https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1e50b5a3a9bb6396f9abd982fffadf0d.pdf 9b6597d542dd62ee1286b0020c96021e PDF Text Text Page Tuesday, Miry 29, 1984 PamerDy-Middleport, Ohio 12-The Daily Sentinel Inside today: Unsuspecting public...Page 2 · Reds defeat Pirates...Page 3 Weather Area deaths ................. Page 4 By the Bend ............ Pa8e8 5-7 Classllleds ............ Pages s.&-10 CGmlcs-TV ................. Page 11 Editorial ...... ............ ... Page 2 Sports ..... .... .. .. ............ Page 3 • Generally clear tonight. Low around 40. Light westerly winds. Thursday, mostly sunny and a little wanner. High 65-'Ill Chance of rain 10percent tonight and Thursday. SHURFINE SPAGHETTI SAUCE 10 CT. BOX . H BAGS HUNK DOG FOOD 25 LB . All FLAVORS & DIET 100 CT. Q -Lea fl. !OLB -LITER POP 2 LB . RN FlAKES 18 PAPER TOWELS oz 2/$1 QQ LARGE ROLLS Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean HOLLYWOOD STYLE PORK CHOP'!~~: .. $1.39 PORK CUTLETS ........................~~·.... 51.79 Kahn's Fresh'n'Lean RIB END PORK ROAST .............~~ .... 51.29 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean LOIN END PORK ROAST ..........~~·.... $1.3 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean PORK SHOULDER STEAK ......... ~~·.... 51.29 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean PORK ROAST BONELESS ..........~~·.... $1.19 STOREMADE SAUSAGE ...........~~·.... $1.19 Smo~ed Slab $1 39 Kahn's SLICED BACON ................... .................................. •... ~~. Makes 2 Quarts-7 Flavors 8 oz. BLEACH 16 BEANS 3 for spg HAMS WHOLE$}7L~ oz 10 LBPAIL DER DETERGENT $4 99 HAMS KAHN'S HILLSHIRE SUMMIT COOKIE BAR 6 PACK $}49 2 for 99¢ SHOWBOAT PORK & BEANS 15 OZ . CNS $} 09 KAHN' 5 BEEF 99 10 LB U.S. No . 1 POTATOES ..................... /1 .69 MORTON HOUSE WITH GRAVY THRIFT KING SHORT CUT GREEN EANS 15 V, OZ . 2/79~ $1 09 :A~:. BTLS $139 luo Dopooil FRIDAY ONLY DR. PEPPER $1.99 ROUGHTON'S & VALLEY BELL $1.59 VITAMIN D MILK ....11:~~~~ FRANK WIENERS •••••••••••••• $1.69 SNYDER'S 8 OZ. ALL FLAVORS & CHEDDAR WIENERS ••••• $1.79 POTATO CHIPS .......... . CHEWING TOBACCO $ 799 A Cartoon SHORTENING THRIFT KING APPLESAUCE 16 OZ. $}99 PEPSI COLA PACK$}49 oz 8 16 Plus Deposil $} 59 POTATO CHIPS .......... . ~-----------------------· COUPON GAL PORK & BEANS & CHEESE 15 oz. 7 OZ. BOX -----------------------~ SAVE DOUBLE $$ AT C.K. SUPERMARKET EFFECTIVE, SATURDAY, JUNE 2 •Hedeem your manutaclurers money-savm& coupons at C.K .'s andreceive double the value when you purchase the specified 1tem. One cou pon per item . No expired coupons accepled . Double redemption offer does not apply to "Free Merchandise", coupons or coupons over 49' in face value, No cash refunds when Double Coupons value exceeds price of ttem. Ctcarettes and certatn other 1tems are excluded by law. To in· sure product to all our cu~tomers. we are limiting our "Double Coupon" offer to one jar of Instant Coffee and one can of Ground Coffee per shoooina. Double Coupon offer good Saturday, June 2. · PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, JUNE 3 ONE WIIH EACH PURCHASE Of KAHn I-LB . AMERICAN BEAUTY BACON COTTAGE CHEESE ONE 24 01. WIIH EACH PURCHASE Of ONE POUND KAHN'S AMERICAN BEAUTY BACON EX PI RES 6/3/84 C. K. SUPERMARKET 5( GENERIC W11H EACH PURCHASE Of ONE lB. Of KAHN'S AMERICAN EAUTY BACON COCA COLA ~6p~i.KBTLS.$}2Plus9Deposit LIM IT I Oou ble the value of manufacturers' cents off coupons up to 49' in face value. 3 OZ. JELLO 5( THRIFT KING MACARONI $}19 VALLEY BELL & BROUGHTON'S COfTPON SAVIN6S ONE GAllON WITH EACH PURCHASE OF 2 BAGS OF FRANKLIN CANOY 39~ FRITO LAY 71 OZ. ALL FLAVORS 2% MILK --~-----------------~ IILE •DOV8LE •.IJCJVBLB •J)O(l 99( PAPER TOWELS THRIFT KING ....... _....COTTAGE CHEESE Jf$1 2% MILK O~E 8 1 REG. or DIET EACH .,_ _ _ _ _ _ __..__ _ _ _ _ _ _.__ _ _ _ _ _ __. THRIFT KING PR E·CREAMED 42 OZ. R C CO LA ALL WEEK SPECIAL 29~ ........ ..1•0• ~~·....... ;1. •SliCED BEEF •SliCED TURKEY •SAliSBURY STEAK 12'1• OZ. THURSDAY ONLY oz. 97' BROUGHTON'S 24 OZ. CABBAGE ...................... POTA TOES $1.99 KIELBASA KAHN'SBEEF IDAHO 46 KAHN'SBIG RED SMOKIES •••••••••••••••••••• KAHN' 5 REGULAR WIENERS ••••••••••••••••••• (lh CASE (12) .... 14.69) PRODUCE TOMATO JUICE ') POLSKA Jj$}19 32 OZCAN CAMPBELL KAHN'S HILLSHIRE 4f$1 QQ All FLAVORS & DIET MR. BBQ LIGHTER FLUID SMOKED POLSKA • • SUPER NO SALES MARKET DEALERS TO OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY-9:00A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. SICOND & MILL ST. wlthNonnaTom:s, R.N., Dr.JamesWethereU,oneof the participating pii,Vslclans, seated, and John Jacobs, Health Depamnent administrator, standing. The funds can be expended for doctor's fees and larora tory test payments. not oniy for the unem ployed but for aU members of his or her family. Others with morelncomewill pay on a scale of 20 to 100 percent of the The amount of assistance availa- elibible 10 participate, Haydon pointed ou I. / l'he procedure to follow in applying for medical assistance Is 19 contacl the :vleigs Counly Health D<:>partment. give some proof of income or lack of it, such as a food stamp card. a slatement from the Ohio Bureau of Employmenl Services, or some documentation of temporary employment. A determination of level of assislancc "ill lx' made by tha i agency and then the indtvidual will then be inSirucled to make an appolntmenl wil h one of the participating physici ans. eit her Dr. Wetherell or Dr. Mansfield . ble to thPunemployed and his fa mily be determined on the basis of income by Meigs County Hei!lth Departmenl personel prior to the visit to the doctor. A sliding fee scale will be used to determine what percentage of the pa;menl can be made from the Family Development Program funding . For example, families of two where Ihe head of the household is unemployed and the household income is under $6,720, famiUes of four with less than $10,200 income. famiUes of six with less than $13.680 in inrome, will pay nothing to participate in the medical program. ""U treatmen1 cost. Those resident s covered by medi caid or priva te insurance are no1 Area youth to take part in junior olympics SHELLIE BEANS $189LB. HALF Department. Warren Haydon sealed right, assistant director of the Family Development Program, Inc., NelsonvDie, was here Tuesday fAl review the program By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Meigs Countians disadvantaged by an unemployed head of the household may now be eligible for assistance with primary care and acute medical treatment through a new Meigs Job Bill Program. Warren Haydon, asslstanl director of the Family Development Program, Inc. , Nelsonville, was here Tuesday afternoon to complete arrangments for the medical pro gram which w!IJ· go Into effect on JuneL The county has been allocated ~7,200 in state and federal funds through Dec. 31, 1984 for the program. It will be administered through the Meigs County Health Department with Dr. James With· erell and Dr. Wilma Mansfield as the participating physicians. BUSH 16 OZ. 28 OZ . KAHN'S SMOKED HICKORY · NEW HEALTH PROGRAM -As of JUne 1, federal and stale funds wiD be available fAl 1Wi1st the unemployed and members of their famUies with primary medical care. The $7,200 available for the remainder ol1984 for doctor and laboratory fees wiD be adnlln1stered through the Meigs County Health PINTO-NAVY-GREAT NORTHERN KAHN'S SMOKED HICKORY GROVE GAL RY ROASTED PEANUTS • 13¢ Pak BUSH 15 OZ. 25 Cents Medical assistance program starts Friday for Meigs' unemployed WYLER'S DRINK MtX Only Section, 12 Poges A Multimedia In<. Newspaper • 2 LB. 79¢ FRENCH FRIES All Varieties 3/Sl.OO POT PIES 4 Flavors 14 Dz.$}. 09 PET CREME PIE HUNT'S MANWICH 15 OZ. 99' FOX PIZZA m,oz. 99' ' entine Pomeroy-Middlepoort, Ohio, Wednesday, May 30, 1984 INTERSTATE RIB CHOPS ...................t.~·.$1.59 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean BLACK PEPPER v.u•. No.ll Capyrightod I 984 at y wv, oz99' SWEET SUE BARBECUE · CENTER CUT LOIN CHOPS ......~~·.... 51.69 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean 200 CT. FAMILY PACK CHOPS .. t.~. $1.39 Kahn's Fresh-n-Lean REGULAR & DIET FFEE FILTERS e ) / IRISH POTATOES !6 oz. CAN 2/99' DARK BROWN SUGAR ILB BOX 59' LIGHT BROWN SUGAR l-LB BOX 59' POWDERED SUGAR HB. BOX 59' FAMILY PACK CANS PANCAKE MIX • WHOLE 12 OZ. POP oz BoK3/Sl.00 80 CT. 59¢ 16 OZ. CAN 2/79¢ 26 IODIZED SALE SANDWICH BAGS SLICED BEETS PLAIN OR MEAT Alumni reunions ...Page 7 MIDDLEPORT, OH. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantilies. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. ROCK SPRINGS - In cooperation with the Ohio Department of Youth Services, several area boys will be participating In the A.A. U. Junior Olympics basketball this summer under the supervision of coaches, Rusty Bookman, Ron Drexler, and Jesse Vall . Participation Includes two categories, 17 and under (Senior division) and 15 and under linter· mediate division). The senior division consist.> of Rick Wise and Mike Chancey (Meigs), Kerry York and Keith Meyers !Logan), Scoll Gatchel and Tee Morrison (Trimble I, Steve MacCombs !Athens). and Todd Adams !Southern). These boys wUI particlpale In the AAU Junior Olympics State Tournament In Columbus June 8 and 9. The Intermediate division consists of Don Dorst. Bill Brolhers, .I. R. Kl tc hen, and H uey Eason 1Me igs), Eddie Collins, Greg Leachman, Brent Bissell, and Jeff Caldwell (Eastern), Srott Glllland and Mark Saunders (V inton Counly), Gamble Grant and Gary Harrison (Gallipolis) , Mike Kemper (North Gallla), and Roger White and Chris Newberry (Bel· pre) . This division will play·tn the Slate tournament June 14, 15 and 16. Coach Bookman thanks the following groups and merchants that have financially supported lhese teams : Feeney -Bennett Post 128 American Legion. Herald Oil and Gas, Ell Denison Posl 467 American Legion. Farmers Bank. and Ewlng Funeral Home. Any other local merchants lnleresled In helping finance this year's learn can contact Coach Bookman al 99'2·52\18. COLUMBUS BOUND -The Senior divi•lon ( 17 and under) .\AU Junior Olympic basketball learn, pictured ahove, will compere in the Ohio state tournament In Colwnbus, June 8 and 9. From left are Coach Rusty Bookman, Tee Morrison (Trimble), Keith Meyers (Logan), Scott Gatchel (Trimble), Kerry York (Logan), Steve MacComhs (Athens), Rick Wise (Meigs), and coach Jesse Vail. Ahsent were Mike Chancey (Meigs) and Todd .\dams (Southern). New businesses reach six-year high Patrolman shot, hunt gunman By The Associated Press The number of new U.S. busi· nesS<'S totaled 11,7891n the first three months of 1984, the highest number of companies to open their doors in a comparable period since 1978, a business lnformallon service reports. Meanwhile, the workplace efficiency for all private businesses rose at an annual rate of 4.1 percent during the first quarter, the Labor Department said. In Its report on business slarts. Dun & Bradstreet Corp. said the first -quarter total was up9.4percent from the first quarter of 1983, although the new flnns employed stlghtly fewer workers - 59,'789 compared with 60,691 a year ago. Gains In business starts were made In every major Industry In the lmest quarter, Dun & Bradslreel said Tuesday. The construction Industry was one of the leading gainers, with the number of new finns cllmbing 31 percent from a year eartler to 1,474. The largesl number of starts, 4,604, came In retailing, which Is normally the case, Dun & Bradslreet said. The latest productivity gain was less than In the fourth quarterofl'l&1 - when It rose at an annual rate of 4.2 percent- butbothworkeroutput and hours worked "grew substan · !Ially faster" In the flrsl quarter of this year, the Laror Department's Bureau or Laror Siatlstlcs ,;aid Tuesday. Other developments: -A new agreement commits Japan to open Its financial markets to outsiders and should eventually strengt.hen Japan's currency, help U.S. exporters and improve world trade In general, Treasury Secrelary Donald Regan said . U.S. officials have long seen lhe rela tive ly weak Japanese yen as a stumbling block to Improved trade, making Japanese goods cheaper In the United Slates and making U.S. exporters' products more expensive in Japan. -Twenty-six hourly employees hired for the jolnl automak!ng venture belween General Motors Corp. and Toyota Motor Corp. in California wiil leave Saturday for three weeks of training and orientation ln Japan, officials said. Meanwhile, a federal judge ruled that Chrysler Corp. can suetolryto block the proposed venture. Swollen rivers on rampage in East ByRONSIRAK Assodaled Press Wrier A wall ot mud carrying rocks the size ol cars crept toward Van, Colo., today as broUing heat In the Rockies triggered floods and landslides from snowmelt, while torrential rains pushed rivers over their banks from Florida to New Hampshire. Fourteen people have died In flood-related a~ide~ts since Sunday as a waterlogged storm system moved · east across the nation. MeanwhDe, rampaging rivers and mudslides In the West closed roads, washed out raUroad tracks and drove people from their homes. More than 18 Inches of rain have washed across southern Florida since Saturday, the National Weather Servi~;E' said, closing dozens of roads In the Mlaml area and forcing work-bound people Tuesday to wade through water 10 Inches deep downtown. As much as 6 Inches of rain has soaked Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire since Mooday. A break from snowmelt flooding and mudsUdes In the Rockies ended Tuesday when the mercury cUm bed back Into the ros and 90s wlth more heat oredlcted. "It'll go Into the 90s loday as far north as southern Idaho," said Harry Gordon ot the National Severe Storms Forecast Center In Kansas City, Mo. "These kinds of temperatures really eat the snow and will create just t'Ontlnuous problems. They're In bad s hape out there. and It's not going to improve soon. Five houS~?S In Vail. Colo .. were evacuated Tuesday as a wall of mud 211 feet high, 60 feel wide and 300 yards long crepl toward the resort town . "This morning It moved about 30 feet In a bout an hour" and was within :m feet of the houses, Vall Assistant Pollee Chief Ken Hughey said Thesday. "If It breaks loose aU of a suddenand these rocksaretheslzeofcarsthcre's nothing we can do," Hughey added. A mudsllde Tuesday slammed Into the Denver & Western Rio Grande Railroad tracks near Sold· ler Summit, Utah. PORTSMOUTH. Ohio !API The Highway Patrol said a veteran trooper was shot and wounded In the arm Tuesday night while making a routine t raffle stop on U.S. 23 north of Porlsmoulh. A man believed to be one of his assailant was arres ted a short time laler and a second suspect was lhe subjccl of an Intensive manhunt along the Scioto River ron oms . The palmi said lhr trooper, Sg1. Robert Dwyer, 5.1, of Lucasville, Secure legal counsel for Meigs teacher The Concerned Citizens for Miss Goodnite organization has secured legal counsel In lls effort to have Marilyn Goodnit e, Meigs High School Band Director, rehired by the dislrict's board of education. The board refused 10 rehire Miss Goodnile at roth its April and May meetings despite supportive groups who attended the sessions on Miss Goodnlte's behalf. The organization Is collecting funds to handle the legal work involved anddonatlonsare to be sent to Bonnie Arnold, Route 4. Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. who Is treasurer of the group. All monies donated but nol used for legal counsel will be turned in to the Meigs Band Boosters to be used In the band unHo1111 account The next meeting of the Con· cerned Citizens Group wUI be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the show rlng on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. returned the fire and wounded roth men. Dwyer was lreated at Sciot o Memorial Hospital in Portsmouth and lra nsferrcd 10Grant Hospital in Columbus. The m a n In custody , reported!)' wounded IWice, was taken to Portsmoulh's :vlercy Hospital and lhen ITansported to University llospil als in Columbus. He was not id C' n1i f i ed immedia te J:v·. The pal rol said Ihe second man !led Ihe shooting scene on fool into the headly wooded ri\'er b<Jtloms. State troopers, Pot1smouth citY police officers a nd sheriffs deputlc~ from thrf'C' eountiPs WPIT' taking part in the manhunt Final plans for flatboat visit June 22 will be made tonight A publi c meeting will be held at Rous h Landi ng. near Racine. this rvPning at 7 to finali ze plans for thE' Fair and w il l rPpr·Psf'nt Cin ci nnati and dra m a ti?f' lhP liw'r hC'ritagr of that cit~· ;1 nd 1hf' nation Ju nP 22 stop-0\·er of thf' Ad vf' nturL' Galley II flatboat. The flatboa t will lx' m aking scheduled stops at communitirs A ll ci\· ic anct enmmunil\ ):;mups wishin g 14 ) p1< 1~· a rolf' in thr stop-over at H(1ush Landing arr urgC'd to a1tr nd thi s f'W'nin g·s along the Ohio River enrouiL' to Sf' SS ion New Orlea ns for the 1984 World' s Deadline Friday Friday Is the deadline for making appointments to go through the Meigs C.ounty Multiphasic Health Screening Clinic which wiD he lt;,ld all next week In the Meigs Multipurpose BuDding on Mulherry Heights. About 100 appointments are still open for the clinic which will Include a fuU range of medical evaluation Including blood work being handled by Veterans Memol'lal Hospital, podiatrist services, glaucoma screening, hemoccult test, blood pressurr checks, dental examinations, tubereulosl• skin tests, speech and hearing tests, innoculatlons, H needed. The clinic, funded with federal doUars and staffed with volunteer health professionals, Is open fAl all Meigs County residents, regardless ol age or income. For a single person with lnoome below 5447 or a couple with Income less than $000, there Is no charge. For those with Income above these figures, there wiD be a charge of $17. !Wports of examinations wiD be sent fAl the patient's physician. �Tna Daily Sentinel-Page 3 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court S trt->e t Pomero)' , Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlisht•r BOB HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD :\s~l"tant G(•neral ManaKer Puhlisher ' f'ont rollt• r 11.'\tE ROTHGEB, ,JR. ~t'W" Editor .\ i\1 E!\-1 BER of Thl' ,\s~oc:iatt'<l Prt•ss , Inland Dail)' PrPs.o; Associa tion and lht- .-\mt>rit:an St'wspaprr Publisht•r :\ssodation . ' an• wf•lc'omf'd . Tht' \' stlould LET'JERS UF OPI,IO!\ ht> !toss than :100 M'ords lung ..\11 IRh•r .. art• 'Uhj~t·l tu t•d lti rt); and mu .. t lw... il{nt>d ~· it tl nanlt' . address and lf'h•phunt' numlwr. '"o un .. i,;:m·d I!'liN' ~· ill ht• puhlisht•d . Lt•ltt'r'i "hou ld ht• In ,~~:ood ta...;lt• , addrl'ssing h sut":'o , not per .. unalllh·.., Letters to the editor Paga 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomera· · Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, , 30, 1984 , Electronic Peace Corps l __w_ill_ia_m_F_.B_uc_kl-=-ey_J_r. tess than two years ago I wrote In this space that the problem with the computer r evo lution was that truly practical uses for a computer in the hand of an individual hadn 't been thoug ht of. Since then I have disc-overPd that the computf'r com bined with the modem augurs an entirely new age ir communica tions. To that end I wrote six m onths ago about the usc of Lynca communications package. as they ca ll it in I he trade - and M CJ. This has m('ant that you ean communica ll' for $1 pt•r tapproximC:Itely 1 1.000 words- instantly. Or. paying $2 . a letter is mailed by lhe post officf' nearest the addressee. Nothi ng will ever be t he same again for those who have a computer and J m odrm. A long comes David Rothman, a .vo ung journalist in Virginia, with an idea that is already gestating. 