http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c1d4f288200bf528c694493727eef9a7.pdf e6cd968869152d04bb70461799e1be8c PDF Text Text • .. Inside tollay's SentineL : .. WINTHROP lose 5-1 decision...Page 3 Ye~AY. IT SAID 1HAJ;. 06CSI1Y 15 "THE THINGS ..• · NUMeu=R ONE O'tiiSEOF... . ' ~qOTl-iER Ea~ •, by Dick Cavalli · t J<~D AN INTERe;5TI~ . ARTICLE AWUT' 06E:511Y Reds. d Area dlillllll· ....,: .........................................,............... Page 10 'Sz llillt ,,, .. ,, ....... ......... : ............................. Pages S-7-3 C&aillwft' ......... ~~..................... v .. ········· .. ····· .. ··· · ·- ~·· ·· ··· Page 9 a . OVERWj;I$-IT AUNT. Ed Sullivan THIS IS THE DAY I TACKLE alE CERTAIN JOeG t>ROUND THE HOUSE 6RING FEAR AND OF THE MOSr DIFFICULT TA'5K5 LOATHING TO THE HE.ARrs; IAAGI NABLE. OF HUSBA.NC7S. ' as ,. THIS IS THE OAY I (;C) IT. HAZEL.' are searching for more funds lor schools during the next two years . . TheSenateEducattonandRetlreSenateslncemld·May. ment Committee recommended He didn't elaborate, but ex· adding $123 niUllon to the House pressed hope that his 17-member allocation lor schools, which would caucus can reach an accord and bring the total lor tile biennium to bring the two-year, $25 billion · about $4.7 bDllon . "But T don't know where we are proposal to tile Senate floor. this . week. going to lind It," tile Senate leader Meshelsaldhedoesn'texpectany said. The Increase from the House GOP votes on the measure- which total also Is recommended by the means he can't alford a· single Department ol Education. House Commerce and Labor Democratic defector In the 33- · member Senate. Chairman. CUI( Skeen, D·Akron, Issues unresolved In the btU, !!aid his papel will consider amend· needed by July 1 to keep state fiSCal ments and take final action Tuesday operations running, mostly Involve on the coUectlve bargaining btU, business tax Increases. which the Senate approved In ApOI. Democrats spent much or last House Speaker Vernal G. Rllfe Jr.. D·New Boston, del'llned to wei!k meeting with Meshel prl· vately and In small groups as discuss the . proposal or speculate leaders kept In touch dally with the whether It has the'50 votes to pass in governor. the 99-member House. Meshel also said that Democrats 0- Yo11ngstown, said key decisions remain' to be made on the budget, which has been under study In tile I'D SAY IT'D BE EASIER ID TAKE . ·A BANANA. tribute to . workerS :FROM A CRAZE[:' . ORANGUTAN .' · ~ IS LIKE TEMPERED I'I-A GOINGTO M.AJ<E. THAT CL05ET SAFE FOR T'l4E STEEL.' tli\.A.RK TH Ci'AY WELL, BECAUSE ITLL 6E SPOKEN OF IN AWE WHEREVER MEN GATHER. 10 CELEBRATE FANTA~TIC V'EEI/"5. ..._ . ' I " 1?H'l'AURA, tebanon - PLO chairman Yasser Arafat's bid .to suppress a rebellion against him Is being thwarted by escalating ' violence Within the guerrilla ranks, Including the attempted assassination of one of his top aides. · i.t. Col. EzzedtneSherlf, a hlgh-ranklngmtntary leaderofAralat's Fatah guerrUla faction, was wounded tn the legs andonearmduring an ambush Sul\daY by about 25 gunmen at a Palestlnlan camp near Damascus, Palestine Uberatlon Organization olftclals said. Shertl, known as Abu Ztad, oversees PLO activities ln Israeu:OCCup~ territories. Sherlf's teen-age son also was wounded ln the ambush. but doctors at the Palestinian-run Jaffa hospital In Damascus said nelthervtctlm was In serious condition. LOOK AT IT 'THI'7 WAY"· FIVE MINUTES 15 LDNGER THAN lrOUR LA5T ATTEMPT: WORLD. Mosquitos concern officials MANSFIELD- Ohio health officials say It's taken longer this year lor the mosquito crop to develop, but that the hot weather wUI soon have the Insects sWarming. Margaret Parsons, medical entomologist ·, with the Ohlo Department ol Health, said the cool weather this spring stowed progress of eggs laid earUer this season. Ms. Parsons Is partlcularlyconceerned wlth mosquitoes that carry St. Louts encephalitis. The female mosquitoes lay eggs during the winter In protected areas. Because thewlnterwas so mild, most ott he mosquitoes and eggs probably made It, Ms. Parsons 5atd. Ms. Parsons said backyard sanitation Is the best methoo to control mosquitoes and 'ticks. She said !leks, which carry Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. are very bad In central Ohio. She said about6percentof all ticks tested this year lor spotted fever are positive. PRINTED IN CANADA 'I SPEEDWALKER PRIVATE EYE B Cris Hammond CAN'T KEIILLY BLA/1~ llt'R, TJIOVGII ~ ~\ IJ01'1En'I'TES 711~.5! IIIGII-CL/15.5, !!RAINY 7YPE.5 .Jl/STCAN'T IIELPFALL!N' FOR V.5 ~t/GGEO. DET£Cll¥£ 7YP&S. 0 \, POZNAN, Poland ~APJ -Pope John Paul II flew today to an Industrial stronghold ol the out · tawed Solidarity trade union and paid tribute to workeers killed In decades of anti-government protests. His hOmage to the slain worJ<ers came a day alter· he appealed for calm during the rest olhisetght-day pilgrimage to his homeland- a visit which sparked three straight nights ol anti-government protests. The giJvemment said Sunday the Roman Catholic Church was partly to blamefortheprotestsandwamed that continued unrest could delay the end ol marital law. Tile (Xintllf was scheduled to go tater today to Katowice, scene or pitched battles after martial law was Imposed on Det. 13, 1981. In the bloodiest ol these, 11 striking workers were killed In clashes with · pollee at the Wujek mine. "I wish to kneel In this place and pay hOmage," the pont ttl said, as he prayed In Poznan, where scores of workers fought pollee In 1956. . WEATHER FORECAST - 'nle Nllllonal Welldler 8en1ce t-l..U . - . IUIIIQ' aldell lor ~ of the IIMioa lor 'l'llelday. Sllowen !ft larecUt for the IIIIK...,.. a.ctde!IIIIICI lldiM:eal 1'1111111,. IIIIKIIenl Milln zuta, the cenlnl Gulf llld . , _ of tllo Vb 1~ lu CliO! wea111er lllcireout ler the Northweet. ~of the COIIIItey wiD be warm. (AP r ..,.,.,.., Map I State forecast . . ' ( j r I PaJ11y cloudy tqnteht wtth Sl percent chaliCe ol siKM'IIn or thuqclentOmll. ~ 80-Efi. Wlnds.IJiht and variable. Mostb' suriily Tueeday. Hllb ~. Extended forecast ·Sunday altemoon. Eagle Scout Is the hlghc'!!llevel of of achievement often,.) by the Boy Scouts of America. (See additional pholo on pug<• 5) Carl R Hyu sell. Mei!(S Litter Control Board Chairman. reports somP progress ln llttPr coll!'Ctlon which Is being conducted throu!(h· out the county . Within the past two w('('kS, two Illegal dumpsl tes have bee n cleaned up and burtNl by !he program supervi so r. Roger Walker, wlth the assistance of some gmeral relief workers .rrom the Meig s County Welfare Depart men I. The first dump undertaken by Walker and his crew was tocalod on Towns~tp Road 30.1 ln Oran!(l' Township. A number of loads of trash were hauled to the county ' thP aslslance of landfill wllh Towns hip Truste<>s and the Meigs County Hl~hway Dl>partmenl. F'lll dlrt was used to reclaim the arPa . The Sf'Cond Illegal dumpslll' clea ned up was tocatPd on Chcster Township Road 29:!, with the asstsla nce of thP ChPstrr Township Tru S I('("S . Sevo nl~?en lll<•g-al dumpsllcs wlll be clea ned up or burled wllh ln Meigs County. The lin er coll ~?ello n program has been made posstbl<' 1hr·ough a gra n I or $'.!:!,450. with the plforts of lhe Lilter Control Board appolnled by the Meigs County Commissioners . Mcmbers of the board at'(' Rotli>rt Bowan. Victor Brown. Charles Barrett , Jr .. David Koblenlz, Roy MliiN and Carl HySI'IL They have me t over 2(1 tlmcs In lhfo pasl fou r months and r('(·eive no P"'Y for I heir Sl'rvlrrs. · Official " No Dumping" signs have been purchasro by thl' Liner Cont ml Boa n:l. and will be et1'Cird al Illegal dumpsllrs wat·ntng the public tMt further dumping there may result in a maximum fin(' or $!'100 and a maximum jail S<'ntmce · of fl) days . Assisting wllh I he purc hase and posting of sign s wnl be I he Meigs Cou nly Health Departml'nt. Antique-Classic Auto Show will begin shortly l_lfter regatta parade Antique and classic cars wllllake to the streets of Pomeroy during Regatta weekend for the third annual Antlque-Ctasslc Auto Show. The show will begin Immedia tely following the Blg Bend Rega tt a parade, which leaves Middleport at. 10 a. m,. Saturday. The parade ls expected td arrive In Pomemy betwe<>n 11 and 11: 30 a .m. Ca rs will be on display at the Simmons Otdsmoblle-Cadlllac lot on Main Strt'('f , Pomeroy. unlil ~l p.m . Sat urday. Prizes will be a w ard<~! In lhP following catt>gorles : Besl Opl'n classic lhmugh 1\127 ; besl closed classic 1hrough 1927: best opo:on ~ lassie 19~ · 1942: best closed class!(· 19'.!!1-1942; best pro· duc llon 194&-1954 : best produe llon 195.~· 1967 ; beSt pro<luc11on per1ormaoc·e. original: best strel'l rud or hoi r'Od : and best of show ovcru II . Ovrr 50 ca rs W(' rL~ Pntr•r{'<l in tnt• show la st yC'ar. and f'Vf' n m orP arC' CXJX'<'l<'d to la kP p;HI In Suiurday's rvrnt . Rrglstration will t-Jt··gln lmnwctlate ly following ihc parmi!•. wlth a fN' of $:~ per ra r . F'or rnorf' Inform ation, r onla<'l lh£' Pomrroy Ar£"a Chamtx•r of Commf'rCt' at Three hurt in mishaps Rural banks not enthusiastic about Ohio's mortgage program A hospital spokesperson reported today Mlldred M. Brickles. 26, Sprtnglteld, Ohio, was treated and released In good condlt ton !rom O'Bleness Memorial Hospital In Athens after being Involved In a on~ar accident. . The State Highway Patrol reported Brlckles was traveling southbound on County Road47tn tile lownshlp of Scipio In Melp County at 12: :JJ a.m. Sunday when she lost control o1 her van, wrnt to the rlgllt side of the road and struck an embankment.' Her van had light dap-u~ge and she had mtnor visible tujurles. Jones. 29, Rt. 1. Albany Leslie was Involved lnaon~aracctdent In Columbia township In Metgs Coonty at J:.a!j p.m. Sunday. ~ was trave~tn¥ northbound on 'County Road 1, when he lost control·, wrnt left ol center, struck tile left side.of a bridal' and then ran Into the rtaht slde'ol the bridge. Jones' car sustained heaavy clalnqe, and he had mtnor visible lnjllrles. He wu cited lor traveling at an unsafe speed. . The patrol $llo reported that Marll McGuire, 19, . l.aJICivllle, wrecked his car In the Salem • IOWIIIhlp ol Melp ·County at 12:4.'1 a.m. Salllll:la)' momlni and lUI· tallied minor vlllble lnjurlel. McCuin! boawilllr north· o: ' ~EAGlE SCOUT AWARD- Delbert and Barbara Murray, Pomeroy, are shown here wUh their son Randy, a member ol Pomeroy Boy Soout Troop 248, who received the Eagle Scout award Hysell reports some progress Pope pays in area litter control project Mutiny escalates in Lebanon OKAY, THE ...K)BS TOUGH.' SO AM r .' MY WILL 1 S.C:!ion, 10 Pages 20 Cents , A Multimedia Inc. N.wspaper ltomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 20, 1983 ByROBF;RTE.MDl.ER . "-'lated Press Writer . COLUMBUS, Ohio .(AP) - Two Items that loom prime obstacles to the Legislature's summer ad· joj11111T1enl - GoV. Richard Ce1este's state budget bill and a public employee collective bargaining but .-are due lor leglsll,l.tlve action this week. · Senate Finance Committee hear· lngs were scheduled tonight on Celeste's House-approvell budget but: which majority Democrats ·debated behind closed doors last .week. the House Commerce and Labor Committee Is to vote Tuesday on a Senate measure establishing collec· ttve bargaining· rights lor public employees. ' Leglstators hope to get tile two bills cleared Cor sununer adjourn· ment.by the end ol June. Senate President Harry Meshel, BEEN HL.JG<:iEO 8Y AN ' enttne Budget, bargaining . . :bills face lawmakers 06VIOLI5LY, Yot.J1\IE: NEVER. Priscilla's Po • • a1 y ' HAS NOll-iiNc:f W DO WliH 5MOTHERINct. 8octety ................................~, ............... ;..................... Page 5 s,erta ....................... ,.•... : ••.. :..................................... Page 3-4 . ' Voi.32,No ... 7 ""'Yrithtod 1913 D::>N'T BE SILL-Y... a3E61lY ..................................................................... Page% Consumer report. ..Page .5 . liouncl 011 'l'o\rmlhJp' Ro.d 456, lll1d. at coatrol olllll vehicle, went ott the _roadway IntO ~ embaniiDit'ilt and overtunel. 111e car lllltAined 11eavy darllal'! llld McOulrewu CltedfOrtDOmuch ..-I for the cdndltloaa. (6141 9!12 ·~W!i or Tom !{red at 992 ·2:110. Response !rom officia ls at thoS(' banks was slmllar BATAVIA , Ohio 1AP1 - Ohio's nf'W low·lnlt•f'l>sl lo those In rural a reas- that sm a tter banks didn 't ~PI mortgage home loan pni!n'am Involves too mueh n>d enough money to generatf' Interest. tape and not enough money, say offlclal s or som~ Cenlrat Trust reportNl lhat afl<•r In Gallipolis, smaU rural bapks. ooldlnR the money for nearly a month, the bank ha.< ' Many banks near Cincinnati, Including all live banks In economically-depressed Adams County, ~rf' received enouglbappllcatlons to COV<'r aU but roughly $12,00l ol OHFA money a llotted to the Institution. by,passtng the program. Randy Hays. a loan o!ltcer, sa id thls morn ing Yrobert L. Smlt.h. president of the National Bank or Adams County In West Union, said If all Adams applications received so far covi>r $2:17,7!Jl of lh•' County banks participa ted, e~ch would be allocated a mount. "That 's not commllled , and whf'thcr or nol uti wUl only S40.(0). "That's l'nough for only one or two loans," Smith be approved is yet to be determined,' ' h<' said . Hays said he's contacted bankers ln othe r rura l Sllld. "I don't think that would jus tify all !he book work and all were In apparent agTL'toment that 1wo counties and paperwork." reasons ~ave sabotaged thl' program from belng The Ohio Housing Finance Agency allocated about more effe<>tlve. $.lllmllllon to bai.ks and savings and loan Institutions "One reason Is that tile unemployment rate Is that waa available May 5. An addltlorlat $110 million hl~ here than In other countlco;." ~e said . "TttP will be available In late June. second reason are some of the rest rlcllons." Some'larger .banks that offer the program In rural Because one ol the restrictions llmlls the amount of counties lind demand Is great: • Society National Bank, with regional headquarters acreage to be bought to two. Ha.vs said applicants are In Cincinnati, made tile loans . available at one held primarily to buying land or houses In subdvtslons. · • Clennont County branch on May 5. "'That kind ol hurt It," he exptainNl. "1 had sPVeral ''The money was gone two hours after we opened the bank's doors," said Charles Fltrgerald, bank vice people wantll)g to buy farms. ~s· small as 17 or 18 pmklent and regtoilai real estate loan manager. acres, but the restrictions wouldn't a llow II." One factor helping Central Trust Is th«> Introduction ''People -.-e lh line overnll!ht lor It. It's a good two weeks ago ol private mortgagf' In surance, Hays pl'qll'am. There's definitely a demand tor ll." . . . &t Robert Green, pmldent ol tile Fin! National ,sa~ Without Insurance, potential rrctptents had w Bank Georaetown In a-n County, said, '•we ftcun!d we'd aet NO,(O) to QD,Ull, and that's not produce a :ll peroent downpaymetll, but with • . eiiiiUIIL ~·· a lot of red tape InVolved with the \n5Urance. only llO,tm w~ required. pr'OII'&m. I f • Hays said Central Trust's MlddlPport oUtce ha<J 'l'!tree banks In the Galll8-Melp area participated gotten sevj!rallllqutrtes, and as ol this morning, on<' Ill the lojul proet:am. Central Trust Co. ol Gallipolis loan for roughly HJ,tm had been negollated, leavlnll that ol!lco! with nearly halt ollls allocation remaining. was allotted S2iO,(Q), while ita Mkicneport,oflce got SlOO,Im Dink One ol Pomelvy received HJ.OOJ. or �• I =::· M:ldO;. ' ' ; Middleport Ohio J!IM 20, .• CJ83 '· . . . Ill C.eurt Streel Pt~meroyr Ohio DE\'OTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS -MASON AREA lllb . r""'""1.-..l-. -,.-,,.,..,_.d.~ 'qlv ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlllther BOB HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD General ManllK"er AssiKtunt Puhll!iher; ControUer ' OU~ ll!APITIONA\.: (iiOVIET SOt.UTIONS DALE ROTHGEB, JR. New~~o TO OUR EVallAS'TIN6 ECONOMIC Editor . P~091.EM':I AREN'T WORKING ... . ... E ; · A MEMBER of 1lif' i\snoclalcd Pre!IH , lnJand Daily Pl'eM A.ti8octa&lon and the American Newspaper PuhU!;hers J\Moclatlon. l.EJ"''ERS OF OPINION are welcomed. They should be leM Chan 380 won!~ kMI1. All &eUenr. are HUhlect IAI cdtllna: and mll'i he Hi«ned with name, addreHH and telepfwrw nwnher. No uMijp1ed lctt4'1'1 will he pu. .hed. Letter'l'l !ihould he ln ~ Uulte, lldtfnw.. MinK ~ not per!«)nalhliJi, Political football: education scrimmage By the time politicians begin warning that one Issue or another should not become a political football. It already Is. President Reagan and his Democratic critics are demonstrating that almost dally In the scrimmage over education. The Issue involves money, priorities and control in an area of concern to vlrtuaUy every American voter. That would seem to make II the perfect topic for serious, substantive debate in the Catl)paign lor the White House. It certainly wW be a topic . Reagan and his would-be Democratic challengers already have seized the issue. How substantive the debate is another question. Even as Reagan reissued the "political football" slogan, he Iold parents to start pressing the federa) government for action- for a return to basics and old-fashioned American values In the schoolhouse. "Send a message to Washington, D.C., and make I! loud and clear," the preslqent told the National Congress of Parents and Teachers In Albuquerque, N.M. "Tell them you want the basics back in your schools and the parents back In charge: telithem education must nevl1r become a political football because your children come nrst. " AJ the same lime, Democratic presidential candidates were criticizing the administration and demanding that more federal money be put Into · public education. For example, Fonner Vice Walter Monda le proposes $11 bl!Uon In additional federal aid for education, $4.5 biUion of It to be allocated by loca l school authorities. Sen. Ernest F. Hollings, D-S.C., said every American teacher should get a $5,®a-year pay raise financed by Washington. He estimated the cost a t $14 billion a year. !Wagan opposes Increased federal aid or involvement, contending that the schools were better before Washington got Involved In the first place. He says the quality of public education suffered for the federal control that "'~nl wtth federa l m oney. The education Issue has been there aU along: public opinion analysts see It as a major topic of voter concern over th<" next decade. It becamd a prime topic of political deba te alter the National Commission on Excellence In Education Issued a report that included calls for a longer school year, stricter cunicula, and merit pay for outstanding teachers. Reagan said he backed the entire report . The administration has not suggested how such steps should be financed . The president Is pushed hard on the merit pay proposal, which Is opposed by the 1.6 million-member National Education Association. the ·.l argest · teachers union. The NEA has been an Influential force In Democratic presidential politics, and Mondale is courting Its support In 1984. Berry's World ........ ..,..J - - - LOS ANGELES (AP) -Pitching has been the name of the game for the Los Angeles Dodgers ever since ._ they moved to Lns Angeles In 1958. But the numbers they're putting together so far In 1!183 border on the frightening. Veteran Burt Hooton kept It up Sunday bywinninghlsfifthln al'O\\', pitching the Dodgers past Clncln· natl, 5-1, a three-hitter lor his first victory over the Reds In five years. Afterward, he acknowledged tb<! current staff is a good one,. but added, "In '77-78 we had a great Political infighter _ _;______--.