https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eebf1648ce971a9138a3f78a58eebd7c.pdf b327b0ed85392cf22c6f6ec0e503c03d PDF Text Text Letters to editor by Dick Cavalli WINTHROP Page2 WHAT WULD YOU e:AY 15 MY OUT5TANDIN~ Fourth straight loss puts Reds in cellar Queen, king chosen for Meigs prom ... Paf(e 3 Page 4- FEATURe:, WINTHROP~ ) • e Voi .3'2,No .23 Copyrigtlted 1983 at ... • enttne 2 S..ctiom. 11 Poges 20 Cenh A Multimedia Inc. Newspa per Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 16, 1983 ·COAL threatens federal action I WELL~ 'N:::)UI-0 'raJ eAY IT5 MY WVE'LY, CONTA~aJ5 WIT~ OR MY AWE5::::AA E' INTEU.ec.:TUAUTY~ 1 I D SAY ITS )t.?L.JR HW/v\ I L..l TY. WHAT WOULD Ya.J SAY MYOUTST~DIN~ FEA-TURE IS':l , b Ed Sullivan Priscilla's Po I'M. THRO!..JGH WITH CARLYLE.' HE JUST ... WITH THAT'S NO EX.CU'5E / HE~ HAD HIS CHANCE. NOW I'M GOING TO START BRANCHING our--· VVON'T PAY ANY ATTENTION "TT NE. .1 THE OIHE:R TEAM.' HI, rM JENNY W, A.ND I THINK · "rrU' RE CUTE. By KEVIN KELLY OVPstalf WILKESVILLE- If state or federal reclamation agencies do not take some kind of action on the longwall mining controversy in Meigs and Vinton counties, the citizen's group pressing the Issue may takctheircaseto federal court That option was outlined Sunday in a report to membership of Citizens Organized Against Longwalling (COAL l by Its legal advisors. "We're in the process of getting together testimony for federal court," explained Betty Wells. COAL pres ident. " We just don 't see where we're getting anywhere." The option, to be discussed further at a COAL meeting set for Tuesday night, arises more than a week after COAL's efforts to get the longwall procedure banned or modiified at Southern OhioCoa i Co. 'sMeigs No. 2Mine suffered a defeat. Reclamation officials, who were to present a decision on the company's five-year mining permit application In the first week of May, made no decision. Instead, Southern OhioCoalwasgiven time to present addJ tional Information relevant to its application. But while the state examines the information, longwaWngwUJ contlnue at the mines. The reclamation board of review has scheduled a hearing to examine both sides of the issue at 9 a.m. June 2 In the Ohio Department of Na tural Resources' district office in Athens. But based on what transpired 'at a review board meeting May 6 tha t allowed Southern Ohio Coal to continue longwalling, COAL's attorneys forsee the matter being heard in U.S. District Court in Columbus for a HI, I'M 'TOM. AND IMTH~ Rising medical costs concern doctors too LEI=T FIEL17ER. Drug abuse leads to firing HI, IM .JENNY LU, AND I THINK '-rOU 'RE RE.A.LLY HAND'50\-\E . HI, I'M GLENN . AND rM THE CENTER FIELDER.' HI. rM JENNY LU , AND I THINK 'TOU'RE NEAT. HI, I'M GEORGE, AND rM THE .. RIGHT FIELDER.' aJY, WHEN JENNY LU FtAYS THE FIELI7, SHE IXJESN'T lv'ESS AROIJND. 1 LaRORTE. Ind . - An anesthesiologist was fired after LaPot1e Hospital officials dete1mined he had taken drugs during an operation and learned that his license had been suspended in Ca lifornia. Texas and New Jer sey because of drug abuse. . Dr. Michael W. Ca lbert, 40, is scheduled f'f a June 23 license revocation hearing before the ·Indiana Medical Ltcensmg Board. However. state officials say he already has missed three scheduled meetings and they don't know where he Is. Park accident victim identified DELAWARE , Ohio- A friend of J7.year-old ,John Harter says she may never know why he fell to his death at Kings Island amusement park. but she doesn't believe the amusem ent park was at fau lt. The Hamilton County coroner sa id Harter died instan tly about 10: ~ p.m. Friday when he apparently fell from a :JOO.foot observation platform onto the top of an elevator at a replica of the Eif!el Tower. Harter, a senior at Hayes High School, Jived with Mrs. Baker and her husband, Lloyd. His parents are separated. The teen-ager was at the park 's Grad Night festivities Friday with a group of friends, park spokesman Bill Mefford sa id. Rains cancel Jennings concert US P at • DUSTY CHAPS ~ YA 1tQ( A LQJb TIME. T'LEAIJE ME ~~ IC ~1 LQ.Ji% 1 WITH ~"""';~ FCVR HU~bR'{ I l l.A U II __ by Art &_......;.,._.:,_ Chi Sansom ...,. ... AN' A WltJ IHEJ' AHA!C~OCK... FIEt...~. 60MB~D! WAOO~"§ ALL Rlbi-IT1'IE~ OLD CC()"G PULL 1EI< 0Jf3.R.l MARYSVILLE. Ohio - Law officers from siX counties were called to the Union County Fairgrounds after an aft ernoon country music show by Way ion Jennings was canceled and officials feared a riot. Four people were arrested Saturday on disorderly conduct charges. Some 4,500 fans showed up for the conceri . Jennings refused to appear after a 15-minute downpour and winds buckled par t of the stage. John Elias, pres ident of Elias Productions of Marysville and th(' show 's promoter, said ,Jennings wou ld have played in the rain but needed a roof over his equipmen t and band. Weather forecast Clear tonight. Low 4045. Winds northeasterly arou nd 10 mph. Mostly sunny Tuesday . High near 70. . Extended Ohio Forecast WednesdaythrOugh Friday: Fair on Wednesday. Chance of rain Thursday. Fair again Friday. Highs In mld6 to mJd-'lQj, Lows In Ute 4& Wednesday, the mld-40s to the mid-50s Thul'!lday and the 40s CA1Z7,.,~ possible mandamus action. A mandamus action orders government officials to perform their assigned duties, which COAL believes neither the sIa te or the federa I Office of Surlace Mining appears willing to do. "Our main objective Is forcing the division of reclamation to do their job.·· Mrs. Wells said. OSM officials are scheduled to view areas in the Point Rock area of Meigs County near its border with Vinton Councy on Tuesday. The areas to be examined will be those damaged w hen the longwail machine mines out a coal panel and creates subsidence. the sinking of ear th above the mined area. Landowners affected have complai ned II has damaged homes, property and led to loss of local water supplies. The company has chosen to settle the matter privately wit h individual landowners. It has made settlem ent s with two owners. COAL's attorneys, Jon Sowash and Jay Wamsley , noted in their l'l'port COAL has tried to seek relief or some kind of injunction from severa l agencies, wit.h little success. "Your case Is a front runner, a case challenging federal an d state government to do what they must ," their report said. COAL of!lcia!s said they do not want to eliminate mining from the scene, only convince the company to return to standard. less damaging mining techniques. But during a recent visit 10 Ga llipolis. W.S. White Jr .. chairman of the board and chief executive officer of American E lectric Power, Soul hem OhioCoaJ'sowner, indicated no such return. can be made. "You'U never make coal pay with room and piliar mining in this a11'a again," he sa id. Friday. The Forecas\ For 8 Tuesday, May 17 a.m. EDT Rain~ Snowf·.-:·.;1 IF 'YEW CAtJ'T PN?7 TH 1 '?C6RI~f'{ ll:ST1 I'M 11-IRCM/1~' 'lA ltJ TH' WEATHER FoRECi\ST - The Nalioaal Weather servtce I fotrec.ll&a and rain for lhe Soutllweat for 'l'utWday. Rain ·II al8o I fon!CMt for New Enpd maet•• l!l'e8A. Colder weather II forecallt f" lhe nonllerp half of the . .MI'y. (AP Map). · .' ,. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP I - Consumers aren' t lhf' only ones concerned about the cost of health r are. the Ohio State Medica l Association demonstrated at Its annua l meeting here. Delegates represen ting more than 16,(XI0 physicians, medica lr~s idcnt s and students in Ohio approved a resolution Sunday aiml'd at cont aining health care cost s. The resolution calls for developm,•nl of a coni inuing eduraI ion progra m to make physicians more aw are of the costs ot va 1·1ous diagnostic and therapeutic l aboratory procedu re;. Delegates al so approved resolutions opposing corporal pun ishment and the spori of boxing as they concluded the th)'('('·day policy Sf•s.ion of the annual meeting. The meeting is being aft('nded by :l50 cteiegalPS and 800 • other members. Research presenta tions and lectures by medic at expl'rl swi tl lx'prf'!<l'nt <'CI today through Wednesday duting the meeting' s clinical and scientlfir session. The cost cont ainment· resolution was introducC'd by lhf' Academy of Medicine of Columbus and Franklin County. The resolution against boxing say s, "One of lh!' ma in purposPs of N tch contesta nt is to render the opponen t unconscious. thu s infliC'1ing a ('f'rPbral concussion.·· It urges elimin ation of boxing from amaf('ur, scholastic, C'ollegiah• and governm ental sports programs and ca lls for flf'Wlopm0nt of sla!f' legis lat ion seeking to limit the hea lth hazards of other boxing and loughman contest s. The resolution also ca lls fo1·0fforts to incr<'asc public awareness of the sport 'sdangers. In discussing the resolution. many delegates cited studies indicating that dam age from eoncussions and other cel'l'bral inj utif's can be progr('sslve. Ms: Doll said. The resolution against corporal punis hment In schools was introduct'd by the Ohio Chapter of the American Academy of Ped iat1ics. The resolu tion says that " theuseof corporal punishment makes no pos itive coni ributlon to the child's ultimate emergence as an emot ionally matul'l'. compctPnt individual with a capacity to develop his fu ll potential. " Delegates amended the proposed resolution toaddacall for climinationof psychological puniShment . M s. Doll sa id. The delegates agreed, Ms. Doll said, that "psychological punishment can be just as abusive and can do just as much damage to the child." Ms . Doll said the resolution calls for the OSMA to coopcratc In Implementing the resolution with the schools, state and national schOQI boards and the American Academy of Pediatrics F. Ll\\1!