https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/75d8b1098f6e20da3381150b75436e05.pdf 738c0fc50d8ebb24227a1acdbbea0455 PDF Text Text • Page-10-The Daily '' sf.ntinet Pomeroy-Middleport, Mae Lewis, 62, North Second Ave., Middleport, . died Tuesday morning at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Lewis was bOrn at Leon, W. .Va., a daughter of the late L(ma Young. She \liaS preceded -In death by her mother, her husband, William A. Lewis, two sons, :rheodore Casto and Thomas Rus· sell Lewis, and a daughter, Lana LEwis. Surviving are a daughter, Callie l{tchmond, Middleport; two daugh· ters and sons·ln·law, Downey and WUUam Kennedy and Katie and BUI Gilmore, au of Middleport; five brothers, Bert Hess, Charlie Cain and HenryCaln,allofLeon, W.'Va.; Delma r Casto, London and Sam Cain, Oak Grove, Mich; live sisters·, Mary Kimbler and Barbara Gray, Sidney; Marguerite Twohig, Leon, W. Va .; Allee McCarthy, Bloomingsburg; .Ernestine Ashcraft, Clarksburg, W. Va. ShewasamemberoftheWestslde Church of Christ Pomeroy, and the Ladles Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion . Services will be held at 11 a .m . Thursday at the Rawlings-Coats· Blower Funeral Home where friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in , Middleport HiD Cemetery. Esther L Gooch Esther L. Gooch, 72, Route 4, GaUipolls, died Monday In Holzer Medical Center. Born Oct.1, 1912 at Sumner, Ohio to the late Carl and Fern Smith Christy, she was rearerd in the home of her grandparents, Asbury and Emma Smith. She Is survived by her husband, Raymond 0 . Gooch. They were married July 13, 1933 at Cattlels· burg, Ky . Also surviving are one daughter. Mrs. Wendall (Lois Anne) Thomas. Galllpolls; one son, Tom Gooch, Gallipolis; four grand· children, and four great grandchild, ren . A brother, Glen A. Christy, Circleville, and one sister, Mrs. Roger (Carol) Patterson, West Chicago, lll. also survive. Both her brother and sister were reared in her home. She graduuated from Chester · High School and attended Holzer School of Nursing. She was a m ember of First Baptist Church since 1938, where she served in numerous church capacities, She was past president of the Washing· ton Elementary PTA. Services will beThursday, 1 p.m. at First Baptist Church with the Rev. Joseph Godwin officiating. Bl\flal follows at Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. Friends may call Wednesday, 6 to 9 p.m at Willis Funeral Home. The bOdy will be taken to the church one hour before services Thursday. Pallbearers will be Joe Giles, David Thomas, WIUard Leedy, Roger Hood, Earl Toper-- and Emerson Corbin. Honorary pal· !bearers will be Morris Haskins, Russell Sarrett, Dean Davis, Mah· ion Radekar, Fred B.' Smith and Emerson E . Evans. ortered $1,00l to be rna tched by the village. vUJage for UIJRI'adlng the park but Dale Winebrenner said the park that village officials have not taken facllity 1s not property policed and up on the offer. told of one Incident In which Mayor ·At Wingett's comment, a council E ber Pickens answered a call to member Indicated that the $1,(XX) curtail a disturbance. He urged that would not be a start In upgrading the the park be opPrated with law and park. order If It Is to be a town park. Wingett maintained that the park "I'm tired of listening all night to Is used and said he visualizes a day someone boozed'up," Winebrenner when It will containseveralfacUitles complained. to serve the public. Wants park Closed Michael Bartels spoke saying the Malcolnn Guinther expressed roads wide area Is frequently parked opinions against keeping the park. · with large trucks and that the park Others urging the town to keep the s hoUld be given back to the Bartels park were Kathryn Crow. a former family . council member; Fred Crow, AIUI Naomi London urged council not Hemsley, Ruth and George Hoi· to give the park away and one man, and several others. Gene spokesman suggested that council Imboden urged that the park be place the matter on the ballot to be · maintained propPrty if It Is to be decided by aU residents of the kept. Lowell Wingett' commen1ed f .Weat~er forecast . Becoming cloudy today, with a e 1 Vol.3 6 , No.36 Classes end at en tine "' Pomeroy~ Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, June By JOHN FRIEDMAN OVP Staff Writer Fundlpg fo r the initial steps to construct two new locks and reinforce the existing Gallipolis da m are included in a supplem ental appropriations bill to be voted on by the U.S. House of Represent atives this week . H owev~r. P hil Straw. an administrative assistant for Rep. Clarence MU!er, R·Oh!o, said the bill w!ll proba bly t11n into some stiff opposition. " Both the ad ministration a nd the National Tax P a yers Associa tion are against the bill," Straw said, "and therE' is a very real possibility that amendments • to st rike the project will be offered." Opposition to the bill apparent.ly stems from the fact tha t approx imately half of the 66 water pi'Ojects inc luding Gallipolis- in the$)7Qmilllonbillhaveyet to Eight calls were answered by Orange Township Volunteer Fire local units Monday, the Meigs Department, Tuppers Plains, wlll County Emrgency Medical Servi· sponsor a men's USSSA sanctioned ces reports. class C&D Tournament Satl.lrday At 12: 15a.m., Rutland took Ralph . and Sunday at Eastern High School. White, Jr., from Dexter to Veterans Entry fee Is $65 and 2 RF 80 balls, Memorial; Pomeroy at 12:55 a .m . limited to first 10 teams. took Darelene Hicks from Lincoln First , second and third place Heights to Veterans Memorial; trophies will be presented along with Middleport at 8:58a.m. took Charles individual first place trophies . Coyles from Broadway St., to For further Information, call Veterans Memorial; Middleport at Lamar Lyons at 667-6693, or Roger 12: 48 p.m .. took Reva Smith from Wilford at667·3653. Harllnger Parkway to the office of Dr. James Conde; Middleport at 4: 35 p.m., treated Nancy Plantz on the Storys Run Road; Rutland at 6: 48 p.m ., took Wendy Phlllips and Veterans Memorial Mark Myers from an accident on Admltted··Darlene Hicks, Pome. Route 124 to Veterans Memorial; roy; Danny Russell, Pomeroy; · Pomeroy at 9: OJ p.m. took Eric John McDaniel, Ci!fton, W. Va . · Mitchell from Powell's SupPr·vatu Dlscharged··Edna Wayland, to Veterans Memorial and at 9: 53 Helen McC)ellan. the Middleport Fire Department went to Cheshire on a car fire. The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce Second AMual "Spring Fllng" Banquet will be held Saturday, 6 p.m. to midnight, at Parents and ·students of · the Royal Oak Park,. Dinner will be Southern Local School District are prepared by the POf1l(!roy ·Fire remtnded that the last day for class Department. Mus!cwillbeprovlded attendalJCe will be Thursday, J)lne by Spgar Bea,r. The event Is to . , 6. · ' . the ·public. Advance ·ticketS are ·' Ti>acJiers wlli be at the ~hools availableatthePomeroyChamber workingonrecorosonFrlday, June office and from several chamber 7· members. Ticket priCes are $10 The first day of the 1985-tli school stngle!ind$20couple. year will br on Tuesday, .Aug. '!7. .. Teache.rs will meet on Aug. 26. • 5, 1985 be authorized. Projects must first be approved by the House and Sena te before Comgr ess can authorize expPnditures. . The U.S. Army Corps of E ngineers has requested $1.3 million in the 1986 budget to begin purchasing 550 acres of la nd surrounding the dam . The 10-year project, which calls for cutting a 1.7 m ile cha nnel through land adjacent to the riYer for two new lock,s and strengThening of the dam 's foundat ion, is !.'Stirn a ted to cost $3?1) million. Rep. Nick Rahall, D·W. Va .. sa id he think,s the bill wi!i be approved and its passage, he added, would automatically authorize the Gallipolis project. However, Straw appears to ta ke a more cautious approach to the mea surE'. "We definitely see opposition to the bill and wp wil! have to wait and see what form the opposition takes," he said. " It could bea couple of speeches on the floor of the House. it could be ianguai'(e throug h amendm ems, it could get stuck in lhe Sena te dr il could bt' delayed in the Office of Management and Budget. " Straw sa id he thought opposition to the measure came from the methods used to get fh e fu nding passed, not the projects themselves . " However ," he sa id, "we need to have this projec t by a ny means or fashion necessal)•. Weareplcased by the fact that language was inclucl('(] in t.hc supplement a l a ppropiatlons biil and we are prC'pa red tocontendwit h those who want to cha nge il and we will not be sa tisfied until people are act ua lly a t work on the site." If the )Jill Is passed , Straw said funding would be approved for r'f'Cjub·ed engi neering a nd design work , as wei! as some initia l land acquisition. Approva l ,for the pro ject has been obta ined in the AnORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE HOURS 8:30-12 NOON . . 1:00-4:30 ' ' MONDAY THRU FRIDAY' :·' . County com munilies wC' re devas- ' . ·. 105 EAST SECOND ABOVE BANK ONE IN POMEROY ~~@]~ Occupations Mechanics Pamela Sue Clark, Syracuse, has filed for a divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Edward Lee Clark, Eugene, Ore., charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. e Auto ilody Data Processing Doesn't Dad Deser~e A Stihl®? Maintenance SKILL ·IS STRENGTH PHONE 753-3511 F_INANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE ,___.summerouart•r---~-INFORMATION--....._ Start• July 11t I ;.,auld like more lnformcitton about your adult voeotlonal programs. Check ana or more. /I • June 16th· , " !iT/HI:. [LJ A variety of full-time adult programs are available. 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The proposed cana l will a llow rive r traffic to avoid the sharpcurveat the current loca t!pn of the locks and dam. In addition to providing $170 million for the wa terways projects, the $13.4 billion aproplatlons measurE> also cont ains funding for farm price su ppor ts , aid to E gypt a nd Israel and·student ald. By United Press International Four Niles residents thoug h! to be missing aft er Frida y's tornadoes that killed 16 people have been accounted for and are a live , officials said Tuesda y. Niles a nd a host of otherTmmbuil tween 8J . and .85. Showers and 992•6417· thun<!erstorms likely tonliittf apd ' tomOff9W. ~s tontg!it w.ill be In .r: - ~-~-""':""~--:-__,.":-..,.;..-- ___,·,--:"'..:....."'"":_:-:-"' ·;.. · ....:...-~.J..-..,;....-:-.:..,.,;.,..;....:...-:-'"" ·· ,;-_;;_ ·· ·;:_..;·.:,·_.:,......;;...;.;.....;....:.......:...--"'-....,.;.:._~ the mid 60S, with hlglis Wednesday ,· · · between 75 and 8J. Extended forecast A chance of llhowel'!land tbunderslonns Thul'!lday, with fair weather Friday 111111 Saturday. mghs be In the 70s each day, with overnight lows mostly In the i!Os. Medical Industrial Office Electricity Industrial Welding Carpentry Automotive Divorce sought 26 Cant• Bush tours Ohio's devastated towns D. MICHAEL MULLEN wm 1 Section. 1 4 Pa_gea A Multiriledi• Inc. New1pe"per ks funding bill faces opposition Citations issued Emergency squads Volunteer firemen sponsor tournament following accident answer eight calls open chan~ of mainly afternoon showers and thunderstorms and highS be· graduations . Copyrighted 1985 .Happenings around Meigs County••• Spring Fling banquet . scheduled this Saturday Second. Or letters may be sent to the Public Utilities Commission, 1llJ E. Broad, Columbus, 43215, marked attention: GTE rate hike . that the town will not be getting a ny the town than the park. He charged help by giving aw~y the park. The, !hat the town dldn ' t want the park in . same offenders at t!le park will still the first place a nd stated tha t at 9ne In town even though the park Is gone time, the town wanted to trade him and will still be creating disturban· the park land for anotherp!eceofltls ces but -In different locations, he propPrty lor the use as a part of a marina. . contended. Chairman Arnott indicated that It · Fred Crow spoke briefly com not known when council will reach Is mending Marshal Varian for a job well done over the years and told a decision on whether or not to council that It will be unable to abandon the park. 11\e ccuncll has replace Varian who has worked for ·technicalities to look Into, before a many Y!'ars for practically nothing decision can be made, Arnott stated. for . the town: The crowd on hand He concluded by reminding res!· gave an ovation to Craw's ccmpli· dents t hat council sessions are opPn to thE' public. mentary remarks In regard to Varian who has submitted his resignation. Vernon Bartels pointed out that a housing development which he plans If he gets the park land back Will be more beneficial to growth of ' Two Meigs County residents were cited by the slate highway patrol following a twa'vehlcle cell!· slon on Ohio 124 Monday. The patrol said James D. Council, 26, Langsville, was stopped while eastbound at 6:38p.m ., waiting to make a tum onto Rutland Township Tiffiany R. Coppick. Road 174, when another eastbound . vehicle driven by James D. HensGraveside rites for Tlfflany !ey,l8, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, was unable Renee Copplck, infant daughter of to stop and struck Council's vehicle Ben and Sherr! Copplck, Pomeroy, · In the rear. who died shortly after ·blrth Satur· Council's vehicle was forced off day at the Holzer Medical Center. the road by the cclllslon and struck wereheldat2p.m. today at SandHill a utuity pole, the patrol said. Cemetery. No Injuries were reported. Coun· Among the survivors Is the ell was cited for unsafe vehicle and paternal grandmother, Zella Cop- Hensley was ticketed for assured pick, Middleport. Among those clear distance. preceding the Infant lndeathwasthe paternal grandfather, Theodore Copplck, Sr. . Inadequate complaints (Continued from page 1) through and many other complaints. GTE officials took written notes of . each complaint and Steven Black, GTE st~;~te. director of regulatory affairs said :the comi>any would . • investigate each Complaint'. Aines said that GTE serves all of Meigs County except for CheSter and nearby areas which are served by Allte!. ,· . Ames also said that had, bee'n his ' understanding that . most of, the inadequate service protilemnvere in southeastern Ohio, however, at the second public hearing which was held Thursday in BowUng Green, slnnllar complaints were lodged by GTE customers. "The PUCO is extremely Inter· ested in public input In this case," said Ames. He pointed out that 10 Is the largest number of public meetings ever scheduled by the commission. The next closest hearing where area residents may voice opinions will be in Portsmouth, .June 20, 6:30 p.m., at the municipal building, 728 . Tuesday, June 4, 1985 Jl~lt closin~~~~~=n!=ln=ued~fr~m~ o pa~ge~1~)---------------------------------------- Area deaths Mae lewis .' Ohio Food Service DE'lCRffiES DISASTER - Vem.Smlth, left, a city official from Wheatland, tdls what happened when a tom alto went through the city to Vice President George Bush Tuesday. On Bush's left Is J'ennsylvanla Govemor Richard Thomburgh and Mayor Qelen Duby, Twisters on May 31 killed 62 In Pennsylvania. Twelve counties were declared federal disaster areas. ( UPJ ). Matching program helps in equipment purchase • E lem entary schools of the South· ern Local School District have been ena bled to pur-e hase new equipment this year through a program of ma tching board of educa tion fund s with the PTO and or sehool activity funds. At the Racine E lementary School, the board of education s plit ihe cost of two 19 inch color tPiev!sions. Rac ine Elem e nta ry · Principal Donna Norris reports tha t by ~sing theac livlly fund m.pney she has also purc hased a VCR video recorder · player and five ccmputer tables for thP computers recently put-chased throug h lottery profit money. The VCR' wiii be used to record var ious Instruct iona l prpgram s rmm Ohio UnivNslt~ Channel 20 imd then played at convenient times for Instruction and enrichment. Syracuse Principa l james La w· renee reports his PTO has puP chased six compute r tabl.es and Is helping pay the school 's matching sha re for a new e lectric typewriter. Miscellaneous playground equip· ment has also be€n purchased . . Earlier in the year, addltibnal s upplies and a metalstoragecabtnet was purchasd with the school activity fund s. Letart F a lls principal Deborah Rous h reports she used school activity fund s to purchase small playground supplies and add'lt!onal art s upplies. E arlie r, the board of education purchased nine tables and 20 folding chairs for the lunchroom . The PTO sp!!t the cost of a dltto·transpanecy maker for the school making It possible for teachers to make appropriate run-offs for students. The klnderga rten u.<;ed money fmm the profits fm m magazine sales to have 12 new swings added to the playground equipment. J ean Alkire m atched board funds and a lso bou ght a VCR video recorderplayer and a color television so use can be made ot the va rious educa tion pmgrams from channel 20 forenrichment and lnstructlon.J. D. Drilling provided pipP for the frames and Bill Hoback, Dan Riffle. Joe Foreman and ·Glenn Rizer Ins talled the swings. Southern Supt. Bobby Ord says. " By matching the PT O and-or elem entary activity funds, the board Is a ble to do more for each school. It hl'lps the district get more for Its money." . ta ted by Friday's storms , which . killed 15 peoP.le,in Trumbull Co4nl}' . and a 16th li1 Lickihg-Cou nty, ·Just east of Columbus. Trumbull. Columbiana, Ashtab· ula and Licking counties werP d''Clar:ed !Cdcr at disaste r areas · I'vlondijy by Prc_slde nt R~aga n . .. ··'91ficjillS had though! fall! m~t:e . ' JX!Ople, inciuding_1wo children·, were missing in the wreckage of a Niles shopping plaza , but sa id Tuesday that thP initial m i" ing pPrsons repor1 s had appa rently not been updated . Mean while, Vice President George Bush landed a t the Young· stown Muni cipal Airport a nd met briefly with Ohio Gover nor Richard Celeste before touring disa ster sit es in western Pennsylvania . Bush did not Inspect the dcva st atod towns in Oh io, bu t · Trumbu ll County Commissioner Ar1hur McGee sa id it didn 't ma tt er. The la tes t report on the d amage put the number of homes destroyed or damaged in Ohio a 11.268. with 351i homes and 59 mobile homes or apa r1ments demoli• hed. In Newton Fa Us, nea rly leveled in tast wrek 's deadly tornadoes, offi · cials worr ied that the northea st Ohio cit y could fa ce a nother weat her · related ~robl em la ter this WCC'k flooding. City m anagt"r Michael Blau said tha t the east and west bra nches of the Ma honing River . which meet In 'Newton Foils, wen ' so clogged with felted trees that he feared flooding could occur If the area expPrlenced heavy rains . The c_!ty was receiving financial assis ta nce from area fi'Sidents and lmslnesses . 'lncludiilg - a $4o;(XX)· ilona t!on from the ChesSie Railroad S)'stem . · · One Trumbull County reslden t injur'ed in lhP tornado sa id he would probably have died had he not been watching a weather chruine! ·on tele-vision. : ~ · ·" " It said thcr e was a tornado wa rning, " said Robert Sankey of Howland Township , who broke his a rm , coltarhone a nd ribs. " I looked out the window and sa w debris flying and thought , 'Boy, this is more tha n a thunderstorm .' I told (my fathe r! we had to get to th~ basem ent. I really didn 't think we'd !(£'~ the r'£' alive." But beforE' they got down thP cella r steps , " the house just exploded. It fe lt like being.,!n a cem ent mixe r, jus t beingtossa:J and tu rned. We were in the hapd of something so powerful thai we couldn't do a nything." E li zabeth Culp, 81 . of Columbi· ana. lay helpless in her hospital bed a s the tornado struck the house of her da ughter a nd son-In-law , who were unable to reach her before the storm hit. She was completely · bur ied in tubble, but escaped unha r-med . ·Carleton School has new program A sta te funded family resources modification such as Installing program designed to prov ided ramps for wheelchairs In the home llnnited financial assistance and to Improve the da lly living environ· support to la m!lles with hand!