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Now Is EACH EACH BUCKEYE AWARD PRESENTED The Bucl\ey.e AW(Ird (for quality of care) was presented to Bockeye Heallh -Care Center Tuesday afternoon by Ralph Hazelbaker, Immediate past president of the Ohio Health Care Assoclailnn. Tom Reese, ad- mlulslralor, accepted the a want. On hand lor the iestlvltles were, front, 1-r, Reese, Hazelbaker aod Chet Bradeen of Amerlcacare; back, David Kobleotz, county commissioner, Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Aiulrews and Henry Wells, president of the board of commlsslooers. , ARTISTIC WORK - In commemoration of the artlvities of the Pomeroy Health Care Center held Tuesday aflemoon a cake replica of the building was made by Violet Walker , karen Sloan, and Kay Walker. . UCH I ICON I 12190 NEEDLEIIOYEI FLORAL BOUQUET·IERRIMEIIT 72"190" IIEEDLEWOYEII ROYAL GARDEII-MEIDOW FLOWERS Two beautiful laney print blankets by Beacon. Merriment, Floral Bouquet. Full · bed size 72 x 90, 1001 needlewoven acrylic with 4 loch nylon bindings. Use our easy lay-a-way plan now! Take your choice of two very attractive rloral print patte rns, "Royal Garden" or "Meadow Flowers" b)' Beacon at this special lay-a-way price. Full bed size 12 , oo. Needlewoven for lon g "'·ea r . GRAND CHAMPION RABBITS - Wionlng grand champion honors for his rabbit in the 4·11 division at the $ ·ITIFFLIR'I LIW·I·WIY ILINKET IILE· 72190 IIEEDLEWOVEII FLORAL PRIIITS SIMMER DIY IINIHAM FLDRAL Meigs County Fair Tuesday was Tom Everett, Tuppers Plains, lefl. Graod champion showmanship went to Melvin VanMeter of Pomeroy. Pomeroy Health ·Care Center Tuesday became the first Meigs County nursing home to receive the Ohio Health Care Association 1 OHCAI Buckeye Award for Quality of care. Pomeroy Health Care Center joins a sele<;t group of homes which have received the OHCA' s highest a ward for excellence in long-term ca re. OHCA past president Ralph E . Hazelbaker presented the aw ard to Tom Reese , adminislrator and his staff in special ceremonies at the home Tuesda y. " Our Buckeye Award is designed to point out those nursing homes which provide quality care to thei r residents," Hazelbak er said . "Our a ward symbolizes the recognition that Pomeroy Health Care Center has made a voluntary corrunitment to high standards of residenl ca re. has invited our professional review of its services, and has mel the sta n· dards set by those professionals." Homes presented the Bu ckeye Award are endorsed by the OHCA as offering quality care and are recommended to Ohioans need ing lon g- tenn care services. The Buckeye Award is pr ese nted on ly to those OHCA member homes taking and passi ng an exte nsive rev iew of all services by a tema of nursing home professionals. The Peer Revi ew program is designed to carefully check the q ua lity of care given to residents of a nursing horne. The s ~ rvey team examines a nd eval ua tes the a dministra tion, nursing a nd di etary services, a cti vities and phys ical fa cilities of the home. The survey also ensures the nur sing Continued on A.j) ·ITIFFLII'I LIY·I·Wit ILI. .T IILI· LAY·A·WAY lOW BE REIDY FOR WillER I SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD UITIL IIEEDED! BEACON 12110 SIZE FLORAL PRIITS VEIIAILLII DIIIITIL FLDWIII Tak~ your choice of two of Beacons popular Dural print needlewoven blanketo In color comlllnaUonsthatare aurelo please. Full bed size with t Inch nylon binding. Lay-a-way now at StiiDer's. Take your choice of two very attr a ctive needlework blankets-Summer Day-A dainty floral pallem in wanted colors-Gingham Floral-A check design with floral overlay. A REAL BUY! "Confelli" by Beacon. 1001 acrylic loom woven lher· mal blankets in heather design, luii7Zx90 bed size at a low lay-a-way price during SIIIDer's lay-a-way sale. II LIY-1-WIY EACH lOW ...~ y- _, _.,..,.. $ II II. MIRY'S AUTOMATIC · ·~~-~FAI SIIILE CONTROL TWill SIZE EACH · ·LIY·A~WIY ,·I I~ 0 I ·• ~ I ,_, • . ' \ ' ' • '· CHOICE OF COLORS s·. . An aU-over Doral prlot In 3 all'lk· Inc colora:oya oa llate• back~. 110 percent oeryllc. 1znx..." ' ~:..'~'<_,..1 " .. hereford steer in the Junior fa ir, Connolly is a third year4-H member ufthe Be ll« Rt•••f rluh . Riverboat model at state fair -' I I'• 1,, $4,~{ .-., FULL SIZE SIIGLE · LIY·A·WAY IIOW! UCH IILI· RIC·ILANHETI HATHAWAY .COTliiE· 72"-xiO" IEEILEWOtEI , . F FLtR~L PRill .· . "Fair Lane" single eon'lrGI electric w..i.els. made by St. Mary'a. Aulomallc alnJie c011trol In popular soHd colon. FIIU bed abe Ia poly bag. Lay·a·way Now! · I • " STEERING '' Ioward a hopeful award . Brian Conoolly, Reedsville, makes some final preparations lor Wednesday's 4-H beef judging. EKhibillng this St. Mary's high quality "Fair Lane" single control automatic electric blankets in your choice of popular plain <olors In twin bed size In poly bag. $ I $ ·ITIPPLIR'I LIY·A·WIY IILI IP ILINIItl· ·:,,.,\ l·r . Th•· y also made a rake replica of the State of Ohio which also featured a n a ttraclivo• fountain. Employes at the Center had prepared a wide • aricty of relr.sh· menl' for the special occas ion. Pomeroy Health Care Center first ilJ Ohio to receive Buckeye Award BLAIIKETS BY BEICOII AIIAIE YOU KIIOW 1110 TRUST BEAUTIFUL FASHION DESIGIIS FOR BEDROOM DECOR Ill I 1 Section , 16 Pages 15 Cents A Mu l ti m edie~ Inc. Newsp ap er Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday , Augu s t 19, 1981 - STIFFLER'S LIY·l·WIY ILIIKET SALE!- LUIUR • provide the board with a price on the work required within one week. The site is expected to comply with E PA sIa nda r ds . Continued on A~ enttne at y $ I 9 $ were representatives of John David Jones Associates in regard to engineering work needed to be done · ord er to d eveIop a new sam·1a ry m landfill site. The linn agreed to Beacon's ·colorful colonial tOO percent polyester needlewoven blankets. Pretty quill .block pattern In lull bed size. Made with 3 Inch nylon binding. the tim e to ust" our lay·a-wa y plan. 91 iand in Salisbury Township at $350 an acre. The land is needed for access to the new county landfill site · development. and future landfill Meeting with the commissioners UCH EACH - STIFFLER'S LIY-l·WIY SALE OF BUIKETS- Adai r by Hearon . t\ 100 p€' r cent ac n ·lic loom wo\·en lherm a l bla nket in four popula r color s- ~· ellow, blut>, rc ru a nd whitt' in full bt>d sin 72 x 90 . • Voi.JO.No.B9 Copyrighted 1981 A10% DOWII PAYMENT WILL HOLD Ill LAY· A-WAY UITIL DEC. 16 12 1 90 SIZE the Meigs Eml!rgimcy Medical Ser· vice Board of Trustees. The board entered Into an option · Maruung • . Webster to a greement wtth J)UI'Chase approximately 3f acres of e needlewoven blankels lo colorFul Navajo Indian deatan with whip stltell blodlna. 72 • 80 lull bed alze. ' · DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY YOUR YEARLY SUPPLY 0 BLANKETS NOW DURING THIS BIG LAY-A-WAY SALE! - LAYAWAY SILE- Board. The cormnimssioners also a greed to place a new one. rnlll levy on the November ballot at the request of SO percent acryHc, 5t percent polyester, $ EACH B~ACOII the Meigs County Tuberculosis session e e 1gs unty Board of of one rnllll oners agreed) to place a · 4 renews N'ovembe ball t t h1evy on the ! 0 a t e request of Co~· ' GEmtNi:i,RtWll\' -ll~Hy Beegle, ''· Rllclae, .._..~ Club a .ateilli~r of the Melp COIIJ!'Y ~-..-~rd 4-H ' rt ' . . ,..... , __ .. Ler re'nn W.:.lMIJfl . . r' . ' '. cl-- •• '· ~Y gettbag ~ sheep n.ady for the allow 011 •• billy -.... _ _._ 'mmo~Y · r • · ·d ' ~onhhue pot rai s · 1 i . ..Two acitlttiON!l .. piCkUp truck loads li' ~juahal no val~ . set) were ·~1811 '1\let!day the MeigS · ~· t.OWII~nt_,.,J'!"'iO..I(ijjhs'!'l)ui'ldliyl~llpper'IOtltoi~IOII., ~·SIIirtif'aDe:l:u·uncnt, '· · . _e-otr81J1311 lonlgllt.and20pe~t ~y. W~ ~Iyto .'~lWo , loa~,... liken friHn ndrtllei"':'I.Yt.a~IO~htoilllht. . . .. \ • ~ · Rkllle lnd Pllw'n~ Town- 1 Vpble ~.. ~._2_, ,,::_,'• ht ~:,; ....;;_A•" ...•< . vouJI ..- m-.,-.. •u •'tJIIIePtndlll. . ,' ' 1waUl .• .... : of ,• ........, ..: .,.,.nee .. .....,.~1'1 . . . . *sdrt'QI •ihe lherifr.t ~rt· Fi'ldaYtiJiOullllluntla):: F,trP'I'IdiJallll ftli.IJl ,.. ~ eouaty 'Sbirllf' s lwdiJ. ,.,..... Sllnilay. Hillhaln tile~ 'IIIII and low 101. ~ f1'lll1l , aftll ck!pl!ti• alid lilemiJel'l ot the theJIII6.IGI to ileU 10." -:. .' · , BCI. , . goers still flock to Williams' show. " People think it's fabulous," he said. •'They come in here and go 'Oh, boy' and 'Wow.' Many of them have ridden the big boat. " ~~r=t~ model of the Delta Queen At the fair, Williams stands so visitors can watch the Delta Queen He spent eight years building the cmise in the tank and hear riverboat model, winning a Golden .Age Hobby sounds which he taped from the real Award tor his efforts In 1980. vessel, based in Cincinnati. He 11lb year, the 611-yeai'Old retired prefers to watch and operate the pnn · tertrGmColwnbusisnavlgating boat himself. the boilt tlsily in a Jilrge water tank The 1,279-part pa ddlewheel at the Olli.o Department ofF operates by radio froin a 12-volt air· sp!lrtatlon's "Fair Within a air' n craft type battery connected to a car the Masl!eter Buildil)g.· ODOT of. windqw motor. The battery also tlc!illa ljivited him tO the 17'day the four main rudders, two event, which entered Its sixth day operates monkey • •rudders, the smoke at· · ~y. . tachment.and a bilge pump, if that 'l1lqh a 930-square foot train · should become necessary, · layout is the center of the display of The Delta Queen is his second ~lion-related hobbies, fair· COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - For several hours each day at the Ohio State Fair, Guy Williams has been operating and explaining a 9-foot Tr~ni. riverboat crea tion . " I'm being encouraged to build another riverboat and have two for ned year's fair ," Williams said. "i But ) there's no way in the world I could build another in a year's time. '' When he does find some time, he said his mate to the Delta Queen model might be the Sidewheeler fn· diana, which no longer cruises Ohio's rivers . Since last yea r's fair, Williams' model bas dra wn more attention than be expected. He's shown it to gatherings as div e r se a s Westinghouse electrical engineers, a travel group, the National Association of · Miniatu re Enthusiasts . and the Sons and Daughters of P ioneer Rivenncn . '. �- " -- • I The Darly Sentinei- Page-3 Commentar ~e 1981 Senate WASHINGTON tNEAt - emerging consensus among pultlleal experts here ts that barnn~ un- "ill lose unl) about fnUI It, s1x uf tht!lr 21 seats "hlle tht• Hl'publa:ans lost t"n to four of their Dl'lllutTal.!:i un the Senate wtth the 1982 nudknn electums. Most predtcl tlmt thl' GOP \\Ill JUSt about double t11e stze <>f ti s t urn·nt Senate IJ laJllrll) Hona!d Rcag.cm's lamblu..l c \'tel on last ; ear p<>llllcall\ Ut ought 12 Delllti<.Tatic scat" fnllll tr <Hhtwnall~ Denwcralll' slalt•s \\11\ bt• tOillL•sted m Hl82 Rt•-electwn 1s all but CertCIJ n fur fJYe Of tJH~Sl' 111l'UJilbents· Ed \\anl Kcnnetl~ of MassaLhU~t·lh. Robert B) 1 d uf West V!fJ.!I Illa. Spark Matsunaga of Ha"au. Henn " Seoup·· JackS1lll of Wllslllnj!ton and Danlt'l P MO\ nJhon of Nt' \\ Yt1rk Threl' 11\ lll'r Dt'llllll'Jeits ft1•111 s\ att•s that IIJ\ l' tntdltwna ll ~ fa\tlf't•d thl'll part~ \\Ill ha\l~ rnon• '\jJill' tlh abtJU I unthinkable Mo st e:t nal) sts had assumed Uwt thl' r>cmucrab \\uuld rdam t•untr·t•l uf the Scniile though by a murh sm<:~ller margan Tht• Ift.'II Hil'!ab \H·n· t•Xpt•cted to lost• pt>rh<:Aps 10 11f tht' :H t·ontt•stt•d se<:ab \\ tl tlt• thl' Ht'pubitt'Hib \H'fl' expcdt•d It• lost' lhl"l't' What e~l'tuall~ hCJppt•nt•d \1 i:l'- th<~t tht• Ht•pubii<"(Jns u:~ptun•d 12 DttlH•<Tal ll !-il'<il.:i \\ ilhuullo!'lllg I ill\' uf their ov.n Tlu:-; g<:t\l' ther11 1 untnd dtfflcull races but \\llillHtsl ilkl'l; be 1durrll'd ftlr a ntl! her six ~ eetr" Tht.'~ .11 t' Pcml Si:!rb<tllt'S of M a r~ land . ~hm ar d Metzenbaulll uf Ohw and Dtlllt:dd Rlcgl t• of Mlchtj!an . On l~ ont' of thesl' mnr seab 1s 111 r l'a l J~upard~. I t 1s the Ne" Jcr ... e~ seat uf HaiTISllfl Wilham~. \\ hl, \\as eunncted 111 ABSC AM It IS a ssUHll'd that Wtlh£~11l s \\ 1ll not Sl't'k rt"t•lt•dlllll the CdiHIHi<-~h's for hl.!:i st•al h;H l' not~ et e JJl l' l p~l Als11 up for l'lt•<.·twn ll! 1982 \\Ill tw f PU 1 Dem ncr a ts f !'Pill s\\ mg sta It's or . . tc~lt s that hrn e !rt-~dltl!mall~ eleded uf tht• Senatl' b) a 53-47 !llargnl \1ost t•xpl•tts agret• th<tl IIH Ot'IIIucr<Jts ~' 111 not sufft.•r aJwt ht•J '"' h drbacle m !98" . II IS lu the pw I) .., adntlll<-tgc t hat 11 hulds 21 of lilt· H "l'<tts Ihi:! I 1,.4, ill be <.llllte . . ted next )L'i:lf thost• SL'nators \\II! haq• till' l>t.·nd1ts of uwumbl'lll'\ ~' 1ltwut bl'ill).! sacldl l'd V.lth ll'sptlll!-iJhllll) fc 11 t ht• l'O mht 1!Ill uf I hl' t 1lU nl r~ I f t hII H.~.., an• ~~ ~Ill ~ bad!~ 111 Nou .•Jnbel 198~ tht·~ ca n blaml' thl' Rl'publlrans If The Daily Sentinel • Ill Court SlrHt Pomrroy, Ohio &lf.99Z-21$& OE\'OTEDTOTHE INTEREST OF THF. MEIGS.MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Pllbllshf'r PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH AssisLBnl Plbltshf'r/Cootrollt>r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. ~t'" s Eflltllr A MEMBF.R of Thf' A~sO('I.atr-d Prt>ss lnl.a iKI Oail)' Prf'U AssocUiltlon and tbt Amen..ao Nt>wspaper Publlsht>n AUO<'Iat1011 LETI'ERS OF OPINION arf' wekumr-d TM) should bt l~u than 300 words long All lt'ctf'n a~ subje<""l to t'dltiag aod mus\ bf' slgutd -.uh Damr. addrns aocl telrphuot' uumbf'r No unsip~ l~tkn wlU bto publisht'fl. Lrtkn sboolfl br- I• good taslP. addl"f'sslng luun. ool peno1111Ulkl. • Neutron bomb: they all forgot to duck Republicans. It was in such stale!S that the GOP made 11s biggest mroads in 1980 . the Democrats lust 12 or the 16 seats contested 111 Republi ca n or swill~ slcites Thai Suulh \\ti l bt' contested Letter to the editor r . was a small thing to them, but when we went to talk to Bob about it, right away within five minutes, we knew what we went to find out. Bob general election. Eight or the 12 Republicans up fur re-clectwn seem reasonabl~ ~ ure or remaining in the Senate. They are Juhn Danforth of Missouri. Robert Stafford u[ Verrnunt. John Hemz of Penns) lvama. Jnhn Chafee of Rhude Island. Malroltll Wallnp u[ Wymnmg . Richard Lu~ar u[ Indiana. Ornn Ha!ch of Utah and Harrison Sdmnlt uf NcY. Mt•xtco . Feu lt•ss t:~rtam ttl remct1i1 Republican are the seats held b) LoweU We1cker of CunnectlcUl. William Ruth of Dela\\arc. Dav1d Ourenbt·rger nf Mitllll'S 'lla and S. I Havakawa of Califorma. In fact, Havakawa ts unlikely to make il pa;t tbe Republican primary that he still insists he will enter. So, this is "hy the pundits are pr·edicting that a net total of three Senate scats will pass from the f>t•mucrab tn the Rt•publicans in 19li2. ,. 1982 m vestJge~tnrs \\l'I l' l'Ollllfm<:~l trap to l'<tlt h WASHING TON - At a recent tlrn· ner. a group of we l l·r e<:~d sh11Uld help ublam government con- ting on Wa shm~ton1ans tract~ Williams. For this purp11,e, um· last hstcnl'd to suggestwns that he \\as asked What Harnson William:-~. con v1ch•d uf 111 the FRI's f <:IIII!IUS !\BSCAM case" Almost lll t lwrus the~ a n -;\H~ red · Tak1ng !llllllt'Y from H ll Arab she1k .. That thesL' t•Jucated peuplt• \\ tw kt'l'P abi eet~t uf v.hat's gomg un Ill the \\orld. sh oudl be so \wefull~ JJllslflfnrnwd about <:~ hcadll!ll' llpcratwn like ABSC'AM Js not i:t ltll).!L'Iher surpnsing It 1s i:l tnbute to lilt' F'BI\ press agent r~ that pt'np\t' believe an undt•rcovpr uper atwn uf suc h dubwus nwr<:~ht~ proved - that Willl3,1ns <~wnet! a hutden Interes t in the tmne. On vuleutape he said he was mteresled 111 the nune, nut that lw uwncd an an- \\as actuall) a bnlllant. !eglltrnalt' tere.st j11b of Ia\\ enforcement In fe~l'l. Wtlhams did nnt take a hnbt', nor uas he accused llf cto1ng s,, He d1d nnt lake <:~ny money, nor dut U1e gu\'ernment prosecutors He a!sll boasted lin VIdeotape or hiS mfluenre But he was coHched l11 make the boastful t rnnt· f)-N J Wi::is St.'ll fur the mme . Senators routmel) !Seek govern- lllellll'tlllll acts that u rll benefrl thetr He exp lained under cunstltucnts ITOSS-CX:allllllalJOJl : ''My fnends .tskcd mt• to periorm a role that lht.·~ s;.ud was rmpurt.ant to the111 and lhe1r financial well-being. I perIIHlled those feelings O[ fnendshlp [11 ovt•rnJe rny judgment .. lt v.as suggested - b~:Jt never- 1111l. WiJshmgton suggest he dtd They cou ldn t The11 ~~~ press the she1k. FBI·s un de rcover Hpt•ra ll\ e. ABSCt\M ht• rt•actprl hornfl l'd Nu, \Uth <-t no '" IUI,IlU, Willlallls' IIHhetrnent - and !i Ub:-;equ t· nt l'Hil\'ldwn - stemmt•d from an <11tt•mpt tu tnduce a h<"tJttous Arab she1k tu Ill\ est $100 lllJll10n 111 .1 t1taruum JJllllt' The Sl'llatnr <:~!Stl After a n-month mvt•stigal11m. F' Bf off J(_'J<:~Is cuh mllcd 111 <:1 lllt.'llltl randum th<:~t tile\ d idn 't hon• c1 l'(ISL' agal ll!'il W1llmms . T111 s exl'lllpator~ l lll'lllll lJ~ ITVll'\H'd 111} assnL'I<-lll' Irul~ Badlm CJr v-as \\ith· lll'hl fro111 W1!11am~ and Ills al - l !lrlll'~ s Tilt• nletJUI ABSCAM a meelmg \\<:IS phon} sheak <:~rranged iilso shm\L'd th.d lht wrlh tht· The FBI hop<•d Wrlltart" "''llld be llldU('ed tu lll <:~ k e SOIIlt' IIH.'I'IIlllllatlllg lllOVl' bcfnrl' lht• hJddt.'!l CHIIH'I'iiS Till' lrnp "a~ sprung . hu\1\ eat Ill' up t•mpl) . Whale thl' carliLTas grnuml emphal~t·all; unlit•n't l\'t'r etgt·nt ·s fulllel\', the senator rdusl'd the FBI statl'rnents b) the FBI's undercover !itmg" man . Mel Weinberg, v. ho in~ l sted this \\CiS the best \HI\ ltl 1111 11 seer!!\ videotapes shuwcd that \\hen he \\<:I S offered monc} by the CINCINNATI IAPI - Sensmg that the Cincinnati Reds' bench wasn't as lively as usual, Manager John McNamara asked th1rd baseman Ray Knight to try to spark the team's enthusiasm. Knight deUvered the g.,.ahead run Tuesday and cheered on his teammates to a 3-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillles and pitcher Steve Carlton in a battle of threetime Cy Young Award wmners Reds' starter Tom Seaver went 8 1·3 inmngs for the victory Kmght already had failed tw1ce against Carlton, 9-3, with two runners on base when he came to bat with the bases loaded and no score in the SIXth . The ltme before, he had struck out. Thts lime, Kmght slapped an Bentz. batgirl: Mel Weese, Tooya Salser. Pebbles CHAMPIONS - The Hits 'n Misses recently RBI single to left, and Sam Mejias Blake, Jacqui Rapp. Second row - Coach Kenny claimed the League tournament title with four straight followed w1th the first of hts two Wiggins. Laura Eichinger, Fonda Rapp, Ruth Ann vtetories over very tough league oppunents. Pictured, sacrrflce flies. Fry, Shari Drehel. Vi cki Holsinger. Tammy Hudson. l·r, are members of the championship team: Dreama Encouraged by h1s teammates afand Tammy Smith. ter his prevwus failures, Knight said he was detennined not to repeat in the cruc1al s1xth mnmg "The last time I went up there. I could have struck out agarn, .. Kmght sa1d . "I sa1d, ·Golly, !heres no way I can let these guys down."· It was before Sunday's game agamst San Franctsco that McThe Hit 'n Misses Senior G1rls Sof- Iwo smgles. Other hitters were Tam· Namara asked Knight to keep up h1s mr Hudson \nth three smgles. Shan tball Team won the Me1gs G1rls ·holler guy" role on the bench. The League Semor Tournament m four Dre hel a tnple am! stngle Tarrun) Reds are orr to a slow H start Ill the By WILLIAM R. BARNARD Snuth had a home run and smgle . straight games w1thoul a defeat second half AP Spurts Writer In the1r f1rst game, the Mtsses and Fonda Rapp a smgle. Leadmg " He sa1d. ·we have to gel gotng. When the New York Mcts got a rolled past Pt Pleasant Fruth Phar· the PomerU) h1tters were A11dn•a Valenllne on May 29, tl was l1ke everybody's dead:·· Kmght sa 1d rnacy by a . score or 10-6. Tammy Rtggs with three s1ngles C:tnd Swtn- giVIng Dave Kmgman a Chrrstmas dell. Hatfield. Moore. Pra ll and present. Sm1lh led the h1tters "tlh a tnple. each w1th two smgles. Siegal double and stng!e, followed by Mel Ellis Valentme has had only Softball tourney In the chcunpwnsh1p ga m e. the Weese, Ta1m111 Hudson and Shan ~ por3di c success s1nce bemg M1sses lashed out 15 luis. mclmhng acquired [rom Montreal JUSt two set for weekend Drehel each w!lh two smgles. and four home runs, enroute to the1r 13-4 weeks before the players' strike, but Laura Etchingt'r, Pebbles Blake and The hrsl annual Meigs Inn ASA "111 over Pomeroy. Drehel led the Jack~t• Rapp each a smgle. Kmgman says that his own power men's softball tournament w11l be pack wrth lw11 horne runs. follo"ed groove was given a b1g boost by The g1rls then blanked New Haven by Hudson with a double and three havmg Valentine balling behind h1m held Saturda) and Sunday at the 4-0, w1th Ton)a Salser pttchmg an Middleport Corrununity Park. Entry s mg!es, E1chmger a home run aud m thehneup. outsta nding g<:~tne , alluv.m~ no fee IS $70 and two red dot softba lls lwo smgles. Salser a home run. "alks and only three h1ts. Shari In the last 16 games before the There Will be ftrst. second and third Weese a tnple. Tamm~ Smith tV~ u Drehel and Pebbles Blake led the H11 str<ke and e1ght games after. place sponsors trophres a nd ftrst and smg les, and Blake and Ruth Ann Fq ·n M1"'es wtlh a tnple and srngle Kmgrnan has 12 home runs and 25 second rndrvidual trophies tn ada smgle each . Pome rt>~ wa s led b' t'a<.h Other httlers v~t?rl' I .aura runs batted m, includmg two solo dtlron to a sportsmansh ip team Teresa Prall \\llh two singles. w11h F:ichmgcr and Tanuny Smith each a homers and a run-scoring double as Beth G!uecknt>r. Rr ggs. Barb the Mets blanked the Atlanta Braves trophy. Those w1shmg more 1n· smgil' fonnalton should contact Bob JohnIn a clash of unbeatens. Tamm1 Grucscr. M<:~r~ Moore and Jenn~ 4-0 Tuesday night. son at 992-2866. Rentlcy each colleclmg a smgle . Hudson s mashed a bC:tse~-luadcd "I n IllY mind it's an 1rrunense ad· Tonya Si::llscr had an outstandlll)..( smgil' lu left held 1n the bottom of vantage knowmg a threa t like that 1s lou! nam~nt for tht> H1\ 'n :Vl!SSl' S. the lOth mmng to dme m the \1111 · behind me," •a1d Kmgman, who hurlmg four cuu1pletc games and mng run aga111st Pomeroy. 12-11 bats fourth tn the Mets' lineup ahead wmnmg all. She also p1tched e\ er; Mel Weese led all lutlers With a or Valentine. "Pnor to and just after reguli:tr se£:~su n game <:~s the H1t ·n doublt• a nd f1n.• Singles, Laura the str1ke I've been getting pitches Misses f1mshed with C:l 124 record Etehmger had two lnple> and a to lut. To me, he's tValentine) been Slllt~le. Pebble!:i B}Qkc• rl dnub lt• ;tlld a b1g help." Kmgman's homers, m support of the cmnbrned Stx·hll p!tchmg or Ed Lynch and Neil Allen, were his 17th and 18th of the strike-shortened season, tying h1111 with Mike Schlmdl for the tnaJor leag ue lead. Tut·~da-'i s r.amt·s AMt:RICAN I.F.AC.t F. l .r~>~ Angdt' ~ 5 C1uutgu 0 In other Natwnal League games. F:AST San F' r anu~u· ~ P11tsburl! h " I. Pf'l GR Los Angeles blanked Ch1cago !Hl, flil'\ol Yurk ~ All:ml<l (I Dl'lru11 6 1>6/ ( IIWIIlnalt \ Phtl:tdt!lpht.J I San F'ranc1scu edged Prttsburgh 4-2. Mlh~<tuket' n.~ Sctn Dtq!tl 1 Sl l .uuts ! Anltmwn· 6~J Cmc1nnall lnpped Philadelphia 3-1, llouston ~ ~tmlrl'al 2 ;;.; Tt1runt11 \\t·dm·~da\ ·s (,amn San D1ego ntpped St. LOUIS 4-3 and X·Nt'\1 Yurk l .t rs A n gt• lt· ~ •Gt•llz 2~1 .tl C l m,t~.:n At>stun 115 2· Houston beat Montreall-2 11\ruktl\\ ,\-41 1 l h•' t•l,mtl 100 I ~n 1-r.ul\l>.; l'tl IHtplc~ 4-1• .ll rllh· Kmgman· s RBI donble carne rn burgh •0 .Jmw ~ ().{\ 11r Scurn ! \ • 11 • x·Oakl.111LI IH the ftrst mmng off loser R1ck \l'\1 \urk •Stoll 151 al Atl ,mt.t • Ru ~.._: ~ S..•<Jtllt• ~· 10' Ill Mahler , :1-3 It scored Mookte { 1111'<1~(1 l'tul.tdt•lphta 1C'hraslt·n~tlll ~ 1 <II ( 111· 1\<illsa s l tl\ 5110 W1!sun, "ho had smgled and stole •UHt:1\t 1Bt•n•n\1 ;,.I• • n 1 )()() Jl . Tl'"·' ~ 100 ,. 'i.<Jll Dlt•gu •E it.ht•lbt.rt.! t'r ~>·1 • al !\ttnnt•su lii second. Sl [,;.1uts r.Ju Mar\tn +I • • n • f'<tlt furllla 6 H:l ~ Kmgman got both or h1 s home runs \1 1111\n•al • &illtkr ~t l ll fl...J r!l Hou .. tun X· f" lrsl· h<llf th\I Slllll 1\l llll;'r • lh.m Il-l • , 11 1 l'tlt'):d3\ · ): Gamt•s off reliever John Montefusco, on the Thursfla) ~ \oamt• Mti>A aukt•t> ·~ rt•~a" HI [IrS! pitCh o[ the sixth and erghth tn· \ t •\1 Yurk at Atlanta t/l l Nt.•~o~ York t Cluut~ll ll Onh ganw ~·h l.'duled mngs. Both shots earned mto the left Dctru1t J. Mmnt'~UUI. (I Turonlu 5 Kans.as Ctl\ J [reid seats · ' \ OTE Wun -l n~\ record ~ ilrt !host• 01fh·r Ballnnorl' 6 Ca hforma 5 \Uf.! U" I IJ "lt•v. Yll! k and Oaklamt m lht• Lynch, 2-3, allowed I.-e hits m 72-3 Oakland J Huston ::!. !5 lllllln~~ \!1\t' rt l '<l !\ l.l.'it~Ul' <Jill ]~}.; Angt•lt>s ,Hid C!t·wl,md 5, Scaltll' :! mmngs before he was relieved by I 'lul<~dt'ipiH <~ lrt lhl' NatiOna l l.cai>(Ul' hd\t' W~nt>sdav 's GBmt· ~ 411ahftld ftrr prdumndr:o pld:Ollffs ii~Hlllst Allen w1th two runners on base in the Chtnt):ll rDutsun iJ.-:\ 1 at !'