Williams said of Soto, 7-4. "That's what happens - he throws the bali away and loses his composure. And that was his downfall ." Solo's crltlcal error carne In the Wedned •y, June 8, -1913 59 2% Milk .... ;~~~~.~~~~~. REITER DR. Fruit Punch••••••••• KRAFT BORDEN ELSIE Miracl lce .Cream PLASTIC GALLON Sugar............... ~. SHASTA COTTONELLI CANNED POP BATHROOM TISSUE 12 oz. CANS 6/$1 limit Six Per Customer Good Only At PoMih on. 6ROLL PKG. ¢ $}39 limit One Pwr CuiiDIMf Good Only At Polllh 11, 1913 'h GAUON $ 29 .. . . MAXWELL HOUSE COUNTRY TIMES COFFEE LEMONADE 3 LB. CAN $659 Umit One P• Customer Good Only At Powell's Olftr Expires Ju111 11. 1983 ••• Giant 15 Qt. $279 ~ <t' 0' M • <t • •... I• a: limit One Per Customer Only At Powell's June 11. 1983 ci z • •••••• I • "' �Paga 6-- The Daily Sentinel ~OIIMOJ' WedMtl ,., June I, 1983 ,,..___,_.., ~.OhiO' " Pre-schoolers graduate was held tor the 38 students d. the ( Ing lnfonnatlon may call 992-7177. ~,.-,: •-~- the pre-!l:hool program was held at Heath United Methodist Church. Cblldren sang sorig5 and performed tlngerplays dealing with the four seasons of the year and after the program, were preSented their diplomas. Refreshments were served to students and relativeS and friends attending. · The class Included Suzzanna Henderson, Jamie Broderick, Anne Brown, Todd Davis, Jay F. Fisher, Katy Altizer, Noelle Pickens, Lori Russell. Dodger Vaughan . Ryan Baker, Cass Cleland, Robby Hal- ' !man, Michael Smlth, Jessica Chapman, Pa~l Chapman, Anthony Gibbs, Jason Hudson, WOlle Johnson, Jennifer Lawrence, Dorothy Leifheit, Nicky Mills, Cllfford . Thomas, Karyn Thompson, Joshua Van Meter, Lauren Young, Rayan Young, Ryan Clonch, Tassle Cummlns, Cory Guinther, Brent Hanson', Mike Frankowick, Michael EASTER - These youngsters parade In their · carried out for the graduation program of t~ Ea.~fA)r bonnets as a part of the lour seasons theme Gingerbread House In Middleport. Dean, Alicia Haggy, Tanya Phal!n , Grueser, Monty Hunter, James and Lena Knotts. Mrs. Sandy Luckeydoo is director of the school which Is held for pre-school agechUdreneachyear. Registration Is now underway for ~!!!!!~~~~~!!'!.II! - Scholarships awarded -by Bedford Township Harrison is the son of Mr. and Scholarships In the amou nt of $1,000 each have been awa rdf'd to Mrs. Dale E. Harrison. Route 2, Pomeroy, and wUI he a ttending tlie Diane Ross and Scott Harrison, both 19KJ graduates of Meigs High former Ohio Institute of TechnolSchool by the Bedford Tow nship ogy, now O..vry Instit ute, ColumCo mmunity Sc h olars hi p bus, In the electronics field. At Meigs he has been on I he golf team Committee. Ross is the daughter of Mr. and for four years, reserve baseball Mrs. Bumle Ross, Route 2, Pome- team for two years. varsity base· roy. She plans to continue her ba ll team for two years. wrestling educatiOn at Marshall University In . team one year, basketball team one prt>·law and then Pnroll a t the year, and was a member of VICA, Capital University Law School. Varsity M Club, and the National Honor Society. Colum bus. Calendar WEDNESDAY , DINING ROOM OPEN TILL IO p M " • • RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED Regular Menu Plus FRIDAY: Seafood Special ~-~SA;TU~R;D;A;Y~:~P~rime~~R;ib~of!~!!~!!!!~!~. Baef :,::. : ·. : ' WE HAVE YOUR FAVORITE RECORDS AND TAPES BY YOUR FAVORITE GOSPEL ARTISTS. ;:.. :·. :~:: :•· ·:·, · ANN'S CAKE DECORATING Card Shower Route 7 Julie Marl<' Manll'y, Middleport, Is a patie nt at UniVPrslty Hospital, Columbus, where she wUI unde rgo heart surgery. Cards may he S<'nl to her tn care of the hospital. Her mom number is HURRY! SALE ENDS SATURDAY JUNE 11 tC:~;_':::. b"'r o tliC roto r it gvoranteed lor ~our total •• tordl•u of monwfactur•• If yow or• not IOiitfi•d Kroger w ill r•plo ( • ro"'r il •m with th• 1om• b r and o r o co mpcu oblo brand or rofund 'P'OUf purc hato price l••r,.lh int yo~o~ lot i tfod iot~ .",g 9 C Orange Ju1ce ... , IN THE DAIRY DEPT. Kroger ··: 992-2641 • ., c'"· . . 400 SHEEtS PEA ROll Charm in Bathroom Tissue DAI~V c 4. -Roll Pak WIENERS ....... ~ .......... ~~~~ Sl. 79 HOMEMADE HAM SALAD ..............L~; Sl.59 SMITHFIELD BOILED HAM ............~~.Sl.89 3 lB. NEW YELLOW ONIONS ............ ~. '1.09 U.S .D.A. INSPECTED . FROZEN 9 =~~ 5 LB. BAG FLORIDA ORANGES ......... ~. 11.39 49c .. 8 OZ. MORTON OR BANQUET POT PIES .•................... 2/99' Hush Puppies So comfortable anyth;ng goes ,}~fl All Meat Bologna .. ..... ..... . NOODLES ................... !.K?~ 89¢ SM $J49 Embassy Tea Bags BEEN IE WEENIES~~~ 2/Sl.19 U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED Hunt's - Ketchup ost Cutter Ground -Beef 125 COUNT KLEENEX BOUTIQUE TISSUES ....~~~. 79¢ We Gladly Accept. Your Federal Food Stamps INSTANT COFFEE ....J.~~ . S4.99 .021 OZ. 'REGULAR • KOOL-AID ... ~ .......... ~~~~ 6/95¢ 14.5 OZ. SWANSON · CHICKEN BROTH ..........g~~. 79¢ ,;~·· Ear . 8 OZ. HIGH POINT. for the love of your !tfe ~ c Gallon Ctn. 100-Ct. Pkg. KROGER IN THE PiECE 12 OZ. REAME'S You ca n dress ·em up or dress ·em d own . The com tort always stays with you . That's the real value of Hush Pupp ies " Shoes. White or Yellow Sweet Corn 88 Kroger0.5% Lowfat Milk ~~~ ~~ Anything goes with Hush Puppj~ Country Cl Ice Cream PRODUCE CHEESE ............~~~: s1.79 . ~. . (SOLD ONLY IN 5-LI. ROllS'... ONLY $.US EACH) 44 -oz . Btl. CANDY BARS ......... ~~ 2/49' Monterey dress casual sUP· on with tash lonabiEt com!ort and style lsi;, OZ~ ARMOUR BEEF 20°/o Off Dirnaonds. Rubies. Pearls . C o lorful ON ALL MEN'S DRESS SHOES NOW THRU FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 19th STORE HOURS HARTLEY SHOES Mon.-Thurs.-Sat. 9-5 Friday 9-8 • POMEROY. OHIO PHONE 992-5272 U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE BEEF Center"Blade .Cut Chuck Roast SLOPPY JOE .......... ~N•• s1.19 3l!c OZ. MIGHTY RNE PUDDING ..............8.0.~~ 2/79' 19 OZ. CAMPBELL'S Sirloin Burger CHUNKY SOUP ........ ~~. $1.09 16 OZ. LUCKY LEAF FRUIT COCKYAIL. •..•••• ~~. 79' - - - - -,- lb. *• USDA CHOICE 38 UQUI D All Laundty Detergent $58 Regular ·Milky Way, 3 Musketeer, Reese Cup -~~~precious stones. In beautifu l to K and 14K gold mo untin gs . A gift of love fo r one yo U love . TOTAl SA TIS FACTION GUARANTEE MIDDtSioRT 12 OZ. KRAFT L6 SUCE AMERICAN PROCESSED · WITH 19' OFF Genuine Gemstone/Karat Gold -'bp Each Par BOOK STORE . MARGARINE ......~~~' ggc 667-6485 Rings w• ----------------MIDDLEPORT HB. BLUE BONNET Tuppers Plains ' if•"'"' OSCAR MEYER 1-LB. PACKAGED CONTINUES! Old VFW Hall H l~· A. AOI/ERTISED tnM POLICY Each ol thole odv e rfl••d i1 <o q ulred to bo •eoltlly owoilabio for 10le In oach !(roil•' Store ercopt 01 1pecifiully noted in th il ad . II we do run out of o n adve rtised itom will OHer rou rour choir o of a t omporobi~ it•m .,.h•n . a¥oiloble r• flo ctin~ tho 10me 1Gving1 oi a rgj.n d'l•(k Which will orithlo rou to purcho1o tho adworti1od ltom ·at the adWorti1od prt~e within 30 day1 . Only o ne ¥el'ld6r cou·pon •Ill bo a tc •tt.t•d Item pwrc ho1ed . RECEIVE ONE RECORD OR CASSmE FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF 4. MIU ST. 12 Size Wl llSl.Vl THI ltiGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIIS . NONE · SOLO TO DU.LI.S . • The Cruse Family •Cynthia Clauson • The Cathedral Quartet · • The Oak Ridge Boys ::: ' •' •.· :·: Jumbo COPY'IICHf lfl' . THI MIOGll CO . ITEMS AND 'IICI:S GOOD SUNDAY . JUNI S, fHIOUCH SATUIIOAY . JUNE II . l toJ . IN G~LLIPOLIS ~NO POMEROY STORES . JtnniversarJJ POMEROY P o m eroy Chapter 80, Royal Arch Mason and Bosworth Cou ncll 16, Hoya l ROCI< SPRINGS- The Rock and S<>lecl Ma siPrs will me<'l Springs Gra ngf' will meet at 7: 30 Wednesday at 7::10 p.m . Therf' ·ntursday at the hall. will be ei!'CIIon of orrtc<'t·s. Officers rcmlndf'd to brln~ all r------.;....-----1 rituals for tcasstgnment . POMEHOY - Southern Band Boostrrs will hold lhf'lr last IE BIG 25TH mf:.:!llng of the season Thursday In the band room at the high school at 7:30p.m . 11-IURSDAY Beta' S.zgma nh I. bestOWS · exernp/a degree IN THE KROGER GARDEN INGELS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY &ate Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gryctko, AnnapoUs, Maryland. spent several MARY LUCAS and FRIENDS Entertaining From 8:00 P.M. 'Till:OO A.M. 83 " member. Mrs. Thelma DW will serve as lay speaker In the absence of the mlnlster. THIS WEEKEND ONLY •, Scott Harrison days recently with her l)l(lther. bury home were Maxine Butler and Mendal Jorda n's cousin , Arvene Mrs. Dale Stansbury. Other friends friend , Columbus, and Faye Kltz- Lee Schmidt and husba nd on and relatives who joined them for a mUler of Millersport . Sunday afternoon . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrum . family gathering were Mr. and r, f Mrs. Clair Dale Stansbury and Anna; Edison, were overnight McArthur, called on her mother. · ~aC'lll'lyDee Spencer Nancy Hlll carol CbarlotteHannlngcolidlictedllie' BObby, Groveport: Mr. a!KI Mrs. guests 'of ner- rnotner.Mrs:-tewls--Murt-fulloway,on- Monday-alteF-noon . M<s. Galaway is somewhat The ~- James Corbitt will be crow and SheUa Harris ~lved exemplar degree and Linda RliDe, Larry Stansbury and sons and Mr. , Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Mend~! Jordan lmp\'()ved from he r rece nt illness. v1ng Sund · the exemp'1ar"""""" In cerernonles vice presldelit. presented the transand Mrs. Dale Turner and sons, 1 ea ay for the Methodist heldSunda . yby~.. the.-~XIGammaMu .terees with exemplar badges and Reynoldsburg; Mr . and Mrs . accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Mr . and Mrs. Dennis Devine , Conference at Lak~lde and while Othe Jordan and Sarah Faye to ColumColumbus, and Ralph Jordan. there will be ordained as an elder. Cbapter d. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority long stemmed yellow roses. rs Grover Desldne, Hamden,_ along the 50th Nelsonvtl lt>, wer<> weekend guests bus where they attended Also attending trom the CO""""""· at the home of Evelyn Knight , assisting In the ritual were Carol with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oxley , wedding anniversary celebration of of their parent s. sponsor. Adams and Ubby Sayre. Kathy local. Others visiting at the Stanstlon will be Billy Jo .,...._..:;~,J;y -------"""'-~-~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JohnS()n played the plano. Planstorfurtherlngthegrowthof the Pomeroy United Methodist Cbureh under the "Directions and Expectatklns" district program were made during a meeting OF GALLIPOLIS Hunt-Price family reunion held The Hunt and Price family Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood reunion was held Sunday at the and Ronnie, Pomeroy; Paul StePortland Park, Portland. "phens, Leon, W. Va. ; Laura '. Atteild!ng were Mr. and . Mrs. Harrison and. Danny Harrison, Dallas DeBord. Pomeroy; Mr. and · Pomeroy; Mr . . and Mrs. · WUbur Mrs. Johnnie Harrlson,John Martin Rowley, Pomeroy; George and and Amy, Pomeroy ; C. W. Lynch, Sonny Hunt. PointPieasant, W. Va.; Athens; VIcky Debord, NelsonvUle; . Mr. and Mrs. James Parker .' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wyant, Tim Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wyant, Pomeroy; Mr .andMrs. Ken Brickles, and children, GethersWyant, Hales Corners, Wise.; Mr. burg, Md .; Mr. and Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Jim Hanning, Albany, Mr. Cadle, Springfield; Mrs. WUma and Mrs. Jim Hanning, Jr.. Ru- Wisnewski, Dunbar, W. Va.; Mrs . tland; Jeff, Mike and Chris Haning, Ellzaheth Pryor, NitrO, W.Va.; Mr . Albany; Mr. and Mrs. John Gillam. and Mrs. J unior Rowley, Ironton; Troy and Katie , Reynoldsburg. and Van Willford, Middleport. Mrs. Luther Gilliam . Terrie and /1ft 11(<1 7 Carpenter Personals,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Pomeroy UM Omrch discusses growth ~ A Foor Seasons program theme · chllclren, ages three to five, for the was carried out when graduation . upcoming school year. Those need- The Daily Sentinel Page Middleport, Ohio Po111aroy Wt!linatday, June 8, 1983 NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE . SPRITE , TAB, 64 · OZ . Jug . ·Diet Coke or-.Coca Cola c ElBOW MACARONI . REGULAR OR Mueller's Thin Spaghetti ..... 