\ltn WERH\' ELIZABETII COUJNS 1983 Eastern honor students announced E lizabeth Ann Colli ns, JR. daughiCI ' of M1·. and Mrs Charles Collins, Reedsvlllf', lw s · been namC'd valt"CClctorla n of 1hr 198:! grad uatin g class at Eastern High &houl , <md ~~dward .1 . Wf'fry, son of Philip 'llld Kan·n WC'rr.y . na med C hes trr . ha s hf'f' fl ~ alutatorlan . Coll in s has a gr:aciP point avrruge of :1.96 and has l.x'fo n n m C'm bPr of lhP bcmd a nd was first cha ir flut e In the M~lg s Coun t ~· Band In 19&!. ShP has i<'ltl'IT<i In va rsity baskC' thall. varsity track , ;md cheerlrad lng. Shf' has bf'cn a mt·mt>f'r of th(• stutiPnl counl'll and band cou nc il and ha!" bf.con In the Na tional Honor Socif'tv lo r thrC'C' yC'urs . Coll ins wa~ a mf'mtx•r of tht • homt'<'Oflllng COUI,'I In l !IR2. and wa:-; . ._, ~~ tJ v(•l y lnvolvpd in the Sronlor Drama l'lu b. Sh r Is CO·CX£'Cu ll vf' ('(Jit or of the Ea stPrn yl'arbook. ha s particlpa tf'd in thC' M iss Ohin Na ti onal T('{'JH1gl'r Pagl'ant and prf'S<'nl ly rf'i g-n:-; as thf' MP igs Coun ty RN> f (~uocn . Miss Colli ns has bf'f'n In <·H for nlnf' yro ars. ShC' Is prrsidf'n l of , lhC' Mf'lgs Coun ty .Junior F'ah Board as Wf'tl as the .Jun ior l.ca dorshlp C'Ju b. ShP Is ;1Jso pt'(\s ldrnt of thro Alfred Llvf'stock Club: Sh1' at tends SacrPd HPart Ca chollr Chu rr h In Pom Pm y wh e n:~ shf' Is a member of the choir. Miss Coll ins plans to att PtH.I Ohio Unlvorstly''s Cotlpge ot Bus!npss Administration. Sho has rl'<:'<•iv£'<1 lhP KIIJblt• Schol<1 rs hip. Follo w in g grn du a t icm . Miss Collins w ill IJr <• m plo:v NI a:-; " r lt>rk a t Hunt sm :m ( 'llt•m ic;tl C'orp. of fl<'lprf'. Mi ss Coll ins' \ "ak'fliclmi an is t•nlillt '( !, "A TiipPFor Encl ln gs 1\ T i m f' for 1\l•gin nings " Ad rln ·s~ Wt ·rrv \~·: t s :1 da!->s o!Tit 't•r . ba sdmll slat lstid a n . fonlhal l trWil :I.L! f 'l" and ho n111 ' s tudt 'l ll. IIC' b. .t mt •rn i K•r of Ill<' Nallllllil l llo nor Sodt •ly. n •f' Pi VN.l th f' Al,!!t'l)ra a ward for two .w.•a r:-; , l ht• gt'O illf'l r y :twa 1:d . ltlf' Unit N I S!:ttt•s A c· hh •Vf' lll <' n\ 1\c<HIPill.V n»-:2. N.H io n al a wanl for m ;tt h•;nntics, :111 d Jl nl7t' r Mr't llt ·al ~· it • nct · f\wal'd Ills w ork in ·lll lnspirc·d him to conlhHt~" sht 't'P rilislug and markt •l lambs . ,\1 tht• prf'st·n t li nw ht • ma n : I RP~ a !arg t • flnt.'k of -; hr'i.'P lit' b t'll\ j))(I_Vt '< l i l l Sh;uiC' Va llt•y H olstt'ln Far m. wtlich Pllabh'fl him II• n·c~ iv t•" q•rti fi call ' for arlltldal in st•m inillor fn nn <'OBi\ Sdt'l. 'l Sl n •!-i , 1111' . llr · b a nu•rn l)f'r u f Cht•st t•r Volu nh't ' l" Fin~ i"K'JXtrl m t•nt ;mel v.:;t s a n a rtivp nl('fr\h( T o f 1h0 Hoy S< ·out -; . lk (' n juys woocl· wnrkl n•~ nnd tmnt ing wl!h in l ~>r · t•s t in s dl'll<'P a nti anim als. F() l lo wln g gra duation hi s plan s inelu<lt · fannin g .t nd Ani mal Sdt•JH'f' :11 H ln C randt' . I k p l an~ to pn'Pat t • for 1•nl n nt' P Into l.'t'1Pri ni \J)' mN i l<'inf' ln th(• fut un•. II£' is ltH · grandso n q f !IPI«'n St(•wa rl or Ma son itnd J<IPi.H!Of an d Ht•nry Wl'rry . Pom t'm~ . Body mixup adds more problems to grieving family CHARLESTON. W.Va .'i/\Pi - 1\ m ixup at a hospital mor!,'llC sent Denver Duff's family " Into pieces" and stole another man's wlsh to h••lp medical science aft er a funeral home mistakenly em balmed his body . The mlstakc was discovcrl'd Sa turday by one of Duff's sons who went to the Long & Fisher funPra l home In Charleston to "Sfoe · If everythi ng was all r ight." said Henry Duff. a nephew. " He went in and looked at the body, then went to see his mother and said, 'He's got Dad's suit. Dad 's 'glasses and Dad' s casket, but It's just not Dad,"' Duff sa id. The Duff family was to find out that their relative's body was sent to a Lewisburg research laboratory and the correct donor's body to Long &Fisher's. Duff's funeral, scheduled Sunday, was rescheduled today and the donor's body, whose name was not released, was sent back to the hospital for funeral arrlll!gemen ts. But for abqut six hours Saturday. Dufr s body c:puld not be found; "They all just went to pieces. His daughter went Into bysterlcs . They wcnl up to lh<' hospital. anli they didn' t k nuw \o,.: h1•n • he was il L They didn 't knoww!l('t h£•r ht •was cut up or • what ," Du fl> aili . "lll0y couldn 't gi VI' hi.-; wifl' a ny sa tisfaction, so s hp j ust slaJ 10<.l tearing the plat·<· up.·· Duff, f<;, had dlcckt<l in to Char leston Ami M c<lical Con t••r last week for a " minor" pros tatr operation , his n('phcw said. bu t doctors later found that he had had an aneurysm, a sa c caused by a weakening In the w a ll of an artery . He died Friday. Hi s fam ily arranged for his funeral and the body meanwhile was stored In the CAMC morgue, where a Long & Fisher employe!.' , was sent Friday night. Duff said. "Apparently when the funera l home carne tb pick up lhe body, It btcked up the wrong one," ~a id hospita l spo kesman Jo hn Brown . "This is a V{l! Y rare' OCC UI'l"'('llCC. We have no way of knqwlng what happened. It's never h;tppencd here before." �Monday, May 16, 1913 =Y· 111 Co urt Stre e t PomerD)', Ohio DEVOTED TO TilE INTEREST OF THE ME IGS-MASON /\REI\ i'llb r~m~ r""T"'"L....~""'T""·~c:::l.~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publl ~ h er PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH AN'-Ist a n ( Pu hI ish e r / (' ont roller Genera l Mana•:r~r DAl-E ROTHGEB, JR. New!4 Edi tor i\ MEMREH ol 1ltt~ A~ lakd P~. Inland OaUy Prns A.of.toclatJon and the i\meriean Nf'W!'(pitper r~uhii!Otw~ "" !\.•~i•lodation . The lead editorial In . The New .Yorl< Times for May 11 begins, "Whatever happened to the .balanced budget amendment? It's obVIously gone, to theburlalground for bad Ideas. But whatever happened totheldeaofreduclng the budget deficit? " It Is correct that nothing appears to be happening to advance a balanced budget amendment, .and clear that the second half of the · rhetorical questions asf\ed by The ' New York Times answers the first halt. There being no budget amend- ment, less thought 1s being given to balancing the budget. So? Wben It 1s not necessary to change, It 1s necessary not to change. That adage- was It by Lord Falkland? - 1s held as revealed conservative doctrine, and very much so In the matter of changing the Constitution. James Jackson Kllpatrick; who as a dispenser of wisdom In most matters sits at tbe right hand of Solomon, sometimes gives the Impression that he would rather pa int over the Sistine Chapel than ~$1'!tl· w. t~~t'"''IIL ~1DI IW LETI'ERS OF OP I N I O~ ano welcomed. They ~ould he 1eM than 300 wOI"d81ons:. an• "uhj f'l-1 to editing and mu.• be signed with name, addrefifl and telephone numher. No Utl'ilgned k>tters will be puiJIII.ihed. Letten~ should be In good tMte, addreltslng ls..'iues, not pcr~na Utl t.'"i . All letien~ The confidence gap "The Confidence Gap" Is the name two prominent pollt!cal scientists have given to the steady erosion of Americans' confidence In their institutions and their leaders. .Since about 1%5. the public has expressed steadily weakening faith In their government , their. preside nt, their ministers, corpora tions, labor unions, the armed torces, 'the press- in fact, In just about allieaders and every institution. ' But Seymour Martin Llpset and WU!lam Schneider point out that Amer icans have not equa lly lost faith in them selves, their families, their personal futures nor in the basic American system . Optimism on their own lives a nd trust in the basic strengih of the American dream are strong, polls say. It 's this split between the lack offaith in the leaders a nd the institutions of the public sphere and the continuing stro ng optimism about the persona l sphere tha t the two call '"!be Confidence Gap." That's also the name of their new book, which explores the reasons a nd the meaning .of these changing and unchanging public a nd private attitudes. _ "People are not ques tioning the legitiffiacy of the system. They are not say ing the system should be replaced," Schneider said at a Washington lunc h promoting the book. . Wha t Ame r icans arc saying is that they fecl thc lr leaders In ma ny areas have failed the m . For example, one poll rating of confidence In the leaders of m a jor companies fe ll from 55 percen t in 1966 to 16 percent In the early 1900,. I.Raders of orga nized labor started out much lower In the public's confiden ce. - 22 [iercen( - but they fell as well, reaching 15 percent over the sam e period . Upset a nd Schne ide r tie this unhappiness to a whole series of events and problems - some specific to a leader or institution, a nd some more general. The Vietnam War was a key element in the public malaise for the military and the presidency. The Wa terga te scandals he lped crush the faith a nd trust of m any Americans. Then the oU crunc hes of the 1970s tar nis hed the lm agP of the oil companies a nd business in general. Soaring infla tion a nd joblessness, plus the failure of lead ers to deal decis ively with economic troubles, have hu rt as we ll . "There is a lot of anger in people," Schneide r said of theepubllc reactlon to these failures. Let-ters to editor Thanks seniors, community_____ In many ways we look to our you ng adult s for the future of Me igs Cou nty . Th is is brough t home to me cv()ry day as the st udents of Eastern Local Schools show pride In the ir school. This pride as young adu lts will some day lea d to pride In ou r county as ad ults. The things that can. be accomplished when you put your put you r m ind to It are of great magnitude. Just a few shor t w e{lk.s ago an Idea was fostered In thP Senior Englis h Class a t Eastern to have a pl ay with the proceeds to go for ne w stage curta ins for I he high school. Through a pride In being a bl e to contrlbufp some thing of grea t va lue to their schoo l. the s tudpnf s gave a grea t deal of time and r ffor1 . Staff members suppot1ed this pffort as we ll as many Individuals in th<• comm unit y. Through these efforts today we see a nc>w sPt of stage We need curt a ins in place a t Eastern High SchooL Even though the total of $2 ,9!Ml has not yet been reached, the Sen ior Class has raised a bout $2,200 toward the goal. Many other groups and Individuals must be thanked tor their contributions to this cause. This shows what can be done when th<' community a nd school pull together through t he ir young adults . The seniors that we re In the play are to be commended for a great pPrformance. To the Individua ls tha t he lped with the meal for the dinner theater, the mea l was outstanding. Anyone who was there from the community wUI attest to the enjoyme nt they had that night. A big tha nks to Mrs. Tripp and her seniors, as well asH1e com mun· tty , for the new stage