http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3ad04f3745ad7638832c6ecd6809b180.pdf d12cb654508d59b08e63b077ba9c5037 PDF Text Text Girl Scouts judging... Page4 Dick Cavalli WINTHROP UH .. . Today's · Sentinel Me& deallw ................ Pap 10 By the Beod ............ Paces W Claslllleds ............. Paces &-7-8 · Comlai-TV .................. Pap 9 Edllorial ..................... Pap 2 LJM ••• ER .. . Hunger in America ...Page 2 Sports..................... lHi • at y e Yoi.32,No.81 ' • enttne f>omeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 8, 1983 Copyrlghtod 1983 1 Section , 10 Paget 20 C.nu A Multim.dia Inc:. Newtpaplt .S trike idles 15,000 Bell workers .KE:eP YOUR WELL~ 5HIRTON! .E-\IeN A S~KLIN~ CONVERSATIONAL leT ~ HAYe AN O:F DAV! By The Associated p,_ Strlklng A,T&T workers will stay off the job until they get a falr and reasonable settlement, Martln Hughes, a member of the national negotiating committee, said today. Hughes, International vice president of the Communications Workers of America, returned home tram Washington on Sunday nlght and visited piCket lines in Cleveland. Hughes said AT&T will have to double Its CUITent contract offer to settle the strtke, which began at12:01 a.m. Sunday. About 15,00l employees of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. have joined the nationwide strlke. Un)on leaders say It won't be long before Ol!lo Bell C!'slorners wlll feel the strtke's effect, despite computerization. "We're prepared to stay out as long as It takes to Win a good contract," . said Bud Cole, president of . Priscilla's Po INSTEAD. RUN OVER AND HIM THIS INSrEAD OF MAILING IT. . . at one minute after midnight, lot!ai time, after rejecting management's latest offer for a new contract. Wages and job securtty were at issue in the talks, which were adjourned as the old pact expired at midnight. Polcyn said local workers are most upset about proposed changeS in job classifications Which will result in pay cuts for phone repair and installation workers. Other workers would get pay raises of 3 to 5 percent. "U they offered that to everybody, I believe we'd be hack at work," Polcyn said. "We don't have any problems locally (with management)," he added. "It's national." Union and AT&T spokesmen said they expected to resume talks. Ill b Ed Sullivan I'Q r TI-OUGHT r'D MAIL HIM THI? F~END'SHIP CARl/ IN F.ACT. I THINK All Ohio Bell customers will feei the strtke's affects when they dial long distance. VIce president of Local 4354, Fred Millington, said that although the long distance network is automated, It won't run for long by Itself. "It will sustain for a while, but eventually the problems we encounter day·IIH:lay will catch up with them; If It becomes a sustained strike - two, three, four days." he said . He safd he was optimistic the strtke would be settled quickly. The Ohio workers joined 675,001 operators and technicians nationwide who struck American Telephone and Telegraph Co. on Sunday after their contract expired. Workers represented by theCWA. the International Brotherhood of Electrtcal Workers and the Telecom· ·municatlons International Union walked off their jobs Local 4354 of the Communication . Workers of America. "The problem Is the company made $7.2 billion last year," said Cole. "Obviously, the company Is being unreasonable. AT&Tis not a sick Industry. We should not have to take a takehack contract." Local Ohio BeD employees were plcketln!l this morning at the phone company's three locations In Gallipolis. Mike Polcyn, local steward of the CWA, who carried a placard at the company's . gar~. safd Gallla County customers seeking repair or installa· tlon services may walt longer than usual. ''For a whJle a~ least, that's all 11\at will be affected," Polcyn said. "But the Jongerwe'reout, the more wlll be affected. The jobs will he backing up." He said two management employees are covering the work usually handled by five union workers. WELL, THERE NO ?E.N'SE IN 6EING PETTY ABOUT IT' WHEN I'M WKCNG, I'M WRO'!G, AND I'M BIG ENOJGH 10 A(7MIT IT.,. I 'SEE HIM HEADING FOR HG CAR r-ow. . MEN'S SINGUll CHAMPION - Men's winner In tile Syracuae Open 'l'l!llnls Toumamenl was Dave Crow, of Ravenswood. RumeNJpwasCJWBrownlng WoMEN'S SINGI.m CHAMPION- Joy 'Beo&Jey, rtpt, 8ymcw!e, defeated Laura Chapman, left, of Ravenswood to become 1111! womea's Ulgles More banks join rate hike Will file petitions this week By .JOHN CHALFANT Awocfeted p.._ Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio . (AP) - Or· . ganlzers of drives to repeal a 90 percent Income tax )ncrease and to ralse the state's beer-drlnklni age PRINTED IN CANADA VI,;I,;IUlJtoU... WW WEATIIERFOBECAST-'DieNallouiWealllerSen1cefol't!CIIIIt for Tueeday }ll'edlcla lbowen In a band llrelelllnllrom JIUIIDe doWII tile But Cout to Vlqbda aad IICrol8 IIIIo KeMucky and Tao m e. !II! W&i are predicted tor pad& ol F1orlcla, T1luo, North lllld 8oulh Dekata, aad MJn miL (AP Luerpho!G). Ohio forecast Partly cloudy lxlnlght with a ~ percent chance of tlDmderllonns. Low 65-70. Winds 80Uthwesterly 5-15 mph, becclniDg nortltwesterly 1().15 mph. Tuelday, partb' cloudy, cooler andlesll humid Hll!h&O«i. Extended forecast Eat 1 1 Olllo .FareoMI - Wednesday through Fltiay: Fair W•••Way and 'Iburlday. Otanre ct. "'r'Aell or ttnarMIICiilll Friday. IJIIIIIID tile IIIli*' '10110 lllkWIJa. Lows IIICIItly Ill tile ~ W""l&day and Ill 1111! upper 50t to tbe~ Thunday ud Friday. I ol Polo& Pieallant. Crow won &-1, 6-2. Plculured leli to right ore Dave Crow, Rick Crow, represe ltlng . Clark's Jewelry and ClW Browning. But market interest rates have been rising since NEW YORK (AP) - Several major commercial plan to present their petitions to the May to their highest levels in a year. Since that has banks today raised their prime lending rates Ill> secretary of statethlsweek, but will squeezed hanks' "spreads" - the price they pay for one-half percentage point to 11 percent, the highest have to walt to Jeem whether thelr and the interest they charge for loaning money funds level in nearly six months. efforts were success!Ul . many credit analysts In the past few weeks had The banks raising their prime, or base, lending The Coalition For 21, the broadprime-rate Increase. forecast a charge Included Cltlbank in New York, the nation's based organization that wants to The prime rate Is the base that banks use to second·Jargest commercial bank by deposits: No. 3 rafse the beer drinJdng age, Is to calculate interest charges on loans to companies with Chase Manhattan Bank in New York; sixth-ranked deliver more than400,(0)slgnatures top-grade cnidlt, although some banks make loans at Chemical Bank In New York; No. 8 First National to the o!flce ol Secretary of State rates below thelr stated prime rate. While not having Bank In Chicago; No. 10 Bankers Trust, New York, Sherrod Brown on Tuesday dlrecl relationship with consumer loans, the prime a and No. 13 Mellon Bank in Pltlshurgh. morning. reflects general movements in other bank lending The prime rate had stood at 10.5 percent since Feb. Ohi0811S to Stop Excessive Taxa· 28, when the Industry lowered It from 11 percent. The rates. tlon, the group trying to repeal the90 The prime rate hit a record 21.5 percent in 10.5 percent rate had been the lowest since Nov. 6, pmcent state Income tax Increase late-December l9!ll. 1978. enacted last spriJig and requlre a The stock market opened with a steep, broad The last time a major bank raised Its prime rate three-fifths ·vote of the General was when Chase Manhattan ralsed It to 12 percent decline today. Assembly to pass new taxes. Steel, auto, alrllne, energy and computer Issues . !rom 1L5 percent last Nov. 16. But that was after expects to rue more than 400,<m paced the losers. Chase had undercut the rest of the Industry by going to signatures Wednesday morning. The Dow Jones average of 00 industrtals, off 47.118 11.5 percent on Oct. 22, 1982, and no other major banks Nelthel" OI'ianlzatlon will !mow points over the past two w11eks amid investor fear that tollowE!d. . Immediately Whethel" the constltu· Interest rates were headed up, skidded another 13.12 The last time all the major banks raised their prime tiona) ameadrnents being proposed points to 1,170.17 after theflrsthouroftoday's trading. rates was Feb. 17, 1982, when they lifted the charge to wlll be certlfledforplacernenton the held a commanding S.l lead over Declines 17 percent from 16.5 percent. November ballot. 'lbat' s because advanceS on the New York Slock Exchange, whose The gradual decline in the prime rate from early tile boxes r1 pellt:lolls will have to be composite Index fell 0.96 to 92.64. 1981 untU last February had followed declines In sent to Ohio's 118 county boards of Big Board volume totaled 18.09 million shares at ll open·market Interest -rates, which In turn lowered election for checks to determine If a.m. EIYI', against 19.78 million at that hour Friday. banks' cost of obtaining funds for lending. the slpatures of regls!Pred voters are valid. Under state laWi each amend· ment needs at least 335,672 valid slgnatures,10 percentofthenurnber of people who voted In the last percentage point of shutting down errors in the formula, the groWth in gubernatorial election. In addition, By JIM DRINKARD the housing Industry, says "Deficits government pension cbecks each Awoclrltd P.,. Writer they need signatures equal to 5 are going to absolutely destroy us year actually IUI1S somewhat ahead WASHINGTON (AP) - A few percent of the gubernatorial vote In economically." of the actual Inflation rate. With each al44 rountlel to demonstrate members of Congress are sticking · H both future benefit Increases in federal deficits expected to grow by their necks out ovt!r an Issue that statewide support. non·weHare pension programs and another $1 trillion over the next five the pe11t1c411. once checked by their lllOIIt lnlluentlal colleagues say future InCOme tax cuts are held to 3 the counties. fall below the min· · Is political suicide: cutting the · years, the reasoning goes, somein the federal budget has to percent below the CPI, deficits thing annual lntlatlcn increases In Social . bnumaumberofslgnatures~. giVe. would be reduced $117 billion by Security and other federal benefit orpn12A!rs )lave anolher 10 day8 "I'm convinced we're facing an 1988, proponents say. tnm theclliteofCI!I'!Itlcatlon to try lo programs. economic Dunkirk In 198!1 or 1985 One key to selling the Idea to the The pr~J~n!al Is taking several collect the extra names. unJes.s we can get these deficits · pubUc and to nervous congressional Althougb the C£1 tmc.ltlcn results tonns, but most versions would trim said Rep. Jim Slattery, a says Slattery the down," cotleagues, won:t be 1mown by thell, the 0111o the annual cost.of·llvtng Increases, fre&hrnan Denm at and real estate Idea not be perceived as, Isathat cut In Blillot Board II acbeduled to. meet DOW M11"1 to the Consumer Price man tram Topeka, Kan. benefits. Instead, lie says It should Ava. :I& to draft the laJIIIIaae for the Index, to the 1U110Wlt of lncreaBe in Slattery, who believes erowJng be seen as a way for everyone to 111111!1181 tbey will appear 011 ballots the CPI mlnua 2 or 3 pe1 cetlt. (Continued on page 10) The Idea Is that because of srnaJl Interest rates are already within 1 In the l'IOV. 8 el ectbl. ' Congressmen battling odds u y �A:\oucla y, The Daily Ohio Comntentary Braves hike lead in NL West ByMJKEEMBBV David Niven, R.I.P•_____w_muun_·_F_._Buc_k_ley..:......J_r. The Daily Sentinel Ill Collf't St~et PornHoy , Ohio DE \ 'OTED TO THIE llii"'''EREST OF THE MEIGS.MI\SOS ARE A tt?..o. l!f'n~ ~v . r""T"1......1'~ I r"'T"W9 c::ltF=I!I . ROBERT L. "1NGETI' Publl!ihe r PAT WHITEHEAD CHATEAU D'OEX, Switzerland -St. Peter's lAngllcan) Church is small, so that most of the mourners were outside. In oilier circumstances one would have said that outside !here were !he gawkers and voyeurs, except that when David Niven died, everyone mourned hlm, not least v1llagers among whom he had llved for 30 winters, who knew him also on the screen. The Dowers were Hollywoodgrand, but_ different in arrangement from what tlle Godfatller would have ordered tor a prominent member of t11e famlly. The red-bearded Engllsh rninlster intoned, " Mlndful of the exam- pie shown to us by our dear departed brother David Niven. let us repeat together the prayer of a 16th-eentury priest Johann Arndt. .. It was an absolutely safe bet that David Niven had never heard of Johann Arndt, and there were certainly noore rnov1es made by David Niven than sermons listened tD by BOBHOEFUCH AA~od u t P u bli 5b ~r 'ControiJ.er Ge~Wral M·a na•f' r DALE ROTHGEB. JR. ~ f'Yi~ Editor A MEMBER of The Awxiatftl Pf"e!ill;, Inland Daily Presl!i .\..w:Joclation and lhe .~ca.a Sewspaper Publioih:!rs A~Wion. LE1"I'ERS OF 0Pfl\110X are w~komecl. The)' sho.ald be h!9s ~~w~•words k>nc. AD let&ml are subJe-ct kl edldnc and m,ts. br slped Yt1th name adctres§. aad &rlephone rnunbn'. No llJtiiped Aeae"' 'I'ill be puWshed. Leu.ers Should be in pod Wilt. addres- s b l ( - ... ............... ' Recovery: what is it? Ecooomlc recovery is shaping up as a IJvely issue for !he 198\1 eJections. Those in power say recovery ls fn bloom. Thooe seeking the power ask "what recovery?" But a better question may be what Is a recovery? There is llttle question that the nattonaJ ecooomy ls reiJoundtng after the severe recessiOn of 1981-1!2. Most of !he economic indicators are up, and unemployment ls slowly falllng. The recession ended oft!clally last November and since then the economy has been expanding at a surprising pace. The econcmy grew at a startling rate of 8.7 percent in tlle S€COI!d quarter of 1983. Retall sales are up. Consumer spending is showing entlluslasm again. New car sales give the greatest hope, up 37.1 percent fn the last 10daysof July, which translates_into a 7.5 mllllon<ar year. A number of economists have said the recovery Is unusually strong tor therelx>und phase of a business cycle. Thegrowtblssodramaticthatsome people wonder if it can be real. Some of the signs of improvement point also to problems. In December joblessness reached 10.8 percent, !he highest since the end of !he Great Depression. By June it dropped nearly a tu11 percentage point. But the 10 percent unemployment for June translates into 11.2 million people stlll without work. And as President Reagan has been bearing lately, that leaves a lot of people, who ordinarlly wruld beself-sustafnJng, at the mercy of government services. State and local o!ficials have been complalnfng for more !hail a year that, even if the recession ls gone, tlle effects are oot · "We stlll have over 600,00J people unemployed," Gov. James Blanchard of Michigan sald fn response to a survey by The Associated Press before last week's governors convention. He sald lt will be years before the damage to his state's economy Is repaired. Witnesses at congressional hearings have clalmed that !here are as many as 2 rnllllon Americans whOse only homes are locBIIy maintained shelters or temporary quarters provided by prtvate charltles. The General Accounting Office found !he number seeking food assl!!tance frQm government and private sources Is rising sharply. President Reagan appointed a task force to recommend solutions. Every public Interest group !hat has met so far t111s year ·- from governors to mayors to county commissioners - called tor spedill recession relief. AI least 32 slates raised taxes and cut servlces, or both, over tlle past two years because of falling revenues. Ecooomlst Alan Greenspan, a conservative who was chief economic adviser to former President Ford, told !he governors It may take a year or two for taxes paid by !he lucky few going hack to work to be of much help for either federal, state or local govenunents. He said low govenunent Income ls drlvfng up federal deficits, which 1s hOlding up interest rates, which w1ll stall !he nattonaJ recovery by next year, which w1ll make lt even longer before all t11ose rosy national Indicators reach all those people still out In the cold. Berry's World "COCAINE! Gentlemen, I was just about to roll a pie crust. ... " Today in history 'TodaY ls Monday, Aug. 8, the2'.althdayoll983. There.arn.l4.5days lett in the year. . T!Jday's hlghllght in hlstury: · On Aug. 8, 1974, President RIChard Nixon announced his reslgnatloil, saying the Watergate scandal had forced him to step down. On this date: In 1588, British sea forces under Sir Francis Drake destroyed the Spanlsb Annada fn a battle ott France. · In ' 1673. !he Dutch recaptured New York and New Jersey from the BritiSh. In 1815. Napoleon Bonaparte sailed for St. Helena to spend the rest of his Ufe in exile. In 1963, thieves took rT m1lllon in Britain's "Great Train Robbery." Ten :years ago: Vice President Spiro AgJII!W denoonced as "damned , lies" reports that he had taken kickbacks from contractors in Maryland. • AP Spqrta Writer Dale Mul1lhY and the Atlanta Braves leamed a lesson last August when they were rkllilg high In the National League West witll an eight-game lead. T1le Braves remember a disastrous West CoaSt trip fn which !hey lost lOotll games and saw their lead dwindle to 1~. They didn't want to go through that again: This tlple the Braves entered tlle 11-game trip with a 4*-game lead and !he seemingly .listless Los Angeles Dodgers comlng .back to llfe. But there was no repeat per1onnance for lhli Braves - tlley won six and Increased their margin to5*games. "Anytllfng can happen," Murphy said after leading the Braves to a 5-2 vlctorySundaythatavertedasweep by the Dodgers. "But we learn from experience, and that means that It doesn't lll!ltter how btg a lead you have, you're never safe." David Niven. Yet it was on the (closed) doors of St. Peter's that he threW himSelf that mldnlgbtin November where · his daugllter was conatose after a terrible car accident. "Bestow on me, oh, Lord, a 81'nlal spirt!," the priest was reading. On the widow's r1ght sat Prince Rafnler, whose OWD acquallltance with grief was witnessed by the tens of millions who were pretiE'Dt at bls wife's funeral. A genlaJ spirit ... There were four at dinner-that nlght, at a restaurant at Monaco, and Rainier was, well, In a grumpy mood. Whatever It ls that princes are trained to do to overcome royal . distemper was not being done proficiently early on that evening, and t111s David Niven diagnosed with !he speed of an X-ray machine and, llke the physician, David Niven · knew his duty, and he did It It required about 20 mlnutes for !he lherapy totally to take hold. It began with a tale of David's Initial encounter with a lady of pleasure, when he was 15. It traveled tllrou8h disparate episodes In Hollywood, Bangkok, Camp David; lDvolvinll Errol Flynn, T)rrone Power, bls. .cook and sip teacher. His own naturally high spirits were engaged, but he WaS ministering prlmarlly to the needy, and the nee dtest of all in t111s ' world are those who suffer DOt from hunger but from melancholy. ' I I J "OK -just where did I MX up?" 