https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b9798de5f76554305c05bfc4e43a2051.pdf e37eb0b866e88523b451f5f2a2ef62fe PDF Text Text • Ohio-Point The Sunday Times-Sentinel 74 l\o1Qtorcycles 76 1979 XR 185. been rebuilt, excet11n1 condition, $600. Call 614·367·7606. ! ' 1978 H•rley Davidson su- l)erglide 13200. Coli 614· 379-2608 after 5pm. 1972 350 Honda Scrambler *460. Call 614·379·260B after 6pm . 19B6 Ho~da CRSO like new, J'Nike an ·otter. Call 614- 446-9412. Auto Parts & Accessories repl1cement ups end cars at 810 VJ W . Main St. in Pomeroy, Ohio. Basement Waterproofing. 614 -992·6778 or 304· BI:I2· 3581 evenings. · Tabor Upholalary. For reu- 1974 Nove for parts, $50. Phone 304·675-3168 . 78 d~WI . . Camping creto. Call 304·773· 5131 . 75 79 Motors Homes. & Campers Calll - - - -- - - - - - ' 1979 F- 260 Ford cemper ,19721MP Azlec 20ft. 165 special. 34.000 miles,"good · HP Mercruiser 10 (6 cyl . cond: , with Palimino tructC: ;Che"Jrolet engine) . Well camper 17,000 . Will trade maintained. all options . Call ~or motor home. Call 614- 266 · 6244 or 614 -' 266· 6613. 614·446-4406 after 6. : 1977 1 5 V2h. Star<:ratt tri.haul boat with trailer, no ·motor. EKcallant condition . :cau 614·992· 2143 or 614· 742-2289 after 6:00pm. 21 foot Aristocraft, inboard engine. good cond. 304· ·675·3354 or 675-4437. ' : 1967 15 foot. boat. 80 HP .motor and trailer, $800. 19.77 Rockwood motor home for sale. 20 foot . &cellen1 condition . Fully contained . S8500. Call614949 · 2~78 . 1978 Wilderness sleeps 6, self contained. like new. Call 614·446·3553. 304· 675· 7942. 76 replacement win· intulating, roofing, new and remodeling, con- Equipment and $7 , Call 614· 696· 122-7 . trailer, first $2500. · t14-256·1909 . 614·379·2859. D.1nd M. Contrectorl. Vinyl 8 foot insulated truck topper. Blue and white deluu, &2'00. Steel drums $5 . 21 h. Kayot Pontoon boat , : 60 HP Johnson motor . pholsterlng, free· .. tim•tll. Free pickup & delivery. Callt- -- •lding, 304-675·2B64. Boats and Motors for Sale Home Improvement• pickup -304-273-2811 ' XR200 dirt bike, exc cond, 81 Home l'mp.rovements 8 & D H 0 M E BASEMENT IMPROVEMENTS· · Re WATERPROOFING truck parta, G.M. 73 ~ ao placement wlndowe, alum . tenden , $69 ..' Ford 73-79 - Unconditional lifetime gua· soffit. 11inyl aiding, contlnu rantH . Local reference• fenders, $49'. Tailgatet. furniahed . frM ettlmetes. oua gutter-. fru utl,...tas. hood, rocker panels, doors, all work guarantHd. Call Coli collect 1-614-237· etc. available on most Pick'0488, dey or night. Roe-• evenings 304-671·2144. New 1980 Harley Davidson FLH Etectraglide Cla11ic. 3,000 Milet. two helmett, tour p•k. cover, $4800. Call 81 J .and l. lnttallation. Roofing, vinyl siding, storm doors end wtndowt. Free esti- ---:-- - - -- - CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Founh end Pine Golllpollo. Ohio Phone 614·446·3BB8 or 614·446·4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. R1. 1. Box 365, Galli· polio. CaN 614·367·0576. 83 Excavating RON 'S Tele"Jition Service. Houtecallton RCA. Quanr. - - - - - - - - GE. Specialing in - Zenith. Good· 1 EKcavatiny. base· Coll304-576-2398 or 614· menta, footers, drtvewayl, .446-2454. septic tanka, landtcaping . Call anylime 614 -448 · fatty Tree Trimming. stump 4637, James L. Davison, Jr. "emoval . Call 304·676· owner. 1331' Dozer Work land clearing. RINGLES'S SERVICE. OX· landscaping.. etc. Free ..u. perienced carpenter, electri· main Call 614·446·803B cian, · m11on, painter, roof- or 614·992·7119 anytime. (including hot tar applicallonl -304·675·2088. J.A.R. Conttruction · Co., or 676· 7368. Rutlond. Oh. 614·742· 2903. Baaementa, Footert, Rotary or cable tool drilling. Concrete work. Backhoe's. Most wells completed same DoJ:M & Ditcher, Dump day. Pump sales •nd servi· truckt. & water·gal·tewer· ceo. 304·896·3B02. electrical lines. Starks Tree and Lawn Service, stump removal. 304- 576-2010. B1 Borg-Warner, T· 10. 4 spd. trans ., $75. 5 Keystone modular wheels 1 J' in. with all lug nuts, like new. $100 . ESTIMATES. call 304·273· 9233, Ravenswood. W. Va . Coll614·446-1761 or 614· 3B8·9811 after 5PM . Call 614-388-99857. FOR SALE 62\Ucres 11/L ~yr. old. 3 bedroom, 2 bath house. Closed-in bldl porch, 30x30 ... ap, bam, tobacco bose, and PGJI!I. $79,900. Real Estate General S10 BUHL-MORION RD. BONNIE L•.STUTES SONNY GARNES. CATHY ClARK Realtor Realtor 446-2707 388 $SAVE$ SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms. 2 complete baths. dining room, living room and large re~ creation room. Located on 8 acres. large farm pond. Racine area. PLASTIC PIPE PRODUCTS 4" 4" 1" 1." 'HOME NATIONAL BAttK · "Frt~ Ptllmg" PH. 304-29 5-7845 W. Va. ' 10 acre •Willis T. Leadingham. Realtor, Ph. Home 44'6-~539 BEAUTIFUL HOME 30 acres - 15 till able approx . 300 sq. ft. hvm g space. Briar H1ll sto ne and cedar outside covering, 10 room s. 4 bed rooms, 3 baths, modern and fuly eq uipped kitchen, real bea m ceiling Ifrom Umon Central. Colum· bus) , 2 car garage, large screened in back porch with barbecue. Located in Gree n Twp. close to Gallipolis. l oi s more. Mu st see. Call now for appointment. HOME IN THE COUNTRY 7 room house wrth 3 or pos· Slbly 4 bedrooms. k1lchenwith bu1lt·ln cabinets. storm win· dows and doors. l ocated on ~ale h1ghway Pnced at $39,000. W1ll cons1der trade. Call for our appOintment now. #364 VACANT LOT CITY OF GAlliPOliS 40'x130' loi #65 located on Mad ison Ave., Gallipolis. All City utilities. Only $5.900. #629 #620 11/, ACRE WITH COUNTRY SETTING No ce and solid 2 bed room home located on state hcghway with no real close ne1ghbors. Rural water system plus dnlled and a dug well. Exira water tap fo r a mob1le home hookup. N1 ce restful area after a day's work . #574 LUXU~fOUS ~ounhy estate w1th 31ndlana slone fir eplaces, 1ncl ud mg one on a master SUIIe. 4 BR total, 21? baths. 11 2 acoes more or less. Just short dostance from Gall1pol1s. Thos custom built log home featur es nearly 37 00 sq. fl. of bea ulllu lly decora ted and w.ell plann ed hvm g. Stunnmg j1 v1ng and d1mng area with beautoful hardwood floors. The lo vely k1tchen IS fully eqUipp ed and des1gned for conven1ence. Central heating and a1r. Atta ched gaJage. Includes 5 room care t t~ ke r home. #610 • SOMEONE WANTS YOUR HOME AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO FIND THAT SOMEONE. CALL US!! FREE NATURAL GAS - 140 ACRES 10 miles from Gall1pol1 s - lois of Raccobn Creek fronta ge- approx. 60 acres tillable an d lobacco base . Nice 40 'x60' barn. 6 rooms. 3 BR home w1lh lree' nat uoa l gas to hea t your home m wmteF an d cook your lbod Lo1s of frUit trees. N1ce country setting . See lh1s one #419 ~pprox GREAT LOCATION FOR A NEW HOME Spring Valley SubdiVISIOn Tw o large lots. each lot IS 10l. Bxl7! 2. Ctty water. c1ty se wer, and natural gas are ava1lble. SpeC1allh1s week . Call now #41~ COUNTRY STYLE HOME In very_Eood cond111on Corner lot. approx . I '• acres level land. Meta l ba rn. 45'k45'. 8 room home, 3bedrooms. 2 bat h· rooms. approx. 1750 sq" II. ot liVIng sp·ace. mod. k1lchen. l1· replace, base men!, ruoal water system. Fam1iy type home close to grade school Phone now for appomtmenl. #633 ; OWNER WILL SELLI1N LAND CONTRACT Nice - like new home. 3 bedoooms; 1 acre mooe or less. Gal· llpolos. City Sc hool syst em, Green Grade School. Nice lands· caped 1ard . large bac ~ porch, large I1V11tg room w1th cathe· dral ceiling, 2 baths, storm door) and wmdows. City arod.spr· ing water. Stora ge bUi ldings. Must see lo appremte. Call now. . #573 OWNER FINANCING. HANDYMAN SPECIAL . Th1s week make us an offer. 8 room home 1n the Heatley Ad· dition to Bidwell. 4 bedroQrns. bu1ll·1n cabm8ts. db!: s/ssm k, shingle roof. wood or coal heater, apple trees. s1de porch. rural water s~stem. Call us now! 11622 . BHEVEL - ·Features lg, k~chen of quality handmade cabinets. 1~ baths. living room. lg room w/ Buck stove. Backyard is large with a lg. and an on top of ground pool to enjoy klts ot summer Wash1ngton School .District ' i6141 315-6740 Collect Calls 77 Capuchin monkey 78 Myself 1 Sandy waste 79 Defaced 7 Bartlett&, e.g. 81 AI- ISland 12 Miss Barton 82 Dispatched 17 Uoed Ia flavor beer 83 ~la/ned 21 Newspaper 84 Aclle 85 veSsel executive 87 Sailing vessels 22 R""""" In a shore 89 Climbing species 23 Enllclng woman of pepper 24 Hideous 90 Bogs down 25 Neon symbol· 26 Landed 92Wingllke 94 Ivy League 28 Masls 30 Alliance unlverSIIy 32 'Equally 95 Rest 96Noblemen 33 Vessel's curved planking 97Ao-• 99 Measure of weighl 35 Jump 37 Pert of 100 Emerald Isle fireplace: pl. 101 High cards 102 Belongs Ia thai 39 Arabian se!lf)Ort 15 ACRES more -or less in Spnngtield Townsh1p. Wooded. Mi· neral rights withe p1operty Onl1 $7200. SITTING IN 20 ACRES OF WOODLAND- Contempora;y home ieatunn~ aso~num w/oot tub wrappe<l by an open klrmalliving dtn1ng room w/atnum doors, mass1ve stone fireplace. A complete kitchen and a breaklast nook 2 ~ baths 3 . rooms w/ master suote, ~iding doors to apatio area. laundt'l mud room Unfinished 'baselll€flt 2 car garage. Vegetable garden and wart fruit rees. Shown by apjXllnlment. $85.000 - TARA ESTAIE~U· c£t>ures a large master r~m. breakfast nook. ll£t> .... uasement, OR FR. With d1~posal and ref.·f,,.,ler. Also has pool and clubhouse lege. · · REDUCED - 40'S -MODERN BI·LEVEL- 3 or 4 bed· room s. 16x32 swimming pool. City .schools. BUILDING LOT - Just 3miles trom Clly, Green FloooonOm• w/ pd . water tap. 135 ACRE FARM with 2 sto;y home, 3-4 bedrooms, OR. room. ul•lily room, bath, part patine land. part wooded . lor hunting. Garden spce, outbuildings. Call us, we will be sell th~ home to you. 40 Perform 41 Printer's measure 43 Slrlke 45 Spar of fore-and· afl sail 47 Toolonlc daily 48 Merrlmenl 49 Sedate 52 Falsifier 54 One or the other 56 Abyss 57 Conference · 59 Let fell 81 Irish parllamenl 62 Pedal dlglls 63 Compelent 84 Latin conjuncllon · 65 Hindu cymbals 67 Sea eagle 68 African river 69 Cenl: abbr. 71 Craffy 72 Distrlclln Germany 74 College officials 76 Slunled person on the 29 nominations. ·But the most pressiJ1g matter facing Congress Is the budget and bow to cut a significant chunk out of the more than $2:KI bi!Uon defldt. House and Senate negotiators -split over Pentagon ·spending and Soda! Security payments - briefly revived their stalled talkslastmonth before leaving for Independence Day but showed no sJgns of any real progress. Semite Republicans have continued to Jn.<;fst on a freeze on Social Security. cost-<Jf·llvlng Increases next year while the military ls given an Jnllatlon adjustment House Democrats have pushed for the opposite. ' In his weekly radio address Saturday. President woman 103 Ploy on words 105 Mine excavations 107 Behold! 109Cover 110 Church servia! 111 Conlests 1 13 Hll hard: slang 114 Uncouth person 115 Saint: abbr. 116 Linger 117 Olstanl 118 Stitch 120 Chinese dlslance measure 121 City In Nevada 122 Couple 123 Wife of Zoos 124 Portico 126 More beloved 128 Remain erect 130 Sows 132 Mllilary unil 134 Frock 135 Heallhy 136 A continent: abbr. 137 Checks 139 Fate 141 Babylonian daily 142 Native metal 143 Ancient PerSiar 145 Sourcao 147 Petitions 149 Experimental room: colloq. 152 Guido's low nOla 153 Unforeseen 155Wator157 Transported wllh delight 159 To remain 150 Tibetan priest 162 Apportion 184 European capital 165 Rented 168 Fallin dlops 169 Birds' homes 170 European 171'Gymnasllc feats DOWN 1 Lairs 2 Paradise 3 Yes: Sp. 4 Sched. abbr. 5 Cyllooer 6 AIIOfTIPtS 7 Jumble 8 Abstract being 9 Mountains of Europe 10 Harvests 11 Band of color 12 SymbGI for cesluro t3 Nickname for Lillian t4 Region • t5 Schoolbook 161re . 17 Tlnl 18 King of Bashan 19 tleposits 20 Method 27 High 29 Shrilly 31 Lack of: prefix 34 Annually 36 Parooneraled 38 HIMu guitars 40 Word of sorrow 42 Distance measure 44 Separate 46 Slender 48 Butter made in India 5i Prell.: down 53 Highway 55 Spanish article 56 Young horse 58 Longs for 60 Enlreaty 62 Shade 65 Sailor 68 Slslers 69 Sleeveless cloaks ' 70 Name 72 Goe5 by waler 73 Mends 75 Three-teed slolhs 76 Feels regret for 77 Surglcallhread 79 Shopping areas 80 Playthings 82 Performances by one actor 83 Milllary caps 84 Peeled 86 Siamese native 88 Grain 89 Brimless cap 90 Faslen~ 91 Implied 9~ Cornpensalion 95 Rernuneraled 1 Section , 1'0 Pages 25 Cent• A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper 1985 . Reagan continues fight for budget Passenge~ Train Derails...______,... ' ·CANADA 97 For fear lhal 98 Total 102 Fllamenl 104 Tableland• 106 Nlghl bird 107 Paths : 108 AromaS 110 Servanl 111 Amass 112 Brlslle 114 Breakfasl tood 116 Diminish 117 Frlghl MONT. WASH. • Elmira elroy Sandpoint • 121 Unusual 122 Wan 123 HectOiiler: abbr. 125 Hebrew prophet 127 Revised: abbr. ' N~wport 128 Auxiliary verb 1291ntractable person 130 Oar 131 Looks pryingly 133 Possessive Spokane • pronoun 136 Style of aulomobile 138 Slalk of grain 140 Repasls 143 Greek leHer 144 Lampreys 146 Falher 148 Barracuda ,J IDAHO . 0 miles " • 150 Encourage 151 Plots ofl~nd ·1ey3t")palr 154 ln. ng way 156 Succor 158 Type of cross 161 Roman 1001 163 Tensile slrenglh: abbr. 165 Compass point 167 Symbol for .tin charging the plan is not as fair for the middle class as bitted and could add significantly to the deficit . The public also may besourlngon the plan. A recent Washington Post.ABC poll showep only 12 percent of those questioned said they expecled a cut In their taxes under the plan. while three times as many satd they expected their taxes lo rise. The House Ways and Means and Senale Finance commit tees. which have been holding hearings on the plan since late May, hope to finish the bulkoftlla,twork tn July, beforeCongress begins a month-longsurruner recess In early Augusl. After the vacation, the Ways and Means Committee, led by Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl, D-IU., plans to tty to write Its own version of a tax reforrrt bill. Reagan attacked the Democratlc·led House for "phony deficit reductions" In Its budget plan and said the demand for a military spending freeze would deliver a "severe blow" to national security. Reagan last week Indicated he would try to end the deadlock by putting his campaign for tax reform on ice for the summer and concentrating on the budget. But whether that will help remains to be seen. With theHouseandSenatehavingtrouolemaklnganymore slgnlflcantspendtngcuts, talk of a taxlncreaseretuses to die on Capitol Hill. Reagan has vowedtovetoany tax hike. The prestdeilt's...tax refonn plan has come under attack In congressional beatings In the six weeks since ·he unveiled It. A growing number of critics · are "It was a straight shot, with just a ELMIRA,, Idaho (UPI) -At least slight curve on the approach (to the .__ _......__ ___,,..... 50 of 275 passengers were hurt when valley)," he said. I' an Amtrak passenger train roaring Herd said the cause of the al70mph through a mountain valley derailment was being Investigated In noftiiem Idaho jumped the track. by Amtrak. the Nattonal Transpor· There were no serlous Injuries. tation Safety Board and BurUngton Two locomotives, two baggage Northern. He declined to discuss cars and one coach of the 12-car detaUs. Empire Builder bound from Por· "These things usually take tland and Seattle to Chicago· awhlle. We should have a pretty completely overturned when they ' good Idea of what hapPened In a left thetracks al'2: 13 a.m. Sunday. couple of days," he said. Amtrak said Burlington Northern Barbara Da1(ts, the owner of the crews. hoped to have the track store In Elmira, a commun· general repaired at the derailment site 80 ity_ of 200 people, said. "We slept miles northeast of Spokane, Wash., . right through It, and we were 150 by 9 a.m. EDT. yards away. We woke up when we "It was messy," Amtrak spokes· heard the emergency vehicles. man AI1 Lloyd satd of lhe derail· "I understand there was a trucker ment. He said that only one of two going by just as the train was going cars left upright was still on the off the tracks and he stopped at the tracks. while . others landed at firSt housew!tha phone and called It various angles to the ground. In," Davis said. · Even though one rail section DeputyGayWaldenoftheBonner lammed through the bottom of one County Sheriff's Office said emer· car. the most serious Injury was a gency personnel from · as far as broken collarbone. Lloyd said. Of 50 passengers treated for N~rt, wash., and Troy, Mont., responded ' to the accident in the . Injuries at local hospitals, eight were admitted lor treatment of Selkirk mountain range, less than IOOmilesfrom the Canadian border. broken bones and bruises, said "We had ambulances come in ·Amtrak spokesman Bruce Herd In from everywhere to help us," Washington, D.C. Walden said. "We have a lot of "Most of these people are In lor minor injuries, broken limbs, back observation," said Betty J o Wood. a problems." nursing supervtsdr at Bonner Gen· era! Hospital In nearby Sandpob)t, · Brad Dunbar, an NTSB spokes· ~""':fi;D~i.~;i:i;'ENj~'A;:A;;;b:;:k':::::;;:;::"~:;;;'b:;:;d' · TRAIN DERAILMENT- An Amtrak passenger ITaln man in the nation's capital, said the Idaho. Portland and Sealtle to ChlcaP deraDed ID the mountains of northem agency dispatched a railroad safety The rest of the passengers were specialist from Ul5 Angeles to the Idaho early Sunday, Injuring as many a.~ iill or the Z'15 passenge"' bused to Spokane where they were aboanl, o~lals said. (l!fl). put up by Amtrak al the city's scene. Dunbar said the train was newest hotel. • operating on track owned by Although the train was going 70 Burlington Northern which ern· mph, the stralghl, flat grade was ploys the train's engineer, fireman rated .for 79 mph at the time of the and conductor. accident. Lloyd satd. 119 PrOmise 49 Muscular contraction 50 Article of furniture 8, Amtrak when Amtrak leaves tracks ACROSS Pap 18 enttne y at 50 injured SUNDAY PUZZLER Ask Yourself This Question-Then List With Us · • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Monday. July WASHINGTON (UPI) -Congress returns from its week-long Fourth of July recess today to tty to break . the deadlock over the 1!1!6 budget and plow through tax reform hearings. . Other matters facing lawmakers· include anti· apartheid legislation and a move by cOnservative Sl'na tors to block presidential nominations to 29 State Department positions, Including Thomas Pickering to be ambassador to Israel and Johil Whitehead to be deputy secretary of state. The conservatives, led by S¢n. Jesse Helms, R-N.C .. oblect to what they view as a· recent "ldeplogical purge'' of conservatives from State Department iX'Sts. They w311t six conservative diplomats given new or continuing jobs and In the meantime have pula "hold" BURDEnE Realtor WHY SEnLE FOR TELLING THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL THE WHOLE WORLD? See..,.. ' LDERS has been subdi· ·acre - . Budget, tax ·refonn remain problems Sewer .............$3.70 Ell ...................$1.00 160# Water ...... J9< Gas Pipe............. II< Mintral 130 ACRES 1 mile from Ohio Features huge dutch bam, excellent lake site, land, pature and woods. 1 Owner says"MAKE OFFER ON PART". Priced to sell as excellent Vol.35. No.5B Copyrighted 1985 MONTGOMERY REALTY 446..A206 446-4206 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FARM OR INVESTMENT & BUILDING LOTS can ' · Annual golf outing • e· Real Estate General Real Estate STUTES. Real Estate General W~nela•np· Jam" Boyt Water Service. Alao· pools filled: Call 614· 2116· 1141 in 814-448· 1175 or 614·446:79t 1. POIIEAOY- 2 nice building lots on Wright St. Water & II se,wer. $4,000.00 each. ACRES- $6,000 on Spr· ;;iNCiSiti.G "EXCEllENT fl. 111 I AVAILABlE" .REAL ESTATE Starleue Pap I SIIIIJ)' . . . . . . . Real Estate General " BasebaD I'Oundup • ~---~-~-~-----...jsE aervloe. Authorlnd Singer Saln • Service Sh1rpen Scluora. Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 614-892·22B4. ~tes. sold individually, leax water obtainable, priced klw, jXJ~ble excellent terms. This is an excellent buy for either farm or development Home Improvements Marcum Roofing & Spouting . Now _installing rubber roofs . 30 years 8)Cperience, specializing in built up roof. ..,........ WANT ADS bring Vacation Money SE9viNG Machine repatre. M. L. Coulter, backhoe and dump truck servlca. FREE Servi ces Auto Parts & Accessories 811 • General Hauling Electrical & Refrigeration Plumbing & Heating rootoo. Cell 814·992·2772. ing 84 7 1985 W.Va. .;:..,_ _. WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Presi· ably Islamic fundamentalists loyal deni Reagan, b<ick to work after the #to Iran - and bring the American Fourth of July lull. returns this week onlealln that war-ravaged country to lssues close to home while dogged loa close. Closer to home. the specter of$~ by the unsettled· aftermath of the hostage crlsls In Lebanon and a tide billlon•pluS deficits and the chal· lenge of overhauling the federal tax of terrorism abroad. In the midst of lobbying for dellcil code are among the other issues on reduction and tax reform, tough Reagan's mind· between now and questions raised by the hijacking of mid-August, when official Washing· Trans World Airlines Flight 847 nag ton enters its annual summer Reagan and histopnationalsecurity snooze. Bolh problems will be addressed advisers. in the week, when Reagan early Although he emerged from tile consults Republican congressional episode with his political standing enhanced, the uncerlainpllghtofthe leaders at the White.House ori their sev.en kltlJiapped Americans stjllln hopes aud goals for the next few Lebanon. whether to seek retribu· weeks . First and foremost on their tlon against the hijackers of TWA Flight 847 and ' how to combal agenda ts passage of congressional terrorism were questions left unre~ package of spending cutsJD reduce solved by what the White House the deficit by $50 billion or more In an considered to he the successful the next three years uooertaking that neared · !allure outcome of the hostage crlsts. Reagan planned to use a speech before the Independence Day recess today to members of the American and still appears fragile. Wilh the House and Senate Bar Association 10 reaffinn his on the extent to which the divided bang· tough policy toward terror ism and underscore his determination to Pentagon and Social Security benellciarles should hear pari of the enllst U.S. allies in a concerted light burden for fiscal restraint. Reagan against it. • Later In tile week, he will hear a opened fire over the weekend with a warning that huge deflctts are first-hand reporl on the allies' reactions ftom Vice President "threalenlng to destroy the eco· George Bush, who ts back from a nomic progress we've made." The administration campaign lor tour of European capllals. · tax reform remains on a longer In the coming weeks. Bush will track. The official onset of summer has led Reagan to scale back hls spearhead a government-wide retravel schedule. Only after Labor view of how the U.S. !'lsture against Da y ls he expected to resmne acrlve lerrorlsm can he strengthened. In on-the· road campaigning fo,r his tax the meantime, officials continue plan, In hopes of persuading . looltingfor ways to brlng pressure to Congress lo act before Ihe end of the bear on thOO!' still holding Ameli· year. cans captive in Lebanon- presum· Alleged assault leaves man in poor cond~tion Geranl and Meigs County S~f Howard Frank spent Sunday local· Ing and speaking to others who attended the party. Gerard said the Investigation is continuing and oootherll}fonnatlon will he released until all witnesses have been contacled and st;ltements obtained. Anyone present at. the party that has not yet been contacted by authorities ls asked to ge\ In touch with the sherlffs department Immediately. Rosebaum's condition as · of Sunday afternoon was lls.ted by the hospital as poor· but not critical .' A family member reported that Rosenbaum underwent surgery early Sunday. A 27-year-<Jid Pomeroy man ls listed. In poor condition In the Intensive care unit at Grant Hospital, Columbus, following an alleged ~ssault while attending a · party early Sunday morning. In· jured wasDoug!asA. Rosenbaum of Hysell Run Rd. near Rutland. According to a report from Paul · A Gallipolis man is listed In fair noon on Ohio 124. The patrol satd cars drlven by Gerard. Investigator for Meigs condition at Holzer Medical Center Janet L. Nakamoto, <15. of Rutland, County Prosecuting Attorney Rick loi~Q¥o'lng a two·vehlcle collision and Jesse Roark, 48, of Lancaster, Crow. Rosenbaum suffered a head Sunday morning on Meigs County westbound on 124, when Roark Injury while attending a party at the were 16. Joanle Wears residence. Rt 2, Rocky L. Rece. 25, ol139 Garfield reportedly started to go around Ave., Gallipolis. was tr~aled at Nakamqto as she slowed for a right · Pomeroy. Rosenbaum was trans· tum. Troopers satd a westbound ported by RutlaooEMS to Veterans Veterans Memorial Hospital for a car. operated by David B. Cundiff, Memorlal Hospttalliefore 1::1Ja.m. broken leg, culs, scrapes and 19, of Rt. I, Racine, was apparently and subsequentlY transferred to bruises, before being I ranslerred to unable to · stop and slruck both Grant Hospital In Columbus via Holzer. according ·to hospital vehicle from behind. Llfelllght. officials. Roark's car sustained heavy The Gallla-Melgs post of the State damage In the 1:15 p.m. Incident, Highway Patrol said a cor driven by both Cundiff and Nakamoto's while DavidW. Withrow, 21.0rShade,was southbound In a curve on 16. around vehicles sustained moderate dam· • WILLIAMSTOWN, W.Va. (UPI) elght·tenthS of a mile north of Ohio . 'age, troopers said. Cundiff was 124, when a motorcyt:le Rece was . charged with failure to stop In an - The WUfu~Fr~Stown br!~ across the Ohio River was cloeed for 3~ !J11er&tlng appaJtDtlY went left of assured cle,ar distance. hours during the weekend while A Pomeroy man W<IS charged center and slruel the ~ frOnt of authorltles trled to persuade a with failure to stop following an Wlthrow:C:' vehicle. , • Marietta, Ohio, man not to lump. accident ·after a s!ngie.car accident Rece' . motorcycle sustained The Incident began around 7 p.m. Sunday afternoon on Ohio 118. heavy and Withrow's car , Ray Scarborough, Saturday when T!oopers saklAieJianderMay. 71, Ught clafT\Ilge In the 8: 24 a.m. 27, cUmbed to the top ol the bridge of Hysell Run Road, was westbound accident, troopers said. Rece was and threatened to commit suicide on 338, when he apparentlY went off cited by the patrol with driving left of (pllowtg a domestic dllpute. the tight side '!I lie road. stnlek a . center and no driver's license. Ofticlals from the Wood County sign and continued Into a field. May No tnjurtes were reported In a Sheriff's Department, the William· (Continued on page 101 · t~ar collision Sunday after· Motorcyclist hurt ·in Meigs accident· A_FFORDABLE - 3 bedroom, utilily room. living room. i k~c hen, stove. ref . 2 car garae..above ground pool. new satellite dosh. large outbuoldong trl. ~~ w1lh water and septic lot is enough to buold several houses on. The price ... call .. Owners wolling to help with the financing. 929 4TH. AVf.. - Convemence of town but 1n a quiet neighbor· hood, 2 bedrooms, LR, FR. eat-on k1tchen. bath w1th old fash~n 111 room, large lot with room for a garden Asking ' ' >Jil,UIL\J.LOU GREEN ACRES - Oean 3 bedr"\'m. modern kitchen and d1ning room comb. w/~1dong doors ~ad1ng to large fenced in yard. livmg room, bath. laundt'l room. ~ngte car garage. Garden space and grape arbor. Coty schools. Gas heat All conditioning ·CIIy schools. Pr~ed $40. • . , RUSTIC LOG CABIN- 4 bedrooms, great room w/ woodhumer. Back deck. lg. lot part~ally wooded . City schools. :-(ORGES CREEK RD. -:-Three bedroom home, large livong •on1fy room comblnat1on, new stone tireplace with fan ,.,ge wooded lot with plenty- of trees. room lor a garden: Two car unaltached garage. Asking price, $44,500. Potential jumper closes span HENKLE AVENU£ -Live in tfie c1ty with a.o;ountry atmos· phere. Approx . 2.,300 sq. tt. ot living spce with LR ktchen w1th appliances, 2 family rooms, 3-4 bedrooms balhs laundry rooms, finished basement wilh flrelace · hobby · room. workshop and screened in porch .. 9 acrelot with garden, frUit tre~ and grape arbor. Central aor. gas heat.. at· he fan, storm wondows. Walking distance to oily schools You musl see thts one to appreciate 11. Priced low 50s. ·• ·2 A·FIIAME HOllE ON .65 ACRE LOT- 3bedrooms I\\ balh iov· ~~· kitchen, utility room, ~ jJasement unfi~ished. Price @1M5 Unlllld Fllture Syndkolte . I I ~. . J. ' '" ' ,. stown !'llice and volunteer fire departments, Vienna . Volunteer Fire Department. the state Depart· ment of Natural Resources and the Marietta City Pollee Department were at the scene. Assistant . State Fire Marshall Denny Huggins, SCarbcirough's sis· ter and parents and several friends helped persuade him not to jump. Scarborough's father later was taken to Marlet1a Memorial Hospl· tal complaining of chest pains. I REl'URNS TO WHITE HOUSE - President and Mrs. Reapn re&um to the Willie HOU!le Sunday after a long weekend at Camp David. The Prelldent helpil Nancy gain oontrol of their dog Lucky 1181hey exit Marine One on the south lawn. (UPI). ( ,"". �Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Commentary l;'·he Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE IIIEIGS·!IIASON AREA ~~ . . . rsm~ ~L.,._.....,-j ~=·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor ' ' ' BOBHOEFUCH General Mal)ager LETTERS OF OPINION arE> welcome. They should be less than 300 words long . All letters are subject to edltl~g and musl be s\11;n.ed with namt>, add r ess and telephOne. number , No unsigned IE>Iters wil l be published . Letters shou ld be In good taste, addressing l5i.sues, no) personall nes. · . Getting back at Tom Van Meter Selective Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Monday. July 8, 19136 ( retribution_.:_ · ~--·· ___n_o_n_Gr.....;..;..aff Washington is moving swiftly, as well It should, to avenge tbe four Marini's gunned down In E l Salvador. The FBI IS reportedly lnvolwed, boUlln the investigation and In the training of a special unit of the Salvadoran police assigned to track down the leftist rebels res)ionslble for the June 19 killings . There is also unexpected progress in the four-year-<>ld murders of two American agricultural advisers who were assisting the Salvadoran land reform program. New · witnesses, Including an American colonel and his wife. have come forward to finger a Salvadoran army officer as the master'Jnind of the public ex..cutlon o!tll!' twojn the coff..e shop of San .S alvador's church's assistance in the calami: . ties of the spreading clvU w~r. A smaU woman, several m<intbs pregnant at the time, she was hardly a heroic figure. But sbe left a !astlng Impression · of immense courage In the face of great danger. of Salvadoran violence. ' To go back to the murdered Patrtcla Cuellar. A U.S.. citizen who had' b..en Martnes for a mlnuu~,. chances of working In refugee programs-of tbe catching up with tbelr ldllers are Salvadoran Roman Catholic not very good. Members of one of Church, she has not b..en seen since the smallest and mosi ""treme she was arrested on July 28, lffi2. I groups in tbe rebel aUiance, th<'y had met her two years earlier on have, In all probabfllty, disapmy first visit to Ei Salvador. Sbe peared Into the mountains by now, was then secretary of Socorro beyond reacH of even the FBI's best Jurldlco, tbe legal aid office of San tracking l'fforts. Prospeets of justice eventually Salvador archbishopric. Shortly. before, pollee had raided the office, being done in . the cas!' of the seizing case records of thousands of . murdered American agricultural Salvadorans who had· souQht the advisers would appear to be Sheraton Hotel. All good news as far as It goes. But that, as far as I am Concerned, Is no\ far enough. One n.ame Is conspicuously missing In thls pursuit of justice for Ameriean victlms 4 lot of people around the Statehouse have waited ~long time for a . chance to get ba~k at Tom Van MPter. Last w..ek they had tbel~ opportlffilty, and they took.advantage of lt. State Rep. Thomas A. Van ~eter, R·Ashland, was rebuffed In his attempt to get back Into the Ohio Senate and thesameseathehadoccupled for 10 years before leaviilg In t!R! to nm for governor: For much of his Senate career, Van · Meter was a hard-bitten · conservative wbo played the political game .like a war: get attacked and you fight back twice as hard. He had little use for tbe niceties of back-scratching compromise that prevail In the clubby Senate. He left a battlefield Uttered with hard feelings as be climbed to the position of president pro tempore In 1981 with the aid of conservative senators he had recruited and helped win. Tom Van Meter got Into tbe leadership of the Senate because he was one of tbe few members willing to work hard enough and put In tbe hours to get A considerably better. Tbe Ameiican Embassy has been Instrumental In producing ,the new . wltn~ssed · against the lmpllcated Salvadoran officer. There Is a promising -precedent. The embassy was also heavUy and successfully Involved In seeking justice for the four American churchwomen murdered In 1980. In El Salvador In February 1984, I was told by an · authoritative embassy source that the Intense Am<:rican pressure on Salvadoran authorities to find and convict the churchwomen's killers would pro- • duce results by May at the latest. He could not have been more on target. " Five Salvadoran guards- men were tried, convicted and sentenced in a tWo-day trial notable . for the judge's opening statement that since tbe defendants were obviously guilty, that's how the jury would find them. I also asked In February 1984 about Patricia Cuellar. The case was still open, the source said, but nothing new. · The latest reports prompted me to telephone the State Departml'nt's El Salvador desk with the same question. I got the same an~wer. I don' t .know why Information on Patricia Cuellar should 'be · so difficult to come by. . 'she was arrested by uniformed soldiers. Arnry and . security personnel In possession of her keys later searched her home. Sorileone In authority somewhere must know something. There is, to be sure, an important difference between her case and the others in question. The churchwomen became a national cause, with Congress conditioning aid to tbe Salvadoran government on the pursuit and punishment of thelr killers. The slaying of tbe Marines · Is a direct challenge to the American government. The agricultura:l advisers had an AFL-CIO th~e. What it got hlm, In the end, was rejection, which only shows that you can't go back. A majority of the 17-member Senate Republican caucus, upon recommendation of Its leadership, decided to seat Richard B. Schafrath, a popular former pro football player, In the 19th District seat representing Ashland, Richland, Wayne and Knox counties. · It was a situation dripping with trony. Van Meter, despite making enemies with more moderate senators, had almost slngle-handedly brought the Republicans into power In the Senate . In the 191lls. He recruited the candidates that toppled the Democrats In 1~ and developed the textbook for winning Senate seats that enabled the GOP to recapture the chamber In 1984. His eye still on statewide office, heshowedupln tbeOhloHousethisyear, rebounding from a poor showing the In lffi2 gubernatorial primary. Though accused of some Initial behind-the-scenes meddling, Van ~ter has undergone a remarkable metamorphosis both In appearanc and temperament: he lost 40 pouods, got a gentleman's haircut and a tan. He also s)Jed his hatchetman Image for a more diplomatic one. "He's acted real good," attested House Minority Leader Corwin M. Nixon, R-Lebanon, not a member of tbe Van Meter fan club. Letters to editor Equipment too noisy their equipment In our local reasons. '6ne - to express my parades. However, 1 question the dissatisfaction over tbe extreme sensibility of any action which noise generated by emerge~cy causes fear and trembling In many equipment during parades. Se- small children along the route (who condly, am I the orlly~ne who feels Is t~e parade for anyway?), and assaulting the ears of everyone with this way? The July 4th Parade In Middlenoise far above the normal decibel . level. port had a number of emergency Again, I'm not down on Emervehicles in Its ranks. The stren and rorn operators from several ol gency Squads. They are dedicated them seemed to be having a "battle people who voluntarily give of tbelr of the sirens," seeing who could time and talent for the benefit of othe~s. I Salute Them! Perhaps blow the loudest and tbe longest. Don't misunderstand me--l have they aren't aware of· the noise level great admiration and apprecia- they generate. Maybe I'm the only tion for the Emergency Squads of one who objects. Am I in the our area. They are an invaluable minority? - Karyn Davis, 629 N. asset to all residents, I have no 2nd Ave., Middleport, Ohio 45700. obj..ctlon to them "showing off" I am wri.tlng this letter for two Wants CBN channel I am upset! In fact, I'm hurt. Last February, I called my local cable station to ask how I might go about getting them to consider adding a Christian network when they increased and upgraded their system. I was told to circulate peLitions to give the m an Idea of how many people were of ·the same opinion. I organized a group and followed through w ith the suggestion. I was deeply hurt when the cable company announced its ctecision on the new channels - no Christian · channel was mentioned . Fourteen channels have b..en decided and one Is still open. My husband can turn on tbe TV at any time and have a choice of sports, news, movies , and game shows. I would Ilk!' thl' same choice in havi·ng an Inspirational channel available when I have time to enjoy TV. . The Christian Broadcasting Network has become a family station with very little Bible teaching or Gospel programming. To meet • these needs, the Inspirational Network has expanded Its facflltles and are now able to offer FREE programming In our cable station. FREE CHRISTIAN TV and we are not allowed to have it. It my cable station can turn down free programming, maybe they do not need a r aise ... or look at it this way .... If the cable company would use the service of free programming on the one open . channel, perhaps they could save enough money to give their employ..es a raise! Now don't think that I'm against my cable company. I am thankful for their service and believe tbe rate increase is very small. My point is that we need ·a Cllrlstian channel. !1 you agree, please call me at 304-773·5166 after 5 p.m. and help with this new phase of petitions and phone calls. I need to bear from everyone - youth leaders, youth groups, pastors, senior cltlens ·shut-ins, !'tc. One youth ' has lsO names that are in agreement. Betty Rawlings, Rt. 1, Box 52, Mason, W.Va. 25200. • Channel would help husband Friends, please call our local cab!!' company and ask them to giv<' my wife and her committee of ladleo; their Christian TV channel. My house .IS their meeting place, my phone Is always In use, and my borne ll!e Is a three-ring CII'CIJS, ·I !1 the cable company would give them this channel, my life would return to normal and I could once again enjoy · my favorite cable show. - Richard RawUngs, Rt. 1, Box 52, Mason, W.Va. 25281. ' • connection. Unrest lack Anderson & Dale VanAtta W AS!flNGTON - Not In many · -- whl~h has hadl virtual wer for monopoly of political years have re\atlons between the more than 50 years. ~ U.S. and Mexican governments But the Mexican I rs were been as cool as they are today worried about the violence 'that was Ironically, this estrangement sure to erupt If PAN's candidates comes at a time when economic would have had nothing to worry and cultural ties between the about. But disturbances have American and Mexican peoples are £loser than ever. broken oui In recent years when vote fraud had b..en too obvious. A fundamenta l trouble seems to According to a top-secret U.S. be tjlat U.S. and Mexican leaders Intelligence report on de Ia Mad slmply don't understand each rid's strat<;gY meeting, one of tbe other. No more startling proof of this could be imagined than tbe two Cabinet ministers made an astonishing suggestion: Perhaps private conversation Mex ican the restive northern states would President Miguel de Ia Madrid had with two of his lop aides late last secede from Mexico and join the year. United . States. Far from being They weren't discussing U.S.pooh-poohed, this off-the-wall sceMexican relations-·diJtectiy. The nario was seconded by de Ia subject was ti1e upcoming Mexican • Madrid, who said the Unlied States would certainly acquiesce In the midterm elections (held Sunday) in which the opposition National annexation of tbe breakway MexiAction Part - or PAN - was can states. This snatch of high-level converexpected to ""n two or three of seven governorships at stake in sation may strike Americans as northern Mexico. The president totally divorced from rE>ality, but and his aides were discussing tbe that's beside the point . What , usual steps that could be taken to matters is that, aimosJ a century steal tbe el..ction for their Institu- and a half after the U.S. war with tional Revolutionary Party - PRJ Mexico and tbe annexation of Texas, .New Mexico, Arizona and Callforni<l, responsible Mexican leaders are stU! paranoid about the possibility of a Yank..e conquest. Gen. Black Jack Pershing's punitive expedition 400 miles into Mexico In 1916 may be ancient history to us, but It !eems like only yesterday to Mexicans. · But if. the Mexicans ar~ still nursing psychic wounds over longago grievances, there's a certain convenient amnesia on this side of the Rio Grande. In fact , one Qf tbe big difficulties irt U.S.-Mexican relations (and In U.S.