-J_a_ck_A_nd_er_so_n comes under the jurisdiction of the Department of Health and Human Services. But her office was located on Whittlesey's turf .in the Old Executive Office Building next to the White House. The new public liaison · boss wanted Knauer out of there. But Knauer knew her way around ' the rarefied atmosphere of the White House, and she realized thJt bein~ moved physically out ol close proximity to the Oval House would weaken her Influence. Her access to the president would be more difficult If she were moved out of the White House. That's the way things work In Washington . So Knauer resisted Whittlesey' s effort · to move her office. She quietly enlisted Whittlesey's prede· cessor, Elizabeth Dole, who moved up to the Cabinet as Transportation the back door of the White House and pleaded Knauer's case with the preslderrt 's chief ol staff, James Baker. Dole went away convinced that she had left Knauer safely ensconced next door to the White House and reassured her that evel)>thing was okay. But they had underestimated Whittlesay's1devlousness and deter· mlnation. While Baker's attention was distracted by the WUiiarnsburg su mmit meeti ng, Whittlesey quietly tmddled with top White House honcho, Michael Deaver. I am not privy to the details of thai meeting. But later the same ·' day, a Whittlesey aide told my a-ssociat e' Vfckl Warre n that Knauer would be "moving back to HHS." . This was technically Inaccurate, since Knauer •had never been housed a~ HHS. But tbe import was Secr~tary. Obligingly, Dole slipped through_ clear: Knauer ·had lost; Whittlesey Political football President Ronald Reagan Is busily doing just what he Is just as busily warning against. He Is making a 1984 political football out • of education. He has conveniently forgotten his former plans to abolish the Department of Eduea· tlon and Is now zealously promoting merit pay for " master" tea9hers and talks knowingly of "returning to the basics." Don't lake it so seriously! Jt is just another Reagan red herring to divert your attention from arms control, 10 percent unemployment and the mess of administration Is making In Central America . Recently the president has per· sonally appeared before educa tional groups in Minnesota, Tennes· see and New Mex ico. In Minneapolis, KnoxvUie and Albuquerque he tried to drum up enthusiasm for .his latest scam with little success. He promised everything except the one thing the nation's schools need - MONEY . "Could you spare some change? I just moved He conceded that his merit pay plan here and the bank is using my money while II would cost the schools more money .. takes ten working days to clear the check I but said those funds should not deposited. " come from more federal aid. Expanding on the money Issue, Education Secretary Terrel H. Bell told the Republican National Com· rnlttee memiiers that increasing federal aid to schools would lead to "federalizing our schoOls," wha· tMr tb.at means. It must hav~ meant 8omethlng to the Republl· I, along with others I know. are • money Is gOing to come from to get I cans lor It was reported that they personally puzzled by the HUD these jobs done. At the same time, cheered him rnlghtUy, ptCbably the program taking place In allthattheyworktoryearslsgoing nrst time BeU has been cheered Middleport. . down the drain, as · they sit and since he has headed the dl!partment 1;1>ere a.re so many peOple who watch their property ·losing value, he was appointed to abolish. are UvJng on fixed incomes and just knowing they can't do anything EducatiOn of American youth is barely making It , yet they aren't about it. There are probably those too Important to become a polltlcai getting any help pn tlleir homes too, who received the work needed, footbaU for a party which has no because they were on the required because they doq't li~e on t~e Intention of financing any of the required side pi Hartinger ·side o! f!artlnaer Parkway, who Improvements· they advocate. The Pa~kway. could have waited .while someone " governor Ill New Mexico, commentThere are many, I'm sure. who leis fortunate received the· help. I · Ing on. the p~t·s appearance sit back day atter ~ay and wonder do11'1 think that II s~uld make any there, 'satd, ~'The president shbuld how they are gol"ll to get things In difference which' si<!e o! the Park· put hCI money where hit mouth is!" ·their· ho~ fixed, and It Is a .. way a person lives on. I ~ Wtth the IIOYeJIIOr. I think growing worry to tflem. Some. I'm I feel It should be determined by • that· the problems of bur schools sure, have lost. a· spoilse, 'who used 'Circumstances and real . need. I ·should have 11 complete airing 1n the to be t))ere and together they don't 'think !ha't ·a person's house 198f presidential election. Any plan · worked to make t¥.1r home Into a should be let go until it falls down, which either party advocates · Just because they are on the wrong place they could ~Ire ln. sho\lld be accompanied by a pian to Now, their spouSf Is gone and the side of the road. pi'IIVide llmdS to make It succeed. Linda Hawley job! 11re piling up 'nd they sit and Mouthing fancy poUUcal words will Mld~ieport, Ohio oot solve what rnri.st · eveJYone ,~· worry every day abou!J where the had won. Whichever of her objec· lives in life had gone awry, she had Iriumphed over the consumer chief. Of course, Knauer got a nice letter from President Reagan. It " praised her work and conferred upon her a more imposing title: Special Adviser to the President for Consumer Affairs. Evidently suspecting the worst, Knauer wrote a thank-you note to • Reagan but arranged a meeting with Baker. She wanted to know whether the president's letter me- ·· ant what she·was afraid it did . ·on·June 8, she learned the worst: . She was Indeed being moved out of· · ~ the White House ·complex. She could still use White House station· ', ery, and she could keep her White , House pass. But she would . rio \.; longer be. a short walk from the 1 ; • Oval Office. She has been banished ' to the obscurity of a downtown office building. • Lowell Wingett recognizes as a national problem. will pile more expense on over Potltical hot air without substance burdened states and school districts has never yet been the answer and I without providing the extra money. doubt It will be In 1984. Since the Reagan administration Merit pay, supported by new assumed control of the government federal funds , might well be the there has. been a constant effort to answer to the troubles facing our shift the responsibilities and cost of educational system. II might be the government down to the states, vehicle by which superior teachers cities and counties. That was the are rewarded and the Incompetents policy he followed as governor of removed from the classrorn or ·It California, and he will go down In could lead to further politlcallzlng history as one of the least effective our educational system. It Is governors of that great state. His opposed by the National Education much extolled workfare program In Association, the largest and most · California has been proven to be a powerful of educational organlza· dismal failure but that did not !Ions. They claim the process of prevent him from seeking to selecting teachers eligible for merit promote the program nationally. pay would open the door to political He has the peculiar ability to turn a favoritism by non-elective bodies blind eye on mistakes. The most and take the responsibility for the glaring mistake of his first years as teachers away from the duly · president has · been · his utter elected"boards of education. !halls disregard of the problems in the the Impression I received from educattohal field until they were hearing the matter debat.ed briefly forced on his attention by the wide on television. However, I don't !eel spread publicity through the . na· qualified to give an opinion either lion's news media. Now that he is way on the matter. I do feel almbsl certain to seek another term qualified to oppose any plan which in office. he Is trying to take the educational bit in his teeth anq tum the Issue ln.\O apolitical footbaliln the 1984 presidential campaign . ,. Airman Walter C. Zwies, Jr .. grandson of Mrs. Muriel A. Spires . Kyger, was recent ly selected as a member of the U. S. Air Force golf team. Zwles, who is stationed at Eglin Air Force Base In F lorida . recently spent a Wl'<'k with the USAF golf team In tournament play at Jack· sonv tue. Mayport and Cf'CII Field Naval Air Stations. At Eglin Air Force Base in tlw intramura l golf season which eon · tlnues through Aug. R. Zwlcs recorded the lowest roundofplay for the second straight week . Zwles , with his eagle, recorded a two· under par 70, a score which was S('VI'n strokes better than the second place finisher. Zwles was also the league's medalist In the fir·st wr<'k of play with a '11. .. , .. ,~ .. .' .."• .....' '" , IN . ., I (~ ' ..' ' ...' • ". '...,' ''· ,..... . ' News Item: ~orne sclentl~ts believe that trees can communicate. . ~ . \( baseball (43-21) . And with Sunday's win, they expanded their lead over Atlanta In the National League West to 5\f, games. The Reds' lone run Sunday was unearned, the result of a Steve Sax throwing error- his 18th error. But Dusty Baker quickly got the Dodgers even with a bases-empty horner In the bottom of the first, his seventh of the season and first In U days. Ken Landreaux singled horne a run In the second Inning, and "Our pitching Is as solid as I've right-fielder Paul Householder gave. the Dodgers another one when his ever seen it," said Manager Tom throw to third base wound up in the Lasorda. "I'm talking about all 10 dugout. pitchers, ·not Just the starters. But Landreaux doubled in the fifth our starters have been outstanding, lnrilng, and scored on two wild simply ouf!;tandlng. "What makes it aU the more pitches by the Reds' starter, Bruce meaningful," Lasorda polnled out, Berenyl, 4· 7, who took the loss too, "Is that we haven't been scoring. despite striking out U . Then. In the sixth,-Hooton singled home his fifth runs." The Dodgers rank fourth In the run of the season, tying him with Valenzuela In the pitchers· RBI National League in runs scored and derby. they're eighth In hitting - yet From there, It au was Hooton. He they've got the best record In ·.retired the last eight Reds In order, ·and 19ofthe last 20. Berenyl acknowledged he pitched well, but added, "Anytime you give upfiverunsyoudon'tdeservetowln. And I found out In arbitration, It's how many wins you have that rouiits." Osteen era. ''But,'' cautioned Reuss, ''let'ssee what happens over an entire year." True,Sunday's gamewasonlythe Dodgers' 64th. But it was forecll$t In the spring that, with Fernando Valenzuela, Bob Welch, Reuss and Hooton going to the mound every fourth day, the Dodgers' pitching wouldn't allow for any long·tenn losing streaks. And then Alejandro Pena, who's6-1 witha1.93ERA, was added to the corps. SERVJCE Dependability Peace of Mind Witlt a handicap of 3. his individua l golfing abilities have nette-d him several fit-,;t place t 1uphiPs and cas h awards l'f'CC'ntly . H r is the son of Waller and Ard ath A. Zwir-s , Pensacola . Fla . Plan tournt>y I' Ll~ I I ( t ' 1\d o> l( ' lilt' Softba ll Tournament in Wt'llstun on "'lso t>c four ten m trohies along with Cl NCINNATl t A.P 1 .I u llo Espinoza rode Cuckold to win the ninth. race featut"P at River Downs Sunday to pay $.'>.80. $:1.41l and $2.80. Cuckold ran the mile In 1: :JRtowln b~ a head . Dangerous Leader was second. l't'tumlng $4.80 and $..1 20. '11te show horse, Talent Time, paid $5.20. The 1·11 dally -double r omt:Jinatlon of Hom's Dl'p~t a nd Marinate paid $.})'2. The2·1l ·7 trift ~·ta combination paid $:!i31.30. . The crowd of 6,ffl bet $7l'll.O'I!l. .·'' . .-. ~·· l nH 1ll nl 111 Budw<'iser along with Hirpcnltoff Dist. will hold a Mc•n' s Class B & C Julv 2, :t and 4. Entry fPe Is $75 and two approve<l A.S. A. softba lls. The drawing wi ll be held Thurs· day, .!uno 30, 7 p.m. a t the fa irground s fi e ld . Budw e is er jackets will be awarded to the !frst place team a nd lndlvldua ltrophi<•s to the second place team . There will .. MARY C. KEBLER ftH t 'l I I . ~ U c\ t ' IHit ' :-\t' I ' ll t ' TRI-COUNTY ·BOOKKEEPING SERVICE 618 E. M8in St . Pomeroy , OH H& A Block ,)tfico location a M.V.P . and most hit s trophy For further Information eall Ron Hudson at 61 ~ -384 -:J()('JR or Ricpcn· hoff Dlst. at 614 -:!&VxWI. River Down!i PH . 992 -3795 r.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w RICHARD L. SLACK, M. D. Physician & General Surgeon OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday 2:00 P·!ll· to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Office located at 271 N. 2nd. Middleport. OH. (Behind Village Pharmacy) Ph. 992-2255 (Middleport office) If no answer, call: In Point Pleasant 1-304-675-5267 Eleetrie ean a ('. . • I ThaI' s when the Dodgers appeared in the World Series two successive seasons. Jerry Reuss, who starts tonight when the Dodgers and San Diego Padnes begin a four-game series, said of the l983stalf: "I can't think of · anything better." The Dodgers' pitchers have the best earned run average In baseball, 2.57, a superlorrnarktothe Dodgers' 2.62 In 1966, the Koufax·DI;"sdaJe. lleud ' Coach Gilbert Woods, Robert Yonker, Wuyne Ritchie, Matty Ridenour. PhiUp Woods, Rod Newsome, . James McDIUIIel IUid Asst. C01u·h Jloh Bam•r. Third row Asst. Coach Terry Newsome. Ainnan Zwies on golf team J, Everyone will agree there is something wrong with a ,s ystem that graduateS almost a third of high school students when they are still basically illiterate. But getting ~ anyone to agree on the causes and • so)utions Is a different rriaiter. It ll'llly be that there are so tna,ny reasons for the educational deft· clencles that there are no pat answers. · The problems must be solved on the state and communitY ievel but I cannot see where piling more expense on states and school districts to meet federally man· dated merit pay increases will do more than complicate an already . desperate situation. You may be 4 $Ure that as long as Ronald Reagan Is president, the federal govern· ment Is not about to pick up its fair share of the tab. He has already given the political football Its first kick! ,.,, ' ' . staff, too.'' Lee GUUbw. St.>eond row - CHESTER PEE WEE LEAGt!E TEAM Members ol lhe 111113 Chester Pee Wee League baseball team are. 6rst row, fell to rlghl. Alvenu VanMeter, Shawn Marcinko, Julle IUffie, Jimmy Pullens, Danny Hatdbarger, Jenney Buckley, and ·1..· ,'' ' ,· ·!. Program puzzles residents . ;. ' Letters to the Editor. . .. Hooton ends Reds jinx, 5-l WE NEE!" A NEW OfACIAl- 'PART\' LINE- TI"E 01.1" ON I: .IS CATC.I-IV, BUT WI-IO. 8el.IISVE'S tT ANY LON6Eil? W1\SHINGTON - This is an autopsy of a power struggle between two of President Reagan's women advisers, Faith Ryan Whit· tlesey and Virginia Knauer, both strong-willed Individuals skilled In the Washington arts of tnflghtlng and manipulating. Whittlesey has riSen by dint of ferocious slngte-mlndedness from - the Pennsylvania state Legislature to the White House. where she has just taken charge of the public liaison office . .Colleagues describe her as abras ive and dictatorial. She fired most of the staff almost before hung up her coat. "Tough is too a word " to characterize her,. ordlng to some stunned White House staffers. Knauer is a · 68-year-oid, grand· motherly, a rsenlc -and-old ·lace type, who has served as consumer affairs chief in three Republican administrations. Technically, the ,.·' By KEN RAPPOPORT ·Young intothe'left.!leldbleachersat Hargrove then singled and Andie ' 41' Sporia Wrller Royals Stadium In the seventh Thornton capped the outbUrst 'w ith Cliff Pastomlcky Is the first one to inningtogiveKarisasCityasweepof an RBI single; admit he's no George Brett. For a the three-game series. N...._ll..ea&lle while there; he was having a hard In other American League action, .The Chicago Cub! continue to time just being Cliff Pas tomicky. ' it was Cleveland 7, Detroit 2; · enjoy their position near the top of F1J11ng In for the Injured star at Tormto 6, California 1; New YorkS, the NatJonal L!lague East, and once third base, the Kansas City rookie Milwaukee3; Ballimore6,Bo8ton3; again the.V can t!lanll newcomer was mired in an (}.for-14slurnpuntll Qllcago.l, Oakland 0 and Texas 4, Dick Ruthven. finaUy breaking aut SundaY with a Minnesota 1. . RutiMm, acquired !rom Phlladel· three-run homer that led the Royals Julio Franco's RBI doub)e phla May 22 In a trade lor reliever to a 4-2 vlctaJY over Seattle. sparked a ftve-runseventhanc:l~ WWle Hernandez, checked St. Louis "I was starting to press a Utile Sorensen seattered nine hits as on two hits as the Cubs downed tbe , bit," said Pastomicky, who was Cleveland ~t Oetrolt In the llrst Cardinals 4-1 Sunday. "He had aU his pitches working, called up !rom Omaha on June 14. game of their doubleheader . The ·"Before I went up to bat, (batting second game was ·rained out. but the lOcation was the key." said coachRockyColavlto) toldmetogo Sorensen didn't walk a batter allcago Manager Lee EUa. up there and have a good time and · whUe strlklngo\lttwoln handing the · . The vlctoJY, Chicago's 13th In 17 lt'U taU sometime. Tigers only their fourth defeat In games, moved the fourth-place Cubs within three games of NL East "And then Cloyd Boyer. the their last 15 games: pitching roach, told me, 'You can go With two outs and the game tied co-leaders St. Louis and Montreal. In other NL games, Los Angeles up there and look bad three times, 2·2 in the seventh, Franco doubled a nd the next tlmeyoucan go up there home the game-winning run off Dan downed Cloolnnati!i-1, Philadelphia a nd be the hero and hit the baU hard PetJY. Alan Bannister foUowed with clobbered Pittsburgh 14-2, San and drive in the run.' " a two-run double and Manny TrUio Diego beat Houston &-4, San Paslomlcky, after faDing behind hit an RBI single. cbaslng Petry In Francisco outslugged Atlanta 9-6 0.2, lashed a hanging slider off Matt favor of Dave Gurnperts. Mike and Montreal got past New York 4·3. The Daily Sentinel l!m~ 3 ·-Kansas City rookie ·ends slump; Indians stop Tigers Pogi" 2-Tlw Daily SenWI, .. Commen,tary The Daily Sentinel-Page Monday, June 20, 1983 What an Add-On Electric Heat Pump saves out of your energy bills goes right into your pocket. An Add-On Heat Pump pulls heat from outside air and works with your existing furnace, no maner what fuel it uses. So you heat your .home more efficiently all winter long. Your Add-On Heat Pump is also a cen· tral air conditioner, which pulls heat from indoor air, cooling and dehwnidifying your home all swnmer. And you'U be pleased to know that in most cases ;m Add-On Heat Pump uses the existing duawork of your furnace. You don't have to make any major structural changes to WATSON ON THE MOVE - Tom Watson lll'l""in ablnlleputt on the third hole during final round action In the U.S. Open at Oakmont Sunday. Watson moved ahead of Severtano Balleoteros. (AP Laserpholo) Rain delays U. S. Open play OAKMONT, Pa .. (AP) - Torn Watson looked up when he heard the c lap of thunder and saw the streak of lightning through the dark clouds hovering over the OakmOnt Country Club golf rour,;e. It didn't take long for him to decide that this was not the very best place to be. So, tied for the lead in the Untied States Open Golf Championship with LarJY Nelson at 4-under·par, and. with live holes left to play. Watson used hlsplayer'sperogatlve and left the course. A few miilutes later, therestofthe players follOwed as the siren sounded, suspending play for the second time and eventually forcing this rain-plagued tournament Into an extra day of action. Only .,six player$ were stranded by thestonn. In addition to Watson and Nelson, Gil Morgan was the only man under par, and he trailed the co-leaders by . three shots with two holes to play. Until this !l3rd Open. no round in the hlstOJY nf the tournament dating l)$Ck to ~ had fal!ed to be canpleted on the day It w~ started. Now two in three days had been curtailed by speclaC\ilar lightning · and torrential raf!ts, Was Watson scared by the lightning? "Ask Lee Trevino. Ask Bobby Nichols. Ask the two people who were hit bylt out here theother day,'' he said. Golfers Trevino and Nichols were hlt on the course some years ago. Two spectators were struck on the second day of the tournament Friday ·when play was suspended for 2~ hours and finally called off with 38 play~rs still on the course. "I hacJ a friend back In high sc)looi in Columbia, Mo.," Watson ron· tinued. "He was running from lightning on a roun;e during a championship. His hair was stand· lng on end. And he had curly hair." United States Golf Association omclals waited 1 hOUr. 10 minutes before deciding to caU play for the day, leaving the tournament title unsettled after Nelson had survived a sizzltng !rant nine by Watsbn to tie the defl!ndlng champiOn on No. 14. Nelson, who fired a 65 in Saturday's third round to ~b back Into contentiOn, started theday at even-par, tied with CaMII Peete and one stroke behind Wataon and Masters champion Seve Balleste.ros. He had tour birdieS anc:l a harldsome 33 on the front nine Sunday but all he got for his trouble was two strokes farther behind · Watson. ,, r------• I I I _I 0 here. your furnace or your home, which helps keep installation costs down .. To learn more about how an Add-On Elecrric Heat Pump can make a difference, send us this coupon. Oui free booklet ex· plains why an Add-On Heat Pump may be the best way for you to save on your energy bills. 