http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e2501584510e77125d8f2f4a4a508425.pdf 3f35223942f4db1152f528fc426e0285 PDF Text Text Inside Sentinel Regatta tab insert today ~· deaths .••..••• •'.' ... .~ By the Bend ...... ... Pages. 4-&-7 Editorial ..•.•..... : •.. .... ,. Page ·2 Classifteds ..... ... :.. Pages S.!HO Comics-TV ................ Page 11 Sports ........................ Page 3 Buchwald on sunimer campsw .. Page2 • e Voi.32,No.49 C.pyrifhl,d 1983 u Reds edge Giants, 6-5 ••• Unwanted animals... Page 4 Page 3 . • enttne at 1 Sec tion, 12 Pose• 10 Ce oll. A Multimedia In( . Newspa per Pomeroy- Middl,eport, Ohio, Wednesday , June 22, 1983 Meigs local board accepts Slx resignations were accepted and two new teachers were employed When the Meigs Local School District Board of Education met in regular session Tuesday night Resigning were Martha B. Hoover, a Salisbury teacher, d!sablllty retirement: Ella Mae Southern, custOdian at Me igs High School: P a ul McDaniel, Jr., custodian a l Meigs Junior High: Ed Bartels as head teacher at the Salisbury School; Tim Saunders as freshman basketball coach, and Rusty Bookman as junior high football coach. The board hired Thomas J. Werry, Pomeroy, as a , new auto mechanics Instructor !or the next school year and named Ted Cotterman to the vocational agriculture staff. He is a graduate ol Ohio State University and will begin teaching tor the first !lrne In the Meigs District Given three year teaching contracts were Donna French, Larry Grtrnes and Debra Sebert and custOdians, Lloyd Haggy, Bob Moore and Joe Wyne were given continuing contracts. A supplemental contract as junior high cheei'leader advisor wmt to Marla Grimes. Employed as substitute teachers for the next school year were Deborah Arnold, James Bach, Cltlne BlackwoOd, Michael Boring, Patricia Chapman , James Diehl. Don Dudding. Karen Facemyer, Fern Gr!mm, Opa l Grueser, John Haggerty, Valerie Hanstlne, Jeff Holter. Rose Ann Jenkins. Jon! Jeffers, Je!frey Jones. Jackson Kaylor, Farie Kennedy, Mary Kessler, William Lake, Vinas Lee, Margaret lewis, Sandy Luckeydoo, Andrew Lyles , Helen Maag, Jeanette Mengon, Deborah Musser. Winifred Naas. Margaret Parsons, Dorotha Petrel. Mary Poweil, Willian Robinette, Kevin Sheppard , Roger Spmcer , Jill Warga, Jeff Werry , Roberta Wilson and James Wright. Substitute bus dr ivers named for the next year include Rufus Browning, Bobby Arnold, D!ana Crosby, Jonathan We ll, Prentice Hess, Shirley Wilson, • • SIX restgnatt~ns • Evelyn Hobbs, Dano King, Laura Hartson, Terry Powell. Tom Dooley, Jim Miller. Carole P hillips, Frederick D. T hom as, Bobby J . Dudding. Car l Wilson and E!!a Mae Southern. Belva Glaze. Helm Milhoan, Ruby Rife, Sandra Sargent , Sharon Black. Joanne Edwards, Merium Hoffman . Dorothy Clatwort hy. Josie Browning, Debbie King, Dorot hy Roach, Betry Longstreth. Marlene Barrett , Bernice Games. Louise Thompson a nd Lorr! Ann Snowde n were named substitute cooks. Hlred as substitute custOdians for next year were Betty Wyne, Daniel Norman , Ral ph C. Calveri , Jr .. Roy R. Peck. Donald Ray Richmond, Rufus Brown ing, Robert Manley, Burl Blevins. Charles Miller, Jack Miller, Lorri Ann Snowdcn, Rosa Lee Snowden, PhUUp HoOd, Dannie Jacks a nd Don Karr and Carolyn Collins, Donna J , Branham. Lorr! Ann Snowden, Mary Miller a nd Mary Beth Musser wen' na med to the substitute secretary· aides li st for next year. The board approved services rontracts !01 Mick Childs. Dorothy Oliver a nd Mike Wilfong who aJ't' teaching in the six courses or mathe matics . Englis h and history being offe red forsurnmerschool this year. Treasurer Jane Wagner was au lhori?.Pd IoadvPrt lsf' for bids on fleet insura nce, tin,; a nd tubes, gasollne, oil and anti-freeze, fuel oil. if net'!lt'CI: coa I. milk and dairy produc ts and bt·Md and bakery prndue ts. Profe"ioiUII IPave was granted to .John W . Blaettnat to ;1t!Pnd a d!stribu tlvp education mnfetl'rlce a l i\shlam! Cullegt• , Aug. 15-17, and to Suzy Carp<•nter, ReiJN'<'a Ann Cotte rUI and Benn!ta G . King to allmcl the Oltio Vocational Home Ec nom icsConferrn<'l' in Colu mbus . Aug. 15 and 16. Upon the r€COmmenda tlon of Supt. Dan Morris, I he board accppfed the bid of the Davis-Qu ickel I nsurancc Agency for stude nt insu rance for the next sehool y<'a t·. The agency was tlle low bidder. i\lso bidding was Ill<• Downing- Childs AgPncy . (Continued on · ~"g" 121 Woman threatens legal action Mary Jane Ta lbott . Arbaugh Addition , Tuppers Plains, threate ned !ega! actlonwhe nshemet with the Meigs County Commissioners Tuesday. Talbott explained lhe county highway department assisted the Ollve TownshipTrustC<'S in cleaning out ditches along the road in front or her propetty in prepa ration to ' b lac ktop the area. As a result of the ditching wa ter contaminated with raw sewage was directed onto her property causing a severe pmblem. Talbott stated if the proble m was not corrected shP would suP everyone Involved for damagPS. Frederick Crow, prosecutin)l at torney , sw ted If the county hig hway depa rlme nt ca used the problem then they should cotn...: t it . Phil Roberts , county Pngl nwr, sa id the highway depa rlme nt will a wee to furn ish I he pipe necessarY for correcting the problem . Ewwtt Shultz, Olive Township Ttust<'<' stated t111stC<'S will install the pipe. Ta lbott agreed to give the county a n easement to go onto he r property to do the necessary work. . Roberts repo rted he w ill IX' ordering 2.';1 county road s igns this year to be Installed by this fall . Roberls said the remaining signs would be orde red a nd lnsia lled next year. Cost of tlle proj('('f is est imatl'd a t $7,<XXJ. The required proposed use hearIng for lfl&! revPnue sharing funds was held by the commissioners be!ween 2 p.m . and 3 p.m . with no local cltt'en or lntewsted rcprescntat lve of any agency ap(X'arln!(. Following a lengt hy review or the ava ilable funds, Richard .Ion"' made thl' motion 10 a llocatP tlu• fo llowing amount s for U S(> o{ revenue sharing Funds ln l~l~ . l lwfl s S<'Conded by Manning Housh. AllocatIons wC'rf': dog and kPnnPI . $6.:>48: d!sasfpr SPtvicPs, Sl.-1111; soli a nd wa ter, $7,48R c r lpple<i chlldrm, $14,509: sJX'f'('h and hPa t·ing, $4.5!);1: Buckeye Hills HURDD. $2,:11i4.10: his torical s(l('!Pty,$S.(XXI: C'1\A transp o rt a I ion, $:J, .Ii il O: h omP hPalt h ,$3,:n t : srni or r• ill zens. $15, 000 : ge nP ni l mainte nan C£',$ J!"J, I H7. ~JO; soU survr.v .$f).Ulfl; cornputPr S~' SI C'm. $1K91~J. making a total of $ 1t~t . ORL In ol hL'f tran s frr e d bu ::.\nt'S~ muney w:1s w i thin v a riou s depurtmpnt s. Attending wrn• Da v id 1\obiPnl z. ptvsidPnt , Jom>s and ltousil, eotn mlss!oners. Mary ll obs tl'tt cr, c lrrk. and M artha l'han1bf>rs. Deny liquor pennit application Sale Prlca 52e 5.97 0UrReg. 9.88 IIMvy-cluty lhDCII Aburltero P/16" piston. For many u.s. cora. ~ •· ...., .. ... ,. GET GOING OR YOU'lL BE QINNER Wllllmn "Frolf'' Ryan of Glen Haven, N.Y., encourages Ids 'f rog "Bound-for-Pleasure" 1o puU the . !tied down the elghl·foot track at lhe lllth annual Preble Frog PuB. The sixty entrants had to not hop, down the track 1o win. {AP La.<~erpholo) run, - An a ppUca tion for a llquor permit , C-2 and C-2 license, a pplled for by C~ariPS Clinton Calaway, dba Circle C. Drive Thru , Tuppers P la ins, has been de nied ' Frederick Crow IT!. prosecuting a ttorney announced tOday. Not!flcat ion of the a pplicat ion was received by the Me igs County Commissioners in Marc h of lhls year. A public hearing was held on the Issua nce of the license on April 26 1n Meigs County Common Pleas Courl Room with a packed house . According to Crow approxi· mately 11 persons testified aga ins t the !~uance of the llcen,.... Crow ' represented the commissione rs. Orange Township a nd the school district wbo were opposed to the license being issued, A letter was received by Crow from the Department of Liquor Cont rol which read as follows ; "This matte r ha ving been care· fully considered by the Depanrnent of Uquor Control upon the applica tion, report ol Investigation and allied documents, the appllcatlon Is refused a nd rejected upon the basl~ of the Department's findings hereinafter set forth: '· Thill the MP!gs Count y Comm issioners, the Ononge Township Trustees a nd lhP Tuppers Plains Ele mentary School objectl'd to the lssua nC't ' of the ca ptioned permits: that pu rsuant to lhP provis ions of 'lectton 4JJJ26 of thl' Revised COde or Ohio, a hearing was twld on April 26, for the bene{IJ of thP objec tors; tha t representa tlws of theobj('('tors a ppeared a nd testlfll'd In s uppot1 of the objec tion based upon the following grounds . "Tha t thP piaec for w hich the permit is sought Is so located with wspect to ' the ne ighborhood tha t substa nt ial inte rference w ith public decency, sobriety , peace or goOd order would res ult for the Issuance or the permit a nd Operation thP. reunder by the a pplicant as contem pla ted by Ohio Revised Copde Sect!on4:Dl2\r.! IBI ill tal a nd Ohio Administrative code Rule 4JJ!; 1·1· 12 (B i: tha t the proposed pre mises is a drive- thru type opera tion wherein patrons of the premises would need to drive· thru a narrow ten foot wide grass covered alley to exit the proposed premises: that thels!!IJa nceofthe perm ltwould create a tralllc hazard In the area and the law e nforcement agency n'SIX>I)S!blr for pal rolling thi s arC'a, thP Meigs County Shcr!ff's !)(-part m f'nt. Is iocH h'fl In Pomf'roy and ra nnol adequa tf'ly pa t ml thC' an•H; that d e li vf' t)' tn.Jr ks making Ll4•l ivt' l' h:-s to lhP p!'Oposrd pn·rnist•s would havf' to travPrst• l hP m•x t clour nPIJ.dtbor's property lu gpf unto I hi' pro(X)sf•d pn ~ misf"S ; rll o·lt lhP abovp constitutt-s affirmatiVC' f•vidf'n('(' within tilP nlf'a nlng and intPnl of Ohio Admin istrative CodP Httl<' 4.10'1 : 1 - 1 · 1 ~ iBI . ' "That lht• pi'" '" for whle h the permit l~ sought is so sl1 Uf l lf'd wU h resp€('t to a school and puhl!e p!ay!(round thai I Itt.• OJll'"" t ion of the liquor <,;taollshmenl will subs la n· tl.a lly and a d vf' rsc ly a ff( 'Cf or Inte rfere with lhl' norma l, o rde rly conduct or lh<' affairs o f lhal institut ion; that the pmpOSN:I plV· mLo;es Is located ditfflly aeross tht-' street from a n e!emmcnta,.Y school; that the propOS<.~! mOde or operat ion fo r the ca rryout wil l I'<'SU It In the pa trons of the proposr,! premises ex!t!n~ ttuu ugh a 10 fool wide alley r ight next to the e lementary school: that rn any children In the a rea atte nd thP e lementary S<'hOOI and usc " '" Coni inuc>d on Pagt • 12 Farmers Bank and Savin~ Co. has Children's screening alternate plan to }lelp Meigs residents clinic begins July 6 president ol Farmers Bank attended a meetlng on the state loans held In Columbus. They saw little help forthcoming lor Meigs Coun· tlans In the loan program. However, the media, through widespread publicity before ~Us of the program were revealed, had created the publlc Interest for the low Interest mortgage home loans thrOIJghout the State. Perlonllel The Farmers Bank took the names thotle lnqulrlltg as the ~ of the publicity giVen the By BOB BOEFUCII ' Senelnel Staff Writer Otflclals of The Fanners Bank and Savings Co., Pomeroy's locally owned bank, go along with other OhloruralbankswhOsaythatOhlo's new low-Interest mortgage home ""'n program lnvolilestoomuehred ta pe and not enough money. Many h3nks by·pessed the program tor these reasons and so did The Farmers Bank andSavinpCo. However, In contrast to sane ol the other banks which. cboee not to Participate, Fanners Bank worked prograin. OtJt an altemate plan to help Meigs When It was brought oot that the · residents with low Interest heme , · bank would have to lay 011t "up lrml'' inoney to partlcpate and loans. ' ·In April. Jon Karschnlk, Bruce there was no guarantee that state Reed, and Theodore T. Reed, Jr., tune loan funds would be provided or ' or ' _\!!._, -I The Farmers Bank, oltlclals or the local bank went to "Plan B. " Instead of taking part In the state program , the bank set asl(le$340,1XXJ lor low Interest home loans and decided to carry out its own program following closely the state guidelines. • 'fhl:ilugh the bank's special program, loans were to he granted at a lOpercent interest rate.thesame as the state program, but red tape wa:s slashed. Borrowers would not have to go through the approval ol two agencies, a process which could . easny involve three months time and the local bank's program held . no Umit on acreage such as the Umit of two acres Involved In pi'operty purchased through the state • program. Operating on a "first com e, first serve" basis !rom the list ol SQme 20 applicants who had expressed Interest in the state program, The Farmers Bank was able to supply the requestsolnlne residents with its special $340,!XXJ low Interest home loan program. Through the slashing or red tape provided In the stale program, The . Farmers Bank made It poo;slble lor those accepted lor loans to , make their purchase within as little as a week's !lrne. 'Jbose planning on bulldlng new IIane$ untler the bank's program must have those · homes t;Ot:npleted within nine months. , • . {Continued on page 12) The Meigs County Health Depart · ment, in conjunctiOn with the local we lfare department and Dr. James Witherell, on July 6 will begin an early perlodlc screening, diagnosis and treatment of children on medicaid tip to the age of 21. The ~lgs Welfare Department wlll Identity the eligible chUdren . The Health Department will then schedule these children for a toial medical evaluatiOn, II the client so choo6es. FollOw-up care wlll be provided lor, whenever necessary. Screening procedures wUJ lllclude an interview, a physical examlna· Uon l!Od the following evaluations: Immunization status, dental, eye and hearing, gro.vth assessment, developmental assessment, tuber· 1 \ • - ·- ........ _. ___ .,.. cu!osls sens itivity, urina lysis and bloOd tests to determln P the presence or a nemia, lead and s ickle cell trait. These d !e nt s wUI be incorporated into the health department ' sregu!ar well-child clinic scheduled for the first, third a nd fourth Wednesday afternoon of each month. Early periOdic screening, diagnosis a nd · treatment screening has been in exis te nce for close to a decade now . but this Is the firs t time Meigs County will be prov ided with such a service. For further information on the EPSm' and determination. ol eligtblllty, residents are to call the loca l weltare oll!ce, 992-2117. - -~ I �Wedoesday, June 22, 1983 Coinmentary The ·Daily Sentinel •. Ill Court Stuet Pomeroy, Ohk> DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~'il 'q:!v . . . . ... . .-.-.~c::~ . ..... . ~ ROBERT L. WINGETI' Puhll!llher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH A""IMant Puhll"her/ Conlroller ~eneral Mana.-er DALE ROTHGEB, JR. New!II' Edllor • A MEMBER ol The All80l:lated Pl'e!ifi, Inland DaUJ P'reM AModatlon and the American NewHpaper Puhli'ihen A8fMK!Iatlon. I...F.rJERS OF OPINION are wek'Omed. They !lhoold he 1eM lhan D wonh lonl. AU lettent are Mabject to edltln1 and mll'JI be !tlpsed wtth •arne. addreM and te1rp1wne •umber. No uMI~ ieltent wUJ be pulihhed, l.dl!n. Mould ht In pod tate,..,.._ NnJ Nue8., not p4:!ni0nalt&iat. WASHINGTON (NEA) ...; John R. Evans must he doing something right. Two consecutive presidents have resiSted reappointing him to a seat on the . Securl~tles and . E~­ change Commission beCause c1 his extraordinary lnllePendence an~ Integrity. A soft-spoken Utah Republican whose Impeccable character has made him something of a folk bern among Washington Insiders, Evans was first nominated to beoneofflve members of the- SEC In 19'73 by President Nixon. . When Evans' lnltlal five-year term expired In 1978, however, President Carter stalled for an entire year before reluctantly integrity_~--..:,---R_o""-be_rt..;,_·~_Cd_te~rs term. reaP.,int!ng him to a secOnd That temi explned on June 5 of this year - and President Reagan appears 1Q be equally he!;ltant about reappointing to a third term the !50-year-old Evans, recently described by one observer as "the consctence elf the SEC." During the bitter and protracted renomlna tton controversy five ye. ars ago, Sen. WW!am Ptoxrnire, O-Wls., wrote IQ"the White House urging that Ev~ be retained on the commission, then deftly summarized the nature ol the opposition. The securities Industry mounted a "blatant and vlcluos campaign" against Evans, ·Proxmlre ex- ' plalned, because he had "taken the S~~Curttles laws too seriously" and had "faDed to represent the Interests of the IndUstry_" Evans currently Is experiencing slmllar problems because be refused to shiU for the Industry he Is supposed to be regulating. For example, one SEC staff member describes him as "a true conservative when It comes to the law-andorder enforcement applied to the buSiness community." Thus, Evans was the only member · of the commission to support the SEC's enforcement staff In Its recommendation that the agency inttlate legal action against Cltlcorp, one of the nation's large! _____ ..., An effort to tax his concentration "! never notice drafts, smoke or dust," Alan Cranston once said. "II you do that, you're not concentrating." Cranston's current project, capturing the Democratic nomination for president In 1984, will tax even his powers of concentration. The California sena tor has made Impressive strides since entet1ng the race, notably by handing front-runner Walter Mondale an embarasstng defeat In a Wisconsin straw vote. His victory In the nonbinding poD at the state Democratic convention In MUwaukee June 10 helped him gain recognltlon, and he says lt has helped In lund-raising. "I have never found it quite so easy to phone people and not be told that they are out to lunch," he told reporters last week. Cranston also won a straw vote at his home-state Democratic