https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c0bcea6bb31d038b6d11b18e40784a57.pdf 351c4e4562ccfa9934096204f55ad53d PDF Text Text ' 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. .. .' , �.. i Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday. June 6, .19$5 Commenlll!'Y The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TH~ MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ ~m~ ~v M"'"\...,1 ~~· F""'T""E:! c::~. ~ ll.OBEII.T L. WINGETT Publisher J"AT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LE_T TERS OF OPINJON are welcome. They should be l t>5~ !han 300 words lonf. Alll~ters are subject to editing and must ~signed with name, address and telephone ·n umber. No unsigned letters will be published . Letters shouJd be In good taste, addrE>Sslng Issues, not pPrsonalhtes. .~----~--~----------~----~ ' ·p ubious weapon (This Is the flfst of two columns on Argentina.) · It Is healthy, however painful the exercise, for pundits to eJ<amlne, as the evolution of history requires, their record up aga!Mt unfolding develpments. I have become con· vlnced, In the past fortnight , that the government of Argentina, during 1976 and 1977 (and perhaps for a year later) was helng run by morally disgusting people. At the time this was going on, I was briefly In Buenos Aires, and - I now ha-:e reason to belleve- I lncllned to the wrong assumptions. In January of 1977, which was when I visited there, It was during the height of the turmoil. My host, the U.S. ambassador, the late John Hill, had 72 personal bodyguards, to protect him against the terrorjsts who publicly proclaimed their Intention to kidnap or kill him. American businessmen were being routinely kidnapped, and some of them were fetching $10 miUion In ransom from American firms. But let me gt'l(e you a flavor of how Ufe Jo Buenos Aires was, back during the period now . being examined at the. public trial of Argentine · military defendants; and, at home, by " 60 Minutes" and other media reporters on the grisly fate of some of the dissidents aga!Mt the government headed by General Vldela and his coadjutors Admiral Massera and General Agostt. I wrote on arriving In Buenos Aires, "Yesterday, a dear young thing, third-year student In psychology at the university, a businessman's daughter who had lngra· Uated herself with the local pollee chief, left a package on his desk which In due course exploded, killing the chief, his assistant, and wounding several others In the area, Including an U -year-oldboy." That kind of terrorism, regimes whether democratic !'r non· democratic of course resist, and do so muscularly, The big question, during the next period, was as morally simple as this: Was the government of General Vldela engaged In counterterrorism In defensible ways? Or - as was being charged by his crt tics -was his government engaged In a vlolent counterterrorism of the kind that scooped up Innocent people and simply did away with them? Much as Stalin might have done? So how does an American journalist, seeking the Informed answer to such a question, __ ... . , . Vlf1ff'fl 'f9SO~ . G ~Er 1>zsoo'!J ~# • ~~ Ju 1> ....... ~ Spying for profit ___Ja_m_es_J_. are . :L etters to ed"itor :. It's time to help proceed? I had working for me the advantage of a scheduled Interview on television with Jorge Luis Borges. 'H e was - Is - as I wrote at the time, "arguably the best Hvlng writer In the world." A lot of morally callous people can be fine writers, but Borges Isn't In the class of the Sovlet Union's Mikhail Sholokhov:" Borges was persecuted by the Argentine dictator Peron for protesting Peron's despc)tlsrn. So that when I was with the venerable, blind genius, I asked whether he had formed a position on the burning question of. whether the ruling junta In Argentina com· prised three bloodthirsty tyrants. His reply was: "They are gentlemen." In political matters, Intellectuals are more often mistaken thai) not, but such a testimonial, lrom s4ch an observer, Is worth recording. And I was Influenced by Borges. And then there was something else of singular Importance, given the huge, and correct, Importance being attached dw-lng the past 10 days to the testimony of Robert Cox. He was In those days the valiant editor of an Englishlanguage newspaper, the Buenos Aires Herald, devoted to tellJng the trut~ as Its English-born editor saw the truth. A year or two later, Cox . left Argentina , telling the world that he could no longer risk his 911lety or that of his family remaining there as a critic of the junta. But shorlly ' before this journalist was In Buenos Aires a ttemptlng to form an enlightened judgment on the junta, Robert Cox published an editorial highly relevant to attempting to answer the question at harid. It focused on certain conspicuous critics of the Argentine lunta who were appearing In Was)llngton as critics of the junta, asking for U.S. sanctions against Argentina: t_.lp_at_ric_k_&_Jo_se_ph~Sp_ea_r K_ . sell 1nrormatlon on drug traffic to an acquaintance, .and _the G-men nailed him when he ·showed tip for the rendezvOUS · With a bundle of documents. They were astounded at what they found. "Unable to locate the documents on d111g trafficking," the study ~xpl!ilnE.'I,I; "(1')1adsen caiTisd out · from his work ·site seven top.secret documents dealing With intelll· : gence assessmeqts oft he Near East and South Asia and Interpretation~ of secret photographs." Madsen pleaded guilty to esplon· age and drew eight years In prison. What had he betrayed his country? "His roommate stated that (Mad· sen) needed money and intended to sell the documents to buy a new automobile," the DIAi-eport said. - Christopher M. Cooke was aii AlrForceshavetailwhOwasdepu\y commander of a nuclear missile crew In Kansas. He was observed making several visits to the Soviet Embassy In Washington, where he allegedly turned over classified a . nuclear Information. Cooke gave a full confession In return for lrnmun· tty, so )ie-was· never prosecuted.. . "The extent of his acflvltles and' his true motives will probably never be known," the DIA ob- • served. "However, the Air Force was sufficiently concerned that ) liey,clianged the .code.s for sendl,ng launch messages and they retar- . . ·geted some oi the missiles.'' ... - If the money-motivated tral· tors have a saving grace, It's that they're usually · rank amateurs compared to dedlcted Marxist professionals. Our sentimental fa · vorlte In "this category Is the klutz who .tossed a package of CIA secrets over the fence of a Soviet diplomatic residenCe with a request for $200,00J, only to be tolled by a guard who thought the bundle was a bomb and called pollee. · Footnote: In every case unco· vered, the agenCies Involved have taken corrective measures, but no ont> Is confident that the Kremlln;s money won t prove' persuasive again ... and again. Late quarter rally gives Celtics two point victory ·_: LOOSE BALL- Lo8 Angeles !..akers' Magic Johoson (32) gets out In front of Boston Celtlcs' Larry Bird as they go after a loose ball Wednesday during fourth period aetlon at the Forum. The Celtkls went on to defeat the !..akers 107-105 to tie up the series al two apiece. (UPI) . Ex-Browns coach joins NBC WAITE HILL, Ohio (UPII- Sam Rutigliano said Wednesday he has signed a contract with NBC to provide ana lysis for the television network's football coverage during was optimistic concerning client's future In television. his INGLEWOOD, Callf. (UPI) With seven minutes left In the third quarter and the Lakersseemlngly In control 'of Game 4 of the NBA championship serjes, the Los An· geles tans broke Into a roaring chant: "We're not going back. We're not going back." The reference , of course, wa,s to Boston Garden. where the Lakers havP been treated with the same love and respect you'd give to a six-pound rat that tried to crawl up your pants leg. But the !..akers are "lndeed going back to that house of horrors. And lll'nnls Johnson is thelrtra vel agent. The veteran guard banged li1 a 2Hoot jumper at the buzzer Wednesday night to give the Celtlcs a 1117-105 victory over Los Angeles and knott~ best·Of·7 series at2·2. Game 5 Is Friday night at the Forum before the teams head back East .for Sunday's sixth game and a possible seventh game Tuesday night. Johnson was one of three Boston heroes. Before he hit the gamewinner ihat silenced the frenzied · Los Angeles crowd, hecannedapal r of pressure jumpers In the final?: l1, each one pushing the Celtlcs to a one-point lead. In the final seconds, alter Magic Johnson had tied the game for Los Angeles with a five-foot follow shot of a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar miss with 19 seconds left, Dennis passed off to Larry Bird. When Bird was double-teamed, he shot the ball back out to·Dennis and the freckle·faced guard drilled the game-winner . Boston's Johnson finished with Zl But In the end, with Boston lacing points, 12 rebounds and seven either overtime or a 3-1 series assists. Bird, who slngle·handedly deficit, the Celttcs' outside shooters carried the Celtlcs down the stretch took over. with 12fourth-quarterpolnts,lnclud· Danny Alnge, who had only eight lng eight straight, finished with 2j; points In the game, nailed a20-footer points, u rebounds and five assists. with l : 40 left to give Boston a 102-101 And Kevin McHale, who played lead. Fltty seconds later, Alnge all 48 minutes for Boston, had 28 dropped another 20-footer to put the points and 12 rebounds. Cettlcs ali~ad ]05-103. Then, after Los Angeles, which had recovered Magic lied It, DJ hlthls jumper.And from a 34-point blowout In Game 1 to there was no ar. post vici9rles In the second and third "When l got the ball back from games, was led by Abdui-Jabbar · Larry, I had to arch It a little higher with 21 points while Magic Johnson added 20 points, 12 assists and 11 rebounds. James Worthy and Byron Scott each chipped In with 16 points. PRICE IL 7212 '"I'm really looking forward to this new challenge," said Rutigliano, who was dismissed as the Cleveland Browns' coach last Oct. 22. "In my seven years with the Browns, I always enjoyed the spontaneous aspects of the job. That's what belilg an analyst on game telecasts is all aboui , and that ·s what I'm looking forward to." :' .. FATHER'S DAY · CARDS 10°/o AT YOUR ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR HEADQUARTERS Middleport Ohio · OPEN FRIDAY UNnL 7:00 ~ . '' we can a ll go back to politicking for our pet loopholes and complaining bitterly a bout the other fellow's. So, once mor~lnto the breach, my friends! Tell your congressman and senators that there are at least a~ many voters out here for courage as there are for cowardice. · . Berry s :World OTHER ASSORTED GIFT ITEMS VILLAGE PHARMACY •vary Mattress & Box Spring! Corner of Third and Olive, Gallipolis JUST IN TIME FOR FATHER'S .DAY .' -~------ ---~~ . ·, . . . 'JUNE l6 ' A GREAT RATE- SO DON'T WAIT!. 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Incident very disheartening :to t I 16 aeoomgag Rutigliano, who turns 53 on July 1, said he auditioned with the three ma jor networks. . "f' a udltloned with Len Berman at Nile: with Tlni Ryan' at ·cas and ' with Jim Lampley at ABC," he said. " In all honesly, I felt comfortable. I think I can handle my new job." Rutigliano's agent , Bob Rosen of RLRAssoclates, New York·llased . . . . . . JUNE HALLMARK r;;,;;:;;,;;:;;,;;:;;,;;:;;,;;:;;,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~=;,;;,;;,;;,;;w~ 1 the l985season. because Kareem and Byron were coming at me. I let It :;o and the · bu=r WI'Dt off. ·'I figured It had a .50-50 chance of going In," the Celtlcs hero said. For the Lakers, who also lost Ga,me 4 last year and were then beaten by the Celtics in the seventh game of the finals, the loss was a tough one to accept. ·· " It feels like a dagger In the heart ," LosAngelescoachPatRUey said. " It was a definite nail·blter. I r - - - - - - - - T a k t a lookalthe . demanding to know "What will this do to me?'' We had better understand that these opportunities don't grow on trees, and that President Reagan's tax·reform proposal Is very proba· bly the only serious effort that will · be made to reform and simplify the tax laws tn ·our llfetim<;! . If It falls, . . Loophole Jobby _______ Wi_llia_m_A_.R.. .:. : . :us..:. :. :h. :. :._er . The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy- MiddleJ,ort, Ohio Argentine agony ) _ _..:. . . ,__--....--_W_illr.a....:...·m_F._B_uc_kley_J_r.. .: ' "U.S. presidents seemingly feel compelled to dramatize their · ~7~ Opposition to foreign misdeeds, even when the likelihood of changing fL'of?o~ llehavlor In the target country seems remote." ~1)000!! • I can't Imagine why, but that observation jumped-out at me In the "fOOf rourse of some background reading prompted by the Reagan ~ · · administration's embargo on trad11 with Nicaragua. NOrllfCJ. . :: The statement appears In "Economic Sanctions In Support of Foreign Polley Goals," a study by the Institute lor· International Economics, a "-'ashlngton·based research organization. The study m~kes a number of [nterertlng points on the use of economics as a weap6n to further national ~soogl [nterests. ~ti.JIII ; D•awlng on what It terms "the rich history" of sanctions In the 20th ~entury, the study examines 99 Instances to find how and when economic llressure succeeds or falls to achieve desired goals. ·; It finds that the economic weapons Is notably Ineffective In ronfro~tatlons between major powers, such as the American embargoes on grain sales and transfer of pipeline technology to the Soviet Union. • Prospects of success Improve considerably, however, when a large eountry moves against a small one. They Improve even when the wielder's goals are limited, such as the settlement of an expropriation dispute or an fmprovement In human rights conditions. • As the study puts It, "pursuit of modest goals with economic sanctions Is. Hkely to be rewarded with at least modest su~cess." • It can be a very dltferent matter, however, when the desired change Is Cot modest but fund!! mental. Such as, for example, a goai'Whlch the study l]dtes Is usuaUy the outgrowth of conflicts about other Issues and typically Involves "eompanlon measures" - specifically "covert action and quasl·mllltary operations." , Whether goals are Umlted or not, basic to their achievement Is the :eapablllty to hurt a target country economically, In the case of a trade ·. imbafgo, the evidence suggests that the country Imposing It must account fpr a quarter or more of the other's total trade to be able to Inflict sufficient WASIDNGTON- THe case of Americans whose lust' for the "good pajn. .· . accu~~ Soviet spy John Anthony life" lured them lntp espionage, as , Sanctions on. the average have met with a fair degree of success. otthe . .. . ~a~S Studied; 40 per~nt Were judg~ to ha\le achi<:Ved the deslred.goals. · Walker.. Jr-., together with his. son profiled bY· uJE. DIA: and brother, Is sure to set off some - Perhaps the case . truit most • ·{n the caSe of destabilization, the score Is even higher ~ 50 i>ercent. Intense Internal security Investiga- resembles the Walkers' Is that of :Where sanctions fall, the study suggests several reasons. Goals can he tions at Nayy bases, on ships.at sea David Henry Barnett, a CIA liluslve and measures employed may be too gentle. Sanctions may create and In defense plants. employee from 1958 to 1970. In 1976, p!elr own antidotes, spurring a target · country to successful If Walkers are guilty, It will tte began selling the Russians (Quntermeasures. Other countries may ~me to Its atd. Apd there may be a contltj"n · a tr~nd we reported !'n · n ames of CIA agents and other ... l. :backlash In oplniOI\ In the sanctioning. country and Its ames. · l'fCently: "A dlstu" rl)lrig numbEii' of highly sensitive""fillorinattQ.n; ·theI)- :· ::: · • The embargo In queStioi) would appear to he prolilemititc.in several of presumably loyal Americans. $ose counts. · · ·· · · ·· ' In 1979 he rejoin.!<! tlle CiA as willing to sell out their country for a Sovlet mole. He was uncovered the There Is also a problem, largely of tile administration's own making, few rubles, Kruggerands, shekels following year. ~th the Importance of U.S. trade to Nicaragua. It has declined or whatever. Barnett had been paid a grand precipitously In the last several years with the cutting of Nicaragua's sugar A recently completed Defense total of $25,00J. "This case," the quota to the vanishing point and with the placing of Import curbs on other Intelligence Agency study Illumi- DIA study observed , "demon'products. The U.S. share of Nicaraguan trade Is down from almost 50 nates thjs trend with thumbnail strates that serious financial probjierrent to less than 20 percent - well under the critical pain threshold. profiles of 18 Americans who were !ems can cause an Individual to The sanctions study, Issued In 1983, predates the embargo but takes either accused or convicted of take extreme measures with apparnote of other economic measures taken by the United States against espionage within the past 10 years. ently little or no forethought as to Nicaragua since 191ll. The study, reviewed by our the consequences of the action to associate Tony Capacclo,.makes it national security." depressingly clear that there's no - Lee Eugene Madsen·, a fall·safe security 1)1ethod against 24-year-old Navy yeoman assigned ' greed. Future traitors will probably ' to the Pentagon's Strategic Warncontinue to deal with the Soviets as ·1ng Staff, fortunately was caught long as the Kremlin pays well for before he could ,do any harm. The :: Being a r-esident, and having a brought Into Meigs County In 1984. the classified Information. FBI Lejirned that he had offered to JIUslness located In Meigs County, I On Aprll 12, a new salt brine law Here are some of the accused ion writing this letter with much went Into effect with J .D. Drilling IX>ncern !O( the economic welfare of voluntarily shutting down Its driltiur county. ling rigs to study the new law. A ; ' I've been associated with a recent letter to the editor stated ' . humber of oil and gas companies In nothing will grow around an area Dan Rostenkowskl, ctlairrnan of that Is capable of exercising the.P .st lew years, and only a few of where salt brine has been used. the House \Ways and Means self-denial, self·restralnt or even a these companies have patronized Brine water, coming from shale ii!E' county In which they were wells being drilled In Meigs County Committee, Is being depleted In the modicum of common sense. The press as one of the Good Guys who rest are perfectly content to he Jed localed. have less salt content than some of genuinely favor tax reform, and by politicians whose Ignorance of •; One of these companies that. has our drinking water. Brtne water perhaps he does. But I couldn't rudimentary economics Is very ~atronlzed their own county Is J.D. used In the past for dust control has repress a cynical snicker the·other nearly the only thing that can be Drilling of Racine. J .D. Drilling Is not killed grass In ditches along evening when, appearing on na- pleaded In their defense . iiwned and operated by a native of these roads. It did control the dust, Ilona! television to give the DemoTax reform Is the perfect exam· rJieigs County. He has · chosen to which residents on gravel roads crats' response to Mr. Reagan's pie of the problem. Successive mpport the county by purchasing· breathe dally. If we stand by address on the subject, Rosten- Congresses have added provisions what products he could from the silently, this new brine law will kowskl hailed tax reform as a to the Tax Code year after year, businesses here, ~ven though he drive the drilling companies 'out of t<Juld have bought many of these our county and our state along With longtime Democratic objective and until It resembles a sort of suavely welcomed Mr. Reagan as a malignant Christmas tree. Nobody products somewhere else for tess hundreds of jobs and millions of understands aU of It, but every recruit to the cause. money. dollar5 spent here. . The Democrats, alter all, have ... special Interest worthy of the name • · More than the past" 18 months, J .D. Drilling stood behlnd.Melgs controlled the Ways and Means 1 has logrolled onto the statute books ~. D. "Drilling has bought approxl, County, now It's time for Meigs Committee (where all tax bills some provision of hjw designed to mately S250,00J in supplies from County to stand behind them. Let's originate) for 51 of the past 55 do It a favor. Since revenues must, must lhis business, not Including . the take a new look at this brine law. years. Presumably, If tax reform nonetheless, be found, these varous thousands spent with othl>r bus!