http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3f74e86ca31f44cf0c34b08b8bf1ae59.pdf e0aadf5ebbe2698f6a0581518680629a PDF Text Text ) Pag-12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednnday, Officials.. . Area briefs: PL Pleasant physician arrested CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP)- A Point Pleasant physician who was free on bond on a sexual assault charge was arrested Tuesday and charged with kldnapptng and three more counts of sexual assault, Charleston pollee said. Dr .. David L. Carr, 39, was arraigned Tuesday night on the -additional charges, which Involve an alleged attack against a woman, according to Kanawha COunty Jailer Johil King. Bond was set at S75,1XXJ on the sexual assault charges, but a circuit judge must set bond on the klclnapptng charge, said Kanawha County Sheriff's Deputy M.B. Simmons. Carr cannot be released untO bond Is set on the kidnapping charge, Simmons said. No other details were available on theThesdaylncldent, Ktngsald. In March, Carr was charged with first-degree sexual assault and two counts of armed robbery after a Putnam County husband and wife were attacked In their home. In that case, the woman was raped and her assailant used a gun to rob her and her husband of~Carr has pleaded innocent to the earlier charges and was free on bond when arrested Thesday. Announce hours for fair entries P ersonnel will he tn the Meigs County Fair board's office on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds both tomorrow and Friday to take open .class entries from exhibitors. •The office will be open from 10 a.m. to4 p.m . both days. Open class entries will not he accepted after 4 p.m . on Friday. While there Is no entry fee for exhibitors, all must purchase a season or membership ticket. Exhibitors are to determine for themselves In what class or classes !hey will make entry and complete the entry blanks. ' . ' Entries are welcome from Meigs and adjotntng counties except In the Junior Fair where exhibits are limited to Meigs County Club members and flower shows where exhibits are limited to Meigs County residents. TROPIIII!S, TROPHIES, TROPIIII!S - Youth will he honored at Meigs County fair More than two h,undredyouth will he recognized for their outstanding, achievements In project work OJli Wednesday, designated as Youlh Night, at the Meigs County Fair.' Activities will get underway at 7 p.m. AU Meigs County educational youth groups participate In !he observance which Is coordinated by the Meigs County Junior Fair Board. The groups Include 4-H, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and local chapters of the Future Farmers ofAmerica, Future Homemakers of America, and the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Forthesecondyear4-Hmemhers recfi'lvlng grand champion honors will be awarded trophies, and aU Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service responded to stx calls for assistance Tuesday and early Wednesday morning. At6: Zla .m. the Pomeroy unit went to the Pomeroy Cliff Apartment for Candy Martin who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 4:45 p.m. !he Racine unit went to Oak Grove for Faye Powell, also transp<irted to Veterans; at ·6:56 p.m. the Middleport unit took Rick Holley from 241 Beech St. to Veterans, and at 10:34 p.m. Harold Scarberry, Jr. was taken to Veteransfrom40RivervlewDrivebythe Middleport unit. Today at 12:07 a.m. the Mlddlepori unit transported Heidi Carauthers to the Holzer Medical Center; at 8: l3a.m. answered a call to the 365 Grant St., Mlddlepori residence for Leona Kohl who was treated but not transferred. Guiding Hand refused bus funds the Gallla County oommlsslonei's and the county mental retardation board, already embroiled In a funding lawsuit. face another showdown concerning the purchase of school buses for Guiding Hand School. The commissioners Tuesday re!used to approve a transfer of funds within the mental retardation board's budget which would allow It to purchase two new buses. Board president James Holley said this morning that Guiding Hand - a school for !Jie mentally retarded operated by the board - cannot begin the school year without the buses. On August 2, the commission awarded bids to buy two new buses at a total cost ot $41,568. providing the board had enough tunds In Its equipment fund. The board has since requested a transfer of $~.000 from Its salaries fund to Its equipment fund to purchase the buses, but the commisSioners refused, at least for now. "I hate to jeporadlze ... (Guldlng Hand) staff to buy new buses," Commissioner Paul Niday said. Niday said school officials have been "negligent" In not coming to 1he commission to explain the transfer and the financial situation of !he board. Holley said he Is unsure why the commission will not approve the transfer. Guiding Hand needs the buses soon, he said. I Maud Young Maud Hoffman Young, 91, of Mason, died Thesday In the Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Unit. · Born Dec. 25, 1891, at West Columbia, to the late Robert B. and Ella E . Circle Foglesong. Preceding her In death were two husbands, James Walter Hoffman, who died In 1938, and her second husband, George D. Young, who died In 1961. Also prececllng her In death were two sons, Winfred W. . and James R. Hoffman; and one daughter, Elia Rose Grinstead. She was a foster grandparent for the Lakin State Hospital. Surviving are one son, Charles C. Hoffman, of Pomeroy; one daughter, Mrs. Oscar (Betty J .) Roush, of 1'hree defendants forfeited bonds In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Theywere: PauiD.Cardone,Jr., Racine, $39, speeding, and Harold Grate, Langsville, and Jack L. Young, ;Point Pleasant, $450 each on charges of driving while IntOXIcated. . Also In !he cost David L. Vance, Middleport, was fin~ $10 and costs, spinning tires; Sally Scanlon, Mid- A jury trial scheduled for Friday has been cancelled It was an· nounced today. I dleport, was given a four day jail sentence on a cllsorderly manner charge; Joe Vadlsh. Mlddleport. was fined $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Michael Amodlo, Mlddleport, $10 and eosts, operating a vehicle without regard to safety; Brien TaylOr, Middleport, $00 and. costs, disorderly manner, and a 10 day jaU sentence on a resisting arrest charge, and Roheri J. Glass, Middleport, $10and costs, speeding. 10, 1983 (Continued from page 1) counties bt this part of the state are spending considerable larger percentages of thetr allocation. Accord· lng to the alliance report, Meigs County was given $15,768 In State Child Welfare Subsidy funds and spent none of that allotment. Jackson County spentlOOpercent of the funds alloted to It and Athens County spent 96.6 percent. The lowest expend1ture by other nelghbortngcountleswaslriCalllaCounty where 51.8 'p ercent of the allocation w~ expended. In the Title IV B category, Meigs County was alloted $63,301 and expended 417 percent of the amount, $~,427.36 . Athens County spent ~00 percent of Its allocation with Jackson County spending 80.7 percent. The lowest percentage of allocation used by a county other than Meigs In this area , was Washington County which used 62.8 percent of the money alloted. WhjJe Dr. Witherell admits that there are few ·cases of chUd abuse and neglect on llle, hemalntatns that Announce... thJs situation will probably remain so untO proper services are estal> llshed and programs developed whereby relief actions areavaDable and the publlc learns that reporled offenses will be checked out and actlons taken where necessary. Giants stop Braves••• Page 4 Hospital news Veterans Memorial Admitted - Donna Good, Long Bottom: Gladys Stevenson, Big Creek, W. Va.; and Joan ChUds, Middleport. Discharged Donna Casto, Gregory Jolmson, Glen Edwards, Irene Roush, Clarence Gilmore, Mickey Oller, and Donald Graham: marriage. Two defendants fined Two defendants were fined and four others forfeited bonds tn the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Thesday night. Fined were Matthew Weaver, Mlddlepori, $163 and (.'OSts, reckless operation and be was placed on stx montha probation, and Raze] Bog, gess, GallipoliS, $375 and costs, driving while Intoxicated and $63 and costs, no operalor's Ucense. Forfeltbtg bonds were Jay Ridgway, New Haven, $63. dlsturolngthe peace; Brien Gheen, Pomeroy. $163, reckless operation; Carl Nelson, Middleport, $47, speeding, and Debra Couch, Elgin Tex., $49, speeding. DR. CLODVS SMml ENROLL IN THE FALL CLASSES. Prepare now for YOUR future! TRAININ FIELDS THAT PAY WELL ... ASSOCIATE DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS IN •Business Administration •Executive Secretary •Computer Science •Ace ou nti ng For Your Appointment or More Information CALL BOB AND CHARLENE HOEFLICH (After 5 P.M. Or On Weekends) Pomeroy,OH. 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Buter Bar 0Hp Cluns •- '; ·; :: : · ·· :: :· :· ;: •" : ·· Columbia Gas of Ohio (COH) Is reducing gas costs to Its one mtlllon customers by about five percent, or 30 cents per 1,000 cubic teet, and prospects are good for very lltUe Increase In gas btll.s through this time next year, Chairman Marvin E . White said Wednesday. "Based on the best bttormatlon now available to us, we see an excellent posslbWty that our costs ot buying gas for our cuslnmers will he about level through 1983 and well Into 1984," White said. The lower gas costs are a result al success!ul efforts by COH and Its principal supplier, Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., to lower costs ot gas purchased from producers and other btlerstate pipelines, White said. The reduction In COR's natural gas cost recovery (GCR) level Is the result of those actions and application of the GCR rules of the Public Utilities Commission _ of Ohio, White said. Tile GCR was !lled today wilh the conunlsslon. The quarterly gas<OSt adjust· ment will he reflected bt hUis ,. mailed after Sept. 10. It will amount to an average decrease of $3.00 per month to a Colwnbla customer who ~ 11,000 cubic feet of ll&tural gas per month on annual basis. The reduction means COH's gas costs have Increased tess.tiJan lour percent In 19!3. Ohio's gas-cost recovery mechanist allows a utWty to collect Its an M~ GRAND CHAMPIONS- 'lbe8e five were am<JDI the grand champions of the annual Melp ' County 4-H style revue. From the left are Heather Lldller• a.ureiL From lbe left are IJsa o.q., GRAND CHAMPIONS - 'l18e 11ft! luiJr al tile cllamplons selected ,In tile Melp QJamy 4-H style show held TueotlaJ Dllld a& tile St. Plllll ..._ up, specte'llr; Carrie Barr, Speacer, was a ppointed to the university relations position. He Is married to the former Pauline R. Chaat and they have two daughters and a son. Smith' s appointment ends a search Initiated after Hayes an- · nounced his Intention to retire to the collegeboardsonJan.15.Hayeswlll leave office at !he end of this ye>.r to enter private business. Smith was chosen from a nar· rowed llst of candidates that have been examined by the college since late June. Hayes Is expected towork with Smllh to create a smooth transition on the administrative level. ~ \ Miller booth at fair Tenth District Congressman Clarence MUier will have a booth at the Meigs County Fatr next week to assist area raildents with any federally related problems they mayhave. . As has heel! his practice. Con· gressman Mlller wUI also conduct an opinion poll on natlollallaslles at !he booth and Invites area fldl goa s to stop by and give their views. The MUier booth will he slatted by a district representative. Weather: State forecast Motilly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent ciJAncp a1 ahOWI!I'I. Low 65-70. Winds northerly IJ).l5 mpiL Suni1Y on~. High near Ml. Extended forecast ~. I &porta clothes, •mpg clatla BDd F1nlaw, clothes for school; Judy Levingston, topping your outfit: Don Ilarrh, sporis clolhes, active wear; Gre«a Riffle, adventures In c~;lthlng, and Susan Wol!, joyful jumper. Negotiations stalled in strike's fifth day costs for gas purchases from · suppllen, with no profit to the utUity. Costs ot company operations not associated with the costs Of purchasbtg gas supplies, amounting to about 18 cents of each $1 of an average bill, are covered In separ· ate general rate filings. '"The moderating trend In gas prices has arrived, and we believe It will continue. to Improve, partlcu· !arty U ·Congress enacts needed legislation that Columbia has suggested," White said. "This legislation would help pricing lind gas contract problems between gas purch'a sers, such as Columbia Gas Transmission, and ProduceJl resulting from provisions of the Nalul'al Gas Polley Act of 197!i.'' Sa&urda,)' lbroop Manday: - Falr!M!I'thewcela!nd and a chance of thunderstorms Monday. Hlab8 ID the llppel' 'IIIII and· low 801 Satlm!a,y and In tbe JaN and ~ SUndaY. and Monday. Lows MilBy ~. drs8-up, fomiil. Columbia reduces gas costs by five percent aoo 109 High St. ~tatement they were . Impressed with Smith's academic back· ground, professional experience and Interest In the campus and 1\S staft and students. "I am elated at having the opportunity to become president," Smith said. noting that his previous experience In academics, marketIng. student serviCes and fund· raising will play a ''vital role" In the Institution's future. Smith holds an llSI\OCiate degree tram Cameron State College, a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma A & M College, and a master' s degree !rom Oklahoma State Unl· verstty. He received his doctorate from Cornell University. I craod ' 1HE PHOTO PLACE Rio · Grande College and Community College's board of trustees have appointed Dr. ClodusR. Smith to succeed Dr. Paul C. Hayes as president of both colleges. The 55-year-old Smith, currentlY vlce"presldent of university rela· tlons at Cleveland State University, 1s expected to take charge at RGC.CC on Oct. 1. An announcement of Smith's appointment was made Wednesday night after representatives of both college boards met In a live-minute closed session at the college. Roherl S. Wood, chairman of the college board, andMannlngWetherholt, chairman of the community college board, said bt a joint il Thursday, August U Senior Citizens' Day 9:00 a.m. Gates Open-Flat Raising Ceremony 10:00 a.m. Open Beef Cattle Show 11:00 a .m . Pie Eating Contest 1: 00 p.m. Fatr Chapel Opens 2: 00 p.m. Freddie Hart Show Junior Beef Cattle Show 4:30p.m. Wahama High School Band Concert 5:00p.m, Gospel Sing-Harry Rhodes 7:00p.m. Baby Bee! Show-Livestock Arena Presentation of the John McCausland Award Farm Tractor Pull 9:00p.m. Freddie Hart Show 11: 00 p.m. Goodnight-Gates Close Call The Photo Place and make your appoinmient for those treasured "milestone" senior portraits. You'll like the individualized attenrion you receive at The Photo Place you'll like the reasonable prices. Your preview set will inclqde 9 to 12 different poses before traditional oil backdrops and before several newly created outdoor settings. We gi-ve you a variety from which to make your final selection. AmandaM.Morrls, -75,ofRoute4, Pomeroy, dledThesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Arrangements will be announced by Ewing Funeral Home. 20 Cenl• Mason County Fair schedule HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS . 1 Section, 14 Pag es A Muhimedia Inc. Newspaper Smith succeeds Hayes .at Rio Grande There is still time to Now Is The Time To ... enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursdoy, August 11, 1983 ruta K. Hoschar. Pomeroy . rued suit for divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Courl against Jeffrey L. Hoschar, Pomeroy. , In the same court Mary Susan Bissell, Rt. 1, Long Bottom and ' Roger Lewis Bissell, Rl 1, Long Bottom fUed for dissolution of A marriage license was Issued bt Meigs County Probate Court to Dennis I...ee Rucker, 22, Rt. 1, Reedsville, and Carrie Lynn Chevaller,19, Reedsl(llle. ' • at ' Voi.32,No.84 Copyrithtod 1913 Seeks divorce (Continued !ron.t page 1) application for funds to add on to the courthouse would he rendered by Sept.19. A letter was also received from 1he U. S. EPA statb1g that comments wiD he received lor the next 30 days cncemtng the Tuppers Plains Wastewater project. In the absense of substantial comments during this period, the preliminary decision wm become final and the county will then be eligible to receive grant assistance from EPA to construct the proposed project. Attending were David Koblentz, Jones, and Manning Roush, commissioners, Mary Hobstetter, clerk and Martha Chambers. • e- Marri~ license Trial cancelled Amanda Monis ' State Fair participants will he presented· plaque!;. The trophies and plaques have been donated by local businesses and Individuals. As explained by Cindy Pitzer. activities assistant In the Meigs County Extension Office who coor· dlnated the 4-H awards program, the trophies and plaques help slrengthen !he 4-H program. Dale Stoll, home economics and 4-H agent for !he Extension Service, stated that the awards are an Indication of the value the commun· lty places bt youth. Encouraging youth through awards llkethesehelpsrelnforcethe goals of the 4-H program bt the efforts to teach and help youth grow and develop, she commented. . Three forfeit bonds in Middleport court Mason; 16 grandchUdren; 26 great grandchUdren and one great great grandson. Funeral services will he held Friday at 1 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. George Hoschar and Rev. Manford Cass Hutchinson officiating. Burial will follow In !he Suncrest Meniorlal Park. Friends may call at the funeral homeonThursdaytrom2-4p.m.and 7·9p.m . EMPIRE FURNITURE IN MIDDLEPORT WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY SO WE CAN GET READY FOR BASSETT'S BARGAIN DAY U.S.A. SEE OUR BIG AD IN THURSDAY NIGHTS DAILY SENTINEL AND COME IN AND ENJOY THE SAVINGS! · bo•nre- and work and to lhooe seleded to represent Meigs Cwnty ut the Ohio stale Fair. Ctney Pitzer, 4-H IIMI!Iant, and Larry Circle. active In the program, llnlilh the lropby display_ Squads answer six calls · Area deaths Local Individuals provided the funds for purohaslng these trophies whiCh wDI he awarded to 4-H memben receiving grand champions lo their proJect A~ust ' , WASHINGTON (AP)- A strike strike, buttherearedelayslngettlng to a caller who wanted to call the and smoothly right now. We've got against American Telephone & ·operator assistance and repairs. Columbus Correctional FacWty, .a our fingers crossed." · Telegraph Co. went Into Its fifth day state prison, the newspaper But The Columbus Dispatch Meanwhile, officials of Ohio Bell today as a federal mediator tried to reported. reported that managment person· say there have been few problems get stalled negmlatlons movtng. Another operator said the Colum· r. "I appear to he havbtg a tough Ume with telephone service since Sun" We don't seem to he any closer to bus suburb of Worthington Is served filling In for directory assistance day, when 15,000 workers joined getting back . to the bargaining by no fire depa rtment. After two operators tn Columbus. others nationwide In a strike, but table," John Shaughnessy, pres!