http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4b44124c3fb324d18c71f501cde3aea1.pdf dabf5822b11942c60efbba7382e01704 PDF Text Text Southern band support See letler p. 2 '31ursday,Augustl8 9: 00 A.M.-Junior Fair Dairy Showmanship and Judging 1: 00 P.M.-Dairy CatUe Judging-Open Oass· 2:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing · 4:00 P .M.-Open Class Sheep Judging followed by Junior Fair Sheep 8:00 P.M.-Horse Puli-Center Field X·S:OO P .M.-Chicago Knockers All Girl Mud WresUers . Draft horse winners story of photos P.4 First demolition derby -. enttne P.12 and • • at y e Voj.32,Na.18 Copyrighted 1913 Pomeroy Middlepo~t; Ohio, Wednesday, A~o~gust 2 Sedion&, 12 Pages 20 C.ntt A Multimedia l'!t· New1paper 17, 1983 Political issues put aside at fair • back to school ' Political issues were laid to the side Tuesday when Ohio's Governor Rlchard Celeste visited the Meigs Colunty Fair-the first time'in many years that a state governor had been at a local fair . Arriving about 9: :ll a.m., Governor Celeste, on hand to dedicate a new stage on the fairgrounds, visited briefly with various residents present for his visit. He then moved onto the new stage along with other dignatarles for theofflclal dedication of the new stage. Governor Celeste avoided all political subjects stressing in his talk the beauty of the Rock Springs Fairgrounds, second to none ln the state, and the Importance of the county fairs across Ohio tn encouraging agriculture . which he stated is the backbone of the economy in Ohio. The Governor commended Representative Jolynn Boster for her persistence in carrying out the duties of her office. Following the short, but effective program, Celeste stayed on the fairgrounds unto after 11 a.m: vieWing various activities and exhibits. C.E. Blakeslee; president of the Meigs County . ' Fair visitor Pioneer and Historical Society, presented Celeste with a copy of the bound Meigs County History. Upon receiving tile hook, Gov. Celeste said he was looking forward to getting Volume II. · Wallace Bradford, fair board treasurer, seiVed as master of ceremonies and music was provided by the Denver Rice stringed band. Deputies of the department of Sheriff James Proffitt were posted on stra~c points for security. On the stage and introduced were Blll Downie, fair board president; Blll Radford, Gerald Douglas, George Sisson, siage buDding corrimittee; John Rice, county agrtcultural agent; David Reiser, architect; Phil Roberts, county engineer; Commissioner Richard Jones, Sheriff James Proffit!, Rep. ~ter, Henry Hunter, Democrat chalnnan; EvetynThomas, Democrat coorderinate; Brien Conde, Meigs Jaycees, Mrs. Barbara Fry and Mrs. Addalou Lewls,lairboai'd, and 1)1embers of the orchestra, Denver Rice, Paul Sayre, Blll Clark and Durw!'fd Cununings. Elderly Gallia man victim GREET GOVERNOR FlnJt greeters ·of Gov. ruchanl Cele8&e when be al' rived at the Meigs County Fair Tuesday were, left to right, . Rep. Jolynn Boster, Meigs Sheriff James J. Prof· flU, Heory Hunter, chalnnan ' of the Meigs County Democtadc Central Committee, and Gov. Celellte. At boUom right, Rep. Bol!ter and Celelite joined hands to c.u t the ribbon to dedicate tile new stage at the · Roek Sprlnp Falrp'ounda Tuesday mom· log. 'l1le Governor emphasIzed the beauty of the local fairgrounds wblch, be said, Is · 1100ond to none In the state. White faces murder charge ffiONTON -:- Truman Roger White, charged with aggravated murder tn the shooting death of an elderly Gallla County man; rematned in \he Lawrence County~· today as.ali investigatiOn continues. White, 34, Rt. 1, Proctorville, is being held In connection with the death of Oyer Allison Moore, 76, Rt. 1, Crown City, sometime between last Thursday and Sunday. Lawrence County Sheriff Daniel Hteronlmus said a bond hearing may be set for White later tn the week, possibly by Friday. No new developments were reported in the case by Hleronimus. "We have to evaluate the'evidence wehave,"headded. The investigation isnowcentering prlmarlly ln Lawrence County, tile sheriff said, after Initial assistance from the GaDia County Sheriff's Department was utilized. "It's here Hleronimus said. "We had some witnesses (in Gallla County) that we had to talk to." White was taken into custody by Lawrence authorities early Monday, nearly a day after Moore's body was discovered by a careIaker tn the cemetery of an abandoned church on Sandfork Road near Lecta, about a mlle away from the Gallla·Lawrence county line. Death was apparently caused by gunshot wo\)nds to the head, according to Dr. Harry Nennl, 'Lawrence County coroner. With more than $00,00) in funding from Joseph Reke Co., a Dayton firtn three sources - $50,00) from tile speciallztng in airport jobs. Painling state, $25,00) from the county's is to be done in accordance with Conununlty Improvement CorporaFederal Aviation Administration tion and $7,!XXJ from the county specifications. commission. "It will be a day's worth of work, "The airport authority Is appreciand we don't expect to close the ative of the financial support given runway during the repainting," to the project," Beebe said. Beebe said. these repairs are done, the When The paving job will be supervised authority wllllook at other improveby County Engineer James Baird. . ments, Beebe said. Repatnting of Two representallves of the Ohio · hangars is scheduled to be done in Department of Transportation's aviallon division are expected to September. The authority is also looking at · inspect the job Thursday. improving the airport's radio, a The airport, bull! with a combinaconcern brought to the attenllon of tion ofstategrantmoneyprovided to the two county commissions earlier GaWaandMelgscountlesin the late this year. 1900s, prlmarlly handles prtvate "The non-directional beacon has · aircraft. been in continuous seiVlce for 13 "The blg accent is on corporate · years. and It needs upgrading," and business use,'' Beebe explained. said. "There's some things Beebe Foothllls Aviation, a private firm, need to be done there. But It's that operates out of the airport, Beebe llke everything else. You lake your explained. prtorities first. and resurfacing had The repair work is being done to come before radio equipment." after the airport authQrity received was called back to the Amy Kingsland Jones building on Court St., Thesday. The building had burned Sunday night. Pomeroy Fire Chief <,:harles Legar, however, said that no fire wasloundonThesdayafternoonand he felt that smoke had been trapped inside the walls and was working now:: help from Gallla authorities and Huntington, W.Va. police, an "intensive" investlgatlon was launched, climaxing in White's arrest and subsequent filing of charges against him. Investigators are reportedly look· tng into the possibUlty that Moore' was robbed and then killed. He was reported ml<sing to Gallla deputies and later to Lawrence County after last being seen on Aug. 11. At the lime, Moore was reportedly accompanied by White. The investigation was tocontinue, Hleronlmus said, ' and possibly re$ult in further arrests because the incident appeared to be "a conspl· racy to commit murder." Paving hegins at Gallia~Meigs ·Airport F:~L!h!e~!::~t~~~~t. to building ' GALLIPOLJS -The tirst major long, wtll receive an 1~·inch repair job in the 15-year history of tl)e Gallla-Metgs Regional Allport got lllldetway this morning. Paving crews from the Thornville-based Shelly Co. began pooring new blacktop on the facWty'srunwaysandareexpected to complete the job within two or three days. Larry Beebe, preskk'nt of the two-county airport authority, said the runway, which is4,®by-75feet overlay. The airport will be closed from today until Friday. The last time the airport was closed, Beebe noted, was for four days during and · after a 1m bUzzard. During the present closing, airport lighting and the non· directional beacon wUl out of service. Beebe said repainting of the runway's center llneandnumbersis expected to be done next week by Damage estimates were set at $100,(XX) with prtmary losses being to the office of .Pat O'Brien. Planned Parenthood offices located . in the former Warner Insurance Building on W. Main St., were closed ternporarlly due to water damages to the interiOr as a result of the fire. Clerk-treasurer receives raise· Lli'1U!: - Flv&JIIIII' aid lhawa lhlllef, . . alP' '• ud Steve n.ae,, Psctne, IIJ plduNd willa a buTo wlllcll Ia • IIIRadloD at llle Blow t • Cllraulel at·lbe Melp Fair. 'Die Caroulelloeated Deal' lbe draft bone '-" fealarel cblldreD'• (tGIQ' ...... Ractne VtllageCouncUsuspended the rules and gave all three readings to an ordinance increasing the · saiaryofthevlllageclerk·treasurer. The ordinance increases the salaryfrml$l400to$mJayearand beccmes effective with the term beglnnlng Apr. 1, 1984. The increase was granted in order ·to allow the person hokltng the post to parUcl· pate in stateretlrementand because of the increase in paper work involved in the posltkm. Duringthemeettngpresidedover by Mayor Charles Pyles, Becky Canter, project supervlsor for Woodland Center River Heights Apartments on Yellow Bush road, met with councU ro answer any questglons concemJng the ·- - - - -·-.-- rune ~ apartment complex. Eight of the . units are now occupied. Fire Chief Robert Joklmson . reported that the radio activated siren is now tn operatiOn. Residents needing fire dePartment help are to call 992-6663 which will start the siren into operation via radio. Councll authorized CaiTOU Teaford, councilman, to pw-chase necessary materials for repairs on the village hall and the fire house. Fireman will volunteer 10 do the work. Councll estab!lshed a policy for use of the village truck. Therateis32 cents per mlle plus the hourty ralf>of the driver. A thank-)'00 note was sent to Herb Gibson, Racine Gas (Continued on page 12) IIJS'rt)RY - C. E. Blakeslee, preoldenl of the Metp County , PkJaeer IIIICI lllolorlca1 Society, TUe8day morDing presented Gov. Rlcbard Celeale wllb • oopy ol the bound Meigs County History. Gov. Cell!llte cemmenied t!lal he'slooidng forward to Volume n. �I .: Colllnten Page-2-lhe Dally Sentint Pomeroy Mirlrlleport, I The Dailr-. Sentinel . Ill Court Stret>l Pomr.roy, Ohio OEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS·MASOS ARE ..\ l!a::. ~~ I"T"\-...L--T-1 ,...,.........c:::l.~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI . Puhllsher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLIC H As!il!i.tant Puhlishfl'r/Controller Genera l \tana~er DALE ROTHGEB, JR. ~ews Edilor A MEMBER of The A..w»da.ted P~. lnJ.4nd Dally ~ :\.<tiOcta.llon aJM! the Alnf'rican N~ PublisbPr.. i\.liSQ(.·Iadon. L£TI'ERS OF OPV...10N are "''ek'omed . They should be le!fi than 300 words looKAU tetten;; are suh,ied to l:ldtllnl and must be si~ with name, address_and·k>Wphone number. No uMiped leners wW be publl<ihed. Leners should_be ln rood ta.<;&.e, addn'ssbtl k<;ues. 110( ~nalkte;, Tax repeal: today and II ' years ago There are slmllaritles between the current tax repeal campaign and the . one 11 years ago in which Ohioans voted to keep their first-ever state income tax. The ultimate hope of Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste and a coaJJtionof businesses and labor groups siding with him, called the Committee for Ohio, is that the outcome this year will be the same. FoiTner Democratic Gov. John J . Gilllgan, who had given the state its first income tax on Jan. 1, 19'72, had It challenged by a group of GOP lawmakers at the polls 11 months later. The public voted 2·1 to keep it. Celeste, whO took office in January, is in the same boat Gilllgan was, and this time a group of Republican conservatives is seeking to void the first increase in the Gilllgan tax. That's where the slmllaritles seem to end. Gllllgan got out and campaigned for his tax. He even engaged in a public debate In Dayton wlth Rep. RObert E . Netzley, R-Laura,. the salty conservative from Miami County who was trying to run a media carnpalgo on a sboestrtng and needed the exposure. John C. Mahaney, retail merchants' lobbyist and founder of the Committee for Ohio, Is asking Celeste to stay in the background and let the committee, which hopes to raise $1.5 mllllon, handle the campaign. Celeste apparently will comply. Mahaney got Started by convincing Republican Howard Collier, budget director under ex-Gov. James A. Rhodes, to accept the Committee For Ohio chalnnanshlp. ;· Mahaney, whose retailers' group also fought to keep the original tax, :· said he sees a big difference this time because of the people and resources ;. involved in the repeal effort. .· "Those people pushing this are much better organized and will have · more money. Tom Van Meter is one of the best politicians at the state," :: Mahaney said. , ·: His reference was to the former state senator from Ashland whose :: consulting firm is handling strategy and media for Ohioans to Stop Excessive Taxatloo, the repeal group. .· Collier agreed, saying Van Meter is one of the best organizers and · futld·ralsers in Ohio. SE:I' already has spent $175,00:>, and its plans call for :. an outlay of $1 mUilon between now and the Nov. 8 election. :: Collier said Van Meter, along with his political ally, former Sen. Paul R. :: Malia, R.Westlake, are the spark plugs in the repeal campaign. :: Fonner State Rep. Albert Sealy of Dayton, a Republican who led the · campaign to keep the original tax, said he sees llttles1mllaritywlth thel983 : repeal effort. · The Ohioans for Fair Taxation of 1972 had to sell the issue of having an income tax and didn't concern itself with the level of the tax, Sealy said. He said the committee arranged thOusands of meetings around the state to .' convince the people that an income tax was "a real necessity to fuod the ; schools. We got that message across." Sealy said he couldn't recall how much money the anti-repeal group : spent that year, but "It was nothing close to $1 mllllon." > Berry's World .· .• ..- .• .• . . ,. ........ •.. _, NEW YORK (NEA) ...: There lsa full month of high summer still ahead of us; bow shall we spend these warm, lazy days and munnu· rous evenings? If you are looking for a recommendation, I have one: Run, walk or crawl to your local bookstore and buy the fl.rst volume of "The Last Uon," William Manchester's superb biography of Winston Churchill. Did you think there was nothing new to be said about Churchill? So did I. He had been my hero when I was a teenager, and I still have an entire shelf of books by and about him . l thought r knew the whole Churchillian C31\0n by heart. Yet, MancJiester manages to surprise me on almost every page. This volume takes the great man's story from his birth In 1874 (prematurely- or had his parents · merely gotten Impatient walling for the wedding•) to 1932, ·a notorious low point in his career. Not yet 58, he had lost a modest fortune in the crash of '29, was denied a Cabinet post in the Ccnservatlve<lominated Parliament in 1931, and in December of that year was nearly killed by a cab in New York ary while crossing Fifth, Avenue against the light. When he returned to England, his friends, to show their affection, took up a collectlon and presented him wlth a Daimler limousine worth 2,cm pounds. He bowed his head and wept. · We know now, of course, that he had another 33 years to live, that he would become the most famous and best·beloved Britlsher of the :llth century; that he would twlce serve as prime minister, save his country from defeat bt a terrible war and top It all off with the Nobel Prize for .Uterature, of all things. But, . in 1932, he was widely regarded as just another burnt -out poUticlan who hadn'tqultemadelt to thetopofthe greasy pole: brilliant no doubt, but . not steady. When l read the first reviews of Manchester's book I noted that their tone seemed snappish, and l teared that this excellent author, whose biography of Douglas Ma· cArthur had stirred me so, had perhaps overreached. But I ootlced, too, that the book's severest crltlcs were themselves British, and now - having read It - I am inclined to think that this may explain their reservations. Man· chester, wi\h some justice, regards Churchill's career as a sort of splendid sunset lor the British A POLL Sij)WS MOST AM[RIC~ OON'T KIIOW CJIIO W(.'lll SUflftlATiti7. T~l \biJR Ml KI'WI.LOO{. · IILL IN TH£ MAP OF CENTRAL TNt PRINCIPAL 06J£CT1~ OF fH£ lMERICA WITil TUE COAALCT NAMES. £L SN.VAOOR 00\lt,Atlfi\tNT TO: TNt KISSIN()lA C.OMMISSION SOLUTION WILL 8£.: • SI)VILT UNIOIJ • IIONDLIAAS • ~~VILTNAM •NitA!\~ • rAL~IAAD ISWI~ PLACE AM XON tACil lY£ Of T~OSt U.S. SlliPS Nit STATIONED !JF fMl WOIU(INu N)AINS1 U.S. INTLRt~TS. COOT ~ NI(;AR~bUA TO : FILL IN Til£ MAP (J ((NfllN.N1tRICA T"t WAY T~t 0.~ WOULD LIKt If. @@~ 1\t&L OHitlf\1. Empire - a painful surely, from the proud Englishman. Manchester gets a good further into the peccadliJoes of tum-of-~ntury British cracy, among whom ChlJI'Cillll grew up, than many people consider necessary. (On page 1.'!7, tor example, he lists by name 19 lovers whom Churchill's bealdltll mother, Lady Randolph, Is ' - n to have had - and makes It clear that the list Is by ~ means ·complete. l . Bu the truth Is that Manchester has done a masterly job - keeping under smooth control a vast ocean of research, and bringing back to viVId life a man whose supreme talent, amounting to sheer lelllul. was lor living Ute to the full. Let me add to the vast Churchill collection one well-authenticated and thoroughly characteristic anecdote that, so far as I know, has oot previously found Its way Into the canon. I was told this shortly after World War II by a staffer at TIII'le magazine, who said It had been cabled to New York by nme·s man in Greece but had been kllled here "for reasons you will understand when you hear II." In December 1944, Churchill !lew to Athens to try to promote a stable government for post2war Greece (which was regarded by the wlthln Britain's victorious allies sphere of ln!luence) . The communists were already making trouble, and the search was on for a dependably anti-communist resent for the monarchy. Greek Orthodox Archbishop Damasklnos was the leading candidate. Churchill was met at the plane by Lt. Gen. Sir Rnnald Scobie, the British commander in Greece, and as they walked away Churchill began questioning Scobie about the political situation. "Who is this Damasldnos?" rumbled Churchill. "Is he some scheming prelate more Interested in the combinations of temporal power than in the life hereafter?" "Yes, slr," Scobie replied. HI'm atraid so." "Good! " Churchill beamed. as A. nll lli.CTI~. B. STOP Ml!ROCl\1~ CIVILllNS. C. (,(.T orr T"L US.OOll ANb GET ~ RtAL .106. ·LL~V~OOil UVILI~M A. SCM£ NICNifl&~ B. SI.OCKADI. NIC~ c. SCNit tltt US. PU81.1C D. StLL ~ICAAiilUA SM U.S. 6RAIN ''Tilat's our man!" Needs go begging_.