· ment and helping develop special ca pped children or adults is taking diets or purchase special foods as shapP at Carleton Schooi·Meigs prescribed by physicians; and Indus tries. counseling, training a nd education The new program, jusl !mpie. which might be needed by fa mily me nted. will enable families to keep members to care for their handi handica pped sons. daug hter s and capped pPrson. The family resour· mlatlves al home and prevent ces program could also help Instit utionalis m explains Lee Wede· families lease or purchase special meyer , Carl eton School-Meigs ln· adaptive equipment such as a dustr1es supPrlntendent . wl)eelchair, bath chair or lift. l(ft The amount of financial assist· Several types of services are offered Ihrough the program on a ance available to an individual family will be paid on a pPrcentage cost-sharing basis with the family. basis as determined by state These services will be din.'Cted. by required lnccmeguldelines. Income J oy Sauer , family resoufCe pro· will be necessary and all verification gram coordina tor. Included in the wili rem ain conflden· ' app!Jcatlons program will be In and out ot home res pite care such as sltte)' service tlal. Applicants wlll be notified by when a family must be out of town · mall of appi'Oval within two or three antJ can't take the handicapped weeks atterappl~jng.Jnern ergency · family member with them ; home cases, processing of forms will be Speeded up Weidemeyer says. However, even in an ~mergency, the amount of money to be funded Is never to exceed m ore tha n 50 percent oftheaverageannual costof provid lngthl'sa meservlce lnastate developmental cent er . "We are hoping that Meigs Countians wiU !3ke advantage of the program," says Weldemeyer. " We will also be recruiting and tra ining local people for respite care," he adds. State funds for family r esour· ces program are being provided to Carleton School·Me!gs Industries 'through the Meigs Count y Board of Mental Retardation. Brochures describing the pro. g ram will be availa ble soon a nd anyone wlt.h questions may contact Joy Sauer by calling the school at . 992-6683. 'f the STORE CHANGES HANDS - Rite A.ld, one oi the fastest growing drug store chulns In the nation, has pure hailed Netion's DrugStore, E. Malr)SI., Pomeroy. Anoounclng the purchase '1\resday altemoon was David Carr, Marietta, Rlte Aid Corporailon Phllmlacy Supervisor. Rite Aid has more than 1,300 slorer located In Ellstem and Southern states. The store In tarrying out Rite Ald Plfllcles will carTY a wide variety of nationally advertlsi.'CI products as well ItS more than 9110 of R!to Aid brand products. Long-tbne pharmacists at the store, Kenneth Mclauchlla IUid Hugh McPball, wiD remain In their ptllllllona .... the store pe1'801Ulet wiD not change, Carr repona. A 1f1111C1 opening wiD be held alter either lhe remdeiJaa w building program takes place. Shown abovearrellavltl Carr, right, ptuu'macy supervisor lor the Rile Aid Corporation, lll!gh McPhail and Kciiii<!IJr McUucttlln, long·llme phamlacl8tl! with the Nelllon lllcrre, who wW remain In their preoent JMtjlons. �. ' .•" The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTJ!;D TQ THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT PubUsher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager : PAT wHITEHEAD · Asslstaol Publisher/ Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome . TheY should be less than 300 words .. long. All letters are sUbJect toe<tltlng and must be signed with name, address and ,• telephone number . No unsigned \fitters will ~ published. Letters s h~uld be Wednesday. June 6, 1986 The religious right '· Pastor Richard Jolin Neuhaus Is a very cool cat. Hels a very brilliant and learned writer and theologian, · but he Isn't going to let those awfUl weights keep him out of the public discussion. His book, "The Naked Public Square," has had a considerable lrtlpact. It argued, in effect, the Reagan position of a year alia. namely that In fact you cannot totally separate religion from pollt· lcs because religion not only does, but must , Inform politics at SOJlle · very critical levels. But of course In siding with Reagan, one must never quite let It appear as though that Is what one were doing, or, ZAP! there goes ~ your a udience, If It Is Uberal intellectuals you want to talk to. Accordingly, he finds searching and Ingenious metaphors, amc}pg them precisely that "public square" :.... which Is the agora of democraCies. Where we talk ·to each other. Exchange opinions. Crystallize a consensus. It Is Pastor Richard's point !bat that publlc square In which we meet to have those conversations slrtlply can't be empty - of ttradltlon, Inherited Insights; Ideas and command· ments associated with the divine order. · Now Pastor Richard has wrttten a piece he calls, "What the William F. Buckley Jr. . Norman Lear vs. Jerry Falwell, the Fundamentalists Want.'' It appears In Commentary magazine, over which Norman Podhoretz has peslded for 25 years, as Important a tenure as any In the cultural history of this century. Pastor Richard has devastating (iotnts to make, but he makes them with a comblnatln of gerllallty and Icy Intellectual tren· chancy that leaves his opponents helpless on the noor: but not a bit mad, I Wo~Jld guess, at Pastor Richard, and to do that takes great skills. What he does Is . examine the feverish opposition to the lunda· mentalists, which even at the risk of slmpll!lcatlon we can think of as two embodying what Is loosely thought of a~ the Civil Rights movement vs. the Religious Right movement. What Pastor Richard el<Piains Is . that for many yea~cthe assumption ltas been that the more educated you become. the less likely It Is that you will believe In any religion. The high moment of that reading of American history came when Clarence· Darrow routed William Jennings Bryan In a debate on fundamentalism, after which Bryan could think of nothing else to do than 1(0 off and die . In ,: good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities. But a funny thing happened to religion on the way to desuetude, Pastor Richard points out. It not only didn 't languish, It has become stronger than ever. The study of Theodore Caplow of the University of VIrginia (" All Faithful People") absolutely documents that reUglon Is stronger In American today than It was 100 years ago; not only documents this. but goes on to remark that religious leaders In America, as also their flocks, are far more tolerant of deylant thought (among the non-religious) than they were at the time of DarrowBryan. Letters to editor · Wake up, senior citizens! · Let me say I am surprised. There seems to be so many senior citizens not willing to make any sacrlfice to lfeep this nation solvent. · I don't think It Is fair to working People who pay the bill. . I think of the sacrifice of those who gave their lives tltat we would be free. There are those who will try to make you think that you are being robbed. Wake up, senior citizen, let us show the world we do care. - Noah P. Haskins, 247 Palmer St., Middleport, Ohio 45760, senior citizen. ~ "ST<IWJ)Iip& Den mothers thankful :. Den No. 2 of the Pomeroy Cub Scouts would like to thank the employees of the Meigs County Museum. When the boys visited the fi:!useum they were helpful, patient and very Informative. The boys really enjoyed It and want very mu~h to return. Also, while we visited the manu- men! beside the. court house. there was an "elderly" man there. He told the boys stories about Pomeroy and also about the statue of the soldier. Tohlm we would Uketosay a special thank you. The boys realize now, that "older" people are very special people. - Kay Davis and Janice Fetty, Den leaders. Severe punishment To the class of '85 at Meigs High dads or . grandparents ·for that School. I would like to add my matter would like to bare their soul, congratulations for a job well done. and tell their "experiences." I attended commencement and With the young people In their felt much happiness for all these fmally, l've·. heard parents say, "! young, people who ar~ starting· would dlelftheyev~rdld the things . new phase ot thi"I.r'lffe and·ending a . we did when we were' their age:: - very special one. Yes, these kids made a mistake But a cloud of sadness was there and, yes, punishment Is In order but too; sadness for a young mart who not crucifixion. We are so lucky we also worked hard for 12 years only have a forgiving God. He will even · · to make a bad and, yes, teenage forgive the ·board . . ' •• •. ]ud~!f!Em~; 1\'hlch ended. by ,costtng._ If as parents we.are tria situation . him .not OWY hiS diploma but the " to piinlsh our child fQr · coming In chance to see his class receive drunk some weekend, and the . ~punishment we decide Is to not let theirs. Sean Doidge, a young man whom them go to school the rest of the I've not met, was !be victim of five semester, we as parents would board members who, although they have to answer to the school the are supposed to care .about these courts, and what do yo11 bei we young people, took froQJ. him a part would be made to send them back to of his life which can never be given school with the board, courts, and back. I have to wonder how .they administration, appalled at our can watch tl)ese kids, some their Idea of punishment. Sound crazy? own, walk across the stage and not think of the pain they are causing Well, that's what they did to 13 this young man and his family. y,oung people, along with not A1; a member of the board and -allowing them to enter any school administration there could be ~at property, make-up work, be tutored pride seeing a class march In for all In one semester, whom do they graduation knowing you helped answer to? This Is the scary' part, these kids grow Into responsible they don't! It seems that the county young adults, that you made those has no power over them and the 12 years happy and rewarding as state, well, they call and suggest there Is a supervision problem but well as learning years. I'm afraid our board can't feel when our board chooses to Ignore that pride. Our young ·people see tha state board's lawyer there these men pass judgement and seems to be no other recourse maximum punlslunent · on them. except court. When It was alleged the teachers What:s the answer? Well, the only were responsible for not overseeing one I can give you Is the election In cia~. for not supervjslng trips, etc., November. When you vote don't the board gives a new contract to just go for new names but for two tltem. This teaches our kids a lot people who care about the kids and wlll stand up for them even If they about the adult world. Some may say, these boys should stand alone. We neecl people witli a have thought before they did what backbone who won't nod on comtltey did (drank some alcohol) . mand or have double standards. I personally wish that the board You're right, they soould have. Did youeverdoanythlngdumbthatyou members cared enough about the knew better when you were a kids to step down but I know they teenager? No! Well, you're special will never do that. We have all seen and maybe you tend to stretch the over the last few years how little the difference between right and voters' opinions matter to ihls wrong. You say you were smart board so for you parents with kids at Meigs I'd like to say this time It enough not to get caught? I know wherP you're coming was ours and 12 others, next time It from, I didn't either. could be yours, so beware. - Iva i wonder how many moms and Sisson, Rutland, Ohio. a Today in history Today Is Wednesday, June 5, the 156th day of 1985 with al9 to follow. The moon Is approaching Its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. The e-vening stars. are Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. They Include economist Adam Smith In 1723, Mexican revolutionary Pancho Vllla In 1878, composer Igor Stravinsky In 1882, and economist Jolin Maynard Keynes In 1883. · On this date In history: In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt s~ a bill abolishing the gold · • standard. In 1966, American astronaut Gene Cernan left Gemlnl-9 for a two-hour 1().m I n u, r e "spacewalk." · ' In 1967, the "Six Day War" broke out between Israel and Egypt. In 1991, Sen. Robert Kennedy was shot In Los Angeles by Sirhan Sirhan. Kennedy died the next day at age 42. In 19112, Sophia Loren was released frllVI ]aU In Italy a1ter.servtng 17 days for tall: evasion. In 1984, Walter MOI)dale, with victory In tbe New Jeraey primary election, locked up the"1.!1!4 Democratic presidential nomtna.llon. Milner~ ,P age-2,.....The Daily Sentinel Porn~troy-Middleport, 01110 FBI.split on .evidence__J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs....,...on__&_D_al_e_Va_n_A_tt__a ' WASHIN.GTON - Som~ . FBI taken from thli tape, Masselll'S · on the.TUMCON Investigation six officials thought they had a prosecu- . friend was describing how he days after the conversation In table brtbery case against Rep. allegedly got Blaggi's help on a which Blagg! was mentioned. Marlo Blaggl, D-N.Y., as a result of dumping contract. "Blagg! wanted "Among the conCI!Islons wlreta]lpell conversations, accord- $5,<XX> to secure the contract," the reached" by tbe briefing agent was . lrtend told_Ma$selll_. · . "that they had sufficient lnfoi'nia:. lng to Internal FBI documents ., · The friend totd· . MasSelll· he ' Uon . regarding Congr~man' BI- -Biit atleast four ~I and Justlte Department officials thought the ·handed the ~ongressrnan a check aggi to be . able to conclude G-rnen were "hyping" the evidence for $5,<XX> "on the steps of the prosecutable cases within a short against . Blagg! drawn from the (federal) administration building,'' amount of time and mlnlrtlal recorded conversations·. and that "on thefaceofthecheck he annount of effort," according to a No .·off!cla) charges were· ever wrote .'annual reti!-lner,' " accord' . report made to FJ:!Ijnspectors l'ast · brought agali)St Blagg!. . . lng to the FBI. narrative. It noted OctQbef. : ·· . . , · • .~ '· Bta,ggf, now serving. his ninth · ..:t hat ''Ma$sellt was tol!l that .this ,,. And . Jn · an · eai-11er .TUM.corr term In Congress, iold our associate Incident with Blaggi . occurred · review made In late 1900, FBI Tony Capacclo he had been un- several years ago." , official Kenneth Walton "com, aware of the allegations until a few Blagg! scoffed at the whole Idea. mented to the effect that If the weeks ago, and had never been A much-decorated former New bureau did not go after Masselll ... IntervieWed by eltherlhe FBI or the York City pollee lieutenant who was he believed there was a shot at wounded 10 times In the lineal d.uty, Blagg!,'' according to an FBI Justice Department on the matter. A review of the tapes In the FBI's the 67-year-old congressman said: Internal document. Walton also lamented a decision controversial "TUMCON" tnvestl- "I'm an old cop. If I'm going to do gallon turned up Blaggi's name. He something wrong, do you think I'd by a Justice Department attorney wasmentionedonaTUMCONtape do It with a check? That's "which thwarted Investigative elmade on April 14, 1979, of a ridiculous." forts," according to the document, It Is not uncommon for mobsters which explained: "He stated that a conversation between alleged mob to boast of political payoff~ and decision was made to Issue a figure William Masselll and a friend. Masselll's phone was one of connections. subpoena" against the man whO those tapped In tbe anti· The Information, on Blagg! was claimed to have given Blagg! tl)e racketeering lnvestlgatlpn. presented during a briefing for $5,<XX> check. "rather than execute a According to an FBI narrative more than two dozen FBI officials search warrant to produce the check he had given to Blagg!, and not surprisingly the check · disappeared." However, the two federal prosecutors closest to the TUMCON case thOught · the evidence of .poHUcal corruption was exaggerated by i'tie ·FBI. . U.S. Attorney Michael Ross "advised he feels the TUMCON case was hyped b~ the FBI In that the FBI consli:lered every case to be · a good one .. . (ahd) all the high~Ie\1et ·. cases the FBI till)ts abOut are just hype," according to an Internal report. The other U.S. attorney, Patricia Hynes, told FBI Inspectors · "there were no political corruption cases." . According to an Internal agency review, two FBI officials also agreed that .some of the TIJMCON cases were being overthrown. Footnote: At our request, Walton reviewed the documents. Through . · a spokesman he said: "at the time: that was what I thought, based on ·. the Information available to mE'. But time and additional lnforma- . tlon can change opinions.' ' Lost oppOrtUDity_-______R_ob_er_t_m..::al=ter:...:..s. WASHINGTON (NEA ) - CriticIzing President Reagan's 'campaign to reform the federal tax code Is not a pleasant task, but the White House lrlltlative unfortunately Is fundamentally flawed. A radical overha\41 of the tax cnde to eliminate the myriad special Interest provisions that benefit wealthy Individuals and powerful corporations Is Indeed a noble endeavor and the Reagan administration's preliminary effort to Implement that goal was truly Impressive. Last autumn, the Treasury De· partment unveiled what Time magazine recently characterized as "a breathtakingly populist docu· ment" that would have democratIzed as well as simplified the tax ·code by eliminating dozens of unjustifiable deductions, credits and artificial dep·r eclatlon schemes. At the time, Reagan endorsed the concept of broad-based reform but · not the specifics embraced In the Treasury Department package; Nevertheless, that clocument estab· llshed a high standard against which all subsequent efforts must be measured. · Dissemination of that what· might-have-been version produced two predictable reactions : First, It raised false expectations among those who naively hoped that Reagan, acting wholly out of character, would press for farreaching reforms. Second, It provlded the rich and Influential special Interests with the advance warning they needed to mobilize In time to preserve and protect tbelr tax advantages. The success of that lobbying effort within the White House and the Treasury Department Is Wus- !rated by the guidance the Walt. ; sophisticated lobbying campaigns. Congress - he no·)onger needs the Additional attempts to carve out votes or campaign contributions of . Street Journai offered Its well-to-do readers In Its personal finance other tax preferences are certain to any special Interests In a future be made In Congress. Indeed, no election. column on the same day Reagan made a televised appeal for his reform proposal, that survives the Instead, he has squandered that package. , · political obstacle course on Capitol opportuntly, offering a severaly "Tax-shelter buyers and promo- Hill can realistically be expected to compromsled package whose weak ters should take heart from the emerge as a purls!' s delight. provisions belle his florid rhetortc The president, however, was about "eliminating or modifying changes being made In the administration's tax overhaul plan. Unlike uniquely positioned to provide special privileges" and "closing tax ·the original proposal the Treasury principled leadership on the ·Issue loopholE's that benefit a privileged Department unveiled last Nobecause - unlll<e members of few." vember, the new plan ... will still allow ample opportunity. to protect Income from taxation." Indeed, the president's plan represents a dramatic retreat from the earlier proposal In dealing with "accelerated depreciation," "Inter· est Indexing,'' "the 35-partner rule" and other arcane provisions affectIng vartous tax-evasion schemes. There Is, for example, little or no justification for reducing the tax on capital gains from the current rate of 20 percent to Reagan's proposed level of 17.5 percent. (Last au· tumn'' s version would have taxed ~apltal gains as ordinary Incomeat rates as high as 35 percent.) Most of the people wealthy enough to make Investments quaillying for capital gains treatment sorely can afford to pay the extra 2.5 percent the president wants to cut In the name of encouraging capital formation. Crucial to any attempt at achievIng omnibus tax reform Is the concept of universally shared and equally distributed rewards and sacrifices. By acquiescing to pressure from selected Interests seeking perpetua· lion of their special privileges, however, Reagan has signaled that "You tlllrdlnes should just be glad you're not In this effort - like 10 many others In some of our prisons " · tJle past - can be readily· under· f; . • ' mined by thole capable of waging ' Berry's World • LAST GAME EFFORT - Reds' Eric Davis, pinch ruMlng for catcher Alan Knicely, steals second base as Pirates! Johnny LeMaster can't handle the pickoff throw from catcher Tony Pens In the seventh Inning 'l'llesday. Da""' was optioned back to Denver toUowtng the gam4: . . (UP!). "The Victory Circle' By SCOTI' WOLFE Not being one to "let grass grow under my feet," I was again "on the move during this past week, making a broad sweep across the United States from WestE'rn Pennsylvania to Waynesville, Missouri. Although I attended many activities during this extremely busy time of year. one of the most Important and greatest happenings came right he re at home with the recent success of the Eastern girls' softball team, which made It all the way to the Class "A" State Tournament . Eastern High School and the community ltave much to be proud of after such a successful 1985 campaign. Although the EHS gals lost ln th~ semi-finals, they lost to very tough team, Mineral Ridge, the eventua'I StatE' Champion. J\ll the fine qualities of a student athlete were found on the Eastern team - ' leadership, citizenship, honor , pride, sportsmanship, and even scholarship. Sen)or Angle Spencer doubled as a star Infielder on the championship team and as valedictorian of her class, a fete that deserves · much prai se. Seldom does one find an athlete that excels to the highest In both athletics and education. It seems that much too often one Is Ignored or, even worse, ooth are taken half-heartedly. ' At any rate the Eaglettes have done their school proud! Congratulations, Eaglettes! Also congratulations to· Meigs' gals for winning the TVC championship, and to all graduates of Meigs County. Brother Graduated Speaking of graduations , my family and I were proud to see my brother Bryan graduate from basic training at Fort Leonard Wood In Missouri. Bryan and another Meigs County native and friend , Dennis Michael, were In the honor gropp ahd marched at the front of graduation ceemonles. I quickl y learned that .the Army does have a distinct way of doing things, especially thei r graduation exercises. I must admit though that one feels extremely proud of the Army and especially America. The playing of "The Star Spangled Banner" was especially on this day' · Pays Tribute I would like to pay a final tribute to the late soli "Bobby Joe" Adams, · · . Sr.. who (!led reeeiitly at SkYline Speedway alter winning his heat race In:. I hi' hobby stock division.' It Is only appropriate that Bobby Joe left us as a "winner" for that Is truly what he was to those who knew him. More than one tear wsa shed by this wrtter. upon receiving the news for he was truly a great friend and great racer. , , Speedway Opener. A Succe!l8 . · For those reade.rs who· have. f!evllr b\!en to an aut!Jmpblle .racg or for thos~ :·nol-sO:IledtCated • race fans. the ' all new · West vii:gtnta Motor Speedway Is certainly for you as It wilfqulcltly ·win your hearts with Its magnificent first-class facilities and grand racine. (lncldentally, ,the new speedway Is for dedicated ·racE' fans also, but everyone knows a dedicated race fan will be at the track regardless of the conditions.) At any rat e "West VIrginia Motor Speedway" Is definitely first-class all the way around from thP smooth, lightning quick flv~lghths mile dirt track, Its fine concession stands, terraced seating, excellent P .A. system. to Its overall great racing: and. of course, "clean sanitary restrooms." Sunday's grand opening was a big success: 1. saw many Meigs Countlans In tht> stands and know of many who said they'd "be back" ev!'n . . · before the races began. Several local drivers wE're also on hand and fared quite WE'll. Pomeroy's (actually Wolf Pen resident) Benny Hickel won his heat race in the hotiby stock class and was doing quite well In the feature with a solid second place drive that ended with mechanical difficulties. Middleport's Marc French ran second In his heat and second in the feature In the Dave Shain prepared car .