http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6ae2580b72d7f6bb3e9237956d054fe9.pdf e55bb9f1f18868a7979fff638b296551 PDF Text Text Monday, August 2,1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-l 0- The Daily Sentinel Area death s Shop In Pomeroy. He was a member of the Pomeroy Masonic Lodge which wW conduct services Raymond L. (Jack) Jewell, 59, at 7: ll this evening at the Ewing ~Pike St., Coal Grove, Ohio, forFuneral Home. merly of Meigs County, died SunSurviving are a 'daughter, Mrs. day at St. Mary's Hospital In Raymond (Judy) Jewell, PomeHuntington, W. Va., following a · roy; two grandsons, Tony and brief Illness. Randy Jewell; a sister, Mrs. ChaBorn Feb.15, 1923atDownlngton, rles Zalusky, Dayton; several he was a son of the late Leonard aunts and uncles and several nieces Jewell, Jr., and GOldie Jewell who and nephews. survives In Columbus. He served In Services will be held at 1 p.m. the U.S. ArmydurtngWoridWarii Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral and was employed at Ford BrothHome with the Rev. WUllam Mid· ers In Coal Grove. dleswart officiating. Burtal will be Surviving are his wife, Ruth In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends Brickles..Uewell; a son, Jeffrey of may call at the funeral home at Wlllow Wood; two daughters, anytime. Nedra Kearns, South Point. and Kathy Truesdell, Coal Grove; his mother, G<ildle Jewell, Columbus; Esta David six brothers, Lennie of Pomeroy; Esta David, 31 StOnewood ApartPearlie of West Columbia, W. Va.; ments In Middleport, died Monday George, Paul, Cecil and Richard, morning In Akron. Services wW be all of Columbus; two slstets, Irene announced by the Ewing Funeral Burrttt of Albany, and Anestlne Frazter of Columbus; six grand· Home. children and three step· Roxie Oiler grandchildren. Services will be held at ll a.m. Roxle (cq) Oller, 78, formerly of Tuesday at the Phillips Funeral Middleport, died Saturday at Home In Ironton. Friends may call Mount Carmel East Hospital In at the funeral home from 6 to9 p.m. Columbus. this evening. Mrs. OUer had been living In Columbus with a daughter, Violet Ba· . Harry A. Miller tey for the past three years. Born In Gall1a County on Dec.lB, Harry A. Miller, 00, 115 Kerr St., 1903, she was a daughter of the late Pomeroy, a Pomeroy business· John and Julia Yeauger Lewis. She man, died Saturday at Veterans was also preceded In death by her Memorial Hospital. husband, David OUer, six brothers, He was a son of the late Thomas sisters and a grandson. three and Berntce BrookS Miller. Surviving are two daughters, Mr. Miller was operator of the Mrs. Batey of Columbus. and Associated Television and Radio Mildred Milurons, ReynolcJBburg, eight grandchildren, 20 great· grandchildren and seven great· great-grandchildren. Several nieces and nepllewS also surviVP. Mrs. oner was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ In Christian Union. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Rawlings-Coats· Blower Funeral Home with the Rev. Lawrence Manley officiating. Burial wW be In Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may cl!ll at the funeral borne from 2to 4and 7 to 9 ·p.m. Monday. Raymond L. ~ewell - .- ~ ... ' . .. ..., DISCUSS ENGINEERING - SCS Technician Reid Young, left, discusses engineering plans with job foreman Chuck Paulus. Albert G. Blackwell · Albert George Blackwell, llli, Route 2, Racine, dled Saturday at Holzer Medical Center. He was a son of the late James . and Cora Bentley Blackwell. He was also preceded In death by a brother, WUllam. Surviving are h1s wife, Agnes Backus Blackwell; a stepson, Gregory Eben, at borne; a brother, Charles Preston Blackwell, Stratford, Va.; a sister, Anna Mae Alley, Racine, and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Funeral Home with the Rev. Florence L, Snllth officiating. Burial wW be In the Letart Falls Cemetery. Frlenda may call at the tuneral home !lilY; time after 7 this evening. 82; Clltford C. Cuckler, former Meigs County realtor who made lila hOme with Tony and Shirley Jones ' In Tuppers Plains, died Monday morning at St. Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg. Mr. Cuckler was a son of the late Franklin and Katie Mae Smith Cuckler. He was also preceded In death by a sister, Edith Cuckler and a brother-In-law, Charles H. Bryson. Surviving are a sister, Weltha Mae Bryson, Pomeroy; a niece, Betty L. Blackwood, Mlnersvtlle; a nephew, C!Uford H. Bryson, Pitts-· burgh, Pa., and cousins, Gladys Moore, Parkersburg, and Leo DeU: DavidSOn, Pomeroy. Mr. Cuckler retired from h1s real estate business In 1965. He was a former member of the Odd Fellows Lodge. Memorial services will be anoounced later by the Ewing Funeral Home. Page6 Because tough customers come In all sizes:· Made for Action .... Soft, pre-washed, Pomeroy-Middle~rt, By CRARi..ENE HOEFLICH The bid of D. V. Weber rt Reeds· ville totaling $36,914.96 for construe~ tlon of water 11nes In the Kerr's Run area w8s accepted at the Monday night meeting of Pomeroy VUlage Barnick, but Mayor Andrews assured that any damage will be repaired to the owner's satisfaction. In other action, councu requested clerk Ellen Rought to provide a breakdown of lund expenditures on the Kerr's Run proJect Discussed during the meeting were several road sUps In the vU· !age Including_the one on Union Ave. Mayor Clarence Andrews reported that a representative of the state highway department will be here Wednesday to look over the slips and make recommendations. Councilman Bruce Reed reported the SoU arid Water Conservation Office h811 adv1Bed blm that the Ohio Division of Reclartlatlon felt there was Insufficient evidence that the sUp on Union Ave. Is m1ne ALL THE KENTUCKY .FRIED CHICKEN YOU CAN .· EAT •,.....•... . Pre8e~ce won'~ bring children back FOR JUST $325 CREPY-EN-VALOIS, FranCe- President Francois Mltterrand and Premier Pierre Mauroy'lead the mourners today at the funeral of 44 children killed In the fiery bus wreck last weekend. But "their presence wW not bring back the children," said the mother of four of the vtctlms, her face swollen by tears and sleepless nights. A f!tth child of Montque and Jacy Syx, 13-year-old Eric, returned to h1s parents' arms at1w111ght Monday outside their rundown hOme In a housing project In this ancient town 40 miles north of Paris. Th.e bodies of h1s four younger brothers and sisters·- Christian, 12; Valerte,ll; Patrtck, 10, and Natalie, 9- were with those of the · other dead In plain pine coffins In a nearby gymnasium. Only six were Identified, and the Syx children were not among them. .Selwd Witli . . PO!Itoes, Chicbn Gravy, COlt Sllrlr. Hot Roll, lluttlr lOCI Coffel. Sony. llo subltitutls tXCIIJ( be¥. , . wlllt:ll 11M • ICiditiOIIII prk.e. Every Wednesday Night · BAKED STEAK DINNER The reclamation project near the first ofis October. gra!Jing, Pageville slated forFinal completion by spreading of topsoil and seeding and mulching are all taking place at this DllliiiG 1001 DilLY $335 Kentuckians face murder charge ELBERF_ELDS · IN POMEROY cfOW.. S Fami"Iy Restau•rant .' · J. picnic is planned for this coming Friday at 5 p.m. at the borne of Dr. I , '. Water control structures such as rock chutes, rock waterways and temporary diversions have been installed to handle surface water runofi. By handling runoff water in a safe, nonerosive manner, it will give the seeded areas a good chance to establish without getting washed away, says Robert First, District Conservationist. The reclamation work should help the whole area, in that land with erosion rates 2ro-aoo tons soil los per acre per year will be graded and revegetated to end up with a threefive ton soil loss per acre per year, says First. Money to fund the 100 acre reclamation project was provided through the Rural Abandoned Mine Program (RAMP) and ad· ministered by SCS. The money is gathered from a severance lax on · surlace and deep-rniqed coal. There are approximately 600-300 more acres of acid, bare grouhd that needs attention in the PagevilleSnowville reas," First said. Once reclaimed, the area will be classes as wildlifeland for a period of five years. After the five year period Is up, the land can be used for hay production or light grazing, FU·· stS8id. Meets tonight - Racine Village Council will m~t In regular session this evening at 7:30p.m. at village halL A meeting of the Racine BOard of Public Affairs will be held at 6: ll p.:m. preceding the councll meeting. · . f~Ra~y~P~Ic~k~e~ns~.~~~~~~J~~U~B~W~-~M~Ieln~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f time. Individual Retirement AccountS? For some of our customers, Individual Retirement Accounts have become a confusing sub·ect. 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Glenn,Sturglll,ll, Of the Asbland County sheriff's office, was shot to death about 9 p.m. Monday as he pursued "persons whO had attempted an armed robbery minutes earller," •accordlng to a joint statement released by Ashland County Prosecutor Arthur M. Elk, Police Chief Don Townsend and Shertff Kenneth S. ' Etzwller. David Mull1ns, 21, of Pikeville, Ky., and a 17-year old Pikeville yolith were In C\IStody and a third person was being sought for questioning, according to the slatement. Turnpike income ·shows increase ~ • 1 The staff at our FUll SERVICE BANK are not ' ' 11 commissioned sales peop,le. They're salaried ·, professionals. So instead of pressuring you with · ~ , '· a sales pitch. our staff will give you sualght . ~,. : · Ji: answers to your questi.ons about an IRA Account ~· Ask Us A~ Our J'IEREA, Ohio -The recession Is reducing the number of trucks traveling on the Ohio turnpike; but Income on~ toll road Is up due to Increased fares . 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Plans for dispositiOn of the old vU· !age hall on Second was also dis· cussed, and qne councilman said that the first option for purchase Is from the United Methodist Church. He Indicated that the village had earlier accepted a bid from the church. The clerk was requested to check Into the status of the proposed sale Insofar as the church Is concerned. It was decided that a representa· tlve of council will contact the Columllus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., the telephOne company, and cable television to ask its coopera· tlon_wlthRonAshoftbeOhloPower Co. In efforts to remove power lines ' . . \ e · om~~naty Owned. Bank I .. Bl!ll «o'OIIIi,..... , · 21 " .... ' i 17:lie.S I _.,._,.,_.,.. • Q l'rrlrr I lllllcJ£~ ft!' . a_., a 14.--. ............ .,. ...... ' Officials said InCreased pay, In· eluding one 10 percent boost .and more recently a 5 percent hike, caused the patrol's budget to come up short. The patrol slatloned 99off!cers at firm. Jeno' s Is expected to employ about 175 people to boost the de- Ferguson's probe reveals welfare fraud in Ohio dence of welfare fraud, Ferguson said. The infonnation was part of a speech the auditor made to members of the Rotary Club in Martins Ferry. Ferguson, a Democrat; is seeking reelection in the November election. His Republican opponent is Cuyahoga County Conunissloner Vincent Campanella. In his remarks, Ferguson said h1s examiners found only 81 people In downstate counties illegally received $70,215 In welfare benefits. Southeastern Ohio counties which have been Investigated for welfare fraud have .come off much better than their northern counterparts, according to Auditor Tho- · mas E. Ferguson. Ferguson revealed Monday that his investigators uncovered $4.2 mUUon In welfare fraud statewide. The most frequent Inc!· dents have been detected In CUyahoga County, where $2.3 mUllon was taken from the state by 1,252 people. However, Gall1a County bas had only one case appear In h1s Investigation, In which the siate was b!lked of $270. Meigs County recorded three cases, costing $3,458; Jackson County, one, $183; Lawrence County, five, $5,402; and Athens County, seven, $5,612. VInton County showed no evi- 15 C.nh A Multimedia Inc. NewtpapiM oft Main Street. Approve resolution Counc!l passed a resolution cal· ling for an Improved highway route for U. S. 33 from the Ravenswood bridge north to the Interchange of U. S. 33 with State Route 124 near Rock Springs. The problem of broken and van· dallzed parking meters was dis· cussed at length by Patrolman Steve Hartenhach and Chlel of Police George Stitt. Stitt noted that the meters can be "fixed one day and broken the next." He suggested checking with officials of other villages to see hOw they handle the problems. The chief of pollee's report showed expenditures of $739.00 lor gas during July with 5,691 miles being driven and 51 arrests being made. Cruiser repair was also dis- cussed with council authorizing the transmission seal repair at the Main Street Garage. Repair on the other cruiser was postponed untU the tlrst one Is back Into operation and the quality of work can be evaluated . The cost estimate for the transmission seal repalr was $90 to $110. The mayor's report showed receipts of $2,578. Hartenbach reported parking meter receipts of $1,474. Bill Quickel met wlthcouncU to submit Ills bid tor village insurance. Attending the meeting were Mayor Andrews, Baronlck, Larry Wehrung, Reed, Young, John Anderson, and Harold Brown, council members; Rought, clerktreasurer. Chief Stitt, Hartenbach and Krautter. An executive session was held following the meeting. pressed economy In the southeast Ohio area . Sen. W!lllam F. Bowen, [). Cincinnati, and two other board members voted against the development department grant, calling It an outright gtft of taxpayers' funds to a private,!Jidustry._ Actually, the money. from the department's lndustrtal Inducement fund, goes to the lmprovemen t cor· porat!on, which will pay for theremodeling and then lease the facUlty to Jeno's. The Improvement group earlier this summer obtained a $1.6 mUI!on loan from the state to purchase the plant from the Del Monte Co., which formerly operated it. Under the agreement with Jeno's, the firm will pay $100,0Xl a year In rent untU the state loan, along with 2 percent Interest. Is repaid. · Bowen contended Jeno' sand the community group were or should have been aware of the need to remodel the plant at the time they entered Into the rental agreement. The state should not be asked to absorb that expense, he said. He proposed without success that the money be loaned to the lm· provement corporation "rather than giving them an outright grant." In' other business, the seven· member board authorized the edu· cation department to relmllurse the state colleges and unlversltUes for training and retraining supervl· sors and administrators of voca· tiona! education. The total amount Is $3.89 million. The board authorized the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to provide $:.nJ,axJ of the cost of a new sanitary sewer project In Warren County. Officials said the project, also beIng paid for with federal and local funds, is needed In part to prevent pollution of the Caesar Creek Reservoir. The state leases the reservoir and surrounding park areas from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. "The difference Is extreme," be said. "That's 55 percent oftbe problem In Cuyahoga compared to 1.6 percent In Belmont County and the other 28 do~>11State counties." Because of Cuyahoga's problem·, Ferguson urged that "concen· !rated action" be taken to solve lt. Gavin Plant ordered .to redu·ce emissions 500n as CUITI!IIt stockpUes of coal at the plant are buf)led. Coal now St!JCkplled at·tlfe plant bas not been washed. omctals said that due to the low · demand for. ielectrtc power at this time. the curtent stockpile could last for a relatively long time. The EPA lias ordered Gavin to reduce sulfer emissiOns at the plant from 9.5 pounds per m!lllon BTU lllllfer to 7,41 ppunds. duce sulfer dioxide emi.Sslon levels, the U:S. Environmental Jlrotection Agency bas ordered. . :rile order Is the result of a law11\ilt flied qalnst the Ohio PoWer eo.; owners of the GaVlllplant; IJY the Northem Oh1o Lung Assocla- tlollo:J:~t Oblb Power said they .wm not'bave. to 'lnstaliiiCI'Ubbei'S 11t 'lbe Ohio Leque of Women Vo- COil~ , . last year's exposition, but the number would have had to be reduced to 70 wlthou t the emergency funds, the controlling board was told . In other business, the board debated at length but then authorized a $225,0Xl state grant for the Jackson Community Improvement Corporatkln. The money Is for the refurbishing of an Idle factory In Jackson which the local group plans to lease toJeno's Inc., a nationally known pizza CXJLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) -State controllers have been forced to dip Into emergency funds to assure normal levels of highway patrol securIty at the Ohio State F)llr. The seven-member board released $ll2,584 Monday. to dell:~ the costs of 99 officers- who wW be stationed at the fait, which Opens Friday. tbe ,plallt to meet the Dt!1Y E:P~ ,..,. .•_w the Moltly clear toalght Lows near 70. Wlndl !ipt lind variable. W..._.y, 1111111111!1' beat and bumldlty with haZy •msbtne Hlflbs I, Th ;C · related. However, he noted, core drilllngs are planned for a final determination. Meanwhile, the vUlage authorized the street department to purchase rei!ector stgns to be placed at that sllp. Rejlalr of stfe!!ls was discussed by Jack Krautter of the street department who noted that several holes on Lasley, Vale, Lln<:oln Hill, Butternut, Mechanic, and Second had been patched and a curb rebUilt In Monke-J Run. He also noted that several other streets need re;>alr and the work Is continuing. Council approved $85 for repair of a Gravely tractor u!led In the cemetery. 