32·01. II �.. Page 8- The Daily Sentinel June I, Pon•or M'dclepott, Ohie Senators cautious over state The Daily Sentinel Business senices PHONE 992-2156 o. •~• Domr Stttiotl Cllu~it<l o..t. ~. OitieC576! business tax package_~ropQsalF-~~-~~-~-.., ~~ ,~ ~~,.~~;;;;;~ : COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP I - Ma - jorlty Democrats in the Senate plan to move cautiously on a business tax · package that could cost schools and local govenunents some of their bullt-inrevenuegrowth. . Senate Preside nt Harry Meshel, D-Youngstown, said Tuesday he gave the proposal to hJs 17-member c aucus and told the m to " chew It · ove r ." Gov. Ric hard Celeste agreed to the plan Monday n ight a t a m eeting with represen ta tives of three of the s I a t e ' s bIgg est bu s i n ess organizations. Signs of s kepticism s urfaced Tuesday night as Tax Commls· stoner Joanne Limbach said that part of the plan would take away $96 mllllon from local governments overthenexttwoye ars, 70percentof the total being borne by local school districts. Business leade rs contended be· fore the Senate Finance Committee that there could be no loss as such, because of a trigge r mechanism In the blll which would preclude it. Chairman William F . Bowen , D-C inclnnali, and o ther committee members questioned the commls- lli-ColnSt .. sioner and business leaders about a Ohio, would encourage provision which phases down the tangible personal property tax businesses their inventories and equipment. The stat~authorlzed tax is colIected locally. The agreement calls business expansions which woold Increase the local government tax base. Ms. Llmback, said some figures used to reconcile reveitueesUmates intheproposalareonlyesttmates. ~Y on "We provided them (the governor and business leaders) with estl· mates. The Taxation Department has not put out a package with official numbers, " she said. Sheunot!lciallyesttrnatedthatthe changes In the House version would have the et!ec1 of Increasing revenues about $l) mllllon In the next biennium. Proposals to apply the sales tax to computer services along with cleaning commercial buUdlngsand malntalnlng business lawns are dlt!lcult to project because of no previous data base, she said. Another part of the proposal Includes a cut from 1 percent to 0.5 percent In a House-passed Increase In the corporate fr8.JI('hlse InCOme tax, which would cause a$68mllllon revenue loss. The proposed expansions In the sales tax tentatively are estimated to bring ln$96mlllion lnii€'Wrevenu~ In the biennium beginning July 1. forlttobereducedlpercent a year, trom the current 35 percent rate down to 25 percent ove r the next 10 years. James He nry, representing the Ohio Council of Reta il Merchants, and I. John Reimers, Ohio Chamber of Commerce, said the trigger mechanism would preclude local revenue loSs because It says no phase-downwoukloccurinanyyear unless growth In the tax reached 2.5 percent In the preceding year. Sen. Charles L. Butts, D Cleve land, questioned claims by the business spokesmen that there would be no local Impact. The growth school districts get from the tax "doesn' t do very much more than help them try to deal with Inflation," he said. Reimers said the phase-ilown In the tax, wl\lch he called "the most onerous" ever levied on business IR • ... ~~ -..-.o-. ==~~... c .."" ''- · ~ .................,., • ""a"':~,._..,. ,_1 "" .._._.. . ___ _. -..-1 -""- I J J•-1.. • • - 11ftlfll 101 ' ' w...,n oo.. by votes In the full committee. Under tlle bill , police and t~other safe tY (.Q.r:ces WOllid be prol\lblted trOm striking. Other public employees would have a limited right to strike. As passed by the Senate, contract impasses lnolvtng safety forces would be s ubmitted to Issue-byIssue , binding arbitration. Skeen said the most significant amendment adopted Tuesday is one thaI limits the Items wMich would be negotiable In talks ~een publlc e mpl o yees and e mploy ee organizations. "The blll was wide open on this whe n It came from the Senate," said Skeen, who s ponsoted the amendm e nt limiting talks to wages and ho urs along with terms and conditions of employmen I. Skeen said the subcommittee faces " some very tough decisions" with regard to binding arbitration . As passed by the Senate, the blll established binding a rbitration for 'pouce and firefighter agreements based on the last best otrer of each sldeonanlssue-by-lssuebasls. · The otber amendments adopted Tuesday by the slx -~ber subcommittee Included those which: -Required employee organizations calling a strike to give· the employer 10 days' notice. -Removed seasonal and part · lime e mployees from coverage of the bill. - Rcvtsed agency shop language to specify that workers not joining a bargaining unit could be assessed a "fair share" of coll(.'Ctlve bargain Ing costs. - Provided that fa ct-finding pan els would nol be established unless recommended by a media torfamlllarwlth a dis pute. -Excluded from !he bill's coverage dispatchers who are not employees of pollee o r fire de partments. -Makes fa ilure to prov ide em ploye rs with 10 days' notice of a s trike an unfair labor practice. Legislature OKs patient abuse bill COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -The Legislature has moved to stream- . line licensing procedures for group homes serving the developme ntally disabled a nd prohibit people with certain c riminal records from working In sta tementallns tltu! Ions. The Senate gave 22·9 approval Tuesday to a House-pas sed bill -which seeks to streamline the cumbersome process fo r lice nsing res ldentlal tac lllt les fort he dPve lop mentally disabled . Undercurrent la w.thCDlrcctorof Mental Re tardation mus t provldP notice to local governmmt officials and to the public - and Invite written comments- before llcens_lng a facUlty In a community. The bill would r<'placf' that procedure with o ne requiring the director to provide-notice only to thc politic al subdivisions befort' licensIng a residentia l facjlily to a cx·om moda te more than one developmm tally disabled person . Sen . Richard Finan . R · Cincinnati. opposed thechangt> . " I fully realize that it' s some times he resy to oppose any thing Involving the deve lopment a lly dis abll'd But I think it' s a lso he resy In this state to take away from the public knowledge ... that romethlng Is going to happl'n within their ne ighborhoods that they may oppose or they may accPpt," Finan said. SE'n . Marcus Roberto , D Ravenna, the Senate sponsor of lh<' measure, said the bill as It e merged from the House had removf'd th<' entire notific ation procedure. " Local ofrtclals know what's going on locally . They know where people stand on the issues, " he said. The blllgoes back to the House for c on c urr e n ce In S enate The Board of Educahon of the Metgs local School DtS!rtCI destres to recetve seated b•d s lor the follow.ng Studen t AcCident Insurance In order to be constderea al l Sealed btds shall bi! recetVecltn treasure r s otlice South Th,rd Ave Ed ucatton reserves the rtqht ro accept or rerecr anv and all btd s Jane Wo'lgner. lr ea surer MlHqs Local . Pomeroy court Two defendants were fined and six others forfeited bonds lrl the court ot Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night. Fined $500 and costs on charges of flEeing a -pollee officer was David Sigman, no address recorded. He was also fined $63 and costs on a disorderly manner charge. Keith MuS!ier, Mlddlepon, was fined $ll3 and costs on an Intoxication' charge. Forfeiting bonds were Adrien Good, Elizabethtown, Tenn., $48, posted on a speeding charge; Merble Runyon, New Haven, $43, assured clear distance; Mark Bennett, Bruce MW, W.Va., $l'i, . speeding; Pamela Walker, Pomeroy, $4(, speeding; Lee Smith, Portland, $63, running a traffic signal, and Jlmniy Carter, · Reedsvllle, $63, squealing tires . fiood& Just $32,500 AssumaNEW LISTING -6 room ranch near Rutlarld. 2 baths. ali eitdnc, lull basemen~ and 2 acres. Notrce rs hereby grven thai o n Sa tu rday June 11 !h 1983 at 10 0 0 am a Public sail:! W!l l he held at ICmQ sburv Mo bile Ho me 2 APARTMENTS - 6 rooms each 2 bilhs. 2 porches and level lot tn Middleport Sale! Inc ~ 100 East Marn Str eet Pomeroy, Ohro to sell for c ash th e f o l lo w rng collateral 1982 Cha mpron Econo M o del 81 1 Se r ra I P5 4 28 ! 150327tN 113.000.00 - Wilt buy thiS 6 room home Bath, lurnace, near slo-es in Pomeroy. fho Farmers 8£l nk an ti Sav- ... , ""'-· r::-· .0••-a-............... ....... -" 1. U6 II,.Qo.,..,. O..v.,. Qoo• ll , . ........ .... W- n a.. ... .......... u.-.."-• the rrg ht !O b rd at lhr s sa le and to wr thrlraw rhe abO\.P. ... er·H clc ono r to snle Funh P-r the Far mer s Ban k .1nd Savrnqs Co mpany reserves I he rrqhl 10 l ~)eC t a ny o f al l brd "' ~ r r hmlllf'd h.\NOYMAN - Th~ may be voor chance to buy and finiSh 3 bedrooms. ranch. garage and 2 acres IIASHAN - 2'n acres on hard road. 7 1ooms, 2 baths and 2 ootbui)dtngs. Fur Ther vehr cles flrf' so ln rn the condrt ro n lh P.V arf' rn wrth n o PJ prPssed o r rrn plrPd wnr r an lr P.S q rvf'n (fll8 9 10 31{ Public Notice MIDDLEPORT - One floor plan bemg remodeled Bath lurnace and level Jot near the PUBUC NOTICE A publ rc he anng wrll bf' helrl Jum' 16 1983 at 7 30 p m rn lh P vdl,nw ro uncil ch<J m bers rh ud St Sv ra cu!if' Ohro to ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS Sizes slut from many physicians discourage their use because of the •• 992-22Bl •J oo 1400 ''till MI'NE RUN STRIP COAL Sandblasting Waterblasting Parking Lot !!.tripping Spray Painting UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'K6' Up · to 2h36' lnsulatd Dog Houses S3()00 A P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. Ph.-Sl4-84f 5191 th e MIDDLEPORT- 81ooms, l 'h baths, 3 bedrooms, gas hot water furnace, copper plumbIng and carpeltng pr n pu5~1CI use ol qer'ler <II re venuf' <; h r~r r nq lunds Sen ro r Crl rtcns ;-met o thf>r ln te t PS !Pd ( rl r/P n s arfl rnvrl ed Jan•ce Lawson Clerk Vdl a ~JP. ol Syra cuse 3.47 ACR£S - At Bradbury near Rt. 7 Little 4 room ~me wrth bath and woodburner ch1mne)l, Only $11.000. Real Estate General Livina room, diniaa room, d111 with lfOOdburninr fire!liiCt, S-4 bedrooms with ltrat closets, kitchen wit~ dtslnreslltr. buin,in r~nae, ovtn and cabinets calort end ilrHkftlt liM, 21\ tileclllatlls, llarrt.ll, ltrp CO...,td PI· tio 111111 clllrtMI fi(9JIIcl, lull tfficitlt liNt pump lAd lir Ct114itloatll. Price $125,000. Owner IIIII finance . CHARLES SAYRE AND SON 'Sidmg Dowoyno Wi!tiems & Scottie Smith All Makts and Models Ant~nna Installation 'House Calls and Shop Servtce Available ·Roofinl ·Gutter & Oown Spouts 'Remodelin1 20 Years Exptrience In HoiiH! Area Roofing & Siding Co. Route I Long Bottom, OH . 45743 985-4193 or 992 -3067 HOME - W~h '!:AC:ttn,r.F -QUICK SAlE - 2 bedrooms, bat~ hving room. & eat-!11 k~en on li~1 lloor. Basement has 3rd bedroom. ~undry IIIli & e•tra room. Concrete llotir with shed II the end of drive. Conventiollli and fmHA financing possible. AINn& $27,500. Make ,our offer, owner's loss can be your gain. LIICIIed in Racine. 3 ACRES - Racine. 011ner w11i help ftnance , Al TROMM'S SALES & SERVICE U.S RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO · Authorized-John Deer, New Holland.. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Around *Friendly Servie SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY Farm Equipment Parts & Service. Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding es· timates, 949-2801 or 949·2860. Custom Weldinc-Certified PH. 742-2407 Small Plumbing Jobs (Bonded & licensed I Or 67l TIRE SALE LOWEST PRICES IN AREA -- FOR PROFESSIONAL downspouts, &IJtler ing and painti•, doors and windows. CALL: TERM INIX INTERNATIONAL and cleanstorm At Our New Phone Number 992-3325 All Work Guoronteed "free Estimates" ~- 1 3 Call: 949:2263 or 949-3091" 10 "' 992-9932 PERSONALIZED POOLS $1295 oi· 1·304-773-5634 S 16·1 rno .' . ' Kitchen OOMPl!TE RADIATOR SERVICE STARTING AT INSTALLED Radiator Speclaist NATHAN BIGGS ' ·- 35 Yrs. Experience SMITH NElSON WITH PAD MOTORS, Inc. . : flh ., 992·2174 Good Selection Of GRASS CARPET CA99 SO. -. !II 3BA 2 full bath , centrlltlr. fire place. large lot. cloll 1Q tow n. Colt 448-259!1 ofl.. 6. HOUSE FOR SALE In Mid dlepor1 . Newly remodelitd home with fireplace, poasl· bla wood burner. cloH 'tO schools and shopping. Call 614 -992 -6941 . 3 bdr . livingroom, fire plact buement , F. furnanc;:•, stove , refrigerator, in Vinto n. Colt 614 -38B-B757. · _ MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FREE ..,. Sears·' ____________ JroPh f t ·PLAQUES • ,.It ENGRAVING Rd, 320 J-304-675·135.3 - ·--p-ffiieiiii&iit - -· Pemeroy, Oh. Gootl Selection Of GOlD SEAL c.:INGOL!UM Rummage Solo, Crown City at Unda Foster's Man &. Tuea. - HOME REPAIR from ht Smallest Huter : Core to the Llraest Radia- , CARPET Public Sale Ill Auction -= hou-···· Carpeted. bathroom with shower.eas or elect. refric.. furnaee. & lot. Woter heater, rangt, sink, eas. elect .. oi battery liehts, sleeps 6. excellent condition . $2,700.00 Best Offer P-H.992-3006 *Vinyl liner *fiberglass *Stainless Steel PHON I: C. L 1 mo FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER Mason, W. Va . SERYlCE STATION ------------- 3 family yard aale. Thurs. & Fri., Juno 9 llo 10. Cardone Rooidanco, lilh St ... Racine. 1 -__;,------~-----­ Mena. womene. bop 8. girl a clothea. toya, games, books. ATIE""'ION lADIES: House furniture & etc. 9 a.m. to 4 ol Lloyd Toy/ Gill Party Prop.m gram offering management opportunity in Gollia Co. FREE June 6 through 10. Six milea training, samrMe kit. No invest· from Chester on At 248 . mont . Coil coQoct Sherrie 304Four families . 736-6330. ~ PULLINS EXCAVATING TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE All types ol roof work, new I 1 !JIIc II n1 o H. L Writesel ROOFING or repair, IUIIers ------------- t 976 Chevy lmpola 4 door low mlleege, gOod condl· tlon . f1 ,576 . Call 4461569 or 446-3647. 1-nl. John's Auto Sales 992-2834 ... PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 742-2~¥5-l mo. Pom'eroy. Ohio RADIATOR SERVICE Middleport, Ohio •Basements •Footers •Landscaping oDrillaways •Fann Ponds Water, Gas. Sewer & Electric Cable Lines 3 J! II< We can repair and recore radiators and hea· ter coras. We can also acid boil and rod out I'll· diators. We also rupair Gal Tanka. •• ....,., Septic Systems No Sunday Calls 4 Family Yerd sari 7 .B.9th, 11:00 lit 8 :00. t 1o\ milaa from ChNhlro, Rt. 6&4. Campe• top. toola, drllla, furniture. FOUND' 2 mo. otd 'dOll .,_..apraodt, dropeo, dlthtt, around 2nd Ave. & Olivo 51. ntce clothing all 11111, anCall w / ditcriptlon to ct.lm. tlquea. Avon. wicker. Iota of misc. Luther Colemen . 446·4030. gar! lSearsl '" \) hoe Se-~~a Trencher & Backhoe Service BISSELL Lost> Baby calf, black, white face. invlcinltY of EV.rg....,, Rt. 160 llo Mi1chell Rd. R.. ward offoM. 268-1503. 4 bdr .. 2 lult bathl, flnllfM!cl basement, 2 car Appointment only. 203 neon Or .. Gallinolit. 4 f . ..----="M=EI:-:::-GS-::----, ·-,= . r. .l~--TH=E---, ;-I:Qch Ca.de.C' ~J' TROPHY Headqua~ni .~~~!~A!I~~k~ ~~ KING . ~tractors:~ n'"" Williams Trenching SIDING •FrHzert PARTS and SERVICE -- ~ ··· -· ····-· ·· ··-····· ··· · · · •"aad 6 nriout about work· ing people to teach and sell Tri Chern craft products. Part time or full 1fme. No e•perience neceaaary..--Gr.. t advtncement program . Reglonal manager will be Interviewing at the Holly HUI Motel US . . 36 in Jackson. June 10. Call 814-288 213!5 June 10 after 12 Noon for appointment or write Tri Ohem P.O. Bo• 2266t Co· tum,but. Oh 43216 . CARDINAL COtfST~UCTION mo tttl ~JO · l 742-2328 I J tic ~ of all typos Residentiol & Commerc/81 ·Gutters' & Downspouts •storm Windows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES 20 Years Elpenonce TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 , or 949-2160 *low.est Rates Rengel •A ofrlgerotoro Vicinity 31 Homes for Sale c.o~t. ·Roor~nc SE-RVICE •W•Ihere •DIIhwaahen •D~ Gaflipofi'i"'·----- 3 family. Juno 8 -7 -8 . 9 to 4 . B•by clothet, miuea -clothe•.-lott-of-misc. it•m• . 1041 'h S . 2nd. Middleport. HELP WANTED Futt or Part time. Call 9to 9. 446· 2166. CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS ' AND' HOME MAINTENANCE BACKHOE 985-3561 All Makes I ~".....,.""~---~~~~: ~~,;~ LOST tadlal nmox wriot· ...... .- .....,ctr.whltolost BaMd•v~ - --& Call 1114·218· 111110. .• SERVICE .- FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY OHIO VALLEY ROOFING large llld-oo buidin& asphalt dmeway QUiet street out ol'hith W"/er 111 RaCIIle The ltvmg room is eldJa IIIII'! ~IS I ceml!l'll walk and Iorge tn..r!d Jl(II'Ch, atso buildm& You can be 1n lh~ one in two Ml !of. I;· Call 843-5425 tor. CENTRAL REALTY ' 1120-llc BOGGS KEN'S APPLIANCE Loet •nd Found i = ----T~~~~- ~ Help Wanted Gar•v• S•le. 2 mi. from H.M .C., Rt . teo . June 9 . Auction every Tuaad•y Lawn mower, cart. rhubarb. night. ·Krodel Park Club furniture, mite. 7 room house with bath and Gigantic yard tale. Spon -· Houoe, Pt. Pteount WV. l---------- - ------ aored by Chester Little utility room, 2 lots in BldAuc:t. Lonnie Neal. C•ll Yard Sele June 8 • 9. 16 league Thurs. & Fri .. June 9 wall 510 .000 . Call 614 Situations 256 -1550 8t4-367-7101 . Belmont Dr .. .Goltipollo. Clo- & 10 hom 9 ·4 at Chaster 12 AT Wanted thing. tho.., 11ero, end FirJ House . Rain or Shtne . NEW HAVEN, W. VA. l ove ly. 6 rooms. Double Rick Pea"on AuctlonMr tebl11. 8 -4PM . Service. Estate. Farm, An· For ell your wiring garage, beaut1fully landl Carport Sale; June 8-9-1 0 · 7 PER TON tique & liquidation ulea. Yerd Sale Wed. 9 til 6 11 . 9 a .m . to 6 p.m . Open1ng for an elderly man caped area lot . Atop Roaa needa; furnaces re-' Ucensed & bonded in Ohio & Nunes uniforms size 12 & Clothing, some new , pot- or woman in my home. H;tl, Pom 40 's . 81~ · 98.6 · pair aervica and in· WVa . 304-773-6786 or 14, aalld ook holt tree. boby tery. china, glassware- some Re.111aonable rates . good ex · 4257 . - MIN . 6 TON stallation. 304· 773-9185 . ctothoo, oldo roito for pick up old , Avon & misc . items Joe perience 614 -667 -6329 or PHONE New 2 bedroom home wh:h _:_:----------------1 true k, other hem 1 . 6th Connolly retidence old At. 7 667-3402. Residential Auction every Fri. night at house on O .J . White Rd. spacious eat in kitchen, large 304·273-6555 by Clines Fruit Farm. Look Ill Commercial the Hertford Community Have vacancy for fllderly hving room and 1 bath. fully for signs 304 - 273-5303 Call 742-3196 Center Truckload• of new Y•rd S1le 1 mila east of Rio person , room board & carpeted throughout houH. ~· l l· l mo l ·7·rlc merchandise every WHir.. Grande on old Rt. 36 . Wid., Backyard ~ale- 176 N . 3rd . laundry . 614 -992 -6022 Heavy insulation and total Consigments of new end Thurs. & Fri 9 :00AM to Ave. Middleport . Thursday , electric. Large oak 12x24 used merchandise atways 7 :00PM . Very large aelec· Friday. Saturday . Children• Chain saw .!lind man tor hire. do ck o n back of houae. welcome. Richard Reynolda tion of meny items . clothes , toys. furniture . Will remove trees. logs . etc. Rutland Ohio 614 -74"2 -1 Auctioneer. 276-3089 . house bricks. ate . Phone Reasonable Darrell , 304· 3067 . ULTRA CLEAN ..:.:~---------------I urge Carport Sole 75 Lo- 614-992-3120 . . B82-2429 CLEANING SERVICE Complete Auctioneer 9er· cuat St .. Gallipolis. June 8 Hou se. 4 rooms & bath •. 2 Dry Fon btroction Method, vice . Also do eppraiuls. thru June 16, 9AM til &PM loti . long St ., Rutland. Big Vold S.to: Tools of all Carpet and Uphobteoy ClAnin&. Phone 614 -742- 3186 Ucented It bonded to tell. Toys a clothea, je~na . Insurance kinda. household items. men's 13 Deep ctooned - Short Dryinc Houteholdt. farm furnlth·l-...:...------- - - - - - -large dress pants and other Time. Use ,.., illy. Anti-resoil BY owner. 2320 Mt. Vernon inga • Real estate. Over 26 Moving Sale 41 J 4th Ave . itums not mentioned June 9 ESTIMATES Dolqonts. years experience in buying a Kaneuga . June 8 thru 11 . Ave Pt Plenant . 3 Bed10-11 . 1 milo out Rt. 248 at SANDY AND 8EAIIER In · •Chain link Fence •Profossional spot Remwal Str· selling new. uMd &. antique 16. 9AM til 6PM . Bedroom the Adams residence surance Co has offered room . 1 % bath. kitchen. .Carpeting •Paintina furniture . 614 · 992-6370 . suites. China cabinets. din · services for fire insuran ce dinnmg , full basement. garefloor Strippina. Salina. WaxOaby A. Martin ing room suite , sewing Yard Sale June 10. corner coverage in G111llia County age . c arport. gas heat, cen in, Buff1n1 ~ tral air. 943 000 304-727 machine. of Broadway & Mam Sts. in for almost a cen1ury Farm . •Wall & c.ili .. Clt111ina AUCTION every Saturday 2168 for appointment cloth Recine. Baby items. home and personal property a.Commen:iot W'lfldow Cteaninc night, 6 p.m . Mt. Alto Garage Sale 38 VInton Ave . ing, TV 's, rad ios and glass· coverages are ave1leble co CATALOG MERCHANT Free lstimatts Ofl Ill S.V~ts Auction Barn . Consign · Gallipolis. Thurs. I& Frt . June ware . Pomeroy, OH. mee1 Individual needs Con · FIVE roo ms, bath , 1 mile out lnsuriJice Work Welcome mentl t111ken awery Saturday 9th llo t Olh, 9 tit 6. Greu & Potty Gibbs-Owners tBct Ray Wedemeyer. ngent . Millstone Road , Apple Call Rick HoVatter 1 :00 till sate time. Emm1 Grove. WV 3 % acres. call Yald Sale: Thursday, Fnday 11o Phone 388-8249 .. 992-2606 &3 l mo Bell Auctlneer, 301-42B- 3 Family Y.ard Sale Clothing. Scnurday, June 9-10-11 , from L---~PH~.~-9~9~2~-2~1~7~8~'~'~'"='~ olio• 6 :00 p m . 304-578 8177 . furniture , toys, misc . Ap- 10 a.m. until 6 p m 3 mikts Are you paying to much for 2771 . pr~ut. 4 milet, out Buleville from L.anplleon St. Rt. 325. your hospital -health in s uRd Thuro . llo Fri , 8 :00- 4th houlll on the nght. r.!lln c e Call C11rr o ll EIGHT acres. 1m111ll house, 9 Wanted To Buy garage, out buildings, pond 4 :00 . Snowden, 446 -4290 . .s. mmeral rights. reduced Garage Sale at Jerry Burke ' s price , 304 -895-3819 . WANTED TO BUY Old furnl - Yard Sole 340 Third Avo., on Sumner Rd . Fridfty & Sa 1 8 Wanted to Do ture and Antiques of all Gallipolis. June 9 -1 0 -11 · turday. THREE bedroom, b..lth and 1 kinds. call Kenneth Swain. 1 1_ 2_.____ _ _ _ _ __ ha lf , located in Pt P.leaaant. 446-3159 oo 266 -1987 inoYard Sale Thurs & Friday p.c:\ Coli afte r 6 30 304-676 tha evenings . Several Family Yard Sale from 10 a.m . till 3 p m at GonAral Hauling and TnJ s h 6640 Thurl\ 8e Fri. 9 til 5 . 51 the United Pentecostal ramovol Service Relillble Buying Gold. Silver, Plati- Garfield Ave .. Gallipolis . Church. South 3rd Ave m And dependable Coli 446 · BY owner. 3 bedroom, 2 num . Gold end Silver pr1cea· _1 Middloport . 992 -3824 3169 between 9 and 5 story brick. 1211 Main St . are the highett in two yaara. Yard Sale 8 &. 9 . Nell Ave . " FENCING PROVID~S PRIVACY PlUS check. our prices on gold • Gallipolis off of 4th . Yard Sale : 2 family , Fnday & Experience house p111inting • Pnce Redu ced . 304-676 2381 silver. scrap jewelry. Buying 1--:____________ PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS" Saturday . 277 Main St . in and lawn moworrepa1r . Vory -------------. Old · coint, tcrf!:P ring• &. Garage Sale Friday ·la Satur- M1ddleport Rain cancels . rttuonable rates . Call 446 1 00x60 ft.. lot _wiJh trailer. silverware . Daily quotea day. · Wayne Ru11al resi - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8~8 S 1 J 700 41 Burdette Addi · avalleble . Also coins &. coin de'lce Bulaville Rd . 