'Invisible bomb' WASHINGTON -A hair-raising new development has occurred fn the subterranean world of lnternatlonaJ terrorism. The CIA has learned of the invention of an "fnvlslble bomb" - that Is, a secret, sophisticated exploslvP undetectable by standard bomb-sean.hlng techniques. At least a dozen are believed to be fn the liands ·of terrorists·. The dlsturblng details are known to only a few Western fnteUlgence agencies. Sources witll access tD top-secret CIA rues on the "fnvlslble bomb" told my associate Dale Van Atta how lt was detected. Here's what happened: Last Spring, an Arab courier visited a Geneva hotel !liar is partly owned by Jewish interests but whlcb ls also frequented by Arabs. He left behind a portable radloand an innocent-looking suitcase. But the last minute, !he courierwho was llnked to a radical Palestinian guerrilla group - got cold feet He contacted u.s.officials and was steered to the CIA. The terror- · Jack Anderson ~------~----------~~~~~ 1st warned that he had left a bomb in tlle boteL Though !he CIA officials were skeptical, they notified the Swiss . authorities who sent a bomb squad tD the hotel. The suitcase and radio were picked up. The Swiss reported hack to the CIA tllat the two -items had been snlffed repeatedly bY thetr. bombdetecting dogs and there was no explosive fn either. The tip must be a hoax. The CIA's turncoat Arab sciurce was questioned again. He insisted !he suitcase was indeed a bomb. Willi some reluctance, the CIA asked tlle Swiss to check again. They did. This time they diSCOvered that tlle Arab courier was right. The suitcase was a powerful bomb. "It scared the ... out of !he Swtss," one source said. "It was so sophisticated that no one ever found one before." The explosive was molded Into tlle cardboard of !he suitcase. Though !he material did have a dis- • tlnctlve smell, It was ·not any that bomb dogs are trained to detect. The explosive power of the suitcase materlal was judged to be greater !han C-4, the "plasttque" that ts a favorlteofterrorlstgroups . One source· sald tlle Geneva hotel bomb packed enough wallop to blow up a seven-story bulldfng. With new respa."t, the CIA gave tllelrArab ttpster an extensive fn_. terrogatton. Tiley learned that the bomb-maker was an Arab llvlng in Baghdad who had made at least a dozen of bls "tovlsible bombs." Some sources thought lt possible one of them was used for the bombing of !he U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The potential o1 t111s new terrorist welljlon Is so alanning, my sources sald, that none of !be Western lntelllgence agencies privy to the secret raised Objections when one agency set out to ftnd the bomb maker and eUmlnate hlm and his lethal products "with extreme prejudice." DIPLOMATIC DIGEST: Protocol-conscious State Department offlclals have been amused by a habit of Sen. Rudy Bcscbwltz, R-Minn. His letters to Secretary of State George Shultz always bear a little doodle of a smiling face next 10 the signature. The senator's aides sald Shultz Isn't singled out for t111s attention: Boschwitz has been putting the smile cartOon on all Ills personaJ mall for )'Pars. - Foggy Bottom and the Pen- · lagon are echoing will! praise tot Reginald Bartholomew, the U.S. negotiator who is credited will! tak· ing a reluctant Greek government fntD renewing the lease on American mllltary bases In Greece.~ ­ clals say that without Bartholomew's sk111ful handling, · !here WOUld have been no agreement. Described by a fellow dlplo- ~ mat as a colorful figure witll great chann and a "huge egO," BarlJJo. lomew succeeded by matching the Greeks' histrionics with his own. One Bartllolomew habit that may have disarmed the Greeks was bls habitual retererice to himself in the third person. · Hunger in America_______L_owe_:_:_::_:_:_u....:.:.~-=-ins::£:e=u · President Reagan is now ap, pointtng a blue ribbon commission on Hunger In America. If tlle purpose Is to define hunger, he merely has to turn to the nearest dictionary which w1ll tell hlm that hunger ls an urgent need for food. If he wishes tD know where lt exists, he only has tO look out tlle Oval Office window or at any otller place ln Amerl~a where 34 mllllon people are living below the poverty level. If he wants to do somelhfng about lt, he will certalnly not follow tlle present admfnlstratton plan to chop $1 bfillon from the food stamp budget and curtail cheese distribution to !he poor. In such a luxurious place as !he White House !here Is certainly a dictionary the Hunger Commission can use so there is !10 need to pursue that purpose further. As to where hunger exists, they will ftnd it almost within groaning distance of tlle White House itself. James Res!Dn, a nationally syndicated columnist, devoted an enUre colunm recently to hunger in Washlngton, D.C. Perhaps Reston could be a witness before tlle Commission. Perhaps he would tell them of conditions right ln !heir back yard that disputes the optimistic Impression !he admlnlstration has been tcyfng so hard tlle last year to sen to Ill, nation. A president insulated from the grim facts of life by wealIll and luxury, who has JlUI110Sely bllnded himself to !he conditions of tlle poor for more !han two years, Is unlikely to name !he hungry and poor to the Commission. They are part of tlle great unwashed who have liO pm:t. In tlleir government other than to be convinced to vote right That ls !he motive tor !he present governmental concern! John L. Block, Secretary of Agriculture, opened the food scam witll . a carefully orchestrated trip tllrough a Maryland supennarket. Followed by an army ot newsmen and TV cameras, he and hls wife, Sue, sought tD convince !he American people that !he rigid food stamp guldellnes of up to $91 per week for a family o1 four provided a satisfactory diet. The Blocks were annec1 with a shopping llst prepared by the Department of Agriculture and filled a grocery cart witll such staples as white bread, processed , cheese, saltines, bologna, non-fat dry mill< and com meal. Their bill came to $54.14 on which t11ey vowed to llve for a week. Whether !hey did or not only the Block family knows for sure but to expect a mllllonaJre hog farmer from Dllnols to Uve for a week on bologna exceeds the limit of credibility. ' This is !he richest and most powerful country fn tlle world and to calmly accept the tact that 34 million of our people live below !he poverty level Is a nattonal disgrace. There are secttons where hunger ls rampant and tlle meal or so a day furnished by charitable organizations is the difference between llfe and deatll. For !he last couple of years !he poor and !he old have been able to somewhat ease the hunger pangs witll free cheese from government storage warehouses. For yPars the warebouses have been bulging witll dairy products bought by the Department of Agriculture to support th'~~rice of mill< at rldlclilously higb levels. The prlnctpal benetlciartes of the support program are the large dairy farmers who continuously overproduce, knowing that dumb old Uncle Sam w1IJ buy the surplus. Whlle millions of tons of cheese and dry milk are spelling fn government storage, free distribution ls being curtailed because !he dairy food fnduslrles claim thefreedistrlbuUon is cutting intD their retail sales. No, Vl.rginlil, !here 1s no Santa Claus or government conscience either! Now tllere is to be a non·parttsan presidential commission to study hunger asH !hat ls a condition that can be held in abeyance while a group of well fed members delay one presidential declslon for months. The appointment of a commission is an old presidential dodge. 11 means the executive branch ls unable or doesn't want to come to grips with t11e problem. It is the tlme-bonored way the presidents have for passing the buck. Delay tlle solution long enough IIIII! maybe !he problem w111 go away. Maybe waltfor a lew miiJlon of tlle old and poor to die of malnu· irltion or grow so weak !hey will be unable to complain. The new commission ls only one fn a long string of commissions to which the president has passed the buck the last · twoyears. . C!loosing !he members ot a non- ' partisan commission has become an art witll !he president's men. ; The members are not cbosen by · t11elr abiUty or their knowledge of ; !he problem. They are chosen be- · cause they agree with the presJ. : dent's · positlon. Whether the: commission ls called non-partisan : or bl·parttsan, you can be sure !hey · will be pro-Reagan. Youhaveprob- : ably noticed that t11e recently , fOrmed Commission on Central ' America has no female members. : Wornem more than men are op- ' posed to war. Tberefore, to be sure their report unanimously favors the administration position, women • were omitted: · , You can be sure !here w1IJ be nc . poor and needy on the Hunger Commission! 1l f CINCINNATI (AP) - Phil Bru· neau, a rookie from Montana State, ls !he last man listed on tlle Kansas City Chiefs' deptll chart at right defensive end. But he was a big-play man in !he Chiefs' 24-7 victory over the Clncinnati Bengals in the National Football League preseason opener tor both teams Saturday, relumlng a tumble2lyards lor a touchdown. "I was lookfng at the ball wben lt popped up," Bruneau said. "I didn't taiowwhelher to faD on it or run. But when it bounced, Iknewwheretogo . :'It was a Jot ofluck. It was my first score since Junior League." · Linebacker Jerry Blanton knocked the ball from Cfncinnatl quarterback Turk Schonert's hand, setting up Bruneau's run. Kansas Oty defensive back Deron . Qlerry gave teanuriate 1'\lOmas Howard the same opportunity. Cherry blocked a tleld goal attempt by Bengals kicker Jim Breech, and Howard returned !he biill52 yai-ds for a score. ·"I'm not a running back, but I've scored before," said Howard, a linebacker. "I was just trying to move. There was nospeclalplayon. It,was just a normal rush." lilengals Coach Forrest Gregg sald~losswasn'tasbadasthe24-7 score might Indicate. He said the Bengals' problems can be corrected and that "we could play right now will! our veterans." "They blocked a !1eld goal for a touchdown; we had a tumble when they sacked !he quarterback tllat tliey picked up and ran tor a touchdown," Gregg sald. "An Interception set up anotller one. But defensively, we played pretty well. I was pleased witll the defense." MajOrs downs. But lt was Eddie Garcia, who spent most o1 his 1982 rookie season on !he Injured resen!t' list, whO tgnlted !he crowd of 41,866, smallest at Lambeau Field fn at least 20 years. . Garcia, whO Is canpeting witll tuture Hall of Farner Jan Stenerud lor Green Bay's pJaceldcldng joti, kickedaSS-yardfleldgoal,longestin !he club's history, toputlhePackers ahead 2().18 with 2: 53 left. "I was happy I was able to help out." Bahr said. "It Is a greatfeellng to feel involved In a win and play such an Integral role. "I couldri't tell HIt was there," he sald. ''The last thing a kicker wants to do in a situatiOn llkethatlo;ldckfor the fence. But (quarterback) Paul McDonald just said to hit It smootll, andld!d." "Offenslvely, we've got a Jot of work to do," Gregg sald. "But even with that, I saw alotoftlllngs lllked. "When we put our first offensive llne Iri tJtere, we had good pass protection and we moved !he ball on the ground. "Wherewe'rereallyraggedrtght now Is witll our special teams. Anil t111s Is sometllfng we'D srnootll out. "We could play right nowwitllour veterans. Whatwestillhavetoseeis what we have other than our veterans. And we found out we do have some quality kids here.'' Browns WID 'l'hrlller Matt Bahr kicked tlle wlrullng Held goal, but that may not have been of primary stgnlflcance to the Green Bay Packers. They may have lound tlleir own ' placekicker for !he nextlO years. ,_.. •· ·· . be happy about lt," sald Braves Manager Joe Torre. Amerlcanleque Just once, the Boston Red Sox : would llke to see a natural delivery : !rom a KansasCltypitcher.Instead, : tlley get side-and under-anned to · deatll. · The Royals had been starving for . effecttve right-handed starting ; pitchers all season. But this wee- · kend, they got a shutout from Eric : Rasmussen on Saturday night and a : combined three-hitter from veteran · Gaylord Percy and ace reUeverDan ; Quisenberry fn a HI decision Sunday. The New Haven Stars Softball team recently_competed ln a 12 team tournament at Wellston. The Stars finished second in the' double elimination tournament will! victories over Hamden 12-2, Point Pleasant 5-4, Wellston All· Stars 12-11, and McArtllur 3-2. New Haven's only losses were to !he Logan all stars. Logan is a team made up from an eight team league. · The New Haven team came from behind in lhree of !heir four wins. New Haven scored lhree runs fn tlle bottom of the sixth to down Point Pleasant. In tlle next game, !hey scored four runs fn tlle bottom of !he sixth to down a fine Wellston team. In !he upset of the tournament, !he always hustling New Haven .ieam scored in tlle winning run iii tlle boltom of !he seventh !nnfng to down a highly regarded Mc.:\rthur team, First baseman Paula Bird delivered !he game winning hit against Point Pleasant and Wellston, while . second baseman Lanna Artllur delivered !he game winning hit against M~Arllllii'Hlttlng for !be New Haven squad was Michelle Gress witll tour singles, two doubles, two lrlples and seven RBI' s, Tracy Wolfe will! seven singles, two doubles and four RBI's, Pam Fry witll one single, double and triple, Linda Knight with eight singles and one double, Andrea Pyatt will! five singles, one triple and lhree RBI's, Heather Hargraves with six singles and two RBI's, Amy Capehart with flve sln· gles, one triple and tour RBI' s, Cheryl Gerlach witll flve singles and lhree RBI's, Lanna Artllur witll four singles and one triple and lhree RBI's, Paula Bird will! two singles, one double and flve RBI's, Wendy Davis witll one single and Shelly Hill with one single. The wlrming pitcher against Hamden, Pt. Pleasant and McArtllur was Tracy Wolfe. Against Hamden Wolfe she pitched ·a four hitter, walked flve and struck out flve. Against Pt. Pleasant she struck out four and walked one, and against McArtllur a four hitter was pltcbed witll two strikeouts and lour walks. The winning pitcher against Wellston was Andrea Pyatt who relieved Wolfe fn !he fifth !nnfngwhlle t11ey had one walk togetller. Manager of !he New Haven squad was Mlke Wolfe and coaches wer'e Jim Bird and Kelvin Honaker. .. .Y®ll!lrenergy-sawing opticns a1-e as easy as: -·- AMERICAN LEAGUE EASTDMI!ION W L Pet. GB ' Baltlrrxft 62 '" .58S 62 46 .5T4 1 61 46 .5TO l~ MUwau"" 58 4.7 .557 3 New York ., 4.8 .556 3 M~ .5009 Bootoo ' Oeveland t.s 66 •.0 19 """"" . ,.....,.. Momreal 6, PlttltMib 0 PtlUadelpllla 5. St. LoW1 2 New york 6, CJiiclliO I. 10 llm1naS A1llnta 5. Los Aneeie1 2 ClnctMad 5, s.n Dk!eo 3 Houstm 2. 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Schonert, victimized by the Kansas Oty defense on the tumble return. !bought lt should have been called an Incomplete pass. And Chiefs' linebacker Kyle McNorton picked ,off a pass from rookie quarterback Jeff Christensen to set up a 4-yard touchdown run by Wfille Abrams. "The game could have been 14-10 fn their favor except for lucky breaks,". saldfirst·year Kansas Oty Coach John MackOYic. "Two touchdowns could easily have the The Dodgers got !heir two runs fn tlle sixth. Greg Brock hit his 14th hOmer of the season and Du8ly Baker later scored on a sacrlflce !ly by Ken Landreaux. New Haven pla~es second in Wellston girls event · Anate Gnaetrer, Back -Coach Ron Clark, J.eenne Clark, Jennifer Amold, Allpe Bollllck, Wendy Fry, Lelllee Duddlag, Cryatal IIIII, Coacll Mike Fry, Coacll Bryan laWI'I!IHle. Abroeorl - Ahnee JDII, Bengals lose, Browns win Elsewhere in !he National League, Montreal defeated PlttsbullOh 6-0, Philadelphia beat St. Louis 5-2, Houston irlrnmed San Francisco 2-1, Cfnclnnatt edged San Diego 5-3 and New York downed Chicago 64ln 10 Inning~;. The Braves took a 3-0 lead ln !he second fnnfng off Dodgers starter Alejandro Pena, 9-6. Murphy got lt started witll a Ofte-{)U! single. Jerry . · Royster !hen doubled to left and MurphyscoredonaslnglebyBruce Benedict. Pascual Perez then hit a tapper ln front of the plate that catcher Jack Flmple threw away at first, allowing Royster to score. Benedict . later scored on a sacrlflce !ly by Brett Butler. Atlanta added a run in the fourth on Bob Horner's RBI single and fn !he ftfth when Murphy scored from tblrd on a double play. Perez, 13-3, and Steve Bredoslan, recording his 16tll save, combined to scatter eight hits. 