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They never fell behind . Walton was sidelined with a strained left knee, so inexperienced Doug Woodward got hls first United States Football League starl Sun · day and directed Boston to a 24-17 victory over the Tampa Bay Bandlls. The Breakers led 7-0 less than two minutes into the gam e and 14-3 alter Ihe first quarter. That took pressure off Woodward . who wou ldn 't be forced to pass to tryforq uickscores . "We expected them to run a lot, espec ially alter they· got ahead," sa id Bandits' Coach StcveSpun·ier. "Scoring as quickly as we dld definitely he lped the ofh-nse a nd sPt the tempo ," said the 24-year-old Woodward . who comple ted 12 of 17 passes for two touchdowns but only OO yards. Both team s are 1G-6. Boston. · HV N:-1: Murvhy , AIJanla , 1!.1: E•mns, S.:tr Fran('lsro. IK: Oa r k, san t'm nrl'i!:'O. 1.1. l;ul'riWO. L.cl..' An~t~•li os. 1:1. I !irl.' lh<d Wllh l:i. 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'fl , I K;'"'"" III Y~'\ '1~1 . t 'lr"'' 'l1111rl, HI, · M1orrls. l ll'ln~ l . 1">, I!IJtfto•rtL Ni""' \' nt1t , 1n : I ~111 , To ~~~1 11 1 ti.'l Its blggrst cha llenge came from thP .lagum· tram of Bob Tullius of Winchester . Va ., a nd Bill Adam of Hamilton, Ontario, but !ha l car struck a guardrail about four hours lnl o the race and was never a factor Car Courst:•. a~atn . ThP winning car. which quaUfled on II>P polr position for the 51-car liPid. awragru 84.614 mph for 212 laps in soggy m ndlt Ions. 'lllevlctory was the S('('ond for Rahal In \he The only olh<'r car to lead the race was a Lola driven by BobLopenberg of Lafayet te, CaUl.. and John Morton of El Segundo, CaUl . It led the flrst twolapsbut c rashcd an hour and 15 mlnu\es Into the race. "When the Jaguar fell out , lt put a lot of pressut'l' off us. We were just praying. tha t' s aU," Rahal said . Bundy added , "The car was jus\ excellent and It did everything we neroed to do today- never missed a beat. And 1 had two good dr ivers to back me up, so thai made It relatively easy." Finishing third were Bllly Hagan of Lafayette, La .. and Gene Fulton of Marietta, Ga. Their Chevrolet Camaro won the GTO category In the three-classlflcatlon race. Winning the GTU,class were Joe Yarde and Jack Baldwin o!Tampa , Fla., In a Mazda . They finished fifth overa ll . A 75-mUe race earlier Sunday for T hP Dublin . Ohio. dt·tver also won the 1\ rsl running of 1he mce In 1979 with Brian Hedman as hispar\ner In a Rail . fta ha l nonnally drives for a Ford team on the Internationa l Motor Sports Association circuit. but ran wll h the Truema n team In lhls race because a new car Is being built for hlm . '!)ueman, of Columbus, owns the Mld·Ohlo track a nd a IOOunlt mote l chain . Be Is Rahal's sponsor on the l ndlanapolls-cat· circuit. He teamed wllh Rahal and Bundy. of Ga lnesvU!e, Ga ., a nd formerly of Sc lo, Ohio, for this race only . Thai 's because his usual partner on the GT circuli, AI Holbert t>l Werrlngjon, fa., was In Le-Mans, France, where he was part of the winning team l[l the 24-hour race there. In ·second were Bob Akin of Ossining, N.Y., and John O'Steen of Cincinnati In a Porsche. · The Rahal-Trueman-Bundy team iook a first prize of approKlmately $27.250 of the $:00,00l pu rse. It led for all but seven laps of the race, losing the lead only on the first and second laps alter spinning on Its opening tour or the course, and laps 102 and 100 because o! a plt stop. American sport s sedans was won by Craig Carter of Marlon, Ind., with a I Zenon Andrusyshyn kicked the first of his three fie ld goals, a 3l>-yarder, but on Boston's next possession Johnson capped a 46yard drive with a 2-yard dive to make It 14-3 with 3: Olleft in the first period. The Bandits closed to within 17·14 on Andrusyshyn's51-yard field goa l as ilrne ran out In the first baH. Sam Platt had scored on a :!I}yard run for Tampa Bay, and Tim Mazzetti booted. a 22-yard field goa l for Boston. After starting at their own 4!1 following a fourth-quarter JlUnt, the Breakers need just two plays to score, a 44-yard bomb from Woodward to Beau Coash and a 7-yard touchdown strike to Nolan Franz, . Aitdrusyshyn added a 35-yard field goal midway through the fina l period, but the Bandits "oultln 't cross midfield after that. to 8-'t In the strong Eastern Lillie League. Shawn Diddle and Herb Laudermllt led Racine's a tlack with two homl' tuns each. Danny Gheen added a home run and single, Joey Jarrell lined three singles, Todd Grindstaff doubled a nd singled. Charlie Woods, Jason Quille n, and Shannon Wlllla!l1S · each doubled . Chrts Murphy added a single In the winning hlt parade. For Chester Reynolds slammed a home run, while Hawk, Sinclair and "'rost each singled. In local little league baseba ll action the visiting Racine Roya ls rolled to a 15·5 triumph over Chester behi nd a big nine-ru n second Inning. Shawn Diddle was the winning pitcher In three strong Innings of work, while Joey Jarrell ca me on in relief to pick up the save. Both turned In fine efforts as they allowed just live hit ~ in lour Innings. Due to a fine hitting attack th<' ga me was called alter four Innings as the 10 run mercy rule was In effecl. Racine turned In a very good offensive display to push Its record .calendar (U SPS 145·!Hifll 1\ Dh· l:-~ lon of Multim edia, Inc. MONDAY Pu bl ish1•d f'vNv aflernoon . Mo ndav th rough F rl d av. -111 Court StrN'I. b Y th'c Ohio Valll'y PUbll.~hlna Co m pany 'Mul tl mC'dla. Inc .. Po mf'ro~. Oh lo4!l7 69, 99221~ . St-mnd class posl aJ!:t' p<.~ l d <.II Pomt·m ~. Ohio. POMEROY - Those who have ordered homemade Ice cream from Trinity Church, Pomeroy, may pick It up Monday between 6 and 7:30p.m. lee cream Is sUll avallable, and may he ordered by stopping at the chun!h Monday or phoning 992-3222 or 992-37T7. Ice cream, sandwiches, and other food wUl be avaUable during the Big Bend Regatta Thursday, Friday , and Saturday from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. at the church. MrmiM'r : Th1• Assocla l f'd P r{'S~'>. In· la nd Oal l v Prrss Assoc lato n and th (' i\m£'rlran· Nt">wspaper Publi sher s As- ..odatlon, Na tion a l A d v l' r tls ln ~ R1•pn•· o;; £'ntall vl' , Branham NrwspapPrS.11 f's, Third A V('RUf', Yor k 10017. n:1 York. N(' W N('W P OSTMASTER: Sfo nd addr£'ss 10 Thl' Dall y ~ntl n (' l , 111 Co u rt St .. Po m('r oy. Oh io 4!=.7fi9 . SL.ISCRIPTION R!<TES By C:.rrll"l' or Motor Roule Onf' Wt..>t'k .. ... ... .. ....... .. ..... ..... .. $ t. OO 1 On£' Mont h .. On<' Y<'al' .. ...... $4 40 SIN G I.E fO P\' PRif ES S ubsc rl bf'rs no! df'.~l ri ng 1o P••.v lttf'<·ar- MIDDLEPORT- Group II of the Middleport Presbyterlan Church will meet Tuesday evenIng at the home of Betsy Horky . The women's association wlll meet at the church Thursday evening at 7; lJ p.m . rlf'r m av rl' m\1 In a d ..·a nc c• d i r<'<'t l o T h(' Dali.v S(>nlln £' 1 on .1 , ti or 1:2 m o nl h ha!'ls . Cn •dll wiiii:M• g ivP n carrl£> r l'ill'h mo n th . No su hs<• t•lpt ions IW mul l J>('rmill('d In ca r r iC' r Sf'rvi<'f' Is 10wns w h f'ff' h Omf' a\':t ll able . 1.1 :.!ti Mi\IL SUBSCRI PTIONS ln.'l ld e Ohio Wl'l'k s .... ....... .... ............... $U.\H Wl'f' kS .. , ... ... ... .... ........ .. .. .. . , $27 ..10 WP('ks .. . .......... ........ .... .. $.'11.41' Ouholdl' Ohio WN'k.~ .. ........... ... ... .. ... $1~. 21 Wt'c ks .. .. ...... ~:l!l . li4 ~2 Wf'C'k.'l . .. r:l :tti !\:! ". .. . ... .. . .. POMEROY - The Meigs Athletic Boosters will meet at the Meigs Junior High School at 6: lJ p.m . Tuesday, due to the fact that a scbool board meeting Is scheduled lor the same evening. . .. $."16. 21 When you want a boat CHESTER - The Grubb Family Singers wUl be appear· lng at the Chester Church of God, during revival services Tuesday, at 7 p.m. THURSDAY RUTLAND Rutland Garden Club wUl have a tour of the Glasshouse Gr'l!mhou5e at Stewart Thlll'!lday. Members are to meet at the Rutland Methodist Church atlp.m . togo to Stewart. Don 't give up the s hip ... let u s finance if! W e'd lik e to le t you weigh anchor for a grea! su mmer with th e boat of your dreams , a nd a fin anc in g plan to match . Phone today. '· Meinbers ot St. Paul's Luther811 Church wtll be serving homemade lee cream and a variety of sandwiches. salads and t erts on . Regatta· weekend, Friday and Saturday, trom 11 a .m . to 7 p.m. each day. Ice cream Oavors af banana. pineapple, vanilla, lemOO and chocolate wUl be made MondaY and r-r;;;~~~~;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;~ Charger. The decision 1s being appeatedandwlllberesolvedwithln lOdays. · --~· JOSEPH P: SALDANHA, MD' : Mr. andMn.BobRoyentertalned .:l'l!lt'elltly wltb a JJ111Y bMOrlni tbelr tour MltbiWI anc1 a n~ece. at : w~on lfllduated trom bl&b ldlool Wishes To Announce The Opening of His Practive For __ -- -....-----· ..,.. Telephone (304) 372-9362 an Loona up to loQ ,886 :tbll...-.. '· Tllrii'DIP tacJw"" Quilt' ,.w /(o/.!J., ;JIIY .a flllrhnle 1M Boldt II, :FIQIIII.,..._, ltu..U 1M eum- . 502 Second 8&;, 446-4113 . One Block Wett of Colllt House '' .miii""M '· { \ . Mary Starcher hosted a recent meeting o! the Chatter Club at her home. Plans were made lor a summer dinner party. Games were played 'with prizes going to the winners and refreshments were served. Ruth Young will host the next meeting at her Rutland home. A picnic at the Racine Locks and Dam, West VIrginia side, on July 21 was planned when the Magnolia Club met Thursday night at the home of Margaret Rose. Members are to meet at the Fariners Bank and Savings Co. lot at 6: 30 thai evening. The Lord's Prayer and devotions I:!Y Cora Beegle opened the meeting. The program was given by Burton Smith wbo read "Happy Anniversary 1" "Sull'rise" and the URose." Games were conducted by Kathryn Miller, Doris Grueser, Ms. Beegle, and EUen Couch. Refresh· ments were served by the bostess. Kenny Russell Kenneth Roy Russell, 11-year-old son of Marine Captain and Mrs. Karl R Russell, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ke nneth Russell, Racine . and Mr. a nd Mrs. Roy 0 . Smith, Rock Springs Road, cele· brated his birthday recently ... In Hawaii where the family now fives. While In Meigs County Keitneth attended the Salisbury Element ary Sc hool. At the Moka pu Elementary School on Koeohe, he was recipient of the citizen of the m onth a wa rd for AprlL _.1 Capt. Russell Is stationed with the U.S. Marine Corps at lheA!r Station In Kallua, Hawall. but Is currently on a slx monlh tour du ty In the Pa cHlc. Bratton birth ANN ARBOR, Mich . (AP)- New cars and trucks approved by Envlromental Protection Agellcy for emission-control standards must first pass testing which simulates 50,00l mlles o! city driving. To eliminate possible variations In .test results, a unl!orm !uel Is essential, according to PhlWps Chemical Co., which has supplied diesel control fuel for the last three years to EPA technlclanS. Jhe TheedaY l!llelllngs. and carryout orders can beplacedeltherday alter 6 p.m. at 992-:.110. The rot luncheon specials wtll be chicken and llorriem8de noodles, with beef btlrbeque, sloppy joes, and ootdogs beln8 seM!dlnaddltlon to a variety of salads. Take out orders will also he available. I· ' -~.141 ' t I'., QeD FCuil"'. Olhen at the party were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ~ Roy, !?"""" ~ , •• / Heath Methodist Church. Mlddlrpot1. Can non-dairy taste like real thing? By the Editors of Consumer Reports For m any people, coffee Is not coffee unless It conta ins some form of lightener - a nd plenty of it. But even though they like It that way. they may not know why. Consumer Reports sensory consulta nts ex · plain that adding cream to cofeee not only changes the brew's color. It also takes the edge off some of the drink's harsh taste . A Ugh! crea m such as half-and· half really enhances a coffee's taste. Hall-and ·half. like crea m and whole milk, contains ml!k fat. When you sip your coffee, · the mllkfat coats our tongue a nd protects It from some fo the astringency and sourness that m akes coffee. taste har sh. Milk fa t a lso gives coffee more " body" - tha t Is coffee wit h c ream feels thicker tha n coffee without. To gel a handle on the best· the sensor-v consulta nts sampled some coffee with half-and-ha lf, milk a nd sever! bra nds of " non-dairy creamers ." They found tha t the. I:mlf-and·ha lf complemented a nd softened lhtc' taste of coffee perfectly. A .. ta blespon of half·a nd·half conta ins aboutg 30 ca lotiPs -only a few m ore ca lories than a serving of the typical non-dairy creamer. -------On Half-a nd-ha lf's fal Is not nec<'s · sarlly more sat urated tha n the fat s£>in ns In a regular non-dairy creamer . th at most of thr- products w re only However, the sensory contultan\s say that If you use \hat mu ch half ·and-half In a cup of coffee twice a day, you're add ln ~ almosl as many calories as a sOce of brPad but with only a few of thP nutrients tha t bt•cad prov ides . To see II the non·dalry products tol erable Imitat ions of hall-a nd· half. The hPst of those tesled lnclud•'<l the Poly Pcrx frozen. A&P could compare wi t h I'Pa l da i ry crf'amers, Consu mer Repo rt s sf'n· powder from Safpway, S<-otch Buy sory consult ants tested lOpowderNI a nd four frozen crea mers. For cumpartson , they also evalua ted samples of half-and-half, wholf' milk a nd UHT milk - milk that ha s lx'en trea tPd at ult1 1a·hlgh tf'mpe ra - Vf' l ) ' apparent . Thf' St' nsory consulta nts judged powder. Perx ft'OZf'll . Cost Cutt er powdf'r from Krogf'r , Ann Page powdt' r from A&l'. Rich's Poly Rich frn z(~n. Hlch's Coffff Rich frozt.-'n , \. ucP r nc l'o ff N• Tone powdl'r fronl Sa££•way, a nd Avon · dHlf' powdt.•r from K roger. Thf' wlct<'IY advt>rtlsl'<i Crcmor u anfl Coffl '(' mate powdrrs tasted worsf' th a n tht• d tPapf'r s u ~r ­ murkf'l brand s. in thL• sensor y cons ullanis ' opinion. tun:os so that no rrfrlgc ra tton Is (For a spt'<' la l reprint of Consu- req uired before It's oppned. Thr Sf'nsory eonsultants pn·· pared the sa mr kine! of t'OffP<.' for nwrs' Union ('va lu at ion of ca nned soups S('lld $1 fnr f'ac h copy to . CONSUM ER.'i. 1' .0 . nox 4(;1. Radio ' City Station. NPW York. N.Y . 10l19. SUI'£' to ;' Sk f fH' lhf' IT'prlnt OM each tast ing srsslo n to bC' sure' that t hP ll'.'itC'r s \:Vf' l'f' t as II ng difff'l'('nC'PS betwf'('n rrC'a m ('I'S and not IX'tWef•n coffC<'s. ·Most of thr nt• ca nn (.'(l soups . I non-dairy products did a pa ssable though not sp1~ tacular job . Solll(' gav£' coffC'f' as cre amy a tPxturr as whole o r UHT milk, but not on<' wa s as good as real ha lf-a nd-half. Al l uf the non -dairy products S('{' med to lncr easf' cuffr-f•'s astrln · !(rnry . And , in somP, !h< • stmn g, vagu<'ly caramf'l -likP tastl' of c_1 <.1 · ~ ENLARGEMENT 5"x7' the u ;.;ht Side - - - - - - Residents want name changed to Fizzleville FIZZLEVILLE, Ohio t AP ) Booster s hope the latest campail'.'" to get officials to r hange the name of their town doesn't fizzle out. FlzzlevUle, llt tle more than a wldP spot on state Route 763. has Its own general store, a one-sheet nf'WS~ paper a nd anannua lhorseshow. but you won't flnd It on a map. And resident s want to change a U thai. The town has been known as Hiett , or at least lt was until a little mor<· than a decade ago, said AI Rhonemus, 56, who opera\es I he general store with hL• wife, Patty . According to Rhonemus . some locals back then tried their luck at bowling a t nearby i\1){-rdeen . II S('t'tn S lhl'y Wl'rl' b<'IIPr equ ipp<'d IO hanciiP t ral'lors limn bowling ba lls and pi'Ovru II by finis hing l:tst In thf'lr lmguP. They dltln' l win a ~arne a II Sf'a..o;on. "So whPn asked where they cam<' from ," Rhonemus said r('('f•n tly, "t hry resr<>nded. 'F izzJpvllle. "' Pcopll' In h!l cll liked thl' narnP, and loca l residents havP bN'n tryl n ~ to get the county to of[!c!AIIy chang<' Hiett's name ever stncC'. H.honemus, thP town·s onr--man chambe r of commerce, sa id thl' latest campa ign Includes bumper st ickers tha t read. " ! blink<'d a nd mlsSI'd F!uJevl lle USA," and a hat la\J('If'd "~'IZ7Jev !lle Booster." r --FREE- 5" x7'' - - "'j I ENlARGEMENT I ~ l lH L_..!. ~~~ CO lO ~ "11011 01 KOOAK 01 CO MPA11611 RINI 111M IIIIOUGHI IJj rill rROCI SS IN(; 1!111 11 I WITH COUPON J.':.rH!_:o_:s~ ~3 _ _ I I J VILLAGE PHARMACY. ---.ll Middleport , OH . E-.• . SECOND HALF 1982 REAL EST ATE TAXES EXTENSION GRANTED CLOSING DATE JULY 20, 1983 Second Half Penalty-10% of Total Unpaid Current Taxes Marjorie Bratton 1) On December 1st, each year interest is charged against t~ full unpaid balance.of taxes for period of time from day estabhshed in (1) above to date. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bratton announce the birth of their second chlld, a daughter, Marjorie Katherine. The ln!ant was born at o •meness Mem orial Hospital, and weighed nine pounds, two ounces, and was 22 Inches long. Paternal grandmother Is the late Marjorie Hughes . Great· grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elden Walburn, Middleport. Mater· nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Max Pooler, Middleport, and Mr. and Ml'tl. Wald Diddle, Pre!tonsbure , Ky . Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. DanDy Pooler, Chestertllll, Mrs. Mlll1e Roy and the late Claude Roy. Oval Diddle and the late Sarah 2) On first day of month following second half closing inte~t is .charged on unpaid balance of delinquent taxes from prev10us year for period of time from preceding December lot to that day. FAILURE TO . RECEIVE BILL DOES NOT AVOID PENALTY AND INTEREST OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.; PHONE: 992-2004 Meigs County Treasurer, · George M. Collins Cummlna,Mr.andMra.BobPooler, Ruleil Cummlna. Lan'yCUnunlna, Mr. 8lld Mn. .Jefrecy 'lborntoD. Mrl. FliaBU! 'lburutoa. Rex 'lldllliii, Dlldll! Rlflle, Mn. Mlknd fllillar, Bllqa r.....,.~,y, . Diddle. Mr.llldMn.JadtB••il Jtl)'llld ' Mr. IIIII l.(n, Bratton have a ~ scoutm aster . The event was hPld Sunda y aft£'rnoon at - tasting creamers Testing fuel : Grad~ion party given------- Orthopedist By Appointment Chatter Club meets Wood, committe<> chairma n; Tom Rero. scoutmaster; Randy Murray, Eagle recipient; Hank Cleland, m aster of cere monies; and Da nny Will. assistant From Consumer Reporrs during Regatta weekend festivity 992-5960. ·Pinnell Street, .Ripley, WV Effective Juy 5, 1983 Russell CEREMONY- Leaders of Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 219 are pictured above following a ceremony Inducting Randy Murray. Pomeroy. as an Ea~:l e Scout, the highest awa rd offered by thP scoUis. Left to right are Bob Anns. assistant scout mastrr; Patrick St. Paul's Church serving foods will qualify for the state tournament . E ntry fee Is $75 (no balls) . For Information call 992·6224 or ORTHOPEDICS AND ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY Special program at library Magnolia Club meets TUESDAY .. ... ~m Ct'nl s Dal ly . Allswer: The success rate of chemonucleolysls has been reported as high as 83 percent. Those patients who do not respond Call go on to have standard surgery. Because no open surgery Is needed to administer chymopapaln, there Is less risk for patients, and costs are much less. · Question: Are there adverse affects? Allswer: Some people may he sensitive to chymopapaln because to Its presence In food. A lew people have had severe atiergic reactions to the chemical. Most people expertence some temporary back and muscle stllfness after chemonucleolysls. This therapy sbouldn't be used H a person has Infection In the spine, a spinal tumor or a serlous neurological disease. Chemonucleolysls likely will become an Important alternative to surgery lor treatmeni of the back pain caused by herniated disks. It Is Important to realize, however, that herniated disks are not the chief cause of low back pain, which afflicts an estimated 75 million Al)'lerlcans. Therefore , back pain can often be treated 'b y other therapies, Including bed rest, medl· cations, exercise and osteopathic· Llz Walton, chlldren'sllbrarlan of manipulation. U you have back Wellston, wUl perfonn several pain, check with your doctor about pantomime skits and give a brlel what to do for relief. history of the art In a special . program to be presented Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Middleport Public Library. The unique program Is part of a resource exchange of children's llbrarlans sponsored by the Ohio Valley Area libraries In cooperation with the Middleport Public Library. Audience participation wtll be encouraged In the program and children wUl be given the opportun· lty to have their !aces made up to look like mimes. Further ln!ormation ori the pro· gram may be obtained by calling the library, 992-5713. other parts of the spine. 