· minutes of searching the computerAbout 350 management em· some problems with Information dent of the Telecommunications Ized phone number listings, the and operator-assisted calls were pJoyees are replacing the 750 InternatloQil( Union wbo requested operator suggested the caller constriking directory assistance reporled. lnlelventlon by the Federal Mediatact the Columbus Fire Dlvtslon. operators. Charles Day, spokesman for Ohio It took 12 rings before an operator tion and Conciliation Service, said One operator gave !he number of Bell In Cleveland, said Wednesday: late Wednesday. could he asked for the number of 1he Franklin County Traffic Bureau the "We're slipping by very carefully The Till represents 50,000 of the marriage llcense bureau In Frank· 675,000 workers who struck AT&T lin County Probate Court. After a :JO.second search, the operator Sunday over wages, job security asked the caller, "Do you have any and working conditions. The other Idea how It's llsted?" two unlolls are the Communications ' Scattered problems also were . Workers of America, which represents 5Zi,OOO workers, . and . the reported In the Toledo area. CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -A circuit Judge has Invalidated Internatlonal Brotherhood of ElecTeri Pritchard, a spokeswoman W81& Vlrl!lnla's tax on eleclrlclly sold aml88 the border, which .., for St. Cll;lrles Hospital In Oregon, trical Workers, representing official said WednMday oould cost state govenunent $150 mUUon In said patients were having trouble 100,000. ' reftmd9 In utDitles. ·Meanwhile, several cases of niaklng long-distance calls. AU the Kanawha County Circuit Judge HennBD Canady ruled lhat that violence and property damage have hospital rooms' long distance calls the tax, whlcb covers eleclrlclty generated lo West VIrginia but sold need operator assistance, and no been reported aroond the country. A In other states, Including Ohio, violates a federal statute. . Des Moines, Iowa, woman said she operators appear to he available, Caaady's ruling was received Wednesday by lawyers lor both she saki. was IUI8ble to get an operator at aldM In tile caae, filed II!Veral years ago by a coll!lllrtlum ot seven "The delay really started Sunday strikebound Northwestern Bell Telekdt1c utlltles !rmJ three slates. ephone Co. to report a fire at a . and everyolle has been understand· Out of !!tale ut1J1t1ee joining the suit were Duquesne Ught Co., of lng so far,". she said. "U It's an neighbor's horne. Plttaburgb; Ohio Power Co., based In CBDioo, Ohlo; BDd West Penn emergency, a patient will not be AT&T supervisors and executives Power Co. o! Pennsylvania. denied along-distance call" because have heel! filling In for the strikers. a hospital operator will handle It for The ccrnpany says there has been no them. breakdownofservlcehecauseoflhe Judge stops electricity tax Revocation of bond sought in Carr case utor o.c. Spaulding cited the assaulted, according· to the Kanawha County charges In his prosecutor. motions for reYocatlon of bond. After the assault, Stucky said sbe Judge James 0 . Holliday signed was taken to where she was picked an order calling for the tiling of the up and told to return tothesamespot motion. No hearing on the motion . the next night. The woman got the has been set. but Carr IS to appear bt license plate of the Cadillac before It Putnam Clruclt Court today for a left the scene. · Carr's car has been Impounded as pre-trial hearing. According fo Kanawha County evidence, accorcllng to a pollee Prosecutor James Stucky said the spokesman. Charleston woman was hltchhlk1ng Carr IS expected to stand trial • Monday night when she was Sept. 19 before Putnam County abductedatgunpolnt.Hesaldamah Circuit Judge James Holliday In the In a Cadillac Eldorado stopped and first rape case. Carr Is a Kansas City, Mo. native told the woman he was a state pollcman working on narcotics who moved to Point Pleasant ln1978. cases. In addtlon to operating an osteopaThe man showed her a badge and thic cltnlc there, be also operated a then an then handcuffed her, Stucky mobUe .clinic out of a camper In rural. said. She was tak£in to TWilight sectlon of Mason and Putnam Drive where she was sexually counties. Carr was Indicted bt March In Putnam County and was free on bond when be was arrested Tues· day. The Indictment was on one count of first-degree sexual assault and two counts of anned robbery In cOnnection with an attack on a Fraziers Bottom couple at !heir POINT PLEASANT - The Putnam County · prosecutor has asked that the$!!0,000bondposted by Point Pleasant pllyslcaln Dr. David L. Carr lo connection with rape, armed rabbet y and breaking and entering charges against him he IE'Volu!d. Carr was IIITested at the Family Cltnlc ID Point Pleasant Thesday and cllarlad wtth kidnapping and tJiree COUIItl ot leJiuaJ assault llecau8e of 8lllllher Incident.- Charleltoll pallce report. OJarleltiill odlclals said he was anesled after an 18-year.old wmum repor1ed she had been abducted by a man posing as a nan:otlcl al!lcer. The man handcu1red lll!r and drove her to an llolated area where she was allepdly raped three times. borne. · He recently entered a not guOty plea In Putnam County Circuit Court. Mason County Magistrate Paul Smith set bond at$75,000on the latest sexual assault charges, but a Kanawha County Sherttrs deputy said Carr COUld not he released !rom thecountyjallunillbondwassetbya circuit judge on the kldnapplng charge. Putnam County AsslstantProsec- ( • �-- ··~mmentary Colleges & the draft _____Ja_mes_J._Kil....:;_:pa_tr......._~k . The . Daily Sen~inel • ' • WASHINGTON- The beadl!ne In The New . York Times read, "CollegeS Perplexed by New Draft Law," and the stacy dealt with the teddlble, tedd!ble burden over which college presidents are agonIzing this summer. The poor dears don't know wbat.to do about young men wno won't register under Selective Service law. It's so · "awkward/' said me gentleman. Well, what Is so awkward? The legal situation could rot possibly be rmre clear. An act of Congress requires an young men between the Ill COW1 Slrtet Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON i\.Rii:A ~~ ~._...,..,,.........o:::Jii=O qJv .. :• ' ROBERT L. WINGEIT Puhllfihfor BOB HOEFLICH Grnt.Tal Manqt!r ·. ·. DALE ROTHGEB, JK. Neows Editor ·.•.·. .. ' . ··, ages of 18 and 21 to register for a possible draft. Another act of Congress, passed last November by overwhelming votes Jn both houses, dentes guaranteed student loans or other aid to men wllo have failed or refused to register. In Minnesota, six Utt!e parasites (John Doe, Richard Roe, Paul Poe, and so on) undertook to cbaUenge the law. Behind the shield of their pseudynyms, they acknowledged tbat !beY had· refused to register. They would not do even that much to serve their countcy and their _____ __ U:i . . . OF 'OPINJON lire Wek."'med. 'nae)t ~oWII be leis eta. • w....... ==-~-====:.r:::~~e::"'~be=~-~.r:: ' .~:' ....... '*'C-._. ........,.utles. ..,.._ _... ~...;... ! . '. Raw.materials: a :j sign of whe~e the · ~ economy is 'heading jj.. government. But they vecy much nation, and he directed the Departwanted their countcy and their ment of. Education to see tbat government to do !!lings for them: college otflctaJs were made aware They wanted "PeU grants" or that draft registration could not be guaranteed loans to . help them made a condition for 8l'811tlni attend the University of. Minnesota. · student !lnanctaJ ald. On June ~. without a dissenting vote, the U.S. They are au takers and no givers, these kids. Supreme Coort suspended Judie Alsop's order. 1be gova muent's In March, U.S. DistriCt Judge Donald D. Alsop lectured the appeal will be argued before the plalnutfs on good clt12Jenshlp, but he court In the !aU. felt compeUed to grant the IDjunctlon they sought Subsequently he "It's an outrage to ask colleges to enlarged his order to cover colleges play cops for the Selective Service.'' and universities throughout the said Joeeph S. Mw}illy, cbanceUor of the Qty University of New York. "Why don't ;you apply the same loetc to people wbo don't pay allmony? Sentence them to 90 days In laD and 00 flnanctaJ ald!! they go to college." · For so eminent an educator to · equate a faUure to pay aDrnony with a faUure to register for the draft 15 to demonstrate that blgller education Is no guarantee agalD.st ma1c1JJi stupid equattoos. Many of us wauld see DOthlng outrageOus at an In asking the nation's colleges and universities, who benefit so rlcbJy from federal grants and subsidies, to abide by federal law. By KEN RAPPOPORT (Barty) Bonnell tn left field. I don't • AI' !!porta Wlilj!r kmw !! Bell ever played left field In ; • : The next afternoon that Toronto's Ya.nkee Stadium. Il's the toUghest . George Bell goes out to left field at sun fte!d In basebaU. I talked to hlm Yankee Stadium, he'll be sure to IJI'forethegameandhesaidhecould . · have his sunglasses with him. play lt." •.· W~y'sgametaughthlma New Yqrk Manager BUly Martin , lesson. was as surprised as anyone that Bell . . · ''There'snoexcusefornothavtng didn't have his glasses on . : •glasses," said Toronto Manager "He went out there without -: Bobby Cox after f'lalch!ng his left glasSI;'S/' said a disbelieving j'dar. · fielder lose a flY ball hit bY New t!n. "I laughed my head off. He . .York's Dave , · Wlnfteld In the learned ahout Yankee Stadium." , treacherous "sun field" at the . The Yankees won, 8-3. · Stadium. · In other AL action, Seattle beat ThebiudroppectforanRBislngie OaklaQd 7-5, Cleveland edged BaltiIn lnn!ng and provided more 4-3, Boston stopped Texas 4-2, · Winflel th hls 17th game-winning Milwaukee blanked Kansas City 4-0 In the American League. · hit, and Minnesota beat Cal!!ornia 4-1. . ;.•w,;' probably my fault," added Haln washed out the Chicago..,..Cox. "I don't knOw why I didn't put Detroit game. ;; ·• :: ;: :: ·· ' Berry's World '. ""' ·,· / The Times' stoey cited the pathetic example of Andl'e GJDee. riCh, a 21-year-old student at Swarthmore who has received $4,!m a year In federal grants and loans for the past three years. He Is a Mennonite and has refused to register because rerrtstrattn would constitute "partlctpatton In preparatlon for war." With deference to the young geatlemaD's ·religious convictions, this Is p!flle. All be 15 required to do at this stage Is to register. · = Ken Griffey followed with an RBI single and Don Baylor an RBI He struck seven walked two before out glvtng wayand to George Frazier In the eighth when the Blue Jays scored their last two 111ns. With Toronto leading 1-D on Alfredo Griffin's RBI single in the top of the fifth Inning, Jercy Mumphrey triggered a siX·run Yankee uprising in the bottom of the Inning off loser Jim Got!, 6-10. Mumphrey, who later was traded to Houston for Omar Moreno, hit a drive to left-center that feU between Bell and center fielder Lloyd MosebY and roUed to the wall for a , triple. GraigNetUes laterhitanRBI single before Bell lost Winfield's fly baU ·In the sun. · double. RelieVer Roy Lee Jackson later forced hometheftfthrunwitha bases-loaded walk to Butch Wy· negar and Jerry Mumphrey's sacr!f!ce fly r~p'led the lnn!ng. II was the olxJI vlctocy In eight games for thE Ya•.kees, while the stumbling Bhie Jays lost for the seventh time tn the lasteightgames. Martners7, A's5 In Oakland, Ron Roenlcke's three-run homer capped a five-run rally, leading Seattle over the A's and snapping their five-game winn!ng streak. Malt Young, 9-11, scattered eight hit'! in 71-3!nn!ngsashewonforonly the second time In his last 10 decisions and broke a three-game Sea!Ue losing streak. Two relievers ftnlshed up for the Mariners, Including Ed Vande Berg, who registered his fourih ~. . WASlllNGTON- Fidel Casiro, the unruly ruler of Cuba and the godfather of Marxist revolutions In the Americas, has been undergoing long-distance psychoi!IUIIYs!s by U.S. bitelligence experis for almost a quarter of a centucy. Along with the gray hairs that are overtaking his beard, he has displayed certain ch~ In behavior. For Instance: -Once a boozer and womanizer, Castro has now become something of. an ascetic. VOdka and rum no longer seem to give hlm the same stimulation. He bas even cut down on his beloved cigars. And the women who ooce shared hls private life have died. HJs work has become his true mistress, the psychological analysts bave concluded. - On July 26, 1953, Castro led a group of students In a da"'!!!!''US, almost sulddai attack on a govern· men! barracks. The faDed attempt resulted In death for most of the rebels and Imprisonment for Cas· tro. To the analysts, the sulcl<lal nature of the attack demonstrated his wtutngness to take desperate risks. But he has now become rmre canny and cautlous. At the massing of U.S. mUitary power tn Central America, for example, he began sending up concUtatoey smoke signals. - In the 1950s, Castro burst Into the communist world stUI an unformed entlty, a flamboyant figure among drab, almost anonymous Marxist leaders, • an un· guided m!ssUe apt to veer off In any trajectocy. He chafed over the rigidity of communist dogma and bristled when the Krem!!n tried to teU hlm wbat to do. But today he Is a hard-bitten calculating communist who Is regarded by the Krem!!n as a most dependable puppet. The grim communlstexperlence, llowever, bas rot put out tbe ttre In Castro. He remains a looming presence on the international scene bY Virtue of a dramatic flair and a genius for propaganda. He has a tendency to present himself to the world In a series of triumpbal speeches, with rhetoric that raises the hair on the back of the neck. The psychoanalysts admire hls Incredible memocy for detail. He rumbles ·and roars for hours at a time, artfully composing bls speeches as he goes, without 110tes or teleprompter. He has the oratorical art111ecy, the brains and the guile to create a great deal of mischief whenever a fortuitous· conjunction of events arise. Castro's personal life fascinates the analysts. He was born through a UDlon of his mJddle..class father and the Castro famDy maid. He went to a Catholic school, then to university and law school, where he report· edly carried a gun and was a campus bully. . He Wlis also something of. a rake. He drank heavily. smoked great quantities of cigars and had many transient love affairs. Though he never married, he did father a son by an unldenllf!ed mistress. Castro had at least one lasting, Intimate relattonship - with Cella Mnchez. She was close to hlm In the earUest days of the revolution, and over the years became hoth lover . .. ..' .. • • • • ·• \\ "You'll have to excuse my friflfld, here. He d06611 't go ANYWHERE without his computer." • .. ..•. ~ ~ ) Today in history .. Today Is Thul'!lday, Aug. 11, the223rd dayof1!&. There are 142dayslett . In the year. . Today' s h!ghilgllt in hlstoey: . • :: On Aug. 11. 19!!1. a fonnal peace annooncement ended more than seven : ~ars ot. tlght!ng In Indochina between the French and the Communist - ~. On thl.l date: . In 18S7, the tJrst Atlantic cable broke after 3.15 mUes had been laid, · putting ott wor1c on the proJect untU the next ~· · In 1929, Arabs launched attacks on Jews In Palestine In protesto!Jewlsh . use d. the Walling wan 1n Jl!l'IISilll!m. . In l9Q, BriUIIl Prime MJnlster , W!nstat Cmrchlll and Prestdellt. .: FranJdln Roosevelt met on a warship In the western Atlantic to sign the :; Allantlc Cllarler. • .. _,. , It . ·' RACINE BOYAUI - Memben ol lhe 1888 , Jlac!ne Royall lillie league baseball learn are, frenl ., raw, left te rlghl - Mall Richards, Chris Murphy, . CUd Diddle, Todd Grlndstall, Joey JarreD, Shannon aDct The other night I was home reading a book when I received a telepbom call that Mother Nature was dying. I dressed hurriedly and rushed over to the hospital. A lot of people had gotten there before me, and they were an sitting In the walling room ccying and wringing their hands. I searched out the docton wbo were In another room having a heated llf8Wlli!DI as to ho,.· to save ber. Each doctor seemed to have a different remedy: One doctor said, "We have to get her scnne fresh air. Slle can't brellthlt. We'D have to turn off the po•r."e~,.plant because ol the smoke." "Are you out of your mind?" another doctor said. "We turn off the power, and she'll freeze to deatb." "Perhaps we could keep all cars away from the hospital," a third doctor suggested. "That would relieve ::er breathing." "OUt of the question," a fourth docloc barked. "How would we get back and forth to work if we problhlted cars ne4!' the hospital?" "GenUemen," another doctor saki, "I don't believe it's the a!rtbat Is hurting her as much as the water . We.have to find some water that's drinkable. Strong measures must be taken Immediately against polluting hospital water." The director said, "Where would we get the money to support the hospital !! we closed down the factories because they're pollu11!ng the streams?" "We'd . also have to give up detergents,'' a doctor added, "aDd we can't have a clean hospltal!!you give up detergents." "Isn't anybody going to do anytlllna?'' I shouted. They saw me for the first time, and lllte of tbe doctms said IIJIIIrlly, ''We're sony, this Is a medical I coriference for professionals only. Would you kindly leave?" I walked out and down the baD. Suddenly I saw a closed room, which had ·the 11)1me MOTHER NATURE hand-printed on the door. Underneath it, In large red letters, was another sign: NO VISITORS. No one was In the haD, so I opened the door. There was Mother Nature propped up on pillows. She looked old and l1red and haggard. I couldn't beUeve anyone could bave changed so much In 10 short years. But · she seemed glad to see someone and smUed weakly . "HI, Ma,"lsald. " You'reloolllng swell." " You wouldn't kld a vecy sick ' lady, would you?" she said, gasping. "No, I'm not kidding. You look wonderful. I've just been talk!ng to the doctors, and they say they'D have you on your feet tn oo ttme." "Those quacks don't know anything," she saki. "All they do Is come In every few bours and take my temperatu!'l' and gtve me something to l'I'Ueve the' pain. I lhtnk I've bad it tbls ttme.'' "Don't talk th.ii way, Ma. You're . going to pull through. You'w survived worse things than thl.l before." "It's never been this bad," she said and then staried havtnc -a coughing fit. "This time the Grim Reaper's coming to get me." · "But!!yougo,we'Dallhaveto(l'l, Ma.'' I cried. "You have to hold oil. Please, Ma." "I kept complaining Ill pain,'' abe whlspel'ed, "but oo one would pay attention Ill me. I said, 'If you U8p dolni what you're doing, I'm I'OlDI to dle.' But everyone said, 'MA, · you'll never clle.' Why .didn't t11et lll1le!l to meT" · Wllllama aDd Jamie eaDuntn.. 8YDdlq I lo r Coaeh Chuck \Wltams, DaD)' Gheen, Jeremy Role, Tim Teaford, Shawn Diddle, · Herb ...,.denntll, Charlie Woods, . Jason QuiDen- (CoaehRooQuJDen.) . 1··-··· RA STRENGT By'lbe Aeeoo!"ed Press TRACK AND FIELD HEisiNKI, Finland,(AP) - .T he U.S. 400-nieter relay team set a · "· world record of37.86 to highlight the ·, 'action at the first annual World ·. 'rrack and Field Championships. · · JarmUa KratOchvnova of C>e. ' choslovakla also turned lit a World ''record-setting performance by capturing the women's 400-meter race ",with a tlmeof47.99. · ,. In other events, Mary Decker of ' the U.S. captured the WOIJIIlii'S .. 3,®meter run with a ttmel of "11: 34.62, Carl Lewis took tbe long , jump with a leapof28feet, ~Inches ~'and Bertland Cameron of Jarnalcil :: outraced Americans ~lchael "·Franks.and Sunder Nix to win the ·· men's400-meter run!n 45.05. ~· 'l'£NNIS ,. · MONI'REAL (AP) -Top-seeded ' 'J ohn McEnroe defeated BrazU's 'Marcos Hocevar 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 and advanced to the third round of the '' ·S450,!m Player's International ten: ·'nls tournament. · .. ·: .In other action, Jimmy Connors defeated Joachim Nysli<M:Il> of ; ~ . &0, 6-2; Mats WUander, ~Swede. lost 64, 6-3toitaly's GJaruit OclEppo; American Peter . Fleming defeated C:llechoslovakla 's In Baltimore, Lacy Sorensen aDowed siX hits and struck out nine as Oeveland defeated the Orioles. Sorensen, 6-9, gave up Ken Singleton's three-run homer In the fourthInning for all of Baltimore's runs. 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Iron!caUy, more than two decades of host!Uty plotttng by U.S. presidents have helped to give Castro an exalted status armng Yanla!e-hat!ng nations that be WOuld not overwtse have. So wblle he hates us, he depends qn Washington's enmity to further his dreams r1 bigger thlnl5. TYLENOL Indians 4, Orinles 3 ' ' ~-;;::;::~~~~~~~~~~=~~~;;:;~;;;;:;;~ save. ·' Castro: canny, cautious·______.J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on Nature's last will_______---:-A_rt_B_uc_hwa_ld ......• ,.. The Daily Sentinei-Pa Yankee starter Dave Righetti, 13-3 aDowed nine hit<! over seven ·' When prices of industrial raw matertals like zinc, rubber and tallow rise, few consumers take any inunedlate notice. But erommist'l regard chan~ In the prlces of such commodities as a sensitive !nd!cator of where the erommy Is heading. The market for zinc, for example, tells something about the state of the market for the many products In which It Is used- from roof gutters and television screens to :: cosmetics and luminous dlals of clocks. ;: Rubber becomes t1res and elastic bands, beach toys and surgical gloves. ·· Tallow goes Into detergent, shortening, plastics and more. :: An Index of these and other raw materials, compUed by the Commodity ;: Research Bureau, a publisher of commodities !nformatlon, reached a peak .: In early l!lll. After that, It feU about 25 percent by last winter as economies ·· around the world languished In recession. .: But since then It has been bouncing back, posting an Increase of more . than 12 percent from last December to July. .;, "Raw materials prices respond quickly to changes tn supply and .. demand," said Jack Lavecy, chief economist at MerriU Lynch, Pierce, :; Fenner & Smith Inc. , .. . "Increases In raw materials prlces generaUy signal that ecooom!c actMty Is expanding;" he wrote In a recent comrnentacy. ''They also suggest future Increases In the overaU rate of !nflat!on; because a p!ckuptn raw materlals prices heightens costs at the initial stages of productlon. EventuaUy these Increases can feed through to prlces of finished products.'' Changes In raw materials prlces have proven to be a fair-to-~ advance !ndtcator of trends In tnfiation, Lavecy said. He believes the consumer price Index wlll be rising at a 6.5 percent to 7.5 percent 8Mual rate by 191fi, more than double Its current pace. ,. But he says a "drastic resurgence" of Inflation Is not necessarily In the cards, part1culariy if rising Interest rates and a slowdown tn the progress of the economic recovecy reduce upward pressure on raw-material prlces. In the meanttme, accorll!ng to economists at New York's C!tlbank, the recent upswing In commodity prices promises some help for developing ' countries now struggling to get out from under a burden of debt. Though • these countries have been working to buDd an !ndustr!al balle, exporls of prtmary conunodlties still typlcaUy play a vital role In their ecooomles. •· Accom1ng to the InternatiOnal Monetacy Fund, these nations exported roogNy $W btulon In primary comm<ldlties In l!lll. But with demand slack and prices falling, the total dropped a boot $a> bllljon In 1981 and another$15 btu1on last yeer. Thu8, says the bank, a rerovery tn basic commodity prices could prove a wry Important positive deveiopnent for these nations. ; Qtlbank, of course, Lo no disinterested observer In aU this. 