\j['\ol '1111k "''tund·hi:tlf lh\l~tun 'Alnnl'rs If tlllt' l t'ii !ll I JUhfl 1)....4 I I Ql e1g hth . Allen reltred Bob Horner on 1\lll~ bt1l h h,il\t·~ 1\ \\Ill nwt'l tht' til\ ISlllll Mlnlll'!IOL<i 1J<1t'ksun 1·1 1 :11 lh•lrn11 nppollli'lll \\ltll lhl' fll'ltl l>t>~l 0\l'rall Sl'.t· a grounder to end that threat and •Sehat.zt>dt' r -J.51 1111 "'ll pt'ltt'll\,tj.!l' Turun1t1 • l3t'ren~ut'r 1-11 <1\ 1\ans<ls C1 h on to earn h1s lOth save. went d.t>unanl ;.;, 1111 Hit 'n Misses win league tournament ABSCAM: the real reason for Williams~ convictionL--_____J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on or£erH[ a brtbe. When Wtlliam:-; stru h·d tu L'Xpliun thai he rlidn 'l take brtbl's, hl' \1 as t'lli o[[ b) a telephone t'<tll What Ill' didn't knn" \Ht S that mmthl'r FRI agl'nt a nd a .Just1n· Ot•pal \men\ attornl'~ "en· monitonng !ht• t'tlllversCI!Itlllln a Iudden rt\olll ThL·~ "uuld U~t· llll' lcll·plwut• to CHIVI!'it' lilt' pllol1) :-; hc•Jk hm\ to 11\ampulatt• lht• cnn vt•rsa\JCHI. ThP\ a lsomlt'ITIIptt•d tht• senator\\ lwn h~· !-ltartt•d to make a stah'lllcnt th<Jt llliJ,!hliH.I\ t' t'Xtllll'ratcd hm1 Coneetlt·d Ass istant U S 1\ttontt'\ F.d"ard Pl:JZa UIHit•r ~~~tth ·· ft \\<!·.., uur nnprcss wn ~1 ftc•r \\c~ldnn~ lllill tctpl' I hat IH· • WJ!! ia llls 1 \1 <~s ~'!Illig 111 go u1 1 and talk about till' dlfft'n'Jit'l ' bt't\\t'l-'11 Ius publw and Ill s prl\ <~ It ' arll\'llit•s ~Is a SL'Bat,,r but \\a s. 11 1 fcc d . t·ut 11ff ll~ the a~ent ·· Gambling on Atlantic Citya:.____ At the Ina! . Wa!hi:tllls' , 11\ornt·~. (;curgt.• Kcolzcl, a<.·t·used lilt' ~OVl'l ll ­ llll'!ll of bnnglnJ..! thL• SL'Ilatnr l>ack (Ill' anothe1. f11wl \ 1s1! "'th tlw phtll\~ ~ht.'ik bt'1 rill S!' till' .llls{i<t' fll'p<tllmcnt knl'v. 11 ('IIU]tln'lnl~tkl' ;1 l'aSl' agalll!il hn n. In n·spnnsL'. FRI dJ.!t'lll ,)tlllll (;m~~: l . \\110 \\as in dleii'J.!t of lht• WJ!IJalll~ im·esl1galiun. clolllllt'd lh.t1 tht• J! O\'l'rnmcnt alrl'cuh had 0111 alrlJJ.!ilt t·as .. rll!aJil!it tlw strmtor .wd ll lt·reh \\illllt•d lu lllli"'IO\'l' on 1t Yd (;uu;l .l lll'll(lt>d t1 p1 t'\ Ill US stratL'J.!\ 'llt't'llllg, \\lwn• II \\<I S <HlllHih•d \hl' f'Hl had nu cast' Foul note An FBI ;o;pllkt'"lll.tll saul thctl frt)ud's tt.'slullull) a\ lhe lnal though the pruseculnt'!oi may h<:l\'1' hass.ulur to Snud1 Antlnf-l. 1s bat k h tllllt' 111 Suulh Carohrw. but lit' l'Uil · IIIHJt 'S (u l'Xptllllld tiH' JH'u-S.IUth \ It'\\ s fur \\ hkh lw \\as kilO\\ n as .1111hassmltll' . WL•s\ l't•rtamly LI!Hh·rlonk .t ' l ~: t'IIIIUS ll'llcr-wnl1ng <':t lllf'l<-111!11 t 1) nf FlllallC J<tlh sh<-~pped cJtJt'.., • .tiHI states fro11 1 !\t'\\ York to C£J iiflll'lll<-l lla\t.· bt'l'i.l\lll' 111tngue¢ 111 I'L't'L'IIl ~ ec1rs \\ 1th lhl' c onc~pt uf Ill· troducmg nt:-;uw gamblmg t1s a pott'nll rd panacea for lhL'll f iSl".t l \\tiCS But tlus c 1ty'.s recent expenment w1th KOVermncnt-sanctwnecl rastiHl belt1n~ ~uggcsts, not\\ilh!StandJng tht• cla11ns eidviinced by 1Ls mosl :.'ca lous advnc<:~le!S, th<:~t it offers ht· tlt• pmrm::;e of prO\ tdm~ an mstant flnanci<-Jl bonannt On the 11lher hand, lt•gC:tlizl'd galll- pt r. reccnll~ ;\ll c~nlw repurlt.•d tlmt C 1t ~ re1nauh " !llU< h nf uriKtn .til \\<t,.ld~t n d" .uJtl p~t•maturt'l) conrltuh•d that tlus dtlapulutt•d n ·:wrt Ilia.\ llt'\'t•r rcah zt·lhe rellt'\Htl • 1\1 huped gamblmg "uu!d \0\\ll sptt \\ n The l'l t~ does cont mue to lll 'ip la) lll::illY uf the s~ mptoms of advctnrrrl urban bl1ghl - they are the pmdul'l nf ) ears of economic dcdme thai prt•ct•d<·d the November Jn7r. !it<i l t'" HiL' re1 en• ndulll 1hat rtutlwnzcd easmn gambling hc1 t' Till' f1rst eas111n did not opt.•n f111 bltng '" 11111 hkl'l; to fulfllllhe worst bus1ness unltl May 1978 - only lhret· )cars i::Uld three mnnth!i but now deeaylng !'iC~Mdc eormnumty tend lu stress the casi no's failure tn lllllllCdJ atcl~ gcner<:ilt' adequalL' revenues tn promptly resnlve all nr the dly·s assurted problems One major newspaper, fnr exam- 6/iMT lJ HAVE >W 84CK, f!llENJO. [ I (IJAS ~IV/I. YW : . SIF£ )ttl ~.WKE .. \ pur\unihc~. Item We~ges pa1d tucmplu>Cl$ tlf _R o_be_rt_w._al_ters_ llw eity's hosprtality industry have soared from $15 million tn 1976 l" mm·e than $200 m1lhon 111 1!180 and are expeded ln reac h $.100 null ion by the end or this year. Item: The t"tal investment on lht• part or llll' casmo industry is apprnadung $1.5 billitm In additum. Wilh etght casmus fl()IJ.' operatmg and a mnth tu upcn suon, the City is 111 lht• llllllal phase of what could well be an nn;')rc~ Iv c cconurmc rcv1val i::IJ.!t) llem · Atlantic City \<as host to apprmmnately 14 rmllion tourists l<:~ st ;ear. eomparcd With 12.5 llllll!Oil \'ISilo"" to Las Ve~as tn 1980 Although this cit)· counted only tw" milhun annual visitors as recenll~ as 1976, the number is expected to exceed 18.5 million th1s year. Hem : Although the crtr's pupulatwn is a relatively mt~e sl almost $2 biii!Un annually. The bnom has. however, pr.. lut·c• l pmblems "We were nnt ready "Hh housing. \H' were not n.!e:uly with transpurtallon, we were not rcath· w1th publ1e :-;crvJces," H<hnits un~· spokesman fur the hntcl <:~nd casino mduslr). Srmnn~ llllcrest rates have iltl· versely affeeted every crnmnuuily 111 the counlr)·. but no other city "f cnrnparHbll• size had ~uch am ambitious, multi-billiun-dollar cunstruclinn program on the drllwmg btmrd when the cr>St ur bt>rrnwed mnney began tu 1ajlprnach then excc't.>dcd - ,20 percent. and lt'h >;II 1\!i a n~s ult. many of the projl'rl" 1'11l' dt~ prnmolt•rs talk uptumstit.•ally uf as many as a dni:t'll adtlitiunal<·asulliS bcmg hurlt in llle etlmtng ycHrs. In mlditum. tht'\' know lht•y nt'c<l ill least 20,0(1(1 flrid<:~t-is hotclruol!ts and H grcall\' ex· pandcd und 1111pl't1Vt'd c·nm·p;,{ 1un ha!lt the t·tnTt'llt fal'illl;· "·as built in l!l2!l r !11 n•g;tln tlwir statu.~ ;ts lhr• "'""( populilr rt'Stll't illlllu l•MNl . They pr11hahl y het\'t' an t;v~r'l c~tum­ t.'t' uf attamm~ Ill<~ I gual _:. b'Ul J,Zam· bling is r111( ltkt'!)· to uffci;. fiscal liPJ::,·~~~:;~.~~~n;uJ:i~c salvat1uu t' Js, '\\ natitJII'S C('IIIHIIJI~ support l'asmus in t'tlflllnllllll it·s. SUPERMARKn Where Friendliness & Savings Go Hand 1 Sl.;llnn Tt•x.L~ 4-4 1 :1 1 r Clt~t'land 64 1 rFiana~an <Rt"nkti ·h ll rn l Boslun 1 Ta~na 1Kt>uut.:h fi.<I J rnl .H • 1W:t l\ s 5-\i ! (,lhfttml.! <1\ O,tkl <~nl l • \IJb<~l .t t St•attlt• l-It , , n 1 • Thursda) s '~amt·~ Baltttuun at Caltfl)rm.t · 11 1 Rttslun at Oakland. • n • f'lt'\t'iand at St·alllt •n • On!~ gamt•s sd!l'tiUit •d ·JOHN A. WADE, M. Du INC. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT When you leave on your vacation, let us pack a pak for you. Let us save your newspapers for you until you return home, and at that time we will deliver every back issue so that you can catch up on the news that you missed while you were away. 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Hedcvelupmcnl here dearly hHs nul rea<·hc'l the "Critical mass" sl<l~e necessary lu transform the long-depressed ('onuuunity into H gliUcrin~ mccea fur the tourists am1111K the 40 mil !ton people wh<> liw willun a J()(l..nuk rat!tus . ina\ I CunJ,!rc~s . tounst s pending is cstuuated to ltlllll ftars of 1ts nwst stndent (_'rJtH':-i In· deed the n sk) venture h(_•rt' holds the pot(_·nt1al fur long-range suu ·es.."' If a !lUI II bl'r of s hort -term thff ll'U Jt It'S - sonw uf them sc vert" - · can be s unnounted Most current anal~ses of ge~m· bii!IJ.( S t mp<:~cl on th1 s Olll't.' rashrunable 40.200. al lt•a sl :10.000 Ill'\\ JniJS !lin,. lJl'l'll l'll'<:l tt•d b~ the l.'aSJIIOS rlll't•;t<l~ 111 uprre~llt1n e~ rul tltat f1gun· do(_•sn't llltludc lllthrt'l.'t Clllp}tl)llll'Ilt op- OPEN 7 DAYS 8 AM TIL 10 PM CORNER OF LOCUST & PEARL ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. "'' '"' .l<> hn Wt•st. who \\:IS ,JifJllll~ Cartt·r' s alll- lllt'IIIIH'rs Vaughan's .., tlu,ught 1lthcrwisc. WID Rose m the first , then set down the ned 16 Ph11lies in order before walkmg Carlton m the six~h. He gave up four hils before he was reheved by Tom Hume w1th two on and one out m the nrnth. "I was pretty ttred in the mnth. Af· ter havmg the layoff 1durmg the stnke I and stuff . I was surpnsed to go that far," Seaver sa1d. For the record '' \\fiS <.'OilSJ~lcnt'' Wllll "het! (;lH.\4.1 ))l'rsnnally bcht.•vt.•tl. It \\as (~uml's own upm10n as an mvcsttg.ttm th.tt he had a ce~sc a~ain."i t Wrllrams, CVl'll II.! r WII.I. AMHt\SSt\llOH Valentine big gu~in Mets success " It 's not that we were just gmng through the motions .. . nobody was saymg anythmg on the bench. He sa1d, 'Hey, we've got to get go ing ' "We don't have a l9l of juy'l,who are vocal nlftlfe Wnctrrou yell and yell, and 11 takes a lot out of you. So I had stopped yelhng , too ." Seaver, 11-2, pitched superbly unlrl he tired in the late innings. He surrendered a leadoff smgle to Pete Going Mtl\\.dltkt.'l' ATLANTIC CITY. N ,) 1 NEA 1 cares!! The point we are trying to get across to Meigs Countians is simply this. It is a shame when you have to go into Gallia County for help and we've gone a nwnber of times and Bob has never failed us·yet, and we will never have another sheriff in Meigs County that could come close to filling Bob's shoes, unless it would be his son, Steve. Thank you, Bob, you will never know how nwch you have helped us. - Mn. Barbara Stahl, Mn. Cathy Riffle, Middleport, Ohio. tn cwnbent Howard Cannon in Ihe Dermx.:ratJc prunar) and tu "10 the Threr 11\(_·umbents ~ Harr~ Byrd of V1rguua 1 who runs as an in· <kpcndent but rule~ to orgalllll' the Sl' JWtt· as a Democratl. La\-\ ton CIH !t•s of FlondB and Lluyd Bentsen tlf Tt• xCJ~ - should ha\'l' ltttle twubh.· \\ llllllllg ll C \\ t t:1 rllls J<:~me!i Se:tsscr of Ti..'lllll'SSL't.' v. 1ll hm t' llwn• <il ffJ cult~ hut should alsu \\Ill. Tht• f1fth .'iea t 1s that of MJsstssapp!·s .John Stl'nms, whtl IS bern~ p1t•ssurcd tu reconsider h1s dec1swn to rl'lll'l' If he n•ttrcs. hts seat \\ 1!1 111ust llkt·l.\ bt' "on b} Republi can Hep Trml I AIll If he st>t>ks re· l'let'twn. hi s raec aga~nst I,ott W(IU!d bt' il clost• one. Three Dernorralic sea hi a re be rn.(.! LOil!t '"I L'( \ m conservatnp Wesft>rn :-.tctiL's Dl'nms Dt•Cn nc uu uf Anzt1JJ<t .uu\ F.d\\ard Zonnsk\ of Ncbra~kC:I d i L' ll kd~ h' be returned to off1ee In \,·\,H in. Rt•p .Jnn Sant1111 Is bt•Jn ~ ~~ I\ I'll d goud (_'hrmet• ltJ deft:•at UJ· senaL By now yo u ma)' well hC:tve heard so many of the deUnls that you're prepared to run for cover at the mere mention or the subJect. But once more vH} bnefly , the neutron bomb. or more specifica lly warhead 111 the use planned for- It , 1s a spena hzed weapon that ts higher on rad1atwn and lower on heal and blast than conveniJOnal nuclear devices. Phystcal damage LS relative!} restncted but the lethal effect on livmg things 1s widespread . That. as the rmlltar) m1nd enviSages these lhmgs, makes 11 must ef· fedtve m heavtly bUilt-up areas where 1t would not excessively mess up clustered cittes and tndustna l rnstallaltons bout would stop dead - lrterally - altackmg annored forces. Not tu rnenl1on, of course, also t11e mhab1tants of the otherwise scarcely touched c1l1es under attack . That's the rmlltary scenano. and 1l plays best tn a Western Europe bemg overrun by the Red Anny 1all hough there are mutterings out of Washmgton that neutron warheads rrught also come Ill handy if push ever came to knock· out blow m the Pers1an Gulf I. The m1!rtary pulent1a! of the amdlntslratJOn·s decisiOn to proceed w1th cunstructwn of neutron warheads 1s for the present , however. secondary tu 1ts pulitlcal rmpact It represents, "mong other lhmgs. a policy score fur Defense Secretary Caspar Wemberger m hts power plays w1th Secretary of State Alexander Ha1g. Wemberger pushed neutron development as an essen ltal Arnencan counter to Soviet military advances. Harg agreed m pnncrple but not on liming, concerned about the negatrve reaction o[ the European a lites. Ha1g lost. and while he hasn't yet exactly been knocked out of the nng, h1s slippage as a mover and shaker m th1s admnustratwn contmues. West Gennan Chancellor Helmut Schrmdt, who as the senior alliance leader now in office has conducted hrmself at times m a fashion that to the Wh1te House appears uppity, also has been hit where it may most hurt . He has been through th1s before, havmg gone along, over oppos1ltun Wlthm h1s own Socialist party, w1th the prevtous adrrumstratwn's dectsion to develop the warheads and their statwnmg in the federal republic. When Juruny Carter changed his nund, it as both political insult and mjury toSdumdt. He would understandably prefer that the subject not become a public 1ssue again . Now that 11 Is , he IS at least thrown off puhl!cal balance and at worst m rea l trouble with his own left·wingers who are already agitatmg agamst deployment of new U. S. missiles in Europe. "'II nul happen m 1982 ll ap- pt.•ar!i that William Prm..:rnire of Wtsconstn <:~nd Quentm Burd1ck {lf North Dakota "111 easJl) "111 rt't•ledltln Onl) George M1trhe ll of Mame and Juhn Melcher uf Monta na an• ct.m.s Jtlertld quest1onabll' . F'avr Democrallt' sea ls 111 till' The neutron bomb represents a rorrmdable addition to the Amencan ar- Aug 16,1981 Dear Editor, We would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank fonner Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Har· tenbach for the time he took from his busy schedule to help us Friday morning. It is really a great feeling to know that he still cares about the people in Meigs County, even though there were a few who didn't trust him. 1 know for 1 faet tlllt he cares about us. We 81111ed for help from Mid· dleport P. D. and the Meigs County , Sheriff's ·De!J:artment, and they · couldn't do an)'lhlnc. Apparently, { they jlllt weren't Interested. ' Maybe the matter I'm .~ of Au ust 19 1981 race~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So. most observers lhmk that lht• foreseen developments lh<' Republicans Will snlld1fy the1r hold Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesda Robert]. Wagman thwgs are going well. voters "all probably be relut'lant to make man) ehtinges The ·Knight paces 3-1 Reds Page-2- The Dally S.entlnel • The Daily Sentinel ·-----------------------• Please save my papers in a handy vacation pak and deliver them to me when I return from my vacation. and reI will be leaving turning on ____________________________ I would like to take my paper with me on my vacation. Please transfer my subscription to - - - - - - - : - on the day of _________ Please resume my home delivery ----------------- NAME: ADDRE~ :---------------~~-----TOWN ____________ ZIP_______ I am now receiving the ----------------------bY _ NE\VSPAPER CARRIER MOTOR ROl,JTE ?• �-.J' .i Page The Daily Senlinel 4 Pomeroy 0 ' ., \A·i •-• o- - < -,r .. .., , ..., t• ... ,. .. " f ~~ .. ' •.o' .. :; " ~ "'' <' ' ; -~ / rOo"-·· 1 1o ..... ' .. .. ' # ' 0' -'t' ......•-' .. · - • • -• ... -~ ... ~ .. . . ' . ... ' ,. ~ Wednesday, August 19, 1981 Middleport , Ohio Middleport, Ohio The Daily sentinel Page-5 Officials work long and hard preparing lor fair races By JAYNE L. HOEFLICH Highlighting the annual Metgs Count y Fa tr are the three afternoons of horse harness racing , but did you e\·er slop to think about what must gu on before the pacers and trotters rnay draw their ~ulkies twice around the half-mil e of track'' There is a n incredibl e amount of clerica l and technica l work to Ue done be for e an owner can even con- Sider traveling to a county fair for lhe races. F~rst of a ll , a horse must be nominated into the Rtver Va lley Colt CtrcuJt by April 15 each yea r: well before the fa tr season, pay ing va n uus entry and inclusion fees. The horst_· ·s name. owner, a nd vital sta tistJcs are th en printed in the C1 r· cu1t 1ndex. If a cult or filly is not re~istcrcd in this fa s hion, it 1s prohibited frum racing for th t• ent in' season. but once in the booklet, an owner is free to enter hls horse in any of the fairs in the seven counties of the River Valley Circuit. Two days previous to desired racing classes, before II a.m., a horse owner must declare entry of the animal In the proper classification by phoning the track clerk . whose rcspons ibtlitics are only beginning h!!re . Fortunately for the Me1gs Count) F'<:~ir, thi!:i yeC:Ir' s derk is Billie Grant uf Logan . an extremely capable and l'llrnpetent woman who is outg oin ~ as well. Her four years of expe rience have prepared her well . and she han ~ dll'!:i her ma ny duties in stride. After Mrs. Grant has received a ll declarations before the appointed deadline. filling nut the appropriat e forms a nd double-checking to be s ure each entry is nominated. race assigruuents must be made and post positions drawn . Since the Meigs track can only accOJrunodate six horses at a time. and often classes will have more than six entries. the classes must be broken down into divisions - if there are two divisions. then each division will run two heats, but if three or more a re necessary, then only one heat will be run by each group of less than s ix horses. Who will race against whom is determined entirely by chant-e, GIS are post positions. Race judge Frank Neil chooses to use the card method . planng all entnes fa ce down, then lay ing a play ing card. ace through whatever nwnber of horses are in the field. on each entry. The card number IS then that of the post posttion each horse will start in at the gate. This strictly chance method insures that everyone has equal opportunity for favorable starting positions. Each class is a warded a purse which is fractionally divided according to the number of horses runnmg . For fillies , the purse to be di vided is estimated at $2,641 , and for colts. $4,047. Percentages of the purse going to race winners depend on how many horses are in each class. and trophy blankets donated by arei:t businesses are awarded to class winners. If two different horses win one of two heats. then the horse with the fastest time is awar· ded the prize . Another of Mrs. Grant's responsibilities is the updating of eligibility certificates ror each horse racmg at the fair. Thi s certificate goes to every fair where a particular horse Since most of us can't tell one horis entered, and has a record of the se Irom another without a horse's previous eib>ht races, along scoreca rd, we also probably don 'I with placement In thdse , a nd the omrealize that racing would be imnipresent vital statistics. The track ·possible without effi cient people clerk adds the Meigs races on the as Billie Grant handling the such r hart with tra ck lime and condition. deta ils. ·nong other things. j / I j FINISH SECOND - The Bill's Sporting Goods team of Point Pleasant raptured second place in the Junior division standings. Members of the runnerup squad are, front, 1-r, Denise Frazier. Kelly Hughart. Second ro"' - Marney Raymond, Valerie Bernard. Rayann Dennis. Gina Roach, Tammy Roush. Kelly NBC will pick up tab if case goes to court KANSAS CITY . Mo. ' AP I - The College Football AssociatiOn has confirmed that NBC wou ltl pay half the legal costs if its battle with the \1 C!\A goes to co urt, raising a storm of controve rsy in the war over controluf football tel ev ision righls. Oh10 State Pres ident Harold Enarson said he W<:i S ··astonished" th ut thi.' CFi\ would enter into such an a)2ree111ent. And Andy Geiger. athletic dm~c tor at Stanford, terrned the ne1.rs ··1ncredible. ·· CFA executive diredor. sa id the uranization might shorten the thret..'week ··reconside ration period" in which CFA schools can change the b"llot they cast Fnday All 6! CFA members will gather in Atlanta Fnday to vote on whether to ratify a four-year television deal with NBC. Ttle NCAA has reached agreement w1th ABC and CBS for the same period, 1982-85, and has said it would begin disciplinay action against any school s that adopt the NBC-CF'A plan . This could lead to a split of the CF A schools from the NCAA, a situation many CFA and NCAA supporters ali ke say could lead to athletic chaos . The CF A includes all major independents and five conferences the Big Eight, Southeastern, Southwest. Western Athletic and Atlanlic Coast. The Big Ten and Pac-}(1, of which Oh10 State and Stanford ar.. members, do not belong. Chi ef executive officers of the Big Meanwhile. Cha r les M. Nei nets. LETART WINS TITLE - Letart captured first place in the M-G-M Junior softball tournament. Members of the championship team are. front 1-r. Karla Ten and Pac-10 schools met 10 Denver last weekend and issued a statement reaffirming ijteir support of the NCAA. While the NCAA has maintained a low profile this week, Big Ten and Pa~-10 presidents have been on the phone urging presidents of CF A schools to vote against adoption of the CF A plan and avoid a possiby destructive confrontation . Enarson predicte1 man y of the CF A presidents would be repelled by the CF A-NBC alliance. Announce derby winners A crowd of severa l thousand people was on .hand at the Rock Spnngs Fair~rounds Tuesday night to vtew the annual demolition derby in which 62 drivers vied for top honors . The top two drivers in each of six heats took pari in the feature event and winning the feature were Gene Whaley , Shade, first place ; Gary Lewis, Gallipolis, second place, and David Carr, The Plains, third place. First a nd second place winners , respectively, in the six heats held to determine feature race participants were : Glen Kennedy, Rutland, and Gene Whaley. Shade, first heat : Charles Stotls, Shade, and Phillip Koebel. Gallipolis, second heat : Ralph Meister. Dexter. and Jeffrey Gibbs. West Colwnbia. W.Va., third heat; Gary Lewis, Galhpohs.and Delbert Fridley, Pomeroy, fourth heat ; Brian Whaley, Shade, and David Carr, The Plains. filth heat: Benny H. Keckel, Pomeroy, and James Darnell. Jr .. Athens. s1xth heat. The powderpuff division for women was not held this year si_nce there were only two women drivt!rs registered for the competition BUSY, BUT EFFICIENT- Billie Grant, Logan. racing clerk for this years Meigs County Fair. spends a great deal oi time handling all the essential work without whirh there would be no horse harness racing at tht• fair . 'Time only cure' --Klu 1'1\CI\:\A TI ,,,p, - Tlw CmHt.·1b" bats wen t soft dun ng till' pla.n•rs' stnkt.'. a nd b(:lttlng tn _..;tr uctur Ted 1\.lusrt.'ws ki thmks the tl l lh· curl' ts tunc . It \ got tu run 1ls course. like a n rld or C~ fever.·· Klusze wsk1 sa id Tu esday . before the Reds defeat ed the Phila delphia Ph1l lies, :~1. t "ln n alt Smith, Tracy Beegle, Monica Hill, Lori Adams, and Melinda Hill. Back row -Coach Chuck Michael. Carol O'Brien. Jodie Harris. Roberta Greene, Mandy Hill. .and Alana Lyons. Play Pepsi Pay-Off. These women drove in the regular WIN $500!! Socne Peps' Pay -Off caps have lrtte 1s unde ' neath . If the ~aps you collect spell out PEPSI SPI RIT you v, ,n yoUJv•lf $500" Get in the act. Look for bottles w1th stMs on tr e cap s and you may be a w1nner. Play Peps' Pa y~ Off Cap s U&-'}6()1 ,, Di\ isi11n of Mullimt'dia. lm· ContrOl p-ot·ub rh the redemptiOn or Pepsi Pav-oN crowns in stores that OOS36S$ liquor hc enses If you hove any Questions regarding where instant c ov. wi nner> con be rooeemoo. call the Peosi-Cola Bottler number listed Tl~t · :b .'"' " i<llt 't l l'rt·~ -' . lnlilrul n ;u:-t not !lit' .-\ llit'fl t";!l\ Sn1 .~ ~wpa Pulllt ~ lw:-~ -\.'""' "ia\t• •r i. Na ltunal r\t h o' r\i ~ II\]! Ht•fJ il".'t"ll litll \"I' . Bra nha 11 1 l" • ·" ~ Jmp!'r Salt'.' · ; .n nun.l ;\ \t'II Ut'. Nt•w . Y••rk . ~ '' " Y"rk 1001 1 below A'' ' " ·t;t \ imt 1 J 4 St:B.."\( ' RIJTT10N R.\TF.~ H) Carrit·r or Molt•r Ruutr· Or•t· .,.,.,.k II 00 S.f "1' 5 la21lll . I"OPY rRICE..~ l!i Ct>n b 6 SuiJs.-rrllt·r:-- 11•'1 dt·~ L r m)! h • JJa .l Jht> ('arrin ma1· rl.' lllll 111 adn mct• thn'\'1 \u Yht• Oa 1o & rit tnt·l on <r 3. 6 tlr 12 month bii~l:>~ . 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S I~LLt>: l'iO PURCH..A.SE NECESSARY To see if you have won. srmply lOOk under specially marked caps with stars on 16 02 returnable bottles of Pepsi-Colo Dret PepSI. and Mountotn Dev,t where ever yoo t>uy Pepsi-cola Products. or ObloLn tree c ops bv writing to your local PepsL-Cola Bottler at the addresses hstad below (moKtmum o f Silt h"&e caps per seporate request per day) 2 9'1:!·215fi S..Tomll"i.t ...s p.>!< l<i i.! t' .J:hll il ;JI Punll'r".' Uluu f'rfiLI, .' WILL CLOSE AT NOON THURSDAY r AUGUST 20th TO ATTEND THE Also cut were 12 free agents tight ends Hubie Bond. Bob Lisowski and John Puhalskt: wide receivers David Booze. Ken Robinson and Lee Haynes: centers Bruce Byrom and DERBY ACTION - A large crowd was on haoid for the Nationwide Demolition Derby show where several local contestants put on an exciting show for the fans . Gene Whaley, pictured in this first heat action shot teamed up with teammate Chuck Stotts to win the first two heats of the derby. SIX demolition de'r by beats and the main feature provided an exciting evening lor the large crowd attending the opening day of the fair. tt"~WS :\k iui.H·t MASON, W. VA. the draftin !980. Dennis runmng Steve back He nry McKnight: Foster : guard Sybeldon ; quarterback Doug Woodward. and linebacker l.awrence Savage. 23 hardwood tilts 1 l\ Ph . 992 -6342 Middlepor. 3 17 N . 2nd MEIGS CO. fAIR Sf£. YOU THfRff ~~~~~~~~~~;;~;;;;~;;;~;;;;;;~~ Redwomen to play OHIO "PAYOFF" RULES Pt>t llt·r"' . Oh io• AROUSEL CONFECTIONERY PICKENS HARDWARE stillbeasuc~ess."Rutigltano saidof IJ;J'."l'll .t SL'L'Ill'JlOUg ll ptiChlllg .. aftt·nroton. :\1L i rldil) thruu~h Frlll;n . Ill Cuurt Strt·t•t ll~ tilt' Otuo Val It>\" 1-'l.JbltSht n'" Cump;jn~ · Mutlut\l'(hit . hi("·. For All Occasions ~ -~;;;;;;~:~~~~~~~;~~:~;;;;;;~ " If Charles White and Paul MeDona ld develop like we think. it will a n· ragP of .2Ji' J)m·c Colllll!