https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5094e3aed9a3c507bd67e8d425f396a0.pdf df5396382597953fe95471c98aa45d5c PDF Text Text 8\'l.Secretary • says spy n11g • causes senous blow to security WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ The Navy says the Soviet Union reaped "a very valuable Intelligence gaain ., from communi.cations information allegedly supplied by a family-and-friend spy ring and the service was (orced to change its codes. Adm , James Watkins, the chief of naval operations, Tuesday termed the loss of classified communications data "the most serious area of comproml&'" of Navy security attributed to the suspected all-Navy espionage ring. Infotmation allegedly sUpped to the Soviets by the opera tiol;lcaused a "very serious" but not "catastro· phlc" blow to Navy security, Watkins sa id. But Navy Secretary John Lehman said, "Our security system has left a lot to be desired." The Navy leaders' comments Tuesday was the first time since arrests in thecasebeganMay20that the service offered an official assessment of the damage done by ·the ring. In custody and charged · with espionage are John Walker, 47, his son Mic)lael, 22, his brother Arthur. 50, and JerryWhltworth,45, whohas been described as John Walker's best friend. The elder Walkers and Whitworth are reti!'E,'d Navy men; Michael Walker is a saUor last assigned.to the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Nimitz. Watkins and Lehman also outllned steps to tighten access to classified information, possibly in· eluding random lie detector tests for all sailors who handle such data. at y ' Vot.35 , No.42 THURSDAY SERVIC1!8 SET · -'- LoweD Reed Jeffel'll, 76, Route 2, Alblii1Y., prominent Meigs County tanner, died unexpectedly Monday at O'llleness Hospital in Athens. Servi-ces wUI he held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Wgoey-Jordan Funeral Uome In Albany with Rev. Donald Shue offlclalll!g. Burial will be In Alexander CemPiery. FJ:icnds may call at the hmeral home from 71o 9 this evening. ~Iffy' future :Three in traffic accidents .. Three Meigs hurt County residents bruises and a slloulder Injury. McKee and Hunt were paswere treated and released at sengers In a car driven by Evelyn Veterans Memorial Hospital Tuesday afternoon for lnjurtes suffered Holter, 61, of Rt. 1, Racine, which :in a two-car collision on U.S.' 33, just was southbound on 33. The patrol said Held was northbound when lle · north of0hlotil1. : The driver of one car. Dale J. apparently lost control of his car In a : Held, 32, of Carroll, was treated fora curve, wentleft of center and struck ~ rleck and shoulder Injury, whUe . Holter's car at 3 p.m. Holter. was not Injured in the · Janet V. McKee, 45, of29395Sharon accident, which caused moderate ' Rd.. Portland, was treated for a damage to both vehicles. Held was ::back strain and Glenda K. H4J1t, 35, cited . by troopers for failure to :of 36205 Boatright Rd., Long control IUs vehicle. Bottom, was treated. of minor ' Nine calls were answered by local units Tuesday, the Meigs County Emergency_ Medical Services A tennis tourney wUI be held In reports. Ravenswood beginning Saturday At 6:50a.m., Tuppers Plains took and continuing through June 22. Dorothy "Reed from .Route till to Entry fee is $6 plys a can of tennis Camc;ten-Ciark Hospital In Parkersballs for singles play. Entry fee for burg; Pomeroy at 7:43 a.m. took doubles play ls$10and a can of-balls. WUbur Hood from Crew Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital; For more lnfonnalion contact Ray Pomeroy at 8:56a.m. , took Theresa Crouser at 304-273-47Ql or Sam Payne from Hiland Road to Holzer Hilton at 304-273-5236. Medical Center; Pomeroy at 2: 20 p.m. took Virgie M9ra from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to Meets Thursday Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy at Rutland Lion's Club will meet 7 3:13 went to the scene of an accident on Route 33 and took Dale Hald, p.m . Thursday In the basement of Janet McKee and Glenda Hunt to the Rutland Church of Cllrlst. Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy at Russell Williams, chairman of 4: 29 was called to a vehicle fire at the International Relations, will be the Beacon Station and at 11:37 p.m., · guest speaker. All members are Rutland took Charles Barrett from urged to attend: HOUSE PAINT REGULAR SJ6.95 GAUON NOW $1395 A GALLON - THIU JUNE 15, 1985 White #7 Un...d Ott h11 hletorlcelly proven ll•elf II I IUpetlor pelnt. end Vengulld #7 Ia one of the few UnutCI 011 Pllntl on the market. EBERSBACH ·HARDWARE PH.'99,·2111 110 W. Main , •••,.,, 01. . • By NANCY l'OACHAM • Sentinel staff writer The future of Meigs County's Bureau of Employment Services still looks "Iffy" according to Information given in Wednesday's meeting of the Meigs County Convntssloners. Commissioners received notification this week that a Ma y 3ll~tter from the state OBES office contained a typagraphtcal error. The letter said the state waU\d continue its lease on UJE:ClJllntyOBES office lor·six months "after" Dec. 31, 1985. then continue leasing on a mon1h to month basis. However, the communication should have said the tease would be continued for six months "prior" to Dec. 31 of thts year and then begin on a month to month routine. Commissioners Indicated concern about this arrangement. · The county leases the OBES building directly from owner Jay Hall and pays approKimately $1[00 a month for utUltles and malntalnance and half · the rent. The state pays for half of the rent. Commissioners will advertise the Hiland Rood repair project for the first time this Monday. Contractor's bids are to be opened on July 3. Repair funds arc corning from a $32,[00 Community Development Block Grant which was returned to the county by Pomeroy Village earlier In theyear. Mflgs County's original block grant proposal for this year was then amcniltV by the state to Include the Hiland Road project. HUand Road provld~;'§ access,from Uplon Ave. 19 the VeteransMeiJlOrlal Hospital area . The commission had hoped to advertise the job earlier, but had to walt for documentation of fed eral requli-emenis regarding' the· grant before project specifications could be outlined. A proposed county budget for 1!*!6 must be prepared by June.28 with the final budget to be presented to the auditor by July 19 Clerk Mary Hobst.etter reported. Commissioner Rich Jones noted that beginning in 1!*!6, an annual audit could be required in any county receiving more than $100,00! federal grant ' flmds. -This would Include Meigs County. Complete financial reports ofllle · commissioner's, auditor's and treasurer's offices co111d also be requll'l'!f. : Evet;y-ot.hcr-year county audits have · been. required In the past and , . according io Jones, the~ audits are now costing over $50,00!. , In other matters,-commissioners,reported the dqg licensing survey now . unde~ay In the county "got off In good shape" and the pubVc In generalis being CPD!ll'ratlve; announced a revenue. sllarlng hearing for 2 p.m. Wednesday; will lle advertising for fW<l trucks for the county highway department: and Commissioners Manning Roush and David Kob!Pnizwlll be attending a June ~ Indu strial development seminar in Parkersburg, sponsored by Monongahella Power Company. A dissolUtion of marriage has been granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court· to Dottle Nelson and Ed Nelson, both of Pomeroy. MarTiage licenses Lottery winning I ' Twenty-four people attending a publtc hearing held by Orange Township TrUstees Wednesday night on the use of salt brine approved the use of brine on Orange Township roads. Interested companies are. to . DOWNING-CHILDS AND MULLEN INSURANCE Free clothing day set • Group okay~ salt brine usage Marriage licenses have been numhers: 993, 4600 issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Brian James WUI, 19, and , . - - - - - - - - - - - - Suzan Luarle Lightfoot, 20, both bf Pomeroy'; and to Jimmy Dell Jackson, 22, Reedsville, and Connie Lee Hendrix, 18, Tuppers Plains. contact the township trustees . Residents of the township not wanting salt brine placed on township roads In front of their homes are to contact Nina Robinson, trustees clerk, at 985-3869, 113· S.ECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992-3381 992-2342 The Gallla-Melgs Community Action Agency will stage its .free clothing day from 9 a.m. to noon on Friday. Theagency'sclothlngbank Is Joea ted in the former high school . buDding at Cheshire. ' ' ELBERFELD$ FAMOUS DSSIFTSl FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL Fat.her's ·oay · ·· Sale ALL .MEN'S SHOES MEN'S .VANGUARD PAINTS OLD MARlEnA UNSEED OIL Admitted--Carl Autherso11, Portland; Roberta Hudnall, Shade. Discharged--Wilmer Black, John Mullins, Harry Douglas, Jr., INCLUDES: DRESS SHOES, BOOTS & WORK SHOES . . ·SHIRTS Long or short sleeve styles. Cotton polyester blend. Two pockets. long shi~ tails, excellent quality. Big Ben by Wrangler. : ' .•Hush Puppie~ •Dexter •Regal .•Winthrop •Chippewa •Sheboygan •DingO · •Outdoorsman S8.95 Short Sleeve Styles, M. L. XL..•••• S7.49 S8.95 Long Sleeves, M, L. XL......;............ S7.99 S10.95 Long Sleeve 18, 19,20 size~ •...•..J8.99 ' CHAPMAN SHOES IDI 10 IIJIIIII&DS II POIIIIOY ' ' AT HERITAGE DA\'8 - 1be Jaunlta - the smaUest veMel and the only s~e.,wbeeler operated by the American Electric Power . . System - wW be one ol the featured exhibits at Pomeroy'• Heritage Days'lrom 21·23. · June AEP's stemwheeler booked for Heritage Days ?O~ROY - Think of stern, · irlbutarles·.· It will be one of the ":heelers ' Placidly . plowing the featured exhibits- docked at tile waters of tile migijty Ohio and the levee _; at Pomeroy's Heritage mind Jumps automatically to the Days from June 21-23. days of old or the fabled Delta AEP's fleet barges coa l to It s Queen. But dive deper Into stern- power plants up and down the river. wheeler lore, past those that offer but the Juanita's job is that of a nostalgic cruises, and you come to harbor boat - moving back and the tiny Juanita, a working boat forth from the upper to the tower The Juanita Is the smallest vessel end of the three-quarter-mile-long - and the only sternwheeler - 1n Oeet facility In Uiktn, W.Va. , the Oeet of .modern towboats Occasionally, almost as a special operated by the American Electric treat, she gets to " run" barges from Power System on tbe Ohio and its a coalloadout near Pomeroy to the giant Gavin power plani just acros~ ' th~ river on the bhki shore. "The Juanita's appearance at · heritage Days should glve festivalgoers an opportunity to imagine a · different Ohio -one where traffic was a bit slower and not so heavy,'' says George Shamblin. general manager of the AJ'P River Transportatlon Division. The harbor boat has a 135horsepower ·General Motors diesel engine to turn its paddleWh('('l. In · comparison, the division's newest towboats have 5,600-horsepower engines. Weighin g un~er eo tons, the Juanita-sits only 3.9 feet deep In the water and can muster sLx to ~even mph with no load. The original Juanita - with a wooden hull- was built in th<' 19Jls for 0 .F. Shearer ;md Sons, fott'runner of the AEP River Transportatlon Division. In 1954, the vessel was equtpped wtth a stePI hull and a new cabin structure. Last year, the Juanita again received a new stern hull. Ohio Senate adopts Republican tax\ cut proposal COLUMBUS tUPil - The Ohio controlled House of Representa- tax area." Aronoff said the Republicans are Senate Wednesday eve ning tives in April. raising spend in!( by S940 m illion for . House Speaker Vl>mal _G. Riffe adopted, 18-15, a $19.6 billion public schools and ·a not her $574 two-year state budget provldln~for Jr.. D-New Boston, sa id his ·million for colleges and univrrslties a 10 percent annual reduction In the chamber would send the proposa 1to a joint Senate-House · conference over existing levels. state personal income tax·rates. But Senate Minority Leader The proposal cleared on a · committee for -negotiations. proba Harry Meshel, D-Youngstown, party-Doe vote after 6~ hours of bly to begin early neKt week. The debate as majority ftepubllcans deadline for adopting the budget Is characterized the document as "a limpid Junge toward political shalendured a series of consclence- June30. lowness" because It cuts Housel"'arlng speeches by Dempora tic approved levels of spending for ~n. Stanley J. Aronoff, R· senators woo claimed the GOP was human setvices In order to deliver Cincinnati, chairman. of the Senate dE>Hvertng the political promise of a the tax reduction. FlnilnceCommlttee, said the spendtax cut at the expense ofthe hungry, " It !sa sham , lt is disgracefu l and the oomeless, the elderly and the Ing blueprint, which totals ·$30.2 11 doesn't deserve the support of any billion when federal and special abused. Ohioan, much less that ofthlssid('of The · 1~-87 spending outlay funds are counted, Is "a whopping the alslr (In the Senate)." said provides for a spending Increase of big budget" wlllch furnishes large 16.4 percent over two years. It is increases for primary, secondary Meshel. Much of tile Democratic ire was bc)ow the $20.3 bllllon budget and higher education and gives cleared by the Democratic- "meaningful tax relief In the Income concentrated on the GOP's $2U million reduction in the HouS<'passed human !\£'rviC<'S outlay, lncludln~ a freeze on public welfare bent'fits. The House had provldl'd for a 7 percent hike in public assistance in l!Si and a nother 7 percent the following yea t· if funding Is avallablo;-. "How cold and caMous can we• be in the name o! politics'!" asked Sl'n. William F". Bowm. D·Cinclnnatl. as Republicans shot down an attempt by Sen. Michael White, DCieveland. to provide for a 4 percent incteasc in welfare benefits. "All we want to do Is redure 1he taKcut by a few percen t so th at some kids can eat," said Bowen. " How In tlle name of God can "'" live with ourselvC's~t' ' TentatiVe agreement reached in airlines strike BLUE CHAMBRAY 20°/o OFF 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New1paper remains ·for OBES office Senate•. . court costs within six montlls. In court action Monday, Clarence Butcher, Stewart, entered a not guilty plea to an indictment of last October charging burglary of the Richard · Flck residence. at Long Bottom. Butcller had been Jiving In Texas but returned t<! Olllo a few days ago when lle le~rned of the grand Jury Indictment. Originally from Clles· terhlll, he turi1ed himself over to authorities In McConnelsvllle In Morgan County. He was then transferred to Meigs County. Judge Knigllt set bond for Butcher at $7500 and remanded him to the · custody of the Meigs County sheriff. 2 Sections. 16 Pages Pome.r oy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, June 13, 1985 Copytighled 1985 Legislation would be needed to permit a wide use of polygraphs, which Lehman _ said .. would 1Je .Umlted strictlY. to questions dealhig . Game ·c-alled off · · ·. • ·with possible espionage acilvltles . and would not probe Into an The Meigs-Parkersburg AmeriIndividual's personal life. can Legion baseball game scheLehman also said he will seek an duled for tonight has been called off amendment to federal law permit- due to wet field corn'lltlons. C)lristlna Smith, 19, Pomeroy, received a ·suspeitded sentence .TUesday morning by Meigs ~ounty Common Pleas Court. Judge Cha· rles Knight gave Smith six montlls In prison, but suspended the sentence for two breaking and · epterlngs in Meigs County earlier this year. Smith. who appeared llefore Knlgllt in April, pled guilty at that time to breaking and entering the Jim Rickman store In the Rutland area and a trailer owned b;x Harold Graham in Scipio Township. •· She was placed on two years . proba lion by the judge and orderetl to pay appropriate restltuHon and en tine ELBERFE·L.DS POMEROY DIIICUii88TRIKE- 8lriJdiic Vlllted piJola (1-r), Kea Kllmu,Jim Malone and DICk 0nn& lalk Weda &y aboullhe ~ Vnlled pla&e 11rt11e W ltie IIIII It .... iaMD Ia their pen IDE I Jhoa Ulllled AJr11r1e and lhe l&rlldnl pllofa' aaloa ..-ched a ten&Uive r.peemeat Wedneed•Y· U· I CHICAGO (UPI) - Strtklng United Airlines pilots could be back in the air in three to 10 days If a tentative seftlement Is approved as _eKpected and if the carriE'r makes peace with fllgllt attendant s who have honored the pilots' plckelllnes. The 30-member Master Executlve Council of the Air Line Pilots Association met for several hours Weanesday after tile settlement was reached .with the llelpoffedcral mediators, but \OOk no action on the proposed contract. Union spokesmen said the cOuncil wanted to study the wotdlng In the rontract. The council was to meet again tOday to consider the tentative agrt'ell1f'rlt before passing it to thE> membership tor ratl!lcatJon. The Clllcago Tribune reported todlly that under tile agreement tli!Veral of the key back-to-work ilsueB that led to a breakdown in contract talks would be decided by U.S. District Judge Nicholas Bua, whowastobeglnllearlngstodayona union lawsuit concerning those matters. The Issues Include United's ref. usa! to hire 560 pilot trainees woo honored picket lines, what kind of pay pilots hired durlngthestrlkewlll receive and whether sttikJng pilots will be bumped down the senl01ity list. United President Jamesflilrtlgan . reportedly told a group of airline managers that United llad "kept Its commitments" to pilots who crossed picket. lines. :J'he strike by 5,200 pilots. whlcll bel{an May 16, has forced United to cut Its operation.• by nearly 86 percent. Council Chairman Roger Hall said he was optimistic the coni ract woul\1 be approved, and union spokesman Don Sklados said pilots could lle flying again !It three to 10 days. "You gettoan agreement of what the Issues are, the language · Is a lormallty," Hall said. But ever\!with a ratified contract, the pilots have said they · will not return to work until !he flight' attendants have worked out condl· tloos for their return. "The pilots have made a commit· ment to the !light attendants that they wlll not re\'Jrn )1:1 work until The pilots wa lked off the job in a a ttendants have negotia ted a back· dispute over · a proposed two-tier to-work agreement," ALPAspokeswage scale. Although, th<o fX'Onomi<" man Steve Crews said. Terms of the pilots' agreement issues were !'<'t til'd. the bark-to. work agr€1-'ment and the seniority of were not disclosed. A United spokesman said the striking pilots WPl'E' iSSUPS that airline would not haveanycommenl staiematf'!(l talks. After .talks broke orr. UnltC'd on the terms of the eon tract or exact details on the resumption of service vowed to lnCt'P3S<' th~ number of until the pilots approve It and 'an flights to the prestrik(' level of 1,000 agreement is reached with th<' ntght flights a day by hiring and training new pilots . attendants. Icy air cools Midwest By United Press lnlernallonal A blast of Icy air from the north chilled the MidWest with record low temperatures In the40seartytoday, but forecasters promised that an end to the cold snap was on the way. Rain fell In southern Florida, the lower Great Lakes and along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Thunder-• storms Wednesday spun a tornado In Vera Beach, Fla., and nooded streets with 2~ Inches of rain in the Del Rio, Texas, area . The mercury In Chicago dipped to 40degrees early today, shat ring a •• mark of 46 !\£'1 In 1875. The National Weatller Service said a low In thee upper lJs was likely before sunri se. but predict'/(! a quick retum to warmer weather. "The center of the cool air Is moving east and our winds, which are frdm the north, will be from the south," said Stt;>Vc Kahn, an NWS meteorologist In Chicago. "I think It will be pretty coolin the East (tatt-r In the day)." A temperatut-e of 50 degrees also set a record low today In Kansas City, Mo. • �June 1 CoJl!tnentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher : PAT WIDTEHEAD BOB HOEFUCII _General Manager : Assistant Publisher/ Controller DALE ROTIIGEB, JR. News Editor ·L ETTERS OF OPINION are welco me. They shpuld be les$ tharr300 words • long. Alllt>tlen are subject 10 edttlng and must be slined wit-h name, address and : lf'lt"phone number . No unsigned )('tiers will be published. Letters s~~ll ld be In ·_~rod tastt'.. ~tdd re.sslng P·-2-The' Daily Sentinel •' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · · Thursday. Jull!' . 13, . 1985 ( Pornography_________J_am-:-e-·s_J._K_ilJJQ_tr~e_·,k WASffiNGTON -Attorney General Edwin Meese completed appointments the other day to his new 11-~mber Cotnmlsslon on Pornography. After six public hearings around the country, the commis~ sion is to file its report In June 1986. We "111 not know a great deal more then than we already know how. What we know now is that the country is awash in forms of pornography that dwarf any tides we have known In the past. Back In 19till, after a year of research, I wrote a book. "The Smut Peddlers." Those were the days of lnnocen.ce. Twenty-five years ago, much of the racket was cpncemed with a maD-order trade. You could get 10 dinypicturesfor$3. The dirty pictures were crude black-andwhite snapshots of a nekkld woman: At high cost, through underground . connections, a few sexuaiiy ·explicit films could be had. A score of nudle magazines, depleting breasts and buttocks only, could be purchased at the sleazier newsstands. Teen· aged boys got their kicks from smuggled cople;s of Suns~ne & Health. That was about the size of it. The attorney general's commls· slon will find a far different picture today. The Supreme. Court has Issues. not l)f'rsona lltles. ' ~eagan . buys· time for SALT 2 treaty President Reagan has bought tim~ with his decision to continue to lionor the SALT 2 treaty and has won widespread plaudits fi:Qm members of Congress and the aWes. · At the same time he has walked away, temporarily at least, from !he hardliners, who want him to scrap the •.pact. . . : Reagan has given himself until the. end of the year to see whether a lm'akthrough is possible in the current round of nuclear armi; negotiations in Geneva. Switzerland. . He a lso would like to have a 'summit meeting with Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev but his overtures have gotten short shift so far. , Reagan surprised members o! Congress, crttlcs, and allies by deciding to abide by the 6-year-old unratJ!ied treaty and to stay wlthln Its numerical terms by dismantling an older nuclear subr'narlne. .. The decision · was generally hailed. ·a s · "taking the high road and permitting thP superpoyCers a chance 'to move toward moving toward ~lutions to their immense problems. . : Published reports for several d~,vs before the announcement indicaled that Reagan would. tFY to shade c;ompllance with some provisions to rl-spond to counter ·Soviet violations. : The hardliners, led . by Defense · Secretary Caspar Weinberger and .Richard Perle, assii;lant defense sesretary for international secarity, · ~ '" ' •· _, . . ;· • , •.. a brldgement of free speech and · thrQwn up Its hands In an effort to free press. The Supreme Courfhas write coherent guidelines for en· held that "obscenity" Is not pto· forcing fecteral laws in the obscen- tected by the amendment But what ' ity field. It is not fair to say that Is "obscenity?" Justice Potter anyihlng goes, but ·It .Is true that . Stewart, In .a famous line, said he almost anything gQe!;. The explolta· couldn't define It, but he iglew It .lion of · children • wlil draw a when he saw lt. .That Is not enough prosecutor's attention. ptherwlse to convince a jury beyond a the weary atutude .is that scarce reasonable doubt. resources of law enforcement can The trouble Is that the crime of be better employed in other fields . publishing and distributing obscene Behind this dispirited view from materials Is not like other crimes. the prosecutor's office is , the Ordinarily a prosecutor starts with momumental difficulty of getting the fact that a crime has been convictions under the anti · committed, and the question Is, obscenity 'laws. The FirSt Amend· Who committed It? In obscenity ment to the Constitution forbids .cases, we know who published the magazt ne or produced Ihe film. The question Is. Was It a crime? For the past 20 or 15 years l have been advancing the Idea that law enforcement officers are spinning their wheels In trying to get at this problem under Ia ws against obs' t\1 cenity. They ought rather to be I I' using laws agalnsl prostitution. By shifting their attack, the cops would avoid compllca ted questions of constitutional law. Statutes against prostitution raise no such IsSues. Did the defendant engage In sexual acts for pay? yes or no? 1n the area of.X-rated movies and videotapes, evidenCe should present no problem. As Newsweek magazine remarked not long ago, In these · prdductlons only- the acting is simulated. , Those of us who live by the press always are made uneasy by any official Investigation that touches upon the press. The history of obscenity censorship makes our apprehension understandable . · Some of the foremost novelists of this century, from Theodore , Dreiser to James Gould Cozzens, ~\I --.. f@.