9 to 1 Yard Seto: 641 High Streoo 1 ..:~.:__ t1on, Pt . Pleasant . 304-676 supplies for sale. Spring in Middleport , June 9 · 1 Q . Will do babvs1ttmg 1n my PH. (304) 882-2276 5- 18-1 mo Valley Trading Co ., Sprtng Big Yard Buck Ridge Apt. 11 starting 9 .30 em . home on Adela1de Dr ., Galli- 5076 Valley Pleze. 446·8026 or 48 . Tues. & Wed lots of poli s anytime CAll 446 . THREE bedrooms. built-in 446-8026 new msrchandiae cheap Rummage Sale Thursday in 0696 kit chen . 2 baths. TV room. the Sacred Heart Catholic 1 e.-tra bedroo m or family We pay cash for late model Yard end Garage Sale. Out Church basement from 9 a . lntenflr or uterior painting Georges Creek Ad 1 mile. m . until4 p .m All you can fit Two college students seek - roo m In basement . cantral clean used c1r1. Firat and Second houses on Frenchtown Car Co . into a bag $1 .00 Ing work during summ e r. air, well insulated . Auuma lor blo 8'h percent mongaga . McCully Ad., Wed. only 9 to Bill Gene Johnson Experienced . Call446 -66 9 6 19 2 ·N Park Or 304-875 ? 446 -0069 Yard SAte. June 9 & 10 from 6010 . •• Garage Sale on St . Rt 664 . 10 a.m. until 5 p m .. 670 C lubs . o rgoni z 11ti o n s. 1,. Diamonds. gold banda, cl111 Wayne Sisson reaidance. South 4th StJeet in Middle- bridoa -to-be D1sc J ocke y s Gree nbrier Eacataa . Sandhill 1\ . · J •Attillchment Helpful advice ringa . silver coins. 1 0 · 1 4 FJiday, June 10 port 'llays for dance s, receptions mid &nlry , 3 bedroom. '" u karat scrap 1awerty . Tawney Professional eqlllp , lights . Rrl 2 1h bath , large rae. room ~llllnU IC Urlu O'DELL 1RUE VALUE LUMBER Jewerlero, 2nd . Ava .. Goiii- Garage Sale Thursday . 9 111 . Rustic Hilla, ThuOOav Ra1n 446 -6696 w-fireplace. 2 car Qaraga , polis. 446 · t6t6 . . Michaela Residence m .. 4th Ave .. Bidwell. Turn canoets _ ...!_ _ _ ___ _ _ __ _ _ . • 2400 llstem Aw. 3 6 ac res l ow ao ·s. 304 right on .654 at Rodney Ad . 010 Will do wlllll papering , pa int L.._~PH~.:::446-=78~26~5-~2:::4 ·.1:..::: :..JI Poy cuh lor Uoed Mobile Ext. Gla11 va1e. applebuttar. Garage Sale Rain Of shine. mg (interior & ex teri or). 67 6 -6163 . Home or Travel Trailer Call kettle, stone jar. sewing June 10-11 , 10 to 6 P m. Na- house clean mg . also out sid u 614 -446-0176 machine. floor lamp. mise vajo rugs, jevvetry, inJn skilluta. wOrk . C111ll 446 -46 28 o r JeriChO ARROW FLASHING For S olo House nnd 8 acrea . Nnena. sheets. towels. hand 446-9623 Wanted tobacco planu . Call Yard Sale. Friday & Sat. . 10 crodleted ;terns. clothes. de- 1-------------Sl,c rtflcing . Ca ll 266 6663 3ty;~~~!,lars 458 -1997. til7. 1 '14 mi . on Rt . 160, past preslion giMI, dishBII, books , Experienced mother will Porter near N.G .H.S . See picture fmmea. curtains, lamp baby sit Meats mcludud 1-25 aacle plaatic car mod- signa. Riding lawn mower, thades. baskets. nloe oak ta- plenty of TL C Call a nytime 32 Mobile Homos ala, must be unbuilt, pre guns, gow, clothes . 7 h p We sell quality used cars. ble. wnlnut ch1na cab1ne1 & except Sundny 446 7 636 . lor Sale 1976. Cotl 446 -2380 ofler motor, m11c . much more. Just off Rt. 7 at 1-614-446-4782, Gallipo4PM . , Bat.m Addidon. Chester Tum WilL mow yards & cemete rlis, Ohio. Yald Sale, n Garfield. June 9 lett at skating rink FoUow 1es in Pt Pleasant HrOa TRI STAT e" ' M08/LE BEDS -IRON . BRASS , old llo 10, 9-6 Lou of good doth- signs. 104 -675 68 38 HOM ES USED - CARS . furniture , gold. silver dol· lllQ. children's & adults. yellow - Dozers ------------~~~ TRU C KS GALLIPOLIS lara, wood ice boxes, atone 3 Announcements Yard Sale at Maplewood uniform tops, numerous o1her - Backhoes C HECK OUR PRICES CALL jars, antiques. etc .. Com· items. lake . Thursday & Frid111y in fteaeQfib~ - Dump Trucks 448 -7672 plate trouaeholda . Write: Syr.111cuse . - Lo- Boy M 0 Millar. Rt . 4 , Pomeroy, Garage SAle; Rain 01' shi~ . 21 Business SWEEPER and sewing ma - Oh . Or 992 -7760 . - Trencher CLEAN USED MOBILE June 10 llo 11 . Stel'80 OQUIP- Carport Sale . June8 ·9 · 10· chine repair, parts, and HOMES KESSEL 'S QUAL- Wa1er Opportunity supplies. Pick up end Gold, sliver, sterling. je- ment. otorcycle parts, antique 11 . 9 • m lo 6 p m Clolh · ITY MOBILE HOME SALES , - Sewer ing. some new, potery , sMing mechin•. mllmc.houdelivery , Davia Vacuum welry. rings. old coins a 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS , ch1na . gtaaaware, some old - Gas Lines Cleaner. one half mile up currency. Ed Burkett Barber lllhotd items. Two blocka 1rom Avon & mi1c items Joe AT 36 . PHONE 446 -7274 . - Septic Systems !NOTICE I Georges Creek Rd . Call Shop , Middleport . 992 - E11118m Ave .. 153 8u'l!llr Ave. Connolly reaidence old Rt . 7 THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LARGE or SMALl JOBS 446-0294 . 3476. First Time Yard Sale. Thurs . by Clines Fruit Farm look LISHING CO. recommend s ·2 tots & a mo bile home PH. 992 - 24l8 fo r !:o lyns . that you do business with 12x60. 2 bedroom. with Gun Shoot . Rutland Ameri- Wanted to buy . New. used & Fri .. June 9-10. 8 ·5 p.m .. Sl31m~Pl1 Ct.rk Chopol Rd., Poner. people you know . and NOT rural wnter. gas heat. H•s can Legion 1 p.m. Sun .. May antique furniture . W111 buy 1 3 Family June 10 and 1 1 . 9 acrou from Hansy' 1 Butcher to send money through the so ma furniture . priOe 22 . Absolutely factory ple~e or complete houseShop. Cloth•. ceiling fan . a .m . Household items. tnf - mall until you have inve sti- 112 .500 Or41ots&mobile choke guns only . $ 14 .800 . ':olt 446-t24Q holds. Call Oaby A. Martin ant, children 's and . adult books. 388· clothing, misc . Carl Chne re - gated the offoring . - - -- 1 614 -992 -8370 . 8801 . BIG Bingo tour, Cherokee. Nice 2 bdr 12x80 mobile sidence. Center St. , Mason . Equipment to start vour own Nonh Carolina . 20 games at Wanted-dead colord TV' s. small busineu at home . flea home already set up on 16,000. pluo 4 jockpot Not over 1 0 yean old. Yard and Garage Sale. out mllrkets, or shop Small rented lot Cell 614 -268 garnet. Final jackpot cove - 614 · 949 -2994 · if no answer Georg• Creok Rd .. 1 mile first 6224 . Roofing- Siding 9 lte()C)!1d hou• on McCully great potent1111l 1nveatment. rall t60,000 . June 17th.- call back . Rd. Wed only, 9 to ?. Serious 1nqumes onlv . Celt Troughs. 19th. 1 9B3. t60 . per peroon 1979 14~~.66 liberty 2 bdr .. & Vicinity 446 -338t . includes transportation & ClEAN aorap aluminum. 30 Down Spouts total e lectric. good cond ., Yard Sate: 218 end Neigh...... ........ ... .... ....... .. 1 --hotel. CALL · LUCAS oentllb. alto bu-ying cans 20 S6 ,900 Call 614 -448 Windows · Doors TOURS, Chorleoton, 304· cents lb. Tri-State Salvage borhOod Rd ., 10-7 Thur ., BASEMENT sale , from June Country C.111nyout lor sole by 0176 . Fri.. Sat. Clotl1ing . owner, Upper Rt. 7 in For "All" Your ,Home 348-7542. 304 -523-6872 . 6 -11 , at 99 Burdette Addi - IC.anaug111 , Ohio Call 446 - - - - - - - - - - tc Repairs ... 1972 1 ~x66 Mobile Home. First Time Yard Sale, Thurs.- tion. Pt . Pleasant . All kinds 2t92 or 446 -9171 . Person who got Doberman PAYING cath for comics Fri .. June 9 -10, l'orler, Oh .. of things . Parttalty furnished . lnclud · "Free Estimates" .. . from kennet2 weoktogocolt and paperbacks, buy, 1111 or past Cottrell's Oroc . Store in ing underpinning and back 992-5812 _______ for dog' o nome_. porc h. Cotl 614-992-2156 trade . Contact Chester , Alley . Watch for signa. eorge um 22 Money to Loan between 9 S. 6 uk for Tim . 304-875-6239 . 992 ·543 3 Rutland Amerl· Aller 6 cotl 304 -882 -3592 . . can Legion, 1 p .m . Sun .. 16 1 L------~----'-':.: ..:...:. "";,_, June 12. Abaolutely factory truck body withoUt mot0< 0< 14x66 Schultz mobile tranomiuton. In good concl . home . 1 .22 acres . Pomeroy. choke guns only . Betwoen 1967-1979 Chevy. Excellent condition, porch , CoM 388·81 93 . garage 614 -742 -2430 . Yard Sale, June 10, Georges --.;.. Giveaway 4 Craok Rd. Cloen clothing. 1 2x60 Schultz Mobile i~lumnc~ booka. playpen, mitc .1good 3-famlly yard a1l111, 9th •nd ho ma . with new 12x2B 1Oth . 163 Main . New 23 Professional prices. matchin" addition on ~ - - - - - - -- - - - - Haven . Clothing, knick ANY PERSON who hll Services acfo On SR 124 Retdl · St. Rt. 124. POI'IItroy, OH . 3 Fomily 1trga yard oale. 2 VW _k_n_a_ck_•_·-ty~p_e_w_r_ lto_r_.____ anything to give awey end 11 Help Wanted ville , Oh. Already set up. do., not offer or attempt to engine~, VW perts, toots. Yard ••I• At . 2 at Y-Pt . 6 ~ 4 -378 -6312 afler 4 :30 offer any other thing for sell riml, dishes, Ploaunt. Thurs. & Friday . PtA NO TUNING &5 oil p!ua p m S 14 ,000. Excellent clothea, curtain•. well ec:::c.· mey piece en ad In thlt con d . d•scounu to senior cit1zena. column . There wUI bl no Wll do baby sitting In my - · trb: . & air candition!l'. Everything. churchet· achools Call Bill home anytime, fenced in Gem B i n g -· 1B Port• chargt to the advertiser. Also Transmission back yard a· references ~Ad_:,:~~~ Sa_:___ ::.·~·;~ ":J!J~fh~~411oM;;r Ward Ward ' s Keyboard , USED MOBILE HOME 57 r -2711 446-4372 . 3 pupo Coonhoundo. Call avolitblt . Call 814 -388· PH. 992·5682 4 Family Yord Sate-on 588 at Bth 11o 9th llo 1 Olh Cane . II 9756. 448· 3B97. 197412.80 BAYVIEW, unPiano &. Organ lessons Rodney, Thuro.. June 9 . rain . or 992-7121 derpenned, air conditioned. Mary Lucas, 446-9787 ForBookt, smell appliances, 2 dogo· t Collie and 1 e&0-100 daily.commiations 3 14·1ft 503 Halloway St .. Hender· merly w1th Wai'ds Keyboard . partially furni•hed, two bedGorman Shephard both POIIible ptuo montly bonuo curtain e. room. clean rented lot. 304· aon. baby bed and dresaer. male. 3 frH kittens. Call on repeat tiles. Coneumable 675 -68P7 . PIANO TUNING-LANE DA· men's, women's, chll~ren 1 Yard 11o Beka Slloa1 Middleton 814· 388-8348. products everyone u•"· Qualify for comptlny car, ~~.J .... 11. • beby clothes. curta1na &. NIELS . Reliable service 19&!5 . Associate of MOBilE home for eaie. Mala Guinla Pig with targa navel, retirement program. ....,. i n - TV'o. cloth• a. much ri1ore. 9· 7. Thura. a since Brunlcardl Music Co . Phone 1982 Knox. 12•70. lutly Friday. Work full / part time .from omOI appttan-. llak8d goodo wi10 cogo. 61 4 -3BS-8133 furniahed . all electric, •t up 8 t 4-742-2951 . home. Not door to doOr. Wa wtl olio be told. Silo wl1t ""' on nice rented lot in M••ort. Po><ch Sale tmovlng) . June 9 from 19-li. train you. Call 448· 1911. AKC Rag. Old Englloh ohaep Asking &10,000 . Coli 304& 10. 9:00to4:00. Town of PERMANENT hslr removal dog, fomola. 388·9767. . Proftllional Electrolysis '773 -5640 . Leon . Watch for oltlnt . - -- - -- - -- - - - - 'llebyliUif to• 2 omall chiiClinic. A.M.A. •pproved . Or . FrH Cato, 1 with elameoe · dren In my home, ton houru Thur1 . 1Fri ., Sat., 4 mllea Out referrals . Monday. Wedn es· TWO trailer s . 304 -8711 mtrklnga, tong haired . 1 · Phone 446· 2297. Middleport Our Low Everyday Sand Hill , Point Pteasanl, day, Friday, byoppolntmenl . 6460 . ohort_...hai,.d. 26B·11179.' - - - -- - - - - - - - "Rolling ACIOt". Baby th- 304-876 -5568 . Prices Until Stock & Vicinity lngt, clarinet. mise . Is Sold. 1 976 P..,rt,.o 14•70 Ma~ - - - - - - - - -- - - - vi · Sack of yard oala clo1hao, HawafriendlyHomol"ortyln . ... .......... ... . . .... .. . . . .. PERMANENT hair 18moval Home wilh tiltOUI E.C., cormM 114·992-Ue&or 33Cuot..- J ... and_, oxtro frla glfto. -. Col now lor....,. Yord Moving Salo. Rt. 7 . ~II: Profautonal Eltctrotyolo air, w .b., , _ St .. Mldd._.. ' 322 No. Second St . 1nlllrmldon. 992·3M1 and Tuppero Plalno, acro11 from __ Clinic. A.M.A. approved. Or. ghoul. partially fum.,~ .. Midtlltport, Ohio 457&0 underpinning. f10,1100. 1114-· ,__ referroto 304· 875-6668 Smell black 1111t., whh ohon aok lor Maggie. 25 I*'· oo al Hewkt Pannaoll. Juno 245-5408 or 446·0212. 