-i 1s h1ttmg .151 stnCl' till' sln kt.• . Dan Dn esst>n .120. Ron Ue.-;ter .2:1:\ f\ en Cnfft.•y was 2·for·11 Uefon• tnJunng ht.s knee, and Dan• Cwln'PL'IOII \\"<i -" 1-for -15 aga inst Sa n Fr< HH' I :; <'tl tl\"l'f tht• weekend. ;J! tiH•ugh ht· ·~ hJtting .:n2 O\T r<tll si nn· tlw stnkc L'nded . ·· I thmk 1t's ba s 1 cttll~ <1 rn:lttt•r uf timin g_· · l\.l uszewsk1 sem i. ··The\ Pub lt~ ht •d t'\t'r~ draft slilljust withfour the squad . leaving selections in tha t heats against the male drivers. By Aug. 25. the Browns must have their roster down to SO pl•yers ""d by Aug . 31. 1! mu st be at the regula rseason nm n bt.~r of 45 Still with the team from the 1980 draft are running back Charles White, quarterback Paul McDonald. defensive end Elvis Jo, ranks and nose tackle Marcus Jackson . ded Bt•fure the g£llllt.' Tuesday . thl· KL•ds hod a post-strik e tea m batttng Standwg bl'luml the batting ca ge wat clung lht• He-rls t.c~ ke their c ub Tuesd"Y· Kluszewski said the hitt e~ Wl'fl' swingin g l1kr it was early in the spr 1ng tr i.l imng exh ibtlio n sched ule. ·· Jn the fir st wet•k of exh tb1l10n gcunes, you r un th rough these 1 hitting 1 probl ems.·· he sa 1d. "But even then th ey 1 pitcher st have a tendency to th ruw lllDrl' fast balls· KENT, Ohto 1AP I Two Cleveland Browns chOices from the 1930 National Football League draft were among the cuts this week announced by Coach Sam Rutigliano. Odom was a third- round p1ck last year out of Texas-Arhr.gton and Crews wa.s a fourth·round selection in 1980 from Nevada-Las Vegas. Of lheir re~ular starters. only Ra y CJnrl Geor~l' Fnslt.•r ha ve hit ~r1 tll <:l•n.st:;tt.• ncy smce tht.• strike en- !I ll( . Browns cut 14 more players Decorated Cakes On Tuesday , Ruligliano trimmed 14 players - including linebacker Clifton Odorn and defensive ta ck le Ron Crews - to bring their roster down to the required 60 plavers. f\.n1~ht Hut CHlCHlll<tll h1tters <:~ren't tht• nnl.' il/lL'S lla \" lll.l! trouble findtn g th t.• Jr t iiiJing a nd stroke after ~~ ~ l'\ "t' IH"" ('f'k layoff . · F.\'erybody IS h<~v ing problems.·· Kluszc v•ski pmnted out ··N obod y i.s blowm).! the lt.•ague a way In C.! short PL' rll)d of tune. 11 will wurk itse lf Schultz. Back row - Coach Roger Hughart, Sherri Hughart. Lisa Cline, Kim Cooper, Donna Stewart, Karla Woodall, Jodi Det•ker. Cathy Morrow. Charlie Lilly. and o~anna Wnrlt·y . Abs~nt wen• Susan Freeman. Juli Smith. and Sherry Queen. 8 MERCHAI\IDISE PRIZES (5 100 retail value) - Merc handise pnzes ore a 3 'allows 12·· b lack/White portable TV. AM/FM c as.sette tape Dlover/rodio. 10-speed bicycle (h •s Of he~} c harc oal barbecue grill fof the redemption o f these pnzes. lo~e your winntng cop to the Pepsi-colo Bonier listed beiO'tN for the merchandtse certificate to be mode cutin your nome Take it off. I' yo ur ne x t Peps' ' has ,1 sta' on ll c 1p iC Jh ca d tdkc 1t o ff' Take 1t o ff and you vc go t ,t chance to " none o f thousond s of v ,zes It s the Pep11P,1y O fl G,tmc Just peel back and enjoy the show. Go on. peel back a ca p 11ne,· anrl trlkc a pcvk You m 1gh t w 1n ,1 TV Peel anothe,· ma ybe you II f,nd a nev. b'kc Don t stofJ now You could even peel vou1 SC'if so me ,ns tant cash . 9 10 , 12 c Employees and lheif immed,ote tomthes o t Pepsr -Cola Compan p · Botfltn., Co 1 Athe Oh Y. 9pSl- 010 . ."~ o ns. . tO and_thetr octvarttsing ag4:mCi9S o re not etig 1ble 10 portt c Lpate. No sub5tlfulion of onzes w1ll be permiNoo This game is being o trer&d 1n Athens. Metgs. Gollla. v1nton. Hoc k 1 & Morgan cou nlles ng Prizes must be Claimed within 15 dayS oft8f Ocfober 31 . 1981 . Prizes not claimed bV fhls dote wUI not be ONQIOed. To obtain a Hs1 ~ map pnze winnet~. send o stomped, se!f-oddtessed envek>pe to 'fOU' IOcol Pepot-Co<o bottle< listed below. BASEBALL Na limml Ll>aKUt' CHICAGO • rhe number ol Prizes OVO Lioble and fr""le Odds ol ·.v1nning 0 ,6 as PRIZE 25< 50< S1 00 S2500 ~chondise Prizes (S 100 Retail Value) S50000 NUMBER ODDS 169109 6455 1.500 l.ukt•. 1 ~ 1 .000 64 1·25.oo:J 42 RuwiL•y F.:a:-;t- r1t."fcnsin• bcu·k: Ot>nnis Puha . dt.. ft•nsi\"1' lillt'11UIIl : Kt•lth Chappl'llt'. widt• rl'et'iwr: Bi ll~· f uspl'r. iiJ;:hl t•nd : and Tum C.uoksc\· and Brad V asse~ r. lint'IJa t'kt•rs . • Pla{•t•ll Ham· SLanbtH'k ~ ildt•.l~~\"t' litlt'IIUUI. and flo~·d Hod,!o!e. ~itlt· ..... 1'\.'i\"\'t. un tht• injurt.'ti re~rvt' lisl. Rr\1 ,TI~ OHF. COl .TS- SiJ,!nl'd Rt.IJ!t'r l<trr. v.·idt• fHI CAGO Nollh Juf.:ksun. ,.:uard. conlrad:~ . I CLF.VF.I.A ND B HOW~S - Ht'lt·a st·t..l CJif. tnn Odorn , lilll'b<lt•kt>r : Ron C"n•"·s. tl t'ft•n~ ~,. , . tt~l'kk : Hubtt' Rund , Bull Lt s"~">s k L atl<l John Puhalsk 1. li~ht t•nds · 1:\1\"id Atlf'7.t' . 1\t>n R ubm~ll'l ani L'"'' Haynt•s. ~~>ilk· rt.•t"t'i\"l'r!'i : Bru(·t' 8~-rum anti O.•ll!lLs ~1d\nit{ht , tW!It•rs: Ht•nl)· roslt•r, runnLn~ bou·k: Sll•\"t' Sybcldon. J<Uard : Dnu'" Wu~~thnmt. Sanl~l', quartl'f~ck. and l.awn•nt·t• runni1~ Sl: ntt. Lcmd and Per~· · ort~k linebackers : Mikt> Nt1lan. lt·r : Ru~· trfen!>!in> bal'k : Qlrl Allen, t't'nHush· Olsun , dt•ft•nst\"t• lincmom: and Cot•i~t>r. phu_'l'kickt>r. f'lilt·t'l.! Kt'ith ~uartl : Bishtlp, and Allthunr Matt Bra.swt'U, Arnold, "'"ide tacklt•: rtt'Cl\"t'r . 1ht• injurt'<l rt'st>rw list I :!II SENIOR l'ITIZF.NS DAY n:!lO A.M. - Junior Fair Dairy Showmanship and Judl!ing 1:00 P .M.- Dairy C;~ttle JudKing-.Opcn Class ;!:00 P .M.- Open Cl~s.~ Sheep Judging folluwod bl' Junior Fair Sht'cp 2;00 P.M.-i'wiljghi Harnt•ss Ra.fing 7:30 P .M.-Garden Trat·tur Pull 'e 8 :00 P .M.-Young Blades of BluegrassHelen Ctlrnelius LO?k tor stores and restaurants displaying a "Pepsi Sptrlt Redemption Cente!'' Banner · All federal . st~e. and local taxes OJe the 101e responsibility of the ~ winnef. Thlt game ISloo'Oid wt1em orohlblted. licente requirvd Of fQMGd (othef than o tax on pnzes OWOtded) Jan . 5 Jan. li Homemade Jan. 9 Jan. 12 Jan. 16 J an . 18 Jan. 20 .Jan 2.1 26 Jiin 29 Jun. 30 Fcb. J at Oh10 Univt•rsity Blufflun Ohiu UtlL\"I."f"Sttv-Chiillculhl' ill Sha~· nt>t> St.att' Ct'darvil lt> Wf'sl VLr).!tnil:l Tt>ch al UrU<tllH at Unl \'t'rslt \"of ChHrleston · Wibnin)!lun ill Muskinl!lwn at Ottt> rbein Ohw Norttwrn University at Defiance Urbana Feb. 5 Feb. 6 Feb. 11 Feb. 13 .at Akron Uni verstty Feb. 16 Capila l 111 Ashland l"J OZ. 1-< rclft ~11191£' ~W J S<; Mich1g,1n SLICED CHEESE $1.79 CELERY ....... '. '.·~~-c-~ .. 4!r at Maltlflt! Xt~\'it'r al Ct>nlral SWte Ft>b. 2{1 Feb. 23-27 ut Salclhlt' Tournumenls IKO IN_ DUSTRIES, INC. ; . Redemption Centers OLD FASHION LOAF..........L.~.!l.99 Sh<!Wflt"f' Slatt' un 1 ~ 500.oo:J \tt~ttsl F. ck rich OhiO Dumin i ce~ n INTRODUCES THE Thttrsclil\. L.b•• 6 oz. WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE •••••• 2/$1.15 MEIGS COUNTY I , :.. ~ t. l2 Ot-t· H {)t>(·. 1£ Dt.•l" . 19 BRO~C"OS - Waiq• d I :\1 Robinson and Hun (;rt'l'llt' . bou·ks : Jnhn Sm1th and Da\·id v.idt' n.>Ct' l\'t.'rs : Roy Whtlt'. Mt•l Allo....,l-on ... diet pepsi Dalt' Je~n . JUM 80 BOLOGNA ••••.•...••• $1.79 19111-82 KloGraod~ Colh·g•· Women's &isketball Srhffiulr> Opponent li nt·~dH•r 1~ 100.oo:J 8 1981 -82. VanArsdalen gained nwnerous conference and reg ional honors as volleyball and basketball coach at Athens High School last year. Here is the Redwomen schedule . DF.!'IOVEH Hipp , Mandel Junior & 1011~ 1~ 25 42 27 fUSS- Placed "ick . pitchl·r. 1m lht• 21..00) dis.~:~blt·d list FOOTBAl-l Nallonal Football Lrat(Ut' ATLANTA FAI.CONS- Wai\"t>d Bubba Bccrn . runnill);: OOek : Hobl'rt Murph\·. t.kh•nJ~t\"l' I.Htek : .lam ~ Me[)uu..:t~ld . and Mikt• Hawkins, runnin~ OOeks: S\t'w Gomes t9fminotes on the earli91 or OctoDer J1 1Q8 1 or when the su 1 starreo c ops has been exhausted PP Y 0 1 SSCIJ SUPER CASH PRIZES Voo con win a SSOJ Super Cosh Prize it vou hove collected the coos With the lett9!1 ro spell Pep$1 Spirit These ~Jzes must be redeemed at the Pepsi-Co+a Bottler listed beb'w. ONLY CAPS AND CLOSURES WITH THE IMPfliNT OF BfVEilAG!; MAWIGEMENI INC 0.. THE SICE OF THE CN' On CLOSURE WLL BE ACCEPTED. PEPSI-GOLA. 80TTIJNG CO OF All'iENS. 0~0 Wll BE THE SOtf ..1J.0G< OF WHICH ~ AND CCOSillES Q\JAUfY AND ITS CECISION Wll BE ANAl ~ NOT OBTAINED IN A LEGmMATE MANNER OR MVTILATED. ALTERED Oil TAMPERED WITH IN ANY WAY Will NOT BE ACCEPTED. Transactions RIO GRANDE- Corning off a fine 1!>-9 season in 1980-81, Rio Grande College's Redwomen will set their sights on a tough 23 game basketball schedule in 19111~. According to Athletic Dtrector Jolrn Lawhorn, the Redwomen will open the season Dec. 12 with a 7 p.m . bout at home with Shawnee State. They wiU close out the regularseason Feb. 20 in a 3 p.m. road contest with Ashland. The Redwomen have 12 home battles and II road tilts on their schedule. Last year, under coach Diane Lewis, Rio Grande set eight school records and i3 conference tournament marks in finishing third in the loop. Karen Powell and Kim Clingman were named to the allconference team. The Redwomen will be under the direction of Jamie VanArsdalen in Eckrich lS 1 -l oz . Armour BEEF SLOPPY JOE •••••••••••• s1.19 501. Armour NEW IKO AM ARMOUR SEAL SHINGLE VIENNA SAUSAGE ••••••••••• 2/$1.15 .$2490 TOMATOES .......................... 79~ SQUARE 10 1 , oz . Campbell's CHICKEN w/RICE SOUP. ••••• 2/79~ 14 J ~oz . Franco· Americnn SPAGHETTI.. •••••••••••••••••••• 2/79e 28 oz . rcen Queen 16oz. Lucky Leal APPLE SAUCE ••••••••••••••••••• 2/99~ 10 01 . t nstant MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE •••• $4.69 200 Ct. I< leenex · •Granllstand attradiuns "". FACIAL . ' TISSUES ••••••••••••• 2/$1.79 . ~- ~· \ • > -··--· -- ~ ----·-'·-' .. ---- ~ ~- ~-- {' ' �......... Page-6-The Da ily Sent inel Fair comments.. . . By JAYNE LEE HOEFLICH Pleasant people, interesting exhibits, fun activities, and a general at· 1posphere of enjoyment are everywhere at the Me1gs County Fair this week. I rio encourage you to attend the event and take in all the a ttractions ... you'll be glad you did . I Among those congenial folks at the fa1r is Muriel Bra dford. secretary of the fai r board. She's a real profess1ona l at making people feel right at home, and her spint of cooperation JUst can't be beat. With the rest of the sl'crel<lry 's office staff, I've found a fantastic team effoJt that makes the fa ir fare. Tickets will be for sale at the Senior Citizens' Center in Pomeroy, up onttl a round 11 a.m. Thursday morning. The center will be closed during the af· ternoon, and a sack lun'ch will be served at the fairgrounds in lieu of the usual mea l. For any music-lovers who might be on the grounds, the seniors' Kitchen Band and the Senior Citizens' Chorus will be performing, in addition to music provided by Mr. and Mrs . DaTell Taylor and the Francis Andrews Ba nd . Square dancing will take place during the afternoon, with a visit from Flower Seed the Clown brightening up the tent located on the lower end of the midway, near the dog pound. With handmade craft items on display for sale, a nd all the other action. Senior Citizens' Day should provide a rousingly good move <i long with ease. tim e for aJl l A~ reectbl e Don't forget the gra ndstand appearance of the Ha rvest Trio and Bruce Stone this evemng at 8 p.m .. with a show of gospel music that should be a treat. For tomorrow, on tap we have horse harness racing at 2 p.m., followed by a garden tractor pull at 7:30p.m. Wrapping up the specio l events will be a grandsl<lnd perfonnance fea turing the Young Blades of Bluegrass and head· liner Helen Cornelius be g inn in~ at 8 p.m. Bill Downi e, anothe r fe~ ir boa rd offi ce r, is a gn~at au thorit y in th e ar ea of horst•.s, hav ing spent q u it e a f ew fai rs handli ng the eq uestria n dt·ra rtrncnb . H1s easy-gomg manne r a nd mfonnative conversatwn are a ~.;rea t help to those of us with relati vely little ba ckgruunt11n th e techntcalities uf har ness r~:H'ing. Thl' J\o1e igs United Methodist Cooper<:J tive Pa rish has a most unusual Things arc roll ing right along a t the Meigs County Fa ir. and it's shaping up to be Jhe !Jest ever , so do plan to a tt end. See you at the fa1r ' riJSpl ay. loca ted 1n Commercial Building No. I. the gra nge hall . A vJdeo l<lpc rncH1t• comp letely by members of the par is tl is being shown continuously. the Ja pe• showing the work being done by the 29 Me1gs County United Methodist Pomeroy... Spea ki ng of d1.spla ys, tht' :VIeigs Cou nt\· T uberculos is a nd Hea lth Cl!nic li <t ~ em lJik rest ing (Jil L' in the Se mur Fair· 8 UJidini!. fca turinl.! X-ra ys uf both hea lthy and tubc r c ul os i s~a fferl ed lungs . The outgoinl;.! a nd kn owlcdgeabiP pe r :-.un nd presen t. .J oa n Tewksba ry. R ~ - . and Meigs County Tuberculosis \urse: M<:~Jda \1 ura. ~:~ nd Debbie Brown. wi ll be g l~:~d to <:~n s wt'r c111 y qut.~sti un.s y11U nug ht ha ve a bout respiratory diseases. a s well as thr TB le\'Y up for rt' llL' \r<:~l l n \ u~· t.•J n ber 's e lt·L· tiun . Th ey encoura ge one a nd a II tn sl ll p by. chat. aiHl exa nHnl' sulllL' li terat ure du n n g fa ir \·is its . a few mortwn l s wluch L·an be a rPrt l h-a rmng e;..: ptT tence . home meets or exceeds federa l a nd ski te s tanda rds for n\irsing homes . Semor Citi zens· D<:.~ ~ at tht.• COUill~ fa ir. <Jn opportunit y fur of a; ~ t · and ()lder to tak t• rtfh·an ltH.! e of <I redun•d $1 adm iSS ilHl Tu i llll fTm> l.'i th11:-- t· ~ill ~· l.' ; n·:-- Area deaths David Eugene Hudnall. (i l, \e w tu9 p.m. Thursday. Ha n•n . dt cd Tut>srlay . Born July 27 . 1920 "'Ha rtford . he was t he son of tht.• latL' John and l .Iz/. tt.' Sn ut h Dillon Ht> \r a:-: :l IT1! "' ' twr of l .<t bun•rs Pomeroy, died Tuesday evening at l i111'1J1 Vete ran s Memonal Hospita l ::t4 l ill J· l h C' , , , . :· l .e~ ton Sn lit h-C<:l pehart Pos t HO. Nt•w Han•n , thr V.F .W. Ailll'f"l Can Pos t 9926. Ma son. Dunng \\'" orld W;n II . he se rn·d wtth the U.S \l a nnt.•s . HI..' 1s s ur\" 1\"t-•d rWI)l'lie F b! hts wife. An- Hudn;.ll l. twP di:iug htc r s. Mrs . .I <Hll' t Hall. Ga ll owa,r . Ohtu. cllld F liza belh ! ludna ll. Ft Laude rd ale. F' la .: one su n, Da\·Id J Hudnall. \ ew Hm·c n: two bro lhl' rs. Kenne th Di l1 1111. Mdsnn iilld ~on na n Smith . Bn dgeport. Ohtu . two gra ndchildren. F unera l se r vices will be held a t the New H aven Un ited Methodist Church at I<W p.m . Th ursday with th L' RL· \· John C nnpbe ll uffi ciattng Bu ria l wi ll full uw in the Gra ham Cemdery with ~ n:tvL•s i d e ntes by b(.1lh the V F W and 1\mer ican 1,eg w n Posts. Fnt·mls m<:~ y r a il at llw Fog lesong F uneral Hom l' 111 Ma snn from J 1<1 5 ru n a nd; to 9 p.m . tndcty The body will a bo llt' in ~ talc one huur prwr to th e .<; t• r·\·Ir cs at the church Cn JJ UI I Curt is Ward is not necessarily a guara ntee- of quality nu rsi ng home ca re. It also takes dedtcated people who have just a buildin g mto a home for those who l1ve there, " Hazelba ker sa1d. P urneroy Health Ca re Center is a 100- bed facili ty offe ring residen ts l ay ~ Away buth skilled and inte n neci iate nur· sing ca re a nd is loc·a ted at 36759 N O ' '." INr R O G R I ~~ · The Ohio Heal th Care Assoc iation i.s a non-profi t organiza tion of mo re than 280 nursing homes caring for nea rly 25 ,000 Ohio residents. it is the l<:~rg est nursing home associati on in Pearl an d JesSJ e I. Jghtte Ward . He • was preceded 111 rleath by t hree brothers. Sun·i\" ing a re his wife. Ma rgaret 1\ . Wrtrd. Ponwroy: two so ns. J ohn <Hid Ut•. at hom e. t wo daug hte rs, SPECIAL OF THE WEEKI The Re v Alla n Black wood wi ll offil'Jate . Buri al will be m the Wells t t t t CHUCKWAGON ••••••••••• 89e Rl'becca and Susan . both of home : WITH FRIES •••••••••••••• ! 12' ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY 570 w Ma in P h. 99 2· 255 6 P omeroy , OH L ocat ed a t th e End of the Pom e r oy Mason Bndg e' Free-arm ""·ith 11 built· in~· and Flexi-Sl itctl• pauems lor vc,w1ilt' SALE PRICE $339 10 SUMMER FABRIC SALE IN PROGRESS THE FABRIC SHOP Pomeroy 114 115 W. 2nd Tre~dcmou lo. of TheC atunc l ;~ nd o•rry • n~o: •A 992-2284 S1n~er (omJ)il o/ <:!l'i>C U ltll nn al modck ..:s-TS .......... S I NCER t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t j ; ·~· • • •• ... STORE -HOI,IRS: Mon.·Sit. 8 am·lO pm SundaY lO.am-10 pm 298 SEOOND ST. POMUQY, 0. ., PRICI,ES,Gooo lHRU AUGUST 22._1981 ' ' ·~~ \ 'j~ . . . . . ~- . Licenses issued Ground Beef......l!~~1 • Marriage licenses were issued to ; . Robert Russell Bennett, 23, Reeds' ville, and Barbara Lee Frigiola, 26, North Carolina; Mark Andrew Still , 29, Shade, and Pamela Jane Still, ~ . Shade. ..± ..• Suit filed • A suit in the amount of $3,34..03 was filed in Meigs County Corrunon ' Pleas Court by the Racine Home National Bank against Ann Boso, Rt. 1, Portland. Filing for divorce were Melinda Jane Davis, Racine, against John Lee Davis; William L. Knittel, Pomeroy, against Linda Ellen ~ Knittel, Pomeroy; Dawana Bush , :1: Rt. I, Langsville, a gainst Donald Bush. Rt. 1, Llingsville. ~: Sue A. Ervin , Rt. 3, Pomeory, and ~· Donald W. Ervin, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, filed for dissolution of marriage. Ground ..',, .. ~ Registration underway • The office of Pomeroy Elemen::.- tary is now open Monday through " Friday for registering new students. Parents are to bring birth cer:- tificates and immunization records. "''~ Plan· safety courses " A hunter safety and conservation course will be conducted by the Meigs County Fish and Game· ., Association and the Izaac Walton ~ League on Aug . 21, Aug. 27'and Sept. • lfrom6to9p.m. · ' ~ There is no required pre~ registration but enrollment is • limited to 30 persons. Students )lllder 12 must be accompanied by an adult. !,' ·The course will be conducted at the ~ Meigs County Fish and Game Assn . ) building, West Shade road, outside ~ Chester. '•"' .. 39 $159 Chuck ... ~B~ •• HOMEMADE ' Sandwich Spread.. ' SUPERIOR E-Z CARVE . $}67 Hams •••••••••••••••••••••• BONELESS LB. · SUPERIOR Polish Sausage ...'!;7 SUPERIOR . Fra-nkie Wieners!.: Funds distributed Stale Auditor Thomas E . .Ferguson reported today the August .; distribution of $6,307,238.03 in local :, goverru;nent fund money to Ohio's 88 ;. coUnties and 433 Cities and villages :. levying local income laJes. Pa ld . : to the Meigs County Treas\Jrer was 512,500. Availahle for talks sister s. o re t wo daughlt.' rs. M rs . RussL•II • (;era ldi nt• J T . S m 1l l1, .Jr. . PC~ r ker sb u r~ . a nd .~1rs . Euge nt> R. 1RiLa 1 Buck ley . Cheshire : tw u s isters, \ir·s . E un ie Bn nker. Ra<..·me . Sur.' f\ ' \B f.! . SllKtents of the area who will be at:: tending Meigs High School for the ) first time .this fall may stop at the ; high school this week or netrt, from 8 . ·a .m. to 2 p.m. and talk with lllllrtha · Vennari or John Redovian. and Mrs . Ze lia Ou rs, Hebron : a bro ther. Orvy (;:-J int.•r. Hebrnn . seve n h'T'andchildr en : 10 great - gra ndchi ldren and severa l mec es ami nep hews. Mr . Gainer wa s ~:~ \"etera n of World War I and was a life l!lember of 5.1. tht ssooo deat h by an 10f<1 nt Chapter 99 SAVE daugh tt·r . tv.·o brothe rs and th ree Meig s Model IOJ6 T he Crea tive Tmn:h Fashio n• Machine that mak es bu1t1lfl· holn sited t n L Cemete ry. w 11 f1 $2000 Model61l0 .l t'~se Ga me r. 88 , dil'd l u L"s drJ~ a t hi s hume a t 2:\4 Umun An•. Pomeroy . l lt- was a son uf thr l<l lt' (; uv t-tnrl Susa n Leach G i:t l llt r and hl' v:as (:l lsu prececll'd All southern Junior High studenl< interested in playing football are asked to be at the Southern Junior High School at 6 this evening. The first practice session will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday. ~~~~~~:=:ll s..\vE t t - - - - - - - - -- A nwnber of runs were made by , local emergency units over weekend. On Saturday at2:43 p.m., the m10>- , 1 dleport Unit took Donna Thomas from Middlepert to Veterans · MemoriaiHospitalandshe was later ' taken to Pleasant Valley H~~l: at 2:50 p.m., Pomeroy lOOk Usa Peters to Veterans Memorial Hospital and at 7:19 p.m. took Fred Tuckennan from Route 124 to Veterans Memorial; Racine at 1:55 a.m . .·took Bernard Diddle from Rout~ ;138 to Vetel'llllil Memorial. On Sunday at 1:05 a.m., the Mid•. dJeport Unit took Sharon Ward Brownell Ave ., ·to Veteran;, Memorial Hospital and Florence Reynolds from North Fourth to Pleasant Valley at 10:16 a.m. Rutland at 12:31 p.m. took Gladys Blessing from Route 124 to Veterans · Memorial. Drills to start machane t w . Main Pomeroy, Oh . Emergency runs Middleport Village Offices will close at noon Thursday so that employes ca n attend the Meigs County Fair. l:luill·in H l."li· ~ .· happenings• •• O ffi ct>s to clost' Free--arm . su e tch slil ch S• yli.,;l h - '. ~Meigs County alSo reported that patching is being done on all county roads. . Grant Smith, Olive Township trustee, met with the board to discuss a problem on a township road. Model 833 t Ph. 992·2848 124 • Mr . Wa rd was a son uf the la te se \·er a l brothers a nd sisters. seve ra l meces and nephr w.s. Mr . Wa rd was a n employL' of th t· Wed reYe r Alumi num Co. He wa s d r ete rans of seve n yea rs in the tJ. S. \ a\·y. There will bt• no call ing hours a nd private services win be he ld for the farn1l y at the E v~-· in g f uneral Home MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE the sla te and the only chartered OhiO affiliate of the American Health Ca re Assoc iati on rep resenting 7.:>00 nursmg homes na tiomo,.·ide. t t t for Ch r is tm as ~Ali' Bock Springs Road. Pomeroy. The board entered into an agreement with Max and Eloise Drenner for a portion of the Drenner property located adjacent to the new proposed access road from Union Ave . to Mulberry Heights. The commissioners adopted a new constitution and by-laws for the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service, presented by the EMS trustees. They also discussed the financial condition of the Meigs EMS and took action to initiate a purchase order system for EMS. County Engineer Phil Roberts in· formed the commissioners that the highway deparljllent is now in the process of sealing a pproximately two miles of county road 18. A sealing process will begin on co unty road 10 nea r the Mt. Union Church in the near future, Roberts sa1d. He (The Sale You've Been Waiting For. But Don't Wait Too Long.) 10% OFF com passion for others to transfo rm Wa rd. 49. Route t Cu rti s E All 20" Bicycles · Compliance w1th the regulations 1 Grove Cemetery. F ri ends may ca ll at the fu nera l home from 2 to la nd 7 Ua \ id H ud na ll BICYCLE SALE 1Contm ued from page 11 (Continued from page 1) I ·- - - r SINGER t SALE-A-THON t' ,·hurchcs. Filming of the feature was done by Rev . Bob McGee of the Pomeroy chureh. e~ssi sted by Re v. Robert Robinson of Heath Umted \klhudist Churc·h. M1dllleport. w1t h a scr ipt ably wn ttc•n bv Richa rd Thtlllli:IS £t nd na r rat ed by And y lloovt' r . a Pnrnt> rny me mber . Tht.' ex hibi1 IS ;m lllSf.H ra tiullal ont.·. a nd it wou ld be well ~· orth yo ur tirne to slt.lp by. Two tax. ... .. Wednesday , Augustl 9, 198 1 P omero y- Middleport, Ohio ~ Hospital ne~s \\ t( ,.. .··· ·~ .:: . •~r. . Di sabled Americ:m V etera ns He was a retired f.! Unsm ith. Funeral se rvices wi ll bt• held at II cu n Fr i d:-~ y a t tht' EwmJ.! Fun era l Home wi th the Hev. Lloyd rrrimm offi ciating. Burial will bt• In Bet.~c h -..;:,., '"' '. Plan closl'd ·;-4: ·:. ~-~: Grapes................ ~5 f'~; 2% MIlk .......... ~A;~o:•••1 Grade A Extra Large ~ Eggs .................. o:.~~.7 .·, . lum·h period During Ihe 19BI -19A2 sc hool _rea r. a cl used lu nch per iod will be ubspn ·t.·d .·. ·. :._.... . $} kerel!:~2·/ · at Me1gs Junwr H1 gh Sehoul Pa rents nf students linng wtU nn wa lking di sta nct.' of lhl' j uni ur h i ~ h sd hKJ I desir ing lht•Jr ch ildre n tn cume home for lunc h lll USt r isit tlw principa l's office and ll lakl' a pplication for a lunr h JHI SS. Stude nts are nut pernllt ll'd to il'aw school gruunds without th1s lunc h pass. Thr off ice i .~; open Monda ~· throug h f nday between tht.• hours of 8 <t.tll <Jild 3 p.m $ &9 . DARI FRESH• Vete111na Memorial ·. . A~l.uiODS Aug. 17 :· Floyd Williams, Langsville; Pearl : P. Darst, Cheshire: Stella Pigott : Long Bottom: Roy Young,'Jr., Hart: .ford ; and Rose · Genhehner, . Pomeroy. ' . . Dl1charges Aug. l7 Terri aalland Corrine Ferrell. T 0 A $ll9 FlAVORITE lee Cream........~.c!~ •. ' ' •• • • j • ' .' ., "' u z MAXW,IL.L HOUSE . MAS:r•• BLEND ,..,. C:OFFEE l lndt•rl!ot•s s u rgt·ry Gerald Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moore, Pomeroy, is confi ned to St. Joseph Hospital, Pa rkersburg, where he has undergone surge ry. Moore is a member of the Pira tes Little League Team. Cards may be sent to room 442. 