-e have sufferro attackS from over· ~~ « zea l;;;,s censors. Mom: · e-.n t.·0 £. · 't·h _.. _. :. . .:. . ___.,. . __]ackAfl!lerson & }osephSpe(Jr • ' }llantedhimtopullthepiugonsALT2: . · -· • But Weinberger and Pentagon officials are taking comfort i,n a d.Irec . tivde. .. . . .. . _ . 1san . from Reagan to assess the Soviet beha':'IJlr in tertns of:pastagreemen . _ '1o prepan, a report oy. November. . · · ·. ·, . . Aides said that Weinberger is being told that Reagan would have a better WASHINGTON - Indian Prime ease by the end of the year and would have stronger support when he can Minister Rajlv Gandhi's visit gives show that he went "that extra mile" to be conciliatory. , . the Reagan administration a uni. The Soviets. seE' it all as a ploy, however. A Kremlin spokesman accused que opportunitY to Improve rela_Reagan today of trying to destroy the treaty provisions "one by one," and tions between the world's two to prepare for a n ultimate rejection of the pact. largest democracies. But the pres!-" : The Soviets also accused Reagan of seeking to soften up pubtic opinion in dent's men must discard some the West for cancellation of the treaty pY the end of the year when it long-cherished misconceptions expires. . •. . . . . _. : _· . . ·about India If a sollll relationship is . : Bill Moscow·~ f!i>'ICtion was no! a~ Jw-:>h as !.hat. of sen. Steve Symms, to be achieved. ·· .. ·-R-Idaho. a conversa five who said that the president's decision to remain -In First and foremost, President .compliance with the pact "hark<:>ns back to the time Neville Chamberlain Reagan must -realize that Gandhi jmuckled under to Adolf Hitler." . · · . ,, offers the hand ot friendship as an • Reagan, aides indicated, still intends to campaign thts ~ummer for equal. not as a client : Like his :Symms's reJection. and did nonake "domest ic politics" into conSideration grandfather, Jawaharlal · Nehru, when he made his decision. . and his mother, Indira Gandhi. he is · In taking what supporters called a "statesmanllke" approach, Reagan a dedicated nationalist for whom tilted in the direction of Secretary of State Gecrge Shultz and Robert India's inlerests are always para· McFarlane. national security affairs adviser. mount. Gandhi is <;letermined not to , He had several options before him and weighed his decision carefully, play second fiddle to either the Jeaving room for an "appropriate and proportional response" in the future United States or the Soviet Union. io any Soviet violations. . \ For all the political differences • The concern amongthosewhowanted him tocontlnuetocomplywith the between the two countries, Indians treaty was that to do othPJWise would jeopardize all past treaties and blow and Americans are remarkably tip the Geneva arms talks. alike: irreverent, self-critical, har· The Soviets have already threatened to ·match Reagan's plan for a boring a healthy distrust of big Strategic Defense Initiative, known as "Star Wars," wit h massive new government . And Gandhi's ecopffensive weapons they say could penetrate any shield in the sky. nomic reforms and tax cuts have • Reagan has declared thai "Star Wars" is not negotiable. It has been the drawn unabashed admiration from ·m ajor obstacle t6 ;my progress in Geneva since th~ Soviets ha_ve linked members of th e Re'agan progr('Ss to negotiat1o1111 on medium range and long range misstles lo thP admin islratlon. . ''Star Wars" issue. The Uniled States ' Is India's The president Is apparently counting on a softening of the Soviet altitude on the space research. · . . Reagan has set for his second term goal a major reducllon m nuclear arms In the s uperpower arsenals. Moscow says it is willing to makP dramatic cuts in offensivP weapons if Washington forgoes the "Star Wars" When I read that John Walker, project. . , the alleged Soviet spy, w~s a : But while the goals sel'm the samP there is a big distance in how to bnng flaming conservative, I imme· them together. · diately called up Bubba Peterson, who speaks for the right when Pat Bucnanan Is sleeping. · , "How come Walker turned oui to be one of your guys and not one of ours?" I asked him. "Where do ·you get that stuff?" . :I am very disturbed about the In asking Dick Stevens why these Peterson retorted. "We can't take fact that our eligtble people in this two counties do not receive morl'of responsibility for every right-wing county arP oot being served · this food. I was told: Can't spare the nut in the country." through our commissioners and help and no storage space. is what "Well. he's definitely one of wmmunity action. By this I mean the county Community Action sald. yours. and we don't ltke it when the food that Is available from the Have they asked for volunteers? somecne allegedly sells this coun$o\Jiheastern Ohio Food Bank at Come on. people. The food · ts try's most vital secrets. How could Nelsonville. available and all it takes for you to you have let It happen?" · The food bank has an abundance receive It is a phone call placing an "Why should we take the blame of free food. This has to be ordered order and when they want it by our for what Walker supposedly did?" and distributed through our Com· Community Action office. "Because you laid It on all the This can be given out at least once munlty Action of Meigs and Gallla liberals when the Rosenbergs and Counties, which we know are per month not every three months Alger Hiss were caught:" We still go v e' r n e d b y c o u n t y as Is the· case In point here. get blamed for what they did." Cllffimlssloners. For those of you who might Jl!ll "I don'l blame you." my visil to the food bank lasl believe me, take a trip to the "Nixon does. The right has been Wednesday, I'm told a major Nelsonville Food Bank. Look painting us red for years. It's about cllitrlbution Is going on this day. Did around and ask ques,tlon of the one lime they got splattered with a the people of Meigs or Gallia In charge of dishibutlon. - Linda brush of thel~ own." County see any of this? Schultz. "The Walker family has no connection with the rlght·wtng movement," Peterson protested. "You caQ tell that to Robert Novak, but we neo-soclaUsts aren't buying it. How many more spies do the right-wingers have hiding In :·Today Is Thursday, June 13, the 164th day of ~!ei ,w ltif:Jll to follow. safe houses around the country?" • The moon IS moving toward its new phase. I could tell · I was getting to The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. Peterson. "I ought to &lme over .The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. . there and punch you in the nose." "l'hoole born on thls date are under the sign of Gemini. They Include Army "Sure, that's the way aU you Winfield Scott In 17!!6, p!ll'l:-{lramatist William Butler Yeats In !Mi, people behave when faced with Mexican composer Carlos Chavez In 1899, televiSion host Ralph Edwards treachery In the ranks. Why don't 1ft 1913 (age 72), and actor Richard Thomas In 1951 (~ 34). . you admit you made a mistake by this date in history: letting Walker Into your club?' · In 323 B.C., Alexander the Great died of fever IJt Babylon at age 33. "I never heard ot John Walker or In 1944, the ft!18t ~ V-l"bw:z bomb" •btt London. tru ~ .. .;. · _..,.;.:•'.:0·..,.......;_•. .;;·--------·:...._.,....._ _;:_...,·•. _.;:,...·'.-~-···-;- . biggest single . trading partner. slon of Pajdstanl dictators, whose · Nearly half a million Americans , armies have turned their trace their ancestry to India, a~ d Am_erica n-made arms against Inthousands of :Indians are studying dia in three wars. The Nixon . In American CQileges, Educa tiona I .administration's "tlit" toward Pak· and cultural exchanges are at an !stan In the 1970 crisis ovl'r all·tlme high, epitomized by the Bangledesh brought U.S.·Indian Festival of India now being cele- relations to an all·tlme low: It was . brated In 100 U.S. cities. · : , U.S. military aid to Pakistan that . Tile only serious point of differ· led .India to seek the· friendship of -ence· Is In geopolitics: U.S. global . the SOviet Union·. · ' strategy often collides head-on with The flow of U.S. weapons' to India's regional ambitions. With 740 Paklsian has Increased since the million people, the world's third SOviet ·i nvasion of the A!gh'anistan :· largest stan<)ing army and lOth But most of the sophisticated ·largest industrial output, self· fighter planes; missiles and anti · sufficient In food and' boasting a tank guns are deployed against successful space program and a . India, not 'ihe Soviet threat, intelll· rapidly growing high-technology gence sources told our as~iat e sector, India wants to be South Indy Badhwar. , Asia's superpower. · , • Realists In the Reagan admlnis· In pursuit of this goal, India has !ration don't expect Gandhi to proclaimed Its own version of the break precipitously with the Soviet Monroe Doctrine: Neither the Union, any more than he expects SOviet Union nor the United States the United States suddenly to ditch should "colonize" the region . with Pakistan. But diplomats In both military bases and arms supplies countries agree that the "P.aklstan that threaten the existing strategic problem" must be solyed before balance In the subcontinent. any real Improvement In U.S.· !,lnfortunately, ever since the Indian relations can occur. 1950s, Washington has provided Administration sources suggest ' sophisticated weapons to a succes· that the Initiative is India's- that Gandhi should seek a regional alliance with Pakistan to thwart Soviet expansion in the subconti· nent. But other analysts think tbe United States should make the first move by refusing to give Pakistan <\IIY more weapons · that are obviously intende!l for : u$e against !n<!ia . · · There are s6me· tiro· India voices fn the ad ministration, arguing t)lat In the long run India will be a better and more dependable ally than the ·shaky military dictatorship in Pakistan. They warn that Pakis· tan·s President Mohammed Zla ui-Haq ·could go the way of-the shah of Iran. Gandhi is willing to live with the U.S. -Paklstan securlt·y arrange· men.t under which arms supplies will continue through 1986. But he wanls to know what direction U.S. polfcy will take after .that. He also wants to know how tough a stance the United States is prepared to take against the production of a Pakistani nuclear bomb. The future of U.S.·Indlan rela· • lions hinges on the answer to theSe questions. 1985 Ohio Astros ·move closer to first with 3-2 win By JOEL SHERMAN UPI SJM1rts Writer The HouSton Astros tlppy-loed "To come back and win two in a ' "Ryan throws a fastball 100 mph AI Atlanta, Dale Murphy drove in row after getting blown out in the ' and comes back with achangeupon three runs with his 15th homer and a the black." San Otego's Tim double to stake Rick Mahler to his flrst game of the series shows a lot of Flannery said. "Ii ought to be lOth victory, leading the Braves. character," Astrossecond baseman illegal." Bill Doran said . "We got great Mahler, 10·5, pitched his first Phil Garner hit an Eric Show, 44 , complete game ahd the Braves· pitching the last two nights fi"Om ~lider off the center-field wall in the Scott and Nolan." second as a team aU season. Atl~ seventh Inning to score Terry Puhl, Hammaker, 2-ii, took the loss. San San <Diego outdistanced the se· giving the Astros a 2-llead. Gamer Francisco's Bob Brenly hit his fifth cond place Aslros by 12 games last continued home on the play when homer. lousy season, thanks In part to Flarmery made a throwing error on Houston start forthesecondstralght Expos2, CubsO a relay. · season and a poor head·t<l'head AI Montreal, · David Palmer · The Padres took a 1-0 lead 111 the pitched62-3shutout Innings and Jeff record. The.Astros, who began 1983 , on an RBI double by Garry Reardon notched his ll!th . save to second 0·9, got offl-6Jast year. Houston also Templeton. scoring · Kevin help the Expos snap the Cubs' managE'I;I just a 6·12 record ·against . McReynolds. . ' the Padres in 198ol. ~lx-game winning streak. Palmer Houston tled the score 1·1 In the , struck out eight to even his record at "We did so poorly againsi them ON WAY OUT - Orioles' owner third on DOran's run-scoring single. 5·5, Rick Sutcliffe slipped to 6-5. (the Padres) las t year,"Doransald. Edward Bennett Wllllams plans Graig Nettles homered in the · "We had to prove we can play with Mels 7, Phlllles 3 to fire manager Joe NtobeW nlnth lor the Padres' final run. ·the good teams.'· At Philadelphia. Gary Carter's (19il:lfUe photo) replace him ·Elsewhere, Atlanta downed San lith-Inning run-scoring single, his Doran had three hits and one RBI with fonner manager Earl to stake Ryan, 7·3, tohis238thcareer Francisco 5·2, Mont!'E'al blanked fourth hit, Ignited a four-run · Weaver according to a Balti\1ctory. The 38-year-old · right- Chicago 2·0, and New York stopped outburst to pace the Mets . DavE' more rw!lo station. (UPI ). hander was at his hard-thl'Owing Philadelphia 7-3 In 11 innings. Los Rucker, H. was lhe loser. Rick best. allowing six hits. Ryan walked Angeles at Cincinnati and St.Louis Aguilera, whotookoverfortheMets , two and struck out five to improve a t Pittsburgh were postponed due to in the lOth , posted the victory in his l)ls aiJ.tirfie major-leagu<' strikecul rain. A Class DTournament will be held. !lrst major·leagueappearance. CarBraves 5, Giants 2 record to 3,96(). on Haidley Fi elds in Marietta June ter hit his eighth homer. . 29·30. The double elimination affair is sponsored by Claggs-Houser Softball team . Entry fee is$.'')(} plus two balls. F or fun her information contact Ken Ausbw·ger at374-29'l3. around contenlion the past two seasons. This week they took two giant strides toward first place. The Astros rebounded from a 9·1 loss Monday in their first m<'l'ling this season. wlth San Diego to register back-to-back victories over the defending Na tiona ILeagui,> West ·champions, including a 3·2 triumph Wednesday night that moved Hous· ton within 217 games of the first place Padres. "Both last year ~nd this ymr we've looked at Houston as being on our heels," San Diego manager Dick WUllams said. "They'r<' a n awful)y good team. 1 respect their ballclub." The Astros appeared little like a team 'that should elicit respecl Monday as four pitchers yielded 15 hits to the Padres. However, Mike Scott and Nolan Ryan reversed Houslon 's fortunes with back-toback complete games, allowing iO hits betwt'E'n them . a ana Plan tournament . Weaver may return to lead Orioles again attitude. We're starting to gPt that 1-2. Oakland's Dwayne Murphy hit killer Instinct back." his ninth homer. Mike Boddicker, 6-6, lost for the Red SOx 7, Brewer.. 2 fifthtlmelnarow. At Boston,GiennHoffmandrove "He'll get his snare of wins," said in two runs to spark a four-run AltobeliL "But you certainly can't second inning and AI Nipper, 3-5, win too many games with three hits . scattered 10 hits to help the Retl Sox We got back into the ball game but to their ninth victory In their last 10 then couldn 't get anything else. I'm games. The loser was M!)bse Haas, just glad Boddickerpltched well." 5-3. Boston's Rich Gedman had his Elsewhere, Kansas City s.haded . 15-game hitting-streak stopllf"d. Oakland 3-2 In 14 innings, Boston Blue Jays 3, Yankees 2 downed Milwaukee 7-2, Toronto At New York, pinch -hitter Rance edged New York .3-2 In 10 innings, Muliinlks smashed a leadoff homer California nipped Texas 3-2, and in thetopofthe10th to lead the Blue Chicago rolled over SeattiP 6-3. Jays. Mulllniks' ' blast off a 1.0 Minnesota at Cleveland was post· delivery from Rich Bordi, J.l, made paned because of rain. a winner of Jim Acker, 3-0. It was Royals 3, A's 2 Toronto's second straight extra· At Oakland. Calif., Jim Sundberg Inning victory over theYankees . ripJXV a,n RBI single in thetopofthe Angels a, Ranger.. 2 14th 'to score Pat Sheridan from At Anaheim, Calif., Rod Carew third base, lifting.! he Royals. Steve collected two hits and drdve in two McCatty, 2-3, who had hutled 5 1·3 runs and Donnie Moore registered Innings of scoreless relief, took the his 13th save, leading the Angels. loss. The viciOry'fentloMikeJon€1', . Mike WI!!, who·st.ruckout eight and ,.. ,. ...- . By MIKE TULLY llPI National Baseball Writer Baltimore's off-season shopping spree has . cost m anager Joe Altobelli his job. The.Orioles. who purchased three expensive free agents over the winter only to flounder in the first half of the season. are bringing back former manager Earl Weaver. possibly tonight. In what likely' was Altobelli's lasl game, the Orioles dropped a 6·2 decision Wednesday . night to the Detroit Tigers. Detroit manager Sparky Ander· son had a talk with Altobelli before John Grubb's two-run single capped a three-run first Inning to Ignite the Ttgers to their fourth straight victory. "He managed them to a world championship in l!ll:l," Anderson said of his friend. "1 don't think he took any <:Jumb pills since then." Anderson cited the. expectations · raised when "Baljlmore signed free· agents Fred DonAase . LY,n, Lee Liley and . "Somebody is saying they're better because they signed those ~::~~:.~~rson said. "Evidently, Earlier in the day, Baltimore general manager Hank Peters told AltobelU. "hang in.there. We'll talk. tomorrOw.J' · ..".WlJa'i will you talk about?" a writer asked Altobelli . "Whal do you think we'll talk about?" he reswnded. · Dan Petry, 94, retired the last 19 batters in a row while handing the Orioles their fifth straight loss and sixt h In seven games. "I think we've definitely started playing belter ball, " sa id P.etry. "I wouldn't say it's~ matter of getting clutch hits. We've got a lot better retired 14 batters in a row, went 72·,1 innings to improve to 4-6. Moore got the last four outs. WhlteSOx6,Marlners:l At seattle, Bruce Tanner, son of Pittsburgh manager Chuck Tanner , went 6 2-3 innings in his major· league debut, sparking Chicago. Tanner yielded seven hits while striking but three and walking two. Bob James pitched the final 2 1·3 innings for his 14th save. The White Sox swept a three-game series. Letter to editor Space problem prevent distribution :on Joda.y in history on your people to keep us safe.from communism. You've beeR Infiltrated by the Russkles and unlll you. clean house we can'\ lei you have a monopoly on wavln!l the Am~rican Flag. How many n:*Jre Walld!rs do you have on your rolls?" There wa~ a, lot of sputtering on the other end of the line. "I never believed you'd stoop this low. Don't ' . . . :On I ~neofyours, pretendln&tobeoneot ours?" .. 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Why . shOuld we give anyone a security check?" "Because they could turn out to be spies. Do you think we limousine liberals would have iet Walker sign up without making sure he wasn't working for _the Kremlin? Why don't you just come out and admit your people were duped? Your mistake is that you thlnli.becausea i:l!Y denounces abortion· and the Equal Rights Amendment that he's a 100-percent loyal American. I hope the Wal~er case teaches you a les.spn." "What lesson?" Peterson wanted to lg!ow, 1 "That the guy who screams the loudest against gun control could be the one closest to Gorbachev." "Why are you·dolng this to ~DC?" "Becau.e, P-:terson, every time we came. out . against, the B-1 bomber, you said we were on the KGB payroll. You claimed anyone who was for the anns talks was a victim of SovJet, dlalnformatlon. You have <:OtJpled people who don't want to go to war ov~ Nicaragua with the Poiltburo. 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BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UPi l ·America's No. 1 golf event begins today with 156 famous and not ·sofamous play ers Unmg up to · take. their sw.iJlgi; a t. one. 'of. the i'nost challenging plot s or ground the sport ·has to offer . : And although some well-known "figures will like ly emerge for discussion before I he week is our , the · host course lor the 85th U.S. Open will probably give up the spotlight - grudgingly. · , " I Hon't kilowwhoyouwouldsayis ·-the favorite this 'week." said . two-tilJ1e Masters champion Sev~ : .. fi;!U<'Sferos. " I think the favorite Is the golf course." The 6.996-yard, par·70 Oakland . Hills Country Club course has been given almost unanimous praise by theO(l('nCOmpt:'titorsbecauseofth<:> fairness with which th<:> United States Golf Association has Pt'l'· pared it . But becaUSl' of the severe saidl9820penwlnnerTomWatson. I don't remember. :imust have tried "Wewillseealotofscoreslntheros. to forget all about II." I think there will be some scores' In Watson Is one of a dozen former the 90s, . . Open champions ln the fi<:>ld, and the · · . ."Jthlnkevenpar(200)willwlnthe man who has won the title a reeord ·golf trurilameni. : · .. · shaMng . four' times feels that "I'm glad we don't have the rough ex(l('lience Is still the key to winning here that we had for the Open at .this event. Oakmont (twoyearsago).Jfwedld. ''The difficulty of this golf course we would have some scores In the will eliminate a lot of players who lOOsthlsweek." MUd weather and gradually are not used to demonstrating patience," said Jack Nicklaus, who clearing skies were in today's be l!lklng part In his 29th Open will forecast after two days of chllly and who Is the only player In the field tem(l('ratures and occasional -w1J9·played in the tournament-when . ·downpours. .. Tl)~ linai ·practice roulids were ." it was lilst conducted at Oakland Hills ln 1961. played Wed~ay In cool tem(l('ratures and with the wind making It · "There are a lot of good (lia'yers. seem even cooler. But a lot of them al'l' not used to "It'srold and It's tough out there," playing with patience. Ityoumakea · said 1985 leading money· winner mistake here. you have to tell Curtis Stran~ following his last yourself that you will just bide your preparatory trlp around the course. time·and try to make up for It when " It is long and it is very demanding. the opportunity presents Itself. "You are never going to have a undulationslnthe~ns.thecourse straight putt. 1 really didn't ~ "But some people try to be has also been desclibed as over- · member how tough this golf course aggressive rtght away when they whelmlnglydifficult . was . I played h<:>re In 1979 (at the make a mistake and that ~ts them " It is the toughest cou1-se we play PGA championship won by David In more trouble and, zoom, the score Graham) and lean understand why goes light up." the U.S. 0pE'n championship on," Stroh's National I 00 on racing card f ' > •' ,. - f# .·' .• ~' Boggs, Webbevllle. Ky.: and Rod· ney Combs. Lost Creek, W.Va. Flying in from a Saturday night obligation for the Sunday portion will bP Charlie Swartz. Ashland. Ky ., to defend his 18.91 track record. Several ollhese nationally acclaimed racers made arrangements at the last minute to he at WVNS on the condition that their qualifying hea l races will be completed by 3: 30 p.m. allowing them time to tow \heir ri!(s to Pittsbur!(h Motor Speedway for participation In a STARS even I. The supporl division will bP the hobby stock class, running for a $2.!\00 slice of the pie. They will qualify and run heat races Saturday with thelt :ll.!ap feature slated for Sunday. , Schedule for bolh days will bE>: pits open at 8; 30 a.m., grandstands a t 10: J()a.m .. wa rm ups at noon. aitd firsl race at 2:30p.m . Grandstand prizes will bE> $7 adults and $3 lll•ll'rlil . lb<l oo . children under 12 Saturday with thOSE' under six free. Sunday it's adults $12, children under 12, $5 and under sL~ free . ...... W .. ... l l Jb - ~~ti 2-' - ~~11 1 :!ti .fl-1-1 '-1: :!i .!ilK 1 2!l .fl! :11 ! Mlnm•..{jw, ................. :!-1 :11 oi-H ,6 So! •t llf' ....................... 11 ;( I .