11 could potentially mean as much as the Industrial Revolution meant to the economif's of the world. But firs t . a flashback. A few years ago I was In an Argentine four -masted sailing ship traveling with cadets from the Dominican Republic loNewYork. I was takPn 10 !"<'view the facilities of th e 340-foot vessel and was shown I he operating l1l0m in the hospilal. At onp end w as a huge television screen. I askc>d what w as it s use and was told lhal although there were six doctors on board, provis ions had to bC' made for unusual sicknesses and opera ti ons. "When that happens," my doctor guide ex· plainecl. " we simply receive our instruction s from the m ai n hospital in Bu enos Aires." So here we w ere, in a sa iling vessel, with facilities to do open heart surgery at the dtctation of a team of specialists talking calmly from Buenos Aires to the good ship LlbPrtad on the high seas. Such phenomena creep slowly Into this particular conscl<>usness. A year or so ago I came upon a passage In one of the essays of George Glider In which he reminded us of whal we should all presumably have known . Probably w e knew II. but did not focus on it. Namely. that knowledge is not only the key to wealth, but also its dynami c. As rPCently as 500 years ago, socielies deemed highly ad· vanced in many respects had not Invented the wheel. That was so in Peru when Pizarro set foot there. Now the knowledge that the wheel Is the key to relatively frictionless motion is very quickly demon~ strated. So that with the Invention of the whe€1, the dynamic is loosed to use thai wheel. And tt is virtually A fine group of young people .. On M<J v 20. I left E<Js!Pr n Hig h School wit h a group of :l:l sc>nior ~ tudPnls . We were to spend the next five days togf'ther touring Williams· burg and the Virginia Beach arPa. l had never chaperont>d a senior 1ri p beforC'. so I ~.~:asn't sure what to C'xpect . How would thPy tx>ha\·p'! Could we btidge the gap of' the teacher -s t'Jdent relation ship to have a good time? Any reservations 1 had wf>rt' RfOundless. Those .1.1 studenl s made me very rpoud. They conducted rhemsf'lvf"s as polite. respon."iib le young adult s. This isn't just m~ · opi nion either Mo!C'l tour gu idC's, ancl rrs1 aur ant p<'rson nal made favora · blr ro mmC'nl s P\'C'ry·whf'rP wr wr nt . Olht•r chapc ro nC's includf"'d: thf' school princi pal. Bill Buckle.v: the librari an. Jim HuH: thr librar;; aidr. Marg;:n·rt Cauthorn(', and president of lhe Eastern school boa rd . DorSi' I Larkins and his wife. Phvllis . I' m surt' the\' a!(l'e€ with mr " ·hen I say that t hrsr seniors arr a fine group of young !X'Oplc, an d Wf' h UVC' coml' to love them dearly. - Carolyn J. Tripp. pn•jud in'(l man 3~<' mC'n t. Students deserve the best I am a membPr of the 19H2 gradua ting cla .<S of Meigs Hi gh School. As a ju nior. I wa s a representative to Buckeyf' Girls ' State . Girls' State reprpsentatives participate in running mock sta tr. county, and city governments. Each girl is elrcted to an office and taught the responsibllitics of that position . My position was school board mPmbPr and m y responsibil · itii"S were simply to ensure that thP stud ents in m y district rec"eived the best possible education <Jnd to r epresent the voting public . I am pr£'sently an education major sett ing my standards so that I will bP the most dedicated. responsible teacher I am capableot being. I belipve that a teacher. like a school board membPr. has the ,~esponsibility of provtding studt<nts with th<> highesl qua lily education av ailable. My expeMences at Girls' Staff' and m y beliefs on w hat a tf'a f'hf'r should bP m ake it very difficult for m e to understand thf' dismi ssa l of Miss Goodnit e. I ha ve spoken with ~1n d !lC'ard commC'nt s from band mPmix'r s and from Miss Gcxxl nitr's peers. I h.:~ ve heard the band perform and must sa~ ' that I do not rC>m embcr a highPr qu ality· group. I have also had the privilege of hf'ari ng Miss Goodnite speak on her own educational beliefs A s a future teacher. I resJX'"C I Miss Goodnitevery much . l find her to be an excellent educator. No t only is she an outstanding music instructor. shf' is also a Vf't}' dedica ted , hard-working, respecta ble person. She really cares about her student s and Is very Int erested in I he type of people I hey will grow to be. Miss Goodnite is doing a weat job of IPac hing "qu<Jiity band, and shP is spt ling a good examplt• of dPdication a nd discipline. Miss Goodnit r's resp:msibililies as a tf'ar hPr arP !x'ing met. I think it' s aOOu t time that the n?SJX.>nsibilitles of thP sc hoo l board were also met . Thf' stude nt s deserve the be s t~ Kristin An dPrson, Rt . 1. Box 9SC. \'inton. O hi o~~ - In response to May 6 leltcr This is in r esponse to a lett f'r to the editor that appeared on Mav o by Mr. Gordon Wooten . I would like to know where hP gets his in forma · lion? Saying that churches. mil · itary, and railroads are rlgni nst drinking. Maybf> thei r companies are but . their employees arC' not r know peoplf' who wor k on ra il roads tha t dri nk . and somP peoplf' who e:trt> very activr in C'hur f'h that drink. And as far as thr militar~v. most milit ar;: ha s~ havr srn:icr clu bs whf'rf' thf' g uvs ran haw• a dtink I think this is all tight if thP\ ' \\.-ish to do so. I would like to sa~·. Mr. WootPn . I own a bar. and it i.s not a bloody fillh\' saloon . I havP nothing to do \~i th crimr and th f' undPrworld . I do not approvP of peopiP I:>Pin g on the highwa1· drunk. and I hnpt' our tf'<'nagC'rs nf'vPr drink . I n fact . I haw• one daughtPr w ho is 2.">. and anothN one who is 1~. cmd r hey don't drink. I have taught thl'm not to do what thPv Sl'<' otlwr propk do. A lot of it could b<• pr oulc•ms at home. "Dun't _vou think ?" The State docsn' t mind coiiC<·ting taXPS off drinks. And thi s tax helps rvc•ryonr. Not onJ~· the P<'op lr who drink . What about the drugs that an• usPd th aT is thf' rau.-;f' of a Jot or ; wr'idf'nt ~? You don't Sl '{' man.\' wr11 r ups al:>oul it. do )'ou'' ThP S1a1P roll f'Cf !-' no J'('\·r nu rs from thf'm . What about tobacco? It kills I huusa nds uf pt'OIJIP t'W' J)" ) 'P ar . Thr , · slill ha n' a ri ght to usl' it lf t h e·~ · ,.,,Is h . Rf'rausf' Ll pf'rson drinks dOf'sn' t nwa n thf'_V arC' crimi nals . L ots uf our sucrrssful JX'Oplr haw• a dt in k now and thPn. Even so mf' of thf' upstanding ones too. I am son)· if ma.vtx> ~·ou ha,·r ] o~:;t som POnC' b~ · a drunk driw•r . You r;lnnn1 judgf' f'\"f'!")'Onf' rqual S0mr P~"'O rlr w ho drink a Jot may· havr problems and n<'E'd to IX' hPip<'d: not frf'a!Pd as cri minals un lf'ss lhf') han• commillf'd a crim('. I h<J\"f' alwa\s heard don't {"onclf' mn anolhf'r (X'NOn until ~·ou ha\"(' walkf'd in thC'ir shoPs .lnAn n Warrl . Rt. '1. Pomrrn.v Today in history Today is Wednesday, Ma y :lO. the l !il st day ofl984. T herE' ar~ 21.1 days lrft In the year. Today's highlight in hi story : On May 30, 1431 .•Joan of Arc was burned at th~ stake m Rouen , FrancP. On this dale: In 1854. Congress established the territotii"S of K ansas and Nebraska . In 1883. a rumor that the recently opened Brooklyn Bridgp would collapse led lo panic, causing 12 peopl~ to bP trampled lo death. In 1922. the Uncoln Memorial In Washington, D.C., was dedicated . In 1937, pollee fired on steelworkers demonstrating near the Republic Ste€1 plant In South Chicago. Ten people were killed. ln 1958. unidentified soldiers killed In World War II and the Korean War were burted In Arlington National Cemetery. Ten years ago: The House Judiciary Committee sent President Nll<on a warning !hal his refusal to obey committee subpoenas might bP grounds for Impeachment. Five years ago: Nineteen- month-old Siam!'SI"" twillq Lisa and Elisa Hansen wen' separaled in an opera lion In Salt Lake City, Utah. '~ou 1l11Nt< ~ou'vE GOT 'PRo5U:M~? I'M fRtM ~~OYDS!' overnight that t ransportation changes. So Is It, for Instance. with the knowledge of an alphabet. So Is It with the knowledge we get from arithmetic, and geometry. II you conceive the Idea of a bridge connecting two bodies of land, the btidge gets built. One needs, having conceived of the bridge, knowledge as to how to execute Its existence. It is roughly estimated that every 10 years beginning with, approxl ~ mately. 1970, the body of knowledge doubles every 10 years. So that In 1980, twice whal was "known" In 1970 was there to know. So will It be In 1990. What made this possible was: The compu ter. And David Rothman's Idea Is to use the computer to dlstrtbute knowledge worldwide, and, like Martin Luther King, he has a d!"E'am. During the lal e '40s, President Harry Truman cast about for a way in which 10 dlstrlbutethe knowledge we had garnered as a result of our grPat industrial success. We called it Point Four. The Idea was to send aboard teams of engineers and doctors and technicians who would, for instance , instruct foreigners on how to build peanut factories, how lo increase the awicul tural yield In awlcult w~e -so to speak, to spread industrial and mechanical seed money in cultures that needed guidance. Point Four had ils successes and its failures. Although it is true that knowledge is the dynamic of growth, It is also true that one needs a hospitable ethos. There are cultures that are organically inhos· pitable to !(I'0~<1h. and these need special handling. Even if one lect ures the suspicious tribP about the uses or intoxication , there are !titles that will die of disease that submt t lo the needle ao..oe, s.n ""VES: ..,. fte ,....,...., ...... AMDt.ICAN LEAGUJ: EAST DIV"IIION W L """~' Toronto Balt!JTIOI't> ....., Mllwaukt't" GO Pd. .31. B' JOl .G7f ~~ ..561 10~ 'll " " 16 Tl Tl .," ""' .f'71 111 ~ .t.:l> l61f.! .413 17"' 37'219 ~TDIVtiiON .m .m C~llfom!-. 26 24 Mlnnl'f!Ota 23 ~ oakland 23 2.1 ~ Si~<JIIIt> ~ .<IIi!! 4fi9 C'hl<""' 22 25 .41i! 2.., 24 19 29 Tuesd~U~s Games 4'i5 .1 li Kansas City :aJ Tl'xa' Ml!waukeP ~. C.1l"V~·land 3 Mlruwsota at Iloston. ppd. C hicago ~. Toronto I .1}6 1lfl :21; 2.., R1pk«~. BaiUmon> , 4 RUNS : Kingman, Oakland HOME 1&>rmguer 14: Davis. Seattle, U : Rlpkcn, Baltlm:re, U; J -31 at Clak lan d J..3t l:lil lt lmo("(' 18oddcker Ht a t Sranlf' I V<tnlk• BffR -1·1 1 M ilwaukQ< tCa tdw €'11 4--1 lllld C'ncat"IONror 3-51 at ('l('w•land tHI:<atoo 2-4 IID<I F'arr fl. 1\. 2. l t·nf Min nPSOta !Butcher J.:l t at Ba;;ton lfl)f'll« """"'·(Ill Tomnto 1A.lexan<k'r H 1 at Chicago 1~<1\('f 44 1. 1n1 Ka rt~a~ City 1SabPr~en ~ -:!1 il l Tex-.~ lnl . York tGuldry :.!41 at California ~~'~~ Romanld &-.11. 1n1 · ~··~GanM'l'l Kansa~ HITS: Garcia, Tcronto, &~ ; Trammell, [)(otrollt, 61 : RJpken, BaltJITlCif"e. ~: Mur ray, Baltimore, 56; Be-11 , Torooto, 56; Yrunt, Milwaukee. 56 TRIPI.E3: Collins. Toronto. 5; Mt51-b).', W~8GU11t'8 1 land. .n. RBI: MWTay. Baltln"lort>. 44: Kmeman. OHland, tl; Lemon, CIP!roit , :li; Davts, See.ltle. 34 : Muteby. TOIUlto, 31 . Rl~. Boston, 31 . Toronto, 5; <Men, Seattlf', S: R. Law, Chi RalilmJn.> .1. SPall !to 2 rHou~h .l-G t . .:Ml ; R.Law, Chkago, .319. RUNS: Tranunell, DeaUt , :8; R.lpken, Baltimore. :11: WhlUlkel". DMrnlt. :n; Qp. Cl.nces, Caillornla, :U; Hmderson , Qak OOUBLD; : Trammell. Df.'trolt, H : Bell. Oakland B. [)(>troll 5 !)(>troll UIDUCAN I.EAGlll< BArnNG (100 • t belli: E fllle. Mln· OOIOUI . .J64; Trammell, De-troll, ..6; Devb . htUe, .lU: OJillns, Toronto, cago. 5: City lit Minnesota. , nt On~· gam(' S<"hed\11«:1 Annas. Boston, 10; K.Jnle, Chicago. 10 !)J'()l..EN BASE:;: Garcia. Toronto. Z!: Hmder.;oa, Qakland, !:1: BuUE'r, Qe-,op. land. 17: &.omazant. Clt>Yeland. 15: f1>1. t is. California. 15. PJTClDNG 15 de<Cis1ons 1: Leal, Tf.V'Oflto, 2.55: Morrl".. Oetrou. 10-1 ..!lB. 1.19: Jackson. Toronto, &- 1, .R57 , 2.22, Stleob, Toronto, &1, .!57. 2.», CaudiU, Oaltland. 5--1. .EDJ. l.:M: Davb. Ba!tlm::!n.>. 5·1, .!ill, 1.75: Poru>r , MI!Wa uk('('. ~ 1 . t:ru. l.73 ~!KEOl!I'S: MOI""rn. [)(>trolt . 1~: :').{). urn. Sti('tJ. Toronto. ~: N lekro, N('W York. J.l. U •ill . T OI""ontu. 52 : Witt. Ca!lfund <<. "'{}. !)AVES: Qulsentxorn·. Kunsa.s C ltv, 12: C.u.1dlll, Oakland, 10: Flnj;w.-s.. Mllwaukf'l•. ~1: Lamp. TIJI"Uito. R. Davis. Mlnn('Mlla. R; Stan.k>y, Ba;too. R. NATIONAL I..EAGltF. fo:A."'T ~ION W L Pe-L G8 1!1 57H :JiiR t., 'l "l 1!1 Z! 'll 524 ~ ·-, 21 2/ m :l• ·~ rtllf<Jf.:O 2f, Phllit~lt•!phia Nt"'V.· York :vJrmlll'al St ! ..nub. Pitt s burgh 22 1H 11 ~ .44.9 .419 Atlanw Clnclrmarl "E-. :n 'fl 2.'i '!! .~1 'lJ. 5.'1'1 BASKE'mAIL Namnal 8JIIIkt>tbd AMociadon IND IANA PACEHS-Named Grorgt> lr· FOOl'BAlJ, ~~ 532 \, "D. :JI r; -~ ~1-'l Sa n Frani'IS<'O Ui "»i 'J'ueMJas'!<i Gamt'!'i Clncmnc~ ti 5. 1-'UL".buq::h t llJ lnnln ~ Atlanta ~ .. Ch!eago 4 Hw~ton 1. St. Louts o Los Ang-Ml'S at Montreal, ppj., r..11n ~ .... ' San Lli('j:!I.J at Nt.ow York. ppd . noln San f r anci$("() at Phlladdphla, ppd., WPdnt~hty' s G!llll~ l..c6 AngPif'S i Pf'na -t-11 a t Mont rral National t ·ootball LP~t· CI NCll\'NATI BEJ\CAI .S-Tr adt'd Pf>l l' J ohnson. fullb ack . to tht• San l)l('j;O C haJ1':{'T"!i !or Jam<:'§ Brook.o;. nmnlnl! bac k DEN\'ER BROl'iCOS-ArtnelJ n('('(( thr r"f'1ll'f'ITFn t of ru ck UIX'fiun·h. "'1tll• n-..:'('1\J('f ·JJ.Jnl ll"IUITI{'r KANSA..<; CITY OflE FS-S i ~o:uOO HP I mdlt Hr•an:l. running bock and AI Wm~~:ll kow skl. lln<'boc-kC'r, 10 a 5f'lit>S or Ofl(loV('llf rontrncts :-.!F.W YORK JETS-Si1111M Glenn Dl'nr\1 son. tight md, Bobby Bo-11, llnroackr r, Ton~· Pa ~ . runnJng back . Harry H<lmUton. sa!Pty. Tom Baldwin, df'ff'flsl v(' ta rkl(' 1Smlth .' ).)I. 1n f San Di~J 1Hawklns 3--11 at Npy.• Yr..-k •Tt'fl'rl! 3...t •. 1r1 1 San F'ranC't<;{'() tDavtll '! "'I a r Phl!a · dl•!p hia !C';trl lu n :l-.11 . lnl Pi tt:<>bu r gh tTuOOr :1-:.! 1 <I I Cincinnati ! " hi r<~V.n 11'rnut ~.11 at Atlan t;l 1Uarl«'r 14 •. !Il l St \.001~ IS! upror ~11 ~~ H[JJSIIJl !Sc,llt "! 1 '· St SAt'\ f'RAN(lSC(} -1 9E RS--Si ~f'd .!I'l l FUliC'I'. IIIK'OOC'kPr·safPiy . lfO(l(F.\' National Hockey Le"lUt' H A K T F 0 R D WII ALERS--1\r qulm:l Rrttd Shaw . .rlenSt'l1lan . from rht• Dave Concepcion has become quite a joker, but hewon'tgetmany l<!ughs from the Pittsburgh Pirates. When Concepcion came to bat with one out Inthebotttomo!\helOth Inning Tuesday nlght and the Clnclnnatl Reds locked In a 4-4 tle with Pittsburgh, he told Pirate catcher Tony Pena that he was going to end the game with one swing. " When I got to home plate, I said to Pena, 'I know you 're going to call a pitch right here, and l'mgolngto hit It out.' I was joking with him," Concepcion said. The shortstop came up a few teet short on his bold prediction, bouncing a ground·rule doubleover the center-field wall. But he still managed 1o score the winning run In a 54 victory that extended the Reds' winning streak to four and moved them to within a haU-game of I he lead In the National League West. Rain, which forced the postpon· ment of two NL games on M emorial Da , again claimed three more-Los Angeles at Montreal, San Diego at New York and San Francisco at Philadelphia. In the only other NL gami"S , Atlanta IX'at Chicago 7-4 and Houston edged St. Louis 1-0. Concepcion 's double came off reliever Kent Tekulve,1·5, who then walked Wayne Krcnchicki inten· tionally . Ron Oester coaxed T ekulve for yet another walk to load the bases, and with the Pirate infield and outfield drawn In, pinch-hitter Brad Gulden hit a high-bouncing grounder that third baseman Bill Madlock snared with a leap. But his throw home tailed away from Pena and cosl the Pirates the game. '' I think a good throw would have had me," Concepcion said. "Bul it was a tough play for him to get in position to throw it." I~ FOOTBALL WASHINGTON !API draft . - at Nr-.A.• Yurk . 1n1 Mmttn:•al <.~ I ~amr"' 1-'! ttsbufl':t\. 1n• scllf'dul!.'(i L (l; ANGF..U·.!" K IMS-Nanwd Pat MO!\TRFAL CM"ADi l!:NS-SiW~rd l"· r "!"homus Rundqnq . cmll•r to a thr!'f' .Vt'a r rontrar t WASHINGTON There's a peculiar ring to so me of the langu agp that's been slipp<'d into a Senal e bill on product lia bility. The la nguage would limit the punitive damages tha t cou ld he assessed againsl a company whi ch peddles dangerous goods to an unsuspect ing public. Here's the peculiar part : The language wa s crafted by a ror(X)ra te attornr~· whose company happens to fFJCf' punitivP damagE' c laim s. and it was introducPd by a senator who accf'ptPd campaign contributions from the company' s rxf'Cu t iv~. The sPnator got a paltry few thousa nd dollars: the company will save millions if the legislation Is adopted. Fully assembl ed. the story boil s down to this: The notor ious Dalkon ShiC'Id co ntra cC' pti V(' dPv ke eaus ro wornPn a lot of grief until it wa s l'f'moved from the markPI in 1974. But about 2.8 million of thP plastic in tr au!Prinp dPvicPs had ;dready been sold. The manufacturer. A. H. Robins Co. of Richmond, Va .. settled some 6.700 cla im s alleging that the IUD had caused infections. infertility <:~ nd led to hysterectomies. I n seven cases that have gone to court, the company wa s sla pped with a $13 .2 million in puniti ve awards . But another .3.000 lawsuits are pending, with plaintiffs asking for a total of $9.4 billion in punitive damages. This has caused great distress for A . H . Robins. ThP company has put stockholders on notice that unlike compensalory damages. punitive dam ages "are nol covered by insurance and will IX' paya ble by I he company ... What the company stands to lose in court . however. it is now trying 10 rrcovC'r from Conwess. Its general co unsel, William Forrest, huddled 11ith SPn Paul Trible, R-Va., a year <J.f::O in tht• senator's domain of commit tf'f• room and d oakroorn . When banks bounce It was the IPgendary Willic Sul ton w ho. when askPd ,.,!hy he robbed banks, sa id. "That's whcrC' lhr mo nC'\ is Wil li f' 's reason m a~· no longpr be \"a lid f{('cenll y a WC' li -drf'ssf'd rnbbf>r walk ed into thr HeritagC' Bank in Anahf'im. Ca lif.. and handrd a not P to a woman supervisor w hich IT' Jd. "' Givr m 0 all ~tmr monf';v or I'll start shooting." T hr SUJX'T"Vi sor in dignanrl~' in · formed the robix'r that Hetitage had no mo nP;' and had gone ba nkrupt in March. ThP man wa lked out in disgust \.V h al thr npwspaP£•r stor:.' could not rrport was w hat happt' nffl w twn I hP robbPr got in his gl'tawa.v car anct clrO\T' off. ··su how much did .vu u gPt'?" hi s partner t:~skf'd. ··Nothing." W CJS tht> rPpl _\" . "ThPy havf' no mor112~·. " "What do you mf'an thC'~' have no monf'y'? All banks t1 av f' mo ney. T he Heri1agC' Bank is thP largest one in Orange Count y." "What arP you yC'IIing at me for? They're insol vent. The de}.X)silors have been paid off and the Feds are now liqu idaling lhe place." "Why didn ' t you know that when yo u df'Cided to pull the heist In the first pla('E\'!" " I cased the joint for th ree days. The reason I picked it wa~ thPre weren't any guards around. I thought they wl're just being careless. II l urned out lhere was nothing to guard. I should haw• been suspicious when nobody bo· thered to lock the doors at night. " "But how can a bank go busted•" "I guess they made a lot of bad loa ns and couldn't collect I hem. It's goi ng on all over the country . If It' s a bi ~ ba nk likP Chicago Continental lhf' FC'ds get ne rvous and put more money in, so there won 't be a run on it . But in 1his ca se 1hey df'C'ided to let it go out of businf'ss . Don 't drivf' so fast . NoOOdy is ch asing us ... " Why should t hey chase us? We came away dry ... "Don'l gpt so r e at me. II isn't my fa ult the bank sc r ewed up. I wasn't the only one in thcrP that didn't know thC'~' werP out of monPy . ThrC'e peopiP w ere trying to get loans. and onP lady wantt'llto know what happt:.