http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dcd6d714ccb083d052875c9a45f885e6.pdf 82d8b1e5837ec46109edf6083ae85f58 PDF Text Text 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. 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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. �. . .. . - ... -- .. ' ~ '•. ~ \ . ' I ,, ·'i ·1981 Toronto collects 17 hits Commentar Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 20, 1981 Cutting big brother down to WASffiNGTON - In the midst of Congress. Five hundred regulations our August doldrums. George of limited impact have heen put on Bush's press conference of August 12 the back of the stove for conwas the only game in town . The sideratiOn la ter this year . But the remarkable record show s pleasant consequence was that the that in March the administration vice pres ident' s attack upon exsduspended or rescinded 27 major cessive federal regulati ons got a nice play in the papers and on the regulations. In April it acted upon 34 tuhe Once aga in the lords of the regulations that weighed heavily on local press were struck by a n the auto industry . At last week's astoundin g truth : ThiS a d- press conference. Mr. Bush targeted ministra tion i ~ keeping its ca mpaign 30 more . The range of these reg ulations provides a de pressing ins ig ht into the bureaucr a tic mazes promises. rt is downn ght shocking Mr. Heaga n promised to end the last pri ce controls on petr oleum . and he d1d 1l. He promised to lift the grain embargo, and he did it. He promised to seek major reductions in taxes and spending. and he got them . He promised to nominate a woman to the Supreme Court. he hold Mrs . Sandra O'Conno r. One of his major promises was to ea se the burden of excess ive federa l regulations, and for the keeping of that promise he put \lr . Bush in charge. The vice president is commg on like Teddy Hoosevelt at San Juan Hill Charge ' His Task Force on Hegulatory Helie! has identified 1,800 federal rules tha t may be " burdensome . unn ecessary or coun· te rproducti \·e_ .. Some of thes e rules are sti ll m the proposal stage; others Will require legislative action from The administration proposes to review and reconsider regulations affecting livestock marketing, river and harbor dredging, the refining of lead-free ga s and the reporting requirements of American flag ships. The Task Force will look at nooct msurance. health planning, community development programs and the use of patient package inserts for prescnption drugs. It will review rules affecting mobile homes, endangered spec1es. marine vessels, highway geometry and the conunercial diving industry. In many instances, Mr. Bush's attack will concentrate on the paperwork burden of federal decrees. The burden is mountainous. By the vice pre sident' s calculations, the .----------::~ , The Daily Sentinel Ill C'uurt Strt'l"l Poml'my. Ohio MEIG S. MASO~ AREA ROBERT L. WINGETI Publishr r PAT WHfTEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH DALE ROTHGEB. JR. ·\ \t E MJH~ R Anwnc an nf Th•· ' r "' ~ p;ipt>r t :dilnr :\s~oda tt'd PTI' ~~. Inland Daib Prr ss .-\ssociation and lht" P uhlislwrs Association LET'Tl-:RS OF O PI ~ f() O,: an• "rknmt'd. Tfln sh()uld bf lt"ss than 300 "'ords lonJ: . ..\II lt'lll'r.. ;Ht' ~ u h Jn l t u t·ditin ~;: am! mu st bt· si ~;:nrd " ith name, addr t" ~ .S a11d telephon(" num· !).or ' n unsifl, nt>rl l t> llt'r~ "'il l tw putllishrd_ IA"Itt' rJ; shoulrl hto in ~ood Ul~te . addrl"s!>inl( t • ~ u ~·~. nul pN~ una l il i t•"- Martial law in the West ministration 's Thl' 'c!t'clromc battlefi clrl ." developed to detect Viet Cong infiltrators durmg thL· w<~ r in Southeast As ia , is coming home - to sc ores of small comm umttes sca tte red throughout the Intcnnountain West. Nuv: t ha t r ncmy tra ffi c al ong the Ho Chi Mtnh Tra il is on!~ a bad memory, the ::~c o u s tr c. set smic and magne tic detecto rs will be utilized to find wayward IJ S clll zcns from towns such as Milford . Utah. and Tonopah. Nevada That's on ly one as pect of a s ophisticated. e lC::~l>oral e and expens ive security sys tem uf unp recedented scope now being de \'elopcd m secrecy by the Air Force to protect ib nuclea r-tipped MX rnisstles rf the y arr sit ed in the Great B<.~ s i n of Nevada and Utah .A lthough the mulllple nrok ctive shelter basmg proposal for the 200 intercontinen tal ballis lrc miss 1l e.s has been widely criticized on military, economic cmd ~ n v irorune ntal grounds, a lmost no attention has been paid to the chill ing aspects of a plan that would VIrtually impose martial law th roughout. 12.000 to JO .OOO square miles of the affected states. But a little-notlc<'d recent report on the MX missile , produced by the Center for fn vestigative Reporttng of Oakland . Calif.. and circulated by the Washi ngton-based Fund for Conslltullonal Goverrunent. provides the first compre hensive account of a domestic security ope ration that is a civillitw rties nightmare. Among its components · - A sec unty force of 2.500 armed, roving military police officers. patroll ing 24 hours a day , 365 days a year to protect 4,600 hardened shelters. 9,000 miles of special roadway, operating bases, support centers and other MX facilities. - Special units of heavily armed I>-man SWAT-type mob1le attack teams, dispt:ttc hed by heli copter whenever the sensors detect an intruder and empowered to search and detain any individual found m a restricted area. - As many as 100 towers equipped with extended-range radar units capabl e of providing surveillance of a security zone that might encompass more than 40 percent of Nevada and 20 percent of Utah . - A network of "electronic battlefield " devices surrounding ea ch missile re~ponsive - but in th Washington mazes, such policies get lost. Marveling at the energies of Mr. Bush, I myself remain skeptical nonetheless. The bureaucrats were here before this administration came to town , and the bureaucrats will remain after it has left. It is a long and tedious process to get a departmental regulationon the books, and the process is just as long and tedious to get the rule repealed. Delaware's Sen. Bill Roth, a careful student of these things, estimates the cost of federal regulation at $1,800 a year for the average family, and $100 billion a year for U.S. busines s . The Reagan administration merits applause for a good start, but it has yet a long, long way to go. view~ are quite sim- ply unreal. They ignore the world as it is - a world in which a male who coaches football, for good or ill, commands higher pay than a woman who coaches tennis . In their blind adherence to formula , the rules also ignore the wishes of the people . No convincing evidence ever has been adduced to prove that the people want to put women's athletics on an absolute par with men's athletics. Policies of reasonable equity and plain common sense should suffice ABSCAM memos hint it's time Jack to investigate the investig-...,.,c_a_to_r_s__A_nd_er._so_n WASHINGTON - The Senate Ethics Committee is currently investigating a veteran colleague, Sen . Harrison Williams, D-N .J . The greater need is for a full, evidentiary hearing into the tactics that the FBI used to snarjl . a ·united States Essentially , Williams was convicted of trying to pull a few wires for h1s political pals. Yet favors are part or a politician's stock in trade. He is expected to produce government JObs , contracl< and projecl< for the people he represents. It is sometimes a clumsy sys tem, a throwback to the less artful days of goverrunent, but it seems to work. In earlier colwnns, I cited a telltale FBI memo that shows the prosecutors had serious doubts about thetr evidence against the senator. But this was not the only government document that Judge George Pratt hid from the defense. 1\ second withheld memo has now been reviewed by my associate Indy Badhwar. It was dated January. !980 - the same month that FBI undercover agents. lacking the evidence to make a case against Williams. cluster . including acoustic sensors. infrared sensors size~------------~-------- scale for male and female coaches. expend equal amounts for publicity of male and female athletic events and expend equal amounts of equipment and supplies for males and females." Such regulatiOns, in the ad- senator. '\t>~ S James J. Kilpatrick w1iversities ·· must use the same pay of gove rrun ent today. 614-992·21.>6 DHOTEO TO ntE Th.' TERF.ST Or TH E national school lunch program requires 46 million hours of formfilling every year. "The school cook has to estimate for each meal how much flour and yeast are used in bread for children's breakfasts, faculty lunches and snacks." Other suspect regulations have to do with the government's mechanistic demands for a unisex society. Schools that benefit from federal tax funds are prohibited from discriminating in any way on account of sex. Thus colleges and • t o heat and magnetic sensors that indicate the presence of a counter-sensing device. In addition to all of those measures. the Air Force is " considering degall options that would enhance the ability to take actions ... to protect unissile 1 Joca!Jon uncertainty," accoding to a recent General Accounting Office report . · In other words, the Air Force is exploring the possibility of proposing new federal legislation that would substantially enlarge its military police powers while simultaneously restricting local residents' and visitors' civil liberties through vastly eKpanded search and seizure authority_ Behind those elaborate security measures is the unique nature of the MX baSin!l proposal. It is impractical to build a fence around the vast area or to employ "point" security techniques. Instead, the Air Force must rely upon an " area" security approach encompassing not only its fixed facilities but also millions of adjacent acres of public and private land. Ranchers, miners, hikera, picnickers and birdwatchers who stray too far frpm ~ly, Nev., or Delta, Utah, risk being caught in the constant security sweeps designed to thwart enemy sabotage or survelllance. · Two Utah state legislators already have filed a lawsuit against the MX project, arguing that the planned sec\Jrlty meaaureiJ "impose an uncon~titutional form of military rule heretofore !l"P~ented in our legal syst em. " . . ' That may be an understatement, but It's bne that ought to be noted by President Reagan hefore he decides later this yt~~r whether to proeeed with the thoroughly discredited scheme for a sprawing land-based MX system. tned to induce him to take a bribe. 1\s thetr hidden cameras show. he turned down the money. protesting "N o, no. no , no ... They went back to the flimsy evidence, therefore, that their own memos warned was insufricient. They accused him or seeking a SIOO million investment from the FBI' s fictitious sheik for a titanium mine owned by his political cronies. The second memo, written bv Roher! C. Stewart, chief of Ai SCAM 's Newark str1ke force, accuses chief ASCAM prosecutor Thomas Puccio of misleading him into helieving Williams had a hidden interest in the titanium 1nine. "Many months later, when we obtained the tapes. the situation proved to he quite different," wrote Stewart. "Williams did not say he had an interest. hidden or otherwise - only that he was interested." Stewart also criticized the FBI's undercover tactics, particularly those of the bureau's chief informant, convicted con man Mel Weinberg. Stewart was concerned about Weinberg's overly active role in the scam. As Stewart phrased it, Weinherg "persisted in suggesting the nature of the criminal undertaking, rather than allowing the suspects to relate what they proposed." In other words, Stewart felt that Weinberg, the eon artist, was coaching Williams mto making incriminatory statements. Weinberg was, in effect, supplying the script for the senator's appearances hefore the hidden cameras. Stewart wasn't the only one to express concern over Weinberg's lac- tiCS. Similar criticism came from two assistant U.S. attorneys, Ed Plaza and Robert Weier. They faulted Weinberg for telling Williams what to say hefore luring hirn to a meeting with the phony sheik on Jan. 28, 1979. Plaza and Weier called Weinberg's coaching ··unpardonable." But the videotape of that meeting was une of the most damaging pieces of goverrunent evidence at Williams' trial. He was shown boasting of his contracts and influence - but the jury was not properly impressed with the fact that the senator's essentially harJnless braggadocio was entirely then product of coaching by the FBI's underworld hireling . At the trial, Williams explained that he had followed Weinherg 's instructiosn because he wanted to help his friend get the $100 million mvestmenl that the phony sheik was dangling as bait. There is more evidence of government misconduct that the Ethics Committee should consider. For example, prosecutors at Williams' trial made much of his allegedly impror presure o~ the New Jersey state gambling commission to give a renovation contract for the Ritz Casino In Atlantic City to a firm supposedly favored by the senator. Yet the government's own files state : "Evidence ... indicates that the Ritz proposal was dec1ded without any undue influence or pressure by Williams." In another questionable government action, Camden Mayor Angelo Erichetti actually helped forge a letter heing Williams' signature - in the presence of the FBI 's undercover ABSCAM agents. Wein-, berg had asked Erichetti for a letter that would confinn the senator's support for the titanium mine deal·; when they agreed that Williams would not sign such a letter, they simply forged one. Despite the lack of solid evidence, the Justice Department went ahead with the prosecution of Williams. This raises some questions that warrant a full-scale congressional investigation. Who wanted to nail Williams so badly, and why? At least this much can he shown: Jimmy Carter's Justice Department tended to take its political signals from the White House. Williams, a power in New Jersey politics, supported Sen . Ted Kennedy , D-Mass., in the crucial New Jersey primary. Indeed, Carter lost the primary to Kennedy Today in history. • •· Today is Thursday, Aug. 20, the 232nd day of 1981. There are 133 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On Aug. 20, 1!!68, the Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact nations m- . vaded Czecholovakia to crush Alexander Dubeek's liheral regime. On this date: In 1791, Alaska was discovered by the Danish navigator, Vitus Jonas Bering. In 1914, German troops occupied Brussels, Belgium, in World War I. In 1915, Italy declared war on Turkey. And in 1970, Israel informed the United Nations it was ready to begin peace talks with Egypt. Tenyears ago : The life sentence of Lt. Wi1 1iam Calley, convicted in the my la1 massacre, was reduced to 20 years. lacked in the same breath." " Well, what would you link with sex?" " Banana bread." "Why banana bread?" I asked. "I happen to like banana bread, and I also happen to like sex. I don 'I consider banana bread any more violent than sex, providing the other person has no objection.'' "You miss the point. The people who are in the censoring business would get nowhere if they said they were against sex and banana bread. They're unlinkable." "So are sex and violence," Pfizer said."Now if they want to attack more unnecessary sex than there rape and violence, then I might join has to be, when it comes to en- their club. I might even go along tertaining the masses. But I don't · with their reservations about very see why they both have to be at- young teen-agers Involved in sex. What I think is wrong is that by generalizing and putting sex and violence together they're making people believe that if you're indulging in one you're committing the other." ''Would you object to sex and frozen yogurt?" I asked him. "Why' Does frozen yogurt turn a kite," Pfizer said. "I don't believe the Moral Majority would do it," I told him. " They see sex as a violent act. " "Maybe that's their problem," Pfizer said. ''Anyone with an unhapPY sex life is prone towards violen- you on?" "It does," I admitted. "Every " Well, if everything you say is true, what can just two of us do about it hesides look at girls in their bikinis?" \ "Not much," he said. "Let's find a refreshment stand that sells banana bread and frozen yogurt." "What good would that do?" "It would be making a non-violent statement about sex, which everyone on this beacl) seeJrli! to have on their minds." lime I see a pretty gir on the beach I 'think to myself, 'I ·wish I had a frozen yogurt.' " · . "Well, at least frozen yogurt isn't a violent act, unless you push it in someone's face." · "If I had a frozen yogurt I would never resort to violence,'' I assured him. "How abOut linkfng sex with flying ce." a row, while Dan Schatzeder aild Dave Toblk blanked Minnesota· on seven hits. Papi, servi.l)g as the designated hitter for only the second tlnie this season, hit his two-run homer after John Wockenluss broke a scoreless · tie with a double . · The Tigers are now in first place in the America League East with a 7-3 record, while the Twins have six consecutive losses. Rangers 4, Brewers 1 Buddy· Bell had two hits and tw~ RBI while Doc Medich allowed only five hits in 82-3 innings to pace Texas over Milwaukee. _ aeu singled .home the Rangers' first run .In the f11'9t Inning and then doubled home another run In the six· th after Billy Sample's. homer gave l'exaa a ~lead In the fifth. Medich, 6-3, had a three-hitter going into the ninth, but Ben OgilVie's run-sco~ double ruined the shutout bid before Jim Kern came in to get the final out. Wblte Sox &, Y aokees 5 Mike Squires knocked In two runs with a single and .a sacrifice fly as ELECTED to the National league all-star team for outstanding play throughout the season were, front, 1-r, Lisa Ferrell, Lisa Camp, Mary Sisson, Joanna Frye, Lori Sayre, Julie Hysell, Carrie Karr, . Jodi Harrison, Rhonda Zirkle. Back ro"· - Coach David Pratt. Chicago edged New York and snapped the team's Tonuny John jinx. John had three shutouts agauist the White Sox last year.and extended his scoreless innings streak against them to 32 2-3 iimings before allowing four unearned runs in the thi'rd inning. The 38-year-old left-hander was taking a rare break from his six-day hospital vigil that started when his 2year-old son fell from a third-story window last Thursday. Marloen t, IDdlans 3 Joe Simpson doubled In the loth in- ning and scored the winning run after Cleveland shortstop Jerry Dybzinski threw wide of third base when Simpson tried to advance on a grounder to the left side. Angels 6, Orioles 3 Bobby Grich singled to ignite a four-run fourth inning and led off the fifth with a home run . Grich ex· tended his hitting streak to 21 games, longest in the AL this season. He singled to open the fourth and scored the tie-breaking run on Bobby Clark's two-out triple. Consecutive singles by Butch Hobson, Rod Carew, Rick Burleson and Fred Lynn produced three more runs. Grieb's home run was his sixth in the as many games. A's 4, Red Sox 2 Dave McKay broke a 2-2 tie with a fifth-inning double and Cliff Johnson homered in the sixth as Oakland posted its fifth straight triumph. The A's supported winning pitcher Matt Keough with only four hits but got two unearned runs in the first inning on a throwing error by loser Frank Tanana. Assistant Coach. Melanie Sisson, Melissa Downing, Maria Mu..ser, Carol Smith, Barbie Hatfield, Jodi MiUer, Sherrie Southworth, Alana Lyons, Carla King, and Lori Adams. Absent was JiU Nease. Whnl c v N th e <Kiron tS. N IKE CORTEZ tS <'llwny S tn lh r nr I N 1K E c, Cl ASS IC runntn q S llOf' ~pcc t."'l l tc<1 1urcs •n c !udc h f' f'l tl ,l r t' ":: tonq w r•rn t rln twrrtnqbon C" so les NI KE COR r i:L M-G-M CHAMPS - The very tough Sallsbury junior girls team won the M-G-M championship and took second plaee honors in the league tournament. Members of the league championship team are, front, 1-r, Mary Miller. Patricia Davis, Tammy Eblin, Jen- da Zirkle, and Jodi Harrison. Second row- Greta Kennedy, Sandy Jones, assistant coach, Rhonda Neece, Darla King, Barb Hatfield, Julie Sisson, Beth Blaine. Kim Eblln, Carla King, and April Brickles. Standing behind his team is Coach Dave Pratt. c~n d tnn c l ~lSSby cool Sp c n Lo soc klr rwr '!. lh cmsclv('S (..._L_OCK_ER__.) 219 Annex to the Heritage House 219 N. Second Ave., Middleport rn_·f_e_r_c_o_uc_h_._T_r_ac_i_E_b_h_'n_._h_at_g_ir_I,;M~a~ri:a~M=u=s=~:r~,~R=h=o=n-~------~--------------------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ frou_rt __ h_in_n_in_g__ an_d--its__s•_·x-th__v_ic-to_r_y_in______ For the record. EAST w t f)ctn)ll TIJfUI1lU Mii"''HUkt'l' B<lltunorl' :t · Nt·~o~- Prt. GB ./110 .6110 I '5 ' ' \'urk ' '' 8 2 l;o 3 /110 6110 Bustun I I WF.ST li • St•atllt• Chl l'Oij~ll ii 4 Thx ~ 5 4 Kcmsa.s Cit,· 5 Cttli furm~t · "'" 1'• -~ lOO .J33 271 Oe\·eland ·"' .<55 .250 6 2 6 Minnesota 3 8 x·Fir.Hwlf dJviston wmner Wnlat>sda)''M Gamrft Chka ~ u 6. New Vurk 5 Ot!troit 4. Minne£01..». 0 .271 I J' ~ 4' ~ - ,. ,, :1.52: Burns, Chica.wo. 7-2. .i78. 2.82: Nor· Oakland 4, Botiton 2 ( Cleveland 3, 10 inninJ;ts Thuraday'JGame11 Bctlttmore tD.MartinPz ~Jt i:lt Ccdifor- nia •Zahn Hi l, •nl ~on 1 Mt~)ltty • Ecker.~ler Oakland . 42 RBI · Anna s. Oakland. ~ 7: Bell. Tcltas , -1 ~ : Thmnus. Milwuukcr . 45: O~livie, Mil· waukt't'. H : Winfield. t\cw York . 4.1. HITS Ohver. Tl'lUIS. 88 : Herlderson, Oaklcmd. 85 : L~:tn.!!ford, B~ton , IH : Puciorek. St•~ttlll•. 84 : Burlelllln. Cetlifornia. 83 : Cnrl'\1 . C<tlifumia . &.1 . DOUBLES: Pa d orek , Seattlt>. 21 : OJi\'t•r. Tu.as. 2{1 : Annas. Oakland, 18: Lansford. Huston . 17: Halrhl•r , Minnesota . li. TR I Pl.i;:S: Castino. Minnt'solci. 6: G riffin . Tnrontu, 5: Baines. Chlt'alo(o. 5: Lemt!ll, Chil'a~o . ~: 8 Tted With -1 HO~E IIUNS: Thotnile, Mihnmkee . 17: F.\-ans. Roston. 14 : Annas. Oakland, 14 : Gra y, St!attle . ll ; Murr~ty , Baltimore, 12 . GriL"h. Califun1ia . 12: Furd, C~:tlifomia . 12 . STOJ .E~ BASES Henderson. Oak land. ·1 ~: Cruz. Seattle. Jl : Dilone, C levelar~d, ~: 1-t!Fiure, Chkalo(o, 19 : Bumbn·, Balli· more. 1-1. ' · PITCHING •i OensiunsJ · Clear . 8t:8 ton. S. l. .889. :1 .29: Heneyrutt , Texas, 8-1. 