· Paige Winebrenner, G&W Plastics, very high on their agenda, "loopholes" more or less cancel had been ' •, -~ and the 45 m!lllon dollary; LPng Bottom, Ohio. they could have brought something each other out In the long run; but \ to the floor IJefore now. The truth Is meanwhile the polltlclan5 who that the only reason tax reform has engineered the favor get credit for It even I!· ghost of a chance this year or In the .right q':'arters. : 1 have !Tiany memories of my something deliberately to hurt next Is because we at last have a Since everybody knows what Is iatber and traditionally my hus· someone else. president with the guts to demand going on, and practically everyb!Mnd and I honor these memories After thinking It over, I decided ody Is on the take In one way or Ji:y clemratlng his graveslte at Rock that this person was not meaning lt. From time to time I am moved to another, cyniciSm (that popular jlpl'lnP Cemetery, especially on anything towards me, my family, WOnder aloud Whether democratic. and lneXpei\Sive substitute for Memorial Day. Honoring the de· ot my father's memory. It Is still, CeaECI Is a basic American value however, dlfftcult for .me to under· government can work at all, and sophistication) fuels a widespread }lalllll!d on through generations. stand this Person's values, which : this Is one of those times. The suspicion that somebody else Is 0: It 11 so much a part of most of our are apparently so different from proposition that It can certainly getting away with murder. It's the iJves that this day was set aside for mine. If that per110r" happens to Isn't selt-evldent. It was never even old declension: "i have a grant . :ttdS purpose as a National holiday. read thla, I would like lor them to trled "untll about~ years ago, and You get 1a subsidy. · He found a · This year alter we decorated consider my position. . has failed In · these past two loophole. ' centuries far more often than It has That Is what has provided the dad's grave, we returned shortly I am sure thel'l! have been succeeded. It Is currently hariglng atmosphere In which President t.tterwards to lind th!lt someone members of their family that have had not only destroyed our-elforts, dleo. If they had any feelings on, often by Its ftlll!l!rnails, In a Reagan has been able to move \lUI had taken away what we had whabOOVer towards that person, score i:lr so of lucky countries aggressively for genuine lax rejJ!aced there. I felt hurt. It was as It they could relate to how I felt. I am around the world. But the expan· form . But you may have noticed · stan of the rranchlse to everyone 18 that Just as soon as he carne oot angry. I do sort of tee! sorry for ~ bad deUberately wanted or older, without so much as a forward with concrete proposals, do something to me as a per110n. you that you have missed a lew • 'There Is so much accidental hurt Important values or Ufe. - Susie literacy quallflcatlon, reduces to a large sections of the public sud· :In the world, It Is dltllcult far me to Casto (Jeffers), 410 Spring Ave., · perilously narrow margin that denly lost Interest In gdllg after" residual majority of the electorate thoie so-callooloopboles and began 'Widerstand why anyone would do Pomeroy, Ohio. > . Thursday, June 6, 1985 992·2196 Corner of Third 8t. Olive, Gallipolis •UMBRELLA TABLES •EASY CHAIRS HOURS: 9·6 D•ily 9-8 Mond•v e. Frid•v 446-3045 �\ ' ... ' .. "' ~· . ..... ' Thursday. June 6, 1986 Thursday, June 6, 1985 Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy~Middleport. 26 practicing for Junior Olympics • WELL REPRESENTED - Southeastern Ohio be represented In the upcoming AAU Junior Olympic basketball loumament In Columbus in the 17 and under division by the team pictured abqve, From the left are Tee Morrison (Trimble), $!eve. Musser • ROCK SPRINGS - Twenty-six of southeastern Oltlo's !!nest prep basketball players ·are cUJTentiY practicing here lor the upconnJng stat~ AAU Junior Olympics basketball tournament held In Columbus. The southeastern Ohio area will be represented by two teams, tbose In the 15 and under division and a 17 and under division. Last year the area 17 and under team placed third In the state. ' The tournament ln Columbuswlll deternnJne the state champion which will go on to compete in the national tournaments. Those In the 15 and under will advance to Ijls Vegas, Nevada while the 17 and under tea!l11S attempting to make It to the naiional event ln Memphis, Tennessee. The 17 and under team features an array of talent from a six-county area Including Most Valuable Players from two leagues. The. TVC's MVP, Mike Chancey o! Meigs, and the SVAC's MVP, Todd Adams ol Southern, lead the team. that includes lour !rom Meigs, two from Logan, and one each !rom Gallipolis, Athens, Trimble, Soulh· ern, and Vinton County. Jolnlng Chancey and Adams with all-league laurels Include aii-TVC performers Tee Morrison ol Trimble and Rick Wise o! Meigs along with all-SEOAL Keith Myers ol Loga n. Also on the team Includes Scott Gllilland of VInton County, . Gary Harrison of Galljpolls, Steve Maccombs of Athens, Eric Wall1 o! Logan, Huey Eason of Meigs, and Sieve Musser of Meigs. The 15 and under team comprises Jell Caldwell and Brent Bissell of (Meigs) , Scott GJDliand, (VInton County), Mike (Melp), Todd Ad81118 (Southem), Huey Eason (Meigs), and Rick Wise (Meigs). Absent were Steve Maccombo! ( Alhe118), Keith 1\iyers and Eric wam (Logan), and Gary llarrla!>n (GaiDpoUs). Will Chtu~cey . WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION lO CHOOSE FROM. Bragg (Wellsloo), and Wes Howard (Meigs). ~nd row, 11m Adams (Athelll!l), Scott PoweU (Meigs), Kenny Turley (Southern), Ben Gerig (Athens, Michael Bartnun (Melp), Brent BISIIeU (Ea.stem), and Kevin Oller (Meigs). Absent were Joey Griffith (Vl11ton County), Mark Berldch (GaiDpolls) and Jason Thomas (Gallipolis). ,; · YOUNGER PARTICJPANTS - The 15 and :under division of the AAU Junior Olympics' )lasketball tournament to be held In Columbus will be orepresented by Southeastern Ohio with lhe teiUI) :Pictured above. In the !lrst row, !rom leH, are Jeff :caJdweU (Ea.stem), Thaden Brien! 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Cincinnati, which has relled on a high-powered offense to take six of Its last seven games, twice staged rallJes to outlast the Pirates, with Knicely 's three-run homer In the· sixth eventually turning the tide. • "I was just trying to make contact," the Reds catcher saki · after his three-run blast snapped an 8-8 tie and propeUed the surging Reds to a two-game sweep ol Pittsburgh, whlchcontlnuestobring up the rear.ln t~e l!IL East. · .''At:flrs!'l though! tlie li;IU ~as going to bOund> oil the wall for a double," added Knicely In describIng hlstourlh homeJ:slnce hisMayl5 recall from Oenverol the American "But It just AssociatiOn. . . . made It 'l'his tractor icks UP.. ..... itself. · No subscr iption s by mall permitted In towns when• ho me corrtrr serv ice Is ava ilabl e. 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President Charles· ~lng of Ohio annually provides scholarships lor University will be joined by athletic area young people to study com director Harold McElhaney, the munJcatlon at Ohio University . .. Entry fee for the hillbilly supper Bobcats' new football coach Cleve Bryant and members ol his staff. on June 26 and the 18-hole golf The Miami contlogent will Include tournament the following morning ' Johnny at Riverside Golf Club Is $150 and (ormer 'Redskin figures Pont, 8111 Rohr and Darrell Hedrlc . entitles a couple to a !tend the dinner • Also playing In the event once at Melg~ High School, and one again wlll be former pro football golfer to compete In the shotgun player Jim (Moose) Banon and start tournament. Entry forms are ooe-llme Bobca t sports star. 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ZI 24 .-WI fi 1':J ('lf'\'t'tand ...................... 1-; :~ .m 17 \l.l \\'1'111 Ctd Uornla ..................... ~ 2'\ JW9 - COMPARE TO '419.00 SAVE e120.00 Winsmaro..V: ·,· · Majors Mlnn<'!'Jia .................. , ... 2'l 2il .<140 T('llas ........................ l!l '.:HI "'~'II Rt.Mihll $29CJ9S Knicely, now Ms drtyenadded In 19 "It waswho a hanging curve," runslnjustl7gamesslncehlsrrealL "I'm sure (Don) Robinson didn't get the ball where he wanted It because I was just looking for a gOOd pitch to hit to try to get the go-ahead · runbl." · Ctnclnnall player-manager Pete Rose continued to close In on · Til Cobb's all-time hi! ITJilrk of 4,191 when hewentl-for4 to bring his total to 4,140, just 51 away from surprasslng the long-standing record. • Rose pointed tohlsclub'sabilltytO put runs on the board since a subtle lineup change four gam es ago. Stuper lasted ·just two plus Innings, giving up seven runs, slx o! them earned, but Ron Robinson, winner Frank Pastore ,1-0, and John Franco, who notched his first save, limited !he Pirates to just two runs the rest of the way. Since revamping his lineup last Saturday. leading off with Gary Redus and Eddie Milner and following with himself, Dave Parker and Knicely in that order, lheRedshavepaundedtbeballfor53 · hils and :rl runs in reeling off lour Scoreboard ... . NEW 7 PC. WOOD FF. to llnlt baae safely ~ , Subscribers not deslrln~ 10 pay t ~r car.~ . rler m ay rc mlt In advance dlrroc) to Tht> Dally Se ntin el on a 3. 6 or 12 m onth basts. Cr£>dlt will be given car riff each month. • Martinez notched hls second · complete game ol the season Wednesday, lacing only 28 batters and retiring the last 16 in a row. after Rose caught a Une shot by Steve Kemp and wiD ., (USPS IU!80) A Division or Multimedia, .Inc: . Mazzllll was on his way ro second base In t~ fourth Inning Wedne8day. Mazzllll won the race and got back Stage set for NL West showdown . Fot Ftlhlf '1 Otg. •lEANS •DR£SS PANTS •BELTS •TIES CLOSE AT F1RST - Reds' Pete Roee ~d Pirates' Lee Mazz1JU begin a race back to first base · fearing another players.' strike wlll chase away fans lor good, has otlered to let Reds ' player assocla· lion representatiVe Joe Price examIne the club's financial books. But Price, saying he Isn't an accountant , has so fardecUned. Throughout the major leagues: players and owners disagree about the financial bealthofbaseball. That disagreement has delayed a players-owners labor agreement and raised the posslblllty of a· ·players; strike next month. "I told hlm (Price) hecancomein and look at the books," said Schott. "And If I lind out anything (lhe players want to knOw), I'll let them know about It, too." Said Price, "The way she put It to . me, I could come In and try to figure . them out by myself. If I were an accountant, that might mean something, but I really don 't want to get Into It with Marge Scholl . I don't have anything to gain doing that. ' $top Bg ~nd Lei U1 Help · You Oo Yo., $hopping The. Daily Sentinel . CINCINNATI (UP!) - Clnein· naII Reds bwner. Marge Schott. ·there mysellllnd take a look." REMEMBER JUNE 16th •SHI. The Daily Sentinel Page-5 Schot·t willing to open books Stephens Community Center In Columbus. If they should win their flrst round game In the single elimination tourney, they would play again on Friday with the championShip game played on Saturday. In the i5 and under tournament. which Is played at the same place, the local team begins Friday, June 14, and wlll play again that nJght If they should win their openJng game. The championship game will be played saturday. The 17 and under national tournament will be held from July 14-21 In Memphis with the 15 and under national tournament held !rom July 21-27 In Las Vegas. Easlern, Thaden Brle.-.t, Tim Adams and Ben Gerig o! Athe...s, Mike Chapman of Alexander. Scott Braag ol Wellsto.-., Ken.-.y Turley ol Southern, and Blll Brothers, Wes Howard. Scott Powell, Michael Bartrum, and Kevin OileF !rom MellJli. Although only a freshman, Bissell was a !lrst-team all-SVAC honoree. The AAU Junior Olympics Is spoll$)red nationwide by Sears and by the Ohio Department ol Youth Services p.-. a statewide basis. Several local nnen;hants alSO sponsor the area team. The 17 and under area team wOI open play In the state tournament on Thursday, June 13, at the St. Ohio ,, ' . ._. - .... ~ �' ' The Daily June 6, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio 'IKB-6-The Daily Sentinel . . By The Bend Unemployment aid available for tornado-victims By Unlled Press lntehlalional Help Is on lbe way for people lll)ell1ployed as a result of tornadoes that swept throUgh Ohlo and Permsylvanla last week. Secretary of Labor William E . Brock Wednesday announced that Gas funds received NO-TIL PLANTING - Planting no-1111 corn 'c rop Into a sod lleld. · S(S photo by Robert L. First. Reseeding needed for good production Reseeding a hayfield by use of a crop rotation is a good way to establish a new stand of forages for improved hay quality and produc· lion. Fields tlla t producing less than two tons/ acre/ year and have poor quality forage should be reseeded if hay production Is your goaL A good method of reseeding the field is by use of a crop rotation, such as planting a no-till com crop for one year. A recommended method Is to cut the first cutting or hay by mid -June, and then plant no-tUI com in the old sod. If the el<lsting forage is less than eight to 12 Inches tail, no-till corn can be planted without taking the hay off. When planting no·tlli corn, the recommended procedures must be followed for success. This Includes soil tests, proper herbicide and are insecticide application and correct seeding methods. . The following year after corn, tl1e field can then be reseeded to a meadow of grasses and legumes. The Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District (SWCD) has available for rent, to Meigs County farmers, a two row Allis Chalmers no-lUI corn planter. Dave Burt, SWCD technician, is available to assist farmers who use the planter. If you have .an old 'hayfield that ·needs reseeded and would llke to try one year of com, contact the Mf'igs SWCD Office in Pomeroy at 992-E647. State Auditor Thomas E. Fergu· son's office reported tlle May distrtbutlon of $9,496,874 to the state's counties, townships, cities and vUiages In revenue collected from t1te state's seven cents per gallon gasoUt]e tax. Meigs County received $.1),00> and each of the county's townships received $1,00l. Amounts received by villages Include Middleport, $2,154; Pomeroy, $1,674; Racine, $584; Rutland, $501, and Syracuse, $767. Friday dinner set The Ladles A:uxUlacy of lite United Pentecostal Church In Mid· dleport will hold a chicken noodle dinner Friday from 1l a .m. to 2 p.m. To end maJTiages Orders may be called to 992-3824. Philip Bearhs, Racine, has filed There wUI be deliVery .service or for a divorce in Meigs Courity customers may eat at the church. CommonPleasCourtfromBarbara · Dinners are $3 each Including · Bearhs, Racine, charging gross · dessert. neglect of duty and extl'emecruelty. A temporary·restraining order has Marriage licenses b£:en Issued against the defendant Marriage licenses have been pending the divorce action. Issued In Meigs County Probate Also filing for divorce and Court to David Franldin Reed, :1!, charging gross neglect of duty and and Di>idra J. WID lams, 30, bOth of extreme cruelty are Jennifer M. Pomeroy; to Randall Joe Might, 23, Anderson, VInton, aga inst William and Tammy Day Bush, 18, both of R. Anderson, VInton; and Gary ·· Middleport; and to Richard Scott ·Michael Johnson, Sr., Racine, against Sharon Ann Johnson, Bearhs, 22, Po!TIIII'IlY, and Lori Ann Simpson,18, Racine. Pomeroy. In the spotlight JUNE DRAPERY SALE I ;, , ! II IN II i A SAV INGS OF 20°/o I\, .I I : I SO ON SALt •,. ( JVt ·'\J '.\(-'I • ( ( '·ll '\I ( . I ', •',"1'~1 •,., flllllf' , /()/.)UJ / • I '• ', --·----- · - SALE ENDS JUNE <~J FURNITURE GALLERIES ' ·,t )'-. ' 446-0332 ,,, GAlliPOllo : AC : Spark Plugs p 0 DID YOU KNOW••.• i>Rt(E ••• ,., ..wnen an orcHr~V-bett vack5. r~ lt. But · l smafl.scatJered cncts 'ln ~ v~~ ar~ nor· .' ~=:~~':he~ro::n~==:e~: - I 1 ttltOYQh to metJD. Beams : $249 ~000 N #4001 #5001 '· I APTER MFC:. REBATE OE'l'AILS IN STORE s.· ~~ ~RIC~ c . . 9!t : 0 RESISTOR I I . : ~ AP1'ER MFG. REBATE N WI\GNEA c 0 ~ 54L.;,N! . 14 . (Cont inul'd from page 1) : c 0 ~ Limit B with coupon. &/12/ ae r Limit N I .2 .;,_,itti coupo'n According to the U.S. Depart· ml'nt of Agrlcultul"l'on~way to save money is by making your own convenience foods. When you have time, prepare extra food , then ·freeZI' it in portions that you can use later. Pancakes, waffies, dinner rolls, plate dinners, spaghetti sauce and lasagna are just a few of the many convenience foods you ran make yourself. Turn "left-overs" Into "planned oVers" for later use. Another recent survey by the U.S.D.A. showed that dinners and mixes with main ingredients can be good buys. You can save even more money by buying a less costly brand, uslngyourownsauce, pasta, cracker crumbs, and other similar Items. flowever, not all convenience foods are a bargain. Usualiy the ,._ _____ COUPON-------'- •-'------ COUPON ---· --- M. 1.. only for members of the Goebel Collectors' Club Robinson has served Heath Church and tbe conununlty. He has been btvolved in the field or social concerns and has IeadMelgsCQUllty United ·. Methodist Churches ·in varletyormtnlst~. · · . · · He served as rodlalrmim ~the Charter members were honored attend. at lite obserVanCe or the 51st Fern Morris, councilor, presided anniversary of Chester Council 323, at tbe meeting which opened with DaughterS of America, held al the tlle pledges and a prayer In unison. ~ l'l'C1!11tly .and attended by 42 · Psalms 1 was read and the national members. . anthem sung.lt was I)Oted that Mae · '. ~chblleottliecharter'members Spencetan!ILethaWoodarelD.The . Was presented a corsage and II fruit Council participated bt thi' .Memor- . basket. A JlOI'II1 bt tribute was read, 1aJ Day parade. • Chester Council meets and cake and Ice .cream were aerved. Charter members honored Included · Ellza~th Hayes, Zelda. , W~ Ada Bissell, LeonaHeils)ey, . lind ~'Monis, alllng wtlli f.etha· .. WoOds aDd Gay Gaul, unable to I u p most U. S. cars 0 $288 N orticl411 repreu:nt,_tlve (;oobel . -coa~eeton' , Cl•b .,,.,""""' Erma Cleland reported on the ....~of~he~r~w~or~k~wl~th~t~hem~·====j~~===~==~~;:::;:=::;=::=::=~;;;;=~ rally at East Uverpool, and Estber Smith on lhe -state ·SI'S!llon with Dlslrict 13 to have .tbe memi>rlal s'ervlce. Next dlStiict meeting was r\AMV .LiA-.ntr&~ ONCE " . . A vr'A /t:J , . ,. ~~ ~~· ~~~ arinmincedforJune25'atBeipre. · .. .: .·rt mos t imports I'«- Wllr CNI/)IW... gotltotdiMID- you cold c.ll Fit;' • h "**'I~~~81111 .,..,.., t'*'uww OIIWII.