•m'll to an electric blanket lhey promised hl' r when s hp opt:•nC'll hPr account." "Banks should put signs up when ttwy run out of funds. We could havP been killed. or gotte n 20 vears for trying to stick up a place that went undC'r bccau s C' o f bad m anagemrnt .'' "You just wpn t through a rC'd. light ." " I always go lhrough red light s aflr r a bank robber~:. " "B ut we didn't rob the bank . Tec hnical ly we have nothing to fear. If they didn 't have money It's their fault. not ours. I wouldn 't bP surprised if they failed to report it. The lady I gave the note to w asn 't even frightened. She was just mad I hadn ' t !"E'ad the papers." "You didn 't by chance ask her what bank In the neighborhood mlghl have some money In It, did you?" "She w as so rude to me, I just walked oul. If she was typical of all the Heritage Bank employees It' s no wonder they went belly up." "So what do we do now?" " I don' I know. I guess we're going to have to read the newspapers more closely and find out which , banks are still In business and age settlem ents to bP worked out . Trible obligingly incorporated Forrest's suggi"Stions into the legislation, expla ining, "you need lo draw I he line somewhere" on punitive damage claims. Less accommOOattng was the federal judge who had been revtewlng several Dalkon Shield cases In Minneapolis. On Feb. 29 , .Judge Miles Lord l£'Ctured Forrest: "Mr. Forrest. you have told me that you are working with membPrs of Congress to ask them to find a way of forgiving you from punitive damages which might othetwlse be im posed. "Yl't the profits of your company continue to moun!. Insofar as this court Is able to determine, you ... and your company still engage In th e se lfsam~ course of wrongdoing in which y uu originally commenced .'' Forrest characterized the judge's rPmarks as "a gross abuse of judicia l power." The BIM Bt>nd Youth l ..~:•a~t~rP Art Buchwald ----------------------~~ which ones arc in liquidation." " Do you still have the note you gave hcr 7 " " Yeh. she handed it back to me and told me not to come in again . 1 assured her she had nothing to worry aOOut on that score. I also told her I was going lo pass the wOrd to all rn y friends aboul rubbing HPritag:e branches ." "What are you doi ng now? " :'I'm rewriting the note. I'm going to say. 'If by any chance you havp any money In the bnak, give II to me or I will start shooting. Otherwi se. disregard this mrssagf'." Berry's World \\'t"'' il F:ndlng 1\fa,v :!j_ l<tl« Littl•• L.·agm• Pairings Leaders 1F..t\(il "t : 1-lt\'rf!NC 11(. 1 at bats1 F'rall rOnll . 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By Meigs Health Department and Meigs Humane Society Dr. Carol Osborne Rabies ..... ,.... ...... ... 1 3.00 Other lnnoculations Available Do son Leash/Cats in Carriers state track mt"E't by winning the Rf'gional discus event la st Saturdo y. The winning throw was 145' 6" . Bradbury became K yger Cre€k' s first athlete to win a regi onal evf'nt si oce the regional format was added two years ago. Bradbury also placed fifth In the shot put "ith a throw of 47-6'h . K.C.'s John Ra negar fi nlshed in Plan tourney The River City Classic softball tournamPnt hac; tMY>n sf't for June 9-10 in Portsmouth. Entry fee is $125, with first place set at $1,000and a berth at a nat.lonal competition at Jones Beach. N.Y. Second pla£'C prize Is $.lXJ, and the third place prize Is s:nl. For morE' information, contact Craig Staggs at 354-3797 or Phil Malone al 5746687. Specialty Graphics Middleport. Ohio CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING T-Shirts. Caps, Jackets, Etc. 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Bradbury qualified for Ihe M sur: UI.1USOII ti JOI l'I..UU.Tll 1----------------------------- PRO~CESS16'r [511 CE SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Bradbury qualifies for state track meet G~J:~ lln.lss.A CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 . John l'i!l,hur~h . '~ [HAirAIIDDCA ~,!I..I:H~DD "''. Office Hours by Appointment Only MARGARINE .QU~mJI.s.. 89' l " ham pkm.~ hlp . 1st WEEK: 7:00 5 9: 15P. M & 3 : 15 SAl & SUN MATINEE 1:00 BOILED HAM .......... ~~· .. $1.97 I 2 .Ja ckf' t ~ ft.l.fi!.:I:IDN fOI!D SORR Y HO PASSES - NO BARGAIN SHOWS THIS ENGAG £M£NT . BASEBAll. NEW YORK (AP ) F irsl baseman Pete O'Brien of the Texas Rangprs, who hit .591. and pitcher Bruce Hurst of the Boston R0x Sox were named American League Co-Players of the We€k, the league announced Tuesday. I M ;tson fl' IIDD/11 team . " r--,·('w Hawn Ydlow MldcliPpo rt Dus1Pt"'i PomrrO\ . S\ racuSP No . "2 Sv ra cuSf' Nu 1 Hami!ltMl R.Jdm oc Supreme Coun let stand a ruling that denied the Mid-South Grizzlips of the defunct World Foot ball League a National Football League franchise. The court. withoul comment , rejected an appeal by Grizzlies owners who accused lhe NFL of violaling antitrust laws in denying a franchise to the Memphis. Tenn .. 1 T, •;ufl Padua t"'faJl('ISC'aJl vs M arion H.mllllg. Frklil~ ! IJ.m ('hamplonshl p. Saturd<t' 1 p m Clll>il'i !\..\ 0 Boy~ NPw Hi:lvf'rt Ya nkN'S Po mP ro.~ · No. 1 .. S\ ra c USt' Hubb<>n.l"!; Middlf>port Cubs Middlt•porr Mu s!<m gs Nt·w Haw·n Uod gt·r s Pom r r O\ N o. "2 . Rul l:tnd No. 1 P t't' W('(• Girl., Flidc~1 .1: lt pm. f'hampton,h ip. S.nurd:n 1 p m OC'r . :l 1\lidd lt•pon lnc:liims .Jnl in£ :J II S\"1\ I(." USt. ' Crn\T Cif', 1s Canton GlmO.tk F'1irl.1\ . !0 w. t. Ort o l ~ PomPro~· Clanr~ (lass AAA Samut•l. . Ptt!ladt>!phia. '· (;;onmt. S.m lli•-,:o. ' '· S.. nt.llt"•t}! . (ltl<"a l-.'ll. ct. Md~y Sl I .<JUL~. t t; <IN' tkd w ith :! tME Rl :-.:s. Murph~· . Atlanta. 1:!. , St'hrmtll. PhilatW•!p hlit . 12. Durham. ltu t "i~J;u . H. Fomrr. ~· York. 9: Ort rk. Npv.· Ha,·pn AI A.'lhland m n•u:<-; tl( 'I'E'"IUn CMo IL"i G~ Sofltmll SUUr Twnuvnf'HI t·ai~lt!" lf!il ,-IM~U VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE &THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST Standin~ With help from Trible' s legi slative s taff, they have written some multim il lion~dollar language into a product-llabiliry measure. Why did the Robins company take it s troubiPS to Trible 7 The company is based in Trible's home and four Robins executives. includ ing Forr<'st. conltibuted to the senator's 19&3 campaign.· How would lbP multimillion· dollar language help A. H . Robins? It would permit a punitive award lo · only lhe first plai ntiff who won a la'+'suit agai nst thr maker of a defective product. Subsequent dai· mants would be li mited to com pen · sa tory damages. Forrest also suggested that thi s r adical legal doctrine he applied to all pending cases tha t have not y et reached trial. He told m y associate Tony Capaccio that the first· plainti ff provision would ''eliminate punlllve damage windfalls" and permit beltPr compensatory dam ~ ( EX CEPT "J NOJ ANA JONES ") JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. Summer league standings Q.itnn hl'!ld roam , BARGAIN MAT~S S..T & SUN ALL SEATS $ 2.00 ADMISSION £VERY TUESDAY $ 200 Mumphrey drove in the game's only run in the sixth inning off loser Dave LaPoint . Kevin Bass led off with a double, took third on Jim Pankovlts' sacrifice, and scored on Mumphrey 's double to right . LaPoint, 5-li, struck out eight . Knepper, ~5. allowed only onP hit through the first seven mnings before leaving with two outs and the bases loaded In the eighth. DIPino got Tom Herr to line out on his first pitch to end threat and retired the side in order in the ninth for his seventh save. "We've been struggling," sa id Herr. " We haven't been getting the hit wi1 h runners in scoring position with two out all year . " I wuuldce11ainly say this team is fr-u strated right now." --Sports briefs....- - DPtrotl fW Wings for lhr'tr PIW"lth·round 531 JACKSON PIKE - RT. 35 WEST Phone 446· 4524 way." 'lllul'!lda,)·' ~ (;~ Lolli~ ("hic<~£0 <tl Ph!iadP!phl il . 111 1 Unsuspecting public ______J_ac_k_An_d_er_so_n and Da\"1' RobPI!iOI"I . wldl;> 11'('('fVC'r pldo; tn 1hr •n• ( tn(\ hPad ('();l('h \ 111(' "'"FliT orv.;roN San nir,!ll Ur. An~;('~ Transactions tl A!!8fldeted Press Writer lfol · Toromo, U; 7 are tied wtth 11. rnln Ka nsas C!t)' 7. TPx<tS ~. 10 lrmlngs California 6. New York ~ IM~atl y n, lllee>. Land, ~phla. 10: SUttH, St.J.rull, 10; l..e..srn!th, Chicago, 8; ~. NPW 'itrl. H. 1 his eighth homer In the first Inning, bUt It wasn't enough to prevent the fow1h loss In a row for the Cubs. They hold a haU-game lead over Philadelphia In the NL East. Aslros 1, Cardinals 0 Bob Knepper and Frank DIPino combined on a three-hit shutout and Jerry Mumphrey got a measure of revenge as Houston handed St. Louis Its seventh loss In eight games. "I get a kick out of playing the Cardinals," said Mumphrey, who was drafted by St. Louis In 1971 and played over 500 games for them before being traded In 1979. "Any player would probably feel the same Jly JOHN KEKJi Pomeroy~ Mason Bndge · PH 9'n-2556 HEAD LETTUCE .... ....~~~o .. 59 4 J l~ GOI DfN Dfi iCIO US APPLES .........lVI~ tUg 16 01 CEllO PACK CARROTS .......m ... 39a. 16 OZ. MRS. PAUL'S ONION RINGS ......... eoL$1.79 12 OZ. DONALD DUCK ORANGE JUICE ....... c~~. $1.19 15 oz. CHEERIOS .............. eoL $1.89 15t/4 OZ. DEL MONTE r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CRUSH ED PI NAPPLE .~t~~ .. 69¢ 29 OZ. GENERIC FRANTZ HEAVY DUTY CLING PEACHES ..... c~~ .... 99¢ 16'x7' WOOD 27 OZ. DEL MONTE SPINACH ................c~~ .... 89¢ GARAGE DOOR $} 16 OZ. VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS ...... z~m/99¢ 32 OZ. STOKEL V GATORADE .............. c~~ .... 69¢ 99 5 OZ. SAFEGUARD TOILET SOAP ...... l.sm/$1.19 Jt/2 OZ. CARNATION COMPLETE WITH HARDWARE HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. PH. 773-5554 MASON. W. VA. SPREADABLES ........ c~~. s1.29 12 OZ. ARMOUR ROAST BEEF ...........c~~. $1.59 �Wedne clay, Mlzy 30, 1984 30, 1984 I Emergency nans Pomeroy court Sevm calls were answered Tues· day and Wednesday morning by 1oeal unlt.s, the Meigs County Emer gency Medical Services reports. THE INTERM E DIATE division i15 and under ) AAU Junior Ol)mpic basketball team, pictured above, will compete In I he Ohio state wurnamcnt in Colwnhus, J une H, 15 and 16. From lhe left In first row are Don Dorsi (Meigs), Bill Brothers (Meigs ), Donnie Becker (Meigs), JcH CaldweU IEasternl, Eddie Colllns (Eastern ), Gamble Grant Area deaths \ ~u lah Roush & ula h Roush . 90. Middlepor t. diM Satuni a~· night in Holzer Medica l Cf' ntN , following t~ lrn gt h y illnC'SS. Born Oct. 21. 1893. a t Maggie, W.Va .. daug hter of Ezr a a nd Bertha Hi lt on Zuspa n . s he was a lso prec!'dcd in dea th by her husba nd. Oscar Ro us h. a nd by a brot he r. I. Kenneth Zus pan. She is survived by a daug hter and son-in-law , Luis a nd Raymo nd Cu nni ngha m uf Sy racuse, Ohio ; fi \'e gra ndsons Jnd w ivt~. John and Chrr:-·1Cunni ng ham of Burlington. Ky., Alan a nd Beverly Cunningha m of Cott ageville. Pa ul and Nancy Cunning ha m of Ma rietta, Ron a nd M aril y n Cunningham of Lamont , Iowa ; a g r a ndso n , Eric Cunni ngha m. a t home; a grandda ugh· te r and hus band. Betsy a nd Da nie l Neff of Stewart. Ohio; seven great-gr a ndc hildren; fi ve sister sin-law and a brothf'r -i n-law; a nd severa l nieces a nd nephews. F une ral serv ices were held 2 p.m . We dne sd ay i n fi.a w li ngs-CoatsBiower Funera l Home . Midd leport . with Mr. Al Ha rson officiating. Burial was in Zuspan Cemetery. West Columb ia. Fon:w Taylor Fonzo t~ylor. 83. Rt. 1. Vinton. died a t 1. 30 p .m . Tuesday in HolzPr Medical Center. 13om April 18, 1901 , m Mason County, son of the late John and Flora E lle n Rumfield Taylo r. he was a r e tired coal mine r and employee of New York Cent ra l Railroad . He was a lso pt'I'Ceded in df'a th by his !Irs! wife. Thelma HalfhW . a nd is survived by his second w ife. Dorothy Parsons. whom he m arrl!'d In December 1967. Survivi ng arc a son. Carl of Rutla nd ; five daught<>rs . Mrs. J ohn 1Florence! F letcher of Clevel a nd , Mrs. Thomas 1Dorothy 1 An ·ington of Ga llipolis. Mrs. Jo hn 1Virgi nia 1 Thom as and Mrs. J ack {Louise! Brown, both of Columb us. and M rs . M ichae I I Juan it a I Balnoschan of Mansfie ld; and 18 grandchildren and 18 gre;;t -gra ndchildren. He was also pr<'Ceded in deat h bv wo sons. Funeral services will be held a t 11 a. m . Sa turday in Popla r Ridge Chu rc h, wit h the Rev. Alh'ed Holley offic iating. Burial will be in Gravel Hill Cem etery, Ches hire. Friends m ay call at the funera l home from 4-9 p.m . Friday. G ra ndso ns will s e rve as pall bearers. New legislation changes requirements New legisla tion cha nges the Immunization req uirements for school childre n, the Meigs County Departme nt of Health announced today . The depa rtment reports tha t amended house bill &11 , e ffective July 26, this year, a m ends section 3313.671 Ohio Revised Code requlr· lng the immunization for mumps in addition to the other previously req uired Immunizations which ar e poliomyelitis, diphther ia , pertussis. tetanus, rubeola and rubella . 1n addition to the additional requ~ men! for mumps immunization, the bill also e Umlnates lhe exemptions for pubescent female pupils frornn For the rubella immunization. 1984-85 school year will reflect lhese changes. Residents h aving ques· lions should contact the he alth de partment . Children who have had an MMR a re In compliance with the mum ps vaccine requirem e nt. Hospitalized Mrs. Evelyn Fick Young, for· mer ly of Pomer oy, is a pre--surgica l patient a t the Lima Memorial Hospital in L ima and is scheduled to undergo m a jor surgery this week. Sh<' and her husband, Hobart, a lso a formN res ident, reside in Sidney . Ohio. (Gallipolis), Gary H anison (Gallipolis ), and Mark Saunders (VIntoo County ). Semnd ro w, Coach Rusty Bookman, Uuey Eason (Meigs) , J . R. Kitche n (Meigs), Mike Kemper (North Gallia) , ScoU GDlland (VInton County ), Roger White (Belpre) , Greg Leachman (Eastern), Brent Bissell (Eastern) , Chris New berry (Belpre), and coach Jesse van. Property transfers Ber tha E. Bing to Terry Sa yre, Sharon Sayre, P a rcel , Sa lisbury. Edit h Clark to Le ading Creek Conse rva ncy Dis t. , Right of Way, Rutla nd . Norma n E . Scha efer, Edna P Schaefe r to Leading Creek Conse r· va ncy Dis!. , Rig ht of Way . Sa lisbury. Carl 0 . Gilmore to Ca rla S. Saelens, Joa n Tewksbary, Lots Hi7 a nd lli8, Midd leport Vill age. Lam a Hall . Margie Hall to Robert L. Ha ll , Lorena Ha ll . Parcels. Scipio. Willia m S. Cole. E llen Evans Cole to Ca r l E. Smith Petroleum. Inc., Rig ht of Way, Orange. Vernon Perry, Oraa nna Pen-y aka Ora nna Perry to Vernon Perry , Or anna Perry, Pa rcels , Columbia . Luther Denver Hudson, Margare t J. Hudso n to Bernard IV. Hudson, Patty L. Hudson, Lot 79. A Meigs . Oliver E . Bailey, Martha A. Bailey to Paul E . Life , Pa tricia A. Life, .65 acr e , Olive. Oliver E . Bailey, Martha A. Bailey to Paul E . Life, Patricia A. Life, Parcels, Olive. Ernest Triple tt to E va Triple tt. Lots . Syracuse Village . Edna W. Stalder Walker to Sharon L. Hartm an. 1.280 acres. Chester. Evangellne C ha pter 172, Order of Eastern Star , w ill hove an orticer s pra ctice session at 6: 30 p.m . Thursday eve ning In prepara tion for the an nual inspection on June 2. The practice session will be a t lhe :vl!ddle p011 Masonic Temple. FRIEND WHEN YOU NEED A FRIEND WHITE -ETHRIDGE 6613110 :Kw~~ 5th ST REET SINCE 1858 423-6300 125 LEE STREET (Behind Post Off1ce) COO LVI LLE. OHIO 4 5723 BE LPRE. OHIO 45714 MIDDLEPORT & POMEROY Rev. Rababy has an inspired~~~ tile Middle East srtuation an~ . lletl tltfougout the wolfd splat' on "Lost Days Prophecies." He will be relatincand interJ)feting present day events with cor· mponding Bible references. If you are interested in "The Next Events" in the wolfd. be sure and come. REV . ABRAHAM RABABY Word of Faith Church 92 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. PH. 992-2406 Richard T. Stewart- Pastor A Family Church•Winning Our City•Reaching the World in Gallipolis through June 30. An opening reception for the . artists will be he ld at the French Art : Colony Sunday, June 3, between the · hours of 2 a nd 4 p.m . Ga llery hours are T uesday a nd Thursday , 10 a.m. to .3 p.m .; Saturday a nd Sunday . I too p.m. The French An Colony dis plays exhibitions monthiy In two galleties · throughout the year. This dual ex hi bit is s ponsored by Kotaiic Landscaping of Gallipolis and the Ohio Art Counc il. . T he Dai ly Senti nel (USPS 1411-!Hte) A Dlvl!llon of Mul ti medi a, Inc . Published ev er y a fternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court Street, by the Ohlo Valley Publishing Co mpany· Mul tl medla, Inc ., Pome-roy, O hlo45769, 99221 ~- Second class pos tage pa id at Po meroy , Oh io. Mem ber: The Associ ated Press, In la nd Dall y Press Assoclatun a nd t he Amer ica n News paper Publisher s A s· soclatlon , Na ll onal Advcrtls lnJ;:: Re prC'se nta tlve, Bra nham New spaper Sa IPs, 733 Th ird Ave nue, New York. Ne w York 10017. with savings from vour POSTMAST ER: Send add rf?ss to The Da lly Sen tinel. 11 1 Cou rt SL. PomProy, Ohio 4571)lJ. 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BAG HERR'S Conference Speaker opentng Kroger 0.5% Lowfat Milk POTATO CHIPS ONLY 99¢ BUY 1 GET 1 FREE!!! . Gal. Jug seasonal Fruits Fresh Melons Citrus Salad Grapes Pineapple Jelly Stewed Prunes Gelatin 8 1 Breakfast e Wo rld 's Biggest. esust $2. 99. And ~~/£1 .- . All-you·cdob~ff:i {ncludes edven $3 59 weeken 299 $ d r $1 99. Kr s ';::~re. ·Kids10B~:akfas~ Buffei served under5. free. untilliAM· 48 Fresh Fruit Bar Diced Breakfast Ham Hot Buttered Mushrooms Hot Cheese sauce Spanish Sauce Green Pep\lers Onions onltl ·''o' nu Diet Coke or Coca Cola 2-ltr. Btl. 38 Waffles . . Fruit 'fopptnli,s Home Fnes Hot Sy rup Egg Toppers NON RETURNABL E BOTTLE' TAB . SPR ITE . . 