https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cb27795f7f8db8d2022074ff9c671132.pdf 5b5a0b19291f3952f1efeecc9be36895 PDF Text Text ·• . LiCense plate renewal set Village police issue report Middleport police made 49 arrests during the month of June, Pollee Chief J.J. Cremeans reports. Five accidents were InVestigated by the department and vehlcle!l were driven 5,438 miles durtng the month. Parking meter coUectJons amounted to $894 for the month and merchant pollee collectlolis totaled $52. There were 362 parking meter violation tickets wrlttell. Soil superoisors meet ' Plans to attend the s~ s~ school Aug. 5-7 were made when the Meigs Son and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors met In regular ~Jon. Meigs supervisors will be receiving certltlcates tor placing second In Ohio 111 the Goodyear Conservation Awanl contest, It was annouln!d. . David Burt, district technician, reported that 278 acres were planted this spring with thedlstrict'sno-tlll com planter. The annual meeting of the district was set for Nov. 8. It was announced also that the district will have available fOI' sale 2~·by·3~ marking· !lags for wllo needs them. 'lbl!y are considered good to mark new tree planting or other special ..-ea. Information on !lSI\ sales will also be available In about two weeks, Attending the session were supervisors Tmn Thelas, Alan Holter, David Gloi!cknEir, Jim lucas and Rex Sllenefleld Others attendlni were Robert First, Reid Young, Oavld Burt, James Rush and Opal Dyer. ance, members agreed to meet s1x months of tile year at Veterans Memorial Hospital and the slx winter months at tbe Meigs Inn In Pomeroy. Fred Crow suggested something be done to Improve the appearance of tbe lots on Court Street wbere bulldlngs were destroyed by !Ires. Asll said he would get a ' dollar · estimate on the c:Ost of painting. Crow also suggested thepossliilltyot commercial advertising on the bulldlngs facing tbe lots. Crow also said lie would make a $100 donation to the cause. Vol.~>t, ' Department activities reported The Middleport Fire Department answei'Ed 51 calls, 12 tire and 39'· durin& t he month or June, Fire Chief Jell Darst · reports. All vehldes of the departmen.l were driven 981.3 miles during the month. · . . emeigaiCy I'UIIli, Cwnty Cmlmon ~ Court. Joan lela King ot PUnRoy llled for divorce tmn Jack Francts King Sr., also of Pomaoy. ~ Call me Ear res. onsible. Veterans Memorial ·==. Carpenter, Langsville; •.. • ''' ''• ••' Eula Uncia C. Armstrong, Racine, $25 flnanclnr; pi-Inr; area. ~":d: ~ Mlllview Clinic AthenS, OhiO 45701 anmd costs, disorderly manner; dleport p u11ne "*"_.._ ..._ 603 Union Ptlone: l614f 592·2863 , TherWS. Randolpii,Raclne,$25and ; a .......,....,.,,......,.,.. , costs, disorderly manner. Roy 'lbenameofVlckiAult,onJncoln D!.sc~.._~IUttlerte Stewart, :: Boggs, Middleport, was given a Helgllts,Pomeroy,wasunlntelltlon· rM:ary:Eb:lln: , ~:~::.3::·_ _JL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[; l ftve-dayjallsentenceoneacllortwo allyomlttedfromthesprlngquarter cllarges wlllcll are dlsordetly , Olllo University Ilea))'s list Sl1e maimer and open container and maintained a 4.0 grade point George McDaniel, Middleport, was average. ' . giVen a fivfrday jail sentellce on a rf.Wiljiij~i!!jijB;ijj_.,.~ dtsbnler.Jy manner charge. Forfeit· lng a $50 bood on a charge offalllng toyleldtherlghtofwaywas' RoyA. Omitted w a slz~llng summer Maxson, Long Bottom. to UNDER NEW OWNER/MANAGEMENT ., NOW SERVING LUNCH 11 to 2 and DINNER 5 to 10 QAIL Y MONDAY THRU SATURDAY VISIT OUR DOWNSTAIRS PIZZA SHACK J · ....... ,o...,.., ·WE STOCK- TELEVISIONS, STEREOS AND VIDEO RECORDERS , . PrflciMt.r Mnmrtnt.r fi~urines M<: 11 wonderful w~'Y ro Aive the Aifr nf 11 !~ mile. All ot re dcl iAhu:d by the: mi· !iaJ vcncures of sume or our faovu~ rite ~bblens . They cid:k· your fun- NOW ,' 1 OPEN TO GRADUATING SENIORS. " ' TO JUNIORS IN UPPER HALF OF CLASS. OPEN EARN COLLEGE CREDIT ny· bnne o.ntf rmifh your heart like: nothinA els e. Experience' rhc war mth nf Prucimu Mnm¥ms collecriblr!i. July Special 10' SATELLITE SYSTEM · We invite yuu ru cnme in and SECOND SUMMER- TERM JULY 16 • .AUGUST· l7 • Sft' ou r exte nsive selection. •' COMPLETELY INSTALLED LESS THAN '2,000 ' 9' SYSTEM COMPLETELY INSTALLED LESS THAN $1900 I Contoot your GUidance eoun..lor tor additional detail• . . • or Home Entertainme~t . . Center . ' .I Rio Gr11nde College . ~':!munlty College 992-3524 I •· • ' enttne oau 2 Soctloo, 12 ,.,... Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursd"y, July 12, 1984 25 Conti A Mlrltlmedkl in< N-pot ' . ByDONALDM.BOTH!dr.RG . Pll$111vely buoyant, .but gaY!! "" . Callt., tortheweekend.OnMonday, tile womal1·fOr·vlce president 'said Jo 1\ave distressed Mondale by Jackilon as a running mate because · APp..!M!JIAIWrtter vertiallllntotherlelectlon.exceptto MmlatewastotlytoSaiiF~ · ·:l!)ovemeot along tor months, wa5 sUggesting that the only factor In tbe two were ni)~ compatible • ST. PAUL, Minn. lAP) - Walier say, "lamjlladtherelsnoiongasfin -where convention delegates were · asked lfsllewas smelt woul!l beMs. deciding wllo should be on the ticket enougll. F . Mond•le, an establllhment . 'WIII~MalesOnlyNeedApply.'lt's expected to nominate 111m for Ferraro. Others aides had con· should be eleCtoral college votes. Press secretary Maxine Isaacs DeliiOCiat,. ready to break with oortlmefollr8.' 1 • .m pr.sldl!llton Wednelday. . flnnel! the cllolce, anonymously, The National Organization tor saldthedlfferencesbetwem thetwo tradition, was polled kJ4aytoclloolle Later ~ could not be found tor By maJdne Ills selection known but she pl'IIIIOOIICed llerself only Wt:men 3nd other feminist groups men on a number otlssues were too. awornan-Rep.GeraldlneFerraro conuneat. In fact .llhe could not be before · the convention, Momaie ''99.9 percent sure," adding: "I'll pressed Mondale pubDcly and ~t and she also said MoOOale of New York - as Ills vice foundatall. hopedtolleadollserlouJO!JIQ!tlon believe It wl)en I see 1\er (Ms. prtvately, andtherewastearamoog folind Jackilon's statements on presldentlalrunnlngmate. U tbe dd caleB conflrin Ills tobllowncandlilacyorlllscllolceof Ferraro) standing up thi!re next to Mondale's senior aides that lie racial and rellglous Issues were 'lbe announcement wu to be cltolce, Ms. Ferraro would beairne a l'lllllllngmate. Mondale, hands beld lllgh.'' would appear to be succumbing to "unacceptable.'' madeat!IOO!IattheMtnnesotastate the flnt woman vice Plesldeotlal ThesteamwentoutofSen.Gary Itlsunlleardofforapresldentlal pressure groups If he selected Ms. .Jackson said lie agreed will\ capltol.ltcamefour~beforethe candidate on a majOI"·party ticket. Hart's challengl! to Mmtale on candidate to complete Ills ticket Ferraro. Perl\aps In reaction, Mondale's rationale, adding, "The Mondale aides provided less-than, fact Is our polltlcallncompatibWty Oemocratic National Convelttlon Sbe repreaentB a blue collar district W~wllenHartsaldhe'djoln before his party't OOIM!IItlon. waaconvenlnglnSaiiFranclsl;o. of~lnNewYork. aMondaletlcketlfasked.Hewasn't Elibt years . ago, a str\!ggllng glowing accounts of 1\er lengtb,f as l'll!llllng mates Is one thing, buf ~·use~,IWIIIworkveryllard AF~partlsanhac!~ Untll the last moment, Mayor · conservaUve,RonaldReagan,trled Interview with Mondale at Ills llorl\e there IS notessentlallncompatibWty forthecampjllgn,"Ms. FerrarQtold ' 1Ji4.t.M)ad•leaeenledreadYtotake DJllniEFelnstelnorSanFrani:IBco ' 10 boost Ills .cllances tor the lnMJnnesota. on the broad llsues within · the 1 Ms. · Ferraro discuSsed SJK:II · Democratic Party. We still · have I'1!(XIrte 1 before a Wednesday iilght II' P.p\llle;WWi lila vice presklllntla! : was a possible cllolce If a wanan "· , Republlcan nomination byannounc· speech Iii San Franclsco.'She was dlo~ •.imd a new pan 111nts at the . ·were the nomjnee. Whe!l . slle lng Ida cllok)e ot. moderate Sen. ·matters as.hlir famDy, hei' lllialth tctm to work per51lJ18)1y and ' po~ new danger fOI" 111m In lils ' . learned 11 would not be her ...Richard Scllwelcker. Reagan lost alld ller finances In a ~minute politically." " upi\W race against Presldent Mondalecalledlhosenotselected- anyway, to Incumbent President meeting with Mondale aide Jolui . Reilly on Tuesday. Top Mondale Reagan she. said she'd be "clellgiJtM" If It Ford. An ABC·Post: poll ot registered were Ms. Ferraro. FOIU' years ago, Reagan walled aides met with 1\er husband, as they Democrats Indicated the pn:smce Amoar others on a flnsl !lsi of Witll thenJahtolhisownliOliiiDatlon did with Mrs. Feinstein's. Campaign chalnnan James A. of a~ on the ticket could be a poaslblenmntnemateswereMayor before clms!og George Bu1111 over wuh: :t:l percent of thole aurveyed 'nm 8nidley of Loll Arpge!es, a F<rd for the No. 2 spot. Johnson said Mandate made up lils said they would be roore llllely to lUdc, Mayor Hemy CisnerosotSall A member of the Hoose Demo- mind at about 6 p.m.. COT. " vote tor Mondale, wb11e 1S !EICt!llt Antonio, Tex., a l\lspanlc, alld Gov. Cl'ltic leadenlllp, endol'!led by the ' Wednesday and teleplloned the were less llkely to. Michael Dukak1S o1 Massacl\u$etts. llk.es ot Speaitr" Thmas P. O'Neill winner lJ m!11Utes later. Frtday, Mondalewas to take Ms. · Jolmson described Mondale as ThecboloeoiMs.Ferraro 48 was · andseveralpn:mlnentOODgie&lllo'OFerraro on a &elltlmental journi!y to anythbw but obvious. ' ' meti, Ms. FetTIII'O had been the ''very pleased.' ~ ., Earller.In the day, Mtindale said Ills lloineiDwn of Elmore, Minn., One promlnen~ ~ suppor· eartytavorttelfthevlcepresldentlal before .travellpg · to .lfl)le Tahoe, ter, an aide whCi 1\ad been J)IWIIn& ·• cbolce were a WOI'IUIII. But S11e was be would notcoosldertbe Rev. Jesse .. Air bag fight isn't ·finished R_eagan defends record 8J MAVBEEN8AN'DNI ~GGREEN, Ky. (AP) ~ President~. the target ot an uilrelen week·loog attack tnm tallsts, declarEd today that lila administration~.R!Scued ~- . . .• unrhP' 11a Dwa 11 1 s'·.and · reWrled a lolls ol entlluslasm In~ ~t'iCOIIiervatlon effort& Hlttlq' the COIIII!IVIltion trail tor the third IDj......Jtlve day, the president cllole a conveatlolt f1 recreatiqnaJ vehicle operators to j8llie bis mcst ~eSIIIve defe!lse lias produced such stiff criticiSm. "In recent years, OIU' environ· mental eftortll began to loeesaned their eriergy and direction," the presldi!rit said In remarks ptepared tor dellveey to the Natlol!al Campers and Htkets As8oclatlon. · "Indeed, by the time our adrnlnJs. ' .tratlon took office, . the federal . goWmment 1\ad becOme~~ · In Its care of OIU' natural berltqe," · be said. "Our parks 1\ad suffered funding declines tor maintenance . and Mn! In disrepair.'' cars. But what Mrs. Doleaccornpllslled AltiiOugl\ Reagan said be was Plt:OCCUpled during Ills Initial months In omce by an ecommic cr1s11 and by foreign policy matters. . 11e aliltrted that wldle we moved to addl ess these twin criSeS, we were determined to move quickly and eftectlvely to deal with the federal aovemment's lagging efforts to preserve our "even ~ " w.,._ tile lldu!t. Moadale Ill expeded lo aame nmnln& mate at 110011 today. (,4.1' 1 uerphafG)' · Mlwttt'e •• 2 d u Rep. a-IR • Fenwupolre 1o dle...-lftaotbelrml n r;I!Qtle hNMaplaee. ., . UKEJ,y CHOICE- for ber on 1 • Ferraro as Ids wtth 11er anmmcementwednesc~ay was to tum the Reagan admlntstra· lion's stand on air bags vlriiJaiiY' aroondand,acconllngtosupporters and critics allke, sllow that within, the deregulatton·mlnded Reagan Wblte House sbe lias some clout "I worked very liard on Jilt. proposal. It Is my proposal," Mrs. Dole snapped at a new.s conference when a questioner S\IIIIII!Sted that therulesmlglltllavebeenstrongerlf tbe White Hoose 1\ad not Interfered. Several key presidential asalslantS; Including Edwin Meese, reportedly 1\ave strong feelings against. a mandatory air bag requirement: . Aides toMrs.Doleforweeksh8ve ~ that she wanle(l to prOdlllle a regulatory package that could be accepted by both the auto lndustty alld those wllo for years have been campaigning to get air bags . or passive seat belts Into cars. The proposal aJliiOUiiced WedneS· day does glveSOI'IIetll!ngtovlrtually everyone, buttheautomanufactur. , ers appear on the surface to 1\ave comeoutonthesllorlend. :;r~~:=::; High .coUrt upholds tax reventle decision M : 0 ther · sues trustees some that;youareafrle!ldoltheland.'' . In the speech, Reagan saki there . By KEVIN KEJ 1 ,y · tllrougb tax millage Were Jiega. 1\adbeenacleereUelnpowerplartt OVPSWIWrtter lively effected by the county's lllllturernJulondelplteantncrease GALLIPOLIS .- GaiDa Cwnty reduced evaluation. In coal·llred electric · plieiatlon olllclalaarellreathlnlasJibofrellef Both county government and the capecttydurlngthepaatl4years. after the Ohio Supreme Court local l!cl\ool district 1\ave been He allo aid his amdalstratlon upheld thestatetaxbolrdolappee.ls forced to observe budget-cutting to was act1!i1 to combat water declllon to keep all revenue tnm abllortl the loss. . poiiutbl. to ndlce lead pollonlna. twoare~powerplan~Inthecounty. Proeecutor Josepll L. Cain said · to ~thecauBe~ofaddraln,IIO ~ hJ&b coun•s ruii!!I. Issued It's not known yet If the state will i*eii!Ct to I* em""' wild WdWdly, coa11nn1 ._ appeals take any afepl to relmbunie the lltieiJidtorefllrbllllnatloalljlll'lla. board'aordernllllllYingal9Bistale countyforthelostl'l!llellue.Hesalda Hll !!dmlnlliratlon revened a tax department ni1lni that ~ ltJiber eValuation mlglrt be granted tour-yar decline In appnlijlllatlolia uted flf million bi evaluation- 01", to the county, but nothing definite tor lfli upiGeep ol natloall parka. ' Jlperoeatoltaxrevenue-flunthe lias been P!\Jj)Oied. ~a $1 blllloQ lD4ili¥11!1111!!1it JBflll!l M. Gavin and Kyaer creek. ',1 thlllk It's ·t he best news we've efbt,Rilqanllld. . aenerattnestatlcnlto66oiller0111o heardlnawhlle"Countyfunmls. Htallosaldthat,bytheelidolthe CIOUidlell · siDnerPauJO.NidaynotedWednes· yar, UieEaYirorunentaiPriJI&:;tlol• 'lbedeplrtmentbadruledthatthe daY liftemDon as COITIITllllloners AP!"Cf lillqi8CIIIO baW illltiatlld tu l'e'W!I!IIe obc4!Jd be lllared by revtewed lJud&el reciuests for 1911). ''m!lre t1iaJi 4111 toltddi 11 COIIIaJnl. thole muntla tlinJu&ll wbldi the Tbole requea1s i!lCil!edBi antlci· natllli tm.lii" Iiiii it!lteiated 1111 utility 111a lll8d to clllb1blted the palled revan~e by roog111y $!100;ml, CCiatlilllliwutiO.ekiiiWia ~ .. of pla!itl' pcMWran. 1\esald. l Uie $UI biiiiDa ~ taJdc. OYer the paat two years, the AlUiDullh the additional money w.e.d 'IIPPJ'OI!'IIil. ctiWIIyb!!lloltSB)mllllaaperyear bub't been Included 1n next year's At tbe D1n11Haa1 c.ve CCIII- blaewaues,wlllletbeGalllaCairiV "'Aa t,ItwlllhelpapeedJIIlYIIil!llt~ plllx.Ree:::::!'*"UieFroaa Loeal !lcbaol Dl,tblct-lleprtveq lbeCOI!IIly'IIOaalforCilllltnlctlonot NJa&la crl Dowttone, ol SU million aanwlly. Oilier lbe- ODiiathouse. ~andllalqmltal. lll!rvlces ,and ,..,.r • " llmd!!d Niday said (.'!mllllllllon c811 •"*""'· ' . . .. , WASHINGl'ON (AP) - Trans; portatlon Secretacy- Elizabeth ~ wanted to set tbe alr bag ~to rest witll 1\er order requiring autmlat!c QCCUpant restraints In all new ~· by 1990, but the controversy Is showing liD sign of dying. - Instead, the 15-year debate on · wlletller·air bags or automatic seat belts eYelltualb' WIII tie required In · all new cars wW first return to the cOurts and tben likely move to · OO:zens ot state legislatures wllere debate over mandatory seat belt laws will take on new dlmelu!lonli. The new regulatklns woukl auto, matlcally be scrapped If enoligli states pass laws requiring motorists to use ot the seat· belts already In .4=ocJeMp._Wrla after touring the ' 5Hiegree Mamnxlth Cave at the Mammoth CaveNational Park near by. "Makemmlltake, theAmericaD land leWIP to the · American peop'e,andwelntendtokeepltopea (Student only pays S5.00 per hour institutional fcc, plus books and supplies - parkl~ complimentary) HUMOR .a l y carJIIIII'OUi1d FULL TUITION SCHOLARSHIP ................ • ' envlroameat.'' ~ pn!illleat llddl eased .the COII'iaitiCn at the Beecll Bend E-5202 it SALE CATALOGS • . OPEN MQN.-SAT. 9 AM.-5 P.M. · THURSDAY 9-1 CALL 992-3524 OR STOP IN · THANK YOU FOR COMING. TO MY ADE Montgomely 'Ward rnK•MR•~3R••1 . Catalog .sales -tt FREE • POMEROY, OHIO For THE ·ADYANCED SCHOLARS PROGRAM SUMMER SESSION 1984 ... _.,.... • ......,_c.. . it~ Opportun ,....,_..._-....~r..o No.63 • · :;et oltheeavlmuneotal reconi that W ks of . TRY OUR DAILY SPECIALS NPW SERVING LUNCHEON SIZE PIZZA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK- CALL 992~6674 . On trail, . Was. who 118!1 ot11ces at ru E. Second St., POIJW!laoy, led. the , entire Mate In agencies o1 the • · Adm1sSions _: James McCune, Jolm Hanooclr Compaales In the Syracuse; leland Saxtoo, ' Pmnemonth of JWJe. A l!).year roy; · Dennis Hart, Middleport; veteran wlh the oom~. MJChael VliDMetel', Rutland; Lena In the ' Ferraro likely choice for running mate. · TheMeJgsCountyAssociAUon~TownshipTrusteesandCierks~ Ooe divorce was !1ll!d recently In spedallllt Meigs EMS ~mblem••.Page 6. . meet at 7 p.m. Ju1Y 16 at the county talrgrowids' at Rock Sprtng9. All elected county offiCials are Invited. . Hubbard toumament•••Page 4 FrldaJ. . e Trustees, clerks slate meeting Meigs Riggs Ill a aear ......_. ' - - . lJPI I!IIICl vuWJie . . . . Jl'rtdv, IU!IIQ' I!IIICl wr:r WIIJ'III. llllh 8Ht. C"roe afniD-.npaowU• IJ'!II!IIId e:r:••!hted 1914 Divorce rded TOPS - Kenneth E. "Geele" , ' '' The Big Bend C.B. Club will have their annual picnic SundaY at 1 p,m. ln tbe southbound Route 33 park. Everyone IS ~ to bring table service and covered dlsll. remember. 391 W. MAIN 8porta ..................Paaetl-4 ' Cardlopiimonary rescu8Citatlon clasles will be held tonight and . Thursday f1un 7·10 p.m. at Heatll United Metmdlst Churcll. Bob Byer will be tbe lnstrucllr. ClaSsi!s are !)lll!ll to tbe lpubllc and are ·being sponsored by the Heath United MetroQ!st Men. •dd}eporl mayor f"mes SIX • ' I M Six defendants were fined, two were given jail sentences and anOtherforfeltedabondlnthecourt ofMiddleportMayorFredHottman Tuesdayntgllt. Fined were William A. Williams, Racine, $425and costs, three days In jail, drtv1ng willie Intoxicated; Carol A. Russell, New Haven, $17 and costs, speeding; Richard A. Hennan, Middleport, $10, running stop sign; Ressle A. Chaffer, Cheshire, $25 and costs, spinning tires. B,.....illtowrllllllh ................ Pap! cata... J"Ie111n .......... ..... &-10 c::lalulc;s•!J'\' ........... t.:pap 11 ======~~z=~~==============· CPR classes Pomeroy chamber elects · ~eed, Hill vice presidents Tom Reed and Jim IDII were appointed as vice p~ldents Tues·" day at the Pomeroy Area Chamber ofCmunerce meeting. Reed will continue as geoeral vice president willie HW will take on responslblltles as program vice president. 1 Chamber President Ron ASh said otller business community members will be contacted ln tile future In an effort to "expand the base" of memberslllp. In another effort to Increase the memberShip and meeting attend· lclentlftcatlon numbers are companieS are required. TO register a velllcle not 1n the nan1l! of the person vlsltlni the auto · registrar. an acceptable power of attorney must be sutxnltted. The license bureau Is located at :ta6 Mulberry Ave., Pomaoy. Hoursare9a.m . ta4·p.m .. MondiiY. WednesdayandFrtdaY: lOa.m . to 8 p.m. TUesday; ~d 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Thursday and saturday. Sue ~n. deputy registrar, may be reaclled at 992-:Dl!l. .• CB club to meet Syracuse Village Col!ncll will meet In recessed seSsion Tlnmlday at 7 p .m. at tbe municipal bulldlng. PR.ESENTATION - I"',...Oilo""le""'IIIY Area Chamber of Commerce Vice Preeldent Torn Reed preeenta retll'lllll:Sei!ll!!el repo.W KalieCruwwllh ·a lawn challle lounge from the chamber. Crow, a n!pOiter for 18 years, rellredFrlday. Shecoveredthechambermeetlnpaadevenlsmuingller ' employment. BJCbeBald ......... P...