curtains. Richard Lee Roberts, Superintendent of Eastern Loca l Schools. industry'----~----- ln regard to the propos<-d coa l tipple Issue In Pome roy, I have t)(len u ne mployed since JunP of last year a nd It really makes me angry tha t some people a t'<' aga inst Indust ry In the county that would employ people to provide for their fa milies Instead of having to go on welfare. The re arc peopi<' right now living In the county who drive to Columbus a nd other places to work. Taxpayers pay taxes to have land reclaimed fro m old strip mines of years ago;-where some people who are against this made their living from tile coal Industry. Route :{J through Pomeroy Is m aintained by the sta te. When the old COlli tipple was In prQductlon there wasn' t a n EPA. a nd bow the coal wtll be crushed a t the mines, and scrubbed. It would come to the tipple wet. T he tipple will be covered by a building a nd the shoot to the barges will be covered with sprayers Ins ide. Rlgh t now. coal is being ta ke n out of the count y when Meigs Co~nty could be handling It. Meigs Countians need jobs. We have the property here In Pomeroy to put people to work who want to wor k. If the EPA a nd othe r government agencies a pprove this, why should anyone else disapprove? I say we need more Industry-In Meigs County and people better wake up, unite a nd stand together for the working people. - Jim Neutzllng, 1679 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio 45760. Upset village taxpayer_ _ _ _ _ __ I se<J in the village of Middleport ' a ll they thing about Is parks. 1 think the government has spent enough money away down In Middleport at the 1'1a rina. I have lived In Middleport since 1935. 1 never have spen t ~Y money for booze. It took a ll'l nrwde to live on. Now look how long they have been remodeling houses in Bucktown . J have the oldest ho11se In Middleport a nd can't gel the governm ent hogs to spend one cent on my property. I would just love to know It you have to register at one ot these beer joints to get wor k done on your house. ' I know people who are getting government money trom evety angle and stU! they can get their property worked on. I think vlllage officials think just so Buck Town 1s all right, the hell wjth the rest. -l3en Batey. ' approve a conStitutional amend- particular society. A modern politiment. And, of course, the presump- cal miracle was the fashioning Of an tion 1s against changing the basic Instrument In Phlladephla a lmost law of a society. But there are 26 . 200 years ago that accommodated amendments to the Constitution·, both human nature and American and although, by no means all ot ha bits of mind and behavior. But In them are, In retrospect, sound , they 200 years we look back on when the indicate that from time to time a Constitution was founded much as the Founding Fathers, looking change 1s thought to be in order. Any constitution that seeks to back, could see the foundation ott he bind the political conduct of a colony at Plymouth. Postpeople needs. ~o take Into considera- constitutional America, In other words, 1s now longer than pretion two things, one of them human constitutional America . So that we nature, the second the cultural with some gravity weigh what can distinctiveness of the members ot a has become a national habit, and that is the unbalanced budget. Some time after the automobUe was invented. It generally 'transpired that a utomobiles could not be permitted to drive as fast as engineers could make them drive . Because something olher than the chauffeur's life was at stake: the llves of other people. So there came: the speed laws. Some time after the development of a parliament whose authority over money was unchecked, there transpired the need to provide such· a check. '1'\lls need for a check 1s an aspect of the human condition. A phrase Incorporated into the most common prayer recited In Christen dom is: "Lead us not into temptation." It Isn't undignified to keep stray cigarettes out of sight of !he man who Is trying to kick the habit , or booze away from the a lcoholic struggling to r eform. Why do we suppose th at politicians a re not subject to temptation In that, as members of the human race, we are a ll of us sinners? \ .. One of t~e "big boys" in Minnesota's 8-6 victory overCaiHornia Sunday was Kent Hrbek, who slammed two home runs, his fourth and fifth of the year. ln otl\er American League games Sunday, Chicago defeated the New York Yankees 7-3, Boston stopped MUwaukee &-1, Detroit needed 11 innings to down Kansas City 6-4, Texas nipped Baltimore 2-1 and Oakland blanked Seattle 3-0. The Toronto at Cleveland game was rained out ' Hrbek's tlrst homer started a 1-tlJMPt'( \IOI..C.I(E.R crimina l prosecution for violation of of them. The documents identify the printhe Foreign Corrupt Practices Act cipal Oman! official Involved as of 1977 ... " The law forbids American com- Yehla Omar, the su ltan's financial panies to bribe foreign officia ls to adviser and imtlt"recently Oman's obtain business favors . In fac t, a mbassador-at-large in WashingAshland was one of severa l U.S. ton. According to the documents, compa nies tha t s igned a consent Omar had a close relationship with decree with the Securities and Orin Atkins, Ashla nd' s recently E xc hange Commission In 1979, retired board cha irma n. A legal memo prepared for the agreeing not to make s uch payments to foreign officials. board says that most of the An internal memo points out tha t questiona ble transac tions were the payments constitute, a t the very "proposed by Mr. Omar, (and) least, a "violation of the consent severa l ... were consummated by decr ee." The Internal documents . Ashland at the direction of Mr. were meant to be seen only by Atkins." Payments were made through Ashland's board of directors and top executives, but my associate Ashland Development Inc., a subsiIndy Badhwar has obtained copies diary formed in 1979 oste nsibly to I reme mber him as a small man with a big voice or a big m a n with a sma ll voice . I don 't remember which for It a ll ha ppened 70 years ago and to a four-year old boy a ll adult s are big and all grown-up voices are loud. But I do remember that he ca lled me to the front gate a nd gave me a treat of wUd honey. Bu t that act he Imprinted himself inde libly on my me mory. His na me was Harrison Howe. Others do not remember Harrison Howe as kindly. To most he was a sticky-fin gered ne 'er-do-well who was pointed out by pare nts on Pe nsion Ridge as a " bad example." To them he was a scampandrasca t but to the boys of the community he offered never-ending adventure. He was a n escape from the humdrum life of the times and his home was a meeting place whe re they could escape the strict discipline of their parents a nd grandparents . That was ' during the days of the Immigration of young people from the ru ral sections to the c lUes and on Pension Ridge the youths no sooner finished the eighth grade a t the Oak Hill School than they were off to seek their fortunes In the clUes. Most we nt up river to·· the steel mills of Weirton , Wheeling and Steubenville and as far away as Pittsburgh. The pottery city. East Liverpool, attrcted many. The girls could get ready employment In the potteries. A century or so ago, Meigs County did a thriving business In producing hoop poles for the cooperate industry. There were used as hoops in barrel making and before the advent of the corrugated boxes, everything was shipped In barrels. The hoop poles were shipped up and down the river on packet boats and made a welcome supplement to many a Iarmer's meager Income. As the tide of Immigration increased, It became a custom In- the clUes to cal the newcomers "Hooples." Eventually everyone !rom Southeastern Ohio was called a "hoopy," just as every Irishman was C!illled a " Mick" and evety Pole . a "Poll8ck." Get a group of " hooples" together·an~ the talk Invariably turned to Harrison Howe. Whether all the tales were true or not, he became somewhat of a legend. . He even became ille subject of a song composed by the . neighbor- hood wit. Wright Roush, and sung to the tune of "Casey Jones." Harrison has been caught hy a neighbor, James Teaford, Sr., in Teaford's chicken coop. One of the Teaford boys took a shot a t the Intruder but In the excitement missed. The elde r Teaford swore out a warrant for his arrest and the resulting trial before Letart Township Justice of the Pease Sayre was a topic for conversation on the party line for days. 11me has dimmed my m emory of the res ults of the trial but I still remember the opening lines of the song: "Harrison sa id that before he died There were two more ch ickens he would like to have fried . Jim Teaford sa id, " What ca n they be A White Leghorn and a Black Mlnorcy •" PTetty tame stuff to have lasted 70 years or more but people In those days didn't need the m ore fl amboyant fare of radio a nd television for their entertainment. They had the church a ni) school as the centers for the ' neighborhood social affalrs such as box socials, pie s uppers, spetll_ng bees a nd meetings of the local Deba tlng Society. The par ty line, with the old wa ll telephone, provided almost Instantaneous loca l news to the ladies of the ne ig hborhood. I can still remember Gra ndma' s ring, two..shorts and a long, which meant that someone was specifically calling her, but receivers would pop down a ll over the community. When one phone rang, every phone on the pa:1y line rang also a nd It was' not unus ua l for six or e ight ladies to enjoy the same phone call a nd occasionally one of the listeners would chip In with a bit of news of her own. As I have heard It, Harrison Howe did not have a te lephone so the boys who gathered there were safe from parental Instruc tions to hurry them home a nd hoe the garden or do the chores . His home was a safe oasis from responsibilIty. As Harrison was what in those days was ·called an "old bache lor," his home lacked the restrictions of feminine refinement. As evening death playoff In the !ornament 's 37-year history, and a n unlikely one at that. With three holes to play, Colbert was cruising along a t five under par and nursing a 2-stroke lead. He bogeyed au three for a 2-over-par72. At