http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7317add2258880735d1d57fbefdf055b.pdf 0715f3a9a297854133e3eb748ff11a1c PDF Text Text b Dick C valli WINTHROP WELL, MY NAME 15 NA51Y MCNARF... ! 'lv\ "THE "TDWN E5ULLY. UH-HUH ... ~ HI, THEI<E. YOU'RE NEW IN TOWN/ AREN'T 'rOLl~ - JUST MOVeD HERE. Page3 ! 1M KEVIN WINKLER. MY Pa~e 151q- B~SC!. 1510.·FEETi MY FATHER RUN5 A tc:;ARA.-n::: SCHOOL, AND I HAVE. I'M:? VICIOUS ATT.AQ:::. ~. TAO<LE WI1H THE WA5HINqiVN R6D5KIN5. , . Inc.. TM ~eg U.S . Pat l 1'M Ott b Ed Sullivan Priscilla's Po 1-W? ?CWIE GRE"AT NEWS PHOTOS TONIGHT. YOU WIN 50ME, YOU .L 05E 50ME. HE~E'"S 0-IE OF A HERE'S CNE; ·CF A MU5CU;·MAN TYPE UFTING THE FRONT EN!/ OF A GARBAGE TRUCK OR= A LITTLE GIRL..:5 c::ot•.L.' WOW.' FIREMAN ~E5CUING A [;Q6 FRO\\ AN APARTMENT LEr::GE .' REALLY CUTE.' • • at y e Voi.32,No.4:1 Copyrighted 1983 OFFEN51~ I 10 INCH&€> TALL . .. , AND HE PLA'Y!S Patty Sheehan wins LPGA event BasebaJJ roundup enttne 1 Section , 10 Pag• l Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, Jvne 13, 1983 20 Cenh A Multim.dia Inc. N•w,pap•r Cori.gress tackles budget, dividends WASHINGTON (AP) - ·Money Is the topic In Congress this week as legislators by to patch together a compromise budget plan and begin their final push to repeal a law requiring the .withholding of taxes from Interest and dividends. In addition, the Senate may reconsider votes It took last week 10 llmlt senators' outside .Income. Budget negotiators from the House and Senate were resllmi!lg bargaining today on domestic spending, revenues and defense In an effort to resolve the dlfferenees between budgets that have been adopted by each chamber. Duling three days of meetings last week the conferees set out their negotiating positions for the hard bargaining tllat Is expected this week. So far, the negotiators have compromised on a variety of domestic programs Involving agriculture. energy, science, and transportation . Overall, $5.2 billion moret!laJI President Reagan has reconunended would be made available for the programs. But the figure Is likely to go much higher as the negotiatorS move on to education and health programs this week. In addition. the negotiators have agreed to set aside up to $10 bllllon In a "contingency fund" for recession relief programs. Meanwhile, the final drive Is beginning to repeal the law- due to take effect July 1- that wou ld allow the . withholding of 10 percent ot Interest and·dividends. Both houses. under pressure from tile banking lobby, have voted by lopsided m argins t.l repeal the 1982law, but with different provisions. When the Senate takes up withholding late Tuesday or on Wednesday, It will have two options: accept a HollSe'passed bill that does nothing bul repeal withholding, or repeal It and - at the same lime Impose tougher reporting requirements and penalties. The latter would be a p3\'tlal effort tocatchsomeof the estima~ ~million couples and Individuals whochea I on Interest and dividends. The Issue of senators' pay, meanwhile, could crop up In the Senate Tuesday or Wednesday ll several m embers add a pay Increase to the restriction voted last week on outside Income. In a dlzzylng series of votes the Senate ended a controversial &-month-old practice of all,owtog wiliinlted fees to the 100 senators for speeches and Instead restricted such earnings to 30 percent oft heir salaries. At the same time. theSenatedenled itself a 15 t>ertent pay Increase which would have 'raised its salary to the$Ql,800earned by m embers of the House of Representatives. ' In other Senate action , debate was beginning today on legislation 10 largely deregulate the cable television Industry and restrict the regulatory authority of clly governments over cable televis ion. A fin al vote Is due Tuesday. The House. m eanwhile, was resuming debate Tuesday on a $187.8 billion Defense Department authorization bilL ROBIN ANN BUFF1NGTON Jeep found in river; youth charged in ""'J\jeep \Vas pushed the Ohlo River at the old R;IVenswood Feny according to Information received Sunday by the Meigs County Sherllfs Department. According to the report, Mr. and Mrs. James R Richards, of Parkersburg, who had been fishing and camping at the old ferry said they heard a v ehicle arrive around 1:40 a.m. at the ferry landing. The vehicle apparently turned around and traveled back up to SR 338. Shortly afteiWards, they heard a Something go by and splash into the water. They reported seeing a partially submerged jeep In the water. The vehicle was owned by Dwayne Curfman, Racine who reported It had been used by a friend OH•··Tl-11<; ONE'S .JlET ANOTHER PICTURE OF TOM 5ELLECK. ' Who left it on SR 124 at Bowmans Run after It ran out of gas._ When the ·vehicle was recovered the key w as In the Ignition and the radiator and distributor cap w ere missing. The Incident is under Investigation. A 13-year old Reedsville, Rt. l , youth has been cited to Meigs County Juvenile Court for the Frtday breaking and enterin g of a house owned by Roxie Ford. Hockingport locatedonSugarCamp Hill off SR 124. The y outh entered the hou se by raising a window . Taken, but la ter recovered, were a clock r adio. wristwatch, necklace, Worlds Fair coin purse with nail clipper. The youth was released to the custody of his parents and wlll appear al a later date In juvenile court . Alice Chevalier . Rt. 1. Reedsvllle reporied Saturday m orning that 200 tomato plants had been pulled from her garden on Sugar Camp Hill. Some ollhe planl s had bef'n pulled on Thursday night. Sunday morning at 1: 45 a m .. a pickup !ruck traveling east on SR 248 r an off the road on the right t raveled along a ditch, struck and knocked of a mailbox, tm veled across a lawn and st ruck and_ knocked down a sandstone marker . The vehicle, which w as sluck on the sandstone for a time. worked tree and continued tow ards Long Bottom. leaving a large port ion of sandstone In the r oadway. It is believed that the pickup lruck sustained heavy damage. Review committee plans meeting Pil l "' ! ( 0 "'' ( o. NA 0 JI SPEEDWA KER,PRIVATE EYE, I71 P~EPAREP TlJ RfV :<J;tW.~ TO LIJt'ATtlofYtWXi/ITER. a4Ff.IN£, ANO REn!RN 1/eR TO ME. YCXJ'KE ON! "'T /'fAY BE f)IFFICIJL.T, 11K. WAlKER. SitE'S ANELIJSIVE WUNS WOMAN- YOtiNG, BEAliTIRJL, AN!> 711£ S(){£ 1/E/f( TOMY VAST FtY?Tl/NG." "Vm' INTFKESnNG, 11RS. FITZ." By Cris Hammond 7liE LITTLE 'ScAMP'' 15 IN 771£ IIA81T OF FALLING /1£/J~LEJ.SI. IN Lt'Jl/E W!Tll YOUAIG 17PIII'•T EYES/ • I AM f./OPING Y(J(J CAN IJI?c IIER 84f'CK~M~:?.='M='E·::::.____ G'i\( .&lWBL.£1¥) ATHENS - The long-delayed meeting of the Gallipolis Developmental Center. legislative commll · tee wlll be held this F riday hopefully. The serond·meetlng of the review committee has been scheduled twice, but both times officials had to postpone the session because ot' scheduling conflicts with the legisIa · tive agenda . · Sen. Oakley Collins. R -Jronton, chairman of the conunlttee, has planned the meeting again tori p.m. Friday at the senior ci tizens· center on m Jackson Pike. However , one of Collins' aides said this morning It will nol be known until Thursday nighl whether the committee members wlll be able to attend. The Senate may have to meet Frtday to discuss the state budget, the aide said. Scheduling Is "creating quite a problem for us." according to Ute aide. " We lnlend to he there lin Gallipolis)," the aide said. "But w e probably won ' t know lor sure until Thursday night. " She said the two other meetings wer e postponed because Hou se m embers of the panel could not attend. The slx ~ member, bi-partisan commlltee was formed last year at the request of Collins and former Rep. Claire " Buzz" Ball. R-At hens, alter urging by GDC employees. ,JI\CQUALINE K~PP K F.I.I.\ ' Wllrt'l.A'J'( 'II ,JUUJ\ ANN SPENCER Six Meigs residents seek 1983 Regatta queen title ' Six Meigs County girls seek to become t he Big &ond R('Jla ll a Qu een . · T he queen wi ll be named on F liday evening, June 24. so that she will be presiding over the annual parade and ot her Re· ga tta We<>kend event s. Contesta nts Include: Andrea Ba iley. daughlf'r of Andy and Bel ty Batey, Roulf' I. Middleport . A graduate of Meigs High School this spring, Ba ley wanl s to becomr a veterinaria n. A 1 Meigs H)gh School she was Involved In drama. the Choral!· er s. Collegium Music um, SOft · . ball and volleyho il. She . was a cheer leader and took part In t be Meigs Junior Miss Progra m . First r unner -up las t year. Robin An n Buffington, daught er of Mrs. Sharon Buffington. Pomeroy, is again a cont esta nt for the queen 's post. Sh(' , too, Is a grad uate of M eigs High thi s spring and plans to a !lend Rio Grande College to m a j o r I n c o m p u t I' r progra m ming . At Meigs High. she was president or th£• StC'IlO Club , wa ~ a chef'rleadf'r , SN.'J"f'tar:v of thf' G r~n Thumb Club. st'tTPtary of the junior r lass a nd wa!i In volvC'd In ch{'('J'IC'adlng, varsity softball. basketball . th<' JX'p t lub and FCA . Del- Onlll'y . claugh!N of Bill and Ca rol t• Dalley. Long Oot · torn, will be a SC'nlor at f.astf'rn Hi gh Scho:JI t his fa ll. At Easl ern. she Is involved In va r sity basket ball , varsity volley ba ll. track and Is on st ud('nl council. She tak, •s part In b;md und t hf• n ag corps In addit ion to S<'r'VIng on ! hP yearbook sl aff. She wants lo attend college l o ix'comr• a teacher and coach . .Jacqua l lnc M a r ie Happ , daughh'r of La rry Wa yne and L inda Mar1e Happ, graduated f m m Eastern High School !his spring, She has been ac ·tlvP In all outdoor soorts and has ix'cn lnvolv<'(l In st.'V(' r:•l ht •ndit Fund r;J!sl n.t: al' tiv ili( 'S . Sht • pl;uts tu alfc•nct <'ollf'gl'. .Jutl<t Ann SJWilCI' r , daugll! 1•r uf [)onn;l Wil so n ancl ( 'harlt•s SpPncPr . is a ~ ~~ grat luatl' of Mt•igs II tg h Sc hool . ShC' w as activf' In voca l music ;11 MPigs High Sdrool taking par t In thr (_'horaHt 'I'S nne! Collflg-lum Musl· r um a nd w as a\.llarci4'(1 ;.t vocal music sc holarship. StH ' was u mPmbPr of lhP band . took pari in elr a m a nnd vo l lP y bii ll. f\ rn ernil<'r of the ~ ·trst Soulil< ·rn· Baptist Churc h. Spc.'nCl'I'JJians to iJ IIPncl Ohi o tJ ni vPr s\ty to stu dy voca l musk . Kelly Whlliatc h. cJa ught Pr of Harlan and Krit ha Whi tlatch . Rro:lsvllle, w ill h • a senio r at Eastern High In t hp faiL Shr• has been act lvp In 4-H work and ar thr high schoo l in varsity lx1Sket1Jall. sofiiJa ll , volley bal l and track . Shf> plans to :tt!Pnd coii P~P to IX'eo mP :t ba s kf'! bo 11 couch. Help sought for hungry Americans D ENVER (API - Mayors are telling the Reagan admlnlstralion it is ov<;rstutflng I he Pentagon while Americans go hungry, and urging a bipartisan effort to·get su flllus food out of storage and on tables of I he needy. t;OOO.'!NOW PAY TilE I'IAN. /riO/rl/ttY, A/t/0 Ltr'.S &0 11011£. . li"S 'IHAT TIME AGAIN - Willi 111e lemperl&uree ln. 111e .... molt iiWimniiiiiJIOalo ln. llle ..... are dollc a lhrlviDI ""'c ..., b Suada)' ..... 110 dlftetea& at lhe London 8wtmm1D1 Pool at 8 : r r - where IIIIIIIY Mldents I IIOdied to keep caol ..... wet. - ~--- ------·- -' . -···- . ·- - ..... Sen . Mark Andrews, R -N.D., who brought his Senate subcommittee to the mayors' annual convention to help make his point, said hunger Is a national problem that "generally has suffered benign bipartisan neglect over the decades .'' The U.S. Conference of Mayors, In the third third day of Its meeting today, has given Andrews a study of eight sample cities that suggested hunger Is growing and affects newly poor people, lamilles with young chUdren, the elderly and people with chronic Illnesses who cannot survive without better nutrition. The report roncludes that hunger Is the biggest problem lacing the count ry s ctttes and that m ost of t hem can'l cope wilh the need . " I think it 's a m ajor issue lhat affects the people of this nation and the image of America In a troubled world ," Andrew s said In an lnl er· view before his hearing. confeft'nce· s n.•solu lions com mitt('(• without dlsS<ml Sunday said cit iPs are facing their worst I'COnomic conditions since the Gr·eat Depres sion and " there are numbers of hom eless and hungry prople In the nation's c ities du<• prtnclpnlly to record high uncmploymenl and cut s " U we're gett lng CARE packages fed eral funds." In from Japan and Germany to the The resolut ion asked for federa l cities of America because we' re not action ·'to m eet emergency food and feeding ow; own. how does thai stand needs In ell! s untu unem shelter us 7 " Andrews asked. " When we're ployment declines and current looklhg for world leadership, how demand subsides .. ... can we say that we' re a nation that Adopted after a long, par l lsan · has a head In leadership that other debate was another resolution thai nations should follow when w eean't demanded cuts In defense spending 7 show that we have the heart " and a delay In the 10 percent federa l , Witnesses representing d e· Income tax cui scheduled logo Into pressed urban areas and rural effect J uly 1. It said both were communities with fann surpluses aggravating huge federal budge! were prepaied to ask Andrews tor dellclts, and that cll les and poor legislation p~ or expanding victims of the recession were paying nutritiOn and load distribution the price. programs. A resolution approved by the �Monday, June 13, 1983 ==f f'ag• 2-The Daily Senti.-.1 _Commental! ~alclay, Middleport, June 13, 1983Ohio sr · Hersh's water .L.p_is_t_o_l_____w.u_~·,_iam~F._B_uc_k_ley_J_r. 1 . The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Slre et Pomeroy , Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA l!Jb ttm~ ~v ,.,...,__,...._.,.-. rT"''Iiiiild•-==- ROBERT L. WINGE'M' Puhll shf'r BOB HOEFLICH Pi\T WHITEHEAD 1\ssb;ianl General M anaKer Puhli~h er / Co ntrollt-r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor 1\ MEMBER of 1l\e A.~lated J•l'eMN, Inland Daily Pr~ AMociatkm and the I\Ol(>r1can NPwspaJ)('r Puhll!dten~ 1\Hoocllltlon. If prerucuons Interest you, here Is one: namely that the attempted assassination of Henry Kissinger by Seymour Hersh Is as likely to affect Kissinger's historical pres· tlge as Robert Welch's discovery, In his l)ook ''The Politician," clrcula ted to Insiders of the John Birch Society, that Dwight Eisenhower was a secret member or the Comunlty Party. The best rebuttal of that charge was done by political phllosopher Russell Kirk. "Eisenhower Isn't a Communist. He 1s a goHer." The best answer to Seeymour Hersh is: The kind of job you did on Henry Kissinger would :roomas . flatten Abraliam Uncoln, Jefferson and George Washington - If such steemrolUng worked, wtl.ich It doesn't. It Is hard to say what exaCtly Is the gravamen of Mr. Hersh's complaints against 1\lsslnger, but The New York Times' news .story led with an ltemconcemlngwhlch I have a tittle Indirect knowledge. It Is that Henry Kissinger was so anx!Qus to play the !leld during the election campaign of 1968 that be offerea to provide candidate Hubert Humphrey with the derogatory file Kissinger patron Nelson Rockefeller allegedly kept on Richard Nixon. That cliarge Is so wildly Implausible as to discredit the entire·Hersh enterpriSe. The notion that derogatory lUes on Richard Nixon were hard to assemble in 1968 Is quite simply astonishing. No publl library worth Its name was w!tbout anii·Ntxon literature In abUndance. Nixon had been the favorite pincushion of the liberal establishment In America since Alger Hiss and Checkers. The notion that Nelson Rockefeller had dirt on Nixon that The Washington Post didn't eat for breakfast every morning Is Inherently ludicrous. · It happens that during . the L.E1TERS Of" OPINION are wdoon•'fl. n~~:·y !ihnuld hP I~ than :.1 word!o!lonl(. All tet&erM ~ !Oulljed to editing and mUHt tw !iiKf1ed with name ,~ and tek!pOOne number. No u~ll{nf'd lf>UPrs wtll he putJil"ihed. Utten1 !thould be ln laMe, addresi'linx l<L<wes, not peF~nalltlffl . •ood Businesses remain skittish on expansion . Consumer confidence is up and retailers' sales are rising, but business spending plans for expansion and modernization have shrunk from the depressed levels of a year ago. t The Commerce Department said this past week that plans to spend for new plant and equipment are down 3.1 percent this year after falling 5.5 percent In 1982. Last year's decline in capita l spending was the first since 1975. "I'm surprised the numbers are as weak as they are," said Burion . Zwick, vice president for economic research at the Prudential Insurancei)>. of America. "Executives may IX' slow to real!ze what strength 'we have coming here." Among those- signs of growth was a Commerce Department report Friday that retail sales rose 2.1 percent In May after rising 1.7 percent In April . "These figures indicate our recovery Is well under way and on target, " said Larry Speakes, deputy White House press secretary. The Conference Board, a buslness·flnanced study group, said this past week it s measure of consumer confidence rose in May, the fifth straight monthly increase. The survey " points to a far more robust recovery than has been projected by most professional forecasters," said Fabian Linden, executive director of the board's Consumer Research Center. Zwick and other economists said ccrporate linw!Uingness to Invest more during the start of a recovery appears to reDect skittishness about the course of Interest rates and the economy at a time when nearly 30 percent of the nation's factory capacity remai,ns Idle. William Dunkelberg, chief economist for the Na tional Federation of WASHINGTON - The Army's Independent Business, said capital spending' Is not a top priority for Inspector general Is investigating companies that have been without money as a result of two recessions shocking charges that officials since 19.00. knowingly let last year's.disastrous Because times have been so tough, "l!:ffi Is a year for retrenching, paratroop exercise In California gettin g back on your feet," Dunkelberg said. proceed despite dangerously high Bu t there Is a ~right s ide to thP hesitation by corporate America to step winds - and then tried to cover up up Its Investment s now, said the economist for the organization of more their fatal ermr. Six troopers were than 500,00l sma ll bustn,.,;ses. killed and more than 150 Injured "Whatever Is driving the economy' s recovery this year - the during the March 30 exercise at Ft. resumption of consumer spending, the rebuilding of Inventories- capital Irwin. outlays may take over In 1984," Dunkelberg said. The mass jump by more than .Jay Woodworth. a vice president and senior economist at Bankers Trust 2,200 82nd Airborne Division paraCo., cautioned , however, that "If we can' t really get the capital spending troopers _:_ the men who put the process cmnked up and In gear In 1984, then I think we'll havP problems "R" In the Rapid Deployment maintaining th e momentum of the economy's gains." Force - took place in full view of Before capital spending picks up, executives need to become convinced the press. In the official report that recent sales gains can be maintained and that lnDation-adjusted following an Investigation. the Interest rates wUI retreat fmm hi storic highs. Woodworth sa id. ·deaths and Injuries were blamed on But rates have been creeping up over the past month In credit markets. and "at the rate we're golng,the next movement In the prime rate ls'golng to be up," he said. "Take business executives skittish about the recovery and the outlook for sa les and say It looks to Bankers Trust Uke1nterest ra tes are going up and 1hey really stan running for the storm shPitcr .' · It may seem inconceivable to him and to his enamoured followers but to those of us who a re not so blinded by admiration, It seems that Ronald Reagim Is bucking to become the last president of the Un ited States. Right now , In Central America. the Reagan a<)mlnlstratlon may he cocking the gun that will unleash World War