https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ac86aaaba6dc702743016dd7849fe585.pdf 76236d276f201195abe4e56c8b126f21 PDF Text Text Paga Monday, June 25, 1984 I0-The Daily Sentinel ...---Local briefs ••• ----. Car overturns, man escapes A Meigs County man escaped Injury when his car overturned alter avlodlng a deer on Long Hollow Road Friday. The Gallia·Melgs post of the state highway patrol said Dan C. Knight. 16,312 Main St., Pomeroy. was eastbound when the deer ran Into the road. Knight lost control of his vehicle. went off the left sldeol the road and overturned into a creek at 10:15 p.m. the patrol said. Knight's car received heavy damage In the accident the patrol said. Donations sought for family Due to a fire that destroyed the McOoud residence, the famlly Is ne<.'<l of thC' following Items: household appllances of various types; boys' pants, sizes 12 slim, 12 regular, 10 regular and size 28; boys' shirts, sizP 12 and sizP H; men's shirts, small to large: boys' shoes, sizPs 2\-i, 3% and 4; pants, 3().3'1, 28-30, 32·32, 34·32 and 34-34; ladies clothes, dresses and sizP 7% wide shoes. For addit ional inlonnation, call 992·3500. Items may be delivered to H5 South Fourth St., Middleport. Ryan Keith Dill, 26, Rt. 1, Middleport, died at 1:50 a.m. Sunday in the emergency room at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr Dill was born July ~. 1957 In Gallipolis, the son of Bobby Dlll, Sr., Pomeroy, and Nett ie Roush Booker. Michigan. He was a drill press operator at Imperial Electric Company. and was a member of the Union there. In addition to his parents he is survived by his wife. Joyce B1ng Dlll: one son and daughter at home. Ryan Dill and Leeanne DIU; step-mother. Betty Dill, Pomeroy: five brothers, Bobby Dill, .Jr., Eddie Dill and Todd Dill, Pomeroy; Mike Dill, Middleport: Tony DiU. Califor· nia: two step-sLsters. Gwen Folmer. l'omeroy and Eileen Ball. Ken· tucky: onp su•p-brot her. Donnlr Folmer , Pomeroy: grandmot her. Annie Dill. Middlepol1. Funeral scrviccs will be held Wednesda y at 2:30 p.m at Ewing Funeral Homr with the Rev . Richard Rothemich officiating. Burial 1\11 be m Gilmore Cem elery. Frimds may call at the funera l home Tuesday from 2 to~ and i to9 . illness. Born Dec. 15, 1922, at Milford. Ohio. he was the son of the late Frank Leach and Nellie King Leach . He was retired from the Leach· Wamsley Sheet Metal Shop, Point Pleasant. after 15 years of service. He was a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.S. Army. Su1viving are his wife, Phy Ills Dunlap Leach; six daughters, Stephanie Leach, Sandra Leach, Cathy Selby, Mary M yers, Pamela Rayburn and Brenda Rainey, all of Point Pleasant; three sons, Worthy , Frankie and Sheldon. all of Point Pleasant; one sister, LeNora Leach. Point Pleasant; four brothers. Worthy, Hugh and Jack. all of Point Pleasant. and Raymond, Pitts· burgh, Pa.: and 15 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one brother, Lewis 1Pete 1 Leach. Funeral services will he at I p.m . Thesday at Wilcoxen Funeral Home with the Rev. Marshall Bonecu ner officiating. Burial will follow in Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Point PlPasant. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m. Monday. Military gravesld<' rites will be conducted by American Legion Post 23 of Point Pleasant. E!lther Sylwster Rosa L Hoplit EsthPr H . Sylvester, College Road. Syracuse, died Sunday night at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Funeral arrangements will br announced by Ewing Funeral Home Rosa !_.. Hoplit. 83, Apple Grove. was dead on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital Monday morning. Arrangements wlU be announced later by the Wilcoxen Funeral Home. Russell A. Roush I Rus.;ell A. Roush. 90, N('W Haven. died Saturday In Pleasant Vallev Hospital. Born Dl.or:. ll. 1893, at Broad Run, he was lhP son of the late Geo rge Michael and Serepta Roush. He was preceded in death b~· his wifP. Eima Knapp Roush, who died in J!lro, and a son. Gmrge Evorelt Roush. He was a coalminC'r. a portf'ry worker, and a memtx•r of Zion Lutheran Church of Broad Run . Suniving a!'f' two daughters. Mildred Hayes. Pomeroy. Ohio, and Dorortha Leachman. Marif'lla . Ohio; two sons, Presley and Lesley. both of NPW Haven: HI grandchild· ren and l2 great -grandchildrPn. Funeral Sf'rvircs will be at l p.m . Tuesday at Foglesong Funeral Homf', Mason. with the Rev. G<'orgr Weirick oHiciatlng . Burial wUI fo llow in Craham Cemetf'ry . Friends ma v rail at the' funeral home aftrr 2 p.m Monday. Husst>ll Nitz Funeral S<'rvices for Russ('ll F:ugme "Bones" :-J it z. 19. iii Bl>C'Ch St .. Mirldlrpol1. who di<>d in a Sat urda y morning fin\ will iJ<' hl'ld Ill a.m Tul'sdU\' at thr bdng Funeral Home with thP R.., .. C'l.1de V . Hf'ndf'rson officiating. Burial will follow in tht' R<'f'Ch lnwf' CC'mC'h'T:,.·. Fril'nds ma y ca ll at fhf' funC'ral hornP Monday.· from6to~p.m . ln Jif'u of flowprs, thP famil y is asking that ml'morial contributions bC' madf' to chiiJn•n ·s organizations. Nit z wa.~ prf'('t:'decJ in d{'ath by hi s matf'rnal grandparents, E lmC'r and M rvl a Schaefer. Surviving are his parrots. Coy E ;md Nora RoSf' Sc hade r :'\Jitz of M iddl<·pol1: three brothers. Brian and Donald, both of Middlopon. and !( icky, of Pomeroy: two sisters. VickiC" Morrison, Pomero~~ . a nd DPbi Brockert, Sidney: paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell and Magnolia Nit z, Pomeroy: two nephPWs, Jonathan and Jason Brockert, Sidney; one niecC', Jen· niter Sehaefer, Pomeroy; several aunts, uncles and cousins. Hew as a member oft he Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene. Charles Leach Charles W. (Chick) Leach, 61,412 Lewis St .. Point Pleasant, died ln Veterans Hospital, Huntington, Saturday evening following a long Meigs County area happenings ... Eastern board meets p.m. tn the Commlssoners' office In Bluegrass mu!lic The Eastern Local Board ol the Meigs County Courthouse. Issued a marriage license In Meigs County Probate Court were John Wayne Tuttle, 21, ol Racine, and Gay a Denise Culver, 18, ol Racine. Filing for divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court were Martha Hart, by Catherine Jones, of Bailey Run, Pomeroy, and Dennis Hart, of Middleport. Educa tlon will hold a special meeting June 'n, beginning at 6:30 p.m ., to discuss personnel and building matters. Squads make 13 runs over weekend 'They were: 9:5i a.m. Saturday, Middleport squad went to South Fourth Street for Rus.;ell Nitz, who was D.O.A. In the pmergency room of Veteran's Memorial Hospital ; 11 : 13 a.m., the Pomeroy squad went to West Main Street following an auto accident and later transported Kathy Watson to VMH; 6:17p.m., the Racine squad transported Elmond Leamond from the RacinP laundennat to VMH; 7:17 p.m .. Middleport squad transported R.o· hert Clonch. 125 Cole St .. to VMH : 10:39 p.m .. Syracuse squad trans· ported Aida Gunther, Second Avenue. to VMH. On Sunday, at 12:49 a.m., the Middleport squad transported Ryan Dehi,Bradbury,toVMH; 1: 13a.m , the Pomeroy squad transported Gerry Litchfield and Walter Smith from Hartley's Shoe Store to VMH; 6:32 a.m., Tuppers Plains squad transported Willie Grueser. Tuppers Plains. to Holzer Medical Center: 6: 59 a.m.. the Pomeroy squad transported Charlotte Grant. State Route 7, to HMC; 10:08 a.m .. Rutland squad transported Edith Talbot from Salem Center to O'Bieness Hospital In Athens: 2:51 p.m .. the SyramS<' squad trans· ported Gary Mal11n, Church Str('('l. to VlVIH; 5:57p.m .. Rutland squad transportod Sherman Bashan. County Road 10, to VMH . At i: 21 p.m.. he was nown to Grant Hospital. Columbus; 8:23 p.m. , the Rutland squad transported Roger Gibson from Meigs Min<' No. 2 to O'Bieness. acrP. Rutland. .John W. Stobart to Donn a R . S!Obart. parcPls, Susson. Lillian Z.>rklp lO Z.•lda Maxine Hobsteller, Pamela JanC' O'Laugh· lin, Bett v Jpan Krdwsezvn, Lo1 44. Middlop<Jrt Village. Harry L. Cummings. d('t'('dsN:l. Lillia A. Cummings, affida\'il. Salisbury . Lillie A. Cummings to Alan l.ep Cumm ins, ~.3 acrC'. Salishury .John L Suttle. Susan 1.. Suttle. .lamPs W. Suttle. Greta Su tt le to M ononga hda Pm... ·pr Co ., Oliv1 ~. William R N icholas . Carol~r n ~ich o ls o n to (;f'nP V ancf'. I .ot -I. Rut land Villag{'. Na n('_\' .J .lasJX'rS to .Jack Alan Ounawa _ , .. Tracts. Rutland Vil lagr Ncm r\' .1. Jaspt>rs to .Jack Alan DunHway·. Trncts. Sutt on. Waynr 0. Roush. Claudia floush ro Trustf'f's of ThP Carmf'l Mr thn· dist Church .. (lfR anP. Sutton . Marion K FugatP. Eif'annr C Fugarr. Dan C. Arnolrt . PatriciJ A ArnoiQ ro KPnnPth R N('igkr . Brenda D N~iglcr. Pt I."! . Middleport . .JoSC'ph R. Forf'm:tn. r-:w'l\'n Forrman to .Jam rs H . Forf'man. Pamf'ls F ForPman. I arn •. l .f'banon. Flovd Cummin,, Addie M . C' um · mtn s tn Howard W. Brrwrr. Margan'! F.. F3rrwrr. intrrrs r roa l. oil, gas and othc•r minC'rals. Lrtarr. Maud<' R . NPison b) ( :uardiun to SouthPrn Ohio Coa l Co ., Parcels. SalE•m. Charles D . F.stcp. Charlene M . Estep to Jpannil' ,JonPs. Parcrls. Scipio. Donald Lw Cremeans. Sharon K . C' rPml•ans to CliJ rl•nn• TTiplr!l . Carol Triplett ..1 acres, Lebanon . .Jack L . Ritchie to Robert R. Ritchie, Darlene Ritchie. 2 acres, Sutton. Alan Blackwood, Marta H. Black · wood to Charles Van Met er. Bernice Van M eter, 10 acres. Rutland . Earl B. Morris, Opal Morris to John William Stobart , Naomi F. Stobart. 0.2731 acre, Sutton. Charles E. Hamlin, Lyda Hamlin to Fred Wooten, Allee Wooten, Parcel, Col umbia . Harold 0. Long, deceased, Mildred Pauline Long, affidavit ; M lddleport . :vtildrcn PaulinP Long to Virtory Baptist Church. Lot 7. Middleport. ErnPst D. Barringf'r. Ferra BaiT!ngrr to Monongahela Power Co .. Right of Wa;·. Olive. Davlu L. Shrlburnr. Ellen Shrl· burne to Monongahela Power Co .. Right of Way. Ol! vr. Pat E. Mitchell . Marcella SuP Mitcholl to .Jamos E. Simpson. Ruby E. Simpson. Lot 21. Middle· port Village. .Jayrnar Coal Co. to Leslie R F'acPmyPr, Karrn L. Facrmyf'r, Pt. Lot :), Bradbury. .Jamf's R . Stew<irl to Gal)' I. Smith, KathiE'C'n M . Smith, Pan Lot, Pom!'rov . l.t'l' 0. Wood .Jr . B<>atricr Wod . SusiP &>ss fka Wood to Ht'lr n BaPr. Lots, Sv r<.~c ust · \'illag<'. Hilda While to Thomas F: ugenf' White. Susan White. 4..109 ac res. \ heslcr. .James F. . St. Clair to Cloria J . St . Clair. Lot 7. Sunon. Paul M . Darnell. deceased. lla S. Durnell, Mfid a\' lt. Pomeroy· V il lagp PParl E I.ittlP , dPcrasC'd. by· F;-;c'('Ufnr, tn William A. Willford. l'h;Irlolh• A . Willford. ParcPl. Hull and. .John A. Srnilh . dc•ceas<'CI, Ethel Smith. , Elf'anor W<:iltPr, Mcngan•t Swatzcl, dccPasrd. Perry Smith, dtX""caSf'd, WilhC'IminP Maif'r, Thoma s A. Smith, affidavit , PomProy Village. Margaret SwatzPI, deccasc'CI . AI · hen Swatzel, Marilvn Burgan, Jo Swift, Affidavit. Pomeroy Village. Albert Swatzel. decraSf'd. Ca t he· rinP Swatzel, Marilyn Burgan, Jo Swift, Affidavit, Pomerov Village. Perry Smith, deceased. Dolorous Smith, Rodney Smith. <;ten Smith, Melanie Bast , Affidavit. Pomeroy Village. Dolorous Smith, deceased. Rod· ney Smith, Glen Sm ith. Melanie Bast, Affidavit. Pomeroy VIllage. Rodney B. Smith, Sharon L. Smith, Melanie Bast. Gary Bast, Thomas A. Smith, Wilhelmine Maler. Richard Maier to Ethel Smith. First Wa r d , Parcel, Salisbury. Eleanor Walter, Homer R. Wal· ter to Ethel Smith, Lot, Salisbury. Jo Swift. William Swift to Ethel Smith, Lot, Salisbury. Marilyn Burgan, John Burgan to Ethel Smith, Lot, Salisbury. Catherine Smith, Landon W. Smith to Ethel Smith, Lot. Salisbury. The Rutland Junior Firemen will have a meeting Wednesday June 'n. Hearing Tuesday There will he a revenue sharing hearing Tuesday from 2 p.m . to 3 All members are requested to bring tickets and ticket money. Gallia, Fulton SWCD named first place winners in 37th annual Goodyear program Gallla and Fulton soli and water conservation districts tSWCD! and Ohio's first-place winners In the 37th annual Goodyear Conservation Awards Program. Meigs and Hardin soil and water conservation districts are the runners-up In the competition sponsored by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company In coopera· tlon with the National Association of Conserva tion Districts tNACD !. The winning districts were judged on their resource conserva· lion achievements by Sally VanMe· tcr, Deputy Director, Ohio Depart · m e nt of Natural R eso urces 1ONDR 1. representing the Ohio Soil and Water Conservation Commls· sian: Dan Conrad. Assistant State Conservationist representing the USDA Soil Conservation Service; Larry Vance. Chief, Division of Soil and Water, ODNR: and John Sehaeffer representing the Ohio Federation of soil and w ater conservation districts , according to Ra y Oviatt, awards program dirPCtor Tw o reprf:"sPntatives from each of the first-place districts will receive expenses-paid, vacation-study trips to the Wigwam Resort and Goo· dyear Fanns, Litchfield Park. Arizona. In December. Fred Sh!ninger, Delta, Ohio named by Fulton SWCD as Its outstanding cooperator. and a district board member will repres· ent that district on the grand prize tour . Gallla SWCD names the Wedemeyer Brothers, Northup. Ohio Its outstanding cooperators and will be reprsented on the tour by a cooperator and a district board member. They will be joined by representatives from 51 oth<•r winning districts from across the nation. Plaques also wtll be presented to the top districts and the runners-up By the Bend ......... Paged, 6 CJ•ss!flem ........ Pages 6, 7, 8 Comics-TV .............. Page 9 Death<! ................... Page 10 Edllorlals ................ Page 2 Sports ................ Pages 3, 4, There will he bluegrass music, featuring Bristol Mountain Bluegrass, July 4, at Portland Park In Poriland, Ohio, from 1: ll p.m . to 5: ll p.m. The event Is being sponsored by Profits Grocery of Portland. Those attending are asked to bring their own lawn chair. Meigs agency second at a meeting of the Ohio Federation of Soli and Water Conservation Districts. In addition. the outstand· lng cooperators with all completing districts will receive plaques. Outstanding cooperators for the Meigs SWCD are Thereon and !.lary L. Johnson. Racine, Ohio. Clark BrE'neman. AgiPr, Ohio Is the oustanding cooperator with Hardin SWCD. Ca rr ol l SWCD, Champaign SWCD. Defiance SWCD. Erie SWCD. Fairfield SWCD. Knox SWCD. Richland SWCD. and Wayne SWCD. first place winners within Thf' past fivc years and hence ineligible to repeat. were named Honor District in recognition of their continued excellence. fanty cloudy loolght. Low ~- Soudlerly wiDds 10-lSmph. CLEVElAND !API -The next jackpot in the "Ohio Lotto" game is estimated al $3.4 millionafternoone chose all six numbers selected in the latest draw ing, state lotteryofficials said . The Lotto game Saturday night had sa les of$4,075.712, while holders of winning tickets will share $1,121.~. officials said. Winning numbers from the draw· lngwere 1, 7, 10,16, 'nand 33. C.len Smith. Sue Smith to Ethel Smith. Lot. Salisbury. Violet M. Smith to B<?rnard Dylc Bay.lrma LPW Bav . . f,1acrc.Oiive. C.ary P. Norris. Donna M . Norri s to Harry L yons Sr . Wanda L .\'ons . Lot o7. Racine Village. Delmar Dean Clark. BP!ly 1.. Cla r k, Susan Clark. Elmer C.ene Clark. Linda Lou Smith, Robert Smith. Norma Jean Duke, Harold Dukt•, Mat·tha Louise RI'<'VC'S, Barbara Ann Ryan, Frank Ryan . Mary Lou Madden, Kennrth Mad· den Sr .. Dana Ray Clark, Paul Cind Edwayrd Clark F. Sutphin, to Br:vnn K.Lot Sutphin, :l.10. Sa li sbury. William A . Watson, Nancy L. Watson 10 Craig C. Folev, Ruth S. Folev, Lot, Orange. Charll's M yers 1X his m ark \, .Ioyer Myers to TC'rry Elkins. onf'·fo urt h acr r, Antiquity. .Justin(' Lf'ah;...· to WarrPn E. Lrah~·, 1~ acres, Orange. .Jessif' L('{' Buchanan by Trustee, Edna LouiSf' Buchanan by Trustff. 10 f{a lph A. Wells . Mary E. Wells. l.ol. Ches ler. Wimbledon play begins •.•Page 4 Wednesday, variable ckludlne8s with sc•" showers and thunderslonns. Hlgb 80-M. Chance of rain 3lpercen& lonlghl and i50 pen:e.Jt Weom~. rea e Reds edge Giants, 2-l ...Page 3 • • at y enttne Surplus went to schools - Rhodes \lol .l4, No .52 Copyrighted 1984 2 Section~ . 18 Poge1> Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, June 26, 1984 Democrats, who last year approved Celeste's 90 percent income tax increase, want to give $50 million of a projected $131 million state budget surplus to taxpayers. The distribution fonnula has not been adopted, but refunds likely will be based on the amount of taxes an Individual paid. Rhodes. who met with reporters Monday In his role as chairman of the Reagan Bush '84 Ohio Steering Committee, repeatedly dodged questions about the proposal. " I have no comment. I'm not going to set in judgment on anybody in state government at this By JOHN CHALFANT Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) Republican Gov. James A. Rhodes has been out of public office for 18 months and Insists he has nothing to say about what his successor- Democratic Gov. Richard Celesteis doing. But while Rhodes was busy sidestepping reporters' questions about his v iews of Celeste's plan for a $50 mUllan income tax rebate, he tunted that he favors giving such money to schools. Action on the reba te plan offered by major ity Democrats has captured the spotlight as the House and Senate return tor a brief summer sessio n. 25 Cenl~ A Multimed ia Inc Newspope1 time," Rhodes sa id. ''I'm out. they're In ... and no one's going to put any words In my mouth. I have no comment on what they're doing in the Stat ehoUS<'. Period." But when askl'() why he did not pmpose such a refund when he was confronted with a surplus as governor, Rhodes said: "We gave it all to schools. $150 million. At that time the schools were just a littiP worse off than they've been at other times." Rhodes also referred to f('pol1s tJw refunds would amount to $12.50 if distributed evenly among 4 m illion 1axpayers. "You better wait until he gets through first, all of you. Don't spend 11 ," Rhodes jokc'CI. " .. .A lot of tlw ""ives will be spending the re>batc and may not g"t it. You can' t tell." Senate Mmority Leader Paul G1Umor. l\l'ort Ctinton, said H.epublicans arc undec:idt>d about whether to offer an amendmf'nt or JXlliCy .<.,tatrmf•nl favoring a bigger rC'fund or a reduction in incomr t<:~x ra tes. "I think I he point \\'f' w.1nt to makP is I hf' rf'biltP h so minor in relation to what thPsurplus is.·· G illmor S<Jid He expects it will be at least $3llmillion b\' th<' Junc :~1 md of the fiscal yPar instead of the $1,11 million projected by ((' )('SIC . Middleport council concerned about safety of fire fighters By TERESA MELCHER Sentinel Staff wrn.,r Live power lines duringthereccn t fatal fire were one of the it em s discussed Monday by the Middle· pon Council in its regular meeting. "The houSf' burned down beforo the power was turned off." said Councilman Dewey Horton. Horton said he was concerned about the safety of the firefighters. Council questioned w~ether the fire department had the authority to cut off the power or they had togo 10 Gallipolis to get a truck to assist . " They have the authority. " said Councilman Carl Horky. After the las t major fire. som e of the firemen had been trained to cut the power off. he added. Mayor Fm:l L. Hoffman said hf' Louery winners Meigs property transfers Margaret Barrell. dPceased. Ro· bert Barrett. Affidavit. Rutland. Robert Barrett. Mary Barrell to Robert Barrell. Mary Burrell ..40 Meet Wednesday Cable-TV..•Page 2 Weather Maniage license Thirteen squad runs were re· ported by the Meigs County Emer· gency Medical Service during the weekend. Area deaths Ryan Dill I Inside today: f' CONTRffiUTE - Vaughan's Cardinal In Middleport, for the sixth consecutive year, look part in "Grocers Day," sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Vaughan's donated a percentage of sales for the day, which was held on Ju"" 9,tothecancersoclety.1bemoney will be uS<'II in leukemia research. Shown are, from left, Ruby Vaughan of Vaughan's Cardinal, pn.>sentlng a check to Mary O'Brit'fl, a repn.•••entative of th<• Meigs Chapt..•r of the i\merican f :anc<.r Society. BARN AAJSIN' - Workers at the Meigs County Fairgrounds begin work on the roof of a sheep and swine buDding. The building is nearly completed, and finL•hing touches could he put on by the end ol the week. Hospital news VETERANS MEMOillAI~ Report car sales strong IIOSPI- Ti\L DETROIT (AP) - The traditionally strong summer car-buying season has begun with a bang. with U.S. automakers posting mld.June sales figures 12.4 percent higher than the comparable period a year ago. The six major manufacturers reported Monday that car sales lor June 11-20 were the best lor the period In six years. The Increase kept the auto industry's year-to-date sales !".UC ai27.R percent ahead of last year's pace. "These nwnbers, the high ralf.'S, shouldn't he a real surprise,'' said David Bloom, an automotive industry Ullaiyst for First Boston Corp. In New York. Bloom said he believes sales may slow do\\11 toward the end of the year. The carmakers said they sold 28,872 autos a day In mid.June. up 12.4 percent from 25,681 a day in the yerucearHer period. ADMISSIONS - Donna Lam · be11. Vinton: Alice Jones, MiddiP· pon; r.ary Martin, Syracuse: Care Rairden, Hartford. W.Va . DISCHARGES - Linley Hart. .John Edwards, Maxine Russell. Earl Pickens. Carl Sehultz, Ura Morris. r-r~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~mi~n~~~~r~~~ir~~~~;;;;;; DINNG ROOM ONLY Served with whipped potatoes. chicken gravy, cole slaw, hot roll. butter & coffee. Sorry, no substitutes e•cept beverage with '~ditiona l price. P~ . $3.25 CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT POMEROY OH. SECOND HALF 1983 REAL EST ATE TAXES EXTENSION GRANTED CLOSING DATE JULY 20, 1984 Second Half Penalty-10% of Total Unpaid Current Taxes 1) On December 1st, each year interest is charged against the full unpaid balance of taxes for period of time from day established in ( 1) above to date . 