-Nicaraguan relations, for that matter) Is the insensitivity of American officials to our Latin neighbors' fear of Yankee aggression, which to them are solidly founded in history. The State Department, at least: has long been aware of both the difficulties between tbe United States and Mexico and the importance of trying to erase them. "Th!'re (arP) forces so powerful that thl· combined efforts of leaders here and in Mexico c~n only influence them at tbe margin, " a secret d~partment report' states. Vacation contract "I must· give her 24 hours' notice l'ou have heard about marriage contracts being negotiated, but I'll. on bouse guests," C.C. told me. "We've drawn up a list of house bet you never heard aka "vacation guests wh ve to be agreed upon contract." Neither had I until the by bot parties. They include Gulls showed ·me the one they drew friend (our children, relatives, ' up before coming to the Cape. includ g teenage nieces and ne"In the past we have had big phews, Cousins, ln·laws and people _fights about our summer," C.C. we haven' t seen In five years who Gull told me. "So this year we just found our we have a house on decided to draw up a contract and the Cape. Martha's mother may spell ever)'thing out." only stay for one week or seven ·He showed me a legal document .days, whichever is the greater. My that -had b..en witnessed by a mother can staY for a similar notary. "It says here that 1 don't period of time, but Martha has the have to go to any cocktail parties on option, if it gets to be too much lor the Cape where the men wear green her, ~f laking off and vlsltlng a blazers and white slacks with friend on Long Island." ' . shales on them.'' " In exchange for that, " Martha Gull said. "i don't have to clean any Mariha picked up tbe document. fish that C.C. catches." "Article nine refers to missing "Artie!!' four states that no clothing and other objects such as workmen or decorators will be sneakers, tennis rackets, boat and allowed in the house while I am on . (ishlng gear and any other vacation vacation," Gull said. "And further- paraphernalia that G.C. has mismore, the kid who c uts tbe lawn placed. I am no longer respOnsible may not start his mower beforelO for finding any of the above named o'clock in the morning or while I'm things. nor will I be held accountataking a nap." ble because said objects were lost.'' "I demanded article seven," "I agreed to the' cllluse on the Martha said. "C.C. may not come condition that she takes care of the home from a tennis game and tell kids on rainy days," C.C. said. me what a WQJlderful woman "But he has to take them to the player he had for a partner.'' library.'' ' "!gave her that one," C.C. said, " Article ten was tbe one we had "on tbe condition she wouldn't tbe biggest row about," C.C. said. make me drive Into town lor a "Jt has to do with our sailboat. pound of butter just as I was ready Martha wanted ~ clause stating · to leave for the oourt." that sbe no longer has to set' foot on Martha said. "Tell him about my sailboat, or any friend's amendment six." sailboat, for the entire summer. I By GERRY IIIONIGAN UPIIIparCa WJ'Mao - For Montreal ExPos reliever Floyd Youmans, s,lndiywasalong, cruel roller coastr ride. When it · tlnaJly stopped, !he yaung right· . bander had his 1rat lnlljor-leaglle vil!(ory - and a'tlcket back to the minors. BeforeSunda sgameagalnstihe Astros - whlc lasted 191nnlngs Youmanswlis Ormedbewouldbe sent back to ilnapolls, the Expos American latlon affiliate, at. Its cornplet~ to make room on Montreal's ter for Bill Gullickson, due to come off the 21-day disabled list, nin(liM!ngs at Houston, the After . I scorewastl"d2-2,and~athon was on. -1- ,. · · By the Fth Inning, Expos manager BuCk Rodgers had gone through lour pitchers, and Yournans was pressed Into service. The Ell)lOS scoredarun1n the 18th to take a 3-2 lead, but Yownans gave up a run in the bottom ·of tbe IDning for a 3-3 tie. Mercllully, Montreal scored three runs In the 19th, and Yournans recorded the final threeouts to seal a 6-3 vtctory, giving him a1.0 record In the blg leagues. 1 • Rodgers was ecsljltlc With the work of his buUpet{, particularly since ace reliever .Ji!ff ReardOil Is out of action with a lender elbow. An error by linjl baseman Enos Cabell on AI Newman's bunt In the ·· 19th inning allowfd Vanee Law to score from third giving the Expos their v(ctory. Montreal catcher Sal Bu ra was the only non-pitcher not In the game. base; w led off With a • In the 19th, single to right ff Ron Mathis, 34. "i Andre Dawso singled to center, moving Law nd. Wlthoneout, H11ble Brooks fly o11t to right sent ·· Law to . With both runners movlng1 n bunted down the third base e and Denny Walling threw to ~II, wbo dropped the ball. . . Montre added two more runs whenM~t Websterwalkedtoload !hi! ba and Mike Fitzgerald . . "Tbe problems of illegal lmml- . grants, narcotics and social Inequality are forces of this magnitude. These problems will be important to us: Mexican and American societies are ·becoming Interwoven to the point ot symbiosis." The State Department's concern over Mexico and its seeminglY insurmountable problems Is shared in a frightening way by tbe Pentagon. The Defepse Intelligence Agency has actuali~. made a secret study of how many Army divisions it would take to seal off tbe 1,933-mlle border with Mexico to stop an expected deluge of panlc·stricken refugees is case of revolution or widespread violence. Footnote: Reagan administration officials don't want to talk about Mexico's problems. Repeated requests for Interviews were r!'jected, and a respected priyate group, the Center for International Security, had to cancel a seminar on the subject because no admlnls·tration official would agree to take part in ~ public discussion. v CLEVELAND (UPI) - hits are finally coming for the Cleveland Indians' designated hitter. Billaledtori&bt,~DaWIOIIand Newman. . ~here. ChlcaiOdefeatiCISan "Bobby Bonds '(Indians hitting coach) said I was waiting too Icing to pick up the ball,'.' said Thornton; wbo drove In two runs with a patr of singles Sunday In tbe Indians 10.3 victory over the Chicago White Sol!. Franc:l8co 6-5, San 01110 defeated Plttaburlh 3-(), Clnclnnltl defeated Phlladelpbla 3-2, New York defeated 'Atlanta ~ and S-5 In a double-header, and St. LoulJ defeated 1.01 Angeles 7-1. Cab18.GIIIIIIal At Chicago, Leon Durham hit two borne runs Including a solo shot In a three-run sixth Inning, to power the Cubs over the Giants. Tbe victory went to reliever WalTEil Brusstar, 2-1. l'adrea 3, Plraies 0 At PittsbUrgh, LaMarr Hoyt pitched a six-hitter for his ninth consecutiVe victory and ' Tim Flannery hit a two-run d!lllble to lead Sal! Diego. Hoyt, ll-4, walked none and struck out two In notching his third shutout. RlckReusCbel, 7-2, lc6t for the first t!me II! his' last five decisions. Thornton singled home Julio Franco In the Hrst Inning to give the Indians a 1-0 nothing lead. Brett Butler trlppled and scored on Franco's Infield out for a 2.0 Trtbe lead In the third. Afier !be White Sox chased Cleveland rookie · starter Ramon Romero, Wbo IS making his first major league start, In tbeslxth With · a two-run, two-out bases-loaded single by L'Uis Salazar, the bottom three In the Indlansbattingordergot things going In the seventh against Chicago starter and loser Tim · LOllar, 3-5. . Mel& 4-8, Braves N At Auanta, the Mets' sweep' gave !bern six straight victories, while the BraVes have lc6t!lvestralght.Inthe first game, Sid Fernandez and Roger McDowell combined on a three-hitter, and Zane Smith !ell to 5-5. JJi the nightcap, a six-run sixth made a winner of Ron Darling, 8-2. , CardlnalB 7, Dodgers I At St. Louis, WIUle McGee, Terry Pendleton and Ozzie Smith each banged out three hits to stake John Tudot to his seventh consecUtive victory. Los Angeles'conunlttedflve errors and leads the NL with 87 on !be season. Tudor, 9-7, last lost May 29. REDS WIN - Cincinnati Reds' manager Pete RAise smiles at lite end ol the game as he greets players on lhe Deld In Philadelphia Sunday aflerthelr loth 'Inning 3-2 victory over the l'lllls. Reds' Cesar Wins French event PHILADELPHIA (UPt) -Cesar Cedeno has been forced to search for a new bat, but he isn't complaining. Cedeno. broke his bat on tbe first pitch by reliever KentTekulve In the lOth Inning Sunday, but It was good enough for his third homer of the year and thE' winning run as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phlllles 3-2. It was also Cedeno's third gam!'-wlnnlng RBI. • "Cedeno broke his bat on the hit, but tbe bali carries well here In tbe daytime," said Pete Rose, the Reds' player-manager. of I .,_,.,_ Mntrl W_ L.. Pd.- Gil ~~~ :':2~ Trnto [)In NY .... Bltn• Mlwkw C'lvloo w... Calif Oklnd Snl NY Chi Ptsbrl¢1 46 34 .:;15 42 :II SZ!5 4 41 J!l ~L1 !'I Atlnl 39 tO .15 31 KC Mlnn Tl'li<!S S.!Joo Cncnnl llo;;tn ' s. Fran. ~'R'J Toromo 8. Ollkland 2 · Mllwaukrc 2. ~' ~1 Delroil 5, 1'~5 J 6~ -·- M 45 .«<I 12Y! ' .n 50 .113 16Yz Electricity is one of the most convenient and dependable forms of energy we have. But care must be ~en when you're arOund it, because contact With .it can injure or kill. So treat eloctticity With 1espect and make sure PtllladrlpNa (tllidlm 3-71 81 HOUIIOII MOIIda.r'• G . (AD '11mM EDT) Chic~ INC! . 4-31 at Detroit JF'Ptry 10.111. 7::1'\p.m . tKneppl'r 8-4), 8:35 p.m. san Frandll'O tLaPolnt Loo~A .......,..oune~~ y Kansa.~ C'Uy fiaberha~ !1-41 at Nrw 7·h, I'W1fl 8 p.m . 6-81 al at St san Dkwl ut c:."hlcqo LM An~ at P111.Sbu.rlfh, night Montreal 8t Atlanta. niRtlt NI.'W York aJ Clnclnnall, nigh~ MlnnMOta IBU her ~81 at &ltlm:.>ll' {0 . MaJ1ln!Y. i~ ~. 7::15 p.m. Ycrk INI{'kro Mlhuuk!Y' ( ' ~71 tAnd.IJar M.J\. 8:3.'1 p.m. Texas JMasonJ ·71 at Cif'Yt'land tHearon Philadelphia at CaUfomla Hc:a~ston, · ~.G~ Ba-rblll Chic~ INLt - Actlvalf'd oulflcldct· Bob Dernle-r from the ls-diY disabled !lit ; opllonedChiM Walker to Iowa of Uw American Alli.SOCIIIIOn IAAA) . 2. . 3. Mbntl'l"al - Actlva-led pitcher Bill Gullldcson from the 15-day dl~abled list : · oplloned rellewr Floyd \'oumans to tndlv.napoll~ ofth@AmHieanA~aoclatlon . !AAAl. Local sports briefs. The . L Transactions Chlcat:O <II Dl'troU, nli/tlt Tf?las al (kv(>land, ni,llht MIF11K'SO!a al Ba!llrnOCt', nlW!t Kansas c r.o- at New York. niahl Mllwaukl~ at ca uroma, ni!C\1 BosTon :n Oakland, nlfl;hl TM>nto at Sl'attk', nlahl .Tournament Announceed A class "C" and "D" slow-pitch sottbaU tournament will be held at Eastern High School July 'lJ and 28. The C!JS! of entry wUI be~ and two regulation bails. For more Information ·cntact Scott Van Meter at 614-3'78-6:M7 or Kendall Church at 614-ti67-6416. you follow ~ safety ndes: Never go near any f31len lines. Ifyou see a viaim of e1ectrical shOck, don't touch him if he's·still in contact with the wire. · Don't use electrical yard tools when the ground is wet. And make sUre th.e}r're double-insulated or properly groUnded With a 3-wire plug. When using a ladner, make sure it will not come in contaa: with any power lines. .. AI lJefore installing a CB, TV bam radi~ ~ ._.make sure it's at least one and one-bal'ftlmeS tts total height away fi:on1 all power lines. I!! · lfYt>u're ~ ttees, ~ a ~ repair--· ~ a roof or puttmg up aluminWn 51dmg, make sure you're well dear of overht: ad powa- lines. . .a BeiOie you do any type of ng, .cnmact ~ . . eJo 1• ic oo• •'I*''Y to ~ sure llC:I'I are no buried \ekr..uic cables. niW!t San FrandBco II 51 . Loul.$, n\Wl1 {Will 6-61 , 8 : ~ .m . Boston tHum H l al Oakland tCocllrQII 8-41 . lD:l'i p.m Toronto (Sllfb R-~1 at Sranle tMcae '1-tl. I -~ 41 40 .500 ctnctnn.at13, Phll*"hia 2, (10 Innings\ Sl. Lwls 7, U. Angt'les I Chic."&CO 6. san Franct.Kv s Monfre,_! 6, Houstm3. t)91nn~t Mc.lq'a a.m. (AI 'llrMI 1£111'1 San Dk'Ro (Wojna J.ll 11 Chlci&O t~ 1-11 h)IUI n.wmpCk.lft ol May 51h suspensklnl. 1: (J'i p.m. Los Anples tVUP!u:uela 8-81 at Ptnst.l.fRh (Del.fon 2-11\ , 7:1"1 p.m. New York lL)Tidl!t-511tCinelnnad !Prlct> :Z-21. 7:1"1 p.m. Montre-al !GuUlck.loo 7-51 at Allal'lta tMihler 11-71. 7:40p.m. -·- (' 41 :r1 9i Houstm 8. Mont~al7 Ctnclruwll4, PhiiUiphla 2 8ultd!lfl _ . NeW York 4. AUania O.· lSt llarM Nt'W York 8. Atlanta ~ 2nd garrM' San D\eiiO 3, Pllltibu!'Rb 0 Ne\11 York l, ~lnni'!Gia 2 (lllnnlnaZI, bt Ram!' · New YOrk 11, Mlnr.ata 2. 2nd~ KaM!I.ll City 8, Baltrnore 4 Callfornlo R, Ba-'1101' J Berry's Wortd ·~------------------------------------------~---------------- ' a larg!' Held of lady golfers pa=ted. . . Wl rs announced for the day lndu were Joan Childs, Individual low gross, lOw putt, and chip-in-the-hole; Nancy HUI, low net; and Maxine Gasldll, chlp-lnth!'-hole. ~ A mixed · scramble was held on Sunday, June 30, and winners for that event were also announced. Winners lor clOsest to the pin on various holes were Clyde Sayre, Bob Mllier and Harty Dean. The winners for first place during the day were Gall Sctmekler, C1 ce Krautter, Pat MUls and No Custer. • . ' POWEll O.irar:% \II .for. your I . 'I , or I :I I The West Vll1!nta Motor Speedway will bolt the area's stock . ICheduled Golf club appearlni late model race cars, In a rocently as .. NDRA quallller. :a-lia The last Ladles' , , ·was well " A Salay M~21111liP fiom s-..,. l!uaday "AND - IF ELECTED PRESIDENT IN '88 I'LL PUT AT&T BACK TOGETHER AGAINI" r PlttsWrMh 8. ~ DIE>Ro 7 l.~ 'h ( 1('\!cklnd 10, Chlc&af 3 ; ~len a hit by Darrel Thomas and a base. Dave Parker helped the Reds tie tbe game In the.- eighth when he tripled to right center. He scored the tying run on a single by Perez. The stage was then set for Cedeno's homer and a save by Ted Powers. Powers, who has recorded saves in his last six appearances, set down the Phlllles ln the last inning <\!!spite a on!'-Out single by Hayes. Powery; stfUck out Glenn Wilson and got Mike Schmidt on a deep fly to Parker in right. los AJW'Ies 8. Sf. LouL13 New York at Atlanta. ppd .. rain San Fraq.clscu 6, Chlcaso 4 . Sabtrda,'l Re.dbl Baltimore 8, Kansa$ City J QakJand 5. Toronto 1 Eostoo 7. California 5 O.icago6. Clevf>land 4. po lnnlr~RSf Ml~u1 a1 Nrw York. p~.. rain Detro" 4, 1'1f'Xa5 l Seattll' !i, MilwaukeE> 3 Is that I will only go on board !I C.C. can find absolutely no one to sail with. If I do and he yells at me tust once, I am to be taken to the nearest port and put ashore." In the inning, ' Juan Samuel started thegamewlthadouble, then . travpled to third on a ground out by Greg Gross. With one out, 'Von Hayes hit a sbtt bouncer to short and ·Samuel froze, instead of going home. The Phil lies took a 1-0 lead In the fifth when Gross singled home Samuel. Cinc innati' s first run cam!' in the sixth inning when Tony Perez singled and scored on a double by Nick Esasky . The Phiilles made It 2-l in the seventh when Samuel singled after 4733 .511142 36 .!i-11 . 4 LA II .500 5!h Jl B !Slh .iJ .4111 10 !II .... """" 4J ~ .551 ·~ 41 :rl .Sli 6Y, 40 «< .!lO 8'h J6 41 .«8 11 25 ~ ~.316 2.1 Chi W_ LPrt.._ GB ., 32 .500 !16 35 ill,. 44 ill . ~7 2~ 41 31 .:'mi 5 J5 '" .443 u ~ '17 51 .:MG. 19 St. Loo. Cedeno, 1eft, hit the game-winning borne nm ·In tile l!)th, and Dave Parker hit a triple bt lhe elgldh and sowed a nm. (UPI). Cedeno's blast ·heats Phils MORRISTOWN, N.J. (UPI) French professionaiBrunoCornlllet bicycled a 35-mlle course In 1 hour, 19minutesandl4secondsSundayto capture the fourth leg of the 19-stage Mayor's Cup series. Cornlllet tlnlshed 19 seconds Wayne Stetina of. Chatsahead worth, Calif. · Tom Schuler of Downers Grove, Dl., finished third. The Wliiiier collected $1.~. N.alonii~I!'M& Majors Andre Thornton has quit waiting and the Scoreboard ... 10:35 p.m. • , Mets win twirlhlll HOI, 7:35p.m. said she couldn't do that (o me because she is a very important part of the crew, particularly when notody else is around. · Martha said, "The compromise Indians rip ChiSox, 10-3 Expos top Astros; Art Buchwald I . J The Daily Sentinel-Page 3 a. usa Monclly, tree ... ., 6:.W4rr. •• '· �' • Pomeroy Mldlllport. Ohio Pege-4-The· Daily Sentinel • -. ·:.... .... July 8. 1986 Monday, July 8, 1986. batter. , siJWies, two by Jay Carpenter and each, Splete anil Eastman had two The second game picked up rtght one ·e ach by Roush, Donnie &ckelr, singles each, Pbll BaUey a double, where the !lrst one ended as Meigs' Splete, Ryan Oliver, Eastman and and Barnes, Donnie Fry, and Dave Gordon Splete and McArthur's Kennedy. Lockhart singled once each. Vanover battled to another Both lea111$ played excellent Coach Jack Welker's crew goes pitcher's duel. defense throughout both games, lntotltelrflnalweekatactlon ore Meigs grabbed a 1.0 Jea6 the Meigs comritlttlng but two errors lnufllament play when 80 to first when Rnd Roush singled, stole and McArthur one, all three coming Marietta this Wed y ·nltiht for second, and came home on Jay In the "-t "'o game. a twt .•...... ...,..t doubl-'· ~..-ader starting at Carpenter's two-out single. , In a game played at Meigs last 5:30p.m. McArthur plated the tying and Thursday, Meigs proved mu~h too · 1liJs Saturday, Meigs host Logan winning runs Jn the !ltth when tough lor Wellston, Winning l7·2. · In a twin-biD then has a !Our-game, Harkins ~lngled and GW walked. WeUs(Qn showed up with but nine split-squad date Sunday. Meigs wiD Bates singled home a run and · players and one o! tlxlsesu!!ered an divide Its squad, one playing here Campbell added the game-winner Injury, bad ~ugh to be sidelined, -.~ · with Wellston and a!lother heading with an RBI double. thus finishing with eight players. A to Glouster. Meigs loaded the bases in the double-header had been scheduled, SuodaJ'al'lrll 0 ...,. seventh with one out, but two but only one game was played Meigs .............................Dill liD 01-3 6 2 ·straight grounders to short resulted because of Wellston's lack of • McArthur,.................... OOj liD 00-2 ' I tn a force-out at home and the players. ~~~ iWPl and Gheen. &rklns il.Pl game-ending out at second. The Roush started and was the Gome seventh saw one of many threats go "!!nner ·for Meigs with fifth Inning Metgs ................... , .......... 100 liD 0-1 8 0 by the wayside for Meigs as they relief help from Dan Thomas and Mc~~ur;l,'pi"·;;,;r~.:~2 !s1° stranded 10 runners.Freeman In the eighth. Vaii!M!r IWP) and Bat... Splete fanned five and walked Leading Meigs' 14-hit attack was Wellston ...... ~~~'"; liD- 2 ·a 6 four while Vanover !armed eight Scot ·· Gheen, Carpenter, and Meigs ........................ 311 :Ellllx-17 11 3 and walked five. Meigs hits were all Kennedy with 'a single and double ~.:1:. 1 ~h~~. ·~::,"'; 5 /,71F~ • S.....'•- man (8), and Ghem. Jody LaUdermUt and Brenda Rbbbirul .were the top losers at this week's meeting of TOPS OH 570. A rally was held in conjunction with the meeting. Kathy McDaniel was ibe leader and durtng the rally, the club enjoyed a comedy reading, songs, club histories and retreshnieitts. , the tie-break, Becker captured the llrst six points, and althOOgh Curren staved off three more set points lora total at seven, he ran out at chances when he was unable to reach a low service retumtrom-&cker. Before CwTen could recover, Becker opened the fourth set with a break on a forehandretW'D, and then ran out the match, gaining the final point with a serve thai Curr!en stretched ritlghtUy for, barely grazing the ball. WIMBLEDON WINNER - West Gennan\ Boris Becker 'reads after deleattnr Kevin Cun-en in the meo's ftnah at the Wlmbledoo tennis championships Sunday. _B ecker,•the youn~ player to win lhe tournament won~. 6-7, 7-lland6-t. (UPI). \ · .. l"on. 6:30 p.m. 7/8/85 SimlELL Thrus. 6:30 p.m OAKVILLE. Ontario ( UPI) Curtis Strange's victory In the Canadian Open left Jack Nicklaus In a disappointing but familiar · "Not many guys at 17 could have position. Strange took the $650,!XXl tourna· done what he did," CWTm said. ment by two shots Sunday with a Becker. realizes what pressures wWensuetromhlsvlctory, but In the 9-under 279 total to become the glow of victory he hoped he could · second golfer ever tp pass the M,IXXJ mark In single-season shrug them of!. "This victory also means I'D have earnings. And who was No. 2? Nicklaus. a lot more responslbiUty ," he said. Again. "But I WID try my best to Just play Nicklaus has finished second In tennis." ' the' Canadian Open so many times His Immediate plans were more they may ask him to mall in his score carefree. next year and then let the others "I'll go for dinner with my parents shoot around it. He has never won lor a good dinner," Becker said, the event played on Glen Abbey, a "And maybe have one glass of course he designed. champagne.'' Strange's l-over 73 In the final round was just enough to hold off Nicklaus, who had a par 72, and defending champion Greg Norman, who also shot 73. "This is by far the biggest tournament I've ever won," Strange said after picking up a check for $86,506 ($117,!XXJ Canadian) that boosted his season's earitlngs to $520,0!1. "Because it's a national championship. The national cham- plonshlp of Canada. 7/ll/E5 Mon.- 7:45 · The Bill Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament begins tonight at Syracuse Municipal Park as opening round action for the area'a pre mier, long-running baseball tourney gets under way, Fourteen of the area's toughest p.m. 7/8/fJ$ FARI'~ERS ALBANY GALL. Rm SOX Tue. 7/9/85 r~on. :30 p.m. ' ' CHAl1PIONSffiP Gftl.ffi Strange has n w won three times this year and elg times overall In a careerthatbegan 19T7.Hlscareer winnings are In excess of $1.9 ml!Uon. . Strange started the 'final round with a lead of two ots on Norman and three on Nicki s. He bogeyed the eighth to fall Into first-place tie witH Nicklaus and F y Zoeller. Zoeller faded)IT!th ee back-nine bogies to finish 72- and tied with Bill Sander, Tomm Valentine, John Miller and Peter acobsen·for fourth. lOth holes Birdies on the ninth but Strange in the lead a1n and he never lost It - though N klaus had a one-loot birdie putt curl hecupon 16 that would have tied him for the lead. '\ "I was surprised he. mi£sed that putt," Strange said. "Hewa.slooldng at going even, but! came out 1-up." ''Therewasaglareonmyputter,'' Nicklaus said. "But I told f11Yselt, 'Just go ahead aruthit II. ldkll\!tf~l I rills-hit it. l "I had every opporluitlty to win," the 45-year-old golfing great sald. "I didn't play well the last itlne. I kept mysel f in the game, but 1 kept getting myself in trouble. weD as a visit to the nursing home were given by Caryl Cook at Friday's meeting of the Happy Hai'Qesters Class of Trinity Church. It was noted that the ice cream social was a success. Work on the James AlleO Smith observed his second birthday recently at• the home at his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham. He received cards and gifts from his parents, Roberl and Sue Smith, his grandparentS, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. ---..... Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lee and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. . Harry Cunningham and Greg, John and Frances Foster and family, Mike and Mary Cunningham, WUrna and Paul Ervin, James Partlow. _Mr. and Mrs. WeodeUErvlnandStacey, Nathan and Patty Pickens, MUd~ Thle, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hamm and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hays and family, and hiS gptlparents, Jl RDger and Ruth Young. Friday, U l Court S!., Pom cr oy, Oh io, by tM Ohio Vai!Py Pub· ll!'hln,!!; Company Mu ltimedia. 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M. • Inc. · VETERANS MEMORIAL H SPITAL Fri. 7:45 p.m. 7/l2/A5 . ·ALRJ.l.fY MERCIIANT' • ' . • BEDFORD- Bedford Townsblp Trustees wW meet In regular session Monday, 7p.m., attownhall. MIDDLEPORT -Jlejolctng Ll!e BaptiSt Church, 333 N. Second, will hold _vacation Bible school Monday through Frlday for ages 4-14 with classes each day from 9: :ll a.m. untUnoon. RU'ILAND :-A tent meeting will be held at Forest Acres Park on Rutland·HarrlsonvWe Road begin· nlng Monday and continuing through SWiday with 7: :J) p.in. , setVIces. A 2:30 p .m. missionary setViee · wW be held SundaY. EAR, NOSE & THR AT · GENERAL AllERGI T '!'UPPER Is PU IWi '1 t',A RS HEMLOCK GROVE -Hemlock Grove Christian Church will be holding vacation Bible school Monday through Friday with classes for chUdren two years old through eighth grade from 6:30 to 8:00p.m. nightly. No s ut>Sf' r lpllon .~ h_v mail ~· rm lltNI In towns wh(>rt• humP c;uTh,•r Nl't'\' kl' Is 1.1 Wef'ks . · MONDAY not df'!'>irillJ:: lu p<~y lht•t•:u- rl('l' ma y l'f' mil In adva ncC' dl t'f'CI to T h(' IJ <Ii l ~- Sf>nlinr·l on , 1 :1. fi or 1:! m onth ba siJ.;. t 'n •dll will IJ<' ~lvC' n t arrif·r C'tt ch month. . 26 We('ks ............... ,·................. $J1.20 52 Wecl;s .................. : ....... , ... $5;1.80 p.m. ' ' Subs~ r i bt•r ~ BIG FOOT IS COMING 'PUPPERS PLAINS /12 7:L5 48 t2-0Z ... 79<: • FROZEN BEEF STROGANOFF OR BEEF BURGUNDY Light &Elegant Entrees Mace, Kim Hudson, Donna Manley. Sending gHts were Roger Manley Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Roger Manley Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hudson, the Rev. and Mrs. Odell Manley, Leona Eblin and Margret McDaniel. Attending the gtaduallon o! Dexter, son of Mr. Janice Dexter, NeisonvUle,fromherewereMr.and Mrs. Manley, Crystal and Tracy, the Rev. and Mrs. Odell Manley, the Rev. andMrs.SteveManley,Peach and Rebekah, the Rev. Tomek, the Rev. andMrs.RalphSpfres, Pat and Kim HUdson, Connie, Donna and Roger Manley, Jr., Debbie Fields, and Juanita Roush. Following graduation, the Manleys hosted a get-together ~t McDonalds in • Athens. 9-oz. 58 FROZEN Totino's Party Pizza CALL (614) 992-2104 (304 675·1244 . Evangelist wW be the Rev. H.E. Schmul• .Everyone ~lcome. For lnfonnatlon caD 742-M. \ \ ' " 11J.oz. Room. Eleanor Werry served refreshments. Erma Smith wiD have refreshments at the next meeting with Genevieve Meinhart to have devotions. Others attending were Georgia Watson and Ella Smlth. FROZEN · Riley given outstanding clas.r honor James Alien Smith Banquet Cookin' Bags 4-oz. Mary Riley of Pomeroy was the recipient of an Outstanding Senior Award in Nursing when Ohio University's College ot Health and Human Services recently held its sixth annual student awards and recognition reception. The award was for excellence in the field of nursing. , A senior majoring In nursing, Riley Is a memherofPhiKappaPhi, Nursing Honor Society, and the Health and Human Services Student Advisory Council. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A,obert Mills, Route 3. Pomeroy. POMEROY - Disabled American Veterans will meet In regular session Monday, 6:00p.m., at the DAV Hall on Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy. TUESDAY . MIDDLEPORT - Mld.dieport Masonic_ Lodge 363 will meet in special session 7 p.m . Tuesday. Work will be In fellowcrafl degree. AU members are asked to attend and refres.h ments will be served. --:-- MIDDLEPORT - MiddlepOrt Chamber of ,Commerce wUI meet 1 p.m. Tuesday to discuss this year's block party, The meeting will be held.outsldeon thesldewalkoratthe LaSalle Restaurant, depending on weather conditions. c FROZEN SNOW CROP Five ·Alive Fruit Beve,rage .......... .......... 12-0z . FROZEN RE.GULAR OR NO SALT Pillsbury Microwave Popcorn ... ... ....... 1o-oz. PILLSBURY MICROWAVE BUTTER POPCORN 10-0Z ... $1.49 FROZEN ·Banquet Fruit Pies ...................... .... ...... 2o-oz. Community corner/ area happenings Onf' Month ...................... 1.......... $4.80 Onf' VC'ar ................................ $.":i7.20 6:30 p.rn. BLACKBtm/, 111 Court St.. Onf' Wf'f"k ................................... $1.10 7/10/er; \"eel. 16-oz. By Carrier or Motor Route 'l'ues. 6:)0 p.m. FOOnLA~!D ·Kroger Orange Juice SU RSt'lliPTION RI\TES CONCOLA TION GAHE NE'I! HAVEN BIG BE'IT' 1()0% PURE FLORIDA FROZEN . church exterior wlll begin this. month, It was reported. Plans were dlcussed for a congregation picnic with the date to he announced. Edna Slusher had devotions using scripture from PSalms 86 and "Whispered Prayer" from the Upper Pomr-ro\', Ohio .J5'Ui!l. HANNAN '!"RACE ~led. ~ ntln f'l, . WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIM)T QUANTITIES . NONE SOLO TO DEALERS . EIECI'ED FBIA PRESIDENT - Walwna (W.Va.) Wlh School otudent Myron Fields, left, was elecled &&ate FBIA preslllent In April at the &&ate conference ill Monlpmery, W.Va. AI rt(l& h his C8III(NIIp JlWl8AeT Kendra Ball. ·WKS chapter parllamenlarlao. Jl1!jdo represenled tbe state at lite oallonal conference lD HOI!Ilton ,.,..,Qy. Smith birthday t hrou~ h CAH1'1IllALS COPYRIGHT 1985 · THE KI\OGER CO. ITEMS •AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY , JULY 7, THROU~H SATLIAOAY, JULY 13. 1985, IN ' Reports on the slckandshutlnsas teams will compete for the highly coveted tournament crown with two games slated for each evening until the fina l evening of play and championship game on Tuesday, Julyl6. ~ accep1ed per item purchased . ·Happy Harveste-rs hold recent meeting . iUS I'll, lt$-&60) i\ Dlvh•lon of Multhnt•dla, Inc. •• Tue. ullin each !(roger Store, except as specifically noted in thts ad. II we do run out of an advenised item. we .will offer you your choice of a comparable item, when 8118ileble , reflecting lhe same savings or a reincheck which will entitle you to purchase the advenised Item at the advertised price within 30 days . Only one vendor ,Coupon will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manley and daughters, Crystal and Tracy, Middleport, entertained ' recently with a surprise party honortng Ted Dexter on his graduatJon from Nelsonville-York High School. A cake Inscribed "1985 Best Class AUve" decorated In the NelsonvilleYork colors of orange and brqwn was made for the occasion by Mrs. Manley and served with Ice cream, mints, outs and sofl drinks. A large stgD, "Congratu~ns Ted, You Finally Made It" greeted the guests. Games were played and there was special entertainment by the Rev. Steve Tomek and Brtan Nltz. Others attending were the ltev. and Mrs. Steve Manley, Peach and Rehekah, Angela Mace, Christina Ted Dexter Publish('(! C'VC' r~· ~ftf'r n oon, Monday ~IDn. lDVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of 1hese advertised items is required to be readilv available for Party honors graduate The Daily Sentinel 7:45 ~.m. · · Tues. \ 7/16/85 RUTLANTl Frozen . At Kroger Praise was the topic o! devotions mission , action project · for the mind, praise with the · hands, and at the recent meeting of the Baptist remainder of the year will be to praise verbally. Refreshments were served to Women of the First Southern make stuffed prayer bears !or the chUdren patients at Veterans Mem- those named and Josephine MalBaptist Church, Pomeroy. lory, Sylvia Zwlltlng, Olive Paige, Janet Needs, study chairman, orial Hospital. Mrs. Needs had charge of ~ Frances Hendrix, Sandy Needs and .. had the opening prayer. Officers electesi were Racheal Lefebre, ' devotions using scr ipture from Emma Ashley. NextmeetJngwtU be Psalms m. TYPes of praise were July 18 at 7:00p.m. at the church. · president, Jeannie Owen, treasurer, discussed Including praise with the · and ,Judy Riley, secretary. The 6:30 p.m. 7/15/85 Fa·.· od Savjngs . LL tourney begins this evening NE\·1 HJ,IJEN RE'lS .. Southern . Baptist Women have ·meeting Strange wins Can dian Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament SYRACUSE Officers were elected when Past Matrons o! Harrisonville Chapter, Order o! Eastern Star, met at the home of Bernice Hoffman with AvaneUGeorgeasasslstlnghostess. Elected ~ .Marjo!'!g Rice, president; Golda Reed, VICe president; Pearle Canaday, secretarytreasurer, and Bernice Hoffman, , publicity. · Donna Nelson, outgoing · president, WIIS In charge Of the meeting when a report was given on a rumma~ and bake sale held at the home of Joan Kaldor. A picnic was planned for members and their spouses at tlje Nelson home, 6: 30 P·V'· on July 23. . , Refreshments were served by the hostesses. :TOPS'holds ·" :recent meeting Youthful Becker captures ·Wimbledon ' WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) round match against BW Scanlon , · It wasn't long before Becker was -With a wicked serve, an arsenal of and had to be carrted off on a introduced to media hype, a fact of athletic shots, and ·an lndoritltable stretcher. St~~~day, he walked off his tennis life with which he wW be WID, Borts Becker re-wrote Wim· Center Court with th Challenge fqrced to contend from this point . bledon history Sunday. Trophy. onward. • The 17-year-old strawberry blond Only once durtng the J.hour, with the thunderous serve ftred 20 18-ritloute contest did Curren break "Ifs a !Xtearlytosayl!IwW bet!K! aces In a 6-3, 6-7 (4-7), 7-6 (7-3), 6-4, service, and he reached break greatest tennis champion In his· victory over Kevin CwTel), becom- points only four other times. Curren, he replled to a premature tory," Ing the tlrst ulll!eEded player, the who had used his power!ul serv'e to prediction. "I Just ,won my first youngestman,andtheflrs(German win three consecutiVe "''atches Wimbledon.! hope It's not my last." to win the All England without losing a servfce, was broken Curren, a semlflnaUst at Wimchamplonsltlp. three times by Becker. bledon two yearS ago, loolu.'ll ready "I think I played a very good " I've played harder servers, but to take control after the seventh match today, and I think the match not guys with his great placement,'' . game of the third set when he was a good one," said Becker, who the 27-year-oid Curren said. "His recorded his lone se!'VIce break as faced no one seeded higher than fifth return has a dramatic topspin. H~ his backhand shot kicked Up chalk en route to the championship. hits it so hard aM witft such a dip, on the baseline. But Becker struck Curren, who dernoUshed defend- that perhaps it put me off at times." back Immediately with a servtce Ing champion and top ·seed John Ironically, Becker, nicknamed break in the next game, McEnroe and No. 3 seed Jimmy "Boom Boom," passed up the "This was the point where I Connors in straight sets to reach the German Open two months ago I was going to win," Becker thought final, testl!led to Becker's remarkafearing too much pressure In his . saki later. "I was then starting_ to ble accompUshment. . • hometarid. Now, he is faced with return better and better, and maybe "He can he No. 1 tn the world one being an Instant celebrity. then I had inore confidence than day," Curren said. "He'sonlyl7 and "This is going to change tennis in Kevin had." he's got a lot of tim!! and aloto(room Germany," Becker admitted. Becker delivered three aces wbi!P for Improvement.'' "Maybe West Germans now have a at love In the next game, but holding A year ago at Wimbledon, Becker, tennis idol. And maybe It's me now,! Curren savedonesetpotntlnthelOth sprained an ankle during a third: don't know." game and three more In tJie 12th. In The Daily Sentinel-Page-S Ohio Past ·Matrons elect officers Meigs splits doubleh.e ader with McArthur By KEITH WISECUP McARTHUR - Meigs' Amertcan Legion Post 39 came home with a split In a pair thrillers here Sunday, wlnnlngJ.2 tn eight Innings and dropping a 2·1 dEcision In the itlghtcap. Kevin Eastman won his own gamehIn the opener In With a home run to rig !center the eighth Inning.. Eastern a1so hurled the route as the GAHS le!t-lt,mder lannro 11 McAr· thur batters while walking five. The cwve-baWng Eastman allowed but four hits. · Meigs • now 13·7, had taken a brief 2.0 lead In the third on Eastman's leadoff single, a run-scortng double . by Brtan Freeman, and Derek Barnes drove In Freeman with a single. McArthur scored twice to knot It at 2-21n the third also: Other Meigs hitters were Jay Carpenter .with a triple and. Chrts ~elgsnn~ a :ub~. ~arklns limited o o Ys ts while going the distance for McArthur. He fanned six and did not walk a " FROZEN CHlCKEN IN CHEESE SAUCE OR SLICED TURKEY WITH STUFFING Light &Eleg~nt Entree ..·.....-................... charge of the clinic and the public Is invited to attend. 8-oz. FROZEN Kroger Whipped Topping...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. POMEROY - Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet at the home of Sharon Stewart Tuesdi'Y· 6: 30 p.m. This Is the annual pledge picnic ·a nd all members are urged to attend . 8-oz . 79 C $J39 ggc. $J99 6.9c Banquet Extra Helping Dinners .......... , 17-oz . $J79 FROZEN Kroger French Fries ...................... ...... .. 2-lb. FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLES , GREEN PEAS OR • EAsT MEIGS - Eastern. High School Band Boosters will meet Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., at the high school. "J(roger Cut Corn ........................... ...... ... 20-oz. FR02EN Pillsbury Microwave Pizzas CHESTER - Chester Township Trustees wjll meet Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m.,atthetownhaD. ' 1. 1-oz. Guest speaker CHESTER - Dr. Blll BasankY w'lll be guest speaker, via sateUtte, at the Uvlilg World Church at God, Chesler, on "Changing Defeat Into zens of HarrisonvWe will have a at 8 p.m. Monday· Victory" bloodpressuredayTuesday!romlO Wednesday. Anyone needing lnfor; a .m . untO nom! at the townhouse. · matlon caD 911:>4157. Ferndora Story, R.N., wW have · HARRISONVILLE - 'SeruorCIU- " ggc 8.9c I �,... .J • Page-6-The Sentinel Daily . A father-son banquet was held recently at Trinity Church. · · Lois Burt was chairman of the program with dinner music being provided by Sybil E bersbach. There was a humorous skll by MarJe • Hauck, PaUline Mayer and E ve rlyn Gilmore. Linda Mayer ha d a solo, Poet's corner nme Maybe nrvt'r gain thE' plact"' that's mJDf", 1bat He prepared up there for rTX'. And do you, wht>n mlsfortune strike&, Try to put \hl- blaiTit"' on Ont'; Th•t loved you so. a few years back, That It cos t His only Son? Wasted When I think ot the tltn(' that rve wasted Time that I've let pass away: ' Time that 1 could havt> madE" uw ot, By helping a friond ttl rough the dav. II blirigs to my mind reaUz.aUon. · Tha t somehow, thts ISn 't God's plan; So stat1!ng today·, In a smaU son of way, I' ll make US(> of a ll tlm t• lhat I ca_!l. For one or tht.'5e days w,tlen liff''s over. 1\nd my lim£' on earth Is all lhroogh: I 'll stand there In line, counting years ont> by one, Even then, maybe- be- behind you. And fina lly at last when He calls me, And weighs all my good dt't.'ds with the bad; r ca n lOOk back and wt.sh, With lear$ in my Because I know what liE'S ahead, now, let's take another look. Let 's view our life once more; And put the key on our key chain, That unlocks HE"aVE'O 's doo.r, - By Olen Harrison. M y Jesus, In thE' eyes, That l'd made use of the tlrrll:! that I had. -By Olen Harrison, Thank God tor all H~'s gtvt>n you, In this, aoolher day. Feeling sorry for our troubll'S, . Srlll refusing to make our stand. But when at last _a gl' owrtakes us, We look bac k on a life rha r's goqe; Our castle5 now fE"ll down alxlut us~ No 1101ld rock to build upon . We feel at last in sad refTX)rse, 'fht> challC(' was fht>rE' , fol."e didn't "'€('; Th(' fact" Wf' chose was all our e1>-vn. We made It what It had to be. - By Olen Harrison Padnta,y or J.Me As you walk along the rood of lifl', PIWRng '11me Your steps may go astray; But makP an effon on your part, Do a good deed l"\o'ef)' day. As days and months tum Into years. Time, It worries me not; Although I am dider ""ith each day. T!J"Tle Ls soon forgot . Help some Orl(' you chai\Cf' to meet, Whos<> name you may not know; Your life bt> a good example, Tile way thPy would like- 10 go. Whm I was younp:, thf' ria)'!' y,:pre short , With so much around to do: And as years wenr by, It's still the same, Bur I'm genlng no older than you. I Rf them 9ri'e by 1ht' helP you give, And thr smU(' that's Qn your face: Tha t all you do !s of tree heart , Regard less of the time or place. Thf' trtly, If ('hangM, the ha1r It turns gray, And wrinkles show up on the fa(.'('; · But 011(1 or these days !n HeavE"n above, A wonderful chan~~ wll! take place. The Goodn £'8..~ Of To th£' things you do and sav! And do you thank God for Your life, At tl"lf' cloSE' of eVPry day't Do yuu takP each day that dawn brings fon h, And do you. when SOJTl(>()ne n£'€'ds help. Find it r<~t her h;ud to Do you think th<' worldly wea lTh you havf'. had to CQilX' to yetu? And hOpP that when the llf'xl day comes, You might gE'T something new? Ju~l NOTICE OF SALE Maylx' never make It throuR;h life's span. My umbl11ous fall to see: Sally A. Aleshire. now Sally A . Fowler, Plaintiff, va. Stanley E. Aleshire. et . al. , · Defendants, upon a judge ment therein rendered. be· in~ Caie No. 84 CV 21 B. in ntd Court, I will offer for slle. at the front door of the Courthouse in Pomeroy. Meigs Co,..nty, Ohio, on the for less than two·thirda o1 the appraised value. Howard E. Frank ·Sheriff of Meigs County, Oh . 16) 24; 17) 1 , 8, 3tc see. lume 98, P8!J8 577 • • of the Meigs County Deed Records. Said .pirl conveyed to be bounded for 69 feet on the ealt by what was formerty Theodore Foss· Jot; for about 140 1oet on thO south by a ltrlet or alley; for 1 23 feet on the W811t by what wa• form erly Henry Hamm '• lot and about 185 fee1 on the north by. the part of the lot retained by former grontort. • Reference Deed: Volume 213. Page 623 end Volume 2J9 Pogo 363 of tho Melgoi County Deed Record•. Also known by the ltreet address of 105 M•ple Place. VIli-s• of Pomeroy. Meigs Counly, Ohio. Said reel e.tate wae ap· proload ot t20.000.~0. Term• of S•ht: Ceah. - . . . . , - - - - - - - - 11718. 15, 22. 3tc Meiu• County Probate Court. .C 111 No . 24838 , Gene Jofforo. Rt. 2. Albany. OhiO 45710 waa appolnted_Admin· iltrotor of tlte _,. of t...Rtod Joff011. dootllled, lito of Rt. 2, Albany, Ohio 45710. Robart E. Bud<. Plobeta Judge LanoK. N Cieri< Real Estate General FARM OR tMSTMENT & BUILDING LOTS 130 ACRES 1 mile from Ohio River. Feabrres huge dutch style bam, e•cellent lake site, crop land, paiure and woods. Owner says"MAKE OFffR ON ALL !Ml PART'. Priced lo sell as a farm. Possible excellenl terms available. ATENTION BUILDERS Th~ property has been subdi· vided inlo I acre - 10 acre siles. can be sold individually. Leo• waw olainable, l1!iced ltw, possible eJCCellenl ltirms, Th~ ~ an e.ceflent buy fu either farm ot de>eloprrtenl Public Notice NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING ON BUOGET NotiCot II hentby g1vtn lhlt on lite 9th day of July, t 981, 01 1:00 o"cfodt A.M .. o public lteoring will bo held on tht budutl-red by .... Boord of Educetion of Mei110 loctl School Diolrlct. Melue County. Ohio for tht '*' Rul Estote cannot DOIOOI<U aol-11 fltCol- tlldllog POMEROY- 2 nice building lots on Wrj&~t St. Water & sewer. $4,000.00 each. 6 ACRES - $6,000 on Spr· int Sl. "EXCELLENT Fl· NANCING AVAilABLE" MONTGOMERY REALTY i6i4t il5·6740 Collect Calls Am ttd 10% PAYMENT REQUIRED. SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ACT ~0~ REALTORS Henry E. Cleland Jr. AW 7057 Easy and quickI These trims will ' be conversallon pieces. Made ot 2 flat pteees of lett, tr.lm with sequins. gold beads , em· broidery louchos . Pallern 7057: Olreet~ns and oallern pieces Incl. 13.00 lor each pollern . Add 65c po~tage and , t 7, Sentinel 12· 1! N•m Blvd:, Watcloltlo NY 11377. Print Na.., Ad: dm1, Zip, l'ltttrn Numbtr. '85 NtoOiecraN C.lilog - 150 plus designs . $2 + 651 p & h. Books $2.50 + 651 oacn p & n. 1U·Fttllllll ~- QuNtlftg 1fi.Tftrlfty Crtfly F...... 1DI-1111tolllo 1tr Ttdar tll-ltw+ltrll (l'lllltlnct) Allee lrooks CRAFT$ HOUSE IIVERRDWIND? We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by Ltadln1 Carpet Manu· lacturers. . 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3-22·tln ANNIVERSARY J&F INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd llkt to introduct·jOu to CONTRACTING . DOZER , BACKHOE, TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS & SEW';R LINES, RECLAMATIC N. ~ONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE & OIRT . 1 £nP&t·A·Ctr, the modern way to drive the vohicle ol your choic1. NO DOWN PAYMENT LOWII MOIIITMlY PAYMENT BlACKSTON NEW (AR & TRUCK LEASING Sox. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 JIM CLIFFORD PH. for Faster Servite 992-7201 Coli, 614-992-6737 ROYAL OAK All CAMPGROUNDS ~!