convention earUer this year, came In an unexpected secOnd to iormer Vlce President Mondale In a ·similar poD In Massachusetts and won an Alabama Young Democrats poll In a slim turnout last weekend. But his supporters concede none of this will necessarUy mean a thing when the straw votes give way to delegate votes next year. "It's wonderful, It's sweet, we won, but It didn't even give us one delegate," said VIctor Kamber, a consultant to the Cranston campaign, alter the Wisconsin poll. Cranston's surge obviously stung Mondale, prompting hlm to announce he would give "first priority" to a nuclear weapons freeze, the Issue Cra nston has built his campaign around. But Mondale still ren;~alns the clear front-runner. The Catlfornlan's new strength probably had more of an effect on !be other two leading candidates- damaging Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado a nd giving a n unearned boost to Sen. John Glenn ol Ohio. Cranston· told reporters he sees Mondale, Glenn and himself as the "three top contenders now" but does not expect a nyone (o drop out ol the race before next year. · ' Kamber, when asked how seriously Hart had been hurt , said, "A lot. He has a continuing credibility problem." Kamber also conceded that Cranston and his supporters have their work cut out to "keep demonstrating that we are real." The doubts of some Democrats that Cranston Is "real" - that Is, that he has the stuff to wrest the White House !rom the Republicans- continue to dog his campaign. That's where · the benefit to Glenn comes ln. The 'argument goes that what weakens Mondale Is bound to help the former astronaut, whom these Democrats see as having the warmth and popularity to lead the party back Into power. Skepticism about Cranston's chances to he a winner also stand In the way of the AFL-CJO endorsement he covets. The labor organization plans an effort In December to rally around a chosen candidate for the Democratic :pom!natlon. Berry's World batik holding companies, !Jecause of lt.s au~ Improper fQretgn currency exchange practices. SlmUarly, Evans has been a champion of the smaU Investors who are Increasingly vultlerable to fraud In the financial marketplace because the commission, under the direction of Chairman Jo)ln S. R. Shad, has· used the guise Of deregulation to methodtcally ~ emphasize oversight of corporoate abuses. "I am not a representative of big business," a defensive Shad recently told one Interviewer. But the former vice chalrmanof E .F . Hutton & Co. clearly does not share Evans' concern about illegal and unethical corporate behavior. Indeed, Shad has been quietly but zealously promoting his own candidate to replace Evans. The chairman's choice ts Charles C. Cox, hand-picked by Shad earlier to tlll the specifically created post ot chief economist at the SEC. Cox, however, Is an academician (he formerly taught at Texas A&M University and Ohto State University) who has no prior experience In securities Industry regulation. Two Reagan appointees . to the SEC reportedly have warned the White House that his seleetion would be disastrous. To the dismay of the securities Industry, Evans also Is an enhthuslastlc believer In a true free-market economy. For Instance, he led the campaign within !he SEC to · eliminate llxed·ra!e commission scales for securities transactions thus eliminating a blatantly anticompetitive practice. When Khomeini falls ______;___Ja_ck_A_n~de_rs_on WASIDNGTON - Amert~a·s mUttary str!ltegtsts have a recurring nightmare that comes clpser to re~llty with every passing day. It has IQ do with Iran, which dominates the Persian Gulf. The latter Is the heart that pumps the Middle East's oil to the Industrial nations of tbe West. Here's the "worst-case scenario" that has the strategists shuddering: The 84-year-old Iranian ruler, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomelnl, flnaUy succumbs to the ravages of age. His death plunges Iran Into chaos. The most disciplined underground group ·- the communist Tudeh party - set!l up a government and calls upon the Soviet Union to help stablllze the country. Within days, Russian tanks surge across the Araxes River Into northwestern Iran. From Soviet Turkmenia and Afghanistan In the northeast other Red Army columns race for the Strait of Hormuz- the narrow channels through which the oil tankers must pass. · Now tbe nightmare Is just beginning. President Reagan cannot permit tl!e Russians to grab control of the tree world's oil. Indeed, Washington has already served notice that U.S. forces will defend our "vital Interests" In the Persian Gulf area. But conventlonallorces couldn't possibly stop the Soviet onslaught This could be accomplished only with nuclear weapons. How real ts this strategic nightmare? Would the Kremlin dare to risk World War III even lor the prize or Persian Gult oil? Consider these points, which have been raised In Pentagon strategy sessions: -The Soviets enacted a similar scenario In Afghanistan. In a secret analysis, the Joint Chiefs of Staff warn: "The Sovtet Invasion ol Afghanistan In late 1979 demonstrated a willingness to apply direct military force to achieve political ·obJeetlves." -Intelligence reports claim that Yurt Andropov won his ascendancy In the Kremlin with the strong support of the Soviet miliary. The Red Army marshals now have more Influence than they have ever wielded In party councDs, which make muttary solutions more likely than ever. -The Russians can Invoke a legal teehnlcallty to jus!fy an Invasion: a 1921 treaty that gives them the right Intervene In Iranian affairs. Though Khomelnl abrogated the treaty In 1979, the Soviets never recognized his unilateral announcement: -The Soviets could cite historical Precedent During world War n. the Soviet Union and Great Britain "Invaded" Iran and divided It Into northern and southern ~pheres of tnnuence. the United States not only endorsed the action but later sent Its own troops Into Iran. The mUttary occupation lasted untU 1946. The Soviets' reluctant withdrawal marked one of the few ttrne the Kremlin has pulled Its forces out of occupied territory. -But the most sobering argument Is the presence of 26 Soviet divisions near the Iranian border. They'r!f·-deflnltely not border guards and customs of!lcers. They Include elite units and sophisticated weapons · capable of a full-scale muttary assault. They are ready to roll. How would a Soviet Invasion of Iran begin? Some 250,ror ground troops, moving behind an awesome battle line Of tanks, would Junge across the border. "But any serious aggression could weD be spearheaded . by llrst -category airborne dlvlsons," one secret report suggests. Anyone for Camp?_-________A_rt_B_uc_h_wa_ld "What do you want to do this thing. In my day we didn't have the opportunities you kids have of perteetlng your soccer game, or learning how to buDd a robot, or studying the mating habits of clams. We didn't come back any smarter than we went. " "That's the kind of camp I want to go to." "! refuse to send ou to one like that You 've got a •good mind and I'm not going to allow It to go dead In the summertime. Besides, what am I going to say to my frtends when they ask what kind of camp you're speclallztng In?" "I don't.carewhat you say. I just want to go to a place where you live In a cabin and cook marshmallows outside and have pillow fights at night." summer. son?" "Go to camp." "What kind of camp•" "Just camp." "You have to be more specific than that Do you want to go to arts and crafts camp, music camp, baseball camp, or weight-reduction camp'!" "I just want to go to a regular camp.'' "What do you mean by a regular camp?~~ "/say let 's let fha ADVISERS fight it out!" . . ~Y Is W~y. Juljf 22, Ill«: 173rd day elf 198.1 There are 192 days lett ljl the year. 'lqlay's highllgj!t In htstqrY: On June 22, 17'13, Domln~an trtars estabDshed the first settlement In what Is now Catlfprnta. . . On this date: , : , · · ; In 1815, Napoll!\)ll Bona abdicated tor a second time. • In 1937, Joe Louts his reign .as Wflrld heavyweight boxing dlanlplon, knoc~lpi out J~ Braddock In Chlcilgo. . In J9«l. France and Genl)llDY signed an anntstlcedurlngWortd Warn. In 1969, aln&'!r-"'tress ~ Garland died at the qe ot f7. . Tetl years ago: Sltylab I tronauts returned to Earth atter a rerord 28 1 - ~sin America'' llrst s station. Flye yean Bill: It w dlsclolled that B1dprla bad arreited four Genll8n tem>rtst lltmed them over to wetrt Gennany, the 811$ 1nt IIUCh coopaattve action by a Sovletrbloc nation. . year ago: !freat Brl 'I Pl111(.1!111D~ and Prince Charles left a ~ bolpltal day . r the bit1h of !belt 100, PI Jute WWiam. _an. ·' or' ~ _l .. . me "You know, one that has canoeIng, and volleyball, and campfires and stuff like that." "And what doy you expect to learn at a camp Ilk<! that?" "I wasn't thinking about learning anything at all." "Thai's the darndest thing I ever heard. What kid do you know today who just goes to camp to have a good time? I'm wlltint~ to send you to a math camp, so you can pick up your gades, I'll even send you to a tennis camp, so you can make theschool team next y~r. If you don't want to do that I'II send you to a camp where they only speak Spanish. It wiD be great for you to learn a second languqe." - "I cjon't want to go to a camp where you have to 1"arn SOmething," "Ttt,t's a rotten attitude. Let's go through the adS In the back of the Sunday magazine section. Thls .one sounds Interesting, an asronaut cmap. You go throuah the same PI'OII'am the astronauts do and even slmlllate a space lab voyqe:" "I don't want~ be an astronaut "That's enough of that ktnd of talk. Let's get serious. Here's a camp where you learn how to be a computer programmer In BASIC, COBOL and PASCAL languages. In the last week you can build your own mnlcrochlp. Don't shake your head - computer knowledge Is essential to your genertlon. Okay, what about hfls one? It's an auto repair camp. They supply all the tools and parts and you get a mechanic's certificate at the end ol the summer. That doesn't appealto you? What about a farm camp where you ktll hogs and learn all abuut salting pork and making bacon? .. "! don't want to know how to make bacon." "Here's one that should grab 'l- yhou. It's a geology camp. You gather rocks and learn the history of the earth from them." "No way." "Do you know what It costs to send a kid away In the summer these days? It's almost as much as tuition to a prtvate school. I'm not going to finance sending you to camp unless It enriches your lite." "Then forget It, I don't want to go to camp." "Walt a mtnute. Here's a camp for kids who don't want to go to camp.'' "What does It specialize tn?': "It doesn't say. All the ad says Is that the camp director was a former Green j:lei'et, who trained mountain tribes to shoot poiSOII darts at anyone who tried to us U. Ho Chi Minh Trail at llb!ht." Majors Toront~;~ EAIIT DIVEION J7 JG """'" "''""" New Yotk "' II "' " M1Jwaulu>to ""'"""" .\1 II l2 ll D JG Wli!iT D~ION Callb'n.la Kansas City Texas Oakland Lblc:uto Minnesota Sean le JG :12 "AD rtaht then, what about a theater camp? You put on your own playa and mllllcaJ producllona and build your own la!lleiY." "What ldnd'OI camp did you go to when you Wl'l't> a kid, Dad?" "Camp Waldtan." ."WIIat did !bey IIJI!Ciallze In?" "They dldll't lpeclalllJe In any- •. \ ''My computer doesn't understand me." -4/ Monrreal 29 :!1 ~ .483 ll,l,. :r. _,m , l t.., 3 PI11 SIJ.If'JI: h 26 36 .m '~ "" Nl"'' York · 24 40 -"'~ 9 .... D ..~~ a~ - .. ::.2:) }1-'J Hoo:;;;too ~ .'fl 523 lY, . Clix'inMt l ~ :'8 .49..1 31<.! 492 .«16 .1 ~ 9~ .:rn t2 Toront o 8, M lMl'501ll J Baltlrnor£> 5, NN· York 2 Ck>veland 3, Boston 1 Milwau kee 10, l)ctrolt 3 Chicago 4, Seattle 2 Karisas City 4. Oakland 2 TeKaS 3, CalifOrnia 2 "'~ !C GamE!Ii tSchrom '1·21 a t Toronto 151!00 104 1 N{"\4· York tRighenl 8-21 at Ba lt iroon> 1D.Marrtnm 4- lOt, tn l ' Ck...,l•land tBarker -&-71 at Bos to n tOjl'da ~·2 ! . 1m · Ml l ~·a u kee 1McCJuw .l-7 or CaldWC'll- ~ fit a i [lilmu it (Mom s 7-51, tn t S!;'att ll' tPerry J.91 at Chll."a,t!O tKoosman 5-11 . tnl Oakland tCOI.lbu ll ~ ~ at Kansas City tGura 6-81.1 n1 C<llllornla c"l"raver.; .O.:lt at Tpxas tHon PVru ll 9-.ll. tn l . Tho.~' A GIJllOii Mlnnesot<t at C h lca~ Cll'l.'t'land at Bu;ton, 1n 1 Call!ornla at K11nsas City, tnt Toronto at seatllf', tnf On ly games schOOUJro 11,-~j .4)9 .315 Ill~ WIST DIVfiiON Los Anp>k>s . 43 D Atlan l<l :ll 28 Sar1 F r.mt'Jij(Q . 35 :t! San D~ 11 l1 " . 31 ll ·" l2 11 "'.. .." .s.l - 29 J) .51!9 n - ~~~~~a ,!14,'; .1!!2 ~'1!2 -~ ~ '~ .!'00 10 -'/1 .~!l1 .a . IOI,olj 13 n.rsdll)''" Gameo PlttSbui'Jh K. Chlr-a~ ~ Sl: Loots 6, ~- York o · HWstOI'l ~. Atlanta 0 Ptllladcll)h.IB tH, Montr'f'al 1·1. 2nd ,llame 12 Innings San Dk'lro ~- Los 1\nlil('k's 0 Clnr lnnatl G. San Franr lsro ~. lti In- ''"" WednMdiQ''.S G111nes Clnrlnna!l tSoto IU-1 at San F'rnnctsco tOavls iHh St. Louis t F'orsch S-5 and Ancl.lj ar .Hr 11 1 Ne¥.' York t SeaVPr +-6 and Torrw. 3-~~ . 2, I n! PhiiQ iphla tBysuom 2-lt IU Mont!'Pal r!.A>a :t-.1 1, 1n 1 Chk<lgl) t Ralrw)-' 7- ~ 1 at Pltt.Sbuf1:h rCaJJdl>larla ~6 1 . tn l Atlanta tP cfl-.-.t 8-21 at Hwston tR~· an f>h . rnl "' San Dll'g'O tShow 7...1 1 at lol; All ~'!; t Wu ldl ~ ~ tn J SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - It began during the longest day and It tuined Into the longest night as the San Francisco Giants and Cincinnati Reds hooked up at Candlestick Park Tuesday night The two weary baDclubs played for five hours and 10m!nutes before the RedS emerged with a 6-5victory In 16 Innings early this morning. Successive one<Out singles by Paul Householder, Nick Esaslcy and Rnn Oester cracked the :>-5 tie In the top o~ ·the 16th alter each learn prolonged the g8!Jle by scoring a single run In the 14th. . "Usually a game like this keeps going and everyone runs out of gas, but we kept batUtng," said Reds Manager Russ Nixon, who used all of his non-pitchers. The Giants jumped on starter Frank Pastore with four runs In the first Inning, a rally which Included Darren Evans' twe>run homer, his 19th, and a two-run double by John Rabbfor his first major league RBI. Reds relievers Rich Gale, Tom Hume, Ben Hayes, Bill Scherrer and winner Ted Power, 2-4, contained the Giants to a mere five hits over n.anday'!l Gamftl St. Louis at New Ycrk San Dle£0 at Los AnJ1!('1N> Phlladrlphla <1t MontiTill. i nl Cltk'l® at Plttsl)r.qh, 1n l Only aamt'S S('h«:JWed By The Assoclaled Press WIMBLEDON, Engla nd (APJ Tracy Austin, the world's fourthranked player, withdrew from Wimbledon because o! a pulled pl!cber with 8 strikeouts, 5 walks muscle In her back. Her spot In the 128-woman draw and one hit with relief from Knapp who fanned our, walked ilve, a nd . was taken by Miriam Schropp of allowed three hits. Fields suffered West Germany. the loss before being relieved by In first -round action, Ivan Lendt Jason Wright hammered Bernie Mitton 7-6, G-1 , 6-0; Martl!>a NavratUova pounded In other little league ac(ion the Beverly Mould 6-l. 6-0; and Chris Rutlaljd Reds ·defeated the Pome- 1 Evert Lloyd disposed of AlyQia roy Giants 8-2. Moulton 6-2, 6-1. Also advancing In men's action Hitters for the Reds were Keith Oliver with a single and 3 REI's. were Rnscoe Tanner, Johan Krlek , Brady Johnson with a single a nd 2 Mark Edmondson, VltasGerulaltL,, RBI's, and Jarrod Sheets with a Henri Leconte and Mqts Wllander. single and I RBI. Keith Hicks added Other winners In women's play a double to the hitting list while Included Hana Mandllkova, Pam Chris Hutton led a ll hitters with a Shriver, VIrginia .Ruzlcl, Yvonne grandslam. For the Giants King Vermaak, Zlna Garrison, Wendy was the only hitter with a single. Turnbull, Andrea Jaeger, Carling Wesley Howard turned In a fine Bassett, Iva Budarova, Eva Pfaal, performance at the mound to 'pick and Rnsemary Casals. up the wln for the Reds while Powell TRACK AND F')f:LD suffered the defeat. MOSCOW (AP l - Sergei Lit - Summer league results In local little league baseball action, Pomeroy Sears reeently posted three wins against one defeat to maintain Its fine season. Pomeroy's biggest win came at the hands of HarrtsonvUle which It defeated 13-0 as Terry Reuter hurled six Innings to allow just one hit. Reuter farmed and walked just four. Sears collected 13 hits led by Eric Heek with two doubles, Jason Wright a double, and Shawn Hawley a double. In a much closer contest, Pomeroy Sears edged the Mason Pirates 4-3 as Chase Cleland pitched a perfecf no hit ball game. Cleland's excellence prevailed through all six Innings as he struck out 14 batters and didn't allow a single walk In picking up the win . D. Stewart of Mason turned In a good performance of his own by fanning 9 and the flnal15 Innings. RBI. Then theGlants scoredarun!nthe bottom of the Inning when Jeff Leonard led of! with a single, stole second, went tothlrdonJoePettlnl's fielder's choice sacrifice and came home on Brad Wellman's sacrifice fly. A throwing error by center fielder Eddie Mtllner following WeUman's fly sent Pettint to third. With two outs, Johnnie LeMaster was walked Intentionally by Scherrer before the Giants took a gamble and failed. With Dave Bergman at the plate, LeMaster broke for second and Pett!nt bolted for the plate. Scherrer looked toward first, but wasn't BINGO At The · Ma$0n V9l. Fire Dept. Every At 7:00P.M. "4 NUMBER BONUS" "5 LUCKY BALLS" l~~~~::::::::::::::~ Phone 446- 4524 Beegle has good day BA RGAIN MAriNEES SAT.! SUN AU SEArS $2 OQ ADMISSION EVER'r WESDr!I Y S 2 00 All-State baseball player . Zan~ Beegle of Southern , and son of Don and Sue Beegle of Racine posted an outstanding performance In the Ohio State Baseball a ll-slate games played rece ntly at Ohio Slate Univers ity. Beegle had three s tng t~s. a double , two R B I's and was 4 for ·ton stolen bases. In addition. he was P<' rfel In the field as he handled att put outs without incident. EXCEPT ON JEOI JUNE 17 thru 23 FRICM Y rflru rHURSillrY t DAN r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j Joy Compton-Instructor 12 ClASSES FOR $22.00 TUES. & THURS. 