·•• IItd motel TltiM161Vi 011 ,... Tracy Smith dUtfng Smith NO.KIIIll NO,HAIIll GUUANRI GUAIANn! QUALITY PADS The Meigs County Chapter of Make Today Count will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, .p omeroy. The relatively new organization is for residents with Ufe --•· threatening Ulnesses, their families or close friends. WAGNER REBUILT WE HAVE HIGH-QUALITY AIR CONDITIONER PARTS AT BIG SA.V1NGS 12 WI"OHTH 12,000 MilE WAAAAIHY REMANUFACTURED from 123bonds nominees to n'l'l'ived $.'10· savings at a Youth Apprecta tort Day awards ceremony held recently at the South Charleston Hi"h I"> School. Behind each of tM nominees was a . ~toiy of so.>lfless. contribUtion to PRICES sr:t' $1462 $2479 Euh. f~~t>rS:~n:=l f;.:OS ~rm~~ lbe Infirm IICI. Pool opening set The Middleport Pool will be open starting tomorrow. June7, Regular hOurs will Jxo 12 noon to 5p.m., seven days a week. St:hedUie for night swimming wUI be announced later. MURRAY . . .. -· COMPRESSOR REMANUFACTURED BLOWER MOTOR UVeatherforecast OMC' CARS .t LIGHT TRUCKS * PAITS •COVWGE 101 Jill lOP ' AIIC·PORO CHRYILI!R CARS U<IHT TRUCKS 15 liltiNG tMtOII CAll IIID 240 RD AVE. 446-1813 8 AM 'TIL 5:30· PM • 1704 EAST.ERN AVE. 446-4204 8 AM 'TIL 7 PM · 119 W. 2nd 992·2139 8 AM 'TIL 5:30 PM 1 nl-5511 8 AI .'TIL PM $21.40 "If your car Is four years old; replace the belts and hoses. No matter how they loo•r~" 515 MAIN ST . 675-1520 ' 8 AM 'TIL 5 PM II JACKSON AVE. 675-2731 8 AM 'TIL 7 PM ., - llll•flllt* ,_ ....... ,.., 16 CU. FT. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER • 100% Frost-Proof • Full·Width Sliding Shelves • Automatic Ice Maker Tracy Smith, daughterorHowarcl and Dreama Smith, Charleslon, W. Va., former residents or Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, was one of six Kanawha County students selected WATER PUMPS CALIPERS $795 IWIAN. ....,.,_ AT A LOW, LOW ONCE-A· YEAR PRICE. honored by school The fifth annual Pigott Family Reunion will be held Sunday at the Forked Run . State Park with a basket dinner to beheld at12: :I! p.m. " ' ,$ 189 0 Pigott reunion set r _, I c Admitted --Kathryn Weaver. Rutland . Discharged--Danny Russell, Robert Flyer. Eileen Bowers, Rpdney Jones. Mostly cloudy today, with a chance of showers and highs between 75 and 00. Showers and . thunderstonns likely tonight. and Friday, with 'a low tonight near 60 and highs Friday Ill!tween 70 and 75. The probability of precipitation Is :ll percent today, 60 percent tonight and 70 percent Friday. . · E~tended forecast · A chanceofshoWersSaturday and Moriday, with fair weather on Sunday. Jiighs will range from lite mid 70s to tbe low 00s each day. · Overnlgllt lows will range from the mid 50s to tlle mid 60s early Saturday and be in lhe 50s Sunday and Monday mornings. We have "Smili ng Through" for your Inspection! It's another . treasure from Goebel of West Germany, available only to Club• members . If you're not a mf'mber, ask us how easy It Is to join . And let us put this authentic handmade M. .I. Hummel figurine into your hands .............................................................................................. $125 · · ~:c:~~~~~~~ln~ l ::·mornlng worship service, thecongregatlonof Heath Church staged a fareweU party for Rev. and Mrs. Robinson. A variety of refreshments was served and the couple was presented with a gift of money: : Mrs:kobtnsonaisowaspresimted a deCorated door or i.liill hangin& from theyouthcltOlr in appreciation Veterans Memorial MeeiS Thursday - cost rtses with thf' number or niques belp retain v1tamins,rnlner- but may be attractively economical Ingredients, the amount or advance als, and other nutrients In frozen and nutritious too, The choice is up. preparation required , and the and canned foods. lo you but he sur~ to be a Wlsl: fancier the packaging. But this When shopping for convenience consumer and do some tlllnldnJ difference Is often smaller than we foods, compare costs per serving of and coinpanson shopping before expect. Consider your budget While various forms of food. Frozen, you buy. · constantly comparing prices at the . boxed or canned are just a few of As .mentloned earller, Lasagna ts store. your convenience food optiOns. a good home-made convenience What other factors wUI help you Don't forger t!lat coupons can food and one that freezes well . U determine H convenience foods are introduce you to many new proyou'd like a recipe for lasagnl{, . right for you? Family preferenCes, ple;tSe contact our offict'' at992~ ducts that you might not normally need for variety and nutritional buy. Become a · label readt>r. or write to Box 32, Pomeroy, Oh!Q . 'alue are just a few. 45769. Ingredients are listed in descending Surprisingly, convenience foods Did You Know That: Eating out • order, and nutrition !('Vets give .are comparable to and may be Is another great limt'-savlf11! conpercentages of U.S. Recomll!f'nded more nutritious than homeDally Allowances to help you make , venience, but it can bE> very costly. PrePared. The reason for that Is On the average, a meal eaten ol.{t • comparisons. that enriChed and fortified IngreRest assured that some eonven - costs twice as much or morE' than a : • dients are frequently used and meal prPpared at home. ' •· lence foods are not only convenient . when you add foods like milk and <:>ggs during preparation at home, the nutritional value .is further Hummel "Smiling Througl\'' · techincreased. Modem Meigs County Cooperative Parish; and has .been active In the food cooperative, clothing banks and food bank programs. He has been chairman and . treasurerofllteMiddleportMinlsterial Assn. He has servE!(! as a chaplain at Veterans Memorial Hospital and the Holzer Medical Center. Hetuisbeenassociatedwith lite GaWa-Melgs Co:mrnunlty Ac· tiooAgencyandwasresponsiblefor lite Fema ,food project In Meigs County, · He was vice chaltman of the Jackson Area Ministry and was keynotespeakerforHomeMissions County Ministerial Association. van for the food cooperatJve ' inNewYorkCityoneyearago.He Robinson was responsible for ob- . program,· and In a large measure served as treasurer for lite Meigs talning a pickup truck for camps, a was responslbk> for the o!fice van of · · the Meigs County Coop. a . edviui .: . costly, increasing Pasior Robert Robinson arid wife, Joan, of Heath ·United Methodist Church in Middleport, will attend t1te West Ohio Annual Methodist Conference at Lakeside next week after which they wiU assume pastoral responslbUltles at tbe Metamora United Methodist Church, just west ofCII>vpland. 'llle Robinson team has served Heath United Methodist Church for six years. Mrs. Robinson Is well known along lite rtver for Iter musical skills and talents which Include teaching piano, vocal solo work, director of music at Heath Church, both the adult and youth choir$; playing lhe organ and synthesizer and work as a chalk talk artist. She has given numerous r~wn~;:.r:a-:a~x:s:f: theworshlphourattbechurch. 0 : Light up lo.r Sum"* .: . Page T Pastor leaving Middleport to Cleveland church duty -. •••• •HI 'i',l'flf fl.llS fj•lri.J )~ ' • . I , are aU examples of'foods you may bi! able to buy more cheaply than making your own. You ca11 usually save money if you prepare fOods from seratch. But If your time Is limited, YO!I may need to rely at least some. of the time on convenience foods that all' quick and easy to prllplll'e. Generally though, remember the more convenience a product the more it Home~ lllld f.H I'll bet your great-grandmOther didn't use many CO!\venJerll:e foods. I'D also bet sbe'd bE> surprisEd to see the large number of convenience fOods Wed by many Individuals and families today. Canned, fl)l'U'II, dehydrated and bakery fOOds save preparation time, ease clean-up chores, and ran cut down on waste. COS!$. ' We usuaUy think ot convenience . For example, ready-to-eat Items foods as more expensive than'home and frozen plate dinners and pl-epafe~~ or fresh foods but that entrees that need only heating isn't always tbe case. SOme com- usually cost far more than similar mercial foods cost the same or iess pi'Oducts prepared at h<ime. lf your than those made from ~ratch, due time Is really at a pl"l'mlum, . to mass production and reduced convenience may be worth the waste. . added cost. But first, make sure Canned or fi'OZI.'n orange Juice, your food budget can Jiandle this . instant mashed potatoes, biscuit cost. and cake mixed and creamed soups TOPES FURNITURE GAllERIES Thursday, June 8, 198S Convenience By CINDY 0UVEJu Coousy E~ Aplll r------ COUPON------- r------ COUPON------~ Meigs.•. Governor's Office of Criminal Justices Services. Under new state law, tlliscountyboardwilloverseea chlidren's trust fund which is expected to be at least $10,00l. Stat~ funds for the trust are coming from increased fees for certa in vital statistic Wo!TTJ~tion lnCI~ding co- _ 'pies of ()li't)) and death records: The commission had options of creating a board for1.hecounty, banding with surrounding counties to form a multi·county board, or not adopting -. any board at aU. . · . · · A June-19, 2·3 p.m: hearing at the -commissioners o!fi_c e· 'to discuss proposed uses in thl' county for revenue sharing dollars was announced. It was also announced that Richard Caruthers will be acting clog warden in the county until next Wednesday. Caruthers can be reached at 742-'11J71. CommiSsioners Manning Roush, David Koblentz and Richard Jones werE' ail present for Wednesday's me<'ting. Payments are avaUable to people Who as a result of the tornado are unemployed, unable to reach lltelr plaCe of work, cannot work because or an InJury, lite maJor support for a household because tbe head or the household died or were to bl'gln work but now cannot, Kilbane said. In Ohio, the ceU1rig Is $147 or $233 for people Wltll dependents. In Pennsylvania, lltemaxlmum!s$224 or $232 with dependents. "They can come In and apply now and we'll take applications for about :vi days," Kilbane said. "Cui normal processing perkxl Is three ,o r four weeks before lite· first check is Issued, but we're going to try to speed it up as much as possible." Ohio counties designated lor relief were Ashtabnla, Columbiana. Lick- workers In a 16-county area In lite two states are ellglble for aid under tlle Disaster Unemployment Assist· ,ance Program. " The Unemployment hJsurance systemhasresponslbtlltyforadmln· lstertngtlt!s disaster aid through lite state employment security offices," Brock said. "Funds ate provided by the Federal Emergency M8118&"" mt>nt Agency." · Grace Kllbane, deputy admln· strator lor lite Employme'llt Servi· ces Bureau in Ohio, elCJllained, "It provides unemployment assistance to people who are unemployed aS'8 result or t1te tornado. It also broadens requirements to be t>llglble." lng and Trumbull. . In Trumbllll County, officials are ., proud of the progess lh\11 has~ made in cleanup efforts. "Everything Is coming along extremely well." said Commissioner Arlhur McGee. "There has just been a tremendous outpouring of help from individuals and businesses . . "It's going to take a while, but we're making excellent progress. We're probably far ahead of where anybody thought we would be." , Although McGee reported that the number of spectators is dwlndllng, · CJhlo Attorney General Anthony Celebrezze took precautions Wed· • ' . nesday to protect tlle residents by ' ' . ordering his Consumer Protection Division staff into the area. Sentinel-._.~. . hoiiSehold chores for and elderly, some worked on dvic or cQinmunlty pro)f'Cts, 90rne put special e!fort Into sofvlng family situations. while others were given ~ial J'ecOitftltlon for their politene5s, concern for, and respectful behavior toward ftiends, neighbors a_n d pat'l'!lts. Yout~ Appreclaton Day, cosponsored by Kanawha County Schools, otrlce of Conununlty Education and the Charlestoo Dally Mau, was begun thn!l.> years ago to hcillor youths who otherwiJl' might !ll'Vl'r be brought int!l the UmeUght. It Is Intended to recot~~~i2ll\ youngsters who are often overlooked but who are ncinetbeless invaluable to thole around them. Tracy, a Dupont . Junior Hllb stildent, was l"fCOIPIIZed for her concern lor her grandmother with whom she stayed alter her ll'and· tatber died. Her aaalsWice to netaJ!bors tJtrouah nmnlngi'IT&ndl and mowing grasa was allo noted. • I ~;;;;;;iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili I· ... . • 00 • 0 o •0 .........,,. • • o• 0 0 •: o0 o I 1 • • • • • • ..__ • • •• • •• 0 • • o0 o • "• o.. I • • ....• ft h8 gi S \. I oI o • • • • · • • • • • • • • • 'J= • W8V8 ~t '::::::''-Y l. R LOVES ....... 8&8 I I!!A. . . . . . rAI n • • o0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • • • • 0 •o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0• 0 FPD-16TM o• • Reg. S69t.96 • • ALL MEN'S SHOES INCLUDING WORK SHOES MARGUERITE SHOES "tilt ..............,. . .................. OH. ~· 1/ NO'( $ s7995 W.T. �~~ 8-The Deily Sentinel Thursday. June 6. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Thursday, June 6, 1985 ·Several organizations hold recent meetings Shade Valley 'hxmpson and Jane Allee or the Shade V81ley Council al Fkral Art& receotlY conducted tlu'ee prdl!ll · llle!'aW sesslolls· With the children o1 the special educatlo!l cla.ls at Chester Elementary School. The chlldrerl plal'lted JJIIII'Igold and coleus seeds, and transplanted cuttings trom butkln cacU. Tiley served retreshments to the seven students and the teacher. Several plants started II! earlier therapy sessloDs were displayed. 'lbompsm 1'he door prize, a ceramic hun1cane lamp, was won by . Gwlnnle White. White daisy centerpieCes flanked by yellow candles decorated the tables. Mrs. Geroge Rizer haCI the prayer. Attendll!g besides those named were Matjorle Walburn, Gladys Rife, Lillian Demolkey, Betty Denny, Lynn Andrews, Kate WU· soo, Darla, Amber and Autumn Thomas, Frances Young, Oekla Chase, Dorothy Anthony, Ka~ Anthony, Dorothy Neutzllng, Marla. Bethany . and Bridgett Roush, Donna Pulllnli, Edna Wllsoo, Nadine Barton, Martha Klein, Carolyn MUJer, Pam Burton, Sara Fowler, Martha King, Marsha King, Janice Gibbs, Beulah White, Helm Bodlmer, Tracey Grueser, Betty Williams atid Carolyn Davis. Mi¥1eport First Baptist ' The annual mother-daughter ban· quet of the Middleport First Baptist BEST OF 11IE CLASS 1911$- Southem High school student, Lois lhle, lsolle of overU top ranked hlghscbool'llelllon.belng honoredbyWSAZ . Televlllou Sand General Motors' Salute to the "lleM or the Clas8, 1BII5." Dole, alone with other lop ocholars lrom the WSAZ televlsloo 3 viewing area, are being featured Ill pubUc senice announcements. ·-' Church was held recently at the church, , · Donna Grueser had the blessll!g before the dinner. Sharon Hawley was at · the plan<> for "Name that '1\lne" ttme,PatBurtonmnducteda quiz, "Which Side.'' won by Louise 'i'h0111pson, and June Kloes and Cathy Riggs Jed II! a sll!g·a·long. Therewasalsoaskltentltled "The Lord's Prayer" by Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Hawley which emphasl2ied the folly of hurrying through prayer without thlnklng about what Is bell!g said. The schedule for a flower show to be held at the next meellng was presented when the .Wildwood Garden Club met recently at the homeofDorlsGrueserwlthJuanita wmas them-hostess. Evelyn Hollon prepared the schedule andeachmemberdrewfor (I class. Mary Nease gave devotions us1l!g poems, "Look on the Fields", "Please Lord Forgive", and "June POMEORY- The Meigs County • Chapter of Make Today Count wUl ; meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the l',felgs Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. The rela· lively new organization Is ·tor residents with life threatening Illnesses, their famWes or close ft1ends. ' &CINE - Racine Legion Post ;lia! will meet Thursday, 8p.m . Afish :fr¥ will be held. FltiDAY ;EAGLE RIDGE- Meigs County tnx Chasers Association wlll meet 7: ~p.m. Friday at the.Eagle Ridge . C@In. : ~DLEPORT .:_ :TOwllshlp . .Trustees ' ., wm Salisbury ll1eet': . . In regular sesslonFrtday, 7p.m., at the hOme of Wanda Eblin, township clerk. The fifth annual Pigott FamUy Reunion wUl be held Sunday at the Forked Run StateParkwlthabasketdlnnertobe heldat12:i!Op.m. , SUNDAY CHESTER - Blaine and Chris· tine Bowman will be special euests at the Uvlng Word Church of God In Chester at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. SATURDAY CHESTER - Chester Township Sunday. Tbeywill be provldlng both Trustees will met 6: ao p.m. Satur· . thepreachll!g and the musiC. Pastor day at till! townhall. GObert Spencer ll!vttes the public. PAGEVJLLE- Sclplo Township Trustees meetll!g, 7 p.m. Friday at the T'ownshlp Hall In Pageville. RACINE - . Racine Volunteer Fire Depaftment wU1 sponsor an old-f8.shloned lee cream soclalatthe fire station Sunday begll!nlng at 4 p.m. Rtn'LAND- Bowhunters Assn. EAGLE RIDGE - Rev. Roy meeting saturday 8 p.m. at the club Deeter wW be guest speaker at the hoUse.Aisomembersareremlnded · Eagle Ridge Church at 7:30p.m. that the VInton County Round Robin · Sunday. is this Sunday. CLIFTON W.Va. - B.T. Weston Public will present singing ministry at ROCK SPRINGS square dance, Saturday, 7:30 to revival services he1l!g held at the 10:30 p.m. at .grange hall, Rock Cllito!l Taberruicle, CUiton, W.V(I., Springs FalrgrQttnds by Meigs at 7:30 p.m. Thui'sday ~nlng . . . .' : :. . .. ·'' through SUJidayi!'Veitmg. REACf . . . . . - . -Members report that numerous . .... LANCASTER-TheMllesHy$ell .• • '. ~ ' - . • ,. 1'heBlgBendMerchantsAssocla- aspects of yesteryear. All work must be handcrafted : ~on Is ptanrllng an extensive arts . and crafts festival on June 22 and 23 only by the ll!dlvklual artists Ill conjunction with the annual displaying and exhibitors, who CIUI • librervance of Heritage Sunday by sell their merchandise during the • Jbe Meigs County Pioneer and festival, are encouraged also to demonstrate their techniques. ' lllstorical Society. • ;. Court Street wUl · ,be clo!ied to The association will not be respon!ilble for any accident, losses • #Btflc on !he days of the festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the or damages and sales booths must ahlbltor extry fee ls$10for an eight be open and staffed during all hours of the show. _.eight space. Area craft people are Invited to _ ; Exhibitors must provide their : pwn set up and exhibitors wlll be complete the following application • JCreened to ll!sure that the art or and submit It to the Pomeroy : );raft meets a criteria of refleCting Chamber of Commerce. .. APPLI FORM FOR ARTS 8t CRAFTFEST '85 motortstsstoppedbytorrreecoffee, soft drinks and other refreshments durtng the hours from Frtday evenll!g through Monday evening, Nathan and Bj!tty Biggs prov_lded There wW a potluck dinner at 1 p.m. By DALE RO'l'liGEB, Jr. ,Walker and hls female associate. OVP News Editor P .K. Carroll, 8524 Old Ocean Vlew What happens when you find out Rd., Norfolk, Va . .that an acquaintance on a vacation ·cruise three years ago Is arrested by Walker, who told thegroup ,heand the FBI for espionage? That's what his companion were Private Investigators, revealed he was a retired .a Gallla County couple learned this Navy InteWgenceotrlcer. Walker, a week regarding tl)e arrest- " of very Interesting, articulate lndlv1d.]ohnnle Walker, Norfolk, Va ., on ual, make no bones about the fact he .May 20 In Montgomery County, Md. was glad to he out ofthesetvlce and Walker, 47, a retired Navy did not always agree with the communications officer, hls son, mUltacy. Michael, 22, a seaman In the U.S. Walker was not only entertall!lng, Navy, hls brother, Arthur Walker, 50, a retired Navy lieutenant but kept everyone spellbound with hls Navy experience stories and commander, and Jefr:Y Whitworth, those adventures encountered as a 45, of Davis, CjlUf. , have been chargep with pa'sslng mllltary PI. Accordlng to reports slncefhls secrets to the Soviet Unlon In an operation rooted In Norfolk, the arrest, some ofWalker's detective .hOme of the world 's largest Navy agency employees may be accused 1 of helping hlm to smuggle secret base. In (l.ugust 1982, OVP News Editor Navy documents to the Soviet Dale Rothgeb, Jr.. and Ills wife, Union . Aflfth person believed to be a member of the famlly·frtend opera· Patty, 544 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, tlon Is still at large. Law enforcespent a week cruising theCarl])!lean aboard the Carnival Cruise Lines' ment sources said the FBI appar· Mardi Gras. During their vacation, ently knows the Identity, but not the the Rothgebs were assigned to whereabouts of a person known as ' dinner table 10 each morning and "F," the code letter used by the .evening. Seated at their table were , accused 'spy ringleader Walker, · four other couples lncludll!g the who allegedly has been passing alleged chief of the spy ring Johnnie secrets. to the Soviets for the past 20 ·. was guest · speaker at the recent W<men's Mlssklnacy society meet· lng of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. Mrs. Dale talked on "This Day Is Mine and The Lord's" with her comments relating to dally Chris· tlan living and personal responslbtl· lty. She was ll!troduced by Mrs. Caryl Cook who presided at the meetll!g In the allsence of Jane Snouffer, president. Scripture and devotions with prayer were given by Mrs Cook. · Attending were ·n women from Middleport and two from Cheshire. A gift of appreciation was given to Mrs. Dale. Mrs. Conine Hager was a guest and played the plano for thetra~er.for,tJi~operall<i~< :.. >. ~Implement new . ------------L----""-------- THE DAILY SENTINEL IS -NOW TAKING. APPLICATIONS .