390L $5~ . Limit One Per CuStomer Good Only At Powell's Offer EX IIi res 22, · .. SUGAR 5 L~. BAG $139 Limit.O ne Per Customer Good Only At Powell's · Off"' Expires AU!J. 22, l981 · :. I ; �Page Wednesday, August i9, 1981 Pomerov-Middleport, Ohio 8 The Daily Sentinel Suit filed ·Meigs happenings ... The Racine Home National Bank, Racine, filed suit in Meigs County Common Pleas Court in the amount of $8,381.40, plus interest, against Wilbur Burke and Debra Burke, Pomeroy . Filing for divorce were Wayne Thornton Devault, Albany, against Carol Ann Devault, Tucson, Ariz.; Shelba J. Wickline, Racine, against James D. Wickline, Racine. Name Fisher new athletic director resigned recently because he is leaving the district. The board, following the executive session, also h1red Debra Lambert and Tim Saunders as EMR teachers, pending certification and Patrice McNeely as an elementary teacher. Meeting in executive session following a regular meeting Monday night, the Meigs Local School 01strict Board of Education named Gordon Fisher, district athletic director . flsher replaces Sam Crow, who R~turn Licenses issued Probe complaints Nwnel'Oll8 complaints are being received on dogs running loose in Pomeroy, Police Chief George Stitts said today. Chief Stitts warns that dogs running loose are in violation of village ordinances. Owners will be prosecuted, he stated. . Mr. and Mrs. William FredS~th. Sr., Bradbury, have returned from ·a three week vacation. The coupld • ,Marriage li~nses ,were issued to Andrew, Morgan Hoover, 22, Coiwnbus, and Leslie Jaye Ord. 20, Syracuse; Ernest Floyd Baker, 59, Athens, and Phyllis Earlene Harris, 53, Rt. I, Racine; James Farren Barnes, 20, Racine, and Sussn Diana Sellers, 18, Rt. 2, Racine. a,nd Russell Feymore from Meigs ·Mine I toHolzerMedicalCenter . The Daily Sentinel By The Bend traveled through Indiana, Illinois , ' Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Nevada , Arizona, New MexiCO, Oklahoma, and Texas, a distance of 5,500 miles. They visited Mrs. Grace O'Brien, a sister-in-law in Las Vegas and nwnerous places of interest including the hideout of Jessie James and the Cass Railroad. Taken to hospital The Rutland Emergency Unit at 10:45 p.m. Monday took Sandy Star home Wednesday , August 19, 1981 Page-9 BEEF CHUCK ·- Center Blade Cut Chuck Roast ADVERTISED ITEM PO LlCY """""- ot 18QU1ri!ICI <o rNd4'v l'o'l•llb't 101' Y~ on NCI'1 K•oge• S tore e•cept 11 ~,..,.,..,tntlw.ld rt we do run out at an 111\Mb..:l I!«T~ , we Will offer yOIJ ~~ cro.Ooct ot a com p.~rable •tem . ~ 1v11'-t~ reflecttng the wme s.av•ng• or e ra•ncheck wtlteh oi¥'111 .. ollt\e you IO pure hUe the ~ll&'tiNd otem II the adYttM•IIld pnce W'lthtn J0dol'l"5 Eloch ' ""' " "' $ S9 TOTAL SATlSFACTION GUA RAN TEE ClOYU YALU't' Grape Jelly Ev.-ytl'l•f\9 vOv Duy at Kroget •S guaran teed tOt you r total .. t•rf.c t10n reg~rd..., ol menu l acturltf tl rou 1re no t wt•s '-:1. Kroger Vtltll reptKe ,.our 11em wott1 tht umt tllll\0 o• ii ~1b6e .;000 FlO UN bl'tnd 01' refund you r purct1.11s.e pnce COF',' Iti GHT lUI ~UNDAY THE 1\ROGU CO AUC ITEM~ Fol De luxe • ll ·aJ . Ptlla . . ·. .... AND PRICE~ lb fMit U SATUIIDAY AUG ,1 lU I IN POME !.lOT AND GA L 1. 1 '"'0 1 1~) I 01-1 E!) WE IIHUIVE IH I TO lf iC.HT liMif QUA I'UI TI B llo!ONE &;;~l~ss KROGER COST CUTTER COUPON Pot Roast .. ... lb . f~OZEN WAFU SllCED t'\ I ISO ~~~:/ Kwikie Brand ; : ~~ Sandwich Steaks 1 i e; i ~~~! ~ $39,!, : 1'11101 I LIMIT 2 BOXES PEl FaMIL r lu I fAO~EA~~EAT Box Df ~:~~: li~~':.C:Cm/,:C~)L ~~l II~ICTIO l""ICIItiiTinl UICil Tllfl I Chicken Thighs.. lb. Beef Patty Mix .. lb. • l ·lb . W1eners ............. Pkg. ' •· .II F"ll ets. . ... "f.-" -.,. rJ'I!4(, • ·. ~. ./,,Catf1sh . ...... lb . ~-~\ FAfSH OCEAN ~:iPerch Fillets . lb . Avondale JIPf'f' =:~lng ______ ·~;;• Boston Butt 29 Pork Steaks .. .. lb. • Buns .... .. 8-Ct. W1ener Pkg. $129 Agree Shampoo . 8-oz. Btl. 51 SLICED lNTO KROGER SANDWICH 89 C 1000 ISLAND fllNCH 01 ITALIAN liQUID FRESH WHOLE 95 C Kroger ,•.o. Dr111Ing .. . 111. sac 0~ Q0\111 v•un Corn Oil Margarine . ~~: .. COUNfiY OV£N Angel Food L Ca . . . . . . KROGER Grade A Large Eggs Cream Pies .... 2% Milk w.$ 88 ,.,., 1•·01 . Pkg. 691'; Country Oven 11 · 01 PretaeI1 . . . •ko . 11 ·01 . .... Pkg . KIUOGG'S Manitmallows ......... Pkg. AVAILAIU ONLY IN STORISWtTH DEll Dl'TS. HOT FOODS AVAllAIU 11om Tll7pm Diet Rite or R.C. Cola READY TO EAT . WISHBONE I PlECES $ 29 MEAD l ·SUBJECT 120-PAGE ALCO CA~TOON CHARACTER Fried Chicken Bucket SLlCED OR BY THE PIECE . BIG IYE ...ATUAAL $4 Pear Halves . 69c ••• 16 ·01 . , .. Can sgc 49c _ttiLLCIEU Meraschino Jo, Ch . ..-nil -'-' .. •·••· 99 ~VOND"ll Mandarin ·11 ·01 n.-.., v•-'lleS ... · Vlenne 1-S·GI . . . . . . . . . . .. Con lima It-- (mmn liW PIIC~ """ ggc -~=~~ -~~· ·S4· 79. ~~::~:.s 89c s Kaiser Rolls ...... ~ic~: ggc 89 Watermelon ... 69 stee~t c. .,_ .,.•.. gg_ Nectarines ......... 591'; Celery .. . .. .. .. e.~~~~~~~ $~·· 590 Tomatoes.... ........ . .. . FRESH BAKED ICED UD RIPE WHOLE DAYTIMI I'IUH IAKID liOGII ~~~ _ ~ . .. . .. It\. 4-H 0_.' . ....ce .... ... ,.,.. lb . FRESH stalk - · --· .. Con • liiOGII C SUNNY SLOPE 16 -oa . packed grandstand, fans lined the track and adjacent hillside for the derby, while also keeping workers busy on the Midway. · · ·,.w,;.. Worctstenlire ~~-16·•• · Each OVERii'LO~'· - An overflow crowil packed" the Meigs' Fair Grandstand for the opening night's main lltVadln: the Nationwide Demolltloll Der~Jr. Besides a KIOCall All MEAT WUNDERBAA AID OR WHITE Con MIOGII $299 Sw1ss Cheese ...... lb . · $159 Russer Bologna ... lb. · • RoIIs.6-Ct. C1nnamon Pkg. lb. ellow or White Sweet l -Ib AVONDAU R.C. 100, Notebook . VENUSYE~~ow ·CI 591'; P enc1 s . .12Pkg.· $299 School Bags ..... Each IS ·oa GOLD c•EST 16·01. UOGER 0.5% LOWfAT MILK GAL. PLASTIC CTN . SU' 200 -C t. Pkg . exhibited in the horticulture department of the 118th Meigs County Fair. Winning the blue ribbon with this "biggir" ""s exhibitor, Larry Cowdery. Long Bollom. $149 ... Special K Cereal ... Ctn. MEAD .k. PUMPKIN - Lee Luckeydoo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo, Middleport, smiles from behind a prize pumpkin being Manhllltlllow I:I ·GI Crtme '"' MRS . FILBERTS GOLDIN QUARTERS Margarine ... 14 Gl GOLD CIUl (EXCEPT HAM . FlSH . I SLICED !ElF ) FROZEN Morton Dinners FUN - Riding in their double stroller, Darlene and Marlene Moodispaugh, 11 month olcj twins, were enjoying the 118th annual Meigs County Fair Tuesday afternoon. Their mother, Narsa Moodispaugh was doing the pushing. The family resides In Middleport. :l·oo ~-. KJIOOU Flake Coconut FROZEN PET Filler Paper .. S2 .. t . ItI. Catsup. $199 $219 S2·ot . ...... Jo• Avondale •.•• GtlatIn.... .. •ko . 2$ 19 FARM AA lSID FARM RAISED DRESSED ggc ggc ggc Multi-Grain Bread "f.'::" .' CA TflSH ·.~=h ~·/\;:·' 1 ggc KIOGII HAMIUIGII KROGU 7 .. 11-ll . AVG . F~ESH ~IGULA~ IOO·C•$149 Dill SllcIS A BLEND OF BEEF I HYD~ATlD TEXTURED VEGETABLE PROTEIN K~OGERS P~O SERVE 'N' SAVE ORJUMIO ... Teo Bogs $17 9 HOLLY fARMS. U.S.D.A. lNSPECTlD . GRADE A flYING •••••••••••••••••• Whole Boneless Smoked Ham lb . F~ESH EMIASS 'f U.S. GOV 'T GRADED SOlD TO DEALER S I 32·01 . Jo • · . 1,,. SALAD lb. c Yams .. ......... ........ ,... 49 _ WHITESWEETPOTATOESOR ,... ...... ... ·· 59~ ·~ a!G VALUI· .......... _. ... .. ICIOGIIII Tlllllit~ -- . 12·•·.'· '' j .. rwnl· .... ·.. •·•r. Con ) . . '• ' . 22·r0: :' ,. ' ~ ·o u . ' ' , ~~ 59·. ¢. · ~n.• tngs c• = IIIOoll-:" " • , s· a · ( '( 1... , 1 ·c: I J... ... Ciftl •. , ,<r f, r , ~• READY '-' ball... wltll llclpulll flul Mefp lunter Fair bulldlag was acdvlty Moaday as junior fair parput touches on tbelr numerOU& dlaplay ,. booths. Pictured Is Usa Collins preparing a special dlllplay by lbe county exteD!llon office on littering and control of it. �: Page-10-The Daily Sentinel 8oonl. 1111p: Robby lloUn&, Mary Kino, Adcialou Le1ril. a-., whule: Pauline AWna, Joyce ~uel , oothird. Cobllqo: May Taylor, IIGMI< LeMaster. Pomei;O)', and naqey Ervin, Rad.M. Curotl: MaiyTaylor, RolandWUl.no third. Com : May Taylor, lnel Carson. Robby BoUng. Krlut : Sheila CUrtis. Barbin Murray. and May Taylor. There 's good eating at fair and canning contest at the Meigs County Fair were judged by two home economics teachers, Jackie Anderson and Betty Burris, and the results announced today. The products will remain on display for lair week in the Coonhunters building on the Rock Spnngs fairgrounds. Prerniwns and ribbons were awarded m three places in 87 classes of the department. The winners m the vanous categones, listed first through third, respecllvely, were as follows. Preserves Peach: NIJ first, Inez Carson, Long Bottom , francesGoewlem, Pomeroy ' Cherry : Iflft Carson, May Taylor, Pomeroy, and Kathleen Rassell , looM Bottom. TomMto lnt!Z Carson, set-ond BlMck Jam• Inn Ca.-sun, Lenor;;~ Leifheit, Pomeroy, no third Grape frances Goeglem . Inez carson. no third . Peach ra!pberry Sennna C Km~ Albany ; DebOrah Grueser Pomeroy, oo th1rd Strawberry Deborah Grueser, lnt!z Carson, no third JeiUn Apple Nu f1rsl, JOJ'l't' Momuel Raclnt> , st•t:ond, nu th1rd Cra bclpple No f1rst. Ma) TayltW Inez Cu~on BLa c kberry Kathr~n Mv ril . Fnnce~ ~~~~~~ Ll ~h • 1 I'• llll'f"' Eld<'rb.·• · Grupe J. .,,·t•' 1 J011el iluhn~ . ·Luu ~ Hutt.. rr r i •J•' I ''Ii b H.ubb)' r,, Tomato cataup No flrst, Fnu'K'e'.s Goeglein, Addalou ~wlS, Pomeroy Cbil1 sauct. Inez C.non. no aecood, Frances s""""' Pear honey Frances Goeglem, lner: Cai'SOll, nulhlrd Peach butter: Ntl first, Barbara Murray . Pumeroy ' Lenora Leifheit. - Apple butter . Retb.l Day, MmersviUe, Barbara Murray , no third Cucumber, sweet Lenora Leifheit, Frances Goegleln, Barbara Murray Dill pickles : Bennita C Kift8 , Sharon Re1ber, 1..onR Boctom. Robby Boling. Bread and butter: Kathryn Mora, Joyce Man~~el, PauhneAtklns, RuUand. ReUsltel Chow~lluw · May Taylor, Inez Carson, Robb" Boli J E~ ol the ~arden Secund only to Joyce Manuel S('{'Ond . FranccsGoe..:!em CabupaiMIS. .cn Peach Cathenne Colwell, Vi.nton, no secood, no third Sweet pep~r rt'hsh Elsie Folmer, Inez Car · .son. and Ma~ T11y lor Kidney beans: Mary King, Sharon Reiber, RobbyBollna. Peppen : Rebecca Ann Collerill, ~'omen». Nancy El'\'in, M•r Taylor Goeltlem. , Cuaodf'nlll MantJo, stuffed : No first, Jo)'('e Manuel, no ADDleuuce: No first. Kathken Bissell, Long BottOm; Inez Carson. Blackberries· Mary King, no second, Oorolhy thtrd . Tomatoea, whole. Inez carson, Mary King, Nancy Ervin. TomatoesL _ q~artered : May Taylor. Karen Facemyer, ......,oy, EIJ&obeUI Well, l'omen>y. Twn~toes, green: Lenon teuheit, RoOby B<>lin11May Taylor. Tomato Juice: Teunna Well, Pomeroy, Pauline Atkina, RettaO.y. Vegetable Soup: Inez Carson, May Taylor, nu third Canned Sq~,UUh: Inez Carson. f1nt. no M'COOd, nolhu,S. Calaway, Coolville Peaches, half · Catherine Colwell, May Taylor, no third. Peaches, sliced: May Taylor, no serond, no lhtrd Pear. huU . Inez Carson. second. May Taylor. lhtrd Plums · Roland W1ll, Pomeroy, second. Chemes · [nez Carson, no second, no third Clllllled Velftlbln &t!t.s. whoh! Mary Klfll!, Sheba CUrtis, Pomeroy. Sharon Reiber Beets, sbced RQbby Bo)ing, Sharon Reiber , SheliM CurtlS Bean!i. shelled May Taylor , Robby Bolin~(. Pursu;mt to the reqWiements of SectiOn 4909 19 of the Ohio ReVISed Code . the Ohio Bl'll Telephone Co mpony hL·r cb) g~ves notice th.1t on ]ui) 2. 1981. 1t fil ed" ith th e Pub lic Utilities Commission of Ohio an AppUco· tion iPUCO Docket No 81-436TP-AIR Jfor authority to increase and adjust its rates ;md charges for tclccommunic.tlions scn1ce' and to cha nge its regu l ati ons and practicc·s aflccl mg the s.lJllc· This not in· co nt.t ins the s11b· stance and pr.t~c·r olth l' Apph · cation. HmH'H.r .un mll'rt:\ ll'd part) rlesuing complete rlet.ukrl inlorm.1tion "1\h rc spt..'t t to .til ;d'fccted r.ttl's. charges. rL·gul.t· li ons ,md pr.tCIJCL'' . ., hould mspell .t cop\ ol tht..· Appht..aiHm .1nd .til alt.llill'd schcrlulc·s .11 th t: n tfJCL' ol tht..• Cnn Hll t"o sion ..)7 .) Sout h H1gh Strcc· i Columhu:.. Ohio \cop\ nl the Appl1c.tlion :111d the proptht..'d l.tntl "ht..'l'h h .d'>rl ;t\,nl.ihlc lor tn . . petltrl!l dttnng norma l bu,im•..,, hn1 tr\ .t l .111~ puh iH ni!H L m PIHllll'( ·t..· nll' r bu:-t.tlll'"' Slorl' ol ( llu o Be· II In :nlclilll>ll the pr!!po..,(•d l.tnJI-, ~'l'fl' cd to t iH: Jll,lll · .uu llt·)!t'l.ill\ l' :uJt!w nltl'" nl .dlmu nil lp.thli t. ·.., til Oh1o on -\prd 1. [ q~[ ,t' tll.t\Of ' p:trl nl tlw ( !1011 ol 1h notli iL .I· t r1np.1 ll\ .., mh t il In Ide Ttw, ·\pphcd toll .t ll u ;uH i l LOCALEXCHANGESER~CE Specific rates depe nd on the rate band applicable to a specific location. It is proposed that the rates for rate bands 1 through 6 be consolidated into one band in order to simplify the overall rate band structure. RESIDENCE SERVICE The average perce ntage increases proposed in monthly rates for residence customers for !-party flat. 2-part y flat and !-party message exchange se r"ce in representative communities are shown below. (Monthly usage allowances and the charge for additional local messages over the allowances lor message servic e would not be changed.) Two-party service (including 2-part) message rate service. ,l\·ailable on!) in the Cleveland exchange) 1\ould!,., hmited to existin~ sub,c ribcrs at the1r present loca tions. No new mstallation "ould be m"de . Typical Community Aberdeen 2-party flat Present 1 $ 7 50 Proposed 1 10.60' 413 % tn c re ase 43 9 Washrngton 7 50 Present 2 5 70 1 Proposed CH 8 20' 10 60' % mcrease 43 9 41 3 7 50 5 70 Zanesv ill e Present 3 Proposed 1 8 20' 10 60' 43 9 413 <fo tncrease Spflngf,eld 4 Present 5 70 7 50 Proposed 8 20" 10 60' ~o tncrease 34 2 439 41 3 Present 10 15 Massillon . 5 6 35 8 10 Proposed Youngstown 12 75' 8 20" 1060' % Increase 29 1 309 25 6 Akron Can ton. Present 6 10 50 6 70 8 35 Proposed To tedo 12 75" 8 20" 10 60' 21 4 % tncrease 22 4 26 9 Present 7 10 70 6 90 8 50 Dayton Proposed 2 1295' 840' 10 75' % 'ncrease 21 0 21 7 26 5 Columbus Presen t 8 11 25 7 45 8 90 Proposed 3 13 so· 8 95' 11 15' % 1ncrease 20 0 20 I 25 3 Chester land Prese nt 9 11 95 8 15 9 40 Proposed 4 14 20' 9 65' t t 65' % mcrease 18 8 18 4 23 9 Cleveland Present 10 t 2 65 8 75 10 05 Proposed 5 1490' 1025' 1230' ~, mcrea se 178 171 22 4 ("For compa11son purposes proposed monthly rates shown mc lude a monthly rate of $1 50 for a standard rotary-d1at telephone se t teased from Oh10 Be tt i NO~·RESIDENCE h.tr,l.!.n ltlr !L· In tH1lrlltll llL .I · "l'f\ IU'' to .til c u , lt 1t1H'r' o l ihl' Oln o Bl'll Tvlcpholll' 111 .u ld1 t ttHI .U h:L h thl' r.t!L'' .uul t h.lf).! l"' lor \\niL ·\rl'.t 1i: kcnt1111HHIIL.lllot1' )c·n '" ' II ·\TS .1111 1 ~ !Ill Sn· \Ill' I ,md tl.TI,tlll tllhL' f '>.(.'r'\ ll'l ' ' ,l!tl\t.'Ttll' d In CtliH ltrrt·nu·~ 1d oth vr tl'kphllllL ' L olllp :lllln ..,~.,\n in).! .til other , 11hv nht·r" 111 till' Sl.tlc ol Oh11 1 Tlw .d tl\ kd t ll11 <> lkll T"k phom· C't, mp.tm t.mtl , .1rv PU '() F.\r hattl!.l.' Rtk I T.~rlll \o ) ' 1 Pl F\c h.tn )!t' Ci-L' lh 'r:t! T:tr~il Sen tu· ( () '\o ~ I Dat.tphom· D1~1t.d l'l ( () l~ mll '\1, \ I \l nlu lt • Tvil'ph<>lll' ' l'l ( ~l'nin·T.m\1 '\11 Fal.lhliL'" (I 21 lor Other C:omnt<>ll d 'l'( (I '\11 ! 1 C'.tf!IL'f" T.trttl ll ll il' .\n·a T.. Jv. l. OillllH IIIH_·,tt lllll' d' l ('() SL·n "''' Tariii '\o \I Pri' .tk I i11c Sl'n irl' Tan II ..\m pt'r\tm, hrm . ~:orpt 1r~1lum ur ~~'~ut'iollwn mon fill•. pursu- .. ant to SL•clion ~9119 . 19 of th<• Ohio Ht•\iS<•d Code. objcclitms , , tn thl• prnpnsC'd incn•asl'\ and ,: adju~tmL~nts in rntes and l·hargv cs. :md tothr pr<>JNIS<'d l'han~cs :,; · in r<'.:ulnticms and pradiet'"i • · affectinJ: tht" samt.•. Thl• objt.•r• · lions ma\ allt'~e that surh f·: Appli<'ahon contains prnJNISal> ••. that '.arc unjust and discrimina· ., .. ": ton· . or unreasonable. Rl'Cum· ~ ' · mendalions "hich differ fmm ~ .· the Application rna~· !,., made by S: . the staff of lhc Public Utililic> • :,. Commission of Ohio or by : ':": inlcrvcnin~t parties and ma)· ' • !,., odoplcd by the Commission. • • ' J 1-party message $ 5 70 8 20' r.il l'" h !til l\' Ctllllp.trn .ttHI 1-party flat $ 9 50 12 75' 34 2 9 50 12 75' 34 2 9 50 12 75' 34 2 9 50 12 75' Rate Band Tlw r L'' td Lt lll trunk ,1\L'T.l).!.C pvnt·nLt).!L' IIHH .I..,n pt t qli.J\L'rltn l ll "l• mwr -. !t)r "l'f\ ltl' .HL' ,flm\ll lo~ .d SERVICE .tnd b1.: lo" 1-li ll l'll lL'"''·'.t!l monlhh ral t.'"' lor non 1-l lt tL' IlH''"'aJ!J' rotar: . mt·..,..,;tgt· PH\ 'l'Tll tpui JIH Ulill 'L'r\llt' I ll H'j>fL'WilLtll,· l' UHllllllllliii L'" r \lnnth h tl ,, t).!L' .d hl\\ .t l ll L' < .ltH I 11\ t'"· 'l!l'' tJH't I h.... tllo n .111\ V' "ould not lw thl' chargt• lo r .u ldl iHnwl INSTALtATION. MOVE AND CHANGE CHARGES Some ckme nts ol thl' b.1sic ch,ugcs to insLtll lllO\ c.' a nO change "il.' n icc and eq ui pnwnl \\ ( HJ!cf be 111LTC:ISC:d significmth to ro\L' r the cchh in,o l,l'd For c'\amplt•. tlw tnt.d ch.lfgL's to msl:tl\ a Ink' ,\ltd a lckphonl' SIOUJd llllTl';ISl' Irom 8 ~ S ~ .i In ':H..;.) .30 lor rl'-.id c.• rt LL' cu ... tomcr-. ! linn L'\ cr. rnan~ rt''lldl'nn• l'lh · tomL'" Slotdd hL· abil' to'"""' ~27 GO ulthe prOJII"l'd cltargc•s b~ l)h t. timng tlll·i r eqlllpmc.•nl .tt .t PhoneCenil'r Stort• or Bell ( 11 "tomcr Sc.·n Il l' (\ ·nkr or In prm HIUJ~ U~t..' II ll\\ Jll'<ll llpnwnl ) than).!t'll. 1 1-line Message Semi· Typical Rate 1-line message PBX public Community Band message rotary lrunk coin Aberdeen Present 1 S17 85 $2000 $22 85 $13 95 Proposed 22 45' 25 25' 23 75 17 05 % mcrease 25 8 26 2 39 22 2 Washington Present 2 17 85 20 00 22 85 13 95 CH Proposed 22 45" 25 25' 23 75 17 05 % mcrease 258 26 2 39 222 Za nesville Present 3 1785 2000 2285 1395 Proposed 22 45' 25 25' 23 75 17 05 % Increase 25 8 262 39 222 Present 4 t 7 85 20 00 22 85 13 95 Proposed 22 45' 25 25 ' 23 75 17 05 % mcrease 258 262 39 222 Massillon Present 5 18 50 20 75 23 50 14 60 Youngstown Proposed 22 45' 25 25' 23 75 17 05 % mcrease 21 4 217 11 168 Ak ron. Canton. Presen t 6 18 75 21 05 23 75 14 85 Toledo Proposed t 22 45' 25 25' 23 75 17 05 % mcrease 19 7 20 0 0 t4 8 Dayton Present 7 19 10 21 45 24 tO 15 20 Proposed 2 22 80' 25 60' 24 I 0 17 40 % mcrease 19 4 19 3 0 14 5 Columbus Present 8 19 75 22 20 24 75 15 85 Proposed 3 23 45' 2625' 24 75 1805 % 1ncrease 18 7 18 2 0 13 g Chester land 9 20 35 22 85 25 35 16 45 Present Proposed 4 24 05' 26 85' 25 35 18 65 % ~ncrease 18 2 17 5 0 13 4 Ctevetand 10 21 45 24 t5 26 45 17 55 Present Proposed 5 2515' 2795' 2645 1975 % 1ncrease 17 2 15 7 0 12 5 i'For compaflson purposes proposed monthly rates shown tor 1·1Ine message serv1ce and message rotary.serv1ce mclude the monthly rate of $1 50 for a standard rotary-d1al telephone se t leased from OhiO Bell ) GENERAL \lonthl1 r.ttc·s lor t~nc'· \\ , 1\ OJllilllwl Extc•mled ..\rea Servin· 1\ould gl'nl'ralh he challgl'd in lim·" it h rL· iall'd haS!c exchange service Sen 1ce raiL's 11111 11"'1""''" to hL· changed include : • Rates lor intrastate toll Jll<'ssages I lung distance within Ohio I. • \lonthl~· 11sage allo\\;Uil'l's for !tM:al c;UI> undL•r me~'i:ll(c' ratl' sef\in• and the charge fur additinn:~llnl'al calls uwr the allowann•s. • Month!) allo\\ann•s lor calls In Directory Assistance and the l'harges for adclitional ca ll> m-er the :~llow:~nce.s. • Tht• rate for loc d coin tl'iL·phnnt• calk (However. the charge for :~n opcr:~tor-handled local coin call would inl'J'ease from 35 to 40 cenh. I • The rate fur Ohio Bell's "Di:~l-11" Public Announcement OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES \ 'a~ mg mcrc.•a,e\0 al~o ,,,,uJcl aile-d 'urh options a' additional rlin •t·tnn li, lmgs. non-published 'tl'r\ l l't • ,tnd Cu .. tom Call in).!. "l'r' ll'V'1 CENTREX ( hangt·.., m month!~ line and . . t.tlion r .tll.·.., lor Ct·n lrt!x ~e r ­ ' 1cv ;u·L' a!\(' PIO!KISL'<I St•par:l ll' 11\lllllhh rail's 1\<Hdd .Ippl) to !lw .tcu·,..., hilL'" .111 d to lhl' , t,t\ion ' MINIMUM LEVEL PRICING FOR COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS AND TERMINAL EQUIPMENT Fr1r l'L'rl:tm c.·ommuni(.'alion ' ..,~ "lt' m .., r:~lL'' and and equipiHl' lll thl' dtargc·s in ( lhiolkll's l:rrilh arc miuimum h.'\l'l'i . Prtu·s l'hargl'd Ill a~ · \' :lr~ up IH a llJaximtllll ll'\t'l \\ hir h i~ h\o illll<'' tlw miililllllllt il'vl'i. Hatt·s and dtar~L'\ t'OII'IIituting the prltL''~ at an~ )!.iH·n tinll' aH· t·ou•rt•tl in pririnl!li.., l' lumishc."<l to the rn:o h) till' Comp;lll)'. :\ot k" than 2tltla~·s 1>rior !tJ thu dh:tivc· clnll• of a11y chanl(e thl' Compan)' must furnish to thl• PUCO a nl'\\ list reflecting "tch chUDRl'<i r:lll's and ch:tfl(l'S. In adqitlon to 'liro)p0.,ll1~ nt•w rninimum l~:vcls for. certain systems and ~qul,)mcni. th~ Compuriy. pro) lOses lhut the maxim\Irn levc) he removed. '' ' a lhird. Yeut rolll : DebOnth Grue~er, Pomeron Alta\1 Karr, no third. ~ Pound cake: Cheryl Folmer. Pvmm>y: Mary YOil. Racine, Ellie Folmer. ChocOlate cake: No first. Ellie Folmer, no Manuel. c..u.. Oatmeal : Eb.le Folmer, third. _l Brownid : Eblie Folmtr, {beryl Folmer, Kathryn Mora, Route 3, Pomeroy. atocolate chip: No firat, Karen FKemyer, no lhlnl FOOCe brownies: Ctltryl Folmer, Elaie Folmer, no third. Plain drop: No first, Kathryn Mora, noUUrd. Molulel: Karen Facemyer,' no second or - third. Droponnge: Noftnt, AltonaKan, oolhird. Berry: Nofnl, Kathryn Nora,QOthird. thin! The Company proposes to restruclure rates for Wide Area Telecomm\lnications Service to more closely conform to lhe interstate schedule. The pro· posed change would produce significant increases for some customers and decreases for others Customers would pay a monthly rate for the access line and an additional rate for each hour of usage, with the hourly rat e varying according to calling volumes each month. MOBILE TELEPHONE SER~CE The exchange access line for Mobile Telephone Service would receive the same increase as the non-residence individual line rate in the appropriate rate band. PRIVATE LINE SER~CES (SPECIAL CIRCUITS) Substantial mcreases arc proposed in the service connection charges and month!)· rates for special circu its furnished for continuous and non-continuous property. forei!(n cxch:m!(c and lorCII(n ce ntral office service·" v.cll.ts lor priv.tte line channels and ,ISsoc iated equ ipment. Rates 1\0IIId he restructurerl and :t nev. rate eil'ment. the "SL·n ll'L' .\n•a Function." 11oulrl be 111trodured for the· transmission cq tlipmPnl Ol'l'(il'd to l'll· able tilt· l' tretnt to 1x•rlorm '" llilelldcrllllnetion. KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT In addition to proposing Ill'\\ mJmmum ll'\l'l'\ lor 'anous kc\ tck'fJhone 'Ids and kl'\ '\\ s lt't lls . the Companv propo:se~ to rL'· strnctme these rates lnstL·ad ol basing the rate on thl' ntunher of keys m use . the rate·, 11 ould he baser! on the type ol sl't in use . \\ het her l)r not I hl' sl'l i" nsed to 11s lu ll rapacill Till' Company also propo,c.·s :-.l'parate ch arges lor lhl' l'!Jmnmn equipnwnt "hich controls tht· kcv sntcm and connt'l'ts the· sl'ts with the access lines . Till' proJmt'(l changes wo11ld ,,_.,nit in intfl'aSL'S for SOilll' l'U\(Oilll'f\ and decreases lor otlwrs. MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS AND SERVICES The lnllov.ing items arc illus· trative ot changes in rates and chargL'S for some of thl' miscellant·ous product- and services. The stx.•eilit· rates and charges for thest' items and for olher 1)roduets and SL'fVkes can be fnund in the propmed · l:uiff shcch. • Th(· llat rate for inlercnnrlc'cling· each mobile unit of Mis<:ellan~·ous Common Carriers ,with the tl'ie· mmmunk:1tions networ~ would ini.·rease lo $2.45 J)l!r ll)ODth : >' ' ·-' ' . Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wells of Long Bottom and Charles Cozart of Columbus are announcing the approaching marriage of their daughter, Tammy Cozart, to John Causey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Causey, Reedsville. Miss Cozart is a 1981 graduate of Eastern High School. Her fiance is a 1977 graduate of Eastern High School and IS employed by Lowe Lumber Building Supplies in Belpre. The open wedding will be held on Aug. 22 at II a.m. with the ceremony to be performed by the Rev. Richard Thomas at the home of Mr and Mrs Welts. 1\ reception and buffet luncheon will follow . Following their honeymoon, the couple will reside at Bashan third. Loaf cake: Altona Karr, Ellie Folmer, Joyce Banana Nut Bread: Altooo Karr. t..onx Bot· WATSAND 800 SER~CE (INWARD WATS) Couple makes wedding plans IIIIWII powdow ~' - " - Kllrr, 11111t F-,CothorlneCoi...U. Muftl01: Cot11eriJ1e Colwell, no ....nd, no Peach: Catherine Colwell, no second or third l'un1*ln• No lint or oecond, Debonh Gnte!ttr, third Raisin: catherine Colwell, Altona Karr, no SEPARATION OF LINE AND SET CHARGES Currently basic exchange service includes the line and one standard set. Ohio Bell proposes that separate monthly rates be identified for the line and for each telephone set leased from the Company. The monthly rate would be $1.50 for a standard set, $2.85 for a Princess" phone and $3.25 for a Trimline~ phone, all with rotary dial. The monthly rate for a standard set would be subject to the Company 's Minimum Level PricinR Plan. The monthly rate for a te lephone set would replace the current monthly rate for an extension Customers who provide their own telephones would not pa; the monthly rate for a set. ICustomers providing their own te lephones currently receive a monthlv credit at 90 ce nt s for L'.Ich set. This credit would be discontinued) For Touch-Tone' sen icc there would be an addi tiona! monthly rate of $\.50 for" reSidence line ($ 2.i5 for nu n-reSidence) and a n addi· lion:d monthh r.tte or $ ] for eac h Touch -Tone 1ct z Bike.! Dh'ltlea lhudlaad Bllnllta White bread: Cathenne Colwell. VInton. ,..,..., Sharon He1ber NOTICE OF APPliCATION Of THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR INCRF.ASES AND ADJUSTMENTS IN RATES AND CHARGES -- Wednesd•v, August 19, 1911 Pome·roy-Middleport, Ohio The over 300 entries m the baking TheDa 1 Sentine • Separate charees would apply to lhe lines and sets associated with Dialog• lnlercom System, Horizon« Communications System, lnterphone System, Exhibition Hall Service and Airport Service. • Increases would apply to Direct Inward Dialing Ser,;ce and Special Recording Trunks. • For Telephone Answering Service subscribers, in· creases would apply to non· recurring charges and monthly rates for concen· tralor-identifier systems and various other facilities and equipment. • Rates for facilities for Other Common Carriers (OCC) would be increased to coincide with increase s for special circuits. Also proposed is a new rate element, the Facility Equipment Package. for the trans· mission, sip;n:~linF, and termination required to perform the functions neccssal) for an OCC to pro· vide its end-to-end service. The pr.Iyer of ~le Application requests th e Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to do the followinR: (a) Find that the Company's present rates and charges and the rcg11lations and practices affechn~ the samt• are unjust. unrc,\Sonahk· aud insufficient to yie lrl rcasouahll' compensation tor lhc'st• n Il'L's rendered; (hi Find that lhL' rates and charges a11rl regulalirms and pradin•s proposed are just and reasonable and will provide not more th;m ,t f.ur and reasonable rate of rclum on the value of the Company's properly actually used and usdullnr the convenience of the puhhc; (e) Approve the filing of the proposed schedu lu sheets contaiuerl in Schedule E-1 of the Application. mnrlifiL>d to reflect such rcvisioQs lherL'flf as may become effcclive. pursuant to orders of the Commission, durin!