4:15-5:15 or 6:3()-7:30 At the Senior Citizens Building. Mulberry Height s. Pomeroy, OH . For registration: eau 992-mJ OOORS Wilt O~EN AT 6:00 ·P.M. Taiwan's Chung Hua team 6&-55, and Sweden overpowered ~'Inland 5748. SWIMMING HANNOVER , West Germany (AP ) - Michael Gross of West Germany Sf'l a world rL'COrd In the 200-meter freestyle at the national swlmmln!( championships. Dinner includes 3 fish fi llets. fryes, slaw[, 2 hushpuppies. Valid thru: July 14, I 983 State Rt. 7 Silver Bridge Plaza 1 I I I I I I I GARAGE DOOR 9' X 7 Factory Glazed Priced 9'x7 SUNBURST I .~,~. GARAGE DOOR ' 2 Fish Chicken Dinners $3.99 Each dinner includes a fish fill et, 2 whitemeat Chicken Planks ,' fryes. [,slaw . Valid thru: July 14. 1983 I I State Rt. 7 Silver·Bridge Plaza o~ ~~~~~==~~: person. per visit. coupon pe'r • • • • • • • • • • • • WITH COUPON•••••••••••••• Big Catch® $7.49 :~:d•F•miiy Include$ 8 fish fillets or 12 Chicken Planks~ or 4 fish fillets & 6 Chl.c k"n Planks,' fryes & slaw. Valid thru: July .14, 1983 State Rt.7 Silver Bridlt Plaza 11 I I II II II I I I I I I 12" PRIME SIDING 15' Length ~er $480 P1ece MOBILE HOME ALUMINUM PAINT WITH COUPON • • • • • • • • • • • • $159 95' Sale ROOF One coupon per person. per \lisit. I··········•• & Rl t•t....i'-t~I~M TAIPEI, Taiwan tAP) - In . WOllam Jones Cup women' s bask~t ~ baU action Korea upset the U.S. 3-Pc. Fish Dinner $2.69 I I I I I 1 a !~URPHY / nd WO'- ' / . 10 II. lJ ?0 Jl M ) .1\ 1 ~ C:,U'1 MAT!N[f <i I I & j 10 Tournament . • • • • • • • • • • • • WITH COUPON • • • • • • • • • • • • . . I amm "i~:rit~INtT' "DANCE FOR JOY" 6 Week Summer Aerobic Session SALE I Wedl'l!!sday 5J1 JACKSON PIKE · Rl 35 WEST I vlnov bettered his world rcord In the hammer throw wtth a toss of 275 feet, 11 '1, Inches du ling rom petit ion at the Soviet Spartaklad Games. Tass reporled. Lltvlnov's old record was 275-6Y. set June 4, 1982 at Leselldze, Soviet Union. BASKETBALL YOKKAJCHI, Japan tAP ) St eve Brown scored 20 and Keith .Jones added 19 to lead Stanford University to an 85-63 victory over England's National Team In the four-nation Klrln World Bas ketball PLAY $ PRICED 79~ 5 Meigs racers do well in auto events The Meigs County Fish and Game. Club wiD hold Its annual kids fishing derby Saturday at theclubhouseon West Shade River, three miles west ofChester. ThestartlngtlmewWbe 8:OOa.m. and tbederbywUlcontinue untU2p.n\ .. wlthagesonetol6belng ellgtble to participate. Participants must brlnglhetrown fishing equipment and bait Mlnnaws are not pennltted. There wUI be prizes awarded and refreshments and beverages served. At 6 p.m. club members wiD have a chlckell barbecue. All thole attendln& are to lake a COVered di.sh . or pay Ill !or their meal. admitted he was thinking about "taking advantage of a rookie mistake" when he called_for the steal of home . Scherrer Is a rookie. Two Innings tater the Reds went ahead to stay off J im Barr. 0-1, the stxth Giants pitcher, and Power got the win on 12-3 Innings of shutout relief. . walking five despite· suffering the ~--------'----------"---------------------j loss. In another thriller Pomeroy Sears defeated Syracuse 2-1. this time with Jason Wright picking up the win with 14 strikeouts, four walks, and two hits In live Innings of work. Andy Baer suffered the loss. Beaer struck out 13 batters, walked . 5, while gtvlng up three hits. All of Sears' hits were doubles In thcstx.th 11'\nlng to Wright, Reuter and Fields. Andy Baer tripled for Syracuse, while Taylor doubled. Despite a good effort Sears finally went down to defeat at the hands of a tough New Haven Dodger club. Each club posted four hits. Shawn Hawley had a home run for the losers. Bumgardner was the winning STEWART - Meigs County racers again posted strong finishes durtng ,weekend raCing activities a t Skyline Speedway here In Stewart and West VIrginia Motor Speedway In Lubeck, W. Va. Friday night, Manetta's Dave Rnblnson won a see-saw battle over a tough field of competition. The lead changed hands five times before the checkered flag tell with six cars running within a second of the leader for an exciting finish. After a fourth place finish Friday Mike Balzano returned to SkyUne Speedway to claim the win over his toughest contender, Bob Adams, Jr. of Racine. Adams iron his heat and the fast car dash . Junior Ables of RavensWood, last year's points champion, claimed the win In the Ia te model division. Local drivers Bob Adams, Hilton Wolfe, Jr.. Roger Adkins, Gene Adkins, Marc French and Scott Wolfe au posted strong finishes and will be competing for the big purse tn this week's Mid-season championship race. fooled, flr.!ng to catcher Alan Knicely, who made the tag before being bowled over by Pet.tlqL "The best thing lo do In that situation lsn<)t think- and I do that very wen;: Scherrer .said. "l was only thinking about the guy a t third . My only concern was thai I hac! the baD In a curvebaU grip and I wasn't sure where It would go." Giants Manager F rank Robinson But It wasn't easy. Between the . seventh and the 13th Innings, the Reds had runners In scoring position with Jess than two outs six times but came up with nothing whUe strandbig 18 runners. The dry speD ended In the 14th when Pave Colicepclon's leadoff double and rookie Esasky'sone-our single gave Cincinnati a 54 lead. It was Esasky's first major league Sp9rts briefs... TENNIS Derby reminder camper." L Ptt, GB .11 34 St . Louis C'hk'<ijlO 1\Jndi&,Y' !iG.,......,. Mlnneso~a . .... NATIONAL LEAGUE ·· AMEJtJCAN IL"GUE EAST DIVfiiON w L Pel. Gil·. B.1lt!Jnore. .. 71 ~'i91 - The Qai ly Sentinei-Page--:-3 Reds win marathon .tilt, 6-5 Scoreboard ... Too much ·- Pomeroy-Micldlepc!11, Ohio ROOF COATING 5Gallon $2499 1 I I I I I , -.. 24 $ ............•........... 26's • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28's ...................... $33.30 . PRICE INCLUDES UP TO A 2' OVERHANG AND FREE JOB SITE DELIVERY! ' , �. ' . Wedne1 k1y, June 22, 1983 -- The Daily Sent.ine By The Bend Wednn ' f , .Mie 22,' . ••• Middleport Amateur Gardeners elect officers Lewis Manley Auxiliary meets lliiiiOOliCedandMrs. Thomasgavea program on flowers of the month using a reading abOOt each. Mrs. A contribution was made toward ! Jlon.·Sat. 8 am-10 pm Cummings~ the door prlze, Sauer Heleil was a guest. dessert course was served Sunday 10 am-10 pm the Ju ly 21 birthday party at the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital when Lewis Manley Auxtllary, Post 263, met at the home of Margaret Bowles, president. It was noted that the party wUJ begin at 1 p.m., but precedlng that from lOa.m. untO noon, field service orientation wUJ he held. It was noted that a gift had heen gtven to the Immediate past dlstr1ct president, Thora Gatewood. The application of Dorothy Casey for membership was received. Lula Hampton gave htghtlghts from the legislative bulletin, and Florence Richards reported on the Firing Line. Mrs. Richards, delegate to the summer district convention held In Lithopolis, gave a report. The unit won awards on chJldren and youth and Americanism, wlth Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Bowles as chairmen . Nellie WlnsiDn acted as chaplain In the absence of Annette Peppers. Handbooks were distributed to the new mernhers. The new meeting will he a t the home of Dorot hy Casey. Mrs. ·Bowles served refreshinents. Hysell birth ~EHOURS: We Reserve 'l'he Right To URSDAY FRIDAY .298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. AND Limit Quanitin. SATURDAY PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 25, 1983 ·June 23, 24, 25 HERE'S LONELY AND UNLOVED - IUitloawlde, OWly ldlten8 and puppies ftll Hmnane Scolety Shellers hecat•ae they were unwanted lnim blrih. Spaying and neutering helps to allevlale that problem, and can he done, usually at a mlnlmaJ C<lllt, lhroup mOilt .animal shellers. Lonely, unloved animals fill local·Society shelters $ 29 Pork Steaks........L!~ •• FRES~ PORK BUll ROASTS AND WINI To live lonely, homeless and unloved Is no lite at a U for any being. You wouldn't want a life like that. But, mll]lons of cats and ·dogs lead lives like that because many pet owners have failed to spay their female pels or neuter the males to prevent .the birth of unwanted kittens ·a nd puppies. Just visit any animal shelter. The truth hurts. MIXED Fryer Parts .........t~ . .FRESH · ¢ Ground Beef......L~~ - JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Hysell, ~omeroy, are announcing the birth o! their second child, a daughter, J essica Lynn, May 21, at O'Bleness Memoria l Hospital, Athens. The Infa nt weighed seven pounds aud was 20 Inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Klein, Welchtown Road, MtnersviUe, and the maternal great·grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ha rold Wlll , Sr., 2 Hlll St.. Pomeroy , and the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klein, Sr. Paterna l grandparent s are Mr. qnd Mrs. Nonnan E. Hysell, ·Ehll cl!·en's Home Road, Pomeroy, a nd t he pat er na l great · grandparent s are Mr. and Mrs. Dares Arnold, Rock Springs Road , Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Hysell , Basham. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CAll 992-3381 992-2342 Office Hours by Appointment Only ' ' BOILED HAM ........... ~~~ S1.89 .;' ·. 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Gallipolis, Ohio .., 99¢ Umlt One Per Custom11 Good Only At PIMIIfs · ElqJhs .lunl 25, 1983 on. REGULAR $1. 19 "SPICIAL" .J • ~ > 1:"" PLAsnc GAUON NESCAFE COFFEE ... ~~~- ss.29. 14lfc OZ. FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETII ........... ~~~ 2/794 15 OZ. DELMONTE . · SPINACH ........... ~~~ 2/S1.19 15¥2 OZ. IRMONTE TIDBITS PI.NEAPPLE .........~~ 2/SL39 . 46 OZ. RED Waterbed ·includes: .o 1:"" ., JUMBO BOLOGNA ..... ~~~ S1.79 ~l!z~~~&~M CUPS · ~ ···!~~69t Sf•c-o nd c la !!s pos l n~ l' p eld at Po· Ul = > ECKRICH CRISCO 01 L...............~. 954 &.5 OZ. 51 COUNT • c. 7. ••••••• Pu hll !-": hocl afternoon, Monday lhrough Friday, 111 Courl S!n,oet , by lhP 01110 V !llley Publ lsh in~ Company · Mu l·· tl me(lla, Inc ., P om e roy , Ohio 45769. 992· l:md Dally Pn•ss Assocluton a nd the Sliced Bacon....... ~~. BOX$ 1'\'l'I'.Y 2 1 ~1f1. ' ~ > 1:"" ¢ I 0 PC. 32 OZ. BANQUET FRIED ' Sentinel The Daily i\ IJI "V I.,.Ion of M11Uimcdla, Inc. . ~VORY EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST .: DOWNING-CHILDS MULLEN INSURANCE .. . ••• Jessica Lynn Hysell AND $ Chuck Roast ..... ·~l! US@A CHOICE BONELESS. $ 69 k .Roast •...... !~·..• - ·U I $ 29 US~A CHOICE · .I WORKS ... 0 .••• . HOW IT •This offer excludes cigarettes, or any other items prohibited by law . . •Offer is only good for p,ro· duct on hand . No Rain· checks . •There 11 li!l limit as to the number of manufacturer's coupon• you may redeem . �... - ~--· ---~ • --\ 6 1he Daily Sentinel F'ag1 Calend4r ,· . ' WEDNESDAY POMEROY -Regular meet· .lng, 01!10 valley Cmn1YIIll!decy, 24, Knights Templar, Weclnesday, 7:00 p.m. at tem)lle; election of officers. otncers are to take rituals for reassignment. THURSDAY - RUTLAND Rutland Garden Club will have a twr of ( _, .-·. ,,·' ·' .·' · . .. '. ' .·, .......oy the G1• . . , . . _ Gnmlloule ·at . Slewut'1'hul'wlay. Mernbl!rllll\' to meet at the Rutland Medlodlll FRIDAY POMEROY - Reheanal tor Eastern High School Marct1ln& Band, Frlday71o8p.m.,lnonlel' communications services to all customers of the Ohio Bell Telephone Company and, in arklition, affects the rates and charges for certain services governed by concurrences of other telephone companies serving all other subscribers in I he Stutc of Ohio. arc : Exchange and Network Services (P.U.C.O. Tariff No. 1) Message Toll Telephone Service (P.U .C.O. Tariff No. 7) (P.U.C.O. No. 2) Mobile Tclephonc(P.U.C.O. Service Tariff No. 3) ' ...· .. be COIIducled 7 p.m., Saturday nJa1!t at the Mlddleport Masonic Temple. A dinner WID be eerved at Ji p.m. Cost Is S4 and l'l!!ll!l'Vatloos are to be made at 99'J.7022 or 99'J.5537. · seminar. t' (Proposal to withdruw general manual service from this tariff. ) Any person, firm, corpora· lion or association may file, pursuant to Section 4909.19 of the Ohio Revised Code, objecflons to the propJsed increases and adjustments In rates 1\fid charges, and to the proposed changes in reKUia· tlons and practices affecting the same. The objections may allege that such Application contains proposals that are unjust and discriminatory or IIJII'CU0118ble. Recommendations which differ from the 1\ppllcallon may be made by the staff of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio or by Intervening parties and may be adoptea by the Commls· slon. . Aben!!tit td ~ PlY medical I'.UDDIEPOR'l' - instaiJa. lion Of- ctflcen fOl' the Meigs o.apter, 0n1es- of. DeMolay, wm meet at Dutra Smlquboud In (;ai!JpnUa, .,T bunday at 11: 00 a.m. for a IUIIcl!ooiland teaclllng . bills tor 7·l11(Xl!b.dd CurtlaEdward Ollllnger, 1011. ot Ralpb and Christy Olllln&ler, wiUbebeld · Homemakers Club. The benefit Is a square dance ., PRIVATE LINE .· ' Ohio Bell is asking to increase local se!Vice rates because it now costs more than $25 a month to provide basic residence service, but the Company is collecting only abou~ $12 a month lor this service. The difference has traditionally been made up by a subsidy from long distance and other discretionary services , but these sources are rapidly disappearing. The introduction of competition in the telephone industry and changes in public policy over the past 15 years have brought about the reorganization of the Bell System. This reorganization resulting in the divestiture of Ohio Bell and 21 other Bell telephone companies from AT&T, scheduled for January 1, 19&4, has put a deadline on the need for replacing the revenue lost through the elimination of this historical subsidy. RESIDENCE SERVICE The increases proposed in rtonthly rates for residence customers. for 1-party unlimited, 2-party wilimited, 1-party message, 2-party message and 1-party measured rate service access lines are shown below. Monthly usage allowances and the charge for additional local messages over the allowances for message service will not be changed, nor will the time and mileage charges for measured rat !l service . 1-prty' 2·!1111Y'' untilllltlll t-partyt · t~ 2-party.. message messave me111r1111 Plesoot S12.95 St0.30 s 6.25 • s 6.10 15.80 proposed 1880 1490 12.00 _ 11.65 . 8.50 Note: Pllces oo not include monthly Charaes tor teased telephones or the proposed S4 monthli ch<~ge per tine 101 an customers explained in the Long Drstance Section olthis notrce. 'tlltllmtlell StiVIc:e Price irleludes line in! unlimited US09ll. .. 2-Pirty StiVIc:e SubScrlliets with 2-panv unlimited gr message ser11ce can retain the service at their presentlocatklns, but no new 2-party service will be installed. • · thlnutleService • Prk:e Includes 30 outgoing local calls monthtv Each additional local call will continue to be 7 coots. *Mtawllll S~Nicf • The P,lce is lor the line'onlv. The charge 111<. each ootgoino local call depends uporJ .when and w(lere the can is placetl and its duration. No changes are proposed lor anv olthcse u,s'age rates. • NON-RESIDENCE SERVICE The increases proposed in monthly .rates for non-residence customers for individual line message and measured service, rotary line message and measured service, PBX trunk message and measured service and · semi-public coin service are shown below. The monthly usage allowance and the charge for additional local messages over the allowance will not be changed, nor will the time and mileage charges for measured rate service. IICIIvldllallllll Semt·pubtlc COlli PBX trunk RoUry line S2~.05 Present S2;85 s2t.30 s2t.so $2;40 dso St9.95 Pmposed 28.55 27.80 32.60 31 .90 36.55 31.90 25.55 Note: Prices ilO oot Include monthly charoes lor leased telephones or the propos~d $4 monthlv charge per tine 101 all customets explained in the Long Distance Section ol this notr~ . 'Me$nge servtce The price 101 message non·reslderlce ser~ce Includes 90 Qulgoing local cans. Additional local cans are 7 cents each. No Changes 11e proposed in the allowance or the price per call. tMN14111d Service . The price Is tor the tine ontv. The ChiiQe 101 each outgoing local call depends upon when and where the call Is placed aoo its dor at ion. No chqes aiC flloposed for any olthese usage rates. . ·GENERAL Monthly rates for optional one-way Extended Area Service and Community Calling Service would generally be increased in prOt)()rtion to the overall· increase in basic exchange service. In addition, Ohio Bell is tisking to establish 2-way. non-optional Extended Area &,rvice between 36 mntiguous Ohio Bdl communities over the next few years as electronic switching systems arc installed in central offices. ServiC)J rules not prot)()scd to be chan!(ed in this Application include : • The monthly cull allowance for local calls under mcssa!(c rate service and the char!l,e for additional local ca ll.~ over the allowances, as well as time und mileage charges under m e;~surcd rat e service. • The monthly ullowunce for calls to Directory Assistance. , • The dHtr!