·.· . . FOR CARRIERS IN . THE POMEROY AREA , . CALL 992·2155 ·-aETWEEN·a:oo ·A.M. AN·o~· s:oo P.M. ~ ,.:-"" ·'. .. . years. A United Press International story out· of Baltimore Wednesday said officials feel the spy operation could beoneofthemostdamaglng ln decades, stretching from Norfolk, , Va., to northern California to such .!ar·Dung places as Hong Kong, the Philippines and VIenna . Walker and hls son entered not gutlty pleas Tuesday to all counts lnvolvll!g espionage. T!Je case broke May 20 when the elder Walker was a~ted not far from a rural Maryland woods where he allegedly left classltied docu· ments for a Soviet contact. Hls son, Michael, was charged with passing on classlfled documents from the alrcraftcanier Nlmltz to his father. Whitworth, a retired Navy radio expert with access to classified codes arrested Monday, was des· crtbed by Walker's girlfriend, . Pamela (PK ) Carroll as Walker's "bestfrlend". His alleged Involve· ment In the spy rinji broadened the (Xltentlal threat .to U.S. security · because of his access to codes and other secret data concerning opera· tlons of the Pacific Fleet, Navy officer'S report. tobacco plan • . · WASHINGTON - A new plan to Agriculture Cornrillttee said the Phillips said ·he could not be · help save the federal tobacco legislation would probably require specific about the future of price program has apparently been cigarette companies to pay for part supports, but added they would · worked out using a program of. the costs to operate the federal probably he tied closer to tobacco's · Cleve loped by some farm leaders price support program. acutal market prices. • jiild a cigar.ettecompany, according Ron Ph!Ulps, press secretary for Assessment.s on the . tobaeco • to a Farm Bureau spokesman. the committee. said that agreement lndusuy would continue to pay the David Beck, governmental af· was also reached on a method of cost of purchases necessary to ' fairs director of the Kentucky Farm reducing tohact;o price supports, guarantee prices. However, for the , Bureau, said the plan, details of which are being blamed for forcing first time, he said the manufactur· 1 ~ which have not been made public, the prices of AmeriCan leaf tobacco ers would share In the cost that had reportedly generally follows some above world market levels. been borne solely by the tobacco of the provisions of the so-ealled The high prices have apparently farmers. ReynoWs plan. brought a wave oflmporte<1 tobacco The recomenda !Ions, agreed to Into the u.s.. forcing an accurnula· Two emergency runs Tuesday following a daylong nego- tlon of large surpluses of homeTwo calls were answered on tiating session between representa · grown tobacco. An agreement was also reached Wednesdaybylocalunlts,the Meigs lives of the growers groups and the cigarette companies, will be sent to on how marketll!g quotas would lJe County Emergency Medical Servi· congressional ~fflces of the major determined In the future, the · ces reports. At 6:13a.m., Racine took Ray· tobacco groWnlng states'- North. shartngofassessmentsbygrowers and coinlianles. to help pay-for the ; mond Snl~r to Pleasant Valley Carolina , South·· Carolina, Ken· tucky, TennesseeandVIrgtnla-for price 'support program and how l!ospltal and at 3:50.p.in., Middlecurrent surpluses ·would be pur· (XlrttookBarbBollnfromParkSt. , the drafting of legislation. chased by the cigarette companies. to Veterans Memorial Hospital. A spokesman for the Senate .-. ... ' . ...... ' . . . . ._.. . ·~· ·; . " . •' . . ABOARD THE MARDI GRAS -ln 19&2, Dale and Patty Rothgeb of Gallipolis, seoond and third from left, tookaweek'ScM!bieaboardlhefunshlpMardiGraslo the Caribbean. Asslgaed to table lOin the ship's dining hall, the Rolhgebs were joined by foor other couples Including allegedspy,JohnnleWalkerofNorfolk, Va., fourth from left, and hls traveling companion, P.K. Carron, center. Others sharing the table wert! front left, Wendy ives of San Diego, Calif., newcy weds, Brenda and Guy Berling of Irving, Texas and Yv<n~e S. Berry of Coronado, Calif. Trailer ordinance gets f~t reading · Racine VUlage CouncU approved a firs t reading of an ordinance regulating trailers at a regular meeting Monday night. The ordinance requires trailers to he placed at a certain distance from property lines and other structures and outlines other procedures to be followed in placement of such homes. It was reported that permits are now available for filling swimming pools and for other large wa t.er uses. Council reminded residents to place trash In plastic bags for loading into thetruckmaklng plckupsand !twas agreed that pollee will take approp· .rial£' actions on · any further com- Lottery winners CLEVELAND (UPI) - Wednesday's winning Ohio .Lottery numbers: Dally Nwnber 212. Ticket sales totaled $l,lJ3,896, "1th a payoff due of $785,556. l.olto · 2,8,20,21,27.21!.Therewasnoiotto winner. · pl.alnts on thruse of BBguns. It was agreed to repair the village hall roof. The board of public affairs reported that property owne.r s of rental and leased buildings are responsible for payme nt of water bills which a re due to the 15th of each month. Letters were sent also to prowrty owners in regard to mowing vacant lots. The flnanc<' committee reminded council the prudent swnd· lng must prevail especia lly In the water department and the cemetery fund . Summer projects were dis- cussed. ThemeetlngrecesseduntU7 p.m. on June 17. r;:=========~~ 9~u.:,. FLORIST 352 East Main St. Pomeroy, OH. 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AIIwomen goHers are Invited to attend the ladlessesslonsheldat8:30a.m.each '1\leSday, Sfel¥art Greenhouse. Debbie Ball . - - - - - - - - - - - had charge of the program which tested the knowJed8"'ofmemberson plants with a gl!lleral discussion following a quiz. Evelyn Hollon dlspayed two arrangements, one using President Hoover roses, and another In red, white and blue made with larkspur and baby's breath. Kathryn MOler and Mary Nease displayed rose speclmens. A card was signed for Teresa Fisher, . an honorary member who Is hospitalized. . Refreshments were served to l5 members. ' A quanltyof safety literature was dlstrlbuted when the Meigs REACI' held a safety break at the south· bound roadside park on. Route 33, over the Memorial Day weekend. .. . . . ' . ' . 1 group singing. Refreshments were servell by the host church. Mrs. Delthll!e Dale of Portsmouth FORKED RUN - County Grange Youth Group; musiC by Delyer Richards; refresh· ments avauable. _M h •• ·-: ere ants 0 rgan 1Z1ng' . ;p~:~~=~~~ • · · f £ • · :~rts . era ts :-. teSt1va . :·~a::t:a~:. Hy~ll . 4 ... Alleged spy on 1982 cr_uise with Gallia County couple Missionary group Community calendar I area happenings THURSDAY .. Wildwood Garden Is Ccmlng." For ron call members named the vegetable they use most. Betty Mtlhaon presided at the businesS session. An ll!vltatlon was read to the 50th weddll!g annlver· sary of VIctor and Mary Hysell on June :Kl at the Forest Run Chi!J'Ch. Mrs. Hysell IS a fom'ler member of theclub. Timely gardenll!g tips were given by Mrs, Will whO noted that now Is the time to plant dahlia tubers, sow the last of garden vegelables, and annuals, tokeepspraylngordustlng roses, cultivate the flowers, pinch the tips of mums. Plans were made to meet at the home ot Ada Holter for a trip to the Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ARTLEY SH ADDRESS------------~- 21 0 E. MAIN I will be sellinc (must list) - - - - - - - -- - - " - - rGIIIOY 992-5277 . • If electricity is nHded, plem check: _YES _NO · ' . Pluse make checks payable to the Bend Area Merchants Association, and send this application and your check to: · Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce ' Courthouse 2nd StrHt . Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 MUIC'oN·~ e's not so tough ... ' J.:In~c~ase~m~~:in~,~th:er~e~w~il~l~be~in!dOM~~~!:~~. . . . . . . ...J SEE OUR DISPLAY Soften up your famnte "toughw" this Father'spay with cards and gifti from American PIZZA SHACK G~tings. AT THE MEIGS INN IS NOW OPEN ORDER YOUR HOMEMADE PIZZA OR FAVORITE SANDWICH BY CALLING 992·6674 w. Mtb ,... . , , Fit Llll MIHV -·--·-•SeloctShill- [I : 'J I (J ~ .Air c:o~tdiUonlltQ • AMIFM sttrto • Tit IIMriog- H f fl : [J !-'sf ' I'MJilotl """'_,_ •Ouat.....,.contiVIm..., ' ) l I , LET US HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR DIS.H. 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H)>uH, Friday, June 71h tnd leturdoiy, JUM llh. Friday lociuro 1 Olm-lpm . ltturdoy hburo 1Oorn-lpm. Everyone M.._. Rnponolbte lor welcome. Glorlo Oiler, Pf'IVIIItlvl mainiMIInGe end 8t.Rt.325, Lengovllle. Ohio. uplo- of peril flldlhiH. urounde. trlllo, t11of·742·207e. lilt• -urity, end public V01111 can ~lim up toreumm•. relltlono. Supervltio -ric •• aedpwt. Min~ AI fllaturll W.lght·Looo pro- craw. pom con help you 1oM lmum 'qu.ut~Ntlon~: Com· 1 0·28 plus poundo In your plltlon of -ondary lduc•· ~rat month or vour .....,.., lion. liK montha a•pertenoe. training in turf, grouads, ond bedc. Clll now 114· 742- footllty malnt-nce. and 2328. volld d,_t llconoe or ~qui· volent. O.dlino: J101t 21st ol 4PM. Apply et tho 0.0. Mcln~y<e Pllrlc Diotrlol. Gal· Ill Caunty Gel· lpolo. Oh 411131 . " - ' ' Hoi~ AlrdiiO· HIII BHgle Opportunity Emplo.,...._ .,...., 3 monthe old. Port -Collie. Coli 114-241· ~doblci csrolera w1nted 111111. lor Dilly Tribune wo-g rout... e.m extra 'ependlng Adoroble kitten to good money . ond opportunity for home. Clll 114·379-2118. prlzu, celh ond tripo. Apply by otopplng ot tho Tribune ll.ldnoo, 3 mo. old. Well Office or csll ""11·2342. fAille cere of. Coli 11 4-""1· ldool tor mtrwd penono. -MIOY· ~:_. T:=':i. ~-,:: .Curb Inflation U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Savel__! I own I I Addre II Phone J lnbUnt relltf''IIU tht rigflt 1 to d9nify, nlit '" r•j•l 1 ony ad. Yovr ad will lo .ut in th proP.er donifKI· I .Phan rf you II dtftk tilt I ,roptr box lttlow. II I· Ad Wanted 1 W«dt day TtlS SJ.Ov Sl.DO 6 10 dars da,s s~ . oo $11.00 To 2) $4.00 SI.DO Sll.OO $21 .00 To lS $1.00 $10.00 •n.oo $25.00 These cosh rates indude discount I. '- z: ____ _- I· J . - - - - - - II. - - - - - - - - - - 2<1. - - - ' - - - - 21. _ _ _ _ __ '85 Needlecraft Catalog - 150 plus designs. $2 + 65r p & h. 2J. --~-- 25. l · 1. 26. 21. 21. 1 1 I II I oo. 2t. I I !'· Jll. I 12. I : 13. 31. 32. 1 1. ••· i •' 1 1 I I ll. ~- -' .. _II · - Js Mail ThisCCIIIponwilh Remittance 1 The Dally Sentlilel 1 1 1 I, 1 111 CaurfSt. ·. Books $2 50 + 65c each p & h. 134-tc Quick !!lochlno Qulfts 127-Aighons ' n' llf>lllos 121-Pttlow Show-oHs 111·Holrpln Crochet 011- I' Courl-. ·~'"" " 0 ' ' PH. 742-23.28 WHALEY'S Public Sale & Auction NOTICE I.A.D. CORPORATION flntemationel Resource Development Corp.} 29426 Chagri,n Blvd.. Suite 209 . . Pepper Pike. Obio .44 i 22 SLOAN LAND LEASING & ACQUISITION, INC. Pari< Ploce Bldg. 111361 Pea~ Road. Strongville, Ohio 44136 a ' - in-ichJamnH. Hoyt is leaor, Ire nottfied that said leooe doted 3 Septembef 1980 and racorded in Vol. 66 pg. 55 with assignments in Vol. 66 pg. 749 and Vol. 68 page 217 GUN AUCTION '(REMEE Ns GUN STORE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SATURDAY, JUNE 8 AT 1· 0 A.M. Auction wi II be held at • ( ounty Ga II 1a Fairgrounds OVER 50 GUNS HUNTING SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS FISHING EQUIPMENT CAMP I NG EQUIP MENT, AMMO HUNDREDS OF ITEMS WILL BE SOLD '----------:"---:-------..1.1 KENNETH SWAIN-Audioneer of the Lease Records of Meigs County. County Record.,·s · Meigs County Coun Pomeroy , Ohio ~~ovitot~rte':.r::::~~~ and that James H. [!~h.:;: f~.?.:":;nd~ ~"::~ ~~':, ~::"~ ~~ PAllS The IMd descnbed in said leoaa is situotad in Bedford Township, Meigs County . Ohio being 143 acres more or less, in Soction 21 , _being bounded on the north by land of Hvoe~J-Thomas: on'""..., =n=·~~~':i.~:a":;"c::; the east by lands of Story; on the south by land of Smith· Story and on the west by Ianda: of Ross. JAMES H. HOYT Lessor (61e.' ltc 54 Misc. Merchandise BIG FOOT PARK Television listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages .4 46-4522 "W• fl..wl '" im" LISA M. KOCH, M.S . Licensed Clinical Audiologist & UPHOLSTERY AUTO , $50. MO. *Boating *fishing *Shaded Sites DIIUTIOIIL South Of1 Oh6o Rt. 7 , e mUn RENTAL St. At. 160 Norlh cross RaccOOft Crtt. Bridgt, 1urn right 1nd follow ~' MOTEl . ~~. 62 NORTH POINT"PLEASANT, 'II. VA. 8 miles from Pom11oy-lluon Bridlt SING!! 124.,S 304-675-6276 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-l410 LIMESTONE lEN'S APPLIANCE .·. SERVICE · TOP. SOIL ·FILL DIRT - WE ARE YOU~ SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPIED QUliN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATILUTE SALES & SERVICE We Htu A F•ll TIMe S~•t T11hlelu eo~•• , TRENC~G IS Oil! IN TrtJKhing Of Any Type Dozer & Backhoe Strv1ce Plumbin& Serv1ce Weldinc. Lowboy Houlinc Sepbc Systems Litenstd & loRtltd FRII IITIMATIS RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE II. 4, Hysell Run Rd. Pomtfoy, Ohio 45769 (6141 '92·2134 ., 992-6704 WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE CHESTER-915-3307 4/ t/tfn ·1 MEIGS EXCAYAnNG COMPANY Will do all types of ex· cavating, landscaping, basements, sewage systems, water and gas lines, water wall drilling and service. trucking (limestone 8t din). •Waehen •Oiehw11her1 •Range• . •~e1rigere,ora •Dryer.~ •frNJefl P~RTS a_illl Heating ' · INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd lib to introduce -you to lnPit-A-Cor. the WIOdorn woy lo drive the vehicle of your choice. NO DOWN PAYMINI lOWER MOIITHLY PAYMENT > •• m . CAU 446-4522 ''We Rent For Len" .,; U·SAVE AUTO,' RADIATOR CONTRACTING SERVICE DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS 8o SEW !A UNES, RECLAMAnCN, PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS,· DUMP TRUCK STONE 8o DIRT We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can ·also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repai~ Gas Tanks. JIM CLIFFORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio PH. 992-7201 5·23-tfn Complete Gutter Wallo Complete Remodeling ... Roofing of on Typoo , , . .Worked in home ei'N .. • 20 vear1 " Free E1timate1"" CAU COlLECT: Ph. 1614) 143·5425; ·, 5/1/2 '"'· pd • NEW-REPAIR Guttera - Downspouts Gutters Cloonod · Pointing Storm Doors & Windows Siding • Soffit Work flEW LISTING - lovely two story, brick home, leaturm g three bedrooms. large living room , dining room, family room, full basement, on beautiful lot H1gh Street. Pomeroy. Asking $33,500.00. UNGOS 949-2263 or 247-4641 CARPENTER 4/29/ tln SERVICE ·· • Commercial - Plumbing ancl etectrlcll WOfll CFrH Eotlmotool THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP 3 I 7 Norlh Second Micklleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE ' .; IUSIIIESS I'IIONE (6141 992-USO IESIDINCI I'HONI (61CI 992·175.4 l/22/tlc Commercial Silts •Single .IIIII Multi Ullit Hollling •Woocl Mocle Caloinefry ' .,..... ..........int GREG ROUSH Jill. 992·7611 rHt flllll•t Nlllr PIUS: Olfiu Supplioo I furnifuoe, W..wing . ...eG.......Iion 1 ...... ....... Station:'J:.~CitJI'Itfic St-.s, SitM. I . Copy S.rvkts, Etc. 255 M St. Mf•J1•11ut 10........, ... , _ , ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes .St1rt From 12'116' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Do1 Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. ·Ph. 614-143·5191 10·6·tlc , FEMa & SUPPL' After S C... 7U.JOt7 II "frH btimatts" IMtailatiOII ~ V. C. YOUNG Ill . 992-6215 or 992 · 7314 ,_or. 0 11·14·11l: A111111 unc~~ 1111• nl • 1- ..... .. ' 2 In Memorl1m 'ol <l l ----------------~· I , ·1 . 1 ' ~ In lovmg memory of m~ · Uncle Sidney Durtt whO'depaned thil lift June 1 984 ond my deor mot"+' 1 Iva Durst Carpenter whO' · paued away June 12,'~ 1981 . Very o_odty n)ltoef. : Fred• Carpenter. • •• ·• 1 e.; . "• Dolo Clonch and fomlllr -· would like to th•nk ev~one~ ' fo.r flowen •nd contrit.u~: tiQns given to the fllmlij. ; Spoclol thonko toP, buddllta' and Middleport E11111r_..{cy'' 3 TOWN Announcemtn'ts • "r •:, COUN1RY VETERINARY , CUNIC IN MIDDlfPOIT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D. V.I. OPEN THURS. EVE. 6-8 EACH PT. PlEASANT OFFICE •••u• ; · ' ~S=q=u;od:.:::::::::jl::~·-~~: ACCENT .. PH; 992·6931 -r tI ,....s ,_... 11ronMy I ,.a.s ,.... , . . , 1 ,.... to..., ••mr,....• 11-·llolt,... IAitll,, ........, lllltBY .....,..,... ' I J • " SWEEPER ond towing IYII• • china rep•ir, partt. ..u1 . supplloo. Pick up IJIMI. delivery, De'lll Vacuura Cle1ner. one h1lf mile u Georgeo c-k lid. I 1114·4411-0294. . I Bolloono for Get W.H, An veruryo, alrthde'/1. pertlee. Singing GO<rllo . Col .... loon•• Co . 114-441·431,, , ..;.p, N- Credit Cord: No ~ refuaed. VIII·MIItercar_.,!J\ , Call 1·111·1111·01itl. ~il 1 1 hr1. 1 ~ .\ , • SINGLES CLUI lor, W~1 i · Vlrglnions only, ITATI• WIDE. AM ._..a. _D. . .U . !r' -bora. Detelie: •:t~ ,. H.llllly H - Club, ,1 tty, Yi'l ZH71. , ;, Instruction P-yourFAAwrittenlnano -kend. Don Hleronlmuo, D.I.A obd King A-etld G10undo Schools. 114-532· 01177 ... 814' 884·1823. e..., "1'- •-ion vOIJ<owigon. good cond, ~. IUPEll IEETLE, 304- 17.J!·IU3. . A _"Lone Star"' quilt • .nice blue and whho •or rod onjl Whlto qulho' mode before 1140 . 114 - 2411-8448 ..enlngo. Wanted. rneture wom•n to ltly .- Hdo 'with• aid• lady. Must havo refllrtn-. Call 304·1711-1117 eftlr I PM or wrlt1 lox 20. Pliny, W. Vo. 2111118. Grwn Acre• Homo Ute lnstruct9f. min. ~uol . 72 houn coli- credit.: contact David Eekl1. 304· 712· 2121 . 1DE. Avon territarleo ovlllleblo. Pt. Pleuont o..o. 304· 1711· 1421. • W.ntld to buy. • chlcllen. pllone 304-1171· Want to •m eat,. money lhls ....,..,.,7 How- o 2174. pepor rou1e7 C....,. ,,. ,........ for M-n llvd. JeffW- Blvd. Ortll. II In• utcd. pe.... 0111. Point P11111nt lle111ter. 304· 171-13~3. 12 Sltuallane Wanted • 2 bdr, furnished, •II utilit.. pd.. eacept atect.. conve nient location, aecurity dap- ooit reuqlred . Collll1•· 4411 · Duplex tor uto by owner, trailer lower River Rd . tlii,IOO. Owner will fl· nanca with downpeyment. Can 111 4 · 4411· 21 311 between BAM • 12 Noon. Church with 1 acre on Cl•v Wotor lliJtlls drlllod ond otr· vlced. Pric01 on rlqueet. Cell 111 4· 742· 3147 orii14-882IIOOI. PIANO TUNING AND RE· PAIR, Summor roteo In effect· free eatl m etel . Worcl•o Koybaerd. 304·171111100 .,. 