2) On first day of month following second half closing interest is charged on unpaid balance of delinquet taxes from previous year for period of time from preceding December lot to that day. FAILURE TO RECEIVE BILL DOES NOT AVOID PENALTY AND INTEREST OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M~; PHONE: 992-2004 Meigs County Treasurer, . George M. Collins Ex-Meigs resident treated for wound A 5().year-old Gallipolis man was treated and r eleased fo r a gunshot wound to the left shoulder Monday night at Holzer Medical Center following a shooting incident in Cheshire at 8 p.m . Chief Investigator Carl Langford of the Gallia Cou nty Sheriff's Department said this morning Gene C. Oiler, 728 Lila Drivt•, was shot once in the shoulder during a domestic-related dispute at a trailer park on Fourth Stl'CI't in Cheshit'('. Oiler, a former residen t of Middle· port, was allegedly shot by Jack Lane, 39, Cheshire, with a .22 -caliber rPvolver. Langford said the two men were outside of Lane's trailer when thP shooting occurred. Sheriff's deputies questioned !_.anc and Oiler about the Incident last night. No arrests have been made p<>nding further Investiga tion Langford said. Oiler was taken to HMC by private vehicle. No one reported injured in three-car accident onn Rt. 7 No Injuries were reported In a three-<:ar accident on Ohio 7 in Meigs County Monday. Officials with the Gallla·Meigs post of the state highway patrol said cars driven by Ron E. Davis, 58, Dexter, and David Roush, 18, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, weresouthboundon7and a car driven by Jane A. Hess, 46, Middleport, was northbound. Davis reportedly stopped to make a left turn according to the patrol and Roush could not stop In time. allegedly striking Davis' car from behind, knocking Davis' ca r Into the northbound lane, causing It to strike Hess' car. Roush was cited by the patrol for failure to stop In an assured clear I distance following the 7:50 a.m. accident. Roush's car received heavy damage while Davis' and Hess' cars were modera tely dam· aged In the accident. An Ohio Department ofTranspor· tatlon employee was cited by the patrol Monday for an Insecure load following an Incident on Ohfo 7. The patrol said Richard W. Gartleld, 40, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, was southbound when a DOT truck drlven by Jack R. Riley, 28, Rt. 1, Malta, lost some gravel which struck Garfield's windshield, causIng light damage. Ripley was cited by the patrol In the8p.m . accident. .• would check with the fire chid on the ac tual procedu n: A property owner. Belt\' Poolor, complained about the condition of a neighbor 's property Pooler said she had contacted the owner but wa s not satisfied wJih the result s. Pooler, who brought in pictuf('s of the property. was 3dvisec! by lloffman that he would try to talk \\-ith the 0\'~-11C'r . Pooler also said she \\:ould contact thr hea lt h department Council also decided to ad\'ertL"' for bids for l,(XXI pounds of asphalt for strff't resmiacing. New plans for !hC' proposed marina werP shown and wiU bf:> di SCUSS('() in depth during Ihe n<'Xl m('('ting. Co unci I also duw·ted t hcma\·or to apply for sta te ma tchin g funds for J'('habiliation of rental property . Th<' sta te w ill rPimburSP half of the initial invC'sOTIPnt for indi\'iduals fL,ing up f('ntal property. Hollman <'mphasizcd only $1 million was a\'ailablt> throughout the state. Th<' statc> will probably only "fund 111 applications." Hoffman sa id. A second reading was givrn to an ordinance to clasp an aile;· on Sou th Fourth Avmuc• betw('('n Pulmpr and Main st rc--'f'tS. Onl~' two prOJX'rty owners a re in vol\'l--'d. An C'StimatP was pr('S{'n!M to council for thf' n •pair of fhP brick strwt betwwn Lincoln Strf'f't and the school. Thces timatf'was$H ,T7S to com:>ctiy relav the bricks. Council decided to discuss thcmatterduring the next m!'E'ting. A finn estimate on the drainag .. repair for Broadwa vStrC<•t will also be discussed next meeting . Bob Gilmore reponed hr hart looked into th<· problem of "dog \\'astf' ." Gi lrnorP S<iid MiddiF'I:XWt 's ordi nance w<1s slmlli;Jr to tho~ ' aruund thP st;J IP. ·· 1 don't S{'(' why1 we· Dl't'Cl an ordinancC' spi?('ificalJ~· cov0ri ng dogs," llP said. Middlf'JJOI'l ·s onli . nancf' stalf'S it is illpgal to hd \ 't ' ocior-causing suh~t;mCI"~ on public propPrtv . Gi1morf' said thf' \"illagf' hJcl an ordinanc0 10 cow·r dog wa s1C': the· onl~· problf'm\~'a<..,cat c hing <::.om('(mt · allmnng it to happ<·n Council's nf>xt mf't:•l ing wiJl !)(> ;1 public h~ar m g on the hudgf'l . Shuttle engine fails, flight delayed again CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. !AP I - The delayed debut of spac<' shuttle Discovery was aborted on its launch pad today just second; before ltftoff. The ship was safe and the crew was fine and in no dang<'r. NASA sa id. With engine shutdown, tJ1ere was no chance for a launch latPr ill the day, and NASA had sa id any delay, for any reason, would prompt a 1 least a two-day postponement . It was four seconds from liftoff when the engines shut down. "'Extremely busy, " said HC'Ss of the launch control center as enginE'C'rs and cont roUf'rs workrd to find the problem. T he space agency's only concPm tx>fore the shutdown was with thC' fog that obscuiL'd Discovf'ry.:·s laun~h pad at Kennedy· Space• (enter. Discove ry is a n('w ship. th ird in NASA's fil'f't. "No sta gP No. l," sa id NA.SA . spokesman Terry While at Mission Control in Houston. Engine problems have plagued the Discovery ear liPr when engine No. 2 had tn be replaced wtlh an engine from sistor ship Cha llenger when fuel cell hrat cell becam<' loosc. That caused a thn'f'·day dela.\' in the original. June 22. launch da !P The engines were the source of tremendous technological prob· !ems during the shu~lc's drvrlop· ment , but they ncvC'r fa iled in anj· of the shu~le program's fir·stl l fiight s. Smce enginPs did fin•. their would l:>e launch pad damage and there would bt> at il•usl 48 hours' work bf>fore anoth<•r launch could be a!lempted. Discovpry's fligh t Cf('ll' mclud(•s 1'1\SA' s first commercial pa s· senger. a senior Pnginecr from McDonnell Douglas who des ignc'<l a manufactming process that uSC's t hr uniquP propt>r1 ies of wright less · nPss t u produ cr a dru~ . Dudng t!1eir week in span·, t.hc astronauts ar[' to r'f'lcasc thC' mui tary communi cations sa tellite. snap thousands of Ea1i h pi er urC's v:it h a mapping camer a and C'rf'Ct a 10-stor:v· tall solar"arra,·" designed to convf'rt the sun·s rCJ _ \ ·s lu clC'Ctricity to power ~ parr St.LJt ions or shuttle missions. A thick bank of tog shroucled !hi' lau nc h area rtu·oughout UK morn u1~. bu 1 1he sun burn('() off mough ot it to JX'TTnil the countdown to contin Ul'. ThPrP was no co nn i'C't ron tu Monda~, ·s lasl ·minutpc.; dPI<J~· 'I11a1 v:as CdUSL-'d bv a ('Um putf'r malfunc tiun; thP PJTant unit w as n•placrd and upl'rating (JI"O!JI'.'rly whrn thl' cnginf' problpm lX.'t'UIT'!<.l. Nor since tlw Gemini prO.[.'Tarn of lt1P 196)s has an Anwri('an ~paCl' eraft romP so ago niLingl~· closr to lift off on I\ tu Ix· awrli'CI . CPmin i t) in 1965 shut down om• S('<'oncl afrPr ign ition . State seeks $2 million for additional forest land By JOHN FRIEDMAN 0\1' News Staff The StatP of Ohio has asked the federal government for $2million to purchase approximately o,flOO acres of land to add to tho Wayne National Forf'St. Monday, during a press confPr· encc held at Rio Grande Coi!Pge·s Fine Arts Building. officials sa id they were optimistic about chan('('s of receiving the money and they wlked abcut the future of thefof('st. Wayne National Forest director Harold Godlevske said the plan Is to eventually "a t least double the size of the forest." "We're looking for a willing scller-willlng buyer situation," Go· . dlevske said. "We aren't going to go through eondemna lion proceedings to get the land. We'll only do it to clear the title." As late as last year. 63.00J acres of the ITI.OOJ acre forest wrf(' targeted for sale under the Reagan adminis· tration's "asset managem ent plan". However Bill !'Iapier. assist · ant director of the Ohio Dcpar1mcnt of Natural Resoul'('cs. said no one in Congress would introduce legisla· lion authorizing the sale. Now, hf' said. they ai'(' tiylng to use that bn.•ak to tum the forest around. "Wc•'rP looking for enough money to purcl1asc some priva tely owned an•as surTounding public acrC'agC',' · Napier said. "But even if we don't grt a penny, "''.:e've raised t.h{' consc iousnes s of the ' public as to what the fof('st is." God levske said a lot of land is for sa le becuaS<' of high interest ra tes. Since a fair ma rket \'alue must l:x' paid for the land . "the money doesn't go a long way," GodlcvskP said. " If we had the money. we would havp no probl<'m obt ain ing the land," he add<>d . The state must go bark to Washington mcl1 voar for mor~ money and officials arc conMont this appropiation, if it comes through, is not just aonf'shot affair. " It would be of very littlr cons<' quence if the appropiation i~j ust for one• ymr," God!Pvske sa id . "Weare hoping this is ju st thesta l1. that each yrar \'-'C' Jl get mane~· until Wf''vr C\'entually doubled tho size of the forest," Napier added The expansion of thf' forrst is important to the stare' s c itiJ..f'ns as much as an:>one clsc Codle,·skl' said. " Each year z.t'l Pf'ITf'nt of all re\'C'nues from thf' lorf'st an· channeled back to local counties . ForC'xample. last year , with 177,lUl acrC'S, the state rdumN:I SlhlfOl trl county governments.· ( rilcil r,·skt · said That includ{'s fund " drri\'Nl from rvcreation and minf'ra l fcY' ... t.t'weU as thf' sa il" o f timhrr rf'snurrr" he added Acrorrl ing to (~I"Xllf'\'~kf'. thr expHns ion in n,l\'t"~ :1 mission " Wr · arr t~ ' in g to usc n'nt' wablf' rrsout crs for lhr benefit of th!' publ ic. 1\., do not prohibit hunting. fishing m tr appmg. Thr citizens of Ohio h;--ln ' nf'\"('r takC'n 1:1 rPa l intt•n•st in tht' lorr c;t GndlevskJ• sa id . f'o~<. he adrlr>d. the· futun• of the fon>s l is dl'p<•ndl•nt on what tht'!'itaf('' scitilJ:'ns w ant ODNR says boating accidents up on Ohio River place during daylight hours or in the early evening when there was still light ." A small percentage of the accidents was due to fatigue and alcohol, as opposed to nearly 50 percent of the fatal accidents last year Gregory said. "May and June are our worst m onths because It s early in the season," he added. Citations and collisions are up, but overall, accidents are down Gre· gory said. The amount of citations issued this may he a contributing factor In By ,JOHN FRIEDMAN OVP News Staff Boating accidents on Ohio watPr· ways have killed 21 people. lnelud· lng a Reedsville resident, so far this year, compared with 271n all of1983, according to Ohio Department of Natural Resources officials. ODNR chief of watercraft Paul Gregory said It Is. dll!lcult to put a !Inger on a single reason for the Increase. "All of the fatalities were due to operational error,"' Gregory said. "But most ofthefatalaccldentstook , the rC'duction of accident s. but because of the high number of fatalities. Gregory said patrols on the state's waterways will be be<'fed up even mnre and "all rules will be strictly enforced .·' That Includes ltfe jacket laws. A properly fitting life jacket for all passengers is required and they should he worn at all times while In the boat Gregory said. Anot her serious Infractions Is O)X'ratlng a boat under the Influence of alcohol. which canies a penalty of six months in jail and a !lneof$500. Most ot her \iolalion..,; of boating I<Jv;s arr considerf'CI minor misdemeanors and can')' P<'nalit irs oft hr('(•days In jail and a $100 fine . Some states have laws requiring boaters to be licensed In the mann1•r of au tomobile drivers. and accord mg to Gregory, that may be thewav of the futuiT'. · "We'f(' seriously debating that." he said. "Something has to be done to educate the pubtir, even if we have to make it mandatory boat('l's got a license and go to class ." �Pomervy-Middleport, Ohio Comment Pomervy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, June 26. 1984 Who's arch? Who's ultra ?__J_am_e_sJ_._K_ilp_a_tn_'ck_ WASHINGTON -The Washing ton Post speculated the other morning that Charles Percy might be defeatPC! tn his btd for re-!'lection to the Sena te from llhnots At the same limP Jesse Helm s rm ght \VJn IP-elect10n f1om Nort h Car olina In that event, satd the Post. "tha t Ill Co urt St reE"t PomP roy. Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA A~ ~m~ ~ t - - - r l r"T""E:Zd ~-===­ ~v Ito BERT L WING ET'I' Publisher \AIOU!d IPavp a i chco n serva 1Jve H f'lm~ PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Puhll sh(>r, Controllt•r ROB HOEFLICH General Manage r m line to be Sf'na t c o n!\ A MEMBER of Thl' r\ ssoua t(>d Press. Inland Daily Pn•ss .\.sso• la tlon and thP Amt>rican N(>wspaper Publis he r Association . lETTERS OF OPIMO~ art> wf'I C'o mt'd Th~·y sh ould bt' les~o; tha n JOO word!'i Ion~ \II letter"' art' !tubj t>l Ctn 1•dltlnR a nd must ht> slgnPd with n a m f', addrtos s and t eh •phonf' numher No un!iil~nt"d lt>Ht>r!li will ht- publb;ht>tl L t•Ut-r"- should tw In good laslt> , addrt>Sslnjt lssu t•s, n ul pt>rsonall1h•!ii didlmtdn Forp Jg n of thP Rf'ldllons l 'ommlltff' Where d oes thf' Pos t gpt thts " arch' bu smess') A nd v. h.) 1s ttthat DALE ROTHGEB, JR . ~t'W!!i Ed1tor I ~ co nsf'n at l\es arf' f'\('J arrh ? · H ttve vou s€"f"n an '' ultra l! l:wral" 10 thP papE>rs lately "' II IS high tlmf', I submll, to g£' 1 thrsr classJflr<lf Jons fatrl\ codtfiC'd Oth('rWJSf' 11 m1ght be> sa1d - wh tc h heel.\ en fortC'n d - that wntprs to r The Wash mgton Post were making subjective judgments It might even be alleged, though we should dismtss the horrid thought out of hand , that the Post occasionally ts btasro m Its news columns Everyone knows this is not so To abolish these base and unw arrantf'd conjff'tures, I hereby propos<> Kt lpatnck's System for the De tf>rm mallo n of the Political Arch The S)-stem, 11 wlll he seen. ts ba sed upon em pineal data 1 am not quite sure what is m ea nt by emptr!cal. but empincal data are recogntzed univPrsally as the very best data one can buv Thts ts the System Every vear mf'rnbers uf Co ngress arC' rarro by four r••spectable organizations. On the liber a! st dP ane the AFL CIO and Americans for Democratic Action On the eonserval!vl' stde are the Chamber of Commerce of the U nlted States and Amencans for Constitution al Action. These r a lings are published shortl y after the end of each calendar year_ Each rating has a poSsible maslmum score of 100. To determine a consprvatlve's rating, l'e take the com bined scores from the U.S Chamber and the ACA. and we subtract them from his combined scores from the ADA and the AFL-00 The liberal ratings art• achieved tn the opposite way For 198'1. the most recent fi gures at hand the System produ ces these ftndings for the Senate. The 10 mos t co nservati\l e m embers. entttled to be fairly Chances for parental notification slight A poll commtsston!'d b1 thP Oh10 R1ghl to LtfeSoctel\ shows WJdespnwl support for a btU that \\Ou ld requtre pa rmt s to be not 1f1ed 1f I hetr daug hteJS age 17 or youngPr srek abort tons But public opimon nmv. Jthsta ndmg, thf' sponsm of thf' mC'asurr docs n t Sf'C' much chancf' fo1 11 thl : -. \cur 'I'm sun-' Wf''n:' gomg to ha\'t' to mtrodurf' thC' lf'R\ SldtJon m thP nf'xt &_)ss1on. " Rep .Jeromr !..uf' bbc·rs. D- Cmcinn<.~tl, sa id A telephone survey of 806 Ohioans ronduct!'d fo r t he sor trt y bv the Unl\ersity of Cmcinna !i asked the quest ton "Ohto legisi<Jtors arr now constd<'rmg a la w whtch would rrqutrr tha t parent s be nottfil-d l'h<'n thl'tt unmarnrd daughter. agC'd r; or youngr t S(>(>ks an abOJtion. In gL•nt•ral. do you f J\'Or or opposC' such J l.:m ?" Of the~ responsc•s. 75 8 percmt fa1·ored the bill : 19 1 percent opposed 11. IJ :> pem?nf voiced othl'r rC'SpDll'il'S. 4 7 percent satd thpy d tdn 't know " Thts btll has been hl'lcl up tn thP Ohto House thi s war larg<:'IV b1 J:OhiJCJans w ho are afr auJ of whJ 1l'fft•ct vot mg on thiS bilJ may ha H ' on th< • <;. upcommg eleetions th1 s fall, ·' PC'gJr.. ~ £>1mPr . p1 es1dent o f the soc tPI v, sa 1ll " WP fe<'l this v,:UI be good Of>\\ s tu a n v oft husl' w ho ha\f' sut h fl'aJ s t h.:.~ t thC'V wtll S(>(' it lS th(' smar1 t.hmg to dn to comP out and su ppo11 a nJ \ uf(' f01 ~ ~ bt U and hopefu l II we"' 111 b<' a hiP to mow thl' btll ' h01 111 ... ' h" sa lll Lue bbf'rs \.\.as not as opt !mls llc ' I thmk vou ha\ r \our t r ddlt IOnd I g1 oups that w ill 1all\ 1n suppo11 of lht · legtslatJon , and tt-:rn you havr thf' gtoups tha t v. tl l opp:Jsr IC'gl " latJOn hkl' this, hr scud · The ones who opposl' 11 c !a 1m 11 v.. 11l tx• <-~foot m tht' doot hnh ll d bc~nn mg dll abort ion s,' I uC'bbt' l s scud I personallv oppoSC' abo rt ton. hr sa td Howf'\'f'r. m thi s pdr1 Icu laJ caSC' 11 s mon· common courtf's\ lf >gislatlon w hf'rf'b\ a pa r f' nt or glJ<lrdiLtn - who 1s nOime~ll;. J'C'sJ)(m SJbiP for thr WPII ix'ing of mtnors uncle• thew 100f - should be notifted tlthr\ ch()()S(' an abo rtiOn or at !Past go to ... c ltJliC S('ek mg onC' hen mg not hParrl perhaps, or discussed 11 \\.'tlh thr p..uf'n ts hf~ s<ud Luebbers sa td that 1f a )Uvrnt lr· ff'it Jt would b<' harm ful to he1 tf he1 par ents werl' nollfu:d . th(' bill v.ou ld allcm for thr C<lSf' to hr• IT'V U'\\Nl mstmd by a JUI'Pnti " coun judge" ho cou ld wall<' thr t·rqutrcment Legislative leaders cool to raising drinking age Although Pr0s td0nt Reagan hos linr'fl up m surrx>r1 of e b1 ll that wou ld puntsh stall's that fat! to adopt a mmlmum dnnkmg dge of 21. thr tdPa ha ' mPt a dtstmctl\ cool rf'Ceptton from Ohto IPgtslali\'P lrorlcrs Lcgislatton pa ss('(] b1 the U.S Hou SP woulrl llilhhotcl pd11 ol a state's ff'dera ! hlg h\\ 3\ m o m•v fo r fa1lm g tu nllst ' thr ,JgP l1 m 1t It ~ S('(ln as an dltrmpr TO f'UriJ fh(• nurnbrt of ff'f'ndgcr s \\ ho dr 1\'f' w hll(· intoxl('aft>d d nU v.md up 1n ,H'C't d('nt s thd t kill or tn jurr fh('mSl•l\rs 0 1 ot hprs l)( 'llt 'J IP.J\T' SIJ!(• mdlt ('JS !0 thr SlJ. lr Sil!cl ~ ll d lt · PIL'S idt' nl Hall\ MPshPl, D -Youn).!s town sounclmg dn Jrgu m t·nt thdt ont' m1ght n01n1all\ PX})('fl to h<~' t' ht '.ll cl fr[)m ll Hf'publ wnn Ilk(' RC'd g ,m "'fllt • ff'df'Jal goH'Itl/Tll'rll 1s const.tnll\ rrocl mg 1h1 s SOil of thm g , th t• 11ght s of thP staff's, Jnd lh('n <:~I ttu · ...,c~rrH ' 11m0 hookin g 11 mto thr·1r f(•dnc~l mand<.tlf'~ w h1c h 'Af' thmk Ls t ompldr>l\ unfJu " Mf'shf'l S.J Jd HouSP Speaxer \e1 n,1! 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D "'""Boston_sd td he dtdn' t kno~ "hat Cong1 Pss v. ou ld do cJl-:x1u t 1ht• p1 o~s.tl .md d1dn 't v. ant to c ommf'nt on 11 Thf'n Rtff<' adc!Pd "Th0 JXQpl<· \UI«l on th.ll Jaq fall m Ohto .. \'o tf'rs la...,t '.;mrmbt•r rumf'(l tiO\.\ ll d propoS('(] constiiUIJOndl •mwndmf'nt \\ htf h v.ould h.J\ t ' J,IJ St'll ttu• d11nkm~ ,t.£Z0 h1r all dlco hollc tx--vf'rages to 21 L'ndf>r cut rPnl lav. , Ohnkms mu..,t IX' at It •,tst ] !\ to dnnk lx'f'r ThPV mu .;;t b:• 21 to consume ltquor and \ \.In(' About hal f thP sta tr s ha\1' ahf'atl\ dclnptf'd 1hp '2l \f'. tt d.(!P <.;f ,md;_lld Mmunum drmktng agp..., m lhf' oth<•J sta ff'" rJngt • fiolll l.k-2(] Desp11e hJS opposilJon to thr p roposed f<'d~r al l ac !Jc, M<•sh<'i ac know lrdged 1hrTP s not much th at t ould 1x' rlonc about 11 " If t hr' pas~ 11 n<:~t1on aUv wr II JU'-i1 lld \f' to go .1 long '' tth 1t · hf' Sd ld " I thmk lhl'\ Today Ill history Today ts Tw•sda\ .Ju n1· 21i. t h0 t ~HI h rtc11 of 19R4 ThP" • d ' " 1~ da ;s !<'It m the year Today·s highlig ht 1n ht ston On Junf' 26. 1941 thr ( harlf' r (lf lhC' l lnJ ird ~ d llO il S \.\.IS Slgnrd by r)(l countnes tn Sa n Fr.m( 1sco On thiS datP In 1900. Dr Walter R('('(J ix'g,m ht ' f1 ght dgamst the deadly dtS{'dS!' yellow fever. In 1917. the ftrst troops of thP Am " '"'" n F:xpcdt !tonarv ForcPan iw d tn France during Wot ld IVa r I In I948. m r<•sponSC' lo thr So1 11' 1 hloekade of Bcrlm. the Uni!f'd Sta fps annount·ed 1t would tnCH 'aSf' Its datl\ c argo f11 gh t s lo 1hf' ISol ated Cri:>rrna n cit y In 1959. PresidPnl Eisenhower ]Otned Qu['('n E hwbeth m ceremontPs officially opening the St LawrPncP Scawa) in 1963, President John F KennPC!y c losed out a , -tstt to West Gem1an1 wit h a stopover m West &•rlin. where he madp the now-famous declaration . "lch bin l'ln BN!mer 1I am a Bcrlmen .. Ten years ago . NATO leaders m CPtmg m Brussels stgned a declarat ton ~uned at resolving interna l differences. Five years ago: The Census B ur>•au rl'portrd an mcrease m the numix't Of Americans ChOOSUlg to live alOIK' and a Spectacular rtse m !he number of unmanied couples living togethN. One year ago Sec! etary of State George Shultz crit!Ct?ed the Soviet conccrnlng Union for rejecting an Ametlcan "inlerim solutton medium-range mlssil<'S in Eurupc Today's birthdays Aclrl'SS E leanOJ rar kt•r IS 62 Singer Btlly Davis I' 44. : Thought for toda y _ "The Umtcd Na !ions was set up not to get us to heaven , but only to save us !rum h!'l/ " - Str Winston Churchtl!, British Statesman (!87419ffil - - - .