(e fur local cuin telephone cal ls not requiring an Ojlerator. INSTALLATION, MOVE, AND CHANGE CHARGES Some clements of the basic charges to install , move and change service and equipment would be increased and sornu would be d.:crcased. However, residence and individual line non-residence customers would be able to 'avoid some of the charges by obtaining their equipment at an Ohio Bell Service Center or by providing their own equipment. More detailed information about these items cun be found in the proposed tariff sh.:cts. .. CHARGES FOR INSTALLING SERVICE FOR RESIDENCES AND SMALL BUSINESSES Litle llesiderlce Nc>•Hesliletlce Present $31 .55 54.50 An dd fashioned picnic sponlllft!d by tile ffan1IOIIYille PTO Ia acheduled for July 4, mm U a.m. until evening at 'the school gromds In HarrJsoovllle. AD IDI.etested fl!ml]les and · tndlvlduals are Invited tp take a pla!lc b!nch and enJOY the day. at Letart Cmnmunlty Center, Letart W.Va., Thlll'llday; tnm 7:00 to U p.m. by Letart LOCALEXCHANGESER~CE IIIIIIIIKIII · PTO picnic slated at Hartisonville Slate benefic' · SATI.JRI:;>AY - SER~CES (SPECIAL CIRCUITS) Increases are proposed in the service connection charges, _non-recurring charges and monthly rates for most special circuits, foreign exchange and foreign central office service as well as for private line channels and associated ~;:quipmenL More detailed information about these items can be found in the proposed tarifl _sh~is. TOUCH-TONE CALLING.SERVICE Currentl-y there is a charge to change from rotary dial to TOUCH-TONEIII> service or back again. Ohio Bell is asking to increase the charge for j;hanging to either TOUCH-TONE or rotary dial service. However, the Compaoy is also asking to eliminate the separat~ service connection charge for TOUCH-TONE on new installations by incorporatin~ it into the basic service and equipment charge a customer pays at the time of installation . The Company js also requesting n 20 percent increase in the nJcurring monthly charge for TOUCH-TONE . scrv1cc. ---" LONG DISTANCE CALLS WITHIN OHIO Ohio Bell is proposing a $4 monthly charge per lirie to all customer.; and to decrease prices on din.'Ct dialed long distance calls within Ohio an average of 40 percent. Both of thcsc changes will apply · to all ·customers of other Tetcphone Companies which ~oncur in Ohio Bell's Message ·Toll Telephone Service Tariff. The prot)()sed charge would he in udctition to the propoS<.>d new monthly rates lor local . exchange service. The ~'Om­ hined efl'<.>ct of the reduction in Ion!( distance rates and the new $4 charge per customer line will not increase Ohio Bcll revenue. , DIRECT INWARD DIA-LING SER~CE (PBX CUSTOMERS) Ohio l)cll is seeking to restructuru the rates for direct inward dialing service f<lr PBX customers to a more USU!I,C sensitive basis. The Company is proposing a rate for each !(roup of 20 numbers and an additional rale based on the number of trunks assl)ciatcd with such numbers . ' CUSTOMER p$~~i - OPERATING CENTER SERVICE 32. W!nt Done !Ill Ctls!Oilllf$' Pretllilel Ohio Bell is seeking to establish a new service lor Telephone Answering Ser· vices and Alann Companies CHARGES FOR INSfALUNG SERVICE FOR BUSINESSES called Customer Operating , WITH MORE THAN ONE LINE AND CENTREX , Center Service. This service p,_ea liM l'melt would provi~e dedicate'd Business 14 tine etlmplel $148.00 $128.00 oomplement of cable pairs to W!ntDIII•<> 11 ,,......... 50.8()t 33.00 - first 16 mtil.' . these businesses a'nd allow 11 00 - e.::ft IDL 15 mit' them to subscribe to bulk lines c.tm Eaclt 1181'1ice orill!l 53.00 59.00 · instead of having to subscribe •DIII•c.c........,,.,.... 33.00 - ftnt 15 mit. 21 .70t to single lines. The service . . !100-e.::ftat.l61tit.• would include a rjte for the ~tor wortt 1111 customers' premlsee. cable. and a charge for each ~ Tile flll)llOiell ChiiUt WOUld be baed uPOII hilor tong II takes to complete this wortt. Mtitlonal CI1QBs r1t11 . illPIY w- 11111•111 il rtQU!rid, line activated. • ' • Fost 15 mln\Jtes Each adtlltional15 minutes 25.00 1000 33.00 11.00 a - she promised in SANTA BARBARA, Caltf. (AP) -ThreeyearsafterMaryHolloway lollbed a bottled message lntQ the times the reward Pacific Ocean, during a cruise, she got arl answer trom a FlliplDo said he made his ' living as a flshemlan who found it Doa ling o!f seven'Chlldren. 'the Island ot Mlndlnao. I She was so tickled thenote. . The finder, AntonloTorrePabna. fisherman and was married with Mrs. Holloway's note had promto get a Ised to send the finder $1. But she response that she gave htm seven sent Palma ~ - one for each chlld. The Daily Sentinel-Page Mldd'--, Ohio 7 i NEWrON' FALLS. Ohio (APi - New! SMURF PANS he said. and sane lialr on top." Art Glass won't touch long hair, but the 85-year-old barber says he's not quilting his work. He says the old-ttmersnCI!II htm. Glass opened his barbershop 58 years ago · and has survived hair fashions like the Oat top, the duck taD and the bUtch. He refuses to handle 16ng hair. "You can't just barber Uke I do. ANN'S Cake Decorating Now you've got togo thewholewi!y, styling and all that fancy stuff - . much more compUcated." Glass said. However, besald, "theold-ttmers stm need someone Uke me around.'' Glass Is semi-retired and Uves "Idon'tcaremuch for the butch. I above his shop with his wife, Helen. like to leave a line around the ears Supplies R_OUie 7 . Tuppers Ohio Ph . MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES The following items are illustrative of changes in rates and charges for some miscellaneous services. More detailed'information about these items can be found in the · proposed tariff -sheets. • Increases in exc!lange related services such as the exchange access portion of Centrex lines, airport lines and exhibition hall lines as well as dormitory stations:jOint user service and special recording·trunks. The following are illustrative of services for which the Company is proposing in-. creases of about 20 percent: • Custom Callhig Services' • Non-Published Service • Additional Directory Listings • Certain Telephone An: swering Services • Directory Assistanoe Calls· • Operator Handled Local Coin Calls • Transfer of Toll Charge Service (also known as . Enterprise Service). The prayer of the Application requests the Public Utilities Conunission of Ohio to do the fQllowing: ,(a) Find that the Company's present rates and charges which are proposed to be changed and the regulations and practices affecting the same are unjust, unreasonable and insufficient to yield reasonable compensation for the services rendered; (b) Find that the rates and charges and regulatiOns and practices which the Company proposes to change are just and reasonable and will provide not more than a fair and reasonable rate of return on the value of the Company's property actually used and useful for the convenience of the public; (c) Approve the filing of ·the proposed schedule sheets oontained in Schedule E-,1 {){ the Application, modified to reflect such revisions, if any, as i'Oay become effective, pursuant to orders of the Commission, during the interim between the filing of the Application am! the date upon which the schedule sheets . become effective: (d) Order that the proposed sheets become effective forthwith: (e) Approve the withdlawal of the schedule sheets which are prowsed to be changed contained in Schedule E-2 of the application, modified to reflect such revisions, if any, as may become effective, pursuant to orders of the Com· mission, during the interim between the filing of tlae Application and the date upon which said schedule sheets are approved for withdrawal; (I) Grant such other and -further relief to which the Company is reasonably entitled. ' ·. The fQrm of this notice has · been approved by the Public Utilities Commission ol Ohio. ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY la c ~ of the'' adwert it ed if1m1 . i t ••qo.~ ir ed to be ••adil¥ o woiloble '"' 1011 in each !llroger Store ••~•P ' 01 • lperrl oc oll, noted "' ti1i1 ad II we do '"'" ou1 of on • adve•• · ~•d ' '''" we .., ill oHer f'OII ro:.or choice ol o co ""poroble '''"" w hen ava ilab le retlec tr n9 the tome 10'""9 ' or n ro on c hedo wh ich w ill ent jtle yo11 IO purchcae th., ooHul ited It em at the odwert iied p rice witt11 n 30 day~ O <~ly a ... ¥1"do• coupon"'' " be (HC e pted per rtem p,urc hoted · rOT AL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE fwerrth rn!l y o~ bur ot ICroger it guo•on111d for you r total IO' •tlo t *• on •egordlett o l monufo ct ur•r If you or e nor •cr.•l ••d Mrog• • will •eplo <e you r rl•m wi rh the HJm• brorHl ,..,, rl r nmporob le b rand or r•IU"d rou r puHho'• P' '' "" CO,.YRtGHT 1913 · THI KROCER CO . ITEMS AND PIICIS GOOD SUNDAY JUNE If. THROUGH SATURDAY , JUNE lb. " · '"'· IN GAlliPOLIS AND POMEROY STORES. WI RESIItVE THE RIGHT JO LIMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOlO TO DEAUU untry Club Ice Milk l/2 Kroger Pork And Beans c ·Gal. ' LIMIT 5 WITH ADDITIONAl PURCHASES I SLICED All VARIETIES SERVE 'N' SAVE LuncheC!n Meats.-~ . . _ .. . 100 SHEETS PER ROLL ,_"$119______ Hi-Dri Paper Towels -=- Pkg . U.S.O.A: INSPECTED 10 -I.C-LB. AVG. Cost Cutter Frozen Young Turkeys. . Ground Beef Single Roll c Enter Now! Rinso Detergent .. Box WE GLADLY ACCEPT YOUR FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLE , RC 100, WIN MINI- •I, • • .Jl 09 ' IL"''UI'ILIKV lb. .Diet Ri.te or RC Cola I 8 . 38 HI-_C Fruit . Drink ... ....._..... .... .c•-oz. 19U .•• or • cutto,.., rno1 "'oil their nam• •4 ellldre11 end th• locotlari ot their neare1t l(,o. .r store ori e J' •,XS't, .. plec:e of white pa,r•• to : n.el(r. .er Co. Adwertlslnt D.;ttl 1' .0 . . . 1011S.Iem Ve . 2•1Sl COST CUTTER Sandwich or Hot Dog 8uns PLUS DEPOSIT ALL FLAVORS I 1 Cuttomen ,mer ettter at on1 Wd -Atlefttlc Kroeer ttore!Mfw..,. June It end Jut, U 59 C 1-Ct. Pkg. ' I ,) Wl'r'.,t will ltD netlfiM 11., mftll . wm Ito '"'ulro4 to tlf'l e raleose holding tho.,.,., Co . .,.4 the (o(O·Colo Compen., 011t1lt1 tubslctlorl•s hor,.,teu 3. J Wlftneort SLICED TO ORDER .,.a..st .,.., ~..,,_.or ••,on••• orltlnt hom penonol lnlurl" rolatod to the u1e of o lilh•l · trvdr ower4e41ty 'nte lh..., CD . • .11_. Gret~tl Prl1e winner will rocolw•1'ft• rD~troductlon of on early Mroger True~ power.d ~, e J Hf' etttl•• menYI.ctwre4 tty P &WI AtiOCI.,DS '"' tthoenh , Arizona . 1. )'All ~ftOftl ".,..h of . . . or elt1or 1re eltet"l• to ,.rtlclp.,• ~liCIPT for omploy-• •• the .,. . . Coc•·Cole eo:-·........,.,~.. of their fomllles , 1 .} NO 'VICHASf IS NI(ISIAIY lO INti II . '""'"tel'-· ,c. .......... ' THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY YOUINAMI ' _u, I I I . ,_________..________________ , ,_,, -. .... Nee....., .. Ito , !• ...... et «lr•wl"' le win , 1 •........, will M ........... . ,..., ••Ill (DCI·Ceflr . 1 11 eM1 ....... t 1 ••••• ,_.lhet ,... ......... . 1 II : . FREE! Cans ' . BUY ONE KROGER FROSTING AT THE REGULAR PRICE GET ONE 18.5·01. BOX KROGER CAKE MIX 16.5·01. CTNR. READY TO SPRtEAIL>l 16-0l. Ctn. ENTRY BLANK : ' • --· Old-timers need hiin , ' and camiJ)' l'I1USic .._. teatur· lng the Jaclclon Grasa band. Happenings . ' present ~ Cllaple' W011!1!!!'a ~ wiU POMEROY The affect ed Ohio Bell Telephone Company ·tariffs .•....• f!ll'. the Big Bend Reptta, an members should be preplll'l! Churcll at lp.m. IDIID toSiiewarl. NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR INCREASES AND ADJUSTMENTS IN RATES AND CHARGES Pursuani to the requirements of Section 4909.19 of · the Ohio Revised Code, the Ohio Bell Telephone Company hereby gives notice that on March 31, 1983, it filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an Application (P.U.C.O. Case No . 83-300-TP-AIR) for authority to increase and adjust its rates and charges for telecommunications services and to change its regulations and . practices affecting the same. This notice contains the substance and prayer of the Application. However, any interested party desiring compl e te , detailed information with respect to all affected rates, charges, regulations and practices should inspect a copy of the AJ:>pli. ca tion and all attached schedules at the office Qf the Commission, 375 South Hi!VJ Street , Columbus , Ohio . A copy of the Application and the proposed tariff sheets is also available for inspection during normal business hours at Ohio Bell public business offices. In addition, the proposed tariffs were mailed to the ma}:ors and le!(islative authorities of all municitmlities in Ohio on February 25, lfl83, as part of the Company 's notifi c ation of its intent to file. This Application affects rates and charges for tele- Privat e Line Service Tariff to "1hldl ; rt, Ohio ~'" , Wednelclcty, June 22, 1983 · ,.'11t I ' f, .M. 22, 1tl3 I ' / ,• • ' ,_,,a.t . Kroger 0.5% Lowfat Milk Gat Ctn • 48 Deli Cho ed Ha.in I 1NOIV1DUALL y WRA,ED sucu • COST CUTTEI Imitation Cheese Food 12·01. ""•· �Pag1 8-~ Daily June 22, Sentinel ....---Local briefs:-....., .. The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Ot .... CloiJifiH ..... Albany club to present show Albany Riding Club wUI have a food boothandRuthRreveswUI h;!ve a tack shop. All entrtes are $3. There wUI be 15 classes to be judged withe Frank Fowler as judge and John Elswic k as announcer. All entrtes are final a nd there will be no r efunds . Public • Memorial tourney starts July II The 1983 Bill Hubbard Memoria l Lit tie League Tournament will be he ld a t the Syracu se Ball Park beginning July 11. It will be sponsored by the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department. No all star teams will be allowed to participate. Entry fee Is $10 a nd two balls . Entry deadline l• .July 5. T eam s wishing to enter are to catl 992-2909, 992-7775 or 992-7181. · Standby board in existence Possibly very few res ide nts are aware tha t a standby selective service board Is in existence. · · Such a standby -board has been estal)lls hed for Gailia, Meigs and . Athens Counties and lts m embers a re Raymond Adams, Letart F a lls, chatrrnan; Cl\arles Pyles, Racine; Alfred Scarberry, Rio Grande; Terry Harvey of G louster a nd J ohn Gia rdino of Athens. Mem!J!!rs of the board have undergone tra ining for their duties at Portsmouth and are to be ready to swing Into a more permanent s tatus :: should an nationa l e m ergency arise. Such boards are not designed to · .. draft people intn the service, but are designated to review requests of UlOse seeking deferments fro m serving ln the m ilitary. Me mbers of the standby board receive no remuneration . The GalUa, Me igs, Athe ns board Is known a s Selective Service · Board 5 in Ohio a nd regular meetings are he ld wlth the next session scheduled for July probably In Racine. HEAP program concluded ·'The HEAP Eme rgency A ssis tanre .Program admlnlster.!d by the · ' Gallla-Me lgs Community Ac tion Agency e nded May 27. The prog ram was designed to he lp low incom e Ohioans who were , , experiencing a hea t related e mergency. A one-time payment per he a ling season of up to $200 could be m a de for e ligible applicants. Anyone who had received a disconnection notice or had less than a 10 day fue l supply was e ligible for e m ergency assista n ce lf they met the federal income poverty guide lines. During the 1982-83 program CM proces~ over $:166,000 to assist " 1575 e ligible households In G a ilia a rid Me igs Counties. The regular HEAP program Is a fed erally funded program deslgned 'to help offset the rls lngros t of home he a ting for Jow income • Ohioans . Durtng the 1982-834 hea ting season, 2210 households ol78.5<l! percent oftbestate 's estimated e ligi ble hou seholds were a pproved In Ga llla County and 2,000 or 87,032 perce nt of the s tate 's estimated e llg1ble w ere a pprovt'<l In Meigs Ceunty. . Three accidents were Investigated by Pomeroy Police 'tuesday. . 1'he first occured on the Kroger 1/<!rklng lot when Brenda Haggy, Middleport as she pulled Into a Plan loumey ,, ... 'The Athe ns Area Vietnam Ve te ra ns of Ame rlea will host a softba ll tournament July 2, a nd :1, a t the Athens City Fields. ' Deadline for ent ry a ncl dra wing will be June 29, a t6 p.m . a t the City Recreation Building, Athens. : Double e limina tion , ASA rules and format, c ity umpires and balls ~ill be provided. Trop hies f~ r first . second and third places w ill be &warded . Entry fee Is $70 per team . •·F or additional infOima tlo n tmm uaptalns s hould r ail David Jenkin · son at 592-5026 or Larry Mosier at 797-2776. Ha lf the proceeds for the tli'St tourna m ent will be donated to Roger .Wrtght family. ihe ~nounre schedult• . The Meigs County Health Depart ment has announced the sched ule for the pick up of coupons by residents who are participa ting in llle WIC Progra m . .. Those will las t na m l>s beginning with the lnltlals A th rough E are to report on Tuesday, June 28: F through K. Wednesday, June 29; L throughP, Thursday, J une30,a ndQ through Z, Friday, J uly 1. P ic k up llmeon all days Is from 9 to 11 a .m . Those who cannot m a ke the <'\ppointed schedule are to report on Jl!ly 6 from 9to 11 a .m . only . B. R, Plin.uPs ' Phillips named office manag~r Barrie Phillips, Endicott, N. Y ., son of Mr. and Mr~. Dayton Phllllps, Pomeroy, has been named senior program office · manager in the Modular Computer Series Product office a t the IBM plantl)t{)wego, l\4. Y. Phillips parking area st ruck the le ft rear panel of a car owned by Doris Dav is , Tuppers P la ins. The re was light damage to bot h vehicles and no c itat ions. At l : 50 p.m. Tracy Stitt, Pomeroy, traveling south on Mulberry 1\ve. st ru ck the left rear panel of a pa rked car owned by Dwight BUJion. Pome roy . There was mod- , c rate damage to both vehicles and no c ita tions. Pollee arc a lso Investigating a hlt and tu n accident which occured on the Powell parking lot Tuesday morning. Donna Bunch, P omeroy, rL>ported that the dooronthe left slde of her car had .been s truck . Hospital news VutAlnlllS Memorial Hopsilal 1\dmllled: Cecil DeLong, Portla nd; Maude P ettit, Pomeroy. Discharged: Harry Wat son. Charles Kna pp, and ,G erald Watson. Soulhem band lo march in parade Endicott In 1964 as a jnunlor e ngliteer in Sy~terns Test Engineerlng. He became a staff engineer In LogJcTestDevelopmentprtortohis transfer to Owego in 1911. He was promoted to development engineer-manager 'in Command and Control Computer Engineering in 1975. He been Involved In a has variety of programs. He is a 1960 graduate of Pomeroy High School and received his B . S. degree from 0 . u. in 1964. He received his mas ter~ degree from Syracuse University, Syracuse, N , y ·_, In 1966. Phllllps Is marrted to the former Carol Bearhs, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs. They are the parents of three daughters. Fined $50, costs Robert Pellie, Pomeroy, was fined $50 a nd co~ts and P\lt. on six months probation on a charge of assault when he appeared Tuesday night in the coUrto!PomeroyMayor Clarence Andrews . Forfe iting bonds were Melvin Mtlllron, no address given, $213; Walte r Robert~. Pomeroy, public lntoxlratlon. $113; Jack M . Braley, · Pome roy, petty theft, $213; Joy· Sauer, Middleport, $48, speeding; Rebecca Hicks, Hoimwood, Ill, $47, s peeding; Carrie Guinther, SyraCUStl, $49, Speeding. Six calls were answered Tuesday and early Wednesday morning by units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. At1 :39p.m , Tuesday, the Rutland unit was called to the Rutland Post Office for Fred Scarberry who was transporied .to Veterans Memorial Ho~pltal ; a t 4:11p.m. the Pomeroy unit took Ave ne lle Pettit from Cave Street to Ve te rans Memorial Hospl· tal; a t 8:01p.m. the Middleport unll transported · Florence Reynolds from 353 North Fourth Ave. to Veterans M e morial Hospital; a t 10: 15 p.m. the Rutland unit took Ric hard Green from his Dexter home to Veterans Memorial Hospital; and at 11: 54 p.m. the Racine unit was called to the Antiquity home of Homer Graham who was ·taken to Veterans Memoria l Hospital. At 12:28 a. m . Wednesday Joe Dixon was taken from Meigs Mine 1 to Veterans Memorial Hospital. 