the par418thZoellersocked his tee shot under a bridge while Colberi.'s approach shot caught the water, and both made five. Zoeller also c losed with a 72 and the 278 total was but· two under par for four trips around a course nicknamed 'Hogan's Alley" because of Ben Hoga n's five victories here. Bucks still alive in NBA playoffs Mil..WAUKEE (AP) The Milwaukee Bucks are stUI alive in the playoffs, thanks to the smallest player In the National Basketball Association. Charlie Criss, a 5-foot-8 reserve guard, sank nine of 10 free throws, Including tour in the last 11 seconds Sunday. He also contained PhUadelphia playmaker Maurice Cheeks as the Bucks defeated the 76ers 100-94 in the Eastern Conference playoff finals. The 76ers lead the best-of-seven series 3-1 and can clinch with -a victory in Phihidelphia Wednesday night. But while no team In NBA history has wonasericsafterhaving been down 3-0, the Bucks regained a .large m easure o!Confldence-- after three narrow defeats. Bob Lanier, the former All-Star , center who may retire because of damaged knees , contlibuted 17 points in 31 minutes in his second ' Footnote: Neither Queenan : Butler nor Ashland exeeutives returned our calls for comment . w_- nlnth-lnning rally fell short. A's3, Mariners 0 Tom Underwood returned to the Oakland starting rotation by hurling three-hit ball over 6 2-31nnlngs, and reliever Steve McCatty gave up just one hit therestoftheway as Oakland shut out Seattle. McCatty, a former starting pitcher, has given up just one hit In his last nlne Innings of work. Seattle helped the A's with four errors, Including two In the fourth inning when Oakland sconed an unearned run. Rangers 2, Orioles 1 Danny Darwin and Odell Jones combined to hurl a four-hitter, while Jim Sundberg and Bucky Dent had two hits apiece In Texas' victory over Baltimore. Darwin, 2-3, struck out five and walked three in 6 2-31nnlngs. White Sox 7, Yankees 3 Catcher Marc Hill drove In three runswtth twoslnglesand a double as Chicago snapped Its live-game losing streak by defeating New York. Chicago starter Floyd Bannister, 2-4, aUowed one run and six hits In five Innings to end a persorull fhree-game losing streak and record his llrst Victory since Aprtll6. 'J' ' Reel SOx 6, Brewers1 · Dave Stapleton 's two- run homer backed the six-hit pitching ot Bob Ojeda and Luis Aponte to lead Boston past MUwaukee. It was Stapleton's third homer o( the year and first since Aprtl7. Ojeda cost himself a shutout In the sixth when he gave up a single and a sacrifice fly while walking three batters. Tlgers6, Royal<! t Rick Leach singled home Glenn Wilson with the go-ahead run In the 11th inning and Chet Lemon sconed on a suicide squeeze as Detroit outlasted Kansas City. Royals rookie outfielder Pa t Sheridan , playing In h is first major league game, tied the game 3-3 with a o~u t solo home run In the ninth . - . undertake capital Investments for the parent company. Atkins assigned Bill E. McKay, an Ashland executive, to handle the subsi-diary's Investments. The worrisome nature of the , payments first s urtaced In 198), when McKay Informed board members and senior company . officers that - over his objections - Atkins was Insisting on making · deals that could lead to criminal . lia bility tor Ashla nd a nd Its board members. Pension ridge leg"-'·-e_n_-_d_-_____Low _eL_ l Twins a cushion as California's FORT WORTH , Texas (AP) ''This is the biggest championship Time and again, Jim Colbert heard I've won, because of the tradition a voice trom the crowd teUing hlnn: and the golf course .... This course ts "You can get him, kid. It a in't no big a hell ot a challenge." deal." A sizable hunk ot the national Well, the guy was half right. television audience had been tuned It took six holes of a sudden death out when Colbert rolled In a 6-foot playoff Sunday before Colbert par putt at the 18th green and 24th gunned down Fuzzy Zoeller to wIn hole to capture the $72,00) prize and the $400,00JColonial Natlonallnvltahis first victory in three years. lion golf championship. And for Colbert, It was a very big Zoeller, the 1981 Colonial cham· deal. pion, caught a tree ott the 18th tee, "The guy was trying to relax m e . trapped his approach shot and then and I guess he really did," grinned missed a 12-foot putt to bring the Colbert, winning at 42whathecalled drama to a merciful twilight close .. the most Important of his seven tour It was an exciting but hardly titles. artful conclusion for the first sudden ·V iolation of the law______ lac_k_An_d_ers_an ·. WASHINc:<;rON - One of the nation's major oil companies has made multl-mllllon,dolla r payments to officia ls close to the Sultan of Oman tn·apparent violation of the law, according to Internal company documents. The company, Ashla nd 011, has conducted a massive interna l Investigation of the payments, which were a llegedly made between 1979 and 1982 to ensure that the sultan would sell crude oil to Ashland on a long-term basts at favorable prices. Ashland executives have good reason for concern. According to a legal memorandum to the board of directors, one of the pa yments "created a serious risk that Ashland ... might be exposed to possible live-run sixth Inning and his second, a two-run shot In the nlnth, gave the Colbert wins in ·sudden death .. i_ng_eii approached he would shoo "the re luctant youngsters home to their fm a llles. Then. a t dark, the young men of the community who had not yet left for the cities would gather to talk, to brag a nd to sm oke and chew tobacco. activities they stU! did not . feel comioriable with before their parents. And to pla n deviltry ! It was rumored tha t these night . sessions ofte n ended with a chicken dinner with the young men furnish· lng the chickens, not a lwa ys from their own coops . I have heard the ; story dozens of times how one evening they left Harrison's home, walled a reasonable time and then approp ria ted som e of Harrison's own chickens for the evening feast. Harrison cleaned the c hickens, ranting a ll the while about their poor condition a nd calling down Divine wrath on people too miserly to properly feed their chickens. The you ng men were enjoying the evening Immensely until one disco- ', vered he...had lost hi s new gold : watch In Harrison 's chicken coop. : Harrison had a gold wa tc h in · excha nge for a few c hic ke ns! game in as many days. Lanier also helped check 76ers' center Moses Malone, whose 17 points and 12 rebounds were well below his averages. "This could have been my last game," Lanier said. "1 wanted to be productive. "People had written us off and sent us to the funeral parlor," he said. "We said the heckwtthlt.lfwe weregoingtogodown, we wanted to be competitive. We weregolngtobe surewewouldn'tbeembarrassed." " They beat us down the stretch the same way we beat them In the other three games," 76ers' Coach Billy CuMingham said . ' 'Tbeywere very aggressive d~tenslvely and c reated· things with their de(ense. We allowed the m second opportuni· ties on the boards and we weren't able to convert." Andrew Toney scored nine of his 24 points In the third quarter to help Scoreboard ... Majors By The A88od*d ftn.M NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST DfV"fiiON W LPt.i.. GB 1112 Sr . l...u\Wi Ptllladelphla Monl rral Ptll.!il:Alf"J'h Ollcago NlW York Los Anwol ~ 1\tlanta San F'rancbro San Diego 14 22 11 13 19 Houston ltl 21 9 II 16 ,., " "" "'' ". "" " "" ..., "" """ . , 17 .m .5 1~ :l 7 .Ml 9Y.r .li67 n .5!1 Ll 17 lti NPW York Drtrolt ...7 WIST Orvi\ION .!W~ California Tt>xas OakiMd Ka n...a~; rlry 11 .~11 17 .51 ~ I _ 2 1J 11 ~ali i(' .4.11 17 '" Phlladelpllia a\ Chk114"0. -ppd., rain MiniM'SOta 2, California 1 l..olil An~ 4, San Dleto I SllndA)"I 0111"001 C'Ncago 7, Nl'W Ycrk J TorontG at CleYf'lan~ PJXL rai n Bo!Jton 6, Milwaukee 1 .429 10 Nt.>W York 6, P1115W!l;l'l 2 San Francisco 8, Clltdnnall 7 Atlanta 4. HOUJton 3. 10 lnnin~ Sundq'• Gamtlll New Y<rk at Pltt&W!Wl. ppd.. rain SL Louis 4. Montrt'al 2 San Francisco~. Clnctnn.at i 2 Ptll.ladclphla S. t11k'¥ J, 10 lnnl.np Atlanta 9. HOUJton 4 L..os An~ J, San Dietco 2 f"ll>frnl t 6, Ka.n.us Cll)' 4, 11 lnnlnlt'l 2, BallliTIOr'f' l ~\.1. (nl -CANIEAOVE F-"'T DMIION . W Ll"d- Gl Bolttmon' l~lJ -"11)1- By 1\ssoclated Prt>ss Willie McGee is a gosh -oh-golly type of pl ayer. not a hot dog. ·ntat 's why _he seemed just a bit embarrassed by a sixth-Inning ovat ion a t Busch Stadium on Sunda y. McGee had just hit an in side-tilepark homer. the second of his two-year career, to helptlw St. Louis Cardinals defeat the Montt'l'ai · Expos 4-2. An insistent ova tion from 36.157 drew a cap-waving McGt.x• from the dugout. McGee. a catalyst in St. Louis' seven-game World Series victory last year over MUwaukPt•, a lso singled a nd scored a ru n iri the third Inning In front of Keit h He rnandez's double . He rna ndez had two dou bles and two singles for St. Louis. In othe r gam es. Atlant a pounded Houston 9-4, Sa n Francism }l('a f Cincinnati 5-2, P hiladelphia defeated Chicago ;,.:l in 10 innings and Los Angeles downed Sa n Diego J-2. New York at P ittsbut"!(h was rn inrxt out. John Stuper·. 4-1 , went tile distance, scatter ing eight hit s as thP Cllrdlnals extended their winning streak to five games, including a Anderson new star in USFL By Associated Press The United States Football League found a new star in Its 11th week as Gary Ande r son of Tampa Bay made an lmpresslvedebutafter turning his back on the San Diego Chargers. Anderson, play ing with only four days ot practice, gained 99 yards In 18 carries. scored a touchdown and caught four passes for 54 yards to lead the Bandits to a 20-14 victory over Arizona Sunday. The triumph , com bined with Chicago's 31-24 loss to P hiladelphia , left Tampa Bay In - first place in the USFL's Centra l Division with an 8-3 record. Three games are scheduled tonight -New Jersey at Michigan, Denver at Bost on and Washington at Oakla nd. Anderson was a first-round dra ft choice of New Jersey In January, but failed to sign until alter he was d rafted In the first round by the Chargers of the National Football League. The Bandits trdded a draft choice to New J ersey forlhe r lghts to _him. Anderson had sf'v c ral dazzlin g plays In the g a me. inPill(iing a zig-zagging 31-yard run up thP middle, a 26-yard clashaftertakinga screen pass from quarte r back Mik P Kelley, a 15-yard swpep of IPft Pnd and a 12-yard sw('('p tn fhP right on which heprantX-d untouc ht<l 'n to lit<• end 71.