-1.7 · ·' Village couneil to meet . . Wingett. responses •••Page 2 . . Weather Meigs countlans with last names starting with tbe letters K and l · • must renew tbeir autO ilcellseS durtng the month o1 July. Social security numberS tor lndlvlduaiS and federal tax . anyone . Ins ide today : -~· · it . ·J . ' also look at supplementing county construction and improvement of departmentbudgetslnthefuture. the district's .elementartes was "lthlnkwllatweneedtodolslook passed last November, the board at the ctepariments that 1\ave optedtog~~witllsllort·termiiDfesfor suffered and make some kind of the first fl'I'V years of Its bonded capllal Improvements,'' he said. Indebtedness. ' . ''We can look at of the Supertntelldent Gary E. Toot· departments that have been 1\aker, wiiO recently resigned to rregiected." become supertntendent ot a city The county schools -which had school district In Oklahoina. was orchestrated ' mucll ot the legal unavailabletorcomment. action Involved l,n overtuming the 'lbe dec!slon to redistribute . the tax decl.slon - will also benefit. tax revenue was !lrst appealed by Teachers will now recetve an !lie couoty and then by the county llddltlonal $:lXI to their base pay;as . schools In a separate action. b1 rMlgotiated . In recent contract January 1982, the schools dropped reopeoers: ·• . Its suit and joined In the county's ~·rm just overwhelmed at the appeal, wlllcll went before tbe tax · decision," said Carl B. Waugli, appealS board In October or that ~~ ol the local board of year. . . education. "I thlnkevecybodyln the In late November 1983, the board county scllool dlstl1ct Is excited found the state's decision lnappropabout!!.'' rlate and ordered new evaluation 'lbe additional revmue wiD aJso ce1!11cates cJni.Wn up. The state allow roore rapid payment of the appeall!d, forcing It Into tbe SU· dtstrlct's own blllkllng PI'Oifalll, PleiUe court's hands. Oral argu· slated to gl!t tllidl!rway soon. ments tLun bOth sides were 1\eard 1\lthOOgl\ a~ Issue flnant.olnJ byJustlceslnMay. :1 ' : 'lbe mother of a Meigs County Infant lias sued Orange Townsl\!p, Its trustees and an employee -In cormectlon with tbe death of ller 19-montiHlld daugllter. · Sherry Wllson filed the suit Iii Meigs County Common Plea$ Court,' asking $750,00) dollars In damages. Her daughter, Jessica, wasklll¢ · by a truck operated by 1\ei' grandtatller, James Eynon, wllo was a townslllp employee at the lime. Tile suit claimed Eynon wa$ negllgent In the operation ot till! truck when be backed Into a driveway and ran over the girl. . , Tile Meigs County Sllerlf!'s IJe. partment ruled tile September 1983 death accidental. No charges weno rued. ' �' Commerit • 111 Court Street Pome~y,OMo DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON .\REA ~ ....,__,._..,...,......._~.'qlv - . . . .,. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher :P.\T WHITEHEAD BOBHOEFUCH Mana1er ·Gea~ral Asolstant Publlsher/ ConlroUer DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor .\MEMBER ol The .\ssoclated Preoo, Inland Dally Press .\ssocla· ilon and the American Newspaper PubUoher .\soo~lalloo. : L'ET:rERS OF OPINION are weloomed. They 1hould be leu than Ill wGI"ds long. All letters are subject to edltlill and must be •linN with name. addrM& and .telephone n•mber. No unsl11ned letters WUI be· publ~hed. Letten ahould be Ia ·lood taste~ addressln1 Issues, not penonallttea. Wingett response . I have been reading an article ln those same lines. 'nle Dally Sentinel by your favorite It Is not what ls ln Washington analyst and political pundit, Lowell City now that Is glv!ng me sleepless Wl)lgett. In that way a reader can nights. It's what was there. Why Is detect which way the toad Is that former resident, Jin1mY ' ~ar­ hQpping. But in spite 'of close ter, hiding? I would walk a mile to attention to this warty political see him smile and snap those eyes. weather vane, complete banboozle- An . elder statesman like . James rrient seems to be commonplace. Earl Carter, cloaked ln the majesty Lord knows that I have been of the ex-presidency, should be u')i.irtg to vote right but for sake of giving the keynote address at the mental ease, more information upcoming democratic convention. about those big spenders ln Wa- Nowadays why doesn't he come out shlngton Is needed. Right there in and stand beside presidential hope'nle Dally Sentinel wouldn't our lui, Walter Mondale, and bask in favorite columnist, yours and mine, glory before the television camefor everybody to see, rl\lse . the ras? Walter and Jimmy would dickens about big spenderS. Talk- make a dream team. ing about , big spenders calls • Carter has a lot of old time assets something to mind. When I got back that should rub off on Mondale. As from the polls last fall my political you know Carter had the hostage Cf!nsullant kicked my hind-end. I rescue, sky high Interest rates and should have known better for she still higher loflation: Walter could was right and I was wrong. Late, hl)ve a lot of high things justfor the put scirry, I realize that those two asking. I almost forgot one c)ther blrjls (senators) from Ohio, roost· thing- Carter's high misery lnde", ~g up there in Washington do owe I love misery. I think I shall vote for us all an apology. Jim Rhodes Mond~le. offered us a timely warning along Gayle Price Try harder !"would like to say that as a person ill. Meigs County I can't see why Pilmeroy has so much going for ·u and has so many problems. They are in the best lj)Ciltion and rould be a IQt betler off I feel lf they tried hat:der. They could have a real nice park, but: don't, behind the Sugar Run M!fl and yet they lag behind In (\oing 11.: Why? 'nley could have better stteets but don't. Why? Now they don't have any sewer system to work so Pizza Hut can't be finished and why? If Pomeroy ls to grow and mjlke it they must get together and work to get better streets and complete sewer system for the ' whole town and a must Is to build a park so the kidS can have a place to play af!d to renew the aging water lines tha_t seem to be leaking ali the tlme. Pomeroy can't go on letting Itself go or worse things are to come. So let's sit down and work together. and do one project at a time and Pomeroy -will be a lot better off for all concerned. So let's get to work · tnday. Flqyd_H. Cleland Box 144-F Middleport Bring back prohibition [saw in The Dally Sentinel June 29, ·an article by Lowell Wingett. Mr. Wingett talked (wrote) about t~ "noble experience" or the prohibition amendment. Then . a pel-son could get away from the liquor people and drunks if they had a desire to. Today, there Is no way escaping them . We are confronted by · the liquor ads everywhere we turn. Mr . .Wingett says there are 23 states that forbid the sale of · int'iJxlcatlng beverages to anyone under 21 years of age. Also those states claim a decrease in drunken driving and highway fatalities. jie says the same organization that backed the Volstead Act and passage of the 18th amend· seeured l I ment ln 1917 are still well and active. You bet '!'e are! We learned our lesson when we let the wets pull ' our eyes and repeal ·the wool over the 18th amendment. Mr. Wingett, I, too, lived through the noble experiment as you call it. All of the lawlessness during the 18th amendment was blamed on prohlbitlcin. Now after 50 years you still blame prohibition for every· thing today. We have laws prohibit· lng murder, robbery, etc., but they stlll do those things. Why not repeal those laws? Then maybe you wouldn't be scared so bad. Opie C. Cobb 691 Sycamore St. Middleport • retirement answer .. I •. ' j ·~ _lt's a pensiOn plan that begins with a cut in take-home pay ootcouldEIId, if'all goes as planned, In a relatively bountiful payoff OJi retirement.. ' . It may be the pension pian of the future, .lf IIQt now. . -Tagged with a name so nondescript It Could be applied to a generic mfdicineor a part ln a warehouse, andoncellttleunderstoodeven by !hose wfKlse oosiness lt Is to know, the 40l.(k) lay dormant for a couple of_years. Now it ,Is booming. T. Rowe Price, a money-managoement organization which designs and adrnlnlsters 401(k)s, estimates that !I> percent o1 the lalie5t Industrial corporations wW have them by the end of the year. Ih effect, a 401(k) tranSfers to employees the tax benefits that accrue to cOrporatiOns Ullder the.mosi conunon pension plans, called defined behetit p!ans, which specify If not guarantee a set sum on retirement. · · ·ne 401(k) guarantees nothing, but it does give employees a tax deferral orr as much as $.'11,00Jof income a year. 'nle money Is deducted from the paycheck before any. federal taX. including that for Social Security. It means, for example, that an employee In a .ll peic:ent tax bracket would experience a net paycheck reduction of only $'10 for every $100 cOntributed to the 401(k) plan. · No taxes are assessed on earnings until retirement, dlsablllty or death, alid In certain hardship events participants can withdraw~ whUestlll ert~Ployed. On separation from the, canpany, the II11J111!Y can be taken wltboUt a 10 percent penalty, as with IRAs- altoough the fUnds aare then · l#lble to taxes. >I 1 ~ 'AlMOsT~:~~~ ~~t. ~ 151ACK, Slit~ ~~.~ ~E ~~ ~194 ... ~ """"'~~ ro SI"AlOA= HiR·DADBLASr'E1> ~. , / . .Blown secret caper__. _____J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on . WASmNGTON - Did the U.S. Customs Service stumble onto a . cloak-and-dagger operation that might have delivered a Soviet super-tank into U.S. hands? Customs officials say it ain't so, but the suspicion lingers that they have blown a secret caper. · The facts surrounding the mystery are being kept under wraps by_ the government, and that lendS credence to the theory that lt Involved an Intelligence operation. A federal judge has sealed court records In the case, but my associates John Dillon and Donald Goldberg have learned some of the suppressed details. The story sounds like a John Le Carre movie directed by Mack Sennett. It all began more thau two years ago, when the Defense Intelligence Agency tried to figure out a way to" smuggle a Soviet T-72 super·tartk to the West. The DIA wanted to study the tank's gun barrel, armor · plating and Infrared sensors. , Israeli, which often turns over captured Soviet-made weapons to the Pentagon, came close to snagging a T·72 ln Lebanon, when '1 At Pushover Prices! Even so, 1n England, people don't delivering the keynote, ln part because (and hold on to your hats, · think of Margaret Truman as a woman, they think of her as tile because this Is a very shrewd one) prime minister. In order to capture Jeaoe Klrkpatrick Is not really a the affections.of Amerl~an woman. "woman" ln the sense that the Republican Party needs to feature hood. you need a keynpter selected a Woman. · because she Is a woman. How's that again? Well , said. Team B, take for ' So: Team B won the day, and _ instance Katherine Dadalos OrRonald Reagan Invited Mrs. Ortega tega. She Is the treasurer of the to keynote tbe convention. But now Team A has reorgan, United States, whose signature you see if you examine your dollar bOis. !zed, and what they will riot settle for ls quite simple: a speech by She IS a real woman . What do you mea)l, a "real Jeane Kirkpatrick to the conven· woman?" lion on prime tbne. As everyone knows who has been. Well, Team B. explains, Mrs. at these strange tribal events , to be Kirkpatrick Is so prominent, her academic and forensic careers are a speaker other than at a prime spot ls an invitation to deliver a soUIIquy. so distinguiShed, she has reached the polntwherepeQpiestopt)llnking ' The only person who listens to one · of her as a woman: they simply of the morning or afternoon spea_k· think of her as a public servant. ers Is the speaker:s spouse and the designated court stenographer. In the evening, if there is su!!lcient preliminary ballyhoo, the convention would quiet down. They would certainly do· that for Mrs. Kirkpa· trick, or else she would give thel!J a falling grade. Team A Is now adding an edge to Its tone in making its request. It 1$ saying: Look. do you want somebody at the Repu~licim Convention · who believes In Ronald Reagan's -'""'"' • foreign policy? Because i! so, ·there Is one outstanding person ln the United States whn defendS that policy strenuously, eloquently and even captivatingly. And that Is Jeane Kirkpatrick. The alternative, it says, IS In effect to hide Mr. Reagan's policy under the rug, and change the subject when it IS · broughi up. · Team B . at this point goes professional. It would hardly d for them to ptote5s dissatisfaction witp the boss' foreign policy. So Instead, they stari talking politics. one-of the tanks bOgged down in the Tbe details are stlll sketchy on kept the employees at bay, another mud. But It was Ill Syrian territory, how the two Soviet tanks were hurriedly found a judge 19 correct and · the Israelis had to leave it supposed to be stolen, but one the error on the warrant. behind. source believes they were to be The public may never know, The Kremlin's meddling in the diverted on their way to the' whether it was a bona fide Persian Gulf ow;ar gave the DI A ~tllefront ln Iraq, intelligence operation, as defense another opportunity. The Soviets The other arms deal, In whicb the attorneys claim, or if Schwartz and began shipping T-72s to Iraq. , general was promised a secret Berg were a couple of rogue spoOks The problem of intercepting the share, was thr sal!! of pollee out for a fruit buck, as customs tanks en route to the war .zone weapons to Mexico. It included claims. The case Is now under the remained to be solved. Enter several thousand weapons to ·be C:lassl!led Information Procedures Leonard Berg, owner of a New picked up In this country, Great . Act, which means those involved York security company, and So- Britain and Belgium. are forbidden to discuss it. • According to competent sources, lomon Schwartz, a oonsultant to the However, sources close to the llrm. The latter has close ties to the Schwartz and Berg hired a pilot to case say Schwartz and Berg lntelilgence community. deliver the arms to Mexico, flying believed they wefe working on a Schwartz also -had contact with a from New York to London, then on legitimate undercover plan to get a top Polish general through a friend to Brussels - and Warsaw. Soviet bank. 'nley discussed the who was close to the gen~al. This But unbeknownst to Schwartz situation beforehand with at least general was high enough ln the and !!erg, their plio/ was a customs one QIA agent and an F!3I man who Polish communist hierarchy to get Informant, and he tipped off specializes In Polish intelligence. control of a T-72. officials to the anns shipment. The FBI agen! l"Ouid make only Schwartz traveled back and fC)rih CUstoms decided the weapons .this Delphic comment: ' ''111e goto Warsaw .to arrange the secret we~'tdestlnedtorMexico,buttor vernment has a case and the other deal. In exchange for his help ln Poland. So they seized the cargo In situation, I believe, has its case." hijacking the tartks, the Polish New York. "We're going to say the pilot was general wanted money deposited ln · Customs' efforts to untangle the just a flunky and wasn't tuld the a Swiss bank account (protection mystery took on the flav6r of the whole plan In order to protect the fot himself and his famlly lf and Keystone. Kops. They got a search interests of tbe United States," when he dE!fected) ·and a cut of warrant for Berg's company- but Schwartz's attorney said. another weapons deal. for the wrong floor. WhUe one agent Sec. of State Jackson_ _ _......,---_A_rt_Buc__.,...·h_wa_ld The Reverend Jesse Jackson has "YOI! must be joking. 'J1le only Jackson heard a click and the line , me."' Indicated he would like to be reason Fidel agreed to give you the was dead. "Sir, I believe there is a sbnple secretary of state. He claims •hls ones he did was to putthe screws to_~, Tbe secretary said to one of his explanation. Before, you were a recent me(!tlngs wUh·ieaders of left Reagan. He has nothing .to gain by · aides. "Did Gromyko return my powerful voice whom the Thlrq wirlg and totalitarian governments giving you any prisoners now. And call?" · World thought was speaking for the is evidence of his diplomatic skills. he Isn't gOing to take back the 1,500 "No, slr, and neitherdldArafat." American people. But since you Maybe. But tbere could be an criminals he sent you with the boat "I don't understand it. When I became secretary of state, you've argument made that the reason he people either." had no official capacity, I could see iost all o! your crediblllty because is welcomed by all the adversaries "But he promised he would." anyone I wanted to. Now that I'm you can no longer embarrass of the United States Is because he Is "That's because you were a secretary o! state no one will talk to . Ronald Reagan." NOT secretary of state. .private citizen. Now he considers , - - - - - - '·' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Let us suppose that Mondale wins you just another pinstripe Ameri· and he appoints Jackson as hls can diplomat who has lost touch secretary of state. with the people." "This is Secretary of State Secretary J~ckson hung up. Jackson. I'd like to speak toFldeL" Then be told his secretary to get A third-rate Cuban foreign office PreSident Assad ' of Syria on the phone. · · functionary says, "Castro is in a meeting. I don't know wheri he'll be "Mr. President,"· said Jackson. · out and he told me to tell you he has "This ls JesSe. I want to meet with nothing to say to you, so stop calling you about Lebanon." him." "We have nothing to discuss," "But when I saw Fidel the last Assad sald coldly. "Why dld you "time ·he said hiscasa was mycasa." give ·Jsrael 24 more F ·15 fighter . "That was before you became planes?" . secretary o! state. Now ·that you ' "I ' didn't give them to Israel. have official status,. be considers President Mondale did." you part of the American pig policy "You're the secretary or·state." to overthrow his revolution and '· "'nle secretary of state doesn't continue CIA efforts to destroy our ma1<e foreign IJollcy. He just economy." advises the president o! the United "How can he say ihat? I told him States what it should be." how impressed I was with the great "So why should I see you_if you strides he has made for peace, and have no ~ ln stopping pla.e. if r had anything to do with It we from being shi'!Jped to Israel? When would resume normal dipiOIIlj!tic I gave you Lt. Goodman you were relations." your own man. Now you're just a "What did you want to lalk to him flunlcy of Mondale's pro-Israeli about?" · policy. I should have suspected --~·01. . tl'f,N U.N ., . . . {fi~-"I'd like to arrange another you'd sell out for a fancy title." political prisoner release, ' which "I'm doing the best I can, but! not "Eifer thought of tMinQ a P9 out of NASA •• wW show Americans Fidel has the only have to deal with the pn!Sident, book and·~ on failure modi•'?" human rights of his people at but Congress as well." heart.'' "So who.needa you?".Assad said. - i '! _. 1984 FORD BRONCO 1-1 Stack. ,No. - , 6 cyt . .,.,,., 4sp.lraM., knitted vinyl bucket ...ts, tinted tins• 1llheel CIIYon, rust praofl"'. WAS -NOW 11,128.60 '9995 .1 984 FORD RANGER Stock No. 4197 4 cyl. tntlne. 4 sp. trans .. ,....r step bumper, bright low mount mirrors, radial !Ires, rust .preotlng, styled road Wheels. ~ · $84~3/ 5 . DRIVE TlME- Two time U.S: Open cllamplon JoAnne Carner of Lake Worth, nwtda, folloWII her drive at the Salem Coontry Chill In Peabody, M-.• WecliWA•y. 'nle IIJ'IIt I"'OIIId al the stad U.S. Women's Open Cham......p 1.-rphoto). ' 'l'hur84aY· {AP . U.S. Women's Open begins today ByDAVEO'BARA AP Sporie Writer PEABODY, Mass. (AP)-Thirty years ago, two of the sports world's all·tlme ~IS met at Salem Country Club. BabeDldrlksonZaharlasandTed WllHams hit lt of( Immediately. . Zaharias was back playing golf just 15 months after undergtllng surgery lor cancer. WWtarns was slugging his way Into baseball' sHall of Fame with the Boston Red Sox.' Wliliarns also spent spare hours helping the Jlnuny Fund. raising money to combat cancer. He was impressed by Zaharias' athletic ability, more so by her courage. For a laugh, the two put on a golf driving show. It was nosurprlsethijt shl:> outdrove him by a few yards. Shewas a heavyweight slugger with a 'dtli.l~. W111liuns Wa.sn't a golfer, eV-en though l1f' oould hit ally ball, thrown or statkmary. The Babe went on to win fll:rthlrd U.S. Women's Open champiOnship ' by a whopplng12s~es.a U.S.Golf Spillner at home -with Sox By lhe Associated Prelill , Veteran right-handed · pitcher Dan Splllner, traded In the Cleveland Indians' shift to younger plaY,ers, has fQiind a mentor on the Chicago White Sox. "Tom Seaver has really~ an Impression on me," saldSpillner, 32, when the Indians cloSe<! out the first . half of the American League season ln a series Swept by the White Sox. "He's 40 years oi~ and he's stlll a fastball pitcher." Seaver, like Splllner, has pitched ln both the American and ~atlonal leagues. -· "I was pitching against Seattle," said Splllner, a veteran of nine majbr league seasons. "I was trying to get Spike Owen to hit ·a ground ball. I had him 1-2, thenhefouledolf a pitch, then I threw a ball and he , finally got a hit. "Seaver had been watching the game on TV ln the clubhouse. After . the game, he came over 1111d started talking to me. He remembered · every pitch l'd thrown and In what sequence. He made sorne sugges· tions that really made sense." · · Splllner's best season ll'i ~major le agues was with Cleveland In l!ll2, when he was 12-10 with21savesand a 2.49 earned run average. 