889. 2.79: MrGre~or , Baltimore, 8--2 . .800, Tunmln 9. K11nsas Cit.\' 4 fl"xotS -1 . Mil ....·aukee I C<tlifnmia 6. &ltimurt' :1 Se~tttlr • • ~urph~ . Amaiun LraKLit' x.()aklantl Sex and violence.---------- -Art_Bu_c_hw_a_ld "You know what confuses me?" sa id Pfizer, as we were watching the g ~rls in their bikinis do their stuff on the heach. "What's that?" I asked him . "Why do they always link sex and violence together? Every time the Moral Majority or any other minority discuss evils of the day, they make it sound like you can't have one without the other . This is particularly true of people who want to censor what we see or read. Now 1 have no trouble with violence - 1 don't like it and I think there's way too much of it for the good of the country. And there may be a lot ·. ByWULIAMit.BARNARD . . AP Sporla Writer Uoyd Moseby and AI Woods didn't exactly make the best of their opportunities, After all, a home run is ~ore p~oductive than a single in any giVen Situation in baseball. But few players in baseball ever got better mileage out of five singles and a ground ball than the two Toronto Blue Jays did Wednesday night. Coming to bat with runners in scoring position all night, Moseby knocked in six runs ivith three singles and a grounder and Woods added three more RBI with two of his three singles as Toronto bunched 17 hits for a !t-4 victory over the Kansas City Royals. For Moseby, it was the best game he's had since he was in Medicine Hat, a tiny community in Western Canada with the Pioneer rookie league. · "I drove in seven runs in Medicine Hat one night," he said. "My previous best in the big leagues was four against Tommy John." The Blue Jays, 111-42 before the players' strike, are 11-4 since the second season started, good enough for second place in the American League East. In other AL games, Chicago edged New York 1>-5, Oakland tripped Boston 4-2, Texas topped Milwaukee 4-1, Detroit blanked Minnesota W, California beat Baltimore S-3 and Seattle edged Cleveland 4-3 in 10 innings. Moseby's six RBI came on a pair of two-run singles in the sixth and seventh innings, a run-scoring single in the fourth and the fielder's choice grounder in the third . Woods had a two-run single in Toronto's three-run third inning and added another RBI single in the fourth. Moseby also figured in one of the game's oddest moments when he was trapped between third and home in the third inning, but refused to surrender and got back to the base after Royals first baseman Willie Aikens threw the ball away. ·The victory went to Juan Berenguer, who was placed on waivers by the Royals Aug. 8 and picked up by Toronto. Berenguer, 0-4 with Kansas City, raised his overall record to 24 with seven innings of five-hit pitching, allowing only two earned runs, including a solo homer by Hal McRae in the fifth. Tigers f, Tw.lns 0 Stan Papi hit his second homer of the season, both as a designated hitter, highlighting Detroit's three-run • In- al $-51 Oakland 8--4 !. 1 n I aen~lgnd •Walts ~· at Seatllt' •Abb.oll 2-f I, t 11 I Oni)· tames 11Cheduled Friday'• Gamrs r i ~. Oiikland. 9-3., 750. :Uil: Tornn, 8os· ton. 6-2, .i50, 3.58: D.Martint..>z, Baltimore. S.3, .i27, :l .DI : Vuckovich, Milwaukee, 8-3. 727. 3.73. WTRlKEOUTS : Barker. Cleveland , 77 : Bl~· h.•ven , Cleveland , 16 : l.t"'nard, Kansas C'it~· . i5 : Fhtnal(an , Baltirno~ . 64 : Davis. t\t'w York. &2: NniONAL LEAGUE •I»· at bats I : Youngblood, New York, .UO: Ou·son, Montreal, .329: Madlock. Pitl:lburgh. .325; Ro:te, Pt1ila- Chicai(O at fl)f()DIO ·~ Kan&~s City at New Yortl, '" 1 BArriNG Teu:~ at Detruil. t n 1 Mlnneso'- at Milwaukee, t n 1 lltveland at California, tnl Baltimore at Oekland, t n 1 Busl.oo lit Se-atUe. t n 1 delphia. .323: Durham, Chic:ll!jO , .320. RUNS: Colllrl!i, Cincinnati, 47: Schmidt, Philadelphia, t6 : Foster, Qncinnati, 44: Rainta. Montreal. ~2: Hendrick. St.l.ouis. 12. RBI : Foster. Cincinnati. 51: Schmidt. Philadelphia. 49: Cuncfpcion , ClncinDIIti, NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST w L P<"l. -&6: But:kner , Chicltt[O, GB - ., 2 ! .7!0 .611 5 I .5GO ·.5GO 7 7 .!00 .222 ! ! I .7GO ,1$1 Jl: 5 5 Sin Franci!('() 2 8 Sin Diego I·First·half division wiMer .5GO .5GO 2 2 5 St. IJJUis New York Olil'al(o Montreal PiiiSburgh J:·PhiJ.aJelphia ''5 !' 2 WEST 1 """""" 6 Allan&a 5 5 5 Cincinn~1i x·lm Alll(eies .11017 .200 2 2 I 4' :: - . I ';! Wl!dandly'tGa~~JH Chicago 4, Los Ar1~les 3 Plttaburgh 1, San . rancllto 3 Atlanta $. New York 2 Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 3 SI. LoWa~ 1. San Diefo 8 ........... . Ha~ HOWJton 9, Montfflt Ntw York t I ~ 2-21 at tP.Niekro +-41, l nl Only l[lmt ICIIedlllecl , Fridoy'o GuiH San Francllto at 01lc:aco ' San Dleio at Pltllllvlh. 2, tnl Montreal It' Atlai'U, In I Ne• York al C i - i . ,., HOIIIton 11 Phlladelpldo, •nl Los ~ Anl(eiH at St.LouiJ. •nl Leaders' Atlanta York, 41: GarYt!)", ~1 ; KillfCman, N~w Los Angeles, -11. HITS: Rose, Philadelphia, M: Foster. Cincinnati. at: Conctpcion, CU.ciMati, 78; Baker, J.uzs An~t:eles . 71: Garve)·. Im AnfCf)es, 11. , DOUBI.ES: C~ion, Cincinnati , 20: ~. S.n Dlel(o . . 31: Buckntr. Chicat~u. 19; Garvey. l.us Anll:eles. 18: F~t.er. em. dnnaaU. li. · TRIPI.ES: Reynoldl, Houston, 9: Richa'rds, San DleJW, U: Herr. St.l.uuiJ, 7: Templeton, St.IAA&is. 7: Rail')(~ . Montreal. 6: Mon.ano, Pilt.sbuf](h. 6: Ht>mdon , San Francisctl, fi. • HOME RUNS: KiR)(mln, Ne~· Yort, 13: S.:hmidl. Philadelphia. II: Dow..,, Montreal , 16,: Foster, Cincinllllli. 18 : Htmdrick, ' SU!oo\1\S, 13. STOLEN BASES: . Ral.... MoniTeol. 52: North. San Franc:lxo, 26: S<GII. r.bltn!al. 11: Munmu, Pi!t.lburgh. 11: Collins, Cincinnati, 21. PITCHING •'i Decilionsl: Rhoden, Pi!II!Juflh. IH . .1$7. 3.10 : Camp, Allanla. ~1. .157, 1.13 : St!anr. Cincinnati. 1-2, .110. us: ronch, StLoull. 7·2. .na. 1.92: · Carllon, . Pllllldelphlo, H. .710, 2.113: """"'· Cincinnati, f.Z: .!It, S.lll : Klleooe<. - . . . &.2, · .!IIJ. U5: Lyle. 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WINNER - Don Spencer, Vincent, form erly of Pomeroy, Is pictured driving Gigi Can to a first place victory in the rrrsl division for three year old lilly trot- ters at the Meigs County Fair Wednesday afternoon. Gigi Can was the trophy winning horse among tbe three year old lilly trotters, winning both the elgbth and the 13th races. ' Fourteen races highlight fair program Wednesday fo urteen ra ces marked w1th local dr ivers and loca lly owned horses were a tughlight of the Meigs County Fa1r harness horse program Wednesday afternoon . Rilcing fa ns cheered on Don Spen- cer. Vincent, fonne r Pomeroy resident a nd son of the la te Sidney Spencer . Pom eroy. a local harnes.s Ex-St. Joseph's player Paul Morrison., 6-8 post player., transfers to Rio Grande College RIO GRANDE - Pa ul Morrison. a ii-8. 220-pound post player from Andrews Air Foret' Base. md_. has transferred to Rio Grande Col legt.• frolll a national ptm·cr house. accordmg to basketbcli l cuCJch J ohn Lawhorn . \1urri sun played the lost two ~eCJ stm s fn r national powerhouse St .J"s eph' s of Ph il ade lph ia . He a\·l·raged four points and four rebounds per ~i.llne dunn11, hts fresh · mcm carnp;.Jign for coach Jim I.ynarn and playt•d in onl_\· six ga me ~ because of injur!es last year . B acade m ic average. St. Josep h's went 23-10 during h1s lllJtial campaign and fi nis hed 28-7 last season . Morrison went to St. Josep h's from ren tra l High School in Seat Pleasant, Md., where he ave raged 16 p01nts and 13 rebounds per contest hi s seni or year . He was fi rst team All·Coun ty a nd lh1rd team All-Metro as coach Ed Tro ut's eage rs went 2011. He v,:as tab bed outsta nding male athlete at Central and ea rned a hi gh ·I'm really excited a bout commg to Rio Grande," Mornsun sa id. "My parents live around he re now and I wanted to slay near home. but a lso I came here beca use I wanted to be an active part of a growing progra m. And I've a lways been impressed with the kmd of teams coach l...ctwhurn has produced.·· Morrison will ma jor in sa les ma rketing and a minor in 8C· counting at Rio Grande. Nolan goat, then Reds hero CINCIN NATI ' AP I - Clllcmna tl Reds catc her Joe Nolan had a rough n1ght be hind the plate. but he gave the Phila delphia Phillies an even rougher tune fr om the batter's box . Nolan 's passl'd ball let in a run in the first innin~-: Wednesday. when the Phillies grabbed a 3-{) lead. He a tuned by r<tpping three hits and dnvmf:! in rour runs to beat the Phd li es. 6-J " J' ve been leav ing men on base. It' s about time r drove in som e key runs." sa id Nola n, who cappt:'d a decisive three-run eighth inning wi th a two·run double. :"-~'ul an got a workout trying to catch Reds s tarter Bruce Bere nyi, who s uffered throu ~ h customary streaks of wildnes.s while spotting Uw P hil lies a three·run lead . ·It's like catch ing 1 Houston horse trainer and driver, to several first place wins, and Burdell McKinney of Middleport as he came in from behind to take an exciting victory in the lOth race. There were two divisions in the three year old colt trotter class ma ki ng up the first and sixth and the thi rd and seventh races . .Jet Skipper. driven by Ron Newhart, Marietta , took fi rst place in both the first and the s ixth and Bender's Pride, owned by Mario Celli, Mt. Gilead, was fi rst in both the second and the seven th. A trophy blanket for the fastest time in , the four races went to Bender's Pnde . The trophy was donated by Rild1o WMPO. The racing program was loaded with two-year-old pacers which ma de up the third, fourth and fifth races. In the third . Shy .Jim , owned by Leonard F1lzpalrick, Johnstown , as firs t : Entourage . owned by R. G. Betts. Barnesville. was firs t in the fourth with Cayuga, owned by the Spencer family cmmng in second, and in the fifth . Timber Sailer was fir st. He is owned by Randall E. Weatz, Vincent. was second in the fifth . The trophy blanket among the two yea r old pacers for the fastest time went to Shy Jim. The troph y was donated by the Royal Crown Bottli ng Co. There were two divisions for the three yea r old filly trotters. Spencer dri ving Gig1 Can, owned by him and Weinberger of Gallipolis, drove to first place in both the eighth and the 13th race of the firs t divis ion . In th second division, Va lley Gem. owned by the Spencer fam1ly and driven by Don Spence r, was first in the second division, race nine . a nd J eff' s Belle. owned by C. Salrnona and D. WCJlton. Wellston, was first in the Reg. '17.27 NOW CREOSOTE 4 OFF ANY TIMEX WATCH coupon TYLENOL Casey Kasam FALL SHOES WMPO ARRIVING NOW SATURDAYS 8 til Noon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====::::::::::::::::::~ - .r-.... THE SAVING PLACE 10-9 Sunday 1-6 10 Day ~ale D~ily Timekeeping Class.i cs · by~® ' ' STATE WINNERS- Two Meigs County '-" boys were wi011ers in their fields at tbe Ohio Stale Fair Ibis week. Tbey are, left, Kevin Napier, son of Christine· Napier, Bidwell, first io the stale lor his exhibit In electricity I, aod Terry Smith, SGD of Darlene Casto, Pomeroy, who was outstanding of the day for his project on exploring lbe outdoors. 110 w. Main St. 991-2811 cou pon L1mJt ol 1 Per Co upon Sw isher & Lohs e Pharm.1cy f. xpires8 ·24 -81 of OUTSTANDING BOOTH - Tbe Eight Is Enough '-H Club tbe Chester Community was the winner of the award banner for the best 4H hootb at this year's Meigs County Fair. Pictured with tbe banner arc I to r, Pat WoUe, advisor; Susan WoUe, club member, and Melanie Slethem, advisor. coupon Parker family gathers for reunion and Keith Ashley .. Gilts were presented to Harley Jones. 86, the oldest man : Ethel Stout and Lottie Parker. the oldest women, buth 93: Marguerite King, Cocoa Beach. Ala .. who Iraveled the farthest, 1,400 miles; Mr. and Mrs. William White . Diana. Cindv and Kelli, the ·largest lamily; · Kelli White. 22 months, the youngest girl: Mark Parker. the youngest boy . The president read "The Denture Wearer's Lament," and IAJttie Parker recited " The Old Maid's The 4lith annual Parker reunion was held recently at the Tuppers Plains Elementary School. Nellie Parker gave the blessin~ before the basket dinner. Franklin Parker. president. had charge of the business meeting during which time· officers were elected lor the 1982 reunion. They arc parker, president; Gladys Parker. secretary-treasurer ; freda Bean, name tags. and Nellie Parker. . gilts. . An offering was taken and. donations made to the school district and the custodian lor the use of the building·. The group gave a vote of ~hanks for their worl; to the officers and to the historians, Eleanor Bo"inan, Clara Belle Bums. June Prayer." Katherine Lee Colburn led the singing closing with " Till We Meet Again ." ·Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert parker, Wilber Parker, Howard Parker. Helen Hart. Genevieve Guthrie. Carol Dodderer. Robert Ashley , Mae Durst , Paulela Cheathem. all local; Donna and Sam Davis, Charleston, W. Va.: Lillian Henderson , Athens ; Carol Jones. Augusta and Leo Keith, Marion : Lillian Le€, Columbus : Gail Mills. Elizabeth. W. Va.: Jhonda Coll ins . Ironton; Harold Parker, Coal Grove; Philip and Virginia Parker. Vienna, W. Va.: Angie Kirby . Walker, W. Va .: Maxine Yusl , Lancaster: Hcida and Rilndy Smith. Clifton, W. Va . 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Gigi Can won the trophy blanket . - - - - - - - - - - - - given by Dimaond Savings and Loan. There were three di visions for two yea r old filly pacers in yesterday's progra m . Burdell McKinney, Middleport, came out of tl1e pack in the lOth race to take the lOth race, dri v in ~ · Show Lady. owned by Dorothy Karr, Pomeroy . Second in the race was Julie's Show owned by Ruger Spencer, Pomeroy . In the lith race for the two-year-old fillies, Magnolia Time , owned by Merrill knuckleball pi tcher Joe 1 Niekro. many good hitters not to be a good The ba ll 's forever bouncing offensive tea m." around." a sweat·covered Nolan P hillies Mana ger Dallas Green sa id. se~w hi s club waste scoring opMike Schm1dt a nd Garry Maddox portunihes Ill the second. fifth, produced RBI singles in the first a nd seve nth a nd eighth innings. Nolan·s passed ball let in the other " We got the three runs in the first Philadelphia run . Ken Gnffey 's mmng, and we ended up with 10 hils sacnfice fly m the tturd , Nolan's cmd three runs. We're one hit away RBI single in the fourth and his runfro m breakmg the ba ll game up to be producing double in the sixth tied the our ballgame. We 're not getting it ," gcune. Green said. "We had s itua tions Dave Concepcion smgled to start where we could have put the game the bottom of the eighth off Spa rky out of reach tonight , but we didn't do .. Lyle , 5-2 . foster doubled to score It. Concepcion from fi rst, and Nolan . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - iced the game with his one-out double for two more runs. ·our hitting has been rea lly slow . George is the onl y one who's been hilling With cons istency. day in a nd day out, .. Nolan said . " We ha ve too MEIGS CO. FAIR SPECIALS Attend the Fair, and be sure to stop by and visit our booth. TOP WINNERS - Jua111ta Lambert, left, aDd Betty Dean were amoD& tbe lop willners Ill lbe Meigs County Fa!r Rower show Wednesday. Mrs. Lambert, a member of tbe Rutlaod Friendly Gardeners, toot reoerve .best of show In artistic arrangements wbitb her mass arnmgement of golden rod, mums, Queen Anne's lace aod yew, wblle Mrs. Dean, a member of both tbe Chesler Garden Club and tbe Shade Valley CouocU of Floral Arts, was the horticulture sweepstakes award winDer. Mrs. llerllice Carpenter, Pomeroy, was the best of show award winner In artistic design, but was not present for tbe picture. �......... " ··-~ ~ Thursday, August 20, 1981 Weight loss club news ... Four graduating KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Sensibly) were honored at this week's meeting of the Rutland TOPS Club. Those honored . were Freda Davis, Belva Schwer, Kathy Stewart and Marcia Barrett. Each 'was presented a diploma and an engraved s tatue. Members brought gifts in their honor. The weekly best loser was Jo Ann Fetty with Cindy Krautter as the runnerup. Ms. Fetty was presented .a ribbon and a cash gift. lnfonnallon on the club may be obtained by calling · 742-2171. PLANTING SEEDS OF HAPPINESS - Flower Seed the Clown, of Variety Attractions, zanesville, will be cheerfully greeting fairgoers Friday from 2 until 6 p.m., as she has done since Wednesday . Sh01m here is Flower Seed, kneeling, along with live of her furry LITILE MISS AND MISTER MEIGS COUNTY - Christi Maidens , G, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Dale Maidens, Racine; and Crockett P. Roush, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Roush of Syracuse, were selected Wednesday evening from 31 girls and 10 boys compellug for the lilies. Both Miss Maidens and Mr. Roush received $50 gift certificates from Elberfeld's, and all participants received blue ribbons. The contest was held by the Middleport Business and Professlooal Women's Club, with Alwllda Werner In charge, and judging the event were Evelyn Proffitt, Laverna Yeauger and Agnes Roush, all of Mason. Danny King of Point Pleasant was the master of ceremonies and interviewer, a nd 1980 Little Mister Meigs County, Colin Maidens, the son of Mr. and Mrs . Dale Maidens and Christl's brother , assisted " 'ith presenta tions. companions , Miss Lamb, Mary Wells: Miss Pig, Pam Lawrence; Miss Mouse, Glfnda Gum: Miss Bunny, Betty Loftus, and Miss Cow, Rhonda Jeffers. Flower Seed was selected by the Clowns of America for first plarr honors in makeup and costum e. Garden produce winners announced Kathleen Btssell. Long Bottom , took first place m the best dtspiay of ga rden prod uce in the fa rm croP" a nd horticulture department at the Metgs Count y Fatr . Others pi:J'ing 111 the best dtspl ay class and receiving ribbons and premiwns of $15, $10, $5 and $2.50 respectively , were Jimmie kmg. Minersville, May Tay lor, Pomeroy. and Rella Day , Minersville. Ribbon and premiwn winners in other cla»es, listed first , second and thi rd respeelt ve ly. were as follows: Ht .!. .-\ l l "n,, \\h 1t l' ~ \l't'l't L'Drll ~-n·ll B .Sm 1t h. f'Hlll t"r"~ . ,li! Jirll lt' l\1n~. \1ula ~v l llt· . Commu nity Doy this weekend 1\ ,trr· ] ,o n~ Bl••. tun • Ht•J pol)!:urn Ina ['pr so n. Lun'" Rlill••tn. Hl'r 111<-l ll \ilf~urr . l.ulli! BuHvrr 1 Pt>ek "hCiil Ru\· Hultt' r . P unll'ftl\ Cubbkrptr Ui\L~~:; Mrs lnt'Z Carsvn 1\t·nrwbt·t· pul.dlut: ~ Rt"lto Oa1 . \1mt·r~nllt· . Jl ,rbby Bulin~ l .tlllli Bti\I Uill ;mil Suz~ C<~r · pt>n\t: r . Rutland . St:nt't"a Bl'auh Ht• n mtn C~r~un . f1rst anJ .~ t't"U ilJ ~~~ suda pvl<~ltlt'~ H U 1ol<~rL1 F.i\·rn. H<! er ne : HN · 11ran CHr sun. Int·z Car:-.un Utht· r· \Mit'\~ pul;t1ue .~ \1a~ Til .l iN Pumt·rol . Mildtlrlll' Parntt•r. Mrdd!t•purt Hvl<~nd Wtl l. Pomtro~ SWEF.T POTATOES Y;tu t' Fn·J B Sunth At·rmuda~ th'nli<Lll C<t rson l ;tJ[d \ug~d Hl·mwn Ca rson. htt'£ (', ,,n ()lht·r~ant'll H t• rman C a r ~on . \"EGF:TABLES L rt•t•n eabb<Lgt.• Ke~lh l t.>t'fl Btsst•ll . Rtl..i.t. D<J~ . ll••bb\ Bo lin g H1•ti I "Oi bbat~t· Kat hlt•t•n Btsst.> ll . Ka .\ Tayll1r F.j.!gpi;Llll .l rlllllllt•Kltl).! l""lllitlo~:s . fkJ fn·ll B Smrth. Ebt<' Fo lult' r. l 'uut~·nn tCJthlt•t·n Bl ~~t ·ll Yt•lh•" t um<t lllt'S K;tthlt' t"n Brsst>ll . Ht•nnan (";rr wn. F rnl H Sm1th Wh tlt·tornit\L>n l lt•n ;Mn Ci:Lrsun Coolville CoiTU nunity Day wil l be observed this weekend . The Tri· Count y LIOns of Coo lville are spunsuring the observa nce whic h will wke plaee un Mam Street in Coolvil le. Acttvttle s will begm Saturday morning with it nea market all weekend. There wtll be a s tree t dance un Saturday evening , an d both the Coolville Volu nteer Fire Depart· ment a nd the Seninr Citi ze ns wll l have activities g oin~ dur ing the weekend . ("]wrr~ llllll<l l\lt'.~ ll l'nHH/1 f<lr'-<Lfl . Jllllllllo ' 1\ 1/IJ.! BH.'VIur tuma \ uo:~ Ht•nna. rl CarstJil Gn·t•n Ptod Pult• lkan:. W ll~on l "arpt•nlel '. 1 <1~ Tay lu r. Frtd H Smtih Y;Lrd LLmg Pt •lt• ~ ~all ~ Inez Carson Gn•t•n poll bush bt-an:-. Ruland Wrll. .\t,,~ L1~ lm . lhlbt:> rll.t• " 's . Ptllltt'nl~ 1.1111<1 Bean~ · 1\<JthlL'L'Il Bl s..tit>ll. Frt><l 8 Smtih . Hl' n!lan Ca rson Whth' un t u n ~ S h.ar ~·n llto rbt-r. lMll ~ Bol lum . \1-. rk Yos t. H<LfiiW : Hl.'nnan Ci!rStlll \' t'llo~t. omons Mar.\ YL LSl. Jtrrurut•K rng Ho:"d unr un.s Miir}"Yost PllLLt'rllus M<l\ Ti!\ lor HHI P•'PJW r ~ Rubb~ Boling. Rol-.ml Will. .\1<1 1 H<~bo:rt] ,t'Y,I ~ Cttr rPl s ln t"Z C:H :-.~>11. ~· n·t l R Srr111h . J rllllllll' Turmp.o.; . Herman ~·<Lr ~u n C.rrt'n r ucumbt' rs Ruland Will .-\rtrt• Huuda ~he lt . Rrrlu t' ll \ol<Hh•lrnt• P:.u nh•r Pa·klt•s llobb1 Bu ltn~o: . ~ har or1 Ht•lbt·r . Ht'tla The descendants of James and Bertha Cremeans will hold a fa mtly reum un Saturda y. Aug. 29, at Forked Run Lake, Long Bottom. A basket dinne r will be served at 12:30 Men's & Boys' Dm . 6k.ra Rubb.t Bulrng. Ch.arll:'s C<t rr . Cnulnllc . F rt•ld pumpk rn Jost>ph Sayre. Rt>t>dsvl llt• : 1..H rr:- C"uw dt· r~ l ,on~ Bu ll om: &lyre. lhtrd . Prt• purnpk.111 I..Hrr.l Cuwdt• r ). Ht•rnJ<i ll Cu- VELOUR SHIRTS Cusha1o1 Ht•rm<W C<i r ~o n Zu<·rhmr Els1t' F olmer. Punw rur. C"her.\ I Fulmer . Ptllnt•rur. Frt•dB S1111Lh S w nnwr ~ qu<Jsh Sharon Retbt! r. fht·n ·l Fo lm er. F.lsw l'olnwr Crooke d t' t·r k Bonn Lt.' l,t·Ma.'\lt·r. Pu11Wno1 .\ 1i:ldt·lrnt' Pamtl'r · Ornanwnt.al Gourds Ht•nna n Ci1rson Cha r lt•stoll G ra~ ~t'il! n : Fred B. Stmth. Otht' r \"<t nt'\ .1· melon . Fn·d R Smtih . ftr ~ t and "'l"tmd. M<11· T;~r lur . Lhtrd C;~ntoloujx· .itmllllt' K111 0: Ot ht•r \'arr 1'l.1 l"<~ nl.dloupc Fret! B Sn uth. AIIUIL<i 1\arr O.ht•r fruit.~ Ror Holt er LARGES:r JlROOLICE W tnll t'r.~ Ill lht• classes for Uw largt•st pnKJut"\' g nrw n Ill Mt·I~S Count} Wt' re J i/l1lllh.' K 1n~ . pot.a tu :. !..Hrry lmrdt'ry. pumpkill : Fred 8 Smllh. ~· <tte rme lon . Fred B. Smith. tomat o : Mar~an•\ Milll:'r . cabb.a~-:e .and beet: Sharon R£~rbcr . c ucumbt!r : RetW Day. ~~nion Ht! nnan C<J r :;on. sweet pota to, turmp a nd bean : ILi rn Cowdt"n. !IQUash : and F'rl'd B. Smrth. nulla lou pt.• Tht> awards fur freak ve~etabl es went Itt Her· lllil rr far s1 111. Ma.r Ta .~· lo r and S haron Fi t' Ibt"r . 