· ~~ 7, 1'01-r, Oh. ' OUit Ntll /lif,llpll 54 Misc. Merchandise Absolutely the I Best Aitqnt~wnl UU COLLECT: Cempi~~t~-biiiv. - l y . Montllly, SNtonoi Ph. (6141143-5425 ~ MOTEL RT. 62 NORTH _ POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. I lilies loom Pomeroj·lason Bridle SINGLE '24.95 Itt Tii/W It 01/iHt F..U, RmutiH.... ROYAL OAIC PARIC . ' 304·675·6276 •live Entertainment •free HBO •Kitchenettes. •Restaurant 614-992-7111 6·28·1 mo. d. A. A.A. ·I Servi<r, Lubr Jnh< Otl Ch11nqP. Tunr-Ups, R1nkP Joh1, Muffle,' Try us, wr: (flit do 11 h"fter MGM FARM CITY SERVICE STATION ?92.9932 HOME NATIONAL BANK CALL 949-2210-Ask for Tim Public Sale 1!t Aucfion The unde~ianed reserves the rlaht to reject any and all bids. · Pay Cash for ·I · Wrtlll I'OIIr Savel.. lby.lma11 own ad i1rtC1 order W1tlt J.LO.t.l.n. AL PLUMBING & HEATING . 317 North So<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE I ltlis 1 , results. MOnel notrf'funclabio. Wa Also Carry Fishing Supplies. IUSINESS PHONE i 1614) "2· 6150 1 IESIOINCI FHONE 1614) 9·2-77i4 I i I 1 Phone BOGGS and ....rtn Circle Ad Wanted 3 6 10 I gr phiM I numbtf il vstd. Tou'tl gtl I iet Itt resulh if ••u dt· I wribe fully, giwe price. The 1 tribune r1111ves the right Words olay 1 •ny l• 2) suo Se.oo I'• donify, edit or r~tct Dd. Your ad will bt I days do,'fS .Gfl •' •• I' I ~ II loiS Sl.Du $5.00 18.00 $13.00 I U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized-+John Deere. New Holland, Bush Hog · Farm Equipment Dealer Ftnn Equlp11a11t . P•rt• &Slrvloe l·J·ffc ACCENT FENCE & ·sUfPLY PH. 992-6931 After ..... 14:1-5340 S'C..I I i . SHADE RIVER DRILLING Formtr.ly Htalon Drilling Co. •Water & Gas Well Servi~ •Mye~s Pumps Sales & Service PH. 667-6535 ~r 985-4353 5/28/1 mo. d. ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Gutters . Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting OPEN 949-2263 or 949-2969 I! S13.oo $!1.00 I ' - I )Wanted I )ForSale 1 )Announcement I IForRent -.,.- I.. I. I II . I'• I: -'---- I · ThtSt c:ast-1 rates Include discOunt II. 18. - - - -- II, - - -- - 1. - - -- -- 20. ,--- 3 . _ _ _ _ __ 21. -_ 22. -_ -_ __ I:· 1 •• 5. 73. ··- - -- I 2.------- -- 4/29/ tfn r2. 21. 29. JO, Jo. 13. 33. - - - - - - ••· 33. - - - - -- J.l. - - - - - JS. ---~-- 9. 15. 16. 1m OUT fOI FUTURE USI) PEISOIWIZIII POOLS .KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL O•or caa Chalets 985-3561 Allllillk•• "SPAS" NYDROTJCH CHEMICAlS 491 Gtn. tMrtingar Pkwy. Millllltpart; Ohio •Wa1hera •Di1hwa1hers · •Rengea •Refrigerator• •Drver• •Freezers MIS. Dor PARTS and 992·2.549 f~ a.m. to 5 p.m. Night 1·614 MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY Will doalltypesofex· cavating, landacap· ing, basament,, sew· age systems: water end gat lines. weter well drilling and ••· vice, trucking (limes· tone llo dirt). CaH: 742• 2407 1-304 773-5634 6-19-lfn ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12'd6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' lnsula\ed Dog Hou&Je P&S BUILDIN Racino , Oh. Ph. 5-23·1fn 614-843·5191 10·6·tfc ~----~~~ ., L . ----~~~ GENE GREENE PLUS: Olfict Supplies & furnitur1, Wtdcling ond Groduallon · Stolion•y, Mognolic Sigm, luW.r Stamps,· lu1int11 Forms, Copy itnio1, It<. Ill Mill St., Middloport 104 Mu. .rry lv., Pomeroy 992-3345 3/2/lln •Rosidoniiol & Commercial •Dtvelopmtnts & · Commercial Sitts •Single and Multi Unil Housing •Wood Madt Cobinotry D11ign an~ Planning GREG ROUSH PH. 992·7611 5· 7-tfc CAll DABBLE 446-4522 SHOP CARPENTER SERVICE WILL HAUL JUST CALl! St. Rl. 160 North Gollipelis, Ohio 7/ l l/tln ----------- - -- - - ------ i Cains, Coin Supplies & Misc. Items F11 All Ytt• Mfli•l Nttlt ROUSH CONSTRUCTION YOUN S U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL We 111 caurut. Pomwoy, Oh. 457" .. . Effective July 3, 1985 Noun: 10 'til 2 Buying & Selling THE QUAUTY . PRINT SHOP RENT A CAR "W1 R.twt F~t Lut" Mall ThiS CGifiiCIIIWIIII Romlttlnce The Dall'f S..tln11 ' • 3 male klnent, 2 1olid white, 1 whit11 &: grey. Calf 81 4 · 448-9838. Pair ot white nurses oxfords. Size 9'h: medium. Almost DENNY CONGO - ---:-- - 00 . 11. 614-448-1149. Over 60 laying hens to give THE MIDDLEPORT 211. _ _ _~21. _ _ _ _ __ 7. 21f.t Sheph8rd "h: Collie, 11 mo. old. Lovet children. new. Call614· 992·7'164. Cata and kinena to give away . Good hunter~. Call r RADIATOR SERVICE Ceramic Bi~qua Plastercraft Brushes, Paints Sprays, Etc. Mon., OPEN Wed., Fri., Sot. (Free Estimat~a) . V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10·1·tfC 1·5·1 mo. FOUl SIASOIIS ·TAIIIIIIIG SALON _,.=t..,"' *VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING •ILOWN IN INSULAnON ' "Free Eetlmetee" PAT HILL FORD PH. 9C9·2101 BISSELL SIDING CO. New Hom1s luilt 992-2196 or.9C9-2160 MicWitport, Ohio No Sunday Calh 1· 13·tfc work 9:00 AM • 5:00 PM can repair and recore radiators anti heater cores. We Cl!n also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also Ftpair Gas Tanks. J - Addon• •nd remodeling ~ Roofing 1nd gutter-work - Cqncrett work - Plumbing and electflc•l l/11 / lfo RENT ACAR CALL Coil Now I• Apptlnt-t 446-4522 992-7771 ' "We Rent For Less" - I AM·10 1M Moo •• Sot. 11 HSSIONS 135 ld cuttomera... brlng lend who tl'na up en onevlolt IIEE. POll SUSOIIS TAIIIING SALOII .115 l•t ...... ,_,.,. '·H mo. U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL ·• Attention l8die1. Career op· portunity with advance thawing Haute of Uoyd Toy• • Gifts. Free training . Yard Sale Julv 8 .9 , 10. ·clothea , kn i ck knacks , docks, parakeats 1 Fairview Evergreen Rd. No Collecting, delivery or cash investment. Call 614· 388-8794 SAM to 8PM. Small clothing and mlac. .July 9 end_10. 111h. LeGrande, 9 ~ 6 . Beby clothet, odds & end1. Six femily yard aale Jufy 101h~11th . Two mil .. north of C.hnttr on Rt .7 at Ebertbach 'a. Rein cancele. .. .... P"i.Pieiisiint ..... only. Paid training program•. paid vacation first veer, major medical benef- & 258 Peon St., Mlddlepon. Vicinity Some IIHie girl '• clothe•• size• 2 and 3 . July 9th. 10th. . ............................ . its . Call Mon. or Tues. 10AM·4PM 614 · 446 · 7441 . ttart up fee. Stan your own bu1iness . For information call 614· 446· 21 66. Fiflt this veer at Maxine Mlchoel, Lourol Cliff Rd . Sole Wod. 10th & Thuro . locel company hes opening AVON Umlledtlmo -$10.00 Middleport & Vicinity Vicinity -····························· ment. Ht your own houra Big 2622 Jefferaon Yard Ave..Sell, Point Pl,eaant, ~~8=:0:0:•:m::.:"":t:il:ev::en=i~ng:.::: July8,9, 10, 9e.m.- 8p.m. Children 'o clothing. TV end 31 21 l=========:J Cen you help me1 Need 3 ladie1 to sell" Avon . Cell 614-448-3358. Part'-tima · tociel worker , Conaultant nHded tor small cue load; ICFMR facility; hours &. salary negotiable. ·Provide consul1an1 services and membership on IHP team. Muat have dergree from accredited school. Send reaume. to P.O. Box 936, Gellipolis, Oh 46631 . 'm ile. Business Opportunity ec:rea palture, nowfence, 20 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· ecres tillable, free gas. new producing g•• well. Mult sell. eo·s. Will conaider ,elling house end 5 to 1 0 USHING CO . recommends that you do busine11 with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mall until you have investi· gated the offering. Hairstylist wanted for The Both of You Styling and Tanning Salon. Looking tor a talented ttylilt. Send re· sume to Box 217. Syracute , Ohio or call 614-992-3982. Rettaurant bu1ine1s buai· ne11 for aale. Restaurent bu1inesa with 0 · 6 beverage licente is available for ..11. Excellent location on Court St. in Gallipolis. Opportunity for agreulve individual to build 11 1olid business . Call Waitreas want~d . . Evening 1hift. Apply in "penon . Crow' a Steak House. detaila in confidence including guidelines for sale to potential buyer. Own your o.wn Jean · SR!)rtaweer. ladies Apparel . Childrent. large Size, Com · bination Store, Accessories. Jordache'". Chic. Lee. Levi . Ea.y Stre~t. lzod. Esprit, Tomboy, Celvin Klein, Ser· gio Valente, Even Picone,liz Cla1borne. Members Only. Organically Grown, Gasoline, Helthtex , Over 1,000 614·448·0026 to diiCUit 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS· Refinance to low fixed rate . Use equity for · any purpose. Leeder Mortgage Co., 814·592· 3061 . 23 Professional Services 1306)678-3639. Superior ExterminatinC. Co., 2906. Inc . 'People w,..o appre· Own your own Jean · ciatea your Bu1inen'. Li· Have 6 pure Baagle pupa. Sport1wear. Ladies Apparel. cenaed : Ohio-WVa . Call Two 10 month old. .and two Children•. Large Size, Com614· 246· 9162or814-379· 8 month old Bugles to give bination Store. Acce110riea. · ··· 2712. away. 61.t:?42· 2621 . · Jordache. Chic. Lee, Levi, - - - - -- - - - Ee•v ·street, lzod, Etprit, Window Tinting . Auto, com· 1 black end white Pitbull . 1 Tomboy, Calvin Klein. Ser· merciel, residential. Free year old. 146 Butternut, ' gio Valente. Even Picone, liz estimates. Call . 614-446Pomeroy . Claiborne, Members Only , 9346. Orgenically Grown. GasoFr• game hens. 11t trailer line, Helthtex. Over 1.000 Water well• drilled and ..,. on the right past Meig1 High otltero. t7,800 to $24,900 viced . Prices on request. Call School. inventory. Training, fiKtures. 814· 742· 31 47 or 61 4·992· 5006. grand opening, ~~ · GJI,n open 15 dayt. Mr. Keenan 6 Lost and Found LOST: pair of mens gla11e1 in black caae. Fruth Phar· macy lot. Call 814 -441· 9780. PIANO TUNING AND RE· 13051678·3839. BIG BUCKS! Your prior service it worth a lot of money. Monthly paycheck· t.3&.000 Life lnaurance · New training. Call304-676 ~ 61 4·446-4454. LOST .. Dabble gray, 6 year old horte, tattoo- S&70Y on Kapp Ridge off Rt. 87. Reward I 304·372·3838. FOUND •• White friendly female dog with collar and flee collar. Number. Dr. Moore, rabies 38 ·3 360. GRAOUATES· Still trying to find yourself? Why not check with the Army National Guard? Good Pay - Good Trai-ning · Ed u c etional Allittance· Great Benefits· Daley your Acti'lle Training until fall. Serve your State and Nation . Call 304 ·876 · 3950 or 1·800·842·3619. Ward's Keyboard. 304·676· 5600 or 875·3824. Public Sale ' & Auction RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE. Eotate, farm, antique, liquidation Licensed Ohio and Welt Vir.oinia . 304~ 773· 12 Situ!ltions Wanted Persona Body Shop, lucas Lane, Pt . Pleesant, WVe . near k&K Mobile Homes . Popular prices . 614 · 985 ~ •ale•~ 4174. 5786 or 304· 773-&430. Room . board and laundry . Wanted To Buy We pey cash for tete model clean used carl. · Jim Mink Chev.- Oide Inc. Bill Gene Johnaon Reol COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Bodo, iron, wood, cupboardt. cheln, chesu , batkets, dlshet , atone jars, antiques. Jold and ailven .W rite · . 0 . Miller. Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or call 614·992· 7700. Buying jta~ gold, 1ilver coins, rings, jewelry, sterlinQ ware, old coln1. large cur· rency. Top prices. Ed . Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd . Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614·992· 3478. Aluminum tcrap. Sail your aluminum scrap direct tot he tmelter. Buying ell grades of aluminum. Premium paid tor large loads. Cell for quote, Scipio Energy, located 1% mile• ea1t of Pegetown on Standing timber. AI Tromm. Tie logo t130 POl 1.000. 814-742-2473. Homes for Sale 6 room house approx , 6 acre1. Barn, building•. cellar house. near Eureka , $27,000. Colt 713 -370· 3624. 1·805· 687·6000. e.t. R· cuning reasonable COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Will do litter work for elderly people in home• or hospital. In my home. Reference. 304-773· 6365 · or 773 · 5343. • 21 6 room houH, located i n Porter, Oh. 3 bdr .• on lot with garden spot . ld"l for retired couple or young family, $13,500. Call 814· 388-8749. For sale or IHH. 2 bed · rooms. · double car garage, 1.2. acres. Rose Hill. Pomt· . roy . Reduced 826. 000 , 3 bedrooms, detached 24ft.•2$ft . gerage. rural water, setelllte and applian · c••· one acre. HyMII Run. -Bueiness Opportunity 614·992· 2389. Government Jobs. 811.000· 16ft. to 18ft. ol81n.or81n. U0,000 yr. pGIOible. Matalbu1o1 triple wall occupations. ~II Caft . 1 ~ 80o · 131 Pleetant. St ., Pt . Pit. qualifies for Farmers Home Loan and Mnon County Bond Money. Call304-875· 1474 otter 8 PM. Hou1e, 3 bedrooms. full baHment, 6 acrt1, 1 mile from town. Rt. 2, phone 304-875-68014. 3 bedroom frame. 2 beth1, air cond, large att.ched garage. 1OOx 188 lot, out bui lding, walking dlatenceto school. Hartford, atking 3 bedrooms. 2% bath1, family-dining room, ••t· in kitcheO, 1 acre lot. Finane· ing evaileble , 304·882- 2096. For Sale By Owner, secluded three bedroom houae on eight ecrn. Call 304·8715· 2024. 7 room house, 1 Y:! Iota. · garden apace. Hartford, .,7,000. Phone 304·B82· 3374. 32 Mobile Homea for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL." ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS, RT 36. PHONE 614·446· 7274. Mobile Home on 'h: acre lot at Tycoon Lake, •12, 500. Call 814·446·0708. 1970 1 2x80 mobite home, air c'onditioner. washer • dryer. Underpinning, exc. 1972 Schuh I mobile home 12x6"0 tipout livingroom, central air. porch, awninga, underpinning. t7,000. Call 614-446-2416. 14x70 mobile home . 3 bedroom1. 1 Yt batha. v•s furnace, stove,rtfrigerater, washer. dryer, underpinning end porch. 8·14·949- 2388. 65x12 Elcone. Good condi tion. •8200. 1 mile eeat of Chelttr on Rt . 248. Call evening1 814· 985·4460 . MOBILE HOMES MOVED. Insured. 20 yeera expe · rience. 304· 576-2866 or 578-2998 . Must Sell .. MOving, 12xeo Skyline mobile home. Aa· sume Payments, More in for · mation, phone 304 · 671 · I========== 34 3918. 814·678· 2513. ltlldlll:idl loan. Call 304·875·6022. , In town adorable lmmucl1te 2381 . 3 bdr •• almost everything new inaide ·out. Includes all 33 Farms for Sale carpeting, wallpaper, peint, furnace, aiding-lifetime gua- - - - - - - - - ·lcrantee. Bath remodeled, fir-.' 2 1 2 acre farm . Par-ker Run alarm 1y118m. central air, Rd . Mull sell. Moved to wuher-dryer . Have to see to Arizone. Mineral rights in· lppraclalo. $28, 500. Call eluded. Meke offer. 814· 742·2862 . No re11onable 814·448· 2469. offer rafuaed. Terms avalla· Largt brick on corner lot, ble . P~mp ~las, service. Regis· tared in Ohio. ' All work Subdiv;ston, full guarentlittd . Call 304· 273• .McGuirt basement , doub~ garage, 2811 . Aavtnawood. W. Ve. tow utiliteo. Cell 614·448· Give opiano ..ason1 in mv home to beginnen, ad · \lanced and adult students. Also teach transposing and chording. 814-992-6403 . Log home, 3 acres, 2 mi . out Jerrico Ad. , 8 "12 lllum•blt 20K24 gorege. t18 ,500. Call814·992·660!i. 4582 for Information . Gra11 $4!1.000. 304·075·5047. Price redu ced 4 bdr., full buement, five miles from Point Pleetanl, acre lot, will finance under land contract . 18 Wanted to Do ratn. Call 814·446·9264. 3 .bedroom home, 8 Vz per· c:ent assumable loan, guden spot. Reduced down to 1979 14x70 mobile horrie on 1 acre lot. Excellent condition . Double car Government Homes from t1 . (u repair) . Also delin· quent tax property. Call 3210. · Call 61 4· 448-3084. 614, 448·2689 . Elderly only. Call 614·992· 8022 or 614·986·4416. Townllhip Rood 141 . Moige County. 814-982-3418. 114·742· 2328. 31 Eslale Cot1814-446-1675. Yerd work or farm work . Wayne Flint. 614 -446 - evenings. oond . Celt 304-675-3734or 614-379-2822. 3 bedroom house . 20x30 garage, 1 2K30 storage building on 146 Texes Rd. $25 .000. Will take house trailer for down paymttnt ownarr will help finance. Ownar call 304-B82·268B. 9 PAIR , · Summer rates in effect · frea e11timate1 . 3950 or 1·800· 642·3619. Lott : Magnifying glaat that you wear on your heed . Cell •creo. C1N 814·592·4471 doya end 814-592-4524 040,000.00 . 304· 882· 2696. olhers. t7,900 to $24,900 Inventory . Training. fixtures, grand opening, etc. Can open 1 6 days. Mr . Keenan Homes for Sale In Mei;s County, 113 acr.. on private township road. 4 bedroom houH with full baaement, gerage-bllm; 60 33482. St. Rt . 160 Hot'tlt chhtmav pipe. Phone 814· 687-8000, oxt. R·4602 co .w :_s_9_2·_5_eJ_o_._________ find out how. 11~ 1 _~o.~lt~l"==li•~·=Oh~•~5.~ 4 & Male Border Collie . 6 montha old . Call 61 4 · 742· 614· 448· 3872 2•. _ --_ - -25. _ __ - _ 6. 1 doy house. Call814·446· ooo5 : away. Call814-992-7217. "Frte Estimates" Installation Avoilable 4/4/ Hn .. ... ·r'ijififiro;;·........ ...... GaiiiP'oiis......... 60 Instant Profit Centers. Easy Anembly work. S600. Own 50 outlet• producing 4 · Giveaway per 100. Guaranteed payhigh profit multi-flavored ment . No experience-no popcorn. Your total idvett· sales . Deteile send self· ment only $18,000. You Kittttnl to good home, 2 addrened ateinped en'tle· believe the p'r'oflts, yellow. 4 black. Call 614· ' lope; Elan Vital-176. 3418 · won't part ·time .fullllme . Call right 387-7116. Enterprise Rd ., Ft. Pierce, Fl now: 1-800-992· 7900. 4 pUppies, to good home, moattv black . Call614·448· 0399 a1k for Lorette . 741-2027 6/3/lmo. Cciurt St. Pomeroy, Oh. FREE ESTIMATES I put in th pror,•r cklnifi,a· lion if you II chtc.h tht I~ loll $1.00 S10.00 ' 15.00 $11.00 proper box below. I II I I I . Mobile Home . Heating & Cooling COIN SHOP I 1 1 Wow· Free toya and free gifts. Ha'tle a Friendly Home Party now and wrilp up your Chrlatm .. ahopping llat Hrly, Giftl for eJI occatiOnl. Something for everyone. Also looking for women who would like to eam extra money In their apare time. For more information call CentOI. 304-675· 1293. SALES & SERVICE . DON IOSI Offke 949·2493 BENNETT'S ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS · Howard L. Writesel I • I 1 Print on1 word in each I sjlau Mlow. Each inititl 1 or troup of fituru (OUnfl 1 os o ward. (Dunt namt hck. Call now 814;742· 2328. 8 I ' You can slim uP for summer, .All Natural Weight ~ Lop pro· gfam ca~ · help you lose }0· 29 plu1 pounds in your ttrat month Qr your money Vacancy evailable for adult female . Harpers Adult C•r• I I II A d d r e u - - - - - - - - - 1I 'I I I • 3·24-lfe I 121/llc ·--·j Name AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al•o Tr••••l11loa PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 614-446-9416 304-675-6276 I coupon. Cancel yaur id tJy phone wnen you get 8. - , NOTICE OF SALE I will offer lor sale at thtgr1mises at 244 North Second Avenue. Middleport, hio, on the 13th dly oi.July, 1985 at !O:OOA.M. thelollowincrnl estate: The residence.of the lite Essie B. Russell consist· in& of II room, 2 bathroom residence and 1 2 car aara1e with upstairs apartment: The real estate is beina .offered for sale free and clear of all incumbrances excepl Ftal estate taies ·lI •Oil field service *landscaping •Basements •Land clearin1 •Ponds •Septic systems •Huvy haulin1 •Free estimates Help Wanted for several people full time 814· 985·3884. • loit & LF. Gao koilablo I I IW C- & Swing lots. Curb Inflation . . DCAYAnNG INC. Rt. 124,Pomoray Ohio 5/9/2 mo. pd. Classifieds and II . , I Mun In llw ~r I'll I (ornpll'!o' Cw AlUMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all 'fypea Worked in home area · 20' yeara "'Free Eatimetea'' ·---------- -----·----·· SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bed· rooms, · 2 complete baths. dining room, living room and large re: creation room. Located on 8 .acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. for lilt yur 1985. VIIIY~ & • ·, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 8 7 / 111, met/ s-.&s.-81.,dl · WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE It, 4, "'"II I'"' Rd. ~o.-oy. Ohio 4576' (6141 9U-2134 or 942-6704 . SUPERIOR SIDING CO. PH, 304-675·2441 Roger Hysell Garage 11 Reduce aafe &: fast with , GoBese capsules &: E~vap 'water plllt' . Fruth Pharmacy. 0212. Pc.ll E; Shodcey, D.VA St:l vII t:' e1 .200 PER MONTH DELIVERY . DRIVER . SALES In appreciation o\ your ouppon,for 10 yeora. EUGENE LONG f lllpiOV1111'1l 1 Clean•. one half mile up Georgoo Crook Rd. Coil 814-448·0294. Male cat, gentle. litter trained , Cell 814· 446 · 1 DMngR111r0of'M, · to.d Welk.-Clean Hot lif~~~·M~~:r' SWEEPER and aewlng r,18chlne rep.tir, parts, and auppliea. Pick up and delivery, .Davia Vacuum receive • Primilin (onoplnt A•oiw.lt flohjng lntWttl "/C...... SWIMMING ~LV L~orrulld Qn D"'Y · TrttKhill!l Of Any Type Oozor & laclhoe Sorvtct Plumbifll Service Wtlclin&. lowboY Haulini Septic S1stems UAII!IDADS ' PH. (614) 985-4212 fEiec .• Sewer, WetMI TIENCIM IS OIIIIIIE 992-6191 Dottie Turner 992· 5692 Jean Trussel 949·2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 ·~· 35185 Oak Hill Ro1d Loaa Bottom, OH. 45743 and routine work during .4/l/lfn ACREAGE! - Approx. 23 acres wrth nice building site. Water and electric availab~. Near Chesler. $15,000.00. FIXED RATE INTEREST WITH . I Oth TV & APPLIANCE , HARRISONVILLE -A 21 acre farm wtth fencing, 4 bedroom home. barn, and privacy. Yours for only a $500.00 down ·payment and $373.26 amonth A15 YEAR TERII. 20% OOWN CLEAIIIt WITH PIONEER CARPEl & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS OPEN EACH THUI!·S. EVE. 6-8 CHESTER-985·3307' $18,000.00. NOW AVAILABLE - Daily 1 3 Announcements 61 4·992·3681 . IN MIDDLEPORT. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR *ZENITH •SYLVANIA ' · •SPE£0 QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEWTE SAI£5 & SlRVIC£ · lfe He•J " hll Tl. . S~ep T11hlelu , •• Dalf · RIDENOUR PRICE REDUCED -Pomeroy · - Older 3·4 bedroom home with onginal woodwor~ fireplace, buitt·ln bookcase and a garage apartment for a ren!lll. Needs some work ~ $10,000.00. ·The 513 5000 the month of July will Now $44,900.00. VACANT GROUND- 27 acres with a lot ol road fion!llge, electric .and water available. handling. Send It: AHco Braolto Crolla, Rttdor Mol J Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8·13-lfn· Ph. 1614) 669-3761 or 669-3765 month for 30 years at 13%• for 15 Jusl years$30,000.00. or $337.40 a · interest each pattern lor - PH. 742-23.28 Dexter, Ohio PRICE REDUCED ..,.. REEDS. VILLE- Riggs Crest Manor Nice 3 bedroom ranch on approx. 