1-lb. Pkg. All·You-Can-Eat EACH EVENING 7:30P.M. WEDS ., THURS ., FRI. ONLY Eastern countries. After the outbrealt of hostilities in LeiJa. nonin 1974 in which his church was destroyed he came to the U.S. Three defendants fortelted bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. They are Ric hard Miller, Harmony, W. Va., $51; Denver Biggs, Pomeroy, $44, both posted on speeding charges, and Eugene P hllllps, Jr .. Albany, $43, running a stop sign. over·lapplng these , a possible new· ness may appear. I feel it Is Importa nt to corre la te the schools , styles, media , matertals and produce art revelations. In my work, l try to portray a n lnteUectual entertaining quality tha t will be enjoyed again and again." Daniel Gompf received a Bache lor of Fine Arts Degree from the Dayton Art Institute. Both displays will he e xhibited at the French Art Colony Galler ies. 530 First Avenue In Gallipolis June 2 PICKENS HARDWARE MASON. W. VA. PROPHECY CONFERENCE Rev. Abraham Rababy was born in Beirut Lebanon to devout Catholrc parents. He a cousin who is a priest in lebanon and an aunt who is a Mother Superior in France. Abraham was saved in a small miss ion in Beirut rn 1950. He was ordained into the minrstry in 1959 with extensive ministry in most of the Middle FAC exhibit developed through the Ohio Arts Council in Columbus. Daniel Gurnpf's mlxed media paintings are constructed from various materials Including acryl· lcs , acetate, resfns, a nd dyed string. His paintings Incorporate t he use of lhe background waD to reveal a special depth Incorporated in the total Image. In describing his aesthetic concerns, Daniel Gompf r emarks, " l feel one can't close his mind to one school of artistic expression, but by MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS! Plan project MAY 30 31, JUNE 1 Wednesday morning calls In· e luded Middleport ato Fifth Ave., for Robert Snider, treated but not transported; Rutland to Meigs Mine 2 tor Joh Chick, to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport to County Road 5 and Route 7 for WUJiam George and Jim Allen, lrijured In an a uto accident, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. 'I'Il€sday calls included Racine to Bowman's Run at 12:29 p.m . for Lowell Nickle, no transportation; Pomeroy to Tuppers Plains for WUI!eGrueser at I: 53 p.m ., taken to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 2: 44 p.m . tor Christina Peck, to Veterans Memorial; Raclne a t9:00 p.m . to Bowman's Run for LoweD McNickle, to Vetem ns Mernortal. Steve n Finke of Atl)ens and proJe<:ting from the walls. 1n Daniel Gompf of Dayt&n will be addition to the wall displays , a exhibiting works at the French Art house Implicated form , fabricated GaUeries In Gallipolis throughout frol!l buDding materials, Is cen· the month of June. Both artists traUy located In the space. Involve contemporary painting and SteVen Finke received a Bachelor • fabrication techniques with mixed_ · of Fine Arts Degree from Ohio media m aterials. University In 1~ and a Master of Fine Arts Degree from Miami .Steven Finke's work has evolved from large scul ptural lnstaUatlons University In 1982. He lias exhib ited to works for waD display, uslnJ: works In Flortda, Tennessee, West sheet m etals . acrylics a nd wood. VIrginia a nd Ohio. Steven Finke The pieces t hemselves are con- has also been selected to part tel pate 1-~----------- structed in a sculptural manner. in the Ari!st·in·Education Program Plan practice LEE ETH R IDG E The Junior Boys Class of the Ru tla nd Church of God wi.ll stage a carport sale a t the Bob E ads' residence on Salem St. . from 9 a .m . to 4 p.m . Ftiday. Clothing, bicyc les. ba ll gloves, bats, hunting bow, a baby bed are among the articles being offe red for sale. P roceeds will be used for the pure ha st> of BibiPs. I Meigs happenings... The Daily Sentinel-Page-S : Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tide Laundry Detergent 84-oz. Box 28 KROGER COST CUTTER COUPON l'?l, FREE! I I t2· CT . PK G : Freezer Pleezer : Twin Pop I I I I ~ "-- / --1. ~ --- : I I WHEN YOU BUY ON E 12 CT PKG FREEZER PLEEZER TWIN POPS AT THE RE GULAR PRICE r2 LIMIT TWO PKGS. WITH COUPON KV 149 COU PON GOO D SUN M AY 27 S AT JU N F 2 198-1 SU BJE CT TO AP PLI CA B LE S TATE u LOCA L lA),fS I • ,• I ·--------------··········•: u " .., ' .'•'.. ....I'' Texas Cantaloupes ·c BUY ONE 16-0Z. LOA F Olympic Meal Bread GET ONE 16-0Z. LOAF OLYMPIC MEAL BR EAD Rd. (Across from the Airport) is, Oh. . •• FREE! Let's go Krogering for the best of everything including the COST CUTTER price! 1 · 0 I ' �Page 6 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middlepolt, Ohio Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, Mtsy 30, 1984 association's annual reunion. Teresa Hlll, daughter of Mrs. Rita attend. Both were presented glfts Hlll, was crowned 1984 Racine High Jim Carnahan, a resident of the School Alumni queen Satunlay Racine area, was speaker lor the night when the ahnual alwnnl event. Carnahan Is a datry farmer, association reunion was held at auctioneer, and a square dance Southern Htgh School. . cauer. Miss HW was presented flowers Maxine Wingett, class of 19'1A, and was C1(owlled !rom a group of gave the Invocation and Jell five nornll!eeS who also Included Thornton, alumni president, gave Jenny Bentley, daughter of Mr. and the welcome. Dale Hart Introduced Mrs. John Bentley; Becky Johnson, the guest speaker with Betty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner presenting classes. BarJohnson; Beth Hart, daughter of bara Pierce, secretary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart, and Lisa treasurer,announced the scholar· Deem, daughter of Norman Deem. Traditionally. candidates are members ·of the CUITent year's graduating class. The candidates were presented by Janis Carnahan, vice president of the class of 1979. Presented a $2i0 Paul H. Carnahan memortal scholarship was Dorothy Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Warner, Syracuse. Another scholarship winner was Clifton Wade ConnoUy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ConnoUy, Racine. He will receive the scholarshl p at a later time. There was good representation In the reunion year classes among the 365 members and guests attending the annual reunion. Ura Morris, class ofl913, was the oldest graduate present, and Joy EUis was the Dorothy Warner graduate--traveling the most disscholarship Carnahan lance, from Simi VaUey, Calif .. to Over 400 attend Pomeroy alumni banquet BE EA FOR. SE LIVING ROOMS, RECLINERS & SLEEPERS KINCAID DINING ROOMS 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH! INGER, BASSETT PULASKI, LANE & MORE 7 Racine Alwnni queen chosen at reunion QUEEN - Teresa HDI, daugtaer of Mrs. Rita HDI, was named 1984 Radne IDgh School Alumni Association queen Saturday night at the FLEXSTEEL The Daily Sentinel Pugs OVER 100 LIVING ROOMS OVER 150 RECLINERS OVER 50 BEDROOMS & 50 DINETTES ---20 DINING ROOMS uuDGET TERMS EASILY ARRANGED UP TO 3 FULL YEARS TO PAY! More than 400 Pomeroy High School alumni and guests a !tended the 66th annual reunion of the Pomeroy Alumni Association held Saturday night In the Meigs High Schoo! Cafeteria. The purple and white colors of Pomeroy High School decorated the cafeterta and featured were displays of memorabilia. Joe Struble was master of ceremonies with Lucille Swackhammer, class of 1925, at the plano for singing of the "PurpleandWhite.''TheRev. Waid Radford of the class of 1916 gave the Invocation preceding the banquet. A highlight of the banquet was the awarding of a $400 scholarship to Terri Thoma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thoma, and a graduate of Meigs High School. Miss Thoma plans to attend the Galltpolls Business College. Special recognition was given to Herndon WUkes of Chesapeake and Ray Farnham of Cincinnati, PHS coaches. Also recognized and given special recognition at the banquet was long-time PHS prtnc!pal, Cha· rles Gibbs, Pomeroy. New officers elected were Mary Jane Wise, president; Dottie Musser, first vice p!'e$iclent; Ken· neth McCullough, second vice president; Yvonne Young, secretary-treasurer; and April Smith, assistant secretarytreasurer. Named to the executive commlttee were Brenda Morris, Earlene Bumgardner, Bob Burton, Charles Kitchen, and Tom Smith. The advisory conunittee members named were Joanne Williams and Sue Zerkle. A necrology report was posted for the evening . Presiding o!ficers were Joanne WilUams. president ; Mary Jane Wtse, vice president; Dottie Musser, secretary-treasurer; and Yvonne Young, assistant secretarytreasurer. · Special recognition was given tc the classes observing anniversaries Including the 65th, 1919; 60th, 1924; o5th, 1921; 50th,1934; 45th,1939; 40th, 1944; 35th, 1949; :llih. 1954; 25th, 1959; and 20th. 196t Out-of-county alumni returning for the banquet were Bill Buck. Pat Buck, Springfield; Lucille Genhel- Shrine meeting attended Several members of the '!Win City Shrlnettes were In Wheeling, W. Va . for the Installation of Lady Violet Lamb as Grand High Priestess of the 70th Grand Council of the Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America Inc., Friday at the Civic Center. Shirley Beegle. Edna Slusher, Gertrude Mitchell, and Cora Beegle from '!Wln City took part In the Installation as members of Thea Court 5, Columbus. The grand high prtestess' special project Is respiratory research being conducted at all Bums Hospital Units. Happenings Toy party CHESTER - The Chester pro will stage a toy party Friday from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Chester Fire Station. R.esldenl$ are Invited to stop In to view the products. Payment must acrompiPIY orders. Free merchandise earned from the event will be used as door prizes for the rau carnival at the Chester ElementaJySchool . . mer. Charles White, Columbus; Anna Warner Grimm, Johnson lumbu s; Louella Thompson Roush, Margaret Nease, Athens; Betty City, Tenn; Lela Grueser DeLavei, Parkersburg. Thomas J . Quick, Columbus; Couch Thomas,! Columbus; John Irene Flint Shone, 4 thens; G. H. Howard Kltchen Jr. , Marietta; Strauss, GalliPolis; Judith L. Martin, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Folmer, Gibsonia, Penn.; Gene E. Rev. Wald Radford, Beaver; Gene- Sandra Ingraham Strauss, Flem Romine, Pickerington; Ann Hat- vieve E. McFarland. Columbus; ing; Alien R. Swartz, Vienna, field, Grove City; Jean Casto Bertha Bailey Owens Scott, N. Fort W.Va.; Charlotte Murray Rowley , Chapman, Parkersburg; Marlene ' Myers, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt G. Ironton; James W. Gilbert, Karen Miller Gilbert. Springfield; F lorBrown Reinhart. New Marshfield; Will, Grove City. George Smith, Canal Winchester. ence Biggs Schlotterbeck, Marie! Grace Ellis, Columbus; DavidM. Taylor, Fostoria; Richard C. Leif- tta; Chester B. Roush, Columbu s; Sheila Strauss Eastmean, Bob Edith Gilkey, Ga Uipolis; James E . heit , Sprtngfleld; Charles PhiUip Eastman, Gallipolis; Donald Collins, Portland, Oregon; Marie Clark, Cleves; David Sinclair, Yeauger, Columbus; Kenneth C. Jones, Columbus; Eleanor Smith . Carr WUllams, Ralph E. Carr, Athens. Portsmouth; David E. Brown, Walter, Toledo; Pauline Thomas Jennifer Crew Brown. Thorntown, KJng, Columbus; Leo King, ColumInd.; Clifford Carman. Columbus; bus; Jane Jordan Robertson, CoConnie Rae Woodgeard Brown, lumbus; Sara Wildermuth AshKnoxville, Tenn.; John Young, worth, Kent; Louanna Leonard, Janet Carpenter Young, Lancaster; Columbus; Chuck Stanley, Mt. Phalin, Sandra Lee Terry Duane Vernon; Margaret Ehman; Rose Smith Phalin, Vincent. Horak Denison, Pittsburgh, Penn.; Ray Harper, Zanesville; Thomas Keith Whaley, Casper, Wyo. A. Smith, Audra Delay Thompson, Charles Winebrenner. Marietta; Wilhelmina Smith Maier, Mary Grace Winebrenner, Huntington; Jane Holt Selbe, Columbus; Gloria Patricia Blakeslee Circle, Wichita, SwindeU Mcintosh, Athens; V. A. Kansas; Mike Roberts, Newark; Miller, Dorothy Jane Ward Miller. T.H. Williams, Columbus; Irene Columbus; H. Betty Ward Mees, Williams, Columbus; Joanne Craig Wehrung, Antioch. Tenn.; Colmer, Clearwater, Fla.; Michael Roger Arms, Brenda Wagner Ohlinger, Albany; Ann Foster Arrns. Logan; Frances Dye Harris, Cottrill, Carroll; BillQuaus,GallipoColumbus; Donald E. Will, Worlls; Robert Reinhart, Athens; thington; John E. Thomas, Ports· Frederick Goeglein, Athens; Earmouth ; Betty Hysell McGowan, lene Renshaw Bumgardner, Ma Terti Thoma Kent; Ruby Carman Rucker, Coson, W.Va . Sue Renshaw Searls, Ashville; Janice Bing Hudson, Cheshire; Sue Cramer, Marion; Edward and Jeanne E . Lietwiler, Columbus; Phil Van Vranken, Nashville, Tenn.; Lucille Swackhamer, Mason, W.Va.; Charles Burton, Cape Coral, Fla.; Bobby Hill, Columbus; John R. and Barbara Weeks, The Plains; Bill Hysell, Columbus; Lance Hart, Kenton; Hilda Hart Tirado, Johnstown; Jeni Folmer HUI, Forestville Md. PRICED AT $400-$50!U600 Hazel Holter Wynkoop, Columbus; Shirley Wlpple Poling, Columbus; Allred Sisson, Galion; Ray Hines, Belpre; Alita Carroll, GreenPRICED AT $600_$800_$1000_$1200 ville, N.C. Robert B. Slagel. Ironton; George C. Shiveler, MarthaMyersShlveler, Cincinnati; Frederick W. Reibel, Columbus; Cha r les M. Price. Anna IN THE REAR OF SIMONS PICK-A-PAIR M. Owens Price, Pataskala; Gleda Smith WUey, Gahanna; Bertha IN THE HEART OF POMEROY Wet7.el Koenig, Worthington. 25o/o OFF THURDAY THRU SAtURDAY REGULAR $24.99 NOW $}8 75 ' """'"~REGULAR NOW . '22.99 $17 24 DAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE MIDDLEPORT •VINING •BUSH •BURPLESS WATERMELON & CANTALOUPE PLANTS END OF THE MONTH SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Women's Summer Sport and Athleisure Shoes By Connies, Candies & Footworks 20°/o OFF AVAILABLE IN WHITE, SILVER, GREY. PINK. LIGHT BLUE, NAVY AND BROWN CHAPMAN SHOES NEXT TO ELBERFELDS IN POMERY HOLlO A Y SPECIAL PURCHASE ANY PAIR OF PANTS OR JEANS IN THE STORE AND GET A STEPHANIE JANE POlO FOR 1/2 PRICE BUY ANY 2 SHIRTS AN GET A SHORT FREE BUY ANY 2 SHIRTS AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET AN ORBIT SHORT \\FREE'' Value ~ offer $1 QOO Not Valid on Sale Merthandise • tHZil FACTORY OUTLET JEANS CUCUMBER PLANTS lfiiiiiiiiii~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SLACKS STRETCH DENIM Vine St., Rocine, Oh. Phone 949-2571 are BLOUSES LEE LADIES ESP CLELAND GREENHOUSE ship awards. Benediction was by Wayne Roush . Serving as hosteses were .Pam Diddle, Opal Diddle, Lillian Weese and Margie Wolfe. "Mysteries of the Orient" was the theme lor the event and o!flcers named lor next year Janis Carnahan, president; Betty Wagner, first vice president; Dale Hart, second vice president; Tim Thoren, third vice president. and Barbara Pierce, secret a ry treasurer. Use Our Convenient Lay-A-Way STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 to 6:00 Friday 9:30 to 8:00 Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 �30, 1984 Ohio Sentinel Ohia Business Services The Daily Sentinel PHONE 99. 2 -2156 Or Write Oailly Sentinel Classified Dept. ACCENT J&L INSULATION FENCE & SUPPt.y 220 E Main, Pomeroy PH . 99:2-6931 111 Court St., Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 6 11 •Stor m Doors •Gutter & Downspouts •Storm •Roofing •Replacement Windows •Sidewalks. Pados Loat, 1 pr children• gl••••• AdmiHiont for Gallipolis BuaineSI Col· lege. Salary plua bonus achool bua no . 33. If foun(l, plea 18 cell 992 · 3&03 Sales experience hefpful , but not neceJSery Cell p.m Work from Gallipolis Office Phone aurveyora 3 to 9 or 6 Lost black cat around 28th Street. 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SECOND TRACT Srl ud'P rn Phone thP \;r l t tP t Port iJ nd un d h• 111, 111 nl t rl \ Nn !'l ilT\ l1ve ( P1 rn Old Port1,1nd Ohu1 as hoNrt hv th • plat ul sard <- t t l \ ' 11 111 ~ S d l t ,,_ re r 1 r rl • rl rl thr f1p ~ u r rt c. r ' C ff 1ce H6t4)-992·332S NEW LISTING 5 rm bungalow bath, 2 bedrooms and carport Only $7 500 n' Mc>o q (oJuntv Oh•o r e fe r rnr P 10 wh r h rs hf'rf'bv rn,rrlf> THIRD TRACT S•lua tl-' rn r l •' Vol l1 1r> r l f)o tlrrHI 11 1J h• rr q Ill 1/1,1>< 1 o n•' r1 111 1)1 I (1! Real Estate General i'Jr 1 '') ,. h; Vl l tq " o' Old f'r r!llnlt (Jnr 1 d.:. ·,r>o YVn by lhP f'l 1t nl > ll f ~HJ i'lliV I'lrnna ss u m t• ' ' t r r<i o l 11 th• H •col( fPI', f Vl ••l] ((J1 11ly Oh u r Jn ro 11, ' 111 Whir h , , llf l i' IW 992· 2259 Nam•------------------- NEW LISTING Olde1 remodeled home 1n town w1tll large lot Three or lour bedrooms Bargaon pnced al $24 900 Addre'~---------------- NEW LISTING - Two or three unrt apt bulldmg in Middleport Owner has moved and must sacrrr~ee Let's look at thos one Only $1 6,900 I ( )For Rent 1.- -- - -2 17 18 19, 20. - -- - 11. - - - - - 12 _ ____ _ 7.----_____ 78.-----3 4 73. - -- - - - 5 74 25 76. , v. 1 , ,_ 10.-----n. _ _ _ _ __ 29 12. _ _ _ _ __ 30. - - - - - - - 31 . - - - - - 32. 33. 34. 13 . ---~-- 1•-u. __---_ __ _ 16. I I Mall This Coupon with Remittance lI Tile Dally Sentinel I 111 Court St. Pomeroy, 011. 45769 II 1 1 I : ~~--------~-----------· MINI · FARM - 9 acres wolh trees, pond and a 6 rm home Eastern schools Jusl $35 000 MIDDLEPORT - level lot near stores and sc hools 3 bedroom home woth I'" baths $23,000 0 11 11 NEW LISTING - In the country Three bedroom ranch w11h lull basement Appx 2 acres ground in good condibon 135 000 Announcements THIS •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER lt=~~r~~LINES GAS, SEWEf COUNTED CROSS STITCH Vmyl & Aluminum SIDING County C.rhflecr ll3 W 2nd St., Pomeroy, OH . WATERMELON PATCH 500 loncoln Hill, Pomeroy Open by chance or NEW LISTING - Beautolul ~a n ch lype house on the country Three acres woth a beaulllul v1ew Two WB FP full basemenl garage, many other lealures $79 000 OFF PRICE REDUCED - Appx 105 acre farm near Ru11and, house, barn, and other build· ongs Producong e>l well Call about l hrs .Qfle $75,000 It's hme to hunt for summerJobs agam If you're mhigh schooL you know asummeqobIS aspeaes on the brink ofexnncnon But suppose youcould get asummer JOb that was full·nme,1;tt youawayfrom home, taught you amarlcet· able skill, and even kep1 youon one weekend a month during the school year) Asumme!JOb mthe ArmyReserve does all that and more You11 earn"-'er$1.100meudnweeksofmitial entry trauung You] earn anomer $1.!00 bv seMng at your,local Reserve Center one weekend a month And here s the best part You can learn avaluable skill like med1cal or computer technology And you] already have asummer ]Obset up for next year (and another $1,100) Want to know more1 CaDus at the number below REALTORS Henry Cleland Jr 992-6191 Dottle TumeJ 992-5692 Jean Trussell 949-~ Jo H1ll 985-4466 POMEROY lamily home near Krogers Cenlral hea~ 2 baths and lg lot Asking $34,500 Offer needed RACINE - Get a break of th1s home by fixong rt yoursell Ten rms and workshop about 24x24 Askong $23.000 OHer may buy NEAR RACINE - J bedroom ranch. mce krtchen, d1nongarea wolh n~e v1ew, patio, lg fenced lor your pels Askong $35,000 3 YR OLD - 3 bedrooms, mod k~. lg lamily rm , garage and shop on 2 40 acres $39.500 2 FAMILY - Both rented, 1\? No Sunday Calls PH . 992-7582 l 11 11( 2 5 15 I mo WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH 992-7013 New Chevy Truck .... FENDER 176 95 DOORS 1149 95 HOODS . 1174 95 BUMPERS . .. .. 169 95 GRILL . 142 50 R SUPPORT .. ... 184 95 TAIL GATE ...... .. 185 00 FORD FENDER 169 95 BUMPER .. ... .. .. 169 95 Also Som~ Cor Fende rs Available a~~ ~ MINERSVILLE - 6 rm frame, central hea~ balh and voew of n"Jer INTEREST RATES ARE RISING - BUY NOW fREE PARKING HELEN. BRUCE CALL SUE MURPHY IIILTON ROUSH ~· In • Call 614-992-6737 THE DITCHING SERVICE ANY SIZE FREE ESTIMATES BASS MOUNTED FOR sso Thru Monlh ol M ay Su r/ab le lo r G lo ve~ BUS .: 98S-3813 RES .: 985-3837 51711 mo pd TAXIDERMY SHOP New l•m a Rd Rulland Oh PH. 742 -2225 FISHING REEL REPAIR Parts. Service & For Garm , Zebco, Sh1· mano. Johnson. D1awa. Investigations, Inc. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Farm Equipment Parts & Service I 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES S1zes Slart From 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racrne, Oh Ph 614-843 -5191 STEVE FINLAW PH . -985-4266 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio We Have A Full Time Shop TechniCian on Duty PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 1 1 3 tk 35185 Oak H1ll Road Long Bottom, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutler Work Complete Remodelin1 Roofing of all Types We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by leadmg Carpet Manufacturers Worked in home area 20 years "Free Estimates" 'FREE ESTIMATES" Ph. (6141 843-5425 ~lUtmo G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLY Cleland Greenhouse. flow · ers, flats or po1a. hangmg baskets . vegetable plants , tomato plants . Ger&ldlne C leland Vme &nd Mam St Racme GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS 5/7/ 1 mo d Vetennanan Is At The Me1gs Humane Soc1ety THRIFT SHOP Middleport From 3 to 8 p.m. V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992 -7314 Pomeroy, Oh1o " DOZER WORK "FREE ESTIMATES" Available Anytime PH. 446-8038 or 992-7119 5/2/ 1 mo MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE . New Homes-Extenstve Remodeling Insurance Work Cuslum Pole Bldgs & Garages Roofong Work Alummum & Vonyl Sodongs 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH . 992· 7583 or 992 -2282 Ever~ Residential & Commercia I Call 742-3195 For Treatment Of Animals 5/ 8/ 1 mo. 8t Painted Storm Doors 8t Windows 3·2-tfn Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Oh1o Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or992-7121 5 part Beagle pups Mele 5 yr old Shephard & Retriever good w1th k1ds & good watch dog Call after 4 part Doberman & German Shephard pups Most brown llo ton Call 446 -4779 6 mo m1xed Poodle & Tenter C.111ll Dr Allen 8os Give away, 2 k1ttens. 1 long ha~red & 1 short ha1red gray Male lnah Setter. very friendly, male border c ollie Metgs Humane Soc1ety, l l l !It 9 pupp1es 7 male . 2 fe · males . 304 ·676 -1617 PH. 992-2549 OPEN. MON .-SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C l. KITCHEN 512211 mo, PULLINS EXCAVATING DOZERS School bus seats, 304- 895 · 3633 after 6 00 - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUCKS - l0·80YS - TRENCHER - WATER - SEWER - GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS LARGE or SMAll JOBS PH . 992 -2478 ) 1] \ 1111) od 3 krttens , 7 wks o ld , 2 black . 1 white and black 304-576 -2703 K1ttens 985·3561 All Makea •W•Ihera •DIIhw..here •R•ne• •Rotfrlgorotoro •Drvera •Freezera PARTS and SERVICE " "' AND BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have "the Lowest Rates Jl!tF CONTRACTING "DOZER · BACKHOE "RECLAMATION WORK "OIL FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE "CONCRETE WORK "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES "WATER. GAS llo OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992· to good h o me phone 304-773 5913 Two blue kttt1es 6 wks old , 3D4-676 ·6714 lovable house cat , hkes children , call evenmga 304 B95 -3597 6 KIEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Call 614 379 2115 992 -6505 Or 992-5875 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Givaaway lor Call 446 9752 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Wanted: someone to c are for elderly lady rn her home on 1 2 hr shtft basts. Reply 1n wr~ttng to P 0 Box 682, Pomeroy, Oh1o References required Waitress&. kitchen help For Interview appointment call 1- - - - - - - - - - - leg&l secretary destred on either a part·time or full time basts. Salary depending on 8J(perience Send quahflcat1ons to P 0 Box 486. Pomeroy. Ohio 1---_;________ 446-3672 lure, 446 -3159, 3rd & Ohve St . Gallipolis, Oh wondermg how you can get a 10b w•thout work ekpe· rienc e, the West Virgm1a Army Nat1onal Guard m1ght be the answer for you Earn good money while learnmg a skill Full t1me pey while you tram part t1me pay once you come back home call 304· 675-3950 Of 1-800-6423619 Pert time . men and women. work from your home on telephone program, earn up to $25 to $100 per week depending on t1me avatlable 3BS-9906 or 614 3BS · Call 304-576-2518 9617 Wanted to buy tob 8 cc o plants Call 304 · 458· 1 997 Buying daily gold, atlver coins . nngs . Jewelry, sterhng ware. old corns , large c ur· rency Top pnc es Ed Bur· kett Barber Shop, 2nd Ava . Middleport, Oh 614 -992· 3476. Cash patd for fan cy 1ron or heavy 1ron beds S160 and up for certam M~:ugs Co stone J&rs Old t1me cup· board carr 1 304 · 882 · 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds, ~ron , w o od, cupboards chatrs. chests , b&skets . d1she 5. st one Jars ant1ques, gold and s liv er Write M D M1ller , At 2 Po meroy, Ohio 46769 or call 614 992 7760 Wanted o ld p1an o s Paytng $20 00 and $40 00 ea c h F1rst floor only Wrtte g1v1ng directions W1tten Ptanos Box 188 Sard1s Ohto 43946 1605 Call 614 4B3 - Wanted to buy 1 or 2 bedroom tra1ler preferably on V2 &cre lot or less Wnte P 0 Box 203 Pomerov . Oh 45769 Lost and Found lost . 1 white golf shoe, left foot , in Rock Spnngs area Coll614 -992 3231 loat black 1: white Boston Bull dog on parking lot m Pomeroy. Reward No ques · tlons asked. Cell 614-992 6932 Business Opportun ity Stri ke it ric h Be a win ner Pot•nt i el t 40 , 000 · $100,000 yea r commission Muat h1ve 1 t o 3 year• H ies experience. Do you need large income t o pay for house, car , family? Needed by AAAA Corp. with 26 year track record . 100% flnanc tng , expense paid training m mveatment, we 1nvest yo u Pro fit paid weekly SALES AGENT WANTEO N&tlonally known calendar manufacturer and spec1alty advertismg company offers an opportumty for an lndus tnous self·starter for full or part· ttme work We need a s&les onented per son to present our e xc lus1ve c& lend ars , busmess g1fts and eKt en s1ve adve rt1stng sp e Cl&ltv assortment to flfms w1thm the bu stness c om · mun1ty The Thos 0 Murphy Co IS a pioneer m the ad\lert1s mg f1eld Since 1888, so you know we re here to stay If you can organtze your own time and determme your own su ccess , write Pat Murphy, The Th os D Murphy Co P 0 Box 382. R ed Oalc low& after[ :;;==:;:::======= Employment Services 12 Situatoons Wanted LOAN S FI XED RATES Below m&rket ra t es F1ked c onv entiona l FHA VA Le-=ler Mor t g age, Athens , coll ect 614 · 592· 3051 W1ll care for the elderly.n my home Lots of re ferenc es Men o r wome n Call 614 Help Wanted Retell Outlet must empl o y 3 consc rent1ous , trustworthy , ms1de reta11 sales clerks Immediately Retatl expe r1ence desned, but not n ecessary Must be able to work w1th m1mmum super VISIOn and be able to mee t pubhc. must be proftctent 1n bas1c mathmat1cs Oppo r tumty for advancement for nght persons Please reply m own handwntmg , referen ces r equtred to box BOO 1n care of the Galhpol1s Oatly Tnbune, 825 3rd Ave Gallipolis Oh 46631 Governm e nt Job s $1 6.559 $50 . 563 -yea r Would l1ke to do babysittin g tn my home Reasonable rates Call614 -949 · 2779 Profe ssional PIANO TUNIN G l ower prt ce d r e gul a r tuntn gs discounts to Se nter Ctt1z en s Churches& Sc h o ols W a rd 's Keyb oard, 304 675 3 824 P1a n o Tuning and Rep alf Brun1card1 Mus1c Co 44 6 0687 Skill and mt egnty ou r trademark l an e D an1 el s 614 742 -2951 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP lNG Monthly &nd Qu arterly a c counts wel co me 4 2 8 Se c ond A\le Ca ll 446· 11 3 6 Pr o f es sio nal El ec tr o ly s1 Chntc Prob e Type El ec tr oly sts AMA. FDA & FCC approved Doctor ref errals 304 675 556B Rea I Estale A Fun Job SuperVISOrs n eeded for USA No 1 To y Party Plan to hue. trem and manage demonstr&tors E x· ce llent management pos1 ~ t1on opportunity for home· makers former teachers. career or party plan dealers Call today Sherrt. 304 ·736· 6330 collect Teachmg pos lttons open K1 n dergarden -elementary. 7 - 12 Math & Sc1ance. No &kperience necessary Send resume to Gall1a Christ1an School, BoJ( 485. Gelllpoll s, Oh 46631 Before June 8 Cocktail waitres ses & bar· tenders needed Please c ell 446-3623 Free male beagle to give away to good home Call Wanted· an older person to live in her home, to do work . drive her car when needed Must have references. Call 614-843-&1&4 446-1414. Nice mixed bread dog, gen · tie, maka a good child'• pet H&S Home Improvement• needs a seletmen for alding Coli 985-3320 Ph 367-0409 . acre lot w 1th lar ge to rn \m er and part1ally fm1 sh ed b ase m ent For m fo rm at1on ca ll 6941 5 2, 000 do w n tak e over S 31 5 mo payment. ta xes & msurance Inc luded 3 bdr ranch , full basemen t, w o od· burn er, City sc h ool. locat ed 1n Plantz S u bdiVI SI On . S2 4 400 b alan ce Call 446 3t71 B002 Gen eral H&uhng For sale L1mestone f1ll d1rt . and top SOli Call C all 614 2 56 Un1que hi stone log h o m e, ta s t e fully r es tor e d l 1v r o m 3 bdrm s k1tch bath Orgm&l ston e ftr epl ace Gar w1th shop. ut1l bldg , pl us barn 40 ac, es M · l of wooded hill s A pa g e f ro m history Off At 35, 8 m1 from R1o G ran de Pn ce d low S50's Small farm near Cente r p o mt, 3 bdr h o me, lge o ld barn. gar • o ther out bld gs SW sc h ools, 39. 000 w1t h 3 0 &c r es 45 000 w1th 40 &c res Call I&Ck Roden c k 6 1 4 2 86 -4498 , Cen t ury 2 1 W1n n1 e Blatr Rea lt y, Br o ker Wmme Bl&t r G A I 78 Br oa dway S t J&ck so n Ohto Con c rete & bl ock work retamm g walls, garages , pa t1os , concrete floors Free estlm&tes C all 614 2 56 16904 One m gr ound p o ol Lawn Mowmg & Trtmmmg Reliable and dependable Ae aaon&ble retes Call 614 256 · 6251 &fter 6 30 101B9 16 32 Wtll d o tut o nng , c an start 1mm e d1at e ly Call 446 7426 Babys1ttmg m my home l1ve close to GDC Call 446 - 23 16 G1v e p1ano & o r g&n lessons m my home t o begtnners advan ce d pupils, & adults Also teach chording & trans p o song C all 614 992 6403 W1ll baby s1t weekend s or even1nga , very dependable, love children . h a ve refaren ces Call 99 2 7555. ask for K&ren Financ1al 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUS USHING CO recommende thet you do bustneaa w1th people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail until you have Investigated the offering. 1- - - - - -- -- - - , M ay 31 June 1 & 2 At.an· 2600 w 1th cover paddles : st1cks 6 cartndges. sew 1ng mac hme stroller , hobby horse adult & ch1 ldren c i a thtng, etc At tra1 ler across f rom POO l In Syracuse 992 2050 _M _ot_ ch_e_l_ l_ R_d_ _____ 1 Yard Sale June 1 2 & 3 C lothes. km clt k nacks. cur tam s Fa 1r v1e w Evergreen Ad 1- - - - - ------- 1- - - - - - - - - - G arage Sale Fn & Sat 8 00 to 4 0 0 Fatrf1 eld Cent Rd tn Fa1rf1eld A cres Yard sale 133 Butternut Ave Frrd&y & Sa t urday June 1 & 2 W arm monng heater An t 1qu e lo ve seat w rt h cha rr bl &nket chest d1nne1te b1ke, t nes r ocker baby furmtu re, bl ankets & sp re&ds an t 1ques&co llectt bles muc.h more Ya rd Sale Ju ne 1 & 2 9 5 Furnttu re, lamps cu rt ams r adi O c lothi ng 1 2 mtles out At 141 J et 325 Y ard Sa le 23 Hen kle Ava . Fn & Sat 6 · 1 . 6 2 TV &pph an ces ch1l drens cia thmg and m o re 1- - - - - - - - - - 2 famtty garage sa l e · Rtggscrest Add1 t10 n Baby It ems, ch1l d re n s cloth mg, bed m1 sc M ay 31 & J u ne 1 10 to 5 3 Fam1l y Sat J u ne 2, SAM to 1 391 LeGr ande Bl vd C htldren s clothes, p1cn1c ta bl e & m1 sc Items Yard s&le George's Car· ryout 3 m rl es below M 1dd le port, new & u sed clothmg Fn day Ju ne 1st 9 00 ti ll 1 Yard sale June 1 & 2 . 453 GrAnt St Middleport Fr om 9 t dl4 Gar&ge Sa le Bu lav•lle Porter Rd 1/ G m1 from Townho use June 1 & 2 3 fam1ly ya rd. sale Saturday June 2 9 td l 4 at the D on lanmng rest den ce on Rt 33 lots of d uldren ' s clothes & much more R am cancels Yard & Hot D og Sa le Sat Bell Chapel Church ya rd 1 block h o m M e Do nal ds Yard Sale M ay 31 & June 1 1 0 to 5 1 'h mil es from La n gsv1IIA on S A 325 1 m 1le 3 Famil y Yard Sa le 5 71 J ay D r Thurs, M ay 3 1 an d Fn June 1 Ptcntc table mce clothes up 5 famt ly yard M ulberry Ave June 1 2 3 3 Famtly Ya rd Sa le 925 4t h Ave Frt & Sat 9 ? L1v1n gr oo m sutte lam ps, cloth tng o f all SIZes & m 1sc tt ems sale 149 Pomeroy 2 lam1l y yard sa le 45f\ Beech St M1ddl~:!p o rt rrr day June 1 7 Fam1l y Gar age SaiP. Th ur Fn Sa t , 8 5 6 mt be low Gall 1po h s At 7 Ptng pon g table a nttque c h a ~r s. rec lmer. porta c nb st ereo c urta1ns. lawn f u rn iture l&mps bed s prea d s, ch d fr o b e c he s t c loth1 ng d1sh es sho es, smk b ed & dresse r , car cov er. tab les sh eet s Yard sale Betty Moore s Jun e 1st & 2nd If nuns 4rh & 5th Tow n sh1 p Ad 207 A t 7 byp a~ s Pt Pleasant & Vic inity G&rage Sa le Thurs Ba1 ly' s Garag e, Cr own C1ty V1l lag e A atn ca nc el s l ues and Wed 10 5 7 mtles out Rt 2 No rth . JuS t pas t Mapl ewood Drtve· l n Yard S&le Fn & S&t 9 5 Ke rr - H arn sbury Ad 1 st house ac ro ss RR trac k• u p At 1 60 La rge s1ze wome" s clothes and eve rylhtnH else Thurs• • ur help'~~======~=;~ pn c ed S34,900 W1ll f1nan c e Ca ll 6 14 - 25 6 · 1216 REAL CUT E HOM E sma ll yard at 8 r ea l b ru gam pnce Mid d lep o r t 6 14 - 992 1427 Homemakers Dreaml N o eKpenence needed to earn 25% comm1ss1on demonstr&tmg m fnends homes You control hours and tn · come Absolutely no invest· mant i Also book1ng part1es Call 446· 1 270 or write Toy Plan . John s town . PA By owner lo v ely 2 bdr , h o me on w aI er I r ont , b oat ramp & dock close t o t o wn . 18 Wanted to Do Now hmng Your area Call 1 · 806· 687 -6000 ut A· G1 gant1 c Fast T1me. Two Famthes l arg e vane ty of Item s Frt , Sat J u ne 1 2 Homes f o r Sale B13 -665-1232 Roo ftng and gutter work , metal work housepatntTng, carpenter w ork Exc ref Free est1mates Call 446 YArd Sale Tuppers Ptams A r bau gh Add1t1 011, Fr1 & Sat Ju ne 1 & 2 9 3 Gar& ge Sa le Thur s Fu . Sat M ay 3 1 Ju ne 1 & 2 2 m1 h om R t 141 on Ne1gh bo rhood A d Servt c e s 31 F1rs1 Ever Furnuture statn less k1tchen ware clothmg . books household m1sc Fmese lectlon 8 00 4 00 Thurs 5 31 & Fr1 6 1 Ra1n or: Shtne Sr 124 Rutland Rd N athan 8 1ggs Res _w_o_m_e_n_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 Rear 12m b1cycle tne with 51566 nm 304 895 · 3633 6 00 Yard sa le 777 Sh o rt 4th M iddleport M ay Kennedy restdence Thu r sdday, May 3 1 st C hest of drawers , o•l stov e electflc brrom , chaus ect If ra1ns sale IS next day Huge Yard Sal e l C h eshtre Oh10 A t 7 , a cross from servtce stat• o o June 1 & 2 9 · 5 ln11de 1f ra1 ns C l oth es gl as sw are, pots. & p ons et c Cho shtre Umted M eth od ist 304-BB2 2B53 alter 5 00 call 304-773 -5B67 Truck Drtvers m1mmum e K· parte 1c e, no relocat1on Call 606· 491 -0292 8 00 am till 5 00 pm No calls after 5 pm H u g e 2 f am ily yard sale J u n e 111t & 2nd, R&mer 's, Ty ree Blvd , Rac~ne Furn i ture lools m1sc l c-•_v_ •_ rv_t_ ho_n_c:g_f_o_r_a_ll_e..:g:..e_s__ l - - - - - - -- - - - 1- - - - - - - - - - - Yard aale 206 Sprm g Ave: Po m eroy M ay 2 8 t hroug h. M a y 31 N oon 1111 1 Pronf dre sses. brand name nurse\ umfo rm s, lots of good Jumor m rss clo t hes, m11c Yard Sale Add1s1o n FW B Lad1 es A1d June 1 81 2 , 9 AM to 9PM , rain or s htne at 1 1 27 Seco nd AVe Lo t s of 22 Money to Loan 23 Middleport & Vici nity 1- - - - - - -- - - - lmmedtate S ales Opentn gs Here ' s your opp o rtunity t o become assoc1ated with a leader m the &dvertl sm g Spe cialty Industry Sell c a · lendars, Pen s a nd Gtfts to local f~rms on 8 fu ll or part time ba s1s N o m \les t m e nts N o collec tiOns O ur 75th veer o f pro mp t, f riendly servr ce Rat edAAA1 For more mfo rm atton write Kevtn Peska. N ewto n Mfg Co D ept 8 230 4 Newton Ia 50 2 08 Baby Sitter m my home hom e dur1ng summer months 8 ·00 · 4 00 c &ll & Vicinity Y&r d Sale M o ther of Tnplet s, clothes, ho useh old, fu rm ture l o t s o f m1 1JC 3 4 4 LeGrande . Galhpolts M ay 31 , Ju ne 1 .2 Own your o wn Jean ~ort swear, Ledies Apparel , HOME ----··r><imerov···-· .. ·· Yard Sale Sat 10 t o 1 A t Griffith Grocery 1n Ka na uga Oh Ga s cook st o v e and m angle Beer, Wme, Carry Out Over 6 d1gtt figure tn gross annual tncome Beer ae les 5 d1g1t f1gure annually l ottery t ar · mlnal Contac t Gu1do J G1rolami , 606 W Mam St , Pomeroy Combination . A ccessones, Large Size store . National brands. Jordac he , Ch 1c, Lee, Levi , Vanderb il t , lzod . Gunne Sax. Es p1r1t Brtt t a nio . Calv1n Kletn. Serg1o V alente Evan P1con e, Cla 1borne, Members Only, Bill Blass. Organ tcatrv Grown, Healthtu. , 600 othe rs $7 900 to &2 4 ,9 00, m ve n t o ry, oirfare. tra 1mng fi x tures . grand o penmg. ec t C all Mr Keen an a t 305 678· 3639 ...... Gaiifiioifs ····· Fraz1 ers B ott om Flee Market Every week e n d . 36 Fraz1en Bottom . 26082. D o n Fra z1er· Operato r 30 4 -766· 2779 Call Mr. Fox BAM to 1OPM CST 1·B00 -247-2446 No Help wanted . management· tramees wanted , salary and commisston to those who quality Apply m person at Lowe' s Motor Inn, Fn June 1st 12· 5 PM No phone calls, dress ac cordingly 667 -3402 eree 304 -8B2·2024 PERSONALIZED POOLS We pay cash for late model c lean used cera Jim Mink Chev · Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 11 Your lawn clippings, I will collect Mason. New Haven DOZER Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Am oHenng reward of up to 8100 for mformat1on lead ing to the penon taking new split red oak tomatoe stakes from the Delbert Lawson restdence on Eagle Rtdge Rd Ra c me C&ll614. 949 - 4 Tuesday lil lie 498 Gen Hartinger Pkwy . Middleport OH For all your w1nng needs; furnaces repair service and installatiOn . Oh1o Valley Flea Market June 1 .2 . 3, at Me1gs Co Fatrgrounds the Valley's fastest growing market , also , Oh1o Valley Used Wheels Market m a Spectal Area Show vour used car. truck, boat. camper. or cycle to thousand II for only 8 2 per day or $6 for weekend For more mformatton call 61 4· 5·00, 992 6289 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Wanted To Buy 2069 EUGENE LONG 5-8 2 mo pd LOSS Program Eureka Foods For more 1nformat1on call 446 - 9301 Reduce safe & fast With GoBese Tablets & E Vap water ptlls " Gllhnghem Drug Dr. Carol Osborne w o •k RIDENOUR SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Gymnast1cs by Karen Waugh at Hannen Trace H1gh School Starts June 4th every Monday & Wed nesday Call 614· 266· 1621 or 614· 266·6315 to regiS · tar $1 60 per lesson 992 -6300 or 614 985 4396 I CHESTER-985-3307 614-446-0294 WEIGHT TV & APPLIANCE IU I) nc 949-2263 RADIATOR SERVICE We can repa1r and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repa1r Gas Tanks. L ---=- - - 5 14 -1 mo I Free Estlm&t es ) 9 Wanted to buy standmg timber Call after 6 or anyt1me weekends, 614 · SWEEPER and sewmg me · chme repair , parts. and supplies Pick up and dehvery , Oavts Vacuum Cleaner, one half m11e up Georges Creek Rd . Call 6698 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORSGRADUATES . If you oro 3 Announcements Residence Addons and remod eling - Rootin g and gutter work - Con c re t e worlt - Piumbmg and el ectncal 3069 Call 992 · 2063 Between 9 00 A M ·5 00 P M 5 9 I mo 985-3837 YOUNG'S Auct1on avery Fr1 ntght at t he Hertford C o mmumty Center Truc kloads of new merchandise every week Conslgments of new and used merchandise always welcome Rtchard Reynolds Au c ttoneer 304 -2 76 · W&nted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam Furnl · Warehou1e Rt.l Long Bottom, Oh. In memory of my dear loving husband, the Rev. Floyd Wise, who passed away 16 years ago May 31st end my 3 sons and 1 daughter, Marcia Wise Wogan They &re gone but not forgotten Sadly missed by w1fe . Garnet, & thetr mother Baby1itter for 8 yr old Appro J(. 