'The need tor cutting weed9 In thevtclnlly of the Pleasant Ridge and Rock Stneet Intersection was noted by Councilman Blll The James M. Gavin power !W)t In Cheshire bas three years to re- W~ing Ohio lottery..nu~r Security sm,. ' No Commission Charges Consider these advantages of an IRA Tax BenefiU ' Many IRAs involve long distance communicatJons. Your only contact with the people managing your IRA could be over .the phone or by mail. · Spcr"' 2 ..... "'1::::.:::~ writing down any ques- Ohio, Tuesday, $225,000 grant authorized for Jackson Every Tuesday Night Reclamation . Slide presentati.on At the Middleport-Pomeroy RGproject nears ~;;n:e:~e~~~~:'::!~:: . on a golf tournament recently held COmpIelton In Columbus. In other business, a enttne Reedsville firm given Pomeroy job regular and slim. 1 • at y Vol.l1.No.63 Copyriyhtod 1982 Page 6 Page 5 • classic western jean in boot cut, CREW READY- Area that has been graded, shaped and ready for seeding and straw mulch Is shown above . Page3 e CouncU. ' Theilew lines, apartofPbase3of the Kerr's Run Sewer Project, will extend along Route 124 from the old water works to the White House Cafe. qtller bids on the project were $38,104.36 and $46,346. Council voted to secure a permanent easement from the C&O Railroad for a strip of land In the Kerr's Run area needed for laying sewer lines at a cost of $1DI. The concern of residents In the Kerr's Run area abou~ damage to driveways and'other personal real estate was voiced by coundlwoman Betty Just Like Dad's COMBINATION DINNER ONLY DINING ROOM ONLY Soto hurls 5-l win .over Dodgers Clifford C. Citckler 1-;;;;;;;;;:;~~=:~~-=-------;~~-----:- WATER RUNOFF - StonNentered waterway carries surlace water runoff away at non-erosive areas. · July meat prices force bills upward Entry 'blank for Meigs Fair pretty baby, little Miss, Mister contests ·will' wuh coal mlbed at Souther!~ otdo In Melp Coal CO.'s mJDes Courlly. Allllol!8b the . . . . tlnl • I I *' 1lwll, CGitillllf ~l't ~ IIIey will bella ~ - - iadl1tla at ' the rniJillli·u .. - EPA fl!lllliatJons as not'belng .ltr!Jiaii!Dt f!!IOIJP ·~ . ,_..to llllltpvetileEPA ters lias' reportedly crltlcll:ed the Tl)e ~ w8JIU the EPA to Older · ~ .lnltalled at the plant. Wu!dDI the C!l8l wm notreduce tbetidler emllllloaa etiOUih to J)lqtect the public, the II'QUP II!YS. MADE BACIDIOABD8 FOB EMS - Alex May, a ~ Iii liM! ~ llllldor VM ' - J'l'ulram, reoeatJy made eight lw*"oll'dl . lor- bfllte!lliiiPEMS. MaJCidtlte . .._.from blrdt~ llllla trl tlllm Ill a _,._ lbdiiL IHI• wttlt were Melnt IArl I II . . . l:GIDI MaJ 4DaA'ted 118llourl ol Ume Ill Clle WOO.S11a!dltjj..., M 1J1e Melp M~ 8elllor Celller, t1te......., '11iua....,., .. , t' �\ The Daily Sentinel-'age-3 Pome10y-Middleport, Ohio Commentary • ' l'ae•-:ir The Daily s.nitnel '-•••t A1!f'rput, Ohla Turrd111, Au.,rn,1'" · ·.t!ffirt t!U . Soto dumps Dodgers !I! ~ . . . , Mattie meets the Fed.ao;z.s_ The Daily Sentinel CHARLOITESVILLE, Va. - 11le 1tory that followl Ill true Jtory. It II not one ot evenla that reportedly happened to f0111e011e else In 10\ilf other place. This sWy didn't happen OIICil upon 1 time. It hap- u- pened here, thla week, to Mattie ROBERT L. WINGETT f'llt.lllltwr PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH r\!!JitiL.nl Publbkr/Cu•trullrr t'"rf'M'fll Milll(l(H DALE ROO'IIGEB, JR. NrwtP..Ait. A lltt:IIIBER " 1llr .......l<d.Prfl•, lolollll Dolly ....... · -·lalhol •nd Ill< Amt>rh••c Nt'WIPIJW1' Publa.Mr1 A~~~ttriln.. l.t:TffA.'I Of OPINION 81'\1 w~ . Dey .._.. b1o ..._ .... - ......... All WUM'tl lrt" IIUitjefl LM ~~- •nd mul W ldpto4 wUh alldmla 1IICI k'k-~ •mbtr. N• wiiiM! ,..,.,.IWII. ~ . ...wtwln .-.1 ...... ~lilt! M!Wll. lUI pttMUibln. •mc-. .--..-.Urn A difference of official position Wilen the subject Is economics, who are you going to belleve, the Reagan administration or Reagan amlnlstration ot!lclals? Tbere II a difference. As required, the admlnl.stratlon has Issued Ita midyear budget review and forec811t, a document that speaks of a sfinWcant recovery later this year and a 1983 budget cletldt kept to $115 billion. But even before Ita releue, and tmmedtately after It too, high administration olldala disavowed It 811 overly optlmlstlc. Murray WeldeJibaum, retiring chairman of the President's Council at EConomic A4vtaers, called It Wll'l!llllsdc, prior to release. 'lbe behavior of Donald Regan, Treaaurysecretary,suggestadoubt& He declined to live the expected brletlng on the documenL · Earlier, Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige separated biJ:nBelf from the optimism, saying that over thesllorttermtheforecutwuofttile mark. 'lbese are only some of the confusing aspects ot the admlnlltratloo's program. How was such a document produced; that II, where did the Ingredients come from - from the realm of reality, bope, pollllca? Doubts within the administration, wblch produced the report, are muldplled wtslde by those who analyze IL Is ltjustamlstake,thatcooldn't be t·onected In tlln!? A bureaucratic IJunile? A public relations reJeue meant to boost hopes? Or, Lilt even to be taken~ 'lbe blgest cloubts seem to be about the size of the budget cletldt, about which the Reqan people have a record of unjustltled optlml.sm If the ad.mlniJtratlon 11 correct In saying the deficit will be kept to $115 b1lllon, then the queetlon 1s how the Congressional Budget Ofllce can add up the same numbers and reach a total of up to $151llWioll. ADI why the consensus of private sector forecasters, Including thoae In big bustneu and academe, think a 1lgure 811low u $115 blll.loiiiS out at the queedon unless there IS an unforeseen economic surge. Contusion probably w81111't eased when the J)telldeat during the past week reiterated support for a constitutiOnal amendml!nt to hllance the IJud&et. and congratulated a banker who lowered the prime lending rate. Many people, It seems sate to say, are perplexed by advocacy of a budget balance from a president who defends record hlch buclaet deftclts. And l'llll8t people too are aware that the heads of banks don't lower thetr tntereet rates \UileSS their own money costs have dropped. Wby, therefore, the praise? . 'lbe pralse went to John McGUUcuddy, chairman of Manufacturers Hanover Bank, whose own bank's analyses have Included oblervatlons about the president's role In keeping loan rates high. : In brief, almost every bank In the country has been saying all year that ~ aren't the cause of high Interest rates, that they merely re!Ject economtccoodldons, and that the condition doing the mosttokeeptnterest rates high Is President Reagan's bJg budget deficits. In etrect. therefore, thepres~t'scall of praise was to a representative at an Industry that blames either him or Congress, or both, for high lnterelt rates. ' Dudley, 81, crippled Iince Infancy, a little old lady In a wheelchair who peddles the DaUy Prosress· 111 the streets ol this university town. Asot Aug. 1, her Medicaid beneflta have been 8IL!pellded for the nat two years. Howc<me? The government's welfare workers discovered that Mattie Dudley had assets - really, one asset - In excesa ot the mulmwn pennltted by law. And what was thla asset? It wu a'$1,000 funeral certificate that she finally was able to purchase In 19'19 from lhe savinp or a· Purdlue ol the burial certlftcate 1n 19'19 pushed her cloll! to the llmll Now lntel'l!llt on the certificate, 11111Cl1111ting jo$Zif.17, hu pushed her. over the top. AI Glametta said In hla newrpaper lltory, llbe hu dropped zhrough a hole In the safety net. When thjll calamltou overage fll-. st was called to ber attention 1 few weeD ago, Mill Dudley tranlferrecl . her burial cedlficate to 1 friend. 'lbe friend pnmlaed to bury her according to plan, In the gray drea In the III'IY C8lket that Mill Dlldley had picked out. It t)amed out that mere tranlf• ol the c:ertmc.te wasn't enough. Glametta l!lplalns: "Becauae she did not Mil lhe certificate 8nd uae the mo'ney to purcMM ·necearluea sueh u food or clothing, she violated state Medicaid rulea." __;:..__.;..:__Ja __ mes~·....._.J._K_apa_ _ '-ric~k..; . lltory. 'lbey ' ll'llnl .I l)'illjiatbeCic with_ . Welfare worken IWIUIMoed Mlu Mattie lludley'• plight, but rule. are · Dudley to I COIIf-lct In City Hall. nalea. "IfI Dot willt wnrant, lt'l tile"1 1 'lbey gave her three Ollti0111: (1) She replltlonl we bave 10 follow." : cOuld reacqnlre the certificate, cub Another local fqneral bame conIt ln.llllll iipend the proceedl Oil IP' firmed that • "-" otber elderly proved nee.llleli; (I) lhe c0U1j1 pellllionetl have caihid In their prereacquire the certlllcate 111111 keep It, paid ~-In !hi pul )'eel' In . their ... tor lllld tbua lole her S8I betitflll; or (S) order to she CGU1d leave thin~~ the WI)' they Welfare. Jll'l!ll".' _lty A Pf011er atGry should bave'1 hapare lind forfeit her Medicaid benefita for the nat two )'elll'l. Spinnlnc' the PY ending. tbll one cklean'l . wheel ot fortune, rhe picked No. J. ClllgrNmlan Kenneth Roblnlon, Goodbye, Medicaid. will' reprelellts the Charloltelvllle .. "Maybe lametlme I might need area, boiled over when, he learned of It," she told Glametta, "If I got sldl Mattie Dudley's case. He ' - Jn. and COIIIdn't do for myself. But ri8ht trodllced a bill to remedy the now, I can do for rey~elf. I ain't a1tuat1111 for au pellllonera so never sick much." situated, but the miDa of the law 11le welfare workera abouldiKit be 11rlnd slowly lind for this Utile old cut u the wicked witches 111 this lady 1n a wheelchair, tlln! II running out. Wetlme. P08!1e181on or the cef. Wlcate, guarantaelnl! her a funeral from the Hill and Wood Funeral Service, msde her Ineligible for beneflta under the SUpplemental Security Jn. came program. In order to preeerve her SSI beneflta, Jibe was cm~pelled to give up Medicaid Charles Gllnietta, a reporter far the Jlro&resa, apelled out the lnfurlatlilfl facts In a Page One story last week. Mattie Dudley W8ll bom at Miller SChool In Albamerle COU!)ty, where her father was a grouncbkeeper. A cooaenital ccnllt1111 caused her legs to shrivel lind atrophy. She llvel alone In a eparaely fumlahed buement apartment, but every day ~hi! II out 111 the downtown streets, 1 flmlllar figure In her canopied wheelchalr,llelllng papers lind ta1ldng to her cuatometa. Mils Dudley had been getting along, jut barely, on her $2110 a month In SSI benefits. Thla II a federally funded program that aids dlaabled or poor pel'IOill who al'l! not covered by regular Social Security. SUch benefits are Umlted to thoee pei'IOI\II -.hoae aaets do not ezceed ,1,500. Salisbury takes championship Delinquent property taxes should he watched Today in history . tax-exempt property II owned by churches, charitable lnatltutlonS, private colleges, or U88CI tor cemeteries or monuments. Ouily 1.6 per· cent Is a result or tal! abatement. Calhoun, In testlmmy before a House-Senate (.'OIIIIIIIttee studying poulble ChangeS In the state's tax structure, called for a periodic reevalualloo at property that haB been granted tax-exempt statua. A realistic 'analysis I Mr. Lowell WlngeU's "Social Security Threatened" (Tribune/July 29) is an articulate piece. The article exposes the chiinera of social security "refornw"; and Mr. Wingett's description ~the adminilrtration's rhetoric Inference as "hogwash," as weu 811 his pointing to the President's "llll8Zinglack of compaaalon for the poor and the unemployed" is J.elevanL )fr. Wlnl!ett's concern on the lsaue ~~~ton a ~fi'CIIIII ~ of principle and he lnterieJate8 the subject by lllinll facts and fl8ures u I teellilllc: IMI,ylill. But where the wri1er lllrayed, I • • 1111! llntln8 the pelpelulty ~ Uie lloclal Seeurlty Syltem to the f4e)edlon of Sena&or.Honrd .Metrenlillmn 111111 odler Senat.cn for bill!~ iledWed to ..--r"ill the syat~m. 'I'M lldvocacy to return Sinal« Jlll;lenbaum to the U.S. , lllnate II I ~ 1Wiildy . . prudeDI!8 ............ to qll..... ,.., Clll ...... S.lll« ttMOrd II 1•""1111'1 pentheMfor 118n IMI I llandard!" Are not~lllll condemaatlon Ill lhe laue from IIICh a •U.S. 11enat11r taJt. tlrocJuM to "ulUmlte clieldamt' lind "bypenated ~?" 'l'beoclcn R,alllll'tll-l'lllllltild: "'l'bete II no l'llllllllll lliltWIIIt hr ~AIDer"-..... " ... ......... • • " fiAn. . O.DIJ Jls. J*iUiial .IIDIIIIGII Gni' , I. • ,, ..,..um televlllon, l!lme ....... lectlirea and other recreallana1 activities to keep the congrerunen'• and ~·· ..... - cluriullt!lelr crlf hours. Houleunotben ftllid be hired to nm the ..._unlllllb An they made their ~won. b,edl IIIII ..4 their Dltinc _.. . be penllittal, a.t ........ MDwaukft -- i Bolt ..... ; ' WL ~ 4t ' !9 4t M46 9) 48 ~York ~ .J , l 1'tronto Pd.OI .573 .973 .~ Jlfr .510 6% ~1 9} .~ 7 ' 51 49 50 53 .!DS .til 7 91Jr :s e CaJibliu. Chict«< ... 52 49 .5B Seatt~ 52 ~ .500 4:5 61 40 ro 36 ffl .425 OOJ.and Tou Ml.nnesou age haB since changed," Calhoun said. .567 5lfr 1 1!1 11 . 2 Baltimore (Stewar1 7-& ancl D.Martinm: for me." Nixoo, who lost his voice before the game. paid Soto a visit In the r------------ ninth, when the Dodgers got two runners on base with one out. "I said, 'If I could talk and yell, I'd be yelling at you,' " Nixon said. "He's got a tour-run lead and he's starting guys o!f with changeups and getting behind batters." The Dodgers thought they should have scored o.n a disputed tout tip In the fourth with no score In the game. With runners on second and third and two out, one ot Soto's pitches got away from Van Gorder with Steve Garvey at bat. Home plate umpire Dave Pallone ruled It a foul' tlolnstead of a wild pitch tha t Ethk:s Committee, who - ' d have the authority to band out pllllilhmen& wblcb could be lllything frGm forbl4dlng them to 110 111 "Meet the ~" for alllllllth, to not allowlulll them .to fly bame on ~ to• campaiN FOR ftE-!.EIEC'l'ON. Anyoae CIIUIIht baY!ns akahol or fliJt In the dorml could klle hil free mall priVII.-for llllllllb.ll tile of. fenle II I'I!Piilted he wuald be IUII*oled tnm ~ liDUI he braught a note from hia CIIIMI!II Pis p!tc:her, to the New York YanJcees IO complete a June 198llrlde. IIMIIETIIAU. NUtDul BMkiball A•ltdalloa PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERsA<· qulred Jert Judklna, forward ·(\lard . the drawing. Players cannot be 13 before Aug. I, -1982. Entry fee will be $35, plus two approved Little League balls. · There will be four learns and sets of individual trophies goingfoilr to the top four teams, along with a mosthitsandmostvaluableptayer for the tournament. AU games and the drawing will be lield at Blamer hit. ;ttts was one,of my top games. I don t lmow If Its the ~t, but It certainly ranks up there. Texas took a 1.0 lead ln the second. Jim Sundberg walked with one out, stole second and scored on George Wright's tw<K>ut single. Cleveland, however, came back In the bottom ot the Inning. The In· dlans got singles from Chris Banda and Rodney Craig to lead o!f the frame. . . ET 1,1\l\1111"' 111 .. 1 \1(1\11 • • /I I PI; I ' /111.1 1•1 ' • I l!dl• I ' ' r;:==:;::======:::::::::::=:=====; Nobody can protect your HOME · · any better than we canl . look·to us tor quality Homeowne•s Insurance, 1ncludmg_Renters and Condominium Packa~e Plans. We lea!Uie 1ery attrach1e rates. disccunts. and valuable addrtional items such as InflatiOn Prolec -. ':"' R-• -~· ..;J!J· .~ROG~::AayNIER~=~·~ ~ """"'"""" • -"""' gems to earn Sutcliffe's praise. Fischl In said the game was one of his better performances 1n the majors... 1 was 00 the ball real good " ·y Iuouaacoo !lerviCJN __._ ,._...._ ·---- r~t:onl~g~h~t~an~d~w!as~sw~ln~gln~g~p~re~t~ty:J~=:=:=:=:=::::::::=::::::~===='nsurance======~ well, even though I got only the one · SALE ENDS SATUR.DAY -6. fu~ - For further infonnation caD Ron Hudson at 6Johl84-3058 or Carroll Dixon at614-38H965. •• The Saving • Place ·~ Blleon CRIIneY 6-3 and Torrez 7-6) at •. »71. 2 Texu (ScluTliS 2-2 and BulcMr 1).2) at Cleveland ~Bar'ker lo.61114 Sorftllen .7), '• '.. 2 r •• ' '• Gr t-c detenstve RAMS-Placed tackle, on tDP ' Placed Henry Fell.l\lardj John Mons.f .. defto· slve nd; Mark D!Guprr, dfl'en· slvr : tackle: and Tim H01ldBJ, wide recelvl!l', on the tnJurefl reserve lilt. WA.SifiNGTON REDSKINS-Cut MI .. running back; , Clrveland son and Bob Raba. tlaht "'dl; Jrft Dian· I, chard, llnett.ckrr. DJck Craft, Donnie Ee· •• buna and Brian Snow: kldktn; Jobnay Stoull:mlre. Mfety: LEon Williams llld Rlc:hlrd Foley, de-fensive backa; Mike Daum. tacltte; Ken Roark, ~ler, Jolu\ McCol.lum, pard; and Ed Jack1on, d.. < !• • \ flliJtvl ~ tacllle. ROCKE\' , N.. lo. . Rodi"IANEW YORK RANGER9-Sianed : ' , • ........ Hottle< . COU..OB KANSA.S-N•med Mille Clarll ltrfllath ...... ' IUSPS I~!* I A Dhillon of MuiUmrdla,Jur. Publh:100d e v~ afternoon, Mundl:ly lhruu~h Friday,lll Courl Slr~l. by lht! Ohio Vwllt>y Pu bl ishin~ Cornj)iny • Multilnet.IUI. Inc., Pnnlt!ruy, Ohio 4$769, 992-~158 . ~l'OOd dM ~ J)Olltate !')Mill at Pomt'roy, Ohio. Membt!r: ~ AJsuclHlell Pr es:~. Inlar'IIJ D~i ­ ly Prei!Sll As:wcialion and the Amcrkcm ..-NcWspHper Publillht!rs Associalion, Natiunal Adverthdnlo( Rept~:llt! nlt~li v e , Branhllm Nt!wtipapt!r Salt>!, 733 Titird Avenue. New York , New Yurk 10017 . POSTMASTER ; ~nd a\klr~ hl The Daily Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohioti769. Senti~l.lll SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier ur Motur Ruuk Ont.owet!k .... . .. .. . . .. .. . . . 