\11(' Kelley. a former G('(Jrgiu Teeh quat1erback who took over for the injured J ohn Reaves ancl J immy Jordan , also s tood out for thP Bandits. HP complrt<'d his first s ix passes and tossed a 4-yard touc hdown pass to Eric Ttuv llllon that gaVP the 13andits a 10-7 lmd fhPy never lost. i ~l Toronto 1~1t>b &2! ar tM<"CtutE> 1-~l . tn l Cleveland !Bark'r 4-l l a t inn in,L:s for 11u• \ ' it'I D I :O wllih• maint a ini ng hi s lc.tgli('" \t •;td ing f'arnrd r u n ; t\'l'I'<Jg t 'l lf l .:l·L .Johnny 1"\t•ncll ho m t' l"t '< l rnr li l t' RNIS. Dawson. 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FULL .UPPER DENTURE ......... $9(Pl FULL LOWER DENTURE ......... $9(Pl .Denture Reline (Same Day service) ........ '3500 When you buy two new liwtng ·Rm. Suite Rc~ . "ALL WORK GUARANTEED" . · S?19 $14995 Ptlone 446·1 S 15 For Appoint!"ent • t\llt'(' llan un, tkt•t ·. ·l 1. pildtt'll st•vt~n 2·!11 at Baitirmn> IFlana - DEN.TURES "W~II. I guess that solves this part of the settlement anyway." ,, for a l ouchdown. four-game sw<?<'p of thl' 1-:xpos series. thf'lr fi rs t in 14 ~'t~ars . McGee's lns id< •tllP- ~arkt • r eamc with a nothe r· Sp<'<'fistPr. Lon nie Smil h, on fir st b.1s l' via a single. ~111P hit, off Scott Sande rso n. 3-3. rrachNI the wall in th r•ga p in left -rrntrr, a nd MeGee ca s il~~ bt..•o t s0eoncl baspman Doug F'ly nn' s re la y from Anrtn• ry 3-11 . In! Chicago St. Cards bea-t Expos; Reds lose again MinnNOta 8, Clllifomla 6 a:an G-01. 1n1 Hou~on at Lanier tipped In a rebound m oments later, then slapped the ball away from Malone . Pa ul Pressey retrieved the loose ball and fed Sidney Moncrief tor a layup for a 93-88 Bucks' lead . A hook by Lanier m a de It 95-88 with 1: 42 1eft. Two baskets ~y Julius Erving and two free throwsbyToneypulled the<> 76ers to within 96-94 w ith 17 seconds left, bu t Criss clinched the Bucks' victory wtth his four free throws. LlLSt•rphoto J. Olik iHJKI 3, Seattle 0 Moftdq'll GamM Nf"W York cC u ~· J.3 J at Wron rP\1 New York jLyoch H I at Plttsburp:h iBibt7t l..JJ , tnJ San Franclle<l jMcGatnaan 2.:h a t Philadelphia jJ)nnn' 3-21 . !nl La! Ang£-8 at Montreel. !nl San DttoRo at New York. tnl San F'tandsco at Pt\ll.:lelphla, tnl Ctnciru\1 11 a t Plnsbul'](b, in l 1~ the 76ers opel\ a 73-66 lead. but the Bucks took the leadtostayat ffi-88on a baseline jumper by Marques Johnson with 4:42 to play . l.Rague ganw in C.lndnnati Su1ula,y :lfh·l'mMJn. Ht•nt·h st epPf'd on the hug nnd threw to ~w<'und to ('UIIIJ,Idt· a duuhlt' (llny . San FranciS(·o dt•ft•alt•d lht · Ht•d!to ."i -:!. ~ .\t • COME TO ME - Cineinnatl Reds' first baseman Johnny Bench reaches for a loose ball after hestol'p<'d a line drive by SIUI Fr•mclsco Giants' playe r Dav e Bergman during the fourth Inning of their National T~as Mondllf' ~tGam~ Atlanta at ChlcaRO .l ~ .:m St. LoJlS J, M onti'E'al 2. 11 lnnlnR§ :n 1~ &uu~'11 G•ne. atltlnna11 ~ .l ~ Ml - Clilca$i:O SahJ.rda_v'M (iamell Nrw Vork 8. Ch~ 5 Toronto 8. C'\t>v('land l 5ealllf' .a. Oakland 1 Mllwa ukefo 8, BOston 7, 10 lMinw> lNfrUI 11 . Kanaas City 10 Bfllt!roon? 14. Teus ll , 11 Inning!! .m 10 2 2 17 Clf-veland ~ I 5..1.1 . ~- 1112Wi15 15 -~·) :l 1f.z l:l 16 .42!1 41'] 11 :.n .:f'l.') 1 10 :!1 .ll.l j l~ WEST DJVR;ION . B>ston Toromo Mllw au Kre Only games .'IChfduit'd • . 'JWellJO'' 1 Ganw ' . By ~woclated Preu FoUowlng a three-game sweep ot ·the Calitomta Angeles, the MJnne. sota Twins now feel that they can play with the big boys. "We could have come Into thls ballpark and gotten blown away, and that would have hurt," said Minnesota Manager Billy Gardner. "But when you · can take three games like this, all of a sudden the players $re saying to themselves, 'Hey, we can play with the big boys.' Willinm F. Buckley Jr. .W hen change is needed The Daily Sentinel Hrbek's homers beat Angels Page 2....,..The Daily Sentinel ~Middleport Oh'10 May 16, 1983 . Commentary The Daily Sentinei- Poge-3 Ohio >! I ' �4 . The Doily Sentinel Page . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Mouclay, NJ;,y 16, 1983' Mllnday, May 16, 1983 Pvmeroy-Middleport, Ohio . • Busmess servtces Meigs County organizations hold meetings Eight and Forty ~·~ I I I ; I f j i4lll ROY i\L'fY--Rick Chancey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chancey , Syracuse, and lkm'f' Wiliis, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willis, H arrisonv ille, wer e nam ed king and queen of the annual M eigs Wgh School ,Junior,o.;.•nkJr P rom at the high ""hool Satunlay night. Both are seniors. Principal ,James M iller presided over the coronation cer ernoni'-"'· Mi-. Willi.• wa.• also elected annua.l homecoming queen of the high school ~osl fa.II. T hem eoflhe annua.lprom w as "Just You and!" with th~ L ar ry Moni,on A uditorium being attractiv ely decor ated In a lavendar color scheme with accents ol silver and blue. Mrs. J eanie Tay•~r W<<" ad vi'<Or of t he j unior class which staged the annual ev ent. CALENDAR MONDAY POM E IW Mrlgs High spri ng sport s bunqur t w ill be M onday 6: :v p.m. a t hig h school: parents of at hletes to take two food dis hes of sa lad. vegetables or desser ts. M IDD L EPORT Middleport E lem entary PTO w i ll meet Monday a t 7:30 p.m . Special recogni tion will be given school employees. POM E ROY - Winding T r ail Garden Clu b w ill have a potluc k picnic and wild flower tour a t Ohio PowP r park ing tot M onday a t ti : :v p.m . BI1A DFOHD - M eigs Count y Churches of Chri st M en 's F el lowship w ill m e<'! a t the Brad ford Church of Chr ist Monday al 7 p.m. RAC\ NF. - ll aci ne American L egion A uxiliar y, unit 602 w ill m eet M onday at 7: 30 p.m . a t the Legion H aiL There w ill be potluck refreshment s. ... TUESDAY POMERY - Souther n Local Boa rd of E ducation w ill meet T uesday a t 7 p.m. In the cafeter ia of the high schooL MIDDL EPORT Special m eeting, Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM , wi ll be 7 p.m. T uesday a t temple; wor k w il l be In master mason dPgree; refreshment s follow ing meeting. M I DDL E PORT - Rev iv al is now in progress at the MlddiE'po r t I nde p cnd c nt Holi ness Chu rch a t 7: 30 p.m . nightly. Rona ld Baughey. Adr ian, M ich., -is the ev angeli st. T her e will be special singing each evening. The Rev . O 'Dell M anley Is the pastor and Invites the public to a tl t' nd. New. officers were elected at the Monday night's meeting of Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, a t the home of Mary Martin. Elected were Betty Van Meter, chapeau ; Loretta Tiemeyer , first dem i c hapeau premiere; Doris Smith, secon d dem i chapeau du· exleme; Mary Martin, secretaJre. cass!ere; F1orence Richard, l'aumonier; I va Powell, Ia archivlste; • E unle Brinker, Ia concierge, and L ula H amp ton, pouvior member. Delegates and alterna tes to Ia marche, J uly 10 and 11, Akron were elected. They are Mary Martin and L ula H ampton, del egates at large; Cat herine Welsh, Dorothy Wells, F lorence R ichards, Rhoda Hackett, del egates; and Veda Davis, I va Powell, Ruby Marshall and Eun!e Brinker, alternat!'s. A l etter was read from the Ross County Salon 326 solicit ing endor semen t of Pa t ric ia Olaker for Ia concierge departementaL Lydia Council Bible school activities were discussed w hen the L y dia Council of the Bradford Church of Christ met recently at the church. B ible school will be held J une6-10 Wlth the " Rainbow" them e to be carried out. The offerings w ill go for the support of Dr. David Grubb, a missionary. The mother-daughter banquet w as discussed as was the fath!'r ·S!Jn Harris birth Arrive for duty Spec. 5 Paul E. Sigm an, son of P aul G. and ,Jane t S. Sigman of 190 N. Second St., M iddleport, has arrived for duty at F ort Knox, Ky. Sigman , a n armor c rewm an wit h the U.S. A rmy Arm or Center and Sc hool, was previously assigned In Kirch-Goens, West Germany . His wile, Deborah, is the daughter o f Lester J . and Linda Burton of 1817 Janis Drive, K illeen , T exas. H e Is a 1978 g raduate of M eigs Hi gh SchooL Honor roll The fifth slx weeks gradlnJi period honor . roll of the Port la nd E lem entary Sc hool has been announced . Ma, lng a grade of "8 " or aOOve in all thelr subj ects to be nam ed to the roll were: F'lrst grade - T anya Cremeans. Ryan t\ da m s, L~ah W:.IISon, Chr1slle Cooper. Second grade - Nick Adams. M ichael E vans, Matt hew Groggel. Cor~· Ha tfield. Vln:jinla Plckelt';, Kenny Rizer . Krlsty Rizer. Rac haf'l Rose, Shawn Wolfc> , Sherry Cooper. . Third grade - .Jos hua Codnl'r. Glenda Holter. Fourth grade - Mel anie Adams, Junl l? Beegle, Jayson Codner. Chris Harmon, Terri Hill, Michael Kincaid. Flfl ~ grade - RaE:' Ly nn Da lley. Nim cy Hunt. Tanya Meadows, Beck)! RouSh, Sheri Roush. Susie Sprouse. Di ana Wlllbarger. Sixth grad{' - Becky Evans, Ryan Evans, Dt>bble Gr ea thouse. Dawn Johruion. David M c M illi a n, T immy T ea ford , Sabr ina M ahlman. H ARR ISONV ILLE - H arrisonv ille Senior Cit izens will m eet T uesday fr om 10 a.m . untll noon a t the town house. F erndo ra Story, R. N ., will be In char ge of the blood pressure c linic. There will be potluck The salon voted to sponsor a Junior of the Amertcan LegiOn AuxWary of Drew Webster Post 39, for the bike-hike of cy~tlc fllrosis. • N ext meetlngwni be June6atthe Forked Run Park with Dorothy Wells as hostess. Mrs. Hampton presided at the meeting with the Lord's Prayer being given In unisOn. Loretta Tiemeyer served refreshments. ~.