( the intefim bctwL'ell ~le filing of tht• Application :lOll the rbll' up<m which I he schedule sheds beetlmc cftective : id I Order that the proposed sheds become et'feclive forthwith: (c) Approve the withdrawal ol the present schedule sheets contained in Schedule E-2 of the Application; If) ~pprovc the undertaking suhnntlcd hy the Company which wou ld hccomc effective should the Company elect lo pl:~cc the proposed ralcs inlo l'ffcct without Commission order, pursuant lo Section 4909.42 of the Ohio Revised Code: (g) Grant such other and further rc~c£ us the O>mpany is rcaS<mab'y entitled to in lhe premises. ·· The form 'of 'this notice has been approve~ by the Public Utili Iies Commissi9n of Ohio. '· .'ruE: ou·Io BELL TEI.J:;PHONE COMPANY ,. ' SOCIAL CALENDAR temeotal La Marche Ohio are displayed here by ZUeletla Smtih, retiring chapeau of Meigs Salon, left. and Catherine Welsh, seated; and standing, left 1o righl, Lola Hampton, Mary Martin, and Julia Hysell. TROPHIES WON - Melgs County Salon Eigbt and Forty was again Ibis year wloner oflbe MaybeUe Gam· ble Tropby preseoled aonuaUy to lbe most outstanding salon In Ohio wflb membership from 10 lo 36 partners. That tropby along with olbers woo at the recent Depar- I I TIIURSDAY MEIGS COUNTY Humane Society Thursday at 7:30p.m. at the Meigs Inn. Middle of Upper 8\oU, P11111efOJ Open 9-5 , Fn. 9-8 _.J County Salon 710 receives awards Five trophies, including lhe Maybelle Gamble Trophy annually presented to the most outstanding salon in the state w1th membership from 10 to 35 partners, a plaque and several citations were awarded to the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty at the recent Ohio Departmental La Marche held at Cleveland. For work with children and youth with Ruby Marshall, chairman, the salon received three trophies the Arree Marshall Trophy for the best smgle cystic fibrosis program for ment were received on both. the year, the Gertrude Moore A citation for second place ID the Trophy for collecting the moi;t fund• state was awarded for the salon's In the state on a cystic fibrosis dnve, publicity scrapbook of which Lulu $2,103: and the Esther C. Edgar Hampton is chairman, and a plaque Trophy for a well-rounded asthma was presented to Catherine Welsh, program. CitatiOns of merit were for having the highesl percentage of alsu received for work with children funds sent to state - 27 partners at and youth. $5 each. The Etta McDonald Trophy was Other citations were presented to awarded to Julia Hysell, l'aumonier, Zueleha Smith, chapeau report, for the best report on memorial ser· second in department; Pearl Knapp, vices held. She also received first chairman of constitution and by· place on a book of prayers sent m to laws, and Pearl Knapp, chairman of the department. and citalions of parodies 1 73 enter arts competition; winners announced The 173 entries ID the domestic arts department at the Metgs County Fair were judged Monday as the fair moved mto a week of activity on the Rock Springs fairgrounds. Receivin~ ribbons and premiums 10 the various classes, hsted blue for first, red for second, and white for third, respectively, were the following exhibitors. Children's Clothing Gtrls' dresses . Rebecra Ann Cottt.>rlll , Pomero}. ~borah Grut>ser. Pumenn . <tiki Groce Holsmj,jer, Reeds" till' G1rls' Better D~sses Mrs Oottl"nll Mr ~ Grut>ser 1nid Crystal Ra)burn. Pomero} BU)s' Truusers Mrs Hulsm!(t'r nu second. 1w thmJ Child's BILlttSI:' ur Sh1rt Mrs Gruest>r Mrs llolsm.,:er. Mrs Cuttenll T·sh 1rt Mrs. Hu lsm;!t' nu sl'Cond nothtnl fuat tlr Ji!t'kt'l Mr~ Hllislfll!l'f . Mrs HH) burn nu thard N i ~htllt'<l r lhtni Rubto Mrs Durulh\ nothtrd Hols tnl>!t'r M (';dall.<l\ no s t'l'Uild . th• Cuoln l h· rw ~ntt. Adull C loU!Irt~~ Ont'-plt'Ct' dreS.!I Mrs Grtn':)t'f. Mrs C'utenll nu third Tw(}oplt'<'C dtl'&> Nu first. Mrs GrucSt'r !R>c:ond. no thtrd Better Ore~ Mrs Grueser. Kathrvn Mora Routt· J, Pumeru) . t~nd Barbara Murra~ Pumcro) Lon~ drt>ss Kilthryn Mur:~ , nu St't'(llld. 1111 thtrd l.a1.h 's biOUSt'S Mrs Col\enll. Mrs Crut'St' r Mn; Gene~'II!Ve Ward, Puuwru1 T·sh ut.!; Mrs Hulsm){er , Mis ll.t~burn . Mr~' Gnwwr 8<1rbara Murra~ l.ady's shorts Mn; Hu ls m,~!er Mn. l.ru l'~·r Mrs U. l<~IHIY l ..ildy'~ slacks Mrs Hulsmlo{er Mr' r;ruesl'r Mrs Ca la·1HI\ Lady 's su1l . .nth .'llal'ks \lr~ Murnt) Mrs Munt. M~ Calavoay l.;uJ~ ·~ sml With !!kJrt · Mar') Yost. fta{'tnt' Bt'ml{'t' Ca!"penter . Pomt'ro~ and 1\ltona Karr Capt'OTl'O<tl !..unf< Bottom ~ Lmll '~ J<ll'kt•\ thtrt! l.i:idl thm! ~ K::~tn~n Mura no St'tnnJ rw JUmp:,uil Kalhr) n Mt•rc~ n•J st'{'ontl n•• Men'• Jackt'l Mrs HubUII!t'r Mrs Muri:l nn linrd Mt•n 's st11r1 Mrs fo lh•nl l. .\olr ~ Huhtnj!l'r r.rut•st>r Men\ troust'f\ :'vlrs Ht•lsmj;lu Mn, Mt>ra nu thtrd Mr~ l.<>th ·~ 11 n~tt•l!alll;'t • u s rh·r n Aprons Mrs E\il Hobsun. P<Jtnlt'<l p11lu14 t·ast~ Mt~n·ll<illCtlus Want. ~ n tl Sh·ll<t Mrs b"ls. no st:tlllld Knittmg lll'l'lilt•t r .trt Sm tih wn•nd, nu th1nl (jjJII' Urpo ndw Lrochet \l,u ~ Ktng , Mrs tht nltuMr~ lltl ,\1nllllt•purt B1•hr,uu Mrs ca;i11Htl · f<tpt' ur pont hn \1r• HnbM'Il IA.' III ~ Mr s T~ COlumbus. • I~ I I I I I I Mudo It n ... , IS <tr ()(N(IU[ I I Mrs Murr<t\ Wid Mrs Rob.•MI Crtl{'ht•l lnmnwtl h.itndkert'lul'f Mr~ 1A.''ol 1s Mrs Di~hl. and Mrs W,ml 11tul\' Mrs Culall<l\. Mrs H1tdllt' <Hld .\'Irs afJo(han Mrs l ..t!Wl!i Mrs Hobsun. <Jnd Mrs Hulstn)!:t'r Mrs Ca la.,..:n. nu !'it'1.'tmd. Hulland I . ~~~ ~Ill lilt Best Lumber Yard r C' <~rpt•nh• r P,U/11 bl numbt•r Rt•ll<! D<l\ . Mtn t'fSI ti lt• l .l quul t• r n ll ru l tl~r.l Cr)l'il<i l R..tburn . Suza1o Th''II HI . P••l ll l'fU\ P,1t Tl1u11l<l p,,tnt•r• •l 0\lwr pn tun· Mllth't•tl HutlsLlll ''"mt·rtll Slit'h<i Cur lts Rt~uh: 3 Punwrm [,,.J~uiJsur l fLint]lll<ltlt• purw F.,,, 1\o .lh~ull (;l'llt'IWi t' fEATHEHin STORM DOOR Grade "hi Vttw" 2"x6"xl4' . ' 11 " "' '"" <II W<irtl A1ld<tluu l .t'IIIS sbU IIUJ Ht>l:; illCt' r F. 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Cdonill Door HOGS CUT IN HALF. 2'1"I61u'1~" I· 3'0"16'8"11~" ALL ANIMALS MUST BE FREE OF EXCESS BLOOD & ALL DIRT. HOURS: MONDAY 9 to 8 . .WEDS. thru: SAT. 9 to 5 ~~ ~!~~~.~~,~ LU~.~!.~ -, ' stirt I'IICl$ cattll (Mil 0111.1 ., fl >ll ' < I , , 2"x10"xl0' lll'bl Sll\t'f'- Mllldlt•[)llt\ .1111! .l.till• C;t'llt'lil'lt' ' ( I • I " t •.tlt ·~ ami Ot~n>tl r,l Cal.ntal '"" Ill• tl(){)l " '' ' ""' ,,,, " .".,,,,, f 11,1\t'S I." I IC IJ,.i· lkt•tbl ilk ,mo l H,t rliii lil tum l 'ilUI Murr,tl I!L11 t'tl H1 •blllj.!tf 1-.l d il ••h"''ll HIH I Ct•flt' l lt'l t' "'a ni. ,uu l frt •t· h,uul dt•stl!ll ' Otlwr hubb1 ,,, · •1• • ,I;Ult' l(li\JS1111 Tn a~Uit'S fr,lll \r,t ' h Sll'll.o (;t'llt'l II' ' ,. W.ml. .Hld F• d H.. bs"n ~=-~ nd Framing Lumber Ni l!<! ( raddnt'k, Rt>btol'l'a O•ttnll r.,·nn lt'\1' W;nd I1 THRU SA PRICES llllll , llt' SU'IIIHI, ntllhirtl Jd prt tun• F:1a Rubsull nu ~t't'lt11tl nuth1rd l.mollt th1rd ~'Uti O'DELL 7iliiVaiM LUMBER W'x4'x8' , aostb ~~·~~ •oo .. •• I ·-• J6.l()U\) PRf·LABOR DAY SELLA BRA TION Elnbr;,td t·rt·d p1l'1un· Ko rt·r1 Fi:ltt'll l\t'r 1111 ~t·t und I'.\ <I Rnb:;Oil · [')I t '•lliPi:ll!t' prl' turl' T,uJ D<lrlml! J.urrl! But Bt•rnln' I t~==~~==~~~==~== rumt ru1 Cn• tH• l p 1ctu rt• m ret ..::..:::..:::..::..:::..:::..::..:::..:::::.. ..:::..::..:::..:::..::..:::..::.. .. ..:::..:::..==.. PROCTER& GAMBLE- STORE COUPON Pu rtlt'lt•l . Clltn l CIJ"'01110N5 ' Sh.<t~n l..a mbt'rl li utlaml nr I rut k l .m ntwrt ll"l ~ tlll! l' l Mr ~ Wtll . I I I I """"co..,...•...,. w"' ,... I •·~" " wo••• •: '~":•• ""' " '"" ~ I when you buy Ollf; 6 or 8 poc:k or ONE 2 liter bottle, 1ny lli¥or obby (.:orner ( nu 1~1rd The first Ohio Teaford Genealogy. Society met Saturday evening, Aug. I, in the banquet room of the Hayseed Restaurant, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Preceding a delicious buffet style diMer served at 6:30p.m. to the 38 persons. attending was table grace by Dana Ray Teaford. The remainder of the evening was spent sociaUy. Special guests were in-' traduced and short talks on the Teaford genealogy were given by Kenneth Ketring, Nanna Brock and Nellie Wood. . The door prize was won by Linda · Teaford, Pomeroy, Romney, W. Va. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kearns, SOnia, B. W. and Am· ber, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. George Grafton, Ravenna, Oh.; Mr. and Ml'll. CarroU Teaford, Mr. and Mrs Dick Wamsley and Richie, Fritz Te.aford and Thelma Walton, Racme; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, Long BotiOm; Mr. and Mrs. Dana Ray Teafol'il, BWy and Jen and friend, Stacy, Ronmey, W.Va.; Normall Teaford, Jacklon; Mr. and · Mrs. M.uon Wood,' Asbland, Ky.; , Norma Brock, Bedford, Ind.; Janice u..- and David, James and Jane Teaford, Mr. and Mhi. Sampson Hilll,,Delbert Teaford, Jr.; Shirley Stephenson, Syrac~~~e; Tiinmy ~ Clllirleilan, W. Va.; Mr. illd Mnt. KednitJ! Ketrtng, · Falr·bofti. Oil., 811(1 .1\tr. and Mt;a. Homer 1 Ml'• t't•l l,ll\t' II U:; Barb G1'IWI It'\ t' W.rrfiJ 11}' ~hmL c: n ./ mml~ Kill).! Huult· I Mt rll'rs· MHr\' K 1n~ . fl uutt• 1 M rnt·r~l II It• . rw !1111 d l't' f<l fllll ~ ( r,uld nek Nmd Mrs I 0025CU ~~~·m Wt~\t'll F:mbrurdt•rt•d prll"" cast's Mrs Ward n" st.'t"nd nu Hurd Crudwlt•tl cush •un Artrl' H••udasht• l: . Route 1. A1d~o~l'll Ell'allol Buli r<1m S• r<H'USt'. ami Tt•X<i ll· IIi! Wl'll . Ruult• :J, Purrit•rul Pateh"Aurk L' Ush ltlfl Murrl'l Bratlfllrt!. ( utlhl llt• no s..·t·uml Mrs Ct liilla\ thml Olht'r kmd t u~hrun Rmd<~ Oit•hl Rull;wd Jt•nmil' Sli:!l'.h·r 1\nutc I Vlid,Ur•ptrrt and Mitn 1\ 111~ Pumt ru~ ' Pa1n1t'd tablt•th•lh Mr' (', rlu\\1>1 nu "'rtmd Ill I lhlrll ('ror.:ht.'tt'd I.;Jbb_l ulh (;r·urc lt' Rtkhll'. lt•IIC Bullom : Mrs On·hl nt•lhirtl Putho!dcrs Mrs W:1rd . \1r ~ l{ol.lst•n . Mr~ lluudashdt HandH~tlt> tln s'.1 d tlnll K<Ht•n F<-ll't'litlt• r Pmlll'fll\ . Stdla Smtih. !.I'll'" Hut\1'111 . ant i Mrs R"hr<un ('nl( llt'\t•d Mr ~ Et <t Rnb"wl wt'"!itl H•u•kt•d Mrs Ro1b.~u1r Mr\ r.nw,t r 1 Ilk Bab} till.·~atl! r st>l Society meets Qutll <lJl llilljUt:d l.uuht' Hill l Muldlepurl ['utl un p.th h11o 1rk q ut lt M unl'l Hrildfurd Mrs Hall ami Mr~ C.tl<~ll<t~ All lllJUl 'lJUI II Mr ~ IA'IIIs llllSt't'llrttl. nullunl B.th• qutll C 1 ~s lil l lll!\bUrn n•• :-t 'l~•lh l IW lhll d ('urnlm1 ~1r ~ ~.l l' l ' llUl \t ' l Ill• "l'tlliHI ~ I s CnuH iuo·k 1111 thrrtl Ral>~ QuIts Punw ru1. Atltkiluu Needlerraft Rubs''" and R ugs Klt r hcn Mchan \\ anl Mt~ Dt~·hl. Sh'llo Smtlh lh•lsm'"t'r lA.'I'.LS Pomero\ , Mrs Hol..,; Jn~o: er · F'am'' Mr!> Rubsun nust•t·ond nuth1rd EmbrtJrden!if · Gern!vr~·t' Wnd, Pumt-ru~ M~harl MJsu• l l,tltt·uu ~ Me-l H1h'hu • I o ..n Dolly 7110 A.M. 5 P.M. Prloloy Nltht nl aiDO P.M. \ �Pa e-12 The Dati 1981 Pomeroy-Mtddleport, Ohio Sentinel 'lleroy""""'•ddleport, Oh1o 1981 The DatiY SentmeL - ' He's 51h " Tall! He s sma I bJ! he has lots of personal t~ to cha m a ch d He ~ about S 1 nches from head to toe and dressed n ~P ca l boys clothes Fun to mailf a w nn ng ~I t Pattern IJSO transfer lor dol and out Is eas~ to Ia low d reel ons $2 00 lor each panern Add f SOt each patlern lor postage and handl ng Allte Brooks Needle<:raH lltpl Send !o • I The Dally Sent •n el Bo1 163 Old Chel5ea Sta New loti NY 10113 Pnnl Name Address Z1p PaHern Number - 1982 Neodloc,.H C.talog 3 free pat1e ns. ms df' 170 bes t 1ackets dol s QuIts more Kn C•achel lmb ode II 50 All CRm BOOIIS $2 00 each All Books and C.talog-add SM 1 Public Notice COUNTY MEIGS PUBLIC NOTICE Last week the followmg documents were recetved or prepared by The Ohto En'ltronm enta l Protectton Agency !OEPAI The ef fecttve date of each ftna l actton and the ISSuance date of each proposed ac tton 1s stated Ftnal act tons are appealable tn wrtttng wrthtn 30 days of the ef fecttve date to The En v~ron mental Board of Rev 1ew Room 101 250 E Town St Columbus Oh10 .43215 NOT1ce of such appea l sha ll be flied wtt h the d1rec tor w thm 3 days thereof A proposed ac t 1on wtll become f na l unless {1) a written ad tudt cat ton heanng request 1S sub mttted Wtlhtn 30 days of the tssuance date or (2} the d rector revtses or wtth draws the proposed actton As con cerns ac t• ons other than ftn al act ons WtThtn 30 days of the date nd cated any person may subm tt com men ts and/ or request a mee t ng If s•gntfl cant publ c nterest ex tst s a meel tng may be held As concerns a n y actton any person may Cl l request not1 ce co ncernmg further ac t1 ons and/or (2) obta1n add t.onat •n for matton Un l ess o t herWISe spec t cal ly prov1ded here n or n the part cular not ces a 1 com mu n ca t ons shall be ad dre~sed l o Hearmg Clerk OEPA P 0 Box 1049 Col umbu s OhtO "3216 phone (6 14) 466 6037 Con suit RC Cha pt er 3745 and OAC Chapter 3745 47 and 37.4 6 5 for ap pl• cab le req u rements Issuance of cert tft cafton Hun I ng ton 0 st Corps at Eng neers Var ous Twps OH Ef fecttve da te 08 / 1 81 Per ta ns to .402 cer t ft cat on Grant Per ta ns to Publ c N ot iCe No ( H ) 76 l67A varrous Twps tt1ru wh ch the O h• o R•ver flows Approva l of pl ans and spe c I ca t 10ns And r ews C lar e n ce Mayor Pomeroy O H Eftect•ve da te OBI 10/ 81 Ths lnal acton not preceaed by proposed ac tion and tS appea lab l e to EB R Grav •t y Sewers For ce Matn and L tt Statton for th e Kerr Ru n Area Sewer Ex tens on t BI 19 11 c each for posUge and handling 135 Dolls & Cloth" On Pa,.de !34 14 QOJICI Machme QOJ•Its 133 F.,h,on Home Qu11t1ng 132 QIJ1II Ong nals 131 Add a Blod Qu Its !29 QIJ1<I n ["J Transfm 128-Envelope Patchworl Qu•ll> !26 Thnltj Craft} flowers 111 P1llow Show.Qff> L18 Crochet w1th Squa•es 117 Easy M of NeedlefiO'RI L14-Complete Atghans 11 2 Prill! Afghans. 111 Easy Art ol Hatrptn Crochtl GET 11 0-1 6 lilly Ru11 !OS Instant Mamme 107 Instant S.WIRI !061nstant fash•on !04-lnstant Money 103 II QOJ•II> l01 Todoy AnEIIliOI r----------------------~ 1 Curb Inflation. ! Pay Cash for ! Classlfleds and II Savell I 57 N Pla1ns Rd St Rt 682 across from Btg Be.ar fhe Plams Ohto Just N w of Athen s Oh10 •, m tle off Sl Rt l3 AN fiQUE FURNITURE GLASS CHINA PIC fURE FRAMES FRIC+< SAW MILL W/S4 IN BLADE (wtll work) STEAM ENGINES ETC WANT-AD INFORMATION PHONE 992-2156 or Wrtte Da•IY Sentonel C!ass1f1ed Dept I l l Court St , Pomeroy, 0 , 45769 1I Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I CLASSIFIED AD INDEX 1 Prtnt one word tn eac h spac e below Each .n t al or group ot figures cou nts as a word Cou nt name nnd address or phone nu mber t used W<~rdsl You II gel better re sults I you descr •be fu ly --+---i- -1-- +--- ! g ve priC e The Senn nel reserves the r.g ht to ~~+~~~~~~~-J class l y edt or re 1ec t any ad Y au r ad w II be put n the prbper clasd•cat 1on I you II check lhe proper bO)( These cash rates be low nclude d1scount ::-:-f--:-:+--+--lf-_;j J wantea 17 l For 5a le 18 19 J Announcement J For Re nt • 21 I 2 3 4 5 4- GIIfltiiWii'JI t-- HiiPPVAII$ 7- Yartl Sill lit t - Public Sill It & AuCtiOn eEMPLOYMENT SERVICES 1- HoiPW•I\I'H 11- S tu.1tM W.1nt~ 14- Suttnon Tr.11n nt IJ-Schoclh Instruc t on lr-R.1 d10 TV &CIBAopar 11- WantedToOo M - H.I y & Gun U - Sttd & Fert h nr e REAL EST ATE 25 21> 27 JI lO Homu for Sill It U - Mola It Homt~ for Sille U - F•rmt lor Sale J4- 8ustrtnl !~o~ilchnt s J~Loh & Aerugo ,._Real Estatt WilniH J1 Runon W•nt Ad Adverttstng Deadlines 9 1 0 ' - -- - - - 31 11 32 _ _ _ _ _ __ 12 13 33 34 _ 16 Mat I Thts Coupon w1th Remottance The DatiY senttnel l-~---~~m~~!~~~~:~---- .. Publtc Notice car pet and new stor m wmdows S29 900 00 E 11-•ll POMEROY, 0 992 · 2259 A REAL FARM- W1th 142 acres of w h1ch 60 acr es are hayland and 80 acres a r e p astur e A ntce J bedroo m home w tth a new k tt c hen and bath 2 barns other bu ld ngs even a sm a ll r enta l house A l l fenc ed and tn oper at• on now If you want a farm call on th1 s one $85 900 00 TO DEFENDANT GWEN DOLYN F HUDNELL WHOSE RESIDENCE AND WHEREABOUTS ARE UNKNOWN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO MEIGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE POMEROY OHIO FIRST BANK OF MARIETTA Pl.;unttff vs HAROLD N HUDN E LL et al Defendants CASE NO 17148 NOTICE P ia nt ft F1rst Bank of Martetta has broughl th1S act ton .n the above court na mtng you as one at t he defendan ts by f I ng ts Compla.nt •n Forec lose on F ebr uary -4 1981 and a F r st Amended Campi a nt •n Foreclosure on J uly 9 1981 Your last known ad'dress s Route 4 Pom eroy Oh •o 457 69 The ob,e c t of the co m pla•nt s to obt a n a money JUdgment aga tn st you and cer fa n other defendan ts to fore c lose a m orfgilge aga •n st tn e fol lo wtng descnbed r ea l es tate S1tua ted .n the Townsh •p of Sc p o Cou nty of Metgs and 5tate of Oh •o tow t Parcel No 1 Sttua te m Sectton 7 SCi p o Township Metgs Tow ns h p O hto b e ng mor e p a rt c ularl y d escr 1b ed as f o llow s Beg nn .n g at th e 1n tersec t1on of the east li ne of a I 45 ac r e lot at the n tersectton of the eas t I ne of a 1 45 acre lot recorded n Vo l u m e 222 Page 189 M e•gs County Deed Recor ds and a po.nt 12 fee t at r ght angles from the ce n ter lme of State Rou te No 143 th ence South 83 deg 40 east 200 fee t to a poinT l hence South 81 deg 50 eas t 175 feet t o a po.nt thence Sout h 78 d eg 00 east 208 2 feet to a POtn t n the ce nter of the South co n cr ete br dge ra ling ( 12 fee t off the center line of St ate Route No 143 a t r•ght ang l es ) th ence south 67 deg 1J 20 east 25 4 05 feet the true POnt of begtnntng for t he fo l fow.ng tra ct Be~1nnmg Sout h 38 deg 05 40 West 100 tee t thence South 67 deg 13 20 eas t 25 fee t tt1ence sout h 57 deg 20 20 east 175 feet thence north 38 deg 05 40 east 100 feet thence north 57 RIGHT PRICE RIGHT LOCATION N ce home •n Pomeroy good k tc hen and por ct1es home tn good con dttton fam ly room I t oar wtth basement $26 900 00 HOME PLUS 2 REN TALS - 2 story fr ame home wtth 7 rooms 4 bedrooms a lot of remodeling has been done and would make a n ce home Also an apartm ent a nd store bu ldmg th at bnngs tn som e extra money A ll 1or '31> 000 00 COUNTRY FOR YOUR K I OS Approx 21 acres pl us a new ly re m odeled farm house wtth 4 ~drooms I vtng d tn ng k1tchen bath 2 porc hes large barn pate shed pump house Secluded pr vale an d peaceful $45 000 00 MANY WAY S TO FINANCE THIS HOME ~ You can own ft1tS Easter n ll'Ome tn D •strr ct Modern home h as 10 rooms 4 bedrooms full base men t fu ll y tnsulat ed gas forced a r hea l ca rpeted garage ca r port abo ve ground sw mmtng pool on 2 acres $40 500 00 REALTOR Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 ASSOCIATES Jea n T.-u sse \1949 2660 Dottle Turner 992 569 2 Roger Turne r 992 5692 FOR GASOLINE Regular Unleaded GASAHOL H o Speed Dtesel #1 & #2 Heatmg Otl Farm & Home Delivery POMEROY LANDMARK 614·992 2181 SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS (N ot e Th1S No1t ce IS tssued and publtshed 8ur suan t to Rule .4 4 of th e hto Rules of Ctvtl Procedu re) Stdmg Rooftng 1 Gutter Remodelmg serv 1ng Y ou r Arc.1 tor 20Years (II 29 (81 5 12 19 26 (9) 2 [H . ' S4 ' Housing Headquarters ltl- EIUiflfiftl 14- EIOC:IfiUI SUMMER CARPET SALE & Refrigtntion I ~GeneraiHiiulnt ..,..._M H RIPIIr 17- Upltol$llry ...."" MIO MMUI Home lilts •net YU41Nfft •re •cUtllllcl OIIIJ wlftll Ull'l WI"' order 2S ctnt ctwtr.. fer tdl c•rryl"l 101 Nui'I'IMr tn c: 1 re of Tl'lt The ftubliatler rnorwn ltw rlwht to"" or reiKt tay ••• ... .,.IHI oottctiOftll "M Pu-..llfter wlll not be rtsponslilt lor more ttwln Otlt 12~ $ RUBBERBACK Mc~~~~~~pet Cash n Carry 1 Roll Each Brown, Blue Green ~!15 (Extra Good) Reg l16 95 sq d tnstallect v yd sq yd NowS}3f5sq ~----~~~~~~~~--~~Yd GOOD SELECTION OF REMNANTS Buy Now & Save S2-S6 Per Yard 25 rolls carpet tn stock to pick from. Regular backed, carpet Installed free wtth pad . Good selection Roll Ends Rem· nants S2 SO up Grass carpet S4. 99 yd. Green and Brown. Dnve A LoHie- Save A Lot .RUTlAND FURNITURE Matn St J&C SANITATION SERVICE Phone 1 ( 614 ) -992·3325 REALTY Trash Ptckup The V1llage of Moddleport, Oh MODERN 7 rms ba th 4 bedr oom s full base ment fa m ly room na t gas fu r nace stove refnger ator near P 0 tn sm a ll v tl la ge S37 500 VINYL SIDING RACINE - Some st an ed glass wtndows modern ba th nat grls furnace dtntng study 4 bedrooms basement and lg lot S48 500 OFFICE 742 2003 George Hobstener Jr Broker "9 ACRES m / 1 With com fo r t ab le 3 bed room home Lo ts ot bud d m gs pond spr ng house gas and o il nghts Approx J2 acres wooded 9 pasture 6 t lab l e PRICED REDUCED 1o $32 500 00 EXTRA GOOD BUY 72 a cres w l h a ll m ner al s Ntce 2 story f a rm h ome w th 5 b edroo ms 2 b a th s modern k !chen Ca ll on th• s one today ONLY $37 000 00 LARG E ESTATE - Ex ecuttve 2 stor y br.ck hom e 2 full 'l half b aths 3 bedr oom s fo r m a l dm ng room Many other ame n1t tes t oo numerous to menton S tuated on approx 3 ac r es tn Pomeroy RUTLAND Good s t ar t er hom e 3 bedrooms k tchen bath N• ce s ze 101 Se ll s tor $25 000 00 RAC INE Lovely 2 story 5 bedroom home Woodwo r k. s beau I tul New sh.ng le r oof Low hec1ttng bill s .44x2.t workshop Must see th s one • • Ask ng $37 500 00 COUNTRY - Modern 3 yr o!d 7 rms db! garage home Family rm woodburn1ng ftreplace lots of mce ca rpetm g and lg level tot S69 900 REASONABLE 3 bedrooms on L tn coln Hill Al l etec n1 ce k t lot s of carpet m g lg por ches and lot wtth garden spot owner has bought new home and wa nts to se ll Only $35 000 ng Room Ad d 1t1on s Drywa II ,1nd Rep;ur 992 6323 7 '24 1 mo pd H. L WHITESEL ROOFING A 11 types of root work n ew or repa tr gutters and downspouts gutt er cleantng and patnttng All work guaranteed Free Esttmates Reasonable Pnces Call Howard 949 2862 949 1160 2 4 tfc ALL STEEL Farm Buildmgs Sues From 30x30 SMALL Utility Bu1ld1ngs Stn!s I rom 4•6 to 11x40 V. C. YOUNG Ill ?92 6215 or 992 7314 Pomerqy Oh 7<t2· 2211 A ALSO ALARM WORK PH. 247·3534 ROGER HYSEll'S GARAGE - A uto and Truck SERVICE From the Smallesf1 Heater Core to the Largest Rad1ator SMITH NELSON ~ MOTORS INC. - Fn Pomeroy, Oli 992 2174 10 7 tfc Ph 57 ti c PERSONALIZED APPLIANCE SERVICE POOLS Call Ken Young • Vmyl • Ftberglass • Statnless Steel e 0 \ POU 1 0 ShW.il!,tr\ • H ot Wat~ Tank~ e elol .'l n qe~ pi Mason, Ow ne rs Mob le Home Pa rk~ w Hou \f! REESE~ TRENCHING SERVICE water sewer Electnc Gas Lme--Dttche5 Water L1ne Mook ups Septtc Tanks County Certthed Roush L-ane Cheshtre Oh Ph 367 7560 J&L INSULATION & Va 8 6 l mo WindOWS Free E st1mate James Keesee Ph 992·2772 For lnformat•on Call 949 2710 or 949 2806 8 21 mo & Alum mum Vmyl SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. Beaultful Custom Bu111 Garages Call tor free s1d1ng eshmates 949 2801 Of" 949 2860 No Sunday Calls J I I ltc NOW THRU AUG 31 N6w S17 50 Now $21 SO SlO 00 Now S27 50 GWEN S SPECIAL wave Length Perm For Lonaer HatrS29 SO Ph 992 2725 S2D DO S2S DO SCHOOL OF DANCE SIGN UP FOR Fall Classes In •TAP •JA ZZ •LADIES JAZZERCISE KAY'S BEAUTY SALON Syracuse, Oh1o Ph 992 3282 IIL------.:. WANTING TO BUY SCRAP (Pomeory Scrap 1ron & Meta 1) HERE IT IS that extra spec1a1 home 3 B R 2112 baths a ll carpeted F P Heat a Ia tor redwOOd ex tenor Allth TS&moreon6acres Asktng$73000 Announcements J and sew tn g ma c h ne repa r pa rt s and su ppl es Pt ck up and delive r y Dav •s Vacuum Clea ner one half m te up Geor ges Creek Rd Call 446 0294 SPEC IAL SA LE S New neve.shot sadmples tsplay mode ls been sa lesman Spec tal pn ce on th1sgroup B ear Wh1teta1l Hunter $69 14 Bear ~TO Polar $1'19 95 Br ow n Bear $l49 95 Bear M1 n 1 Mag $49 95 Kod1ak spe tcal $99 Y5 Sp r1ng Vall ey Tradmg co Spr ng Valley Pl aza 446 8025 ATTENTION Come nand r eg tste r tor our Squ1rre l Tat! Contest L ongest gray t atl wtns 22 nfl e L ongest red ta I w1ns 22 ntle Spnng Valley T rad ng Co Spnng Valley Pl aza 446 8025 For bul d de lt ve r y of gasoline heattng o I and d ese l fuel ca ll La ndmark 992 2181 Pomeroy Oh AMWAY d tsfr but or For the wonderful produc ts of A m wa y call 304 773 5040 NO hunt ng or trespass.ng w •th out wntten permt ss 1on on Harry M cCo m as Randal Brumftcld tarm Ashton wv PIANO 6924 lesson s Adult and student p ano c lasses beg tnn tng Sep tember 675 2440 Gospel Pt ano tnstruct ons for regular student and ac ce pttng som e beg nners Also oftenng pnvate mus•c r ea dtng classes Ca ll now for appo•ntment 675 3032 Brenda Weaver :,:m~•:..J"j'y--::;:::~====--,·1 ,UE PHOlO In y1veaway PERSON who has does not offer or attempt 1o anvth•ng to g,ve away and offer any other th1ng lor sa le may place an ad tn th s column There Will be no charge to the advert1ser • One male black and wht1e dog and 2 female pupp•es catt 379 2168 3 ktttens. mother good mouser Call245 5804 - Portraits - Weddings -Annlv•rurlos -Passports Now, 1n Mtxed breed pupp1es For tnformahon call Humane Society 992 650S of w-Ing and an nlver11ry lnvlt•tlons '' ' Old English Sheep dog puppy 7 weeks Registered Old English ShHP dog Good farm Clog 7 years old •nd LAND CONTRACT POSSIBLE on th<S S17,000 home located •n Letart, Oh ~ow 10% down payment R oasonlbiY priced, quick service -Look without •ccessorlea Olillllllon. THREE SURVEYED ACRES In Racme, land con lract posSible Asklng$16,000 Bob, Charlene _ and Jayne Hoefllteh ____ 109 Hltll St., Pomeroy :----------~:---~------lll:... 