--~---Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rs_on WASHINGTON- Those govern- repair the interiors of two unused, ment spending ligUres with all the histortcal bulldings at Fort Bliss, goose eggs atthe end, ~n't easy to Texas. But $163,(ffi couldn't be comprehend. As the late Sen. scraped up to ~stall a proper fire Everett Dirksen, R·lll., once said, alarm system. Auditors found that "A bllllon here, a btlllon there and · the fire alarms weren't working in pretty soon you're talking about several barracks and the noncomreal money. " missioned otftcers' club. Sometimes the expenditures - At the Naval Training center have to be reduCed to Simple digits In Orlando, Fla., the Navy spent before the taxpayers fully realize more than $2,700 to re-carpet the that they are being ripped off. For living room, diningroomandhali of some examples of misdirected the rornmanding officer's quarters. spending that coiitd be brought Form less,~ emergency exit down to a comprehensible level, my could have been installed in the reporter Kathy McDonald turned to base telephOne room. On the same the Pentagon. base, meanwhile, the Navy spent She found, as expected, that the s:m to repaint a boathouse and military brass spends the taxpay. dock that were torn down a few ers' money on fripperies whlle months later. - At the Naval Construction essential equipment and services are allowed to deteriorate for lack Battalion Center In Port Hueneme, of funds. For instance: Ca!H., the Navy refused to spend - The Army spent S75,(ffi to $314,200 to repair unusable rallroad repair a bowling alley floor at Fort tracks that the auditors described Bragg, N.C. For the same amount as vital to the base's mission. Yet It of money the base communlca· cheerfully laid out $290,00:> to repair lions cent~ could have purchased a the officers' club and $35,!00 to badly needed replacement tor its resurface the tennis courts. · emergency generator. - Andrews Air Force Base - The Army spent $266,(ffi to outside Washington, D. C.. spent resources avallaJ:>Ie," he wrote in $72,00:> to improve some softball an internal memo. fields and $3,200 to install some Among the steps to he taken, doors in the bowling alley. For little Thayer ordered. is "holding acmore than the same amount, the countable any individual respnsl· Air Force could have installed ble" for questionable expenditures. smoke and heat detectors in 22 Dear Mr. Deputy Defense Secrebuildings that were in violation of tary: You might begin wlth the safety regulations. examples cited above. Please let - The Army spent more than me know who was held accountable $123,cm to repair basketball and and what disciplinary action was volleyball courts ai the Army Test taken se that I may report It to the and Evaluation Command .in Aher- American people. deen,Md.Butltcoukln'tfind$40,(ffi UPDATE: &~ckin0ctoher1981, to overhaul a chiller unit in a I reported a "scandal of extraordl· ballistics laboratory that houses nary proportions" involving top more than $4 mllllon in computers Egyptian political l!gures and and laser equipment. The chiller former CIA and Pentag011 officials. unit was · leaking oil and making My columns led to a federal grand noise; engineers · told the auditors Jury investigation, which Is now that a breakdown could put the · focusing on two retired Pentagon computers and lasers out of officials. My columns led to a business for as many as six months. federal grand jury investigation. Last month, .Deputy Defense which is now focusing on two Secretary Paul 'lbayer called upon retired Pentagon people, arms the services to get their act sales chief Erich Von Marbod and together. "We must take lmmeAir Force MaJ. Gen. Richard dlate steps to fund the most critical Secord, and a high former CIA and highest priority work, and get official, Thomas Clines. All thry!e the most value we can from the have denied any wrongdoing. Reagan: old and new_____L_ow__e_ll._W_ing~e_tt ~· ,• On behalf of the thousands of newspaper COlumnists, wrlters, TV and radio commentators. I wish to ,. thank President Ronald Reagan lor • bebtg Ronald Reagan the last three years.! can't !or the life of me think of anything else we have to thank him for except the reams of copy he bas generated. He did all this by dressing up the "Don'tcha LOVt: to get adults on your own turf tired old theory of 'dribble-down •' ' I - where THt:Y fee/Intimidated?" economics and calling II "supplyside .. " The IT\edla has shortened the cumbersome term to "ReaganomIcs," a tenn meaning taking from the poor and giving to the rich. As 1984 approaches, it seems we have a new Reagan wbo has suddenly discovered that hunger exists and that there are women, blacks and Hispanics out there in that great, : I am wrltlng concerning South- or stupid. In spite ot what anybody wlde chauvinlstlc world. They have : ern's band. I am a member of says about band, "I think lt'salotof been there all the time. It's strange · Southern's band and very proud of tun and the kids that aren't in band he never saw them before! There Is : It !OQ! A lot of people have told me don't know what they're missing!" nothing like the prospect of lour ; they are also proud of it. If parents would talk to their kids more years of presidential power to ~ Since our band is just starting to and convince them in to Joining put new vision Into tired old eyes. The new Reagan, finally walking • .pw back to Its "old self," we need band, they would have just as much ~ .·all the support we can get! I'm very tun as I do! It wouldn't hurt.to join to to the fact that two-thirds of the ~~bappy that we have the support we see If they liked It or not! AtteraU,If Amerlcali people want a freeze oo •:0:., but it would be rilce to have they dldn 't like It, they could always nuclear weapons, has been curbing :jrlore. What some people don't quit. But how are they going to his beWcose rhetoric toward the : ·res~~ze Is that mUSic, such as band, know If they don't Join? - Bruce . Soviets in the last few weeks. ~ :- just as Important to us as sports. Wolfe, 1982-83 Student, Band Coun· Suddenly he Is a man of peace who has added nerve gas to the S. · ';- A lot ot kids think that it you're in ell President. arsenal of weapons. He . has the : ·,!)and, then that means you "weird" , •' . Letter to editor Band support sought u. Pao nlll~f I The Daily Sentinei-Page-.-3 Middleport, Ohio Rookie Frobel, veteran Tony Perez pace team's victories . Central America Qui'Z ·MUlto-.... Wednesday, August 17, 1983 !', largest lleet of warships since mander in Chief his scrtpt calls for, World War II off the coast of he should at least have been able to Central Amertca applytng gunboat hazard a guess. Even. I know there diplomacy for peace. He has are three battle groups bulltaround hundreds against Nicaragua. Whlle two aircraft carriers and the he Is speaking confidentially of battleship, New Jersey. That is peace in the region, he has equivalent to the tire power used concentrated enough !Ire power to during the epic battles in.the Paclflc blow the little states to smithereens. during World War II. Naturally, they ~ asking them· The old Reagan worked from selves - is It to he. peace or eise? scrtpts that had been caretully Now he has been traveling the . prepared and rehearsed by White Mexican border cities seeking the House experts. The new Reagan is Hispanic vote. For God's sake, let's working from scripts prepared by get the ofd Reagan back before we people who are expert bt one thing have another Mexican war! - politics. From now on unW Alter three years we know what election day. 1984, they will be to make of the old Reagan. We calling the shots. This will lead to know that his actions were ruled by misrepresentation. Since when has romantic fantasies acquired over It been politically expedient to tell long years of working bt a voters the truth? Hope Is S'Ubstl· make-believe world. He is .used to tuted for facts. You and I know that working from scrtpts. Now the , since the llrst tatnt glimmer of reelection people are wrl,tlng the recovery from the recession, It has scripts. When he was asked at a been publk;lzed with all the fervor news conference ~w many ships of the Second Coming. How much were involved in the Central publicity has been'gtven the raise in American exercise, he said he the prime interest rate last week? didn't know. Evidently the number As little as possible although It may was not included in his script and he be the beginning of a trend that will had forgotten m ask. Perhaps his choke the !raglle ·recovery. Let's wrlters didn't know. But with a not tell that. It mlgbt slow down the fourth of the entire U. S. navy crazy credit spree the public has actually Involved Ia the show of been on the last six months! force, If he is the eftlclent Com· Remember In l9ll) when the old Reagan was denouncing President Carter for the grain embargo against Russia for the lnva'.slon of Afghanistan? He promised II elected to lilt the embargo and did so soon after assuming office In 1981. In 198l the U. S. Shipped 164 mllllon metrtc tons of grain abroad in spite of the embargo. This .year we will ship 145 million metric tons without the embargo. These are ligUres the admlnlstration would Just as soon thevoten~dldnot know. Neither are they anxious lOr the voters to know that the great white hope lor agrtcuJture, Payment in Kind, has turned Into a great white elephant costing the American taxpayer billions. Big corporate farmers, four pe1 cent of the total, have collected over 50percentof the payments. You may be sure the new Reagan will not mention that! There was rejoicing bt the new Reagan camp when the unemp~· ment rate lor July slid to 9.5 percent. Imagine that! Rejoicing when only 11 mWion·Americans are out of work. That's like celebrating 'when only half of your house buml. But the new Reagan Is determined to Ignore the bad news and look oo the sunny side. U he can aee the sunny side over the $D) bUIIon deftclt! By Aa8oclaled p,_ Young Doug Frobel reminded Chuck Tanner of a young Reggie Jackson and old Tony Perez reminded everyone of ... well...youngTony Perez. Frobel; up from the minors last week, belted his second home run in two games, a fourth-Inning shot that produced the final run in the Piltshu!llfl Pirates' 3-1 victory over the New York Mets. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Phlllies, who lead the National League by one game over Pitta· burgh, were bombed 1t}.I by the Chicago Cubs in the opener of a doubleheader and tied 1·1 in the nightcap unill Perez led off the seventh Inning with a homerun that triggered a 6-2 biumph. ' "Not badfQr a 41-year-old kid who isn't playing much and has lost 1¢1 stroke and timing," said Perez, a combined on a Slx·hltter as the 19-year veteran wbo has hit 3QI Pirates won their !lfth game in a bomen. ''When I signed wlth the row. The Pirates traUed 1.Q when Phillles, I ~ to do a Jtttle Marvell Wynne drew a one-ad walk pinch hitting and not play much. But in the third and JOhnny Ray tripled I got off to a great start winning off loser Craig Swan.'BUI Madlock's games and knocking in runs. Lately sacrifice !ly gave Pittsburgh a 2·1 I haven't been Used too much. Still, lead and Frobel contrtboted .an l'ye got 40 fUlls and eight .insuranCe run an )llnlnglater. game--winners." Frobel, who hit 51 homers in his Elsewhere in the National last two seasons in the minors, ts League, the Los Angeles Dodgers considered as thepo6Siblesuccessor downed the San Francisco Giants to right !!elder Dave Parker. 5-1 for Jerry Reuss' first victory Cull! 10-Z, PhDlles 1-6 sin~ May 31, the San Diego Padres A t Chicago, Garry Maddox honipped the Atlanta Braves 3-2 in 10 mered one out after Perez's innings, the Houston Astros lie-breaking shot off Mike Proly and trlnuned theCinclnnatiReds8-5and Bo Dlaz rapped a two-run double In the St. Louis Cardinals edged the the eighth Inning to help the Phlilles Montreal Expos 4-3. gain aspllt. With scheduled starter Larry Jody Davis had three singles and MCWilliams sidelined wlth tendlnl· three RBis for the Cubs Jn the tis, Lee Tunnell and ·two relievers opener, whlle Dick Ruthven pitched a five-hitter. Ruthven gave up a run in the second Inning, but the Cubs carne back with three in tl1elrhalf on Ron Cey'sl8th homer and a two-run double by Thad Bosley. Davis singled a run home in the third and called McEnroe, Lendl, Connors~ capture • • • openmg v1ctones on's game-winnlng 11y off reliever ~~d =~~~in~~~~ f~ Steve Bedrosian. . Rayford balled lOr wlnn1Dg A81nl88, Reds5 . games. . made Ills · · At Cincinnati John Mlzerock pilcher Nell Allen, who ., ' ' first relief appearance atter ,.. batting only .195, hit . a two-run starts since St. Louis acquired hlm double, his first major-league ho- fro theN YorkMetsonJune:l5. mer and drove fourth run wlthto a 1~=m===ew======:;:. sacrltlce .fly asina Houston closed . singled two more runs across In the eighth. DodgersS,Giaalsl At Los Angeles, Jerry Reuss scattered seven hits in ~en Innings to snap a permnal seven-game losing streak. :lW Russell drove in two runs wlth a r 1r of doubleS a!1d Greg Brock homered as. the ·Do<lg_ers beat the Giants lor only the · fourth time in 12 meetings \his seasonandmovedwlthin4'>Sgames of Atlanta bt the NL West- Reuss, who had started 12 games without a victory, struck out six and did not walk a batter before Toni Nleden· fuer hurled the final twolruiings. BW Laskey lost tor the first time in four career decisions against the Dodgers. Padres 3, Braves 2 At Atlanta, Garry Teffipleton's sacrltlce f!y in the lOth inning drove in the winning run as the Braves suffered thelrthirdconsecutlveloss. Pinch hitter Gene Richards opened the lOth wlth a single and was sacrltleed to second. Alan Wiggins singled him to third before Templet· DOWN ING-CH ILD,s': within 7'>2 games of the Braves, the closest the Astros have 'been since May 6. Mizerock's homer, a single by w1nnlng pitcher Mike Scott, BW Doran's double and Terry Puhl' s two-run single erased a 2.Q deficit In the third inning. Ray Knight also homered for Houston. Cardinals 4, Expos 3 . At St. Louis, the Cardinals scored two runs off Montreal rellef ace Jeff Reardon in the bottom of the ninth on pinch hitter George HendriCk's biple, David Green's double and ANQ MULLEN INSURANCE 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992-3381 992~2342 ,...:.---,-------~L----------:-:­ • MASON, Ohio (AP) - Top~ John !VIq;nroe, along wlth Ivan Lend! and Jimmy Connors, breezed to first-round . victories Tuesday in the $375,100 Association · ot Professionals Championship at the Jack Nicklaus Sports Center near Cincinnati. . CoiUIOrs defeated Tim Wilkison 64, 6-1 in an a!temoon match. McEnroe put away Saah1Menbn6-2, · 6-1 to open the evening session, and Lendl handled ChipHoover6-3,64in the ftnal singles match of the night. McEnroe, the top-ranked player ·in the Association of Tennis Pro!es-· slonals' ccmputer ranldngs, said he ~n't yet recaptured his top form : since taking a month off following · his Wimbledon victory. "I enjoyed being off, but I feU into the same thing I fell into last yew:; it's not a good way to approach maintaining No.1," McEnroe said. "I did get away from the game andlneededto-butmaybeldldlta little too much. •• McEnroe said It felt good · to be top-ranked again, but the ranking also can be a burden. "It's very difficult ·to be No.1 much more di!ficu!t than No.2 or . No.3." he saki. · ' . "11 you're No.1, you'reexpectedto win everywhere you go." Lend!, the defending ATP cham· pion, said he was "pretty. happy" with his game and the way It's shaping up for the U.S, Open in two weeks. "I'm'not playing as well as I'd like · to, but I am· playing well," Lendl Tenms said. "All I can do is go out every day and practlce and play as hard as I can - and play some doubles." Lend! did not play doubles' in last year'sATP<llampionshlp, but said he's using those matches this year to shaqlen his returns and serve and volley game. McEnroe and Connors are seeded lnthesametncket,opposlteLiindl, and conceivably could meet bt Saturday's semHinals. In other first-round matches Tuesday, seventh-seeded Kevin Cuneo defeated Tim Gullikson 6-3, 6-3, and eighth-seeded Vltas Gena· laltls defeated Rodney Hannon, 6-3, 64. Three seeded ·players were . pressed to three sets beiOre they prevalled. · Filth-seeded Gene Mayer out· lasted Guy Forget 64, 3-6, ~; ninth.-seeded Steve Denton edged Roscoe Tanner 7-5, 3-6, 7-6; and 14th-seeded Sandy Mayer rallied to defeat Ertk lskerskY 4-6, 6-2, 7·5. In other matcbes Tuesday, Ubor Plmek of Czechoslovakia upended Matt Mitchell of Merosa, Call!., 6-3, 6-2. Anders Jarcyd of Sweden beat Christophe Roger Vassetln of France 6-3, 6-2. Francisco Gonzalez of Paraguay needed a late surge to upend Stefan Slmonsson of Sweden 6-2,6-7,6-1. In the continuation of a match suspended Monday because of darkness, Florln Segarceanu of Romania beatBrlanTeachero!Los Angeles 64,5-7,6-2. Eastern Pony League beat Ru· w-.-.,.. o.m. Majol'8 Hw!itoll (Ryllll 12-5) at C\!lclnnaU (Pas- , tcref>.lO), (n) Ptillaclelphla (HIIIB:In 1-4) at San Aaii!BiaN u:AGUE B.tBTDIHIION W l. Pd. GB . ffi lli Baltlrnrft M11waukllr D!trnlt 'farmto NN' York Boltoa Clewland f ~ ~ OM1and m 50 51 52 a; ' M C.. 52 · SJ ~ !il M 'A1!81'Dn'liJDN ~ ~ ,. . ., ....~ "' 5I ....... Calib'nla "' 62 .C96 double and L. Powell and Fields With singles each, Hitters for Eastern included Ed Collins with le Jeff Johnson, Brent Bissell, Kevin . Barber, two singles, Jim Bryan and Jeff Durst Caldwell a doub with, singles each. . . New York (Tem!!l 4-4 ) at Los An~ (Weldll0-U),.(RI Mon1real (Rogm 14-7) at San Fran· CiScO !R. Martin H I. (nJ OnlY garnet SCheduled ,..,_,...G...,.,_ Atlaltli at Chka&o 8 PhlladelpNa at San 1Jk!eo .G:I 11 ·~ -- Onclnnatl at Plttm.II1h. IRI HoultM al St. 14111. (n} . New York at LOI Anleles. In) -,u .8 7 n Montreal at SaD Fr'anNco, (n) ":16 63"' .m ·"" '9 ~ 51 - f6 . Se.tUe 'lO .421 1S 73 :J!1 19 Dk!Bo (Show" lJ..fl)·, (nt .5&5 .51W .!M 1 .!fl5 1 52 1\1 Leadel'8 AMIIIUCAN l..FAGI.IE BATTING 18 at b1111) : Boggs, Bo5ton, .m; .......,., Gamm Carew, C&Uf'<nlla, .3W; Gritrll!')', Ollcako 5, New Y«ll: J New York. .Dr, Brett, Kanaas Cll:y, .327; Tramm&l, Detroit, .32.5. Kanlas City 18, Dettolt 1 OeYl'Jand 3-6, Tormto Z.9 RUNS: MIIITII)I, Balt1.mtre, 79: Molltcl', M11waukee, 79; Rlpken, Baltimore, 78; Ywrt, Mltwauka!, n; Coopl'J', Mil· waukee, 16. RBI: Cooper, MilWaUkee, lOl; Wlnl!elct, NeW York. !H.; Parrtsh, Detroit, 81; Rice, Boston, 10; SlmrnOIIs, Mllwau)tee, In HITS: Boar!. Bosurl, 165: Whitaker, Deu'Otl, 148: Cooper, MilWaukee, 147: McRae. Kansas City, 141: Ward. Minnesota, II). NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING I:BI at bats): Madlock, Plttsblf'll\. .m Hl!ndrldl, St. l.DJ15, D: Herr. St. LoWs, .m: Lo. Smith. st. LouiS, .J:IJ: Dawaoo, Montn!al , .JlB; Knl&fll:, Houaton, Jl8 RU~ Murphy, Atlanta, 102; Raines, Mont~al . 