Ill and the world will never be the same again' Remember. World War I was trtggered by the assassination of a member of the Austrian royalty. Arehdukr Franz Ferdinand. Austrta Is about half the size of Nicaragua, a tiny country as ~unttiE'S go. Yet It was large enough to start World War I and to Indirectly contrtbute to the start of World War ll . To think that the country of Nicaragua, wtth less than tlu-ee million population, Is so small and unimportant to start a world-wide conflict pmves we are taking the lessons of history too lightly. It takes only a tiny match to bum a forest! " Now, then, let's get oriented .. . " Last week Nicaragua expelled three members of the U.S. diplomatic force, claiming they had conspired to murder a Nicaraguan official. Perhaps the charge was ridiculous as claimed by the State Department but It Is a well known fact that the t lny country has been the target of administration abuse TQIIay Is Monday. June 13, the l&lth day of1983. There are 201days left In for the past 30 months. While we have been siding with the represthe year. . Totlay's highlight In history : On June 13, 1900, the Boxer Rebellion sive government of El Salvador against guerrtlla forces In that agaQist Europeans In China began. country, we have been training Of\ thts date: In 1502, Christopher Columbus discovered the West Indian Island of guerrilla forces In Honduras to overthrow the equally repressive Martinique. tn 1917, General John Pershing and his headquarters staff arrived In government of Nl~aragua. Our anned forces In Panama have Parl!P In World War I. tn 1940, Paris was declared an open city during World War II. admitted to llylng spy missions 1n 1956, British troops completed their withdrawal from the Suez Canal, through Nicaraguan air space. The turti!Jlg the waterway over to Egypt after operating It for 74 years. CIA director has publicly stated Ten years ago: President Richard Nixon ordered a 00-day freeze on all that the Sandlnlsta government In Nicaragua will be overthrown by retaV prices In a move against Inflation. Fife years ago: Israel COJ!1pleted withdrawal of Its Invasion forces from the flrst of the year. If there Is Lebtifnon, turning most or a &-mUe-w!de border·· strip aver to Christian consistency to our Central AmerimUittamen rather than to tJ.N. peaCfkeeplng troops. · can policy, It Is the administration's ~year ago: llaudl Arabia's King Khalld di~ at theageof69and was paranoid fear of Communl$m. Any country that shows the sUghest sucqi>eded by Crown Prtncr Fahd, his half-brother. Tdday's birthdays: Actor Richard Thomas Is 32. trace of frlendllness for Communist Thought for today : "One ts easily fooled by that which one loves." ~ Cuba Is the Instant target of CIA . Moliere, French actor-playWright (1622-1673) . tampering. SUinrni?r in q~tlon Heney Klssln· ger came to me ro ·ol!!!r Ills services to Richard Nixon. Thls otrer I relayed to John Mitchell. Contact wsa made, bUt it wa5 not untll the late fall that the contact fiourlshed, . leading to Kissinger:s appointment as nat!Qnai security ~airS adviser. Henry Kissinger, by the summer oi 1968, had been associated proml· nently with a) Harvard, wllere he taught and conducted an Important summer seminar; and b) Nelso_n Rockefeller, for whom beserved.as principal foreign policy consultant. Kissinger desired strenously to be active In the formation of public policy, and this should be thought no more surprising than a revelation by seymour Hersh that Arthur Rubinstein sought to perform pulr llcly on the plano. If Kissinger had gravitated toward the Humphrey camp this would not seem shocking in the least, except to the extent that the Democrats were Identified as organically Incapable of handling the VIetnam challenge. i'hls would have been hard to say ahout the party, wllose leading !lgure was the president of the United States who had challenged the North Vletna· mese invaslon in the first Instance. Hersh has problems - foremost among them, intellectual and artistic. Anyone who reads the Kissinger books and does not hall them as masterpieces bas dlsq~all!ylng eye trouble. Hersh said, ilve yeats ago, that he thought Kissinger was "finished." If somebody had said that about Verdlagage55be'dhave been as accurate. Hersh o!fered to retract unprovable charges against former ambassador to Chile Ed· ward Korry apparently only in exchange for usable dirt against Kissinger. Jack Anderson Paratroop disaster " undetected high winds ." But according to sworn statements given to l.G. Investigators, the winds were In fact detected but were simply Ignored. My associate Donald GoldiX'rg has seen some of the statement s made to the l.G .. and sources say the ,c harges are being taken "very seriously." TheY should be. Detatled allegations of deliberate falslflcatlon of wind velocity read· lngs and subsequent coverup were made by a master parachutist and assigned to observe the exerelse. He and an Army chaplain, a lso a master parachutist, witnessed the mass jump from a spot near where most of the injuries occurred. According to the observer's affidavit, he and the chaplain saw asafety officer take wind measurements behln(j an ambulance Instead of out on the field. "I asked the officer taking the wind readings H he knew how to take the readings, and he replied that he did," the observer test Hied. " I asked him H l could use his anemometer, he handed it to me and I stepped from behind the ambulance and turned the anemometer Into the wind. "The wind reading at that time was 30 knots. with frequent gusts to 40 knots. Smoke on the drop zone had been released and It was staying right on the ground, which Indicated extremely high winds." But the fix was In, and the safety officers evidently knew lt. The observer testified: "A radio message came (111er the radio., at that time saying In an unusual manner, sort of a sarcastic tone, 'I'm reading 10 to 23 (knots). How about everyone else?" So the drop proceeded. Four troopers were killed on the spot and two more died tater. According to the official report, five of the slx died of head Injuries from hard landings In the high winds, or from being dragged along the ground before they could cut their chutes loose. Most of those lnjurtes were alSQ caused by the high winds. The .last president Berry's World In my opinion. our government greatly over-reacted to the Nicaraguan action In expelling the ·diplomats . It has become customary to expel a like number of diplomats during an altercation with Communist countries. In this case, we expelled 21 Nlgaraguan diplomats and closed all the consul offices In the count ry. This cannot help bUt be perceived by the world as an unfair act by a large and powerful nation against a small one. It Is ill conceived action like this that Is keeping the govemmentsofCentral and South America jittery and has prompted Congress to take a closer look at CIA activity not only In Central America as well. The administration has turned a blind eye on violations of human rights and countries governed by repressive dictators receive financial aid If their attitude toward Communism pleases the admlnlstratlon . Just where the diplomatic tussle In Nicaragua will lead Is as yet anyone's guess bUt It Is believed that It will eventually lead to breaking aU diplomatic relations Lowell Wingett between the two countries. Instead of stopping Communism In Central America, the Reagan administration will have succeeded In creating another Cuba. That Is what makes Nlcaragua the trigger for worldwide conflict. There Is !IOdoubt that Cuban president, Fidel Castro, will support the Sandinlsta regime. Cuban government officials have publicly stated that If the Nlcara · guan government asks for Cuban aid, they wilt get lt . It Is estimated there are a Iready S,<XXJ Cuban workers In Nicaragua and aU have had military training. If the U.S. Military advisers now training Nicaraguan guerrUia troops In Honduras get involved In action In Nicaragua, It might well be the last straw that breaks the fragile Cuban-American peace. Russian, which has spent $3 billion a year for more than two decades to maintain Its western base In Cuba, Is not likely to sit Idly by without protecting Its substantial Investment. •· What the Reagan admlnlstra tlon has failed to perceive Is tltat Latin America Is not yet ready for democratic government. It may be many years before the uneducated, down-trodden peons are ready for self-government. They have spent so many years under the Iron hands of wealthy landowners and corrupt officials that It Is a way of IHe. The Reaganltes proudly point to ·the record number of voters who turned out for last year's election in El Salvador. What they don't mention Is that the voters elected the·same kind of officials who have been misgoverning them for so many years. In order to have a truly democratic government, It must be built from the bottom up and nnt from the top down . That Is the scenario tn Central America today. That Is the reason I say that Ronald Reagan could be our last president. No country could survive the vast rinal of nuclear weapons the Soviet Union and the United States have buUt. Ronald Reagan will not even go down ·In history as our last president . There wlll be no one left io write It! The Daily Sentinel-"'g• 3 ·:Royals feel sting. -· of Abbott's return By JOHNNEUION Blue ....,. 8, ADadl $ AP Sports Wrller Wlllle Upshaw's run-scoring bi· , There was !10 way GlEnn Abbott pie in the 15th snapped a ~ tie and was ever going to pitch In the major . started a three-rim rally that leagues again. enabled Toronto to hang on for a The Seattle Mariners rlght· viCtory over California. After Upbander had undergone major ann shaw bipled, Lloyd Moseby was · surgery, then contracted viral walked Intentionally with one out. meningitis. Ernie Whitt, who homered earlier, Then, on Sunday, In his flrst then singled to score Upshaw, and appearance since Oct. 3, 1981, Moseby scored on a two-out single Abbott limited Kansas City to four by Barry Bonnell. hits , going the distance to beat the California fell one run short with a Royals S-1. . two-run rally Iii the bottom of the Abbott was the beneficiary of 16 Inning. Bob Boonedrovelnoneofthe hits, Including three apiece by AI runs with a double, and Doug Cowens and Jamie Allen, who DeCtnces singled In another. homered, and the 32-year-old Ranaers4. Twlns3 pitcher retired the final 10 Kansas George Wrlght rapped a solo City batters In a TCN~ . homer with one out In thellth inning There were, four extra-Inning to boOSt Texas over Minnesota. The games in the American League '!'wins sent the game Into extra Sunday. Boston edged Baltimore Innings with runs In the eighth and 7-6, Milwaukee downed New York ninth innings, and the two teams &-5 In 12 Innings , Toronto defeated matched runs In the lOth Inning. Ca!Hornla &-51n15lnnlngsandTexas Buddy Bell drove In a run to make tripped Minnesota 4-3 In lllnnlngs. It 3-2 In the otp of the 10th,-but Dave Detroit s\vept a doubleheader from F;ngle's sacrifice fly In the bottom of Cleveland, 4-1 and 3-1, and Chicago the Inning tied It up again. swept a doubleheader from Oak· Rangers lett-bander Rick Honeyland; wlnnlng the opener t!-10 In 11 cutt did not give up a run untU two innings and taking the nightcapS.!. were out In the eighth Inning. Abbott, the oilly remaining Tigers 4-:l,lndlans 1·1 member of the original . 1917 Milt WUcox pitched a five-hitter to Mariners , underwent an operation win the opener, and Jack Moms to remove bone chips from ·his won a duel with Len Barker pitching elbow after the '81 seasOn. although be yielded two more hits He was sent to the Mariners' Triple to win the nightcap. A team at Salt Lake • City on Lou Whitaker drove In two runs rehabilitation option this season and with a ·trtple and a single for Detroit contracted meningitis. In the opener, and Chet Lemon homered for the Tigers In the Red Sox 7,.0rloles 6 , nightcap. Dwight Evans homered twice, Barker allowed only three hits, and Tony ArmasandJirnRlceeach striking out eight and walking three homered . ·But the Red Sox did!j'l In the second game, out Morris got snap their seven-game losing the better of the duel with a streak, longest since 1981, untU the flve-hitter. ninth ~ing with the help of a bUnt While Sox 12-8, A's 111-1 single and a bases-loaded walk. The The White Sox won the opener In 11 Orioles had won six in a row. innings. Vance Law's sacrl!lce fly Jerry Remy started Boston's broke a 1().10 tie, and Greg Walker wlnnlng rally with Ills bunt single. followed with a solo homer. Law's ·E:vans then doubled and Rice was sacrifice fly scorea Tony Berna· walked lntentlonaUy, loading the zard, who started the 11th with a bases for Wade Boggs. Boggs irtple. walked on four pitched from Tippy Chicago went ahead 10.71n the top Martinez. of the lOth on a wUd pitch by rookie John Shelby hit a three-run homer Mike Warrenand a two-run triple by for Baltimore. Ron Kittle, but Dwayne Murphy and Brewer!! 6, Yankees 5 Wayne Gross hit consecutive hoCecU Cooper doubled and scored mers In the bottom of the Inning to on a two-out single by Jim Gantner ·make up the difference. Murphy's to give the Brewers a 12-innlng was a two-run shot. victory over New York. Cooper In the second game, Jeery doubled o!f Rudy Maywlth one out In Koosman tossed a five-hitter and .the 12th. Walks to Don Money and allowed only an unearned run. The Charlie Moore, sandwiched around White Sox broke the game open qy the second out, loaded the bases for scoring six runs In the third Inning as Gantner, who hit ·a 3-2 pitch to end Walker and Law contributed RBI the 4-hour 9-mlnute marathon. doubles. Make ita Family affair! Everybody chip in and give Dad a genuine Recliner this FATHER'S DAY ... the one great • gift Y ..___,,· of his lifetime! ~ Today in history I• , One IP'l"'ot Father' I Dey prewnt lOy\ more thon o t'ord· lvJ' of necktieS can bpec10tly whtft rhot prtMnl il o lo·l ·Boy rtehl\er . 111 hondlome looll1 are alwoys tn sty if'. wt\e"- y0v chooee o lftlf1G1tle rOd.,-f«li'* oro prices from t'IQI'Idy ......all tt<.lo,.,.... The puce? 'Very off04d t'1 . w~n vo11 conlldP 111 comfon. D"d how 1mportanl Ood Ia. Guerrero breaks up no hit bid BIG JDT Cincinnati lleds' l!lltllelder Paul Householder 15 congratulated by Reds' third base coach &n Plaza after hitting a solo home run In the sixth Inning of I~ Reds' game ver~~us t~ Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday afternoon In Cincinnati. The nm proved lobe Insurance for the Reds, who defeated ttie Dodgers, 3-1. (AP Laserpholo) . 11 strikeout effort puts Ryan in tie By BEN WALKER AP Sports Writer Nolan Ryan Is once again 1ied for the top spot on baseball 's aU-time strikeout list. Andhecouldcareless. The Houston Qamethrower Is also still No.1 on the career walks chart . And he couldn 't be happier. Ryan, firing fastballs at 99 mph, fanned 11 San Diego batters Sunday -to tie PhUadelphia'sSteveCarlton with 3.535 lifetime strikeouts - as the Astros downed the Padres 2-0. But what pleased Ryan the most about his five-hitter was that II marked the first time in his career that he pitched a complete game without walking a single batter. The 36-year-old Ryan was making just his second start s!J1ce returning to the start ing rota! ion after a severe hamstring pull sidelined him for a month. Ryan had missed the early weeks of the season "'ith prostatls. Ryan said he "didn't feel as strong" In the later Innings . but the radar gun that measured one of his first-Inning heatrs at 98 mph ca ught a nin5h·lnnlng fas tball at 99. He also extended his major"leagueofgames with lOor more ~trikeout s to 147. San Diego's Steve Garvey. who struck out twice, was asked whether he had ever seen Ryan with better control. "I don't th ink anyonP ever has." Garvey said. Padres Manager Dick Williams - who Ryan with the CaiHomla Angels in the early 1970s -was alsO impressed. "!had him for nearly tluw years and I never saw him with better control. To m e. It 's like another no-hitter. " Williams sa id of Hyan. who has pitched a major leaguerecord five no-hitters. Ironically, when Ryan was with California, WUIIams had a standing offer to buy a new suit of clothes for any Angels pitchers who recorded 18 groundouts In a game. Rya n asked WUllams to ta Uor a deal more suited to his talents, and the manager said he would reward Ryan for a complet!' game with no walks. "Needless to say. I wore blue jeans all year:· Ryan said . "I still am." a n<:'C fo r the th.J'f?'P-gamf' Sf'rles to 116,107 - the largest tlu'ff'·day total ever a t Wrigley Field. Phlllles 5, Plr~Ues i Brnves 3, Ghutts 2 Pete Rose, again filling the role of Da le Murphy upped his majm pinch-hitter deluxe. singled In Joe league-leading homP.run tot al to 17 Morgan with two outs In the bottom wlth a pair of blasts to account for all of the 11th Inning to tift Philadelphia. of Atlanta's runs. Rose. who has not started any of Pascual PPI'e'l raised Ills remrd to Philadelphia's las t five games but 8t by a llowing eight hit s in li 2<1 has gotten into each one, came Innings . Gene Garber pitched the through after Morgan drew a fi~al 2 !<I Innings for his fifth ~aw . one-out watkandwcnt totl)lrdonJoe Murphy belted No. 16. a two-run Lefebvre's sing le . After Ivan De.J,.. shot. lh the third Inning. Murphy's sus sti'Uck out. Rose singled on tllf' 17th bmke a 2-2 tte In the six th. Both first pit ch fmm Rod Scurry, 2->. homPrs wet-., off Andy MeGafflgan. Mike Easler's three-run homPr, ')" his I hird of the season, had given ~ - • . Mt•ts 9, Ex PI"' I Pittsburgh a 4-l lead in the sixth. The Tom Scaveo· hadn't bt'<'n g<'lllng Phillles rattled to tie It in the Plghth. aided by Tony Peo-.,z's two-run much support since t'etu mlng to pitch In New York this St' ason But double. the Ml:'ts ban~:ed out 14 ·hitS Cuhs 5 Card.• i Including a two-I'Un hornPr by A rrowd of 38,63.1 at Ch icago's George Foster tNo. llr and a Wrigley Field saw a Jody Davis two-run plnch-doubtr by Rusty grand slam, a two-oun shot by Keith Staub and Seaver did his part by Moreland and a nmr-brawl, a long throwing a four-hitter. with the Cubs' ninth victory In their The 38-year-old ScavPr . •\-5. st11J ck last ll games . out tlu-ee and walked fiv e. Moreland put tnt' Cub> a head in Mets rookie Darryl St rawiX'rry the second inning with his clghtil had an RBI triple and a two-run homer. which ca meoffflob F'orsch. slng lr. 4-5. unbellt•vablr .' · "Ht•' s in a elass by himst'll." said DodgPr sltot1 stop Bill Russell. "What can you say? itr did It all toda;·. When hP's on. you don't know wh.ol to look for. '"f1wl rhangPup lw has Is like t Philadelphia iefl -handcr Steve) Carlt on's stldPr. You took for the Northeast wins Ohio baseball series Central. Sout he'L" and Eas t team was 0<1·1. The Northeast trailing the Northwest :,.I in Its final game but put togrthrr a flve-11Jn sevent h Inning for the mme-fmm -lx'hind victory. Stevu Hoffman of Cuya hoga Falls singled "1th the txJsps loaded to knock in twoi'Uns .Thcnwllhonpout , Clay Gerblt z of Gilmore Acadcrn)' hit a three-run homer ovrr th!' left -field wall off NorthwPst pitcher Jeff Hook of H lcksvUle. The winning pit cher in reliPf wa s George Campoc'U of Lak ewood St. CO LUMBUS, Ohio (API - Tho Northeast team won the 29th AU-Ohio baseball series a t Ohio State University on Sunday. finish ing the two-<lay event with a 3- 1 record. The Northeast All-Stars de feated the Southwest tPam 4-3 and the Northwest team 6-5 In Sunday's games to take the titl e. On Saturday. .the Northeast beat the Central, East and Southeast team &-5 and lost to the Northwest4·31n eight Innings. The Northwest team was 2·1-1 to finish second In the two-<lay series. The Southwest was 2·2. The Gulden paces Clippers' victory ' By The A.ssoclaled Pres.