1 K·,·t'b ;\1adt•lrnt P;u n\N . liobb\ or Friendly Service our Automotiv e Nee<as.• e: Doug a lker, or $}}99 ·~Hush America's Leading TV/CB Antenna Manufacturer Pupg~~~~~ · p.m . ANTENNA PRESENTS and HERS Plan card shower A ca rd shower is plenned fur Mildred Wolfe who will celebra te her 93rd birthday Thursday . Her ad dress is Pomeroy Health Can• Cen ~ ter. Pomeroy, Ohio. A shley r ecuperating James E. Ashley. La ncaster. ts recuperating from open heart surge ry at Un iversity Hospital. Cnlurnbus. HARVA~ To meet Friday The past ma trons of Evangel ine Chapter 172. Orde r of the Eastern Swr will meet at7 :ZOp.m . Fnday a t the home of Mrs. Emma K. Clat worthy . Members are a sked to take gtfts for games. SAND/BROWN TRUE LOVE DOWN TO MATCHING SHOES THE Club plan s mee tin g The Harrisonvi lle Senior Ci ti zens Cl ub will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m . at the to wn hall . All members are SHOE BOX Ml urgt•d to allend . Junior & Senior MEIGS COUNTY Replace Your Worn-Out an Archer<! In Time for the New Fall Shows and Sports! You'll Get Better FM, Too! Antenna With 9:00AM .- Jr. Fair DemonstrationsIndividual and Team 1Show Arena I I : 00 P .M.- Pet Show- Show Arena 2:00 P.M. - Flower Show Judging 2:00P.M.- Twilight i'larnes.s Racing 7:00 P .M.-Junior Fair Market Steer. Lamb and Pig Sale •8 :00 P.M.- Horse Pull ... ,; "' .,~ Women of iChurch· of • " ~.... God meet ...." be in by tomorrow RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande College and Community College students have until Aug. 21to submit application for consideration of an Ohio Instructional Grant for the 1981-82 academic year, according to the Ohio Board of Regents. The state grants asslst low a nd middle income students in meeting their college tuition ~x­ penses . Applications are available at most college financial aid offices, high schools, community service agenc..;ies, libraries and the Board of Regen- ts . Final Clearance 60% Large Selection Summer Merchandise OFF ACHIEVEMENT- These four young people were pesented large trophies as achievement award winners when youth nlgbt was observed Wednesday at the Meigs County Fair. The award Is given to the most out· standing member of the organizations making up the junior fair. From tbe left are Kathy Pooler, Future Homemakers of America; BUI Dyer, who received the award as not only the best 4-H Club boy but also the most outstanding Future Farmer of America; Becky Edwards, best 4-H Club girl, and Penny Miller, hest Vncatlooal and Industrial Clubs of America member. Pre-Season COAT SALE 25% OFF Warm Up Revival to begin Evangelist Joseph Gwinn of Leon, W. Va. will be . tile speaker at a revival to begin Monday at the Ash ' Street Free Will Baptist Church in Middleport . Sevices each evening will begin at· 7:30 p.m . and will continue for two weeks . Special singers the first week will be Dan Hayman and the Country H)mntimers and lhe second week, Joint Heirs and the Gospel Messengers. · Regu!M Pnc e SUITS .~.:?.. ~~?; :.5.~?.~~21 50 KIDDIE SHOPPE Back To School Jean Sale 111 w. 2nd Pomeroy, oh . The New Haven Women of the • 7:30p.m. in the Missonary Building t with the hostesses being Fay Car.; penter and Rena Johnson. ~ The meeting was called to order ! by the president, Orpha Fields. The ! secretary's report was read and the '"treasurer's report was given. Roll ; call was given by naming a " money~~ving" tip. Prayer was led by Iva ;:: Stewardship Director, Loretta "'Stewart gave an update on the "Penn~A-Day" money she has received. Finance Director, Sarah Gibbs ·presented members with " cottage '· sales" envelopes to be turned in for ,Missions Day, f.i~lds g11ve a report . on attending the International Con: vention of The Church of God held in . · Anderson, Ind. She also received · Bible study material while there. : Venture '82 brochures were passed : out to members wanting them. : The Prayer Retreat was held Aug. 13 at the Racitle Locks and Dam . • Finance Director, Sarah Gibbs, · was in charge of e program with the ; theme being, "Cold Figures to : Warm the World ." The program was : to familiarize WCG members with the national missions budget of WCG and review projects by which WCG · local units together, raise an · amazing sum each year for the work · of the church at home and overseas. It also generates greater enthusiasm for P.it.icipating in these projects by emphasizing that their . meaning goes far beyond their "cold figures." She was assisted by Lore!. ta Stewart, Margaret Dodson, Orpha : FieJPs, Sue Erwin, Grace Cun; ningham , Bonnie Fields, Rena John' son and Fay Carpenter. Scripture ' was taken from II Corinthians 9:7 : and 8 :7. The group closed with the : song, " Praise God to Whom All · Blessings Flow" and c ircle prayer. ; Attending were Loretta Stewart, : Norma Greene, Orpha Fields, Iva : Capehart, Fay , Carpenter, Rena : Johnson, Sue Erwin, Grace Cun\ itingham, Bonnie Fields, Vera Dodson, Margaret Dl!bson and Sarah , Gibbs. $100 MINIMUM 15.6 Automatic Rotator! 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Pauline Ridenour and Opal Wickham served homemade --ice cream to the members and their .;..guests. ~· Members a ttending were Ada ::Sissell , Erma Cleland, Lora l:;Damewnod, Goldie Frederick, :;Leona Hensley , Opal Hollon, Marcia '*Keller, Mae McPeek, Ada Morris, : Ada Neutzling, lnzy Newell, Laura : Mae Nice, Ethel Orr, Pauline : Ridenour, Betty Roush, Mae Spen! cer, and Letha Wood. :!j Guests at the picnic were ::; Margaret Amberger, Opal .. Eichinger, Heather Hartung, Andrea Hartung, Anita Zeslyka, Julia ;;!Damewood, Joe- Bissell, Alta , : Ballard, Harlan Ballard, Vance ~Speneer, Opal Wickham, Arthur :"Orr, Kelli Parker, and Mary Hibbs . OIG applications must ~ Capehart. 18 Bolrn~ . PCC holds .annual fare • MEN'S S'"'tTI pt'PJ}l"f~ F.l~t ~· Folmt•r Fred B Sm r1l1. \\<11 T<~du r The Daily Sentinel-Page-7 ~ Church of God held its regular rnon~· thly meeting on Thursday, July 9 at Ltl IDr ~~ Re union Aug . 29 BACK TO SCHOOL 1\JI\~ 80 Buick Regal V-6 79 V. W. Rabbit, automatic 70 Chevy Malibu, 2 door. 79 Ford Fairmont Wagon 79 v.W. Rabbit, 4 speed. 78 Dodge Omni. 4 door . 78 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 77 Buick RegaL local car . 76 Chevy Suburban 76 Chevrolet Monte Carlo ' 76 Dodge AspenS . E . 74 Chevy Suburban Dodge Crestwood Wagon Volkswagen Beetle 11 Volkswagen Beetle Pontiac Catalina . Thursday, Augus t 20, 1981 1 Publl.~o~hed "'~l'l' afternoon. Monda)' ~~~OIJ~I'I 111-Court Str«l. by thf Ohio Publishing Company - MultimfdiM, Frldll)·, Take advantage of high money market rates with a minimum investment of only $100! Your interest is guaranteed for 2% years ahd your investment is insured by the Federal Government. . . · ·Your monthly interest checks can be automatically deposited 1nto any BANK ONE account. No risk, big interest, small investment. The 2112 year : Super Tmeaps you don't ha'le to have a lot of money to make money when times are tough. ' PutJlef"'J)'. Ohlu 45769, ~2151 . Sectlnd ~t pllid•l Pull"'M!ruy,Ohio. Get brlllht, Yibr8111 colOr, lharp, c1Nn,tll8ck•...t-whlte pictures and strong clear FM stereo. Bla 80' wide:"'ffPPIlentents hive reallllgnai-pulllng · power. Made In U$1. by ~ SNick In our own f8CIDrios Md preassembled lor easy lnoblllatlon- lUll enop -fie..,;.,,. Gold Alodlzod0 flrtlsh llghto corrolion. We t.\111 1111\he.lnollitation aCces.ories ~u may need, 100, 10 get ~r ...-~I #15-17()8 Sl_ gnal Splitter Included! Value_ ! ,.---._ '399 ·RatS is establi;hed bi-weekl~ b)' the banW. ~t .25co ·or more below' th8 average 2' r year yield on U. S. Treasury securittes. . . ' • Grandstand a ttraction . . :=r:~!c~rr· . r · .. •••·•• ••••••.• . , .. R At.e in eftec1 throu{lh Au~ust 3'1, tYa I . BA.NK ONE.,. -Member FDIC Pomeroy · Rutland- Tuppers Plains ' ... �TheDa 1981 What 1 S Cooking? DaleStoU, Meigs County Extension Agent, Home Economies Stop by the 4-H building durmg the Meigs County Fair and see all the 4-H project exhibits' We have lots of terrifi c foods projects this year. Here are some recipes from the prOJect books that the k1ds really like . Peach Crisp 1cup rolled oats 1quick cookmg or reg ular) cup sifted enriched nou r •, cup brown sugar, firmly packed 12 1 ;~ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cinnam on 1 z cu p t 1 s ti ck l butte r or 1na rgarlne 4 cups peeled, sliced peaches Preheat oven to modera te 'J5U degrees F I Place rolled oats. flour , sugar, salt. and cinnmnun and mix to blend . 111 the bowl Add soft butter or IIIC:lrgcmne and blend well with pastry blender or fork . Arrange peeled. sli ced peacht's 111 buttered bakmg dish Spread oatmeal mixturl' on top uf apples, and press down il ghtl r B~ k e about 30 mi nutes ur uu tll toppinE: i.s brown e~nd app l e~ arl' tender when tested w1th a fork Serve wann or cold with milk, cream. or Ice cream Variations In pli:iCt' l)f fresh peaches, use four cups sliced fresh apples. Onion Burgers I pound ground beef •, envelope dry onion soup mix 1 , cup finely crushed cracker crumbs 1 about 16 to 18 sa ltines I 8 hamburger buns , split Preheat oven to 435 degrees F . Put 16 crackers in plastic bag and crush with rolling pin . Measure •, cup crumbs. Empty envelope (about 11·> oz. I of onion soup into mixing bowl. Mix contents well with spoon . Spoon about half of the mixture back 111! 0 the envelope and save Lifestyle ·Furniture Showcase FAMous La-Z-Boy ·chairs and Action Recliners 75 Styles Reduced up to OFF • ROCKER-RECLINERS • WALL~H~GGER RE111NERS _ STARTING AT ONLY By ACTION Reg. $450 $155 SALE Choices: · Blue, Rust Green and Brown TAN OR BROWN Bake at 425 deg rees F . for seven to ei!-(ht mmutes. Serve on split ha mburger buns. Thoughts for food : The patties ca n be frozen . Wrap each one in a 7·· X /"' foil square and fr eeze . Wh(•n ready to cook, bak{' fo r 10 llunutes in a 425 degrees uven . For your free copy of a frui ty punch called " Jiffy Punch," ca ll the Extension Office at 992~696. SALE STARTS FRIDAY-9:00 SHARP Sofas I CHAIRS '1 t Trinity Evangeli· ,_ _ ca l Div1n1ty - ""r·r ~ Schoo l a t Deer· field, Ill. For f our weeks f ~ "" Mr Ti llis will be wor k in~ as a David Tillis s tudent vol unteer at the Te l f.er isa archaeulogical si te in Tel Avi v. The 15 acre site, not previol1.51y e:-;- cava ted, is thought by some to be the location of he Bibli ca l Ga thRimmon. an anc1ent Ph1listme c1ty which has not been inhabited for 3,000 years. Follow ing three weeks of travel SOCIAL CALENDAR 1liURSDAY MEIGS COUNTY Hwnane Society Thursday a t 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. FRIDAY PAST MATHONS, Evangeline Chapter 172. O.E.S., 7:30 Friday at the home of Mrs. Emma K. Clat· worthy . Members arc to take game g ifts. SUNDAY HOMECOMING , Hazel Community Church, Long Bottom. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., basket dinner at noon, afternoon service at 1:30 with special singing by Dan Hayman and the Hymntimers and guest speaker Floyd Rogard. Edsel Hart, pastor, invites the public. REUNION, descendanl• of R W. Hollon, Sunday, D. of A. hall in Chester, basket dinner at noon. All friends and relatives invited . Rutland Club sets open meeting The Rutland Garden Club will hold an open meeting on Aug. 31 , 7:30 p .m. at the Rutland United Methodist_Church. All garden club members are invited. •' thorugh Israel, Till1s will enroll as a full tune student in the master of ar· ts program 1n " History of Ancie nt Isra el" at the Institute of Holv Land Studies, in J erusalem . He exPects to gradua te there in December, 1982 and then will return to Tnnity to c o mplet e h is g r ad uati o n rcquircme nl'i there . Tillis graduated from Paint Vallev High School, Bainbridge, Ohio i~ 1965, from Asbury College, Wilmore, Ky . in 1969 with a bachelor of a rts degree 1n philosophy and religion, a nd from Li ncoln Chri stian Serrunary . Lincoln. Ill. in 1974 with a master of d1vmily degree in semitic languages and literature. He also taug ht adva nced Hebrew courses at the Seminary before beginning his current course of st udy at Trinity 111 1978 He IS the gra ndson of Mrs. Viola Tillis , Chillicothe , and Victor Braley, Rutland . Carmel personal 2 (OVER 150 ON SALE) Both Formica Top and Glass DINETTE SETS •399 SOFA - Brown and peach floral tradi tional s tyling . Reg. $660 ON SALE BIG SELECTION- BIG REDUCTIONS •399 FIVE PIECE DELUXE PATIO GROUP CONTEMPORARY SOFA-Camel color with contemporary linen design. REG. S627 KROEHLER SOFA- Burgundy velvet, easy to clean. Soli, yet very durable cover . REG . $840 •399 All heavy duly wrought iron with thick loam cushions - Sola, Easy Chair, Spr· ing Chair and Two Tables. Floral cover , REG . S667 '388 (Deliv ery not ii'lcludcd f1t th is pnce) ByJAYNELEEHOEFLICH Action is in full swing a~ the Meigs Courity Fairgrounds, and although attendance has been great so far, everyone attached to the fair would just love to see your smiling face before the event winds down Satur· day evening, over the grounds, through Fiday, (hours U p.m .) will be Flower Seed the Clown, of Zanesvill~'s V,arlety Attractlons. A four-ye11r professional, Miss Flower Seed was given the lint place makeup and costwne award by CJowns ~ America, a well-deserved honor for her zany charm and antics. She will be often accompanied by an entourage of five animal. characters, who are, incidentally, local young ladies who volunteered to roam the fairgrounds and greet fair-goers. Believe me, it certainly adds an ex· tra special touch to the carnival atmosphere to have Flower Seed and company " clowning around!" This year's art show, located in the Coonhunter's Building, features many, many outstanding creative works, and I encourage you to take the time to visit this fine exhibit while you're in the vicinity. Both quality and quantity of entries have increased over past shows, thanks much to the ·s upport and involvement of the Bend 0' the River Art Council, a local organization devoted to all branches of the artistic field. And if some of these drawings and paintings are any example of the talent of Meigs Countians ... well, look out Leonardo da Vinci. • . REG. I The Little Miss and Mister Meigs County contest was a great success Wednesay evening, with 31 girls and 10 boys, ages four through seven, participating in the judging . Pleasant Mrs, John (Alwilda ) Wer· ner of the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club served While there is an abundance of well as chairperson of the event, as other competition in various classes, well as being in charge of Saturday's surprisingly enough, in both senior Pretty Baby Contest. Each and and junior poultry divisions com- every one of the entrants was bined, there is only one pair of darling and deserved to win, but the chickens roosting at this year's fair. titles, after much deliberation by the Now, wouldn't Colonel Sanders be out..of-state judges, were given to Christi Maidens, 6, daughter of Mr. appalled? and Mrs. Dale Maidens, Racine, and A familiar. "fair" face going on 30 Crockett P, Roush, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Roush, Syracuse. I years, F. 0. Day, Marietta , is again would have hated to have been in the handling the sound system for the festivities. A real expert in his field, position of making a selection from that kind of competition! Day will, more than likely, do his usual reliable job amplifying the Remember, the Young Blades of voices of anouncers and such. With Bluegrass and Helen Cornelius ,will everything else to he concerned be appearing as tonight's gran· with, I'm sure the fair board is glad to have this important task in such dstand attractions, with shows beginning at 8 p.m. - a fun evening capable hands. of country entertairunent. For Friday, a nwnber of activities are Lucille Leifheit, personable fair board member, is a bright spot in scheduled, beginning with the pet the days of those of us spending quite show at I p.m. in the show ring on a bit of time at the Meigs County the hill. In case you missed the first flower show, which, by the way, had · Fair. I'm sure the amount of organizing she conducts during this some really gorgeous entries from local gardeners, a second one will be hectic week must he frustrating at held with judging at 2 p.m. times, but Mrs. Leifheit always Simultaneously at 2 p.m ., harness seems to enjoy every minute of it. racing will begin down at the track, Her ingenuity at coming up with in· with several heats set for the af· ventive new features each year is a temoon. At 7 p.m., the Junior Fair great addition to the fair, and it's department will hold the annual good to see her and the rest of the market steer, lamb , and pig sale, fair board so active creating enand at 8 o'clock, the horse pull will joyment for all. commence. Talk about something for everyone! "Planting seeds of happiness" aU $439 Wood Table Lamps- 3 -way Plush Tan Herculon Recliner 4 Lamp Tables, oak 1 Hex Chairside Table, oak 1 Square Cocktail, oak 4 Solid Ma pie Bar Stools, padded K roehler Sola, rust corduroy Blue Velvet Waii·Away Recliner 10 Velvet Occas, Chairs, cane Pine Sugan Bin End Table 39 350 119 198 199 96 744 450 159 259 $1 Tilt- Top Acces. Table Oak Ha II Tree w/mirror ss 1 Colonial Sofa and Loveseat ~r~;.~, Beautiful Creme & Brown Print 19 199 55 1 Only Patio Coffee Table Twin Size Brass Headboard 1 Painted N . Stand, 2 dr , Formica End Table, burl design 2 Square Lamp Tables, burl 67 77 55 540 244 110 122 1 Formica Top Maple Coffee Tbl. 1 Stereo Wa II Unit, wa L fin . closeout 1 Lingerie Chest, 6 drawer 1 Plate Glass Mirror, 26" x40" BUY THE BEST AND ON SALE TERRIFIC SELECTION OF SIMMONS AND STEARNS & FOSTER HIDE-A-BEDS I WICKER WALL DECORATIONS $ (ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE) · Peach and Coral P a It ern, Con· temporary Style . Reg , S749 '375 DREXEL FAMILY ROOM SOFA Herculon cover brown stripe. Reg.S1079 1668 '899 56 59 139 12S 156 110 22 47 55 63 63 63 349 297 29 216 209 7 139S SF71 (ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE) CLEARANCE WAREHOUSE CLOSE-OUTS ON SIMMONS AND STEARNS & FOSTER MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS SALE ON 14 DIFFERENT QUALITIES SIMMONS , "BEAUTY REST" ON SALE STEARNS AND FOSTER QUALITY M.<)TTRESSES CLEARANCE FIRM: REG . SALE 1 Set Queen Size 60"x80" 5299.95 $167 Set 1 Full Size Mattresses 54x75 ' 119.95 77 Ea . EXTRA FIRM : 239.95 1 Queen Size Mattress Only · 111 Ea. 3 Twin Size Box Springs 149,95 67 E;~. 1 Full Size Box Spring 189.95 97 Ea. EXTRA Fl RM-"Our Best" - Correct Com tort 3 Sets Twin Size Foam 359.95 188 Set 4 Sets Queen 529.95 Mismatched Innerspring 344 Set · 3 Sets Twin Innerspring 359,95 188 Set 2 Sets Full Size Foam 439.95 238 Set SIMMONS-CLEA)?ANCE 1 Queen Size Set "limited" Beautyrest 2 Twin Sets "Limited" Beauty rest 1 Set Super Firm Beautyrest" . WAREHOUSE CLQSE..()UTS -;-::-:--~=~~~ L l•fies ty.le Your Hearquarters For Recliners· and • FURNITURE M ·,, 1 SHOWCASE THIRD AT OLIVE STREETS GALLIPOLIS, OHIO HOURS: 9:00·5 Daily 9:oo:a Mon. & Frid,a ys Closed sundays. 549.95 389.95 549,95 "'- ~ • The . Newest Furniture Store. ~ In' (;(,IIIFHJIIs ' \q. ' . ~ t 344 238 399 ' in rust and '699 BLUE FLORAL SOFA BY ROWE Decorator Color s of Navy , Rust and Beige . Reg , 5695 . •495 HIGHLAND HOUSE SOFA DECORATOR and DESIGNER PIECES Peach Back - REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE Soli Velvet with design on cushions . Reg. s 1299 ONE OF A KIND HEIRLOOM PIECES THAT WILL SET YOUR ROOM APART FROM All OTHERS ~~Y2oFF __ rJ,u '.·- ~ .....1 ·· " t{uj'G • SEASON.C CANDLES, RINGS, HOLDER • SELECTED ACCESSORIES •SELECTED TOSS CUSHIONS r Y2 ·I ~f 1 1 I OFF 17 DRAMATIC . BEDROOM SUITES COLONIAL - CONTEMPORARY - YOUTH TRADITIONAL PINE - MAPLE - OAK - PECAN CHERRY - MAHOGANY REDUCED ?99 ON SALE OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00 P.M. 200 CHAIRS Trapunto 35 MORE SOFAS IN STOCK NOW REDUCED 20% to 40% r . '599 VelYet , Tulled Tight Elegant! Req . $1013 DREXEL SEAFOAM GREEN SOFA DINING ROOM SUITES SALE $ 47 253 188 Sofas 84" SELIG FLORAL SOFA 23 OUTSTANDING 89 I TOMORROW, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21-9:00 SHARP REG. SALE Furniture Galleries Semi-Annual IQ · 2 SALE , ·. · SUPER SPECIALS- DISCONTINUED ITEM$ AND CLOSE-OUTS notes ... Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Meyers of New Haven visited Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle recently. Miss Dixie Circle of Cleveland is here spending her vacation with her parents and other relatives. Mrs. Mary Russell of Waverly spent a recent weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle . Ray Brookman of Buchtel a)SQ visited at the Circle home recently . Mrs. Mary Russell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle and Ver· na Friday and attended the . homecoming at Cannel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and family vacationed recently at Myrtle Beach. The Rev. a nd Mrs. Carl Hicks were visitors of Eva Archer recen· tly. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle visited Monday with Archie Tuttle of Eagle Ridge. Earl Johnson was the recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson. OFF UP1 ROCKERS, LOUNGES, TO OCCASIONAL, RECLINERS 50 SOFAS ON SALEJ Wall - Away Recliner, brown . '299 SALE on cookie sheet. to study history in Israel r:~t Reg . 5449 '244 Add ground !Jeef and cracker crwnbs . Mix well. but gently . Shape mixture into eight pat· ties. each one abou t four to four and one-half inc hes across. Place Grandson of local persons c haeolo g y By La - Z· Boy fo r a nothe r time . .Jeff Tracy was honored with a sur· prise pa rty on his fifth birthday by h1s parents . Jay a nd Susan Tracy, Pomeroy . A train theme was carried out in the ca ke and decorations. A clown visited with Jeff and his guests. (iarnes were played and prizes awarded to Gina Scarberry. Trina Bachtel. Em ily Johnson. Becky Johnson won the door prize. Presenting gifts to Jeff were Tracy and Wendy Collins, J . P Stanley, C. J. a nd Tracy Stone , Kim Haggy, Ronald, Trina a nd Ka nd1 Bachtel, Reeky and Emily Johnson, Dixie. Kim, Tammy, a nd Tracy Eblm. Gi na and Cortney Sca rberry and Steve Tracy . Dav id C Tillis. son of Mr and Mrs. Dav1d F . Tillis, 1897 Ga melin Hill Rd., Chilhcuthe, will be studymg in Israel for the next !8 months as part of the course requirements for hi.s master s . . . degree 1n Ar- r~ ROCKERRECLINER WALL·HUGGER Celebrates birthday Jeff Tracy 1f2 1 "f~··•'• \ Fair comments. · · 20% -40 % REDUCED 20%-50% ••EARLY BIRD SPECIAL" - ONE OF A KIND FLOOR SAMPLES CLOSE-OUT PRICES REG . SALE S410 5133 Wing Chair, Floral and Peach Velvet 315 99 Drexel End Table, Pecan, Drawer, I tal . 