2 % hours per dey, 6 days a week. summer only Must be dependable. neet & mature Call 614 . 992 · 614-992-6836. In lovtng memory of Harriet S Neigler who passed away 10 years ago today. Sadly m1ssed by daughters. Mary, Grandchtldren & Great · grandchildren 98$-3813 CARPENTER SERVICE J "' ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS QUICk . In Memoriam WVe 304 -773 -67B5 or 304 -773 91 B6 - 10 F..htan Show Dnec ton Nftflded - No Ekpenenca Nec••••rv - No Money Neadad - Ekcetlent Pay Plans E..., an 8800 Jewelry Ki t - Wtn Tr1p1 and Pnzes Reasonably Pnced SALES & SERVICE Authonzed John Deere, New Holland. J!ush Hoc Farm Equ1pment Dealer Is Expanding In Th1s Area Elc BOGGS GUYSVILLE. OHIO SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY TANNED DEER HIDES Wolfe NEW-REPAIR Phone 742·3171 BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Cleaning ROOFING CO. II. L"Bud" llcGHH Broker·Audlon Service Chtryl Lemley, IIIllS County Associate No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment FISHERMEN )92-3325 . 446-3343-SSG Michael J. Lanphere THE NEW GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES m 'I I baths on each, lurnoshed krtchens and one aCie 2 Y" old Only $58,000 218 ACRES - Free Ga~ 11 rms, l ear garage and olher larm bu1ld1ngs $95 000 Call for free siding es· t1mates, 949-2801 or R1ck Pearson Auctioneer Serrv1ce Estate. Farm, An · t1que & liqutdation sales Licensed & bonded i n Ohio 8t Ann au ncements "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" 949-2860 Appointment J SIDING CO. Fruzers, Sptn Washers GE, FREE ISTIMATIS Open. 9·00 to 5·00 Closed Thursdays Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH . 45769 For Faster Servt ce BISSELL 614 -367 -7101 SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLEI( We il ltke to 1nhoduce you to (flla&e·A·Car. the modern way to dr~ve the veh1cle of your chotce DMC FLOSS BOOKS • CUSTOM -MADE FRAMES Reg1ster for May Basket lull of Cross Stotch Supplies THE Good Used Gas & Eloc Dryers, Washers to molch . Uprochl Whorlpool. lla,U& TV & APPLIANCES 6n 3rd Avo .. Gallipoli s, OH 0pon Daily & Salurday Ul 6 P M PH 446-1699 •DUMPTRUCKSE' R~'Id~ INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE $3 .00 $4 .00 $7 .00 Business Services U S RT. 50 EAST POMEROY,O. )Wanted )For sale (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres with a nicely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. one batll, 12x 15 ll'litW room and 24x24 lamily room. Part~ally ca!peled, fuel oil furnace wrth lacdi· t1es for woodbumer. 12x15 block stora&e building. 20x30 block garage. Right off Rl. 248. country setting. v, mile east of Chester. Ohio (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Down· stairs equipped w1th kitchen, living room, dmmg room and den, upsta1rs has two bed rooms and one bath, house also has basement Lot size approx 48'x308'. Needs work. If mterested contact The Home National Bank in Racme. 949-2210 Real Estate General E Ma•n 3 FOR SALE m e~ lt' ) 1'<01:' ~~1 OefendantNo 83 CV 306 w~ l unrr: 1 11 1 .'1 t rtr rH " 6ti J I • '1 Poo W!l Vt:l rl s '"~ Ron&kl Mtller. et al 111 Chester Portland Letart Falls Racine Rutland Coolville Up to 15 words . One day insertton Up to 15 words Three day insertion Up to 15 Words . Six day onsertoon Pubhc Notice .V[ I Wnte vour own ad and ordef' by mad w1ftl ttu s coupon. Cancel your ad by phone wnen vou ge1 , resul1s Monev not refundable ( JAnnounce~t 676 - Pt Pleasant 458-Leon 676 - Apple Grove 773-Mason 882 - New Haven 895-Letort 9 37 - Buffalo 85 -General H!uhng 86-M H Repoor 57-Upholstery i II(;.. • l <J ilrl rl md rl 1 "' rrhPr t l'i lollowo,; Bf'•ll 'l lt l P Snrr tt-r ho~ll n l urlf' huP< IrP(j dCI • lo t No 1 / ' on To.v 7 R 11 1' 1 1 1111 •11 '; r t ., ,, 1 J ,m I H ~ 1 th"' il•1 n I 1n,p.rr'.; f' •' I I I'>(' • un1 u r 1 n 1 l(J , H I• ~ "'''I ' ' q Sunt"' t t o n~. 1 1 •' n 1 lolf' 11 0 "1r1 IJI r r r lrr n at rhe fr on t dnro1 , lilt• r t rrr l HouSP 111 Pnmr-r Ily t COUNTY Rebecca McCutcheon Platntiff "''f'l No B3-CV-134 In Dur<;rr a nce of an 0r(1Pr ot SJ ir " th e abO\e entrt lf'LI () 11 S HERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The State of Oh1o, MEIGS row lxn 11d••rJ Defendant I 992- Middleport (Average 4 words per hne} PARCEL NO 2 BPrno \1 1(' •'rr\orf' 1n!f 'rt ,1 rn lt"dl PSI lt~" , t ut~ t f' r" th P lr• IITIV tl l 'v'lf11l <: PlaonUff 11 446- Galllpolis 367-Chaahire 388-Vinton 245 - Rio Grande 256 - Guyan Dist . 643 - Araboa Dlst 379 - Walnut Real Estate General r r.o~r n,r•ll( C1 Ctl 111t> ur• Sd turd J> th ' Jn tl' d u y I , urv I JS4 11 Il l() r nc loo A M lhf tollovvorlq d••sct•bf'rl t~dl ••sr ,,,, sr tudl>' 111 TIJP Cou11 ty a t M P• ' I'> Cln(1 S Ll!o o f Ohr o .lfld rn thf> \1 llaqr or r~1rd (tl e DOrl to w •' PA HCEL r11 0 1 Sr tr ,fltf''l ,, th e Vrllilllt-' o t Mrddleno•t ( oun ty ol MPoq <; dlld St.ltE.' o l Oh ro Ul d d'-'"1 r heri as loTio""<; Lut s Nz ~~ . ~, t' rr Jn(t f'~ o 11 11 ! l Ot Jnd cl illC I•onnt 101 bt' fWf'f'n l n t No r f>n { 101 arrd lhrrrl l ,fr r'!t on Dunn;ttly:. I~ Mason Co ., WV Area Code 304 83-EKcavattng 84-Eiectrtcal & Refr1geratton Public Notice rn ttl Alirll!u)Jl Meogs County A reo Code 614 82 -Piumbing & Heatong 65- Seed & Fert ilizer \<_f 11 n1n 81 -Home Improvements 61 -Farm Equipment 62 -Wanted to Buy 53-Livestock 64-Hay & Groon 46-Space fc. Rent 47 -Wented t o Rent 48 -Equipment for Rent 49 -For Lease Public Notoce PUBUC NOTICE f31d$ >\rll bf-' f('f"P rvf'(! Services & Livestock Will Open May 21st Golloa County Area Coda 614 985 343247949 742 6 67 - Public Sale & Auction Au c tion every Tuesday night, Pt Pleasant, WVa Au ct lonme Neal Youth Center Bldg , Camden St TOM'S SHOE REPAIR _b_o_ nu_•_•_•_-_c_o_ll_4_4_6 _ -3_8_1_6 _ ._ 1 AastJtant Organist needed at Grace Episcopal Churc h 4 10 1 mood followin g telephone exchanges ... Pomeroy 8 PH . 992-2772 Cla ssified pages co ver l he 71 -Autos for Sale 72-Trucks for Sale 73-Vans & 4 WD 7 4-M otorcyclea 75-Boats & Moton 76-Auto Parts & Accessories 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment Form SUPIJiies Rentals Publoc Notice JAMES KEESEE - 1ro nsportaiiOil $3 60 per hr . plus to 9 21 9 repreuntlltive Coll614-992· 3968 FREE ESTIMATES Financiol : - : - - - - - -- in 1 yellow c ..e Lett'"" at Sell t bury Elem ., or on •Custom Built Garageo Ann uu nee ments Halp Wantad 446-4367 Aok for Lea Tytor 1 grey k itten , litter trelned . ~ ~ fo-:-r_o_n_ te_rv _le_w______ Call 614-992-76B9 oftor 5 VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Windows Last and Found Page 6 rooms . b ase m en t, d ou bl e ga rRgo 1 8rr one t htr d ac re lot Rose H 1ll Pomeroy $32. 900 Call 1 6 14 678 2513 Own er tran sferred mu st sell beautiful 3 bed rm bnc k h o me FH e pl ace d ec k . woods , pflv &cy , s u nshm e $63,900 6420 31 Homes for Sal e Bau m Add1t1on , 3 bed rooms. 2 V• b a th s a c f am 1ly ro o m w1 t h f tr epla ce . 2 ac res $ 67 500 No do wn pay men t, o wn er w1 ll carry at n o •nt erest for 5 yr s l oan assumptiO n p oss1ble Lease o pt1o n avatl abl e Jun e 1st 5 55 0 per m o 614 9 8 5 · 43B7 For sa le by own er 2 st ory fram e 7 room h ou se. com pl ot ely remod eled 5 year old root & h ea t tng system plenty o f cl os et sp &ce o ak w oo dwork 1 1h baths full ba sem ent & g arage w 1th p oss 1ble etf ec1enc y ap art A ppr &Tsed v& l ue m ent S4 1 000 askm g s 35 000 & own er w1 ll mak e down pay m ent w1t h appro v ed cred1t l oca t ed w1thm w &lkm g d1s tan ce of elem enta ry schoo l & d o wntown Pomer oy I f m te res t e d call 614 992 3530 after 5 3 0 p m or r:a ll 614-992 -595 4 Hom es for sa le, land con · tr&c t f 1Ked mterest at 8 percent With 1 0 p erc en I down pay men t Ca ll 6 14· 992 702 2 ---- Call614-949-2641 110 Maple Piece. Pom er o y 2 bedrooms. fam1ly room , lerge lot Must sell to settle estate Priced $18 .600, no reasonable offer reje cted Call collect 1614 891 0442 Vtrgm1 a C rew - - - - - -- · -- - Yard Sale 2023 Jefferson Ave Pomt Pleasant Ju!Ht 1 st and 2nd 9 Tdl 5 6 f amily yard s&l e Fn Sat, 10 t rll 7 Sun 12 till ') Gall 1polrs Ferry by Baa l_. School Garage Sale 4 IDm1ty Dev· n c k res1dence G a\hpo l1 s Ferry M &y 31 June 1 2 W eiiC h f or s1gns !--:;======::::::; 31 Homes for Sale Ho usP. & 3 loi s for sale S 10000 m Han ford W va Ca rr 614 88 2 2831 N ew 3 bedroo m house 34 ac r es Glenwood a rea S6 5 000 or b esl o tfer 304 576 2353 or 576 2621 For sa le ur tr<rd e 2 1 1 bed room all modern house w1th b a t h atta c hed gara ge vmvt steel alumn Sell or trade f nr 2 or 3 bP.dro o m !tfl iiP.r ;,nd la n d 304 88 2 3590 For sa le by owner 3 berl room new carpet gas c•t v wa t er fi n d cP.nlra l a.r A!-so JOi nt lot w1 t h 32~t40 new garage Ga llrpo lrs Ferry 304 675 3067 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY! II 14 ft w tde th ree be droo m bHth and half m ob t1a home s1tt m g on mce lot , rea dy to move 1nt o S225 00 d ow n &22 5 0 0 per mon t h 3 04· 5 7 6 271 1 3 bed room R&nc h o n Rt 160 $3B,500 00 9 peo ce nt assum abl e loan s ca l l 304 -67 5 77 46 21B 3 or 675 B EL O W A PPRAI SE D VALUE Trt -level th ree bed · Call 614 992 - roo m h o use on 3J. acre lot 8 yrs o ld, 3 bedrm, 2 b at h s, family room With w oo d · burner Singl e ca' garage. o n 8 flat acres w1th st ock ed pond City water m Racme F<o 2120 MO"< oe Ave I"'\ " th e r e&r Fam•lv r oom w · ftr epla ce and 1 h b& th s C arp e t ed throughout, atr condr t •one d large r ooms with pl enty of cl oset spa ce laun dry room Th ree m1les so u th on Rt 62 3 04 -675· 2 49 7 af t er 6 p m House, 3 lots. $ 10,0 00 0 0 304-882 2B31 1211 M em 6 r oo m brt ck fireplac e, basement, new furnace , large yard, ma ny u .tra s 40 '11 304 · 67 5 - 23B1 32 M ob1le Homes 1or Sale N EW ANO USED M OBILE HOMES KESSEl S QUAL· ITY MOB ILE HOME SAL ES 4 Ml WEST GA LLIPOLI S: R T 35 P H O N E 614 446 7274 1965 1 2x60 mobile home u nfu rnished 53 900 Ca lf 446 1340 -------1979 J b d r mob1le home olj ~ &ere lot well sh aded M ust sell both t ogether C&ll 11 614 388 9957 73 M anor 1 4•70 , 2 bd r h ke n ew, S7, 900 69 Detro tter- 12x60 , 2 bdr, $4.900 Co il 614 446 -01 75 14x 1 7 W mdsor ce n tral ~ur: dishw a s h e r . m1 c r o w a\le. st ereo sy st e m , v1n yl under s· kt rt tn g, ex tra ntce utlhh£ bUI Idm g Pr1ced reaso n ably. Call 6 1 4 2 4 5 9296 �.. lG-The Daily Page 32 Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time Mobile Homes for Sale 54 56 Misc . Merchandise 1 2x52. 2 bedroom furnished. A co mfortable home for e Low Price. Brown 's Trailer with added room. large living room with wood burner. garage with work shop large garden space & frUit trees . Asking S20 ,00Q _ 614 -992- 6712 House tra iler . 8x40. 2 bed room . 8x 3 1 alumnium awn Ing Extra nice. S2500 Call 614 -992 -3540 Trailer on large wooded lot BOAT RAMP and dock space Call 5 -8 evenings 304 -675 -6448 . Terms by Larry Wr~ght sion . Call614- 256-1427. 9790 . Firewoqd cut up stabs S16 pickup load . Call 614 -245 - Oragonwynd Cltterv · Kennels . AKC CN>w pup pie s. CF A Himalayan. Per sian and Siamese kittens . 0 0 81 Built on your lot a new home you can afford over 1 . 100 SQ.ft .. 6 rms . & bath . car peted. ready to move into . $26.500 Also garages Sa basements Call Patnot Home Builders anytime 446-8038 . W ill consider mobile home as trade in . 614-245-5293 after &PM . STUCCO ond PLASTERING One female treeing walker pup. 2 mos. old. cheap . Call 614 -266- 1182. 614-266- 1415 614-992-6511 . Mobil e homB on approxi - Va low price 2928 1602 . Musical Instruments electric 304 -675 - 44 Apartment for Rent 1975 Gran11 dle , 12 x60 , all alec . cent ra l air . under penned . 8x10 out building . 57 . 300 Call 304 - 675 - 6085 Merchandise 51 Household Goods JACKSO N ESTATES 304 -895 -3062 APARTMENTS (Eq ual Housing Opp ort u nity) h as one and two bedro oms, rant start ing at S 1 57 for onu bedroom and S 19 3 per month t or two bedroom. with 52 00 deposit locate d near Foodland and Sprrng Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant . Call 446 -27 4 5 or leave messHge 33 3 bdr u nfurn . garage apt .. 5250 plus deposit . Ca ll ' 7 1 C restwood 1 2x65 9)(C . con d . 59 ,600 00 with heat IJUmp and air cond . or 56 .600 .00 with gas heat , bui lt on porch 304-576 29 40 or 576 -2602 ' 71 Vis1on 1 2x50 , new carpet 1 2.1!48 add on room Farms for Sale 446 -3 786 . 36 acres more or less, 3 bedroom house at Oak Hill, Oh i O Reasonable 614 682 -6892 alter 5 - -- -- 35 Lots & Acreage 3 -5 acre hom esrtes near Rt 35 at Rodney 3 mr from Holze r Hnsp1f1tl Ca ll 446 · 8221 Furnished efficien cy, 919 2nd ., Gallipolis . 5145 . Sin g le Call 446 -4416 after 7PM Furnished M obile H o me, centra l air. mile be low city overlooki n g the river One or two ad ults only . 446 -0338 Upst arr s furnished . 4 rooms , bath , AC, c lean. n o pets, adu lt s on ly, dep &. ref . req Ca ll 446 -151 9 First street on the right after crossm g. N ort hu p bridge Approx , 30 foot frontage Ca ll 446 - 3485 Four gra11e lots in Ohi o Va lley Memory Gardens Phone 30 4 -675 -4235 be · fo re 3 · 30 PM Rentals 2 bdr . apts .. newly- dec. utilit ies partly pa id , S 1 45 mo Call 675 - 5,04 o r 675 - 5386 . Unfurnished 2 bdr . rn Crown City. Call 446 -7838 . Newly remode led 2 bdt . equipped kitchen . ce ntral air . 5250 . 821 1/;;- Secon d Ave . Ga lhpo hs . Call 446- 2158 . 41 H ouses for Rent 3 BR house, 2 full baths, close to town . No c hildren or pets Cal l 614 -245 -5281 ~ rms . & bath, 2 ca r garage. 200 4 Chat ham. 5200 rent . deposrt & referen ces required Rod n ey area modern 3 bdr ranch . 5285 rent depo srt 8r references re qu ired Blackburn Realty , 446 -0008 513 3rd . A ve .. Gallipolis 1 bdr . $ 13 5 includes wa t er. depostt reQ .. adults on ly . Call 446 -4222 between 9 & 5 Furn1shed ef1i c1e n cy. 920 4th .. Gallipolr s. $ 175 . Util• tift s pai d . Smgle Ca ll 446 4416 ~her 7P M Av culable June 1 . 11ery nice 2 bedroom . full y ca r peted . apt . 1 mi le North of plala. W -0 hookup S195 mo Call 446 -4514 or 1 -304 2 73 - 9745 NEARLY NEW 2 BR ho use . 1- - - - - - - - - - - 2' t,. m1 le!!! from HMC . no pets 5195 mo . 5100 dep os rt Ph . 44 6 - 3617 1 bedr oom Apt S, 96 rn o rncludirr g utditres Equal Housing Opportunity Con tact Vrll 11ge M enor Apts FO R R EN T . furn . 3 rm c oHage . in town . Adult s on ly, no pets Ref and dep required 446 -25 4 3 . 61 4 ~ 992 - 7787 River srde Apts Mi ddlepo rt Special rat es for Senror Ci t ilens s, 30 EQual Housing Opportunr t ies 614 992 ~ 7721 4 bedroom house. Lincoln Hill 5300 . Oep & ref c all 614 -992 - 2815 2362 . o• 992 - Nice 3 bedroom ho use nt>tlr Mi ne No 1. 5225 mth $1 00 deposit 61 4 7 4 2 2126 3 bedroom house . re cently remodeled 5225 per month plus utilities Deposn re quired In Mrddleport Call 2 bedroom ap 1s i n Middle port Water & electric paid Ca ll 6 14 992 · 2381 days at 992 2509 e11e nrngs . 1 bedroom t urnrshed apt Oep & ret required . Call 614 992 · 28 15 2362 o• 992 · APARTME NT S . mobile homes . ho uses Pt PleasBnt 11nd Gall1po li s 6 14 - 446 - 8221 614 -992 -7607 TW I N RIVERS 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr tr8tler fully furn1shed good lo catron . sec dep req Call 446 -8558 TOWER Apartments now avai lable to elderly & disa bled w1th an •ncome of less than S 12 .300 Ren ting for 30 percent o f adJu ste d mcome . Ph one 30 4 .675 -6679 . Nrce 1 and 2 bedroo m unfurn1shed apartments . 304 675 -2218 before 6 pm 141170 tota l el ectriC trailer on pr~vate 101. 3 bdr . co mpl etely furn1shed . 1n cludrng washer & dryer dep required S200 mo plus u tl i t lf!S Call 614 - 256 139 3 2 bdr unfurnrshed . extra nrce . 2 mr out on At 588 . 8200 mo . adults on l y Call 446 ~ 2300 12)(60 2 bedroom mobrle h ome . partly turnuh ed . Ra ci ne area Call 614 -992 - 5858 2 bedroom unfurnrshed . pri vate lot. Burdette Addn S 175 . month , plus uti lities, deposit and referen c P. s 304-675 -2464 1982 traile r. 3 bedrooms, 2 beth . furnished. washer and dryer . $ 160 . 00 month , • 100.00 depooit. 304-895 3828 . Sma ll furnrshed apt. Po int Pleasant , refer en ce and dep o si t . adu lt s 304 -675 - 1365 . 2 apartm en t s, downstairs. near downtown area. unfur nished. su1tablc for s1ngle or c ouple 304 -675 -526 7 58 sa le . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St.. Gallipolis N ew & used wo od 8r coa l stoves . 6 piece wood living ro om su1te w1th 6 1nch flat arms 5399. bunk beds complete with bunkias S 199 . 2 piece antron l1vingroom sui t es 5199. antron reclin ers 599. other recliners 580. maple dtnette sets 5179 . box springs & mattress twin o r f ull $100 set regu lar- fi rm 5120 . maple dinette chai r s $35 . w ash stand s 534. maple rockers 55 9 . 7 piece chrome dinette set 5149 . 5 piece dinette set 599. u sed bedroom suites. refrigera · tors. ranges , ch est. dressers , wrin ger washers. TV 's. dry ers. & shoes . Ca ll 614 -446 - Pi c k your own strawberries, camp ground field only, Happy Hollow Fruit Farm . 304-576-2026 . Ca ll 3159 59 For Sale or Trade 256-1905 . For Trade. 1972 Cadillac, full power. good cond. for a piece of ground with water in county call 304-675 6262 after 6:00. Sears a1r cond ition er, 18,000 BTU with 20 yrds of 220 wire. exc . con d . Ca ll 446-2 196. Farm Supplies & Livestock ~ lc - Small desk, 7 drawer . 17 in . by 43 in ., 30 i n . high with chair, exc . con . $ 150 . Ca ll 61 4 ~ 44 6 - 0322 TV & Appliances. 627 Third A11 e. Gallipolis. 614 -446 1699. Sprn w ash er s. gas & e le ct r 1r; dryers , aut o washers , gas & electric ranges . refr igerat ors. TV se t s - -- 61 Electric hot water ta nk . exc . con . S50 . works goo d. 120.000 BTU gas furnance t or buil ding or garage . Ca ll GOO O USED APPLIANC ES Wa sh ers. dryers. refrigera tors . ranges . Skaggs Ap pliances , Upper Ri11er R d . beside Stone C rest M o t el. 614 -446 -7398 . For sa le table & 6 chairs. brand new. Cal l 446 - 3658 . Why pay m or e. Trade Center Furniture 0\JIIIet . At . 7. Kanauga . Oh . Open 9 -7PM . MF 1100 tractor. 100 HP. tobacco setter. tobacco sticks. 20KV PTO generator. 4 in . pump. 300 gal. 8 row spra y outfit Call 614 -682 393 1 after 6PM . 3530 Int ernational tractor and Fonta ine traihn for sale . Call 614 -379-2775 Firewood f or sale. $20 .00 pi ck -up l oad. S30 00 deli \lered Call b e for e 11 :00 Farmall cub tractor. axe. co nd . . with cultivators, other equipment available . Call after 4 :30. 614 -256 - afte• 6 00 304-675 -299 1. Two manual typ ewrit ers. good cond . S2 5 00 eac h . Size 11 wedding dress, good cond $ 75 00 304 -675 - 2 r o w JD corn planter, pull type. $200. Grading blade 3 pt . hitc h S125 . Call 614 - 37B4 256- 1427. Schedule 40 pipe cloths line po st. pipe A fram e swing hame 304 -675 -3677 . Ma sse y Harris pony tractor & equipment . EJCc. Con . $2195 . Call 4454 . 90.000 btu mini furn ace w1th th erm ostat $300 .00 . 