~ Brad Gulden drove home the s w1 h game-winning run unday I a two-out single In the top of the ninth Inning as the Columbus Clippers dowlted the Tidewa ter Tides 10-Sin International League baseball. Gulden 's hit drove Brian Dayett , who had reached first after being hit by a pitch, In !rom third base. Dave Meacham then singled to drive In Roland Office, who had walked, and ftnlsh the Clippers' scoring. The11deshadttedtbegamewtth a five-run spree in the bottom of eighth Inning that was highlighted by Clint Hurdle's bases-loaded triple. The victory bodsted the Clippers Into a share of the ll. lead with Rochester , a 9-2 loser In other IL action Sunday. Pawtucket beat Charleston 3-1. Toledo's Stine Poole and J~us Vega supplied two-run homers In the five-run fifth Inning that propelled the Mud Hens to victory (111er Rochester. T6ledo smacked 15 hit.s to snap a four-game losing s treak . In Pawtucket's victory . Lee Graham and Da ve Kow homered to f AI back the Jour-hit pitching 0 Nipper . Edward, wnu nao IIVC' s1nk«c•out s tn thre<' Innings of rclll'f. In othf'r gamf'S Su nda~· . thf' changP and tht>n hP throws that 98 Nonhwcst tiro 44 wit h thr CPntrat. Southest and F.ast. The Sout hwf'st clrfcat<'<l thP C<'nlral. Southeast and East12·6. In the tie gam<'. Hoh D:tvis of Wlntersvlltl' hit two homt• tuns for mph fa s tb; tll - at t..ast. it "'~'ms like m~ mph - and what ('an you do'~·· Walker drove In thP Reds' first two nms with a doublt•ln lhe thlrd off flob We lrh, 4-li, a nd a slnglf• In the fifth . Pau l Houscholdtn·racked his S<.~·o nd homt'r of the SPason leading off the sixth for lht• thlrd I'Un . the Central, Southeast and East . Sou thwest's Hick Holx'rt s of Cloverleaf was 3-for -4. Including a three-run homer against tht• Central, Southeast and East . In Saturday's other ga rnPS, the Not1hwcst dcfraltod the Southwest 4-2 and thr Southw(•st defeal(od the Centra l, F.ast and SoulhPast team 9-t. Wins S.,niors Tourney CLEVELAND, Ohio tAP) MIIIPr B;trlx'r won the S~.<XXJ Senior· Tou mament Players Cham· plonshlp Sunday with a one-stroke victory over Gene Lltt lt•r. r-=================~ CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Main Street, Chenier, Ohio • HERBERT GRATE, Pm or REVIVAL SERVICES JUNE River Downs rC!Iults CINCINNATI IAP l With jockey Clifton Schwing aboard, Rising Profits covered 7~ furlongs In 1: 31 Sunday to win the ninth-race fea ture at River Downs. The horS!' ran to a I ~ - lengih victory. retumlng$3, $2.80and$2.00. F'Iiendly Beat paid $11.00 and $5 for place, and thlrd·llnlsher Larnark returned $5.00. The 4-12 dally double combination of Harry Caray in the flrst race and Frankle Weikel In the second returned $56.40. The ·tenth-race trlfecta ot10.5-7 paid $6,776.10. Acrowdof7,669wagered$8i8,875. 1~-19 1:00 Each EYenlne REV. LAWRENCE C. WALKER GEORGE and CHARLOTTE DIXON fr•ngelisr Slngen - MuJiCIIns REV. LAWRENCE C . WALKER, of New Philadelphia, Ohio, Is •n eider 11' the SERVICE, DEPENDABIUTY,· AND PEACE OF MIND MARY C. KEBLER "Enrolled to Practice Before The Internal Revenue Setvice." . TRI.COUNTY BOOKKEEPING SERVICE .&18 E. lllin St ' H&R llloolt Office l.ocltion PH. 992·3195 ,, Then In the fourth inning. Forsch hit Bill Buckner with a pitch, prompting Bucker to stat1 toward the mound. Both IX'nches e mptied bUt no punches wet" tluuwn. When order wa s restored. Ron Cey s ingled and Larry Bowa walked . setting the stage for Davis ' lOth homer of the season and the first grand slam of his <'areer. The large cmwd bmught a ttPnd ~ CINCINNATI (AP) - Los An· geles third baseman Pedro Guerrero feasted on home cooking at Mario Soto's apartment, and returned the favor Sunday by ruining the pitcher 's appetite for a no-hitter. Guerrero lashed a one-out single in the seventh Inning Sunday to end Soto'sno-hit bid. andcamearound to score Los Angeles· only run as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Dodgers 3-1. Solo, 8-4, had to settle for a three-hitter, with all three Dodger hils coming In the seventh. He . struck out eight and ·walked four whlle snapping a personal twogame losing streak. "Same old Solo," said Guerrero, who played winter baseball with Soto In the Dominican Republic the last two years. "Same fiiS!ba U. samechangeup ... HP'sa fi•lend. but I know he wants to strike me out every time and he knows I want to hit him every time." The friendship was pvldent before the first two games oft he series. Soto Invited Guerrero over to his apartment helot-., thP Friday and Saturday night 11ames for some home cooking: Solo's mothPr a nd sister were visiting for the week to wa tch him play. "Better than eat lnl' out all the time." Solo said. The competlt lvcness came out In the seventh Inning, ·as So to was ma klng til<' stmngest no- hitt er bldof his career. His cleats slipped on the rubber whUP delivering a pitch to Guerrero. and the Dodger Infielder lashed It to left fie ld fm· a single. " I was really thinking about It (a no-hitter) after the fifth," Soto said. "The first hit was on a slider . I wish I mu ld takP II ba<'k ... Soto said he sli pped whll<• deliver· ing the 1·2 pitch to Guetwro, "If I don' t slip. I think It's a good pitch." Sotosaid . "But what can you do'' Hr" s a good hitter.·· The pttch tui'Tl('(l out to IX' doubly lmubllng for Solo. Tlw s ingle got past left fie ldpr Duane Walkt'r for an Prtur. sending Guenwo to third. Greg Rrock th('n s ingled In th" Dodgers· tone run . Outside of lh<' s<'Venth Inning. Soto allowt>d just one other Dodger runner past first basP. Hr mowt'd down 12 In a t'Ow ov!'r the first four Innings. following a lead-off walk to Hafael Land<-st oy. "A' tht• ymrs h"' by, he' s just gett ing IX'tiPr and lx'tlt•r." said Los Angell'S ' Det·rel Thomas . "In th ~ fir st six Inn ings today, ht• was just I ,- P-oy. OH. · Church of the N.u•rent. Mr. Walhr, 1 Jradu.ne of hnern Nuarene College, be&&n his ministry ~~ putor In New York.. After pastorln& four churchu he aave ~Is full time to" e~angellun . Hit mlnlnry 11 evancelln has had wide accepunce In churches and camp mettlngJ t¥erywhere. His mewtts Jre emphatic, Blble-centtrtd, and sparkle with humor, whkh makes his mlnlmy appealln& to both old and youna. GEORGE and CHARLOTTE DIXON are full-time evangelists ln the Churcl'l of the. Naurene. Hr. Dixon, an e lder; II a &raduate of Eastern Nazarene Collece, wtNre hi! nna: for three years In the EP:-JC quartet and tra\leltd one 1ummer with "Unclt lud" Robln10n. 8oth are effectl¥t iptlktrsand •lnJel'l. They feature In each service theelectrk Hawaiian .and standard &ultar, and also the electric •lolln and pltno. The Ohcons art recordlnJ m1m for tht Dally Record ·co. Their albums Include "'Dixon DL14!U," "*HaU.Iutah Time," "Ht!a.,en'• Har~r Llahu," and their latest album , "jesus the Nnarent,.. of wtllch tht tltte toni was compoltd by George ·In the Holy land, looilnJ up at Cai'tlry. • ' �""-ulay, June 13, 1913 The MONDAY SYRACUSE - The First Church of God, Syra<:use, annQWJCeS Its vacation Bible school for June L'H7, 6: :Jl to 8: ~ eacb the third quarter. Tampa Bay's only score came on a 23-yard TO pass from backup quarterback Mike Kelley to Willle Gi llespie In the third period. P anthers 42, Express 17 P laying with a cracked rlb, roolde Bobby Hebert passed for fou r Michigan touchdowns a nd completed 16of25passes for147 yards In an aerial duel with Tom Ramsay, who set a club-passing record with 281 yards. The Los Angeles quarterback also threw a pair of TD passes while completing 21 of 35 passes. The game drew 16,!123 a nd there were 7,131no-showsal tlleColiseum . Stallions 31 , Breakers 19 Boston lost ltschancetostay ln the race for the Atlantic Division tiUe as Bob Lane and Lonnie Johnson each scored a pair of touc hdowns fo r Birmingham . Lane's second score, on a 25-yard pass from Greg Anderson, was set up by kicker Scott Norwood's recovery of his own onsides kick. Boston quart.erback Jo hnnie Wal ton threw touchdown passes of 16 ya rds to Louis Giammona a nd 28 yards to Charlie Sm ith, who caught an ll -yard touchdown pass from Doug Woodward on the [ina! play of the gam~. whi ch cl rrw 20,000 to Legion Field. Fcderal,-18, Wranglers 11 Cra ig .James a nd Billy Taylor sm red touchdowns on short runs and ~ndro VIt ie llo kicked a 48-ya rd field goal as Washington got all Its points in the second hall to snap a 10-game losing streak. Arizona lost it s seventh stra ight before 16.656 die-hard s at 70,o:!O-sca t Sun Devil Stad lw:n In Tempe. settle forrha t. Hera ppcdln a 12-foot putt for cagle-3 and a two-stroke vic toryoverCra igStadlerandAndy Bean. who hod fini shL'IJ play ahead of Ba llest eros a nd were wa tc hing in frust ra ted fasc ina tion as Ba lleste: ros addt'd this trtlc to the Masters cro wn he took ,home to Spa in two m~~tl" ago. _ .. m;, a Leadc•rs 1\MUUG\N IJo:AmJt: E A."'T lliV"'ION \\' I . I'd. I ~Titlmon• ·!,', 1'0!1 :t! TOI'I)IlfCJ Nr""'' Ynrk '11 'l 9 l lollllm '!I Mllwuu k1'(' fk\'f'l and 2M tJt ~ ~~ GR :!-! lti . ~B ~{l'l ~ <.'! ; :D! '.;1 :D! 'N•I :\ :r.. 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M ~I DETERMINED LOOK - RAlb Cunningham shows a determined look as he delivers a pltth against Wellston in Sunday's contest at Syracuse. Wellston won both games, 8-2 and 6-1. MASON , Ohio !API - Patty Sheehan has won an LPGA Championship, five other tournam en ts and a lmoSt $:BJ,(XX) in less than four :-;easons. Yet she does not consider herself as one of tbe game's current gla mour names. " I don't think of myself as a superstar, as som e body important. I'm just out here to play golf. I guess it's nice, but it's too new right now," Sheehan said Sunday fo llowing he r two-stroke triumph over Ha ll of Farner Sandra Haynie in the LPGA Cha m pionship. After watching Sheehan reel Off five s traight birdies, a &-under-par 66 and a tota l of 9-under 279, Haynie saw the cha mpion In a different light. ln fact, Haynie. 40,1hewlnnerof42 ..'f..i .:t l'l :v; j l 1 fll.... "'- ~ :.!9 Jl :JJ 3.1 !lt/14 ..w\1 t O~ t ilol, .<H t 1.1 1 1 ~•. Slut Olr~u. 1~: .J.Huy, Pllt.~bUI''[.I:I'\ , 1 ~•. UliYI'r, Monlll'ltl, l ~. 4 1111' tlr'(l with llri'S. ".! ; .m 11 ". !I I nn/~ Ill l'!nctn· . tlan ill II stoll at S.n F'raltelk'o, iftl i ~Iff ' 76; record 361 h win In ana Ilona! event. H also was Glidden's first win since last year's Sprlngnatlonals. "We've never hadawtn tha t came al a better time for us, " he said. Beadle was the only oneofthefas t qualifiers In the three protesstonal categories tocomeout victorlous.1n Top Fuel, Gary Beck of El Toro. Calif .. waselimlnated onhlsfirstrun of the day when he lost traction , while in Pro Stock Lt>e Shepherd of Arlington, Texas , fe U in the second round of tlle 16-car ellmlnations . Both Beck and Shepherd are points leaders for the season In their rPSoectivP classes. The Daily Sentinel · I USPS 145-9601 Dawson, CLEVELAND (AP I - Art Modell, majority owner of the Clevela nd Browns football team, remained In serious but stable condition after suffering a n apparent hPart a ttac k, officials say. Modell . 57, was resting comfortably in the coronary Intensive care unit at theC!eveland C!Inic Hospllal. a spokesman for the National Football League team said Sunday . More tests were planned, spokesman Kevin Byrne said. He also said Modell was visited Sunday by hlswlleandJimBailey,a close friend and exeeutlve vice president of the Browns. Modell became lU at his Walle Hill home Saturday morning, Byrne said. His wife took him to the Clinic, where doctors diagnosed a heart a ttack, the spokesman sald. Byrne said Modell had no history of heart trouble. E a rlier thls year, Modell was hospitalized three days after collapsing on the plane carrying the Browns to Los Angeles for a playott game In Janu,a ry. That problem was blamed on fatigue, a lackofo><ygenontheplane and a medica tion Modell was taking for high blood pressure. P ublis hed rvery a ft ernoon, M onday through Fr iday. Ill Cou r t Stree t, by !he Ohio Valley Pu bllshln~ Company . 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Pri('(' t- 31 ~nna!J 111 Sen ·~ . . . ,. li icH.KU ~~ ~ 4·6~ 111 Nt>w Yorll •Tbr ret :1·7), ( 11 ~ ~ntreal •Gulllckliorl &.61 111 1 PI TI ~ h !R t(odl'n 2-61 , i n) ~UadelptllJ IBYSII'OITI ~~ 111 Sf , Louls ChiCago AI NPW York. (nl t-ifontmal 111 J'lr1tlb.i'11h. (n) fflllladdphllll al St. [JJOJb , in l I ~n . MontJ't'ui, ~; Wasn.ln,qtOtr, A tlantll , ~: Oln<'IMlltl .1, LOll AnRf!IAr. I ~lc'II,IO 6. Sl . Lou!JI .1 tp ...1un 1 Srul Oh,o 0 1 Monila)>'a O~mn~ 1~ 1 G&mtll _, TIU PU :S: Morrno. Hou:.ton. 6: Daw- l)ttanll• J, San t"raoriM'o 'l' <rJY games $rhcdull'd ' M unlll'>tl. 7'), MuqJhy, t\lh on1 H, 70: G u r w y, S.:tn Olt"J,'O, i:ll; B.llumtrcz, Atlrutt u. Yor k 9. M on1 rrall I.J. Nie~tm .l~t . en\ \ I'IOUBLES: 1),\W!iOn, l\1 01111"('al, 17; Gu r ~·.o arn l!ll ~ 'll1Uu. turned Jt on on tbe backside and took off," she said . Haynie, however, saw a bright spot In her defeat In a year when she has struggled. She had had only four top 10 finishers in 12 previous 1983 starts. " I got it going this week and I'm not going to let one bad round destroy what I did all week. I'm disappointed and encouraged at the same time," she said. A. Dlvb•ll:m of Multimedia, In<: . :~1 li;!i categories were Raymond Beadle of Dallas, who defeated Mark Oswald of Cincinna U in Funny Ca r, and Bob Glidden of Whiteland, Ind., who was the victor by 0.1)4 seconds over Frank laconia <>f Totowa, N.J . The winne rs' times and speeds we re 6.051 and 238.00 for Beadle and 7. 797 and 178.21 for Glidde n. Beadle, the 198J Sprlngnationa ls Funny Car winner , said, "We broke a blower In the second round but ot he r than that the car ran consistently all day long . This Is our first na tional win this season aftpr finishing as runner-up four times. We knew H we held out. our luck would turn around." Glidden's victory was his fifth stra ight In p ro stock a t the suburba n Columbus track and also was a Modell serious after heart attack St Lo l\1 1.~. n1'f' tloufiton. 4U; T Ke>mlt;ly, San l)lt,:.'O. )l M But he's unde r no Illu sion tha t she's slipping as a d rag racer. "She's in a slump. She knows It and I know It . I know she is going to come out of it a nd I dread the day she does," Tharp said after posting a drama tic victory over Muldowney on Sunday In the Top Fuel fina ls of the Na tional Hot Rod Assoc ia tion Sprlngnationals a t Na tional Tra il Raceway In subu rba n Columbus. Tharp won with a quarte r-mile lime of 5.955 seco nds to the defending NI IRA champion's6.007_ How<'ver, the r·acer from Da llas was more than 70 mph slower than Muldowney when he crossed the I Sart H~ ba ttle. finish line. The speeds were 173.D7 m ph for Tharp a nd 246.57 for Muldowney. of ML Clem e ns, Mlch . T harp. had a cons ide ra ble lead over Muldowney whe n a supercharge r on his dragster exploded near the end of the run, forcing him to nearly coast across the rtnlsh tine. But he had built upenoug hof an edge to hang on for the victory. II was Tharp's first vic tory a t the Sprlngnationals a nd his first of the season. Muldowney won theevent a t this fifth ra ce of the NHRA season in 1976, 1977, 19lll and las t year. " ! don't like it tha t close In the fin a l. bul I'll ta ke it ," Tharp said . "We've faced each other ~ven Hmes In a national event and now I'm 4-3 after she started ou t 3-0." Winners in the other professiona l Murph\', t\1/ illll u , :11 , Ho•nr:lrk·k. '1:), llrt w~n. M0111 1'1'1ll, ~1: ( 01! 1 ,lili7 - (\' Aicr\l!Jt'lli KIRKERSVILLE , Ohlo !API Rlrha rd Tharp has gone one up on Shirley Muldowney In their persona l Tomnt u. •I I. 10 1. SC·hmm, Mlntll':lllla, ·H . ~WI. ~(!I_ ~ j) l lt! ()t'n , l< an ~ n .~ Cit\ , ·1 1, 1«1, :u •;: Whl1 i •I\OUSI 1, 1\111111•~:1 , ~I , 101, :l. /1 1 ~11liKEillTI 'S . STitoiJ. Tnronl 11, R'l: 1\lv h'l't'fl. l'IN d ..mrt. i'!t M rm h Do>T n•ll 71, Wllc.-1': , Ut'l m ll , ~~ . '1\l(htr. l~ t\Jn . '•'I SAVES: QUIM'tllll ~ ll';l'. Kl\1\SIIS-l' lty , It•, C.n-.:1111. 'lt•ntTii •. \.\; <.; ta n h'~· . 1'\olirun, 11 . I •IJ) 'I . llo' hl •II ~1. ().lUll(' , TI''(;IS, I( T Mar11ni'! , 11111\hl) ln'. II tl,..'\1 , direct. one. Because of Haynie's Imposing lead s tarting the warm, muggy day, Sheehan minimized her r hances of winning he r second tournament In three weeks. "I didn't think I had a chance, especially the way Sandra was playing_ But there's a lways tha t possibility," she said. Sheehan created he r own opportunity with a personal record a! five straight birdies on the back side. The final one at the 15th holegaveherthe lead for the first tlme. She paned the last three hoiPs to earn a S30,£XXl c heck that pushed her 19&1 wlnnlgs past $119,£XXl. It was a disappointing finish for Haynie, trying for a fifth major. " I hlt very lew good shots. h was one of those days . I kept trying, then P a tty Tharp takes Hot Rod's Springnationals :un H I...Ltck,.,m , l!i 2! An~ Ironically, Sheehan says Sund ay's performance, the high point of her career, came a t the Nicklaus Spo_rts Cen ter , whlch also produced her low moment In 1982. She was d isqualified In the final round of last year's LP GA Championship lor treating the 16t h hole as a la te ral water hazard, ra ther than as a ~ ~'l; Jol t-fi'W tournamen ts a nd a n LPGA Hall of Famer, predlcts certain sta rdom for the 2&-year -old Sheeha n. "Patty is in' for a wonderful career." said Haynie , s truggling to 75 for 281 after leading by four shots after three rounds. "She has a gollswlng tha t will hold up for a long time. And she has gotten a lot of confidence in the last year or so. She can play as long as she wants to." i>rl7, :l l..'l, i< IJ."i1111lll . ll\/('llj.CO, "i I, Nr\1'ION,\J . I~>\~ rv\'n'JM, 11J11 111 hat ~r Mrl ;. .,. Sl t.wl._, . :~w : I);Twsol~ . Munll1•aJ. .l.l't, MlKilnoil I'IHsboirl!h. Ul, Murphy, fit !m11n, .:!'$: l l rmt rkk~l ~ ~ l.n.tl", :tlJ IIUf'.,r:-; Mu r'lll~\·. A IJIU\1/1 , 54 , rinrwy S.: t ll lllr'J,,'t.l. ·tli, i\• aJIS, San F t ant'lst\'l, .t!: li nt tK'I', J\!l an t ~• . ·II : ! J• Mn ~ l ('r , S.111 Vmn THREE HITS -Meigs' Mark Salser gets his linlt of three singles off Wellston pitching during Sunday's American Legion doubleheader at Syracuse. The vl'iltors swept the twlnbUI 8-2 and S-1. Patty Sheeh~n wins LPGA championship 1'1'11 '11 1:"/1; t:> d cocl.~lc·n:. ~ FIMIII::IIn, 1\..iltlmuro•, 1>0. !JUI, :l il; Kl'll)n , t'ntt lor ' 17 Ohlladt-l phla ' ~ Plt t~;biJ T )tll ·.. '1'1'11.(1,\, :ll lli U D~ION 'l1 'lli ... ~ ' ,,-m... ,, l.o!it An Rf,«<'S IIOUliiOfl SKfJ Dlt"'ll Clnrtllnlltl - ,.,~,· ' !1 li!' U. ~ i ' M ~!H', MIII\ IIU kf'l ' :1. 1: Wll';(lu, Jl!•l r(lll , 'o, lh·r111 ~rn, J).:•lmlt . "i. \\' lnfl• •lct, N•"'1 Ynnc 5, 7 ,1n • l k~t w l1h L lt OMt·: HI INS l)o>~,_ 't n l't ''· Californi a, II. K llllr·. t 'h lnt l.!<•. t:l, [ , \'! ln . ( 'all lrrrnlu. l l 11 11~ ·. /)uslon 1:1. lkr.ton , l:l Bt.,...t t. Kan!.< t ~ { 'Uv . 12, Wt nf/('ld, NPw 'l' o rk . 1.! S'l'fllJ <N 1\A:-i ~ ~.._ .1\ 'l'tv, Si'ft1TIP, :l'\; w Wll\1111 , K rnL\u~ l'll\ , 'Fl. H .tlmcll'l·son. O,tklanrl '!1. 11 1.1t>l' ( 'hif'loJ':O. :.L1. Slu n p to·, At)Jnta f'nuwiMl.l . -; .... .. · . a;•: N.\TIONAI. l.f.Afi UE: St . .. fk,,,.,.., K.'l.l I..M A.njilt•lfofi, IJ; SC'I\mld1 , PI\U~ Iphla, 12: ~ RIOiARD L. SLACK, M. "· l\1"(' tiro wl lh 11. ~IOI.EN !lASES: WJL.,on. Nl'W York, 22 ; S.Sax, I..OS Angeles , 21 : Liu•y, Pi tta· burgh. 18: l..cMi t~ter, Physician & General Surgeon Sun F'rancbro. 18: Mon>no, Huuston, In: ll£>du!l, Clnctnnatl, "lunut, PlTCHJNG ~~ rii'<'L~k:lm ): P .Pen.'Z, At· ~ 1, .IHJ, Z.W: A.f't'na. los An~ ll'S. 5-1, .!U). 2.:U; Mont cn.tSC'O , san Diego, ~ 1 . . - ..:!•.-' .R13, 5JIJ; S141WIU'I, 1..08 AnR\'if's, r..1. ,833, Ui9: :!11 ~ thl u.•lth .fro. STillKEOl!l~ ; CA ..ltorT. PhlhKkrlph!a, lUI: Sc.lto, ClrKinnotl, 118; Mc\\'ll llarns, Plmburlth, '1M; Rol!('tl!. Montreal. 9!: llermyl, C'lnt>tnnau, 61. SA YES: l.aveUe, San Fl'anNc<o, 9; !.A•.Smlth, Cttk'~. 