1---------L.--------...l ~LQSSiflf05 For All Business Services Riders & Sons SALYiu!E COMPANY . S.A. 124-l'h. 992-5468 Buvers of r)as, liuminllll en. Iron, ttllllls. TOP PRICES -Copper ............... . 54' lb. Aluminum Cans _.... _20' lb. ' llldiaiOR .. ... ........ 30' lb. Asst. Glai .. $1.00 hundred llixtd Iran .. $1.00 hundred Shoot Iron ..... 50' hundred Also Pic:kin& Up&-~~~~,:. W . e -6 Mil lis, HOME FOR SALE Pnfty, t~ fllllch homo, per. tltiS!Iine. B7lt33 - Ill birth patttliftl, 3 bod>ooms, 2\7 botlts, 2 ... - buih-inbuih-itt • . -,... ond llfripl1!,., Gallipo- dows comploto with ""' .s1toors •d tlntporios fully corpttd homo. IQI utility room Pti lirtt floor, buih'in T.V. Blsltltlf1! set up for - · kHtflon with cobinets. Ills 1~ ICft !alt. 3 miles from dowutow11 Pomeroy_LDcottd 011 Roull 7 at • Parts • Mlmtenance • Altaehmenta • Helpful fiw Points. Conllt:t 614-9922571 <I' 992-llll - s~ by llpptltltfmont only. 54 Misc. Merchandise Clbil!ffs- ROof· Sidtnc - Concrete ·- SidiWIIks - nRE SALE LOWEST PRICES IN AREA · ••. ~;~~·· madeline - ~~~;0;- Poit 'Pro Shop Blr~s. • John Tilford POMEROY LANDMARJ< Roofi,. & Siding Co. ' Routt I Lona Bottom, OH. 45743 915-4193 or 992-3067 6_16 _1 mo · ')?.,~ ~. 1.2-20-ttc Roofin1 - Siding Trouchs, · Down·Spouts Windows - Doors For "All" Your Home FREEZER .SALE .CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ..... l235.95 8 Cu. Ft. .... '285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... '355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... '418.95 25 Cu. Ft. .•. '472. 95 '. CALL: TERM IN IX INTERNATIONAL . · "Free £stimatn" .•• Call: Geor1e Gum At Our New ,l'tlone Number Ph. 992-5433 992-3325 . .~ Pf:C IAL 5-13-l mo S- 16-2 r!IG S.ER'IICS STATION 992-9932 54 Mise: Merchandise ' FOR PROFESSIONAL TERMITE AN_ D · PEST CONTROL SERVICE HOME REPAIR Repairs .. , SERVICE STATIOM OPEN 24- HRS. A DAY CHARLES SAYRE AND SON 'Metal WOods ·ctub Repair ·Fisllinc 15 Cu. FL. .. '325.95 ·-----------~~----------~ Prices Good thru June 15 l I l I II l Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifleds and SaveiJ I Write your own ad and order by mail with this coupnn . Canc e l your ad by phone when vou 9et results . Money not refundable. . 'l1ie office of the Leading Creek Conservancy Distrlt:t will be closed ThUrsday and Friday, June 23 and 24, ' 1 Of!lrlals will be mavin&' to their new location at the junctlmofSR124 ' and Com HoUow Road. Of!lre lloUn will 1'8!1ume as usual 011 Monday, June2'7, · Due to the move the water biDs will be mailed out ol'l Friday, June 24. • tor. j • ·' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, ·Inc. '· TEAFOR'D .. r. 1nd St. Phone . . \ NEW LISTING - 5 yr. okl br~k ranch . Lg. family room, 3 bedrooms; 2 enclosed bath~- : linished d~. garag~ lg. front : porch and large sundeck. One aCie plus for $59,900.. -- Rlcllt, Olt. --..;;"l,~i~m NEW LISTING -Nice spotless 3 bedroom rant~. large eat-in kitchen. Uti!~ room and garage. M electnc.\$38,500. IN THE COUNTRY - One acre and a 2 bedrliJm ~odeled one bath home. 2 car garage, cistern and dug well 'for only TAKE OVER - Own~r wants down payment and will tum the keys over on th~ · mce 3 bedroom home. Bath, furnace and lois of rem..delini Nire carpeting and garage. St. PH.- 992·5682 er 992-7121 t 18. IY. 10. 'II. n 14 , 25. 7. 6. 26. 27. 9. ~8 - 10. 29. 30. 11. 12. 13. U. fl. t6. 31. • .. _ , _ __ 32. 33. 34. , 11. I I I I I I - -- - - I · - ----- I - --- -- I I , I ---- - - I - .. I I I . -- - -~- I I . - - -- I I I I I ,I . . - -- I ~- II 6-2·1 mo pd GHEEN,'S PAINTING INC. Industrial, Commercial. Residential , Interior and Exterior.• Painting Sandbluting Waterblasting Parking Lot Stripping Spray Painting Text'ure Coatings fd~ lnsu1WCI-F1t1 Estiimotts CALL 614-949·2686 TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 ... 949-2160 I 5-Z(l-t mo. pd 4-19]mo ~ MILLER [Sears] ELECTRIC SERVICE FREE c.n 742-31911.N-tic l i ~­ 1 ; 1 • d ~ $1295 "" .......... . ... tiles,.. STARTING AT INSTALLED I WITH PAD ' 4 "; •Chain link Fanca oCarpetina •Palntlne '..,.. GOlD S!AI. 'CONGOI!UM ~ CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy, OH. GrtU & Patty Gibbs-OWntrs PH. 992-2171 "'."' It, Ohio ROUSH_:. .CONSTRUCTION ......... "!:'-..... S&WTV AID APPLIANCE ,lltw H - - Etdt11iw ......11111- -.ca..... ,_ lldp. o-. '( 'I I . • e.:-:-......... Is ,,J..,: .• l BISSELL SIDING CO. ___""""' RADIATOR SERVICE GOING OUT Of BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES Fl NAL! 20% OFF PAT HILL FORD BAILEYS SHOES " . "" ' Cash& I & Vicinity or Kitchen Cony 1• I I ' Middleport General Hauling and Tra1~ removal SlfVice . Reliable end dependable. Call 448· 3Hi9 between 9 and 6 . · ca Maoon, W. Va. 446-9800 Ooll GRASS CARPET Wanted to Do FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD TRAVEL TRAILER PHONE: C. L. 18 l- - - - - - - - - - V.C. YOUNG Ill 1-30<1-773-5634 RIVERSID£ V.W. INC: Good s.t.c•lon Of Good Selection Of ....._ IIIII n 1.. l1tllf .....,. YARD 11lo, Thurodoy . Frl day & Saturday. 111: . time, 21h miles pall V on Rt . 82. Pt. Pleannt. ................. ....... _.. [Sears[ •Stainless St"l • FIVE femlly yard oelo , F•l doy, i!/18 Annloton Or. Pt. Ptoount . 9 till 7 CARPENTER SERVICE •Vinyl Liner •Fiberclass ... ncu; ftomltln peds Are you paying to much to; your hospital-health Insu-rance . Call Carroll Snowdon ,' 446-4290 . YOUNG'S PERSONAUZED POOLS .,., ro\od ..III.O...Wor l.OCii IIIII __, ·loll! - ··----Pcimerv--------·· · YAA D ule, rain or ahine, 1 'AI mllet out Jericho Ad. Pt. Pleasant . June 23 and 24. " ESTIMATES For all your · wiring nMda; fum•cea rti- · peir nrvlce •nd lnat•lletlon. RNideiltl., lo Commerclel .. .. Mail This Coupon with Remittance · The Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. PomerOy, Oh. 45769 Pomeroy, Ohio 114 Misc . These c a!.l"' rates include disc ount 17. 992-2834 • AND HOllE MAINTENANCE ·Roolln& ol all typu RtsidooHal•& Cotomlfciol •Guttors & Downspouts •storM Windows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES 20 Ynrs hporitnce 3 ACRES - Racine. owner will help linanre. I Wanted I For Sate )Announcement ' For Rent Septic Systems Water, Gas, Sewer & Electric Cable Lines Custom Welding-Certified Small Plumbing Jobs (Bondod & Uetnsed) ROOFING SACRIFICE - ·Q\IICK SALE - 2 bed10oms, bath, l~1ngtoom. & eat-in k~chen - on lil'll fiool. Basement has 3rd bedroom, ~undf)l area & edta room. Concnite floor with shed at the end oll_d,!ive. Cortventon~ and FmHA financing possible: Asking $27.500. Make yrur offer, owner's loss can· be yrur gain. located in Racine. Or 992-l751 To . _ A llessap Backhoe Service VALLEY 1\ 1 Williams Trenching Trencher & OHIO ~----~--~R~.-.~l=Ea~t~e~te~G~e-n-e-ra~l~~----~. ' PHONE: .,.,. 5 17 , . mo 3-24 -tlt 1_.::..:..__ _-..f._ _ _ __ GIIIIWirl, ate . . 304-273·5555 304-273-5303 Also Transmission G~rage Sale 2 mi. weat of HMC Rt . 35 acroiS from Galli& Auto Sunkitt Subdlviaion. . • Fri. 9·5 . Falrwlew Ad . Camp Conley. Pt. Pt. Wod. llo Thuro . 10to4 . autter II IN. 6 TON PHONE 124, ~OIIIIIOJ, OH. l_:__________ 2 ·family yard sale 1 'h miles out Jerricho Ad. Pt. Pl. Wed . •Thu,.. wm, $275 PER TON AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Fm storage ot ouf of season clothing 2 'full baths, full basemen~ central air, hot water heat and Swiss designed home in Mildl!!llOf! for only $45,000. r&s Rt. Yord Solo 833 Mor<y Ra., Rodnoy II Subdlvllion . oink 6 vanity, furn11ce blower, Wood Chief woodbumer. ·c ouch 6 cha~r • more. Fri . • Set. BAM ttl 7 thing, tOys, crafta, evening gowno, boyo bike-like now, pl111 toto more . SANDY ANO BEAVER In· turence Co. het otf..-.cl tervlcel for fire Insurance coY.rage In Gellla Count"f for almost a C4rntury. Farm. home and peraonel property covereg11 ere aveilable to meet Individual needa. Con· tact Aey Wedemeyer. •o•nt. Phone 388·8249 . · ROOFING NEW HAVEN, W. VA. Roger Hysell GARAGE Rod.,y II Subdlvtelon . Fri. & Set. 8 til 1 3 Feml!v Vord Solo. SNro whirlpool booh , ~~~~·v beet trolling motor. childa awimmlng pool with filar 2 '•10', little girla clothel 1 thru 4 . boyt clothes 4 thru 8. adults clothtt, new camera, book a, typewritor tobte, boya 20" bike. big wheel, toys, Inter· COI1ll, much more. . & Vicinity EUGE.NE LONG AT 2-23-tk: ' IG . CEDAR CLO~ET - CALL US BUY OR SELL IWICY JASP' ••• A!s ~1ATE DRIVEWAY SLAG U-PICK~UP PH. 992-2280 MODERN - 7 yr. old 3 1/edroom honie on 78 .acre certrried ~ee farm . 3 full baths. great room 32x 15 with lartl1l stone lireplace a~d heatolator. ~ bass lake hidtlen in the hil~ of Southeastern Ulio. Quiet and soothing for fliOfssional. • PARTS ond SERVICE $3(JJO ATON 84 ACRES - In gas and oil count!)'. 2 bedroom farm hom~ modem bath, oak floors, barn and other buildings. $75,000.· ~~~~--- •RefrlgerJtore •Dryera •FrHZen SJRIP COAL $13,500. "'iY'"' •Weiher• •Diahwuhere Rongeo MINE RUN at Prlelt Traiier Ct. Thun .. •28th. 2'1\milesupKemper Fri . llo Sot. Dtahoo, Avon, Hollow Rd . Ruby McCoy 'o furniture, 011merae. linen•. 1 residence. · littto b,i t ol overythlng. Colll- - - - - - - - - 44&·7334 . Yord S.ie. 1 milo out Nolllh· bo<hood Rd. Juno 23 , 24: Yard Solo B28 Meny Rd., 25, ott doy . Women'• clo- ...... flt .Pieiiiint···-- _1 _3 ___l_n •_u_ra_ n_c_•___ SIDING 985-3561 All Makes ,· 22 ~25. 1---'-------- KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE P&S BUILDINGS NEW LISTING - Reasonable 3 bedroom hom~ with all utm!S. Equipped kftchen and partial basement Out of all floods. Just $6,500. June Yard and Bake Sale Thura· doy June 23 & Fridoy 24, 10 o 'clock et Arbuckle Church Mason, W. Va. ·· ·- --··· · · · ·- ·· -· ·· ······ ·· ·· parking lot ~n Rt . 62 _ Experience houM painting -lc Speirnlered by Arbuckle aOd lawn mower·repair. Very C. L. Kitchen Wende Powell's, 6th St.. Youth Group. loti of good ntatonable retet . Call 448: lerge Garage Sale New a. Racine. June 22· 26 , 9 to 7. buys, baked goods , and soft _8_6 _8_8 _. ------~ 1 uMd tools, clothing, diahe1. like new beby and adult drinks. wicker. loti of mlac . 634 clothing . and mile . 1- - - - - - - -- - Tr11h hauling done. Call Arbuckle Youth Group Cer _e _1 _4 -_3_8_B_-B_8_1_3_.- -- ""Hilda Dr., Fairview Ettatea. UlTRA CLEAN Vinyl & Aluminum Wed. thru Fri. 8 :00AM til Five family yard ute on old Wash and Bake Sale Satur- 1 CLEANING SERVICE dark. . Rt . 33. just lOUth of Pome- day June 26th 10 o'clock at All types of carpentry work ~ Oty Fon btradion llilltod, and painting . I h C are can t er. Buffalo behind Aaynet Fur - remodeling Yard Sate. Thursday. June roy Heat Carpot •d llphotstoty "'-'Interior It exterk)r . CaH . _ . . . 87 Mill Thursday end Friday . naral Home At . 62 . Baked , llotp Clond • Short 23, 9 00 6 00 Goods and soh drinks. Car 8 7 6 · 5 4 00. Titto. Uso ,.., dtly. ~ b d 8 •Creek . Draperies, wa~hed $2.00 , car cleane·ct pre ad'. • P PI Ian c e • . Inside t1 . 50. Cleaned in tide Wlli do any kind of work. no of'roffssional Salol iloml!l'll Sirclothing . end out 13 _60 _ maner what it ia; for anyb -' vito "Beautiful, Custom ,_---------+----------~;..;..;.;;;....;;..;.;_ ody 11 long •• it Is legal ~ ofloctt Strippinc. Soot~, W!ut· Buill Gar11es" Price is ree1onable. CeU in' lk!tlinl . 448 -2338 after 6 . Ca II for free sidin1 es· 3 Announcements oWatt &Ceilintt Cltanina 9 Wanted To ~-uy &ComltllrCllt Window CltlflittC timates, 949-2801 or 11 Halp Wanted Frtt Eltimlles on au Slrvic:es All Muzzle loading rifle WANTED TO BUY Old furni 949-2860. Insurance Wort Wtlcome thooten are Invited to enter ture end Antiques of all C•ll Rick Hovatter No Sunday the .. Competition Metchea'' kinds, call Kenneth Swain , 992-2808 HI mo Business during Pioneer Dayt at the 448· 3168 or 256 -1967 In GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 21 for Real Ettate Sal11person . Opportunity M11on County Farm Mu- the eweningt. You provide the office and - - - - - - -- leum. June 2&. 1983. r-----~ -. Metchet begin at 11 :00 Buying Gold, Silver, Plati - without any franchill fee , INOTICEI , a .m. Open to any and afl num. Gold and Silver prices STROUT REALTY , Inc . proH. L. Writesel •hoot en, open •ightt , round ar• the highett in two yeara , vides : 1.) Thou11ndt of THE OHIO VALLEY PUB . bell. · che.c k our ·prices on gold & names and eddreiHI ennu· LIS HINQ CO . reCOfTimlnd~ SUPERIOR VINYL 'silver. acrep jewelry. Buvlng ·ally Ql pro'sprectl looking for tfiat you .do btitlne11 Witt\ SIDING Old coins. •crap rings &. real 11tate In Ohio. jScore1 people you know, and NOT All types of loot new silverwate·. Dally quotes each week on mailing labels) to tend monev through the ·sidinc or aepair, gutters and available. Alto coins & coin 2 .) Netlon.wide and Local mail until you have lnvesti., •Roofinc downspouts: clllll· 4 Givaaway supplies for sale. Spring Advertising . 3 .) National gated the offering. •Gutter & Down Spouts Valley Trading Co ., Spring referraltervlce . 4 .) All signs, ing and painting, stDI'iil • Remodeling Yollov Plaza , 448·8026 o• ;ormt and suppliet. 5 .) doOI$ and windows. 2 male kinens . 1 black and 446-8026. Representation in the world 22 Money to Loan 20 Years Experience white, 2 white and yellow . famous Strout Catalog. 6 .) All Work Guaranteed 446-6832 . In Home Area We pay ceth for late model Property list . erea foldert, "Free Estimates" and other literature . 7 .) clean utad cart. FREE ESTIMATES Mother Cat & 3 male klnena Modern computer service HOME lOANS 10%% fix.e6 I Call: 949-2263 Frenchtown Car Co . together or separatety. Cell that match11 over 11'1 million rat"e . laader Mortgage , 77 E ~ Call 843·5425 Bill Gene Johnson 446·4178 ~r 446-4727 . protpactl to your listing . 8 .) State, Athena, Ohio . 1·814 .. 5-U · mo Dd or 949-3091~ 10 "' 446-0069 A 1upport teem giving ••· 592 -3061 , o• 12 to 4P.M Part female D•schund 10 Will p•y top price for to - 1i1tance in all phi HI of Real 1 -B00-3.a1 -656.a in Ohio. · · yri. old , · not gc;.od with bacco pouhdage. Call 614 · ittate. 9 . ~ Incentive pror--:~-:-:---=----1 - 1 children , prefers women . 379-2166 . grams end awards . (Expente paid lrips) 1 0 .) Commil · 23 ·Professional Colt 446 -3138 . Services Motor for 1976 Ford truck , slant up to 72% your sharel Female Engli•h Setter & 360 mutt be good . STROUT REALTY. Inc. A pup . 4 kittent . Colt 614 - 468 -1818 after 6PM . nationwide leader in rural We c.n l'llpllir end ' re388-8358 . America real eatete ule1 PIANO TUNING f5 off plua cor, t'lldn.. end heaWanted to buy saddle. Call linee. 19001·Want the rest of dlaoountt to senior citilenaMate German Shepherd 1 yr . 448 -4637 , the ttorv 1 Write or call churchel·tchoolt. Call Bill ter C0181. We c:en ll.o < STROUT REALTY , Inc .. Ward Ward·, keyboard. - - - - - - - -old . Colt 446 -2611 . odd boil and rod outraOur Low Everyday 1801 N. Front St., Dept. F. 448-4372 . Porto crib . Celt 446-7484 . dlaton. We IUo repair Free klttent 8 wks. old Prices Until Stack t;larrltburg. PA 17102 . Cell Calico . orange. 1 black long Standing Timber . any 800-841 -4266 o• 717-23 4 - PIANO TUNING-LANE DAG•Tenks. . Is Sold . hair . Call 446-80015 . NIELS . Reliable service amount . Cell 614- 388 · 0138 . linG• 1985 . A11ociate ,ot 9906 . Male Slem11e. 2 years old. Friendly Home Toy parties Brunicardi Music Co. Phone 322 No. Second St 992-2196 Colt ~87-7547 . 8EOS -tRON , BRASS, old now in our 28th year, is 614-742 -2961 . Middleport, Ohio 45760 Mldd .. poo-1, Ohio furniture. gold. tilver dol - expanding and hat opening• 1-Tl -t1t 5-25-1 mo. Pd. 1 year old half Treeing lars. wood Ice boxes, 1tone for managert and dealers. PIANO a. guitar lenonl" Walker . Call 614 - 3B8· jars. antiques . etc ., Com · Party plan eKperlence help - teacher with master' • de -' 9909. plete householdt. Write: fuL Guaranteed toyt and gree . Accepting a limited M.D. Miller. At . 4 . Pomerov. gifts . No ·c aah lnveatment . number of ltudents. 3044 puppies &. mother. Toy Oh . 0• 992 -7780 . no collecting or delivering , 882-2762 . Collie & Brittany Spaniel no tervtce charge . Car & J&F puppies . Mother-Tor Collie. Gold . silver. sterling . je - phontt nec11aary . Call col - Protenional wedding pic ~ CONTRACTING To good homes. Call 614 - welry. rings. old coins &. lect. 518 -489-8395 o• 618 - tore• in beautiful color. •DOZER 268-1343 . How.,da Studio. 304 -P5currency. Ed Burkett Barber 489-4429 . •BACKHOE 2931 . Shop. Mlddtepon . 