1be· procedure takes only a few minutes and the patient can leave the hospital one or two days after It Is done. QIJeltlon· What Is chymopapaln? Amwer: Chymopapaln Is an enzyme from papayas. It Is usually an Ingredient In tendeJiZer. The Food and Drug Admlnlstratlon has approved It use lor treating a nerve root compressed by a .disk protrusion. For ,now, only disks In the lower back or lumbar region can be treated with this method. Most often the herniated disk has been confirmed by a special X-ray (myelogram or CAT scan) of the spine. Quesllon: What are the benefits of this treatment? . S."''l.KO .. ...... .... . .. Tourney scheduled this weekend The A.S.A. District Softba ll Tourna ment will be held this weekend (June 25 & 26) at the Middleport Park. The top two teams In each class Collep of Osteopatlllc Medicine QuM' aa: I recently heard of a new way to treat slipped disks. · Canyouexplalnlt for me? Allllwer: 1be new treatment lor herniated disks, which are sometimes Improperly called sUpped disks, Is chemonucleolysls. This long medical term means dlssolv· lng by enzymes. To understand the procedure, you need to know a little bit about the spine. Disks are "cushions" between the vertebrae of he spine. Each Is made up of tough fibrous tissue that has a sticky mass In the center. Sometlrries because of Injury a disk ruptures or protrudes Into the spinal canal. Ifthecenterolthe disk tears, the sticky materlal may begin to push a nerve against the adjacent bone, causing great pain. In the . past, about the only treatment was surgical repair of the damaged disk. However, chemonucleolysls Is clone without maldng any surgical Incisions. A chemical known as chymopapaln Is Injected with a needle Into the center of the herniated disk whlle the patient Is under a local anesthetic. The chemical ' repadlly dissolves the proteins that make up the center of the disk, relieving the pressure on the nerve. It does ·not dissolve ligaments or tendons, or affect any The Daily Sentinel Summer league results · ::~=~=!on~or:~ • The Bandits held a 355-222 advantage In yards and r an 73plays to Boston's 46. But the Breakers made big plays and few mistakes , Woodward wasn 't Intercepted or sacked, and Boston lost neltheroflts two fumbles. Tampa Bay quarter· back Mike Kelley was sacked four limes and threw one Interception, and the two fumbles the Bandits lost led to 10 Breakers' points. " We fumbled the ball a couple of times and they started In good field posit ion," said Spurr!er " Woodward played welL Of course, they dldn 't ask hlm to do a lot. We'drushthe guy occasionally. He'd shake our guy off and tbrow a touchdown." Four plays alter Boston's Joe Resile recovered Gary Anderson's fumble on the first play from scrimmage, Woodwa rd hlt Dennis Johnson for an 11-yard touchdown pass. LE MANS, Fra nce !AP I - AI Bolbet1 , Hurley Haywood and Vern Schuppa n d rov<' a Porsche 956 to vlctmy In the Le Mans 24-hour classic Sunday , beat ing the team of Jacky lckx and Derek Bell by 63 seconds a nd just two miles aft er a record 3.136 miles of r acing. EASTBOURNE. England tAPi - Martina Navm iUova scored a c rushing 6-1. 6-1 victory Sa turday over Austra lia' s Wendy Tumbull lo =:.7&cmmphlnaChevrolet Results of Saturday's 75-mUef'for lront-wheel-drlve sedans were c~anged to show Amos Johnson of. Raleigh, N.C., the winner In a Mazda. varde was dlsqua:llfted atter -1- - winner of five of Its last six games, improved Its chance for the wildcard playoff berth, while Tampa Bay fell one game behind Chicago, the Central Division leader. reta in the $1'i0,00l BMW Women 's Gra ss Co urt T e nni s Championships. BRISTOL, E ngla nd (API Johan Kriek edged Tom Gullickson 7·6, 7·5 Sunday to capture the West of Engla nd Te nnis Title . DURHAM , N.C. tAPI -Bryan Shelton defeated Den Bishop. 6-7, 6-1, 6-2 Saturday to ca pture Ihe title In lhe7~t h USTANatlonalln tersc ho­ las llc Cha mpionships at Du~<' Un iwrslty. i\UTO RACING TENNIS I.F:XI N< ;TON. Ohio I API - 1ltc tPatn of Bobb)' Fta ha l,.lim'l'rueman and Dtx· Bundy clrove thP!r March to ;,n ! Hap vieloty Sunday in the fifth annual l.umbet·mens 6-hour GT <·nduranc•• r;,cc· at Mid·Ohlo Sporl s , Sports briefs... GOLF ' OAKMONT, Pa . (API - Lat·ry Nelson and Tom Watson werr tied for the lead when a thunderstorm forced suspens ion of play la te Sunday afternoon In \he fi nal round of the U.S. Open Goi!Cha mpionshlp. Watson had five holes to go and Nelson three when \he storm swept over the course. NlSHINOMfYA..Japan !API Gt·a ham Marsh won the $125,000 Yomluti Open G,olf Tourna men t Sunday , bea tlngToru Nakamura in a three-hole sudden playoff. !sao Aokl of J apan fin ished in a third-place tie wl\h lkuoShlra hama a t 281. Rahal team claims GT endurance race f'V(-'nl . United States Football Lellglle action Sundlly allemoon at Nickerson field In Boston. CAP Laserphoto) SURROUNDED - Tllmpa Bay Bandits Lewis GObert (86) ~In the middle onhlngs as Boston Breakers Marcus Marek (56), Oudlu~ Lee (71) and Mike Brewington bring hlm down during second quarter l l.it]J\('S . Munlrf•al , W: llornf'r. Atlant;t. 4'l. Hill : M1.1rptw . ,\Hanl/1 . 5.1: D11wson. ,\1onm•al. ~9: ll<•ndrt('k . SU.ouls, 4R: •:v,orls. S-..n Fritrld!'Cfo. -16. T Kf'nnt.:Jy . HOME l . l"r·t. (i8 !i,\1 ~ll - ·~ :r! _____ _ Ni\'J'IONAL l.f.;AGUE llta y . Pln s htH'11:11 , 17. Auck nf'f. <"hlra~o. iii l 'ru;c Hoo sloo . IIi. Oll vl'r . Monr .-raJ. lh. HUPLf::S· Mort•nn , HouMon , I , D;.+w ~'" · Monrn •i+l , '\ ltal nr-.; , M ontn•al , !'i: 1\' ,~\ hln JZIOO, 1\i lilrl!ii , ) , 7 itl'f' 1[('(\ W\lh ·I MST IHVr-ilON "' - Leaders ."l-·11 <r t T I JI'Oillu ,r ,ull Mllwa uM•I' ri " )('!Pr fl ! o :1 1 llr'lro ll r ltn !l 'nl,o ·Hlo . frl l Nr-v. \'r ,,~ Ill PllUadetpt1J11 ~ flnJ'!{' I ~ at Wa.~hln)!Tt.-J T• •x;o' -1. Mlnnt.....-,1, , I Mondil.Y'll 4>1Vllf., Mr nnt ";IJtol Oblo Unlvenlly Unkc-d SU&e!l Foeth.U U._u.Jo""'ridi!J''• GIIIDB'!I :t, Chl<·:lj(O I ( ;dl furnla 7. Toronto fi ( J,•,;('\anc112. [)(•troll to '<1w Yt1 rk ~- MIIWauk/>! · I K..tn...,..t~ CU} I~ Si>alllf' ~> [' h'l.·o•l, mrl 1. [)o··rmll 111 Ill Jly Edward Schreck, D.O. Aa. Prof- af Fllllllb' Medicine USFL results .:Jrl 11 5 Page .New treatment replaces back·surgery ( X)IJ.B;.E 1t / Monday, June 20, 1983 Farriily Medicine Calvin MICHIGAN- ,\nnour1C4!d the I"E."Silzn;lt!on r1 Stu Isaac, 'NOI"''X''I's sw\m~ roach. CORNELL-Na m l" d Tom Eu...nh I ~IVTWI bllball roach. fJui<Jaml n.. ~ t w'l .- CINCINNAT1 R.ED'i-Reac'ftva!Ed Toll]. Hume, pltchPr, Opt!onf!d Keefe ~to.litch­ l.'r. IO lrdi111apolls a1 lhfo Amf.ori("an As50ciatlon. The Daily Sentinel 16-montlHJid aon, ~------------------------------_.1, Max' ' �''t Page 6'-- The Daily Sentinel Monday, June 20, 1983 Property transfers, _ _......,_ _ _ __ Wolf Pen News Notes _ _ _ _.,;_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Wippel, d!rt. ot Trans .. Chester. Joseph Wippel, deceased, to Mary Wippel, Cert. or Trans., Chester. Leste r Mc Ke nz ie, Fran ces McKenzie to Roger Manuel, E dith Manuel, .411321 acre, Sutton Thomas Randall Cross, Phyllis Jean Cross to Tony J . Pierce, .68 acre, Lot 295, Syracuse . . 1 thmer R, Nea l, Mona L. Nea l to Ilhmer R. Nea l, Mona L Neal , Lot, Salisbury. Eva M. Walker to Michael A. Knight, Lot 5, Tuppers Plains. John Weppel. deceased. to E lizabeth A. Wippel, John VIctor Wippel , Henry Elmer Wippel, Affidavit, J oseph Edward Wippel, Chester. He nry E Wippel, deceasea , to Joseph E . Wippel , John VIctor Mr. and Mrs. !';teve Haggy, W~ and Crystal d Medina, Ohlo. Stephanie and Brad, spent the Mrs. Gladys Tuckerman, Mrs. weekend with hei' sister, Mr. and E1,lgene lianll)g, Mrs. Lester Frank Mrs. Torn Summerfield, Candl, and Sarah Beth and Mrs. J41ck Velma Long to James Monroe Harmon, linda Kay Harmon, Louie M. Christian, Exa Mae Christian, Parcels, Columbia. Elam were recent visitors or Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bratton of Radclltr. Lloyd Awalt, deceased, Nona H. Awalt, deceased, to Wllllam S. Cote, Affidavit. Orange. Beryl A. Wilson Jr. , Linda Wllson to Beryl A. Wilson Jr., Linda Wilson, Parcels, Orange. l'ot•~f CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS c.o..,.,.... PUBUC NOnCE ~, On July 1st 198 3 th e Salisbury J ownsh1p Tr ustees w 111 h old a Revenue Shanng Pro p osed Used hearmg All crt12ens w1ll have an OpportuniTy to g1ve wnnen or or al comments on the uses ot the funds IEspec1al ly Sen1or C1t1zens) The meeting w111 be at 7 PM at the hOme o l the Clerk Wanda Ebl 1n Clerk 161 lt c Stahl. Mr. Pearl GOkey was Ul the past week and Is much better at this wrttlng. r.Wr~v FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERn Columbus were Memorial weekend visitors of. Mr. and Mrs. Paul returened from Grant Hospital, Columbus. Mrs. Audry Hayes, Shade and Mrs. Grace Henderson , Athens, visited recently with Mrs. l'Jella Middleport, Ohio .B usiness senices . McElroy and Mr. and Mrs. BUI McElroy, Jeff, Joey and Jessica. Mr. and Mrs. Cart McElroy of Laurel Cliff News Notes Attendance at the Free Methodist Church June 5 was 125, choir members 12. A special song was by Ida Martin and Shirley Friend. Mr. and Mrs. Herb GOkey, Middleport, attendea church serXfce Sunday evening at the 'tocal church . Mrs. Kathy Pullins has been Mauday, June 20, 1983 ._c.'\ lUNG ~-" IIIRUfKtl PLAQU,ES • ENGUVING , " FENCING PROVIDES PI IV ACY PlUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS " CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PH. (304} 882-2276 'lard saleS PERSONAUZED POOLS PHONE: 1· 304-773-5634 Mason, W. Va . 320 Jericho. Rd. 1-304-675-13 620 t mo 9 •Vinyl Liner •Fiberalass •Stainless Steel Tropltr ·C. l. Kitchen 4 211rno DRIVEWAY SLAG U-PICK-UP . AT PHONE 992-2156 NEW HAVEN, W. VA . Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 $275 PER ION MIN . 6 TON PHONE 304-273-5555 304-273- 6303 COMPlETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Smallest Heater Core to the Lar&est Radia- We can repair and , . corct nodiatora and.,__ tar .,.,.,.. We can also todd boil and rod out radiators We also repair GMTonks. tor. Rad1ator Specialist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Expenenct SMITH NElSON MOTORS, Inc. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middlepori, Ohio Pomeroy, Oh . Ph 992 · 2174 I 13 He 512 I mo J&F CONTRACTING •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •lAND CLEARING. CONCRETE WORK BOIIOEO l wotllt GtJAUII1(ED PHONE JIM CLIFFORD 992·7201 'llfi rice J1!1c efiiiVIUIQI 1 -Card of Thanks (pa1d 1n advance ) 2-ln Memory (paod on advance! 21 -Busmeu Opportumty 51 -Household Goods 52-CB, TV & Radio Equipment 22-Money to Loan ] -Announcements 4 - Giveaway 23- Professional Servtces 53- Antiques 54-Misc . Merchandtse 5-Happy Ads 6 -Lottand Found 7 - Yard Sale (pard m advance) 8 -Pubic Sale & Auctton 9 -Wanted to Buy 15-Schools 1 6-Radio. 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IWf'!~ ll th e W1lkesv•lln E ;ro. ch <ln rJ ,~ 11 1d thv Wellston b c h,lnQr o f G'•n<!1 .11 Tei'ephonfl Comp .1ny a t O h 10 If thtS reQues t W"ft' Qr.J nted C<ln1 11Q /J0 1We C'n l h O \JVII ktlSVIII A hchnnge and lhf' W ells ton WOlJ id IJP 1011 11re Co mmrSs10n hos sche rl 11led thiS m.:l!IP.r l o r public heanng on Thur sd ay July 28 E'ichong o The 1983 a1 1000 n on '" lhe E!enHmtmy School Maur Sll eCI, W tiKesv1 11e Oh10 con ltnued on 1 9 8 ~ only 11 Th e scopq of t h ts noces snry heanno shall be l1m1 1fld to !he comm tm1 ty o f 1n1eresr l uc1ors 1nv0/Vfld IM !h iS CJSP. l(ld u CIIIIQ c alllt'1g 1Dtes d iSIIJbulrOfl o l calhnq, and loca t10n pi se.v1 - •• 1<. Cl t•rk Public Notice BEFORE ' THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION' OF OHIO In tho Monor of the Potllion ol numerous M.rbscribert of the Wilkesville Exchange ot the It 1<; thP.rf'lnr(l En lr y 1-;<; uPd M .u ch J r, 1983 ORDtRED Th ,n th ,$ mn tt pr IJP ~~ h1 •duiP1I to r n uh lrc hP.'lll llfj In .tel o rrl nnrP WI I "\ Fr n dl lllj No 4 It 1<; lurlh nr ORDERED r11 ,11 th f' SP r 1,. Illy o f lhts C:nm m <;o; ro n r l LJSP p uhll f, I! IIJ!l o l tnr> lf'q ,J! no11r. f' ., , 1 lurt ll 111 F1 nrt1nq N o S orl , , !1f'Wc;n Rpf't n t ()Pnr 1CJI r lf Cuta 1111 n n G(lll1c1 J, l( kson M P. 1qo; Ill ( ! V 1n ton Cotml1f'., n n e:~: ,, Wf"f' k lr11 l hro •f' 13~ r onsP(. tJ IIYf' ! Ius 11\ il ll ~'r ~~ no N 111 r r IJDPI fo r rn lor P I ll hr hf', ll rn (] f-I OWt'\11'1 111 ltflh l of I hP I I'll rr w ly lnw 1 .J itr nq f.:liC ~ II' 3 18 Coll i•, IJI'! ll'l,lln <ll iJI IOf\ d1J1<fll l t~ lf' M u rh 198 3 study ITJOn tl l) .r nd n l hllf 1 rl l lrfl l l tlolld ''il rl lnlll ! 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PIP Oho nP Co mpcmy o f O h •o th f! mayor ot Pctrh rn t1n1c ltJLll co rno ' ·1 11Qn SP.rvf!d hv l h f' rnvolvf!rl Wlf!pho nn ro rno.u1rf's 1n G,lll tn J dckson M f' tq s .1 ntl V1n 1on S t1 r'f't 985 - Chester 343 - Portland 2 47 - Letart Falls 949 - Racine 742 - Rutland 687-Cootvolle I TRE PUBUC ununES COMMISSION OF OHIO 'Mii•m Brooks Deputy Cha1rman Oton R Sill IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO DIAMOND SAVINGS LOAN COMPANY . HUBBARD. ET Defendants No 1B427 Prri Su<ln t to <lt l Orrtm o f Sat r hy lhf-' Con1mon !Jtf!iJS Court o l M P.1 qs Cuun ty Ohto I w 111 o ft;:o , !01 S.JIP. il l f)uh il c olt!Ci iOil o n th P. 15!h ddy nt J1rly I 083 .11 10 15 A M OST o n 1hn step s 1J t l n P C 0 u 11 HOlr SF o l Sd ic1 co unty til l hr-, Vrll.tflP ot Po rnrn oy Oh10 !IV~ lol low u1q d P. <;f. fl h P.rl fj ' ,1 1 P'il.l tr< lhP. totl owln!l rna l P.S\J \f: Sl lunt l'(1 Il l l hf' V 11I .I{JP. at M 1ddiPp011 ( , run t y u l M PI() S 'li l !rr• 1 t, u 1 "' jl11l>ol rr cotpotatiOh, Pl-ff. Big Yard Sa.le huge aelect1on Man June 20 . 10 to e. ht wtthe house on Vanco· F.alrfield Rd. Stgna on 36. Mitchelt Rd. 688, Fairfield· "'I Sr 1U"""' ut rvl' hr , 11 111[1 NEW LISTING - 5 yr o~ b1~k ranch L~ lamtly room, 3 bedrooms, 2 enclosed baths, ltn5hed dbl garage, lg lroot porch and large sundeck One ame plus lor $59.900 w r,t c your ow n ad and order by mat/ w tth fhl s coupon Ca nce l your ad by phone when you ~et r esu l ts Money not refundable Name ____________________ l! w NEW LISTING - Reasooa~e 3 bedroom home wrtli all ulilrtleS Equopped kilchen aoo partial basement Oul of all lloods. Just $6.500 Address~--~----------- l h r' !111 11 NEW LISnNG ...: N1ce spotless 3 bedroom ~anch Large eat-1n klchen. Lltlilly room aoo garage All electriC $38,500. puhlrr .1110 !1 h , IIIIJ ,J! lf' .J ~ I 111 t• r-' rl (I bl tn<t not muu• lh 111 l hu ty (30 1 rl .Jy '> pr fl r In til• ,,, .,, , 1111 LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COUNTRY - Oneacre and a 2 bedroom remlllelt<l one balh home 2 car ~rage cistern and dug well lor on~ Nn l rf'P '" hf't f'hy q1v1'n 11 1.1 1 ~ u h SLi i!W rS o t t ho W ilkP.Svrllf' F~r ll, rnqr h .tvf' l11t"'>j 1 " rom J")loli11 1 Wr!h ! h t• ruttlrl Ullhlll '$ Cu mrni S5 1t H1 o f Oh 1Q rNluP.st 111 q llw f! SI:Ih[l shmf' n t o t n on a p 110 11 .11 tw o w ty t ':. lr> n ei ~>d ,lf f' Ll lr•lpph l)tll' '\11/VI\ (! h i' I WI-'('11 Ill ( ' xc:h:t fl /11" nml t h e WP.I Is to n F :r.c h.l nqr• •Jf GPnP ti1 1 TAKE OVER - Owne1 wants down payment and woll tum the keys over on tlis noce 3 bedroom home Bath. lurnace and klts of remodeling ~ce carpeting and garage These cash rates r{•l~>pl1on P C o mno~'w ot Oh1o 11 Hil S II'(!II ('S I Wf'l f' qr l ntud c .1t1111q b f•lwtwn the W il kf'Sv1IIP ttl (' tnc lude drs'c ount / Wanted 1For Sale I An noun ce m ent /For R ent Wollston b.t h,1nnr' woulrl he tOII · h f'P Thr• Com mr ss1un ~~ ~s schn mLJ II I't f01 puhl 1c IH\ 111110 (l fl lhur srhy July 28 <i \JIPd ! h 1S I 81D Il l W tlton I 0 00 1 rn HI the El t'nlAn l lHY School, 11 14 ACRES - In gas and ~I ·~ IY, 20 country 2 bedroom farm hom~ modem bath, oak lloois. barn and other buokllngs. Oh10 4669 5 10 be co n t lnLH1c1 on Fr tday Julv 29 I 983 only 11 / 21 3 n er.ess .try 4 n n M n rn S t root W olkesvrll t• Th o scope o l t h iS Mary A nn Otilnsky Sec(etary 61 Any parry 1ntend1ng to present d•r eot expert testt monv 16 12 13 tng r n~ By 7 II 1ssues relevan t rn th 1s p (oceed THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO "IS • 10 hean nq Further 1nformatton regar d th1s maner may be obt amed by address1ng an 1nqu1ry to tHe Pt1bhc Utlirt1es Commtssron at Oh1 0 37 5 South H1gh Stree t, Columbus Oh10 43 21 5 5 6 ~ all p a rt10S ot 1nt cres1 w tll be all orded an opportumty to presen t (lVI dence matenol to the spec111c th•s two lhud :; of ,....., ~ ~~ 'Pro Shop .•-· 'Fitting Center ·· 'Metal Woods 'Club Repair 'F1shrnc • John Teaford Chester II IItle 6 16 I GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE All SALES FINAL! 20% OFF Our low Everyday Pnces Unt1l Stock Is Sold. BAILEY'S SHOES 322 mo No. Second St. Mtddleport. Otilo 45760 >2>1mo I'd -~ Williams Trenching S&W TV Trencher & Backhoe Service AND APPLIANCE SERVICE Chester. Oh 10 Septrc Systems Water. Gas, Sewer & Electric Cable lines Custom Welding-Certtfied Small Plumbtng Jobs (Bonded & ltcensed) All Makes and Models Anlenna Installation House Calls and Shop Serv~ce Avatlable 992·2834 Local and one-way low rates lop-m~mtamed trucks Rl&ht sazes. n&trt eQUipment Hand llucks lurnoltne pods NattoiiWide road servtce M0¥1111 ttps and msuntnce RIVERSIDE V.W. INC. 446-9800 Pomeroy, Oh1o 4 :?2: 1 mllpd Gafh oils Oh 1o 621mll pd The VdfUP 100 0 0 JAMES J PROFFITI SHERIFF OF ME IGS COUNTY OHIO Apnrn r<; fl(j at S33 K1tchen Cabmets - RoolS1drnc - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Re modohnl - Custom Pole Barns PERSONALIZED POOLS CHARLES SAYRE AND SON *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel TON Roofing & Siding Co. PH. 992-2280 Route I long Bottom. OH . 45743 98S-4193 or 992-3067 PH: 1-304-773-5634 Masan, W. Va. C. L Kitchen MINE RUN StRIP COAL (6 ) l3 70 '27 ) l c: 31 Homes for Sale $3()0° A ? 23 11c '"1 - 54 Mise . Merchandise TIRE SALE LOWEST PRICES IN AREA SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY " IS l 1 1 1 16 $75,000 IIODERII - 7 y1 old 3 bedroom home on 78 acre certified tree farm. 31ull baths. great room 32x 15 witt1 large stooe lifeplace and heat(jalllr L& bass lake hidden '" the h.. c{ Southeastern OhiO ~ and soothing lor prolssiln~ n 18 19 JU st,. LG. CEDAR CLOSET - for of out ol season ~nl 2 lull bllhs, luH Jl. J1 33 J4 J5 Mail This Coupon with Remittance The Daily Senllnel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 basement. centralllr, hot water heal and Sw~ desi&ned home 111 Midcllpott lor onlY $45,1Dl j 1 I I ~----------------------J DO YOU WUT ASIGNOU SAlESIUII TIYIIIG TO S£U YOUI I'ICII'Em. CAll A PIO AT tiNI1l Housiny He. Jdquartf.•rs H. L. Writesel ROOFING All types of roof worlt., new or repatr, gutters and downspouts, gutter cleaning and painting, storm doors and windows. Ail Work Guaranleed " Free Est1ma1es" I POMEROY lANDMARK ~ - SERVICE STATION 992·9932 CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ..... 1235.95 8 Cu. Ft. .... 1285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... '355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... 1418.95 25 Cu. Ft:' ... 