-tal i 'l't•:r<ii, , .. ..... , ... "., ...... Zl :lti .:~ 10 PubliShed evcr y afternoon . Monday through Frida y, lU Court St.. Pomeroy. Ohio, by rhe Ohio Vallt"y Publl.shln ~ Co mpan y / MuHlmedla _~ tnc., Pom ('roy. Ohio 45769. Ph. 992-2156. Second class post agP paid a t Pomeroy, Ohi o. Mt>lf!ber: U ntied Press International, Inland Dally PressA!! soclatlon and the Ohio Newspaper Associat Jon , Na Ilona I Adve'r!lsln g Representative. Branham Newspaper Sal es, 733 Third Avenue. · Ne w York . N ~:~ w York 10017. '· 4211GW S216HW2 6211W2 6216W8 S3,2!1'; FREE earl wOI'I!'t$219 1117' i1fl.~)., garOIIi tractor, S3.1Xi0 FREE~r1 worlh~Z8 I IIIII ••nmrw •• 77UfW .-deck Sl.$50 10 :! 11 11 tn nln j.!.~l w... .:m C'h\n iJ(O tTnut K-1 \ at Montrf'al tSmllh 1. 7:."r\ p.m. ~ '""' Y lll'k ll •.~·ndl :t-lt .al Phllack'lpilla fl.~ 1 Hawk'~· 4 ·"t1 , 7:.'1:\ p.m. Lw b !Tudor .1-11 at Plll :.hurl!h I MC'Willl ~ .l -' l. 7:."15 p.m . C:l nc' IM~I I 11'\llt>l' -l·i l f.l l AIIMJa !Sh)('lds Si 11<1\llmon· TPXII~ ITU 1.t1 1. 'i': olll ti• . ICt'i ~- m So n p.m. Dt~ jiJraw"C-k\' H 1 ol !ian F'rbriclsro 1!..i!.l_lolnt Hj) , i 'h if [U:u I Burn~ 7 i, jl \ Ciill iOI'Ili~t. I ~Ilion I I, J!l::l'l p,r'n, ' · 1\:m_..:,,~ t it~ •Cut}l!·t~ ' :!4• a• ~•;11 Hr• • l ~u n it, :t ~ •. m-:r, p.m. · l1i·:'15 p.m. . F.rlday'M G~t~JH'!I .SI. I.Ou L~ a1 l'hka~ . · • N~· Yor" a1 Mrm trru l: nigh! Ph lludfolpltlu a1 Pil!.~btll'~h. nlf! hl Lu,, AJ1J,:t'k':" u• Hooslon . nlghl Sun Dklto at S1r1 Franci!IC'O. nl~hl (fum,.,. KtJ I! !(IJ~ <"It;.' u t S.•u nk•, ni~hl f 'hic;'-!0 ul Cal llornhl . .nl ~hl Mlnlk'l'lll la a l ' l ba~. · n lr~ht Every Matt...•• & .Ox ·~rlngl Any Slze.l •very Q&Nalltyl No •xoeptloael . Cinc innaT I 01 1Allanla, nl,~hl SS.175 FREe cart worth$289 1201 18%h.P.. diesel earden trle(or , · $5.595 FREE tar! worth~ 1212 SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Mo&or Route One We('k ...... .......... ............... .. .. $1.10 One Mont h .................... ........ ..... $4.80 One Yea r .... ........ .... ....... ........ .. SS7.20 SINGLE COP\' PRICE Dally ..................., ............. ;, 2S Cent s Subsl.'rlbers not df'Sir ln2 to pay the ca rrier may ·rem it Jn ad va n('f.> dlrC'ct to ThP Dally St>ntlnel on a 3. 6 or 12 month IUY IY Jill { 31 QN .THI SIMPlKm UVOI.VING CHAIG£ PlAH AND W£'11 PAT Till fiNANCE CHARGE fot THE fiiST 6 MONTHS """ ,.., ""'Y .;,.., pay rloo ltalanct or con- tinlt ~y paymontt. It's availal!lo to · q!"'lifit<l buytn lor enly IS 'Yo Down ......., monthly pwf!Mftts It .....!iii" ,..... NO FINANCE CHARGES FOR SIX MONTHS · The celebrity Ust for the sev<:>nth annual Dave DUes-Appalachia golf event continues to grow. Jolnlng the field a re former Ohio University athletic grea t Pete Lallch, long-time AP bureau chief Ed Eastelry, ex-major league baseball player Mel Clark, Miami Redsklns' basketball .coach J~rry Peirson, Ball Stale basketball coach AI Brown, long-time Miami athletic figure Wayne Gibson, former Big Ten coach Johnny Post, and Columbus Citizen Journal wliler Kaye Keesler. Othfrs who have signed up for .the event in recent days include Detroit business .tycoon Eddie Rosenberg, PGA pro Tim Wilkins of Kings Isllind and J eff Parsons 'or Jack Nlck.laus ' Memorial Golf Tolj11lalnent. . The local tournament' begins witha hillbilly supper at Meigs High School at 6 p.m., June 26. Larry Powell of Powell's SupE'r Vaiu and George Harris of Oak . Hill Ford again are in charge of dinner S4()0.00 on any Trade-In No tubscrlpllo ns b.\' ma ll (X'rm l1 1t"d In towns wh r re homr c~rrl<'l' S('r\'IC<' Is a\'a iJ abl<•. Toward Purchase of 7NO Series Tractor month. . _FAIIPLAIN TRACTOR SALES $14995 •Powerful 6.5 AMP motor •Vibra-Groomer II for ·deep cleaning OTHER EUREIIAS ON SAlE SAVE 79.95 20.00 .9.95 30.00 119.95 30.00 •Exclusive 4-woy Dial-A-Nap I •Dirt-seeking Headlight LIST '189.95 . lnaels Furniture & J.ewelry 105 N. 2nd ,, MIDDLPORT 992-2635 & CASTING RODS State loutt 33 llplty, 'flY. 252 71 304-372-9875 I CHOICE , 4th& llaill lttdtvllle, Ohio 614-992-6125 FRI., SAT., SUN. SALE 129••· 50°/o Off 2-'oa$3 ..-.a,... 4 'chairs, umbrella, 42" dia. table. Rainbow stripe. . ,.... ~w-. Oop* Ptlt w Cow Mlllllft 40 lb. baas'. SAVE QMD 10 & 20 CHALLENGER MODELOOSO -- CAMOUFLAGE FINISH , Ttle pertect Nw tar bftlnntno arc,en, yet the ' Challenger comblnn ner't'ltllng even the molt deme11dlng of ewperlenced olarctlers wari1J fop per· .formance, auautv workmanship and PsE•a pr.ven relllbiiUy. Ftltures :J·st•SJ• wldt, gln1 ·fllled nylon. Accu ·Tru E ·wh.-els . ST hndte with snap-on trip. • ___ roo serin 'Magnaglus' power llmbl wtttt trltftlte. Sltndard lint wr•pfllcs . .u tn. 1ono 1111e1o axtt. Strlnt length l7tn. 25M 22 MAG 6 Pc. Palle Set e liED'S • COUNTRY STOlE U003 H·lnoll Lawn M-er NOW ONL-Y Scioto Downs results OOLUMBUS (UP!) - Stake · Knife, driven by Dan Mer, won the fea tured race Wednesday night at • &foto Downs, going the mile In 2: ffi . Stake Knife, a half length bEihind at the strecth. came on for a three-quart<:>r length win over R D L. Crown of Glory was thh·d. $4QOO ••Receive Minimum bas is. Credit wm bfo- Jti vf'n ca r rl«>r e a c h Mall Subscription,. . lnsld(' Ohio 13 \\t(>eks .................................. $14.56 16 Wt>!'ks .. ... .. ............... ............ $29.12 5'2 \V<'(IkS.................................. $58.24 Oubide Ohio 13 Wf'CkS.'................ ................. $15.60 26 \V('cks .• ............................ •... $.11 .20 52 W('eks ........................... ....... S59.80 I''""'' '• (QUANTLM .. NEW" 310 BAIT CASTER b.,"n or ullro -llt• reel, , Abo compmlment t lor vmlout 11l• bolll , plul 2 d••P' retol n•" l or pmk rind o• u•lmon "991- Amhr ocryjlte lid• . hm~•• • g old polypr opyl•n• bod~ . 13 ' • •<~• 1 0 In, ov•r oil. UOi PLANO Tackle 1011 1 Stcly ·Drl ribbed wormprool r11y1 hov• h compo11ment 1. Tockl11 Rock for ~ Plono ut ility bou1 . long leod•r com- FREE! f,REE! 51-llmRno Bantam~ Mag pertm•l'lt, latch wllh podl01:k .n $79 9,~ • VA Modtlll:ll Mtgnum A "tt•jollr r brattier " o t lht 1162.22 wor. l'l') prool co mpo r tment~ . 01"1• 1idt , In· 1 dllcie• room lot worl'l l "'P lo I ln . ond oth•• lgrge boi!t . ,he otl'•tr tide hctt o Iorge 611"4 ln. c o mpo r lrn~~nl lor utility 95 75hotCIIJMnlllne • Self-propelled with recoil start engine. 3'h·HP motor. Co"'' s.. To Blll•rr nvl or~ An e cooomlc~tl l y priced bolt " c t!Ofl rille ch~rhberl!!d lor the Win. Mllg. rim· 1\rf' carlrldQe ; Not lnfjtrch,ngeatlte with lillY other .22 cartrldbt . Bolt action; thumb 111 tet'f; red coc~ln9 lnttlcl'IIOr. 12 ln. l:tllrrfl wilt\ Mt~ ro· Grooue rifting . Adlustttblt oPtm reer, slight, ramp front slgt'lt. Rtce,uer grpoved for llp·otf scopt- mount Wlllnilt llnlshec:i MrdWOOCI stock et1d f(N'e·end. Monte Carlo STyli ng with full p i stol grip and s ling ~WI vets. Tou91'1 Mor ·Shl~tdHniiJI. , 189.97 THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY SAVE arrangements. The IS-hold s hoiglln start tournament will he staged I he followin g morning at 10 o'clock at Riverside Golf Club. Lajich was an a ll-sta te high school basketball player who later starred for OU , and made lhe All·Madlson Square Garden team. He later played professional basketball. Clark, a nal!ve West Virginia, distinguished himself as a major league outfielders with several t<:>ams. A former Ohio Stat e football great who signed up for the tournament is John Hicks . Spots a re stili open In the event ror $150. NVIOfl ('!l:lerlorwlt/1 !'llllQue goh~ stitching, brown wrllp ,.round in. tulflex p i! dd lng , conan lining . Quert~r - tenglh ~tyester eollliP . Ll'f'llher loop hangei- . · rus t MODEL:l511'1BOLT ACTION RIMFIIIE RIFLES - We Also Have Yard Potle!Y Very Reasonable EUREKA HOOKEDAGARFISH-'llmOhllngermlghthavebeen,happierwlth a catfish or a carp which he could cookforsupperbut he hooked a ·g arllsh WednesdaymomlngwhlleflshlngattheRI>CineLocksandDam.1beflsh has nol oiJly along slender body, nearly a yard long, but also long slender jaws with sharp teeth. It's not recommended for a meal. TACKLE BOX • Leather Billfolds ...... 112 Price All Brass .................. 112 Price POSTMASTER:· SeJ'td - il~fE'Si chan.Rf'S .$ 16 . 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Jlll"IIDfltod . miQ. \Udn•'!Olluy'~ Rl-,;ultH K<~ n l'oa~ n r;.· .t, O;di lund 3t H lnnirl ~o.~l ·The · Daily Sentinel ~'IJ I.a< M Rt•IC>!< ................ ... ~ 21t .m ·"' Atlanta ...................... :!~ .11 .n ; II' } S.:tn f' t·and !lro .. .............. 21 .'f l ,;rn; 1:.! "'~ay'" He'"'*" I ~ .. . ... ,.'\.~ San Dit'J(O.. ; ...................\1 :l3 .~ Hoost on . .. ......... .' 11 l6 .rl+l 2'-j Cinrtnnutl ....... ............... ~ Zti ,ri.'1 :1' ~ ( 'hlea~'' ................... :t l <"l•Jif, l nl.u , .... . .. .......... .11 Ka n-.." l'in _ .... 2!1 U.• ll lt~ nd ..... , ............ 1l or tractor today, L Pt·t. G8 Cll jt':J ~O Mont tt•a l ....................... 3.1 2'j !fll Si. l..,. l<: ..... . ............. ... ..ll 26 .!i.'Ji i iJ ....!l 2fi . ~m H N i '\1' Yurli ................ .~ ~"7 . :~ ~ !I Mll wa ukf(' ........... , ....... :!1 :.r; .!'ffl !1 • ~1 n ..,....land . ; ........ 1!1 :!'i .:u• 111'"1 Ba lllm o ro · estimate on your mowc:r 156line up ·forU.S. Open Tournament MINERAL WELLS . W.Va . - On the agenda for the a ll new West Virginia Motor Speedway Saturday and Sunday. June 1!>-16, is the "Stroh's National 100," st()('k ap· pt:'aling late models sanctioned by • National Dirt Rac ing Ass()('iatton <NDRAl. Sponsoling for the SJJ.<OJ NDRA purse Is shared by thP Stroh Brewery of Detroit, Mich. _(represented by Ms. Stroh's 1985, Sharon Rice) ; Consolidated O!(ar Corp. from Secaucus. N.J .. makers of Dutch Treats Little SmokE'S t with an ap(l('aran CE' by Ms. Dulch Treats . Katherin<' Kilburn l: and the Dodge Division of Chrysler Corp. NDRA enlries from across the nallon include 1984 champion Jeff Purvis, Clarksville, Tenn .; Billy Moyer. BatesvUle. Ark.; Freddy Smith. Kines Mountain. N.C.: T. J . Pa usch(>rt. Ca rlisle. Ark.; Tom Helfrich, Ha ubstadl, Ind. ; Jack T()U pfli O ... spin . SCENE OF 11185 U.S. OPEN -TheOaklandlllllsCoulltryCiubwW hosllhe 85th U.S. Open Championship June 13-16, 1985. (UPJ). NAnos.u. lEAGUE I . 1'1'1. (08 . .......:11 l fl .lilii ...... ;...:n 2 1 ·-hi 1; and Orr's record of nine playoff goals for a defenseman with 12. He sou ndly defeated Boston's Ray Bou rqu<:> for the award. Among those he tha nked wa s little-known former Oiler Gary Lariviere. who convinced Coffey of his talents. Celebrity list grows Toronto at BcJ;ton, nll[ht I.EAGUF. lrirmlllklnttl fo:W.. , ~ TORONTO (UP1) - Wayne Gretzky of the Edmonton Oilers Wednesday night .won an unprecedented sixth consecutive Hart T roj)hy as the NHL's Mosl Valuable Player. And teammate Paul Coffey won the Norris Trophy as thE> league's top defenseman. Gretzky tled hock<:>y great Gordie . Howe's totalofslx Ha rt trophies . He beat Dale Hawerchuk of the Winnipeg J e ts by an overwhelming margin. Gretzky a lso received the Ar\ Ross Trophy as league scor ing · champion. "Tonight was more special tha n ever befor<:>," he said . The awards were voted on by the professiona l hockey media. Coffey; the first delenseman since Bobby Orr to so domina te on offenS<". this year broke Brad Park's nllilftt Mllwauk£'f' at Baltlmol'f'. nlll:hl Dr-l ro\ t a t 1\Mo' \ 'or k, nl£hl "' caa1 US for I trade-in TOTAl Oakland at Ck"-\'t'land. MII-:JU( 'A.~ B.v Unltt-d or coune, if your old mower or traCtor is made by Simplicity, you won't trade it in for anythiris. Bullhe rest of you: he~'S your chincc IO own the best value going. SimpiKity is a bcuer va!ue became it.has better features. Like Brigs lr: Stratton or Kohler engina. A~mounted mower decks with rear rollers thlt foUow around contours for the smoothest · cut possible. And prden 1n1cton with control· led traction differentill to ----::.. ~uoe tbe chana: of wheel the Reds now trail the Astros by a game. "I wouldn't have cared If there hadn't been any scaling," admitted player manager Rose, whose first innlng single to light had kn()('ked In Gary Redus after the game start.e d 31 minutes late. "But it · bothered me for two reasons," Rose ·a dded alter the game was called following a two-hour wait during a steady rain . that showed no signs ofabating. " First. TomBrownlngwasthrow· log the ball very well and seemed to he in controL And second, they (the Dodgers) W<:>re behind 2.0 and had . just seven at bats left,.so we were obviously irl the' drivers seal'" How. about his hit, which was · · immediately followed by Dave Parker's sacrifice fly that made It 2.0? Majors mowmg. 172 4 4 Gretzky captures MVP again Scoreboard ... '!?&!~~ 411 The Daily Sentinel Page- 6 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio .,.,.• . R.c•ned t1ondl. . Two· ton!rd Ol'ld tl11mwood dork gt . . l'l PolypropYilll'l•· THOMPSON tHOMPSON/ CENTER BLACK POWDER GUNS CWER ·Model . &302 AUTOLOADER MODEL .. .W RIM P:IRI! RIP:LI!S .304··7.5•2911 thru SOturday, 9:30 a.m.-7 I p.m.; New Sunday Hou... : 12 noon -·7 p.m. MIIOI' 01'11. lit. 62, nwtlo MIIIOfl County Falrgrovnd' CHEROKEE $179 9 ~ RENEGADE $ 95 �• Sentinel Plans completed for July 4 event RACINE - The Racine Volunteer Fire Department recently ~ 'finalized plans for Its upcoming ''Fourth of July Ce!E'bratlon" which • lncl~des a parad~. talent show a nd :• Jireworks display highlighting the : ' Slay's festlv ltlt>s. ~ · In the past. Racine has been nott'd lor havtng an t>xcellent " fireworks display. howt>ver, . this I• • .\ , \'£'ar the loeal vOlunteers have . .. sut1J<lSSI'd oil P''<''iaus exhibits by ~ pu tehasint .tmu~h lat~r displ<\1' , : .('Ompliments Qt a unltt'd E>ffor1 by : ':the R:tdnt' buslnt'S$ community. ';..· ombinlll!l: 11ith tho> <X>pru-tnlf>nt to pureh.~""thi> $1..500 display we!'l' r' the Ro no• , Oub.. ,..._, , ar Suppl_v l, •. Ct•mp;"\~ , ..\'I~ ...eparr me nt :. Stono, :\'lltr.tl 00 fit>ld Su!JPI-'' Co:, 1·m~,.. RAil>, W&gll('r Hllrd• · ,.._.,..., . G\tlt !lt'f'l.iet>, Wald "' .;-~ ~ li<lln.> ~~tiooal H.-mlool: ~--ttne, and Skr ;>r'. if'rudklrxg. ~ ~tributing [ """"" Aa~n \\'!rcline, J .D. r', Drilling, ~·s Exoa\-ating. Law:~~- .\dam 's Tong S...,-..i<:'!', .t nd Prol'fitfs Trucking. ~· R-•dl'lt'' s annual parade will ' ''· kick-off a full day of festivities beginning at 10 a.m. with a 9 a.m. line-up on the Southern Junior lfigh School grounds. Any and all entries are welcome and may be sent to: Racine Volunteer Fire Department, Box 246, Racine, Ohio 45771. Marching 'groups, organlzallons, churches, or businesses are ur~ to submit an entry. · Floats wtll be judged In two categories, theme and non-theme, \\Oih a $50 first place prize, $30 second place, and $15 third prize tn each division. Bicycles wtll also be Rev. Zuniga judged In four age groups with first and S('{'()nd prizes per division. A chicken barbecue wtll follow the parade with a ta)ent show slated for evening entertainment The fire department and auxltlary wtll sponsor a talent show at 7 p.m. at the junior high school. Firemen and local t;illent will participate with all talent to be Judged and awarded tlrst, second and thlrd place prizes. Anyone Interested In the talent show should Rev. ·clemente S. Zuniga Jr., has contact Alin Layne at 949-2619, Tina been named new pastor of the Heath Neigler 949-~. Junior Johnson United Methodist Church in 949-2123, or Chic Oiler at 949-WS. · Middleport. · Born March 8, 1932, Zuniga RACINE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION received his early education tn Manila. He attended Wesleyan· .. >\II parade entri~• should o·onlac t D"'•id Ne!gler at. 949· University, Phlllpplnes, Cabana .3Q30 or lPe Floyd at 949-3073 or ronlact I he ftre otaloon at City, where he received his tuan 9t9-2520. Mail~d e ntrie• are preferr.•d. . ·bachelor of arts degree, majoriilg In Below io a Parade/Talenl Show Entry form. psychology-philosophy. He re- [ ..-------......:..:::.:=.:::..==-::-:-:::::::-~ t' ;;• ,. -· (Please Cl rr le) T\'PE OF ENTRY: ' Parad~ Mar("hing Unit . j Float Talent S how Vehirle Other . I"\Al\o1E ....................................................................................... .. · A.DDRESS .................................................................................. · PHONE .............................. ...................................................... .. rth . h· •• A , Ut OrJtJeS Ufiea .three more ..hurn.Sl•te s.·. , , Cal~. - · · ·WILSEYVILLE, (UP I) Sheriff's deputies found three new burn sites in the grisly kUling lield tliat has yielded bags of finely ... cbopped and charred human parts andbeganlookingformoreremains , ' as 25 vic tims. of- as many . Officials told reparters Wednesday Ilie sites _In California's gold country 125 miles cast· of ·San F.ranclsco mlght have been used by . ah-a residents for burning garbage . been b)lt thumb-sized body atparts had uncovered earlier a nearby buma~a. NORFOLK, Va. (uPI) · - A member of an all~ famlly-andfriend spy rtng has been told ball Is out of the question, and Del~ SeCretary Caspar Weinberger says . if tjle four men accused of.espionage are convicted, they should beshbt. An FBI agent testlfied Wednesday that Arthur Walker, 50,a retired Navy lieutenant commander, conIess€d io working with his brother John 1n a spy ring believed to be one of the mos.t daiJl!lging security breaches In ~years. The testimony persuaded U.S. Magistralo Gilbert Swtnk to deny ' bond aryd pass the evidence to a . •-"-raJ grand ju~, If the lnd.lct· '""" are ~turned ., men's 'une 17 as '' Y expected Arthur Walker will stlll plead tnn~t. his attorneys said . Welnbef&"r, tn an Interview in Washington with wire Service reporters said Wednesday the suspected spies "should be shot" if convicted but added, "l suppose hanging is the prefelTed method." While lamenting pe'acetlme esplonage is not pUniShablE' by death, weinbef&"t predlc~ Congress would remedy that soon. Charged with espionage in the massive operation are J0hn and ArthurWalker; John's !;On Michael, 22, a sailor last assigned to the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier · Nimitz; a nd Jerry Whitworth, 45, also a retired Navy officer who has been described as Walker's "best frtend." ' John, a retired Navy warrant officer turned private detective, and During a one-hour hearing In Norfolk, Swink refused to SE't bond for Arthur WalkE'r,despitt>assuran ces from court-appointed defense attorney Sarnvel Meekins Jr. that there was little chance his client would tlrelf out on bond . "He has extensive ties to t-he f f 1 dship ommunity by way o r en ~d family," Meekins said . "H~Iso~ lttlng m an no use · to the defense s . his --"' Isolation ward In jail. We ,, n=u assistance, your honor. . FLORIST special project of thedesignedPhilippines Annual Conference to meet the basic social needs of the ·victims of martial law, both church Memorial, Spaces still at)(Jilabl(!_ for Heritage Weekend and non-churc!l people, a . . ' spaces wul be available_-\() tOOal worker with . the youthHe inwasthe .. · . . . · . ' Philippines' Annual Contererice, groupsaneorganiza·tlortswishingto a ileged accomplice, Charles 1974-1976. Hewaselecteddelegateto set upconcesslon.standsln the tipper Chita t Ng, 24, a dishonorably the 1976 genera l conference held In parking lot area during Heritage discharged Marine. Portland, Oregon, representing the Weekend activities In Pomeroy, Pollee said Ng, a · survivalist . ministerial members of the PhlllpJune 22-23. Gi<~·s highly trained in weapoNs, had vowed never to be taken alive, but plnesAnnau!Conference. o.:... z 1 ,s fl rs1 se~Ice at th~fuoitt ' vo'sattorneysaldWednes=v. umga . < .,. c Heath ChUJfh will . !Je sunday day Ng may surrender to face Jl\Orning. The public is Invited toquestioning: . . . , help welcome Rev. Zuniga to the ' · · • . ·. co!l11111ttunity. Rev. Zuniga has "I wquld definitely say my clle~lt been In Mkldletown, Ohio for the luis never said anything tome about past four years. not being Garrick Lewtaken said. alive," attorney There wm be set rates to t:ent spaceforlhcweekend.L()(.'algrD\Jps ~st""' '- obor organizatlons tnt e" "" "' talntng'• details should contact !hi! Pomeroy Area Chamber·of Comm erct! ·office in the Meigs .County Courthouse or call the chambe~ office at. 992-500;. ' r-;;;:;:;;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;;:;;:;;:;:;;:;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;:~;;::-; Pomeroy, OH. · . Meigs County's. Oldest Florist ·'· ,, HOME SA'Ii:LLITE! 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OPII UYIWAY r•IAY 1111111 IIIIIIL ltOI PA ~ ,. ~ ' Tl)e · Meigs County Humane Society and the Meigs Coupty Department of Hea lth combine forces again 'Saturday to stage a rabies clinic. This one will bea t the Columbia , Township Firehouse from 1 to 4 p.m. with Dr. Carol Property transfers•• Rodney Downing to Jack W. Carsey, Neacll E. Carsey, Parcels, Mlddk>port Vlijage. . Rodney Downing. Kathen ne Downing' to Jack w. Carsey. Neacll ·E. Carsey, Parcel, Middleport VIllage. John R. \\T'eeks, Ba,rbara A. Weeks to Edward Mcintos h, Lots 19 and 20%, Pomeroy VIllage· Rachael Jennings, Carl Jennings 10 Edward Mcintosh. Lots 19 a nd 20~. Pomeroy VIllage. . Don Davis, Sa lly Davis to 1 Edward Mcintosh , Lots l9and 20Y,. Pomeory VIllage. . Jean Hamilton, Herbert Hamilton to Edward Mcintosh, Lots 19 and 20%, Pomeroy VIllage. ·Phyllis Friel, John Friel to Edward .Mclntosh, Lots 19and20 Y,, Porru>roy Vlll~ge. Edward E. Weeks, deceased, Edwar'd Mcintosh, Lettie Mcintosh, Afftdavlt, Pomeroy VIllage. Edward Mcintosh , Lettie Mcln· laSh to John T. Grueser, Juanita P. Grueser, lots 19 and20 U,, Pomeroy VD!age. . gt I Dor1s J . , Haynes to Vir n a Hendricks , l.!XI4 acreS, Lebanon. Marjorie A. Durst to Syracuse Church of' the , Nazarene, 4.fr70 Sutton. David R.' McDonald, Velvle - .- ) I ·v J. ' •13*1· ' •#3*'·' •#3*'·' 133¥1•• McDonald tp Buckeye Rural Elect· r1c J,\tc., Rt~ht of Way. Sutton. . ,. ,,. ·. ·~ the next 20 years. Officials said 2,242,6>12 worth· of tickets were sold for the game that saw the numbers 13, 15, 16, 22,31 and 40drawn. •aa=•·• Officials also said 147 tlckets liild nve of the six numbers , giving 9M'b' holders $1, 151; and·9,015 tickets had four of the six numbers, worth$51to their holders . +§3#'·' +&3¥1.t '''*''' I ORANGE TAG SAlE ..I .I . Trim your grass trimming time! Affordable quali~y in a gas powered trimmer. I :I __,. . ONLY $99.95 Give weekend~ • lightweight (only 10 .1 l~s .) back to Dad ... • Electronic ignition with an ECHO Trimmer! • Tap-to-advance trimming head for non-st op trimming. • · e 48" shaft fo r tr imming hard -to-reach areu Av~ilable at these fine I I I I $129.95 ONLY • Centrifugal clutdt • Electronic ignition e Tapoto-adwartc:'e trimming head for nor.-stop trimming. • 48 '' shaft for trimmk'lg hard-to -reach arNI- 4i3#!.t dealers ORANGE TAG QUANTITIES UMITED I c CUI'SU e with purchase .of . 1P . . . . . . ._ ,:rwo .-WI X® FILTEAS . o·. our everyday · "''N low price. APTER MPC.. REOATf: SALC PRICE··-, 7~ ~ ·7·4:(~~~ ~TOH :. .. ·at APTER MFG. RLDATL OET.\li..S IN STOHE I .'In conjunction with the obser· vance· of Heritage WeE'kend - . that's next weekend Ill Pomeroy, Trlillty Church will !_!old an. ice ~am socii:!) on both Thursday and · . · Friday, from 10 a.m. to6p.m. e~ch day. ' ·· Not only will there wlll homerna~ ice cream but sandwiches, baked beans, cole s law, pati,ltO salad; desserts, beverages, and chicken and homemade noodles will be available both days. This all takes place In the church· socia l roOms. By the way, the ~burch is also . taking advance orders for Ice cream which will be available for plck~p on the days of the social. Advance orders can be made by calling 992-54!ll, 992-3222 and 992:rm. Folks at these numbers wUI also llll you In on the seven delicious flavors. acre~, ... • .• MIDDLEPORT stx numbers as pulled ln Wednesday 'night's Ohio Lotto drawing. Lottery officials say thE> holder of that ticket will receive $1.018,769, or $50,938.45 in annual installments for The next American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be , at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy on Wednesday ,f rom 1 to 5:.:.1 p.m. Resident s urging pe'rsons to donate paint out that the body does . ·replace b~ you give quickly; ·It Is .. sate and easy todona.te biood'·.takes_ only about 10 minutes to·donate to save another person's life, and you are eligible to give blood If you are between 17 and 65 years old. WE HAVE THE ·CHAINS .STARTING AT ONLY Bulldozer 'crews a nd deputies on foot have been scouling the wooded two-acre properly near WilseY\1lle iti the Sierra footh ills for a week , unearthing an array of l"'lidence of Partly cloudy today with a high torture and sla ug ht£'f. The latest between 60 - and 65. Mostly clear finds included bags stuffed with tonight with low between 45and50. "Fredericks of Hollywood-style" Mostly sonny Friday with a high nighties and jars of toxic chemicals. near70. The case began to unravel J une 2 Extended outlook With the suicide of LeonardLake,39, Chance of showers and thunderan ex-Marine who Ingested cyanlqe sionns Sllturday, fair Sunday and a!tcr being arrested lor shoplifting . Monday. HlghswtiJbe In the mid 70s Law enforcement agencies ll(ere . to low 80s. Lows will he In theli&and worldwide hunt lor lowOOs. sex 352 East Main St. SA'nUITE SYSTE)IS ''3#)-• Middleport. councilmen Bob Gilmore and Jack Satterfield are going gung ho on the MiddlepOrt July 4th community celebration tjle first In the town for a long time. Activities will center arouild the C.