11.00 one Month .. . .. . .. . . . SUO Onc Vt.>ar ... ... .. . . .. .. . .. . . .... $5!.8~1 SINGLE COPY PRICES fhtily .. . .. . .. . . .. .. . .. .. ' . . .. 15 c~ nl.ll Subst:rib\•nJ not des iri n!l( \0 PKY I~ c~rricr may remil in adYilnt.'t dirn.t t ~ ~tw D11il.Y &•nlint•l 11n 11 3. 6 or 12 month hllsts. Cl't.>t.ht will ~· ~i vt> n l'llrrlcr can:h month. No :~ u bsc.·t• lption.~ by nl<lil P':nnillcd in lown.!l wht•rt• hilllll' t'arrlt•r ~1'\'it ·e IIIIIVIIIII:Iblc. Sholshell reDOte litTutea l o 5 b0Jt8l pe' hOu ~l'lo ld K mort'" Sale Price less Factory Rebate MAI(SUBSCRIPI'IONS worldAJIJrtemeRIWiththtPeorla (Ul. l Prancer~ ot . the International ~ (lllld there ia aome ~ quelljoo Whether they provide ser- ( vicell that others cauldn't do much ~ mare cheaPly>, we hive to aee that ' ~ 1nyfrom hame, they Uve In• healthy, aaperviaeed envinaueut. .:They may squawk at the restrtc- • tionl In the beJIInnlng. But In the 1111« nm they'U l!ecl'l!lelul tJi.t we .. ' kept them fnlm 1U the leiilfCIIliOIII , w~ ctqlea lnfroot of thole . lntltk!Ohlu 13 Wcck!i . . . .................. 114 .04 26 Wl.!'l'k.'i . . . . . ..............•.... $27 ,341 52Wt'l.'it-l . . . $51.U Ouladdr Ohln t3 w,•"k" . . . . . . ... ua.zt 26 Wt'l'kli . .. . .. .. . . . ...... $29.&ol .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . ... 1511 .21 ~2Wt'l• kM Your Net Cost per Box SMALL ~AME LOADS DUCK/PHEASANT LOADS 20 gauge 12, 16 gauge 20 gauge 12,16 gauge 4.47 4.67 5.47 5.97 ·1.00 ·1.00 • 1.00 ·1.00 3.47 3.67 4.47 4.97 Game Load Shot1hells· .For Small Game And Practice Low brass shells available in 12. 16 and 20 . '6, 7'h and 8 shot. Calor-coded by gouge. 25 25 Duck/Pheasant Shotahells · 12, 16 gouge in 4, 5. 6 or 7.5 sho t. 20 gauge in 4. 6. or 7.5 shot. • Attend Rio camp wliomalrelhelawaolthelarid. , ,, li ,, Broolll. Crayton, Jack- ' .... Calcacnt, phYakaUy 11nabletopertorm llat. ffEW YORK JETS-Cut Pllll Rich, auard; Z1eh Grate, llntbact~r . MJlwaukee at Toronto. (a ) Teul at CltYel11td, In) Bolton at Ba.ltlmlft, (n) Detroit at Kallau City, (n) MIIUieiCU at Camrnla. 1 ~1 ~ ANGELES actlv,.. Chicqo at New York, 1 ; LOS Larry W.......,.aGIIIMII ' Ron · and A.l!AwM. af~tlf!l ; Pat Graham, defenalve end; Ron V.rrllll, ldcket: Don Shaver, nmnlna back ltld Joe D'Amico, wid! r~lver . Seattle at Oakland, 2 ~ » ,., Grimea, Seaule (Moo~ M l at QaklaDd IL&nl' ron! 1·11 ), (n) ~ ,·~ '-'• ..,. nerback: . (ftenko&-2), (D) ~ The Doily Senlinel II'OOTII.uJ. Na&lollll Foodi.U Leape s BUFFALO BILLS-Cut VIc James, Mllwaulci!e IVudiOVktl 11-tl at 1'oniiiO (Clancy 8-9) , (n) Detmil' IP.UDderWood 3-i) at K&niU City (Botelho Hl, (nl Min~ (HaVens 7-6\ at Cllllomla • Uwearetohlve~and CHICAGO a.TBS- Trad!'d Jay How· ell, 'l'lleldltT• o.... . Today Is Tuesday, Augusta, the215thdayor1982. ~arelliOdaysleft T:holie-rnlsslni I bed check 1fOUid have to. appear In froot crl the IIDule ........, ....... IASDALL Chicago ! Trout~ and Ootlan J.l) at New York 1Er1Cklon 8-1 ud Rawk!y 6-5!. In the year. saying he would never do It again. So ,life will not get boring i!l Washington, chaperoned dances In the Houle dining room will be· held on Salu!'day eveolllp .with ' dates from the NatiOnal Orgaplution ot Women'i RildPta blad In hun the Maryland and Vlqjlnia chaplen. Tran8action8 ll ~ . . . , . . 0at1'1M' 9, Milwaukee 4 fUton 5, Baltimore 2 CleYeiMtf 6, Texu 2 Kanau City 6, Detroit 5, 10 klnlnp Mlnnesotl 9, Callfomia 7 OUland 6, Seattle ~ Ottay aamet IChedpled Today in· history only In the public 1'0011111 downstairs. On weekdaTJ aU leBLIIaiAn would have to be In bed by 10 o'clock with lights out by, 10:!0, euept during filibusters and lpeCia1 occ;ul0111 ·such u the State ot the UDion "4drela by the Pl'l!lldent. SUI Fruda'IJ .at Adanta, ( nJ Moilt~al at Philadelphia, !nl Pltllbu$ at StLoull. (nl Toro~~to < Today'& hlghllght In ~)~story: . On AuguSt 3, 1492, Chrlatopller Columbus set sa11 from Spain on the eJCRedltlon that resulted In hts dtscovery at America. On this date: In 17lkl, during the American Revplution, Benedict.Arnold was put In command of the fortifications at West Potnt, New Yorlt. In 1914, Germany declared war on France and Invaded Belgium 811 World War I bepn. . In 00, It w8i dlacloled that 90 cadets at the u.s.•MlDtary Academy at West Point had been dlamlsaed for cheating In examinations. In 1973, a ftre at an amusement oenlell on Britain's Iale ~Man took S1 Uvea. · . Ten years ago: Nearly an of Englllnd's 42,1lXl dock workers returned to their jobs after a month-long strllre. San Dfelo at ~cwtorl - .«» .Jt.'J "":::::::;:::::~ •-•"' I •' ~DivK,lnu.s City ·91 4fi .569 • ' ,i Banda led the Way !or him. The Wellston Recreation Depart- . Against the Rangers, Sutcliffe ment has announced the dates for struck l!il 1 seven 'and walked two the 25th Little League baseball tour- whUe chalking up his third comnamenl . The double-elimination tour- plete game. The Indians scored six nament will start Monday, Aug. 9, times In the second Inning. Short· with the drawing being held Wed- stop Mike Ftschlln's two-run single made the difference. San Fra1cb(:o (Gtko 5-10) at Atlanta (Campl-4), !n) Monln.s.l (Palrrrr ~~ at PhU*Iptta (Krllloow 9-6), (n) Lol An1tJm tWI!k:h lHl at Ctndnnatl !Pastore 5-71, ( n) PtttltM'Ib (Robbllorl 11~1 at St.l..ouis (Foncib 10-5}, (n) S&n ~ (Wellh WJ at H~ (Knepper 4-ll), (n) w.0? J ' IGIITitS Lol Anfeie1 at Clndnnati New Ybr)J It Cllk:qo .WI!I&K:.\N I..UOVE ~ "The councD belleveB that a wtse Investment for .t he state of Ohio W®ld be to lnsdtute a permanent recheck pt'OII'Illll to enaure that an questionable real propl!rty exemp., tlons actually do qualify.for tax exemptlons," he said. '1t may have been qualified orlg· lnally tor a tax exemptJon but us- Who will su...._p_e_r--:-VI_·s_e_·------.---A-rt_B_uc_hwa_·_kl city like Wasbln&IOn, and give them ""·000 a year to spend, and don't overaee their 1elaUre time, aome of them are bound to pt Into trouble. 'lbere 1!1'1! aeveral solutions to the problem lhat will gUarantee that ~. people will not be left to.their own devicel afterwark boon. ·0ne 11 that Congreaa build male and female dormilorlea ·oo the maD where they would bave to UVe while they are In lll!lllon. 'lbe dormltorl~s would provide j ' wellston LL event • M d be.gutS neXt On ay an unfamUar team 1Mhe Rangers. Scoreboard ... Majors ., ,. ....... ...._ • 111e latest publicity concernlna rumors of congre.sslonal shenanigans with Capitol HID pages and drugs has caused aome aerlous iloul searcltliJB In Wuhington. There has been an outcry for greatar supervillon ot )'011111 pages In their off hours. Rillht now u-15-lllld 1&year-oldl are more or lellll111 their either principle or natlooal lllterest, own, when the)' are not worltlng, and for if his hisNY publicized Mideast nobody saema 1eilpon8ible for them. pi'OIIOIIIlCellllll are to be believed They Uve when! they want to and do one can only conclude that hla views what they .nnt, which can aet them vary Imperceptibly from thGie ot the In aU klndl ottrouble. . IaraeU Knaet. While <:ongr. II prepared to I wonCier If It was poiiUcs or policy chan8e the ruleiu COIIcel'll1ng auperwhich defeated Sella!« Robert 'l'aft vliilll ot the J11111e1, no one'- gotteq to a sfaWICh Zi~ Jew, Howard to the real root ot the problem -IIIII Mdzenbaum In a l!eated election that Ia who will aupervlle the cainpalp "I can do I1IGit for Iarael" legillaiAn? It's quite clear that If contest. We should not bpt that · you lranlplant a · mldciiHced . Senator Metzenbaum ' - lll'dlnlly ccqp-tdi!Jilll lllld ~ to a bill condclned the union ~ ducb 111111 state In the cue crl llnlel, yet he p8l'tldcrcielll~ qlpOIII tba uniftcatiGn wllhln lhe Vnlled 1J1ate1. II noiiUCh ID IICt on put crl hnabr Mdzenbawn wurantec1 of "clouble would have Jet at least one run score. Garvey filed out foul to end the Inning. "He (Pallone) said lt toucbed something. He said he heard It," Lasorda said. "I said 'Yeah, you heard It hit the catcher's glove.' Garvey said It clldn't touch the bat. " Vall had RBI singles In the fourth and sixth o!f Jerry Reuss,l0-9. Dou· bles by Garvey and Mike Scloscla accounted for a Dodger run In the seventh. The Reds · put the game away with three runs In the eighth on Duane Walker's RBI Infield hit, third baseman Ron Cey' s runallowing fi elding error. and a bases-loaded walk to Soto by rellever Terry Forster. Soto, 9·7, struck out 10 - the eighth time this season he's reached that mark - to raise his major league-leading total to 186. Manager Russ Nixon's penchant for letting starters go as long as possible suits Soto, who gained his sev· enth complete game Monday night. Soto pointed out that he hasn't got· ten much help from the bullpen. "He told me that as long as I'm ahead In a game, I'm going to stay In," ·Soto said. "I appreciate "it. I think that In the last two years I've only gotten two saves (from rellev· ers) . I don't know what It Is. It seems like the guys can't do the job Sutcliffe, Dando pace .Jndians win COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Apr!· 'lbe House and Senate have vale tax study group 8IIYI Obloana passed dlllerent ven1ons ot a blll should be keeping a clole watch on aimed at updatlilfl the property tax two developmenta"that have a ell· collection system U88CI by . the rect bearing on the dollars Belli!!' state's 88 counties. Althouah difference~ have been narrowed, the leg· ated by local real estate' taxes. The Ohio Public Expenditure llllatlon stnt Is pending tn a Council said there bave been Jn. conference committee. creases In the amount ot dellnqueat Calhoun said the amount of real property taxes and In property m ptopei'W exempted from taxation which taxe11 do not have to be paid. has also been constantly lncreu"In the case or delinquent Jll'OP" lng. It totaled $10.1 bWion ~ erty taxes, the council reported that the 1982 tax coJJectlon yeat, aJ.most a total ot $22.'1 rnUtloo wu owed In lt percent of the total tax dupUcate. Ohio at the clole ot 1981," Charles "Thla W811 an incre811e of $1.1 bU· A. Calhoun, the group' a execud~ lloo or 11.9 perce~~t over 1981," he director, said. said. "Much ot 111111 rise was due to "'Jbts was an Increase of $32.Jnl1. reapprallals and trlennlill updates lion or 17 percent over COITeSpOIId- In 41 COIIllties." • lng total delinquencies In 19'19," he But Calhoun said that over the said. last decade, property tax exl!mpThe non-partisan research organ· dons have rtsen ~1 billion or 1m lzatton said fallure to COllect sucb · percent. taxes can teed to delldt ftnanclng By tar the largest chunk of propor lmpualtlon of higher levies In the erty exempt from taxation II owned future to dtset the delinquencies. by government. '1t should be remembered tlfat In Ohio, 8.1 perce~~t of tax· Ohio's public schoola receive ap- exempt land or bu1ldlngB ,Is feeler· . proximately 72 percent or each de- ally owned. State ownership linquent property tax dollar account& for 12.9 percent and local Five years aao: Tile president of Cyprus, Greek Orthodox ArchiUhop collected on a statewide basts," governmeult 48.2 percent. Makarlos, died at age of 63. Calhoun said. 'lbe reunatllq ll.B percent of the ODe year ago: U.S. atr tralftc controllers went on strike after contract negotiations with the federal government break down. Today's blrtbdays: Singer TCIJIY'Bennettls 56. Actor Martin Sheen ls42. Thought for today: If you wllh to succeed, consult tllree old peql)e. ChineSe saying. · Letters to the editor CINCINNATI (AP) - Catcher"' Dave Van Gorder doesn't want the Cincinnati Reds to be recognized solely fpr the harm they can lnfllct on pennant contenders. "! don' t want to label ourselves · as a team that knOCks other teams (lUI of contention. What do you call those - spellers? I don't want to be labeled as a spoUer," Van Gorder said, after the Reds halted the Los Angeles Dodgers' charge toward the top Monday night. "We just want to go out and win some baseball games," Va,n Gorder said. "If people want to call us that (a spoUer), tha,t's tine. But that's not what we consider our· selves. That's a defeatist attitude, tome.'' The Reds used Marlo Solo's six· hitter and Mike Vall's two RBI sin· gles to stop the Dodgers 5-1 and end their four-game winning streak. ' Those four victories carne In a ser· JUNIOR CHAMPIONS - Salllbary recently Dlfl!l' Couch, abooila Zirkle, Sandy Balley,. Sae I'll~ les sweep o! the Natlo_nal League cililmecl first place In ·the Melg..Ma- junior glrla' sons, Dianne Stet. Sec:l'Dd row - Ceacb Davtd Pratt, West·Ieadlng Atlanta Braves that softhiilllesgue. Pictured 11'1! tesm memiJers, fnml, (1- • Deiulna Slek, L)'Dil Cl!Ue, Carla King, Tammy Eblin, put Los Angeles back Into the pen· rl, Gena Scarbarry, Trlsb Davia, Susan J011e11, Jen- bal«frl; Darla KID& MartaMuaer,MaryMIUer, Tamnant chase. my Eldin, aDd Assistant Coach Sandi Jones. 'Jbe Joss Monday night pushed ' third place Los Angeles back to 7 ~ games behind the Braves. "Certalnly that's what I wanted to avoid" an unhappy Manager Hitters for Salisbury were Maria In the 't/leigs-Mason Junior girls' Other hitters were Rhonda Zirkle, Tom Lasorda muttered. softball league Salisbury claimed Sandy Bailey and Lynn Chase, with Musser with a home run and single, the best two of three games to take two singles each. Carla King al)d . Couch a triple and two singles, Chase two doubles and a single, the league championship over the . Jennifer Couch added slnl!les. Middleport hitters were Cindy Rlf- Darla King a double and single, Middlepofl:Braves. The newly crowned champions .fie, Ruth Porter, Leanna Plants, while Trish Davill, Carla King and Rhonda Zirkle, each added two scored an easy 1+6 victory in ·the Laura Fry, andJulleRoush. Susan Jones was the winning pit- singles. Gina ~arbury, Sue Par· opener, then claimed the series in two games after outlasting Mid- cher and Julie Roush suffered the sons, and Deanna Slek each singled. Hitters for the Middleport Pandleport 111-13 in the finals. loss. In the second game Salisbury thers\vere Julie Roush with a home CLEVELAN[)o(AP) - Rick Sut· Salisbury came upwith 11 runs in the first two Innings of the opener, claimed an 111-13 victory after jum- run, triple, and a single.. Kim c111fe 1s showing the klndotpltchlng then added three insurance runs In ping out to a 7.0 lead In the first in· Stewart had a double and smgle, form that won him Rookie of the ning, holding the lead throughout the · Leanna Plants a double, Ruth Porter Year honors In the National League the fourth enroute to a 1+6 win. two singles, and Julie HyseU, Cindy a few years ago. Salisb~ hitters were Darla King contest. . and Marla Musser who had perfect Hitters for Salisbury claimed an Holley and Samsntha" Roush each a But after his five-hit pitching led nights at the plate. King had a home 13-13 victory after jwnplng out to a 7· single. Jennifer Couch was the win- the Cleveland IDiuans to a 6-2 vic· run and three singles, while Musser 0 lead in the first inning, holding the ning pitcher and Julie Roush the tory over the Texas Rangers on looer despite a good effort. had a triple, double and two fingles. lead thr~hout the contest. Monday night,· Sutc111fe divulged that he's been getting some help from rookie catcher Chris Bando. On this night, Sut.clltlewas facing 'I ' I RIO GRANDE - Two Meigs , . County youths recenUy attended the Rio Grande CoUege llilsketball SciiO!Il for girls. .The canip II~ at individual development through fundamental driplllnd competition. Girls of all ages toiiJI part In the HBSion. Kim Sprouse ot 8ouPiem Local Mld'dle SChool and Ruth Fry of Melga Hlgll School are the Meigs County a~ that participated in theeaql .. '1'lle lUo Grande CGUege C8!DP Is acDowledled ., - ot the pl'tiJiier hj* bD ~ liP tile . . . A .. ~~ .... ... calllcl I .......... tl!e ,~ DUI TO THE FACT THAT OUR SIRVICI DEPT. HAS CLOSED·THI SERVICE SPECIALS FEA· lURED IN THE NEWSPAP~.R AD CANNOT Ill! HONORED. ANY · INCOtt· THIS MAY HAVE K mart"' Sale Price 2.97 �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ol!.io UidfYIA SA eta &!.,1..~ l .:Little Miss ·and Mister and pretty ·baby contestants for, Meigs Fa~r accepted ~ 1 Uu pel Holy Land sing Tuesday at 7::Jl p.m. (eaturlng George and Charlotte Dixon. 11111-tlme evangellslli In the Church of the Nazarene and recording artists, and BUly Sunday, evangelist and ra, dlo personality. The public Is welcome. TUESI)AY pOMEROY Chapter 186, OES, will meet 7:45 p.m. Tuesday to honor Masons of Eastern Star. All officers should wear chapter dresses. fleers are expected to be there. I MIDDlEPORT - Rev. and Mrs. Victor Nelson will beat Mid- · dleport Independert Holiness Church at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday for a special service. The couple will be leaving soon to do mission work in the Bahamas. Rev . Odell Manley, pastor, invites the public. Little Miss and Mister Meigs ' Coun- ted to judge theScontest, and one boy and orte girl will be chosen as Little ty. on Saturdity, Aug. 21, at !