75 249 Oak Nightstand, Dark Finish 415. 99 Drexel End Table, Oak, Storage Area 137 66 Bunching Table, Glass Top, Pecan 244 Drexel Lounge Chair, Gold, green stripes 459 Maple Grandfather Clock, Weights , chimes 795 299 Drexel Coffee Table, 36" sq , Oak, glass lop 692 299 44 " Bench, Yellow uphoL pad, Pecan 124 88 Keepsake's Oak Washstand, mirror 473 299 curio Pecan Mirror Back & Doors 249 188 Turquoise Drexel Lounge Chair 419' 199 Maple Corner Desk, Formica lop 228 99 44" Hutch Top tor Above Desk, Maple 265 99 FORMER RESIDENT- Fred Brown, former Pomeroy resident and an employe of the Oblo Department of Agriculture, was at the Meigs County Fair Tuesday afteraooniDSpeetlng rides aod games on the midway. Bronla active with the IDSpection for the Oblo State Fair aod then travels to ~ty fain to conduct similar IDSpectloDS. He Ia the son of Mr, and Mn. VirJII BmwD of Pomeroy aod has been with the Department of AgriCulture for the past 12 yean. He .resides near Columbus, bus driving certificates in preparation for the upcoming new BChool year. ReceiV!ni certificates were : S(luntERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRicr ooft S1n11b Ray Pr<ii!Kt, Lorry Smith, Wendell Enoin, RIYmond·OUver, Rot~er Hill, K•thleen Morril, £ - lipolleor, NtWe Frodertl'k, Donie! lllflli, 1ll!!mu HID, ~bert Smith, AorGII~ _ Ia;IIIIIIWIWimDownle. ~ LOCAL SCHOOL DIS'l'ltiCT - 11 lltleft ~~ ; GOrY DID, - eo.dJL ~· ptll. .--.,, """' Molton , DoiiooO~ Coiobll Rlt<Nt, Nlllllti<Ne, Ar, " · -· ~Ia . 1\1$11r., Violet , : e11ie a-, Man'~'• • l ond WWiam Carr. MEiGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTR!cr - Bobby · Arnold, Dooakt Blrnell Ealllef Black, RIIIUI 8-..lng, Vll'!dl Carl. Do _ vld a-, Letha Cot· omn.· Daniell, Theron D!!rbom, Noornl Floyd, I.AII IIIII, Mary D. Kin~, Juillll) Lambert, Cora JAI· tla. Ida Mlrtin,' L0o Morrta. Gloria Oiler, WUllun Ratllll, Wllliom . Smllh, Pauline' Snowden, Mtnnlo ~ William Thomlon, Vanet, 'V..- W-, JMOtlian W"'", • Robert Wlllllrna-,' Ollrles W~, Norman Wood, R,..ld Wood, Wanda Wood, Lola Wyant, Mltdlot Sllnlqh, Bnan Windon, Fayt Manley, . ondEIII-IOuthom. ~ ' ' '· ' Madre• ·..epoi1 ' 'I ' ' ' MANDARIN" BEDRC)OM SliiTE WALL UNITS BY DREXEL Touch of Oriental Design m a quality lifetime suite Mixture of maple woods for a very elegante suite. Features a large chest of drawers, a 78" dresser with individual ebony base, mirror and full size brass head- Slltterfield. Keltha Whitlatch. Alfred Wolfe, Sand).• Cowdel')' , WIUiam Hannum, Sheila Fields and Ci<fy PulliN. BOARD OF MENTAL RETARDATION - Orva J. Holter. CordeU. Brown, Juanita U.mbert tertu. Tereu trenuns, Diana .C roabf, REG . SALE 55 165 99 242 29 66 199 406 19 129 177 265 189 88 199 438 499 946 377 195 144 385 399 199 144 399 33 145 HUNDREDS OF MORE BARGAINS ON TR LY FINE FURNITURE DURING OUR SALEI Bus driver certificates presented by Meigs board The Meip County Soard of Education has issued a riumber of Dec. lamp Table, Glass top , Metal Sculptured Base Walnut Bookcase, 38x38" , Glass Doors coat Rack, 4 Post, Solid 30" Bookcase, Drexel. Oak Floor Lamp, Brass 3 Way, Scratched Student Desk, Oak, Formica lop small Boudoir Chair, Oyster Floral Desk Chair, Drexel Heirloom Lighted Corner China, Maple Finish 2 Panel Decor. Screen 52"x76" Drexel Oval End Table, Oak, Tudor Wool Area Rug 4'8"x6'7" Brown Des1gn wool Area Rug, Amber Iones 4'8 " x6'7" Painting , Oriental Mountain ' board and frames. REGULAR PRICE 11350 SALE '68 5 LARGEST SELECTION ,EVER PRINTS • OILS • PICTURES Add thai touch of class and color to your room ~uri"'g · our sale , These pieces ·a i'e the jewetr,of hOme. ' EXCILUNt . I ' . SELIICTION RIC · . ~ Alf LARGE . DREXEL WALL A - 0001! UNIT $399 UNITS, Jl " x16" Deep ' 71 ", B- DESM / BAR IJNI r 509 299 Multi Functional Furniture lor C- SHE LF UN II 259 399 199 · tudy or TV Room . fO ·· ' . ' Q,. FURNl.URE GAUERIES GRAPE STREETS I"UI,I:>,· OH14;> • Fine Furniture •Carpet PROUD TO SERVICE THIS AREA FOR TWENTY-NINE YEARS •Custom Drapery ·Drexel -ft.. •Interior Desip , Heritage~ sALia FRio'Av AT 9:oo A.M. HOURS: 9:3t · 5 Dally 9:30·1 & Friday 1 �The Daily Se ntinel- Page- H Radiation 'used on cancer victims l MARIJUANA-Keller Smith of the BCI and Sheriff James J. Proffitt. 1-r. worked long hours Wednesday confiscating additional marijuana. Wednesday nigbt apprmtimatley $3 million was destroyed at the county highway garage. MILLIONS GOING UP IN SMOKE-Marijuana valued at approxlmatley $3 million (street value) went Addl·...;onal "" .. Syria . .. i Continued from page 1) would have no difficulty replacing the 475,000 barrels a day Libya ships to the United States. Some oil industry officials expressed fears that Libya might nationalize the holdings of American companies operating there . They include Occidental Petrolewn, Exxon, Mobil, Conoco, Marathon Oil and Amerada Hess. But the compames reported their Libyan operations were still normal Wednesday. There was also no report of any retaliation against the 2,000 American citizens livin,l! in Libya. Most of them are oil company em- ployees and their families. and they have kept their distance from the Libyan population since the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli was sa cked. burIOfAI. WIN'<F.R - Burdell MeKinne)'. Mid- dltport . gan• harness horse ra c ing fans plenty to chet·r a boul Wedn t·sda}' afternoon as ht" pulled from tht> pack to driw Show ' Em Lady, owned by Dorothy Karr, Pom1· ro~· . tn a "in in thr lOth race for m·o year old filly parers. ned and closed m Dccernb€r 1979. In Beirut. Lebanon, the U.S. Embe~ssy asked the Lebanese govern~ rnent for extra newspapers and protection as radio stations voiced fears today that pro-Libyan groups would mount bombing and rocketing C:tttack~ un American targets in I,ebanon . RL:LL GRAND CHAMPION AND RESERVE n _·C'h~mpion bul\1 Limousin bn•edJ in the open rlass at the Meigs County Fair Wedneday was Williams and Sons, Rt. 2. Cool\·ille. Pirrured l·r, Cheryl Williams and Slt•ve Williams. Weather forecast Three defendants folieited bonds of $350 each, posted on charges of driving while intoxicated Tuesday night when they failed to appear in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman. They are Timothy W. Smith. Gallipolis; Fred A. Hartwell, Bidwell. and Gregory K. Cundiff. Mid· dleport. Fined Jn the court Tuesday night were Floyd L. Warth, Hartford, $225 and costs and three days in jail, driving while intoxicated ; Mark S. Searles. Granville, same fine and sentence, drivmg while intoxicated; Chester T. F1sher, Colwnbus, $100 and costs. driving while under suspension, and $50 and costs, conswiting in a motor vehicle . Bill Reeves, Pomeroy, was given a five da y Jail sentence on a disorderly manner charge. F nd<\y . H1 gh.s near 80 Chance of ram 10 percent tonight and Fridav . 198-(;l!NirH Beef cattle judging was conducted at the 118th Meigs County Fair Wed· nesday afternoon . In the Hereford divison , Country Road Farm, Racine, took six first places wiih Lloyd Blackwood, Pomeroy, t~king five first places, and his son, Jay Blackwood, took a first. Country Road Farm exhibited the grand champion bull and the reserve champion bull . .Jay Blackwood exhibited the grand champion female and Lloyd Blackwood, the In the Limousin division. Wilhams and Sons, Route 2. Coolville, won II first places and exhibited the lour grand champion and reserve cham· pion animals. In the Simmental division, Kim Bickers, Double B. Farm. Gallipolis, won eight first and exhibited the grand and reserve champion bulls and the reserve champion female. Joe Bolin, Rutland, won one first and exhibited the grand champion female . Two men's softball games are on tap at Middleport Park Friday 992-6669 evening. The first action will b€ City Limits versus Meigs Inn and at 7:30p.m. Hubbard's Greenhouse will play Meigs Mine team . VILlAGE PHARMACY In Meigs County Common Pleas Court, Cora See was granted a divorce from James L. See. 2 RACKS Short Sleeve and Sleeveless Knit Tops lhPRICE • No extra c:harve for groupa-c:barmt aot i• p•cb1e of 1roup picturH • Addltloa•l P"•ka1ee oaly 112.001ao de-It • s ..ullfal bacqrouada ovoiloble • You mutt be uliofied wltla portroltt or de-it 1 OF .BLOUSES_ - clleerfully refunded • P - our aeleclloa REDUCED The LUDLOW • S1920W Beauttfullylmished in Slmulllted grainec Amertcan Walnut ltntsh wtth brushed Ntekei·Gold color lrtm 30% Extra Special! Ask About Our lOXl:i (11Xl4 matted) Dec:ontOr POrtrait ;y......_ ,:, l~l · Tue.·Wed. ·Sat. 10-1, 2·6 ·. Thurs. & Fri. 10·1, 2·5; 30, 6·8 . lunch: 1 • 2 185 UPPER'RIVER .. ~ Ia Your SEE US FIRST AND COMPARE OUR MATERIAL AT REASONABLE PRICES . PRICES . CASH & CARRY PRICES QUALITY WE DELIVER VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION 555 Park St . 992-6611 Middleport, Oh . Open: 7: 00to5 :00Mon .- Fri . 7: 00 to J: 00 Saturday LADIES SWIMWEAR 24 Pietu""': 2-8XlO'a, 3-6X7'a, 16 wlllle& oize and 4 color channa• d Veterans Memorial Hospilal Admitted-William Riley, Irwin ; Richard DeMoss, Pomeroy; Henrietta Jenkins, Pomeroy . Discharged-Denise Tillis. Harold Hunnell. Roy Young, Jr. Grantt>d di,or<'t' Middleport, Oh. COLOR PORTRAIT PACKAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO· I Call Us lf2 PRICE INGELS FURNITURE &' JEWELRY materials BUILDING OR REMODELING? Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted-Charles E . Friley. Pomeroy; Patricia Pauley, Portland; Rob€rt Williams, Middleport; Vona Gillenwater, Rutland; Harley Koenig, Reedsville ; Beatrice Rair· den, Hartford. DJscharged--Edna Roush. Virginia Hayman. Clara Paulsen, Tammie Wright. Two games on tap FINALE- Herman Carson. left, is wrapping up 10 years service on the Meigs Coun&y Fair Board this year and will not seek reelection to the beard. Carson is pictured with Bill Radford. fair beard member, who ,..IU be laking over the bortlcultural superintendent's post to replace Carson alter this year. LADIES SHORTS . ..... 1* pbtH..,. his rabbit In the f.H division while Robert Smith of Bashan took reserve champion showmanship. • problerm. $44goo RESERVE CHAMPION RABBITS - Kenny Rlt· chie, Tuppers Plains, left, took reserve champion with serve our customers. Bring in your orders. ~· t~ k.lvt no movina p.tr1s lo corrodt-. wt'•r Only triiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~·~jij~~iiiiiiiiiiiii~--, Hospital nt'ws PORTRAITS TUESDAY-SATURDAY AUG. 18- AUG. 22 614/992-2133 Closing exercies for the Syra cuse Community Bible School planned for Friday evening have been cancelled. due to the Meigs County Fair. able sraff ro ELECTRONIC VIDEO GUARD TUNING Rrt:::•u!iof' tlw VHF .md UHf tUMf\ ,.,. Specially DEVELOPED! Sensationally PRICED! in Work and Western Wear BAN K O NE OF POMEROY NA Three calls were answered by local units on Wednesday, the Mei gs Emergency Medical Service reports. The Rutland Unit at 4:17 p.m .. took Vona Gillenwater from Main St. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; the Racine Unit at 3;04 p.m. took Patricia Pauley , Portland, to Veterans Memorial and the Tuppers Plains Unit at 5:58p.m. took Harley Koenig from his Route I, Reedsville home, to Veterans Memorial. 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Partly cloudy Wmds easterly to northeasterly :>- 10 mph tonight. Extended Ohio Forecast - Saturday through Monday : Fair Saturday a nd Sunda y. l':hance of showers east Monday. Highs in the The magazine provided re porte rs Beef cattle judged at resere chamion female . ThrPP forft•it hunds CHAMPION - Ha\·ing the grand ('harnpion and rest•r- drug dealers and us~rs . "Two years ago the magazine published ali article stalin~ marijuana in Meigs County was the finest in the coun· try," Smith stated. "In the past live or six days, with the combined efforts of law enfor cement officials, we have Principals involved in the ex- "et hical q ucstilms" were ra ised by some of the expenments, the per- ._BANK ONE ... _ FAIR QUEEN BENEFITS -The Ma10a Cean&y BaDk.al New Haveli paliltl pel' poud ferTuya RGaah'o t:twotiL5poaD""""d steer Friday niPt diii'IDI tile aDJiul Muon Cean&y Fair Baby Beef Srole ad tllen denated It bad; for male with proeeecla of tile raale IOIDI Into tile MalOn Cean&y Flllr Queen Colltelt fnad, I(IOMOred by lhe bank. Logan Paeldq Company parcbaaed tile steer on reule for 88 ceota per poaod. Sbown above, from ... left, are Ray Weaver and Uoyd Roub, Mason Cean&y Balik cllreeiOn, Dick Ord of Muon Cean&y Bank, R.G. Greta repreaentiJI& Lo&an Packlnc, and Mils Roaah. (Photo by Bob Wingett.) 1ContinuedfrompageJJ ·-__;_;:=~~ mana~ed to confiscate ap· proximatley four tons of marijuana. This is not just a local problem, but a natiOnal one," Smith commented. " Your sheriff is determined to bring thJs problem in Meigs County under control. The growers are ex· tremely mad," Smith added. bold heari ngs on the experiments next month. · The article says the experiments at the hospital began as a legitima te attempt to improve cance r therapy techniqu es bu t evo lved into "something quJte different. " Howard Rosen ber g, a n investigative reporter for colwnnist Jack Anderson and author of the article, said he found 194 cancer patients treated under the NASAAEC program . However, Dr. Clarence C. Lus hbaugh , who worked on the experiments, said a tota l li 186 received trea tmen t between 1957 and 1974 when the hospital was closed. He said NASA was not even involved until 1964. ment wasthe subordinated the effort to study effects of to radiation in r ------------J.~~~~~=~~~~~~ space for the National Aeronauti cs and Space Administration . However, Rep. Albert Gore, chairman of a congressional subcommittee studying the situation, said initial investigations leave questions unanswered about the " appropriateness" of the ex periments. Gore, D- Tenn .. intends to .-::.· up In smoke when It was burned Wednesday night at the county highway garage. - WASHINGTON IAP l - Cancer patients were systematically given large doses of radiation at a govern· ment-run hospilal in the 1960s and early 1970s as part of an effort to .gain information for the space program, according to a magazine article published today . The article in Mother Jones magazine maintains tlJat "patients did not offer their fully infonned consent to be part of some experiments" at the Oak Ridge, Tenn ., facility run by the old Atomi c Energy Commission. The account also says doctors at the hospital knew of techniques superior to the total body radiation used in the experiments conducted from 1960 to 1974 . " .. .' Return 4 indictments Four indictments bave been returned against three persons by the Meigs County Grand Jury according to an entry filed in Meigs County : Common Pleas Court. : Indicted were Vincent Stone on charges of receiving stolen property . and escape; Roy Jack Neff and Charles Tyree Ill, each on charges of receiving stolen property_ Serving on the grand jury were Allen K. Page, · Cleo M. Smith, foreman, Herschel Norris, Richard 0. Knapp, Emil G. Eynon, Hazel v. Smith, Alice R. Dill, Frances GQeglein, and Kenneth Caldwell . Chrysler and participating dealers fight high lnter,est rates by contributing S300 cash rebates on new '81 Plymouth Champs in stock. Mus_t take delivery by this Aug. 31st. Ask your participating dealer for full details . · :Man confesses courthouse fire : Fred W. Crow, III, Meigs County . Prosecuting Attorney, annount-ed today ·llle al'l!O!l occurring at the ~ Meigs County Courthouse has ap' parently been solved. . Monte L. Riffie confessed he set the courthouse fire which occurred on Aug. I. Riffle indieated be.was alte11Jptlog · h to wipe his "slate clean" 'by ,: PTA work nig I distro)'lng his court records and be ":' Bob Barton, president of the was unhappy wllh his old parole of. '' Pomeroy Elemenlary PTA, will be ricer. JUffie was not on probation ~- ooiiliog a work.Belllion on~ school ~ Aug ;, 1, \Mit had beell lor~ time. yard Mond8y, Aug. 24 beglrlnlng a\ !~ RiRie ~ntly had ie_rv.ed \WO yean ;: 6:30p.m. . . In the correctional Institute fyr •· Persona are asked to bflng paint ' breaking and enterlnc, according to brulhes, !lhoYela, haininers ·and Atty. CrOw. ' . , · . ~ sickles. , , . . · 1 Chief~- J.·CremeatiS of the Mid~ . ,. . dleporl PoUce ~t -~~rreatecl _! .:1 j, . . Rlffle Wedneltlay ~ and tooJr; . ssuru u~ens~ ,, .. , the lllbJed to the· Meigs ~ ~ A marriqe lleenle wu IUiled to ~ AUomey'i office where :. ~~ BtlfdfD Mckinney, • 2', . aWr!U.tan(lllijonwu~en. . , WayeJII6urc, Iiiii Either . 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' /I' I t o '" ' \• •• �Paqe-12-The Daoly Sentonel Pomeroy Fairview News Notes By Mrs Herbert Roush Domta Manuel spent Fnday and Saturday at Royal Oak Park campmg w1th Mr and Mrs Charles P} les of Rac me Er1c Lawson of Syracuse spent the weekend w1th h1s grandparents and a unt Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson and Wilda Lawson Mr and Mrs Russell Roush, Con dy Roush and Ed Roush and Doug Sands of Cheshire spent the weekend With Mr and Mrs Chester Durst at Niles Oh and atte nded the Blueg rass Festival at Warren They a lso Visited Mrs Els1e Durst at the nurs mg home Mrs Georgm Durs t has a light stroke priOr lo the1r 'li iStt tn Wellston He ts sur v1ved by h1s Wife, Irene Thomas tw o sons and one daughter Mr and Mrs Joe Manuel son Tim Mr and Mrs S1d Manuel were at Forked Run Lake Sunday to celebrate the birthday of Sid Manuel By Bertha Parker Attendance at the Free Methodis t Church Aug 9 was 88 Chmr mem hers present were 12 Mr Stone Eblin and daughter Becky sang a duet Re\ M1ller delivered the mor nmgsennon Mr and Mrs Erme Haggy and children Middleport VISited Sunday w1th Mr a nd Mrs James Gilmore Mrs Bettv Ann Jacobs Columbus VISited Sunday w1th her mother Mrs Tma Jacobs and attended chUJ ch servoce at the local church Mr a nd Mrs Ro} Howell vJsJted recently "1th Mr Vernon Howell and Mrs Kathleen Poulton Canton August 20, 1981 1981 Carmel News, By the Day Laurel Cliff News Notes and had returned home Fnday from the hospotal She os recovermg satisfactory The conunumty was saddened by the daath of a dear fnend Ernest Thomas, who was a former pastor to the Faorv1ew Church for several vears The faomly has our sympathy Funeral servoces and on terment were rhur~day, Moddleport, Ohoo 6 Classified Pages cover the /f!llnwing telephone exchanges. , . Announcements J Fairgrounds on July I~ Florence C1rde +!sited Mrs SylVIa Poole of Oak Grove on a Brent Patterson of R10 Grande and Mr and Mrs Dean Eanch of Colwnbwo visited Mr and Mrs Douglas Circle on Sunday Martha Lee and daughter Becky called at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr on Sunday Mr and Mrs Warden Ours of Chester and Mr and Mrs Herman Carson of Bald Knobs VISited Mr and Mrs Douglas Circle on Wednesday Roger Duncan of Tampa, Fla was a recent caller at the Douglas Circle home Mr and Mrs Carl C1rcle and family and Lula Circle attended the W1Ison reun1on at the Zanesville Mrs Erruna Fox has been reported Ill Ms Mildred Story, Columbus, spent several days With Mr and Mrs VernStoryandsonJohn Mr and Mrs Faye Countryman, Greenfield, spent the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Ray Howell Mrs Patty Bauer and granddaughter Kelhe Sue, spent several da ys woth Mrs Charles Karr while Mr Karr IS a pat1ent m Veterns Hosp1tal Mr and Mrs Hennan Kasper Dayton Mrs J ern Ferguson and son James Mr and Mrs Gene Alk1re Columbus v1s1ted recently w1th Mrs Bertha Parker SWEEP~R and machine repair, parts supplies Pock up and Gallta Co Area code SaturdaY Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson and daughter, Sheryl LeaM, spent Saturday evemng at the home of Mr and Mrs Douglas Johnson of Racme and other relallves at the Johnson Georges Creek Rd .u6 0294 Call SPECIAL. SAlES New never been shot display home models salesman samples Mr and Mrs Russell Harns and daughter Deann and grandchildren, Scotlle and Angle , of Xema, were recent dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Homer C1rcle and Vema Betty Van Meter and Sheryl Johnson spent Saturday at the William Carelton home m Racme NOTI CE OF whose name and address FORECLO SUR E ar e unknown The unknown IN fHE COMMON PLEAS he r s dev sees legatees COURT OF MEIG5 COU N adm n st rators executors fY OHIO and or ass qns ot Flora NOTICE OF Koen g f oeceas.ed FORECLOSURE OF LEONARD F KOENIG I LIE N S FOR 1 v ng w nose tas r known DEL INQ UENT LAND :Jddress s Box 26 Hay es fA XES BY ACT ION IN v li e Oh o 44838 th e R E M BY CO U N f Y unknown spou se f a ny TR EAS UR ER OF M E IGS whose n :~me :~nd address COU NT Y OH IO are unknown th e unknown he r s dev sees l ega tees Publ c nor cc <::. nr cby aam n srraror s. executors q vrn th 1 on th e lltl d ay and or 1ss ans ot L eona rd ot Augusr l~ tl l lh( Coun t y F K oen g I decenseU frC'.=~surer ot Me qs CounTy RUTH BROWNING f Oh a 1 led a co mpl.'l nt n 1 v ng w hose last k nown th e Court ot Common PI('"'S address s R D No 1 Box ol Me qs Cou nty Oh o at 140 LUCdSV h: Oh 0 45648 PornNOY Oh o t o r lh e th e unknov..n spouse f a ny Ioree osure ot en s or whose name and address cH t nquent rnxes ctre unknown the u nknown n s~es~ r r t.nr s penil es he rs dev sees legarees <lOCI charges aga ns cc r adm n st rator s execu tors ran real property s tu e1 tcd and / or ass gns o l Ruth n such county as cl lSL bed Brown1ng 1 deceased nsn dcompla nr WILLIAM BROWNI N G I Th eobrcctot Theac r on '5 1tv 1ng whose las t known To obta n tra m lhP courr a ilddress s R D No I Box 1udqmc 1 tore c los ng I h e 140 Lu c asv li e Oh 10 45648 1.1 )( 1 ens aga ns such r ce1 1 th e u n known spouse t any est a te and order ng th e whose name and Address Selle at such rcCJI estate to r a re unknown the unknown th e sa t stac t on or th e ldx he rs dev1sees ega tees I ens thPr Pnn adm n stra tors execu tor s ~ucl'1 1c t o n s brouqht and or iiSS gns of VI. 11 an ;q 1 ns t th e reil t prope rty Brown nq deceased only 1nd no personal El"E KOENIG COOK I rudomf'nt shall bf' entered l1v ng whose last ~nown th ercw.rh dddrcss s !JJ9 r R n06 The pcrm r~ n e nt p ar cel RT Pe r rvs v I I Oh n 1 numbc at eac h parcel n J864 th e unl--nown spouse L uclCL n such acton lt e f c:~ny w hose arne and ad tur srreet ad dress ot th e d ress are unknow n th e par cel I ava lab te a unknown he r s dcv 1sees dcsc r pt on ot the par cel a lco.