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One should stand on a dry area and push the victim away from the wire with a Page 4 Domestic arts entries being prepared c .' . I \ t • J Nearly 100 classes for everything from clothing to ceramics have been Included in the Meigs County Fair's domestic arts department. Bernice Carpenter and Dorothy Downie are In charge of the depart· ment ad remind residents that the deadline for enter!ilg articles Is Aug. 12, 4 p.m. The secretaiy's of· fice on the Roc~ Springs Fair· grounds wiD be open both Aug. 11 and 12 to take entries. The only en· try fee Is tile purchase of a membership ticket. The rules specify that exhibitors must have their Items on the lair· grounds on Monday of fair week before noon so that the judging can take place and the articles prepared for display before the open· !ng day of the lair. Premiums will he awanded In three· places ranging from 75 cent:; to $3, a nd the judging will be based on 10 percent appearance, 50 percent workmanship, 10 percent style, and 30 percent materials. In children's clothing there are classes for dresses, troUsers, GffiL SCOUT PROJECT JUDGING - Milre than 1100 projects of the Meigs County girl scouts were judged Saturday lo preparation lor exhiblllog at the Meigs County Fair, Aug. 16 to 20. Among the several judglog teams on hand to look over the projects were Yvonne Scally, Middleport, left, and Jeannie Bond, Black Diamond Girl' Scout trainer of CoolviDe. Here they judge plaques, modpodge design, usiDg plclures !!>ken In last year's Christmas parade, with the scout treloD emblem. Displays for judglog were on the world of arts, ouH>f-doors, today and tomorrow, arts, people, and weD·belog. blouses, T·shlrts, shorts. coats and jackets, night wear 'a nd robes. The adult clothing division has classes for dresses, both short and l'Ong, blouses, skirts, T·shirts, capes, and coats, shorts, slacks, suits, jackets, jumpsuits, robes and Community corner Off to Center West By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Tlmes-Senlloel SWf Thirteen·year old Pam Ash, daughter of Ron and Maiy Ash, will leave from the Columbus airport Wedoesday for the Girl Scout National Center West, a 14,000 acre site near Ten Sleep, Wyo. Pam was one of 40 girls In the nation selected for the two week She'll be doing lots of horseback riding, fishing, exploring the canyons, caves and mesas of the Center. One of the 'highlights will be to take a pack horse off for a thtee day pr!mltive camping adventure. She will join the others in living in tents, cooking on open fires and generally "roughing it. " Pam has. spent much of her summer working on moneymaking projects to help cover the cost of her trip. Come September she will be avaliable to give slide presentations to organizations and clubS. Here for their annual visit with Jean and Tom Kelly and family are her parents, Vincent and Jean Dabo of Largo. Fla. They arrived Man· day night and are settled in for their visit now. The' couple will be here until Aug. 25. Since Mrs. Dabo' s health Isn't the best any more and she has difficulty getting around, she has asked us to invite her friends to visit her at the Kellys. The Meigs Museum has extended visiting hours. It will not be open from 1 to3 p.m. on Tuesdays, Fridays, Satundays and Sundays. Do stop by and look at the historical displays on Meigs County. It's never too early to start planning .. . Margaret Ella Lewis was ap. pointed chairman for the Meigs County Garden Club's annual holiday flower show last week and already has t he schedule completed. II will be held Dec. 3 and 4 at the Senior Citizens Center and the theme to be carried out will be "On Christmas Day In the Morning." Eva Robson will assist Mrs. Lewis with the show plans. I • A bridal shower honoring Kim Jones, bride-elect of Kevin Quinn, was held Sunday afternoon at the Riverboat Room In Pomeroy. ijostesses wer Debbie Sebert, Paula Whitt, and Carolyn Smith. Bible School set MIDDLEPORT - Hope Baptist Church, 5'10 Grant Street, Middleport, wiD be hosting a Vacation Bl· ble School, back yand Bible Clubs, and a weekend revival during the week of AugiiSt 8 through August 14. Edgewood Baptist Church of Nl· cholasville, Ky., will be conducting these services using their puppet mlnlstry. VacaUon Bible School will be held from 9 to 11:30 a.m .. Monday through Friday. The back yand Bible Schools will be held from 2 to3: 30p.m. Monday through Thursday at the Middleport City Park, Pomeroy Cliff Apartments and at 11m Lincoln Heights, resi- NowabouttheMeigsCountyFalr • • flower show. It can't be stressed too much that exhibitors do not have to be members of a Meigs County DISPIAY - Julie RIIDe of the Chester troop displays her room Garden Club. The show Is open to decoration fealurlng a ceramic girl scout. anyone who registers In a class before the 4 p.m . deadline Friday at the secretaiy' s office on the fairgrounds . . . While gardeiiclub mem!Prs may Brenda White, daughter of Harris, foreign relations; Frances be more experienced and better at and Mrs. Roy Brunty, reported on Hunnell, education and scholar· actual flower arranging, many · her week at Buckeye Girls State, ship; Doris Smith, legislation: Jangrow beautiful flowers, and Utere Ashland College, at the recent Ice Hankla, emergency services; are many classes for specimens. mee)lng of the American Legion Cheryl Lehew, l!eld services; There Is no entry fee but exhibitors Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, Rhoda Hackett, national security; must purchase a membership Pomeroy. Jenkins and Catherine Dorothy tickets. Miss White was sponsored to Catherine Welsh, Welsh, music; Need more Information? Just Cali Girls State by the Auxiliary. In her Erma Smith, Frances Hunnell, Janet (Mrs. Joe) Bolin, the report, she told of the various activ- Gerrt HamUton . Iva Powell, Lochairman. Ities which included a visit from retta Tiemeyer, Mary Martin, and Gov. Richard Celeste as well as Veda Davis, budget committee; Have a nice week! other d!gnltarles. Over l,nl girls Gerrt Hamilton, poppy chairman from over Ohlo attended. and membership; Mrs. Welsh, Miss. Smith and Mrs. Rought, f!. Mrs. Gerald Rought presided at nance committee; and Mrs. Hamil· the meeting, opening with a readton, Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Hunnell, Ing, "For :Di years Old Glory has nominating committee. Waved." Catherine Welsh ami • Refreshments were served by Swartz, Jason Frecker, Meredith Ellen Rought, delegates to the DeMrs. Rought and Mrs. Hamilton. Felts, Brandon Spaun, and Bill partment of Ohlo Auxiliary conven· Miss Smith won the door prize. Smith. tion In Akron, gave a report. Next meeting will be held Aug. Intermediate: Virginla Dean and Mrs. Rought appointed her com· 23. Elizabeth Murray , teachers; m!ttees for the year. They are It was noted that Mrs. Tiemeyer Jeremy Dean, David Curfman, Erma Sinlth and Mary Martin, bas been appointed by the new Yvette Young, John and Charlie Americanism; Catherine Welsh Eighth District president to serve Martin, Shane and Josh Weekly, and Iva Powell, veterans' affairs; as district junior chairman, and Trevor Harrison, Angle Spaun, and Veda Davis and Janice Hankla, that Mrs. Rought was selected to Shelley Smith. junior activities: Loretta Tieserve on the resolution carnmltiee Junior: MarleneSwartz, teacher, meyer, community service; Peggy for the fall conference. Ralph Carl, assistant; Jody Custer, Melodi Carl, JennHer Reed, Ml· chelle Taylor, Wesley Young, Stephanie Bank>;, Missy Leach, Jen· nifer Taylor, Mandy Russell and Vickie Weekly. Teens: Yvonne Young, teacher, the Rev. and Mrs. Curfman, assistants; Aaron Whaley, Audra Houdashelt,JennHerSwartz,Laura Cobb; Dan Car~ Tbn · Knotts, Dee Dorst, Leigh Leach, and Tina Murray. Bus drivers were RalphandVIrgll Carl. Puppets, the lollypop dragon and Princess Gwendolyn, were presented each day by Paulette Harrison and JodyHarrtson. Refreshments were provided and served by Alpha Balley and Janeth Bea! willi COOkies belngsentbyEva · King and Mary Houdashelt. Legion Auxiliary meets Mi. · MICHAEL H. CHANCEY, M. D. Wishes To Announce the Opening of His Practice For PEDIATRICS . Specializing in Childhood and Adolescent Medicine PINNELL STREET, RIPLEY, WV Efledive August 14, 1983 BY APPOINTMENI' TELEPHONE 372-5000 The Meigs Legion Team and their families were bonored with a dinner recently sponsored by Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, Pomeroy. Forty-four persons attended. During the business session of the meeting members dlscussed parking of cars at the Meigs County Fair. All volunteers are to report when they can work to Leonand Jewell or Paul Case!. Memorial services were held for late comrade, Vernon Weber. Aiel· ter of thanks from the Weber fam. lly was read thanking post members for services at the cemetery. Membership dues are now paya. ble. The next meeting ·will he held on l',fonday, Aug. 15, Instead of Aug. 16, due to the Meigs County Fair. Twenty-two members ol the post attended. Don Hunnell, commander, presided and George Horak served refreshments. was carried out with an umbrella cake being served ith mints, nuts and punch. Doorprtzes wereWolt by Jean Fisher, Joan Andel'!llll, ancJ Teresa Case!. Others attending were Donna Jones, Susan Jones, Mary Wells1 SherrySmith, Barbral.ngan,Grace Jones, Joan Corder, Joan Morris, Cella McCoy, Mae Young, June Vaughan, Velma Rue, Joan Ander· son, Maxine Goegleln, Betty Ohlin· ger, Erin Anderson, Tw!la Childs, Sabra Morrison, and Lois Hawley. SendlngglttswereEvelynLucke, Jennifer Anderson, Ruby Baer, Clarice Krautter, and Mary Webster. RACINE - Dinner will be served ai 7 p.m. Monday when the Twin City Shrine Club meets at the Shriners' buUdlng 1o Racine. POMEROY - The Winding Trali Ganden Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday• at the home of Jackie Brtckles. POMEROY - Meigs Jaycee · meeting, 8 p.m. Monday at Jaycee headquarters, E. Main St., _..:. Pomeroy. ____ The Daily Sentinel POMEROY- Regular meet· ing Chapter 53, Disabled Ameli· can Veterans for Monday evening Is cancelled tn lieu of famJ..Iy picnic to be·held at 6 p.m. at roadside park, Route 33, left side going north from Pomeroy; those attending to take covered dish. (USPS 141-. . ) A Dl\'islon of Multimedia, Inc. Published every afternoon. Monday · rhrough Friday, 111 Courl Street, by the Ohio VAlley Publishing Company - Multimedia , Inc., Pomeroy,Ohlof5769, 992· , 2156. Second class postagE' paid .at Pomeroy, Ohio. . 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MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS l01lde Ohio i~ ~ee~s ................................ $14.04 52 w.................................... $27·30 eeks ................................. $51.48 Outalde Ohio , ~Weeks ., .... ................... ....... . 11~: 21 52 :-eeks ...... ........................... $%9.64 eek! ................................. 156.21 RICHARD F. CELESTE Governor . ,_. . ~ - , . POMEROY "Do You Really Need to Take VItamIns?" w!ll be the program topic of Linda Aikman at a free program Monday night at 7· at the conference room of ' the Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy; public Is lovited. TIJESDAY HARRISONVILLE - Harrt- POMEROY A regular ' meeting of Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans, has been cancelled tn Ueu of a family picnic to be held at 6 p.m . Monday at the roadside park, Route 33, left side going north from Pomeroy. Those attending are to take a covered dish, Chap. ter Adjutant M. L. Kelly announced. Health program POMEROY -Thesecond!na series of free programs, "Do 45701. . Director of Commen:e NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF UN(:LAIMED FUNDS MEIGS COUNI'Y, omo CITY OF CHESIBI - Chang, 1<i Bong 910 Harrison Ave. 42; w:~~U , , nknownlli·-W~Emest,· , n.,, W. Rt.l;Davies,AnneN.,Rt.IBo~ RRI CITY OF LONG BOTIOM - Chambers, JosePh, Unknown; Chambers, Mary, Unknown; Hensley, Robert, Unknown; .kJhnson, Hazel, Unknown. · CITY OF MIDDlEPORT - Bratbl, aiver, 111 S. First Sl.; lhtton, OwenS., 111 S. Fnt Sl.; Fry, Albert W. 231 Mil St· Gilmore, Sandra J 77 Peart St; Hayhurst, T1111, 163 Pea~; Henry, Ha~ 55 S. 3rd Ave."20: Kennedy. Wm. J., 705.Hobart Sl.; lillie, l<inzet V. RR I; Martil, Pau( 1ll0 ,.._ Co. ~. 163; ~nson. Ooraatha, 19211eech St.; Sarson, Ethel, 271 N. lsi Ave. 106; Seat, Paul, 329 N. 3rd Ave.; SbUmn, Charles, A.(Hnaer; · Stumoo, Darryl V. 30 N. Second Sl.; Twin aty Gateway 786 No 3rd Ave' . CITY OF MINERlMU£ - Michael, Samuel W. Route 1 . . CITY OF I'CMROY - Brown, Vqil V., 8oK 352; Bush, ~ 340 S1. Rt. 124; Datine. Alan, 664 N. Sl. Rt. 7 RO 3; Elllin .limes, RO 3· Koenig, l.aJoard H.. RR 3; l8lheit, Wiul6,33707SI.33; .W...... ""' 31'051. Rt 124, RO 4; PliRips, Debbie, 8!0fains fti.;Thomas,W'2ii9M Ave.; Youne. Mae, 2o10 Condor St.; Zweifel, Coorad Un.:,_· Edith, Unltnown. • N """ ' ' CITY OF PORT!.AMl- Janes, Creed, Unlinowrr Picffllt, Ha"*l Rt. 1 CITY OF RACINE - ElVin, Paw E. RR I· ....:. ,..,_r1es W'RO .' CITY Rt.OF I.REEDSVIU£ - Hensley, 'G.. P.O.' '""" "''" Swnmerfield, ., · Shennan, 8oK 107; · A cookout at ther!vercamps!teof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart was given tor the members .of the Faithful :servants of the Racine First Bapttst :Church Thursday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland, Mr. and Rod :Grtmm, Mr. and Mrs. Linley Hart, Henry and Dale Roush, Mrs. Edna :Pickens, Carol Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cozart, Mrs. Oritha Soyder :and grandchldren, Mr. and Mrs. tlob Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald . . In .the country,s service Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Par· rls Island, S. C. During the 11-week training ~Y· cle, he learned the basics of battlefield survival. He was Introduced to the typical dally routine that he will experience during his enlistment and studied the perscnal and professional standands tradlllonally exhibited by Marines. POMEROY - Meigs High girls Interested In playing volley· ball this year meet at high school, 6 P·ll!· Tuesday. HARRISONVILLE - Hanjsonv!Ue OES will meet Tuesday at 7: 30. p.m . at the Masonic Tern· pie. Ritualist work will be exemplified and 40 and 60 year members will be honored. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Mid· dleport Amateur Gandeners will meetatSp.m. Wedoesdayatthe Heatlj United Methodist Church, Middleport. A brief business meeting will be ljeld following a rose ganden tour. The officers will serve refreshments. MIDDLEPORT - There will be an organizational meeting of junior high football Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Middleport Sta· dlum for players and parents. You Really Need to Take V!lam-~' ins?" will be presented by Mrs. Linda Aikman at 7 p:m. Monday In the senior citizens center con· ference room, Multi-Purpose Building, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Mrs. Aikman Is completing work towands her doctorate in COU)ISelllng with an emphasis on nutrition therapy at Ohio Ul)l· verslty. She previously wrote and taught a nutrition class at the university and Is currently employed by the Meigs County Health Department. ~Faithful Servants ·in Racine church picnic· WARRENW. TYLER · ~. Contest, which seeks Interesting and challenging aft. work for possible appearance on a Sprlngbok pm:z.le, manufactured by Hallmark Canis, Inc. Eatry forms for the timed puzzle competitions may he obtained by wrlllog lhe Dairy Bam, P.O. Box 747, AIIJens, Ohlo Happenings DAV picnic set -- - A $'IS donation was made to the Woodland Center, formerly thli Mental Health Center, follOWing a talk by bnnan Hall and Lorain Neusom at a recent rt~e~!ting of the Unitell Methodist Womeh'ofthliRa· cine Church. · The speakers talked about abuse in the home, the work of the crisis line, and things going on at the cen· ter. It was noted that volunteer help along with donations are needed to keep the facWty operating. "Seren· !ty, Health and Domestic Violence" was the program topic. sonvllle OES Will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Ritualist work will be exemplified and 40 and 60 year i members will be honored. . MONDAY: r;::=========::; 8Uli8CIIIPTION RATES . W Calendar Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and Iva Powell, Pometoy, recently attendedtheFreeMethodlstChurch camp meeting and conference held at the Light and Life campgrounds at Mansfield. ' Br Canter or Motor Roule ' FIRE.AND ICE - This puzzling picture Is one of 87 potential jigsaw pt17.7.le designs chosen to IN, exhibited Aug. 13-21 at the Dairy Bam lo Athens during the second annual National Jigsaw Pul:de Champion· ships. Robert Devaney, Box 28, Athens, submitted his "Fire and Ice" lo the Natfonat ·J igsaw Puzzle Design Personals ' I • A blue and wlllte ~color scheme Ohio 45769. minute. The same proCedure may be fol lowed lor Infants a nd children, except that bOth the mouth a nd nose should be covered with your mouth and 2(] breaths per minule should be administered. Call an ambulance or paramedic promptly and Inform medics of the electric shock. If this Is not possible, take the v!cttm to the Veterans Memorial Hospital of Meigs County emergency room. Have someone else drive so that you can continue artificial breathing, dry board or other dry object . Never use anything melalllc or wet. Do not touch the victim untli he Is free from the source of electricity. U the victim Is not breathing, place htm on his back on a firm surface and clear hts mouth and airway of foreign material. Tilt his head back, pinch the nos· trlls together, take a deep breath and place your mouth around the victim's mouth and give four quick breaths. Then blow into his mouth approximately 12 breaths every Donation given to Woodland 1 Legion dinner held At the Senior Citizens Center, there's one project after another, trying to keep the money coming ln. . So on Friday there will be a public chicken and homemade noodle dinner served from 4 to 7 p.m. This wlil be followed with music by the Strtngdusters. Admission for the dancing only Is $1 per person with children under 12 years