11711· 3124. ill II 31 - I :. Lill' Hamea for Sale Thrt1 bodroomo. otntrel tlr, vinyl Will ....... cerpet throuthout, well inaulated, new point, Jttlochtd - · UJIO outdoor Drill, -nlntle, many e~troo. l:ol 11 4-.UI· Zlla3 til !1:00PM, otter 8:00PM coli 11 4·2411· 81111. Flltwood-lnl'omil<oy for br., FR. IN ceiHng, vinyl lldlng. olumlnum window, 17 A. -ble. CoM 114· 441·23111. 3 or 4 lldr.. 3 belli. film . rm .. LR, Dfl. 2 oor ..,..._ CA. Jey Do. Clll814·44.. 4307. .,... ..,,_ 4 bdr. l ...... :S,OOQeq.ft .. J - · · Ztll pi a o. ~-··-· 1111.000. fleduaed to 142.000. ,............ • • . Clll 114'44f.7U11 or 111- ...,_1421. _B_II_5_8~·------­ Furnithed 2 bdr. in Crown City. Coli 114·2511· 6620. Furnlshod, oir cond .. cable, no city taxn, beeutiful riverview, Kan•up. Foster' a Mo· 19711 Holloy Paolo wlth·onirotl bllo Home Pork, 1114·446· tt expendo, 2 bdr .• ""' 1802 · air. 1111ppliances, underpin· _ _ _ . ------nlng, Cltt'pet throughout. For rent mobile home. Upper eac. cond., 010,000, Call River Rd. Coli 111•· 4•6· d•'/1 1114·4411·7368, evoo 06d8. 614· 2111·, 524. 12x80 mobUe home 2 Double wide treiler. aet up bedrooms, gal. • 1 36 per on lol. Aoldng 120,000. Coli month. 61 4 ·992-7034 or 1114· ""1· 4785. 992-71171. . Wauld Uko to point .houH tooH~ro. roofo. Call 6142118·11128. kn-. Fedor1l, lltatt ond Civil lobo now ovtlleblo. Col 1-i11· 1118·8304 lor Info. 24 hoo. iiiri;;i ~ s·•••=~ ·e~ery 1974 12x84 Buddy 2 bdr .. with lot or without. Call 1114-...1 -921 9. l-0-ne:_O_w_ner_t_l_3_be_clr_oo _m ranch with alum. oldlng, centro! air. Lg. Lfl. FflorDR . Fireptoco with wood burner lnMrt. Fully equipped kit· chon. Utility room. -2 full belho. Ovarolzed gooragoo. Nicely londscaped lot with potlo . lnground pool 11'x3Z', Foncld. 2 otorago bklgs. Scity ochoolo. Call 1114· . .11·7664 otter &PM . 3 llclr. houM, Gratn School, extra lot, flnl1hed b11ement, 2 011 gooroge, 115,000. Cell 814·4411·3040. 7 room hoUR junc:tlon Hen· nan Tr.:e B. Rt. 7 et Swan CrMk. J .D. Pollitt. Coli 304-1122·3221 or 11 4-256· 111137. In Middleport, 2 bedroom, pertletly furnlllhad . tncludeo w . . her·dryer. 1 child only, plo01e . Coli 114· 992· 711• Ext~• cleon 10x56. New or 1114-992-IIBOO. Moon, 2 bdr .• aircond .. new corpel. oil goo, 13,4110. Coli Two bedroom, free heat, 1114-. .1 -0175. nice lot, •ppliances fur· , _2 01 per month. 1979 Buddy 14x70 3 bed· nlohld. Depolitl required. No patl. room. total elec:tric. centr1l llr. 11.1100. Cell 1114-446- 614·742·3033. -9 309 . Furnlahed. 2 bedroom mo· 19119 Chomp lon trollor bile home. No petl. Cell 12x60 with 1976 ldd-on 1114· 949·2263. 12x24. Good condi,tion. Cell Furnished 2 bedroom mobile II 14·992· 2589. homo. 304-6'76-6612. ~~-------------r 14x70 mobile · home. 3 2 bedroom tr•iler. unfur· bedroom•. 11f.t beth. w•lher nlllhad. Crob Creek Rood, end dryer, underpinning end t166 . 00 mon.th plus 2 parchn. Coli 1114-949· 1100.00 depotit, good rof· 23118. erenceo, 304-876· 6068. Furniahed. 2 bedroom mo· bile home •nd lot. R~teine. 44 Apartment Ohio. 614-94'9·2263. for Rent lllx1 2 Elcono. 2 bedroom, centrellir condhktning. new lntertherm furnace . Good condition. Che1ter. 1 mile JACKSON . ESTATES Nit on Rt.248. 1114·985· APARTMENTS (Equal 44611 or 1114-985-3336. Houaing Opportunity) monthly rent 1t1rt1 •t $169 2 bedroom 12xllfl. Portly for 1 bedroom and 1204 for fumlshed . Set-up and un· 2 beclroam, dopoolt 1200, derplnnad. Coli 614-992- located ne1r Spring Valley 7479. Plaza •nd Foodl•nd, pool and Cable TV eveilable. hour• •• po11i~e1 O.am to 4 pm•nd7pmto9pm 33 Farms for Mondoy-Frldoy, Coli 111•· 292 acre• Jackaon, Oh. 448 ~ 2746 or leave Located off Rt . .36, an 327. me11ege. Could clivi~. 88 •ctee Por· 1\licely . lurniohod mobile ilend, Ohio. E•c . .tocetton. roe'd front8ge. miner•l hoi-ntl. eft. ept .. c&ntr•l air end hMt iri city. ~uha only . rlghto. CoU 304-273-4485. Call 114-""11·0338 . Leon epprox 36 ecrel, nice toying tand, exc bulldingoita, Furniahed efficiencv 701 ono milo grovel ,.,..d. 304· 4th Ave., Gellipolia. 1160. utilitiea p•id, ah•r• bat~, 458·1817. oduhs. Cell 446-3844 a!ter I 7;;;;,;;;;:-t;;n;;,;;,;;;;;~ 2 bedroom•. full double Ar gerage. 1 . ..,.o, Rooe Hill, P -. t28,000. 1114-1178·2613. 7 room houM. 1 v. bo111 on Grovol Hill, Middleport . Good condition. Coli 814· 992-11714. g•r·l=======:::;:== 3 bedroom houae with - · Hos new raal. oldlng. double pane window•, blown-in inauletion. new furnace. new · plumbing. chen . with . ., 11.1100. 11039. 1---------- Lovely ranch home, 3 bed· beths. eat-In kitchen, fomHy roorr~ with buck extra rOom for or living . polio · 34 room: 2 7P,M. B Buildings Mu1t 1M to _ ..iote. Priced t49,000 . 0ptlonol utellito end OP· plltnces. Cell 114- 742- For uJe or leaH. new building. ?,ooo oq fl. 2 22711. ecre1. price reduced. 304~ 3 bedroom, 2 ltory home, 1711-1578 or 17ti-7S96. fully corpoted, roll nice with goor1ge. Ov,rtoaklng Ohio For ule or leeM. new R lver. At. ·124, Minetovllla, building, 7,000 oq It, 2 Ohio. W11 130,000. now acres. price reduced. 304· 1211.000. Coli 1114-982 · 11711·1578 or 675-7S96. 3324. 1---------- 3 bedroom home. 8VJ per- cent ..atuneblelo•n. garden opot. Rlducod down to 149.000. 304-171·11047. BY OWNER - 3 -raamo, 1 VJ blithe, dining room, full b01emant with flmlly room. o-r••· cloae to downtown. 304·1175·•804. 24x24 HouM, 3 bedroomo, lull beooment, I ocr11, 1 milo from town, Rt. 2. phone 304·175· 5144. setur- ctav. rein or thine. On SUte Routo 654, beJwMn Cheshire & Porter. Something new every week. Chlpet Rood In Golllpolle. Complete with j>ews, orgoon, plana. Would alao m1ke 1 nice lodge In the country. New energy efficient gae Wonted to lewnlnt mowing fumMoe, and centf'll cool~ Gelllpolls orH • vlncinity . lng. Coli 1114·258·1100 or Cell 114-251·112111 lftor 304-1175· 3099. . !1:30PM ..... "Aiimslnum Krop. Soli your ltumlnum ocriP dlooct to tho tmelter. luylng ellgrlllcis of olsimlnum. Premium paid lor 111!10 ~- Co~ for quote. Scipio EMfiY, IJ!CIIIod 114 mllet ull of Po(feto- on TC>'!fnllhlp Rood 141 . Melgo C~nty. 114·182·3411. & Vicinity 1B W1ntld to Do Summer job. Yard ond omoll Pllntlngl Hcusn, roomo. joho oround homo • ohop. ond bulldlngoln molt.,..., Coli 11•· 3117·0138. • - - - - - - - - · l c - llbyolttlno In my home noor , Moving must find home lor Eioy IOMmbly wootol 1100. 8yrecuoe pool. In Rustic lriendly I mo. puppy v. por 100. Gull8ntHCI pey· IIIIo. Exptritnce. Coli _be· Gorden R _, 'la Collie. ment. No eJIIiperienca·no lore llpm. 1114-992· 1021. Coiii14-""I·OOIII. 111eo. Dotollo 10nd Hlf· ex..e,.ncod mother would addr111ed atampecl enve· Klttene to good homo, 2 lope; ELAN VITAL· 715, lllra to do boby-g In hor yellow. 4 blocll. Coli 114· 3411 EnterpriH Rd., Ft. home In Syr.,uH, Ohio. Flexilrll houro end poy, 317·7111. Pieroo, FL 334112. Preflr •vn 1 veer Mid up. Block Lobr-r. 3V. yooro Moke IIIII yHr tho morrlutl Had rnodicol trelnlng ond old. Good hHith. Wonto to Hove a Friendly Homt P•riV· rtftrencos. ll14-182·21195. give awey to 1omeona Get •II kind• af glflo for Mr. Ed' o Spetdy Woth, high Ytflulre he can run loOM. Grendpe to lllby. look your p,.ooure cloonlng, liquid 114·882·1188·. perry Hrfy. Clll Mognallll b M bll luting. o t Nitz 11114-912-31111 . Aloo nnd homn. buNdlnp, lruclol. KjrtOfll to atw away to goad _ll..:g~n-tn..:g_•..:.p_lor ____to_r_o.__._ · heovy equipment, poolo, home. Coif 111 4· . .3·5127. Pin time oneneglng heil'oty- periling orMt, -to. Ed· Hit wrontld. Write to Dolly Wlrtl Ont...olcher, 304· l<ltteno. 304-1711·31Hi4. Sentinel, Box 729P, Pome· 1711· 7239 or 8711·113117. roy. Ohio 411718. Anllque opprolooro ond llq· I . ' lost 1nd Found Holp wontld full ond port uld1toro. 20 yuro e.,... tl..,. woltrto1'o ond ber· rlence, Whlto'o Antlquoo. 111 4·245·9«8. FOUND: blocll . . .n Coon· meld. lond reoumt to ba• hound. Popular Ridge orMl 711, Oolllpollo Forry, Wv . . N...ey"o Fur~lturo StrlpCell 814-387·0441 . _2_5_11_1_11_ . - - - - - - - ping ond Rlllnlohing, now Own your own Jaen- occeptlng - - . . lor Loao cat. 1 Y•r old. while 8port-or, Lodleo AppiiNI, June and July, COlli 304· 11711· 4020 or 114-4411 · ·~· 4 mitten -with ·-An._ to Max. Coli Cl>lld,_, lefllll Silo, Com· 3181, biri-. n StO.., A.......,ia, · . , 4'.1 82·13S<l. -.ll-•rd. .Jordoche, Chic. Loe, 1.8vl. LOST koyo' attached to I EHY Street, lzod. E_.,, fiii.IIICidl Inell plootill'ftoll. If lound coli Tqmlloy, Colvin llloln, Ser· alo Vtlente. Evon PicGne.llz 3Q4-111!-3t81 . l:tolborno, Mem""" 8n!J, Orgenicolly Gr-n, O•oBualnen llno, Helth11x, Qvor 1,000 21 I · . Public Sale othen. 17.100 to t24:100 Q~rtullity · & Auction · • _, tnventory; Toitlnlng, flictuiu, pind opening, etcc' · "C.n :·· ' - 1 1 daop. Mr. K-n I NOTICE I Flee Mlrlcet every .Thurwdoy. 130111178·3138. ' THE OHIO VALLEY PUI· 111ctr holt Rio Grando MunlcUSHING CO. oecommendo lpol lulillng,. 11 ·7. Dooler Own your own Jeen· that yot.i do buain:us with IIDorts-or. Lodla Apparel. -pie you ond NOT Childoeno, Lorg~~Size. Com- to ...,d money through the. binl\lon Store, Acceaaod•. m~~il until you have lnvtlti~ 9 Wanted To Buy Jordlcho, Chic, LH, 1.8vl, getld tho offering. StrHt. lzad. Eoprlt. W. poy cooh for toto modo! Tomboy, Colvin Klein, lor· lnternotlonol Stell BuHdinu gio Yl..nte. Even Picone. Liz Manufecturer awerding clunuHdcart. Clolbame, Me-. Only, ...elerohlp In ovellablo .,... Jlm Ml,. ,Chitv. ·Oido Inc. Orgonicllly Grown. Gloo- , _ , , GrNI profit patentill ! 8111 Gone Johnoon llne, Htlthlox, Over 1,000 In an expending lndultry. 114·4411-3172 athoro. t7,800 to tZ4,100 Coli Wodgcor 303· 7119· · Uled mobile homeo. Coli Inventory. Training, ftxtureo, 3200. ext. 2403. grond opening, ltc. Con llr4-44II·01 111. open 11 doyo. flllr. ·K..,.en Store to; rent or lea... Wint to buy•Usld lood (3011178-3838. Locatld ot Glenwood, W. "i"'__l-n troller. C1ll 1VI . Glonwood General 81le1men . We are looking Stooe, goo, dlllry whh Ice ~~ 4· 775-4811 nlghto. for embhioua penon to ..u creem aMkh and ~Mer cerry Old onllque olol mochlnes our product. Mull hove cor. out. Phone 304·1171·2221 . '"ntld. Any condition, PIY- E •c Iu alve enterul n ment 11!11 1400 each . CoN collect product. No Competition. ~ ~- 3 1 7. 7 a·3 • 7, e 1 . N•• vour own Kourw 1nd 22 Money 10 Loan income. lend reaume to Pt. PieoMnl Box 1-31 . ®MPLETE HOUSEHOLD&· 200 Moln t. Pt. Pl. WV HOME OWNERS·Reflnonce F!JRNITURE. lido. loon, 2111150. to low flxod rote. Uttlquity WOod, cupbaerda, chllro, lor 1ny purpoH. Leider cf'l••t•. be .. eta. dish••· Help Wonted, ROtoll &oleo Mortgage Co.. 114· 592· Clerk. orH st.,... 8ond ri!>ne jaro. ontl-•. gold 30111 . oiid oliver. Wrlle·M . D. ,..ume care IDf The Point ,.,_sont Real-. Box 8·1 Miller, Rt.2, ,_roy, Ohio 41718 .,. cell 114·982· Paint PIMnnl. W. Ve. 23 Profeaalonal 77.0. Sarvlcea NEW Gl Blll··A...;,hor 'be· IU1fng dilly gold, oll- nefti lor Army Nellonol col~l. -rinllo. jeWelry, sterling Guard membllr1. You can wiN,' olcl colno. ..... cur· oecllwl140.00pormonth, Piano Tuning and Repair. to your drill pey, lrunlcordl Muslt Co .• 1114· rency. Top 'priceo. Ed. Bur- In kett llrber &hop, 2na. Ave. end atilt Jttlend tchoal. Cell 441·01187. Twtntllth year Mkklleport. · Dh. 114·18:1· 304-171·38110 or 1-100· of qulllry oervlco. Lone Denlelo, 1114-742-29111. . .2·31119. ~"fl. --"-· ······GaiifP'oiri··--· .... 3-bdr. rench tty ... 20 ecras. pond, 30x311 dotochtd gorage, CA. 11 miles from G11Upolis . Reduced to 11111,000. Coli ·1114· 4411· 7207 01 11.1 4·143·2131. countrepruentMIYn•cu ... tomer MI'Vice repreaent•· tlvu. 1200·•300 II you quollfy. Col 814-4417,..1 . Thuro. or Fri. oft• 9Af!11 . . ' .,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~i~~~~..,, - ~. ~ 2138 . COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump nles, otMct. Roglo· , _ In Ohio. All -oto gulrentHd. Coli 304-2732111 . Rovonswaod, W. Vo. pooitlonl ovelloblo lor meneger treinMa, new •c· , , ,;·· ..~~- my home. liN LPN 2411-1281. ovellllble. 1114-812-ael4. 1 --~-----In Oelllpollo, country v Private home c.re. Haa roOm foom oundecl< • ohodocl lor 1 more reoldonl. 1114· P41tio on'"' of houH. From 812· 31111. vt- of golf couroe, forgo cerport. bow window. large l =,:: s = == s=ch =o=o=l= ,=== be"'""ont . .Coli 114·«8- I ''i<filn-"•· 992-5875 o,:. ~ 742-3'195 , , \ PH. 949-2101 or 949-2160 Na Sunday Calls T...., 6JSO ,...,•• ,.._ I Call: "Free Estimates" '"A" •' Residential & ComNrci•J New Hames luilt -,I ,..,...s ,,._ - Concmewo,. AU YOUI WIRING NEEDS ", SIDING CO. U05 JACKSON AVI. 5UU AHtiW lfCMS - Addons lnd remodeUng - Roofing and euner worfl; MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE . FOI ROUSH •Donlopmtlltl & . ' \ VINYL & Alu.lll. : • BISSELL •Rosi...liel & . ' . SUPERIOR SIDING CO. *VINYL SIDING *AlUMINUM SIDING *llOWN IN INSULATION CONSTRUCTION - ''' EUGE•E LO. 1/11/rlo SHADE RIVER DRILLING : N.rtt. :· ::::==0..=111:":1: ·i':·:Oh:::lo:s.:··l:·-~· ~ St. "'' 160 •Oil field sorvice •Landmpinc *Basements •Land· clearinc •Ponds •Septic systems •Heavy haul ina •Free esti1111tes ' DOll 1051 Office 949·2493 . . . . . . .3·5340 PAT HILL FORD 1 . RENTA~ . < EXCAVATING INC. Box. 326 I I RENT ACAit lOSES' Pomeroy, OH . 45769 For flsltr Service Call 614.01~7.11717 I 3-24-tfc & Cooling 6-14 ~446-9416 BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING J&F CaH: 742-2407 Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. Geo. S. Hobltetter, Broker Velma flicinsky, Associate Pont: 742·3092 Alu Treu•l11l•• ·· ; PH. 992-5612 or 992-7121 · Mabile Home 992-33 HOBSTETTER REALTY ' flEW liSTING - Six room lrawe home,. full basemen( on : nice lot. Main Street. Rutland. Asking $15,000.00. REPAIR ' •. · BENNETT'S ENVIRONMENTAL .· SYSTEMS . All Mekn Reel Estate General · RUTLAND- Ranch thee bedroom home, living room, dining room, deluxe hitchen, new carpet and drapes throughout, all ~ electric nic~ corner lot. Asking $38,900.00. AUTO & TRUCK ~ t. 45743 (CUT OUT fOI FUTURE USll 985-3561 GRAVEL- SAND •l1ve Entertainment •free HQO •Kitchenettes •Restaurant 5/28/1 mo. d. ' Rf. 124,P-.y Ollie We Use Von Schrador Equipment Recommended by leading Carpot llanu· focturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" Gallipolis, .Ohio PH. 667-6535 or 985-4353 Mlow Gatlipolit - • PRICE REDUCED- On this beaut1lul two slory cedar home, 4 bedroom s, 21h baths, living room with flfeplace , dming . room, lamily room. equippped kitchen, full basement, cen' tral air, s~uated on 3 acres new Royal Oak Park. Call lor.appointment. Garage .-, PH. (614) 985--4-212 (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue , Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ' -' ' CLEANERS Lone Bottom, OH. ... - Roger Hysen: 35185 Oak Hill Road U-SAVE Formerly Heaton Drilling Co. •Water & Gas Well Service •Myers Pumps Sales & Service NO MONEY DOWN •• 3• kltteno, litter triinod, 2 bllck • whlto mole. 1 cellco fom1le. Call 114-2511129. j PIONEER CARPET mole, houNbrokon, K- fllmlle, ,to good home. OeN 114-3811·8331. 1•1 pupplu, Pit Bull. Call 11;14-211.. 1183. 4-1-ha. d. · NT A CAR T- . 2 -oam romodllld horne vtnyled, 2 ocrot 1 1 50 lb Wll 100tpt om-tory ond tobecco b••· RIO Gr1nde rtOftooi,...,._Of't peeeoe• In orea. 121 ,000. Coli 1114· 11811 Log Homoo Soles ond ConatrUctlon. Earth Tones Country Uvlng, I 39 Wetef St.,· Jockoon, ·Oh 4111140. Aolt obout •bvollllng In my homo. 3 614-281-3734. our · log Home umtner. opening. I min. from HMC. Come aee our manv mocleb. txc. r11. Coli 1114-446· 8511 . 3 bdr. homo 3 yro. old, rural water. ne•r Mercerville, WlH pi- toblcco. Coli 133, 500. Coli 614·21181,4·21111-11128. 1894. 1~74. .- JAMES IIEESEE PH. 992·2772 '' said leased prem1ses and no wells being drilled th .. eon: that the term of the lease has oxpirad Real Estate General Give Your Camper a Permanent Home VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING '. ' ' •Insulation ' I •Storm Ooora •Storm Window• •Repl•cement Windowi •New Roofing ;> " FR EE ESTIMATES" - , 3-22-tln ,You as leaee and/ or auig· nen of an undivided interest of 8 J&L BLOWN ·:' , INSULATION , · 73-10 <htvr Tr. 73-19 Ford Tr. f•ncltrs ..._., .................. S60 Ftntltrs ....................... .".'41 73·10 <ht•y Tr. 73-79 Ford Tr. < Dooro ......................... ll25 Doors ......................... •us 73-10 Ch"Y· Tr. 10-15 ford Tr. Hoods ......................... •tso Doon ......................... $145 73-14 Cht•y Tr. 11·79 ford Tr. _• • m""ht,•y... T ..,................. S7o Grilk ...................... $57.50 73 79 Cht 10· 15 ford Tr . G<iii....................... •31.SO Hoodt ......................... s 145 73· 79 Cht•y. Tr. 13·15 Ford longer Rocker , ....................•25 Hoods ......................... ' 130 73-79 Ch"Y· Tr. 13-15 Ford Ianger Cab Corners ..................s2o Grillts. .............. ............. l75 Nt" and Usttl A"'o Glan-'Latt Medel Porh Toledo, ' .., , ~ U,leU . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... tt.• U,llfl . . . . ... ............. ..... .... Public Notice Pa~~ay, 011.45769 : . . . . . j ·~~~ -~~-~~~~-~r-~·.~----~~-~ - ~ H~~;~_~)Fi:·CJ~~g~~~::,l~P~R~,_- _. .. *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK CALL 62-12 No~b1rn Blvd·., Woodside, NY 11377. Print Homo, Addrm, Zip, l'lttlrn Numb~o . "·------ 6. : • a. 1 ,· 9 . direclions lor Misses Sizes 8-10 and 12-14 Included . $3.00 for each pattern . Add B5r each pattern for postage and handling . Send lo : Allct Brooks Crtlll , Hilder Moll Daily Tribune z•. -- ~ _.6. synthetic worsted , also a moha1r Gallipolis 1 s. J ,,s_ Greal over skirts or pants any lime of the year . Use 2 c~ors of 11. _ _ _ _ __ n _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 •· - - - - - I. 3 4oys BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK . ' blend. Pattern 7224: Crochel c )Announcement c JForRent ~I TROMM EXCAVAT Circle 1 JWilnled t I for 5ale I HI ...... 1-----...:.;,~------~ Business Senrices I 1 er gr.., of figurn to""'' I IS a ward. CoUIII na11t and oddnn-4 or f.h011t I .. m~~w il vsod. Yav II !fl I ltetter rtsuhs if ,ou 4e· I nribe fully, giwe pr1ct. Tht I ::: JN....,. ~ I JlfMiu btlow. (uch initial I .... c...ww -~ t ......... 110.0.11~ 1 J . Pr1nt on• word tn eoch I ~e:...z=:r•. a.... IU ,_..... ••• II . . . 1-3-tfc Nam•----------1I i I :~;i-~~~' ~ 11"- F•rm E••'P•••t P•rt• & Servlu · WroTe your ad and order bv mail wi111 .ltlis coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you gel I , re5ul15. Money no! refundable. · I =·=·,· ...... _ Authorized John Deero, New Holland, Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Doaler ,1 ...' . .... . .,. ... --,,. __ ..... a•,..... • -........ "'== = =· o•............ ,...... ......................... __, ........... ...._...... ... .. '"............. . SALES & SERVICE Classifieds and · I -lp-. BOGGS .Pay Cash for .. 31 acrea, 3 mi. W. of Holler Hoopltol . Col! 114·446· 8221 . Lorge building lots, Jerry's Run R01d, 13000. Clydo Bo-n Jr.. 304-671-2336 Rent,ils ly owner 9V. per cent 41 Houaea for Rent IHUmabt., 3 bldroomo, 3 - - - - - - - - bolho, living raam, dining Contenory-3 bdr. brick, 2 room. family room, hoth. geroge, lg.Jol, odults, oqulpped kltchon, fllllo, AC, rtf. • dep, U50 mo. Coli double garage, New .Haven. 1-1114·143· 2144. muot ot11 1115,000.00. 304· 812·2508. 3 bedroom houM. centrsl air, $2&0 per month. Refer· 2 hou•• on dHd of trun. ences. 411 Spruce St. Call amt~ll do~n payment. 8 per 111.·4411-21118. cent, Firll StrM! oro1. 304· 171· 1708. 3 bdr. r11nch, garage. n.. r Norlh Golllo H.S.. UOO 8mlll HouH, 2V. bodroomo, monlh, 1160 depooit. Coli ellllectrlc with garage, Iorge 111•· 388·8711 alter 5. lot, rNooneble or tlldo for lerger houH. Phon• 304- 11 room, 2 bdr. houH. good 8112·3180. locotlon, stove- rofrigerotor furnllhad . Adults only, II roomo with both, 304- no peta, ref. ,.quired. C•ll 1711·1090. 1114 - 4411 - 1370 alter 1:00PM . 1---------- Upat1ir1 unfurnished 3 room ept .• carpeted. utilities peid. no children. no pets. C•ll 1114·446· 1637. Garage apt .• furniahed. 29 'h Neil Ave .• Gallipolil. 