& 0. Depot which Is in the process of becoming village property. A paradE;, will be held late In tl)e afternoon and it ts hoped that · entries taking part In tile annual Rutland celebration earlier in the day will move Into Middleport to participate. The .e ntries will be judged and trophies awarded, Gllmqre repar1s. Oh - by the way- money Is still needed to help with tlie observance and you cah contribuJe by contacting Gilmore or Satterfield.- Also they would Ilk!' to know about your parade ·e ntry. .J7f:o/Wbs.J SIU'EilBIRD CLEVELAND (UPI) - Ohio Lottel')' Commission officials fouod one ticket tOday that bears the same. ·y r.===========. Admllted --Kenneth Michael, Pomeroy ; . Debra Mal'd e n, Middleport . Discharged--P auline Taylor. One lotto winner ' . Dorothy and AI Smith of the Osborne In 'charjW. Dogs tnusl be Racine area have returned from a leashed and cats in carriers. Rabies three week trip to visit their lnnoeulattons are$3 per animal and son-In-law and other shots will be available during daughter, David the clinic. and Mary Hays .·' and their - four If yOu think tl)at someofusatThe . c(Jildren. Daily Sentjnel office are beginning . Both Mr. and to look a bit on the sturdier side, it's Mrs. Hays are small wondef. serving with the We're getting help- and we love U. S. Air Force at Minot , N. !)., but it. the Hays family lives at qeerlng, Last 'week Sandy Winebrenner and that's where the Smiths visited . Hysell darkened_our door with a The Smiths also visited at Braildon, plate of chocolate fudge. This week, Canada , during their trip. Fay Watson pampe'red the staff's Incidentally; this ts a double digit s\veet tooth with a dellclous 30-day year for Dorothy's family. Doro- cake. · thy's!ather, D. R. Yost ls88tnday; We thank you, ladies. If fa t is Dorothy was 66 Wednesday and the ,, beautiful - we're a ll going 'to 'be Smith's son, Bob, was 33 on J an. 6. knocK..outs. A dissolution of marriage has An Ice cream social will he held . A marriage license has been been granted In Meigs County Saturday night at the Bashan Fire issued ln Meigs .County Probate Common Pleas Court to R . Craig Departmentwithservlngtobeginat Court toJamesCbristopherWithee, Mathews Middleport and Barbara 6 p.m. In addition to homemade lee 23 , MiddlepOrt, ·and Dorllene Joy Becker Mathews, Pomeroy. Divorce actions have been. flied In . cream, sandwiches, cake and pie Goddard, 18, Dryden, N.Y. Will bli available. There will alsO be Meigs County by Wanda Sue LaudermUt, Racine, against Thoentertalmnent. The social ' IS spansored by tll<' firemen and the ~ mas Wayne Lauderrnilt, Springfield, charging gross · neglect of , auxiliary. duty; and LaJean UgWu, Middlepart, against Wilson Ugwu, Athens, charging gross neglect of duty and Velerans Memorial extreme cruelty. ceived his hachelor of -divinity Three emergency runl!l degree from the Union Theological Three calls were answered by local units Wednesday, the Meigs . Semtnacy In Manila. Zuniga has been In the mtnlstry County Emergency Medical Serv1for 26 years having been ordained in · ce5 reports. 1959. He served as administrative At 7: (fl a.m. Rutland went to pastor In Naga Clcy U.M.C., Union St. for Howard Phillips who Ml\laban Center, U.M.C.; Taytay, was taken to Veterans Memorial ·u.M.C. and was pastor In cha,rgeof Hospital; Mlddlepor1 at 9:43a.m. Bleo-Mlsslonary Distrrict com- took Bill Spaunfrom theofficeofDr. posed of 24 churches. James Conde to Holzer Medical In 1977, he received a special Center ,and at 9: ~ p.m. SyracuSE' appotntinef\1 as exeeutlve director went to College Road .and Fifth for of the MultJ-Urban Social Trust, a Penny Hysell, taken to Veterans . The Middleport council gong ho on July ·4 · com~unity . affair Michael Walker are being held ~ Baltimore, Arthur Walker m No . folk and Whitworth tnSan Francisco -all without bond. I! convicted, the men face life in prisOn. ·Pastor Happenings aroun~ Meigs Coun:tY~·· _ assumes To end maiTiage Ice cream social set Seeks license duties • ·&• ,,.,.,; Thursday, June 13, 1985 Weinberger feels ·spies should die ' ' 1985 Ohio SALE PRI CE ••• " ' Uml l B 1 1 F.•r•· . f\119/ 85 wit~coupon·. COUPON-- ·--....: __ II I II "'------ COUPON------; .5-56 . I ·II I 944 AFTER M FG. R:EBATE DETAILS IN STORE LE ....... $1 .6 9 c' 0 u p ~ I I I I ' NO-Hlii\I GU.I.I&NTll •a!H. ., ~46t!H. c QUALITY PADS 0 u No. 22F-50 No. 24-50 No. 24F-50 No. 70-50 No. 73-50 No. 74·50 $795 p 0 N I .....-~~..~.,---'!I'!!"--1~~F~O~A~M~O;S;T~CA~AiS:&:L~T. :T:R:U:C:K:S:1 : WAGNER l~~~i=~~~ REMANUFACTURED I .,...,.. ONL~ MORE THAN TWU::I AI LONQ . AI GALVANIZED ITIEL ' $1995 - ............ .......... LIFETIME GUARANTEE DISC BRAKE CALIPERS ONLY Limit 2 with coupon : : : Exp . 611'1/~51 ---- - COUPON ----- -~ AIRDELUXE COOLEO AUTO ~~fJ-- ~~.SHION •Heavy-Outy J 3/ 16" Bore 0 . 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Also fined were Michael Wolf, Aelker, Middleport , $15 and costs, Poweu, Parkersburg, $19 and costs; Fined were Robert Kuhn, Langs- ReedsvUie , $5 and costs, no rear tmpropPr turn; Patricia McCarty, Sha ne Williamson, Long Bottom, ville. tm and costs, 10 days in ja il, window; David Richmond , Reedy, , · Racine, $20 and costs , restitution, $20 and costs. III(LUDIJfG WORII SHOES 120 day license sus~nslon , DWI; W.Va. . $10 and costs, fictlcious siX · rnonths in jail suspended, Forteiting bonds in Meigs County Court were Jeffrey Bonham, Ma· · costs only for defi'Ctlve exhaust; 00 11'g!stratlon; Timothy Robinson, passing bad checks. days in jail with 50 days suspended , Clifton, W.Va., $10 and costs, Fined for speeding wE're Darlene rietta, $45, failure to display valid siX months probation, retralit from folloWing too closely; Bonnie Gil· Jeffers,. Syracuse, $ID and costs ; HUt sticl<er; Vicki Wood, Racine, ' compla inant and costs, domestic bert, West Liberty, W.Va ., $10 and Jeannie Kimura, Connelly Springs, $45, disorderly rondUct; Marty violence; ~ron Hysell. Syracuse. costs, left of cent~r; Randall Syler , N.C.. $21 and costs; Robert Nor- Lang, MU1fleld, $70forsperolngina · $100 and costs, disorderly conduct; Marietta, $50 and costs , no opera· .rrnan. Parkl'rsburg, $21 and C<ists ; school zone, Forteltlng bonds· for speeding George Robinson, J;lelpre, $21 and Carles Ritchie , Fairborn. $150 and tor's liCense; Dorsel Randolph, costs; Billy Ward, Point Pleasant; were James Coffman, Jr., Salt costs; taking a deer with a shotgun Long Bottom, $5 a nd cost s, unsafe S23 and costs; Robert Schreiber, Rock, W.Va ., $40; Melissa Moss, during primitive weapons season vehicle; Peggy Cook, Rl'edsvUie, "the llltldle Shoe Store in tht Middle Block." after already harvesting a deer and $10 and cosis, failure to dlspiayvalld · Elkview, W.Va .. $21andcosts; Tony Cincinnati, $42; Edward KlmbaU. registration; James Hensley, Columbus, $20 a nd costs; Parkersburg, $44; James MeA· Martin, checking a deer during the 1~ POMEROY, OH. Gregory Barum, Belpre, S19 and dams, Felicity. $16; Jeffrey Riggs, prtmlllvP wPapons season and Pomeroy, $:ll and costs, a ssured costs; Anthony Bradford, Racine, South Point, $50. a tlPmpting to takl' a third deer witb clear distance; John Murphy, a muzzleloadingrlfleduringth1'1~ r-----.---.,.-------.-------.,.-----------....l--------.....:.----~ · s tateWide primitive wpapons sea· son; Richard Darst, Cheshire, $106 and costs with of finP sus· pPnded , ovPrload; Robert Van Meter, New Haven, $250 and costs, 120 day license suspension, 10 days in jail, OWl, costs only for failure to control vehic!P; Ronda Phelps, PomProy, $100 and costs, disorderly conduct, s.nJ and costs. resisting arrest, $100 · and costs, public intoxication; David Wolf, ChestPr, S1i250 and costs, 20 days In jail, 10 days suspended, six months proba· tlon, flpeing a n officer, $25and costs for ri'Ckless opPratlon; Daniel Talboll , Long Bottom, costs, :lldays in jail, driving under suspensior), :ll Thursday, June 13, 1985 .. ALL MEN'S ·SHOES Girl honored for NJROTC work Lisa J . Gaul, daught!'r of Victor and DarlE>ne Gaul of Washington Court House, formerly of Meigs . County • an<! granddaughter of J .M , and MUdted Ga ul , P omeroy, recelvl'\1 a number of awards at the recent banquet o• the "~val Junior ., '"' Reserve Officers Training Corps held a t Miami Trace High SchooL Lisa was the reclple~t . of the SojournersAwardwhlchisgivenfor the highest attributes of America· , nlsm and patriotism . She also rPceived the first year Honor Cadl't 20°/o OFF NOW THRU FATHER'S DAY MARGUERITE S"OES. ..••. -· ••• ' ~ .. ~· •. ______. . .;, -\ward andtoishave the only cadetboth in her unit ever rPcelvl'd of these aWllrds simulta neously. m Multimedia challenges allegations · GRE ENVILLE, S.C. - Court documPnts have be<in filed in. state ' and fedl'ral court here by officials of Multimedia, Inc., challenging aile· gations made in a lawsuit agai!!St the company by Washington Reds· kins owner Jack Kent Cooke, wllo has made an offer .to purch<tse the · company. · . . lJOcU!l)en(s.. conlestlr!g Cooke's · · suii were a lso filed ti)l'a member or · one of Multimedia's founding families and by a company that lsseiving ·as a financial adviser to the special board commlttl'e that Is charged with determining the fairness of a recapilaiization offer by Multime· dia, the company which 0wns the Ohio Valley Publishing Company, which publishes the Daily Sentinel, Gallipolis Daily TribunE> and Point Plea~ant Regl'iter. . . .. . Iif an affldavi!fWilson C. Weari\, · Multimedia Bo;tn:l Chairman, said tem))Orary . ihjiuictlon re: Ihat quested by Cook<' to block a vote by Multimedia shareholders on tht• recapitalization offer "would be highly unfair to thE' shareholders whO should havl'theopportunity'.' to deCide on thE' plan. The injunction, Weam said, "would not be temporary at all but may well kill the recapitalization and have a severe impact in the marketplace. Virtually all of Mr. Cooke's Multimedia shares were purchased in March 1~ or later. Thus, it Is clear that Mr. Cookl'lsnot a long-standing, disgruntled shareholder, but purchased his shares with full knowledge that manage· ment and tbe founding families were proposing a transaction involv· ingMultimedla ." Under the proposed ri'Capltaliza· tton . plan, stockholders are being offer!'!! $41.25 share in cash plus a bond with a $26.54 race value. A SI'Cond option would aUow stockhoid!'rs to takE> a bond with a face value of $125 Instead of cash. In May, tlle . firm's board of directors turned down Cooke;s latest otter of more than per shareforthecompany. ·t.urnpike's .first Annual . . .. ' Truck ''Tent Sale''l ' .MONDAY JUNE lOth, THRU· MONDAY JUNE .17th, 1985 AWARDS-~ Gaul, fourih from left, Is~ receiving the Daughters of Ill!' American ReVolution distinguished first year honor cadet award from Mrs. Tnunan Dunn representing the DAR. The awanl wa8 lust one of several Gaul received durlns lhe annual 1985 F•250 PICKUP 1915 F·1 APR Finandng On f·150 & f·250 4x2 Pickups &-Superca6 Excluded. . - ' , • > Mother, daughter · banquet held· in· Rutland . . Beverly Napper, Julia Stanley, ture honnets, key chains, notE' pads prayer. The entertainment opened w ith music by Beverly Baylor, Irene Kennedy, Greta Kennedy, and a poem folder. Posters deco· HaroldCarson,AngelaGrlfflth, and Angela Griffith, Beverly Baylor, rated the walls and a trellls adorned Kennedy. Carson had several ' GerogeneGrate, Melanie Simmon:;, Keith with Oowers was featured in the decor. · poenns, and numerous door prizes Kathy Simmons, Shirley Simmons, Fannie Miller, Debt Gilmore, Bri·' A chicken dinner was jlei'Ved by were awarded duiing the evening. A humorous style review was anne and Brande, Diane Young, Holly Wllilams, Catina Wolfe, Michele Young, ReDI'e Young. MlcheUe and Renee Young, girls of presentedbythemenofthechurch Shirley Turner, Sonia Parsons, the church. Fern Grimm had the with Warren Black wearing the box suit; Arthur Miller, the print dress; • Terri Smith, Sherrt Darst. Mildred Jeff Carson, thecottondress; Bruce Grate. SCHOLARSHiP- Usa Dawn Stewart, the droam dress; John Leafy Chasteei., Marlene BarHoffman, an honoral'lan of the Bennett, lhegownbyEatMoreand rett, Wanda Gardner, Beulah 1985 Meigs High SchOol gradualBulge Dress; the tea gown by BUI Grate, Karen Grimm, carll' Ben· ing class, has• been selec!Ald as a Smith; the date dress by Arnold nett, Shirley Smith, VivianCoy,Bea recipient of a $.'110 scholarship . Grate; the seersuckl'r dress by Smith, VIcki Farell, Nan Harder , awarded by Hocking Technical 'Herman Grate; the nora! print by Robin George, Ruth Erlewine, College, Nelsonv!Ue. The daugh· Adrian Carson; the dotted swiss by Donna Grate, Edna Davidson, ter of Gel>rge and Joan Hoffmal), Keith Ken~th; the teddy 'by Sharon Barr. Anna WoHe, Marilyn 2!1 Riverview Ddve, Middleport. · Williams, Holly Williams, Vickie · WmdeU Grate; the l!ride'sdress by Slle was a · member of lhe · Raymond Smith, and the brides· Cumrnlns, Sharon · WoHe, J:a nelle . NadoOal. Hoqor Society of Melp ·~ matddl'I'S$byJollnGrate. -· . Wolfe, Hanna Queen, KatleQu~n. IDgh, · alternate for Buckeye · A~ndtng · the ·banquet were : · EvelYn DeVault, -Sharo_n . Wtse. Gloria Grate, Violet Grate, Fern Sonya Wise, Grace Welch, Lynda Girls State, a memher. of the school's marching, pep and Grlmm, wanda VIning, Florence Stewart, HeldiStewart,andJoAnn conoort bands, the all county band and a member of the Oag Smith, Black, Lena Napper, Barrett,Esther Goldie Graham, Rita corps. Roberta Na~r. Becky Napller. The first mother-daughter ban· que! of the Rutland Church of the Nazarene was held recently in the Rutland Elernentary School gymnasium. Tables were di'Cora ted with begonias, silk centerpieces, Moth· er's Day balloons, and blue and white candles. Favors were mtrila· Allo IIIJ'VIV(ng are two brut lien, Orlin Cochran and Charletl Cochran of RL 2, VInton; ftW slllen, LoolRe Mulllnl, Rt. 2, Bidwell; Margaret MltcheD and Freda Kleiber of Rt.l, Blt:lwell; Jean Krua1wnP and MillY McCJemdr both ol Columbus 11nd nine~· · r---..!-----:--- - - HAPPY BELATED 8/RTHDA Y"'"'/'"HE tt ~ ~ " SISTER TO OUR " ELDEST WITH " CROW -FEET", 'CRACKED-HEELS", "HEMORROIPS" AND "SALAD-BREATH". YOUR LOVING SISTERS JUNE 29TH r~w=as:p:resen :::t:ed:th:e:a:w:a:rd:s:.::::::::::::::::::::JU:L:Y~4=TH;; pH 0TO s·.PEC IAL . . . . . . 8x10 IN LIV.ING COLOR :''FREE'·' *No Age Limit *limit 1 Per Person *One Special Per Family *Single or Groups Taken DATE•• fRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 JUNE 14 & 1S PHOTOGRAPHER'S HOURS FRIDAY 11 A.M. TIL 7 p.M. SATURDAY 10 A.M. TIL 4:30 P.M, E .LB..ER. f.. E · LDS ·oE·P·AR .TMENT. STORE · ·. . · · ' : · POMEROY . ···.. - Phototll" Hone" Portraits =z~~~~==~~~----~ NOW OPEN SUNDAY 1 P.M. til 5 P.M. ' **** · LOW PRICES Special Shlpme,.t Of Bro~co 11'1 Just For This Salelll JXl1 SUPER TENT . SALE SPECIAL! • ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, JUNE 15th TEX HA RRISON and THE VALLEY BOYS 1985 RANGERS 81 per month '132 . . NO DOWN PAYMENT "ON OUR LOti• ••Rif.ISifMINTS'' Based on 14.~5% apr _ base price of $5,676.00 ' for 60 months. Total amount of payments $7,968.10 Taxes, title and freight not included.' RUSSELL STOVER FASHION SUNGLASSES. * 51-'RRIIII G._ . . "lOHN SCHNEIDER, ""KATHY MATTEA, CHARLIE McCO'VI RO~NI~ . -.nciOTHER. I $995 ONLY REG. 35C 4/$100 ENGLISH lEATHER . ALL PURPOSE ~ ------------~--- CIGAREnES 57 Only $4 . sa. so c~~roN CEPACOL HIGH POTENCY VITAMIN FOIMULA WITH MINEIALS 130 TABLETS oz. VISINE EYE DROPS 'I• OZ. $163 44( BY JANEL AMR.Y BILLFOLDS MEN'S WOMEN'S 40°/o OFF SEE OUR DISPLAY 12 TABLETS ONLY free On Site Estimates.- Expert Technicians to Answer Questions and to Service Your Satellite Just After the Sole. ' . . LET US HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR DISH. ..... . SUJISHER LOHSE REG. SU3 ONLY ONlY JUNIOR,. Thermogran M Dramamine MOUTHWASH/ . ' REG. 16,50 4 OZ. REG •. & IIING S8.23 CARTON 1oo•s CRICICO DISPOSABLE LIGHTERS LOTION REG. s2•o . ,;ASK ABOUT OUR PAYMENT SECURITY PLAN" REG. S4.95 . '$2" 9 9 On'y · 12 ONTH&SPOT' FINANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS WITH APPROVED CREDIT SATELLITE DISH FOR AS LOW AS I CANDY · BARS ·. NOW YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN CANDY 1 POUND by CHIC REG. $9.50 VALUE GARGLE TEST DRIVE ANY NEW VI!'.IIICLE AND RECEJVJ!: "TWO FREB)'ICKETB" . TO'IBE WC'AWFAMILY REVNION JUNEU,-AT . WA1T POWELL BASEBAlL PARK .. . PRICES GOOD TH~QUGH MONDAY · ' Menill W. Cochran ColumbuS. . Gaul a ttended mini boot camp for one wl'ek at the Great Lakes Na va l Training Center in llllnois this spring a nd will be spending two weeksatCaptpAtterburyin!ndlana this summer. · Usa wUlbeasophomoreatMiarnl Tr aCP nex t year and lias passed a ll of the requirements necessary to be promo!ed to ens ign . Her grandparent s. J .M. and Mild r~ Gaul were in Washington Court House to attend the banquet and ceremonies during which Gaul riSt~ew~~~rt~.;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'~;;~'~:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I Area ~eaih I . Funeral services wUJ be held a Ill a.m . Friday at the Morgan Center GospPl Mission for Merrill W. Cochran, 55, Columbus, formerly of Gallia County, whodled Tuesday afternoon at his hollll'. Rev. Tha1'1)11 · !Durham wih oftieiateandoorial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery. VIsitation wUl be held tram 7·9 p.m . today a[ the McCoy-Moore Funeral HomE' in Vinton. Cochran was an empJoype of Union Fork and Hoe Co. of Columbus and was born in GaUJa County to the late Dewey and Glenna George Cochran. He , is SUfVlved by lils wife, Gladle, two sons, Merrill and AnthOny both ot Columbua; four daughters, Mrs. DonaldSavageofRt.2: Vlntoo; Mrs. Jeny (Sbella) Deerri. Diane COChran and Kathleen Cochran all ot appearahce beenl Gaul also award receivedhaving a persona selected by the area managE>r of the NJROJ'C from the Great Lakes Naval Tralnlng Center doling the annual inspi'Ctlon. She received a spi'Cial commendation certificate for exceptional participation a nd devotion to her unit In November, shE> was chosen cadet of the month. Naval Junior Reserve omcers Training Corps )lanquet held ld W81Jhington, Coort HOU8e. 1 •• a sm Page-9 f' h a r •11 • ! < y Ken'*" MtCiolfloutlh, R,f'tll, C..... ...,.., " ·"'· lfOMN.._..f, llll . ~ · Me... thru IM 1 1 :00 1.m. tot p.m. ••..,. ,a:ao ta U :H ..... lte ~,.M . . "'llctiiii'TtONI f , • ..., o..,_.,. ·-~ PH. tll.ol. . ,....,, Qtl , ' ~ iott's SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA �• Thursday, June 13, 1985 • ' ' June13,1 .• Shade V~lley Council elects new officers Ne)Y officers were elected at a Mrs. Holter thanked the dub for recent meeting of the Shade Valley sunshine flowers. Mrs. Baum reCouncU of Floral Arts held at the ported on theclvlc project, plantings home of Betty Dean with Melanie and sign at the Chester dam park. Stethem as hostess. A report was given on theregtonal Elected were Mfs. Dean, pres!· de11t; Jane Thompson, vice pres!· flower show chaired by Mrs. Holter . dent; Allee Thompson, second vice with Mrs. Dean taking best of ~how president; Denise Mora, secretary; Mrs. Curtis. creativity award. Mrs: ' Taylor served on the judge's Jackie Frost, assistant secretary; Martie Baum, treasurer; Mrs. comrnltteefor theshow. Stethem, assistant treasurer; She· · Debbie Weber, president, aplla Taylor and Debbie Weber, news pointed Mrs. Stethem and ·Mrs. Eagle reporters; Janet Koblentz and Baum to work with her on the Connie Hill, garden therapy chair· regional outstanding garden club men; and SheUa Curtis al\d Shellll' contest report. Mrs. Curtis com· Taylor, publicity book. mented on the 50th anniversary Philip Eagle and James Ebllll ' that they have graduated.'.Eagle Pat Holter gave a demonstration observances of the Rutland and who have completed the two year graduated from Easlern High onmodernflowerarranging,stress- Middleport Garden Clubs. Next welding program at Melgs High School, EbllnfromMelgs. Ing that arrangements s!lud he hold meeting will Include a tour of the School have passed . a test for The welding p~m \Ylth Ebllii and blight wtth a rnascullneteellng. · Harrts Farms. • · · certlfl catlon through the Dlvlston of and Rlchard ·Fetty as tnstructori,ls · the State Highway Department In a two year program In vocational Charleston, W.Va. educatiO!I with ·students from According to Kenneth Eblin, Meigs,Eastern.andSouthernLocal· Instructor, being a certified welder School Districts who have eorn· with a card wUI give them a better pleted the lOth grade being eligible opportunity for employment now · for enrolbnent. · 1. ·' .' .HALLMARK CORNER OF THIRD & OLIVE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-3045 •• .FATHER'S DAY ·CARDS -. • • Beauty rest ' .' · ·10°/o. OFF Welding class compl~ted by men COLOGNES I ~ t fen big days. SAVE 50%! Starting today you can buy the famous Simm.ons Beautyrest mattress and box springs ... all sold in sets at '12 OFF! In addition Beautyrest's 15 year warranty. Simmons is so sure of their product they warrant it for 15 years! The quality, dependability ... plus 50% OFF! • ()THE~ . ASSORTED GIFT ITEMS ' . VILLAGE..PHARMACY · :t 2ND AVE. s . PH~ 992-6669 · . -, ' . MIDDLEPORT, OH. ...•• r : > ' • • . ONE DAY. ONLY . ' ..,... . ~ ~ . ' . r ~ •" ... -. · . FRIDAY ~ ~ • •* JUNE 14th ...• •.-- . ·aeautyrest • Lxal girl competes for .title Mandl Jo Van Ma.tre, ~ix year old · _, daughter of -MiRe_and . P~ tfl Van -Maire, recently conipeted in 'the West Virginia Miss Majorette Contest held at Brooke High School near Weirton, W.Va. Twirlers competed In solo twi· rllng,modellng,andfancystrutfora combined score ·to hold the title of Miss Majorette, 1985. For her accopllshrnents, the youngsters received third runner-up. In addi· lion, she won six awards In the open contest Including first place In basic . ·\· ~ • OPEN SUNDIYS Mandi Jo VanMatre · strut and in pretty costume. . The youngster ~as twlr\€(1 'for . . thi'ee years under. !he· dli'eciio~ of . Mary Smith, Hartford, and Is also a memberoltheSugarandSpicePom Porn and Baton Corps. At the competition there was also a contest to select Miss Cabbage Patch Majorette In which 30 dolls were judged for costume. Mandl's "Karina Toni" won fourth runnerup and received a medallion. Mandl Is the granddaughter of Mr. and ' Mrs. Robert J.effers, Syracuse. •• n 1 PM 'TIL 5 PM ..·.. ·' ~ · 9o oa~s sAME as cAsH . .. TWII SR ~ •....• .. .. .SYLVANIA . REG. $538 . ,... ·"< ' FULL SET . OUEEI SET KING SET "REG. S.738·,,. ' REG~ -S7-99 ... REG~ $1199 . FEATURES: Famous Beautyrest features in every piece! Qual- •• ity·800 pocketed coil construction with Dacron® polyester Simco pad for . plush, comfortable sleeping surface and premium damask cover. Total · .Simmons quality inside and out! · . ~ *' · •• ~· ••• • 25" DIAG. SETS $269 $369 $398 $598 •• '' •• •"" ' The Daily Sentinei-Page- 11 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ' • ,!IIWUII ·(OLOI TV -'.CONSOLE .. ...... H ~ --L. '· . : - ' ' . •• '· ·.. · · · .VIDEO .RECORDER · : : ·. ~=l ·Auto. Fine Tuning ·.$299 .. . "! -" -·-'> . . .··.r-"" .. •• -_.,.• ~ " • ..... J. ~ • , ·'=· -·. . ~ ' .GibSon ... ·i '. . 8 CU. FT. -. FREEZER .. .. .• • . If':-\- ..• • ••• !" ...-:r •• ·' ..•' .• .. .• •'•. • New 2 Pc. E.A. Liv. Rm. Suite' Reg. • • • • '' • .• 1299.95 $199 95 tiCM'IIItta1rv Dvty Electric rsso .. . SAVE 1100 DRYER lfrae tapacity. .• •" GibsOn Heavy Duty • WASHER $ I I I I . tI · ADDITIONAL$ II . $8995 ;~ SAVE f90 FUU SIZE $)19'5 $4995 fllll. Sill 5,000 11U ONIIOOM 'All CONDinGNER ' 'YOUR CHOICE .$9995 • AS LOW AS 10(11(1 .... IHUJ ...• .••...'• ...,., • ...·' •. .,. ... .. ·· ~ . .r ·~ •• I I 5 OFF . 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' •• •.. .