·,, banquet ·to be held on June 24 at 6 p.m . at the c hurch. Plans were alsO made for a prayer breakfast for the men or the church on May 28 at 9 am. Women of the Coo,mcll wlll donate the food. Sheni SEevers p resided at the m eeting and gave a repbrt on the work"'' Dr. Grubb. Carol Ande?son had devotions on R uth, and Nancy M orrts gave the treasurer' s report. V Ick i Smith w11 host th!' next m eeting with TUley Rowley to have the devotions. Others attending the meeting were N orma R ussell, Madeline Painter, Frances H ysell and Bonne Joyce Smith. Ohio Eta Phi A kara te demonstration was li!ven by Jeff Howell at the Tuesday night meeting of the Ohio Eta P hi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the M eigs Inn. Install ed wer e the 1983-84offlcers, Patty Circle, president; L inda Faulk, v ice preldent; Rhonda Davis, recording secretary; Debbie Hauber , treasurer; and Cinda Harkless, corresponding secretary. M embers were reminded of the picnic May 24 at 6:30 p.m. a t the Circ le home. Asbu.ry UMW A bu ffe t dinner w ill ))(' seJ'.Ied by the Band Boosters at 6: 30 p.m. T he Wahama Senior Choir will present music du r ing the dinner hour. An Inform al dance w ill begin at 9 p.m. and muslr will ))(' provided by "FIIght. "The da nCf' Mr. and Mrs. L. Dean H arris, the former Robin Dewhur~t of Middleport , ar e announcing the birth of thei r fi rst child, a dau ghter , Erin Deanne, bOrn A pr il 29 In St. Joseph' s Hospital , Par kersburg, W . Va . M a ter nal grandparents are M r. and M rs. H arold D ewhurst of Ru t l a nd . M at er n al g r eat · grandmother is Aud r ey P atterson, Rutland . Paternal grandparents are M r . and Mrs. L. D . Har r is, Loga n. The Infa nt has two .st ~p-brother s and a step-sister , M ich ael, Brian and Deldre Harris, all of Logan. Opal Klees presided at tile m eeting opening with a poem,_ " SomeQody's Mother." Helen T eaford read " Perfect Peace" and officers' reports were given. A good wUI ollerlng w as taken 'and, "Good Day" pamphlets were distributed. Notes !rom missionaries were read by Mrs. Klees. · Beulah Ward had the program entitled " Refugees." Mary Cundiff closed with "Gardenias for Mllma," and r efreshments were served by Mrs. Klees and Margaret ger. Is open to the public. ReseJ'.Ia tlons are to be m ade by M ay 21 In Pomer oy a t Sears In M ason a t B . and B . M arket and Carol 's; and In New H aven at Gregg's K ey M arket , Sonya's l<ut and Kurt , and the New Haven Super M arket, or by sendin g $15 per couple or $8 a person for the banquet. dance and dues to M ary Jewell , Box 68:l, New Haven. W . Va. No reser v ations w ill be accepted aft er May 21. In Point Pleasant 5·12 I mo Real Estate General I I I I I I I I. I I Robert E Buck Probate Judge/ Clerk lbl 9. 16. 23. Jtc ab ove The ro ad per m rt rs Valrd · f,om May I I , I 982 10 May I I .1992 1 $}295 CARPET been re\ftsed to comply vvith the curr ent law and rules 15 ava•labl e lor publiC rev1ew at th e DIVISIOn's Dtstnct Office 1n Attlens. OH1o and at !he DIVISion's Columbus off1ce. Any vvntte111 comment s or re(luests lor 1nformal conferenc e~ 1 should be sent to the Ptvrs1on bl Reclamatio n. Foun- ' toin Square. Builc1ing ·B-3; OPEN DAILY 9 to 8 SUNDAY 1 to 5' C~l um bus. ', 9 Ft. Grats Carpet Rea. '5.99 NOW . 99 V i nyl I I I I I I I I I I I . PAT HILL FORD 992· 2196 M lddlepo<t, Ohio r.. old . Colt 814-379-2804 . Ph . Call Guido 614-992 -6786 or 614-992-6798 . 1- - - -- - - - - W anted to buy old saw mill. Phone 304-676 -4681 875-1847 after 6 p.m . W i l do baby sittin g in my home anyt i ~e. fen ced in beck yard & re f eren ces ava il abl e . Cal l 61 4 - 388 · Very amall collie typa dog. friendly, g entle w ith ' c hildren . Give to good ho m e . 992-5433 814-99 2-777 4. 97 65. U.S. RT . SO EAST GUYSVIllE. OHIO Call for free siding estimates , 949-2801 or 949-2860. No Sunday Calls ROOFING NEW usrtNG - 3 acre bass lak~ 24x36 horse barn, 78 acre reftified tree farm. Good lenc~ i_mproved pastur es. over 10.000 tree plantings, 7 year old modern 3 bedroom 3 bath hom~ 32x 15 great room, full basemen~ rook and bake unit> relrilefalor, microwave and many more features for tiE bu~nes; man's retreat or tax wr«e-off for only $195,000. . NEW LISTING - Nice lo o~ng 3 bedroom Pomeroy home. Nat gas furnace, ~eat kilchen. carpeting all through, lar~ basement front porch, back patio, and garage $5,000.00 down and take over. NEAR RUTlAND - 5 room dder home w~~ earpetin~ SOtite remodeling, new bath, li~ng room about 13x20, and 2 car garage on I acre for $13.500. 5 YRS. OLD - Fireplace tn the fami~ room in the fuH basemen~ 2 car garage, uti!ity room, nice U chen. dining wnh French door; to alarge sunde<k and I acre. Want $56,950. IN RUTIANI) - 8 room ~tier home on lp, ~~ ne.r scho~. All ulilties, bath and 2 porches. As~ng $25,000. 84 ACRES - Lar~ FIVE POINTS - 1976 Schultz 14x65 on levelloc 1.22 acres, 5 rooms. dining, gas furnace. wotXI garage and metal utility bldg, 8 roo ms, central air and hot water heat brealtiast nook, dining, lg living, 2 IIJII baths, full basement, nice lg front and back porches. In excellent condition with ~II'<! upkeep near stores in Middle- port. Orl~ $45,000. I WANT YOURS SOLD! UST I Housing Headquarters WITH US AT 992-3176 I I I I To Sp aniels, M onday th ru Frid ay . Adams Enter prises. Inc 304-676 -532 1 . Male p it bull. 1 yea r old , good w itt! cl'lildren, goo d w at chdo g . needs a place to run looae, 30 4 -67 6 -34 29 . A ccou nt e ~tc eut i \l e , local area. ad\leni sing e~t p o ri o n ce or sales pr eferred . direct commiss ion . Call 614 -367 · PERSONALIZED POOLS [SeaiS] 6 lost and Found AUTOMATIC · YOUNG'S 4-111 mo 810 REWARD . LOST Th urs. M ay 1 2 at K-Mart lot , brown needlework til8ors , •an ti mental v alue . Call 446 - \61 41 863 -93 22 . Wm k t o start 1 st of J une . 7 Pan or full ti me sales por so n f or w omen ' s ret~t il clothi ng sto re . E~t p er i e n ce p r ef err ed , but w ilt t ra in . Send resume to B o~t 707 in c ar e of Th Y Gallipol is D ail y Tribu ne . 8 25 Third Ave ., Ga llipo l is, Oh Yard Sale OPEN 9 lit 5 MON. thru SAl All Types of Auto Repoir, Brakes. June-Ups, etc. COAL -Plumbing and S3()0° A olodrical ...... {Free Estimat11 ) SPEC IAL V. C. YOUNG Ill TRANSIIISStON Ftt TER . · · 1l~ tic - Backhoes Dump Trucks Lo-Boy Trencher Water Sewer Gae Lines Septic Syeteme ' lARGE or SMALL JOBS PH . 992 -2478 S·IJ. ! mG Chester, Ohio Ph . 986 -4269 PARTS ond SERVICE pd 4 'l'Jimol)d 4-S·ttc Kitchen Cabinets - Rool lnl - Siding - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Ro· modelinl - Custom Polo Barns. p.C.'\ c.o~t- CHARLES SAYRE AND SON " FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS " Roofing & Siding Co. CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PH . 992-5682 or 992 - 7121 PH . (304) 882-2276 8 All Makes and Models Antenna Installation House Call s and Shop Servi ce Available CKAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS Also Transmission PRICE AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE CUT Route I Lon1 Bottom. OH . 45743 985· 4193 or 992-3067 415 1 mo ,., 20.t!c •towest Rates Around •friendly Servie NO SET UP CHARGE IN THE COUNTY 742 -2328 H. L. Writesel ROOFING All types of roof worlt. new or repair, gutters and downspouts, gutter cleaning and paintirw. stonn doors and windows. All Wor~ Guaranteed "Free Estimates" Call: 949-2263 Or 992-279\ 10 .,, ·H J.tlc FOR PROFESSIONAL NOTICE FOR SALE . COUNTY OWNED VEHICLE TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE Pursuan t to sec t1on 307 12 ORC. 1he M e1gs County Com - ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS Sim start from 12' xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up • to 24'x36' CALL: m tSSIOners will oil er lor sale il l oubl1c auctton on Sa turday TERM INIX INTERNATIONAL lnsulatd Do& Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine. At Our New Phone Number - 992·3326 ~· 13 Ott. 'Ph'.6i•-"At9i.::lo-6- ttc I mo May 21. 1983 at 10 A M on S:t the Court House steps Pome roy, 01110 the l ol low1ng veh1d e .J· - 1979 Chevro let Impala belwee n the Me1gs County Cowt House a nd the Me1g s - 4 Dr Mo1g s County CommiSSIOner s Mary Hobstett er. Clerk. 151 9. 16. 2t c ALUMINUM ROOFING I All lENGTHS IN STOCK 8 FT ... ....... ...... ........ ............ ... .. .. . '9.96 10FT. .. .. ............ .... .. ... .. .... , ..... .. '12 .20 12 FT. . .... .... .. .. . , ....... .. ·... .. .. ... ... .. •14.415 I · Pomeroy, Oh. Jr.. GR.I ..... ........... 1... 992·:~:~ Dottie Turner ;,, .......... ........ ..... ...i ......... 992· 1 sRFJQWOHitlllflll M o n .- F r L Ad am s pri$es, Inc . Vincinity So meone t o live in wit h elderl y co u ple. Room, bonrd & wag es . Preferably so m a· on o lh ~tt ca n drive a CH I . For th e beautiful cards I received on my 94th birth · day.. I w o uld .l ike t o upreas my sincere thanks and ap preciation for your kindnea s in remembering me . ' May God bleu you , Clara Rou1t1 . We would like to extend our sincere thank• to our friend a and nelghborl during the death of our Fatl18r and Huobond Eo1it Coltlno. Spo· clal thanks to Pomeroy Hel.ltl'l Care Center, Vete· rena Memorial Hotpital. lm · perial Electric Co ., Robbin s & Myera Co : EmployHt . Thank• to Every one, E1tll Collin• Family . 3 Announcements 14FT.......... ...... ... .. .... _... ....... .... '18.70 18FT............ .. .. .... .... .. ...... .... .. .. '18.90 18FT... ..................... .. .,, ,, ......... •20.10 20FT . ........ .......... ........... .......... '~2 . 96 ADDITiONAL I'll DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CASH. CARRY Hill ......... :... .._ J~eatin~Tru~s~seo;;ll_ ....................................... o;; ..._....o;;.... ...._..._..._...._..._..._...9859~4~9-~~660::6-Jj '~&=~~'-p...~~~~~~;.:;.:L::.;.:A:.;N.;.D;.,.M_A_R ....K,...., DFFICE .:............................ .......... -114-99'2-2181 SWEEPER and oowing mo· chine repair, partl, and auppliea . Pick up and dallvarv.. Dav i a Va c uum Cleaner. one half mila up Goorgoo Croelt Rd . 448-0294. Colt Gun Shoot. Rutland Amort· can L-alon 1 p .m . Sun .• May 22 . Aboohitoly factory choke guna only . . 614-949-2405 or 6 14 -9 92 2241 ' Public Sale & A u ction Au c tio n e v e r y Tu es d a y l .:_ p_.m_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ night, Kr odel Park C lub Haute. Pt . Plaaaant WV . OP ENII\!GS at Huntingt on Auct . l o nnie Neal . Call Stat e Hospit al f o r LP N ' s an d 614 -367 -710 1 . RN '1 . Posit ions aro avail able f or w orki ng with d evolop -· Auction everY Fri: r ig ht at men ta lly diu bhtd , p syc hiat· t he Hartford Commu ni ty ric acute, 11n d lo ng · t orm t: ft r~ Center . Tru c kload s o f new resi dent s of tho facil ity . If me rc handise every w eek . interes t ed send C V o r co n· Consigment s of new · and tac t Patricia Vnndevo l do, used merchandi1e alway s RN , P .O . Orawor 448 , Hun· w elc om e . Ric tlar d Reyn o ld• tln g to n , WV 26709 . 