• Bob "Buckshot" Adams turned ·up the wick with a second place finish behind Jack Kress In his heat race, while also doing well In the feature. Among the short-bodied, stock-appearing cars running with a wing Adams was one of the quickest. a Sunday's racing was great by all standards, although It would have been Interesting to see tfte fast cars starting further back In the pack. Ashland, Kentucky's Charlie Swartz blistered the Speedway with blazing ·speed all afternoon, setting quick time and claiming the 35lap feature with speeds of over 120 miles per hour. · Swartz has returned to the Late Models full time after touring the country with the World Of Outlaws In the Loretta Lynn Special. Keep 'posted to "The Dally Sentinel" for f!lture events Which Include NDRA Late Models, STARS Latl' Models, USAC dirt cars, and All-Star sprints. Tile NDRA late models visit the ,speedway In a couple of weeks. I highly ~om mend a vllllt to the new speedway In the near future. It'll be worth your money for an enjoyable visit and afternoon of super racing·. Until next time I'll see you at the rdces or In thl' "VIctory Circle! " Rio cage rest of Reds, enJoying se~son CINCINNATI (UP!) - Clncln· nat! outflelller Eddie Milner Is enjoying himself playing for the Reds this season. "This Is fun . I come to ihe park looking forward to a wlneveryday,'' said Milner after Cincinnati had rolled to its third straight victory and fifth !n the last six games In opening an eight-game homestand Tuesday night. A slx-runseventhlnnlngexploslon gave the ·R eds a 9·3trtumph ilverthe Pittsburgh Pirates and kept Clncln· nat11'n gamesbeltlndtheflrst-place San Diego Padres In the NaUonal League West. " It was a total team effort," said Reds' player-manager Pete Rose, who contributed a pair of singles to the 15-hlt attack that gave Marlo Soto his eighth victory In 11 decisions. " Everyone. contributed and we canne from behind again, whlclt Is a good sign," said Rose, who now has 4,140 hits and needs just 52 more to break Ty Cobb's all-time major league mark of 4,19l.."It's tough to pitch around anyone when we're getting this kind of hitting." Soto, the only player In the llnl'up who failed to get a hit, llrtllted the Pirates to six hits while striking out seven and walking two before yielding to pinch-hitter Tony Perez durtng the seventh-Inning outburst. ''I gl!esS Pete figured we had. a chance to !!C(!re some more runs," said catcher Alan Knicely, who Ignited theraUybywalklng. " Marlo still was sharp but he'd thrown a lot . Eft THt WANT ADS FOR GfttRT IUYS · with a solo homer, bll second, after George Hendrick had put the struggling Pirates ahead briefly, 2-1, with a tw~run shot In the top of ·~ ~'<. the s ixth. , 'f;. Wayne Krenchlckl gave the Req5 • a 1-0 lea d with his first home r of the year In the second Inning. r-;:::======================. ready In the bullpen." of pitches and lYe had (Ted) Power M.I. Hummel "Smiling Through" · only .for members of the Goebel .Colleaors' Club Speedy Eric Dl!vls, who following the game was optioned to Deriver of the American A&soclatlon when out1lelder Max Venable was recalled, ran for Knicely and promptly stole second, base, his lOth theft trill trieS. And the rout was. on when Dave Concepcion singled him homE' . and continued to third after rookie centerftelder Trench Davis mts- . played his hit. We have "Smiling Through" for your inspection! it 's another treasure from Goebel of West Germany, available only to Club members. If you're not a member , ask '115 how easy it is to join. And let us put this authentic handmade M .l. Hummel figurine · , $12S into your hands. ·Doubles by Ron Oester, Gary Redus and Milner and singles by Rose and Eric Davis.each plated a run as 11 men batted In the seventh against relievers Cecilia Guante, Holland and Candelaria. Eric Davis, who scored the gamewinning run. also capped the scoring when his slngll' knocked In Rose. "Our hitting has been conta· glous, " said Redus. the only man to dr.lve In two runs for the Reds. "! don't really know why we've been.so oot (26 runs and 41 hits In their latest victories), but I sure hope It keeps up, especially when we face the Padres and the Dodgers later In this homestand .' ' It was Redus, who knotted the score at 2-2 when he led off the sixth Ironically, Perez struck out, but the next five Reds' batters bombed relievers · AI Holland and Jolin Candelaria for (lve straight hits to put the game on Ice . . Reds announce tryout camp A tryout camp for baseball players will be conducted by the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday, June 11, In Lancaster at the Lancaster High School baseball field. The ·camp Is open to all boys from 16 to 22 years of age. • High school sophomores and juniors are urged to attend .' Reds' scouting supervisor, Gene Bennett, will be In charge of the workouts which are scheduled to start promptly at 10 a .m . Registration will begin at 9 a .m. and all players participating In the workouts must be registered prior to the 10 a .m . starting time. Bennett .will lM> assisted by -Reds Scouts .1;erry farmer. Fl'l)d -Hayes, Mel Wysong,·Hugh Jennings, BUI Slack, Dave Bennett, Don Moyer and Eugene Leedy. All eligible players are requested to bring thetr· own . uniform, glove an<l sh~ . The Reds will furntioli all other equipment. ~n addition, each player wni iie responsible for his traveling and living expenses, If any, unless signed to a contract with the Cincinnati Reds' organization. Players must bel6yearsof age to be eligible to partlcpate and all American Legion players must brtng written permission from their Post Commander or their Legion Coach In order to try out. Several of the players now playing baseball ln . the Major Leagues today were first seen at tryout camps such as this one and any boy seriously Interested In pla ying professional baseball should make every effort to attend tills camp. Bringing quality to life since 1871 112tfJA~'~· w official representative Goebel Collectors' Club JIWRU IEPAII WAlCH IEPAII t/ 198.5 Goebel 113 COURT ST., POMEROY It just wouldn't. be summer · Without· SuperiorS • • Plan soccer camp . 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VPISporls Wriler Round 2 betwren a pair of the major league's finest pitchers belonged to Dwight Gooden who conquered a bases-loaded situation wlllle Fernando Valenzuela could BENCH-CLEARING BRAWL - PhDadelphla • PhiDJes' stanlng_pitcher John Denny (center l!ent o\•er) is SWTOunded by Pllillles' coach Del Unser,left, and coach John Felske, righl, as San Diego Padres' Kurt Bevacqua, center- .., hal, moves Into a scuffle Tuesday between PhUIIe pitcher Denny and Padres' second baseman 11m Flannery. Fbutnery had earlier been hit In tlie head by Denny, tlie shared wonls when F1annery get a triple In the sixth Inning, then the bench-clearing fight s&anect resu!Ung In John Denny and Kevin Gress belnr ejected. two ;Bradley blast defeats Tiger ace B)· JOE D.JAJZZI UPI Sports Wriler awards. Roy Thomas, Hl, picked up the \1ctory for the Mariners and Matt Young got the save. Elsewhere in the league, Toronto beat Minnesota 9-2, Boston blanked Cleveland 5-0, Kansas City shaded Milwaukee . 4-3, Oakland blanked New York 2-0, Texas defeated Qlicago 7-3, and Callfornla beat Baltlmore6-5 in 15innings In a game that lasted 5 hours, 4 minutes. Blue Jays 9, Twins 2 At Toronto, George BeU belted a three-run homer, Willie Upshaw hit a two-run shot and Buck Martinez added a solo blast· to lead ihe Blue Jays to their 11th victory In their last 13 games. Thl' Twins have lost 11 of their last 12. Jim Clancy, 2-2, was the winn!'r. Frank Viola, S-5, took the loss·. Phii Bradley's monstrous home run Tuesday night . proved Tiger reliE'f ace Will.ie Hernandez is human after aU . Hernandez, looking every bit as effectiw as he was last year in his near-pertect season, surrendered his first llOme run In nearly a year. ""I made a mistake," said Hernandez altt'r Bradley's 12th-inning hornt>r into the upper deck gave the Seanle Mariners a 7-6 victory over the IA>troit Tigers. ""I didn't know liE'· s got so much power. ·· 1be horne run was the first in n>gU1ar season play off Hernandez since July 24, 1!1!4- 58 games and90 innings ago. 1be left-handed screwball artist, 4·2. entered the game In the eighth aDd set down 13 straight batters REd Sox 5, Indians 0 before Bradley .whacked his ninth · At Boston, Bob Ojeda and Stevl' lxJrrlf' run. Last season. Hernandez. Crawford combined on a sevenwho came through in 32-of-33 save hittl'r and slumping Dwight Evans "SituatiOns. captured bolh the AI.. Cy hit a solo homer, powl'ring the Red Young and Most Val!Jable Player Sox. Ojeda, makif1g his secon<! start ';. alter 17 relief appearances, raised his record to 3-1. Keith Creel f!'D to 0-4. Royals 4, Brewers 3 At Kansas City, Mo., WUlleWilson and George Brett each knocked In two runs to help the Royals snap a four-game losing streak. Charlie Leibrandt improved to 6-3. MUwaukee's Pete Vuckovlch,l-3, cameotr the disabled llsi earlier In the day and was making his first start sine«' May10. A's2, YankeesO At New York, Dave Kingman hit his 13th homer and former Yankee fartl}hand Tim Blrtsas and two relievers combined on a four-hitter, leading the A's. Blrtsas, Included In the trade that sent Rickey Hender"son to the Yankees. improved to 2-1. Jay Howell earned hisl2thsave.Joe Cowley, 4-3, was the loser. Rangers 7, White Sox 3 At Arlington, Texas, Pete O'Brien's two-run dOuble capped a four-run first Inning and Charlie · Hough hurled a four-hitter . ·. · Belmont Stakes sch~duled. Saturday extra notch and gets it. When he Philadelphia S-5. reaUy needs an out, he gets it. You · In the American League, It was: can't say anything better about a Toronto 9, Minnesota 3; Boston 5, Qeveland 0; Seattle7, Detroit 61nl2 pitcher than that." Valenzuela had outdueled Gooden Innings; Oakland ' 2, NEW York 0; In New York on national television TPxas 7, Chicago 3; Kansas City 4, May 25 whl'll Los Angeles beat the MUwaukee 3; and CaUfornla 6, not. Baltimore 51n 151nnlngs. MetsG-2. · ' With the bases tull, the score tied Cubs 5, Braved Keith Hernandez led off the ninth and no outs In the bottom of the · with a single off Valenzuela, 5-6. · At Chicago, Jody Davis' two-wt eighth Inning Tuesday night, Carter singled and George Foster RBI single snap~ a 3-3 tie In the GoOden proved his poise. 'The walked, loadilig tlJe bases. Knight sixth and DlckRutliven, 2-4, hurled a 20-year-old sandwiched two of his 12 bounced to_Valenzuela, who forced four-hitter over seven Innings, sll1keouts around a p!)pout to He~ at home- Danny Heep . carrying the Cubs. Rick Maliler, 8-5, catcher Gary Carter to douse the filed out, scorlngCarterandsendlng lost for the Braves, wllO feU to last threat. place In the NL West. Giants 5, Foster to thlrll. . Exposl Valenzuela, faced with the same Rafael Santana singled In Foster, situation In the ninth, coaxed Ray At San F)"anclsco, Jose Urib!! and Gooden singled to score Knight. Knight to hit a comebacker 'to the Gooden, 8-3, pitched his fifth lipped a pair of doubles and drove In mound, which the left-bander complete game, raising his major three ruris and Jim Gott fired a turnEd Into a force play at the plate. six-hitter, helping the Giants. Gott, leagu~leadlng strikeout lntal tolOl. However, he then yielded a sacrifice Pedro Guerrero's sixth homer 3-2, struck out a season-high seven. fly, a rim-scoring single and the final Schatzeder fell-to 2-2. tied the score n in the sixth. New blow- Gooden's third hit- a single York had taken a 1-0 lead on producing the New York Mets' last Knight's secopd-lnnlng homer. The Daily Sentinel run in a 4-1 victory over the Los Elsewhere, Chicago topped Angeles Dodgers. Atlanta 5-3, San Francisco downed (USPS IU·ttltl "It shows the kJnd of guy Dwight Montreal 5-l, Cincinnati whipped 1\ Dtvl,sion of M•lllmedla. Inc. Gooden Is," Carter said. "When he Pltts\lurgh 9-3~, St Louts dropped Published ev('ry aftE'rnoon . Monday neros that big out, he goes up an Houston 6-1 and San Diego edged through Friday. 111 Court St ., Po· . CLEVELAND (UP! l - The Cleveland Browns Tuesday waived former Reisman Trophy winning running back Charles White, who has not been able to repeat his college accomplishments In the NFL. White, the Browns' first-round draft pick In 1981. rushedfor942and nine touchdown ·in five years. His biggest season w'as1981whenhehad 342 yards. In 13 games last season, he canied the ball 24 times for 62 yards. In 1982 White admitted to being addicted to · cocaine and sought treabnent. He nbw spends time talking to high school students about the dangers of drugs. White rushes! for 5,598 yards in four years at USC, finishing his career with a 247-y<!rd most val"!!ble j>layer performance In the Trojans' 198) Rose Bowl win over Ohio State. Former 13rowns' Coach Sam Rutigliano, contacled at his Waite Hill., Ohio, home. said White "needs ' ' TENNIS TOURNEY ENTRY BLANK . _ By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff WriiAlr Friends here have learned of the recent retirement of Earl Warnke, popular Middleport High School Band Dl· rector. in the mid 1950's. Warnke has been at Port Clinton High School since 1957 wliere he has been hand director and retires ·• highly regarded by the musicians he taught through the years and townspeople. He was known as a disciplinarian and Warnke lncr!'ased th!' Port Clinton band from 64 students the · first year to the ·more than 140 now In the band. A graduate of Ohio State Unlver· slty, Warnke played trombone professionally with famous orchestras. He has directed several musical productions and his school bands have won countless awards and he, many individual honors. The· former Middleport High director served on the states board of Ohio Music Teachers as district president for ~ years and directed the St. .John's Lutheran Church Youth Choir at Port Clinton for 17 years. He has been a music arranger and for years his arrangement of ''My Old Kentucky Home" has been played preceding the start of the Kentucky Derby. Mr. ' and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny of Middleport have maintained a friendship with Mr. and · Mrs. Warnke over the years and Tom Brown. son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown, is also at the Port Cllnto~ High Sc)lool and is a friend and associate of Warnke. Although .it has been 28 years sine!' Warnke was · at Middleport High, he was a. good band director anq wUI be rememl)ered by many M£>mb!;>r: United Prf'Ss International. Inland Dall YPrPSs Association and the Ohio NewsPapPr Assoclallon . 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Others attending were Michael and Jay McKelvey, Jim and Judy Sayre Brace, Dionne and Jimmy Jr., Danny and Pam Proffitt, Jennifer and Heath, Mlke,and Diana Roush Duhl, Michael, Sarah and Emily, James Wilbur Lisle and Jim Jr., Linda Eichinger Boyd and I ' : Local bowling lllaae - Racine reunion conducted Mrs. Helen Hayes, well-known Great Bend resident, has returned to her home after a three week visit at The Hague, Holland, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson. While abroad, Mrs. Helen was also able to visit Parts and Belgium. Roseville; Sharon Roberts, Heath; Donald Smith, Pickerington; Michael Stewart, Glendale, AIVona; Darrell Smith, Bucyrus; Ronnie Taylor, Gratton; Carol Tate, Columbus; Nancy Haddox, Athens; Sandy Phillips. Owensboro, Ky.; James Birchfield, Cinclnntl; Frank Colwell, Vinton; Judy HUI, Grove City; Pam Colwell, Vinton; Melanie Dudding, Athens; Brent Bolin, Athens; Van Willford, Texas. ville; Ev!'lyn HUI, Dayton; Dorothy Payne, GreenvUle; Dallid and Dorothy Tillis, Ch!Uicothe; Dorothy Rathburn, Orient. Edwin Nelson, Wooster; John ColweU, Vinton; Claude Montgomery, Wellston; Delma "Nelson, McConnelsvUle; Goldie Nelson, Wooster; Merle Johnson, DaDas. Texas; Earle Johnson Mansfield; Dana Barton, Rocky River; Naomi Schoonover, GranvUle; John Dyke, Fairborne; Pearl Su!Uvan. Wor- .992-6674 .,__ Stepllall"s Odyssey finished a half-lmgth ahead of Chiefs Crown . iD tbP Kentucky Derby to take ,.. M'IOOrld behind Spend a Buck. -~ Stephens said the Beimont is tJetWr suited to l'ront-running Chief's Crown than to the stretch· J'UI]IJIDg colt he handles for oWner Hft1r)'k de Kwiatkowski. 