304 895 Yard Sale 7 Yard Sa te Wed & Thur s 1/4 mt le off Rt 7 on Bulaville Add so n Rd Cloth ng toys a nd baby ttems 3 Family Rum m age Sa e Thursday Aug 20t h 9 00 to 4 00 Ce nt enary Town House Garage Sa le Sa lurday Aug 22 10 B Household 11 It wa ll & base ktt c h en ca b tnets an ttq ues and m sc Cora O ht o Three k1ttens, 6 weeks Old to good home 304 882 3596 FUll DIDOded IriSh Setter 675 5763 Two male orange kittens 6 675 6114 Go ld s l ver sle r ! ng tcwe lr y r ngs old co ns & curr ency Ed Burkett Bar ber Shop M dd lepor t 99'1 3476 No tem to la r ge or sm a ll w ill buy 1 p ece or complete hou seno d New used and ant 1que Ca l l99'l. 6370 Good used 5 or 10 h p ou t board mot or 992 3726 Scr~p mela ls batter es r ad a tors g m seng ye llow root and merchnnd se ...,,., Harper H a lstc 1(1 ~"'-'~ny 30 0 F v Alsu ,... da l y UI.Jt F r day I 5pm Fr1 &. Sat 9 4 ra1 n or shtne Turn n g ht off Rt 7 1ust befor e Clipper Mtll 6th hou se on lett Farm l and a c r eage tn M ason County 5 60 acres good access Own er ftnan ced have good down payment Wr te Acreage Box .479 New H aven WV 25265 Ga r age Safe Th urs & Fn Bob McMorm ck Rd 9 to 5 Clothes of all s zes g rl s & boy s 1ean s and mt sc Used se t noxsp r ngs a nd matTress 675 5123 Ga ra ge Sa le Thurs & F r 537 Hilda Dr ve lbch 1nd Ct n e m al Ctoth•ng all s zes a nd m•sc •t ems 9 to 5 Yard Sa le T hurs A ugus t 20 4 111 mtl es out on Route 2 18 Furndure a nd househol d tern s Ser-dces 11 Help Wanted GET VA LUABLE tr a.n ng as a young bust ness person and earn good money plu s some gr eat g ifts as a Sen I net ro ute ea rn er Phone us rtgtl t away and get on the e l1 g1b l •t y I sf a l 992 l 156 or 99'1 2157 4 F am ily Garage Sa le Fr day & Sa t Aug 21 21 9 5 Clothes to ys small fur nttur e todd ler clo thtng sweeper kn1ck kna cks and Th e M etg s Cou nty Boa r d of etc Btdwell Rodney Rd Mental Reta r dat on 1S now 1/2 m le off Rt 35 accept.ng app/!cal tons for a full lt m e Te acher / hom e Yard &ale One day onl y Frtday Aug 21s t BAM tr a tn er Quallh c attons for ncludc a 5PM Avon doll collec t1 on ttu s past on Bachelor Degree tn Spec •a l Ol d record player ftrep lace Educatt on and must be se t other m sc tt e m s 493 e li g ibl e tor M S P R cer Oak Dn ve Ga ll poll s ttft ca t•on w th Depart men T of EducaTion Al l r esucres Yard Sa te Bu ck R1dge Rd w I I be accep ted un t I Apts Apt 81 W ed Fr A u gus t 31 a t 346 East Ma1 n 9 00-;~ Clothtng and mt sc St Pom eroy Oh o 45769 M ov •ng Yard Sa le Fr & Sa t 21st & 21nd C Ear l Saunder s K lt ck er Rd Wa t ch for s1gns Yard Sale T hursday lO 5 23 17 L1n coln Ave Sc hoo l c lothes 1ea ns odds a nd en ds gas he at n g st ove and gas cook stove Th e M e gs Cou nty Board of Mental Retar dat on •S now iKcept1ng a pplt ca tt ons lor Subst tute Teache r s All teac her s qual f ca t•on s •n el ude ce rt fl ca tt on I rom th e Department of Educal on .n M S P R Sen d all ap pl. ca t ons and resumes to 346 East Ma n St Pomer oy Oh o 45769 4 fam ly yard sa te new sa te lots of ntCe •Tel"f\S . The M e tg s Coun t y Board of Lad •es dresses what not ~ Mental Retarda tt on s now m etal wa r d robe wr nger accept.ng applt cnt 1ons for typ e was h er ele c tr c Su bs t t ue Bus Dnvcr s A ll range '2 dressers garden appltcants mu st have 4 too ls d1shes etc Thur years drtv ng e)( per enc e sday Frtday and Salur wa l •d bus d r vers l•cense day 2'1 13 Mt Ve rnon Pt and current A mer• ca n Red Cross ce rt I ca te also a P leasant work ng knowl ed ge of GMage S.;t le Fr d~y 91 II ") Metgs Coun t y road s Send a ppl c at on and On D e ~ n•e Dr ac ro ss I r om a l l r esumes to 346 East Matn G~ ll ~Au to Sites St Pomeroy Oh10 45769 Public Sale & Auctton Nea ls Auc tton Hogsett WV A Rt 2 Every Sat 7 00 PM ~Cons1gnm e nt s taken) (w II buy furn ture l Lonnte Neal367 7101 9 Wanted to Buy W A NT TO BUY Old fur mture and Ant •ques of all k1nds call Kenneth Swatn 256 1967 1n the even1ngs CASH PAID for c lea n late model used ca rs Sm tth Butck Pontta c GAIItpol s Oh o Ca II 446 2282 WANTED 10 buy J unk ca r s scrap m etal and ba t tenes Calf 388 9303 WE BUY FURNITURE We sell furn1ture Sagraves Furntture .446 .. ns Old sheet mustc comtc bOOks and post cards Call 446 0192 Homemak er s w1th sm a ll c h ldren you ca n earn up to S100 a week F or 1nterv1ew call 882 3433 or 614 992 3941 between hours 9 6 Marrted m an to he lp mil k cows at ou r Murraysv tll e J ackso n Co unty farm Tebay 03 ry Co 304 863 3705 Ladv want s Ia board w th someone needs someone to take care ot her 304 576 2917 Babys 1tter Crab Cr eek Road Gallipolis Ferry WV area 675 2316 12 BEDS IRON BRASS old furniture, gold sliver dollars, wood Ice boxes stone tars. antiques elc Complete households Wnte M D M1ller Rl 4 Pomeroy. Oh Or '1'12 7760 Sttuat1ons Wanted Ca rpenter work Repa.r or remodeling paneltng pat n ttng 0 cetl ng or floor ttle doors Ca ll992 2759 Expe rien ce d secretary n eed s work Executtve lev el Shorthand and typtng Has word process tng expenence Ca II ~4 8112 2554 1l ~4 ::.mo::.Jjl weeks old ,.;6:.:;21;.:.,1 Found Bl ack and tan type coon dog w h te spotted beagl e t ype Red Se tt er Call Huma ne Soc tety 992 6505 8 Four puppre s par t beagle part Labrador two female two mate Calf 446 282S af ter6 OOPM Mon Fn I JOto4 00 Aller Aug 3 Ph 992 6S64 7 26 1 mo pd t8 304675 Jl -•nd im· presslva, completa line l• " Toy Terner mal e black & wh te house dog 8 yrs old good w1th k1ds Call 388 9820 TUPPERS PLAINS - 3 B R ranch S1 tsonb1gfenc ed lot garden space Very good condthon Low SJOs CAt.L US TO BUY OR SELL Nancy Jilspen - Associilte PH 14l 2075 Virginia Haymiln- Assoctate • PH For my nephew Sco tt y Greenl ee The good Lord gave and has taken f r om us Blessed be h1 s name H1 s holy w tll be done The mourners have all gone but ht s m other and 1 H s litt le g r ave hes lonely n the sun Do not hold us to th y w I I ungra tef ul We -;;h 1 1 .. "" uo strong and bnv Sco r sad ~.: It S SO l onel y u t ll: grave Your Aunt Sharon TOP pnces pa1d for auto bod1es scrap .ron and metals 1 mile west ot Fourgrounds on Old R:t _PlAcE clean IN memory of Ra y Bru mley who was k1lled August 19 1977 Sad ly m ssed by h1s wtfe M1ldred child r en & gra ndch ldren 169 N 2nd M1ddleport Oh10 86 1 .:.:..:. BEAUTIFUL AND SPACIOUSboth m Side & out Extra large L R and formal D R a s w ell as eat •n ktt Well kept ground and other bu1l d tng w1th elec & water Look thts one over Only $58 900 In memory of Ray Bru m ley who was k tll ed August 19 1977 Sadl y mt ssed by h1s wtfe Mildred child r en & gra ndchtld ren 8 6 1 Ph 247· lSjij Insurance Wanted to Buy 9 UTOMOB1L E RA NCE been ce ll ed' Lost L------~B21~421;!_m~o::_j ~~========~m~o=H 4ANY • Butldtng Mamtenance CENTRAL REALTY Now Takmg Enrollment For September Classes en Ractne and Middleport Ages land Up Adul1 Classes Offered PERM SALE L&M " CARPENTER DANCE STUDIO Vmyl Alummum Stdmg •1nsulat1on •Storm Doors •Storm Wtndows • Replacement 992·2156 675-1333 SWEEPER Ph ( 304) 773 5634 C. L kiTCHEN • Removal of Old Butldongs Free Estimates GOOd J 8 He Radeator Specialist NATHAN BIGGS Js_Yrs Exper!enc! 992 5682 In Mason County IN can your Phone In Memonam 9 am 5 30 p m Y~rl> 446-2342 Call742 3195 Repa.r - T ransm tSS1on • w.u nt BY OWNER 4 bdr spl t !evel I vtng room & dtnmg room comb nat on eat m k.• tchen lg lamdy rm 2 112 ba th s loca ted tn Tara Estates Club house and poo l pr vdeges S75 000 I rm Kyger Creek Sc hoo l D strtct Shown by appt on l y ca ll .446 9403 In Metgs Couaty Let George Mt,!!er <!JI>cl<J your pr esent ~lecrncal svs te m Restdenttal &Comme.-c.al 8 6 I mo Mal'ntenance and Demolition General TRAILER & LOT tn Ra c me neighborhood Ask1ng Sll 000 In Gal Ita county For all of your wtr mg needs -r;==ji~~jr===uuF==~ m > SERVICE Reasonable Rates •O House wtth acreage for sa le J or 4 bdrs tully car peted 2 barns 379 2123 Metgs Co Area COde 614 992- Middleport Pomeroy 985-Chester 343- Portland 247-Let•rt Falls 949-Rac.ne 741-Rutland TO PLACE AN AD CALL 15 Years Expertence Repa1r Hrs Mon CABIN or small comp letely fur S3900 Calt446 0390 Mason co w v.a A rea Code 304 675- Pt Pleasant 458-Leon 576-Apple Grove 77J-Mason 882-New Haven 89S-Letart 937- Buffalo Locn t ed .1t Ma pie wood L ~1ke II\ R.lCIRe 8 19 tfc r-:::::::::::::::::=:~lrr====================~t;::::::::::::::::::::~ Addons and remodeling ~ Roofing and gutter work - Concrete work I - Plumbing and eleclrtca l work (free Est1matesJ BILL CHILDS , Mgr Phone 992· 6312 POMEROY, OHIO O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERVICE II). ''YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICES" R.C.S. REALTY, INC. 7 5tfc ROBERT MASH Rt 3 Box S4 Rac1ne Oh Ph 6148432591 6 15 ,,, Three Bedroom ~ 1 h bath on corner lot Loca ted Matn a nd 7th n M tddleport Beaut ul woodwork tn th s old home wtth 6 room s plus a laund r y a nd one ca r garage A barga tn at $25 000 Ph 949 1160 Cilll P&S BUILDINGS , Housing Headquartets Mond ay FrtdrlY 4PMtoliPM All Day Satu.-day ~o ff1tt , Gutter R oofmg, R emodell POMEROY ~ Ve r y n tce older home of 7 rms 3 bE>drooms d m1 ng gas furnac e sf drs & wdws As k•ng \27 ~ POMEROY - Modern ns tde Wtth cedaBeamed ce ling tn ltv tn g rm p l ank fl nt ce k t & utll•tY B ath and a ll c tty ut1l1ttes Just $21 500 e steel eAiumtn urfl • Casttng • Tra11er Htt ches • Metal F.abrtca tons PH. 949-2285 TOM HOSKINS Ph 992 5016 or 992 -75 05 .4 17 tf c RACINE AREA 10 rms 5 bed room s 2 baths free gas lg fam ly room stu dy dtn ng garage a nd 2 acres Will con s1der an offe r Cal l t o see : In NEW LISTING Renewed 6 rm home on Sf Rt Has l lf1 baths furna ce ntce ftreplace st ove refngerator par c h es st drs a nd wdows msu la ted ru ra l wateacre 1n country $49 900 M1!.C Merchand•ce Furniture Carpet Shop _ Free Esftma tes Ca ll Collec t Ph 1143 3321 7132mopd Real Estate- General The prayer of the F1rst Amended Compla nt also pr ays for the foreclosu r e of Pia tnt ff s mortgage on th e above descrtbed property Parcel No 2 havtng be en transferred to you and Defendant Harold N Hud nel I by deed dated Mar ch Jl 1975 for a term .na t on of anv r ghts you or cer ta• n other nam ed defendants may have or cia m tn a 1970 Richa rdson Mobtl e Home ser a t number 4071 3 tor a cou r t order that possess on of sa •d mobil e home be del vered to Pla tnfltf that the named defen da n ls be requ1red to set up thet r 1n teres t n the r eal es t ate or be fo r ever barred that the tens be ma rsha led that the rea l property be sold accor d ng to law m at t he t1tl e to the real es tate be qu1 eted tn the purc h aser and for reason ab le a t torneys fees and cost s You ore requ.red to an Cheryl Lemley As soc Phon e 74 2 3171 Ve lma N1cmsky A ssoc Phone 742 3092 EUGENE LONG 6tc Galha Co Area cOde 614 446- Galhpolls 367-Chesh•re 388-Vmton 24s-RtoGrande 2S6-Guyan OtSf 643- Arabla D1SI WElD StllP and Home Matntenance • Roofing of all types • Stdmg • Remodelmg • Free esttmates • 20 vrs expereence s 21 ttc Clastllfied Pages cover the /t~llowrng telephone exchanges . . BARNEll'S OHIO ROOANG PH. 992-7201 OVER 100 FT OF ROAD FRONTAGE On thts one acre lot Water and e lectnc ar e ava1lable W oul d make a lovely s.te f or a trailer or a hom e STOP IN AND SEE US AT OUR FAIR BOOTH• WE W1LL HAVE ~HOTOS OF MANY OF OUR PROPERTIES • ALSO REGISTER FOR OUR FREE DRAWING• M1sc Merchandtse CARPET lt - Home lmprovomonts 12- Piumbtnt & E •c•v• t nt sl• dlysln&trtlon (.Avtr•• • wardis per liM I lncorrfft lnnrtlon NEW LISTING 2 B eau ttful leve l co rner lot s tn Sy r acuse w th a one stor y 2 bedroom energy efft c tent home w 1th a new bath new W/Padd1ng lnstoflect StarUqg eSERVICES ontHyinHrtlon "''"dey lnHrUan ,.,,. , PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COU NTY OHIO EST ATE OF OALE BACHNER DECEA SEO Case No 23489 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July 30 1981 •n the Metgs Cou nty Probate Cou r t Case No 23 489 Gar net Ba c hner Box 195 Bachner Rd Rutland Oh o 45775 was appomted Executr i X of the estate of Dale Bac hner deceased Ia te of Box 195 Bachner Rd Rutland Oh 10 Rutland TownshtP Robert E Buck Probat e Judge/ Clerk 181 5 12 19 3tc ALL CARPET IS MARKED DOWN Rates and Other Information Uf1to1Sw0rdt Up to IJ word• Ufl to IS word' Public Not1ce P•rh & Acuuor•es 77- Auto Rep r • Backhoe • E)(cavaflng • Septic Systems • Water Sewer & Gas L1nes • Dump Truck • Trencher L1censec:1 & Bonded Larry E Spencer c lerk of Court of Common Pleas MetgS County Oh 10 M e tgs cou nty Courthouse Pomerov Ohto 45769 Real Estate - _ __ 35 Bo• 729 MOftG•y 2 31 on !.•turd•'f' TueSC!ay tl'lru Frid8y 2 )0 P M tMday MfGre '"'bllcahon Sultday J lOP M Friday Want Ad r ghts other or rdson num sub that I am M Mtt to own the •n te rest tn Parc el , l e,scr ;b'•edot th e above l1 real estate CALL US TODAY 71 - A\Iftll lor S.llt 'l- Va ns&4W 0 74 Motorcycles 7t--A~o~to WITH l PRICED RIGHT e TRANSPORTATION 2• w G£T YOOR eFARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 6 1 - F,~rm Equ pmont Opport\111 tv n - Mon•v to lo.~o CONTRACTING platnt S4 ~ 1 - Holol ltholll Gooc:lt S1-C8 TV Rid 0 Equ pm t nl Sl - Anllques )4 - M U Mtrchilnd It n - Bu1id 119 Suppl ts s.- Pth for Sa lt t 1- 8ut1Atn$ SP.rv c•1 2'1 ., _ HO\Ise, )Dr Ren t U - Mob le H omu lor lilenl 44 Apartments to r Re n1 U - Furm1hMI Room1 U- Spau lor Rent 47 Wanted to Rer1 t n - Eq u pmenllor R@nl u - wanttd to 8uy '1- True .. I lor Silt U Ln'IIIOCk Jl- PrOfiU tOII.I 8 RENTALS eMERCHANDtSE 22 28 15 1- ln M emonam )--A nnouncemen h 23 6 7 u eANNOUNCEMENTS 1-car(l ol """ k' eFINANCIAL :10 swer the F trst Amended comfla1nt wrthm twenty etgh days after the las1 pubhcatton of thts not ce wh1ch w1ll be publ shed on ce each week tor stx sue cessl've weeks and the last .p:: u::b:: ''::c:: a:: l•_:: o_n_w_•_ll_b.e made on 1981 In case of your failure to answer or otherw1se respond as perm1tted bY, the Ohto Rules of Ctvtl Procedure w 1tt1tn the ttme stated \udgment by defau If Wt I be rendered agatnst you for the relief demanded n the co m SATURDAY, AUG. 22-11:00 A.M. iNam•---------- Phon•·---------- Public Notice Movmg out of state will sell th e complete tnventory of Granny s Anttque Shop .and othf:!r ttems mcludmg th e s.aw m111 1 steam engmes from the home ot J•m Leasure and Beverly Leasure ANTIQUE FURNITURE '1 oak buff ets w / beve led mtrrors ca rved to p5 one w brass pu ll s & c l aw feet e>C t ra n ce sq oak 5 egged tab le 4 extra ntce oak chars w / h p r ests splint rocker SQ oak stand n cc oak man l e i 'l. rosewood needlepo •nt c ha.rs cedar chest round wa lnut sta nd wa lnut ba ll table wal nut va n ty seat oak dresser w/ m rror & brass pulls oak corn er d spla y she ves oak ftle cab tnel llatwal l cu pboard w pte sate base cherry dress.ng table oa k fl atwa ll cu pboctrd w drawer B. gl ass doors oak secretary w / m rror 6 oak ch ars w i red leather 2 plank bonom chars 4 oak chars w / black seals oak wardrobe w/ db l e doors & drawer oak ma nt el w beve l ed mtrror cheS T/ drawers rocker W I pressed des gn ( Man of Mou nta •n) wa lnut sq pa r lor fa b le ova l m rrors w / oak frames sm wa lnut sland e)(tra ntCe 1878 wa lnut pump organ w / bur led n lay & heavy car v ng SQ table w / 4 chatrs mahogany co ff ee tab II" oak laney man tel w / beveled m rror 6 1 f1 tall oak rocke r n ce Co l u mba V ctro la mante l eag le m rror w c and lf' hol ders Martha Wash ng ton ser v ng stand mahogany t n sh w / wh te porce la n knobs oak whee l char w / ca ne ba c k & botto m w woode n spok e whee ls p ct ure frames wooden barrel oak umbre ll a stand w sm round mtrror la ney oak organ w ca r v ng • m rr or oak I re pla ce man tel w / m rro r o ld 8 II coun ter w / shelves from co untry store 8 11 ant oak snowcase w l plale g lass & doors round oa k tabl e pede sta l type 4 sm ch ld s c ha rs w sp l nt seats wtcker ba sk et trunk wa lnut cha tr 1ron bed roc ker w / ca ne ba c k 4 It oak snowcase w glass lront & s des oak m rror cl nth es pr ess w /d r awers & doors w / t ea rdrop pull s made nto showcase several n1c e qu rs a nd many oth er m 1SC I em~ ANTIQUE GLASS CHIN A & O fH ER M1SC 1r EMS Covered co mpote green berry se t pmk depress on cruets som e Hu 1 / Rosev lie po tt ery p•tcher s blue glass punch cups lot stemmed ware sherbets etc hed wuc Ca mbr doe sa lTers ou n er p a te IQ bow ls desserts Ambe nn a Bohem dn carn 1v al wnter Sf' I cranbe r ry c ustard E rt ckson He sey art glass Phoen• K r uby srr er Ch Fenton M ll et or. paper we ghls pewter Roo~wood We ll er Roya l Bay r Pu th s ~ll peppers qla :.s ha ts pr essed g lass A I add n lamps 1 m il k qlass ere J spooner s gree n qlass Aladdtn lam p lot ca ndl es ca nd le holders l ea lea l Oc c Japnn cups sa u c ers c r eam e r s suQ 'H S t ureens stereoscope w / 50 ca rds Cu rr oer &tves pr nls hanqt n g bra ss Aladd n l amp (e lec t r .t. ed) 1 g ur nes 2 old s ver p la tes & lr u •t baskets set R•aqeway d shes se r lor 12) hand pa nted plates bY Ma r y Ramsey <; tone 1ars 1ugs & crocks. g lass coqs rewe l ry 4 II stools asst small fr amei car ds cas t ron b <1 Th lub hobby horse door sl ops qr nn te appl ebutter 51 rer hor se co ll ars pull eys sausaae gnnder a copper kel11e II a T rons quil t tops wooden box es med c ne cans meta washer wr nqer wooden st oes ~nd 11any othe r terns nol I Sl ed MOO ER N 1 r EM~ F lower arrangemenTs cush ons & pI ows hondmn de bonn e ls crocheted work h~ndmCtd e pot holders & b bs d sp lay case sock toys Chr stmas dec p l a cc m.:lT s rrays c h me s scy th e se veral ta r s <..a nd y w oode n wall plaquf's sm oft cc ret r gerntor Ike new e tc ':lAW Mill & STEAM ENGINES Frck saw mt l l w 54 tn b lade w .:~ 11 new wood w II work extra qood to r someone l or own uSe! Sc he dlcr steam ena ne 1883 NewM k Oh o (restor ed w 11 opera te we qhl s 4 ) on museum p eceJ Stanl ey stilmcr eng ne rebu t one ot 1 k nd 2 11 lonq) Creator Popcorn s1eam en g nc <ln d ol her m sc l unch on pr £' ntt se.-. fer m s. - C l "> h or check w po s•t• ve 10 d<"Y ot S.l l (; Not r es ponstbl e for nc c dents In C h.:~rg e ot S 1le - ~cvN i y l eas.ur e Owners J•m le<1 sure 1nd Bever l y l ertsure A uchon eer- fl II J<~m es - Phone614 55 7 34 11 I!.' OPER T'f'FO R'\A L F RYOW N E RS CONSISrol 5 room s w/ blth n sul<tted 'h r cond w / 24>C4 0 ft m t t 11 pol e typ e b ulld1n g l f r eM ot shop fht s tS fi n tvce llf: nt loc'l twn tor shop or bus nt!sS t! S p~CC i ill ly w new me t'll bu ld.ng n r e.H J&f Public Not1ce PUBLIC AUCTION Wr •te y our own ad and order by mall w1th th• ~ coupon Cancel yo ur ad by ph one whe n vou get results Money not refundable I I I I I Public: Sale & Auction Homes for Sale Business Services Small investment, large 1returns, Sentinel Want Ads Page-13 Insurance SANDY AND BEAVER tn surance Co has offered servtces for fire 1nsurance coverage m Ga llla County for almost a centurv Farm, home and personal property coverages are available to meet In d1VIdua1 needs Contact Foster Lewts agent Phone 379 220~ By owner n town One m1ie from school school bus 3 bdr bath ea t 1n k tc he n LR on mam floor full I n1shed basement wtth lamtly room 4 bdr and baTh Care f ree steel st d ng nat gas '2 car detached qaraqe Near gall course Call 446 1223 tor ap po n tm ent 29 acres 7 rm house a ll r tes Ernest Woodrufl Rd A I ce Oh Ca ll614 299 0890 afl er 5 m neral WantedtoDo Reasponstble 11 y r o ld w II baby sd n rn y home n c lly Paren1s w II be pr esent At tc r sc hool hours onl y 446 6327 pl ease call alter 3 Babv s tt.ng •n my home any! m e 1nc lud1ng weeken ds on Ra ccoon Creek Rd Ca ll 446 4499 Expen cened mother wd l do baby s n ng n my nome on R t 35 1n the R o Drande nnd Thurman area Ca ll 245' 110 TV serv ce ca ll s Ca ll 992 203 4 Also used co lor TV for sa le Rei able ch ld care n my home Conven en t to 3 Me gs sc h oo l s Ex pe n e nced and retet::ences 992 5555 3 bedrroms 2 f rep laces t amtly roo m l arge 11v ng room 1 fu 1 1 hall ba th s wa I to w a ll car pet full basement ce nt ral a r sw mrn ng poo I 1 ac r e lo1 CITY SC HOOLS 446 1731 aft er 6PM House 5 rooms bath J pl us acres shade trees ga ra ge two ouT bu ld ngs Ne g il borhood Rd I r sl house on l ett on Kl c k. er Rd Call -446 152B J bedroom br ck I r ant a lum sd ng ful b~ sP menl F R v.ood bur nr-r c a r pe t na turr11 gas 11 •r~ rport palo c tv rl npes il Prl e. r Lov.. J t n •r w Inc ome property downtow n lo ca t•on zoned com m erc•al 513 3 rd Ave Ga ll tpol s 3 a pt s 1 slee p ng roo m w th b a lh poss b I t y of 4 ap t s Ca ll 6 14 533 3884after6 PM 22 Sma ll han e 3 rms and bath 65 Gar f eld Av e Ga ll po l s Cal l 1 614 533 3884 after 6PM I! do babvs rt ng n my home Pr efer 1nl ant s Ca 991 57Q l Mon F r1 Money to L oan FHA VA Conve nt a l Home Loans Co lu m bus F rst Mor tgage Co 463 5ccond Ave Ga l l poll s Oh 446 7172 13 Pr of ess• onal Servtces COMMERC AL a nd n du stn al ph o tograph y Phone 446 2909 or 446 7276 after 4 p m Bv owne r n lown Schoo l bu s .:t bdr & 1 bath s eat n k tchen LR on man fl oor lull t n shed bilsem ent w th l nm ly r oom carefr ee stee l c; d ng nat gas 2 car del1ched g1 rag e nen new c y re c rea1 on n Gn ll pol s Call 44 6 1123 tor 1ppo ntm c nl On R I 7 Home tor cou ple or P•ano tun ng and r epa r s ma l l l am l y Near Lov e your ne gh bor tunc Ches l er WBFP 11rge ot your P1ano B II Ward garage workshop low Ward s Key board .446 437'1 ut I t y cos t s Low 40s 985 4 ] 7 7 Ga llpo l s GALLI A Clea n n g and Rent A Ma d Ser v ce 1nc Free Es t males bondt:d nsured phone 245 9234 Cl ean ng by I he week man th or co nt rac tual Your P ana ru st nq n sum Hum1d ty? Free n spec! on w lh tun . ng Lane D(1nt els 142 21J5 1 or 992 208 2 32 Mobile Hom es for Sa le Pr ces r educed on al mob le h om es and t r ave Ira ler s TRI S T ATE MOBIL E H OMES GEt II polt S CAL L 446 7572 mer IN TER OR & e)( IN or pa nllng ca 1304 675 339 Lucas Budders Room ad d t ons garages r emode ling 1nd uo nent work 675 5022 Jl Homes for Sale CLEA N U5EO MOB1LE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOB1LE HOME SALE5 d Ml WEST GAL LI POL S RT 35 PHONE 446 3B6A or 446 727 4 19 78 70xl4 2 bdr 1 1 2 balh Ir an i de n w th woo d burn ng f ep C~ce pat o aw1ng sk r l n g ap pi ances d n ng room I ab le ~nd c het r s No ol her I k e new \u rn l ur f' $ 10 000 Johnson Mob le H ome Brokers ne w I st n g 446 35d7 3 year old a ll b r ck ranch house 3 bedroom '1 ba t hs FC! r mont mobtl e full basement 3 heat ng JQBJ ~II f' ec un sy stems 2 c ar ga ra gl 2 homP ac r es 5 Po nts area Ca ll turn shea reaay to move 992 '1845 Shown by ap •nto $ 10 000 po1n tme nl onl y I mm e d ilte po ssess on 14x70 mob le home one IMM ED IA TE P055E SS 0 ilcrf' new dn l led we ll N 3 bedroom stone two st ory hom e w •th l ar ge $1 1 000 Dav s Rd Ca ll 446 wa l k tn close ts form a 4394 dtn ng room n ew l y remode led k •t chen w .t h 1973 Crown Haven 14)(65 built •n s tnclud ng d sh thr ee bedroom new car was her basement w tfh pe t 1971 Camer on 14K64 workshop large garae w 1t h two bed r oom new cnrpe t workshop garden pl ot co r 1972 Champ on 11x60 tw o ner lot Pr ced to settle bedroom new carpel 1976 es ta te S59 500 Call (6 14) Cc1mcron 17x60 two 384 6309 for appot ntment bedrooms balh & Il l new 5.48 Grant St Mtddleport car pe t 1970 PMC 11>:60 Oh tw o bedroom new cilrpe t B & S Sa les rnc 2nd and HOUSE Meadowbrook Ad V and Streel PI Pleasa nt d t 1on 3 bedroom fil m tl y WV Phone 675 4424 room w•th t repla ce ce n tral a r basem enT 304 675 1968 17:-:40 mob le home 1542 very gd cond I bed $.4000 C.=t l l9854133 BY OWN ER 3 bedroom ran ch 1' ~ bath s double USED Mob de Home 576 ga r age Sandhtll Road Pt U ll PI Pnced on nspec l on 675 S817 197 1 Dar an 12 x 65 3 bedroom s 1972 Crown House 2 car garage on H aven 14 X 65 WITh 8 X 10 ac r e ground .n town 1m ex pan do 3 bedroom s 1973 m edtate occupancy Call Utop•a 1'1 K 65 2 bedrooms 675 5398 197'1 Invader 14 x 70 3 bed room s 1971 Nashau 14 Prtce reduced $9 000 3 x 60 2 bedrooms B 4 s bdr car p e t ed full Sa tes Inc 2nd and Vtand Pt Pleasant wv ba seme nt attacheCl Sts Ph on e 675 4424 garage compl ete ktt chen steel Sldtng ntce vard G.