9: Dc!drol:lan, Allanta, It: FOI'IIl'r, Atlan ta, R; ,4 lire UW with t discussed. TUESDAY POMEROY - 1be Southern Local Board of Education will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. In the cafeteria at the high schooL WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Vacation Bible School will be beld at Silver Run Baptist Church Monday througb June 17 trom 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. dally. The church Is located on SR 7 In Mlddleport. kt•r . l )('lll)J\ , i l . Sl m n'l!rn~ .- M!tw a ukr~ · 1~. 1 DOl l!l U ;:o; ll il~'·k M!nni";!IIOI, :J), l lo~ ~. 1'1, Mt'l(.ll' t\a1N~!. Cl!\ , ~ ~· . tl BPII, '!'"'·" · \7, J'.I!TI.,tl , llPI1'1111 , n il! , 1\ I POMEROY - Meigs Band Boosters will meet Monday at 7 . p.m. In the band room. All ~ts are urgro to attend lricludlng parents of freshmen band members. Band camp and the bootb at the Fair wUI be 992-3600. 17 l)('trott •I .l , Cir-•wllllld 1 I 1\'-J!> ton 7. lll1ltlmun• +i '!'••Jia_, 4, Mlru'O.IliH .l , II lrmlnwMllwuukt'l' tO, Nl'w 'Yt~rl. ' 1. II lnnln~C> ('h/NIRll I ~ If. O.tk lan cl U~ t . ts t ( ;nnw I t tnntnr.:; Turunro li. C!!IUurni.l \, I ~• l nnlnf....; - •\ M I •: tCU '/\ N I J•...u :t 'l ·: l \1\ ITJ f';t ; 11:10 :tl 1 ~ 1! '1 c·.l l'"' c·aufnr ni,1, ~t l. l\1'14( ~ . ~~ ~ 1 1)11 , 1':"'•. Hn•TI. ,._,tn .'>o'l~ ('lr. . •~i'T :\lr ·H.Io'. K 1 n,, , ~ ! 'lh Ull. · n~1 rn tnn , f' lo•l'l'lrultl . Hl lNS ( ' .t ~ I / I WI , Mlllllf".<>lol, I ~ l \l ll k111 , l !.t llhnul't' 1:!, 1 1 ~< • 11 , 1\. mo.,r, t 'll\ . I I. F Muon " 1\: olrlu ~ou •. ~1 I ,IH' "''' to.lt h ·m ,, . rhls ts very tmpot1ant . satd Ba llestcms. " It tn-lngs lot of confidence for nex t w_;ek. He was 11!lklng the U· ~-Open Champions-hlp whtch begins l'hursday In Oak mont. Pa . Scoreboard ... Majors The Daily Sentinel-Page 5 ~ ~~~~~~~--~--- Ballesterous wins Westchester event · HARRISON, N.Y. (AP I_ Seve Balleste ros was t1!lklng to the golf ball as 11 arched towa rd the !8th green, 225 yards away _ "Fly, fly, fly," he urged. the lifted hls arms high over his head In joy. "When the ball pitched on th!' green, 1 said, 'th a t's It'," lh<' 26-year-old Spaniard said of the 3-iron sho t tiJat secured his victory Sunday lil tl1e Manufac lu~rs Hanover-Westchester Classic. The shot set him up for the 2-put 1 blrclle-4 he needed 10 win . But, with his flair for the dramatiC, he didn 't ~•t_erOV M'ddleport, Ohio out to a crowd at Southo11/'11/1 Stars for playoffsBy Assoclaled P ress . First, they battled from behind to defeat the New Jersey Generals In the ·oppressive heat of Gia nts Stadium. Then they retired to the locker room a nd cooled off with a c hampagne shower. Now that they've becom e the first team to q ualify for the playoffs in the United States Football League' s inaugural season, cooling off is one thing the P hiladelphla Stars want to guard aga inst with three weeks remaining before the playoffs begin on J uly 9 a nd 10. "We a ll knew Boston lost. J dlcln 'I say anYthing to the players. J dicln 'I have to," sa id Coach J im Mora, whose team clinched the Atlantic Division title by parlaying a 23-9 victory over the Generals with the F/reakers' 31-19 loss Sa turday night to Binning ham . "I knew they coulcln't win with nine points," said Bryant, who was trapped In theend wne by defensive end Joe Cugliarl for a safety in the opening qua rter when the Genera ls took a 9-0 lead . " We went out and took It to them . I don't think New J e rsey gives 100 percent." Blitz 31, Bandits 8 Tim Koegel threw three touc hclown passes to help Chicago tie Ta mpa Bay for fir st pl ace ·tn the Central Division with 10-5 rO?CQrds . A cmwd of 21,249 attended the Soldier F'ield contest in ~egree temperat ures a nd 129 -d eg r ee tiel d conditions. Kevin Long took a &-yard pass for one score and Tim Spencer ca ug ht two for 43 a nd 2 yards a nd rushed three yards for another TO. Frank Corral added a 48-yard rte ld goa l in t . ROUGH RIDE - RlislieU Bishop's Cross1e spOrts car flips after a collision durinI ihe Fonnula Ford portion o1 the G. l . doe Ro8e Cup l'ICe at Poriluad latemattooal Raceway Sandly llflemooa. Bishop of Sp<ikane, Wuh., was taken to the boeplial wiUt poeslble !Jtlck lnJuriM. (AP La.aerphoto ). OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday 2:00p.m. to 5:00 p.ll), Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. · Office located at 271 N. 2nd, Middleport. OH. (Behind Villl&e Pha11118cy) Ph. 992-2255 (Middleport officei) If no answer, c:all: In Point Plealant 1-304 675-5267 '· ~.-- Rll1LAND - Rutland Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Wednesday, 7::.1 p.m. at the firehouse. The annual July 4 ox roast will be discussed . All members are asked to attend. Opal Dyer will have the traveling prize_ POMEROY - Meigs County Chapte r 53, Disabled American Veterans, wUI meet at 6:00p.m. Monday at the chapter honie on Butternut Avenue In Middleport, M.L. Kelly, chapter adjutant, announced today. THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Gotclen Rule Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church will have a covered dish dinner at !be home of Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes at 6 p.m. Thursday. MIDDLEPORT - Vacation Bible School wUI be held at Silver Run Baptist . Ch1.1reh Sunday through June 17 from 6p.m . toS p.m . dally. The church Is located on SR 7 in Mlddlepo;>rt. Senior Citizens .schedule POMEROY - Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, invites all elderly of the county to take part in ... acilvltles a t the center. The center Is open Monday through Friday from 8: :J) a .m . to 4::.1 p.m. Schedule of activities for the week of June 13-17 Is as follows : Monday - Physical Fltness, 11::.1 a.m.; Square Dance,1-3 p.m. Tuesday - Speaker, Pharmacis!, 11 a.m.; Physical Fitness, 11: ~ a .m .;_ Chorus Practice, 1-2 p:m . Wednesday - Social Security. 9 : ~ a .m. -noon; Black Lung Rep., 10 a.m. -2 p.m .; Bingo, 10::Jl-11: :.1 a .m.; Physical ~lt,ness,ll : ~a . m. ; Bloodmobile, 1-5. if p.m. Thursday - Physical Fitness, 11:~a.m.; Ceramic Instruction, 10 a. m .-noon. Friday- Physica l Fltness.11: ~ a .m .; Bowling, 1-3 p.m . Tbe 1983 Governor's Confeence on Aging will be held June 22 In Columbus. The workshops are concerned with problems most people face as they grow older . Any Senior Citizen Interested in going to the conference should contact Alice Wolfe at the center 992-2161 for more lnformatlcin. Reservations must be In by June L'i. Dennis Newland, local pharma- clst, will spea k on Drug Tl!l'rapy on Tuesday, JUile 14, at 11 a .m . A Black Lung representative will vlsit the center to assist people in fllingclillrnsandappeals, to answer question, and to resolve any problems or changes Involving Department of labor Black Lung Benefits. The Senior Nutrition Program served a hot meal at noon each day. Call 992-2161 to make a reservation for a meal no later than 9 a .m .. the day of the reservation . The following menu Is ·planned lor week of June 13-17. Monday - Spaghetti, Itallan mixed vegetables, tossed salad, hoi buttered Italian bread, apricots. Tuesday - Salmon patty, lima beans, role slaw,.roll, butte rscotch pudding. Wednesday Pork chops/ gravy, mashed potatoes , Harvard beets, biscuit, rainbow gelatin cubes with whipped topping. Thursday - Chicken liver with rice pilaf, green beans/ mushroom soup/bread crumbs, pineapple / rottage cheese, angel food cake with vanUla pudding. Friday - Navy beans with ham, penny carrot salad, lbne gelatin with pears, cornbread, cookie. Choice of milk, ) ea . coffee available dally. Girls of all . ages were "Steppln' Out'' last Satuniay as a large crowd ga~ a t Soutbem High School for Barbara's School of Dance's annual spring recital. Wltb the theme "Steppin ' Out Tonight," the show was a climax of dance routines the students of Barbara · Lawrence had learned ihroughout the year. 1be show began with an o~illng number to "Steppln' Out," featur' Ing Barbara and all of the .d ancers. A l= number to "E ye In tbe Sky" was done by Kelly Rizer. Roberta Caldwell, Stephanie Sayre, and Emlly Shain performed a tap routine to "You're Never Fully Dressed Without A Smlle" The Ohio University Medical Center will he closed Thursday and Friday, June 16 and 17, while equipment and records are moved from the clinic's c urrent space In Grosvenor Hall to a new fac Ulty In Parks Hali. Parks Hall Is next to Grosvenor to the northwest on the Ohio Univer sity West Green. The clinic, which Is · staffed by physicians from the Q)IJege of Osteopathic Medicine. will reopen lor patients Monday, June 20. Business hours at the Osteopathic Medical Center will remain the sam e after the move to Pa rks HaD: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays. Wednesdays, Thursda ys and Frldays, and 10 a .m . to 5 p.m . , Tuesdays. The telephone number for the clinic is 594-5802. Patient parking at the new clinic will be design a ted In lots atthe front _and rear entrances to the building. Parks provides three times as much clinlcal space as was ava Uable In the Grosvenor Hall basem e nt, Frank W. Myers, D.O., clea n A na ture s tudy hike on the Ridenour fa rm nea r Cheste r hlghllg hled the recent meeting of the Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts. Janet Koblentz, pmgram chairman, divided the club into groups for a treasure hunt for wildflowers which members collected, Ide ntified a nd the n dis pl a yed for disc ussion . Jenny Machir using the wildflowers mlleeted de monstrated to the club how to press and preser;e the m . She said that the easiest way Honor Rolls Period The final s ix weeks grading honor roll of '""' Sj!IL•bury £1Bnl'IIUII)' School has been ..""""""'. Making a grade of 8 or above In aU thelr aubjl'C'Is ro ~named to the rdl Wl'l'l": F'1rsl grade - Jom Hawk. Davtd Herdman. B<ctcy Hotlman. Juoo Morris, Travll Shockey. J . P. Stanley, AntlleTealord, Brian Watkft'. Marlo White, J._ Wllhen!U. S<rond grade - Nathoo Botoy, Came BorteiS, Ellzabelh Dlwnle, Joohui Dlcker8, 'l'r<YII' Harrt.lon. Danny HardblrtJer, Juon Hut!man. COUrtney Mltldl!, Heolher PaUley, Mandt Sit....,, Sllelloy Smith,- Swatzol, YvetteYOII~. ' Tltlnl tll'ade - Butch«, Steve i:andberl, Apr11 Htlllo<ln. Connie Souten. Cl!rla Sloul, Jellft:Y Wolbom. ~a Mill)/ llawen. Fourth tll'ade - Dovld Jl'rymyer, !IIIII)! 1Radl, - Tt,ylar, · KrlltonSiawt«. KriiiOn Slonlfll,An\Y .-.,. An\Y Wartb. Pun Wllal'!l· Fifth ...... - Conltllon. Kelly M$nlo lloelle. Heidi lliMiol. - KlDI. -~.J-.-.--· Sixth l!'ldf-MaroOnl,llodle'Cutluml, v._ Jay. Ntdl Dtt. ams did a jazz number to "Pac Man·s Magic Land" and returned for a novelty tap dance with umbrellas to "Singtn' In the Rain ," " It's Raining Again." Marc! Merrifield. Legina Hart, Krlsten P a pe, Lori Grueser , Angie Davis, Donlta Manuel e ntertained the a udience with two jazz of the college, re ports. Although the new center will not immediately expand medical services offered a t the clinic, It will pJ,Uvlde both greate r comfort for paffents a nd room for future growt h of the medical staff a nd serv ices, Myers said. More than 100 pa tients from Southeastern Ohio are c urrently treated each day tn thP clinic . Services Include fa mily medic ine. geria trics, internal medicine, obstetrics a nd gynecology. ophthalmology, osteopathic ma nipulation. pedia trics, rad iology a nd d lagnos!lc testing. R enovatlon of the forme r West Green dormitory began in 1981. Delays in refurbishing the fourstory buDding caused postponPme nts in the original opening, which was sla ted for early 1983. Major funding lor the new center came fm m a capital improvements bill a pproved by the LegL• Ia ture a nd from the Appalachi an R egional Comm ission. to sign up for the advanced lifesaving class. Cost of the lessons are $15 for advance<) lifesaving and $l2 for baSic rescue and water safety. Each additional chjld In a famlly Is $10. Those wishing to sign up for lessons are to call Mary Slavin at 992-3710, Pat Kltchen at 992-6212 or the Middleport Pool at 992-9968. Is to lay the Hower to be p ressed between two pieces of ne wspaper a nd then pl ace then between the pages of a hmvy book for three to live weeks . She said that to prevent the newprln t from fading onto the flowers, a tissue may be used be t ween the flower a nd the newspaper. A repo rt was giVPn on the recent OAGC Region 11 meeting held a t Rio Grande by Betty Dea n. II W<)S noted that Mrs. Virginia Cov<'rl or number to "Put On ,\ Happy Face' ' Susan BcH'r. Susan &tkcr. Har G " · bzdow~ k ~·, Gail fC'aturing Hovalter a nd Rfrh;tu t Mclain birrh • ; son and Belinda Johilson , best refreshments. Mrs . HUI was presPOled the "girl of the year" trophy. Names of pledges w e re submitted with all to be given an Invitation to join the chapter. The names of secret sisters were revealed and new names distributed for the next year. Charla Burge Burge birthday Mr. a nd Mrs. Michael McLa in ot Route I , Cheshi re, announce the birth of their second child. Jenn ife r Ann, May 30 a t thP Holzer Mt'dica l Center . She weighed four pounds three ounces a nd was 17 Y, Inc hes In le ng1h. Ma terna l grandpa rents a rc Mr. a nd Mrs. J ames L. Fre nc h . Ga llipolis. Maternal grea t-grandpa rent s an• Mr . a nd Mrs. Geo rge B. French. also of Galli polis. P a ternal gra ndparents a t·e Mr. a nd Mrs . Charles McLain . Rac ine . The McLa lns also have a son, R!l'hard I.e<>. Charla Lynn Burge. daught e r of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Burge, Middleport, the former Penny Hysell, celebra ted her fi rst birth· day recently with a dinne r a t the home of her parents. A strawberry shor'cake thE'me was carried out with cakes being ba ked by ' he~ grandmothe r , MOdred Burge. GH!s were presBlackwell and children, Amber, J . ented to Charla. -- R , and Arlca, David and Tammy Attending we re her grandparJohnson ahd sons, Scott and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Burge, POMEROY - The famUyofMrs. Jeremy, Nancy and Harold WhitteMlliwood, W. Va .; and Rosemary ffie Sanders mel at the homeofher E ldnd and sons, Shawn and Danli'l, Hyse ll , Middl e port ; g rre at . son, the Rev. Robert Sanders. to Jim and Paulette Farley and sons, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . Lawhonor he r on her 86th birthday Rlcki, ·Jamie and Davy, Jerry and rence Manley, Middleport , a nd recently. Barbara Colmer and sons, nm and Jessie Hussell , Millwood, W. Va. ; Mrs. Sanders remains active, Blll. and Greg Cunningham. and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rudolph, Jennifer, Kelly and Erika . Mr. a nd a ttending St. Paul Metpodlst Mrs. John Pat RUey and · Jason, Church at Tuppers Plains regularly, LISsa and Sherry Hill , Brenda and as well as spending a day at the Jim Jeffers, Sheri and Julie Hysell, Senior Citizens Cente r e ach week. Rhonda Zirkle, Marcha MU!er, Dav~ Burge. Steve Tomek, Mr. and SYRACUSE Syracuse Mrs. Roger Manley, Donna and Community Vacation Bible Roger Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence School wUI be. held at the Manley Jr., Lisa and Su~le, Chuck Syracuse Presbyterian Church and Mary Santlmere and Karen, June :1> throogh June 24 from 9 Lee Hussell, Dana Bentz, Tammy Rev. Hobert Hider Jr., Rutla nd a .m. until noon dally. Evei')IOne Blake, Cindy and Heather UM Charge minister, was guest is welcome. Snodgrass. minister a t Alfred church April 26. Sending gUts were her grand· A carry-in dinner was enjoyed father, Lawrence E . Hysell, Ru- afterwards. Attending were Mrs . Rider, Robbie and Angela, Mr. and A charm for achieving her goal • tland; and Cl~ Hudson, Mrs. Lloyd Brooks, Kevin , Jbn, weight was pretenled toJudyEbtln Enna Burge, and Mrs. Phyllis Bob and .Debbie, Mr, and Mrs . at ~ recent rneetJnc of TOPS OH Clark. Richard Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. 14&6 f1 Rutland. Shorty Wright Dan Spencer, Kirk and Danlelle, ptadded •• the meetlnl with ,Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz, Nina Eblin beiDe tbe top wellht loler o( POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robinson, Clara Follrod; Nellle the week, and Phyllis Clily, tbe . Lewis are lllinOWICing Parker, Anna Thompson TUMei'·UP. .. ;. '. During rhr finalt\ rl anrf'r s Rarbarc~ 's. ~·tm. il ,lf !)arH'C' Is \oca tt"'CI in S~T< tfU."t'. l Jhio: f'nrol· tmcnt for twn· rla!-ist'S will bf•J:;in Sept. 1: -call in Fl 11'111 <~ rinn Lewis birth 1Lanasville ~~)~ :u.~'2 lor more• In th e country's service_ __ Myers reenlists in Air Force J-l r is .1 !run..;pnrL\!Iil!l.'-J>t't'ialist R. Myers. bmt hrr of witll t hP -!lllth Tr.1 n-: pnrtatinn S h~ n-y D. Coll ins and Rand y Myers Squactnm. of Blaine. Tenn .. has tt'<'nl lstro In Thl' st' i"):! t'.. Hll 's n ik. I l,'lll'. L 1s thP thr U.S. Air F orce after bri ng dau ghtf'l' nt' i{o i Jt•rt ,IIHI ll.tt l iL' (' select ed for car('('r status. \V n rns lf·~ · nf l )tli!lt P lt'a-.. \11\, \\ '. V : 1 Asstgnro at K. l. Sawyt'r Air · ![,• is .1 ~-:r.tt l!Lt lt' n! t ' ,t J' S(Itl Force BaSE'. Mic h ., My prs was N t'\\' 11'1.111 ( 'ol\t'h•' . .li•lfiT..,tll) ( '\ !\'. ap proved for reenlistment by " T t·n 11 OOar d w hich consldPn"CI chara<'tPr and pcrtormancr . Sgt . WPsl~y Searls rece ives Commcmbti(m I ,(lllgh'y A it l·'q t Ct ' H. lSI', \ ' , l . Staff Sgt. Waynt' L. Sear ls. son of Ray and Freda Searls of 235 Depot ThP Ai r Folrt' ( ·~~ll llltt'llda li on St ., Ru tland, has bc<'n clecornl<:<l with thP third aw;:1rd of th t" Air Mf'fial is :1\\'ar dNI to thn•.t' in di\' ifhl als whn dP Jl\Oil "i l t'illf' 11\ll<., Ltnd i n g ;l chit ' \'l' tl'H'tl\ or tllf'n tul'itJUS st~ r viet• in tilt• J'~~ ' l'hll'Tll.tnt · i • ul ttwl r dutii's llrl lx •li ;llf nf \ h1• \ 1r Foret• . N•<~ r l~ . " rll'liJ: .nul , 1\('oh tli <'Wins l'lnr \\ 'ilh tht · l··il .., l Txlit ·, tl Fl~-: htt •r Win ~. 1-.. . 1 t.:t :•d tt< llt' ~'' f M(·\g s Hi ~h "icl l t ~t) l. l'tl!lll ' t u\· !l is wifl', Pt •bbit•, i-. tilt· t!.H i g ht<•l ot' Th om a ~ : nHII .tli~ .J s~ · h l~tl iH ' r 111' !•~1 N d son l {n:ul. Hu!Ltnd Forcr Commp ndat lon M{'(bl at Rio Gra ndc- . formt•r Meigs Cou n t ~· n•sidPn t. was rl('(' lrd thf' Ill'\\' rf'gional ct lrt"<.' tor. M rs. I ' ;1t Tystm. well-k nown azTangPr, prC' SPtltf'(\ the ~trt f'rnoo n program making 2~ a tT angemf'nts . Garde n thrrap:v for May was don£' bv Melan ie Sfpl hrm :tncl M arty flau m . Tht•y asslstrd th(• chtld;·pn In lhf' s pc:x_ ·\al LXiucation clasSf'S at the C11f'stPr El r iTIPIIt ~tr\' School in potti ng annu al f\oW('I' S f(l r M other' s Day . ~J 1 IJ\CKSO N PU< t Phn n• • <1<1 6 R1 35 WFS f ..:: •s:::'.:.''C'C'--,---, .~ ,<;Af •;oN All SIAI'i $.'00 ltOMI S.o.;tUN I "' IIY /Ill SOM S .' nO He r· hohl>y is qu tiling At tending the- pa rt y h(•Jd in ht ·r honor wrn• Bill <~ nci Cll H<'k Whilf'tl, Bill Dodderer. Sand_v !-Iuffma n. TitII a mi Sheilx'a Do<ldercr. .lu<ty LPwis. Mlk(', Ma rcy a netSherry l 'hilllps. a ll of Pa taskala: (;;uy and Tl'ny Whiled, Tamm i. Angit• and llrlan , Newark; Esthr•r .;ultl StPp hanh• Riggs . ancl .lim and 'i'l'I<'S:t .Johnson and d:t ughtrr April. Logan; TO<Ifl and Da r·cy DoddPrl•r , Tad and n('th DoddN('r ·, Tract and ll ralho•r Dod dcrer, .J ohn stov.m; O;llt• S.mdrr!:i . Coolvllll'; T.T . Simmons . romt'roy; 11omthy DodciPrw. l!f~'\sv i llf'. tho hostess. Nina S.•nciPrs, 11nd D~ · bhil '. [)(_"CCfr uh, Del...t-.ah, li nd . J orn t t h :~n Sanders. RP<-'Cisvillt• . COMI NG 500 ~ : "R(IU~fl Of !Hl '' fl.II L [(,t!l ----. ,--,-------, : Get This New 1 Coffee Table I --- JEOt" & /O NE" - FREE '------': I I 1$7995 : EA. PC. I I I I $}999 5 I When you buy two new -'.::I~~=;.---~~15.!!.L _ _!1~ching..!.n2_!!~~-- - ­ POSTIIREPEDIC 15 Yr. Wm1nty Guest speaker at Alfred church sum· "II of iht• danerrs wPrr ag.tin ft'atun'CI for thdr fitwl bow" tn !llt ' so ng ''Amf'rl (·a .·· Lawrf'nCt' wa .-. pn~~·nh'<l ;t bou quflt of rrd ~ilk roM·:-. .tnct an f'ngm vcd tH'<'klan • I rom ht •r ''Tom otTO\.v,·· A jazz dancr done Hdlh shakt•rs Mrs. Sanders' birthday observed Vacation Bible School planned TOPS OH 1466 meetS 1.