19.500 btu Kerson h ea t er with blower sao 00 304 - Ca ll 61 4 -446 ·0756 Sleeptng room S 1 15. utjli · t1es paid S h are bath . male o nly . Range & refrig . 919 2nd . Ave .. Ga llipolis . Call 446 -4416 after 7 PM . Space for rent . ba sement sh op under Quick Draw. 1506 '11 Jefferson Blvd . Phone 304 -675 -1435 . 614 - 985 ~ Massey Ferguson No. 12 hay baler. good cond .. 576 -2602 . $2, 000 . 00 . 1606. 55 Building Supplies 614 -446 -2282 . 1976 Ford Torine one owner. 64 ,000mi. , AM -FM, AC. 81,600. Ca11446-2419 o• 446 -1416 . 1982 2 dr . Chevy Chevet1a. 83,t96 . 1980 Renault leC•r. 4 spd .. P.M -FM , AC. sun roof, $2,496 . John 's Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. 1972 Impala 60,000 actuol miles . Engine - v.g . body and interior-fair. Call 614-367 7547 evenings . hatchback. V ~ 6 . AM -FM . PS, PB , 61.695. Coli 614 388 -9905 1975 Pontiac Astra . 4 cvl . standard. good cond .. $660 . 1979 Ford Courrier. good cond .. new tires . $2.495 73 Vans & 4 W.O . spd .. loaded with extras . $3,000. Cell446-0515 . 1978 Chevy van, 6 cyl., auto .• AM ~ FM tape, S3,496 . John 's Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd . Gallipolis. Oh 446 4782. 1979 CJ 5 Jeep Remgade. new top. S3000. Call614 - scotchguard - water extrac tion. deodorizers. FREE esti mates. Reasonable rates . RON 'S T elevisio n Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola . Quazar. and house calls . C all 304 -676 - 304-675 ~ 20BB GET 1975 Dodge Van for sale or trade. fully carpeted , bucket seats. 41 . 000 mile s. $900.00 or best offer. 304· 676-4090 your 1981 Sabaru GL Brat. 4 wheel dri11e am - fm. a-c. 30.000 miles 85.200 304B95-3681 . ' 74 Jeep truck CJ 10. 6 cyl., 68,000 miles , new clut ch . $1.1 50 . 00 . 1828. 304 - 675 - SHAPE WITH 1975 Volkeswagen van , good running cond . Ideal for 74 895-3 654 . N ew gal11an1led corru ga t ed c ul11ert $2 .3 5 ft . up. All s i~ es Fittings. Prpe, beam s. structu ral steel-n ew, u sed . Bi g discou nts . D eli11 ered! Anywhere! N ow ! Estimates fre e. 304 -925 -0884 . 62 Wanted to Buy W ant ed to buy tobacco plants Ca ll 304-468 - 1997. LUMBER -Rough cut , oa k , p oplar . 2x4, 2116, 2x8, 1 x4 , 1116, 1 x8, length availabl e. 8 ft . th r ough 16 ft . Hogg & 1979 Honda XR 500. good cond .. S900, new motorc y· cle trailer. $250 Call 446 - $2395 . 367-7101 . 1980 Honda Interstate. fully dressed, great shape, 1976 Ford Pinto $800 . Call 84 ,700 . 9905. W ant ed to buy tobacco poundage . Ca ll me before you tease yo ur quota . Call 773 ~ 5554 . 614 -379 -2437 . Now ope n f or busrness. Mountain S t ate Block. At . 33 . New H aven . Complete masonry supplies. 4 ". B". 12· block . Delivery servi ce Phone day 304 -882 -2222 , evening 882 -3239 . W ou ld lik e to buy standing timb er . 30 4 -675 -7716 aher 7PM 63 Steel bu rl dtng s. o ne of a kind closeo ut . st raightwall s. 30 'x 50' was S8746 now $5044 : 40 'x75' was $17951 . now $9985. 50'x100" was $28226 now $ 1 5767 ; Must sell. Cheap delivery Ca ll John (3041 Livestock R eg i ste r ed Arabian filly grea t pedigree . Call 614 367 ~ 0659 o• 61 4 - 367 · 7379 1 Reg. Morgan mare. 5 vrs . with 6 wk . reg . stud co lt by side, $1.500 . Call 514 -37924 13 Greenbr ier Stables now boarding horses 304 -675 - Pets for Sale 6799 . Hil lC R ES T KENNELS Greenbriar Stables, we buy. sell or trade h or ses 304 - Boardrn g all breeds Hea t ed indoor - outdoor faci litie s. AKC Doberman puppies . Stud Service Cal l614 -446 - 7795 . Call 614 -388 - 1977 Honda Goldwing GL1000, full dressed, n ew ace., all the extras, ex. co n d. $2,250. 992 -2 381 o• 992 2509. all offe••· Call 61 4~992 ~ 7412 after 6 p.m . Hysell . 614 -992 -5388 . 4454 . 1980 Dodge Col t, 4 cy linder . 4 speed. twin stick . front wheel drive. like new . 1984 Honda XR 100 dirt bike, ridden 4 times in yard . Call614 -985 -41 19. 1979 Kawasaki 750 KZ. now tarring , owner must selll Call614-992 -2042 . 1980 850 special Yamaha. matching ferring. new tires. adjustable back rest & luggage rack . S 1 500. Call 614-992-6506 . 1974 Honda 750 , full dressed, 14,000 miles , 1980 Diesel Rabbit , ac, 4 speed. 4 door. radio , 43 to 50 miles per gal. 304 -675 3119 call after 6 :00. clean, S1 ,000 .00 . 304 675-6822 0< 675 -7733. 198, Honda XL600S phone 304-676-681 0 after 6 PM . '81 Celica Toyota GT, lift back. 304-875 -6149 alto• s,oo. 1980 Sunbird Pontiac, 1964 pickup . 304 -7739143 . '77 Grand Prix, best offer. 304-676 -5289. ' 77 LTD II, needs bodywork , runs good, $800 .00. 304- Sil'ller Fo.!!es $50.00 and up . 895- 3633 afte• 5,00 . 1977 Honda XR75. $300.00 . 304 -676 -1899. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 19% ft . Criscraft inboard. outboard & trailer , $2,400 . 446-3637 . Kenmore Dishwasher, good co ndi1ion 614 -949 - 2477 . 72 614 ~ 992 - 617 3 . Trucks for Sale 81 Chev . S-10 lg . bed. 6 cyl., with topper. auto .. PW , s,. & 8ko. Call 614-3677166 Roush Line. Cheshire . 54 Misc . Merchandise 1 983 S-10 Chevy PU , 4 spd .. l{M -FM like now $6,396. 1982 S-10 Chevy PU , 4 1pd .. AM -FM lope, Knauff Firewood Redu c ed price s thru July 31st . Have your own seasoned wood this w inter . 614 -266 -6246 . vinyl coverbed, 1port rims , 1&,9911!'1Bit'-i7hevy Luv, 4 opd .. AM -FM tape . vinyl cover bed, t3,996. 1979 Limestone, Sand. Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Meigs. Gallia or pick up at Richards Chevy Luv PU, 4 apd., radio , sharp. 12,696. John '1 Auto Sale•. Bullville Rd . Galllpo- Plastic cistern& &tate ap proved, pla~tic 1eptic tanks. plastic culvert. metal cul - ,lio , Oh 446-4712. 84 Ford 330 dump huck. verts, RON EVANS ENTER PRISES. Jocloon·, Oh 614· a. 6259. Correct Craft &. Ski Supreme, family ski boats . New &. used, Parkersburg. WV 304 - 422 ~ 8433 o• 304422-2367. 79 Motors Homes & Campers run1 good, dump In excellent ohope. *1.600. Coli 614388-9038 . 288 ~ 5930 . Nic• carriping trailer. sleeps &. oelloontolned , M11on. W . VI . 304-713 -6823 . ® 9 :00 614-446 -4477 With the heat from the liqhb; won't 1't ..? SHUlAW'S Plumbin g an d Si)C th St . Heating. 21, Point Pleuan t , W Va 304 675 -5420. l icensed and msured . You're looking at a two hundred dollar banana peel! (jj) Walk Thmugh the 20th Century with Bill M overs "Pres•dents and Pol Itics wrth Ar chard S1rout · Newsman Ar chard Strout talk s w1th Bill M overs aboul pres•dents, members of Congress and breathtakrng events (60 mtn .) !Clo sed Capt1onedl 0 ffi (f) Facts o f l1fe Bla1r I S surprrsed when sh e diS cove rs th at her boyfnend 15 perform1n g as an exot 1c rnale dancer at a clu b (RI !Closed Cap tioned ) o f the City ' Part 2 ® (fi) MOVIE . 'My Dinne• with Andre · 930 EKcavating 10 :00 0 (}) [!) Double Trouble ORVILLE'S TIRED •. . AND HE WANTS TO BE 'BACK IN HIS OFFI CE EARLY IN ,~ 742 ~ 2903 ; THE MOR~~- ,! . "A COVPLE 0~ OAYS"? DAYS OFF ... IF YOU LIKE. BILL. IS N' T HE GENEROVS AFTER ALL BILL'S BEEN GIVE YOU TIME TO RECOVER TH ROUGH? FROM YOUR "ORDEAL. " ~islllo~ ,. YOV CAN TAKE A CO UPLE OF . ---- 1""- • 3147 . 1 1 00 Full Contac1 Electrical CI:l MOVIE; ' Porky 's' P.nother life Best of Groucho t ect1ves JOin w 1th M e.1! 1can Fed er alas to bre ak up a ma fOI dope smuq ghng rmg (AI (60 m1n ) i]J Latenight Ameri ca ll~ Ail In the Family Ill (Ui Nightline 11 ;45 12 :00 James Boy s Water Service . Also pools filled. Call 614 256 - 1141 or 614 -446 - ED Twilight Zone C1J ESPN's SportsWoman ffi Burns 8o Allen CIJ MOVIE ' 'Judge Horton and the Sconsboro Boys · 9 K 86 • ~ J 10:1 •• + East -Wes t Dealer North WAKE UP, SIR ... IT'S ALMOST TIME TO 60 HOME .. Ill GOOD GRIEF! I FEEL LIKE I'VE SLEPT ALL DAY ... SLY DIGS DON'T BECOME YOU, MA'AM I ,. :'-l ow Wt>st North East Pass Smtih Pass Pass Pass I NT Pass Pass 3+ •• ! 'a ~~ Opening lead . 'fQ h·acl ·,·our Ja r k of \'()U cl uh~ if West t.r umps ) ou have 10 tncks Y ou haYr avo ided a club loser II Wc:-:t doesn ' t trum p t h 1 n g~ ;;re more compll ccl1ed . bu t you sti ll ar(' ~ 01n g to ~et homed vou ad opt a sure th1ng p l.: ~· ;rh c p lay 1s to lt'dd dummy ~ 10 d ubs a ft ('f ' . . L'l l <.Jk lllh vo ur jac k w11 1hP kHl ~ li East rl uc ks. -..o u hit\"t \ ,,ur 10 t rl<.'k ~ . If ·i-.. . <tsl t.Jk. t ·~ In ~ queen . dumm y~ mm· •,r,l t J:good for J d t<:1t ~' 0nd dbr ~ml from your han (. ;tnd ',( 1 :, hav e y(JU r 10 l rJl'k.., ur By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Four spades 1s a rmghty sound contract If s pades behave , you ha ve 10 lop r. , "i E W5;i ' AI' EH r:~~TU U H -~~ ~ "' "\ ~t);l ,.'6fd' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS II D1a crillca l n ~ark birthplace 4J Collar sl1I•· nver Hurst y n JO E ntertain 11 Ed1th DOWN a~n­ 1 :'olrttn1 g 2 Set nghl 3 Then· \ n,• h1clmg tl · culture 4 Pe<'rGynl 's Cavell \-\etS one 13 Goddess of U Chonge clothes 15 Fmis 16 Heart 5 Abrugak 6 l'omposr r (Ui Eye on Ho llvwood fJ) Gunsmoke · 12 : 15 C!J ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly 12:]0 0 (1) [!) lete Night with David lenerman ffi Jack Benny Show CIJ Eye on Hollywood llJ 1IJ MOVIE ' 'Be•muda Depths' &l il21 News 12,45 (}) MOVIE ' Big Bad Mama ' C1J Mazda Sportslook (]) I Married Joan Entertainment Tonight 20 i\ llllll..: il ·w HL pt.l\ ~·,1 l'rl\ :tl r· Slm th ·· f;Jt :n 23 l b .\ lll···o~h ~4 : ~s ( 'ush!t11· :r;- l an ~uag~· 18 Dme 19 .. - Under the Elins" 8 All guss tr d up 21 Capuchln 9 I !OUSll" I 25 1'nr~IH ,g h· h pr :-, I\ •pod Prrv 1n 7 \1aJOr ! Lat. I 12 Ob -;1•n ,Ill• ill l i I'Ll ~ d1rl nwther ~l ollu.'il< 1 Jl i.., t·n ~-~~ BP\ IIli ll'\ · :-.1~11 :!9 "] 11,1! ll«lld 26 Tyc- uon 28 U rwlt · ,,..;p Mtlt g <~ll · monkey 22 Germanic letter 23 Grea l 1prefix I 24 Cut. as wood 26 Prototype 2i News paper itrrn U Pastry 29 - de tete 30 M1st£r. ill Mil.C:Hl 32 Enltrely 33 "Sweeti P p iC 34 Greek ts!and 36 Unt1ed 38 Set slnHght 40 Hab1luat<· DAILY CRYPTOOli OTE - li e n ··- h n " AXYOI.B ®l MOVIE 'Who /' PEANL'TS aftr r s p L~d l's Ea st sho w s out on the seClm rl spa de. bu t you sull t akl J lh 1rd spLtde bcc au :.l' you want t o b(' ~ ur c to h o ld \\'t;st t o one tru mp trlf' k acr a nd go +K i/106 54 • A7 • 82 J 32 ,. dun"t T hev '-'<1\ that \ "O U "hrmld win the he'arl. c ~ S b t lw club SOL'TH Vulnerable : spad es blar k sU1ts don ·t behave + Q8 760 IIJ Nightline SERVICE . TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 S~ . Ave .• Gallipolis. 614-446-7833 or 614 -44 61833. (j~ I]J Catlins ::1) WKRP in Cincinnati Ill IIJ Police Story U S de · General Hauling Upholstery Ill 11 ,15 @ ESPN' s Sidelines 1 1 ,30 U (}) CD Tonight Show (1) MOVIE ; 'Split Image ' SEWING Machine repairs. service Authori zed Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop . Pomeroy . 614 -992 - 2284. 87 (jQ) SportsCenter News/ Sports/W eather ([) Dave Allen at large (ffl Newswatch g, Benny Hill Show & Refrigeration 7397 (1) II; St . Elsewhere D• 0 CIJ CIJ Ill IIJ (1) (]) (!) (1) 614 -742 -2167 . WATER 0 News ~ Coming Attrac tion s AM Construction. backhoe ser11ice. septic tanks. foot· ers. & water line service. General con struction Ca ll Pasqua le Electric Co . all pha ses of electric work. all work guaranteed . A erial tru ck rental. 614 - 446 - 9QJI09 t K 976 6 ll<t lian.-,./l:l Acl rcs.' PKA (]) TB S Evening N ews 0 (]) llQ> Bounder A cou ple · s on ce quret and s1m pte m•ddle-cla ss lrfe chan ges drast1call y when the wom · an·s broth er , who was JUSt re leased from pr1 son. de c1d es to m ove •n w1th them fit American Rifleman -. . Water wells . dr illed & serviced . Free estimates. Call 614 -992 -5006 o r 614 -742 - +8 @ 1 o , 30 (]) My little Ma.gie ..... 11 .... , ~' ~ EAST WEST • J9 7 2 1 HST's Au schlander. w eary fr om hrs b att le w 1th cancer. b e· gms t o th1nk about SUICi de and the statf m emb ers plan a 11ery unusual d1nn er (A) (60 mrn I (j) Vanish ed: Mi ssing Children Th 1s documen tary features tru e st ones ot f1ve m1ssmg ch tl dren WlNNlE Ba se mcn1S. Footers. Con c r ete work . Bac k hoe's. Doz er & Ditc her . Dump truck s. & wat er -gas - se w er - JIMS 9 5 432 + ·A 54 +A K 10 9 Kate and Al!rson try to s tr · mulate the1r father ' s love l1ft! by •nv1 trn g a dancer h ome for dtn ner Karate Good- 1 Exca11atrng. ba se men ts. foot ers. driveways. septic tanks , landscaprng Call anytime 614 - 446 4537 . James L. Da11ison, Jr o wner . 5- 30-Bt It beha vf' vou still have a clu b fme~st! ·fu r vuu1 C'ontract How ea n you· guard aga mst both thm g'-' got n g w r ong', Lukal's and Hu bens. tn · T~~ t Your P l av as D f'c l ar er .· suggest a Ji m! of play to gtn.• vou y our best chance Lo inake. vour contract II the C1J 700 Club 1]:) Numero Uno ® Ill CtlJ MOVIE ' 'P•ince JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEAT · lNG . At . 1 . Box 355 . Galh · polis. Call 614 -367 -0576 . MOVI E' 'Time Bandits ' YES, BUT IF 1T ISN'T, WE MUST HE!...P HER: CIJ • God · Flipper Ill IIJ I10l IF VOU SI>.W MORE OF THOSE LONG · f.IAIRED GUYS HI DIN ' IN TH' TREES, Tl-lE.N THIS BUSINESS W1TH Tf-1' GIRL M.O:V BE A SETUP! 1 :00 • 'The Auto Raci ng ' 84 : Silverstone 1000 Cover · age of th is World Endurance auto race •s presented from Sil ve rstone. England (60 m1n .) (J) G) @ Fall Guy Co lt tn es t o help a form er stunt buddy accus ed of be 1n g an acces · sory to murder (A) (60 m.n ) Call Jim Lanier. 304 -675- 304-676-4276. MOVIE ' (!) Basement 15ft. tri -hull, 66hp . good 14ft. alumn. b111 boat, 18hp Evenrude foot operated trolling motor. Phon~t~ People (I) MOVIE ' 'If You Could ffi WATER · 1 175 o• 614 -446-791 1 . cond . 304-876-6397 . NORTH +A3 father ' Cor . Fourth and Pin e Galltpolts. Ohio Phone 61 4 -446 -JBBB 0 1 85 Precise timing tr1 c b 0 (}) [!) Real (I) 4066 1983 boat &. traitor Sand piper. 14 ft . fiberglass boat, Dilly trailor, 20 HP Mercury motor, motor guide 3 trol ling motor. swivel seats, live wells, boat cover battery. exc . con. Call 614 -992 - (}) Tic Tac Dough See What I Hear' Ca116t4-256-6472. 1 6 ft . fishing boat 2 motors, oars, swivel seats. priced reduced to $ 1,760 . Call Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Jetfersons Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 8 ;00 CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 84 BRIDGE fJ) Major league Baseball. finished . 304-675 -6397 . 304-675 -6286. Jumble s SH YL Y DADDY TRUDGE REU'-:.H Answer W hy s ht· dAr td e n tn ,.,.,_~ .,-r, llc• t •q, ' 1 ' ALL THE GUY~ ~IU l (I) Dr. Who Plumbing & Heating tland, Oh.614 l I I J-( I I 1 r Jorn I he JumbleLovers Fan Club and rece.vo>~I> 91'ijhl word SufW' Jum bles ~'"P' ~ n •0~ 1 ~ For treu1 samples write to Jumble lo ~ e • s Fan Clu b c ,o 1t11 ; nt>W5 P<IIJf'' Bo• :-~~ I Grar.dCeolr81Stauon N11wYork N ~ HJI6 ] 111 c lu U~yuwn ~me ad d <e~~~"r1l 1 D •-uc::..J ® Wheel of Fortune lllil21 People' s Court 1957 Harley Sportser needs t -ele_c_1_ri.:_ca:_l_l_ in_e_s_. - - - -- ' 80 Honda Accord. 5 speed 2 door hatch back. clean car, Cherry Dining room suit , 5 chairs. table expands t o 102 m , matc hing buffet . $350 . Ca ll after 5. 992 -5154 . Carpe t for rent als for 83 .99 AI'\NIE CAPTIAN Dozer Work free estimate. Call anytime, 446 -8038 . [J Now arra nge the c ~r c l ed lon ers to form the surpr 1se ans we r as sug gesled Oy the above car1 oon IIJ Family Feud ffi Lo"e Connection llJ IIJ Family Feud 614-237-0488. 9 a. m . to 5 BJ U (J) Inside the PGA Tour (I) Major League Baseball : Chicago at Atlanta J .A R.Construction Co. Ru - Call 614-992 -7617 . 675 -6799 304 -458 -1606. 4094. 1978 Kawasaki KZ 750with windshield , lots of extras. $1096. See or call Gary F . 1968 Ambassador . PS . PB. tilt wheel. SJOO or trade for motorcycle . Call 614 -985 - flJ 7 ,30 SHIP Rem odeling . siding . intenor and e)Cterior. te)Cture d coa t ing , srmulated brick and stu cco. thermo rep lacem ent window s 30 4 -675 -1 560 . I Yesterdays News hour PROOFING . Uncond itio nal lifetime guarantee. local referenc es furnished. Free estimates . Call co llect 1 p . m . Rogers Waterproofi ng . KEY DO YOU 5 11-:G ""101-1 E ON 'THE RA--:GE "? 1Answe rs tomorrow r Ill IIl Wheel of Fortune (l) Nightty Business Report ® News (ill Mac Neil / lehrer l.AD'( -h-VA:V... \ Weter wells commerci•l and d(fmestic . test h oles, j:)ump sa\.as and servi ce. 304 -896 - 82 1977 CHEVY Station wagon . High mileage but nice sharp ca. 81495 . 1973 2·ton Dodge dump truck. 9 ft . bed . eJttra good cond . 1979 Plymouth Volare 6 cylinder, auto., low mileage. clean, asking $3400 . 992 3798 . Only serious inquiries . ' ~ACOl.LAR. Motorcycles 446 -0157 1979 Chevy Caprice Classic, 2 dr, ac, pa, V -8 engine , body good condition , exc . performance . Will consider :~~CAf.l'(OJ ' SportsCenter Sanford and Son li) (jJ Entertainment Tonight ffi Wheel of Fortune STEAMER . Water removal , furniture cleaning, free estl· mates . 304-675-2295 . BASEMENT IN WHAT Answerhere "( U (}) PM Magazine C1J ffi C1J ALLEY OOP Sale or trade 1973 Chev rolet %t on PU . Iike n e w Call cyl . S200 . Call 614-388 9328. carpet 675 · ~NRATt I) I linda Ronstadt in Concert w / Nelson Riddle (I) Here Come the Brides 3802 . camping. 304-675 -1650. 614 -388 -9710. O• ( (I) RINGLE'S SERVICE expe - 1973 Jeep CJ5. 6995 .00. Will take trade. Phone 304 675 - 7421 Siders Equipment. 7,00 1331 . 4560. [] [ ~LADUFE I J•m Tabor demon strates the art of hang ghd1ng and g•ves some photography advrce o n how to create moods with f1 1ters . !Closed Captioned ) Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 304 - 676 - rienced roofing . Including hot tBr application, cArpen tor. electrician. mason. Call I (]) Rifleman 2398 o• 614- 446 -2454 . 992-6506 . Call 614-388-9905 . 3 04 ~ 458 · 1974. n 50 Case Dozer. 6 way blade. wench . 304 - 8o Son. Coli 446 -7786 . 46 Spaca for Rent TOP CASH paid for late model u sed cars. Smith Buick -Pontiac. 1911 East· ern Ave .. Gallipoli s. Call 1976 Plymouth Volaire, 6 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeprng rooms Park Cen tr al Hotel. per month . 304-576-2940 or 676-2602 . I CIJ I _] GENE'S DEEP STEP.M . CARPET CLEAN, 6B46 o• 614 -2 56 -6791 . 256 -1156 Country Oak Furnitur e. ta bles . chair s c upboa rd s. dry sinks, pie sa fe s. lo ts o f misc . Con ldas At . 7. Tupp er s Plains. Ohio ahope $1,760.00 . '83 Honda CB1 10F. 300 miles 1979 Jeep CJ -5. 6 cyl .. 3 Call 614-388 -9905 . Pr eway fir eplace for mobile home Ca ll 614 -985 -4454 . 56 Autos for Sale 1978 Chevy Monza 2 plus 2. 863 ~ 6670 . GE 18.000 BTU air condi tioner. new cond .. used 2 mos S500 . Portable dishwasher SB5 . Call 614 - Farm Equipment Tractor , model B w1th culti vators . Call614 · 256-6417 5 H.P. H.W I Rota-till er. good con d1t1on . 25 in . c ut. ask1ng 5 100 . Call614 -9 92 - Zuspan, 304 71 Gallipolis. Oh 448 -4782. 614 ~ 985-4227 . LAYNE 'S FURNITUR E Use d Furnrture - - Refrig era tors . cha1 r s. dryer s. and TV"s . 3 miles out Bul aville Ad Open 9a m t o 6pm. M a n thru Fri . 9am to 5pm. Sat or 614-367-7244. Chevette, auto, sun roof. 614 ~ 965 ~ 4454 . Soia, chair . rock er. o tt o · men. 3 tables. (utr a he avy by Frontier). S685 . Sofa, chair and lovese at. S 275 Sofas and chairs priced from $285 . to S895 . Tabl es. 5 4 5 and up to $125 . Hide -a bed s,$ 440 . and up to 5525 .. Recl iners . S 175. to 5375., lamps hom S 28 . to 575 .5 pc . dinettes from S99 .. to 435. 7 pc . S 189 and up. Wood table with six chairs 5425 to 5745 . Desk 5110 up to 52 25 . Hutches. 5550. and u p. maple or pin e finish . Bunk bed complete w ith m attresses. 