•• . • •' . , ,I ., . .. �• Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Flag program scheduled The program wUI he open tO the pu bllc- especiaUv members of Ihe ,r American Legloll, Legion auxlllary unlls, students, lodge groups, • teachers, scout troops and all other mreresred persons. Anderson wlll Clement Anderson of Warren will h speak as a part of the display presentatiOn. The program IS being slaged by Re J h M i Ch pier tum OMI an e gs a , dlsplay.J2J needlepoint nags whlc he has c reated durtng his program at Grace Episcopal Parish House, EastMaln s l ' pomero~ atS·. ""p.m . J "-' 11 HOnOf fO~~.r--- man, Darcy ~Ioiii', Kalhy Wlllklms. Si"'h walk- - Jmny Peyoon EriC'a Roble, An'landa W('ll roll o1 ""' Salom Ek>menlary School h~ ""'" annou,...,.. Making •I!T•<k> of 8 oc ,., fiflh six """"' wading portod hooor roll al ,.,. Sllilsbury 'Eiem•rnarv School has F'ounh wlllk> _ carne Barlels. Mall Cook. Elizabelh Downi<'. fu>\•or Hamson. Jason a lxlve In all th<'!r subj('('IS to be nafllfd to Ihe been announcrd Making a li{facW of B or abovt' In aU t!K'Ir s~bJI.'C1s 10 bP named to thf tlon, and will follow Ihe group's annual family picnic to be he ld at 6 --- p.m . Frlday at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Knlghl. The picnic will be a be covered dish dinner with mem rs providing their own rable service. Hostesses, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs, Heidi Ewing, Mrs. Dwight Milhoan and Mrs. Gary Moore, wUI provide t•- meat lhe "'' I Thursday, June 13, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Man Havnrs. Trrt'Sa Molden Becky Ockrr 'f'ht> fifth slX wf't'ks {U'adtng per1od honor c""'"' roll were. . F'lrSI walk- - Gary Canlerbury Bryan· Thursday, June 13, 1986 Business Services Third wade - Ryon Conde. Jerrod Douglas. lle<k!' Hollman, Jasoo Morrts. J P Slanlcv. Marlo Ylhlte. JasonlYithert'll. roll...... st\E-IIey Smith. st("\.'('Swa tl'.(') , Mlsty Hayman, Ywt• Young. • l\llk<"'l Jarvis, Ang•la Hale. Third grade- Mati Clark. Jason O.ilo· wlk>. D<-nlsc Sh••n<•lleld, Tonya ThorniiMI, F'ow1hgladc - Aillsm Gannaway,U>rerw Oiler Vl,...nla Shul... Johnslon; L<-llh<"it.lk>rl Mash. MlndyPanerson , !<Bryn Thompsoo, Tonva Wall¢\, James While Se<ondi!TBd<>-JarrodFolmer.Jeremlah CIUell•. Chri•IY G"''''!, Kellr>< Gruesor, Heidi Sl"'h wad<' - Si"Phanle Banks. Randy Corsi. David Frvmyer . MISSY Leach, KrtSicn Slawter. Kr~... s.. nJ.~. Jermlror Taylor, Pam Whal~'· 'lann"" GREG ·IOUSH PHONE 992-2156 An nou 11 ce men Is 5/28/ 1 mo. d MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE ' Will do all typea of ex· cavating. landscaping, basements, sew· age systema, watat and gas lines. watat wel1 drifting and 181· vic:a, trucking (limes: tone & dirt). 21 •Bualneu Opportunity 22-Monay to Loan 23-Profeoaio,.l Services 1 -Card of Thanks (paid in adval)cti 2 -ln Memory (paid in advance! 3-Announcementa 4-Giveaway 6 -Happy Ads 6 · Loo1ond Found 7 -Yard'Sale (paid in advance! 8 -Pubhc Sale & Auction ·a -Wanted to Buy· R e~ l Est~te 31-HomH for Sole 32-Mobile Horne• for Sale 33-Farm• lor Sale 34-Buainasa Buildings 35-Lota & Acreage 36-Real Estate Wtntad Emplnyment Services Public Not1ce dated Mov 9th. 1914. end reeo<ded in Book 1 1 1, ot Poge 329 of tho Deed Records of M.,;g. County. Ohio. Reference Deed: Vol 270. Page 589. Deed Reoords of Meigs County. Oh1o, 161 13, 20. 27. 3tc VI . Kevin /4 . Dailey, et al. Oefenda nts. NO 84 CV 133 In pursu~nce of an Order of sate JUUed out of tl)a 'ilion PIMs Court of MOOQS-1 . • . 'County, Dhoo. "' tho above en· ~c.:....,. P:...u~b.,.ll.-c-N ,.,-o-tr''"c-e~­ titled action . I wtll offer for sale at public auction, at the door of the Courthouse in Pomeroy, Ohio, in the above nalned COUNTY MEIGS County, on Friday, the 19th day of July, 19B5, at 10:30 o'clod< A M.. tho folloWing described r•l estate, situlte in the County of Meigs and State of Ohio. end in the Village of Middlepon to-wit: Tho folloWing reol aotate situated 1n tho Village of Middleport. County Of Matgs and State of Ohto.. and ~es(:n~ as follows. Lot No. 79 ln_P.Iilm· •· · '•ers Adqjtion to Slieffiekl. now "~ incorporeted into and a p:ai1 of •· • tho Village of Middleport. Meigs County. Ohio. end bo· ing the .arne property conw Veyed by Alma F. Bom>WI end PUBLIC NOTICE The follOWing were recetved· / pr-rod by tho Ohoo Environmental Protoction Agency IOEPAI laot - · Efhlctivo datM of, final actions and •· suanet~ dates of propoMd ac· tions are Rated. flfllll actio.-. may be appealed, in writing. wrthin 30 d&y11 of tho dote of thio notice, tel. 8oord Of tho Environ...-. · f<l1. 260 E. Town , OH 43215. Nolice appeal oholl bo - with direc11or within 3 d&y11 Proposed actions will become final untesa a wrm., tdiudica- • .----------------------..... . .I I vise~/ withdraws the propot· od action. Any , peroon mey submit comments and/ or reql*t 1 mooting regording any nonwfinal action within 30 dayo of tho data indicated. "Action", as uHd above doel 1\Qt in<;ludo receipt of I ilerifled comploint If oignlflcant public irtterwt ui.tts. a put)k meet.: ing mov lie hold. Ao to any ac- tion, Including -pt of verified compla1nto. any panono may obtain notiCe of further actiona, and addttiontl infop. mlltJOn. unr... othorwioe pro- vided in noti~ of particular actiona, all communicatio.-. oholl bo oont to: H•ring Cieri<. DEPA. P. 0 llo>r'1049. Col· umbuo. OH. 43218. Ph. 1&14) 486·6037. Conoult ORC Chop. 3746 end OAC Ch-. 3746·47 and 3748-5 for requtremonto. Appkatlou lor Certification: Hun....on Oiltrlct Coljjl ol Eng- h~t~."OIIvo Twp.. Ohio, porUino to 401 c.rtlficOtlon. Public Nodoa No (H) 86-60. tiO dNdge end dilpoee of matarial in lokeo by t11e s - of ohio in Forked Run Lake -•lid Final laauance of CertifiCII· teon: Huntington District Corps of Engineers, Varioua Twps. Ohio, Effective Date 08 / 04 / 86 Thi1 final action not preceded by proposed action and it appealable to EBR Pertains to 401 Cenlfic•tion, grant. Peneins to Curb Inflation l Pay Cash for .!I Classifieds and 1 SMALL Save I 1-1 l WANT ADS nus 1 1 PACK 1 .~·! Public Notice No. tH)86-16 . 16)13,1tc . .I ·! :·· II c oupon Cancel your ad by pnone wnen you get 1 ,results Money nolrefurdabl< I .. 1 . 1 N ame I 1 1 I I Address ·I '~ I · ' 1 Phone !International Resource De· velopment Corp) 29425 Chagrin Blvd . Suite 209 Pepper P1ke. Ohio 44122 SLOAN LAND LEASING & ACQUISITION INC. Pork Pl~ce Bldg . 11361 Peorl Rood • Strongville. Ohio 4413& ROYAL PETROLEUM PRI· VAlE DRIWNG PROGRAM 1981-1. Ltd. 335 N. Superior Street Toledo. Ohio 43804 end/ or u •oignooo of on undivided intertot of 1 ' - i n which J.._ H. Havt io · .., notified thet llid doted 3 Sopt. 19BO end rooordod in Vol. e& 65 with OAignmanto in Vol. 68 page 749 ond Vol. 88 You ABIG PUNCH! " . > • lu.., ,, y,ou'll ""'k ..,, I proper box below ltlS $1.00 $10.00 II '15.00 su.oo! fhtst cath rafts I .. I .. I .. ·: ·1i ' c indud• di1tount )Wanled c )Far-Sale ( IAnnouncemenl )ForRenl -iI!· II. _ __:.;;.____ "· II ~- 21.-----1 21 4. 5. r·------6. 1. 9. - - - - - - : ~ 23.----1I 2• 25. _ _ _ __ :If. _ _ _ _ __ I 21. - - . . . . , - - - - I I :za. - - - - - II :It I I ~: -------·I I II. 30. :::t•- r 15 • J Iitt• control pit propm wllidl includes dtllilld ,. card-kllfN• and intpltmenlltic)lt llld -..lion of litter control ~ as Rl forth in l'lidtlllll lly the Ollio Dtpt. of 11ttu111 bsottn:n, Olfia of Lltttr Cont!OI. Slll!y $6.00 to $7.00 per llatu. AIIINII· CltioM Mst lit flltid It 1111 lllrar's oflla. 237 111ct st. liddl1port, Ollio btfort 4:00 P.l. ltllldly. JS. - - - - • · Parh a Serfl~• ' l-3-tlc ~~-=-;;~-;;,.-.-~~~~~ 1101 ctstrr. •· llllldlclp ar Ill. tilt Ylllql of.liddll· is an tqttll appar- Meson Co. , WV Area Coda 304 *VINYl SIDING *AlUMINUM SIDING *llOWN IN . . INSULATION PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS BISSELL SIDING CO. 35185 Oak Hill Road Lona Bottom. OH. 45743 New W. Homts luilt "Free Estimates" Pl. 949-2101 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls PH. (614) 985-·t212 Use Von Schrader E•u1pment Recommended by Leadlnc Corpet llanufaeturtrs. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3-22-tfn L------~~~ 675- Pt. Pleasant 458-Leon 576-Apple Grove 773- Muon 882- New Haven 895- Letart 937-Sulfalo INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE THE QUAUn PIINT SHOP We'd l1h to Introduce-you to F11 All V•, ,,,.., Nflit Encaco-A-Cor, tho11odern wa~ to dnve the vef11cle of your PWS: Olfi" Sti!IP4ios & • ChOICI furnituro. Woddt"' olllt Gradoati.., Statien:J;.~tic Signs. l Stamps, lutinen Fwnn:, COfly ServkH, Etc. NO DOWN PAYMENT tOWEl IIIOIITHIT PAYMENT BLACKSTON 'NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING EUGEIIE LONG nENOING IS OUR IH SUPERI~R Trenching Of Any Type Complete Gutter Worlc ' .Complettl RemodeNng Roofing of oft Typeo wCned in home ..... 2ov•ro .. Free Eatimatee" <AU (OUICT: Ph. 16141 143-5425 5/9/2 mo. pd. Dozer &· Backhoe Serv1ce Plumb1n1 Strvita Weidinc. Lowboy Hlulina Sept~e ·srstams Rt. 4. Hysall lun ld. Pomeroy, Ohio.U769 (6141 992-2134 •• 992-6704 - -1 ·' 3/2/~n ''We Rent For ~ess" HEADQUARTERS FOR c• RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT' HILL FORD 992·2196 Middlepart, Ohio 1-13-tfc J&F DOZER. BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SE¥TIC SYSTEMS. 'NATEFI. GAS & SEW '11 LINES. RECLAMATIC N. PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTEIIS. DUMP TIIUCK STONE & DIRT . St. Rt. 160 North c;.lllpolis, Ohio Hl·« CHESHR-915·3307 4/1/tfn ESTATE AUCTION Ohio. HOUSEHOLD: Table & 6 chairs, desk, gas stove, lamps, dinette set w/3 cha1rs, refrigerator;. stoves. bedroom surte. coffee table. stands, prctures, 4D lie. flatware set, 40 pc, set Japanes J china, oscmatine fans, mise, knicknacks. clocks, TV. pots, pans, dishes, linens. cabinets and more IIIITIQUE or COLlECTOR ITEMS: Bedroom su1te (bed. dresser, chest of drawers, and niglrtstandl, ch1na cab1· net buffet qurlt 011 limps. " 'Gone With tire Wind': limp, cedar chest and other items. IISC.: 1969 Ford Falcon, 1965 Ford ~ ton pickup, horse, rototiller, Homelite 20".S4per XL chlin saw, 18" lawn mower, hand tools (old carpenter tools), approx. 2,000 tobicco sticks and other llems. AnZIS11A1111: (-mtiA GIIIB lnaJ w. Uttlo, Atty. CASH - POSITIVE 1.0. Kittens to good home. 2 yellow. 4 black . Cell 614367-7118. ' 2 puppies & mother dog. Peke-a-po4. loves children. Call 614-379-2721. One female cat. 2-6 week old kitten•. all long haired Call 814-448-1797 . Howard l. Writesel Roofing c'o. NiW-IIPAIJ Gutters - oo...niPOIIItll Gutters Cleaned P•inting Storm Oooro • Windowa Siding • Soffit Work ' 949-2263 or .- Doon ......................... sus 10-15 Ford Tr. Ooon ......................... $145 71-79 ford Tr. •• ~~"~~;;i ..r;:........ . $52.50 CIA AUTO -REPAIR ·. 614-446-9416 320 5th St. Racine, OH. PH. 949-2777 , 6/311100 L.::.:::.=..-----t, ·liN'S , APPUA.CE 8VICE ' _ 915-3561 EXCAV&11NG INC. • •Oil field service !<landscaping . *Butments •Ponds *Septi~ systems Al••b• ... DAIII SIITH-AuctiOR"r 949-2033 or 992-7301 •W...... •DIIIIuua..... Dele Johnson - Apprentice Not rtsponsllll• for ICtldtntl 01 lou of property 'Dryer~ aPIIIIJ rt oft...... PARTS and I . ..................... AT A SUPEI DISCOUNT PRICE 6-13-1 mo. •Heavy haullna *ftH estimates DOIIIOSI Offkt 949-2493 H•• 143·5340 • '---.....oJ11;J..ii!£,J!W~ U.A. 304-675-6276 l· IO·M 111 DENNY COt(GO; WILL ltAUL 1 JUSlCALL! Roger Hysell Garage 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL.- SAND TOP ,SOIL FILL DIRT AUTO '& TRUCK REPAIR Aleo Tr..e•lulo• PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 c:J z . Television Listening Devrces Co111puterized Hearin& Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For'AII AJes " iii! LISA II. KOCH, M.S . :3, :z: Licen~ed Clinical Audiolocist ~ ' (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 1213 lnlllllted D.ac Houts < P&S IUILDINGS lllcllt, 011. Ph. 614-143-5191 'tltOMM EIC·AYAT(NG BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC ~YSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK '"· 742-23.28 --- ...... ( i'lwlltlfnlteol V.C. YOUNG ·III 991-6115 .. 991·7314 ~ey. WANT ADS bring Vacation Money TOWN &'COUN11IY VETERINARY CLINIC IN MIDDlEPORT £. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. M. 6-8 - o\d"-""" r o - g • Kittens to good home. Call 614-992· 6822. Must get rid of 2 eleven week old edorables puppie1 Lovoo kido. Coli 814-992: 6957. A red. part Doberman, part Pitbull. 9 mont~ old. Lovu to f1rat four callers. Call 304-882·2024. Black and tan male dog . Call PT. PlEASANT OFFICE 3305 lAUSON AYE. SMAll AIIMAL IIOUH _,.............. .,....,t,.... ,__, ••• ,,s,....s,.... ,....,..,.,.....,,... ' , . . , 1 ......, - _ . . , 11&&·1hSI&& lAIII AMMAI.I Mil 1UH11Y IY APPCIIIIIIIIIT 104-671-1441 21 1n my home . Call 614-266-1769. - - - - - - --lcEasy asaembly work! t600. per 100. Guaranteed payment ekperience-n o No sales. Details send selfaddressed ster:nped enve- Pierce. FL 33482 . Make this year the merriest I Have • Friendly Home Party . Get all kinds of gifts for Grandpa to Baby. Book your Nltz •• 614-992-3661 . Also signing up for dealers Carpenter and helper needed . Must be experienced '"general carpentry Apply to The De1iy Sentinel. Box 729C. Pomeroy, 0. Female to live in with elderly person Room. board and small aalary. Phone 614· 992-3687 Part time managing halrstyli•t wanted. Write to Daily Sentinel. Box 729P, Pome· roy, Ohio 45769. Own your own Jean - Sportowear. Lldleo Apparel. Alllll'lllll.lllli:IIIS 3 Announcementt ··------------------- I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- LISHING CO recommends that you do buaine11 with people you know, and NOT to send money, through tl'le mail until you have invelti· gated the offaring A golden opportunity-make money in your space time . Jo1n friendly home toy par· ties, the leader for 30 years. Openings for managers and dealers . We have the largest and best hna in party plan . Earn b1g money plus bo· nuses and travel incentives. Start now end earn money immediately. Mon. to Frt Call collect 618 -462-0091 . even1ngs & weekends call 1-800-227-1610 Hocko Ptozo CoR 304-676· , 144 LOST ·~ $50 . Reward Male blue tick hound ~ 10 Mile Creek area. We~~tiflg orange Runion, 468· 1845, Leon. Chlldrono, Lorge Size. Combination Store. Acceuorias. Jordacha. Chic, Lee, Levi, Eaay Street, lz:Qd, Esprit, Tomboy. Calvin klein, S.tft'.· gio Valente: Evan Picone; liz Claiborne, MemMr1 Only, Organically Grown. Ga•o- llno. Holthtex. Over 1. 000 othoro $7,900 to $24.900 inventory. Training, fixtures, grand opening, ~c Can open 115 days, Mr . Keenan 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used Cllfl Jim Mink Chav.·Oids Inc Bill Gitne Johnoon 814-448-3872 Old or antique slot machinea wanted. Any conditiOn, pay· Wanted to buy a uaed dehumu:Ufier. CaH 614-446· 2107 or 614·246-6600 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Qedo. iron. wood, cupboards. chairs, chuts. ba1kets. d11hea, etone jars. antique1. gold and silver ~ Write · M . D . Miller, At. 2, Pom•roy, Ohio 457119 , or call -814-9927710. rency. Top pricto. Ed. Burkett Sorber Shop. 2nd . Ave Middleport. Oh. 814· 992· boy, Calvin Klein. Sergio Own your own Jean Sportswear. lad1e1 Apparel. children•. large s1ze, combination atora, accesaones Jordache, Chic, Ute. levi. E Z Street, lzod. Espnt. Tom· boy. Calvin Klein;. Sergio Valente. Evan Picone. liz Clairborne, Members Only, Organically GrownA Gaso· lme, Haelthtex, over 1000 others. $13,300to $24,900 inventory, training, fixtures, grand opening etc Can open 15 deyo. Mr. Loughlin 612888 _ 4 ~28 . Sc1pl0 Energy, locttod J1l4 miles Mit of Pagetown on You can llfm up for .ummer. ...glt. Mela.e-otol .. Infant. children . adult clo w & Vicinity thing. Playpen. baby 1w1ng. m1sc 1tema 6 miles South At Doyle Hud1on re•idtnce of Rt. 7 . 1A E. of Rutland on Rt .•124 June 14th and 1-&th . Sale Ra1n or sh•ne Sa.tur· • day. June 16. 9 OOAM· 10:00om-6 .00 pm . 4 ·00PM . 324 Sanders Garage Sale, June 10· 1& . Dr~ve 9 .00 em to 6 00 pm Roln or Yard Sale Fri . June 14th, 10-8 Rd. toCheshire· Kyger Elem Schl All sizes clo · thing lots of mise 1tems. Ka1I-Morgan -Buckley shine. Three miles up St. Rt. 143 off Rt. 7 . Firat trailer on loft up Wolfa Pen Rood. Lon of ch1ldrens clothes.. an sizes . Men 's and wo,.en•a Big Yard Sale in Porter on St. Rt 554 9-6 Tues thru Sat with new manress. 130. G E a1r conditioner &000 BTU. 850 These and more can be seen at the sale . 3 bedroom, 2 story ~ome, fully carpeted. real nice wtth garage Overlooking Ohio Rtver At 124. Minenwille, Ohio >Was $30,000 now Large Yard Sale Thura 13 a. Fri 14, Lower Garfield Ext. Stereo , d1shea, drapea, old churn, old lantern, gl&sl · ware, old & new clothes. some mens ex large. (4 Famihes), aome tools. $25.000 . Cell 614-9923324 Yard Sale Fn 2276 Eastern SchoOl D1strict 6 room home in good repair. Fully carpeted, basement, carport. Beautifully landscaped . 1 and one tenth acral .· Small orchard . W1ll have to see to appreciate. Priced at $32,000 f1rm . 7 room houae. 1 Y2 bath on Gravel H1ll . Middleport Good cond1t1on Call 614· 992-6114. 614-992-2369 1- - - - - - - - - - By · owner, 3 bedrooms, bath, util ity room , living room, kitchen, dming, gar· age, central 81f , f~replace, fully carpeted. Svracuse Call 614-992-7478 Of after call _ _ , 61 4 992 3402 6 cent allumable loan , garden spot . Reduced down to 849.000. 304·675-6047. BY OWNER - 3 bedrOoms. 11/1 baths, dining r:oortl, full basement with family room, 24x24 garage, close to downtown 304-675-4604 14th, Sat 16th Just off Rt . 141 at Centenary on L1ncoln Ptke, 4th trailer on left . Children to adult clothing, tools, lawn mowers . dis he a. Jewelry, linen•. more m••c 6 fflmiiy Ytrd Sale 132 4th Ave , Gallipolis . 13th & 14th Home mt • curtams, coffee table, lots of misc. 5 Family Yard S•le June13, 1o& & 16. Tools, crah kits, household 1tem1, terrari · urns, clothes, dishes, knick · knacka, toys, books. dog pen , slip scraper and much more . 2 miles from Chesh1re on Rt. 564 Ed Thomas re11dence . Flea Market every Thurs back half of Rio Grande Mun1c1pal Bu1ld1ng. 11 · 7 Dealer space awailable Yard Sale Friday June 4th, 10-2. Corner of FairfieldCentenary & Fairf1eld-Vanco Roeds Baby bed, bassinet. baby clothes, other m1ac items Rain -canceled Yard Sale Fri. &. Sat Fairfield Acres on F,-irfield Cent. Rd .. 4th ho~oe .on left 6 Fomlly Yard Sole 611 Fourth Ave. Friday, 9 · 4 Clothing, nic nacs. mtsc . 3 bedrooms, full Houaa, baaement, 6 acres, 1 m1le from_ town, Rt.. 2, phone _ 304 675 5844 ;IIREA SUPERVISOR NEEDED ·· Hire. train. manage people from your home. Flexeble hours Buaine11 or party plan ,experience help· ful . Complete training .. Call " Collect'" NOWI 304-744· 0924 HOUSE OF LLOYD. INC Doniels. 614-742·2961 Wat•r walla drilled and 1er· wiced . Prices on request. Call 614-742-3147 or814-992· 5006 Situations Wanted PAIR. Sumrfter rates 10 affect · free estimates . Word 's Keyboord, 304-6755600 or 676-3B24. Now accepting ambulatory aJtd non ·'ambulatory pa tients in my i home . AN & LPN avoiloble. Cell 614992-6654 Room • board for lody in pnvate room. beth. large BR -Iounga. TV. reasonable. Call 614-256-6609 . Pnvate home care. Has room for 1 more resident 614· 992-3696 Person• Body Shop, lucas Lane. Pt PleaNnt. WVa near K8tK Mobi'e Homes. Popular pricea. 814·986· 4174. Will care for elderly lady in my hom&.Experience. References. Reuon•bla ratea. 304-773-9185. 16 ' Schools Instruction Guitar lessons at Brunlcar- dl'l Muolc In Golllpoll•. 0 . Sign up no. Cell 814-441· 8077 for clall opening•. 18 Wanted to Do Real Estale 31 Homes for Sale 686-9148. LEON. WV -- 3 bedrooms. 2 story home. D1mng room, 1 111 baths , full basement. garden spot. outbu1ldmg1. 1 acre ground overlooking river, $28.000, land contact or will trade for toWn spot 304-458- 1866 COLEMAN WATER WELL DIIILLING Pump 111... _,loll, Reglotered In Ohio. AH work •ren-. Coli 304·273· 111 . Revenowood. Vt. r. w. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, FIT 3&. PHONE 61 4-446· 7274. $16.600. Owner will fi- nance with downpavment tween BAM & 12 Noon. Step up· lare 4 bdr. fabulous 14x70 Amana. range, porch, home. 3,000 aq .ft .. 3 baths, cond. S10,000 Call 5.1 4- 2 fireplaces. lh acre. & more. 388·9767. Ktrkwood 3 bdr .. CA. walk-1n closet. refr•g . redwood underpinning, exc f66 . 000 . Reduced to l ..:..:..:..~~-----­ f42.000. A11umoble 8 % 1.3 acre 12x66 mobile Coli 614-446-7019 or 216- ho'"e. porch, built in back 535' 8429. porch . Sell land contract· rent. Cell 614-256· 1317. Mabile home make Virgin11n 85x12 , two bedroom, year 1970. air conditioner , waaher. Kmg wood burner buoment. Cell 614-448· Cell 614-256-6597 . 2539. 1 --------''~ 3 bdr. houH. Orten School. Would Ukt to ptint hou11 trellen. rooft . Cell 1114211-1128. extrelot. finished baHment. 2 cor gorogo. 1&1.0!)0. Call 614-448-3040. 2 bdr mobile home, 14x60, spacious livihgroam , U.200 Coli 614- 2561331 otter 5.00 1..:..:..:......:..-------:- 1970 12•80 exc cond woohor & dryer. oir condl· tlonor. Coli &14-379-2822 or 304-875-3734 1..:._:.________ 1978 2 bdr. mobile homo. Big down PIYm..,t, ohort tlmo omploymont. or credit hlotory IIOPP'"II you from buying 1 home! Conoldor t total electric, air cond . exc. recl,aimed lingle or double· cond. Cell 11 4·258·&450. wide. UOO down-toke over Cottogo l lot on Tycoon Like. Coii .814·24S-8818 . Dupler: houR in Vinton. noedo rwpolr, •12,000. Coli 614-241-5818 . 3 bdr. home 3 yro. old. rurel water r near Mercerville, •33.100. • Coli 81 4 -256 · 8894. Call614-992-7612 1---------Yard saie Sat June 15th. Small, teenage, women end men c lothmg, handmade cradl e, jewelry. bedspreads. boots . d1shes, lots more. 606 Mam St , Rac ine, Teaford• ..... Pt-Pieasa-rit -- ·· & Vicinity 2 fem1ly yard sale, 153 Main Street , New Haven. Flower pots, books. 5 din1ng room chairs. clothes. storm Win· dow s. odds and ends June 13th and 1:4th Frid•y and Sl!tturday garage sale. 2901 MeadowbroOk Dr Ladies clothing, smaU sins. glas1ware , lots of other mi1c 1tems 4-family , 2809 Meadow- pct 304-675-4604 Call 614 -446 - 2135 be - pond. 30x36 detochod ~or· ego, CA. 1e mil•• from Galllpollo . Reduced to 155.000. Coli 614-4487207 or 814·143-21311. Rustle H1lla in Syracuse. fr1day and Saturday. 8 :30· 4 :30 B1g selection ch1ld· ren's clothes. cn b. playpen , 1 984 Chevrolet Cavalier. a11umable. bedrooms, 3 ~~~~~~~===i~~=~~~=~=~ baths. liv1ng3 room . din1ng ·room . family room. 35 L a. A equ1pped kitchen. patio. AC . 32 Mobile Homes ots '" creage double garage, Now Hoven. for Sal$ muolae11 886,000 00. 304- · ~ - .£:·..:.......:·~ · :.:......:........:.....:....;...: Large buil.ding · lOts, J.4ir rv'• I-B_B_2_·~ 2f?.:.0_8_.~-'------ 1981 mobile hon'lo Total Run Road, $3000 Clyde 8owen Jr .. 3114-576-2338 electrtc · Left On lot or Priced reduced 4 bedroom · h woo d · removed $8 .000 6142 '12 bath, home wtt 446- 2369. 3bdr. ranchatyle, 20acrea, Thursday, F t~day , Saturday. Above unemployment oftice on Umon A\lenue . Baby and Matermty c lot hing . sofa bed. tables. m1sc. : 2 commercial lots, 3 iot, S . of Pt . Pl. bridge on Rt . 2 per cent Ouplax for sale by owner, trailer , lower River Rd In Gallipolis, country view from · sundeck & shaded patio on rear of house . Front v1ew of golf courM, large carport, bow window, large 10.00-6:00 June 12th. 13th, and 14th. 742 · 2451 By owner 9 V. Flatwood area 1n Pomerov for br .• FR . BN ceiling. v1nyl siding, alumtnum window, 17 A available. Call 614· 3 or 4 bdr , 3 bath, fam . rm , LR, DR. 2 car garage, CA. Jay Dr Call614-446· 4307 Yard sale at Dale Maidens, N Broadway, Racine . burner stove tn family room, fireplace in living room, anumable mortgage tt 8 "11 l- - - - - - - - - - PIANO TUNING AND RE 12 Vard sale-Burlingham Com· munity Church . Thureday, Fnday . Saturday. 1 0·3. lots mce items Real chea p. brook . 9 till? Home1nterior. adult , teen-ch1ldrens cloth ing, utility wagon, other misc . Items. If ra in cancelled . MOBILE HOMES MOVED . Insured . 20 years expe- like new 77 Oakwood P1ano Tun1ng and Repatr . Brun1cardi Music Co. 614· 446·0687 Twentieth year of quality 1ervice Lane aloo . Tiller. 1125. Bebt IMid Yard Sale 3 miles below Eureka Dam on Rt 7 Friday A Saturday 9AM - 7 Spreads . curtains, bicycle, refrigerator. mise N1co home Arbuckle, 3 bdr.. for details 24 hours . Middleport Yard Sola Juno 13.14. 15 . 