-een School D rsfn ct M ob•l e home loc ated n S40 000 Call 446 243 1 Camp Con ley Ex t ra ntce and c led n Phone 304 89 5 Lif e Estate Constst ng ol 3967 farmhouse W1fh ac r eage Further tnform atton cal 1 1977 mobile home 7 9'11 67 47 after 4 00 p m b edroo m den Ca n rem a n on present locat•on Phone 304 458 1854 House for sa le tn Mtd dleport Owner wtll 1974 Schultz all e lec tn c sacnftce 992 2917 or 992 2601> Call675 3197 Bam 3 pm �14- The Da Pa Mobile Homes for Sale !7 1975 Cameron 1'1x60. '1 bdr ., front ki tchen, refrig . and range, gas furn ance. extra door oft k i t chen, carpet, $5,995 Johnson Mobile Homes Brokers 446 3547 . 12 )(65 Mobile Home , total e le c tri c. fu r n . , 101 available . Ca ll 675 4087 1978 14x70 mobile home. 3bdr , 2 b aths, ex cond Cal l 446 ·0912 or 44/.1·0554 bet ween 5· 15 and 7:00PM 33 F.:~rms for Sale 11 5 acre tarm, fo r more 1n f orma t ion ca ll /56 6560 Fr~rm 1/2 ac res , 7 rooms. bath , barn . tobac co b~se . J mites. below Cad mus on 141 Call 682 6745 Mornmg of bef or e 1PM 14 F arm For Sa l e by Owner 41 acres mare or less loc a ted 4 112 miles our on Rt 218 Tobacco b ase Cal l at te r 6 · DO 245 9211 35 Lo t s & Acreage LOTS Real n tc e ca mps11e on Ra cc oon Cr eek , all uh l il1eS avr~ .tab l e , $300 down , ow ner will financ e. ca ll a ft ~ r J p rn , 256 6a13 1 n cr es an Floyd Clark Rd c lose to Rt 160 , $J ,000 Phon e 446 0390 LOI S by Owner I I J 4 )\ t oS r~ cres, levf> l. rurnl wa 1Pr , c 1t y sc hools, 10 ocr c ent dow n Call 379 2196 Jot 1 0/ acr e Between Syr ac u se and Ra c 1ne on S RIH $11000 Cal l 614 862 60 18 <lfler 6 pm R1VN~1de BY owner . J aparrmenl l1 ous.e on appro)( I acre L 1v c 1n one. r ent oth ers lo m ak e you r pnym en t Can 1)€ co nvert ed S1 ngl e home C1 Ty wate r . will cons1 der lcmd co nlr acr 675 1883 9 S pm 70 ACRE:S on b lack top road . l1rnuer P ho ne I 61.:1 763 8312 or 263 2669 1 ncre lot 1n Chester Oh1o (<l l l I 30·1 675 4466 E st.lte Wanted Sl Apartmemt tor Rent t4 Duplex downstairs. large, I bdr .. turn . apt. Private yard. park front on State St . . utilities furnished, $250 m o. 44~r4993 . Second lloor efliencv apt , adults only , no pets , 719 Second Ave Ca ll 446·0957 Delux 6 rm house, good 1oc at 1on Ca ll 675 ·5104 or 675 5386 . REGENCY APT INC bedroom. kit chen nished , carpe ted, bi lls t1a lly pa1d S100 . m o ce ll ent netghborhood, 6777 or 675 5 104 2 fu r par E)( 675 F urni s. hed apt s J bdr , $220 . water pa1d , children acceptable Call 446 4416 a ft er 7PM F 1rst floor apl part1al l y requ1red furn1shed. re f 4th Ave . Ca ll <lt 631 Ga llipOl iS 2 bdr unturn , apl . 1,0 C rown C: l y . Oh Call 75[; 64 74 I bedroom .1pfs avJ.t a bl e a t R1vers1de A pt s Equa l Qpporrun1ty H ou s.n g Ca l l 992 772 1 1 & ·; bedroom t urn1shed apdrtment s 992 54 34 or 99'} 59 1-t or 882 1566 U nfurn1shed apar tment ·z bedrooms , car pe ted 1n Po meroy H as sf ove $150 mon lh plu s depos!f U td1tiese)(tra 9916678 In M 1dd leparl , 4 r m fur n a pt , UIII ITICS InClUded on re nt Cci ll 99 2 2676 On e bedroom garage apilr tm en t Low ma1n ti\1nc e GOOd IOC.:"II1 0n 5 14 5 Four lh Ave . M1ddlepon . Oh Ca ll 614 384 6309 t or ap pa 1ntnwnt 2 very n1 c e I bedroom npnr tments 1n M1dd teport . 1 lur n1 sh ed w1Th ulll• ti es 1n e lud ed and I unfurn 1shed 99 2 J 190 Remo deled bedroom npartment 1n M1 d dl eport U l il 111eS InClUded $ 180 piU S CI C'pOSit No pe ts Ca II 99'} 6 177a ltcr6om Ao r~rtm en ls 675 55 48 o rm house & lot_ l.h:lf! mobile home & two Jot s .t mii ('S trom HMC on RT 160 Pllan c 446 1339 l BEDROOM . un turn 1shed tl PM TmcnT an a ? bedroom f urn1 shed ap a rtment . JO<l 6/ 5 55 71 apar t rnf>nts now r~vr~dr~b l f' r~l Pt P lensant 5-colf iSh 1nn Also a t1oneyrnoon sut 1e A ll util ,t1eS p,11d Apartmen t s ns low as S140 a week H one ymoon sut 1e $45 a n1qhr Celli 304 675 6276 I. } -.11 Hou ses for Rent Hou se tor r enl 1n Eureka Call 756 1198 furn1 shed housP 1n th e c 1t y, adu l t s ani.,. Call .1.16 033B 54 LAYNE'S FURNITUII,I Sota, chair, rocker, tit· toman, J tables, $500 . Sofa , chair and lo11eseat, $215. Sofas and cha irs pr iced from $285 . to $795 . Tables. l38 and up to $109 . Hide a beds,SJ-40 ., queen size, $380. R ee~ t 36 Household Good s Recliners. S175 . to $295 ., Lam ps from $18 . to S65 . 5 dinettes from S7Q , to $385. 7 pc., $189 and up. Wood table with 4 chairs, $219 up to $495. Hutches, SJOO . a nd S375., maple or pine f in ish . Bedroom sui tes BasseH Oak, $675 ., Bassett Cherry, S795. · Bunk bed co mplete w11 11 mat tresses, SLSO a nd up to pc $350 . Capt ain's beds , 5275 co mple te . Baby beds. $99 Mattresses or box spr i ngs, full or tw in, $58 ., firm , $68 and $78 . Queen se t s, $195 5 dr chests , $.119 4 dr . chests, $42 . Bed frames . S20 .and $25 ., 10 gun Gun ca binets, $350 .. dinette chairs $10 and $2~ . Gas or elec tri c ra nge ~ . $195 . O rth opedic super firm , $95, sof a bed wi th chair. $165 .. baby bed & ma tress. $25 .35, bed frames $20, $25, & S30 Used. Ranges r efr1ger arors, a nd Tv ·s. 3 m iles out Bu lav ill f' Rd Open Yam to 7pm, Mon !hru Fr i . 9am to 5pm . Sr~ t 446 0311 GO OD U SE D AP PLIANCE S WriShN S. dryers . r efr 1gera l or s. ranges Sk aggs Ap pl1an c es . 1918 En st er n Ave , 446 13 98 7 p1ece IIV1n g room SU 1fe '$400 Will se l l se pPrn l ely 67 5 1374 52 CB,TV . R ad10 Eq u 1pm ent Fe nder Super lw1n Jm p lf 1er w1 th externa l speaker c ab1net . Peavey mon llor system Call J88 84)6 SJ Ant1q ues 1 Od k <.a bme l, J oak tabl es 1 round 1 SQuare I ob l ong , oak coff ee f cl ble, 4 oak d 1n1ng c ha1r s, w ood wagon sea T, 2 crank te leph ones, 1 old iron k e ttl e r~nd stand. J rocK1ng c ha 1r s a l l !!ems ma ·y- be s.een at Eugene M cG u~res on R t . 141, lsi bn ck hau ~e a n r1ghl pas t D ebby Dr1v e. Gall1pOI1S .:ld6 1080 ATT EN T ION ( IM PORTANT TO YOU I W il l pay cash or c e r 11 fted check lor an i 1Ques and r ollec t1bles or ent1r e es t a tes Nolllm q too ldr ge Also . quns . poc k e f watches . nnd co 1n collec tion s C<ll l 557 3411 & J b edroom S4 Mov1ng t o Te>ins Must se ll stov e. r e tr1garor . washer and bed room sutle befor e AuQ I I 99'1 '1772 N tc C house . la r ge rooms Ca ll 388 9909 n Ne'A' H rlVe n . WV a 1 be droom and ~• 2 bedroom a p r~ rtmenl Furn1 s l n~ d w 1lh w nle r and hea t pa1d . $125 Depos1T ~100 For 1n l orma lton6 14 446 7526 NEED scver,1 11 1ems ot lur n ll u r e a ppl1anc es. telev1S10n s 81g discou nt s to r quan1ty pu rc hase V dlage Fur n.t u r e 2605 JaCkson Ave 675 1773 J bedroom house Fur n1shed Ove r toak1nq the Oh 10 R 1ver Brown s Trad er P(H I< , M 1ners v di C 997 3J 24 F 1ve room cab1n to r 1 per son 1.75 m onth . UI II IIIE'5 pn1d AlsO 1 tr o lle r space ,l t Hender so n T rdil e r Cou rT N o pet s Re f eren ces rC'Qu1red 61 5 ] 9.:16 -17 Mob11e H ome s for R ent l)d r J h dr . mobile homes Call .:1 46 0 175 1?)(60 tully nom e. w 1th 4 j 10 ! urn a~r mobile Cd l l .:t46 OR RF NT nl mos t new I J )I 70 . 3 b edr oom . 1 ' .- brllhs, sdt1nq on n1 ce lat . ready to movP 1nlo Ph one 304 )76 ]l \1 Room<lte, c lean . t ,., share expenses $125 m on th, all ulil 1t 1es paid Call aft er 4 pm 304 1382 3536 2 b edroom mobil e hamP 1n New Haven . WV Adu lt s on l y N o pete, 675 1451 or 67 5 1996 3 bedroom trailer ] J86 SLEEPI N G ROOMS !1qht housekcep 1ng P a r k Ct:>n l ral H otel •l6 Apartm emt lor Rent For r ent upstairs apt .• 4 room s & bath , d i r cond ., c l ean, adu lts on l y , no pet s, dep required . Ca l l 446 151 9 Furn ished, 2 bd r . apart ment , depos it & r efe ren ces r equired, adult s onl y . pay electri c only . 992·3647 . 3 room fu r n ished apt Utilities paid , ad ults only, $185 .00 per m onth. $60 .00 deposit. 94 Locus t St .. Gallipolis . 446· 1340 or 446· 3870. furn . nnrt . r~pt apartment B I G d1sca unt s t or c asn and corr ·f at \.lillage Flll"n llu rc 1605 J,ockson Ave nue, 67 5 177] Use d 100.000 BT U f uel 011 furna ce $ 1"25 Eur c k n upnqh T sw C>c pe r W1lh ill t,"l chmen t s $40 67 5 -1]38 GI N SE N G cn ll col lec t you hnvc r eady To sel l Sp..lce lor Rent COU N TRY MOBILE H Om (' Pn rk . Route JJ . N orth o f Pomer oy La r ge lots Call 992 7.:1 79 TRA I LER spa ce s for rent Southern Va ll ey Mobil e H ome PMk . Che sh1r e . Oh 997 J95J II 1 ]04 70? "J '}H I BO.'\ T tr a.tr r & motor . ]O J 67 5 27 ?4 or see .11 5 B urde tt e Addil1an Pt Pl eas ant !l 1nch Tribl e sa w 675 JOD .t P1nK and wh1I C' str1pe. lwtn berl<>pPnd w1th matc h1ng TRAILER sonce J milf' S dr tlpes 41:1 1n x 45 1n One !rom !own 1unc t1 0n 2 & 62 at p a~r sol 1d r ect dr ,opes 48 1n )( o ld Y. Pt PJe,"\ sn nt . 67 5 63 1n Two b lue f or ma ls, worn once . Sl lC Q 10 675 324!l 3048 F or ren t tr(1d er sp ace to r smilll tr a der wee kl y and mon lhl y ra tes, a ~r con dit1oned room s by week . c ab le TV Mnry R Trail er PMk . M ason , wv Phone 304 773 S651 W.:~nted to Rent I or :i' bed r oorn hou se or apartmen t , c lose t o town 675 69]7 Two 9.50 >i 16 5 L T Rot'4d tr ead Un1R o ya1 t 1r cs Thrf'e FR 78 . 14 1n r nd i6" t~r cs. exce l len t co nd1t1 ~ Two F70 14 m ch c,now dn d m ud t1 res . cxcel lcnl con d1 lion 675 3471 14 11 ol 611 lr,pl ewr~ ll~ e p lus ra1n enos Wil ll ake't9 o t or cv cryrn1nq 675 32J4 STu lted a n1m ~11 book 675 3576 304 895 Pnce r educed S~ . ooo 3 bdr , car p e t e d , lull baseme nr , a tt acned garage. co mpl e te k itchen. st eel sidi n g, nice ya rd , Gree n Schoo l Di s tr1cL $40 ,000 . Ca l l 446 2431 Small Furn 1shed R oom s 47 ') bedroom mob il e home 67 5 3885 .U 45 - ·-- ~ - - 51 ,_ H ouse hold Goods Case K n1ves 20° o olt a ll c ase kn1v es . Spring Valley T rading Co , Sprin g Va l ley Pl aza, 446 80/5 U SE D FURNITURE 36 1n gas rang e, <,p itt ca ne c h a1r , walnut bedroom sui t e . Cor bin & Sn yder F u rn ., 955 Secon d . Ga ll i POl is, Oh. 614 446 1171 Like new. warm morning gas heater, with blower , all auto. 87 Vine St ., Gallipolis . dol l and Mrns 76 1nch 10 speC'c1 Fr l'l' Sp1r1t b1 c ycl e PcrlC' ct co n d 1l 1on 67 5 65 17 79 C he~t~rol et shor1 bed truck, 6 cyl., auto .• 8.600 or ig. miles. S.4 ,795. Call 446- Remington Thunderbolt 22 LR Ammo, S1 .39 per box, Sl3.00 per carton . Spring Va l ley Trading Co. Spring Va ll ey Plaza . 446·8025. 6605. For sa le 2 piece liv in g room sui t e and 1 c hair with ot toman. Cal l 446 400 1 a fter 5.00 PM USE 0 brown and white l ivi n g r oom ch air $15 . See at 769 Brownell Ave ., Mid· dleport . Ford Window Va n, radials , $2,200. Ca ll 75 4 wheel drive , In · ternat ion a l Scou t, S1 .f0o Duple x upsta irs, v ery large, 2 bdr ., turn ., apt Pari< front on Slate. St., utilities furnished. $275 mo. 446·4993. - - --··-· Am eri ca n couc h, $75.00 Cali 992 ·3703 Livi ng room suite, r ed and black, Spanish design, ex · ce llent cond it ion . 675 -6921 . WOODSHOP Cabinets, picnic tables , por c h swings, most wood produc ts. 101 Court St .. Gall ipOli S. Ia tt fi sh ing boat & tr a ile r , $400 00. 12 ft . cam pe r tr a !l a r , $2000. E lec tri c gu 1t nr & amp. $190. Phone 388 908 7 RCA CO lOr T V 2 1 i n ., elec lr1c tw i n bed Cnl l 440 0595 Rat l iff Poo ls & Se r vi ce Comp le te sa l es, serv1 ce. pool c overs. ~n<1 w1n ter1za t 1on ktts. Cai i4.JO J32J Papason chair, $ 150 Glass coff ee table , $ 150 Short scu b a ta nk , SSO . Cr~l l 446 154 1 Ftrewood. sp il t , s t acked & del1ve r ed Mixed wood $65 per cord, $35 one ha lf cord G re en or seasoned . A t I h ar dwood $5 .00 more . A lso will buy st a nding wood . Call /4S 5478 USED IT EMS FOR SALE Co mpa c t Whir lpool was her & dryer . com pa c t W a rds was h er & dryer. 36 ' cop p er to ne rang e , May l ag d1shwash er. Trueton e 19' color TV , RCA 25 ' co lor TV E llioH A ppl ia nce . 446 373J J olm Deer e 440 A log sk1d der , 1968 model, ma chi n c ttlly good $7 ,000 . Call 388 903 1 Fo r sa le nvncodo green t ub . green & wh1t e marb le s mk & va nit y wit h f i)( tu r es Ex i r a good cond .. 4 yr s o ld Ca ll 367 0394 Good top or fill dir t, W1l l de l ive r anywhere 1n Ga llipOl iS or Bidwell are a. S25 load Call 446 485 1 A rmstrong wood burnin9 st ove. almo st new 3 ft by ~ It porta b le d ishwas t1er . r c tr1Q cr at or . elec t cook st ove . Call446 01 67 . P OOL S PRE SEASO N SALE . $9 99 00 I N STALL E D!!! Above gro und pool COM PLE T EL Y INSTALLED s t r~r t 1ng nl $999 00 Pn ce 1n e ludes poo l, deck, te n ce. fi lt er , l1ner , dnd 1n s 1,111a t 10n und e r norm a l Fre e g round condi1ion shop nt hom e serv1ce (n il I 800 6/4 85 11. EASY cred 1l ava ilable now to pu rc h ase furnilu r e, fe leVISIO n S, Or opp liances Village Fur n 1t ur e 2605 Jac kson Ave, 675 1773 Ye llow Fr ees t one ca n n1ng p ei'lc hes Now Thr u Sep t 20 Any q uanl1ty ava ilabl e Re 1a1 1 & who l esa l e Bob 's Marke l , M ason Ph one 773 577 1 Open dailyli l l9 p .m . 1976 Ford Van , good ~===========:;::==========~ dit ion, $3600. 675 6429 . Misc . Merchand1cc · -· -- · - - 61 Farm Equipment Wh 1re me t a l de t ec tor s· Opening Spec ial 20"" off on 1964 M FJ Ba ler , very good a ll white meta l detectors condition , $1200 . 675·2377 Spr i ng Valley T ra di n g Co., Spr 1ng Val ley P laza . 446 63 lives tock 8025 55 Building Suppli es Buil di ng materia ls. b lock. br ick, se we r p1pe s. win dows, 11 n te1s, elc Claude W1nter s. R1 o Grande . 0 Ca ll 245 5 12 1 P e t s lor Sa l e S6 POO DL E GR OOM I NG Call J udy Tay lor ctl 36f 7220 B tt F or d tr uck topper , N,onny goa t. whole house n 1r cond .. 4 Sea r s radia l a ll season t 1res ( 14 in 2l , stud ded mud & snow I ~r es ( 14 1n). Cd ll 99'l2779 They'll Do It Every Time Hol s tei n bu ll calves, $65. Cal l 256 6069 5PM P I GS $20 eac h 304 895 3395 DRAGO NWYND 74 co n CON · UNANNOUNCED 8:08 (JJ MOVIE ·(COMEDY) "\!o PA IN TING inter ior and exter ior , p lumbin g, roofing , some r emodeling . 20 y r s. exp . Cal l388·965 2. 8:30 01 1972 CJ5 Honda Cal l 256 141 1 789 1 Fo r sn l e m otorcyc le tratl er . Cal l446 1578 . H oover Sweepers r ep air ed ~ t Empire Furniture, 842 s~c ond Ave . Gc llipol is. OH 1979 Ha rl ey Davidson Spor ts t er . E xce lle nt condition . $1700 firm Ph one 991676 1 or247 3116 . 197H H arley Sports tc r 1.oou cc. c lean , ;.... 1 shape, 5.800 miles , $2,900. Ca l l742 2844 . CAT TERY KE NN EL AKC black Chow puppies . Sep't 1 CFA Hi malayan , Per s1an a nd S1 amese k1 H ens. N ew Lilac. blue. a nd cho S i ames e and Blue Himalaynn kittens Ca ll 446 384 4 a lter 4 p .m . 64 Hay & Grn in H A Y f or sa le , 304 675 2254 1978 Knwasak1 SR650 , n1ce c lenn b ike 1n very good con -- 19"!9 Hondo 500 CX, low 11r es , ta ll m tl eage. f'x l nr~ n q S2200 304 451:1 176J . 3l'im!lllBtatf&n"- - ~ -~- -·- Auto tor Se~ t e HILL CRE ST KENNE L 71 Boarding al l b r eeds, c tea n 1ndoor ou tdoor f aci l iti es Also AK C Reg Dober m<1 ns. Cn ll 446 7795 1976 Bui ck Limited fu ll y equipped One owner. low m ilea ge, good c ond , SJ,495 Cal l4 46 1546 . 1980 l<r~wasa k i S~50 Phone 675 5350 175 . KDX 19/9 Honda X R 250 1919 Y a maha YZ 80. Best 01 1er s . 675 1560. BRIARPAT CH KE NN ELS Board 1ng a nd groom1 ng AKC Go rcJon se tt e r s. Eng i1 Sh Coc k er Spa nt els Cal l aa6 4191 Jean 1e"s P eT Shop I mile West of Ga ii1POI1S on Rt 1,1 1 Open Mondi'lY thr u ~d t 9 5 Cil ll .t.l6 l9JO F or sa le poodle pups. AKC reg 1s tered . 13 wks o ld I Ch oco late ma te an d 1 apricot t emo l e. Ca ll 245 5263 or 379 2336 be f or-e 2 79 CUT LASS Brouqnam, loaded with e>itras co m p le t e . Ca l l675 4087 . For sa le 197Y Bui ck Rivera com pl etel y loaded C.;~\1 446 749 7 1977 F1a t X 19, AM FM B tra c k , AC. r ea r defrost , 45 ,000 m1 Cr~ ll 379 ?'152 75 Ford B r o nc o a nd 76 Chcvor let Nova . Ca ll 446 2422 PM Pon1oon b oa t w 1th 'l mo t ors a na trai ler . Oars r l ite 1Mk sets inc luded, $1 ,500 el l I 38tl 9924 be t we · n HAM a ncl J 00 PM weekdo~y~ ttnd .1 n y 11m c week e nds F1b crqlnss boil ! w 1th P John son motor an d lr!l ile r P hone 446 0936 a f Ter 5 00 Auto Par t s & Accessone s 16 Coc k Po o p up py , fu lt b looded, 5 w k s o ld No shots. a ll males, 5 bla c k . wh ite Ca l l 446 1369 Reg1s l ered Cocker Spnn1el pu ps. Ca l l 446 1262 . MOV I NG TO NEW LOCATION F ish Tank an d Per snop 24 13 Ja c k so n Ave .. PI P leasa n t Across tr om Wes tern Auto . Ca ll 675 '1063 Closed Frid ay and Sat urday Open Monday A u gus t 17 th at new locat ion. sa m e nours AK C Dnchsh un d , Pom er an .an an Poodle pup s 895 3958 MUSIC a I In struments 57 For Sa l e . Bargain. Wan red . Resp onsib le p a r ty l o tdke 011er low monthly p ay m en t s on sp1n e t pi a no . Can b e see n loca lly . Write red it manager : Box 537, Shel byvi ll e, Ind . 46 176 . Acoust.ic E l ec tr ic lion guitar wi t h har d ase, m ode l no 16 12 One rare a mphl ifie r w ith long ck up cor d 5 ext r r~ se t s of Se t ot battery I P<Jw•er<'d st ereo ea r phone s ch ord and in book s. All pri ced pri ce w ho lesa le P hon e 304 882 2325 Fru11 & Vege t a ble s PICK YOUR OWN t oma toes . 675 3308 . - - - 1973 M e r cury Comet. 52,000 m il es, m otor & tran s. good cond. Make ott er . Phone 446 8000 . 1977 Olds Cutln ss S 356 141 I Cn ll 11il75 Dodge D a rt . low mi leage. sta ndard . 6 c yl ., $1,095 Ce l1 256 1968. 1972 6 cy l F ord pick u p 4 b r a n d new t i r PS. $700 142 221 1 or 74'l2246 . 1969 Z? 8, exce ll ent CCI II 99'2 3647 co nd 1969 Pl ymo ut h S.W , 318 , au to. PS, PB . f air con d . For Sale or Tra d e Pick your own ca nning tomatoes. A ndrew Cross, Letart Falls, Ohio . P ick y ou r own h a lf· runner bea n s . Andrew Cross. L et a rt Fall s, Oh . · CH ARLIE'S SALVAGE Au to par ts. auto r epa ir , wrecker se rvi ce, buy a uto mobiles. radiator s an d batt eri es . 446 7717 Bc d l 1ncr f or shor t bed For d tru ck 10' bo ys b ik e Call 256 67'}9, Guyiln For St'! le! l nrake m t'l nilol d. nnd comp lete l y rebui lt qundra tel ca r b urillor wi th chrome & re g . top tor Chev rolet $55 00 Four 15' w h ee ls { Itt c hev . pickup or vn n 1.'11000 ea Twore c ap sn ow t1res 735x l 4 (good tr end I , $10 00 c a P hone 446 J'l 5l n 1971 VW Squareba c k 4 sp. s un roo t . clea n 446 i 149 eve n1 ngs, 9 49 2504 days A ut o Repa1r ROBER TS Aut o Pntn t tnQ & S.1 nd 1ng 1969 VW Beeti P Clean 1n $175, any co l or , tr ~c p 1ck up & deli very in Ga ll1 palis andou f .' l 9/l vw Fas lb<'!c k Bodv 197 1 v w Super Bf'PII e, sti ck area , Hammond shift 197 4 S u bcrer~u , c le an • Shop, "12 1 Mi l l Sl 37~ 2782 Phone 667 3296 78 Ca mping Eq uipm ent MORR ISON 'S Au to sn tes. H en derson, W V P hon e 675 Rod & RPe l Com bo Zebco 1574 or 675 288 1. 600 reel. Ptl eu ger 5 250 rod Spec1al $9 .99 Spring 1977 Gr an Pnx, a 1r. c ruise . Valley Trad ing Co .• Spr ing 8 t rack , good ti r es . $]200 . Val lev Plaz<'l , 446 8025 Phon e 675 .5075 be f or e 5 pm . I 19 78 Ford LTD I I , low mileage, S3800 . 675 6419 . 197 1 Su per Beetle . good condition. $ 1100 304 ·882 1968 l e isu re time 18tt tr avel trail er , good cond wi th bottl e ga s tank , sleeps 4, $1 ,49 5 Ca ll John s M obile H ome 446 3547 197 3 25ft Troutwood ca m ping trailer wi t h A .C Per tee t lor ri ver b ank $1800. 992 7727 1973 Tor ino, wi ll se ll chea p, 1969 18 ft . c amper , se lf con ta ined, sleeps 6, awnin g, spare ti res. c arri er. good con d ition . Sl 200 304 773 1970 Bui ck Sk ylark , 4 door , automa ti c. engine a nd tr a n smiss io n excel l ent , good work or school ca r $30(). 675 3423 . 12 Trucks tor S•le 1974 GM C 3/ 4 T truck with insulared camper top on tru ck, auto, PS, PB , gOOd B ply tires with spare, heavy duty, good cond .. S2, 100. Call446·4630 . 5989 1981 Coleman fold down, b ike rack . sl eeps 6 . aw nings, stov e. sink, ice box, conv ert er, ca mper like new, perfect for small car tow. $2600. Call 30.4 882 2934 or 882· 2663. Ford pickup. Metal bed only 742·1211 . l ocated 1961 Ford gasoline p ick up. engine . 304·576· above ground at Alhens, Ohio . $3,000.00 each. Phone 1":304·422-2781. 1970 Chevy 1 ton truck . 304· 458·1076. DEAR FaL.OW? (J)tDI. ~E/11 TO 6E ... UPSET? HECK., NO! TH' PORE KE MUGT 111\VE LITILE TYI<E lliA5 ALL FILED FU6HT TUCKERED OOT.' NE~& PLANG. ~T WAG HIG OPENED ffrt PEEPERG T~' I'IHOLE wHILE. HE CMAIED HE& AllalRO! f>TAY COOL, AL~T THERE! ALLEYQO~ Out of milk! I just bought this qallon yester- · 10:58 11 :oo ! 1L.L. NEVER USE IT, TNAT'5 FC/(( SUHcl I'VE Electrical & Relrigeration Fuller Electr ic Co. Com pl e t e r ew1r ing , commercial or r es identia l. and e tec 1r 1ca 1 m a inf ainance. a lso on Ci'lll . ~h . 446 2171. Gi'l ll ipOiiS. Home lmprove-:nents In Carpet Cleaning Call Smeltzer's Steam wav . ·Call 614·446· SEeN WHAT IT CAN PO TO 11:05 11:28 11 :30 e Queet: OavtdLetterman.Gueat : IAichool Koolon. (80 mlna.) Cl> ANOTHER LIFE (J) STANDING ROOM ONLY : HALLELUJAI! HOLLYWOOD (j) MT!R BENNY • (I) CBS LATE MOVIE PEOPLE . I'Ll R.VSH 17 /JOWN 7NE 701LE7/ Ai r Con d itiem, 'Buffalo Bill And The Indiana ' 1976 Stars: Paul Newman, Burt Lanc1ater. Scrv.ce a li m a kes Phone JN 7 196. Chiirlcs Kicsl ing .· (j) ABC CAPOON!D NEWS ®I MOVIE ·(COMEDY)" l!o "Who'a IHn SIHplng In My • ~e rv1 ce . Bed?" 11M4 il}l. ABCNEWSNIGHTUNE Anchortd by Ted KoPDII. 11:35 (j) MOVIE ·(DRAMA) ""l'o BARNEY ·· AN' MV NICKELS AN' MY DIMES AN' MV QUARTERS uu.,.orScoU.nd" 1138 12:00 (I) 11088 8AGLEY SHOW " (j) ABC NEW I NIGHTLINE Mclll!redby Ttd Koppel. CI1>. LOY! BQA'T A guy Gen£' r<tl H.tu hng DEPENDABLE Ca ll 256 · 12:30 2096. ~ o bil c ~ h omes m oved, ltcensed, and bonded 57 ~ 27 11 or 67 5 4398. H7 STANLEY STEEMER. Carpe·t Cleanirag · • Uphotster y TRISTATE : UPHOLSTERY ~ Hoit ' 446·4208 MAkCUM R~fing and Siding. ' 30 116J_ S.cc . A ve .• Gallipolis JIM, spouting 446· 7833 or 446· 1833. years MOWR EYS Upholstery R't I Bo• 124, Pt Pteasanr 30 ~: 675·4154 . . • . experience . · Free estlmates .J RemOdeling. Cali 388·9857. .. .· ' t6 •AQ>l EAST .2 WEST .K843 .QJ9 >3 • 10 7 6 4 tJl • Q9 8 7 .9 3 • J 10 8 7 SOUTH • A7 6 > •.... Now t A K 10 a 32 .K6 2 Vulnerable : East-West Dealer : South I.3. w... Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass North East 34o Pass Pass I. Sout h It 3t •• •• Pass Pass Pass Pass 4 NT s• boardl ahlp in drao to be with a girt who can't stand him; and a beautiful married lady Ia being followed by a detective who talleln tovewith her. (Repeat; 70 mln8..l.. George was in dummy, He ruffed dummy's l ast low heart with his ace of trumps and led his last trump. West could take his king then or later but George was ~oing to get to dummy to d1scard his four small diamonds on the last two trumps and the ace-king of hearts to come to 12 tricks with five spades, two hearts, two diamonds and three clubs There are other ways for South to make his slam , but Geor ge was playing in a team match . The other South l acked George's By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Son lag generosity. He tried to make seven and managed to make We have not seen Generous George in action for only five . 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IIIWt• ....;Tii!RS DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXIt It LONGFELLOW One letter aimply atanda for another. In this sample 1\. Ia used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Si ngle letters. opoatrophea, the length and formation of the word• are all hinta. Each day the code letters are dl/Yerent. aoouo =':~.• . I One kind of personality 2 Hesitation 3 Way off 4 Pagoda ornament 5 Wine 6 Sweet one 7 German composer 8 1948 song 9 Voice trick 12 Young one 16 Father, in French 29 Missouri CI>. CD ' TOMORROW COAST· TO.COAST Gutoll : river DOWN 5 Film 38 Conrad or Rose 1:30 2:00_ back with us agam. He studied the hand a while before playing from dummy and played a small heart. He ruffed in his hand; proceeded to lead a small spade and remarked, "I'm going to let you make your king of spades." West ducked. He knew he would score his king later on and didn't want any part of George's generosity . QUINCY Quincy NEWS TBB EVENING NEWS CBN UPDATE NEWS LARRY JONES OUTERUMITS cat! UPDATE NEWS • ())CD. ())®I il}l Gl N!W8 iSTHELIFE E ALLEN AT LARGE GHTGALLERY UPDATE NEWS THETONIQHTBHOW ~er~ tinq , Hot wCJ t er t a nk s. JON ES BOYS WATER :· SERVICE . Cal i J67 7471 or ' : 367 0591 8· 19·61 IRENE Irene Car a ' Oucheaa of Duke suaet : A Matter of Honor' The King's former equerry, Major Sir John Farjeon, beg a Louisa to cooke spacial dinner. She agreea, bul what ahould heve been a gourmet 'a delighl becomaathe melting pot for an unpleasant acandal. (60 mine.) BACKHOE a nd Septic tank Sc rv 1ce La rry Sid e n St r i ck er 675 5580. JIM 'S some time. but here he is NORTH • Q J 10 9 • AK82 (j) MASTERPIECE THEATRE dayr wat er de li~t~ e ry 9368 anytim e 8 CD CI> W CD ' WINNIE UNFOLD SCRIBE Generous CII>. 10:05 10:28 10:30 1:1) BUMPY What th ey a ll got dur1ng a pany in the air raid shelter-'"BOMBED "' VEGA$ To teallhe lnvealigates the death of 11 boy In a fall from a building thai police call homicide, bull he medical examiner believe ail waa the raaull of a atranga and rare aHIIction called Tcurette 'a !b'nctrome. (Repeat; 60 mine.) (JJ DYNASTY Although q lake'a financial cr isis ia deepening, it's Matlhew who benefit a when Kryatle pawns her Jewelry to bail him out after hla rig Ia aabotagad . (Repeal; 80mlna.) ED WARD 'S Backhoe and Do zer Se r vi ce . Spec i a lizi ng 1n sept1 c t ank 675 1234 N air cond ition se rvi ce , " co rnm er c,1a l , 1ndustrial · P hone BB2 2079 Answer BRIDGE ('Fame') playa an aspiring alnoer who aha rea a loft apartment In New York's SoHo dietrlct with two other girls. Irene beglna to fhlnk I hat her beauty Ia fading feat when her new boyfriend show a no rom!!tiC lntareat In her . J & P Plum b ing & H ealin g, Rt I Ga ll ipolis. 