5-25-1 mo. Pd. portitoln Juno and JV/y. 3,4,8,7,8 . Bonne Hsndtey -Eiocl. hair. Call 843·8278. __, I, L---------~'~"~'~·~·~·'~i FREE ESTIMATES 2·26-llt Cash & Can) RUBBER-BACK TWEED YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • I l $499 CALL US TO BUY OR SELL NANCY JASPEIS - AS.'IIICIATE Cteuell . . . · PHOIIE: 143-5175 • 0. 992·2751 To t.M A..... _...,.,._......, ...... ,..,...... .... ",... .... -Adclooot corod __..... ' ( f - •ttmaiM) ;V. C. YOUNG Ill ' - 992-6215., tn-7314 • : ,.,...,. 0111~1- M-If< posslbUity of addiction. ; Chester. Ohio Ph . 985-4269 PHONE 985·4270 Real !stat11· General rut S&W TV AND APPLIANCE . ' SERVICE SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING 8 - ~1 ' '( ard saleS The Daily Sentinel...:..fag• 9 I $2 ~ 2 lJ li e EUGENE LONG - U-PICK-UP PH. 992-2280 Kitchen Cabinets - Roofing - Siding - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Remodeling - Custom Pole Barns. FOR FUTURE USE" Giveaway l "CUT OUT DRIVEWAY SlAG Texture Coatings fully lnwnod-free Es1umat.s CAU 614-949-2686 419 7rn~ •DOZER 4 992·7201 . '·'·"' I ..·---------~· - ----~·-~"~''~ ' 8 Painting TON J&F CONTRACTING •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATU, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAIID CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK BOIIIJ(D & 1011 GUAIIANTUD PHONE JIM CLiffORD II II Tic GHEEN'S PAINTING INt:. Industrial. Commercial , Residential , Interior and Exterior. 12'116' park Bffi'l11S relief, ,,,. c-... "'-'"t..t ... .,_..., Busines.s Services POMEROY lANDMARK ·Instant JU ,.,._ 1 IU UJ u.•• •tw., .. .,....,__ ON TWO ACRE lANDSCAPED LOT IN BAUM ADDITION CINClNNATI (AP) - One of every three AmeriCans !sa victim of back pain, while IKl percent of America.nS on expect to have back pains at some point 1!1 their lives. While narcotic cln,lp can otrer ~allo ! ... _ _ _ _ ........... Beautiful Brick Ranch Home Back pain leiMI u,••••• ••••-•• o...-..-u -• ,.,_...,__ I I ( ...... ., .. . ""'"""'" ""' Susan Bowles, Lily Chaney, Randy Childers, Rnbert Cornelius, Alan Cunningham, VIrginia Harrl· son, Clemma Haskins, Julia Johnson, Jason Keating, Ryan . Lathey, Mrs. John McCraw and son, Tyson Mugrage, Regina Mullins, Martlcia Ousley, Arlan · Owen Sr.. Le1111 Pooler, Gerald Sayer, Mrs. Rickey Schaefer and daughter. Mlnnk> Shaler, Gena Stickley, ~r Suskln. Loretta Swain, Duane Webber. Admitted- Mary Ketler, Middleport; " Elmer Pickens. Ractne; Beatrice Morgan, Wilkesville. Discharged - Harold Brannon, John McDaniel, Joseph Sisson. ··-fi- "'- ''- ..... c._ lU ,..,_o.., 1 1:1 J7t Il K_,..,., .............. 1 1 l'lum booot • .,..,.,., SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY VETERANS MEMORIA.L ~- JM HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES JUNE 7 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Green, son, Crown City; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wooten Jr.. daughter, Jackson. "'" C- 104 ta . ........ '" o........ ~me wrth furnace. - Hospital News -~IH P-"' 111 100 • 400 LOT - Good older 2 baths. carpettng nice paneling garden and Jg gatage In Rac1ne rnqs Companv. Po mf'rov Ohr o on • New Homes - Extensive Rtmorlelinc . . •I nsurance Wort .Custom Pole Bides. & Goroaes •Roofin& Work oAbnilun & V'onyt Sirlinas 1S Years ~perience GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 carpeted ~me w~h 4 Jots. N1ce in-town locatiOn out ol oil & i Two defendants fozfelted bonds and three others were fined In the court ol Mlddlepon Mayor Fred Hottman Thf'May night. Forfeiting bonds of $450 each, posted on charges of driving while · · lntoxlcaled, were Terry W. Sherman, Stockport, and Jo AI)A . McDonald, Cheshire. Fined were Patrick Ownes, Middleport, $100 and costs, ~It; Charles Whittington, Pomeroy, $50 and costs, disorde rly mallller; $100 and costs, five days in jail, resisting arrest; $100 and costs and five days In jaU assault: $100 and costs, five days In jail, destruction ol property, Paul R. Bright, Cheshire, S42'i and costs, and three days In jail, driving while Intoxicated, and $50 and costs, driving under . suspension. Phone 1- (614)-992-3325 POMEROY lANDMARK Mayor's Court cases Middleport court 'I~El!!ILT!!O~I ble )0011 rmpu\ <..- CONStRUCIION__ ....._c• .,... lO·&.ttc PIJBUC NOTICE publ rc ~~~·... _,__ l ROUSH flEW LISTING - 5 room luly Public Notice h nv e c -.. country. School D1stnct 62 1 S Th~rd Ave Mi dd teoot1 OH rF~Serves lllftGil B. Sl! . 'llo r , lnd !-of . NEW LISTING - like new sptit-entry lamtly home wtlh 3 acre$ Has 4 bedrooms and large rec. room with hn!places. 3 car garage w~h loft. garden ond small stream. All th~ 1n the OH on or hefore 12 00 Noon of EAFORD 62 1 M ujdlcoort. on June 16th. 1983 Board 71 11 1 Also Tuesday, the House acted to solve a " long fes tering problem " of patient abuse In state mental Institutions by voting 92-0 to bar peopk' with certain c riminal rerords !rom w orking at such fa cllltles. The meas ure, by Rep. Francine Panehal. 0-Cieveland. goes to the Senate " House Bill 235 deals with a long feste ring proble m which has been re pot1ed a nd talked about for ye ars - that Is patient abuselnourmentai ;: :;::;-::. . I••" •H''"Il ''''''''''"" '' •.,,,,""Jl''' I I Iiiii II lh ,.., Institutions. Today we seek to address tha t problem ," Mrs. Panehal said. LAFF·A·DAY Housing He r measu re would prohibit HeadquaTteTs persons convicted of ceria In types of of!Pnses from being employed by 64 Misc. Merchandise the Department ol Mental Health or the Departme nt of Mental Retarda· t ion and D e v e lopm e ntal Disa bill ties. FREEZER SALE Their employment would be CHEST MODELS barrl'd If the rrlme - a fe lony or a 5 Cu. Ft. ... .. 1235.95 firs t degrPf' misde meanor which 8 Cu. Ft. .... 1285.95 becomes a felony on subsequent 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1355.95 offenses - bears a d lrect and "F1rsl or all . Mr Watson , subs tantial relations hip to the you've got to leam lo slow ~ ~· Ft. ... 1418.95 down ,. position being filled . u. Ft. .. . 1472.95 Mrs. Paneh a l sa id hearings .w~:r:t!ll. before the State Government Com 15 Cu. Ft. .... 1325.95 mittee produced testimony about Invest !gallons of abuse, assaults and Prices Good thru June 15 theft s a gainst patients which frequently Involved persons with fe lony bac kgrounds . "We are presently allowing the lox In the chicken coop with nooneto protect those who are Incapable of ,14·992·2181 protecting themselves," she said. amendments , .,, ,,,,.,, 1. , ...........,,. .... - Reel Estate General NOnCE TO BIDDERS ' _, • • , ... l .... Public Notice .Showdown nears on bargaining bill 1'1... , ···-··""""' I IIII- . f Y .t. C IIIo~­ IJ Mo..,_ .... .. 11 w ... ,.a,ol.., lllo... oo..u • • "•• • o ...~ 65 ,.,.., . ... ..... .. .,, ....... ., ...... . .....,........... .. . ll f _ . . ..... ~. ~ :: ~~~~:.-r.:-· ,,., .......... ........, _,.,11_. "_ ., ,,k_ The :: ~: ~= ~::::::...." ,, __, "_... ... ,, ,. .... th e a 1 "-CoooMtO ~~~=."::..::..,. •.:,:s 1 1 . .. _ zt 4576 0 15! 25 /61 1 8 COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - A House s ubcommittee called lor ac tion on more amendments today to a controversial public employee collective bargaining bill, but key ·policy Issues remained unresolved. Binding arbitration In pollee and firefighter disputes remained a point of contention, along with a limited right to strike lor non-safety forces. The subcommittee, headed by :Rep. Cliff Skeen, D-Akron, adopted nearly two dozen amendments to the Senate-passed blll Tuesday. tlle most , tgnl!lcant of which limits the scope of collective bargaining negotiations . Skeen said he hoped the panel would be able to complete work on a substitute btU fo r cons ideration nPXt week by the full House Commerce and Labor Committee, which he also heads. Howeve r, he said It Is poss ible that binding arbitration and poss ibly other Issues may have to be rf'solvf'd ,, - --•- ~ ~.::::·-·~·"·ft . . . ....,., :~ ~~.!!!"-·"'"-"' !~ ~::.~;;~· : ~==. ~:::,~~:~-:::= . . - -CO" ~; :::::::=.::,... ..... :~ :.-~:.c":~.:':~-" ~~ ::::::-::.~ .... 1 PonMtpy Middleport, Ohio · Wednesday, June 8, 1983 . ------------- CaII : G Ph. G Roger Hysell GARAGE G;.;;-sh.;;, ---------- --- c..... tir•. AUTO &.TRUCK REPAIR GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL! 20% OFF ------------ ... ···-r,-i;;n;;;y·.. ·......· __ _________ _ BAILEY'S SHOES ------ ---:--- - - _____ _______ ------------------------- yow.., ------------- L.:..:..-------'--------1-..,..---' . ' • ,. ,, ~ - �Page ......,. 32 Mobile Home• for Sale .......... Middla-.., Ohio ~ IQ-lhe Daily Sentinel 154 MIIC. Merchendiee 58 ;(' nie Dailr S.ntinei- Page:--11 · WecfM1& J• June 8, 1913 Pet1 for Sele KIT 'N' CARLYLE ' " 8>35 '""""" homo. 12>50 mobilehome. J04.&76-82n after 7 p.m. ID11 .~ ll!AT SCRAIIIILED WORO GAllE flfl~Nt Television Viewing ~ ~ lli/U(.!)~e by Henri "'""ld and Bob Loe Urlaertlntble- lour Jumllltt, one lottortoeach square, to form four ordlnolry -m. WEDNESDAY PAINTING - lntorior ond ewterior, plumbing, roofing, some rerncideling. 20 yra. 6 Acres. 2 bedrooms, pond. cistern , wall, plenty of out· buildings. and 4 acres of pastu•e . $24,000. Call7422927 . . 1:00 . • (I) ()) • ()) 1.11 • (B Newo (I) MOVIE : "Bugs Bunny'o Third Movie: 1 001 Robblt T..... (I) An Orphen' o T.... Pert O>p. Coll814-388 -9152. Musical lnltrumenta Morcum Roofing l!o SpoutIng. 30 yeoro oxpon.nce. 8J)ecializing in built Up roof. 142 acres near Rio Grande, house & buildings. Will sell all o• part . Call 446-2599 after 6 . ' Cheep corpet. If you hoWJ rental property or rent. don' t mind atightly irregular carpet, yo.., can ••ve money. Price& start 32 .96 aq. yd ., 35 Lots & Acreage 992-6173. 10-5. 36 acres at Rodney Ol"' W .T. · For tale walnut loga. Call Watson Rd . Owner financ ing available . Call446 -8221 458-1997. Call 8 to 5 weekdays ofllv 45 PASTURE for rent for 20 head of cattle, hat good spring, 304-458-1602. Approximately 1 .4 acres for sale. No hookups. Road frontage on Rt . 124 . 44 Apartment for Rant 1 .4 acre lot in Bradbury . Good location. trailer hookup, all utilities, septic sys- tem . Coll614-992 ·2602 . 1.4 acre lot in Bradbury . Good location , trailer hook · up. all utilities, septic sys· tem . Cell614-992 ·2602 . 2 bdr . Regency Inc . Apart ~ menta 1200 per mo. or if income is $10,000 or leaa HUD available. A -One Real Estates. Carol Yeager. Real - tor. Call 304-675 -5104 oT 304-676 ·7386 . Houses for Rant Small furnished house in city, adults only . Call 446- 0338 . 446 -4416 aft~r .7PM . Furnished attic apt. $160 . Utilities pd . Men only . Nice 2 bdr. house with fireplace & basement near Crown City $275 mo. Call Brick House, 5 Brs., 2 baths, 3 car garage, 18~t32 inground pool. &426 mo . 446 -4031 . large home in Syracuse on nice lot . Suitable for family or 2 or 3 singles. $275 plus utilities, deposih 6J 4 -992 - 6284 or after 5 614-992 5732 . 2 bedroom house at Gallipo· Us ferry . Adults. 8100 . deposit $100 . a month . Reference Required. 304675-4684 . 4 room hou!IB, unf. Camp Conlay,$140 pll' month . 304675-1371 . Of 675·3812. -----------...-- For rent or lease. 7 room house. bath . Contact leo Pears6n. Gallipolis Ferry. W . Ve . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnished apt ., 2 bdr., 243 Jackson Pike , Gallipolis . S226 mo . utilities paid. Cell 446-0756 . 12x60 2 bdr . mobile home all utilities paid, e•cept electric. Dep . Req . Call 446 -8568 . FURN:SHED or unfur nished. air cond .• beautiful riverview In Kanauga . Fos ter's Trailer Park , 446 - 1602. 14~t70 3 bdr. trailer. total electric, for rent or 11ale. Call 614 -3S8 -9313 . 12K62 2 bedroom trailer. Adults only. Brown's Trailer Park . 614 -992-3324 . -----~-- - lc - 2 bedroom mobile home In Aeclna. 814 -367-0288 . ·2 bedroom furnished. Oep ·o ait . No pets. Adulta pre· /erred . 614 -992-2749. TWO mobile hom11 for rent on Rt . 2 about 6 minutea from town . Can after 6. 304-675-8277. 992 -7479 . 