1 Y2 batha, family &. ut1lity rooms. JA acre. Call 304- A good uMfi oubmerolblt Experienced IMiby olttor wHI woter pump. Coli 304· 773- care for any -oe children In &421. my home lneor Eurekol doy ohlft only. Coli 114·258· Rtglotered Bltch·ltggod 8034. Wonted lndlon orttfooto W.Vo. Stuto111 S . Church lt .. Ripley, WV 21271. nuraematel, lots of mile. Garage Sale : every Satur· Fridoy- Saturday Juno 14 & dsy, rain or thine. On State 16. Route 664, between Che · shire &. Porter . Something ·-··-···-· · ···~· ···· · · ' ~ -·· new every week Pomeroy · ground crew positlonsavail- To-ip IIDIICI 141. Molgo Wll plow toiMicco. Ctll County. ·814·t82-3481, • 1 4· 2111·152a. montho old. Coli 114.8431278. homo. pony ooddle. dl1hoo. oblo. Cell 1-&19-689-0241 3478. Alumlnurd acr1p. Sell your alurfttnum acrap direct to the ameltllf. Buying all grade a of aluminum. P,_,.,.um paid for lor~~ loAido. Coli. lor quoto. lovely ranch home, 3 bedroom , 2 baths, large eat-in kitchen, family 14ft.Jt24ft. room with buck stovelnsen, extra room far formal dining or hving, sundeck , concrete patio and driveway . 2-car covered carpon. Excellent neighborhood Must see to appreciate. Pr~ced *49.000. Optional satellite and ap plia ncee . Call 614 · 742 - Yord Sole 21-i mllto out Goorgoo Crook lnfont thru adult. large women1. • maternity clothea . Baby rience 304-676· 2866 or 576 •2998 · Buying dolly gold. oliver coina. ringa.jewelry, sterling. ware. old coins. large cur· $28 000 614-878-2613. Own your awn jean aportawear. lad1es apparel, 1- - - - - - - --lcchlldrens. large stze, combi· 3 bedrooms, detached 24 nat 1on stare. accessories fllflt x 28 feet garage. rural Jordache, Chic. lee, Levi, E water. satellite and applian· z Street. lzod, Esprit, Tom· cas One acre, Hysell Run nefit for Army. You National Guard members can 304 · ' 2 bedrooms. full ba~ement, double car garage. 1 2, acres, Rose Htll, Pomeroy 15 doyo. Mrs. Keenan 1306) l ---~------678 3639. 3 bedroom home. 8 1/1 per· collar w1th nome. If found, R-.ymond borhood. S 13, 500. Call 81 4-3BB·9031 0091. evenings and wee- 1 roceivof140.00permonth. 22 Money to Loan on the ground. 304-675- 1n addition to your drill pay. 4146. •. and otlll attend school. Call . 304-675, 3960 or 1 -BOO- _HOME OViNERS,Roflnance' 642·3619. • -to low fixed rete. Uoo equity 6 Lost and fot.ind Rawlelgh Daafera, earnings for .ny Purpo se Leader unlimited, for more inform•· Mortg.g. Co .. 614· 692· Rewardl Miss Wmnie is tlon call Mr Wood 304-676- 3051 Lootll Rt . 160 & O.J White 1090. Rd. Chlldren'o Mogle pet Airlines now hiring.. Raser· 23 Professional Cell 814-446-7630 Pleaaal Services vationists, steward111. and Name tag says-Anne Lost twa pe1r glasses in cue bet we in Goodwill and Porter. Ohio 6 room house on lot. Garden spot, good location near church a. store. Needs httle repair, ideal for rettred couple or young family, good neigh · to Fri. cell collect 618-462- _6_ 14_·_9_B_6 _-4_3_&_5_ _ __ kends call 1 · 800 - 221 · 1510. & Vicinity sell. Call 814-446-0276 A golden opportunity-make money in your spare time Jom Frl8ndly Home Toy Parties, the leader for 30 years Openings for managers and dealers. We have the largest and belt line in party plan . Earn btg money plus bonuses and travel incenbves. Start now and earn money immediately. ' Mon ··· ·--Giiiiii)oifs--··---·· House for 1111, owner must Own your own Jean Sportswear. Ladies Apparel. inventory Traiping, fi11.ture•, grand opening, etc. Can open 15 days. Mr. Keenan NEW Gl BILL--Another be- nomo. Call collect 304-6762485. Cell 304-676-2981 . 1305187B-3639. $2~ . 900 Cot ond kittono 1 304· 676· 8933. 1--------- ·, Bu1iness Opportunity Homes for Sale Valente, Evan Picone. Liz Claiborne, Members Only, Organically Grown, Guoline, Healthtex, Over 1000 others $13,300 to $24,900 • 1 fl mventory, tratn ng, xturea, grand opening etc. Can open (306)&78-3139. SWEEPER ond -lng mochine rePJii. 111rto. ond IUppliN, Pick UP' llld dtllvory;- Oovia Vocuum Clttrlor. one htlf milt up 0-geo Cr11k Rd. Cell 1114-441-0294. AI Noturol Wtltltn-Loll pra· ..,.,. con help you looo 1 0·28 pluo peundo . In your flm month qr your mo..., IIHk. Coli now 614-741· 2321. binatton Store. Accessortes. Jordache. Chic. Lea. Levi , Eaay Street, lzod, Esprit, Tomboy, Calvin Kle.n, Ser· gio Valente, Evan P1cone. Liz Clt1borne, Members Only. Organically Grown, Gasoline, Helthtex, Over 1,000 aftor 6 p.m .• 304-468·1667 Three 6 to 8 ft tree numps 675· 7239 or 675· 6357 ref. ro~uired , Galllpollo area . Cal 81 4 -446-04B6 . othero. $7,900 to lndianapolie. PAUL -c~aofiftl..., ....., - fllvoM~nt .... -rlcel Cat a. kinens creme. blue &. black to good home Call ing UOO eoch. Cell colloct 1 - 317 - 783 - 7161 . Rt. 124.'-ray Ohio I CARPENTER SERVICE go. Coli 814-446-2967. purses. Spring Valley Cin- ~'-'~.YY.~nn...,,..,.. •Land clearing , 304-675-6276 ' •LIVe Enlertammenl ofree HB() •Kitchenettes •Restaur1nt to 24'aH' Give away 1973 Pinto for porto only. Cell 614-266· 1919. To lndude: •Complete Front End Repair & Alignment *Computerized Wheel Balance 1 *Tires (All Sizes-Car. Truck. Fermi SINGU 124.95 Slm fro• 6'111' Up 614-367-0444. af Service to our Customers The Expansion lOSES' fro11 Poroortly-llason lridlt UTIUTY·BUILDINGS 5 kittens & mother cat. 2 long haired. 2 mo old. Can see ilt Tom Smith residence Addiaon-Bulaville Rd Call Bowers • IIIIH Sini Stilt FI'OIII 1Z'xll' 7 mo. old block pup. mixed brood. Call 614-446-0178 or 614-448-3171 . .. REWARD FOR RETURN OF CONTENTS of 2 ladioo RT. 62 NORTH · POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. • . . ALL SJE~L & POLE IUILDINGS homo. Coli &14-258-6838 ofter 5PM. Hog fat for lard 4 packages ftntltrs ......................... 141 · Hoo4s....................... •145 13-U ford Ranger Hoods......................... •no U-15 ford Ranger Cornors .................. •20 Grilln ...........................'75 Ntw and llsld Aoto GlaJJ-lato Motltl Peru WHALEY'S AUTO ·PAITS · ·• 9-U-IIn " Rt. 611 Wool Dorwin Ohio ...... 992-70U Mobile 'Home Heating &· Cooling 0-1-ttc 1M Ollf. FOI fUT1III •1 Cats 11nd kiuens to good Grandview Heights 4 bdr., 2 "11 baths. livingroom, din in· groom. kitchen. large famil· vroom wtth kitchen. othl:f' exuas. :1.4 of acre or more. Babysitter needed for Infant, party early. Call Magnolia 73-79 ront Tr. c• ' • 61 4-448· 8233. Call 614· 448·02&9. Mr, Ed' o Speedy Wooh, high pre11ute cleaning, liqu1d sand blaatlng . Mob1l e homes, buildtngs, trucks. heavy equipment, pools, parking areas. boats Ed· ward Oeeterreich•. 304- Frnancial 3418 Enterprise Ad , Ft. hatred kittens 31 NHd bllbysitter in my home for two small children. Call lope: ELAN VITAL· 716. Two beautiful Peraian long 18 Wanted to Do (:1 C1ty 73· 79 ford lr. Grillos .................... '31.50 73-79 Chevy. Tr. Ioehr Panols ...............•25 73-79 Chevy. lr. BENNETT'S ENVIRONMENTAL , S!:rvu;e, 8abys1tter needed in Crown Giveaway malo. Coll814-992-3714or 614-992-2934. n.;o:·c;-·r;:.............. $70 MOTEL Jill CLIFFORD PH. 992-720 This is the personal praparty of the latt Herman Andrew " - , loa! tid on lltarwallow Rldgt (Ca. Rd. (3~1 just off St.. lt. 33 ot lurlinghom, 4 to run . Houaebroken. Fe~ tontltro ......................... •6o · n.IO Chovy Tr. Doors ......................... •l25 71-10 Chovy. Tr. lloods ......................... srso 71-14 Che•y Tr. ~ -· CONTRACTING SAT., JUNE 22, 1915-10:00 A.M. All •u•• ~ Doaen1 of Detaila: •2.00. Hillbilly Heorto Club. Leiv· aoy. wv. 211878. member~ . Yz ton of coal ·. Lessor Sale SIN(lL!S CLUB for We" Virginian• only. State w ide. We H111 II Fall Tl .. •• -oily 73·10 Che•y lr. E 111111nymr:nl members urged to come and help get ready for Kida Fiahing Derby 614-246-5474. ,RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 4/ I · e14-742-2328. aeoolon Sot.. Juno 16th, I ~::==;::=:-;:::;::-:--=:-=­ otorting at 8>00 • "'· All 11 uelp Wanted •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATElUTE SALES & SE11¥1Cl S~•t THkllllll "Free Estimates" Installation Available U·SAVE AUTO . RENTAL Standing timber. AI Tromm. The MfMga County Fish and Geme Club will have • work 8, 4-446-, 354. •ZENITH •SYLVANIA I ' SYST~MS WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE 742-1027 446-4522 Wanted To Buy Children&, Large Size. Com - ACCENT FENCE & SUPPlY PH. 9U·6931 RENT ACAR CALL II((, ISIIIIAID WILLIAMS TRENCHING SEIIVI(E ' 992-3345 lnnatrrtcts & Auction Singing Gorrillo. Coli Balloon• • Co. 1114-446-4313. 8 khtens. all colora, reedy to After 5 ! 104 Mulberry Av. p.....,.y 1114-992-6737 Call . • lico.....rilontlttl 2SS lliU St., Midll... t For Faster Serw1ce •• by Iandi of Stooy; on tho oouth by lend of Sinith· Story end on tho welt by Iondo of Rou c.. .._ z•,wt 5-23-tfn veraarya. B1rthday1. pertte1 . 3-8 week old gray kittens. - - - -• - - , VINYL &,ALUMINUM 1)_.-•, Cal: 742·2407 ll-14·11c Up to 15 Words ... One day insertion .... ....... $4. 00 Up to 16 Worda ... Three dey inoertion ....... . $6 .00 Up to 15 Words .. . Six day inaertion .... . ....... e8.00 complionat with Ohio RtMoed Code Soction 6~1 . 3~. 2. 8 992-5875 Or 742-3195 Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 SIDING .CO. H alp Wanted Applicalloos aie now beinc accepted lot the position of Utter Control Director lot the Villqe of Middlepori. This position will be for 1 six months period from July 1 to Dec. 31. 1985 or unt1l allocated 111111 funds 111 ahaustetl. Duties will include but n not limited to the followinc. supervision of IIM!II 11lief ~ in litter ciN· nup ll1d etlministratioo of will .:L~-----:.=-:,~.:~~~:______J ,_ 11 dilcrillillltt ... i... I'!J ippllcilt lit· - o f - · colar. rtll· liOtl, lltloul 1111111. Ill· Mail ThiS CCMIPGIWitll R-tttana TheO.IIrS..tlltlf Farm Equlp111eat CLWifWITH ClASSIFIED ADS J-17,1.5. The Yillap af lldtlltpart Ill\ Authorrzed John Datrf. !jew Holland. Bush Hoc. Farm Equ1pment Dealer HOUSE IMRROWINC? 3l. - - - - - - 34- - - - - - 1.: 1 11. _ _ _ _ __ I I I I II EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO 1-.,. "J ..., ...,. U. S. RT. 50 P-. 1 *· SALES -& SERVICE Office. Maigo County CO<Jft Houoo. Ohio. 46789, end thlt J..,... H Havt will file for record on Afli· dovit of Forr..iture with tho Molgo County Rocordot- tho ' - heo boon -ted end io void for tho ruoon that thoro ore no producing oil or gao we1to on ..id end no wello being d.- -.on. thot the term of IIOid louo hao olqlirwd, Htho -d-nothiY<Itlwlouo from record within thirty dayo of tho dato of thlo publicotion; ell of which . . . I I ••ml»tf 992-Middleport Pomeroy 986-Chester 343-Portland 247-Letart Fells 949-Racine 742-Rutlend 687-Coolville I,..________....,. -217oftlw._.,Fiocordl <!I Moigo County, 16) 13. ltc I Pnnt one word 1n eoch Circle ·J .,..,. btlow. [ofh 1n11iel Ad ~'\/anted I ., group of flgurn 'ounts 111 a wprd. Count na!M' 10 I 3 I •"d olldnu or phOftt 1 ~.,, I days , ., I 1f used. You' ll tf! W•ds IHI r..- resulls 1f you I J ul'ibe f.lly, g••e pme. Tht To IS $1.0u ss.oo sa.oo Sll DO~ . ·J tnbvne reurns tilt n,.l I to donify. td•t or re1«l · I ..., atL •Your ad w1ll lt _ 1 TtH $400 $1.00 ST300 S!I.OO: pwt tn th proper danift(l· 446-Gallipolis 367- Cheshira 388- Vinton ~46-Rio Grande 256-Guyan District 643-Arabia District 379-Welnut JAMES H. HOYT I :·· 11 ' - Call: n ·u siness Services BOGGS-' 9 Annou ncaments Coli 614-448-0931 . Tho lond doocribod In lee111 is aituated in Bedford Townohip, Mo!go County. Ohio, being 143'8CI'OIImor.or len. 1n Sact0on 21. being bounded on tho north by lind of HYHII-Thqmoo; on tho MOt Wflre your own ild antf order by ma11 W11h I NOTICE I. R.D. CORPORATION Meigs County Area Code 614 Gallia County Area Code 614 81·Homelmprovemento , 82-Piumbing & Heating · B3-Excavating 8~·Eiactricel & Refrigeration 85-Genoral Houling 86·Mobile Home Repa1r 87 -upholstery Public Notice lion hooring requoot • .Ubmnled within 30 d"Y'' of tho ;.. auance date; or the director , . Oantnl permit Suppli1:s l1veslur:k 61-Farm Equipment 62-Wonted to Buy 63-Liveotock 84-Hay & Grain 65-Seed & Fertilizer Public Notice Oscar Barrows. her husbend. to James Stevena and Rebecca A St_,. by deed The State of Ohio Meigs County D1amond Savings & Loan Company, Plaintiff ~ 41-Houaea for Rent 42-Mobiie Homeo for Rant 43-Form• for Rant 44-Apartment for Rent 45-Furnishad Rooms 46-Space for Rant 47-Wantod to Rant 4B-Equipment for Rent 49-For Loose Public Notice 71-Autol for Sale 72-Trucka for Sale 73·Van• & 4 WO 74-Motorcvcles 75-Boot• & Motors 78:Auto Pertl & Accessories 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment 79-Campers llo Motor Homes F~r 111 Rnntitls '11-Halp Wanted 12-Situotion Wanted 1 3·1nsurance 14-llu•ine.. Training 15-Schoola 16-Radlo. TV & CB Repair 17-Mi•cellanaouo 18-Wantod To Do SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE 61 - Household Goods 62-CB, TV & Radio Equipment 63· Antiques 64-Misc . Merchandise 55- Building Supplies 66- Pats lor Sale 57· Musical Instruments 58· Fruito llo Vegetable• 59-For Sale or Treda Residential & Commercial Classified pages cover the following ,elephone exchanges .... 5-7-lfc MEIGS EICAVAnNG COMPANY WIRING NErDS • MerGhaiHII S t! 992-7611 PH. FOR AU YOUR ." .. Commor<ial •Dtvtlapmonlt & COtW.,..r<ial Sit11 •Singll olllt Multi Unit ftOusing •Wood lla4o Caloinotr~ Dtoign and PH. 667-6535 or 985-4353 or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pbmeroy, Ohio 45769 ' •Rtli..... tial & Formerly Heaton Drilling Co. •Water & Gas Well. Service *Myers Pumps Sales & 'Service ~F:n:d~a:y:·-.--------------------D~au~g~h~t:ern~o~f~th~e~Arn~:e:rt~c~a:n~R~ev~ru~u~---~bev::e:r~a:ge:·~----------~------:l~~s~nvicr~s~.~],~~~~~~·~~~~~~--!H~urr~ma::n~,~~~~~~o~M:oore~.• M~~·"~h<W::~~~----~------~~--------~ . The Daily Sentinel ROUSH CONSTRUCTION SHADE RIVER DRILLING d Nl 1 EINltlf'Y Au1UIT1JI dl Rebecca Bowers Mlslv c{..::;' sf.~•D;;;·Is. g:,:,tua Klein. Dorolhy .:,g.!!!,.,"l~rti H~son. Cqnnl• Sau,.;.. Col"''t'll. Melissa E'lk'wlnc. Jake f'.aMaway, 3 Bolloonl for Got Well, Anni- Huffman John Ma rtin. COurtrry Midkiff, The Daily Sentinei- Page- 13 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio paymenta. No chargt for 1.34 acres each. 304-6767944 or 675· 3618 Rentals 12x65 3 br, bath & half, stowe, ref , curtains, wenetlan blinds, 3 sp-ceihng fan with hghtl, vinyl underpenning, utility bldg. carpeted porch . $9,800 5053. 304-675- T1re of looktn~ at run down used MH, Ltke New '77 Oakwood 12x65 3 br bath and half 59700. You can mowe or hve on rented lot. 304-6053 1974 14• 70 t ra iler 3 br. some app $4800 lot 1 B, Camp Conley Rt . 1. Pt PI WV . altar 8 pm 304-6767671 . Owner teaving state must sell immed 33 Farms for Sale - 60 acrea, 4 bdr . home, garage,'- large barn•. Rt . 60 near Ewington. S50,000. Call 614-245 5818. 82 1f.t A.. 10 A bottom. 1 1f2: story house. barn. outbutld· mgs. tobacco base. all min· eral r1ghts, 142,000. Call 614-446-7634. 41 Houses for R,nt 2 bdr cabin on Raccoon Creek. lease requtred Call 614-448-0093 before 6, 614-446-0795 ofter 5 . 6 room, 2 bdr house, good location, stove and refngerator furnished . Aduha :Only. no pets . ref reqUired .• Call 614 · 446 - 1370 afte r 5·00PM Upsta~rs dupleJC . 2 bdr , refrig & stove, furmshed, Vine St near river Oep. & ref Cell 614· 446 -394!1. Unfurniahed 8 room houae 1 ¥2 bath , garage, all newly redecorated, in town, ref. required. No pats, adults only . Cell 614· 446 -2643. 2 bdr house . S166 mo .. $1 00 dep . no pets . . Catl 614-446·3617 . 5 rbom house . Carpeted No pets 614-949-242• : 3 bedroom house for rent in The John E. Walter farm 7 rm . houae, fair cond . 2 small barns, 1 33 acres. 1 ,500 lb. tobacco allotment 7 mi. from Gallipohs on Friendlv Ridge Rd . Call or write Charla• E. Wa lters, 1419 Stuart St .• Charleston. WV • 304· 348-7117 or call Vernon Holley 614-446· 4344. Middleport Coli 614-192· 3721 . Neat four room house and bath in Middleport. ~ car­ peted, major kitchen' appliances, dming set • provided Garage. ldeat for 11ngle or couple. sorry no pett or children. $186 • month plus secur1ty deposit. Phone Hoeflich. 614-992· 5292 after 5. BO acres. pond. rural water. 1- - - -- - - - - farmlsnd, pasture. woad- Small 5 room house with land. building or trailer site. bath . 2 mobile hom es. S60.000, after 5 p.m .. Sun- ford lane, Apple Grove. dey through Thursday, 304- References req ui red :i04· a.,•. 882· 3237. 30 acrea. 676·21 03 mobile home. 2 br houl8 304-876-&753. IMirn, Fenced. Rt 2. MuonohM. County, 304-81122471 or 755-4864 1 ===:::===~= 60 1cre1, Southside, min. nghtl. hOUtl, barn, OUt· l -------....,;- 42 Mobile Homa1· for Rant building. 2 wtlll. ototo rd . 304-743-&5 12 or 304-727- 2 bdr. furnished , 111 udltq 8603. ... ,... pd , except elect., conve~ nient loc1tion. securtty • · ~ellvory . lntoreoted! jill 4) 772·1220 or (814) 773· 3928 36 Lots & Acreage ooit reuqirad. Coli 81 4 -4418568 . 1972 Schult Chotoou trailer 12d0. •• cond .. pull out 35 acres. 3 mi. W. of Holzer City Cell 614-266-11120. . Hoopitol . Call 614-446 · 8221 . Mobile 1---------llvingroom . central air, wo1hor & dryer. TV, red· wood porch. swning. under· pinning. 2415. Coli &1 4 -44& · Furniahod 2 bdr. in C;own home in co.ntry 12•116. 2 bdr .. '111 - . 215 acres woodland, Whee· 1140 dop .. rtlrlg .• ttooh. ton Rd. 110.000 . Coll814· woter fumlohod. C:on 114388-911111 24&·&818. • �Page- 14- The .Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY •2 Mobile Homes ·t or Rent New 2 bdr. all eelectricacro•• from hospital. 8250 month, deposit & ref .• no pets. Call 614-446 -9307. Pick· up topper for salt. Cill after 4 :00 p.m .. 614-992 5619. U1ed windowa for sale. Calf 614-742-2321 . 2 bdr .. fully turn., utilities paid. adults only. Call 614~ 446-4110. Starcraft boat end trailer. 60 HP Mercury, 1860. Truck topper tor 8 ft . bed. $76 . Self-con1alned camper far 8 ft . bod. Very clean, 1900. 8 HP Craftman riding mower. 36 in . cut, $350. Two 750x1 8 eight ply tires and wheels. Regular tread. Eight ·hole, 8160 . Call 614-9922806. 1 bdr. trailer furnished. air co ndit ioned. $140 mo. plus ut ilit ies and depOsit. Suitable for married couple or adults, no pet or children. Call 614-446-3587. 2 bdr. appliarices furnished. 1% mi . from town, large lot. &175 mo. pluadeposit& ref. Call 614-446-2236 or 614446-2 681. Canoe, piano, tri-door refrigerator, electric range, wicker furniture . Call 614992-7143 after 6 :!10 p.m. 2 bdr . mobile home, total elect ric, adults only, no pets, TV. cable available. Call 614-367-7438. Furnished, 2 bedroom mobile home. No pets. Call 614-949-2263 . Park. $176 . month $125 . deposit , reference required, no pots . 304-676-3000. 44 "Marge and David next door tell me you're growing a b eard • · H 2 br mobile home in WV l-:::=========-r;~:::;=======:1 I· 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Houeing Opportunity) monthly rent stans at t 1 69 for 1 bedroom 8nd $204 for 2 bedroom, deposit $200, locate9 near Spring Valley Piaza and Foodland, pool and Cable TV available, hours as possible 10 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to•s pm Mondav-Fridav. Call 614·446 - 2746 or leave ;message. •Nicely furnished mobile ~ home . eff. apt .. tentral air and heat in city. adults only. Call 614-446-0338 . Window air cond.l tioner 895, frost free rafrig. $96, side by side refrigertor $196, auto. washer $76, electric range t86. rhany others to choose from. Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd, Gallipolis. 614-446-7398. Nice c18an apartments. Henderson, 304-675 -1972. Mobile home lot. 12'N60' or smaller. $75 water paid. 4th & Neil. Gallipolis. Call 4464416 alter 8PM . :upstairs unfurnished 3 room 'apt .• carpeted. utilities paid, 'no children . no pets. Call 614-446-1637. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pari<, Route 33. North of Pom"e roy. large lots. Call 614-992-7479. Garage apt ., furnished. 29% Trailer lot tor rent or aale. In Neil Ave ., Gallipolis . 1 bdr .. Pomefoy. Walking· distance to tQwn. All hook-ups ,$220. utilitiea paid . Call ·available. Call 61"4-98644.6 •44.18 af.t er8PM . . · 4427llltar 6 :0Ppm, . Furnished efficiency $125 utilitiet paid, 919 2nd .. Gallipolis, single male pre· terred. Call 446-"4416 after 8PM . Unfurnished apartment . "9 41 Second Ave. Gallipolis. -2 bdr S246 mo. utilities pd. Call 446-441 6 alter Bp!J'. Furnished apt. 3 room pri· vate • .bat)l. refer.e nces .required, 845 2nd. Ave., ,GallipoliS> Call614-446-2215 . Modern 1 bdr apt. down· town location. CA. carpet. completa kitchen . Call61 4· 448-438 3 davo or 61 4 -4460139 eve. Furnished apt. 131 4th, 3 bdr ., 8196. water paid. Call 446-4416 after 8PM . 513 3rd. AVe. 1 bdr . private bath, 6136 mo.. includes water, deposit required. Call 614-446-4222. between 9 & 6. Furnished efficiency $146. utilties paid. share bath, 607 2nd . Ave. Gallipolis, adults. Call 446-441 6 alte' BPM . Hollywood beds, twin size, $76 each or 2 for HOD. Call 614-446-0920 . . Funliahed room, range, refrig . 895, share bath, single · male. 919 2nd. AVe., Gallipolis. Call 446-441 6 after 8PM . Furnished efficiency 701 ·4th Ave .. Gallipolis. $160, ·utilities paid, share bath. adults. Call 446-4416 alter RPM . . · Furhish~·d ft·pa .rtm~nt . :Adults only . Call i; 1 4-446' ·9523 or 614-446-1443. Special sewing machine sala 50% all Nec:chi sawing ma· chine. Must be sold by Aug. 15th. Trade in accepted. Call CQIIect, 614-386-8026. For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house · kl!!leping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Caii614-446-0756 . 46 Space for Rent Country Oak tables, chairs, cupbo!lrds, desks, ice boxes. Conkles, Tuppers Plains, Rt. 7 . Hand crafted and finished. Couch. swivel rocker chair, two end tables, coffee table with gln1 tops. Price negotiable. Call 614-667-6690. Selling hou1eful of furniture and appliances. 874 ·Plum St .• Middleport, Ohio 46760 . 18,000 BTU air conditioner for "Sale. $476. like new. Under w.a rranty. 304-7736397. . Kingsized bed with brass headb.oar.d for l[lale . .3 .years old. Call 614-949-20"t, ·., ---...,.---:....'"""'---"-' I j . pi~e · livirig Trailer spilcas, one · small child accepted . No pets. 304-675-1076. 49 For Lease Gas statiQn formally known as Certified Gat Company, 566'12 W. Main St. , Pomeroy,O . Phone 614- 992 2863 or see Freda M. Smith, owner. Same addre11. MP.rchandi se 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. New lt used wood-coal I10Y81, e pc wood LR auita •399, bunk beds $199, antron recliners $99, new 8t used bedroom suites. rangea. wringer waahers. & shoat. ' New livingroom suites $199 -$599, Iampo. aloo buying Coal & wood ttovea. Call 814-446-3169. Firewood $20.00 pickup load. $30.00 delivered. Call 3!14-675-6762 or 6762991 . New air conditioner, 8100. Everette Thomu, 405-A room. sul!a. Perfect condition: RustiC look. Call 814-986-3610. 40 in·ch white, hot point electric range. •Good condi · tlon. Automatic oven. Nora Pearson. ·61 4-949 2336.t36. . RICK' S NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Compare our prlc11. save today. Phone 304-773-6430. Tony's Gun Repairs, hot diP rebluei,.ng, all type a:of gu!'1smith. wor~ fast service. 304-675-4631 . 12 plaCe setti~g· china; , Baldwin organ ; .Mi"kasa Greenbriar panern, fun ma• chine, Zenith VCR . 304675-6999. Craftman 1 0" table saw with 5 oawo $250. 870 Remington 12 ga. full chock $250. 304-675- 5425. Old bottlescollctionforsale. 304-675-6201 . 10 hp Solens mower 42" mower , engine overhauled 8750. 304-676-2558. Furnished '3 room• and IMth. No peto. Call 814-94922113. In 2 bedroom furniohed aP, . Middleport. All utMIIIel paid. Call 814-982-5084 eltor 5:00 pm. -doylo 3 bedroom furnllhed apart· ment for rent tn s.vrecu... 514-882-7189 oltor 8pon . One bedroom. unfumlohed. carpeted, total electriC. Cell 114-882· ZOM. It \1 I ~ riffbffi ..---------.,..---------1 lh~ao,.,.,l<IC 71 Musical Instruments 71 . Fender Mustang electric guitar. metallic blue with tremelo bar. nice hardshell case . $175 . 614 -446 8077. Fruit & Vegetobles Freezer beef for sale. Call 304-675-4182 , Carl Kinnard. Farm Supplies & L1v es1 ock Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for '80 model and newer used cer1. Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Ea11ern Ave .. Gallipolis. Coli 614-446-2282. 12 string Yahama guitar with case. Coal $360. new will aelr 1250. 304-6766264. . Strawberriea . Pick vour own. Claude Winters. Call 614 -246-5121 . 55 Building Supplies Building Materials Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows, lintels. etc. Claude Winter1. Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614-246-5121. Briarpatch Kennell Profet· lionel All-breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cilities. English Cocker Spa· nial puppleo. Call 614-3889790. .Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan, Persian and Slamaae kittens. AKC Chow puppies. New litter. Call 446-3844 altar 7PM . • 11o~io~~~~~~~~:~~j"·/ Miisey Fergueon, Nlw Holland, 8uoh Hog Saleo & .Service. Ower 40 u11d tractor• to chooH from a. c.ompletellne of new Ia uMd equiPment. Largest selection in S.E . Ohio. Hay rake· 8426. V hay rake, 211t-81,426. Hay taddero$760 . and up . Drum mowers-$1.760. 1980 AMC good cond. lqaded. 