of age being admitted free of charge. crochet division. As for the qullt classes, ·they are applique, patchwork, painted, embroidered, baby qulits and com. forts . The classes for rugs are crocheted, latch hook; punch hook and loom woven. , For those Into hobbies, that sec. tion has classes for model cars and trucks, pictures of all kinds, cross Stitch Items, handmade (llli-ses, candles, ceramics, macrame, plaster of parls Items, and tole painting. Bridal shower given Miss Jones dence of Dennis and Marte Harris. The weekend revival, with the Rev. Leon Thomas as evaJ18"11sl, will be held Friday llnd Saturday nights at 7 p.m., and conclude on · Sunday morning with Sunday School at 10 a.m., and morning worship at 11 a.m. The public Is Invited to attend ali services. The Rev. James R. Butcherlspastoro!Hope Baptist Church. · Carleton Bible School participants Andrew and Matthew Ruth, children of Brill and Sandy Ruth, missionaries in Korea, will be Ute recipients of a gift of $50 from the children's offerings taken at the Carleton ChurCh Bible School. Mary Felts, Marlene Swartz. and Yvonne Youngweredirectorsofthe school which had an average dally attendance of 42. A highlight of the Friday evening closing program was a rriuslcal presentation by Mary and Melvin Felts, music,dlrectorsfor the school who coondinated the mustc with the theme "In the Famlly of God." The Rev. David Curtman presented Mr. and Mrs. Felts and daughter, Meredith, with a gift of apprec!a· tion. along with certif!cates to all those who assisted In the Bible school. Teachers and students in the various classes were: Kindergarten and nursery: Anita Dean, teacher; Christy Hamburg, Linda Thoma and Judy Martin, assistants; Sara and James Dean, Melanie Duncan, Devin Curtman, Lacy and Davld Banks, Betsy Houdashelt, Amanda Well, Ryan and Mellssa Hamburg, Timmy Peavley, Eric Braham, Jackl.vn men's clothing. There are classes for all kinds of aprons, both fancy and plain, and needlecraft classes for pUlow cases, cushions, tablecloths, t» !holders, afghans, dressed dolls, and wall hangings. · Afghan and sweater classes are In the knitting division, while afgh· ans, bedspreads, vests, cal'f!S. pan· chos, handkerchiefs, dollies, baby sweater sets, ' potholders and wall hangings are Included in the TM Daily .Sentinel-Page- 5 Hart, Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Carolyn Powell, Mrs. Noami Stobart and Jamie, Mrs. Lll Hart, Mrs. Nondus Hendricks, Mrs. Beulah Autherson. Personals Mr. and Ml;s. Jim Sheets of Columbus were weekend guests of Beulah Oehler, Middleport. Michael Buzzard Buzzard Airman Michael R. Buzzand, son of Leon F. and Gloria F. Buzzandof Rural Route 2, Letart, w. Va., has been assigned to Sheppand Air Force Base, Texas, after complet· !ng Air Force basic training . . During the six weeks at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, tl)e airman studied the Air Force mission, or· ganizatlon and· customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who com· plete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree In applied science through the Com· munlty College of the Air Force. The airman wiD now receive specialized lostrucUon tn the civil eng!· neering field . He Is · a graduate ol Wahama . High School, Mason, W. Va. Martha Dudding presided at the meeting with several shut-In calls being reported. It was noted that seven young pecple from the church wiD attend youth camp and the UMW donated money for the camp expenses. A family picnic will be held at the home of Margie and Condon West in August. Refreshments were served by Jackie Wagner and Mar· tha Dudding. Eastern Star meets Sarah Ann Barr Past and present star points were honored at Tuesday night's meet· lng of Pomeroy Chapter 176, Onder of the Eastern Star, at the Masonic Temple. Pam Massie, worthy matron, and Z!ba Midkiff, pro tern worthy patron, presided at Ute meeting with Mrs. Massie giving a reading for each star point and presenting each one with a rose tn the station's color, Past star points recognized were Mabel Goegle!n, Debra Chevalier, VIrginia Salser, Edna Triplet, [)e. bra Drake, Kathryn Windon, Chlorus Gaul and Joan Kautz with all being given a gift by the worthy matron. Caryl Cook took the sunshine col· lection and the altar was draped for a past grand matron, Olive J. Willi· ams. It was announced that the district party wlil be held Sept. 24 and that Roberta Circle will meet on Aug. lB at M!d~eport. Friends' night wiU be observed at the Harrt· sonvllle Temple on Aug. 13. Barr birthday The first birthday of Sarah Ann Barr, daughter of Gary and Joyce Barr. Athens, was observed over the weekend with a famUy party. Celebrating !he occasion with the Barr famUy were the child's mater· nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGee, Athens: paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barr, Reedsville, and paternal great-grandmother, Marte Offutt, Tuppers Plains. Cake ~nd Ice cream were served. McLaughkn birthday Jason tee McLaughlin celebrated his fifth birthday Wednes. da y at the home of hi s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wlll!amson. Rutland. Games were played with prizes going 10 Scott Howells and the honored guest. Refreshments of Dukes of Hazzard cake, Ice cream and fruit drinks were served to those attending including his sister, Denise McLaughllrt, Robbie, Scott and Kacey Howells, Jamie and Stacy Williamson . · Kevin McLaughlin. Bob and Donna Williamson. BUI, Janet and Diana WUI!· amson. his great-grand;,other, Edith W!U!amson, and grandpar· e nts, Carole McLaughlin and Fred and Donoa Williamson, a nd his mother, Debbie McLaughlin . • Sending cards were Mr. and Mrs. Richard WUiiamson and Michael, Dublin, and Mrs. Doris Hoteiling, Alvada. Personals PROMOO'ED - SSp. Larry E. Baker, slalloned Ill Eglin A.F.B., Fla., baa been promoted · to the permaoent grade of Tech· nlcal Sergeant, after six and ..... haU yean~ of service. He wu also preeenled with the honor of NCO (N~ Of· fleer) for the Quariet for Hurlburt F1eld. He Is working toward Bl1 AMoclale Degree tn Business Admlnllltratlon. Baker Is assigned to the tl23rd C.E.S. "Red Horse Combat Engineer UnK" at Hurlburt Fleld, and Is the SOD ·of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker of Reed8vllle. He and his wUe, Pauline, reolde on Enlilo A.F .B. at F1. Walton Beach, F1or1da. • McKnight Marine Pvt. Ricky L. McKnight, son of Donald A. McKnight of 1668 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, has completed recruit training at the When you need $50,000, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley over weekend who came to attend their son Steve's wedding were Mr. and Mrs. ,Jeff Tacke!, ·Groveport; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Townsend, Westervllle; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Redwine and chUdren, Lexington, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scott, Nelsonville. 'Mr. and Mrs. Kenny WUilams and family of Phoenix, Ariz. called on Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley recently. ·. Mrs. Ester Randolph of Vinton and Penny Clark of Middleport spent a few days with Mrs,. Lola Clark recently. · CHAIR SALE SAVE ¥& 50°/o •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 0 KliROEHLER i ROCKER RECLINER :0 0 .RECLINER Reg. 0 As a homeowner, your expenses · come in big bundles. When you need a large loan, you need it now- not two weeks from. now, after a loan committee has met. We give our answers quickly, usually within 24 hours. And, chances are, our answer wlll be "YES" to the money .you need. Call us now. .. ~~!!~ ~ 1 Rec. 1399 : 139.~5 s9g9s $}9990 ! 0 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' ..... . SAVE $200 : COVERED WITH 100% : ANTHON NYON, 1 ONLY WITH CLOTH HERCULON COVER. :• • • • • • • • • • • • • o • • o o • o •. ·····················~ KtiROEHLER SWIVEL ROCKERS : 0 SWIVEl ROCKER Reg. "129.95 = ' ~ $14995 sgggs ~ · • 0 • SAVE: SAVE '50 0 0 '30 CITY OF RIJI1..Wl - Smith, Thomas E. Rt. 2; Warner, Harriet, U.n~ ':':f~Unknown; b/l:t, Medtn, Rt 1, BoK 104. Fannie, 126 E. fal6 St.; ~~!~"t :~ St.; Bums, CITY .UN<Na/t'N - llnriDr, Evt; Qtlf1l, M1ianr F sa.I Clurly.TrMJs: Total 52 Oaims- V11ue $3.361.o5. •• ' .... Loa111 up to $&9,600 ;'"' ~ \ 502 Second St., 446-4113 One Block Weet of Court Houa:e 1/ot,;,;/ RI·C 9:3().5:00 • I' �• Monday, August 8, 1983 .. 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II6toll .... .......... 11· --·-· 17"' "'·"""- """-71C-...eJl__., ~ 2 In Memoriam John Mack Reference Deed Volu rne 255. Page 197 and Volume 257. Page 82 1. Meigs County Deed Records. TRACT 2: Begrnnrng 7 feet 113 feet\ westerlY fro.m the NOVICE mNNERS In the S~ Open Tennis Susan Baker and Jenny BenUey, second place so uthvves t corner of Lot No . 45' Tournament were, left to right, Judy WIDlwns and winners. rn the Vrllage ot Pomeorv. I..vnn Crow, list place winners, Joe Clark, sponsor; Me1gs County. Ohro (sa•d begrnnrng po rnt berng th e southwest corner ot Subdrvr· s1on 1 of l ot 44): thence alo ng Condor Street westerly 40 feet and to the Southeast corner of Subdrvrs1on 3 ot sard l ot 44 . thence back at the wrd!h of 40 feet by lrne· parallel to the lin e between Lots 44 and 45 . 1Od feet. and berng known as Subd•vrs ron 2 of sard Lot No 44. and th e sarne property conveyed by V. B. Horton to School Drs1rrct No. 4 by deed dated Oct. 15. 1850, and recorded rn Deed Book 15. of the Deed Records of Metgs Co unty. Ohro. at page .374 and is by Anna Weber to MartrnWolfe by deed dated Sept. 24. 189 1, recorded rn Book 73. sard deed reco rds a t Mergs County, Ohr o, Horizon? at Page 62 . and whrch sard property was conveyed by A. 0 . Tr acv. Sher1ff of Mergs County. Ohro. to The Fa rmers Bank and Savmgs Company, by deed dated Aug 15. 193 2. and record€d rn Book 136 . at Page '' you forever, Homer. 539 of the Deed Records of ' ' Mergs County. Ohro Pamela L Mohler Goodwin ' \ Refer ence Deed : Volume Ll!.l L Goodwin Hall 247 . Page 537 an d Volu me Baker, Mlddleport, were the liOOOnd place winners. WINNER OF MEN'S DOUBLES - Mike Barrett, Gnmdsons: 257. Page 27 1. Deed Reco rds 1111d Olff Browntng, Pl. Pleasant were the ft1'!lt place Pictured, 1-r, Barrett, Browntng, Jolm Bentley, of Me.gs Couniv. Ohro. Joe, Tim & Wil Hall APPRAISED AT $2.666 00 wlmers In the men's doobles In the Syacuse Open toumwnent director, Sayre and Baker. TERM S OF SALE · CAS H Tennts Tournament and Mike Sayre 1111d Shawn Cannot be sold for less than Public rwo -thrrds the apprarsed value James J Proff1tt Shenff of of begrnnrn g. co ntarnrr-1 3.05 Mergs CountY. Oh10 ac res. e>eceptmg all legal rrghlsof-way (8 1 1. 8. 15. 3tc EXCEPTING an d RESERV ING unto forme r gra nmrs. all mrner als under the abbve-descnbed Public Notice real eslale. as descrrbed rn Volume 201 . Page 451. Mergs PUBUC NOTICE Brds wrll be recerved by the County Deed Records PARCEL NO. 2 ' Vrltage of Pomerov. Mergs Berng rn Chester Townsh rp County. at th e offrce of the Seqron 12. Town 3. A a n ~e 12 Mayor . 320 East Mam Slreet. untrl 12 noon. August 1 5th . of the Oh10 Company's Pur19B3 for th e fo ll ow1n g chase. iurtM er desc rrbed as lottows,. Begrnnrng rn tM east mate rrals 1, 700 tons more or less ol- line of th e Southwes t .onea.sphaltrc concrete rn place and fo urt h ot sard Sect10J1 12 at a pornt where th e centerline of rolled Streets berng consrdered for Townshrp Road rntersects sa1d resurfacrng are avar table at the east line. thence rna southwesterly dr rect ron followrng the Mayor's Otlrce The 11rllage reserves th e ngh t centerline of sard Townsh1 p Roa'd 6 1 to a po1nt wh ere the to re1ec1 any and all brds centerline of Townshrp RoaO Clarence And revvs 61 rn tersects the center line of Mayor Township Road 113; thence 1n Vr!lag e at a southeasterly dr rec110n followPomeroy rng the centerline of Townshrp Road 1 13, to the rntersection of 1 811 . 8. 2t c Anders<Jn. Pictured are, 1-r, John Benlley, Joy • • MIXED DOUBLES WINNERS In the Syracuse rt w1th lhe east li ne of sa rd" BenUey, Don Hendricks, repwutb1g the Syracuse - --:::--:-:-:--.,.,,-,.--- - 1sout hwest 1/4 of Sec t1 0nr 12. •· Open Tennis Toumament were John Md Joy BenUey, Public Notice th ence north along the east lrne Racquet Club, lleclcy Anderson Md Shawn Baker. 'symcuse who defeated Shawn Baker Md Becky of southw est I I 4 of sard Sectron 12 to the place of NOncE OF begrnnrng. comar nrng rwenty SALE ac res. more or less By wtue of an Order of Sale EXCEPT one-hall of orl and rssued out of the Common gas as reserved by Cecrl R. Pleas Court of ·Metg$ Cou nty, Ktmes. at at and Ear l W K•mes . place honors and Susan Baker and "Joy Bentley of Syacuse merged as mens' singles championship. Oh ro. rn tb e case of The Aacrne et al. whrch exceptron rs Jenny Bentley took serond place. In the mens' doublesMikeBarrelt womens' singles champion and Home Natrona! Bank. Racrne. specr frc ally set forth tn the Forty-four persons participated Oh ro, Plamtrll, agarnst James records of the Mergs County Olive Crow of Ravenswood the and Cliff Browning, both of Pt. M. Saunders. et al .. Defendant s Recorder's Off1ce in the second annual event which inens' singles champion in the Pleasant, defeated Shawn Baker upon a tudg men t therern ren~ 1-=-:--:-:-:--:-:---:--:-:-was sponsored for the second time dered. second annual Sy.racuse Open and Mike Sayre, both of Middleport, berng Case No 83-CV- 64 M' M h d' by Clark's Jewelry. Rick Crow and Tennis Tournament sponsorm by 4-6,64 and 7-6. 113 rn sa1d Court. I wr ll offer for I·-;:::=:':":C:.=:e:r:C=I="=':Ie::, John Bentley, tournament direCtors S{lle. at the fr ont ·door o f the In the mlxeddoublesJohnandJoy Clark's Jewelry of Pomeroy. Court House rn Po meroy, Mergs extended thanks to George Holman Bentley defeated Laura Chap- Bentley, .Syracuse, defeated Shawn County, OhrQ. on the 3rd day of a'hd Joe Clark who helped make the September. 1983. at 10 ·15 man of Ravenswood 6-1, 6-2 to Baker and Becky Anderson, Neaseo'clock. A.M.. the followrng tournament a success. settlement, 6-2,6-2. become champion. laAds and tenemen1 s. tO-Wit In the novice d!V!s!on Judy Teams played at Syracuse, Mid. Crow defeated CUff Browning of PARCEL NO. 1 : 5 Cu. Ft. ... 1235.95 dleport, Mason arid New Haven. Srtuated tn the County of Pt. Pleasant, 6-1, 6-2 to Jake the Williams and Ly.nn Crow took first 8 Cu. Ft. ... 1285.95 Mergs. State of Ohro an d MEMORIES Life eternal Love immortal Death only a horizon The limit of our sight Loving thoughts of - " J ....;.....,.... - ... -c""''"' :: :::.:::: ::: ~·,:;"_'... l11 ~~ ~=- ~- ....-1' :~:=:- IJ· ~·c;.o•ehlll I•·Eiooo: oO.,o'. AM·-"'""' lf>C..... iiH...... 1 r -a. ..,. CHEST MODELS ·-===~~;iT,~~~;===~-:::::~~;;;;;=ifo~;==~r-:::=i;;.:T.;~r.;~;::::= Chester andand 1n Public Notice Public Notice Sectron rpNo.of18. bounded 1":=:;;:;~::;:;:===~ TownsM ,. Public Notice Fron-t Street. Room 710. Co- PUBUC NOTICE The Me1gs County Counc11 On Ag1ng. Inc wh1ch 1s a pnvate non-profrt corporation tntends 10 submrt .an appliC8 tron lor a ·capr tal grant under th e provrston of Sectr on 16(bl (2) of the Urban Mass Transporta!IOn Act of 1964. as amended . to provrde ~ranspor tarton servrce for the elderly and/or handrcapped wrthr n Me rgs County The grant applr cauon wrll reQLIF!St one standard 14 passenger van 11 . IS 0101eC ted that 70 'ld uplr catedl elderly and hand rcapped persons wrll use the ·· sevrce 5 days pe r week lor varrous actrv1trPS mc lud rn ~ tra"spo natrOI) to medrcal tacrlr tres. sacral serv1ce an d governmental agencres. an d shOppr ng centers The Me rgs County Council on Agrng. Inc rnvrtes comments and / or prooosal9 ho m allrnterested puhlic prrvn te dnd par atransrt operators rnclu drng taxr operators for the provrdmg of transpollatr or; serv rce tor t M~> etdefly and/or Mahdrcapped Wlthrn our serv1Ce area Operators who are rnterested rn offerr(1g proposals to prov1de servrce should con t<J ct Eleanor Th omas El(ecu 11ve Director. Mergs County Councrl on 'Ag rng. Inc . at Bo~e 72 2. Mulberry Herghts. Pomeroy.Ohi O 45 769 to obta1n fu ll detarts of the type of transportat ron servrce that rs needed prror to prepanng a proposal 't Wrr tten comments and /or proposals ,must be subm1t1ed wrt)'lrn 30 days to the agency at the above address w1th a co py to the Ohro Departmen t of Transportat ron. Bureau of PubIre Transporta rron. 25 South '\ lumbus. Oh10 7 3216 -0899 Att fln tr on Tr ans1 t Resou rce Manaoer (71 26. (8) 2. 2tc Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY First Family Mortg~e Corporatkm of Florida Plointiff vs Jimmy R. Lee. Sr., and Sharon K. I..M Defendants CASE NO. 83-CV-143 Bv vr nue of an Order of Sale rssued out of th e Common Pleas Court of Me1gs County rn the above styled case. upon· jUdgment therern rende red. bern g case No 83 -CV-143, I w1 ll e~<pose for sale at publrc auc tron at the front door of th e Court House rn Pomeroy, Mergs CountY. Ohro, on t he 3rd day of September' 1983. at 10·30 o'clock A.M.. the lollowrng lands and tenements. to-w1 t: Srtumed 1n the Vrllage of Pomerov. County of Mergs and State at Ohro. to-~• t · Berng rn 160 acre Lot No. 1224 ,Town2. Range 13.olt he Ohro Company's Purchase and more oanrcular!y desCnbed as follows Begrnnrn g at the Non hwes· terly or most nbnhe rl y corner of Lot No 99 ot the C W Dabney Addri!On to sard Vrllage as recorded rn Plat Book No. 2, Pages 15 and 16 6lthe records of sa1d County, thence 1unnrng North 2 1 degrees 00 mrnut es East 226 90 feet to a porm : then ce North 69 degrees 00 mrnut es Wes t 174 86 teet to a por n!. thence South 28 degrees 14 mrnutes West passrng through a 12 rnch drameter tree at 60 69 feet. <J total drstance of 186 91 feet to a pornt rn the center of an aspha lt dnveway. thence along the cent er of sard drrvfl\Nay on a curve of an aspnal! drrveway: th ence along the center of sa rd drrveway on a curve to the rrght havrng a radrus of 45 .90 feet an arc drstance pf 73.73 feet (chord bear s South 35 degrees 00 mrnutes East 66 06 fee t): thence South 01 degree 41 mrnutes 30 seconds East 29 77 teet to a porn! at the northerly end of East Street: thence Nort h 69 degrees 00 mmutes Wes t 207 85 feet to a pornt: thence Nort h 20 de(:Jrees 4 5 mrnutes East 137 00 fee t. thence Nort h 78 degrees 00 mrnutes West 140.00 feet: thence North 66 degrees 00 mr nutes Wes t 217 00 feet: thence North 02 degrees 27 mrnutes West 184 .23 teet: th ence South 74 degrees 23 mmutes East 604.00 feet. thence South 84 degrees 36 mr nutes 30 secon ds East 301 .16 feet: thence SoutM 11 degrees 30 mrnutes West 125 00 feet: thence south 32 degrees 30 mrnutes East 70 54 feet: thence South 32 degrees 30 mrnutes West 250.00 feet to a pornt at the Northeast corner of Lot No. 93 of satd Dabney Addttton: thence North 69 degrees 00 mmutes West 150 00 feet to the place of begr nntng. contamrng 5.022 acres, more or tess: and berng a part of the premrs es conveyed to Wtlham L Kmttel arid Linda ' Public Notice Kn rttcl by deed recorded rn Volume 246. Page 773 of the Deed Recm ds of sard County. Thrs descr1ptron prepared by Jerry Lee Gamble. Regrstered Surveyor No 5 737 on February 9. 