'But he sUpped to a 2-9markwitha5,.1Y1ERA and just eight saves last season. In the first two 'mooths of this season, SpJllner was (}.5 with a 5.65 ERA and just one save for the Indians, who shipped him last month to the contendln8' White Sox , for a player to be~ later. The Indians then acQ'!I,red light· handed pltcber Jlm Slwy, 25, who was 4-5 with a 5.43 ERA .for Chicago's Class AAA Denver Bears of the American Association. . ~I ... ._Tough .Trucks Middleport, Ohio . Th~, Ju 12, ' 1~ Berry's WoFJd rhe 401 (k): ·. a • 2-n. Daily SentiMI Pomero~· Here iS a report on what the.folks Imagine the political effect, the A In Washington would call a power Team said, of Jeane Klrkpatrick, play. II iS both less than that and spokeswoman for deracinated Demore, as we sllall ~- Tl)e central mocrats, the great Jackson (Scoop) player, or better, non-player, Is · wing of t~ Democratic Pal"IY, the Jeane Kirkpatrick, United States tough-line lnternatlonallsl anti· permanl!llt representative to the communist party of Harry Tru· United Nations, man, John F . Kennedy, lnvitlpg the The A Team (let us avoid voters of America to vote for tendentious hawk-dove-style desig- Ronald Reagan instead or !or that nations) was bent on getttilg Mrs. ·wimp who can't even say no to Kirkpatrick as the keynote Jesse Jacl<son. Oh, the bombs speaker. The A Team became quite bursting In air! From sea to shining ardent as tbe idea evolved ln the sea! But I am obviously llelng Imagination. For one thing, Jeane carried away. Kirkpatrick IS a registered DernoNow speaking of spokeswomen .c. crat.and not ln a purely fo!'JTialistlc Team A obviously added that sense - she was on the Democratic arrogant, and it assumed a very Platform Committee as late as lmportani role in the general 1976. Thj, last lime the Republicans discussions wlth members o{Team had as keynoter a non-party B - which was oppose\} to MrS. member. WIIS in 1952 - Gen. . Klrkpatrick ln part because they Douglas MacArthur. didn't want an out-and-out hawk Letters to the Editor , P~a• ' J»rinne tEnte ___________________~_i_llw_m__F_n_~_k_tey_ _Jy_ The Daily Sentinel . . . ..... ' . amOrig'thls women. Zah8rtas died in 1956, oot her tour, blamlngoutsideoonunl~ts year's money winners with $61,000, Is Winless 011 the 19114 i the meeting wjth Wllllams and lopsided . which !nllowed her victory Open. triumph - desplli! a score of 291- 1983 She Is bidding to become only the were recaJ1ed by old fans today as the Women's Open returned to the fifth player to'w lnconsecuttve()pen Donald Ross-designed club founded championships. 'nle oUJers are Mickey Wright In !BOll; Doona ln 1895. Caponi, :ool-70; Susie Bernil)g, Detmdlng champion Jan Ste197'2-73, and HQIIls S('\cy, 1977-78. ~. leading money:wlnner Stephenson the championPattySheehanandmostoftheo!her top golfers on the LPGA Tour ship a ~ar ago by edging Sheehan headed a lleld of 150 for the 72-hole and JoAnne Oirner by one stroke at Cedar RJdge Country Club In Tulsa. test. Open Times have changed draflltlcaliy . Okla. Carner, the champion In 1971 and '76, has been since the USGA became spoJIS!ll', at the request of the Ladles Profes- second in theevent!ourtlmes, tying Louise Suggs for the most brides· siOnal Golf AssociatiOn, of the maid flnlshes . Women's Open inl953. Thatyear the Pat Bradley, who set the Open prize money totaled just$7,500. record of9-Wider par 2791n winning The purse now Is $225,001, with a In 1981. iS right behinQ Sheehan checi tor $36,001, plus many encliJI'selnSltS, waiting for the among the leading money winners with prize mooey of $151,918. . winDer. . . . . 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"LARGIST NIW CAR AND TRUCK INVENTORY IN THE TRl-C_OUNTY AREA." 111111111111111 .. �. ·~ Thunday, July 12, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - Leagues en,ter,. second-half action _, ' • . _. . . • ' The Racine A T·baD team had .a good record. 'lbelearnllnishedtheseaaori with a pladc at Forked Run Stale Park lllld each member received a trophy from Coach · Sllamn Jom-andasrtrta"'coaches,GaryJolmonandJeff McKinney. Alllo lite gn111p IM\Id a swimming party for lite learn, families and friiDis at lite S)'l'IICIMe'Pool. Pictured are: front, fioom left, Je!lllca Covert, Charlie TEAM - Syra~use, .( \1 McKinney,GregMcKinney,MatthewEvllllll; second, from left, Gabriel Smllh, Jamie Ev811S, WOody R1c1Jan1s, J - VarneU, JUOD Semler, John Card; third, from left, J - Rber, Jamey )llellon, Kelly Hemler, Jimmy Randolph, Kevm ilde, "bnnnn Tucker, Jeremy GuWiw, Jim Hal; bad!, .A ' IJnt Coach Gary Jol!nwm, c.dl Sharon Jnhu.,.., and A!!!!hhnt Coach JeffMcJC!nney. Glouster post victories SYRACUSE - Host Syracuse and Glouster Burr Oak posted first round wtns In the BUI Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament at SyracuSe Municipal Park here Wednesday night In two rain-dampened games. Despite being outhit 10 hits to six, Syracuse took advantage or very timely scoring opportunities and five errors enri>ute to a big 15-7 win over the Gaiii)Xllis Senators. Chris Stewart was the winning pitcher for Syracuse, w"lle Steve Goelllng suftered the loss in the big offensive slugfest. · For Pie winners, Roy Johnson , llad a triple, Stewart adouble, and singles each Jjy Tocld Grindstaff, Wolfe, Taylor and Hendrtx. Galllpolts hitters were Powell with two singles, BUrns two singles, GoeUlng two singles, Broyles a single and Angel a slilgle. · In the other contest, Glouster advanced to second round play with a victory over Gallipolis' Red Sox ~~ · ·· m fjiJ~iiiiii~i~ The I'Jud&eil' pltcbiD& bas beM steady (3.37 teem ERA) but Injuries, to kef players like ftrst bueman MJkeMarshalllllldaporousdefenlle • have kept Tcm Luorda's crew. a NEW BUSINDIS -. Donel 'l1lumu, paatner of Photo Expa 1 , • Pbotallll6alle d, Middleport, Is piliured In lite Vlllapll'bannacyrih lbe Kill deli ehpallint Is betDg Uled In llte-bo• e. '1.'bomal-lbe !II!WIY opened pboto 4eveiQplnc lwwln eII Willi Terala IIIIIIJ-Crll!lp. 'l1lomas became lntereited In openlnglbe bo•slnews at the l!lld ol lalt Jl!lll'. "I loet ellbt ftlll8 of llft...aad knew IIBe I!Oihe'Mng better than fhlil," 11lomas said. 'The o\wen aUemled three clap ollrlllnlng In New Jeney before they opened. .....-lhat · French wins chaJl)p feature .• ,. w• . . . Stonns lash' easte~ SOUthern COaStal area ••• By lbe A...ieted ~ Center in KansasQty, Mo. A . cold front that generated "The rest of the ~try should thunderstonns, hall and Glknph have nice, dry weather," said winds frml Pennsylvania to Maine Sanunler, adding, "lt's~waysgjlod moved out to sea today, but not to see Mother Nature quiet down" before knocking out power tn 61,1Xl1 ' after several days of pounding homes, toppllngtreesandspawnlng thunderstonns. .Utillty workers struggled to a tornado that tore the roof tram a Massachusetts factory: .restore electricity today In New Thundershowers today also Jersey and PennsYlvania, where I'OIIliii!d the Ohio Valley, the more than 46,(XX) customers were Southeln PlaiDs and the Gulf Coast lettix>werlesswhenwtnd'gustsblew states, while an Inch or rain reu 1n down trees and power Hnes parts o1 LOuisiana and Florida. Hall wedllesday. . the stze o1 J'0)1 balis pounded Cape By early this monilng, S,<XX> Coral ilnd Palm Harbor, Fla., and Public Service Electric & Gas parts ot Oldah<ma. customers were still without power The stnrm system was expected as Were about 5,tro customers of to "stall rut" as it rumbled off the Jersey Central Power & Light Co., East toast today. o~ctals said. ItsliOuth&nllankwasexpectedi!T ',These llnemei! are like firemen, shift and spawn showers and they worked ~ over the thunder!itonns across Ti!ruiessee to weekend flxtng downed lines and . Texas saki Bill Sammler or the -are out there again,'' _said JCP&L Na~ Severe Stonns Forecast spokesmanJamesLowney. _ ... 'I Hagler could lose WBC title "., tara '•' ' •·, .. $ I ~-~ UncttrCifRecll'tel'l Engine. red To Fll ·'ALUMINIZED ST6El MUFFLlRs Shoeks $19~ sggs FITS .otT "010\1\',u _,...,C,UIO..I Wesell - parts before they fail . IMPORT MUFFLERS .AND Solid SIMI ' ~ fi'. Chrome · B.an · , 7/8" 160UI·82 S88i ~·7•• • .... 1 '-~ 1133 . •' =·1 ' IIECOAEV' o FENDER MOUNT MIRROR CDIITAIIT ' VELOCITY ·•' I ., ' 'I ... ~a083 ~ 1141 • Elevendefmdantswereflnedand 13 ' fOrfeited bonds In the court of Pdneroy Mayor Richard Seyler. 'Ni!silay night. Fined were Cllfford Icenhower, Ptmero,y, $63 and costs, failure to register motor 'vehicle: Brian Bowers. .ReedsVille, $63 and costs, tra!!lc light vtolatkm; Brinley Seth, Ptmero,y, $63 and costs, tra!!lc light violatiOn; Gordoll Bing, Athens, $43 and costs, tramc Ught vlotatlon; Clltrorcl Jones, Aleslai, S263 · and caets. n!Ckless operatkm; Almena Hardwtclt. Pcxneroy, $63 and costs, disorderly I'Jla!llll!f:, Ronnie Staats, Mlnersv111e, $811 and costs, open $63 and costa, disorderlY conduct. Charles Bailey Jr .. Pomeroy, $63 . S318 REO YELLOW GROTE TAIL LIGHT FRONT WHEEL DIUVE wa: • .... 119 •• 2nd lwe, 992s2139 8 A.l. 11l 5:30 P.l. •' ;I ... •• .. ,.J Jl I ' ' a:· cl" drive y mg A recycling drive, organlz.ed Klla Young, Meigs County Utter educatkm program assistant, In June was suCcessful. Materials collected !or recycling Include 713 powxlsofnewspapers, 38 )Xlunds of glass and 48 pounds of alurillnum. . · All proceeds from tile driVe are being directed to the Meigs County Spectai Olympic Fund for next year'sevents. Anotherrecyi:Ungdaywillbeheld on Saturoay, July 21, and materials contrlwted can be taken to the senior fair w!kllng on the Rock Sprtngs, Fatrgrvunds frml10 a.m. until noon oq Friday, July :!l, and Casual Outdoor Furniture . \ ; ' tra111c . lllhtu ,ROnald Hallman, ' 1 w ··k ®" "P errria1c er .. . beauty, comfort and durqbility. Low Back Spring· Base Chair. High Back Spring Base Chair, Low Back '69.00 High Back '79.00 MASON FURNITURE co. ., ' •• 2nd Street Mason, WI/ 304-773·5592 •' Ponderosa ·~ "Twofors. 7UHJBig -c,...:..---~ Steef Dinners .. ..699c~f!/& . ,..,~ 2/or . -'' :: .. .. , ' . · ':'~ " •> '' '' . • PILLOW· ARM SPECIAL Volunteers are being asked to report to the Tuppers Plains Elemenmy School at 8 . a.m . Saturday to help construct a !uii stze .' Re&. '499.95 outside basketball pad. · · All persons wtlllilg to help are asked toca11992-27S5or667-:ni4.1be pad Is partiallY finished. $299 95 E tnergency runs Bidwell. ' 'I!! . Pad construction help needed and costs, dlsorderiY conduct; Carl StAats, Mtnenvllle, $63 and costs, · -dl8orderiY conduct; Thomas Scally, Two squad runswere reported '1Y . Middleport, $375 and costs, driving Meigs County Emergency Medical . under the Influence; $63 and costs,_ Services. failure. 10 register motor vehicle, Rutland Was called at 11: 03 a.m. 1 and $63 and costa, driving under tn County Road 1 tor Lauren sutpenSion. - Hollman to Veterans Memorial Forfeiting \Yere Timothy Klein, _ Hospital. Middleport was called at Pamaoy,$63, traffic light violation; 5:47p.m. to 241-S. Fourth Ave. for Richard D. BUZ1.8rd, no ~ George Anderson to Veterans llstl!d, $63, consum1ni alcohol In -Memorial Hospital. . veblcle; Randy Stewarl, Middle. pol:t. S83. no motorcycle i!ndorseftll!'llt; JlemYG. Trapp,Bidwell,$49, 1cen~ .......,; Jdrey Calllel', ' liD adoonsumiDg akclholln a · Two cnaplell were Issued mar· mator vehicle; FrederiCk Colburn, rwae 1lcenles In Meigs County Panaoy, • open flask; Michael Probate Court. , Utile, MJdcDepart, $!1; f:llzabeth Terry Lee CUne, 23, Coolville, and Rltdlle, Cooivllle. 115; Debra Eblin, Nola Jane :'lwng, 36, Long Bottmt; Panaoy,. $f7, all 011 speeding George Wa!ter Francis, :rT, Pomecllll'lleli Deb1;a Bond, Maaoll. HI. roy, and PstrlelaGaUEdwards,,11, · .• Just Arrived! ' . ' New Shipment . · from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, July21.. · Stmeone is needed to donate a plckUptrucktotakethematerialstD Athmsandanyonewrutngtodosols asked to contact Young at 99'UI696. Mr. andMrs.DavldWeber)JI'O'Jided thetniCktortlleftrstcl!'lveasweUas · donatlllgthelrworktotlleproject. Aluminum cans can be either crushedoruncrushed; glassshaUbe reasonabledeanandltcanbeclear, green or brown. Newspaper should be bundled. • 4-H dubs, scout groups and all other Interested giWJlS are Invited topartlclpatelntheprog:tam. by . ' co~ducted Pomeroy, $375, drlvlngwhllelntoxl· cated, $63 failure to register motor vehicle; Raymond DeWitt, Pomeroy, $53, speeding; Rodney Manley, Pomeroy, $88, open Oask. !i-lllted. 1704 Eut1m Ave. 446-4204 8 A.M. 11l 7 P.M. At·12: 15 a two-minute joltolniore • than 2~<XXl Volts coursed through his bod,y, and he was pronounced dead nine minutes later, his flsls clenched as 11 witnesses watched. Stanley, wbo had worked at a nearby sawmill, was the second penon put to death In Georgia since : 1976 and the flr,'st black in rriore than : :Jiyears. Wallace Cato, then diStrict ;~ttor­ ney and now a judge In Decatur County, said FlOYd begged for his lite when he was robbed by two men and was "still trying to talk" as they burled him In a shallow grave. ·SWIVEL ROCKERS R11. 1139.95 . $9995 . SAVE S40 Marnage .. ·I' ' 240 Third Ave. 446-1813 I A.M. 11L 5:30 P.l. theGelqla DiqncJJtlc Nld ClassHI· cation Calter after refusing last rites and a ftnai statement. About a hel1 hour earller, the :supaeme Court had denied Stanley's request for a stay. reatl1rmlng a decision by the Georgia BOard of PsrdoaB and Appeela and a threeJuda!e appeals panel in Atlanta. Stanley' watched cklllely as six guards attached the leather straps that .bound his,anns and legS to a wooden chair. Asked' if he had any ftnal. statement,heshookhishead.Asked Hhewlshedtobaveaprayersaidfor· blril. again he shook his head• !ties said. said. The Chlkll:m, a 16-year-old boy - The mother, a ~year-old rural and his J.2..year-old sister, were In Mooi11ead resident, remained at temporaryfosterhoiJie&todayafter - large, said Clay County Aitomey temngauthorltlesaboutthesOOp!ift· Larry Mlckelberg, who refUsed to 1ng scheme !bey said was master- Identify the woman or her children~ m1IMied by their mother, of!IMals MlckelbergsaldhiSofftceplannedto charge her today with pas sesSion ol . stolen pwpet ty. The children told offtclals their mother sent them into department stores In Moorhead and nearby FBQIII, N.D., DVf!r a period of months with Instructions to steal merchandise, Mlckelberg said. She threatened to beat them H they returned empty·handed, he said. . "Most abusive parents beat their .. kids if they steal," said Mlckelberg. "It's uncommon that site would beat them tor not steallng.lt's8lllllZing.~ ' ' Clay County Sheriff's Deputy Larry Costello said the children belped Fargo pollee and Clay Coonty detect1Yes recover about $3.lm worth or stolen property '1'-Jay frml their heme north or Mood end. Stereos, appliances, lawn and garden trois, books, wall hangings and balls of yam were among the lteins CODIIscated in the search, Costellosald. ' Oftlc1als wruld not dll;close .how the -children managed to shoplift often I:JUilcy Items without lielng caught. "Oneorthekldssaldhewas good, and It wruld appear he Js," Costello saki. Many stolen Items were returned to the stores tor cash, so the cache fouDd at the hcme tkles not Include . all the mercband1se stolen by the cblldrm, Costello said. 'lbe plan came to authorities' attmtiOn Friday when one of · the children handed a note to a Fargo store clerk. The note said they were { ' • • In the store to shoplift and that their mother, - who was ciutslde, n\Jght VOUJNTEEBS- MaraJsn aad CarabD BaniiD, lleediMIIe, 111110111 beatthemHtlleycamebackwithout lltevUiial easworllll&lbellntRC)dlacdrlve~erasb~ any merchandise, Mickelberg said. ·canslor~lo Atben!L 'lbey arellll!lllbenollltelJWI;- •tcaoo Mayor's court fmes .11 . . nuk: Luanne Staats, Minersville, 'GROTE MARKER LIGHT ·• 1·2 2•• ·~· JATS HEAVY DUTY DRIVE SHAFTS ' ARVIN ~'!"'I ALUMINIZED ...... MUFFLERS ... _CONVENTIONAL 4 WHEEL DRIVE ,, TC45 WHEEL •BUILT TO EXCII.£ TI:IE HIGH· EIT INDUSTRY DoANDAADS •VALUE FF :& 1 - CCST'8 LESS TitAN MQJT REBUILT OA , I "' 1-LB. MODINE NEW · RADIATORS · . • 15481 4 POLE FLAT CONNECTOR. · ~ w ~­ ~ •. ,r $2988 • ' l $174.39, $18,583.01; sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements, $136,717.29; firehouse lm. provement, $13.2$1.87, $3,647.53, $16,313.l'i; water tank no receipts ' no disbursements, $00,977.58; 1 . tleneral,. $28,198.96, $25,245.38, ter, $9,291.17, $9,891.94, $2),417.01; $36,843.23; street maintenance, sanitary sewer, $6,851.97, $7,516.!11, $6,744.92, $6,737.13, $1,816:90 deficit; · $37 ,154.41; swimming pool, HUD, $91,<XX>, $53,212.52, $37,287.73; $6,546.<Ii, $4,.ni..Ji, $1,495.25; cemeFederal Revenue Sharing, np 're- tery, $1,'710.88, $1,955.67, $1,6.1i.l9 c:etpts, no dlsbursemmts, $1&139; dellclt; water meter trusts, s,lXi, street light, $6.659.55, $1,538.18, $411.51,$10,496.67. -$8~.59; street levy, $6,659.55, Receipts for the month totaled $100.26, fl),l50.11l; fire equlpmmt, $186,414.63, while disbursements $865.84, $375.<Ii, $507.55; tire truck, amountedto$118,389.01, Clns1 & 2 H!tc;hes ' $4,885.91, $3,244.51, $00,294.48; general bond retlren)en,t, $3,293.93, All Middleport vUJage funds as of June JJ totaled $592,282.28, accord· ing to the monthlY report or Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck. Receipts, expenditures for the month and the balance or each fund as of June 00, res~tlvely, Include: Hitch On To These Savings! ONLY Replace worn cooling system Middleport funds enumerated .. , . swayControlt HITCH RITE TRAILER HITCHES g~t repr~:eve MOORHEAD,Minn. (AP)- Two chlld<m whoallpped amtetoastore clerk saying thJeY woold be beatm it theydldn'tstealsomethlnghad been forced by their mother to sbopllft merchandlae Wlll'th thousands of dollar&DVI!!rseveralmonths,author· probabl,ybe~tforthe'-p'¥111 I .~:• I ~ jJ ; , J • Chlldren forced into shoplifting "Before the season started, I didn't think anybody in our divl!llon would wtn 100 g&ml!S," said Toronto Mlinager Bobby Cox, "Now, I'm thinklJig It wtll take 100 wtns to have · achancetowlu." '1 .T he defm~ World Champion BalttmoreQrlotes are in tblr!lplljce, 11 ~ games baclt. STEWART-DrlvtngOawlessly, whlle Gene Casto, Brent Martin, Earl Hill of Gl'!]enwood, W.Va. •Scott W"Oire, Ted John.lon, Bobby 3-0. Andy · Kovach was the winning outdistanced Chilllcothe's Bud Davidson, and Larry Bond In Hilton 'F'fazter in the Mid-Season Cham· Wolfe's 41 rounded out the top 10. pitcher, hurling a fine two-hit plonships for Super Late Models at The Hol!by Stock feature saw shutout over a tough GalllpoHs Skyllne Speedway last weekend, many yellow flags slow the pace, squad. whlle local standout Marc French boweller, Marc French in the Collecting the five Burr Oak hits were Pastol, w~ had a decisive of Middleport made a late race Middleport Sunoi:o car llllfVIved all charge to win the Hobby Stock the accldmts to past his third home run, and singles each by Championship !eatore. victory at the Si!eedWBY this Burdette, Beathay, flolbert and The biggest field of the year In season. So far this season French both divisions made for exciting hu either won or placed second In racing on the three-eighths mile every race he's competed ln. clay oval. ~enteen Super Late Before the ract!ll Mid-Season ' iJ!lllldatory defense against Mus· SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Models and 19 Hobby ~locks · points trophies were awarded to lhe Halilsho of Syria, . the top- . competed during the evening as the · top t)1ree cars In each division with Marvelous Marvin Hagler, one of the few lloxers recognlzed as the ranked cllallenger. Speedway continues to retutn to Its Raalne's Bob Adams Jr. winning wi3c legal advl!ler Gabriel Pena- glory days of the early 1970s. undisputed champion of his class, · the mid-season title over Earl Hill. may lose his World Boxing COOncll gar!Cano said he sent the wrlttm In the Super Late feature, which Bob "Bobby Joe" Adams Sr. has ranking before he enters therlng!or stipulation to the U.S. District Courl saw one yellow flag, Earl Hill also dusted olf his famU1ar No. 55 inNewYork. · his next fight. wheeled the Doll Brothers Special and returned to the Speedway after Pmagarlcano said he tOld the through tra!!lc with precision to a three-year absence from the The WBC pledged Wednesday'in court Hagler had beM w3J11ed he elude runner-up Bud Frazier who drlver's seat. writing It would recognize no tight would be stripped ol the Utle _H he settled for second. JI!!Jior Ables of Racine continues this Saturday involving Hagler, the middleweight didn't sign for the mandatory Ravenswood, W.Va., placed third, evening at 7 p.m. with a $1,1Xl1 to champion, until he makes a defense against Hamsho. RaCine's Bob Adams Jr. f~. win race sclleduled tor July 28. reprieve. A hearlni was set tor 9: 00 a.m. EDT today In Fkrlla for Jimmy L. Smith; Who k1lled a North Florida B)' DICK PEI1't'8 A_..,ntedl".