87; EvanA. San F1'andaco, T1; ' Texu 2, 8aJUrnl:ft D Mnwl\llcee 41 lb1cll 3, lst game, 14 inrinp Boston at MUwaulw, 2nd game, ppd., raltJ Qakland 4, Callbnla 0 Mlrlnl!si:U 5, Seatt!Eo 1 W~a Gtuns Tm:lnto {~ 10.10) at Cleveland, (Sut- · ctttre J3.8), In) Chicago (Hoyt 15-10) at Nl"N Yock (ShJr~ U), (n) lbtce (0Je;ia 5-5 and Johnut Ul at M!Jwaukee (C'aldv.eil. B-8 and Cancloctl 0. 0) , (2) Baldmore (Fhrlqan 6-21 at Texas (TlNna &4), (n) Detroit (Petry 12-7) at Kansa1 OtY (Sputtmfti-5), (n) M1nnelola tWllllan\5 Hll at Seattle (Molft3J), (n) caJ.Itlmia (Witt ~91 at OakliDd !W&r· reb O.it, tn) GaNey, San Diego, pine-tar pme, lnl oatv game IChecllletl NNI'IJN.U.I&\0\JE E.tBT DIVI!IION W L Pd. Phlladelphia £2 !U .S¥1 Pllbtaugtl £2 ~ • .~ Moni:IMI ~ 51 .91!1 St. Louis$ fil .479 (]Ucqo M 66 ..U New York 41 70 .11/f ·WIISTDI\'IUON Allan<o 71 f9 !Bl II 52 .fi 62 ~ .9 San ,..., ~ 110 .491 ... fundoco s 63 .m !N !IIi .ClO Clncltln!t• .......,., Gll'nel - ~~ .~~ H GB 1 3~ 7 U 15~ t~ 7% 11~ u~ 17 ers 76: Homer, Atlanta , '1!1. RBI: Daw110n, Montreal, $; Murphy, Atlanta, !W; Schmidt, PhU~hla. Kl; Guerm-o. U.. Angek!s. 75; Hendridl, St.. \ Lcu!J, 'itl. ~ ~· Gtme Kanlu Ory at New York. condUI!On of "'" ....... :·. Eastern pony results tland 1()..6 recently. · Bryan Durst Scoreboard ... Hrrn DaMOD, Montreal, 1*; Ollwr, Montreal, 142; 'l'hon, Hcu.ston, 1(1; Buck· ner, Chicago, :t:l1; Cruz. Hous<On. l31i; R. Ramlrez, Atlanta, 1Jl. DOUBLES: Buckner, Chkqo, 32; ~!ghl, Houstm, 29: Hendrick, St. l..wll, 27; J . Ray, Ptttllmlh, 77; Oliver, Mon· tnoal, 21; WalJ.Koh, Monb¥al, 21. i TRIPLES: Bu61!r, Atlanta, 11; Moreno, Houstoo., U; Cruz, Houston, I; DaMOD, Montro.l, 7;G"-'L'Il, St. LcWs, 1: Raines, Morin!'al, 7. HOME RUNS: Schmldt, PhJiadeotph&a. 27; Daw1011, Montret.l, Zi; Mu~. At· ~Ia, Zi; Evans, Slaf'ranclro, a&: Guerrwo, Loa AftaiPM!I, :H. STOLEN BASES: Raines, Montl'HI, 53: Wlll<ll, New York. «1: s. Sax. Los Aneelet, Ji; LeMastlT, San.FranctJco, :M: Redus, CinclnDatl, 32: Wiggins. San ~G 110 """"'"'' ' .., "*'oo 3. Allama ~ 10 ,.,.,.. P. """"·AI· """· ,..., ·""· "'' Mo.......,.,, San was the wlnrilng pitcher giving up H""""' s. ~ • '-· ..,, ·""· ·'·"' ""''"· PhD•· St. Loull t, Montrfll 3 delphia. lJ-5, .7%.1, 2.'": Ryan, Houston, · tour hits mi six strtkeouts and four base on balls. M. Norman was ttie losing pitcher for Rutland . :·:"':""'::wl:lh:·:"":· Leading Eastern In the, hit department were Jlm Caldwell with two singles, Tony Chapman a STOP Wishing for That Good Job . · double, Ronnie Mason a double, Bryan Durst wsa the w1nn1ng STOP for Brent Bissell a triple, Jeff Caldwell 0 a single, Royce Bissell, Kevin . Barber and Ed Ccllins also wlth Chancey and Amburgey shared sbtgles. mound duties for Syracuse. Rutland hitters were J. Sisson Leading hitters for Eastern were with two singles, J. Norman and P. Jim Caldwell with two singles, Bailey wlth singles each. Brent Russell a double and Eddie . In another tilt, Eastern defeated Cclllns a single. Hitters tor Syra· Mason 9-1. cuse were Grueset with two slngles Ed Collins was the wlnning and a biple, Rlffle a double ahd pitcher giving up six hits and slx single, and Wolfe, K. Grueser and TRAIN IN FIELDS THAT PAY WELL... strikeouts and one base on balls. Cunningham aU with singles, ASSOCIATE DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS. IN Jolters lor Eastern were Royce Eastern came up oo the short end •5usiness Administration •Executive. Secretary Bissell with two triples, Jeff of an 8-7 score to Alexander in ~ .Computer Science •Accountmg Johnson and Kevin Barver two second game of the Middleport EUOIBLE FOR THE TRAINING OF VETERANS singles each, Steve Horner, Rnn tourney. Eastern gave up seven FINANCIAL AID DEAOUNE FOR OlG AUG. 19 Maxson, Bryan Durst, Mark Grit· runs in the first inning and battled fin, and Terry Newsome all wlth back to lose by one run. singles. Mason hitters were Tucker . Wlnnlne pitcher tor Alexander Gallipolis, OH. and OWens wlth two singles, and was Chapman and Ed Collins was Uoyd and Jewell each wlth singles. the losing pitcher lOr Eastern. Pomeroy defeated Eastern 17-8 Le~Du!ernhltterswereBrent~----------------------------------------1 recently. Kennedy ws the winning Martin a double, Jim Caldwell, pitcher for Pomeroy and Bryan Kevin Barber, Jeff Caldwell, and Durst was tagged with the loss. .Toni Chapman each wlth singles. Lending Pomeroy )litters were Eastern was to plAy Middleport In a HarriSOn with a biple and a ,double, playoff lOr the Polly League Criner a homerun and a single. Championship. ' . Roush two singles,' J. Fields a ,;~"'"~-~~·~..,~-~,...,~,~~~~~":·':··~" ' :·":' ~~~ E!'te~!r: ~~ ~t~: Wishing Security DO Something About II ~::U~":fct'roo~~=· ~!':, NOW! Vt COX PLYWOOD SHEETING $839 SPECIAL OF EWEEK HAMBURGER " ~ -. ~.· ~ ' 64( I With Frles ....... S1.09 ~ tl ADOLPH'S DAIRY VAu.EY ~ ~ ' ,iii -: "At The End af the Puiaweow l1DMI Bridge" POMIIOY Ott. • PH. 992-2556 ' • WE WILl QOSE 12:00 NOON ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th TO ATTEND THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR · SEE YOU THERE!!! PICKENS HARDWARE. MASON, W. VA. 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In tlle Belgian dMs!on, other awards were given to: StaU!on f9al ~ first, Bryan J a mes, Guysvllie; stallion one year and under - first, David Coen and Sons, second, Louis Arnold, third, Ch::~rles Shain; stalllong fou r years and over - first , David Carsey, Racine; senior champion stallion David Carsey; junior champion \ • stallion - David Coen and Sons ; mare foal - Bryan James , first, Terry Lewis, Letart, W. Va., second. Mare one year and under two first , Cheryl Gould, Marysville, W. Va., second, Byron J a mes, third, Herbert Ervin, Rac ine; m a re tlJree years and under four - ftrst, Louis Arnold, second. Cheryl Gould; mare four years and over - first , Louis Arnold; second, Terry Lewis, tll!rd, Byron J ames; mare and foal - first, Terry Lewis, second, Byron J a mes; tlJree best of breed - Drs!, Louis Arnold, second cha mpion m are, Louts Arnold, trmer's hitch, first ; Louis Arnold, second , Byron James , third, Rodney Tuttle, Racine. In grade horses, Willia m Pullins of Coolv111e took first and fourth place In the tllree year and over gelding class, with second and third places going to Rodney Tuttle. In the Percheron division, Eldon Clark, Olldwell, won with entries In t he one year and under stallion class, two years and under stallion class, and junior champion stallion, as well as grand champ. Charles Sha in of Pomeroy was awarded prizes tor entries Ill the mare, one year and under, and junior champion c a tegortes as we'll as grand champ mare. Premiums of $15, $12,9, and $5 were a wa rded as well as rosetes to junior and senior champion horses and grand champion rophles. · Falrgoers wiD be able to view prlzewlnnlng dr aft horse entries In the barn near the Coonhunter's Building, through Saturday a\; 4 p.ll). . was HILL - E . J. HDI, wha one of the organizers and the first advisor of the Meigs County 4-H Pleasure Riders Club was honored at tlie Meigs County Fair during the first advisor of the Meigs County 4-H Pleasure Riders Club was honored at the Meigs County Fair during the 4-H horse show Tuesday. HUlls shown receiving an engraved plaque from Rachel Downie, also an early advisor of the club who Is stlU serving the group, and Betty Jo Hunt, club president. The presentation was made on HDI's S'lth birthday. BELGIAN - This Belgian exblblted by David Coen and Son, GliysVIIIe, was the trophy winning grand champion staiUon among the Reiglans shown at the Meigs Fair Tuesday, Coen Is pictured with the STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. We ReseNe The Right To Umit Quantities. Jeni Lynne Stewan Stewart birthday The sixth birthday of Jenl Lynne Stewart, six-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart, Route 4, P omeroy, was observed witn,.a party at the'London1>~; Syracu~. recently. , A Smurfette theme was carried out In the decorations and a theme c!lke was served with potato chips anl,l soft drtnks. Favors were given to each of the chJ!dren a ttending. At the party were Zelma Stewart, Jenl's grandmother, Ruby FrederIck, her great-grandmother, Tom and Joan Stewart, Bill, Donna and Greg Lathey, Larry, Beverly , Jason, Aimee and J eremy Rupe, Terry and Jason Shain, Mildred Spencer, Marilyn and Holly Wllll· ams, Donna, Kendra and Kyle Norrts, Wayne and Claudia Roush Arnie Dugan, Shirley and Eric~ Dugan, Angie Hill, Darlene and Jeanie · Newell, W('ndy, ' Gllkey, Barbara and Maggie Kennedy, ~b. Clint and Bobbi Jo Stewart, · Mary, Sean and Joy O'Brien, Heather and Christopher Knight , ,and Jel\lly Mlllef, : others presenting gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rupe, grandparents; Bonnie Lawrence, Dixie Dugan, Larry Stewart, Nicki Beegle, Betty Levacy, Blll, Sharon and Matthew Stewart. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. 20, 1983 . W1eners ............... PESCHLE •t 12 OZ. PKG. CHUNK Bologna............~!·. SMOKED $ 49 Picnics..............L~. Chuck Roast .....L~~ ' USDA CHOICE BONELESS mare. ••• MIXED BEATS WALKING-A nine week old puppy was enJoying lilting..; Banga, dte donkey, at lhe Meigs Couaty Fair Tuesd!Q'. 11le puppy no doubt tboulht tid& beats walldng auy day. 11le animals heloag to Donna McHugh of ProctorvDie. Fryer Parts.........L!~ •• B~itSteak ....... The Daily Sentind (USPS 145-NO) A Dlvbilon of Multlmedlu., Inc. 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N 0• S ew mner pecial Every Evening 5 P.M. TO 9 P.M. Lounge Open Daily 11 AM. TO 1 AM. (Closed Sundays) Come On Down~ Give theN~ Manaler a TrY. /Y. • Ferrell birthday Mr. and Mrs. John KrawsczYn Jr.. Racine, are announcing the birth of a cjaughter, Andrea Cellne , Aug. 2, at O'Bleness Memortal Hospital. The Infant weighed 7 pounds, 15 Ou.nces and was 2llnches long. THE Office !:tours by Appointment Only winner in the draft horse competition at the Meigs Fair Tuesday. Owner Is Charles Shain, Pomeroy, Wid David Carsey h pictured with the mare. Heather Michelle Ferrell Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Hol!stetter, Pomeroy, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Krawsczyn Sr., Middleport. Jessie Houchins of MiddlePOrt Is a great-grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Krawsczyn have two other children, Adam, six, and Erin, MEIGS CO. FAIR THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 198S 9:00 A.M.-Junior Fair Dairy Showmanship and Judging 1:00 P .M.-Daley Olttle Judging · Open four. . Class · 2: 00 P .M.-Horse Harness Racing 4:00 P.M.-Open Class Sheep Judgqlg followed by Junior Fair Sheep 8:00 P.M.-Horse Pull· Center Field '8: 00 P.M.-Chicago Knockers All Girl 2% Milk ..... !.L!~r!~~e;.~. Recent meetings of the Chatter Oub were held at dte homes of Mrs. Ruth Y0W111 and Mrs. Brenda Bolin. The July meeting included a bridal sbJwer and bake sale. Games. were played and retreshmellts setved tothoiJeattendlng. Gifts were pt : nted 1D Mrs. Vlncellt Gheen. The August~ wWbe held at tile home of Lola Han1loD on Aug. Mud Wrestlers •Grandstand At1raction •• FRANCO AM. KRAFT AMERICAN I_ND. 4.7s oz. oz.$ 49 12 Cheese Sl1ces.!!2·... Spaghetti 0's... ¢ SMUCKERS GRAPE Jam.:!~!·.. Jel 59 $ FIAVORITE 19 6 Ice Cream...... ~. !!;... Chatter Club 25. •' FIAVORITE Krawsczyn birth .~ETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL I LB 29 $ The first birthday of Heather Michelle Ferrell was observed recently with a party at the home of her grandparents, Herman and Beulah Grate, Rutland . . Also observed was the birthday of her grandfather, Bob Ferrell, Olarleston, W. Va. A Smurfette cake, homemade Ice cream and a ootfet dinner were served to those named and Heather's parents , T. J. and VIcki Ferrell , her grand. mother, Mary Ferrell of Olarles· ton; John, Gloria , Aaron and Tamara Grate, New Haven, W. Va. , and George Grate, Rutland. Others presenting gifts to the hOnored guest were Mike and Kay Ryan, Racine; Vivian Coy and Teresa Rathburn , Rutland; Beverly Baylor, Gallipolis; Georgene Grate, Ashland, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Atkins and Kelly Baker, Charles· Ion; Beatrice Smith, Rutland; Mike Johnson, Pomeroy; and Norma Goodwin, Pomeroy. American Newspaper Publis her s Assoc ia tion, Na t iona l Ad vertl sina Re preSE'ntatlve, Branha m Newspa per Sa les 33 T hird •Avenue, New York , NeV.: -,--~/ ¢ • TREET LUNCH MEAT 12 oz. $109 Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's . Offer Expires Aug. 20. 1883 CLOROX BLEACH GAL 79¢ ' Umit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires' Aug . 20, 1883 CHARM IN FLAVORITE TOILET TISSUE SUGAR 4 ROLL PKG. 99¢ Umlt One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Aug. 20, 1883 5LB. BAG $149 Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires aug. 20, 1983 .• �Page=6-The Daily Sentinel Thompson, child's shorts; Crystal Rayburn, coat; Jane Thompson, robe; and Peggy Crane, miscellaneous c.Jothlng. Adult clothing: Marilyn Spencer, Long . Bottom; Judy Eichinger, Pomeroy, and Ann Lambert, Pomeroy, one piece dress; Judy Eichinger, Bernice Carpenter, Pomeroy, two piece dress; Rebecca Cotterlll, Ann Lambert; Jon! Jeffers, Pomeroy, better dress; Judy Eichinger, long dress; Marilyn Spencer, Crystal Rayburn, and Frances Roberts, Racine, lady's blouse; Crystal Rayburn, skirt; Marilyn Spencer, Barbara Murray, Pomeroy, T-shirts; Judy Eichinger, Allee Nease, Pomeroy, and Jane Thompson, cape or coat; Crystal Rayburn, Linda Carpenter, Middleport, and Bernice Carpen- • . p roduce .wtnner s . . • announced ·at fiatr Peggy Crane, Pomeroy, was the wtnner of the blue ribbon and $15 prernlurri for exhibiting the best display of garden produce In the farm crops and horticulture divIsion at the Meigs County Fair. Her daughter, Jo Allen Crane, took .the red ribbon and $10 premium whtle Retta Day of Pomeroy took third place with a $5 premium,. Winners In the freak vegetable classes were Sharon Barber, Reedsville; Inez Carson, Long Bottom, Evelyn Hollon, Pomeroy, and Pat Wolfe, Pomeroy, .first through fourth respectively. In the classes for the "longest" and the "largest" In vegetables · exhibited, the winners were Herman Carson, Long Bottom, onion, sweet potato, and squash; Cowdery, pumpkin and ear of corn; Fred Smith, watermelon and cabbage; Mrs. Barber, tomato and cantalope; Michael Batley, Long Bottom, beet; Pat Wolfe, cucumber, the largest; Margaret Rose, longest cucumber. Winners In the various classes of grain pfO\Iucts, first through third respectively were Larry Cowdery, yellow corn; Sharon Barber, Danny Barber, Reedsville, and Larry Cowdery, white sweet corn; Inez Carson, Long Bottom, first, Herman Carson, second, red popcorn; Gerald Douglas, Coolville, peck wheat; Mary Rose, Douglas, and Bob Lee, Racine, peck spring oats; and Bali Lee, peck barley. Potatoes: IneZ Carson, Herman Carson, cobblers; Fred Smith, Michael Balley, and Retta Day, kenebec; Robert Batley, Long Bottom, Ia soda; Madeline Painter, Middleport, and Fred Smith, other variety. Sweet potatoes: Joan Baum, Pomeroy, Nancy Hall, Fred Smith, yams; Herman Carson, gold nugget and other variety. Vegetables: Bonnie Napper, ter, Pomeroy, lady's slacks; Ber· nice, Carpenter, Ann Lambert, lady s sult; Frances Roberts, Jon! Jeffers, unlined lady's suit; Marilyn Spencer, Allee Nease, jacket: Bernice Carpenter, and Judy El· chlnger, robe; Jon! Murray, man's jacket; Marilyn Spencer, Crystal Rayburn, and Linda Carpenter, man:s shirt; Ann Lambert, Bernice Carpenter, miscellaneous clothing. Aprons: Pauline Atkins, Rutland, gingham cross stitch; Allee Nease, kitchen apron; Pauline Atkins, Nondus HendrickS, Racine, Allee Nease, fancy or holiday apron; and Denise Lambert, Pomeroy, lady's miscellaneous. Needlecraft: Frances Roberts, Allee Nease, cross stitch, stitch pillowcases; Allee Nease, Frances Roberts, Jane Thompson, pillow cases, painted; Allee Nease, Evelyn Hollon, Judy Eichinger, embroidered pillow cases; Ruth Moore, Pomeroy, Frances Roberts, crocheted tr1m pillowcases; Allee Nease, crewel embroidered ·cushlon; Maxine Dyer, Bidwell, Elma Louks, sYracuse, and Cathy Scar· berry_, Pomeroy, crocheted cu· shion; Pat Wolfe, Pomeroy, Karen Lodwick, Chester, and Ruth Moore, embroidered cushion; Jane Thompson, needlepoint cushll>n; Ruth Moore, Jon! Murray, Jane. Thomps'on, patchwork cushion; Debo.rah Kennedy, Pomeroy, counted cross stitch cushion; Jon! Murray, Marie pomigan, Pomeroy; and Muriel Bradford, Coolville, other type cushiOn. Jane Thompson, Allee Nease, Frances Roberts, painted tablec· loth; Karen Lodwick, Ruth Moore, Shorty Wright, Rutland, embroldered tablecloth; Linda Carpenter, first and Retta Day, Pomeroy, third, embroidered tablecloth; Jon! Murray, Allee Nease, potholders; Muriel Bradford, Ruth Moore, Pat Wolfe, dressed doll, all handmade; Marllyn Spencer Anna Will Pomeroy, and Evelyn,Hollon, hook wall hanging; Elma Louks, Ruth Moore, other article smocked, and . Karen Lodwick, Marie Domlgan, and Pat Wolfe, miscellaneous Ja~h croc~etlng. knitting or Knitting: Nina Craddock, Mid· dleport, second place In afghan; Allee Nease, sweater, button fn;mt; MarUYtl Spencer, Florence Well, Pomeroy, miscellaneous knitted Items. Crochet: Elma Louks, Francis Roberts, and Bernice Bailey, Long Bottom afghan, plain crocheted; Linda Carpenter, .Allee Nease, and Kathryn Weaver, Pomeroy, fancy crocheted afghan; Kathryn Weaver, bedspread; Allee Nease, Jon! Murray, and Evelyn Hollon, crocheted trJmmed handkerchief; Donna Davidson, Pomeroy, Elma Louks, and Ruth Moore, dollle; ·shorty Wrtght, Louise Eads, Ru!land, Nina Craddock, baby afghan; Texanna Will, Pomeroy, baby sweater set; Cathy Scarberry, Allee Nease, Jon! Murray, crocheted pot holder: . Llla Van Meter, Chester, MarY Meredith, Pomeroy, crocheted wall hanging; Jon! Murray, Elma Louks, and Marilyn Spencer, miscellaneous crocheted Items. Qullts: Jane Harri.!l, Pomeroy, Ruth Moore, Louise ~· ~ port, ·quOted appUque, Muriel Bradford, Ruth Moore, Sara Cui!urns, Pomeroy, cotton patchworlc quilted; Allee Nease, painted; Ruth Moore, embroidered and quOted; Bernice Batley, Sara Cullums, baby qullt; and Donna Da:vldson, comfort. R~gs: Debra Kennedy, latch hook, Nondus Hendricks, and Donna Davidson, mlscellaneoos. , Hobby Corner, John . Miller, Pomeroy, Shaun lambert, Rutland, and Pat Wolfe, model car Ql' truck;. Allee . Nease, Pat Wolfe, other. model, Bernice Carpenter, Jon! Je!!ers, Nina Craddock, embroldered picture; Ja~e Thompson, needlepoint picture, Ruth Moore, decoupage picture; Jane ~mpson, counted Cl'OS!l stitch, Nina Craddock, Jane Thompson, Ber· nice Carpenter, crewel picture; Jane Thompson and Allee NeaSe, liquid embroidery pictures, Pat Wolfe, Allee Nease, and Nll)a Craddock, handmade purse, PauUne Atkins, candle; Judy Buckley, Pomeroy, Allee Thompson and Llla Van Meter, stained ceramics; Jane Thompson, glazed cerarnfcs; Jane Thompson, free hand design; Evelyn Hollon, Retta Day, and Deborah Kennedy, "macrame hanger; DE!borah Kennedy, Karen · Lodwick, macrame; Janet Simpson, Pomeroy, Allee Nease, and Tony Shamblin, Racine, plaster of paris molded object; Allee Nease, tole P!lintlng, and Muriel Bradford, Carolyn Casto, Pomeroy, and Marie Domlgan, other hobby than listed. . Participants In the Meigs County Summer Youth Employment Program visited Washington Technical College In Marietta on Tuesday, -\ug. 9. The ·Youth Employment Program Is designed to give young adults between the ages <117 and 20 :an orientation to the world of work . ' : \llhlch Includes career exploration. : While visiting Washington Tech , the participants were given a brief The Longsworth reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Longsworth of Charles· ton, W. Va.; · Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dobbins of Pawtucket, R. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul McSwegln and family, Allen, Paul and tllck, New Manchester, W.Va.; Col. and Mrs. Thorne Longsworth and son, Paul, 20, ltP . Try Our Daily LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS ....•....~ . $2.99 BREAKFAST SPECIALS ......................... $1.99 DINING ROOM CLOSfS AT 7 MONDAY·SATURDAY DINING ROOM CLOSfS AT 4 ON SUNDAY Corry-Out ~ndow Open Until 1 D Monday-Sunday U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE BEEF 667.;64 85 Boneless Top Sirloin Steak Wishes To Announce the Opening of His Practice For PEDIATRICS Specializing in Childhood and Adolescent Medicine WE WILL NOT BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 50 OUR EMPLOYEES MAY ATTEND THE MBGS COUNTY FAIR PINNELL STREET, RIPLEY, YN EHective August 14, 1983 TELEPHONE 372-5000 STORE HOURS Mon.-Thurs.-Sat. 9-5 Friday 9-8 ~. sgc Sp~ng~ale 2 8Pak 0 Milk ... Go,$J59 Ctn. ,. . 33 c WestSide 99c Cantaloupes White Bread . .. . .. . . Loaf CHUNKY SOUP .......... ~~.N•• 79' Jar . Fox De Luxe Pizzas · 120 SHEETS PER ROLL Fleece Towels Polar Pak Ice Cream 10-oz.89c Pkg. Single V2 -Gal. Rolls Ctn. LIMIT 3 ROllS P'LEASE 400 SHEETS P'ER ROLL BATHROOM ... 69< Cost Cutter Pork & Beans 15.5-a·ac oz. Can Each . 99C 32-oz.69c FROZEN JUMBO 12 SIZE, CALIFORNIA, PINEAPPLE ............... ~~~.. 69¢ . / PAPER TOWELS ....•..• }~H.89' 5 OZ. ARMOUR SAUSAGEcA~s2JSIJ9 p Fres.h Chipped Chopped Ham $ _ INSTANT COFFEE ....~~t Sl.49 .. · Embassy Salad Dressing PLUS DEPOSIT Kroger Chilled Orange Juice ... ·~·~~~~. COST CUTTER (SLICED, CRUSHED, TIDBITS) 30's of VIVA 38 IN THE DAIRY DEPT. 2 OZ• .HIGH POINT POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-S2n lb. . c VEGETABLES ..•.... :~.~~g. 210 E. MAIN ST. RC 100 or RC Cola Farw~t Whole Fryers Holly Fa~ms ixed Fryer Pa 16 OZ.STOKELY MIXED HARTLEY SHOES, INC. Holly U.S.D.A. INSPECTED 30 COUNT MICHIGAN CELERY .•••.•.•.•.• ,qv.~~!! 69' i(Did Fashioned Bean With Ham) CHOICE PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES, . DIET RITE, U.S.D .A G"ADE A. ORANGE DRINK .... ~~~~~~Sl.29 19% OZ. CAMPBELL'S 18 CHOICE .023 OZ. REGULAR VIENNA SEE YOU THERE!! $ USDA USDA GALLONS OF RICH-N-READY I MICHAEL H. CHANCEY, M. D. · Boneless Top Round Steak U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE BEEF TV DINNERS ............~~. 99¢ 5 OZ. BANQUET - -BAG ..~~~~ 2/99¢ OZ. DEL MONTE . l;tlltltlfi:fJ'tl;fJtJU 11 OZ. BANQUET or MORTON REGULAR 15¥4 •'II( ro1•• 1, l"'•'ont..d for your totol •atl,foction ••vonll•n of menuf•cturor tf yo~o~ oro not •••i•f lod ' Kroger will roplou rour Item wltl'l tho 10mo brorul or o fomporolllo llrorul or rofvncl your pvrcho10 '• CRISCO ..•.................c.~~ .. 97¢ SHOP EARLY FOR •••. SPECIALS·· TOTAL SATISFACTION GUAIANTH Ewer,fllint rou buy ''". 1-LB. SHORTENING PRODUCE - Excellent dlspJass of produce are on exhibit at the Meigs CouJay Fair. Susan Wolfe, who llves near Pomeroy,ls pictured wlih B varlely of ribbon winning crops. otl•ortl•o4 11om .. o .. 111 oHor you ,..,., choko of o comp11rablo !tom whon ovolloa.lo totloctlnt ttlo 10mo uvilltt oro rolnchoc .. whkh "'Ill ontltlo yov to pvrch01o tho odvorlltod 11om ot tho odvortlso4 prlco wlthh• 30 d•r• - Only ono ~rendor coupon will t.o occop..., por ltom purchotod Kroaer Gladly Welcomes Your Federal Food Stamps KOOL-AI D.............~~~~·. 6/89¢ "· IN GAlliPOliS AND POMEROY SIORES. AOVIITISED ITIM P'OliCY LUNCH MEAT ........... ~~·. Sl. 69 PIMENTO LOAF .•......•L~; Sl.89 CREAMED BAKED CHICKEN, CHOICE OF VEGETABLE &CHOICE OF POTATO West, Columbus; Rhonda West, Mike Roberts, Pomeroy; Esther West, Racine; Therma Longsworth Hickenbottom, New Comerstown; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Longsworth, New PhUadelphla; Sandy DobsOn and Sue, NewComerstown; Mr.and Mrs. Crltt Bradford, Racine; hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West and Melody, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cornell, Racine. hch of tho1o e4¥o,.llo4 llottts I• r~ulre4 te Ito r..411y ovollolllo tor Mlo In . .ch Kro . .r Stofo , ooc.,. •• tp'"lflcolly note4 In thl1 o4. tf wo 4o run out of Oft DART BACON ........... ~!~ s1.39 HAM SALAD .............~~-. Sl.59 CHEESE ........ ~ ..f~.~. $1.89 Colenda Bradly, Cabin Creek, W. Va.; Mr.andMrs.TomWlllls,cabln Creek, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Longsworth and sons, Eric and Blaine, Plymouth, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Laframboise and daughter, Amber, Nothvllle, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Longsworth, Je!!ery andJana, aeveland; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longsworth, Brecksville; Mr. and Mrs. John WI IIESIIVI THE liGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES. NONE SOU) TO DfALIIS . . Local woman researching learning and behavior 12 OZ. KRAFT SINGLES 16 SLICE SWIFT AMERICAN PROCESSED Wichita, Kan.; John Longsworth, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller and famlly, BeckY Dawn and Bryan, Chester, W. Va .; HNarold Longsworth and family, Steven, with the u. s. Army enroute to Germany. Martha WillJams and son, Eric, Hinton, W. Va.; Ch;rrles and Melinda Adams, Roanoke; Lois Armstrong and son, Mike, and CC»'f'IIGHl lfl:t · THI KIOGII CO . ITIMS AND PIICfS CAKE DECORATING . SUNDAY'S LUNCHEON SPECIAL BY APPOINTMENT l'rogram which Included Information on student financial aid, educational programs available, and career planning Information. · The . Summer Youth Employment Program Is affiliated wtth the Community Action Agency located In Cheshire. Ms. Barbara Rostad, a teacher at Meigs High School, Is the program advisor. .ANN'S MARGARINE ........ !.~!l.-. 89' ' Longsworth reunion held at West home in Meigs GOOI) SUNDAY . -'UG . " · THaGu'GH SATUIOAV , AUG . Pomeroy, Reta Day, Thelma Giles, Pomeroy, green cabbage; Danny Barber, Bonnie Napper, and Sharon Barber, red tomatoes; Sharon Barber, Shirley Sayre, Syracuse, and Chad Wolfe, Racine, yellow tomatoes; Peggy Crane, Thelma Giles, and Allee Thompson, Pomeroy, pear red tomatoes; Herman Carson, Inez Carson, ·and · Bllly Crane, Poflleroy, cherry tomatoes; Fred Smith, Susan · Wolfe, and Inez Carson, green pod pole beans; Jo Ellen Crane, Jill Holter, Long Bottom, and Inez Carson, green pod bush beans; Billy Crane, Jo Ellen Crane, and Peggy Crane, yellow pod bush beans; Madeline Painter, Fred Smith, and Herman Carson, llma beans; Herman Carson, yellow onions; Susan Wolfe, Michael Bailey, Long Bottom, Danny Barber, hot peppers; Larry Cowdery, Chad Wolfe, and Made· Route 7 line Painter, sweet peppers; MadeOld VFW Hall line Painter, Micfiael Bailey, Fred Smith, beets; Evelyn Hollon, Fred Tuppers Plains Smith, and Madellne Painter, . DOME>TIC - Beautiful qulit8, created by Meigs councilman Bob Glbnore Is pictured here In the carrots; Thelma Giles, Mary Rose, County women, are among the attractive ltemabelng overhead row of colorful qulls being featured. · and Maxine Dyer, Bidwell, green exhibited at the Meigs -County Fair, Mlddlepori r-_ _:__ _.:__ _ _ _ _l:::::::::~::~~~ cucumbers; Maxine Dyer, Sharon Barber, pickle; Larry Cowdery, Billy Crane, and Peggy Crane, field pumpkin. Larry Cowdery, Peggy Crane and Herman Carson, pie pumpkin; Fred Smith, Peggy t;rane and Allee · Myriam Ruthchlld, a resident of Ruthchlld Is the wtfe of Pomeroy Thompson, zucchini; Fred Smith, Pomeroy, has been accepted Into Businessman, Lee Jacobs. She and Allee Thompson, and Peggy Crane, the graduate program of The her husband publish books and summer squash; Peggy Crane, and School of Applied Behavioral reproduce rare stone lithographs of Billy Crane, crooked neck squash. Science of Ohio University and wlll magicians and have an InternaSUPE'RIOR 1 LBL Gourds: Larry Cowdery, Peggy begin classes In the fall. Ruthchlld tional mall order business. RuthCrane, and Bllly Crane, ornamen· has been awarded a graduate child has published extensively and tal gourds. assoclateshlp In the office of Adult Is currently working on a research Melons: Fred Smith, Charleston Learning Services where she will article entitled, "The Transition HOMEMADE Gray, Congo, other variety, all be able to continue her research Schema: Cognitive Processes of firsts. . Into the processes of adult develop- Adult Development," which Is Apples: Thelma Giles, golden ment and learning. based upon her recent research at SUPERIOR CHOPPED HAM delicious. In June of 1983, Ruthchlld was . Ohio University. Maxine Dyer, Thelma Giles, and granted a Bachelor of Arts degree Ruthchild Is the daughter of Mary Rose, Concord grapes, Larry from the Honors Tutorial College of Verona Smith of Miamisburg, Ohll>. Cowdery, plate of yellow peaches. Ohio University. Slle graduated Her mother-In-law, Katherine JacECKRICH PICKLE & wtth high honors and was Inducted obs, Is a resident of Pomeroy. Into Phi Kappa Phi, a national Rothchild has two sons, Donald, a honorary. As an undergraduate she student at Oakwood High School In was president of S.T.A.G.E.S., the Dayton, Ohio and Jim, who will be adult student group of Ohio Unlver· attending Ohio University In slty and served on the Dean of January. 3 LB. NEW Students Advisory Board. 1·LB. KRAFT PARKAY QUARTERS ONIONS ............!~~. 1 1.19 j _ The Daily Sen'tinei-Page-:-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Summer youth program visits college Domestic Arts prizes awarded at Meigs Fair The nearly l:JO entrles In the domestic arts, department ranging from children s clothing to candles were judged Monday afternoon with ribbons and premiums going , to the first, second and third places In the 98 classes of the show. The domestic arts display will remain In place In ,the senior fair building all wee]< for falrgoers to view. , In the children sclothlngdlvlslon, the winners, listed first, second and third, were Crystal Rayburn, Pomeroy; an~ Jane Thompson, Pomeroy, girl s dress; Rebecca • Cotterill, Po'!'leroy, and Jane Thompson, girl ,s better dress; Jane Thompson, boys trousers; Crystal Rayburn, Jane Thomp"?n, Peggy Crane, Pomeroy, childs blouse; Jane Thompson, T·shlrt; Jane Wednesday, Wednesday, AugUst 17, 1983 Pome!Oy-Middleport, Ohio 69 BUY ONE 12-CT·. PKG . .. r••~'~'er Pleezer Twin Pops AT TH£ REGULAR PRICE GET ONE 12-CT. P'KG . Freezer Ploezer Twin Pops FREE! - •• __ .... II ~- =t -- -- - • • . . ! �Sentinel Augvst 17 Wednesday, Ohio 17, 1983 Wednesd.;.y, August The Daily Sentinel \ Business Services ---------r---------1"""---------1 ~.; 4 PHONE992~2156 . • Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 M.L ALTROMM'S CONTRACTING BACKHOE REClAMATION • 'Excavating SERVICE •LcMMat Retes • Aroi.WII:t · •· · - 'Ponds •Dump 'Septic Tanks \n I 21 -Business Opportunity 22- Money1o Loan 23-Professional Serv tc es 31 - Homesfor Sale 32-Mobile Homes for Sale 33-Farms for Sale 34-Business Buildings 35 -Lots & Acreage 26' Real Estate Wanted & Auction 9-Wanted to Buy 51 - Household Goods 52-CB, TV & Radio Equipment 5 3-Ant ic!ues 54-Misc . Merchand ise 55· Building Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 5 7-Musicallnstruments 58-Fruits & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade 41 - Houses fo r Rent 4 2· Mobile Homes for Rent 43-Farmslor Rent 44-Apartment for Rent 45-Furnished Rooms 4 &-Space for Rent 4 7 -Wanted to Rent 48-Equipment for Rant 49-For Lease 17-Miscellaneous 1 8 -Wanted To Do 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment --............. . ..' _..... . ..._ ....._ 11 -Help Wanted 1 2-Situated Wanted 13-lnsuranc:e 14-Business Training 15-Schooh 16-Radio. TV & C8 Repair 76-Auto Parts & Accessorial ~~· 81 - Home Improvements 82- Piumbing & Heating 83-Excavating 61 -Farm Equipment 62-Wanted to Buy 63- Livastock 64- Hay & Grain 6 5- Seed & Fertilizer Racine; OH. MuonCo.,WV Area Code 304 446367388245266643379- 992 - Middleport Pomeroy 986 - Chaster 343- Portland 2 47- Letart Falls 949- Racine 742- Rutland 61i7 ~ Coolville 6754585 76773882 895937- C:OMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Smallest Heater Core to the largest Radiator. . · Radiator Specialist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yr$. ExporionC. Pt . Pleasant Leon Apple Grove Maaon New Haven Letart Buffalo SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. Pomeroy, Oh. Ph. 992-2174 84-Eiactrical &. Refrigeration Up to 15 words .. . One day insertion .. . .... . .. &3.00 Up to 15 words .. . Three day insertion ... .. .. . $4.00 Up to 15 Words _.. Six day insertion ...... .. ... &7.00 (Average 4 words per line) 2-26·r1cc COUNTY: GAWA · PUBUC NOTICE The followmg were rec erved · / prepared by The Ohro Enw on men t al Pr otec t ron . Agen cy (OEPA) dates last week ol lmal Effectrve actrons and Public Notice Public • ss ~.:J a nce d ates of pro pased act•ons are stat ed F1nal act1ons may be aopea led . •n wnn ng. w1 th1n 30 day s of t he date of th 1s not•ce. to The Enwonmen tal Board of Aev1ew. Am 101 . 2 50 E Town St . Columbus. OH . 4 321 5 apoeal Not1ce of any ·shall be f1 led w •th t h e Q,,, ·ctor W1th 1n 3 d ays Pro· POSed act10ilS w1l! bec ome f1nal unless a wr 1n en ad ]ud •c at• o n heanng request 's su bm1ned w1th•n 30 days at t he 1ssuance date. or the Drrec:tor rev rses / wrthdr aws the proposed ac!JOn . Any person mav submrt comm ents and /or req uest a meetrng r egardrng any non· hnal actr on wrthm 30 days of the date rndrccited . "A c tiOn." as ~--~-8-u-sm-~-s~s-e-~-·c-es~----~ BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Deer, · New Holland. Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service THE TROPHY KING Roger Hysell GARAGE St. Rt. 124, Pomeroy, OH. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Trophy Manufacturers ' PLAQUES Also Transmission ENGRAVING PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 320 JERICHO RD. 1 I ·HI'c THE KOUNTRY KLUB Golf lessons Special ADULTS ....... 6 for $40.00 STUDENTS ....6 for $30.00 'Golf Trip& -"Pro Shop "Fittin& CetltJr "111111 Woods 'Club lllplir 'Fislinc .Joh(l Tllford-Diesler Washers, Dryers Ra,.,s, Refrigerators Air Conditioners WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS 742-2352 Route 4, MINE RUN SPECIAL STRIP COAL 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1325.95 UTILITY BUILDINGS - Gas Llnas - Septic Systams LAROE OR SMALL JOS PH . 992-2478 lnsulatd Doa Houses & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Clll for free sidinaestilllltes, 949-2801 or 949-2160. NesUMarC.IIs ].IJ .Ifl: NEW LISTING - Attractive 3 bedroom home in Pomeroy, furnace. handy k~chen, oovered paoo, li acre lot Just $17,000. P&S R•clne, BUILDINGS 011. - ,Ph:614""3-~l~r- . ' 10-&-1 ; NEW LISTING 7 rm. remodeled 2 story trama looks nice, about ~ acre of levelland, and equipped kitc hen . $32,500. RADIATOR SERVICE IN THE COUNTRY - I acre and 5 rm. old home with new bat~ etc. $13,500. We cen repair_end ,. core recllltorllnd hee· PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio . 1-13·"£ 7·15·1 mo. pd Vinyl 1-( 614) -992·332S 24'xl6' ditrton. We at.o ~ GaeTel"'lq. - Sewer Phone Sir~s from 6'x6' Up ter .,.,.., We .,.., Ill., add boil and IOd out ra- Pipeline, well sites, recla- lllllion, ponds, utility consbuction and siptic llnb. Bob Clmptell & Don Rose RACINE,OH. TAKE OVER - Older rem~ deled home Carpet, furD~ and real nice. little down. RUTLAND- One story 6 rm. hom~ 2. bedrooms, balh, g.-age and large garden. Asking $35,000. .. $6,500.00 - 6 rms., bath, T.P. water, natural gas and equipped kilx:hen. WOODS 44 acres r1 hurmng _firewood and fresh air. About $310.00 per acre. NEAR JONES BOYS- Walk to eat or slt:re. 'fii!W of river and 3 fu n he r ac tion s. and add•· Ch ap. 37 45 and OAC Chaps SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS A CINCH IF YOU USE THE INCH! and requirements. Fmal ISS uance of p erm it to Application No . 0 3-0032,55. Th1S fm.;tl act1on not pr eced ed by proposed act1o n and is 1nstall Chaney. Raben C Jr. appeal able to EBA. Sewage D1spos at m Jefferson Twp . OH . EHect•ve In Suu'h!',!,ll f'• DI Str iCt. Fa c d •tv d esc r •p t 10n Wastewater (81 17. 1tc Real Estate General 992-7201 CENTRAL REALTY H. L. Wrjtasel 3 ACRES IN RACINE - Surwyed flat land, pnvate and peaceful location. Owner will help finance. NEW LISTING - II mile 001 of Racine, 3 bedroom on II acre ~ living room carpeled, kilchen and dining room Pine & Cedar. Must · see to appreciate. Asking $24,900. CALL US TO BUY OR SEll Nlncy Jaspers - Associate Phone: 992-6951 Or 992-2751 To leave A Mess e NEW USTING NEAR POIIEROY ~ 112 acre buoding site. $6,900.00. COUlD BE A SIIAU DAIRY FARM - 89.5 acres, Mil apprax. 