1922; Carl Denison, Rutland, 1924; Russell Musser, Springfield, 19'25; Margaret Parsons, Marcia Dentson; Rutland, and Harry Plummer, <;arroll, 1926; Reva Snowden, Rutland, 1m: Pauline Rife, Bidwell, 1929; Judson Price, 19:JJ; Frank Young, · Virginia Carson, Dena Hoffman. Port Charlotte. Fla. and Dwight Brown, St. Albans. W.Va.; 1931; June Hysell, Grove City, Norman Will, Pearle Canaday, Rutland, and Woodrow Wilcox, Sandusky, 1932; Edna Swick, Dorothy Woodard, Rutland, Kahle Vance, Waverly, 1933, and Marie Phlllps, Lancaster. Marjorte Wilt, WUbur Young, and Doris Thomas. Rutland, 1934. Observing their 50th reunion were Anne Beckel, Columbus; Charles Bowen, Rising Sun, Clarice Erwin, Middl!'port, Noel HyseU, Columbus, Evelyn Martin, Columbus, Bernard Ledlle, Orion Nelson, Irene Ralph, Harold Rice, all local, Bernice Spaulding, Ath!'ns, and Eleanor Williamson, ClrclevUie. Among the other out-of-county· alumni returning for the banquet and dance were Thelma Halley, WUmington; Ernest Nelson, St. Cloud Fla.; Arnold Riggs, Roseville; Bury! White, Clrclevill.e; Thelma Riggs, Roseville; Evelyn White, Circleville; Bernie Knapp, Springfield; Francis Cottrill, Worthington; DorothyEmmons,Brook- -·i.' ;;;;;;;;;;';;;·;';;;·;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~;;;';·;· ;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;•;;;;;;;;;~ 1 ====t - Lifelong resident Ellen WUson observed her 92nd birthday on Tllesday - but a family dinner for the occasion was held on Sunday. Thank you for remembering Mrs. Wilson with the many cards- she •loved hearing from you. ·Mrs. · Wilson I)ever really left home- she resides at 108 State St., Pomeroy. just two doors !'rom wh!'re she was born. · · ·· · ByMelodyRoberts week~,,q gueSt of her father, Clifford Newlunlsrecuperatlngat Francis Andrews. . home following surgery at the Mrs. Ora Sinclair, Sumner, DeHolzer Ml'dical Q>nter. lores and .Robie ' Hawk. spent the - M~. and Mrs. Harold Ball and Mr. ·. weekend With Paul and Miltlred ' • ·andMrs: RaY!l)ond BaU,Columb~s •.' Hauber; ~eld<ly . and -Bud. -.Other '. vislted·over'"the weekim<iwlth Mrs. ···callers ·at the Hauoor home were Rosa Ball who is somewhat Doug, Kim and AnY Ball. Mr. and lmpmved. Mrs. Robert Bowles, Pomeroy, ' Phyllis L3rldns, EloiseConnoley, · Scott Hauber, . Denise Johnston, and Pearl Powell hosted a layette Tuppers Plains, Beth and Ron . shower recently honoring Janie Murphy, Ginger Hayman, Mr. and ~ Fitch. Mrs. David Dalley and Rae Lynn •·· · Recent guests of Mrs. Ernestine and Phyllis Larkins. , Hayman havl' been Mr. and Mrs. The Senior Citizens of Long ; Richard Hayman, Mrs. Grace Bottom met at the Long Bottom ·. Louden, Olympia, Wash.; Conn!!' CommunltyBulldlngth!'secondand :_ Hill and Jamie. Apple Grove; four!hTuesdayofeachmonth. . Barbara Fltzpatlif'k and Robin. The Long Bottom Community : Kathy Bitler, Sara Kathleen, Linda Association meets the last Wednes. Weber, Lancaster. dayofeachmonthatthecommunlty Mary Ellen Andrews was the building. Umited Quantity ' Robbie Eads of Rutland will be confined to the Holzer Medical Center, room 3048, for approximately four more weeks due to Injuries he received In an single vehiCle ~ccident on May 3. Thank you for your prayel'!;, carets and flow!'rs for Robbie. Middleport Village Council President Carl Horky Is having a few problems during his recup period and is at Holzer Medical Center. His room number Is 416. • THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY • The appearance of Emily Gardiner Neal, Cincinnati, Wl'll known healer in the Episcopal Church, scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday at Grace Episcopal Church ln Pomeroy has been necessarUy post· poned. However, I'm advised that she will be coming at a later time so do stay tuned ln. : 19ng Bottom. new~ _ O()tes DAY TIRE SALE • of his foriner students here. Nearly 400 alumni and guests attended thl' 56th annual Rutland High School Alumni Association banquet held May 25th at th!' Rutland Civic Center. Dinner music was presented by Vera Holliday at the plano. Jim Sheets gave the welcome and 1preslded at the business session. Reports were given by Klmberiy Birchfield WUford, secretary, and Margaret Smith Edwards, treas· urer. It was noted that the new curtain has not been purchased due to Insufficient money. A collection was taken which brought In an additional $310.11. New officers elected were Betty Clark VanMatre, president; Bill WUUamson, vice president; Lorle Snowden, secretary, and Kelly Brown Lambert and Denise Lambert, treasurers. Roll call of classes taken by Rob Birchfield noted that there were 268 alumni present. Nine teachers attending w!'re recognized. Door prizes donated by businesses were awarded, . and Catherine Colwell Shenefield played the Rutland High School songforthegrouptoslng. For the dance, Dick Hawkins and the AD-Star Band provided the music. Given special recognition were Wendell Miller, Groveport. class of i918; Edith Williamson, Rutland , class of 1921; Garnet Beckner and Beatrtce Reinhart. Rutland, class of , If• Md• Page-6 Rutland Alumni Association conducts reunion Warnke retires Reds option Davis outf'telder Eric Davis to their Trlple A farm club, Denver of the Amerlcan Association, and called • EL\IONT, .Y. (UPI) -Woody "You'Uhavetocatchhimtowin," nobody to carry him. H!''s trained . Slephenslikes thechancesofthetwo Stephen~- ~id or Chief& . Crown. and he's fit. He's had three "'eeks of · up outfielder M_ax Venable to the major league Club. .. · · . ' late-dosing coltS he's Saddling at "And if heran go a mile-and-a-halt• . re!it. I tliink R(Jgl'r's really i& the DaVis, 23, . appea!:ed a~ . a pinch •·Sarurday's Belmont StaKes ·- but nobody him. • . . "111 ·catcH .. . . ·. ·Tiiere•s' ..· horsefobeat." .. ·,. ninner IIi Tuesday nlghi's game, ' oot as mUch •as he 'l ikes .ihose of . stealing his lOth base in 11 trtes this ~ Roget"l.aurtn 's Chiefs Crown. season and · scoring the game: Stepllerui' reluctance to predict a winning run in the seventh. He later • 'ictory by his Danzig colt Stephan 's batted ln. the same Inning, as the . Odysse'Y or Jersey Der:byTUIUl£>r-up PLEASE ENTER ME IN THE fOLLOWING EVENTS; Reds scored six times, and singled Creme Fralche might stem more Men's Sin~le Open Women's Singles Open hom!' the final run of the Inning. • from superstition than objective 35 & Ov er 35 & Over For the season, he appeared in 34 :.. analysis. WomE'n's Doubles OpeD · .. , Men 's Doubles OpE'n games, batting .188with5homeruns ~ Attel" all, a victory byeitherwould 35 Over 35 & Over andllRBI. : matte Stephens the first trainer to Venable, who will be28Thursday, • v."in four straight Belmonts. MixPd Doules OJX'n has had previous major league • "''m 001 asking for four in a row 35 & Over l'xperlence With the San Francisco miDd you," Stephens said Tuesday. :\A \IE - - - - - -- - - - -Telephone •- - - Giants and Montreal Expos. He "'Ibarsasldng tor too much . But if! ADDRESS ________________________________ joined .the Reds' orgaruzation last • did, J.suredothink it would stand for .... :...... ~· . AprU 26 lit a trade at the AAA levei7 ..., a WIIJ.a:'. DOUBLES PARTN£R __________Telephone •- - - . , - He had been hitting .244 in 46 ~ SIEphens thinks Stephan's Odysgames for Denver with 4 horril'rs ;: ~-. bait brother to Chief's Crown, ADDRESS ___~--------------and19RBI. bas a be1ter chance of winning than "' MIXED DOUBLES PARTNER ______ Telephone • - - -- Creme Frakhe. Creme F"raichP, a ADDRESS _______________________________ gtel ling. v.'OII the Derby Trlal at • C1Jurehill Downs AprU 'l:l before An tntryf('(' ofSlO per lf'am and a can of Jl(>W tennis balls will bP'requlred •• mnning S('C()nd to Spend a Buck in of ('ach doubJ(IS 1Pam whil(' sin~les wtU pay$.~ per JX'fSOll and a new ran of balls. Cht'ck.~ should be made payable to Bill Gray at WJEH-WYPC, Box 448 .• ~ the Jenl>:,• Derby. l.alllpolls. '· Tile 71·\·ear-old trainer thinks • 1ben' iS a ·good chance Saturday's rao- willl'nd up paying '"a Danzig ! esacta" with Chi!'fs Crown and ' $replan's Odyssey. QIMOusly. Steiihens would prefer · • ao _. Stephan ·s Odyssey on top of •• sucb a winning combination ~ especially since it would give both llim and jockey l.,affit Plncay Jr. an , 1111pnndeloted four straight victo• r1es in the final jewel of 1ho; rougbbred racing's Triple Crown. • Tile duo learned to "1n the Betmo!llwi1h Conquistador Cielo in 1982, Caveat in 1lll3 and Swale last ' Beat of the bend llshln~ a new start."" "In the right situation, Charlie White can be a viable, productiv!' player In the NFL," said Rutigliano. "He's a very tough back. He's a better than average runner and a good receiver. ""But injuries, personal circum· stances and the Browns' use of .a slngl~hack offense have held Char· lie back. However, he can be a tremen~ addition to,a team that features a fullback attack." Wednesday, June 5, 1986 ·~ meroy, Ohio, b,Y the Ohio Valley Pub· Company / Multimedia, Inc.. Pomemy, Ohio 45769. Pit 992·2156. Se- · cond class postage paid at Pomeroy. flhlo. Browns waive Charles White The Daily Sentinel ,. ,. All Silk Flowers .................. Reduced 25°/o All Plastic flowers •••. Reduced 50°/o OR MORE "OTHER SREAT BAR6AINS ON ITEMS . .TOO _NUMEROUS TO MENTION" Now that last winter is only a memory, it's a perfect time to save on next winter's energy bills. Look around for places where a little attention can make your home more winter-tight. Make sure you have proper insulation. Check the CCljUik· ing around windows and doors .,: and weather~tnp them. Consider installing storm wtndows and doors. And have your heating system checked for efficiency. Remember that installation of a new gasstingy model can cut your gas usage by up to 30%. There are also things you can do that will start saving you energy right now. Like putting an insulation blanket around your water heater; adding flow restric\ors to shower heads; or installing a night set-back thermostat. . Columbia has hundreds of other tdeas on ways you ·can save on energy bills. Ask at your Columbia office for a free copy of our "Everyday Energy Saver's Guide". . .· By making your home more energx light now, you'll save next winter ... and tor w1nters to come. . POMEROY .fLOWER SH "The Way America Sends Love" 106 lutttmut Au. · r-roy, OH. Wt Accept Major Ph.992-2039 Cit41t or 992 -5721 Canis and W, Wire Flowers Almost Eurywhtrt. .. COLUMBIA GAS �. - _... : ' Wedn.lctav•••une 5, 1985 t'omeroy- Middleport, Ohio y ' The Daily Sentinei-Paga Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Wednesday, June 5. 1986 Bob Evans .· 7 FALTER'S OLD FASHIONED .. SAUSAGE SMOKED HAM All .· IHR Half Gallon - ' 10 LliAG S249 ' GENUINE SNOW WHIT£ VIDALIA ONIONS CAULI· . FLOWER RED RIPE LIBBY'S DEEP BRQWN WATERMELON PORK 'N' BEANS . $ ,~, VA RinES 1 ~ll. ROLl 12 lUNCHEON MEAT HOLLY FARMS GlADE A FALTER'S ARMOUR TREEJ CHICKEN LEG JUMBO BOLOGNA QUARTERS , · j oz. - .... (~ Limit 2 ... FOQ~lAND . KING SIZE '----------F SAVE SOt CAKE MIXES 18 ARMOUR BOLOGNA · 01.79 ( oz.$ 139 12 PKG. 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AFI'ERNOON CLASS- Pictured left to right, fron, Keith Landaker, Emest Croo'l", Michael Reitmire, Jennifer Robinson, Christopher Triplett, Matthew Dalley, 1lna Eblin, Michelle l:laiTis, Mike Klein, and ~h SIW;er; middle, Euiabeth Hug!tes, Billy CfliJle, Keith Pugh, Daniel Whltteklnd, Jodie Sisson, Marie SeUers, Adam Smith, Jennifer Husk, HoWe Thomas, Stacy Stewart, and Claudine Eblin; and back, Whllney Haplonstall, Dllsty Andrew, Joshua Harris, Taryn Doidge, Charlie Johnsoo, Matthew Ault, Ashley Roach, Stacey Price, Joshua Phalln. David Tatterson was absent when the picture was taken. The flrst annual kindergarten graduation was held May 19 at the Pomeroy Elementary Sehool. Mrs Vera Halliday had a medley of chJidren's songs. Thl' proceslonal was to "PomJ;J and CirCumstance" children. The kindergarten classc:: performed the 'Gooduye Song followed by the benedilction entitled "Footsteps In the Sand" by the Campbell. Tassels were turned before the recessional. ~Meigs r•mijii~iiii~ij· Junior High reeorded oy the"directlon Band under of David · Bowen. There was a welcome song by the class and invocation by the Rev.John C. Campbell, pastorofthe United Methodist Church, New Haven, W.Va. Dan Morris, Meigs Local superintendent, welcomed those a tteindln.!N and cOngratu lated the kindergarten children on their accomplishments during the 1984-84 year. The program by the classes included "Today is a Wonderful Day," "Mary Had a Little Lamb," anp the " ABC Song. " · John Lisle, principal of the Salisbury Elementary Sehool, ptes· ented the graduates, with Robert Morris, principal of Pomeroy E le· mentary, giving the diplomas to the ' ••' ,,' ' COPYRIGHT 1985 · THE KROGER CO .. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, JUNE 2, THROUGH SATURDAY , JUNE B. 1985. IN GALLIPOLIS & POMEROY EXCEPT WHERE NOTED. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . . ·, •.. ' •. U.S . GOV'T GRADED CHOICE 9-11 -LB. AVG . . ' 6..171. ... CALL 992-2155 •• ·' BETWEEN 8:00 A.M. AND S:OO P.M. .. ( THURSDAY RAONE - Racine Legion Post 602 will meet Thursday, 8 p.m. A fish fry will be_held. · · -- •. the preaching and the music. Pastor Gilbert Spencer invites the public. . EA~LE RIDGE - . Rev. Roy Deeter wU1 be guest' speaker at the . ' · · . , . FRIDAY • . .. . . I;:agle Ridge Cnurch a t 7:.30 p; m .• . ' . . M-IDDLEPORT .· :...: , SaliSbury • S uhdaj, Township Trustees will meet in CLIFrON W.Va . - B.T ~ Weston regular sesslonFrlday, 7 p.m. , a tthe home of Wanda Eblin, township will present singing ministry at revival services being held at the clerk. Clifton Tabernacle, Clifton, W.Va .. PAGEVILLE- &lpio Township at 7:30 p.tn. Thursday evening through Sunday evening. Trustees m eeting, 7 p.m. Friday at the Township Hall In Pageville. LANCASTER- The Miles Hysell reunion· will be held Sunday at the SATURDAY RUTLAND - Bow hunters Assn. meeting SaturdayS p.m. at the club tiouse . Also members are reminded that the Vinton County Round Robin Is this Sunday. Gilkey reunion Public ROCK SPRINGS square dance, Saturday, 7: :JJ to 10: :JJ p.m. at grange hall •. Rock Springs .Fairgrounds by Meigs County Grange Youth Group; music by Delver Richards; refreshm ents available. REEDSVll..LE - A spaghetti supper will be held a t the ReedsvUe Fire House, Satu rday from 4 to 7 p.m. by the Olive Township Volun~ teer F ire Depa rtment . Sandwiches. pie ~ nd' beverages will also be served. A danceWUI follow from 8 to 10:30 p.m. with no admission charge. Refreshments will be sold a ll evening. Children of the late Clint and Ava Gilkey held a family reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Alkire. Attending were Mrs. Lola Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Don Updegra ff, Don Updegraff Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Babe Whaley, Terry Whaley, Chip Wha· ley, Anne Whaley, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey, Mr. a nd Mrs. Walter Jordan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tad Gilkey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilkey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson and daugpter, Ray Alkire, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark and daughters, Mrs. Margaret Douglas, Fred Davison, Margaret ~- SUNDAY Afternoon visitors were Mr. and CHESTER - Blaine and Chr is- Mrs. Paul Hunsicker, Mr. and Mrs . tine Bowman )V iii be speelal guests Charles LumpkJn, Mr. and Mrs . a t the Living Word ChurehofGod in .. Chuck Afklre, Margaret Kostival Chester a t 10 a .m . and 7 p.m. and Edith Whaley . Sunday. They will be providing both Ya PRICE BeDDID9 Every Mattress & Box Bprlngl Any Blzel Every Quelltyl No IIJ;loeptiOnsl. ) ., SLJCED FREE JUMBO 12 SIZE T 25¢ OFF LABEL SCENTED OR UNSCENTED Texas Cantaloupes Tide Laundry Detergent Each calendar area .. 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Questions roay be directed to Mrs. Pat Martin, 378-6233 or Marlpne Putman, 378- MORNING CLASS - Pictured left to rigbt, Iron!, JereJliY Morris, Issac Barnett, Deven Curfman, Jennifer Clifford, Jeremy King, Misty Sayre, Melanie Duncan, Tara Grues~>r, Canie Glaze, Joshua Duckett, · Joshua Hazelton, Tara Hawley, Betsy Houdashlt, Julie King; middle, Misty Jeffers, ,John Myer, Timmy Roush, Amy Jones, Shawn King, I he Daily Sentinei- Page-9 . Pomeroy- Midd!eport, Ohio . 42-oz. ·. Rising Park 1n u'.ncaster, Route37. . imd · of the Hysell Tlwre will a potluck dinner a tl p. m. family are Invited to attend. f'jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SUPERIOR BIG RED -.. ~ a·oLO·GNA·~ -.·~~-~·~~--~~.~~~-~ •••• ~ •.•.•• ~~'"·· 99-~. · SMITHFIELD I LB.J~CUUM "':'• I. . " '·-· :, PACKED ' .. , . Springdale 2% Milk SLIDED Bt«:ON ···············".. $1.69 SMITHFIELD BOILED HAMs1111PPIP.J14U.l~·.i~m S1. 9S HOM~MADE . . HAM SALAD .................... JI. 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JUNE I. 1111' IUIJECT TO APPliCAIIE STATE a lOCAL TIXII I �1'8018- 10- The ~ ~-- - -· - ~- -~-- ----- Daily Sentonel .... --.. --- I . ~-q----- - '- ~- June Ohio The Daily Sentinel 5, 1985 · Wednesday, June 5, 1985 Business Se..Vices 4 PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 f ltt~lfl11l MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE WIRING NEEDS Resodentlal & Commorcoal Call: fulluwlll" /I /1 /1 lwm ''"'"'•'llf' • TliNCIING IS OUR IN ,,..._ Tren,hong Of Any Type Dozer & Backhoe Servoce Plumbonc Servoee Weldong lowboy Houlon& Septoe Systems Llcen•td I londt4 ..... ··- 11MIIIOIIIIIWIIIUIII , .. h . . .I1NIIIIIItl 11 ....... FREE ESIIMATES ll ....... tY,C:I"~ 11MIM.....III WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE 11*-••t•IJII -,-:-:.,----Public Notoce NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF OILANO GAS LEASES The lessf.IBs and the~r respec tiva sucC:MJora and US~gnees ii any set forth heremafter shall take not•ce that Southern Oh1o Coal Company a West V•rgima Corporation as sue cessor and 8SIIQinee of the lessors set forth heriBtnafter file for record With County, Oh1o Re corder an affidavit of forfeitUre of the oil and gas leases descnbed below 1n Section 1 to the extent that they affect the prem1sos descnbed m ~ •ntend1 to the Me~gs Seeton 2 1 ldentificauon of Leases 1 1 Lease Number One !a) Ong1nal Lessors T W F1tzpatr1Ck and Opal ,'FitzpatriCk jb) Lessee Mid Continent land Inc (cl Last Known Address of Lessee 414 Un1on Trust Build mg Parkersburg Wett Vn-gtma {d) Date of lease February 8 1969 (e) Lease Recordation Vo lume 56 page 109 Lease ~ Records of Metg$ County Oh10 I~ Acreage Leased 202 Acres (g) General Descnpt1on of Leased Prem1ses Situated 1n Columbia Town stup County of Me1gs State of Oh10 and descnbed as follows to w1t bounded on the NORTH by lands of Wm G Caster Memt EAST by lands of A W Vale Holcomb SOUTH by lands of John H Morlan WEST by lands of " Aadekm Farm 1 '" 1 2 leaSfl Number Two {a) Or~glnall.essor.s Thomas • W Fltzpat,rlck and Opal ~ fitzpatriCk lbl Lessee Guy L Meabon lei Last Known Address of Lessee 2666 F1rst Avenue Huntington West V~rg1n1a {d) Date of Lease July 9 1956 (el L.ea~e BecordaJ.ion Vo !ume 47, peg$ 185 leasfl Records of Metgs l County Ohro ' I~ Acreage Leased 202 Acres {g) General Descnpt1on of "' Leased Prem1se.s Sa1d land bounded on the NORTH by lands of Jarrot Bobo White on the EAST by •tands of Raymond Holcomb on the SOUTH by lands of Edmond Foster Bruce McG1II on the WEST by lands of George Radek1n and srtuated m Columbia Townsh1p M81gs County OhiO 1 3 Lease Numbflr Three {a) Ong1nal Lessors John A Ogdtn and Ida M Og<in {b) Lao.- Lee Stout lc) Last Known Address of l.e1188 Columbus Oh1o (d) A~~~gnee of Lessees lnt.,..t in LNM R W Healey Trustee le) last Known Address of Ass.gnee of Lessee Pttts burgh Allegheny County Pennsylvania • I~ Date of Lease September 14 1943 {g) Lease Recordabon Vo 1ume 37 page 624 lease Records of Me.gs County Ohro ' !h) Rocordabon of Assognment of lessee's Interest Volume 36 page 611 Lease • Records of Me~gs County ··ohio " (r) Acreage Leased 202 Acres 0) Generat Descnpt1on of Leased Prem1ses Situated 1n Sectton No 31 TownshiP of Columbia County of Matga and State of ..-Qh.o bounded on the NORTH by tho Ianda of G Bobo 8o Owrght on the EAST by tho lands of D Morns & A Holcomb on tho SOUTH by the lends of H Morton & E Foster on the WEST by the Ianda of E Nelson 8o B R.-rn ' 1 4 l.eae Number Four ' (a) Orlgrnal ....... Thomas W Fitlpatnck and Opal Fotzplltrick , lbl Lao.- Ka~ Wahmovar 8o ICO (c) Last Known Addr- of lJtiM8 Unkno\'Vn {d) Date of.....,.. Novambar 23 1960 {a) Laa10 Racordabon Vo lume 50 345 LooM •Records of Metga CouAty OhiO ~ {f) Acreage l.eaaM 266 50 )' Acr• {g) Genorol DeocnptiOn of LeiMd Premt. . 1n the of Ohio. County of Moigo, being 114 60 .. 8ac1ion 33, 34,18, Sllom T"""""""', . . . . . .101 Book 1110, Pill 8411, end 202 ac-ln Secdon 31 Columbia Townohlp, 1 8 Molgo County • lllot•ocoBook11i4 -197 of Meigs County Ohio s- s- ....,.... 1 6 lease Number F1ve lol Onglnal leiiOI' J R !()gdln lbl ~ Robinoon Dowi· <Oiling Co ' Pubhc Notoce (c) Last Known Address of Lessee Westerv1lte Oh1o fd) Oala of Lease: February 10 1936 lei l.ellse Recordabon Vo lume 32 page 1 08 lease Re cords of M~ttgs County Otuo m Acreage ..... sed 202 Acres fg) General Ooscnptron of Leased Prem1ses Situated In Columbia Town shiP County of Me19s Section 31 and State of Ohio and bounded as follows NORTH by lands of Geo Radek1n and Claud Hoyd on the EAST by lands of Claud Hoyd W R Holcomb and Magg~e Hoi comb on the SOUTH by lands of J ohn Morton Wm Weyand on the WEST by lands of E G Nelson and Geo Radekln 1 6 Lease Number Six (a) Ong1nal Lessor J R Ogd~n (b) Lessee Robinson Oevel op10g Co (c) last Known Address of Lessee Westerv•He Ohio (d) Date of lease February 11 1936 (e) l,ease Recordation Vo lume 32 page 27 Leese Records of Metgs County OhiO (f) Acreage LA>ased 120 Acres (g) General Descnpt1on of LBB58d Prem1ses S1tuated 1n Columbia Town shrp CountY of Morgs and State of Oh10 bounded as follows NORTH by lands of Carl Ogd1n and James Nichols EAST by lands of Electa Vale and Howard Foklen SOUTH by lands of Clarence Ogd1n and C~arios Ogdrn WEST by lands of Charias Ogdrn and John R Ogdrn 1 7 Lease Number Seven (a) Orlgrnal Lesaors John R Ogdrn and Mary J Ogdrn lbl Lessee H F McTaggart {c) Lut Known Address of lessee Unknown !d) AsBignoe of Lesaeo a In terest Freeman Gas Co ~ {a) Lest Known Address 'of AsSignee of L.essoo: Unknown [f) Date of Lease March 4 1930 (g ) Lease Recordation Vo lume 27 page 176 lease Re cords of Meags County Oh.o Pu Notoce Pubhc Notoce deceased late of 1 1 0 Hogh S1reet Pomeroy Me1ga County Ohoo Robert E Buck Probate Judge northwest quarter of Section No 31 Town 9 Range 15 of the Oh1o Company's Purchase end runmng West along the section hne about forty rods or to the center of the road lead1ng south thence along the center of said road about eightv rods to a lane running east thence AS1 akwlg said lane to the center of said CIOrl< Pubhc Notoce Also the W.lowu-.g premtses being mne acres off of the south end of the w011 haH of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarte~ of Section No 31 of saod Columbia Townsh1p Fourth Tract Being all that part of the northeaet quarter of the southwest quarter of SectiOn No 31. 