1- - -- -- - - - -- Furnished effiency apt. in town. a 1 60 mo. Call The Wiieman · Rea·l Estate Agency . CBII 446 -3643 . 6 rm . & bath in Gallipolis . Call 446 -7548 or 4463666 . 2 bdr. apartment on Rt. 218 at Mercerville . Call 8 to 6 weekdaya only 448 -1241 . Sleeping Room . Cell 446- 2596 . Apt . for rant . Half double-2 bd .room Apt. Adults pre - ferred . No pete. 614-9922749 . 1 bed room Apt . $196 mo . inCluding utilities . Equal hou11ing opportunity . Con· tact Village Manor Apts. 1 bedroom . 614 -992-6434. 614 -992-6914 or 304 -882 · 2566 . 6 1oom apt . for rent . Phone 614-992 -5434, 614 -992 · 5914 or 304 ·882 -2566 . 1 bedroom furnished Apt . for rent . $166 . month. Dep· osit and utilities. 614 -992- 7177 . - ·- ---+ -------- ---------....---- Black Hawk piatol 1!o Pollmino mare about 1, 160 lb . SilvertOn& electric guitar, Strad · O·lin flat' top guitar. Phone 304-576-2782 . 51 ·Household Goods 58 Hi Prea1ure Cleaning. Aluminum aiding, mobile homea. wood, brick , sandstone , building end homes. Also heavy equipm,nt. Fully insured, Free eatimates. 614- Fruit Livaltock Strawberries, Taylor'• Berry Patch, Kerr-Harriaburg Rd . 8 Purebred 72 Appiiloaa Hemmermill, grir,der. Call Strawberries . Pick your own . Call Claude Winter. Fresh Holstein heifer, alao 16 open heifers. also regia- Coli 814-248 -8121 . STRAWBERRIES, pick your own, Monday through Sat·urdey, 9-8. no checka . Happy Hollow Fruit Farm, 1982 SEARS air conditioner .. used 2 mc•ntl11 $250 . bo• springs & manra11 1win or full 8100 aet regular-firm $120, maple dinette chairs 835, waah stands $34. maple rockers e69, 7 piece chroma dinette aet $149, 6 piece dinette set •a9, used bedroom suites. refirgera tors, ranges. cheat , dreasers, wringer waahera, TV ' a, dryeres. & shoes . Call 448 - toTed bullo. From 20.000 lbo .. milk, doma. 2B8-2498. · 64 Waterloo Rd, 2nd ro•don left off Waterloo last haute. Hey & Grein 78 LUV truck, 1970 Dodge half ton. flat bod. 1961 Ford l!o ton, 6 cyclo. 118ndard. 304-876-62n af· ter7. ...... .;_...._ _ _____ ___ _ 78 Chevrolet, 4 wheel drill8 S2,500. Cell 448-1616 or 446-1244. aaen at 511 Main St. Pt . CHEST type freezer. 8125 .00 . Cl 360 Honda, $600.00. Some other furni - ture. 304·675-5230. Gaa range. 860 . can be seen at 6 Burdette Addition, Muat Sell . 3 pc. aolid maple hutch and buffet . OJCC . condi - 8,000 STU . Pick.ens, Valley Bell Dairy . Pt . Pleaaant . 1286. to 8896. T,blea. 846 and up to 8125 . Hldo·• · beds,$440 . and up 10 8626,. Recliners, $176 , to e3!§0 ., lamps from '28 . to $76 . 6 pc . dinettes hom 4 tlros sizo E78-14. Call 367-7484. ------- -----·- Umeatone. aend . gravel. de· livered in M11on. Meigs, Gallia or pickup at Richards ONE bedroom apartment, 402'12 24th. St . Pt . Pleasant, phone. 1·614-992 -5858 . ONE bedroom apartment, $226 - month. oil utilities pold, 304-675-2695 . gun - Gun cabinets, $360 .• dinette chairs •20. and $25 . Gil or' electric rangea, $326 up to t375 . Baby matrellttl. 825& U5, bed fro moo t20 , 826 . & t30. king fromo no . Good telectlon of bedroom aultea , cedar ohe111 , rocken. metal cablneta , swivel rockers . Uttd Furniture - - bookcase, rengea, chairs. end tables, washert, dryera. refrigera tors and TV's. 3 miles out Bul•vllle Rd . Open 9am to &pnr, Mon. thru Fri ., 9am to 5pm, 811. 448-0322 t86; Mavtag auto. t85; auto. w,..;,.. l!o electric d"!"• S100; 40 in. gao range 865; frigidai•o fridge. 'S125. 614-742· 2352 . 1'""':., • _______ ____ _ 24" ceiling house fan with u~ed $100. $250 . Coli 448 -3733 . Farmall H tractor with loador. Call 614-367-0507 . Masaey Fer"guaon tractor, front end loader, disk, plow. South through leon, WV to 2nd road on left Waterloo Rd . 2nd roadon left off Wa1erloo lest houae . NEW S. Used Harveatore Structures. Automated li· veatock feeding -computer feeden . Call collect 614- 586 -22&0. John L. Betto. 304-875 -4230. 875 -7559 . After 6. New Holland Super 66 hay baler . 304-675-2130 . farm traitor 875 . 304 -6753190. ?5 ford 3,000 gao tractor, 7 h.. fle• · hitch disc. 6 ft. graders 2 way, 84500 . 304578-2147 . Pickup Disc for aale. 286- 5863 . ORAGONWYNO CATTERY · KENNEL. AKC Chow pup - 63 Coli 446-3844 alter 4PM . Registered Livestock Quarter 13,500 . Coli 814·388auto ., p .s.• p.b ., new tires . 9858 or 446-7228. many extras . Good Cond . 1975 Plymouth Fury. $400 . 448-0515. 246-5233 opoyod .female $86 . 304458-1536. ----- -------- 74 1976 GTend Prl>. p.a.. p.b .. Motorcycles cruise control, A.C ., good cond . Call 448-0109 after 8:30p.m . -----h.fp 1977 Oldsmobile Starfire AC. AM.fM co~d . , radio, 1979 Harley Dtvidson super glide, extra crome, uc. cond., 83.600 firm . Call 814-387-0594 after 4PM . e~tc. ,1,995. Call 448- 1724 . 55 model Trlump chopped. .040 over oized high-domod 1970 Camaro for sale cheep. With or wH:hout big piatona. Plus 78 mod~l Tr,iumph, custom paint. bored .020 over. needs wheolo . Mike Soyre. 443 8th St .. Mlddlopon. 814-9923029. Manu with plotono. Both 11 ,400 . Call before 9AM or aher 10PM. 448 -3460 . air - For ule ~ New 1.980 Veape Piagglo Motorscooter. One cylinder. 8 actual miles. 14,400-614-992-2928. $1800. Call614-9$2-3991 P·'T'· Aak for 1979 PINTO ototionwogon, power steering . .automatic, A-1 condition, t2800 .. 39 ,000 miles. 304-B82· 2814 . USED CARS, 77 ,98 Olda lux. oedon . 73 Coupe Deville Cadillac. 71 Soden Deville Cadillac . 72 C-20 Chev . Von . 304-875-3099 . t977 FORO Pinto. 4 opoed. 1205 Colonial Lane, power auerlng, 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 1978 18 ft . Terry booo boot, 90 HP Mercury motor...ac. motor. work, at. ps, axt.raa. Call 114· 387-01131 or 448-2022 . t973 hd. good body. motor needs ac, occopt boat offer. 304 -87&- 1978 bcNitmotO<Indtroller, V -8 Block M1>, 1711 HP . 2481 . 304-8?5-112n oftor 7 p.m . 78 . Camping · Equipment liB Frolic 20 foot troll81 3 room turn. apt. a-c. ground loet ohope. Co11448-8181 . traUer allf cont1ined. per· floor, pri'Vate entrance. utili· proforrod. Call448-22t6 . - ------ - ---~-- Fumlohed ono BR opt. In Pt. Pleeeent. Extro nice, oduho only. No peto. 304·875-. 1388. ~ 1978 8unllno comper, 13'11 ft . Hll-contolned, llko new condition. 13,400, 3041178-2728. Concoon. 2 dr .. p.o.,p.b., •• , _ - · 11 UIO. 814-2411-15038. 79 Motore Home• Building meteriala block, .brick, oewor plpoo, windowa, lintels. etc. & Campers 1973 Monti~ ...... ~ too pet. mochoo lc•. l9711 Cloude Wlntoro, Rio Grandt, 0 . Coll814-2411-512t. Vole• I o llobblt. 4 door, 304-1711-em .,_ '- 64 M!IC. Merch1ndi1e 1974 Chevy Mellbu Cleeelc. uts'lloo. koytiiOno whMit. It 12011 Colonlol Lane. Point - - t. 304-871-3147. Apta. for rent in Middleport, Pomeroy l!o New Hoveo. Call 814 -992-7511 . t9711 - ' 11711 ~ . . _ _ 2118- 8883. ----+------- Plumbing & Heating Complng trollor te ft.. Trot· - d. Sleepa II, luH longth -nklg, low towing ml· teoDo, IXO. COnd,, t1 ,085. Coil 't41-12119 ovenlngo. For lele, "Avlon" Tt'IYel Trailer, 21' 1111-oontolned, e.c .. S2100. Exo. concl. Ph. 4411-32111 . I shall have to have CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pin-a this Phone 446-3888 or 446 4477 entire contract retyped! JIM'S PLUMBING l!o HEAT ING . Fomerly Oewitt'i 614-367- baaementa. ole . Call 4484907 . Carter & Evana Kitt4 went would qo, too! WINNIE MAYeoE TUTU DOE5N'T REALIJE HOW LARGE BIRDIE'S BECOME . THEY SAY LOVE 15 EILIND AND Transportation. Lonnie Boggs Excavating . Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck . Work by hour or job. Call MAYBE TUTU EVEN LIKES e>IRDIE THE WAY SHE 15 ••• J .A .R . Conatruction co: Water Line1 , Footerf'!. Drains. ~II kinds of Ditching . Rutland. 2903 . 84 Oh . 614-742- Electrical DEPENDABLE WASHER DRYER REPAIR . Guaron· teed work. Call anytime 8t4-258 -6820 or614-2581207. BARNEY Fabric Shop . Pomeroy . 992 -2284. ED' S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE coli City furniture 304- 61!1 -2608 or 446 -• • 0831 . • 85 (I) ~ fall Guy Colt 's stakeout assignment ends up with Colt hijacking a private plane. (A) (60 min I D Cll Bleated Are the Peocemekers (I) IBl In Prtrfonnance at the Whhe Houoe 1.11 Small and Frye Nick is asstgned to protect a heavyweight title contender from the mob 8 :30 [()MOVIE: 'Flying Tigers' 1.11 flhhy Rich Carlotoa and Marshall welcome KathLeen 's engagement to a geriatric millionaire . 9 :00 D (l) (I) facto of Ufe Complications arise when the girls hewe to get dates for ·t he Sad•e Hawkins Danca. (R) !Closed Captioned} (l) lnolde Boxing (JJ 700Ciub (1) t9B3 College YVorld Series: Game 1 0 from Omahe , NE Clllll ~Tales of the Gold Monkey Jake and ·"Corky land in a Frenc h pnson aher helping a father try1ng to res Cue his son. (A) (60 m1n I 0 Cll 1101 NBA Playoffs/or Ahemate Programming If this game is not necessary . then alternate programming will be shown. (I) <ID Glulini Concerto Maestro Giulin• and the l os Angeles Philharmonic fea· ture Murray Perahia as guest soloist 1n Beethoven·s 'Piano Concert O NO- ·2 · (60 min.) 9:30 U (l) CD Buffalo Bill (l) MOVIE: 'Dog Day Afternoon' 10:00 U (l) CD Quincy On <ho owo of his w edding. Ouinc v e ncounters a WidOw who murdered her husband . (R) (60 min.) (l) MOVIE: ' Oas Boot ' Cll G) 1D Dynasty Kry solo flees to Mex1co and Blako ' s investtgators find Steven. (A) (60 min .) jCiosed Cap· tioned) CIJ Twyla Thorp Scrapbook : 1965-1982 Th o career of avant -garde dancer and choreographer Twvla Tharp is e~taminod . (60 mon .) (fi) Newawatch .INN Newo 1 0:30 (l) Star Time (I) TBS Evening News (jj) Mon of Lenora • In Search of .... 11 :00 • (l) (I) Ill (I) 1.11 Ill lt21 News (I) Newo/Sporta/Weather · CIJ Deva Allen et Large • Benny Hill Show 11 :30 • (I) (I) Tonight Show Johnny' s gueoto ore Joan Rivoro and Joe Goragiolo . (60 min.( (I) MOVIE : 'Some Kind of (I) A.-her Ufo ()) Cotllne ()) 8oep • ()) Hert to Hort (I) PBS Lite Night 1.11 All In tho Fomlly • llJ Nlghtllne • Honeynooouers 12:00 (I) Bumo • Allen (1) ESPN S~Ctnttr [() MOVIE: 'Agelnot All Sol11 ·l!o Servlco Sharpen Scissors . General Hauling HA BIT DECADE FAMISM Answer: How the fa rmer kn ew It was time 10 get up- IT DAWNED ON HIM Jumblt Boo« No. 19, conteLnlng 110 puzzles, is avallable l or S1.9S pos tpa id from Jumblt, c/o this newtpeper, Bo" 3-4, N<NWood, N.J. 07646. Include your name, eddl'nt, 1lp code and meke checks p1yab le to Ne ws pa perb ooks. BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby A cautionary tale taught me not t o bid se ven when there is any doubl m my mind , and m y hand Need something hauled •way or aomething moved? +7 We'll do it. Coli 446-3169 botwoon 9 ond &. JIMS WA'fEfl SERVICE . , Coli Jim Lanier. 304-676 - • 7397 . I THINK VOVR D06 IS AFRAID OF fi.WNDER • Miry Hortman. Mery Her1mM 12:30 • (I) (I) Lite Night with DeYid IAnermln David' 1 guetto ore Dr. Ruth YVeoth· limer and llk:k James. IRI 1150 min.) (I) MOVIE: '8.0.1.' I]) Jecok lonny Show (J) YVorld Bporumen Out- door ' adventures Upholstery I TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 'I 11 113 Soc . Avo., Golllpolio. j 441 -7833 .... 448-1133. ' ' from throughout tho world hosted Cion Gowdy. (60 min.) . (I) MOVIE: 'Naida' <II ABC. New. One on . •Twtllah1Zone ... WEST EAST • s32 ... Now South won th e trump lead in his own hand· and promptly led his ace of clubs . If it had held , he would hav e made his unbid grand sl am , but West ruffed and led a second trump to leave South wi th just one trump in dummy l o ruff tw o losing clubs. " Well." said South , " I talk too much. L et's hope llo e oth er South makes the sa m e play for a lie boa rd." At the other table the bid- .AQBS •Js tJ32 +QJlOillll tQI017it ... SOUTH +AKQJ t014 tAK +A K; 3 Vulnerable: lllorth-South Dealer: S.Outh West Nortb Eau Pass 2 NT . Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: ding started the s;:1me way, but East was a man wh o believed in pre-empting, He bid fiye club• ov er North 's two no-trump . South lh ought of doubhng but finally set tled on what l oo ked li ke a Soutb 2+ s+ sure vuln er able sla m . West opened a trump as +2 had the other Wes t. bu t now South had been given a c lear warning of unu sual dis tri buBy O.wold Jacoby aod James Jacoby At table one of a team match South looked over dummy and asked, " Part ner . don't you think you c ould have bid seven for me? " North r eplied , · "I thought about it . but my grandfather tion. Undoubtedly . Eas t held eigh t clubs, so the ace of clubs was not g o in ~ to li ve . The ref or e , a t tn ck t wo South led a l ow club . Wes t did ruff and lead a second trump, bul Sou th had onl y on e Club Josef to r u ff wi lh dummy's une t rum p, and thP slam was home. (NEWSPA PEU to: NT I!:Hl'HI SI<: ASSN ) 11A ..... vwt ~INC~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Bird coop 5 Mating game 10 Fragrance II Yelp 13 Wither ed 14 Fonner Indian 1 Expenses 2 Gr ecian theater 3 Slow mov em ent 4 Before 5 Ran~ slate 6 Sharpened 15 Tyke 7 Ancient 16 Wooden core times 17 Peruke 8 Reliable 18 Meddled ( sl.) in J>HCC 20 Exclude 9 Set up in 21 Incensed a series Z2 Stringed 12 Rue the instrument day Z3 Painter, 16 Primates Grandma 19 Russian · 25 Musical YcsU.•rd ay's 22 Misplace 23 Swamp 24 Electra 's brother 2S An Afri ca n rcpuUI I<' 29 " - Your Wagon" 30 Q uidlc 31 ~~ x pun~e 36 Hl1~ s i an n vcr 27 Sauce :17 Orchc,tra city r.--r:-,-:--T:""- comp<r sition 211 Russian city 27 Free ticket 28 Matter (law) 2t Item for Att~ wt• r base 23 AcrllSS 3Z Snake 33 Black cuckoo 34 Attention 35 Arenas 37 "Oh, My - ··br+--+- i 1963song) 38 Dueler's 'attendant 39 - of March 40 Actress b--i----ii--+--+- 1-- Berger U Phoenician port (I) Nlgh111ne 1.11 MOVIE: 'YVor lullon Style' PEANUTS made me a doubte r NORTH 1·1·!! • 976 1H 1017 iII t96 Flego' JONES BOYS WATER SEA,-~ VICE. Coli 814 ·387-747t•• or 614-387-0591. ._... 87 . 1Jumbles WOVEN Yesterdays a H«o' SEWING Machine repairs. Mrvi~e. · Authorized Singer ' I afra id Excavating ' ' [ respectfull4 suqqest, Your Honor. that 40u qet r'1 d of that cat! llo Refrigeration after 15 . 1978 Chovottl, oc, good cond . 304-875-4882 . 6 ·& home roof. 304-875-1293. 448 -7903. . power t978 Pontiac CotoNno, four door. phone 304-87&-4881 Minimum 11 cents per foot to aluminize your mobile By Tad -· - ------------ brokoo, llr, 304-87tHi281 . fo• cJitchea. t980 Sui:ukl mofoTcycle 7!10c model, like new . 304· 675-82n after _ _ _ _ _ "7"" _ _7. _ _ __ _ 1978 OLOS Cutlooo Supreme, 2 door. hord top, ALLEYOOP 367-0194. WORK t860. 304·676-2195 . Pt. 001lN HEllE_,. Roofing and CarpentrY work, general repairs, call Anthony William11on, 614· ponds. ,.,. Kaw:uoki 400 KZ Street. Pleuant. UP~ BUT IF liNN//$ ter. !Day 814-592-4066 ,) (night 814-698-8205o·l . · ' DOZER 3400 miles, exc. ·condition . IF l CAN GET !lf!CK piece custom fit your home.. Guaranteed . Advanced . Gut~ Hanna. uoo. 304-67&-6182. NO lELUHq -:S-:E-:A-:M-::l-::E-:S-:S-::G:-U-:TT=E:-R-:S-.0::-n: 650 Bought new 1982. ROde very little one summer ~RETS.' (Answers tomorrow) e a ca~ Maaim, shaft drive, new tire. 2 helmets. excellent condl· APARTMENT for rent, 1 bedroom, call 304 -8756753 between 8 -10 p.m. Furniahed Apt.. 3 rooma. pri'Jitl, firat floor, reference ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 614-446-2107.' 83 YAMAHA. I HHOW I'IHO YOU ARE, 5PY.1•• ANO TMI6 TO YOUR TtiAT YOU MMffiED ME JU5T TO CiET HU5811NO, CLOGE 10 1'4AF!I30Cil5' HONEY8UN?! D t J XI I I J · Print answer hare: (R) 160 min.I (I) MOVIE: ' .. .And Your Neme Ia Jonah' (J) I Spy H-H0\'4 CN-1 YOO t..ET TIJEM 00 304-895-;!802 . Call Now arrange the ci rcled teners to form tho surprise answer , as sug gested by the above canoon . visit to a ntghtclub where ·waitresses ' are female impersonators and a town that celebrates National Pig Day . - -- - - - -- - Get your carpet in ship shape. Water removal, FREE 82 I 4-year-old bodybuilder, or 675- 304-675-1293 rr 1 e (I) PM Magazine (I) Burna • Allen (I) Entertalnmoont Tonight (I) Chor11e't Angelo 0 ()) Tic Tee Oou9h ()) (jj) MacNeil· Leiwe• Report 1.11 News (B P-'e'o Court Mo)or Leegue Beteball : Plttobutgh ~ Montreal 7 :30 (I) U• Detector (I) MOVIE; 'Covemen' (]) Doble 01111• ()) G ()) Femlly Feud (I) Buolneoo Report 1.11 You Aoked For It IBl Computer Prog111mme • (B Entertainment Tonl~hl · 8:00 • (I) (I) Real People To· night's program features a Wate-: Wells. Commerci~l and Domeatic. ·Test· hql8s . Pumpa Sale• and Service. 1980 ODYSSEY. oxcellont condition, t850 .. 304-6763773. 1980 CR 80 Hondo. Elionor. good running condition, good body, good tiria . Gallipolis, adults 55 Building Supplle1 304- 675 -2088 4580. Plumbing. 0576 . tion , t1500 . 304 - 882 3331 . Firat tloa pold . . t226 . month. 304-675-6730 . l - -- - - - - - ' 60 Uncoln Retired Couple only . Ph . 448-3059 . rienced roofing, including 11ot ter application. carpen· tar, electrician. mason. Call before 4 George. 1981 1974 CHEVY , Molibu Cloa- SEVEN week old pigo, call 304-458-1727 or 304-87&8208 anytime. V -8, LOST~ RINGLE'S SERVICE expe- CALL Pickup, 'otltJ F S. K Tree Trimming. stump concrete and black top esti ~ metes, metal building and fence erection costa. Also buying and selling heavy equipment . Horee & atock trailer salea . Furniture. alec· tricel II electronic suppliea and equipment. Pleasant Meadows Distributora and Sales . Jeep A~ HOW PL./o.'t' IW ' F'SHN'I ANTi: H~~r:: . removal . Call675-1331 . Phono 614-387-0636. after 6 . 1978 COJBI..ED .-~V!M'/I houoe callo. Call .676-2398 or 448-2464. t2,600. 5837. Coli 6t4 -245 · ~RICAtiE RON'S Televiaion Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola . Ouaur, and 88 Nova SS, 307, 4 opd .. . sic, all e~ttrll, keyatone horae whMia, real sharp. See at gelding. 6 yra. old, gentle. 1 WEEKS WESTIE KENNEL Regiatered Appalou stal AKC Wut Hlg~land white lion, good coller, e yrs. old, terriers. puppiea and stud gentlo. Coll448- 1393. oervlca . Coli 614 - 367 0824. 4 day old new Hampehire red . Rebblto with wiro cegaa. pulleto . Call814-288-1815. Coli 448-3005 . Fot Hogs. Cell 258-8003. - - - -- - - --lcEngllah Slitter bird dog . Geraey family milk cow, very Reglatorod . 2 year old fa- gentle. Will Hll rea.onable male. 8160. ortradeforgun . Call 379-2609 o• 3791114-992-6848 . 2693. mended for profeisionel ateam cleaning . Scotch Guard-Free Eatimates. Call new paint, juat reatored. t580. 937-202!1. pies, CFA Himalayan, Pef ~ tiln and Siameae kittens. AKC Daachund, 4 years old, 446 -8221 . Gravely l -1trector wH:h 30'' mower. Needs aome work . GENE'S CARPET CLEAN ING SERVICE . Recom - E &: R Tree SerVice, fully insured, free estimatea. 78 Ford Van. automatic t1200. 304-875-4444 . 446-2614. 1974 beckhoa MF 50 diesel . 300 loader 54 hoe. leaa than 1800 hours. Call448-0708. 7:00 949-2688 . 1975 dodge power wagon, new paint. gumbo muddera. headers. e'r.trt aha rp, t980 Willyo joap, 4 . w~ol drive, 4 cylinder. t600. Call 247-4292 or 614 -949 2029. Coli Frigidaire jet action washer APARTMENTS . mobile ONE bedroom apartments for the elderly . All utilities paid . Tenenta pay 30 per ~ cent of their adjusted in come in this HUD subsidized apartment building . . Twin RiVers Tower, phon_e 304676. ~ 6679 , Equal opportun ity houaing. Galuy . 1980 56 Pets for Sale and Gallipolis . 614 -446 8221 . Ford conditioning, auto . transmiltion. Good condition . $11 0 . Mattresaea or bo• apringt , full or twin, $68. , firm. $88. and t78 . Ouaon aetl, t196 . 4 " dr, cheats , 842 . 5 dr . cheoto, t64 . Bed fromoa. UO.ond *25 .. 10 1974 MASSEY ferguson 255 die- up to U95. homes, houses. Pt . Plaaunt Gallipolia. Oh . 446-0475. ael tractor. 800 hours. New Holland 310 baler, like new, 5548 . Baby beda , 4PM. 1!o Sons . 446-7785 . and 12. 304-675-3776. Apartments . 304 - 676 - and used . Swlahar lmplement Co ., Sr . Rt. 7 North, mower. wagon, U.900. 62 1- - -- - -- - - - - Vans & 4 W.O. Caii448-B181 . Farm Equipment Richa 985-4339 . Sofa, chair, rocker. ottoman, 3 tables, (&Mtra heavy by Frontief) , 8886 . Sofa , chair and loveseat, '276 . Sofas and chairs priced from 61 tion . 304-675 -6965 . Air conditioner Sears trans./ 72 ·Ford van new tires & battery, runs good, '660. 19B2 ford EXP looded. .Pleasant. or call 304 -676 - -::---:--::-----:-,_.---11&,000 mi .,. $8,500 Qr. bolt 2310 . . ~ . Troy Built rototlllero nevv offer. C•ll 446.-4134 · oftor GOOO USEO APPUANCES LAYNE'S FURNITURE mileage, standing, cut P. take for 50 cents square bale, 304-468- 73 Grading Blade and chains for Gravely riding tractor . 614- 446-7398 . l~w t2,700. Phone 304 -8755078 . No . 1 good hoy, 3 floldo. 1978 Chevy Caprice Cl11· sic, 4 dr , aed1n, one owner. WINDOW air-conditioning unit, used 1 year, can be Call 30 Ford 'At ton Windaor van cle.on, $600. 84 IHC pickup ·8'11 ft . bed needo clutch UOO . fit. 8 south through Leon. WYto 2nd rood o" kilt pickup, p.a., auto. 304·675-1831 - 3159 . · washers. dryera. rehlgere · ton, ranges . Skegga Appliances, Upper River Rd .• beside Stone Creat Motel . Soles. IUNNACEj IBl Over Eaay Gene II 814-992-6309. ---- ------- good cond . Call 448-0774 . hido · a-bed e3,196 . 814-388·9025 . Tobacco plonto, 304-8953957. . ...... - Swivel Rocker. Dinette ta· bla, 4 chaira & %bed. All in piece wood JIVing room suite w'ith 6 inch flat arms $399, bunk bed11 complete with bunkies •199, 2 piece an tron livingroom suita1 &199, ·antron recliners e99, other recliners $80, maple dine~ta sets e179, love aaata 870, eharp, John'o Auto 446-4782. 1602 . 4. e~nra eldra Coli 614-388 -902& . AM-B PM, Mon. • Sat. Coli 446-8892 or 614-2459587. Trucks for Sale 1979 .Dodge 0-&0 pickup. mare. GE dryer reel nice $70, Whirlpool washer Iitie new $110, green refrig . real nice SWAIN AUCTION 1!o FU~NITURE 62 Olivo St .. Gallipolio. 6 410MET~ING'5- it.~ Till! WINP AltOVNP HERE. 814-949-2&86. APPROX . 14 ton of coal . Gallipolio Farry, 304-878Both lump l!o fine, 304-896- 2028. 3819 . Meternity clothes, aize 11 142-3033. 2 BR unfurnlahed, Comp Contev 11110 pe rmonth. 304-IF15- t371. Re- mag . Ruger 8660 . and up. mapleorplne finlth . Bunk bed complete with mattreues. $260 . and only, 614-446-8221. (1) 2 bodrom, 70>14, unfurniohod . N- corpet throughoul. hMt fumiohod. Nioe Vlird and gordon. St. Rt. 143, 'h mi. Ell of Horrioonville. ·~per month. Dopoolt .. qo . No chlldrsn. (2) 3 boll'oom. 66.x12, 2 full betho, unfurnished. heat fur· nilhad1 :JA mile East of Harri· oonvilt on Co. Rd. 18. 2 chil· d""' permitted. Depoa/1 re- . qulrod, t210 per month. Coli 41 8110 up to 8225 . Hutcheo, Equal Houalng Opportunity . Houaetrailer at 322 Third A'Je. Adulll only . No pets. mlle1 from Middleport or AUTOMATIC shutter, slightly Avenue, Pomeroy. 992-5858 . 30 .08 mington. 304-675-2B78. APARTMENTS, ------------- ings and leevil measage. 199 .. to 1435. 7 pc ., $189 . ~·0338 . 1'2x80 2 bedroom mobile home for rent . Appro• . 6 linoo . Call 614-992-5272 doyo . 614·992-7384 even- and up. Wood table with alx chairs *426 . to $746 . Desk REDECORATED apart · 266- t903 or 446-3748 . Roofing, ahingles, spouting end aluminum aiding work . lnaured, Free Estimate•. 8325 . 304-675 -6894 ments In Pt . Pleauni. 614· l\licoly fumishod mobile home in city. Aduho only.No pete. SPINET-Conaolo Plono Bror- (J) Tic Tee Dough 1983 CoUege YVond Serieo: Game 9 from Omehe.NE (I) Newo/SportaftN-•r (I) IBl Studio See • 'Mid, YVIId YVe11 1:30 • (I) (I) NBC News (I) LDite Thet Bob ()) • (B ABC News D (I) 1.11 CBS News ()) Or. YVllo QD CAPTAIN EASY galn. Wanted: Jl.eaponlible party to take over oW monthly peymenta on apinet Originally $460 . Will l!o ref . Call 446 ·3919 . FOR RENT Mobile HOme, 2 4229 . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pari<, Route 33, North of colo••· Call614 -256-1207. Call 304-982-3386 Mon . thru Fri . 10 a.m . · 6 p.m. 2· 2 bdr . unfurn , mobile homea , one on Rt. 36 and one in Cheshire. Call 446 - 1- - - --:-:-::-:-:-:::--- front , $176 water paid. Dep. Mobile Home space in Galli polis . 920 Fourth Ave . S70 . WAter paid . Call 446-4416 a1ter 7 PM . privata lot . Ph . 