40 tillable acres and 40 in pasture Some timber land. Several plod outbuildinll:', and mineral go with th~ property. POIIEROY MULBERRY AYE. - Turn 'Em Loose- Ill story home in excetlenl • borhood, children can walk to schod. This is a flmily size home with 4 bedrooms. Lorae living room with fireplace, Buitt-in dishwasher, new carpet thrru~ Froot and side ;m:hes. Forced air natural f111S heat supplemented by woodburner for $27,500.00. cheap a Ootlie r - 912·5692 Jo HiH !115-44&6 Office 992·2259 Housing Headquarters & lnsui'ICI" • V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio ll·2&-11c OAK ROOFING All types of roof WOit, new repair, gulte11 and downspouts; (Utltl cleanina and painti~ storm or doOIS and windows. FURNITURE *Tables & Chairs *Comer Cupboards *Buffet, etc. WOOD WORLD All Work Guaranteed "Frea Estimates" I Call: 949-2263or 949-3091L."' 2506 Grstnd Cantrstl Aw. Yie11111, W. Va. 8·3·1.fl'lll. pd. --~ ;.-...: QHIO VALLEY ROOFI-NG AIID HOME IIAINltNAIICE . "Rooftna of sll typos · R•idtlitlll & COMmwclll "GUIIIIJ & DownsiiOIItt · 'Stor• Wlndolls I Doors 1 nu unum Roofing & Siding Co. 20 ,,. . lll*llolet R011t1 I Lon& Bottom, OH . 45743 985·4193 or 992·3067 WOIK OUAIANriBI TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 or 949-2160 ·Good Selection Of GRASS CARPET Cosh& Cony FOR SALE. 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" RUBBER-BACK TWEED lleauliftd ltiiCkM tine '*"livin& room, lcnnll dlnin(. ftKHII. flllily , _ with firlfiiiJ:e, equipped kitdMn with lnlkfast nook. lqt lltic $3 99 ~·~rRRY blsement lor stanp. Iii blcl yard lor c:ooWts ·plaftround. Aslinc $69.500.00. In POIIIIIOJ, Ohio. KEN'S APPLIANCE . SERVICE •W•Ih•• •Diahwuhen · R1nge1 , Carplhd, blthroom w_~h showlr, c• or elect. rtfr~~o. fumace, & lot. Wlltrhllttr, 11np, sink, elect, or blltlly liFts. SIIIPS 6, IX· cellllll condition. •Retrtger1tort -$2,700.00 or Best Offer ' t-'985-3561 All Makes CltetyiiAmltJ, Assoc. Phone 742-3171 Yel1111 Nicinsty, Assoc. Phone 742·3092 •Dryeri •freeztrt PARTS ond SERVICE H· c•. PH .S92-3005 S-16·1 mo. ~ \ DR~Ul~~RA~~·~~~DD WHILE THEY LAST (TRUCKLOAD) . OF FIREPLACE INSERTS (StillWITHI-BD In Fadolr DUE Coltons) NAME BRAND TO LCYN PRICE (MFG. IN OHIO) REGULAR STORE PRICE $995 $ 5 5 o· CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING DEEP CLEANED - SHORT DRYING TIME USE SAME DAY- ANTI-REBOIL DETERGENTS COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL •Protissional Spot R-v•l Sarvltt •Wall .& Ceilin& Cl.-nlna "lnsurMce Wort W.ltollll" J1mes Kni&ht-273-5311 Five Year ·..;, Umiled Isears I wa"antY HI·Temp glass by Coming, opllonal -IV811able. II construction v. inch boilerplate steel fire · chambOf and sturdy, heavy gauge s1eel outer shell. Uhraaonically t8SiecJ tor leaks. ''FR~E ESTIMATES" *CHAIN LINK FENCING FlraboK bonom Installed And Warranted by Seers l'r---lined wtth W•lnch lire brick. Dual, variable speed blowwa for ~en , filtered hell dlolrlbutlon, $50 For 5 Yurs. IIIRICTIONS.... sount ON otiO RT. 7, 5 MUS I&OW DEPOSIT WILL · HOLD FOR 30 DAYS QIIB( , .... Signs ' ' ' . ~.; l1 fnm1n for electronic lletrelvtr. CsH..Ull-04158. Irish lett • Lib. equipment. Send re1ume to box 8SI, Ken. Oh 45843. Regular alza a&aeper ,sofJ with no mottoeso. 814-982· RIO GRANDE COLLEGE77B8. COMMUNITY COLLEGE Book : ADMISSIONS Large dog . Part Walker COUNSLER . 12 montho po3 Family Yard Sale Aug. 18 , hound . Mole, white. S1 4- aitlon effective September 9 -8 . Mana, women, children 985-4302. 9, 1983. Minimum qu&ilficlothing (good). cunalna. Middleport &Vicinity Citlon Is 1 bachelor's degree bedepraad, ,new &. uaed 2 Border Collloo, ·1 0 months With 2 yean eKptrlel1CI In & Vicinity hema, mite. Rt . 141 at old. 1 mole 'a. 1 temola. All recruitment or equlvelent 1hot1 • rabla1 vacoanatlon. preference. RetpanJibillty G1rage Sale: ·1 8; 19 ~ 20. 2 Centenary . Watch for 1igna . ····· · · · ···- ~ ---·-- - · ···- · ·--· 814·949-2008. will be development and mi. from HMC, Rt. 160. Yard Sale Aug . 18th & 19th. Yard S olo Wed . l!o Thuro. · melntenance of working r• New Items. 2 black kitten•. 1 femele ..tlonahlp between the col· 1-:--::---:c...,.c---:---::-:-:- 9·15 , 4 rnileaaouth of Eureka. Ma rvin Mc Guire relidence . Phone : with stub toll • 1 mole . ktge end pro1pecttve ltU· 2 Family Ytrd Sale . Wed .· jult off old At . 7, Moltly Rt . 7 by pon. clothing . Some baby thlnga. Residence: 985-3837 Abo"t B woeko old. 814- dents market. Mtxlmum Thurs. 9 -4 . O.J . White Rd. . 992-&818. 2 family yard aele· August 19 · Warehouse: 985-3509 personal contect whh pro; 7 Family Yard Sale Aug . &: 20. Long St. Rulland. '-'·I mel . pd . IOectlve atudenta and JMr· Yard ·sale Tue.. Wed . 6 Mala golden retriever, enta. Travel. Salary will be Thura. 1h mi. up BulaviUe Rd. 19th, 20th, 8 -1 Shoootrlng mixed, 9 niontho, 304-175- commanaurete with eXIM• Good clothes. quiha and Ridge, down Rt . 7 at Clipper 6060. Mills. rlence. Send appllcadon be- miac. 9 to 6 . fore application deadline ot & Vicinity : Three month old kittens, Auguot 22. 1983 to Office VV~etbrook Subdivision 1.4 block ond wh ite, 304-87S- of Paraonnal. Box 969, Rio Ytrd Sale 834 Firat Ave., m1 . out Bulavllle Rd ., turn Clalllpolla. Wod. & Thuro. 9 right. Thura., l=rl. II Sat. 9 to ···-·-···· ···---··-·-····--··· . 113B. . Grande College. Rio to II. Numerout mlac . items. 1. Lota of school clothea . Gronde, Oh 4&874. AppllcoRain or shine, 1 "h mi111 out . •Custom Built Homes Will give two ltory frame tlon conailta of latter of · Jericho Rd. Aug. 17th a.. •VIceroy Homn houu to anyone who will lnterllt, raauma, trana- 3 Famlty Garage Sale Satur- Yord Sale Aug. 18 -20. 18th.. • From Canida dlamende end rembve entire cr(ptl, and three referencee. day Onty 9 to 5 . 602 Oek . Clothes, curtains, knick ·· •llodulir Homes houu. 304-876-81134 Rio Granl;te Ia an Equal Dr .• Spring Valley. Teenage knacka; One and six tenta -------:'--:-:-:~: Thuro . • Fri. Aug . 181!o 18.9:: evenings. Romodellna Jobs ·0 p port unIty. Afflrmative _1l_c_hl_ld_r_an_clo_t_h_ln_g_. _ __ mi. out Kemper Hollow Rd . till? . 111 ll)ilefrom Southfork,,~o • 1 it Pools ,; Garage Sale Moving into Garage Sale Fri. &: Sat . Aug . Pt. Pl. Watch for aigna. Fru aandatone. 304-875- Action Employer. &870. 00\ ERNMENT JOBS- oportment muot sell lots of 19th • 20th, 9 -7 , At Conte· Five family yard ule, Wed - ~' 30' electric range, Th ouaanda of vacanclet · junk. neaday thru Saturday. 9 em refrlger~~tor, Iota of diehea l1ary, Bernice Bal1den 'a. MOTHER tla-r cot & 4 36629 Rt. 7 mutt be filled immediately. and mlac . tteme. Thursday&: Yard Sale 424 Hedgewood . to 6 pm, 8 mllee from klttene. to good home, 304Po•eroy Ptea1ant on Hi way 62,eouth • Up to date directory lleta F ld 9 00 • 00 19 BB2·3590. lobo from 117,834, to r oy, ' -~: at 0 Wed ., Thura. l!o Fri. 10-1 at the old Biaaell Store. 986-3366 *50. 112. Call 716 _842• Brentwood Drive. Gallipolis. 7·28·1 mo . pd. FOUR full blooded, Garman Yard Sale Fri . II Sat. from LARGE toy sale, good buya Shepherd femolo 8 WHk 8000, Including Sunday, 3 Family Yard Sale Pine St .. 9 -1 9 miles from Gallipolis for Chri1tm11. 126 Engllah Ext, 4438. Rio Grande. Aug . 17, 18, l!o puppies. 304-882·3273, toward Eureka. loti of super Road . Pt. Pleaunt . Thurs19 nice clothes-all slzea, an- day tlill SMALL mixed breed puppy, Professional firm seeking 1:-:_·-:-:-:- - : - - - -tique rocker, bookl, mite . . 4 monsho old. block end front-end , brakes and Yard Salaa Rt. 7, behind things . Come see I CARPORT aale, Thurlday. ehocke specialist With 1 Clay School . Wed., Thurt:. It white. 304-876-2478 , Frldo_y . 9-6 .. 101 !nglloh Rd. minimum of two years ex.pe- Fri. A little of everything: Yard Sale Fri . • Sat. O .J . Apphanc11, planti It ml1c. lienee. References required. White Rd. aecond brick Baee pay plus commiaaion . Carport Sale 6 Family Thurs. hou••· Exc~Uent children a & YARD tale. featuring good Moll lnquirloa to P.O. Box l!o F 6 Lost and Foun!l . 'Sidinc &34. Pomeroy. Oh . 46789 . rl. Firat houae on right on adult clothing, portacrib, back to school clothing a OeorgnCreak Rd. Off Rt.7 . 'Roofina singer 111wlng machine. etc, 112 Pleasant St. Point LOST Sat of keys Au;. 10. 'Gutter & Down Spouts electric akillet. toaster oven, Ptea1ant, Thursday~ Friday. THE , Welt Virginia Army Yard Sale But8villl Rd. VIcinity of Dr . Kygar.kygor tove. S. other baby ltama. 'Remodellna office. Return to Dr. Kyger'• Nationalo'uardlalooklngfor bottom of Circle Or. Toys, people to fllllta ranka. If you 1 h 1 Th F Yard Sale , Friday • Saturoffice for reward. 20 Yla11 Experience are a high school -.oior ar ; ' : ::· m sc ., . un . rl .. 6 Family Garage Sale 7 mile• day, Augutt 19 • 20. 104 our Rt. 141 . Aug. 19·20, Highland Ave. Pt. Pleaaant. In Home Aria Found-Motorcycle helmet graduate and hava ·no prior 1 - - - - - - - -.,--- 9-6. Tools. books. miac. FREE ESTIMATES nur Vaughana. Frldey. Call HNice in the miUtary. the Yard Sale Mitchell ROad, Welt Virginia Army National Thura. a Fri. 10·1 Too many 814-992-5839 . 843-5425 GARAGE oale , Frldoy Guard may be the place far Items to 1111 . Reuonable 7-5·2 mo. PCI.. 3 Family Garage Sale Aug. Saturday. 9 till dark, 3203 LOST · Pur•"" in Powell's youl Earn good pay, good priC8I, Parking lot. Keep money but benHito, job · trolnlng and 1~-;--;;--;--;----;-::-- 171l1B,Wed . &Thura.9:00 Jack1on Ava. Irene OoUttle. pt..ee return all ldenttflca· educational ualatance for . Yard Sale Toys, clothe1. til 6 . 603 Circle Ava .. acro11 Pt. Pzeaaant . Antique perlor tlon carda • pictures . only 1 weekend 1 month and tires. VInton Eno Rd. 'h mile from Spring Valley Plaza. Rt. de1k. treadle Sing.; tawing 35 W. machine. 304-676· 1694. Checks have been voided. 16 days each aummlft'. For off At. 180. Coii814-912-S124. more Lutton Information call Ser- J-::::::::::::::::::4::::::::::::::::::~====::;==:;;;:::: gont at 304-876p. 3960 or c.all toll free 1 -BOO• LOST: Mole Norwelgsn Elk Hound. 6 monthl old. Lost 31111. Sun. In Letort Folio. On 31 Homes for Sel11 ' 1 8 Wanted to Do 31 Homes for Sale medication. 814-247 - •1 00 Per weak pan time ot home. We biter. Amerlce"a 280&. fllvorlta dictionary company . OEPENDABLE child care Brick ranch 3 bdr. , kitchen . FOR lila by owner. :i For all your wiring LOST: 9 month old BMglt n._ada home workera to available In my home. Play DR,LR,Zbath. 2cargarage , bedroom home, 11h bath•• neede; fumece1 re-' 1 pup . Chlldo pot . update local mailing liata. room. fenced yard. 304· basement. 1.2 plus acres. full baaement, Iteam he•t pair service and in- · R ock.prlnge - Fiatwooda E..y work . Can be done 117&-2827. city .schools, Watton Rd. off (new furnace!. excelleni whllo watching TV. Alloa-a. Rt. 36 . Call448-3386. stelletlon. area. 814-992-2782. condition. good locttlonJ experience unriecenary . 106 Van Sickle Ct. Phone Rlllldentlel Coli 1-718-842-8000, lnFOUND: 11mll groy kitten 4 bdr . ranch home. large LR . 304-876-2885. 676-2181 ; ·cludlng Sundsy. Ext. 9209 . l!t Commercial full· basement, with garage. 814-446-1048. l with reflector collar, vtclntty wood burner Included. city C1ll 742-31 9& of Jtfferaon • Merquette. Business EXTRA time means extra 21 3-7-tfc achoola, 2 mile• from town. Houae and 2 lots In Maaon.' Coli 304-875-220B ·oltor 6 money. Led lea needed to Opportunity p.m . Call 446-0278. May be financed by FHA, show & Hll toya & gift• now 304-773-911 B. until December. Honfe party Rt. 141 , 10 min . from town. plan, no collecting, deliverI NOTICE I Ranch style houae &: 44.883 8 · Public Sale Ing, or cash lnvaetment, free THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · acres. Down ~nvmant a. Practically new home. 1 PATRICK & EUGENE 8o Auelion kit. Work your own hours, LISHINO CO. recommend• land contract pollibllltlas. room1, completely fur .. nlahed. 7 miles from Pt: - JOHNSON '"'*ltnt commi11lon plua that you do bualnaaa wtth Call 614-379· 21 15. · Plouont. UB,OOO . 304: bonUMO. 1-814-992-8591, people you know, and NOT (Formerly Employed by 676-7313, : 304-773-5224, 1·304· Auction every Tuuday to Hnd money through the Hou1e, 2 acres mora or le11 Lee Construction) night, Pt. Pleaaant, WV1 . 773-S111 , 1-S14-387- mall until you have lnvaltl- on Rt. 160 between Porter & . FIVE room houae, 'h acre; Auct. Lonnie Neal. Farm. 1770. gatod tho offtrlng . Vinton, 8'7 Ft . wall. good well, septic syltem, houeehold, eetate, etc. Cell - - - - - - - - $22,000. Coli 614-3BB - Southalde. M11on Countyj 814-387-7101.1 EARN extra money lull or MOVE TO THE TOP We 9053. 304-937-2888 or 304-6711' part-timtl, na experinace ne· would like to show you how 3676. . Rick Par80n AuodonHr ceaNry. Call Fuller Bruah you can atart at the top of the 3 bdr. brick, maintenllince ' -::::~::;::;:==::==== Sorvlce. Eatate, Form, An· Co. 304-578-2818. real eetate lndultry, domi- free ranch. wh:h air, 2 full 1" tlquo & liquidation soles. nating the aalllng and tleting batho, oqulpod kitchen, lam. 32 Mobile Homes Uconoed. bonded In Ohio 1!o RESPONSIBLE bobyoltter volume In your area, whh a room. 2 flreplecea. 2 car f 1 WVo , 304-773-878& or lor 1 yaerold, 2dayuwoek, minimal dollar inveltment. garage. o61 ,800, Call alter or • e 304-773·81 B6. 304-876-8289. through an a11ociatlon wtth !1- 441-8S47. ' our company. Call or write ua for Information or an Almoat new 4 rm• II bath. TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMl:S. USED- CARS, lnlarvlaw: Strout Realty. low o20'o. Coli 448-0924. TRUCKS. GALLIPOLIS. Inc .. Dept. H,1801 N. Front St., Horrloburg. PA 17102. 6 room hOuM on three acres CHECK OUR PRICES, CALL Coli 1-800-141·4288 or of flat land and tobacco 441-7672. baae. From 'Cadmus on Rt. Would like to do babyolttlng 717-234-0138. 141 . Coli 814· 379-28BO CLEAN USED MOBILI! In my home In Spring Valley HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL: Arn. Phone anytime. 448- Service Station & Con· after 5PM . ITY MOBILE HOME SALES; vlence Store. C•rrv· ouy 8133. wtth beer llcenee. Buaine11 Extra nice house on Rt. 664 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS: 9 Wanted To Buy Babyatt In hOme for pre- • building for 1111 or wHI approx . 3 mi. Eaat of Porter. RT 36 . PHONE U8-7274.: achool ega. Spring Valley 111111 buDding end tell buai· Priced reduced. Shown by neu. Located on corner of appointment only . 446 - · 1980 Bayvi8w 14x70, 2 *Shop We pay caah for late model oreo. Call 448-B326. cloon uoed coro. 1 - - - - - - - - - - Rutland St & N. 2nd Avo., 9340. 446-7901 or 614- bdr., central air. Call 114.! Construction 388-9918 or 448-8211 . : Jim Mink Chov.-Oido Inc. Student need• round trip Middleport. Collti93-7377. 268·841 3. Bill Gene John10n ride to Chesapeake, dally. For leaH, Auto Service 1978 Schulto14x70, 2bdr., TWO TRAILERS on 1 ocro~ 448-3S72 Coli 448·4701. Center, Maaon, WV, 3 beys. 2 bath, ex. cond., tot•l lend . Near Tycoon Lake, 15 Years Experience Wanted to buy uied coal a. Room, board and cere for an 2 hoiste. ucettent location. electric. central air, anuma- 38B-B711' wood hHtera. Swain Furnl· elderly peraon in my home . succeetful busln•a for over bla loan with t1 ,000 down, 992-3987 turo, 448-31 sa, 3rd . l!o Roooonablo. Csll992-6022, 30 yeere. avalleble after can etay on rented lot. 12x65 2 bdr .. new Olf'Ret.. I 111t1. pd./111!2 Olive St., OoiNpollo, Oh. 1 - - - - - - - - - - Au;. 9, 1983. Coli otter 8 French City Brokorlng Ser- Coli 814-268-8620. vice, 448-9340 . WIN do babyalttlng in · my p.m., 1 ·304·87S· 29B2. 1972 Holly Park M.H .; Sllndlng tlmbor, ·ony home. Llvo In Middleport 1979 Sterling 14x70, 2 12xSS. 2 Bro., goa hoot. omount. Coli 814-3B8· oreo. Call814-992·8349 . .bdr., total electric, central unfurnlahed. Good cond. 22 Money to Loan 8908. air, ex. cond .• can be left on Call morning•. 446-8081. ' . ARROW?LA8HING WIH do babyolttlng In my 81 NS · rented lot . French Chy BrokWill pay good Pl'lce for usod home. Racine area. Referen· FOR SAL OR RENT 1959 Detrioter mobllrl mobile homH, trawl trailers cu 814-949-2779. HOME LOANS Low fixed ering Service. 446·9340. homo, 1 Ox45. Coli U8• compere. Coli 1114-448·1- - - - - - - - - - rate. LNdor Mongege, n E. Re~Lettero 0HS, WIN do babyolttlng In my Stoto, Athens, Ohio. 1·614· 3 bdr. 2 acreo. Rt. 218.. 3413. JOHN'S AUTO SALES Galllpolio. 'h mi. off Rt. 7 . 1-:-::-:--------..:. home. Rockapringa area. 592-30S1 . •Yo iii! q__titliiy used •••· Cell 446-9232. 1980 Windsor 14x70 with 'two bay horse troll or. Must 814·992-2782. 1-614-446-4112 - - - - - - -- · 7x22 oxpando, 3 bdr., 2 be . in good condition. C o l l l - - - - - - - - - Located in Syracuae-Near bath, .. ero. micrOW•ve. Den· 441-1015 elk tor ~ery . Student needing ride to 23 ' P;ofeuionel ""ool & swimming pool. 3 trelllr, .. orege building, and Hocking Tech,Naltonville. Service~ bedroom altuated on one· more. Mu .. IH to ap~ BEDS-IRON, BRASS, old Ohio. weokdoyo beginning third ocro lot. •24.600. clote. Rodney-Core Rd. Cit~ fumlture. gold, sHvor dol· laptombor , 304-876 . 304-B68-3934. 814-24S-9228 . . : la,., wood Ice boxee, etone 3889. · _, .. " . . PIANO TUNING lack to )1r1, antiquH. etc., Com· l;;::=;::====== School Special f26 normol 1 'h story houM. Good aid- 1974 Holly Park 1 4xlll with plete houeeholda. Wrhe: I· tuning•. Auguu only . Ing. 1tonn windowa, atorm 7x24 expando. 2 bedrOome M.D. Miller. Rt. 4, Pomtroy. 13 Insurance 3 Announcement• Ward*a Keyboard, 446· doora. To be torn down • total electric, gerbago dopa: Oh. Or 982-7780. - - - - - -- -4372. ul . centrel •lr, underpin~ removed. 614-982-5108. nlng . .E~cellent condition, ori Wentedtobuy. N-. uoed& SANOY AND BEAVER ln- Will give privati boton leo3 bedroom houu wtth 2 car · rented lot. 114-982-7424, IWEEPER ond -lng me- ontlque furnlt~re - Will buy 1 IUrance Co. h.. offered chine rep1lr!. . ~Mrtl, and piece or .compaoto houoe- ..Nicea for fire lnaurenoe aona. Beginner • lnterme· car-port . baaement , Asking t12,000. dloto. Coli 44&-011111, aok gleaaed ~ ln front porch, oupplloo. Pioll up Md holdo. Also complete Auctlcoverage In GeiHa CoUnty for Tine . Have good screened-In back porch, kit- 1878 Kirkwood 14•70-totol delivery. Davie Vacuum aervlae. CeH Ooby for almost 1 century. Farm. chen appllencea. wood .. llectric . 3 bedroom. 2 luQ . Cleo-. one helf milo up A. Mortln ,814-812· 11370. home and peraonal property burner whh new chimney, bath1, water eo ... ner. re G110rgeo Craek Rd . Cell coverage• era available to PIANO TUNING-LANE OA- ond 91oodoofcutwood. Coli frigerator • etove. underpin~ 448-0214. Buying dally pold, lllver lndlvlduol needo. Con- NIELS . Rello~le oorvlce 992-72B5. nlng, b110k porch. btrbeque oolno, ringo.jewolrf. ot. .lng Regloter for Tiny Tot ware. old coln1, ._... our· tact K1U Burleaan, egent . llnco 1111&. A-elate of 1 - - - - - - - - - - pit and lend Included Pllono 44S-2921. Brunlcordl Music Co. Pllone A GOOO HOME FOR t14,000. Steve Price 11 4 : Nursery School In A•-•· · Top priou. Ed. Bur1114-742-2981 . U&OO . NICE 10x40, 992-7725 onytlme. wood. ·Two or three dey kett Iorber lhop, 2nd. Avw. ELECTRIC HEAT, EXCEL· - n. Call Sholly Low. Mkldlop a I, all. 1114-112- Are you paying to much for your hospltol-hoolth lnouLENT CONDITION. t700. USED Mobile Homn. 304· 304-273·1"*1 . 