=ttees adm n1slrntors s ;~reme r r ut the amounr o f execu o r ~ ~nd or ass gns Hxes iiSSess.mcnrs. of E s e K oe n g Cook t penn 1 cs nna c harges due deceased ELTON COOK 1ncr unpn cJ on suc h p e1r ct::l JR I v ng whose la st lnd ThC' nilme a nd addres s known address s 849 T R ol th e last known owner TJ06 Rt t Perrvsv li e thcr co t CJS such CJppeCJr on Oh o 44864 th e unknown rht rt. 1.r1 tax 1st ar as spousl I a v w hose name mort. urry sc r torTh n the and address arc unknown co 11p 1 n r 1re as tallow s t he u nknown th e unknown NO 81 Dl T 47 CASE he r s df'v <if'f'S I ega tees P'lrcer Nos 7 And 8 Ser an adm n srra ors execu tor s No tliOLT47 t i led nthe Cln a o r 1s .. gns o l E 1ton no r at WILL AM L Cook J r I df'Ceilsed KOE N IG f v ng whose BE NG AN UNDIVIDED add r ess 1S unknown th e ON E HALF INTEREST IN unknown spouse f any THE FOLLOWING whos.e an f' and addr ess s rua ed 1 the r ownsh p =1rr unknown th e unknow n ot ~{1 sburv Cou ntt of h e r s dcv SE' es lcqatee ... Mf' os nno J tr~t e ot Oh o ndm n strafOr s e);ecutors tH• nq bounded iln d .-m el or d S':. qn ~ o t W I ilm f1 c. c r bed to; to I tows L Koen g. 1 deceased Beq nn nq at lhf' N W cor rLORA KOE NI G II v nCI ncr ot th r S ot Sec 34 n .rvhos.f' ndd r ess s unknown Sel l sb urv 1 NP w he r e a tn~.: unk nown spou se anv wh1ro'~ 1~ n brMsN 7 r---------------------Curb Inflation. Pay Cash for Classlfleds and Savel II wr 1te vour own ad and order bY ma I w th th1s co upon Canc el your ad by ph one wl'1en you g et r esu ts Money not refundable I Phon•~~--------------P r nt one word n each spa ce be low Each n t a or group of I gures counts as. a word Count name and adcl ress or ph one number I used wc~rdsl You 11 ge t better n?s ult s f vou descr be full y ---+--~-+---+---' g ve pr ce The sennne r eserves the r ght to ~~~~~~~~~~-J class fy ed t or retect any ad Your ad w 1 be put n Th e prbper CI as fr Cat on I YOU I --..l.--1...:.~-L--...1..--: chec k the proper box Tnese casn rates be tow 1nclude d 1scou nt wanreo For Sa e ) Announcement J For Rent J J 17 18 19 1n JU DG M E N T S1 19 J2 prus nc c ru ed Tn:.:es assessmen Ts penalt es and cos ts of act on Any person own ng or ICl m nq nny r qh t ti c or n teresr n or 1 en upon nny parce l of rea l es tc1t e a iJove 1 srect may I te an an swer n such ac t1 0n se tt ng f ort h the nature and nmount of 1n teres t O'v\ned or c an td t~ncl an v de fen se or obrcct on t o the Ioree osu r e Such answer mu st be I led n the olf ce of th e u nders qned Clerk ot Cou rt nnd n copy th crco l snvcd on th e Coun t y Pros~.: cu To r o n or be t or(' Th e ST dAy at OcTober I IIli 1 11 no 1nswer s t ed on or brtor r the rlate spec I ~;d as the Ins dily t or I ! ng an rln s..vcr il tudqmcnl o l toreclosurc will be l clkPn by t1l Inu iT a~ IO rlny pa r ce l 1 sTed n h(' comp to nt il S t o \t\h ch no (lnswer hCls bef'n I lf'rl Any PMCt: l i1S to wh ch o toreclosu re s !.=.k en by del 1u 11 shalt be so ld tor the sa i1 S fr~rt nn ot lllL tax~.: ~ assessmen Ts penni! cs c ha r qcs 'lnd cos t s ncurrcd n th e to r Pclosu r h.=.t rn~.: Uue and unpa d AI I me pr Or to Th e I I nq o e1n e ntr y ot con t rmar on o f sa le any owner or I enho tder ot 'l p ~1 r cc t 1 sted n the com pte:~ nt may redeem such pa r cel by tender nq ro the County Treas urer th e amount ol faxe s asse ss ments pena l! es and charqes due and un Pfl d on suc h piH cf' l toq ethcr w !11 a I costs lhh ch hcwe been nc urr ed n 1ny proceed ng n st tut r d ii9A ns t such n:l under Sec 57'1 1 8 o the Rev sed Code Upon the I lln q ol any ent ry of con I r ma t on ot Si! ll tnere sha 1b(l no turther equ ly of r edem pt on Any person th er eo fter c iA m 1n9 any r1ght t ti e a n d nreresr n or I en upon any suc h par eel shal be forever barred etnd forec losed of any such r qht title 1nterest n 1en rae ---+-- -1---+--- -+--l oiCommonPi ens !l JlOJJIQ ) J3 tc Rea l Estate - ~--------------------~~--------------------~----------------------~--------------------­ O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERVICE Public Not1ce 4 5 6 7 8 910 _ _ _ _ _ __ II 12 13 14 15 16 k1tchens and pl1ance s c u s tom bclthroom s r e mode ling p1umb1n c l cc rnc 'lnd herl hng Years Exper1ence Reasonable Rates 31 32 - - - - - 33 34 - - - 35 NO hunttng or trespassrng w1thout wntten permtSS1on on Harrv McComas Randal Brumfreld farm h011 " 1\ ond v tnd 1v l I /', '\ to I I I (' \ f llr1 y li1H11 v Ashton WV 111 Adult l lipltwoott I(IJII 1t j. and student p1ano classes beg1nn1ng tember 675 2440 Sep reading classes In Gallla County Addons and remod elmg - Roof ng and gutter work - Concrete work Plumbmg and c tec tncal work (Free Est1mat es ) V. C. YOUNG Ill 9916 21 S or 992 7314 Pomeroy Oh • BuJid1ng Maontenance • Removal of Old Bu1Idmgs Free Est1mates Ph 247 3534 ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE - Auto and Truck Repaor - Transm1ssoon Repa.r Hrs Mon Fn 9 am 5 JO p m Trash P1ckup In The V11Iage of Middleport, Oh Ph 992 5016 or 992 7SOS 992 5682 <1 17 ti c CARPENTER DANCE STUDIO and handl1ng Send Now T ak 109 Enrollment For September Classes 1n Ractn e and Mtddlepo,-t Ages 3 a nd Up Adult Classes Offe,-ed The DaJly Senlmel Bo1 163 Old tnelsea Sb New Y01k NY 10113 P11nl Name Addross lip PaHern Numbe1 - 1982 NeedleCJaH Cablog 3 free patterns 1nsrde 170 best 1nd Rcp(ur ('ill I dolls ALL CRAFT BOOKS S2 00 each All Books and Cabloc-acld SOC each for ]H!Sbge and handling 135 Oolls ' Clothes On Parade 134-14 Q111ck Mach1ne Qonlts 133 FoshJon Home Qu1ltmg 132 Qlnlt Oriilnlls 1311-Sweoter Fash1ons S11es l8 56 128 Envelope Patchwo1k Q111lts 127 Afghans 'n' Doilies 125-Pelll Qu1Its 124-Eisy G1fts n Ornaments 123 St1lth n Patch Qu1lts BISSELL SIDING CO. Bea uttful Custom But It Garages Call for free stdmg es ttmate s 949 2801 or 949 2860 No Sundav Calls J 11 fi e a 14 1 mo BARBARA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE General WANTING TO BUY SCRAP ( Pomeory Scrap Iron & Metal) r op pnc cs p ;ud tor auto bodt CS scro1p tron 'lnd SIGN UP FOR mct1!~ 1 II I I I 5tatety Bn<k Home - Located on Rutland St In Middle port They tust don 1 bu1td them like th1s anymore Central heat and alr condltlonrng 7 room- 3 bedrooms 2 baths large prrvate lot SSO 000 basement garage R.C.S. REALTV INC. BILL CHILDS, Mgr. Phone 992-6312 Pomerov, Ohio By v1rtue ot an Order ot sale- ssued out of the Com mon Pl eas Court of M e 1gs County Oh1o tn the ca se of The Rac1 ne Home Nat tonal Bank Rac1ne Ohro Platn I 1ft agatnst Thomas L F1t ch et al Defendants upon a JUdgment there1n ren defed bemg Case No 17 719 1n Slud Court 1 will offer for sale at the front door of the Court House tn Pomeroy Mergs County Oh10 on lhe 26th day of September 1981 at ten o clock A M , lhe followmg lands and ten em ents Wit to Srt uated '" Lebanon Townshrp Me1gs County OhiO WC !> 1 Of f , rqround s on Old Rt JJ Man FnHlOto40U After Aug 3 Ph 99l 6.56<1 7 26 I m o pd NOTICE OF SALE I mti C' 8 eg 1nnmg at a ~lnt on the W A Postlewatt or An na Powell north fence ltne wh1ch 1s 288 feet west from the ce nter of Old State Road teactm Q from Ches ter to liL L MAI<ES •Vv,H I'I('r\ • Orvus . v .. ngt~ •D SpO Hols • D1 ~ hwruhrn • Hl'll w a t er r .-nk\ Sprc "' Ritte-s For Vonyl & Alum1num 51 DING Free Est1mate James Keesee Ph 992 2772 PARTS AND SERVICE Frf:'c E sttmates Rea sonable Pnc es Call Howard 949 2862 '949 2160 S1zes ~MALL Stzes from 4x6 to 12x40 P&S BUILDINGS Rt 3 Bo• 54 Racme Oh Ph 6148432591 6 15 Jfc Publrc Noltce Butt ngton s rs tand thence nan n 31 f1 2 feet to a m arked rock wh ch ~a td marked rocl( IS the place of begmmng of the real estate transferred here1n thence due north 229 4 feet t o the center of the old State Road 1ead1ng from Chesler' to Buff1ngton s Island thence 1n a westerly d1rectron tollowmg the m eandertngs of the center of satd road 190 teet to a rock thence due south 229 4 feet to il marked rook thence due USED EOUlPMENf 1- No 8600 Dine! Ford beginn1n0 conta101ng one acre more or less Deed Reference Volume 1-Model 275 Diesel M F o- Model419 Hay Bird NH 73tfc easo 19Q. feet 10 the place of 181 page 421 1 Me1gs Colmly Deed Recoras The real estate was ap pra,sed atS~l 000 00 Terms of sale Cash James J Proffitt Sher1ff of Me igs County 18) 10 17 19) 3 lie 94~ BOGGS SALES & SERIIICE U S Rt SO East Guysville OH Phone614 662 3821 Author1zed John Deer, New HOlland, Bush Hog Farm Equipfnent Dealer FAR~ EOUIPMEN r PART~_/SERVICE rractor wtCab GET YIIUR WftiiA Want Ad Three k1nens, 6 weeks old to gOOd home 304 882 3596 Full blOOded tmh Setter 675 5763 HALF Old English Sheep dog puppy, 7 weeks old free to good home 304 895 One male black, and wh1te dog and 2 female pupp es 3624 Call379 2168 KITTENS yellow toger black & while to good 3 k1ttens. mother good mouser Call245 5804 Mtxed breed pupp res For 1nformatton call Humane home lttter tra 1ned 614 .u6 9479 Lost and Found 6 S4 SocJetv 992 6505 Lost 2 Walke Fox hounds Female, black wh1te 1!. Two male orange k1ttens 6 tan Lost '" Portland area Have coli"" ~on If found or seen please call949 2744 Mise Mtrcllondlse LAFF ·A· DAY E MailtW JS Yrs ., ljixperitmce SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. Form & Ph Hom~ POOLS WE'RE OVERSTOCKE ON SUPER CLEAN USED BIKES eVonyl • F•berglass • Staonless Steel 1980 Ph ( 304) 773 5634 =G HIRI EY DAVIDSON '4988 C. L KITCHEN w 1980 Va 8 6 I mo HARLEY DAVIDSON = REESE ~ TRENCHING SERVICE Don't lr)' ond deny II, bulter You were lallcatnll and know 1t" 1980 HARLEY DAVIDSON FXE 13988 W4fS" 1978 YAMAHA '2197 1979 KAWASAKI 11444 ~ 1979 HONDA '666 1975 YAMAHA 1344 ......-: 1 7 1 ll r PERM SALE NOW THRU AUG 31 ~IS Now S21 SO Now S27 so 00 \ JO 00 Wi!VC length Perm for L onqcr Hatr S29 50 I h YY~ "1115 1953 KAY'S BEAUTY SALON HARLEY DAVIDSON 11988 ...,. 1971 HONDA '299 169 N 2nd Middleport Ohta 8 6 1 mo 1HEPH010 1979 -KAWASAKIK27 WlihFai•Ing 11 997 PLACE t~Mft-, -Porlralts ....,. '966 lt77 CAN-AM m - Passports -and Now, iln ' 1910 YAMAtfAoms -Wedd~ngs -Anntversarle~ Qv~r· lm preSSJVe, complete hne of wedding lnd ~n ' n1nrsary lnvltalions ... ... qufck StrVJCf -Look without obligation '544 Spilt CJcllllnc. Bob, Char'ene and Javr. • SH-Ave., Atlllllt 614-...1111 tioetllc!',~, lot HIOII5t., Pomer y ~wlll.H ....... TUII.r,rf.t-J 628-1n• J. '666 lt16 YAMAHA YZ250 ilnd •ccessor1th . Reuona~ly priced, C~llltL,TIIUn. ~ -. Real Estate- General Housi11g Hf!.i ciCflliiT t ers LISTING - 2 l.::.~~s~ [B 216 E Se<ond Street Has 1'12 baths furnace nice f.replace stove refngerator por ches st drs and wdows 1nsulated rural wateacre 1n country $49,900 MASON J2 Bunk beds rn goOd cond reasonable pn ce d Call 367 Pnces reduced on all mobtle homes and travel trailers TR I STA TE 13 BEDS IRON BRASS old furnrtur e gold s lver dollars wood 1ce boxes stone ta rs ant1ques etc Complete hou se holds Wnte M 0 Miller Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh Or 992 7760 Clothes of all s1zes g rls & boys teans and m1 sc Gold silver sterl1ng tewelry r tng s old coms & currency Ed Bur ke tt Bar Garage Sale Thurs & Frr 9 to 5 537 H1lda Dnve {beh md C1nema) Clothmg all s1zes and m1sc 1tems ber Shop Middleport 992 3416 Sale n1ture toddler clothmg sweeper kn1ck knacks and etc B dwell Rodney Rd - - - - - -Yard Sal e One day on ly Frrday Aug 21St SAM SPM Avon doll collect1on old re cord player f1replac e set other m 1sc ttems 493 Oak Dnve Gall1polls basement family room nat gas furnace, stove refrigerator near P 0 '" sma II v•llege S37 sao RACINE - Some slam ed glass wmdows modern bath, nat gas furnace, d1ntng study 4 bedrooms basement and lg lot $48 500 COUNTRY- Modern 3 yr old 7 rms dbl garage home Family rm wooc1burnlng fireplace lots of nJCe carpet1ng and lg level lot S69 900 REASONABLE 3 bedrooms on Lincoln Hill All elec nice k1t. Jots of carpeting Ig por ches and lot with garden spot owner has bought new home and wants to sell Only $35,000 RACINE AREA - 10 rms , 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, free gas, lg faml ly rocinl, study, dlnlng, garage anct 2 acres wm c9ftslder an offer Call to 1 POMEROY - Very ~lee older toome 01 7 rma , l bedrooms, dining, 11111 furniiC•, N1ce home rn Pomeroy good k1tchen and por ches home 1n good con d1t1on familY room 1 floor with basement home w1th 7 rooms 4 bedrooms a lot of remodel1ng has been done and would make a n~e e home Also an apartment and store buildmg that bnngs '" some extra money All Krtst1 Dr Good school clothes m1sc 1tern s Someth 1ng for eve ryone Garage Sale Adam s res1dence on R.t 160 2 mtles past Holzer Fr day 1!. Saturday 6 to dark Porch Sa le Fn & Sat 19 M•ll Creek Dr Movmg bed diShes 1ewery cloth1ng and baby 1tems 1034 Eastern Ave GalliPOliS Yard Sale Fndav 21st only 10 4 00 Electr1c appl ances curling 1rons ha tr blower electnc oven clothmg and m1sc Yard Sate 636 2nd Ave Galhpolts Fnday 9AM ., Chrtdren clothes velve t bedspread reans & tackets 3 Fam ly Ga rage Sa l e 41 Ne1l Ave GalliPOliS Thur sday Fnday Sat & Sun day Books TV c loth es and m 1sc Yard Sale 131 112 rear 41h Ave Gall!polrs Fn & Mon Lot s of clothes 1 •• drs , ' wdWI Alkii10S27,500 POMEROY - & Modern lnllde With CICIIIHmed ' calllno In llvlno rm • PIIM fl., ftlCI kit & uHfity. lath and aff cltf uHiftla J ..IUI.IDO. acres plus a newly remodeled farm house w•th 4 bedrooms llv rng d1n1ng k1tchen bath 2 porches, large barn pole shed, pump house prrvl!lte peaceful S45 000 oo MISC You can own fully -- ~ Garage Sale Neighborhood Rd Clothmg games to ys household goods Fn & Sat 9 5 Yard Sale Sat this home In Eastern District Modern home has 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms full base ment, Ave Galltpol 1s Across from Spr1ng Valley Har dware Fn I 6 Sat 9 6 and MANY WAYS TO FINANCE THIS HOME - 1Most 25 cents) SALE 512 C"cle COUNTRY FDR YOUR KIDSt Approx 21 Secluded Sat good 3 Fam1ty Yard Sale Thurs Fn & Sat 9? Bulav11J e Townhouse KidS c1oth1ng lots of 1eans ~939 Chatham Ave Gallipolis August 19th thru , Half Ded complete old surance Co has off ered serv 1ces for ftre 1nsu rance coverage 1n Gall a Cou nty for almost a ce ntur y Farm home and perso na l property coverages ar e ava la b l e to mee t 1n d1V 1dua l needs Contact Foster L ew1s agent Phone 379 2204 Schools tnstruct1on - -- SPE CIAl JOB SK ILLS TRAININ G PROGRAM lo r housew1ves and those w ho are unemployed and n eed tob skd ls n or der to get a ora home STOP IN AND SEE US AT DUR FAIR BOOTH I WE WILL HAVE PHOTOS QF MAl\jY QF OURc PROPERTIES! • ALSO REGISTER FOR OUR FREE ORAW1N01 ilEAL TOR - r y E CIIIIIICI, J r "Hlfl ASSOCIIITES Jnn Trus..u "'·2Mf ' Dottw Turnar "2·UH lfoW·Turntr"2-Ht2 4 fam1IV yard sate, new sale lots of nice 1tems Ladles dresses what nots metal wardrobe, wringer type washer electr1c range, 2 dressers garden tools, diShes etc Thur sday Fndoy and Satur day 2213 Mt vernon, Pt Pleasant -"------------~----G/IRAG E sale men 1!. women clothes lamp, etc Saturday 10 tlll ? Rt 2 Nor th PI Pleasant, garage next to Price's Gulf Center PORCH sole 2418 Monroe Ave Friday & Salurday, 9 4 CA LL jOb TODAY 446 4367 GAll Bus Co I Reg No 75 02 04726 No 1tem to large or s ma l l w111 buy 1 pr ece or com pl et e househ old New used and ant1que Call992 6370 18 Expencened moth er w II do ba by Sl fft ng 1n my home on Rt 35 1n th e R1o Dra nd e and Thu r man area Cal l Scrap m etal s ba t ten es rad1ator s gtnsen g ye llow root a n d m e r c hand1 se brokenng Harper Halste ad Salvage Company 300 Eleventh Street Wanted to Do 8(iby s1tt1ng 1n my home anylrme m clud1ng weeken ds on Ra cc oon Creek Rd Call4<16 4499 Good used 5 or 10 h p out board m otor 992 3726 145 9110 675 5868 A lso Flea Market open da ly Op en Mon day Wa nted to do babys 11trn q 1n my home Call 446 6574 Babys1ff1 ng n my home days or even ngs Ca ll 256 Farm land a c r eage 1n Ma son Count y 5 60 ac r es good access Owner f1n an ced h a v e good down paym ent Wnte Acreage Box 479 New H avE'n WV 131 2 Will li ve 1n & ca re elder ly Ca ll 367 0394 for 15265 TV serv C"" ca l ls Ca ll 992 2034 Also u se d co lo r TV f or sa le Used set bo xspnngs and mattr ess 675 5123 Rei abl e ch ild care 1n m y Conven1ent to 3 home Me1 gs schoo l s Ex per enced an d r ef erences 11 992 5555 __ Help wanted GET VALUAB LE tram1ng W II do babys ft1ng n my hOm e Prefer tnfa nts Ca l 992 5791 M an Fn as a young bus mess per son and earn good money plu s some great g 1fts as a Sen tmel route earn er Phone us rtght away and get on the eltQibrltty list at 992 MOTHER of two year old nurs ng ex per ence babys1t 1n my home near M uu n ta meer Pl an t 304 882 3446 2156 or 992 2157 Th e Me1gs County Boa r d of Mental Retardat1on snow accept1ng appl1 cat1 0ns for a full t1me Teac her / home tr a 1n er Quallf lc at tons for th1S pas t10n mc lude a Bachelor Deg ree 1n Spec 1al Educatton and must be elrg1ble for M S P R cer t 1f1 ca t1on wtth Departm ent of Educat1on All re sumes w II be accep ted until A ugust 31 a t 346 East M a 1n St Pomeroy Oh10 45769 1 ananeja! 22 The M etgs County B oard of M enta l Retardat on 1S now accept1ng appt car 1ons tor Subst tue Bus Or vers All appltcants must have 4 years drrvtn g expenence wahd bus dnvers license and c urrent Amer1can Red Cross ce rl f1c ate also a work ng knowledge of M e1gs County roads Send all a ppltc a t1o n and r esumes to 346 East M a iM Sl Pomeroy Oh 10 45769 Money to loan FHA VA co nvent1a1 Hom e Columbu s Ftrst Loans Mortgage Co 463 Second Ave GrJ II1pot 5 Oh 446 Homes fo r Sale By owner tn town One m e from school school bus 3 bdr bath eat 1n k1tchen LR on ma1n floor full t1 n+shed basement w th family roam 4 bdr and bath Carefree steel Sid m y nat gas 2 car detached garage Near golf cou r se Ca 1 446 1223 for ap po1ntment 29 acr~ 7 rm house att m ne ra l rtles Ernest V..oodrutt Rd Al 1ce Oh Ca ll 614 299 0890 after 5 3 bedrroms 2 f1 rep1aces famil y room large ll v n g room 1 fu ll 2 half baths wa ll to wa ll ca rp et full basement centra l a1 r sw mm ng poo 1/2 acre loO CITY SC HOOL S 446 1731 alter 6PM House 5 room s bath 3 p us ac r es sh ad e trees g lrage two ou t build1ngs Ne gh borhood Rd f1r st house on lef t on Kl1 c ker Rd Ca ll 446 HOMES - Professional Servtces. 2l COMMERCIAL and 1n dustr1al photo gra phy Phone 446 2909 o r 446 7226 after 4 p m P1ano tun1n g and re p a1r Lov e your ne1ghbor tun e your P1ano Bill Ward Wards Ke ybo ar d 446 4372 Gallipolis I GALLIA Clean1ng and Rent A M a 1d Servtce tnc Free Est males bonded nsur ed phon e 245 923 4 Ctean1ng by the week mon thor contrac tual Your P1ano rust 1ng 1n sum mer Hum d1ty ? Free 1n spectton w th tun1ng Lane Dan1 els 742 2951 or 992 708 1 INTERIOR pamt~ng & ex t e r1o r ca ll 304 675 1339 Hom emakers w1th sma ll c h1ldren you can earn up to SlOO a week For nterv1ew call 88 2 3433 or 614 9'i2 39.:11 between hours 9 6 Lucas Budders Room ad d1t1 o n s garages remodelin g and ce m ent work 675 5022 Marned man to help m1lk cows at our Murraysville Ja ckson County farm Garage Sa te 11 24 F1fth St oppos1t e M dway Dnve New Haven F nday and Saturday August 21 and 22 R1d1ng mower tractor tools and new 9 x 10 screen room hous e ho d and clothtng Tebay DaJry Co 3705 304 863 Lady wants to board w1th someone needs someone to take c are of her 304 576 :1917 Ileal estate Babysitter Crab 3 bedroom b r~ ck Irani alum s 1d1 n g full basemen t F R wood bur ne r car pet natu ra l gas heat a1r ca rpor t pat o c 1t y school d1str c t drapes appliances Plantz Subd v Low 40 s ca I 446 380 I nco m e proper! t down tow n loca l on zo ned com merc 1a l 51] J rd Ave Ga II PO II S 3 a pts sl eep ing r oom w1th bath poss 1b1 1ty of 4 ap t s Call 6 14 533 3884 after 6PM Sm a ll home 3 rms and ba th 65 Garfi eld Ave Ga ll1poh s Cal l I 61<1 533 3884 a ft er 6PM By owner 1n town Sc hool bus 4 bdr & 2 baths eat tn k1fchen L R on m a n floor fullltni S.hed basement Wtfh family room carefree steel nat gas 2 ca r s d1ng detached ga r age near new c it y rec r ea 1 on n Ga ll polls Ca ll 446 122J lor appo1ntment Pr ce redu ced $9 000 3 bdr ca rp e t ed lu ll b asement attached ga r age co mplete k1tchen steel Sid ng n1c e yard Green School D str1ct $40 000 Call 446 2431 For sa l e on land con 1rac t House and 2 mob1l e hom es located at Bulavllle Will se ll sepa rat el y or together Ca II 446 3437 Life Estate Cons1SI1ng of f arm house w1th acreage Further .ntorm a110 n ca ll 992 6747 a ft er 4 00 p m House fo r sale n M1d d l epo rt Ow n er wil l sac r1f1 CC' 992 29 17 or 992 12 Situations wanted ll Homes for Sale Nt;:W GABIN home ---or 3 year old all br1 ck ranch house 3 bedroom 2 b ath s fu ll basement J hea t1 ng sys tem s 2 ca r garage 2 acres 5 Po1nts area Call 99'1 2845 Shown by ap po ntm ent only remodeling paneling palnllng celllng or floor tJie, doors Call992 2759 Exper,enced estare $59 500 Ca ll 1614) 384 6309 for appomtm ent 54B Grant 51 Oh Mid dleport N1ce rns1de and out Two n1shed $3900 Call446 0390 bedroom House Dishwasher, fuel 011 fur nace Full ba sement wood burner shower shelf space laundry Workshop Carpenter work Reparr or wtth acreage for sale, 3 or • bdrs fully car peted 2 barns 379 2123 secretary New 3 bdr house w1th needs work Executove garage and full ba sement level Shorthand ahd $45 000 Ca II .u6 0390 typlng Has word processing experoen<e BY OWNER 4 bdr , splot Calt304 892 2SS• level, living room & d1n1ng room comblnallon eat 1n kitchen, Ig family rm , 2 13 tnsur1~ce 112 baths, located In Tara AUTOMOBILE IN Estates, Club house and SURANCE been can pool prlvUeges, S75 000 lied? Lost your firm Kyger creek School operator's l.lcense? Phone Dlstrrct Shown by eppt 992 2U3 only call .u6 9403 = ------- 1 112 3547 1975 Cameron 12x60 2 bdr front k1 tchen re fr1 g and range gas furnance extra door off k tchen ca rpet $5 995 J ohnson Mob l e Homes Brokers 446 3547 12x65 Mob le Home total elect r c !urn lot ava ila ble Call675 4087 1981 Fa r mo nt mob1le home a ll elec un f urn1 shed r eady to move lnto$10 000 1m me d ate possess ron 14x70 mob le home one acre new dnl!ed well $ 11 000 Davts Rd Ca ll 