30 4 · 626 -78 0 1. Equal Opport unAuct ion eer. 276 -30 6 9 . ity Employer . Complet e Auction eet Set · vi ce, Al so do apprai sa ls. TWO opanin gs fo r 6 6 years Li censed & bo nded t o sell . or older applic ont s. Mu st bu Ho useholdl , fa rm furn ish · a resid enl of St ate of WV Rn d ings & Real estat e . Ov er 26 meet D ep art men t of l abor Veara experien ce in buy i ng.& inco m e g uidelines . Ar ou selling new. used & an t iq ue needed are clor ic nl. vo n furniture . 614 -9 9 2 · 6 37 0 . tl ri\l er a &I oulreach wor kers . Temporary fo r 7 w eek s, Otby A . Mart in . 83 .36 per ·hour , 30 hours per AU CTION every Sa t urday night. 6 p .m . Mt . Alt o Auction Barn . Co n tig n ment s taken ev ery Saturday 1 :00 till t ale tim o. Emma Bell Au c tin eer, 30 4 -4 2 B· 9 We w ish to thank our frlend t and neighbo rt of · Leading Crttek for their kindne11 a• tended t o us in the recent deattl of our Father Otho W . Karr . The Oth o W . Karr Family. En t er " M atu re respon sibl e porson to supervi se 3 child ron ngos 8 , 1 o; & 11 , M on d ay t hru Fri. . 8 : 1 5 -4 :4 5 , d uring tho summer -sta rting M ay 3 1, call 814 -992 -39 17 after 5 8177 . Card of Thanks Coun ty Jatl I I 1 the Sh cnl l' s garage. located Sed an JS500 00 m.ntmum b1dl Veh 1cl e to be sol d as 1s w1 th no warr an t1es e ~~:p r ess ed or tm pl1ed Veh 1cle may be v1E!'Ned I Tru cking . N o tupo rienco nu· cesse r . Fo r info . c all : 9 19 · 22 7 -6 140 or 9 19 227 · · ··· · r•t' Pieiisint ' · · · · 6•1 6 9 9 a . m · 9 p m . Deway ne Willi am s & Scottie Smith FORJ.,LL YOUR YARD. & PROPERTY ~EPAIR Or Oh . Clothing and mi sc. riday 9 · 3 . Watch f or sign s . If rai n -ca nceled . APPLIANCE SERVICE •Walhera •D lahwathera Reng .. •Refrigerators •Dryera •Freer.era AUTO & TRUCK C,ti\ I 'ii'IIIIII!S '19/ ]ill/ back o f Evergreen . W11t ch f o r sign s. TWO fam ily yard sale. 1 m ile out J ericho Rd . Pt . Pl ea sant . AND 985-3561 All Makes St. Rt. 124, Pomeroy, OH. /Ill ilrlt.II[W,fV Si Mllitlli'i"" t 1111111 Yard Sale M ay 18th. 17th & 1 Bth. 1 m; to & S&W TV · KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE - Dozers Roger Hysell GARAGE llfCQllfiN 3 Family ._ 4 IY ? 1110 " CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" PULLINS EXCAVATING New Homes - Extensive Remodeling. • I nsurance Work •Custom Pole Btdgs. & Garages •Roofing Work oA!umin1111 & Vinyl Sidines 1 S Years Ex pe rience GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992 -2282 11 II · lie If S~li~ ~OIIIIJii~lt~il By ,Jur11: 1. ll!Hl Salesper son for Indios ap parel st ore in Gallipo lis. E,., perience no t nec essary Send r osu mo to bo,., 808 in ca re o f t he Gallipolis Daily T ri bune, 825 Th ird A vtt , Gal lip o l is, Oh 4663 1·. ·· · ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ss,ooo.oo Flea Market Chilli coth e Mall Shopp i ng C e n te r - Thir d week end · eac h m o nth . Fiest a Dri ve In tt ll c h Saturday . Sandblasting TON 11·2fi·lfC CAll 446-4 393 or 61 4· 25 61787 . E)(periencod person to pai nt houses , ba r n s, roo fi n g , other o dd j o ~s . Cell 448 - 091 0 or 446 ·7504 . House paintin g, lawn mower r epair . \l Ory reaso n abl e , wor k gua ran to ed . Call 4 46· 66 88 21 Bu sine ss 0 ppo rt u n it y !NOTICE ! TH E OHI O VA LLEY PUBli S HI NG CO r ec ommen d• 1h ~t yo u do b us iness w ith p nop ln yo u kn o w . and NOT to send m o ney ttl rough t he mni! unt il you have in\lest i· gttted tho o ffering . HOM E lO AN S 10%% fiaed rnto . l oad e r M o rt gag e, 77 E. State, At hen s. O hi o . 1 -6 14 · 69 2-30 51 ' 0 ' 1-800 -34 16 55 4 111 Ohio. 23 46631 . Wa terblasting Parking Lot Stripping Spray Painting Tex ture Coatings F~ly Insured- F... Esti;matos . CAll 1> t 4-949 -2081> PH . 992-2280 992-6215 or 992-73t4 P~meroy., Ohio AND FLUID CHANGE ONLY '31.95 1-t! "' Vincin i ty PAINTING INC. Industrial, Commer cial, Re sidential. Interior and Exterior. Paint ing STRIP -Addont and romodollng - Roofing ond gullor wod< -Ccc KNhi work & GHEEN 'S MINE RUN CARPENTER SERVICE l'ltmeroy, Ott Concret e work . drivew ayl. sidawa lkt , patio t . Brick It block; et c. Frea ettimatet. 22 M o n ey to Loa n CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy.OH . Grea & Patty Gibbs-Owners PH, 992-2178 J I! Hc Kitchen 2·1ft. lfc General Hauling and Trat h re mo ve ! Service. Reliable a nd dep en da ble . Call 448· 31 59 between 9 and 6. ~ Sears : PHONE: 1- 304 - 773 - 5634 Mason , W . Va . C. L 18 yvanted t o D o ·lilA lABial M aso nar v- Subc o n t r ac t or pi ece w ork at Rio Grande, Oh. ' Block & Bri ck ' mater ial f urnis hed . Repl y to : Ji nc o Contrac tor s, Inc ., P .O Bo)l ,62 , Brice, Oh 43 109orca ll LOST : 2 bl ac k pups nea r - - - - - -- Rutland Legio n . _5 20 . re - Exper ie n c ed Fl out ! D ~ · ward . C l1ilds pau . 614 -74 2 - signor. Send ;.,q uiries In Care Of Box 606 , G all ip olis 11 3 8 Da ily Tribune 8 2 5 Th irdA ve Gallip o lis. Ohi o 4 663 1 . FREE EXTIMATES ' Chain link Fence ' Carpeting ·paintina •Vinyl Liner •Fiberglass •Stainless Steel Are you p1yfng to much 1or tlospltal -health insu· ranee . Cell Ca r rol l Snowden, 446 -4 290 . yoiJ r 7690 . ...... Giiiii.i>oil& ...... ·· I I I I • '"'"" £_ Main St. Cocker cell o91 9 -227-0494 or 9 19 · 227 - 6t1 9 . 9 AM - 9P M . 6667 . Pomeroy, Oh . "CLELAND GANG" L l l·1fc Gallipolis, Ohio ' " ' mo J'h. 992-2 t 74 SEE ONE OF THE I I I I I 446-9800 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. 4-ZO!mo pd f HREE i For all your wiring needs; furnaces ra -' pait service and installation . Residential & Commercial Call 742-3196 Riverside 1M Inc. COMPLETE RADIATOR SEitVIQ ' From he Smallest Heater ' Core to the Llraest Radia· ' tor. Radiator Speciaist NATHAN BIGGS .35 Yrs . Experience 304-BB2 -3365. stocked pood, 3 bedrooms, hardwood ftoor>, bath, bam, and other building~ near Hemlock Grove in Bedford Twp.. 'h of minera~ for $75.000. VERY GOOD - top maintained trucks. Riehl sizes, ri&frt equiprn«rt. Hand trucks, furniture pads, Na· tionwitle Road Service. Mov· · in& tips and insurance. J.J.tfc J. ll -t!c AND HOM£ MAINTENANCE "RoOting of all types Residential & Comm ercial ' Remodeling ' Storm Windows ·& Door, FREE ESltMA!ES 20 Years EKpefience TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 or 949-2160 RENTAL & ONE,.WAY local and one-wa~. low 11tas. Authorized John Deer. New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service " Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" TRUCK T RUC KI NG No O)(perience necessary . For info rma t io n pher d . part Collie. Spa yed . MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE I n surance La wn Mowing f! O yard to big or small . Reliable and depen · dable. For eatima t e c all 446 · 3159 between 9 an d 5 . 11 814-992 -2681! . $·16·2 mo lfi' ·"•• .. RYDER or ~ ~~~~~~~J;~~~~; Regular alae bedspring• an d manr e11. Good co nd it io n . Call : George Gum 5·16·! mo SALES & SERVICE BISSELL SIDING CO. 7nd ~ t . . Phone 1·(614) · 992 · 3325 Jo I w ith k ld Spayed . 2, yeara Collie • a. Huaky crost good " Free Estimates" ... PH .992 -3005 BOGGS SIDING VIRGil B. SR. 216 lttnry E. Cleland, Oh•O 43244. Roofing . Sid i ng Troughs, Down Spouts Windows - Doors For ''All" Your Home Repa irs ... Carpottd, bathroom with shower. liS or elect. rtlfriJ., fumat:e, & lot. Waterhuter, nm~t. sink, cas. elect., or battery 1\Jftts, steeps 6, excellent condition . $2,700.00 or Best Offer !-IH!c & Aluminum I 1-800-888-1399 G•T...._ Oh. 4·18 1 me I KITCHEN CARPET STARTING AT $8,99 The coal m 1n 1n g p9f mlt has I I STARTING AT RUBBER BACK &'CARRY $4,99 I I I I I keep spending more money for II books, clinics, pills & powders, I and still carrt keep the·w eight off. I Our "Eating Management" techniques combined with our exercise plan and delicious recipes wtll help you lose weight and keep it off for goodl Chester. 278 w. Main I I need to find a way to help change j]Y eating habits. DYes No "Brand Names: ~Square lwo MacGrecor , ' Wilson i Dunlop P.G.A. Ram Pin& SALE 20% OFF J OI1N TEAFORD cen repair and .. cora radietora and heater core.. We Clll1 at.o acid boll and rod Dllt I'll· dlatora. We 81110) lepelr We TRANSMISSION CO. I I 8. I still have the urge to "binge". ~< I· U-PICK-UP PHONE 304-273 -5555 304-273 -5303 I . ·. (clubs shor1ened fl)l' ~o""' pteple) does not off• o r 1ttempt t o offer any other thing for Nle may pl•c• en ed In t h i.l column. T here will be no charge td the ldvertlter, HOME REPAIR FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER RADIATOR SERVICE ...., ·~ '·· . VALLEY MIN . 6 TON I I I I I I 2. 'Fitting Cent01 ·cr ub Repair OHIO I I Test THE KOUNTRY KLUB "Lessons DRIVEWAY SlAG $275 PER TON r-----------------------, Every diet I try, leaves me hungry for the foods I like. 0 Yes 0 No wrthrn 100 fe et o,I·C N!~ !v R r,.