3478. rance. Call Carroll . OOWN, BALANCE Fl· S78-2711 . LETART MACHINE SHOP N - .,P.. Po)nt Pleount Snowdon , 4411-4290. NANCED. 311 PAYMENTS ond .,..,.. ........ Morvin ReoyeHng. Poytng top doNor OF ~105 . 48 A MONTH. 12xl0 S E mobile Flowers-104-111·3311 . lor 1Cf8P metelo, glen. 304-11711-2711 . hom dNn oondltlan, . 3 • 711-87811. ~ Tho-·881·3122, bettorteo. Coli 304-1178- 18 Wanted to Do Jim Young-304-112-3333. For Sole By Owner - 21111 1014, lit. 311, Henderson• Birch Avenue, Mt~dow· 1878 Shannon, 3 bedroOm WI{. broolt Addition. threo bed- all . •l•f· 14•70, buHt-on ' LEI'T front retor ler 11180 0-ol Houllng ond Trosh Newly ')lmodeled 2 otory roome. 2 bath1, flnlehed r a o ,.....-., I t h o o 1 1 ~ 4 GIVMWIY AMC lptrit, I cyi, col romovel IOfYice. Relllble frame, 11AI bath, 3Y.. acres. base~ont, potlo, fonoed woodbur-. 12•21. 1. . . •d .._.,dable. Cell 4411· · olty 1ch~ol1. riverview. yord. EKcellont condition, porch••· utility bulldlna· onytlme, 104-878-11874. 3181 bet""., I ond s. 132,000. Cell Ull-4222 good neighborhood. clo•to ocreland, Jorry'o Run flold 1 Puppies, 371-2438. hoapltel, churchN, otores Apple Grove. 304-871: blhween I a I . end ochaols. Priced In SO' o. 2358 . , . -... . Llwn Mowing no yord to big 11 klttano to llvMwev to Of Rol~ •d depan· In Middleport. newly remo- Coli 304-87S· 7812 lor good homo. Coil448-0824. dobte. .For oMirnote cell deled homo with -fireplace, . oppolntmont. 1977 OAKWOOD 12x11a. 4411-31118. 8 to ll p o - woodburn., cioN eentral sir, oil electrio. Cell 1 1 H..p Wanted Puppies gaod __,,_ Helf , _ to achoolt end ohopplng. 10ocroo,blocktaproodnear 304-87&-3812 b e t -1 a ... .......111lwhlte _ _ _ _ _ _...___ Trull houtlng. coal, or •Y· Clll814-882-6841. Laon. Soon to hove city • 10 p.m . . thing. Will pl.. up old -ter, hauM with outbuHdfemele. bot It You aen - · - d Money roftlwtetMo, TV't, dryers. 11 Room houeo 01 U Olive lngs US.OOO. Down pay- '1 98B Homellte troller H210 ftltiOoodalld. oraell lOlling AVON. Celt 448. •eellero. Call II 4· 381- St.. Gelllpollo. Inquire ot ment to ftnonco belonca. 12x80, •4.000. ·304-871: 1311. . 1813. 11:1-2122. •WIIIIom Ann Motel . ,304-451-1820 lifterS p.m. 398B . G&W Plastics and Supply -------po-merov------·--: · -- ---·Gaiiiiioiis-------- •water Pipe ·aas Pipe "Regulators · "Fittinas · NEW CUSTOM BULDING * LEONARD F. ERWIN CONTRACTOR s. Pt.: EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING cau MIUER ELECTRIC SERVICE . CARPENTRY SERVICE s Custom Sawmill Work *Planing Work *New *Remodeling ....... ,.,.,..c:ei' 1-!':=.:-:::---::---..:. . TilL DARK CATALOG MERCHANT SALE STARTS 9 ·A.M. WED.-THURS.-FRI. . 9· Help Wanted _..n, Heavy duly double -closnlng. Daily Sentinei-:-Page .. ............. . In Ravenswood Rick Hovatter-992·2606 In Middleport "Frn Estimates 'On All Services" APPROVED FOR BITUMINOUS COAL cost• REAlTORS Henly E. Cltllnd, Jr. Glll 992-1191 Trussell Mt-2610 3-1-tk 12·20.tfc Good Selection Of GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM 11 The a ,,... lotlmat01) CHARLES SAYRE AND SON George S. Hobatettar, Jr .. Broker PHONE 992-5739 -- -......and -.. end ....... 4.ctoa• '#IIIOik lams. HOBSTETTER REALTY CARPET STARnNG AT INSTAUED $12 95 WITH PAD House needs some WQ!k 1 , II wend .......Wing KHclien Cabinets - RoofInc - Sjdinc - Concrete PaHos - Sidewalks New Construction - Romodelln& - Custo11 Polo Reel Estate Genei•l I t1111 7·15·1 mod. CARPENTER SERVICE •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIIIESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECIAIIATION WORK . •LAIID CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK 101111(0 & 110111 GUMAIITEED REDUCED IIOBILE HOllE- Wtlh large a<tl-on buldin~ aspha~ driveway. Localed on quiel street ool of high water in Racine. The IMng room is extra large. There is a cement walk and large covered poich, also a melal storage buikling, As~illl $15,500. Approx . 5 acres NEW USTING - NEW LiliA ROAD IIi-level w~h 4 bedrooms, large fi111ily 100m, island kitchen with built-in range and dishwasher, central vacuuming, intercom system, II basement. carport huge nice barn. equipment shed, and approx. 47 acres. Belie'le n or nd, only $57,900.00. Grand Lake. St. Marys Spec•al Sanitary dat e 08 / 09/ 83 RUTLAND FURNITURE CO S CARPET SHOP ~t it'LliiJil Ho me NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom home with rustic appearance, beautiful counlry setting with running stream: sets back away from road on 2 acres. Many fine features. Asking $35.000. That's right! When you use- a column inch or more in newspaper advertising. be it display ar clellified, you 1'811Ch thousands of potential buyers that are aager 10 rec:eiw your money-lllllling me~~~~ge. Lilfl 1 !',,1 3746 -5 lm Chester, Ohio Ph. 986-4269 It No An>.r; Call 985-4!82 Oewoyne Wlllloms • Scottie Smith All lllk11 and Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Sarvlce Awilllblt YOUNG'S PHONE Jill CLIFFORD 1 ROLL ONLY IN BROWN RUTLAND - 37 45-47 apts. Can be more. PH. 949-2224 "Bonded of trona! mformatron. Unless oth·erwr se provrded rn notrees of oartrc ular ac trons. al l co mmunr catrons shall be sent to : Hearrng Clerk. OEPA P.O Box 10 49. Colum bus. OH. 43216 Ph (614) 466-6037 Consult OR C $48,000.00. 12160 ARUNGTON - 1972 mol:i~ home w~h extra rm. On~ $7,500. HEMLOCK PIPELINE .IIIDDLEPORT - Small 2 bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bath block oome '(litll garage LMIIol $10.900.00. used above does n.ot rnclude recerpt of a verdred complarnt. If srgnr hca nt public rnterest exrsts. a publi c meetrng may be held .As to anv actron. mcludrng recerpt of verrfred complarnts. any person may obtarn nouce Public Notice Public Notice aroond 2 sldes, garage, full basement. and is in excelent locatiJn. $38,900.00. start from 12'xl6' to IIIDDL£PORT - Cooler l~ - Bellllliful~ remodeled 3 bedroom hom~ equipped kitchen, central air, many other features. 1\111 sacrifice at $36,500.00. Public Notice of level ground with a 3 bedroom home that has a deck 2·23·11( 11 ·1·1· mo. ~Water 614-992-1181 PH . 992-2280 Sires Beck hoes Dump Trucks Lo-Boy Trencher · POMEROY ' LANDMARK $3()00 ATON TUPPERS PlAINS, OH. 'Bows & Accessories 'Guns & Ammo. 'live Bait, Fishing Tackle 'Hulltilll & Fishing license 'Oo& Supplies Hrs. : Weakdays 10-6 Sat. & Sun. 10-8 Closed Tues. & Wed . EXCAVATING Dozer• CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. ... 1235.95 8 Cu. Ft. ... 1285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... 1418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... 1472.95 1·1·1 mo ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS - FREEZER SALE PH. 992-3047 :Arbaugh's Archery & Hunting Supply 608 E. Ma in . . POMEROY, 0 . '192-2259 BRADBURY - 3 bedroom ranch oome. 2 yea~ otJ, patio, 12xl4 building, woodburner and brick chimney. House ~ insulated. 8.8. electric heat. Approx. II acre lot. On~ $43,000.00. lololiooll...,..,. & Inspected" Pome~?l, •• PULLINS 11-\ Htc DECORATING 6·16·1 mo. ·USED :APPLIANCES New Homes - Extensive Remodeling. •Insurance Work •Custom Pole Bldgs. & Garaces •Roolin& Work oAI1111irun & Vil1)4 Sidinp 15 Years Experience . GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 CAKE " licensed , ROUSH CONSTRUCTION TERESA'S Weddi• Cakes and All Occasion Cakes _, w. PT. Public Notice . Public Notice S&W TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE r - - - - - -··.• J&F CONTRACTING Public Notice 4-U-ttc GIVMWIY Middleport,·Ohio .• -- ---- P:t'Piaiisaiif' ___ : Meigs County Area Code 614 85- Ganeral Hauling 86-M .H . Repair 87- Upholatery 742-2328 8-J.t!c Gallia County Area Code 614 Gallipolis Chashire Vinton Rio Grande Guyan Dilt, Arabia Dist. Walnut ! SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY. 949-2293 Classified pages cover I h e following telephone exchange.• ... 71 -Autos for Sale 7 2-Trucks for Sale 73-Vans & 4 WD 74- Motorcycles 75- Boats & Motors Truck SefYkie 'Hauling 1 -Card of Thanks (paid in advanc e) 2-ln Momo~y (paid in advance ) 3-Announcements 4 -Giveaway 5-HappyAds 6 · Lost and Found 7 -Yard Sale (paid in advance) 8 -Pubic Sale ,._neroy Gr.ot a Patty Glbbe-OwMre PH. 882-2178 • -1. 1----- - ---- ho-. ,_ .......c.. .-.-1 .• 1------ �• 10-The~ Sentinel 33 Ferms for Sale They'll Do It Every Time 51 Meigs Co. Rd . 18, 88 acres 1 I 3 paature. 2 / 3 wooded, all mmeraJ rights. unllmhed grevlty fed springwater, m11turing timber, fenced in p.!ttura. 24' by 30 ' pole bern, large utility buildin g. Household Goods GOOD Ui!;ED APPLIANCES - waahera. dryere. refrlgeraton, ranges. Skegga Ap·· pliancea, Upper River Rd., bealde Stone Crest Motel. 446-7398. Beautiful 8 roo m home, all efectric. completely insufenced in yard, self cleaning Ashly wood burning atove. Ideal for kids and horses. 668 ,000. Call 446. 96,0 01 TV & Appliances, 627 Third 992-3505. Rayburn Road . $38.000. 304· 876 ·5336 after 5 p.m. Business Buildings 54 Misc . Merchandise Knauff Coal&: Firewood Buy now for seasoned wood lhis winlar. Call614-256-6245. 36 ac::rea at Rodney on w.T. Watson Rd . Owner financ ing available. Ca11446-8221 6 kd 0 ft or woo oys. Nice lot On R.ccoon Cr•• k Wl'th 19 h. travel tra1'lor awning & deck . Priced to sell. 446-9340, 446-7901 or 614-266-6413 . by Larry Wrtghl ~ S iamese kittena male Seal Point. Caii814-388· 8U3. year old , 'IUIC.1•5J.Ie MUSI l?1e &e:t''f;N~ evew \ 1----------...,..----------f ,For sale metal culvert 6 inch thru 60 inch in atoclf: . Stata apprOved 16 gauge 12 inch 8 6 .36 per h., 24 Inch $10.10 per ft . 36 Inch 816.60 per ft. Also plostlc culve.rt inch thru 18 · h in8 stock. · h 816 80 h Inc • 1nc · 12 1 h $3 60 ftperR ·• nc · per · on Evans Enterprises, 4 mi. South of Jackson on ST. RT. 93, 614· 286· 5930. 79 I !HeRe's A l-lliMAI\ HAiR. ") it{ M~ Kii'f;e B;lf;es. ~ . ea.oo each In atoraa1 Mak[lll 19 81 ltOARDER Collies, largo black & white, e•cellent work dog or pet. 304-6862457. · A C:lta~JEA, Inc., fMJiee, I./,II.Pat & l t.I Qif 1------..;.---.,..-~--------1 ft . Camper . F'ully .. 1 CAPTAIN EASY Home Improvement• WA!O>Ho THI$ i$ THE O~~,y CHANCe 'fOU'~~ EVE!< &&T TO EVEN THE SCO!<a WITH THE FATH !OR WHOUH· RAN AWAV... I DON'T CAR& WHAT 'IOU DO, WA?Ht 'M ~OT &01>!6 TO FIGHT. PAINTII•G · interior and exterior. plumbing, 20 rooting, sonia remodeling. yrw. exp. Cell 814-388-98&2. Marcum Roofing A. Spouting . .30 . experience. apeclaliz:inginbultuproof. Caii614·3BB·9867. v•••• !OASY, YOU &OTTA DEFENP VOUR>ecF. 'fOU GOTTA TIOACH T HIS c 1rne • PIP:!IQUEAK RE~PECT I BORN LOSER ~E~ I WAS A~i<:L,MOTll~ ~e;Ve;~<; MA'IBE IN m~E, QlE DIDN'T TH\~K DtSCw.>ED TliAT .;DRT OF Till~ WI~ Me! r~ 111I'I'D BJ~ ~ ~ 1-iet:f''>SAR'{ ANNIE Oti, VARIOUS PE5 &IJT THAT'S IIICIPENTIIL. WE'RE PRI/IfiiRILY TE5TINq NEW PBT/CIOES. THEflE'S NO I'IM' l'iE AREN'T FEED THE HUNORY THEY MOUTHS OF THE l'f0RLI7 H!lRfriFUL? l'iiTHOUT SOME SORT OF PEST CONT~OL. ANNIE~ ALLEYOOP ~! .t'M ON FIRE! G"-DFRY! I'M GONNA HAVE A REAL PROBLEM HERE! THAT .JERRY DID A .JOB ON ME! .. ,, .. . GASOLINE ALLEY I . I Y~5. IT DID, ~UT """! REHIEM~ER ... I WAS JUST GETTING MCK INTO THE REAL WORLD AFTER. LIVING - 1 1---------- ~ u':'::d·~~~~~':::o .. It/RIGHT ENTC/?PRIS£5, l#ll"RNATIOIVAL. LiKE A RECLUSE. FOR TWEI'ITY YEARS. BARNEY DURNVORE HIDE, URIAH !! I'M DRETFUL SORR~ SNUFFY 'fOU'RE TWO HOURS LATE UH .. BEFORE "'OU GO··HOW ABOUT A GAME OF CHECKERS? r~~~~;~;~~~ .. p r'Gl2 "' 'J. .:r:o' ••a• 1---------- ~· ~ • IVE ~EEN SENT TO PICK UP MR. WRiGHT... FOR HIS FIRST DAY ~~"!~~ _.,!.J':'I~§·~~~-:~;;, ~~J~gu~lE f"'.~ S:,t_ ._,so~< ~ ·~.~~J'~10~0:·~8ot~~of~3:18~0 PEANUTS '(OU SllOULD BE OUT cANOEIN6 SO 'IOU WOULDN'T II£ L'1'1N6 IN M\" 8EANIJA6 ABOUT TO 6E POUNPED IF' \"Qll'RE NOT OUT IN TWO SECONDS WH\" SHOULD I BE OUT CAN.OEIN6? .:;;:::=;::;:::;=:::=== ' .;. ------------------- ·' . ) Doily Sentinel- Page- I 1 llfi'~~ ID'il ~ THATSCRAMBLEO WORD GAME ~ \!!} ~~ * Unscramble these tour Jumbles, one lener to each aquare, lo fOtm tourordlnaryvvords. b~HonriArnoldandBobLoe Nobodr, 's keeping me from h ltl ng the bufl's eye EVENING Motors Home• & Campers 42 Mobile Homes . 45 Futnish!ld Rooms f R CANARIES lainge .ral. . or ent Finches & Lovobirda, 304· 61 Farm Equipment 71 Autos for Sale 'I . . 882-3690. 1 Nicely furniahad mobile ., aep 1ng room 8 1 1 6 . ut11• · 1-:::--::-:---- - -home, central air and heat. 1 ties par'd • range & l' af r1g. ~R:-0:-N:-.s-=T:-.1:-e-vi:-.i:-o-n~s-.,.-:-lca-. Share bath. Man only. 446BEAUTIFUl,. AKC regia· Termite mini backhoe and ~~~r~el~~ui!~· ~~~yr.lo0,~6~ 4418 after 7 p.m. tared German Shepherd end loader wilh trailer. After 1982 MERCURY Lynx, Specializing In Zenith and warm morning wood stove. Motorola, Ouazar. and . puppiea, 5Vz we8ks old. 6 p.m. coli 304-576·2010. Cell 304-675·6456. hou .. calls. Call 676-2398 0338 . Furniahed apt. adults, close Solid black, and black-tonApprox. 7-10 acres of land 2 bdr. trailer located on or 446 · 2464. to Hospital. No pals. 304silver. 304-675-4217 . with big barn and silo. 2 Upper River Rd . ali utilities UmestQne, Sand, Gravel . 63 676-2257. Delivered in Mason, Meigs. good out buildings . localed Livestock 72 Trucks for Sale F & K Tree Trimming, stump paid· eMcept electric. Oep. I~:;::;::::::::::::;:::=;;::;= Gallia or pick up at Richards at Bradbury . 828.000 . roq ramoval. Call876·1331 . . Call 446·8668. 1 · 67 Musical . Close lo Bradbury tchool. & Son . Coli 446 · 7785. 1971 Ford 85 PS , achool 46 Space for Rent Instruments 614-992·7713. Club calvea ellllotic tteer bus new motor & brakea, RINGLE'S SERVICE axp•44 Apartment Ill Sweda Cash Regiatei's, 1-::::-:-::---;-- - - - ,.,-;.,, croaaea, aired by heavy large oxc. cond.. •1.800. Cell rienced roofing, Including Trailer lot located on elec. Call1 -614-367-0378 . Kimball piano, very ...~a .. bull•. Call 614·379·260&. FIVE acre• \Yilh basement, hot tar application. carpenfor Rent 814-266, 1468. Addiaon - Bulaville Rd , city water, Pt. Pleasant. call kept, excellent condition. ter, electrician, mason. Call Adu~s only. Call 614-387- . Firewood cut up alaba $15 304-773-6713 after 7 :00 $900. can 614·256-1966 2 HoriBa, 1 male, 1 female~ 1979 Dodge 'htonahort bed 304-675· 2088 or 11757438 . p.m. '· plcijup load. Call 614· 246· or 614 · 266 · 1967 after broke to ride. 446-8&16 or PU, V·8, auto, PS. PB, real 4680. • 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apart&PM . 446·9807. nice, $2,$96. John's Auto 1 - - - - - - - - - - ' ;• menta Utilties partly turn., COUNTRY MOBILE Homo 5804. Cottage and 1 acre alolig apartment• available now. Sales, 448-4782. Galllpolla. Water Wells. Commercl1l ~­ Kanawha River, 6 miles 8200 per mo. A-One Real Part<, Route 33, North of 2 Peavey concert ~peekers, Gibson lea Paul guitar, Super Chlx 2 year old Oh. Open 9AM to 7PM . and Domeatlc. Teat holn. · • from Pt. Pleasant. call 304- Estatea. Carol Yeager, Real- P.omeroy. Large Iota. Call good for muacial group PV1200 mixer. Call 446 - gelding, trained. Excep,Pumps Salea and Service. -~ 992·7479. 876-7&41 evenings. wanting to ste~o~ up to bener 3126. tlonal show prospect. Call 1 977 Ford F-100 pickup, 6 304-896-3802. tor. Can 304·875-6104 or ayiJtem $496. Peavy Deuce 614·992 · 2488 doys & lata cyl., slandard, axe. cond .. 304·875-7386. . TRAILER apace, 3 milea II guitar amp like new $396. Bundy llallo an:ophone, like evenings. 16 acres land on black top $3.300. Call 446·91 09 or Get your carPet in ahip road '8800. acre. Recently' Furnished lpt., •210. utili- from 'town. junction 2 &. 62 Coli 614-388·9742 . now . Call 448 · 1 866. 446·9160 . shape. Walarremoval, FREE II old Y, 304-676·3248 surveyed. 304-676-7641 tiaa pd., 1 bdr., 920 4th ESTIMATES. FURNITURE PIGS-t25.00 each . 614· after e. evenings. Bronze double oven cook Martin Acoustic Guilar. 985·4104. 1962 Chevy HI lon truck. 9 CLEANING . CAPTAIN Ave .• Gallipolis. Call 446stove, buffet end table, Heavy duty case. Superior fl1t bed, very , good STEAMER 814·441-2107. 4418 after 7PM. Uptown Point Pleasant of.. apace heater. 26 in . color condition. After 7 p.m . call 50", 8 ye.er old, buckskin ft. condlllon . •1 500. 814flee or retail apace available pony, mare. Saddle&. bridle, 949-2802. E & R Tree Sarvlca. fuNy Furn'l1hed apt .• 1 bdr., in prime location. Ground TV, IWin bed, tmall refriger- 814·448-7221. lnaured, free eatimatea . very gentle, $300.00: 3048226, Utilitioa pd .. 920 4th level wilh free parking. 525 ator. C~ll446 · 1089 . Kimball Entertainer Organ. 676·6335. 1976 ToyoCa Pick-up with Phone 814·367-0831. call 41 Houses for Rent Ava.. Galllpolia. Call 446- aq. ft . to 1675 sq. h . Sears Colds pot, . 18,000 Only 2 yeara old . Asking topper. Excellent condition. after 5 , 441 6 after 7PM . available. 304-876-9746 or BTU Air Cond. Runs good, 4 $700. 614·992-3209. RABBITS & cage•. 304· 614-985-4198 . . 304·676· 2 194. yrs. old. Must sell. (fall 875-6182 . SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One 4 bdr. houae with 1 '12 baths, 2 na"V unfurn. 2 bedr. ~pia; Baldwin piano. Exc. cond. 2 mornings, 448-8086. 1 979 Plymouth Arrow pick- piece c~atom· fit your home. Rt. 7 at Eureka. $250 mo. 819 Second AVe., Gallipo- SINGLE trailer site for rani, years Old . Chuich .. usa AEG.ISTEREO Hereford up. Excellent conditiOn. Sun Guaranteed. Advanced G.utColi 448·4222 belwoon 9 & lis. c :A, garage. $260':. all facilities available. large Seasoned Lumbar, 6 ,000 ft. 81 . 600. 814·992-3824. bull, 1700. 304-8B2·2271 roof, topper: 4 new radial ter. !Doy 614-592-4056,) $275 . Call445-2168 , 5. garden, hunting & fishing of walnul $1 .00/ ft. 5,000 or 882·3368. tirea. new battery. 13800 .. !night 814·898·8206 .) very close, 120. month. ft. of cherry 76 cents/ ft . SELMER flute, 304·882· 81 4·985·358&. 4 bdr. house 6 acres of land . Kanauga nice 2 bdr. , with 304-676-2026 . 2483. ' Call 446·8038 . Roofing and Carpentry on At. 180in Vinton. Central carpet, washer and dryer 64 Hay & Grein work, general repalra. call air, $360 mo .• aec. dep. & hookup, $196 plus aleclric Bulk firewood 7·.10PM,saw LOWREY Pagent organ. exAnchony Williamson, 614· and g••· Cell 1 -304·273· 47 Wanted to Rant ref. Call 446·3176 . aeaaon yourJelf 8t save. 81 7 cellent condition, $2,000. 