1 bdr , 1220, ut~itleo paid. Coli ""11-3844 altar 7PM . Furnished •partment. Adulto only. Coli 1114-•48· 9523 or 814· 448· 1443. Furniahed efficiency S 125 utilities pold. 919 2nd., Galllpolil, alngle mate pre· ferred . Cell 446 ·3844 after 7PM . Furniahe4 apt. 1 bdr. $245. utlitiea pt~id, 607 2nd .• Golllpolls, adults. Coli ""'· 3844 Iller 7PM . Up•t•irs apt. remodeled. private eotrance, 2 bed· rooma, centrel air. $226 mo.. references, 821 1h Second AVo . oil 1114· 4411· 2168. 2 bedroom •pt. remodeled. central eir, t276 mo., refer· oncos, 821 Second AVe. ell 614·448-2168. Unfurniahed epartment1. 941 Second Ave. G•llipolis. 1 • 2 bdr 1225 mo. uti1itiet pd. Coli 448-3844 alter 7pm. Furn;1hed •pt. 3 room pri· veta t.th, reference• re~ qulrod, 845 2nd . Avo .. Gellipolio. Coli 111•· 4411-2216. 2 bdr. opts. • 1 49 mo., newty decorated. kitchen fumiohed . Cell 304-676· 11104. Modern 1 bdr •pt. down· town location, CA. carpet. compiet• kitchen. Coli 614· 32 Mobile Homea 2 bdr. Cl bl n on R oocoon 441· 4383dousor814·4411 · for S1la Cr-. to.o10 requlrwd. Coli • 1114·«11·0093 before · 5, _o_1_39_ovo_._ _ _ _ __ 1 12xl0 Skylerk. Parches, 11 4- 441"0791011"' fl. Fumlshod opt. 131 4th, 3 underpinning, block. 3 ooomo 8o both, with bdr.. f195, water pold. Call 14,100. Cell 304· 773· dopollt, no children, no I-""-11_·_3_B_4_4_•_tt_or_7_P_M _ . __ 111117, . peto. 3 Grope St. Coli At~c •A-ment furnlshad , ., 4 -441· 2223. .. ..... 1811.Totol-lo. Lolton 11110, utiiHies pold. shire 101 or ,.,_..,, •a.OOO. N- 3 ~- llvln-oom 2 beth, mole preltrrtcl . 919 114-742·2411. - · · room, - control ' 2nd. Ave.,olttr Golllpolio. - coll beth. family . .1 . 3844 7 PM . llr. dlllhwtlher, c1r..,.1 • 1 - - - - " - - -- - MOilLE HOMI!S MOVED. curtolno, Clrplt, dawnt-n. o· lllclr. prlvote .lnourwd, 20 ~ro expe· Coli 114· ,..1· 1408 oltor 1113 ~~~~~~ 1 · 2811 or 1_sP_M_.--~---- ::.~. d-ott":iul:~.ug:.~ 1 - m houoeln Minora· 11 4·""1·4222. bet-n 9 14xllloron,2bo........,, .. ville. luldo Mlnorovllle 1 _•_s_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ olocblo, cerpeted, oontNI Church. by lui< Plant. T-1 ollr, u.-pennlng, out buld· electric . Coli 114·112· 2 bdr .• perttolly furnllhtd, Int. tocetod Grwn TOiroct 1215. . fllo Grenell. 1 bdr . tlflcloncy opt, complotoly furnlshtcl . P 1 r k, 0 alii p o II 1, • 1 2 . -.ao. .One of tho 3 -room houn In Porno· AI utiUtles pold In Rio · 304-171·:1,11. JOy lor rent. Coli 114·112- G,.nda by College. Coli IIIZt . 114·4411· 2054. , Troller ond lot. O..lllpollo ferry, J04-1711·:S241 or • - houoo. c1 ,......., No 1 etllcloncy opt. 11711 mo .. 1711·1UI. poll. 1114-1<11·2424. 1 bdr., kltchtn, both. Clll 114·44.. 82«, IAM· IPM . 1 •• 0 Oakwood Ux70 z Lolfraamlt. unfumJ-L-• ~ ~ 2 - · . belh, .... - . All fuly-petld. t.lte tM'III ..ItO only No poll. DauooJt ldul_!'~ oCnlylf.l 11.000.00 blllnoo. requlrocl. Cell 114-tiZ· ,...., ..... 104-171-UI1 . 3010. I. 1---------- 1-------.....,.-1·;-i;;j;;;;;;;;;:-:;;;;;;;.;;. _,_ """'··*"'· •"':J:.Int, ....... Yard Sale: Juno 7, 921 -•th Av• . Gallipo lll, 9 - 4 . Ctothes. toys, household good•. misc . 196 Senders Dr. Something for everybody . Rai n or shine. G•raga Sale Fri. & Sal. 4159 LAriet Or. Rain or shine ·--·-·Pomerov --·-· ··-·· Carport S11e Wed .-Fri. Va mile frbm Porter on Rt. 160. Yellow mobile h o me . B•rgains. Middleport Y1rd Sale Moving . Uaeful items, no furniture . Wayne Phillips . 2 block-654, Bid· well Rodney Rd . Wed .. Thurs. & Fri . Yard Sale Fri. June 7 . 3 mile1 out from Holzer. old 160 at Evergreen. ·. :. Treil• Court Yard ..... T..mil••· Additic;~~n - lu1evill.; Rd. Friday • Saturday. 1 ·4 .. Something tor I'Vef\'ON . Yard .Sole Friday - Itt.· ·· doy. lut.ville lid.• oil 1 80. 1 It hOUM on ktft.• Joons Jboyo & glr1o) ollohoo,: bawling boll • • ' -· ty· • -!tor, toolo, clolhn. fur· · niture. Come look. : 4 F•mily June 6 & 7 , 9 til1 · .,~ Yord Sotollt. 141 . I f!tniiJi( of • m ile pelt C«<teMf'W.• Loto odulto • chit- cit-• thing, tovo. mloc, Fri. • att.; 9 -li . • & Vicinity ··········· ···· ·- ······ ···· ·-~ · ·lc- Pogavlllo St.Rt . 1192. friday· . , Siturd•Y · 10·1 . fancy · chandelier. Rain or _...,._ Pi•no. oil furnece , hMter. : kerosene heeter . 1tor111 · doon. t~a. bathroOm fla· • turea. aome ant ique1 • . men'a-women'l ctothel • · lizea.'s· women"a cto ...,.... hold itema, Iota miec. June 8, 9 · 4 . C•r W••h· Bake Sale-Yard Sola. Old Gollio School sponured by Gallle Buce1neers 4 -H Club. Juno 7th Ol)d lth. a to 1. · Longsville,O. Stilt 124. . .. signa. Clothing,_ furnitutW, . drepee. IPPiienc••· mt· · 5 Family Garage Sele 38 chanic end hand toole, canVinton Ave. Thurs & Fri.· ning jara. miac. June 6th, 7th . 9-7 V1riety of Gerege 111e. June 7tt..8dt. · good itema. 9:00 - 4 :00 . Riegecrl•t Garage Sale 2 miles from Menor. above Eaater• • . HMC, Rt . 160. Thur1 . & Fri. Umps, carpeting, dra.....-.. ' Rhubarb, gsrden tiller. eir 1wlng nt. begin,.,·• cor. · puter. children' • dolllla. . cond .. misc. items. l•rge men'• clothea. Friday June 7, 8 :00AM · Dark. 3 Family First Time 7 family yard 11Je. w...._. . this year. Chain link fence, doy, Thurodoy, ond Frioloy. I · to • . 372811 SR 124. A furniture, b•by items • much more. 571 J•y Dr. I mile off of fit. 7 ...... towerd• Ruden". McGuire's . 2 Family' Mon . thru Sat. 9-5: 2 mi. out 160. l<•rr Harrilbury Rd . Three Family Yard S•le Graham School Rd . 1!2 mite off St. At. 141 . Ruga. bedspreads, curt•inl, knick knacks, cloth11, kitchen •P· pli•ncaa. doilin . Wed ., Thurt. & Fri. V•rd Sale June 7th S. 8th . 1st house on little Kyger Ad . Juat oft Rt. 7 . Wood burning sto~e . refregeretor . en· tiquea. •ntiques diahes , dolls. clothing. flower• &. mile. items. 3 f•mily Yard s•.. Sebw• dey, June I , 9 e.m . Dl\'il residence. !lou Hill. Pomeroy. Yard sole. June llh, 7111, , 8th,9th. a :30 t~l 7 ...... .... behind EXXON atati••· · Tup~rl Plain1, Ohio. June 8th. !tlh. 1 :00 eM tl 11:00 pm. Point - Juncdon 2 and 12, T,..._ ., Pllrll. SHro we- .... dryer. e150.. . , _ _ . home int.. Avon rM . tl._, .. tool1, ctothel, mfac. it.._. Fridlly •nd S.turdlly. 2M " West M•in. Po.....-.y. 1 :11 to 5.00. Gar-s~e S•le June 7 , 1986. Frldoy, 9 :30 to l Cor MOt. "igh chair. ho\Jtehold itern1, S•turdlly, June 8th Oftl¥ • • coffee i•ble S. children ~· From I 00 to ' :00. T.ld • .clothao 4-6 . Miao, items, St.' right off lit. l o'l t " " ' " - · At. 110. across from N.G. of CHester. WitCh for eitM. : High School. 4 f•mily. Friday. June 7 . Glg•ntiC V•rd Sale June Depot St., Rutlond. Info6.6. 7 on Buck Ridge. rig hi kids ond lodiOI cloth!.,. • household Hem•. pool ,..,.• off route 180. •nd · ladder. WNilt eretW. . Yard Salo Fri . & Sot·. 206 9 :00:7 Kineon Or. Babybod .. TV, stereo , childr'en s toys. Juno 7. 9 :00-7 :30. Chi,._ rent g•met . clethlne. clothes. Sum,_ Ad. Rein CartOift. Goroga Sole Fri & Sot. Off W1rrttft Ven Meter. At 7 , Bul•ville Add11ion Rd . Four f•mily v•rd ..... Jutlt 3 houses from church 7th ond lth . Chll_r... Clbthes. misc. 9 to 5 . clothel. 11r11 lila wamana clothes. Almo1t new IE-. Two Family Garage Sale. Fri Juno 7 , 9 :00 to 6 :00 11 trolux awes'* and Hot111~ Edgemont Or. Many miscel· Interior 1nd more. On 'lit. J et Violet Mit"-•· cloH .. 1aneou1 items. Meigs A then• county NM. Verd Sale Porter- Brooke S!Jbdivision . ·Clothing , l~ing set. toys. miac. Fri. __ .. ·-P.-P.iiiiiu-.;1-.. -· J~ne 8o Vicinity 7 . 9 ·5. Yard Solo At. 160, Kerr. Sot. 9·5. Frid•v S. Seturdav 9 -!5 on At. 160 at Evergreen . Baby things end m•ny other items. ........ .....................• . Reidy Raat.,. Yord .... : Boko Sole' Soturdoy J..,. .. · 1986 ot Hortford c - m ity Contor, 9 :00 AM to 4:Jt PM . AM Pt oc••d• aNen twt Reid Ord lhorapy. 4-Fomily Juno 7 & 8, 9·6. Typewriter. bicycles, tools, terrarium• . cloth••· dishes, kinck ~ kneckl. household 1tems, toys, craft kltl , bookt. and much more. 2 mile1 from Ch11hire on At. 554. Ed Thomu reaidence. Ratn date June 14 & 15 ------------------. . Yord Soli, 3 f1mily, Ju.. • Y•rd Sate Rodney Methoditt Church Rt. 588. Friday, June 7th, 9:00AM · 6 :00PM . Everything mu•t go . Bergolna. 3 lomity, Fridly aodoy. 7th ond lth - r loll't ,. M•rket in Maaon. ...,. Clothes , Anylhina ut Everything . ,, =.~. : Chillicothe Rd . Street Sale. Thur•day , Fr i day & Saturday . Yord Solo, 830 30tti St~ : June 7th and lth, · 1 : 011 ·~:· 4 :00. Childron Oflll ' :~ . thinga. ·· ,: ;; .::. 4 Family Yard Sele. 9 ·5, lots of goodies, corner of Burger & Chlth1m . Fri.. & Sot. 5 F•milv Verd Sale Friday 9 to 5. 728 2nd. Avo. Wuher. clothing. etc . V•rd Sale Jay drive. Fri . & Set . Garage Sale 283 lower River Ro1d. June 8, 9 to6. 2 Femlly . Misc. items. Gig•ntic 5 hmilv G•rage Sale. 442 Jerry St. Friday, Sot. June 7th 8o 8th. Clo· thing, boya clothing lin 12 mon. · 2T. Baalinette, awing, carrier. Appliance•. ctnnlng jars, miac. Yard Sa... Mt . Aho Coflto munity, June lllh. lth, 7111. · 9 :00 to 5 :00. 5th, lith, 7th. Six mileo oui ' Jorryo Run Road, _..,. , Grove, 9 :00 !HI 7. · .· Yord Sole. Sot 8 : 00 'J~ri.t, :' 1,. · 3003 P•rrilh Ava, IIHt : · projector. ICrHn. · Wi,..... ~ fan, etc . low Pricel.. ,·.;; '·~·, · :: , · · ·"··"~":.' Shine. Gal'llgl ~... , 'Ju,..'t ~· ·. • 7 , 9 : 00· 4 : 00, .' F~i,.._. ·. -'· Rood, Camp Conloy. SOf- l : · . CIM knives. porte' ~...; ; · 20" bicycle, c•mping ItO.. · · gluawere. clottufte ,,~:~·1 ;:.. mens end wornenet · . · .. child' t . ~oily Hobllle~ !'~': .~.;-,· ref and amk . . ,: ·~ . 4 .;~~:;1\1 ·· ... I ' - . ,:. . . ·, • ·.:·...~ .. : .i Yord ond Gorogt $oi1e:-J - . · : . 8 , 7 ond 8 . Ten flloftillie iii"• . . Hendet'aon on ftt. 3&···• ; · · Jeck 'a Apple Ho'u .e . ·. , : 1· ·· ·1 Stone Yard. Toy•. clotMe. .r dishes. musicoll~--. · IOfM · ·•1Nf1. . . . ~ fumhure . J!l.:Ji,:,i: ·. , Big Gorago Solo Sot . Juno 8. 9-8 . 311 Sondor1 Dr. Juot off NeighbOrhood Rd . Carpet. furniture, fiah tank, chlldrene ciDthinv. lot• of mioc. other mloc 11...,., ,. :_1!0 Garage S•le1 mile from Rt . 7on Rt. 141 . June7. 81111 . Clothea. car ••t. stroll..-. gaa range. morel Yord S1le. Fri. Juno 1. IQ!M ' . AM tAl 4 :00 I'M ··et UOI :' ;. J ..... _ ...... L~ pl.~i.; . ·:, j loi'"" ·,:. > ~omo " • . Fomlly June 7. 8 . Adult, children clothing. Some· thing for everyone. AcroA from Cottrell'• Groc .. Porter. 4 Fomlly 7th Only 10 hurryll Rt 35 1 milt paot Foodlond 01 'c•l-tt's gorege. Child· renl clathing, toyo. · ••• 3 lomlly yord Uli. ··:• :~ · ·· aquarium 11anc1... ~lol.fl¥'• · 'i : .· · vorlety ot1ton10, Frl""--~ :'. \ 9 :00· 5 :oo . to~ ·~, Rud. · ., ·:· •1 :.:.: ~ ..:. •,\.• . ,.. .. ' 1 ' v9 ~' ·•·..;·~~ . • •• o\' ••• 'l.r.. • . •' • I r.. ·J• ·. . ~ •• ... .I ,l Y rd S le 11 .~ ,j'' 111"''''•·· ~ ·' .,\ · •' ' 1\f Drive. lit .. ..... -.a. • ! • { AM 4 :00 I'M. ,. -, \ . ·"- · .. l l . ' . . '" Yord llle. ) ......,.,. ·.....~ clerhot, mloc, fri ....... . • • I ICrool_.._..,....l Church. �- ~I Page- 12- The .Daily Sentinel 44 2 LAFF-A-DAY Apartment .for Rent room completely 56 Pets for Sale Boarding all breeds. Heated Indoor-outdoor facilities . e.• AKC Doberman pupplea: Stud Service. Call614-446· 71911. New efficiency apt. with vate yard maintained, ep·· pli.ncea furnished , washerdryer hookup . 'disposal, 7P~ . each. Call814-448· 1354. Riverside Apts. M iddlepon. Special rat8s for Senior AKC Registered Garman Shepherd pupo. 7 wko. old . "My ten-speed has nine more ~S~p~e~e~ds::?.~th~~an;::=~l~·~dro=;.':'~=~===::i 2 bedroom apartment1 . . 1 New Haven, WVa . Newly remodeled . In town. 614Newly remodeled. 4 rooms ilnd bath apt . Carpeted. kitchen furnished . On East Main St. in Pomeroy. Call 614-992-73 14. 1 bedroom apt. for rent. Nicely located . Contact VII· lage Manor in Middleport. 614 - 992 - 7787 . Equal Housing Opportunity. .Apartment for rent in Middleport . 1 bedroom, furnished, utilities included . $200 per month plus deposit . tall after 6pm 614992 -7177. bedroom apartment . Pomeroy area . $125 per ' 2 month. 614-992 -3341 , r Furnished 3 rooms and bath. No pats . Call 614- 949 , 2253. ' -----~ APARTMENTS , mobile ~ homes, houses . Pt.' Pleasant , and Gallipolis . 614-446 ~ 8221 . Middleport on North • Fourth Avenue. 2 bedroom apt. furnished. 1-304-882 - ' In . 2566 . ,-------------------• 3 room furnished apart· 51 Household Goods 54 Washen, dryers. refrigerators, ranges. $keggs Ap· pliences, Upper River Rd . bellide Stone Crelt Motel. 614-446· 7398 . County Appliance . Inc . Good used appliances and TV oeto , Open BAM to 6PM , Mon thru Set. 614-4461699, 827 3rd , Ave. Golli- polis, OH . SPECIAL cut olabo 6 PU ' 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, ocean 1side, family rental, no pets, • available weeks of June 22, 614-446-7444 or614-3677187. Close Out Sale on White sewing machines. theM ere new machines. reg. price 8279 now $100. and 30% off Necchi &. Nelco sewing machines. Call collect 614· 386-8025 or 385-4535. BoJC trailer 4x8. wired $160. Alao 2 side mirrora 820 . Call 614·245-9280 . Wall constructed new 6 ft. Oakwood awing. Call 614446-1771 . Uood dryer 180. Call 814256-6251 after 6:00. Solo. •••· cond. Coli 814446; 4303. 81 ~~~~~~===~=T~~~~=~~~;;~ For sale:Story and Clark & 304-736 - 14 hp blodo, $1,700.00. 304-882· 3421 . interior, auto, air & sttiieo. 446-8189 or 1184. 63 814- 448· horoeo. 10-2-1 yr. old. Locult posts for sale. Call 814-367-7379 or814· 3670869., Cell 304-458-1997. Goldweddlngaeto10& 14K Ohio. 3pm-dork , Pown Shop, 430 Second Ave .. Gallipolio. L.r1o flat Dutch cabbage Pleesaure Buckokin 614-448c4982c._ ·strawbclrii.e.... ·. PiOk ~Vour­ own . 60 centl qt. Bring own contalnert, Cart Gillispie. Hl!lf ·cow with end week old Here- Coll814·446-3946. 614·742·2451 , raspberries. 54 Misc. Merchandise Mobile home lot, 12',.;50' snialler, $75 water paid, 3 TV towers, one with & Neil, Gallipolis . Call 446- antenna and rotor, like new. F;;rm Suupl;ps & L;veslock "i Farm Equipment 3844 after 7PM . All or parts. Steel drums, $5. $7. each . Cell 304-696· 1227. Hobart gasoline welder for pickup 175. Seigler goo circulaiing 70 und tractors In stock 2 5 heater. thermoatll con· to 60 H P, Full line of King *20.00 or 675- trolled. 85.000 BTU. good condition. $160. Rotary plow· and cultivator for Gravely Tractor, good condi· Merchandise 304-675-6762 1970 lnternotionol log loader with bucket 4 wheel drive. 1976 Case 600 Skid king, front tires very good Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION l!o FURNITURE 62 Olive St. . Gallipolis. New S. uted wood-coal stovet, 6 pc wood LR suite $399, bunk beds $199, antron reCliners t99 , new & used bedroom suites. _ ranges. wringer washers. & shoes. New livlngroom suites $199-$599, lamps, also buying coal & wood stoves. inch Like new, 12 Qun cabinet with light, •176. Now 870 Remington shot gun, t200. Sears 12 light Chandelier, 150. Coli 614-742-2433. lii"B;;Ji;;~Qi;;;jWiiie:s c.ond . 304-782-2836. 25 tion. Call614-992-7841. console TV j55 $250.00. 17 cu ft refrigera - tor $225.00. King • W-C burner with magic heat $400.00 . Washer and dryer 1300.00. 12 gou'ge auto 1200.00 . 304-773-6253. Bulldozer TD6. lnttrne tionel. good working cond. equipped with wench and blade . 11,500.00. Phone 304-458-1031 altor 8 PM . Whirlpool 1100.00. ref ., auto SunRay alec . Building Motorlalo Block. brick. sewer pip11. window•. lintels . etc . Claude Winters, Rio Granda, 0 . Coll614-246-5121. Built on your lot now! Big 4 car gorage-ohop. Sll,995 & up. Coll1-814·886-7311 , Bulldor'l Surpluo-Solvago gOatS: .3 t'o·&··month •.old'; 3 Mull re11 . t480. Coli 614· . 992-6844. ' '' 64 AM-FM tapa. 1976 ·12,100. 1976 Honda 350 XL. $400.00. 304-882-3132. Hay & Grain pc. dinettes from $1 09 .. to 435. 7 pc. e 189 and up. Wood table with six chairs •285 to 8746. Desk $110 up to 1225. Hutcheo, $560. Bunk bed complete with mattresses, $275. and up to 1395. Baby . bedo, 1110. Mattr'lssea or box springs, full or'twin. 168 .. firm, 188. and 878. Queen sets, 1225. 4 dr. chasti. 149. 6 dr. chests. •&9. Bed frames, UO.ond 125 .. 10 gun - Gun cobineto, 1360. Goo or electric ranges •376. B1by mattrelltl, 126 & 135. bed lromoo 120, 126. & 130. king frame lfiO . Good Mlec· tion of bedroom suites. rockert. metal cabinets , headboards 138 & up to Ul. UMd Furnhure •· Refrigerators. ranges. metel office delkl. electric range. 3 mil as out BulavUio Rd. Open 9om to 5pm, Mon . thru Sat. 814-441-0322 11 , 500 .00 . 1977 Flott Wing camper 13 ft. sleeps four $1 , 100.00 . One Ht side railes for Ford pick up. long wheel bose 1711.00. Coli after 4 :00, 304· 11711· 5393. Motol office desk, with 2 drawer file cabinet Baled straw, 304 - 676- One IBM Mog Cord II typewrher 11,&00.00. IBM memory 100 typewriter 11 .200.00. 8711-&440. Phone 304- One Rollyaon Thermo Payne, wfll1o. 9d window. Phone 304-8711-4221 : 18,000 btu KonmON olr cond, oxc cond, 1310.00. 1910 Moodowbrook . Dr. phone 304-8711-148 • . 75 1807. 186 three Transuorlal;on Kutter equipment. Drum mowers. hay tedders, hay r11ke1. MF-560 round baler ~·· cond. Many. many uted tools. We buy, sell. trade daily. Jim's Farm Equipment Coli collect 1-614-237- " Weeklv Boats and Motqrs for Sale (jJ ABC News (CCI D (I) (jJ CBS N.... Cll Nightly -lneoo Report (HJ Body Eloctr!c • I Dream of Jeannie • Ill PM Magazine (J) Gune of Wll Sonnett Anawerhttt: 7:30 . Gene's Deep Stream Carpet Cleaning , upholstre V. ecotchguard , deodori"lers. free estimates. highly re- Autos for Sale TOP CASH pold lor '80 Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 iutern Ave., Gallipolis. Call BOO Case tractor, PS. live power, 10 ft . Bush Hog brand wheel disc .. with cylinder &: hoses. 3 bottom John Deere plow. 6ft. buth 614·446-2282. 1977 Buick Century •876, 310 cu.in. V-8, loaded with optlono . Coli 1114- 2465884. hog, $3,796. Call614-288· 6522. 73 Buick LeSabre good used car, can be ... n at 61 e Third Ma111y Ferguson 60 trtktor, 3 pt. h~tch, rah, Ma81ey Ave .. Galll~lla. Coli 814· 448-2502 or 614-446· 4759. ' Fergu09'1 beler •2.996 . Coli 614·286-6522. Owatonna hey bind 1796, N- Holland 66 belor 15811, Malloy Ferguoon bole '79 Ford Muotang, AC, good cond, t3,000.00, 304-8822910. 2 ·so Mercury Caprlloraeloor trade, 4 opeed, 304· 876· 3044. lng, loom backed. twin 4" or 8" pattern, 139.95 oq. 121 Ing. •4.99 & up, Welloton, Oh. Penh's Warehouse 614-384-3845. '78 Chevy Monza, axe. interior, new tire.a. - -·---- ...................... ... niOfttt\. For lrM ............ • peiiDifd ID:: ......... ~ .-.. CUa, Girt . . mm t , P.O. lo.l tot , ~. NJ.IIOII. · •swTrek -'IOtA. u~. HOJilE 16 Vfi!Y AliltiE PICIIfT FI!IEIV5 lET IT ~1111/(q tt.JOI'L 6POil HER, THOU6H! IIIAY I OFFER 'IOU 50ME HOURI5HJ\'IENT \t!ILE 'IOU (jJ The joy of giving Entertainment 51-if'5 8 :00 WAIT? Tfi'IRIFIC! IMAlil Album Flaah John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band Ill (l) eo.by Show (J) Here Como the ertcles (I) World SoriH • e Col._ Game *1 1 from Omoho, NE . MOVIE: '0-0ay, the Sixth of June' Cll (iJ ABC News C-p·· The Fire Unlenhed The frightening fu - C1J e RON'S Television Servicb . House calls on RCA. QUazV. GE . Specialing in Zenitfo\. Call 304-576 · 2398 or 81t 446-2464. '. ' as made by nuclear technology is examined. 13 hrs.l Fettv Tree Trimming . scumP removal . Call 304 -6751331 . II Cll Cll Magnum. P.1. RINGLES 'S SERVICE, ex· volvement with beautiful twirl sisters le&ds to conflict and danger. IR)[60 min .l Cll Wild A,_..,. ICC) ·swamp Critters: The ~rea· Conctusion . Magnum's in· perienCed carpenter, electri~ cian, mason, painter. roofing [including hot tar opplicotionl 304-675-2088 or 675· 7368. swamps are e•plored. IRI (HJ Nollonal Folk Feotlval • MOV.IE:.'Ike: .Tbe Wor ' Y~' Part 1 . . •• IH90l MOVIE: 'Greystoke: T-. The Legend of . IJ>rd of the Apes' ICC) Starki Tree and lawn Sef;vice, stump removaL 304.~ [MAXl MOVIE: . 