------.____'STOP, IN~~ ot ~ 'lAW!' . th~ • Two home runs give Reds 2-l victory over SF Giants Page-2-The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Identified as archconservatlves, ar Helms of North Carolina, 182; East of North Carolina, 172; Mattingly of Georgta and Lugar of Indiana. tied for third at 163; Ntckles o! Oklahoma. !56. Hatch of Utah and Thurmond of Sout h Carolma. tied for sixth at 155, Armstrong at Ca lifornia. 153: Symmes of Idaho. 152. and Denton of Alabam a. 146 The 10 most ltberal members . enlitled to the accolades that ~9 wllh a designatton of ultraliberal, are Cranst on of Ca lifornta. 174; Dodd of Connec ttcut and Tsongas of Massachusetts, tied for second at 169: Metzenbaum of Ohio. 165: Kennedy of Massachus etts. 150. Eagleton of Missourt and Levtn of Michigan. tied for sixth at 148. Moynihan ol New York. 144 , Sanbanes of Maryland, 143; and Pell of Rhode Island. 139. Gent:emen , take yoUI bows The System mal- be refined in the future by addtng a five-poml bonus to any mE'mbe1 who earns an absolute goose egg or a clean 100. Jn 1982 thts would havemproved the sta ndi ng of arc hconservative s Helms. East and Mattmgly, all of whom were zer o m the eyes of I he ADA It would have boosted the scores of ultrahberals 000 and Metzenbaum. who won 100s from the ADA, and would have benefited Kenn!'dy, who was ZJ!ch to the US. Chamber Under the System. the next 10 liberals and t he next 10 conserva tives are entliiPC! to he so Identified. without qualtlymg adjective of any son_ Liberals of the second rank include senators Bradley. Matsunaga. Hart Rtegle, Mllchell. Leagy. Bumpers_ Weirker. Dixon and lnouve. Conservatives entlll!'d to he so recognized Incl ude Qu ayle. Laxalt. Stevens. 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I g._il ln ~ r . d Jlf • p(Jtllog-tdph\ f-I('IP .JJt' m\ I mrlmg" - Sc-..: ())gil 'i I h.J 1V./UU ]d makf' I ht ' l ' , i( ':O.d!S blu sh clt'C' c.; ho \-'.n CQ, \ St lo cn c~ s l on c,thlf ' !I' It'\ I "' ion II nUl ~ tll f'l h OUJ !I) mun.:: !hiS 1.., p1 0gl'dm m1l llll ll S rd \\,lnfOn S('X ,l\t~il.thlt> 1n homes at thC' turn of a dial. Th P sCf'nr" aJ T' filth!, obscene, lewd and shameful l'h£' producer s havC' thr mora ht~ o! the tn ha b1tant s of Sndom a nd Gomorrah - Ch1ldr£'n arr gett i ng thetr sC"x rduC'.t t ton from t hf'Sf> pruncnt . pcnrrtf'd p10gram s Usu ally. tho kt ds g.J thf'r a t the homC' of a fn end \\hosp parPn ts Clrf' out In lhf' ~ anrtlt\ of thr home, thC'y w atch lu r 1cl ~rx dCts th rt t <if'bd sf' huma n11\ df'gJ,Idf' v.omf'n and corrupt m 01 al s - Manv studies havr found a ~ ti.lll s ll eLtl rf'latwnsh1p tx>twf'f'n hcud -COH' pornogrophv a nd sex LJtmPs T hP Michigan state pol tcf' fut example found that pornog! Ctphv 1s usf'd or tmltalf'd m 41 ~'H'f'nt of thf' srx c nmrs thf'\ nnPst1gatP So eablf' sex could lf'ad I n 1 <.tJX'. Sf'xual assau lt and child mo lt •st<:~ tJun I tapc'tl suml' Pxp hrlt sex sCC'nrs fmm ca blC' lf'iL'\JSIUn, sPnt r opiC'~ to "'~I k f'\ nwml)(_'J s of Congy(lss and d'iki'(l for thPII cummpnt s T hC'v Pxpr t's " t' d shtK'k <.~nd ou tntgr ~n .Jesse Helms. R N C . found the S('('nPs so depraved hC' couldn't \\'atch the tull s1x mmutes He locked the tape m hts office sa fe to keep 11 oot of mnocent hands Yet rh1 ldrf'n are tree to Vlf'w th1 s st uff, my assoc 1ate V 1c k1 Warren has found H elms thoroughly alarm<'d. draft I'd legtslatton the! would bri ng homf' pornography under control It would outl aw tnderent. profane or obscrnf' programs on r able tf'levlslon As a ff'dpral m easure. tt I'Ouldn't be affect!'d by the Su preme Court rultng Th<' Nottona l Cable Telc\'tston Assor1at1on hil s rmsf'd a legltlma tP l'UnCPrn Jt IS WO!Tlf'd about govt"r nmPnt rPnsorshJp Its prrs1 dent. Thomas E Wh['('!eJ wrotr- rlll' .. As a JOUrnalist who has often fou nd h1msl'lf 1n thP rr ntrr of conti OH'I S\ bt--' ('dU SP you have df'Ciinrd to adopt the popula! app1 Od ch lo Jssu t•s vou dl<i no1 m r.m to suggPst that c:.-~IJIP pro g 1,1mm m~ 01 J nP\v spaPf'r colum mst or any information provider . should be free of governmen t contJOI only tf a majoritv of 11s aud 1Pnee fmds 11 acceptablP ' I haw always championed trw dom of expression But as a soctety wr have learned to take measures to protC'C I ou r selves agamst man) things We endeavor to Isolate those who commit theft or violence We impose quarantines against thC' sprrad of communieable diseases Agc,nsl those responsible for other hazards to public nealth or safetv \\ (' 1n vokr tnJunctwn s and prnaltJ('S" But there are some things wp have not been a blf' to prot('{'! ourselves a_gamst One IS hat d-rm e pornography. w hlf'h ca n scar the mtnds of voung people If we were to sprf'a d pol .iOn whpre Pf'Oplr wPrf' likel.v to bc exposed or In Jured by tl , Wf' would expect severe penal! It~. But those who befoul the moral and mtrllectual atmosphere with de bauch!'d programs are polluting th f' C'nVIronment as surC'Iv as iflhev WPrf' sprf'admg somf'thlng toxt c Out of weakness I h.t\ p n 't h ~1d m uc h 10 sa\' on thr PSldf>nfJal COnlf'"' t F n1 <Hlt ' thing I'm nol muc h f1J1 f>l'rT\0( I ,II H ' p l cJ~ ·m oJ J!Hln tiPJbiPS 1\nd IJf'sJd t•s, what m ort' (\ l n rt\dl\ IX' Sd l d of !hp l'On11Jhulion 11f'Jng mddl' lo lhP A m£'r 1e.1n pnlitJcal prnc f'"'" than. "0\ \ f'\'" But t hf' d1 smav of som f' of Wdllf' J Monda if's labor support PI s as lf'Jhlrlf'rl rf'f'C'nth h\ the Wa .; hm g Inn Post r("(JUII Ps atlf'ntJOn It w a s f':'<Pf'CIPd . ..tcTord mg 10 thl• Po"t lhdllhf'C'a ndld3tP's umon liPS v. oulcl bfoC'OmP a c a mpa ign IS" UP hut onp th a t wnulcl bf> Ja JSl'd b\ thP Rf'pubiiC'ans affrr thf' com ·f'ntJons. not h\' Df'm of'r.lh dUJ mg thf' pnm.lllf''-i " fh CJ t''-i ! hi ' 1f', ll II i.!gf'Ch AI 'I C' l() o;;;pokrsman :vluJJ 1\ S('(>g(' J 1' q UOif'cl ciS OhSPI'\ mg "Th8 t' "i nC'\ t'l h.Jp prn rd tn lhl 'i pall \ hf'for(' C 1n Sf>rgPr mf'an 11'' ( ,1n h(' Jf',tll\ t>f' not rmh ~ urpn <.,cd 1hdl thrrr's l:x'f'n d chdngr hut nnt dV..JI'f' v. h\ ., It 's .111 \'f'l \ 1PC'f'nl h1stnn thr cll r N't rr sult of I hi' df'ClSIOn nf thf' AF'I. C!O' s le,Jdi'J'S htp to hrrak prt•cpdf' nt and be-stow liS 19X-l Pndm s('m Pnt on onC' r and!da tC' lx'foJt' th{' p11m anrs r athr r tha n UJXHI v.hoe\{'r PmPrgC'd with thf' Ot~rnucratlc nom ina ti on Pn'f.hcttuns \\- err plr ntlful a t thr llml' of how dt \ ISIVelabor's backmg could IJ<• 1f it ceased to be a pme almos1 anv serious Df>mocra tl c candtdatps pould expec t to win with th~ nomination. and v.hi ch thf'rc for r it was mthc tnt erE>S ts of nonPto disc r!'dit Pre nomination endursP m r nl c-ou ld ma ke sense onl y tn a no-contest situatiOn. wh1c h wsa lhe CaSf' th1s y t•aJ rvcn never thoug h Mondalf' m av have bePn SAN FRANCISCO I AP) - Rlght hander Bill Laskey pitched his first complete game since last July 17, but it wasn't a cause for celebra tion lor the San Francisco Gian ts' starter. That 's because a ltrst-pitch home run by Eddie Milner leading off the game and another homer by Wayne Krenchlckl with one out in the nmth produced a 2-1 VJCtory lor the Cmcinnati Reds Mond ay night Tough luck defeats are nothing new to Laske}. 4 7, who has allowed only 17 earned runs In his losses, but the latest setback was especially heart-breaking m the w ake of more bad news for the last-place Gtants. Star right-fielder Jack Clark. who was a good bet to represent the club m the All -Star Game next month. rs scheduled to undergo arthroscopic surgery on his inflamed nght knee and could be out up to two months By DICK BRINSTER AP Sport.• Writer An lmpa t tent K eith H ernandez couldn't find a pitch to hi s liking. so after foulmg off eight offerings from Jim Kern he simply lashed the ball the other way. II earned farther than anyone would Imagine, considering Her WHA'I' HAPPENED ? - San Francisco Giants pitcher , Bill Laskey, left, looks on in disbelief as Cincinnati's Eddie Milner right, circles the The Metgs Amenr,tn Leg-Jon baseballtmm dropped bot h ends of a doubl eheadPr at Parker sbut g South Satut day 19 7 and 12 11 m run e mnings) and split With Wrll <i on Sundav, losing thp first 10 I bf'forp routing Ihf' VISit Ors 17 4 In I hi' ni ghtcap In Saturdav 's fil st gamP, T onv Rtffle led Meigs at the plate w tth t\\ O smglrs a nd a doublp \\ ht iP Bn an Sh€'plr1 and Donnlf' Swa tzel each h1t tw o smglr s N1ck R 1ggs. D an T hom as. Scot Gh('("n and T1 f'V Cassewll all smgled once First team class AAA all Wf' st Vtr g-tnta Hamtlton !('(] South "'1th two doubles and d hom(' run W1lson addPC! lhr['(' smgl es MP1gs p1trh1ng, Go1don Sp lC' tt~ rt nd Cassf'l. fann Pd thr('(' and walkf'd thrf'f' Sout h hu1 ling ro m h1nN1 for Sf'\f'n stnkrou t<;;. dnd 11 bases on balls ,tncl ga ntzed labor 's dtfftrulttes m Jd Jus ttn g to thf' r ha ngps Thr storv IS tn thr sta ti s tic~ The l,ltf'sl of JmmPdiatP s1gnif1ranrf' C\lffi(' out of lhf' Lahor Df>pnrtmf'nl rPcPnll\ Mm !' I han half of /\m f' n lci ll v.orru•r1 J.Tt ' now in thP w or k 101 ('f' Annttll'r nulps tunp was pa ss('(l t \\'0 Vf' , tJ s ago, whf'n for 1ht' fir sl l!mf' mot r Amf'rtcan,;;,; Wf' lr C'rn 01 1 alhC'r than st rC'ng1h It IS quest1onablf' whcthf'r thf' rffort was ever m labor 's int er£tst s TheJY''s a gcod c hance, even w Jth Mondale successfullv nominated . of end ing up wt th the oppostfe of wha t wa s sought It's all too obvJous at thi s point that it wasn't in the party interests Th .lt m.• ~ txo from somf' points of VIPW a trag<'d\ but by w hosf' J)C'n'' Berry's World m,mutartun ng shrinks 11 9 lead gotng mtn I he lasl half of th e t'igh t h South t1Pd 11 a lll -11 and won 11 wit h a sm glP run m thf' mnth Shepler and Cassell combmed to fan fiW' a nd w alk four Sout h pllchmg fannC'd Sl}; <Jncl \\ 'd lk C'd S('\ Pll G ht•Pn IPd Mrl.(!s \\ llh .1 sm g lr ~•nd Uoublt' v. h1I P R\ c~n OIIW't Thom.t" DonnJP SH.atzpl, Rtffl(' S h rp h~r ChJ Js KPillH'tl\ , c~nd R1ggs f\.I C'h sm g ]('d Mt'l z ~lnd Lf'\\ IS lf'CI So uth \\ lfh <J "!i1gJt• ~HHJ l hJlJh]p dp l('('{' \.flo; 11-. 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' (,\1"\nn S.mllM~'' ·~ '-i.rndlllt l: •!!> S.tmll< l Ph l l. u~ I1Jh l.r •tt t m .amiJtY( \!lanl• ~~ \\ \ II Ili ' 1'11 " lta~ h. K't ~ hlc-,u::o Bird named top player of season double bv Hernandez. two walks. and a base; luad!'d. two-run smg!P by Ron Gan:lenhir>' Aftet U1e Philltes pteked up a run in the third on a smg!e b1 Stone and Von Ha yes' double. the M ets added four morr to dff'Jde the 1ssue Ph1llies' Manager Paul 0wens " He's simply been outstandmg," sa1d Mcts' Manager Davey Johnson. "He'sjustaqualttyhltter When he 's swinging good nobody hits better " Elsewhere. San Otego shell I'd Los Angeles 9-4. Pit tsburgh blanked Chicago 3-0. St. Louis edged :'vlontrea! S-4. Cincmnati shaded San Francisco 2 1 ard !\ tlanta and Houston split a doubleheader. Wi th the Astros winnmg the opener 8-> and the Braves takmg the nightcap 6-4 The Mets took a 2 0 lead m thP seco nd whenMikc Ftt zge r aid smgled and. after two stnkcoulo. wtnnmg ptlchcr Ron Darling singled and moved to second when left ftelder .Jeff Stone bobbled the ball Fttzger ald, who had advanced to third. scor!'d when ca tcher Ozzir Vtrgi l dropp!'d the relay throw f01 another error Darling moved to thtrd and scor!'d on Backman' s smgle Thev made If 4-{) m 1hP third on 1he desr nbed the game as ''another one I woulcln I wnte home about " Starter Charl es Hudson , 7 5, last I'd only three tnnmgs Thr Vlctory wa s the ftft h stra tght \' tctory for flarlmg , 8-3, who became the first M et pttcher to accomplish thai smre Jprry Koosm an m 1976 Padres 9, Dodgers 4 Ca rm ela Ma r!l ncz. T errv Kennedv and Gra1 g !'lct Ues ho mered to lmd a 19 hit assault bY vtsit mg Sar Otego that snapped a four-gam.- Lus Angeles wmrung s tr t•ak Tun Lollar. 7-o got the' ictory as the Padres won thei1 thud stratght game to ex tend then NL West lead to four gam es over Atlanta. Th~ Dodgers fe ll 51, games belund m losmg to San Otego fo r ]U St the third time m nmC' meetmgs thi s season. ~;::======::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; Sports briefs... I BASKE'fiiAIL SAI"T LAKE CITY. U tah IAPIBoston Cclltc fmwarcl Larry l:ltrd was named !he \.vmner of the :vtmm cc Podoloff Trophy as thP Na t1onal Raskrthall AssocJa llon's most 1a luable plavrt In \\'l nnmg rhP award, B11TI tx'<·ame only th e founh plavrr m NBA history to wtn MVP honors for th<' season and t he champtonshtp playoff scm'S New York Kntc k forward Bcr nard Kmg ftmshcd seco nd. foll owPC! b1· E an ' tn "Magtr" .Johnson uf thr 1,os Angclps Lakprs BASEBALL NE W YORK 1i\P1 La n('(' Par r1sh, thP sluggmg ca tcher of tiJ C' Dl'IIO!I T igt•rs, \A.-as namPd Amf'J l ca n : ~eagur Pla)'PI of lhr \V['('k Par tt sh hit 1&1 f01 the weck wtth 1lt! l~' hom<•t sand stx Rl:ll Hr• had a slugging a1 erage of OOR and seer('(] SL'< Hemandf'Z, who shared the N L Most Valuable P laypr Award WJth Willie Stargell m 1979, finiShed the rught hitting _;m with 35 runs batt I'd m He has 13 RBI m his last 14games and is 11 for 22 in h1s last six games run._o;,; own prcvtous world mark tn thr Pvent TENNIS WIMBLED0:'-1. England !API.John McEnroeunpresstvcly opcnPC! thP defPnse of his Wtm bled on smg!PS championship by ehrnlnatlng Aus !! alia's Pa ul McNamee 6-4 6-4 0-i 7l ln othet mat ehes. second-SCf'dPC! J unm) Cormors won in s t1 a 1ght Sf' ts ove1 fell ow Amcriean Llovd Bourne 7-5 7 5. ti-4, and French !)pen champiOn han LendJ \\'as gl\'cn <:1 scare bv vf'leran D1ck Stockton en route to a tough 4-6. 6-0. 0-3, 'l-7, 6-4 Your BEST Insurance Policy 1s a GOOD Agent ~AN ~~rvloea 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 902-6687 \11CfOJY ------------------------------~ r PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN OFFICE LOCATIONS SALT '.A I<t: CITY I AP I _ Thr N EW YORI< 1AP1 Rvnr names of fhrf'f' Boston CPI! tcs of the Sandix'rg. theChJ c,l goCuhs' Sf'COnd pa st adornth<' NatiOna l Bask<'! ball baseman , was namC'd Na twnal i\ssocialton·s m ost Vdluable plmc• League Player of the Weck trophy_ 1\ow a nam e from the Sa ndberg hi! ;;:J6. gomg 1o for 27. PHYSICIAN TELEPHONE LOCATION pr>'Scnt v.tll join them clurmg the wcck wllh three hom<' nJm; HP had. onC' five--hit gamf' and Georgianna Burns. M D., Pediatrtcs 675-1095 " M 0 B." Lally Bml. the matn cog tn Mark Cheng, M.D., Internal Medicme 675-5012 'M 0 Fl" Boston's drtv<' 10 a 15th wm ld drove m seven runs on Sa turdav Young Chot. M .D .. Surgeon 67:>-1666 -~1 () l:l . championship , Mond 'n took his ,tga mst St Louts lsmaei Jamora. M.D • Internal Medicme SWIMMING 675-5!88 'M 0 Fl pl an· alongstdl' other gt·r ,Jt s In 67>-3400 'M 0 B" John Grubb, M .D . Obstetrics-Gynecolog} Cclt tc htst or y bv tx'mg nam('(] INDIANAPOLIS IAPl - John Richard Slack, MD .• Surgeon 675-5267 Hospital wmnp 1 of the 29t h Ma uncr Podoloff Moffet of Costa MPsa. Ca lif . set a 675--<lOOO " M .O 1-l " Shrikant Vaidya, M .D .• Uroiog1st 'II oph y as thP IPaguL's bl'sl player world rf'Cord and quahficd for the John Wade, M.D , Otolaryngologist fo r 1qH:l-84 U.S Oly mptc swunmmg !Pam m the 675-1244 " M 0 B" I n comptlm g 52 fir st place 1otes 100-meter brea ststroke. wht leSteve from a panel of 76 sportswn ter s and ,:l::~u:n::d::q:_:u:_:~:: s t:__::a::lso:::__:_fi_:_ru:_:s_:_h_:_Pd_:__u_n_d_e_'_h_ts--l_·_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-____-_-_ _ _ _ _ __ broadrastPrs who regularly rovrr the 1\"BA. the ~fool9 forward also tx>came onlv thr third non-rC'nlrr to WHAT SHOULD A CHILD BE TOLD ABOUT DEATH? earn thr MVP award 111 the past 2'i Vf'.11'S Oo you expla~n GJandpa s death w1th a la111 !aiel Or do you answertru 'hfu lly and Simply so that the Child may relate hJS grandfath~r s death to taml 1ar th 1ngs fl owers to r ex.ample , whtch ''" i!OW w1ther and !tnally die Tra Umg Btrd mthe ballot tng v. orc Ym k Km ck f01ward Bcmard King. who had 11 fir st place votes. and guard E a n ·in " Magt c" .Johnson of t hP L os Angeles Lakers with five first pl ace votes. Btrd. who had flnt shcd second m the MVPballotlng the las t three seasons. rPCetved a to tal of 652 point s. King had 373 points and Johnson 3J5_ Bird accepted the hono r he!'(' M onday night dunng th<' league's annual awards banquet. The NBA also paid tr ibuli:' to Celtlcs' President and Gener a! Manager Red Auerbach by narnlng itsannualcoachoftheyearaward in his honor. Auerbach has been r esponsible for Boston's titles, etther as a coach or general manager, by collecting such talent as previous MVP winners BobCousy , Bill Russell and Dave Cowens ... ·- --- ..--~ We believe the flowe1 example can be undmtood by the ch1ld because tt relates to th1n1s he's seen and can gJasp flow ers ." you may explam . " don I hve a long l1me but we like them wh1le we have them Grandpal •ved a lon1 lime and you and he had many iOOd !Jmes !Oielher But l< ke the flowers he too d1ed . We will remember h1m wrth love wont we? " The chtld needs to understa nd that what has happened JS a natural course of events - like the seasons and the mmg and se111ng of the su n He comes closer to hiS family throuih such honest mvolvement matunng as he f1nd s h1 s own sad ness ts shared and understood We have books and vtdeo tapes avaliable at the funeral home that we would like to share w1th you concern1ng th1s subJect !?Jlr.uob"njJ- ~oatJ-PJJ/oroe, ffrmMDl Yfome 1614) 992-5141 MIDOLEPORT. OH IO -- : l Physician's at Pleasant Valley Hospital are In the proce88 of I relocating their ofllces from the ground noor of the Hospital to the new I Medical Office Building. As a convenlence to our patlenta, Pleasant I Valley Hospital wUl publish the physician's office locations until the : relocation to the ne\\ Medical Olliee Building "M.O.B." 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I> Majors ch k• work h,l"' rC'plan'Ci trJdl11o na l blur -c olldr work as thf' largC's t ' mg lf' occ upational ra t('gon, a bsorbmg c!lmost half of thr malf' work fo1C'P and two -third s of thf' fp rnalc l'hf' IJ<~rltlto nal un1on movr m ent , of wh1ch the AFL-CIO ts the largest and most v1sible componenl , w as thP pr oduct of and has m atnt atnf'd 1ts base 111 the very old hnf' mdu o;; tnes that are tn dec !ln(' Unions h ave been slow and not notabl y successful in orgamzlng the arras of greatest employment growth women, minorities. services. high tech Under the heavy hand of old plumber George Meany. there appeared to be Nnle Interest within the AFL CJO In doing so That changed with the accession of Lane Kirkland to the throne, but the movement forward Is still more of a lurch than a stride. This is the context In which the Wipc'd that (1 \Jl M(•t gs IIC'd II il ~-9 with two 1n thf' Sf'VC'nth dnd had dn Scoreboard ... !\l>'io n Clf'ri ral l-3 over weekend IS In thf' Sif'Cond gc~ mf' \ll f'Jgs )ump!'d out to a 'l-0 lead aft<' ' fo u1 inrungs but c1 Sf'\f'n-run South f1f1h Spi1T1<~"11 plmf'd 111 sf'n.lf'f' industltf'S lh. ln m I hf' p1 odurl ion of goods ThP spn 'ICf' ~f'C' tOJ 1s Jddmg .thou t h.lif a m11l1on JObs a VC'at CIS bases alter hilling a home run on ihe first pitc h In the first inning of their game in Candlestick Park Monday nighL ( AP Laserphoto) • Meigs Legion + l c~ • m ovr ment dPCJdPd to rnha nre 1t s po lilt ca l clout w tth a morP det'IS IVP vo iw m thr part v of ch01ce Alt ho ugh tht' umon movem('nl slill romrn cmds Jm m enseorgant za tional and f1nandal resour CE's, t hf' clrds to n camC' out of weakness is not known as an opposite-fteld power hitter. and came to rest beyond the left -fi eld wa ll for a three-run . fourth-inrung homer that propeUed the N ew York Mets into an B-11ead Monday night. They parlayed that into a 10-5 v ictory over the Philadelphia Philhes to movE> mto a one-game lead m the National League East race. " It wasn' t the pilch 1 want ed ... Hernandez explamed, no tmg that Phtladelphta' s Veterans Stadtum ts an mvttmg httter s park In m ost orher park~ 11 \\OUid havr been a sacnftCf> fly, hP figur!'d "I'm htttmg cons"t enlly now li ke I did whm I had m y good years m 1979. 