1982 Property apprarsed at 534 .666 00 and cannot be sold tor less th an two· thrrds of the apprarsed prrce JAMES L PROFFITI SHERIFF OF .MEIGS COU NlY 181 1. 8. 15. 3tc Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE · By w tu e of an Order of Sale 1ssued out of the Common Pleas Court of Mergs County. Oh ro. •n the case of Th e Farmers Ban k and Savrngs Company, Pomero y. Ohio . plarntrlf. agarnst Mrlton Bartram. et al .. defendants. upo n a judgment t_herer n rendered, berng Case No 18.3 57 rn sard Court. I will offer for sa le, at the front door of the Courthouse rn Pomeory, Me1gs County. Ohro. on the 3rd day of September. 1983. ot 10 00 AM.. 1h e fo llowrng lands and tenements. located at 210 Condor Street and 2 12 Condor Street. Pomeroy. Oh•o. respec trvely: Srtuated rn the Vrllage of Pomeroy, County li>f Mergs and State of Ohro . to -wrt TRACT 1: Be1ng part allot 44 m ,the C1ty of Pomeroy and descnbed as follows : 39 teet 4 rn ches tn front of 100 feet d&ep lying between George Ulrich's lot on one srde and the sc hool lot on the other stde. deeded by V. B. Horton . Trustee lor Cha rles P. Po meroy to said descnbed as tallows Begrnnrng rn the Center of Road No T-113. Where the west ltne of Clarent C. Wolf's 20-acre tract of land (descrrbed rn Deed Book 201 . Page 451 . Mergs County Deed Reco rds) rntersects the center of sard road. thence south 414 .3 feet along sard lrne: th ence south 78 degrees 50' east 303 5 feet to the west hne of the · Ch ur ch lot: thence north 31 deg . 30' east 250.4 feet· alo ng sard lme rn th e cent er of Roao No. T- 1 13, thence north 58 deg. 50· west 499 5 teet alon g the center of sa1d road to the place 15 Cu. Ft. ... '355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... '418.95 2S Cu. Ft. ... i472.95 SPECIAL 15 Cu. Ft. ... '325.95 POMEROY LANDMARK 614-992-2181 RUTLAND FI!RNITURE CO S CAHPll SHOP l cllli• ,j >, lr 1l1ttl ill ~~ U'IJ,'rl:)lt f I' 1)! Ill CARPET $1295 Good Selection Of STAR~NG AT INSTALLED WITH .PAD Good Selection Of GRASS CARPET GOLD SEAL CONGOI.EUM Cosh& Cony RUBBER-BAa< TWEED $3 99 t CASH • & CARRY IOU ONLY IN BROWN l01 -- ..... lo...t 1111> ,.,,.._, aSI h "" &1<1 "'-J~t>~oll•o .. ll !l!o -~~ h .... .... ..... Hl ..__ I 1 ,JJ ......... . Installed And ---~----------..,n Oooo<I••"'•ROIH.. u,. •• •, ........ "''_........... u~""''-"' ,._.,." 11.;..- . ., Upl•··- .. TlwnM¥• ~••- · --4-~ 5300 14011 l/00 RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radioton and hell· ter cor1111. We can oleo add boll and rod out radiators. We also repair G• Tanks. PAT HILL FORD .• Bob Camptell & t Rose RACINE,OH. Ise,_..fS I MERCHANt CATALOG Middleport, Ohio 1-13-lfc Arbaugh's Archery & Hunting Supply !UPPERS PlAINS, OH. 'Bows & Accessories 'Guns &Ammo. 'Live Bail, Fishing Tackle ' 'Hunting & Fishing License 'Dog Supplies Hrs. : Weekdays 10-6 Sat. & Sun. 10-8 'Closed Tues. & Wod. PH. 992-2178 8·1-1- mo NEW CUSTOM BULDING •MODULAR HOMES •PRE-CUT HOMES *REMODEUNG HOMES *POOLS LEONARD F. ERWIN CONTRACTOR 366 29th St .. Rt. Pom.eroy 986-3366 . • ULTRA CLEAN ~ CARPENTER SERVICE -Addanoand......dol. . --ngandguno.....t. ~IWJWIII wodl: olodlkal-'< j F,.. i!ltlmates) Pomeroy, Ohle 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER ARROW FLASHING SIGNS FOR SALE OR RENT 6" & B" Replacement LetterS C.rpeted, bathroom with showtr, ps or elect. rolria,, lum~ee, & lot. Wiler hater, 11np, sink, eloet., or ·battery lights, sleeps 6. excellenl condition. ll -26-rlt JOHN'S AUTO SALES We sell quality used ctrs. 1-614-1-!6-4782 NEW USTING-$5.000down and take over payments. large 10 room home and woodworking shop. Must qualify. NEW LISTING - 20 acres ol nice laying land w~h small stream near Rutland for $17,000. lAND- SOuthern schcxi< TP water. Septic tank and some trees. IIIIODLEPilRT -Good lor reli· ree. Near stores, 3 bedrooms, Ill baths. from porch, carpet. in& garage and level lol Will laik. OUT OF FLOOD - Middleport remodeled home. New bath, nice wood cabinets in the kitchen, furnace. garden and young lruit $27,000. · 6 rm. RANCH - Near Rutland, 6 rms., all carpetin& all elec., 3 BR home, lull basement. carport and 2 acres. Only $45,000. COUNTRY - Southern schools. Fresh air. 7 ~ old. 4 BR, balf!, carpetin& basement, stove. refligerm, micn>-wave, dishwasher and more. Ow.- 2 acres. IIIDDLEPORT' ~ Bnck home new ltitchen, bath, fumac~ carpeting and porches. Wafk to school and stores. OUT - Live in the country. 7 rms., carpetin& 2 porches and 2~ acres with bam. Mavin& to florida. Asking $30,000. 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' lnsulatd Dot Houses P&S lllci BUILDINGS ... Oh. · ,1. Ph:&l4-M3-~!~f , .. Real Estate General THE i TROPHY · KING OAK FURNITURE .• Tables · •Buffet, etc. Manufictiirers POMEROY,O. I NEW LISTING - HARRISOII· VI L1E - Approx. 6 acres of fenced cleared ground and a cute 2 bedroom home wrth an equipped krtchen. Several outbuildings lor chickens, rows, et~. • pond and a big garden area. $.26,900.00. PLAQUES 8-Hmo. pd. H. L. • Writesel All types of roof wwll, new •or repair. .auttm and downspouts, Pte! clelnin& llld paintina. sllir\lt . dooiS and windows. · f All Work Gu111nttad ".Free Esti1111tes" Call: 949-2263" or ~9-30911,,.,, COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Smalllsl Heater Ccn to lhe Llrpst Rdt- tor. R1di1tor Speei1lisl NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. hptritnce IIIIDDLEPilRT - PATRICK & EUGENE JOHNSON Equipped krtchen, 3 bed· rooms, Ill bat~s and a storage budding Nice lev~ lot on a good street $24,900.00. PRICE REDUCED - 1110· DlEPilRT - Fantastic blth, huge living room, lorrnal diring room, lour bedrooms, fullt.. ment garage and a nice front porch. ReduC«! to $45,00000 RUTlAND- A home with ev· erythin~ Beauti!ul ranch holne with an outstanding · room com~ete with bar replace. 3 bedrooms, separate utility. Large . car carport with storaae on large lot. $49,900.00. REALTORS HOOI} E. Cl._ Jr. GRI 992-6191 Jean Truuetl 94t-2160 Dottie Turner .992-5692 Jo Hill 985-4466 Office 992-2259 A . "I ROOFING SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. A 14x65 No Sunday Call• 3-U-tfc Pomeroy, Oh. Ph. 992-2174 CARPENTRY SERVICE Romodell111 & Now Homos "FREE ESTIMATES" PHdNE: 992-7816 7-27 -1 mo. pd . BOGGS U.S. Rr. 50 EAST GUmiLU:, OHIO Aulllorizld John Deer, ,.. llolllntl, Buill Hoc F1rm Equlp•nt O.lar Farm lqulpment Parh & Service ,.... ,, •Lowest Rates Around •friendly Servie •Waehere •Diahwathera Rangel •AetriSJI'rltort •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE PUPPIES. Beech Hill . WV. Look for aign In yard . TWO female hounda , II montha old , 304-1!171!1 21543. Black & white pupplee . Need good home. 3177743 . Lost and Found fhward If found If ell plcturea and lndentificatlon • ,.. there. Call446·1221 . FOUND: M4Ktlum aize dog. Looka like htl_Hu1ky In lt. Male. No collar. Ar8a of Saliabury achool or could have followed to Rutland. Call 742-2211 or evening• 992-5320. LOST: Chatter area. 1 mele Cocker white & blonM. 1Spenlel, male Chine .. Pug, , tan . Reword . Coil Rolph Porlcor 614·986-4207. 4-5-lfc ' Michigan Sale clothea 'h price, Aug 8-12 . Ml.c. mab offer . SO Nell Ave ., 11 1 0_ 11 •_·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _G_•_ ,;.P_ 1Yard Sale atortlng Au• . 8 • ending Aug . 13. men a . womena. girl a abe s•e. boya alze 2•3 clothing . Cur1aina. bedapruda, toya, knick knacka. tuurnltura, coffea pota, halrdryer. plant llanda, 3 _..t & 10 opeod bicycle , rolotlllera, chain ..wa, many morwrltema vary reaaonable prlcea . 3 mllea out 771 turn on Taylor Road. 3rd . houae on left . W1tch for algna. S11r1lng Aug. 8th, 9 Ill 1 Ttnu. TVs, clothea. toya. booka , misc .• SR 218. .Merc..-vllle, 8t Vicinity ----- -;---- ----- ....... --.·-- .. . Gange aale, 3 families . Monday & Tue1d1y. Augutt 8 • 1. 2 mllu out on Flatwooda Rd, 9 till 4. Rain Or ahine. 1---.,..--'--:---:-::-- In Bredbury. Augult tO and 11 , Rain or ahine. Lot a of l-lto_m_•·------,-Nency Neutzllng r11 kience, 5 SyracuH, . Oh. Carleton t. naxt to achool. l - -- - - - - - - - ...... 'P't.Piiiiiiiiiii-ii' .... 8t Vicinity YARO solo. Monday, 20! Chutnut StrHt, Henderaon. Women•• good childr•r:'• echOol clothea, houaehold itema. t-:;~~:=;:::;~::::::;:::::1~~::~::=.====~ 11 Help Wanted 12 Situations Wanted Roger Hysell GARAGE 1----------- G&W Plastics and Supply MINE RUN STRIP ... .. CHARLES SAYRE AND SON SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY 1---------- & Siding Co. 742-2328 ' 4-fl -tfc M.L ·CONTRACTING • REClAMATION •Excavating •Ponds •s.ptic Tanks •Hauling . 949-2293 Racine, OH. ll·l ·tk . .... •1e.ooo. OHIO VALLEY ROOFING MILLER . ELECTRIC SERVICE AND HOllE IIAIIITBIAIICE "IIOiiOI cflll IJptl · Raldontloll Commorclal "Gotten I Downo_poot1 'Storm Wlndow1 I Door& n£! ESTIIATES 20 Yars !xptriofiCI WOIIK GUAIAN,_ TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 or B49· 2180 •r.· TERESA'S EUGENE LONG SALES & SERVICE KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE -·.... AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE 2-2&-tkc (Formarly Employed by Lae Construction) "CUT OUT · FOR fUTURE USE" Middleport $3()00 2506 G11nd Cent11l Ave. Vltnna, W. Va. ON SHADE RIVER -9.98% fi. nancing for first time ~ available with 10% down, $.219 monthly, 30 years, on th~ 3 bedroorp remod~ed home in coun!1y, wrth acmage. Nice panelin& new ltitchen & bath. At this rate, you need to see this one. Only $27,600.00. Buddy mobile home which " underpmned and has a patio. Call for frH sidin&IS· tlmates. 949-2801 or 949-2860. 8t Vicinity 5 klttono. 614· 992-5996 . COAL WOOD WORLD ENGRAVING 992·2259 PULLINS EXCAVATING & Chairs •Comer Cupboards • Trophy 608 E . Mail'l NEW USllNG - CHESHIRE - I ~ lots ol nice laying land. Room for a garden. Plus a 3 bedroom home wrth dining room, and a 2 car garage. Owner will fi nance wrth $4,000 down and 12% interest fll 20 years wrth payments of $176.18. $20,000.00. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garaaes" .......Pomeriiv ......... SERVICE I0-6-1fe &-16·1 m~ . District - On th~ 191 acre farm, 3 bedroom house, lull ba· semen( 2 barns. other outbuildings. No minerals. Reduced to $55.000.00. BISSELL S1DING CO. .......Gaiiipoliii ........ Experienced worker tor Dairy farm job, Give reteren- Room, board and care for an cea, experience. Write BoK elderly peraon in my home . 1000 In care of 'G allipoll• Reasonable. Call 992 B Public Sale Dally Tribune. 825 3rd . 8022. & Auction Ave., Gallipollo, Oh 411831. 1-------,--New Homes - Extensive WIII care tor elderly In our POSinON AVAILABLE ihe home. Trained and Expe· Remodellna. St. Rt. 124, Po111110y, OH. Auction every Tueaday Area Agency on Aging Ia rlanced . L.P.N. care given . · •I nsu11nce Work night, Krodel Park Club now seeking applicant• for 992-7314. oCustom Pole Bides. Houae, Pt . Pleaunt WV . the poaitlon of Planner . & Gar~aes Auct . Lonnie Neal, Call Agency Ia responelble for •Roolinc Work 114-387-7101 . planning, development end oAUninun & VInyl Sldinas coordination of aervlt:aa tor 13 I naurance Rick Pearaon Auctioneer older adultt in the rural t 5 Yfars Experience Alsa Tronsmisslon Sarvice . Estate, Farm, southern Ohio countlee of GREG ROUSH PH. 992-5682 Antique • liquidation aalea. Adame, Brown. Gallla, PH. 992-7583 Ucenad • bonded In Ohio Highland. Jackaon. Law- SANDY AND BEAVER or 992·7121 · or 992-2282 3- 24 .!fe ' • WVa. 304-773-&785 or rence. Pike, Roaa, Scioto lnaurance Co. haa offered 11 ·11-lfc for tire ln•urance ~----___,-,..:..:.:.::..J. 304-773-9t811 . and Vinton. ResponalbUitlea aervlce• Include: supervlalon of coverage In 01llla County Auction every Fri. night at planning dlvlalon, develop- tor almoat a cent..-y. Farm, the Hanford Community mant of Area Plan tor the home and personal propeny Center, Truckload• of new utilization of Older Amlrl· coverages are 1vallable to merch•ndl .. every week , cana Act Fund, eveluatktn of meet Individual needa. Conaigment• of new and funded program. aaallt locel Contect Kall Burluon. AND uaed merchendlte alway• communities In the develop- ogtnt . Phone 448·2921. welcome. Richtlrd Reynolda ment 1nd Implementation of Are you p8yln'g to much for Auctioneer. 276-3069. coordinated aocialaervlcea your ho•pllal·hulth lnauto older adults through ,Title •water Pipe rance. Call Carroll XX and other resourcea, to Chester, Ohio Snowden, 448-4290, 9 Wanted To Buv eel u director In the 'Gas Pipe Ph. 986·4289 abaence ·o f the director. If No Answtr. Clll· 915-4382 'Regulators Wa pay caah for late model Matters degree In gerontol- 18 'Wanted to Do Dewayne Willlama ogy, public ~mlnltrltlon or clef1n Uled c1r1. •fittings • Scott• Smith rel1ted field preferred but Jim Mink Chev.·Oida Inc. All Makes and Models not required. Minimum Phone: .BHI Gene John10n Antenna Installation General Hauling end Traah quallflc~tiona Include: B.A. 446.3872 Residence: . 985-3837 House Calls and Shop degree and three years of removel Service. Reliable Warehouse: 985-3509 Serviu Available Wented to buy uaad coal It progreuively r••r,onalble and dependable. Call 448· B_.·l mo. pd. 7-15-1 IIOd. wood heaters .. Sw•ln Furni- eKparlence In ag ng pro- 3169 between 9 1nd 5. ture, 448 - 3111, 3rd. a. grama end-or aoclal aarvlce edmlnlatratlon. Knowledge Lawn Mowing no yard to big Olivo St .. Galllpollo, Oh. and experience with older or email. Mailable and Standing timber, any aduh programe and funding depandable . For eatlmate . aouretra. Ability to analyze coll448-31 119, 9 to 5. amount. Cell 614·388- '" nelda. reHerch and develop 9906. propotalt for aoclal aervJcea TV Repelr Service. House to the elderly. Travel cella. mott model a. uaed end Went to buy 4ft .. buah hog, -Dozen required, Starting aa~ry repaired aeta. R.. aonably Coli 448-1 142. -Backhoe• t14.000-t18.000. Excos-· qrlcod. Coii614·2116· 8Z1 8 . -Dump Trucks BEDS-IRON, BRASS, old tiona! fringe ben8flta. Office -lo·Boy furniture, gold, tllver located In Rio Q,.nde~ Oh . Unemployed, dealre to -Trencher dollart , wood Ice boxea, Send reaume to Ar•a deliver whole Ireta, you aaw -Water atone jara, antiques. etc .• Agency on Aging Oittrlct 7, ••••on, aave thla aummer. Coll6t4-3BB-B246, 7to10 Complete ho!Jaeholda . Inc ., P . O . Box 978, Rio -Sewer ATON PM. Grande College. Rio Wrlto: M.O. Miller. Rt. 4. -Gao Lines G11nde. Ohio 45674. no Pomaroy, Oh. Or 992:-Septic Sys1emo lat• than Auguat 21, 1983. TWO women looking for 7780. PH. 992-2280 LARGE OR SMALL JOS An affirmative Action- Equal cleaning joba tftar 6 tor compeniea. atorea, etc. Cell PH. 992-2478 2-2] -tk. Wanted to buy. New, uud • Opportunity Employer. 7-IS·I mo. pd. 304-675-3087. antique furntture. Will buy 1 .1-.:_:.___:__..:.__:___ pleca or complete houn- Teacher (Spring Valley Area) ' holda. A1ao complete Auctl- needt re1ponalble Jn home ......-····" ... ... .. .. oneering 11n~lce . Call Oaby btbyaltter for 1 year old . A. Manln 814-992-6370. Roltroncto . Coll446·9330. 1 Card of Thanks Kitchen C.bi ..ts - Roof· 21 Business lnJ - Sldlq - Concrete· Buying dally gold. allver Babytltter wanted In my Opportunity colnt, ringa. jewelry, home. Five Polnta area. P1tlos - Sld-lks aterllng were, old-.colna, Mutt have nte.rencet . Now Construction - Re- ' I want to thank my relalarge currency. T.op priC'ea. 614-992-6810. modellnJ - Custom Pole I NOTICE I tlvea and frlanda · tor the Ed. Burkett Barber Shop. B1rns. vlalta. ca~a. glfta, flowers, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, oh. THE Weat Virginia Army THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· National Guerd Ia ktoklng tor LISHING CO. recommanda telephone calla and the 1514·992-3478. people to fill ita ranka. It you that you do bualne11 with Round Robin card from people you know. end NOT Cht~ter M.E. S.S. Cla11 I Wanted to buy: broken are 1 high achool Hnlor or received while a pettent •t · elr-condltlonera. 614-992- graduate and have no prior to eend money through the aervice In the mllltery, tht mall until you have lnveatlSt. Joaeph Hoapltal. Many 8810 . RQOiifW thanks to each and 1 - - - - - - - - - - Wtlt Vlrginl• Army Nawett gated the offering . R01te I Guard may be the IIVIIryona. Now Open Pt. Pleaaant Vtlonal piece for you I Earn good Own • operate candy, lone Bottom, OH. 45743 Gladya Rlgga. · Recyolln_g. Paying top dollar 985-4193 or 992-3067 tor 1crep metala, bra11. pey, good benlflta, job confection vending route In 12-20-ttc betterlea . Call 876 - · training end educetlonel Pomeroy and turrounding 1084.Rt . 36 Henderson, eallttance for only 1 wH· area . Pleeaant butlneu . 