-Wrlter u.s. ': Whaley. Denny and Howell had the lone two. Red Sox hils. · . Robby Skidmore suffered the loss despite a noteworthy effort that allowed just five hits. Tonight, second round action begins as Point Pleasant Peoples Bank faces the Tuppers Plains Tigers and the Galllpolls Padres face Chester Christian. The . . JACKSON, Ga. (AP) - Con· v1cled killer lvon R. Stanley went calmly to hill death In the electric mother and daugbter. He andDavld L.W~.a~m~ chair. today minutes after the Supreme C<mt refused to stop his from Mla,m1, awaited theoutcomeof ·executlontorthel'Obbery·kUilngcla appeals that delayed their execu· man wt1o was burled alive after t1ons Wednesday. The slightly bull! Stanley,~ was pleading tor his life. , As Stanleybecamethe21stperson convicted of the l!r16 milrder of · to be executed since the Supreme Clltrord Floyd, a Bainbridge lnsu· Court restored ~death penillfy lri · rancecollectorwhowasbeaten'with 1976, two COIM:ted murderers In a alxM!1 'and hammer and burled Florida, orilllnaliY scheduled to die alive. Stanley walked quietly Into the at sunrise tOday, were locked IR IsolatiOn cells under a last-minute executiOn chamber at 12: a.m. In l!m. one.reaum mere than their third buemanBob crtpplln& tn)urleli. Atlanta Horne!" broke hill wrist and Will ~ With a 5().34 record, the Blue Jays :: have IJie second·lleSt ~rd In · • baseball and at their current pace, the Jays will win 98 games, a long . way trQm their 54-1CJ7 record In their first year as an exjlanslon team In place at theAll-Smbreak. rilbt·hander, and left-bander Craig "The Interesting thing a)lout the LeUerts have.provided the bUllpen CUbs and us," says Mets. gmeral that Eens to be the mt.u1ng manager Frank C•""en, wiiCie lngtedleut the Padres bave beM team holds a one-half lead . IOOkiJ!g for In their pennantE&l'Ch. overChlcagolntheNatlonaiLeague Goaaae hu 15 save~ and a 2.92 East,''lsthatthey'vegonetheexact ERAwlth40strlkeoUtaln!lllmllneS. opPQSlte path trom us. We've relled The Do:Ja a and Braves have heavily on our fann system, and beM iunongthemcredllappolntlng they don't have who teams UI1S ;year, due to sub-par came.outolthelrsystern." · performanCeltrom~~and . responsible Two or tor the the yoongsters Mets' suriemost are. J.9.year-old Dwight Gooden, .who leadsthemaJorswtth133strlkeouts, andrlght-handerRonDarUng, '10..1. The CUbs may not have · one . regWar frml their system - but general ,\nanager Denes Green tradedforseveralfnmthePhlladel- • In · tile American League, the Delrolt 11gen, who ran away from • tbe East Division In the opening :-: weeks d the season, may, lit Qllii08Itlon to Satchel Paige's tarn· • ooacredo, be looldngback. ,; The Tigers' who started otr with a :: ~ surge are 22·22 ~ and ;; currentlY hold a seven-game lead · $ over Toronto. . Convicted killer electrocuted; two ~ stepback. aame .. "'SSODwUh ai-l By.JJMOONAOJIY plllaPhllllel. . AP Span~ WI II · All-Star iecml bueman Ryne Can the Mets and CUbs staae a Sand! 1 Ia ' bltlln& .3.11 with a repeat or the 1991 pennant cb&Je? Jeaaue 1m *'I 118 blta alld center · Will the Tigers holdotr the charging 1lelder Bob Demler Is h1ttlna .316 Blue ~ays? Haw far - can Rlcb wlt!1 30 stolen bus. ·80tl! are Gossage's fastball take the Padres? ~ Phllllea. Andjustwherewttltlolelddsontlie In the NL West, tile restructured '1\vlns ftnaRY finish? San Dleao Padres bav'e en.etaed as The an5wers to these questiOns front·nannen over the Loa Anaeles figure to dominate the sports paaes Dodgers $1111 Atlanta Braves, hold· asthe1984baseballsea8onstartstts ing a~ lead at this point. second half toc:la¥· ' San DJEao 11u aevertlnllhed clOI(!r For the first tJme In their hiStory, than eliht pmee ~t of lint In the the New Yolit Mets- the youngest West. · · team in the majors- stood In ftrst The addition o1 Galsqe, a Ohio . Upper River Rd. (Aero.. from the Airport) Gallipolis ·~ ' IE184 �•' ., \ Sentinel · Ohio • Snake proper need 'Staid 1-br.S Gll;illl1 service adopts dispatcher's design A design by Kyle Woods, recent Meigs High School graduate, has been adopted as the official emblem of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. WOOds Is a senior dispatcher with the EMS. His emblem will be placed on all vehicles of the department as well as used for patches and decals. It was first placed on the new modular emergency vehicle, which was put Into service at the Racine station this week. u. Legion auxiliary juniors t:neet Assistance with parties for \>ete- cookout for the veterans that day. rans at the Chillicothe VA Hospital New officers elected were Erica and the Athens Mental Heruth · McClintock, president; Palma Center was planned at Tuesday WUes, vice president; Amber night's meeting of the juniors of the Hankla, secretary-treasurer; and AmertcanLeglonAUldllaryotDrew Anna Will, chaplain. Plans 'were Webster Post39, Pomeroy. madetoattendtheseniormeetlngln Meelillg at the home of Mrs. JulyatwhichtlmeJudyWerrywill Harry Davis, advisor, the juniors give her report on Buckeye Girls madeflvedoorprlzestobeawarded State. The . new offlcers will be ' at the JulY 19 birthdal' party at Installed at the Allgll$t meeting. Chllllcothe, and prepared birthday Laney Hanllla preskk!d at the' cards containing $1 each for the two meeting with prayer being given by oldest veterans, the youngest; and Laurie Black. Amber Hanllla gave the ones with birthdays on July 19. ~ secretary-treasurer's report They also made and decorated 63 and a get-well card was signed for denture cups to be taken to the Dorothy Jenkins. . bosp!tru. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. For the Athens Mental Health Loretta Tiemeyer, Eighth 'District Center hospital party to be held junior activities chalnnan, Mrs. Thursday, the juniors prepared Janice Hankla, and Mrs. June favors of mint cups with miniature Johnson. ¥z"s. Davis served Ice FRIDAY AND S.ATURDAY WHIRLPOOl HEAVY DUTY WASHER American flags, and wiD co-host a Methodist bicentennial plans .made .34.9 · .$ .............-....::.~:.::..J 11~~~;;=::::! to~~lble, WHIRLPOOL HEAVY DUTY .DRYER 299 $ I...J~=~::!...............~=~~~~~J ·.· prtlldent; FraltlleB Runnel, 18Cl't!tary; Enna Smith and Cathe~ POMEROY - The Rock Sprlnp Grange wiD meet at 8 p.m. 'I'Inuwday at hall m the annualln8pectlon. All members are IIJ'ged to attend. the RCA 19" IN ·THE MIDDLEPORT MA$0NIC TEMPLE SATIJRDAY COLOR TV J:.ONG BOTI'OM - An old· fashioned Ice cream social will be held Saturoay at the J..ong BottanCommunltyBuUdlngat4 p.m. " . There wtll be a vai1ety of flawn of homemade Ice cream. Hot dogs, pie and cake will be available. 'l1lolle wiShing to take Ice cream out should bring contalnl!rs. Entertalmnellt wtll ALL AMERICAN GREETING CARDS AND RCA 25" COlOR· CONSOLE TV . GIFT WRAPPING 400/o OFF $499 """'OC<IJHIHG\T•o•c•c•o••oco.,..,·Oc ~·«ocoee ' VILLAGE PHARMACY PHONE 992-6669 RANGE ·wAYSIDE FURNITURE · 241 THIRD AVE. . .. · GALLIPOLIS be~. LONG OOITOM- Old fashl· oned Ice cream social Saturcllly at• Bofum Corrimunlty Rulldll)g, lll!l'\llng to start at 4 p.m; vai1iiUS ·flavors of homemade Ice cream, hot dog1, pte and~ bring contaiDer for take out Ice ·c ream. Entertain. ment will be pfiiVkled. r..onl SUNDAY POMEROY - Tlie Wtlllam ani! Blanche Pullins reunion will ' l MON. & FRI. 9 TO 8 - TUES.-WED.-THUR.-SAT. 9 TO 5 No Down Payment - f . TUPPERS PLAINS - Work sesskln beginning 8 a.m. Salw"· day at Tuppers Plalos Elemen· tary SchQol to built a full sl:!l! outside ~ball pad; tho8e w1t0 can ame, please call •:rn!5or667~ . CROSLEY ELEC. or GAS MIDDLEPORT . . GIBSON 14 CU. FT. FROST 1'1111 be ltl!ld Sunday at the BeUevllle Locka and Dam a.tReedsvllle. ' :\ .. ' . 1 YEAR TO PAY . S2250 Perllonth 1 Year to Pay. No Interest s1goo Perllonth 1 Year to • ,, 31 1 Year To Pay No Interest NO · INTEREST . • a.cu. FJ,' ELLI TT' ' :course 61'4 Silver Bridge Plaza-446-8051 MON.~FRI. 10·8; SAT. 10·7 SUNDAY CLOSID Sllverblrd Sate lUte Systems * * JUly Specials . 8' SPUN ALUMINUM DISH Rtlillrkablt picture quality in 1 I s1111ll dish. Your "Extra TouCh" $165000 Fle><iot Sinca 1987 I~ FLORIST PRICE INCLUDES COMPLETE IIISTALATION · HOME. SATELLITE TV I 378-61'58 SP~CIALISTS PH. 992-2644 362 E.'•l\fain, Pomeroy Your FTD Florist ., Reedsville, Ohio SilverbJrd Satellite System r::::::::::::::::::=:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: · ::::e:r::~glnthe Hobson will eam credits lo!Vards s·:~~JE 1ng and other Alr Force tecbnlcal ~IC:idd ·· If your ba.by was bo.rn between 1979and 1984,let ·u~ublish ·a photo ~f hint' . ~r her in The ·Sentinel's BABY EDITION Monday, July ~3 1984 -·- ~ .~ -:.~:i~~~~1 =~~~:~i.E Mun!UODS Center and School, Red· J;Eah~~u:a~: Wtlllams of Leon, W.Va. TOPS meets was The weekly best 1oser Sandy . Setgwt, with Shl!rrl Darst as ruJI!Iet'·IIPo at thlsweek'smeetlngot TOPS OH 1C56, held at Rutland. VIcki Fetrel1 woo the vegetable contest and was jiJ eated SIS, and SherJy Smith was weltuntd aa a -· (tl_l_l ' $299 Pllllonth U~n ~~~tloofrom theMr Force's slx·week basic mtlltary at Lackland AFB, Texas, The Daily Se1;1tinel .•Named winner for languages nu_,,, andPatMm1saey, T<mandCan1e, Roger and Susie Karr, Jessica and Valeria, Horace and Dorothy Karr, Tml and Diana Karr, WesleY and Whitney, Jane Ann Karr, '1\vUa and WUIIam. Buckley, Jeremy, Ryan and Brandon, Kathryn and Wood· row Mora, Jackie Frost, Debia and . George D. Hobson, son of Mrs. Mary A. Sorden ot 323 Condor St., Pomeroy has entered Into active . . duty with the United States Air Force. Hobson Is a recent. graduate of Meigs High SchOOL Publlohed ....,. at.. Monday lll'wall ~. 1110JwtSirftl, 11Y thO Ohio Vollllf PuiJIIIIU& Com- ·Mill· CHEST FREEZER $ r•••••iiii••••~••••••;;-. '"j:::::::::=::==::;i Attending were Paul and Ruth Karr and David, Marilyn and Roil I Spenret, Trlsha and Doanle, Nancy Hobson A DlYII.... M•"hrf· IM. GIBSON Care: In the service VCR set up• . • ·Pay, ~ No Interest Rerum home from trip Mr. and Mrs. LanyD.Bakerand Nancy, Paneroy, and Nettle Moo!'e, Syracuse, havereturnedtnma trip toTexas. . They traveled to visit their son and daughter-In-law, Richard and · Sherl1 Bilker, and granddaughter, '11lere$8. The youngel' Baker Is stationed with the United States Air Force at Dyess 'Air Force Base, ' Texas. in this ad include ·bed, full waw lflilbess, thennostati-, cally controited heater, starrd-up liner, deck, . pedestal, patch kit, full kit .and water corrdi- · · .ti0111r. Delivered arrd rehabilitation 1181Tatlve .In group four, Iva Powell; third place In Amerlcanllm to Enna Smith; . . . RCA 8 HR. REMOTE CONTROl '' systems the· were best vetenw- affairs and ' •An complete waterbed Kathy Diutsky, R.N. and Nancy Van Meter, R.N., Pomeroy, were· elected to serve as members of Ohio Affiliate, Ametican Diabetes: Association, Board of Directors, at the ~t meeilng held at theSheraton Columbus HoteL . : Mrs. Van Meter, nurslngsupervl-: sor at the Pomeroy Health Center. will also serve this year as· president for Region 5 covering l8 ' counties In southeastern Ohio. Distinguished guestswhospokea~ . the meeting were Joseph Davis,· national volunteer chalnnan of the. board, Robert S. Bolan,' Ph.D., executive vice president and Dr. Frank Vlnk:or, national cha1nnan for the committee on affiliate consolidation. Also attending were Manuel Tzagoumlx, M. D.. vice . president of health services, Ohio Stall! UniverSity College of Medl· c!neandThomasA.Sklllman,M.D., • professor of endocrinology, OSU Cii11ege of Medicine. . . . summet' conterence. Tltey Dlatrlct . Members losing Ollef the holiday were awarded a quartet" for each pllllllllo*t. SeYeral members were J'llCIIpi2l!d . for being within 10 pounds r:lthelr goal. A new grab bag contest waa started with tholieloslng before the next m«tlllll' to select a gift from the bill· 'l1lolle liitetested Ill joining thectubmaycontactVIcld Ferrell. ~ooMlnlsutesoftheMeigs United Methodist C(lpperatlve Par· Ish at the Racine WeSleyan Church. · The7:30p.m. servlcesdurlngthe week - to Include old-fashioned singing, witnessing, and preaching - will be held on the hill at the speaker's platform near the secretacy'sofflce. Those attending are to take their own lawn chairs. The week will also feature a Bible study and prayer service to be held from2 to 3:30p.m. · The councu expressed lhe lack of youth In the cburches and the County Youth CouncU. July 23was designated as a day of fasting and prayer for the youth of Meigs · <:ounty. Other chw-ches are being . Invited to join In the prayer concern day. Sandy Archer, wife of the Rev. Don Archer, pastor of the Northeast Cluster, has been hired as secretary for the Cooperative Parish. : The Rev. Roger Grace, pastor of the host church, gave the welcome and devotions. Kermit Walton, . president had the closing prayer. Refreshments were served by the women of the church. collectloft r:l money new member. REFRIGERATOR No Interest the and noted that 17pmiOIIIWOJUd:7ll lxlunoo the project. Mrs. Martin dlstrlluted citations and awards preeented at the Eighth Karr picnic h.eld 1HURSDAY DAN'S on , !M!C9ndPI&Celnclllldri!nand)'OUth.to · rlneWelah, ~; Ved&Davls, Linda Powell; aecond place In ccmmunlty letVIce to Loretta chaplain; ~ l'<fartln. !lt!llleant· . at-anna. ·Tiemeyer. Margaret Harrla, unable to at· Vedli Davia was given I'COIIIIItlon tend, will be Installed as historian for outstanding work Ill jun!Dr later. Mrs. Martin was sergeant-at· acttvltlel, and Mrs. Martin waa arms for the lnatallatlon. · COOIIIIetlded for Iter outstandliig work u the Athelia Mental Healt.h ElleD Roullht waa rel:otPtlzled u the ltiAiiiidLIIe past president and Center field BeJVCe h!pi •taUve. waa ODII1IIll!llded by Mrs. Hampton COmmltill!e chalmtan were antor her eoope1 atlon lltdwork wttllln. iiOunoed and lllclude UJKia J>owell, OHIO ()lii!i :p:RH, New oalcel• Qllllll'lll at llle tary, AriiDatGa. J.C. Joa-. M.D. I* I'nit, Akroa, . the unlt. Slle waa prell!llted a past children and youth; Alllta Wiles, reeeat~m! 'hclotlileAmel'lcaiiJ)Iabftea A1Ja1e lflllley, ~ s vice I* lbrt, •~uter, pre~ldent'a pin by Mrs. Harnpeon. a Arnertcan~Jm; Ellen Rouih, CUll· &_.ltAIIJ, Ohio ,4mRpte, ere lei Co J'l&ltt, .W.. TlmMcGuclda,cbalnnelluftheboMI,Akl'oii.JIICk c1tt frml !he n.- Webster un1t. munty M!iVIce; Veda · Davis lind Bp1Nft:111eo, ln!IMJrer, Keaiit6 Kn1i1M, M.D., llaugheriy, vice chalnnall of the board, Newark end 'llte new president was also preS· . Loretta 'l'lemeeyr, junior w;tlvlrs; PI u ' lrl, laura Lee ~. regional vice Nancy Van Meter, irepJa I, vice PI 11 ', ented a l)ln and the gavel .~ Ke!Ue KnJPI, ~aeY COI)Set'Va· 11 2 tkln; Iva Powell, legislative and trun Mrs. R.ou8ht to Mrs. Powell; ¥ICe PI "mt, (1pcbmatl, Pelft"e see.Mrs. Hamplon waa accomp&lli«!d national aecurtty; Get'!'i HamUton, •• tt, Bepon .. Akron, Kay 'l1lonllll, R.eptn • l"ooteroy. to l'llineJ oy by Lorel1e Snider, past toretg1t relations; Catherine Welsh, Elabth Dlstr1ct president, and veterans affairs; Frances Hunnel, Elleea .. Howes, Eighth District education and IICbolarshlp. Mrs. Powell jiJ 1 rted Mrs. veteran. atralrB and rehab1ltatlon Rought with a book r:l iJI'ayeR trun chalnnan. ·· . The aJiiiWil Karr picnic was held Michael, Richard and Denise Mora, Junior Awdllary members pres- pre unit and expleil&ed appreclaton Sunday at tbe honle of Mtona Karr Jenlfer and Jason, Janet and Greg ented the piiCflllll with Laney for Iter lea 1ersltlp. A gift was also with the fam!ly •gatheling for a 6 Eblin, Judy and Ron Grate and 12' PARACLIPSE MESH DISH Hanllla, E!gltUt District Junior given to Mrs. Hampson. The clc8lng · p.m. laWn picnic. . · Travis, Fn!cl' Crow, Rick and Lynn Con~idered top of the. line. prayer waa by Rhoda Hackett, pJesk~e11t, 8lvlng a reading on tJ.ag Marcia Karr gaves the blessing. Crow, Marcia Karr, Irving and . ' day. Anita Smith, a past district cMplaln, and the group sang Hichest .picture quality The evening was Spent playing · VIrginia Karr, Uncia and Ted "Amet1ca" before refreshments president; lvld an article trun the comes with Drake '324 Receiver were served by the junl9rs, Mrs. volley ball, Pitching hoJ:Ses)loes and Beegle, .'J'obY, Nathimlel ~ Car- · Buckeye~oittheflag. ' throwing darts. Ice cream, cake and son, Harriet Ewing and the hostess, A.\ the businesS !i11!1!11ng, Gerrl · Davis and Mrs. Tiemeyer, using an cookies were served followiDg' the Mrs. Mtona Karr. Harnnton, .poppy chalmlan, .. re- oriental motif In the decoi allons. picnic. . ·Calendar. r:cre;am::·--------~~=~~~=~~~~=~~~~~~=~~J Plans for the Bicentennial Cele- · !;>ration of Amer!cliJb Methodism to be held Ju.ty 16-20 at the Meigs County Fairgrounds were anrxiuncedattherecentmeetlngofthe pn!lldent; Linda Powell, aecond ported Page. 7 ; $265000 , YOUR LEE AND LEVI · · HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY . N. 2ND Two elected to diabetes • • assoetatton Amertcu l.eiloaAWdllaryr:lDrew Weblter Pelt 311, Pareu,y. · JMtel!ec! were Iva Powell, prest, dent; Loretta Tiemeyer,. flnt vice 19" COLOR TV After the emblem was viewed at a recent area EMS meeting, Lydia Flores, acting admlnlstrator of the Guarri EMS, riepartment of Public Health and Social Services, requested Woods to design sornetlllng similar tor the Island. His modified version, which has now been adopted by the Guam EMS, Incorporated the Island out· Une Into II\(! design along with sane wording change. Drew Webs~er auxili~ elects new offkers for 1984-85 l!IIN 115 year by Helen Hampson, EJabth Dllt:rlct J)l'elktellt, hlghlJgltted lite recent meeting r1 the :!:~ ~thehos~:c:~ ~ DESIGNER - Senior disp8tdler at lhe Melp F.:lnerpDcy Medical Services olllce, ~ Woods deslped lbe nllldal emblem for the Melp ~IS. A 8lmlllar de8f&n IDcorporatiDa; lbe lfllaad outline Willi ct eated by Woods for the Guam EMS. · 'If. Dally Sentinel Inatallation r:l officers or the The warm summer montl\S bring VIctims should go Immediately to with them the threat ot snake bites, their hospital emeraency roc:m: which the emergency department u~ you have been Instructed In statr at Veterans Memorial Hooplthe Ulle of a snake bite or venom lilt. tal Is trained to treat. you may do more damage than. There are four types ot poisonous good by · attemptin& to Inject an snakes' In the United States: coral antidote or uae suctloo. snakes, copperheads, rattlesnakes Begin treating the WOI!JI<I Immeand water moccasins. Most snakediately. The victim should Ue down bites occur when the victim Is and remain calm and qu.tet to Slow wltllln one J'ni)e of home, and about blood circull!tlon and alillorptlon of thepolson. . 55 percent of all snakebite victims · are under the age of 20. Approxl· mately Ill percent of these bites Apply a constricting bandage · occur between June and October; tightly several Inches above the peak hours are between 3 and 6 p.m. wound, between the woimd and the · About 6,<nl poisonous snakebites heart, and apply Ice or cold water to occurred In the United States last year, but only 14 provro fatal. More than half of the bites were delivered half-hour after applying the con· by rattlesnakes, and 70 percent of stricting bandage, be sure to the rattlesnake bite victims dled. Afterbandage one minute, minutes. the The first symptom of a bite by a release every re20 poisonous snake Is . a stlngtng tighten the coostrlctlng bandage, sensation where the snake has left You may PJ;eSS the outside of the one or two puncture wounds In the woundS to mlill'i! them bleed freely. flesh. The area will swell and IYou may even suck the Wound to draw out the polson spilling out the\ become discolored quickly. As the polson enters the body polson-laden blood that enters your through the bloodstream,- the vlc· mouth. You will not be affected by tim will become weak and nause- the polson as long as you have no ous, and wlll experience an aa;elerated, yet weakened pulse bea~ and sores In your mouth or on your Increased salivation. After a few continue to Immerse hours, the victim will develop' you wound transport Victim muscular paralysis and will enter a the In the Ice snake or coldbite water as · to the hospital.