446- 1409 hom 4 to 8 p.m. Furnished apt .. adults. No Pets . 304· 675-1463 . 2 bdr . apt . overlooking park laurehmd Apta. In New Haven, W.V. are now ac cepting applications for 2 bedrpom apta. Furnished with refrigerator & stove. BR . furn . w / wcarpet, 19.ft. LR, nat . gas heat, air cond ., 1---------:-:---:-:- Used waaher &. dryers GE. Whirlpool. Kenmore . All guaranteed JO daya, various 446 -4416 after 7PM . 814 -992-7787 . Mobile home for rent. Call Free ellimoteo . 614-9492688 . & Vegetables For 11le-Approx. 1000 ft . 2 in, schedule 40 steel pipe. 20 ft . aeCtions. Ideal for gal 2 Credit Monogor: P.O. Box 537 Shelbyville, IN 48178. Shower bath . 919 2nd Ava . Gallipolis . Cell 446-4416 8175. Cell 446-81 &1 . after 7 PM . 1-:--:--:-:-- - -:::-- - - The Wiseman Real Estate Agency . Cell 446-3643 . both . 919 Second Ave . Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 after 7PM . Pomeroy. Large Iota . . Cell Furnished apt ., 131 Y2 4th Ave.. , GBIIipolia. 2 bdf .. $1'86 mo., water paid. Call 41 For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Perk Central Hotel. Sleeping room $126. utiltiea p_aid, single male. Share $5,900 . 614 -742 -2487 . Painting Interior & exterior, wallpa~r hanging. Insured. Furnished Rooms Call 446-0756 . ~46 - 1241 Coli 8t4-3B8-9857. plano . Con bo oeen loe~~lly . Wrlto Credit Monogor: P.O. Bo• 33, frledeno. PA 15641 . after 6 weekdays. Buy your future homesite now . No money down, bank rate interest . 6 miles from Gallipolis, Oh . C ity Schools . Wonted: flooponolble porty to take over low montty peymente on tpfnet piano. C11n be Hen focally . Write I ·I I 1 :00 I]) I Monied .1oM (I) l,oBC '¥- One on One ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR II . LONGFELLOW One letter simply otando for another. In this sample A lo used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. • nglc leiters. apootrophet, the length and formation of lhe words are all hlnll. Each day the code letters are different. CltYPTOQUOTES H SN U -H D J SE SN WBBWV I.,V WV TLMB HOW H DSP AHEWBD N FTT SN J BBWV. - HFPG SE FD M DSJ D: Ye~terdey'a Cryploqlltlle : ABSENCE OF OCCUPATION IS. NOT REST. A MIND QUITE VACANT IS A MlND DISTRESSED.-OOWPER �Page 12-The Daily Sentinel Area news in brief Release $10.3 million . . . ATHENS- State Rep. Jolynn Boster, D-GaWpolls, announced today-lheJelea.se-ol more than-Sl.O-miWon-tor constructJon-ot_ Stocker Engineering and Technology Center at Ohio University. The director of the state controlling board, Lee Walker, signed the rele~ of $10,323,o:xJ to Uhlo University for the renovation and addit n to the school's engineering butidlng. Mf . Boster said that the new, 160,000-square foot"buUdlng would be a e to house the entire engineering department at OU. at department Is now spread over three butidlngs," she said. "The consolidation will atiow the other two to be closed to save money." She said a pre-construction meeting Is setfor June 14 and that work cou ld begin the following week. "This center wW be a n Improvement to Ohio University, this area, and all ofOhio," Mrs. Boster said. '' We need to prepare our students for the jobs of the future, and this center will help to do so." Parking site now open · MARIE1"1'A - The Ohio Department of Transportation today announced the installation of a "Park and Ride" parking lot In Meigs County along Ohio 7 near the junction of Ohio 124. Recently thE' emphasis has been placed on fuel conservation and car pooling. In a n effort to promote car pooling, ODOT has conducted a renew of potential sites, evidence by parked vehicles alongside of the roadway. District 10 has determined the need for three sites, one in Hocking County, one in Washington County a nd one in Meigs County. Charles Gamer Roush, 72, formerly of Meigs County, died Monday a t his residence at 7ll10th ' Largo, Fl a . · St., NW, Hew as retired a.~ first mate on thP Wheeling Steel Corp. barge lines. HP was born on .July 2.1. JqJO , a t 1 Mlll wood , W.Va., a son o( ) he Iatf' Hiram and Ora Reed Roush . Surviving are his wife, Frances F . PaulineStobart RoushofLargo.and a brother. Brooks Roush. Wheeling, W.Va. Mr. Roush m oved to Florida in 1966. HP was a mPmber of 1h<' NPw, Cumberland Lodge 22. Free a nd AcceptPd Masons, Cumberla nd , W.Va., a nd the Osiris Shrine Mystic Khlghts a nd the Elks Lodge, Whr'<'llng. W.Va. Graves ldesl'rvlcPs wil l be hd<.l at I p.m. Friday in LPtart Fa lls CfomPtPry, with Rev . James M. Clark otfleia ting. Ewing Funera l Home Is In chargf'ofselvicPs. Thf'IT' arP no ca lling hours , Nelli(• C. Groct' Graveside ritPs for NPIIie C. CrocP, 99. Long Bottom. who died Sunday In Veterans MPmoria l Hospital, were• ~!'ld today a t Sa nd Hill CcmPti'IY, Long Bot tom . Whit!' Fu nPra l HnmP. CoolviltP. was In chargP of arran~t· mPnts . Mrs. Croce was born in Pf'nnsv l· vania, the daughter of the late .James a nd Mary Jane Kenny Crow !Py. She was also preceded In dea th by her husband, Granville Croce: She made . her..homeWithJohn.and . . Mary Newlun, Long Bottom. She Is survived by one son, Marshall !Pete ) Hobbs, New Mexleo; two granddaughters, Dianah Croce and Debra Aello, Las Vegas. Nf'v ·: one sister, Margare t Luce, : Ravenna . Harry J. Denison Harry Joe Denison, 55, Rutla nd . died Tuesday a t his resldrnce. Born May 28, 1928, in Rutland, hr was the son of the la te Ell and Effie Wflllamson Denl!;On. He was a furnace operator a t Kaiser Aluminum Co .. a member of Ell Denn ison Post 467, Ame rican Li'glon, a nd was a sergeant with the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He Is survtv,ed by onr brother, .James Denison, Rutland; one unde, Car l Denison, Rutland ; two aunts, Mrs. Cert rudP Jones, Columbus, a nd Mrs . Wtnnle Sowers. NclsonvUJe. Fune ra l services will be held F'rlday at 2 p.m . at the Hunter Fu neral Home In Rutland with the Rev. Lloyd C rimm officiating. Buria l will be in Miles Cemetery. F'rlend~ may call a t the funeral hompThursday from 2 to4 a nd 7 to9 p.m . TURF ,, Jun. I, 1913 . SPECIAL OF THE WEEK WIUiam Lewis F05ter, Jr., AftJ. Helen Grace Rusche!, Pt. Lot 292, davit, Ay'rin t Foster, Letart. Syracuse. · Kenneth Romine to Marla Rom- · David P . Baker, Susan Baker to ine, Lois 15, J6, and part 17, Robert J. Varian, Teresa E . - PomerorVIUage. - Varllirr.Fm:ei,Ril!lana. Marta Romine to Kenneth RomBetty P. Mlllhone to Larry A. tne, Marta Romine; Lots 15, 16 and MWhone, Tracts, onve. part 17, Pomeroy Vtllage. Byrl Grtfftn, DOnna . Griffin, Marta Romine to Kenneth Rom- Frederick W. Goebel, Nadine I. ine, his heirs and assigns, Lot 38, Goebel to Byrl Griffin, Donna Pomeroy Vtllage. Griffin, .63 acre, Orange. Kenneth Romine to Kenneth Arnold E. Snowden, deceased, to Romine, Marta Romine, Lot 38, Marcella Snowden, ~rt. or Trans., Pomeroy VIllage. Salisbury. Eleanor K. Crow, deceased to Diamond Savings and Loan Co. to Fred W. Crow, Jr., Cert. of trans., Henry · E. Cleland, Kathleen M. Meigs. Hazel Hayes to Carson E. Hayes, r With· Fries ...... $1.59 ADOlPH'S DAIRY VAu.EY "' At The End of the Pomeroy-Maoon Bridte" POMEROY OH. PH. 992-2556 Carl Moore of Pomeroy Is a patient at University Hospital. In Columbus where he Is undergoing tests and treatment. Cards may be sent to Room 93:1 Rhodes Hall, University Hospital, Columbus, Ohio43210. r 'C~I~el~a:nd:·~Lo~t~s,~P~o~m~e~ro~y~V~U~Ia~g~e~._L-1--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!_- Confined ·I • Bob's Market & Greenhouses . 773-5721 Rt. 33 Mason, W. Va. While Supplies Last! -BOB'S MARKET 9TH ANNUAL CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALE! GOOD SELECTION OF FRESH PLANTS. ' ALL VEGETABLE AND FLOWER PLANTS NOW REDUCED! Reg. $1.50 Market Pack - Now $1.00 Mix And Match 8 Packs For $7.00 · ALSO GERANIUM REDUCED ACCORDING~V. Bonus Buys ROSE BUSHES ATTENDS CONFERENCE Judy Williams recently attended the Multiple Line U censlng School In Columbus. spons ored by the Professional Insurance Association IUid successlully passed the state property and casualty licensing eJ<am lnatlon. Mrs. Williams also attended a life licensing school In Westfield, sponsored by the Westfield Ufe ln.'illrance Co. S~ successfully passed the State Ufe lnsurnnce ellamlnatlon. She has been with Brogan-Warner Insurance Services since February of this year. Her primary function be as " customer . service representative to provide the present IUid future c Uents with complete Insurance services. 'Ibis will Include borne, IUJio, Md Ufe coverages. She Is married to Jack Williams who Is e mployed hy the Division of Banks as lUI eJ<amlner. They have three children, JIUie Ann, Tucker, IUid Ryan, and reside In Syrueuse. - wm DOWNING-CHILDS PORCH and PATIO I Property Transfers Area deaths Charles G. Roush WedlllU t Pomeroy Middleport, OhiO AND MULLEN INSURANCE $_1 50 RE~~~R PRICE HANGING BASKET SPECIAL 4 .. Reg. $7.91 Baskets Now Reg. 19." Baskets Now ....,,. Potting Soli And Pine Bark ~D~~ci~:Jisl 40 - ~B. BAG ~OTTING SOil .................... Reg; 13.49 ····NOW '2.8~ 20 LB. BAG POTTING SOIL. •••••••••••••••••••• Reg. '2.49 .... NOW '1.98 3 CU. FT. BAG PINE BARK MULCH ............ Reg. '3.79 ••• NOW '2.98 3 CU. FT. BAG PINE BARK CHIPS ............. Reg. 13.98 .... NOW •3.29 3 CU. FT. BAG PINE BARK NUGGETS •••••••••• Reg. 14.29 •••• NOW •3.59 Week-End Only Produce Speclalsl JUNE 9th THRU JUNE 12th FlDRIDA VINE RIPENED 10MATOES .................31h lb. Basket '2.39 NEW A.ORIDA WHITEPOTATOES ....................... 10 lb. Bag '1.79 NEW FLORIDA WHITE POTATOES ........................ so lb. Bag '7.98 FRESH HALf RUNNER GREEN 'BEANS ....................... 21b. '1.25 Open Monday · Satuday 8 a.m. - 9 p.rn . - Sunday 9 a.m . . 9 p.m. Wt l h Purchase ol Betsy Ross 8re<1d Here's How To G.t Y'ouf S2.00 ProGJc~R• Iund 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALl 992-3381 992 -2342 S 1mply t:!IIUVlit•lruuu s Uet sy Russ Br' '' '' ' illld S('lld liS Sl 11 w r ;tf)pet f>fl( IS Willi <; Itt kt>t <; ll orn any Brown, Green or Green/ Black Tweed. ONLY It~ a great time for Frankies, the Keener Wiener~ ;1 COll f i<Jn qrrod $4 •nd Stx wrapJ.._H•r pnds .tnd !lw; O Hrr rat nt•I~Jnd Sttp to P.PI <;y f1 t l~S PI! H. ltrr I' l l t•l t i! ll l !' () Ho • ,J/ 1 N IIH 11)\<, C J\ U lh•lt ' >PII ' "' .t1otaotoes ~------~~-; --- -- l The baseball. picnic, camping and cookout season is here! And so.are SUPERIOR'S Frankies. the nutritious fra nks that are just right for summertime fun . ~rankies cook up plump and JUI CY beca use they remade from the finest cuts of meat . And special seasoning gives them a special AU .If, Al.LMIAT, ..--a, CttiCICINOfllCMUSI ""'*-1 . 1110..... Mlillllllt'OIIPO'ItO,...Iol-..llld...._, tnt , ,0 to.sn. ''"' taste . Select from All Beef. All Meat, jumbo, ...-.OIIoo .... lllll-llaii!IOoolnlplw "~ :.:.-,.;....,.~ ~.:-.,:=·~:;:'..,.._:. C htcken or Cheese Frankies. Pick up a pack or ==~~~"".A:~-:. 't"~--· two and get some sizzling soon . -....-c~~ ... r.,_..... Olllo ....... ~~·. !Nl . . I SAVE 25¢ I ~CtOClortu~~~~~D I I I J· ./ 'l ) .~ I I L~)A--- -----·--- (NOT EXACnY AS SHOWN) I CHAPMAN SHOES Next To Elberfelds In Pome"'y -- - j,, d o•hv••r V ool 'f' OI II ~~~ { X) II)U J l(l l! PH IN I send my $2.00 Produce Coupon to : Acldress MECHANIC ST., POMEROY 1 Jlf.'U f l!h •t VI til l PIP,ISI' ;rlloloOI ti P In,, V•lf"•k .:; PU- A ~ l" ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE II"KJ/1 f\r~q r t .., l wtwrf• pr rJ tllhil r•rl t H rr><;lrH h•rl h v l.tw ~ue Now\ a great time to S3\t 254 you LIMIT ONE REFUND TO A FAMILY. THIS FORM MUST ACCOMPANY YOUR WRAPPER ENDS FROM BETSY ROSS . SQ. YD. RED, NAVY, NATURAL, TAN, LIGHT BLUE <'!lo ng Wt !h IIH<; sund lo r $200 to w rmt your · w~t pwchlrSI' nl hust r PH.Xhlct• lrortt yo w la vuntt• t jruo·r Nrvne • "'II' lo avf!S rr>lund sltp Wr>lt STOCKED IN 6, 9 and 1'2 FT. WIDTHS Marine backing. s2. 00 REFUND ON FRESH PRODUCE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 8, 1983 crowley denison groce roush