304·8711-3476, 1972 Opal GT. Alter 6 p.m. 304-675-7671. 72 Trucks for Sale Smart_ cor- 79 Pinto. glrll collage car•. nied1 paint a. now homo. Cell 614-4484672. 1984 Ford Ranger 4 cyl. 4 spd .. AM-FM tape, 2 tdna paint 85,600. Call 614446-1761. altar 6 call614388-9811. 81 AMC Spirit loll ole•trao. great gas mileage, exc. cond .. Mull oell. Coli 614246- 60~0 alter &PM. 1980 Chevrolet Suburban, ooato 9. fully equipped, 38.000 miles. 16,900. Call 614-446-2957. 1981 Renault 62.000 mlleo. needs. aome work . Call 614-246-6288. 1968 Ford PU pretlv good shape for model. f200 . Call 814-446- 3876. 1980 VW Rabbit diesel. AC. AM -'FM rodlo. ex. fuel mileage. $2.800. Call 614446-4724 otter &PM. 1976 Chrvoler Cordoba, fully equiped. new tires, new battery. new carb .. interior ex. cond .• body good con d., 77.000 eel. mllao, $900 or beol offer. Cell 614-4467464, 1974 Chevy Pickup, $600 . 304-773-9143. 78 Chev. du·m p truck. Scotodale C-66. 22.000 milaa. e12 .000. 304-8767771 . 73 Vans & 4 W. O. tires new battery; 61.000 milao, $626 . Caii614-4462076. 1973 Pontiac Ventura 2 dr,, PS ; good tirea, new carpet, no rust, runs good, $400 firm . Call 614-388-9869 . 1980 AMC Eagle, 4~4. stationwagon, 2 tone dk . brown &>tan. Call 614-2465606. 74 Motorcycles Homo . Improvements Cll Sosen't Salt Water ·BORN LOSER L /w.Q;!Zf;\1~ IQJ III!Ll-'~'.., L.J';ri,/ ~I?VJEI Marcum Roofing a. Spouting, Now lnotalllng rubber roofs.. 30 years aKperlence, specializing in built up roof. Call 614-388-9867. IIASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. local references furnished . Free estimates. Call collect 1-614-2370488. day or night. Rogers Baaement Waterproofing. tornll.lb; iT'<S .»:;{' AWU.ECml. 7 :30 l 1LL MIIHE IT UP TO YOU, ANNIEI PIIOMIGE- 1 HATE IT TOO, AMNIE, 15UT IT CAN'T !IE HELPEP lllcllfT r101'1. 0!1, i RON'S Television Sarvice. House cells on RCA, Q.ua1·ar, GE. Specialing in Zenith. Call 304-576-23$8 or 614446-2454. ALLEYOOP THAT, 'PAUPY: YOO Ill WAYS 00-I JUST :;E·~~~ . 1983 480 Honda a•. shape, never raced. Call 814-3670594 altar 4PM. · 1985 Elcort. Auto. trano. Balance new car warranty . $6000. Call 614-9921 6_3_2_6_._ _ __ _ _ __ 1974 Harley Oawidson Sportttar. lots of extraa, •1.700 . Cell 614-2466660. . L- - - - - - -- - - - ,. 1980 Oauun B-210, Very 1981 KE1 00 Kawasaki mo· 2 Guernoey milk cowo, good cOIIdltlon. Call 814- torcycle. E~~tcellent condi· Guarnsey bull, 1 Guernsey 992-2413. tion. l.t26. Phone Jane haifer. 1 Holstein halfer. Call 1- -- - - - - - - - - Wagner at 614-992-3817 1974 Ford Elite. Excellent or 614-992, 5660. 614-245-6348. running, new tires. needs 3 yr. old torrel geldintJ for tmall body wortc.. 1800. Call 1977 Harley Davidlon iale or tradh. Coll814-268- 614-992-3318. Sportster. Excellent shape. 1628. 1 - - - - - - - - - All chromed. 82,398 or beat 1 980 VW Rabbit. 2 door offer. Can oee at T&G Auto Nice whlta faced halter with AC, moon roof, AM- Salea under Pomeroy weighing approx. 400 lbt. FM, 4 speed, qjack. e3,000 Mason bridge. .' or beat offer. Call 304-882Call 614-446-4344. 2811. 197,9 Yamaha 11 OO)f:S Pasture at App,le Grove for completely dressed, atereo. ront. 304-6711-8406. '82 . Mazda RX7,. GSL, ·nice road bike. 304-676loaded , great cond, mechen- 4338. . ice maintained, 89,000.00. 64 Hay & Grain 304-882-2608. . 19711 KX260 Kawaoowki dirt bike, good lllape UOO. Call 304-8711-4090. ' . Hav for aole, 81 .00bale. Call 814-446-0373. 1881 KX420 dirt bike: 304875-3308, 1-------'------ 1985 Harley Oavldoon FLTC dloc glide, low mileage. 304-8711-797'9. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 814-446-3888 or 614-446-4477 - 1178 Jot boot 4114 engine, oad cond. Con anvtlma. 14-2111-12011 . . l 12 fool V•boltom aluminum '"'"· Z IW!vel 18811. Min17 lb. thrull trolling motor. Calf 114·211-1027 or 114-2U-11141. · '*- WINNIE E11cavating .. Good-1 Excavating, b..ementa, footers, driveways. septic tanks, landtcaplng . Call anytime 614-44641137, Jameo L. Davison, Jr. oWner. · Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping. etc. Free esti· mateo. Call 614-448-8038 ·Dr 814-992-7119 anytime. BARNEY JAMEY!! I GOTTOGIT Electrical & Refrigeration .HOME. FER .' SUPPER-- SEWING Machine repairs, sarvica. Authorized Singer Salea 8i. Service Sharpen Scl••or• . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 81 4-992· 2284. General Hauling James Soya Water Service. Aloo poolo filled. Call 614256 - 1 141 or 814- 4481176 or '614-441-7911 . .SNAKE!! -· James Jacoby et m Jeopardy Caution: clear road ahead NORTH 8-IS-85 +4 (() Nightly Bualne11 .KH62 • KJ7 3 Report (fD WhHI of Fortune ·98~ By Jame1 Jacoby Ill 1I21 Entertainment WEST EAST It will help your bridge if you Ton~l • +KI0753 +JS B:OO G C2J (!)Cosby Show · remember Jacoby's Rule: "When your · -- .AQlO ill Hare COme tho Brldoa contract looks easy to make, ask .1086 .Q942 Cl) ESPN Special: US Open _yourself how you can go \i<t. " We've +KQ742 +JI0 .6 3 Golf Championship - Firat all seen hands where it is a mista"ke to SOUTH Rd Coverage of the . US play too many rounds of trumps. This +AQt6Z Open is preaent'd frQm Bir· deal is unusual in that even one trump~ •sHU min.ll_ham. MI. is too many to play. · ·A 5 Clllll il]) MOVIE: 'Shooting After ·winning the ace of clubs, +A Stare' (CCI declarer blithely played a heart. Easl D (JJ (fD Magnum, PJ. Vulnerable: East-West won the trick and had two ways to 1 (]) MacNeil/Lehrer Dealer: South defeat the contract . II he continues · Newehour · Wett Nortll East Sout• liD National Folk F11tival with his high heart and another, t+ (HIOI MOVIE: :Thl Gll11or declarer can. gather only nine .tricks. PllliS I NT Pau 2'r . Oome'ICCI ' Shouip he c<intlnue ipste;od· wi~h. a Sl!C' Pass· 4• · Pass Pau IMA/(1 MOVIE: 'All th·e ond club; then eventually he will be PaSs · Right Movee' · able to overrufl the third spade as 8:30 (!) Family Till declarer atlempts to ruf! . He will liD Joan Shephard America Opening lead : then cash his other high trump. and !CCI 'Devil on the Bayou: once again declarer bites the dust. Shepherd opando a weekSure, Soulh was unlucky to catch end in New Orleans. all three opposing trumps in the East 9:00 • (]) Family Tl. . band. But he will always be able to Cil 700 Club CD ChMra Concluaion. A score 10 tricks if be doesn't touch the Declarer does not really give up op winning lottery ti~ket haa . heart suit He can play the spade ace overtricks by playing this way. If by en effect on the ~oman . and ruff a spade, come back to his some chance the spade king appears Coach lovel. (R) band with the diamond ace, and ruff on the third round of that suit, he can lit Cll (fD Simon and Simon another spade. That be overreturn to his band and then risk play([) Wild Am•lca (CCI ruffed, bul East can 't beat the 'Wild Doga.' T_hio program ing_ a trump. .. _ . •. . contract.\ • • · lb. :. :•, looka at · m~n · o beatfrlentf. ' -: '.'•. '· .. ~ ~ ~~. "· -' · a·nd hJt. wild. relati"Ves-tht( - .!-" - wolf. Coyote and fox. , liD Myotaryl (CC) 'Reilly, Ace of Spi.,: Prelude .to War.' Second of 12 parts . Reilly is in Manchuria to esolst the Imperial Japanaoe Navy. (R) (80 min .l 9:30 Dill C!l Night Court ([) Profllll of Notu,. IMAXI Album Flalh Weylon Jennin~ · 10:00 U (]) (!) Hill Street 81uoa A pseudo-American Indian by THOMAS JOSEPH goes on the warpath an.d Balker watches helpleasly ACROSS 5 Paris . u Coffey risks everything · I Seraglio subway ll!_mbli~ . (RJ (60 min.) &Jabber I 'The Music Cl.l IIIIIJI 20/20 iCC) ll'Cognizant Man" star ([)Nanny The dramatic ad12 Mature 7 Exasperate ventures of governess BarIS SU11J88S all 8 Imitate bara Grey, whose career others 9 Bever&I!O took her into homes of wealth and conflict. are de15 Watch 10 Pwpose picted. . 16 A Kennedy If Maintain (jJ) Newowatch 17 Slough 17 Debatable IHBDI MOVIE: 'The 18~ 18Subsist Guardian' (CCI 21 Besides 19 Fore27 Egyptian 18 Be peevish IMAX] MOVIE: 'Ooath Hunt' Zf Go to shadow city 39 Holy 10:1'5 Cll MOVIE: Whale for tho prison 20 Ridge 80 Construct man's Killing' Part 1 28 Integrity Zl Nautical 3f Unrefined title 10:30 (]) My Little Margie 28 Original greeting 35 ll1lleCt fO Managed ·IIJ) TOny Brown'l Journal 29 Spellbinder 22 Oral history 88 A fl Kimono Thie seriea presents hard- · 81 Housing Z3 Break Bronte sash hitting public affairs documentaries and inteirviews expense Z5 Civil 37 Scom'fu-l.r--4.,2~~~ 32 Yes!ree •mile.. of special interest to ·the 13 Religious black communtity. body . giNN Newo 35 Equipment 1 1:00 • (]) Cll (!) • (() (fD Ill 86 1936 ii1I Newa nickname Cil Bill COoby Show 39 Favorite ([) Capitol Journal Prom ito win nent Congre11ional ax· 43 Moroccan parts and journe.lists join city host Hodding Carter in ax«Bequest e mining the week's news recipient flom Capitol Hill . 45 Writer (jJ) Sporting Uta 'An Eaoy Loo8 Throw to Firot.' The playero f6 Bring on the Three-Quarter Cen· to tury softball Club ahow bear why tho game addl 'lila to - their y11ra end yearS to DOWN I Dangerous their llvea.' g Bonny Hill Show emotion 11:30 eilliiJ Tonight Show To. 2 Not here night'a gue1t1 are Sammy 3 I.Jberline Oavio, Jr. and D.r. Paul Ekf Before man. 160 min.) DAILYCRYPl'OQUOTES-Here'sbowtoworklt: CIJ Bell of Oroucho I PLAV "FOLLER TH'LEADER" NO MORE TODAV (]) Sportlc•n•r H1ul limeltdlte. 'unci, gravol,dln, bulk or bef1 fortllizlt'' end lima. hilalolor Salt Worko Inc. 138 E. Main St.,• PO"*DY· 114-112-3891 . ' ' . (I) • II2J U.S. Open Hlthllghto First round coverage 11 praaontad from Oeklend Hlllo Country Club , in Birmingham, MI . Fall Guy (f) Latonlght America IJJ Text t1)l PI'QIIill of • - • • Twllltht Zone IMAX) MOVIE: 'The F,.noh Woman' 11:41 (JJ MOVIE: 'Phantom of e (() Upholstary· I· PEANUTS Till STATE UPHOLITIIIY SHOP I 113 lac. Avo., Ol·l~oUil 114-441-7133 ort14-4461133. ... m+--if'-+-t- Ken's Watet Servk:8: Wella, clotorna, poolo filled. Phone 114-317-0123 orl14-3877741 night qr day. 87 (Answera tornon-ow) J . . -: KNAVE UNWED JUNIOR WOBBLE Anawer. What an artist's model doel!in't always f..I-IN THE "NUDE" FOR WORK ~""'··,t,t JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1 , Box 366, Gallipolio. Call 614-367-0576 . 85 75 Boats and ' Motors for Sale . ' Plumbing . I lorm tne su<prjao . . - , u suggostlld by the above Clllloon. I I I H XXXX)" .... & Heating 84 Yesterday's Now arrange the circled 1etter1 to will 0. 83 Answer here: "[ POVER.'TY CAlli BE IN Tl-115, •K Who care what Miss Melba do? 1978 Muotang Mark I, V-8. 4 opd., t-top, •2.000. Call 81 4-379' 2430. I - - - - - - - - - -- RINGLES' S SERVICE, experienced carpenter, electrician, maton, painter, roofing fi'1Ciudlng hot tor application) 304-675 -2088 Of 675-7388. 82 Cincinnati IS ONE: WAY OF f"~OYIN6 'THAT tNOWWINt J I I X) ill Cisco Kid ClJ ESPN'o Speedwoek IIJ Ill Major League Cll8 Cll Family Feud KNOW All typea of masonry, bricks. blocks. concrete, stone. Free estimate. Call Roger at 304-773-6127. Starke Tree and lawn Ser. etump removal. 304- I YELLIK ± Dill Tic Tao Dough BaNbell: Atlanta ·ANNIE II I·VALLO J I I Ill Groat Fielders = D.and M . Contractors. Vinyl siding. replacement win· dows, insulating, roofing, new and remodeling; concreto. Call 304-773-6131 . · 650 BSA lightening, will run, $650. Call 614-3889726. I Journel Cll Father Knowe Bwt ()) Audubon Wildlife Theatre .()]) 3-2· 1. Contact (CCI · 1111 Bawltc:hod 8:30 G ill en NBC Naw1 · I]) Rifleman Cl) ESPN'o Horae Racing Woekly (]) GrHn Acre1 -" Cll.il21 ABC News iCC) D (JJ (fD CBS News (()Or. Who (fi) Body El-lc 11111 Droem of Jeannie IHIOI MOVIE: 'Something Wicked Thlo Way Comn' IMAII( MOVIE: , 'Royal Wadding' 7:00 G (l) PM Magazine ill Guna of Will Son nett Cll Si>ortacontar IIJ Banford and Son . Cll Entartalnment Tonight (!) Whoel of Fortuna lit (JJ Wheel of Fortune (() Second City TV (fD Naw1 liD MacNeil/Lehrer N•wahour Ill II2J Now Name That lun• Tabor · Upt'!olstery. For reupholstering, free e1timates. Free pickup 8t delivery. Call 614-379-2860. Rotary or cable tool driHing. Most well• completed aama day. Pump 11111 and •erviceo. 304-895-3802. 1984 Honda ATV 3wheeler with back rack. good tires. good cond.. esoo. Call 614-379-21 86 or 614-3792670. 1---------- Livestock I]) Hot Potato Services 1979 Honda Hawk CB400TI with accessories, also 8 a. S engine 14 HP. cast iron. Call 614-448-2044. 1976 lluicfl Century all Pole .Buildings .Constructed optionS. must aell-b8at for 'commercial. garages, offer. Call 614-246-6884 farm. stores, etc:. Any size, _a_lt_e_r_5_P_M_._______ free estimates. Call 304· 1 1973 Oodgo Challongar no 675-3981 . rust, needs paint job. 1978 Grevely tractor . with 40" Charger engine, $400. CaU mower and oulov $1,000. 614-245-94&3. 304-876-6393 altar 4:00. 1974 8MW 2002 59,!100 mifoo, $1 ,800. Coli 614388-8720. 62 Wanted to Buy 63 8:00 • m Cll en • Cll crD 111 II2I Nawa FIHtwing camper 13 ft aleeps 4, has closet with part . patty a•c cond . 81,000. tor 4:00. 304-676-5393 af·· . 81 REZIP EVENING · ~:Jr~~~:n Due to poor health muit sell two Ouonaet Style steel build!nu•... Brand .new. ne\!'ar erected. One '401t.by 6211. Call 8ill .41 9-869 -2494. Wanted to buv tobacco poundage tOr Gallia County. Cioll614-379-2.437. a•• Autos for Sale 1977 Jeep CJ -7, good cond.. 60,000 miles, new 1979 Plymouth Volare auto, paint, two topo, Call 614-::-::-~---::----:---- ·1 air. sharp, 81 ,999. John's . 246- 6166. 61 Farm Equipment Auto Sale, Bul0 vllle Rd. , Man's 3 -pc light ,grey Gallipolio, Oh. summer suit; size 38. Good cond, &36 . 304-675-221 3: . :. CR.OSS & SQNS · , . . B!rmiftQh;.'m tri-8Nel· trilla-, $2,000. ·John Deere dozBr 460-c winch 822,000. Case backhoe 680-b $ n .000. 304-675-7771 . 6/13/85 Palomino Pinto Cemper. iold down. 20 ft. furnance. gat range. gaarafrig., almoat · new. used 1 time, quick ule . Call 614-367-. 0334. 1986 Starcraft Star Master 6. pop-up. ume 11 new, used 2 tiiT'ias1 mUst sell at once to settle estate. Electric. rafrlg·.. heater. gel stove, all optlono, 83.200 firm . Cost over 84,900 new. Call 614-446- 1641 , oeriouo Inquire• only after 6. 61 .4.- • 446-8172. I I Davis upright piano. Good cond~ion . 1350. Call 614992-2413 . Air condition; and good cond console TV . 304-773· 9186. . 1---------- 1 bedroom apt. for rent. Nicely locat&d . Contact Vii· lag• Manor In Middleport. &14 - 992 - 7787 . Equal Houolng Opportunity . •I Beegle puppies, 6 1h miles out Sand Hill Ad. Old Town Creek, 2 story white house. 58 THUR~DAY I Floh Tank and Ptt Sh'op, 2413 Jackson Avenue, Point Pleasant, 304-6752063 . Floh, blrdo and more. Well broken thoroughbred quart•r mare with 2·wk. colt, grey, c:twild· broke gelding. $276 . 304-882-2762 . Television Viewing-·· 79 Motors Homes & Campers - 16 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Auto Repair ATTENTION! ATTENTION! BJ 'o Body Shop now epon. Free estimates. No job too omall. 304-675-2663. 1 vr. old Cocker Spaniel, feri'lela with papers, new dog houoe & chain, $66 . Call 614-258-6002 . 57 One 8x20 alum . awning, 8x34 alum. awning. 304· 676-3000. KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®by Latry Wright AKC Reg. Poodle female puppy, 8 weeks, apricot, paper ,trained, ahots, •126. Dog cage 830. Cell 614446-4676. Elec:. range apt. size $60. side rails fo·r FOfd long wheel baoe. pick up $50. 304-6766393 after 400. · , factory built porch ex 12 with steps and some alum. hand railing . 304·676 3000: 71 Grouse-dOg puppiel. Englith . Pointero. 4 black & white males. •7& each. Call 1114-446-2107 ~ayo. 614245-5800. Firat Streftt, Point Pl8asant. 304-87&-4697. Pickens Used Furniture. 876-11483: ::or. · 6·7 6: 1460. · Built-on',you.r Ia{ riowj" Big "4 Chelt-drewers, bedroom · car gorago-ohop• 88,9.95 ' &· .living. dining "" rQom suits, up. Call ·h614-886,731 17· ' . baby turn. Builder's Surptui-Salvage Cloooouto. (1) Er,nboued 54 Misc. Merchandise wood grain aluminum sld1------'-- - - - - irig, foam backed, twin 4" or 8" pettarn, $39.95 ""· 121 Kn.auff Firewood -s~mmer Twin rib white metal rotting ratas-"big loads. May 1st- or aiding 38" wide 8' thru 1 6' lengths, $41 .96.aq. (3) July 3 ht. Doesn't appfy to Steel Insulated prehung HEAP. 614-266-6246. door' s all sizes and patterns. SPECIAL cut ollibo 6 PU .S76.00 & up. (4) Hollow loads deliwerad in dump core end 6 panel wood truck •100. or 21oadt •180. prhung door'a 120.00 8o up. 161 4'x8'x6-32 wood panel· Vou pickup •16. Call 614· lng, ,$4.99 l!o up. 246-6804. Welloton, Oh. Penn's Warehouse We now build big 6 bedr. 614-384-31146. (Early American Homes) 117 ~ 900 . Sea this dream homo today. Call 614-886- Block. brick. mortar and meeonry supplies. Mountain 81ot!ll. Rt. 33. Now 1--:--------- State Hovan. w. Va. 304-882PoOl People Special: 2222. 1 0_% off. games, pools lounges. Solar blankets: 24' round •106. 16x32 $104, Pets for Sale 18x36 $130, 20x40 $165 . 56 Middleport 814-992- 6724 or Galli polio 614-4463061 . HILLCREST KENNELS Bo&(rding ell breeds. Heated Baooin.ette $11, indoor-outdoor facilities. car seat AKC Doberman puppieo: $16. baby Stud SaNice. Call6·1 4-4461~~h~a~p~•::_·:c~~~~~~~~~~~ 7796. LAYNE ' S F\JRNITURE Sofas and chairt priced from U86. to 8896. Tables, $60 and up to 8126. Hlde-abedt, $390. and up to 3 rm. apt. a. bath. 84 Grape $660., sofa bedo •146. St. Call 814-446-0847. Raclinera, $226. to $376., lampa from $28 . to $126. Furnished apt. 243 Jackson pc. dinetJet from t109., to Pike.. Gallipolia. 2 bdr .. 435 .- 7 pc. $189 and up. &235. utilites paid. Call Wood table with olx chairs 446 -4416 alter BPM . $286 10 8746. Oeok •110 up to 82211. Hutcheo, •&50. 740'h 2nd . Ave.. 3 bdr .. Bunk bad complete with ·s 190 mo .. dep . req . Call mattreosea. 8276 . and up to 614-446-4647 or614-446- '396. Babv bodo. •1 10. 4222 between 9AM -5PM . Mattre11e1 or box eprlnge. full or1win. •sa .. firm, $68. 3 bdr. newly remodeled. and f78 . Queen seto. •225. duple• : 644 or 646 Second 4 dr. chests. f49 . 5 dr, I· Ave., utility room, kitchen. chaots. $59. Bed frame~. Soaro 10,600 BTU window dinlngroom . Call 614-446- $20.end $26 .. 10 gun- Gun air conditioner, axe. cond., 8293 . cabinets. $360. Gao or aoking UOO. Calll1 4-245electric rangeo 1376. Baby 6040 oltoriiPM . Furnished efficiency apt. mattrOIIIS. 826 & $311. bed 1--,--------private and quiet. single frames e2o. $26. l!o $30. GUNS . 700- Ram. 243, working person only . Call king frame •so. Goodoolec- 870-Rom. 12 ga. 1100 614-446-4607 or 614-446- tion of bedroom auite1, Rem. 12 ge . Red Hawk 44 2102. rockers, metal cabinets . "\It· Cell 614-367-0482 headboards $38 & up to New 2 .bdr. apt ., refrig . & 866. 2 cheottypo freezer lor 11le. stove f.urnished . 4 112 miles Call 614-268-9392. from Gallipolis. $226 mo . Used Furniture ·· Refrigera· 1--------~~­ plus electric. dsposrt. & tors , ranges. metal office Auger model 77 22-260. reference required. No peu . desKs. electric range. 3milas •32&. Set of 4 Keyetone Call 614-446-8038 . out Bulavilla Rd. Open Sam modular whel.l.a fltl GM to 6pm, Mon. thru Sat. front wheel drive. 13 in .• like Riverside Apts. Middlepc:nt. 614-446-0322 nilw •100. Call 814-446Special rates for Senior 1761. alter 5 call 614-388Cttlzena. $130. Equal Houl· GOOD USED APPUANCE.S 9811. .' ing Opportunities . 614- Washers, dryers. refrigera992-7721 . tors, r•ngea. Skaggs Ap· Gfbw·ette uniform with red pliancao, Upper River Rd. velvet jacket. Call814-4412 bedroom apartments . beoide Stone Crool Motel. 791 1. · New Haven , WVa. Newly 614-446-7398. remodeled. In town . 614· 992-7481 . Pall for Sale 1, riding. horsa and 1 work horse. 304-676-2233 after 5 :00. 51 Hbusi)hold Goods APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant and GaiHpolia. 614-4468221 . Apartment for Ron! 54 'Misc. Merchandise 56 1985 June 1 Th Ohio IT'S KIND OF CIEPRESSIN6, ISN'T IT? ' the llua Morgue' (f) WKRP In Cinclnnlll eiDI Nlghtllna IHIOI Not N-rily tho ,._ 12:!10 ~ IIIII Dana (J) Profllelonal Bowlara "'--ltton . Pramt111.000 o.n- Open AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One·letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for 1be two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, 1be length and fonnatlori of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dlffen!nl. CRYPI'OQUOTE •, . 8·13 RI. MP I.R YI.FPT VMR II.RTG C YT ' YWI . - RMCT J I. MP ZMPC G I. S OTC VI.DDWTF · Yeet:erdar'e C.,.,....aotl!: THERE IS PERHAPS . NOTHING SO BAD AND SO DANGEROUS IN UFE AS ~ .- NEHRU ~ • �Page-16- The Daily Sentinel Meigs 4-H Calendar THURSDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Lion's Club will lne(>t 7 p.m. Thursday evening In the basement ot the Rutland Church or Chtist. R~ll Williams, chairman of lnterna· Uonal ~!allons. will be guest speaker. All members are urged to attend. POMEROY - Rrek l..('f'J Jdr N~('ll, Brian Vln.son and Chr14· VInson . prt!tl(lftled. Each mernllr-r J'K'elvOO a 4·H bar and last Y'J'&r's top trophy v.1nncrs received 4·H T·ahlrts. For ftrit place In rounty 0.11 t~ CaiUa County Junior F'alr In Archl'ry was Chad JohMon and first place for REEDSVILLE - Closing program for the Riverview Community' vacation Bible school wlll be held at 7: ;JJ p.m. Ft1day at the Rtvervi«>W Sl:;hool. The public Is Invited to attend . POMEROY - Public dinner Frlday, 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Meigs Senior Citlz~ns Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Menu Includes choice broastEd .chicken or baked steak. slaw. homemade noodles, roll, beverage $2.50; desselis at ex tra charge. Round and square dance following dinner with music by Strlngdusters; dance admission, $1. POMEROY - Mary Shrine ~ . Order at the White Shrine of Jerusalem, will meet at 8 p.m Friday at the Masonic Temple. Flag Day and Fa ther's Day will be observed. All members are asked to make donations tb a "bakeless" bake sa le. Refreshments wUI be served. POMEROY - Annual picnic of Return Jonthan Chapter, Daugh· ters of the American ~volutlon, wtll be held at 6 p.m. Friday at the home or Evelyn Knight; a covered dish dinner with members provld· lng own table service; hostesses, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. Heldt E wing, Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Mrs. Gary Moore to provide meat and IJeVerage. Follow· lng picnic, a talk and exhlb't of 1~ , needlepoint. flags .by C lement And· erson:·. warren, Ohio, will. be ((.>atured ,. a.t ·s: 3o :p .m:. at . Grace Episcopa l Parish House; public Invited to program. SATURDAY MIDDLEpORT- Installation of officers for Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daughters, will be held a! 7:30 Saturday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. The public Is InVIted. Sherrt Sisson will bf.' Installed as honorEd queen. · ... RAQJNE .._-1, d;~~ ;~r:~ges ,i:l· and up will be held Saturday, 7p.m. to midnight, at the Racine Legion Hall. POMEROY - The Meigs County Fish and GameCiubWIU hold a work session Saturdayhegtnnlngat8a.m. All members are asked to attend to prepare for the kids fishing derby . MIDDLEPORT - Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church In Middle· port will have a. gospel sing Saturday. June 15, 7:30p.m., wtth Dan Hayman and the County Hymntimers. The public Is Invited. TUPPERS PLAINS - The La· dies AuxUiary of the Orange Township Volunteer Fire Depart· mehl"in .TUppers Plains wtll hold a ham and steak dinner Saturday beginning at 4 p.m. at the fire station. The menu Includes ham or steak, mashed potatoes', gra\)1, corn, cole slaw, roll, beverage and dessert. Cost Is $4 tor adults and $2 for chl.ldrell under 12. BASHAN Ladles Auxlllary will have an Ice cream social Saturday at the Bashan Firehouse beginning · at 6 p.m. Hom ('!Dade lee cream, pies, cookies and softdrlnks will be sold and entertainment · will be provided. Evt>ryone Is welcome. COLUMBIA 'l'WP - A rabies clinic will be held by the Meigs County' Humane Society and the Meigs County Health Department at Columbia Township Firehouse Saturday. 1 to 4 p.m. Dr. Carol Osborne will be the w teranarian In charge. Rabies shots are S3 and · other lnnoculatlons are ava ilable. Dogs must be leashed and cats In carriers. · eonc-lon space POMEROY - Spaces will be available to local groupe and · organizatiOns wishing to sci ilp concession stands, In the upper parking lot area during Heritage Weekend actlvltlei In Pomeroy, June22-23. There wUJ be let rates to rent Shop ·Friday . Tttunday. Aprtlll attOOScoul Hall at Chester Pat~Ctrdc was eWied vtcepreldent. The group dllcusacd vtalllng Pete Smith's vet clinic thlfl summer. Mt"mberS also discussed tvlk!t-tlng ~dabll' malt>rla1s and glviJllthe. Jll()rl('y to the Spt"Cla l Olympics. The- ne!d mPf'tlnR will bf> Ma)' ~ at tM St. 'paul thetr4-H projel'ls. A demonstration wasgh.