1n Townshtp 9 Range 15 Maogo County Ohro lying and bemg East of the PubliC County Road run n1ng 1n a northerly and south arfy dinrctlon through said northeast quarter of the aouthwest quarter of said Section containtng twenty thrao {23) acres and baing the same prem1ses conveyed to Emma E Harter et ai, bydaed from Frank DaviS and Allee Davoa, h,. wife, by deed dated Juno 27th 1919, and re corded In Vol 1 1B page 503 Deed Records Moogo County OhiO 3 The cause of forfeitUre of the lanes descnbed tn Section 1 hereof ro the of TEAFORD ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Real Estate Sozes Start from ' LISTING - I~ 2 story busoness bid~ m Pomeroy Set up for car repaors & otlje1 goods Over 3000 sq It NEW NEW LISTING 1 oemodeled 8 roonr home PomerQY w1th g_arden outbu !dongs_ Will talk trade mobole home olher property what you have Ask1n g $35000 their r81p11Cti\1e AO dnll1hg ad or OUR - l yr old ranch has lg. equopped kitchen bar and d1nong room fully caopeted Obi garage and I& lot T PlAINS - Small 6 rm home near the school Easy to heat and gaoden space Ask1ng $23800 INCOME - live on one &rent the other apt Central heat n ~e krtchen g;) rage &large lot near Krogers Askong $40 000 RACINE - Remodeled 7 rm home woth 3 laoge bedoooms equopped kotchen lg. lamoly room db! garage &~~ N1ce lor $50 000 MINERSVILLE - 5 rm frame home With gas T P water & Ohoo Power New bath & freshly pa1nted Only $15 000 MINI FARM - 3 75 acoes at Syracuse Oldeo 3 bdrm home, all ut1lrtoes ASking $30 000 You llloke the locat1on MODERN - One floor 7 rm ranch Walk to the stores 1n M1ddleportg EQuopped kitchen & some furnoture RIVERFRONT - Good older home that s been remodeled 3 bdrms lg hv1ng woth foreplace, forma l donlng & level lot $9 000 - Small 5 om hme home downtown What have to put down' voo 42 ACRES - Orange Town shop 2 trailer spru woth garden spots Good s~ong & barn Just $22 000 Sut Murplty, Milton loush Htltlo, Yirgilanol lruce Ttafor~ Housing Headqu.Jrters e-..o:...~o:.:;"'""'"' BIG FOOT PARK =~"'::..,"":::i';! NO MONEY DOWN Second TriiCt: Begini'W-.g lit the nortMut c...,. of the PH. $50 MO 1 FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 Aftor 5 c•l Sozes from 6'x6 Up • to 24 x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine Oh Ph. 614·843-5191 • !0611c "Free Estimates" Installation Available 4/ 4/ tln THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP MOTEL RT 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, lW VA 8 moles from Pomeroy· Mason Bndce SINGLE 124.95 304-675·6276 •Ltve Entertamment .rree HBO •Ktlchenettes •Restaurant F., All r.., PH•H•t N'"' PLUS Offoct SuppiOH l fur111ture, Wllfd1ng Htv.t - Fill Sht T11~1lelt1 01 D•tr RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915-3307 4/1/tfn INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wo d hko to onlroduco you to EnP&t·A Car lho ooodorn way to dn•• the vthO<Io of your chooca NO DOWN Pl YMENT LOW£1 MOIIHlY' PAY MEN I BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 326 Pomeroy OH 45769 for Fister StAICt Call *Boating *Fishing *Shaded Sitts - cro• Racc6on Crk Brldg• tum rlght and follow U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL 160 Rt, 124,PoOMror Ohoo AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR St. Rt North Galhpohs, Oh1o 7/ 11 / tl PH. 992· 7201 Also Tr••••lulo• PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 3·24-tfc TROMM EXCAVATIN J&L BLOWN INSULATION BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •I nsuletion •Storm Doors •Storm Window• •Replecement W1ndowa ..•New Roofmg FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 742-2328 73-10 Chivy Tr 73·10 Cht•y Tr llo«s 73·10 Chny Tr HoHs •• • PH, 73 79 Ford Tr F1ndtn S60 '125 ... • •1so Srgns, Rubbor Stamps, forms, Copy Stntul, Etc: IUSIMII 255 Mill St, Middleport I 04 Mulberry h. Pomoloy PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Holl Road Lon& Bottom, OH 45743 PH. (614) 985·4212 We Use Von Schrader Equopment Recommended by Leadona Carpet Manufacturers FREE ESTIMATES' BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorozed John Deere New Holland, Bush Hoc Farm Equopment Dealer Far• Equlp111e11t Parle & Service 1·3·tfc *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Frae Eatomete1" PH. 949·2101 or 949-2160 No Sunday Calls 3/11/tfn ROSES' EXCAVA11NG INC. •Oil field servoce •Landscaponc •Basements •Land cleannc •Ponds •Septoc systems •Heavy hauhnc "ltfree estomates 4 1·2 mo 73.79 Ford Tr Doors .... ,."..,................. 1135 10·15 Ford Tr Doors... • • • • RADIATOR SERVICE 9-ll·lfn 992-7013 EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked 10 home area 20 years Free Estimates" CAU COLLECT: Ph. (614) 843-5425 5/ 912 mo pd, BENNETT'S ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS •' Mobile Home Heating & Cooling· 614-446-9416~ PAT HILL FORD •Waahara •D•shwashers •Ranges ' •Refrigerators " •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVIa£ Will do al types of ex· cav•tlng, lanclscap· ong, basements, sewage tyltemo, water and ga• lines, water well drillng and 118t'· viCe, trucking Climes· tone e. dirt) Cal: U-U117 WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT WANT ADS 10-l·tfC Tnm off pounds w1th Go Bese Orepefru1t Ex1ra , Strength Cap1ules Fruth , Pharmecy, M1ddlepon -Free tova and free gifts Wrap up your shopping lilt. hl'-!1!1 a Fr1endly Home Toy , Party now Glfto for all occaa1on1 someth1ng for everyone For more inform a • t1on call Martlyn Powell at 814 742 31B8 ~ HOme Decoratmg Open ~ , • : ' House Friday June 7th and Seturdey June 8th Fnday hours 1 Oam-9pm Saturday hours 1 Oam 8pm Everyone welcome Gloria 01ler St Rt 325, longovllle Ohoo 614 742 2076 ,, _____________________ ~ The Meigs Head•tart Parent C.ommi1tee would hke to thank ell who g•ve the1r support throughout the year A spec•al thank you goes to the loCIII Plua Hut tor then support and ((UT OUT fOR FUTURE USE) Office 949-U93 Ho11tt 143·5340 DENNY CONGO • ch1ne repair parts. and aupphea P1ck up ' and 1 delivery . Oavas Vacuum Cleaner one half m1Je up Georges Creek Ad Call 614 448 0294 k~ndne11 DON lOSE COMPANY Announcements ~ SWEEPER and aewang me KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE MEIGS EXCAVAnNG Dale Clonch and femtly would like to thank everyone t for flowera end contr~bu • 11ona given to the fam1ly Spoclolthonkoto PPbuddoao end Mrddleport Emergency Squad 3 We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also actd boo I and rod out radiators We also repan Gas Tanks 992·2196 In Memoriam so., Ohro - d Ann ou ncc 111 cnl s •1 .. .sod·, WHALEY'S AUTO PAnS · Rt 611 WHI barwo 992-2772 fendtrs ·:·"····· ············'··· '41 73-14 Cht•y Tr 71-19 Ford Tr 73,~9T.:;· Tr.. • • $10 w·Ford·T;· $52 GroHn , 131 SO Hoods ..,.,..,: ......, .. ...,,.... li4S 73·79 Chi•y Tr I!·IS Ford Ranger RO<ker Panols _ '25 Hoods 1139 1 73-79 Chevy Tr 13·15 Ford Ianger Cab Corners . • • • 120 Grolln . N1w and liHd Auto Glens-Lot• Mod•l Parh Moddltport, Ohoo 1 13 tic 54 M usc, Merchandise Roger Hysell Garage "Wt Rut F11 lm" JIM CLIFFORD and Groduanon Stattoni!'Y• Magnettc 992-;u4~ WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATELUTE SALES & SER'IIC£ Wt TIMe St. Rt 16CI North Galllpohs, Otuo ~ 12 ~ 446-4522 •o .......................... ................... 1 DIIIC110NS. • South on Ohio Rt 7 I mlloo bolow Oolllpoll 1 12'xl6' U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL CALL ~ e uwe Rent For less'' RENT A CAR , 985-3561 All M1ku You can slim up for aummer AM Naturtl Weight Loll pro grim can help you lose 10 29 plus pounds m your tirat month or your money back Call now 614 742 2328 New Cred1t Card No one refused Visa Mastercard Cell 1 119 569 0242 24 hrt " 4 Giveaway "'5-.trt Mr.ed Shephard ohoop dog Gentle, friendly good watch d!>il Call 614 445 7568 titer &PM TOWN & COUNTR'(' VETERINARY , Ktttena to good homea Call 814 446 7143 CLINIC IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E SHOCKEY, D V.M' OPEN EACH 1 THURS EVE. 6-8 •' PT. --- ,. PLEASANT OFFICE' 3305 JACKSON AVE, • SMALL ANIMAl HOURS Monday 3 pm-S poo ,...,., 6110 p"' • p IYJ. • w... 3 ~'-'" .s , m. , ThuriRy 3 pm-5 pm , frW.r 1 pm-2pm S.turday 10om 1130 om. LAIGE ANIMAl! AND ...t., SUIIGEIY IY APPOINTMEN1 S04-67S·2Ut > 12 3 tfft Hall Air dolo· Half Boogie mate 3 month• old Part ; BordorColllo CoH'614 246 , 6S6S 11 ~dorable • homo Coli kitten to good 14 379 2eea e ________ , Robblto , 8370 Cell 614 3BB T•rlef mete, houaebroken, K,.r t.molt, to good homo Coli e14· 311 9338 llock Labrador 3'h yuro old Good hulth Wanta to give away to someone where he un run looH 814·112·1811 Kitto,., 304·171·3114 REWARD FOR RETURN OF CONTENTS of 2 ladlas pursea Spr~ng Valley Cl neme tell collect 304 676 2485 LOST keys attached to 1nch plastic ftsh If found call 304 895 36B1 446-4522 ' Loat cat 1 year old White W1th dark spo1 1 , 4 mitten paws Answers to Ma~~; Call 814 992-5354 Reword REWARO Bleck rabbit lott In Convenient Mart eree Phone 304 6 76·4419 RENT ACAR CALL 992-761 ACCENT UTILITY BUILDINGS 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 ·[61 4)-992· 3325 G'1ve Your Camper a permanent Home ==~VG~ ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 1/22/tlc _ , forty rodl -oo In • notth;u•ta•v d....., to tho r............ DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER SEPTIC SYSTEMS NATER . GAS 8o SEW oR LINES RECLAMATICN PONDS SPRING DEVELOPMENT HOME FOOTERS OUMP TRUCK STONE 8o DIRT II 14 tic 949-2263 or 247-4641 J&F Computenzed Heanng A1d Selection' Hearong Evaluabons For All Ages LISA M, KOCH, M.S. 16 of thoand Ohiorunning Company Purchne duoo t-------;;7:";-;:":':'"-:--::::----:-----oouoh forty and onahllllrodtto Real Estate General the north line of land formolfy 1 north h8H ... No 31, _,... of of Section Town 9 Rongo 18, of the TowrrohlpsolthualdO C P, from the County ROOd running through IBid land _, tD land d CONTRACTING l •lfill-'t::i' (614) 992-1754 Aloo the following doocrlbed tract 8ogonnong at the nonhw est comer of the north hoW of Equal Housmg the nortlreaot quarter of Sac Opportuntoy bon No 31, Town 9 Rllll!llltL._ _ _..__ _..:.__ ___J -the following dlocribed mo SALES & SERVICE apptd .... d c o,., o~ablttl, Bobo - l Co. NEW-REPAIR Gutters · Dc,wn,sp<Jutsl Gutters Cle-N'od Paontong Storm Doors 8o Wondows Sodlng • Soffot Work 992·6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohoo TeleviSion lostenmg Devotes PLUMBING & HEATING Questoons will be an· swered and appomtments will be taken for Ma· pies, located adJacent to Semor Center v c 5/2 8/ CARPENTER SERVICE 992-5875 Or 742-3195 Wriit••:o•l Roofing V. C. YOUNG Of Locensed Chnocal Audoologist PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF JOHN W (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 GUINTHER DECEASED 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Case No 24 765 Docket 12 Gallo polls, Ohio 45631 Page 494 NOTIC~ OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 22 1985 11 the h--:-~r::;noi:-:1r-- 'F':I:---1 Maogs County Probate Court Case No 24766 Nancy L Griffith 1687 Lincoln Hooghto Pomeroy, Ohoo 46769, woa appoented Executnx of the •Ro11dtnfoal ' estate of John W Gumther, Commorcoal daceued lal9 of 1867 Lincoln •Dovtlopmonlt & He1ghts, Pomeroy Ohio 317 Norlh Stconcl Commarc:1al S1tes 45769 Moddltporl, Ohoo 45760 Robert E Buck •Single ond Multo Unot Probate Judge Hou11ng •Wood Mode Cob1notry IU~NESS PHONE Lena K Neualroad DHogn and Plannong 1614) 992-6550 Cieri< (5) 29(6) 5 12 Jtc GREG ROUSH IESIDfNU PHONE *June 6, 198S • a.m.-3:00 p.m. Senior Center ownod by PH. 667 ·6535 or 985-4353 Howard L. - Addon1 and remodeling - Roofing 1nd gutter work -Co ncrete wortc - Plumbing and electrlcll work !Free Eotlmatasl rr-----.....;-----------..2; {5) 29{6) 5 12 3tc leased as by each said leases 4 Southam Ohoo Coal Company mtendl to file tuch llffod8V1t wrthin •xtv {80) days with respect to any of said leases that are not raleued of (h) Recordatton of Asstgn record with., throw 130) days ment of lessee s Interest after the data of publ1ca11on of Volume 27 page 176 Lease th1s notice Records of Me1gs County Southam Ohoo OhiO Coal Company 1•1 Acreage Leaaad 177 By J E KaUrc Acres E~tecutive ij) General Oesa1ption ot V1ce Pr811dent Leased Prem1ses Situated 1n the Townshtps of JUNE5 Columbia and Vtnton Coun tieS of Meigs and V1nton and Pubhc Notoce State of Ohio and bounded and described es follows to Wit NORTH by lands of 0 PROBATE COURT OF 0 DIKOn EAST by lands of 0 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO H Ubonk SOUTH by lands of ESTATI; OF PHVWS 0 G1les Bowen WEST by lands FULTZ DECEASED of W J Bo\IY8fl Case No 24796 Oocket 12 2 Oescrptlon of Prem~ses Page 493 The prermses which th11 NOTICE OF NOtice 11 1ntended to affect are APPOINTMENT descnbed as follow• OF FIDUCIARY The followmg r•l estate On May 22 19B5 "' the srtua1ed 1n the County of Meogs County Probate Court Meigs, rn the State of Ohio Case No 24796 Leslro F and '" the Townlhtp of Fultz 110 Htgh Street Pome· Columbia and bounded and roy Ma.gs County Ohio was descnbed as folkJws appOinted Executor of the F1rst Tract Forty acr.es off of estate of Phyllts 0 Fultz, tho northeast quarter It be1ng the southwest quartM of said 3 Announcements northeast quarter of Section No 31 Also the foUowtng prem1ses the West hatf of thfl souoh haW of tho nonheaat quarter of Section No 31 9:00 Al10 the follomng premses Being twetve and SJxty two one hundredlhs 112 821 acres off of tho north end of the WOBI Pomeroy, Oh hatf of the southealt quaner of the north east quaner of Sect1on No 31 , save and except 1Wo acres off of the earolide of said west heH all rn Town9 Range 15 oftheOhro housong at The Company s Purchase Aloo the followvrg premiThe Southwell quarter of the northwest quarter of the nor· theast quarter of Section No 31 all of the above CQntelnlng AppiKants musf bt 62 olxty two and olxty two one hundredtho {62 821 acroo, years of age or handr· more or 1.. formerly Htoton Drollong Co. •Water & Gas Well Servoce •Myers Pumps Sales & Serv1ce 20 1 m Lena K Neeselroad 118Ction thence north olong the quarter sect;n line about eeghty rods to the place of bagrnnrng containing twenty 120) acres be the same more or lfiiiB Thrrd Tract Aloo Fifty (50) acres off of tho east end of the north helf of the southeast quarter of Section No Th1rty One {31) Township No Nrne (9) Range Fiftaon (15) con ta1n1ng Fifty (60) acres Also thirty three acres more or lou off of the west and of the north he~ of the oouthaaro quarter of Section No 31 of said Columbia Township there ifre Rt 4 Hyotll lun ld Pomeroy, Ohro 45769 (614) 997-2134 or 992 6704 SHADE RIVER DRILLING lost and Found FOUND black 8o ton Coon hound Popular Ridge area Call61 4 367·0441 • FOR ALL YOUR Business Services lilt.,,. •.,, rr Ill~< 11 Gtveaway 5 klttano 3 mo old Woll taka care of Coli 614·448 1674 e 8 Publtc Sale 8o Auctoon Fl•• Market every Thursday Back half R1o Grande MunicIpal Building 1 1 7 Dealer apace available 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean u1ed cars Jim Mink Chov ·Oidt Inc B1ll Gene Johnson 614 448 3672 Help Wanted Own your own Jean Sportswear. ladi" Apparel Ch1ldren1 Ura- Size, Com blnatlon Store Acceaaonea Jorct.che Ch•c lee Lev• Easy Street lzod Esprit Tomboy Calvm Klem Ser gio Valente EVIn Picone l1z Claiborne. Member• Only, Organ•ctdly Grown Gaso line Helth1eJt Over 1 000 othero S7 900 to U4.900 Inventory Tra1nlng, fixtures grand opemng, etc Can open 15 dav• Mr KHnan {305)878 3639 Own your own Jean Sportswear, Ledlas Apparel, Chlldreno, large Size, Com btnltton S•ora. ~ccesaortes, Jordache Chic Lee Lev1 Eooy Street lzod EoprR Tomboy Cahun Klenn Ser gto Valenta Evan Picone LIZ Claiborne. Members Only Organically Grown Geao hne Hallhtax Over 1.000 othera S7 900 lo 124 900 lnven1ory Trammg fixtures grand opemng etc Can open 16 days Mr Keenan 1305)878 3839 Sal••men We ere lookmg for amb1t1ous person to nil our product Must heve cer Exclusive enjertalnment product No Competition Name your own hours and Income Send resume to P1 Pteeeant R&Qister Bo" B 31 200 Morn St Pt PI WV 25550 Help Wanted Retail sa'ie1 Clerk aree store Send resume care Of The Po1nt Preaaant Register Box S 1 Po1nt Pleasant W Ve Call e Sl! l VII: I!~ W~nt to earn aKtra money Help Wanted Custod1an to clean apart mant & cut gr411.1 live-In Call 304 675· 5104 or 304· 676-63B6 Watkins dealer r6o expe nence nece11ary Eern 26 60% no terr.1tonal restnc tions Call collect McCoy 614 446 BOB6 Bebytitter d1ately for prefer my 367-0594 wanted imme summer mon1h1 home Coli 814 altar 4pm Dependable carriers wanted for Dolly Trrbuno wolkong routes Earn extra apendtng money and opportunity for prtaes cash and trfps Apply by stopping at the Tribune Offrca or cell 446·2342 Ideal for retired paraons 8 poa111ona ava~lable for manager trelnHI. new ac count reprHentetivea & CUI tomer aarv1ce repreaenta tiVII $200 · 1~00 Week If you qualify Call 614 446 7441 Thurs or Fri after 9AM Easy Assembly Work! •eoo 00 par 1 Guaran· teed Payment No Experience No Sales De tall1 11nd self addre11ed stamped envelope. Elan Votol 715 341B Entarprloa Rd Ft Prarco Fl 33482 - - - - - - - - · IC Euy aa1embly worttl • 600 per 100 Guaranteed pay men.t No experience no sales Details aend self· a'ddre11ed stamped enve· lope, ELAN VITAL· 716 3418 Entorprioe Rd . Ft Poerce, FL 33482 oo Baby litter 2 omoll chlld,.n Reference• required Middleport Pomeroy are• 614-992 2460 Make this year the merriest! Have • Friendly Homa hrty G~t ell konds of glfto for Grendpa to Be by Book your party oorly Call Mognollo Nlt11t 614·982-388 1 Also algnlng up for Meiers Help wanted lull and time Wlitreu·a and mold 81nd r11~mo to 711. Golllpollo Forry, 2&1S11S pon bar· box Wv Openlngo lor pooplo to HYO In or toke dolly care of lht aldlrly Apply In peroon Point Pluoont Job 8anlloo, Sixth 81, Point PIIINftt, W VI th11 summer? How about 1 paper route? Carner• are needed for Meaon Blvd and Jefferson Blvd areas If interested. plea1e call, Pomt Ple11ent Ragi1ter 304 876 1333 12 Situations Wanted W1ll do baby11ttlng 1n my home or yours up to 6 days a WHk No mora th•n 9 hours e dey Chrldron mull be under 10 year~ old 614 687 8777 Have vecancy for room and boord Man only 814 992 6022 Prtvete home care Has room for 1 more re11dent 614· 992 3696 Schools lnstructoon PasayourFAAwriuen In one weekend Dan Hieron•mus D B A abd King Accelerated Ground& School• 614 632 0877 or 814 894 9923 18 Wanted to Do Baby11ttmg m my home near Syracuse pool In RustiC Hills Experience Cell be· foro 6pm 614 892·8021 E~~:perienced rhother would hke to do baby1itting '" her home in SyracuH Ohio Flexible hours and pay Prefer agee 1 yur end up Had medical training ond raforanceo 614 882 2695 Mr Ed' o Speedy Wooh. high pressure cleaning. liquid send bt•atlng Mobile homu bulldinga, tn.acll:a heavy equipment, pools perking oreoo, booto Ed· -rd Oooterrelchar, 304· 678· 7231 or e7S·S387 Antiquo opproloaro and Hq uldotora, 20 vooro oxperienct, Wlolto't Antlquos 14 2411-1441 e Nllltoy'o Famh,... Strip ping ond Raflnlohlng, now occoptlne ru..,otlono for Juno end July. call 304· 4020 or d14· 441• 3&1e en Wanted to l•wning mowing Gelllpolla arae It 'llnclnity Coli 814·288· 8261 after 630PM Would like to pain1 houM treUers roofa Call 614· 2511- 11128 Mow lllwns rake tnm 1n old c1ty hmlta of Qalhpolis Have mower dependeble Mrvice Woltor long 814 44e8246 or 614 448 3511 Babysitting in my home 3 opening & min from HMC, oxc ref Coli 614 446 8881 W1ll plow tobacco 614- 266 1628 Coli Summer JOb Yard and am•ll JObs around home It shop Call 614 367 0838 COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump ulea service Regia· tered in Oh1o All work guorentMd Coli 304· 273· 2811 Ravenswood W Ve Pamt~ngl Houses room,, and buildings tn most areae Finanm l 21 Homes for Sale Church with 1 acre on Clay Chopol Rood In Golllpollt Complete whh pews, organ piano Woukt also meka a nice lodge In the country Naw lnlfgy effici..,t gas furnance, end central cool lng Coli 1114 256 1100 or 304-675·3099 Real log Homes Sales and Constructton Earth Tonts Country Uvtng 139 Water 9t Jackson Oh 46640 614 288-3734 Ask about our Log Home aemmer Come aee our ~any models 3 bdr home 3 yro old, ru!OI wa~er. near Mercerville U3,600 Call 614 258 8894 One Ownarll 3 bedroom ranch w1th alum aiding cen1t1l11r Lg LR FA or DR Fireplace wn:h wood burner Insert Fully equ.,pecl kit chen Utility room 2 full baths Oversized garage N1cely landacaped lot with patio lnground pool 1 8'x32' Fenced 2 atora~ bldgo Sclty schools Coli 814- 446· 7664 altar &PM 2 bedrooms full buement double car garage 1 2 acres Rose Hill Pomeroy U8,000 614·878· 2613 Busonaes Opportumty I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO rocommondo that you do busine11 with people you know, and NOT to aend money through the mail until you have tnvelti gated the oHerong Opportunittel available Summer claa1t1 1n rMI estate word procua1ng, mad1cal terminology •nd baaic typ1ng SouthaaatMn Businen College 629 J•ck· son Pike Suite 31 2 Golllpo· Irs Oh45631 Col614 4411· 4367 Home Anembly ln"ome Assemble productaat home Port· tlmo D~orls Coli 8t 3· 327 o89e, ext 159 Own your own jean aportswur ledtea epperel. children 's large size. comb1 nation atore acceaaor .. a Jordeche Chic Lee. Levi Easy Street flod. Esprit. Tomboy, Calv1n Kle1n Serg•o Valente Evan P1cone, L1z Claiborne Members Only, Orgamcally Grown Qeao· hne Healthtea over 1 000 otilers •t 3.300to t24 900 mventory, tra1nmg, fl"ture•. grand opening. etc Can open 15 dayo Mr Lo~gh · lln1812l B88 8566 Lovely ranch homo 3 bed room 2 betha llrge eet m krtchen femrly 14ft x24ft room with buck stove 1nsert extra room for formal dtning or liVIng • sundeck concrete patio and driveway 2 car covered cerpo:rt Excellent ne1ghborhood Mu11 see to apprec:oate Priced •49,000 Opt1onal Atalhte and ep phancas Call 814 742 2276 3 bedroom home 8Vt per cent ataumebleloan. garden spot Reduced down to .49.000 304 675 5047 BY OWNER - 3 bedroomo 1 Y.! beth a dintng room full basement with family room 24x24 garage close 1o ok>wntown 304·676 41104 -;;::;:=:::::=: ·::::::j c 22 Money to Loan 32 HOME OWNERS·Raflnonce to low f1xed rate UN equ1ty for any purpose Leader Mortgage Co 814 692· 3061 23 Mobile Homes for Sale 1974 1 2x64 Buddy 2 bdr w1th lot or Without Call 814 446 9219 Extra clean 1 Ox 55 New Moon 2 bdr 11r cond • new carpet. ell gas $3 450 Call 614·446·0176 Professoonal Servoces P1ano Tun1ng end Repair Brumcerdl M UIIC Co • 14· 446·06B7 Twentieth year of quality serv1c1 Lena Daniele, 814 742 2161 1969 Chemp1on tr11lar 12x80 wrth 1976 add on 12x24 Good condition Call 614 992-2689 Water wella dnlled and aer vtced Pr~cea on requ11t Cell 614 742 3147or814 992 6006 14x70 mobrle homo 3 bedroom• 11h bath, was!'Mtr end dryer underp1nn1ng and 2 porcheo Call 614·949 2388 PIANO TUNING AND RE PAIR S'-'mmer rates tn effect-tree eat I mates Ward's Keyboard 304·676· 6600 or 3824 en R~dl Estat1~ 32 Mobole Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL lTV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 36 PHONE 814 4411 7274 Homes for Sale Fletwood area in Pomeroy for br , FR, eN coiling. vonyl 11dtng atum1num window. 