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Ohio ... .. ......-.·'.-- 1983 Ohio Lasorda upset after Dodgers drop 9-2 battle to Cincinnati gain gmmd as the Braves lost a pair of ground baDs to pace the By JOE KAY Wednesday night.·Los Angeles has Cil)clnnatl offense. AP SPorts Writer · dropped 19 of 33 games since the . Blliirdello was picked up from the CINCINNATI (AP) -Watching All-Star break. · Dodgers In theof!-season, andfelthe the Los Angeles Dodgers stumble to Lasorda looked tired 115 he sat In a wasn't given a fair chance In Los another defeat was more than blue Dodger t-shlrt after the game Angeles. ·Manager Tom Lasorda couid bear. "Theyjustklndo!leftmeofftothe Lasorda closed the doors to the with an unftlled toodplate In front of side," aUardello said. ''They liked Dodger clubhouse tor 12 minutes him. "I don't 1mow what to say,'' he me ail a person, but'!]ley've got to and reprimanded hls players for like you as a ballplaye?', too. their lackluster perfonnance Wed- said A former Dodger minor lE:aguer nesday night In a 9-2 pounding by the helped to put ibe IIOl'lll8lly talkative Cincinnati Reds. · TheSe!lt'fP.el For goad measure, Lasorda Lasorda at a loss for words. ijoOkle -. ,. Daily \ c,.Ued an unusual morning workout catcher Dann Bllardello drove In (USPS I~IMIII) ~ A Division of MWUmNia. Ia~ ,. 1 for today to try to snap his club out Of 1 four rwiS with a tw~run homer and . SECOND PLACE- Meigs placed &ecODd.ln the Junior League tournament recently. Jnihe llrsC row are Gene Musser, coach, Elsie Meier, Sherry Cooper, . I.e Anile Plnnts, Marla Musser, Ruth Porter, the"Maybe doldrums. they're trytng too hard. Maybe some· of them 'are tired. I don't know," Lasorda said, searchIng for an explnnatlon to the Dodgers' third straight loss. The Dodgers, 6~ games behind first-place Atlanta In the National League West, wasted a chance to Samantha RGush, Harry Ruush, coach. Abaeol were Kim S!ewart, KeW stewart, Angle Cundiff, Becky Smith, Shelly Stoharl, Mary Butcher, Doozle stewart, coach. Pre-game 'conference' pays off for SF Giants The last two days pulled Evans within three ofleader Mike Schmidt AP Sports Writer In the NL homer race. After San Francisco Manager "The home runs arelrilportantfor Frank Robinson cleared the air, me," Evans said. "This gets me Darrell Evans cleared the bases. Robinson conducted a one-hour, back In the race for the home run 25-mlnute meeting before Wednes- title, and I've been In that position day's game with West Division- o!Jly one other time, and ihat was 10 leading Atlanta and then the Giants ' years ago." Evans walked away from the got a three- run homer from Evans, hls 23rd of the season, with two outs plate In disgust after foullng a In the ninth Inning to beat the Braves dellvery from Terry Forster down the first base Une, then ripped the 7-4. The meeting, Robinson said, was next pitch over the center field long because "lt was that good. I fence. "I didn't getalloflt, but you don't didn't want It to end, but we had to get ready for the game. It's the best have to here (In Atlanta)," Evans meeting I've ever been associated said. "In Candlestick, I wouldn't be with. It Was time to clear the air a happy DOW'." ThehomerscoredDaveBergman little bit." Evans, who was 011tstandtng In and Johnnie LeMaster, who · had the first half of the season, had slngled off loser Steve Bedrosian, cooled off considerably In recent 7-5. Evans was the first batter weeks. But hls homer · was the Forster faced. The victory went'to Greg Minton, second In two days. t>S, and Gary Lavelle worked the "It's nice to get going again," Evans said. "It was frustrating. I final Inning for hls 13th save. TheGiants. tooka~3leadwithtwo only had slx or eight RBI since the All-Star game and I hadn't hit a runs In the eighth after starter Craig McMurtry yteld&d tw!HlUtslngles lo homer In a long time." In other National League games, Jack Clark and Jeff Leonard. Chill it was St. Louis 9, Chicago 5 In 13 Davts singled to center to score Innings; Montreal 5, New York 3; Ctark, and Leonard also scored Phlladelphla4, Plttsburgh2; Clncln- when the ball got by Dale Murpby. But the Braves tied the game In nat19, Los Angeles 2, andHouston4, the bottom of the eighth on Bob San Diego 3 In 141nnlngs. ' By WILLIAM R. BARNARD K.ansa! tlty """" By 'Die AMoclaled PftiM Philadelphia Mantreaf Plns!Airgh St. ).(lUIS Chicago New York Callf01;n1a L Pet. GB 58 58 51 53 .5.'12 .523 1 ~ :fi 57 61 68 !109 54 51 45 2Y.t .486 .455 5 IIY.r .3!18 15 WEST DIVISION m Atlanta 1..a1 Angrlcs 61 ar Hru~ton San 01~ San F'rarlclsco C!nclnnall 45 50 ~ MiOakland NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST DIVISION W 53 .m5 .550 6Y, ,514 10)1 56 57 ~96 5<1 59 .418 14Y.! 52 62 .456 17 12 Y.z M'ednl'fld.IQ"a Gaml'll St Lools 9, Chicago 5, 13 Innings San F'ranclsa:r 7, Atlanta 4 Montreal !I, New Y«k 3 Plilllldelphla 4, Plttsburgtl 2 Cincinnati 9, Los Angeles 2 lblstoo 4, San Dlt?J 3, 14 lnnlnKS n.&May's GamOJ Sl. Louis (Cox 0-01 al Chlc~ /Ruthven 7-9) La!; Ang~.~es (Reuss &-10~ at Clnctnnatl 1Pulco 4·71. tnl San Francbco (Lruikf:':Y 12-8) at Atlanta !Dayley 2·31. (n~ San OlfiWl (1'\runnond S.l) at Hooston tMadden 5.{1), 1n1 Only g~ schedull'd Seattle .491 !!~ .482 6~ !6 5'i1 !l8 5:1 00 Moo fl 68 .478 7 1'14 . 7H .0 15 619 .395 161fl w.._.,., Gll'nea lfj Cardlnals9, Cubs5 · Chi Is ended I At cago, St l!.ou ts Smith and a two-run homer from Pirates scored both of their runs. . · · David Green, giving him live RBI, In the fourth, Carlton walked In the 13th. Weekend fishing report COLUMBUS. 0100 (AP) - Kere Is thfl weeldy tbhlng report as Pf'l'PIIred ~the Ohio Department of Natural Reswrces. Cl>i'lBAL 0100 Utue Derby D-eek- This stream kl MadisOn and Union (-"'UJJties Is 1 good place to try tor ArMllmouth bass and rock bass ft.slllng. Uve baits such as toft craw. and lleiDgramltewllwlfJ!Jd duringttu. 11meof year. Scioto RJver- There IS IIOOd ftShing 1n Ule riVf1' lor !li'NlllJn[JJth baM, I"QCt: bas and channel catlllh. ~ CotumWs II the tnt area to tlsli for these !pedes. catashlnr Is best at nlibt. and baJts s\aeh as w<N"tnS', chlckm ttvm and san craws w.:rk !Est. NOR11IWI!BT omo Flndlay Reservoir No.~ -lh! yellow" perch tlshlng is gooclln th1s Hancock Coonry \WUiftd nxn:otr. 'lbe best results are prob:ed by drtn 1\shlna with minnows. The later summer walleye tbhlng ean also be good at thill Jake.' Pleasant H1D Re&ervolr - Good walleye and channel catflshlng ln this Ashland-Rkhland County lake. ~I Pleuant Hill waile)lw'tl.shl'rrnm troll drtvlng lures and drill bh with night cn.wlen deeP Coonty lake hu ROOd late IUI'IVIlel' flshlni: forbtuetJUI, crap!)W, channel catftah md larRemouth t.~. The biKKl'St bluegU&s are ~ caueJrt Ill deep wtter over oe1 t'I'E.'E!k cl!anneb &Ad sulmft'JI!d. road bl!da. """"""'"" ._, Salt Fork Lake - 'l'here II (10011 laW •ununw tbhmg here for JTI,LikJe, cbannel cdlb and largemouth biBS. MOlt o1 the rB&Ikk!l are cnrtac on dct'p dtvtng IW'es trolled In the loiWr ll!diDn of the ..... Captino C...k - Thlo omall """"""' County stream Is ty)Xal Oflf'llltl' -lheelltniQliO ttre..good m smaDmouth bul a roc11. - . . Cleveland 4, Baltimore 3 .....,.• a..,.. Milwaukel' (Porter 4-5) at Toronto tAl· eqnder 0.5}, tnt • New ):'ork (FMtenot f.U at De\tol.t l flnuoma S.2), {n) Kansas City (Rasrn~S!B 1..(11 at Boetoo {Ojeda 5-5), 1nl Baltimore {Ramirez. 4-~ ) at OtJcago {Bann.l.<lter ,.91, {n) MlnnE!!IOta !VIola 5-9) at Oli.kland ICodl· roU 8.8), (nl OnlY iatrleS scheduled r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;l NOTICE! WE WILL BEGIN STAYING OPEN. UNTIL 8 P.M. ' Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court Street. by the Ohio Valley Publishing Company- Mul-. Umedla, Jnc ., Pomeroy,Ohlo457EB, 992· 21M. 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Rocky Fork lake - Some of the best cbannel catllshing af this Hl&bland County tocatlon OCCUI'I after heavy ratns. when a IW"if' Of rolly water enters ~ lake at the tTXllths d. tritut.ariM. IAUEIIIII The walleye fbh!ng II lltfll ROOd In reef aretlll. August 11!1 one 01 tJae bcli monthl tor Catctllni lila walle)oe. ' •, '• ' ".' ·~ ... '. u Weeks ············ · ................... S14.1M 26'1'/eeks ................................. 127.30 52 Weeks ................................. ~1.48 outside Oldo 13 Weeks ................................. 115.21 26Weeks ...................... ,.......... 129.64 52Weeks ................................ $56.21 . '- r;~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::~ . '' ... ' .. OAN'S BOOT SHOP r:IIUUU::I-'OH I .. 1--.....:------~---------------- Day or Night. The Tri-County News Shines Bright!!! two Tasty Sirfoill Steak . 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Reach maximum number of ; •' Put your Eleclrk: R-ln top condition with e and ovM!eul- repair thoroughly ciNn, ol, check and lldlol8t your....,.. to U. it opetallinu at ill beetl .e ' tlte rJSAl 1 Utile Sit_..-. flte .,,.. d · · sirloin steaks, an Doubly tleliciousi7Wo d bta~ s~iJ~/% baked potatoes and 1 an-eat sa a '• ' al1-go~/s with butter. · warm $488Pius • e FREE ESTIMATES •••• ., '• IIti- _._., 6348 ' I. • NeYf rork at Detrou, tnt NEW YORK YANKEES--Traded .Jerry Mumpln'y, ooUielder, to the Houston AJ· troll lor Orrw MoMIO. ootftekleor. WLPot..OB £2 47 .~63 48 .511! - . ' ~ MSTDIVBJON ' ,.. FOR BOYS, GIRLS & STUDENTS Transactions A.IMERICAN I...EAOUE " ·- WE .HAVE LEVI'S RAZOR OVERHAUL! ' ·.. '-, . -. fi'rldiQ"1 G&n'W!II. Plltsburgh at Montreal (nl · San Dleao at Cincinnati, tn) Las Angrles at Atlanta. tnt Chicago at Nt'W York. (n l St. Louis at Phlladelphla, •In) San Frandsro at H~ stan, 1n1 .., ,· . ' . )' MAIL ~~:::&r.IONS f'rldat•G.,..._ MJ!wau~ at ., •, •, · Subscribers not desiring to pay I he carrier may remit In advance · direct to The Dally Sentlnel on 3. 6 or 12 month basis. CrMit will be given carrter ee.ch month. IIOOl1MI!IIT . _ , C.J. Brown Re.!lervcir - !Ia t:iuewtlls &n! 1n the &p:ltllght here. The tat bluellll ftshlna IS In deep water nt'U tlllh annctlnlltr1lctWn. Cridu!tl and NORI1IEAST 0100 White bus ftshlnc Is good In the~oworfl'll!fl Mosqu.Jta Cnoek Ulke - Qwlnel catf\sh and In the Bus bland~ area. Look b' Ehoolsofwbltebal waiJey-e tbhlng Is good In thia TJvmbull County lake. feedbli on minoowa. Most of the ~lful walleye ftab:!rm!rltroll with . SmalJmouth ballS fllhlng II aood OYer the ~ da!p diving Nrt'S durlnl! thiS ume or year. The best reebi arwnd ~ Baal Island~. Sri! craws and nCht catbhlng 1!1 at night With lllllk llnl's. crawlen IN' good live baits for amall.nv.IU.. Small Tappan Re!ervdr - Thill 2,:BN!cre Hai'T'bon JIRs and <..Tank balll are allo ROOd ~ !urea. Milwaukee 4. Kansas City 0 Mi~~~~esoCa 4, canfOmla 1 Chicago at Oelroll, p¢., rain ' r2===========;===~ 2-4: shaky lnnlng during which the ands~. Ni!W York 8. 1'tw'onto 3 Seanle 7, Oakland 5 ,Bolton 4, Texas 2 three, Including Marvell Wynne with the bases loaded, and threw wildly after a buut attempt to aUow .another run to score. Alllrod, Padres S Dickie Thon slammed a iwGoot homer off the mez.zantne taclng In leftfleldtoendal4-lnntngmarathon at the Astrodome. Thon'sblastoffloslngpltcherLuls DeLeon, was hls 16th home run ol the season and made a winner of Vern Ruhle, 4-3. Houston had a 3-1 margin going Into the eighth, but the Padres tied the gameonAinn Wiggins' two-out, two-run single. to Joe 12 over Nolan Ryan. streaktobysend scoring Lefebvre tripled to knock In · eight-game two runs Inlosing the ninth the the go-ahead run for the Pirates In game Into extra Innings and then the seventh after Carlton survived a getting a two-run slngle from Ozzle sec:-t.m of stz.am trom Maron 'Countydown~tream to Scoreboard ... Majors • l;lorner's RBI double. Despite the victory and the successful meeting, the Giants are still In fl1th place In the West, 14~ games behind the Braves, who have a 6~-game bulge over second-place Los Angeles. Asked how he sees the division pennant race, Robinson said, "What race? I don't see a race. Until somebody closes some ground, there won't be a race. I hopewe1Jbe the ones to do it." Pblllles f. Pirates 2 At Philadelphia, Steve Carlton scattei-edelghthltsln82-3lnnlngs to register his 296th career victory and struck out 10 Pltlsburgh hailers to lncreasehlsall-tlrnestrtkeoutlead .. ,•.• .. ··. .' , -.'' . '' ..,.' •• ,••,.. .......,,. •' �- P.aa• 6 1he Daily s.n~ . ......... ~. ' Th~y, August II; 1983 The Daily Sentinei- Pag&-7 i'orueroy-Middleport, Ohio • d•tng T rat·1 Garden (}ub meetS--..;..·- - W ln ' ACROSS AMERICA, TOMORROW ONLY! NOON IDNIGHT!! ~=~ONAl 12 UNTIL IT HAPPENED IN AUGUST OF LAST YEAR ... AND IT WIU HAPPEN AND LOVE SEAT . BASSETT, FLEXSTEEI., CRAFI'MASTER BARGAIN DAY USA. . . TI-lE lARGEST HOME fURNISillNGS SALE EVER COORDINATED ON A NATIONAL BASIS! . BASSETI'S SPONSORSHIP OF TI-llS GREAT SAVINGS EVENT AUOWS SELECTED STORES TO OFFER INCREDIBLE PRICE REDUCTIONS ON EVERY ITEM IN STOCK(NO'F JUS/ BASSETI PRODUCTS), FOR ONE SENSATIONAL DAY! HURRY!! SOFAS., LOVESEAJ'S & CHAIRS $433 13 INCLUDES: •Huteh •Mirror ·•Triple Dreooer •Cheet •Bed •Night Stand Bassett 1450 Tables . French Early Am~riean Tradilional 8 79995 Other tables at tremendouo oavinp: Oak, ma· pie, pine, fruitwood, gJ...., b....., chrome. THAT ENTIRE HOUSE FULL ... . . . Of fine furniture you've wanted can be yours! Buy 3, 4, 5 or mgre rooms full and save hundreds and hu'fidreds of dollars now! Thompson. a sman zinnia. l'll6e the plants may beattachedto "Gold Metal", orchids and aglads: slab with wire with the rootsatree to be Jackie Brickles, cosmos, Mrs. covered with molst spagnum moss. Lewis, dahlias, zlnnlas, and brome- The secret of bromelald health Is to laid plant Just ready lo bloom. keep the natural vase filled with Mrs. Lewls gave the story of the water or moist, she pointed out. bromelald plant, nollng that it Is a They can stand heat , cold, and dry "epiphyte" which means It clings to atmospheres, but not freezing rocks as It grows. Nutrtents and · temperatures and should be water are taken ln lhfough ' the fertillzed every two months. leaVI!S that form a VIJ$e etfect. The Mrs . Lewts explained that the flower spikes usually emerge from plant is sensitive to ethylene , a gas the center and they vary ln color given off by apples as they ripen. from blue througll red, yellow and Placing a bromelald In a clear white and many Just last a day. The plastic bag, keeping It out of leaves tum bright colors before ·sunshine, and putting ln an apple for blooming and the fruit ls often even four days, then removing tile plant Mrs. Lewis said. An lnVitallon were read from the LONG BCYITOM- There will be a teen dance at the Long · Bottom Community Building Thursday from 7 p.m: untlllO: 30 p.m. The dance will be chaperoned. Rutland Garden Oub to participate In a flower show at the Rutland MethodlstChurchonSept.lOandll, and to an open meeting, Aug. 29. An Invitation from the Shade Valley Club's openmeellng onSept.13was also read . Meigs County Fair programs were distributed and membership tickets sold. Plans were made to work on the new program books by the Incoming president, Peggy Crane. . For roll call members displayed a cutting of an evergreen. . , •. . POMEROY - An organlza. tlonal meeting for all Eastern Local students Interested ln . rlaylng junior high football wlll 1 be held Thursday a,t 6 p.m. atthe high school. Parents are urged to attend . --~,;:£ . . . . .. , . LARGE SELECTION OF i LADIES' JUNIOR SIZES. IN BLUE DENIM $4oo QFF SUNDAY POINT ROCK - Citizens Organlzallon Against Longwal· ling (C.O.A.L.) wW hold a picnic at 2 p.m . Sunday at the home of Silas and Mary Lou Milllns at Point Rock. A meeting wW follow the picnic. Those attend· lng are to take a' covered dish and their own table seiV!ce. -.. WRANGLER AND STONEWEAR •SWEATERS •JACKETS Board of Educa tlon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m . ln special 1i.II c-hDDr . ..,.,. WE HAVE THE RIGHT CLOTHES FOR YOUR STUDENT! •TOPS se$Sion In the cafeteria at the hfgh school. family lntonnatlon are asked to a ttend and br ing lt. rr;;;;;;~lj~~~F~~~~~~~~~r~] ·Calendar TIIURSDAY 12:30 p.m . Members with new The 48th 'annua l reunion of tl!e Parker family wW be held at the Thppers Plains School, Sunday, Aug. 14, wltl! dinner beg1nning at ,_~------~~----~~~=-~~ POMEROY- Southern Local •CORDS •JEANS •BLAZERS .. • .. •..' USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN "OVER 48 YEARS IN THE SAME PLACE UNDER THE SAME MANAGEMENT" ONLY 3 STYLES "ON THE t -. IN MIDDLEPORT" ••• FAMOUS RJRNITtiRE BRAND NAMES AVAilABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! •BASSETT! •LANE •STONEVILl-E •KINCAID CountyFalrflowershowsnextweek were given al the recent meetlng.of the Winding Trail Garden Oubheld at the home of Jackie Brickles. Members discUssed their entrtes ln the fair flower shows with Jane Thompson showing " Nothing from Nothing" a pop art class using styrafoamandvlnes,AllceThompson, ·"Aiil't No Mountain High Enough, " a tall deslgti In a metal · container using weathered wood; Addalo\t Lewis, "Snowbird," a stabUe using white wood anchored atop a slender black base. All of these were skeleton arrangements with the flowers to be added late(. : :: • EVERY LIVING ROOMSUm REDUCED .. PLUS EVERYCHAIR, SOFA, ACCESSORY, OCCASIONAL TABLE , LAMP, ROCKER , RECLINER AND PICTURE REDUCED TO SELL! • EVERY BEDROOM SU ITE REDUCED ... PLUS EVERYCHEST. DRESSER, MIRROR, N!Gf!T STAND, AND EVERY ODD HEAD!lO>IRD REDUCED UP. TO 70% FOR 12 HOIJRSI . . • EVERY DINING ROOM SUITE REDUCED .. PLUS ALL ODD CHAIRS, CH INAS, SERVERS, BUFFETS, OCC.\S IONAL PIECES AT SPECl~CU lllR I DAYRED UCTIONS! • EVERY DINETTE SET REDUCED! • EVERY MAITRESS SET REDUCED e EVERY DESK, BOOKCASE, AND CUIIJO REDUCED! • PLUS HUNDREDS AND Ill NOREDS OF ODDS AND ENDS ALSO SLASHED TO SELL! Set of 3 and discarding the apple usually results In blooming after a month, · ' •• • 5 pc. Bedroom YES! THEY'RE CLOSED: Unti112 Noon Friday, To Reduce Prices On Every Item! Don't Miss It! •n~::~~Com- Specimens displayed were by . showier than thefiowers~d leaves. Peggy Crane, straw llowsers; Jane She saldthattheplant orgroupsof • AGAIN FRIDAYII SOFA & Flower arrangement demonstratlonstorseveralclasse5 lntheMelgs ParkerfamilysetsreuniondateSunday • CHATHAM CRO\\iN • CAROLINA •RIVER SIDE •PULASKI RCA SELECTAVISION . $ RCA SelectaVision · 8-hour VCR with Plctur~ Search and 10-day Electronic Timer IMPORTANT NEWS FROM BASSEITS CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD! 'llartaln D11 U:S.l" Sa.sst tt.Fumiture lnduttries hopea Intode1eloplnt aclliewe three primary abtecliwu 00 • · flm to create .t~e lafli!St dtt~ ol saw~nas· 1n hist ory for Am&rlca's ' .Homem•kers by a!slslmt &!cl'l partfcipatlna store to Offer lrnJ)O rtant redutt1nns on every ltam In theu selection Inot just Bissett products,!). Secon d, to ln lrt'lduee I Jswtt 'se..:;itllli new products to IJS ma rtr consume rs .s possible In a f8ry 5ho r1 periud of lime. We lnl "Bal'(afn Da ~ U.S.l" wi th It's wi de tan~~:e ol iiP Piill should produce the biuest , crowds enr.at line sto11 s moss Amertu. Flnallf, by ~mlorwntlnlif and toordioiltiRiif the laf'le!l tloine tu r nls h l n~s MAGIC HOURS,ALL ACROSS TilE toUNI'RY! f FREEZERS u¥i"'s •went I t~ hl$1ory. we hope to SiiYa most slncen!! ·rnank you· to the mt!llons of customers. and thousands of retail stores 11131 have tnade Busatt the world's la1Jast sinate brand furniture manufacturer. · Thank you, and ha p~~ sha ppln* . .'. !rom allse~en-thousand al us at Bauett Furniture lndtutries CERTIFIED REDUCTIONS UP TO Sl lc.erety, ' 70%0FF! We Have A Nice Selection Of Freezers Starting At Vc:..i':/1 MJ\TTRESS SETS\ 30 RECUNERS R[I)UCED! 10 UI' ING ROOM SIII TES REil liCF.D! 1 1699.95 3 Pe. Traditional Velvet, loose pUiow back. uvtng Room suite Ruot. , Floek nylon, eolonlol, 8 nnq5 --;,--;,- Sofa Only '64444 '78888 Fle:uteel Contemppnry REG. Res. 1 1499.95 Sofa, l.o•eoeet, Chair Bel1e, Colonial a... •n9.95 R"'RECIJNING STRATOLOUNGER Belp Nrlon. SMir s - h Sleep. 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DINING ROOM TABLE Toblo, 4 , ..,.., ..k fah .. , pia,, many, lllinf & 6CHAIRS &If ;.11' '·" 5 oide chain & I arm •.. ~hair. '37777 '3999.5 18888 ~0.\IK lhORI l'i RY nl'l AND D~RJmONI .W I UM!11!D QUAIII'ITY ONlY, ARE I·Of·A·IUNlll f!VIfM111NG IWJUCI!DI Ret, ~O<JID-)001 Safo, Choir a..,. '1099.!1b Raek. Party OUc== .. ., .. 2 Endo, 2 Lom.. : 1 799.95 . GROUPING! CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE!l ! .i AND IEBIWELCOME! $ ' FLEXSTEEL SOFA Traditional Plaid. TWO LOCATIONS ELLIOTTS SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA-- THIRD & PINE GAWPOLIS ' . OPEN 10 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. Refrigerators STARTING AT $349 FINANCING AVAILABLE PHONE 446-3733 .. '4~a., ""7""7-- '980.00 --- ,. ' {j.