·p.m., will The contest will be sponsored by Mister and Little Miss Me!gs Counbe the lllliiUI pretty baby contest Elberfeld''s Department Store, and ty. The Little Miss and Mister will spOIIIIOI'1ld by Elberfeld's Depart- · conducted by the Middleport MIDDlEPORT merchants inment stc1re and conducted by the Business and Professional Women's each receive a $50 gift certificate, terested in the August WEDNESDAY Middleport Business and Club. Meigs County children only and all participants in the contest promotional program should at· Professional Women's Club. are eligible, and must have been will receive a ribbon. tend the planning &eSI!ion at 5 MIDDlEPORT - Bend area Entries may be sent to Mrs. Seven ace groups as of Aug. 17, born between Aug. 17, 1974 and Aug. p.m. Tuesday at LaSalle Hotel. THURSDAY Water and Snow Ski Club me.ets Alwilda Werner, 915 Park St., Midwill be judg~ by out-of-i:ounty 17,1978. at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at POMEROY - Revival, Keno judges, w;lth one girl and one boy Out-of-i:ounty judges will be selec- dleport, OH 457fi0. SUTTON Township trustees LaSalle Hotel in Middleport. All Church of Christ, Thursday, 7 :;10 being seleeted in each age group to will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday in the interested in learning to ski are p.m. David Tysinger of Ten· Meigs County Fair l\lCillve first place prizes of $5 gift Syracuse municipal building. welcome. to be the speaker. nessee Uttle'Miss and Mister Contest certlflcalel. AD children entering or Pretty Baby Contest the contest will receive ribbons. CHESTER -Chester Church RUTLAND - Skating will be POMEROY - Organizational Entry Blank 'l1le age groups are birth to three of the Nazarene will hold a gosheld at the Rutland Civic Center meeting for Meigs High School months, three to six months, six to 7:36-10:30 p.m. Wednesday. No girls interested in playing Send to AIwilda Werner, 915 Park St., Middleport, with$! entry fee. twelve months, twelve to eighteen admission will be charged and volleyball this fall, Thursday, 7 months, eighteen months to two participants should bring their p.m. at the high school. Name ............ . ....... . .......... . ....... .. .. . ... . .......... . years, two years, and three years of own skates. age. MIDDlEPORT - Evangeline Birth Date ........ ........ . .. . ...... -- ......................... · · An entry fee of $1 will be charged, Crystal Manley, daughter of Mr. SYRACUSE Church of the 172, Order of the Eastern Chapter .•nd must be sent in with the entry to and Mrs. Robert Manley of MiddleNazarene NWMS service will be 7 Star, Middleport Masonic TemParents' Names ...... .. .. . ... .. . .......... · . ... · · .... · .. · · .. · .. · · port, Is a surgical patient at VeteMrs. Alwllda Werner; 915 Park St., p.m. Wednesday. There will be ple, Thursday, 7: 30 p.m. Officers Middleport, OH 45780. Entrants rans Memorial Hospital. She would installation of new officers . All ofto wear chapter dresses. Address . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... .. . ....... ... .... .... .... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · appreciate cards which may be muit reside in Meigs County. Boys and girls four through seven sent to the hospital, Mulberry ~-------------------------1 Phone Number . . ............ . .. .......... · · . ... · .. · · .. · .. · · .... · · Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio. years of age will be eompeting Wednesday, Aug. 18, at 5:30p.m. at the Contest Entry (check one) ( ) Pretty Baby ( ) Little Miss or Mister Meigs County Fair, for the title of Expeded to again prove itli We Have Lost Our Lease On One Of Our Main Warehouses••• ALTIIOUGH WE LOST OUR LEASE ONE YEAR AGO WE HAVE JUST NOW HAD TO VACATE THE BUilDING. WE ARE OVERBI'OCKED ON AWl OF~ AND NO WHERE TO PUT THEM. IN ORDER TO GET OUR INVENTORY ADJU8TED TO THE WAREHOUSE SPACE WE NOW RAVE, WE ARE REDUCING OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE FOR QUICK SALE. SOME ITEMS AT COST! 5 Calendar 0 LOST OUR WAREHOUSE LEASEI We Need Your Helplll The Dally Sentinel-Page Pom.oy-Middleport, Ohio ';JOiiularllr at the Meigs County Fair · 0 THE WE WOULD '00 TIIANit MASON ME'1110DIBI' CHURCII FOR RENTING THISBUIU>INGTOUS,ONTBECORNEROFSflOONDANDPOMEROY,OVER: MANY YEARS. JUST UU: MANY OhlER 111INGS, WlTII 'l1IE PROGRESS OF • 111E CHURCH SEES FIT TO USE 'l1DS BUILDING FOR OI'BER VENTURES. WE 1fJ8H TIIEM WEU. IN WHATEVER THEY r.L\Y 00. Every Piece Of Merchandise We Have In Our Store Will Be Drastically Reduced For Thl1 Sale. All Appliances, T.V.'s and Furniture Item• Are Included. Thlt Could Be One Of The Largett Price Reduction Sale• In Th• Hlttory Of Our Store ~hlch Extend• Ov•r 32 Years. • Announcements ZENITH T.V. REDUCTION SOLID WOOD DINmESI Save 30% On ' Umlted series of 198323" ~e TV's. Oaly lib: to seD, wbeJI t1111e ere gone there wi1J be no ll'lCII'e. WbDe tbey lul Any Set In Stock. We have sets stacked to the ceDing. No wbere else to pat them. Available In maple, pine and oak flnlsbes. Our loes: Your gain. Example: SoUd oat I cbalrs and 4!" table, expands to N". Rea; '749." 'Gilkey '54995 5 19" ,Color 0 ley, tiavld Baney. Johnny Mace, August 4-, 1982 Chucll Mlanor, EDen Thoma, Terrl You are likely to form partnership this coming year in areas where Thoma, Kevin Thoma, Sheryl you have previously acted independently. It's possible that you might Thoma, Dwight Sturgon, Johnny · team up with several different people for several different purposes. Wolt. BW Young, Myrtle GOkey, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There is a chance today that you may be tempVIrgil Gilkey, Earl GOkey, Eleanor ted to do something against your better judgment. To ignore your own WUbln, Eric Bingman, Kyle Bingcounsel might prove unwise. man, aU of Glouster, Lester Pierce, VffiGO (Ang. 23-Sepl 22) Strive to be industrious today, but don't atJoanne Pierce, Stewart, Ray Judtempt to take on things which exceed your limitations. Recall the straw 8011, Susie Gilkey, Sam Gilkey, hat thst broke the camel's back! tommy Gilkey, Terri Greuy, LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl Z3) Being your own perosn is admirable, ~ut _)'of!llta, Leigh Leach, Iva Powell, today all will go smoother for you if you abide by the w1ll of the maJonty Pomeroy, Herbert Gilkey, George . rather thsn oppose it. Gilkey, New Marshfield, Kermit SCORPIO (Oct. 4-Nov. 22) Family problems should be kept Within the Gilkey, Martha GOkey, Tim GOconfines of the home today. If you permit outliiders to intervene, you may key, Alslha Gilkey, Darwin, Garold open up something you will regret. Gilkey, G*'Ys Gilkey, Athens, Mr. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Gauge your audience wisely today. and Mrs. Ray Brlckles, Radcliff, Take care not to introduce inio a conversation a topic about which you LuctUe LeMay, McArthur, Ronald and another person hold firm and opposing views. WlbuD, Shawna WlbUn, Millfield. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Be a bit more careful than usual with your personal possessions today. Don't leave anything of value lying about which might tempt 11 taker. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You function best today if left to your own devices, so try to steer clear of persons who make demands of your The 11th annual Farrar reuolon time and who attempt to dictate your activities. was at Tar Hollow State Park on PISCES (Feb. 20-Marcb %0) Difficult situations will be made harder July 25, With ti4 attending. today if your attitude is negative. Go in knowing that you can work things GUts were presented to Robert out, and you will. · · Farrar, oldest; James Farrar, ARIES (March 21-Aprlll9) Avoid groups or cliques today where you longest marriage (49 years); may have to deal with a member with whom you're not on the best ofter· Jackie Sue Farrar, youngest; and ms. A confrontation is possible. Tommy Smith, lo;>ngest distance TAURUS (Apr1120-May 20) This is not the day to challenge authority bnaveled (VIcksburg, Va.). figures; especially those wlio have some influence over your career. You Wenda! and Shirley Farrar were could come out a trifle bruised. elected .pk!Bs next y.ear. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Try not to let having the last word be too Present were Robert and OUve important today, particularly if it could jeopardize a relationship. You Farrar; Francis Farrar and tammight win the battle but lose the war. Uy, Bess and Junior Miller, Michael CANCER (June 21-Jnly 22) Unless you are on guard today, there's a Rogers, Ron and Jan Stewart, possibility you might be maneuvered so as to be held accountable for Lynne Malone, Ricky and Chris, another's mistakes. Bedroom NEED A RECLINER? Suite WE'VE GOT'EM Bonanza Jutt Arrlv•d Broyhill, 4 Plec• Suit• Priced At '1599•• Umited Offer! Save Up To '15000 On A Chair. Rocker Recliner ~le Priced. WE'RE MOVING THEM OUT TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEM COMING IN. LAMP SPECIAL! Nothing Will Be Held Back!!! and Mlldred Wolf, Charles Farrar, RobertBolloandfamlly,Lawrence Lori MUOO. Randy Farrar, Pvt. TABlE LAMPS: YOU BuY ONE, WE'lL GIVE YOU THE MATCHING LAMP FREEl .FLOOR LAMPS: WOOD AND BRASS. ' =::: ;:;:roilly~,~M~~~ An unbelievable low price of APPLIANCES SAVE SOME OF THAT HARD EARNED MONEY OF YOURS ON ONE OF OUR MAYTAG, GIBSON, KELVINATOR OR SUNRAY APPUANCES. SAVE $150.00 ON A 17 CU. FT. GIBSON FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR -· ~~,;d:r.irs~v!~ lilr and fatnlly, Mr. and Mrs. Brn Bobo 'and family SLEEPERS! 0 FULL AND QUEEN SIZE AVAILABlE. SAVE $180.00 AND MORE. SOME AVAILABlE NOW . wtmiNNERSPRING MA~. at the .A1fn!d and Helen Frank Farm,'Telll Road. Following the picnic, softball, hor• seahoe ilnd other games were played. · Attending were AUred, Helen and Donna Frank, Leshe and WHY NOT LAY-AWAY ONE FOR CHRISTMAS NOW. IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY. A SMALL DEI'aliT WILL HOLD IT UN'I1L YOU NEED IT. WE COUlD HAVE ONE OF 11JE LARGEST SELI~C'IWNS OF DESKS IN THE TRI·COUNTY AREA. SEE THEM IN OUR SHOWROOM! ' The Public Utilities Com- ISCONTINUID CHINAS. missiOn o1 Ohio has set lor public h3aring case No. OJ"BN FRONT ,WJTH GLASS p()OJ'S, ' ' 82-161-EL-EFC, to revieW tile lull procurllmenl practice$ IIIII policies of the , :Ohio Power Company, the · · operalion of Its' Electric Fuel Component, and ra· latld llllltters. This hear· ONE ONLY· MAPLE FINISH WILL ' ONE PlllCI: aiiNA, SOIJD PlNE, ~Ul[Jii'UL CABil¢r8. . _..SAlE . IUil.G.... PRiam • • ONE ONLY. • . SAlEM MAPLE, 0 RI!XJ. • .ta iRildui:ed to . . . . NO MORE AT 1'HJB PRIIY. · lng llachlduled to begin at 1:00 p.m. on August · · ' 30, 1912 at CitY Council • CM'tll.-s, 218 Cleveland ~venue, S.W., Canton, Ohlo44702. . . All h. "'d parties will btl 111 OIIIICII'IIInlly Ill btl lin. Fuie.lnlar· -- 111111111 btl llbtalned • · =-=-~ V" Com- PH. ft2-2210 C.().D. E ONE TOP Front·end al1111ment 0 All A.meOcan caii. $13.75 I CheYtttM Itt 101 onty. 1 """""'~~ · Wllh 11011........ t<; drtvt &ndlor Mac:Phnon IUIPif'lslon, Ht all ldlur-ang~. We'll set caster, camber llld t""'Jn to manufacturer's original SDeCiflcatlona. No oxtra charge for cars with factory air or torsion bart. Parts extra, II needed. Call lor your appointment. DON'T LOA FLAT TIRE SPOIL YOUR DAY THIS TIRl. HAS (lOAD HA:Z.ARD WARRAN:rv REMINGTON BIAS-B~LTED TIRES r olyester Cord Fiberglas s Belts o . F. . Whitewall SIZE A78-13 COST ~ iRn.JJ 3ll.50 ~ C78·13 £78·14 F78-14 G78-14 li1IT4 Ir.]l.ili ~ 4i:OO rim.l5 ~~ ~n l78-15 l78·15 54.50 5 LOll IMI MOUNTED & BALANCED FREE TREADWEAR RATING 110 PLUS F.E.T. POMEROY HOME & AUTO CORRECTION In Our MaHer This Week Men's Sweatshirt Gray TUBEs · OCKS · Should Read sl.45 APair Sorry For.Any Inconvenience THE JONES BOYS Frank Afamily picnic was held on July 4 lEGAl NOTICE LOOK I ROLL TOP DESK DELIVERED PRICE Pomeroy .• • ........•. . .... • ............ $26.00 Ton Middleport& Racine .. . .... _.... - _. _... -. S27.00Ton Meigs county ...........• ..... ...... . . - . $28.00 Ton ~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~~U~,~~~~~t~~;~tn~~·~·~~~~~"~2-~2~oM;~~~~~~~~~o~H~.~ and ~· Chapin, Jett Farrar, ,Mrs. Larry Byrd, Martina Farrar, . David and ,VIcki Emerson, Dave and Wanda Farrar, Greg and ~ · ~yes. James and Hazel · Reg. '49u '29 95 4 TON MINIMUM Farrar WE ARE COMPLETELY OVERSTOCKED ON BEDROOM SUITES AND NOWHERE TO PUT THEM.·· WE HAVE SUITES ON ORDER AND IT'S TOO LATE TO CANCEL THE O~ERS. WE ARE WIUJNG TO DEAL · ON ANY SUITE IN STOCK. MAKE US AN OFFER. NO REASONABlE OFFER WILL BE TIIRNED DOWN. Every Wall-Away ·And Bill, Shirley, Bill, Jr., Shari and Kim Cogar, MinersviUe; Loretta, Albert, Eddie and Laura Van Cooney, Elyria; Sharon Cogar, Phyllis and Dana Turner, Syiacuse; and Brian and Joe Lynch, New Marshfield. Pittsburgh, NR 8 Mine Run (Strip) CHESTER - The gospel Holy Land sing tonight Is at Chester Church of the Nazarene and not at ChesterhUI. The sing begins at 7::Jl p.m. and features George and Charlotte Dixon, fuU-tlme evangellslli In the Church of the Nazarene and reconling artlsia and Bllly Sunday, evanieust and radio personalIty. The publlc. Is welcome. Astrograph Bailey, Mary Batley, Bobble Bai- '398° Save ., AWhopping '240" Rhonda Frank, Rick, Brenda, Angela and Richard Cogar, Sheila Harris, Pomeroy; Ginger, Yvonne, Carla, Melissa and Marty Edwards, Clifton, W. Va.; Roger, Jane and Joey Coates, Renee Reibel, Chester; The famUy of the late Thomas Gilkey met July 25 for their 12th l'eiiiiiOII at the S.R 33 park. Prov1dlng music were Junior WlbUn, Penny Bingman and Kermit Gilkey. Joining the occasion were Glen Stanley, Faye Stanley, Lyman Stanley, Roberta Hudnall, Tonya Hudnall, Larry Batley, Opal · AD otb~ 1tl2 sell In doell reduced for quick sale to mw room for the 1J8S models te amve. Reg. '799 11 SALE'559' Meigs families gather for reunions HOUSE COAL Correction * Attaches Easily to Any TV! 18K Color Computer WHh Standard BASIC SPECIAL On All Suede And Leather Coats SAVE 20% - of All on Cleaning . Suedes·and Leathers during the month -of August. 95 399 *That's$98 Less Than Last Year's · Equivalent • 16,000 Character Memory • Uses Instant-Loading Program Paks For Games ll!nd Personal Uses . • ~rn BASIC Programming With Our Entertaining 3()8-Page Tutorial Manual • Create Your Own Glllphlcs With VIvid Colors and Exc~lng Sound Effects New Low Prlcesl Csah In on TheM Program Pak"' Savlngsl • Challenge Your Computer at Chesa Wu $39.95. Now-$34.95 • Dlno Ware. Waa $39.95. N0w-S28.ts • Hit the Downhill Slopes With Skiing -WII $39.95: Now-$29.95 • Backgammon.,was $29.95. Now-$19.95 rtad1e lhaek SEE IT AT YOUR NEARESt ·. RADIO SHACK STORE, COMPUTER CENTER OR PARTICIPATING DEALER �P~ The Daily Sentinel 3,1982 Higher meat, butter prices boost grocery costs Non·foods represented 21 percent of the Items on the AP checkllat, but accounted for 14 percent of the In· creases. Foods, by contrast, repres· en ted 79 percent of the Items and 86 percent of the Increases. There were widespread In· creases at the meat counter, gener· aJly reflecting smaller supplles of beef and pork at the wbolesale level. The prtce of a jlound of chopped chuck went updul1naJuly In six cities; so did the prtce of a POund of center-cut pork chops. By Associated Press Higher prtces for bastes like meat and butter helped boost grocery prt. dul1ng July for the third stmlgllt month, according to an Associated Press marketbaskel survey. Last month's average rise In the prt~ of a random list of 14 food and non-food Items was less than the rate of Increase In either May or June, but was almost twlce the rate of Increase last July. The AP survey Is based on a l ist of .I-'OmmOnly purchased products wlllch were priced In one super· market In each of 13cltles on March 1, 1973. Prices have been rechecked on or about the start of each suc· ceedlllg month. 1be latest survey showed the marketbasket bill went up last month at the checklist store In eight of the clttes surveyed. The bill went doWn In five clUes. Overall, the marketbasket bUts Increased by an average of seven· tenths of 1 percent Tile July rise followed a May In· crease of 1.3 percent and a June jump of 1 percent. The July 1981 Increase was four·tenths of 1 percent. ce& Butter prtces also were on the rise, Increasing last month at the checklist store In eight of the cities surveyed. But the price of a dozen, medium white eggs dropped In eight cities last month. Comparing today 's prtces wlth those at the start of the year. the average marketbasket bill at the checklist store was 5.6 percent higher at the start of August than It was at the start of January. The government IS predicting that prices for domestically produced farm foods - not Including things like co !fee which Is Imported - wlll rise an average of 5 percent to 6 percent durtng all of 1982. No attempt was made to weight medium supr. - - Choice) - l b o. ~7.10; IC»-7001111. - ce l I - \. P-Ho~on; GoodondU10kelltlo100 lbo. 4HI; • lo 4110 ibl. 'loll; 1111 to Mlllbl. 41.» G.IO; ... to111Dibi. -511;11111G'IIIIbo. 4UI ; 7001o . . tbl. 4l.IG-O; IGDindover4HI. Fe<der Buill: Good IJid Choice IIIII to 100 lbo. - .IO; IIJO lo IOO lbll, ~ 7 : 4111 to 100 lbo. ·o. IUO; 100 to 411111bl. 41.51141; IGD to 700 1110. 44-61: 7UIHoiGDlbl.4t~; Dllldoverll-41. HOG PRICEs; HOilll: !No. l. lllrrowa and GUll) :llf).DOibo , ilololetDSieenllndlllllltiiOtoDibl. Bullo 1.11110 lbl.llld ap.U. Buldlerlloane4 F - Pip; (By tile Readi1042. . •Rt~lilll e Fr,_ Hllmotes WIShtrS ' e Ranges • Retrlgeraton ' • Dryers • FrHaers PARTS and SERVICE La BONTE' S QUAIL FARM • -Speclel - -------- ---=----=- -· BASJtET- Cllllrt cem........ prices of butter, e•••, IUid .-"" port chopo ID U U.S. cities over d!e period !rom Jaly 1 to Aq. llhll year. ....! ............,. t (AI' , .' . •. .: • TOM HOSKINS 1 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy, Oh. Ph. 992·2174 2·26·tlc ROUSH 'I CONSTRUCTION New Homes ' - ex.tensive remOdeling • Electric worlc •cust.om Po!