17 A avolloblo Cell 81 4· 446 2369 Government hamal from •1 fUrepaor) Aloodollquent to• property Cal 805 687 6000 oxt GH 10189 for 1nformat1on 3 or 4 bdr 3 beth, flm rm , LR DR 2 car garage CA. Jay Dr Collll14 446·4307 Step up·lare 4 bdr fabuloua home. 3 000 sq It 3 bathe 2 fireplaces, 'h acre • more •1111 000 Roducod to 142,000 A11umoblo 8% Colle14 44e 7019 or Zte· 135 8429 2 bedroom remodeled home vlnyled 2 ocrto 1180 lb 10bocco bose Rio Orondo oreo, •21 000 CoH e14 245 1286 3 bdr ranch ilylo. 20 ocreo, pond 30•31 dollcllod gar· CA 111 mH11 t<om G•lllpolla Reduced to 188 000 Call 814· 44e · 7207 or 1114·1143·2131 aoo By owner 8\'1 per cent ouumoblo, 3 bodroomo. 3 botho, Jilting room, dining room family room, equipped kltohon, pftlo, AC. double progo, N- Ho_,, must Mil ee11.000 GO 304882·2801 2 houtll on dood ol tNit, omoll down payment 0 per cent, First I t , . . . - · 304· 1715·1708 & Vicinity Garage Sale every Satur day. re10 or atune On St•te Route 554, between Che sh1r1 It Porter Some1h1ng new every w"k Farms for Sale 292 acres Jackson Oh Located qff Rt 36 on 327 Could divide 88 ocru Por Garage Sele Georges CrHk Rd next to Johnaon 's Ridge Juno 3rd thru 6th 9 to 5 tlend Oh1o E"c location road frontege m1nerel rrghtl Call 304 273 44B6 34 Busoness Bulldongs Apt building 2 unit good Investment 304 676 7641 aven1nga • Yard Sale June 7 921 4th Ave Gall1p0111 9· 4 Clothe• toys houaehold goods m1ac For sale or leaae new butldtng 7 000 1q ft 2 acres price reduced 304 675 1678 or 876 7B96 4 Fem1ly June 6 & 7 9 ttl 1 198 Sender• Dr Somethtng for everybody Rem or sh1ne For sale or lease new buoldong 7 000 tq ft 2 acres, pnce reduced 304 875 1578 or 676·7896 41 Houses for Rent Centenary 3 bdr br•ck, 2 batfl garage lg lot adults ref 8o dep, U&O mo Call 1 ·614-643 2644 3 bedroom house central air $260 per month Refere ences, 46 Spruce St Call 614446215B 3 bdr ranch garage ne•r North GollWI H s noo month $1 50 deposit Cell 614 3BB B71 1 altar 5 5 roomJ 2 bdr house good locat•on stdve and refr1ger ator furntshed Aduh1 only no pet1 ref requtred Call 614 448 1370 after 500PM 2 bdr cab1n on Raccoon Creek, le81e requtred Call .1114 445- 009~ before 5, 614. 446 0795 aft., 5 2 bdr house 1125 mo, 1776 Kygar Craek Rd Call 614 387 0121 3 rooms & bath with depo11t, no children no pets 3 Grape St Call 614 446 2223 New 3 bdr hvmgroom 2 bath fam1ly room central an d11hwaaher. drape• cvrtatna, carpa1 downtown Coli e14 446 11109 after 5PM a. 1 bedroom house 1n Miners v111e Bea1de Minersville Church by Bulk Plant Total elactrrc Call 614 992 6215 3 bedroom house 1n Poma roy for rent Call 614 992 5621 5 room house Carpeted No peto 614-949-2424 815x12 Elcone 2 bedroom cantril 1ir cond11loning new ln1ertherm turnace Good condition Chester 1 m1le east on Rt 248 814·986 4468 or 614-988·3336 42 Mobole Homes for Rent 2 bdr furnrohed all ul~otos e~~:cept elect conve 2 bedroom 12xl5 Ponly nrant location ncurrov dep· furnlthed Set up end un oalt reuqlred Call614 446 · derplnned Coli 814 992 _8_&_&_e _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 7479 Furnished 2 bdr 1n Crown 12x60 Skvlork Porchao. Coty Coil 614 256 6620 underp1nn1ng block •4 600 Coli 304 173 Furnished eir cond cable • no city tues baeut1ful r~ver 5567 vtew Kenauga Foster 1 Mo MOBILE HOMES MOVED b1le Home Park 614 446 Insured 20 years expe 1602 nenca 304 678· 2866 or 2 bdr furnished AC good 576·2998 cond1t1on 1 child no pets 14x65 Baron, 2 bedroom ell *160 per mo New Haven electnc, carpeted, central Coli 304·882- 2468 eir underpennlng, out bulld-1 - - - - - - - - - - ing looe1ed Green Terrace For rent mobtle home Upper Parlt. Gelllpollt, River Rd Call 814- 446 112.800 oo one of the _o_6o _ s_ -:-----.....,-1 2196 304 676 beot Furntohed 2 bdr mobrla Trailer and lot Gallipolll home locotod at K 8o K Fony. 304·876 3248 or Mobile Home Perk Eattern Ave 1175 mo e100 dap 675·6338 Coli 614 266 1 1B7 Bit down pttyment, ahort lime em11tovmen1. or credit hlotorv ltopplng you from buying • 11omo1 Conoldor 1 racllimad lingle or double wldo 11100 down-tdl ovor peymonts No chorgo for dolhlwy lntorootad1 {614) 772·1220 or (614) 773 392e 12x80 mobtle home 2 bedrooms gas •135 per month 814· 992-7034 or _9_9_2_·7_11_7_1_ _ _ _ __ Ouplaa for 18le by owner trailer lower RIVer Rd 111,100 Own• wAI fl • nanoe with downHrmen1 Coli 114·441·21311 bo· - l A M . t2 Noon Two bedroom, f - hoot, nlct lot. opplloncn f~r· nlohod •2oe per lnonth Dopoolto required No peto 814 742 3033 1176 Holley Polio 7x24 It ..pando, 2 bdr ,.,.,., air, ell •IIPI~ underpin nlng, carpet throuthout ••c coml.' t1 0 000, Coil ...,. 114-448·7311, - · e14 211e· 1124 Page- 11 4 Fomrlv Juno 7 6 B 9 5 Typewriter, b1cyclaa toola. terr•nums clo1he1 d11hes. klnck knecks houaehold 1tems. toys crafl kita , books. and much mora 2 miles from Chtahtre on Rt 554 Ed Thomas teaidence Ratn date June 14 & 15 Chllhcothe Rd StraM Sale Thursday Fr~day & Saturdey Yord Sola 66 Garfreld Avo Tuesday, Wednesday Thursd1y S1ereo sew1ng mech1ne lamap blbY clo th1ng etc Furnlahed 2 bedroom mo bile home and lot R1c1ne Ohoo 614-949· 2253 • ' aiimj,oiii Double wide trader Mt up on lot Aak1ng *20 000 Cell 614· 446 4766 33 Dally Sentinel- Yard Sa\811 -::-:-....,-,,---,::--::--:---1 -~--------- 1 pd 31 The Garage Sale Fro 8o Sot 469 lenet Dr Re tn or sh1ne 3 bedroom haute for ule 9 rooms altogether Fully car potad In Bradbury by owner Clooe to ochool on , 35 Lots 8o Acreage County Rd 5 614 992 - - - - - - - - - 31B7 35 acres, 3 mt W of Holzer 7 room houM 1 'h beth on Hospotal Coli 814 446· Gravel H1ll, Middleport 8221 Goad condlt1on Call 614 992· 6714 Large bu1ldmg lot1, Jerry 1 Run Rood, 13000 Clyde 3 bedroom house with yar Bowen Jr , 304 578 2336 age Has new roof std1ng double pana wmdows 1 acre along Rt 62 aouth blown-m msulat,ton wood c1ty w1ter phone. electriC burmng stove new furnlce 304 675 7541 ovamngs new w1nng 1nd plumbtng Remodeled kitchen with oak 60 acres oH Rt 62 south cablnato 118,000 Coli Hills Some level creek 614-992 6039 304 675 7641 even1ng1 lnterna11onel Steel Bulldeng 3 bedroom house L•ncoln Manuhc1urer awarding Avenue *33 600 00 Call daolerahlp In ovaolobla oraoo _3_0_4_·_8_7_6_·2_7_4_9_ _ _ __ soon Great profit potentl81 Houle, 3 bedrooms full 1n an expanding induatry Call Wedgcor 303 759 ba"ment. 8 ecres. 1 mde 3200 ext 2403 from town At, 2 phone -3'-0_4_&_7;..6c;·_II_B.:. 44 _ _..,_,....._ e W11! accept ambulatory and non ambulatory persons in my home RN and LPN avaolobla 614 992·6664 15 31 18 Wahted to Do NEW Gl 81LL·· Another bo nafi1 for Army Nattonal Guard members You can Want to buy Used food receive $140 00 par month, concesSion tra1ler Call 1- 1n add111on to your drill pay. and 1tlll attend 1chool Cell 614 775 4968 nrghts 304 676 3950 or 1 BOO COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 842 3819 fURNITURE Beds Iron, wood cupboards che1r1 EARN UP to 15 000 cheats baskets, d11has monthly aa 1 Real E1tate stone jars ant1ques. gold forclosure rep No ltcenae or and 11lver Wrtte·M D expenence required Na M1ller, Rt 2. Pomeroy, Ohio tional Compeny prov1de1 45789 or coli 814·992 comptete as1111ance For onfo oell 317 839 B900 7760 ext 6141 8uylng doily gold, oliver coins rlnga Jewelry 11erllng Federal, State and C1v1l job1 ware old co1n1. large cur now avatlable Call 1 619 rency top pr~cea Ed Bur 669 B304 lor mfo 24 hn kett Barber Shop. 2nd Ave Middleport. Oh 814 992· NOW HIRINGI Ladiatl Su pervtl8 and h1re demonstra 3476 tOrs If you would like a job Alummum acrap Sell your 10 work from your home No alum1num scrap direct to the 1 Toy 6 Grit Party Company todey for smelter Buytng all grades ot Call 'Collect aluminum Prem•um p11d for deta1i1 Complete tra1n1ng large loads CeH tor quote (304) 744 0924 Sc1p1o Energy located 1JA - - - - - - - - - mrles eett of Pegetown on Wanted mature woman to To"l'nshop Rood 141 Molgo stay weekend• With older lady Must have rtferences County e14 992 3466 Call 304· 676· 1197 after Yolkewagon. good~ .cond. PM or write Box 20 Pliny Bug SUPER BEETLE, 304 W Va 2616B 675 6833 Peraon for farm work, lo A .. Lone Star"' quilt nice cated Jerry Run Road blue and whtte or red end Phone 304·676·2674 white qu1lta m•de before - - - - - - - - - 1940 614 246·944B Green Acre• Home Ute ln1tructor. min qual 72 eveningl ~ .. hou~ college credl1. con1act Wanted tb buy Banfem o avrd Ea kit 304 762 , ch•cken phone 304·578· 2521 EOE 2674 -~~----Avon terratones available Pt Pleaaant araa 304· 675 Emplnynu:nt 1429 Uoed mobrle homao 614 446 0175 11 • Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohoo In Mrddloport 2 bedroom. partially fumlthed Includes woohor·dryor 1 chlld only plooto Coli lt4 992 7114 or 6t4 112·1800 Furnished 2 bedroom mobile homo 304· 675·6112 ---------2 bedroom tl'tlller, unfu r nlohad, Crob Crool< Road, f1 IS 00 month pluo ftO'O 00 dopoolt good ref· oroncos, 304-171-eoee Carport S1te Wed Fn Y2 m1le from Porter on Rt 160 Yellow mob•le home Bargains Yard Sele Shd1ng gleaa doors windows Honda 70 like new many 11em11 Sho attnng Rrdge Wad 8o Thuro i;omerov Middleport & Vicinity 4 family yerd 1ele e1 Skate A Way R1nk Chester Thurs and Fn June 6th and 7th 9 00 6 00 June 71h and 8th 9 to 6 Llngav1lle 0 St Rt 124 See 11gna Clothing furnt1ure 1 drape s appliances, me chan1c end h•nd tool• can n1ng Jars m1sc Garage sale June 7th 8th 9 00 - 4 00 Rtggscrest Menor ebove Eastern Llmpa. carpe11ng. drapanes, sw1ng set, begmner s com puter, children·• clothes large man s clothes Yard Sale Movong Uoeful Items no fumtture Wayne Phrllrpo 2 block 664 Brd wall Rodney Rd Wad l;,hura & Fn 7 family yard sele Wednes day Thursday end Fnd1y 8 Yard Sale Fr1 Junfl 7 3 mdea out from Holzer old 160 at Evergreen 3 Family Yard Sale Satur day June 8 9 a m Dev11 restdence Rose H1ll Pomeroy June 8 9-4 Car Wa1h Bake Solo· Yard Solo Old Golho School sponsered by Gelha Buccaneers 4-H Club 6 Fem•ly Garage Sale 38 Vtnton Ave Thur1 & Fn Juno 8th, 7th 9 1 Variety of good 1tem1 to 4 37285 SR 124 About 1 m1le off of Rt 7 go1ng towarda Rutland Yard 1ale June 6th 7th 8th 9th 6 30 toll 7pm lot behmd EXXON stat1on Tuppers Plams Oh•o Ftve Po10ts Thursday Frt day Flatwoods Rd S1gn1 Clothes gorl 1 boy 1 3 12. Adults excellen1, m11c Garage Sale 2 m1les from HMC Rt 160 Thuoo 8o Fro Rhubarb. garden tiller a1r cond m11e itema Fr~day June 7 . 8 OOAM Dark 3 Fam1ly F~rst Ttme 1hls year Cha1n hnk fence fum1ture baby items & much more 571 Jay Dr McGu1re'a 2 Fem1ly Mon thru Sat 9 6 2 m1 out 160 Harn1bury Rd Kerr Three Fam1ly Yard Sale GraMm School Rd 'h mile off St Rt 14~ Rugo bedspra1ds, cunein1, kn1ck knacks clothes, kttchen ap phences do11ies Wed Thun 8o Fn Yard Sola June 7th 8o Bth lit houH on Utile Kyger Rd Just off Rt 7 Wood butn1ng stove refregerator an t1ques ant1ques dishes dolls clothing flower• & m1sc 1tems Yard Solo 5 8o 6 Bob McCormtck Rd 10 00 4 00 Teens clothes 11ze 1 3 lamps wmdows d11hes love seat chen G1gant1c Yard Sale June 6,6 7 on Buck R1dge nght oH route 160 Yard Sola Frr 8o Sat 206 K1neon Or Babybed TV stereo ch1ldren1 toya clothes Pt Pleasant & Vicinity Y1rd Sale clothes glase ware tools furniture June 3 to 14 Etght tenths of m1le out Jernco Road Retdy "QOterl Yard aod Bake Sale S1turday June 8 . 1985 at Hartford Commun rty Contar 9 00 AM to 4 30 PM All proceeds gwen for Rold Ord therapy Yard Solo Ml Alto Com munrty, Ju,.. 5th 6th 7th 900to 500 Yard Sale 3 family June 5th 6th 7th S1x m1lea ou1 Jerrya Run Road Apple Grove 9 00 bit 7 June 4 & 5 5th house beyond Yon Route 2 Guns fish1ng equ1p beby Items, miSe 3 family Fnday and Satur day 7th and 8th near Bob 1 Market m Meson Baby Clo1hes Anything and Everyth1ng Yard Sole 830 30th Street Juno 7th and Bth 9 00 to 4 00 Chrldren end baby thtngt Garage Sale Frt & Sat Off - - - - -- - - - Rt 7 8ulav1lle Add1110n Rd Yard Sola Sat 8 00 AM 1 3 house• from church 3003 Parnsh Ave 1hde prOJector 1creen w1ndow Ctothas m11c 9 to 5 fan etc low Pnces Ftrst Sale 1n over 5 years Ra1n or Wod 8o Thurs . 10 00 6 00 Shme Garage Sale June 8 7 9 00 4 00 Fa1rv1ew F1rst houl8 off Rt 141 Road. Camp Conley Sat of across from Green Elemen case kmves por1e power 1ary Avon clothe• toys 20 b1cycle, cempmg stove trama1 traps etc glessware clothing glrll Yard Sale Porter Brooke mens and womens tovt Chtld s. Holly Hobb.. ltOYa SubdtVIIIOn Clothing ref and 11nk swmg set toys m1sc Frt June 7 9 5 Vard and Garage Sale June Yard Sale Rt 160 Kerr Sat 6 7 end 8 Tan tamtUes fr\ 95 Henderson on Rt 315 a( Jack 1 Apple House &y Fnday & Saturday 9 5 on Rt Stone Yard Toys clothes 160 at Evergreen Baby d11hes musical mstrumll\ts things and many o1her furnrture some ant1qu.. other mtsc ttems 9 00 1111 1 1tams a. t-----------1---------44 Apartment for Rent Downsta1r1 2 rooms & bath clean no pe1s adutls only Ref A dep reqUired Call 614· 446 1619 2 room completely fur nlshed ut1lit1e1 frM $1 00 mo profor lody Coil 814 446 1414 or 814· 446 1023 44 Apartment for Rent Newly remodeled 4 rooms' and bath apt Ca~peted k1tchen furntshed On East Mam St '" Pomeroy Call 614 992 7314 1 bedroom IPt for rent N1cely located Contact Vii lage Menor 1n Middleport 14 992 77B7 Equal Hhusmg Opportunity Apartment for rent 1n M•ddleport 1 bedroom fur· ut1h11es 1ncluded n1ahed t200 per month plu1 dep0111 Call after lpm 614 992 7177 New efftc1ency IPl wtth garage Nonhup area, pr1 vate yard maintained. ap pliences furn11hed, Wllher dryer hookup diiPOIII lease r.cjulrad. reftrancea t2215 per month water lncludod Coli 814 446 7209 or 814 446 32a7 2 bedroom apartment Pomeroy ar" t121 par month 814 992- 33~1 Furnt~hed efficiency 1145 utMtlot paod, ohoro bath 107 2nd Avo GoHipotlo oduho Call 446·3144 oftor 7PM APARTMENTS mobolo homes houMI Pt PtteNnt tnd Gollopollo 614 441 8221 Rrvorolda Aptt Mlddloport Special rotos for Senior Cltlrono 11 30 l!quol Houo lng Opportunltln It 4 992 7721 In Mlddloport on North Fourth AYenue 2 bedroom apt turnis"-d 1 304-182· 28rse 2 bedroom apertmanta New Heven. WVa Newly remodel ad In town 61 4 992· 74B1 3 room furnished apart· ment air con~ ground floot, prfvete entrance • utllitiea Included U48 00 304• ·711· 6730 �• 44 • The Daily Sentiinel Page 12 LAFF-A-DAY Ap41rtment for Rent Pe11 for Sale 56 HILLCREST KENNELS I Boarding aU breeda. Heated indoor..oou1door facilltlea . JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS lhuol AKC Doberman pupploo: Stud Service. Collll14·448· 7795. - Houaing Opportunity) monthly nmt atarta at $189 for 1 bedroom ond 1204 for 2 bedroom, dopoa~ UOO, Briarpatch Kenneta Profes- olonol All-brnd grooming. lcpcated near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland, pool and Cable TV availlble, hour~ 11 posii~e 10 am to 4 pmand7pmto9pm Indoor-outdoor boarding ta· cllltioo. Englloh Cocl<er Spo· niol puppieo. Call 814•38B· 9790. Monday· Frldoy, Call 614> 44 .8 -27 40 or leeve Dre·g onwvnd Canary Ken· net CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese klttane. AKC me11age. home, eff. ,apt., central' air and heat in city, 1dultt only. Rabbils $3.26 each . san· Call814· 446·9l38. efficiencv tam chiCka & quail 76 cents ooch. Call614·446· i364. 701 4th Avo .. Gallipolio. 1160. utilltleo paid. ohare bath. adulto. Coli 448·3844 after 7PM . "Here's a point for you to Upstair• 3 rooml. furnished. ponder sometime, Lois... why both. woohor· dryor, AC . do ants LEAVE our picnics?" clean. no peits. ref .• dep. L.....;:;.;;..;;;;;;.;.;;.;;..;;;;;;;..._T""__...;:;..______, req .• adulto. Call 614-446· r 1519 . Upataira unfurnished 3 room apt .. carpeted. utilities paid, no children, no peta. Call 614·446·1637. Garage apt .• furnished. 29 /z 1 Neil Ava .. Gallipolio. 1 bdr .. 8220. utilitleo poid. Call 4411·3844 after 7PM . · Furnished apartment . Adulto only. Coli 614·448· 9523 or 614·446· 1443. furnished eHiciency $1 26 utilities paid. 919 ,2nd ., Gallipolia. aingle male pre· apt. rooms. central air, 8226 mb. , reference•. 821 112 Second AVo . all 814·446· 2158. 2 bedroom apt. remodeled. central air, $276 mo., refer· ences, 821 Second AVe. all 814-448-2158 . Unfurnished apartments . 941 Second Ave, 'Gallipolis, 1 It 2 bdr •226 mo. utilities pd . Call 448-3844 after 7pm . Furhished apt. 3 room pri· vate bath, references • required. B46 2nd. Ave., Galli· pol~. Call814·446-2215. '. f285 . to $B95. Tables. $50 and up ' to $125. Hide·• · beda . $390. and up to 1550.. sofa beds f145, Recliners. $225. to $375 .. Lampo from $28. to 1125. pc . dinettes from f109 .. to 435. 7 pc. $1B9 and up. Wood table with six chairs $285 to $745. Desk f11 0 up to $225 . Hutches: $650. Bunk bad complete with mattresses. f275 . and up to Mattresses or box springs, full or twin , $58., firm, $68. and 178. Queen sets, $225. 4 dr. chests, 849 . 5 dr. chesta, 859 . Bed frames, S20 .end 825 ., 1 O.gun - Gun cabinets. 8360. Gas or electric ranges S375 . B'a by mattresses, S25 & 835, bed frames 120, 125, & 130. king frame 850. Good selection of bedroom suites, rockers. metal cabinets, headboards S 38 '& up to remodeled , private entran'c e. 2 bed- .. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from 7PM . Upstairs :· 51 Househol,d Good's $395 . Furnished i.pt. 1 bdr. $246, 2 bdr. aptl. $149 mo .. newlY decorated. kitchen KIT 'N' CARL YLI ®by urry Wright Farm Equipment Baby beds, e11 0. $65 . 54 Misc. Merchandise r... oo. MF-580 round bolor .. • 1295. Collll14·286·6522. Maney Ferguson bale Co~op SPECIAL cut olobo 8 PU AKC German Shepherd pup· loada delivered in dump truck 1100, or21oodo $180. You pickup $16. Coli 814· 245-6804. We now build big 5 bodr. (Early · American •17,900. See thlo dream homo today. Coli 814·888· 7311 . Pool Peop!o Special: lnground pool , klto, 16•32· $2,395, 1 S.38 · U.696. 20K40·$2,896 in ltOCk . 111•32 lnground poolo · installedt brlng u1 your low estimote. Middleport 614· 992-5724 or Gallipollo 814· 446-3051 . e•callont cond .. e150. Call 614-446· 2470. BoM: trailer 4x8, wired f160. 614 -446· 0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Well constructed new 6 ft. 814 -448· 739B. wormed Oerman Shepherd male, black and sliver. 3 yra old. $75.00. 304·675·4663; 67 Oakwood owing. Call 614· 446-1171 .. Ford 601 mower, very good -------:---'-~ condition. Call 614~3BB· Musical lnstruml!nts Tril!lS orlalron 968B. 2 Massey Ferguson Mowing 7 ' machines. 1 model. 32, 1 model 36. Both 7 ft . bars. Coll614·742· 2421 . 9 baby Parakeets for sale. Coll614· 446-3732. Smith Buick -Pontiac. 1911 Eutern Avo .. Galllpollo. Call 614·446· 22B2. Pole Buildings Constructed for commercial, garages. farm. stores. etc. Any size. free estimates. Call 304· Strawberries. Pick your own. Claude Winters. Call 614·245·51 21 . Strawberries. Rouah 'a at Union Campground (Back of New Ha_ven, WVa.) You piCk, . we pick. No Sunday Sales. 675·39B1 . AT. AC. t-top. 59.000miloo. 