1472.95 15 Cu. Ft... .. '325.95 PToces Good thru June IS Call: 949-2263 or 949-3091JI 0, , GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. Industrial. Commercial , Resrdent1al , lnterror and Ex terror. Painting Sandblasttng Parking Lot Stnppong Spray Painting Texture Coatings Fully lnsur!d- FrN fst11mates ~ 614-992-2181 , CAll 6 t 4-949 -2686 4 -" $1295 Good Selection Of BISSELL SIDING CO. STARTING AT Good Selection Of GRASS CARPET SALES &SERVICE U S RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILL£. OHIO - Addono and -inti - Roofirwg ond gutfrlr work Del•pt~IS Aulhonzed John Deer, ~:ooehr~ New Holland, Bush Hoc - Plumbing oncl oloc!rioalwook •P1ofossoonal Spot Ramovol Sor '"' Stnppmc. •floor tnt Buftlnl Sulm&. Wu- V. C. YOUNG Ill Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment •Woll & Ceottr~~ CINnme &Commercaal W1ndow Cleanmg Pomeroy, Ohio Paris & Service Call Ri c k Hovatter (Fr" Estimates I 992-6215 o• 992·7314 FrM Est1lftlles on atl Servtttf 992-2606 6J I"' MIUER ELECTRIC SERVICE ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS Srzes start from 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Srzes from 6'16' Up · to 24'x36' lnsulatd Doc Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Olt. Pit -614-843-519f ' to 6-lfc HOME REPAIR For all your wiring needs; furnaces re -' pair service end in stallation . Residential & Commercial Call 742-3196 nrrc Roofing • Siding Troughs, Down Spouts Windows • Doors For "All" Your Home Repairs ... Call: George Gum Ph . 992-5433 ~ 16 ' mo "Beautiful, Custom Built Gara&es" ta II for free sidin& ts· ,timates, 949-2801 or ••949·2860. ' Cfrpeted, lilthroom with shower. ps or elect. rlffil. . lumace, & lot Water htater, ranp, sink. an. elect.. or battery filhts. Slfllls 6, l l· cellant condition $2,700.00 or Best Offer No Sunday Calls 3- 11 ric GOlD SEAL FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER PH .992 -3006 5-1111 m~ EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING 'Sidin1 'Roofin& 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodtlln1 20 Years Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Call 843·5425 S.0' 2· mo pd FREE ESTIMATES •Chain Link Fence oCarpetin& •Pa1ntlnc !Sears' CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy, OH. Grou & Potty Cobbs-Owners PH. 992-2178 3 " "' 489 -4429 SELL THE BEST Sell Avo n 'I• m1le from red hght on Sandh1ll Road, Pt Pleasant. Saturdty &. Sundav. June, 18 & 19 QUitar, mower. cha1n aaw, 12 " b1ke, Ford pickup, 141 , Centenar~ Town house Free pups & kittens '------------+-----------1 4 ANY PERSON who has anything to give away and does not offer or anempt to offer any other th1ng for sale may place an ad 1n th1s column There wtlf be no charge to the advertiSer SWEEPER and aew1ng mil ch1ne repair, parts . and aupphea Pick up and deli"ary , Oa"11 Vacuum Cleaner, one half m1le up Georges Creek Ad Call To good home a Cahco cat Call 446 -9367 446-0294 Going out of buame11 safe 30 to 60 pet off Cake decorations , candy making party aupphe11 Ca rou1ef Confactlonery , Middleport, 3377 Giveaway 6 lost and Found 1-- - - - - - -- - Yard Sale June 21 , 22 9-6 . 1 m1fe west of Rodney . Co Rd . 57 Jold 361 8 Public Sole & Auction •• 614 -992-6007 Resen~ationa necessary. Home Interiors Open House, June 22.23 &. 24 From 10-6 Glona 01ler. 3 miles from Langsville on St Rt 326 Colt 614-742 -2076 fo• eddttronal information R1verv1ew Personal ' care Home 11 now open for ambula1or f pauenu. Openmgs for men and women ATLANTIC C1tv tour 2 ntgl'\ta, 3 dava. July 16 · 1 7 Pnce includes tour of caa1 · nos, welcome d1nner at 1he Sanda Hot&l. lodging at Bala Midtown transportation . baggage handling etc $268 CALL LUCAS TOURS 304-346 -7642 GRANO Ole Opry -Opryland tour 2 mghta, 3 days, Augult 12- 14 Price ln cludea accomodattons at Opryland Hotel , Nashville tour. Grand Ola Ppry. free breakfllta & day at Opry · land All t1cketa $213 CAll LUCAS TOURS 304-346 7642 4 G,IVeawoy Au c t1on e very Tues da y ntght Krodel Rark Club House Pt Pleasant WV Auct Lonme Neal Call 614 367-7101 Ru;:k Pearson Auctioneer Serv1ce Estate. Farm . An ttque & hquldat1on sales L1censed & bonded rn Oh1 o & WVo 304 773 5786 ot 304-773-91 86 446-9266 3 puppies 2 1h m oa old , small breed Call 814 388 · short hatred, toy, male Chihuahua coed Calli 446A 1023 Motor for 1976 Ford tru ck, 360 mu tt be good Call 468 1!:: 18 after 6PM 0260 furniture, gold , altver dol lara , wood rce boxea , stone jeri antiques. etc , Com · plete households. Wr ite· M .D MUter, At 4 Pomeroy, 9900 2 male kittens. 1 black and whl1e, 2 white and yellow Gota, 111"er wterling, Je · welry, rings , old coins & currency. Ed Burkett Barber Sh o p Middleport 992 - 448-41 78 o• 446-4 727 Side by 1ide Admiral Frtdg. Dertt brown Needs mmor Fr1endly Home Toy Pantea now m our 28th year, Ia eKpandmg and has open:ngs for managers and d ea ler s party plan e!ll penence help· ful Guaranteed 1oys and g1fts No cash mvestment. no collec11ng or delivering, n o serv1ce charge Car and phone neceaaary Ca ll col - lect 616 -489 8396 o• 618 489 4429 Metgs Co Tubercufo111 o f . f1 ce has en openmg for a futf t1me clerk typ1st A pp ly rn person with re sume 614 · 992·3722 for apt SALES .GROUNO FLOOR OPPORTUNITY no prav1ous safes e:xperten ce requued lnternauonal Company creatmg new m.srketlng spe ciahst program Full or p.srt ttme Ltmlted travel m anage ment opportunities Send roaume w1th phone number to Odia We stf all. 216 Sen · eca Circ le , Winfi eld , WV 26213 Oh 0• 992 -7780 Mother Cat & 3 male ki«ena together or separately . Call Bus Mec hamc -The Meigs local School Di st rict is currently seek1ng apphca ttona for a bus mechamc Applicants should have at leaat {3 ) yean mechllntcnl expenence , preferably e~pe . nence on buses and trucks Applicants may ptck up applicatiOn forms at the Supenntendent ' s Oflice 1n the Metgs Junt o r H1gh School. Resume• . creden trola, certificates and r efer ences w1ll be requrred' McGtnley. 304-676 6009 BEOS-IRON . BRASS. old Kittens 10 g1ve away Call Ac cou n1 Representat ive Must have co llection, typmg and computer u:per~ence Only qual1fted per so na should apply Monday thru Ftday , 8.30 a.m to 4 00 p m , to the Admmiatrattve Off1ce , Second Fl oo r, Holz. er 386 Jac kson Clln1c LTD Ptke, Gallipolis, Oh1 0 No phone calls please Auct1on ewery Fr. mght at the Hartford Communtty Center Tru c kloads of new - - - - - -- - -lcW llnted·S o m eone to live m merch11nd1se everv week Consigmanta ot new and with elderly lady Roo m used merchandiae always board, and wa ges 6 14 welcome R1chard Reynold s 966 4361 o• 986-6326 Au ctioneer 27 6 3069 Regrstered Nurse wanted Complete Auctioneer Ser- f or IV The rap y team . Cas · ual part time stAtu s Call vice Also do appre1 1111s Brenda Jackson, aher 2 licen se d &. bonded to selt p m ot 6t4 9 92 6297 Hou1eho~d1 . farm furni ShE0 E ings & Reat estate Over 26 years 8.11perience m buvmg & aelhng new used & enllque Lookm g f o r women who would hke to have toy furniture 614 -992 · 6370 pan1es or would hke t o be a Oaby A Mart1n. Frrendty Home Dealer Get kit with 8 280 to $ 300 AUCTION avery Saturday w orth of t ov s & gifnto start ntght. 6 p m Mt Alto w1th For more tnfo cnll Au ct1on Bern Conttgn · Pomeroy 992 -3661 ments taken every Saturday 1 00 Ull sale time Emma Bell Auctmeer, 304 -428- LPN pert· time Green A cre s 8177 group ho me at Pt Pleaaan1 Qualifi catiOns muJt be WV ce rtif1ed Contact David Eakle. 304 -762 -2621 or Julie 9 Wanted To Buy BOO good uted brtck Call Claire Gettle• Call 446 · 245 -9161 Salea - Secretar~al poa1t1 o n 20 - 30 hours per week m growing re1ail s1ore. past eJtpartence preferred but not required Apply in person person onty 9 00 11 OOAM Tope Furn1ture 151 Second Ave , Gallipolis 3478 . Wanted to buy New. used & antique furniture Will buy 1 p1ece or complete house· holds Cell Oaby A Martin 114·992 -1370 304-623 -6872 CALICO ktttono. 304-882 - C11h tor paperback bo oks Wea1erna; "W1rbooks, fic 2858 tion. novelt. mysteries non · KITTENS, white with blue fiction Paying between 1 0 & &Oc ooch . Atoo buying ' " ' · tiger, black • calico. comic books between 26c 304-418 -1640. Someone to ce re for elderly couple 1 11 bedfast, separ · ate Irving quarterafurmahad In th e co untry Calf 304 · 773 61 18 do yo Aher 5 30. 30 4·882-2049 13 Insurance SANDY AND BEAVER In surance Co hat offered aerv1ce1 for frre insurance coverage in Gatha County fo r almost a cen1urv Farm , home and personal propertv coverages ant avatleble to meet ind:vldual needs. Con ttc1 Rty Wedemeyer, agent Phone 388-8249 WANTED to buy, single or double horM trtller. fair condition , reaaontbly FOR FUTURI! USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE _ 915-3561 All Makai .•w.-.. •Dislt-shors olletrtgereton •Oryera .,.... .,. PAinS and SERVICE Hll< OHIO VALLEY ROOFING PULLINS EXCAVATING - Do..rs '- 811Ckhoes -Dump Trucks - Lo·Boy -T-eller - W•ter AND HOlE IIAIIIIEiiiMCE 'loollna of 111 IJfiOI lnidtllliel & COIIMercial 'Gutters & O.Oopom ·stor• Win- & Ooon flU ESTIMATES 20 Ta.. hparlaoce TOM HOSKINS - Sewer · - OeeUn• -leptle Sva•m• l'h. 742·2134 lAIOIO< .AU IOes PH . 992-2478 ~13 I IIIII or 9.49-2160 pd S20!111(1 tid FOR PROFESSIONAL TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE CALL: TERMINIX INTERNAnONAL At Ow ... l'hona Number 992-3326 Slll1110 ~~ 0~! 7.'7> ~ ~· -~ . / .-:'/ ~ lnltruction PATHS lnttltute now using computers for tutoring mtth students K-8 . Call 2415 - 18 Wanted to Do 'Have you had any exptrt....., orklllll 1n a nuclear plant ore1 .. Frenoht-n Cer Co. Bill Ben• Johnson 448-0089 ' LISHING CO recommends that you do bualneaa with people you know. and NOT to sand money through the: mail until •you have invetti-gated the offering. l : SELL Steel Buildrnga for manuraclurer . dealership, , no 1nventory mveatment , b1g eaminga tn sales end con structiOn WedgCor 1 800626 -9240 for area available 22 Money to loan HOM E LOANS 1 OV2% f1Jted rate l eader M ortgage 77 E State, Athen s. Oh1o 1 614692 · 3051 , or 12 to 4PM 1-800 -341 · 6664 in Oh1o 23 Professional Serv1c es C & L 8ookkeepmg Broad range of bookkeemg and tax services avai11bleto suit your busineu needs. Carol Ne&l 448 -3862 PIANO TUNING 16 off pluo · dltcounta to aen1or c•tiz.ena- ' churche s-sc hool s Call Bill : Ward Ward 's Keyboard . · 446 -4372 . PIANO TUNING-LANE DA NIELS Rehable 1en11ce ' s1nce 1966 Aasociate of : Bruntcardl M ua1c Co Phone • 614 ,742-2951 PIANO & gUitar teaao ns· tenc her wt th master 's de gree Acceptmg a hm1ted number of students. 3 04- 882 -2762 Professio nal wedding pic tures 10 beautiful color. Howards Studio 304 676 293 t 31 Homes for Sale HOUSE FOR SALE on Mtd· dleport Newly remodeled home w1th f~replace . ponl· ble woodburl)er. close to schools and ahoppmg Call 614-992-8941 2 story frame. 1 1/t bath , 3 or 4 bdr , utihty room 3'h acr es. c1ty schools rn Eu · reka $32 000 Call 448 2174 after 6 FOR SALE 3 bedrm frame ranc h house w / cerport. 94 acre Cen tenl'llle Rd , Thurman Extas Ref , stov e. freez er A I C un1t fuel oil fnce , hum1dif1er, WB Hearth stove. drapes Contact Cen tury 21 , Wmme Bl&ir Reatty. 286-4498 El11e Perry 286- 2631 House 4 rooms, beth, 21erge lots long St , Rutland. Oh Phone 6 14-742 3186 4 bedrooms, forced air heat, al so coal wood burner 1 '6 miles from Rac rn e Separate garage, lar ge tevel lot Call 6t 4-949 -2023 All brtck ran ch style , full b11ement , garage, 13 acres, need o ffer or will con11der trnde 304 -676 ·3030 or 304 -87 6-343t Route 2 · 3 bedrooms, 2 b•ths, farge hvrng room and dining. bac:k porch and one acre lend 304-676 · 3030 or 32 Mobile Homes lor Sale TAt STATE MOBILE HOM ES USED - CARS , TRU CKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 446 -7672 t12,600 Oo4toto& mobtlo f14.BOO Colt 446-1240 1980 BAYVIEW Dolu•o. 14x70 2 BR CI A. liroptoco. garden tub, appliances, underpfnnmg t14.00 . Ctll 446-6211 Will do babysitting anytime In home or vours. Ctll mv 114-246-9699. Trtah hauling done Ctll 114-388-8813 Would like to do babysitting in my home. Prefer morn- lngo. Call 441-3369 . ~ We pav cesh for late model I'•Cc•u•...:-"""'"'~ ~""'%tt~-~-~~r="----" 1 cletn uaed can. INOTtCEI THE OHIO VALlEY PUB- 2 tota & a mobile home 12x60 , 2 bedroom , with rural water . gas hut H11 some furn i ture , price Schools Buying Gold , Silver, Plttinum. Gold tnd &liver prices ere the highaat In t'NO ye~ra . check our prices on gold • Vslloy Trading Co., Spring Volley Plaza, 448-8025 or 448·8021 . Business Opportunity 15 1------- ---- 9617 allvtr. scrap jowotry. Buying 21 CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALlTV M08tLE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 36 PHONE 446-7274. prlcod. 304-458 -1817. Old colnt, scrap ring• • tllvtrware. o.uy quotes IVIillbll . Alto coins & coin Mlpplin tor 11... Spring 614 - 245 - 94 1 4 anytime. Are you paying to much for your hospital-health insurance . Call Carroll Snowden , 446-•290 onde1.000 AokfooChooter ' - - - - - - - - --'304-875 -6239 . ,. PUPPIES 304-875-3954 Co li 304-87 6-3431 LAFF-A -DAY "CUT OUT ~499 alec 2903. CONGolluM RUBBER-BACK TWEED 9-1 TO good home, long haired, CLEAN scrap alum~num, 30 black & aliver. Tabby klnono. cent1lb also buying gna 20 6 male, 2 femate , 304-937 - cents lb Tri -State Salvage rs~ai-s l Friendly Home Toy parties now m our 28th year , is expanding and hat openm ga for managen and dealers . Per1y plan expertence helpful Guaranteed tova and g rfta . No c11h Investment. no co llecting or dehver1ng. no aervtee charge Car & phone neceas~~rv . Call col· leer. 618 -489-83 96 or 61 B· Colt 446 -3368 8 Family Yard Sale June 21 -22. 6 o.m .-1 Clothes. 446-6632 "Free Esttmates" ... W11t clean houH or pe int . Po mt Good clothing & etc Insurance Work Welcome I 3 lie II 26 tlc 2914 22 YARD sale. 2418 Monroe Ava Saturday & Monday , ropoln. 247 -2605. SIDING INSTALLED WITH PAD CARPENTER SERVICE 19 2 fiT() Vinyl & Aluminum CARPET ton. Oh. June 23. 24 . & 26 3 female kitten s Ca ll 614· Waterblasting POMEROY lANDMARK BOGGS YOUNG'S UlTRA ClEAN CLEANING SERVICE Dry foam (id!aCitOn Method Carll'l ond Upoolstooy Cleantnt Dtep Claanod Short Oryt"' T1me Use same dly Antt·resod 20. 21 2311 Monroe Ave Pleasant , WV. THE Jackson Countv Speed· way, Fe1rphun , one of the fastest speedways th11 11de or Dhtle. will be runmng on Saturday n1ght s Guaran teed purae Trtal runs begtn WIO· 'Pf.H .4L & Family Vtrd Sale across from bapt 1st church 1n Vfn· SECOND annual Ptoneer Days, Saturday June 26, Sunday June 26 . Meson County Farm Museum 4 Miles North of Pt Pleuant on At. 82 Free admiaa1on entertainment 6 9 I mo C OLLEGE Student wants to do house rept1ra tnd paint· .ng E•cellent worker 441- Ytrd Sale June 20 & 21 on St At 664 tt Eno'a General Store , 10 to e. Rein dates , _ u_ ro_c_•_rv_ b_o_g_f_o_ • _•_1_.o _o___ June 22 & 23 I' YARD sole Experience house pai nting and lawn mower repair . Very reasonable rates Call «8- 6888 TUESDAY, June 2111 10 a m. - 9 p m Turn at Sporn Plant , Brotd Run Road , fint tra1ler down from Lutheran Church . fast two hours ftll me out Rt at 7 ""'20.11c 379 -21 56. & Vicinity B1ngo trip to Cherokee, N C July 16 from Pomeroy $66 per person for rransporta · t1on & motel 61•- 992 - lfydes l1uck Rental Ont War pay top pric, for to· bllcc:o poundtge. Call 614· 1-----====-:-:-:-: .. .... 'Pt.fii&aiiaiit ___ __ Patio Sale rain or shine. J una 304 -773 -6882 FREEZER SALE $13.500 W1l kPSV1II r l b:dl rll ll!P ,mn than 54 Misc. Merchandise WPf'k s r rr or tn wrl l, l~s 'Golf Tnps •Custom Pole Bides & Garages •Roolrng Work •Aiumin1111 & Vinyl Sidings 15 Yean Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992·7583 or 992 -2282 ·~ 421th c. prace, bu1tt-m ranp, oven 1nd rtfrieenrtor, butlt-111 see- h(lr f'hy ol •Insurance Work Dewayne Willrams 8t Scottie Smith 742-2328 AP.fcr P.nce O (IP.(t Vol '276 Pao(l 6.!16 D ~>P.d Rf!co rds Me1gs CoulltV OhiO Tct m ~ o f SJIP. Cus h lor no t "'~· '11 11 MT 'H l li d l1fl Vrnl 111 Cnu11 ! 11 •, 0 11111 flllt r> t Wl ' l ' l. fn1 !111('1 ' !11•~ O hiO lrP1111 11 q 11y ExtensiVe Ph 985-4269 SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY M1dd lep07! urp utility """" oo ftm lloot-. btn~-on T.V. lllstment sot up for •~choo llilh Clbillets His 1\1 acre laie 3 miles frotn downt01m Pomeroy. locatod on 11outo 7 at ftve PtliOtS Conbtct 614-9911571 or 992-JBltl - shown by oppoontment only. 11(1111 1 111 flt'vv!;ptpro ro.; 111 q1•n I ' "' lil t Ill 11 11) !1 Il l G.Jihd J I I~ L!) Public Notice ilJlf)f JtSed lessons Special ADULTS ....6 for $40 00 STUDENTS .... 6 for $30.00 wm Contenory Rd . 18, 19. 20. 21 . Communtty patio uta. fomething tor everyone. From nine AM t1l d•rk Everything cheap· General Hauling tnd Treah· removal Servtee Relia~e and depend1ble. Ctll 446· 3169 botwoen 9 and 5. June 21st and 22nd Bob W•ldnlg re11dence At 124 tc:ro11 from Racine plann ing mill Rtm ctncela Oh 614 -992 -6342 'Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly Servie Hilm 1lton St rf'!f"! ts Golf llilh ""' "'"" and~ .. fully Clfpte<l i'<lme ft ll li ~ J1 1iy ') 1) n P\ , ., •.. uy l ht • New Homes Remodeling THE KOUNTRY KLUB 441-31 59 o• 266-1967 in the evenings. Middleport & Vicinity a. AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE thrllll(h llooe ltrepllco, all h f' ' !!Ill nu t •d WI l 11t\ J !l illy 1! t 11 3 24 lie HOME FOR SALE Pretty. lar&e ranch home, per· moslone 87•33 - all birth panel~ 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths, 2 vs. 11 11 l l iiii ' II IV l1 1iy 2h ]'Iii~ It !Ill)() ,1 rn , II lho W 1ll0 11 l lr l!l t'r 11f V Sr t 11111l M.111 1 \ lr"t I VVilllr ",\ II • Oh1o tl ~I J ') b PH . 992·5682 or 992-7121 .:1nc1 St<ltP. nt Oll1 o Wil li I <"-\ Jll I I I I) , I r j r 1' 111 11111111 1\y o II IIIII II'<.; I l .r II II • '~11 11 rl 11 y tlir , nrnpl t " lit h wrll nnt )If' '" (II II I <f I I I ( ( 111rf rrr I I 1 dii V I " r rl l llo Wrlkf''ovtll t' ~" h u rqr J1 1111', I IT II • ,( hl'rl tll(lif Also Transmisaion Pt. Pleasant Leon Apple Grove Mason S3 00 S4.00 .S7.00 Public Notice Coun tieS il nd the pr ose c u1 1n'l 1 RONNIE K an o r nP.Y s o f sar O coun hr.s AL., AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 882 - New Haven 895 - Letart 937 - Buffalo words . One dav insertion - - - - -- - - -- ro m p ly w11h AulA 490 1 1· 29(A ) (I l ! 1~ 0 A C Il lS fu rth er Commiaaioneis ORDE RED f hcH c o nr f?'s o f 161 20, 27 171 4. 3tc th1S r ntry be SP rved upon ( o rrn<;pf lo • co rn plalnli:ln ts Ttm Public Notice-For.J n So u thee~s tPrn Ohr o lr qat Pomeroy Up to 16 words . Three day onsertion Up to 15 Words Six day insertton ..... (Average 4 words per line) 1£!S IImOny 1r1 ! hiS ma liN 111 1 tlrr 1n'il Gonerol Tlllophooe Compony h ra 11nq shdll be 11m11ec1 to thf' ol Ohio. ~ o mmun 1 tY ot u11 Prf!S1 factors Comptoinonta. lllVOIVf!<l 1n thrs CLISI't lllCI UdlnQ v. catlrng Till fl S, diS\IIbUhOn Q l Genorol Tlllophone •Compony c alhnq ond IOCJI10" ol Sf!IVI of Ohio, ccs products an d e~ c t lvJ U es At Wtlt o n 4 569 5 10 bA Froaov July 29 IJllf rlll b{ltr~ Jtrc lq p / r t f' r~ 16i 6 1 i /0 lti hf>d l l ll (! WP.f!kS prr or to l hP hccrr nq Wl! h th e l1nill pubiiC.ll ron be1no nt t AaSt li ft f!f'n ( 15) unO not morP th an th rf ty (30) d ay s p r1or 10 the h e a r rn q It IS ~ u 11 h e 1 ORD ERED fhn1 111 l)il rt1e s ' n ! P.n d1 n 11 to prf!SP.n t d rrPc l PxptJ rl Gollta County Area Code 614 Public Notice ( Oll11111<; \ ltlll <, II( 11 1ld r .Jit' I' ptJ I I lt l ,1!1 \111 111 !1 11 fn iiOV\rr lrl lr•rJ, II Public Not1ce On M.rv 20111 !'l tD 111 l h• M P.!CI S Cou n ty l ' r u b .. t•' C••u 11 oii P <J nono p !I(Jfl {l l tPIPph r r)l f' Sf'l vrCf' IHltWf!f" n !h i' W l lk e'iV IIIP t1r1 f1 W f'll'i l nn [ :.c h1nqr• s o f rh" Gr>nr>rul l 1•lr •p hon r Co m o 1ny ol 51 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF ClAUDE OLIN REITMIRE. DECEASED Cuo No. 23847 NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY w. ty Public Notice GARAGE St Rt. 124, Pomeroy, OH. In · II [H!H I ' 111/I IP' IPI l! t\1<' )II ! llf' l!l'i! III II IOIT Ill lh r' tlfl) l)n o., r rl I AS IH II 1I , 1 rl 111•1 1n111 II Ifil l II ' " l li ' PI I ll),u lr l 'ln 1 111 tl ,, • ( r rrJ/J iy l)u1 !o 11• I iiU ' ' c .1• , No '),11 l iT 1111dd r 111 h 1'1• il l f• ~l c n rlr'! rf !I 111111 J II I II'{ II ( 11\ d lll,r '\ ( ) r r u dy { lr•rk <;fCkS two sh o u ld comply w1t h Rule 4901 1 '29 tAl f 1) frl Oh10 A cl mrn1s trJ IIVP Co de w h1Ch fP.Qulff!S 111;;n ~u StiCh t e snmo nv 10 be olfP.Ie(! rn 1h1 S tyi)P. o f IJr OcP.f!d tn(l htc f1lr'!d an d ";A rve<i u po n all p art11:S no l,ner than l1vf! d ays nr 101 10 r r1mrnf' n r f'mP.n t nt I hf' rO i n(ll, rrn r 11 llf• 10 li rno t 1111 •,ro p 0 (){ 111111 11 J)IJhlrr hl'lllflo1 l o r n rn l1l ll ll 11 V ot 1111<'1! '<; 1 1.1 IIIV{)IV••r t hr 111 1tl l tl r' t 0l r uf' ( Oln i! Wo' l() fl >\1ll I <II 0 rdr•1 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF DORIS KARSHNER . DECEASED c ... No 24136 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On /V1, rq 19BJ i hP. M ,ll ch 'l Public Notice Roger Hysell cover I he following telephone exchang('.