• Btdgs. •Roofing Work I 14 Years E•perience 302 Mechanic st. Pomeroy, OH. PH . "2·6506 ' •SEAT COVERS " •VINYL TOPS •CONVERTIBLE TOPS •CARPETS •A Complete Line of Automobile Upholstery 7·1·1 mo. pd . .' Or Write DillY Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeory, Oliio4Si69 • Greg Roush Ph . 992·7583 or992· 2282 Roger Hysell GARAGE . . ......... ... . . ...... ' I • • 010 ._. • • • • • • •• _,". · · · · ·' .-.10 ' ...... ,. ,. -~· 51·HouseholdGonds 52·CB , TV & Radio Equipment 53·Antiques S4·Misc . Mt!rc handise 55 Building Supplies 56· Pets tor Sale 57·Musclaltnstruments 58·Frutts & Vegetables 59· For Sale or Trade Rea• estate 31 Homes tor Sale J2·MObl le Homes for Sale 33-Farmsfor Sa te 34 Business Bulld tngs 35 Lots & Acr eage 36·Real Esta te Wanted emplaymeet Set• PlEBS ... .. .. .. ........ ' ' · , . ' 51. Rt. 1U Pomeroy, OHI' AlllO& TRUCK 71 ·Aut05 for Sale 7i· Trucks for Sal e 7J.Vans&4WD 74·Motorcyctes 75·Boats & l.)ot 0rs 76·Auto Parts& Accessor ies 77·Auto Repair 78·Camping EQuipment Also Trlnsmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3·24·tlc PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice for Dark Diamond : Coal Corp., Shade, Ohio 45776. An application IS at the Meigs ·county Recor· der' s office for a strip mine operation. Frac. l : T·2N: R· 13·W; Salisbury Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Interested people can see these forms and maps at the Meigs County Recor· der's Office anytime. ,,, ,,,, -__..... .,..,............. . .,_,. .. . .... . ..... . -·~ Go Ilia County - Meigs Couniy . Mason Co., wv Ar{'a;:COdt m ·~ Ai:ta C~e 6111' .. ;- .;"'··A,:ea COde 304 , 44Hollipolh ' " '"2.,...;-,tddlt,JOI!ii'!('-..,- 75"-Pt. Plnsant 367-Che ~It• ' . _ PemrroY 451-Leon 311-Vint~ ce. ' 1 t~llester 576-.1\pple Grove 245-RioGrande 34:1'-Porltand 773-M.son 256-Guyan Dlst. 247-Letart Falls 812-New Havon 195-Letart 64:1'-Arabil Dlst. 949-lllclne 3"-i Walnut 742-llutlond 937-Bullolo 667- Cootvllle -~ Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 42 -Mobil e Homes for Rent 43 Fa rms for Rent 44 Apartment for Re-nt 45-Furn!shed Rooms IS-Sc hool s lnstructton 16 Rildio , TV & CB Repillr 17 Miscellaneous 81 Home Improvements 82·Ptumblng & Heatinq 83·Excavatlng 84·Eiecrical & Relri~eration 61 ·Farm Equipment 62·Wanted to buy 63·Livestock 64·Hay & Grain 65·Seed & Fert•lizer. ·Up to.1_5 Word s .. Three day insertion ..... , ... $4.00 86·M .H. Repair 87·Upholstery . . I . ·- - up to j5 wordsh :St ,..dl9 47 ·Wanted to Rent 4fl EQuipment tor Renl 49 For Lease t8.Wanted To do I I 1\]ptol5Word s · Oned ayinsertion :·.... . . . . .. S3.ou :,. '· .I ... ; tnsertitln ....., .... ..... sr.oo ., ~' Yin,! & AlumiiUII Complttt ptttr WOtl, CGIIIplett 11110M1ill(. nJOI. " (Average 4 words per linel ..... Public Notice Carry E. Spencer, Clerk of Coum Meigs County, Ohio BY: Marlene Harrlsoo Deputy 1. Carson Crow, Attorney for plaintiff, Robert G. Ashley ·(a) 3, 10,17,24,31 (9) 7,6tc I -··•· - -···• llome .... 20 ,..~~. FIH estilnllts CIII143-J_J22 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992--2259 J . I I I ·1 i I' iav, . usTING-.IIIicl~~e- •u.aao. & g11llnes •dumplruck •nmestOfle Write your own lid and order by mall with this . 11 coupon. caneet your ad by phone when ·you -!let I results. Money not refundable. 'l II1 Ucensed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 r. W!1 "'" · ESTHER AMSPOddKER. t 32 chains and · "wlloH lut known a rtSS ·~t~t'l;;:: 'To''~ stone in the . w1s Colum-:/'' Ohio, Act. lfli!tf liM of Section No. 32, dress now un nown. ~ ~ ~~~k~ye51n. bea; s .. , ~u;r~, JOV .. ' ,- N•..w~ . ' .. ' . BACK,HOE • FOR HIRE ·- I lWIIItecl I li'Wiale I ,, .' ~·' PRESENTS T-~­ UI!Jrilb ...... llr1llloioll lht-llrlfllfWII ' All IJqft . . Fri. ' 111.·1 P.II.·IH.II. II!Jrilb "' Plict 1111Sa!II'$JAi11j IIIM.-111. lbi.WTDtiolll . . . (ldl ' ............ ""'... ,... ....... .. __,____.__ ..··~--,....,...~ ,.... ..... 2. .........;..,..___,~-""- ' . -,.'"-c-':....,..:.::.:..........::c..... I. ...;_--,:=,._,.;;::~ _..;.::..;'-'-'.;;;..;.:.~­ "'"""~~~­ ..;::...;...:._~_;_ 11. '" -_ -'-.:... 1J• ....,. _' _ _ •·---.....-"· --4..;.:.........._ ' " . 22:, •. ~ ~ 2•. 25. 26. ....__.:..___:_;;_.:.__ 27. - -;7:c.:....:,;-:::.;:;;:::_ 21. --,::...:,_!~-=:~ I , lf.tt.tMOo i1 !• Wanted· good home for 3 lovely kittens, 1 Tiger· Male. Two snow white, one female-1 male. Heres two tittle snowflakes for you In a August. M r s. Anna I~=========~ ~ 'i ' EXCAVATING 1 -GoiLinH . ,..,Septic Systoms t:arle or Small Jobs No Sunday Colis 1 r , ~ t \) Mohler, Leading OhCreek Rd., MiddlePOrt. . 614· 992·3911. Wanted·good home for 3 lovely kittens. 1 Tiger· Male. Two snow while, one female-1 mate. Meres two little snowflakeS for you in a August. Mrs. Anna ' Mohler. Leading Creek Rd., Middleport, Oh. 614· 992·3911. 1 6·monlh old male Beagle to good home with children. 30H75-6758. ' ' ~H.m·2471 3·11·tlc I+ 1 year old male Dal motion tn 009<1 health. 304-675·1679. KIRBY · SWE~PER PARTS& ' SERVICE .. . I ' ,. lfrtt &tioltltsl -watw -.Sewer 31 . _ ...,.:.:.;....::__ _;_ u. _GJ_y~~~!r.._ - - 4 , 9Uit · Work. 9 yrs. Ex· ' . Aug, 5 th and 61h at Arthur Miller res. 34705 Whites hill Rd. Rutland Ohio. Clean clothing-new weave rugs, toys, elec. range with new burner and new wiring also some glass wares and other misc . If rain cancelled. Time9a.m. to4 p.m . :er.r:l~ V. C. YOUNG Ill II Combined Yard -sa te. 500 Oak Dr., Spring Valley Est., GalliPOlis, Furniture. clothes, baby clothes, ap· pllances. Aug. 3,4,5. Yard Sale ,Monday thru ? 1939 Chatham Ave .• GalliPOliS. perlenc ... 511124, !futlarMI, Oh. For ,Atlttt.7•2-2017 7·Hmo. Yellow freezing corn. Don Houdashell. 6U·m ·3003 or 2 fam. Aug.3,• . 6aer res . Rt. 7. passed highway garage. sign. Clothes, In· fant· u , baby furn., clay pots, glasswares, old Phi leo radio. 10·5. \.!. IMP't.1iiiPC Help W1ntltd HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES/SENIORS. You can earn over 5550.00 per month while learning a valuable skill like com· puler repairer, sheet metal worker, or refrigeration. Plus you will have a secure part lime lob wllh the Ar· my National Guard alter schooling . Benefits Include a $1.500.00 enlistment bonus. $35.000 life In· surance and free tuition to any college or trade school In West ia . In terested may call or In West toll free 1-800· 2 family garage sale· glassware, toys, adult clothing, chlldrens clo!hlng, baby shoes lhru adult sizes: draperies, puz· zles, camera, coffee table wJth end tabiH, Singer sewing machine. In cabinet with designer dlsc's·S175. Ben Phearson Bow. S1D. Aug. 5,6, and 7·9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ab0ut)3"mlles out Rt. 143 off St. Rt. , 7. First trailer cJn left 'u p Wolfe Pen Rd. . 17 Mlscelloneous Ruger 22 Caliber. New ' model , Single 6 MAG . or · regular. Other Guns. ,.614· 742·2282. Ruger 22 Caliber. .New mode l. Slogle 6 MAG. or regular Other Guns. 614· 742-2282. 5 family. Aug. 5 and 6 from 9·5. Skate·A·Way Roller rink, Chester Ohio. Fur· niture. small appt tances, toys, baby llems, a trailer door, clothe-s, misc. 3 family . Tues., Wed .• Thurs. Aug. 3,4,5. 10 till 4. 435 Headley St M•ddlePOrt R~ if.l cancels. MATURE responsibl • babysitter needed In my home Monda y thru Fri Call446·9260 alter Jpm. Thurs. and Friday . 6 fam i lys, corner of Co. Rds. 28 and 32 in Bashan. 10 a.m . till 4 p.m. Clothing. toys. 1970 Cadillac, cerami cs, misc. Rain cancels. Auction every Fn night at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week . Consigments of new and used merchandise always welcome . Richard Reynolds Auctioneer. 275· 3069 9_ _ _!/!'nle_cl I~ B_u)'_ _ WANTED TO BUY Old fur · niture and Antiques of all kinds, call Kenneth Swain, 446·3159 or 256·1967 In the evenings . Buying Gold, Sliver, Yard sale· Tues., and Wed., Platinum, old coins, scrap the 3rd and 4th. Mary rings & silverware. Daily Layne residence . quotes available. Also coins & coin supplies for Cheshire,Ohio. sale. Spring Valley Trading Co .• Spring Valley Plaza . 4 family . Jim Louks 446 8025 or 446 8026. residence. Below Eastern M.S. Friday, and Saturday . We pay caSh for late model Good items. clean used cars. Frenchtown Car Co. 3 family. Tues.. Wed., Bill Gene Johnson Thurs. Aug . 3,4,5, 10 till 4. 446·0069 435 Headley St. Middleport. Rain capcels. Thurs . and Friday. 6 famllys, corner of Co. Rds. 28 and 321n Bashan. 10 a.m . till 4 p.m. Clothing, toys, 1970 Cadillac, ceramics, misc. Rain cancels. Karate 1~ ultimate In Hlf defence all private lessons, Men, women, & children. Instruction thru black belt . Also available Karate · uniforms puchlng •nd , kicking bags, and protec· tlve equipment, Jerry Lowery & Associates Karate Stud l o , 143 Burlington Rd.. Jackson; Oh. Call614·286·3074. Matur e, responsibl e babysitter needed In my home for 20 and 5 month otdl·~•'---~w~a~n:!!t.!: ecl~to~Do =--­ g lrls, Flexible hours, own Lawn Mowtng no yard t~ tr ansportaton, references. big or small. Reliable an~ Call 446·6256, 9 to 11 week· dependable. For estimate days. © call 446·3159 alter 6PM 256· 1967 . RN· Ful time stratght day shill avatlable. Apply at Trash collection & hauling. , Ohio Job Servi ce, .45 0 11ve Call446·4480 . St, Gallipol is. Attention RN"S· Pomeroy H.C.C. now has opening tor full and part time RN for 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 shifts. Upgraded salary and shill differential. Contact Nancy Lost· mens Olympia special VanMeter direc tor of Nuredition watch . Sliver 2 fam 1 ly garage sale· sing 614·992·6606 Speidel watch·band . Bet· ween Pomeroy and glassware, toys , adult childrens Immediate opportunities Syracuse. If found call614· clothing, clothing, baby shoes thru for Avon representatives in 992-7304 alter 6 p.m. adult sizes, draperies, puz· these neighbors···Middlep· zles, camera, coffee table Female springer spaniel with end tables, Singer ort, Pomeroy, and the lost in Traffic Circle area . sewing machine, in cabinet Township areas In Meigs Co. Also Addison, Cheshire, Reward ! 304-675·5630. wilh designer dlscs·$175. Sprlngflels, Racoon, Hun· Ben Phearson Bow. SID. ttngton and Morgan Twp. Aug. 5,6. and 7·9 a.m. to 6 in Gallia Co. Call collect 7 Yard Sale p.m. about 3 miles out Rt. 614-698·7111 143 oft St Rt 7. First Barn Yard Sale Aug. 2·3·4, trailer on left up Wolfe Pen - ---- HOMEMAKERS DREAMt 2 miles off 325 on Roy Rd. You control hours and in· Holcomb Rd . Childs clothes, bedroom furniture, 2 family yard sale. Wed· come Demonstrate toys and gif ts. NO investment, antiQues. misc . nesday Aug. 4 at 865 Pear l NO experience . Also St. Middleport. Oh . booking parties. Call 992· Yard Sale 834 1st . Ave, 5603 or wri te TOY LADIES Gallipolis. Aug. 3 & 4. Tue. Wed . Aug . 41h, 1 m11e out PARTY PLAN , Johnstown . & Wed . 9105. Levings Rd . in West PA 15904. Cotumb•a . At Neals Yard Sale 2002 Chatham St. Residence. R. N.'S. · L.P.N's needed Aug. 5·6·7. Mini bike, new now to fulfill requlrmenls tricycle. clothing, dishes, 2 tam. Aug.3,4. Baer res. of I.C .F . Certification . toys, jars, Avon, misc. Rl. 7. passed highway Salary commensurate w ith garage. sign . Clothes, in· training and e)(per ience · Yard Sale Wed. & Thurs. fant· 14, baby turn , clay Extensive benefits in · lOAM to 5PM. 5 miles out pots , glasswares. old e luding paid St. RT. 218 . Third Trailer Phi leo radio. 10·5. hospital ization, retirement on rt alter passing Butt program, no penalty sick Skin. Baby bed, video Yard Sale August 4, 9 to 4, leave, 3 week vacation to game, clothes, shoes, misc. 1258 Powell St .. Mid· start, more. Contact Per· sonnet Director 13041 675· dleport. 3230 or write Lakin Yard Sales on 588 m beautiful downtown Rod· Rummage and Bake Sale. Hospital , Lak 1n W .VA 25250 ney Tuesday thru Friday . Tues .• Wed. , and Thurs. St Rt. 2.CS between Chester YARD SALE. 823 Fourth and Long Bottom at the A· Director of Nursi ng for 136 bed, long term c are Ave . Tues., Wed ., and frame house . facility . Five years e)(· Thurs. Clothing, butlt·in oven, sewing machine, NEIGHBORHOOD ya rd perience, two year s of whi ch must be '" an ad· stereo, m1sc . sale, 124, 123, .128 South ministrative capacity . BSN Park Dr. Children, men preferred . E xte nsive YARD SALE . Wed . and and womens clothing, an· benefits . Salary com · Thurs, 9 to 4. 1715 Chestnut tiques, dishes, toys, and a mensurate with tr ci 1n1ng St . lot of this and a lot of that. and ex perience. Call Per · Com• and see . Wednesday, sonnet Director 1304 ) 675· FOUR FAMILY Garage Thursday, Friday SID.OO·? 3230 or write Lakin Hospital , Lakin . W.VA. Sale, 728 Second Ave., Thurs. and Fri , Aug . 5 and 25250 6. YARD sale, 4th. 5th. 6th, if rain ne)(t days, Jericho R.N.'s·L.P.N."s NEEDED Dishes , books, NOW to fulf ill requiremen· Small effeclency Apt. 1 Road working person only 614· bicycle, knives, tools, etc. ts of 1 C. F. Certifi ca tion. not responsible for ac· Salary commensurate with 992·5738. etdent$ . · training and experience· E)(tensive benefits in · 4 family yard sale 3 and 4 8 Public Sale e luding paid ot Aug on Salem St. & Auction hospifaltzat1on, retirement Rutland. Rick Pearson, Ex · program, no penalty sick perlenced AUCTIONEER . Ieaver. 3 week vacation to Several family yard sale· start. More. Contact Per· Estates, antiques, farm , Boso's , Great Bend . Thurs. sonnet Director 304-675·3230 household Licensed OhioAug. 5th thru Sunday 8th . or wr tfe Lakin Hospital. WV . Buying antiques. 304· 10 a.m. till dark . Lakin, WV 25250. 173·5785. 773-9185. 4 family yard sale·Aug.3·4· 5. 11>-4 daily. 565 N. Front St. Middleport, Oh. 614·992· 2916. 29._,..::;.:.~=~ ,, . Found·Rocksprings area, puppy approx. 6 mo. old . Black with white. Black from eyes to nose. 614·992· 5225 alter 6 p.m. Newspapers. To any organiiatlon that will pick them up. 614-985·4327. CARPENTER · SE~VICE -Trencher 311. -;.;;-,.:....:..:;::.:..:;;..;..~.~,- 32. I I (>, 33. :N. _ ,_;_;:.___ _~ - Lost·mens Olympia special edition watch . Silver Speidel walch·band. Bet· ween Pomeroy and Syracuse. 11 found call 614· m ·7304atler6p.m 8 fam ily yard sale·Aug. 3,4.5. 1 mile New Lima Rd . Clothing, household . -.Lo:loy "Beautlfvl. Cu~tom 1 BulltGor-" , ,CIII for free siding / . •estimates, M9·2101 or ! • ---,--=..,_ Flower Bouquet, flowers for all occasions , reasonably prices . 315 Main Street. 304·675-7747 home 304-675· 1200 Lost·2 Eastern H .S. class rings. 1977 boys Initials NRH Inside. 1979 girls Initials PKH Inside. $20. reward. 949·2461 . Paula. TO A GOOD HOME , female, part collie, part shepherd, 9 mos. old . Call 446·9476. -Deie.rs -Bockhoes , -,.Dump Trucks 1 23. YOUNG'S "2 2"73 1.4 -nu or"Ohio Pomeroy, 9·30·tlc PHONE"2·"U 8-i·l 1110. , : S,IDING CO. ·. t. ··------,-.......c. 1 FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992·6011 111. 1 s... 4M ,. • .•ue .... .· BISSELL ,, ._..__........;_;_...:...;:.. elecbit, $!ding. ~,..:.J:llo.•. SIDING . PERMANEN T HAIR REMOVAL Professional Electrolysis Center. A.M.A. approved, Doctor reterals, by apPOtnlment only . 304-675· 6234. -==· *'*' · PHONE ( 304) 273-4098 J Sat. Aug. 7th. Supper at 6 p.m. There will also be an all day work session and building of patio. Starting at 8 am all members urged to attend an~ help do some work. 7·4·1 mo. Between Cheshire & Middleport, Ohio , , ! Vinyl I Aluminum I )Announcement I I !"'r Rent 14.,__ _ __ ' The Meigs Co. Fish and Game Club will ha~e a baked nam and corn roast, Ph. 992-2772 . CANDLELIGHT ' . INN ., "· .~•!.• U,.""";;;;;;;..._+-~_.;;..;~~-:--:-...;:.,...: •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New roofing Free Estimates James Keesee Border PUPPIES Collie . Part and THREE Labrador. About 3 months .-------..,..----., old. Call379·2250. .,. ....frl •' •Starm Doors plumbina. • REALTY ·~· & · · _··. M.UIIIIIUII SIDING •lnsulatlan 7 14-tfc H9·Hc Rutlitnd, Oh. 7·15·1 mo. pd. nne " INSULATION VIIIYL & L:=======::+========~~~~-=-=-=--=--=-=~-=-=-=~~~~!!-S_-Ij~ I' 742·2328 . J&LBLOWN FREE ESTIMATES Ph. H2-2791 . orMt-22U , or anything else you "Want to do, . because I live with a c~trpenter. His name is AI Tromm . •·1 1~.. n~~~·ht~n~g~: eGutters • Oownspo\'ts · • New or Repatr e Painting . · * Awater, sewer .ooo. ' The Meigs Co. Fish and Game Club will have a baked ham and corn r oast, Sal. Aug. 7th. Supper at 6 p.m. There will also be an all day work session and building of patio. Starting at 8 a.m. all members urged to attend and help do some work. Custom kitchens and bathttJOms: Remodeling, add·ons, new homes, H. L WRITESEL *backhoe * ucavatlng · * ltplic·systems Phone_· ~~--~~--~- . STUART WAYNE PULLINS CLIP AD I,ND GET 20% OFF ON RE· BLUING. OFFER EXPIRES 8-31· ' 2· 7·26-1 mo. C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION ROOFING CONTRACTING Addreu:----~--------~ 1 Re-Btue and Re-Fini sh restock, Parts, Etc. 7-8·1 mo. Pd . J&F 'Pay ·cas~ for. ~·:;·· ..f I , , I' : Claulfte.ds and'. ll r1 I · . . 11 :, · -Save 1 1 ·: ll Name ~:~g!~~~~;r~n rl FINALLY OPENING·CA· PCO·Antlqles, collectables, used furniture and ap· pllancos. Something tor everyone . 9: 30 a. m .. 4:30p.m Mon .. Wed .. Fri. Other limes by · ap · polntmenl. BUY ·SELL·TR · ADE . 527 Filth St. Ivan Powell Res. Racine Oh . 614·949·2485. ' I·I Curb Inflation • . · MULBERRY AVE. PRICE REDUCED this beautiful story hOme, l bedrooms. 