446 4394 1978 Fest val furn shed l <lx70 3 bdr & 1 b ath s $10 000 Ca ll col ect 614 863 011 1 1973 Crown H aven 14x65 Three bedroom new car pet 1971 Ca m eron 14)(64 two bedroo m new ca rpet 1972 Champ1on 12x60 two bedr oom new ca rpet 197 6 Cameron 12x60 two bedrooms bath & 112 new ca rpe t 197 0 PMC 12x60 two bedroom new ca rpet B & S Sales Inc 2nd an d V 1an d Stree t Pt Pl easant wv Pho ne 675 4424 1968 l 2x40 mobile homp very gd con d 1 bedroom $4 000 Call 985 41 33 USED Mo b ile Home 576 17 11 197 1 Dana n 1'1 )( 65 3 bedrooms 1972 Crow n Haven 14 x 65 w lh 8 x 10 ex pando 3 b edrooms 1973 urop1a 12 x 65 2 bedrooms 1972 Invade r 14 x 70 3 bedrooms 1972 Nashau 14 x 60 2 bed room s B .. s Sa les Inc 2nd and v and St s PT Pleasant wv Phone 675 4424 Mob le home located n Ca mp Conl ey Extra n1ce and c lea n P hon e 304 895 3967 19 77 mob te h ome 2 bedroom den Can re m am on prese nt locat 1o n Phone ]0<1 458 1854 1974 Schul1z all elec tr. c Ca ll 675 3197 8 am 3 pm 576 2637 12x55 3 bedroom mobtle home 304 895 3885 ll F~~m~ ~r Sa ie 11 5 ac re farm for more 1n fo rma t1 00 ca 11256 6560 Farm 24 112 acres 7 rooms ba th barn tobacco base 3 m lies below Cad mus on 141 Ca ll 682 6745 M orntng of b efore IFl'M IMMEDIATE POSSE SS IO N 3 bedroom stone two st ory home w1th large walk 1n cl ose t s formal d1n1ng room n ew l y re m ode led k1fchen w1th bu It rns m cl udmg d1sh washer basem ent w1th workshop large garae w1th workshop garden plot cor ner lot Pnced to settle 992 6347 fur 1978 70x l4 2 bdr ba l h tro nl den w tth wood burn ng f1repl ace pa t to aw 1n g sk 1r t1ng ap pi ances d m ng room table and chatrs No other li ke new furniture S10 000 Johnson Mob 1l e Home Brokers new I s1 ng 446 1980 12 x 55 furni Shed 304 On Rf 7 Home l or cou pl e or s mall family N ear Ches t er WBFP l ar ge lot garage wor k shop lo w util 1ty cos ts LOw 40s 985 4 2 7 7 s mall completely 7274 2606 House & 101 111 It dnveway 2 rooms & bath lui I ba sem ent W1th shower Creek Road, Gallipolis Ferry WV area 675 2316 CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL IT Y MOBILE HOME SA LES 4 Ml WEST GALL IPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 446 3868 or 446 528 7172 The M e 1gs County Board of M e nta l Retardat1on 1s now accept1ng appJ 1cat ons for Subst1tute Teachers A ll teac hers qual1f1catwn s m elude certrf1 cat on from th e Department of Educat1on 1n M S P R Sen d all ap plicattons and r esume s to 346 East Ma1n St Pomeroy Oh10 45769 d1shes clothing & mise acres '-'0,500 00 OVER 100 FT OF ROAD FRONTAGE On lhJS one acre lot Water and electric are avaltabho Would moke a lovely slte for a traller 31 22 1981 from 9 AM to 4 OOPM at 405 Legrande Blvd msulated gas forced aJr heat carpeted, garage car port above ground sw1mmmg pool on 2 Aug Insura n ce SANDY ANO BEAVER In Bob Mc Morm1 ck Rd 9 to 5 Garage Mob1le Homes lor Sale MOBILE Pom eroy 992 2689 F nday 1!. Sal Aug 21 22 9 5 Clothes toys small fur 1 Ga lli POliS CALL 446 7572 Garage Sale Thur s & Fn 4 Family 4 bedroom 2500 so tt p lu s basement acre 80 s 304 77J 5867 Old shee t mus c comiC books and post card s 446 0192 Frt & Sat 9 4 ra1n o r shtne Turn nght off R1 7 1ust before Clipper M1ll 6th house on left for $36 000 oo MODERN - 7 rms bath 4 bedrooms full see RIGHT PRICE RIGHT LOCATION HOME PLUS 2 REN TALS - 2 story frame LISTING St Rt 142 acres of whrch 60 acres are hayland, and 8Q acres are pasture A n1ce 3 bedroom home with a new kttchen and bath 2 barns other bU1Idtngs even a small rental house All fenced and 1n operat on now If vou want a farm call on S26 900 00 Phone 1-(614)-992-3325 NEW A REAL FARM- W1th this one S85 900 00 Renewed 6 rm home on HARLEY DAVIDSON ~ '2688 Ph 3611560 Nowsnso '5288 1979 Water Sewer Eleclnc Gas Ltne-'D•tches water Ltne Hook ups Sepllc Tanks county Certtlted Roush Lane Chesh.re Oh ) /Ooo FURNITURE We sell turn ture Sagraves Furntture 446 4775 Auto Sales off Rl 35 at 641 Beaut1ful level corner lots '" Syracuse w1th a one story 2 bedroom energv effiCient home w1th a new bath new carpet and new storm WindOWS $29 900 00 Delivery POMEROY LANDMAR 614-992-2181 5 7 tfc NEW PERSONALIZED Mason. BUY Assumab le loan or land contract at 11 percent m terest wt t h 10 percent down call 614 928 4339 No answer 304 773 5235 Garage Sale Frt & Sat 10 to ? Across f ro m M1nk s POMEROY,O. 992-2259 CALL US TODAY FOR GASOLINE Regular, Unleaded GASAHOL H•·Speecl Diesel #I & #2 Heating 011 NATHAN BIGGS 992 2174 WE CHIP WOOD Po les max d1ameter 14 on largest end S12 50 per ton Bundled s lab $ 10 50 p e r ton De l1ver d to Oh10 Pa Ilet Co Ro ck Spr1ngs Rd Garage Sale Fnd ay 9 t II ., On Deen1e Dr across fr om Gall!a Auto Sales PRICED RIGHT Rad1ator Spec1ahst Pomeroy, OH Household 11 ft 112 m1le off Rt 35 2160 GWEN S SPECIAL Uhhty Buildings ler6 OOPM 3 kittens 992 5275 10 8 wall & base krtchen cab1nets antiques and mtsc Cora Ohto Mov1ng Yard Sale Fr1 & Sal 21st & 22nd c Earl Saunders K l1 cke r Rd Waf ch for srgns From the Smallest Heater Core to the Largest Rad1ator All STEEL From J(lxJO Four pupptes part beagle, par1 Labrllldor two female two mate Call 446 2825 af buy Ju n k cars scrl'!lp m etal and bat te nes Ca II 388 9303 Fr day 1 5 pm COMPLETE , 2 4 tt c Farm Buildings good WJih kidS Call 388 9820 weeks old 675 6714 FLH ClaSSIC, 1100 aclual All type s of roo! work new or r epatr gutters and downspouts gutter clca n1n9 and patnf1ng All work guaranteed offer any other thmg for sale may place an ad 1n thrs column There w11l be no charge to the adverttser 22 Yard Sale Buck R1dge Rd Apts Apt 81 Wed Fn 9 00., Cl othmg and m1 sc RADIATOR SERVICE Renld l PropNhes Apt Hou sr Ownen MoDI It Homt P•rk~ H. L WHITESEL ROOFING does not offer or attempt to 7 51fc C oon Lilllindr l'\ 991 6J2J •tnsulaf1on •Storm Door s • Storm Wmdow s •R eplac e ment Wmdows Ph Ph H4J 3322 1 13 '1 mo pd Rcpil r nq S nu• 19SJ ROBERT MASH Alummum Sodong Qu11ts mo•e t Kn I Croc het Embro1der Sl 50 Jacket s Gutt e r Rootong Rcmodcll ·,q Ro o m Ad Dryw.111 J&L BLOWN INSULATION Vonyl & f rC l! F '. ftm ltCS C 111 Collect gtve away and 1h Old EngliSh Sheep dog puppy 7 weeks Registered Old English Sheep dog GOOd farm dog 7 years old 304 995 3624 TOM HOSKINS APPLIANCE SERVICE 1 N I mo pel 1 EUGENE LONG to anythmg Garage Sale Saturday Aug Gtveaway • Remodeling • Free est tmates • 20 yrs expenence Ket>o Til~ A<l tor Future Relerenu VINYL SIDING For lnl or m n t10n Ca ll 949 271 o or 949 2806 8 2 1 mo to Al1<e Brw NeedlecraH O.pl I 0 7 ttc S1dmg Roofing 1 Gutter Remodeling \~ ,- v mg Your Are ..l tor 20 Yc.1rs 675-1333 4 HOUSE for sale by owner 4 bedrooms 2 baths $47000 lo ca ted North of Pt Pleasant on Rt 62 7822 Yard Sale lad1es 3 speed btke mater ntty clothes baby c lothes and lots of dtffer ent ttem s •~•dtng 5 21 ftc SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS 992-2156 In Mason tounty 615 5817 model used cars Sm1th BUICk Pontrac GAllipoliS Oh10 Call 446 2282 to 3 bedroom ranch 1112 baths double garage sandhrll Road Pt PI Fl'n ced on 1nspectlon Yard Sale Fnday 1!. Sa t 10 7PM 6th house on 0 J Whole Rd Baby bed new .1nd Home Matntenance e Rooltng ol {Ill types PH. 992-7201 8 6 1 mo J&C SANITATION SERVICE Gathe1 a bouque t ol beaut lui colors for th1s show Quill Pa1nt n embrOider tllg bold flowers n I ue lo.nalure co lors 01 lh s col lec tors qu It of 15 n bloc~ s PaMern 7050 t1ssue transfe of 12 mo!lls chart !01 61 X 80 QUI I duect10ns $2 00 to eac h patte n Add 50< each pattern tor poslilge • Backhoe • Excavat1ng • Septic Systems • Water Sewer & Gas lmes • Dump Trucl< • Tr encher L1censed & Bonded Brenda Weaver 1 In Metgs CouDty ANY PERSON who has gold call 992 3128 afler 5 p m or 992 6602 between 8 a m and 5 pm • Gtveaway yellow for Fa~rgrounds Behind the stage Rtng has one center d iamond w1th one small dtamond on each S1de Anyone fmdm g th1s rrng ~37-Buffalo 4 of offered posSibly at Meigs County 895- Letarl 446-2342 reward dtamond engagement ring Lost somehme Monday 4S8-Leon 576-Apple Grove 773- Mason 882- New Haven Call now for appointment 675 J032 Publ1c Not•ce :~ AMWAY diStributor For the wonderful products of Amwav call 304 773 5040 efilumtnu m l<. hnq e I rltiCf" !-lit c ht \ e11.h :t1t f 1bn c I I return 675-Pt Pleasant Toy Terner male blac k & wh1te house dog 8 yrs old Gospel P1ano rnstructrons for regular student and ac cept10g some beg1nners Also offenng pnvate musJC 8 14 1 mo I I 992 2181 Pomeroy, Oh teet 1 e I Syracuse, Oh10 Ph 992 3282 . l-----~~~:~~~~~~~-----~J Mao I ThiS Coupon woth Remittance The Daoly Senhnel Box 729 BARNETT'S WElD SHOP IO( I t l d •LADIES JAZZERCISE I I I I I I 1, For buld delrvery of gasoline, heating orl and dtesel fuel call Landmark PH. 949-2285 11 2 3 Cu~tom 15 - -- 11 23 24 25 26 27 28 :19 JO I C. 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MASH MILLER ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION SERVICE ap Fall Clas ses In •T .A p •JAZZ --- 586 S & W newest L frame now 1n stock Spring Valley Trading Co Spnng Valley Plaza .u6 8025 Business Services rr 742- Rutland /l rea Code 304 ta11 w1ns 22 nffe Longest red ta1l wins 22r1fle Spring Valley Trad1ng Co , Spring Valley Plaza, .1-46 8025 ' ds nnr Nam•---------Address, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 deg E 9 I nks thence s 88 deg E along the 1 ne pas s ng Throu g h th e ce nter of sa 1d Sec 3£ cha ns a nd 14 Inks to a stake wherP an el m 8 n Dear s N 48 deg W 16 Inks and a red oak 12 n bears W 15 1 nks then ce 5 2 dey 10 m n W 10 cha ns and 35 nks ro a stake w here an ash 12 n bears S 59 deg each '12 1 nks and a gum 12 n be ars N 111 deg w J4 1 nks th ence 88 deg \\ 3l c.11a ns and 14 1 nks to a stonE' rn the W ne of sec No 34 w he re a buc k eye 5 n bears N 46 deg W 6 1 nks th e'lce N 1 deg IU m n E 11onq th e W I nc ol sn d ~c c 34 10 chn nc; nnd 35 I nk. o;, to t he p t<1ce o t beq1nn nq t be ng 65 acres on the W end ot the N o t he S a t Sec JA Twp 1 R 13 ol th e OC P Also the f o llo w n q S tuilled n the Twp of ':In I sbu r { County at Me LJS and s tar e a t On o bounded and descr bed as foll ows N W c or r of Sec 14 T R 13 0 C P com mcnc ng at th e ro1d lead ng fr om th e Pomeroy and Har r sonv li e Rood to th e Hy se Run Road ar a DO nt where th e N I ne ot cl 65 A tra ct owned by Leonar<l Koen g nrcrsec ts sad Hy scl Run Ro1d then ce N 61 deq W 1:1 ads th ence 75 de q W 6 r ods thence N 60 deq W 14 rods thence ~ BS deo W 0 rod s thence :, Bll dt:g w o rods Th ence s 44 dcq W 10 r ods e1 nd 1 nk s to Leonard Koen q s N 1 ne the nce E aronq LconMd Kocn g s N Inc to t he pi ~ ce of beg nn ng con ra n no J e~c es n o r e or tess Deed Reference Vol I I t po '16'1 Vol 9.:1 pg ?SO Me qs County D eed ~ecor Pub lic NOti CE' upon and a ny equ ty ot rPdempt on n such parcel l nr E SpenCf'l C erk o Court SSO Homes for Sille BY OWNER WANTED 247-L.etart Falls 949-Ractne TO PLACE AN AO CALL Small investment, large returns, Sentinel Want Ads Publ c N 01 1ce deg E IM t n k s an<J a hrckory IJ n bears 5 5J Valley Lumber, August 15 Much loved pet 985-Chester 343- Portland Ma son Co, W va regtster for our Squ1rrel Ta1l Contest Longest grav Publ C NOtiCe Ml ss1ng Sma ll whtte female cat Last seen near Pomeroy Special pnce on this group Bear Whitetail Hunter S69 14 Bear LTO Polar $129 95, Brown Bear $149 95 Bear Mlnl Mag 149 95 Kod1ak speocal $99 95 Spnng Valley Trading co Spring Valley Plaza .u6 8025 31 CASH PAID for clean late 61. 992-Moddleporl 245---Rto Grande 2S6-Guyan D1st 643-Arabla D1st Lost and Found Found Black alld tan type coon dog white spotted beagle type, Red Setter Call Humane Society 992 6505 Me1gs Co Area C,ode 61. 446-Galllpolls 367- Cheshlre 388-VJnlon delivery, Dav1s Vacul!m Cleaner one half m11e up ATTENTION Come 1n and Publ1c Not•ce The Daoly bath carpeted attached shed Two m11es from Racrne $28 900 Owner will help f1nanss,. Cleland Realty 992 2259 • Mason 4 bedroom 2 500 square feet plus ba sement 1 acre $80 s 773 5867 after Farm For Sate by Owner 41 acres more or less locrt ted 4 1/2 miles out on Rt 218 Tob acc o base Calf after 6 00 245 9222 35 Lot s & Acreage LOTS Real nrce ca mps1te on Ra cc oon Creek all ut11 11es ava lable SJOO down owner w II fm ance ca ll after 3 P m 256 6413 LOIS by Owne r 1 1/ 4 A tOS acres level rural water City schools 10 per cen t down ca 11 379 2196 R 1ver s1de l ot 1 07 acre Between Sy racuse and Rac 1ne on SR 124 SllOOO Call pm 614 862 6018 after 6 BY owner 3 apa r tm ent house on appr ox 1 acre Ltve 1n one rent others to make your payment Can be conve rted s1ngle home C1 fY water w tll constder land contract 675 1883 9 5 pm 5p m HOUSE MeadoWbrook Ad dlllon, 3 bedroom , fam1ly room with fireplace, cen Ira! air, basement 30• 675 1542 20 ACRES on black top road t1mber Phone 1 614 263 8322 or 263 2669 2 acre lot In Chester Oh1o Call 1 304 675 4466 ---- �Page--14-The Dail Sentinel 35 Lots & ~c!:_e~·~e __ 44 S.4,000 . ~ 36 Real Estate W•nted - - - - -- 6 rm house & lot, l 4x70 mobil e nome & TWO tots. 4 miles from HMC on Rt . 160. Phone 446· 1339 . Rentals Sm all f urnished house in the city , adults only . Call 446 0338 N1 ce house. la rge rooms . House, 6 rm . & ba t h, l / 4 mill:' N o f 1 18 Ca ll 4At! -74 72 alter 5· 30 . House tor r e nt on Geor ges Creek Rd 3 bdr , $200 per mo $ 100 deposit Call 446 .3874 7 bl? c:lroom house-. Fur n1shed Ov erlookin g th e Oh 10 R1ve r Brow ns Traile r Pa r k, M1ners vill e . 99 2 3314 F1v e room cab1n for 1 per pa 1d at $75 month , utilities A l so 1 tra1IN space H e nd e r son Tr a il er c ourt No pet s Refe ren ces r e qu 1red 675 2946 42 Mob il e Homes torR cnt bd r, 3 bdr , m ob1l e hom es Ca l l 446 0175 lh60 tull y turn mob 1le home . w1th a1 r C<J ll 446 .l i iO 60ll 12 , 2bclr . I 112 ba th <;,. 1n town . s ma II depos1 I r eq Ca ll 446 03 18 78 2bdr furnished mobi le hom e su,tablc t or couple . no pet s. $ 155. S50 d eposi t Cal l .l46 3617 OR RENT a l m os t new 14 x 70. 3 bedroom . 1 1;; bath s. s1 rt1nQ o n n ice I o f. r ead y t o mo1.;e 1nt o Phone 304 576 2711 Room,lfc . clccl n . t o sh ar e e!(penses. $ 125 m on th , ~ II u t d, t ,cs p~1 1 d Ca ll a tt cr 4 pm 304 887 3536 Pri ce reduced $9,000 . 3 bdr . , c arpeted . full b ase ment. attach e d garage , c omplete k it chpn , s teel si ding, nice yard , Gree n Sc hool Distr 1c t . S<tO.OOO. Cal l .4.46·2431. F or r ent upstairs apt ., 4 ~"Oo ms & bath . a i r co nd .. c lea n , adults onl y , no pet s, dep r equ ,rt>d . Call446 1S 19 Furni shed . 2 bd r a part ment , depos tt & r ef er ences r eQU i r ed , adults only . pa y elec tr ic onl y _992 364 7. room furntshed apt . Utilit ies pa1 d, adults only . $185 .00 per month , $60 .00 d epo s tt 94 Loc ust St . Ga llipo l t<;, 446 1140 or 446 2 bed r oom m obile home 675 388 5 J bed r oorn lr n der 304 895 3486 MOBIL E hom e. 2 bedroom turn, <;, heo 304 675 6'1 1/ 7 BEDROOM f ur n1shed. ac. no c hild re n. no pets. ~ 1 00 mon th pl us elecf r ,c 3 miles above New H aven 30J 88 2 2466 a nyt 1m e 44 Sma ll fu r n Ca ll 446 1578 apar tm en t Du p l e). up st a1 r s, ve r y la r ge. '2 bdr , turn , apt Pa rk tront on STat e s r . u til1t1 eS furn1sh ed. $275 mo 446 499 3 Dupl e)( dow ns ta1 r s, la r ge . 1 bdr . turn ap t Pr ,va1e yr:t r d . pa rk fr ont on s r .=~ t e St . u t d1 t 1es tur n1s hed . S2SO mo 446 499 3 Second !lour ell enc'{ npt . .~ dulls only , no pe t s. 7'29 Sec ond Ave Ca ll 446 0957 'l bC' droom nil C' lect r 1c. Hc n cle r <5on Sl 'iO dc po~1 t . SI SO per month No PC' t s tnQu l r f' 61J ] fl i' 7?57FI Itl'r 5 I n N r w Ho ve n . 'N V . n I bPdroom ,-,n d a J bed r oom ,lp,Htmf'n l Fur n 1shed w1 1h Wcl•c r c.nd ht'cl l p n10 S21S D cpostt SIOO For 1n t orm.'\ TtOnO I-l ·l -16 /516 -l ~ Furn tshed Room s SLEE PIN G RO OM S ilnO l tq ht housr kcC' p1 nq n ~t . P ~tr k Cen trnl H ot el OIS 5366 R EGE N CY A PT IN C l be d r oom . k1t che n lur n1sh ca. c arp eted , b il ls par t1Clll y p rl iC' S/00 mo E.._ ce ll cn l nc ,q hbor hood 615 6U)or 6/ S 5104 F ur n1shNI .=.pis 3 bd r Si/0 . wn ter p ~td . Ch 1lorc>n ~ccc pt ab i P C.'l ll 446 J4l 6 niter 7 PM 2 bdr unl u rn . ap t 1n Cr own C ty Oh Call 256 64 ) -l Furn a p r . J rms &. ball • Cor nt•r ol Cour t an d l nd . Goi J,pOI IS s 18 5 DO per mo (Cli i .JJ6 161 5 or 446 1243 1 bl'Uro om npt s cwa, lao lc ilt R 1Vcr S1d C' Apts Equal Opporrun1t'{ H ous 1ng Cal! 90 2 7711 1 & '} be droom turn 1shed np.=ntment s 991 5434 or 99'1 S91J or B!!'J 7566 Untu r n, shed ap ar tment ') bPnroom s. c orp c ted 1n Pomf'r oy H as sl av e Sl 50 montt1 p l us. de p os il Ut 1l1 t1CS ex tr a 'N 7 661 8 ~pace -l tl lor R ent COU N T RY M OBI LE Hom e P ~lr k . Rout e 33 . No rrtl ot Po m erov LM QC' lOIS (A ll 49'/ /J/ G TRAtLER SP<Kf'S ~ or ren t Soulhc> r n Vn ll ey Mob ile> H om(' Pnr k Chf'Sh1 r f' Oh 99'/ JQ) J TRA I LE R '>DdCC· ] mil es I r om town 1unc T10n '2 & 67 o r olcf Y Pt Pl e<i <;,n n t 6l5 J7 .t8 F or rent tr.ldl' r sp.l Cf' l u r <;, rTirlll trrl1le r wee k ly il na mont h l 'r' r,1t cs. ,, ,r c on d 11 10 ned roo m <; bv ~A-t> E' "­ c ~lblc T V M ,lr y R Tr o ll e r P rn k M riS lH1 WV Ph one JO.: /13 56SI One bedr oom qar .:~ g e r~p.:~r tmenl Low mcltnta tnce Good IOCd t 10n 514 S. Four th Av e. Mtd dl eport . Oh Ca ll 614 J846J 09 t or ap po1n1ment 1 very n K c 1 bedroom apr:tr tm ents '"Mi dd lepor t I tur nished w ith util itiPs 1n eluded and I un t ur ntshed 991 3190 R emodel ed bedroom apartm cnl tn Mtddlepor t. Utilities includt>d $ 180 plu s deposi t . No pets Call 992 6177 aft er 6 p m I or l bedroom houo:.i' or npartmc nt CIO SC' IO !Own 61') 693/ s1 Household Good s LA YNE ' S FURN IT UR E ch.=. .r . rock er . ot rom a n , 3 tabl e~ . SSOO So fa . ch a 1r nnd love se at , $115 So t as an a cha1r s pr 1ced l rom $285 to $795 Tabl es. SJ8 C'lnd up to $ 109 H1 dC' a bc d s. S340 . queen S1I P. $) 80 ReCI1 ners. SIJ) 10 ') '}';) 5 , L il m ps fr om SIS t o S6 5 5 pc dtnenes tro m S79 . t o 5385 I pc . Sl 89 .=tnd up w ood tabt e w 1th 4 c h ~11rs . S7 19 up t o S49 5 Hutche <;, '!iJOO C'lnd SJ/5 , f"l apl e or p1 n f' t,n ,sh BPtiroom su1tes Bos sett Oa k , $6 75 . Basse tt ( tl(' r r'l·. S79 5 B unk bed c om pl c l c> w1 th m i'l t 1rt•sseo:.. S/50 and up to SJ50 CJ p t a, n·s bed s. $'ll5 co rn p tete Baby beds. $99 M<l ttresses or bO). spr 1nqs, l u l l or lw 1n, S58 . l1rm . S68 ~1 n c1 S7 8 Queen se t s. Sl9S 5 dr c t 1l'~ to;; , S49 4 dr ches rs, S4:1 Bed frames. $10 and S'JS . 10 g un Gun cab 1ne ts. $3SU . d 1nett e cha 1r s $2 0 rm d S15 Gas or elec tr1 c r,1 n qes . S29S Or t hopedi C su pe r l 1r m . S95, sof a be d w 1t h c ha1 r , $165 , ba b y bt>d & marr es s. S1S .J5 . be d tr a m es $ ~ 0 . S2S , & $30 u se d. Ran ge s , r C' tr1g erator s, a;td TV 's. 3 mil es ou 1 Bu lav llte Rd . Ope n 9a m to 7pm . Mon th ru F r 1 . 9am t o5p m . Sa f S o t r~ . GOO D U SE D AP PL t A N CES w as he r s, dry e r s, ref r ,g erdtors , r a ng es Ska g gs Ap p l 1a nc es. 1918 E as t e rn A ve . 446 7398 . CCise Kn tves20°o oft a ll cc=tse kn i vP-s Sp rin g V a lle y T r a dtng Co .. Spring V a ll ey Pla za . 446 8075 U SED FURNITURE 36 1n gas range , split ca ne ch air , wa l n ut bedroom sui te Cor b1n & Sn yder Furn ., 955 Seco nd . Gallipoli s, Oh . 614 446 11 71 W 1ndow air c onditioner , warm moring gas heater . roll ·a ·way bed . Call 256 1 BEDROOM , unf u rni shed ctpartment and 2 bedroom furnished apar tm en t, 30.4 For sa le 2 p1ece l ivi ng room suite and 1 c hai r w it h ot toman _ Ca ll 446 4001 alter ments now available at Pt . P leasant ScOttish Inn . Also a hon'=' vmoon sutie . All utilities paid . Apartm enrs as low as $140. a week . Honeyrrioon sutie S45. a night. Call JOH75 6776 . . -· -· . Amer ic an cou ch , $75 .00 Call997 3703. Li v 1ng room suite. red an d blac k, Spanish design , ex ce l lent condit ion . 67 5·6921 . 54 Misc . Merchandice KIT 'N' CARLYLE "' F irewood . split. stacked & delivered . Mixed wood $65 per cord, SJS one ·halt cord . Green or seasoned . All har· standing wood 7538 . I 1980 Toyota , tong bed, 5 spd . . Pioneer AM · FM \ 7 p 1ece l tv ing room suite .! US ED ITEMS FOR SA L E S400 . Will sel l seperatel y Compa c t Whirlpool wash er 675 1374. & dryer , compa c t Wards washer & dryer , 36 ' cop· ON E dinette set , 8 chairs, pertone range , Maytag good condiTion . 1 bedstead . dishwasher , Trueto ne 19' good condition 1 loveseat , co lor TV , RCA 25 ' col or TV . good c ondition . 2 fuel o il E ll 10tt Appl t anc e. 446 -37 33 st oves. 3 275 g a l. fuel 0 11 ranks . 30.4 576 2859 . cassette deck , new topper , 22.000 m i., $5,800. Call 446- 7504. 1973 I ton Ford, 25.000 miles, no rust , $2, 200 Call 3677533 197.4 GMC 3/ 4 T truck with insulated camper top on t ruck , auto, PS , PB , good 8 pl y tires with spare, heavy duty , good cond ., S2. 100 . SWIMMIN G POOLS : PRE S E AS ON S ALE . CA ST tron bath tub & si nk . 575 304 773 5621 $99900 INST A LLED!!! Above g round pool COM PLETELY 52 CB , TV , Rad io Equipm ent F ender Super tw in am w i th e)( l e rn al pd1e r spea k er c ab1n er , Pea v ey mon 1t or SySI em Ca II 388 !J436 Misc. Merchandrce Wh1te m e tal detector s Open 1ng Spec ia l 20°o off on a ll w hite metal detectors Sp rin g Va ll ey T rading Co ., Spnng V a ll ey Plnza , 446 B02S . R02S Lik P nf'w . warm morntng g as he at er , wdh b lower. a l l auto H7 V1n e St . GallipOli S R em tngt on Thunderbolt 22 L R Am mo. $ 1.39 per bO )C Sl 3_00 per c arton Spr1n g Valley Trad1ng Co . Spr1ng Va ll ey Pla2a . 446 B025 . E c fiose 12 g a . game loads 1t6 shot . 20 shell s per bD><. $3 95 bo x Spr ing Vrtl ley Tra tnd Co .. Spr 1ng Val ley Plaza , 446 80 25 Crossman B · B 's 'Milk Car ron · box of 1500 Specia l $1.09 bO)( Spring Valley Tradt ng Co . . Spring Va l ley PLaza . 4.46 7025 Compound Bow Specia l PSE sizzler 1am 1nated li m bs . magnes ium hand lt>, 50 lb pu ll Spec1 al $39 .95 . Spr1ng VatJey Trading Co .. Spr1ng Va lley Plaza. 446 · 14ft. fi sh1ng boat & trailer , S400 00 . 12 lt . camper t r a il er . $2000 Elect,..ic g utlar & amp . S\90 . Phone 388 9087 RCA color TV 21 tn ., e lec tric tw1 n bed . Ca l l 446 05 95 Rat l iff Pool s &. Servi c e Comple te sal es. ser .... ice. pool cover s, and wt n te r 1za t ion k tts. Call446 -13'l.t Papason chair , S150. G l ass cof fee tab le . $150 . Shor t scuba tank , $50 . Call .446 754 1 John Deer e 440 A log sktd der . 