3 Announcement• kend t month and 15 daya High profit Items . Start wv. etch aummer. For more pert~tlme. Agt, experience WANTED. lo buy, canvea or Inform ttl on call Sargent not lmportent. Require• SWEEPER and aewlng herd top that will lit 69 CJ6 Lutton ot 304-6711-3860 or t221&. to f41190. capitol. mechlne repair, parta, and Jeep. phone 304·876 · coli toll free 1-800-3618. Write, Include phone tuppllea. Pick up and 40B2. number. Box 411, Owadelivery, Davia Vacuum WANTED In tho Chorltaton tonna, Mn. 11080, Cleaner, ont halt mile up 8 HP Briggs • Stretton aret, lady to live In I dtlya a wttk, 1nd cere tor femala For Ieete, Auto SerYice George• Creek Rd. Cell onglno, 304-6711-4681. etroke patient. Salary Cent•. Meson, WV. 3 bayt, 448-0284. ntgollablt. 304-7117-9013 2 hollfa. e~~:cellent location, . . . or 304· 776-5980. succeaatul bualnne tor over "' ,. __ ,_ . Widower In elxttea and going 30 ylara. •nllable efter ttrong wanta to find a non IMMEDIATE opening Dlrea· Aua . I. 1883. Call altar 8 amoklng healthy women tor of Nurtlng lervlaea. p.m .. 1-304-6711-2982. who drtvM and haa at IUrtt Nur1lng Care Unit. A 100 ti.OOO. yeer retirement bed tkllled nuralng facility Income to go with my reaponalbll to Director of 22 Money to Loan DDED I-IIIAI1M1ml pret8nt yeer . Nur1lng Servlcea. Pleettnl PHOIIE Jill CLIFFORD Muat be over 10 1nd llk8 Scenic Hila .Nurslng Center Valley Hoapttal • Nursing 992-7201 J.1·1k Ia now hiring ttaff R N'1 • outdoor llfa and trevll. Send Cllrt Untt. Minimum re· all Information tim. Reply to LPN's application• can be qulnmanu: Rlgittered HOME LOANS Low flud P.O. Bo• 243 Alony , Oh. obtained at Scenic Hlllt NurNin WV, 2 yMra nuralng rate. Le•der Mortgage, 77 E. Stott. Athtno, Ohlo. 1-814· Nuralng Canter, Monday 411710. th"' Friday, BAM to 4PM . management experience In 119:Z-30111. long term can taclllly. · LETART MACHINE SHOP Coll448-7160. bachlore degrH In nursing and angina repair. Mervin pretered. Contact Director Floworo-304·89&·3351, NHdtd lmmtdlottly. Lady of Pertonnll, Pleasant 23 Profeaalonal Servlcea Cha~o• Thomu-8111-3622. to Uveln and cere tor elderly Valley Hoepltal, Valley Jim Youne-304-812·3333. lldy for room. boerd. end Drlv.e. Pt. Pfeaunt. WV omol lflory. Call446-31 18 261150. Phone 304·8711· or 614·2116· 1867. C.L Bookllttplng For aU . your wiring. ; 4340, Equal Opportunity 4 Giveaway Broad range of bookkealng Employer. neada; fumacea reWorkahop Specialist 1and tax MI'Victaavailabte to pair •rvloe •nd In· Tralnlng ane aupetvltlon of BALE& peraon wented In auk your bUelneaa nHda, stallatlon. MR- DO tdults In tthtlttrtd Applt Grovt, WV area. S11r1 Carol Noel 4411-3862 ANY PERSON who hu workthop·, woodworking Raaldentlel onythlna to alv• away ond uperlenct nece1ury, 12 up to t300 . per week doee not offer or attempt to llfe·tlme car1er. all fringe PIANO TUNING look to • Commercial olltr ony other thing f a r - mo. potltion. H.8. arod with btnlllto. full tlmt. Ctll School Spoclol Ull norm1l Call 742-31911 In lltld. land rttUmt, 304· 73&·3433 . tunlnga . August only. may flace an ad In thla 3-J.tk Ward's Keyboerd, 441·· column. There' will be no re . , to Frank Brown, Dir, Golloo ldn., P .O. lox 14, 4372. c h - to tht e<lvwtl-. Choohlrt, Oh 4&620 or call 16141367.- 0t02 by Auguot PIANO TUNING - LANE 12 Situation•· 12. 1883. DANIELS . Rtlloblt 1tr¥1ot Wantacl olnoo 18115. Aoooclttt ot lubetltute lnltructor for Brunlcordl Mulllo Co. Pliont Gulldlng Hond lchool. Mutt lt4·74Z·29S1. Friendly, loveable, good ho. . vollcl-lng o.tloott with kldo. 8 mo. old. Ill from the Department of Will do bebytlttlng In my A - n llut 8 ....ponta Eduoetlon. lellry will be home. R110lnearea. Referen· . . ' '' ... _.6_1_4_·1_4_9_·_277_8_._ _ ~~~==~=~~==1 Ill Cooker Sptnltl. Con bo t31 per day. Avolloblt for 1_ ~ - • t1 form bohlnd Mlno 1983-14 program year. MltUrtlxPII'Ienc;edretpon31 Home1 for Sale "I -with iok Chlptl Ch'!'oh of Noltlhbor· ContiCit: D1vld Rltlltl, P.O. albl0 I1d Y Wn ·-• 14, Cheshlrt, Oh 41120. or • --------hoodRd. . coH (814)367-0102. or-lybythtdtyorhour. 114-112-7883. Newly remodeled 2 story "l.lclllld & llllpiCtld" Smlll ohart hllrtd doa. 4 1 boot player 1nd or ol,... lromo. 1~ both, 31<1 iarto, ' yn.. wall monntltd. 3 aoto, far ltoall Group. Coli et 4 • Will do bobyolttlna In my alty aohooh, riverview . PH~ Z m.. t f .. moving- 3 378-211t or lt4-643- homo. llvt n Middleport 132.000. Coli 441-4222 8406. ' orto. Coil 114-812· 1148. . , . _ • • 5. : . . . . 311-1100. 1-1-l ... APPLIANCE Slz~s !tom PH.992-3006 PIIC£ REDUCED- Southtm Phone 1· 1614) ·992· 3325 UTiliTY BUILDINGS $2.700.00 or Best Offer ;: S&W TV 12'116' Sizes start fto111 aas. Gill' ;, NEW LISTING - SOUTHERN DistRICT 5 bedroom horne, encklsed sun porch, larae kKchen, spacious dini111· INing room, part basement. 3 car garage. 2 bedroom rental house lor extra income. L!lge lot. $39,900.00. old. 614-742-2433. AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS FOR SALE 4, Pomero ROUSH · CONSTRUCTION -PI•mbing and 992-62}5 or 992-7314 SIDING 7 puppiea. P.n hlth Setter • I order Collie . I weeka Found : Wr.l lt watch on Main Strttt. 304-8711· 7746 . ORY FOAM EXTRACTION METHOD CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING DEEP CLEANED- SHORT DRYING TIME USE SAME DAY- AN11·RESOIL DETERGENTS COMMERCIAL & RESIOENTIAL *Prolesslonll Spot Remov11 Sorlice •W•ll & Collin& Cle~nlq "lnsur~nu Work Welcome" James Kniaht-273-5388 In lllvenswood Rick Hovatter-992-2606 In Middleport "Free Estim1tes On All Services" 7-28-1 mG Parcel 1 was app rarsed at $37 .000 00 Parcel 2 was apprarsed at $7,00 0 00 Terms of sate Cash Real es tate cannot be sold for IP.ss 1han two -th1 rds ot -the appraised value James J Profl 1tt Sherrtf ~I Me1gs Co unty · 181 1. 8. I 5. 3tc 742-2352 Route 7 Public Notice 7·5-lf tt ERNEST MITCHELL! YOUNG'S V. C. YOUNG Ill Aluminum 985-3561 All Makes. WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS Gregg & Patty Gibbs-Owners "Bondod & Insure<!" 7-1@·1 110. Washers. Dryers Ranges, Refrigerators ' !I PH. 949-2224 992-2196 ~ wHka Pupploo, to aood homo, o old. mother la...u, 8 USED APPliANCES 31 Olveaw-v LOST Blue Velcro billfold . ••• Don & ' .--------,'•' HEMLOCK PIPELINE Pipeline, well sites. reclamation, ponds, utility con· strudion and septic tanks. VInyl For 5 Years. I 4 SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING CAKE DECORATING 'Sidina 'RoofinJ 'GIItlll' &Down Spotts WlddifW Cllres IIIII AIIOccaslonCIIIes 'Rtlllodlllna 20 YMII bpalltiiCe In Ho• Ani FREE ESniAns 992-3047 Call 843·5425 1- ~' Ill. jill.. .ol Daily Sentinei-Paga tether unknown. 379·2431. Sears Warranted by • Business Services :Bentley, Crow claim Syracuse titles FREEZER SALE todoll • CJoo-• ,.,.,_ ... w...... " ihe *CHAIN LINK FENCING .... c ......, Uf.. LN.. Public Notice - /.,11,.,·.1" ll r•·h·,,fl,.,,., •·,,.,..,,. ll'' •: -•••wD ,, .... ADULTS ....... 6 lor $40.00 SlUDENTS .... 6 lor $30.00 'Golf Trips :Pro Sltop 'Fittin& Center 'MI!.II Woods 'Club Repair 'Fishina • John Teaford Chester 6-16 I mo "FREE ESTIMATES" 7<1111oo ..""'._ .,. ~....,. ~ . ............ Do ' Ufo~~~:b""s.io 1a :~,;o=--- 44·AI*Im..,llorllonl 11MoK- ' ( ."ltr....,ifil•ll /IIIII''' ,.., ,.,,, lit,. Jll . ,__ ......... '' ~"'- ' 71 _.._..,. .... li·LIIIot t.e<Mto J l- ~wl f ou• Wonlo<l 1] 1"""'..... 11 lluo•.,.•• li.. N"'f ·~k~111-llalloo, TII . ,,U """"""_..u ....... Ct lV&III...•h'"""'""' lwo•.,.MO-""""V I ---= THE KOUNTRV KLUB GciH lessons Special Isears! • g- . The Busine8s Services____..;.___ • ' DtPt. Ill Co11rl St .. Porntroy. Olna 45769 Polneroy -- .- . . . .. ·- 7 Homes for Sale For aale by OWner 1200 sq.ft . haute • corner lot . Full baament I room 6 bllth, garega In trUement. Cuatometk: door opener, g11 heat, t44 budget, central air, tully cerpeted : Sox 408 Cirle Or., Pfantz Subdivialon, Houae tor aale 8 room• • bath wtth or without fUrniture. Call 44~ - 0924 . Beautifully landacaped 3 bdr. home with deck, On 1 acenic acre in Northup. City schools, & mlnutea from town, fireplace, hardwood floors, melntenance free, ~ulet neighborhood. Aatu· mtble 9'11:% mortv•liii•· Call 448· 8678 altor 5pm . Small l"lou .. In Vinton . naada repair. Will aell cheap . Co11614-246-&81B. 8+ ICFII In VIllage of 01.... Aoy;·Oh. App. 2Ya mil• out of Wellaton on St. Rt. 93, AU utilities available. Wilt Mil all ·or in parcella. t10,000 for ail . Caii814 · 2116·B282 . May con aider trede tor other property. In Middleport, n.wty remodeled home with flreplac•. pouible woodbumer, clo• 1o ochoolo end thopplng . Coll614-992-6941 . Rtncl"l style houae with 8 acres of ground . Call 614-268·6663. Rt. 141 , 10 min. from town. Ranch atyla houae a 44.883 acrea. -Down paymant ._ land contract posalbllltlee. Coll6t4-379-2115 . New 3 bdr ., ready to ctrpet your choice, utility rOom, gar1ge, brick front. nice lot. Green Twp., 4 mi. from Galllpollo. Rt. 14~. 142,500. Call 446 -8038. 3 bdr. brick houae, buement, garaae. cent. elr, low utililiel, neer Holzer, city ochoola. Call 4411-1299 . HOUII In Cheahlre, Call 8t4-387· 7307. 8 Room houae et 44 Olive St. , Gellipolis. lnquira at William Ann Motel. Ranch type lbrlck) . 3 bedrooms. fireplace, Itt· ached garage, full batement, new:ly 1hlngled root. walking distance to Pomeroy Elem. School. •40.000. Coll992-8143. Located In Syracu18-Ntar achool &. swimming pool. 3 bedroom situated on onethird tcre lot. t24.600. 304· 762-8488 . 3 bedroom houae with aluminum siding, kitchen appllenctt, drepea, Cl.4r· taint, wood bumer, carpon, beaement, fruit treea . Syracuae. 814-992-7286. Forgel Furntture PeymentiIIIICompletely furnlahed home on Lincoln Hill. 3 bedrooma, den, baaement with waaher and dryer, VInyl tiding &. atorm wlndowa. Priced to Mil. 8t 4-1926628. Sale by owner. Ruatic HUll, Syracuse , 3 bedroom1, 2 bltho, bl-lovtl wh.h patio & cover. 30 K30-2 car gerege. 16x12 bam. 814·992·2967 tfter 6 p.m. Owners moving. 3 bedrooma, all electric, atorm windows. Rustle Hlll1. Syrocuoo. 814· 992-59711. 3.35 acrtt. Pond, celler • 3 bedroom hou1e. Conteot Larry Barr at 814·742· 3149. A GOOO HOME FOR U&OO. NICE 10140.' ELECTRIC HEAT, EXCEL· LENT CONDITION . t700 .' DOWN, BALANCE Fl• NANCED, 38 PAYMENTS OF f106.48 A MONTH. 304-578-271 1 . Partially remodeled home on Jerrya Run Rd. 2 - 3 acre t215,000. New kitchen 1nd bathroom, Muat 1811 mov~ lng , Colt 576 - 2958 or !76-2101 . 15 room hou• and bath, ·2 well a, 3'11 ecret. Y.t mle out Mill Stone Rd. Coli 8751672. HOUSE, 2619 Llnclon Avo. Remodeled Interior, ntw vinyl olding. Call 304-875· 3114. 3 bedroom. near ttor ... churchea and achooh, axceptlonally good condition . Prica relaonable . 304-875-2790 . For Sele By Owner - 2811 Birch Avenue, Meadowbrook Addition. three bedroomt, 2 bathe, tlnlehed basement. patio. fenced yard . Excellent condition, good neighborhood, ala11 to hoapltal , churchea, ttor11 and achoola. Priced In SO' a. Call 304-876-7862 lor appointment. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1973 SHULTZ 12•6& wltll 12x24 1977 add on. 3 bedrooms, utility room. cnetrel air. new carpet, 12x12 deck, framed underpenning backed by 4" lnaulttion. atove, refrigerator. metal building with •ectrtcity, can be moved or left on rented lot , Trtn• ltre<l, muot Hll. 304-67111194. It no anawer call 876-4&07. 1974 BARON , 12x70, oil · alectrlc, 2 bedroom. C111 304-&75-3818. 082 t KNDX, 1 h70, oil el1ctrla, 3 bedroom. ...000. 304-773·111140. 'I • �• ' Pag.-8-The Daily Sentinel 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Mar*wy, Auguat 8, 1983 They'll Do It Every Time 61 Hou1ehold Good• . 114 Mite. Merchandlae KIT 'N' CARLYLE•• by Larry Wrlgh1 lAYNE'S FURNITURE 8a 8 81oroge B ulld In~, r---==========::::::==:::-...:~ Sofa, chair, rocker. otto- 1500.00 or trade, 304·17&· man, 3 tebl11. (extra heavy 41117. TRI - STATE MOBILE ONt (l-lill& l'~e. L-et-lZI-lep o?iNGe by Frontier), t8811 . Sofa, HOMES . USED - CARS , I Mo~eo iN Nt'j,"f t>Ool2. -,~ NeVeit chair and lo¥aaeat. •2115. 77 Ford Van cuamontlr:ed TRUC~S . GAlliPOLIS . Sofa• and chairs priced from •1 .200. 18 Chevy dump CHECK OUR PRICES . ~~ ~11-oc.~it;!) t>ouJN iF t286. to 1891. Toblu, 146 truck. 87 International CALL 446-7572 .· rl.llf et-100~~ FiT tJNt>elt and up to •126 . Hide -a~ backhoa. 81 Trloxll lowboy beds , e4tl0 . end up to •&.500. Mo¥ing mutt Mil. CLEAN USED MOBilE 1AAT t>oo1< . 1626 .. Reclinoro, •176 . to Call 676 -2961 or 578HOM ES KESSEl'S QUAlt360., lempa from 828. to 2101 . ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, t715. 6 pc. dinettes from 4 MI . WEST, GAlLIPOLIS , 199., to 8436.7 pc .. 1189. Antique victoria Call 875RT 35. PHONE 446 -7274. and up. Wood table with aix 1468. chain 1421. to $746. De"' 1980 Bayv iew 14x7 0 . 2 e110 up to •226. Hutchet, INSULATING machine, bdr .. c entral air . Call t6&0. end up, maple or pine 304-882-33&1. 614 -3 88 -~ 916 or 446 · finish . Bunk bed complete 6211 ' with mattretMI. e250. and UTILITY trollor, 84x34, no. up to 8396 . Baby bodo, law~ ·!911,r, • 16 . llrMo. 7/i/S 1974 CHAMPION 14 • 65. WA/711'10 $110 . Mattrestea or box couch & C 2 bdr ., t otal electric. 'taa't; , etoo . IS co mpletely fu r nished o n springs. full or twin, •sa .. 304-882-2433. AWFUL.•-u:tra large lot In Qua il firm, 168. and $78. Queen 11t1, $196. 4 dr. chasti, DINETTE oat-table & 6 Creek. French City Broker· t42. 6 dr. cheati~ e&4. Bed cholro, $176.00. 304-676age Services. 446-9340 . frames. •20.and $25 ., 10 3476. ' gun · Gun cabineta, t360., TWO TRAILERS on 1 acre of land . .Near Tyc oo n Lake, dinette chairs 820. and $25. STONED wuhod 14 ••· • Gaa or electric ranges, •326 new denim panu e1 0 .. 388-8711 ' up to e37&. Baby rna- damaged surplus rental , .,. Skyline mobile home treues , e2& Ia $36. bed clothing e&. dozen . Sam . 0 111Urt,NU , Ir1!:; TW"-GUS "oll HMOn 12x:62, co mplete with air frame• .20, e26, & e3o. Somerville'• Army Surplua conditioner, carpet, drapes, king frame 860. Good Cl thl "I 1 7 furniture and underpinning t~~~::;:;:;::=.::::::::,..:;:;::::::=====:i nlection of bedroom auitet, Ra:ent..Z!;d. urn.:..~: :::n ~~=~~~::;==="T~~~~~~;=~=;::=-1 84,960 . Call 614-446c,darchesta,rockers,metal 1 :00-7 :30 p . m . Friday , 1· Mullcal Autos for Sele 44 Apartment 71 7508. 42 Mobile Homes cablnell, owlvol rockaro . Saturday, Sunday. (Cioood 67 for Rant . for Rent Uoad Fumllura -- bookcaoe, tor repoln ,A uguii12-2B.) Instruments 1979 12x65 Liberty. Gat ranges, chaira, dinnett aet. 77 MONTE CARLO, call heat. stove. 8t refrigerator. wood table and chairs , AWNING for travel trailer, BUNDY clolrnet, 304-875· 304-9B2-28BB alter 5 . 1 bad room Apt. $196. mo. $7,500 . 245-9294 . white . 20 foot . excellent 2112. Trailer for rent near Tycoon Including utllltlea. Equal dryera, refrigeratora end 72 DODGE, tiOO. 74 Pinto lake, 8175 mo. Call 614- houting opportunity. Cori· TV' a. 3 miles out Bulavllle condition, •t 26 .00 Phone 12,.60 mobile home sat-up 388-8711 ' Rd. Open 9amt0 6pm, Mon . · 304-676-2847 . statlonWagon, e100. 304· 68 . Fruit tact Village Menor Apu. on rented lot. Call614-266· thru Fri., 9am to 6pm, Sat. ------~--576-2129. 614-992-7787. & Vegetables 446-0322 6224. AM-FM cabinet stereo , Nice 2 bdr. Skyline modem ~~~~====:;::== 304-676-4386 . 78 MONZA, V-8. 305, &: clean. furn., water paid. I· 1987 Star mobile home, Peachu; yellow treaitone. 11&00. 304-671-2971. . 7 piece wood group llvlnUppar Rl. 7 . Call 614-24645 Furnished Rooms $2.000. Call 446.-3391 6818. groom aulte. '600 or beat Xerox 6·60 plain paper cop· pick your own. e10 bu. between 8 : 00AM and offer. Coll614-379-2314 or ler. 1 yur old with only Bring container. Raynor'a, 1978 Grand Prix. real good 4 :30PM. 3 , 000 coploo. 304-67&- Lower Rived Rd. Call 441· ahopa, .12200. 304-178-, 2 bdr. mobile home. Ref. & For rent .Sleeping Rooms 614· 379·2696. 4807: dep. required. Call 614- and light house keeping 1 - - - - - - - - - - 3478, 9-6. 3128. 1 979 14x60 3 bdr .• total 266-1922. rooms. Park Central Hotel. aloe .. $7,400. 1967 12x50 Call 446-0756. Sound oa,lgn atereo re· Marcye Kema· Meloni. Now 1918 Oklo 98. Ex01llonl 64 Misc . Merchandise aelvar w-8-track player picking, 2 bdr. &3·, 400. Call 446· Nicely furnished motille 41'. mllao out Rl. mtcheniciiiiT., body and In0175 . caeaette player recorder, 1.1 . home, central air and heat, 1 R ooma for rent or board . terior excel tnt. Rune like phonograph cabinet e2t50. now. •eeo. 114-992-11420. mi. below city, overlooking :6~1~4=·~9:9:2:-6:4:2~2:.::;;:=== Knauff Cot~llt Firewood Buy 304-676-2778. Summer Clearance Sale : river Canning lomatoea. e4.50 . Adults only . ' 4481966 Pontiac Chief 10x50, 0338. 1 now 'for seaabned wood thia per · buohel. Picked. Bring 1.9 71 Cullaaa S~prema, am$4,000; 1971 New Moon 46 Space for Rent winter. Call814-266-6246. JVC compact portable ltl· own container. 247·4292. .fm 8 track. Air, approx. 1 2x46, •4695; 1971 Buddy 2 bedroom trailer. Fur· 1 - -- T - - - - - - - reo for am canette, good Raymond ROYH. 62,000. e1,300. or ball 1 2x5o, f4896: 1973 Frae· nished . No pets . Deposit For ule metal culvert &Inch . cond. have had one year. offer. Colll14-992-2602. ' dam 12x60, 85495; 1980 required. 614-992-2749. Mobile home lot in Addison thru 60 lm:h In otock. Stale Paid t&Oo. Will .aall for Canning tomatoea. e3.00 Liberty 14x58, •8496 ; approved 16 gauge 12 inch 1400. Call onvtlmo 304buahal . Bring own con- FOR SALE OR TRADETwp. ort Brick School Rd . 1974 Parkdola 14x66 3 3 badroom & 2 bedroom, Coll614-367-7746 . 15.31 per II., 24 Inch 676-7980. tainer. Don Hll Aealdance. 1978 C....., Monte Carlo. Bedroom, e9300 ; 1977 furnished mobllahomea . •10 . 10 por fl . 36 Inch Lalort. VB. A.T.. P.S., P.8 .• AM· FM Governor 14x80 Central Also 3 room Apt. turniahed. Trailer lot, county water. 116.60 par ft . Aloo plaotic Goodwill'a 150 percent off 8 track. air. wire apaka Aire, •10,600 . Kessel ' s No pela. 814-949 -2263. cutvert in stock. I Inch thru Summer Clearance Sale Coli 81 4-266·8813. wh•la. 814-992· 3117. ,Quality Mobile Homea. 1 181nch, &Inch 11 .80parft.. bagina Augull 19th-31ot. mile west Holzer Hospital. 2 bedroom mobile home in large trailer lot for rent. Call 12 Inch 13.10 par ft . Ron located Point Pleuant, 1970 Dodge Chorgar-4•0 " . . . Rt. 35. Phone 446-7274 . Racine. 