1\\ acres. equipped l<itchen ~ fweplace, 2 car garage,I exe~lent condition. 1-;~~==~~~;il Crans Now I oad, Cleric z M. KOCH, ·M. S. a: LISA Licensed Clinical Audiologist :i :z: (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 z 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC 'sYSTEMS HOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK Small animal• receiving veceinationa, worming. ' S-. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARY On Jolly 2, 1985. In tlte Installed .... • Lool Lene K. N Cl I 0"10 DIS~OUNT 1718. 1tc Page502 9 ft. 7/8/1 mo. y,...,,..., Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF LOWELL REEt;l JEFFERS. DECEASED CoN No. 24836 Docket 12 ln~tolled .................. 5149500 FUTURE TV SATELLITE June 30. i 988. Sud! htonnv w11 "" held tlte Offial of lite 'rreeao,.,, 821 South Third A..,uo. Middleport. Ohio. JMlOWegner, Public Notice Complete and Devices Computerized tiearin1 Aid Selection Hearin& Evaluations All A&es TROMM EXCAVATING TOWN i. COUNTRY VETERINARY . CLINIC DISH dttrtt INA 5179500 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Public Notice ESTATE OF KENNETH ROM· INE, DECEASED . PROBATE COURT OF Ceae No. 24828 Doo:liet 12 MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Pego 603 26th dey of July, 19B5. at ESTATE OF LILLIAN G. NOTICE OF SMITH, OECEABEO 110 :16 a.m .. the following APPOINTMENT lands and tenements. to wit : C.. No. 24817 Doc:kot 12 OF FIDUCIARY The followinQ real estate On July 2, 1986, in tlte Pogo 501NOTICE OF situated in the Village of Po- Meigs County Proboto Coun, APf'OINTME.NT meroy, County of Meigs and C11e No. 24828. Marie RomOF FIDUCIARY S~·te of Ohio: ' ine. 8911 Runik Place North, On Julv 1, 191&, In tlte Commencing at a post at Revnoldsburg, Ohio 43068 the comer of the lot .formerly WII lppointed Executrix of the MeiiiO County l'nl- Court. owned by Theodore Foss on c- No. 24817, Rldlord estate of Kenneth Romine, Ro.. nbaum. 34 ·cambra Lesley Street in said village, dec:eased. late of 412 Spring Court, Danville. California on the alley; thence in a 'wes- Avenue, Pomeroy, Meigs 94528 WM oppolnted EJCO<:U• terly direction one hundred County, Ohio. too of lite ...,. of I.MM G. forty (140) feet , mora or lesa Robert E. lko<:k. Smith, d I. ... of 371 along said alley to the line of Plobete Judge BNch Middleport, the lot formerly owned by Ohio 46750. H~tnry Hamm. thence in a Lena K. Nesaetroad, Robtrt E. Bud<. northerly direc tion along · Cllirlc -teJudge what was formerly Henry 17) 8, 15. 22. Jtc H1miTI't line One Hundred Twenty Three (1231 feel ; thence in an eas1erly direc · tion 185 feat , more or less, to what was formerly Theo· dore Fo1a' west line at a point sixtv~ nine (691 from ~itt Intersection with the alley; thence southerly along said line 69 teat to the place of beginning . It being ihe intention of the former gremors to con'tley the IOUtherty part of the lot con veyed to them from John F. Witzuall by doted Mar<:h 26. 1908 .-.d recorded in Vo - U.P. WIRE ME Drake 324 Rtc., Drab 100 System with 324 Rec.................... tlooston TJ'IIdrer Avo--OU. Optiono Avolloble 1 know my God wUI cart•; And givt' to rTK' what I deserve. My just and equal share. So wlrh rhls thoughr as days pass on, I'll haW to walt and see: How God will dt'al the hand of fate, · And whnt my rate will bP. - By Olen Harrison. ~=~~~~~;:=1=~~~~~~=~==~~~~~~ Public Public Notice Public Notice By virture of an Order of Sale issued out of the Common Pleas Court of Meigs County, Ohio. in the case of 10' Fla. 949·2777 24 Hr. Service 101f2' RAYDX BLACK MESH DISH So as thE"sfo things press on my heart. Should 1' be cal'(>ful wtth each stE'p, Ek>fr1en'l1 the ones I know: . Or huny on llkt> all the res t, Maybe fall to the rocks bPiow? ~lve'! Offk~ OH. · AT A SUPEI DISCOUNT PIICE BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK . We Delinr The Daily Sentinel-Page j A1111 Ill ill t: I! 1111! Ills 61 Pl.. St~ Gallipolis PH. - # ~ADV The Expansion of Service to our Customers . To Include: *Complete Front End Repair l!t Alignment •Computerized .Wheel Balance ·.,.Tires (All Sizes - Car, Truck. Farm) . For Homt Ust • lnnoun(ls · BOWMAN'S HOME CAll MEDICAL SUPPLY .JAMES SOUTHERN SPUN Would l be jugec.l and found to wanr, Denied and left behind? .. And woukl the deeds l did fo r Him, Be mighty hard to fi nd? Or would the scales tip a bit. And point toward th~ goOO? As ltll" answt>rs tu the way 111\'l::'d . WUJ then bE" understOOd. The onN! w ho have to reach lht> top, To be the ttrst ones thE>rt>: Or should I take II slowly, ~ climb Pach rung wiTh care? A5 your pan In life to live? Homo laclno, PH. ' I Wonder 01 The Future With a heart that's heavy i.lurde-ned, As I climb the ladder of life, Am 1 rea lly having fun; As much as those who pa ss me by, Who are always oo the run? r.od "FREE ESIIMATES" •Homo/rtsident •Eligible inllitution for Fttloral Aid •GuarantHd stuol111t loans 1·100· 231-2233, Ext. Ill UNITED TRUCK MASTERS COLUMBUS. OH. EYl"S sometimes blurred with trot'Si CaWIE!d by 1oodest memories, U.St now to passing yt·ars. The tb:Jught Is ever prcsmt . What has my God in store: For me, if I sOO\Ild pass the tes t, And reach I hal blissful shore? t •• ~- ... •• Ill •j • • WE llll MEDICARE AND OTHlUISURAN<E ' CAlliE-S WHEN EUGIILE And though the cost was great to Him, Ule'1 Ladder Do you f'\'er stop and glv(' much t ho~ht, •Storm WindoWs •Replacement Window• •New Roofing The tlme He picked ~ out 01 sin, And a life 110 fuU ot pain; Your rt'Ward Is there to see; Wh at OC>ner way fQ w alk rhat road, If you know, piE"<iS(> pray tell me. - By Olen HarriSon. Hfi' p;tld lhl> prlre for a world full ol sin. P<wed the way for a homt' In thC' sky; ThaT 's why 1 don't worry. the- otdl'r I W'l. And you can be the same If you try. - By Olen Harrison . ' ....... ,.U.II MMIY Otht; ltemo ' or Tht> look upon your face- so br1ghl, • •O•vuen .•Hoa~tel Bede •Wheel C:halra •hthroom Aidl •Welken •Crutchtl • Cenet And thoUKh the days go oil. and on, And night "111 never be; It leave!~ me with a joyfuJ heart, · the> llmt> he set me free. And life, though bitter, to some may be-, you ask me how I know where ('II RQ, The an'iwM' L'i ca.•w To give; For Jesus ca mt• down and dk>d on a cross: That SOmE' day wllh Him I could Ji\·e. • •• u.... Ou(of Town C~stomtFI CIU Collect •lnaul-,tlon •Storm Doora I made It home at last, T o the pldce HP pmrni"W!d ml'; And as I walk the streets or gold. Can be full of joy and bliss: So many things for an ac hing heart, Too ma ny to want to miss. N~· -· . urw 320 5th St. . ........ SALES & RENTAlS 614-446· 7213 VINYL ·& . ALUMINUM SIDING knOw 'twhs not in vain . - By Olen Harrison. •• Cllill• 0.. -w..~•• Hospital Supplies INSULAnON •NaliOfiCII/lacal jab plan· I'll ta ke the hand He offers Ill(', I'll see the prints so plain; · Tile hands t~ nailed to til<> cross. ' As Hl' oore lmonal pain. To me :::-c!.-:. . Business .Se:rVices J&L BLOWN I'll see the ones who have gone beto1-e, 'The ones who made 11 there; A{ld everywhere- I tum to took, Are friend& from ~re. Wolklni!luacThe ,._ ... ' •DOT Certification Some Day In Hea ven Oh, some sweet day In Heavt-n, When IU'e on earth is done: I'IJ il\t"'("l lht> One who paid the p rl€t", And knCM' the ba ttlcs won. ...... (&A AUTO REPAIR . ............ ......... .............................. . ,.... ........... •.· ··· SEMI· DRIVER And as his day progresses, With a heaM that's light and gay: Sees maybe he-can do the lia rhe, For one, come another day. Hls shining ta.ce ru ' U..•II-- ~, GM ......... ment assistance· I'll . ~c...ww · .- 3 Announcemenu - By Olen Harr1son. And lt'l Him kno\.\• yuu're t'('ady, UHf' dedd('!!; 10 call: And last of alt . when day Is past, And ~.o·ou'VE' thanked Hi m all you can; Don't forgt-rthe greatest one, Sal\•atlon's saving plan. So Offf'r up a special thanks, As you ask for hPip once mor{'; And maybe He'll be good to you. Ler yoo reach that GoldE'n Shore. Help guidt> you over thl> sea of doubt, Through storms of OOubt and fear; And then you'll know w ~ life ts run, You'll always haw Him llC'ar. - By Olen HarriSon. FtUOO wtth anger at our losses, Blaming all on ff' llow,man: ... TIIat t w helped a fe-llow broth<.·r. Hls t ria ls and trou bles bl>ar: And I've left him with a !eeij ng, Tbere was sornt>One who cou)d car('. F'or He's been so ~ to rou. '111ank Hi m for the food you eat, Your hC'allh, your home and all: caring 10 look ahead, To what the fu ture has In stoN': But. taking things that come our w~;~ y, And reaching our .for many more. Ne\'('1' ' .......... .. ... ............ -· '"£' .... .., _ .... "' Ill== , ........ ... - .... '"- -·- That l'vt> dOne the- beSt I can. And (>V('fl 10 Uw s;~vi~. Of a one time g\vt>n soul . Thank Him for a IX'W da y born, A C'hanre In which to do; The things you know you can analn, , __ ... .,. ,.,.._ . /r~llmtllllt 111/••pltll/fl•l•.ti"JJrtlllft't .,, ·• .,~---- CLRSSJFIED RDS Each day to f(>ilow miln: Leaves a fet•llng or contentmt•nt, For lf'ltlng you awake from sleep, ot whiCh He oould cont rol ; ......... Uie 'Through this world we Hvl' and toU, With a heart as h ~:~ rd as stonP: Living In miSery. les t w. change, P1lytng tor ¥.1ld oms sown. - s k~·. - By Olt>n Harrison. The help that I giVE' . '"""" Him DollY U you ha\'e /1{'('() 1o ta kE' r~ tlrllf', To kneel down arid pray; ··::=::r . -· ........,.... r:li.ul/11•1/ ,_... " "''"' '"" ::~~ Read the Best SeDerI Read the Or lt they pass mt" by; So .;.-~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 13-H Ch"y Tr. 73-79 ford Tr. F..............................160 Ftndtrs .........................141 13·11 Chtyy Tr. 71-79 Ford Tr. ~,~1 h;;;:·;:;:•12l .. ~m~·;;i'r~: •1 u Hoo4t............. _ .., .... l150 Ooort.:.......................$145 71·14 Chtyy Tr. 71-79 Ford Tr. .~:,·;:;:-...... , ... $7~ .. ~.~~~~;;n~: $u.5o 71 Grlllti ..................... l31.50 Hoodt........................, 1145 73.,. Cht•y. Tr. · 13·15 Ford tansor Rockw Faooll ....... .. ,;..,l25 Hoodt....:.................... l130 13-79 Cht•y. Tr. · 13-U lord langor Cab Cornon ....... - .......120 GriiiH ...........................I75 Htw nd Utld Auto Gloa-lato hrtt · WHALEY'S AUTO PAllS 9-13-lfn Rt. 611 Wet! Darwloo Ohio 9U-7Q13 "" . . . . . . . ... . . . . - - .... . , .. lfllt • I won 't care what pt'OPI(> say, ,...~ Business Services I l thlnk I'll take nn· t)ml.": For It IS trot>, so I am told, 11losc rungs are hard to climb:· ·- --· .... _. ' So w llh these thOughts. my mind ronfiL'ied, · One, that wht>n all hope was aone. And you wet'!' btu;-!ed deep In sin; Pickl'd you up and set you fr'et-, And cleansed you from within. ·-~··- Monday, July 8, 1986 The Daily Sentinel renee M. Stewart, Ken'neth J. Stewart, Eric Russell, DaVId RUs· . sell, Dale E. Smith, Paul D. Nl!llse, Roy Holter, Don Mayer, Mike Mayer, Ryan Russell, SteVe Musser, W.A. Glbbi, John . F . Musser, Charles Sheets, Lennie Jewell, Steve JeWell and Ed Holter. and there were poems by Maiy Stewart and Joy Russell. The women served the dinner to Robert E . Buck, Tom Bowen, Andrew Mahlman, Jon Pen1n, Chester Knight, Elza Gilmore, BUJ P<"rrin, Ralph Werry, Walter Grueser , Lawrence Stewart, Law· ___., ' Monday, July 8. 188• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Father, son banquetcond~eted at Trini"·. ~ . 6 room1, beth. utility, atorm windows. doora. Aluminum aiding. new roof, wiring, plumbing wall, wall cerpet. Centrel h..t . Garage. 614· 992·5204. Business Buildings For rent: 8000 sq. ft . brick building. 2 · 1 Oft. garage doors . Also furnished aru for retail bu1in1ss. Locattd on S. Fifth Ave., Mlddlopon. 61 4·992·8868 or61 4· 992· .. 6113. Modern store with equip· ment like new or buy equipment and stock and '-•H building . Oood opportunity· for the right perton . Serious inqurea only . Write in care of Point Pfea1ent Register, Box C-1. 36 loti &. Acrtage 1 , 38 acre. new drilled well. $8,200.00. 304·&78-2198 or tr~da for motor home . �• ~age 8 The Daily Sentinel 35 Lots & Acreage · LAFF·A·DAY 1 acre wilh furri . mobile home. hookup for another mobile home, outbuilding. Gallipolis Local Schools . Porter SPECIAL cut slobs 8 PU in dump truclc t100.or 21oodst180. You pickup t15.· Call 814245·5804. 1 acre building or trailer lots f or sale. Call614- 992-7481 GUNS . 700· Rom . 243. 870· Rem . 12 go. 1100 Rem. 1 2 go . Rod Hawk 44 meg . Call614·367-0482 or 614·992· 2388 or 814· 9 92·.3543. Acreage f or sale on County Rd .~ S in Fhnwoods. 614- Home central air condi· tioner. New tool .box with new tools. Jacobten lawn mower. ·call 114· 379 · 2869 . 992· 7308 . For tale: 100ttx100ft. vacant lot . Corner· of Mill and Fifth in Middleport. 614- 50 acres, $35.000.00. 304875· 7541 . Houses for Rent New 3 bdr. livingroom, 2 bath, fa.m ily room. central air, dishwasher, drapes & curtains, carpet, downtown. Call 614-446· 1409. 2 bdr . cottage 8166 mo. plus deposit. Call e14-4460143 or 614·446·0571 . For rent in clly, nice 4 room cotta go . Call 61 4 · 448 · 0974 or 614· 446· 3867. 2 bdr. unfurnished house with storage bull~ing & garage, ref. 81 deposit re- quired. Call 61 4·446 ·9686. 2 bedroom hous~ in Pomeroy: $195 a month. Call ~14 · 992- 3054 . bedroom home , 501 Burdette St .. fem;: ed yard. 2 references, 304·675- 7207 . House, stown. 7 rooms. Rollln phons 304-896 - 2435 . Cl"U• ·"'I' "'"'••S·~~.I"" w.~o~,,... "I can tell you've been shop.ping around... you didn't show any sticker shock!" 44 Apartment for Rent 51 Household Goods JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Housing Opportunityl monthly rent starts al 8169 Jor 1 bedroom and S204 for 2 bedroom, deposit t200. located near Spring VaUlty Plaza end Foodlend, pool and Ceble TV available, hours as possible 10 em to 4 pm and 7 pm to · $ p~ Monday· Friday. Call 814· 446 - 2746 or leave message . Nicely furnished mobile home, eff. apt., central air and heat in city, adults only. Coll614-446-0338. Furni1hed efficiency 701 4th Ave .. Gallipolit. fi180, utilities paid, ahar& bath, adults. Call441-4416 after 8PM . 2 bdr . f1,.1rnished. all utilites Upatairs unfurnished 3 room apt., carpeted. utililiea paid, no chil~ren, no pats. Call •814-446-1637. pd.,, except elect.. conve8558 . 2 bdr mobile home, Upper fit . 7 . Call 614·446 ·0508. 613 Jrd . AVe. 1 bdr. pr_ivate bath, 8136 mo., includes wat~r . deposit required. Call 614-448·4222, belwoon 9 llo 5 . Furnished, air cond., cable . no city laJ;BS, beautiful riverview, Kanauga. Foster' s Mobile Home Park. 614·4461602. utilties paid, share bath, 807 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis, aduiU. F,urnished 2 bdr . traiiQr in country, $160 mo . plus deposit. no pets. Call 614- 740Yi 2nd . Ave.. 3 bdr., 1190 mo.. dop . roq. Call 614-446· 4647 or 614·446· 4222 between 9AM·6PM. 446-8397 anytime . Z_.bdr. furnished good loca · tion. s 185 plus deposit ..Call 61 4 -446·01 43 or 61 4· 448"0571 . 2 bdr. trailer. central air, furn is hed, washer, dryer, prefer elderly; no pets , on Floyd Clark Rd . near Porter. Call 614· 388·8732 . 1 972 Castle 14x70. 2 bdr .• 2 bath. washer. dryer. stove. refrig., red wood deck, located near Gallipolis on 3 acres, w ith option to buy, $6 . 500 . Call 614 -446 8215 . Furnished 2 bedroom mobile home. no pets. Call 614949-2253. 2 bedrooms completely furnished. $175 . per month plus deposit and utilities. Call 61 4·992· 7479 . 3 bedroom furnisHed trailer for rent in Rutland. $150. per month plus $100. depOsit. Call614-992· 2777. 2 bedroom furntshe~ trailer. Crab Creek Road, t1 .60 per month . no pets, 304-6751206. Mobile ho me, two bed rooms, furnished . 304-675 6512 . 44 Apartment for Rent Furnished efficjency $146, Call 446·4416 otter 8PM . 3 bdr. newly remodeled, duplex: 644 or 848 Second Ave., utility room, kitchen, dlningroom , Call 614-4460690. New 2 bdr. ·apt.. refrig. & stove furnished. 4% miles from Gallipolis . $226 mo. ·plu1 electric, deposit & reference required. No pets. Call 614-446-8038 . 2 bdr . apt .. utilities partty paid-nice. s 1 49 mo. Call 304-676·6104 or 304-675· 6386 . 614 ·446· 3344 . Riverside Apts. Middleport. Special - rates for Senior Ci!,izens. $130. Equal Housing Opportunities . 614 992· 7721<' 2 be droom apartments. New Haven. WVa . NewlY remodeled. In town . 614992 ·7481 . 1 bedroom apt. for rant. SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolia. New &.·ued wood-coal ttovea. 6 pc wood LR tulto U99, bunk b8dl e199, anlroh recliner• $99. neW & Lised bedroom tuites. ranges. wringer waahefl, &. st~oes. New livlngroom suites $199- t699. lamps. alto buying coal & wood stovea. Coli 614·446·3159. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and chalra priced from $285. to 889&. Tablet, •so and up to *125. Hida-ebed• . t39o. and up to 1650.. sofa beds t14S. Air condUioners, good, used, re - conditioned . ·frank's Pawn Shop, · 430 · Second Ave., G8111polis. Ruger modoi77-V. 33-260, almOst new. $326 . Call 8~4·4461761 or 614-3889811 after 6PM . whirlpool 5000 BTU $125. Coil 614·446· 3344. Pool People Special: 40% off, games , · pool lounges. Middleport 614992· 6724 or Oallipolio .614448·3061 . Youth desk 6 chair, high lawn mower. Call 614-446·8024. chair, Sewing M.-chine with stand . fi250 . Call 61 4·992-5380. Singer Industrial Tables, 2 matching carpets, matching chairs, fans, ~-~~~~ch:i:ld:r•=n~·~·:it:em~o. Recliners, •• Lamps from&22&. $28. to to $375 8125. mloc. Call 614· pc. dinette• from e.1.0.9 .• to 436. 7 pc . $189 ond up. Wood table with si~ chairs Smith Corona typewriter tor $285 to S746. De* 1 110 sale. Excellent: 2 antique 22 H Gone-With - The - Wind up to 8 5 · utchu. 8650 · · Iampo. Call514·992-5821 . Bunk bed complera with mattrnHs. $276. and up to f396. Baby beds. $1 1 0. Pedal exerciser for lise after Manrasae• or box apringa. hlp replacement operation . full or twin. t58., firm, f88. 614·986-3661 . and $78. Queen HU, $226. 4 dr. chnlo. $49. 5 dr. Fire wood by the cord. $60. che1t1, S59. Bed frames, From now to Oct. 1st. Todd $20.ond t25 .• 10 gun . Gun Snowdon at 614·742-2051 cabinets, S3SO. Gas or or 614·742· 2322 . oloclric ronges $375. Baby mattre11es, $26 & 136. bed Firewood e20.00 picltup frames &20. *26, &. $30, load. $30.00 delivered. Call king frame eso. Good selec- 304-675-6762 or 675 · tion of bedroom suites, 2991 . rockers, metal cabinets. headboards 838 8t up to 861. • Used Furniture -- Refrigerators, ranges, metal office desks. electric range . 3 milea out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to 5pm, Mon. · thru Sat. 614-446·0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. drvers, refrigerators, ranges. Skaggs 1\ppliances. Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel. 81 4-446· 7398. TONY'S GUN REPAIRS, hot dip reblueing. •II types of gunsmith work, fist service. 304·675·4631 . Dark room equipment . "Unicolor enlarger" , easel, trays, etc. Like new. Ping pong table, excerise bike . 304-676·6894. Bulldozer TO&, Interna tional, good working condition. equipped with wench and blade. $d500.00 Phone 304·468·1031 after 8' p.m. 1984 Massey Ferguson tractor.194hours. M .F. 8ft. disc, 2 bottom plow a new, $11.300. 304·675·6861 . Countv· Appliance, Inc . Good used appliances and TV tots. Open SAM to &PM, Mon thru Sat. 614-446· Waterbed. quean size . like 1 699, 627 3rd . Ave. Galli· new, ·$300. Phone 304675·3213. polio. OH . Attic &pl ., furnished $175, utilities pd., 919 Second Gallipolis, male · preferred, share balh . Call 446-4416 after 8pm . VaHey Furniture, new a. uaed . ltrge section of qual· ity furniture . 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis . Efficiency apt . with garage. Northup area, private yard maintained , lease required, $210 mo. water included, washer S. dryer hookup. Call Why pay more 7 Check us out. New furniture, appliance• outlet . Trade Center. 81 4-446-7209 or 61 4-4463287. Apt. all new inside, 3 rooms S. . bath. private entrance, private parking, partu furl"ished . Ulllities paid. Big back vard, convenient to everything. ref . dep. required. Call614· 446·7516 . a. Furnished Rooms For rent Steeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call 614· 446·0758 . Kanauga. Dh . Call61 4·4467444. Country Oak tables. chairs, cupboards, desks, ice boxes. Conkles, Tuppers Plains. Rt. 7 . Hand crafted and 55 Building Supplies Building Materials Block, brick. sewer pipe"s, windows , lintels , etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Call614-245·6121. Block, brick, mortar and masonry suppliel. M ountein State Block, At. 33, New Haven. W. Va. 304· 8822222. finished . G.E. portable dishwasher. 55 Pets for Sale 1100. Call614·986· 3893. Ga1 built-In eye level ot~en and range top. Vent included . Ell.cellant condition, 1 Timeh African gray parrot . 2 yean old. 1 Umbrella Cockatoo. 1 V:r years old. Call clean . Coll614-985·4464. 814-992-6320. Sofa bed. made by Sealey. Fish Tank and Pet Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenue , Point Pleasant, 304-6762063. fish, birds and more. Price 150. 304-675-2231 . Furnished room. range, ra· frig . $1 26, 1hare bath, sin· gle male. 919 2nd . AVa .. 53 Antiques Gallipolis. Call 446· 44 1 6 after RPM . Briarpatch Kennel• Profu- 8 full ' blooded Poodle puppies, Black and Black with white . Call in evenings 304676· 2288 . Musical Instruments Hammond organ l100 aeries. Excellent condjtion . Asking 3333. 8625 . 614-9b&· Lowrav Keyboard 1 0 voices, built in monitors and' memory 8500 . 6177. liB 81 63 Llveatock Rhode Island fled, New Hompohlro!lod. Chlclcont 1 yoar old . Call 114-7422188 . 