1968 model . machin cally good $ 7,000 Cal l 388 9031 For sa le avacodo green tub . green & while marb le sink & vanity wl! h f i)C tures E.,.;t r a good c ond , 4 yrs old Call 367 0394 dl e. S50 Ca ll742 2844 . 8 It Ford truck toppe r . Nanny goa l. whol e house a1r c ond .• 4 Se ars radi a l a ll season fi res ( 14 in . 2) , st ud ded mud & snow t ir es ( 14 rn ) . Cal l 991 2779 Mov1ng to Texas Must sell stove, r efr1gator , wa sher and bedroom suit e befor e /...ug 21 992 27 72 Bro wn 1ng 1.000 12 g ua ge Be lgt um m a de shot g un Sluq barr el , 3 1n m aqnum ba r r el l u ll chok e. [J., ba r re l full c hoke $SOO 614 66 7 361 1 OLD Avon decanlers So m e lull S06 E Ma in St . Po m eroy A l so kn1 ck kn<;lc k s E g g s 70 cents doz Mrs Cldtord Ledh e it . St. Rt. 33, Roc k Sprtng s 99 2 3446 o r 992 5836 NEE D seve r a l il ern s of tur nitu re . appl1an ces. tel evt sion s 8 19 disc ou nt s t or q u an d y p u r c has e V Ill age Furniture 260 5 Jac k son A ve 67S 1773 54 Misc . M erc handice E nc losed uti ,l ty trail er , Q)( C c ond . w i ll not leak Call38 8- 8436 . 55 Bulfd1ng Sup pl res Building m a terial s, block br 1ck . sew er pipes . wi n dew s, lintels, et c. Claude Winler ~, Ri o Grande. 0 Call 245 512 1 Pets tor Sa le 56 POODLE DRAGONWYND C ~T TE RY KENNEL . AKC bla c k Chow pupp ies, Sept . 1 CF A Himalayan. P er Stan an d S1amese k1rtens . N ew Liln c. blue , and cho S 1ames e and Blu e H 1malayan ki ttens Ca ll 446 38:14 aft e r 4 p.m . HILLCRE ST BR IARPATCH KE NN ELS Boarding a nd g rooming AKC Gord o n sett e rs , E ng ltsll Coc k e r Span ie ls Call 446 4191. Jcan te' s P C' t Shop 1 mde Wes t of G all ipol is on Rt 141 Open Monday thru Sat. 9 s_Call 446 79 20 For sa le poodl e j::.Jps. AKC r cg 1stered , 13 wk s o ld 1 CtlOcolat e m a le and 1 <IP r•cot t cm c11E' Call 245 5263 o r 37 9 1336 bef ore 1 PM Cock Poo puppy , full blooded. 5 wk s. old No shot s, all ma les. S black. wh1te Ca ll 446 1369. Regi st ered Cock er Span 1el pups. Call 446 1262 MOVING P1nk and white stripe , twin be dspead wi th mal ching dr a pes . 48 1n .)C 4S in . One pair so lid r ed drapes 48 in)( 63 tn Two b lue form a ls. worn once. size <f 10 675 3048. Two 9 SO x 16 .5 L T Ro ad rr ead Un i Roy a l 1tr es Three FR 78 , 14 tn . ra d tal tires. exc el lent condi t io n Two F7(l 14 inc h, snow a nd mud ti res, excel lent c on d 1tton . 67S 3471 14 If . of 6ft . t r ip le wall p1pe plus rai n caps _Will ta k e $90 tor c ve rythtng _ 67S 3144 . do ll and wood burning stove , a lmos t new J f t . by 2 f1 portabl e dishwasher refr tgera tor . elec1. cook stove _Call4.46 0 167. Me ns 26 inc h 10 speed F re e Spirit bi c yc le. Perf ec t con dit ion . 675 6511 RESTAURANT & STORE RADIAL arm saw $100 .00, dril l press $200 .00, task ha nd ler till er $1000 Phone cond . Cal f 304 675 4684. RADCO 304 573 1378 . They ' ll Do It Every Time eo<<eeriNG A/JilL, -"llO'S FRAU MAKES SEI(SE .... A (i;U'( IN T~E OFFICE: SAIP TO TAKE IT TO S\MALL CLAIII'S CQUil'f ... TO NE W LO CAT ION . F ish Tank and Pet Shop 241 3 Jackson Ave _, Pt . Pl easa nt . Across from We st e rn Au t o. Ca ll 675 :?063 . Close d Fr iday and Sa turday . Open Mondi'ly August 17 th at new loc ation . sa m e hours AKC Da c h s hund. Pomeran1an an Pood l e pups 895 3958 . 57 Musical Instrume n ts Orga sontc do ubl e keyboard orga n , wi th toot pedals SSOO Phone 992 7JJI . A new A c ouSt tc E lec tr ic Ova t ton gu it ar wi th hard case. model no· l 612. One cr r~t e amphtifier with long pt ck up cord S ex tr a se t s of strings . Se t of battery powered st ereo ear phones Var ious chord and in stru c ti on books . A ll oriced below w holesa le pri ce . Pho ne 304 887 2325. 58 59 Ve r y Gen tl e pony , perfect t o r k1 dS . Ca ll 4.46 -9744 aft er 458·1076. SPM 73 4-wheel drive , In · te rnational Sc out SL500. Ca ll 256 · 1427 15 Fruit & Vegetables . tomatoes. 1976 Ford Va n , good co n - H ay & Grain 64 d itoon. $3600. 6756429 36 11. Ca ii 4461S46 . Letart Falls . Oh. loaded wit h ext r as com . For sa l e motor c yc le tra iler . Call446 IS78 1979 H ar ley Davidso n Spa r t ster . Excellent condi t ion $2700 firm . Phone 992 6761 or 2.4 7·3116 . 1977 F i at X 19, AM FM 8 · t rac k , A(, rear delrost , 45, 000 m, Ca ll 379 ?252 · 1978 H a rl ey Sportster 1,000 c c. clean . A I sha pe, 5.800 miles, $2, 900. Ca ll 7112 28.44 . Ford Bronco nnd 76 Chevor let N ova . Ca ll 4.46 2422 15 1978 Kawasaki SR650 , ni ce clenn bik e in very good con dition . $1900 . 742 3076 197 3 M erc ur y Comet. 52 ,000 miles, moTor 8. tra ns.- good c ond _ Make off er Pho ne 446·8060. 197) Ol dS C .1 fl. l'>' ,756 142 1 r ~ '' 1975 Dodg e Dart, low mt lea ge, standard, 6 c y l., $1.095. Call256 1968 . KDX 175 . 197 1 Corvette co nvert ibl e , w hi Te with red interior . 1n elud ing w hil e hrtl"dtop , 350 eng .ne , r al ley w hee ls . Ca ll 446 9692 74 AM C Sportabout Station wagon , 6 cy l , auto ., good cond , will trade Ca ll .446 · 1452 . 1976 Dodge Stationwagon Lornette , 3 sea t s, good t1re s, no rust , ex c. cond . Call 4.46 0519 or 446 -018 1 1969 Z28. exc e ll enl cond . Ca ii iJ92 36.47 auto, PS, PB. Ca II 985 .4346 fa i r c ond . 1971 vw Squareback 4 sp, sun roof. c lea n 446 11.49 evenings, 949 250.4 days . 1977 Plymouth Vo lar e. 6 cy l. AC . Au tom atic. Ver y c le a n Cal l 992 3798 aft e r 5 p .m . 5 00 PM . GE dryer, like new,$90 .00. M ay t ag au tomati c washer, n iCe, 590.00 . Ca \1 .446 ·8181 . •·J· --·---·--· 61 Four 15,000 gallon tanks loca ted above ground at At hens. Ohio. $3.000 .00 eac h. Phone I · 304·422·2781. 1964 MF 3 Baler, very good condition, S1200. 675 -2377. WSEO brown and whi te room ch air S15. See af 769 Brownell Ave ., Mid· dleport -- picnic t ab l es . porch sw ings, most wood produc · ts. 101 Cou r t St, Ga llipolis . Call446 2572. WEATHERALL CON CRETE · qual ity and ser vice , Ca l l675 -1582 . 675 1560 . 75 SHOW 7:31 ~ GET SMART 7:58 (;!IN UPDATE NEWS 8:00 • (l) NBC MAGAZINE WITit DAVID BRINKLEY Thla weekty eerie• otfare a blllfld of c urrent new a at oriel, topical reports and profllee. Hoat Oavk1 Brinkley ia joined by contrlbut· tng reportera Garrick Utley . Jack Perkinl, Oouglae Kiker and Belay Aaron. (80 mine.) PUBUC ENEMIES MORK AND MINDY (I) TltE WALTON$ Ike and Corabath are aeparated over an untlmelv latter, while Elizabeth teara her growing romancewlthOrawiabecoming too hot for her to handle . (Be.Q!at; 60mlna.) (I) ll1J VOYAGE OF CHARLES . DARWIN 'How Wide Was the Distance Between Savage and Civ111zed Man' Darwin makes CAPfAIN EASY I REALIZeD ,OMeTHING WHEON THEY HAD YOU I'M VliRY !>LAD YOU'Re MCI<. !>AFJ;LYI••,~'0~:.~~1 . \ CAPTUIU!D. YOU K i CiJ). PAINTING intenor and exterio r , plu mbin g , r ooti ng, some re model ing . 20 yrs _exp. Cai i388 ·96S2. STRUCT I ON · SpecialiZ ing i n concre te driveways , sidewa l ks , pati o , basement , ga r ag e fl oor s and et c. Free esti ma t es . 11 years experrence Ca ll 367 H oover S.veepers repaired at Empi r e Furniture , 842 Second Ave , Call i po lis, OH . maint a i na n ce remodeling . Phone 8 :05 an ·d 8 :30 H om e building, hom e remodeli ng and repair Custo m work from stal"t t o fi ni sh . Call 388·8711. Ge ne' s Cnrpct Clea ning , deep s tr eam ex tra c tiOn Fref' es t tm n tes. rensonable ra t es Scothguard, IJY'l 630'il LOCKSMITH Service . Res iden ti a l, au tomotiv e . E m erge nc y ser v i ce . Call Eft->GaP.." -WELL, OM 5EC()NIJ THOU6HT, 1 DON'T 6065 IT 682 2079 HAN6 l.OOS€', 80Y"'IT'5 ALMOST OVEfl.! WOULO 00 ANY HAR.M '" RO N 'S Telev i sion Servi ce . Speci a li zing in Zenith and M otoro l a, Quazar , and house ca lls Ph on e 576 -2398.' . or 446 ·2.454. Auto parts, a uto repair , wrecker se rvic e, buy automobiles. r ad iators and batteries . 446 -J717 . 77 Auto Repair BROTH E R S GARAG E . 24 hr . wrecker servi ce. " Big o r sma ll " we tow them all! 2332 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. Ohio. Day 446 -24.4S or N igh t .446 4797 RINGLE'S SE RVICE -exp · erienced m ason , root er , carpenter , e l ec tri c idn ; general re p airs and r emodeli ng . Phone 30.4-675• .A u.EYOOP YES! THOSE NASA PEOPLE HAVE DONE A Fl"Jii .JOB! DID )'()U SAY 'rOLl THINK YOO KI4QW WHERE THE BEAST IS GOING? Plumbing & Heating J & P Plumbing & H ea ling, Rt. 1 Ga ll tpo li s, 367 7853 83 EMcava ting Dozer , loaded , and ditcher work _ Ba sements, la n dscaping, gas. e lectr ic. a nd wate r lines . Charles R . Hatfield, Rutland, Ohio Face it,Slim! Little boys eat a · lot! 742 2903. Shop , 22 1 Mill 51 379-2782 . 114 78 F ull er E lec tri c Co. Com · pl et e r ew iring, co mme r cial or residential, and elec tr ica l ma inta inance , also on ca lL Ph .446·2171 Ga ll iPOli s. . ' 1q68 Le isur e time 18ft. trave l trailer , good cond . with bottle gas tank, sleep s .4, $1.495 . Ca ll Johns M obile 1980 Startire SX , Hat chback . Bl ack on bl ack , v 6 au to .• a.c, 18,000 miles . MORR ISO N'S Auto sa les . 5989 1977 Gra n Pr ix, air, cruise , 8 track, good tires. $2200. Phone 675·5075 befor e 5 pm . 1978 Ford LTD II , low mileage, 53800 . 675-6429 . 1971 Super Beetle, good 1981 Coleman fold down, s leeps 6, b i ke rac k , awnings, stove, sink , i ce bo x, converter , camper like new , perfec t for small E lec1rical & ~efrigeration car tow. S2600. Call 304-882· 2934 or 887-2663. CAMPER, 70 It, sel l con· tained , call 304·675·2453 af· good condition . 675·5173. 1970 Buick Skylark, 4 door , automatic, engine and transm ission excel.lent , good work or school car . $300 . 675·3423. 81 --- -- --- - ---- -,.---·-¥ -- -- ·- - The War Home" 1883 JIM ' S DEP E ND ABLE · water del ive ry . Call 9361:1 a n ytime . 156 · A8CNEWSN1GHTLINE Anchored by Ted Koppel. 11:35 CIJ MOYIE 1ADVENTURE·COMEDY) •• DURN HIDE!! HE NEVER SHOWED UP FER SUPPER I HAVE TO DO EVERY etyB~"1ute HAND'S TURN AROUND HERE 12:00 SSBAQLEVSHOW C NEWS NIGHTLINE ~c!Jgfod by Tad Koppel. lUI. CHARLII!'S A NOELS The~ngalataketotheairwavea to track down a killer who haa NOW HAULl NG house coa l Home ~ "1Pro~~m.ents -·· · TOMORROW - -· ~ ..... ~...,- ........... ~ JIM MARCUM Roofing spouting and siding . ]() years ·e•perlence. Free estimates. Remodettno . C~ll 388·9857 .' . .:.• . . . . . '. Jumbles. IDIOT I VAGUE BANTER ANKLET Answer · Those medicines InJected by the doctor did n' t work_ Appa rently I hey we re al l this- IN "VEIN " BRIDGE Poor play hurts tie outside stre ngth North devi ated by havmg too much side strength and that eight diamond. South had no idea what to bid over North 's preempt. Although Nort h is cold for six diamoods from his position, it is hard to judge. Anyhow , South tried three no trumf. If North had three smal hearts and a black jack. three no trump could be th e onl y m a kea ble game. North proudly displayed his dummy , commenting that this was the strongest three diamond btd he had ever made . Unfortunately, after a heart lead through his kiog , declarer could manage on ly eight tricks. Not one of those wa s takel\ : by Nor t h's "m a~mficent " · dummy . "Perhaps.· lament- • ed South . "Your hand wasn'l so good." Both Norlh and SouHI have a sked us lo assess th·1 8-20·81 NORTH +B • K3 2 t KQJ 108>41 +9 EAST +J9 762 WEST • 10 4 3 .QJ9 • A 10 6 t9 t 263 +J 10 8 6 + 75 43 SOUTH +AKQ > • 8 7' 4 tA +A KQ 2 Vulnerable North-So uth Dealer West Wetl Nortb East Pass Pass 3t Pass Pa ss Pass South 3 NT blame for th1s disaster. Wo! charge South 25 percent. He should not try lhree no tr ump with lhat singl eton By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ace of di amonds, but we give North the other 75 perce nt. As North said , he had a super strength preempt. He should hav e passed or opened four diamonds, but North's vulnerable three diamond preempt with an eight-card suit and an out· sid e kmg would not be made by most experts. The mode r n tendency among experts in making vulnera ble three level preempts is to have a good seven card suit with li t · over South S three no trump 1 North should have gone back to diamonds. Had he jumped to five South might have bid the slam . !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 ~tHM'~tl" by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Emissary 1 Annoyance 3 Holiday 5 Sheriff's workers of a sort group 1D Black 11 Large glass I Child 12 Incessantly 5 Quick of Frigg 13 - eyeful to sender 6 Cereal 11 Pass between plant peaks 7 loog John 15 Wee seal Silver's 16 Rest symbol 17 Aperture 8 Arranged . 19 Woe unto us' in a series 20 Falsehood 9 Leo Dur21 Electrical ocher's mid· tenn die name 22 In a tiff II Rough 23 Sugar customer 21 Box sleigh %S Chalcedony t6 Fonnerly 27 Triple 30 Swab Yesterday's 15 Soccer 25 Newmangreat Redford film 18 Excessive (1973), 19 Cognizant with "The" 22 New Hamp- 28 Queues shire 29 Hearten lake 31 Kidder role in 23 Tote "Superman" 24 Caustic 31 Bad (prefix) 35 Wooden core ..,....,,.,....,,...,.,....,..,......, substance bright 321ranian export 33 Missing link? 35 Moffa 36 Patching 37 Run into 38 Gennan novelist 39 To be (Let) DOWN 1 - de resistance DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work II it: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW ODe letter simply ~tands lor another. In this sample A Ia the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Sln&le letters, apoatrophes, the len&th and formation of the words are all hlnta. Each day the code letters are different. uaed for homes mov ed, lrcensed, and bonded s 76, . 7711 or 615 ·4398. CRYPTOQUOTI!S Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 sec. Ave., Ga ittpol is 446 7833 or 446· 1833. · MOWR EV-S U;h~t~i;r~ Rt t Bo• 124, Pt. Pleasant 304 : 675-4154 . ' AND 10 10P . IT. .I . OFF .~.NO NAP . Kl~, CSUXCSJJ K S R ex vzx GSVENGSJ WSUVEKX CI V s QJNUX UIOXJR BEXVEGF UXQNGB, EU NUQSO ZNKNJAS Yealer*y't ~: 'mERE ARE MIGHTY FEW PEOPLE WHO. -tiiiNaC WHAT THEY THINK THEY THJNK.-ROBERTHENRI ' · C1M1 King FMturn Svnd,itattl, h'lc: . • Aluwer 31 Burning II Murray. ~obit e 87 STANLEY STEEMER Carpet Cleaning 446-4208 Yesterday·s th•••••ta1noc a newawoman·a 70mlnt.) JONE S BOY S WAT ER SERVICE . Call 367 7471 or 367·0591 FOR BEST In Carpet Cleaning · Call Smeltzer's ~teamwav. Call 614·446· 2096 . 1974 NOVA hatchback, 30467S·SS06. 1970 Chevrolet Longhorn pic kup truck, 3/ 4 ton, 4 spd. with eotras, too.ks Oood. Call 992-5275. CiJ). ·BARNEY CC)A:IT-•TCI-C,OA,Sl Guaeta : ~--- - · For Sa te Holsfein cows also fresh Holstein heifers. A. I. breeding, 0 . H . I . records_ General Hauling C_BNUPDATE NEWS •CIJC!JCICI)IBJ~Iil i & limestone for driveways Call for es tim a t es 367 7101 · ter s _ 304 882- Phone 882 '1079. ~ UANEY i servt ce . Au thoriz ed Smger Sa les & Se r v tce . Sharpen SCISSor s. Fitbric Shop , Pome r oy . 992 2284 . N air condi ti on serv 1cC! co m mercia l , i ndu s tr i a l ' BARNEY MILLER Harris ' 'official' decoy porno film ia finally finished, $t9,000 over budget. and the world premiere showing sends shock waves through the sq uad . (_f3e.2faj) (Ciosed· Captlaned) .liJ(!a} THE FIFTH ANNUAL CIRCUS OF THE STARS Twenty· six stare ol television, etage and screen temporarily abandon their regular profeaalone and perform circus feat a of skill , cou rage and ahowmanahlp in thiavarlaty spe cial. lloyd Bridges, Rock Hudson, Angela Lanabury and Valerie Perrine are the rl ngmeatera and performers include Scott Baia, linda Gray, Richard Hatch, Michele Lee, Joan Rl\ltrt and Brooke Shielda. (Repeat: 2 hre .l__ (I) (H) SNEAK PREVIEWS In a epeclai'S neak Previews' program, co-host a Roger Ebert andGeneSiakeltakearerelook at the beat featur e films produced b~ the new breed ol American independent filmmakers Including : 'Return of the Secaucus 7.' 'Heartland, ' 'Ga l Young Un. ' and 'The Haul!linQJ?t M.' 9:30 (I) ()21 OJ ABC NEWS CLDUP 'The Monaetery ' GOOD NEIGHBORS NATURE OF THINGS 1D:OO TOTHEMANORBORN NEWS 1D:05 TBS EVENING NEWS 1D:28 ; CBN UPDATE NEWS 10:30 JOHN ANKERBERG SHOW (I) STANDING ROOM ONLY 'Red Skellon'a More Funny Facet' (I) UP POMPEIII (fi) SOUNDSTAGE: I Elec tri ca l. Air Condition Hea ting , Hot Nafer tanks : Se rvi ce a ll m akes . Phone 379 ·2196. Charles Ki es ling . liS Now arrangti the circled letters to form the surprise answer . as SUQ· gested by the abOve canaan ... [j (Answers tomorrow) ''!lr.!!)d Thafl Auto" 11177 NEWS (]) TltE LESSON DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE 11 :05 NIGHT GALLERY 1 t :28 .!;B_!j_ UPDATE NEWS 11 :30 .alTHETONIGHTSHOW Gueet hott : David Letterman . Gueels: George t-Ailler, Elke Sommer, AI Jarreau.. (60 mlna.) (]) ANOfHER LIFE (1) MOYIE ·(DRAMA)"" odlathar, Part II" 1974 AFTER BENNY <IJ CBS LATE MOYIE 'THE JEFFERSONS : The Costume Party' George ' s cleaning bualneta may be cleaned up for good when he reaorta to plaYing adlrtytricklnordertoaecurelha buainell of a large coetuma company. (Repeal) 'MADIGAN: The Midtown Beat ' When a wealthy manIa held up b~ a buaboy ate party, ha hires a gunman to find tha youth . epeel) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS MOVIE -(DRAMA)" \lo "All . JAC K' S REFRIGERAT IO H enderson, wv Phon e 67 5- TH!OY CALLED WHO WEF1:E 60TH ART16T5o, "TW IN& I I I] oF [ I I I I I l] Answer:A( ffi 1t:oo SE~t NG M ac hine repairs. 1969 18 ft. camper, self co n · ra ined, sleeps 6, awning, spare tire s, carrier, good condition, $'200 :ll4·773 - BOSOM BUDDIES Kip Ia am a the hard way that it's a cold, cruel world when ina fit of tempe r he quit a hie job , mlatakenly thinking that Henry will walk out with him, and he winds up selling hot doge on the meet. (f!epeat) 11:00 (]) U aJ BUCK ROGERS To maintain peace In the galaxy, Buck, Wilma, Dr. Goodfellow and Hawk accompany an aloof Zykarian diplomat on a dangerouatrekacroee a desert to a crucial peace co nference . epaat; 2 hrs.) 700ClUB MOYIE ·(COMEDY)" 10:58 ED WARD ' S Backhoe a nd Dozer Serv ice . Sp ec iali2ing 10 sep tic tank . 675 1134. BACKHOE and Septi c tank Se rvi ce . L ar ry Siden · stricker. 675 5580 . Rod & Ree l Com bo Ze bco 600 r ee l. P f leuger S 250 rod Spec ial $9.99 . Spr i ng Va lley Trad ing Co ., Spring I [J ~t& OJ I 675 3376 or 675· 1740 Auto Pa i nti ng & San d i ng S17S, any color, free pi ck up & deli ve ry in Gallipolis area, Hamm o nd B ody Camping Equipment t :1 I RAWTIE C1J lUI GJ F & K Tree Trimmtng , stump r emovaL 675 -133 1 Dave's Appliance Repair . Washers, dryers, plum bing, electric, g eneral han dyma n . Phone 30.4·576·2921 ~OVIE ·(COMEDY)'" "Take The Money And Run" '.? 8 ~ - D . C. Contrac tor s P lum bing , electr i caL hea l ing, roofing, a lumin um , vinyl siding, and home paintin g CHARLIE'S SALVA GE IJ 1 ~TitEROOTSOFROCKAND F ERRE LL ' s \'l iNDON GLASS SERV ICE Home Cor . Fourth and Pine Auto Parts & Acces sori es 76 rJ toaeillzed bones of extinct apeciea , which ga i n& him recognition in the B r il i ah scientific community. (80 mint.) BORN LOSER P hone 446 ·3888 or 446 4477 It!' Fiberg lass boa! with SS HP Johnson m otor a nd tr ai le r Phone 446·0936 a t t er 5 . 00 GIRRO his fir at major discovery of 7891. CARTER'S PLUM BING AND HEAT ING Boats and Motors for Sale •• , .. 0.0- ........ ~ ' - · ........ (I) JOKER'S WILD HOLLYWOOD SQUARES DICK CAVETT SHOW RICHARD SIMMONS Cabi nets, ..-.....- ~BULLSEYE A!IQ_TitER UFE • Ca ll 446 7107. 82 Home 446 3547. 12 ~ - ~Truck's !Or sale Cal lt -286-2496 . 7:30 Va lley Plaza . 446 ·8025 . 1969 VW Beetle. Cl ea n in a nd out. 1971 VW Fastback . 1971 VW Su per B ee tle , stick shi ft 1974 Sube r ea u, cleo n . Phone 667 3296 . - - - -- - --- -· Livestock - - ---- ---·--- 6l li~o~ing . ~a!~ ~'!uip~~"! IVENINCl CAPTA IN ST EEMER Car 1979 Honda XR 250 . 1979 ROBERTS 197? 6 c y L Ford pi ck -up 4 br a nd new f ir es $700 742 '22 11 or 742 2246 • • VIewmg C ON Carpentry per Cl eaning featured by H atfelt Brothers Cus.tom Carpets . Free estimafes . WOOOSHOP Oai Television work & paint ing, c oncrete , landscaping , 446· 2787 or 675 ·5689. 1973 Torino, will sell cheap , P'Atz~.~,., S ANDER S TRACTING . Y a m a ha YZ 80 . Best off er s For sal e 1976 Monte Ca r lo , 27,000 m i les. exc. co nd ., one owner Crt ll .446 0429 . 'DICK TRACY 1182. $950 PhOne 675 5350 . 27C RA~$10N @ ., 1<6NPAL.L ce i lings, com · and residential,.,;.. tree est imates Call 256· ~ merci~l 2088 or 675 4560 . 1979 H onda SOD CX , tow mi leage . ex t i r es. fal l far ing . $22 00 . 304 458 1763. 191:10 Kawasa ki condit ion . SllOO. 2019 or 882 ·2326. --.... ... CAil&V. 142 1. p le te Caii6 7S 4087 . For Sa le or Trade Pick your ow n hal! ·runner beans . A ndrew Cross, 1971 C35 Hond a . Ca ll 256 C UTLAS S Brougham . 1574 or675 7881 P 1ck your own ca nn ing t oma t oes Andrew Cr oss, L et art Falls. Ohio . New mopeds. last years model, 5 ~b over cost, 150 M PG . I dea l tor co ll ege st udent . Call4.46 4626. 1976 BU ICk Limited fu ll y eq ui pped . One owner. tow mil eage, good co nd ., $3,.495 For sale 1979 Buick Rivera co m p le Tely load ed Ca 11 446 7497 textured Motorcycles 74 Auto for Sate $5.650 . 992 7054 675· 1979 CHEVY sport van, ex cellent conjifion . Call for descrtption $.4500. 304 895 - ::T£a)lsperta tion 79 STUCCO PLASTERING The idd 9326. HAY tor sa l e, 304 -675 2254 & 67 5 130< 71 Va ns&4 W . D. 1976 Ford Window van, new radials, $2,100 . Call 446 -439.4 . Simmenta l 446 · .4.4.47 1969 P lymouth S.W.. 318 . Conn Trump et Exce ll ent cond 1t1 on Cnl l 388 8::170. Canni ng r'--------.:...--...1.----------~ 3308 A8ovr KE NNEL Boarding all br eeds. clean tndoor -outdoor f ac i l it ies A lso AKC Re g . Dobe r m a ns. Ca l l -4.46 ·7795 . G IN SE NG ca ll coll ec t 'f'OU ha ve r ea dy lo sell 8 1nc h ta ble sa w . 67 5 400.4 1970 Chevy 1 ton truck . 30.4 4 r eg ister ed co w s Ca l l eve n1n gs 20, 1981 BING ' S CO NCRETE CON · Ca ll 256 ·6069 GROOM IN G Crtll Judy T a ylor at 36 7 12'20 H nna la ya n & S1 am ese m. xed k ttte ns. Tor ti e & Flarne po1nt s 99'} Jl 38 $50 & $75 304 762 2581. 2597. Holstein bull ca l ves, S65 . 675 2848 Used 100.000 8 TU fu e l oil fu r n a ce $125 . Eu r e k a uprt ghl sweepe r w i th a l ta c hmen t s $40 675 4338 . II 1 196 1 Ford pickup. 1 gasoline engine. 304·576· L 1ves toct< 63 H E R EFORD Bull. 11 2' year s 0 10 . SSOO . Phone 30.4 BtG disc oun t s tor cash a nd ca r r y at Vd lage Furnitur e 260 5 Ja ckson Av enue . 67S 177 3 Arm~trong Exc. rI~::=========~========:::::::! Rc qtsrc r ed Tr eein g Wa l ker c oon houn d pup s. 6 week~ o ld Si r e is N ight Cham pi on Hock ing R i ve r Dick $75 ma l e, $65 . f e m a le . Joe E . Cnt es 614667 36 21 Stu ff ed antmal book . 