'Hambone end HiHie' 8:30 D : Ill (!) FainiiY Tiel ()) PrOfiles of Nl!tJire · (HJ Jean Shepherd AmerIca CCCI · · 9:00 Dill (l) Cheers ()) 700 Club D (f) (jJ Simon & Simon ICC) A COITUPt mayor be· lieves tha1 1he chief of police, who happens 10 be his MENT$, rel)l8cetnent ' wir}'· dows,:aluminur.n soffit, .vinyl siding, cor1tlnu·o us gunOrs. · free estimates. all work guaranteed. Call evenings 304·516 -2644. . ...... . CARTER'S PLUMBINd < Plumbing ' 18x32 fiberglaas boat house. floating on starfoem aeen Gruaser Lane, Camp b·alet,alumnroof . 1977 Chevy Nova con be Conley. 72 14, 500.00. 882 -2983 . Stote Block, Rt. 33, New Hoven, W. Vo. 304-882· 304 - ventures of governess Bar~ bara Gray. whose career took her into homes of wealth and conflict. are depicted . >· Phone 514-446-3889' i>r 614-446-4477 • (jj) Mptoryl ICC) 'Reilly-Ace ol Spies : An Affeir w~h a Married Woman : Super· spy Sidney Reilly finds 1rou· ble in Persia while he IS Trucks for Sale no'.oo each. Ono AKC Qe<mon Shepherd malo. bl8ck ond · - · 3 yrw old, 30"-I711-48e:t. na.oo. 3 yr. old ..,.. ond white t.rnale • ..,._ • .......,. All ahots. Excellent with child. ,.,. Col 114·111·1241 ef· teri :OOpm.· · · Flah To"" ond Pet Shop, 2413 Jochon Avonuo, Poltlt Plnaent, -304· 8711· 2083. Flell, blrdo and moo'e. 85 1984 Ford F1110. 4 opeed; overdrive, Ranger A pkg., AM · FM c 111 etta. 1tep 675-3040 . '73 Bronco complete. 304- bumper, olldlng rear glon, 6 cyl, 1300 CIDI, 13,000 mlleo. 304·875-2419 . 1972 Inter Loodatar 1800. 24' bed U700. Morpn'o Farm, Rt. 35, 304·6711· 12811 or 304· 738-2342. 77 . Auto Repair ATIENTION I ATIENTIONI BJ ' o Body Shop now open. Free estimates. No job too omoll . 304· 876·2883 . 79 Motors lfomet · llo Campera dump 1810 North Caroline Dodge burner etova, •lectric or 12 nd t1 700 00 volt better~. exc cond , t -• ru~,OIICOO ' ' . ' _.,. -"7'"-------1 ' sappears . (60 min .l C1J Se<:OI1CI City TV • I GOT TO GO OUT PAW AN'SWPTH' HOGS, PAW LET ME '· Pomeroy. 614-992-22114. TH'MOVIN' I ~ PITCHERS ·TONIGHT, ELVINEV ' Escort radar detecfor. 1175.00. 304·876- 1678 or 676-7896. ' Aft•II:OO 304·811·38311, gling detective inherits an agency when her boss di- ·BARNEY 5013. ------------------- truck 1977 mon, 211 toot, nil 304-675 - conteir1ed, 4. 5 generator. duel goo tankl, tl11 whHI, roololr, AM·FM, CB, tinted 1 t71 Ford truck equipped gl011, 18 loot awning, lull whh 42 •loot oe<lol buol<et, •e-n, 43,000 inlleo. A-1 knuckle 11o<1m. lnoulotod lor oond . Waol11,900.00now eloctrlcol work, priced 114.500.0011rm. 304-8711., t1o,ooo.oo. Phone 304- 7157. 4118-1 OS! oltor 8 PM. For Hlo or trodo, '71 Hilltop · '17GMC 2tontruck, V·6, 11 ,fold up comper needs oomo apeed, wtth 2 speed oxlo, ,.polra. 304·11711·11114. n - otlck,or, pulp wood truck, 1100.00. 304·8711- 1973 ·Piouuro looker 1070 or 304-etll-3972 . camper fold d-n. liMps eight. link , relrlgorotor. 3 ahotl and wormed kill the mayor . (AI (60 min.) II()) i1J Dirty Work A fled- matao . Call 614-446-8038 ur 614-992,7119 anyti"'e.; & 12000 I • 0 · • otter 6:00. 0 4 · 885· 33311 General Hauling ----- ~ James Boys Water Service ~ Aloo pooio· filled. Call 614 • · 258·1141 or 614-446 ·' 1175·or 614-446-7911 ', ' ' Ken's Water Service. W'eu.~ ciaterns, pools filled . Phont; 814-367-0623 or614· 387• t 11'HINK 'THAT'S FAIRL-Y Haul limestone, sand. gra -' vel,dirt, bulk or bag fertilize~ and lime. E,.;celaior Sali OeVIOUS, HOSE 7741 night or day. .I . 87 • 10:30 Cil My little Mergle ()) Jeen Shepherd AmerIca ICC) (HJ Nowawatch .INN News 1 1 :00 . . (f) Cll (l) • (f) (II • (jJ Nowa (J) BUI Cosby ShoW (I) Major l.oailue BaNboll · Film Cll Capitol Journal . (HJ Sporting Ufe 'Ah, to Be in England: Jockey Steve Cauthen is profiled. • Benny Hill Show 11 :111 C1J MOVIE: 'The Soulham &tor' . . A 6 M Furniture Menufac:1 turing, St. Rt. City. Oh , Coli 1470, coli Eva. 3438 , Old Uphostered . -- PEANUTS TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP , 1183 Bee . Ave ., Gollipolio. 114-441· 7833 or814-44&, 1833, eon·Rickleo, 1{00 NEVER MISS TilE WATER TILL TilE WELL RUNS DRV.. '' lllAT's WHAT MV . 6AAHPFATIIER ALWAVS lJSEO TO SAV ~E ()) WKIIP In Clnclmlltl ,... MUST ~AVE BEI'N A VE,Y WISE MAN ()) Lillte111glll America (!IToxl NO, niAT'S ALL EVER SAID eTWIIahtZone 11 :45 1.-oJ MbVIE: 'lroaM.., ~ . D111nr llole' !CCI . 12:00 )R .. .,.,. . - ttl c ~.:::· . .......... . 1=·:" Ill MOVIE: ... h Loalll...., 11tt Yow . ~~lol!rw;u-adll noWj .. , PwuNw of Succna e®........... ()t AIC Newo 614-'t4f ~ ... . 1 'I ' ... 61:~\tJ." ttllf' THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 lloxwood1 Jal yielding 5 Clltr 1ree . fonnation ~ Compared I 0 Departed with II Peanut DOWN IZ Ump's cry I Ukewise 13 A prey 2 Inclined to Cupid 3 Duel 14 • - Clear 4 ToW118mllll Y..terdoJ'o AMwer Day" (sulf.) 15 Different ze Coesar, •-II· 15 Old 5 Deep18 Quadra28 Eucharist musical sea by note 16 Legionmoire 17 Rudder turner sl(!ll ' . gesima device 6 Paas plate Zl Oversupply zz Lounge between zg Southwestern plant 33 Numerical sutlb! 35 Conunotion chairs Z3 Bring peaks 7 Innocent back · 8 Daydream Z4 Talus 8 Fei8Jt or ctUpUS II Waistcoat 31 Permit Zl Smile 22Hag z' Extort money ftom Zll Weigllt Ill Broth . Z7Tree Z8 Kitchen tllijunct , 30 Who am - argue? 31 Beverage 3Z See 12 Ac"""' :U Musical composition 31 Lingerie trim 37 Eaten away 6-+-++-+38 ·-homo" . DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Here'• bow to wort It: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW Bonnie Fronk· emi'IIIIGuv 7,' Crown 514-256 \ & _j eHostIllJoan(l)Rivlft' Tonight Show gueots ere lin, Patti Lel!elle, and Dllck Rambo. (60 min.) ()) Beat of Qroucho (]) lp f 1U II'IUII' • Upholstery Odd Couple tures the duo' s ' 60's classics plus some of their recenr soW hits. '11 :30 HEAP!! wants to buy elumjnum, copper and_.. brae• KfiPif ' By James Jacoby ·~~ EAST WEST Declarers who win money at bridge +to +JIII5 follow a simple rule. They try very .Jl07S .AQIU hard to make their ·contracts. They +10865 ., despise overtricks ·and search out +KQH +1087 ways to give up tricks, if by doing so SOUTH they can suarantee their contracts. +AQ713 Greed got the best of the declarer in the diagramed deal. He won the tJ73 opening lead with the club ace and +A432 played the king and ace of spades. Vulnerable: Neither The 4· 1 trump split wrecked the hand. Dealer: North Of course a reasonable spade division would have netted 11 tricks. But it's w..t Nortll Eu1 not that rare for a suit to split badly. lt Paa The winning line s.urrenders the Paaa Paos Puo Pa.. .possible overtrick. At trick two, Pass 'declarer ahould play a low spade from both bands. Now the defenders Opening lead: +K can take a club and a heart in addition to their trump trick, but no more. ·When declarer regal115 tbe l.ead, he. .can successfully draw- ti'Umps and 1 c1aun tl)e ·r~l : , . · · .. .. 3·2 for the defenders, then South can· Thi!re Is ·a circuJDJtance tba! would . not riSk ducking a spade. Tlie third overnde thil appr<>Kb. If the cl1!b round of clubo mipt promote a played by East on the opening lead trump as the setting trick wben East suuest.s that clubs might be divided holds a doubleton club. 19 Before ZO Musical IMAXl MOVIE: 'Dog 0ay Afternoon' 1 0:1 5 C1J Billy Graham IHBO] Simon and Gerfunkol: Tht Concert In Cenlnll P..tt This 1981 reunion loa· Workllnc. 638 E. Main St .l Pomaroy. &14-992· 3891. 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - lc --< Will houl anything. Alo<f 814-992-8811. eoun Joyce' s life is in jeopardy when she learns of a plot to Dozer Work land clelring,;, l1ndscaping. etc;:. Fr.e e est'i.-. SEWING Machine repairs , service. Au1horized Singer Sales & Service Shllt;tefll Sciuors . Fabric Shop .~ t1,1100 .00. 3190. AKC Q.,_illhepherd pup- u rn m 76 Auto Parts 1977 Ford F1 00 pickup. PS, & Accessories PB. Auto trano. Fair condi- , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - tion . Must aell. $900. orbe~t ' offer. Coli after 8 :00 pm. 1976 Mustang 4 cyl. motor. 81 92 2648 tran1misslon a. miac. baby 4-9 ' 1973 Dodge Club Cob porto, Call 814-446·9219. truck. 1375. Coii814-992- Ford plora1ions. IRI 190 min .l 9:3o Night IMAXl Big Break 10:00 D (I) (l) HIU Street Blueo Excavating Electrical Refrig.eration tAKQU ex-wife. is trying to kill him. IRl [60 min.) ()) Nenny Tho dramatic ad- AND HEATING 84 1984 Ford F1110, 4 opeed, overdrive, Rongor A pkg, AM - FM COllette , uep bumper, llldlng rMr glall. 8 cyl, (300CIDl 1 3.00011\lleo, ""llr-..,.111 30"-871·2419. Block. brick, mortar snd masonry tuppli81. Mountain Phone •Kn z• tures that inhabit southern ·' NORTH +KU •s ture facing today' s society a resuh of the progress t: $1,500 . 00 . 304:882· 2822. t• III V tero.y'a l J - : ClASSY CLUCK ASTRA V DEVICE " An....-: A glutton often eats mort than a.t other 11meo bu1 oeldom 1hla-LESS Tonight Good-1 E,.;cavating, base· manta, footers. driveways! septic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 ~ 4637, James L. Davison, Jr~ owner. 11 model and newer used cers. J"( Bill Tic Toe llouflh e ANNIE crete. Call 304-773-6131 ; 83 KI I I (AAIWefl tomorrow1 (l)J_.ty (jJ WhMI of Fonune commended . 614 - 992 5671 or 614·742·2211. & Heating cortoon. gostod by tho - (J) Cioco Kid (I) ESPN'o Spwdweek Cil All In the Family Cllll ()) Family Feud Tabor Upholstery . For re~~ pholttering. free est1metea. Free pi~kop & delivery. Call 614·379· 2850. Now arrange tht -10ttn1o form 1he ourpriae - · 001119 e JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1, Bo• 355. Gallipolis. Cell 614-367 - 06.7~ . 304-876·1564. r ] . Newshour (jJ Ne(jJ New Name That Tune topo . Csll 614-446-2514. 82 ~KOJECY± l I (I) ESPN'o H - Roclng investigating Russian oil ex- 71 Contor, Rt. 36 W, Golllpolls, Oh. CaU 814-446-9777 or 614·446-2484. r Ill (l) NBC Newo CIJ Rlllemon Cor. Fourth and Pine • Gallipolis. Ohio · '73 Mercury, eJCc swivel chair, 190.00. 304- ~~:;::==;:::=:;::=;::;==:372·2801, GOOD COND. 1· Pets Set dlomond clulter ringo, Phone 304·882- 31190. Unconditional ,lifetime gua · rantee . Local references furnished . Free estimates. ' ;~!:"~::in ~~~m~O:~a:;:.~ :m·:"bo~l :~..-~;~.:-:~~ plea Honda 1981, KX 420, 304· 676· 3308 . Baled hay for sale in the field end . 2222. siz:a 7YJ. Revolver 22. Love birds, talks. Old clocks. 1 982 wheeler $660 .00 . 304 · 882- 3132. lor PU. Call614:388-8861. They'll Do It Every Time Recliners, •225 . to 1376., Lampo from $28 , to 1125. . 11 ,300.00. dod 7:00 , B & 0 ·HOM£ IMP.ROV(- up truck, 304-875-2119 after 5:30 PM . e Cil Sonlord ond Son Cil Entertainment Tonlght (l) W..... of For1une II (f) Wheal of Fortune Cll (HJ MocNeii/Lehrer 614-949 -2437. 1976 Monte Carlo, paint, no ruit. PS, PB, 8:30 (I)~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 576·2010 . For iale1 or tr41de. ',78 t1.,oru;la Goldwing or ttade for pick _.--~, Call 614-388 -9857. Excellent condition . Call Nubiano, 1 1\lplno, 2 croneo, 304-875-2!127. range, apt tiz:e $75.00. Co-op 30 tractor iuno good, Sears best shallow well Twin rib white .metll rotting 2 bottom plows, New Idea pump and tank $100.00. ·or tiding 38'' wide 8' thru mower, Ford hay baler a. hay '73 Old a ttatlonwagon, Gravely treactor wi1h ·4 0" 18' lengthl, 141.911 oq. 131 wogon all lor $1 ,695. Call good motor, .See 315 22nd LAYNE ' S FURNITURE mower and sulkey Steel inoulatod prohung 614-286-6622. St .. Point Pleasant. Sot•• and chairs priced from $1 ,000.00. Bath tub, oink door' s all sizes and patterns. I ~====:::::::::::.1.:==========-l S286. to S895. Tables, 150 end commode •7&.00. Two t75.00 & up: 141 Hollowt and up to 1126. Hide·• · antiquo tobleo $60.00 eoch. co<e end 8 panel wood beds, $390 . and up to BN Ford tractor with disc prhunu door'• uo.oo a. up. $650.. solo bedo $145, and grader blade Ill 4'•8'<6·32 wood panel- Call614-446 · 3159 . 1983 Honda Shadow 760 . Cell 814-446-1574. tractors·to choose frorri & complete line of new & used equipment. largest selection in S.E. Ohio. Trailer space for rent. 1 mila 2991 . eut of Racine on At. 124. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GraVely riding tractor with Phon• 614· 949· 2008. &0 inch mower, $1,400.00. Trailer spaces , one small 304-675-4435 , child accepted . No pets. ------------------304-675- 1076, Ohio. 814·286-6451. load. $30.00 deliv8"red . Call Firewood • fiO bushel of feed wheat. M..sey Ferguson, New Maytag wringer washer. 614-992-7479 . U.S. 35 West. Jackson , Holland, Buoh Hog Salao & Service. Over 40 uaed Park, Route Pomeroy. large COUNTRY M•r~n.~ cond .. 81.600 . Call 614388-9744 . BECAME IL1..1 MarcufJ'I Roofing & Spouting. Now Installing r_ubbe:" roofs. 30 years· axper~enc~. specializing in built up roQf . Rotary or cable tool drilling . 1.QB2 Horida 750 custom · Most w.alls completed tliui•e 2;ooo ~ila•. ~c~ .·. ~e.at .. deY. PIJmp talet Jnd s.Br\li~: lUggage rack. excellent cos . 304-895 -3802. ' power. with hand cart. Stroller. ulo. $500. 614-742 -2461 . 614-256-1919. 675·3409 complete baby bad . 614992-3079. ----------------- 1to 1978 Honda XL 175 good cond., asking S400. Cell 1974 Cutlass Supreme . New parts, Runs good. Rebull~ enRine and ·trans. CROSS & SONS White portable sewing me· chine. Golf clubs and beg very little 1575. Also 1982 R M 80 Suzuki dirt bike 8476 . Coli Lon Neal, 614367-7101 . Avenue. Low miles. 18,600. 8852 , Space for Rent 1981110Honda 3wheolor, excellent condition: Rode 1983 c 'hiyltler Filth 304-676-1365. 61 4 :00. 614-446-7002 . Coli· 814-949- 2034. lord Coif 8450.00 . 5 pigs 125 .00 each . 304-6755492. 3 new, 3.000 miles. Cell after 1978 Ford Thunderbird . One owner, excellent ccon· dition, sharp. air, cruiie. AM-FM stereo. Make offer. old, Coli 814-198 -8241 alter 5:00pm. 186-CC 1976 Honda CB600T like Good work car. Comact anytime . 614-843-5440. Brood- Hondo 614-446-1638 after 6PM . 1976 Volkowogon Rabbit . msre. green broke. 7 yrs. plant1. Raccoon Rd. Cell 1982 Caruao' [MAXI MOVIE: 'O' Hero'a Wife' A&'IOLI PIO BEFORI? 'IOU II IRVGLAFt I KJ I ] Bewitched IHIOI MOVIE: 'The GreM - O.and M. Contractors . Vinyl siding, reptacement WiOdows, insulating. roofing, new and remodeling, co~ Motorcycles wheeler, exc. cond. Call Call614-367-7174. clollto . Nice, Call814-2886622. AQHA 74 80 El Camino. exc. cond. .gelding otando 1 5. 3 ohown in Helter 6 1973 Pontiac Ventura PS; good tires, new carpet, 1600 or trade for Chevy $4.000. 1957 Ford oil orgi · nol 30.000 miles. S4,000 . Cell 614-367-0638 . Big Horn Show saddle, e,.;ceUent.condition . 6 yr. old Ragiatered AQH SorreM On Waterloo road in Leon . 13,500 . 00 . 304 - 882 3132 . For sale or trade. 1968 Cadillac convertible 1628. Stra~berrieJ. $1 .00 qt. we pick, you pick 75 cants qt. 4,000 mHoo. $10.296. Call 814-446-9837 . model truck, Cell 614· 388 9869. 3 yr. old Sorrel gelding for sale or trade. Call614-256- 614-448-8692 or 614-2456074. e,.;c. camper. ' 78 Chevrolet 4x4. ,A ton, 64,000 miles. auto, PS, PB. cruise COfltrol. tilt Whetl. lock out hubs, dusl tanks, 83 Cemaro Z· 28 charcQel gray V-8, auto. Lest than Livestock ~ake AVOID M~HIN (; Hi& W I ~E At-IP SONl r II Cll e House painti'lg & trailer roof $900. 304-675-3860. ANY WA'I Wfi CAll 1.~-:::-- - (I)GreonAcrn 1972 Chevy window wan. good cond., must sell, make 1964 Chev·buo 409 engine, • (I) ()) (l) • ()) (II • (JJNowa ()) Hot Pbtato (D Mu. Sportalool< (I) Fethor Knows Beat (I) Dr. Wllo (HJ 3-2- 1, Contoct !CCI • ~OLI FEIOL A'? STRON~l> ISN'T THEI<fi ..,. 0488, day Qr night . Rogeri Ba1ement Waterproofing. · would good, n .595. Coli 614288-6522. WI LL liE OV!t FIR!>T li'EAL TEST. THIS WAY TO THe • ~IVJN& QUARTERS. A- 1, $2,200. Callll14·4480459. offer. Call 614-379-2341 . 1978 Malibu ges . saver, 6 cyl.. PS, PB. one owner, radial tires. runs good. looks 3 Registered Arabian Strewbefriea-you pick or we pick. Taylor's Berry Patch. BAM-8PM, Mon .- Sat. Call Black good cond., S2.900. Call 814-448-9180 or614·4461909. Tobacco plants. Call 614· & 4 W .O . 77 Vandura 26, GMC, regularly maintained, eJIIIc. body. rebuilt motor. 721 radi1!1, 1979 Thundarblrd whlto -red 62 Wanted to Buy Vans T~IS Home Improvements coil 614-448-4182 or 614· 446-3031 ' 811· 256-8003 . Phone 73 77 dodge window van. auto, new paint. For more info. 1976 Camero uceUent condition. Lots of eJIIItras . Call Whael Horte lawn tractor with tll.ler, mower and snow Fruit Vegetables Autos for Sale · 1979 Monte Corio. 1978 Chevy Von , 1973 Chevy P.U .. 1976 Uncoln Mark IV. Coli 614·446 ..3242 oltor 8pm. welding machine or tl'llde •4oo.oo. 58 '71 John Deere G. model troctor •1 . 800 .00. 1946 Jeep 1200.00. 320 omp DC pump orJIIIn. Call814-9492093 ofter 6pm . :CAPTAIN EASY 614-698-8241 alter 5:00 pm, 300 gal. tobacco 1 100; 28 1 doublo trallero, hold 300 •450; 1000 gal. 875-1288 or 2342. starting at $39 .95. Franks CountrY Oak tablet, chalrt, cupboards, desks. ice boxes. Conkles, Tuppers Plains, Rt. 1 . Hand crafted and finished·. ,. . . ...... 304· 773· 6430. 51 Musical Instruments Pick your owl') strawberries $ .60 a lb .. a.lready pick $1 .05 qt ., Bowles Berries, Route 689, Wilkesville, Our warehouu it full of bakery, rei;taurant &. store equipment. Slicers, mixera, For rent Sl,eping Rooms ovens. refrigerations. Lowand light hou.a keeping -•~ ~. prices . in ~ ata~e . Hpg8 rooms. Park Central, Horel, d•scounts on new equip· Call 614-446-.0756 .. . n:tent, RADCO Restaurant . · Pickens used furniture. 304· Equijmlent. 1'10 22ol.' St .. Furnished room, range. re- 675-648~ <M' 676·1460. Huntington, WV 304-823frig . $1 00,1share bath. sin· 1378. gle male. 919 2nd . AVe .. RICK'S NEW AND USED Gallipolis. Call 446-3844 FURNITURE . Comparo our For sale 811 electric hosp. bed prices. tave .today. Phone olightly used. Call614-388alter7PM . · 46 Stove, sink. _ice box, 1leeps four, Priced to sell . 'C•.II S1700; bush hog, 1400; 814-446·4680. or Furnished Rooms 57 Homelite E·Z 1400. Mor· gan' s Woodlawn Faim, 304- Strawberries. Pick your Valley Furniture. new & own . Claude Winters. Call used . Large aection of qual-. home today. Call 814· 886· 614·246-5121. ity furniture . 1216 E11tern 7311. Ave., Gallipolis. Strawberries. Roush's at Pool People Special: Union Campground (Back of Why pay more? Check us lnground pool kits, 16x32- · New Haven, WVe.) You pick. out. New furniture, applian· 1'2 ,395, 18x38- 12,895, we pick . No Sundoy Sales . ces outlet. Trade Center, 20x40-$2,896 in ltock. Jam berries 1 .50. Call 1 • Konouga, Oh . Coll814·448· 16x32 inground pools - 304-882-2237. 7444. inatalled-bring us your low ettimate. Middleport 61.4· Grouse dogs, English Pain· Ed's Applianc8Servicing, air 992-6724 or Gallipolis 614· ter, 4 black & white males. conditioners. refrigeratora, 448-3051 ' $76 oa.·Coll614-446-2107 washers, dryers . In Gallia, dayo , 814-246 · 6600 Meigs & Mason Co . Cal.l Baby bed & mattre11. Call evenings. ' Juno 29, July 27, Aug 10 . La~i8* size· : 1460..00 week. 304-875· paOt .suitt, 3797 6-7.5-297.6. e • · G·raeri_"- ol white 2 dr.'.. ref., .\!!Winter eoat·: · good · coM. c;.u 814-448- 9496. 0175. · 45 Homellto pump, UOO; A pllltic wotorwith tonk. $400: model Inter. cultivator, 8:00 - . :- Services I I EVENING 8 foot slide -i n truck camp8'r.-: We now build ·big 6 bedr. (Early American Homes) $17.900 . See this dream ,• ment, air con d. ground floor, Dinette set, swivel rocker, Cargo trailer 4,.;8 heavy duty private entrance. utilities - IO.J.e seat. &. patio awning 5 HP tiller, Stihl chaintaw. , included, S245 .00 . 304- 12•5.6 . Corbin & Snyder See at 1038 2nd . AVe., Golllpollo. ' 675-6730. Furniture, 614·446-1171; ·----,. South Myrtle Beach condo, 8ooutitul horse. dun, 8 years old. ·304-895-3624. loads delivered in dump truck •100, or 21oado $180, You pickup •16. Call 614· 245-5804, 18,500. 35 . 304·875-1286 or 304736·2342. . . 614-687-3231 . 6/6/85 awmn9. generator.. alf con.., dlt iomn g. new t~res.A ~"'Iw condition. 614- .949-22~~ 4ft. oak tomato or iobacco stake• I Ui par 100 Morgan'• Woodlawn F•rm, Rt. Silver, black end brown. Cell KnauH Firewood Summer rateo·blg loado .. May 11tJuly 3 ht. Doeon't opply to HEAP. 614-256-6246. . 197~·22ft. Winneba~o. ·~·~ . 876· 3981. 2 row oettor, I tobacco sticlto. THURSDAY $10.000, Call 614 -3 67~ 0638. ' • Pole Building• Constructed for commetclal, garage•. farm, stqres, etc. Any sin. free estimatea. Cell 304· Misc. Merchandise GOOD USED APPLIANCES For .a!e or trade . 