• ' • w I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . PRICES GOOD AT THIS LOCATION ONLY TELEVISION _ __, 1899.95 1 1599.95 Re1. '699.95 7 PC. DINING ROOM T•blo, 6 oholn, . Black & White 139995 $399 SQ.YD · . N 0 5 Pc. BEDROOM BROWN DOT '888 ' 1 377 77 PC. PITT R•i- --· EACH / SOFA·WVESEATI 88 s A v LAMPS . .. plut many, many mottl LUXURY rr.L ·r r. J 1177 77 ' • $19900 WE HAVE OVER 400 VIDEO DISC RECORDINGS IN STOO< a... '99.95 Maple or Pt ... . (·2 per week) plus renta.l cub membership fH of $19.95. . . . . 1279.75 .GREEN TURF CARPETING NObody knows mont about microwave cooking than Litton 56 VIDEO DISC MOVIES (with video disc player purchase) · 1 chain. . . . . 1 599.95 : .. pltU many, runy roortl YEs *~ .•H~S"eepen ta&BatP dorma. •Backed by 20 years of Utton quality and cooking performance .$29900 EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER 0\MRS & ROCI([RS \ 100'• 'TABLES AND LAMPS REDl 'CEOI 50 CHAIRS AND ROCKERS REDUCED! · '261lQ5 Buy 1 Lamp, Get 1 CONTEMPORARY 129995 . • mERE'S MOREl SHOP MAJOR PRICE REDUC'IlONS· ON AlL ahelf. in 1 corner. •Perfect for smell kitchens, rec. rooma. ' nation. $249 95 •Saves 1pece In your kitchen becau1e it's compact. •Goe1 almolt anywhere - on a well. on • · VIDEO DISC PLAYE :~r::1r . osrjf.§~Hf'EII~ lli'OUCED! Plaid or Solid YES ', 1 23995 . . . . 1 599;_ 95 QUEEN-sET !oolr Ordoo Reel . •58888 ROCKER RECLINER '51'\nQS . Cloth & vinyl eombi· o.k Pine. .,_., .-... - . bed, nlt!l ._. ... plus many, many mon:l .... ''79.95 FULL SET l c\Blf:.~ & I..UJ PSI . ·· sMOOTH FRiENt:H SINGER m..,_.m-, H·B. ......· .....t,.honytlftWo. ..... '999.95 COLONIAL TWIN SET 1 Manyc.lon. R•J· 1 1000.00 1 699.95 1399.95 - BtQROOM SVITIIS REDVCEDI '899.95 50 RED UCED! I �11, 1983 Senior,Day at Fair set LADIES' ,JEANS Senior Citizens Day at the Meigs County Fair wtll be observed on Thursday. While tbe senior citizens' tent with a variety of crafts for sale wUJ be in place all week, special activities wlll take place only on Thursday. That day senior citizens wUI be admitted for iullt·prlce. Tickets must be purchased at the Center or a Buckeye Card shOwn at t he gate to gain half-price admission. On Thursday there Will be a varlety of musical entertainment and square da!'cing. •LEE •LEVI •CHIC BASIC FIVE POCKET JEANS $22 9 ~ I1-~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:~~~~;;;:;;=~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-- CONTEMPORARY MULTi-CUSHION SOFA WITH BROWN PIN-DOT VELVET COVER REG. 1698 ................. :...............: ... S464 BROWN AND BEIGE STRIPED CONTEMPORARY SOFA WITH HIGH, TIGHT BACK AND OAK TRIM. · . REG. 1550 ..................................... $399 COUNTRY BLUE PRINT SOFA WITH ROLLED ARMS, RUFFLED SKIRT AND CORRELATED PRINT PILLOWS. REG . 1675 ..................................... $499 TRADITIONAL SOFA WITH SEMI-ATTACHED BACK COVERED WITH BROWN/BEIGE•PLAID OLEFIN . REG. 1649 .. ................................... $488 Prison ministry film scheduled in Syracuse 11 God's Prison Gang.'' a newly released film featuring AI Capone's getaway driver, the last member of Bonnie and Clyde's gang and two other notorious criminals who have become Christians wlll be shown at Syracuse Church of the Nazarene, Bridgeman RDad, Syracuse, Sunday, Aug. 14. The shoWing is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. The film, shot behind tbe walls of New York's Attica prison, Is hosted' by ArtUnkletter.·It tens t)Jestoryof how the work of International Prtson Mtntstry is accomplishing what more guards, .h igher prison walls and greater ftnanclal expenditures have failed to do - keep released Inmates from returntng to llves of crtme: The Rev. James B. Kittle, pastor of Syracuse Church of the Nazarene, said he hopes all citizens concerned about the problem of • . .• l • ; 1931 CIDSTER !UGH ClASS - . Attending the reunion of the class were left to right, seated, NelUe • Parker, Betty Davisson, Esther Gooch, Opal . ~lckham. and Irene Parker, IUld standing, Mildred Collins, Bertha Smith (teacher), Fred Smith, Earl Knight (teacher), Virgil McElroy, Jolm Bailey, LoeWe Smith (teacher), and Pauline Ridenour. : ~hester High Class of '31 has reuniori : ~ "TenrnembersoftheChesterHigh delivered to Lenora Betztng, a class So;hool Ciassof193lheldtheir annual member absent because of lltnesss, i'eunion at the Chester firehouse• and to Freda Miller. · The group took an offerf9g to be ~day. _ · ;Three former teachers jotned the used for flowers and gave a donation . class along with several relatives to the Chester firemen . They noted : Di><i classmates of other years. that the class had 23 graduates, nlne ; ~: A basket dtnner wa held With now deceased, four others unable to . ~rtha Srnlth glvtng the blesstng. attend the reunion. l)urlng the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Others present were John Batley, ;John Wickham served homemade Nellie and Wilber Parker, Mr. and ~cream to the group. Dtnner was Mrs. Joe Poole and Will, Mr. and _ . Mrs. BUel Ridenour, Mary Buck, Virgil McElroy, Thelma Hayes, Irene Parker, Earl Knight, F'red Smith, Lucille Smith, Lora and Owen Damewood, all local; Esther and Raymond Gooch, Gallipolis; Betty and Kenneth Davisson, Mechanicsburg, and Mlldred Collins and Marjorie Colltns King, Canton. Next reunlon will he held at the Chester Firehouse the last Sunday of July tn 1984. ofolando r andKa thfynDavls) washeldSundayatthe LambertandCarrie,Poineroy. Mr. and Mrs. JceSchuler,Jr.and sons, Joe Bob and Bobby Joe, Cheshire, Esther Davis, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Grant and Smith, Pau~ June and Paula Eichinger, Doug and Darla Staats, Richard, Denise, Jennifer and FOrest Acres Park, New Lima Pp.rk, Rutland. : <irace for the basket dinner a t !loon was given by Mary Kathryn HOlter. There was a moment of Michael, Pam and Debbie Davis, Marlin Evans, Eagle Ridge RDad; Mr. andMrs.RickTraversandsons, Greg and Marc, Wilkesville·, Jim Davis, Rio Grande; Jolene Hood, Jason Mora , Larry Hill, Scott Hill, Rochelle McDanlel, Joyce, Leroy, Mark, Joy and Cheri Sauters, PatrickCieland,Leslle,Rhondaand Sarah Belli Frank, Alfred, Helen ;: J'he 3:Jn::J annual Davis reunlon ldes cendan t s inence in who memory of Edith llOugland died Feb. 11. Davis - :Mrs. Holter presided at the bQstnes meettng with the 76 attendIn$ vottng to retatn the officers for jlllother year. The reunion wlll be Mid thefirstSundayinAugustatthe ~e place. The o!{lcers are Mrs. Jiolter, presklent, Belva Schuler, , yfce president, and Susie Travers, ~tary. Hunttnglon Beach,Eleanor Callf. ; WilliamMr. and · and Donna Frank, Chock Clara Mrs. Bury! White, Sayre, Judy, Becky and and Max, Jr. son, Gary White, Circleville; Cathe- Eichinger, Allen and Polly Eichinline Dennis, Waverly, Mr. and Mrs. ger, all of Pomeroy. James Davis, Jamie and Michelle, Roger, Nancy, RDger Lee and StamptngGround, Ky. Tracie Hubbard, William and Mr. imd Mrs. Howard Smith and Margaret Eichinger, Nora Houda· daughters, Michelle and Vera, St. shell, Jon Houdashelt, Jutle HoudaArke, ·FJa.; Bill Frederick, Water- shelt, Syracuse; Opal and Laura ford; Mr. and Mrs. R. Gary Holter, ·Eichinger, Fritz Sayre, Chester; Brenda and Gary,Mr. and Mrs. Don, Jan and Tiffany Eichinger, Gordon Holter, Wesley and Martie, Tuppers Platn5; Linda and Mandy Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Holter, Bashan. Boyd, Jack, Mary Jane Doyle and • Randy Gibbs, Parkersburg; Tracy Smith, Blount, w. va.; John Eichinger, Lancaster; Mark and '!'racy Parkey, Bob and Jean The annual Eichinger reunlon Seyfried, Columbus; John and Pat was held Sunday at the Meigs Houdashelt, Grove Ctty; Ernest and County fairgrounds. Ruth Leifheit, Akron; Terry and Leroy Sauters gave the blessing. Susan Sayre, Little Hocktng; Marie Recognized were Dick Young, the Houdashelt, Athens: Brian Collins, oldest; TiffanyDa_wnEichinger, the Long Bottom, and Homer Young, youngest; and Barbara Darst Middleport. · : -Gifts were presented to Worley pavls, the oldest man; GiadaDavts, tlie oldest woman; Carne Lambert, .!he youngest girl; Bobby Joe $<ihuler, the youngest boy; Jolene i!Dod who traveled the farlhest; and Rick and Susie Travers, who ~ canducted the games. • · . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. : Worley Davis, Penny Swan, Dex· 'ler; Glenn Davis, Dean, Tim and :rJna Molden, Langsville; Mr. and -Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Mr. and Mrs.· ~ce Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde r-_:.___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:.._.:.__ _ _ 'TABLE WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S DRESS SHOES SHOES $500 PAIR OR PAIR 3PAIR $1()00 GROUP MEN'S TENNIS SHOES TENNIS SHOES $800 GROUP OF MILLER LADIES SANDALS SANDALS $1 QOO $1 SOO PAIR PAIR . 'R_iverview Garden C!ub has meeting pc. Living Room Suite R.,Y. $299.95 M$E N'S SHO~S ~ FLORIST • ·· low arm comfort · I'UMEROY, OH. Your FTD Florist in 1 OFF Fknal cover in extra hewy oak frame . • ·~. ~-·•...!.• •••• ~· ••• ··,· ••• ' •• ··~ ••••••••••••••• -. New 2 Pc liiing Rm. Suil< FORMICA, GLASS, AND WOOD TOP PATIO· AND POOL FURNITURE DINETTE SETS Odd Lot MEM'S S.S. DRESS SHIRTS ............... 1/2 PRICE Odd Lot MEN'S WINT~R JACKETS ........... ;...... 1/2 PRICE Odd Lot MEN'S SUITS ............,.......... :.......... 1/2 PRI'CE BOYS' MENS r ~161jll REG. S18.50 SIZES 25 26 & 27 ONLY .Exb..,. JAVE; *3Q. RIC E's·~H~U~RE ~~~urs. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gallipolis, OH. 446-9523 i /3 OFF :. : I Luncheon Special Every Day 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. New Dinner Special Every Evening 5 P.M. TO 9 P.M. Lounge Open ·Daily 11 AM. TO 1 AM. (Closed sundays) Come On Down,;_ Give the New Manager a Try. 12 UP TO OFF (OVER 100 ON SALE) 20°/o-40°/o Off . FORMICA TOP TABLE W/LEAF IN WALNUT FINISH AND 4 VINYL CHAIRS W/PADDED SEATS AND BACKS GENUINE BRASS BEDS F/1\ · $299 AND HEADBOARDS STARTING AS LOW AS · $79 STUDENT and fULL SIZE FORMICA TOPS - MANY WITH LOCKS! DESKS 1I 3 fi I lj , I II: ' ·' I : I J I , J 1 ' r ,' 1 , \ i ' iI '. I :i , ,t ,i • $1995 I ,, VALUES TO IZ9.50 SIZES 3 TO IS Entire Stock of MEN'S S.~. KNIT SHIRTS .......... 30o/o OFF Odd Lot MEN'S SWEATERS ........................... 1/2 PRICE ODD LOT LUGGAGE .................................... 1 2 PRICE •NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE . 126 E. MAIN .MAPLE-OAK-PECAN-PINE REDUCED UP TO AVAILABLE IN TAN OR MOCitA BROWN ANY LIFESTYLE. COMPLETE GROUPINGS LOVESEAT WITH HIDDEN OTTOMANS REG. 1779 3 Q0/o INVENTORY CLOSE-OUTS SOFA WITH TWO HIDDEN OTTOMANS REG. 1899 $ FORMICA TOP HEX END TABLES IN WALNUT FIN· ~SE~. 1184 ' PILLOW BACKED RECLINER 1529.95 .................... $418 , • , Ll 5IL ~~ REDUCED UP TO $644 7 64 CORNE~ "KERM'S KORNER OFF G ••... MEN'S S.S. DRESS SHIRTS ............................. 30% OFF MEN'S SUMMER SUITS .............. ;.. ;............... 35°/o OF.F MEN'S SWEATERS ......................................... .1I 3 OFF FOOTBALL LADIES JERSEYS ST. LEG LEVI'S -~ilgust. MEET ME AT THE MEIGS INN Rec. 1 ll99$ll44 ROCi<£RS, LOUNGES OCCASIONAL, RECLINERS REDUCED . .. BECAUSE NO TOO PEOI'I..E FEI.AX ALJ<E. LEE JEANS BOOT CUT JEANS $999 $90 .$5CJ!5 TWIN SIZE CHAIRS Evmy Chest in Stock Marked Down $}4995 . Reg. *88'.911lltea. Simmons Motorized Adjustable Bed lANE CEDAR CHESTS Reg. $239 SAVE 1/2 OFF SIMMONS FULL-SIZE BOX SPRINGS ONLY . REG. 1Z09.95 ..................................... $105 SIMMONS EVENING WHISPER QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS ONLY. MUST SELL! $ REG. 1Z49.95 ......., .............:............... 125 FINAL CLOSE-OUT ON '20°/o TO 50°/o UPTO QUEEN SIZE BEAUTYREST® SET WITH . DISC:ON-1 TINUED COVER. 15 YR . GUARANTEE. REG. '699.95 .................................... .' SAC~QI durable , By LYON-SHAW AND SAMSONIT£ . }- 'REMAINING STOC~ NOW REDUCED MIS-MATCHED SETS AND DISCONTINUED COVERS SIZE BEAUTYREST® SET. IPRIEMilJM BEDDING WITH 15 YR. GUARANTEE. 1 3ZO ......................................... $1 REG. 179.95 .......................................... . SIZE BEAUTYR[ST® BOX SPRING ONLY REG. 11Z5 ........................................... .. brown vinyl. REG. 1319 ................ $265 ~;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PRICES ON SIMMONS AND STEARNS & FOSTER QUALITY BEDDING LA·Z-BOY RECLINER with pi· "The Middle S~oe Store In' The Middle Block" · ..1.... · E. Main, Pomeroy 352 . .......................................... AREHOUSE 1 PH. 992-2644 CONfEiiORAiiYoAK-TRIIIMED SOFA WITH BROAD STRIPED BEIGE/BLUE COVER IN 100% OLEfiN COVER. 25.SOFAS IN STOCK DURING THIS SALE ONLY Many Styles to Choose From-Startirt at 111750 ffl:~!l:::~t~ h~~n:,enpot~~~ , I2 40°/o OFF 50°/o ·'~- : · ~er at the Belleville Locks and · [)am park. The blessing was given Jly- Mrs. Marlene Putman. A short truStness session was C!lnducted by ih~ president, Mrs . Grace Weber. She appointed a nominating com· l)llttee, Mrs. Putman, chairman, : NQia Young and Martlyn Hannum. : k : program comrnlttee was also jjppointed With Margaret Cauthorn :;ejvtng as chairman, and Ruth Anne Balderson, Maxine Whlteiil!e.d, Janice Young and Grace · Weber. : ~ Dther members and guests at· : ~ding were Janet Connolly, Mar· 2;iret Brown, Pauline Myers, Mary AUce "Else, Klla Young, Keith ·Putman and Mll<e Young. :: Jrhere wlll be no meettng In OVER LA·Z-IOV RECLINER wilh luxurious comfort IJid deep tuttirw Milable in brick or brown. REG. 1499 ................ $399 PAIR _;__-1 $}9995 ---:; OVER 80 CHAIRS REDUCED UP TO •ROCKER-RECLINERS •WALL-SAVER RECLINERS 71.2 PRICE MARGU ER'' ITE. SH.OES 1· 2 00 Florist Sine• 1957 UP TO GENUINE LA .. Z-BOY AND 'ACTION RECLINERS PURSES ~-I.!']IJ SAVE $100 SOFA & LOVESEAT By BARCLAY® - CONTEMPORARY lOOSE-BACK STYLE WITH FLARED ARMS. B"ROWlt/BEIGE HERCULON COVER. . REG. 1890 .......:......................... ;......... CLEARANCE SALE SPECIAL $599 suMMER GRoup Et"cht"nger Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Mer! Davis, : Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, Danny : D_a vis, Vona Gillenwater, Mr. and · Mrs. John Mlller, Lisa and Derek, RUtland. ;Mr. and Mrs. RDbert Davis, Steven Quillen, David Petrey, Middleport; Bill and Dean Davis, · F1tntridge; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis tllffleandGreta,Mr.andMrs.Dave . SECTIONALS AND PIT GROUPS . lf2 PRICE PAIR GROUP , "Exrra ' WOMEN'S GROUP ~~!':O:~:u:11~1~~end the free Jones,theonetraveltngthetarthest. rr::::::::::==:::::;l Attending were Greg and B. J . Yaor Taoch" :'family reunions held in county----- :0: avis FRIDAY &.SATURDAY-AUGUSl 12 & 13 $1 QOO ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR S.ALE SALE STARTS FRIDAY-9:00 SHARP. STYLISH CONTEMPORARY GROUP Everybody can relax In their own way on this comfortable apartment size sofa. The Family Lounger Is a stylish way lo save space because it can snuggle up to a wall and still recline. Like all Peoploungers.lt's beautiful , comlortable , durable lurr\iture that gives you the added luxury of being a lounger. The CQntemporary collection shown features a fashionable wide w~le corduroy fabric .In colors to complement any decor. · =inFURNIT.U RE .L~ SHOW C.AS E OF THIRD AND OUVE- GAWPOUS •FREE DEUVERY ............................................. $79 WOOD AND GLASS OVAL COCKTAIL TABLE. REG. 1Z95 ................ :......................... $150 MAHOGANY PIE CRUST TABLE. $ REG. 1199 ........................................... 139 TWO BRASS AND GLASS END TABLES REG. 1458 .................................... ...... $278 SIMMONS-STEARNS & FOSTER HIDE-A-BEDS ALL SOFA-SLEEPERS IN STOCK REDUCED OPEN DAILY TO 6 P.111i. MON. & FRI. TO B P.M. ~EG. 1510 ........................ ~ .. :.............. $344 FLOOR ........ CHOICE OF TWO STYlES REG. 199 . Clearance Sale $4 9 REG. SALE FOLDING STRAP CHAISE LOUNGE ... '65 S22 BENT-WOOD COAT TREE .................. '59 s22 WOOD MAGAZINE RACK .................. '59 $28 OR GIVE AS A GIFT - •FREE PARKING TWO OAK AND GLASS END TABLESW/MIRRORED BOTTOMS. · . REG. 15Zl .......................................... S39B BAMBOO AND GLASS SERVER REG. 1374 .......................................... $199 BAMBOO AND GLASS TABLE REG. 1264 .......................................... $145 TWO OAK END TABLES 446-3045 . WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS OUR MAIN CONCERN. POMEROY, OH. ,, • '. ·. �• Pa~1G-The Daily Sentinel Pameroy Middleport, Meigs property transfers Sybil Ebersbach to l',{ary L. Guinther, James J. Guinther, Pt. Lot 299, Sutton. · Margaret Clatworthy, deceased, Henry Clatworthy, Dorothy Clat· Russell to Theron Russell, 101.1!3 worthy, James Clatworthy, Jr..• acres, Chester. Affidavit, Meigs. Zola L . Duncan tn Pearlle Jewell, Charles Russell, Margaret E . . Pt. Lot, Middleport VIllage. Ohio August 11, 1983 .:. lhurtday, Ruby Karen Wblte, Harold White, fka Ruby Karen Young, to Margaret W. Pbelps, Paul C . Werry, Constance M. Werry, Jobn Elmer Young, Sr., Pt. Tract, Chester. . Nonoood Ferren, Alta Ferrell to Stewart Blankenahlp, Betty Blankenship, 3.95 acres, Bedford. Cbarles A; Dobbllls, V. Evelyn Dobbins to Mildred D. Hagearty, E. Werry, Mllrgllflll Jean Werry, Walter P . Werry, SteDa Werry, Harold W. Werry, Helen H. WfllTY to JefferyS. Werry, RubyJ. W41rry, Tracts, POmeroy VWage. Home National Bank to Ttn!Othy A. Baurn, Martie Y. Baum, Par· eels, Chester. James W. Carnahali, Nancy Parcels, Lebaoon!Letart. The Daily Sentinel 11 1983 Busin~s Senrices Carnallan to James E. Diddle, RJgllt of Way, Sutton. Dwlgbt L. Hysen, Mlldred Hylell . to Leading Creek Coos. Dlst., Right ' otWay, Rutland. . '· WllUam 1.. carr, LuclDe F. carr. to Willian! I.. carr, Lucille F. carr, Parcels, Orange. John E. McGuire, Kathy D. · McGuire to Clarence Y. Young, • . Marilyn J. Young, Parcel, Rutland, :' OAK FURNITURE *Tables &Chairs *Comer Cupboards *Buffet. etc. WOOD WORLD PHONE 992.-2156 2506 Grand Central Viemta, W. ·va. · · 1-Card of Thanks (paid in advance) 2 -ln Memory · (paid in advance) 21~Business Opportunity. 22- Money to Loan · 3·Announcements 23· Profession81 Services 4-Giveaway 5 -HappyAds 6-Lostand Fo~Jnd 7 -Yard Sale (paid in advance) 8 -Pubic Sale S. Auction 9 -Wanted to Buy 31 - Homes for Sale 32- Mobile Homes for Sale 33-Farms for Sale 34-Business Buildings 35-Lo.t s & Acreage 26-Real Estate Wanted 41 -Houses for Rent 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent 45- Furnished Rooms 46- Space for Rent 4 ?-Wanted to Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 49-For Lease 11-Help Wanted . 1 2-Situated Wanted 13-lnsurance 14-Business Training 15- Scl!ools 16-Radio. TV & CB Repair 17-Miscellaneous 1 B-Wanted To Do Public Notice Public Notic.e PUBUC NOTICE Not1ce rs hereby given that on Saturday. Augu st 13th, 1.983, ·at I O·OO am. a publrc sale writ be held on the F<Jrmers Bank & Savrngs Company lot, 211 West Second Street. Pomeroy. Oh10 45769. to sell tor cash the fol lowrng collateral: 1977 Ford Truck. Mfg : s Senal No. F15HU024212 Tt;l e Farmers Bank and Savmgs Company. Pomeroy. Oh1o. reserves I he ri ght to bid at thrs sale. and to wrthdraw the above vehrcle prror to sa le. Further. the Farmers Bank and Savrngs Company re serves the nght to retect any or all bids submrtted . Further. veh ic les are sold m the con dition they are inwrth no express~ or rmpl red warran tres grven. 18)10. 11 . 12 3ic 51-Household Goods 52-CB, TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 54-Misc. Merchandise 55-B.u ilding Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 57-Muaicallnslrumenta 58-Fruits & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade Ave. the exrsting intersection of State Route No. 124 and State Route No. 346: thence tn a 1 1 EXTEN- Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS I want to think 111 my lrionds & 111 the church folks & ministers wbo r,rayed for me & visited 111; a so those who sent eerds 11d flowers whic~ 111eourared me; my Husbaod & childron who wore so flithf•l to me In my ltnrtby stay in Ohio Unlnrsity Hospi!JL But lhru it all my Jesus br0111ht mt out of it for which llivt tho Praise: I love my lord and ev· tryon e. Muriel Youna Rutland, Ohio 2 In Memoriam In Memoriam of my mom, Emma D. Johnson who pmed away 3 years 110 today. Auaust 11, 1980. I o a world whose mothers oro precious and lew. I'm really 1l1d God pve -me yuu, .• Even thoup you are 10ne 3 years qo tedsy My love lor you will llways stay. In His honds the Lord has you, . In my heart there is IIPICI, ·1 l'lm to SH your smllinc fiCO. BU1 someday my mom. wt'll be tOJittior q1in; The pa1n Is unblor1ble. BU1 I think the Lord you're , with him. Sad!' missed by daualller, Bern1ce llw1lley and flm· ily. Th ese cash rates include discount )Wanted ) For Sale 4. 5 7 B. 17. 18 . 19, 10. 11. n ~3 . 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 30. 31. 32. 33 . 34 . 35 . -~ ~-~~-- - .. - - -- I --·-- - -. I ----·-- I -- - ·II . --I - ..... --·- I - ~- - ·-··~---· - 1 .. -- - - - ---- - -·- .. - .. -- - ---·- - - . - --- I I I I II I I ---- ---- I ------ - ·H. L. " Writesel . ___ - · - .. II I And being more fully des· cribed as follows : Beginning at the southwes· terty termrnus of Journalized State Routs No. 346.1ocated at the intersecti on of State Ro ute No. 1 24. as recorded in the Di rector's Journal. dated March 11 . 