~ ... 81 -Homelmprovements 82-Plumbing lit Heating 83-Excevating 84-Eiectricol & Retngeration 85-General Hauling 86-M.H. Repair 57-Upholstery 4 7 Wan ted to Rent 18-Wonted To Do Public Notice 61 -Farm Equipment 62-Wantad to Buy 6 3-Lovestock 64- Hay & Grain 65- Seed & Fertilizer 43- Farms for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent 45- Furmshed Rooms 13- lnsurance 14- Business Traimng The Stftte of Oh1o, Metgs County, Court of Common PIMte, Probate DMston 57- Musecallnstruments 58-Fruits & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade 41 -Houses for Rent 42-Mobile H'omes for Rent 11 - HelpWanted 1 2- Situated Wanted NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRIASEMENT 55- Building Supplies 56- Pets tor Sate 31 -Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 33 -Farms for Sale 34-Business Build1ngs 3 5-Lots & Acreage • 2 8-Reat Estate Wanted Cla.~.~ified page.~ 71 -Autos for Sole 7 2-Trucka lor Sale 73-Vonsllt4WO 74-Motorcyctes 7 5-Boats & Motors 76-Auto Ports lit Accessories 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment 18 Wanted to Do WANTED TO BUY Oldfuml· & Vicinity 141 RADIATOR SERVICE Wanted To Buy ture and Ant lquea of all klndl, call Kenneth Swain. . . . ."'\114~~-'lt~ll\·· . ------Giiiiiiioiii........ . ···--·"F>'cimiirv ·------·--· cheap -cheap 4 1f.z The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel-Page 7 1978 SCHULT, 14x70. 2 BR , 2 botho. Cl A Good con d On rental lot netr Goodyear plant. Aawm•bl• , loen , low down peyment . French City Brok•rlng Servl- coa. 446 -9340 1973 GRANVtLLE . 14x70i BR , gas Unfurnished, A / C, , skirting, awn i nga 11-, d pO<choo, 2 utility bldg&. Sot . All typao of carpentry work • up on choice lot. Outll CrHk ramodallng and palntl >g M . H. Pork. he . Cond . Interior & exterior, Ct/1 French City lrGII.Iring Servl· 570·5400 . Cll, 448-9340 ·' �• Page 51 32 Mobile Homes for Sale acre lot with 10JII60 trliler. outside building., Raccoon Creek . 812,600 . Cell 614-266· 1446. ------ p 1976 Peerless mobile home, 1 4•70. wilh tilt out. E.C .. Central air , woodburner . new carpet throughout. partially furni shed. underpin ning , ~onility building , . S10.60Q . Call 614 -246· 6406 or 446·0212 . 1972 14x65 mobile home partially fumished includes underpinning and back porch . Call 614 -991! ·2166 KIT 'N' CARLYLE;'" 1976 14x70 , Windsor, 3 bedroom, 1 % baths. fur· nished , 8x10 utility building. Death in family must sell. Call 446 -7513 call before 3 :00M . after 4 call 446- Brand new sewing machln• *89 . ,983 White sewing machine alightly peint dam· age,, reteil &329 . Cell 814385-8678 collect. 7847 . 576 -2711 . 9 .3 ACRES 1971 mobile home, small barn. caller. 2 outbuildings, 626, 000. Little Shcteen . Southside, WV. - - - -- - b-pl080 1978 Shannon, 3 bdrm . all elec . 14 k70, built -on room, 12k28. coal or wood burner. large porches. utility bldg . acre land . exc . co nd . good well , Jerry'!£ Run Road . Apple Grove 304 -675 2356 35 lots & Acreage 35 acres at Rodney on W .T. Wat son Rd . Owner financ ing available . Call 446 -8221 Mobile home for rent . Call 446-0766 . 1 2x60 2 bdr . mobile home all utilities paid. except electric . Oep . Req . Call 446 ·8558 . - - - - - - -- - - 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apart· ments S200 per mo. or if income is $10,000 or teas HUO available . A· One Real Estates. Carol Yeager. Real· tor . Call 304 -676 w6104 or 304-6 75 -73B6 . Furniahed one br apt . in Pt. Pleasant . E•tre nice, adults only. No Pets. 304-676w 1386 . Knauff Coal & Firewood Price• reduced · May-July. Pick up or delivered. We 45 Furnished Rooms honor HEAP Vouchers. Cell 614 -256-8245 . For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping For sale metll culven &Inch rooma. Park Central Hotel. thru 60 inch in atock. State approved 16 gauge 12 inch Cell 446 ·0766 . 95 .35 per ft .. 24 inch Sleeping room 8125 . utilties S 10.10 per ft . 36 inch paid, single male. Share 115 .50 per ft . Alao plastic bath, 919 Second Ave. culve" in stock . 6 inch thru Gallipolis . Call 446-4416 18 inch. 8 inch $1 .80 per ft .. 12 inch 13.60 per it . Ron after 7PM . Evans Enterprises. 4 mi . Furnished apt . adults. No South of Jackaon on ST . RT. 93, 614·286·6930 . Peta. 304-676 -t463 . Beagle pupa, 120. Cell446· 0373. Furnished apt., 131 V. 4th 46 Space for Rent · Ave.. Gallipolis . 2 bdr .. l- - - - - - - - -5175 mo., water paid. Cell ' Iot . Roc k sprmgs . 446-4416 after 7PM . Bu1'ld 1ng COUNTRY MOBILE Home aroa . 614 -992 -2719 . R 33 N h 1 - -- - - -- - - 7 Furnished · effic'ency apt. in Park, ou1e · ort o -1 .3 ac re land, septic tank. town. $160 mo. Call The Pomeroy . Largo lots. Cell _ . 992 7479 city water, electric, oul· Wiseman Real Estate l- - - - - - - - -building, 2 miles out Sand Agency . Cftll 446 · 3643. Hill Rd . on Bethel Rd . 2 bdr . apt .. 50 lincoln . 4 7 Wanted to Rent $6 ,000 . 304 -676 -4399 . Retired couple only. call 446-3059 . NICE private trailer lot, to MtiRtBII Furni!!lhed apt. , 8226, utiliw put 14k70 mobile home. ties paid , 1 bdr., 2nd. floor, Call Burger Chef & leave 41 Houses for Rent adults, 607 2nd . Ave, Galli- menage. 304-675-4830 . polis . Call 446-4416 after 8PM . 49 For lease Nice 2 bdr. house with fireplace & basement near APARTMENTS iEHO) one Crown City 8276 mo . Cell bedroom rent stans at $167 The Wiseman Real Estate por mo . two bedroom starts For lease Silver Dollar Club, at $193 . Deposit 8200 lno Henderson . WV . Call 304 Agency . Coli 446-3643 . pets) ~ear Spring Valley 675-10BO. FAR .M HOUSE . no bath. roar Cinema. Call 446-2745 or Thurman. 8100 mo. 850 leave message. a8wr;bwndlce depo ~ it . Pole barn ~torage for lease, 8100 mo. 6,000 1 bedroom apartment for 51 Household Goods sq. ft . near Thurman . Call rent . Call 446 -0390 . 614 -246 -9316 . 1 bdr . with stove & rohig . 4 rms & bath , located 733 near HMC, water furnished . SWAIN Third Ave .. Gallipolis . Adults no pats, $189 mo., 850 AUCTION & FURNITURE only, $165 mo., $76 dep- deposit . Call 446-3617. 62 Olive S1.. Galllpolio . 6 osit . Catl 446 -3870 or 446piece wood living room auite Unfurnished apartment with With 8 inch flat arms 8399: 1340. stove, refrlg .. central air. just bunk beda complete with Available July 1st. nice 2 remodelad . 819 Second bunkie• &199 , 2 piece an bedroom in Kanauga . Car· A'lle .. Gallipolis . Call 446· non llvingroom suitea t199 . · peted. W -0 hookup, stove 8c 2t68 . antron recliners $99. other refrig ., $196 plus elect. 8c recliners 880, maple dinette gas . deposit & lease. Call Moden 1 bdr . apt., near sets . I 179 , love seats 170, town . $166 plusutiltiies . No hide-a -bed $260 , bolt 446 -2927. pets. single peraon pre· spring• & meuress twin ·or 4 bedroom house. living tarred . Call 446 ·2065 . full $100 set regular-firm room , study, dining room. 8120 , maple dinette chairs Unfurnished apt . 3 rm . & 1 v, baths in Pomeroy. Pro$36. wash ltands $34 , fessional couples only .. beth, 513% Second Ave .. maple rockers 159, 7 piece S200 . month. First snd lest Gallipolis . $136 mo. Call chrome dinette set $149, 5 months rent . Plus security 446-4222 . 9 to 5 . piece dineue set $89. uaed deposit . Reference s rebedroom suites, retirgerequired . No drunks and n9 3 rm . apartment & bath . Call tora. rangaa. chest , dressers, 446 -3366. dopers. 446 -8698 . wringer washers , TV'a , dryerea , &. shoes . Call 446 7 room HOUSE . NO BATH . Furnished 2 fooms and bath . 3169 . Apple Grove near Goodyear Oownstain. Cle&n . No peta . Plant $160 . deposit and Adults only. Reference re- GOOD USED APPLIANCES quired . 446 ·1619 . required . 675 -1894 . · washers. dryers. refrigera · tors, ranges. Skaggs ApMODERN 2 bedroom. on 2 bdr . & 1 bdr. partially pliances, Upper River Rd .. Rl. 141 , 2 miles from furnished . park front. newly beside Stone Croat Motel. downtown Gallipolis, &275 . remodeled , water S. hot 446 -7398 . deposit 8c reference. 304- water paid . Oep . & ref , CaU 446 -3919 or 446 ·0021 . 676 ·3666. lAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa , chair, rocker. ottoFurnished apt .. 1210, utili w TWO bedroom house. 177 tiea pd ., 1 bdr .. 920 41h man , 3 tables. (e•tra heavy Pa~ Dr ., call Mrs Charlo! Awe ., Gallipolis. Call · 446 · by Frontier) . 1686. Sofa , bonham . 304 -676 ·4692 . chl!ir and loveseat , $275 . 4416 ofter 7PM . Sofas and chairs priced from &286 . to $B96 . Tabloa, 146 1 bdr . apt . downtown 324 42 Mobile Homes and up to 1126 . Hide·a· 3rd. Ave ., Gallipolit. Stove bedt , l440 . and up to for Rent & refrig . Call 446 -9788 or 8626 ., Reclinera , $176 . to 446-38t0. $360 ., Lamps from 128 . to Mobile Home space in Galli876 . 6 pc . dinettea from polis . 920 Fourth Ava. $70 . Apt . for rent. Halt double-2 &99 .. to &436 . 7 pc .. 8189 . · W11ter paid . Call 446 -4416 bd .room Apt . Adults prew and up . Wood table with six tuned . No pen . 614 -992after 7 PM . chaira 8426 . to $746 . Oeak 2749 . $110 up to 8225 . Hutches, FOR RENT Mobile HOme, 2 8560 . and up. maple or pine OR . turn . w / w carpet. 19ft. 1 bed room Apt. 8,96 . mo. finish . Bunk bed complete lR . nat . ga!l heet. air co nd ., including utilities . Equal with mattreasea. $260 . and private lot . Ph . 446-1409 housing oppo"unity . Con- up to S396 . Boby bed& , tact Village Manor Apts . from 4 to 8 p .m. $110 . Manreuea or box 6t4 -992 -7787. aprlnga, full or twin, 168 .. Traitors furn ishod. uir cond .. firm. $68 . and a78 . Queen beautiful riverview In Kll · Nice large 2 room efiiciency naugo . Foster's Tniler Park, apt . Furnished . ln Langaville. aets, 1195. 4 dr . cheats, $100 . month . 614 -992 · 942 . 6 dr. che111, t64 . Bad 446 .1602 . framea , S20 .and $26 .. 10 6692 . gun wGun cabinets, 1360 ., House 2 bdr . newly remo deled . Point Plaaaant area . 3 room & bath furniahedapt . dinette chain e2o. and *26 . Goa or electric rengea. $325 614-992 -690B. Coli 446-4602 uptot375 . 8obymetrooaeo, 1 bedroom furniahed apt . 3 bedroOm mobile home for U5,&& t38 130., bed kingfr•-• frame 160. $28 UO . rent. V2 mile off Rt . 7 on 6t4 -992 ·6434. 992·5g14 Good selection of bedroom or 304-B82· 2666. Bulevllle· Addloon Rd In Ad· aul .t ea , cedar cheats, dlson . Nic1r % acre lot. 1200 Apartments . 304 -676 - rocken, metal cablneta , . mo . Cell 614 -388 -9756 . swivel rockers. 6648 . Uaod Furniture .. bookcue , 12•62 2 bedroom trailer. rangea. ohalra. end tables, Adul11 only . ·Brown's Trailer APARTMENTS , mobile Wllhera. dryera. refrlgera· homes, houses. Pt. Plea~ant Park . 6t4 -992 -3324 . end Galllpolla . 614-448 · tors and TV' s. 3 mll11 ,out ~------- · l c Bulewille Rd . Open 9am to 2 bedroom mobile home in 8221. 8pm, Mon. thru Fri., 9am to Recine . 614 -367-0288 . ONE bedroom apertmenta 5pm, Sot. for the elderly . .All utilldea 448-0322 1 2 x 80 2 bedroom mobile paid . Tenanta pay 30 per· · home for ~ent. ApProx . 5 cent of their adjulled ln- COUNTY APPLIANCES, miles hom Middleport or comoln thll HUD auboldlaod Inc . Good uMd appliances, Pomoroy. 992 ·5868 . apartment building. 'Twin woahera, dryoro.. refrlg .. TV Rivers Tower, phone 304· nta. 8271-l 3rd. Avo .. GolliAdulto only. Orfonfllywlth 1 675-8879. Equol opportun· PDII,I . Coll441·11199. child. Furnished with utili· tlea pflld . Deposit a. referen- ltv houelng . . GOOD SELECTION ot ce• required . 81 4 -992 · WIIhen, drv••· refrlgera. ONE bedroom 1p1nment. 3647 , No poll. 402VJ 24th. St. Pt. Pltaaant, tors. atov••· •ao up. 30 day worron!y. Coli 446·8033. phone. 1 -814-992-88&8 . Trailer for rent In TupPers Plaint. 1$160. month plus ONE bedroom apanment. MoVing: Selling furniture, utilitiJo . 614 -667. 3487. e 226 month, all utllltiaa dinette aet, bedrm., etc 1 Inquire ot troller behind C .J, pold, 304·876·2686. ,~ ONE .,edroom mobile home. lor on Rt. 7 . adultt only, you pay utlllt .... fumlihed, phone 304· 875· Wedo- Apto. no children. no 2li36 . . pota . 304·875·2072.' after 6 weekd ays . . ..., '--;.;;;;:~ malea •100. male •126. Cell446-3640. Musical Instruments Thomas transistor organ. duel manuals. double octave pedals, needs repair, 8100. Call 614 -379w2138 after l-6:3_0_._ _ _ _ __ __ Strawberriea. Taylor'• Burry Perch. Kerr-Harrisburg Rd . a AM ·S PM , 'Mon . -Sat. 121b. or more 40 cents a lb. Call 446 w86·92 or 614 -246 _ 9 6_6 7 _ . _ _:___ _ __ 1 _ I' 72 71 Colored T.V. Like new . St60 . 6t4-949-2994 . Antique Dresden lace figu rines, genuine Hummel & odds & ends . 614 -992 · 6070. 6 pc . bedroom suite, dinette set. 4 chairs . 2843. 614 ~ 7112 · OELI EQUIPMENT- 8ft. deli casar, TEC digital scales. Hobart slicer & refrigerator unit . All like new , 304 -6765843 . SEVEN maple chairJ, newly refinished . Etegere for dis· play . Phone 304 -675 -t B21 . PISTOL 38 special, Smith & Wenon , like new. 304 -6765904 . 3 ton air-copdition . 304675 ·5472 . 16 cu . ft . cheat type freezer . perfect condition. 304-676t3B6 . 55 Building Supplies Building materials block, brick, aewer plpea. windowa. llntell . etc . Claude Winters , Rio Grande. 0 . Call614-246 · 6121 . 56 Pets for Sale AKC Reg . German She phard pupplea. Call 4463430. NEW &. Used Harvesrore Structures . AU1omatad li vestock feeding-computer feeders . · Call collect 614585 · 2260 . John l. Betts. 1976 Chevy Caprice Classic, 4 dr. sedan, one owner. U,500 . Coli 446-1816 9r 446-1244. Complete drive train for Dodge '.4 ton 4WD. frame & wheel• included. f8DO firm. Call 614-266·1266 . Ford 6 cyl. van, runs good, some ruot. t495. Coll446· 8181 . 1974 Monte .Carlo . Ekcll. cond. e2.000. Ph . 446 · 4630 . 1964 Int. 2B 1o 33 pea· Hnger bus good condition, $1,200. Call Raccoon Creek Canoe Livery. Cell614w2456304. 1973 Jeep CJ&, $900. 304 V-8. 11 .60- 161t Tirea. spoke w~eala, 304 - 676 6069, after B p .m. 1==========:: I· 74 Motorcycles 1980 Hondo CR t26. dirt bike. many new parts, exc . cond., $600. Call614 -258· 1379. Suzuki TS 400, 8660. Call 61 4·246· 621 1 . For sale or trade Honda 760. $1.096. Cell 614-246 6211 . 1982 Kawasaki 440 LTD belt drive, leas then 2.000 mi. Call 676 -6948. Tomes Moped . Like new. 0nly 700 milao. $3110 . 614 , 992· 2596 . 1980 Keweoeki 440 LTD . lota ,of extr8s. 10,740 actual miles. Must see to believe. Ekcellent condition. 11,276. Price negoti8ble. Cell814-742-2211 or614· 992-6320 after 8 p.m . all the extr11, really sharp. NEW Hollond 270 bolo;, 'Call 676-6948 . good condition , . 81600 . 304-675-742t . 1978 Dodge Omnl 4 dr .. 4 speed. 32 MPG average, JOHN Deere modal 430 11,900 or best offer. Call tractor with tront end 448· 7332 or 446-9846. loader. S2tOO . 304-895368t . Foreman• Usttd Cars. For le11eJipen1iva cera. On S .R. 63 livest9ck 124 in Langavllle. Oh . 614· 742-2734. 3 year old stud pan quarter horse. No papers. 614-9492674 . QUARTER horn. regis tered, 6 year old gelding, no show ekperience. gentle na· tura. $600 . 304-676-2127. 64 · Hay & Grain 1978 Ford, Elite, 2 door, air, p.s., p.b ., radio, 8JIC . run'l,ing condition. Price neg.o tiable. 81 4 -992·2963 or 992· 6241 . 1978 Concord DL -a .c .. crulie. tilt wheel. am -tm atereo. 6 cyl., auto., 47.000 milea. Eke . cond . 614-992· 5238 . 1981 STANOING HAY for aele. Coli 246-9315 . Hay for aalo . Caii448-B.3 81 . 1 field of standing hay. 1 tobacco bed . Call 448 1432. MIXED .2264 . hey , 304 · 6711 · T~OTHY hay, e1 .76 bolo. o the wagon . $2 .00 1 bale de lverod. 304-676-5054. Hey and Straw . 304-458· t656 . 66 Seed & Fertilizer TOBACCO plant• tor aale, Buckskin ,.,are, 4 years old . Kentucky 14 a. 17 . Callfrom Good rider. with aeddlo & ·4 untill9:00 p.m .. 304-882bridle. 248·5031 . 32 96 . • Cutlan Supreme Loaded . low milea, A-1 cond . 1978 Ka· wasaki 850, 8ktrll. 114992· 7382. B~ough1m. 1 982 Brown Reliant K. A.C .. C.C .. P.S .. P .8., om·fm atereo, excellent condition . Coli 98&•4123 . 1977 Toyota Corolla. 4 apaed. new paint, vary gOOd ~ondltlon . t1900 . 614 · 992-8183. 19118 Chevyaso . Nowheela but hes motor and transmit · alon. 247·4976. 1979 Flrebird Formule . P .S ., P.B., P.W .. til(whHI. end rear window defogger. Coli 8t 4-992-11:'47. 1979 Pinto 4 apeed, 21 .000 ::'1il4ei,99•2•c~9cBon8d. t2,959020 . v • ·u or · ~=========:l=========:j 2148 ofter 8 p .m . llli OLDSMOBILE, good condition. cl•en, 304w578 · 2414 aher -1;00 p.m. 1973 CHEVY Coprlco . t310.00. runt good, call 304-871·2&42 . Can be Men at Henderaon Trailer Court . -:-:--...-::-::----'--1979 OLD8 Cutlaaa Su· promo, allvor & blue mttollc. power ateering. power brokoa. olr conditioned. power windowl, 10.000 mlloo. t4796. 304-773· 11117. --------74 Chov. Mollbu Clooolc. oherp cor. tiOO. 304-17113141. ---------72 TNcka for Sele 11!80 'M Ton Cbevroltt PU, auto trono, P8, PI, t4, 115. .Hihn'a Auto leloo. Cell 4441·4712 ~ ._...... 1983 Harley Davidson, wide glide, 6,000 miles . 16.000. For more information call 614-742-2923 after 6 . 1974 HONDA C8 360. 1400. 304-676-1800. 75 Boats and Motors for Solo 1g73 14ft. MFG tri-heul with a 66 HP Chrysler motor, Gator · trailer. gas tenk. bettery fire extin · guiaher, boat cuahions. aki vesta, AM radio. top cover, llde curtains, good cond .. U,600. Coli 614 -742 · 2827. 14 ft . LONE Star aluminum V-bottom boot, 9 .5 HP Even rude motor, trailer, cover. •1300. 304-896· 3681 . 78 .• Will do atroof and pricee. houae painting resonable For frM estimatea. call 814949·2232. -,..--------RON 'S Tolevialon Service. Specializing in Zenith end Motorola. Ouou•. ond houae cello. Coli 6711-2398 or 446-2454. '• .•• F & ~Tree Trimming, stump removal. Coli 676· .1 331. 1979 Jeep CJ II, II cyl .. 3 apd .. new eoft top. AM· FM tlpe, ekC. cond . Call 446w 0616. 1977 DODGE Aapen Ste · tion Wagon. 'PS. PB, good con d. Call 446-7489 or 446 ·6606. 1980 Z-28 leather interior Ia Vans & 4 W.O . 73 78 Plymouth Vole" Premier 4 dr .. air cond., one owner. Coli 448-11116 or 446 · t244 . 75 Dodge Cornen, needs repair. $600 . Cell 448 · 1835. Trucks for Sale 1.970 Chevy. S160 . Needa some work·. Call 8t4-2459698. Autos for Sale Strawberrlea. Taylor's Berrr Steam Jenny. aeweral tOols, Patch, Kerr· Harrisburg Rd . 8 service equip . plus much AM -8 PM, Mon. - Set. Call more. For automobiles as 448·8692 or 614-246w 1978 Chevy Impala 4 door w•ll as motorcycles. Betz 9_5_6_7_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ low mileage, good condi Honda Salea. tion . $1 ,676 . Cell 446 Strawberries. Pick your 1569 or 446 . 3647 . Handmade doll house plus own . C e II Cl aude Winter . 1 ------~--varietr of handcrafted ta - _c_o_ll_6_t_4_·_ 2_4_6_·&_1_2_1_. _.;__ 1979 Pinto atationwagon, 8 . d 1 Ps bles, benches & shelvea . Ph . Ear Corn for sale. 2,600 exc cy ... auto.. con ., 448-4630. cond . Call, a1r 814-388Bushel. Selling for $3.00 bu . B436 . Limestone, Sand, Gravel. 614·992w746B. Delivered in Mason, Meigs, 1- - -- - ----.....,- 1982 Chevette take over Gallia or ,pick up at Richards STRAWBERRIES , pick your p_.ymenta. 1976 Datiun PU & Son . Call 446-7786 . own. Monday through Sat- asking $1.200. Cell 446 ' urday, 9 -8 , no checks, 40 3t0t . Wood storage buildi.ng good cents lb. Happy Hollow Fruit cond .. $200 Cell 614 -367- Farm, Gallipolis Ferry. 304- 1981 Chevene, A-1 condi676 -2026 . 0406 altar &PM . tion . Cand be aeen on State St . acroaa from Gellie Reece hitch complete. Call Academy . 446 -8t8t . 1972 AMC Gremlin 2 dr. Ford cyl . van runa good, aedan . Call446-8196 . some rust, &495 . Cell 446 8181 . 1979 Plymouth Arrow auto . , sharp, sporty, Freezer 20 cu .ft . cheat, Troy Built rototillers new $2,496 , John's Auto Selaa. and uaed . Swisher lmple· Buleville Rd . Open 8·8 . eJ~cellent condition, $200 . mont Co., Sr. Rt. 7 North. 446 -4782. Cell 614-266· 9349 , Gollipolis. Oh. 446-0476 . Window awnings 840 each 1978 Ford Fiesta, good and stutters $6 set . ,204 For sale- Used J 20 Ditch work car, $1,096 . John's Kinion Or., Gallipolis. 446 - Witch Trencher . 1 -614- Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. 694-7B42 . 