4 ft . oak tomato or tobacco t6.260 . Call 614-448 · 0648. Jam berrieo 8.50. Call 1· 304-882· 2237. 1977 Buick Century t875. 350 cu.in . V-8. loaded with optiono . Call 614· 245· 5BB4. 73 Buick leSabra good used car, can be aeen at616 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 614- pl81tic water tank, 8400; Homelite pomp 1 $200; A model Inter. with cultivator, 446 · 2502 or 614 -448 · 4759. $1700;• buoh hog, &400; 19J9 Monte Carlo. 1976 Chevy Van, 1973 .Chevy Homelite E-Z $400. Morgan 's Woodlawn Farm, 304- P. U.. 1976llncoln Mark IV. 676· 12B6 or ' 304-736· 2342. Call 614·448·3242 aftor 6pn\. John Deere G . model tractor •1 . 800. 00 . 1946 Joop $200.00 .• 320 amp OC welding machine 'or _trade 14 hp 1976 Cam.-ro excellent condition. lota of extras. Call Horae lawn tractor with tiller\ mower and. snow 513 3rd. AVe. 1 bdr. private beth, $135 mo., includes water, dePo•it required. Call 1114-446-4222, between 9 • 5. 2 bdr. , partially furnished, Rio Grande. 1 bdr. efficiency apt, complet•ly furnished . All utiliti•s peid in Rio Grande by College. Call 614· 446· 2064. 1 efficiency opt. e175 mo., 1 b~r. , kltchon, both. Coli 614·446·9244, 9AM-6PM . 814-446-7444 or 814-367· 71B7. Close Out Sale on White ~ewing machines. these are new machines. reg . price t20.oo · pickup load. $30.00 dolivorad. Coli 304-'675- 6762 or 875· 2991 . Firewood Crane electric furnace with 2'12 ton central air and t279 now $100. and 30% hordwrire $700.00. 304· off Necchi It Nelco Jawing 675-2700. machines. Cali collect 814- 385-B025 or 385-A535. Dinett~ aet. swivel rocker: Baby .bed, stroller. walker. 304·675· 304B. Ohio. 3pm-dark. Late flat Dutch cabbage plantl. Raccoon Rd. Call 814-446·4982. Black raspbarriea. 304·675· 1366. 69 For Sale or Trade love seat, 8t patiO aWning Bulldozer TDI, Intern• · 12x5.6 . Corbin &: Snyder good working cond, Furniture, 614-446-1171 . tional. equipped with wench and 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms ond light h<>•oe katping rooms. Park Central Ho181. Call814· 44~·0758 . Whirlpool refrigerator. Call Furnished room . range. r• trig . *100. share bath, tingle male. 919 2nd. AVe .. Gollipolio. Coli 446 ·3B44 after ;:PM . · 9619 . 614~446 - Green or white ~ dr., ref .. Country Oak tables. ·chairs, cupboards, desk a, ice boxea. Conkle•. Tuppera Plains, Rt. 7. Hand crafted and finiahed . 46 Space for Ren1 Mobile home lot, 1 2'x60' or 1 maller, *7'15 water paid. 4th ref . • auto Farm Supplies Grav.ely treactor with 40 .. mower and aulkey Pickens used furniture . 304- & Nell, Gollipolis. Call 446· 675· 6483 or 675-1450. 3844 oftor 7PM . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork. Route 33, North of 52 C B. TV. Radio Pomeroy. large lots. c_,ll Equipment 814-992·7479. and commode $75.00. Two antique tablet eso.oo each . BN Ford tractor with disc and grader blade /ir Livestock 61 81 ,500.00 . 1977 Float Wing qamper 13 ft. aleaps four e1,100.00. One set side railea for Ford pick up, long wheel base $75.00. Call after 4:00, 304·675· 5393. Metal oflice deak, with 2 drawer file cabinet &md swivel chair. *90.00. 304· 372-2801 , GOOD COND . 55 Building Supplies Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U.S. 35 Weat, Jackoon. Ohio. 614-286·6451 . Malley Ferguson, New 304-675· 2700 after 3 :00. Service. Over 40 used tractors to choo1e from I complete line of new • used equipment. Largest selection in S.E. Ohio. New Holland Grinder mia:er. 357. 81,700. c;sll6 · 2724. 54 Misc. Merchandise 51 Household Goods Amono 24.000 BTU oir conditioner, .works good. Phone 304· 773 - 5079 , 1200. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 112 Olivo St .. Golllpoilo. New Grovaly rjdlng tractor with ai uoed wood-cool otovoo. II 50 Inch mower, •1.400.00. pc wood LR ouito U99, 304·11711· 4435. b""k bed• n '"· ontron recllnero •••· now • uood 1970 lntornatlonli log bedroom auite1, rangee. loodor with bucket 4 whHI wrlrlglf & ohoeo. drive. 19711 CoN 1100 SkUd New llvingroom lUng. front tlreo very good ntt·••••· lompo, cond. 304-1176· 2B38. buying ooel ~ wood otovoo. Coli 814·441· 3169. 25 inch conaola TV 12110.00. 17 cu ft refrigorotor 12211.00. King W·C RICK'S NEW AND USED burner with magic heat FURNITURE. Comp.,. our Woohef ond dryar .,.;c... ...,. today. Phono ••oo.oo. e300.00. 1 2 fii'Uflll OUtO 304· 773-5430. 1200.00. 304· 773·11283. w•-•· ·• 3 yr. old Sorrel gelding for sale or trade. Caii614-256- enytime. 614· B43-5440. 152B. 197B Ford Thunderbird . Big Horn Show saddle. e•cellent cond,tion . 6 yr. old Registered AQH Sorrell gelding stands 16.3 shown in Halter & Pleasaure classes. Nice. Call614-286· or oidlng 38" wide I' thru 16' iengtho, 141.95 oq. 13) Steal inaulated pr~hung door's ell elzesand Pllherne, I 75.00 • up. 14) Hollow cor• ond e ponol wood prhung door'o 120.00 • up. (5) 4'xa·x5· 32 wood panel· lng.· 14.99 • up. Wolloton, Oh. P.,n·o W.reltoun · 114·314·11141. llock, brick, mortar ond meeonry auppl11. Mountain ltato llock. Rt. 33. Now Hoven, W. Vo , · 304·112· 2222. 1 9B3 Chryltlor Fifth Avenue. Low miles . f8.600. AOHA Buckskin Brood· mare, green broke. 7 yrs . '81 Toyota Tercel. red, 4 speed, 81 ,000 milea, very old. Call 614· 898·B241 af· ter 5:00pm , good cond. e3,150.00 . 304-675-2700. Pigs For Sale ·· Several to choose from . Phone 304· 1976 Monte Carlo, new p•int. no rust, PS. PB, AC, yro old. t425.00. 304· 675· 25311. 6 goato. 3 to 6 months old, 3 Nubiano. 1 Alpine. 2 orooieo, 304·678· 2527., AM -FM ' tope•. $1 ,300.00. 1978 Rogal. loaded, U,100. 1977 Cadillac, oil powar, 13.600.00. 304· 676· 3409 after 5:00 . 1976 Jeep. 6 cyl, good condlfion. 46.000 miloo. f2800 : Coll614 · 446· 1080 after 5:00 D.end M . Contractors. Vinyl ·' siding , replacement win · · dows. insulating, roofing. new and rem~dellng, ·con- · 77 Vanduro 25. GMC. rogu· larly maintained. aJtc. body. rebuilt motor. 721 ra~iala. A-1, $2,200 . Cllllll14-446· 0459. 1972 Chevy window van, good cond., mu1t 1811, make ·Offer. Call814· 379·2341 . 64,000 mileo. euto, PS. P8, Hay & Grain . Baled hay for lela in the field Mixad clover hoy. $1.10 a bolo . You pick upoutolfield . Call614· 742· 2331. Baled atrew. 304 · 1175· 1'807. ~. Motorcycles ·n Dotoun. 4 oplld, 4door, *400.00. 304·675·4203. 1 977 Hondo.ota . wagon, ..c equol value . 11,200. Phone 304-876·7380. Mercury. p axe cond. ' 82 Mud a RX7, GSL. loAded, gr8at cond, mechenice maintained, 19,000.00. ' ..•. RINGL~S'S SERVICE . ex· ~ .: - Rotary 9r cilble tOol drilling. ·:~: MOst wella :completed ume ' • ,·.tey. PUmP·''let:_.nd aervi··: .,·. ... COl. 304· B95 ,3802. 4:00, 81,4-446.- 7002. • Starks Tree •nd lawn Ser- · . vice. stump removal. 304- '", 304·671·2144. If you has som'wflers t' qo,Joel, now's aqood time! vory Uttle 1575. Also 1982 RM 80 Suzuki dirt bike t475. Call Lon Neal, 614· 367-7101 . 1981 Honda Odeoooy, good cond. e8oo .oo . 304-!1751758 after 6 :00. For 11le or trade, '78 Honde Goldwing or trade for pick up truck, 304· 876·2119 after 5:30'PM. 1976 Honda 350 )(L, $400.00. 304·882· 3132. 1982 Hondo 186 thraa wheeler $660.00. 304· 8B2·3132. 19B1 . KX 420. 304:675· 330B. .18x32 flberglou boat houae, floating on narfoem bales. elumnroof . Phone 304· 82 Plumbing & Heating Good -1 Excev•ting, baa8·• · ments, footers, driveways/ ·.'· Mptlc tanka, landsceping. Call onytlmo 614 · 448 · • .._ 4637, Jamesl. Oaviaon. Jr. ·~~­ O'I(ner. • '-.:"· Dozer Work lend clearinG.::.~; l•ndscaping . etc . Free estl,.,.. -:r lio Acceasories ... ~ 4 ...... • Ill · ·)'£· Salao & Service Sharpen . · Pomeroy. 614 · 992· 2284. . trensmiuion 6 misc. b•by '76 Chevy Monza, exc. interior . new tires. 77 Auto Repair 11,500 . 00 . 304 - BB2· 2822; 11711 Ford trucl< equipped with 42 foot _ .... buol<et. knuckle boom. lneulated for electrical work. priced 110.000.00. Ph<>no 304· 4111· 1031 after I PM. B5 PUT THIS ON LAVAWAY WILL KNOW ME SIX FOR ME. MONTHS FROM NOW SILAS • General Hauling clotarno. pooll filloa . Phone ' • 814· 367·0623 or 614-367- ' 7741 night or day. ,;:;_ 79 Motor• Home• • Campa,. end lime. EXcelsior Salt •• 1'HOUSANDS ' KOAL-AS 1977 Tlton, 2!1 foot, aolf ~ oontolnod, 4.!1 gonorotor, · wantl to 1 buy aluminu"). , copper and bra11 ~craps. duel filii tonko, tilt whee.!, 8 14·992·11881. roof olr, AM·fM, CB, tlmei •• · gloao, 11 owning, full •• ocreon, 43,000 mHoo, A·1 Upholstery cond. Woo 118,900.00now 87 ~ *14,500.00 firm . 304·11711· .1157, · --------TRI STATE ' ' ' For Nlo or trode, '71 Hilltop UPHOLSTERY 8HOP ~ ~ fold up oomper noodo oomo . 11113 Soc. Ave .. Golllpollo . . ,1· ; ......... 304·1171-1114. . 814·4411·7833or814· 448- · 187.3 Pleuura Sookor oompor ' lolcl down. oloepo tlgiM, oink. rllfrlooretor, 3 burrw atove, electric or 12 volt bettery, axe oond. .1.200.00. 304·118·33311 after 6:oo. ' ANDIGEI A CL-OWN~ Devkl LettorrnM ()) ....... Thet lob (f) ABC N-. Nlghtline !lD MOVIE: ' Scot-plo' • (jJ News 1 :00 (f) I Men1ed JaM (f) Enterhllnment Tonight (J) MOVIE: 'Sponow' , • r .... ' • A • · M Furnh- Manufao- . • turing, St. Rt. 7, Crown .- City, Oh. Coli 814· 2611· 1470, coli Eve. 114·446· 3438 . Old B. now Uphoot.,.d . sored hour of sketches and songo, Bowdy Benny ro· turn• with Hill's Angels, hio sexy back·•P dancers. 12:30 • (]) (I) l.8te Niglt1 with 51"UCK. W11H OF CUTE. • Wof'!<o Inc. 838 E. Moin St., Pomeroy. 614·992·3891 . - - - - - - - - ·lcWIII houl onvthin9 . Aloo 1133. Hill In his seventh uncen- ••• Haul limestone. sand. gra- vol.dlrt. bulk or bog lertlllrol "' Honeymoonen 11 :45 (MAXI MOVIE: 'Rumble Floh' · 1 2:00 ()) Wendy and Me (!) College World SoriH · Game -10 from O!nohl. NE (J) Benny HIM Show IJ W Night Heat !lD Tul (jj) Stor Huatler Q (jJ Eye on Hollywood • cherlle'o Angela (HBO) Yet Ageln More AU· New Unexpurpteclllenny Ken's Water Service. Wells, · . '• omoll. 304-87!1-2683. 11.500 . 00 . 304·1711 · 3180. WITH THAT BODACIOUS NEW DIET I'M ON, NOBODY service. Authorized Singer · Aloo poolo filled . Coli 614· 2611 -1141 or 814· 446· 1175 or 814· 446·7911 . t1 u m p ' t r u c k .. ,. SEWING Machine repaira, Jamea Boys Water Service . Ford . Sciasora . Fa~ric Shop. 1978 Muatang 4 cyl.'motor, John Travolta and Chicago ·talk •how host Oprah Win· fray . (60 min.) CID Belt of Gnoucho (!) Sportocenter Cll WKRP In Cincinnati IJ ()) !lD News Cll IAtenight America liD lntometlonal Edltlon g (jJ ABC Nowa Nlghtlina ...~ 8176.00. 304-875·1578 or 875· 78911. 1884 Ford F1110, 4 opood; overdrive. Rongar A pkg, AM·FM cuoett•. otop bumpor, llkling rNr fiHI,II oy1,1300CID) 13,000mllel. 304·11711-2418. Host Joan Rivers ' guests are mateo. Call 614·446·8038'' • or 814· 992· 7119 anytime. ;,,. · ' Auto Parts Hotel ICC) lll Odd Couple IHBOl MOVIE : 'Reunion •t Folrborough' ICC} (MAXI r.tOVIE: 'Bill Cosby 'Himself' · 10:30 ()) Travoilar's World IIIINNNewa 11 :00 D CIJ Cfl Cil lll (JJ Nevn ()) Bill Coaby Show (I) MOVIE: ' Lew and Ordar' (f) Agronaky and Com · • pony (jj) Newswotch • Banny Hill Show 11 :30 8 (]) (I) Tonlght Show '• Excavating Electrical & Refrigeration Xl I ) Prfntanswerhere: ( (Answers tornonoW1 J ~umbleo: · Yesterday's PANDA MINOR DONKEY Answer: "WMra can ~ou buy camel 's . AT A"OROME-OAIRY" FIERCE milk?~·- IIIIHII James Jacoby First things first NORTH .KJ983 .A94 tQJ +Ul By Jameo Jacoby EAST WEST ., •a (J) Billy Grohom Cll G (jJ Arthur Hailey' 1 Grdlipolio. Ohio Phono 814-446-38BB or , ' .... ''I. 614-'446-4477 -J-1M-'-S-P-LU-M-8:':1:-:N-::-<;-::-&-:-H:-::E-:-A-::-T· :. :: lNG . Rt. 1. Bo• 356, Galli · polio. Cail614-387·0576 . · ' B4 Now onongo tht ciicled lett. . to form the JUrpriae anewer, u. suggested Dy tht oboYo oortoon. ment. lA) 160 min .) Cor , Fourth and Pine 83 ICEIVED I I I I () 5UT SEL.OOM THI~ . Morrison has a disturbing dream about Peter White when he volunteers to parti· cipate in a dream experi- .. CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING '78 Dolto 88 Oldo, good cond, 13,200.00. 304-876· 7421 . 1 g72 Inter Loodotor 1100, 24' bad 11700. Morg.in'o Form. Rt. 31. 304-671· 12811 or 304· 736-2342. _ 1981 110 Hondo 3 wheeler, excellent condition. Rode I!Ai~ M~E THAN Ai OTHE~ TIME~ 1 a -.---=-'-:::-= - . CB50'0T A e<LVTTON OFTEN Playing in six no-trump, South won •QH .76 the heart lead and quickly played ace • J 1053 • 876 2 tKI864 and 10 of spades. Do you see why this , .732 is the wrong play' Look at what +J 10 7 2 +8 happened. East won the spade queen SOUTH and immediately played back a +A 102 diamond. Naturally declarer. rose I .KQ with lhe ace. Taking the diamond . tA 105 +AQ954 .finess.e was a ~0 percenl chance, but a· · favorable club split was close to 70 Vulnerable: Neither· •percent . .Alas, when clubs behaved in 1 Dealer: South an unfriendly manner, declarer was Eoot s.... Weal D~y· set. I+ IHBOI MOVIE: 'Sovennoh Declarer can be congratulated for 2NT Pass Pass Smile•' ,his knowledge of percentages, but not Pua 4NT Pus !MAXI MOVIE: ' Under the .tor his order of play. Correct ·teoh· 1 Pea Pus Pass nique calls for him to first play the . Pass 8 ,30 ~~~.:;::~. Hole D W E/R .. · _ ace and queen of clubs. When cluba do •Gerber . (f) Uving ciri the -Outilde not spli\, he should. then go after · Opening lead: 9:00 CIJ (I) Facts of Lifo CCC) • spades. Orice again East' will win ihe L..-...:~;;:;.::..:.;.;;.;;;...:.;_ _ _- J ()) 700 Club queen, but now South knows that his (!)Top Rank Boxing from twelfth trick must come from the dia· Atlantic City, NJ mond finesse. CllG (jJ l>ynJiaty (CCI Suppose that declarer mistakenly IJ (f) ® NBA lluketball plays spades first 'and luck_ily finds . · . . ,. ~ Worl\1 · Cfl!lmplonehlp the .queeo Jn. the West hand . The con· m·ond finesse for an o.v ertrick, That's Serial· : Game~. . ·• . tract isit.Ow ~Hr""', but South sho•ld . ' no!So crucial for thl' rubber bridge , ·CI)_ (jj) Cpmpleat Gilbert ·still cash two ·high clubs before con· : player, ·but tournam.e nt ·players know. ~·· and Sullivan 'The Sorcerer:' tinulng with the good spades. II clubs .that an overtrick can be the diller· Clive ReviH stars as a sorcerer who practices his spli~ he will take the real. But lf clubs ence between a good result and an •" magic on matters of the do not split, he can still take a dia: average score. • heart. 12 hrs .) 9 :30 U (]) (I) Sara 10:00 8 (]) (I) St. El..when Fatty Tree -Trimming . stump: .. removal . Call 304- 675 - .~. 1976 76 River' (J) Fall Guy ICC) IJ W Chlrles In Chlrge (f) Jon McBride : Altmn· aut tlJ Q (jJ Billy Grahem (jj) Symphonio Fant... tique: A.Conductor'o VIew Maestro Ricardo Muti leads the Philadelphia Orchestra in performing his · own ren~ilion of Hoctor Berlioz' 'Sym· phonie Fantastique.' 160 min.) . · 1!111 MOVIE: ·The Longeot -----.,---- - ·· ,, Eacort reder det1ctor , ' Truckl for Sale UNFRIENDL'( NATION6 ARE ltNOLI/EI7!- Al'il7 THE6E PAVS A 5/Ntil.E MIGCALCULAT!al COUL17 RE6ULT IN 6£0.fll. HO!mOR•• Call 304-576-239B or 614· , 4'46-2454, •. , 'tiding, COntilluOus 'gUtters; · \ free ettim•tes, all work · guaranteed. ' Call ·evening• •t.5oo.oo. 8'82· 2963. (!) Spo<tocenler (J) MOVIE: •Bend of the ~ !JUT RON'S Talevieion Service. House cella on RCA. Quazar . . GE . Specialing in Zenith. porto. Coli 614 · 448·9219. 72 ...r::;;...-.,1.11 crete. Call 304· 773·5131 .. 304-B82-2808. ~· ·· -· ANI7 WHERE THEY H!I7E OUT. IT WOULI7 C!E RIU!LY SIMPLE TO 61llMP THf.;l O!JT~ ·MENT.S. 'replacement win· ·· ' Jiowa; ·•_luminu.m ·~oflit; vinYl 7.·•. ~. 304-676-1564. Conley. 5f"4:#JJI', SIIATTLa, • WE KNOW WHO Fl/HP6 Wh8eler. eKe.' cond, , Call 1114·448·)638 ofto~·.5PII/I . ... n Grueser Lane, Camp Free estim1tee. No job too ........ --· CID Flipper 676·2010. •· 185-CC 3 . B &' 0 tiOr.tE· ·IMPROVE· .-; trucko . Under $100 .00. ' 76 Boats end Now available in your 1r11 Mo1ors for Sale coli 1-619· 689·0242. 24 hro. '73 for PU . Coli 814-388-8881 . . .. Gov't surplus c•ra and ehape or trede for pick 64 Mark counsel everyone concerned when an Hlegitimate Vietnamese girl rejoins her American father. commended .. 614 -992 · 6871 or '814·742· 2211. ' ATTENTION! ATTENTIQI\!1 1977 Chevy Nova can be BJ'o Body Shop now opon . I in g. 8 " pattern. Twin rib white metel 814·949· 2034. 614·742-2451 . 0 . Call 814· 245-6121 . l Cor gorego·ohop. 16,998 & up. Call 1·814·8811·7311 . One owner. excellent condition. sharp. air. cruise. AMFM stereo . Make offer. Call 6522. Jersey milk cow. milking 3 gal. per dey. very gentle, 2 112 Gene's Deep Stream C•rpet Cleaning, t,~pholstrey , . scotchguerd, deodorizers, free estimates, highly re- call 614·448-41B2 or 614· 446·3031 . new, 3.000 mllel. Call after Good work car. Contact They'll 'Do It Eve,.Y Time . Buitt on your lot nowl Big 4 Mer r: ll ,,fl 111 se 1975 Volkowagon Rabbit. Hollond, Bush Hog Saleo & Trailer space for rent. 1 mile e11t of Recine on Rt. 124. CB base station. 3 pc Siltronlx Moon Raker 4's CO Phone 814-949-2008 . Building Motorlolo 44 roto with coax 1450.00 . . Block, brick. sewer pipeS. Polmor 300 amp 8200.00. Trailer spaces, one amelf window• . lintels. etc . child occoptod. No potl. Doc Mobile CB 820.00. Claude Winters. Rio Grinde. 304·678·1 078. 77 dodge window van, auto, new paint. For more infq. .1 BB2 . Honda 1 614·448· 9637. ford Calf $450.00. 5 pigo 825 .00 each . 304· 675· 5492. 81 ,000.00. Bath tub, oink good cond. Call 614-448· 0175, Vans & 4 W.O. 73 J a ()) Free pickup & delivery . Call appllcotion) 304 - 676·2088 :-~ or 6711· 7368 . ' 0.: 614· 367· 7379 or814·367· 0659. Half Cheroleil and Hereford cow with 2 week old Here- Sofa, exc . cond. Call 614- $100 .00 . SunRay alec . range, apt olre $76.00. 446·4303. Searo belt ohallow well For Sale: Electric range & pump ond tank 8100.00. Fa<'rRA.IT a' topo. Call614·446·2514 . '78 Chevrolet 4x4, lA ton, cust post• for sale. Call 676· 2743 after 8 p.m. 111.1100.00. Phono Uood drvor SBO. Call 614· blade. 304·458· 1031 ofter 8 PM. 256· 6251 after s ,oo. ~1}\17 perienced carpenter, •tectri· , ., cian. mason, painter, roof· . ing (including hot ter·"':-- 83 Ca~aro· Z· 2B : c~llr,ccilol 1 •1.06 qt., Bowlaa Berries. ,Route 689, Wilkesville , BELl E::VE' 4Ctl ·'·! 8900. 304-1175· 38110. 3·. -Refiitt er8d ·j(rabi'Bri Grev. v~·~: ' au~~· Le .. ~h~n -horaos. i0-2· 1 w: olci.'.(o:· 4.000 mlloo . $10.295. Cal.l 1.60 a lb., already pick 1:. good cond.. $2,900. Call 614·4411· 9160 or614-446· 1909. Livestock , . .. Ed ' e Appliance Servicing, air condltfonera. refrigerators. washers. dryers. In Gallia. Moigo & Muon Co . Call jG;;::~~~~~-::7 IIMM ... I to • ..; 114· 379-2850. 74 Pick your own ltrawberries Unconditional lifetime gua ~ rantee·. local references furniahed . Free estimates . 1 984 Chev but 409 engine. would make axe. camper. town location, CA. carpet, ' 'Furriiih.;d apt. 131 4th. 3 Mr . .' t1951 ~atar · paid: C,illl 446·l844 after 7PM. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING House painting & trailer roof . 63 Call 614· 3BB· 9B57 . 1 9B4 Ford F150. 4 ope8d, ;:)too . oo . · ~o4: .BB2 · - 0139eVe. Marcum Roofing &. Spout- ing. Now inatalling r.ubbar roofs. 30 ye1rs exper11nce. specializing in built up roof . 0488. d•y or night . Rogers ~· Basement W•terproofing . ,. · overdr.ive. Ranger A pkg .• AM-FM casaette. step bumper. sliding rear gla11. 8 Nightly lullineu Report · <Ill Body Electric· • ! Dream of·Jeannie . (H80I MOVIE: •aanonoo' 7:00 8 (]) PM M_.ino ()) Btandod (J) Sanford and Son Cll Entertainment Tonight (I) Wheel of F()rtuno D Cll Wheel of Fortune Cll (jj) MacNeil/Lehrer Nowehour (it NeG (jJ Now Nama That Tune Ill Star Trek 7 :30 B (]) Tic Toe Dough ()) Cl1oo Kid (J) All In the Family (J) Femily Feud (I) Jeopardy ® Wheel of Fortune 1D (jJ Enlertainment Tonight 8 :00 B (]) (I) Highway to . Heevon (CCI Jonathan and Improvements ---------~- :::· Coli collect 1·814·237· ISTAARY a w rm cas News Cll 1973 Dodge Club Cab truck. $376. Call814·992· 5013. cruise control. tilt wh~l . lock out hubt. dual ·tanh, complete kitchen. Coll614· 446·43B3 dayo or 614·448 · 446·3844 after 7PM. 614· 992·264B. I LUCCK [MAXI MOVIE : 'White Witch Doc:tor' 8:30 II CIJ (I) NBC Ne()) Riflemen [J) GreenAcnn (f) Q (jJ ABC Ne- ICC! Home 1979 Thunderbird white-red interior, autO, air 8a stereo, Gallipoli1. Attic ap.rtment furni1hed. $160. utilities paid, 1here bath. male preferred. 919 PB, Auto trana. F•lr condl· tion, Muauell, 1900. or beat offer. Call aher 8 :00 pm, I I t] II rJ I I I t';.-==-~- Ill> 3 ·2· 1, ~ (CC) Ill Bewitched 1331 . See at 1038 ind. AVe .. County Appliance , loc . Good used appliance• and TV ieto. Open 81\M to 8Pril. 19'77 Ford F100 pickup . PS. '614-266·8003. Wheel blode, 81, 700.00. Phone '304·882·3421 . . Cargo tra'iler 4MB heavy duty 6 HP tiller. Stihl chainsaw. Trucks for Sale · new tirea . good cond .. 35. 304-.675-12B6 or 304· 736·2342 . 8400.00. 72 81 I I I ) ·w o.. Who T1bor Upholstery . For reu · 1300 CID), 13,000 · phblstei'ing, free estimates. . • i 9BO Z·2B Camero. PS. PB. cyl, mileo, 304-675-2419. 2 row 300 gal. tobacco pump organ. Call 614-949· · ..nor, $1500; 28 1 double tobacco trailers, hold 300 2093 after 8pm. stickl, $450; 1000 gal . Fruit · & Vegetables Autos for Sale ----------·1model and newer used cera. For sale: Story and Clark 58 1 TOP . CASH paid for 'BO atekes 115 per . 