1966. Vol. 51, Page 210; then ce m a northeasterly direction ooss~ng the southerly and 54 Misc. Merchandise FREEZER SALE CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. 8 Cu. 15 Cu. 20 Cu. 25 Cu. Ft. ... S2J5.95 Ft. ,.. 1285.95 Ft.... SJ55.95 Ft. .•. s418.95 Ft. .;. 1472.95 SPECIAL POMEROY LANDMARK 614·992·2181 I!IHif cleanand paintq, stonn door$ ll1d windaws. . downspouts, o! o illl Classified pages cover the following telephone .exchanges ... GeUia County Area Code 814 Meigs County AreeCode614 448-Gailipolls 367-Cheehira · 388::.VInton . 24&-Aio Grande 266-Guyen Diet. 643-Arabia Oist. 379-Wainut . - . · All Work Guaranteed ' "Free Estl•tes'; Call: 992- Middleport Pomeroy 985- Cheotllf 343-Portland 247-Letart Falls 949-Racine 742- Autland · 8117-Coolville ' . . I . .• ' ' ' Senices ROOFING MJU1R (Formerly Emplo1fd by Lee Construction 1 CARPENTRY SERVICE • ! Rltlllldelinl & lll1w llomts "FREE ESTIIIATES" PHONE: 992·7816 7·27·1 mo. pd. Augusl 29. 19a3. TERESA'S ELECTRI.C SERVICE SALES & SERVICE. :;. For all your wiring needt; furnecee re- • pair 18rvlee and inttallatlori. Retldtmtlal 8r Commercial Call 742-3196 Authorized John DHr, 11M Holllnd, BusiiHcc :: U.S. RT. 50 EAST FOR SALE 18 fT. WI~D CAT TRAVEL TRAILER $2,700.00 or Best Offer PH .992·3006 S.l6·1 mo. . .. . Farm Equipment ' Daler . Farm Equipment Pafh & Service .,. . -BACKHOE SERVICE "Uctnsed PH. 992-3047 That's rightl When you Ul8 e column inch or more in n&Wiflllper adwrtlllng, be it·dilplay or classified, you reach thoulande of potantilll buyers that are aeger 1D receive your money-saving me~. Ira 11116' UliLITY BUILDINGS Slz.- fro• 6'd' Up · to 24'158" lnsulatd Doa Houses P&S Rlchtt, BUILDINGS 011. . ,., .•. Pll~&l+tPfl. ., 1040k r Public Sale & Auction Wishers, llr)1fS Rarwas, Rtflissrators AUCTION SALE • THURSDAY, AUGUST II AT 5:30P.M. FOLLOW RT. 7 1.8 IIILE IOITH OF TUPPERS PlAIIS . SOLD FARI, lUST SELL: " ·K10g auto. wood burner, De mini water pump, (IOrtlble snapon front end alignment m1chine, SIIII()SGIIIIfttrllor-IIIUiator tester, tnt Cub pulley and cutter blr Slillfcllain SIW (16 Inch cui), G1bson 5 HP rototiller post di&Pr 611. blUSh . hoc. Minneapolis-Moline M-300 111nure spraecler 611. M.F. disk. Mod. 25 adjustable, 2 bottom plows (14 in, pt.), 711. M.F. Dynabalance rear mower, M.F. 3 pt. liar blr rake, Case 200 bller, 600 series Ford trctor with five pow11. Other items not listed. . • · Smell lila. 111 equipment In axctlltltt condltiOtt. T11111 of I!! I•; calli or cllack w/posltiYei.O. lot rnponllbla for accidents. luncll.. · . OWIIEI: IR. '& IRS. CHUT£1 FIEDIICK AUCTIOIEEI: Jll AlLOWAY iiOiti 3 A~~LSO~ SERYI~E CALLS 742-2362 SEWER UIES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK . . •LAIID CUARIIIG. COIICIET£ WORK IIIIIIISI& Mill CIUAIANTEID USED , APPLIANCES'- SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Buvtif!fl, Custom Built Gal'lltl" Call for free sidln1esti••tes. 949-2801 or 949-21.0. No Sunday Calls 3-11-ttc 1 llqes, Refriaarators .WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS ' 742·2362 ERNEST MITCHELL i Route 4, P-r · ;;: · .------___, . HEMLOCK -· : STRIP COAL Will Illes, NC1f, lllltioo, pond$, utility COlli · struction and septic lllllL $3(p) ATON . PH. 992-2280 2-U-tfc -Lo·Bov -T-oher -W8tet TUPPEIS PWIIS. 011. •.... & ACceu.rin '8lu & AltiiO. 'Live lilt, Filhill ' ='· u - & Filhlll -a- . -o..u,.. -Septic Syeteme LARGE OR SMALL JOI PH. 882·2478 - Arllllth's An:llety & Hllllq Supply 7-l5-l ... pd. ·~~Y.:. 10-& Sat. & .... 10-1 . Cloafl T111. &Wtd. I.J-1-• · PIPELINE 8·Hfc H ·ffc I' ' ·~ · CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING DEEP CLEAN.ED - SHORT ORYING TIME U8E SAME OAY- AN11·AESOIL DETERGENTS COMMERCIAL l!o RESIDENTfAl •Profanionel Spot R1111oval Service & Celllq Cleaniq "Insurance Wook Welcome" J••s Knl&ht-273-5388 In Revenswood Rick Hovatter-992-2606 . In Middleport On All Sarvices" "Free Isears I ' t RACINE,OH. PH. 949-2224 t "Bondtd & Insured" ·_ t\ 7·li·Im0. ; *CHAIN LINK FENCING .... , ........... •-w·-• . ' . SERVIa . w. cal l1(lllr and .. . •• ldd ...... nld out,... ~~~~~~n.w.~...- : GltTanlo& , · PI 1·114e \ ·, ..• - rc::=-J . . SALES Pelion wanted In Apple GrOve, WV area . Start up to 8300. per week llfe•time ciie"er, au · fringe beniflta, full time. Cell 3_04- CAtALOG ~MERCHANT GNgg • P8tty Olbbe·OWnere '\ Room, board and care for an Blderly person in my home. Reaoonable. Coll992-6022 . LOST: Ono Cyrue Garden akl. ·oround Middleport Lovy, reward offered . Call 614· 992-7441. Wil, .do babyaltting in my home. Racine area. References, 814-949-2779. Ke'/1 found on Main lStrll1. Claim et Register. Will do babysitting in my home. Live in M lddleport • .... ~·11614-992-8349. Yard Sala 36 Grape St. Thure.-Frl. School desk•. toya, coet1, tricycle, . odds end end1. Yord So Fri. Aug. 12 6 miles Well of Rt. 36, 9 to 6 . Furniture. apPIIen Cll. miscalleneout. 1-------.,--- • y ·~d sa1e st ....At . 141 'aug . Yard aela-927 Browne!! 13-8 :00 . AM -FM casoette Avo ,, Middlopon . Many car stero pioneer, front -back apeekera, power boOsters, console staro. S. clethea. etc . · items including furniture and T.V. August 12,13. Friday and SaturdaY . F M . lea arket. Rac1ne Legion G,ar,ge Sale Flrtt Time thi•j-H~•-11_.A _ ug_u_•_t_1_3_1!o _ 1_4_._ _ year. Located one mile off At. 7, on GeorgeaCr.e ek Rd . Yellow house . School clothes. etc. Starts Aug.· 12 till gone. --·--·F•ci-merov----··--· Middleport ------F,.t'Piaiiiia-r.t ---- • &Vicinity • -------·---···--·-····- ~···-·- & Vicinity 8 Public Sale & Auction Newly remodeled 2 story frame, 11.•2 beth. 3V2 acrea, c ity achoola. riverview. $32,000. Coli 446-4222 between 9 & 6. JOHN'S AUTO SALES We sell qUihly usorl Clrs. Galli . ~ 1-614-446-4782 ........ ·-· . -· ... -"·· ·~····~ ·····- Rick Pearson Aucdoneer Service. Eatate, Farm, An· tlque l!o llquldotlon saleo. 1 Card of Thanks UcenHd l!o bonded In Ohio l!o , . WVo. 304-773-678& or 3_0 _4_.77 9 ·_1 8_ 6_·_ _ __ I wioh to thonk my friends 1_ 3_-_ and nelgh~r• for their kindne11. the food, flower~ and all their help during the Auctlqn av.ry Fri. night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckload• of new FamDy. uud merchandlaa alway• death of my mother, Eva Shaffer· 11aa Jamea KiMr Annou_ncements SWEEPER and nwing machine repair, p1n1, .end supplies. Pick up ond ctellvery, Davia Vacuum Cluner. one half mile up Georges Creak Rd. Coli 446-0294. mirrchatndiM every week. COnsigmants of new and welcome. Richerd Reynold• Auctioneer. 278-3089. Wanted To Buy We pay caah tor late clean uHd Cllrl. , Jim Mink Chav.-Oidolnc. Bill Gene Johnaon 448-3872 Wanted to buy uaed coal & tor all occaaiona. wood h•tera. Swain FurniFather's Day, ture, 448·3169, · 3rd. • Biiiio<loY. I Love You, .Olive $1.. Golllpolls, Oh. boy or lt't e you wlah ina $tanding timber. any Delivered to amount. Cell 614·388· home Open 9 to 9908. l!o Co,. 448· BEDS-IRON, BRASS, old fumftura, gold. silver dolControl hunger and loH lara, wood ice boxea~ ttona weight with New Shope Dlot Jera. antlquea, etc.. Com~ Plan end Hyd,.x. Water Pilla pl11te houeeholda. Wrile: at Fruth1 Phlirmecy. _ ___ ___:_ _ lc- M.D. Mlllor,llt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh. 01 992-7780. Widow.rln olxtlas and going strong wan•• to flnd 1 non ·w.,ted to buy. New, uaad & 1moklng hlelthy women antique furnitu~e. Will buy 1 who drive• end he• et te..t piece or complete ho~o~ae~ 11.000. vaar retirement In- holda. Allo complete AUcti· come to go with my priMnt on11ring oervlce. C.lr OobY ·•11.000. - r.. Mullbeover A. Martin 814 -992-6370 . 60 ond like outdoor lite ond travel. Send 111 lnform•tlon Buv!ng dolly gold, oliver lim. Ropfy to P.O. Box 243 coina, ringa,jewelry,atarllng Albeny, Oh. 45710 . ware. old ooina, large currency. Top pricea. Ed. BurLETART MACHINE SHOP kett Iorber Shop, 2nd. Avo. end engine repair. Marvin Mlddlepon, oh. 814-992· Flowero- 304-896-3311 t. 3478 . Cho~o• Thomoo-8911-3e22, Jim Young-304-812: 3333. Now Open Pt. 1 Pleeunt Recycling. Paying top dollar Annual D•nt Reunkln wUI for acrap metela, gl111. be hold Augull 211!, betterlao. Call 8761 Meton County 1Farm MU· 1084.Rt. 36 Henderson, eeum Picnic Aree. wv. ANNUAL Dum Reunion will be hold Auguot 21 01. II M110n County Farm Mu· ..um Picnic Area. WANTED to' buy, canva1 or herd top thot will fit 119 CJ6 Jaop, phone 304-6754082. Giveeway o•• 18 Wanted to Do Beautifully landacaped 3 bdr. home with deck. On 1 acentc acre In Northup . City schoola. I minutea from town. fireplace. herdwOGd floora. maintenance free, quiet neighbOrhood. Auu' mable 911.1:% mortgage. can 448-8878 after llpm. General Hauling end Treeh removal SeNica. Reliable and dependable. Call 448· 3159 between 9 and II. lawn M~wing no yard to big or email. Reliable end dep~n· deble. For altimate call 448-3169, 9 to 6. In Middleport, n-fy remodeled home with fireplace, po11ible woodburner, cloae to achoola end ahopping. Cell 814-992-8941. · TV Repair Service. Houle calla, molt modela. ueed end repaired set1. Reaaonebly priced. Cell814-268·8218. Oependeblrl child cere avail· able inmyhoma. Playroom. fenced yard. 304·876· 21527. iiii~iiii~ l 21 Brick ranch 3 bdr .. kitchen, DR . LR. 2bllth. 2 car garage, :r~;e~;:~11:1.2 plut acres, 446-3386 . off Wataon Rd. 1-------- l NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommondo thet you do bu1ine1s whh people you know, and NOT to eend money through the mill Until You hive lnv.-lgotod tho ollerlng. Service Store. StotlonCarry·ouy l!o Convlenco with be• license, 8uolno11 & building for ule or wHI leaoe building ond ooll buolneaa. Locarted on corner of Rutland St 1!o N. 2nd Avo., Middleport. Call &93-73n. For 1..... Auto Service Center, M11on. WV, 3beya. 2; holata, eKcellent locetkln, tucceutul buein111 for over 30 ye~rra, •vall1ble 11fter Aug. 9, 1883. Cell after 8 p.m .. 1·304-6'711-2882. HOME LOANS low fixed rate. l ..der Mortgage~ n E. State, Atherio, Ohla.1 -614692-3051. 1-----'------ 3 bedroom. near ato.res . churches and tchoole, exceptionally gOod condition. Price reuonable. 304 ~ 6762790. For Sale By Owner - 2915 Birch Avenue,' Meadowbrook Addition, tJ'!ree bed· rooms. 2 baths.. finished baaement , patio, fenced vard . EJ.:cellent condition. good naighborhoad. close to hospital. churches. stores and schools . Priced In 60's. Call 304-876-7962 for appointment. 1·0 acrea, black top road near Leon. Soon to have city water, house with outbuilding• t25.000 . Down poyment to finance balance . 304-468-1920 after 6 p. m . FOR sale bv owner, 3 bedroom home. 1 Yz baths, full b11ement, steam heat (now furnilce). excellent condition, good location, 106 Van Sickle Ct. Phone New 3 bdr .• ready to carpet 304-876-2866 . 676-2681 , your choice, utlltty room. 614-448 -1048. garage. brick front. nice lot. Green Twp., 4 mi. from NEW unfurniahed, 3 bedOalllpolia. At. 141. room home. 1Yz batha, new •42,600. Cell 446-8038. septic system, nice lot, approx. 80 percent finithed. TW'O women looking for cleaning job• aher a tor compenlea. ltorea, etc. Call 304-1711-3087. i Partially remodeled home on Jerrys .Run Rd . 2·3 acre $26,000. Now kitchen and bathroom . Must sell mov· lng, Coli 678-2968 or 6782101. Rt. 141. 1 0 min~ frOm 1own. Ranch style houso l!o 44.883 ecrea. Down payment & land .c ontract po11lbilitiea. Clll814-379-2116 . Babyeitting in my home. In town. Cell 441-8644. 22 Money to Loan 11 For 1118 by Owner 1200 aq.ft. house & corner lot. Full beament 6 room & bath, garage In baaement. Cultoheat, mirtic door opener, •44 budget, cantrololr,1ully carpeted. Box 408 Cirla Or .• P1antz Subdivlaion. Are you paying to ·much for your hospital·heelth lnlu· rairnce . Call Carroll Snowden , 446-4290. Photr.ophor n - d lor expand ng car megezinfti for Mele Bugle pup, II mo. old, Golllpollo, Pt. Plooaont . , :~~i;~;;i;;;;~=: nlco - h y pup, Coli 114- Pomerov oreo. Coli 8142411-11024. 981-2388 BAM lo 8PM. Services Good loving hono Rhocle The Melgo local · School l.,.nd Rods. C1H 114-379· Dlllrlot lo o,.,ently -lng 2137. cortlllod opptlconts for tho PIANO TUNING Beck lollo-1 pupl -Mty pro- 8chool Spoclttl t21 narm11 M111nN ta glvo owoy. Coif gromo: Vllrolty gl~• softball, tuning•. Auguat only . 4411-3732. ....,.. glrlosoftboll, r-.rve Word '1 Keyboard, 448· tllrl• beolretblu:l,nlor high 4372. II klnen•2 Colllco, 2 bloock • glrle be~l. nlor high whlta. 1 blUeish grey. Coli locnbelf ftwa no), ond PIANO TUNING-LANE DA441- tOIIB. lreth_., . boya beolretboll. NIEll . Reliable oorvlce Appllcente mun Ill certlffod IInce 11815. Aaodeto of 3 oute ldttono. Coli It 4- to In Ohio end mull Brunlconll Muolc Co. Phono 371·2188• . hove completed the 1'811Uint- 614-742·2851. niento IGr tho 'lntorsc:helooYoung klttene, appro•. 3 or tlo Coeohlng Cortlllooto' ond 4 montho old. Coli lt2- muot hoVII on opproplota .' . " ' 7872. llret old tralnlns cour• with cordlopulmonory reouocltoOnngo colored kltton with tlon tnlnlnt. Appllcaliono 31 Home• for Sale · lob 1111. 814-141-2732. are ftlleble • the M.... l.oGIII loltool ·luperlntond· yellow tam Ofllca et 121 .Iauth ; I Rooin bouos ot 44 Olivo 114-742A-ueln Mldd'-!, : 8t.. Gllllp< · •· Inquire 1t Wllflom Ann All. • Grant Street in .Middleport. 9 AM till 6 PM . Childran·s clothBI. toya. misc. 110. ARROW FLASHING SIGNS FOR SALE OR RENT 8". 8'' Replacement Letters 3 Thurs~ay and Frid8y . 463 Wll babysit at my home In Camp Conley. 304-6762938 any hours. Phone: Residence: 985-3837 Warehouse: 985-3509 992-2178 _ _ _ _ _.;;;'·s-f;.;;•;..•.n----,---- ·1 ' - - - - - - , . . - - ! ,, 3 · Fomllv n..t to Cloy S,c hool. Wed ., Thurs. & Fri. Clothea , and little · Of everything . j-;=;: :=;:=====: Found·lerge dog . Pert Welker hound. Mollly whlta with brown tall. 614-9864302. Kerosene heater, 1mall ap· pliancas, toys. hobby horl8, pOtty ~thair, c lothing. 26 centa table, 60 cant• table. sweeper, 428 l!o 429 4th Ave .. KMA .- Kenauga . Thura., Fri. Sat . Augual 12th (Frid8y)." First Yard Sale ataning Aug. 8 ever. Encycl~pediaa, range ending Aug . 13. men1, lnd manv miJcellanaous womena. glrle elze 6&6. boya tl1e 2&3 dothlng. Yard S1la Fri. & Sat . 8 :00· item1. Foraat Run. Acrou Curtelnt, bedspread•. toya. 6:00 . Aug. 12 l!o 13 . l\llnth from chU<ch. knick knacka. fumitllra, cof- house on O.J. white R~. 1 ------'~--­ fee potl, heirdryer, plant Bobv Items & oddo l!o ends. BIG GARAG.E SALE ,Thuro. llando, 3 opeed l!o 10 speed Porch Sale 14 Pine St. 11th'Sat.13th, 9 -6 . HoYto, bicycle, rototlller4, chain Frldey & Saturday, 9 to 8 . 102 Union Ave ., Pomeroy. aawa, miny more item• very Jeana. baby clothe•. glau· CLOTHES! CLOTHES! Exreeaonabla prlcea. 3 miles cellent condition-lome newout n& turn on Taylor Road . ware. Cheap. varied aizea·mena and la3rd. houH on left. Watch for Yard Sale Thun.-Fri. 8 mi. dies , eccordian . sunlamp, aigns. oouth of Gallipolis on Rt. 7, jewelry, wooden barrels, turn on Raccoon Rd. 1 trailer hltchet. m lac. ·one hetf mile off Rt. 160 on mi. right on left. Mlac . Items Kerr~Bethel Rd. Metal de· Yard ..le Augliat 1 1 8a 12. 9 reeeonably priced. tector. b•r·l).q grill. Trans a .m. to 111 On Rt.124 AM, T-top window. convec· Yord Sale 110 4th Ave .. toward R.,.tland . Clothea. lion turbo oven & Iota more. Galllpolla. Fri. & Sat. Every· dlahes & miacellene.oua. Cell Aug . t 2th & 13th. Signa up. thlng .cheap. 9 to 6 . 614-742-2843. 1-:::-:-:-:::::------- . ·-'- ... . , PAT HILL FORD I: 992·2196 MidclhFirl, Ohl. "Water Pipe *Gas Pipe · "Regulators "Fittings ' West Virginia Army NatioJ1al GUard ialooking for people to fill ita ranks. If you are e high tchool senior or grad!Jit~ and ·have no pr~r urvlce •n the military 1 the West Virginia Anny Newest Vtional. Guard nlev be the place for you! ~am good" pay. good be.nifitlr Job train· · ing lnd educational Ollistence for only 1 week8nd a montJI and 16 'deya each ....mmer . For mora Information c•ll Sargent L.u tton 304-876-3950 or coli froo1-800 -3819. io Installed And Warranted by Surs For 5 Yurs. ., RADIATOR G&W Plastics ·and Supply . Klllono 1 long holred Collco, 2 moloo1 bl.ckl!o1creom.3 mole Fulnaa plgol!o t t.mole. Clll11tor 2,1114-388-81198. "FREE ESTIMATES" Bob Camptell & Don Rosa 992-6215 .. 99:1-7:31 ~ Pomeroy, 4 .' ...-ine, 949-2293 Racine, OH. - ULTRA CLEAN DRY FOAM EXTRACTION METHOD ' Washers, Dryers MINE RUN •IJI -Bedihoel -Dump Trudie "Excavating 'Ponds ·septic Tanks "Hauling PHONE Jill CLIFFORD Route 4, P0111110v PULLI"S EXCAVATING -Dozers . RECLAMATION •LIIIUTOIE •WATER, liAS and .,, USED APPLIANCES CONTRACTING •SEPTIC STSTEIIS '- ' The Daily Sentinel M.L •BACKHOE 992:1201 Slzn Sllrt All Mak•• •WIIhera •DIIhWIIhen R-s •Refrlgerotora •Dryera •FrHZtra PARTS ond SERVICE CONTRACTING Vinyl & .Aluminum (F1oo Ettlmatoo) V. C. YOUNG. Ill · &Vicinity 4,. ~~-----­ LOST Pan Terrlerwhltewlth 1.7~3:-6-:-·3-_ black Qn face Ia eera. atub .tail. Reward. Cell 446· Make 8xtrl' money for 1708. .chool clothirig. Terrltorle• in Pt. Pleasant. Sell the Be1t. LOST Adult femola Collie In AVON. 304-876-1429 . Addialon area. Sable a. white with red ·coU11r. Re· ward 1304)442-92311. Re- 12 Situations varoo chor-. Wanted 9 985-3561 •DOZER . "5·2 mo. Pd.. ALL STEEL & . 1 POLE BULDINGS ' ll·ll·tlc J&F Call 843·5425 1·1·111'10. olod.l.al woolc ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - Extensive Remodel inc. •Insurance Wort oCustom Pole Bldas. & Garages •Roofin& Work oAI11111inum & Vinyl Sidings 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-1583 .. 992·2282 Lost and Found . -l'lumblng ..... . IH·l 4-U·ric El(ltrience In Home Am FREE ESTIMATES guilt< - 320 JERICHO RD. PT. PLEASANT W. SERVICE *Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly Servie 742-2328 1·3.fk::,. : 20 Yurs & Inspected" ENGRAVING .APPLIANCE A SPECIALTY 'Sidlnc · 'Roofin1 .. 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodtlina · All Occasion Cakes Maoofacturers i PlAQUES · KEN'S SEPTIC TANKS SUPERIOR VINYL . SIDING Weddq Cakes and Trophy "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" AL TROMM'S .I GUYSVILLE. OHIO - Addons.and ..modollng --"11 and --Coital,.,.. u.~ o.ttc Carpehd, batbroom with shDWI!, ps or elect rtfria.. furnace, & lot. Wiler heat•. ranp, sin't, ps, elect., or batieoy lllhts. sleeps 6, excelllllt cOildition. ( CARPENTER SERVICE THE TROPHY KING 3 kittens born April 2111. weened end litter trained. ootlng drv food. 2 moles long • ohort ~lirod. 1 fen\ololong hoirod. Call 304-875-3026 . YOUNG'S Chester, Ohio Ph. 988-4269 If No Answer, Cali 985-4382 Deweyne Willlama &. Scottie Smith Allllakes and llodels Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Service AYiilable Roofirw & $idi111 eo. EUGENE LONG CAKE .DECORATING · COOlVIUI, OHIO . Warren J . Smith Director SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS A CINCH IF YOU USE THE INCH! I, ,. ; . BOGGS 3·1-tft Pomr~y . 985 -3365 S&WTV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE CHARLES SAYRE , AN,D SON Route I L~n1 Bonom, OH. 45743 · ,_5-4193 .or 992-3067 •AND HOllE IIAINTDIAIICE ', i : Roofintof Ill IJpts • · •• Ruldontllll Commercii! 'Gutton & Downopouts ; 1' "Stor11 Windows 1 Doors ,, fREE ESTIMATES • ,· 20 YIIIS lxporlonco WORK·GUAIANTIBI TOM HOSKINS • • Ph. 742·2134 or'949-2160 2·26·tltt PATRICK & EUGENE JOHNSON ' .1 VALLEY Pomony, Oh. Ph. 992'2174· Department of Transportation -Dtstrict Deputy Director. 660 Eastern Avenue. 1n Chillicothe. Ohio 456Q1 or Muskingum Drive, Marietta. Ohio 45750. The final date for subm1ssion of statements or exhibits Y.ill be (8)4. 11. 2tc OHIO SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. · 4 male rabbit . doga . 304- . 676-2040. BLOND long haired ·p itt Cocker Sp1nlel. femele, 2 years old. 2 Female p~ppie1 , 7 weekt. 304-81!2-~236. 366 29th St.. Rt. 7 -- ----Giiiiliioiis________ - week•· old. 1·28·1 mo. l)d Kiichen Cabinets .- Aool· ink - Sldlnc - Concrete Patios . - Sidewalks Construction .- Remodalina - Custom Pole B-rns. · .) COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE . Radiator Spacialist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Erperltnct LEO"ARD F. ERWIN CONTRACTOR PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 ; r-----r;::=::::::::::::;t:=====:::i: ~ tor. 1 •• ------easter'y Corporation lines of Business OH. Pomeroy, AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR. N•• ' "· Up to 16 words ... Dna d"Y Insertion ..... .... . &3.00 Up to 1 6 word• -- . Three day ineertion ........ $4.00 Up to 16 Word• ... Six day inaMtion ........... $7.00 - (Average 4 word• P"' lin a) From the Smdest Heater Core to the LIIJIS( RIKfil. 124, 7·15·1 mod. -... 675-Pt . Pleannt 458-Leon 578-Apple Grove 773-Meson BB2-New Haven · 895-Letart . 937- Buffalo 949-22~- 01' -· Mason Co,, WV Area Code304 Public Notice Public Notice 8 I 15 Cu. Ft. ... '325.95 II Mail This Coupon with Remittan'ce 1• The Daily Sentinel I· I 111 Court St. I Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 L.-_I"'- _____ ,.. ___ ~- --------..., !IP"!"': I A SION OF STATE ROUTE NO. 32 easterly dtrect1on along the (STATE PRINC IPAL ARTERIAL Journalized State Route No. the City of WellstOn and alonQ SYSTEM) IN NEWTON. SEAL. 346 as recorded in the Direc- the Journalized alignment of BEAVER. UN ION AND MARION tor's Journal. dated March 11. State Royte No_346 to its nor· TOWNSHIPS. PIK E COUNTY; IN 1966. Vol. 51. Page 21 0; a ~is · terminus. lvcated at SCIOTO. FRANKLIN. LICK AND ta nce of 20.77 miles. more br theasterl_y th~ intersectiOn of State Route MILTON TOWNSHIPS. JACK- less. tlj) rts mte rseCtion with No. U.S . 