1422 after 6PM . Opan 8·8, 446-4782 . New Oak Furniture. tablei. chairs , cupboards, pie safe, dry sinks. PaUl Conkels Antiques, Tuppers Plains . - ,. •• RINGLE•& SERVICE experienced .roofing. including hot tar application. carpen· ter, electrician, maaon. Call 304 -675 - 2088 or 1178 · 4580 . :: 79 Motora Homes & Campers .... E & R Tree Service, fully intured. free eatlmaus . Phone 614· 367-0636. cell etter 6. '" HO)( 15 ONLY INC/Of!IT/IUY HO~D'{, Ml55 YOUR Df!IVF:R, ANNIE... ANNIE. HE'G MA/Nl.Y YOUR 50DYGUARD! I'IAL - 1 GUE55 I C'N 6ET YOU F.I~EI7 UP AGAIN, F11XJ.. THAT AIN'T TN' MAIN PROBLEM., AN' IT'5 GCARIN' nf 8EJ4f!8Eif5 OUTO ' ME! '• ,. ._, Rooting and Carpentry work. general repain. call ·..., · Anthony Williamson, 614- , ,. : 367-0194. .: . •• CALL 304·676 · 1 293 for • ' concrete and black top eati- .;: mates. metal building end fence erection coets. Alto buying end aelllng heavy equipment . Hor~ Ia . atock trailer salea . Furniture, electrical &: electronic suppliea and equipment. Pleasant Meadows Distributors and Selaa. ' WE~~. ~'.~LEY, HOW DO 'IOU LIII.E FLYING? IT'S TERRI FIC! WA.IT'LL 1 TELL 'IOU COULD STAY 0\IBl AN' HAVE PINNER DOC AND OSCAR ABOUT WI~ us~ T~IS~ 1----------- • Minimum . 11 c square foot ,. to aluminize rour mobile homo roof. 304-876·1293. Home Improvements, painting . exterior & interior & mobile ·home1 . Call after 6 p.m. 304 -676 · 1 128 82 Plumbing & Heating G~SOLINE ALLEY ..., CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446-3888 or 446 4417 •, p~t ih' council has over- foO.S rule me, I has been strip o'm4 powers! Mr. Bicker in II cha . lis not to ... , ~"r''""'~ At I they hc.s lef'memy f ine desk an· chair 1 Ruf~s! JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. Fomerly Dewitt's Plumbing . Coli 814-387 · 0676 . They wants th' factory! 83 Excevating DOZER WORK By Ted Henna. ponda. ditches. baaements, etc . Call 4464907 . Carter & Evant Transportation . '' Lonnie Bogga Excavating. Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck. Work by hour or job. Cell 446 -7903 . MAKE AN ADI'OlNTMENT WITH DR. DEUELL ... GET BIRDIE TO ACCOMPANY ME .. . AND HAVE HIM GIVE HER. A PHYSICAL WHILE 5HE'5 THERE.' . ... ...• .. ." ~- ...•'· -: Meiga Excavating. Bulldozer 6 backhoe Jervice. Baaew menta, footers. landsc:.aping, driveways. farm ponds . 614-742-2407 or 1114 -742 · 2088 . -.. Eleclricel Refrigeration SAKES ALIVE!! DEPENDABLE WASHER · 'DRYER REPAIR . Guerin· teed work. Call anytime 6t4-288-6820 or814-268· 1207. IT's LUNCH TIME ALREADY SEWING ""achlnf reP•ira. iervice . Authorized Singer Salea Ia Service Sharpen Sclsaou . , Fab_ric Shop . Pomo•oy . 992 ·2284. ., ... Home Improvements 85 Gen•ral Haulin\ ' STUCCO PLASTERIN<l · to•turod c:elllngo com,.,. dol ond -1-tlol, 1 HllmoiM. Col t14-251· 1112. Inoonw1,.,_ "'"blc. PAINTING · ond ..torlor. plumlllng, rooting, remo"td 20 Yfl· oxp. Coli 814· ·1152. 10 ,.,_tobove aoll"" brond , . _ .......,. tiel. electronic ~ulpm•nt .,ppiiM.30._17S·1D3. ' ( • . JONES 80YSWATER SER· VICE . Call 114·387·7471 or 114·317-0191 . ,. -·,. ... ,. , '' JIMS WATER SERVICE . Cell Jln, Lanier, 304·&75w'~· 1 : : 7397 . •. I (1t.Jit(; POES EAol OF 't'OU I-lAVE A cAN.ERA?. ·, I :I B7 Upholltery ' :: - - - - - - - - - - ••11~ it 1' TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY IHOP 1183 - · A.... Golllpolia. 4441-7133 or 4441-1133 . • I< •• ."", ~~ Unocr-- byHe'nii.AmoldandBobLae four J u -.· one Iotter 10 oach · "' lorm four ordtnaty · . -- .. ... ..... •• SOOD! WE ARE NOW GOINS ON WHAT IS CAU.ED A PWOTO HIKE ' TilE IDEA, OF' COURSE, IS TO 61VE 'tOO TilE CAANcE 1tl TAKE SOME BEALITIFUI. AHD MAVBE UHU51JAL. PICTVRE5 ... NOT NECESSARILY OF 'rOIIRSELVES! I GREBA r J (] I KANNIPj I I K I I 1 1 2:30 G Cil (!) Leto Night wl~ " Oevid Lentrman David • guest• ere Bill Maher and race cer driver AI Unur, Jr. (60 min .) I]) Jook Bonny Show ill PKA Full Conttct Korato from Momphlt, TN Coveregl of thl World Sup'ilr Hoovywelght Chom· plonohlp Ia prooentod from Mon.llhla, TN . 180 min .) • Cll Columbo 'fedo In 10 Murdot.' A ttlovlai 0 n oc1or uaoa one of hla acrlpto 10 . plan ~ thl murder of hll ""' procluoor. IRIIIIO 111ln.1 • 9 Ale N.WI"onii-on One • Twilight Zone 1 2:41 ()) MOVIE: 'Tho lonore' 1 :00 ()) Elton John ln Contrel Park Thlo rock etor por· forma mony of hlo groatnt hl!l. . I]) I Married Joon C1J ABC N - One on One .(!IN. . t I I) IRUMATE KJ Print answer here:( ! ro I WHAT SOME 5KATEII:5 Ml6~T HAVE TO PO IN O~DER TO !SET !'ETTER' ACQUAINTED. Now arrange the ci rcled tenors to form the surpnse answer. as suggested by the abOve cartoon. XI I I ] THE r XXj (Answers tomorrow ) Saturday 's I JumDies LILAC ARMOR JINGLE IMBUED Answer : What they call that ma n fr om wh om many different girls ge t love lettersTHE MAILMAN BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby A difficult slam NORTH + K 10 6 2 .A9 753 t6 +KQ6 ~EST EAST +3 ftQJ98 jorH •KQ108 S +KQJ I07 +B4 SOUTH +A 75 4 ;!_913 2 1""953 .2 tAB 5 +AJI072 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: North Wtsl Norlb Eaot I.•• Pass Pass Pass ~ Cll (!) MOVIE: 'Someone's Killing the World's Qreatelt Models' Cil 700 Club 0 C1J 1!01 M'A'S'H Charles becomes involved with a French Aad Cross volunteer. (R} (I)(}]) Greet Performances 'Solti Conducts Rossini.' The Chicago Symphony Orchestra. conducted by ~ Sir Georg So lti. performs five opera overtures by Gioacc hino Rossin• (60 min .) 9 :30 llJ III® Archie Bunker's Place Archie goes to a restaurant seminar and becomes involved with a married women . (A) 10:00 Cll Vanlahod:Miaoing, Children Five true storie!!l of missing children ere presented . (l) MOVIE : 'Lion of tho Oeaert' 0 Cll ·Bieaood Are the Peacemaker• CIJ Henry Moore 1!01 Cognoy end Locey Cag· ney's intereat in a burglary is spurred by the hostilities of a teenage victim. (A) (60 min .) illl Nowa Iii) INN Nowo 10:30 Cil Star Tlmo ((J TBS Evening Newt (H) To Be Announced fiJ In S.erch of.. .. t t :OO. Cil Cl) llJ I])® . (D Newa (l) MOVIE : ' Doothtrop' ill ESPN SportoCenter (!) Newa/Sporto/Weether III Dove Allen at Large [II To Be Announced fll Bonny_Hill Show t 1 :30 U Cll W Tonight Show Johnny's guests are Ang ie Dickinion and Joe W illioma. (A) (60 min .) Cil Another Life Cll Ce111no I]) Soep eCIJ Hart to Hort Jennifer experiences a series of near-fatal accident! . lRl • (60 min .) I]) PBS Leto N lght WI All In tha Fomlly Cll (D Nlghtllne fJt Honeymoonere 12:00 Cil 8urna & Allen ill ESPN'o lnoldo Beatbell liJ MOVIE: 'Midnlght ·Laoe' I]) Nlgh111no ® MOVIE: 'Doatroy All Monatera' 1 81 Mary,. ~ortmon, Mory . Hartmen ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR '., SERVICE coli City Furniture • 304· 876 · 2808 or 448063t . -I 81 8 :00 GClli])CI(J)WIGI(D Nowo . (}) MOVIE: 'Outcoot of tho lalenda' Cil Tic Toe Dough liJ I o,..m of Jeannie (!) Nowo/Sporto/W. .Ihor I]) illl Studio Sea Ill Wild. Wlkl Weat 6:30 G (l) (!) NBC Nowo Cil Love That Bo~ Cll Folhtr Kncfwa Boot I]) 8 (D ABC Nowo llJ I]) qt) CBS News I]) Dr. WhO iJil Ovor Euy 7:00 G Cll PM Megazlne Cil Burno & Allo.n ([) Green ·Acraa I]) EnlorUinrnont Tonight (!) Chorllo' o Angola llJ (J) Tic T ac Dough I]) illl MacNeii-Lohror Report ®News Cll(D Poople'a Court 1111 Star Trek 7:3() IJ Cll Lie Detector Cll Wlmbleton Update Cil Doble Gillio Cll And_y_ Griffith I]) llJ (JJ Family Feud (]) Buolness Report ®You Asked For It CID Moneymaker• OJ <nl Entenainment TonJ.ght 8:00 Ill ClJ (!) Love, Sidney Sid· nay becomes drunk when Laurie recommends whiskey to kill the pain of e tootha che . (R) · (l) MOVIE: 'Endless Love' (l) MOVIE: 'Return of o Men Called Horse' Cil .1 Spy ill USFL Football : Oeklond at Phlladelphle liJ MOVIE: 'Twilight For the Gods' I]) Cll (D Mo)or League Baseball: Teema to Be Announced U I]) WI Square Pegs III (j]). Frontline 'Wh o De· cides Oitability7' . fl) MOVIE : 'Strategic Air Command' 8:30 Ill Cll (!) Family Tioo Whe n Alex accepts an invi tatio n to 8 country cl ub function , Steven wonders if he should let him go . ~RJ Ill ([l (lll Private Benjamin Benjamin tries to prove thet huma n sold iers ere better than robot soldiers 9:00 .., & t 973 20ft . Mini motor home, Oodg• chlllia, 360 .ngine. 32,000 milea, excelw lent condition, 304-1711· 1389. ANNIE SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One piece cullom fit your home. Guaranteed . Advanced Gut· tor, (Dey 614·592· 4066,) !night 614 · 698-8206.) 84 1973 17 ft . Travel Mate camping trailer. Self con· talnltd . Sleeps 8 . Electric, goo & 12 won IYIIOm. A.C .. nlco towing. t2.200. Hitch a trai.. r bar Included. See or coli Gary Hyooll 814-992· 5388. Ffll:l'ti.1HE: ~D qcoo;s, •• .)J WetfH' Wells. Commercial and Dome1tic. Test holea. Pumpe Sal81 and Service. 304-896-3802 . Construction Co . Water linea, Footer~, Drain a. AU kind a of Ditching. Rutland . Oh . 6·1 4· 742 · 2903. Starcraft camper tleepa aix, three burner stove, aink, ice box, exc. cond . t1800 . 3'04-676-11493. HAU.OOr TlU~REl ....:. J .A.R . Camping Equipment BORNL~ER ·~· Get your carpet in ahip · shape. Water removal, FREE ,• ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN·• STEAMER 614·446·2107. ftfl~~ . ~ • . 1} J~THATSCRAII8LEDWDRDGAME ~ ~ ~~ EVENINCI GENE'S CARPET CLEAN· lNG SERVICE. Rocom· mended for proteaaional steam cleaning·. Scotch Guarda~,.. . Enlm••· Call Gone ot 1114·1192-8309. I AKC CockerRegiatered Spaniel puppies. fe w ~~=====::::::::~;~~~~~g~~~ 57 8/20/83 •• ' ·: "'· -' • •• Hi Pr...u,. Cl..ning. ·Atum· • inum aiding. mobile homea. "· ,.-ood. J;Jrick. aand1tane ... building . ond ho-. Also hoovy equipment. FuAy In· aured. FrM utimetft. I, 4a 949·28811 . 1- - - - - - - - - - USED Television Viewing • i: 1 0 month old Reg . black female lab. ell shota • pepera . t&O . . Coli 4411 · 3486 . AKC block Lab. puppies, 2 2 female . Ready end of July. $160 . Coli 6t4· 266-1379. OlCKTRACY Roofln11. ahlngleo. _.tlng · :: . end alul'l)inum a:iding wortt. ... ln1ured. Free EatlmatH . _... : 8t4·949-2188. UKC Reg. hkimo .Spitz 2 male 1 female . Had 1hot and wormed. Call 448· 7230. 54 Misc . Merchandise male, MOBILE HOME . Polntiftv lnlerlor • exterior; Woll.,.por hilnglng . ln1111rod, FrN -lmetH. 11 4·1141· 2888. WEEKS WESTIE KENNEL AKC Woot Highland whitt terrlera. puppiu· end ltud aervlce : Call e 14 -. 38 7 · 0624. 1legacy3.000wood&:coal heater. Used 5 months . Original cost $476. 1300. lncludeo blower . 6t4-843· 6380 af1er'6 . 11te Daily Sentinei-Page-9 .' '• D.RAGO'NWYND CATTERY • KENNEL. AKC Chow pup· · plea. CFA Hlmoloyon. Perla.n and Si1meN kiHenl. Coli 4411·3844 ofter 4PM . 1973 Kirkwood Mobile t-:;=;::;;:~;;::;:;:====r;;::;~~~?.;;::~~~~~ Home . Unfurrfished . underpinning . 12•36 porch . air 42 Mobile Homos 44 Apartment cond .. good cond $6 ,600 . for Rent 614 -742-2665 . • for Rent .. June 20, , 983 Mon:um Rooting • IPGUI· ;. iftl. 30 . ye.,. ....... w . :, : opoclollllfta In bull up root. · .. . c;.lll14-3118-8157. ""f' HILLCREST KENNEL • 8oordlng oil br-o. Soiling, Hoppy Joel< Dot Food. AKC Dobermono: Stud lervico. Colt 441-77118. · EJCtra nice Maytag washer alao other uaad waahers a. dryers, fully guaranteed 30 daya. Call814·2118· 1207. between 9 and 6 ask for Tim . After 6 call 304-882 -3692. • Hou.. .hold Oooda 8kogga Appllon. .o Air con· dlaionero : 5000 BTU t75. 800() ITU 1911, 1 ~000 BTU t180, 18,000 BTU t171i, 23.000 ITU UOO. 2 dr. ...trig . whlto tl5. GE froot frH awacado gr..n t1715, Frlgi_d lire fro~ frH retrlg. white t1715. 2 dr. Admiral tB5. 30" gal range. t81S, t1oover portable waaher like new S126, 30" eJectric range harvett gold t71!5, Kenmore washer e·•c . cond. *1'7fi, W~irlpool wether t96, 6 pc . bedr. aulte t2911, chest of drawer• t86. Upper River Rd. GatUPolt1. CeU 446-7398. 3,1,. along . Monday, June .20, 1913. . ' 81 Home bY Lll'iy Wright I mprovelnenta . . .; 8- The Daily Sentinel 2Pas..' .! 5+ Opening lead: 3+ ••s+ Pass Pass Pa ss South •z By Oswald Jacoby aad James Jacoby Jim: "In 1970 when you captained the team or which I was a member and which won the World Champion· ship In Stockholm, Waldemar von Zedtwltz, age 74. won !he Mixed Paris Championship with Barbara Brier . The league honored him this year at the Spring Nationals ln Hawaii. His mind is still young. but bad eyesight makes it impossible for him to play tournament bridge." Oswald : " Waldy is Life Master No. 4 and was one of the world's greatest players from the la te days of auction until that 1970 win. For the record, the last two years that auction championships we re played the winning team was Waldy , Dave Bruce (Life Master No. 1), P. Hal Sims (No. 5): a nd 1. " Jim : " You were No. 2 of that list Here is one of Waldy's hands from that 1970 win. Barbara Brier's immediate club r aise kepl North-South out of the spade slam , which would fail , and it took great skill on Waldy 's part to bring home six clubs." Oswald : " He ruffed a dia · mond at trick two , played ace of hea rts, ruffed a heart, ruffed a diamond, cashed dummy 's last trump, came to hand with the ace of spades, ran all but one trump, an d led a s pade." Jim : " He ~lann e d to hnes..~c dummy s I0 as a safety play. but West played the queen so Waldy let him hold the trick. West led his last diamond . Wald y ruffed, took th e prove n s pade finesse and had a ll the match points." · (NEWSPApE R E:NTERPRISE AS..'I.N J auaM"Otr b-, THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS U Cautious I Be worth 42 Lei's go! 6 Danger II Guam's DOWN I Brand ca pital name 12 Actress 2 Old 011th 3 Martha - Papas 13 One-man boat 4 "Once 14 Gnocchi, e .g . - While" 15 Dutch 5 Hoodwinked Yesterda y's An• wer township 6 Aclrell.'l, 19 Cheerful 27 Speck 16 Printemps - La urle 21 Carrot 29 Ex N.Y. 7 Baseball follower s ubstance gove rnor 18 Pigeon pea stat 22 Proof 32 Pop na vor 19 Snarl 8 Place 23 Baptis m , 33 Unorigina l 28 Hebrew of measure r etrea t 21 Shake23 Z4 25 Z6 '1:1 9 Felt il 10 Scholarly 17 Chinese spearean heroine Routine Actress, Marisa Imitated Barren Out of fashion pagoda lor one 34 Gainsay 24 Sunny day 36 Be longing need to 4-' 25 Dugout 38 " - Butter· VIP milk Sky " 28 Actor Taylor 2t Geometric · solid 311 HaddiMer 31 One - tlme 3% ~lood~~rumt'slb...J......)._ ~TijuaM tltle b:-+--1- 37 Cook one's 31 Asprear· ranged to Actress Blll'!ltyn DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXI. Ia LO~GFBLLOW 0no letter olmply •Ianda for another. In thlo ~ample A II used for the three L'o, X for tho two O'o, etc. Slnal.o lellero, apoelrophll, the len)llh ond formation of the warda ere all bla!l. Eedl day the code letlero ere dllerent. cavnOciuOTBS .B PF TBGGUI SBG PH TUSH UNHMHJHMIVGO PHGLBSVG ' FUQGO ZVSEHDX. - LUCHJI ca;Jf':;;te: ...TilE TAIL CLOCK TICKING · CALLOUSNESS COMMON TO AU Y•._.J11 'JniE AWAY CLOCKS.-E.H. YOONG " �• Inside today's Sentinel ... . ~ deMIII ······ t ················ ·········· ·~.····························Pa&e 10 Wimbledon play begi.Ds•••Page 3 B)' 'l'l1li! lleDd ................................................................ Pap G <1 ''eoil lldl ....... ;......................... ....................... Pages ~7-3 Tips on lans.•• Page 5 ew.-..n .........................................;......................... Page 1 ~ :····· •••••••••••••.•.•••••..•.....•••....••• •..•.••..........•.. .... Pap Z 'Spiorta •• •~ •••••uoo ooooouoooooouooo .. : ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' P~ &-4 . . Meigs Coonty Jaycee President . Brian Conde announced today that Peters inspects dumpsites The Meigs County Litter Control Board reports that Geroge J. ~~IJ<Grant Coordinator of the Office of Litter Control of.the Ohio · Ol!pai'rmelif'"C5f1'1l!h\ral Resources, visited Meigs County last Tuesday! to (Jlspect some lllegal dumpsltes In the county and review the local Litter COntrol Board's collected program funded by his department. Peters said he was very Impressed by the Interest In the local litter problem and the Litter Control .Board operation. He also visited the new Meigs County landfill and reported satisfaction with Its service and functioning. The Meigs County Commission and the Litter Control Board was presently unde r study by the state for additional funding for litter control. according to Peters. Grand montes under the Department of Natural Resources are received by the state of Ohio from fast food restaurants and other such establshments, and no addltonal tax dollars that are placed upon Income or property . .' ODT paving Rt. 124 The Ohio Department of Transportation Is doing paving work on State Route 124 from Pomeroy to Racine this week. Trattlccontrolls being maintained by the contractor. However, motortstsare asked to use caution In traveling the section of the route. Man cited for littering The Meigs County Sheriff's Department has. Issued a citation tor littering against Roscoe Childress, Route 2, Racine. Childress has admitted dumping a pickup truck load of trash In the Mile Hill area, lhe sheriff reports. He has been cited to Meigs County Court. Clinic scheduled this week ~ • ••• <.. • A building doctor clinic wUI be held this week by two members of the Technical Preservation Services Department, Ohio Historic Preservation Office, Ohio Historical Society. The first part of the clinic Is a lecture at 7 this evening at the Meigs IM and the second partwillbeon-sltevlslts tovarlousbuUdtngi; all day on Tuesday. There Is no charge for the lecture or on-sltevlslts. The clinic Is being held at the request of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Andrews returns to work Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews was at his desk In Pomeroy VUiage Hall this morning carrying out duties of hls o!tlce. Last week Mayor Andrews wa5 rushed to the Holzer Medical Cenier by the . Pomeroy Emergency Squad after becoming unexpectedly ill. He did not suffer a coronary attack which was suspected when he first becam~J!l. Demolition applications on hand Applications for residents who wish to participate In the two demolition derbies to be staged as a part of the Meigs County Fair are now available, Mrs. Muriel Bradford, fair board secretary, reports. Locations where applications may be secured Include: Sohlo 011 Co., Hartinger Parkway, Middleport; Exxon OU Co., Main St., Pomeroy; Fry-Zon Gas Station, Main St., Pomeroy; Gulf OU Co. Route7, Pomeroy; SunocoOUCo., Route7, Chester,andSohloO!ICo., Route 7, Tuppers Plains. For the first time tills year, two demolition derbies have been scheduled tor the local fair. The first wUI be at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 16, an,d the second will beat 7p.m. onWednesday,Aug.17. Popularity of the event led to the fair board's decision to expand the program this year. Gavin units in full operation Both generating lines at American Electric Power's Gen. James M. Gavin generating plant at Cheshire are back on line, according to Gavin officials. The second line was switched on last week due to Increased demand for electricity. Officials said warm weather extending into the area caused the demand. It's the first tlmesinceAugust1!£!that both Unes have been operating. The recession, coupled with cool weather last summer and decreased consumer demand, forced the plant to shut down one line last yea~. Officials said the opening of the second line has not affected stalting ai Gavin. Middleport Vlllage o!tlclals have contacted him In regard to the upcpmlng Yellow Jacket-Panther Frog Derby Classic. Conde would not name sources, but did state that Mlddlepart has secured a frog to be bnported !rom South Africa. It Is rumored to be an . offspring of the world record setting frog "L!Uy Pads Pleasure" which has set the mark of 33~ feet In Just three jumps. The record Is now pending certification. 1 "L!Uy Pads Pleasure" was bred and raised on the famous Frog HavenFarmswhlchislocatedinthe high security section of South Africa, Conde says. Upon questioning on how Mi(!