992 Smell white. male dog. Toe 347R. •SEPTIC SYSTEMS SELL THE BEST. Sell Avon . good home . Call 814 -379 Colt 448-3368 . •LIMESTONE 2603. •WA,TER, GAS 1nd Wented to buy . New , uted It antiqua furniture . Will buy 1 Salet· Sacreterial position SEWER LINES 4 mo. old, 96 lb .. ~ Black piece or complete hou1e · 20·30 houn per week In •PONDS, RECLAIIATION Great Dane, VJ Black lab. holds . Call 01by A. Martin growing retell store, past SWEEPER and sewing ma- ·Colt 446-082 1 . WORK experience praterrad but not 814 -992 -6370. chine ,.pair, parts. and •l,AND CLEARING, required. Apply In perso n supplies. Pick up and CONCRETE WORK 3, 7 week old puppies;- 2 CLEAN scrap aluminum. 30 per1on only 9 :00-11 :OOAM . Newly remodeled 2 story delivery , D•vla Vacuum female, 1 m1le, Cute . 2 , 6 frame , 1 "12 bath, 31h ear.... IOitlllD & WO. GUNIMTEED Cleaner, one helf mile up wHit old klnent. both male. cents lb . 1119 buying cans 20 Tope Furniture. 161 Second clty 1choola , riverview. PHONE Jill CLIFFORD cen1t lb . Tri-State Salvage Ave ., Gallipoli1. Georges Creek Ad . Call long hair. Call 266 -1946 . 132,000. Coil 448 -4222 992-7201 1-7-tk 304 -623 -5872. 446-0294. Account Aejnesentatlve . between 9 & 5 . Two fem1le coonhound Arbuckle Youth Oroup Car pups, 9 _weeki old. Mother Caah for paperback book1. Must ha"a collection, typing Wuh end Boko Solo Sotur· regiatered·· English, really Weaternt; W1rbook1, fic - and computer ex parlance . tion. novelt. mvnerill non - Only qualified per~,ons dey June 25th 10 o'clock et hunter . Merv Turley. fiction . Paying between 10 1hould apply Monday thru Buffalo behind Rayn11 Fur- good & 60t each. Also buy,ng Fiday . 8 :30 a.m . to 4:00 neral Home Rt . 12. Beked 814-247 -3042 . Good• and 10ft drinks . Cer KITTENS . 304 -671 -7693. comic bookt betwHn 215c p.m .. to the Administrative and t1,000 . Atk tor Chaster Office. S8cond Floor, Holur weehed 12 .00, cer cleaned Clinic l TO .. 386 Jackson lneide •1.10 . Cleaned imide long haired kittens, 1 male, 304·675· 8239. Plko. Gattlpott•. Ohio . No ond out U .&O . 1 lemolo. 304-882-2864. phone calls please. -Adtlont ..... .......Wing ...... ... .,..., wM Bingo trip to CherokH, N .C . Friendly Home Toy Parties July 151rom Pomoroy. 1116. ....-<: .... wodt now in our 28th year. It per pe-rson for trentporteexpanding and has opening a tlon llo motol. 614-992· for managers and de1len. 3377 or 614 -992 -5007 . jProo htlmotoo) panv plan experience helpReaarvatlona nKasury. fuL Ouarantud toys and gifts. No c11h investment, Home Interiors Open Hou1e, no · collecting or delivering, June 22.23 & 24. From roma~r. no aervlce charge . Cer and Public Sale 10-11. Gloria Ollar, 3 mltea 8 SALES :GROUND FLOOR phone necetury. Cell colfrom LongiVIIie on $t. At . lo Auction OPPORTUNITY no prevk>ut lect 118-4B9-8395 or 5183211. Coll814-742-2078 lor nle1 experlence required . 489 · 4429 . additional lnformatknl. International Company Auction every Tueedey Alvervinv I Care night, Krodel Portt Club creating new marketing ape· Regil1ered Nu'rae wented Hou1e: 4 rooms, Home It now op:en for HouM; Pt. Plea~ent · WV . clatiat program . Full or part for I.V. Therlpv. team. Cas- large lots. long St. embulatory pltlentl. o.,.-n. Auct. Lonnie Neot. Cell dme. Ltmhod trovtt monoge- ual part time statut. Cell Ohio. Phone CAT lnga for men and women. 114-367·7101 . ment opportunities . Sand Brande J•ckson. after 2 3t86 . p.m . ot 814 -892 6297 . retume with phone number. 304· n3-IBB2. 10 Odlo Woetloill, 211 Sen- E.O.E. 49 acr11. some woo Rick Peerson AucdonHr .ce Circle, Winfield. WV Meig1 CountY ,.,,h end C:.rp.ttd, bltii'OO!'f wHh Sor)rlco . Ettote, Form, An25213 . Looking for women who chicken houae , outbull Oon>o Ctu~ will hove Ita sltowtr, or tltct, rtfrla.. 1nnual klda· fitt-ing derby tlquo -& llquldotlon oefea, 1- - - - - - - - - - would like to have toy ings . six room hou11, ~ fumact, l lot, Wlttrhelttr, Soturdoy, Juno 2&, It the Uconud.bondodlnOhlollo ACCOUNT REPR£SENTA- part lea or would like to be a condition . Dry bll.ht; Home Dealer . Get anic ttorege. ettechld thedJ club houH on Welt lh1d1 WVo. 304 -773-117B8 or TIVE . Mutt hove collection, Friendly nnae. sl•k. ~~'• ' tltet., or 304-773-8181. typing ond computor oxpe- kit with t280. to t300. patio, rural wlt.r, cloH to RMr Rd .• 3Y.. milet weat of blttery 1111111........ 6, tl· rionco . Only quotHiod per- worth of toyo & gilto to otert Po!"erov, Middlopori. 992: CMatlf. Starting tlmo, 8 :30 with. for moro Info. colt 7082 . ctlltnt condition . • ~ m . , untll2 p.m.; 1111 1 to Auction every Fri. night at ton• tho~ld epply Monday the Hlrtford CommunitY h F ld a 30 t 0· 1 a. Klda must brine own Pomeroy 882 -3161 . All b•lck ronch Otvlo, lull $2.700.00 Best Off• Center . Truckloads of new throug r ey, ' a.m . 4:00 p.m .. to tha odmlnloflohtng equipment ond bolt.' PH.992•30Q6 No mlnnow1 . Pri111 wiN be merchendiN ~ery week . tretion office, 1econd ftoor. Wanted--glrl1 _ to .ride Jay- bettment, Olrlge,13ecrM, 5-16-11110. IWirdMI. f.... ..,. ttnd Conligmonto of new ond Holzer Clinic Ltd . 385 Jock· CHI D_illy Dunker during need otter or Will contkler uNCI merchlndiM alwey1 Ptk G 1 ttl tl1 Ohl Ro!orto . Cell Joy Hill, trodo . 304-678-3030 or drlnko. Alter flahlng clorby, welcome. Rlchord lleynolda ton •· po ' o . 99 6 • 8 • 304 -&75 -3431 . ot I p.m .• momboro wiH he YO Auction-. 278 -3011. 1-N_o_:p_h_o_n•_co_u_o_:p_te_•_•e_._ _ ~ 1 -------------~~ o chlcilon borbo<ue. All Route 2 • 3 bod roo me, 2 membera bring covered dlth. Complet" Auctioneer hr- PERMANENT port · tlmo Account npretenutlve . botho. Iorge living !Oom •d Mutt hevo collection, IVP· or pay tl for eup~Mr. vlco. Aloo do O~~~~Rioeio . cook; mutt have exper..nce ing. end computer expe• dining, beak pon:h and one ond lhl oblllty to got olong UoenMd a botutad to Mil. rtenc.. Only quoiHiod por- •crotend . 304-178·3030 or HouoohOido. form fumlolt· IOftl thoukl •pply , Mond_.y 304·875-3431 . lnge • IIMI oototo. Over 25 through frldoy, 8 :30a.m. to 1 ~--------­ .,.. ............. In buying. oble' to ,.nth • - of food, , theod lnlot Ilion LAAGE fomlly room with murt bo. oloon In 1Pf10r· ~p . m .. MCOnd to m r flroploct, compl-o MltillV new, uud • .antiQuo office, floor, Holzer •• ~ltchen arw:e. PIMM epply no let., furniture. 1114·U~·Ia10. ihen Frlcloy, Jui>e 24, 1 813. CUnlc Ltd.. 318 Joc~oon with mlcrowoV., 3 - Olby A. MoJ11n. · 0 1ttl II 1 Ohl0 No room, ful bu.ement. new 812 Vll!nd 11.. Pt PieoNnt, -" ' '~ 1 ' oollo popielae. roof, fum- • ctntrai olr. ' phono Ienior Community Conler. AucnoN ..., ....., . , ~~:;175 - 3030 or an. TH!.Joalloon County IIIHd· nigitt. 1 p.m. Mt. Alto LPN pert-time. Green Acrea woy, folrplain, eno of ttt, Aucilon Born. Conolgn• OLDIII · aouple for oero group home at Pt. PleaUnt. fMtMt 11111 dw-va thi1 . . . ,..... tllken every latu,.y toiloro 11 PiMoont Veley QuetHicotiono: mutt bt WV TWO v-or old bl ·lovli, ~ Apertrnonto, frH !Mit. F!N' of .or.... .,... bo running on 1:00 tilt ulo time, Emme aortlflod . Contoct Dovld Eo· ocroo, B'h por-t ......,• • ltltlll'doy nltlh~. OUIIran- 1oM Auctl.,..,, 304-421· ...or. lnformotlon aolt 304- kle. 30-'-112-21121 or Julio blo mortgl(je, Pt . Ph-nt. 1178-8101 or 114·4•1· pune. 1'rlot runo begin et77. McGinley, 304-178-1001 . 304 -871-6781 . t280 oftor 11:00 p.m . "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" to 24'x36' lnsulatd DOl Houses mo PH: 1-304-773-5634 1·3-tk SiZ1J fiom 6'x6' Up ' CENTRAL REALTY F1rm Equipment DNitr Farm Equipment Parts & Service 11116' 6-~- 1 *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel ""' lloillnd. 8usli Hoe UTILITY BUILDINGS Housing Headquarters 614-992-2181 start frotil Sizn 882-2276 PERSONALIZED POOLS Authorilld John Deer, ALL STEEL & · POLE BULDI NGS 1· I 614 l-992·3325 PH. ' 5·13-1 mo Dd . i!oR!'!EAL~I!O!O,;II CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION U.S. IT. 50 EAST GUYSVILlE, OHIO -Septic svttem• LAIOI or SMAu JOBS PH. 992-2478 S•l•. • lfd S1le Bullvi:ltt .f-ur.t er Ad Yerd S•le. Junlt 24th. 21th, SALES & SERVICE -sewer -Get Unea Real Estat! General : DO YOU WANT A'siGN 011 A SALESIIIAN TRYIII(l TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY. CALL A PRO AT 992-3876. POMEROY LANDMARK ~ \ Yl!rct Ml{et>ott Rd. 3 Fort\lllo•. 8 to & Vic!nity 4. . .... ..... ..... .... .. .. ...... 1------------' " FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PlUS PROTEcTION FOI C..lDIEN & PETS" BOGGS -Dozera -S.CS.hoe• - DumpTrucb -Lo-Boy -Tr•Cher -Water o~ a re a~ ,. Wanted: Fernarl• to lhare 2 BA apt . Call after 4 , ue ~ 3142. ----- -GiiiliiJoilil.···-- -- ~'\~ c,OI)S··· .. Hl·ttc PULLINS EXCAVATING Wanted . . CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS . c;i. 742-2328 2,26-ltcc - 12 FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY PonMroy, Oh . l'h . ~2 -2174 . •Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly Servie NATHAN IIGGS 35 Yrs. llflitrittiCI 161 22 11 c '"'·-,-·-·--.·-·--·--------------~!t • bdiator Specialist MOBILE HOME - Wrth large add-on buildin& aspha~ driv.ewav. Locatoo on quiet street \lUI of higjl waler in Racine. 'Fheliving room is extra lar~. There is a cement walk and iartl1l coveroo porch, also a metal stor'lie building You can be in this one in two !lfeks for mo. ' Office closro o f r f!VIfJIN. V I ~ G IL 8 . S R ~ tftrOtllh !111111 fi"Pilt:l , all win- ·Fittjnc Center Chester .,.,.~used cars. Ohio. $40.00 $30.00 general Ctr culatro n lri. the- 216 .,... 1 14 446 47 THE KOUNTRY KLUB · . Golf Us$0ns Special ADULTS ... :... 6 lOtSTUDENTS .... 6 for •Golf Trips 31 · Homes for Sale SIGNS 3~ype~, 2 colora John's Auto Sales "" uro. ~-ta Your Needs ~========:r.;::;;;;;::;:~:;;:;:;:~ I. ARROW FLASHING -::-=c----:-~:-;-- only $16,900. Bls Bend , I· !ton da te 1n a n€1\Nspaper an " ' " ' parldng 1ot 1Frtdily, June 24, at 7:30 p.m. durlnslhe - fniM 1111 Siillitlst ....... ear. Ill lllllqlst ..... CHECKlHE Eighl persons !ined Eight persons were fined and three other~ forfeited bonds In the. The Sou the rn High &-hoot Band court of Middleport Mayor Fred w ill marc h through Racine Thurs- Hoffman Tuesday night . · Tammy Hayes of West Columbia day at7 p .m. In prepara tion for the · Re galia parade which will be held was fined $50 and costs on a charge of dlsonlerly - manner: · Clihrles Sat urday . · WUllarnson, Rutland, ,$10 and co~ts • Velerans lo meel !allure to yield; Betty Caldwell, The Athens Area Vietnam Vete- Middleport, $50 and costs, disOrr a ns of America will meet July 20, at derly manner; Jeffrey Brandeb7:30 p.m . a t the Columbus and erry, Mason, $25 and cost~. no Southern OhloEiectrtc Co,, 99Soiilh motorcycle baffles; Michael A. Baker, Long Bottom, $i0 and costs, May Ave .• Athens. illegal licence plates; Wllllam Officer s for 19&3-84 will be elected. Wllllarns, Middleport, $25 and costs, All current m e mbers are requlrell disorderly manner. · to a tte nd. James R. Pooler, Middleport, $50 and costs, leaving the scene of accident; James MOrrison, S31 and cosls, speeding, Middleport. Forfeiting bonds were Herman L . Shane. Cheshire, $450, drlvln& while lntoxlcated;..G)en E . Vance, Mlddleport, driving while Intoxicated, and drlvln& under suspension; and Troy M. Durham, Middleport, $450, driving while intoxicated. VII'AL SIGNS, ~ rock IJI'CIIIP, wll be par,. ...,, •!lie ~tap •the. ~ .\ " AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE IIADIATOI SEIIVICI ",. MalCr mum Pr opos_ ed Ave rage - Gas. Fountarn Sq uare. C ol u m~ LEGAL NonFICAOON Oatly ln,eciiDn Volu me --' M ore b us.. Oh10 43 2 24 6 1 ~ -265. Name and Ad dress of lotemTWP, Moigo Co. 1 tha n 200 Bbls 6 91 7 : Proposed Used Heanng oi Appll cant. Further lnfo rma!10n fy1a~ Be Any person desi'nhg to comr Revenue Sharing rnoney W111 be James E. Diddle dba J D Obtamed -Bv Contacttng the m ent or to make an ob,ecttoq held Jutv I. 1983 at9a.m. The Drilli ng Company Followrng· wtth reference to an applicat to ri meet1ng w111 be held at the f1re P.O. 80>< 587 Jarnes E Otddle dba J.D. 'tor .. a perm·r1 . to\ c on~tru ct ! Locattbn of Proposed Salt hall Amount of unused Re\o' en \J e s·har l ng Fund IS water InjectiOn Well - Sect1on Onllt nQ Company,· P 0. Bo)l( . co rwert Lo. or operate a sattwater tnJ eCtton p rQj et l :;;hall ftle $4.340.20. S6 .872 .00 OS ye1IO 3. Rutland Township. M eigs 587 ' Racme. OhiO 4 5 771 ' su ch comments or. qbJ ect•o n s; be rece1ved_Public wt/1be g1ven County OhiO, leland & Ret ha 614 -94 9- 25 12 1 OR 1n wrtttng. wrth th e "UNDER, Clonch Leas e the opportunity to make ora l Dhoo Depart ment of Natural · GROUND tNJECT!ON CON! - SeCt!Dn 4. Sahsb ur·y To.vn and wn tten suggest to ns regard TAOL SE CTIQN: DIVlSION OF tog POSSible uses o l Revenue Shtp. M e1gs County. Ohro. Edtth Resources. Dr vts•o n or, Otl 8o Forrest Lease' OIL , AND GAS. FOUNTAIN Shanng money. • SQUARE. COLUMBUS. OHIQ Geotogtc Name & Depth of Salem Twp Trustees. 26 239. 43224." sUch CO{nment s 0& InJ ection Zone - Newberg Legt o n Road . LangsVI lle. Oh Appro11. 3'700' Object to ns ihatl be ~~ with th~ 45741 Ma)l(iml)m Proposed dtvl st orl no later• tl!lat"l (lfteeri (6 ) 22. 23 2tc loon Pressu re - 300 M cal endar days fr om the Pl/bltca; began his career · In Emergency runs .Pomeroy police probe 3 wrecks COMI'LITI PUBUC NOTICE Meigs band in regatta parade All members of the Me igs High School Band are to meet for tbe Rl!gatta parade on Saturday , Ju ne 25, a t 9: 15 a .m . at the T in Middleport, near the mrne r of North Second and Mill Streets. The band room will be open between 8:30 a .m. a nd 9 a .m . The uniform for the day will be band 'shirt, s horts and visors. PubliC Notice Public Notice • ..... \' Public Notice The Daily Jlusiness servic~ -· lllitly s.ttiotl 11I C..rt II .. ,_,.,. Ollio 457" The Albany Riding Club wUI present a horse show Satunlay, June 25 at 7 p .m . at the Albany Riding Club Arena, Albany, rain. or s hine. Gate donation Is $1 with children under 12 admitted free. The ,. June'22, 1983 . ••• . . . lOUIN ........7sa . - ' • fft·2212lt ·lt ... y, • :."t~w:.::.~=:'"h!~~ SERVICE Clitltlr, Olllo I'll. 1811...218 .Duuusvne Wll na • II IIIIo lmflh . Alllllttl ........ Antt1i111 ltiiiHitlatl ...... Cllh - llrflciAw~ ~7 . •·22·11110. pl. • 1 -------~------ .I I 1 • �10-The 32 Mobil& Homae 300e.w£! WMTA /JQWI.£11.! ISR/fJI(T- ON· 7ARG£:T! ~, \ ;;,qoovr! I mo bile home I I I rural water. gas heat. Has I some furn it u r e , price I f12 .SOO. Or 41ots& mobile $14 ,800 . Call 446-1240. BAYVIEW t \t 12x60, 2 bedroom, with 1980 I I I Deluxe. r 14x70 2 BR C I A. fireplace, garden tub. appliances. underp inning . $14,00 . Call 446 -6211 . BR. gas . Unfurnished, A / C, and porches, 2 utility bldgs. Set up on choice lot . Quail Creek M. H. · Park. Exc . Con d. French City Brokering Servi- ces, 446-93.4 0. acre lot with 1Ox 50 1railer , outside building, 31. along. Ra ccoon Creek . $12,600 . Call 614 -266· 1446 . 1976 Peerleu mobile home, 14x70. with tilt out, E.C., central air. woodburner. new carpet throughout, par tilllly furnished . underpin· ning . utility building. 410.600 . Call 614 -246 6406 or'446 -021 2 . 1969 Fleetwood 12x60. t3,500 . Coli 614 - 256 · 1446. 1969 12x60 2 bdr, IOUI oloc. 53.400. 197914x662 bdr .. total alec ., $6.900. Coli 614-446·0175 . 1'976 14x'70 Windsor, 3 bedroom, 1 V, baths, fur · nlsh8d. ax 10 utility building . Death irl family must sell. Coli 446-7613 call bafore 3 ;00M. eftar 4 cell 446 7847 . 14 x 64 Schult mobile home, near Pomeroy on 1 .22 acres. Garage. Phone 742-2430 . 1979 Go\olernor mobile home, 3 bedrooms, bath and a half. woodburnlng fire· place, central air. $11,600. 992 -3007. or contact Central Trust Company , Middleport. USED MOBILE 676 -2711 . HOME . 9 .3 ACRES 1971 mobile home, small barn, cellar, 2 outbuildings, $25 ,000 . lit · tie Sixteen, Southside. WV. - - - -.- - b· piOBO 1978 Shannon, 3 bdrm. all alec . 14x70. built-on room. 1 2x28 , coal ()r wood burner. large porche1. utility bldg. acre land. &xc . cond. good well, Jerry's Run Road . Apple Grove . 304 -876 · 2356 . 1982 Knox 12x70 lully furnished . all electric , 3 bedroom . aetup on nice rented lot in Mason. WV . $9,000 . 304 -773 -6640. 33 Farms for Sale Meigs Co . Rd 18, 88 acres 1 / 3 pasture. 2 / 3 wooded, all mineral righta. unlimited · 1 d grev1ty a. bspringwater. 1 d · ma I urI ng t tm, er. ence 1n b 30 24 pasture. · Y ' pole barn. large utility building. Beautiful 8 room home. all electric, completely inaulated . Includes new carpet, fenced In vord, self cleaning oven, &ide by oldo refrlgoro· tor freezer . Aahly wood burning stove . Ideal for kids and hones . 168,000. Call 446 -9610 or 992 ·3505 . 36 Lots 8t Acreage 36 acres al Rodney on W.T. Wat1on Rd . Owner financ Ing a\lai\able. Call446 -8221 after 6 weekdaya. Lot of Raccoon Creek U , 200. Coli 446-3430. fQr Sale: From 2 to 11 acrea in Golllpollo Townohlp, on liula\111\e Rd . Call 448 · 4670. 1.4 acre lot In Bradbury. Go od location, trailer hook· up. All utilltiea, aepttc ayatom. Coil 814-992-2802 . ~-------- 7 1 .3 acre land. septic tank, cltv weter, electric, out· building. 2 mil•• out .Sand H}ll Rd. on Btthtl Rd. 111 ,000. 304-675·4399. TWO niCe lot• for 18le In New Hovon , 17,000. 304· 882 · 3590. 41 Houses for Rent 4 rmo 6 both. located 733 Third Ave. ; Galllpolla. Adult• only, 118& mo., 1711 dop· o•lt. Coil 4411 ·3870 or 4411340. . Avolloblo July lot. nice 2 bedroom in Kanauga . Carpeted, W· D hool<up. otovo 6 relrlg .. 1181 pluo oloct. 6 gea. c:tepoalt & l111e. C1ll 441-2927. Nice 2 BR, 10 minutes from OalllpoUs, oonveniencet. Planted Clordon. 11711 mo.• UOO Dopoolt. ·Coil 441· 0781 . by Larry Wrlghl !.-~~~------~~~ man. 3chair, tablea,rocker. l••tre Mavy Sofa. by Frontier), 1685.· Solo, chair end loveMat. 1275. Sofa• end cheirt priced from 1286. to 18811. Toblo&, U5 ond up to 1126. Hido·l · bo' do , U40 . · ond up to 1625., Rocllnero, 1175. to 13110., La mpo from 128 . 10 176. r pc . .dlnettoo from 196 to f436 . 