84 Hay& Grain Hay for ule.ll14-9927306. 1r<~nspnrt.ili'lfl 81 Omni 024 exc. cond, sunroof, 4 tpd.. AM·F.M redlo, good tlra1. Call 814246-503B. 1974 Pontiac Bonneville. $400. Call614-992-5781 . 1981 Corvot. 10.000 miles. iust like 8221 . 3 room furni•hed apartment, air condRion. ground floor. private entrance, utili· ties Included . 304- 676 8730. 2 bedroom apt for rent. Pt. Pl . 304·875· 71 12. 1984 Ford Ronger ohonbed. two-tone paint, 4 cyl.. tpd .• AM·FM tope. elide window, running board, cloan. t6,400. Coli 8144411-1781 or 814-3BB9811 llftor 5PM. 1980 Toyota PU, oxc. cond. topper, or trade tor . .. Call 814-441·4484. 1 877 F-1 00 Customer Explorer, runs well, 11,700. con 614·4411-44.25. 1972 Chevy l':o ton 302 1t41nd8rd runa good, t400or bolt oflor. Coli I 14· 38893117 ovonlngo. 1g84 Bronco. V•8, AT.PS, Pl. AC, am-fm ea••tte, Caplain Cheln, pay off or take ovu p1yment1. Cell 114-256·1215. - - - , - - - - - ·lc 1918 Doluxo 10 Chevy Truck. PS, PB: Auto. V-1. t9.300. Coli 8 .14-9492850. 198! Chevy QoluKO 1 0 lruok. V.B ... P.S .• P.B .• outomotlc. f9.300. 814- 9492860. new. phone 304- -Vans~ 4 air cond. very-good cond. $3,000. 304·896-3006. 74 Motorcycles 1979 XR 186. beon rebuilt, axoellant condition, *800. Coli 614-317· 71101. 1980 Herloy Dovidson FLH Eloctroglldo Clotolc. 3.000 mile1, two helmetl, tour pok. cover. e4800. Call 304·273·281 1. Ford. 2 door. ·292 engine, 3 tpeed. with overdrive, •1,500.00flrm. 3045.7 6-2998. . B•semant Waterproofing. • Tlbor Upholstery. For reu~ pholttaring, free estimates,.. , 614-379, 2869. D.and M. Contractors~ Vinyl tiding, replacement win--' dows, lnaulaling, roofing, 1974 Kawltaki 900. Faring Md lowera. Several extras. Very good shape. 814-9925872. Honda ATC for ulo, 200 Big Red . t1160 . 304- 678· 2671. 1982 Kawatekl 440·LTD, llko now t950. 304-1736779. 75 J.and L. Installation. Roof· Boats and Motors for Sale 1972 IMP Aztec 20ft. 186 HP Mercrulser 10 (8 cyl. Chevrolet engine). Well m1inteined, all options. Cell RON:S Tillevision Service. House calla on RCA. Quazat. GE. Specialing in Zenith. Cell 304·678-2398 or 614' 446-2454. Be Announoed Soorocrow and Mrs. King lee and Amanda pursue an dlusive diamond thief and hit-men nicknamed 'Mongoose.' ·(Rj (60 min.) (j) MacNeiVLihrer •· New1hour (lj) Hoort of 1ha Dragon (CC) 'Correcting.' Chlna·o judicial system ia explored • . with amphaais on how its people view the law in · ll!'norol. .(60 min .j 1i1J MOVIE: 'Tho VIllain' [HBOI MOVIE: 'Tho Novor· ending Story' (CCI [MAXI MOVIE: 'Aventl' 9:00 8 (2) Cil MOVIE: 'Born lleaulllul' · Cil 700 Club 11J (I) III Kato & All.lo Allie returns to school and faces the crunch of being both a mother and a student. (R) (JJ HNrt of 1ho Oregon (CC) 'Creating: Tonighfs program delt~es into the world of contemporary Chinese art, exploring the philosophical and historicalelements that shaped it. (60 min .] liD Sml1hocnlan World (CC) 'Designs for living.' CARTEfi"S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 61 4-446-3888 or 614-448-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING llo HEATJNO. fit. 1. Box 365. Gplli· polio. Call614-367·0576. GASOLINE ALLEY Excavating This here's Mack, th' mobster, an' I is com in' "'""=-t\ t' qit. my Good-1 Excat~ating, basements, footera. driveways, aeptic tanks. landscaping. Call anytime 614-448 4637. Jeme1l. Davison, Jr\: owner. money! You is Joel an' you . has splice into mil siereo! You souns good in stereo! Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping, etc. Free 81timoteo. Coli 614·446-8038 or 614· 992~ 7119 anylime. An examination of man's remarkable accomodations to life on earth, in ·apace, under ·ground and water. is presented . (80 Co., Rutlond, Dh . 614·742 · · , 2903. Basements, Footers, Concrete work, Backhoe' s, Dozer • Ditcher, Dump truckl. & water-gas-sewerelectrical line•. 9 :30 ESTIMATES. call 304-273· 9233, Ravenswood, W. Va. & 10:00 IIJ (IJ ® Cagney & La coy (CC] A seemingly cut end Electrical Refrigeration dried suicide investigation leads Chris and Marv Beth .to some startling conclu- 1114· 251 ·.6887. SEWING Machine repairs, 1977 16'/aft, Starcraft tri haul boat with tr•ller, no motor. Excellent condition . Callll14-992-2143 or 614· 742·2289 alter 8:00pm. ~1 foot service. Authorized Singer Salas 8a Service Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 614-992-2284 . . BARNEY Arlstocraft, inboard HAVE 'IOU 5EEN MY PET FROG, engine. good cond, 304875-3354 or 675-4437. 1967 15 fool boot, 80 HP motor 1nd trailer, $800 . 304-676· 7942. 76 & James Boys Water Service . Al10 pools filled . Call 614- New replacement · AUNT 255- 1141 or 614 · 446 · 1176 or 614-446·791 1. LOIIJEElV? Ken ' s Water Service . Wells. cisterns. pools filled . Phone 114·367-0623 or614·367· 7741 night or day. Auto Perta Accceesories pickup truck porto. G.M. 73-80 lenders, f59 .. Ford 73-79 tenders, *49. Tailgatee. Waugh's Water Service~ '1- 8 256 · 1240 or 614 · 266 · SNAKE!! Haul limestone,· sand, gravel.dirt. bulk or bag fertilizer and lime. Excelsior Salt WOJks Inc. 638 E·, Main St., Pomeroy .. 614·992-3B9·1. NO GRI<AT WHAT'S THAT? 6HAK~S . hood, roclcer pen..s, doora, 54 Misc. Merchandise etc. available on most plck- 4416 after 8PM . 12 Channel Marine radio with 8 h . antenna and cQnvortor, t186. 304·618· 6730. 1978 Oldo Oello 88. t2.8BO. hcollent condl· lion, 304-178-74"21. 1"''-- 73 Mercury Morquis: 110 Ktwooold. 304-117&-18114. 72 ••tt [~b,;;~:!~~~~:g~~~ 1974 Novo for porto. eso. Phone 304·178·3188 . 79 Motora Homes II C11mpera 1876 Toyola t . - . Coli altor II, 304-8711-11118. 19711 F·2150 Ford compor """clal. 34,000 good aond.. wltll Pall truclt comper t7.ooo. Will ,,.de far motw homo. Coli 1142U· I244 or 014- 2&eU13. For tole or ITotlo 1111 ford F1 50 !lllkup. c.l1 304·17113101 oftor 5 11711·11130. 1111 Wlhior- t1oop1 Hlfcontlllnod...I now. Coli 114-441·38113. e. M . .H. Repair MOBILE HOMES MOVED. Insured. 20 . years expe- ' rienco, 304·576·2866 br 678-2998. 87 =· Trucks for Sele 1978 Chovy '14 1on pickup. VB outomttlc. 1114-9925B72. 47 Wanted to Rent upo and cora at 810\<1 W. Main St. in PonMroy, Ohio. 614-992·6778 or 304-8823881 ovonlngt. 86 PEANUTS Upholstery I'VE ElEEN LISTENING TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1, 83 'Sec. Ave., Gallipolis. 614-446· 7833 or814-448· ,I T~E WEATHER REPORT.. ~ERE WAS SUPPO~ED 10 SE A STORM COMING. BUT NOW T~EI''RE. NOT SURE ... 1~33. R I M Furniture Manufac · turing, St . At. 7. Crown Chy. Oh. Cell 114· 268 · 1470. cell Evo . 614·441 · 3438 . Old llo new Uphoet•red. \ .' ;~liD Nowhen George is being ro•sted •• man of the year, but Dick's wisecracks are funny to everyone but the guest of honor. (fl) M. L. Coulter. backhoe and dump tfuck service. FREE 84 I I I i ITRALFB WI1Ai iHE &COT!MA!-1 WHO RETU~NSP HOMJ!. Loi:TE ONE Nl eHi Al.MOeT 60T. Now arrange the clrcltd letters to rorm the surprise answer, ea auggelled by lhe all<M canoon. Print answer INn: Sal day' ur 5 I 11 I I I )" ( lAm-• lomom>w) JumiJIOs: VIPER QUOTA MUSKET CUOOEL Answer: Medicine men ereaeldom what the~'re thls"QUACKED" UP TO BE StAir Trek G (()liD Plumbing Heating 1130. Reasonable rates . Sur pI us - Army - Denim · lflenlo1 Clothing. t9. doz"") Frldoy. Soturdey. 8undoy. Rant or leaaa, 3 bedroom 1:110-7 :00 p.m . Sam Som• Furnished efficiency priv••e house in G111ipolia City rvllle' 1. of Ravenabath , $150. Utilitlet paid. School Dlsulct. Coli 614- wood. New shipment pro828 Second Avo . Coll .8 14· 446 · 3772 or 814·UII · washed new 14 az. denim 448-2390. 8&1 1 after B. • panto, t1 0 . 304-871·3334. TffiAIIJLV 1'/ELLCOORP!HArSI. & oil· lug nutl.llko , _, t100. Call614•441·1181 or 114388·9811 after &PM . wood dinette set. 3 wheel. bicycle, colored conaole TV, 614·992-7479. . lloroo with 2 IPIOkOrt.' 2 Trailer sp•ces . Smell child- black end white por1able ren accepted . 304t.676- TV's, apartment alze gas 1078. cook ltovo, amoll 1 8" blcy· clo. All good ccndl11on. 304-773-9186. '?IVE5! Stlrks Tree and ·Lawn' Service, stumJJ remOval. 304578-2010. 614-446-9716 . Pomeroy. Large lots. Cell HE C70E6N'T HtlfiT Rotery or cable tool drilling. Moat wells completed Hme day. Pump sales and services. 304·896·3802. tran1., *75. 6 Kay1tone modular wheele 13 ln. with 1-12.000 - - BTU - -air-conditioner, --- OH, 11'1'1! I HOI'f SOtl'f FANCY HIMSELF.' HE'6 HOT RINGLES'S SERVICE, ox· perianced carpenter, electrician. mason. peinter, roofIng (including hot tar applicllion) 304·876·2088 or 875-736.8 . Sleepin,;g rooms . Gallia Hotel , 237 Second Ave. Call CDUN.TRY MOBILE Home Park. Roule 33, North of .HE WI\IITEP T'WOfU\ ON Fatty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304-676 1331. 814·448-4406 otter 6 . For .... or trade 12 ft . aluminum boat. electric molor, seats. &: trailer. Cell I KEJYA 8 (]) no Tac Oough Cil Cloco Kid @ Spirit of Exceilenco: '84 LA Olympic Gamn - Track and Field I]) All In lho Family . CIJIIJ (I) Fomily Faud Cil Jooperdy. (JJ Nightly Buolnaoo Roport III Whool of Fortuno Ill III Entorttllnmont Tonight [H80l Frogglo Ri>ck (CC) B:OO 8 (]) Cil TV'• Bloopero & Proctical Jokea Tonighfl "· practical joke v'ic::timl ere Lisa Whelchel and Morv Griffin. (R) (60 min.l CilThoMon..,.. Cll MOVIE: 'Man'o Fevorl1o Sportr . IIl Ill <j2) ABC Monday Night lleHball: Toamo To . mataa. Call 614·992-2772. Wells. cisterns. "'ools. Fast. reliable service . Call 614'- Large trailer lot. Call 614446·4286 or 61 4 · 3870232. g ing. vinyl aiding, storm doort and windows. Free eati- Construction NBC Nightly I t) Newehour ()21 Now Name That Tune 7:30 J .A.R . (]) Cil I EI,JDLE 18 new and remodeling. conCTOto. Coll304·773·6131 . BJ 8 NIWI Cil Riflemon @ Mudo Spomlook Ciliate II Homo Cll. IIIlt.BC Newe (CC] • (JJ III CBS News (JJ Dr. Who liD Body Electric g F.Troop 7:00 8 (]) PM Magezlno Cil Chuck Connor'o Wo-mTh-r @ Sportocenblr I]) Ianford ond Son (I) Entortolnmont Tonight Cil WhNI of Fonuno' G (JJ WhNI of Fortune (JJ Sooond City TV III Newt (j]) , MacNoii/Lah,.r BASEMENT . ~· WATERPROOFING · Unconditional Ufatime gua-: rantee. Local reference• -+ furnished. Free 11timatet. Coli collect 1-614-2370488. d•y or night. Roger, ' 82 Borg-Werner, T-10. 4 1pd . Mobile home lot. 12'x60' or smaller, e75 water paid, 4th & Neil, Gallipplis. Call 446· Trece' 8:30 W.O. 875·4384. 61 4 · 992 · 7787 . Equal APARTMENTS . mobile WITHOUT HURTING< Free pickup & delivery. Call ·1979 Jeep Wagoneer li mited, leather interior, ps, pb, tilt wheel, cruiM control, Housing Opponunity. homes. houses. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614 -446- 61 4-379·2489. 1982 Toy01o TerC411. 4 dr.. AG. 37 . MPG, one owner, $3.875. Call 814·245 911B. lage Manor in Middleport. ·45 Space for Rent Furnished apt. for rent in Syracuse. Phone 614-992 · 7689 after 5 :00 p.m. drive. S.H or trade. Call 73 Nicelv located . Contact Vil- Furnished apt . in Middle · port . All utilities paid. Call 61 4 ·992· 5084 , Trucks for Sale 1971 Ford Oaloxy. Cell 61 4-441·7923 otter OPM. for butcher .. ·se 61 4·992·3908. 72 1982 Ford '% ton 4 wheel 1 brood more with colt. 1 \dun colt, white rnMe and loll. Blozo Ieee. Coli 614985-3891. Honda Accord 1983 4 door, I.OIIded. low , miles, axe. cond., $7,9911. Coli 614Sale of the Season : Large .441.,,.048. Selection of gaod used tfa~tors . MF35 gas. dal, 1984 Covallor typo 10, 6 MF66. 165 dol. MF266 dol, spd. aluminum wheels, fully MF240 dol, Ford· 8N. losdod. U900. Coli 814- · 600,3000. 4000.5000 dol. 446-7399. . Ford Oexters, IH· 444 gas. tools of all kinds. Trade Now 1979 Hand. Civic 3 dr. and Save. Jim's Farm Equip. hatchbeck. priced to aeU. Center, Rt . 35 W, Gallipolis, Call614·446·1670. Ohio. 6>14- 446 -9777 or 614·446-2484. 1983 Buick Skyhowk, CUItom. Colll14·441· 1100. 30 Ferguson with plows, $2.000. 10 HP riding Price reduced--1978 mower, $650. Call 614- Chryoler Cordoba. 2 dr. air. 446-4426 . PS. P B. re•r window detro•ter, AM·FM radio. one Pole Buildings Constructed owner. good condition. C ..l for commercial, garages, 814-446-2867. farm , stores, etc . Any alze. free estimates. Call 304- 1976 Chrysler ~ordoba, 675· 3981 . tully equiped, new ball.tointe right front, new brake lines. Cub Tractor, plows, disc, t750 or boot offer. Coli mower , grader l\lade. 114·446-7454. $1.800.00 O.B.O .. 675' 576-2998 . 1980 VW Rtbbit. Coli 304882·2811 . Allis Chalmerl 160 diesel farm tractor, $4,600. 304· 1983 Ford Escort. l-Sport. 676· 7421 . 4 speed, front wheel drive. £Kceltent cond.ilion. 6 months cos{ gerd wer,..nty. 63 Livestock 1932 Ford 5windowcoupe. Body channeled. StrHt Rod 5 vea"r old gelding Regis- Project. 11200. tered QuaTter Horse. $460. Call 614·992-5380. 1980 Ford LTD. t26j)Q. Call 814·949·2008. Registered Hereford polled bulls. 14 and 16 month• old. 1971 FordEIIto. PB, PS, Air. $600. a piece. Call 614· Runs good. UOO. Call614.9 85-4454. 867· 3088 alter 11:00 pm. Hogs ready Home lmprovemen't s. Hoaon'o Horot~a IHIO] MOVIE: 'Tho Orey Fo>( IMAXl MOVIE: 'Without a Call614-388-9867. =-=---=----=---::-:- For sale or trade.Hamp brood 1ow due in 4 weeks. Asking $200. Full blooded Hamp Boar weighs 276 lbt . Asking $160. 2 -5 piece breakfast sets .$ 40 each. e Marcurn Roofing • Spout· ing. Now inttalling rubbef roofs. 30 years experience. specializing in built up roof. Fruit & Vegetables CROSS llo SONS U.S. 35 We1t. Jackson. O~io . 614-286-6451. Massey Ferguson, New Holland. Bush Hog Sales ~ Service. Over 40 used tractors to choose from & complete line of new • used equipment". largest selection in S.E. Ohio. Tlfil PoworhouN .·• ANY OF TH1i9E GOOD PEOI'CE . 304 - 773· Farm Equipment CIJFetherKn-tllell . (JJ Audubon Wildlife • Serv1cas State half runner beans. You plck· 87.00 bu,hol . Wo pick- 71 Autoa for Sale 812.00 buo~ol. Pick from _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::._ noon till dark. Call614-4462354 Nonhup. Oh. TOP CASH peid lor '80 modal and nawer used Cll'll. Home grown sweet corn, Smith 8uiclc-Pontloc. 1911 Happy Hollow Fruit Farm. Eootom Avo .• Gollipolls. Coli Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. 614·446-2282. 304·576·2028. 1961 Oodva Cuotom Royal. Sweet corn. $1.36 dozen. Only one of itl kind left. 304·676· 2817. Everything original. 88,000" mlle1. Must ... to eppre~ elate. Lilla new. Call 114Fmn Supplies 446-1634 or 304-876324] & Live stock 61 N-• CJ) Hot PotaiO IDi Maaon anytime. AKC Reg. Airedale's. All ohoto. !=allaltor8, 614-44119346. 57 0 . 8:00 •Ill CIHil. ()) III • n:ace, 3 way rat. 3 burner Dragonwynd.· Canary Kennel. CFA Himelav.en.·Parslan and Sla'm eM klttana.~r~'kC Chow pupplaa. New Utter. Cell 446-3844 lifter 7PM. · AKC Collie· pups, raglatered champion bloodlines, ahota and wormed . Call 814-8984179. EVEN1NO 1tova. see at 207 4th-Street. niol pupploo. Call 114·3B8· 9790. Coffee tabla. matching hex. table, traditional. like new. Nicely furnished apt, canlral heat, air, parking, next door to library . One profeasktnal adult only. Call 814-4460338. 45 _Honeysuckle Hills 2 bdr . apt, rent starts at $205. Call Set of trailer axles & wheels, 6 ply tires. Cl.al after 6, 614· 256-16.5, . 7/8/86 82 Palaimo cemper solid tide walls. forecad air fur· ~-~:::::::::::::::::~;:::::::::::::::::::;~ 1-----------'T'----~-----1 42 Mobile Homes for Rent nient location, securit'l depOsit reuqired. Call614-446- .. ,._.-..~ Television Viewing Amerigo Cab over camper. slaept 6. at ova, ref.. sink, furnace. a-c totlet, ahower. 11,000. 304-B95·3006. alonal AU-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding facilitiea. English Cocker Spa- The Deily Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Motors Homes & Campers Sele lnlernational dozer 600 E. John Deere 310 backhoe with cab enclosed. Tri axle · AKC Reg. Chow Chow trailer. Call 614·388-9760. puppies, ell colort. 2 litters. taking deposita now. Call 10 speed Raleigh Gran Prix 614·256-1271 . 27 in . frame, $100. Call 614-446-7209 or614-446· UKC Rog. Eskimo Spitz . Coli ~ 3287. 814·446-7230. 992 · 8858 or 61 4 · 992 · 5113 . 41 HltlCfiEST KENNEll Boarding all brHdt. Heeted i ndoor- outdoor fecilltiet . AKC Doborrmon 4>UPPIIII< Stud Sorvico. Coll814-4417791. toads delivered area. Call ovo·s. Rentals Kn8Uff Fir.wood Summer HEAP. 814-251· 6241. Wooded lot for trailer or 814 · ~88 · 9387 66 rat"·big kJidt. Mey 1st ~ July 3111. oo..n ' t apply to Call614-446-3918 . house, 54 Misc. Pata for July 8, 1986 Monday. July 8, 1 Pof'!MII'Oy-Middleport, Ohio r .,' T~EY SAID IT WAS ''A rJAY LATE AND WEAKENING '' sions. (R) (BO min.] (i) Smllhocnlan World (CCI ·oaoigns for living .' An examination of man 's remarkable accomodations to life on earth. in space, under t~round end water is presented. (60 min-I" [I) Newawafch liiJ Odd Couple [H80I MOVIE: 'T.A.O.- The AIHIIInation Game' 10:30 Cil Together. BoonH (j]) Sporting Lit. 'Mongo Santamaria .' Santamaria's career spans four decades from hit records and Grammy Awards tO jazz festivals and films . liiJ INN Nowo [MAX) Maxtrex Special Edi· tion 10:4& Cll MOVIE: 'A Lorig Way Home' 1'1:00 . . (2) CIJ Cillll (I) ®Ill I))) Nowo Cil Bill Cooby Show @ ESPN'S lnoide Bo-ll (i) Monly Python llll Stone Cervera liD Bonny Hill Show [MAX) MOVIE: 'Tho lat1 Storfljhto( (CC] 11:30 8 CZJ Cil Tonight Show Host Joan Rivera' guests are George Peppard , Helen Slater and Susan Anton. (80 min .] Cil lett of Oroucho 11) Bportoconar (I) WKRP In Clnolnns11 DCIJ Simon & Simon Rick end A.J . help out 1 former cowboy movie 1t1r who is being ac::c::ulld of murder. (R) (80 min .) (JJ Llllnlght America III Tul liD Stir Huatlor/Sign Off . I I I ABC News Nlgh«lno eHoneymoonore IHBOI MOVIE: 'llecholor Party' (CC] H·l~ NORTH •u •a Macho as in "mindful" 73 tAKQ72 .Q65 EAST WEST By Jomes Jacoby ·K·QJ986S .10 7 2 At rubber bridge, making the con.QJ 109 tract is of paramount- importance. • 10 8 3 Overtricks are sneered at, the macho . .KJ 10 3 .9 8 player being one who does not make I SOUTH the maximum num~r of tricks on I any hand. Rather, what is most .AK6~2 admired is the ability to protect . tJ64 a1ainst calamity and bring home the .A7U contract. Applaud with me if you will Vulnerable: East-West the careful tactics of today's declarer. . I ·Dealer: South Against (our hearts, West tabled Welt Nortb East the spade king. South won the ace and I immedialely played back a low heart · 2t Pass to East. Declarer ruffed the spade Pass Pass 3• continuation low and was now in a Pass Pass Pas!t make-or-break posture. You can see what happens if declarer plays a high heart. The fact that East ~gan with Opening lead: •K four irumps will place the defenders in control. If South plays to the club queen , he will lose at least two club tricks to go with his two trump losers. If he cashes the other high trump and trumping the second spade, he led plays on diamonds, East wi.ll ruff in another small heart from his hand. on the third diamond and return a This cautious play sacrifioes the over· spade, aimosi certainly defea ling the trick when hearts split 3-Z, but guarantees the contract even against · hand two tricks . · ··South found "the easy solution. After the less likely 4-l division. .4 •u .... 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In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc . .Single letters, apostrophes, the length and forination of the words are all hints. Each day. the code letters are different. . .O&YPI'OQUOTES 7-8 F HZRAJ WILKUW OP OUG lMV HKP M'UL RN , LKIG HKP FL MKZRAJ MLILRU " Fill GZL FM . - SI LZ Y-.a,'a Cttptoq-: WE CANNtJI'i SAY 'mE PAST IS. PAST WITHOUT SURRENDERING THE Fll'nJRE . - WINSTON CHURCHilL '. .. .. �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Monday. July 8, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Annual SEORC golf _ outing slated. Thursday The annual Southeastern Ohio ·Regional Council Summer Meeting and Golf Tournament wUI be held · on Thursday, Jl!)y 11, at the Fairgreens Country Club In Jackson County with golf tournament begln'nlng at 8 a.m.. SEORC officials announced. Andy Lowry, direCtor of Economic Development of, the American Electric Power Service Corpo<"ation, will speak at the dinner meeting followlnj: the golf · tournall'l!!nl. Golfers from throughout southeastern Ohio wUI compete In the toumall'l!!nt. BUI Chllds, golf professional at the Jaymar Club In Meigs County Is the tournament director. Olllds said the !Irs! ffi entrants wlll play. Lowry' directs the American Power System's effort to assist the economic development of a seVen state area serviced by AEP. HewUI address economic issues facing the southeastern Ohio Region today. Lowry has spent the major·part of his professina! career in the fields of area development and economic development. He is a ll'l!!mber of both the Ameiican Development • Councll and the Ohio Development · CouncU, and senred the latter ~s _ 1 chairman in 1978. • - The 6:30 p.m. banquet wlll be ' preceded by a hospltaUty hour; : Tickets !or golf and-or the banquet , may be purchased from: RhO<l • Mllls, Logan Chamber o! Com- ' merce, Nelsonville Chamber , of; Commerce, Athens Area Chamber,.: BUI Childs, Bernard rultz, Galli(Xl' lis Chamber, PortsmouthChamber, Ironton Chamber, How~ ard Thompson, Jackson Chamber, Elmer Eickelberg, Wellsto¢ Chamber, MOton Banking Com' pany, Carl Dahlberg and Tall! CllJ1e. VINYL FLOOR COVERINGS MISS UNIVERSE - Relaxing on the new cruise ship HoBday during a filming segment Miss USA, Laura Marttnez-Herring, left, Miss Puerto Rieo, Deborah Carthy-Deu and In front, Miss Dominion Give Your Kitchen, Bath, Family Room or Any Room in Your House a Shiny New Look with Quality Armstrong or Congoleum Vinyl Floor Covering. Republic, Melblt Vlcens from Santo DorniDp. ~ Is !rom El Paoo and Deborah from San Juan. 