(jleport secured .this valuable frog, Conde declined conunent, but dfd Indicate that Middleport has signed an exclusive contract wlih Frog Haven Farms tor use ot frogs in future competitions. Conde concluded, "the frog wm arrive at Port Columbus this week. The frog wlll be kept under tight security and constant surveWance, Conde stated. According to Conde, Frog Haven Farms has sent a trainer with the frog and the trainer willarrtveat the same time by private jet and the trainer will work wtth the Middleport jockey In preparation lor Saturday's big event -a part ottrog' activltles of the Blsl Bend Rel!atta. The Meigs County Fish and Game Club wUI have Its annual kids fishing derby at the club house.on West ,Shade River, 3~ mUes west of Chester, from S::ll a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The event Is open to youngsters from one to 16 and they must ·provide tbelr own equipment and bait , no minnows to be used. There will be prizes and tree refreshments. · At 6 p.m . following the derby, club members will hold a chicken barbecue. Ail members are to take a covered dish or pay $5 towards supplies. I By CHARLENE JlOEFUCII Sentmel Stall WrMer A flood damage prevention ordinance which quaiifles residents to purchase national llood Insurance was passed by Pomeroy Village Council · Monday night. Ali three. readings or the ordinance were given at the ~ting, and to all three CouncUman Harold Brown cast a negative vote. He explalned that he felt the omlnance, a federal flood model one, was too restrictive on development and doesn't take Into consideration the uniqueness Pomeroy where much of the village Is in the flood plane. . It was explained that the ordinance allows residents to purchase flood Insurance but doesn't force the purchase, but that if It Is not In effect, then residents are not eligible for disaster assistance. The ordinance, passed by emergency at the or I • Allen, at home; a brother, Steve Hendel'80n of Pomeroy; and a sister,- Betty Ladonna McDaniel of LexingtOn, Ky. · Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. TueidayinGoodNewsBaptlst Church, with Rev. Robert Colvin Jr. oftlclattna. Burial will be In Ohio Valley Memory Gardena. Friends may call at Wlllla Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7·9p.m. today. ' ,T he body lie In state In the chul'ch one holir prtot 1D the service. Maaon1c eervlcee by Patriot Masonic I..odae will be held In the funeral~ at 8 p.m.todll.y. . Pallbearers will be Marlin Wedemeyer, Mike Northt.ip, Glen Sbank, 01\M.Y Gladman, 'I'erry Gladman Gary E. Wallace, 42, Rt. 4, Gallipolis, died early SundaY in Holzer Medical Cen~er. Bom Sept. 23, 1940, at Crown City, son ol the late WooelroW W. Wauace and Nellie Agnes Jlenderson, who survives, he was employed by Southern Ohio Coal Co. at Meigs Mine 1 and was employed previously wtth Galllpolls Cjty Pollee and as .a Rlo Grande marshal. He wib-a membfr of Good News Bapt-t Chu~h. Patriot Masonic Lodge 496, VFW Post · 4464 and l\melllcan i.egton Lafayette Post 27. He married Shirley Gladman, whO turvlves, on June 6, 1969, at and C&rl Ross. Gallli!Oils. Mllltary II'B~Ide rttB. will be' Allp surviving !lrt! two sons, Gary . conductecl by VFWPoll.... . Elton li of Columbus, and 'Chad ww By JOHN CHALFANT A""'Cialed Preis Wrller • t .. .. • .' ' • '., Japan braces for high waves CRAFTSMAN TOKYO - An undersea earthquake struck off the northern coast of Japan today, and officials warned of the threat ofhlgh waves along the coast, Including stretches devastated by quake-triggered swells last month. 'l'wo hours alter the quake occulTed In the Sea of Japan, Japan's Central Meteorological Agency said waves as high as slx feet had been sighted In some areas, but It had no reports of serious damage along the coast. Kyodo News Service said some utillty poles had fallen in one area. The Central Meteorologlcallssue<j a tsunami (high wave) warning for the entire west coast of Japan, a distance of more than 800 miles. BUGWACKER Hospital news Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admissions--Samuel Wllliams, Shade; Hobert Pride. more, pomeroy; Pauline Taylor, Middleport; Ramona Davenport, Robinson Creek, Ky. Saturday Discharges--Charles Werry, Sr., Allee 'Clark, Betty Wlmlson, Roger Spaun, Robin Potter, Seney. Rhodes, Electa Souders, Mary Qualls, Marilyn Snyder. Sunday · Admissions--Norman Evans, Jr., Portland; Barbara Wilson, . Middleport; Charles Knapp, Middleport; Glen Hudson, Mason. Sunday Discharges--Icy DeWees, Albert Hemsley, Homer Graham. Unemployment claims down Attracts insects in an l.V•-acre radius .... no chemicals, no odors means it's not . harmful to people and pets COLUMBUS - The Ohio Bureau or Employinent Services said Monday that 44 fewer poople applied for their first unemployment benel!ts In the week ending June 11 than during the previous week. Roberta Steinbacher, administrator of the agency, said more than 1,500 of the 20,433 Initial claims were Wed because of one- and two-week layotts by auto parts manufac~rers. · . ' 71Rl43,16L : --·· . Rain~ The possibility of using remaining grant funds for the extension of water lines up Pleasant Ridge to Include six or seven mor<' houses was proposed by Young. The village consultant will bC' contacted about the matter. Council again delayed action on a r!'Quest for a liquor license transfe r (C.2 carry·out only\ from Tom Goett, dba Tom 's Carry Out. East Main . to Save More. West Main Street. Goett's Intention once the tra nsfer has been made is to have lht' D·l and D-2 licenses for operation of his East Main St . fac ilit y. (Continued on pagP 10 1 board bails out agencies at nearby campgrounds," the agency said In Its written request. Department officials sa id the problem with the towers. which are used for iawenforcement , fi>rest fire control and wmmunlcations. was not . discovered until recent Inspections. Majority DemOcra ts. whom f«>. publicans a('('use of boosting spPnd· lng to reduce a surplus by the Jun~ 30 e nd of the fiscal year. moved cautiously in approving the project. The money was released after House Finance Chairman William Hinig, D·New Philadelphia. a nd Senate Finance Chairman William Bowen, D-Cincinnatl. agreed that a n equa l amount would be take n from the agency's new budget to replenish the e mergeney fu nd . Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R · Cincinnati. and Rep. Robert Netz· ley, RLaura. opposed the rEquest. ru-onoff said he would have supported thP pr'Qject If It had been a fmma lloan the agency would have to repay. H e also question"'! thP Urn lng of I he proposaL "I can' t believe that the towers suddenly reached a n ·emergmey situation 10 days beforP tlw end of the biennium ," Amnoff said. John Piehowlez. c hief of general services for the dP)XIrtnwnt. said the tower at Van Buren State Park was in the worst condition. "It'll sway In such a way that It could romP down at any time." PIPhow\cz sa id. He said the rr were campgrounds within 200 ff'et of the tower. Built In j9!i2. 1)11• towr rs a re a t Scioto 'Ji'alls ForPst. Chillicothe: wildlifr arf'as nPar Xenia and Castalia ; MyPrs Island. Akron: F indley .Stat(' Park; Van Buren State Park: and lht' Sl1 awnw State ForPSt in l.allla Count)' . The towPrs an' to lx' l'Ppla('{'(t undc•r a contra<'! with S\\1agc rTowrr Coql .. F'rf'mont , Ind . Astronauts conduct pharmaceutical tests CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. iAPl -Challenger's astronauts, midway through a "spectacular flight ," turned their att.entlon today to a pharmaceutical experiment that could eventually produce new dnjgs for treating disease. On the ground, rehearsals began for Friday's Florida landing. A NASA pilot discovered cloudcover and rain activity as he traced the shuttle's approach path from OrlandotowardtheCape, reporting, "There Is some significant weather." Showers are wmmon this time of year, but generally skies are clear In the morning. At 1:40 a .m. EJ:Yl'today,the five astronauts got a rude awakening Mission Cont rol beamed up a blaring brass reve ille- followed by a dixieland version of " When You 're Smutng." The astronauts responded with the song "Tequila Sunrise" and one of them said , "Maybe that' s why we're such a happy crew ." 'l'wo of the flight's major tasksdeploying a Canadian satellltP and an Indones ian satellite - were accomplished In the first two days. Just after midnight today a rocket fired aboard the Indonesia n sa tellite sending " Palapa B" toward Its operational Oi'blt. The fin al malnobjr<'llvr - testlng a 50-foot robot mm's a bilit y to grapple and l'f'IJiPV(' a safr UI! f' in space- comes Wednesday. Today's test of th<' Continuous Flow Elect rophores ls Systrm marks 1.1 Sl'C'Ond day of laboratory work for the shuttle's ,·rrw. On Monday, mission specia lists Sa lly Ride and John Fabian tume<:l on 21 ex periments ranging from one that and toda y's l' lec l mphnl'f'S is. Cox sa id, woulcl''llf' a OOw around nvPry. measures gaseous eontamlnants this tlmr of year. That's wh1•rr 1111' shuttle is to rnd It s first eomplete round trip Friday, landing on a t'f'IPasro by the shuttlr' s jets, to onP tha t tests heat pipes wi th an ry~ to Improving t h!•lr design . SucCC'ss w ith !he .a 1m mallf'UV('rs sucL(•ssful flight" by the first flvf'-memtx•r crrw In space: rrlppcn. Ms . Ride•, Fabian, pilot Frederick Hauck a nd mission Sp<'Ciallst Dr Nom1110 Thagard . As thP shu !lie nrhltPd tttfough a fourth day In space, NASA trams ll\4 mIll'S below wrre keeping an eyr on lhf' WC'a!tll'l' ;-&! CU'X' C'anavPrn l, where thunderstm·m s an• common conC'rPtf' nmway bPfOr'f' a ! ·mwd thallnc ludrs PrPSid<'nt n eagan. Building restoration main clinic topic By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel S&all Writer Judith Kitchen and Laureen Haenszel of the Technical Preserva. liOn Services Departme nt, Ohio Historic Presentation Office, Ohio Historical Society, were In Pomeroy Monday night to conduct a clinic, prtrnarllyon building restoration, at the Meigs Inn. The two women - known as the buDding doctors- related that most projects carried ou I on older buUdings are rehabliita'Jon rather than restoration since complete restoration many times would take !he structures back to a period when modern conveniences would have to he eUmlnated. They said that most older buildings being rehabilitated have common problems and they spoke on tax Incentives that are ava ilable on restoration projects If such projects are approved . Tax breaks are sizea ble under these conditions. The two visiting "building doc· tors" urged that Integrity be maintained In the restoration of buUdlngs. They url(ed that effort be maintained at ali times to retain the character of the struct ures Involved . Kitchen urged those Interested In rPhabllltatlon projc<: ts to cto tho· rough research before taking any action towarcb mak in g changes. She urgf'd Individua ls to tx• honest with the hlstprlcal and archltr•c tura I features of the building and to tamper as little as poss ible with the original features. Kitchen sug· gested that those Involved In such projects maintain a healthy skepticism In regard to " miracle" products. a lthough s he stated there a re some good product s on the market for use In restoration projects. The two women e nhanced t bel r presentations with slides point lng up Pxamples or · right a nct wmng proa.'<lurcs followed in 1hl' rc hablll · !<Ilion of structures about Ohio. Chrlstophr•r S. Witme r. rcg'tonal coordina tor . also a ttPnd('(l the mc•'tlng along . with som•• 12 lnterestm resldfmt s. The mt'l't lngwassponsorm hy llrp Pomeroy ChambC'r o! C'.ommerce and today t.he represmtatlvcs of the Ohio Historica l Society, which Is the link with the national registry and federal program, were to vis it various building sites In Pomeroy as rEquested. There was no c harge for either tho clinic last night or the on site visits being made today. A Pomeroy man was given a j aU sentence, fined and received a driver's license suspension Monday when he appeared before Meigs County Coort Judge Patrick H. O'Brien on a vehicular homicide Nii1t011i11 Weather ~·rvte;l' US ! ol Co mmcr~,;e ' Fronts: ' charge. Kenneth c. Hartley , 32, entered a no-contest plea 1D the charge. ..-. WEATHER FORECAST - Tbe Nlltloaal Wealller Service torecBIAa sbowen1 lor Wedne.day from the c.tnl Gull Georgia-Florida IUid from South Dalr.cU lo aotihem Mlnaeaola. Mol& areas wW he IIDIIIY· Cool weatber II fOI'I!CM& for the Norihwl!llt. MO!It regioiii..W be.wann. (AP IAMrphoto Map) FANS -20'' Box Fans -14" Fans -12" Fans ~illating Fans Ohio forecast Fair tonight and Wednesday. Low tonight~ . High Wednesday 8488.-Winds tonight light and easterly. Authorized Catalog Merchants Greg & Patty Gibbs ' 108 W. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OH. ~'~lONE: (Ohio) 992-2178 (W. V..) 773-tm ·• -· COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) - The Controlllng Board has tapPed Its emergency fund to replace seven wobbly radio towers and baU out state · agencies wit~ mon ey prOblems. The Department of Natural Resources won release Monday of $243,00) tor buying radio towers to replace:nl-foot high systems said to be unsafe. "These towers could quite possl· bly collapse. They currently en· danger the adjo!njng property and Ufe of nearby residents and visitors Increase !rom $7 to $8.50 per month and has ca lled for public comment on !he proposed Increase. Young also asked Chief of Pollee George Stitt to prepare an up-to-date list on e lectronic equipmen t, presumably video games. In the village and the status of licenses. Hartley sentenced, rmed by judge ELECTRIC . WASHINGTON - Though sunbaihers and many meteorologists would say It began three weeks ago, summer otticlally arrlves tonight when the sun reaches the northernmost point or Its aMual trek across the heavens. The astronomical start of summer will occur at 7:00 p .m . EIYr when the sun Is directly above a point In the Pacific Ocean north and west of Hawaii, said Dr. LeRoy Dogget of the U.S. Naval Observatory. Summer wUl continue untO the autumnal equinox marks the beginning of falll0:42 a.m. EIYr on Sept. 23, he said. While astronomers reckon summer by the "official" dates, meteorologists consider Ute season to be from June through August. Both de!lnitions seek to approximate the warm season lor the northern hemisphere. : . · Meteorologist David Ludlum points out In Country Journal magazine that .it summer were defined as the 93 warmest days, summer In Washington, D .C., would extend from June 6 to Sept. 7. The northernmost point reached by the sun is known as the Tropic of Cancer, so named because the sun appeared in the constellation •Cancer on this date centuries ago when the heavens were first mapped. The stars have since moved and the sun now appears in the constellation Taurts on this date. . ,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;:~ Ucense iMued ' \ Area squads answer eight calls over weekend · Clyde Smith of Long Bottom has been named to the President's List of Washington Teclmlcal College for thesprtngquarter. smtth received a four point grade average to be named to the list. Named to the dean's list making a 3.25 average or better from Meigs Coonty were Blair Windon. Pomeroy; Pamela Hager and Ernest Vineyard, both of Reedsville, Inspection for the next two weeks and that the budget hE-aring will be held on July 5. Council has untU July 15 to adopt the budget which must he to the county _, auditor by July 20. Budget or the current fiscal year Is $1.4 mtulon a nd Mrs. Rought explained that anticipated changes wUI reduce this year'·s budget to about the same figure . Council approved placing a renewal one mill levy for five years on the November ballot for the operation of the fire department. Status of the park development was discussed and CouncUman Bill Young will make a contact with David Reisner, architect , about progress. Estimates a nd recommendations on street resur· lacing wUI be secured by Councilman Larry Wehrung before the next meeting which was set for July 5 due to the holiday. Young advised that the cable television company serving Pomeroy wUI be asking !or a base rat<• meeting to fit Into a required time tabie, states as Its purpose to promote the public healih, safety and general welfare and to mlnirnlze public and private losses due to flood wndftlons In specific areas In the village. It details spec111cations for construction and maintenance of any structure or Improvement, provides tor v~ adrnlnistratlon of the program, and specifies that a development permit will be required before construction begins, excluding only developments costing less than $2,00l. It provides ror the mayor to be the administrator doing the request re\llews and Issuing the development permits, and sets the variance procedure which can Include appeals before council and further appeals In the Meigs County Court of Common Pleas. A budget of $1.9 mllllon for the 1!&-84 fiscal year was presented by Clerk Ellen Jane Rought. She noted that the budget wUI be In the mayor's office for Contr~lling Area deaths Gary E. Wallace ',• Approve flood dainage prevention ordinance 'l'wo divorce actions and a dtssolullon request have been Wed In the Meigs County Common Pleas Coort. · Judith R. Laudermllt, Pomeroy, Is seelllng a divorce from franklin LaudermUt, also or Pomeroy,. chargfng gross neglect ot duty and . extreme cruelty. The plainti!t asks 1 •• custody of a minor child. Ruth • Sabrina Foley, Coolvllle, charges ~· gross neglect or duty and extreme •. cruelty In her divorce action against Craig Channing Foley, Reedsville, SUMMERTIME -Emery Krlegsman, 3,'1ooks Central Park In New York City. Emery seemed tO be and asks custody ol two minor .exclled at the prospect of getting some watermelon making sure he would at least get alewallceslfnot his children. · Saturday during the annual Mississippi Picnic at own watennelon . (AP Laserpholo) Filing tor dissolution of their · marriage were Yancy E: Roush, Pomeroy, and Belinda R. ~ush, Route 4, Pomeroy . St., to Holzer Medical Center, and Local emergency units were kept Rutland at 4:24 p.m . fof Ronnie Donation noted Mlddleportat9:55p.m .,forBarbara on the move answering eight cans Searls, Depot St .. taken to Holzer The Chester community has Smith. 107 Park, to Veterans Medical Center; Middleport at 6: '12 over the weekend, the MeigsCo\mty wntributed $:ll.50 to the mental Emergency Medical Services p.m. , for Betty Stanley, Sycamore Memorial. health drive conducted during May, reports. Opal Eichinger, chairman , reports. Calls on Sunday Included Middle- 1 The Mental Health Association Is port at 7:09p.m., rorBilrbaraSmlth, a group or volunteers working to 107 Park St., taken to Veterans · Meqtortal Hospital; Rutland at education the public about mental IUness and to assure that mental 10:49 p.m., for Larry Barrett, health services are provided. LangsvlUe, taken to Ve te ransMe m · Mrs. Eichinger thanks contribuorial, Rutland at 11:24 p.m. for tors and her worker who was Miss Darrell Jenkins Injured In an Mary Hibbs. accident on Route 124, taken to Veterans Memorial. Trustees to meet Saturday calls Included Pomeroy Scipio Township Trustees wUl at 8:06 a.m .. tor James Weyers· hold a public meetingat7p.m.Julyl mmet . 4m Spring Ave., taki'" to at Pageville to discuss the budget Holzer Medical Center; Middleport and revenue sharing for 1984. All photocell that automatically at 3:56p.m., for Pauline Taylor, S. residents, especially senlorcl(lzens, Third Ave., to Veterans Memorial ; turns unit on at dusk, off at dawn are invited to attend. A marriage license has been Issued In the Meigs County Probat.e Court to Joe Neal Clark, 29, Pomeroy, apd Susan Marie Wright, 22, Pomeroy . 'J Section\, 14 Pages 20 C.nh A Multimed ia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, June 21, 1983 Couples seek divorce Named to list Kids fishing derby set Saturday ' Voi.32,N0.4. Copyritho.d 1913 enttne at e ' •• • ' ' ' ~L--------------~~-9:30--~-2------~ w. ew.v m. Extended forecast Exfellded Oblo FOI'I!CIII& - Thursday tluwgh Satunlay: Fair 'lllursd&Y and Friday. Cl\anCe of showers or !hiiJide!'SIOrmll Saturday. Highs arouDd 90 1butltlay, cooling a UtUe to the mld to upper Ill! Frida)' and to the low 1D mld-Sa Saturday. I..CWI at nlgllt HOURS: 'Mon.-Tues.·Wed.-Fri. 9:30 to 5 llitn. 9:30 to 12 mostly In the In!. or CI!IIIe b'lhree YMI'I· . ,. ••' He had been charged wlih the first-degree misdemeanor In an indictment handl!d down June 16 by a: Meigs grand jury. Tbe charge resulted from an automobile accl, dent In Middleport March 31 · In which Randall W. Harrtson, 29, Rt. 1, Mlddleport. was kWed. O'Brien acrepted the n!K'Ontest plea tram Hartley and upon preeentatlon of the !acts sumlilnd· • Jng the accident by Prosecutor Fred lound Hartley guDty vehicular lxmlclde as charged. · , Upon Craw's recommendation, O'Brien 1et1tenced Hartley to slx · fMIIP!IIn the Meef&B County JaU, Oldetecl 111m to pay a lt!ie of SIIOOand llllpended Hartley's drtllet"1 H- - ChM&er Towalhlp ' ·beDefldal particularly Ill winter. With one vehicle, lnt the roads were cleared before I he same vehicle Tn ' - are pictured r«eivvnl the keyt lo a new 211,1*1 pouDd Chemllet dump truck which they could be ueed to cinder. 'lbe two vehlclell wll allow -for ueh function. Pictured from the Jell are Gary punlllaled from llb•u•Kii• Oldlmoblle ' Clldlllali ClieH II llllc., PGIIIiiil)' ,1\ wbo have 81 mllel R. 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