675 3S76 . 1973 l 4 ton Chevy pickup hasps, pb, automa ti c tran· smi ssion . 304 ·773 -5170. (II __ ...__ Show sad d le. 1.4 l il 1n. br1dl e. br east str ap, hal te r 8. lea d, $450 Engli sh sa d Good top or fil l d1rt , will de l tver anywh ere in Ga ll ipol is or B1dwe11 area , $25 1oad . Cal l.4 .46 48 51. EQU IP Brand new 1980 and 1981 Ford pickup . Metal bed only . 7.42·22 11 I 800·624 8511 1 oa k c ab1n e t . 3 oak tabl es 1 rou nd I square 1 oblon g. oa k coff ee table, 4 oak d1 n rng cha trs . w ood wagon sear . 1 crank te lephOnes . 1 Ye ll ow Fr ees tone canni n g old 1ron k et r le a nd sta nd , 3 pe ac hes _Now rhru Sept . 20 . availab le roc k1ng cha1rs a ll iTem s Any quantity may be see n a1 Eugene Retail & wholesale . Bob 's McGu1res on Rr 141, 1s1 Ma r k el Ma son . P hone 77 3 br1ck hou se o ~ r1 g ht pa st 5721 Op en da i l y ti l1 9 p .m . Debby Dr 1V€ , GallipOli s .t46 1080 141f Sea Kin g a lum, num v bottom boa t w ilh heav y du r y tr ailer . oar s. l if e ATTE N TIO N · ( IM POR T AN T TO YOU) W i l l 1ac k e t s, SHP out boa r d pay cash or ce rtif1 ed c heck tr 0t1 1ng m otor _ $500 1 ft a lu mi num topper w1th t or an1tques a na c oll ec Sl1d1n g trent window _ 99 :2 l1ble s or enttr e estate s Noth1n g too l a rge A lso. 6763 qun s, poc k et wat che s, and co1n co ll ec r, o ns Call 55 7 Roun d oak t abl e & 6 cha1r s ) 411 Call 997 3M 7 54 Cal l446 ·4630 IN STALLED sta rting at $999 .00. Pri ce in elude s pool , dec k, fence, f i lt e r . l iner , and in sta llati on u nde r normal g round cond i tion Free shop at home se rvic e. Call E AS pur Y crcedit lab le now to haseav aifurnitur e, telev 1S10ns. Ol" applianc es Vi l l a ge F u rnitur e 2605 Jac k son Ave . 675 -1773. Anhques 13 bed orig . miles , $4 ,795 _Call «6- ~eoot, Call short truck, 6 cyt ., auto ., 8,600 l CAA'i ~INt> ~8 245·5478 . Chevrolet Home 1mprovements II Trucks for Sale 71 79 dwood S5.00 more. Also will buv by Larry Wright J"IM Apartm ents 675 5548 1. 2 & 3 b edroom apart - - 8025 6605 . 675 5571. Early -. Wanted to Rent .l l 446 03 72 In M 1dd leporr . J rm . turn apt . u t i11t1 C'S 1nc l udcd 1n ren t CCIII ~9'/ 26 76 ·- 100 o oft B uc k K n tves Spri ng Vdl ley T rrtdt ng Co . Spr rng Va ll ey P laz a. 4.46 Apartmemt for Rent Dc lu• 6 r m house . good IOC.l l 10n Crt l l 67'i '1 104 or Household Goods 38 70 1 bedr oo m mob1 IP homP 1n New Ha ve n. INV Adull s on ly N o pet <; 67'i 1457 or 67 5 2996 Sl ··-·- - - -- - - - - - 3 Ca ll 388 9909 .-,on - - Apartmemt- - for Rent 2 acres on Floyd-Clark Rd. cl ose to Rt. 160, Phone 446·0390 . Thursday, August 20,1981 Pomeroy-Mi'ddleport, Ohio i )I I �Pom Pentagon denies U.S. plane shot down ELBERFELD$ By The Associated Pres• Libyan leader Col. Moanunar Khadafy has not himself given a direct accounting of the U,S.-Libyan aerial dogfight over the . Mediterranean this week, but the state-run media has continued to in· sista U.S. plane was shot down. In a speech Khadafy made in the Arab country of South Yemen, he spoke out against what he described as the American use of Arab oil "to operate the ·anns factories which tnn!aten to cut ott the supply of oil to the United States. destroy our Arab nation.'' ' was quoted as' · saying, Ht The Libyan news agency carried an account of the speech Thursday. however, that the United States Khadafy delivered the address Wed- "goes too . far in its aggression, nesday, the day Of the one-minute · tyranny, provocations and terroriSm battle over the waters 60 miles off against the Arab nation." In an apparent jab at the Saudi the Libyan coast. In the account of the speech, Ar~ bia and other conservative Arab received in London, Khadafy did not oil .sates, Kbadafy declared, " The mention the aerial dogfight or Arabs did not employ their oil in SPECIAL SCHOOL SUPPLIES VALUES· REG. 11.38 Sale 79e WALLPAPER TYPING PAPER, 100 SHEET PKG. . ~ale REG. 11.45 Sale 49e STRETCH DENIM JEANS 78 -·~ cotton. 22 ,{, nylon stretch blue denim . Boot leg style . Waist sizes 27 to 42. Lengths 30 to 36. 20% OFF 89e PKG. Specia l order paper in a big selection of pat ter ns - so lid colors - textured paper vinyls . Mak e your selection now and save . PACKAGE OF 10 LEAD PENCILS REG. 98' WRANGLER '19.95 HOME FURNISHINGS DEPT. 1st FLOOR PKG. PKG. BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL PAPERMATE WRITE BROTHERS 10 COUNT PENS Sale'l 39 PKG. REG. 12.90 BACK TO SCHOOL RICE STRAW RUGS Perfect for porc h bed room s. DESK SALE den - patio - pool side - DESK LAMP - cream or brown finish - ad jus tabl e goose nec k - f louresce nt tube in c lude d ROLLTOP DESKS, KNEE HOLE DESKS AND SECRETARIES. Oak, Pecan, Pine and Walnut Finishes. 20% OFF CLOSEOUT SALE TAPES & TRIMS Mode by J&P Coa ts . Str etch lace , b1i'I S tap e . seam b1nding , ric k rack . knit brard R e g . Pnce 35c to S1.40 6 SPECIAL $ J 4 99 TUBE SOCKS Sl ight irregular s of higher priced tubes. White with col · or tops. Si x assorted co lors in ce llophane pack. Fits sizes 10 to 13. 6 rnc nt ot C hOI CC co lors 6 dnd 8<9 assort 6 CHILDREN'S '1.00 FOR COAT SALE COATS SEWING THREAD Assor r ed co lors Si11C E nt1r c se lection on Your ChO< CC 5 SPOOLS '1.00 Spec i a I pr e-season sal e prices on our new lines of ch1ldren's winter coats and snow su its. Sizes N B to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to6 x,7 to14 . SACK TO SCHOOL SALE WRANGLER s19' 5 DENIM JEANS Sizes 29 to 38 waist. NoFa ult 14 1 ? oz. b lu e de nim , pr e was hed. Choose stra1ght leg or boot fl ar e st yle I I ~ BOYS 4.95 SHIRTS ..... .,. 3.70 1 BOYS 5.95 SHIRTS ........14.45. 4:-' BOYS 7.95 SHIRTS ,.., .... 15.95 PAIRS$489 DENIM JEANS .,... ' :' • CALCULATOR SPECIAL - Perf ec t tor hi g h sc hool and co ll ege use. - Doubl e zero k ey - Non -add Date Print Key - Independ ent memory .- ---. - u ses standard C::=:i paper and ribbon 12 digit capacity LIST PRICE 1249.00 ggs 0 Sf'ECIAL $} SALE u::og REG. '6.00 uou••••--· _,. -.,, REG • '8•50 ••• •••••••• SALE '719 • REG. '13.00.; •••••••• SALE 11.09 REG. 118.00 •••••••• u SALE '15.29 REG. '26.00 ••••••••• SALE 122.o9 " . Test no-strike pledge WARSAW, Poland - The Polish goverrunent put Solidarity's nostrike pledge to the test today with an announcement of a 300-percent price hike for bread and a strong indication that the meat ration will be cut some more. Back on the streets after a two-day printers' strike, the Conununist Party newspaper Trybuna Ludu announced that the price of a 211ounce loaf of bread would be quadrupled - from 4 zlotys to 16 zlotys to about 50 cents. It said the date of the increase would be announced within the next week. Seek end to street violence BELFAST, Northern Ireland - Supporters of the IRA hunger strike .called for an end to the street violence that has followed each death in the fast. Meanwhile, the family of one of the starving guerrillas agreed to medical intervention to save his life. Despite the appeal to "put aside emotionalism," gangs battled police in Catholic West Belfast Thursday night with rocks and gasoline and blast bombs after the death of Michael Devine, the loth man to die in the hunger strike in Uot! Maze Prison outside Belfast. A police officer and two British soldiers were slightly wounded, the police said. LOS GATOS. Calif.- Aerial spraying with the insecticide malathion has been expanded to combat new ,infestations of the Mediterranean fruit fly found in the lush fannlands of the San Joaquin Valley. Seventeen square miles were added to the 701-square-mile spraying zone Thursday, said Dick ThomMOJI, a spokesman for the medfly eradication project in Los Gatos. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has quarantined the spray zone and much of the acreage around it, bringing to 2,427 square miles the area in which the export ~ fruit is forbidden without guarantees of no medfly infestation. The new insecticide area covers Newark, which is in southern Alameda County and just across the southern tip of San Francisco Bay frilm San Jose, where the first medfly of the current infestation was spotted in June 1980. Thompson said two. fties found there TufS!!ay were confirmed Thursday to be fertile. .AND 10'11' •w--.u~ 25960FF Denim jeans, corduroys and knit slacks for little boys and girls. Sizes: 6 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6x,· 7 to 14. • . Widen Medfly spraying zone - CHILDREN'S JEANS Woodgerd. Lebanon - Denver 0. Curtis, Eugene G. Long, Cecil Wayne Roseberry and Morris E. Teaford. Letart - Don R. Hill, Thomas E. Manuel, Herschel D. NOrris, Walter Herbert Roush, Wayne S. Wilson and LoisM. Wolfe. Olive - Bernard L. Bennett, Clif· ford Longenette, Robert L. Reed, Everett L. Schultz, and Lawrence W.Swain. Orange - Uoyd E. Brooks, Lester M. Hawk, RobertS. Marcinko, Faye P. Watson, Norman 0. Weber, and Dale W. Welsh. Rutland- Charles D. Barrett. Jr., Robert G. Swick and Charles E. Williamson. Salem - Harold W. Fetty, Harley Grate, Terry L. McGuire, Cecil L. Stacy, and William L. Thornton. Salisbury - Guy V. Bush, Leroy N. Eichinger, Gary F. HyseU, Donald L. Moore and Larry R. Thomas . Scipio - Ra'mond R. COtterill, TooAY BACK TO SCHOOL SALE SACK TO SCHOOL enttne Tremendous savings on lamous Hanes · underwear A perlect time to stock up for both lather and son Soft. absorbent. all--cotton underwear lor men and boys._ All boxers. too! Be sure to stop 1n this week MEN'S 17.94 PKG. of 3 T..SHIRTS •..••. 15.99 MEN'S 16.69 PKG. of 3 BRIEFS •.•..••.15.02 MEN'S ~~9 PKG. of -3 BOXERS....... 16.~2 1 Dennis moves out to·sea. NAG$ HEAD, N,C.- au-rtcane Dennis·swirled with renewed fury hundreds o( mile off ~ today as resorts In the CArolinas reported I millions ~ dollan'. in revenues lost from tourist.& who fted wllile the 11ortn wu moving upihe ~t. · . . The !II Dennla,. upgratled frqn a tropical Jtonn to a 1 . hul'riWJe,- wu. charted late Thunda~( at .800 nutea southwest ~ , Hilllfu,Novaseotta,ll!cl~eaat'-noriheaat.lntotheGulfStream, ' ·l!'oraeaaten at the Natian81 Hurticane·Ofnter in r.ttaml !Bid they e:r· ~ Dennla, the fll'lt hurricane~ tile aeuon, to conUn!!C that ~teJ eenter BOYS' '4.99 PKG, of 3 BRIEFS ..••.•• 13.·75 .•. BOYS' '4.99; PKG. of 3 T·SHIRTS ..... .. ' lSCents A Mu lf 1media Inc . Newspaper By BOB HOEFLICH Meigs Counlians will have a number of decisions to make when they go to the polls Nov. 3. This was the conclusion Thursday afternoon at the 4 p.m. deadline when a list of candidates and issues was compiled for the upcoming election by the Meigs County Board of Elections. The list indicates there will be races for two trustee posts in every township of the county; nine tax issues; two school board races, plus races for council posts in the villages of Racine and Syracuse. Candidates for the two trustee posts to be filled in each township include : Bedford - David W. Brickles. Leta Goodwin Hall, Robert G. Pickett and Norman Wood. Chester - Gary R. Dill, Thomas 0 . McKay, Jr .• Ralph W. Ours, Cari Ritchie, and Raymond C. Teaford. Columbia - Gordon Perry. William L. Stout. and Carrol D. ~ BOYS' REG. '16.00~---···•SALE 112.79 REG. '22.00 .........SALE 117.59 REG. '33.00 •••••••• SALE 126.39 REG. '46.00 •••••••• SALE 136.79 REG. 159.00 •••••••• SALE 147.19 The Pentagon denied that any U.S. jet was htt during the action. Fall ballot includes ·nine tax issues in Meigs SCHOOL SALE BOYS 112.95 JEANS ............. ..... 110.36 BOYS 114.95 JEANS .................. 111.96 BOYS 116.95 JEANS ................. 113.56 BOYS 118.95 JEANS ........ ......... 115.16 carrier Nimitz undamaged. 1 ~t>C tiOn , IOP a g e~ 1 Inc lud es our entire stock of boy s' denim jeans . Regular, s lim and husky s iz es 8 to 18. Plu s student s1 zes 26 to 30 waist, lengths 30 to 36 inches . Fashione d ca rpenter and jeans basic. No Fault blue denim in stra ight leg or boot flar e. photograph purportedly showing them. although it did not identify them . Its dispatches have not mentioned that lhetr planes were lost, only that they were attacked by eight U.S. planes. The Pentagon says only I wo U.S. planes were involved and they returned to the • Copyrigh1ed 1981 BOYS '9.95 SHIRTS ....... . 7.45 F its SIZeS 6 lo 8 112. Whil e with color top . Asso rt ed si• to ce ll ophane package . 25% orion 75% colto n. Slight ir· regulars. FOR $639 l cnqt h . Your Sizes 8 to 20 . Good selection of styles and colors for back to school wear . TUBE SOCKS J.P. COATS ZIPPERS E nt<r c stoc k .n c lud ed KNIT SHIRTS JUNIOR BOYS' SPECIAL BACK TO SCHOOL SALE s1oo FOR BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE $11.95 SIZE 4'x6' ... . .. . ......... $7.99 $26 .95 SIZE 6'x9' .. ... . ......... $19.99 ........ . .. $39.99 $52.95 SIZE 9'x12' / at y Libya'ssales. The Pentagon reported two of it.. F-14 planes shot down two Libyan jets in the air battle over the Gulf of Sidra. Libya claims the area as territorial waters, but the United States rejects the claim. honoring instead the traditiona l three-mile terri!Drial limit. The Libyan news agency said both pilots survived and it released a voi.JO,No.91 SPECIALS IN MEAD 200 SHEET NOTEBOOK PAPER • e BEGINS FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 developing the Arab world, especlaUy the poorer countries. In· stead, oil goes the United States and Britain to operate the arms factories which destroy our Arab nation" by producing weapons used by Israel, JANAsaid. Libya is the third largest source of U.S. etude oil imports and the American market represents an estimated one-fourth to one-third of ~Y· 0 'l' ' '->-i·J, ' • f I~ I' Jj_.r ' • • :t i ' ' . r Earold Dean, Danny B. Howard and Eugene PhiUips. Sutton - James Carnahan, Jimm~ Joe Hensley, Dennis Edison Hill , Larry Hubbard, Otis F. Koopp, and James E. Ritchie. There are two tax levies which are county-wide in scope. These include a one mill additional lax for providing ambulance service and emergency medical service or both, and a .4 of one miU renewal tax, five years duration for providing care, maintenance and treatment and hOspitalization of residents of Meigs County who are suffering from t~berculosis . Of the total number of tax issues, two are in the Eastern Local School District. The district is asking approval of a three mill, additional tax for a continuing period for current operating expenses and approval of four mills, a new tax for five years, for maintenance of facilities, pur· c hasing of equipment and remodeling of facilities. The issues include three tax renewals in three villages. Pomeroy Village is asking approval of a one mill levy, five years; Racine Village asks the renewal of two mills for five years and Rutland asks renewal of two mills for five years. All are for current operating expenses. : There are renewals being asked in tlwo, lowr11.1hips,• Tl!llse· include Lebanon Township, a renewal of one mill for five years, and Olive Township. a renewal of one mill for five years. Both leavies are for maintaining and operating cemeteri~s. The November election will bring a wet and dry issue vote in Columbia Township. Voters wiU decide on the following questions: I. Shall the sale of malt beverages, wine, and mixed beverages by the package, under permits which authorize sale for off.premise consumption only, be permitted in Columbia Township. 2. Shall the sale of malt beverages, wine and mixed beverages, under ,permits which authorize sale of on-premise and offpremise consumption be permitted in Columbia Township. 3. ShaD the sale of spirituous liquors by the glass be permitted in Columbia Township. Turning to the school board elet' tion this fall, In the Meigs Local District, there are six candidates seeking election to the two full term posts to be filled and two others have filed for one unexpired term. Filing for the fuU term were Robert E. Barton, who is now serving on the board filling an unexpected term until the election: Ellen Bell, Roger Marunning Davidson. Robert R. Fox, C. Arland King and Paul F. Thomas. Seeking the unexpired tenn are Robert E . Freed and Robert F. Snowden, who is now serving on the board but who does not seek another fullterm. In the Southern Local School District where three posts will be fiUed this fall, there are five candidates. They are Gary Dennis Evans, Janet Sue Grueser, Roger B. HiU, Barry W. McCoy and Nancy L. Neutzling. The Eastern Local School District has two posts to flU this.year and two candidates. They are William L. Buckley and Dorsel E. Larkins. There are three posts to be HUed on the Meigs County Board of Education and the three incwnbents are the only candidates to file. They are Robert E. Burdette, Harold . r,ohse and Gecir!le Perry. In Racine, there are to be four council niembers elected this taU with twice that ·many candidates filing. They are Robe(t E. Beegle, ~rl E, ,Cleland, Dale E. Hart, DaVId 'L. Huddjealolt, ·ereasa M. Shain; Carroll I;, TeafOrd, Cliarlea C, INJURED IN CRASH - Terry J . Hysell, 16, Pomeroy, was Injured when his pickup truck overturned on U.S. 33 at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. He was treated at the scene for ber injuries by th< Pomeroy emergency squad . Hysell was southbound when the truck swerved left and right, went off the road and finally overturned whl'n it cameb back onto the road . Hysell was riterl hy the sta te highway patrol for OWl. • Youth injured In crash A IS-year-old Pomeroy youth was There were no cttattons iss ued. The patrol said two vehicles injurtd in a one-car crash in Meigs County Thursday morning, the collided on a bridge on Metgs County GaUia-Meigs Post of the stale high· Rd . 141ale Thursday afternoon. David F. Ca nnin, 25. Pomeroy. way patrol said today. Terry E. Hysell was treated at the was northbound at 5:12p.m. when he scene for his injuries by the passed a southbound auto. Dust limited Carmin's visibility and when Pomero)':emergency squad, he crossed the bridge, he was unable Tile report said Hysell was southlo avoid collision with another southbound on U.S 33 at 9:30 a.m. wheh bound vehicle dri ven by Dway A his vehicle slid left on a curve, went Hawk, 25, Albany . off the right side of the road, Moderate damage was dune to travelled to the right and then went both vehicles and there were no left off the road again. citations issued. The vehicle then came back onto The patrol said a vehicle dn ven by the road and overturned, Thomas 0. Stone, 37. Long Bottom, demolishing the vehicle. Hysell was was unable to stop on R!. 7 at 5:50 cited for OWl. The patrol was kept busy investigated several minor accidents Thursday. Troopers said a vehicle driven by Beryle E. Barber, 40, Reedsville, reportedly pulled from Rt. 681 onto R!. 124 in Meigs County at 9:50a.m. and struck an eastbound auto driven by Gran! A. Smith, 48, Reedsville. Moderate damage was reported to both cars and Barber was cited for failure to yield. There were no injuries in a twocar accident at the intersection of Rt. 160 and ·County Rd. 32 in Gallia County at 3 p.m. . The report said a car driven by Opal Mayo, 37, Bidwell, pulled from the county· road into !he path of a southbound vehicle driven by Estell G. Mink, 70, Gallipolis. Moderate damage was listed to Mink's auto and slight to the Mayo vehicle. More pot confiscated Sheriff James J. Proffitt reported that his department confiscated another quarter ton of marijuana Thursday bringing the total amount seized to over four tons. The street value is estimated to be between $8 and $10 miUion. Possible prosecution will be forthcoming pendb\g acewnulation c( evidence gathered by the sheriff's department and the BCI the sheriff stated. In other action, Monte L. Riffle who contessi.d to setting a fire in the courthouse on Aug. I, was sentenced this morning by Judge John C. Bacon to three to 10 years for arson and six months of five years on p.m. and struck the rea r of C:l ca r driven by Sandra K. Gillin. 31, Reedsvill e. Sltghl damage was done lo Cillm 's car. and Stone was cited for assured clear dista nce. The patrol also reported no injuries in a two-car accident in Gallia County Wednesday afte rnoon. A westbound auto driven by Roger E. Coffman. 23, Mat·ielta. was reportedly left of center on County Rd . 4 a! 12:35 p.m. and collided head-on with an eastbound vehicle driven by John W. Hartsook. 52, BtdweiL Hart s ook' s vehicle was demolished and Coffman 's vehicle was slightly damaged. Coffman was c1led for left of center. GRANO CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION - Bob Lee, lrft. son of Mr. and Ml'll. Robert Lee, Racine, took grand champion in the junior fair and open class with his Holstein in the dairy judging Thursday at the Meigs County Fair. Lee also had reserve champion of the junior fair. Susan Wolfe, right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wolfe, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, had reserve champion in the open class and also woo resene showmanship. In the back Is Tammy Smith, Dairy Princess. chargea .ot~andenteringthe Meigs County Sherifrs Department reported. Riffle _was arrested Wednesday by Pollee Chief J. J . Cremeans, Mlcldleport. . W1IJ141ns lu!d ~ ~olfe, There Is . , • 011!' candl!late- ~ ~-Shain - .Lottery Winners · for Oile -ton the bolnl ot public af• • . ..., ...,,.. . faltll. , .....,. • .,.LAND .(AP) - The win' Aa In Rlicine, ~ arw lGur cqun. · ning num~ drawn Th111'3!1ay night . ell to be fllllil\11 SYI*Uie this in the Ohio l.llttery's dally game fall· wtth • tUdldatal ileeldn& "The Number1' waa 633. . tlelitktu. Tllity' MlCbHI E, Alb, .. Iii the ~kly " Pyramid" game, -a. ..-e ___... .,. .uao "'-' ....._,_,_ E , K'lltllllrUI ............ , nMII\."VUII Guinllw, William E. Galnther, Carl · ~ ~. Edna 1\Carie Lavender, . _ _ _........;._ _~-----:--_,_":':"'...;._......_,:.....~ · , 1eontinuedonJII(IeiO) ' the winning , numliers were 63·I 785 ·' 9241 , . , _rn the weekly "Pick 4" game, the wiMlngnwnberwas7775. JUNIOR F.AIR GRAND CHAMPION AND REsERVE CHAi'rfpJON' -DeaD ~well,leh, Rt. l, Vllilo, took grand champion in the juolor fair and open class with b.la Jersey In tbe'dalry judgbqj Thursday at lbe Melp Couaty Fair. He al110 took grand champion showmanship. ·Patty Parker . • Pomeroy, had the merve champion Ia the junior fair division . t\'. w.- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 20, 1981