19~ ard 1~1 . " sa td HPrnan dcz. w ho also doubled and scored three run s. "Also, it helps when the No. 1 1Wally Backman t and No 2 1Mookic Wilson 1 men arc gctt mg on base" nandez \ldv. "'lu• l1 nn1 -r u nnf'I b\ acc!ama t1on In p 1oc tt c.11 po l111 es en:'n mtf' t rst g 1oups hf'fl gr hf' l s But thrn . tht s ha s co nst dt•r ahl\ lrss to do wil h pracflcal pol 11 1rs th.Jn With a changing economv - and m a btL" Krenchicki's clout gave the Reds a 16-9 record m one- run deciSions, while the Gtants dropped to ll-lBln such games Brad Wellman singled and eventually scored on AI Oliver's smgle m the fifth avcnlng a San Francisco shutout. Clark was placed on the 15-day dtsabled ltst today and ·.vas replaced by outftelder Dan Gladden. a 404 hitter for Phoentx in the Pacific Coast League Oark IS though! to have cartilage damage in his knee, the extent determmlng whether he lAlii be out a mintmumoftwoweek s Laskey did his best to bnghten the occasion, posting hiS first complete game In 21 starts and extending his streak ofwalkless mnnlngs to36 2-3, but Reds' pitchers Jpff Russell and Ted Power, 4-4. were more effective. " It's nice to fmally get a complete game and not to be walking people, but those things really don't mean anything," Laskey satd . "The only thing that counts Is wmnJng, and I dldn 't do that" Milner belted his second leadoff homer in two games, gettmga break when Laskey slipped while releasmg the ball "It was a pretty fat fastball ," Milner sald. "But Laskey pi!ched an awfully tough game" Etght lnnmgs later, Krenchickt plant!'d another fa stball mto the scats in right field for his fourth homer. cracking the f tP " I wa s just looking for a ball to drive." hesatd, "It was a fastball. up • Mets back In first after 10-5 romp " Don Graff The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 ~- · .. ~ .. ------- ~- --· . - Your que st1ons and comments on th1 s and other subJects are welcome - '" provate or pub!Jcly through thiS column JAMES SIMPSON WILLIS BlOWER �f'emeroy ---. Tuesday, June 26, 1984 Middleport, Ohie Moffet establishes mark in swim trials By STEVE HERMAN AP Spoota Writer John INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Moffet's world-record perl\>l11'18DCP ln the men's 100-meterlreaststroke gave him a spot on the U.S. Olympic swlmmlng team. Only slightly less ln Importance was an end to a string otsecond-placeflnlshes to perennial rival Steve Lundquist. "Sure it was frustrating," the 19-year-old Stanlord University Jun· lor said of his llve-year pursuit of Lundqulst, whose year-old world record he broke dw1ng Moriday's opening round of Olympic Trials. " But now, If I'm the favorite, tllat's fine with me." Moffet and Lundq ulst qualltled for next month'sOiympic Carnes at Los Angeles with their 1-2 tlnlsh on Monday, the first of six days of competition at the Indiana Univer· slty Natatorium. Mouet had a tJrne of 1 minute, 2.13 seconds, while Lulllk!ulst was clocked at 1:02.16. The previous world remrd was 1: 02.28, set by Lundquist at last summer's Pan American Garnes In real good. Itelt goodwithmystroke, but I died a Utile coming horne. Other 1t1an that, the race went as I wanted It to. I lost mobility In my anns and legs and felt like I was bogging down ln the water the last 5-10 meters. I just wanted to get to Ve~~~Wela. " It was kind of nice having SOOlethlngplzyslcallntrontotme. It was something to go tor, " said thewaU." Lundqulst su!fered a shoulder Injury Ina water skllngaccldentlast Mdfet, who had never beaten Lundquist In tllat event ln a major ~. " But I dldn'tlook at him as a goal. I tried to think of where I wanted to bt> myself, 001 to key just surruner. Only four events were contested on Monday. Today's schedule Included the men's 100 bu tterfiy and 400 Individual medley, and the women's :.nJ freestyle and m breaststroke. Mike Heath, who set an American record of 1: 48.58 ln the men's m freestyle preUmlnarles Monday morning, lowered his own record in the finals with a time of 1:47.92. The world record of 1: 47.55 was set two on him.'' Moffet, of Costa Mesa, Calif., finished behind Lundquist ln the 1982 World Championships and the 1983 Pan American Games. Lundquist, 23, also beat Moffet ln Monday morning's prelimlnarles. In the llnals, Moffet said: "I felt wee1<s ago by West Germany's Michael Gross. The second u.s. Olympic spot ln the~ freestyle went to Jeff F1oat, 24, of Sacramento, Call!., who !lnlshed with a time of 1: 49. 70. Tracy Caulkins of Nashville, Tenn., who hopes to quallty for six Individual events and two Olympic relays, easUy won the women's 400 Individual medley. Her time of 4: 4l.T.l was far ahead of the other Olympic qualifier, Sue Heon of Clarks Sununlt, Pa., who was timed at4: 46.3'7. Caulkins was entered In today's ~ breastroke. Nancy Hogshead, 22, of JacksonvUle, Fla., won Monday's 100 freestyle In 56.03 seronds and made the Olympic team along with 16-year-old Carrie Stelnselfer of Saratoga, Calli. Transactions j' r· MSEI!AlL Na.donll.l l~ (lt iCAGO ( iJBS-Piae«t Lam Durham. first ba~an. oo thr l ~Kia)· dl.sciblf'd ll'lt Purchilst'd thl• ron tnK' I o f ThOO Ek.t&lcy, ourfl<'l<k"'". from low ;, or thl:• lurwr1can A!&X·IatUn CH .\MP IN ACTIO:-./ - Top seed .John Mt·Enrtll', the defend· ing c hampion. swPeps in to return a s hot from Pett:>r Ml'Namct> during their Men's Sin gles match on the ( 'e ntre Cour t a t Wimhl edon. Monday . ~1<-Enroe won 6-4 6-4, 6-7. (1\P Laserphoto) LOUIS fMIDINAI.$-AnOOJ!n'd lh <J I BoiJ f'O('!.('tl , pifi' hPL wiiJ bf' lost IO lhC' ~"T. tf'am for One seed falls :~s action begins In '84 Wimbledon By MARKS. SMJI'II i\s.'iOCiated Press Writer WIMBLEDON , E ng land I APlIn sharp contras t with last year's tournament, when a host of seeds we nt tumbling out on opening day, · · ihis year's Wimbledon tenn is cham pionships began much kinder 10 tlw : top players. Just one seed was tripp<'C! up in Monday's first round match0s No. 10 Anders .Jarryd of Swedm , ft'lled bv . . Scot! Davis of Santa Monica. (a lit. Form appeared in litt le danger . today. The women's competition· celebrating its centennary- was to take Center Cou11 wit h Martina Navra lilova opening defense of he r title against Peanut Louie. the 23-year-old righ t ·ha ndcr from Sa n Francisco. The British bookies hav0 mad0 : Navratllova , the Fr0nch Open and _ Grand Slam champion , the most prohibitive favorite smce World ; ~ar II to rega in her c rown - a nd bt>gin her ques t for yet a nother Grand Slam collec tion of Wim bledon, the U.S., Australia n and French titles. dotf. He explained tha t a t a previous news co nference. a Brit ish T V rep011r·r had puf]X)scly tried to s tir him up and Ihen aired his responses out of context. Till' club sa id il ''PXJX~ ·t :-; to (U SPS H5-tHIO) Publlshf'd evcry afternoon. Mond ay throu2h Friday, 111 Coun SlrN't. by the O hio Vaii Py Publishing Co mpany Mul limE'dla, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohlo45769, ~l - 2156. Second <"lass postag<' paid at Po· m Proy, Ohio Memb<>r: The Assocla ted Prt>ss. Inl and Dally Press Assocloll on and t h(' American Nt>wspaper P ubliShPrs A ssoc iation. Na ti o na l Advt:>r ll s ln~ R PpreSf'ntatlvf' , Bran ha m Newspapt>rSa les, "ill Third AVC'nue, New York. New POSTMAST ER : Sl>r.d a ddr{'SS to ThP Da lly St>ntlrlf' l. 11 1 Cou rt St. , PomProy, Ohlo -15769 . 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I ~ ,; \\'f'('k-, ... 515.60 $.11.20 ~2 Wf'f' __ ' '_ _ _ _ _ _ _.._·· S59.RO ... rt•solvP 1hf' maltf'r in thf' nPar futun•. " w orst loss sine(' m ov ing to Oa kl<Jnd from Ka nsas Cil y in 19611 wit h a 16-0 pounding . The Roya ls had 17 hit s lu back Gubicza ·s thn•t•- hit grm. giving th P youngs tPr somP ran• offpns ivP suplX)t1 - his tPammatPs had scored a lola ! of siJr runs in his sevc-n Jos&-s. But Monday nighl. Cuhicza , 4-j_ was up R-0 after on0 inning " In the dugout. they kept aski ng me if f had enough runs now," hP sa id , recal ling t hat in his last start at Oa kland he had faced a 4-0 df'!ic it before recording an out en muff' to an 8-1 loss."Thp w holP wppk I was geared up for this game. I was fl>rrible that last s tart agatnst : Oakland. They pr<•tty much Pmba rrasSI'd mf'. l wanted to show them 1 was a better pitche-r . An eight -run POMEROY- There will bt> an A. A. meeting Thursday from 7:30 p .m. to 8:30 p .m . at the Pomeroy Senior Citizens Center. For information call949-2425. POMEROY - The Wildwood Garden Club will ml'l't a t 7:30 p.m . .June 'J:l ln the Forest Run Church . The Women's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church of Middleport will meet at 7:30p.m . Thursday. Program will bt> given by Group 1. POMEROY - Eastern Local Board of Education will meet in special session Wednesday at 6: 30 p.m. to discu ss personnel and building. Reunion set ROYAL OAK PARK - The annual Beaver reunion will be held Sunday, July 1, at Royal Oak Park. Descendants, r Pia tives and friends of the late Fannie and Charles Beaver are invited. Pol luck lunc h will bt> seJVed a t noon. Ice cream social LONG BO'ITOM - An " old fashioned" Ice cream social will be held Saturday, July 14 at the Long Bottom Community BuildIng with serv ing to begin at 4 p.m . Flavors wW include vanilla. chocolate . lemon and plncapple. Hot dogs. pie and cakewiU a lso be sold. There will a lso be entertainm ent. Persons must bring own mntainers for take home o rders. Calendar pial<'." said A' s Manager .lnckif' F: ISI.•whcrc. Da\'P Winfie ld upped hi s maj or-leag-ue leading batting average to ..16H wi th a >- for o ni ght as the YankPf"s d ownf'fl !X>troit 7-.1: POMEROY - The mo nthly meeting of the Arne ric an :..eglon Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39 of Pomeroy has been rescheduled for Thursday, June 28 Instead of !he regular Tuesday night meetlng. Eighth District President HeiPn Hampson will be a guest a nd will install officers of the unit. Quilt show Hos ton IJC'CJI Balt imor C' 7-4: T rxas took C..1lif"ornia ~---~ in 11 innings; MtlwaukN.• swept a doubleheader from Toronto 2-1 and ~-4. and S('attlr u(X'nch ' ' Chica go~~ I. ATHENS - An Athens arts center is presenting a traditional The Ohio Lottery Commission and the State of Ohio wish to thank the thousands of Ohio Lottery Sales Agents who have helped make rhe Lottery's first ten years so successful. And thanks to you, too - the millions of folks who play the Lottery games. Without your support, there could be no Lottery. We look forward to your continued support of rhe Lottery in the years to come. \'ookees i , 'l'igr•,.,; :1 Winfield, who hit ..JKl aga inst L>t•t roil last season . is 1.3-for-19 di84i thC' T igers. Winfielrl' s two-run double tied the scon• :t-:1 in the bottom of the Play Ohio lottery games at these Lottery Sales Agents* in your neighborhood. Check the zip code for the Agent nearest you. SP\'rnl h, and hf' r Jc('() homP from S('('Ond with th<• go-a hC'ad run wh£>n [l<'tmil fai led to complete an inning-t"nding doublp play . An in ning la lpr, hr• came throug h with a baSPS-Ioark'C!. two-run sing le to comple te his thin! five-hit night of the year. ' 'I'm knocking the tar out of the hall ." WinfiPid sa id . lead in the ftrst inning takes a lot out of a team ." The8.() ma rgin wa s built aruund a Red Sox i, Orioles 4 .: three-run homer by frl'Orge Rl'f'tl Tony i\tmas extended his hitting ~ and Don Slaught' s two-run sing!<' strl:'ak to eig ht games with a t hird-lnning tripl0. then added a : aga inst Oak land s ta r ter Ri ll Krueger. >-3, who did not record an two-ru n douhle in the sixth following out . fu>Uever Corman He lmueller a 0.3-minuteraindclay in Baltimore-. gave up the Royals' second eig ht Armas. who has a career averageof runs - lncludlng a three-run home just .315 against 13altimore- 52 hits run by MVE Balboni. in 254 a t bats- has found the range Things got so out of hand that for 17 hom e runs and 40 runs baited : HelmueUerwas lilted with two out in in aga inst thP Orioles in 47 games. Armas started the game tied for · the seventh for rlghl fielder Garry : ; Hancock .Hancock. who las t pitched the American League home run ·.· ln an amat1'Ur league In Florida, lead with 19and has driven ln20runs < retired all four ba tters he faced on a In Ills last l7 games for a total of 5.1 ::grounder and three Oy balls. He Is hitting so welllha t not even the : "I used two pitches, " he said, " my Inclement weather bothered him. "When you're swinging the bat : fastball and my deadflsh fastball ." -:: The deadfish fastball, he explained. pretty good," Armas said, "I don't think rain can stop you." • changes speeds. Mark Clear picked up his first :: "The only problem with that ," save of Ihe season and the only Red .: teased teammate Btu Almon, "Is : your d ead fish fastball is as fast as Sox save by anyone other than Bob Stanley. :• your regular fastball." Ken Singleton singled for his : "Hancock has thrown bat tJng : practice lor us and has done a good 2,!XXIU1 m ajor league 1111 In the · • jtlb of getting the ball over the seventh Inning . Zip #45614 - BIDWELL Colltell s Grocery Sl Rt. 160 & 554 Zip #45620 - CHESHIRE Joe's PIZZa Matn St . Gall tpoli s Foodla nd 252 3rd Ave Ptc-Pac ot Ga lhpohs 735 Second Ave Last Chance Carry -Out 99 Pine St. Zip #45760 MIDDLEPOR1 Sears Catalog Store North 2nd Ave . Tony's Carty out 21 Mill St. Waugh 's Groce ry Eureka Star Route B. & G. Ma rket 913 4th Ave HPS Ace Hardware 407 Pearl St. Zip #45771 RACINE Eber's Gu ll St. Rt. 124 Vtllage Pharmacy 271 N. Sec ond St. Wa~d Cross Sons Country Carry Out & Delt Zip #45623 - CROWN CITY Upper Rte . 7 Eagle Rock Inn Fast Stop food Mart Rt. 2 Eureka Star Rl. DJ s Mrnt Market Vtllage Qu1ck Shop Stale Route 7 Rl.2 Zip #45631 - GAlliPOLIS Gall!polts Ice House 715 l si Ave . The Ca1un Room 455 p, ke (Rt 7) Sh ammys Onve Inn 605 W. Mar n St. Ohto Vall ey Foodland 520 Jack son Ptke Fruth Pharmacy 364 Jackson Pike Gillingham Drug Store 762 Second Ave . Zip #45656 DaVIS Market 445 S. Front OAK HILl Jean's Carry Out Rl. 4 Zip #45769 POMEROY 7-33 Carryoui 1600 Nye Ave. 2ip #45674 - RIO GRANDE Vance's Sohto Stat10n Route 4 Ri o Mini Marl West College Ave C&D Penn zoi l Route 3 Gloeckners Cafe 110 E. Main St. 1HURSDAY POMEROY - American Legion Auxiliary. Drew Webste r Post 39 monthly m eeting. rescheduled from Tuesday. Dunc an' s Grocery St. Rl. 68 1 909 E. Matn Zip #45775 - RUTLAND Frye's Pe nnzo11 138 Sa le m Sl Rutlan d Hardware 822 Main St. Zip #45779 - SYRACUSE Codner's Se rv1ce Statio n Rl. 124 quilt show thro ugh July 5. The Dairy Barn Southeastern Ohio Cultural Arts Center \1111 exhibit a lmost 80 of t he region's new and antique quilts. Ice cream social set POMEROY - The Trinity Church of Pomeroy will sponsor an ice cream social Thursday and Friday from 11 a. m . tmtil 8 p.m. daily. Homemade Ice cream and hoi fudge lopping, sandwiches, cole s law, baked beans, pctalo salad and pie will bt> sold . Quarts of ice cream are ~>Ping sold today and orders may be placed by calling 992-3172 between noon and 8 p.m. Flavors ava il a ble are chocolate, va nill a, peach, lemon, s trawberry, pi neapple and banana. Meeting postponed Trustees to meet RUI1AND- The youth of the Rutland Church of God will bt> ha ving a car wash at the church 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m . .June 30. The ptice is $3 a car. Proce«ls will benefit the youth going to c hurch cam p. Moore. " I t was sit ·h<-1ck -ancl -bitf'1hP... bull r t -limP .. tJ1is Sf\a.son aga inst WEDNESDAY RtrrLAND - The Rutland Junior Flemen will meet Wed· nesday, June '1:1. Members to bring tickets and ticket money. Thursday POMEROY Twin City Shrlnettes will meet Thursday, at 7: 30p.m . at tbt> home of Mary Grueser. MIDDLEPORT - FeeneyBennett Legion and Auxiliary Post l28 of Middleport wUI hOld a meetlng Wednesday . A potluck supper will bt>gin at &: 30 p.m. with the meetings beginning at 7:30p.m. Car wash in 16 years By BARRY WILNER AP Sports Writer The las! time rookie Mark Gubicza faced Oakland. he was humiliall'C!. This time. Gubicm 's Kansas Cit y tmmma tes did thr e mbarrassing . The Roya ls handr<J 1he i\ 's then· TUESDAY POMEROY - The Ladles Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital will meet at 7 p .m . Tuesday In the hospital dining room. Anyone lnterested Ls welcome . York 10017 . :. A's suffer worst ~::loss Calendar Happenings A Dh·hdun of Multimed ia , Inc. OnP WPf' k By The Bend SALISBURY Salisbury township trustees will hold its regular meetlng July 2, beginning at I p.m. a t the residence of the cle rk, Wanda Ebbins, Laurel Cllff Road. The meeting is open to the public. Neville reunion PT. PLEASANT - The Neville reunion \\1li be held July 28 a t Krodel Park in Point Plea sant , W.Va. The event gpls undeJway at noon. EveryonE" is requested to bring a bas ket dinnf'r. Missionary service MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Independent Holiness Church will have a S]ll'Cia l missionary seJVice at 7:30 p. m . June 29 with Brother Victor Nelson of the Bahamas. Simpson birthday noted recently An open house honored G ret ta Simpson on her 80th bl.t1hday June 10. The event was hosted by her children and their families . Hosts were: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Simpson Sr .. Mr. and Mrs. William Hayman , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Simpson, chUdren; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Simpson Jr., Shawn,BrucleandSharleSeymour, Marjorie Pierce, Wesley and Bobby Pierce Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Mike Haymour, Tate, Travis and Tassica Omitted Haymou r, Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Shuler, Jason and Vanissa Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Simpson. Becky and Matthew Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Roi>Prt Stemple, SteHle a nd Jamie Stemple, Mr. and Mrs. David Shuler, Teresa Shuler, Lori a nd Diane Simpson; grandchildre n a nd grea t-grandchildren. Refreshments of c ake, pastel mints, hors de'ourvers, coffee and punch were served. One-hundred fifty guests a tte nded. George Sorden Is a ttending basic Jac k, Karen. Kristen and J .P. tralnlng in Lockland Air Force Stanley were unintentlonaUy omit- Base, Texas Sorden Is a 1984 graduate of Me igs ted from those attending the Laurel Cliff Freewtll Methodtst Church High School. He Is being trained for an electronic career. picnic. Slinderella Rose Garden Club The F'ive-Points Class of Sllnderalia met Monday and honored Genevieve Richard for losing the most weight last week. Lois Ann R.el tmlre lost the m ost weight in the Monday nig ht Mason class. PearUe Kern was runner-up. Mrs. Keam~ was accepted into the Sllm-N-Trim Program for reaching her goal weight. For more information, call JoAnn Newsome. 992-3382_ Forest Run UMW The Forest Run United Methodist Women met recently in the home of Kathleen Scott. Mary Kay Roush assisted. Details of the trip to the Red Bird Mission in Kentucky October 1-3 were given . It was decided lo have the a nnual picnic In the churchyard. Thirty-two sick calls were repcrted. A white elephant sa iP was he ld during the meeting . A program, "G ifts of the Holy Spirit ," was presented. Scripture readings and a discussion followed. Attending were Mae Holter, E rma Rousn, Faye Wiggins, Ca· rolyn Salser, Edith Sisson, Ada Nease, Evelyn Hollon, Sandi HawIcy, Mary Nease, Hilda Yeauger, Betty Blackwood; Hortence Frankie , Marybelle Warner, Frances Webt>r and Clara Baer, guests. Reedwille UMW The Reedsville United Methodist Women met r ecently in the chu rch basement. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer. Sue Reed led devot ions on the topic "Who We Are to ScJVe." Reed also sang, "Service." Marle ne Putman led the business m eeting. Twenty-nlne shut-in ca lls were reported. Virginia Wa lton expressed her thanks for kindness s hown at herbrother's death. The club announced a bake sa le for July 7. June and July birthd ays were ol:.;eJVed. No meetings will bt> held lnJulyor August. Mamie Buckley will host the September meeting. Attending were :.tary Alice Blce, Leona Ruth. Dorothy Cashdollar. Angie Reed. Sue Reed, Walton. Dolly Reed, Buckley, Nola Young, Vema Rose, Vivia n Hwnphrey, Pal Martin , Putman and Lillian P ickffis . The annual picnic of the Ra;e Garden Club of Tuppers Plains was held rE«!ntly ln the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout, with Vercla Stout assisting. Hazel Bamhlll read the Beautltudes as devotions. Plans were made for a trip to Blennerhassett Island July 19. The travellng prize, donated by Grace Stout, was won by Doris Koenig . Concerned citizens Thirty persons a ttended a meet lngof concerned citizens on June 19. at the Meigs County Flargrounds. Action Is contlnuing on behalf of Marilyn Goodnlte It was reported. The next meeting Is Tuesday, J une 26, at7p. m . We Buy & Sell Stocks Ph. 446-2631 Four Con v~ nit:nl L(kationM $1 per rnemher to the (pntpnnlal Fund. President Nellie Parker announced mission schools in Ohio Northern U niverslty and Redbird Mission. A birthdav card for a Tokyo missionary, Shirley Juten, was signed. A discussion was held on the topic, "W" are yet part of thf' mission parade." Refreshments were served by Martha Elliot and Osle Mae Foll rod. The next m('('ting will be .July 17. Berlin 's "God Bless Amen ca ." A candlelight ceremony concluded the program . Presiding over the business meeting was Kathryn Mora. Fl!teen mernbt>rs were present and 51 shut-in and s ick calls were reported . A potluck picnicwlllbt>heldforthe next meeting July 5 in the Mora residence, beginning at noon Alfred UMW Wdies Auxiliary The Alfred United Methodist Women met June 19 in the church . The group discussed Homecoming, a commun ity \V~ i ncr roast a nd the July servicf' in Arcadia . Seventy-five s ick calls were rC'ported. The society voted to donate Fourth of Julv plans WPIY' the topic of discussion for the RacinP i_.a dies Aux iliary of the Volunteer Firf' Department . P la ns include homemade ic<' Cf('am , a raffle for a gas barbecue, a monPy hat and a pocket lady . Birthday for the month is Thelm" Wa lton. Refreshmpnt s were served by Jean Johnson and Pat Brown. Philathea The Middleport Church of Christ Phllalhea Women met recently to honor deceased members of the group. A song and a prayer opened the meeting. Officers Dorothy Roach, Farle Cole and Thelma Boyer. The group plans to furni sh the dessert for an evening m eal in church ca mp. Reported on the sick list were Viola Edwards, Conley Cole. Bob Melton and He len Reynolds . Roach gave the memoria l ser· vice, using "The Lord is my Shepherd." Clyda Allensworth helped with seJViet•. G uests were Bea Stewart a nd Carol Wolfe . Others attending wf're: Mary Bailey , RPva Beach, Hildred Car son , Ellamore Daugherty, Clarice Erwin, Martha Haggerty. Grace Hawley, Mildred Hawley, Eleanor Lohse. Betty McKinley, Evelyn Murray, Rose Reynolds, Francis Roush and Mabel Wa lburn. Chester UMW Highlighting the Chester United Methodist Women meeting was a patriotic program. The program was presented by Altona Karr and Bernice Bailey. P atriotic music preceeded the meeting. The group sang "The Battle Hymn of the Republic ." A responsive reading was presented. The life of liVing Berlln was s wnmarized by He len Wolf. Wolf was joined by the group in singing GRADUATE - Gloria Lynn graduatro from Wesrervtlle North High School in Colwnhtt•. Grover previously attended Meigs High School. She l• the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Grover of Rutland. Attending W<'re he r parents, a sister, Ginny Barrett uf Lan~ ville and Leta Hall ol Pomeroy IUid a neit'<', SU'phanle Barrett. Grover was Wedding portponed Due to a fami ly illness. theJ une30 marr iage of G le nda Gum a nd Stephen Fink has been pcstponed . · The bridal s howe r wa s also postpcned . .