814-367-0288. Evans Enterprl11a. 4 mi. Ashland and Huntington. •46-4266 or 446-4738. -::-:--=:---:::--:----1 engine. Bored with over· We buy clean mobile homea. South of Jackson on ST. RT. aiaedpletona. 2500mlleson 81 Farm Eq "pment l REPOSSESSED SIGNI No· --:---:-::----u COUNTRY MOBILE Homo 93. 814,-281-&930. ____ o-houl. Boll or lrodo for 1972 Sherwood Park thing downl Take aver pay- -:: 1 motorcycle or cuatomizad Park, ·Route 33. North of Apartment 14x66. 3 bedroom. partiallY 44 2\-i: T International long van. Batt offer-priced at InPomeroy . Large lots.-Call Limestone, Send, Gravel. menta, 868 .00 monthly. furnished. a.c., underpin· for Rent Delivered in Maean, Meiga, 4' x8' flaJhlng arrow sign. wheel base, new paint, A·1 apectk»n. After 15 p. m. call 992-7479. ning & porch. •& . 860 . Gallia or pick up at Richards New bulba, letters. Hale cond ., •2.100. Call 446- 6 14-992-5547. 814-992-6416 . olgno. Call FREE 1-800- 8038. TRAILER apace , 3 mlloo & Son. Call 446-7786 . 828-7441, anvtlmo. 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apart· from town. junction 2 A 62 8 h.p. Troy-bUt Roto tillar. 72 TruckS for Sale USED Mobile Homes. menta Utlltiaa panlv. furn .• at oldY , 304-676 -3248 24' color RCA cabinet TV SH at 28961 Boohon Rd. or 304-676-271 1' • 176, RCA Whirlpool cOok Ill Sweda Cash Registers • apartment• available now. after 6. call 614-949-29•3 In lha 1979 Dodge 0-100 y, ton atove $35. Call 814-388- alae . Caii1 -114-387-037B. $200 per mo. A-One Real morning. 1981 SHULTZ Manchester, Eatate1, Carol Yeager . PU. ahort bed. V-8, auto .. ' 8263. 2 bedrooms. excellent Realtor. Call 304-676· 47 Wanted 10 Rent - - - - - - - - - - 1 PS, PB, rHI nice, 12.996. condition, $16,500. 304· 6104 or 304-676-7388. John'• Auto Salu, 4t18Glboon 1 O, OOQ BTl! air 66 Building Supplies 4782, Goillpollo, Oh . Opon 676-6376. 83 Live1tock conditioner. End of Jeaaon lVII. 1 bedroom apartment tor A nice home, can be an older special price, e436. Corbin 6 1nyder Furn. Call 446Perfect shape 1 Ox40 elect· rent. Call 446-0390. Building material• one, must have at least I block, brick. sewer pipet, Super Chlx 2 year old geld· 2Y.t T International long ric mobilll home , aolld as roons, eto. Located In city of 1171 . new. $3600. Even a small Furnished apt ., $210 , Gallipolis. preferably windowt. llntela, etc. ing, trlined. Ex:captlon•l wheel baH, naw paint, A-1 Fat10 wood • c011l burning utilltieo pd .. 1 bdr .. 920 4th thow proapecl. Call 814- condition. $2, 600. Call Claude Wlntera. Rio Grande, air conditioner included. downtown . Excellent care Ava., Gallipolit. Call 446· will be .given by responaible llove, 160. Call 446-2106 0 . Calll14-246-5121. 992 -248B doyo • Iota 441-8038. 304-576-2711 ' 4416 after 7PM . eveninga. lady and 13 years old son. efter 15:30. 1982 Ford PU. 1&.000 UMd gl!lvanllad roofing 9 to Coll446-8646 or 448-2648 Furnished apt. ; 1 bdr., or contact Evelyn at 01car's Ted William 12 gauge pump 10' long. 2' wide. 110. par Cluoll Solo. Folr Week. 30 miles. ana owner, excellent 1150. Savage 222 with 3x9 oouara. 304·882-2182. 33 Farms for Sale $226. Utilllleo pd .. 920 4th Restaurant. pet, off on all young blrdt. condition. Call oftor 1:30, · ICOpe .176. Call tl48· Ave., Gallipolit. Call 446· Either at Fair or Phone I 1 4 - 441-8290. 1322. 98&·4346. Girl nursing atudent, Buck45 acret farm. will sell any 4416 oltor 7PM . 112 Ford Exp, Sport Coupo 56 Pets for Sale or all. Coll614-256-8863. aye Career Center, need a Auto, AM· FM ataro 8 track, FurniJhed Apt . •196 , room &. board or share Seasoned lumber 6,000 ft . ..nroof a. much more. EC. ' ' ' Meiga 'co. Rd. 18, 88 acres utilitiea pd ., 1 bdr. near · apartment . Call collect of walnut t1.00 1 foot. ' ... .. Call 448-4897. 6,0'00 ft . of cherry 76 cents HILLCREST KENNEL · 1/ 3 patture, 2/ 3 wooded, HMC, adults . 446 · 4416 304-586-2239. o foot. Coli 446-8038. all mineral rights, unlimited after 7 p.m . Boarding oil breado. Soiling 71 Autos for Sale 1971 DODGE Club Cab, 4 gravity fed sprlngwaler. 1---- - - - - - Happy Jock Dog Food. AKC wheal drive, autometfc. Ping Pong table new aize maturing timber, fenced in Furnished efficiency8145, 49 For Lease Doberman•: Stud Service. 53000 mllea. Moving, mult 8'x9'x30" high . Folding Coll448-7796. patluro. 24' by 30' pole utilities pd. Altofumiahed 1 1976 Dada- Aopan llollon 1111 • • 18110. 304 - 895 table , net and peddles . barn. large utility building . bdr. $226. utilities pd . 607 Beautif~l 8 room home, all 2nd . Gallipolil. 446~4tl16 For Lease : Modern office Never ueed, may be seen by ORAGONWVNO CATTERY wagon. would maka good 3963. calling 448 - 2283 . Price ·KENNEL. AKC Chow pup- work cor. e1 ,000. Coii99Z· '-;::;:=::::=~===~= alaculc. completely insu- after 7 p.m. building, 21 Locust St . $86. I· lated. Includes new carpet. plea, CFA Himalayan, Per- 73o•. 73 Vans Ill 4 W.O. fenced in yard, self cleaning 2 new unfurn. 2 bedr. apt1. 446-8221 ' sian and Slameae kitten•. Ping Pong table new 1ize Call 446-38•4 oftar 4PM. 79 Ford Folrmonl Vuturo 6 1 - - . . , - - - - - - - - oven. side by ,aide refrigera· 819 Second AVe .. Gallipo· 5 ' x9'x30" high . Folding cyl., PS, P8, 'AC, AM-tepa, 1980 AMC Eoglo Limited tor freezer, Ashly wood lis . C·A. garage. e2&0· table. nat and peddle• . AKC Rag. Chow Chow pu~t­ 40.000 mi .. u. cond. Call · auto. trana. PS, PB, AC, burning 11ove. Ideal for kids 8276. Call 446-2168. NeYer ueed, may be aeen toy plao. Coll814-256-1271 . 4 . . ·911•. powar Iacko, AM-FM and honea. •68,000. Call 1 br., complete kitchen, air. ca11ette , exc . cond ., 51 Household Goods calling 448-2283 . Price 446-9510 or 992-3606 . 186. carpet, downtown. C~ll 1877 Toyota Celico GT, 4 16,300. Call 446-8050. AKC Reg . Doberman pupa, cyl., 5 opel •• 'AM.·FM. Coli dayo 44.6-4383, avo. 4466 weaklold. Caii814-256- 114-2411-109&. 0139. Cheat type free1ar for aale, 88B9. 36 Lots & Acreage SWAIN 16 cu.ft . Call balwHn I & 7 Furnithed houae tor rent in AUCTION lk FURNITURE 448-4746 or 4·1-·347. 11 mo. old AKC Reg. Brit- 1974 Contlnontol Mark IV 74 Motorcycles city, adults only, security 82 Olive St., Gallipolla. 6 Hie or trade for van or 1 - - - - - - - - - tany Spaniol. All aholo & for 36 acres at Rodney on W.T. deposit. references re· piece wood living room aulte Airle11 spray painting rig, 1 6 plckup of equal value. Call Watson Rd . Owner financ- ouirod. Call 446-0924. with 6 Inch flat arma t399, horae Brigga a. Stratton wormed, is started hunting, 441-724 •. 197• Hondo 3601 7.400 oc· . ing available. Call446-8221 bunk beds complete with motor, good con d . Call 1180. 446-4472. 1972 Mullong auto., •v cyl., luol .mlln. Call 11•· 388after 6 weekdays. New 1 bdr. apt .. first floor. bunkiu 1199, 2 place 614-268-1·596. 6 mo . old AKC Rag. mlnla· 9711 . 8160, hot water paid. 2 bdr. antron livlngroom aultea 1-:--::--:-c--::------ ture Schn1uzer, al ahota, naw th·... eaoo or trada for Exc. level lots of 1 to 6 acre. newly remodeled e17&, $199. antron realiners 899. 123 lb . Saara barbell aet ;'l'f~. PU. Coli 114-379· 1- 19-1'-1-H_o_r_ley_O_o_vl-d-,o-n-t-h-ra-e · all utilities available, located park front, Chlllpolis . Call other recliners t80, maple with weight bench •so. Call wormed, etOO. 441-4472. whHier, new motor, Iota of near Porter, some land 446-3919 . dine~eaets 8179, love seats 441· 1219. AKC · German Shephard 1979 V.W. RABBIT, yellow, chromo, for aolo or trade. contracting availabe to f70, hide-a-bad f260, box qualified buyers . Call Kanauga nice 2 bcfr., with apringa • mattresa twin or New Oak Furniture, lables, puppin. Wormed • had • opel., air cond., AM·FM ro- 1-C-•1_11_1_4_·_3&_8_-_a_B_ao_._ __ ahota. Very large for age. 8 614-388-8801. carpet , waaher and dryer full •100 aet regular-firm ch~ira, cupboarda, pie aate, WNko old. t86 , malo, t 71. dlo, n-tlroo. mlloogo. 1971 Yomoho 360 llrMI hookup, $19& plua electric •120, maple dinette chalra dry slnke . Paul Conkela famolo. 614-986-3849 . Rool olean. t2981. John'• bike, IXC<IIIenl cond .. eeoo Appro)( . 7-10 acroa of land and goa . Call 1·30•·273- t36 , With stand a • 34. Anliquea, Tuppers Plains. Auto Seleo, GoillpoHo, 441· and 1980 Hondo 760 cuowjth big barn end silo . 2 9746 or 446-2927. maple rockere •59, 7 piece 4712· open -lngo. tom full dleoo, 12,400 Call goOd out buildings. Located chrome dinette nt e 149. 6 260 gallon fuel or gasoline a'l Bradbury . e2B , OOO . Unfurn . apartment. 1 at place dinette eet •as. uaed tank on 15 foot stand. •1 60. 57 Mu1lcal 81 Chev- olr cond., very l-:4_4_1·_3':"00_7::,- : - : - - - - c"loea to Bradbury school. floor. 4 r. &. bath with yard. bedroom lultea. reflrgera· or baot offer. 10'x16' all Instruments ,~~ oond. Coli 61 4 "258 · Comploto flohlng boot oulfll 8-14-892-771 3. tora, ranges. cheat , cel'ltrally, located. adults aluminum awniruJ. '360. for Nle or trade for truck or 114-992-2806 . only , no pets, ref . & aec . dreuen. wringer wathera Large lot for pia Broad Run depoait. require. Call TV'a, dryerea. a. aho11. Cali 1979 D-• Aapen 2 dr., 1 cor. CoMI1•·388-8711 . Clarineu , flutea, uxe · -· 446-'3169. Ad. Call Lucy Kaylor 882- 446-0.44. Steam radiators. metal phones, trombonaa. cyl., AT. PS, PB, air, ml All used bikea reduced for 2407 . window ownlngo. 614-992- trumpeta.· frank's Pawn nice. t2.991, low mlleaga. -'~H John's Auto Sales, Oalllpo- .....ranee. •• .,. Ju .. • 3489. 2 bedroom furnished Apt's. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Shop, 441-0840. ,. o .. mpleo, many mora 11 1 4 1 4782 614-992-5434 or 614 · • washera. dryers. refrigara- Speed Queen heavy duty ' open onourloi,'72-CL31101196, • • 71-CB 500 u•s. 7 .5 0 y 1 • 992 -&914 or 304-882 - tora. ranges. Skagg1 Ap· washer a dryer. both are Claveland Alto Saxophone. IVInlngo. pllanc11, Upper River Rd., Excell'"'l condition . 114moho ohofl 18911. Bol! 2686. 71 Oldo CUIIooo Suprema beside Stone Crest Motel. brand new. never been und. 9B5 . 4,..6 In th a avan "' 41 Houses for Rent .. ,g. 1980. Call 814-2&8-1113. Hondo &oleo )ull South of IIlii In tho box. $800. Call Effoclancy Apt. 614-992- 446-7398 . the Holiday Inn on Rt. 7. 114-992-7236. Martin Acouatlc Guitar. 5434 or 614-992-6914 oa Heavy duty caae. Superior 1973 Honda Civic trana., 4 Thomoa Moped. Good conComplete aet of bunk bada. Deluxe 5 room house ott 304-882-2666. Speed Quean woohor & condition. Ahor 7 p.m . coli cyl .• 4 opaad, 40 MPG, axe. dillon. 11•·992-2201 . f70 . Coll614-.388·9820. 1traat parking, no pets, dryer, like naw-t275 . 30 814-4-'8-7221. oond .. •soo. Call 441, deposit and reference. Call Apartments . 304 -675 · Kenmore wuher • dryer cloyguorontea.AiooHoovor GIBSON SG ~ultar , 8124. 6648. 614-258-1629. 1983Hondo750ShodowV matched pair, clean . Many portable wether A dryer, llka new. 1250. 30 doy guaron· f260 .00, 304·8 5 -3943 197• Plymouth Ouoler, Twin Block , oholt. dr., water 4 bdr. houee wtth 1 "h baths, APARTMENTS , mobile otheu. GE. Whirlpool, tea, Phono614-742-2362. to elont 1 onftlne, 3 0...,. cooled, only 1,100 mllao At. 7 at Eureka. e2&0 mo. homaa. houses. Pt. Pleasant Maytag &. Kenmore waahar. :::::::::::::::::::J.:ba==r•:6::p; . m:. ; ;;;;;;;;;;;=~ t •ood · IIIII• .,._... under warranty. Guaranteed. Call 814~2&6rtna., runagOCI rua. MCii Mint allll condition. t2,600. Call 446-4222 batwaen 911< and Golllpollo. 614-448· •5oo. Call 441-8124. 1207, 8221 . . 6, Need o cor. 814-797,U1l.. - - - - - - - - - OUR BOARDING HOUSE 1171 b lck • • · - U u ~-v• m • 1982 Honct. Sltvtlr Wift 11 In4 bdr . house 6 acrea of land ONE bedroom apartment, Broyhill 1ofa. very good condition, f160. · Col 448orglnol owner, no Not, A·1 dd~ • on At . 160 ·111 Vinton . 402Y, 24th. St. Pl. Ploooondltlon, 380 V-8 an..rno. laro!fllo ao ~ bavo. trunk, Central air, 6350 mo. , 1ec. sant, phone. 1-114-992- 8398 , •· IHII-fm co-111. 814· 992Coll 448 "0784 · 8391 0< 814-992-2272. dep. l!o ref. Call 446· 3176. 5868. (2) Saara upright freezera 1871 2 dr. blue VW Rabbit.- 77 SUZUKI RM 370, 1 ,.75 _ 8 room house In country. ONE badroom apartment, 131.11 cu. ft. (lorgeol model " opel., AM-FM tope. new 304·871-2971, f175 . Call676-6104. •225 month, all utllltlta 4 mo. old . *690 each new. llroo, rNI claon, •1,788. ' - - - - - - - - - paid. 304-676-269&. Serious otfer. Call Hickory John'o AUla Ballo, 441- ,3 bedroom house 'I• mile Hut-448-1301 or larry •782, Golllpollo, Oh. Open 1981 Yomaho 150. 3800 from mine 1. $225. month TWIN RIVERS TOWER . Evono·••s-9042. m .... mov2&40. - · · •12110. ...... 30.·175, and •100. deposit . Or aall Apartmanu now available 1- - ' - - - -- - - - for e21.ooo . 614 -742· to elderly • diaabtad with an· Like naw 7 piece wood 1971 Mercury Merqula,l-;:;=:;====== 2126 . Income of leu than group fivingroom tulte, .1400, •300 ..._ - 1·, 112, 300. Ranting for 30 multi-brown plaid, 1&00 or Small 0,.. Nil, but good II Boeta and For rent or sale 3 bdr. family perwnt of adjuated income· batt offer. can 114-379· mochonlcol oond. 441Motors for Sale room , central air , nice . PIIono 304-675-6179. 2314 or 11•-379-2891. 4347. neighborhood, $450 manly. Depotlt and references. SMALL furnished apart· Washers. d,.,..... refrigara· 1973 Ford, uoo . .._.... 1 yr.oldBoaaTrockerlllbou required . 87~ · 1468 . ment. adulu, no peu, tora, gas • electric ,.nge1, Moytog Dryer, t75. 441· refanncu, 304-876-1365 . •to up. 30 daya guaren· - · 40 HP Mercury out· 1195. board • oiOOirlo motor, SIX room h ous e , nice teed. Bargain Barn •••· Cool! location . t260 . Depotit & 2 bdr1 Camp Conley area. 8033 or 4•1-8181. 1977 Ford LTD, lond0 u, PB, 114·2. .·11478. reference required. phone $200 mo. pluo utlllleo. PI, AC, AM·FM 18pe. uo. 304-676-1384. 67&-11&1. Amane central air heating a oond. 388-8717. 21 ft. F-orm Cuddy coo,ling eyltlrJI!. 4 ton Cobin, oiMpo II, loti ol eaTWO bedroom houH In Pt. TWO bedroom apartment In coollnv. 122,000 BTU 1912 Comoro •7.000. - . e11t1. DOftd, CoR 114Pleaunt . No peh . phon• Pt. PIIIMnt. utllltlet paid, electric furnanca •soo. Call 27,000 mlleo, 304· 112· 3 1 7 · 0 1 1 1 or 30.·67&-7112. 30•· 875-1386. 441-7412. 2411. 114-317-7371. fHey'l<e lo -------8 . ----- .. ..... .. - ...... . . . .. ·- ... . 78 Manday, Camping Equipment AUSMf 8, I ~3 DICK TRACY ' Television Viewing 21 ft. Wltdarnnl camping troller, Call 441·9819. 79 Motort Home• Ill Campara I '•. 8/8/83 EVENING 1978 Ford leisure nme. alupa six, Plf-contained, 34,000 mlleo, 110,500. 304-17&-3628. Dapandlble child ure avail· able In my homo. Ploy room, fencod yard . 304 -676 2,6 27. 8 :00 • I I ;1I .-·-' '... ... .. 81 Home Improvements.. ~OW THI<J 17 THii SCENe WHERE MOOSE- THAT!HOU. ~ I~ TRAIHIN5 AND Hli TAKD<' HIS CLASSIC flUN AL0~6 A MAIN ~TREET AND ALL THESE YOUNG , ADMIRERS STAFt1" FOLLOWIN6 HIM, y,r; KNOW' STUCCO PLASTERING · textured ceillnga commer· clal antl retiden,t&al. free aatlmates. Clll 614·256· 1182. 8 :30 IN ALL THE OTHER MOOSE MOVIE5, HE'D ~UN UP THE STI\11:(50~ MUSeUMS AND 5TUFF. 50 FOR THIS O>Je, 5-INCe Moose HAs ~e­ cOME 50 FAMOUS<, >--....._ WE'VE MOVeD HIM 10 L.A. • PAINTING - interiorendu- ' 1 tarlor, plumbing, roofing, ; ' oomo remodeling. 20 yro . axp. Calll14-388 -9162. Mar.cum Roofing A. Spqut- , · lng. 30 years exPerience, sptclallring in built up root. Call 614-388-9867. 7:00 GENE'S CARPET ClEANING SERVICE . Recom - • mended tor profeaaional ateam cleaning. Scotch Guard-Fnte estlmatea. Call Gono ot614-992-6309. RON'S Television Service. Specializing In Zenith and Motorola, Quezar , and houoo colla. Call 678-2398 or 4•1-2464. -rn~: CtJE l'lllm:: 'bV PUTT UP -rnE ' Dii!AWBI<I~ AND 1J.I~ nu: L-ITII-E C/16Tl..E' 7:30 1' F & K Tree Trim"'lng, stUmp removal. Coll676-1331. RINGLE'S SERVICE axpa· rienced roofing, Including hot tor oppllclllon, cori,*l· tar, electrician. mason . Call 304 -676-2088 or 67&4660. OUR PEOPLE WOH'TOO Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic. Teat holes. Pumps Sal11 and Service. 304-89&-3802. SIDOP LAWR! . NOT FOil TH'MONEY 8 :00 TH' ILLEGeL5 QE T AllY '/lAY! Gat your carpet in thlp ohapa. Watarromoval, FREE. ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 614-446-2107. E lk R Tree Service, fully lnauted. tree eatlmatea. Phone 6U-387-0636, collaftar 6 . BUT IF K GOT ROBERT'S WE PL1T YOUR NUMBER ON ROBERT'S NII!UI'OIU, AI.LEY... : I .••'' ' I· JIM'S PlUMBING & HEAT· lNG . Fomerly Dewitt's Plumbing. Call 614-3670576. GASOLINE ALLEY - ....... ..1100. Excavating DOZER WORK By Tad , Henna, ponds, ditches. ~ basements, etc. Call 4464907. Carter • 'Evan a Transportation. Lonnie Bogga Excavating. Dozer, backhoe. dump· truck. Work by hour or .job. Coli 448-7903. Cat 214 hoe, do1era. crane, lot~dera, dump truck. Call 814-4tl8·1142 between 7 :00AM & 6:00PM . DOzer wortc, ground clean- ORVILLE GAVEU5TWO OPTIONS ... Ing & excavating. $26 hour. Call 446-9638. ~ ' Metga Excavating. Bulldozer 1 6 backhoe IINite. 8118• • manti, footers~ lend.cap· tj ing. drlvawayt, farm pond1. 614·7•2-2407 or ·814· 742-2068 . Cat 216 Hoe, dours, crena, loedera, dump truck. 8 1 4446·1142 between 7 a.m . 1a 5 p.m. 84 & BARNEY Electrical Refrigeration Ot: BULLET!! IT'S TIME FOR VOOR APPLIANCE SERVICE. All makes and models of waahera. dryers. refrigeralora, air conditioners. Bar~eln Born. 448·8033 . SEWING Machine rapalra. Mrvlca. Authorized Singer 1•1•• a. Service Sl'larpan Sci11ora . F1brlc Shop , Pomoroy. 992-2284. 85 General Hauling a w- e (R} --------- •,. J.A.R . Construction Ca . Water linea , Footera. Drains. All kindt of Ditch· ing, Rutland, Oh . 614-7422903. Glory" (f) TJc TIIC Dough Cll1DroemoiJHIH11e ~~_!!ether (I)® Reading Rainbow Wild, Wild 8 (I) (!) NBC Newo (J) Love Thot Bob Cll Father K.