367-0194. 9746 or 446-2927. face cord. Call 614-388- 2916 Birch Ave. Meadow- Y..Simmental BuU. 6 yra. old. 8 room house in counlry,. brook Addition . P1. $,1.000. Ph. 379·2157. A nice home, can be an older 8246. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. Furnished apt. 1 bdr. $195, 8176. Cell876· 6104. Pleasant. 82 Plumbing water & alec. paid 7 Neil one. muel have at leaist 8 roans, etc. Located In city of 2storm doors in goodcond ., 1980 AMC Eaglo Um~ed & Heating 6 rm house in Crown City. Ava. Gallipolia. 446-4418 Gallipolis, preferably down- with screen & glau. Call ' Cell 814-266·1744 after after 7 p.m . • auto. tran1., PS, PS , AC, 1------- -- . town. Excellent care will be 446·2217 . 3PM. POl, AM·FM cauette. Furnished upslairs apt. 2 given by reaponaible lady $6,300. Coli after 6, 446· CARTER'S PLUMBING • rooms & bll!th, clean. adults and 13 years old son. Call Cedar wardrobe. $76 . Call 1- - - - - - - - - - - 71 Autos for Sale 8060. Small one bedroom houaeln AND HEATING 446·9645 or 446·2548 or no pau, ref. req . Call only, ' 614-992-3079. Yellow & white sweet corn. coumry, furnished, $140 Cor. Fourth end Pine conlact Evelyn at Oscar's plus utilities and deposit. 448·1619 . Phone 446·3888 qr 446· Rast1urant. Will burt bin stocker & Call 614· 268-1584. 1 979 Chovy C~evena 4 1978 SubarU Brat w-macho 4477 Inquire at 607 ' Pecan St .• • furnanca 24" good cond. Peaches, yellow Freestone, •pd.. real nice, $2,196. topper, ·4 wheel drive, axe . 1------:----~ Spring Valley Estates Apartments (equal housing ~ opportunity} one bedroom Call446-1672. bring ' container. Pick your John's Auto Sales, 448- cond. f3196. 304· 895· JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· evenings. rant starts at 8167' per 1 _. . . own, 810 bu. 'Raynor's 4 782, Golllpoli•. 3888. •• lNG . Fomerly Dewitt'• ", New Oak Furniture, .... ,. Peach Orchard, Rt. 7, GamNewly redecorated 3 or 4 month, two bedroom 11arta Plumbing. Can 61 4-367· 51 Household Goods chairs. cupboards, pie_~.~!~~ polia. bedr. houae on Rjvarviaw at 8193. Deposit 8200 !no 78 4 dr. Mercury Marqui1 1 979 Jeep Cherokee, 4 0576. dry sinks. Paul COnkals - : - - - : - - - - - - - - PS, PI, air, 8 w., Mat, stero Dr. No pets. Inquire . at pet1) near Spring Valley wheel d r Iva, Quad ra. 1;;:::;;:::::==;:::::=== Cinema. Cell 446-2746 or Antiques, Tuppers Plains. Canning tomaloes. $4.00 oound. Call day• 446-4383, lrec.new Sh~pperd Sales & Services, radials, 46,000 a"t eve. 446· 0139. First • Olive St., Gallipolis, leave me11age. bushel. Bring own contain•. miles. 83596. 304·676- 1 Excavating SWAIN 1 u~ 250 gallon fuel or gaaollno ers. 814-247-4772 or 814Oh. AUCTION & FURNITURE tank 4327. 1--------on 5 foot stand . $150. 247-3081 . 1 bdr. apl., no pels, •169 62 Olive St., Gallipolia. 6 1980 Ford Pinto •2.496, or bast offer. 10'M16' all Houae for rant in city 6 mo .. f60 dep. Call 446- piece wood living room su ita aluminum awning. $350 . 1979 Plymouth Arrow DOZER WORK By Tad rooms It bath, furnished or 3617. CANNING tomatoes, 84.50 82,395. John'• Auto Saies, 74 Motorcycles with 8 Inch flat arms $399, 614·992-2806 . Hanna, pond•. ditch••· unfurnished . Call 446bu. Silver Quean corn, 448-47B2, Galllpoll•, O h . l - - - - - - - - - - bosemanta. · etc. Cell 446· bunk beds complete with Mercerville 1 or 2 bedroom bunldas 1199, 2 piece' an 0924. 11 . ~6 doz. Rt. 62 at old ODYSSEY II. 6 game car· Open evea. 4907 . Carter • Evens ~: 8176 mo. Call .446· 1157, Iron livingroom suitaa 81 99, lridges, electric range. roto- Pantasote Plant. Pt. 1971 Honda 360. 7,400 Trtnsportation. •• 8 -6 Monday-Friday. Available immediately. 3 antron recliners 8 99, other tiller. riding mower, 8 ft . Pleuant . 1983 Renault Alliance low actual miles. Call614·388 - 1----::------a: bedroom home in country reclinen $80, maple dinette camper top, 304 - 676 milAge, AC. AM·FM stero, 97&6. Lonnie Boggs Excavating. ;:. Furnished ef.fiency apt. near minu. •226. month. YELlOW freestone canning rear def., •7.3915. 1979 -:-:=:-:---:-:----- Dozer, backhOa,dumptruck. sets •179, love s.. ta $70. 5136. ,,· $100 .. deposit or sell for 8160 plus utilltiei. Call hide · a·bed •2&0, box peaches now available, reas- 'Pinto wagon, PS, AC, rear 1978 l:fonda 1215 Ellsonor, Work by hour or job.. Cell ;: Wiseman Real Ellate springs & mattress twin or 821,000. 614·742-2126. • " 26" boys bike 840. 1ike ntiw. onable prices. Please bring del., AM·FM 8 track otero. $275. Call 814·367·0424. 446·7903. Agency, 446 ·.3643. full ..1 00 aet regular-firm GE portal;Jie dishwasher, · your own bushel containers. $2,196. Call 814·388--------- ' " Three bedroom brick home 2 bdr .. 11/2 baths apartment, $120, maple dinette chairs W· power scrub 876 . 304- 141h year of serving the 9742. 1979 XR186 Honda, 8J{C , Cat 216 hoe, dozers. crane, :: area. Bob's Market, Mason, with large extra lot. located ground floor, $360 mo . 835, wash stands •34, 895-3686. ' cond., extra tire It 1park~::ers. dump truck. Call ,, 304·773·2721. Open 7 66 ~ord Fairland, 73 VWven plug&, •500. Call614-379· 1~~ ;.-;,·446-1 142 between , :: juat outside New Haven. includig utilities. Call Wise- maple rockers $69, 7 place City water, central air and daya. lill dark . chroma dinette aat $149, 5 wrockad. Cell448·3126. 2674. 1 1: >M & 6:00PM. . h.. t plus ·fireplace. •300. man Real Eatete Agency. piece dinene ae1 •as. uaed Twin bed, one maple, one/::;;;;:::::;;,==;::=;= " birch and labia w-4 chairs, 446 ·3643. 1978 Volkawagon RabbH 4 Suzuki dirt bike. 480 P.E., Good-1 Excavating, baseper month. Camp . fur· ~~~;:;:;.;;,;;;,;;-:;-;;~; bedroom suites, rafirgera- china cabinet & hulch . 30469 l'n. Sale or Trad!l •pd .. AM-FM tape, now 11<o now, •eso. Coli 614- ments, foo ..ra, driveways, nished. For more informa- . Apartment 4 rooms lors, ranges. cheat, dreaaers, 896-3888. . -· tirea, new brakea, new ex- 379-2834. tion 3998 call after 8:00; 304- I ~~~f~:-available August 22 . wringer washers. TV's, npCic tanka. lan"dacaplng. 875 haust, f2, 195. John•• Auto dryerea, & shoes. Call 446- Uaad comfort-eire air· Call anytima 446·4637, · · children and no pau . Call 3169. Sales, 446·4782, Golllpoli•. 1974 tjoncla Choppor 30 in. conditioner 22,000 btu SALE OR TRADE· 2 Arabian James l. Daviaion, Jr. One block to Marshall Uni- 614 · 268· 1903 or 446 · onr front and. C8 760 F. owner . Mares. Also Hens for •1 .50 Oh . Open SAM to ?PM . 876.; storm door, white 3748. 'o(&raity. Small 4 -room. 304LAYNE'S FURNITURE 36", standard siz:e. $26. each . Cell 614·992-5684. Call 614·949-2737. 1-:--::-::--:----:---::-676·246S . 304-676·221 3. 1- -- - - - - - - TOP CASH paid for l81e J .. A.R. Conatructlon Co. Sofa, chair. rocker, ottokanauga. Nice 2 bdr. with modal uaad cara. Smith 1978 KZ 760 Kawauki Water Linea, Footers. ' 1 carpet, stove & refrigerator. man. 3 tables. {extra heavy Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Ealt· Motorcycle. Haawlndshletd, Drains. AllkindaofDitching. Washer 8t dryer f\ook-up . by FronCier}, 1685. Sofa, SPECIAL firewood, pick-up 42 Mobile Homes ern Ave .. Gallipolis, 446· aiay bar, cruiH conlrol, Rutland. Oh . 614·742$195 plus electric & gas. chair and loveaeec. $276 . lOad ... $25.00 at farm . : for Rent · 2282. luggage rack, bock rest, now· 2903. Call 1 ·304·273·9746 . Re- Sofas and chairs priced from 836.00 delivered. ·304· 895· · -:-=:::::-::---:--:-:--- chain and sprocket•. Aaklng duced rant for managing $286. to 8896. Tables, 846 3396. 61 Farm Equipment 1981 Plymouth Horizon 81200. See or coli G~ry F. MeigaExcovaling. BuMdour and up to •126. Hide-aapta. aulo., PS. air. AM-FM ataro, Hyaefl 1 c 814-992·5388 Or & backhoe service. Baa.e· beds. $440 . and up to 1976 FORO Granada , furn .. 2 bdr.. new carpet, In 1-:-:be-:d---A:-----::-::::: -MF tractor. like ne~ . ~ith" like new, 6,800 mi. Coli 114- 992-5850. ment•. IOOiers ..landscaplng, ,. , Crown Cily. Call 614- 266~ 1 room pt . $ 19 8. mo . $625.; Reclinera, 8176 . to 5660. 1071 Honda 1 75, brUsh hog, plow, disc, lay446-7845 or 814-256driveways, farm ponds . $360., lamps from 828. to $300. 10ft. aluminum boal, 8620. including utililiaa. Equal 1982 Kowaakl 650 LTD, 814-742-2407or814·742houaing opportunity. Con- 876 . 6 pc. dinettes from f76 . Phone 304·675·4 188. off plow. & grader blade. 1136. Coli 446·3163 before 6, Windjammer, lo~rs. •m· 2088. Modern 2 bdr. mobile home tact Village Manor Apta. $99 ., to 8436. 7 pc .. 8189. ohor 5 446·3336. 1978 Buick Electra u":·:;:~·~: fm Clllene, crankbar, 1i1sy and up. Wood table with six FUEl oil furnace and 500 614· 992-7787. fum ., water paid, Upper Rt. 4 door, loaded t chairs •426 . to 8746. Desk gal. tank . call304- 676 · bar. I 1500 . 304-882· BACKHOE, doter, dump 7. No inside pets. Call MF 1085 with cab and no rua1. excellent '_":._"_;:_~-~ . 3221. 8110 up to $225 . Hulch18, 2269 . truck. licenaad septic sya2 bedroom furnished Apt. 614·245·6818. throughout, one owner. duals . 3000 houra . 18.4-34 tem installment &. repair. 61 4 ·992-6434 or 61 4·992· $660. and up, maple or pine •8.300. Coli 446·0784. tires. Just. overhauled. New B3. XR 80 HONDA, 8600. 304·876.-7588. Nice 14x70 2 bdr. trailer, ~914 or 304·882·2688. ' finish . Bunk bed complete FIREWOOD, OOAK & mo. Idea Super Sheller. Pull with mattresses, $260. 'nd $26 . load, delivered, pie, 304·675· 3031 . Upper Rivar Rd. Call 446type. 2-30 in . rows. 6 kill 1977 Vogo wagon. Mustl-------::---:--Apartmen1a . 304 -676 - up lo 8396 . Baby beda, 304·896·33 16. 2192 or 446·9171 . brothera gravity beda. 4with aall. Col 448·8090. 1980 trond,a CR 80. - d 84 Electrical 6648. 1110. Mattresses or box ~~;:;;;:::::::;=::;;:::::= running gears . Andrew springs, full or twin, $68., cond. call ofter 8, 304·875· & Refrigeration 2 bdr. trailer heats with 1 -:--:-::-=-=::::=::---;-~ firm, 868. and $78. Queen 55 Building Supplies 1982 EXP ex. cond. Cell 7132. Cross. 614 ·247 ·2852. nalural gaa, adults only, no APARTMENTS , mobile 448-4580. peu. Call614·367-7438. homes, houses. Pt. Pleuant .-ta, 8196. 4 dr. chests, H.D. 6 dozer inloader for and GallipOlis . 614 -446· 142.6 dr. cheatt, 864. Bed ·· parts . Will run. 614 _ _ 79FordCiubWagonloaded, Appliance Service All makes 742 Boat• and Building materials 2oo 2 . 22,000 miles. $7,800. Cell 75 frames, 120 .and $26 ., 10 i bedroom trailer . Fur- 8221. and models of waahera, .. gun - Gun cablnete. 1360., block, brick, sewer pipe 1 , 448-1086 ask for Gary. Motors for Sale nished. No pets. Oepoaft dryers, refrigerator. air con' ONE badroom apartment. dinette chairs $20. and $26. window a, lintels. etc . TWO row cultivator, John required. 614-992-~749 . ,. ditioning. dishwashers It , 226 month. all utllhlea Gas or electric ranges, 8326 Cl•uda.Wintera, Rio Grande, Deere mowing machine, 1978 Z-28 Cemaro, 4 apd .. rangea. 8argain Bern. 448~ uplo•376. Babymatra..o•. 0. Cell614·246 ·5121. T·lop, PS. PB, olr cond., 1978 Taylor Jot boot, 480 8033. 2 bedroom ·mobile hOme in P aid, 304•676-2 695, 304 _876 . 5182 . R•clne. 814· 387·0288 . •a&. bed Uncoln, rudder. twin turbos, TWIN RIVERS TOWER. •2& f26.I1U30, kingframes lroma 120, 850. •5.200. Call 448·B614. I'Ood• Cell ah8rp, 446· SEWING Machine repairs, ";, Good selection of bedroom 1892. 2 bedroom, furnished moaarvice. Authorized Singer ."..o.J OUR BOARDING HOUSE lth ...... ..... H I 1982 Camara .7. 000. bile home on 1 acre · of Apanmentanowavailableto auitea, cedar chests, w ,,.,~, ..., oope 27,000 mOaa, 304-882- 11' -·''" Selee It Service Sharpen -;, ground. Couple with 1 child elderly a diaabled with an rockera. metal cabinets, Fabric Shop, [~~~T. ~ <;INf' Mv ) ( 1 .,., ) 2461 1hrough _~-HP Scissors. only . 1200 par month . Call Income of lou then Pomeroy. 9!!2·2284 . $12,300. Renting lor 30 bookcase, ' Mercury, Slorllng boot ) 742-2753. 1 percent 3of 4adjuatad income- rengea, chairs, dinnett sel. OWNER WI-'.EN "" 1 1976 Volkawagon Rabbit, tr1Uer, good cond., •1.4150. 676 6679 2 'bedroom. $36 . per week .Phone 0 · · wood table and chairs, dry· ,, HE LOOK!> AT. ,1,.;; ,,.,, automotlc, 80,000 ect . ._C=•-1_1_61_4_-_2::11-:1·-::8-7-:8-8_.: - - 86 General Hauling _': , ~ "5 Vl ' l r .~§. JiHE 6Al.P\NCE mil ea. $900 . 304-87&- r· plus utililies . $100 deposit . SMAL L lurniehed apart- era, refrigar.. torsand TV's, 3 Bulavlllo Rd. Open I'; ;·.,.. :? n' .,, "UR .SHE!rr! KE'G '""" 7380. Gnrmmon flshll)l boalcom· No pats. 614·992-6284 or ment, adulta, no pets, refer- 9milo•1out • 1.,.-\!~'f~!/-R~-,DJ,.. ~~~ ptetewfth11HPmotor,meg 1 onca•, 304·675·1385 . am 0 6 pm, Mon. th ru Fr" r I' TA,LI<IN' ABOUT 992· 6732 . ' JONES BOYS WATER SER · 9om 0322 to 6pm, Sat. II! riAVIN' THE.· HOW 1 9'80 Mu•tong , 48,000 18 troHing m01or, con•olo VICE. Call 614·387·7471 448 3 2 bedroom opt. 8126 . Portly · ~~~~ WI\TER COOLER . milu, nMdo •omo body =.,o:;'n~n ·~~jr."-~:~.~!:.i or 81 4-387·0691. bedroom , all electric furni•had . Henderson Trailer ~-: 1" ~~ -,w'r:;i1._ COIN ·OPEAATE_D!/"""""' wort< · •• 1• · ' 2800. firm. 14llll70. some furniture. Court . Waahera, dryers, rafrigara!f"L L.:.~\,./ _J-? ..... -~-~ · tT -- 304-871-7219. 114·211·111 . built·on room. wood or co1l tore, gas 8t electric ranges, ~ ~ ~/J,I; Need eomething haul•d away or 10methlng moved7 burner, 12x28, acre land. 190up,30doy•guarantoed. . /' "' . 75 . LTD •800. 304·675· 1S79 Flberform 11ft. with 1 bedroom apartment. 1n Bam 446 · 8033 ~ ~. ·"" 4823 . 1880 90 Mercury motor Wo'll do ~. Call 448·31 59 1276. mont h . 8100 . D. P· Mobile Home•. , or _.., 1;304.K& 176K. ·a between 9 and 15. o•H.Raferenceo. Jorry•Run 3000 . , 446-8181 . )\'\. · 1' with p o - prop, 1881 Rd . 304·675· 2366. u..J. ~~ 1879 vw llobbll -v good lnllor. Cel 992·29&7 ohor JIMS WATER SERVICE. •, bedroom _apartment, Uood wo•hers & dry••· wide ,;;c ~ .l.i'\l .1.... cond. mHo• 'per gallon I:;8PM;::::.:::;;::=;:::;:=== Coli Jim Lanier, 304-87&· :TWO bedroom trailer, 8160 . TWO Hendoraon, • 1972 . choice, Kenmore, Whirlpool, <] '/' U898.38 304-875·4327. 304 676 month . plus deposit, all GE, Maytag all fully gueran.,~ 7397. elec<ric. 304·675· 4088 . 1 :;;:::;:=~~;~~ toed, 30 deya. Call 614· · 1978 Chovy N""" In - d 76 Autn P.rta. R 256-1207.·- - - - - ~~ cond., will ... for t1300. & Accea10ri111 87 Upholstery ' Small 2 bodroom furnished ' 45 Furnished ooms 1----; Ill 304-1175·11148. · ·.1 trollor, Burdette Add. 8126 . -=:----:-::--:--:-:- Nlco ••lection of w•-•· 1A ~ '\ ~ _;,. ,. per month,plu• utllltlu. For rent Slaeplng Room• dryer&. r•frlgorotor•. ond .j.,' ~ I. ~.? 1180 TRANI AM, bl'•ck ~~,110, 4 BOLT Chevy englng I ' Till STATE RIK!ulrod. Coli Ro· and Nght houM k-">g rongM. Call 448-8033 or wl1h gold T·top. air, mpe Dopo•it ..IH 304-175-4100 Mon . roomo. Port< Centrol Hotel. 441-8181. Borgo!n Born 2 p 7! 2" · ~':"!:"! tl,.., 4t,OOO mlleo, U8. 304· UPHOLSTERY SHOP 304-171·81110. thru Fri . 9·4 . , Coll446·0766. miles out Goorgo• Creek Rd. ~~ • "' • f..!&_ [':$-17 I;;;; 1 1 13 Soo. A.... Golllpolle. ~ 4·11-7B33 Of 448·1B33. " ~:~::::::::::::::::::J==========-~~p~o~w~e~r~w~in~d~o~w~·~·~•~h~a;rp The 8/17/83 STUCCO PLASTERING • , textured calling• commer- r cial and resldentl1l. free astimatet. Cell 814·2&6· 1182. 1· (7 OhiC! Television Viewing il REGISTERED Austrl1n Shepherd pupa. 4 Males, 3 female . Call 304- 9372392 . Two male AKC Old English sheep dogs, 5Y:z weeks old. $ 2 60 . each . 6 1 4-36 7 · 0566. . Camping Equipment equipped. Excellent condl· ' tlon. 81800. Phone 614· : 992·31 ,8 2. 00 g'o od pets. Ca11446-3412. 78 Pomeroy- Middleport, DICK TRACY 1 173 St••••"" fold·down campor. alaep• I . hNIInf furnace, 3 burner atove, lceboJ. 304-882· 2208 . · - Ave. Gallipolis. 446-1699. Spin washers, gas & electric Australian Shepherd-Blue dryers_. auto washers, gu & Heeler puppies, 7 wkt. old, electric ranges, refrigere- excellent peu. Call 614tora, TV sets, 379·2143. 32 acre farm, 3 bedroom home. 2 outbuildings off 34 ' KIT 'N' CARLYlE'" AKC black Lib . mala pup, 9 wk•. old, 8100. Call 615258·1379. Cookapoo • . 1 oven, side by side refrigera· freezer, Pets for Sale Portable Whirlpool dis - blonde. female, apayed. hwasher. with cutting board house broke. love• children top, avacado, $30. Call & adults. Call 446-4678. 614-256· 1842 or614 · 266· 1932. Gerbils for sale. 2 for $8.00. lated. Include s new carpet, tor 66 Wednesday, August I 7, 1983 Wednetelay, August 17, 1983 Ohio ' ---=~ 'i r 7:00 IJ (})' PM ' Magazine (1) Scm L8genda: Gary Cooper (J) B~mo & Allen Cil SportaConler (J) Green Acres Cll Entertainment Tonight Cil Cha~ie'a Angels liJ Cll Tic Tao Dough Cll (ll) MacNeii-Lohror Report (jJ Nowa II llZ f'oople's Court • Star Trek 7 :30 D (1) Ue Detector (IJ MOVIE: 'Cowboy and ihe Lady' (J) Doble GUlla Cil World Sportoman Tonight's show features Skiing, Koyaking and Hang Gliding with guests Bob Seagran and Rose Mittermaier. 160 min .) · Cll Andy Griffith CllliJ Cll Family Feud Cll Buslne.. 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When the finesse won, South would cash dummy's king, lead the l 0 of clubs to his king, lay down the ace of spades to dlscard dummy 's ace of clubs and run clubs. West would get one trump trick, but South would ma ke his game. +KQJ98 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: North West Eaa1 Pass Pass Pass Pass Nortb It 1 NT 3• 4• Pass Pass Po,. Pa,. Suulh It II+ 3+ Pass Opening lead: •Q By Oswald Jacoby aod James Jacoby The defense started with three rounds of hearts. South ruffed the third one, led a spade to dummy's king and a spade back to his jack. West .' 