>~ \Hf'tl C('. r-:IJA :-:-n<:O::l::-A<:::,.:;: MM . IN/ f!l the birth of a son. Ma nhew Lt>e. on JuneS a t Holzer Medica l Center . Hr weighed ninepounds , l5ouncesand was 22 inc hes long. Gra ndpa rent s a re Mr. and Mrs . Delbert Putney, West Columbia. and Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Lewis Sr .. Middleport . Ben R. Batey. Middleport , is a great-grandfather. Mr. a nd Mrs. Lcw l' have two other sons, Da nny. e ight , a nd Timmy. fou r. I ,, evening \Vns a wp production-lim' Meigs births and birthdays---- S'tloider family members have picnic A Memorial Day picnic was held at Forked Run lake by the Snider fa mily. Attending were Oretha and Raymond Snider, Pat, Marton. Jr. and Michele; Chuck and Jenny Snider and daughters, Angel, Heidi , Kelley and Crissy. Mamie Stephenson, Randy Snider, Jimmie and Alberta Snider, Shari and Steve What," and H'Kewple." Michelle McCoy and Holly WUII - Redovian, Jennifer Lawrf'nce, Ken · dra Nonis. Rochelle Jenkins. 1\icole Nelson. Don na Stewart. Ta ssi Cummins. Christina l 'umn lit ls, dnd Jennller Cummms. to " Mic key." Tapping to "On the Rot:>en L Lt>e." were Kelly Hizer and Mat')' Smith. An adclt'd attraction for thr Shade Valley Council takes study hike Beta Sigma Phi meets for outing Awards were presented at the annual picnic of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta· Sigma Phi SororIty, at the home of PattY Circle recenlly. · Receiving awards were Brenda Hili, perfect attendance; Barb Mathews a nd lJnda Faulk, best cultural report; a nd Margie La:w- number to "Salling in Jazz." Carissa Ash, Siacle Reed. Jacqueljpe J ewell, Kerl Caldwell . Camllla Yoacham, and Cynthla Caldwell presented three song a nd dance numbers to "Be My !Jitle Bl!by Bumble Bee," "Guess Clinic closed Thursday, Friday to relocate office Swimming lessons begin MIDDLEPORT - Swlrrunlng lessons will be given at Middleport Pool beginning Monday, Jure 13 through June 24 with Ma ry Slavin serving as Instructor. The first session wUI be lor advanced lifesaving from 8 a.m . to 10 a .m .; baste rescue and water safety course from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m ., and adult lleglnner class from 7: ~p.m . to 8: :Jl p.m. P ersons must be 15 years of age from "Annie" and a sailor-Jazz was presented by Heather Harris. Bra ndi Mallory. Jamie Ott!. Deana Good. Ma ndy Stewart . Amy Beth numbers. " I Can Do An}'thlng Better Than You Can" from the TV s how "Fame." and "Gloria." Dressed as hoboes. Leigh Ann Redovtan, and Michelle Wlnebr~rer did a comedy jazz routine to "Together Wherever We Go," and later returned in more glamorous costumes for their tap number to "42nd Street." A fast tap number to "Top Hat " was performed by Rae Gwtazdowsky, Gail Hovatter, and Barbara Lawrence. Brandt Mallory. Jamie On!. Mandy Stewart . Christina Cummins, Tassi Cummins. Jennifer Cummins, Deana Good. Donna Stewart. Hea ther Hanis presentt'd a novelty tap number to "Old MacDonald Had A Farm" and two song and tap dances to "Su nshine Da ncing Kids," and "Do Re Mi." Another novelty U!p numi:J<>r was performed by Rochelle Jenkins. Nicole Nelson. Jennifer LawrcnC'f', Ke ndra Norris, and Amy Beth Redovian to " It's A Small Worlcl" a nd a song and tap dance to Full Silt Aor. 1210.00 129.95 ... 1 ~RIIQ , S 9.96 $5995 e.. Pc. .. bhllntllr RCE' 9:3().5;00 Closed Thurs. 446-9523 • �The 'Sentinel June 13, 1913 Ohio Busy week aheao for 6hio~~ COLUMBUS, Ohlo ·tAP)- The Ohio House Will seek to reach agr<'!?m ent this week on the controversial bill that w<iuld est.a bUsh · .. collectlve-bargaln!ngrlghtsforpub. • Uc employee.,. Leaders In the state Legislature describe · the bargaining bUI and .> Gov. Richard Celeste's tax hike" budget bUI as !he main stumbling blocks to summer adjournment around the end of the month. One unanswered question about the bargaining bUI is w hether the House wUI retain in the bUI Senate pr ov i sion s giv ing non -safe ty work er s a lim ited right to strike a nd requ iring safety forc es who couldn 't strike - to have their impasses 'decided by binding arbitral ion. A commer ce and labor subcom mittee amended the bill all around those issues last week , deleting several oth er provisions described by local government oftlclals and July 1 tlscal deadline on the others as anU-managmJent. House-approved blidget, and unless The House Commerce and Labor · It or a tmlpol'8l'Yappropriatlons biD Committee hopes to complete work Is passed by then, the state won't be Tuesday or perhaps later In the able to pay salaries, welfare benefits week on !he coUectlve-bargalnlng or various other obllgatlons on time. .. ' ,. bUt. ,. -:-\ n··:~ ¥""" sz- · s -.: Celeste and members of his The rornrrilttee's chairman, CUlt Cabinet were at an undisclosed 1 c- ••n•-• trZ. .. l A _ _ _ ........... , 1"'-_,I llC I . TY AII_ f,. ... _ · · ~­ Skeen, D·Akron, who headed last retreat this weekend for policy IJ.A••a..-.. .., week · ss deUberattons, said agree._... planning and probably adlcusslon of l l.. . ....... ... , , ....... ,,... .. _ _ ! 11-- . o l ... Ing on ways to settle Impasses "Is strategy in dealing with the ,,.._.,. tough . Wearelooklngatanumberof Democrat.controlled Legislature. ,l l f .._,.., .... I W-.ooltr 1 ..., 11· ··~-", options." , . ...... 111_ ........ Paul Costello, celeste's press -F;;;=-- ~t -Some of last week's amendments secretary. said the governor will ~;: rzs - _5 Included a requirement that talks ,,_, ,., ,, meet with leaders early In the week ~·-..--11 .... - - -. . 11"'--· begin 75 days before a contract to discUss the budget and more l &.f .., _ , . _ , II &c h•• •,.e. ....... . expires Instead of 90 days, autho· spect!lcally the t.a:i< package worked ,,.., . 7 ............_ Illi. . .. fVIoC I "*.., (_ rlzed supervisors and rank·and·tlle out last week with Ohio business , ......."'•0. workers to join separate bargaining leaders. units, required non-safety forces to Celeste apparently made some give 10 days' notice of a strike and progress along that line when he specified t hat the SUite w ould pay sald !he agreement Will be put in Public Notice half the cost of fact·flnding , with the language guaranteeing !hat lndlvldPublic Notice employer and employee organizaual t.axpayerswon't beaflected by a ", PROBATE COURT OF tion splitting the other half. P\JBUCNOnCE plan to broaden thebaseofthesales MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO The Me•gs County B udget tax. ESTATE OF CLAUDE DUN Celeste and the lawmakers face a Comm,sston w 1ll hold a Spec1a1 AEITMIAE. DECEASED meettng on Tu esday. M ay 14 .c... No. 23847 1983. at 9·00 AM .n the Me.gS NOnCE OF County Aud l!or"s offtce 10 APPOINTMENT d1st;:uss the cer11f1can on of OFRDUCIARY --•t ~ M _,_ ... ....... _ ~ U -..--. ......·............._t. ,.-..... .............. .....-.......-. ..... -.............. .. ........... ___ .,•• ........ __ ,...-_......... ... ·...-·--·--· .. ...._......._ ___... ···-·'·- 'PERSONALIZED POOLS . .-• _. -"1 1.&"""""*- I .lfl.ul}i• ·•i l""ll''~ •·uro·r Plr•• .. j ..t/HWi PI Jt /o• l o '/#~~IIHf ' . . . .. ..., ..... ._.. 1•-··-~ .. l l,l • - - ..... ~ J ........ _ . . . ._ ... Tt-c•...,.,r.,._.. IN - ......,_. ~. ,.., - a.-. -~ ••-c-· JQ- - ~-- ~~-­ ··-·- . . . . . Go . . . 247 IM - O.,.. Dttot . .3 ~ ....... o.. ,,._,......., 1 1-111-•l--10 l Lot . . , _ .•.,_ - 11-MH ,.....,, 11 Upltotoo.., SALES & $EIMCE U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO John D.tlf, New Hollltltl, llusll Hoc Farm Eq~ipment Dealer .: Police cile driver Medium dam ages wer e incurred ~, · to two vehicles and one driver was · cited locourtin an accident at 1 p .m . Sunda y. Pomeroy Police sa id tha·t a car driven by James Wolfe. Middlepon, stop)X'd at a stop sign w as hit in t he rear by a car d r iven by Jo hn Stewm1 , Middlepor1 , near the Pom<'roy-Mason Blidgc. Stewart Clean-up St-'8sion sel DA V meels tonight The Meigs County Fish and Game Club w ill a clean up work session Sat urday, June 18, at 9 a .m . All members are u rged to attend and help. Bring grass and mowlng equipment. M eigs County Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans, will meet at 6: Jl p.m . this evening at the chapter home on Butternut Ave., in Pomeroy, not Middleport as was announced. Sa turday 1\dmissions-Tay<' Po· well. Ra<'in r : Keith Musser, Raclnr Sa t ur da y D ischa r ges -- .Ja so n Wells. Wilb.ur Hanning , Loulse E shelm an, Cla m Phillips . So nday Admi ssions--Mary BraIcy , M idd leport; M ary Qualls, Pomc•roy: Ic y DuWeesc, Sr . Ablans: .John DeMoss. Pomeroy . Sunda y D isch m·gcs--L elia HeUman, Charles Bush, Sr. Wedncsday 2-l nighI ''Happy Hour'' wil l be observed at London Pool every Wednesday from 6 p.m . to 7 p.m . with two jX'rsons being admitted for the price of one. Thrrc will also be sw imming on Thursday nig ht fl'Om 6 p.m . to 10 p.m . George Holman, ma nager ;mnounced today. Cham her to mt~l The• Board of D icc tors of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce will m eet Tuesd ay , .June H. a t noon ar the Meigs Inn. Grand jury mt>els .Jurors were bei ng smlr'<f thi s morning in Meigs County Common PI<''" Cout1 for gra nd jury duty . Isaiah W. Gibbs, Jr. I saiah William Gibbs Jr., 83, Hartford died Sunday ln t he Holzer Medical Center . . Born Feb . 8, 1!KXl, in Hartford , he was a retired forem an of the Liverpool Sa lt Co . In Hartford. He was a member of the Har!lord U nit ed Methodist Church . Gibbs was preceded in death by his fa lher Isa iah W. Gibbs, Sr. and his m ot her M ary Baker G ibbs. three brothers and l our sisters . Su.,...lv ing hlm are hls wife of 62 years, H elen V .; two sons Clyde W . of H a rtford and Harry W . of New Haven : two daughtersMrs. Andrew "Nondls" F"lelds of New H a ven and Lois Ann G ibbs of Hartford: four gr andchildren and three great grandchildren and severa l nieces and nephews. FUneral services wlll be held at the F"ogelsong F unera l Home Wednesday at 1:30 p.m . with the Rev. Rex Young officiating. Burial wUI follow at the G r aham Cem entery. Fr iends may call at the funeral hom e T uesday between 2 and 4 p.m . ·and aga in between 7 and 9 p.m . emergPnry unll s on thr move over ·: the weekend , the M eigs County E m er geney Medi c al Scrv icrs • rr'jJOt1 S. 1\ 11: :,:l a.m . Mondcty .·rhr Rut la nd U nll wmr to Boo:·h Grove Hoad for Mary Gilrnorr w 110 was tak0n to Holzer M"li"" ' Cent er . , Sunday ca lls included 11::18 a .m ., • Middleport U nit to Hea th United •· M et hod ist ChUtrh for L~ M cCdmas, tilk!'n to Holz<•r Medical Center: Ru tl and . 5: 24 p.m ., ro New ,. L~n a Road for My <1le Gardener, to · -- Veteruns M emorial Hospita l; 7:40 · p.m ., Pomeroy to Wizard for Dean Whittington, rr ca tC<I on the scene: Pomeroy, 8: ()1 p .m ., to East Main ..•St. , lor Marty DeMoss. tak en to • Veter ans M emorial: 9: 49 p.m., · Pomem y . to H cmloc·k Grove 1 ' Church ior Susan Mitchell, to Holzer Medica l Cent er : 9: 56p.m . Middleport to F"OUJ1h St .. for Dorot hy .. Rey nolds, to Veterans Memorial. Sa lurday , 10:49 a.m ., Ra cine to Portland for K enner Walburn, to :. :.vet er~tns M emorial: 12:07 p .m :. . Middleport to Sixlh Ave., for Leo .· Sear l~. to Veterans M em orial; 3: ~ 1 p.m ., R.1clne. Oa k Grove Road. F"aye Powell, ro Veterans M em or..• lal : ~ : 06 p .m . , Rutland, Midway · Com11f1unlty Church for Woodrow ' ;; Call , to Veterans Memorial: RJ. ;--c ine. (i: 41 p .m ., Forked Run P:trk rm· Leah foster, to Vete rans M emor· • tal: 8126 p.m .. Pomeroy , lo Bunker ' Robert E Buck Pro bat e Judge / · C lerk Rev. 0. G. McKinney The Rev . Ottlr Gar rison McKin· ney, 79, of the Racine Cdmmunlty, died Sunday evenlng at Veterans Hill for Edna Har1 , to Veterans Memorial. and 9: lHp.m .. Pomeroy, to the lower parking lot for Keith Musser who was taken to VPterans Memorial. U:GAL NOTICE 8_3-69·TP· PEX Not. ce rs her eby g1ven that subsc11bers of the WilkeSville Exchange have ltled a com M·emorial Hospital. p la•n t w•th the Pu bl• c Ut d•t•es Comm• ss•on of Oh10 req ~r est Born Sept. 30, 1903in Leon , W .Va., rng <he es> ablrshmen< ol no naphe was a son of the late Garrison arid t•on al. rwo-way ex tended area telephone se•v•ce bet\l\.€ en the DoAhel Smith McKinney J;\.4.._ • W tl kesv•lle Ellc hange and the The Rev. Mr. McKinney was a Wellston Exchan ge of Genera l retired steel construction contrar- Telephone Componv of Oh1o 11 tor with Welding, Inc., Charleston, rh•s requ P.St were gr.1 nt ed . cau.ng between the Wil kesvi ll e W . Va. He was also a well-known E -ch r:~nge and. the Well ston area minister through the Ohio E:..chang e w ould be 1011-fr Ae The Comm 1ss1on has scheRi V U H h mlnist red ver a ey, eIdaas d as di ii P.d !hiS maHer fo· publi c ~lo ~ far sou !h . as r r an as 4ar w est hear .ng .on Thur :;day, July 28. as Te xas. · 1993. at 10 00 a m at the e: He also has perfonned Salvation Wilt o n El em P.ntnrv Sch ool. M il 1n Street. Wdkesvtl le. Qh1a Army minlste ries throughout · the 45595. to be co nt.nued on states of Texas, Louisiana, Missls- Fnd ay. July 29. 1983. onty 1f sippi and Florida. A1 the tlme of his nocessa rv The scope ot th•s . death, he was head of the Dorcas heanng sh oll be l•m•ted to the Misslonary Socie ty whic h is composed of ftve area churches. The Rev. Mr. McKinney, 1s I ed by h SUIV v is wife, Winnie Haught M cKinney; a daughter, Mrs. Mava Prichard, Universal aty, Tex., and four sons, William, St . Albans, W . w_ .Va .; Q_ (Fred) McKinney, St. Albans; Orner M cKinney, JacksonvUI Fl d La M Klnn e, a., an rry C ey, RedDeer,Canada. Eighteen grand· c hildren and several great- Public Notice Aven ue. Pom eroy. Oh to Area deaths Emergency squads kept busy F"our1l'l'n weekend ca lls kept loca l estate of Claude Olin Ae.tmtre. d eceas ed. late of I 548 Nye Public Notice distancr rhargr , Farm Equipment Parts & Service Public Notic;e c o mm un•ty of •nterest lac tors •nvolved m th1s case. 1nclud1ng rates. dt stnbuliOn ot call•nq. ond locr11 10n o f serv1Cf! S_ prod uc ts. <lnd <l(; I IVItles At th• s hea••ng all parlles o f 1nteres1 Wtll b~ afl orded an OPPOrtu nt ty 10 present f"V Idf!nc:o matenol Ia the spec 1flc callin g •ssues relevan t 1n lhts P/"OCeed HI Q Fu rther Informat iOn reg ard ng th1s matter mov be obta• ned 1 by uddr RSs •ng an •nqu•ry to the P11b hc U!iltl •es Comm•ss1on ol Oh•o. 375 Soulh H1gh S11 ee1 Columbu s. O hro 43i15 grandchlldren a lsosurvlve. Besides hls IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO DIAMOND ·sAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY , a corpO.ation. Pllintiff. ·~ RONNIE K. HUBBARD, ET AL.. Defend.... No. 18427 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF DORIS KARSHNER, DECEASED C.. No. 24138 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY p ay I. Pro bat e Judge/ will be taken to the church in Charleston to lie in state from 10 a.m . lo the time or services on Wednesday. 1 , 1 , - - - -- ---------------------ll I I ~our e.Commomal -Window Clllllin& MIUER Ham il ton Str eet s. Midd lep6rl. Oh•o Reference OP.f!d Vo l 276 Page 6 4 6 D eed Rrx:ords Met ~S ELECTRIC SERVICE County Ohro Term s ot S<J ie Cash for not less than two-th tJ ds of the opo• a~ s ed v.11ue I n fl af IOn cash f or •Roofinc Work oAlumi!MI11 & Vtnyl Sidinp 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 All coupnn . Cance l your ad by phone when you oet r esu lts. Money not refundable . ~Wethers PAINTING INC. industrial. Commercial. Residential. Interior and Exterior. Painting Sandblasting Waterblasting Parking Lot StriJ!ping Spray Painting Texture Coatings FOR PROFESSIONAL TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE Troughs. Down Spouts Windows - Doors TERM INIX INTERNATIONAL For "Ail" Your Home Repairs ... At "Free Estimates"... Call: George Gum Ph. 992-5433 5-13 I mo , . ·_ Cycl,t-'-calf coUide , . Th~J Gallla-M elgs post of the state ' hlgh'\ray patrol investigated a · collision between a motorcycl~ and a calf on Ohio 124 Saturday night. Aci,O rding to the patrol. Tony L. • Beck. 26, Rodney, waseastbQundon ;~ Ohio 124 about ope mlle west of · Salem Center w he11 he shuck a calf whic~ was In the road. TrQppers say Beck received minOl' Injuries but was nol treated . • His l'l')Oiorcycle w11s slightly dam.:. ~ed In the 8: 29 p.l)1 . w reck. [Sears I FREE . ESTIMATES •Ch•in link Fence oCarpttin& I •Baseball Caps '· SMITH. NELSON 1- 304-773-5634 K:=:=::;=:=:~~~~F~~~;~-~;,J~1~ oncl 16th at 243 1'8111 St., •DOZER •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE .. •WATER. GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS. RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING. CONCRETE WORK IOIIDED & WORK GUARANTEED PHONE JIM Cllf·fORD 992-7201 3-l ·lk PH. 992-2280 2·23-lk: Williams Trenching TIRE SALE · LOWEST PRICES IN AREA ~ -·· lieptic Systems Water, Gas. Sewer & Electric Cable Lines Custom Welding-Certified Smail Plumbin& Jobs St. Rt. 124. Pomeroy, OH . IBonded & licensed) PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmiuion Pomeroy, Ohio Vinyl & Aluminum ' H. L. Writesel SIDING Pomeroy, OH. ) Announcement 1For Rent PULLINS EXCAVATING 17. 18. IY , I. ?0. 1 3. 1 1. 11. •• $1295 1J . 5. STARnNG AT INSTALLED WITH PAD 15. ?6. ?1 . 18. 1'1 . 7. 8. 9. 10 . • 11. 30. 1?. 31. 13. to. 32 . JJ. r5. 34 . . - - · -· -- u. • • • • ?~ . 6. 16. CARPET . - - POMEROY LANDMARK · cutter clean· in& ..d painting, storm doOIS and windows. Ail Work Guaranteed d<~WftSpouls, " free Es1i1111tes" Call: 949-2263 949-2860. No Sunday Ca --- Mail This Coupon with Remittance The Dally sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, ()h. 45769 .1I I I I $499_ - Lo-Bov - Trencher Woter Sewer Gat Uneo Sepllc Syotamo Announcements chine repair. part I. and suppllea. Pick up and delivery , Davis Vacuum Cleaner. one helf mile up 0.orgea Creek Rd . 445 ·0294. Call Gun Shoot. Rutl1nd Amarlc•n I.Jtglon 1 p.m . Sun ., May 22 . Ab1olutely factory choke guna only. FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING 'Sid inc 'Roo lin& 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodeling 20 Years Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES ton 's GaMge. auto repair, tire e. bat· Real Estate General 4 Carpeted, btthroom with shower.IIS oteltct rtfri&.. lum~ee, & lot. Wejorhuttr, ranp, sink, ps, tltct .. or battery li&ltts. S)Hps 6, IX· cell111t condition . $2,700.00 or Best Offer Call 843-5425 PH.992-3006 S-2-l · mo pd S- 16-1 mo - 58 acres, large bank bam. silo, crib and s~. 3 bedroom !arm home Th~ yoo wil like for $69.500. NEW LISTING - I'OIIIEROY - 6 rooms, Iy, carpeting, gao; FA furnace. full ba!ement and I~ GOING' OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL! 20% OFF ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS Sizn stlrt froltll2'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Siz .. frotn 6'x6' Up to 24'136' lnsulttd DOl Our Low Everydly Prices Until Stock Is Sold. Housu BAILEYS SHOES P&S BUILDINGS 322 No. Second Sl Mlddltport, Ollio 45760 llclnt, Ott. . 'l ~ -,.,,6i4~3-5ltl : 5-25-1 0». l'tl. IO..._tk kt APPl£ GROVE trailer sei!!P- Only 3 acres with $6,000. MIOOl£PORT- Good 7room I \7 bath home. Gas heat! cily waler, carpeting and leYe ki ON II. 33 NORTII - Ill acres, mostly level. J10d 3 bedroom home. blth. furnace and,equipped lit: hen. DOIICAS - 6 level acres. Wtll . « I • ~ OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AIID HOlE IIAIIITEIIAIICE •loofilol ot·Ill ""' lllldotttlal & C•••clat fill ES1I TES ·10 'flnllftrluc• TOM HOIICINI Ph. 742-2U4 ......2160 5-11-llll. pd. ' , __ _......:;.::.:..;:;;.:;;.,J T*E- t.lce 6 room~ RADIATOR home. Fonnica lillh. ete. blseboard hell. puch lind SERVIa w.-...-8nd~ ~ IWIIIIUtl 8ftd ...... · - w . ... . lldd bal8nd tad aut .. ...... w. IIIIa "PP!r Pl\i). I home n..WMPO. Nottn1 l.eldin Cnttk IIIIer, tnr~'l:'aae. ~·~Only u:f O..T--. PAT HILL FORD tft·21M Mldllhplrf, IIMDIURY - Neal lool!ing one bedlttom ow. ·- ,ncf refrigeration man wanted. b•ument, F. furnance . stove, refrigerator. In Yin · ton . Call 614 -38B ·8767. New 2 bedroom home with spacious eat In kitchen. large living room and 1 bath. fully carpeted throughout houH. Heavy ln1ulatlon and total electric. large oak 12x24 dock on back of · houH. Rutland Ohio . 