7 pc., 1189. anJ up . ~ ~~ood table with aix chairs t 425 . to 1745. Oook f1 10 up to 122&. Hutc.h ea, 1_ 5_&0 ~ and up, mapleorplne f h 8 k b d lfttS · un • ,COmplete with mattresse•. 1260. ,,_d up to 8396. Blby beds, 8110. Mattresses or box •prings, full or twin, •sa .. firm , $68 . and , 78 . Queen seta. $196 . 4 dr. ctient. 142. 6 dr . chaots, lo4 . 'lied fremeo. f20.ond t26., 10 Qun · Gun cabinets, 1360., dinette chairs 820 . and 826 . G•s or electric ranges. •325 upto$376. Bobymotroooao, 12.6 8o 136, bedlramool20, $26, • 830, king Ita me Good selection bedroom suites , cedarof chetts. rockers, metal cabinet• . awivel rockers. Uaed Furniture -· bookcaae, rangea, . chain, end tables. waahara, dryara, refrigera · tora and TV's . 3 milea out Bula\lille Rd. Open 9am to 8pm. Mon. thru Fri. , 9am to 6pm, Sot. 448-0322 41 Houses for Rant 44 Apartment for Rent 6 Rm House and Bath. city limits. Preferr h:~;:~~~ APARTMENTS IEHOI one couple. No pe1 s o r c1 bedroom rent 1tart1 at $167 Cell 448 -3648 . per mo . two bedroom atarts at t193 . Deposit •zoo (no 4 bedroom house . living pets) near Spring Valley room, study. dining room. Cinema . Call 446-2746 or 1 V.. batha in Pomeroy. Pro- leave me11age. fenional couples only . &200. month . Firat and last 1 bedroom apanment tor months rent. Plus aecurity rent. Call 446 -0390. depoait . References re quired . No drunk• end no . Unfurnished apartment with doper, . 446 -8698 . atova, refrig .. central air. just ---'-~---- ·lcremodeled . 819 .. Second ln country . 3 bedroom Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 448· home, fully carpeted. 21arge 2168 . porches, big yard partially - ; : - : - - - - - - - -fenced . 992-7201 . Unfurnished apt. 3 rm . & bath, 61 3 V2 Third A \Ia ., Charming 2 -atory, 2 bad· Gallipoli1. f136 mo.' Call room house. Fireplace, river 446-4222 . 9 to 6. view, garage. $226 mo. - - - - - - -- - 304-882 -2836 . Furnished 2 roomsilnd beth. Downstairs. Clean. No pats.' Large 3 bedroom home in Adult• only . Reference reSyracuse. $226 . month plua q4lrod . 446-1619 . utilitla~ .~ Oepoait . 61,4 -992·· 6284 . After 6 p.m . 814 · 2 ' bdr. 6 · 1 bdr. ·pen lolly 992 -6732. furnished , park front , newly remodeled, water & hot FOUR rooms & bath, 2 water peid . Oep. & ref. Call porches-1 built in, 2602 446 -3919 or 448-0021 . Lincoln Ave . $125 . per month, pay own utilltlea . Furnished apt ., 8210 . utili304 -875 -6034 . tioo pd., 1 bdr., 920 4th Ave .. Gellipolia. Call 448CHARMING 2 llory, 2 4416 otter 7PM . bedroom housp. with fire- 1:-:--:-- ---::--:---place, riwar v•ew. garage, Nearly new, 1 BR apt . No 822& . month, phone 304· pets . Call 448 -3617 . 882-2836 . Apt . for rent . Half double-2 NEWlY renovated, 2 bed- bd .room ~pt . Adults preroom, full air:• basement, tarred . No peta. 614-992nice yard, large garden apot, 2749 . 8250 . 8o deposit , Golllpoll& 1- -- - - - -- -Ferrv. 304 -676 -6110 . 1 bad room Apt. $196 . mo. including utilitiel . equal housing opportunity. Con42 Mobile Homas tact VIllage Minor Apta. 814-992· 7787 ·. for Rant l-::--------- 16 cu. ft. cheottypelrMzer, ~arfect condition. 304·117513 6 '-:-:-_B__· - - - - - - - ' I Ele~tric hoapital bed *121. r-: 3_0_4_ ·8_7_6_._4 _8_8_4._- - - - 1-:------=---- Nice large 2 room efficiency Mobile home for rent . Call apt. Furnished . ln Langs\lllle. 448 -0756 . 8100 . month . 614 -992 6892 . ~ 12x60 2 bdr. mobile homel-:---- - ' - -- - - , . all utilities paid . except 3 room & bath furnished apt . electric. O&p. Req . Call 614 ·992-6908 . 446 -8658 1- -- -- - - - - 1 bedroom furnished apt . Mobile Ho"m e apace in Galli- 614 -992-5434, 992-5914 polio. 920 Fourth Avo . 570. or 304-882· 2666 . Water paid. Coli 446 -4418 1- - - - - - - - - after 1 PM . Apartments . 304 - 676 6648 . FOR RENT Mobile HOme. 2 BR . turn. w/ w carpet. 19ft. APARTMENrS . mobile LA . nat. gas heat, air cond .. homes. houaes. Pt. Pleasant private lot . Ph . 446-1409 and Gallipolis . 614 -446 from 4 to 8 p.m. 8221 . 1---------- Trailera furnished . 1ir cond., ONE bedroom apartments beautiful riverview in Ka - for the elderly. All utilitiel nauga . Foster'• Ttaller Perk, ·d T 30 446 ·1602 . pal . enant• pay per · I ----~----- cent of their adjutted in · come in thia HUDaubaidized 3 bedroom mobile home lor apartment b u lid"mg. Twin rant , 'fo mo'le off Rt. 7 on Rl \l&ra Tower . phone 304· Bulaville-Addison Ad in Ad- 676-6679 . Equal opportun · dison. Nice Yt ·a cr8 lot. S200 ity housing . mo . Call 814 · 388 -97&6 . ' - - - - - - - - -r ONE bedroom apanment, 2 bdr . mobile home fully 402% 24th . St. Pt. Pleaaant, furnished, air cond., adults. phon 1 814 992 58&8 Ca11446-41 10 .· •· · · · v · ONE bedroom apartment . . 12x62 2 bedroom trailer. 1225 month, oil utllltlol Adulta only. Brown' a Trailer paid, 304 -675-2696 . Park . 614-992-3324 . - - - - - - -·IC- Furnished one bt apt . in Pt . 2 bedtoom mobile home in Pllia11nt. Extra nice, aduhs Recine. 614 -387-0288 . only . No Poto. 304-175· · 1388. 12 I{ 60 2 bedroom mobile home for rent . Approx. 6 Wedge Apt a. no children, no miles from Mlddlepon or petl . 304-676-2072 . Pomeroy . 992 · 6868 . I - - - -- - - - - THREE bedroomapar1ment, Adults only, Or family wi1h 1 with central •lr, big kitchen child . Fumiahed with utili- It family room, water paid, ties paid. Depoalt & referen· call 304-675-6294 . c ea req u lr.e d . 8 14 "..99 2 · 1-:;:;::::::;=:::;::;:::::;:;:== 3647 . No pets. I· 46 Furnlshe'! Roome 5 room mobile home for -4 rent . At. 338 . 814·949· For rent Sl"plng Rooms 2424 . and· light house keeping room1 . Park Centra(Hotel . ONE bedroom mobile home, C 11448 0758 odult& only, you paJ utHitleo, 1- "- - · __.___ _ lumiohod. phone 04-1711· Sl.. plng room f 126, utlltleo 26as. paid, single male. Share )- - - - - - - - - - bath, 919 Second Ave. THREE bedroom, all •lect- GalllpoU, . Call 448 -4418 ric, 14x7p, partly furniaMd , eht:' 7PM . built tin rOom 1Zx28, cOal or wood burroor, largo par.t heo, utility building, acre land. 46 Spac!ll for Rt~nt excellent condition. good well. Jerry'• Run Ad . 1275.00 month pluo 1100. deposit. reference . 304- COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Partl. Route 33, Nonh ol 8?5-2368 . Pomeroy . Large lou. Call 992-7479 . 44 Apartment for Rent 49 For laasa •• 1- --------- 2 bdr . Roooncy Inc. Aponmenta t200 per mo. or if Income Is •10.000 or 11.. HUD ovolloble. A-One Real Eltltea. Carol Yeager, ANI· tor. Coli 304-178-11104 or 304-8711-7381. ' Furnlohod opt.. 131 ~ 4th Ave.. GoUipollo. 2 bdr., 11711 mo .. wo,.r pold. Coli 446-4411 ofier 7PM . Furnlthtd apt .. 1225, utili· tloo pold , 1 bdr., 2nd. ftoor, edulu, 107 2nd . A... Chill· polio. Coli 441· 4411 otter BPM. ' For lea1e Silver Doll•r Club. Hondoroon, WV . Coil 304· 171-1080. . . .."'' .. ----· ........ ... COUNTY APPLIANCES , Inc. Good used appliances, wa~hen, dryers. refrig .. TV aetl . 627'h 3rd . A\le., Galli· polio . Cell448 -1699. Brand new sewing machine $69 . 1983 White sewing machine slightly paint damage, retell $329 . Call 614 · 385-8678 collect. SWAIN AUCTION 8o FURNITURE 62 Olivo St ., Golllpolio. 6 piece wood living room suite with 8 Inch flat erma $399. bunk beds complete with bunkiea $199. 2 piece an· ~ron iivingroom suites 8199. entfo.n· recliners 199, other ;ec\inera •so, maple dinette ·~ts 1179. lo\le s,eats $70, h1de -a -bed $260, box spiings & mat"tren twin or full $100 s_e t regular-firm $120, maple dinette chairs 836, waah stands $34, maple rockera $69, 7 piece chrome dinette set 8149, 6 . piece dinette set 889, used bedroom suites, refirgera · ton. ranges, chest , dresaera, wringer washers. TV ' s , dryeres. &. ahoea. Call 448 ~ 3169 . 304 _676 _4384 _ 64 Misc. Marchandise Knauff Coal & Firewood Prices reduced May-July. Pick up or delivered . We honor HEAP Vouchers . Call 614-258-8246 . For sale metal culvert 6 inch thru 60 inch in stock . State approved 16 gauge 12 in ch 15.36 per ft .. 24' Inch 810.10 por lt . 36 inch $16 .&0 per ft . Also plastic culvert in stock . 6 inch thru 18 inch, 8 inch $1 .80 per ft .. 12 Inch f3 .60 por ft . Ron Evans Enterprisea. 4 mi. South of Jack•on on ST . RT. 93, 614 - 286 ~ 6930 . Lime1tone. Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason, Meigs, Galli• or pick up at Richards 8o Son . Call 446 -7785 . Win.dow awnings $40 each and shuttert $6 set . 204 Kineon Or .. Gallipolis. 446 1 422 after 6PM . Honda XR 200, 81 model, A-1 cond .. also 2 wheel utility trailer in good cond. Cell 814 -245 -6294 . Amena air cond .. $126 . See at 668 Third Ave ., Gallipolia . after 4PM . HarveSt Gold gas ato\le, 197.3 Cameron hou a e trailer, Camper top for Oat· tun truck. Coll446 -4231 or 441-4835 . Multivox MX -20 electronic plano. excellent condition . 8400. Coli 448 · 4972 . New Oak Furniture . tables. chain .. cupboards, pie 1afe, dry 11nka. Paul Conkels Antiques, Tuppers Plains. Hoover portable washer ind dryer, like new . White. $276 for both. --------···Antique dolls. glassware. kitchen cabinet . 992 -7494 . 26 inch Zenith color TV, like new . n:'Uit aell. 1160 . Call 949 -2994 . DELl EQUIPMENT· Sit . doll c..er, TEC digital acale1. Hoban Jlicer & refrigerator unit. ·All like new , 304· 1756843. . bl~ck , NEW & . Uaed Herveatore Structurea. Autometed . li· veltock fndlng-computer - . r o. Call collect 814· 885-2210. John L. Botto. 1982 FORD Eocon. 4 door, air conditioning, eU1omatic. power auering. power brakee. r11r window defogar. 1 8 .000 miles. clean, eacellent condition . 16,1176.00 phone 304-876 · 3445 . 1::;::======== = NEW Holland 270 baler, good condition, f 1 liDO . 304-1175-7421 . 1----------ONE uMd N- Holland model 860 lar• roung baler, 14,600. 2 Now model 847 Now Holland round 72 Trucks for Sal& bllloro, 17.300. 1 now, N - 1 - - - - - - - - - Holland model 8&1 round 1980 10 Ton Chevrolet PU, biller. . C 18.300. S KHfero R 87 Sor· P1 1 ut 0 trona. PS ' P8 ' l4 ' 196 · ' v1ce enter, t. t . · · John's Auto Sales. Call Pleaunt-Ripley Rd . 304· 446-4782 Open E_voni-o. 8911· 3874 . ... 76 Ford F-260 4x4, 41 ,000 miles, body rou,gh , mechani· 63 Livestock c•lly excellent. *1.600. Calf 814 -388-9334 oftor 8PM . AKC Regiatered blonde Cocker Spaiiiel puppiea, females 8100, mala 1126. Call 446 · 3640 . Rag . Lhua Alpoo pupploo 5 females. 3 malet make good pet&. I 200. Call 446-0708 . ff;egistered Treeing Walker, female , 3 ·-yeara old. 1200. Call614 - ~88 - 9809 . AKC Engliah Springer Spa- QUARTER horae, rogio · tared. 8 year old getdlng, no show experience, gentle na· ture, UOO. 304· 871· 2127 . 84 Hay S. Grain 1 field of standing hay. 1 to~acco bed . Call 448 · 1432. niel, 1 year old , e25 . Going oveneu. Call 446-9845 or 446 -7332 . Hay for 1111 86 cents 1 square bale, 81 0 round bale. Coli 446· 1 042 uk tor Registered Toy Poodle pup• Marion. pies . chocolate. male end - - - - - - - - -lc female . Also, Siamese kit· Eer corn for sale. 2, 600 bush~ . Selling for 83 .00 bu . tens. Call 614· 992-2607. 114-992· 74118. 57 MIXED 2254. Musical In stru menta Thomas transi1tor organ. dual manuala , double octave pedals, needs repair, 1100. Cell 614- 379·2138 otter 6 :30 . 75 hoy ;. 304-676· TIMOTHY hay, 11 .75 blllo, on the wagon. •2.00 • bill delivered. 304-675-5054 . Hoy ond Strow . 304·468 · Strawberriea, Taylor'• Beny Patch, Kerr-Harrisburg Ad. 8 1978 Chevy Caprice Clot· AM -8 PM, Mon . . Sot . 121b. lio, 4 dr. aOOan. one owner. or more 40 centa 1 lb . Call 12,1100. Coli 441 -1115 oi 446 -8192 or 614- 2411· 448 -1244. 9657 . 71 Plymouth Volare Premier StrawberrieJ. Taylor'• larry 4 dr .• air cond ., one owner. Patch. kerr-Harrisburg Rd. 1 Coli 448 -1 I 16 or 446AM-8 PM . Mon. · Sot . Coil 1244 . . 448 · 8692 or 814- 241· 9557 . 1171 Plymouth Arrow auto ., aharp , aporty . Strawberries . Pick your IZ,4tt! . John'• Auto Sales. own. Coli Claude Winter. llulovillo Rd. Open 8·8, Cell614· 246 -6121 . 448 -4782 . . STRAWBERRIES, pick your 1971 Ford Fleoto. good own, Monday through Set· work cor, •1.0811. John ' o urday, 9-8. no checke. 40 Auto Sales. BulavHie Ad. centalb. Happy Hollow Frutt Open B·l , 446-4782 . Farm, Gallipoli1 Ferry, 304· 678-2026 . 715 Dodge Corne1t, needs repair, •6oo . Coli 441· 1939 . 59 For Sale or Trade 1980 Z· 211eotltor Interior 6 all me IKtrll. really ah•rp. For 11leor trade 1977 Chevy Coli 675-11848 . Monzo . 304 -675 · 7380. 1874 Plntowagon, 13110. Coli 1114-2511-1445 . . . 61 . . Farm Equipment Troy ~ullt rototUiere ~ and u11d . Swisher lmpl._ tnent Co., Sr. At. 7 Nonh Golllpollo, Oh . 441-0475 . ' 6:30 RINGLE'S SERVICE oxpf rianced roofing. includ'ng hot tor oppllcotlon, carpOrt tar, electi'ician, m11on. Ca11 304· 176 · 2081 or 875· 4660. . BORN LOSER ~ N-J..'/SE HI: DID IT mAT Water Wellt. Commercial and Domestic . Te11 holn. Pump• Salea and Service . 304-896-3802. YIA'i BECAl!"'' ~DIDN'T ·A--4. WAAT Mtl Get ·-your carpet in ship shape. Water removal, FA EE ESTIMATES , FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 814-448 · 2107 . ~INb ADI/ICE:l E S. R Tree Service. fully insured, free asUmatu. Phone 614-367-01136. call efter 6. S~AMLESS GUTTERS, Omo piece cuttom fit your hom~(~. Guaranteed. Advanced Guttor. !Ooy 614 -592-4088 .) !night 614-698·8205 .1 HARD TO GAY. ANNIE , THERE ARE MANY 1980 Hondo CR 126, din bike, many new parts, e•c. cond., 1800. Coll614-266· 1379. 10 Percent above my loweat'• coat on brand name resklen-/ tial & industrial electric & ; electronic equipment S.t ouppliao. 304-676· 1293. ' __________________ 1110 Camero one owner, 11"1 CM 400 Honda. Coli 441 - 1115. .Seo u 48 _S pruce St .. Golllpolio . 1971 Mecury MarquiJ 69.000 mi., PS, 'PB. air, 8 -track, tood cond .. aaking 11 ,100. Coli 441-4347, 1111 tlr01. Allllng 441· 4311 . 1976 Harley Davison FLH 1 200. lollded With extraa . Cell 114·388· 9331 . Honda treil 70 road bike . Coli 446-1200. 1978 Odytoey, 8650. Coil 614·388-8270 . 1980 Kowoookl 440 LTD . lot• of e•tret . 10,740 ac· tual rnllea. Mult aee to believe. Exetillent condition . •1 .275. Price noootleble . Co11614-742-2211 or 814· 992-5320 after li p.m. 1983 Harley Davldaon. wide glldo, 11,000 mlloo. 16,000. For more informetion cell 114·742· 2923 ohor 5 . 1982 Horlev · Dovldoon Silver AnniverNry. 2600 mlleo. •4000. 992·3007 or can be 1een at Centr•l Trust, Mlddlopon. Boats and Motors for Sale 79 Motor• Homes S. Campara 1973 20ft . Mini motor home. Docfve chasals. 3&0 engine. 32.000 mUft, axcellent condition, 304-175· 1318. 81 Home Improvements STUCCO PLASTERING llt~~tuml ceiUngl commer· cial ond ,..ldentlol, frM ootlmo,.o. Call 114·266· 11]12. condition . •1800 . 814882 ,1713. PAINTING • lntO<Ior ond ordorior, plumbing, roofing, remodeling. 20 yro. up. Call 114•388· 81112. 1180 Thunderbird , fully loaded. 15195 . IU-7883, or oon be ot Centnl l:ruot Co.. Mlddlepon. Marcum Roofing • Spout· ing. 30 _ . . • ........... IIIII<Hiilllng In lbult up roof. Coli '14- :1111-91117 ' 1177 Toyota Corolr.. 4 opeed, . _ point, """'good 1 ALLEYOOP -J ·' ~ ROOFING r. painting, car· .. penter work, 304 - 67&.- ~ 2826 . ' ::;8;2= ;P::::Ium ==b·===, , 1ng 8t Heating ' CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine ::~~· 446 -3888 or 446-•. out, Rufus! Keep · Kin Bicker put 401.1 out o' JIM'S PLUMBING 8o HEAT· : lNG . Fomerly Dewitt 'a.· Plumbing. Cell 614- 367~ 0676 . a' eye on th' lobby! ofT,ce 83 Excavating l i ~e this? Lonnie Boggs Excavating. Dozer. backhoe. dumptruck, Work by hour or job. Call 441-7903 . WINNIE WHAT CAN I DO TO J .A.R. Constru c tion Co·. Water Linea , Footen · Drains . All kinds of Ditching: Rutland , Oh . 814- 742 2903. HELP, WIHI'IIE? Paintitle Interior • l l - , -pepor .......ng ,' lniiUrad, ..... - - -· .114·141Hit. HI P'o 1 m Clooning. Alum. Ilium ....... mobillllo-. W88411, .,loll, oandotonoti bul•ne • hoiMI. AIIO ._., ...llano••· Pulv ·tt.. ............ lltlmetw. • , • . HI· H ..: a•••. ment1, footers, tend•c•ping, d.r lveways, farm ponda.l 814-742-2407or814·742· \ 2088. • -~ 84 a. Electrical Refrigeration ' .·~. DEPENDABLE WASHER : DRYER REPAIR . Guoron· tHCI work . Call anytim..-114-2116·8620 or 614·25•' ' 1207. : ~ BARNEY WHAT WUZ IT, PARSON? SE~ING Machine repair~t ~. servtee. Authorized Singer~ •' Salt~ • Service Sharpen ( ' Scluors. Fabric Shop . "'~ Pomeroy . 992 -2284 . ,.• VOU CHIPPED IN A DOLLER BILL FOR OOR NEW STAINT GLASS WINDER ,, ' JONES 80YSWATER SEA·· VICE . Coli 61.4 -367-7471 or 814-367-0691 . · .. ~::-:::-==~~-----"' ' I . 1 r I X XXI ) (M_, tomorrow) . I Ytster~y ·s Jumt>leo: SNARL DRAMA ACCESS HALVED Answer: What 1ht guy who was " all feet" when he danced was when they sat down ALL HANDS MocNai~Lahrer Repon · liD Newo 81 (}21 People' a Coun Ill $tar Trek 7:30 G ill Lie Dotootor Cil Wlmbloton Update (I) Cobia GUllo· Cll ESPN SponoContor CIJ Andy Griffith CIJ G CIJ Femlly Feud (I) BualnOII Ropon tiD You Atked For It (f)) Computer Programme Ill (}21 Entertainment ToniJhl 8:00 II Cil (I) Rul People T<>- • night's prOgram feeturet a succesaful woman with no arms and no legs, 1he wed· d ing of 'Captain Sticky' end ·valley Girl' contest. (R) 160 min.) Cil Standing Room Only: Dolly In Concert Dolly Par· tOn performs in Lon~on . Cil MOVIE: 'Lior'o Moon' (J) I Spy @ NFL Fllmt (I) All In tho Family I]) Ill (}21 Fell Guy Colt, Howie and Jody cheae two con men into M•h.ico. {R) (60 min .) CJ (I) liD King Penguin: Stranded Beyond tho Falkland• Orson Welles narratea the ato'ry of two photographers who found themselves trapped in a war zone while 11udying antanlc life. (80 rnin .) CIJ MOVIE: 'My Brilliant Career' il]) Thoro But For Fonune fJ) MOVIE: 'Harvey' 8:30 Ill Auto Roclng ' 83: · Formula I Canadian Grand Prix I]) Malor League 8ouball: Atlanta at Houwton 9:00 II C2) (I) Facto ol Lifo In order to keep her new boyfriend , Blair decidel to do onything he wanto . (R) (Cioaed Captioned] (I) 700 Club I]) Ill()) Toloo oltlto Gald Monkey Jake race againat t he Japanese to recover a revolutionary new gun· ~h. t. (R) (80 min .) Ill CIJIJD MOVIE: 'Prln ...o and tho Cobble' · ,. il]) Hen'l_ Moore f:30 II Cil Buffalo IIIII Bill decides that it't time to get BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby .One too many a m a jor to respond two •a NORTH clubs oo that Rich decided to attack in the one suit where he might help his partner . He saw no hope of doing anything with his live-card spade suit so he led his four of bearts. From then on Bart took charge and showed that his . Allantic Coast expertise was : . also there In the Pacific . started a match-point ""II• ' ,'· die by laking his ace of ·.. hearts and continuing with lhe queen . South ducked and now Bart led his· deuce, which South had to win. A club to the ace ond a second club beck to the jack pickled Bart's queen and South could now count five clubs, two spades, one heart and one diamond for his nine-trick contract. He wanted to try for 10. So he ouhed bll king of clubs and led the queen of diamonds for a finesse . Bart • • iR wltll the king. Declar· er was also prettlsure that West held the las heart and Bart conflnned his feeling by not cashing thai card. Instead he led a spade! South won ·~nd led the 10 of diamonds for what he thought was a safe finesse. Bart took his. ,lack and finally produced that nine of hearts ,for the setting trick and a top 11eore. .... 