· stupor. ' """*Y. July 12, 1984 ' ... Kenda Donohue, dalflhler of Mr. aild Mn.. Raymond Donohlle, l'llinetoy1 baa been named a l!IIN · United States National Awanl w1nner 1n toretgn languaaes by the United States Achievement Academy. A at Meigs lfllh SchoOl, llltl! waa nominated by Fn!d Baloy, Spulllh ~. Herb!Oirapeywill IIWfV In the AchleYanent Academy )'Mrbook, which Is pubilllled Mtlonally. The Aeldemy lelects wlnnen 011 the l«UIUIII!hdlltlilnl of telcben, ......,t u.s. ooelw., COIF • norotheriCbool ipiliW•IIId upoll the llaltdard8 r:l Ill lblllt forll1 by tile 4eM'eiii,Y. Otlllrla ltlldalt'l acadlmlc ~. liileteataDihptl'ude, 'ps 1e lblp qualltlel, IE¥ INJ1y, efttb•lllum. mallvallon!Diell'll8ild llrlpro\'e, cltbllnlltlp,. attitude 8lld cooperative spirit aDd .... l"eNJI7. . ·'I< pol. llmedia, Inc., l'<imoriJl', Ollloe'l&\l, 991· 2lli6. elMO poid It f'1!o me<1J1, Olllo. . Member: The Alloclab!d Preis, In· .111111 Dally PrHI AIIICICiat.., and the Amorlean NewiPflper •P ublllhtn. /u· IOCiatloll, NattOtialAdvel'tlllriC ~ lelllltiYe, Brantaam Newopoper Sa._, · '133 Tlllnl .\\Oellue, New York, New \ Allen Phillips Bill and Manna Phillips • Rt. 3, Box 643 Bidwell, Ohio I I ~-· . StJIIIiournoN BATIIS ., •. Weell: 111 Clrrllr .. ......... --...$1.10 tJnf ............. ......... ' Deadline . for photos .suo •IS . Subocflberalltll<leolrtni lopay the car· rlei' IIIli' remit In adv~Dee dlr.ct to 'l'!i• Drolly Sonltnel 'l" 3, 6 oi 12 IIIUith bolla. ~twill bellveD<arrJOr ..oh ' IIIOIIIft. NO •blc:riPIIarli 11)1 IDIII permitted In _ , . - . . ll<lmt ell'l'lor llft'VIco 11 ' MAIL SUBilC1UPTIONS -OIIM w-. . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . . ........ ......... "...................... • ww......... ,....................... w-.. .... . . . . . . .... . . .. u w- ................................. SJ.u& :11 w- ,..... ,....... ................... S2Ul n IIIII.IM !11 W. . . . . I . • • ' uo .eo ..,.. Baby's Name ....... .. .. :..... .. ...... ...... ......... .... ..... .............. .'.................... I I Parent's Name .. ................................ ..... ....................... .................. 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Cryotsl O•wn Gooderh•m James and Debra Gooderham Rl. 2, Vinton, Ohio ·-------------------------------------· PLEASE PRINT I POSTMASTER: Send address to The Dally Sontlnol, 111 Court St •• Pomtr1J1, . \ marion requested in the coupon below, to~ gether with $5.00 which includes the cost of processing, publication and postage for safe return by mail. A black-and-white glossy photo insures the best reproduction. However, color pharos, Polaroid photos and snapshots will be accepted: Pharos of babjes born anywhere will be accepted, too. Send inyour baby's photo to· day. Deadline for receiving ph,otos is Saturday July 14, 1984. Here's an opportunity fo.r parents, grand· parents, aunts and uncles or god parents .to ·. have their "baby's" photo appear in The Sentinel's BABY EDITION Monday, July 23. All babies born between 1979 and 1984 are eligible to have their photos published. Just think how your "baby" will save and cherish this . special edition throughout his or her lifetime. .It's easy to have your photo published. Just bring or m,ail it to The Sentinel wirh the infor- York 10017. I Susanne Renee Klnc•ld Glenn and Barbara Kincaid PSR, Gallipolis, Ohio .· \1 ' �-. ·--- the Deaf. The grand jury heard testimony Tuesday and June 14trom fanner students at the school, a highway patrol Investigator, and a fonner reslder!ttal coordinator at the school, Robj!rt Walter.-· Walter, 29, was suspended from his job after the a,Uegatlons surfaced. He has ~ed any wrongdoing. A spokesman for t;OUnty Prooecutor Michael Miller declined to say what the jury requested or how long It would iak.e to provide the !nfonnatton. Prosecutor r~quests stiff s~nte~ ~ .. . c;oLUMBUS - A federal prosecutor sayi; convicted gwnbler Frank L. Hook sliould get the maximum prison term for his April convictions on six rounts of tax evasion. In a memo to U.S. D!strtct Judge John Holschuh earlier thl$ week, U.S. Prosecutor Robyn Jones said Hook should receive a maximum of 14 years and pay taxes of more thaD. $290;<m plus Interest and penalties. She also suggested Hook be billed for the government's aJSt to prosecute htm. Hook, 44, of Columbus, was found gullty of two felony counts and - !our misdemeanor counts o! tax evasion AprU-27. · Hol$chuh Is expected to sentence Hook tn three or !our weeks. . High-uxzy project contract awarded COLUMBUS - John R. Jwiensen Co. Inc. of Cb!ctnnati has submitted the apparent low bid of.$4.24mllllon for Interstate highWay ' ,, upgrading In Butler and Hamilton counties, the state Department of Transportation says. The work consists of repairing pavement and brtdges, and reswfaclng 7.7 miles of 1-75 from Sharonvllle--Kemper Road 111 Hamilton County to a third of a mlle north of Hamllton-Mason Road .In Butler County. Other ]Qw bids opened Tuesday were: --$3.l5 mllllon by Edgar Spring Inc. of Martins Ferry for upgrading 3.28 miles of U.S . .ll In ·Columbiana County. ~-82 million by Greak Lakes Construction Co. of Cleveland for reconstructing four 12-foot lanes of roadway In Ketterlrig and Beavercreek In Greene and Montgomery counties. The road llilll be called Reasearch Boulevard. --$1.$mllllon by Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co. Inc. of Cleveland for 5.12 miles of resurfacing on Ohtn 10 In Cuya1Joga County. --$1.79 mllllon by Youngstown Pneumatic Concrete Co. Inc. of · Yo11111!Stown for repaJrtng the decks of ll bridges on Interstates 71,90 and 271 In Cuyahoga and Lake counties; and -41.35 by Heffner Construction Co, InC. of Celina for resurfacing ll.9 mlles of Ohio 317 In Franklin County. ' Man wins prizes CHILLICOTI!E - Ed Dettwiller ofGreenlleld, Ohio, won an array · · of prlzeS,. most involving travel within Ohtn, when he was chosen as the 750,000th person to attend an outdoor theater near here which features plays !;lased· on early Ohtn life. •••· · .. Dettllilller's prizes InCluded passes to ano~ ptay,lodges In two state parks, a Cincinnati Reds baSeball game, an amusement park, a cave area and a dining cruise on a riverboat. The vacation giveaway was designed to encourage people to experience th!topportunities of things to see and do In Ohtn. Dettwlller and his famlly have seen the play being staged at the theater near here a number of times tn the 1f years It has been open. .City water costs rising WELLSTON - City Co!¥1CU has been told the cost of city water Is going up. Counctlmembers also were told they can vote themselves a raise. Consullants Larry Finch and Owen M~ told councU the Water · Department had a $45,cro deficit tn 1!&. They said a 25 percent rate hike Is DEeded to put the department In the black. Another 25 pert:ent Increase wDI be needed to repay loans on a new water line. Law Director Len Holzapfel wrote to CouncUman Robert Walton .~·that "non-charter munlclpalltles, such as Wellston, may grant a pay . raise to elected or appo!IIted om\!tats during their tenn of of!!ce." He said his opinion Is based on an Ohio attorney general's opinion. CouncU took no actton on a pending pay raise ordinance. Contract violntion alleged CHILLICOTI!E - Mike Reed, president of the Ross County Labor . CouncU, says a contractor Is.violating a pledge to hire Ross County laborers for a $6t mllllon construction project at the Mead Corp. Reed said he and members of Laborers Localll03 counted more out-of-county license plates than Ross Cow!ty plates on cars at a cOnsiructlon §!te operated by Daniel International Corp. A spokesman for Mead said Ucenseplates are nota good Indicator. Reed said the contractor pledged last month that 00 percent of an anticipated 400-man workforce would be tr9m Ross County, but that of 50 cars checked at the construction site only only four or five were c. 'from Rllss County. ' I Mead Corp. spokesman Mike Robinson sail! the construction !Inn was conunltted to a pledge to hire local workers. No moneyfor bus System COLUMBUS - A spokesman for the federal Urban Mass -Transportation Adrn!Dtstrat!on says the agency llilll not give the Central Ohio Transit Autholity any money for an Incentive pi:Ogram to get employees to show up !or work. a:>TA had said In May that It Intended to use money from a federal -·pilot project to help cut absenteeism. CCYrA officials said they hoped to use the money as Incentive pay for employees with good attendance If employees approved. , · Peter Benjamin of the federal agency said, however, that the money could not be used for Incentive pay. "Our plans have never Involved paying any employees just to show up for work and never Will," Benjamin said. "The inoney Is to be used for gathering tnfonnation on the problem, analyses and preparing reports, and that's all." ., . . · . a:>TA spokesman Cynthia Kalllle said she doesn't know Whether CCYrA wDI use Its own money !or the Incentive program, or If the authority llilll scrap the Idea. : Stockbrok~r accused in swindle ' COLUMBUS - A former stockbroker has been accused of.trytng to swindle Investors out of up to $3.8 mllllon, COWity and state Investigators say. Michael R. Coley, :r;, was being held We<b!sday In the F'ranklln County Jajt on five securities and fraud charges, said Ph!Wp · Lehmkuh,ll'a deputy cmunlssloner In the Ohio Division ltSec:urltles. : Oftlclals belleve Coley never collected allY money from the 15 area bustnessnleo he had approached about buying llhares at$90,CDIE8Ch In a St. Louis office buOdlng project, Lelunia.thl said. He said Coley jillegedJy claimed to have 42 shares tor sale. Lehmkuhl d!uppeared JUDe 211 after being confronted by a lawyer for a brokerage firm he had claimed to 1ep1 1ent and lor whim he had fonnerly wo111ed, court records say. . He was arrested July 4 at the home of a trtem In Westervllle, a · - Columbus suburb, state ot!ldaJs said, a~ that the friend had nothing to do with the an g d scheme. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio.' s Supreme CoUrt ruled Wednesday that the Hocking County coroner was within Ill!; lights In withholding the results of autopsy reports In the slaying of two Logan teen-agers. Dayton Newspapers, Inc., had ·sought a mandwnus action to compel).he thj! release of autopsy records Ill · the. diSmemberment · slaytngs of Annette Cooper and Todd Schultz. Coroner John E . Rauch had refused to release the materials. But the Sup_Jeme Court. In Its unantnnous decision, said that an autopsy 1$ an Investigatory work prtX!uct which Is exempt from publlc dl$closure. The court decision said In part "the autopsy Is, In Itself, · an Investigation. The fact that It Is required because a homicide occurred distinguishes the autop$Y report from the routine factual reports" which were held subject to disclosure In previous cases. In addition, the deCision said "we recognize that the conlldentlallty of the contents of an autopsy report Is essential to Its e!!ect!ve use tn further · Investigation by law enforcement personnel." Dale Johnston, 50, was convicted In January In the deaths af Miss Cooper, his stepdaugl)ter, and Schultz, her fiance. They were reported missing In October 1982, and their torsos were found 10 days later tn the Hocking River. Other body parts were subsequently found In a nearby corn!!eld. Johnston, who maintains his Innocence, has been sentenced todle In the electrtc chair. Last week, Johnston's lawyers flied an affidavit In Hocking County Common Pleas Court tn which an unidentified woman claimed to haveseenamanwlthtwoteen-agers near the cornfield about the time Miss Cooper and Schultz dtsappel!"ed- 1be affidavit said the man did not fit Johnston's description, but that the teen-agers resembled ~-C!JOper and Schultz. Jackson trial •.. . contmues CINCINNATI (AP) - 'J'Wo alleged rape victims of former Columbus physician Edward Franklin Jackson Jr. have testt!ted that their attacker told them he wanted his crtmtnai ways stopped. A woman wbo described her attack said Wednesday her assailant later called her house ·and Indicated he wanted to be stopped: "He told me to caU the pollee and that he wanted to get caught," the woman said during the second day of testlmoi'(Y. "He wanted them to come shoot him." Eleven victims have testl!led about their attacks durtng the trtal, moved to Cincinnati because of publicity In Columbus. One victim bas ldentl11ed her attacker. The others said they saw only s!IOOuettes. Jackson, 40, a former Columbus Internist who· has sUiTelldered his medical Ucense, Is being trted on .ll charges, tncludtng 13 rapes. 1be climes were committed In the Columbus area between.l975-'18. He has pleaded Innocent and Innocent by reason of Insanity. Jackson Is serving a prison sentence of 191 to 665 years for his coiiV!ction last September on charges of raping 21 w001e11 and leiTOrlztng ntne. others. That trtal was moved to Akron because of ' . publicity. The current II1al was made because of changes In state Jaw In 19'18 concerning Insanity defense. The prosecution must prove Jackson was sane In the pre-1978 tnc!dents. . Several women have wept openly while recounting their attacks. One woman testified Wednesday that her attacker assaulted her and.then · told her she needn'i !ear his return because he "never came back to his girls." 1be woman said that after she was raped In her bedroom, the attacker took her to the basement and talked with her for :ll minutes. The topics ranged from reUgton to her prior sexual experienceS and her husband, who earlier had left for work. thewmum testl11ed. · Four victims testified their attacker eemed to be In no hurry to ----- .Daily Sentinel Public Notice Public Notice PUBUC N011CE port. Ohto on or before 12:00 o'clock noon on Tuesday. JulY 17. 1984. The Board of Educatton reserves the rtght to accept or reject any and all btds.· Jane \vagner. Treasurer Metg~ l ocal. School Distnct 621 South Thtrd Avenue Mtdeleport. Ohto 45760 16. 28. 171 5. 12. 31c Saturday. Julv i 4. 1984 at 9:00 A.M. lhe Raqne Home Natmnal Bank. Raci"ne. OhtO. offer for sale at public auctton the followmg on the Bank Parktng lot: Wtll 1976 Ford Pinto $/Wagon 6XI2Y196032 1976 Olds Cullass 5, 3G37R6M 255918 ' 1976 Ch""Y Mome Carlo IH57V6K458542 The _HNB reserves .thE\ rig ht to bid at the sale and to remove any or all it ems from the sale at any ttme. · (7) 12. I :i. 21C Public Notice NOTlCE Nottce tS hereby gtven that the undersrghed 1ntends to make appltcatton fo the cam~ rnon Pleas Court. •. Probata Or\ltSton of Meigs County, Oht o, tor an order to change his name to Jeffrey Jay Warner·Eason. Sa1d appl tcatton will be by petrtton to be fr ied tn sa1d Court. on or after the .12th day at AuguSl 1984. Dated thr s 1Oth day of July 1984 ---:::-:-:-:---:-:---:::---~ Public Notice -------'-NOTlCE ... 8 V1rQ1n1a H. Karr to the sa1d Paul F. Amberger and Dororhv S. Amberger. • Said premtses appratsed at s 17.000 and cannot be sold for less th an IWO· thtrds of the appratsed r nce. TERMS Cash tn hand on day of sale. · JAMES J. PROFFITT · SHERIFF _ No. 84-CV-44 In pur$uance of an Order at Sale m th e above entttled actton. I wtll oHer for sale at publ tc auct1on. on the front steps of the Court House 1n Pomeroy 1 tn the above named County, on Saturday. the 11th day ol AuguSJ 19.84. a1 10 :00 M etgs SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also .repair Gas Tanks. o'clock AM . th e followtng descnbed real estate. Sttuate tn of hto. and tn the Vtltage of lheOCoumy ol MEIGS and Slale Syracuse to-wtt: Sttuated If' the Vtll age of CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hill Road Lon1 Bottom, OH. 45743 Bonded PH. (614) 985--4212 PAT HILL FORD Middleport. Ohio 'FREE ESTIMATES" 992-2196 wurrADS vvtm 1 . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . ._ us I. nes-.S Servl· ce-s I~========:::;r.========~ G&W PLASTICS &.SUPPLIES LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY GAS- WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS No Down Payment Excellent Rates For Information Call Collect w..;,1 "'' 985·3813 614-423-5560 Rooldonco 985-383.7 7/6/1 mo. 6/18/1 mo. pd. WE ARE YOUR SALES PH. 742-2328 3-S'tfc ftcturers. illlllillllll l'llll:llh 7-9·1 mo. 1-f3· tfc . S&WTV JONES BAR AND APPLIANCE · SFRYICE 46353 Scout C~mp Ad. Chester, Ohio Ph . 986-4269 rL..,-------~-.&.. · BRAUN .& ASSOCIATES & Insured ACCENT FENCE &. SUPPLY 220 E. Main, Pomeroy PH. 992-6931 II No An-r, Csll 91S-U82 We Service I'll Makes • Models Anlennt Instillation' ~ouse Calis and Shop Servico Available "Servtce that Towers Above 8WEEPER ond HWing me- Columbia chine LIVIii BAND EVERY WEEKEND "Mud River Band'' Futurin& Llnny Tennant . Something Special For The Ladies Every Sunday Night 9:00 to 1:00 6/ 14/ 1 mo. 1 The Resi 'Gf!l! /l mo. , ; . . SUPERIOR SIDING CO. MILLER EtECTRIC SERVICE Complete G~tter, Work Complete f'lemodellng Roofing of ell Types For all your wiring n~eils; furnaces ·repair service and install1tion. Vinyl.& Aluminum Worked In home area Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 . 20 yeora "Free Estimlt<!l" EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 7/9/2 mo. pd. J&F CONTRACTING 'DOZER - BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK 'Oil FlELO SeRVICES • 'DUMP T~UCK SERVICE 'CONCReTe WORK ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER. GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH. We Hove A Full Tim• West U. S. RT. 50 EAST . GUYSVILLE,•OHIO. end 8oloono for.Get WoN. Annlvwooryo, 81rthdeyo, portlto. 81nglng Gorrillo. Coli Bolloono • Co. 441-4313. KARATE The Beet In ~-defonH._ PrlvotoiAioons. Phon,2883074, Jockoon, Ohio. Now offering ca.aMa morn. ing ond ..onlntln -•mica, llorll deolgn ond btglnnoro art. TreatunJ HouH. aero• from Zinno Loncllng. 8144411-7387. ANNOUNCEMENT111 Evongollot AI C•mp from Cho· rlooton, Vi.• lo ochocluleil to opook ot tho Chrlotln Community Church. Sundoy July tilth, 7' 30. 2418 w., Pl11oe be odvlled thot Mooon Counoy Action Gr-. Inc. lo occeptlng bido for on ottochment P Flnonciol AudiO lor tho yoor ondlng (C8801 April 30, 1984, ITitle 1 1 1-B ond Titlo 1 1 1Cl &•pt. 30, 1 884. Any nec-ry Information concerning the veriou1 con· trocto to toe audit~ moy be obtained by c:aUing lola Monroe. Soc.-Trao.. ot 3048711-2389 betwoen tho houra of.8:30 AM itnd 4:30 PM . Authorized John Oeere, New Holltnd, Bush Hoc Fa1m Eq'uipme~t Dealer . Form Equipment & Service Parts r"·· Uncoln Ave .• Point Pleaunt.. SALES & SERVICE 992-7201 repair' ouppllto. Pic up 111d dellvory, Dov.ls Vocuum Cleonor, · one holt' milt up Goorgea Crook Rd. C.oll 1114-448-0294. . W. Vo. Tho public 11 Invited to att•nd by peatora tre fl!nd Don Willmon. BOGGS - 4 Givaewey Shop Technic!an · RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE ''Free Estimates" .·Installation Available ., 1 ·CHESTER-985-3307 TOM'S . SHOE. REPAIR INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE PULLINS . -DOZERS EXCAVATING We'd like lo introdlti you to EnPit-A-Cir, "'Modern way to drive tilt YOhielt of your thoict. ..:.BACKHOES -DUMP TRUCKS -LO-BOYS -TREIICHER -WAT£R -SEWER -GAS LINES -SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAIIGE or SM~IL JOBS PH. 992·2478 6120/ 1 mo. pd. No Down Payment Lowl( llonthly Ptyment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pome1oy, O.H. 45769 For Fester Service Call 61~992-6731 113 W, 2nd St. ·. Pomeroy, OH . - Open: 9:00 to 5:00 Closed Thursda s The most powerful premium gasoline in The Bi& ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS ·. PH. 992-7013 • Big-. Foot Park Sim Start Fro11 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated llaclllt, CAMPSITE Dh. Ph. 614-143-5191 , & Aluminum SIDING • 1().6.tlc Roger Hysel·t GARAGE Rl 124,P-., Ohio BISSELL OWN. YOU'R OWN SIDING ·CO. AUTO & TRUCK REPAI'R "Beautiful, Cuatom B1.1ilt Geragea" Call for fr•e sid in& estimates, ~9-2801 or PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3<1 l·llc 3-M·IIc . ' . FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS · Computerized Httrinl Aid Selection 15 z ; X z - Give your camper a permanent home. Swim Molds - lnte~tlna Services '1:'1" . ...., LISA II. KOCH;' M.S. Licensed Clin~•l Audiolocist \ . OPEN TIU DARK hom ••, rewfrl n v. o I d er ,1-:--:--:----:--:-:-:-:- homea. Gen•al concrete,• plumbing. Col 814-3BB8370 or 814-388-81109. Win do gonerol hauoo d...,lng. ReferenCea. Cell 814· 3118-8839. FREE Odd-Job llervlceo. For people 8& lnd older. M.te- 7/9/1 mo. 417 Stcond Avenue,~~ 1213 G1lllpolis, Ohio 45631 MAINTENA.NCE, SERVICE & INSTALLATION FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE & Ill-GROUND Free Wetei Anelyal• At Store or Pool Sit~ Wide Range of Chemlcela & Suppllaa 498 Gen. Hartin1er Pkwy. •iddleport, OH. PH. 992-2549 or 773-5634 ' •WasheR •DIIhwaahera <Rona"' · •R ofrigorltoro •Drven .,,...,. PARTS ond SERVICE to Loan ' ment. A good investment at the right time. Price: •21.