2 baths, full basement, carpeted, matching drapes, & air con· · dltloned. Two car garage. Near taryschOol Walking town. Call NEAR Mlilftt Over 1 acre, I!IVely 3 bedroom, ''"' bath home·, • full baeement with family Blended rate. Ph. 992-7656 .11----------~-----------, ~ "' I I"""*' oi. service available. 7 16·2 mo. pd. ----------!--=--------U E- - o..... I Ph. 915-4269 or 915-4312 aewaynt Williams & Scottie Sm lth All m•kes and mOdels Ante-nna lnstanatiMI Hou•e calls and shop lfll 01 III ,IJpts. ~ in /t' '///;,';: / . .- : ·· ~ I' Public: Notice Public Notice north 46 degrees west 6 PUBLIC NOTICE Public known address was ColumNotice for Dark Diamond l tnk s. th enc e norrn 2 bus, Ohio, Address now coal Corp., Shade, Ohio deqr ces 10 minutes eas unknown, 45716. An appl ication is at rtlonq thC' west l1ne ot sai1 the Metgs County Recor· Src llon 34 . 20 chains and 3.» KATHRYN LEIFHEIT, der's office for a strip mine 11nk s to t he place of begin· whose last known address ninq, 11 being 65'17 acres on was Columbus, Ohio, Adoi?fratlon, Frac. 3; T·2N ; thP wesl end of the N half dress now unlcnown, R' ll·W: Salisbury Town· of ttl e South half of Sect ton !il\lp, Meigs County, Ohio. 34. Townsh•p 2. R. 13. ot the ARTHUR WRIGHT, whose Interested people can see Oh•o Company's Purchase . last known address was ll)ese forms and maps at ALSO. SIT UATED m the Chicago, t 11, AddrHs riow unknown, t~e Meigs County Recor· Twp of Salisbury, County ~w·sOfftce anytime. oiMe•os. and Sta teoiOhio· UNKNOWN HEIRS, bounded and described as DEVISEES, LEGATEES, Public Noti<e AD· follows N W Corner of DISTRIBUTEE$, Sec 34. T. 2. R. 13. Ohio MJNISTRATOIIS_, AND ,. IN TH E COURT Compa ny's Purchase, com· EXECUTOII$1 IF ANY, OF COMMON PLEAS rn enc•no at t he road OF THE E>TATES OF OF ) rad•n~ from l he Pomeroy EELCLEEANSED,· EHRANERST_. MF.IGS COUNTY , OHIO & Harri sonvi lle Road to the 0 T 6-L.S IE KOENI G COOK . et Hyse l Run Road at a roint EB1:RSBACH, DECEASE· al,' J' where the north line o a 65 OD;EECIJE~ EABSEERDS~ACCHA , SRRL., ' "Pla intiffs, A Tra ct owed by Leonard • ... vs. Koen,q mtersec t s said .. g~E':.SEBff~· ~~'WG~~­ TI'IE UNKNOWN HE I RS 1 }-lyse t Run Road ; thence N DECEASED· KATHRYN A ND DEV I SEES OF ~ ~ deqrees W 12 rods; then· FRENCH, 'DECEASED; WILLIAM L KOENI G, ell or 73 degrees W 6 rods; ESTHEII AMSPOKEII al.' ·henc e N 60 degrees W 14 DECEASED· RUTH ; Defendants. ·ods; lhence S 85 degrees JOVAN, DECEASED; ., Case No 18227 N 10 rods; thence S 44 KATHRYN LEIFHEIT NOTICE ll,'l' irgrees W 10 rods & 21 · DECEAS•D· LOUISE PU BLICII T(ON ;nks to Leonard Koenig' s HILBE.RT.L bECEASEO; To the un Known heirs and N l1ne . thence East along ARTHU11 WRIGHT, dtVisees of William L . eon a rd. Koenig' s N line to DECEASED/ AND LINA Kdenlg; and the unknown the p la~e ot beginntng . con· DAVIS, DECEASED, Ad· Phone hei rs and devisees of Fl ora tatntng 4 ac r es, more or dresses unln,own, H 614 l ·992-332~ •ess Detendllntt. J Koenig ; You are her eby not1f1 ed Latest Deed Reference · No. 11256 NEW LISTING that you have been nam ed volume 282. Page 835. Duplex In Middleport. defendants in a legal ac t1 on V\e•gs Cou nty Deed Recor· Live In one; rent the entltleC Elsie Koeni g Cook, J5. Roel t other. All utilities are ef al, Platnflff ~, vs th e You are requ ir ed to an· u nk nown he 1r s an d ;wer the Compla tnt within -==================:::;::;:U•eparate. Convenient location and good tax d~~tsees ot W•ll tam L. I days after th e last , il-iiiite~·. only S27 Koehig, et al. , Def endants.:. JUb li cation of this not1ce o\'htch wi ll b e publis hed on· Tl'lis action has been as5igned case numbe r · ~e each week for Sl)( con· 18,227 and is pend ing in the ~ ;ec uttve weeks. The last c ourt of Common Pleas ot Jubli ca ti on wil l be made on M pi9 s County, Pomeroy, ~ ug u s t J. 1982 and the 28 jays for 1he answer will Ohlo45769. · The object of the Com·: :ommenceon j)laintlS to Quiet the titl e of • . In case of :a nswer lhe Plaintiffs as against the Mt:W 'a;IJTING - 1-ou•e~~:.n'...I.. "t-antastlc oetomdents in the following! ·espond as Prlcet !111ern district. A five year old ranch house, described real estate. to•1 Jhto Rul three bedrooms, 1'h baths, patle, triple Insulation. wll ' 1 TUPPERS PLAINS- 2 ::;,.rocedure, ::tefault will Blended rate avalllble of 1~ with $3,990 down situated in the Township level lots, 8 room home, ' gainst you payment, $395.44 l)'lonthly for 20 rear term. Total Salisbury. County of t 3 or 4 yrs. old. Has bath, price $39,900. Melg~, and State of Ohio, ; Jemanded m gas . furnac-. equipped >laint .• b~ ng bound ed and kitchen, 2 living roOins. described as foll pws : NEW LISTING- POMEROY AREA- FIVe acre cor~~~ttl!'ll and some Beginning at the northwest and four bedroom home. Fully Insulated, storms, -orner of the south halt of -~ne wlndowl. two WOOd burners to cut heating coati. two car RHily nice, for only Seation 34. in Salisbury garage, outbuildings, garden SJW!ce. All this· tor $31,500. TewnShlp, where a white $27,000. . >ak 15tn. bears N 7 degrees ' ' 5ast 18 links and a hickory CAR WASH - and land. NEW LISTING - PoMEROY AIIEA - A really l ,i~, bears South 53 deg ree • This will supplement· nice three bedroom home w/fll 9 ,_ chalo link fen· ·; 11 st 9 links; thence South . Public Notice · ' your Income with ver;y ce for .plly area for the kids. A!IPI<. 1'h acre lot, d~orees East along the tittle time needfd to rull.· 127.000. · Range · Ref., carpetlfll. r~ ,passing throu h the IN THE Qnty oen~rOI sa ectton 32 : COMMON PlEAS . New Th-,..,t•lslnwc ~atns and 14 links to @I COURT OF MEIGS lw9 uniiS with two bMrooms, - unit with OHIO COUNTY si~ke, where an elm 8 in. bedrooms - S500 mollthly renl81 potential. Two · ROBERT G. ASHLEY ~>yrs North 48 degrees units furnished. Aluml.Um siding: Storage building. Box 81 west 10 1• 1inks. and a red A!klng $.11,000. ' oak 12 .in. bears west 25 , Middleport/ Ohio 4576CJ, -,•A •···- · . .·1 •• Plolntl f, limos: fhenc~ south 21 clegrees 10 mtn . west 20 LOUI!iE .H••l-~.,. olUiiM and ,35· I inks to . .stake, where an ash 2 •n· ~;n.. bears south·59 degrees . !>Kh 22 links, and a gum Public Notice S&W1V ~ AND APPLIANCE SERVICE Chester, Oliio EUGENE LONG Superior Siding Co. I 8S·General Hau11ng 46-Spac:e for ren t de,ree olnd I "it c1.1ss F <C hccnst'. Phone 985-3364 A v<. od85·38U 7·16·1 mo A "> 50Ciol tC ' AND CUSTOMIZING u.s. Rt. 50 East Guysville, Ohio Autftorlaltd John DHre, New Hollo nil, austi H.,. Form Equipment Deoltr Farm Equipment Parts &Service J.3·tfc 1 C'ChniCi iln l GUNSMITHING SALES & SERVICE l,n ,drr my. <o. Rd. 25 nc.1r Chester. I . V. o1 nd Radio Rep,1ir I\ I so other r lectronic r Htn pmcnt. 1crrv Rrown following telephone exchanges. • , I I Help Wanted 12 S1tuatton Wanted 13 t nsurance 14 Business Tra 1ning BARN I r) C,'l tcd .1t Orown 's delivery, supplies. Davis Pick Vacuum up and Cleaner, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 446·0294 .. Golf Less·o ns . John ·Teaford. Chester, Ohio. REPAIR S&W \ BOGGS ,. ···_. Classified pages cover the 21 Bvsiness Oppor tuni t'r' 22 -Money to Loan 23 -ProteSSIOnill SNV!CeS 1 Citrd of Thank s (pi!td tn etdvance) 2 CArd of Til .:i nks (pa•d tn rtdv~ n ce) 3 Announcements 4 Givea way 5 Happy Ads 6 Lost and Found 7 Yard Sa le (pai d in ildvan(l' l 8·Publ ic Sa le &. Auc t1on 9·Wanted to Buy , 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, parts, and Control hunger and lose weight with New Shape Diet Plan and Hydrex water Pills. Fruth Phar· macy. ,. • • Card ofThanks HAZEL HARDING wishes to thank all the friends who remembered her 84th blr· lhday with lovely flowers, cards and phone calls. Among her greetings was a special card from President Regan and wife Nancy . Radiator Specialist NATHAN AIG C. $ 3SHs. E•perlence *FIELD 1RIP$ ss Hole· ln·Oness JOHN TEAFORD Chester, OH . FLEA Market Chillicothe Mall <hnnnhlo Center, Chillicothe, 7-8. Loslond Found STOLEN Stolen bicycle at 822 3rd. AVe., Gallipolis . REWARD. Stanley Payne. Call ~·7162. .. ... .....' . . . .... ........ ...... Vard Sole 992·2200. 6 MUCES 7 ~-------------- Ph. f4f·216CJ orf4f.2322 4·20·tfc •GOLF LESSONS· DAN'S AUTO TRIM ••~----------------------------------------~------------~~ · The Daily Sentinel .' . ' -.E...,....L - - -· - TWO CATS. 1 black, 1 gray and white. Call4.46·6632 . e20 Yn. experience ;=====~7~·2~8·~1~m~o~.~t~====·:7:·:14:·:1::r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~l ~ oto). lit CIIIJ Sqout Twt, llteGi1111 , Doolop, & Clell LaBonte 36061 Bashan Rd. Long Bottom, Oh. 45631 614·915-4:1-45 ,...,;,,._ Luerpb '•PIOSIIOP Ouail of all ages available up to I weeks In any quantity. Mature Ouall Available Ready to Turn Out N/A- Not .Avetl•ble f - RADIATOR SE RVIC E from the SmaUest . Hooter c ore · to the LugestRadiator. KOUNTRY KLUB . GlveiWI"!'___ _ SHEPHERO PUPPIES . Call379·2721 . COM~LET E Jumbo Bob White QUAIL I The ANY PER SON wllo has anythln.u to give away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other thing for sale may place a? ad In this column. There will be no charge to the advertiser. And Home,Molntenance • Roofing of oil types e'Siclllll 3-1-H I "'•r-. 'nd artten~.IO. S-erCowl; (BytlleHeadJICI).MO. Cow Jlild cau Pain: IIY lhe.Unll) m.uo. Veall; (Choice end Prime) 5:1-43.511. BobyColv" ' (By tile Hud ) IHI.DO; By The Pound4U3 IIOC. Butcher8owat7-61.10. IJ Pries ar< takea IIUII lflo sale o1 Saturday, July 11. 'l'r<nclo; v ..l <olves fUll to fllower; fe<der ..ltle-y; - -· F-Sieen;GoodiJida..!cellttoiOOibo. IUN"I.n; Ill 1o 41111 1bi1. lt-.n; _, 1o 5110 lbo. - . I t; 5110 loiOOibo.ll-11; ... to 700 lbo. IJ.INUO; 700 1o 1GD lbo. 41.- .IG; IGD and .10. Fe<der He~en : (Good and Cboi<tl-lbo. 1641F_!!: ~.~lbol~~· nd Cboi ) -~~~. ~• 17-67; 110-71101110, 4U&f7.71. Sla'8hter8uJb; (0....1,01101bo.) 48.~1 .71. Slllllhter Cowa; IIIUJUea a.INO: Cannel> f ' I I 01o1o vl.ue, U...loc:k eo. ' '• ' querque, N.M., Atlanta, Boston, Chlcaao, Dallas, ,Detroit, Los An· geles, Miami, New York, Pblladel· phta, Providence, R.I., Salt Lake Clly and Seattle. A"'""" U...loc:k Solei CA"MtE PRICES; reeder Steer., (Good IJid 54 .qHIO VALLEY ROOFI"G For all your wiring needs; furn~~·· repair stirvlce and installation. Residential & commercill Call742-3195 I ' The cities checked Wj!l'e: Albu· Market reports.•. - r -' MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE oranee check was made varied depending on the month. Standard brands and sizes or comparable substitutes were used. Items temporarily out o! stock on one of the survey dates betng compared were not Included In the over·all total. The AP dld not try to compare actual prtces !rom dty to city. The only comparisons were made In 4 • decrease. The Items on the AP checklist were: chopped chuck, center cut pork chops, frozen juice concentrate, COffee, paper towels, butter, Grade-A white eggs, peanut butter, laundry deter· gent, fabric sOftener, tomatosallee, mUk, frankfllrters and granulated represents. The day of the week on which the r Business services .terms o! percentages d Increase or the AP survey results accordllla to population denslty or In terms of what percentqe of a far)llly's actual ll' ocery outlay each Item Pom-y-Micldleport, Ohio BEDS· IRON, BRASS, old furniture, gold , silver dollars, wood ice boxes, stone Iars, antiques, etc., Complete ·· households. Wrtte : M .D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh. Or 992-7760. Gold, silver, sterling, jewelry, rings, old coins & currency. Ed Burkett Bar· ber Shop, Middleport. 992· 3476. OLD FURNITURE, beds, Iron, brass, or wood. Kit· chen cubba~~s of all types. Tables, round or square. WOOd Ice boxes. Old desks and . bookcases. Will .buy complete househOld. Gold, silver, old money, POCket watcl)es, chains, rings, and etc. Indian Artifacts of all types. Also buying baseball cards. OSby Martin 992· 6370. " DIRECTOR OF NURSING for 136 bed, long term care facility . Five years ex · perience, two years of which must be in an ad· mini strative capac1ty BSN pret e red . Extensive benefits . Salary com · mensutate with training and expenence . Call Per· sonnet Director 304-675·3230 or wrtte Lakin Hospital. Lakin, WV 25250. WAITRESS, maids, bar· tenders & cl erks wanted. Write qualif ication & phone number to· Job Placement, P .0 . Box 102, Henderson, wv 25106, Recept1onist·clerk Local physicians offic:e,Jull time. Write P.O.Box 276, Pl. Pleasant. wv 25550. NEEDED mature, honest, reliable lady, part time to help work a small business. Training will be involved. For more information, write. Box P3, c/o Pt. Pleasant Register. Pl . Pleasant, WV 25550. 12 Slluatlons wanted Private room and board, and laundry for elderly only . 614·992-6022 or 992· 6748. Will care for elderly men and women In our home. Also have rooms for rent with or without board. Trained and experienced. '61.·992·7314. Will care for elderly men and women In our home. Also have rooms for with or without t>oard. Trained and experienced. 6U·992·731•. 13 Insurance C"'rp ener Work, remodeling or repair. Wall paneling and ceiling tile. Phone992·2759. - - · - - -- -- W•l l do babysitting in my home . Prefer children un- · der 3 yr . $1.00 per. hr. Call 446·0517. Experienced • person will .. paint houses, roofs, barns, • etc . Call446·7504. Backhoe & dozer work, W. H Lowman, 304·882·2844 or 882·2004 evenings. BABYSITTING, Meadow Lane Estates. Durtng school months, 2 ex· perlenced women, reasonable rates, 304·6752332 or 675·6184 . • : . : Remodeling & Carpentry. Electrical & Plumbing. 304· 576·2989. '• flaaae!al 21 Busineu Opportunity LOOKING for people whO want to earn between S500 and $50,000 monthly through this "newest and fastest growing company In the nation" . Cal1304·675· 1293. 22 Money to Loan REFINANCE or purchase your home. 30 year fixed rate. wva. & Ohio. Leader Mortgage, 77 E. State ~1 . , Athens. Oh. 614·592·3051. 23 Profenionll · -- 'S"' ervlces C&L Bookkeeping Book~eeping & tax service for all types of businesses. Carol Neal 446·3862 GUNSMITH, "licensed", complete repair, refiniskhing & hot blueing. 304-576·2505 . Rea• Estate 31 Homes for Sole In ground concrete pool on · 2 acre tot. Also has al bdr. air conditioned house with full basement, 2 WB f ireplaces, new carpet. Would consider lower valued property in trade or will finance with low down payment and 10% intt!rest. Located 123 Garfield Ave. Call446·1546. For sate by owner. small house on 112 acre lot, 56.900 with reasonable down payment will consider land contract . 5 miles from town with electric and rural water, must install your ' own bath room . From Rt. 218, first house on Krtn8r Ridge Rd. Phone number in window if interested. House 7 rm . 1 112 stories, woodburner, 1 3/ 4 acres, Ew ington , Oh . Large garage , several out· bui ldlngs, $23,000. Land contract 10% interest, $5,000 down . Call 614-388· 8595. 2 bdr . tully carpeted, f ireplace, over 112 acre, city school , 9 1/ 2% assumable loan, 528.500. Ca II 446·8681 . HOUSE at 2011 Chestnut St. Price $15.000. Call 446· 4684 • 3 bdrm . ranch, close to Meigs H .S wtth full basement, 1 lf:a bath, family room , fully ca rpeted . Garage , over 1 acre ground. Blended rate U'!b. Call 614·992·5438 or 992· 2064 . Large home situated on I nice lot in Syracuse. Ohio . Good neighbor hood, will accomodate 3 or 4 stngte men or single women. Private rooms w1th com mon lounge and cooking areas plus Ph baths. Available before schoql open•ng Aug. 15ore schOol th. $450 per mo plus · utilities Caii6U·m ·6284 or m ·5732 or 992-7671. - - -- - - -- ---- ----- '2 bd.room. ' 80 x 100 tot. 1 small building. Garden. space . In Mason behlnCI ·sANDY surance AND Co. has laundry mat. S8000 down: soll"vlces for fire take over paymenll or coverage In Gallla CountY .$26,000. Call77l-5089. for almoSt a century. Farm, home and personal ---~ property coveragH are FOUR bedroom, excellent available to meet' In· neighborhood, huge family' room, bar & wet sink, ~· : cttvldual needs. Contact 675·3179 between 5-9 p.m. Kalf Burleson, agent. · ----'-----~· Phone 446·m1. BETA;,v~~E~R;:~t~n~· ~ -------·- - �- -· 5_1 _ _ _!:f~.!!.!"~!d_G.~s __ 304-675·6999 . 5_4 ~ J.i.JJc.~M}~ciljiiidico :::_ Plastic Septic Tanks. State SWAIN AUCTION FURNITURE & and county approved. 1,000 PAWN SHOP 62 Olive St., gal . tank, price Sl«l. Other Gallipolis. 9x12 linoleum .sires In stock, haul In your rug S22, 3 piece li\4ing room pickup truck . Call 614·286· su ites couch· love seat· 5930, Jackson, Oh. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES chair $199. Cal l -446·3159. ON E bedroom home, Hartford, on two lots, phone 304· GOOD USED AP · PLIANCES · washers, They'll Do It Every Time Beautifully restored Vic· torian, 5 bedrooms, foi.Jr firepla ces, ornate carved woodwork , air condition, insulated. owner financing, 77J.52 15. ~ dryers, refrigerators, ranges . Skaggs Ap · pllances, Upper River Rd .• beside Stone Crest Motel . 446·7398. HOUSE Mead owbrook Ad· dit ion, 3 bedrooms. family room with firepalce. centr al air, base ment, phone 304-675·1542. L ove l y r e mo de l ed bedroom home, basement, fenced backyard, ca rpeted, sided. storm windows, near New 3 bedroom home for sale nea r Krodel Park . 125,000 . 304-675·6230. No Sunday ca ll s. 304-675·1076. 'I' 3-2 ~-Mobile Homes~­ for Sale TRI · STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED·MOBILE HOMES, CARS, TRUCKS . GALLI POLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES. CALL 4-46· 7572. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, ~ MI. WEST , GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE ~ - 3868. 