50 and there SO N COl)NTY; IN VINTON State Route No. U.S. 50 and terminate. lr1 accordance wi.th the provi- TOWNSHIP. VINTON COUNTY; there terminate. said described At this hearing, maps show· sions of .Chapter 5511 of the IN COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP, extension having a [otal len$h 1n.g the proposed change tOJtle Ohro Revised Code. th e Direc- MEIGS COUNTY. AND LEE of 55.35 miles. more or less h•ghway system wrll be tor of The Oh!O Department of TOWNSHIP. ATHENS COUNTY. PROPOSED. THE ABAN- displayed. Transportation will hold a pub- OHIO DONMENT OF EX ISTING , Further information concernlic hearing at 10~00 AM. Thur sAnd being more fully des- STATE ROUTE NO. 346 SITU- ing thts proposal is available on. day. August 18. 1983 in th e cribed as follows: ATED IN MILTON TOWNSHIP. inuqiry at the ODOT District ~ DDOT Distnct 9 Jackson Begmning <;1t the easterly ter- JACKSON COUNTY; IN VINTON Nin e Office. 650 Eastern County Garage at the intersec- mmus of Journalized State TOWNSHIP, VINTON COUNTY: Avenue. Chillicothe. Ohio and tron ~r Rice Road (TR 255) ap-· Route No . 32. located at the inIN COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP. at the OOOT District Ten Office. proxrmatfi! ly 2 1/• miles east of tersection of State Route No. MEIGS COUNTY; AIIID LEE Musk;ingum Drive. Mariana. the City or Jackson on State 124. as (ecorded in the Direc- TOWNSHIP. ATHENS COUNTY. OhiO. Route 124 in JaCkson County. tor's Journal. da ted M~rch 21. OHIO. SAME TO , 8E DESIG- \- Anyone wishing to submit a Oh1o. for the purpbse of hear1966. Vol 51. Page 237: NATED AS STATE ROUTE NO. wrinen statement or exhibit rng statements on the pro- thence easterly along the Jour32 AND RHAINED ON THE concerning the extension of posed extensron of State Route nalized State Route No. 124 as STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM IM- State Route 3 2 or the abandon32 rn the several townships re corded in th e Drrector'sJourMEDIATE LY UPON PROPER ment of State Route 346 or listed tlere below in Pike. Vin - nal. date d March 2 1. 1966, ENTRY IN THE JOURNAL OF other items of the proposal may ton. M etgs and ·Athens Coun- Vol. 5 1. Page 237; a distance THE DIRECTOR OF do so by presenting tl at the ti es and t he proposed of 34.58 mil es. more or less. to TRANSPORTATION. ' . hearrng or mailing 1t to the Ohio PROPOS ED. THE 1. 3. •' • 81 - Home lmprovomanta 82-Piumblng & Heeting B 3- Excavating · 84-Eiectricel & Refrigeration 86-Generil Hauling 86-M .H. Repair B7-Upholotery STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TliAN$PORTAnON Nonce oF HEARING CONTRACT SALES LEGAL COP.Y NO. 83-910 abandonment or State Rou te 3 46 in the vari ou s townsh tps li sted here below rn Jackson Vrnton. Me1gs and AihenS Counties located in the afore, mentioned Counties · )Announcement J For Rent 0 Rt. *MODULAR HOMES *PRE-CUT HOMES *REMODELING' HOMES *POOLS · large nicely mann~red ten dog. Very good with children. Ple111 c•ll 814·992· 340it MALE dog, good with lddo, phone 304-875 -7478 oftor 4 :30. - or IIJIIIr, .JIIIIt$ and 71 -AIItos for Sale 72-Trucks for Sale 73-Vans S. 4 WD 7 4- Motorcycl• 75-Boato & Motors 76-Auto Parts & Accesooriee 77-Auto Repair 78-Camplng Equipment 61 - Farm Equipment 62-Wan.t edto Buy 53-Livestock 64- Hay S. Grain 65-Seed & Fertilizer Public Notice 0 •' St. Help Wanted Profe11lonel ·firm aeeking front-end. brakea and 1hock1 apl(:ialiat wit;h a minimum of·two yeara axpe· rlence. ,.eferencea required. Beae pay plua cominleaion. Mail inquir ies to P.O . Box 634, Pomeroy, Oh. 46789' breed. 814-742 -30111'. . CUSTOM BULDI NG 8-3-1-mo. Pd. ........... ... o 11 Giveaway You cen make good Money Couch l!o Choir. 8t4-992- l oetllng AVON. Coli 4483368. 3194. NEW Also Transmiiaion All types of roof won. new a Roger Hysell GARAGE - ROOFING heedlwe 4 4 kittens. Sh.or1 hair. Mixed Or Writ~ Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. · 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ·. . ' l!'lhllitilitl Ohio Will consider for land excellent buy trade for 822,000. or mobile homa. 304-6753030, 676-3431. ~:~i=i~~~~;;;;== Meigs Co . Rd . 18. 88 acrea 1/ 3 puture, 2 / 3 wooded, all mineral righta, unltmhed gravity fed springwater , maturing timber, fenced in · pasture. 24' by 3!)' polo barn, large utility building. Beautiful 8 room home. ell electric. completely insu· lated . Includes new carpet. fenced in yard, aelf cleaning oven, side by aide refrigerator freezer. Ashly wood burning :-toVe. Ideal for kids end ho11es . t88.000. Call 448-9610 or 992-3606. 35 Lots & Acreage 36 acre• at Rodney on W.T. Wataon Ad. Owner. financing available. Call448··8221 after 6 weekdays. 1 acre lot· with a large inground 1wimming paola, with platform for beaement. Mobile home in poor condl lion for ·sale 81,600. Cell 614-246-9489 ofter 6. 26 · 66 acrea. 40 ecrea timber Huntington Township. state road frontage. $600 acre . Land contract posoible. Call 6 14-~88 8437. . Approx. 7· 10 acres of land with big barn. a'n d silo. 2 good out buildings. Located at B•edbury . $28.000. Close to Bradbury school. 814-992-7713. Rough 6 room houH S.. 1h acre lot, Southalde In Maaon County. drilled well& septic tonko. 937-2688 or 6763676. Mobile 4 bdr. ranch home.larga LA. for Sale full beaement, with garage, 6% acraa Gallia County wood burner includad. city located 12 miles from Galll ochoolo, •2 miles from town . polil on 776, Boggs & Call 441_0271 . T R I· STATE M 0 B I l E Lincoln County Rd. All HOMES . USED - CARS, wobdo. $1900 . 304-882 Nice 2 bdr. houso largo TRUCKS . GAlLIPOLIS . 3221. tencod In back ya•d. utility CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 1 dt Call448 1431 446·7572. FIVE ecraa with ba1ement, room n . y. • or 446-1686. r~----:--:-::-:::::-:::~::-: city water, Pt. Plea1ant. cell CLEAN USED MO.BILE 304-773-5713 efta• 7 :00 • Houae lor sola by owner, 4 HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· p.m. bdr., 2· In baths, MOBILE SALES.~~~~~~~~~~~ lenood puture4 1!o acres. bock 4lTVMI. WEST,HOME GALLIPOLIS, yard, 2 car garage, concrete RT 36 . PHONE 448-7274. driveway. Will accept houl8 trailer 11 down poymant or 1980 Bavview 14x70, 2 41 · Houses for Rant pert of Price •es,ooo. In bdr., cantral air. Call 614· Nonh Gallia 1101 , Call814- 388-9916 or 448-8211. 38 8-9969 . ..:__..:__________ TWO TRAIL~RS on 1acre of 4 bdr. house with 1 Yt baths, Ranch type (brick). 3 ~d · land. Near Tvcoon Lake. At. 7 11 Eureka. 1260 mo. ·· Coli 446-4222 between 91!o rooml. fireplace, attat .ecf 388·8711 . · garage, fu II basen:htnt, 1_:..:._..:___ _ _ _ _ _::- 6. newly ahingled roof, walking 1979 12K~6 .Liberty. Gae 1-::-:-:-:----:::----dletence to !Pomeroy Elem. heat, atove a refrigerator. 4 bdr. houaelacree of land School. e4 o,OOO. Coli 992- f?.IIOO. 2411-9294. on At . 180 In VInton : Central air. 1360 mo., oec. dep. & 8143 . - - - - - - - - - - 12x85 2 bdr .. new corpot. ref. Colll446-3176 . · Located In Syrocuae-Near Call 614-266-6620. school &. swimming pool . 3 1 - - - - - - - - - - 8 room houae in country. bedroom ohuoted on one- USED Mobile Homeo, 304- $176. Cellll76-6104. third aero lot. f24.600. l .:. 67:_6.:.·.:.2-,7_11_ -_ _ _-::--- 3 bdr. houae 2 mi. from 304-8&8-3934. 1981 SHULTZ Monchestel, HMConRt. 180•• 186mo.. Sele by ow'ner. Auatic Hilla, 2 bedrooma. excullent con· 860 dep . no peta. Cell • Syrocuao . 3 bedrooms, 2 dltion, t16,600. 304-676- l-4:::4_6_·_3_6:::1-:-7_.- - : : - , - - - bathe, bl-lavel with potlo l!o 1 6.:_3:_7 _6:_·-----=-~~- 6 •mo. l!o bath, Bob McCorcover. 30x30·2cargareoe. 1· 1 k lid 111x12bam.814-992-2967 Perfect thape 10x~O elect- me • no peu, 1 child ! ric mobile home. aolld 11 accepted . Reference re· 1ft • 5 p.m. new. '3600. Even 1 1mal1 qulred. Call 441· 2660. owners moving. 3 bed· air oondltloner Included. 1 -::--~,------­ rooma. all electrk:, ltorm 304· 678-2711 . BeautifUlly land1ceped windowa. Aultlc Hilla, Syre- 1-----:--:-::-:--::- home with deck on 1 acre in cuoo. 614·1192-11976 . 12x80 SKYLINE mobile Nonhup, city sc:hoolo. 6 mi. home, nice clean condition. from town; fireplace. quiet 3.36 ocros. Pond, cellor l!o 3 304-876-8788. neighborhood, t37& mo. bedroom hou•. Contact plu1 depoelt It rat . Cell Lorry Barr at ~14-742 - 1979 Shannon, 3 bedroom, 448-8878 . 3149 . 111 elec. 14x70, built-on r o o m w 1 t h c o e 1 • Belmont Or., 3 bdr., 1 Y2 1 y, .tory hou•. (Jood lid· woociburner, 12K28, l11rge blltha, central heat-AC, co· lng, atorm windowe, storm porch•. utlli1Y building. verad patio, garilge. unturdooro. To be torn down l!o ecrollnd, Jerry's Run Rood, nlohed. Coli 441-4388 . removed. 114-892-5108. Apple Grove . 304-6762 bedroom with garage 2368 . Solem St., Rutland. 1180. A GOOD HOME FOR month . 814·742-2378. t31100. NICE 10x40, ELECTRIC HEAT, EXCEL- 33 . Farms for Sale Avalliable immediately. 3 LENT CONDITION . 1700. DOWN, IALANCE Fl· 32 ocr• form. 3 bedroom bedroom home In countr; NANCEO, 31 PAYMEN1B home, 2 outbuUdlnls off nur mln81 . •225. month . OF 1108.48 A MONTH. Reyburn Rood. U .000. 11 00. ditpoolt or aell fo• 304-675-11336 oltor 6 p . m. t21,000 . 814-742-2121. 304-671-2711. 1---------- 1---------- 1---------- ., •· �l'oge 41 12 The Daily Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time Houses for Rent TWO bedroom houn in Pt. ~------ .------- Pleeunt. No pets. phone 304-87&-1386. 3 bedroom houu. in New Haven, acroaa from Comm . Bldg. Coal or wood furnace, 64 Misc. Merchandite 422· 3117. 6 bedroom, 2h bath. w -wall carpeting, 111-c:, ru1tored Victorian. 304-675·6428. Gas StOW! 140. qUeen lin bed •100. 2 glrlt winter COati • 1 6 M .. wardrobe 130. •awing machine 120. Coli 448-11189. 2&0 gallon fuel or gasoline ••nk on ·5 foot stand . t 160. or belt offer. 10'x1 6 ' all aluminum awning . t310. 814·992·2B05. ThrH bedroom brick home with large aKtrl lot, located j un outside New Haven. 1972 Starcraft 17 ft . outboard 715 HP Evlnrude. Reduced from *.3 291 to •$00 at motor needs minor repaira. Call 992-6217 or 992-9917. .. City water. central air and heat plus · fireplace. S300. per month . Comp. fltrnished. For more informa- tion call after 6 :00; 304- 875-3996. Mobile Homes for Rent R'ALPH S . SCHU~TZ, 619 lilUIW ~IV~. 66 Pet• for Sale 19,8~ 11 1983 Kfi_T_'N_'_C_A_R_L_YL_E_'_"_ _ _ __ _ _:by:_L::ar::ry~W.:.:r!::gh.;t 79 Motort Homes month old block port baaglo, part cocbr, haa had ahots and been wormed. 304-876·682 • . Television Viewing II Gee1 t-tuJ Four akc aUver miniature poodle pupe. h.. had ehotl. 304-882-3172. 67 Travel tr-'ler, RHH hitch ~ 12,000 BTU air cond.. ford · N tractor, blade, mo~1 :: machine. Call 814- 211•1291 . • • .. / T~TYC(J'Re Cl•rlnau , flutes. ••xa · phonea . trombone• . trumpeta. Frank'• Pawn Shop . .a4e-oe.ao. - D Kimball plano, very ~wetl kept, excellent condttlon. 0800. Call 814-218-1918 or 614 · 258·1987 altar 6PM. 18 ft. float boot whh 30 HP outboard ~ohn10n . Reduced Premier evarpley tnare durm froml1291toe1000.Aslt. &. caN, mulic rtand, like Call 992· B217 or 992· naw. Call441-2402. 9917. ~/t1/83_ . 81 8 :00 Home Improvement• VliNICE, FV. . 14 square grey thinglea, Bundy 1 Bundy ,100. 1 ~:::·~,.,~ ,·~'":·:~:•:•'"' ="~':":'~":·:~·~;::=========~ eatlmat flutaclarinet •125,, IXcollant 1182. ... Call 114·258· Nicely ·f urnithe_d mo,bile noo. can 992·78&3. condtlon, aom• mu•lc, 1 ---------home, central airoverlooking and heat, 1 1. "==========T:;::::::::::::::::::::~ ~--------- a1ond, Coli 814·387·0607. PAINTING · lntarlor and mi. below city, exterior. plumbing. rooflftg, river. Adult• only. 448 · 51 Household Goods Singer Sewing Machine. 0338 . -44 Apartment Approx. 2 yoaro old. Uted Clevolancl Aho Saxaphon•. 71 Autos for Sal& aom. remodeling. 20 yra. 72 Trucks for Sele for Rent very Uttla. Also ell materiel Excellent condition. 114- - - - - -- - - - axp. Call 814-381·9862. , and patterna. •ao. 814- 985-4488 In tha IVInlng. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Hou11 trailer for rent. Call 992-2166 or after 6 p.m. Sofa, chair, rocker, otto· 446·1052 . 81 Chevetta air cond., very 1978 Dattun pickup, I. Mercum AooHng • SpoutApartment s . 304 -676 - man. 3 tables, {extra heavy call 814-992-11788. Martin Acoustic Guitar . good cond. Call 61 4-268- epead, rear alldlng gl..a. one Ing. 30 years experiet'lc4, 5548 . local owner. 304.-178 - specializing In built up roof. He•vv duty ca11. Superior . 1251 .. by Frontier,, $686 . Sofa. 2 bdr. trailer located on · Call 814-3B8-9817. Upper River Rd . all utilities APARTMENTS, mobile chair and Joveseat, S276. PUPPIES -Pure bred English condition. After 7 p.m . call 1--:-::: - - - : : -- - - - 4039. paid except electric. Cap. homes. houses. Pt . Pleasant Sofas and chair• priced from Shepherd. From working . 614·445·7221. 1978 buick Electra Um"od, ttock. •3&. Alao C.B . Radio, roq . Call446-8668 . owner. no ruat, A-1 1981 Chavy truck, a1andord GENE'S CARPET CLEAN· and Gallipolis . 614 ·448- t285. to fB96. Tablea. t46 h.a r. cemper top. 114-986- Wanted old planoa. Peylng orginal lNG SERVICE . Raaol)'l· condition. 3&0 V-8 engine. ahlft. 304-876-&791. and up to •125. Hlde-•8221 . mended for profa811onal Furn., 2 bdr., new carpet, in 020.00 tnd •40.00 aach. Call 448-0784'. b•d·• · 8440 . and up ·t o 4296 .. 1977 Ford Feoo, 14 ft. ateam cle•nlng. Scotch Crowob City. Call614-256- ONE bedroom apartment, 8525., Reclinin, •178 . to - : : - - - - : - - - - - -- 1 Flra1 floor only. Wrha giving 1 - - - - - - -- -6 room air cond. &room aiza dlretiona. Witten Planoe. 1978 z dr. blue VW Rabbit. flatbad . 3,000 lb, Hydraulic Guard-Fmt EstlmltH. Call 8520. $360., lampa hom •28. to 402'/z 24th. St . Pt. Pleatant , 876 . 8 pc. dinettes from carpets, maple table • 4 Box 188 Sardis, Ohio 4 apd .• AM· FM tape, new 1oHgato. o4600. 304·468· Gana at-814-992·8301. · phone. 1-614-992-6858 . t99 ., to e436. 7 pc .. t189. chairs. Call after 4:30p.m. 43948 . Phone ~ Bf4·483 tlr:aa, real clean, e1,7915. 1810. Modern 2 bdr. mobile home RON'S Televlalon SeNic.. fum. , w•tar paid. Upper Rt. ONE bedroom apartment, and up. Wood table with siJt 814·742·3092. 1806. John'a AUto Salea. 448Spooiallzlng In Zapith _and 7 . No inaide pats. Call $226 month , all utilities chalra 1426. to •746 . Desk ----~----lc- - - - - -- -- - - 47B2, Galllpollt, Oh . Open 73 Vantlt 4 W.O. Motorola, • Quezar, _end 614-245 -6818. •1 10 up to 122!5. Hutchea, G.E. &.000 BTU room aize Conn Trumpet. Uaed e evea. paid, 304-675-2596 . houaa c.lla. Coli 576·239B 1660. and up, maple or pine air conditioner . f1150 . 814- months. EKcellent c o n d . J - - - - - - -- - 949-2107 after 5:30 . Good tor beginning band or «e-2454. Rio Grande. partially furn .. RIVERS TOWER . flnl1h. Bunk bed complete -:--:--:-- --::- --'-·1 atudont. o200. 11"-9B5- 82 Ford Exp. Sport Coupe 1980 AMC Eagle Umlt.d 1160 mo. plu1 utilities. TWIN with manre11es, e2&0. and Auto, AM-FM 11aro 8 track. auto. trans. PS, PB. AC. Apartments now available to e1&0 dep. Call 614 ·388· elderlr & disabled with an up to o396 . Baby bado, Bx8 Storage Building, 3847. aunroof l much more. EC. power locka. AM - FM F' & K Tr" Trimming, atumP $600.00 or trade, 304·876· 8508 . 1110. MattreSiat or boJt Call 448·4897. ceaaette. axe . cond .. removal. Call 871-1331-: Income · of leu than Thomas Organ •100. Call •.prlngs, full or twin. 168., 4567. 06,300 . Call 446· 8050. $12,300. Renting tor 30 2 bedroom trailer. Fur- percent of adju1ted income- flfm, *88. and 178. Queen =-::---:---:---- - - 1 304-876·33U until B·13· 1977 RaUy Sport Camero, RINGLE'S SERWICE oxpe· 77 Ford Ven cusmontlzed 83. nished. No peu. Deposit .Phone 304-675 -6879 . aela, *196. 4 dr. che1t1, 1109d cond. 1979 AMC 72 Jnp, t1, 100. Call446- riancad roofing, lncludlr,g required. 614-992-2749. hot tar appllcellon. carpen· o42. 5 dr. choott, o54. Bod o1,200. 69 Chovy dump Concord 1 owner, good 8002. truck. 871nternatlonal back.tar. tlactrJclen. mason. Call , frames. 120.and e26 ., 10 cond. Call 814-245-6197. fruit 3 bedroom & 2 bedroom, SMALL furnished 'apart- gun · Gun c•binetl, •360 .. hoa . 81 Trl•xll lowboy 68 30.a-675-2088 or 876 • ment, adults, no pets. referfurnished . mobile homes. encea, dinette chai,. •20 . and $2&. e8 ,600. Moving mutt tell. 19n Pontiac Sunbird, good 78 Dodge, 4 wheal drive, 4580 . . It Vegetables 304-876 -1386. Also 3 room Apt. furnished. Gas or electric rangaa, *3215 Call 676-2958 or 576 cond., no rust, e1 ,700. Call excellent cond. 304·875· 2101 . No pett. 614-949·2263 . Water Willa. Commercial , 448-8185. 1613 or 876-4193. 2 bedroom apt. 8126 . Partly up to 1376. Babrmatrane1, end Domntlc. Teat holes. t25 .. o35, badfromoa o20. Canning tomatoea e1 .00 furnished . Henderson Trailer 2 bedroom mobile home in Court. Pumpa Sal11 end Service. o25. & $30, king frame o&O. INSULATING machine, bu. Alreody picked. Call 78 Ford LTD 2. high miRacine . 614·367·0288. 304·898·3802 . Good •election of bedroom 304-882-33&6 . leage, e1,300. Call 44874 Motorcycles 448-4598. 1ultes , cedar chestl. 3512. One block to Marshall Uni2 bedroom in Middleport. rockert, metal cabinets, Xerox 8-80 plain paper Canning tom•toea, •4.10 Get your Ol!rpet In thlp vertity. Small 4 -room. 304- IWivel copier, 1 rear old with only Call 992-3590. rockers. ahepe. Weter removal, FREE 1971 Dataun B-210. 4 apd .. buehel. bring own container. 676·2468 . Used. Furniture -· bookcase. 3 .000 coplet . 304·675· Call lifter 6, 448-7485. 30to 36 MPG. Atklng o860 1974 Honda 360, 7,400 ESTIMATES , FURNITURe · 3 bedroom 12x8& fur- Furnlahed apt. in Pt. Plea- ranges. chalra. dlnnett set, 3478, 9-5 . or batt offer. Call 4"'8- actual mllaa. Coli 814-388- CLEANING . CAf>T~IN 9765 . nished, •lr-conditioned. nnt, 8081. . wood table and chalra, dry!!TEAMER 814-448-2107,'. ell utiHties paid. 304· ...:....;··· Sound Design ttereo re- Canning tometoea tl5 bu· wood burner. $180 plus en, refrigeratou and TV's. 3 ahol, ball poppan t1 .50 895-3460 .. utllitie• and depoalt. No miles out Bulaville Rd. Open ceiver w-8 -track player peck. Bring own containera. 1971 Plymouth Dustier. 2 Complete flahlng boot outllt E & R TrM Service. tullY ' for aale or trade for truck or lnaured. free t1tlmate1 . . c111atta plever recorder, pelt. 992· 7479. Two bedroom apartment in 9am to 8pm, Mon. thru Fri., phonograph cabinet e2&0. Coli Harold Taylor, .a48· dr., AT. good work. car car. Call 814-388-8711. 9am to 6pm, S•t. Phone 814·387·0838, call • f825 . John"a Auto Satea. 8692. Point Plaeaant, utllltiea paid. 446-0322 . 304-875-2778. 3 bedroom, all electric 304-875-7112 after I. ·• Call 4.a6-4782. . All uaed bikes reduced for 14x70. some furniture, Goodwlll't 50 percent off Canning tomatoes . 14.00 dearence. Hera era just a built-on room. wood or co•l (2) Sear~ upright freezers GUTTERS. Dna Summer Clearance Sale per bushel. Picked. Bring 1978 Chavy Nova V-8. few example•. many mora SEAMLESS burner, 12x28, acre land, {31 .1) cu. fl . {largea1 madel piece custom fit your home. automatic, PS , PB, air 46 furnished Rooms $276. month, e100. Dep4 mo. old. 1690 each new. begin• August 19th-31at. own container. 247-4282. cond .• new paint. ex. cond., on our lot, '72-CL3&0 •195, Guannteed. Advtnced Gut- . Oiit. References. Jerrys Run Serloua offer.Call Hickory located Point Pl'eaunt.,_R_ay_m"""o:-nd_R_o_w_e_.- - - - •1.200. Call 814-268- 71 ·CB 500 0349, 750 tar, {Day 1114· 512·4018.)-For rant Sleeping Room• Hut-448-8301 or .Larry Aahlend and Huntington. 1 Yamaha ahllft t885. Betz lnlflht 814·89B·8205.1;.: ·: Rd. 304-676-2366. 1193. '. " . and light houH keapinQ Evana-448-9042. Honda Salat juat South of rooma. Park Central Hotel. lhe Holldey Inn on Rt. 7. Roofing and C•rpan~ry :: REPOSSESSED No• ~~~~~~~~~~ 1879 Chavy Chevotto 4 Call448-0756 . thing dowhl TakeSIGN! over plySWAIN work, general repairs. call' · apd.. · nlco, n. 191. · AUCTION & FURNITURE manti, t68 .00 monthly. John'a Auto Saln, 448· 1978 Honda 125 Ellaonor, Anthony Wllllamaon, &14< SIHping room $115, utili- 82 Olive St., Galllpoli1. 8 4'x8' fltahlng arrow algn. 61 farm Equipment o17&. Call &14·387-0424. 387-0184. . 4782, .Galllpollt. 44 Apartment ties paid, range & refrig. place wood living room euite New blilba, lettara. Hale -----~---­ Share bath. Man only. 448- with 8 Inch flat arm• t399. signa. Call FREE 1·800· John DHre • • row com 81 Chavrolet blua. Top of 1979 XR185 Honda, oxc. Painting - Interior • Exterior: ~ for Rent 4418 after 7 p.m. plantar, *400 firm. Hor• the hill on Bob~ McCormick cond .• llltra tire a apark- , 304-876-1128 aftar · 5. L. . bunk beds complete with 128-7448. anytime. plugt, •eoo. Coll814-379· M. Johnaon. bunkias $199. 2 place an- - : : - - - - - - - - - - 1 ahow halter o40. Call 448· Rd ... 150. , ~ .• 2574. 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apart· ;: ;:==f;=: R;:==:: tron livingroom suites $199, Kelvinator ga1 cook 1tove 0188. antron recllnera *99, other $60. 304-576-2598. menta Utlltlaa partly turn.. 4 6 5 pace or ent - : : - - : - - - - - - - 78 Buick Loaabre AC, PS, 1983 Honda 780 Shedow V 82 apartment• available now. 1 - - - - - - - - - - recllnera 180. maple dinette - - - - - - - - --11951 Ford SN tractor. ·can Pl. Call 814-387-7438. Plumbing Twin Bleck. lhaft. dr.