81 4· 742 · eppticadono a buo mechanic. Applicants 3067 . should hive at leolt ill \1<1. . mechaNcal experienoe, pre- For Safe Houle and a ICrel . '-bly ..t>Orion<>e on bu- Sacrificing . Call 268·6663 . and tndo. Applicants rney pid(up appllcetion lonna at tho Greenbrier Estatea. Sandhill Sup.-intlllndent's Office in the Rd . mid entry, 3 bedroom. Meigo Junior High School. Re -' 2'12 bath, large rae . room IUmw, credentials, certffiw -tirepla ca, 2 car gar~ge , catee and raterences will be re3 .6 acres. low so·•. 304quired. 676-8163 . 8 Public Sale & Auction . Rick Pearaon Auctioneer Service. Estate. Farm, An· tique . & ilquiditlon 18les. Ucensad lit bonded in Ohio&. WVo . 304 · 773· 5785 or 304-773-9186 . Auction every Fri . night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckload• of new merchandiae avery weak . a.; M;;d,-.;;;~ =-..;;;,~~ - rently -ng - --------- - -- We have a permanent parttime position available in the Pomeroy area . We need IO meohe who is accurate and efficient in the wOJk habits and enjoys working whh the public . This candidate needs to have fletdble hours ned good communication skills. Send resume to Nenna Davis. Bo~e 650 Achens. Oh . 46701 . We are an Equal Op · portunity Employer . SuperinteMent - Wairt certi fication ltlndards With Ohio ~ont of MR·DD. Meawelcome. Richard Reynold• tar degree essential. Comact James Holley, P.O. Bo• 14 Auctioneer . 276-3069 . Ch•hlre. Oh. 46620 . Cali Complete Auctioneer Ser - 614-367·01 02. vice. Al1o do appralsela . Ucenaed &. bonded to sell . Households, farm furni sh Ings lit Real 11tate. Over 26 years e•pertance In buying & ulllng new, used & antique furniture . &14· 992- 8370 . Osby A . Martin . - ------- - ---- Cook . E.~eperMtnce preferred. Part time, Middlpoon area. 614-992 -6B36 or 614-9929917. ------------ Go\18mmBnt Jobs. Thousands of vacancies mullt be fiHed immediately. S17,634 to AUCTION avar:y Saturday $60.11 2. Co11716-842·8000 night , 6 p.m . Mt . , Alto inf:iuding Sunday, e.11.1. 1392. Auction Barn . Consignments taken every Saturday Hawe a Friendly Home Pany, 1 :00 till tale time. Emma earn 26 percent plu s free Bell Auctineer . 304 -428 · gift• contact Katheryn Mea - ------------- 8177 . 1- - - - - - - -- 9 mey place en ad in this column . There will be no cha~ae to tM adveni11r. I 446 -0069 ' SANDY AND SEAVER lnCo . has offered for fire insur1nce coverage In Gallla County for almost a cemury. Farm, home and paraonal property coverag.. ere available to meet individual needs. Con tact R1y Wedemeyer, agent . S~NICSI (.:old, 1ilver, sterling . J•· walry, rings, old colna 8a currency . Ed BurlteH Barber Phone 3B8 -B249. Shop, 3471. 18 M iddleport . 992 - 1-::----------a. Wented to buy. New, used 1n1tque furniture . Will buy 1 piece or complete hou11· holdo. Call Oobt A. Mortln 614-992 ·11370. ··rHREE bedroom, b1th and a half. located In Pt. Pleaunt. Call after 6 :3') 304 -67& - 6640 . BV owner. 3 bedroom. 2 story brick , 1211 Main St., Price Reduced . 304-875 - 2381 ' House , 4 rooms & bath. 2 Iota . long St ., Rutland. Phone 614 -742 -3186 . Reduced - Owner transferred . - 3 bed roomhou~e garage, Uliliry room, electrl~ hoat, larg6 lot . $32,600. 6t4-742-2047. ---------- HOUSE FOR SALE in Middleport. Newly nomodeled home with fireplll(;e, poslible woodburner, ck»se to achoofl and llhopping. 6941 . Coli 614·992· for Sale Situations Wanted lurtnce We pay cash for late model clean uaed cars. Frenchtown Car Co . Bill Gene Johnson 192 N. Perk Dr. 304·115· 6010. 32 Mobile Homes WANTED TO BUY Old lurnl· Valley Ple1a. 448 -8026 or THREE bedrooms, built-In kitchen, 2 b1ths, TV room. e.11.tra bedroom or family room In basement, central air. welllnsutatad . Alluma· ble 8 1h percent mongage. dowo. 304 -6 76· 7831 . 676-' 1609. Wanted To Buy Wanted to Do General Heuling and Traeh remove! Service. Reliable and dependable. Call 448 3169 between 9 and 6 , TRI - STATE M08!LE HOMES . USED - CARS. TRUCKS . OALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446 -7672 . 80 Oakwood, 3 bedroom1. 2 bath s, electric, take over payments, 614 -336·B924 or 304-676-2221 CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY MOSJ[E HOME SALES , 4 MI . WEST, OALLIPOLIS, RT 36. PHONE 448· 7274. 2 lots & a mobile home 12~t60, 2 bedroom. with rural water. gaa heat. Has 1ome furniture , price 112 ,600 . Or 41ota & mobile •u .eoo . <:orr 4411-1240. I Nice Schultz mobtle home n•r Pomeroy. 1.22 ICr8l almoot · . building. Contact n1111. Cocl Wi08, 742·2430. G-. ,_ Ai ac re lot with 1 O.~t60 FR along Raccoon Creek. Out: side building, 2 trailers, par1 tially fu<nlahed. ., 2.500. ble, luuy, tong· hoired kit - 1 ---------~ Colt 614-266 -14411. teno. onlt 3 loft. Coli 614 - 2. 13.6·38 ,. 14.9-38 uiBd ElllPerience house painting and lewn mowerrtpair. Very 992· 7674 . tractor tir•. 304-882re11onable rates. Call 448 1972 14•56 mobile home 26&2. 6888 . pertJelly fumiohed, indl«<eo four KIHena, 2 cat1. all underpinning and boclc pot<:h. coloro. 304-876 -6728·. Trude body without motor or Cell 614 -992-2166 bet\AJOii ...........,.,, In good cond. 9 and 6, Ask b Tim. After 6 9 Month Old Gormon Sh•· S... un 1917-1979 Chevy. call 304·882-3692. pherd, uc.. health . To good home to run looae. 304- Col 388-B193. 21 Buaineaa 876· 1879. 1966 12.11.60 Vindakt. unfur' Opportunity teCa•h paid for records. 46 nlohed. Call 446 -3619 . Two v-oldtomale. bto,lr- .. 33. prfwrably 50 "o a. 60'o ____ _ .....!. __ · Call 1114·_____ 992-7180. ioh · 304-676·1879. 1976 Peerless 14•70 Mobile II\IOTICEI Fernolo dog. 2 _ . old, Btuo BEDS ·IRON, BRASS. old THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· Home with ~!tout E.C.. central Tldl & Matamuto mixed. 3Q4. furniture. gold, 1llvar dol- LISHINO CO . rocommondo air, w .b., new carpet throughout, pertlolly tum., outbldg 675-13311 aft• 5 p.m. that you do bu11ne11 with underpinning. 110,500. lar~, wood Ice bO.Ilta. atone . antlqu... etc ., Com - people you know, 1nd NOT 246·6408 or 448·0212 . ~milt R-..dog. plat• hou11hold1. Write : to send money through the mall until you have inve•tlbuldog, Good M.D. Miller, At. 4, Pornoroy. goted tho offering. Mobile · homo end lot in Oh. Or 882· 7710. dog. 247-3282. R,ufloncl A..C., 1"'118 perch. ~--------n1011 chain link fence, good CLEAN .0r1p aluminum, 30 l.umbor, ... bull· n~. Priced to HH. , _ In Puln.,. Countf. Now About 2 rnontho old. 2471 malo - · mixed · conto lb. 1110 butlng Clnl 20 614-742·2864 or 814·9B63282. conta lb. Tri-Stoto Solvoge 10,000 ... ft. buldlng, loca- 4117 . tion · main~. Mull oett, 304·1123· 5872 . Free to good home, adora . - - - -------- ------------- ------------ - -------- - - --- ------------- -------- - ---ni ------------- ---------------------babt - r- - IIYiilabla. 304-7117·878 . Bt appointmont only. ToiNtcco planto. whole bed· of bod. Call 614· 379·21116. .,00 part time It c;..., jora. Cal - ----- ~---- --'home. W•bnar. America'• 1114-387· 7120. lavoritot dlc11onary comp•nv ' . . . needs home woR1r1 to up.. " ' dote locol mottling lloto. Ea· 4 al•·old pufllliea, 2 '." oyworlc. C.n be dono whllo malo. 2 - l o . Nil cute. Call 1114·2111·1941 . witching TV. All - · ••· · 11 Help W1nted parlance unr.ceooary. C.al MIXED" bNod edult dogo, I . - - - - - - - - - 1·711·142-8000, Including montho aid IIUPIOin and lloby- ·IDr 2 omal chll· Bundlly, E•t. 1877. cau. -Ito~ ftamoCall dren In my home, t8n '-'"" 304-8711·2214. · Phone 441·2297. 22 Money to Loan MEDIUM aile t.molo rolllllt dog, found, - . . liNd, Denul Chairaldo Alai...nt want8d for O.lllpolla otfloo. ,__ _ _ to ... HOME (OANS 101olt" fixed Mort-. 771. ldta. J04.1'JI.t704. ------------Per,..... or part .. ... ... . . -·--,.- ------------- ------------------------- USED MOBILE HOME . 576-271i . ' 1974 12•110 BAYVIEW, underpanned, air conditioned• pertlelly fumlohed. two bed· room. c1aon rontod lot. 304· _11":' 7_5_ · e_e_a_7 .______ MOilLE homo tor oare. 1982 Knox, 12•70, fully lumlohed. ott electric, Ht up on nlco rented lot In Maoon. All<lng e10.000. Call 304· 773-5540 . 1978 14x70 w..laor. 3 bod· 1 ~ .. - . fumiohod, la1· 0 Ulltlty Doolh In Willy, rnuol .... Col 441· 1,,1n-oiQ =•Dally ' - · · · -· 1-114·· < 7613 botorw3:00 p.m.. lllt•4 Tribune, 121 · Aw .. ' 112-30111. ot Olilo. 1-800·341 c011441·7624. . 011. 4111131 .. 81114 In Ohio. - .LeN. w...,..._ .------------~· air conditioning Loc:.t School Diotrlct io Giveawey ANY PERSON who hu anything to give ewey and doH not offer or attempt to offer any other thing lor oate 12x60 fum~~ motile home with rec room added. Central air and heat. large garage near cool mines. Just $7.500. LISliNG ~ommerdal 446· 8026 . ---------- --- -:-:---:-::-:--:--=--~1 ~~~!~6-=-~~:..--~ NEW --------------- OPENING Juno 13th, Hamp· ------------ Howard E. Wood. Rodger Allen Wood II . Doddy - rllp<lit. mufllort. brll<• 1· (614) ·992·3325 949-2405 or 614-992·2241 . fOU . Second Annuet Pion- Davo. S.twdey. June 25, Sunday. June 28, Mooon County Form Mu...,, 4 rnllea north of Pt. PI_.,. on Rt. 62. F!W admislion • entertainment t -. 106'1. 3rd St., 'Pt. Ploe- Phone 3BR 2 full bath. central 1ir, fireplace . large lot. close to - - ---- -~-- -- Someone to IMo with oldoly town . Call 446-2699 eftar 6. couple, !loom. booord e. Oneocall who coiled belore· pleeae again. 614- 3 bdr. llvlngroom. fire place ture 1nd Antiques of allj - - - - - -- - - klnds. call Kenna1h Swain. 446-3159 or 268-1987 In Chain saw and man for hire . Will remove trees, logs, etc . the evenings. Re11onable. Darrell. 304Buying Gold, Silver , Plati- 882 -2429 . num . Gold ,and Sllvar prices - -- -- - - - -are the highest in two yeln. check our prices on gold & 13 Insurance sliver, •crap jewelry . Buying Old coina. scrap rings & Are you paying to much for tllverware . D1lly quotu IYalfable. Also coins & coin your hospital -health Insu suppll11 for nle. Spring rance . Call Carroll Valley Trading Co .. Spring Snowden, 448 · 4290. ... l16 r . lnd S> . For information call 604- 841 · 8003 E•t. 7124 . Open Sun . 12 or 949-309 EUGENE LONG 5·13-t 110 pd ~ :=~~~::;:o":'ora , 3 ._. with 2 acres. Cash & Cany In Memoriam In """""'Y of our hu-.c! end lather who ,..IBd awwr 14 ....,.. ago. He ltv. with us in rnernoty oncl will""- more. Sadly miosod bt wife, Icy Dailey and chiktren. ~ 614·992· 2181 divide. Trailer setup <X A·frame RUBBER-BACK TWEED ---- -- -1 ""'" 8eckhoeo - Dump Trucks PH . 992 -2478 GRASS CARPET CCNGoi.EUM -.- ~ - Do••n LAIGI or SMAU JOBS Gaod Selection Of Good S•lactiwl Of GOlD SEAl 2 SWEEPER and sewing me- Ptir:es Good thru June 15 Excellent income tor part . time home euembly work. lolt in long Bonom area, omolt btu long-haired short legged dog . H01 tn feet end 10ma white on chest. Reward. 614-986-3544. :~~~~-~-~llnd~m~io;c-~l;ta~t~ti~ . UCoodons!gm~nts. of , new end · merchandise alway1 SERVICE STATION 992·9932 FREEZER SALE CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ... .. 1235.95 8 Cu. Ft. .... 1285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... 1418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... 1472.95 All types al roof wort, new or rapair, cutters and "Beautiful, Custom Built Garqes" Call for free sidin& estimates, 949·2801 or PH . 992-2178 '·"·"' I For Sate •GoH Balls •Puttsrs 1 13ttl, TU81day 14th lincoln A!M. lots of ROOFING BISSELL Greg & Pony Glbbs-OWnors JW a nted Gloves Yard Sale, 812 Main St .. Pt. Pleesant. W.Va.. 10til4. 13th 8o 14th. El<llrything. POMEROY LANDMARK GARAGE 992-2834 ··-· --·-·--·-· ··· ··--- -------- SERVICE STATION OPEM 24 HRS. A~DAY Roger Hysell Trencher & Backhoe Service & Vicinity 64 Misc . Merchandiee •BAC~HOE ..--.• polio. Oh. 46631 . etc. ·· ····Pt"Pieasa-nt ..... 5-11 1 mo CONTRACTING PIANO TUIIIINO ·LANE DA· NIELS . Reli1ble service 1lnce 1986, Auociate of Brunlcardl Music Co . Phone 8t4-742-2951 . . Not lull grown . Mile Hilt Rd. Mrs. Joe Proffitt Res. in Ae· cine . 814- 949~ 2366 . - ------.- ----- PHONE 304 · 273 - 6666 304·273 - 6303 J&F m-""-'· Plano a. guitar • teochot with Acc:opting alirniUd ~of ltudento. 304-882,2712. --------------:-.-- MIN. 6 TON ~--------------., PIANO TUNING I I off pluo discount& to unior cttlzMtl· church••-.chools. Call Bill W•rd W1rd 'a Keyboard, 441-4372 . current 1'81Ume end three ra-...,., E-einced only. oond reFound: Female coonhound . 'oume to P.O. Bo• 370, Golli- -- ------ -- $275 PER TON Pomeroy, Oh. $J()OO ATON Middleport. Clotl1ing, disheo and oroe. Reward . 247-2806. NEW HAVEN. W. VA. J'h. 992-2174 STRIP COAL Toward Harrieonvile. pd Elk Hounda. one 11\ver. 1 brown lo1t_ In Letart Falls AT MOTORS, Inc. MINE RUN Go"'9o Sato. Tu~ . Wed. ond Thurs. First time to one. A lot to choooo 143. 3 mileo off Rt. 7"-on .....,.·•• baths- ------------------~---~J I CATALDO MERCHANT Hats The Helibip House •Peintina ISearsl " FENONG P~OVIDIS PRIVACY PlUS PROTEcTlON)fOR CHILDREN & PETS" PH. (304) 882-2276 ~ 18. 1100. •A thletic Shirts 20%0ff MEN'S SHOES At · PHONE: ··--··--- ·· -·-· ·····-·--- ---- - 5 16-2 11'10 . CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION •Running Suits NIKE *PONY* CONVERSE JOX * ENDICOTT JOHNSON ' MacGREGOR * THOM MeAN Middleport , FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY ( ,.._ BY NAMES YOU KNOW... & Vicinity VIRGIL 8 SR . t'-~'~ •Golf Clubs Our New Phone Number 992-3325 ~tt.,.~t'­ •GoH NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. hperitnce SIDING CO. CALL: CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS •Batting Gloves •Golf Bags Ph. 986· 4269 ;:=========:-t=======~;-t;::=======-::-il 15 Cu. .~Ft... /'EClAt .. 1325.95 Roofing - Siding · PARTS and SERVICE ······Pcimiirv·--·--·· 4-12-1 mo 3816. Loot or Stolen : 2 lllorwegian APPLIANCE SERVICE · Chester, Ohio DRIVEWAY SLAG U-PICK~UP Rediator Specieist 4-192 mo HOME REPAIR •Dryer~ •FreeJer~ tor. *fiberglass •Stainless Steel lnsultd-Ftet Estiimatn CA.ll 61 4-949·2686 l-304-675-13 Makes •Vioyl Liner F~ly 320 Jericho Rd: •Di1hw..hera R•nge1 •Refrigerators " GHEEN ' S ~ENGRAVING 985-3561 own ad and order bV mail with this From he Stnllltst Heater Core to the Llrpst Rldil· 11·11-ttc . ~·· PLAQUES • KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE POOLS & Garoces Trophy Manufactu I d-.nce. Bullaville-Porter · June 9· 18. All Makes and Models Antenna Installation Hause Calls and Shop Service Available RADt~J:v.a PERSONAUZED New Homes· - Extensive Remodel ina. •I nsurance Work •Custom Pole Bld&s. KING a. Address--------Phone ___________________ •Bicycle 12·20-!k 4-21 -tfc C. L. Kitchen 8- and tan puppy. Faund: Vard Sale. Camden Rooi·ll AND Route I Lana Bottom, OH. 45743 985·4193 01 992-3067 742-2328 Call R iek Hovatter ROUSH CONSTRUCTION tRWIHv 4-S.tk •Sandals S&W TV Roofq & Siding Co. SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY Mason, W.Va . Auto Sales i Name ___________ •Boat Shoes CHARLES SAYRE AND S.ON 1-26-t!c IIQ,hCcvMC' I !) •R~flninlf Shoes •Gd!V'htles •Lowest Rates . Around . 'Friendly Servie . fnl b1i1Utes on Ill SIMCes Insurance Work Welcome Business Senices S"G¥8 1 1 1 Wr i te .WOrt & Ctili111 CIOMtinl '----------L---------- c lasslfleds and 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . Tuesday. The body II DoiiiJIIlts. ol'roftssio1111 Spot Romovol Sor· vice · . oFioor Striptlin£ Soolint liar· ill Buffin& .. Pursuant 10 an Order o f Sale Clerk by the Common Pleas Coun of 161 13. 20. 2 7, 3ic Me•gs Colln tv. Oh1o. I w•ll offm for sal e at public aucliO·n o n th e 16th day o f July. 198 3. ill I 10 15 AM OST on th P- st eps of th e Court HOlJSe of S~l ld co unty •n the Vtllao e o f Pn merov. O h•o . >he to ll.ow .ng de· ' r ----------,---------scr•bed r.-:al f!S!Jl(' The fo llow 1ng rm) est me s•tuat ed •n t h~ V•ll iJge of ARROW FLASHING aMn'dddslep Headquani<sfor · 1""1oen0.1c0on','0nt v of M e•gs SIGNS 3 types, 2 colors Be1ng Lot Number O n ~: tractors.~ rlund1ed and Thr ee ( 103) Jo~n·s • Maintenance Sl tu<J ted on Fourth and Ht qh We sell quality used cars. • Attachments Str P.ets (nON known as Ham•Iton Streen bet ng SIX IY-f' tg ht • Helpful advice 1-614-446-4782, Gallipo(681 !P.P.I fr o n t on Fourth Strf"!AI lis, Oltio. and Ntn etv-f•ve !9 5) feet on O'DIU IRiJE VAWE lUMBER High SHeet (noo known as Z400 East.. Ave. Hamilton Sl ree t) _ .n BP.h on·s PH. 446-71126 5-24·\ mo AddJI1on · There IS no house numbF!r Loc med J t Southflasr corn er of tmersectlo n of Fourth and THf PUBLIC UTILITIES COM For all your wiring _ Appror sed " S33. t oo oo needs; furnace• re- • parents, he was preceded In MISSION OF OHIO death by a son, Paul Garrison ~~cr m~'Y Ann Or l•n sk•. JAMES J PRO FFin pair •arvice and in· M cKinney. SHERIFF OF atallation . Services wlll be held at 2 p.m . MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO 161 10. 17. 2 ~ . 3<c 161 13. 20 2 7. J1c Reat"dential Wednesda y at the United Gospel . ,• Commercial Mission, 1142Centra1Ave.,Charles· ~-----------------------. Call 742-3196 ron. W. Va., wlth the Rev. Robert I ( I· Htk Stewart otflclat!ng. Burial wlll 1 1 .__---......!=...! 1 fCJIIow in the Cunningham M emorial 1 Park, St . Albans. I I "CUT OUT F"riends may call at the Ewing FOR FUTURE USE" fUneral Hom e In Pomeroy from 2to I 1 Uf b UlTRA ClEAN ClEANING SERVICE O!y F... lltndion lllll1od. Corpet 111d UpbolstlfY Clalior. !loop Claltd . Sl1ort o.y· Time. Use sonte cloy. Anti~ On M ay 24. 1983. •n th e Me•gS Coun ty Probate Court. Case No 24127 . Suzanne K Adkm s. 3365 6 SwtCk Road Middleport. Road 45760 w as appo1nted Adm•n•str atnx of the estate of Joe Moore. deceased. lat e of 8 22 M a1n Street. RuiiCind. Oh•o Ro bert E Buck -- Pro bat e Judge/ Clerk 161 t 3. 20. 27. 31c Pomeroy. Oh•o 4 5 769 Raben E Buck largo Corport Solo Und• Foattr' • Mon. 6 Dewayne Williams & Sc9ttie Sm~th PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF JOE MOORE. DECEASED CUe No. 24127 NOncE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 7. 1983. •n th e M e1gs County Pro bate Cou rt Case No 2 41 36~ Ltnda F•!ch 40 2 7 ·1 Sumner Road. Pomeroy. Oh•o 45 76 9. was ap potn ted E)(ecut r1x of th e Es!a tf! o f Oor1s Karshner. deceas&"l. late of 40 40 1 Sumner Road. · Colt . 4411- cuot St., GaiHpollo. Kitchtn Cabinets - Roof· Tu11. Now Apple o..,.._247-2605. thru June 15, 9AM inJ - Sidin& - Co~rtto Ywd Sole..,_ frQm C . .· Toya e. clothoo. [oano . Petios - Sidtwolks 4 rniloo up Sand Hil -9-? . SChool. Wed. a. Thuiw.. ..Dig Yard Buck Ridge.. Apt. Found: Ntw Consll'uctioo - Rt· Rd.. btu dog with brown modtlina - Custom Polt ~----------148. Tuta. a Wed. Lott maiidngl on teul. 'lWCCitiQ 1 ' Berns. ntw m..-chandlse ch.. p . """' blue304· diamond ohopecol• detllgno. 676· BACKHOE 1-l -tlt Public Notice tm. or write O.a County lloM'd of MR· DO. P,O. Box 14, Ch-re, Ohio 46820. AppMcout• ....... lr)dude - ap pOt nled Admtn tstr atruc of the !6l 6. 13 20. 3\C· · was cilf'd on an assurf'd clear Velt'rans Memorial Po meroy. Ohto 45 769 wa s re...-enu e for t he W e lfare Depanment W tlllam R W 1cklt ne. Me•gs County Al Jdttor !61 13. l i e I tntininO _.ilap!ng_•i.. e. 1 mo. old. modiltoly. Phone ---------- 6-9-1 '"·- SERVICE Authori~ed · Happenings around Meigs County On May 20th. 1983. tn the M etgs County Pro bate Court . Case No 236 47 . Kathern M AM mr1e. 15 48 Nve Avenue. Kltt.,., 2 ,__ AL TROMM'S FREE --lal ~-"'·~~ ------------- 3 klttono, 1114·992·7B89 . lorrM •t ,..,t ..tnlna. No rn-1· -136-8330. · Cal colect Shorrio 304- ' Rumm_a ge Selt, Crown City BOGGS ..,....ldt., a ~In Galla Co. Colt 1 !--------- ma --------- ---- . _ long 110015. C. L. Kitchen u,,.,,_.. a.....,_ uoo u,ooll_.. , _ . . . , . _ _ ••O. u-,conw..-ft 11•...,.-" 1111_.,.._,.. ...... noo offwtng f8111 Pupploo to.glve away,§_ or ' ·" I - · old. AuotraHian Blue Soa-t· Roceptiooilol Duo~ HI! lor. Fomolo! 814-949 · 2213. high od>ool .._,, & VIcinity Mason, W. Va . ::.:::--.::;: .... _ .._ r--- - -- -- - - - - - --1 uo....... H-ftt - ~iiiiij)C)iiil:········ CARPENTER SERVICE . ATTENTION lADIES: 1 of Lloyd T"'/ Gift Porty Pro- Long hairM Colico. 