-. llee1 (I) D llJ ABC NeD (I) (jJ CBS Ne(J) Dr. Who till Over bay Paler Dean, who made a career of managing the careers of such paiformers as Dinah Shore, Peggy Lee and Peul White· man, Iaika about why he decided to change careers in his BOa and become a sinIJ.Or. IAI iCioood Captioned! II (I) PM M-Ine (f) Bumo & Allen (]) s...,...cantor CllGreenAcreo Cll Ente!Uinmant Tonight (1) Chorlle'o Angelo 8 (I) Tic Toe Dough (I) ® MacNeil-Lehrer Report Cla Newo 8 IBI People'o Court astorTrok (f) Lie Ditoctor (I) Froggle Rock Visit the world of Fraggle Rock un· demeath the ba!iement of an eccentric tnventor. (I) Doble Gllllo (!) ESPN'olnolde Bueball (I) Andy Grlffllh (J) D (J) Family Feud (J) Bu""- Report rJII You Aokad For II till Monevmokaro D llJ Entartalnmenl Ton)9hl II (I)(!) LOve, Sidney Sid· nay learns that he's breaking the illw when he tries to rehabilitate a streetwalker . (R) (I) MOVIE: 'Outlend' Ill MOVIE: 'Monty Python Uve ot the Hollywood WHAR'S THAT DOG HI DIN~? THAR HE IS!! I CAN TELL SY TH' . TELL TALE TAIL BATH··· (I) SuNivol Speclols 'We Live With Elephenla.' David Niven narrates this story of a family that lives five years admidat a heard of wUd elephants. IRJ (60 min .l till Greet Railway Journeya a MOVIE: 'Oeopenlle lrrtruder' 8:30 II (I) (l) Femlly Tieo Elyse stains her relationship with the family by overcommittlng herself to a lot of good cauaea. IR} II (I) (jJ Diner Wedding bells are breaking up an old gang of high school chums who gather nightly at the local diner to talk about the world. 9:00 8(1)(!)MOVIE: 'Willi Till Your Mother Gete Home' (J) 700 Club Today's program fiaturea actor Cesar Canova plus a reformed drug addict. (]) 19B3 PGA Golf Flnol Chemplonahlp: Poclfic Round from Polludn, CA It (I) (jJ Tucker' I Witch The Tuckers discover what rt's like In the ·rock music world when they iry to fond a singer's missing girlfriend. IAJ (60 min .}_.' (J)® G r e o t P 'Brideshoad Revioitod.' Charla• arrives at Brideshood and leema lhol Sabao· tian has been found and brought honi&: iR)iii(iiTiin.} ICiooed Coptionodl .9 :30 (I) MOVIE: 'Moonohlne County Exprau' 10:00 (J) HBO Flock: Stavla Nlcka In Concert This rock 111r perform• her biggest hils. • (J) (jJ Cagney & lllcey A former rape victim has to suffer through another courtroom ordealaher Chris and Mary 9eth'a homicide cooe crumbles. IRIIBO min.) Cll Meglc ol Dence 'The Romantic 9ellel.' Dome Margot Fonteyn trace• the atory of romance in dance and ita graotaot axponanto. (RI 160 min.l tillNewo aiNNN- , 10:16 (I) TBS Evening Newo 10:30 (J) Don't Lot II Hllppen to lhe Children till Other Vlolono !)!her Vol.,.. In Search of.... 11 :00 (J) (I) Cll ID D 1B1 Ne(1) MOVIE: 'Hank Wll· llllmo: The 8how He Never a a '• • '.'. '' I Cleve' a ' (!)I~ (1) .Newo/Bporta/W-or (J) Monty Python Bemy HillS11 :1 II (]) . PKA Full Contact !<..- from M I - . WI PKA Ful Contact Karate praoento o 7.fbmd Heavy· walghl bout foeturlng Tom Hall vo. Don Nelloon from Milwaukee , WI. (90 mln.l 11 :30 a (I) ID Tonight 81tow Johnny'o guos11 are Eydie Gorme, Kathryn Harrold and Danny Goodwin . (RI (80 min. I (I) MOVIE: 'S.by Blue a JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE. Coli 114-3677-"1 or 614-387-0591. PEANUTs •• JIMS WATER SERVICE. Coli Jim Lanier, 304-875- -:· 7397. 87 [X) I INIRBON± I . KI J HOW THE EX;:; C.IJTIOI>JE~ WOUL.D HAVE P~EFI:Fi:~ED GETT INIS TO WO~K. I CIPTED I Upholate;y . TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP , 1183 Soc. Avo. , Golllpollo. ·.. 441-7833 or 448-1833 . IT 1-!APPENS JUST BV LOOKIN6 AT '(OU I CAN FEEL. A CRITICISM COMINS ON m=Uh MMne' (J)._ ~· Now arrange the circled letters lo . form the surprise answer. as sug- gested by the abo\le cartoon . Prlnr answer here: (I] r I I I XI XJ Jumbloe:' RIVET VIPER INVITE {Answers tomorrow) lAUNCH I Answer: .Theaudience warden guaranteed the entertainers tnat would this· Saturday's · the be A "CAPTIVE" ONE BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Giving the count NORTH S-8-83 +Q9 .943 t K Q 10 6 ... +KJH EAST WEST +IP • Q 10 8 2 • J 97 +A B52 .KJ 7 .A !ill! +Q to a 3 SOUTH ... +Al017151!! • A65 +7 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: West Wesl Nonb East South Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 4• e -=;;::::::;:;::::::=: -=l'' 82 Plumbing '' 83 Ill • llJ (J) I Spy (]) NFL"o Greotea1 Momenta NFL's Greatest Moments presents 'Best Ever Ouorterbocka.; 160 min.} (I) MOVIE: 'G.I. Blun· Cll 1B1 Mojo< LINigue 9eHb.oll: Toemo to Ba Announced It (I} (jJ Square Pea• The fre•wheeling style of a substitute teacher creates some unexpected repercussions. '· Roofing end Carpentry work. general repairs. call Anthony Wllliamton, 61 4· •' 367-0194. ~· CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine . Phone 446-3888 or 446· 4477 (I) Bowl' SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One piece cuttom fll your home. Guarenteed. Advanced Gut· ter, IOoy 61•·692-4066,} lnlghtl14-698-8205 .1 & Heating (I) (I) • New. (f) MOVIE: :Loult Anno· 1rOng 1131' (f) MOVIE: · 'The Real 1-------- - - ~ The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Ohio Opening lead: •2 stand in favor of the simple, old-fash ioned fou rth- best lead whe n you a re going to lead low from a long suit. " Oswald: " Today's hand Illustrates how an alert expert d efender takes advantage of this information ." Jim; "West opens lhe deuce of hearts against South's fouNoade bid. East plays his jack, not the kin g, since he is sure that West did no(underlead an ace against that four-spade opening bid. South wins with the ace and .lays down the ace of spades. West drops the jack, and it is up to East to come up with the big play." Oswald: "He is sure t hat South holds a nine-card spade suit. That deuce of hearts lead told him that Wesl started wit h fo ur hearts. Therefore, South, was dealt three hearts, leaving him with just one minor-suit card. If it is a club, he undoubtedly will lead it immediately, a nd West may just play low . East prevents . this bX chucking his club By ()owald Jacoby and Jameo Jaeoby Oswald: "Devyn Press of Shelbyville, Kentucky, has just published a book by Easley Blackwood entitled 'The Complete Book of Opening Leads.' The book is aimed at good bridge play- queen.' ers, not world champions, wrong. He must take his ace Jim : "Note thai while East had a sure count of the heart suit, West didn't. He had n' idea how m any hearts East held . Now when the club is led, West can 't go • and is well worth anyone's time." and score one trump aild two Jim: "Easley takes a firm (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) tS~,, •, hearts for a one-trick set." ...~ . a~ br THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Hebrew 1 Membrane letter ! 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In lhls sample A lo used lor the three L'l, X lor the two O's, etc. Single leiters'. apostrophe•, the length and formation of the wordt are all } hiatt. Eoeh doy the code letters are dlllerent. · CRYPTOQUOTBS KAU RY TRKUPKCOQ OPJ DACQZ CPKICWGCPW CP OQQ NCQVGI TRMMCVCQCKCUM . : OPZ OIU KAU XRM~ : MKCXGQOKCPW . DIUOKCRP . - IOJ Q . .. J ' Yettenlay'a Cryploqaole: ONE COIN IN A BO'ITLE RAT· .: : TIES; TilE BO'I'l'lE FILLED WITII COINS MAKES NO SOUND.-TALMUD ,. �Page 10-Jhe Daily Sentinel tomero,· Middleport, Ohio Monday, August 8, 1983 ' ,---.;.__ Local briefs:-----. Reagan acting more like a candidate· Squads busy over weekend .Uy JAMES GERSTENZANG present Reagan to them; plans are The Initial disclosure of that Assoc!•ted Preu Writer . being drawn up for a campaign timetable was descrtbed by White ,.WASHINGTON (AP)- While the organization; a timetable for the House sources as "a delllkrate nation's capital enters its mid- aMouncement of the president's signal" of the president's plans. · summer doldrums, President Rea- Intentions Is hetng prepared, and With pollttcal planning mOving .gan and hls aides are doing key problem areas are being f01ward, thepresldentandhlsaldes • . everything that a candidate and hls Identified. are glowing over progress In staff would do In gearing up for a Presidential aides say a prelimitackllngwhat hadearllerlookedllke presidential campaign. nary re-election committee will be a campaign killer: the natlnn's The only thing missing Is a formal formed on Oct. 15. Some say the unemplayment rate. declaratlon of the president's president will announce his candl· The president's travels this intentions. dacy by Nov. I; others say the summer are those of a candidate: Reagan'sadV!sershaveldentlfled announcement will follow hls two- . He Is talking,to such key constituent keygroupswMsesupporttheywant week trip to Asta, which Is likely to groups as Hlspanlc-Arnertcans, to court and set up schedules to begin on Nov. 2. veterans, a conservative labor · Local emergency units were kept on the move answering calls over the weekend, the Meigs County Emergency Medlcai Service reports. On Saturday at4: 01p.m., the Tuppers Plains Unit went toRoutel24 ln the Reedsville area for Marvin and Crystal Dillon, injured in a motorcycle·accident. Sunday at 1: 56 a.m., the Pomeroy Unit went to county road 25 for Mickey Oller, injured In a motorcycle accident, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 3:38a.m. went to Township Road 54 for GeneVieve Hill, taken to Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy 'atl: 30 p.m. went to Main St. forCandy Caughey, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 5:02p.m. went to Pearl St. for Bertha Brtckles, treated at her residence; Middleport at 11: 29 p.m. went to S. Third Ave., for Pauline Taylor, taken to Veterans Memorial. At 7:40a.m. Monday, the Middleport Unit went to 603 Mill St., to treat Perry Mltch at his home. union - the International Longshoremen'sAssoclatlon, whtchsupported him In 1!81 - and thll : Arnertcan Bar Association. • • And he Is Visiting polltlcally: ~ Important states- Florida, Texal:andCallfornla-whereRispanlcs...., partlcular are becomlngslgnlflcant !actors in electlnns. · To the suggestion that the public and prtvate steps b!ililgundertaken were those of a campaign organlz.alion moVing Into high speed, one senior White House nfftclal said, "'That'sexacUyrlgbt." The Meigs Athletics Boosters will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Meigs High School. Plans will be finalized for operation of the food booth and for parking. Workers are needed and anyone interested In a helping should call Sandy Iannarelll, Clnda Harrts, or Susie Soulsby. Middleport jail evacuated The Middleport jail was evacuated for an hour Saturday night after a prisoner had set fire to a ·blanket In hls cell. There were three plisoners confined at the time. Officials said the only damages were the burned blanket and heavy smoke. Further charges will he filed against the prisoner, officials said. Explosion causes damage By The Associated Press Syria says tts Lebanese-based troops will stay put despite the urglngso!U.S.speclalenvoyRobert C. McFarlane and a second deadly car·bomblng in Syrlan-rontrolled Lebanon within a lhrl!e-daY span. McFarlane, who Is conferring with Saudi Arabian leaders today, met with Sylian President Hafez Assad in Damascus for six hours Sunday to discuss efforts to ret:nove foreign forces from Lebanon. After the session, . a Syrian spokesman reaffirmed hls government's oppositlon to the LebaneseIsraeli troop withdrawal accord. He said the pact, signed May 17, "Is being Imposed on Lebanon" and "transforms Lebanon Into an Israeli protectorate." The statement carne shortly after a powerful car bomb exploded In a crowded market In Baalbek, a city In the · Syrtan-controlled Bekaa Valley of eastern Lebanon. Pollee said 35 people were killed and 133 wounded. A simllar explosion Friday in the northern port city of Tripoli, also controlled bySyrta, kllledatleast20 people. A groupcaJJing Itself the Front for the Liberation of Lebanon from ~ongressmen... <Continued from page 1) Foreigners claimed responsibility for Sundaf.s blast and warned such attacks would continue "until no 'foreigner Is left on Lebanese soU." The blast demollshed a coffee shop In the market center and devastated the surrounding area. Pollee said that most of the casuaJUes were Lebanese civilians - merchants and residents of the · Ruth Adkins, VIrginia Blevins, Mary Brown, Ronda! 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But of course, that's just what you'd expect from · a friend like Ltvi'a"' . Cut long ~=====================~ umm Mr.and Mrs. Michael Clonch, son, Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. DaVid DeWeese. son, Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Stewart, son Middleport. AUG.7 Mrs. Herman Carson and.daughter, Carl Hogg, John McDaniel, Debra Stapelton, Della Trtbble. PRICES II EFFECT WHILE QUIITITIES UST THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th THRU SATURDAY AUGUST Hospital news HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DJSCJIARGES AUG, 5 WEEKLY REVIEW, DAILY SENTINEL' McFarlane, ~ho made no state- : ment after meeting Assad, flew to ·: Jidda, Saudi Arabia, lor talks witlj: ; KlngFahd. • • ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE Hoover. SUPPLEMENT TO: low-Income neighborhood - bu~ that two Syr1an soldiers were among the VICtims. contrtbute to long-term economic · September,SlatteryandRep.Brtan The Syracuse Fire Department was called to the · Mlck Ash recovery, either through sllghlly J. Donnelly, 0-Mass., hope to form residence at 9:46a.m. Sunday. Mrs. Ash and her two children were in higher taxes · or sllghtly lower an ad hoc committee to refine the · the famUy car PreParing to go to church when the battery exploded causing extensive·damages to the motor. ' pension checks. idea and promote it. "I'm not asking people to dowlth In'theSenate, !he proposal Is being less," he says. "I'll' just saying, marketed by Sens. John Danforth, ONLY 'Canyoudowlthwhatyou've got?"' R-Mo., and David Boren, DOkla. Slattery Is one of about a dozen or so House members, Including MaJTiage licenses Budget Committee Chahman Jim Home wlth the Rev. Don Walker Jones, DOkla., who hope 'concern Sidney Carpenter Ftve marrtage Ucenses were officiating. Burial will he In the about rising Interest rates wlll Issued in Meigs County Probate Letart Falls Cemetery. Frtends quicken their colleagues' Interest In Court. Sidney R. Carpenter, 67, 16491 may call at the Dawson Funeral tbe Idea durtng Congress' August McCormick Run Road, SallneV!IIe, Home in East Liverpool from 2 to 4 Issued licenses were James recess. Oh., former Meigs resident, died p.m. Tuesday and at the -Ewing Russell Peck, 22, Pomeroy, and When the House returns In Debbie Marie Campbell, 26, PomeSunday evening at the St. Elizabeth Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7to 9 • Signalock Eleclronic Tuning Hospital In Youngstown. roy; Thomas Douglas Grady, 24, Rt. Bible school starts p.m. Wednesday. , • 18-position Single-knob VHF/UHF CHannel Selector Mr. Carpenter was a retired 2, Racine, and Jo Ann Mllllron, 26, • Automatic Fine Tuning engineer with Dravo Corp., PittsRt. 2, Racine; Dennis Ray Lambert, Vacation Bible School will be held • Unitized Xtendedlife Chassis burgh, having completed 35 years of Ralph Brannan 28, Gallipolls Fel't'Y, and Bonnie at the Racine First Bapttst Church service wlth the company. He was 32, Pomeroy; Jack Mae DeMey, • Super AccuFIIter Picture Tube beginning tomorrow through Aug. horn Sept.10, 1915atRipley, W.Va., Eugene Follrod, 43, Racine, and Carl Brannan, Middleport, re- 14, from 9:30a.m. until noon daily. • Automatic Color Control a son · of the late Howard and ceived word Monday of the death of Sheila Ann Meek, 30, Pomeroy; Evangellst · David Sm;,et and David Ronald Riggs, 45, Pomeroy, Gertrude Skinner Carpenter. hls brotber, Ralph Brannan, for- family of Indiana will be featured. SurviVIng are his wile, Margaret merly of Marietta, at Margate. Fla. Street Is a ventriloquist and his wife and Carol Marte Gheen, 44, MECHANIC ST. POMEROY Haymen Carpenter; three sons, BeforeretlrementMr.Brannonwas works wlth puppets. Pomeroy. DonaldS. Carpenter, Georgetown, Pre!11dent of the River Gas Co. In The Sunday School bus will be ,----------L------------------,.....--~ Pa., and David D. and Ronald W. Marietta. A sister, Grace Weber, running its regular route each Carpenter, both of East Liverpool; West Union, W.Va., also survives. morning. three brothers, Capt. E. Claire Carpenter of Belpre; Wayne Carpenter, Belpre, and Wilson CarpenMason County Fm Schedule . ter ·of Pomeroy, 10 grandchildren '1\Jesday, Auguot 9 and one great-grandchild. (Fanner's Day) Services will be held at 1 p.m. 9:00a.m. 1983 Fair Opens · Thursday at the Ewing Funeral All bulldingS closed for judging 9:30 a.m. Dairy Goat Judging 10:00 a.m. Demonstration Fitting and Showing Swine 12: 00 Noon Flower Show Opens 1:00 p.m. Fair Chapel Opens Veterans Memorial 2:00p.m. Gene Watson Show-Main Stage Saturday Admissions - Steven 4:30 p.m. DemonstraUon Fitting and Showing Beef and Dairy Hoover, P,omeroy; J;l!>nna Casto, Cattle-Show Ring . Portland., 6:00p.m. Dedication 1983 Fair Saturday Discharges - George FAIR QUliN Market Hog Show Clonch, Dessle Boring. MAIKn ClONTEST 7:00p.m. Junior and Open Swine Show HOG&LAMB Sunday Admissions - Mickey TIISDAY IAU Garden Tractor Pull Oller, Pomeroy; Carl Gilmore, MIGUSI 9, 1983 uusr 1z, 1913 Fair Queen Contest-Main Stage Middleport; Gregory Johnson, Ra7:00 P.ll 7:00 P.ll. 8: 00 p.m. Youth Horse Show cine; Juanita Chapman, Cllton, W. lAIN STAGE 9:00 p.m. Gene Watson Show-Main Stage Va.; Nancy Patterson, Syracuse. 11: 00 p.m. Goodnight-Gates Close Sunday Discharge - Steven I dACISOI • WELLSTOI. lEW LEIII8TOI OY • WAVERLY .Lebanese troops will stay put after incidents Meigs boosters to meet Tuesday . Area deaths ' !Sears! WITH ELECTRONIC TUNER 9 $599 ~ Authorized Catalog Merchants Grea & Patty Gibbs ~ROY, OHIO PHONE: (Ohio) 992-2178 (W.Va.) m-9sn HOURS: Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Fri. 9:30 to 5 Thurs. 9:30 to 12 •. Sat. 9:30 to 2 STRAIGHT lEG JEANS . IN 100% COTION, LADIES NYLON OR COlTON ,........., 8RI£FS l IIRINIS . Ln.. 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