&00. Callenytime614-- 742-22U: come . Don Frezler - vary cheap . clothot. oddo Ito endo. 613 Hilda Dr., Fairview Subdivi- 2& 1 1 Jefferaon _Ave .. sion. Frid•Y. houaahold, itema, childrena clothes, fabric, miac: 13th. 2V. milao ftom Po,rter on Clerk Chapel Roed. Ladiea clothes aize 13-46. Rein no sale. Gernet 23"12 acre Owner BUS.: 985-3B 13 RES.: 985-3837 . Con 814- o-12yoono-- Seott, Mid- traneferred, mun soli. exc. cond. tee.ooo.oo. •1 1,000.00 down. Anumo 8'h pet. taon. 304-67111&29. Houae for ule. 8Y..: a·11uma• '6/18/1 mo. pd. bit loon. 13.000.00down. 3 bedroom•. 1 YJ: bathS, large lot. Coli 304-876-5841 beto.-. 11:30. 876-4358 oftor 5:30. 6 room. •nd bath, bell· ment, cerpet, fuel oil fur~ nece. garage, city water and clat.-n, 4 plus acres. peved R1~o I Fsi.J IP 31 Homea for Sale For Rent In town with option 2 -utllullong holre~ cuddloy klttono, after 5 eall 814-982-7174. RENT A CAR long~~~~~~~~~~- 446-4522 len" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL .... Rlv•vlew Pe11onal Ct~re 8 IF- Eotlmototl CL~SSIFIED t1DS Homo. Ietty Mercer ownor, v - for elderly peroon. Coli 1 -304-7731112. Public & Auction hoi I 992-62'15 er 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio Three btdroomo, control air. llinyl won . ~;~opor, · carpet throughout, -1 l~auleltcl, new pttlnt. ltltc>hed goroge. goo outdoor grll, owning•. mony oxtroo. Co11448-25B3 Ill II:OOPM. ottor 8:00PM coli 814-246-IIBII8. Vomon Ave, 304-875-6624 oftor IIPM . HouH lor 10lo 3 bdr. 1 Y, beth, lerge roomo. ftroplece. wood floora. new carpet. fenced in yard, If' town. owner moving, f38,900. Coli 446-7901. pl.... SERVICE Auctlon IVIIY Fri. nlgllf ,_ Room • -rd tar olderly the Hllrtlord Cemmunlt\' poroono, oloo lor Cont•- Truckl- of wortr.lng rnon. "'ooaMble. nweltlndloo ovwry - - " · Col 114-892-8022. Conolgmontl of llldl--------:-~ u.ect - h o n - •twova Oponlng for on •lderly llloherd l'le¥nolcl8 -mon In . my home lit A·uctlouor. 304-271- Tupporl Ptolno. Coli S14IOII. 117-1328. * Wlla-. \ 2 bedroom. living room, combination dining room kitchen, 1 both, lull boao- -d. s CARPENTER roed. cloH to echool. loon 304-45B-1 e43. to· buy, ·3 BR. lanced yord. Collll14-448-2081 nighto. Nlc:e. remodeled 2 bdr .. 2 oc.-.a, 1287 lb. , tobocco Loti ~ Brlndlo oolarod pit bull Lody to c - lor lnv•lld. wll hiro 0 ' llve.ln lor e doyo Of 2 b.IH. SR 11114 btlwNn dotl ....,ed .ne*. Laot Co. Go,ogo. Rockoprlngo lodlal far opllt ohift. 3~ ·aldwoii-Rio Grinde. Coli, 814-241-!298. • -· UOO. R-ord lor hl1 8711-1838 Or 011-3883. recovolv. Coli 1-ort·o ot lnveetment p~operty for 112-2811 or 742-2421. Full time btbyIINfer over · 30 yr. of ago. oole, four plox In good •hLOot: from bluo von In M- be .-lng to come to • good tocotlon, low - n l'lutlond, vorioul homL on - home In Plotroclr oreo. poymont, peoltlvo cooh ftow. Coli 1-304-273-97411. July S or II. Lorge reword. Col 304-8811-3078. Coli 114-1192-e&BII. 4 bdrm. 1 ~ otory on Lwr. Rjv. Rd., lg. rooma. 'h LOST billfold Frldoy, Hght 12 Situations btoeinont. buck otovo, 10brown.. retum con· Wanted po.-.to 201140 uor1111o. lntentl to fll. 0. Box241 , Point p..Und pilol. Ctl 814-448Pleooont . 1221 . . . . St. tti. 160 North · Gallipolis, ·v. c.louN,rm Lost •nd Found FOUND Smoll ·block holrtcl dog with wlllte chtllt. Pooltlono ovoMoble n - lor For Information c:all 81 4- Rogiotored Nu-o ond Li2411-81 84. cenood "'""""-1 NUrMI. Exltnolvo Employ• -olit LOST Gormoft Shtphord fli- -roma. Contoct - n "'ole, Mtrcorvlllo oroo. nol Office · (30411711-3230 (ladY!. vory ohy. Coli 441- .,. wrlto Lalrin Hoopitol, 119e.,.. 441-31112. Lakin, W. Ve. 25250. ' CAU ' County . ' 1)l~ f~rm with ~· 1 973 Schult '2x6& living houses, barn, log cabin; . FREE ESTIMATES .. Yilrd Sate. 609 Ch~ndler. Drivt. Fri and Sat, Tpy~ clothes, houaehold items,.' chlldre~l clothing. Rt. 87. Maaon Pl•no Tuning. (reMOneble• ~ Sot. July 14, 9:00 - 7; 1 978 Naahue mobile home, acral. 30 acres pasture, 35.'. 2 bdi-.. all electric. Cell ecres m8adowa . Reat; GAS LINES WATER LINES , SEWAGE LINES "~• Renf For ------P-omerov ·: ------- .Gar11ge Sale Je•ns, tirea, Runall. Coli 814-3888449. • SERVICE H ·ltcl ' U.S . 31 Fro•ltro Bottom, Fountlln Motel. 9 t00-l WVo. ~1082. Dtaloro Wal- 8eby clothoo, erolta • mlaQ. 448-01S 1 or 448-3243 timber. All newlyfaneed. All · eve. minertl rights lncludad . 1981. 14x70 Skyline mobile; 1 989 Floetwood 1 2•110. home, 38•69 machinery;. fuel oil hilt pluo ' wood- lhed. Machinery. cattle. otc.burner. *4.000or beat offer. 304-B96-3050. ; Coll614-216-1445. - Roofing end guttlf work - Concrete WOfk - Plumbing end lllctrlcal Makes Flea f•rm on CrestOn Road off' - Addona ond romodol08 985·3561 411 Bottom garden opal. • rontol opon- . DITCHING "CUT OUT KEN'S APPLIANCE ·SERVICE Nice 3 bedroom houM, Iorge living r'aom. kitchen. panlry, THE Commercial. Rtsidentill "FREE ESTIMATES" maintenance frM exterior, woodburing room, bath, 6 All ·Work GutraniHd 'tti, or 'Ot any remolnlng' ot-· Th- bedroom. 1 ~ bttho, oltct. hoot. 6 Family Yard Sole Soturdoy only! Lot 28. at John1on Markot. Every ' weokand. Trailer Park tcrots from Blue Fraziera 1---------- 7&3-4738. P.RIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES & .lndustritl conltruction . h•v• 614-992-7626. GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST.CONTROL Racine. OH. PH. 949-2320 under WHI oe11 ao New 1---- - - - - - MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Now Serving Southeastern Ohio 9 yr. old water front home. exc . condition, U .OOO down. owner fin.,ce. Coli 814-2511' 12111 ottor 5PM. rlllcootonly.Coii448-SIIIIO one ""*lo'. 5 mlln from Oporotor. 304-7511-2779. Middleport. Oh. 814-982- after 1 . Eur'eka . Hannan Trace 3478. Sehc!ol. 1 ot. quoHty con- Gorogo 8ole July 9 thru 1 3, Middleport Will blbyolt In my homo. Coli etruMian. Carpet. point, etc . One milo out Rt. 21 II off Rt. & Vicinity ·, Cooh pold for Ioney Iron or 814-311?-7448. · Still open. t27,500.00 to 7. Smol kldo ond matomltv hoowy Iron btdo. t1 110 ond - - - - - - - - - l e - opprox. 140,000.00. Call clothn. fono. bool<o. cur· -···-·-·· ·-···--· --··- ·· ·--··-' up for c:ert~ln Mtlgo Co. Wotor l!'llllo, drilled • ur- jl14-2&8-8707. talno, mioc: otone Jera. Old tline cup- vlced. F- aotlmotoo. Call . '-7------,-----,-,--'--- -:-:--:-:--:-::--::--::-::-:--:- July 1 2 Ito 13. 2 mHao nonh bo.ard . coli 1-304-1182- 114-992-150Cillor814-742- Nice 2 ·bdr. 'utlilty room. July 12-13, 8-5. Adulto, , of. Cheater on At. 7 . oa• 271 I 3147. goroge, nice yard, n~ fur- baby elothao. white uni- renge, bookcase, bed frame, Ntnce, new hot wttt8f tank, forma. toys, books, aurgicel good clothing, mloc. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS mow yord. Gollipollo priced right. Call448-1885. hoek oupport, mioc. Turn on FURNITURE. Btdo, . Iron, and Point · Pleasant area. flit. 3211 at lridgo I~ Vinton, Porch sale. Thursdliy ' wood, cupboerde, chalf'l, Raa.oneble 1'8tea. atso larm 2 or 3 bdr. good D!' 1 mila. Roln poot pan ea. · Friday, betwMfl Plaz• Dan'i cho•l• • . bookeu; dlohes. work in Point Pleaunt area. Khoole • 1torea, · • Rutland furniture . Lot• of otone lora. ontlquoo. gold Colle75-8177. for amoll fomlly. ,or alnale· l Sovoql Family Yard Saloi, good things. 9 to 4 .' " and allver. Write-M . D . poroon, located In Pt July 12-14, 9-1,2 mi . north Miller, Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio ..nt. Alto, 1973 14•70 ol Crown City on'Rt.7. belly 2 f•mily back yard aale, 411788 or coli 814-892C1111t. 2 both. portloHy llemo. clothto. all olzoo, Fridoy Ito Sat. 13th • 14th. 9 7750. f\Jmlohed . Cell 814-889- mioc:. ~emo. tiJI.. 4 . Nice clean merchan4881 . ~---:-----:~-diae. 3 houaes down from Wonted ol~ ,pilnoa. Paying · 21 fhurtdoy 12th. 493 · Ook Max's Inc. In Middleport. Buaine1a 120.00 ond 140.00 NCh. S .,..: old, 3 badrm, 2 bathe. Drive. Clothing lor eveOpportunity Flrot lloar only. Write giving faniMv roam with wOod ryone. twin beef• . complete Harry Bolley'o 1 128 E. Moln,• dlroctlono. Witton Pionoa. burner. &i,_glecargerage, on vaccuum clean•. Call &1 4- Pomeroy. Friday.& Stturdat Bo• 1 Bl!. Sordla, Ohio 8 !lot tc>rn w~h atockad 388-9.855 or 448-7287. July 13 • 14, Baby clothing. I NOTICE I 43148 . Ctll 814 - 483pcfnd. City woter In Raelne. Ladiel petite to 1 8Y:r, winter 1805. ' THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- Coll814-949-2841. Yard Sole July- 12-15. co.ata. · LISHING CO. rocommondo 8idwiii-Rodnoy Rd otcond that you do buelnooo wllh Owner trensferrwd-mult Mil troller on right off Rt. 35 . Big 41omily yard oolo. 10 am people you know, ond NOT home. family room hos 20ft. to 6 pm, July 13 • 14, noor aend money through the of windowa for paatorel Yard Sola July 12 • 13. 128 Hidden Leke1. W1ttch for I n.pl•:yllll'l'i matl until you lnvnti· view, finlahed double glr· Founh Ave. Lots of diahea. aigna from Route 7-. F.urni· goltcl tho.ofltring. ege, fireplace, lerge porch, miec .. itema. ture. afttlquea. microcompw :;u VII,!!', 40 ft . deck, woodo, prlvocy. tara, appliancea. phOno'i lnvootment property 10 yo- near Aoyel Oak Park . Geroge Sole 9 t116 Wed thru graph. dryer. clock, chi"old.· 8 unit · oportment •n.9oo. Coli' 814-992- s.t. aome furniture • etc. craft kita. roofing. Avon:. j-j'""Hjjjp~i8rrted-­ oro building. Ponnoylvorilo·Ave .. 5420. 17371-1 Chothom Ave. Clly . toys, book's, re ·c orda: 1 1 Help Wolltton. Oh. Reoldont 'clothes, miac. - - - - - - - - - - manager with conlilt wait· Remodeled 2 bedroom Sycomora Street. Fri. 6 Set. lnt liot. 1 yoor ltaoot with oil houH with carpeting • July 13 Ito 14. Avon bottloa, v8r.d a,.le. 4 mlles on Rt . .1 you've aeen our ad utlllllao peld by renter. woodburner. Llrge covered phono recorda, knick kneck. 143. Friday • S_o turdeyJuly . l·-bltforo ond t~oughl io 11.395 por mo. Income. deck. Mid ' 2D'o. Coli 81 413 & 14. Antique waah aounde_d tOt? gopd: to be Price ~egotlblo pooalble 2nd 992-1783 for appointment. Wtlk Through Houoo Sole. atend I. cook stove. • true ... So did our Demon- mortgogo. Out of t-n Sat. 103 Ferry St.. Konougo, •tretor in your area. Alk owner. Coli 814-1192-1189 11-1 otary brick on 12 pluo Oh. Antlquea, tppliences, ·---·-----------·-············ horl ... coll 448-1270 or btforo 5PM, 814-594-2874 ecrea: epprox. 1 mile from fumitufe, misc .. 10AM-7 Pt Pleasant -Ito Toy lodleo Portv Pion. otter 5PM, M-F. Middleport. 7 rmo. • beth. & Vicinity Johnotown, PA 1111104. Aloo Coli 814-882-3702 or 304- q_olllpolio Flea Marklt Open S - Building Oool. .hip. S82-20011. booking perlita. every Sot. • Sun. IndoorI--_;;...:..__ _ _ _ __ Smoll to big profit potontlol, Outdoor yHr round. Free Homemekera torn x-tnt in- big demond, oto- IHdo 7 room hoJ,IM, both, 2'h admillion. finest produce, Yard Sole. 1422 Ohio St.; como. Wo neod oeve<ol furnl1hed. Some areas ocreo, DenvHie. Oh: 2 mlln home cooked kmch. home Wed and Thu''· .. iopreoontetlvoa In thlo erool tokon. CtH to quoHiy. 303- from Mine 1 . Col1814-742- hoked ploo • bread. Now Party plan up. o pluo. GlfU, 769-3200. OKt. 2401. 281 1 or 742-2271 eftor 6 biirgainl every week. Lo· Yard Sela, Thuro - Sst, 416 toyl. borne decor. No inveatcated at Rt. 35 • 1 6,0 on First St. Avo.n bottlea: ' p.m. former Thaler Ford property, booka. gla.-w•re, clotheS: mont. Cor • phone nee. Coli Excellent Oppanunlty tor free 1-800-&63-90n. Aloo management oriented per· Nice older home in town It 448-7037. good voria\Y· aon to ltlrt own. buaineai. Raci1111. vinyl· aiding, extr,a boo-~kl_nt~P-•_rt_lt_•_· 1 Full or part time. Call lot, houoe. has IMion refin- Yard Solo 4th Ave .. Bidwell. Friend Set. 13th and 14th, 9 ,. Try otlling tho N- ' 4von · 8, 4-245-118118. ished inaide. 1 It flOor: lhling Rd brlelr • houoo. July tiiJ 4. 3 miles. out Sand HiU Woy. Fbr lnformltlan call room, kit:chen. dining room . 12.13.14 . . . Rd. turn right on Shrine Club 614-446-2166. Own your own Jean- 2nd lloor: 3 bedroom both. Ad. Curt1lns, unlforma, bi= Sportawoor. Ladln Apporel. Coil 814-992-2138 from 9 Yord Solo 1133 4th Ave. July cycle parts, mini biki or ChMdren'a Store. 300 to 3 11k for &heron or 13-14,9 tQ &. 8oyo, girl•• 830.00. .-tero, stove. dia• brand nemea. •14,900 in· · 814-949-2540 oftor 5:30 women• jean. hwaahlr. bOys; girls clo: clud•• hlltlal Inventory, p.m. onytlmo on wooi<Mids. thing. MUch mora. Pricel Wolfe Investigations, Inc. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 PERSONALIZED POOLS . Eiectricol Fino homo In Middleport. CloH to echaalo. hlghnt voluo; loweot prlcel 814worlr. on n- e92·894 1. ' ll ·i ·fk. FOR FUTURE USE" 01 RECTJONS:. Soull1 5 mi. below Gllllpolls on. Ohio RL 7 croa IIICCoar. :.t BridiiTum rl&llt & follow sip. ware, old coin1, large curreney. Top prlc.._ Ed. 8urkott Iorber Shop. 2nd. Ave. Also Tra"amiuion No Sunday Calle *BOAT DOCK *BOAT RAMP *BATHHOUSE *PRIVATE *WATER *ELECTRIC Buylnt delly golil. oliver colna. rlngo. jewelry, oterllng Homee for $1le Will plow tobtcao. Con ,, 4-2&8-1!28. P&S BUILDINGS Also Some Car F.nders Available Vinyl D~Housea wood haatera. Swain Furni· tura, 441-31 !8, 3rd. • Oliva St .• Golllpollo, Oh. 31 Dr,lily 16 Veers Experience GREG ROUSH PH . .992-7583 or 992-2282 Ethanol Enhanced Available Only At RITCHIE'S . MASON SERVICE CENTER Mason, W. Va. 61201 1 mo. Wonted to buy uled cool • The 18 Wanted to Do New Holies-Extensive · Romodefing . Insurance Work Cu&tQ.m Pole Bldgs. I GllllfS R.oolin& Work ·Aluminu11 & Vinyl Sidings 94 Octaoe New Chevy TrucL .. FENDER .: ........... S76.95 DOORS ............ S149.95 HOOOS ........ .... S174.95 BUMPERS .......... S6'1.95 GRILL ....... ;......... '42 .50 II. SUPPORT ....... SS4.95 TAIL GATE ......... SS5.00 FORD FENDIR .... S69.95 BUMPER ............ 169.95 We pity ce1h for late model claon ~Hd cora. . JIOJ-MI'*· Chtv.-Oido Inc. Bill 0.. Johnoon 448-31172 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Bend area. WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Buy Ohio atore fixturH. tralr,ing end much more. Mr. Tate 704- NOW AVAILABLEI "SUPER 94" Middleport, . on Duly Public Sele · & Auction ' •lAND C~EAREO aSEPTIC SYSTEMS &GRAVEL HAULED 3 Chtryl Ltlllty, • lleias County Associtte Phone 742-3171 'Ren'tJ4 .:. 54 Misc. Merchandise - TROMM EXCAVATING We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by . Lead ina Carpet llanu- Cduntv II. t"B~d" llcQHEE Broker-Auction StiYict ~GKEE Now -PoniBIOY 1715. 12. 19. 31c oetendants necessarY leave. ''He aeemed to be taking 1111 time," said OIII!WOIIIIIJI whotestl!led lbe was raped tn July 1977. ~a1d Reel Estate General Michael W. Koly, et al Syra Countv of Metgs and Statecuse. of Ohto· Begtnntng at the Northwest corne r or a parce:l of land · No\tce rs hereby gtven th at conveyed by V1rgin.ia H Karr to the .u nders1g.ned tntends to ' Paul F. Amberger and Dorothy make applicati on to the· Com- S Amberger by deed dated man Pleas Court Probate February 1 1. 1964. and reOMSJOn of Me1gs-<:ounty. Ohto. corded 'n Vol. 2 20. Page 319 far an order to change her of. th e Deed Records of Metgs name to Ltnda Rae Warner- County, Ohto. thence North 80 Eason. ' deg. EaSJ 21 56 lee1 10 1he Sa1d applt catton wtll be by Northeast corner of the sa td petition to be ftled tn said Court. Paul F. Amberger and Dorothy on or after the 12th day of S. Amberger parcel of land; August 1984 then ce North 9 1/ 4 deg. West Dated th ts 1Oth day of July along the West l1ne ol Race 1984. Stree t to th e Northeast corner of a tra ct of .land. bemg Parcel No. One tn deed from M aMte Gen hetrner, WidOw. 10 Vug tn ta H Karf. dated Apnl 7. 1943. Public Notice and recorded tn Vol 149. at Page 648 of th e Metgs County NOTlCE TCi Deed Records: then ce tn a BIDDERS westward dtrectt on along the ' The Board of the Metgs Local south s1de of ·Pium Street to the School OtSHtct des•res to reNorthwest corner of the sa1d sealed btds for the 1 Fleet lflSUran ce 2.. Tices and tubes . 3. GasoJtn e. 011. and antt· freeze 4 Milk and datry products 5 Bread and bakery products In order to be c onstdered, all :;e:a!ed b tds shalf ·be recetved m the Treasurer's office, 621 South Tht rd Avenue. M 1ddle· parcel of land conveyed by the you ntit.:. you ·ve got tt.. Jeff Warner -Eason 171 12. He RAbiATOR P1.1bl!c Notice SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The Sto• of Ohio, Molgo Cour\ty. Bank One, Athens, lli.A. Plointiff 12, 1984 _.... e711 Public Notice parcel ot land conv~ved to V1rgtnla H. Karr; then,ce South 9 deg. 15' East to the pla<;e of begtnntng. contatmng about 1 / 3 of an .acre.. more or less. It betng 1he .ntentton of the grantor heretn to convey to the Grantee here1n, all of that tract of land conveyed to the s.atd Vtrg tnta H. Ka n by the satd Matlle Gentie,~mer in Par cel No. One of the satd deed recorded tn Vol. 149. Page 548. whtch hes norJh >Qf..th.e s at~ tract or Thunday, Business Senices PHONE 992-2156 ...lll-11-. _ upheld ' ' 12, 1914 ---Ohio Briefs:--., Autopsy Abuse investigation continues denial · COLUMBUS- A Franklln County grand IUIY bas asked for more !nfoJn¥l~n In Its probe of alleged sexiJll] abuse at tll!!OhloSchooUor ___._ -.1 Ohio Sentinel ' - .......... ····- .......... .._,_,_ _.... 3 . bedroom•. living room. dining, den. lerge lot, exc loc:otlan. $34,000.00. 100 per c:ent financing if quality. A-One Real Eoteto, 30487!-11104, Carole Voegar Br-. Howerd l . Yeager. 1'1 1 uleaman. I:;~;:;;;=;:=== 32 Mobile Homes for Sale , . 14x70, 3 bdr .• front kitchen, dining. living room with .wood~Jurning fireplace, beth . wh:h garden tub. nice •P· pllancea many features . 1972 Bolmont 12x80. kitchon. living. 2 bdr .. 1 beth no furnance or eppli•ncea. 1--.----...,--- tlr conditioner, drepea, renga. refrigetetor. InC. A•· 2 bdr. houH tar ..1e. 1 cor gorogo, nNr ohopplng con- 1178 Noohuo 3 bedroomo, tor. For more lnlvrmotlon beth ond I-ll, lorgo wooden · utllty bldg.. underpinning, ceH 441-4712. Priaodreduced3bdr.home, 1 ecre ~ tond, Rt. 82. Chorltaton Rd. Coli 3041711-4817 or 814-44e1218. • Going to OU this fell7 ~eve money on housing, buy thla Timber ond wood lond . ev.· mila• out Jerry• Run Rd., Murvin T Morrow, R R 1 •• Box 242, Apple Grovo, W..· · 1 9B9 Kit 14x60 mobile Ve. 26502.. "homel 2 bdr .. g•s furnenct, ~:;=;;:::~;;===== frig.. oven. window AC, -: L •- A poniaHy fumiohed. Located 35 ots .. creage In Athena Mobile Home Park a few minute• from campus. finish Khool with equity. . Lot for tale in Mercerville. Bargain· priced et $6.!IOOColl814-387-7536 . Call 614-256-6618. 3 real nice mobile home. 2 Approx. &YJ acre. levelland; with frontege on 2 roada; e•c- for . building or min; farm, all utiHti11 near by, on' bedroom fumilhed . LOW PRICED'-COMPARE THESE VALUES BEFORE YOU 8UY. 12K62. 12x44 oizto. BROWN'S TRAILER PARK. Mlnoroville, Ohio. Coli 814-992-3324. old Rt. 180 near Porter.' 89 ,000. Call 614-388· 8801 . Homeajte in CleaNiew Estetas. all ul ilitiea including aewer. no money down. Cal( 814-268-1218 alter 5PM . . tor. Ownor may help whh - - - - - - - - - l c-" financ'lng. Coli 614-985- 1 50 foot. lots, one acre oi. 4174. more, near Racine. TP wa .. 19111 Hollypork, 1 4•70. exc. cond., 12x8 deck, underpennlng and large room air cond. included. 304-891- 3896 or 895 3BOO. ' 19B2 Cloyton, 14x70, 2 bedrooma. 2 bathe, dis- hvyuhor. otoroo. ceiling fan . fireplace. micrOwave. Can· tral eir, concrete ateps end tar . 83000 and up. Call. 614-992-3921 . 200 acres, fo·r more 'i nfor·' moiton eall 304-773-5740 ..' Approx. 2 acres on Rt. 2 . 8 miles north of Point Plea.' sent. 610 h. road frontage, public water and e,lectric avoilabla. 304-675-1248. . 4 acres off_Kerr Harrisburg· undeiponnlng, $1 &, 500. Road on Viney Road .: · $7,000.00. Call :!04-895-. NEW AND 'usED MOBILE firm. 304-773-5660 . 