1980 Windsor Ux70, new cond . Deluxe kitchen, large living room & bath, 2 bedrm . Hidden ut il. room. 379·2310. - - - - -- New Moon 1970 model, 12x65 with 12' expando. set up in local park with skir· ting & steps. Ready to move Into $6,500. Call 4-46· 3547. 10x55 Great Lako 62 model, air cond ., washer & dryer, fully furnished. Call 4-46· 3783. 1980 Nashua 14x70 expando dining & living room, 3 bdrm .. I 1/2 bath, central air . Would like to sell on land contract. Call4-46·8335. 1980 BAYVIEW DELUXE cent . air, fireplace, garden tub, undorpinnlng with or without applia . Call 446· 6211 or61088·9916. 14x65, 1981 2 bdr., Ventura, ex . cond. Moving must sell, $13.000. Cal l 446·4719 or 614· 256·6265 . 1978 Regent Hx70 total electric, 3 bdr., in wall A/C, new carpet & pannellng, skirting included. $8,500. Call446·0511 . . 1981 14x52 Fairmont2 Bdr., bay window, make an of· fer , will sacrifice. 245·9283 or 245·5064 . 1977 Festival Trailer. 14 x 70. $11 ,000. If interested, call992·i780. CLEARANCE SALE OF 1982 MODELS! SAVE SIOOO.!! 14x70 Mansion 3 bd .room. 2 full baths, upgrade furn. , tota l elec .• deluxe metal exterior, bay windows front and rear, $13,950 . 14 x 65 Mansion J bd.room , front kitchen with banana bar, upgrade fur - niture, deluxe metal, bay windows front and rear. $12,950. Above prices in· elude delivery and set·up. See at Kingsbury Home Sales . 1100 E . Main Pomeroy or call 614-992 - 7034. Camper 26 foot Air Stream, good condition. 304'675· 5279 . 35 built on util ity room . S8500. 614·992-2684 or 992·2717 . 1971 Skyline 12x60. Very good cond . Recent in1erior One and one-half acres ap· prox ., 600 fl. road frontage, near Centerpoint. $3,000.00. Phone 614·682·6944. --,---- - - - - Two acre lots· ISO ft. road frontage, city water, behind 8~ Lumber. Call~675·6873 or 675·3618. 41 Housts fer Rent House, 120 3rd . Ave .. Gallipolis. 2 bdr., gas heat, dep. req. The Wiseman Agency, ..S·3643. Unfurnished house, 3 bdr., Rodney Village 11 . Ref. req ., $200. Call 4-46·4416 afler7PM. Large nice house. Call 388·9909 . 61~ · For sale or rent attractive 4 brd. home in city limits. Full basement, FR, DR, fully carpeted, assumable loan, low down payment, $325 mo. rent. Call -446·1323 after 5. FIVE ROOMS and bath. Adults only, no pets. On Bob McCormick Rd. Call 4-46·2650. very nice 2 · bd.room fur· niShed house, overlooking the river. Adults only. Minersv life. 614·992·3324. 2 bd.room nouse in Mason. Fully carpeted. Big yard . $175. per mo. and utilities. 614-949·2619. MODERN one story, two bedroom house located 2'h miles from downtown Gallipolis on route 141. Fur· nace heat and air con· dition , rarige al')d refrigerator. $275. month, $100. deposit. Reference. 304·615·3655. ---- -~- You'll love lhis 14 acre farm in the countrv with a pond and small barn. This 2 bedroom brick home Is only 2 miles from down· town Pt . Pleasant. Will sign a year lease at$450 per month. 304·675·6276. 42 Mobile Home• for Rent Eureka : 12x60 mobile home, 2 bdr ., riverfront lot, ref. & dep., adulg. Caii6U· 643·2644. TWO BDR . mobile home with expando on Rl . 35 West. Call446·4229. Furnished Mobile 2 bedroom trailer. Real nice, adults only. Brown's for sale . 2 bd . room must sell . Pr iced resonable . Ideal location in Mid- dleport. Write John Greene, 1901 Bellview Rd . Cambru1ge, Ohio. or call 614·431·.J'i42. 1973 14x70 Grandville has large roorns plus laundry room , mu~t be moved, 304· 882·2820. LOT CLEARANCE SALE, all priced as wholesale. Only 2·1982 models left. 12' wide, 2 bedrooms, all elec· tr/c, $7995. U'x70', 3 bedrooms, 1& baths, 2'x6' outside walls, best In· sulated home made, $18,900. Low down payment · or trade in, bank financing available. Used 21;1edroom, 12'x5S', mobile home, $4500. All State Modular Homes,• half way between Huntington & Pt. Pleasant on St. Rl. 2. 304·576·2711 . USED .. MOBILE 576·2711 . HOME. Furnished 4 rooms & bath, clean, no pets, adults only, dep. req. Call'446· 1519. Small furnished house for 1 or 2 adults only . Call -446· 0338. Unfurnished apt. In Crown City . Call 4-46·7838 after 5PM . HUD available 2 bdr. , deluxe. kitchen furnished. good location, utilities par· 28 acres. tobacco allot· tlally paid. 5 rm house for ment, mineral rights, no rent. Reslgentlal and com· buildings, $9,500 . Call 304· mercia! properties for sale 675·6851. or lease . A·One Real Estatrs, Carol Yeager, Realtor. Caii304·675-ST04or Rentals 67s-5316. work . Roof repainted . SloSOO. 594·4253 days or 985· 4377 evenings. Home Tst floor furnished apart· ment, adults preferred. ref. & dep. required. Call 631 4th Ave., Gallipolis. Lots & Acreage 12x60 Buddy mobile home ,Exce ll ent cond .-washer and dryer , stove, new refrif ., nice furniture, patio Efflency apartments 1st floor & 2nd . floor. Call -446· 0957, 729 2nd Ave ., Gallipolis. Trailer Park, Minersville. 614-992 · 332~ . FURNISHED EF· FICIENCY . 2 rooms, SUS. Utilities pet Single male. 919 Second Ave., Gallipolis. 446·4416 after 7pm. FURNISHED EF · FICIENCY. 607 Second, Galllpols. SUS.. one per· son. Share bath . ~- 4416 after 7pm. ONE BEDROOM furnished apt., carpeted, air cond., S225. plus utilities. $100. dep. req., no pets or children. Call4-46· 1788. 3 room furnished apt. $250. month Includes utilities. Inquire at Meigs Inn In Pomeroy: Kenmore washer $90, General Electric washer $90, Kenmore washer SIOO, Norge 16 lb. washer $90, 2 Whirlpool washers S90 ea., Frigidaire dryer $80, 2 Whirlpool dryers S90 ea ., Maytag coppertone dryer $110. Guaranteed 30 days. HILLCREST KENNEL call614·256· 1207. Boarding all breeds. AKC BEMCO mattresses or bOx Reg. Dobermans pups and springs, full or twin, S58. 6 Doberman . Stud Service. Piece Naugahyde heavy Call446·7795. wood living room suite POODLE GROOMING . $595. Pillow arm sofa & chair S295. Roll top desk, Call Judy 1aylor at614·367· dark & light, Sl89. Bunk 7220. beds, complete, Include - - -· mattress, S199. Complete AKC Reg. Doberman Pin· water bed shop with. 10 bedroom suites on display, cher exc. Pedigree, $100 to starting price $229. Up to m~2~~i42~ ~~~~-f~:Ti;ll S2500. Big daddy cocta/1 & end tables SSO. Waii·A· Way recliners S169 . and up. La· AKC REg. Cocker Spaniel, Z·BOY recliner~ In stock. small toy poodle. Had all USED FURNITURE 5 pc . shots, wormed, has health & 7 pc. dinette sets, record. Your choice for bedroomsulle Hollywood S125 ea . Cail304·675-7569. ' style, bunk beds, Flair Fur· nlture a. Deslg~ . Gallipolis Young Rabbits for sale. Ferry, WV . Open 9·6. 55.00 each, AKC miniature Phone 304-675· 1371 . Schnauser, male, for stud service. Call446· -4680. -=-· Misc. Mercbandlce Grooming services for Special Raven '25 Caliber pets. Will clip English auto, $45. Riverside Gun Sheep dogs, poodles & Shop, Rl. 7, Athalia, Oh. Schnaurer's. Reasonable. Call614-886·519~. For appt. 61~·992· 7342 . 2 rooms of nice used fur· niture, reasonable price. Call ~-3224 . Pomeroy, $75. deposit. $125. mo. rent. Walk to Powells. 592·5991. 36' lawn roller, 26 1/2x42 In lawn cart, Early American lamp , large Early American picture. Call614· 245·9132. -~- --- -- s'mall effeciency Apt. 1 working person only. 614· Clothes, 50 ?92·5738. Gallipolis. Apartments. 304·675·5548. APARTMENTS, mobile homes , houses. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 614 · ~ · 8221 or 614-245·9484. Three Lincoln St., Over 1,000 ceramic molds, kilns, and supplies. 614·742· ms or742·2085. For sale·Used R 40 Ditch Witch trencher. 614 · 69~· 7842 . room furnished apartment, adults, no pets, Point Pleasant. Call 304· 675·2453. WOOD for sale, 1833. THREE room furnished cottage, utilities furnished, adulls, no pets, 304-675·2812 or 675·1580. BAR sire pool table withal) equipment, $500. Call 30~882·3134 in the day, 882· 2~1 after 5. Furnished apa :· fment, adults. Call304·675·2257. TIRED of being "all gum· med up" from the symp· tons of such things as headaches, constipation, arthritis; allergies, and obesity? Call 304-675-1293 for herbal assistance from Naturallfe. Mason · four room apt. S215 . includes utilities, Mason 2·story house, ~ bedroom, 2 baths, large back yard .304· 882·2405 or 304-882·2447. In Middleport one and two bedroom furnished apts. 304·882·2566. 45 Furnished R-OoiiiS- SLEEPING ROOM . 919 Second, Gallipolis. $125. utilities pd. Range, refrlg,, share bath. Single male. 446·4416 after 7pm. 2 bdrm unfurnished mobile home. Cheshire 304-7735882. 2 bd.room unfurnished mobile home. Cheshire, Oh . 30A-7h5882. 30~· 458 · Ruger no. 1 338 Winchester mag. with 2x7 Redfield. Phone 304-675·5335. --- - - - - - - L - BEDROOM suite 160. 1 lot of yard sale goods, $20 304· 675·6535 before 3:oop.m . n- NEW ' Whirlpool microwave, 304-675·5122 at· ter 4:30p.m. 1976 Starcref! 1 ~termaster • · B,ll,Dl. Calf-2240. ~ ' •l - F'irii!Eqoiipmlftt Montgomery Trailer sales. 61H69 · ~245, Farm trailers, See vou at the Mason Coun· ty Fair. Gravley tractor w·m,o wer, sulky and rototlll.e r $875. ~- 675-2119 . COUNTRY MOBILE Park, Route 33, Pomeroy. Large 3 bedroom trailer with two 992-7479. car garage 1250. month plus deposit. Kitchen fur· nished. :MW·576-2682 after 7 Small trailer spaces, Meson. 304·nH651 . p.m. TWO bedroom mobile 47· Wtntecllll Rtnl !l<Nn•l· kitchen furnished, TOBACCO IARN couples only, :JO<H75-1076. · · Also two vacant trailer r~~~IIOII T.wp. Call lots. e ()) e ®OvwrEaay YOU' ~Il Rl 6HT ABOUT THAT. HARL~Y. THE'-! A&AIN, NON~ OF U!> AROUND HE~E eVER PlANNED ON SEEING A HOPA6 EITHER· • PAINTING , ·interior and ,, exteriOr, plumbing, ·. rootlng, ·some remodeling. ~~ 20 yrs. exp. Calf ·14·388· ," I ' e • .,-... . . .: t~§~~~~~2l~~3~~~~~:19652. 7-1- 0254. ALLIS·CHALMERS Com· blne, eo Alcott, OOOd cond. · Caii245·S622. .. , .. .. . -· _ . .. .' __ month old Pai/rneno ~d~;~e tO ride Call61,4· 11 Reg. Polled Hereford bull, 1 steer, 3 ·helfert, 1 very good milk cow. Call614·256- 1348. . JEEPS, cara, trucks under SlOO. available at local gov'l saiH Irt your area. Call (refundable) 1·7U-569· 0241 ext. 11155 for directory on hOW to purchase. 24 hours, ------HARTS Used Cars, New and grade hor· ~s, excellent 4· H project. English and western sad· dies · everything Imaginable In horse equip· ment and supplies. also r iding lessons end trail tides and ·horse training. Ruth Reeves, Hoof Hollow. 614-698·3290. 1973 Gremlin. Runs, needs work SlOO. 304·675· Moving to Florida, must sell, 1975 Pinto, 2 door Sedan. Book price $1425 will 9939. Hll for $750. See at 2625 Jef· . ferson Avenue or call 304· CHRISTIAN'S CON · STRUCTION ., Constr .. 675-7176. roofing, siding, spouting, -·--:-·----·--- - - - .fencing, painting, repairs & 1967 Slant six Plymouth, ~>16· 2000, call could be an antique, 304· cleaning. before 8 and after 5:30. 675·1237 or675-6663. THAT'5 ________ a..tlell: Phllodolphia 'VIctory' (J) 'MOVIE: 'Women ln love' ~uto 7_! __ _ \!!ftS &_4_ W.O. )979 Dodge, half ton~ wheel drive plck·up truck with topper, J,OOQ miles. $5,200. 614·992·7062 efter6p.m. ----------- ,. ·- ~---- Materpl~~<:e '• ., -· ---"T"""" Rl NGLE'S SERVICE ex· ;• perlertced masan1 roofing, 1' carpenter, electrician, ,. general repairs and ;: remodeling. Call .304·675· .,. 2088 or 675·4560.· • ' "' --.4.---- - - - · - - ::= ' Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic . THt holes. Pumps SaiH and Service. »4·895-3802. APVANCED Seamless Gutter-Doors. Offering coni/neuse guttering,•. · seamless siding, · roofing, garage doors, tree ~stlmates, 61 4-698·8205. P;iNTi'NG ·I-nterlo~-&"';~. terior, free estimates, 304· 675·1128. ----------- e'i ==-Pi~m'bt.;~===· __ .. ~!'~·"~''- -- -· CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine t>Hone -446·~ or 446-4477 1980 suzuki, like new, 1500 miles, SSG ~-cylinder, nice bike. 304-675·1780 If no an· swer caii304·675·23.S4. '· ... WINNIE. ··{"I, • ,. Gallipolis. Diversified Con· ,.,. st. Co. CusiOII' dozer & ' , .. backhoe wor,k . Specia l"~,;:: farm rates, Call .~s"for free ...,.. estimates. -"6·44-40. . ~ ··~ -'-- ,- - - - . . , .·- - ·- -- · 't~ LawreAce 'Sidenslrlcker . J Backhoe Serive. Cali 675· i·:.., 5580. . 14 ... - -eiKi'riciil ~ ··- --·· ·- ·-·· - - -·--- ----~- :1 .~. .. __ -~ .R~_!I'!fl!r!_fi_OJ1 ___ ~-!' , i9iQ~.;clal e'd;;i~Tr~-;;s Am, hes ~erythlng, 18400 or best offer. WI093. Cl_en,d enen..,, Refrigeration, · A•• · Con"Qillonlng, & ~ " Heating Service. Call 614· j 256-1~ . . ·-·- -····-"- - ·· . . ~·· - •. !' SEWING Machine repairs, servlcJv,Au.thorlzed Singer ~ • 1 Sales a. Service Sharpen : 1 &Ac~ Scissors. Fabric Shop,' - ' ! • " - " " " - -,l'omeroy . 992-2284. , , Ford 4 spd. trans. tcir a ;160 ~ -: :;-:.:-=,_:_ :-.:.::-:-:-: ~- :-:·::: ....h: truck, Call -.o276. .. ;~5 . . .. Gef!!r!l ~!~!!!!.'-•~ . .'":') JONES BOYS WATER 1'"' 1 SERVICE. Call614-367·7471 '/.. ] or 61~·367· 05111. , 1 Theatre e ." -.. iL ::: --e•e~~!!~:-:::.: Racing '82: · CART Btttonhauaen 200 from Mllweuket, WI (]) MOVIE: 'F.our For Texaa' ()) D ()J ' Happy Days Balh enlists Fonrie aa her chidblnh coach. IRI [Closed Captioned] D (I) (JJ Cronkite' a Universe ()) Danger UXB from Norma discovers she is pregnant while Brian is caught In a mine explosion on a booby-trapped pier. (RI 160 min .t [Closed Captioned] 8:30 ()) D (jJ Laveme & Shirley Shirley leoma thai her blind date is o furrier. (R) (Closed Captioned] Ill ()) ® Two of Ua Brentwood tries to cheat Nan elter losing et poker. (R) 9:00 (J) 700 Club ()) D (]Z · Three' • Company A food critic decides that Janet and Terr/ are more appetizing than Jack's cuisine. (RJ [Closed Captioned! CJ ()) ® MOVIE: 'O..parllte Voyage' ()) Myoteryi 'Rumpole of BaHey.' Rumpole defends an elde~y vicar on a shoplifting charge. (A) (60 m1n.) !Closed Ceptionedl ® Oanger UXB from Maoterplece Theatre Norma discovers she is pregnant while Brian is caught in a mine explosion on a booby-trapped pier. (RI (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] .. P & , K Tr'ee Trimming, stump removal . ·call 675· 1331 . 1976 Ford van, · excellent condition, $4,995. Can be seen 2401 Mt. Vernon, Point Pleasanj. ...AAP I HAVE A PI:AL. FOR 'I'OU 'IVI/0 HOT PROPERTlES THAT WILL MAil.E \10U RlCH BE'I'OND '\'OUR WILDEST DI!.EAMSI ,. RON'S Television Service. Specializing In Zenith and Motorola, Quarer, artd house calls. Call 576·2398 or -446·2-154. ' 1979 Dod9e, hlilf ton • wheel drive pick-up truck with topper, 7,000 miles. $5,200. 614·992·7062after6 p.m. ~TH' NEX,T- TIME I CATCH VOU ' THROWIN' THINGS; I'LL-- SOON AS YOU'RE DONE WITH 'TATER-- 60 'HOLLER AT- THAT OI:MULE 9:30 ()) ()J Too Close For Comfort Sara is a success selling Grandme Rush's cookies. IR) 10:00 (}) MOVIE: 'Tarran, The ApeMan' ()) D (]Z Hart to Han The Hans discover thet Jennifer' e father may be a Nari war criminal. (RI (60 min.) [Closed Captioned! · ()) Firing Una ® Newawatch 10:30 (}) AFI Showcase Cil Sing out America (!) Ali-Ster SportoChel· lenge (]) TIS Evening Newo (jj) Hitchcock 11:00. (1) ( ) ) . ({) ®. (jJ News (}) MOVIE: 'Happy Hooker' . (J) Nuhvllle RFO (!) ESPN Sport1 Center (l) Newa/Sporta/Weathar ()) Oavo All.,.. 111 Large 11 :30 G (}) (l) Tonight Show (J) Another Ufe (J) AH in the Family ()) Bonny HIH Show Allco Vera- keeps her new boyfriend a secret. (RI . ()) Cllptioned ABC News Ill MOVIE~ 'Carry On Doctor' ()Z Nlghdlno 12:00 (J). MOVIE: tinder . the IWnbow' (I) lliuma • Allen , (J) •World Champlonahlp T.nnla: TheM...,._ , _ Open Rnal from e ()) -ay or somethlr~!j moved? ,We'll do II. Cali 446·3159 or 614-256·1967 after 6. a ANI7 WllEH we SLIDE INTO I-lOME, lliE DUST DISTURB5 THE fEOPLE IN 1liE lAAILER PARK TWO BlOCICS UP THE STREEt.: (I) MOViE: . a........,. Nt2 ... ~All, COIId., . , _ lllllgolcl. -ft11.tlw'Pm, . IRALOPPj THE 5ENERAL'S FAVORI+e:' ILESCUM - 1 r) H!At'QUAR'T!~. tJ Prtntanswerhere: Now llrTange the circled letters to 1 form the surprfH as aug· •~ower, gesilld by lhe above cartoon. t r r ](I I I I I ) (Answers U>morrow) Yeslerday·al Jumblts: BRIAR GOOSE AFFRAY DRUDGE Anawer: A big wheel In the amusement businessFERRIS No.IIO, conlafnlnV 110 pullioo, lo ..ollablt lor $1.116 poolplld ""'" - - - . clo It* I leW :f",Box :.M, Norwood, N.J. 07841.1ndudlyour l'llmtt ~~ codt 1 makt ehlc:*• ltbll to News ~ .~ BRIDGE Find the best play By Olwald Jacoby ud Alu Soatlfl NORTH 8-S-82 .Al0842 Hqariall upert Paul Lubes preaeuta a couple of .,5 • A Q 10 I .632 WEST EAST • 5 .7 3 .,K973 .,QJI062 tK987 tHs .K874 .J109 SOUTH .KQJ96 play proble1111 In each Issue of the "Bridle World" magazine. We lbow bll bidding here and find South In a slightly optimistic spade slam. A trump is opened. East follows and you win. Try to find tbe best line of play wblch Ia going to work this time. Here it is. Play ·a second trump and then finesse dummy's diamond queen. U It lOBeii you need both a SUC· ceuful club finesse and diamond 10 flnesae. However, it wins and you are now In very good shape. You play a heartlo tbe ace, ruff a beart, diamond ace, ruff a diamond and ruff your last heart. Dummy's 10 of diamonds can now be led. If East wins you need to take the club flneue, but this time East discards so you simply chuck your five of clubs. West Ia on lead and must either give you a ruff and dlacard or lead a club up to your ace-queen . Why didn't you consider a doubfe diamond finesse? Because if West held both ., A 8 4 t&2 .AQ5 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South w..t Nort~ Eut s• Pasa Pasa Pasa ••Pass ' Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: •5 diamond honors the play you adopted was sure to work. Why didn't you consider aqueezes and play against king and one club offside? The chance of such action is less than the chance of the club finesse being on. ~~'Hd' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40Be 1 Antique chest 41 Roman sHe played Patton 18 Asian river 11 Shaping machine 1% Frenzy 13 Ethically unfeeling 15 Fellow ( sl.) 18 Anlllne, e.g. 17 Japanese river 18 Boob tube 20 Peruke %1 Fly %%Cupola Z3 Glossy %5 Less highway DOWN 1 Editor's mark 2 Picture 3 Office morale booster 4 Three, in Genoa 5 Cain, for Yesterday's Answer 16 Dizzy one 27 French film star or Jimmy ~acuwnd 30 Do the tango ' qw 31 Choler 8 Subtly measure 33 Mascagni . suggest 23 Eva opera 9 Afternoon Marje 311 Black cuckoo · ritual 24 Set In motion Hawallan 67 SArrllouxved : :n 1~4,_8ee...,..r_,,......,""25_SWidered delicacy unfaithful ze Sour Z7 In the same %8 "Quincy" co-star Z9 Fleet 3Z Poor Clare, e.g. 33 Wrath 34 Chinese dynaaty 35 Knight's cloak Radar sound 38 "I Pagltacci" character 39 - over lightly :n DAILY CRYP'l'OQUOTE- Here's Ia how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFE. LLOW One ,.letter almply atands for another. In this sample A· ia 1lled for the thne L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single leiters, apo1trophea; tu leneth and fonnallon of the words are all hlnta. Zac:h day the code !etten are different · CKYPTOQUOTES .