1 .IOU •.u7 •.u ~u EAST +81 .AQU .II:J81 .Q 102 H• , · IIOOTII • A K lot .KU • Q 10 t +KJI VIIIMrable: Neither Dealer: South Wo&t N- Eoll Pau J+ Pw Pus ZNT Pus Pus Pass Pa.u s.tll z• 1 NT SNT Openlnl lead: ·~ By Onrald Jacolly ud James Jacolly Rich Friesner of · Austin, Texaa, and Bart Bramley of HarUord, ConDecUcut, man· aged to delut • lay-down th- no-trump In the Sprbtg Nationals. North att4 &outll were using • Stayman variation which did 110t requl"' lllat respoader bold !oar cards In (NEWB!'APitR ENTERPRIBE ASSN .} L ti611M"J rr' lty THOMAS IOSIPH ! 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An undo,.. ccwer narcotic• 1gent flndl the otrtln of hit job 1111101t too much lor him ond hlo .. family to boer. (RI (2 hro., 30 min .) CJ) P . . Late Night .I ,, lliAT NCMS, •POINT OF 1liE SEA WOLVES" All NillltiiM In .,. Fomlly _ aJ 12:00 :·';: ~ TAl STATE UPHOLBTIEAY IHOP 11 U Bac. A.... OIIHpollo". :;4411 ·7113 or 441· 1133. - Now arrange Ihe circtecf ~ 10 1orm 11to ourprlll ant'l'tl', ~ 1119· gosted by the above carlbOii: · • Print /IIJSW&r here: A e JIMS WATER IERVICE. : Coli Jim Lanier 304 -17•-"' ' 7397. ' · - : •• CIJ 1Dl t .) I I J lAUINJY (()loop PEANUTS Need •omething hauled eway or .amething move«n-• We'll do it. Coil 441-315&· ; bo-n9ond5. ' • s.nu Gill (I) NBC Nawa () II I 1..+-+++-+- u ;;:::;::::::::::::: ' ,.'' =86 Genitral Haulinli ::: Upholatary IBYRBACI MIDIO ...p;tiGn~mu:ialn:t-t- ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR •· SERVICE call City Furniture 304-175- 2108 or 446 -' : 0131 . ' 87 e married. OOZE _R WORK By Ted Ha~n• . ponds, ditches, ba1ements, etc. Call 448· 4907 . Carter & Evant Tranaportation . 8t backhoe ••rvice. I rn ~er Meigs Excavating. Bulldo1er 12 ft. John boot 9HP Mercury motor . Coli 1757293 . •eao . Coli 1112 Brown Alllont K, A,c .•c .c .. P.S .,P.I .. om·fm ltereo, excellent condition. Colill&-4123 . F100 5AIIE:i;;D~MY m:if l •, 1982 Kowonkl 440 LTD bllh drive; laoo than 2.000 mi . Coil 676· 8848. 76 5ERfOU9 ... THAT'S THE WJ5T SERIOUG Pfl05LEM. CiOLLY, I FEEL LIKE IT'S ALL MY FAULT! ~y OESTROYIN' HIM5ELF, CALL 304 -875-1293 lor concrete and black top ea1imatel. metal building and fence erection cottl. Also buying and selling heavy equipment. Horse & stock trailer 1alea. Furniture, eli"· 1rical & electronic suppli• end equipment. Pleasarl1 Meadows Oisuibutors &Ui.~ Sele1. . ,.,~ Motorcycles 74 Ill (J) Love Thai Bob Cll Play Your a.t Tonnlo ·serve and Return of Serve.' (I) Father KnQ- Beot (I) Ill()) ABC Nowo 8 (I) liD CBS Nowa CIJ Dr. Who IDl OVer EIIY 7:00 & Ill PM Mooozlno (I) Burna 6 All'" Ill ESPN't Horoa Racing Wkly. I]) GrMn Ac,.. (I) Entenoinmint Tonight (!) Charllo' t Angelo D I]) Tic Toe Dough '· F I KTree Trimming. stutnb removal . Call 876-1331 . ., Minimum . 1 1 c square foot to aluminize your mobili. home roof. 304-676-1293. : Tomoa Moped. Uke new. Ooly 700 miles. 1350. 614· 992·21196. Vt~getable• .. _-· -..... ··.... . . 1978 DODGE Rom Charger, 13500. 304-676· 4090. 1158. Fruit. 8t 1973 Jeep CJ5, 1900. 304 V- 8, 11 .60 · 161t Tirn, opoko whoalo, 304-6751019, oftor 8 p.m . elll Cllel]) ® e!D N.... MOVIE: 'Gideon'o Trumpet' (J) Tic Tac Dough (I) I D,_m ol.lelnnle (!) Nowa/Sporta/WMthor CIJ I)]) Studio 11M Wild. WHd W1 :18 Cll NCAA lnotruot lonol Roofing and Carpentry work, geoeral repaira, call• Anthor)y Williamson , ~14387-0194. ~=========J.:=======~=~ mileage, 1974 Audi oxc. new runa Fox very well. OUR BOARDING HOUSE 1978 Uncoln Mark IV , low mHngo. 304·458-1854. 8ooglopupo, 420. Coll441· 0373 . AKC block Lab . puppieo, 2 male. 2 female . Ready end of July, $150 . Coli 614· 256-1379. 8:00 ~ Supplies rL..----------,~----------l 1- -- - - -- - - 81 Farm Equipment 71 Auto• for Sal& WEEKS WESTIE KENNEL AKC West Highland white terrlera, puppies and a&ud oorvico . Coli 614 - 3870624. EVENIN9 RON 'S Tolavlolon Serv~. Spoclollzing in Zenith irid MotorOla. · Oua111 . anll. houoo callo . Cell 576-2398 or 448-2464. ,~ ., 1 -:8-,0-0_0_B_T_U-ai-r~c-o_n_d_ lt_io-nor, [j 8/2218:1 Protesik:tn•l floor ••nding and refinishing . Beauti., your home by reflnlshinJ thoM hardwood floors! 1p yeara experience. Phon• . 814-378·6349. ' ED couch a chair , 10.00 304-8711-11203. DRAGONWYND CATTERY . KENNEL. AKC Chow pup· pie&, CFA Hlmoloyen , Per· atan and Siamesa klnens . Cell446 •3844 otter 4PM . VllEDNE$DAY ' . roof and hoUse: painting at resonable prictt.. For frM ntimatas, call81(... 94P·2232. ·· Mala raccoon 1&0. 10 pr . boys jeana. 14 reg. 1-new 825 . 1or ell. 304-875-6079 . HILLCREST KENNEL . Boarding all braedl. Selling Hoppy Jack Dog Food . 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CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446· 7672 . 2 lots It 61 Hqusehold Good• They'•n Do it Every Time for Sala Ohio 1983 June 22, Ohio Sentinel ' - - H..,maa.,.,. ht8Y' MOVI!: 'Tile lumeA AIM U.l. JuniOr DIYfi1IIID lelllniTouman-~ frorli lt. P'oul. MN . Co111111 . NklhiiiM 1 MO)IIE: •i.r.M Affair' M41ry Hertmen. Mary Htn1mon DAILY CRYP'I'OQUOTE - Hera'• how to II It: work AllYaLIAAJ:a LON'GPILLOW ' IIIIIPb' ltlftdl for another. In thlo nmple A Is 011e letter the tllne L't, X for the two O'a, et<. Sln1le letten, ~ ... 1111 lenllh ond fonnotlon of t~o " ' Ordl .,. aU ' · hlnta. ~~~ day tbo eMI lett- aN d..erent. • Cit I IOQtJon& u~eertor C J:UVI RCP &UGG NCTS NHf"" I HBB8FJ:DPUXUIV - APCPRUV XQCP QS AUPWY . · JCRHP . Y1 1 Ml!t(27% I : IT IS EASY TO BE 1'0U:I\ANT Cit Til&~ at Oii&R I'BOP(jJ IJ' YOU HAVB 1«..:01 YOUROWR.-YJIOOUNT IWIUI:L . ••. ~ ........ -4••· -.. - - - - �Page 12-lhe Daily Sentinel Meigs board... ___..:.<Co=nU:::nu:::ed:...:fro:::m.:.:.pa!::ge~1)~,.-TIIeboardapprovedpartlclpatlng Boosters. Ftsher said that present ~ a cooperating agency In SEO. volleyball st;uldards are outdated, VEC's application for Title VI dangeroos lind are damaging the projects for the next school year. gymna.slumfiooratthehlghscbool. Board member, Arland King, was He requested new standards at a named dcelebate to the annual costof$119Jandtheboardapproved business meeting of. the Ohio School the expenditure. Boards' Assn. to be held on Nov. l4. Doris Haynes addressed the Larry Powell was named alternate board on behalf of her grandchilddelegate . . A change order on ren . She said that the grandchildren electrical work In the junior high who are twins had not been kept sc~l renovation was approved as together as recommended by a was a request to purchase new stage physician durlngthelrattendance at curtains and cyclorama materials the Pomeroy Elementary Schoo[ for the junior high auditorium. The She charged that they were forced to Items will he purcbased from the eat food which was not recomMaty Watkins Endowment Fund mended lor them due , to the and will cost approximately $7,001. · conditions of their health. o 'n eo!the There Is a balanceofsome$17,00lln twins had not been promoted at the the endowment fund, Supt. Morris endoflastschoolyearandsheasked said. that the twin he promoted on a trial Approval was given for Joshua bas.ls so that the two could continue Van Meter, Clifton, W.Va., to attend c lasses together . Mrs. Haynes said kindergarten at Middleport Ele- that If the trial promotion dtd not mentary School as a tuition student. work out In a six weeks time period, GordonFlsherspolq!onbehalfofa she would agree that the chlld be delegation !rom the Meigs Athletic returned to the lower grade. The board went tntoexecuttvesesslonon the matter and following that session announced that It could' not promote even on a trial basis the one Fred Kinch twin but suggested that the second I ·h I Area deat Fred Kinch , 92, 1.28 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy,dledTuesdayatVeterans Memorial HospitaL Mr. Kinch was born at Plckaway County, a son of the late Jesse and Melvina Ellen See Kinch. He was a retired carpenter and a retired railroad worker. Preceding h1m In death besides his parents, were his wife, Flora Etta Holdren Kinch, three sisters, a brother, a halt-brother. a grand· daughter, a grandson and two sons-In-law . A veteran of World War I having served with the U. S. Army In France,Mr.Klncbwasamembero! · the Circleville Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving are two daughters, Marguerite EUen Eskew with whom he has made his home In Pomeroy since 1967 a nd Haze l Irene Bames,Phoenlx,Arlz.; etghtgranddaughters, Crystal Richmond, Rutland; Charlene Jorgensen, WI· chlta, Kansas; Jeri Sue Malson, Omstead, Fla .; Beverly Voss, Peebles; Melody Forbes and E Uora Faulkner. both of Pomeroy ; Cheryl Reeves and Bonetta Alger, both of Phoenix, Ariz.; Germany; flvtj grandsons, Andy Eskew, Jeff Barnes, Las Vegas, Nev. ; Tom Barnes, Texas, a nd Scott and Troy Barnes, both of Phoenix. Several nieces and ne phews also survive along with 21 great-grandc hildren. Services wUI be held at 3 p.m. Friday at the Ewing Funeral Home with tile Rev. Robert Robinson officiating. Burial will he In the Hebron Cemetery at Mt. Sterling, Oh. Friends may caUat the Ewing Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. VVednesday a nd a nytmne on Thursday. In addition friends may ca ll from 11 :30 a .m . to 1 p.m. on Sat urday at the Hebron Church In Mt. Sterling alter which time graveside services wUI he held a't I p.m. on Saturday with the Rev. Woodrow WUson of!!ctatlng. Wednesday, J - 22, 1913 Peut•ot· Middleport, Ohio .Athens vocal group to perfonn at Museum }l:eadllnlng the entertainment at the Meigs County Museum on Heritage Sunday this Sunday - a part of Big Bend Regatta - will be the Sweet Adellnes ~ Athens. . napkin r!N!s. letter openens and postage siamp holders. Each work, crafted tiom flat .pleces of brass, . sUver and gold, by commlsslon, Is cut. drilled and poltshed by hand . . The Meigs ·L ocal Band Boosters are ptanntng to have baked goods. ~-----...:....--------------­ The vocal group which features Throughout the afternoon the close harmony renditions of old audio slide show prepared by ·the favorite songs will perform at 2, Image Seekers Camera Club for the 2: :JJ, 3, 3: 3J and 4 p.m . Meigs County l"'onnOr and HlstortThe Meigs Museum,locatedat 144 cal Society, showing nearly 100 Butternut Ave., will be ~ tor heritage homes of Meigs Coul)ty, visitors from 1 to 5 p.m . on Sunday. will be shown. The caniera clubwUJ A Meigs County group of blue grass also have a diSplay of outstanding slngersandplckerswillperformatl photographs taken by club and 4: :JJ p.m . This group Is of a musical family of Sue and Harold members. Hager and Douglas Circle and will The children vtsltlng the Museum be joined by Steve Burson, Roger will enjoy a petting zoo put on by the Blsse)l and Roger Bissell, Jr. Ohio Rolllng Hills DairY Goat Assn. A sliver-smithing craft will he This group will also have a tasting demonslrated throughout the after: table featuring goat mUk from noon by Martin and Bekki Kuhre- various breeds as well as cheeses Nettleshlp and their 11 year old and cheese spreads and other foods daug})ter, Mala of the Hand Eye . made from dairY goat milk. Jewels Sbop located near the Special displays Sunday will Waterloo Forest In Athens County. Include Betty Genhelmer Dean's While the group designs bracelets Madonna Collection, Shells from the and pendants, many of their Seven Seas, the mlnl·kttchen, a · "jewels" are household Items like chronological history wall and the Meigs County locator. Many people have enjoyed also the special historical library which wUI be open during the afternoon . (Continued from page 1) Of course, applicants accepted had toheflrsttlmehomepurchasers and homes to be purchased must be ••• locale!! In Meigs County. There Isa Continued from Page 1 10 percent down payment required nine participants have 60 days to playground !acUities behind the locateanalreadyconstructedhome school; that the Issuance of the to purchase If they do not wish to permit will endanger the safety of buUd. The local bank's program ·the chlldren who meet at the school; cuts closing costs for the borrower that the school has already expeby three percent. rlenced alcoholic beverage type Reed, the bank's president, and lltterand the school bus garage has Paul Kloes, vice president, In experienced numerous thefts In the reporting the bank's alternative to past few years; thatthe school bus the Ohio program, state that the routes would he interfered with by · bank's board of directors endorsed the Increased traffic. caused by the the program to help MeigS Coun- operation of a pem\11 premises tlans with low Interest home loans. directly across the street from the r-----~r-------, school." 79( With Fries .....S1.24 ' ADOLPH'S ~ ~ DAIRY VALLEY " At T!>e End of the Pomen>y-Ma-. ll<idge" ,.... ~ ..a.o.v_.OH_.. ..............~.:•99•. •2-2•5•5•6. ... APPEARING TONIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY FOR YOUR DINING. AND DANCING PLEASURE Farmers ... twin who had passed last year be retained In the lower grade with the flrst twin. The board also Indicated that the twins would then be kept together tt Mrs. Haynes presented a doctor's recommendation that they be kept together. A resolution was passed by the boardagreelngtodedlcatethethree ball fields at the hlgh school tn memory of the late Robert Roberts, a long time teacher In the Pomeroy schools and to name the complex after him. AspeclalmeettngwasselforJuly 14 to discuss the next year's budget and any other business which might comebeforetheboard. The board hired Karen Sloan as a one-half time erflploye In the treasurer's office and a several fund transfers were approved at the request of Treasurer Wagner. The Going Out of BusineM board entered Into a contract with Sale Continues High School Drivers, Inc., for the · · M;ost hems 30% to 50% Off continuance of the driver's educa· lion program . Attending Supt. Morris, James Carpenter, assistant superintend· ent; Treasurer Wagner and board members, King, Richard Vaughan, PH. 992-6342 • Robert Snowden and Bob Barton, 317 N•.2nd Middleport punch and coffee tor sale .tn the Museum area dUring the afternoon: Deny NINETEENTH ANNUAL DON DAY FROM 7-11 EACH EVENING . CAROUSEL CONFECTIONERY ~~p;res;ld~e;n;t.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;±;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~ We Will Bake Your Wedding and Specialty CakeB Our Baked Goods Are Prepared Fresh Daily . OPEN: 6 A.M. - 9 P.M. Monday-Friday 6 A.M. - 5 P.M. Saturday S~ial Regatta HfWrs Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. Wed.-Sat 12 Noon - 6 p.m. Sunday SWEETS & EATS SHOP (Formerly Pomeroy Pastry) 216 East Main 992-2971 Pomeroy D MONDAY, JUNE 27TH CHESHIRE GENERAL STORE (Formerfy Scott's Grocery) Pomeroy, Ohio PH. 367-0314- Phone in Orders Welcome STORE HOURS: Monday thru Saturday, 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Here Are Just SOME Of Our Daily Low Prices .... REDSKIN BOLOGNA . ~ ...•.................••..•..•........................•..... Ib. 79' OLD FASHION BOLOGNA ...................................................Ib. $1.59 GROUND BEEF ..•....••.•...•..........•................................•.....lb. $1.29 CUBE SJEAK .•..•......•••..........•..........•..........~ .........•......•.. lb. $2.09 GROUND BEEF PATTIES, 5 lb. box ....,................................ box $7.95 2 LB. GREAT AMERICAN CONEY ...................................... pkg. $2.39 6 LB. BULK WIENERS (All Meat) ...................................... box $8.35 6 LB. HOTEL BACON .•...........•......•••.••.••..••..••....•...•...••.,box $9.99 . BOILED HAM •.......•......•...•...•..•...•..........•............... ~ ....•.. lb. $2.09 LONGHORN CHEESE .........................................................lb. $1.99 HONEY LOAF .•.. lb. $2.09 I . I I I • • I • • I I • • • • I . -• • • • I I • • I • • • • • • • • I • • • I • • • • • • • • • I I •••• I. I •••• PEPPER LOAF .........•...•................................. ~ ............... lb. $1.'79 •· Great value in a 19" Dia&onal RCA Table Model. RCA's suPerb color picture in the popular 19" diagonal screen size. Simulated walnut cabinet. • $389 ONLY ssgg Free "' *REGISTER FOR FREE HAMS Delivery TO BE GIVEN AWAY *DIRECTIONS· _ ' lillllli IfNI MIA'S lilif:,r:; T• Rt. 7 8outfl tD Cttnhh. Turn Right at Sto_P ~ than go - block. *NOW BUY MEAT AT Dependable Service LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES ...................................................... Ib. _$1.69 I;HIII:II()I:; ONLY Super Vllue in I 25" DiqOIUII RCA XL-100 Console. Our repdar $649.00 in lllple, Pine or Pecan finish. ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE JUNE 24 25 26 FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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