3398 alter 7:00 PM . HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL• ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. Uoed mollile homeo. "eo.t 2 Holly Portr.; goa, 2 bedroom • lotfor sale Flatrock. a~ea. 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 31. PHONE 614-448- $8.995.00. D • W Homao. 304-675-2327. 2nd and Viand St.. Point 7274. ' Plo111nt 30+171-4424. Renta ls 1979 llbtrtv Caravan CoR ·4411-0902 8:00AM to 4:00PM . . 448-1777 or 448-31182. Coli 448-7440. ment, nice lot, VA 111uma· . Mobile Home I. garage. on bit 9~ loan . Low 40'a, !l't. 10.2 acre• ground in Ches· 1---------- Low modern hc!u• to be mavtc1 off lot 30xl0. Coli room, lilt out, 2 bedrooma. good well with plenty o( central air. end wood burner. water end atocked pond.· oumoble Ia•-. with - n poymont, oxcollont condition• Col11114-3117-0891 . 1 2x80 Bkyll,n e mobile homo. 2 bdr .. portlolly furnished. Coll-448-0274 ifler IPM. Uaed mobile home, 80x12 Windsor, 3 bedroom; 111, IS.995.00. D • W Homoo. 2nd end · Vlond So .. Point Ploeunt, 304-876-4424. 41 Houses for Rent UMd mobile home, 70•12 Chollongor. totol eloc. 2. bedroomo, t7,996,00. D·• W Homee. 2nd end Viand St., Pont PloaMnt, 30487&-4424. Wiseman's have rentals: 3 , b'dr. trailer 6 mile• fro·m · hospital $226 mo .. no child- : ren or pets. 3 bdr. plus full. basement home, nice loce- • tion on Bob McCOrmick, • mo . no children or : · Uoed mobile homo, 85•1 2 $300 5 bdr. home in toWn.' petS. Comoron. total oloe. 2 bed- 8326, mo. 4 bdr. home very room, 17,9911.00. D • W , cloae to town mo . 3 Home, 2nd and Viand St .• bdr. home in *326 Ad.diiOn ra- . Point Ple110nt, 304-875- cently remodeled, *260 mo. ' 4424. 3 bdr. home nicelocatlon in : the riVer, garden, *278 mo .• 1 0•40 Rlchordoon. oil olec, Security dopooit & raforen- • 1 or 2 , bedrooma, good ces required on all rentals. : ohope. u.eoo.oo. 304" Wi11m1n Real Eatat•a . 8711-28118. Ag..cy. 448-3.43. ' 1, �• • .. • . . '-.. _._. .... __ -- .. _. . .._.,...,._ ' l~The 41 Sentinel Paineroy • Hou . ., for Rent Middleport, Ohio 64 Misc. Merchandise 67 . 12, 1984 KIT 'N' CARLYLil ~ a..r, Wlltllt Mualcal Instruments 79 ~~-·--- --------------I I ', _.. ------ ------- ---- BNutifuUy to..-d, foot peUl Hammond orpn with 1 IPMkor. Sultablo far home or ~hurch . •eoo. Aloo ollt etrlng Harmony guitar In oxcollont condition with ..... teo. can 114-BI2· 1212. Complotoly reotorod Early American farm houu, 2 bedroom•. no pet•. excel· lent loc.tion, *300 e month. •= tu-•· walking dlotanco from Golll· polls. t221.00 l!t utllitlea. 3rd. houM on le.ft on Teue Rd off of Rt. 688. May ba 111n alter II:OOPM . I ft. Wooda rotary mowor. u.. 011 thrH point hitch, t1 ,200. !NHI toke aolle t800 firm . Call 114-261· 1218 iller IIPM. 68 · a. ' 2 HP olr corrlpoeuor. office doak • choir, motaldotoctor. movto camera • projector. rigid threading ... to 2" . Cal441-7210. GrHn boons 110 cent lb. •8.00 buohol. a~~:-'!~:~!! also. Call. o..eed ·tor ordore. 114-241-9389. w· IIIII Sl il\1\11' ,\ l.vt:s:u .. ~ 2 bdr. with wall to wail carpet, AC. in Glillipolis. Call 448·1409 6•8PM. 2 bdr. 2 mile below Eureka. • 1 &0 mo. plus · depoait, no pots. Coli 814-643-2844 or 114·843· 2916. 2 bdr. fully fumiahad, air c:Ond.. eduh• only. 448·41 10. Coli 2 bdr. mobile home private lot. 2~ mi. out Rt. 688. 817& mo .. eocurity dep. • rof. Call 446· 4807 or 4412802. 2 bedr. unfumiahed trailer, large country lot, r1.1ral wa••. Locate~ in Centerpoint. Call513-376-110!1. • Nice 14x70 3 bdr .. mobile home. 1236 mo. deposit a. utllltlao, no polo . Coli 446· 2192. Holly Par k 1 2X60. 2 BR. unfurnilhed •. V:l mile Past HMC out 311. Call814-446· 4389 or (104-676· 9780. · Two 3 bedroom, utilities paid. no poto, $400 pluo securrty depoatt a. referen- coa. Coli 4411-1384 balore 8PM, 448-0241 . 2 bdr. fully furniahed. cloae to hoophol. $210 mo. plus depoolt. Cell after 5, 446· 1364; 2 bdr. mobile home. overlooking Ohio Rlvar, below Eureka. no pate, adults only or. one amall baby. Call 814-266-1167. 2 bdrm fumlahed troller. •165. mth. plua utititiea &. depooit, no peto. Call 81 4· 992·7479. 12x66 · trailer. 2 bedroo"". 1 11.1 bath. Country location. Call814-992-2272. 2 bedroom tr•iler. kitchen fumiahed. coUple• oneamall child tccepted. Referencn. 304-671-1076. 44 Apartment for Rent - ... .. ·' ~.,.,,"!· ,.._. CIJ • ' 8:00 • Aut01 for Sele r.:r: 1.7.8 F0 rd Fl . · Nil ." min. good cond. 111114· 24" 8178 v· · 1978 VW Rabbit diooll good ccnc1 •1 710 _.... ~~Call 4'48-otl9 ~r''i14-2..: 1798. , 73 V1111. ,. 1978 Chevrolet I tar• 4 w-1 drive, 3110 onglno. auto. trans .. t 2 •100· C al1 441·1111 1 to li or 441· 7141. •PM v . • CAPTAIN EASY ~OD NOT fO PN.ITI I 1'111NK WI! &IIOOLP WAIT 'fHij; 6UY HAPPIN&P. OUT' A LITTLI! LON&I!R. HI M16HT JUST &lVI! UP BNTIIli!LY, .. airp1condition· -;-:;--;:---;:--:----:-1 LAYNE'S-FURNITURE I2 ton control It • Sofa. chair. rocker, ono- ng, un • .c om oto with Equipment · -vy llnH. c o tubing. • coil. Two bedroom fumiahed, mon, 3 te blu, (oxtra t4 • 8 Home lmprovementl t400. Call 441 ·9119. 8376 mo . • unfurniehed by Frontier), . .85. Sofa. vinyl siding, roofing, room J.D . 41 combine, both 1360. No pot I, utllitiH paid. chair and lo-ot. •271. hoeda. good cond .. with77 J-Waaonoor p:a., p.b .. addition. atorm windows, 4-w- drive. t1100. Coli atono. Call 114-387· 0409 Cell446· 1384 before &PM. Sofaaondchalra~edtrom 18 HP twin irla•• Strat- motor. Coll114-379-2484. 114-742-2281. 446-0241 . 8281 , to , 891 . Tabloe.l4 6 ten Sun riding lawn or 814-387-7244. mower. yra. 1r: • 742_32308 and up to 8126. Hide·• 11 . old. Call 3v0 JD dozor 8 ft . . blade 1878 Chovy atatlqn WlgOn, 1~--------4 Furnished apt, 1 bdr. 8225. beds.1440. and up to winch, good condition, 9 Pllllnter. vwy good 1971 Plymonlh TraUDuotor, GENE'S DEEP STEAM Utillttoo peld. adults. 920 tll21 .. Rocllnora. 1171. to Oak won phonu. rockora. t1,400. MF Pony 1910 cond .. 1871 or will trade. ~'i";tgi:~,=~· 4 C .ARP..ET CLEAN. 4th Avo. Golllpolla. Call t376 .. Lampo from f28. to prnaed cholra. pedntol to· modal. plow, dlic. mower. con 114-241-9118 . •cotchguard·water &ktrac• . 446·44 18 alter 7PM . · . tlon, -orl•ar•. FREE estit75.6 pc. dinott• from bl•. hutcheo, • mioc. Paul oxcollentcondltlon. 81.400. -t99., to 435. 7 pc. 8189 Coli 871·11823 tor dlrec· 1 a71 Olcl•mobllo c 1978J-ecft·top, lcy1.,3 rnltll. Reeeonablt rates. ...--.... ~-•--n • •ftood sh-• G - Smith, 992-6309. Furnished apt. 2 bdr. 1236. ond up. Wood tablo with lix Conkle Furnhur•. Rt. 7. tiona: S. Klnaory. letart. Caiola, good co~, Ca ..,....., Utilltiea paid, 243 Jeck1on chairs t421 to '741. D... Tuppors _ Pialne. Ohio. WVA . - I t 174t'C - d l 32.100 mlloa. tlrea. Pike, Golllpollo. Colt RON'S Teloviolon Sorvlce. 8110 up to 1225. Hutchoo, 4 101111· or eel 441-4,88. , 304-871-31113. 9 ·· 4416 after 7PM . t660. ond up, maple or plna ·1 tiroi. ·1 81 · 0 00 Farmall cub troctor, juot --~-...;.-.....,,_...-=;_ 8poclallllllil' '.In' Z.enlth and . . flnlsh . Bunk bed comploto BTU wonn morning hooter. rebuilt ond pain.tod with Chovy Suburban. I Motorola. Quazar. and Call 2 bdr. completely furnished , wit h mattreoaao, '250. ond , -742·2148. -- - - - : - - - .cultivators and oqulp'!18ftt. ep, 20 . m~·· 1 owner • houio cello. Call· 304·676, 811 electr.ic, 468 2nd. Ave., up to 1395. Boby bacia, c Price u.eoo. Call 114.aoo.Qo. 304 - 8711 - '2398 or 814-441-2464. 20 computer wth 1 18 K • 1828· 8226 mo. pluo MCurity • 1 10 . Matt,..... or box VI • • 379-2182. deposit & roforoncos. Coli springe. full or twin. UB.. expen110n 1 1 gamoa. Also l-::-:--:--::----:-:---Fetty TriiO!I Trimming, otump 446-2238 or 448-2581. firm, .te8. and 878. Qu- programrecordor. Calll14- Wood apllttar 1111 model 981-daGLC1912110 '70 Ford 300 Camper van. romovol. Coli 304·87616 ton .......,,., 1 HP. ion L~ pi""·- 4 1.... 1 302 VI. outo. duel goa 1331 . aots 8196 4 dr chaeta 992 -7016 · . . - ·•••· """ •·nk Apartment ih country, all • 42'. 6 dr. cheoto. 1114. Bod T .1 d till d' equipped far towlnn, ~ cyl.Ic~ •u7, - a, runa ......., _...., . .10.00 trt dell- good cond. Call 814-241• ~-·' - ~,.....,_ lookI.,....... --~ 304 171 'Ill carpeted. '300 month. Ex- fr arntl. t20.and 125.. 10 opod101 an · -., · RII'IGLE'S SERVICE 304 171 7771 cellent .locetion, adutts only, gun • Gun cobineta. '310. rienced roofing, including ' · • · · 9181. 1970 Olclamoblle Cutl-. no peta. Cell Charles ' hot t•r eppllcatlon, carpenMcKeon, 448·9442 . Goa rang•121 • Col 441-1832. ler, electrk:illn, maaon. Call .-' mattr-. I· Bebyor oloctrlc 194.78 42 304· 175·2088 or 876-· ' t31. bod frames t20, Ul, 63 Livestock 1979 Chovy Caprice Cleo1 bedroom Apt. 8198. mo . & 830, ioi4110. ·fro""' 150. ' ~2 dr v 8 1 ... Diamond weddinn rinna, 1 ..... • ac. pe, • eng ne, including utilities. Equ•l Godd aalectlon of bedroom • • ......., good 00 -~lon. oac. 1179 Honda motlc 400 with • •aoo. soli for • -r """ Housing Opportunity. Con- au Itn, ce d or chaau . opprlilld t400. 304-878·1122. olc,l .Sorrel mare haa jlllfoo1111nce. Wlll conalclei wind jommer twrtng • aad- GET your carpet SHIP teet Village Manor Apta . rockora. metol coblnoto, 2 yr. training at Merl· oil · Call 814·982- dle baga, oit. cond., t860. SHAPE' WI'I'H CAPTIAN 814-992-7787. STEAMER. Wotor removal. awi•ot rockers. . Gravely trectdr with 40 in. Manor. 3 yr. old eorrol 7412 altar II p.m. Can 11.4-248-1117. fumitur,_ Clearilng, frM eltl-·-··-···--·---·mower, good COild. •1.200. gelding, lired ~ - Super Riverside Apta. Middleport. Uaod · .Furniture -- Cholro, hp tiller, good cond. uaed Chlckl can bo ahown with 1978 Ford FolrmCint Future. 1 911 Honda 710 cuotom, motoa. 304-875-2296 . 6 Spoci•l rates " tot. Senior dryora. alld TV'o. 3 mlloa out very little 1160.00. 8 It: little · 1100 -h. Call 819811 . Call 114-742-2301 llko new, 2,1QO mlleea Citizens. 8130. Equal Hou~;­ Bulovllle' Rd. Open 9anl to •- -- 11 4 -992 -248• "" v• p.m. t1, 780. Call 814-387· ~•ter' weHi commercial and topper lor truck •5o .oo.. v .. .,.or !ng Opportuniti11 . 614· 6pm, Mon. thru Fri., 9em to C domeatlc. toot holea. pump ft SPM 304 816 I-----....:..----:0314. 11 992-7721 . aaleo and oervlca. 304-8966Pm. Sat. .. .. •3°93~ ' or • • 3 , Holotoln holtw, 1 whlta 1178 T-lllrd. loedod. - n . . 814-448-0322 ,, D - · c I I 114· 992 1978 Honda 750, K model. 3102. faced holt.r, 8150 eech. I- mt-•r , · ,.._ly remodeled 2 bodCaH 114·388-8109. 1800. priced below wholeaale, room, equipped kitchen, TV. AppltancM. 827 BA SE'M E i'H WATER 66 Suilding Supplies oxc, cond. Call 441-3212. $225. Depoait required. Call f4ve., Gallipolis. a~:•.:.:::~~ ~.:.::....:::.:.::.:.::.:.::...::.=.::::=- 8yr. groyRog. Ouart~horao 1171 Chryler N- Yortcer. PROOFING. 'Uncondlttqnal 614 -992 · 5319 or 992· 1199. Spln waoh••· 10• • stallion, ex. disp_o .,ttlon. good condition, 14,000 ·1971 Honda XL 1 71 tow lifetime guarantee. local ->2816. electric dryoro, auto . sired by Joy Jam... Call mtlea. Good shaH- well mllea. vary cte.... Coli 441· rwferencet fumlthed. Free eotlmatas. Call colie6t 1pump. Call· 114·811·3122 0818. walhoro. gil • o!actrlc Now open for buoinlla, 448-3262. ' Newly redecorated, 1 bed· r•ngea, refrlgtrltOrl. TV Mountain State Block, Rt. or 181·3308. 114·23'7-048B; 9 o.m. to 6 room. panlally fumlahld. aota. 33, N- Hoven. Complete Gentle 3 yr. old polled 11BO Kaw-1 KZ 1300: ·1 p.m . Rogers Batement .. 1 1226. Depoah required. Coli maaonry oupplles. 4", 8" , horoford buM. Call814-812- 78 Grend Prl• ST CC. good cyt: engl.,. ehelt driVII. many Wstorprooflng . 814-992-6319 or 992 - GOOD USED APPUAI'ICES 12" bloclc. Delivery service. 7468 . concltlon. Cal 114-992- oxtru. vary good condition. 71•'• ..... 2816. Washors, dryara. rofrlaara- Phone day 304-882·2222. Con eltor I p.m. 814-982- Remodeling, siding. Interior ovon ....a. · tora. rangea. Skagga Apo evening 882-3239. ·and exterior. textured coat7110. 1 & 2 bedroom fumithed plilncea, Upper River Rd. Ing. simulated bHck and 1978 Oldo, 4 door, V·l, air, 64 Hav Grain opts. Call 814-992-5434 or balida .S tone Croot Motel. I· atUcco, thermo replacement 1 Pl. PS. AM-FM . cruloe. 11180 Honda 710 · Super 992-5914 or 304-882- 814-4411·7398. . Pets for Sale windows. 304·176- 1 660. • ·~ phona 304-8711-8281. Call Sport. 81 ', 400.00. 304266~ ' .171-71'38 or 304-675· Str- lor 11le. Call . 448- altar4. Walnut diMtte aot I 100. Cement tiniahor. Richard 1312. 1642. · 1 bedroom •. Mml·fumiohod Call 448·2847. HILLCREST KENNELS Gortiotd. 614-986-4464. ·:; 1114 c -•. 4 - · apt. ,In Middleport. Utllitlea 1-::--:----:-:-:---.,...-- Boarding all breed1. Heated Baeamenta. pool decka. , auto. 1, 000 m-. 1111 Sport-. nooda finConditioned hay t1 .211 per includod t190 a month. Coli Surplua mobile home tuml· indoor-outdoor facilitie1. pt~rking loti, any sl1e iob. ... , Phone 304-1711-2031 alter lohocl, -parts, 304-175· 614·992-71 77 after 6 p.m. ture. Frame. m11ttreaa and AKC Doberman puppies: bale . Call 304-896·3080. I or 171·3210. ~397. bolO lprings. ., n.oo for Stud Sorvice. Clll8 14-448• Furnished 1 • 2 bedroom twin sota. 8160.00 tor full 7795. Plumbing ..:;: '74 Opel, 4 eye!, 21 111f1t. -1911 CR 410. exc cond, 82 [ r lllSIJUrt.lllllll apartMents, Middleport. aetl. Couch and chair lit. Heating .,.. runa good. t41Q.OO. ~ . p1rona 304-171-2n8 baAdulta, no petl, oecurjty 8426.00 . Coffee tables Judy Toylor .Groomlng. Coli ' 1711-7241. 4:00·10:00PM. tore neon or altor 1:00. depooit . Cell 614-992- t81.00. D • W HomH, 2nd 614-367· 7220. . I ' ------~----------- ' 3874. and Viend St.. ·Point Ptoa1973 Volvo 8300. 304Kaw ... l KDIO llka now CARTER'S PlUMBING Autos for Sale aant, 304-875·4424. Profeo- 71 1711·1109. 1410.00 firm. 304-773AND HEATING APARTMENTS. mobilol----:=::-::::---IIIII ._ IPM. Cor. Fourth and Pine homea, houae1. Pt. Pleannt SWAIN • 1982 c-ero z 28, uc. Golllpolls. Ohio and Gollipolio . 614-448- AUCTIOI'I • FURI'IITURE Plclc up TOP CASH peld for . _ co~d. 20.000 mllu. '71 CB ·380 T Hondo, B221 . 12011veSt.. GaiHpollo.Niw 1.,ico.Engllsh modal uaed cora. Smith 11,991.00. Muet aoll. 304- 1300.00. '73 Movorlck. Phone 814-448·3BBB or 114·448-4477 l!t uaad wood • coal otovM. nlel puppiea. Buick-Pontiac. 191 1 Eaot- 175-2111. good ahape, tiOO.OO. 304•)' Nice 1 and 2 bedroom 8 place wood living 9790. orn Ave.. Galllpolla. CaM 812·2171 . JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· 'i unfurnished apartments. ouho with I Inch tlot erma 1-::-:---:---::---::-- f!14-441-22B2 . 1 9711 ' c._,., 310. auto. lNG. Rt. 1, Box 356, Galli· 304-676-2218 boforo B 1398. bunk boil• complota Drogonwynd Canery Kan· PS, P8, AM radio, Hondo Hawk 400 otr- polio. Clll814-387-0678. p.m. with bunklest199, 2 ploco nola. AKC Chow puppieo. 1983PiymouthColt18.000 11700.00. good ahlpe call 'i8 blke 1100.00. 304-8711antron livingroom aultes SlemeM Jdttena. new Uttert mi.. atand. ehfft plua econ- 304-1711-1212 deytlme,ov73711. SHULAW'S Plumbing ond Very nice 2 bedroom duplex tt 99, antron recllnera . .1. CFA Himalayan and Peraian omy ehllt, air. Cal 814·379- onlngsl71·2372. Heotlng, 21 1 Sixth St., ~ apt., unfurni1hed. down- othor recNnoro tBO, maple kltteno. Call 114·446· 3B44 , · 2728. Point Pleount, W. Ve. 304-, town, no pete, phone 304· dinette aot1 81 79. box ft 1 . -:-:=:-::-:--:-:---::.,--. 7!1 Boats and 171-11420. Llcenaed end 871·4124 after 5 PM. eprlngs & monrno twin or l- ~;;~~!::~~~ 1977 radio, 2 dr. f1,789. Dodge .Aipen TNCkl for Sale Insured. Motora for Sale ' full t100 sot regular-firm cot, 8 mos. old. auto, 1979 72 Firat floor. 1 bedroom apt, 8120. maple· dlnatto chalrl and neutered. Call Ford Pinto aport wagon. -:::;:=:::;:~ - i ~ ',\ 441-8042 , outo. rodlo.- aport rima, aun 1983 810 long bod Chivy priveta, axe . cond, atova; ref ,831. waah standa Excavating ~ • root, 82,399. John's Auto PU. 4 cyl .. 4 tpd .. AM -rM 11174 MantetH 17ft.. open 83 furnished . Waoher. dryer meple rockoro 859, 7 ploca hoo't<-up. f304-876-1 982 or chrome dlnottollllt 8141. I 12 mo. old Reg. malo Pit Bull Solea, Bulovlle Rd. Golllpo- llko n-. ' 11 •1111· 1 - 12810 liow. 81 HP Marcury· out876·4680 . ploce dlnana lot 899, uaod dog. 1250. Call 446-3249 lie, Oh. O'pon til darll. Call ohortbod Chivy PU I cyl .. 4 board, oxc. con. Cell 1114· 448-4782. IPII.. AM-FM wlnyl covarod 141-2222. badroom suhN, rofrlgoro- or 446 . t 339. . Oood· 1 Excevating, beaa- ·: - : - : : - : - - - - - - - - bed. oherp ... 198. J - ' • 3 room apt with bath, ref, tora, rangee, cheat. d.....,., menta. footera• •dri~ewayt, '~~ stove, utiliti11 fumiahed. wringer waahera. TV'o. dry· Baby hamotors. 82.00 each. 1 9B2 Chevrolet Cavaliar, !'luto • - · lid., Corroct Croft a . Ski Su- uptlc tanks. ..ndtclplng. , Pl. PB, AC. CaR 814-.241- Goltlpollo, Oh.'0-111 derll. premo. t.mly old boota. Call anytime 114·445- • ·• S226. mo. Oepoait and era, • shoea. Call614-441- Call 448-7711. 6382 . Call 44f-4712. refrancaa required. 304· 3169. N- • -.1. Poirllors!>urg, · ~!!;.JamuL. Davlion, Jr. u~~ 675-1090 . . WV 304-422-8433 or 304-o For 111• or trada Treeing ::::::::-:VW-:::.--::R-a:-b~:-::"' · -d-:::----:-• 79 c......, .....__ Ya . ton 422·2387. 1 1 ,, Walker t.male. 11 montha 1 9 7 8 ~· ·-~r ·-·r Dozer Worlc by Tad Henn1. l'lice 2 bod room apt In uppor 54 Miec. Marchandiae old. C•II614-241-957B. sunroof, good tlrtl, lrut piclcup, ahort bed. ,,... Henderson. 304·171- 1972. miiNao. t2,ooo.oo. (1141 m~;.C::ZW. 'CaM. 14· Cr-nar 17ft trt·hull. 111 Dltchea. ponda. roeda. land ' hp Mereury crulae In board ctHrlng. otc. Call Motor Car 2 yr. old roglotarod quart• 2411-11018 . 2 bedroom apt, yard and Knouff Flr.iwood Reduced horeo goldlng. broken to 1178 Chevy Ya 1en pickup, out board. -trim. 304- Brokorl, 448·15112. basement. '175.00 end prlcoo thru July 3111 Ho •71·8218. ride. •600. 1 reglotored 1917 Mustong 289, 3 ap .. deposit. 304· 876-764 1 your own 11110nod · wO:: mara due to fool noxt yoar. now exhauot. fairly J .A.R.Consttuctlon Co.Ru- .:!&~=~ ~an after 1:30. evenings. thla winter. 114-251· 1124&. CaH 114-117-1147. tlrM, runs good. Bodyaood . . - - - - - - - - - .1 1ft, trt-hull, trelter, 1111 hp, tland, Oh,l14-742-2903: make o -. 304·171' 1317. BaHmenta, Footera, Cbn· 448 4482 ::;::;::::;;::==::;::;:=~ ;;:•lu;;;;;,;;;:--;::;~~::' · 1 977 Ford truck. A- 1 condl· ortta work, Backhoe 'a. 1 Umostono, Sand. Grevol. -gil pupa; moles & fo· don. Muet loll. 12100. caa Do11r • Dltchor, Oump 46 Furnished Rooms Dollvorod In l\'laoon. Mlliga. malea, will oalo reasonable. 1881 Dodgo Dlpolmat I 11 ,._117•1147 . 78 Auto Peru trucka, • water·gii·Sawer· , cyl., auto.• 38,000 mi.... 2 Gatllo or pick up at Rlchorda Cal 114-742-2121 . el.otricallinae; For rent Sleeping Rooms • Son. C~11448-7781. dr: Calll14-378· 2728. • Acceaeoriea _,,~ 1871 Dodge '14' ton end light hou11 keeping Loop•dCur18mo. old.wlll 118, good tlrN. fair llfldy, '• rooms. Park Central Hotel. Plaatlc clotorils otate op· make good -lrrel dog. 197& Codlltas 2 dr. hardtop. muot loll. CoN 114.H2· Electrical •! Call 614-441·0768. proved. plostlc oaptlc tanka, 304-895· 303. aodon flOOd cond.. fully IIBI. Wentod 302 onginllor '71 84 ' ~ Refrlger~tlon plastic culvert, metal ~ul· loaded. Muot to oppr• - - - - - - - - - - Ford Grondna 304· 418· ••• Sl-ing roorri 8126, utili- verto, RON EVANS ENTER- AKC .roglatored Sholtleo cia... Ca114'4f-21011. . 1971 GMC lcll UOO 1183. tlea paid. Sharo bath. "1•11 PRISE B. Jackoon, Oh 111 4- puppln. mlnature Collloa. 304 171-180~ up • I' ------~--- ' only. Range • rofrlg. 919 2BI-1930. · Shots. wormod, oyo 1978 Monte Corio, aood l-~-:-·----·-·----l=:-::-:---.,.,-'""""--- SEWING Machine repeiro, • · 2nd. Avo .. Ganlpolls. C o l l i - - - - - - - - - - ch-ed. Sable ond whho. cond. Coli 441-0181 or 1873 ford half ton pick up, 79 Motora Homae MNice. Authorized Singer'": Salol l!t Service Sharpen 448·4411 aftlf 7 PM . Firewood cut up slaba 811 ~;;304-;;;;;;4;;S8;';1;0;18;.;;;;;;;;;;.J;4;:41;:-;:3;:2;:43:;:ov:•:·=:;:==~ 11.000 octuol mlee, n • Campers plck~p load. Call 11 4-241· point. 304-'.71·4813. " ' Sclaoors. Fabric Shop, 1804. Pomorciy . 114-992-2284. 46 Space for Rant 1880 d tiUalt , 100 ' ' . ''• Nlf ocnialnod; New all at•el buildlnna «K: • vood cond, 14,100.00.' 17ft. t1 ,200 ,.or boot otter. Coli IIOx1 OO-t4.211 por aquaro 304-171-1313. • · 86 General Hauling •• 441: 1t.. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo foot.. on YOLtr foundation· ••' Park, R&.te 33, North of otato code bolldlnga. Ohio 21 ~ft. Torry Hlf oorrtolnod • • Pomoroy. largo Iota. Coil 1-800-472·2311 othor . 1· 73 Van1 • 4 W.O . 1 Jamea Boye Water Service. 