1971' Dodge motor homtl New Holland Grinder mixer. 367. 11 .700. Coll814-7422724. Rabbits S3 .26 each. Bantam chicks &. quail 75 cents 3 rm . apt. ~ beth. 84 Grape St. Call 614-446-0847. Television Viewing Motor s Homes So Campers 814-388- 4020 J.O. 90 ho,.opowor. Good condition ond good rubber. Call814-949-2437. Call 446-3844 after 7PM . 2nd . Ave. Gallipolis, adults. Call 1-----'-------- Dragonwynd Canary Ken nel . CFA Himalayan . Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppiea. New litter. Furnished efficienc y I 1 45, utiltias paidr share be.h. 607 992·7481. 9688. 13 The Ohio Ford &01 mower. very good niel puppies, Coli 814 ·3889790. lease required , references. $ 225 per month, water included . Call 614- 446 · 7209 or 614-448· 3287. 79 Farm Equipment condition. Briarpatch Kennels Professional. All-breed grooming. lndoor·outdoc>r boarding fa· cilitlea. Engli•h Cocker _S pa- garage. Northup area, pri- Citizens. S 130. Equal Hous· ing Opportunities. 6.14 992-7721 , 61 HILLCREST KENNELS f ur· nished. utilities free. $1 00 mo., prefer lady. u 614446 - 1414 or 814- 448 · 1023. Ca11446-3844 altar Thursday. June 6, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio One letler stands for another. In this sample A iB Uled for the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single lettera, apostraphes, the lenglh and f0111111tlon of the words are all hinta. Each day the code letrers are dlflerent. ... K CRYPTOQUOTE LSKYR VRS EZG, VK.VUS; ' VKT GQV TVZEB WZG EZMS OSVVSO.- LKUUKZE GQV VRS VRS RKT MKG ' Y'T ESVZU LCWRSOUC Y•tenlaJ'• C~IIDte: EACH MORNING PI1I'S A MAN ON TRIAL AND EACH EVENING PASSES JUDGMENT. - ROY L SMrnl --· __..:._ ·--~-, •.•_..:. __ '""'"'.._!_.._ --, --~---"'---------"----·· ._ .._ .... '. �·Pige- 14- The Daily Sentinel 60°/o OFF $44 TO$ 103 SALE! SALE! MEN'S . DRESS SOCKS -- ~~-\ --·· ' Onealzefttlll._ 10 to 13. Big..._ tion of oolora. Buy now for TO $1155 GIRLS' SLEEPWEAR F"'-'• PaMI ••••••••••.• SJ.39 S4.50 .............. Sale 13.59, S6.00 .............. Salt S4,79 19.00 .............. Salt 17.19 l13.00.......... Sale 110.39 REG. 26 ...... SALE S20.79 ' · · COTY Picture tubi p'ravkfM· 12-tunotion Clllnnel.ock Oftll., Ramot• -Conii'OI lnclll(leo direct ."' - robes. '-.'. . fOrWard/rever. · · . Save. on your flvorlte mualc. Our entire atock of atereo elburpa 1nd ca•· eette tapea I• Included in thie asle. Country, religlo\-1•• rDck, POPI41er, 111"d -~· . .• aound . tracks~ · .,.lll1nt colof' picture. •Auto. with welnut flnlth . Reg. $13.00 SIHpwear ....... Sale $10.39 Reg. $15.00 SIHpwear ....... Sale S 11.99 Reg. 120.00 Sleepwear ~ ....... Sali s 15.99 ·leg. .... .... ,.... SALE PRICtii $) Q39to$1919 KNIT SHIRTS BRA WHITE • CHAMPAGNE .... 19.50 ............. Salt 17.99 .... I I 0.00 ........... Salt 11.49 .... 110.50........... Salt 11.99' SPORT SHIRTS Mtn's S12.95 Sport Shirts~ ........ ·•1 0.59 Mtn's 116.95 Sport Shirts ......... 113.19 Men's S11.95 Shirts ......... 115.49 Reg. •22 ..............Salt s17 Reg. S29 ..............Salt S23 Reg. 532 ............. Sale $25 MEN'S NECKTIES four-in h•nd •nd rudy tied PENIM JEANS Men'1 snd boya' t ·1hlrta ooid brlefo. Boxer ollortl for men, pocket t-ahlrti. Oet pertlculsrs · end In Men 'a Dept. on •N'S ANO BOYS' sus , 0011 !,!!t.SHORTS -sl 788 ;,~-i~$479 ... 21 ·· SALE PRICED .g $879.,oS2159 suo BY MAIL SPECIAL SALE! MEN'S $22.95 Mini dranea. panta, ahorta, . veata and topa. Junior aiz•• S, M. L. Reg. '11 tD. 0 27. I/ ' Onclboyo'oloM. SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 8 PM .............. _,, .. . AILEEN SPORTSWEAR Tops . tanks. shorts . crop pan ts and slacks. Misses SIZes 6 to 14 SAVE 25°/o .... m Allatll..-19.7s · Carl Hall, perSonnel milnager at the Robbins and Myers Plant In GaiUpoiisconftnned lhismomlngtloat 44 employees will he laid oil there today. It marks the third layoll at the srnaU electrical motors plant In the past six months. l;arller layolls came in February and April. Hall salol the layoffs resulted from the "CWTenl e<:onomlc 8ituatlon" due to a decrease In sales onlers. MeanwhUe, Chuck Woods, personloel rnailager at another GaUlpolis facility, Fetleral· Mogul Plant, said nunors regarding layoffs there were "unfounded". "We haven't. had any and don't expect any", he said. ThE> se.vicE> industries, from health care 1o lnsuranre, added 100,00J jobs In May as did retail stores. Construction l'!llployment was up JO,OOJ during thE> monlh, lotal!ng200,00J additional jobs this year. . But • Che Industries thai produce merchandise, mainly in factories. showed no increase whatever In May_and so far this year have losl l60,00J· jobs, Ihe Labor Departmen t said. The department said men 25 to 54yearsold saw their unemployment rate Improve from 5.8 percent to 5.2 percenl , anoth<>r category thai was in Its best shape since I he last recession. But the category of men 20 to 24 years old experienced a full 1.2 percentage point Increase In joblessness to a rate of 12.5 percent . These were apparently graudatlng college seniors, the depart · ment said, whose lnfluence on the report. was greater Chan usual because the week In May chosen for the jobless survey was laler In the month Chan usual. The overall employment raleforwhlles. blacks and Hispanic people was virtually unchanged in May. An accompanying unl'!llpioyment rate thai InclUdes mllllary personnel was unchanged at 7.2 percent. The repori showed the length of the average factory work week wenl up 0.2 of an hour, to 40.3 hours. This was unexpected because the preceding month saw new faclooy orders. order backlogs and Industrial production fa ll . Average hourly earnings also were up 0.1 percent in May but averageweekly earnlngsdropped0.2 percent, MEIGS SENIORS - These Melp High School senior class members were the topftvepeo cetololtheir class scholastlcaDy and were named for honors Thursday night. 1bey are, front, I to r, Lori Tanner, Timothy LeMa....ter, Randy JeweU, Deanis HyseD, Sandra Hoyt; back, I to r, Usa Hotrnuul, Frances Hoffman, BIW Jo Gordon, Usa Alihley and Sarah K. Amott. Two others among the puup selected bul not present are Brenda Robbins and Alison Tronun. to$~.90 . Som e manufacturing Industries like eleclrical in~chmery , electronic equipment , texti~ and apparel wert> particularly hard htt. by job losses In , May, tire department said. ·· 51 students . . honored for academics . ·· ~- .- . ·, . ·w~e on Mnd for the evenl .·. · •' ,,_ . . ·• .his ·talk wllh ~rat hull'ldi"()(IS · · Slories: •· · -. - ., srhools across Meigs County were . Russell Moore, second educallon Local superi ntendents Richard honorro at Ihe (irst Meigs Academic supervisor of the councy office, was Roberts, Easlem ; Ord, of Soul hem, ExceUence Banquet slaged Thurs· and Dan E. Morris, Meigs Local, master of ceremonies and John day nigh I al the Meigs High School. presented the awards to winners In The banquel to provide awards Costanzo, elementacy education supervisor. did the Introductions. their respective districts. for outstanding s tudents was lhe Southern Local SufJ('rlnt~>ndenr The top fourth a nd sixth grader in produce of Meigs County SuJX'riri· • Bobby Ord was speaker hittlngu(Xln each school ofMeigsCounty, lhelop tendenl of Schools John Riebel a nd which the lop elghlh grader In each junior high the · contributions the Meigs County Board of Educa· school, the top lOth grader of each tlon funded lhe trophies and plaquE'S students can make to society as well presented the v.1nners as well as as the nl'ed for academic excellence high school and the top five percent since Meigs County students will he of thesenlorclass In each highschool dinner for the honored studenls. More than :D) students, ad mlnlstra· competing on a worldwide basis as ·were selected t.oreceivetheawards. tors, teachers, rela tives and friends I hey move into careers. He sparked ' Fifly~pc . cop . sluden1s iropi LOWER HONOREEl! - These are the lower class members ol the Melp Local School District selecled for lop scholar honors Thursday niglol.1beyare, front, Ito r. Jason Hollftll!ll, fourth grade; Kristen Slawter, sixth grader, Sall!ibury Elementary; Allison Ganna· way, fourth; Richard Peyton, sixth, Salem Center Elementary; Unda Chapman, fourth, Middleport Elementary; Eric Heck, ·sixth, Pomeroy Elemen· tary; hack, I IAI r, Kevin Lambert, !!lxth, Pomeroy Elementary; Jennifer Chaseen. fourth, Rutland Elementary; Amy l.uckeydoo. eighth, Meigs Junior High; Stephanie Walker, s ixth, Rutland Elementary; Erin Anderson, lOth, Meigs IUgh; Aaron Sheets, sixth, HarrlsonvUie; Dare! Wolfe, sixth, Bradbury Elemen· tary; Meil- Durham, fourth, Harrisonville Elementary. UnLE GIRLS' JUNIOR SWIMSUITS SPORTSWEAR · 1 antt2 PIECE STYLES Chooae from 3 popullr etylea. Crop p1nt1, long ahorta, aplit lklrta. M i alzea 8 to 18; . WASHINGTON (UP! ) -The nation's unemploy· ment rate In May stayed at 7.3 pE'ro>nl for the fourth consecutive month as the economy added :W5,00J jobs, but lhP joblE>Ss rate for new collegE> graduates rosE', thE> gove~enl said today. . Servoc!' industries and rE>tall tradE'S were thE> bog winners In the May job market while faclorles l)ardly changed from the weak peliormance of the last several moniiJS. The 7.3 percent c ivilian unemployment rate is nol only Ihe same as every monlh since January. ills also I he average fort he pasl year. Mtn's '14.95 lnlt Shirts ..... 111.11 Mtn's 112.95 lnil Shirts ..... SI0.21 Mtn's SB.95 lnlt Shirts .......... l7.11. RED-I PANTS and SHORTS 2 Sections. 12 Peges 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newsp•per Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday. June 7, 1986 Mtn's s16.95 l~it Shirts ..... '13.41 SAlE ••~ .............. S6.49 MISSES WRANGLER entine Tremendoua Hlactlon of atylea and color lncllidillg Je•n• ahlrta dreu knita, tennla and gcilf ahirtt, tank topa, cut-ofta. Regu lar and extr~ large alzea. Nylon/Lycro with high cut invertod "V" leg. WHITE Slzeo S. M, L, XL Reg. '7.&0 . MEN'S 15.79 ......... Sale sus 11.79 ......... Salt S7 .05 11t79 ....... Salt 19,45 113.19 .....'Salt S11.05 MEN'S Cotton Uned Active Br• •nd Cotton Uned Fiberfill sa Pants ............ '6.39 S12 Ponts .......... l9.59 $14 Panu ....... l11.19 Sl7 Pants ........ 113.59 · SAVE NOW! . CARNI~AL Regular and eurs lsrge alzu. Solid•. patterns, weotem ohlrta included. Tapered ond full cut modela. SCoryonPqe7 Therewercst1118.4 million people out ofworkinMay bul the number of thPm unemployed because lhey were la id ·off or fired -3.9 ml)llon- was the lowesl since prior to Ihe 1981·1982 recession. The resl of the unemployed are people just ernertng Ihe job markel who can not find work. On I he n('!(allvc side was Ihe Indication In the r eport thai Ihe a111ount of underemployment Is growing, as Jle<lPil' who want full·tiil]e jobs can find imly part ~time posll!ons. This caltogery rose· by. 240,00J In May to nearly 6 million. ALJUMS .&-TA-PES Nice group of lediea waltz length lhifta. PD; ly I cotton blonde, knlta end terry. Sizaa S. M, L. ilt;ta- H3.oo tii f24 .0Q weer. Average and tall alzea. Pli- · gowns . , and · matchi"g Qhahnel iccna,· ch••"· ' SALE I LADIES' ·. SHIFTS .• . Special group Channel ecan and . previous channel · color control end n.htone recall opllona, plus correction. •Auto. contNat~ volume up/down/ / color trecldng. •Auto. lit"t ..,..., . •Unld1ed X1endldlife · mute, on~ ~eretn .Conte,..porsrv·•· channel/lime dla· tyled dur•bl• pl..tic ceblnet play end HI on1o11. ' SALE! "SOFTLON" BRIEF 11.50 nEs .............. Sale •u9 S7 .50 IINIT nES...... Sale ss.49 suo nn .............. Salt su9 i . Sun dre111o, jscket dr••-· CIIUII and drauy ITyiea. Mlueo lizu 8 to 20. Half 51"" 121'> to 28% . . of IDng aleep- Uttle Boya' Siz11 2to4and4to7 Little Girla' Size• 2 to 4, 4 to ex 7 to 14 tlealn aollda 1nd neol potterna. $ · Only SLEEPWEAR . . ,SALE . • su. . Conlnll. •AYdlo CIIMntt with Record ltor· ege Aeckt.I!My·roH C,.atlft, Temp. , ef'ld 01-. Door 1M Hinged Turntli· blo Duet Covor. LADIES' Jeans, Casual Slacks Dressr Stripts and Solids. . to 42w... l. loot fllr• or .w:rliQtn ito~ •Metohln1 2-Wrt ,,.... ly•· temra; Each induct• en I" Woofer aM .a 3'' TWHtet. s19 ro ssa PANT ·sALE -··'!<........... a~z .. $ Drive Tumta· SALE PRICED CHILDREN'S lalk: ,.w.IMd •hmi·AIItom~dcllett tH wtth DC lerwo Motor and Cue- I. 15.9$ Shorts ........ 14.71 11.95 Shorts ........ s7.11 111.95 Shorts-... sua 5 12.95 Shorts .... 110.31 fine tuning'· n'e cnRry. · '.4d<¥~ ne4ld .Super Ac<;;uFJhe,r . · $419 IWIIMftl LED Vu Meter11. DRESS SALE ' .,~A Coto,Trak fHturp ch ..r:. · lide · convenience of .-remoti control 1nd mufti-bind cab._ tuning. •22-functton Cham• Lock Dltltol R.-.. Coftt...t prtvdn tnutll·band tuning of up to 127 broadcat1 1nd cabkt chnn• . .O.UIIIU cryttll tun· lng 1yttem fHturee pinpoint ' ICCuracy Ori. IIJ 'c ftiMelt- no SAVE SJOO ' ,_-lily. Cool aummer nyl~• and fabrics in knit tops, blouaea. lklrta, J•ckets. elacks. crop pinta, jean• and ahorts. Sizes 3/4 to 13/14. BLOUSES & TOPS ColorJrak TY with Cha-L~k Digital ~519 . SYSTEM SHORTS Remote Control SlorJoaPIIpf May jobless·rate ·remainS steady •ltereo lnttgrl1ed AMplffier With 20-Wmo l'lr Chonnol IRMII ond Lound;MM Conlour Control. · •AM/FM. Bt.eo Tuner with 3-MO· , _ LED lltnol · - Indicator. •lter.o C•Mtt• Deck wHh Met1l Doll>y• Oncl , _ ,_ LADIES' RCA 19" Diag. . REG. 'PRE-TEEN esANVO SPORTSWEAR JUNIOR Boys' Boys' Boys' Boys' Assembly awards · Vol.36. No.38 Copyrighted 1886 BOYS' S. M. Land XL aizea. Entire selection aale priced. Pick Pajamas, Gowns anct Shor- your favorite atvle and aave • •••• Sizes 2 to 14. now. · 11119. leg. leg. leg. Marauderette honored at y Dav. Jun. 1eth. suo lulkr knit Orton .... s1.59 . Reg. $16 ...... SALE Sl2.79 s1.7 5 lanlon REG. S20 ...... SALE 99 ) SALE PRICED $385 Weelll)' iltiiacJD!Ue Gil PIIP • • lEG. 17.00 DI£SSES ........ Salt 15.35 lEG. 19.00 DI£SSES ........ We 16.9S , I£G. 110.00 DI£SSES.- .. Salt 11.75 lEG. 113.00 DI£SSES "''" Salt 19.9 5 pec•n. m•ple, walnut. Reg . '110.00 to '269.00 Knit Tops. Midriff Tops Blouses and Tank Tops. Sizes 6 to 24 mos .• 2 to 4 . 4 to &X. 7 to 14. leg. $5.00 to S15.00 LrMtrt 011 P11pl Nice eaaortment of little girla' aundreu". Many colora. nripaa end prlntt. one-of-a-kind dlocontlnulld ol'tieo. ·GIRLS' TOPS Celebrating life SUNDRESSES hosteu Ubtes, cotftle tabiH end coc:klail tablea. Moat eN CLEARANCE Eastem board support . LITTLE GIRLS TABLE CLEARANCE Special group of and tllbloo. o.•k. cherry, ThursdaY· June 6, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio "" IIRf.Ws ................ ~ 5ett t6.10 Pretty aummer colora • Montha alzea to Size 14. •u ... ••• . llllfthls ...............s.lt Sl 0.10 liS • 116 ...... , ....., Swinlllllh .... Salo 13 ... ' .... Sf Swinlllllts ...... Sale 15,59 .... Ill SwiiiiSIIIts.~ Salt 11.79 ... 114 liiiowih....... ~ II 1.19 BOYS' . KNIT SHIRTS Save thla weekend on Dur big •election of boVI knlta. aizea a· to 20. Plenrt of etylea end colora in our fine aelectlon. .... 119 Afltln.,.... II4.2S .... 125 Aileall.,... lt I. 7S IIIII I S1oirto .......... I 7.11 1 .... 132 Allttio-- . 24.00 """ •• IIIII Sliirtl ........ 11.61 IIIII 5lllrh .. _.1 I 0.21 IIIII Shirts ...... SI I .U 11111feWs"''"'"''" .... Salt 117.10 aoMI '11.SO 112.10 ) IIIM'.W. ............... Scilt "14.40 '27.50 MEN'S VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS Sllort oleeve tTyiN In neck alzN 141'> . lo ,1 B. Bolid colora. ~rill••· wllltt, regu1111 end button down col· 01111 . Select you111 now. •n V•llt- SIIIrts................... '17.59 IIOV•"'-n Slllrtt................... s1s.•• '"¥•"'Sllirts................... Sl$.39 IIUOY111 ..... Shirts.................... •12.It 120.10· EASTERN HONOREES - SOUTHERN HONOREEl! - These are the IAip 13 students oflhe Soothem Local School Dilllrtct selecled forhonon.Thursdayrolght. They are front, Itor, Cheryl Pape, sixth gnuter; Becky NUU, fourth grade, SyracWII' Elementary; Jennifer Smith, !!lxllo; JuDe HID, fourth, Racllie Elementary; Nick Adams, fooa"th, Poriland Elementary; Jason Shain, !!lxth; Kyle Wickline, fourth, Letart Falls Elementary; back,ltor, Junle Beegle, sixth, Portland Elementary; Ellzabelh Smith, eighth, Southern Junior lOgb; Rachel Reiher, lOth, Soothem High; Charlotte Lyon~~, David PoweD, Lois lhle, seniors. The ...eleCted top students from the Eastem Local School District named to receive honorS at the Meigs Acadedmlc EKceUence Banquet are front, IIAI r, Tracy MuJllhy, fourth Kfl'de; Aaron Wilson, sixth, Tuppers Plains Elementary; Karen Monis, fourth; Andrea Cleland, !!lxth, Riven-lew Elementary; · Carrie ·MOITI.<oley, fourth; W1lllam ,Jomson, sixth, Che!ller Elementary; back, Ito r, David Rice, eighth. Ea.'llcm Juniol' IUgh; Travis Newlun, lOth, EMtcm High School, andi\ngeUaSpenaor, Tracie Schul and Tammy Calaway,: all seniors. A fourth senior, Angle Colllns, WIIS not present. Wellston couple seeks $40 million in suit A $40m1Uion suit has been filed In the MelgsCounly Corp., Westfalla Lunen and Mining Progress, Inc. He Common Pleas Court by an lnjuredSouthemOhioCoal · charges that in the course of his employment, he was Co. l'!llploye against sevetal companies. struc k In the head by ell her a component part..of I he FlUng the action were Michael Eanes, his wife, Mary longwaU mining machine or by a timber being used In Ann. and thE'Irdaughler, Megan Eanes.aiiofWellston. conjunctlon.wllh the machine. As a rE>Sull oflhelnjury , NameddefendanlslnthesuitareSouthemOhloCoal Michael EanE>S was rendered permanently quadri· pieglc, the action charges. The suit further charges Co., Inc., Ohio Power Co., America n Electric Power Co.,Anderson-MavorU.S.A.Limlted,DowtyCorporathai as a result of the accident, Eanes Is unable co lion , Mining Process. lnc., WE>StfaUa Lunen and spE'ak. wrlteorotherwlsecommunlcace. oChers. Tile suit charges the coal company did not provide a 1bepialntlttschargt>.thatonJune7,l!&'lEaneswas sate work plare, faDed to develop a nd lmpiement a worldngasaiongwaUhelperlntheNo.2coalmineand sale method for operation of the longwaU mining was working With and on the longwaU mining machine equipment, fl!lled to develop and lmPiemenc sate designed, manu_taclured, assembled and-or .dlstrlb- ' · maintenance piocedures for the eqUpment, faDed to uted by Anderson-Mavor U.S.A. Limited, Dowty provide sale ground conditions and support for longwall mining operations. failed co heed lhP· compla inls of mining fJ('rsonnel about the dangers, Violated stale and federal mine safety regulations Implemented for the safety of miners, faDed to provide proper safety Instruction co EimE>Sfor1hetasklowhlch he was assigned, faUed to provide adquate warning to EanE>S or dangt>rs inherent In the task to which he was assigned. falled to provide sulficienl personnel · to safely undertake lhe task which caused Eanes' injuries, faDed to provide adequately trained personnel co assisl In the task which caused EanE>S injuries. The Ohio Power Co. , .Ind .. and American Electric Power Co., the suit a lleges. were the parent corporations oft he coal company and required Eanes 10 work under unsafe conditions, fai led 10 adequa tely fund a nd develop a proper safety program, failed co : lund an adequate progral)'l for purchaSI' and : maintenance of safe equipment and [ailed lo provide. sufficient personnel and equipmenl to undertake tile:· tasks required bytheemvloyesofSouthemOhloCoal.• The other companies na med defenda nts In Ihe actiOn: are charged wllh designing. manufacturing and · selling the mining machine wllhoul providing adequate warnings ol. the dangers and charws that Ihe equlpmenl was defective. The Eanes ask$10 million In actual dama~and$00 million In punitive damages . • � 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. 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