367 7853 · JACK ' S REFRI GERA TI O , Jumbles FORCE (§Omlnu 10:00 SEWING M nchin e r ep a ir'$, Aut hor iz.cd 5ing&r Sn ~ cs & Serv ice . Sharpen Sc ISSO r s. F a bri c Sh op Pomer oy 9912284 . ' II Jumble Book No. t 7: contai ning 110 pu zzles, is avai lable for $1.95 postpaid !rom Jumbl e. c/o tllis news paper. Box 34, Norwood , N.J. 07646. Incl ude your name. address. zip code and make checks payable to Newspaperbooks. magazine format show examinee the multi-faceted topic of adoption in America. with an eapecially ctoaelook at lhe 'spacial naada' of children waiting to be adopted. (60 min a.) (fi) NOVA 'Voyager :Juplterand Beyond' On No"Vamber 12. 1960. the spacecraft Voyager t made ita long awaited 'fly·by' of the planet Saturn, yielding more Information then ever before poaalble on the maleatlc ringed planel. NOVA documenta Voyager's journey through the outereolarayatem and lookalo the fulure of apace exploration . (Ciotad·Caplioned ;U.S. A.) Cor . Fou rth and Pine Phonf' 446 3888 or 446 4477 E lec tri c itl. Yesterday s (j) COVER STORY: ADOP. TION IN AMERICA Thi s FEU.A r Ai'lt·IIE WILL 6E WAI<IH6 OPOOQN .• ~'KE CA RTER 'S PLUMBING AND HE AT IN G 84 (Answers tomorrow ) Andre' 1980Stara: Alex Karras, Madge Sinclair. Plumbing - - -~- BE ST AH DID THE CHILO & Hee~ting 742 2903 . [ I ] "K 1 I 1)" Print answer hare: .(I)CJD) CBS WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE ' Jimmy B. And Dave's Applian ce Repair Wash ers . drvers. plum bi n g, e lectric, genera l han dyman Ph one 304· 576·2921 or 67 5· 5689 . Call tor es timat es 367 710I · -- -----·-- -- --·-·-- -- -- FOR · ANNIE 0:30 (]) Dozer, loaded, a nd d itch er wo r k . Base m ents, In n tl sca ping , gas , e lec tri c. and wnter lines . Charles R H a tlie ld, Rut land, O hio . Now arrange lhe mcled leMers Ia form the surpnse answer, as sug· gesled bv1he abo>te car1oon 1 l!![nu F & K T ree Tnmm tn q, stu mp remova l 675 1331 Ex c~~ating t rJ J I KLANTE aecurily of the Desert Inn, Oan maatermlnda a brilliant plan to empty the caalno'a lmpregn· able money room right in the middle of a fabulous floor show and hlrea 1 team of profeaaionala to help him· not knowing that one o f hie cohortaplana to take the money and run . (Repeat; 60 RON' S Televi si on Service Speciali zing in Zenith a n~ Motorol a, Qu aza r , anQ house cal ls. Phone 576·2398 or 446 2454 D C Cont ractor s Plu.m. b 1ng, elec tri ca l. hea tin g , root 1ng, dluminum , vinyl S1d 1ng, a nd hom e p a inting .. 675 3376 or 675 1240 . IN.JECTEP BY THE t?OC. TO~ t?l DN 'T WORK. APPA~E~TI.Y THEY WER:E Al.l. THIS. I "F•me"' 1880 882 2079 1:1 1 I KJ lrlend live with them. (Repeal) ()) 700CLUB (J) MOVIE · (MUSICAL) ••• NO_W H A ULING house coa l c :~ ~ ~ - ~: ~c 1 2592 . PRIDe 1WIC£,AA'( L OCKSM ITH Se r vice . Residen ti a l. au t omoti ve . E m ergency ser v1ce . Ca ll & l1mes t one l or driveways 81 Bra nd new 1980 and 1981 N;o v..t\JIJD ~ M R IN G L E'S SERV JCE ·exp cr ienfed ma son. roofer . c a rp e nter . e l ec tri c ian , qe n er r~l repa1rs and re m ode li ng Phone 30 4·67 5 20 88 or 67 5 4560 THOSE MEDICINES STROKES When one of hi a achool chum a Ia faced wilh being aent to an orphanage, Arnold hide a him In the Drummond ' a penthouse until he ca n aak his stepfather to let hia H ome b uil d ing , hom e remode lin g and r epair Cu stom wo r k fro m s tart to l ln tsh . (.:111388 IP 11 I 2019 or 881 2326 . 1973 J• ton Chevy · pi ckup h as ps, pb, automatic tran· !.mission. 304-773·5170 . 6_1 _____ ~a!..'!!. ~CJ!'!P!!I!.n!. _ Four 15,000 galion tanks BROTH ERS GARAGE 14 hr . wrec k er serv1ce. " B1g or sma ll " we low thern diP 2332 Eas tern Av<' . . Ga l l ipol•s . Ohio Day 446 2445 or N igh l 4d6 4792 . 1977 Pl ymouth Vola r e 6 fY I AC. Automat1 c Ve ry c lea n. Cal l 992 37Y8 a tt er 5 pm 1974 Super Bee lle, good conrt 1t ion S2000 675 2835. . BOJ{N LOSER 9326. 83 te ll 985 4346 good co n d iti on . 675 5123 . Tomat oes S6.00 a bushel New pa t ch hall runners, 00 bushe l. Raynor Pea ch l rrherd ,. 5 miles below Ga ll ipolis on Rt . 7. 44A'4807 . S9 Boats an d Motor s tor Sel iC' J'j 8 · 14 IBRENATI the Indian Jungle. (Repeat) 8:58 ()) CBN UPDATE NEWS 0:00 Cl>. CD DIFF'RENT and 388 Ge ne's Ca rpet Clean ing, deep st r ea m ex lr ~c lion . Free est im ates, reaso nabl e rates . Sc othguar d, 9Q1 6309 ~ UGAVE rJ I Bloaaom" apeclal adapted from Rudyard Kipling ' a' Jungle Book a' that tellathe atoryol a 'mancub'who growl up among the animala in $1900 742 3076 . & 67 5 1302 Ura. [J I •• • •• '-"~ •eo ' """"""' • ••• ' "'' " Ia the narrator for lhia animated FERRE L L's W INDON GLASS SERV ICE Hom e ma1n ta i na nce remode li ng Phone Of \ 4 .. ....... _ _ RACE FOR THE P!NNANT (I) ilDJ MOWGLI'S • BROTHERS Roddy McDowall BING' S CON CRE TE CattSTRUCTION · Spec ializing in con crPie d r 1veways , s i dewal k s, patio, base m ent , garilge f loo r s a nd etc. Fre e es t imates . 11 years ex per ience . Cal l 367· 8Maa r Motorcycles New mopeds , last y ears mode l, 5 °o over cos t . 150 MPG Ideal t or col lege st uden t . Ca l l446 4676. For Sa le H ols t ei n cow s a lso fr es h H olste in hed ers. A t . br eeding, D H .l. r ecord s. Ca l l I 286 2496 . Very Ge n t le pony , per f ec t fo r kid s. Ca l l 446 9744 a fte r H ammo nd Spinet organ s 14 II Sen King alum1num v has Mag ho n y cnbinel bo tt om ooa t w1 th h eavy he r li gh t che rr y Ex du t y frn1ler. oars . ti l e l u, ll c• nl co ndi ti on Idea l for Jackets , 5H P outboard or chur ch 99'162 35 lrollt n g mo t or S500 7 I t days or 949 2118. As k a 1um1num to pp er wll h Pete . slldtng iron ! window . 992 67BJ doub l e organ, wi th too t Round oak t ab le 8. 6 cha 1rs $500 Phone 992 Cr~ tt 991 364 7 Show sadd le, 14 112 1n br 1dl e. br ens l st r a p. h alt er & lea d , '1 450 . Enq l ish sad d lf' . S50 Ca ll 742 28<14 - - CRETE quality and ser vice, ca ii675· 1S82. Cal 12561427 . 54 Enclosed utility tr ai ler e)(c cond. w ill no t leak Call388 8436 fo rmer Dalla a Cowboye cheerleader who Ia the first female rodeo clown; a vlalt to a beauty conteat for aenior cltlzene ; Playboy Bunnlea vie with airline atewardeasea and profeaalonalchee rleaderain • athleti c competition in Loa Angetea ; tamed dancer Shabadoodemonalrateaaome or hie at epa; and an Intervie w wllh American Indian art Iat Pete !9_th. (Repeet; 60 mlna.) lJ) • PROGRAMMING Ca i1446·2107. WEATHERALL Compou nd Bow Special PSE si zzler lamina ted li m · bs. magnes1um handl e, 50 lb pull. Specia l $39 .95. rJ Nope . .. we'll try som et hing else I DOITI (l). Hattelt Brothers CustOfl'i' carpet s . Free esti m at~•. Ca ll 446 2572. UnscrambJe these tour Jumbles, one letter to each square. to form tour ordinary words . • !YEN lNG 8:00 (f) REAL PEOPLE A profile of Robin Sindorf. a CAPTAI N ST EEMER qr· pet Cl ean ing featured b) 15 Sentinel- ';1 1)1}'\i.\..ft fii}'i} ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Q;!l ~ ~~ ® by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee VIewmg CON 446 4394. Ca li «6· 1578. Ea rly ... va n s & 4 W . O . 1976 new Canning Window air c onditione r , warm moring g.;~s hea ter . roll a · way bed . Ca ll 256· 1980 Tovota, long bed , 5 73 • 1182. TRACTING, Ca rpentrv work & painting, conc rete, landscaping, 446· 2787 . · 1973 1 ton Ford. 25.000 mi les, no rust , S2,200 Cal l 3iol 7 533 PLaza . 446 7025 . textured cei l ings, com · mercia! and residential, free estimates. Call 256· SA N DERS 7504. Crossman B B 's ' M i lk Car ton ' box of 1500 Specia l $1.09 box Spn ng Va ll ey T r adi ng Co ., Spring Va ll ey Spr1n g Val Va lley Plaza, Co 446.. Spr 1ng ley Trading 8025 Television 7538. spd .. ~ioneer AM FM cassette deck, new topper , 22.000 mi. , $5 ,800 . Ca ll 446 Eclipse 12 ga . game toad • 1!6 shot , 20 shells per" bo>~ S3.95 box Spring Va ll ey Traind Co .. Spring Va lle y Plaza . 446·8025 . SW I MM IN G 1mprovements STUCCO PLAS TERING ------- The Ohio Home Bl 10• ott Buck Knives. Spr ing Valley Trading Co., Spring Valley Plaza. «6·8025. Misc. Merchandice Sm a ll 1 bedroom Nil o 1ectr 1c. H enderson $150 depos ll . $1)() per mon ttl No Pet s ln Qu•n~6 14 367 72S7 alt er s Misc. Mercllandlce ' · JA~TR leaeYI MOVIE 1; 10 ...UiiCAL·COI!IEDYI.••• CltYPTOQUOTES VTR QWHAJZ URK IRBlSR JARZ JAWFP , ' ... • 1:11 «*! WORIIIIDOIIT !5 C*IWGIIIIIII'OIIT .JOOC&,Ue . LG¥1 AIII!IIICAN 8TYI.I . IIATI'AT1101. AMOTHI!IILIFE 1:10 1:30 ,KAB Y,owLuakw....,." IIOIIIAGLIY IIIOW JAWFP KAVJ ' JAl:I.Z JAWFP , - TBNRTJ ARFTW Ye.ten18y'1 Ceyptiaqute: ~CAN HARDLY REAUZE NOW J t THE BLISSFUL QlnETUDE OF THE PRE-TElEPHONE . · EPOCH.- NORMANDO,UGLAS "0 1iMI1 King FMiurn Svnctic•t•, Inc . �Page-16- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Wednesday. August 19, 1981 Middleport, Ohio Officials announce best of show--painting Juanita Lodwick of Cheste r took the " best of show" from the bes t of show awards m an outstanding amate ur painting exhi bit a t the II 8th annual Meigs County F air. Di splayed in the Cuonhunte rs building on Uw Rock Springs Fairgrounds, then• was a ret·ord nwnber of entnes and ex cepttonal quality in the show . Le o Hill. Racine. artist and an mstructor at Rw Grande College , judged the show awarding best of shu w to Dixie L. Bcair of Cheste r for her modern art exhibit ; Mrs. Lodwick for oil painting, acrylig painting, and ink or other; and Rhojean McClure, Pom eroy , for watercolor. Ribbons and premiums were awarded in two places in each class , listed first and second respectively : Oil Paintings l.itndllt-apt.• from nature : JuaniUI Ludwick. F:lll'fl Gi bbtl . Prmwrm . P 1}1101il from Lift>: Al\'it I ~ Rl"t"d. Mid- dl!:port: J wtniiHl.udwick. Still lift' · Jwmit~tl.odl~dck . Ah a ltrt R ~~ ­ MaMne stud,· · JuanilB l.nd~iL'k . Al \'a IA't' lkt"' l . I lit lw :-- 1 ,f ~ 11<> 11 <1 1\iHd Il l ltl\ d l l l <t h'ur f• •r 1 11~ t'll l n tn 8.1\!0 bl ii Ck ,md Uilllt· Ill ltl o• t l.i." P••n l .l ll ... ,u lll P t· r ~ • ·ll <t ll\ lt'~ · 1 1111<.'1' hn l nf , hmt .11\ ;H·tl , nit' \\l llllt"T' tn !ht• \iiTli>U .~ d<t SSt'~ rt' f t'l\ ' ln~ n b l~ 11 1 ~ a mi p n• r H IUIII.~ rn f1 r ~ t <~r Ki "l'l'Oild pl a l'l' . Btlb F RH·r . ~1 1 t ld l l'pu r 1 1\ n s ~ \'Jilr·l 111 r,.]ur ~ n a p:-. h ul , fk b r ;~ ~ JW!lt ' t' l' h· r lit' \ 1-nt n 111 Hx t O L't>l or :111tl kn~lt-rwk ft •r ill _, l 'll lr ~ 111 bl;wk ,md II h ilt• ... n .1 p ~ hul ' II .,f tlw ,-nt rw' \\ Ill r•.•,,.~,n .. n • I L' !J l.<~ dunn~ t iJt · l.111 111 t h t• f l•>llh u n\ n-. !J u t lil trl,; ,.,, lht· Jl , , , ~; p ,.r t ra ll !-o H r. ~ l t• n c k . Ill 1111' \ <l Tl" U' 1,tit' . .: •.1w :- 11 l' lll t" I-I >'IJ K~ n . :'o1idtti•·IJ" r! . f, or- lu.' ·\nl l ll<ll.' l'a ttl ( ; ,. r · ;~ r · d \ti riJ it-pur\ Kn sta \\"hi j I " Pu n r<Jth ~n tl/ u r Jk'f ~u n a l i\ 1 1;'.• Dl.•br;t Spe nt ···r. l 'urrl t'rl''• : Pa ul illi' ..\ \ktn .... Hut la nd l' tt I• •n al hub A~ t'f . l)t.'br a Spt.·nu·r 1 <!t" a1illlt·rt•:-t K n sl ;t Whitt•. Paul (; l 'r<l n l ~ j lr!ll l.!• f :liT~TOIUihb Kart•n F'<lt' l' lll yt• r . ;t rHli•'T rw r :-~ • •n a h l t t':- F rank Punll'rm l n st•( · L~ Hhujt':t il .:\1t'l . lu n · \l;m ne IHlt ')t' itn !Vt rCiu n · Sn ·twn d\(o pprl fnlnr F.nlurgt'lllt'llb Ot·bra Sp<.•llcl'r. Mtlfurd H! ~ • · I I . "11d· . ·\!inl ~<t l" l ld1r<t S f.'t·rwn . S .I DMI111 J.! . l~lt l j.; \l ,tr llll' P~1i1nlit frumlift•: Juanita l.utl"·irk &all lilt·: Jwmillt l.ud~kk . M <trintstudy · Suzan l'hoiiUI, PUII IICI"ll~·. J' lllWCr :'ilud~· · .luunila I .tltlwit-k . lkts~ S ll\'t•n., Pt~r1nut Kri sta Whitt• By The Associated Press Syria, joining other Arab states in condeming the United States for downing two Libyan warplanes, today said the incident was " American aggression against libya and Syria alike." It declared Syria was " ready to carry out its national obligations toward sister libya ." The obligations were not spelled out. Pllmt'roy : MtMII!rn <111 : IU iu J t'e~ n ~kC iurt', Jwan ite~ lAili· w1d1. Otht•r Mtdla l .t1 ntlsn1pt' frt •m nu\un•: Jue~niW Lodwlt•k, Hhnj(' ;tll Mt:Clun·. Por1rnll frnrn lift•: &>t· k ~ · Cirdt'. Juallihtl.ud- "·u·k. n<~tun: : Rhujt.'itn Mt'Ciurl'. fn1111 l.•h•: J uaml<t l ~ lll"" ldc.. ntwjt•<HI Still lift* : Bft:h~· Cwrit• ,.JuaniU.IAld~A· iek . Marint•stud)· · Jt11tniht IJ.ld~to·kk: St"ll'rri Curli11. Fluwcr ~tutl~ : .Juanita lnl"'wk . Aln1 La· Ht>t"'l . AnimHI .~ lllll~ ,)IJitlllla l ~ll!w k k . Suza11 Thunm. M nd l'l"ll tt r l. rhxll' 1.. At!t~\1'. Cht.•s tt>r : StrLan however. Syria's state radio, monitored in Beirut, said the vice premier and foreign minister, Abdul Halim Khaddam , made the Syrian position clear in a telephone talk with libya's second in command, Maj. Abdel Salam Jalloud. Damascus Radio also criticized "those Arabs who still advocate at· tempts to neutralize the United The jets were downed 60 miles off the Libyan coast Wednesday during 6th Fleet maneuvers. The Pentagon said one of the Libyan planes opened fire, and the Navy jets shot them down. Libya claims a 200-mile teJTitorial zone, but the United ( >n s:1IL'. SJ L\1 )I l ':\. , .,. class rings. Tradil ion a I :->tyl in,l{. Cr.alft•d finm _j t·wt'lt'r's f'irw st;tinlt•ss mt•fal. ~lon• rlurahlt· thm1 gold. The finish nen'l' lo~·s its lusln. Free custom Ceatures included: ·Your first nmnt· ·Your initial or school mtmog-ram in thl' r-olnnt• • \'our initiHI. nwsrot or lin·orllt' s_\111hol sl'l ht·m •alh lht' stom• • \'our full nanw t•ngran•d ins ide lhl' rin~ · \'nur dwin· offirt•hursl or sunlitt· slunt' l'nt1'USil'd Brlnl( In this ad for this sp~-..lal olli.·r. <III;.,.,, Pi"··' '"'c :ll.l!llll 11 -X':'J • smaller guerrilla organizations, called for an " inunediate oil and economic embargo acaJMt the United States. " But none of the oilproducing nations including Ubya gave any indication tbat they were considering a boycott. Oil industry sources said since there is a sizable surplus of oil on the world market. the United States 1Continued on page 10) America 's 14 NATO allies thanked the Reagan administration for bri•fing them swiftly on the incident during a meeting Wednesday in Brussels and made lillie other comment. But Italy's Forei gn Ministry hinted that Libya provoked the incident and assailed the Libyans' "expansionist aims ." The Democrati c Front for the liberation of Palestine. one of the en tine at ~"l :\ITCruwdf.'/(l.'i.~ N.lng.'i. h1f. A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Ohio will lose $89.4 million in federal funds COLUMBUS, Ohio IAPI - The state will lose at least $89.4 million in federal funds next year because of President Reagan's tax and budget cuts, the Legislative Budget Office says. That doesn 't include $93 million which Ohio received in the 1979-1981 biennium from the now defunct federal-state revenue sharing program . LBO Director Richard G. Sheridan provided the estimates Wednesday to a meeting of the newly organized Joint Legislative Committee on federal funds . He called his estimate " early and conservative ." Some additional decis1ons on other major allocations of federal funds still must be made by Congress. he said. Sheridan told the panel of five senators and five House that Ohio is ahead of all other states in gearing up to deal with the cuts . ' 'In fact. you are the first to have a committee," he told Chairman Donald E. "Buz" Lukens. R· Middletown, and other members. Hav e cel ebration of birthday Included m the cuts he knows about, the LBO official said. are those totaling $46 million in the nine A birthd ay celebration hunonng Jt•ss1e. Eve lyn and Clifford Mi ~ ht . Vrntun . and Peggy Yost. Ru tla nd. wa s held recentl y a t the hom e uf ~ r . 15 Cent5 1 s ection, lb Pages Voi.30,No.90 tI~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.;-~-~;;.~~~~~~~~~! ~~ States recognizes only a three-mile limit. Defense Secretary Caspar Wein· berger said today that no U.S. naval maneuvers were planned in the near luture near libya, and "we don' t expect more trouble." He spoke to reporters in London where he arrived for four days of talks with British Defense Secretary John Noll . Copyrighted 1981 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 214: E . MAIN • POMEROY such.'' - e FOR MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Homecoming will be held at the Hazel Community Church at Long Bottom on Sunday. Sunday school will be held at 9:30a .m. followed by a basket dinner at noon. Afternoon '"rvice will be held at I: 30 p.m . and there will be special smging by Dan Hayman and the Hymntirners . Guest speaker will be Floyd Bogard . Edsel Hart. pastor. invites the public . States in the Mideast conflict. America is the No. I enemy of the Arabs and should be treated as Thnnm CLOSED THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th Homecoming Sunday the display are . left to right, members Margaret Haning. Rosalie Story. and Helen Quivey. all of Pomeroy . A.t1 imul stud\" .Jua nita I J.'ll~to·i c k . F r ~111k B r•~ h · rll" k New arrival featuring traditional quilts. ranned fruits and rl'getablt.•s, rrrarnifs. and li\'ing plants. Pictured with F' ln\n~r :itudy . Rhujt.•an Ml'Ciurt>. Juam\H Lod· widl. • rra nk Bn•knck Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burke an· nounce the birth of their fourth child, a son. Gregory Wayne on July 8, at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg. The infant weighed eight pounds and nine ounces and m easured 21 inches in length . Maternal grandparents are Warren and Charlotte VanMeter and paternal grandparents are Robert and Virginia Burke, all of Tuppers Plams. The couple are also the parents of Lisa age II , Tricia age 9 and Sherry age2 . "THE GRANGE HOLDS THE KEY FOR THIS DECADE," is tht• theme of this year's Grange display st•ctinn. locatt'd in lht• St•nior Oisplay Building , and Heml<J<'k Grange No. 2049 had this attractive entl! Syria says it is ready to act with Libya Mitldlt>port . Marilk' :o~t ud:;·: Rhojca n Mt'C'Iurt•. ELBERFELD$ B nt h•Tll HEMLOCK CRANCE NO 2049 Al'l')'lk- P•IDiilll: l.andscwpt• fnMn nature: JU~~ml4! I ~Mhn c k . Rt"t.'k\ ' CI I't'le, IUtdllt·. Mt{'\urt.•. Slilllik : JU<illll<tl.ntl~to· IL" k : F:!ir.abdh Stumllu. Kn st<t Wlut l.'. Spt'lll't'r P il"llln al Ptml Gl.'rtfr'tl . \l armt•· T>i•hr<t S p~•n t"l!l" Blal'k aiM! Whih• F.olarlo(f'mrnl.!! Sn·11n~ Hh"Jt'an MeC1Urt' . F rank Bnlt.krtt-k. ·\JIII llals Hluljt•an Mt'Ci un· . Fnmk RnH.It·rit·k P ur\nut.~ ami/or p l·rs •lfl<thl lt' s : Fnwk Bwdt·rKk mll · n · ~ l . stud\" JuaniUI IJ.KI"·kk. Stt"lla Smith. l.~m~o~ Bottom . ' Muckm art : Al\'il [ A.'t! R~'d . A ni n ~o~~ l l.oullist.·11pt' (wm . IU<tOIUI I A)tlwit'k. P urt ra tL~ a mV1or pt"rsunal lll t•. . I .u ·..tl " 'it"k . Amnlill stud\· .lu11 niht IJ. d"·id r. Mtl(.!ern art :" set ~ ,. Stivcl'l'i . Watt•nolor r~: l.l r a IUa t·k r t~lor S n.ap~ h o l St "l'IH'r! B) t' r. and Whilr Snap!Ohot ·\ nunab RhnJt'iln Me<:lurl' . P nrne ro~ ft>lhm ~ ll ~ t l'd rt>S pt.'l'll\' t' l ~ . \.l l'rl' ;r ~ Jl,.b \ l ann t· Al\'11 I.H Rt't!d. Jaunitll l.od- Midtll~port . First photography exhibit brings out local artists :Ji i" l L •.:ntpJII I '\If i ll' ~ ( ,1 f 1r ~ \ f "r l ht' \ kl j!:> (' ' •Uill\ f- , u _ 1 1; 1 .~ IH r; IJ ~ Fr;t nK H n ~l t• r ll' k "f \' l l l lll' rt• ~ fo~ lu"·er · si Uth" : block grants ·into which Congress taxes with levels which are tied and lwnped 57 former categorical grant determined by their federal counprograms. The new block grants. terpart, he said. Anticipated losses with the amount received this year are $22.8 million in corporate taxes - followed by the amount to be ·and $2 .5 million in individual income received in the next federal fiscal taxes . There is potential for Ohio to lose year in parentheses- are: Alcohol, drug abuse, and mental another $16 million in Medicaid funhealth, $37.5 million i $28.8 million I; ds from changes in federal law. primary care health centers. $13.3 Sheridan said. It now will penalize million I $12.4 million I; preventive stales which fail to hold next year 's health and health services, $5.8 im:rease in that program to no more million 1$4.2 million I; maternal and than 6 percent. Ohio's projected increase in child health. $17 million 1$12.7 Medicaid is 16 percent. he said. million 1; and social services, $145.9 Many questions from Lukens and million 1$113.7 million I; members could not other committee Elementary and s econdary education 1not yet announced but tu be answered since the programs be lower 1: community development have not been finalized by Congress 1not yet determined 1: community and the Reagan administration . services. $15.2 million I $14.3 Lukens said he was promised by the million I; and home energy assistan· White House Tuesday that most if not all decisions will be made by cc. $93 .6 million 1$96.2 millionl. Sheridan said the last block grant. Sept. 3, when the .federal Office of energy aid, is the only one in which Management and Budget conducts a Ohio will get a hike, in this case $2.5 regional briefing in Chicago for of· million. Otherwrse, Ohio stands IJJ ficials from Ohio and neighbormg lose $25.3 million m state taxes states. The committee's next meeting 1t revenues in federal fiscal1982, star· set Sept. 8, following Gov. James A. ting Oct. 1. due to changes in federal Rhodes' speech to a joint session of tax laws, he said. the Senate and House. That's because Reagan's cuts in federal taxes also apply to state <:Jn d Mrs. Ted Ml'th en r~ . Je rernv and r\·lattht•w. Ewi ng-ton Hobe rt J uhnsun a ml Tina Rosl'. Vintun. wen- hosts for till' party A ba rbecue W i:IS rull ll wed with hontern<1de il'l' cr eam and ca ke. Gif- ,...,,, ,, r , e SHERIFF JA~ES J. PROFFITI Ughts a match to approximately $3 mill lion worth 1street value I of Additional $3 million worth of pot destroyed Wednesday· By KATIE CROW Sentinel Staff Writer An additional $3 million worth of marijuana istreet value ! was confiscated and destroyed Wednesday night, making the total amount se1zed and destroyed by the MeiKs County Sheriff's Department and other law offi cials this week in ex· cess of $7 million. ts Wt.'rt·' p rP~en tt•d lo th osl' hnn urt•d :\tlL' tH1iJtg Wt' fl' \1r . ~mel Mr~. Si mon .Jol11lS(lll . Andi e. Sharun and f1r rm· don. Bill Dut·ff n. Mr . and Mrs. An).! l'l o Mc Da niel. Michael a nd Han· dy . Ollnnie Yost and Dtmn ie .J r. C\J n' nce Might and D<:~ v id . <:J nd Mr . <i !ld Mr:-; . Hick M l'ttwnt' ~ and HICkl e. marijuana Wednesday night at approximalley 10 p.m. at the county highway garage. Mei gs County Sheriff James J . Proffitt, sheriff's deputies and Keller Smrth of the Attorney General's office , Bureau of Criminal Investigation I BCI I, confiscated three additional pickup truckloads of marijuana Wednesday. in · creasing the week' s Iota I to 16. Smith stated there have bee n threats made to the sheriff and nth<'r individuals . "Anyone caught making threats. doing bodily hann or damage to property will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," Smith stated . Smith said he was in Meigs County at the reqne't of thr <heriff. Smilh :1!", . n·;:-• : ~ .n ...~g,.... •.l( '. " Hil'!:h Times ." is tlistnbutcd an 1on1: 1Continuedonpage 101 •Jr . and I .dl ic1a. Hav e gu es ts G ucsls of Mr. emU :\1rs. Wi lhaJn Fred Smith . Sr of Br<iilbur y th iS " ·eek were Mr .:md Mrs. Ted F: . Spires . Defiance . the forme r M tu ~· Ell e n Smith. Mr. and Mrs Tom Spires. Brad emU Ct ndy uf New Ra v ari cL and \1iss Kay Smtth . Colu m bus. wh o will soon be l ~ a v in g · fur the Job Corps. WE'RE MAKING ROOM FOR OUR NEW SHIPMENT OF BERKLINE RECLINERS. Hollon reunion set The annual reumn of lhe desce ndants of H. W. Hollon Will he held Sunday at the Daughte rs of Ame rica hall 111 Chester. There will be ba sket dinner at noon with al l frie nds and rela tives mvited . .. GRAND CHAMPION STEER - Rodney Tripp. 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tripp. Sumner Road, Pomeroy, had the grand champion steer at the junior fair held Wednesday at th• M•lgs County Fair. Tripp also had grand champion showmanship. Reserve champion showmanship went lo Rogie Gaul. The grand rhamion steer tipped the scales at 1,220 pounds . ALL CHAIRS IN STOCK MUST GO Buy Now And Receive With Purchase,3 piece S31 JACKSON PIKE · RI 35 WEST Phone 446· 4524 &4RGAI,. MATINEES 0111 SA r & S UN AlL SEArS J US T S 1 SO ADMISSION EVERY fUESOAY S t ~0 [ FRIDAY thru THURSDAY I i] HEIFER GRAND CHAMPION AND RESERVE llmousln Heifers were won by animals of Williams and set of Wall Pictures. $4QOO Value - FREE!! AUGUST 14 thru 20 BUY NOW ' ~...... tt:l " OUR PRICES GET A GREAT LEAVE MONEY Ut YOUR· CHAIR AND A BONUS Son, Rt. 2, Coolville In the open class at the Meigs County Fair Wednesday. Pictured ore Pam Murphy and Brian Williams. I ...... HEREFoRD GRAND CHAMtJON AND RESERVE O•mplm Herefoi'd females In the opea dau at the 1 Mel&B Ctlildy ' . . ' t Fair W~tilly was woa by 'iulhul!i ~by Jay Blaclwoid al!ll Uoyd Blackwoed, J.r, RL 3,Pomeroy. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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