'l1le new Miss University wDl be crowned on CBS July 15. (UPI). ' 15 people die in holiday traffic accidents •By UnUed Press International after the 10 p.m. accident. cycle collided wlth a truck 011 Ohio Fifteen people, including an Ohio The driver of the car which struck :min Asthabula County. · Highway Patrol trooper, were killed the trooper was not cited, but the Friday in accidents on the state's roadways i'Ccldent remained under Cincinnati: Lawrence Frazer,16, during the Hl.!-hour Fourth of July investigation. Cincinnati, when the car in which he holiday weekend, the patrol reDye, who was assigned t0 the was !idling crashed into a utility pole ported (oday. patrol's Gr-anville post, had been a along a Cincinnati street. A patrol count, which began at 6 trooper for 3~ years. Akron: Joyce L. Neeley, 55. KUied in all accidents were: p.m. Wednesday and ended· at Akron. when her car collided with a midnight Sunday, showed one death Sunday . van on a Summit Councy road. Sunday, six Saturday, five Friday Piqua: Carrie0aks,13, TippCity, · Columbus: Jody S. Dye, 25. and three Thursday. The victims, __:a' heJ>.~;truck by a car whlle riding Columbus, a state Highway Patrol including three motorcyclists and a "'ller bicycle arong a Miami County trooper, whenstruckbyavehlcleon rural road. bicyclist, died In 14 accidents. I-270 in Columbus. The only mulliple-fatality mishap Saturday Columbus: Joseph D. Lombardi Millersburg: Tracy L. Lint. 18, Jr., 25, Hilliard, when his motorcyreported during the period was a two-car accident Saturday !p Lucas Killbuck, in a two-vehicle accident cle collided with a car in Franklin County that killed aSwariton woman on U.S. 62 in Holmes County. County. Toledo: Carol L. Herr, 42, and son and her 12-year-old son. Akron: Ray Harris, 53, Akron, A Friday night mishap claimed Brad Herr,12, both ofSwanton,in a killed when his van and struck a the life of a 25-year-old state two-car accident on Ohio 295 in utility pole on a city street. Lucas County. highway patrollrooper. Trooper Jody S. Dye was struck Greenvllle: Robert D. Miller, 38, by a car as he placed flares onto Greenville; in a one-vehicle accident Interstate 270 in Columbus to warn in Darke County. motorists of a previous accident in Mation: Donald R. Snyder, 32, Pooler which his cruiser rammed into and Green Camp, when his motorcycle Edith downed a light ~>Die. was struck by a car on a city street. Edith J. Jackson Pooler, 66, Rt.1, Dye, from Columbus, died in a Ashtabula: Christopher G. Sex- ChesterhUI, died early Sunday Columbus hospital about an hour ton, 27, Cleveland, when his motor- morning at home. Born· Feb. 2, 1919 in Charleston. W.Va., shewasadaughterofthe late Robert M. and Minnie Fink Meigs County Emergency Medl- to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Middle- Jackson. Mrs. Pooler was a homemaker cal Services reports four calls pon was called to 13e€ch Grove Rd. Saturday and seven calls Sunday. at 8:28 a.m. for Rocky Rece to and a member of the Chesterhill At 8:59 a.m. Saturday, Rutland Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mid- Church of the·Nazarene. Surviving are her husband, Dawas called to 13e€ch Grove Rd. for dleport at 11: 11 a.m. was called to Jerry Marcum to Veterans Memor- Fifth and Palmer for Nora Mills to niel,' whom she married Aug. 23, Ial Hospital. At 11:17 a.m., Marcum Veterans Memorial Hospital. 1937; five sons, Curtis, of Lancaster, was transported to . St. Joseph Tuppers Plains at 3:57p.m. went to James Ronald, of Orlando, Fla., Hospital In Parkersburg. Syracuse Main St. for Lisa Barton to Bob, of Middleport, Don, of Chesterat 3 p.m. went to Rose Valley for Ca mden -Clark Memorial Hospital. hill, and Michael, of Reedsville; two Ruth Moore to Pleasant Valley Middleport at 4:10 p.m. ":ent to daughters, Mrs. June Windland, Hospital. Racine at9: 49p.m. wentto Riverside Apartments for Dave Deleware, Ohio, and Mrs Kathy Third St. for Judy McNealy to Camp who was treated at the scene Freeman, Jackson; 22 grandchlldren ; 8 great grandchildren; a Holzer Medical Center. Middleport but not transported. brother, Leo Jackson, Columbus; at 11 :55 p.m. went to Hudson St. for Veterans Memorial and six ststers, Mrs. Mary Jane Gertrude Scarbro to Veterans Stanley, Mason, W.Va., Mrs. Betty . Memorial Hospital. Sat urday admissions-Frank Foresman, Columbus, Mrs. Esther Sunday at 1: 18a.m .. Rutland was Clark, Middleport. Deleware, Ohio, Mrs. Johnson, called to Hysell Run Rd. for Doug Saturday discharges -Alice Stella_Coleman, Keno, Mrs. Carman Rosenbaum to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 2:.19 a.m., Rosenbaum Clark, Mabel Brace, Eva Barrett, McManaway, Bucyrus, and Mrs. Bessie Ralph, Chlllicothe. , was taken by Lifefiight to Grant Thelma Grueser, Matthew Dillard. Sunday admissions--Douglas In addition to her parents, Mrs. Hospital in Columbus. Rutland at Pooler was preceded in death by two 7:44a.m. transported Gloria Fowler Johnson. Jr., Racine. Sunday discharges--Roy Eblin. brothers, BUI and Bob. Senrices wUI be 11 a.m. WednesMeeting cancelled day at the Chesterhill Church oflhe Nazarene. Rev . John Montgomery (Continued from page 11 There wm be no regular meeting will officiate. then left the scene, troopers said. of the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Burial wlll be In Greenwood May was nol injured in the 5 p.m. Commerce Tuesday, June 9. Cemetery. Racine. · accident, which the patrol said Friends may call at the Stonecaused light damage to his car. Divorce sought Ma theney Funeral Home in ChesA West Virginia man was cited terhill from 7-9 p.m. Monday, 2-4 following a two-car accident Sunday Nancy Jane Clark, Pomeroy, has p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, and at !lied for a divorce in Meigs County afternoon on Ohio 1.24. the church on Wedhesday for one Terry c . Wayland, 21, of 109 Com mon Pleas Court from Ricky E. hour prior to the services. Ebenezer St., Pomemy, was east- Cla rk, address unknown, charging bound on 124, when troopers said a ' gmss nL·glcct -of dvty. Wilson Carpenter car operated· by John C. Litchfield, 53, of New Haven, W.Va.; apparTax deadline near Wilson Carpenter, Mulbel'J)' ently started to pull onto t)lc Ave., well known Pomeroy resident, roadway from the berm and struck Wednesday, July 10, is the died Sunday night at the Pitt lhe right side of Wayland's vehicle. deadline for paying real estate taxes Memorial Hospit.alinGreenvUle, N. No injuries were reported followfor the final half of 1!Jl<l, Meigs c. ing the 1:35 p.m. accident, which County Treasurer George Collins Arrangements are being made at caused moderate damage to Waythe Ewing Funeral Home. · reminded residents today. land's car and light damage to Litchfield 's. Litchfield was cited for Improper starting. . A Portland teenager escaped CLEVELAND iUPT) . - Ohio injury in a slng!E'-car accident on 124 Mostly sunny today, lldth highs Lottery Commission officials say today between 85 and 90. Partly Saturday night. Jerry L. McPherson, 17, of 29700 people wl)o hold the three tickets cloudy tonight and Tuesday, wl,th a wlth Saturday night's Ohio Lotto low tonight in the upper 00s and Sharon Rd., was eastbound, when nul"bers can redeem them today at lrighs TuE:sday between 85 and 90. troopers said he apparently · lost any regional lottery office. The probablllty or precipitation is control of his car; went off the left ' Numbers drawn were4, 5, 7,12, 32 20 percent through Tuesday. side of the road and struck a utility and40. Extended Foreeaal pole. Lottery Commisson offlc!ai.s wUI McPherson's car sustained heavy We*rsd"' IIDwlh Flida.v announce today how many of the damage in the 11:40 p1m. accident, Fair Wedatlllld"' 8111 'nturtldaY, $3,368,276 worth of tickets contained . with a c1tutce ol .._,en Frfda¥. the patrol said. He was charged by troopers wlt:ti' DWI and failure to four of the six numbers and five of IDJlhs wjJ1 be In the 8111 eadt d~Q', the six numbers. wltlt ovenqltt 1oM IB the 801. control. f'tu'wGR...,I A.nimal adoption Pl)olo, _,. .. Paplt • e· Vot.35. No.69 Coprriphted 1986 Paudling: Mark E. Embree, 21, New Haven,lhd,., in a one-car crash on Ohio 500 In Paulding County. Hllisboro: Michael S. Wilson, 17, Lynchburg, when the car in which he was riding crashed on Ohio 124 in Highland County. Urbana: James A. Boggs Jr., 19, North Lewisburg, killed in a two-car accident on a Champaign Couniy road. Pomeroy~Middleport, By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Two new tax levies were approved for placement on the ballot at the November general election when Middleport Village Council met in regular session Monday night. CouncU voted unanimously to placet he levies on the ballot while discussing the proposed budget for 1986. The first of the two levies seeks an increase from three to four mUls of a levy now in effect. Currently one and one-half mills of the collection is used for street lighting and one and one-half mills for street maintenance. · ' The amount of the leyy was increased !rom three to 'four mllls alter Mayo\- Fred HOffman explained that increased costs for strei'l lighting over the past several years will leave the fund at least $4,400 in the red by the end of Three lotto winners Weather forecast \ • . • en tine 1986~ Budget approved Council approved a 1986 proposed budget totaling $1,108,410. That !igure wUI be presented to the Meigs County Budget Commission. Mayor Hoffman reported progress being made in securing lights for the tennis courts. Eight lights at a cost of · $363 are needed. The Farmers Bank and Consolidated Communications, Inc., have each contribuled one _light while cash (9ntributions towards other lights bave beenmade by Bank One, $25, and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electrlc Co., $150. Mayor Hoffman r'eported on a meeting which he attended along with Clerk-Treasurer -Jon Buck in Columbus concE'ming a recent Supreme Court ruling regarding employes of communities. Mayor Hoffman said that Middleport Village is affected in that overtime must be paid for employes working over the · designated hours in a work period and that t~evillage will now have to maintain more extensive employe records. The village has until Oct. IS, this year, to get the paperwork In order, but any oven.irne involved · will go back to the April 15 ruling by the court. Council established a seven day work period, from le~ies Sunday to Sunday each week. Most affected by the ruling will be the police department with members working 48-hourweeks now. several hours over the43 hour designated work period per week. Second reading Council gave a second reading to an ordinance changing the zoning of North Second Ave., from highwa~ business to local business and appropriated $22,262 to the new local litter control program fund, and $17,!ro to the new public transportation fund through which a local taxi service will be established. Several representatives from the Middleport Youth League met with council to discuss problems at the Middleport park a difference of opinion between them and the members of the park commission on maintenance of ball diamonds and other matters. (Continued on page 10) A complaint was filed Tuesday tlgator for Meigs County Prosecutmorning In ,Meigs County Coun Ing Attorney Fred Crow, III. Hysell charging Tracy Franklin Hyseu; 21; · allegedly struck 'Rosenbaum in the Pomeroy, with the Sunday morning head with a baseball bat. The bat aggravated assault of Douglas A. which is believed to have been used Rosenbaum, 27,_of Hysell Run Rd. in the assault was recovered Sunday afternoon by Gerard, Meigs County · · near Rutland. The incidt"nl occurred in the early Sheriff Howard Frank and Deputy hours of Sunday at a party at the Sheriff Donald .Snyder. Gerard and Joan Wears residence, Rt. 2, Frank spent Sunday and Monday locating and interviewing individuPomeroy. als who were present at the party According to Paul Gerard, inves- when the incident• occurred. SQ.fl. ·r -----------..J.------------------------ ee a oan? us •••• COUNT ON - Rosenbaum, originally trans- famlly member reported to Gerard ported by Rutland EMS to Veterans that Rosenbaum is still unconscious Memorial Hospital with head injur- but his vital signs are good. A fourth degree felony. aggraies, was later airlifted to Grant Memorial Hospital in Columbus vat.ed assault carries a maximum where he underwent surgery to possible penalty of 18 months In relieve pressure on his ·brain, · prison and a fine up to $2500. Hysell was scheduled to have his Gerard said. Additional sw·gery was required late Sunday and Initial appearance on the charge Rosenbaum's condition, as of Mon- Wednesday in Meigs County Court day morning, -was listed as stable. before Judge Patrlck O'Brien. Bond Rosenbaum remains in the inten- and a date for a prellminary hearing sive care unit at Grant Hospital. A was to be set by O'Brien at that time. Plant .r evenue bill, 'hard, drawn-out fight' - By JOHN FRIEDMAN PATROL VOTE - Trooper Jolm Jagers ww; one of 14 troopers and dispatchers at the GaUia-Melgs post of til<' State tnghway Patrol to cast votes to detennine If the Fraternal Order of PoUoe will repn!Sellt the troopers bt t'OUectlve bargulning with the state. 'l1le patrol's clectlon Is the first eonducled under the roUectlve hargainlng biU p......,.. hy the legislature In Apri11984. OVP Staff Writer The effort to prevent a bill in the Ohio Senate that would restore the 70-30 power plant tax revenue dlstribution from reaching the floor of the Senate was a "hard, drawn-out fight" Sen. Oakley Collins. R·Ironton, told the Gallia County Republican Oub Monday night. "It's a tough situation," Collins said. "But sending to bill back to committee was the best situation or solution for everyone involved. The committee will come up with a solution and whatever It agrees to is what will fly." Collins said school boards that would have had to return money to Gallia County as the result of a ruUng last year by the Ohio Supreme Court would not loose money because the state would have to ensure their budgets are balanced. Opponents of the Seante bill shoul~ pick up support of senators and representatives with power plants in their districts, Collin~> said. "We have a good chance of winning something before this is over," he said. "The legislators with power plants in their districts would be foolish to vote for the bill. However, some of them don't even realize they have plants in their districts." Seante BUI133, which gives public employees the right to unionize and strike was "the worst bill ever presented, .. co'llins told Ihe gathering. "That' is one of the things that could come back to haunt us. There is no way the citizens In a small county can afford It . The money is just. not available." Industry. such as General Motors' proposed Saturn plant, will not locate in Ohio' until something is done about workmen' s compensation rates charged employers, Collins said : He said only Massachusetts had higher rates that Ohio. " It would cost · them millions and millions in workmen's compensation to bring in" the Saturn plant, Collins adcted. · Also costing millions of dollars, he sa id, was 1he situation concerning Home State Savings and Loan of Cincinnati. "That has caused us more trouble than anything in the past 30 years," Collins said. "Over a 20-year period, the state could end up paying as much as S442million." Collins said themeasurecouiddrain all of the state's excess liquor profits. Additionally, he added, Ohio cannot use excess tottery profits Farmers Bank Your Community Owned Bank I:Mb..,_.tor lnMif'ed10 ... '100.a GALLIPOLIS - . Fourteen members of the Galli a-Meigs post of the State Highway Patrol voted this morning to determine whether the Fraternal Order of Police, Ohio Labor Council. 1nc., {FOP! wilL be the collective bargaining agent for the patrol's . nearly 1,400 troopers and dispatchers. Nancy Manguson of the State Employee Realtions Board, which is conducting the election. said she could not say how many troopi!rs had voted, but she said the turnout was "heavy... The troopers arl' the first sta te employees to conduct elections under the collective bargaining agreement passed by the Ohio Legislature in Aprll 1984. State-wide balloting will be conducted through Friday, July 12. The ballots will be counted at SERB's main offices in Columbus on Saturday, July JJ. ·The five-day, on-site balloting will be wlll include 00 locations in 53 counties. Procedures have been developed to keep the votes secure as the ballot boxes are moved throughout the state. Seals, signed at each site by official election observers wlll verily that the ballot boxes have not been tampered. ' Southern gets financial help COLUMBUS iUPI) - The State Board of Education Mohday conditionally approved requests of four school districts for state building asslstaoce!unds includlng Southern Local of Meigs County. Other districts getting help were Bloom Local in· Scioto County, LiberiyUnlon-Thurston Local in Failiicld County and. Chesapeake Union Exempted. Village in Lawr~nce County. The board saluted 15 schools selected for national recognition by the federal Education Department ,last month. Ohio led the nation in the number r1 wlnnets. Twelve public and three private schools In Ohio were selected in the 1~ Secondary School Recogni. tlol) Program and the Exemplary Private School Recognition Project The board also adopted a resolu· lion commending Gov. Richard F. Celest~ and the leaders and members of the General Assembly for the biennial appropriation for elementary and secondary public· schoolS In Ohio. The bOard's resolutkm noted that the Increase of about llOO million .''clearly rei>resents the high priority placed upon education" by the governor and the lawmakers. Board President Wayne E. Shaffer said the state board's reconunendattons, which were presenled to tile legislature last December, were "given thoughtful consideration throughout the legislative process and many were .incorporated into·!"" budget." because those are -eannarked by law for state schools. There is also too much money in the department of development, Collins charged. " If they used the money properly, then fine, " Collins said. "But they only use a tittle here and a little there. It's purely political because they use the money where they want to and it's hard to stop." The Republican-controlled Senate was responsible for the 10 percent state income tax cut that recently went into effect. Collins said. "That bill layed over there {Democrat-controlled House of Representa tives) for months," he said. "But it's the only thing we could get and I'm surprised the Governor agreed to it. Now watch hlm tty to take credit for it. But we wouldn't have had it if it wern't for the Republican Senate," Collins said. ' - Wrecks leave two injured -. Trooper~old election -Low interest loans... ' Hysell charged with, aggravated assault ELBER.ELDS Whether You're Dreaming About A New Home, Car, or Whatever, You Can Count on Us to Make a Dream Come True! . 1 SecttOn. 10 Pages 25 Cents A Muh:imedia Inc . Ne~spaper Ohio, Tuesday, July 9, 198-5 The one mllllevy to be voted upon in November was suggested by Mayor Hoilman during a discussion on the swlmming pool fund which, he reported, consistently requires transfers from tlte general fund to maintain a)ld operate the village park. In 1~. approximately $6,(XX) ·will be needed to maintain ~ecreatlonal facUlties as they are now. he stated. ·Councll voted to place thE' one mill levy for recreational needs on the ballot. Emergency squads answer four calls Motorcyclist· • Middleport residents face tax ONLY $4 95 • a1y SfiKIO IN 9 AND 12 Fr. WIDTHS 'l1lur8day IArea Deaths I J, Baton.Corps Two people were treated and released Monday night at Veterans Memorial Hospital for injuries received in separate vehicle accidents. Donald A. Hartung, 35, of 14 Liberty Ave., Pomeroy,andDorisS. Mace, 19, of NelsonvUie, were treated for bru ises, hospital officials said. The Galiia-Mdgs post of the State Highway Patrol said Hartung was southbound on Ball Run Road, around one and eight-tenths miles ' north of Ohio 143, when an unknown northbound vehicle reportedly wPnt left of c<mter. forcing Hartung to swerve off the ri!(ht side of the road to avoid a collision. Troopers said Hartung's pick-up slid into an abuirnent, causing moderate damage to his vehicle. A passenger in his vehicle, 22-year-old Kelly E. Toma of 103 Wolf Dr., Pomeroy, escaped serious Injury in the 10:45 accident. Mace was northbound on U.S. 33, approximately one-tenth of a mile south of0hio681, when troopers said she reportedly went off the right side of the road, struck a iraffjc sign, went into an embankment and overturned. The patrol said her car sustained heavy damage in the 11:15 p.m : accident. Mace was ' cited bv troopers for failure to control. · A Rutland man was cited bv .. troopers following a two-vehicle accident Monday afternoon at the intersection of Ohio 7 and Mei!(s County5. The patrol said Joseph W. Davis. ~ FIELD '11m'- 1lger Cubs Pack 23tlfrom Chester, durin« a recent vl8lt 1o Pomeroy, enjoyed tow'lng lite Meigs Cowtiy Museum and the Pomeroy PoUce Department. On the fl~ trip were, left lo rlglt, first row, Michael Smith, Brian Holtman, Scott 1\iWe; second row, Eric Hollon, Micah Otto, Eric Hl)l, Chris Michael; third row, Ryan Oonch, Eric Tuttle; loorth row, Sherrl Smith, Rod Newsome, Phillp Woods and Brenda Tuttle, leader; !lith row:'lJsalloffrnan andJo AIUI Newsome, leader. 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