100 Morgan 's Woodlawn Farm, Rt . Baby bed & mattrois. Call 614-448-4580. Also 2 side mirror• •zo. Coli 814-245· 9280. Wa1hen. dryers, refrigerators, ranges . Skaggs Appliance•. Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Mot,l. pie1. ahots and 150.00 each. One AKC Homes) 15.1 cu. ft .. che1t freezer. Used Furniture -· Refrigera· tors, ranges. metal office desks. electric range . 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon. thru Sat. Beautiful horae, dun, 8 years ~~;:::;:::;:~~==:;===:::::.,:':"':":'":·:·~=·!.1 30 tractor runs good, 2 bottom plows. New· Idea &4 H & G 1 mower. Ford hov boler & hay .,.:___ •_ Y --:-:--ra~n-:--. wagon all f5o2r2$1,595 . Coli 50 bushel of lead whoai. 614-286· 8 ' Call614· 446-1674. Avenue, old. 304·895· 3824. ~ w !lD •· (() Hot Potato (I) Fetllor Knows Bnt NOT ·eVEIJ M'l WIFIO ANP SoON. thrower 1250, hoy wagon Fioh Tank and Pet Shop, HEAP. 614· 268-6245. (]) (f) (I) . . (jJ No- 8 foot alide ·in truclt camper. Stove. sink, Ice bQ•. aleepa . four. Priced to sell. Cl!ll 814·898-8241 after 6:00 pm . NowHollond66bolorf595. a.hots. ExceUent with child· Point Pleasont, 304-875· 2083. Fioh, birdo and more. 1:00 • condition. 614-949·2234. 18.500. 614·286-6522 . 3 yr. old liver and white ' Knauff Firewood Summer rates-big loada. May 1-st· July 31st. Do11n '·t apply to EVENING •wnlng, generator, air con· • dltloning , new tlres.A· 1 f\t1a11ey Ferguson 60 trac tor, 3 pt . hitch , Ferguson baler $2, Gold wedding sets10&·14K furniohed . Call, 304-675 · · Mon thru ·Sat. 1114-448• starting at 139.96 ; Frinka 5104.: ' . 1 699, 627 3rd. Avo. Galli· Pawn Shop, 430 Second Ave .. Gallipolis. Modern 1 bdr 8pt. down- polio, OH . 2nd . Awe ., Gallipolis. Call 1870· 22ft. Wlnnobogo. Hu - tractor, PS. live power. 10 ft . Bush Hog brand wheel dlec., with cylinder & ho1e1. 3 bo.tom John Deere plow, 6 ft. buah female Springer Spaniel. All Jackson Television Viewing _6{.~/~!i c..e Owatonna hay bind 1796, The Daily Sentinel-Page 13 Ohio AC . both, woli·woll carpet, ••c. cond.. U.360. Coli 1114-446-2297. Cantor. Rt. 311 W, Golllpolio, Oh. Coli 614 · 44~ · 9777 or 614-4411: 2484. AKC Reglotered German Shepherd pupo. 7 wko. old. Silver, black and brown. Call 614-667· 3231 . 2413 Wednesday, June 5, 1985 1977 Pl1y· mor camper, sleepa 8, ••lf·contalned : ex. cond. Many, many used tools. We buy, sell. trade dally. Jlm' e Farm Equipmant 800 . 79 Moton Home• • Campers To usad tractors in ltock 25 to 80 HP. Full line of King Kutter equipment. Drum moweu. hey teCtders. hey ron . Call 614·69B·8241 of· ter 5:00pm: ferred . Call .448·3844·after utlltieo Pl!id, 607 2nd., GaiUpolio, adults. Call 448· 3844 oftor 7PM . 81 hog. U,795. Coii814: 2B6· Chow pupplao. New litter. . 8522. Call 446·3844 ofter 7PM . Nicely furnllhed mobile Furni1hed Wednaaday, June 6, 1986 Ohio I• <IICNNHeecllneN-. MOVIE: •Attllek of the t!JS~,.. 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In Uois sample A is URd for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single Ieite,., aposlroiJhes, the length and fOI'IIIIIIon ol.the words are all hlnta. Eich day the code letters are different . caYI'I'OQudTII: MayMMummy' HERE'S TilE I.IIOO.P FAMOUS 6a.FER. 6ETTIN6 READ'r' lOTEE OFF IH~ (CCI 1:30 CIJ Dollie GHIIe RTFX PKQZDZB .. . .... ,. . (HIOI MOviE: 'Hordbod· ONE OF TilE LON6EST HITTERS ON TilE TOUR, fiE HOW HAS A .· IE W N T PTZ • !ll N.-/Bitln Ofl !MAXI MOVIE: 'The French NEW NICKNAME ... ~ 2 :00 w-· (I) I11:Mior F.ther Cll MOVIE: •llhubltt>' 2:30 Cll_ .... ()I CBI - Nlglotwetcll 8 MOVIE: 'Cin8 Of The ---HMd' IHIO] Tnocy' MOVIE: •.....,. KZ WQDTS ' ITNNRN TZM RTFX OEMBPRZW. - RURZDZB QKH S. NPDWX Y•te.,..,.'o CrJtoq•te: A LITI'LE MADNESS IN . THE SPRING IS WHOLESOME , EVEN FOR nfE KJNG. EMILY DICKENSON .r �' Page-14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Mtddleport. Ohio Juno .Mei@B economics. 1985 L II reaPapl Mayors Court Three defendants were fin('(! and 17 others forfeit~ bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Fined were Michael Michalski, Pomeroy, $63 a nd costs, driving while under suspension; James Schiltz, New Haven, $63 a nd costs, traffic light violation, and Kathleen Edwards, Dexter, $88 ·and costs, open fla sk. Twelve of those Jorieltlng bonds had posted them on speeding charges and Include Ca thy'Ba ldwln, Racine, S44; Gary Foley, Syracuse, $50; Alva Partlow. Pome roy, $4,1; Robert Waugh , Crown City, $43; Brenda HIU, Minersville, $4>; Thomas Knapp, Letart , W. Va ., $43 ; Joseph Martin, Westervtllt>, $47; Thomas McNic kle, McArthur. $4~ ; Richard Holmes, Warren , '$46; Bonita Boso. Portland , $43; J ames Amshary, · Pomeroy, $47; Orenda Cunningham, Racine, $47. Others forfeiting were James Van MPter, no address recorded, $63, disorderly manner; Guy Bing, Middleport,$4,3 , stop sign violation; Richard Friley, Pomeroy, $63, disorderly man ner; Penny Haggy, Pomeroy, $163 reck· less operation; Jane McGinnis, Stout, $43, stop sign vlolotion. Celtics even series ...,,,.......,r.,.a litntt Qua ntiti es STORE HQt.lRS Mon.-Sat 8 AM 10 PM Sunday JO 11M 10 PM 298 SFCO, '0 ST. USDA CHOICE (huck Roast ··· ····~· lB. USDA CHOICE BONELESS 49 $ Chuck Roast •••••••• LB. SUPERIOR 29 $ Lun.ch Meats •••• •o•• LB. Tiffiany R. Coppick MIXED F :ry:er_·.P . ar_t·~· -.:•·•·····!• .. . ' ~ '·'\ ·, ,. .. ' . c ·' KAHN'S CRISPY SERVE ,. ( S~n-ivors omitted Three emergency runs Me igs Count y Emergency Medi· cal Service reports three calls answered Tuesday; Middleport at 6:26 a.m. to 242 Rutland St. for Paullne Russell to Hol7.er Medical Center; Tuppers P ia ins a I U: 38 a.m. to Arbaugh Addition for Johr Arbaugh who was treated but not transported; Pom<'roy at7: 52 p.m . to Meigs High for .Joe Gtiffllh to Holzer Medical Center. Tomatoes •••••••••••••• lB. Ex.-Lg. Eggs ••••••• Admisslons .. Melanic WDII Prs, Pomeroy ; Robert Snowden. Rutland . . Discharges .. Audra Longstret h. ALWAYS FRESH ·" sConns Friday and Satu rdny, with ranee ' who had been awaiting the decision for months, won't know when their jobs will e nd for several w~ks. Costly to school system The closing will cost the Perkins Township school system an esti· mated $200,00lln tax revenues. In announcing the decision . Energy Secreta ry John Herrington said produc.tlon will IX' lnc~ased at the uranium entic hment plant in POrtsmouth, which is operating under capacity. "We're delight('(! I hal the Portsmouth plant will continue to operate," said Sens. John Glenn a nd Howard Metzenbaum, tiothD-Ohlo, In a joint statement. "We beUevethe Energy Department's decision was rtght on the mertts, a nd we believe the plants' workers can be just ilia · bly proud that they beat some pretty tough corripetltion. "Today's decision should mean smooth salling for the pla nt for many years lo come." t.;o;~M;;:; Oll'IRAGED ~ G<w- IUchard Celeste 11!1 disgusted with the decision announced Wednesday by the Departmeni · of Energy to close the gas centrifuge enrichment jllant In ~ . Celeste says the decision by the Reagan Administration will COIIt 1,240 job<! at Piketon and anolher 1,000 job<! at the Goodyear Aerospace Planl In Akron and the Garrett Corp. bt Sandusky. . • ' . : ' . '' • ' I • county's Sharewoutct'beabout $625; where thM- are no .sections. He ~oanlel F .'· Shields of , the Ohlo presently underway In thecoU:ntyby Thompson said. suggestl'<l the· commission 11\ve Department of Administrative SerSCS employees Gordon Gilmore Thompson suggested thecommis· thought to naming specific geogra· vice Informing them of the departand Dean Bottrell. slbn take time to discuss "1th phie areas. for example, Old Town ment's intention· to hold over the . dures followed by theOhloStateSoll footing 75 percent of the bill and Commissioners have been con· Gilmorewhatthey want on the map F lats . lease on the Union Ave. building, ·· Conservation Service on ·a local· Meigs County . the rest. Estimated ~rned that the map which wUJ to make It more usable, since a final "Our objective,'' added Thomp- which houses thi' ·<;OUnty's ~mploy.· project during. Wednesd~y weekly_ ·. :cost orthe proJecHsGJ,!Oloi\VhJCb ~ resultirotn t~CI11PPlE;tk)nofthesoil. . ~.ls!on . wo~ld JlOI be. ~ry .. son ·:ts .t~ l?roduce a ~ USilble , ~J~e'!f ser-v_k:es office, untU at least . ·meellng With · Byron Thompson· ot Me lt!S' sharels$5200 . · ·· · suJVey ·wm Ml',l~ usable beejlu,;e , ·- untl,l ·the sU~y 1$ flnished .ln about product Jor Me•gs County .. ... - : : June of nE;"xt yeaf. · . · · . ·· the state service. "If the county felt llke that, you county roads are going to be lined lour years and the m ap is ready for Several· areas of the county have The bOafd alsci a~ ' tci· send After finding out Wednesday should have taken on the bidding but not named on the map. production. already been surveyed Including notice to the state of their plans to morning that bids from contractors yourself,'' answered Thompsiln. " U Thompson agreed that because GUmore, present for the meeting, Tuppers Plains, Snowville. Harri· establish a child abuse and child weretobeopenedThursday(today) you want to withdraw from the Meigs County and all Southeaste rn noted that Meigs Cou nty is only sonvllle and Pagevllle. The survey neglect advisory board for Meigs for a reseeding projecl at.thecounty project that's your decision, " he Ohio has more open lands and part.iaUy sectionized so If only team is now in the Rutland area . 'County under the Jurisdiction of the landfill , the board confronted added. . wooded areasthanotherareasolthe secllon corners are marked. thero In other ma tters discussed, com· (Contlnu('() e n pag(' 6) Thompson as to why the job was "When a contractor shows inter- state, more markings prollably would be large voids on the m ap miSsioners received a le tt er from never adverttsro In Meigs County, est In a project," Thompson noted, would be necessary on the maps . , thus allowing loca l firms a shot at "we send bid sheets." Thompson noted that the stale SCS the contract. He also pointed out that some became aware of this problem two · Thompson told the commissionMeigs County contractors had years ago In Perry County and then ers th a t It was1:ustomary for SCS to shown Inte rest and may have, In again in Lawrence County. advertise such jobs in a maller they fact, entered bids. Thompson offered to include on The Meigs County Shertff's DeLosses were set at $2':\,001 as the morning blaze compl£>tely gutted send out from their state office 11nd Discussing the matter btiefly the map an east, west, north and partment was called to Holsinger's, result or a fire which destroyed ·an the house. thai this was done. He also said the .. among themselves, commissioners south counly road at no extra cost . unoccupied hou~ at 373 Pearl St., two miles north of ReedsvUJe on Chief Darst sa id that cause of the mailer had been sent lo several indicated It would probably be The map could also include section Middl eport , early Thursday fire has not been determined. A Ohlo124, but the drtveroflhecarhad unwise for them to hack out of Iheir corners and some iandscape mark· Meigs concerns. Howeve r, Thompfled the scene. representa tive . of lhe State Fire morning. son conceded that probably nol all . agreement with SCS but they feel ings according to Thompson. How· [)eputy Ke nny Klein reports that Marshal's Office had been called to Middleport Fire Chief Jeff Darst Meigs firms were notified. . tlle slate agency did them a ever, II the county wants aU county said his departmenl answered a call Mlddlepor1 Thursday morning to severa l charges have been filed in · Bob First. of the local SCS office dlsservtre by not keeping them roads and their names, the county to the scene at 3: 13 a. m .andfiremen· assist ln det e1minlng the ca use of the incident but the owner of the apprlsedoftheslatusortheproject. would have to cost share the were at the location until9: ffi a.m. polnted outtHatthelobhadalsobeen is st ill unknown so at this vehicle the blaze. posted atthe post offlre In Pomeroy. Soii8UI'\Iey dlsctaed additional costs with SCS to help Meanwhile, an unlicensed car time, charges cannot be processed. The two story frame home, o wned "When loca l dollars are Involved Thompson and the commission- cover expensive iettetin~s. The by Ralph Barcus, had been undergo- struck the porch of the Clinton Moderate damages were tncurred to the residence. Holzinger home, Reedsville, about ing remodeling and the remodeling midnight Wednesday ntght . was nearly completed. The early DAIRY. LANE STAR-KIST . ·1 Ice Cream ••••••••••••• C unk Tuna •••••• $ BONUS PACK , 112 GAL. FRESH BAKERY 99 Glazed Donuts•••o~;·$1 49 oz. Downy . . •••o••••••••••••• 136 .,rw~rw_,nr.,~rw~,rw~rw~r. .,rw~r.~nr•,•n•r·•¥~Mlnr~•·~r-.r. ~~~f!!:~~~~~~f!~f!~.,rY~rY~rY~nr~nrrw~r•~r. ·····couPON·· ·····• •·····coui>oN~··· ·· ·• : : UNSWEETENED #1£F35-36-r'8 • 9 • • • .. • • • • CREAMETTES • • Spaghetti/Macaroni UmH 4 Par (u ttomer I. od 0 ly ~I Powoil'• Oiler Ewplm JuM 8, 1~85 ,·, ·~ · • • • • ~n~~·l ..... .. ........... . 0 • •• K90l-AID ~~xz. 4 f$1 A chance of showe1'8 and thunderfalr weather on Sunday. lllgll$ will from the 'lll8 lo the low 80s each day, with ovemlpt lOws in the 11011 or low ....,, . . MARGARINE .....~~ 3 f$ 1 E~tended fOI'f!CIIIIt , . DOZEN Must clean lots I "The department haS decided not only lo walk away from the workers but alsci a $3 bUJion investment in technology," he said . Seiberling hopes to meet with all of Ohio's. congressmen June ll to discuss the matter. "Goodyear · Aerospa~ Is surprtsed and disappointed at the DOE's selection. of the AVLIS (Atomic Vapor Laser Isotope SeperaUon) process over the advanced centrifuge," the company said in a sta teme nt . "We are very disturbed that DOE Intends to terminate the gas cent.rlfugf' enrtchment plant (GCEP). . "We believe completion of the two centrifuge e nrichment buildlngs already erected at Portsmouth would provide economic benefits to the U.S. and clearly e nhance DOE's strategy 10 achieve a competitive prtce structure. "Completion of the two buildings would avoid the waste of more than $2.6 bllllonof taxpayers' funds which have been invested In GCEP. "The Impact of the te nntnatlon decision If not overturned •by Congress will be to shut down Goodyear Aerospace's centrifuge equipment division, which has 400 employees in Akron . We consider DOE's decision to be a severe blow to the economies of Akron and Olllo," saldthecompany, "as well as a step backward in the nation's · e nergy program ." In Sandusky, Garrett plant manager John Klaver said his workers , ets also dlscussl'!J: till' soU ·1\ll!'Vey Retired driller returns GRADE A Veterans Memorial Showers Ukely today. with a chancf' of thunderstorms a nd highs between 75 and Ill. Mostly cloudy tonight, with a chance of showers and a tow near 60. Mostly cloudy Thursday, with a chance of showers and Jllglis In the mid 70s. . The probability ot precipitatiOn Is 60 percmt today, 40 percen t tonig ht and~ percent Thursday. 26 Conto 'Fire damages put at $25,000. TWo surv ivors of Augustine Clonch who dil.'d Frida y a I her home In Middleport were omitwd from her obituary. They arc a granddaughte r, Bethany, and a brother. Robert Branham ofH arrtsonvllle. Weather forecast officials to Piketon to talk with workers about their future and wUI enlist Ohio's' congressional delegation to get fed eral funds for retraining workers. Flgbt.wlll continue Meanwhile, Rep. John F. Selbe· rUng Jr., D-Ohio, said he won't let the Goodyear plant go without a fight. By NANCY \'OACHAM · · ·, · · ~~ $hoUid 1M! iocil't.'bids'," 'stated Sentinel Stall Writer · Commissioner Rich Jones. Melgs County Commissioners Meigs County and SCS are cost sharing the reseeding job ~th SCS voiced oblec11ons against theproce- ( • Olllo Gov. Richard F. Celeste said Wednesday he is "outraged" by the decision of President Reagan and the ~partment of Energy to close the gas centrifuge enrichment plant · in Pikf'lon. Celeste said the move will cost 1,240 jobs a t Piketon a nd another 1,!XXI jobs at Goodyear Aerospace In Akron a nd the Garrett Corp., a suppUer in Sandusky. "The social and economic costs of closing any part of the · Piketon facility are devastating and unac-· ceptable to the sta le of Ohio," said . Celeste. "I · resent the federal government ham(X'ring Ohio's strong efforts to recover from thf' last recession. " I a m l'$peclally galled tha t the DOE made this decision without provldlng,any federal assistance to retrain or reloc&te the workers who face losing their jobs," he said . Celeste said he will send state . FRYER . 2 SOC1i<)no, 14 P - A Multimodlo Inc. N-opeper JM:eigs conlmissioners object to bid procedures ( · LB. . enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, June 6, 1985 By United Pl'e!l!llnlel'llatlonal . • Piketon Plant .closing decision upsets Celeste PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE ", 9 5 Leg .Quarters·••••••• aty • Vol .36. No.37 POM,: qo , OH. LB. • e I Area Deaths I All vacant lots In Pome roy mus t be mawed and clea ned up by the property owners, Pomeroy M~yo•· RicHard Seyler said today.· Also au tomobiles that do not operate must a lso be removed !rom the streets. Owners or such Jot s a nd motor vehicles have the remainder of thi ~ week to take care of the problems . After this week charges will Jx>filed . offtdals said. .. tllel!l&uiJsiiPIIP'7 W• Resetve The Right To One defendant forfeited two bonds a nd three others w~rc fined in the court of Middlepor t Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday nigh! . DaWn Slek, Middleport , foriieted a $100 bond pi>sted on a contempt charge and $100 posted. on a disorderly manner charge. Fin('() were Randy Sl~art, Middleport, $25 and costs, fail ure to comply with a lawful order; Julia Williams, Mlddlepor1, $100 and costs, assaull, and Norma J. King, Middleport. SIO and costs, failure to hav!• vehlclc under control. Tlffiany Rer\ee Copplck. Infa nt daughtet·of Ben and Sherr1 Coppick , Smith Road, Pomeroy, died short ly afte r birth at the Holzer Medical Center Saturd ay. Survjving in addition to the . parents are I he ~t ernaJ., grandmother, ZeUa Coppick, Mlddl~port ; · maternal grandmother, Diana James, Waterford , and .s1•ve ra l aunts and uncles. Preceedlng the baby in death were the paternal gra ndfa ther, • Theodore Copptck . .Sr ... a nd the m iu e rnal - grandfatlii>r.; 'Kennetti · Reynolds. Graveside s e rvices were held al· 2 p.m . Tu<'sday at the Sand Hill Cem e tery with the R.-v . Pat Henson officlatlrig. The Rawlings-coa ts Blower Funera l Home was in charge of arrangemcnl s. Convenient food : Limit 10 r, Go• ~ ty f $1 c" t , If Offer Expltu Juii/J 8, 1985 • f ' SHURFINE SUGAR SlB. BAG $139 Limit t Per Cu•tomor Good Only At Powell'• Offer Expires Juno 8, 1985 . SOFPAC TOILET TISSUE 6 Roll Pkg. 99< Limit J Per (u ~ tomrr Good Only At P<>well' 1 Oflor fxpitel June 8, 1915 · A TIME TO REMINII!CE - Alter nearly 10 yean Joe Rubl!n, •• of MJaml Fla. returned to Pomeroy for a vWt WednetlclaJ. Ruben wlto left Melp County Jwttlllter the 'S'IIlood wu accompanied by'* 11011, Sam, who ~ltoolln the old Cenlrlll Btllldlnf!. r Joe Ruben who came to Meigs County In 1928, Hved hereuntil1937, and still has local business Interests, made his fi rst visit in the community s lnre his m ove nearly 50 years ago , Wednesday. · Now 92 and residing in Miami Beach, Fla., Ruben was accompanied to Pomeroy for a day of sightseeing by hls son, Sam Ruben, and a grandson, , Rick, both of Charleston, W.Va .' It was in 1928 thai Ruben moved to Pomeroy from Baltimore, Md. He was a traveUng salesman for a Baltimore firm during those early depression years and was struck with the favorable business climate in the bend area . He moved his family to Pomeroy and opened the Pomeroy Bargain House on Main Street, a building destroyed In the Stitller fire several years ago, which he operaled for BIKE-A·1110N WINNERS - Prl- were presseveral years before going Into the enled to the Cyatlc Flbrollb blke-a-thon wlnnen by oil and gas drilling business. Marpe IJawn~ of the RaciDe Denial CUnlc Several of the wells which he w~ llftemocllt, 1be wlllnen were left to rlpt, drtUed In the early 19.1)'s In the front, Mldtael IJaWIOII, )'WiiiMt boy rider; Floyd Portland area are still producing. Brandon, aeocnd place In clonalioasi Laraine IJaW8011, Both his son who attended Pomeroy yolllllelll PI rider; and back, Jamie Cumml,ns, 111081 schools, and his grandson In the sponiOrli Steven Grady, lhlnl . place In 111081 f(lllllly drilling business In West donation~; Mrs.Hazel SeDer, first place over-all Vlr&lnla. · are '' . - winner brlngtng In 7$ percent of the nelllt)' • .Ill; donations, and Dr. IJaWIIOII, Kevin Layne who !leCOild In 111111& spoii!IOn w1111 no& prellll& lor the~: Becky Reu!!h, Cathy Coale8. and Dr. ~ were chairman for the evening. Alfred ~ 8r., lawn marshall, and Jack t.vons of the Fire Dep· 1111 d asslllted with the activity. Prizes were contrlhuletll by numerous businel8es and lntlvldualll lit the eoo1munlty. .. .' , � 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 06. June 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 June 5, 1985 coppick