·('fl b)' Pat Wolf on the proper way to hard·lxlll an ~- ~advisors provided refreshments. - 1'1'K' Mt'l~ counry~· H Pteasure Riders met April~ al 1~ St. Paul LurheranChurch with on£' adVIsor and lhret' memblon attending. reponer, Belh ArbaUI:{h, Members selected organiZ.atlolll Interested In 01> talnlng details should contact tiiP .P.noneroy Area ChambPr of Com· merce oftice In the Metp County CourthOule or can the chambPr · J Ul\'E 14 . t985 SAlE/ SUMMER FURNITURE l.owtladc Sp ...... Chair....... lit '~J 196 lf9ibaclt ...... <hair _.... We 111 1179 Sprinjbase Lounger ....... Salt ·1143 1116 2-S.Ot Glider ....... _........ Salt 1141 1248 3-S.Ot Glider ................. Sale I 191 '12.95 '14.95 S16.9S 119.95 . · Vo1.36. No.43 SPEC/AL SALE/ MEN'S SHORTS tailored shorts for. wear all s~m- lona. Walk short~. tennts shorts,101· fleece looks. Stzes from 29 to 50. $6.95 SHORTS ................ S5.55 Sl.95 SHORTS.~ ............... s7.1S S11 .95 SHORTS ............... $9,55 Reg. 114;95 SHORTS .......!.~ .. ,$11.95 o·REss BELTS Dress belts, sporf belts and ·westerns. Gen· MEN's uine leather in season's best colors. Please , Dad with 1 new belt. ' MEN'S 112.00 BELTS ................... s9.59 MEN'S 114.00 IELTS ................. I11.19 · • MEN'S 115.00 B.ElTS ................. I11.99 MEN'S.116.00 BELTS_................. SIU9. . (HAIR"· SALE .· ·. ,. DAD CAN RELAX IN A NEW CHAIR! '• .- .. . ·vtNOwt · Men's Men's Men's Men's 19.95 Knit Shirts ......... 17.91 Sll .95 Knit Shirts, ...... 19.51 Sl4.95 Knit Shirts ..... s1 .1.11 Sl6.95 Knit Shiris .... $13.41 . SPECIAL SAVINS$ MEN'S TIES A fine gift for your Dad. Interlined, bar tacked to . hold their shape. Solids and patterns. Chol)se your favorite. REG. S6.SO TIES ...................... S4.99 REG: S7 .SO TIES ..........: ........... SS.49 REG. SUO TIES ...................... 16.49 SWIM TRUNKS MEN'S Sizes up to 44 in a fine selection of colors and styles. Reduced prices for flther:s Day &iv· ing. Reg. $9.95 Swim Trunks ............ l7.93 Reg. $11.95 Swim Trunks ......... S9.53 Reg. $12.95 Swim Trunks ....... ll0.33 Reg. 113.95 Swim Trunks ........ s11.13 Sltlnft/ .· . •' . ··' SiltS. ' • . · $14.95 PANTS, Regular Sizes ................. I11.9S 116.95 PANTS, Extra Sizes ....................,S13.50 111.•5 SHIRl'S, Short Sleeve .................... 19.5 5 112.95 SHIRTS, Regular Sizes ...,............. S10.35 s . . SHIIrs, btra $izes..... "..........,... st.1.95 MEN'S~ lEE:I~d WRANGLER . ·, ·:'. S22 95 BASIC JEANS MEN'S s1soo PAJAMAS By Van Htustn. Solid colon or patterns. Sizts S, M, L atHI XL (oat style top, with adjustable gripper waist bottoms. 112.00 Short Sl•n K~e Length Style .......... SALE 110.99 $178'8 SALE $1299 ' I MEN'S . BLUE CHAMBRAY. BEIRUT. Lebanon I UP I\. Shlltr Mo~ lcm gunmt?n hijacked a Tra ns World Alrllni'S jet today with about J:,o people aboard - mostly America ns- and forced it to Beirut . whNe they refuelEd. relt>aS<'d 19 women and· children and took off again for Algeria . Fr€'('(1 passengers were flown to Cypl\ls. They told security officials there were two hijackers aboard the 1WA Boeing 7'n jetliner. One woman said a pasS<'ns!rr on the hljackl'd plane had lx'en shot In the neck and wounded . The hljackc1·s d!'manded thl' release of Arab ptlsonl'rs fmm israeli jails and threaicned to blow up the plane . C"hrlstlan Voice ot Lebanon radio sa id a man claiming to be an "lntcrmcodlary " for th(' hijackers ca lled with a .. seer<"! demand: lfb.v6 . p.m. 111 a .m. EDTr the Mosi('m func:k'ment a llst prlsonc•rs lll'<' not brought from Kuwait t0 LPbnnon . we will return to flcil\l t a nd blow up the plan<'.·· There w'e 17 Moslem (undamc•n . tullst prlso,ne•·s In t,;u walt l .iails l'<'IVing long s••nt cnces for a DE'!'('mlx•l' 19P:! scriPs of bomb atwrks on U.S. and Frmeh targ!'ts. Mlnuti'S nft<•t· rhc hl.l t•ckl'd planf.' took llff fmm Fk'll\lt. a pt>rson tell'flhoned a Wcstcrn nl'WS a~l'n c;· · .: ' WORK AlOng Wlln Ihi~ COUIXJI'l I enclor>e my SIOI'U I I!Ce.ipl and Wf81JP(li(Sj !rom 01'10 Ha roe& J.pack or Itom 1n~ 3 Hanes undeiwoar garments L1m11 one S2 00 ICiunO JM!' SHIRTS Long and short sleeve styles. housffllold group, 01 ()IQ8ntLaloo 01te1 e.~;pue!l July 12. I 985 Mill to: HMII N .OO Alfund orttf, P.O. 8oJc 4681 ,. Montie.llo, MN 15&38& Two pockets, long sHirt tails, a quality shirt at real savings. Regular and extra large· sizes•. NAME------------------------------ADDR ESS _ ___:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ \ I l I I 11.95 Short Sleeve 5tyle ............ l7.49 19.9 5 long Sleeve Style ............. I 7. 99 S10.95 XX large long Sleeve .... sl.99 SAVEl - WRANGLrR WESTERN SHIRTS . True western atylill with IIIIP front, snap close pockets 1nd sn1p wrist. lltck sizes 14\1 to 20. SIHW lttlllhs 32 to 36 in· chts. • -FATHER'S OAV SALE/ 52295 BLUE DENIM $1 86.6· BUXTON WALLETS FOR MEN Fine qu1lity l..ther in style• to please every Dad. Select his r•vorlte now and save. ti.DI to WALI.ITS ........................................ •6.10 .,.00 113.00 to $14.00 WAUETS.................. ........." ... s10.10 ~ •1s•· ......................:......... s12.10· •.,.. to s17.00 WAUETS PAlliNG LOTS -..... ' I MEN'S DRESS SOC.KS HfADWEAR in a fine eroup of solid colors. A little Caps and hats for cool summer wear. Bi& selection All siz~s of styles and colors for all occasions. $ . extra.&tft for Dad. . 2.95 HEADWEAR.................................. S2.49 $2.00 8ulky Knit.Orlon Socks ...... Sl.$9 S3.95 HEADWEAR.................................. 13.39 . SAVINI! ARE SR.EATI UG::~~GHT11111JACKETS' Dtcron cotton n,ton1 II rwpllr IIIII 11t11 11111 pa~~s SiZII. Some Ill I SJ.75 Banlon Panel Socks ............ $1.39 . MEN'S DRESS SLACKS Low prkt on:ourtntire Mltctlon of men's slacks. Sizes 29 to 42 and llig lizu 44 Q SO. Polytsltr and cellon paly.sttr popiiM. Fine color MIICiion. J llntd. Go¢ ltyiH and colors. 132.9$ JACKETS,;...................." .............. $26.00 '34.95 JACKETS ........................................ S.27.20 117..... 111.,10 WAWTS ....- ...:........" ...--$14.40 139.9 5 JAC~ETS ....................................... $J 1.1 0 '1..... 121.11 WilliTS-··-..................... _ $20.10 *49.95. JACIETS ....................................... •39.00 USE OUI FlEE \ MEN'S SUMMER S4.95 SALE PRICES/ J I .~ MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MIN''S S1 S.95 SLACKS ............................. S12.79 S21.95 SLACKS ............................. •17.59 t29.95 . 134:9 S •............................ S23.99 •••••~n••••••t•••uttttUttt $f7 099 ....... .......... - .... E.16err•lf• , ..,. appointment would place thl'e<' senators from Cincinnati on the conference committe<'. Inviting crltlclsm. GU!mor said his forces will be aiming for ··responsible and substantlar· tax relirf. but added "we·re willing to compromise if irs necessary. We recognize there·s two bodies rthe &-na te and HouS<'I and we have. to come up with some kind of compromise. " he said. Riffe said he Is Irrit ated that thcSenatP~publlcans Inserted lan!(llage In the bud~et relating to other bills and laws, rathC'f than just sticking to monetary amount s. He said they Included making the litter law permanent . which Is the subject of a bill under consideration In the House. plus portions of bUts governing ph)•slcal thcrapls!s and accounting procedures. Wholesale prices keep.modest pace WASHINGTON I UP!)- Excep· tlonally stable meat prlces- made possible by chE>aper 1('('!1 grainshelped hold wholco;a le priers to a mildest 0.2 percent Increase In May. the Labo•· Depa rt ment said today . The depa rtmcnr s PriJduo<'r Prlc!' Index has moved up only 1.8 perct'nt si.hct' Jhc beglnnlnrr of the year. when figured at an annuai rat<'. MoSI st riking In the:> latest report was a 72.7 percent decline In tomato prices. helping hold down all vegetabk> costs. Consumerfllodpr!C<'sdroppedl.l percent In May after falling I per<X?nl In April and 0.2 percent In March. The Index measul'!'s changrs in the wholesale priC<' or nearly 3;100 goods sold in buik. Whotesal<' price chang<•s tnnuence ~etall prices and tlic' Consumer . Price Lnd.eX.. In· creases haw bcen mod0n! tc for i.he pastthrce yea rs at both levels. The Produc<'r Pr!C<' indrx In Ma y ws pegged at 294.2. equivalent to a cost of $2.942 for goods that cost business $1.!ro In 1967. The blggrst wholesale price Increase for any month this pa st year - 0..1 percent - occurred In April, whm gasoline prices started · TWA plane hijacked Pre· washed blue denim. Sizes.29 to 42 waist. Boot flare and straight leg styles. An ideal gift. GENTLE ~~.lE N ••people have to be woken up to th(' fa ct that wea•·e hy ing to give them a W percent tax cur:· said So-n. Oakley C. Colli ns, R·)ronton, "I think a month 's dela y would help." Although the House has not yet officially dlsa~rced with thl' &-nate VE"rslon. Riffe told rcportcrs his confere('s will be Reps. William E. Hlnlg. D·NI.'w Philadelphia. chairman of the House Finance Committee; BarnPy Quilter, D·Toledo, the speaker pro tl.'mporc; and ~p . Thomas W. Johnson, R·New Concord. Glllmor said So-ns. Stanley J.Aronoff, R·Cinclnnat!. chahman of the Senate Finance Committee. and William F. Bowen , O.Cinclnnat.l , wUt lx'on the pan~t. The .third Senate spot seems to be a tossup between Sen. Richard H . Finan, R·Cinclnnatl. and So-n . Theodore M. Gray, RColumbus. Finan Is chairman of the tax.writlng Ways and Means Committee and authored the Republicans· original tax cut . but his ., A court action for a preliminary three of the four requiring skilled and permanent lnlunction was flied nursing care as defined In Section Ia te Thursda;y morning In the Meigs ~21.01 of the Ohio ~vised Code and Count y Common Pleas Court by the fourth requiring personal assist· Oavld L. .Jackson. director of the ancc as defined In the code. The Ohio [)(>partnil;'nt o!Health, ~gal nst · pjatntlff says . thc home falls to · Milry Young, Pomeroy., operator of COil!PIY : .wjth es$fnllal licensing a Pomeroy nursing hOme: ' : .. · requlrtmlenfs In that 11\e' residents . Thr plaintiff charges the defend· aTE' not receiving an adrquate level ant with providing tor a Jl('rlod ot of cart' to meet their n~s; the more than 24 hours. accomodatlons facility Is ' In a generally poor to three o•· morrunrclatro lndlvldu· condition Which threatens the res!· als .who arc dependent upon the dents with fire. health and safety hazards a·nd that medications are serviC<' of ot hers. :nw plaintiff charg(.s that !he not properly stored. dl'lendant did not hold a llccn!i<' ro The action asks for preliminary opcn)te a home as defined In and permanent Injunctions enjoin· Chapter :1721 of the Ohio Revised lng Mrs. Young from operating the home and that the court ISSue an CJll<'. , • . . . • The action was flied , accord In!: to . ()tder rt'<l utrlng o.ll£'r .tQ ·--transfer - ·th•' pla!ntlff;afierl\1plva Colegrovi', ·ln(llvldUJls. 16 facll!ties··\Whlc;h· are R.N . or the 'Ohio bepartrknt of appropriate to their medical need~ Health. conductrd an lnvf.'stlgatlon In compliance with the code. of the local E . Main St. facility. It Is reported that the nursing Tlw plaintiff, charges the Invest!· hom(' of Mrs. Young has be!'n In gatlon revealed I hal there were four OJl('ra tlon tor more than 10 years . . rrsldents hou"t'd at thf' facil ity, WORK UNIFORMS MEN'S The major Issues will be to compromise on a spending ii'Vcl - the House·pi!Ssed appropriation was $20.3 billion .In stillc funds - and a tax cutlev.el. The Rtiubllcan plan calls lor a 10 percent annual reduction In the Income tax rat es starting July 1. The Democrats dominating the House, supported by Gov . Richard F . Cel~f-~le, want 5 )X'I'Cent a year retroactive to last Jan . I. Failure to reach a sett lement could result in a temporary one-month budget at continuation spend· lng levt>ls while negotiations proceed . If that happens, &-na te Mlnortty Leader Harry Meshel, D·Youn~town, said "!twill be beCause Senate RepubUca ns have proven that they are willing to hold the budgl"t as blackmail In order to get the Ohio House to agfl'<' to their nscally unwise tax plan ." One Republican senator said It might not be a bad Idea for Republicans to hold out for thelrlO perC!'nt tax reduction. even If It means an Interim budg<"t tor July . State health officials seek injunction. against Meigs County woman and shirts in solid colo11. PantssimlOto 50 waist. Lone o~ short sln¥Bshirts to match in reautar and extra lar1• . ' lion . Acilt sure to please. Iii Btn by Wran&ftr. latclled pants SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON WALLAWAY RECLINERS, ROCKER/RECLINERS, SWI· v•L and WOOD ROCKERS. , . ;· . COLUMBUS 1UPI)- State leglslatlwlead<"rsfrom both parties are expr~slng optimism that a compromfse can be reached and a 1~·87 stat(' budget enacted , with some income tax relief, by the June :lJ deadline. ..I'm optimistic that the!"(' ca n he a compromt~; · House SpeakerWmaiG. Rifle Jr., D·N«>W Boston, said Thursday as the fallout continued from the> Sl'na te·s approval of a tri mmed·down$19.6 billion Republican · written budget. ·Tm n>ady to compromise;· he said. ..W£'' rt> going to make an effort to have a perma nmt budg('f by June ll.'. said &-na te President Paul E . Glllmor. RPort C"llnton . .. Irs too early to tell how that will work out." . Th£' lawmakers have left themselves two weeks for lnter-chamlx'r negotla'!lons. which probably will start next Tuesday. 'Tm pleased that the &-nate passed It when lh(>)•dld." said Riffe. "Thatglvesussomc tlme to work on It :· KNIT SHIRTS ON SAlE NOW/ - ,· Dsd't· 2 Sections . 12 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Legislative leaders seek· compromise Big selection of excellent styles and colors. Regular and extra larce sizes. Dressy looks, jeans type shirts, cut-offs, tank tops. All arranged for your easy selee• tone-on-tone. Neck sizes 141!1 to 18. An appreciated gift for your Dad. Re&ular or button-down collars. , 116. Van Heusen· Drtss Shlrts .... l12.19 119 Van Heusen DriSs Shirts .... IIS.39 120 Van Heusen Dress Shirts .... 115.89 S22 Van Heusen Dress Shirts .... SJ7.59 FATHER'S DAY SALE/ enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 14, 1985 · Copyrighted 1985 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Short IIHve styles in solids, stripes and SPORT SHIRTS ....... S10.59 SPORTSHIRTS ....... s12.19 · SPORT SHIRTS ....... s13.19 SPORT SHIRTS ....... S.16.39 • at e SAVE ON MEN'S VAN HEUSEN S, M. L and XL sizes/Ins 2 and 3X sizes. Solid colors an patterns. Famous brands you'll like. . • • SALE PRICES SPORT SHIRTS State ttOOper honored .,.oePapt "' ·sAVE ON MEN'S ~,. DAY Saturday 9:30 to 5:00 P.M. Save on 9:30 to 8 P.M. 8piiCe for the weekend. LOciJgroupe ~ ~ Eight Is Enough 4~ H Club mC!'I '41th &e';('l1 members ·and thN.'e adViSOrs present. The followlniit officers ~rc elecred: pre~ldent, HeaTher Flnlaw; vtw pMident, Tricla S(.X."rr(ff: 5eerelary, Su88n WoU; treU\Iret', Melissa Miller; recreaUon leaders. Carrie MorriM'y anct Sarah Harrta: news . .... FLAG The MCIKI COun(y Better Oatry 4-Jt Oub · tk'ld ·a m<.'etlnR on Aprtl16 at the Elllenslon Qfflce. Two advtsor!l and 5(1Yef1 membl'n ii11('ndEd. ElocUon ot officers wu . held. Mem~ dlscuued having a swcepstllkel contest and ~Wiling Ice cream at the fair. 'ne advtsors served retmlhmentt. The next meellng will be AprU Z3 al 8 p.m. - Brent ~. news reporter . Ml:'l.:tS Rowdies ~ Aptil 8 a! the Parker hOme wt1h one advisOr and CIKhl memben a11encllng. Otfict'ors £11ecled were: pres ldenl 1 Ji m Par k('l': vice president. Trad Casto: sccretary -treasul'l'r, Misty Powell: news rcpor1cr, Chuck P arker; 'recrea tion leader. Mike Parker; health 'and »itlt>t y, Joe Park~ . · ELBERFELDS , . . Bashan otf1(e at992o~. Beth ArbaU:Sh! I'I(.'Ws n!porter. Sprtn~ r.;;;;;;.-............~................~~~.;---.~~----------.;....~;.............~;;;;~~~~~;;~ FRIDAY or reponer. Shant Smlttl. Paula Sword and Ricky Wravcr. Guests were Mrs. Charles Ful!Pr. Mrs. David Smith and Oettnil Nmnan . Reportt'f" Cherie Weaver. Rlk'COOn Vallf'Y 4-H Oub met March z; at Vtnron Town Hall. TOdd Ragan prt'lkkdi and 100 ckovoUons . Officers are, prESident, Todd RagHn; vlcl> pi"\'Sident. Todd Dee!; lJl'Cfl'fary and N."WI rt'p011('f, Cherlc Wt>aver: treasurtr. Dawn Sword: health. Curt BI"'Yffl and ,Jl'ffRarUtf. andBfrckySal«',safety, Advtson arv Johnny and Penile Payne a·nd Rodney and C'a thy J.\lck>rman . Mc mbera: ~~were Ghrl~ Alderman, Ryan Alderman , Brad Burd<'ll. Matt J::astt'r, Bradley FUIIE:f. El17.a· agr(>('d to teU candy fbr 4-H camp. Oub GrangcwUimeetat8p.m.Thursday, ~~;~~~ll~ There will be practice tor '': • McCark_.y, Jared MO(.II"e, Donald Norman, ChristiE> Ratliff, Steve JUtUff, Dru Smith, - RPportrr Ctui1 VIMOn. dbi<."USS('d a l~t ot rro,IEc1.s and dedded to rake lL'f'll ExpJore the Outdoors 0 . They- aUdto~oe Let's ExPior<" the Outdoors lin 19&1. Th(> club Lutheran O!urch. On May 1 ~~ 7 p.m. then? . \!.111 be a workshop by vt>terlnarlan Prte Smith. and blacksmith Tad f'l'et>. at the Ext<.'nslon otnce. - Jdf Arnold, news bclh F'UUct, MJrty Grant, Laura Lively, Tonya Marcurri, Josh McCarley , Ryan Advlsot8 arc Maureen Couch and Amy VInson. Members prespnt were Chadd HamilTon, Todd Hamnton. Chad Johnson. TraU BIIW:'rll 4·H Oub ' met April 8 at VlnSOM' home. Brtlln VIMOP ptt>Sided and Amy VInson k"d drvoUoN. Th!J ~ar's I'TK'eth~ Wl'n" planned and thr membeA awal"dd Wffe E:q>lorPttwOuldoor'!lwast'hrtsV!.neon. Social Security notes , Thursday. June 13, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio saying the plancwashl]acked by the Islamic Jihad to "prove to America that we can hll you anywh('re we want.' ' In Alg!Ns. a U.S. embassy official said the embassy had appealed to the l\lge1ian government to allow the hijacked alrcaft to land In Algiers " for hum anllarla n r~asons." TRAIN OPERATING AGAJN - The Hooking Valley Scenic Railway Is operating again thiH swnmer. A ~pedal ll'aln wW depart from Its tum-of.tht•ccntury railway slallon at F.ullon St. and U.S. !!3 In NeL'IOnvWe aiiiiMln and 2 p.m. on weekends heg!Mlng Sunday through the end of 0~1oher. Two tr.aln rtdL'S wUI he lcatun.'ll, a25·mlle round·trip lhroup East Clayton, Diamond, HuydL'flvlllt• an~ to Lo~an and a shorter, 10 mUc round·trip to Diamond with a stop at the ~·or<..try MlL'<I.'Ilm on the cJUnpus of Hooking Technical (:olk>gc. There was no Immedia te n·· sponse from the governmen t, thr official said, During the tt'nse !KI minutes on the ground at Beh\11 Int~'rna tlonal Airport. the' hijackers - pressing • demands for fuel - lx'al up Initial cxtradit lon proceedi ngs for passen~ers. th fl'atem'<l to ~iliC'd Clarence ButCh<•r, 26, Chest('rhlll , thPm and blow up th<' aircraft. werl' h('!d early Friday morning In On(' of the •·c!caS<'d 1\rnrorlcans, Meigs County Common Pl eas Court .Janl' Porte! '. who L~ In her late 70!<, bclorr Judge:> Charles Knight . said: ·we wei"(' terrlflcd. Thrrr Butcher has be<'n In cu tody In the Wl'r(•fou•·or fi ve hljackrors but I am Meigs County .Ja II slnccSaturdnyon not ve1y sun' on the numtx•rs." · Another relrasro hostage . .10&'· a grand jury Indictment/ or the Octnbcr 191>1 burglmy of the ph in<' SiJbclla. al>;O in hrr late 70s, Richard Flck l"t'SldenC<'. Long sa id I he hijm·kers "forc<'d us to k<'Cp our hcuds down and hands covering Bottom . In cou11 Monday . Butcher ou1' faces. The;· k('pl 1-tinnin g back entered a plea or lnnoccnl to the burglary charge and a $'r.i00 bond und forth . It was sh«•r tc:>rror:· · wns set by ,Judge KnlRht'. BcfOI'<' takln!l off for Algiers. the Butcher was advlS~-'<l Friday by captain of (hi;' ulrcratt told th<' I hecour1 of a wan·on t issued a!(alnst control tdWer: •'•Thry (the hi · · him by !he West VIrginia State .takcers 1are lx'at lng the pa&<;engc•·s · Poi!('C for an armEd roiJix>ry In now and threa tcn lng to kill ·thr Parkersburit. A hearlngdaleof.July paSS('nfll' rs:· Initial extradition proceedings begin 2. 9 a.m ., has be<'n sch<><luled In Meigs County )X''Idlng an ali<'rpPt by West Vli'gtnia to procure extradition . Attorney Steven SIOI)' has be<'n appoint ed by the court to serve as counscl for Butrhrr. In ot her court matters. a hearing du tc of·June 19. 10:30 a.m .. has lx'l'n set In an artlon fil•'!l by the Ohio Dep;1rtment of H<'altha!winst Mary Young, Young's Nursing .Home, Pomeroy. ~rations at the lcrmlnallater this CHARLESTON, W.V. iUPii An Ohio truckln11 firm has canceled month, Henderson said. The chemical company con· Its coni racls wtth Union Carbide and tracted with Leascway for ti!P past plans to lay off about 64 drivers, say four year! to provide tractors and offici~ Is of tiiP chMltcal company. "full service" matntenanC!', lnclud· l..cascway Transportation, which .· 1 tng eteariers and mechanics, said has offiCes In . Ctevelan~ and Mike Llp!ICOmb, a swkesman at 1 Cincinnati , ~rates a truckl!!j! Union Carbide's SOuth Charleston terminal on Union Carbide property plant . just west of tht' chemical manutac· Leaseway also PI'O\Ikled drlvers turcr's Institute plant, said Dick for Union Carbide's tractors, and HPnderson. a Carbldt> spokesman. the nnn's contracts accou nted for The truckl!!j! firm has notified about 00 percmt of 1+Jnlon Car:blde's . Union Carbide that It wlll halt i .. makepa)!TTient sonl~rl:e.amountsof . lhdebJedni•ss: . .· . . . . Ratajc7.ak predlcis ihat f~ rm ·· prlc<'S will fall 2.1 (X' Iff nt more in Ma y. Coff<'C prlC<'s arC' going up beCause of a dam aging h '('(VLP in Brazil . analysts said. IA'ttuce and c<'le1y wr f"(' among the few other food products to Increase in price in May . 'Home State reopens under Hunter S&Ls By Unll<'d Pn."'' lnwmutlonal $.';:10 million in deposit s ha,·r lx~ ·n Some 7~.!ro depositors who hav(' · huzr•n tor marc: than th f('(' months. On May 21. deposl1ors· aln'"' to had theh· money frozen In Hom!' State Savings bank offices sine<' their mone.v fina lly Sl.'('med certain when the l~lslatUI"t' approved lh<• March~ will tx>abl<' to ll'mov!'th()S(', funds beginning toda y-If they so sale of Homt' Stale. deslrr . · And when It SI:'C'med assunxl that The savlnJ!' and loo n offices will glanl Chemlca t· Nrw York Corp., OC' opming tOday ..under · new would lx' ttl<' wlnn<'r , a long camr ownership. Home State closed after HuniC'r Savings AsS()Clation. a a 1\ln ondt•poslts predpll ated a state ·SUbsidiary or 1\m<'rlcan Financial Corp .. In ttl<' final hours to takl' the savinl!' and loan crisis. The ·crisis led Gov. Richard F. propc•rti('S U\\'a;o fi'Om the New York Cetestr to temporarily close the firm. , Hunt er ~1\ · ings, th(' subsid ia l")' or state's 6R other prlvut('IY insurro AFC. thC'n nnnoun cro on .Jun(' II it savi ngs and loons. All but a handful of thos<• thrift s woutd s('ll its !II Columbus branches m-r tully rropenro and partial to Amcr!Trust Corp: of CI!'Ve!and for $6.'n million. OCC<'S ' 10 fund s Is available for Ame1iTrust offic ials""' theywtll d!•positors of the eight that stili awa It ~out of I heir way to makc• roughly Federal &!vlngs and Loon Insu· 6,<XXl d!'poslturs in Crntra l Ohio h·l rant'\' C"orp. t"t'l'tlficates. as comfortable as possible• with lh<' But today, thC' focus Is on thr new bank. fOimt•r HomeSta te branches where ' cunmltrnenf br th<' scllools and b.V thP communllltes t~y II'I'VI:'," Waller said. "OIIli, ICbool and c;ommuntty ~~:'~cbs tllltMW durlnR the' past yc.>er til<' Trucking finri announces layoffs • to rebound . Price anai)·st Dorothea Otte or GEOrgia Statc University says gasoline prl~es incr:<>ased In May but therlscwas llkcly·antlcipatedbythe department 's scasonal adjustmenr process. .. Meat . prices keep . droppin~.... ;Que said .. ''Tht:'n'.are lower ff'('Jk , . prlces cbl!(ger twrds and more mcil1 .· . , comlngtomarkl.'t.'•Otteworkswlth the unl verslty•s price forecastinR project directed bv econom ist Donald Ratajczak. Food pri(.'('S dropped a full I perc<'nt at th<' wholesale rrvel in April and 0.2 pi'rC!'rlt al thl' relall leveL While good nC'Ws for consume1·s. Ihe Nos ion In prices Is !•spcclallv bad news for farmers. mahy of whom are d~J.X'ra!('IY tryl ~g tp . hauling. 1\velve truckers werr laid off last week. Lipscomb said thr other 52 will be termina ted when the coni ract ends. He said the .lobs of the cleaners and other employees a! the terminal should not be affE'Cted beCause Union Carbide wUI con· tlnue to usc the facility for Its other lululers. • Henderson said Union Carbide will usc other Kanawha Valley truckliiiJ operations to Oil the void left by Leascway's canc<'llatlon . ..... to tlr"Ov~. the brst II lblt ~IliOn In tll.'ir M• c.'liiiiiiiWiltles .•. 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