44e-tt32 . · PH: 1-304-773-5634 .._.._ "',_ 'JU ............ 117 ~ 12 -~ ·lto .. .... ..-~,. ... ..._. ..,. """' ..... •.. u..,. II:J YOUNG'S *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel -C•.*" •• , J1Aollf ....... . t '.fl 'h•PIIf" ".t , .. F- Ceto. . 1 wKh rn1ridnga, long """" ........ 218· •• II • . ,, -----------• \ �Sentinel 32 Monday, June 13, 1983 ..... Coil 8o ~creege 35 ecreJ at Rodney on W.T. 88'2 -2111 1.411Cn11ot in llnldbury. Good loaltion. Tnoier hoolwp. All - a n d septic ay-... Coli 9$2-2602. ------------ Approximately 1 .4 ac res for 1ale. 'No hookup1. Road s ...m Jenny, ....,., toolo, ·- - - - - - - more for eutomobllal 11 well 11 motorcyclel. IIetz Hondo SwiM, Upper At. 7. Gollipolla. AKc Reg. Poodle pupplto. Alao Reg . Hlmoloyon·t.mole cat. Ctll448-08117. fronuge on Rt . 124 . $6.900 . 814-742-2487. 41 Houses for Rant Nice 2 bdr. ·house with fireplace & baaement near Crown City I 276 mo. Call The Wiaem•n Real Est1te Agency . Cell 446-3843. Meigs Co. - Chester Township. Beautiful niON, 3 bodroom cedar home with 2 car gar-. 19 milea from A1hana, $300 month. 814-692-4471 days. 614-692-4624 8YOI1ings. 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apart· ments $200 per mo. or if income is e10,000 or lnt HUD available. A-One Reel Eitates. Carol Yeager, Reeltor. Coli 304 -,6 76 -6104 or 304-875-73B8 . Fumlohed 2 br. oportmont. located in Ripley, carpeted Commercial building , i ,OOO 1hroughout, cleon. 304-273sq . ft . Inquire at Betz Honda, . 3078 or 304-372-6778. ....... St . Rt . 7, Gallipolis, Oh . Furnished apt ., t226, utili· Meigs Co . - Cheater Town - ties. paid, 1 bdr .. 2nd floor, ship . Farm land 8e pasture adulto. 607 2nd Ave .. Galli· for rent reasonable . 1 -692- polis. coli 448-4418 otter 8 4471 days. 1-692 -4624 p,m . ___ _________ evening a. Apartments . 304· 876 · For rent or le81e, 7 room· 664B . houl8, bath, Contact Leo 1- -- - - -- -'--Pearaon, Gallipolis Farry, W. · ONE bedroom apartments .. Vo . lor tho elderly . All utllitloa poid. Tenoma pay 30 percent of their adiulted In· lerge home in SyracuM on come in thia HUD 1ubsidired nlca lot . Suitable for family apartment building . Twin or 2 or 3 Jinglea. •276 plus River~ Tower, phone 304· utilltieo. deposit . 814 -992- 875·6879 . Equel opportun82B4 or after 6 814 -992Ity houling . 6732 . ONE bedroom apenment, 4 room hoUae, unf. Camp 402% 24th . St . Pt. Ploooont, Conley,8140 per mont!\ . 304phone. 1-814-992 -5B6JI . 876-1371. or 8'?6- 38~2 . ONE ·bedroom ··Pi nment. Nice 2 bedroom hdt.Jae, with t226 month. oil utilitioo plid, 304-875-2696. balement, will allow 1 child, in nice noighborllood. 304-6761301 Nice 3 room lumlshed apartment. private entrance. downtown, 304-676-3811 . ----------- ------------- WANTED TO RENT 3 bedroom houoe in Clay School diltrict. l have one 7yr. old child, olao on illlide <;at 1hot hea bean declowed. Coli 25B1716 -.inga. A nice unfumilhed home or large o p - t. Muat be lnakle city close to • or in downtown · GoiNpolil. Must hove at 1eut 6 rooma. Will get oxcelent core by ledy 11o 13 yr. otd 10n. Le1111e or leMa with . option could be poAibilitiea. PI-e do not calf ~ given herein Clinnot be met. Ewtvn C. Knota-Young;-'448' 2648 )home), 448-9010 )00· coro), 446-9646 10•-•J. -o 42 Mobile Homes for Rent fEHOJ ~ ~~. ~t ~rtsat$167 APARTMENTS p.- mo .. two bedroom ...rtoat 1193. Depoeltt200 fnopoto), near Spring Vel., Cinema. eon 446-2746 or 1eove m•~~ge. Apt. for rent . Half double-2 bd .room Apt . Adulta preferred . No pet.. 614-992 · 2749. 1 bed room Apt . 1196. mo. Including utilltie1 . Equel hou1ing opportunity. Con· teet Vlllege Manor Apts. 614-992-77B7 . Furni1hed one BR apt. in Pt. Pleaunt. E111tr1 nice, adultt only. No poto. 304-876 .. 13B8. ------------- 51 Household G.ooda LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofe. ch1ir, rocker. ott·o men, 3 t1ble1. (eKtre heavy by Frontier), t885. Solo. cheir · 1nd love~eat , 1276. Sofa• and c;heira priced from 12B5. to t896 . Tobloa, t46 .ind up to 112&. Hide·• · bed a, 1440 . and up to 11526 ., Recllnera, $176. to t380 .. Lampo from t28 . ID t76. II p~. dlnottoo from 899., to t435. 7 pc .. t1B9. end up. Wood tebte with 1ix chairs t428 . to •746. Cook 1110 up to 1226. Hutch81, 1660. and up, map~ or pine finilh . Bunk bad complete with mattre••••· 1260. and up to t391i . · Boby · bedo. 1110. Mettretae'a or box 1prlnga. full or twin, 158., firm, 18B. ond 87B. Queen aeto, t198. 4 dr. chtoia. t42 . 8 dr. ch~ata. t64. Bed tromeo, UO.ond t28 .. 10 gun - Gun cebinete. 13150., dinette chalra UO . ond t25. 011 or etlctrlc ranges, 13215 up to 1376. Bebymetresaea. t2B & t35 , bad fro moo t20, 128, & t30, king fro me t60. Good .-lectlq;n Of IMJdroom suites , ceder chests, rockara, metel cebin.ets, swivel rockers . Used Furniture -- bookc11e. rengea, chairs. end tables. W11h8r1. d~era , refrigerators end 3 miles out Buleville Rd. Open 9am to 8pm, Mon. thru Fri .. Sam to 6pm. Sat. 448-0322 rv·•. SWAIN AUCTION 8o FURNITURE 82 Olivo St., Gollipolio. 8 piece wood living room suite with 8 inch flat arm• $399. bunk bed1 complete with bunkie• $199 , 2 piece antron livingroom sultlll199, antron reclinera t99 , other recllnera 180, meple dinette tets t179, love aeets 170, hldo - o - bed •260 , box 1prlnga • mettrell twin or lull t100 aet regular-firm e120, maple dinette chalra t35, wash stands $34, maple rockere 159 , 1 piec e chrome dinette set 1149, 6 place dinette 1et $89, uaed bedroom auites, refirQeretors, r~ngea . cheat, dreners, wringer weshera. TV ' s, dryere1, Ia shoes . Call 4483169 . Woter paid . Coli 448-441 ~ •ft•r 7 P"tt FOR RENT Mobile HOmo, 2 BR. turn. w / w carpet, 19ft. LR. nat. gal heat, air cond., prlvote lot. Ph. 446- 1409 from 4 to 8 p.m. Mobile Homo lot In Addilon Townahip. Brick School Rd. Coll814-3&7-n45. 14Jt70 3 bdr. trailer, total electric, for rent or aale. Call 814-3B8-9313 . 12x62 2 bedroom trailer. Adults only. Brown'• Trailer Pori< . 614 -992-3324. --------··- .• 2 bedroom mobile home in .. • Roclno . 814-387-02BB . Mobile home for rent, Cell 44B-0768. 12x60 2 bdr . mobile home all utilities paid, except electric . Cop. Roq. Call 4411-88&8 . 2 bedroom furnlahed . Oep· oalt. No pett. Adult. pre· terred. 814-992-2749 . • ]2k60 2 bedroom mobile .. 'home for rent . Approx . 6 '~ll!llia from Middleport or ~ Pomeroy. 992-IIBIIB. 30 inch Sears coppertone gas stove. good cond. 176. 304-B82-26B3. ------------to.- Topper B' bod. otand up h<Mght. phone 304-676-2406 bet\,.. . , 9 e.m.- 6 p.m. or ... tt BOrdmon Fumii\Jie. Pt. Pleuam. · Four chrome 15x7 inch wheels. tits GM. cars. 876.00, 304-876-6B68. ------------- ~~~~.:?6 ~ :__ ---- t:;::;:::::;;;:::::~=:;:=::::=- -----...-------- AKC regiator11d , 13 week old Brittany. 1 male, 1 female. t100. ......... 304-675 -7565 . __ _________ _ AKc R,. puppioa. Rot- eedv to go mid July. 814-742-2915?. 2 BR unfurni1hlld . Cemp Conley 1160 pe nnonth. 304-876-1371 . Wonted: Reaponllblo party 1o teke over low montly ""ymenta on aplnat piono . Can .. - n locolly. Write Credit Meneger: P.O. Box 637 Shelbyville. IN 46171. Muot Soli. Woahburn flatt op guitar. never ueed, new condition. t200. 304-8766965. 72 71 Autos for Sale 1978 Chevy Coprlco Cleo· aic. 4 dr. sedan, ona owner. U.500. ·c oli 448-11111 or 448-1244. ------------ --- NEW Ia U11d H•rveetora Structuree. Autometed livestock feeding-computer leedora. 'Call collect 614685-2280 . John L. Bona. ------------- Farm Equipment Form traiier 176 . 304-6763190. 1- - - - -- - - - - 76 Ford 3,000 goatractor. 7 ft. flu -hitch dlac, 6 ft. grod ora 2 way, 84600. 304676-2147. For Solo: Used J 20 Dhch Wlll:h Trencher. 1-814-694- 1978 Flrebird Pontiec, lhorp, U,JI96. 1980 Ch_.e like new. t2.996. John's Auto Solea. 446-4782. Du-. 1976 Plymouth 6cyt .. NN good, auto. Rna., nu*e 448-4294. 1977 Nove. good ccond. Coli B14-246-5688. 78 Ptymouth Volai'a Premier 4 dr. , tir cond., one owner. Coli 448 -1615 or 446 1244. 1978 Grand Prik, p.o., crui•a control. A.C .. cond . Coli 448-0109 6 :30p.m. 1979 Livestock MNk Goat. Call 814-388B463 or 614-388-976B. Hone. m•e. 8 .,... old, •ddle and bridle. t300. 304876-6~36 . ------------l.o8onte'a Form, chicka Quail llo eggs rM<IIIy ovoiloblo. Ord« ..ty. Mature Ouoila ovoilablo !liJOin in August. B14-9864346. Fresh Holatein heifer, alto 15 open heifers. alto regia· cered bulla. From 20.000 lba .. milk. demo . 288-2498: 64 Hay 8o Pintos- Wogon, 8 cvl .. auto .. PS. olr cond .. exc. 19B1 Dodge Colt. good 19n Toyoto Corollo. 4 apeed. new paint, -v good condition, t1900. 614-992-8783. 19B1 Cutl- Suprome Brougham. looded. A-1 cond. 1978 8640, ........ extno. 814-992-7382. low..-. t<.w- _ ___ ________ 1978 Trono AM 466 cu. ln .. 4 opd ., B3.000 mlleo, PB, PS. Aoking U.OOO. Coli evenings ot 949-2773 or 949-22B1. Alklor Chria. 2 bedroom furnished , e .c ., 1 child, no pete. NttW Hevtm . ;JQ4-882-2488 . 44 Apartment for Rent Now big round bolea o1 hoy out ol tilt tlold. •20 toeelt. 1978 Yegt GT 4 cyt .. 5 opd.. rad .. whitt. good cond. t800. Mixed hoy, 304-876 -2264. Call 388-9947- il p.m. ------------- 1978 Nova Conoouro. 2 dr.. ~ p .L ,p.b., oir, , _ - - t11110. 1114-2~-11038 . ------------- ------...------Conditioned wet. Iorge - · t1 .60 per bale, 304-876.-2902. . 73 D,_, t300. 304-8711- 1484. -----·---- - - ·--· with ffrlger1tor • 1tove. Ctll 04 -882 -3388 Mon . thN rl . 10 t .m. - 8 p.m. Equot Housing Opportunity. APA;TMENTS , mobllo hom hou-. Pt. PIHnnt ...d olllpDIII. 814·448• 8221, ' 72 Trucka for S•l1 78 ChoiiTOiot, 4 whool driVe pickup, p .a.. auto. tran1. !104-875-1831...... _______ ____ _ Oood IIIICtkwi WMhlr ctry. ------------- ------- Swivel Rooker. Dlnon. ttblo, 4 cholra & V. bed . Allin· good cond. Coli 448-0774. 19B3 Whlea -'"II ........ t78, trw ...... lig ug. mucto ------------e --.- ---------- ------------- .711. 1978 Jeep Pickup, V -B, auto., p.t ., p .b .• new tires, many extras. Good cond . 446-0616 . 1978 Fcrd Bronco, tully customized. e,.c. cond .• re· cllning Hltl, Nn roof. new tirn. under 60.000 miles. Coli 614-246-60B2. oak tor Lannis. · 74 dlmo prioe Col 814- 1 ft. all mml truck bed 381-8878 cxokt. , _ . 42" taU ' 1!!oone 304-~711; 1807. ' ~ ery. 7:00 PAANO:S ON ME . HDndo1981 . C.0900cuotom, 13.000. 304-676-2861 . ---------~- 76 Boata end Motors for Sale 197B18 ft. Torry ban boot. 90 HP Mercury motor. etec. mo1or, extrea. Call 614387-0831 or 448 -2022 . 14 ft. eluminum Storcnlt boot. 2 6 h.p. """"' llo trolling motor •800 . 1975 Yamoho roed bike $600. 614-992-2969 . Con ba ,_, at Betty' 0 Cerryout. 78 Camping Equipment s- 1978 6 camper. t1,0811. 304-876-1104, ... 4:00. 304-895-3679 .,_ 4:00. Com ping troilor 111 tt .. Trot· wood. SIHpl &, fuM length ewnlng, low towing mlloogo, oxc. cond ., t1,095. C•ll 448-82119 oveninga . BORN LOSER (I) ESPN SportaCenter II) Andy Griffith Cl) CD Fomlly Feud Cl) Buolneu Report GD You Aakod For It (jj) Moneymakers 8J Ci) EnterUinment Tonight 8:00 II (f)(!) Love, Sidney Sidney is upset when P11t1i falls l'HAVI' 10 FIR£: Ablll'" fro m .a swing he made . jR) (f) MOVIE: 'Tho corn Ia Green' (f) MOVIE: 'Becket ' (I) I Spy (!) 2nd Annual Legendary Pocket Billlord Stars II) MOVIE: 'Tho Four Musketeers ' CD Ill (J}J Major Leogue Booebail : T . .ma to Bo Announced Ill CD GD Body Human: The Living Code To night' s program exam ines a boy's fight against a deadly disea se. a couple's effprt s to have a heahhy baby and a m tss1on through a man·s brain to res tore it to norm al. ANNIE .• BUT TH' ROCK FOOMATIOM Y' CALL "6Eilfl CLfl~ F/Nf<Ef{ ' iG STILl. R:/IHTIH' AT Wt1EFIE TH' OLD MII'IE WIIS .1 AH' ... E ~ •. FliGHT )60 n] ln .) Cl) ® Frontline 'Tho Russ •an s Are Here .· fl) MOVIE: 'The Word' Part 1 B:30 a ()) man is from huge conql,.,,,,,~j. Excavating QOZER WORK By Ted 1-fanna . panda, ditches , batement1. etc. Call 4464907 . Carter S. Evan s Trenaportetion . Lonnie Bogg1 E•cevatlng. Oo1er. backhoe, dumptruck. Work by hour or job. Call 446 -7903 . (()Soio CD trapper John, M .D. a OH. IN THATCASE.YOU ([) PBS Late Night COUNT ME OUr. MY IDEA OF EXERCISE 15 TO JUMP ON THE BACK OF 50ME0Nf , ELSE WH0'5 EXERCISING 1 J .A . R . Conttruction Co. Water Line s. Fo oters , Oro ina. All kin do of Ditching. Rutlond, Oh . 614 -742 2903 . (lG All In the Family Cl) Nlghtlino Honoymoonoro 12:00 (I) Bumt • Allen (!) ESPN SportoCenlor II) MOVIE: 'Imitation of Ute' CD Nightline GD MOVIE: 'Jooaico' e Mory Hortmon, Mory Hartmon .12:30 D (lJ fl) l.eto Night with Dovld l.ettormon . David's . guest Is Ashley Whippet . • e Meigs Exc11V11dng. BuMdozer llo bKkhoeoervice. Be-. Electrical Refrigeration 711 ................ \$171, runo ,Font f,;'ZndA.._, · II p.m ... 44f-3171. MAW? 1 :00 1 :30 tht.Col 514-246-6204. ------·--Complng tn.l. . 18 ft . Trot· 8leapo 8 full.--. 81 Home JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE. Coli 814- 387-7471 or814 -387-0191 . 1--:-:-----:-- - - - - _ _ lm_P_ro_ve_me_nt_l_ STI,ICCO 111 7397. _ ' 11-12. 87 1 PEANUTS - THE SliN IS SHININ6 ••• AREf(r VOII OUTSIDE ? / il-115 IS SOMMEit VACATION .. I'M VACATiONINS! 2:00 TJ.IAT'S IT .. . I'M SLOBBINS! 2 :30 3!00 ' 3:16 3 :30 Upholatery PLAITEIUNO !: :'d"::!ot~ ..... ........... Call 114-251- ------------- WHAT's THAT. General Hauling _,... tow ......;.. . . - : ...,, oond., t1,086. Coll448- Netd •omothing haul•d • • • •· IWIY or aornathing movad7 1 9 8 2 _ . . _ _ 1259 -We' ll do H. CoR 448-3159 ...... low m' g II liP-' bat'waan 9 end S . •••• I ' 1 will topplr, -.:. oond. Cell ttl 4434 .... 4. JIMS WATE!' SEAVICE. ~=--...,.:------ 1 Coli Jim lenler, 304-1781178 o...ePoWerWotlon. 12,200. Very - " cond. 814-812-8148. BARNEY ED' S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE cell City Furniture 304 -875 -280B · or 448 01131 . 85 TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 loc. A.... Oolllpollo. 441 -7833 or 44e-1133. HAD TO 13S. A;;swerhera : Saturt!ay's Now arrange the d rcled letters to fotm the s urprise answer. as suggested by the above canoon. A[ I I )oF"( r I I I I ... (Answers 1omorrowJ J u -: HUMAN LITHE MALLET NOGG IN Answet; No matter how conditio ns Improve In tha t big city, 1he subway always appears to be thls -"IN A HOL E" I .... r., c-.. ....,....,. ... ...,...,.~L elght·wordS~.~ptr Jumbtlll.-,. month. , • .,........,_.,.to:.MI!biiiLOIMJSFMCiwb.ciolhll pap· , Bo• 5241, Grrncl c:...l S4rtlon. NfW YOI'II, N.Y. 1011l. lnducll 'IfNI MIN . ~~ • nd zip cocle. '*" BRIDGE 4:00 4 :30 Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby A deceptive play NORTH .QJ93 2 " 10 7 ~ tAK6 •a ~ 1-lJ-13 .71 WEST EAST ~-108 .. J82 'fAQ93 108 71 2 • J 53 •QJ 7 .A96 3 SOUTH .AK64 'f K 6 4 • Q9 • K 10 4 2 ! Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Wetil Nortb Eau Pass Pass Pass 2'f 3NT Pass Pass Pass Sou1b 1 NT z• Pass the dog frisbee-catching ... champio n. (60 m in., I]) MOVIE: ' Sofwl 3000' Cil Jll!'k Bonny Show (!) PKA Full · Contaot Konrte : U.S. · Woltor. weight Champlonthlp PKA Full Contact Karate presents the U.S. Welterweight Championship looturtng Dale Cook ond Randy Meek . 190min.) • (()Columbo • Cl) ABC Nowa One on Ono e Twilight Zono (lJ I Mllrrled Joon CD ABC N_. Ono on One ()J Newa e (lJ NBC News Qvon\ight (lJ MOVIE: ' ...And Your N-laJonoh' Cll Mv Little Marvl• fl)Newa/lllanOfl e(JICNNHoolllltoe News CD MOVIE: 'EroclleH Love' ()) s.t of 700 Club CD ESPN BportoContor (II CBS N_. Nluhtwllch CD MOVIE: 'Ebb Tide' ()) 700 Club (I) ESPN'tlnolde l•o~l (lJ MOVIE: 'Jacltaon · CountyJoll' (I) NCAA Dlvltlon II e I==...:- MOYIE: 'F..tWoldng' MOYIE: l011' RoM llagley M11h n: lnJPDitlble ·o.- rHled the hea rt queen on the 4• blame declarer for goin g wro ng. The play is called the Coon Coup because Charles Coon of Glouceste r made it in 1962 against all-time great Opening lead: +Q Benlto Garozzo in lhe 1962 World Champ ionshi ps. I By Oa•old Jocoby aod James Jacoby Jim : " Although most brldse championshi~s arc won by careful, stohd play interspersed with a sprinkling ol luck, a very ca ptivatIng aspect of the game Is the opportunity to execute clever coups . In the recent Spring National Championshlpll my team was victimIzed by a line deceptl ve pia y by Gordon Crispin, a young player !rom Montreal. " assume Gordon continued with the three. and Soulh ducked to let West's jack and East' s ace set the cori t ract." Jim : " It would be nice t o be able to say that our team duplicated lhis defense at t he oth er table. However , our West chose 10 open his fourth - b es t diamo nd . Declarer drew trumps. dis· carded one heart on dia · monds and ma de fiv e-odd since he scored both his kings." (NE WSP A. PER E NTE RP RISE ASSN J ~UcMf"•' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Nall 5 Respond ZCarry on madly 3 Love ( Sp. I to stimuli 10 Tibetan 4 Borge, e.g. 5 French holy one playwright 11 HW1ter's I Legislate souvenir 7 Siamese coin U Bard'! river 8 Vine 14 Connected 9 IneliJI"nsive series dwelling 15 Apostate 12 Abllconded 11 Soldiers 11 Sharon 18 lnaect zt Braggart 11 Candlenut n lnUmate U Turncoat . %3 - tree ZIEU U Fret 24 Old Chinese 3l File kingdom :!I Harvest 28 Attractive :W Pa . city 35 Except 3i Rebufl 38 Stor~~&e 38 Italian been had! box city Z5 Pet - 2111oxer HebeWon setting Z7 French river ZIGruff 21 Pill to work • Cow's cry UDon sz Conlcript I'! Give the power »Soviet lake 41Typeof tire UHlndu deity UHoffman tUm aBo - DOWN 1 Nonaense DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work ll: to AXYDLIAAXI LONGFELLOW Ont letter aimply olando lor another. In lhl• 11mple A It ~ lor the three L 'a, X lor the two O's, el< . Slncle lettero, opoolropltea, the lenllh ond lormotion ol the word• ore oll Illata. Jtleh d11 the code lettero ore dllerent. caynoquOTES DS SN SDB DBBW YTHLD JLPG w.nen•a TI'IGit Cham- u. Os wald : " South opened the bidding with one no-trump and after a Jacoby transfer bidding sequence became the decl arer in four spades." Jim: " West led the queen ol clubs. Gordon ~<COn w ith the ace." Os wald : " Looking a t dummy , he should have had no trouble in determining t~a i the only hope to defeat four spades would be to take thr ee hear t l r icks. But declarer has to have the heart king for his opening bid at one no-trump." Jim: "Sure , but Gf'r don Crispin dec ided th at South might not hold lhe heart jac k. So at tr ick t wo he tabl e." Os wald : "I can'l 0 I]) fl) Fomily Tieo A 9"1 uses Mallory in order to get c lose r to Alex. (R~ 9:00 0 (f) (!) MOVIE: ' Bore Essence: The Final Chapter' Cll 700 Club (!) USFL Football : Denver at Oakland Ill CD ® Tucker' 1 Witch CIJ ® Groat Performances ·w agner ·s Ring: Gotterdamme rung Act s II a nd Ill. · Hagen murd ers Siegfried and the Rhine maidens re· claim the ri ng to start a ne w era . (2 hr s., 30 m in.) 9:30 I]) MOVIE: 'The Torry Fok Story' 10:00 (lD Cagney end lacey til INN Nowa 10:15 II) TBS Evening Nowo 10:30 (f) AFI Showcase Cil Star Time til In Search ol .... 11 :00 II 1D ()) 1!1 ([) ® ID (J}J News I]) MOVIE: ' Des Boot' II) Women Watch (!) Nawa/Sporto/Woothor Ill) Benny Hill Sho"' 11 :30 D (f) (!) Tonight Show Jo hnny 's gue sts are Suzanne Pleshette and Dick Cavett . \RJ \60 min .) (f) Voniahed :Miaelng . Children Five true storie s of mtssing children are pre · sented . C1J Another Ule CD Calllnt motor ........ . . _ 7, -IIWillng; OIUl.oond.. p.o., p.b., rodiol 'TU RNED C: I<'OOK rJ r a JIM 'S PLUMBING llo HEATING . Fomerly Dewitt's Plumbing . Cell 614-3870678 . WASHER DRYER REPAIR . Guoron1973 17 ft . lrovel Mote tMd work. Call anytime Jamping trailer. Setf con- 814 -286 -8820 or814-268tained. Sl-1 8 . Electric, 1207. goa • 12 won ovnorto. A.c.; nice towing. t2.200. Hitch SEWING Mechlne repeira, & trollor bar included . Sot or Ht'Yiri. Authoilnd Singer coli Gory Hyooll 114-992- Saln Ia Service Sharpen Sclaaon . Fabr ic Shop. 538B. Pomeroy. 992-2284. I eccentric inventor . I).\ e:otllb CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 448 -3BBB or 446447"7 5 1RON<9 M A N . I RIMPIAj Cll Dob.. GUllo Plumbing 8o Heating D~PEIIIDA8LE e ([)PM Mogozine (lJ Buma • Allon (I) ESPN' olnoldo BoHball THE CIRCUS r I e PAINTING - interior and . " exterior, plumbing. roofing. some remodeling . 