• water 1 Dinette tot t66.; 1 Roybn 4U1362 or 448·3883. .. ,, • 179, love teata e7o, *200 per mo. A-One Real •" It Heatlng Eatat11, Carol Yeager, Real- large trailer lot tor rent. Call . hi do - a - bed f250, box •canner t86 . 3Q.4-1715· 1 988 Opol SW. 1.6 llllf cooled. only t, 100 mllaa For sala·Uaed Ford hay onglna, *360. Call 448· and *fill under warrenty. springs & manre11 twin or 1176. tor . Coli 304-675-5104 or 446·4266 or 448-4736 . Mint condition. u,eoo . 30.a-876-7386. 1- - - -- - - - - - full $100 set ragular ~firm -=-~~~------1 balar. t998. Call 814·992· 8157. . CARTER'S PLUMBING Naad a car. 814-717-3218. Trailer lot located on t120, maple dinette chaira Springfield metal lethe 7012 a.,_ar I p.m . . AND HEAti!IIG 1 badroom apartmant for Addlson-Bulltvllla Rd . U& , waoh ltanda U4, e?OO; Wllaon portable 78 4 dr. Mercury Marquis Cor. Fourth and Pine Adulll only. Call 614-367- maple rockarl $89, 7 piece welder tl500.; 73 Interne- Farmall 8 Tractor. Good Pl. PI, air. e w., eaat. 1tero 1982 Honda SllviM' Wing rant. Cill 446·0390. tlonal 1 ton truck 81600.; tires. Goodcondhk>n. t800. aound. Call daya 448:4383, lntaratate saddle ba,a , Phono 448·3888 or 448· c~roma dinette set •149. 5 7438 . lrunk. am-fm caaHtte. 8 4- 4.a77 Furnlahed apt .. 1210, utili- 1 - - - - -- - - - - p1eca dlnena set 889, used 711nternationallf.ttonutillty 114-981-4124. ew . .a48·0139. 992·8398 or 814·992·. tlll pd., 1 bdr.,. 9~0 4th COUNTRY MOBILE Homo bedroom auitaa, refirgtpra- bad truck '800. 304-458JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT-' 1970, 1850 OLIVER Inc· 1182 Camara H.OOO, 2272. Ave.. Gallipolis. Call 446· Park, Routa 33. North of tora, ranges, cheat. dre81ara, 1920 lifter 6 p.m. INO . Foinerly Oewitt'a tor. good condh:lon, priced 27,000 mll11, 304· 812· 4418 after 7PM . Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call . wringer wuhars , TV's , 1974 Honda Choppar 30 ln. Plumbing. Cal 614· 387· dryeraa. & shoe1. Call 446- Avecoda19 cu , ft . Whirlpool upon in1pectlon. 304-8711- 2.a81-. 992· 7479. OVIf front and. CB 760 F. 01711. a&lf defroating, side by side 7337. Furniahe~ apt ., 1 bdr., 1- - - - - - - - - - 3159. . Call ll.a-949-2737. refrigerator, exc . cond. 304· 8226. Utilities pd., 920 4th TRAILER space, 3 tnil01 77 MONTE CARLO, call Ave.. Gallipolis. Call 448· from town, junction 2 & 82 GOOD USED APPLIANCES 937-2366. 304-882·2888 after 6 . '•. 77 SUZUKI RM 370, e4?6. 83 Excavating 63 Liv811tock 4418 alter ?PM. ot old Y, 304-675-3248 • washers, dryers, rafrlgera· 304-571;2971. ton, renga1. Skagga Ap- Fuel oil furnace and 600 after 6. ----------;··, 7B MONZA. V-8. 305, '· ' pliences. Upper River Rd., hundred gal . tank . 304-871· Fumlahed Apt. o185. utili· o1eoo. 304·578·2911. 2259 . . 19B1 Yamaha 8&0, 3BOO beside Stone Crest Motel. DOZER WORK By Tad :· ties pd., 1 bdr. near HMC. Rag. Quarter hor• colt rH 448-7398. adutts . 446-441 8 after 7 47 Wanted to Rent roan 1.8 mo. old. Celt efter 15. 1 8711 Grand Prix, r.,.l good mlllo, mag whaalt, •1260. Hanna; pond1, dltchaa.'· ODYSSEY II, 6 game ca•· 448-7495. baaemente. etc. Call 448..,'• p.m . ahape, t2200. 304·875· 30.a-876·2140. tridgea, elactric range, roto4807. Carter & Evan~ : 3828. 1981 Harley D•vldaon Tr1naportatlon . • ,• Furniahed apt . 1 bdr. 8226, ·A nice hom-e. can be an older 64 Mite. Merchandit& tiller. riding mower. 8 ft. Super Chlx 2 year old camper top ., 304-8715· gelding. trained . Excep· 1970 Chevy lmpolo. 2 dr.. aportter, like new, 2800 utJIItiea pd . 807 2nd. Galli- one, must have It lea1t 6 5136. polla. Adulto 448-4416 af- roons, etc. Located In city of tlonat ahow proapact. Call white vinyl top, new carpet. mlloa . t2900. 304-BU - lonnie 8ogg1 ExcavatinG. ~ Dozer, beckhoa, dumptruck.' ter 7 p.m . Gallipolis. prefenbly down- Knauff Coal Bt Firewood Buy 814·992·248B day• & lata air, auto. t45D. 304-&76- 2008 . Work by hour or lob . Call now for seaaoned wood thi1 ~venlnga . town. Excellent care will be 2176 . 1982 IU!waaakl 550 LTD, ••&·7903. 2 new unfurn. 2 bedr. apt1. given by re1ponsible lady winter. Call 814-256-6245 . 55 Building Supplie• 819 Second AVe .. Gallipo- and 13 yura old 1on. Call Quail Sola. Fair Waalc. 30 77 Doclaa Aepen ltltlonwa· Windjammer, lowera. am· -=--::::-::--:--~--...........::· . lia. C-A. garage-. •2150- 446-9646 or 446-254B or For ule metal culvert 8 inch pot , oft on all young blrdt. 1en H . 1100. 304· 875-. fm Cllllette, crenkbar. tillY C•t 211 hoe. dozara, cranll; · bar. t1700 . 304-B82- loadert, dump truck. Cell · *276. Coll448 -2188. Building materialt contact Evelyn at Otcar'a thru 60 inch in ttock. State Ehher It Fair or Phone 5.a92. 3221. ' 814-446-1142 botwo,eO: : approved 16 gauge 12 inch biC?ck, brick. aawer plpea. 814-985·43U. Restaurant. 7 :00AM & 6:00PM. ' Deluxe. modern 1 br .. 16.36 JIOf ft., 24 inch wrndows, lintel•. etc. 1874 VolkJwagon super complete kitchen. air, $10.10 per ft. 36 inch Claude Winters. Rlo Grande, ReQIJteNd GumMy. 2 yaera -~~ - n - paint job, axoal- 1882 K.WASAKI&IO LTD, ' t115 .&0 per ft . Also plaetic 0. Coll614-245 -5121. carpet. downtown. Call dar• old. Due to calve on Sept. 1 . ..,. condition •1100. 304- only 3.000 mhl. excellent Dozer· work. ground clun: : "'£auoou"' condition, '1500. 304- lng • IXCIIVItlng. 126 hour, ; 446·4383. eve. 446·01 39. culvert In ltock. 6 Inch thru Call 949·2217. 871-588B llftar 6 p.m . 87&-8719 . Coli 441-983B. 61 Household Goods 181nch, &Inch 11 .80 por fl .. Kanauge nice 2 bdr., with 12 inch 13.80 per ft . Ron 66 Petl for Sale 80", ·a yaar old, buckakln 1989 Oldt 98. Excallont --~--~--------~ J.A .A. Conatructlon Co ; ~· : carpet, w••her and dryer Evens Enterprises. 4 mi. pony. mara. Saddla & llfldla, meohanlcally, body and lnte· 76 Boeta end hookup, e U~& plu1 electric W1tar Lin••· · Footen ,'. South of Jackson on ST. AT. very uon111. noo.oo. 304- rioruoeltent. Aunallkenaw. Drolna. All1dndt ofDitchinJI, • and gaa . . Call 1-304-273- Wa1hera, dryerl. rifrigara- 93. 814-286-6930. Motors for Sale 0890. 814·892·8420. AKC black Lab. mala pup, 9 878-1133&. Rutland, Oh . 814·74~· ' 9746 or 446-2927. tou. g111 & electric rangea, wkt. old, e100. Call 61&- 1 - - - - - - - - - 2803. : $90 up, 30 days gutrantaad. 258 -1379. FOUR month old chlckena. 1870 Dodga Chargar.440 ' Unfurn . apartment. 1at Bargain Barn 446·8033 or' haavy braocl ' typo, 02.00 engine. Bored whh over·.. 18 ft . 1981 Sabra Craft · floor, 4 r. & bath with rard, 448-8181. aaoh 304-871-lt 30. alzed plllont. 21100 mlln on motor boat, t400. Call Meip Excavating. Bulldozer · · centrally, located, adutt1 & becllhoa aarvlct. Ball· ' av_,.ul. Ball or tracla for '448·3073 aftar &. only. no pet1, ref. & aec. Kenmore waaher & dryer motorcycle or cuRomlzad -:-::::-::-:--::--::-:-:-:--:---:- · manti, footara. landacaping, ' dapoait. require. , Call 448· matched pair, cll.ien . Many H 1 lk driveway•. farm ponda. . ' ' ' van , Beet offer-priced at , av • Cra1111 nor T~ . .. .. " au.wa 814-742-2407or•1•· 7•2· 0444. others. GE. Whirlpool. M•yIn-Ion. Altar 8 p.m. call through wlndahlald with 110 B. v ~ ~ tag & Kenmore washer. ., • . 812-11847. HP Marcury & Stortlrig boat 201 jl.uto1 for Sale Convenient location. 1 or 2 Guaranteed . Call 814-256· trallar. good aond., •1.880. bdr .. utilitiet paid, •210 1207. Call 814·258·8718. 84 Electrical mo., dep &. ref. raq. Call 448· 7•82 before 2PM . Used furniture : bedroom 14ft. boatandtrallar. UOO. • Refrigeration 1ulta w -bookcue bed , 247-3126. Furnlehad apt. 1 bdr. e19&. buffet, Used refrlgator.- Corwater &. alae. paid 7 Nell bin & Snyder Furn., 956 18FT Glaotvon with 81 HP SEWING Machlna rapalra, ' Ave. Gelllpollt. 448·441 6 Second Ave ., Gallipolia , ChrytJer motor, lndudaa Nrvica. Authorized Singer : after 7 p.m . 448 -1171 . trailer. good condition . Selea & Service Sharpen · •11100.00. 304-876·71121 Sclaaors. Fabric Shop , · Fumlahed upttaira apt. 2 Whirlpool waaher 196, Ken· Moore omatlc electric u•r· after I p.m. Pomeroy. 982-2284 . : room• 6 bath, clean, aduh1 more H D w11her 1176, age door opener, acrew only, no pet•. l'tlf. req. Call Kenmore dryer *95, chelt driven . Call after &. 814· 1888 Plymouth lolvod-. 4·8·1619. freezer 16 cu.ft . *96, Kelvi - 388-8806. Dno ownar. .auoo mllaa. 76 Auto Part• 815 General Hauling · natorfreazerl195, 20cu .ft . Vary good condition. lett It Accenoriea Apt~rtmenta (equal hou1ing chett: freezer t19&. bed - Chelttypefraezer, 15cu. ft . - r. 814·992·3518. opportunity) one bedroom room 1uite e125, beakf11t axe. cond. Call 448-4347 JONES IDYl WATER SEA·,:.· rent ttarts at 11157 per aat 4 chalu ue. bed ••e. aflor 6 con ••8·4746 . 1188 Chovy Impale. Runa month. two bedroom ltarta 38' goa range t75. Skagga good. Body folr. 81.a·916· hoavv duty 4 apd. tran• for VICE. Call 114-387· 7471,~ · Ford truck, •Be ftrm . Call or 81•·387·0691 . at • 1 93. Dopo•" 8200 {no AppUenc.a, Upper River Rd. Ruger 10-22carblne, tcope, 4348. 448-3103. poll) near Spring Vallay .a48-7391 . 50 ahot clip, o100. Call Need aomethlng haul•d Clnama. Call 448·2746 or &U-379-2469. 187.a Plymouth Sanalita. 2 away or IOmettling moved? laave mellage. Dlnnette set with 4 chalra. door, automettc. ,.,._,.,ate78 Camping Wa'l do it. Call 448·31 18 Call llftor 6, 448-209B. Harnaas coll11, 8l brldlee. 1 - · olr llhoalul. e14-882b a . __land& . 1 bad room Apt. t19e. mo . . Equipment horN sled chNp. Call 448· 7811 . including utiUtjea . Equil Dining room aulte, trestle 4241 . JIMB WATER SERVICE. houai:.g . portunity. Con- teble, 2 benches. 2 ch•lra, C.ll Jim Lonlar, 304·871· :: tact VI Manor Aptt. hutch . Call 446-B148. Reconditioned garage door 72 Trucks for Sele 1973 camping trallar, 2411. 7317. .. • . ,, 814. 787. opener, like new, guer•n· 8". 1ood aond. 304·871toed. Coli 814-258-8472. 1174 Dodll' ADM Chargor 1888. 2 bedroom furnlahed Apt's. 62 CB, TV, Radio • truak, 4•4. M&S tlru, 81.a-992-5.a34 or814·992· 87 Upholstery ~ ..t· Firewood cut up slaba e11 Equipment 61.000 mlln, •1.000. Call 591 .a or 304·882·2588. pickup load. Con 81.a-24679 Motort Homes 114·2118-t 318. 6804. . • • Campert ' 2 & 3 bedroom Apt.'t for 1111.2 Chovy t Yo ton tru'*. I TRIITATE - · rent. e221. month Include• CB Tram 0201 0560.; Co· 6 truck tlraa & rima, 900x20 UPHOLITERY IHOtl ·: · .; utllitlat. Call Clalond Realty bra 88 •110. ; Hrloualnqulr- and 1 B21-20 and 1 ameli ft. fte1 - · vwy. 114· -.1 1113 loa. A... , Oaliipofta: condition. '1500 ln only. 304-8?5· 7680. 16ft.-plngtralar, •100. at 81•·9~2·2259 . ponty. Coli 814-241-5492. 441-7833 or 441· t 133. 141·2102. Colll14-381·1710. - .- - ..-· ···- & ..... 1:; - 'OJ'VE BE!:fl PA'II)Jb TI-lt; PlTE, lOr Kanta OUT~ ~OULD t-IME IT•• · 1- - -- - - -- - - ALI..EYOOP · ~P lHROTllES BliCK, A.S ·ROBEIUS, IN 'THE ~0, DARJS . IN COMBA.T! ... BUT 80TH FLYERS FAIL NOTICE 'li-4E l!NEMY PLANES EMERGING FIIOM THE CLOUDS J>.IIO',IIi 'THEM! rwuz name' afterddog! My name is Effie! t W!i named after an aunt! 6 · 11 I'd ruther be name' after a doq than a· ant! +Q109 7 EAST WEST +UQJITI •s i! 5 I"'AK8 5 +86 ~ • A854 tAQJ +J 32 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South Uf....,... cencer. tlar. (R) e AT LEAST HE'S ;-ATER!! A GOOD WATCHER WATCH WHAR 'o(QU SHOOT THAT THING!! (60 min.) 1 0:30 'r'OII WANi VOuki!OOK TO SELL, DON'TVOU? Journal KNOW WI-IAT THf'{ ALWA'(S PUi ON THE COVERS C1F 8001(5 THE'r' --1 ~ Pass ··~ was horrified when Oss!e passed. He just kne w he • hould be playing spades, but IL was too late to change the bidding. Th e n he re me mbered Ossle's new convention and led his slnglelon trump . South took his ace and didn't see a ny r eason to take his ace of dlamondJi right the n. Instead he led a low spade. East won with his 10 a nd ra n trumps while West got rid of his diamond and two small clubs to win the rest of the tricks and set South six. (NEWSF•APER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) br THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Greek poet I Fellow 3 Tolerate ~Son of J acob 4 Legume 10 Tramp 5 Warn 11 Split 12 In the center 13 Yeast 6 Withered 7 Poor person 14 Teacher's degree 15 Outburst 11 ExpolUld 18 Born (Fr.) 19 ~nglish river 20 Richard or Thelma 211nflexible ·%2 Headdress %3 Southwest 8 Balanced 9 Leased 11 Duplicate 15 Scripture Yesterday's Answer 25 " The29 Gaggle's passage 17 Prophet 20 Pungent %1 Study group %2 P e runanship %3 Cubist, e.g . 24 Groom-to-be Tree" members (1956song ) 27 Metric le ngth (Brit. sp. l 28 Sprightly 30 Presbyter 32 Swedish man's name 35 Went ahead wind zs Spoil 20 Border !'I Collage 31 Concluding part 33 Thicken 34 Natural to 35Gennan song :M Having battle mementoes 38 Succinct 38Impala DOWN hr++-t___,l- 11:30·~~=8'Johnny'o guoat it Maurnn Oue letter simply • tands for another. In lh!o aomple A It u.ed for the th ree L 's, X for the two 0 '1, et< . S!ncle letters , opootropheo. the lencth ond formoti on of th e worda are oU hints. Each day the codel•tten are dllfe r ent. Ttl;. L !ltopletoo. i60 min.) MOYIE: 'The Leo Tolstoy - li)=ltr~ WANT TO SELL? .11 ;"1 Ia AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW Real IJ!Ant>IW!..* MACDONALD" DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : 2 n d - lAgon I CltYPrOQUOTE8 HC CBPVO ex QMVB e V BJF v . . . . . . . . Thlo ahow f - Jimmy CerH va. t..ther....-. 1110 min.l ZHOHXJ QXTMB .EV BJ F QXTMBEV He C BPV o' ex DMXZV . - XKVJ RBHCU F . GXTJE Yettenlay't Cryplequele; I BEUEVE IN GRUMBUNG ; IT 18• I1liE POIJTF.STFORM OFFIGtmNG KNOWN.-ED HOWE I ' •6 and 1 Apollo Creed orRocky ~=~- '(()U Pass 'Politico: New Black Powefl' lns-chof.... 11:00 ill (I) 1111e <II N-• Standloog Room Only: lily Joal rock oupar· ator pertorma on tolevloion f« the flrat tirna. l ''IN lliE TRADITION Of 1-!AMMETT. CHANDLER Pass ally (I) Til Evening Nowa ~EANUTS Obi. Now we see Sam slUing West. He doubled one heart 37 Addition· ~=iii 1 - lloxlltil CI)-Timl ® T- llrown'o So utb does not know who thought ol this first , but we ca n tell him. It was Oswald Jacoby . Back In 1932 Ossle and his tennls·playlng wile, Mary Zita , took a month's honeymoon, lirst at tennis tournaments and then at a br idse tournament In Cleveland. Ossle was going to play with Sam Fry, Jr., in lhe open pairs. Belore pla r began , Ossle told Sam , " have n't been playing much bridge lately , but I have thought of one principle of leading that I know must be good. When you r partner leaves your takeout double In, he wants you to lead a trump." ~~UM~t't'af (l)ealttT-TwoSam ballavet ho'a going to die of· ter a doctor awit~he1 his file with a claceaood patleflt' • recorda. 1111 1 0;00 (I) qJ Hill Street Blun Tha copa play againat some atreet png membera in a charity batketball game and Bollo.ar end Wuhington ttake out a porno movie theotar, {R) !60 min.l ()) • <II 20/20 (I)Awngera 1111 Knots I.Midlng Gary ridlt on an ak:ohoUc binge Abby followa thfough with logal procedure• to comrol hla inheri1ance . !RI BARNEY E• t t Easley Blackwood men· t1ons thai when you make a takeout doubl~ and your partner leaves it In, you should ope.n a lrump. He e THAT I'VE North By Oswald Jacoby and Jameo Jacoby e ACCEPTED. ORVILLE'S PRDP05AL ,. West Opening lead; Cod.MA (I) (I) R09Dil Reggie tall• off his boll. ICioaed Captioned] (I) (fi) Fllcltara from Meatllrpleco Theotro Arnie dis.covera that his new wife hes some hidden talents as aha helps htm build a movte otudio. (R) 160 min.) [Closed Captioned] ()II Simon • Simon A man it tJtonerMed aher being framed for the murder of hia weahhy employer. !RI (60 min .) 9 ;30 (I) (l) C'-t Sam of· fifO to help the Coach alter ha haa been token by a huo- FEEL 50 MIJCii BETTER. NCNJ +10 3 •KQJ97 tK973 +64 SOUTII (I) Top Ronk Boxlltil from South Yarmouth. ~ OH, WINNIE, I 1·11·11 • 10 3 i +108 6 4 2 (I) 11 (I) Eyo on Hollywood Tonight 's pro· gram featurea some of America's fineat swimsuits, what the rich spend their money on and what people are doing about ihelr desire to live longer. (I) Varied Pn~~~rama (I) (fi) Snoek Provl-• Cohosts Neal Gabler and Jaffrey lyons take a look at 'Tho Star Chamber ,' 'Zelig' and 'Curse of the Pink Panther,' ()II Maonum , P .l. A tropical hurricane unleashes its fury on the evening of a very im· portent aocial event. IR) (60 min .) of tho Rich end FllmOUa 1 :30 (I) (l) Meme'o family After having a 'hen pany . · Vlnt and Naomi' s wedding takes P'ace at Mama's houM with the whole family In anondance. {R) (60 min.) (I) II (D Too CloH For Comfort Panic cornea to the Ruoh houaahold when thay dlacover that the onlr way to get Murtel to the hospital ia on Monroe's motorcycle. (RI ()) Up Pompeii (Jl) Hltch· hlkor't Guide 8 ;00 (I) MOYIE: ' l.oolcer' Cl) 700 Club Today' s program featUres a look at tung e e FORWARD lO I'NGAGE 'THE BLACK KNIGHT 1-:------ - -.....:- ... NORTH +2 a 1 .-. .. . -.. ... . Opening with a trump Cll I Spy -----------:-' '~- · Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby ' Rood' . . ........ BRIDGE Sen Franclaco lit Adenta (I) II (I) Fomlly feud (I) Bualneot RIDOI1 · ()II You AoMd For It (fi) This Old Houae II (I) Entertainment Tonight 8 :00 II (I) (l) Glmme A Break The Chhtf catch&& Julie smoking . {R) (I) American Family Rovlaltod 'The Loud o-Ten Years later .'. Past and pre~ aent footage shows the change• in this family's life . (I) MOYIE: ' Fraadom HO!. I SO YOUf! HU5Bi\~O 60T IPRA'IEDGO CtltKtHT !'IN' DEPOf!TEO! HARO TftiG 50 l'iHAT! NEXT TIME A qQEG DOl,IGH OUT OF CORN Ill Major Luvuo loaoball; AMouNT SHIPMENT GROOM Wt'lal aome comedian a make- ee THE Tit-lE HE Jumbloo: POACH !lDNowa II (I) Paoplo'a Court Star Trek 7 ;30 (I) Ua Detector Cl) Doble GUllo (I) PKA Full Contact BORN LOSER . - I Yealerdav·~ . A.nawar: R_, t"m:AT Now 111ranga tha clrclod latlara ID tonn lhO ourpriaa · aa OIJQ· _ll"iad by t h a - .,.,_, , Print answer ha18: e 1\11~ 1'7 MR. K\116 I~ 1\IE BILLI~oi:l .--..... WHAT IT WA5 FO~ H IM WHEN 1'HEY ~EP0!55C:SSeP THE TV. IHINGAC I e __..._______ -:-::-:------- IPEKAUMJ Ill Father Knowa Boat (I). (I) ABC Nowa II (I) ()II CBS Nawa (I) Dr. Who (Jl) Over E111y 7;00 (I) PM Mogulno (I) Burna • Allen (I) SPQrtaCentor !IJGraenAcreo (I) Entertainment Tonight (l) Ch.tla'a Angel• (I) Tic Toe Dough (I) (Jl) MocNoii-Lohrer STUCCO PLASTERING · texturedt calling• commer· dal and reakMntlal. frM I · II. (] ( e e FEET. • eNowa ill (I) II (I) !lD II (D - (I) MOVIE: 'Take Thlt Job end Shova II' Cl) nc Toe Dough Cl) I Draem of Joonnlo (l) NeWI/Sporta/WHther Cl) (Jl) ANding RainWild, Wild WHt . 8 :30 (I) (l) NBC Newa Cl) ....... Thot Bob (I) Bill Donee Outdoors Ot<A¥, IE-~TRA?o THIS I5o THe PART WHEJU; . THEi Gl~t:AT MOOS&Pi!!RSONA. SWI::EPS YO~ A~~ OFF '{OUR r TJ EVENING 1978 Ford Lelaura Time; ·· steeps alx. Nlf-contein•g•·: 34,000 mllaa, •1 0 , 5& : :. 304-875-3828.. . ·' Dependable child care avail- : able in mv home. Play room, , fenced yard . 304· 676 · · 2627. OF HUN~RY. Mu•iCII lnlltrument• . THURSDAY -· - - - .. up, I NA KiN!> 13 The Ohio It Cemper1 New Oak Furniture, table•, chairs, cupboerda, pie aafe. dry tlnka. Paul Conkals Antiqu81, Tuppers Plalnl. for mora Information cell · Glenn Harrah , Parkl!!lrsburg, 42 lhu'*y, Auguit 11 , l'ometoy-Middleport' Ohio �-----Sentinel ------~----~--------------~------~-------· Ohio fined in Meigs court Thirty defendants were fined a nd ing, costs only; Mark Martin, Pt. five others forfeited bonds in Meigs P leasant,speed,$28andcosts; Fred County Court WedneSday. Priddy, Middleport, speed, $21 and Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien costs; WmiamSnider,SugarGrove, were Walter Werry, Mason, speed. defective exhaust. $5 and costs; $22 and costs; Scarlet Bailey, Thomas Simmons, Middleport, Middleport, failed to yield right of speed, $Zbnd costs; Ronald Barth, way. $10 and costs; Marcia Terry, Kalamazoio. Mich., speed, 21 and Middleport, speed, $28 and costs; costs; Roger Hysell. Pomeroy. Norman Fulks, Proctorville, speed, speed, $23 and costs; Wendell $21 and costs; RDger McPherson, Barber, Reedsville,' unsafe vehicle, Gallipolis, speed, $24 and costs; SlO and costs; Helen Jeffers, ' Daniel Workman. ·New Haven, Syracuse. assured clear distance, defenUve exhaust. $5 and costs; $25 and costs; Teresa Crisp, Michael Cunningham, Pomeroy. . Pomeroy. speed, $21 and costs; speed,$2;andcosts; Orval Lindsey, Edward Riffe il, Reedsville, left of m, Tuppers plains, failed to display center, $25 and costs, DWI. $250and a valid registration sticker, $10 and costs. three days confinement. costs; Wffilam Jamison, Gallipolis, license suspended three months', speed, $21 and costs; Cathy Sigler, $150 of fine and jail sentence ·Rutland, no drivers license, $2; and suspended If attend residential costs, six months probation; George driving school ; Kent Varney, Long Hoschar, Jr., Pomeroy, DWI, $350 Bottom. operating a motor vehicle and costs, ;I) days confinement, while l!cense is suspended, $75 and license suspended two years. speed· costs, six months probation; Bailey r~--~------------.....;. Area deathS · Amanda Morris Amanda M. Morris. 75, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, died unexpectedly Tues· day afternoon at Veterans MemorIal Hospital. Mrs. Morris was born Dec. 26,1907 at Snowville the daughter of the late William and Adelaide Brlckles Stanley. She was also preceded In death by one daughter, one grand· daughter and three brothers. Mrs. Morris was a homemaker. She Is survived by her husband, Melvin C. Morris; two sons, Melvin S. Morris, Ashvme. and Clifton Morris, ReYI!oldsburg; two daugh· ters, Mrs. Carl (Betty) Cone, The Plains, and Mrs. Jack (Ruth) Durnam, Middleton, Idaho; one brother, Glen Stanley, Albany; one sister; Mae Mason, Chillicothe; eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. ____ ....,1 Shewas preceded In death also by a great·grandson. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Cecil Cox officiating. Burtal will be in Burlingham Cemetery. Friends may call at.the funeral home today from 2 to4 and 7 to9. ' Courthouse to close The Meigs CountyCourlhousewUI close at noon on Friday, Aug. 19, in order that employes may attend the Meigs County Fair Judge Charles Knight announced today. Hospital news Veterans Memorial Admitted - Roberta DaUey, Middleport; Marjorie Stewart, West Columbia; Della · Curtis, Pomeroy; Isabella Powell, Middleport; Homer Graham, Racine. Discharged·-Della Cleland, Robert Deemer, Judith Laudermilt, Lloyd Johnson, Paul Michael. Joan Childs, Emma Davis. IN POMEROY. Meigs County Fair 16-17-18-19-20 . SUPER SAVINGS ON QUAUTY MERCHANDISE ALL SALES FINAL- NO EXCHANGES OR .lAYAWAYS. SALE STARTS FRIDAY, AUG. l2 . SUMMER TOPS MEN'S SHIRTS BLOUSES AND SHORTS Knit shirts - sport shirts and tank tops. Reg. SS.OO to SJ4.00 ...........Sale. s3.00 Reg. s14.00 to s22.00 .........Sale •s.oo, 16.95 to 19.95 ........Sale s3.00 Reg. s23.00 to s2s.oo ......... S.le •too 510.95 fo 513.50 .....Sale s4.00 Reg. S3LOO to s35.00 .; ..... Sale •12.00 '14.95 to '22.95 .....Sale ss.oo ' Voi.32,No.85 Copyr;ghtod 1913 Friday, Augusl12 Fair President's Day 9:00 a.m. Gates Open-Flag Raising ~remony 9:30 a.m. Rabbit Judglng-Sbow Ring 10:00 a. m. Junior Tractor Driving Contest 11:00 a.m. Seqior Tractor Driving Contest 1:00 p.m. Fair Chapel Opens 2:00 p.m. Moe Bandy Show Junior Dog Show·Show Ring 2: 15 .p .m. p et Pa r ad e 3: :lJ p.m . Guinea Catch Contest-Field 6: 00 p.m. Point Pleasant High School Band Concert 6: 30 p.m. Modified Trucks, Tractors and Out of Field Pull 7:00p.m. Market Hog and Lamb Sale-Show Ring 8:00p.m. Fair Scholarship Award Baby Beef Sale 9: 00 p.m. Moe Bandy Show 12:00 Mid. Goodnight-Gates Close Seven calls were answered by local units Wednesday and Thurs· day morning, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports. At 12:56 a.m . Thursday, the Middleport Unit took Raymond Cline, Jr., to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Wednesday runs Included Pome- Pomeroy~~;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~::;::::::~ ANNOUNCEMENT! CHILDREN'S MEN'S VAN HEUSON SUMMER CLOTHING DRESS SHIRTS BEGINNING FRIDAY AUGUST 12 WE WILL BEGIN STAYING OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. FRIDAYS FINAL CLEARANCfl ltq. 13.50 to •5.00 ........ Sale 'l.OO Reg. •6.00 to ss.oo ........ Sale •2.00 Rea. '8.50 to •u.oo ...... Sale '3.00 lteg. 11Z.OO to '14.00 ..... Sale '4.00 Reg. 115.00 to '23.00 ..... Sale •5.00 Assorted mattr~s and box springs. Twin, full · and queen sizes. Discontinued styles sli&ht damage. Delivery eKtra. LIGHT WEIGHT OF SHOES Hospitalized JACKETS · MIDDLEPORT S14.95 to S24.95 ..... Sale S6.00' S27.95 to S32.95 ..... Sale sg_()() JUNIOR CLOTHING Our remaining stock of summer tops, shorts, Reg. 13.00 to $J.OO .............Sale .•1.00 BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN ALl SEATS St.OO ADMISSION EVERY Tl.IESOAY Sl.OO' F WOMEN'S RESS AND CASUAL SHOES SlO.OO APAIR OR 2 PAIR FOR Sl5°0 GROUP OF WOMEN'S SHOES 515° 0 APAIR OR 2 PAIR FOR S25°0 GROUP OF CANVAS SHOES AND SANDALS FOR WOMEN & CHILDREN S700 A PAIR OR 2 PAIR FOR S!QOO GROUP OF MEN'S & CHILDREN'S DRESS AND SPORT SHOES $15° 0 A PAIR OR 2 PAIR·FOR $2500 PURSES lf2 Price 2No BAG ssoo CHAPMAN SHOES ' Next To Elberfelds In Pomeroy R"' •8.00 to sn.oo ............Sale '2.00 Reg. 12.00 to 18.00 ..........Sale '4.00 . Rag. Reg. Reg. Reg. 1 1 119.00 to '24.00 125.00 to 131.00 132.00 to '39.00 140.00 to '52.00 ..........Sale $'].00 .. ,..... Sill '10.00 ........ Sale '12.00 ........ Sale '15.11 FINAL CLEARANCEI BOYS LIGHT WEIGHT JACKETS $25° YOUR CHOICE ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE · By1be4wvi•ted,Press Ohio Bell o!tlclalssay services are being malnialned for the most part during a strike but thatfatiguecould begin to show amongtbe manage. ment employees flll1ng In for striking workers. A total of 15,0000hioBell workers ' SUMMER SLEEPWEAR joined a nationwide strike against the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. last Sunday. About 350 management employees are ·re- Gowns, ' Robes and Pajamas lte&. 19.00 to 111.50 ...... Sale ltq. 112.00 to 116.00 ..... Sale Re~ 117.00 to 121.50 ..... Sale Re1. 1 ~3.00 to 529.00 ..... Sale '3.50 '4.50 '6.5o '8.50 JEANS Odds and ends- discontinued styles. Not all s.izes. Mostly blue denims. $1U5 to $114.95 Jeans .....Sii.t. '4.00 " farmers liquidate their herds rather than pay sJcyrocketing feed bills. Experts expect, however, that as the liquidation ends, meat priceS may rise significantly next year. ; But, In today's report, the Labor Department sa[d beef and veal prices fell 4.8 percent In July and pork prtces tumbled 5. 7 percent. Poultry prices were down 2 percent. The report said prices fell 11.9 percent for vegetables and 1.4 percent for eggs. The cost of fresh fruit rose 3.4 percent. As for energy prices, gasollne costs rose 0.9 percent, nff from the 5.1 percent gain of the previous natural gas prices, up just0.2 percent In the previous month, fell1 .2 percent In the new report. Heating oil (Continued on page 12) combat troops had been In N'Dja· mena since folmer President Val· ery Giscard d'Estaing was .forced by political pressure at home and instability In Chad towithdrawthem from this former French colony In 19'19. For 19 years following the end of French colonial rule In 1960, the French army fought alongside French·tralned Chadian forces against a northern guerrilla movement led at times by the current Western-<lriented President His· sene Habre, and at other. times by his arch enemy, Libyan-backed former Preslden Goukouni Oueddel. \. Habre'S and Gookollnf"S alil!gtan- '-' ces have shifted repeatedly during the drawn-out confllct, but their bitter personal rivalry hilS remained constant as the fighting continues. To the Chadians, the French army for many years was a guarantee·of security In the midst of chaos. After itleft, thewarsweptoverthecapltal In successive waves for months. An estimated 75 percent of all buildings were destroyed and 20,00l of the city's 350,000 Inhabitants were REGISTER FOR FAIR- Vlcld Hoffman and Cherie W!Wamson, leU to right, (behind the table), new employes of the fair board, were among workers taking open claos entries Thursday In preparation for thel983MeigsCountyFair.Regtstertngfromtbelelt are Eric Spencer and Pete Hendricks. Regtstrallon for the open clBII'I entries was held Thursday and ends today at 4 p.m. · killed. placing Ohio Bell's 750 striking directocy i!SSistance operators. Ohio Bell spokesman Charles Day said the flll·ln operators hllve been working J.2.hour shifts and that he ~ldn't ruleoutfatlgue becoming a factor In the strike. Probably allin Is In " most c g go g through OK. One of the slow parts Is directory assistance," said Da,y, adding that the flll-ln operators are "running a little bit beltln4." Ohio BeD spokesman Tom Cotton said the management employees will be working 12·hour days for six days a week but are Improving their abUity to handle calls as they "becomelncreaslnglyfamlliarwith their operation." "Any time that you have more tl1irn half the people that nonnally flll thosetunctionsnffthe job, you're not going to be able to operate at anywhere near-normal levels," he said, adding that the company Is working to.keep operations as close tonormalasposslble. "Theattitude and the morale are pretty good.'· Day said the company's repair and installation service is also behind schedule. He said residents needing phones in Ued t it 1 sta can expec to wa as ong as a week, while before the strike lt was about three days. Business customers caJi count on walling about five days Instead of two or three for new phones. Day said the backlog of orders will probably slowly increase. "I would never say that we are running normally," Day said. "(But) 1 would have to say the performancehasbeenprertygood." Spokesmen forAT&Tandstrlklng unions said Thursday there had been no progress toward resolving the five-day sttike although the two sides are communicating Informally. Juanita Brandon, president of CWA Local 4310 In Columbus, sata the workers reinaln resolved to staying off the job untO a new contract Is reached. "Morale has been hl!:h." Ms. Brandon said of the strikers. "The people are volunteering their time and aU." ,. She said there have been no reports of any incidents on the picket lines. "It's been pretty pleasant solar, to my knowledge," she said. New technique expected 'revolutionize' prenatal diagnosis By PAUL RAEBURN . AP Science Wrtler BAR HARBOR, Maine (AP) -A new method for detecting birth defects and determining sex as "HAL CLEARANCE/ BOYS SHIRTS · early as the seventh week of pregnancy will ''revolutionize'' prenatal testing, says the first Amertcan doctor to use the technique. The procedure, called chorion biopsy, will someday be as routine as amniocentesis, the current prenatal testing metbod, said·Dr. Eugene Pergament of Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center In Chicago. Like amniocentesis, cborlon bl· Broken sizes 8 to 18. Knits - tank tops - sport shirts. '9.95 to '11.95 ............ Sale '4!00 · '5.95 to '7.95 ......... Sale '2.00 '14.95 to 119.95 .......... Sale f7.00 18.95 to '10.95 ....... Sale '3.00 122.95 to 129.95 ........ Sale '10.00 •11.95 to 114.95 ..... Sale '5.00 CLEARANCE/ MEN'S AND BOYS' . year's end and then reverse ltseU, for vegetables and for eggs. Natural gas and beating oU prices tumbled,. Gasoline prices rose only moderately after surginng In the two previous months. Overall, wholesale prices for the year ending in July rose just 1.4 percent - the smallest 12·rnonth gain In 15 years. '!be bright price picture has been widely attributed to the long 1981-82 recession and the worldwide oil glut that drove down gasoline · and ·tuel oU prices. Food prices have also been faffing, but t.lili; summer's .scorchlng heat wave has devastated much of the nation's co~ crop, now projected to be the down 38 percent from last year. That Is expected to be good news for consumers in the short run as Fatigue may hamper. Bell .workers filling in for strikets 0 EA. PC. FINAL CLEARANCE LADIES' dresses, sportswear and swimwear is includecl'in this final clearance 'sate. 531 JACKSON PIKE· RT.35 WEST Pf1one 446· 4524 mlies . Bedding Clerance MEN'S HERITAGE HOUSE U.S.·supplled RedeyesurfaCe.to-alr missDes, which were sent to help ward off the Libyan attack, were Several thousand Chad government removed from Faya·Largeau besoldiers were feared trapped today fore It feU. The Americans also had near Faya·Largeau after being AWAC!3 reconnaissance planes overrun by Libyan troops and rebels scouting the area. ·who recaptured the crossroads It was the third lime In six weeks oasis town and cut offmajorescape Faya·Largeauchangedhandslnthe routes. see-saw desert war. But the Chad A U.S. official In Washington said army hilS no aircover,notanksand rebels had cut off retreat routes fo almost no artillery iomatchUbyan N'Djamena, leaving the loyalist firepower, the sources said. :ti'O\)ps In a "hammer and anvil Westein sources, with access to situation. Basically, tltey are going satellite reconnaissance lnforma· to have to fight their way out." !ion from the combat zOne, 1181d Information Minister Soumalla Faya·Largeau feU at midday Wed~~ confJrmtd 'llnlrsday the nesday to what they called the tJrst loss of'iJie strategic ltOrtherll city - unconceaied lntei'Vt\'ltlon of Ubylril and clalined government forces set troops. tanks, jets and artWery In up defensive positions 4.5 mlies west the latest phase of Chad's 19-year· and 11 east of the ctty, which old civil war. controls all routes from Libya to Meanwhile, French paratroop. N'Djamena. ers, their boots and submachlneSoumalla said evacuation was guns polished, cruised slowly ordered "to spare the 7,000 clvillan around the African quarters of Inhabitants further casualties and Chad's capital, drawing spontaJte. su1ferlng." He also sald, "In view of ous cheers from the people. the extreme gravlly of the situation, "TheFrenchareback, the French It cannot be ruled out that our forces are baCk," shouted small boys may carey out a tactical wlthdra· running alongside the grey·green wal" from the surrounding area. jeeps Thursday. Western mUitary sources said It was the first time French Tops, Shorts, Pants, Dresses. Short Sleeves - not all sizes. S13.00 to S17.00 .....Sale ss.OO s1s.oo to s20.00 .....Sale. . 56.00 By MICHAEL GOUlSMli'H A .......... l'resll Wliter N'DJAMENA, Chad (AP) - 00 FINAL CLEARANCE/ 20 C.nfl A Multimedia Inc, Newtpaper Fear troops trapped near Faya-Largeau YOUR CHOICE $ I Section, 12 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, August 12, 1983 - By SALLY JAOOIISEN Associated ......... Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Wholesale prtces rose a minuscule 0.1 percent In July as the cost of food fell fortbe third straight month and tbe summer's energy price gains madera ted, the government reported today. For the first seven months of the year, wholesale prices !ell 0.7 percent, fueling economists' predictions that, for the lull year, Inflation at the wholesale level could be the smallest In two decades. . Last month's tiny gains were largely the product of a 0.6 percent drop In food prices and a 0.2 percent gain in energy ccists. . Prices fell sharply for meat, a trend expected to continue through Reg. •a.oo to '14.00 .......... Sale 13.0u - · 115.00 to '22.00 ....... :.Sale •5.00 Reg. 123.00 to '29.00 ......... Sale •8.00 Re1. 130.00 to '37.00 ....... Sale 112.00 Reg. 138.00 to •44.00 ....... Sale 115.00 Reg. 148.00 to 16$.00 ....... Sale 118.00 · rt~~s~~i:~s ~~s<?l~~:!!~nd Junior Siz~ tSpdrtswear - Blouses - Sweaters - Dresses · Slicks · Knit Tops. en tine at . LADIES' SUPER CLEARANCE • Price gains are smallest In 15 years . MISSES AND EXTRA SIZES Reg. '23.00 to_s34.00 ...........Sate *8.00 Reg. 135.00 to 142.00 ........ Sale s10.00 Reg. S44.00 to '58.00 ........ Sale '12.00 Reg. 159.00 to '78.00 ........ Sale '15.00 Reg. '98.00 to 1119.00 ...... Sate '18.00 Editorial ................ ,.... Page 2 Sports ................ :........ f'ase S TV.contlal .. .. .. 11 • LADIES' DRESSES ·Summer Sportswear Reamining stock of misses and half size summer dreses. .. Sentinel By lhe Bend ............ Pages H CiaMHieds ............. Pages 7-8-9 l>eaths •• •, •••••••••••••••••.. Pal,e 12 e FINAL CLEARANCEI LADI!:S' The economy scorehoard ...Page 2 .. Today's Mason County Fair schedule Squad answers 7 calls Health Carea.m. Center to Veterans from roy, 10:08 Memorial; Middleport, 12: 19 p.m., Isabella Powell to Veterans Memor· lal; Racine, 1: 00' p.m., Robert Gtlmrn treated at his residence; 3:16p.m., theMiddleport UnlttoDr. James Conde's office for Marie Hauck, taken to Holzer Medical Center: Syracuse at 4: 11 p.m. for Homer Graham, Racine, taken to Veterans Memorial; Middleport, 5:04 p.m., Blanche Wolfe, to Veterans Memorial. ELBERFE~DS as· Dugan, no address recorded, sault. costs, one year probation, barred from Rutland Legion, dlsor· derly conduct, $50 and costs; Guy Shuler; no address recorded, dlsor· derly conduct; $!D and costs, one year probation, barred from Ru· !land Legion; oanny Walker, no address recorded, dlsroderly con· duct, ~ and costs, barred from Rutland Legion; James Council, Langsvme, dlsroderly conduct, $50 and costs, one year probation, barred from Rutland Legion; Roberta Johnson, West Columbia, passing bad checks, costs, one year probation, restitution; Jeffery Hoschar, Pomeroy, assault, $50 and costs, one year probation, refrain . from contacting complainant; Wen· dell Walker, Athens, !allure to control vehicle,$25 and costs; R<> bert Cook, M;~Son, speed, $23 and costs. · Forfeiting bonds· were Hugh Bruestle, Parkersburg, and Marjorie Grennan, Maleton, Ga., speed, $50 each; Junlene . VanSickle, Greensboro, N.C., ~pe<;>d,$41; Clara Yarbrough, Bidwell, speed, $70; Edgar Gregory, Jr., Salem, Va., speed,$39. 11, 1983 "NAL CLEARANCE/ opsy can be used to detect such disorders as Down's syndrome and slckJe.<:ell anemia and todetennlne the sex of the fetus. However, whDe the results of amniocentesis are not available until aboutthe20thweekof pregnancy, chorion biopsy yields results by the seventh to lOth week. It detects are found. the mother can elect to have an abortion, wlitoh Is much simpler and safer dui1ng the first three months of pregnancy than it Is later. Pergament told The Associated Press on Thursday that he hilS used the new technique on six women. One elected to have an abortion ,.---Weather:----.. MEN'S SUMMER Ohio forecast SLACKS & SHORTS Variable cloudiness today. High around 80. Clear tonight. Low •or ALL SIZES near 60. Sunny Saturday. High around trl. '!be chance of rain Is near · $18.95 to 20.95 J•ns ..... Sale '6JI) '12.95 to sl7.95 ... SALE ss.oo $21.95 to 129.95 J•ns ..... SIIe 'lOD Sl7.95 to S24.95 ... SALE sJ.OO· zero percent today, tonight and Saturday. Extended forecast ~ tllrouab ~ Fair weather lhnxllh the period. Highs trl to 85 Sunday and Mooday and In tbe llliiMOI Tuesday. Lon 81 to 65. FREE PARKING - ---·--··· • ·-- ---··----- -·----C::..--"-"· to lOth week rather than the 20th ally' allow certain bbth defects to be when the test showed that her child Thomas Jefferson University In had one·- too many copies of Philadelphia and at Yale Univer· week. corrected. said Dr. John Hobbins, "This is a distinctly different time head of the Yale group. chromosome 16. Pergament said stty, areaisoexpertmentlngwith the technique,' but they have not yet than a five-month pregnancy. the child would not have survived. where you've seen something that "It may herald a whole new era ot In another, the procedure was · used It to make a diagnosis. Dr. Laird Jackson, leader of. the baby when you've dorle looks like a fetal treatment," he said. "In some unsuccesstul, butltdidnotaffecther group at T,homasJefferson, said It is the ultrasound," he S!lid. A seven· we're going to be able to do cases pregnancy, Pergament said. The "overWttelmtng" impartarice to of week fetus Is just 4lnches long. something by being aware of It (a other foor women are having birth defects in the seventh diagnose The procedure may also eventu· btrih defect) early." nonnal pregnanclesaMshouldglve birth In rour to tJve months, he said. The new technlquewasdescrtbed Thursday during a seminar on genetics at JackSon Laboratory In Bar Harbor. I Chorion biopsy .Is done by insert· EUREKA - A tour of tbe Gaffipolls Locks and Inspected GaWpolls In March 1982 as guests of the lng a tube through the mouth of the National Coal Association, one of several river user Dam hilS been scheduled for Saturday afternoon by womb and snipping a tiny sample of groups seeking reltal>llltatlon of GaWpolls. Rep. Clarence Mmer, R.Ohlo. and Ohio Power ,Co. tissue from the chorion, the precurThe corps of engineers completed a lour.year study sor of the placenta. Because the otfldals. of the locks and dam In 1980, and from several plans 'The tour comes as the proposed waterways chorion hilS the same genes iiS the as the most cost -effective a developed, recommended omnibus bill that includes funding for the construction fetus, it can be examined for genetic $2!\8 mffilon project calling tor the construction of a of a new lock tacmty at Galllpolls continues to Information. . 1,:ro.foot main Jock and ®foot auxUiary lock. progress through congressional funding procedure. Amniocentesis- sampling of the The new facUlty would be buUI on tbe West Virginia . The bill passed the House pubUc works committee nuid arWlld the fetus - cannot be side, and the corps of engineers has . announced done unttl at least the 16th week, last week. to buy some ot the surrounding swampland intention A Miller administrative atde·sald the congressman . becallle there Is not enoogb nuid In Mason County. will meet with Ohio Power representatives In present before then. Ohio Power's interest In the project stems from GaUipolls and travel down river by barge to the dam, Also, amniocentesis captures so wherf! he will disembark and receive a tour of the plans the American Electrtc Power system has to lew cells that it takes four weeks to 46-year-<lkl !aCUity by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lrulld a hydroelectric plant at the dam site. ,l'he plant grow the cells and test them lor would be similar to one opened In 1982 at the Racine officials. delll!cts. This wlll not be Mmer' s first tour of the locks and Locks and Darn. Cltorllll blaply allows the testing i;lam· He was part of a congressional toor that to be romplelil!d In a day or Jess. Two other research group&, at Cong. Miller to visit dam site - .. ·-~-=---··· --·-----·-- -~··-· --- __cc_ _ _ _,_ __ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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