• ~The HYIXPY - ', PYWYUC JY OBV IAVU DSY DPQY • JY WQKD BGGPYOABDY DSY ' wo FAVNYC hiiiWW flllncl A PYBN YLAN,- JANNABW .....,. what ' her dlughter ... to become ·" lild Ill Ill - - chcov- Ywienlay'a Crypteqaole: IDS ,N~ IS SEVEN-AND-A· HALF . . THEY PULLED HIS NAME OPT OF A '- ': . . 1hllt Pllmlnu • ·piece ' - he tll'llwb.clto 1111(1 hr., 10 min.) } HAT.-OFFBEAT JIUMOR n)Oihlr·~ SOfiA AND .., 'Bo . Wei hlhtll•• . ()) MqVIE: • l1t MOBILE HOMES MOVED NICE :1 bedrlllll11 .,.,.,. Licensed & Insured, Call · ment, private entrance, ~ - 576· 2711. lldulh, 7th. 51. 304-67HI11. I KI· Cap~'Adge, ~ ()) .... a. Night .....- Apartmtnt for Rent Ill (J) National Geog111phfc STARKS Tree Trimming and Lawn Service. Shrubs ' trimmed. Phone 304-576· • 2010. =::.:::=.... Montreal Cll MOVIE: EXEICCISE- Gene's Steam Carpet' Clean-Scotch Gaurd·Free estimates-spring specials· Gene Smith, 992-6309. ,..,:;a-- e GETTIN' YOOII: 1974 Ford Rancharo truck. Runs good. Good tires, radio, SSOO. or best offer. 6U·992·2374.' . 79 Balla 150 Mercurv. 19 112 ft. conv. i9f>, Ten""·traller, extrlls. ·.$4;500. Call 1972 V.W. Beetle. ,AM·FM 6U·-·978311" 675·7392. stereo cassette, excelltnt botly. All NW tlrH. Runs. ;,- --Aiito 1·304·112:2393- crz NOTHIH'81\a ~ ~· ii- -- - T;uck's for Sal• - - · - - - - -· ~ ==~~ircyctes ~y 6000 t:IWrN I THERe THAT'~ MORE IMPORTANT THAN BINGS CONCRETE CON -~ STRUCTION Speclallring • In concrete driveways,' •' sidewalks, floors.. patios ·' . etc. 11 yr. exp. Caii6TH67·•. 7891 . • •• · sate or trade. 1973 llnccln Continental Mark IV, New paint, new tires. $1,395,00, 304·675·6048. ...:. .. ()) Another Ufe Cil ESPN Sporta Center ()) Andy Griffith Family Feud (l) t..veme and Shirley ()) Bualnou Report (JJ Richerd Simmons ® MOVIE: 'Made for Each Other' D Entertainment Tonlll_ht • 8:00 Cil (l) Major League ()) e ()) -------- ~--- FO~ . (J) (l) NBC Ntw8 Cll Tho Gold Bug While searching an laland tor but· terfllas. a boy gets involved in a hunt for Cllptain Kidd 's buried !erasura. · C1J MOVIE: 'Two Way Stnnch' . (J) 160.000 Pyramid ()) F.U..r Knowa Belt ()) D ()Z ABC Ntw8 8C1Km. Masonary work, Logue Contracting, Rl . 1, Ewlngton: Call 614·388· 1979 HONDA CBX, ---.---- - - --headers: excellent con· 75 vw Dasher, '2 dr., GT, ~ dillon, f)hone 304·675·321t. spd., excellent cond., $1.575. 76 vw Ra!lblt, 4 dr .• ii =:.: : -;~t.J-===­ 4 spd., Sl, 100. Cafl'-446·7322. ~-- _ ~o.W. fer hie ..:__ 1978 <;hrnler bOJII & 1973 Chevy statiOfl wagon, 3SO eogh'le, PS, PB, AC. .trailer, 85 HP Chrysler motor 71 f!!Odel~ 11ooc1 cond, Call a~f!!r' 4,:00, 446-42MI. everything InclUded. Call 446-6290. . ~-- - ----~ ,••11-le.'/ HAD A 8ti<THOA'/ CAKe ~Me WITH41 CAADL£5! - ---- - - - - - 7349. -~ l or61~·367·7160 . ~Y e '())Or. Who ® Ullaa, Yoga and You 7:00 8 (J) P. M. Magarlne (J) Bull'a Eye Cil NABL Weekly ()) Green Acru ()) Entenalnment Tonight (l)HappyOaya Ill ()) Tlc T~~<: Dough ()) ® MacNeil-Lehrer Reoort (JJ Newa D <lZ Family Feud 7:30 8 (J) You Alked For It Cll ·Race for the Pennant Barry Tompkins end Tim Mccarver host this look at the. past week·s baseball French City Painting . residential & commercial, Interior, exterior, papef . hangtrg. & textured celltngs. Call 614·367-7784 Haven West Vlrgfni,. Over 20 less expensive cars In stock. 1982 HONDA Custom ·450, 13.000 miiH. Ca!f 446-2350. 1979 112 Plymouth Duster; slant 6, 3. spd., economical, 37,000 miles, PS, PB, AMFM ,tero, ·zlebart, , _ radials, air cOnd., super clean. Call «6·2847. BORNWSER CAPTAIN STEEMER Car· pet Cleaning featured by Haffell 8rosthers Custom ·carpets. Free Htlmates. Call446·2107. -------' Riding lawn mower, BHP Huffy, good cond., s290. Call614·379·2729. 6l ===::L~~~·~~ Marcum Roofing a. ., SPDIIllrg. 30 y&ars ex- . perlence, ' speclaflzlng In ' bUill up ro<if. Call 614-388· , 9622or614-388·9857. Autos iorSale ·---~ - ----~ 1 :30 D ()) CD CBS News "'' ~.;d·:sb,;;ethl~ - N~~~-;;, , 2 bd.room unfurnished mobile home. Cheshire, Oh. 304-773·5882. e (J) ()) (l) CD ()IN._ Cil lest of Notro Dame Football Ifill 1976 Fighting lrlah vs. Pittsburgh. ()) Eloc1rlc Comfiii"Y 1182. __ ' Home lmpro~emenh := -.............. . .. ·' STUCCO P.LASTERING textured cel)lngs com-' mercia I 'and residential, free estimates. Call614·256· .- "'. · e:oo II ()) My Three Sana 11 --·- . ....... -,,...... ..... .. .... . .. •.' ~-· -'·--· -·--- - a CANNING tomatoes, bhlng own containers, across from Slauffers at Gallipolis Ferry, WV. TUESDAY ' I Camper 26 foot Air Stream, good condition. · 304·6755279. . NOTICEI Fren~h City AKC Collies, Sable and Meats are buying cows. white, wormed, had first Mondays and Thursdays, 1981 XR·100 Honda. Used shots, Inc. Parvo. Ready a .m.·12 noon on a live or apJli'OX. 7 mo. Caii367-71SO. Wed . Aug. 4th. 1-61H67· dressed weight basis. ~.00. 3815. . Payment made on receipt of cante. • YAMAHA MX 250, runs ·- . --- _,. .. .. - - . good, sl ___ -- Fruit.. __ - good cond., $300. Call WESTERN Pleasure Hor· 256·6215. ----~Vegetables so. Caii30H75·2098. Pick Your own tomatoes, 1981 HONDA CR 450. Used half runner or lima beans, ~ ~- ~ ~ ~!!~~~~;~,~ approx. 40 hrs ., QOOd.cond., 16.QO bu, corn Sl .OO dor. Raynor Peach Orchard, Hay. S1.25 bale In field , 304· $1200. negotiable. Call 446· 1342 or 245·5478. Rl. 7, Lower River Rd., 675-2254 or 304·576·1302. Gallipolis, ~--4807. 1-~-H~;d; CB l~IG~ ' cOnd. $425. 614-667·3085. Sliver Queen sweet corn. --·-·-...,.Charles McKean Farm, 1976 Harley Davidson 446·9442. 7L_ Jut~~licii-]!'' Super Glide, recently tebullt, fat 'bob ·tanks, 81 chevette, 9 mos. old, Fresh picked gr"'n beans, Tenderettes an'd Blue 10,000 miles. II. blue, many ext~as,30H95·3326 . Lake, S7.oo bu. Call614-256- deluxe Int., $4,850, firm. 1975 XR75, 304-675-4049. 6278. .....__ Call-146·7053. CANNING TOMATOES. SS.OO already picked, bring containers. Call446-4599. Viewhig I . 0 2 bedroom furnished apt. In Middleport. $205 month, inc. utilities. 992·7177. Television ,, . 27 ft covered wagon, $2,500, Offfce trailers- 79 & 10, central air, S3,5GO tach. Call •• 61H43·291~ pr 61H43·2644. ' GUNS: Colt, Ruger, S & W. 'SUMMER SHOWDOWN' P istols and Riffles . JIVIDENS FARM EQUIP· E N T Reasonably priced. Call af· M 446·1675 ter 5, 614· 367-0~2 . Long tractor, Vermeer balers, a. Hay equipment, bale movers, rotary tillers· $1039.00, wagon-, disc, post diggers a. drivers, seeders, Buolding materials block, rotary cutters, blades, brick, sewer pipes, win· gates, cultivators & front dows, lintels, etc. Claude end loaders. Winters, R lo Grande, 0 . And see us to get your parts Call614·245·5121 . & complete service. USED EQUIP : Metal sheets for ell IH Hydro 70, Ford 2000, building purposes . Flat Ford Jubilee, 165 MF, porcellan enamel coated . Massey Harris Pony, 70 4x8thru 4 x 12. Prices, $7.00 Oliver, 185 A.C. D4006 Duetr, plows, disc, JD to$9 .60. 61H67·3085. manure spreader, Ford !01 mower, 19 ft. camping ~Pets lor Slit trailer. DRAGONWYND CAT · We bUY used equipment. TERY · KENNEL. AKC Chow puppies , CFA Small utility trailer, cast -Himalayan, Persian and wheel type. 1952 FerguS(!n Siamese kittens . Call ~- 30 farm tractor with Sf!. 3844afler4p.m. brush hog. Call eve. -446· 2'1> STORY house & double garage. Optional·2'h acres FARM for sale by owner. beautiful UJ acre farm located on black top Trlb· ble Rd. mile from Rt. 62. Arbuckle , WV ap · proximately 70 acres lillableland, 8 room house, barn & other small buildings, mineral rights Included, 304-458·1078. ' ' RATLIFF'S POOL. CEN· TER Poolssale, supplies& Installation. 403 2nd. Ave .. Gallipolis, Oh. Call 446· 6579. In ground· Ablove ground. CALL 1·800-'FIRST 624-1511SERVE (Ohio),. ST COME, 1 ·800·~2·3053 (WV) . to 4 acres ground. City water available. Can finance one half purchase price. hrK;,;IT~'~N':.,C;;;;,:AAL:.;:.:.,YlE~"'-..;.._;_.._:...,_.::by:!;LiflrY~:_:W:"'~ION~ 1975 case 450, · dorer· tractor, 1,800 hrs., very good cond., $14,900 . Call 4-46·4537. . ADDITIONAL DISCOUN · Tl LIMITED TIME ONLYI THE BIG, NEW AMAZING 1982 FAMILY· SIZE POOLS WHICH IN· CLUDE DECK, FENCE, FILTER & WARRAN·TY ARE FOR NOW ONLY AVAILABLE $999. IN· STALLATION & FINAN· CING AVAILABLE. FIR· schools 304-675-4338. The l)glly Senlinei-Page-9 . • Pomeroy-Middlltport, Ohio . Page-8-The Dally S~ntinel \' �Pa~ lO-l':~e Daily Sentinel Area deaths May Bird Esta L. David Mrs. May Bird, 91, 39XenlaAve., CedarvWe, died Monday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. She was a daughter of the late Richard and Belle Smith Vaughan. She was also preceded In death by her husband, Frank S. Bird. Surviving are a number of nieces and nephews among whom are Leo Vaughan, Robert Vaughan, Louis Bryne Vaughan, Mary Kay Spencer, Frank Vaughan, all of Pomeroy, and George Vaughan, Chillicothe, and a cousin, Lewis Loring Shephard, Fairborn. Mrs. Bird was a member of the Cedarvllle United Presbyterian Church and operated the 0. and 0. Variety Store In CedarvUie. The was a past matron of the Order of Eastern Star, Cedarvllle Chapter 418. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert McGee officiating. Burtal wtll be In the Massie Cemetery at CedarwUie. Eastern Star rttes will beheldatths funeral home at 7 p.m. this evening. Friends may call at the funeral home at anytime. Esta L. David, 68, Middleport, died Sunday at the Akron City Hospital. She was a daughter of the late Joseph and Cora Lightfoot Christy. She was also preceded In death by her husband, Charles David, and a brother, George Christy. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. WOllam (Elsie) Jones, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Calvin (Sarah) Smith, Tuppers Plains, and four brothers, Clifford and Manley Christy, both of Middleport, and Raymond and Albert Christy, both of Ravenna. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Mrs. David was a member of the Sacred Heart Church In Pomeroy and an active member d the Meigs County Senior Citizens Organization. Services wUI be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Sacred Heart Church with the Rev. Father Anthony Glannamore officiating. BurIal wlll be In the Carleton Cemetery. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home from 23 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . Wednesdav. Produce growers given chal)ce to display ·g~s · ' · FR1:1~H < . ~~:~ ONE . J .. • STOP $HOPPING. . .. • Meigs Co. Emergency Medical ServiCe reported several runs over the weekend. At 12:27 a.m. Saturday, Pomeroy squad responded to an accident on Rt. 33, north of BurUngham, to pick up Deborah Strickland and James Olson. The couple were taken to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital, Athens. At 3:35 a.m., Syracuse went to Dewitt Run Road tor Ira Roach. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. AI 12: 28 p.m., Racine went to Letart Falls to take Beatrice Donohew to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 6: 49 p.m., Pomeroy EMS to Tracy Rowe from Lincoln Heights to VMH; at 9:49p.m., Mid· dleport unit took Allee Clark from South Fifth to VMH. On Sunday, Tuppers Plains responded to a call at the ReedsvUie ball diamond to take Roger Balser to Camden Clark Hospital, Parkersburg. The Meigs County EMS reported several runs overnight Monday. At8:24 a.m., Rutland squad went to Langsville to take Fred Scarber!1' to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 9 a.m., Rutland made another run to Rt. 124, near Rutland, to take Leroy Bartrum to Holzer Medical Center; at 2: 19 p.m., Middleport unit took MOdred Ziegler !rom South Third to HMC; at 7:09p.m., Rutland took Clarence Potts Jr. to VMH; and at 10:35 . p.m.. Syracuse EMS took Holly Friend from Second Street to VMH. Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Hospital reported several admissions and discharges over the weekend. Admitted Saturday-Dr. Mateo Dayo, New Haven, CecU Brown, New Haven; Edson Hart, Pomeroy; Beatrice Donohew, Racine. Discharges-Martha Hopkins, David Ramey, Elsie Cross. Admission Sunday-Pauline Derenberger, Pomeroy. Masons to meet Pomeroy Lodge 164, Free and Accepted Masons will meet In regular session at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple at 7:30p.m. Wednesday. All Master Masons are Invited and all attending are asked to wear a "wild" shirt. Meets Wednesday The Happy Harvesters Class wUI meet tor a covered dish dinner at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the TrinIty Church. A business meellng wUI follow the dinner. WE RESERVE THE RIGHTTO . LIMIT QUANTITIES NOT RESPONSiBLE FOR PAI,NTING ERRORS MJCU.ST ·3rd. THRU AIIIUST 15tlt Open Dally 10-9 Sunday 1.6 . .. ' ' ; f 1 ' : :~"";: \.- . •· .• t ·~ : l ';-t \! ' ' •. ,.. .. • . ' .. iol ..,,·<· . - : OF -THEIR NEW STORE AT 1125 MAIN ST. i" ····· ' ... , · / / - I , ' Alt'ltems Avallaltle Ill' All Stores Except Pages. 2 And 31 ' . SALE • ENDS Com roast set 200 C9'JNT SAT. The Meigs Co. Fish and Game Club wm have a baked ham and corn roast Saturday, Aug. 7, with supper at 6 p.m. There wtll also be an ali-day work session and patloralslng. All members are urged to come work. CLOOD.' , TISSUE , (4) • ' ChromatiC' 1-button auto. color control. Money actions Our- Reg. $23, TV Stand, $19 Our Ret· $39, TV Stand, $34 Our Reg. $151, TV Stand, $49 Kmart Everyday Price $529 Kmart Savings ~-J30 WHITE OR .COLORS $499 - TO The Portland PTO will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the school to organize the upcoming bluegrass festival. Summer bench show The Ohio State Fox Hunters Assn. wUI hold a summer bench sbow Saturday, Aug. 7, at 1 p.m. at th~Gallla County Fair. H'AIR SPRAY 10621 I ' .. iY cuiROt saglake-wlth Price llack-and-Whtte TV Personal-size portable with solid-state chassis. T~ke-wlth Price • lJI $199Save •20 Our $219 ' Stereo With Ca-tte Deck AM/FM Receiver, turn table, cassette record 36.88 4 oz. , Take-with Price our 42.87 Two-sp..d Electrlk Broom Lightweight, easy to store. Reusable dirt cup. ••~ $339 .' a a~ Contemporary Color TV matrix ptcf\Jre tuQe. Sllarpness control. Black 2511 Jadl- ""- . Polllt ,.,.....,, w. Va • . . The regular missionary meeting of the Hysell Run Holiness Church wm be Thursday, Aug. 5, at 7:30 p.m. Spedal speaker will be the Rev. CecU Wise and the publiC Is welcome. ·'· ' .SAVE. 0.5) TIM Witll Prici AM~PJ!!' . With digital clock, "soft Touch'' $289~':· · Price ·loommale-ColorTV ~controlS. more. FABRIC SOFTENER .... EA. Gallon Size · · Reg. '4" $359 ERtJ·TH PHARMACY . MM1000 TOUCH @j";tllot ,.,., ,,,, '"=••r• "....._ • Reg. 1100 ' 181 ·FINAL SUBJECT ·THEME BOOK Reaullf or UnKent•• Special services Mason Volunteer Fire Dept. . . 70 COUNT SINGLE CLAIRMIST HHJIMA. ~ {6) 69~ · 99e. ·280 Count Southern Athletic Boosters will meet Tuesday at the high school at 8 p.m. for an Important meeting. Meets Wednesday ..... Kmart Sales.Price LESS FREE $50 U.'S. SAVINGS BOND Meet tonight .FILLER . PAPER _ KLEENEX , FACIAL TISSUES 1143 ·Reg. • Consolette Color TV Two cases were flied In Meigs Co. Common Pleas court Monday. Kenneth F. Molz, Moore5town, N.J., !Ued a suit for$60,00lln damages against John R. Murphy, Bob Murphy and John E. Murphy, a)l of Racine. The defendants allegedly caused ongoing damage to Molz's land, leased In Rutland Twsp., by drUIIng oU and gas wells on their adjacent,Putland pro(!E!rty. Ewing Funeral Home and J.B. O'Brien, Pomeroy, !Ued a suit for $5979.30 In damages against Eva Mae Stoecker, Cincinnati, administratrix of the estate of Frank M. Fugate, deceased, tor debts allegedly l!;lcurred by Fugate. ' MILTON, W. VA. . I Model V4310W, ' Veterans Memorial Hospital announced several admissions and one discharge Monday. Admissions-Lawrence Scarber(1' Jr., Langsville; Richard DeMoss, Pomeroy; John Wells·, Racine; Crystal Manley, Middleport; Ronald Staats. Racine; Charles Bissell, Long Bottom; WUUam Clonch, Racine. DischargesMary Casto. GEL.EBRA TES THE PIICU II EFFECT Check incidents • • P.II4RMACY ~ Meig~ County happenings Emergency runs ONE STOP SHOPPING . "' "101 Slxtll Ave. .'liunttneton.W- Va. "THE EVERYTHING STORES" 1125 Main Street Millon. W.Va . . 364 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, Ohio . A~L UORt) OPEN7DAYS A WEEK! Fllff PAPI<I~(, now. 2nd s1. Wellston, Ohio � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 August 3, 1982 bird christy david vaughan