------------....!------------ Senior Center explained to group The Meigs County Multi-purpose Senior ~ent er was f£'C'E'ntly ex- pla ined to the Lutheran Church District Convention ln Huntington. W.Va by themunty's coordinator. J eanne Braun. coordinator. and Myrtle Sisson. an RSVP volunteer , expla ined the cos! effectiveness of the cente r. The center coordinates all aging programs undf'r one seJVice wnbrell a . Braun said. The RSVP program uses the reti ree's special talents and e nergies in community endeavors, she added. She receives personal satisfaction from seJVing the community needs through RSVP, Sisson sa id . Sisson has worked in special education and e le m entary school classrooms as we ll as for the Ame rica n Red Cross Bloodmobile a nd weekly therapy for a young child. Pooler-Wolfe reunion held The Pooler Wolfe Reunion was he ld recently in the Cheste r Fire House. After a bas kf't dinner. it was decided Edgar a nd Lena Pullins will bt> in charge of thP reunion next June . W.H . Will was honored for traveling the fart hest and for ~>Ping the oldest father present. BW Pooler had Ihe mosl children present. Attending were: Dohrman, Phyl lis. Kim and Josh Reed; Jean Sexson: Jeff and Marcy Hedrick; Judy Wolfe: Inez Pooler: the Pullins: Emerson, VIrginia. Law renee and Lisa Pooler; Diana Pullins: Kathy Hively; Robt>rt and Betty Jackson; Edwin Bailey; James Osborne: Auline Seabolt : Mrs. Jack Cather: Faye and Alfred Wolle: Edith and Mabt>l King: Viola Teegarden: Caryl Pooler: Woody , VIcki. Va lerie, Tara and Philip Woods; Gladys Wolfe: Lela Windon; Patricia Erwin and children; Maxine Hetger : April. Kim a nd Jamie Wiener; Bill, Sharon. Billee and Terry Pooler; Debbie Putman; Brian and Becky Wade; W.H . Will; Gle nroy and Olive Wolfe;· Clive Wolfe: JimandSandyNPlson: Don . Julia . Jerem y and Dina Combs: Edna Walker: Sharon Hartman. Craig Hartman; Sheila. Nathan and Jason Arnold ; Willard, Lois and Becky Ebersbach. Bring In thlo od ond wo'll give you 1 FREE tull-olze mower ond hitch whon you buy ono olth111 top-VIIuo tractore. 1200 SERIES • Priced hundreds less tha n the competition PIUI, free $575" 42 " mower with this ad' • Smoot h dual·control no·clutch 1:!:::=:=~~,_...__ hydrostatic dritJe, or energy·sav1ng 9-speed aU-gear dnve • Choice of 12 o r 17 hp Kohler "Ou1et· Pack'" engtne • Du al range. Hi 'Lo d1Heren tial . • RusHree body And much , much more 200-300 pounds m o re work1 ng weig ht t~an most of the compett tton 1 Real va lue plus tree $660" 48 ~ mower and hitch w1th this ad 1 t Up to 19" ground clearance t More than 20 husky Power K1ng attachments . t Chandra Dekar, M.D. of Radiotherapy, Inc. OF PARKERSBURG ANNOUNCES Ask Us! An Equal Opportunity Employe r Area groups gather for meetings Attending basic And IMt Save Ybu When We Do Ill • As of May I, 1984 Tuesday, June 26, 1984 Poge-5 The Dailv Sentinel Perhaps the only extraordinary development took place off court, whe n top seed a nd defending champ John McEnroe called an official of the All-England Law n Tennis club "very nice" and then det·lared to repcr1ers that from now on. he was going to " le t my racket do the talking." The kind words Wf're for B=er Hadingham. cha irman of the All F: ngtand c lub. who had jus! written a le tter to Ihe fiery New Yorker's father promis ing no "witch hunt " a l Wunbledon over J ohn' s notorious tantrums at line calls . McEnroP certainly gavE' no cause for a ny Monday as he bested Paul McNam('('&4, 0-4,0-7.6-1. But aflf'rward, McF:nroe refu sed to appear at the obligatory posl m rnch news confcrcncP until the tf'levision camer as wen:> switche- thP nnli.lln<k>r of ttl(> Sl'aSOn The Daily Sentinel .,..~ ·· - . ;y"',.- t All·gear dnve lor full power delivery . • 14 or 18 hp Kohler engine, welded steel fra me t Handle b1g yard and gar · den chores faster' The Associaton of SRINI VASAN, M.D. For The Practice of Radiation Oncology Hurry! Offer expires June 30. 1984 Effective July 1, 1984 REED'S COUNTRY STORE 800 GARFIELD AVE. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. PH. (304) 424-2744 4th & Main St. Phone 378-6125 Reedsville �1984 Ohio Tuesday, June Fathers honored by Philathea The Phllalhea Women of the Church of Christ held a Father-Son banquet recently In the church. The blessing for the meal was given by Richard Gilkey. Mildred RJiey welcomed the guests to the dinner. Recognized for the oldest attend· lng was Ted Riley and Wilbur Theobald. 11le youngest father was Steve Gerlach. 11le lathers \\ith the mast children were Marvin Kelly, Carl Nelson and Ron Ash. Two readings, " Father" and "Toought of y estf'rday" were read. AI Hartson sang solo, "This Is M y Father's World." 11le trio of Des! Jeffers,BillandRodneyBaileysang " When 1 Met the Master." Another solo was sung by Glenn Evans. Attending were: Osby and Adam Martin, Ted and Ted Riley Jr., BID and Rodney Bailey, Jim, Jared, Aaron and Adam Sheets, Ron and Keith Ash, BID and GlennMcDanlel, Raymond and Da\id Cole, Mike, Steve and Wendell Gerlach, Larry, ho!llf' of Stevt>n Grady with six dub members and two advisors pn>senl Thret• Items or Wslness that were dlscus._'lf'd and approv€d wer£' a car wash, a naturE' hike at Forked Run Lake, and 4 H camp A report was given on child atxiuctlon by Gary Wolf and was prest> nted by a video tape on thlc; subj('('t RK-rl>atlo n frn:ludtod S'A1mmJng and rt.>fr{'S h menu lncludPd a 001 dog cookout for all mem ber s of thf'club Thefl€'xt mt:'f'tinRwUI bP June 26 - Kevin G rad). , Reportf>r ' '.../' y Start From 12'Kl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Srzes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses BENEFIT SHOW PlANNED - Tickejs are now on sale lor a Oltlntry \tusk Night \\i th .Johnny Rus.<;eU and Sheh Wooley , aho\c. ll<•nefil• from the show will henelit the GaUia·Mt>igs Fraternal Order of Police. 'llle mn<·ert wtll he at 6 p m . and~ p.m . •July 13. ticket.• In Nelson's Drugs or Fruth Pharmacy. Also featured for the evening wiD be Roger Sullivan and the Sweet Mountain Sound. 'llle show Is oo-sponsored by the FOP and WMPO radio station. - B )" ' (~Ui t· 11 adwr Sund a\ Schc.o l Jllt•nd.trH ~ Ju m• 10 wa o;; )4 c hur c h c~ l h·nd lll<t· H dS 2~ Un Ju nf' 1- '-' und ,t \ Sc.ho()] at tend ancf' v. as \7 r hur l h J 11Pnfi ~ an cf' " as Chu 1ch odmt m str~ttl\f' hoar d m £> t .June 6 \, Jth lhaJJma nThPim a H enderson tn c haT g(• Ol hf' rs prt•s f'n l \.\('I f' Rev ·\t (' h( •t F !rllf' ll<'(' \ If! N"l UMW ro nducted serv1res .tl -\ 1cadta Nu r'i mg H omr Jun e 12 lot l'nct• A. nn AJX' n CC'r was leade r \ tn.~ H n t1m so n . o r ga m st I cy Tay.~ rr g ~t'>f' thr opcmng praye r All J•llnPd tn group smgJng Don s f r pa d the 2~tr d P sa lm P.-trker rPad T he Flag Spt•a ks Others a ff e ndmg WE'r E' llt l lln grT '\f'litf' An n SPf'nCPr l.lo\ d DJ!lm g£ •r \;Jnd Robmson. and ~ l'l l!t ' Pd r kf'r Top ics d J sc ussf~d wt ' J P B thl( S< hool Ho m e(:orrun~ ('hurch of fJ cc•rs Jml com rru llt-'l's m"<odPd tr udr Rob mso n. f ,(_•J Clar a FollrOO , -..('\ Pn fath Prs fla sh lig ht s o n Moth t'r " J) ;t\ S hP TE'dd '' F'a rhrrs " bv flc ](·n S tC' In<' T R tCC' cl a sS Whi <: h Slctrt ' Ill S4:>p!Pnl bl't Wolf Pen happenings Mot her ' s Da \ a long v. 1111 t hl' ~·a..-..: t h birthda y of Donald (,U ps 11 ds observed recent lY w!lh a rookout al the hom e of Frank Gtl<:'S dnd Chen Stanforth m Ru t land Al tPndmg well:' Clair and Ttwlma G1 Jcs. Cr<·ll Giles Surruncr Donald Jnd l'< r rl Mr. and Mrs Ha t old C tllogl\ nf Albany were Mond<Jv v1s1tm s of Mrs I va Johnson M1 . a nd Mrs Da niel \\'u r !P\ St d( '\ and Dame! of Damrls , W Va. ~1 1 and Mrs Dovlr K napp, Kd r I, Kl'\'In and Chatles, and M 1 s I' a .Johnson ~ f'r c• Sunda\ t hnm•J gu!•s t s of Mr and M rs Chat I<'' Srr111h Mr a nd Mrs W 1!1 1drrt H.ussPI ! M mer s\ illP , WPt f' Sundl.l\ ' J<., Ji m..., r1f Mr and Mrs Rot)( •J1 lt ussf·ll 111d BPrtha RusSC'll Mr and Mrs LA ·.., F' t rmk " nd Sarah Be t h Vl <, llPd I I'( f'nt\\ Wl1 h M1 Graduation party grd d u~ II Jrm p. n! \ \~ d:-. h1•l d T1H· "(f•;k m v. ,~ .., hr J-..tr >~ l h\ h !•J por,·nt .... Jt;hn dnfl H.lliJ,n .l \-\ f't>k"-. n v Pldlfi <., ,lfid hi I hJ!J!ht •J 'Tun , of l upltN , F l.o tA r 11· :\11 ,mJ \1r s Tllr1m e~ ~ B•JWf ·n. :v1r ;;tnU !'vlt s <ti l l .k nnln g..... :\t1T . ., lt d ph Spt'lll ( ' J Mr~ F r a n< f " Sc- h()ll. M r .md Mr•, JrJhn H.l '(]m ldn ~md !.1 •tgh A nnP <.Jnrl Amy f:k> lh P.J·(h J\' LJ n , .Jt '. m a nd Ola r 11y ( oruH II. Mr ~md M r ~ Bruc(l Scho ll and H .u t1<1 1d Sc- hDll M1 (:J ild M1 s lJLk H alT tson . .Jpd Donahue. Mr ilnd Mt ' Rogers cm d Maull't 'n. E lin and dnd a fn c nd. Wr ndl and < nst al of Med in a \!S it ('(! with Mr dncl :Vl rs Robert Russell and f. llnth < ,md t ._mel Mr s l f 'Cf'nt \\('!(' Rona ld RussPII , of R arme Sund.w a ft e r noon \ t<.., JI OT" o f M t and M r s Robert lluw•ll \ l r" I .r•:-. F1 ank, Sara h Beth were \ I SJt o Js IJ'it·nt 1 of Mr a nd Mrs H.1 mn g , liC ( ' TW R o na ld a nd ( ,\.H I\" '['u('k !'r rnan .lnd Mt s DoviP Kn app, L<L tli-:"\ Jllt '. WPII' Jl'('l'n l v i~ lt ots of :VI I ,,n<l Mt s C' harll'V Smtih j..l r ttnd Mrs Haril'Y .J o hn son , :VII Jo h n Sla c k hf JrY Jnng \ 1aJ'\ l~ · th V\'{1 'k" gTd dU a l r·r Jf ,\t hf• fi<., I I J ~h Sc: huol At tf ·ndm g .\1r ..m d M r s T um SummC"rtield, 1 ~ tlll nl \ dOd T0rt"\'. w£'rP f t:'( 'e nt \\C'd :r·nd ' rsllors o f M r a nd M rs . given recently A il nd Mrs Eugene Hanmg and f{onald Sa turday gu ests of Mr and Mrs Rov Srruth werP M r. and M rs Chat lev Sm ith :vir < hilt lcs Sha nnon C'dJTif' H.ogpJs. Mr d nrl Mrs. Royu• C'ouiPv il nd J.i ,;a ,tnrl Stew CouiPy. M rs .John Nogredy and Shari No~-rod v Senti W" ·ks. Sa r a Yogi. M r s .Jpff Scholl and Molly Scholl . Mr anrl M t s .Jeff Top<> and AdnPnne 1 opt ·. ~ I rs Mildred Poston Recital held Plano music graced the halls of the RuUand M<'lhodlst Chu rch The r ecital " as gjv en b)< sludpnl s of V<>ra Jane Holliday Stud..nts performing Included J ayne TUiis. Valarle Connolly. Beth Clark. Brad Anderson, Tll:'nton C l~lan d, PhlUip Hovatter. Amy Searl. Kelly Stc wart, Alrnl'l' Rupc, Hea ther Hova t· ter, Lisa Poulin. Angle Wright , Tara Clark, Kim Stewart , John Evans. John Ander son and Carl Williams. and fa m t l v of S.IIHI \ \ t\l r mat ' .. Mr _.,.. •loo\On~tG""" 1 Utd lilt OIIO<G on tavo n0111 ............. - I ' " b" hlo ' t .. ....... . ' . .. ...... ,,.... "e · ~h~ - 1 II'IO&o IV I (B \ I M ocllloniOU .. >I W onlf dl o Do Mrs Da vP Wtlh a ms and a nd ~- w 1\UU)I\ wllh Mr a nd Mrs HrndPrson Mr a nd Mrs Cha rl es Clarence V an Met er and son. Rucyru s, v tslted Mr and Mrs W1h a m Van M Pt e r .J u ne 16 a nd 17 Audrey .J ean Sp<'nccr \1Slt cd Mr a nd Mrs A T1hur Spencer F a the r 's Da\ " ""kend They all enjoyed a dmne r w1 t h Mr a n d Mrs K e ith ~u~ 1 o~mt .......,, IJM o.,.,oo l oa<> n '·-••onol h"'"'"' -···@ 111 c• rv1 \\hrrHc 1J id 11 1 do•rl h ~ u ~ • <~ nu • t rx l w'' 1J! d 1\ ' il l j.! ll~ 1 1/ i JI\ Ill I ~ \ JII'l\ ,t ) U ;J \ ' ' \\ Hild \l t ' !JII 1 •ughl upmlt1f ' V. 11rlll s d l" dtTin tw 1 ,m(!hl rn srn ,md "<!d dlsm.t\,. \\HII Id ..,, dn If Jpt;US I .tmf' foda\" \\1tl1.1,• !11• r f'.ltl\ coo w ~1'1 . 11 ma v ' <.;hoilld 111 IM• <annrn g u lltlOU! 1()11 mur h r ;n f' \\ !1.11 fl1 "'ll !H 'uhr•r• \) J ol \ I 1 ' \ \ h, t T 1\ IJU]d lll '<t r h\ Tll t >t•kll k m ~ · l l nj.; If\ \\( ' (}I It { li JJ<; l did ... udfll'nl \ .q1pf".u ' \\ o,,lltli.-1 !' ht • ]o\'ful h.1pp1 ( nu ll! Ca m e and Crisste Caldwell, Columbus, visited M r and Mrs. Gar la nd Ca ld well fo r a ff'\\' d ays. S1bvl Dors t has a n e w gr a ndson, Thomas Lron Da rst Jt , so n of Mr . and Mr s Tom Dorst , Oak Htll Hl' was c o r n June 19 3 1 K_,.l.,.lo!>o l2 """"~ .............. ,.~ s .. , ........ ... .......,..,.,, ..,,,"", u, .......... ,..,, oe fwm . . - fl o """ 01 ....... ..., A.,.l Muoocoo ,,."""'""'' ~ I f''"'" I V-uo <oblo o ~ I - u 18 f Q• . ... ... , ••• (l ollo Cou• 'V lU c ... ~ - · 141 ~ OG>., G O ~ H twv o•D•" e•' - ""'b" D"' ,._,, ,..,p..,••-•" Ho o~nt Ill u..Oi oct. 1 4 "'' • <I<O<n U Plo'""'.,. I 1J h coo oung 1 4 flo <l nul l floh _ ot ,., ~ S.O<l.f.,,,.,., II M H II "'flO<• RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes-Extens1ve Remodeling Insurance Work CuiiQ.m Pole 8ldgs & Gar~ges Roofinc Work Aluminum & Vinyl Stdtngs 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 II I tic •TRENCHING We Have the lowest Rates •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS . SEWER RAIN LINES County Cerhfied SEPTIC TANKS INSTALIEP FREE ESTIMATES 367·7560-367-767 CHESHIRE, OHIO 3 1 .t l WRITES L ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows 949·2263 3 2 li n 498 Gen Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport, OH 992-2549 PH . OPEN : MON .-SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C. l . KITCHEN 5/ 2211 mo n9l "'dd'"' "" 61~"' ~ '""""' Ul t .,.ft ~ •fi ~1 ft ...,., •• >II MO OO) ft Ill 89~ ... . .. . . ... . .... . t !> ll~"• 'o Po..,.,.,. n ....... H J 1'0 11 11 00 1 41 9 4$ '""" ' "'' Rocno 7 0) u,oc l 5 - do '"''• ••• • ,...,, c" U - I 0 1 ~W OIIII ~ .. No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment - LO-BOYS - TRENCHER BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING - WAHR - SEWER o .... - GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS lARGE o• SMAIL J08$ PH . 992-2478 6120 1 1 mo pd • J ()C o &OO l l {H) d .. >nl .. hOO ChOICfl - DUMP TRUCKS W\1 ' .. .. ,. ~. • """'" ' o•• """ S&W TV We 'd ltke to tnlroduce you to Engace-A Car the modern way to duve Ute ntucl e of your - BACKHOES M OI MI <> 0"''" "''" 'Cft 4 1 f oo\MM D• ':it t thtJ I•vf' Ac• o u nt nl I t.Jnk W Pnr tf' r Arlll lllll, !l flt O• r1 l th• Pi ll f' Vinyl & Aluminum AND Fst,ll f-' ol ldrl .1 J 1 hr>~np~•Jrl nr>cPaSPri ( /1. $ ~ NO / ~c: Hl I 1fl Jl 1rv f D '>l ••h tiii \P /'•• n1 r t - j 1-l .o ler D•'CP<l Sf'd l3 1 'L ~ E~• I Jl r • ~d Th 1~ I ; f,ll f' rd M .1 1J dr> M Jl-' Sr 1l" D• 1 1 d\1-'d CAS£ NO :?471LJ f,. ,,.r .-t n d Or S II •I)iJIIVf ' At ( 011111 r .l W .tlkr> r LPP S p u r I()( k F ~P1 ui•Jr o l ThP b t<t tt' of Am kt OH1 Sprr• IOL I:. OP{ f' .l51"11 CAS F NO J 116 8 F,n<Jt 1nd :.l•s t11 hu .trv• Act u• nt o l f lo•- ,----------------------~ Carc' ll o n o f RacmP w pr e gu ests of Shery l Johnson over the IH'e kend &>tty VanMeter, Jen mfer Lynn \a r elt on and Eu ruce Brinker ca lled at the home of Laura Byers of Tanners Run r ecentl y . M rs Evelyn Ingram, Mr and Mrs Tom O'Neil and sons of Col umbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and famil y Sunday. There were 53 present lor Sunday School on M ay "fl ~f' u~ ( ol'•d 011 l~ ,I spPt'ill ~ ' , lt hf'T h1lghJ .t nr1 m n rmn ~ ( o~orl L" APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd . Chester, Ohro Ph. 985 -4269 If No Answer . Call 981-4381 We Serv1ce All MakuJ & Models Antenna lnstallal ton Box 326 Pomeroy . OH 45769 For Fasler Servtce Se rvrce Ava1table Call for free stding estimates, 949-2801 or No Sunda·1 Calls Servr ce th at !owNS Atxm~ Tlte RP ~I h !H l , .. "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" 949-2860 House Cal ls and Shop Call 614-992-6737 BISSELL SIDING CO. ' II ' r ll l (ol'ld h.ts ,r masll'r plan nn wh ich this world st:rnd l~ ,[nJ! ll. h,tl Chtl st mmm.rnrls Is 1Ah, tl [ pr rn !1 " no! llkt' !hf' sitting W h,1r v.r,uld ll.f' do H ,JPSu s camf' sudde nly r .o::\ m, J,Y. ,1 m .tS I I' I pla n Whlr h sl"t s .111 hondmm fl l'f' ~ and !Ju t fi r m .ts It can ~· UI\, I Wd lt' ' T11P II vi ng Cl\rl<;l who CaJva ry's ('T'()§s did tx>ar h'S us s.o tld Hf''d l'Omt' aga in for hts spot fr~ br ldl' Wr 'd l"l"!lf'J l:lf' r eadv 'causP wp CatmQI hide {,(ld ha ~ a mastpr plan Tha t has no flaws In 11 Hf' m adp thf' m astPr p la n 1\nd all t h(' pl(>('('S flf ( an \.1.-f' mf't't Christ I o!"n ll \ IHkf' Hl<; hand Jr,[n up w\J h Him 1\nd Il ls hf'avf'fl ly band ' Pr.1lsf'S 10 lhl? Kl n ~t: of ( ,lory fla rb<tra .lamf'S God has a mastt.>r plan To sav f' this ~ o rld fmm r.l n By fol ln'A lng his m as tPr pl.tn We cannot loof' bul wtn Mrs God has <l master plan H<> m ad(' It for man For r.oo so lo\lf<d The world Hf' ga w HL'i only Son rood L" A Special Fathf>r r ,.-J( [ l" .1llJ)f'('lal Fmf'''l 1 H f' w ill f-a ther be ( .or! i<; 1;1 SJX'f.'la l Fathf'r His liff' Hr ~a\f' fo r thf'(' a SJX'flll l F athf'r rhf' F.llh1 •r of all mPn And wlwn ~ mad£> thf- mastf'r pl an Th(' v ictory w as won Thf' heart of GOO l"' lov£' ror man Thai' s why he mad(' IlK' mastf'r plan P ra L<~ Ing E mmanuel. Alpha arxl 0 1'11t'ga, fh(' bfglnnlng and thf> r hd. Christ .JP5u~ Mrs Bar bara James 18 20. 2 3 21 . 22 ~ 23. s 2~ 6 25 7 8 9 ' I I rl :1 to. I II. 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I F. •) 15tt 1 11 1\ Jturn.•y• or::r ' Ill ri'SOiu tron . ~ s •1 pprt,1Jn', to sa rrl rd[f' i OCIC<lS e heCQ m PS I'II P r t•vP rr pon com pl•ancP wr:h iln n lrt i'lhiP law Harlan H Wehrung, Pres Dale E Smith Cheater M KNight 26. , .._, I Jt f S ! r< t'[ IJ0 111 i'J!' y or)f< J1JI 'h1 '1'1) 2 7?0 tbt J (J J 1 II ATTEST· .n Wa•ehou,.Re•den<e - C: h 1r Till Jf llil l .!'1 Jo 11 old 113 W 2nd St. Pomeroy. OH Open 9:00 to 5·00 Closed Thursdays mo tl~ 29 30. 161 19. 26. 2tc 31. 32 FISHING REEL REPAIR Parts, Service & Cleaning For Garcra. Zebco. Shtmano, Johnson , Dtawa. Quick STEVE FINLAW PH. -985-4266 Rt . 1 long Bottom, Oh . YOUNG'S ~~--------~---------~- ---· - PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 1 1J "SUPER 94" The most powerful pre miUm gasoltne tn The 81g Bend area NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Ort Ju n • 2 2 I 9H 4 1fl ttw Mf' •q 'l ( o, n t v fl , o h,l ! f' I r or111 C l "i f' N (' ?!J"1')) nor " r~ p 94 Octane Ethanol Enhanced 13 llJ'n Jl l ~JI JJI) 1\P('I J h St•·. 1 APt 1 M dl! t"r nn ( 1 1o• I J "-J 1 1 () .I'J, IC, Jt Available Only At 1h M oddlnp tl! ! 21 Business Opportunity 1\il" l il "i (I I Oll ,, f bi HOR FIH I RlH K PROAl\ 1 f JUnGE B, I • nd K N• "•'• l lrfl, u1 ( ,, 'k !J I 7• j l 0 J tr } <1 1)71)0 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Trovol. Sovo money. Good • - • · Rqom oncf board lufnlohod. Labor- er•. drlver1, mechenlc, cHico holp, muolclono, dl!lltw•"-· cook, oqulp- 54 Misc. Merchandise menl cx-retor, 1nlm1l at- tondanll Ap,..ly CIRCUS OFFICE AT Old Jr. Htgh Grounds Thurs .. June 28 ONLY ROLLER lAOS. - - - • --.o • _ _, _ _ _ RITCHIE'S MASON SERVICE CENTER Mason , W Va 612011 mo 11<1 111 ! 1 r) Ad rn rr1, 11 ll• " r.l tl 10 " t Jl l' n t J ,., , 1 l1 \/\/o l 1 Ill f1 liJ II I ll •'f' • 1 l ' • I I Jl• rd !' ( O tl ., ,, 11 11 , -CIRCUS 8 Public Sale & Auction AUCTION Every Friday Night At 7:00 P.M. At The American legron Hall On Beech Grove Road In Rutland Butld1n1 IS IH condttloned wtttl smoke ehmtn1tors 614 -446 ·0294 Reduce safe & fast with GoBese capsule s & E -Vap ' water pills ' Fruth Pharmacy Try aethng the New Avon Way For 1nformat10n catt 614 -446 · 2156 KARATE The Best In Self -defense Pnvate Lessons Phone 286 3074, Jackson. Oh10 4 CARPENTER SERVICE West Columbta LIVE BAND EVERY WEEKEND "Mud River Band" FeaiunnK lanny Tennant Something Special For The ladies Every Sunday Night 9:00 to 1·00 6/ 1411 mo Your area . Call 1·806·687 6000 . Ext R-9805 Sw1mm1ng Instructor needed tmmed1etely at Middleport poot Conta c t P8t Kttchen at 992 · 621 2 or S1mmons Olds Cad Chevy, Inc lstakrngapphca tions for an auto mechanic 3 years general experienced mechanrc w1th 1 year e~epe ­ rience computer command control ApplicatiOn can be picked up at th e service office lnterv1ews WJit take place aft~r all appllc ahons have been reviewed German Shepherd pupp1es. 8 wks old Call 61 4 · 245· 5824 Tobacc o plants Call 446· 4599 after 6 OOPM Beagle pups, 7 kittens Call 446-2329 tumty Employe r !S now filing POSitions for Certrfted Welders , Machmists and a Gentry Crane operat o r Apply 1n penon immeduttely at our facrhty at 2300 North Mam Street P01nt Pleasant, between 8 ·00 a m and 4 00 p m , Mond a y through Fnday old k1ttens w,u core for elderly person JO Call 614-992 ·3403 my home. over 14 yrs of expenence Colt 614 -256 - 6509 to 1 8 Wanted to Do 1 % yr old black & white male cat , 1 yr old tong haned wh1te female spayed cal , male & female kittens, % scotty 8t % pekinese dog '6 German shepard 8r h colli e pupp1es Call 6 '! 