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In tbe lea ture event heat winners tookpartwlthStottscomlngthrough asthedrlveroftheevenlng, winning a large trophy and a cash award In d addition to the pl'lz\'5 he copped In night and he also was a participant the first heat. In the feature event. Stotts works with Gene Whaley and Brten Whaley In his demolition First and second place winners, derby hobby and the trio uses only respectively, of the five heats last Chrysler lmperlals for competition. night were: Stotts and Pat Aelker, Pomeroy, first heat; Bill Hussell, They'll drive many mlles to pick up anlmpertalpaylngtrom$!mtoS500 Mason, Jim Bowers, Stewart, each and then spend from two to second heat; Gene Whaley, Benny three weeks In strlpplngthevehlcles · Hickel, Pomeroy , third heat; Jim down for racing. A car will normally Ewing and John Harper, both of last for seven or eight derbies. The Albany, fourth heat; Jo Fry, trto this year has taken firsts In Rutland, Debbie Rousb, powder Ripley, W. Va., Galltpolls, Athens puff event. and Mason In addition to last night's Stotts was first In the feature event first place. Gene Whaley, one of the with Aelker corning In second and trto, was first In the third heat last Whaley. thinl. •• Jl Meigs fair program e l'Oi '"" Voi.32,No.89 Copyrighted 1983 fJIIIIIIIil tnf aao;rr - ..ucr.IW'' EMS - Taxpayen can readily see where their lax dollars are going by visiting the display of lhe Meigs County Emergency Medical SerVIces a1 the Meigs County Fair. Displays rl. various types of new exhibit are featured, eaeh Clll'l')'lllg lhe price lag which lhe service I1IWII pay. Admlalotralor Bob Byer Is pictured wllh the exhibit. I Mayors finish several court cases Eight defendants forfeited bonds-five of them on charges of driving whlle Intoxicated- In the court of MiddlepOrt Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Forfeiting bonds of $450 each on the drunken driving charges were JamesR.Frye,Holbrook,Pa.; John D. Pridemore, Rutland; Reva L. Patterson, Rutland; Kenneth K. Mowery, Pomeroy, and Joseph Rlfe, Middleport. Others forfeiting were Dottle Summers, Middleport, $100 disorderly manner; Mark Haley, Middleport, $100,dlsorderly; $200, resisting arrest, and $225 assault upon a pollee officer; Greg Cundiff, Rutland, $100, disorderly and his 12-year- old son, Chris, are pictured with the twolrophleswldchstoltsWGOaswlnneroflhellrstheat and winner of the concluding feature eveat. Agreement reached with coal· fir1n· I of the Ohio Department of Natural Resourses, gave· a slide presentation. The comrnlsslone~s offered their full support to Rutland.Township for a reclama.Uon program through ODNR, Dlvlson of Reclamation. Koblentz will attend a meeting In Athens this evening of the Private Industry Coucil with other representative of the seven counties Involved. Conunlssloners announced they will not be attending the Children's Area deaths John M. Richmond John M. Richmond, 72, 1817 Washington Blvd., Belpre, died Monday In St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va. Born Jan. 5 1911, In Putnam County, w.~l-the.late John W. ' and ~~c~'" L. Kirkman Richmond, he was owner of Richmond Insurance Agency In Pomeroy, a member of Good Shepherd Episcopal Church In Parkersburg, a World War II veteran and charter member of the Belp :e senior citizens organization. Surviving are a sister; Marlel J. WIU of Pomeroy; two nieces, Carla J . Werry of Belpre, and Linda Gilkey of Middleport; a great-niece and three great-nephews. Funeral serviceS will be held at 1 p.m. Friday In Good Shepherd Eplsco;>al Church, with Rev. Frank Wade officiating. Burial wm be In Beech Grove Cemetery, near Pomeroy. Friends may call at Leavitt Funeral Home, Parkersburg, after 7 p.m. today. Hennan E. Wamer Herman Earl Warner,85,Route4, Pomeroy, died Tuesday night at Veterans Memorial Hospital. An oil and gas operator, Mr. Warner was born at Harrisonville, Dec. 10, 1897 a son of the late A. John and Blrda French Wamer. He was a member of the Zion Church of Christ. Aveterano!WorldWari, (U. S. Army), he belonged to Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, Pomeroy. He was also a member of Harrisonville Masonlc Lodge and the Harrisonville Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are his wife, Amber Atkins Warner; three sons, George H. Warner, Dale C. Warner and Teddy A. Warner, all of Pomeroy; three daughters, Ada L. Nease, Dorothy P . Higgins, and Lois M. 'Thompson, all of Pomeroy, and four Service Alliance meeting. Phil Roberts, county engineer, reported that bridge Inspection In the county bas been completed. The board approved an advance draw of $.ll,<m for Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. Attending were Koblentz, Rousb •and Richard Jones, conunlssloners and Martha Chambers. acting clerk. I sisters, Ina Curl Columbus; Delcl Mohler, Tampa, Fla.; Cledlth Johnson, Columbus, and Zelda Davis, Pomeroy. Several nieces and nephews, 18 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren also survive. He was preceded In death by his parents, two brothers and two sisters. Services will he held at I p.m. Friday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Mr. Robert Purtell officiating. Burial will beln the Wells Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral hol)le from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. MasonlcrtteswUlbeheld at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Thursday·. manner, and Lillie DYke, Middleport, $.30, left of center. Meanwhile, a numberofllnes and forfeitures were handled In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night. Fined $63 and costs, each In the court, on charges of consuming alcohol In a motor vehicle were Robert Tolliver, John Tolliver, Marvin Tolliver and Delbert Tolliver, all of Reedsville, with Delbert ToUiver also fined $113andcostsand given a 90 day suspended jail sentence on a contro'ued substance charge. Robert Petrie, Racine, was fined $63 and Costs, no operator's license; Owen Sheets, Pomeroy, Meigs County happenings Emergency runs Pleas Court against Marvin White, Pomeroy. Three calls were answered by local units TuesdayMedical , the Meigs County Emergency Ser- Clerk...~. vice reports. At ll: 4l a.m. , the Tuppers Plains Unit took Creston Newland from Owl·Hollow Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 8: 55 a.m., Middleport took Bobby Kuhn from Route 7 to Holzer (Continued from page I) Co., for the assistance given during the laying of a water line on Johnstown Road. A letterwqas sent to the Racine Baptist Church commendingthechurchforprompt cleanup and reseeding of an !;'mbankmentwhereadralnllnehad been laid as a part of the new addition to the church. Due to Labor Day, the next regular meeting was set for the second Monday of September, Sept. 12. Monday night's meeting was a recessed session. ~~~~ ~erp~d ~~~3 i:.;; Route 7 to Veterans Memorial. Checks accident TheGallla-Melgs postoftheState Highway Palrol Investigated a one-car accident Involving a vehicle driven by Charles F. Ohlinger, 38, Rt. 1, Langvllle, at 3:25 p.m. Tuesday on Township Road 170 1n· Rutland TO\fllshlp. Ohlinger's yehlcle was traveling eastbound on 170 when It struck a cow. The car had Ught damage, but Ohlinger was not Injured In the accident. Minor damages Light dam\'ges were Incurred to one vehicle as the result of an accident In Pomeroy at 1:05 a.m. Wedne5day at the Intersection of Main and Nye Sts. Pomeroy Pollee said a car drtven by James Pooler, Middleport, struck the rear of a Weather forecast vehicle driven by Jerry Bonecutter, Glenwood, W. Va. , stopped at a Partly cloudy tonight. Lows tra1ftc signal. There were Ught between 60 and 65. Mostly sunny . damages to the Pooler vehicle and Thursday. Highs between 91 and 96. none to the Bonecutter vehicle. The chance of rain Is 20 percent Poolerwascltedonanassuredclear tonight and Thursday. distance charge. Extended Ohio Forecast Friday lhrough SWiday: Thursday concert Wann and drylhroughtheperlod. Highs helween 83 and 93. Lows The Meigs High School Band wtll helween 65 and 70. featured In a concert at the Meigs County Fair Thursday at 6 p.m . Beef, ·poultry results Story on P. 9 . Rates create problems Story on P. 14 fAX Meigs County Commissioners Tuesday signed an agreement with Abundent Life Coal Co., to use the landfill road providing theftrmpays 10 cents per ton and maintain the road to the county commissioners' approval. David Koblentz and Manning Roush reported on the Friday night reclamation meeting held In Rutland. They noted 65 persons attended and Mitch Farley,a representative Story, photos, p ' 3-4 Friday, August 19 1: 00 P.M.- Pet Show-Show Arena 2:00 P.M.-Flower Show Judging 2:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing 7:{)) P .M.-Junior Fair Market Lamb and Pig and Steer Sale 7:00 P.M.-Truck Pull COUNTY CHAMP-Oiarlel SWUs of Burllngllam was the "champ" of the wDd and wooly dernoiUion derby stagedTuesdaynlghlatlheMelgsCountyFair. Stott. Harness racing Veterans Memorial Admitted--Robert Bowen, Pomeroy; Paul Justis, Racine; VIrgil Saunders, Pomeroy; Creston Newland, Reedsville; Aaron Sayre, Syracuse. Discharged--Martha Rousb, Sally Good, Sandra Luckeydoo, Juanita Bowles. was placed on six months probation on an assault charge; Hoy Neitz, Langsv!Ue, forfeited $57, speeding; Thomas Porter, Racine, forfeited $63, running a red Ught; Tim Adams, Middleport, $43, bond forfeiture. Improper backing, and· Lance Chapman, Pomeroy, $63 bond forfeiture. squeallng tires. THANKS LANDMARK FOR BUYING MY LAMB AT THE 1983 MASON COUNTY FAIR. UNDA BARNETT • at y • enttne 2 Sections, 14 Pages 20 Centl A Multimedia ln.:;. Newtpa~r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, August 18, 1983 Children's group seeks full funding . ' ,The Meigs County Alllance for Children has called on the Meigs County Conunlssloners and the Meigs County Welfare Department to Implement and Perform to the full extent of the law aU mandates pertalntng to children's services and to spend to the extent possible, au funds allocated for the services. The request was made In a certified letter to the Meigs County Commissioners, sent Wednesday evening. The action came after commissioners and welfare director, Mike Swisher, refused to meet with the organization Wednesday to discuss children's services problems, According to a letter signed by David Koblentz, president of the Meigs County Commissioners, commissioners were disturbed about newspaper articles which appeared In the Columbus Citizen Journal and The Daily Sentinel earlier this month regarding the dissatisfaction of the Alllance for Children with children's services In the county. . The let~. In part, reads: "This Is to advise that the Meigs County Commissioners and the Meigs County Welfare programs. "We shall welcome your monitoring our progress" . Following the meeting Wednesday, the Alliance for Children Issued a statement and a letter In regard to the !allure to the conunlssloners and the welfa:e director to attend the meeting. An officer of the alliance, Dr. James Witherell said this morning he feels the commissioners are addressing the wrong Issue, and, that there should have been no repercussions on any of the newspaper reports since the alliance had compiled Its report · which· was public Information. The Alliance says that some $75,00! which should .h ave been spent In Meigs County on children's services In 1982 was unused and returned to the State of Ohio. It contends those funds would have been passed on to for an expenditure by another county. The Alliance statement Issued this morning following the meeting--without the commissioners and welfare director yesterday--states, In part: "This meeting was scheduled to dl.scilss the Issues and the recommendations presented the commission- ers on July 21. On Monday of tills week, we received a letter from the commissioners expressing their disappointment about conunents made In the press and Informing us that they and the welfare director would not be attending our meeting. "We are deeply disappointed that they have chosen not to participate at !his time. However, the major Issues remain unchanged. We believe those Issues are: "Abused , neglected and dependeht children are In pain. . " The State of Ohio mandates services for these children. "The State provides funds for these services. "The county welfare department Is to utilize these funds to provide services and has not adequately done so. "The welfare department director ts empioyed by the Meigs County Conunissloners and therefore, the commissioners are ultbnately responsible for the delivery of the mandated seivtces. Continued on Page 9 County Fair Wedne&day. Jay Is thesonoiMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Blackwood. ANGUS CHAMPIONS -The Angus females owned by Jbn Sheet8 and family of Bt.1, Rutland, took grand · 111d reserve champion In open dass and JWIIor Fair Wednesday allhe Melp County Fair. Pldured are, front, Adam Shee&s; bllck, Jeanlfer Sheets and Jared Sheets clwnplall Uld reaerve champion honon oflhe open W.S Judpd Wech!lday at lhe Melp <Joumy Fair. Pl!mred ue, k, David GJoeclmer Uld Bnlce Detter, STEER CHAMPION -Paul Collla8, 110n of Mr. and Mrll. Charlell Collins, Tuppen Plain& ~ the grand champion llleer of the Jtudor Fair and also took grand champloo shoWDWillblp. Rodney Tripp was reserve sbowman and Lori Ritchie had the reserve champion llleer of the Junior Fair. Judging was conducted Wednesday al the Meigs County Fair. Pictured Is Paul Director will not be attending your meeting on Aug. 17. "Your organization has pointed out to our board the shortcomings of our children's service department and we were receptive to your Ideas and solutions to the problems. It was because of our deep Interest and concern that we agreed to attend the luncheon In July to discuss the matter. It was our feeling that the meeting was very pl'O(Iuctlve and we have since made every effort to Implement some 'of the suggestions pointed out to us at that time. "Feeling that we have made a great deal of progress we were greatly disappointed to read In the Aug. 9 Columbus Citizens Jciurnal and the Aug. 10 Dally Sentinel Dr. Witherell's comments about this situation. We feel that comments of this kind only help to aggravate the situation as It now exists. "This board and the county welfare director will continue to try to make Improvements In the · children's services department and will do everything In our power to meet the 10 state mandated r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~~~~;;~~~~~;;;;;; 1 c··OSED THURSDAY 1.: FOR THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ~~ · --- l-I~~~~::::::::::::::::::~~=~~~::::::~~~~=~~ CHAMPION Bl.JLL-Jay Blackwood of Bladlwood Ileftford Farms, RD, Pomeroy, had the l!flllld champion Hereford lruD, open claas, at the Melp \ When our cllltCIIMn come ill to the Fumen Beak, they know tbey CID clepead 011 . . to profeaionaly haaclle all of dleir !aUk· incneeclo. The Farmen Bank haa IMNin HrYIDJ people of Pomeroy and Meil' Couaty Iince liMN. Aad we are tht oaly community owntd Seeks divorce bank in town. Nan White, Pomeroy, fleldsultfor divorce In Meigs County Common enn more coafldence to bank with ua. For all of Jour lllllkla1 .Mtdt COIDf to tilt fumlft Bank, And that li•• our cuatom~n Registration set A pre-kindergarten meeting of Eastern Local School district will be held at Tuppe~s Plains Elementary Monday, Aug. 22, at 9 a.m. The kindergarten program, con· terence tbnes. classes and require· ments will be discussed. Richard Roberts, superintendent and Cindy Linton. kindergarten teacher will be In attendance. Parents are required to bring a copy of thi!lr child's blrih certlllcate and an up to date recordoflhechlld's tmmunlzatlons. GRANDCIIAMPION AND RESERVE-The polled . Hereford female8 owned by David Gloedmer of ~ Ilolld Farm, Bt. %, Racine, WGII grand There is still time to 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 •Accounting ELIGIBLE FOR THE TRAINING OF VETERANS FINANCIAL AID DEADLINE FOR DIG AUG. 19 Gallipolis Business College 529 Jackson Pike St. R11. N75·01·04711 · Gallipolis 446-4367 or 992-7644 · Hurricane Alicia has broad, destructive path Farnters Bank Melfthlo Coi!Mis. • FDIC The ·Community O~.'!fit~ ·THE FARMERS BANK WILL NOT BE OPEN ON · ·THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 18; SO OUR 1EMPLOYEES MAY· ATTEND THE MEIGS COUNTY 'FAIR. GALVESTON Texas (AP) _Hurricane Alicia hit along the Texas· cout as the first hurricane of the this Island city ~dslde with 115 mph winds and high . seascn hit Galveston, rlppbJg walls dowa. smasblng tides today, spawning tornadoes In a broad path of cars and plunging the city of 60,000 Into darkness. destnletlon as It pushed Inland to pound the o11 At least 11 twisters danced through several metropolis of Houston. communities Inland, wrecking homes. 8y 7:25a.m., weather service radar Indicated the Thousand& had !led inland, but many Others refused eyeofthehurrtcanewasoverthecltyoiHouston,near to leawandrodeout thestonnhuddledln basements latitude 29.5 north, longitude 95.4 west. It was moving by candellght. . . . An elderJ;y wcxnan was killed 1n Houston when a on an erratiC course between northwest and north-northwest at 7 mph. · . tree feU on her house, and l1e\lel'lll others were In HOjiSIOII. where winds !lUSted to 9f mph, Z!O,<m lniiiJ'ed. werewlthoutpower. MayorKathyWhltmlreordered Hun1cane warnlngs were poated from Corpus the downtown area. barricaded at dawn becaWII! of Christl, Texas, to Morgan City, La. Up to 10 Inches of glass and clebrls that Uttered the streets. rain was expected over eutem Texas and western Wall!r PI !IIIU"e was low· 1n Houston and ln•!slana. J101H!X11tent ~. llllld RICIIard Harris of the SuataJned wlndl ol76 mph and lUllS up to 1a! mph Houlioo-Harrtl County Civil Oefenle. were measured by the National Weather Service ln ndes up to 12 feet above normal were reprt£d · · · __ ..... • .\ ' ·- - - - ----- . Galveston as the hurricane hit shore. Just off Galveston Isllind, reconnaissance planes reported maximum sustained winds near 115 mph as the hurrtcane's center moved Inland. HowUng winds ln. Galveston rlpped bricks and metal siding froJJ\ buildings, threw sign poSts Into cars and ripped lbnbs from trees. The hurricane also knocked out the rrvice's radar and tide gauges. · Scattered minor Injuries were reported In the storm's path. The body ol the woman killed In Houston, 50 miles from Galveston, was found early today, She was Identified as Elisa Lopez Flores. "A tree fell Into the house and trapped and kiJled a 71-year-old female at her hOme," said Stanley Curtis, an ambulance dispatcher with Houston Fire Department. As the storm continued to strengthen late · Wednesday, Castle said winds could approach 125 mph with gusts to 140 mph. Rain already was falling In horizontal sheets, forcing Its way through windows and doors In some Galveston homes, officials said. "It's miserable out there," Castle said. "She gets stronger by the hour." A portlonolthatarea Is protected by a levee built to withstand a tidal surge ol up to 18 feet, officials said. But the levee never has been hurricane-tested and Sheriff Joe King said be was concerned that 12!> to 65 percent of the residents had elected to remaln 1n some . of the low-lying areas . "I'm not going to pull my people off of helping people who want to leave and send two men to get somebody that's going to ftghtleavtng," King said. "I think we'D save more lives II we lry to help the people who have enough sense to get out." I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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