20 yrs. ekp. Call 814-3BB-9652 . 8o 1 fl) Charlie' 1 Angola D CD Tic: Toe Dough CD <lll MocNoii-Lehrer Report (JDNowo Cl) People'• Court .StarTrok 7:30 D I]) Uo Detector I]) Frogglo Rock Visit tho wortd ,ol Fragglo Rock underneath the basement of an PJiinimum .11 c square foot to aluminize your mobile homo root. 304-676-1293. 84 REJEsvn- CD EnterUin.,.... Tonight · -VI. farm pondo. 614-7422407 or 814-742-2088. Motors Homea It Campers CAXTE ·1 I (() GreenAcret Roofing end Carpentry work, general repairs. call Anthony William son, 814- · 367-0194. 83 1 1 l]lJ Over Eaay piece custom fit your hornet Guaranteed . Advanced Guttor. )Day 814-692 -4066,1 )night 614-89B -8205 .) 82 Motorcycles 1973 24V. · 1300both. ... . . . . . . . . • 90-.130. 304-11,111-!1123. 30 dloy ~~~·-: Cel44118033. more. R1111. llrioe 1311.811, 1980 Willya jeep, 4 whel drive, 4 cylinder . $800 . Call 247-4292 or 614 -9492029 . ------------ft. Sc:loooo .. 61 Household Gooda a- - FISURI!: WHY THEY'P WA"'T TO PU C~ THEIR tir•. 79 ' G - oehiglliotur, LaureiJ~nd Apta. In New He~. W.V. ere "ow ec· c:eptl~g oppllcotloi)a tor 2 bedro~m opta. F~rnlohod I !>TILL CAN'T 1 For Sale, " Avian" Travel Troller, 28' ooll-contolnod. o.c .• •21100. E•c . cond . Ph ; 4411-3288 . Und wuhor llo dryoro GE, Whirlpool. Kenmore. All guaranteed 30 deya, verloue colore. Coli 814-281-1207. fHAT PUNo!lff IN THERE. THEY WERE MIGHTY I~ I ~TENT I &ORROW THEIR CAR. footara. landoceping, drive- Toblcco Pienta for ule, Kentucky 14& 17. Colllrom 4 untill 9 :00p .m .. 304-B823296 . mixed hoy, . , _ -;-,;;-Feint- ;.,_ a- m~. Col 614-388-8463 0< 814-388-9766. Grain Tobacco plonto, 304-8963957. 80 Chevy Spoot bUollo black. 1 ----~------:. _ induded, Nit proof GENE 'S CARPET CLEANbottom tinted •-- AM FM lNG SERVICE . Recom ' · g--. mended tor proteoaionol radio. vinyl. doors. carpeted, 1teem clean ing . Scotch =-81~.. • 6 •800· Col Guord- Free Eotimotoa. Coli Gone at 614 -992 -6309 . 1978 Spaiciol, V-8, auto nna.. no RON 'S Televi1ion Service . Nit. ..C. cond., t1 ,860. Call Specielizing in Zenith and Motorolil . Ou•zar , and 4411-810B. houae colla . Coli 876-239B or 446 -2464. 72 Trucks for Sale &=;T);I Trimming. stump removal. Call 876-1331 . 1979 Dodge D -60 pickup. extra extra aharp. 13,195. RINGLE'S SERVICE expeJohn'l Auto Selet. Call rienced roofing, including 448-4782 . hot tar appliution , carpen-· ter. electrician, mason . Call 78 Chevy truck. Scotttdole 304 -676 -20B8 or 676 20, with ....... 304- 4680 . 876-4444. Water Wells. Commercial =::--:-V:-a-:-n--::-::-:-:W".-=o::. -I and Domoatic. Teot holea. 1 111 4 Pumps Sales and Service. - - - - . . , . - - - -- I304-B96 -3B02. ' 1979 Jeep Cherokee-S 1tation wagon, AC. em-tm, p.o.. p.b.. Get your carpet in ship radio!. rollev wneelo. exc. shape. Water removal, FREE ESTIMATES, FURNITURE cond. Coll614-245-6204. CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 814 -446-2107 . 76 Dodge Yon, $1800. Customi~ed . bank appraisal E & R Tree Service, fully $2,~00. 304-676-6809. inaure.d . fre8 estimatea . Phone 614-367-0636, coli 1974 · Fqrd. Bronco, ·302 aher 6 . ' auto .. good cond. 304-876- _S_E_A_M LE -: S -S _G _U _ TT = E-:R-:S-.0-n:. 5116 after 4 p .m . cond, C.ll614-388-8436. .. . ' .. " '. .............. ' CD Fnher Knowa lleat CD e (JI ABC Now. e CD tm cas News CD Dr. Who CAPTAIN.EASY DOT ANP DON MU:iPT'VE PUT 1 r t1 ":;::-~- - 8 :15 (lJ MOVIE: ' llugo Buo:ony' a Thin,! Movie: 1 001 Rlobbit T.... ' 6 :30 • I]) fl) NBC. NW!a (lJ ........ That Bob oured. Froa ootimotoo, 814949- 2888. 1981 Su1uki B50 8 L, full dre11. shaft drive. low mi leage. 12,500. Coli after 6, 814-266-1141 . 78 Dodge Omni 4 apd .. 4 dr .. good cond.. •2.200 or belt offer. Coli 448-9846 or 4467332. 7842. 63 Trucka for Sale .... 2nd ..... 1.000. Coli -~---- -- ----- Mobllt home. 20 ft. living rodm . No pet1, drunka or '.. elope. 1. child occoptld . J11hn llhMtl, 3V. mi. aouth - Middl~ort, Rl. 7. EVENING 1-:;:;:::::::::'l":;~=;;:=;:=:;::~~~=i heevy buildingaqu. •nd homes. to 1 ipme_ n t . FultyAlin· Moving, selling furniture . Dlnene set, bed . etc . Inquire at trailer behind C.J.'s bar on Rt. 7 . ------------- WINDOW air-Conditioning unft. used 1 year, ctn be - n It 611 Moin St. Pt. Ploonnt, or toll 304-876 2310. Instruments Troy Built rototlller•..::·new and used. Swisher lrl'lplemant Co., Sr. Rt . 7 North, Gollipolla. Oh. 448-0476. ------------- Sleeping room t125. utiltloa pold. oinglo mole. , Shore btth, 919 Second Ava. Gollipolla. Coli 448-4416 after 7PM . 67 Hi Pre&.. ure Cleaning. AJuminum aiding, mobile home•... wood, brick , aand 1tone Limesto~e, nnd, gravel, dellver.e d m . Me1on, Meigs, Gelhe or p1ckup at Richards 11o Sono. 448-77B6 . . . ------------- Roofing a. SpoUtIng. 30 ~rs experience. apeciaUzing in buHt up roof. Coiiii14-38B-9B67. Roofing. i hingiH, spouting end eluminum eiding work. lnaurect, Fru Eetimatea. 1114-949 -26B6. 61 ------------______ ______ _ "Mafcl..im WEEKS WESTIE KENNEL AKC Woot Hlghlond whlto terrier~. puppiea end atud ltririce. Coli 614 - 387 0624 . Air conditioner Sears beat B, OOO BTU . Richerd Pickena, Valley Bell Dairy. Pt . Plea11nt. R_.••aed Signl Nothing down! Take over payments 168.00 monthly. 4 'x8' fleahing anow ~ · . New buloo. letten. Hole na. CaM FREE 1-B00-626-7 • anytime. () 6/13/83 ~. Painting interior S. exterior, wellpaper ha"glng. Insured. Free oltimotea. 814-9492888 : . 1- - - - - - - - - - unh. All liko new. 304-6766843. .... • 8 ------------- Deli Equipment - B ft. deli cuer, TEC .. ·digital acolea, Hobart aliCOf llo rofri9erator 0 0 0 ------------ ------------- 304-171 -1213 lor malao, mott1 lluHdlng ·ond orectlon coolo. Allo buying tod telling ......, equiP"*''· Horoo llo otodo trwller Ml••· Fu.. nhura, eltc.. · , trlcel. • oiOc:tronlc ·o...,PIIeo ond equipment. Pleuont Moodo- Diatributora ond 0 1979 Olda Cullen SuFor Sale: Spinet COniOie pi; preme, 2 tone, ailver • blue. ano. bergeln. Wanted : Res -· 1.4995.00. 304-773-6117 . ponaible party to take over 24" ceiling house fan with low monthly payment• on ohuner, slightly uoed 8100 . Spinet Piano. Can be teen MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE 304-876-2B7B. locally. Write Credit Ma- 1974 Hondo c ·B 360, 1400. nager: P.O . Box 537, Shel- 304-675-1BOO. CHEST type frell!lzer . b'l"'ilie. IN . 46176. 1972 Vomoho 360 Endoro, t126.00. CL 360 Hondo , e500.00. Some other furni- 1-=.,.----- -- - - good condition, $260.00 . 304-676-69116. turo. 304-676-6230. 68 Fruit ·& Vegetables Gl!s rerige, 180. can be seen 1 --~--.:..'- - - - at 5 Burdette Addition . 1976 Pomioc Cotolina. tour Strawberrlet. Taylor 's Berry door. phone 304-1711-4681 Sicle ber mower for Cub Ca- Pacch, Kerr-Harrisburg Rd. 8 after 6 . det 48 in cut. exc. cond. AM -B PM . Mon . · Sot. Coli $150 finn. 3.6 HP Sea Kin 448 -B892 or 814 -246- USEO CARS, 77 .9B Olda Lux . sadan. 73 Coupe Deboat motor. axe . cond. $10 9667. villa Cedillec . 71 Sedan firm. Call 304-BB2-3343 . Strawberrle1 . Pick. your Deville Codllloc. 72 C-20 own . Call Claude Winter . Chov. Van. 304-876-3099 . COUNTRY Primitive lurni- Coll614 -246-6121 . ture on 111e thlt month . We oloo oell Min Wox Finlohlng STRAWBERRIES , pick your 1 979 Thunderbird, PC. cond .. 46,000 mi... 4.000. Call814Suppli~• · Wood ·World, own , Mon~ay through" Sat2606 Grand Central Ave.. urdey, S -8 . ·n·o ·Check1 . 387-723e. Happy Hollow Fruit ·Ferm . Vienna, W.Va . Gallipolis Ferry. 304-678- 1974 Monte Cer1o , exc. cond.. 82,000. Cell 4482026. 4630 . Central air unit for mobile home . Cell 614-266-6632 . COUNTY APPLIANCES. Inc . Good used epplltncea. 60 Lin&ln Retired Couple wa1hera. dryara. rafrlg., TV 1111 . 627% 3rd. Ave .. Golli- Seers Kenmore. butt·in dilonly. Ph . 448-3069 . polla. Cell 448 -1899. ~~::~::=;.·· good running Furnlihed · Apt., 3 rooms private. first floor. referenc8 GOOD USED AP.PLIANCES - waahere, dryerl , refrlgera- 9x12 , _ cooport 886; 12•12 prolorrod. Call ...._ 448-2215 . tora. renQee. Ska'ggs Ap- new carpet IB6; 2 and tablea pllancea, Upper River Rd ., Aptl .for rent In Middlepof1 beside Stone Creet Motel . & colhoe table $16: honging wrought lamp 830: Searulec. Pomeroy llo N~w Hoven . Coli 446-7398. otovtl 1176: rolrig. t176. Call 448-1323. 56 Building ~upplies 1, 2. 3 or 4 bedroom Apta., Cement blocks ol sizoo. cinder lumuohed or unf\lmiahed.,814blocks, B" chimney blocks, 992-2381 fnim 9 to 4. lantela, windowo. fireplace Building material• moteriola. Gallipolis Block Co .. In Town Apta. 'Aieo nice office block, brick, sewer pipet. Pine St .. Gallipolia, Oh . 448apace. Call. Cleland Realty at windows . lintels , etc . 27B3. Cleude Wlntert. Rio Grande, 614-992-2259. 0 . Goll 814-246-5121 . Unique Antique mahOgany Furnished 1pt., 131 '1'1 4th )Hunt cowred), Avo.,, Gollipolla. 2 bdr .. 54 Misc . Marchandiae cerved feet - elobonotely 1186 mo .. weter peid . Call trimmed with boon 448 -441B after 7PM . rollingo. bran inloy,od trim of PAYING cesh for comics dooro. " ' - r ·and lega. Muend paperb1cks, buy, Hll or Furnished eHiency apt. In tude . Contact Cheeter . ....., quollty $3,000. Coli 814-992-2660. Morrison , town. 1150 mo. C11i The 304-875-8239 . 169 LincolnHil. Pomeroy, Oh. Wiseman Real EtUtl Agency. Coli 448 -3643 . NEW Beluw Sawmill 11o P11ner . Still in Original crate, 46 Furni1hed Rooms never uaad , aele pric e : 66 Pats for Sale t3 . 200 . 00 - Coet: 13,750.00. Aunt off trectOJ For rent Sleeping · Room1 or other" low RPM engine. AKC Doochund, 4 ynro old, and light hou• k•ping Porteble. c1n be taken to opoyed lemole 186 . 304 room1. Park Centrei Hotel. Umbtlr, ••t-up biH not 468 -1838. Cell 448-0758 . Included . 30., ·937-2689 . ------------- Mobile Home apace in Galli· polis . 920 Fourth Ave. 170. CAU conemo o~ blocl< lco eatl· IINutHul Coc:kapoo pupa. HILLCREST KENNEL 1 974 Pontloc Catalina nice.. Ba.rding oil broedo. Selling Rolla lor B' bed pickup. Call Hoppy Joel< Dog Food. AKC Dob4lrniilne: Stud Service. 448-1389 after 8 . Coli 448· 7795. . Handfl\8de doll houJ& plus varioua hendc rafted tables, DRAGONWYNO CATTERY benchea 8t ahelves. Call - KENNEL AKC Chow pup448-4380 . pies, CF A Hlmal•y•n. Peralan e,d Slame11 klttena. Coli 446-3844 oftor 4PM . Wat1on Rd . Owner flnanc· ing evoflable. Coll4411-8221 atter 8 weekdays . Viewing ~ t10 -Ice equip. plua much Lota ~elevision lmprovementl llobv ...... . - The Ohio 'N' CARLYtE rio Mobil• Hom•• for S1l1 otclo . 35 June 13, 1983 H HVGHUBW OB W LD;DBEV GBHEPR LN JBTISUB . ~ P H 0 T .B S0 V 8 E X H D I B V . Y•leadly'a ~=te: BOYS WILL BE .1 WILL~IDr ALXBb , BOYS, -AND ~ · IE-AGEDMEN.-KIN HUBBARD .48,.- e tta K.,., FNtu'" SyndiC:IIt. itw ... ah~4 �Ohio I" ' ~LBERFELDS 1913 7 • sut'l'lEMENT TO: THE POMEROY SINTINfl ~ IN POMEROY . FATHER'S .DAY SALE·, . . MEN'S SHIRTS .. ' .' ' . ·~,. ,. This sale includes all of our men's shirts. •Van Heusen Dress Shirts •Knit Shirts · •Tank Tops •Sport Shirts •Cut Offs An excellent selection of solid colors · stripes · patterns in dress and casual looks. ' ' OVERTURNED UQUID HYDROGEN - This trucklsownedbyAlrl'roductsandMichaeiBonnerof overturned lunker truck carrying liquid hydroge'!_.. Missouri was treated and released from an a forced authorities to shut down lnlerstare 75 just north hospital. ( AP Laserphoto ). 1111' of Sidney, Ohio for more than 12 hours Sunday. The detoured . Deputy David Allspaw sa id the detour r esulted ln congested traffic conditions. There was "extremely heavy 1ra ffle; very hazardous driving condillons,'-' Allspaw said. The driver of the truck, M ichael Bonner of Missouri, was treated and r elea'j"d from Wilson M emorial Ho,-pllal. No other Injuries were reported. The truck was northbound on I -75 at 2:20 a. m. when It overturned, com ing to rest on its side under an overpass and blocking hath north· hound lanes, the sheriff's department sa id. The truck . is owned by Air Products and Chemical Inc. of Granlie City, ill., and was bound for North Baltimore, Ohio. Dick Greenburg, flee! operations manager for· the company. said the tanker w asn't full , contalning only some residual hydrogen from SHIRTS .................... $5.45 Men's $8.95 SHIRTS .................... $6.95 Men's $12.95 SHIRTS ................... $10JS Men's $15.95 SHIRTS ................... $12.45 Men's $19.95 SHIRTS ................... $15.55 Men's $21.00 SHIRTS ................... $16.35 previous loads. The sheriff s department said there were 400 to 500 gallons of hydrogen In the tanker, which had a capacity of 7,!XXJ gallons. Keith Miller, of theOhlo Highway Patrol, said representatives of the Ohio Envlrorunental Protection Agency, state Department ofTransportatlon, the state fire marshal's office and the disaster services office were at the scene. In addition, rep~ntatlves of the Public UIIU· ties Comrnisson of Ohio were there. "The PUCO was out," Deputy Richard Stelnke said. " They over· see the whole operation." Air bags and tow trucks were used to right the46,00pound vehicle, and 1-75 was reopened In the early afternoon. "The airbags were to help the initial Uft," Stelnke s;lld. " It's (the tanker) lined with lead, and it's really heavy empty." . . . . lllllltlllll ...... llat. tlilllitJ rtpta ........... llfl lit I'Uplllillll ,., .,,..,.,~,... "'"'· ..,., ~ HAPPY FA •-l---l-l....li----\-"'=:J.-1~-~~ ••wE CARRY I FULL LlliE OF KAYWOODIE, MEDICO, AID YELLD·BOLE.PIPES!" ' Remember your Dad on his day next Sunday with a shirt from our collection well known makers as Van heusen Wra~- Campus - I.e TIgre. Sale prices continue through next Saturday. PLENTY ' Law student new Miss Ohio MANSFIE LD, Ohio (AP ) - The new M iss Ohio Is look!Jtg forwa rd to tourlng Ohio during her r eign and hopes to help propleunderstand thai her erown doesn't r epresent the typical beauty p;tgmnl . "l l" s not just a bea uty p<lgeant ,'" sale! Pamrla Rigas of Canfleid aft er her coronalion Sa turday nigh!. "'l11e girL• In the pageant are ln!el llgenl and m ore !han j ust good-looklngand well-groomed. Durlng her reign. the 22-yea r -old law school sluclenl sa id, " J"d like to lf'arn a lot about lhPs latrof Ohio ... 1 . . . tlnqll JHI 11, 11U Men's $6.95 Explosion threat closes road SIDNEY, Ohio !API - Au thori ties safely released buill-up pressure ln an overturned l anker truck carrylng liquid hydrogen Sunday , bull ntersln tc ?r,wasclosed for more than 12 hours for fpar of an explosion. The accident north of Sidney dented the la nker , causlng the build up of pressure and I he potentia I of an explosion, authorities said. "The pressure got up to ahout 24 pounds, antl l guess 40 pou nds Is dan gerous," sa id a spokesm an for the Shelby Count y sheriff' s depart men I. The sherllf' sdepa r lmeni said 1ha 1 to reduce the pressure, officia ls released some uf the hydrogen, which evaporated as II hi! the air. Nitrogen was !hen pourc<J Into the tanker to neu1 ralize the remaining hydrogen. A four-mil<• stretch of 1-7> .was dosro O?arly Sunday, from Ohi o 119 to Count y Road 25-A, and lrafficw,Js SALE STARTS TODAY also just hope lo learn about myself in the process." By wlnnlng the Miss Ohio Scholar ship Pageant , Miss Rigas earned I he right earned the r ight to carry the sta le's banner into the Miss America Pagea nt In Atlantic Cit y in September. • She had entered the Miss Ohio Scholarship Pageant as Miss Cuyahoga County Fair·. She recently comple!ro her first year of law school a! !he University of Cinci nnati. Aflrr her rmwnlng a! the R£nals · sa nee Theatre here, she wasasked if she had a m essage for all women. " !!would be t hal youcoulddoand l"' evr ry thlng. So many women think they have to sacrifice educa· HUNTINGT ON, W.Va. JAP\ lion .for ... beauty or you have to be The body of a ell\- year H unlin~1on one thing ortheot her. Butyoucan be m an, who jumped Into the Ohio a lady, you ca n be well-educa ted , River to save his granddaugh ter·, you can still present yourself and be was found Sunday by rescur a beautiful person, inside and out, workers dragging the rlVPr , stale ·\;) you don't have to be one or !he other. pollcPsa ld. You can be ew ry lhing and just The body of .Jamrs Howard sl rive furlha!." .Jackson w;ts found -10 fwl frurn Miss Hlgas was Ohlo"s .Junior where hr' entered the wa ter Satu r Miss in 1978 and Mlss Aiabama-USA day art ernoon w hr n his :>-year-old in l!Hl, w hen shP was second granddaught er, .Jessica, fell out of their hoat. Troopl'r D.G. &•ckley of !heslalr pollee detachmPnt In Hunlington said Jackson's body was takPn to St. Mary's Hospll al in Huntington and that cause of death hcrd not been determinl<i . •Ja ckson's dau gh te r -I n-law, T er·esa, said h!'r husband, .Joseph, was wa ter skllng !rum behlnd !he hoat and whrn tltr boa t made a sharp tum to pick him up. their daughter wen! overboard . Jackson, a st rong swimmer who was not wO?aring a life jacket, re_ scued the girl and after llfl lng h!'r to the boat, disappeared. Mrs. JackSPn sa id. " I qldn 't know how to tum off the hoat,': she said. " He was yelllng'lurn off the hoat .' When I pulled Jessica In, he disappea red." Jackson was an employ!'C of1BM In Ch'lfleston. Drowning victim ,s body recovered OF FREE PARKING runner-up in the Miss Universe contest. She graduated ln 198'2 with a LEIIOIX DELUXE CORDLESS PIIOIIE WITH IIITERCOI - ,1/J'. EU,f•ltl, ........ ,., ,Q .. JI Of, 0"10 C~C£ CARD ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ degree in accounting from Troy 1 State University, Troy, Ala., which ~ she attended on a lull, four-year .Junior Miss scholarship. She has said she plans to use her scholarship from the pageant to help pay for her law school education. Miss Rigas. who succeeds Debra Gombert, had won the swimsuit competition In a prellmlnary round. Melissa Anne Bra dley, 22, of Mansfield, Miss Wlliard Jaycees, was first runner-up. Second runner· up was Cynthia Sue Straub, 24, of Westerville, Miss Clayland, and third runner-up was VIrginia Croskery, 21, of Medina, Miss Western Reserve. Comp<lrlng theM Iss Ohio Scholarship Pageant lo the Miss USA competitions. Miss Rigas said, " This program is a scholarship program and the other Is sirlctly a beauty p<lgeanl. ... Even as a national runner-up in the Miss USA program, I have received more scholarship money as a state winner here than I did in the other." • .. sauea on loansI ~ ,..., . .. ,,,· ..... '..•••'":.' .... COSOIIIC , TELEPMIIE Will WILL aRICIET T•l•phone lin e powered. Push but · ton key'board . Pul,. d ialing verlion . Tone ri nger swi tch con d isable ringer Pu•h bullor\ dlcll nj~ ond Oll1"'•' 1"g I<om up 10 700 Fl owoy Tr.p o bullon !p r.,d lol !h e lo11 numb• • ,1 b u$ y , Coli P.,g• bu tt o11 lr11m bo•• to honds•l o r hand" Ito bo•• ~•r uri r y lmk bu tTon lot pt•w..,ti~ ""o"thodr•d "'" In ut• LED lndlto •o • lotnp • Yol.wn• Control 5.., ;rck . Full O"pl• • Clttult •, ,a.llo •n Yo" To Talk and lltl•n !.lm.,I10111Hlully low lklllery lndlcoto( T• lh Yo" when to R•cho• ~ bott•• iet . 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PHONE· Ohlo) · W· VI ·) 713·QS77 SUIBEAI liAS &RILLIISTER ' YOU MAKE TiiE DEAL AND LET OUR EXPERTS TAKE CARF OF TiiE REST • rc::=l Authorized catalog Merchants l.~J our lOWer rates Built by Europe 's foremost tire manufacturer Proven perfor· mance wtlh rad ial cord con· struc11on Smooth htgt'lwly nde DieHard·• 'Americe's besl-sellin t rep!tcement auto CINCINNATI (AP ) - Pollee are 1rylng to determine whether a 61-year-old Cincinnati man found shot t<) death Sunday fell vtctlm to a hJtch~.Iker suspected of thr"' other shoottpgs since May 14. HamUton County Sherltf Lincoln Stoklll! said the body of E l€flterios Srnyr/flkls, a cafe manager , was fourid on a sparsely popuiateq street In supurban Anderson Township . Therq, was no ldentillcatlon on the body, but Smyrlakls' son Identified hJm ji!ter watching a television · news !;tory ahout the death. 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