4 992 6505 Me1gs Co Hu mane Soctety 5 month old female boxer fawn color Call 614 742 304 lawn Mowmg & Tnmmrng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rate s Call 614 256 -6251 arw 5 30 Roofing and g utter work , metal work , housepamttng carpenter work Ex c ref Free esttmat es Call 446 3171 General Hau!Jng For sale Lrmestane f1tl drrt and top sotl CAll Call 614 256 1427 Do~ e r At Beginning and End Of Sale Pt•hl h· & n .... t.. r- " ..1"""' .. Btll Brown, Auctroneer M. L. "Bud" McGHEE Broker·Auctton Service Cheryl Lemley, Mei1s County Associate ~hone -- I I Now Acceptin Wolfe Investigations, Inc. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES work !Free Eshmatesl V. C. YOUNG Ill 991 -611S o• 991 -7314 Pomeroy Ohio THE DITCHING SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES Lost and Found lost Reward Black & whrte mat e cat resembles Sylves ter 4 whrte boots , whtte belly & chest. wh1te blaze down nose Scar on rrght front paw Call collect 614 245 - 9212 after 5pm 2 lost beagles 1n upper West Columbia, Reward one Js black & White , the other black, tan whrte It f o und. pl eas e call . 304 773 5882 8 Public Sale & Auction Au c tion every Tu es day mght Pt Pleasant, WVa Auct Lonme Neal Youth Center Bldg Camden St 614-367 -7101 FREE ESTIMATES 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 BUS .: 61! 8/ l mo !Jd MILLER ElECTRIC SERVICE For all your winng needs; furnaces repa11 service and installatron . Residentral & Commercia I Call 742-3195 Or 992·5875 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak H1ll Road long Bottom , OH . 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by Leadmg Carpel Manu· facturers 'FRH ESTIMATES" 66 J 742-3171 work , g round dearmg S25 per hr Call 446 -9638 - Plumbrng and electrrcal Bass player wants 10b wtth well establish e d country square danc e or polka band Colt Ray 614 446 3109 W1ll CONTRACTING 'OOZEA BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK "Oil FIELD SERVICES ·ouMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CON CRETE WORK •cuSTOM BUILT HOMES "WATER GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH . 992-7201 tobac co Call Water wells dnlled & ser -.need Free estJmates Call 614 992 5006o • 614 742 3147 W11t g 1ve p1 ano & orga n lesson s tn my home to begmners. adults, & ad vanced stud ent s A lso t each c hordtng & transp osmg Call 614 992 54 03 Wrll do house cleanmg off1ce cle;mmg or tak e carP. of the elderly m my hom e Call 614-985 3861 Horse shoe mg R1ck Pearson Auctroneer Serv1ce Estate, farm . An tique & !JqU1dat1on sales ltcensed & bonded m Oh1o & WVa 304 · 773 -5785 o• 304· 773 91 B5 Auction every Fn mght at the Hartford Communrty Center Truckloads of n ew merchandise every week Comugments of new and used merchandtse 8lways welcome R1chard Reynolds Aucttoneer 304 - 275 - 3069 Wanted To Buy We pay c a sh for late mod el clean used cars J1m Mmtc Chev Olds Inc Btl! Gene Johnso n 446 3672 mo J&F plow 614· 256 1528 304 · 773 5207 9 Financial Wanted to buy u sed co al & wood heater s Swam Furm ture. 446 3159 , Jrd & Olive St . GalllpOIJs. Oh Buymg daJ!y gold. sliver COJns, nngs Jewelry, sterling ware old coms large cur · renc y Top pr1ces Ed Bur · kett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave M1ddleport . Oh 614 - 992 - 3476 Cash pa1d for fancy 1ron o r heavy non beds $1 60 and up for certatn Meigs Co stone Jars Old t1me cup board call 1 - 304 · 882 - 2711 MAINTENANCE, SERVICE & INSTALLATION FOR All POOLS ABOVE & IN-GROUND Free Water Analysis At Store or Pool Site Wide Range of Chemicals & Supplies 498 Gen. Hartineer Pkwy. Middleport, OH. PH . 992-2549 or 773-5634 6/ 2511 mo FURNITURE Beds, tron , wood . c upboards. chllltrS , c hests , baskets . dishes . atone Jars. entrques. gold and silver Wnte - M 0 Milter, Rt 2. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ., call 614-992 · 7760 1979 to 1983 Subaru or Toyota Hatchback or wagon Good condition . 814-448-2072 o• 304-675· 3751 evenings 8 or 10 l011ds firewood delivered to Clifton, 304· 773-5988 . ..... Pt Pleas-ant & 21 Busmess Opportunity JNQTIC E I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO reco mmends that you do bu smess wtth people vou know and NOT to send money through the ma1l unttl y o u have •nv estt gate d the otf ermg Water d ellv ery bu sm ess . Gall1a 8r Ma so n C ount1 es Ser1ou s mqumes o nl y 3 04 675 · 1619 ev en1ng s 6 to 9 pm Open a baaut1f u l Jean s s portswear s h o p FREE BROCHURE T o p Brandsll Low Pncesll $ 1 3 . 975 t o $17 ,975 to co mpletely set you up Cat! 1 404 -469 - Real Eslate 31 Homes for Sale For Rent m town wrth o pt1on to buy 3 BR , fenced yard C all 614 -446-2081 ntghts House for Sale by owner 4 BR house on Lower R1ver Ad 3 mtle s south o f t o wn Wood burnmg f~replace , gar age , basement, new fur na ce, and roof. overlook1ng the Oh1o Rtver Call davt•me 446 - 1 615 . n1ght 446 4 BR large eat m krt c he n. larg e hvrng & fam 1lv r oo m s. al s o . 16~~: 3 2 tngr o und he ated pool all o n a on e ac re fenced lot many other el'l tres Fmancmg ave1labe S59 .500 5B77 Catt 304 773 - S500 down 2 bdr trader on large wooded lot You r o wn boat dock Call 614 -2 56 S 1 . 500 d o wn take o ve r S315 mo payment , taxe s & 1nsurance rncluded 3 bdr ranch, full basement , wood burn er . c rt y school s, loca t ed 1n Plantz Subdr V JSI On $ 2 4 .400 balance Ca ll 446 Sale by owne r , Trr level 1 3 ac r e, 4 BR 2 Ba th kttc hen complet e. 15X30 de ck. FP 2 car garage ek cond Redu ced to $69,900 C all 614-446 · 3485 Summ er Time ts Sa vt ngs T1m e on th1s re m o de led hom e Save Now1 1 M1ddl e port 614 992 6941 6 r o oms . basem ent . dou bl e gar age 1 & one th1rd ac re tot . Rose Htlt Pom er oy S32 900 Call 1·614 ·678 2513 8 yrs old 3 bedrm . 2 baths . fam1ly room wrth w ood burner Smgte car gar ag e on 8 flat a c res wrth s tocked pond C1ty water 1n A acme Catt 614 -949 2641 Owner transferred - must sell hom e. famrty room has 20 f1 of wrndows f o r pa st o ral vr ew fmt shed doubl e gar age f1repla c e larg e porch 40 ft deck woo ds ptJva c v near R o vat Oak Pa rte S63 .900 5420 Colt 614 992 112 Maple Place c orne r o f Lasley 2 bedro o m s famdy room kitchen Mu st sell fO settle estate Call co llec t Vtrgrnta Crew 1 614 891 0442 o r 431 06 3 3 Hou se & 1 a c re 1n Pom er oy c1ty gas & sewer, 5 ro o ms 8r cellar for under $10 .000 o r be st offer W•ll co n s1der land co ntra c t Call aft e r 6 p m Athens 614 593 -3269 N rc!EI home m c oun t ry near mmes full basement ce ll a r 2 bedr o oms , 12 ac res m langsvtlle S29 00 0 C all Mu st sell have t o l eav e st at e N o reason able o ff e r re Jec t ed 2 bedroom s, 1 '17 ba1h dtn ette . tcrtch e n , hv rng r oo m Plu s rrver rr g ht away ON 3 38 ac ros s for Ka 1se r Alumrnum 10 mile s fro m bndge Call 614 247 3012 Oldet home w1th g o o d p o tentral clo se to town rea sonably puc ed , co uld be me de 1nto 2 or 3 apartmtmt s g oo d Inves tmen t C all fo r an a pp o 1ntm e nt 614 99 2 359 2 Pom eroy , House fo r sa le 3 bdrm s 1 % bath s ut1ht1 os ac ca rpeted tn sulat ed rem o de led rn std e c arp o rt ba sem en t 614 9 9 2 2602 4438 1 2 m1l e s f r om Pom eroy out standmg 8 srded hom e 3 s1des de cked 3 bedrooms 2 baths Full basem ent, barn plus 9 acres $45 .000 C all 22 Money to loan 614-985 -3575 HOME LO A NS FI X ED RATES Belo w m a rk et rate s ft~e e d conv e ntio nal FHA VA Lead er M o rtgag e . Athens . co llec t 61 4 · 59 2 - 3051 23 Professional Services Fo r sat e by owner , C lar en ce H1ll Immediate po ssess Jo n , prtce n egot1abte or o wner w1ll he lp finance 81 lev el tn Ru stJc Hills. Syracu se Oh1o 2 full baths . 3 bedroo m s. fam1ly room wtth firepla ce spual sta1rc ase . hvrng ro om , krt c hen w1th dishwasher & garbag e dtsposal. c h am lmk fen ce 1 6x 12 barn for star· age, rnsulated Call 614· 247-4134 PIANO TUNING Lower regular tumngs · discounts to Sen1or Cttizens , Chur ches & Schools Ward' s pr~ced N ew 3 bedro om hom e , 1 '1~ bath, large lot . below Wa hama High S c hool Keyboard, 304-675· 3824 &25 .000 6277 Piano Tumng and Repan Brunicardt Music Co , 446 · 0687 Skill and mtegnty o ur trademark Lane Dan1el s. 614 742 296! Professional Electrolysi s Chntc Probe Type Electroly· "'" AMA approved FDA 8. FC C Do ctor ref errals 304-675 -5568 Vicinity 2 325 J effe r son Po mt Ple a · sant June 2 8 thru 30t h . 1 0 · 8 p m House hol d baby clothe s . furnrture and mr sceltaneous Exc ellent ! rl.---------------------1~~~~~~~~~~~ 31 Homes for Sale 614 -742 2261 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS PERSONALIZED POOLS 0975 - Yard Sale G ree n T errace tn Centenar v J un e 27828 Clo thes . b edspr ead s. home mten or, m1 sc FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY III 14ft w id e three b edroom , bath and half. m o btle home srttmg o n ntce l ot. ready to move rnt o S225 00 do wn $2 25 0 0 per m o nth 304 - 576 271 1 Seven y ea r old home. three be droom s , ga rd e n 5POt 2605 Lm col n Ave 8 '11 pet ass umab l e lo an 30 4 - 675 · 5047 3 bed r oo m home 3 y ears old 8 % per ce nt ass uma ble l o an low 50 's 3 04 675 671 3 aft er 5 p m 3 yea rs o ld, t o t al electriC , deck & fen ce d m back yar ~. 8117 perc ent assuma b le loao , S10,00 0 d o wn o r Will con srder trade f o r l and. low 50 ' s aft er 5 3 04 675 6643 3 0 acr e farm 14 acres flat m ce B roo m h o u se 2 drilled wells . exce ll ent buy m the m td 50 ' s J ak e Som ervrlte Rea! Estat e 304 6 7 5 3 0 30 or 6 75 34 3 1 4 bedr oom h ome f en c ed yard . great for fa m tly be h1nd htgh sc hool 3 04 675 2B55 32 Mo~rle 8002 grve away Colt 614-742 -2450 6 Movmg Sale Wednesday . Apt 404, 520 Spnng Valley Or. Smoked glass. chrome dinett e set , bar With stoo ls. cou c h . m1 sc Call 44 6 1216 & excavatrng - Addons and remodeling - Roofrng •nd gutter work - Concrftlll work Fraziers Bot1om Fl e a Market Every weekend U S 35 Fraz1er s Bonom, WVa 25082 Dealers Wei come Don Fraz1 e r Operator 304 756 - 2779 12 Situations Wanted Can ___________ 1 Ya r d S a le . 1 41 6mllea left o n 776, 3 5 m1 right . Va c ation IB ie - E verythln g June 25 29 & Vicinity ············· ········ -········ 1- -- - -- 992 ·9968 POINT PLEASANT MA · RINE CO an Equal Oppor· 1 vr old male Australian Blue Heeler Ca11614 - 379 - 2128 p1geons Government Jobs $16. 669 - $60,563 year Now Htrtng ...... GaiHiioHs-· 1244 Givsaway 675 7322 '25 to be Given Away Real Estate General -~·• -•-• tfc NOW AVAILABlE! Public Notice , -----~- · We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also actd boil and rod out radtators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 985-3813 985-383 7 The 8 edi OJd Tow nsh 1p Tru stees w1 ll hold a Pubhc Bu dget Heann g o n July 2 19 84 at 7 00 p m a11he B e df or rl Town · Sh lp Hall Al l CthZMS (es peC Jatly Semo r C 1t1Zens) are JOV1ted to attend and prO\JJde the town · sh1p w• t h w ntten an d or al com -• · · - - · - ----• · · - - •• • Au1stant Organi st needed at Gr8ce Ep1acopal Church t ol l PUBLIC NOTICE BUDGET HEARING 111 court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 SWEEPER and sewing ma · chtne repetr. parts. and supplies Ptck up and delivery, Dev11 Vacuum Cleaner. one half m1le up Georges Creek Ad Catt Puppres, good hom e ' - - - - - - 1 14 I mo JONES BAR SERVICE 6 ]8 11 l l lD pd Public Notice 33. 34. l!l. RADIATOR 1 Patly A . Thoma . Clerk I1 ~ GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS R D . Sevier, Mevor 77 . 21 Tile Dally Sentinel _. ,~ I G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES Public Notice BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS Mail This Coupon with Remlthlnc:e ~- '-..... ~ Alsa Some Car Fenders Avarlable Br> •I tt H Th rr ! P-'1 0 1\>erl lh 'l t lhr s J TOM'S SHOE REPAIR New Chevy Truck .... FENDER '76 9S DOORS .... . 1149 9S HOODS ..... . . '174 9S BUMPERS '69 9S GRILL . . '41 SO R SUPPORT 184 9S 1 8S 00 TAIL GATE . FORD FENDER '69 9S BUMPER '69 9S S337A8 Of!r mo nth I , ll h ' !fl l 4 P f' l !1 1011 1h 19, 11w Ma.-«•·r I'IIUl 1• I Y ~ ' II WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH 992-7013 ) i ll' , [ UHI"i I !I ll ,jc; lo, tho SJ1 11 •1>1 1 •\ 1 1I t.ttlli'> hPd .1'> fo ll ows That thr> w ,l lf'l r ill f'". h r> rPrn ,\1 ter JmnOS t'C! tw J rl1(:11dPd li H I C" tiltJir shcrl <!!; lotlow s Metered Servtce: F•rST 200 0 (]J tlors o r f' Ss S9 00 IJP t m o nl h NP)(' JOCO qallnn s 36 CP nl <; pP.r 100 q,1l Inns r1f' • t I 0 000 QJ IIons JO O'!nl <; P~ • l 00 nallons JII"•T 1 5 000 q all ons 20 CPn to;; !1P• 100 qallons ovP r 30 000 fl .Jl l on~ 18 c en t s PPr l 00 q Jl lnns Mln1mum Charge for Metered Servtce 1hrou q lo ' c rnP IPt 59 OC P~" r rno'l th I hr011fl h ' ~ • •elf' r SJ OU Pf'J mn r1th fhr uuqh 1 1 mP IPr S I~ 00 pP • mnn rh ! hr011<1h 1 rnPtPr S31 ?0 pPr mont h Th•Ouqli l ' • rnptr r SS 2 22 p Pr nl<JroJh Th rOt •q h 2 n 1P ! Pr 593 60 f)P r rnonth TI HOl q t1 Announcements 675 -5162 FOR SALE 11u h ht w 11.-.r s rrppt , • vc;t' 111 1o1 lhP V1 !1 t qP rJ I POm,-,r oy t u (''> II 1 • o"tll<lt l o '~"' "" ' Oh·' • RESOLUTION JFor Sale )For Rent Jll<i rT II' Il f l•,~•• tv l Jpn r1 M o• rnn rlr1 ly mlrif' I onrJ r d ,Jnrl I Jl lit~ d ot Nl ' <;,r d \> ( ' ri i h II !I' P W d i P J ld1P<, JlU'>Pri fiH f.JS II Jillf-' 1'1 II [ JWanted 446 · 4537 o• 446-2158 Kttten to good home, 304 (IHJII BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS VILLAGE OF POMEROY. OHIO These cash rates ) Announcement PIP I \ Public Notice 1nclude discount dJ )N; fill' N ! lltl"n ('~( f'D !u)n S tr• , ' ' I J l COIJI 11', O f I I rlld t!> rs t f ' ll.i l 1 lf11 f(l ttl ( (''. < ( 1Ji i(JJ1 o f ! h f' !11 , I not PS'1 f \"' ll l I vP d lyl )J I I•ll I f ht d d l< <; (' [ IC I h Pil JI I q r"'" rt" Phone------------------ ( .od L~ t1 o,;pc·('[ ,l l F athf'r So pt.tlst• lll m £'\f'f\ day ( ,()( [ Lo; .1 ~JX'('I a l F'at hN A F llhf'l !h,il 's hr>r f' In s! ,l\ P r 11" ' "' In our Lu r d .uul Sa dw - B;u ba r a la m N< l'l l G "-i w Au• Pulr M' I tJ\ , O hio ,t t ld , or•III11J •'n M""l' Addrer~----------------- F'.tlhl"l Whn nf'\f'l v.a ndcr s ta r cHI IIIJ I I I \ \'\ I I ( IJIJift11Jil Name·-------------------- .t o,;pt'!'lrtl 1 !• l• o rn cl cJy to d.Jv Jtll ol IHl.JIJ" ,r,c; po<.,Prl o f Any pf'r <;()n 111tPI• '<; lt>(l 111 l \ results Mon<>y not refundable [)7(1(1 00 bt • r o n s H f,-,•• ·d f Wanted . Someone to atay With elderly lady 8 30 p m · 6or7am 5daysaweek 3080 tunr.r hf', tr I f IN u o,; r, Jmf' t r.-1;~ ," i:I T W il li h [I !li P" I I Write vour own ad and oroer bV mail with this coupon . Cancel your ad by phone wnen you ge-r ~ l . tJ r • x < P t~ T III I 1' Rn t oPt t F n ,,,k h n rH "HI Who .r l..,d V" tl ngf' J.., nt,rJ ( >~x1 I ~ , \ s [~'( 'l ,l l F .t lh4 'J 0tJ 1 pJ.I\!' t s Hf' ll ,1!.., 11 ~ h ,. rl ! ht•r• l l '\ d rrl .1111 11 H1h :o~ll I • f 0 1 h f' Jl ill' IJ+>f111,.> ' <l id ('fi l i i ) nn h.-. 26 t h d Jy r f Jul; 11)8<1 Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfleds and Savell I M r and Mrs .John Ours. Belpre. visited lhe Douglas Circle family r ecently Angrla Dawn and .Jenmfer Lynn E~t>< u t r • ~ o! tilr' ~· . T a tr of JtJI1n W nflrl• rwv U.lkt r lJ nlo •<;s 3 Foxt.tul SIDING Public Notice Public Nottce f3,J k. f'r They're 15904 Announcement s 2 -7 wk "' INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE PULLINS EXCAVATING - DOZERS "u ro u H o u, c ·• - d• H U~III>II1H> IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MAffiA OF SETTLE· MENT OF ACCOUNTS. PRO· BATE COURT. MEIGS COUNTY OHIO darling! 446 ·8594 ll >oo(on.~•o R"'loftd U l fonl.,llt l 1t ......... n a., .,ot .. ..... , Un1 EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 5-8-2 mo. pd. J>mt j{< ' <" "'"go Co""'' 4.e - IJ •Ihpol l 11 Ill '"I' I• /, /' ' ' '"" " '"" C»illl l4 C•"'•"'mlou•o""'"' II , .,..,low'P"'•"' 47W.,. tod lnll..,, 48 Ia""'""'"' lo< }111/o 1< lH - V., M n uw..,.,d,oll.,. -- playmg our video." PERSONALIZED POOLS AL TROMM 742-2328 20 years " free Eshmates" lin•" I " .J I "'~ ' • ' "' ' • 11., v.... . . wo H ~ 0 1 oo<Y ~ I o o 11 . . . . . . . ~ 0 1 ... 0 71 l. uiO P•• ,. I. il «O u o noo 11 ..... 0 ........ II h04one t.rppi! M · - -- " Listen, K1t1ens & grown cat 71 rouno I<>< •••• 73 1 4 ""'"' ~-~~ ........ . Worked m home area Or WJ1tt Dl1lly Sef11tntl Cllssiflfd Dtpt Ill Court St., POIIMR)J, Obto U769 ' . . .~ Public Notice Carmel notes llf' c a ugh! <> hNidlng a lt •,u ' \If' Wh,\1 IAollJ id G od l'l ' DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofmg of all Types PHONE 992-2156 , 71 •u•••"'•hlo ~ooJ,. h uopmon1 l l llmlquoo (,cxl l" ,r s pt't t.t l F .tth r 1 ~\,td]\ ' I 11 1 Shop Techn1cian an Duty & Service Jk 4\ Vinyl & Aluminum ----- - -l Public Notice Art OiJi ll <; <lilli VOIH IH-' 1::, of th f' fnll(IW111<1 n, JnlPd f11iuo ,,llif'<; h,J\P ht-Prt h !1•d '" thP Pr o lhl !f' [uurl M ·••rts Ct• W• !y Or11o tor J p ruvl l cll ld SPITIETllell ! C ASF NO /·1 130 Frn ,, t 1nd We ber a n d Mtke liP t\l'liH•rt 'll l'l' do lnd ,n ' ( ltUif ) \I I ' 11'( 1' ( \f' !l im \\ .. utd ,.,f' 1u n . tY. . n '~ \\ill PARTS and SERVICE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vicky L. DeBord of NelsonvUie was gradualro from Hocking Technical CoUege \\ith an a.'80Ciate degree In nursing. DeBord Is employed by O'Bieness Memorial Hospital, t\thens. She MD betaldngber Ucen.., examination In July. GRADUt\TES - -- WiliiF!j (>I 'd l" , ) SPf'('l ,I J 1' . 11 114 '1 II ,J,..,u .. ( ,mw TOOay Jl I• •Washera •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers "Free Estimates" ln a photo in yesterday's Dally Sentinel labeled Toe Tappin' Hand Clappln' Time, a groop on page 5 was Inadvertently identified as Sweet Mountain Sound. They are not that musical group. Sweet Mountain Sound was correclly Identified In another photograph that day. 11 M.,.Holo• ~ .., U IO _ o _ " " " A - 1 l l l n - " 1'1""'"' We Hove A Full Time Correction Jl tO<ml .... 5o4o \ 1 Ho1· W-ooJ 985-3561 All Makes lnstallatron Available I l41w"'"*'"l"""'"" J•\ t101• AotMgo 11 fl"llolo•Won1ed .......... ed • • , .,., KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE II Allt>r tht• mE't'tln ~. member s searched for \l.lldflowt>rs In Ihe backyard Carolyn Nic hol son sen.ed rPfres hments The next me£~tlng wil l be .Junf' al at Miranda Nicholson's homP at which tlme('ach membe-r l.s to knowthe 4 H pledgf' - Crystal Anderson rewrter .......... ~ ~o, , _..o.., "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" FENCE & SUPPLY 220 E. Main, Pomeroy PH . 992-6931 club nanl(' was df'clck>d on Miranda Nicholson gav(> a demonstration on w€.'1l vlnga ---Poet's corner--\\h 1! ACCENT ~ '•"l"J'~~Sl'! ,, Parts •ZENIIH •SYLVANIA Authorized John Deere . New Holland, Bush Hoa Farm Equipment Dealer Help Wanted Homemakers Dreamt No eJCperience needed to earn 26% commialion demonetratJng in frJenda ' homes . You control hours and In· come Absolutely no Investment! Also booking part1e1 Call 446· 1270 or write Toy l Plan . Johnatown , PA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Farm Equipment 3 24 1ft WE ARE TOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR Aeron Bl'lpre. sp<'nt F ather 's day l· lrn r ncp -\n n Spc>n cPJ pt PSent l.>(! co n f mn~rlJOn l h\-- J Wf'f'k Pnd l h drl() flt ' \'u n MPt Pt a nd Stbvl I ldt "i l c - ot lho n h l ~ ""' '" ... . ..,. , IO OI ~on l><lw ...c ol "'""0.......... ... . • ow ..... , , 1 992-5682 992-7121 11 '{ard sale& Catt 614-992-3968 Th£> Rutland Go Ct>t1ers held a meetin,;: •11' 11'*1* On J un~ 10 Nma Robinson accompamed M r . and M rs Ca rl eton F ollrod and Btll Follrod to Huntington where they attended the fun eral of their r elaiiV<'' s wife . Mrs Ira Foil rod. M r . and M rs . Richard Yos t \1Sttcd Mr and M rs De ibert Yost, L an cas ter Rt. . F at her ' s D ay or SALES &SERVICE 7 Sentinel- Page Employm Pn t St:r VII. I'' 'J "· The Daily Sentinel Alfred area communtty events PH . 10 6 tl< are can be • Also Transmission Racine, Oh. Ph 614-843-5191 BOGGS U. S. AT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR P&S BUILDINGS May :11 wtlh fi ve Jll('mbPr s an d one a d visor present Elt'<'tlon of officers was held and a 'fht> Sa lf'm C{'nt e r Go Ce!tt>n> ITif'l ,lll llE' 1 at thf' ho!TI(' of Dian Molden with t wo ad\1sors and SPVcn cl uh mPmbers pres(>n f DurlnJ:: ttw meeting lh("}' discussed camp rolloctln g aluminum cans, and thl? mont'v turned Ln from ttw IIller pickup A I the> mff'llng mat erials and pa ltPms we-re brought In Rt>pon s and demonstrations were given by Teu-sa Molden and Mk·helle Stout Michelle's demon.-.tra tlon consisted ut tx:l\1. to ma kP prnnut bult f'r cht>w s Terf'Sa's r:WmonsiJ a lion 7 GARAGE Rt. 124.Pomeroy Ohio Stzes "'na Molden Re(X>r1er Thfo WIR£1es and Giggles 4-H D ub met June 16 a t the JtiS!denc-e of &>ny Edwards At the meetlng two advisors are pl'(>S('nl and f'ight d ub m('mbt>rs 1lle mem tx>rs of thfo club '>'or ked togPih('r on a dub project th(>n \l. or ked Individually on thf.>I.J own proj(>('fS Rt"Creatton ro n.<; l~ tf'd of tennis and r'Pfn-s h m ents were supptlt'd by Ben } Edwards having a cookout Tht" next m ff'tlng ls to be at the holl'IE' of &>ttv Edwards - &>c ky Wise. RPpor1Pr , _/ ' Roger Hysell All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS The Dail) LAFF-A -DAY was u n OOw ro mt>asun> food.