5250. and up to 5395 . Baby beds. 5110. M attr esses or bol'C sprin~s. full or twin . 568 .. firm . 568 . an d 578 . Que en sets , 5195 . 4 dr . ch ests. 542 5 dr . ches t s. 554 . Bed fr ames. S20 .and 525 .. 10 gun Gun ca btn ets . 5350 . Gas or elec trrc ra nges S375 . Baby mattresses. S25 & 535 . bed fr am es S20. 525. & 530 . kmg fram e SSO Good sel ect ion o f bedroom s urt es. ce dar c h es t s. rocke r s. metal cabtnets . swr11el roc k er s. ' 68 Ford, car hauler in good 4 spd., AM -F M tape , 83,496 . 1981 2 d•. Chevy 16 HP Murray garden trac tor. with mowing deck. snow blade . Ca ll446 -3876 . - Standing hay, 6 acres. Call Gene Smi1h, 992 -6309 . For sale 3 glass plate win dows 'I• ' ' th ick and all size house windows Call 614 - - - - - - -- 614 -388 -9078. Transporlalion --- ill) Great Outdoors Ho st exp. Coli 614-3BB-9652 " , ,., ,....., c-,s-.., ,.. Contact @)Star Trek U (}) [!) NBC News 3~2 - 1 . C1J Mazda Sportalook ffi Carol Burnett IIJ Ill Cl2l ABC News Ill 1IJ ® CBS Newa ATE- THE- STATE PAINTINGinterior roofing and ex -. terior. plumbing, some remodeling . 20 yrs_ H & S Home Improvements 'Jinyl siding. roofing. room addition, storm windows. stone. Call 614 -367-0409 614- 388 -9078. 6 ,30 THE ~UMBE l< OF THE &UV. I LINED • UP TO II•IPERSON· TI'-OOPj;f'- 83 Fo•d F-150 4x4, 300 -6. 4 spd. C•ll 614-379-2746 or 614-379-2674. Standing hay, 6 acres. Call Fruit & Vegetables 614-256 -14 27 . sq . vd Call 45 for 200, Trucks for Sale take over payments $116 . Call 446 -37 86. bulb s Swinger S560.00 . 304~676~3269 o• Brown studio couc h, blonde desk , end tables . twin maple bed . babybed S. manress . Iris Grain piano, see at Shrrl Nibert, Gallipolis Ferry . 614-753 -3740 HE~E - THIS. I ~ Coll61 4-388 -9857 . S280. Ca ll614 -388-9906 . 1 Ox20 ft . mo11able 1 piece gal11anized metal building. with windows. electrica l outlets. lights. wide door and skids for easy moving . like new. 5950 Cal l Paul Newshour liD Marcum Roofing & Spouting. Now installing rubber roofs. 30 years ext»erience, specializing in built up roof. Miniture Schnauzers 9100 AII male Jean Stout . Call Kimball (I) New Treasure Hunt (I) Fishin' Hole CIJ Andy Griffith [!) News/Sports/Weather (I) MacNeil/lehrer - Commercial and residen tial. free estimates. Ca ll ';', 01 CI1 MOVIE ' 'WaiU Acrose Texas' Home Improvements 11 byHenriArnoldanoBotiLee I YOFAR U CIJIIJ O IIl®IIIClJ Poge- ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Unscramble these four Jumbles. one loner 10 each square , to form tour ordinary word& 5/30/84 6;00 Doily Sentinei- ~ ~ ~~ ® News One year old Registered Boxer. good nature d . Call Vo~t ft\t\frul ~1} Television Viewing EVENING Coli 6 1 4 -446-3844 oft•• 6 . Multi The Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio 0 Hay mately 3 acres. Mason, W Wednesqay, May 30, 1984 Services ~~;;;~~;;;;r.~~~::~~<>~·~-~"~·~~·~·-~~ ~ - - -- - - - - - - 64 & 72 Furnished. •dea l for one or two m en. AC Foster's M o brle Home Park . Ca ll 446 - Motors Homes & Campers Poot for sale in good condi tion . Call 446 -3 658 or see at 76 Court St. 57 69 PM C 12•55 mobile h om e 304 -675 -7610 79 BURD!!TTE CAMPER SALES 8o SERVICE. Opon daily 9 to 6 ' 30, Sot . 9 10 4. Sun . 1 to 4 . U.S. Rt. 60. 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Chance of rain 10 percent tonlght and near zero percent Friday . win again...Page 4 ps...Page 7 "• Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. Marriage licenses issued in Meigs County Probate Court. Issued licenses were Mark Eug<>ne Stefaniw, 22. Reston, W. Va., and Patricia Sue Mitchell , W, Langsville. and Gregory Lee Bailev, 'fl, Palatka, Fla., and Sonia Lee Blake. 24. Rt. I, Long Bottom. Russian nuclear safety..•Page 2 Inside today: The Home National Bank, Racine filed a foreclosure suit In Meigs County Common Pleas Court In the amount of $12,00J against Charles and Jeanette Miller, Racine, and George Collins as treasurer. In other court action Dennis Hart, Middleport, flied suit for divorce against Martha Hart, Pomeroy, and Karen Bennett was granted a divorce from Gerald David Bennett. According to another entry Bonnie Lightfoot, Janice Young, Sharon Knight and Klla Young were appointed official court reporters. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 2, 1984 Vol.34, • at y e No . 3~ Memorial sen-ices . $119 Chuck Roast ••• LB. SMOKED Picnic Hams Trustees lo meel Salisbury Township Trustees will meet Friday, .June I, at 1 p.m. at the home of the clerk, Warida Eblin, Laur'£>1 Cliff Road, Pomeroy. Scipio Township Trustees will meet F riday, June 1. at 7 p.m. at PageviUe Township Hall. LB. ••••• FRESH PORK BUTT Steak/Roast ••••• LB. GRADE A Whole Fryers .. • •• LB. WEEDING - Cllflord Hill, one of the bottom vegetable growers In Meigs County, Is given an assist by three of bls grandchildren, Crystal, Justin and Abnee HOI, Is weeding a huge cabbage patch in CORN KING BONELESS Hams ........ .•••••• If the Lord's wlllln' and the creek don't rise, you'll be enjoying homegrown cabbage in about 10 days. This Is the prediction of Clifford Hlll or the AppleGrove area of Meigs County, one of a numi:J<or of vegetable growers who each year fight the eelements to produce vegetables for a wide market area. Hill Indicates that this has IJ<oen a 0 was admitted to Hospital and anothertreatedandreleasedfollowin a two car accident 1n Meigs c!mty Wednesday morning. 63 Mason ,w.va. , B All J ames.en,, wasadmlttedwlthaconcussionand Is 1n satisfactory condition hospital officials said. Treated and released for multiple cuts and bruises was William L. George, 25, Rt. 2, Cheshire ,according to the h()Spital. According to the Gallla-Meigs post of the state highway patrol,the vehicle driven by George was - Vet=~~~-10 rtal U. S. NO. 1 IDAHO Potatoes. ••••••••• 10 LB. VALLEY BELl 2o/o ~ Milk •••••••••• . $159 GAL. GRADE A TA Large Eggs • ••••• LB. Crackers • • • • • • • • • • LB. Bread As.ociated Press Wrller WASHINGTON lAP) - Rep. Mary Rose Dakar says recent events surroundiug her "pay equity" bill have seriously damaged the credibility of the federal Office of Personnel Management's director. Ms. Oakar said she was shocked and dismayed to learn of a May 14 memo written by an OPM official discussing her proposal. She claims OPM Director Donald Devine also misled a group of union officials about the bill. Ms. Oakar said Wednesday at a hearing by the House Post Office and Civil Servicesubcornmitteeshe chairs that she will ask the Justice Deprutment to Investigate the activities. Ms. Oakar' s bill directs OPM to conduct a seven-month study to determine if women employed by federal agencies arereceivingequal pay lor equal work. James L. Bymes, deputy associate director of staffing at OPM. testified h<' had written the memo at Devine's request that he look at the issue as if he were a Uberal Democrat and supported it . In the memo, Bymes stated that if Ms. Dakar's measure passed, "it would be a tremendous opportunity lor OPM to develop a real comparableworth system and show bow preposterous it would IJ<o ." "By doing job evaluation across clerical and blue-collar occupa tions, a comparable worth study would immediately divide the white-collar and blue-collar unions," the memo said. "Moreover, the unions would IJ<o pitted against the radical feminist groups and would further divide this constituency of the left. BAR SOAP 4.5 Oz. • Bath Size • 6/$1 limit Six Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires June 2, 1984 driven by Ralph N. Sands,~- Rt. 1, Gallipolis. _a llegedlybackedontothe highway m front of Young . No m1urles were reported and pohce Cited Sands lor failure to yield the right of way from a private drive. No Injuries were reported in a single car accident Wednesday night In Addison Township. Linda J. Hensley, 32, Gallipolis ,was northbound on County 3 when she trted to miss a deer In the road and went into a ditch police said . The patml cited Hensley for DWl in the 10: 15 p.m. Incident. Manhunt continues in Portsmouth PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (AP) Pollee continued to seek one man belleved Involved In an exchange of gunl1re between a veteran Highway Patrol trooper and two men stopped lor a tra!flc otfense. The patrol said Sgt. Robert Dwyer, 52, of Lucasville, was shot In the arm late TUesday while making a routine traffic stop In Scioto County. He was listed in satisfactory condition Wednesday at Grant Hospital In Columbus. Thomas D. Deal, 41, was arrested shortly after the shooting and charged with felonious assault on a pollee officer. the patrol said. He was In satisfactory condition a t University HospiU!ls in Columbus with gunshot wounds to the shoulder and hand. Another man, who was not ldenttfled, was the subject of an intensive manhunt Involving up to 100 law enforcement officers a long the Scioto River bottoms for some 12 hours before the search was called off late Wednesday momlng. The patrol said the shoot lng erupted when Dwyer was dispatched at 11:20 p.m. Tuesday to look lor a drunken drtver reported going south on U.S. 23 in Scioto County. Ice Cream •••••••• 12 GAL. 1 16 OZ. LOAF • •• • • •• • •••• JERGENS southbound on Ohio 7 when Allen pulled onto 7 from County 5 In Salisbury Township at 7:15a.m. Pollee say AllenstruckGeorge'scar in the side, causingheavydamageto both vehicles Police said Allen was cited lor failure to yield the right of way ala stop sign. An accident on County 2 near Addison In Gallia County caused llght damage to a pick-up truck and moderate damage to a car the_ post said. A pick-up driven by Mra L. Young, 17, Rt. 4, Gallipolis ,was eastbound on County 2 when a car ELSIE GIANT VALUE lollery winners CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Tuesday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally gaJne, ..The Nwnber,'' was 006. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the winning number was 7'512. he's keeping a watchful eye on some 200,00Jplants. He has100,0XItomato plants on his largefarmoperationas well as other vegetables. Normally, growers look to July 4 to have their early tomatocropreadyformarket. However, with the lack of sunshine this spring, it appears that the early crop just won't rna terialize that rapidly. In othher business, the board accepted the bid of Mar-Zane. Zanesville to supply bituminous materials for the county highway department for the month of June. Phil Roberts, county engineer, reported the county has a two-way radio system lor transmitting and receiving messages from employes. Roberts said they are picking up signals from other transmissions and foul language is being used. Roi:J<orts added anyone with a scanner could pick up the transmission. Roberts wanted the board to know that the foul language being trasmitted is coming from a highway department, but lt is not coming from the Meigs County Highway Department. Roberts also reported all road signs are In and will be placed as soon as possible. A!tending were David Koblentz, Jones and Manning Roush, county commissioners, Mary Hobstetter, clerk and Martha Chami:J<ors. Two injured in Rt. 7 wreck Plan potluck In Meigs County Common P leas Court PatsyBradshawwasgranted a dlvorcefromArthurBradshawon charges of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The plaintiff was restored to her former name of Patsy Yeauger. bit of a problem spring. There has been some chemical contamination problem with plants In the bottom area although he has not lost too many plants for thai reason and there just hasn't been enough sunshine, PSpeclally lor the early tomato crop. However, the cabbage is doing well and Hill shou ld know because Inform aU mayors that they can IJ<o members. Richard Jones sUited they should certainly know they can, however, they should IJ<o asked again . Blakeslee stated they are notified of every meeting and none have taken an active part. The commissioners urged the mayors to take an active part in the MCRPC. Blakeslee also discussed the development of a Small Business Enterprise Corporation which they hope to have established in a four county area for the purpose of Industrial and economic development. The four counties involved are Meigs, VInton, Gallia and Lawrence. The four counties would have an office of development In each county contlngen t upon the money IJ<oing furnished by the sUite. Ron James, administrator of Lawrence County Development Corp., should have official word from the state no later than June 15. Oakar to request investigation By JAMJ!S HANNAH Homegrown cabbage will be available in about 10 days LB. The Hobson Gospel Trio will be singing at the Salvation Army Thursday at 7 p.m. The group includes Kitty Moore, Ruth and Joann. Major Glenna Rummel will be the speaker . The public Is invited to attend . Granted divorce Wednesday aften100n's cold weather. The home grown cabbage expected lo be ready for market In about I 0 days. According to Clifford Hill Triolo sing An e nsemble, Destiny from Kentucky Christian College will be at the Zion Church of Christ, SR 14.1 Friday and Saturday nights J une 1, June 2, and Sunday June 3, at 9: 30 a .m. and 10: 30a.m. A potluck dinner will be held following the program. The program is to Introduce vacation Bible school which will begin on Monday for a two week period. The closing program wilii:J<o held on June 5, at 7:30p.m. St1!Ildard Publication Company, "Jesus Is My Answer" will be used at the vacation Bible school course. Part of the opening program will Include the King of Tumtum . Kathryn Johnson is director, Jeff Arnold, pianist and Bob PurtPll. minister, song leader. By KATIE CROW Seqtlnel News Statf Upon the recommendation of Fred W. Crow III, the county commissioners passed a resolution Tuesday to reestabUsh a Meigs County Community Correction Planning Board. Purpose of the board Is to develop and Implement a program for providing alterna lives to the commitment of non-violent offenders of state instltutions. Crow was designated as administrator of the program. Named to serve on the board were James .1. Protfltt, Manning Webster, George Stitt, Richard Seyler, Fred Hoffman, Charles Pyles, Milton Vartan, Phillip McKinly, Donna Boyd, Fred W. Crow and David Koblentz. Meeting with the commissioners was C. E. Blakeslee, executive director of the Meigs County Planning Commission, In regard to municipalities joining the commission. Blakeslee asked if he should U.S.D.A. CHOICE Memorial Day servic-es were held by Ell Denison Post 467, American Legion at Rutland Park. Dinner was served following services by the wives of legionair€>5. The post will sponsor an auction Friday, .June 1. at 7 p.m. at the post home in Rutland . Sherrv Edwards, well-known lee turer and parapsychological researcher. will present two Past-Life seminars from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. this evrning and on Monday, June 4, at the Diamond Savings and Loan. The seminars were scheduled due to the numerous requests which one seminar could not accomodate. During this special appearance, Edwards will IJ<o presenting the latest research In psychic and reincarnation concepts. Each participant will actually IJ<o given the opportunity to experience a past life regression using an original technique created by Edwards whlle whe was an Instructor at Ohio University. 2 Sections, 14 Pages :u C.nh A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Meigs reestablishes correction plan board The Meigs County Coonhunters will meet at the club house on Snowball Hill Friday at 7 p.m. Refres hments wilii:J<o served. To pre;;enl seminar enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 31, 1984 Copyrighted 1984 Coonhunlers lo meel A little league preview rslnglf' cUminationt wilii:J<o held at Middleport Park June L 2, and 3. All interested teams are to call 99'2-5981 after 5 p.m. or 992-3824. Fee is $10 plus two baseballs. Drawing date will be at Middleport P ark this Pvcning a! 7 p.m. • • KOOL-AID CANNISTERS : TIDE DETERGENT PAl-SWEETENED 10 QT. CANS #8A6P5-75+8 $}49 171 oz. $599 limit One Per Customer Limll One Per Customer Offer hpires June 2, 1984 Offer Expires June 2. 1984 Good Only At Powell's NESTEA INSTANT TEA 3 Oz. Jar$199 Good Only At Powell's DARKENED THE DAY - 1be moon moves .,..... un111 lllnlaiK coven llle I!UD Weclnesdl\v In an '* annular ecHpse seen from Allanla where 99.7 percent ,or the sun was covered. (AP ~). VOLUNTEER TRAINING- Training sessions for volunteers who wiD be a.~lng wlih various tests at the Meigs County Multiphasic Health ScreenlngCUnlc next week have been underway all week at the Senior Citizens Center. Here Norene Ondrusko , P .A., second from right, trains volunteers from left, 1\tlssy Longstreth, Veterans Memorial Hospital candystrtper, Kay Walker, Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, Terrie Starcher, candystrlper, Kalhy Johnson, Xi Gamma Mu Chapter, and Betty Ohlinger, Preceptor Bela Bela Chapter on the operation of the visual acuity machine and urinalysis techniques. Eleanor 1bomas Is coordinating the program which also involves aD county health agencies. Volunteer registered nurses are still needed for the counseling statlon.o;, Solar eclipse impresses Ohioans CINCINNATI (AP) -Scientists differed on the quality of Wednesday's solar eclipse, but most people seemed satisfied since lt wilii:J<o the last big one until the year :mol. 'J\yelve-year-old WanetUI Wa .shlngton, vtsltingtheplanetarlumat the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History, was relieved. "I was scared. Last year I heard my parents say that the end of the world is coming and I thought It was going to happen with the eclipse. It didn't. Now I think lt was exciting. " Other youngsters, who viewed the eclipse through various devices, safd: "It looked llke a giant bowl of channs (breakfast cereal)," sald ' Nefree Cook, 10. "The moon at night, only really ' bright," said Kim Sefchlck . "A small, bit -off cookie." said Tony Holthaus. "A banana. I wanted so much to capture a picture in my mind to tell my mother. And that's It, a banana," said Kerry Battle, 11 . Jonathan Frodge, a kinder · gartner, was well -prepared to answer questions . "This is a very special event for me. This is the last solar eclipse of the century,'' he pronounoed. Oouds obstructed tile view In some areas of Ohio, but In the southwest, thenoondaysundlmmed drastically as the moon covered about83 percent of the sun. Museum staff member Lytle Stevenson sald the eclipse was an admirable display, but nothing like the one he witnessed In 19.Jl on his farnlly's !ann In Mount Olive, Ky. "Of course, I was just a kid then, but it was really something," Stephenson said. "It looked like the sun had gone down completely. Even the chickens went to roost. There's just no comparison." Teena Jones, the museum's planetartum producer, thought Wednesday's eclipse was a vast Improvement over the last annular eclipse, In 1979, when "ltwasralnlng so hard I couldn't see a thing." The planetarium got some unexpected telephone calls, Ms. Jones said. Television and radio stations had IJ<oen warning the public not to look directly at theecllpsetoprevent eye damage. "One .caller wanted to know If It was alf4:ht to look at It with his eyes closed," she said. ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 30, 1984 roush taylor zuspan