11 800-828-1209. 114·992-7479. with lha u • ·• AC. 011"118d, Aloo pools filled . Call 814· ' malle otter. Call 114-21112111-1141 or 614-448· ·! 1871 I)Gdgo ,...1-. PI, 1472. 4 trailer Iota, 304·176· Shruba pruned, lawn ra· t 1711 01 114-448· 791 1. • "· •• arvU, ..... , ...... aeodad. rotal~lng walla. 1078. • mi-. lltiroo, mueh """'I • -'-alke, potloa, Ill dirt. 83,300. Call 448·4774 .... a ft. t 880 c - . n folding Gonaral Hauling. ' For 1110 • topaoll. bark" mulch • - top ! Umaatone. fill dirt, and tore 2PM. pickup truok oempor,lleipa duat. Contact Bruce DttvlooM , Call Coli 614·258- • '- 'on. Calll14-2ila-1427. 4, .gu - · · ioe llol. lxoo. 1427. · • -.. Qal '"'·112-8030 . 1884 modol N-hl-lng 1871fordvan.... o r t -. JIM& WATER SERVICE . ...! maahlnea. Will zig-zag. Cai1441-0111 or44f-114) 1178 ,AN .Iunkll0u11trwel Call Jim Lonlor, 3,04·87661 Houaehold Oooda monopem, ov.-caet. hem, traller,Uft. - - d . 7317 . ....,_ 7, new ....... AC, 1111n . stitch. · maka -on holoa • moro. ~ me1171 P-.1 van oultOntllld, u 1 • d on • • e • 1 on, Call 11._311·1244. , 18,000.00. ~812-1111 uaeol In . chlneo eft• I ,M, 87 Upholatitry · 28yr. worrenty. Regular .prtce 8371, 1177 .. -eontllld, M\' 1177 QMC Jl11t111y 11tW Now t1 21. Call col leal 114-311-8021. _,..od, Glt*ln ...... IMNN. Ufl, Pl. Pl. , TRISTATE • hu'- lied. AT, PI, N. ... orulee. AM·I'M. front UPHOLSTERY SHOP ' AM·I'M I - . •blnel 1 1 13 Bac. Avo.. Galllpolla .~ ....., •ra. 14,100. CIIIICJ4. ltltl. 11.000 ntllee. 114-448-7833or 11 4-441· • 171-1711 ....... IPM. ._._ •11.100.00 •. 104! 1133. 17S-21K ®N-• near Foodland and Spring VaHey Plaza. pool and TV ant. Call 448-27411 or leave lfteii8Qit. 3 bdr. urtfum. garage apt., Cell Furnished opt. 91 9 2nd .. Galllpo!ls. 1176. Men only. Call 446-4416 otter 7PM. l'lowly romodolod 2 bdr., equipped · kitchen. central air, 8260. 821 V. Second Avo., Galllpolio. Coli 44821118. 4 rooma 81 beth, unfurniahed pet.. utilitlae paid, adulta only. no pats, Call 4413437 or 446-31 1 1 . UnfuJ11iehed 2 bdr. in Crown ,City. Coll814· 266-8620. 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated. tiO to 8200 par mo. utiltloo Jlort. paid. Call S75•5104or 171·53811. 4 roomo & bath. fumlohod, clun. no pets. adu!t• only, depolit • reference required. Cal1114·441-1619 . Nlcoly lurnlehe mobile home In city, CA. 1 or 2 edu~i only, no poto. Coli 44110338. ' 1'.) the girl she"s been helping at the high school takeo an o•erdose of pills. (Closed Captioned] ClJ Glmme a Breok Nell plans a special Christmas AI;LEY OOP for Joey only to discover that the others have al- ready made plana. (RI former Army nurse refuses rJJagnum·s help when she is accused of murdering three patients under her care. (RI (80 min.) ()} Great Railway Joumeyi of tho World liD Sneak Prevlewo Neal Gabler and Jeffrey lyons take a trip to the Oriv•ln and look at scenes from 'Cannonball Run II' · and "Gremlins: Iii MOVIE: 'Lawman' GASOLINE ALLEY il:~ ~ NFL'il G...- Momenta ·son of Football Follies." Th11 2 bedroom apt. h11 new carpotlng • fresh paint, located ,. milo from SH•or Bridgo Plua. t1 95 pi~ a oloctric & goo. Call 448· 4114 or t -304-273-9746. Furnlohodapt. 2bdr. 1138V. 2nd., Gollipolls, t1 Bl woter peld. Call 441•441 e eft• 7PM. ing for him. [Closed Captioned] ClJ Family T;.a Alex discovers the spirit of Christmas in a dream. tR} liD Now Tech Timaa 9:00 (f) MOVIE: .'Melon;.· (f) MOVIE: 'Eacape from Now York' ill 700 Club (]) Top Rank. Boxing from Lis Vegas. I'IV Top Rank WINNIE; Boxing presents a 10- round Welterweight bout featuring J.uis Santana vs. Feli~ Canale. · CIJ Ill <Uilotteryl Flaherty and Rush award lottery --·. winnings to a prison inmate who rejects the money. an employee who uses his Winnings to take r&o venge against his boss and a woman at an answering Service who doesn't know a-. that she is a winner. (RI (60 min .) [Closed Captioned] ClJ Ch..- Tho Coach de- , .I velops a crush on his new nei~bor. BARNEY A.J. end Rick have to contend with celebrity lookalikes when they are set up HAVE 10 MAKE TINO TRIPS .. (R) CJ W ® Simon • Simon SHUX •• I'LL 7 for a grand-theft rep. (RI (60 min.) (I) Up Pompeii liD Myateryl 'The Limbo• '"''*· Connection : Conclusion. Annabelle stumbles upon evidence that can clear Mark as his wife's murderer and Mark discovers that Terraine his been murdered . (RI (60 min.) ., . [Closed Captioned) 9:30 CZl Night Court Trying to find out ho~ld i'farry is. SNAKE!! . the staff is hocked wheO they diacov r that their boss has a cr f;J Snook a. inal record. Yesterday's I , WHO CAME IN LATE · ,......, loall No. 20, oonta.iniN 110pYIIIM, It IWI.,_.Ior$1.15 plllii 5St potllll ,.. . . - . - ,,....., 01o- - -· .., .., _.......... N.J. otea. lnoludlyaurMfM, ......... todtlndMIQCitlloQPIYIDMIQNtwtpal)ttbooka. IIIINE ' • .I -oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby - .· No surprise NORTH 7-11-14 .' +Q 10 7 65 3 •As for South +Qt +1084 WEb IIJ Olwald Jaeeby ... JameeJHIIby EAST +12 .QI06 +lllt!llll Tbe p-eat Frencb player Paul · Cbemla is the bero of today's unusual · ·--- . deal. BlddiJt& agrellively, Cbemla arrived at lis: clubs doubled. The crus · of bil remarkable play was bls conYidloo tbat West would not bave bid five dlamoncla wlthttut a void in clubs. Andio ... At trick one, declarer covered the elebt of spadea witb tbe 10. Who can . fault East for play!Dg the jack? The spade ace woa and a heart was led to the ace. Now the queen of spadea was led. covered by the'kio& and trumped. Nest came the klDc of bearb and a · !teart trumped In dummy. Tbe seven of lpades wu covered by the Dine and trumped. Tbe Jut heart W88 ruffed iD dummy and the sis of apadea played, eaabiiDc ('hernia to llaed 1111 Jooing diamond. Tbe lead wu atlll in dummy IIIII It wu acrw cllild's play to run the 10 of clubs through tbe llllll'ked K-Q-5 In East's band. Despite the 78 percent probability tbat three ouUtaDdllt& ,cards will divide two-one, Cbmlla judged tbat ·wm would be void iD clubl. Cltemla's .KH4 .J532 +AI +KQ5 SOuTH +A . +5 +AH8732 . ' •uH Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: North WHt NPuo Mo Puo &+ Pus O~nlng lead: , ; ., .' Eut I+ Pus Pus Obi. ' •s tbat can't be computed - bil knowl- ,: edge of bil opponent's bidding teoden- ' cles. Cbemla did aot feel that West ·. would sacrifice at five diamonds · wltbout a little surprise in bil band: Tba1 surprise could only be a chif void. .;, So voila! 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Coli 4!48-2300. 81 I ~ ~ ~~ · U.-.crwnblo IMu four Jun\blae, · ono to oaeh -·a-. to ~ ~ ·• ·~"' THURSDAY S~rVICI!o I 'ft1}~N} fi;)~ ~THAT ICRAIIILED WOIIO GAME Television Viewing 27\la ft. Terry· travol trail.,, tully equipped. llko new. Coli 441·1!404. Fruit lit. Vegetable• _,. ;• DICK TRACY Motors Homes Campers Fold down camper oiNpo I to I, refrlg .. otovo, hoatar. oloctrtc • wator hoD!< up. .Cal 441·1290. 5~91. , 3 bedroom t-ouM, large lot, - -·-· The BURDETTE CAMPER SALES • SERVICE. Open dally 8 to 8 :30. Bat. 9 to 4. .. C - Sunday . U.S . Rt. IO•. Coolville. Oh 114· 117• 33. .. Anta- Master Tona with D Butt Inlay. Regularly 1850.0(1 tor t400 .00 firm.. 304· 773· Coli Chorloo McKean, 441· 9442. ......., 1984 ' Furnlohod hou11 . 3 bdr., 8220. 29 l'leiiAVe., Golllpolla. Call 441·44 1 e altor 7PM . __ ,, tion prOgram and Ben begina to . uncover Abby' a reo.l ...tete deiolhigo. (RI (80 min.) C1J MDVIE: Captaln'a Parodi II' I)]) N-watch e Independent Newa 10:30 ()) My Little Margie FVQ BUQ FC ' VQN FUCYBIV KZOV UVQ . IMUUZWA YBWJ IHBYF UVBU NCFQ UZGQ . - BWG DQHH ' ' DNCY ."U VQ QGAQ. " . Yeetenlay'l Cryptoqaote: KilL REVERENCE AND . YOU,'VE KilLED THE HERO IN MAN. - t<YN RAND - ., �.... .. •..,• ' ~~~9~1~1~2~-~n.~Da~i~~~~H~~~----------~~~----~--------!P~Dm:~:~~~~·=M~Y~d~d~~p=~=rt~,Oh~~~~------------~----------------~Th~~~~y,~J~u2ly~1~2~,~~~::M~ .----li)caJ Briefs: Publicity forced Coleman's flight from midw~~f · .JAMI!'8 HANNAH .,......,,._...._Writer By Board acts on personnel matters 1be Meigs County Board of Education hired a speech therapist for county schools In Its regular meeting Tuesday. Patricia Dudding of Athens was hired to till the position for the 1984-85 school year. Dudding Is a 1984 graduate of Ohio ~nlverslty. 1be board agreed to purchase canblned llabWty !nsuraJiCe for all employees and board members from Republlc Franklin J'nsurance Co. Harold Roush was appointed as a delegate to the Ohio School Board Association annual I:PJslness meeting In Columbus In ' November. The school calendar for the 1984-lli school year for the Meigs · CountY Board of Education oftlce staff was adopted, Bus driver certWcates were given to Nota D. Bissell, Sandra · Cowdery, Gary DW, Ji'IIJssle Dill, Bruce Myers, Darlene Reed, .· Carolyn Ritchie, Nita Jean RltChle, Arc)l Ro6e, Mary Rose, Keltha Whitlatch, Alfred Wolfe, Bobby Arnold, Rufus Bmwnlng, .Esther Black, Letha Cotterill, ErmaN. F1oyd, Leta Hall, Carol E.Hamon, Mary King, Emlly F . Manley, Ida Martin, WIUiam Ratliff, Mark Searles, Edward Sellers, Angela Sellers, Pauline Snowden, Minnie Thornton, WDUam Thornton, Ben Watts, Shirley Wilson, Nonnan Wood, Wanda Wood; Lois Wyant, Bobby Dudding, Daniel Riffle, Paul Sellers, Ernest Spencer, WWiam Carr, Bonita Freeman, O!va Holter, Emerson Eugene Houdshelt, Kathleen Morris and Patricia Pape. · Treatme~t policy change The Meigs County Health Department announced a change In policy for thoS!! receMng their first treatment at the cUnlc. Anyone using the nursing and medical services of the department must bring proof of lnrome. The proof may be three or four payroll stubs, 1983 tax forms or welfare checks. The only exception to the rule are Immunization shots or the Bureau of Crippled Children Services. · ·. WASHJNGTON(~~-Astreetsmart fUgitive wanted for question· lng In a five-state crime spree may have left the Midwest to escape the lnrensepubllclty, FBioftlclalssay, Alton ~. 28, was named Wednesdayasaspeclaladdlt!onto the FBI's Jist of 10 IIIC8t wanted fUgltlyes. He Is only the 10th person In the 34-year history o~ the list to warrant Its expansion beyond 10 names. . . Coleman has been cllalvd wtth murder by local au!OOrtties and kldnapplng by the FBI In the death of Vernita Wheat,a9-year-oklblack girl from Kenosha, Wis., .whose partially -~ body was tlund June l9 In Waukegan, D!., Coleman'shornetown. "We're spreading It (the man· hunt~ natioliwlde because think there Is adlstlnctposslb!Utythatthe glare ofP\Ibllclty has been so bttense . In that area that he ~Y well ao mteht well move to other areaa. ;: Coleman Is black like .au ~ elaewhere," saki 011vey Revell, alleged v!cllma, except the moat recet~t - Frank A. Duvenbadllllld • questlo{llngaboutfourm~and his wife. Tbeywere11J11W'1111!daller'! possibly tlvc, Including one case In their 1981 sDver·ii'eY ClieVrOlet whk:h a Gary, Ind., WOOUIIl Is atatlonwasstolenln'l'olecloonJII)y missing. T. 1be FBI Is searching lor that car." He said Coleman Is Unked by Revell saki the tonne!' nurse's , eyewttnessesandotherevldenceto aldelsanhabltualgamblerandcon• fO crtrries, beginning In Felruary In man who Is conaldered · "street North Chlcaao. m~ . and stretching sayyy" and a smooth talller. T!1e through Wisconsin, Indiana, Michl- FBI of!lclal said Coleman Is knOwn ' . gan and Ohio, untllhewaslastseen to have a violent lmlper. ,.;. • July71nToledo. . Coleman, .· !Hoot-10 and l'"'{ "We're about fow' days behind pounds, Is believed to lle traVI!llJl&': him wherever he might be,'' Revell with ' 19-year-old J;lebra Denlle:;; said. "We hope It comes_to our Brown, his CQillpaillon lor twO!)· attention througl\ the use ot the ' years. ,She faces several I~ media and the concei'ned publlc and charges and Is wanted by the FBI a.-., saki It had the option to ·rernovethe we don't have to follow a string of a material witness In thea~ llneortorelocatethellne,accordlng victims across the country." at the Wheat girl. ~ to Knight. 'nlestatehaddlrectedthe Revell saki Coleman has shown Coleman and Ms. arown are:: line be removed. cunn1ng and a strong sense of wanted for questioning In ~ 1be v!Uage entered three de- self-swvlvalandhasbtthepastgone weekenddeat!ISofVIrgintaTemple, fenseslorrefuslngto~ythemoney. lntoaresldenceandstayedthreeor "oo. and her 10-year-old daughtel' r Attorney Fred W. Crow said the tour days. . Rachael, whose bodies were found stateha(iwal~toolongtodemand "Ifhebelievesltlssafe,heWDJbe , Saturday 1n a crawl,spaceof 'theiiL payment; theviU~hadnowspent moving," Revell saki, "and he Toledo home. · ~ the money; and the state had prevlouslyagreednottorequestthe . money, Knight saki. .,, Knlght saki In his judgment the Meigs County Co~on Pleas VInton ' and Wesley Lee Wise of1 opUnetlon to rem~ or to relocate the , Court Issued two dissolutions and · Darwin. "; was the state director of received two requests for dlssOlu· In other action, Unda Paullne ~ highways, not the vWage's. t1ons and divorces. Bootlck was awarded custody of~ _J~ntghtw!Uscheduleajurytl1alto Les~t Shoemaker and VIola minor children and child support decide If the viUage owes the enttre Shoernal(ey had their marriage from Jack L. Bostick. Loan Lela • . sum to the state or If partial dissolved. Ricky Joe Morris and l<lngwasawardedcustodyafmlnor , , Dottle Marie Morrts also had their chlldren whne Jack Francis King payment may IJe made. marriage dissolved. Sr. was ordered to vacate tile" Filing for divorce were Mary dwelllng. · .,: Newton of Long Bottom from John A credit of $13,799 to a judgment Newton of Athens, and Lbtda was'o rderedtotheFarmersBank_&: , motor was taken frcrn his boat at · . Pauline Bostick of Racine fi'OI11 Savings Co, trun the ..sale o( Antkjulty on the Ohio River. The Rae Fl!lnglor battery, gas tank and tire extln· JackL.Bostlckof ble. propertyofGerardE.HIIferty. :; dissolution was Minnie Wise of ,,.. gulsher were also stolen, the report rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif'; said. I• ~· JJ.arry Thomas, HID Top Grocery, reported between 8 P-Ill· Tuesday and 1 a.m. Wednesday a brick was thrown through the front window or the store. lnvesttgatlon Is continuing, UMi ' report said. asslstahtFBidlrector. Revell said Coleman Is wanted lor we Village ordered to pay part of removal cost The v!Uage of Pomeroy wiD have to pay at _least 90IDe of the approximately $42,001 It owes the stateofOhlo, ' Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight ~ the village owes the state for the removal of an eight-Inch waterline In 1971. The waterline was Installed along !Vhat Is now the Ohio 7 bypas$. 1be state requested thev!Dage move the waterline to allow the highway to be . · constructed. When ~ viUage refused to remove or relocate the line, thestate did It for them. The state Is now requesting payment for the removal. In Monday's hearing, the village Court grants d•1ssoIullons • -··;..::,, ............ Hurry In and Bave.On The Item• You Need Now/ ;:-; Our Sale End• July 211 :;,. Thefts under investigation Power outage affects 500 · Approximately 500 customers In the sOuth end of Middleport were without electriCity Wednesday afternoon. Columbus & Southern Ohio Electr1c Co. oftlclals reported. ' A tree near the Middleport pool was knocked down by the storm, causing the outage, the spokesman said, The transformer caught fire but was extinguiShed before before the fire department arrived, Middleport pollee reported. Jbe outage lasted about 1~ hours, the electric company spokesman said. Salvation Army speaker Two thefts and ore Incident of vandalism were reported to the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. Martha Anderson, Letart FaDs, reported Tuesday afternoon "three young male subjects In an older greenish motor boat came to the Ohio shore and stole seven tame ducks," according to the report. Don Kuhns of Syracuse reported to the sheriff an electriC trolling HAVE YOU STARTED THINKING ABOUT BACK-TO-SCHOOL? IF SO STOP BY AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LAY-AWAY ' Special speaker at The Salvation Army tonight at 7 WDI be Jbnmle F. Evans rt, Horner Hill, Pomeroy. There wlli be special music and the public Is Invited to attend. The Salvation Army Is located on Butterilllt Avenue In Pomeroy, .Passenger injured, driver cited Three vehicles were damaged and the driver of one was cited to mayor's court at the result of an accident on East Main street In Pomeroy at 11: :!l a.m. Wednesday. PollceOffiGerHarryLyonssaldthatacardrlvenbyGregoryDav!s, Pomeroy, struck the rear of a small truck driven by Dick Owen II, Middleport, which struck the rear of a car driven by Charles Manley, Middleport. 1be Owen and Manley vehicles stopped In the eastbound Jane of trl!tflc. Mrs._Manley was taken to Veterans Memorial H!l'lplraJ by the Pomeroy Emergency Unit lor treatment of Injuries. Davis was cited on assured clear distance and no operator's license charges. 1bere were heavy damages to the back of the Manley vehicle and heavy damages to both the rear and frontoftheOwen truck, Damages to the front of the Davis vehicle were moderate. weie Emergency runs reported 1be Meigs County Emergency Medical ~rvlces reported seven emergencytunsWednesday. Racine was called at 8:37a.m. to · Letart for Elmer Pickens 'taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Ptlneroywascalledat10:l8a.m .. to · 7!J2 Sycamore lor Keith McCarty to Holzer Medical Center; at 11: 24 a.m. Pomeroy went to Main Street lor ·a three-car auto accident, look Meryl Manley, Charles Manley and Patsy Dugan tb Veterans Mernortal Veterans Memorial . Admissions - Barbara Snyder, LangsviUe; F1oyd Reynolds, Middleport; Mary Ann Partlow, Pomeroy. Discharges - . Lena Carpenter, Thomas Lambert, Delton Games. H<l'lpltal, non-trarisport for Greg . DaVIs and Dick Owen; Middleport was called at 4:00 p.m. to a transfonner tire on Broadway Street, on the scene lor 15 minutes; Pomeroy was called to 1ffi Maple Place at 2:21 a.m. for Stanley Aleshire to Pleasant Valley H<l'lpital, Point Pleasant; Racine was called at 2:39a.m. to Mile HID Road lor Ella Shultz to Veterans Memor1aJ Hospital. LOttery CLEVELAND (AP~ - FALL STONEWEAR & WRANGLER FOR KIDS HAVE ARRIVED BUY NOW WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD OUR BIG SUMMER CLEARANCE IS CONTINUING OPEN EVERY FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00 . Register for Gift Certificate 5:00-8:00 Friday FREE PARKING ON. THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT "Over 48 Yean In The Same Place Under The Same Management" The wtnnlngnumberdrawn Wednesday night In the Ohto Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 576. In the ' 1Pick 4" game, played · Monday through Friday, Ute wlnnlng number was 3872. EMS students complete instruction Twenty-four stugents ·have canpleted the first advanced emergency medical technician-ambulance course offered by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services tlll'ough the cooperation of personnel of Vell!rans Memortal H<l'lpltal. Rhonda Dalley, R.N., btservlce director at Veterans Memorlal, served as program director for the tlrsl advanced class In Meigs County. The 24 students Included andy Anderson. Margie Bishop, John Byer, RobertByer, CralgDars~ WDmaDavldsoD, Dave Davis, Edna Davis, Marcia EUJott, Margaret Eskew, Marc Franch, Dave Hoffman, Gene Imboden, Pamela Imboden, Skip Imboden, Gene Lyons, TlnaNelgler, JanetRusseii,DaveSmlth,RoblnSouthem,Joe Struble, Richard Swanson, Raymond Wllcox and Marilyn Wolfe. • Members of the first special advanced class were honored at a dinner meeting Frtday night at the Meigs Inn. They were presented certltlcates and advanced EMT-A pins. ELBERFELDS JULY CLEARANCE · SALE OF SUMMER CLOTHING So~gfest scheduled Saturday A song fest wiD be held a\7: OOp.m.SaturdayatUnltedFalthChurch on the Ohio 7 bypass. The pastor, Robert E . Smith Sr., Invites the public. ·' 30o/o TO -CANDLE SALE' THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SAVE FROM 20o/oTo 50% .*KNIT SHIRTS *SPORT SHIRTS . · •DRESS SHIRTS *SWIM TRUNKS *SHORTS *SLACKS *CAPS & HATS •sHORTS •BLOUSES •DRESES •sPORTSWEAR •coORDINATES •KNIT TOPS •sKIRTS •swiMWEAR *SLEEPWEAR OPEN .FRIDAY ~IGHT TIL 8:00 P:M. Middleport Book Store MILL ST. . 992-2641 MIDDLEPORT ,, FREE PARKING _.,. ' 50°/o OFF ens Wear I - -~75~ : . '· r ·Tops· •sHORTS . *DRESSES *SWIMWEAR I *SLACKS · *SLEEPWEAR *HATS & CAPS *SHORTS *KNIT SHIRTS *SWIM TRUNKS •oRESS SHIRTS · •sPORT SHIRTS '· ,, ....... � 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 07. 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