-; 'fht:1't'- were retreshtTM"11fS Slf'rved by TM'esa M olden - Th(' Outsiders 4 H Club m E>I J une 12 at the I fameJOy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services Shawn and Matt Baker, L .D . Hartinger , Dayton M cEl roy; Glenn, Todd and Chris E vans, Willard and Barry Boyer , Ea rl and Scott M cKlnley , Greg and Jon Stewart, Dana Swift, K enneth and Harold Carson, E d , Ron and Scott Evans, Carl and John Nelson, AI and Jeremy Hartson, MalVIn Kelly, GruyBalley,DesiJeffers,Mark and Lawrence Stewart, Wilbur Tlteobald, Richard and Mark Gilkey and Allen Jenldn.son. Meigs 4-H news_ _ __ :, 26, 1984 H o mes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL tTY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 35 PHONE 614 -446 7274 1979 3 bdr m obtle h o me on 1 /1 ac re lot welt shaded Must sell both t ogether Ca ll 614 -388 -9957 19 7 3 1 211 6 0 r e m ode l e d trarler new car p et doo r s plumbrng electn c, A C C all 446 022 1 2 BR . needs som e repa1 r see n on G eor ge s C r ee tc Rd . behmd H&H B o d y Sh o p prr ce n eg o t ra bl e 14X65 3 BA g as heat 1973 good c ond $7900 1 2 1(60 all g a s 2 BA 1969 $4900 Call 614 446 -0175 14)(65 3 BA . g a5 h eat . 1973 , g o od con d • S7900 . 1 2X 60 all g as. 2 8A 1969 S4900 Call 614 446 0175 1974 14 X7 0 bath c ond 3 BR 1 h t ota l c l ec g o od S8 90 0 Ca ll 614 - 4460175 197 7 1 4 ~< 70 Sc hult 7 on 52l'l 100 l o t co n cr et e p o rch w•th r~w n1 n g st orage butld mg 3 bedroom 1 1h bath stove & refn ge rator drspo sal , & ra ng e ho od Must sell S16.000 Coli 6 14 99 2 7467 or 74 2 3 1 54 19 81 H o lt y p a rk 14 K7 0 co n d 1 2x 8 de c k und er p enn1 ng a nd larg e roo m arr c on d mdud ed 30 4 89 5 3 89 5 o r 8 9 5 c~< c 3600 10 11 60 1966 tw o bed roo m N ew Moon mo b1l e ho m e , $2 000 Phone 30 4 6 75 6 995 be f o re 1 p m 77 Ca mer o n 14 x70 ex panda . 3 be droom new underpe nnmg fr on1 por c h g as h ea t e11 c c o n d 58 . 0 00 DO 2700 30 4 6 75 · - - - - - - -- - 7 7 Ca m eron 14 k70 ex pa n da 3 be droom new u nd er pe n n1 ng front ~l o r c h gas hea t eK e co nd SR 0 0 0 0 0 170 0 33 30 4 6 7 5 Farm s lor Sale Small f arm 118 25 ac res) 1n Po rt land O h ro bord ere d by Oh1o R1v er & h 1ghway N o b u1ld1ng s so m e trees . 1n m rner a t rr g ht s Fa n marke t pr1ce S4 0, 00 0 For 1ntor ma t1 o n wnt e B Gr aham 461 5 E m c rOtld , N ac og d o ch cs Te 11as 7596 1 35 Lot s & A c •eag e fo r s.at e 6 ac re s of g round tn Leba non TP G ood bUitdrng s1t e o n hard t op road Asking &5000 or bes t o1fer C all 614 84 3 523 1 S yra c u se sever al n• ce b utldJn g lo t s wtth ol d b r1 ck h o u se o n W a t er St o ver l oo km g nv c r C all614 - 992 59 74 Call 614 992 l1ke new 3 bedrm sec tiOnal home on beautiful Yl acre lot t n Arbaugh add1t 1o n Tuppers Plams. e x ce llen ct netghborhood $32 , 900 In· eludes new refng , range , washer & dryer , financrng available with low down payment to qualified parties Celt 614· 992-7034 doys m 614 992 -7671 even.ngs 1 Ox 50 tr a il e r on large w o oded lo t 7 miles be low Ga ll tpoh s o n Ra c oon $10 99 5 304 675 6448 3 acre s So uths1d e. 14 m1le off mam htghway , 304 -675 - 1894 Lo ts 1n Henderson, 60 x 1 19 ' S3 ,000 DO each Scottie S o tadean . Smith St , Hell'ders o n �Pomeroy-Middle rt, Ohio They'll Do It Every Time 35 Lots & Acreage 64 Misc. Merchandise Lot for ule in Mercerville . Coil 814-258-68t8 . 7. Br Trailer Sylvester 8X32, asking price $600. Dis hwaaher Gibeon, 81100 . Electric heater 820. Allis Chalmera tractor model CA with owners manuel. wide front end, 3 point hitch. garden blade. plow S. diac aaking price $2000. 250 gallon fuel oil drum round type with stand 8100 . Call Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr . house delu11.e, central 614-446-Bt 26 . air , pool etc . Call 676 -5104 or 675 -6386 . Dynamark 11 hp. 36 " riding motor. less than 1 yr old. Rent 4 BR house , upper $600 .. tO " McCullough Sow S100 . Call 614-446 23t 6. Rt .7. Call 614-446 -0429 . Home 1or rent , good location. Bob McCormick Rd. 3BR . full basement, partly finished . nice. 2 bath , kit chen , li'lling area. beautiful view. no children , no pets. lawn Chairs $6 ea ., 446 - 4384 Air condit ioner, 1100 BTU, good cond $175 . 446 - Call 614 -446 -3643 Wise - 1522 man Reel Estate Agency . Of 56 Building Supplies Tuesda , June 26, 1984 78 KIT 'N' CARLYlE® LUMBER -Rough cut, oak, poplar. 2x4, 2x8, 2x8, 1x4, Zuopan, 304-773 -5554. nice kitchen & living room . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1478. 44 Agoncv 2 BR house adults only . Call 614 446 -0924 Unfurnished 6 room house 1 'h bath . g laued 1n beck porch. garage with 10 ft drive storm windows. no pets. deposit & ref required Coli 446 -2543 large home, large yar d . 8350 mo . , 5200 depos1t Call 446 -715 7 House for rent ne at Meigs Mine No 1. 3 bedrooms. 8 225 . mth ., $1 QQ depOSit Call614 -742 -2126 3 bedroom house for rent $260 per month Call 614 - 992-6879 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr t railer fully furnished . good location , sec dep . req . Coil 446-8558 51 Household Goods Apartment for Rent ~;::==;;::=::;:::=;::::;::= : 56 Pets for Sale 1972. 19% Arist~crat, self contained. bath, fng .. stove, alaepa six, air conditioned, large awning, good condi tion. 82,460 or offer. Cal 446 - 1228 days. nights 1 - HillCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds . Heated indoor - outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service . Call 614 ~ 446 - -- 7795. 2 bdr apt . newly decorated. S60 to S200 per mo . util1ies part . paid . Call675 -5104or 675 -5386 . 4 rooms & bath . furnished , clean . no pets. adults on ly , deposit & reference re quired Call614 -446 - 1519 513 Third Ave . $135 mo .. adul15 on ly . deposit re · qu•red Ca ll 614 -446 - 4222 between 9 -5 2 rm turn . efficiency apt.. c arpeted throughout. S175 mo .dep & rei . required . Call 614 - 446 -4607 or 446 - 2602 Deluxe 1 BR Apt , Gallipolis, ga rage , CA , no pets, no children . dep & ref . Call 614 -256 -1529 1 bedroom Apt . $196 . mo . including utilities . Equal Housing Opportunity. Con t act Village Manor Apts . 2 bdr . unfurnished. 91(tta nice, 2 mi out on Rt . 588 . $200 mo ., adults only . Ca ll 446 -2300 1 2X55. 2BA. in country. $100 deposit. S175 mo . Riverside Apts . Middleport . Specml rates tor Senior Cititens . S130 . Equal Hous•ng Opportunitie s 614 - 992 7721 . Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Mtddleport . Adults . no pets. secunty depos1t Ca ll 614 - 992 - 3874 . Call 614-367 -0478 . Mobile home for rent on 0 J Wh1te Ad . JUSt before Pros· pect Church Rd .. 4 mi . from hospital. JBA . large master br . ex . storage. lg . bath . mostly furnished . nice lot. garage . no children , no pets . Call 614 -446 - 3643 Wise man Real Estate Agency 2 bedroom furnished apt . in Middleport . $205 a month. includes utilities Deposit . Call 614 -992 -7177 Rfter 6 p m. 1 bedroom Apt in M id dl eport S 135 a month plus utilities. Call 614 -992 -5545 days or eveings 614 · 949 - 2216 12X60 edge of town on 688, no pets. S 165 mo . dep & ref . Call 614 -446 - 0822 2 bedroom country apt , near fairgrounds Roger Morg an . Call 614 - 992 - 2167 or 614 -593 -6937 2 BR mobile home. At 7 below Eureka. adults only . no pets , S 135 mo Ca ll 614 -256 -1t57 3 bedroom trailer . e.::tended livingroom , $100 deposit. $250 mo . plus utilities . also have rooms for rent . Prefer males . See at 314 3rd St ., Kanauga . Newly remodeled 2 bed ro o m . equ ipp ed kitchen . 5225 Deposit required Call 6 14 -992 -5319 2815 o• 992 - Newly rede corated . 1 bed room , partially furnished . S225 Deposit required . Call 614 992 · 5319 or 992 2815 2 bdr mo bile homes. ref & dep . required Cal l 614 256 1922 12x60 2 bedroom mobile home . partly furnished . Ra cine area . Call 614 -992 - 5858 . APARTMEN TS. mobile homes. houses . Pt Pleasant and Ga llip o lis 614 - 446 - 8221 N• ce 1 And 2 bedroom unfurni shed aptutmen ts 304 -675 · 2218 btdore 6 2 bedroom mob1le home adulh o nly . For sale or rent pm Coil 614 -992 -2598 2 bedroom apartment. S200 month , plu s utilities. Camp Conley ares . 304 - 675 - 2 bedroom . total eh!'ctric with central air . on East Main St . Pomeroy above car wa sh . fully furnished Ca1t 614 -992 -7314 or 992 - 62t5 2 bedroom trailer . kitchen 4683 3 rooms and bath , e.::tra mce Good locat ion Deposit and refren ces required S225 m on t h 304 -675 - 1090 furnished . couple one smell child accepted . 304 -675- 1076 . 45 2 bedroom trailer . furnished , washer. dryer. air condition. adults, no pets. S 175 .00 plus utilities . Phone 304 - 675 -4874 . 44 Apartment for Rent Furnished Rooms For rent SIReping Rooms and light house keeping rooms P~trk Central Hotel. Call 614 446 -0756 Sleeping room S125 . ties paid Share bath , only Range & refr•g 2nd _ Ave . Gallipolis 446 -4416 after 7 PM utilimale 919 Call GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers. refrigera tors. ranges . Skaggs Ap pliances. Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel . pickup load . Call 614 ·245· 5B04 . 1- - - - - - - - - - - Loretta ' s Guns. 446- 1822. rear 2310 Eastern Ave .. 61 4-446 · 7398 Gallipolis . Varmint hunter · target shooter. we have a Washers & dryers $69 .95 & selection of Smith & Wesson $79 .95 -- This week only . bolt action high power rifles , Hupp' s Appliances & Glass · light & medium weight ware. corner Rt . 141 & Rt. barrels . These are the deluxe 7 Call 446 -8033 finish versions and reflect S & W 's peerless workman Twin beds - S50 each . Call ship and quality throught . 614 -446 - 4257 after 5pm . out Retail prices 5435 9455, loretta's Electric refrigerator & elect - 9310 - $320 . leupoldscopes ric stove in good cond . Call & mounts in stock . We have 614-256-6230 or 61 4-256 · a good selection of S & W 6002 . and Colt handguns at similar discounts. Class 3 items Carpet for rental s for $3.99 available by July 1 . Open 7 sq . vd . Col1614-992 -6173 . days, SAM to 1 OI'M. Rem . 20 ga . slugs $2 75 for $5 . Building, remodeling. vinyl and alumn siding . Free esti - Large lighted arrow sign mates. 304 -675 -3981 letters and numbers in · e lud e d Hawk 's Amoco . Clothesline posts swing Tuppers Plains 61 4 · 667 frames . all types Picnic 31 82 . tables . Free del1very . 304 · 675 3677 . Gas Furnance Owners get an edge on Heat Bills this Sears Coldsp ot chest type winter : Set monthly goal s freezer. 10 . 2 cu ft . with this newT ested, proven $100 .00 Phone 304 -675 - electronic device_ A Fue 3519 lometer will prepare you to economically. co nviently. SWAIN monitor Heat -Cost in dol AUCTION & FURNITURE lars, cents. this winter, 62 Olive St . Gallipolis . New hourlv. dai ly . from right & used wood & coal stoves, inside your home . Easy 6 piece wood living room instructions, installs in min suite with 6 inch flat arms utes . NO contact with fur $399 . bunk beds complete nace circuitry . A one year with bunkies $199. 2 piece Guarantee on workmanship . antron livingroom suites Limited supply m stock of 5199 . antron recliner s $99. th is Mini -Model -(8) System . other recliner s sao. maple Order now . For details call dinette sets S 179. box Consumer M onito r springs & mathess twin or Systems - Middleport . Ohio full $1 00 set regular -firm at 614-992 - 3718 M onday, S 120. maple dinette chairs W enesday, & Friday 9 :00 to S 35. wash stands S34 . 12 noon . maple ro ckers 559 , 7 piece chrome dinette set 5149, 5 30 inch electric range with piece dinette set S99. used automatic oven timor, good bedroom su ites . refrigera · co nditon . 40 h . hay eleva tors. ranges , chest. dressers, tor . Call 614 - 843 - 5186 wringer washers. TV's, dry · evenings ers. & shoes Call614 - 446 3159 . Whirlpool washer . very good condition . Call 614 -247 lAYNE"S FURNITURE 2684 aher 4 p .m . So1a. chair. rocker . otto man. 3 tables , (e:Ktra h(lavy Top soil and fill dirt deli by Fro ntier!, 5685 . Sofa . \lered. 304 -675 -777, . chair and lovesoat . S275 . Sofas and chairs priced from 1983 250 3 wheeler . small 2 S285 . to S895 . Tables. S45 wheel bike: swing set. elect and up to $ 125. Hid e-a- ric motor c ycle for pre beds , S440 . and up t o schooler Phone 304 -675 S525 . Reclm ers. S175. to 6277 after 7 $375 .. Lamps from S28 . to S75 .5 pc . dinettes from Camera 35 MM . Olympus S99 .. to 435 7 pc _ $189 with accessories, Ca ll 304 and up . Wood tabl e with six 675 -7476 . chairs S425 to $745 Desk S 1 10 up to $225 Hut ches. Will tear down barn or $550 . and up. maple or pine building 1or lumber, 304 finish Bunk bed complete 675 -4435 . with mattresses. $260. ctnd up to 5396 Baby beds, Wicker high back King chair. S 1 10 Mattresses or bo.:: $70 , 304 675 7541 , springs , full or twin , 558 ., ev(lni ngs . firm , S68 and 578 . Queen sets, 6 195 . 4 dr. chests , Brown wicker chest with 542 . 5 dr . chests , $54 . Bed door. $60 .00. 304 -675 · frames . S20 .and $25., 10 7541 gun Gun cabinets . S 350 . Gas or elec tric ra nges S375 . Electric exercise rollers . Baby manresses. S25 & S75 . new. 304 -675 -7541. S35. bed hames S20. S25 , evenings. & 530. king frame S 50 Good selection o f bedroom White pine desk . S25. 304suites. ce dar ches ts . 675 -7541 , evenings . rockers, metal cabinets. swivel rockers MetRI buildings built to your needs Garages. storage, Used Furniture Chairs. warehouse. farm . et c _ Free dryers , and TV 's . 3milesout Estimates 304 - 675 -3981 Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Man thru Fri . 9am to Hereford cow. freshen Aug . 5pm , Sat 1st. 1100 lbs. 8475 .00 . 614-446 03<2 Sickle bar mower. Gravely tra ctor 42in _ 5100.00 . Rell type mower for Gravely 54 Misc. Merchandise S50 00 304-675-4210. Professional All Breed Dog Obedience Training. Individual & classes available. Call 614 -388-9790. Oragonwynd Cattery Kennels _ AKC Chow puppies. Siamese kittens, new litters CFA Himalayan and Persian kittens . Call 614 -446-3844 after 6 . ADBA Reg . Pitbull puppies. McCoy generation . Call 614 -446 -1609. 61 4-992 · 7358 . ~:;:=====::;:===,;~::~~~~::~~::1 I· 63 71 livestock $100.00. 304-675· 2225 . 57 Musical Instruments 19B2 Comero Z-28. black. 6t4-446-4257 alter 5pm. gray interior. loaded with eveything. must sell. Reg . Appaloosa mare, very gentle, due to foal in Aug., one yearling appaloosa colt, 4 yr old. bay gelding, and Reg . Quarter horse. Brood - more, Con 61 4-256- t 385 . Reg. Quarter hone mare. gentle, healthy, well trained oosv rider . Call 614 -4467711 . 3 yr. old pure hereford bull . Greenbrier Stables. we buy, sell or trade horaea. 304 - 2 yr . old Kimball Artist console piano. Oak cabinet. $2100 .. new. will sell for $1500. Bench included . Call after 4 :00, 614 -992-5465 . Piano for sale, Wanted : Responsible party to assume small monthly payments on spinet, console piano . Can be seen loca lly . Write: (in clude phone number I Credit Manager. P. O. Box 521, Beckemeyer. II 62219 . Fruit & Vegetables Jam Strawberries 1000 quarts of good jam berries 60 cents per quart . Pick your own . 2 miles back of New H11ven at Union Camp Ground . Clal 304-882 - 2237 Bl ack raspberries, we pick , $10 .00 gallon . Call after 6 to order. Happy Hollow Fruit Fa•m. 304 -576-2026 . B lac k raspberries. Point Pleasant . 304 -675 - 1365 . 61 Farm Equipment Tractor, model B with c ulti vators . Call614 - 256 ~ 6417 Allis Chalmers with cultiva tors. good for tobacco . Call 304-675-5823 . 450 Farm all tractor , wide front and with loader, 3 pt. hitch . good co ndition . S1,900 . 9367 Call 614 - 388 - Housing Opportunity) has o ne and two bedrooms. rent starting at S 157 for one bedroom and S 193 per month for two bedroom . with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza . pool and TV ant . Call 446 -2746 or leove meuage. 3 bdr. unturn . garage apt , t260 plus deposit Call 446-3786 . Furnished apt . 919 2nd .. Gallipolis. S 175. Men only Call446 -4416 ahar 7PM . Newly remodeled 2 bdr . equipped kitchen. cen tral air, t260 . 821 % Second Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 446 - 46 Space for Rant Trailer spa c e fOf rent Call 614 -367 -7438 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park , Route 33, North of Pomeroy . large lots . Call Hay & Grain Unfurnjehed 5553. Trailer lots for rent . 304 - Good mi•ed hay, $1.26 in field, 304-675·5579. TransportatiOn 6417 Garage with two 12 foot doon in Mt Alto. WV . Shrubs pruned, lawn re seeded , retaining walls , sidewalks. patios , fill dirt, topsoil , bark mulch & sawdust. Contact Bruce Davi - MerchandisB 51 Household Goods 2 bdr. in Crown utNitloo INiid, UOO deposit , 8 mOnth le11e, no children, no peto . Coll445· 3887 oltor 7. TV S. Appliancea , 627 Third Ave .. Gallipolis. 614 - 446 1899. Spin washen, gu & electric dryera, auto wethers , gas & electric ranges, rafrigera1ora . TV tett . 72 Trucks for Sale 71 Call 614 - 446 - 614 ·2 45 · 5131 9565. or 245 · 19B3 Pop-up truck camperwill aell camper only -or with 1982 GMC V7 Ton Truck . 1331 Call 6t4-992-6522 . 11,000. 304-675-1828. 1972 1978 Chevy Scottsdale. 'A ton, 4x4, e:Ktra clean , heavy duty, automatic transmis- sion, PS, P8, 360. V-8. AM 1983 Plymouth Colt t 8.000 1981 Mazda GLC . 614-446-1 336 Call 1981 Dodge 024, AM -FM, Stereo, New Tires. 4epd ., Call 614 -245-5131 or 245 9565 sion . Call 614-256-1427. large 1611 . overhead garage door, complete. also 8h .. door, eJC . gas floor furnace. reasonable . Call 614 -266 - 676 · 1 386 . BASEMENT WATER - 73 PROOFING Unconditional lifetime guanmtHe Local references furnished . Free estimates. Cell collect 1 - 1979 Chevy Beauville Van . loaded ,86200 firm . Call 614-446-0930 o• 304 · 675 · 7446 . 19BO Ford Bronco . very clean and good shape . priced to sell . 304-675 2663 after 5 pm. 1978 Ford Fiesta. good gas mileage. good cond . Cal l 1977 Harley Davidson low rider. Ca ll 446 -7015 after CARTER'S PlUMBING ANO HEATING 614-245-9 179 . 5PM . 1976 Monte Carlo. good cond , 61400 . Call 614 446 - 3243 after 6pm . 1980 Harley Davidson Roadster 1000 CC . ex . cond .. $3200. 1983 Honda Express Moped . brand new. 1979 Chevy Caprice Clatsic. 2 dr. ac, ps. V-8 engine. body good condition. exc performance . Will consider all offers. Call 614 -992 · 7412 after 5 p.m . 67 Chevelle Super Sport good condition; 78 Jeep CJ5 fair condition . Call 50 CC , 1425. Call 614 -446 7310 after 6 :30pm . 1981 Honda 750 Custom, 2.600 miles. e.:: cond . Call 614-367-0394 . 1980 HOnda Odyssey $600. 4 white spoke wheels. 16% inch never 614-992-2042 . 62 Wanted to Buy 1976 Ford Torino station wagon 4 door, au1o, PS, PB , AC, good condition . 1976 Hondo CB 360T 6,600 miles, $700. Cell 614-986· 4418 . Good - 1 Excavat1ng. bese· ment!li, footers , driveways, septic tanks , landscapin g Call anytime 614 - 446 · 4537 . James L Davison. Jr owner 860 Suzuki EC . Best reaso - J .A R Construction Co Au · 1981 Celica Toyota GT. 1fter 6 . 676 -2738 before noon or af1er 5 :00PM . 75 84 1981 CR 450. call 304 - liltbock . 304-675-5149 of· Just receivel;i 2 loads of Cresoted buildings, barn type. good selection Galli polis Block Co , Pine St.. Gallipolis. Oh Call 446 - Mus t sell Matched pair of sorrel Belgium Gelding Horses. 6 and 4 years o ld, good pulling horses . Mrs. Harley Grate. langsville. OH 2783 . 614 -669 -4242 after 6pm . ter 5 . 1978 Olds. 4 door, V -6. air. PB. PS. AM -FM . cruise . phone 304 -676 -6286. Call after 4 . Boats and Motors for Sale 15.6 Boat & Trailer, 40 hp, Johnaon Engine, Trade or 16 ft. Se1 Star. open bow. convertible top. aide curflint. back enclosure. 115 hp Mercury. power tilt. power trim. low hours. custom trailer. Call 614 ~ 379 -2822 aher 6pm. 1981 Honda Prelude. 6 speed. many options , 53 , 000 miloo, '5 ,400 . Phone 304·896· 3326 oftor 6:30 304-372 -2798. 1978 2 door Pontiac Grand Prix. PS, PB. air. cruiee control. VB. 301, bl1ck. 304-875·6286 . Coolville. Coli 8t4-667 e389 or 867-6607. '77 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, Correct 304-895-3664 Coli larry's Boat Service. EJCpert outboard motor rapaira . Specialize In Mercury Out· boards . Also Inbo ardoutboard repairs . Minnekota Service Center. Propeller · aales &. service center. live bait &. tackle. 88 Main St ., '7t Monte Corio, good Cr•ft HUIIJ~N/TY,1 Electrical & Refrigeration 1- - - - - - - - - -For whMio, Hd tronomloolon, tlreo. UOO.OO or Hit offlf. 304-871· 7988. fibergluo boot with 40hp motor end troller. 304-875· 80411. 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NJ _ 07&.48 tnclucll your n1me. addren. zip code 1nd makl c heck p1~ . ">Ia to Nawsp1p1rbooks BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Taking out insurance lhe ace Oops' Now he played a diamond. captured •.. by East's ace . East cashed the heart king and led a club South won lhe ace and king and exited with a low club. East won the jack and led a diamond into dummy's Q-10 NORTH • 53 2 .A9 tKQI075 • 8 53 WEST Unfortunately EAST +Q8 6 .K 7>1 t AJ8 +J91 - .QJ1082 • 9 612 .QI076. He had to win in his hand for down one. Yes, he was t3 .AKZ Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: North Nonb East Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass short- and give up a trump trick SOUTH +AKJ10971 .6 3 w..t our sighted declarer had nothing left in his hand but trumps. ,. Soutb Opening lead: •Q unlucky . When the opponents have only three spad!lli to the queen. il is rather unusual for them to be ln the same hand. But the rule in rubber bridge is that declarer should give up even a very ~ood chance for an overtrick tf, by so doing, he guarantees the contract. All South had to do was lead a spade to the Jack at trick two. lf that lost to the queen, he would have a sure entry to dummy on the third round of trumps with the spade five. The defenders would then win a spade , a heart and the dia- By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby mond ace, but the club loser would go on the diamond Today's deal was played at rubber bridge. Quickly cover the Easl and Wesl hands and decide how you would play four spades. Here is whal our hapless declarer did. He won the ace of hearts and led a spade to queen . On the actual hand. declarer's caution would he rewarded when West snowed out of spades. South would make seven sp2.de tricks, the A·K of clubs and the ace of hearts for his contract. /NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE .\SSN .l ~ br THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 " It's a Unusual Day" 5 Dry wme 8 Medicinal plant 9 Gather 12 Vocalize 13 Boundaries 15 Glutton 16 Sesame 17 Clear after expenses 18 "The - and the Ecstasy" 20 Irish sweetheart 21 "-Hattie" (1941! musical I 23 Dismounted 24 Confuse 25 Stone pillar 26 Nothing ISp.l 27 Beach fan 2ll Doctors ' org. %9 "Last of the Mohicans " villain 30 Son of Jacob 31 Riode 32 Pen point 35 Moor 37 Icelandic claSSIC 38 Tan!Biize 39 Sidelong glance 40 Thicken U Abel's father DOWN I Reduce to pulp Z Medley 3 Contrived excuse 4 Young sheep 5 City m Kansas 6 A Bronte 7 English river 10 Without help II Ascepllc 14 Ancient Greek coin 16 Big volwne Yesterday' s Answer 27 Gun part 29 RelatiVe of the elk basf' 33 Thoughl 22 I nflext ble 34 Mall yeast 23 Aleutt an 36 Cron e 37 Old tsland note 25 Arrowroot 19 Lavtsh party 21 Stuffmg DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYDL 8 AAXR Is LONGFili.LOW One letter simply stands for another In this samp le A is used for the three L's, X for th e two O' s. rtr _ S in~lr l etlers . apostrophes, the length and formati on of the v.·ords are all hints. 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Janet and Ter n race to three animal shelte rs to f1nd a li ttle g1 rl' s lost kitte n 1MN DON'T 'IOU SELL n!EM ON HOW MUCH GOOD ClEAN GOVI=RNMENT W1U.. 8ENEF1T OKAY, SO Y'THIIIIK Johnson Water Service . Call 1120. ~ (jJ Nova ·capt1ves of Care · Some pat•ents at an Australian mst•tut1o n for the severely handicapped reb e l agains t a pair of over zea lous custod 1ans . (R) (60 m1n) [Closed Capt1oned) @) MOVIE : 'Artists and Models' James Boys Water Service . Also pools filled . Call 614 - 8t4-256 -1743 or 614-256 ([) 'Jacquel ine Susann's Valley of the Dolls 1981 ' Part General Hauling 256 - t141 or 614 -446 · 1175 or 614-446-7911 . Yesterday ·s ~ WV 304-422-8433 or 304· 422· 2367. engin•. body, enterlor, ralley ME! SEWING Machine repair s. service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop . Pomeroy . 614 -992 -2284 . 85 MONEY FOR "TH 15. (Answers tomorrow) 2 a Ski Su· preme, family 1ki boats. New & u1ed, P•rkersburg. Pert 3' CI) MOVIE : ' Firefox' C1) Gentle Ben (§) til (Jli Foul-ups, Bleeps/ tland , Oh ,61 4 · 742 2903 , Basements , Footers , Con crete work , Ba ckhoe's , Dozer & Oitcher, Dump trucks. & water -gas -sewer electrica l lines we:RE SAVING THEIR [XXIIHIIJ 0 CIJ CD A Team The A CIJ MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th I 00 NOT SERVE YOIJ! -YOU SfrM: WELL . IF "1/1\WY' 15 TWIUJI?LE.1 1 BUILV'IN' A NUCLEAfl H#OW HIS ~EACTOfl, HE'S CD/1'1' PUF!P05E .• ANt7 IT FOfl A C:tOOO IT COUW PtmPOSE, OF!. WOT! OE5TROY THE ~--'-~ WOflLO! Excavating Call 6t4-992-2065. nable offer, 304-675 -6713 l JUST CION'T BELIEVE I tt~! HE 'VACIDY' 15 EXPLOI'liN' TH' WOIJLO SEA'S Mlt-lERAl AN' TELL 'tOO NUTRITIONAL POTENTIAL THAT! FOFI TH' 0000 0' SHULAW·s Plumbin g and Heating. 211 Sixth St , Point Pleasant . W Va 304 · 675 -5420. li censed and insured . 304 -675 · 7421 . 79 Pontiac Trans Am. T-Top, new tires. 48.000 miles. outstanding condition. Call ANNIE JIM ' S PlUMBING & HEAT BJ Print answer hare : A Team tangles with a terror· ist group that has kid napped an he1ress . (A) (60 min .) 6t4 -446-4477 1979 Kawasaki KZ 750, new tarring. 61100 . Call S400 . Call614-992 ·6161 . 8:00 Cor . Fourth and Pine Gallipoli s. Ohio Phone 614 -446 -388B or lNG . At. 1 . BoM 355. Galli polis . Call 614-367 -0576 WHEN THEY TOOK THAT 'TROPICAL VACA"TIOI.J, "THEY APPAF':ENTLY Now arrange the o rded letters ro lorm tile surprise answer . as sug· gested by the atxwe cartoon (XJ ® 0 ® GASOLINE ALLEY Motorcycles IJ I 0 Houston at Atlanta Family Feud 'ltllJ,., (L. love Connection CiJ Or. Who (1Q) Wheel of Fortune tl) (lli People's Court fl) One Day at a Time r.:c-,.,~ 82 74 b5TTIN0 Basement Remodeling , siding, interior and exterior , te~etured coating, simulated brick and stucco. thermo replacement windows . 304 -675 -1560 II Atlantic City, NJ 614-237-0488, 9 o.m. to 5 p m Rogers Waterproofing . I I [ (5) Major League Baseball : W1111er wells commercial and domestic, test holes . pump sales and service . 304 -895 - 1 - - -- - - - -- - Call Hay. 1972 Ledgerwood 26 h Camper, 1963 Chevrolet 4X8 Trailer, $100. 6t4-446-4257 STEAMER . Water removal. furniture cleaning. free esti mates . 304 -675-2295 . 814-446 - $1650 . 4230 . fully toaded. body and enterlor A - 1 ahape . Run• good. after 6 . SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN Plumbing & Heating 6509. Impala. Call 614 -367-7888 SHIP 3802 . Vans & 4 W.D 'IOU .. . ALLEY OOP carpe1 --- Toe Dough @ Top Rank Bo xi ng from or 675 · radio, sliding rear window. 8 h. aluminum topper. 304 - 2726 . 1980 VW Rabbit air cond., many e.::tras, one ownM, showroom cond. Call 4460516 anytime . your I· -·-I ---- 0 0 CIJ Tic rienced roofing, including hot tar application, carpen ter, electr~cien. mason . Call 304 - 675-2088 4560 . j t m RINGLE 'S SERVICE expe- GET 1974 Jeep truck. six cy linder, 4 wheel drive , 00111~11Jb 7:30 2398 or 614 -446-2454 . Sell or Trade, 1977 Jeep CJ6. 304. V-8. headers. white spoke wheela. sharp. 614-446-2282 mi ., stand . shift plus econ omy shih, air. Ca11614-3 79 - RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola , Ouazar , and house calls . Call 304 -576 Fetty Tree Trimming . stump removal. Call 304 - 675 - 74 Dodge 3.4 ton truck, 72 International 4 wheel drive . $1 000 . Coil 446-1 326 scotchguard-water el(trac · tion. deodorizers. FREE estimates . Reasonable rates . Gene Smith . 992-6309 . Coli 614-446· 1 294. 81 4 -446 · 1l!E' CDRR~T ~(.11;16£~ .. , I IXJI.l'T F:IJCw WI I K(;!<P lD~£EP H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding. roofing, room addition. storm windows, GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET ClEAN. 1336 ..r~r~ALW ~£.IHAT£ (fiJ Bits and Bytes Magazine Cl) Here Come the Brides @ SponsCenter (]) Sanford and Son 0 CIJ PM (]) Entertainment Tonight CLl Wheel of Fortune 0 I]J Wheel of Fortune Ci) Nightly Busi ness Report :.IDl News Cl}) MacNeil /le hrer Newshour Cl) ':ill Entertainment Tonight Jeffersons oxp . Call 614-388 -9652 . 73 Ford Torino Station Wagon, runs good. $300. Livestock 7o00 PAINTING - int~trio r and ex terior, plumbing. roofing. some remodeling . 20 yr s. S- 10-1982-V6,4 spd ., byHenriAtnoldandBoblll Unscramble theM lour Jurnbtn, one letter to each ~quare , to form lour ordinary words. C!l Mazda Sportslook CU til (12) ABC News I!J CU ® CBS News Call 6t4-388-9857 . used. Call 814 -992-2898 . 63 I NEVE"It THOU6HT WE'D &ET AWAY FROM THE;M. &I Star Trek 0 (2) CD NBC News C1J Rifleman ~THAT SCRAMIILED WOAD GAME ([) Carol Burnett Marcum Roofing & Spouting. Now installing rubber roofs . 30 years experience, specializing in built up root . 614-949 -3021 . 1997 ;r.P.! BORN LOSER Big Discounts on new and used tractors end hay equipmont, Siders Equipment. Wanted to buy , .a nice boys bicycle. 16 in Call 468 - W5 WANT 6:30 Home Improvements stone. Call 614-367·0409 or 614-367-7244. Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model used cars. Smith Buick -Pontiac. 1911 East ~ ern Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 81 1971 GMC Step Van. trade or soli. Call61 4-446-4337 . S2800 . Call 1300 Coffee table stereo , stereo, dinene table Call 614 · 256 · 675 · 1076. 304 -895 -3534 . 1750.00. Runs good, 304 · 773 -5392 . Soli. Coli 6t4-446 ·4337 . City. Coli 6t4-256-6620 . 1 bedroom apartment furn . or unfurn . •190 per month . 55 Building Supplies 1977 Chrysler , station wagon. AC. AM ~ FM radio, Call 446-0373 . Wareh ouse or storeroom . 25K50 . for furniture. lumber . roofing . insulaHon. poneling . equipment or other use Call 1 -614 -486 - pat .. utilltiet paid, &dults only, no pete. Call 446 - 3437 or 446 -31 1 1. Limestone. Sand , Gravel. Delivered in Mason . Meigs. Gallia or pick up ftf Richards & Son. Call 446 -7785 614 992-7479 2168 . 4 rooms&. bath, unfurnished Knauff Firewood Reduced prices thru July 31st . Have your own seasone d wood this winter . 614 -256 - 6245 . cassett . 304-675-2226 64 61 4 -992-6946 . JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal 1975 Camero LT, new tires. new paint, AC. TW, AM - FM 1979 Dodge Truck. Adventurer 150. tilt, am -fm stereo. 2 -tona paint. new tires . Call 1978 VW Rabbit, good tire , good cond .. good mileage, Farm Supplies & Livestock News hour (ll) Powerhouse Services 304-676· Topper . Mustang Grande. 302. auto., good on gas. 58 .9.200.00. 2189 . Cows & Calvaa. also brad heifer11, 304-896-3319. Good mixed hay $1.26 bale . 2 Sunn model 15 in. PA cabinets. 1 Fender Bassman 215 cabinet, 2 monitor cabinets , 1 Forisa 61 note organ . Coli 614 -992 -6524 . Anne Frank' (I) New Treasure Hunt (]) Andy Griffith CD News/Sports/Weather Cl) MacNeil /le hrer Autos for Sale Rabbits and Hutch 860. Call 675-6799. AKC Alaskan Malamute (dog) , 1 h Year. gentle. (1) MOVIE: 'The Diary of con. Coli 614-992-8030. Call 614-992 -7458 . Doberman pups, registered. shots, tails docked . Call e:oo o m (]) o (]) ® m w CAPTAIN EASY ltll'iJrut ID~ ~ ~ ~~ s YILCI EVENING pickup truck camper, sleepa 4 . gas stove, ice box . Exc . 9790. Firewood cut up slabs S15 614 992 -7787 Mobile home furnished . AC , ideal for 1 or 2 men , beautiful riverv1ew . Fosters Trailer Park . Call 446 - 1602 . 1- - -- - - - - -- sorvico. English Cocker Spa- 6/26/84 8 ft. 1 980 Coleman folding Briarpatch Kennels Professional All -breed grooming. niel puppies . Call614-388- PRODUCTS NETWORK IS GREATLY liNDANEIERiiD- 304-622-9459 collect . 614 -367 7220. 446· 7711 . YOUR COUNTERFEIT BURDETTE CAMPER SALES 6 SERVICE, Open dolly 9 to 6 :30. Sat. 9 to 4, Closed Sunday. U .S . Rt . 50 Coolville. Oh 614- 667 : 3386. evening 882 -3239 . Indoor-outdoor facilitie!li . Pick up boarding and delivery Television Viewing News Phone day 304-882-2222, 4 -H horse show outfits for girls, hats, boots . Caii614 - DICK TRACY 79 Motors Homes & Campers Now open for busineu, Mountain State Block, Rt. 33, New Haven . Complete masonry supplies, 4 ", 8", 12" block . Delivery service. 446 · 7572 . Table & 4 chairs in ucellent cond . $150. Radio stereo console $40 . 614 - 446 - 3 BR home for rent . R1 . 160. 5 mi. from hospital. carport . Auto Parts & Accessories Parts for 78 Dodge Col.t1. Call 614-256-9354 . 8 ft . through 16 ft . Hogg 6 1JC6, 1 x8, length available, Judy Taylor Grooming. Call secunty . no children. no wood S300 mo-3643 . plus nets . floor Coli . 614 -446 .Visaman Real Estate The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Tuesday, June 26, 1984 8-The Daily Sentinel Page BII TOD FBAAG JBQZIZDY BOTRFDN. WOFBAAG JBQZJ G NDYDQHID HWH zy DB E F WOFBAAG ZO ZRY TXO XBG . - IDT RTIYRTG Yesterday's Cryploquole : SUMMER AFTERNOON - SUMMER AFfERNOON; TO ME THOSE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THE MOOT BEAUTIFUL WORDS IN THE ENGLISH " · LANGUAGE. - HENRY JAMES. • �11}-The Daily Sentinel ,---Local Briefs:----. Athens to celebrate Fourth The Athens Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the schedule lor its Fifth Annual Fourth of July Famlly Day Jn the Athens County Fairgrounds. The gates and food booths will open at ll a.m. Children' s games will stan at 3 p.m. with horseshoe pitching at 4.m . Land box tunles will be Involved Jn a turtle trot a t 4:30p.m. A firefighter's water battle at 5 p.m. "111 be followed by mud wres tling at 5: 30p.m . The second session of bJngowUI beginat6p.m . with the demolition derby wrapping up the day at 7:30 p .m . FirPworks witt follow the derby. Admissio n is $3 for adu lts a nd $1 for c hildren under 12. WIC coupons are now available Fire hydrants to be flushed Dortha Rlffle , ADP coordinator, announces the hours for picking up July WIC coupons. Those whose names begin with A·D should pick up coupons July 2 from 8:30a.m. tolla .m . andtrom1 p.m . to3p.m. Those whose names begin with the le tters ED s hould pick up coupons July 3 during the same above hours. Those whose names begin with P-Z should pick up coupons July 5 during the same hours. li you cannot pick up coupons on the above days, you may receive them July 9 or July 19 during the same hours. No other coupons will be issued other than on the s pecified days. All fire hydra nt s in Middleport will be nus hed. beginning at lOp. m . Tue sday. This may result in discoloration of water in areas near the hydrants. Galbreath in serious condition " Hp had chest pain t Friday a fternoon ! and was movedbackinto the coronary~care unit for closer observation, " a hos pital spokesman said. Galbreath ear ller ha d tx:>cn listed in fair condition at the h05pital. CO t .LfMBUS. Ohio 'AP 1 lfi.·,·p lop<.'r J ohn W. Calbreath, ptincipdl ov,,;npr of the Pit t ~ burgh Jlira tPs, IT'malnf'd in SC'r ious ('Onliitio n but was res ting ('Umforta bly· at River side M etho- diSt Hospital af1pr suffe ring a mild hPart attack , a hospi tal spokesman ~a id Monday night . Completed soon c;albrea th . &i. was udmit ted to the hospital after he compla ined of chest pains .June 14. acco rding to his son. Danie l. Tht· , ·oungcrGalbreoth "'-lie! suhsf'(Ju r nt tC'st s showrd his fa t h••r ltarl suffr red a mild hml1 ~It tac k Thl , f'idPr l.alhl'f'<J t h w ra s tl'turnC'd to thf' hospit<-ll' S coronary-call' unit O\ 'f'l' Ca biP hookup in Racine will be compl<>ted as soon as the Ottio Power Company entends serv ice to the receiver building, Raben Beegle an nounces. The infurrnatiun is i.n response to the many inqu ir ies made by . Lottery winners Funds distrihutt>d Stat<' ,\ud it or Thomas E Fergu offiCE:' rf'f.X>t1fU t hf' Ma~· . 1984 dis tribu tion of stat e motor vrhicl P n·g is trati on fees t o talin g $:1il 1l.n.l .:n rn Oh io counti rs. I' it it's. tow n ~ hips ancl \"i llagf's. !Vleig' Cou nty t'f'<'Pi\·m $00,2~1.2K C-EVJ-:LAND !API The winning number drawn Monday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "Thp Number," was 209. In the "Pick 4" gam e . played Monday tlu-oug h Friday, the v.in· ni ng numbe r· was 4430. ~on' s I Area deaths Esther Sv lw~h · r 1 ~115 at Wtscons in. She was thP da ug hter of the Ia !!' Frank and Ma ry FunC'ral Sf'tv·iccs for E::sthe r fl arri PI S1 lwst!'r. 68, College Road , Svracust', who dif'Cl Sund ay a t Pleas ant V,diP\ Hospital will be hrld F'rida .v ..11 10 a.m at F:v.:ing Fu nera l Hornrwtlh the RPv . Wanda .lohnson oilic lat ing . Burial will t. · in u• ta rt F a ll s Ccm f' tf'ry. FriPntls rna ~ call at tlw fun era l home Wi'<lnPsday frurn 7 to9 p.m. and a ll da;· on Thursda y Mrs . S~·Jyps tl'r was born Jurw 28, I Thirteen emergency runs were resident s. the W( 'f'kf'nr1 . Vranden burg. He r husband , Arthur dit'<l April .10. She was a lso preceded in death by one brother , Roy Vrandf'nburg. Mrs. Sylvc"tc r was a home maker and a member of lhP Syracuse Presbyterian Churc h. She is sutv ived by one da ughter. Pam<"la Theiss. Syracuse; one son. RolJE>r·t R. Sylvester. Del Ray Beac h. Fla . and sL' g randchildren. Donor request Hospital news Andnw Sum!'P-i. X months old. is in Il<'('d of a Ji\·f'r tmnsplan t. His VETERANS MEMORV\L t\DM JSS!ONS E m cs t lm· bodPn, Sv rac use: Rtta Stobar1, hi(){)(l I) V<' Squad runs pos il tVP. Thl' infant haS f1iliar:: r\ltY'<:; ta a nd nC'f'Cis thf' tran " pla nl within onf' WC'f'k . A nyo nr wis hing to donat P should ro ntac t Drs Fred Suchv or Mitc he ll CohPn a t Ch ildr en 's Hospit a l MPdi · c·; il CPnte r. E lla nd and HPt hPSda i\\'('OUf'" · Cinci nna ti. Ohio. -f"Jt!.i. ur IS (J reported Monday by Meigs County rescue and fire personne l. The Pomeroy squad transponed Pauline Davis and Dave Roush to Veterans Memorial Hospital a t7: 55 a. m ., following an auto accident on Rt. 7 andUnionAvenue. Middlepot1 squad transponed Freda Eakins, 238Y, Walnut, to VMH a t 8:43a.m. Columbia Township Station 12 responded to a brush fire on Point Rock at 1:44 p.m . Salem Townshlp Sta lion 6 responded to t.he same brus h fire at 1:42 p.m . The Racine rescue squad transponed Mary Kearns. Ponland, to VMH . Middleport squad transpot1ed Jean lmbrodent fmm Ash and Broadway to VMH a t 2:49 p.m . Racine Station 2 responded to a trash fire at Paul's Barber Shop at 4: 29p .m . Pomerey squad transponed Norma Goodwin from Butfernet and Lapley to VMJ-1 a t 4: 49p.m. Salem Township firefighters responded to a grass fire on County Road 1 a t 6:10p.m. Middiepot1 squad transported Dan iel Jeffers from Imperial Electric to VMH at 6: 44 p.m. Racine squad transported Wesley Edward Hall from Apple Grove to VMJ-1 at 6:57 p.m. Pomeroy squad transpo!1ed Leona James. 304 West Main St. , to VMH at 8:33p.m . Middleport squad tra nspot1ed J enny White. 221 NOI1 h Fif1h St., to VMJ-1 . Porn Pro\" ." Nonna Goochvin. Pome- Divor('e granted rov : Da;tiel Jeffers, Wes t Columbia , w ·. Va.; \Veslev Ha ll , Racine; Gwinny White, Middleport; Helen Elccglc. Racine. DISCHARGES- Barbara Bolin, Acrtha Diehl. Velma Quille n. cal l 1::.Ul 1Sq-MJI. Barbara Ann Greve r and Dalton B. Grover were grant t'<l a divorce Monday in Me igs County Common P lea s Cour1 . QUARTERS hicken Leg Quarters ... 59¢ LB. SUGAR CREEK BACON················· 99¢ LB. KAHN'S CRISPY SERVE BACON SUPERIOR BULK Wieners lB. lB. $ EXTRA LEAN Lunch Meats 149 lB. Ground Beef STORE SLICED Heiner's Bonus Bread FREE One 1 6 oz. loaf with purchase of 2 packs of Kahn's Luncheon Meats . BATH PACK POTATOES 89¢ 2% MILK $169 GALLON Broughton's GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS R.C. COLA $1 39 3LBS.f$1 -19¢ LB Plus Tax & Oepost l OIET RITE & NEHI 8 PACK BOT. 1 PACK Sold in packs of 12 only CABBAGE "FREE" With purchase 2 packs Kahn's " Fr e .~h Wiener s $} 09 GENERIC BIAS 4-PLY 29.00 Mounted & Balanced FREE 33.00 36.00 4LOO 43.00 45.00 47.00 41.00 46.00 48.00 / 114.50 _, 4 MI)SI ~GmUtl( 1nd tmportrd CJII\ ~ Wr U u t 111 ldjiiiUblt an11n to ma .;_, 16 OZ. $13 9 PlusLimotDepos>t I II ALLEY BELL R.C. COLA 6 PACK$ $109 Limtt 1 12 oz. CANS 159 All Flavo" Limrt 1 Co upon Expires 7/ 1/ 84 C.K. SUPERMARKET Coupon Expires 7I 1/ 84 C.K. SUPERMARKET REG . SHURFINE JELLO SLICED BEETS 11\IIICIUfel 1 01"1111111 S~J«ti • UIIOn\ PIUSf Ull fOI 1ft IPPOIRimtnl ~o0f-5/$1 L1mil 5 Coupon Exp<res 7I l/ 84 C.K. SUPERMARKET ~~~Z. Gallon limit I 3/$1 DISTILLED WATER 59~ GAL. Coupon Expires 711 / 84 CK . SUPERMARKET DRINK MIX Makes 2 Quarts. 7 Flavors 1QF~~CKS $1 Q0 Lim>t 20 Coupon 7I I 184 C.K. Limit 3 Coupon Expires 711184 C.K. SUPERMARKET Pout s utu . '' needed POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E. MAIN ST . 992 -2094 Qunlir:v Sndcr Sin ct• /966 POMEROY PRICES EFFECTl\IE THRU SUNDAY. JULY 1ST "FREE PARKING" • • SUPER MARKET NO SALES TO DEALERS OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY- 9:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M. SECOND & MILL ST. KNIT SHIRTS • Assorted colors • Stzes S.M.L XL MEN'S WOVEN SHORTS CASUAL SLACKS • Assorted sty les and colors • SiZes 6-18 • Assorted colors • Sizes S,M.L.Xl CHOICE CHARCOAL 3 39 20 LB . BAG Coupon Expires 7/ 1/ 84 C.K. SUPERMARKET 'h GAL 99 ¢ GENERIC Coupon Exp11es 711/ 84 C.K. SUPERMARKET ICE MILK KNIT TOPS YOUR 49.00 FRONT -END ALIGNMENT DISC BR" I<E OVERHAUl 8 PACK 5 LB 2 LB. BAG Wtth Purchase of 2 Boxes of Cereal PEPSI COLA PRICE 600-12 A78-13 B78-13 E78-14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 5.60-15 G78-15 H78-15 L78-15 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE • Assorted solids and st11pes • Stzes S.M.L 2% MILK Plus Dep. GPACK 10 OZ. 1 LADIES' SHORT SLEEVE LADIES' ROOT BEER 99 TIRES v, GAL. MACARONI 99¢ BONUS BUY BREAD 16 OZ. LOAVES $1 l 9 ¢ ~.- --~ MILK From FRUIT DRINKS e·_~- VALLEY BELL VITAMIN D Bollnm .~!" the (8 count pack buns! BROUGHTON'S • Assorted NEW HOTDOG BUNS FROSTEE SIZE SALE STARTS TODAY ENOS SUNDAY. JULY 8th, 1984 99¢ 32 OZ. $1 ~l~BAG Thurs. Only . ··D·LL"·AA 'GSTORES ,EIERAL· D CATSUP U.S. # 1 IDAHO TISSUE 4 ROLL STOKELY Produce Buys GENERIC 3 PRICE 143.50 47.00 50.00 51. 00 52.50 53.50 58.50 56.00 58.50 6150 64 .50 lB. B.B.Q. ( 8) Buns 19• HEINER'S SIZE 155/ 80RI 3 !65/ 80RI3 185/ 80RI3 185/75 RI4 J95 /7 5Rl4 205/ 75RI4 215/ 75RI4 205/75Rl5 215/75 RI5 225/75RI5 235/75 Rl5 99¢ One with each purchase of 2 packs of storemade Frozen Minute Steaks. 89¢ GALLON STEEL RADIAL TIRES ¢ MIDDLEPORT, OH. We Reserv P ;;,Ill! Right to Limit Quantities . . WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOG!iAPHlCAL ERRORS. '5EA. • Cheez Balls- 5 oz. • Cheez Curls-11.5 oz. • Corn Chips- 7.5 oz. PK.I·2· RU ~oo~ oF , -· :" FOSTER GRANT• SUNGLASSES • Large selection of fashion styles for men and ladies '3PR. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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