~ 30 at the lo cahon prescnbed 20 Years Experience In Home Aria FREE ESTIMATES 1-304-675-5267 INSTALLED latP of 8ac• ne. Me1gs County. Ohi O 'Si4inc · 'Roofing 'Gutter & .Down Spouts ' Remodeling AT NEW HAVEN, W. VA. I 10 2 acres Th e perm rtt ee has obtarn ed a ro ad p ermr t to mrne SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING call: Do n 't g ive up th e sh i p . . l et u s fina n ce i t! W e'd like to l et yo u w eigh an c h o r f or a g r eat summ er w ith the boat o f your dream s. a n d a fin a n c in g p l a n to m at c h . Phone today·. Quadrangle and encomp asses EUGENE LONG Ph. 992-2255 (Middleport oHice) If no answer, Want to buy a walk in c ool ef . OOG. port Gorman Sh e- 5-1·2· mo pd I ALL CARPET INSTALLED WITH PAD ol Grace L J1vtd cn deceased. PHONE Jill CLIFFORD 992· 7201 ll-Uc OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Office located at 271 N. 2nd, Middleport, OH. (Behind Village Pharmacy) 0 Yes D No :;::;;:;:::::::;::::;::;:;;::;rj potn led h ec ut nx nf 1he estate BOIDED & WORK GIJNWITEED Call 843-5425 I 1/o/tA,.;t SYRACUSE, ott PHON£ 992·5776 NO" OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON CQmpl4te line of veaetable and bef!ifiC plants. foii~P plants and ha~111 beslteq, Also a lar&e sel~tio' or shr~bbel}' and dwlrd frilij tr•~­ •BACKHO£ •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIIIESTONE .WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, REClAMATION WORK . ol,\NO ClEARING, CONCRnE WORK reported 185 sick and shut~, Mila made during the past month. •• "'IT E.S.E refres hment s a t noo n. E sther B lack was crowned Ll.oyd and Fern Gr imm , Herman "Mother of the Year ," l_n a special and Beulah Grate, Harold and Goldie Car son, T . J . and VIcki r ecogn ition of mother.s progr am a t the Rutland Chu rc h of the Nazarene F arrell and daughter, Heather . Dave and Lena Napper . Goldie •Sund ay. She was g iwn a roix' and crown Graham, R lth Smith . E ldon and Wanda V ining, K enny and Beverly and pn •sent cd w ith a cor sage m ade by Shar on B arr. Runners-up In the Bay lor, Geor ge and V iolet Grate, cont est wer e Hanna Queen, Eva Arnold and Mildred Grate, RayM cKi nney, V iolet -G ra te. F lorence m ond and L ydia Smith, Wendell and Loons up to $.59,886 ' Barrett , · Golda E pple, Debbie Donna G r~ te, Mike and Debbie Gilmore, and Anna Wolle. A vote of Gilmore. Jerry and Sharon B lack , . the chu rch m embership selected Warren and Esther B lack , George 502 Seco nd St., 446-4113 the queen and her court . and Hanna Queen, Charles and One Block West o f Court House · · Ot hers r ecognized were Vona F lorence Bar rett, Danny, Sher rl, ~lllefiwa ter, the oldest mother; _c_o_re_:y_an _d_C _h_r1s_top ..:._h_er_D _ ar.,.s_t._ _..:J.._ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ __ _ _ _ _ __ ....:__ __ _ _ _ _ _ Sh aron B lack and E st her Black, the •· 4 mother s w ith the m ost chldren Public Notice Public Notice .p resent: and Robin George, the youngest m other. Of the 171 In PUBUC NOTICE PROBATE COURT. OF Sunday school on Mot her s Day . 59 Coal Pow E'r. In c , No 3 MEIGS COUNTY. 01110 · were · mother s. Each one w as ESTATE OF GRACE L. JI- Cou ntv Lan e. Route No 1 Shade Ohr o 115776 has been · presented w ith a a gi ft . Donna Grate VIDEN. DECEASED rssued co al rn rnrng permn Caoo No. 2406B provided t he r obe and crown for the 0 ·00 49 to conduct CO Al mul · NOTICE OF rng o per<J tr ons rn M ergs cerem ony . APPOINTMENT PER YARD Coun ty. Su n o n Tow nshrp, Sec OF FIDUCIARY · Earlier a M other ' s Day dinner On M ay 4 111. 1983. 1n !he Iro n 2. on the propeifl!es of was held at a Gallipolis restaurant.. Me1gs County Proba te Court. Edward rJn d Aubv Baer. and No 240 58. June Sh erod. janet Gru eser Atient;ling were K eith an<1 I rene Case Th e pP.rmrt area rs located o n 9708 RancH Dm,.e. Chester · Kennedy. B UI and Shirley Smith , land , Oh1 0 44 02 8 was ap. th e Ches ter 7 5 mmute U. S.G S HUBBARD'S qREENHOUSE •DOZER Klees. It was noted .that the Athens District annual meetlngwlll be Sept. 29 at N ew Lexington. Membl!rs When you want a boat Rutland Nazarenes honor mothers ~ CONTRACTING Asbury ·. Wahama Alwnni gymnasium. J&F Physician & General Surgeon Happenings WA H AMA - Final prepa r ati ons arc• under wa y for the an nual Wahama Alumni Associ· a tlon banq uet and dance M ay 28 a t the Waham a H igh School anythi o~ t9 uiv• away and Plans.for the church service on May 2!1 with Marcia Karr to be the speaker were made · when the United Methodist Women met recently at the home of Opal 13 Want ed To Buy ~-----------------,--------------------r-------------------~------~-----------r-------------------iANY PER SON w ho hao RICHARD L. SLACK, M. D. Infant Harris The Doily Sentinel- Page-S w eek . Apply at Pt. Pl easa nt J_ o_b_ S•_,_v_;c_• _-_ _ _ __ 1 LAOI ES-CAR EE R OPPORT UN ITY. N at io n s N o . 1 t oy -gi ft party progr am h iro· ;ng AR EA SUPERVISOR S to hire , tr ain demons tr at or!!. W ork fro m homfl . EKcell cnt inCQ m o. Train ing p ro vided. Ma son County o nl y . Call Betty co ll ec t 30 4 - 7 44 · W a nted To Buy WANTEO TO BUY Oldfurni - p 92 4 . ture and Antiques of alii ;__ __ _ _ _ _ __ kinde. c all Kennett! Swnin. C ON SE RVATION a i d s. 446 -3 169 or 26 6 -1967 in M c Clint oc k Wi ldlife Are&. the evening t . 6 6 years or older appli ca nts, resident of st At e of WV . Buying Gold, Silver. Plati · mu st meet D epnrtm ont o f num . Go ld and Silver prlcet Labor incomo gu id cl i nos. are the tlighest in t w o year1, Apply at Pt. Pleasant J ob chec k our prices on gold & Serv ice . 1ilver. ac rap jewelry. Buying 0id coins, •crap ring• & Medical A asista n t , im me t llverware . Daily q uote• diate opening . e~e p a ri e n ce available . Alto coins & c o in required . Please send r&· 1upplie1 for u le . Spring sume to Point Pleaa ent Valley Tradin g Co., Spring Reg itter , c -o P.O . Bo• P14 , Valley Plaza, 446 -802 5 or Point Pl e.uanl,.. WV 266 60 . 1- - - - - - - - - - 446 -8026 . We pay caah fo r late mode l clean used ca rs . FrenchtoWn Car Co . Bill Gene Johnson 1·2 Situation s Wanted 446 -0069 Will do baby 1itting in my hom11 . Ra cine a rea . Any ago. Oiamondt. gold bandt . c lan rings, sliver c oi ns, 10- 1 4 614-949 -2779 . karat ecrap jewerly. Tawney Jewerler~ 2nd . Ave .. G all i- Have vac an cy fo r elderly polls. 44a-161fi. man or woman . 2 4 ho ur 1 1- -- - - -- - - - day core. Cat! 8 14 -887 · Pay cooh lor Usod Mobtto 63 29 o• 814-887 -3402. Home or ,Travel Trailer. Call 814-448 -0178 . Room for ren t or R oom • Boord. 814 ·992-5 4 22 . Floor loo m . Cell 614 -3 79 2432 . Vacancv . Care f o r el derly . 614-99 2-8022. BEDS-IRON. BRASS . old - !.. ' - - - - - -- furniture. gold. silver dol - COLLEG E atudent wants t o ian, wood Ice boxes, atone mow and tri m lawn s. Call jara, antlquea, 1tc., Com - 304-876-6392 . plete ~ouaehold1 . W r ite : Professio n al · Se rvi ces C&l Bookkeep ing Br oAd r ange o f bookk eeing nnd tax service s ava ilable t o sui t your bu " ines!! noeds . C~~r o l N eal 44 6 -3862 PI ANO TU NIN G 55 off plu o disc ou n ts to senior cit bans· chu rches -scho ol s. Call Bill W tt Jd W ard ' s Key bo ar d , 44 6 -4372 . - - - - - -- - - . Will open & cle an !i.wi_ m m ir o pools: Call 446 -4 895 riiter 5oOOPM . PIANO TUN IN G-l AN E DAN I El S . A oHeble ser vice sinco 1966 . A ss oci At e o l Bruni cardi Mu sic Co . Ph one 614 -74 2-29 51. PER M A N ENT hair rem oval Pro l ess i o n tt l El ec troly s is Cli nic. A. M A appr ov ed . Dr. rehu r a!s. M on d 11y, W ednes · dey. FridAy. by apJlOi nl m ont 304 -675 -566 8 . 3 1 H o m es lor Sale 4 bdr , 2 l u ll bAths. l ihished hasom on t , 2 car garage . App oinl numt only 203 ki · noo n Dr . . GAll ipolis . 44 6 . 1223 . RAcin e 2 11, aero min i-farm , rem o dolorl 3 t o 4 bed roo m 2 sto r y , fl lu min um sid ed h OUlHl . c ity Wllt Or · Qftl · sowur , bn som on t , & 2 c ar uar Ago. A cro ss fr om South· orn H S 6 14 - 379 -24 2 4 or 614-949 -28 5 4. 3 lterlr oo m . 1 3 32 sq .ft. , undor con struction. Ivy D ale Subdivision . KCK co ntrac · to r s. I nc Cell 614 -3 67 - 063 1 or 44 6-1759 . --- Modern ho m o, 11 r m . & 2 ba t h, o n 2 nc: rH lo t . Rt . 3 26 , 5 m i . S o l Rio Gr tm de . C~t ll 614 379 -26 8 3. HOU SE FO R SALE ;n M;d. dloport. N.owl'r' r em o deled home w ith fi r epl ace, polli· ble w ood burn er, clc,se t o schools an d shopping . Call 614-992 -69 41 . 3 bdr . h om o, FR, stove fir epl ace In lR . fully equipped kitchen. di ning comb. , 2 ba th , laundry roo m , doubl e gar age, fru it trees , nAt . w oo d siding, rural wat er. 2 ocr es or 30 acrat . Colt 6 14-379-2196. 3 bedroo m ho m o at 1 23 Garfield A vo ., full fin is hed bau m ent . 2 fi replacet, air co nd, new carpet , 2 •;, ba ths, all this on a 2 11cr e lot that ru ns fr o m S R Rt . 7 t o the ri v8r. Priced below replacement c o st . O w ner w ill c o nsider fi nanci ng with low down payment. Call· 448 - , t 546. By owner 3 bedroo m ho m e In Rio Gr8nde, Oh. Call 614-245-5274 or 6t 4-2469511 f or ap poin t ment. Reasona bl y priced · 3 8 R 2 f u ll ba th, central air. firepl ace, large lot, ct oae t o to wn , Cali 448 -2699 after 6. ' .. r oom 1 & bet~ o n Bulavllle 4 Porter Rd . Colt 446-4732 . 3 bdr . home In Ad di 10n small lot . new l'r' remodeled, flirn ance & w oodburner. f ully insulated, exc. con d ., M.O. Mitior. Rt. 4. Pomeroy. Oh . Or 992· 7780. 13 Gold. oliver. oterllng. J•· wotry, rlngo, old colno • curren.cy. Ed Burkett B•rber Bhop; Middleport . 992 · 3478. 6 room houae. bath In SANDY AND BEAVER In· . Centen•ry. Att•ched garage, full baaement. carport. aurance Co . haa offered Prlco 150,000. Cart 441· Hrvlcet for fire lnaurance 4980: coverage In Oalfla County 'lnaurance for almost a century . Farm. 11om& and por sori ol proport y antique furniture. Witt buv 1 c overages ore avail abl e t o piece or complete houae· mea• individu al nee ds. Con· hotdo. Coil Ooby A. Merttn tact Ray Wldemilyer. agent. Wanted to buy .,. New, vaed 81 4 ·992, 8370. a Phono 388 -8249 . M;d &20 ' s. Cart 614-692- 43~9.. Lovely, 6 ro omt . Double garnge, beautifully Iande· ca ped area lot . Atop Roae Hilt, Pom . 40' o. 614-98154257 . �MPa:JS19111"•--6-6-The 31 Daily ·- Sentinel They'll uo It Every Time Homes for Sal.e R'uotlc Hills. SyrocuN. 3 bedroom, ell electric. herd· wood floore, carport and otoriGI· V.A . l!t FHA op· proved . $34.500. &14 -9926975 . Also storm windowo. 2 bedroom house on large LIS7't!!NI~ lt) 7111: ~£ !"At. WHO WASN'T !NI!RE-- -'"\ woodburner . 614 · 742 · 2372 . FOOTe-ILL. lot by Rutland Grade School . With workshop. nice cellar. chimney for BY owner : For sale or rent w ith option to buy. 3 bod · · room ranch with full size .basement. bath & Vl on leon -Baden . Phone 304456-1666 after 5:00p.m. PRICE reduced on Beautiful 2200 sq. ft . 4 bedroom, 2 bath. 2 car garage. fireplace. brick on 9 acres. with out -building, 2 miles from New Havef on Union Rd . 874 ,000 .00 . Phone Dick larc h at 409 - 736 · 9392 • f · tar 5 p.m . ' ~ 1 ii ~ _ 1\ "o::::-1'-1:\• 35 Lots & Acreage 6 _20 Acres woods. overlooking Ohio Ri.ver, city schools . 446 _35 54 or 1 5 1 3 _4 2 3 . 8 9 2 8 . Owner / Agent . Real Es!ate Wanted Buying houses and apartmenta. Need propertiea with favorable price and terms . Box 1109 Gallipolis, Oh . 46631 . 41 "'"'''' Houses for Rent 2 Iota S. a mobile home 4 BR house. 2 baths. 2 1/z mi. 12x60, 2 bedroom. with from HMC on 160 . 2 car garage, large garden apot . $350 mo. Call 614-245 9170 . price 1976 14x70 Peerless MH. w -tih out. EC . .tent. air. woodbLtrner, 'total electric, new carp throughout, un· derplnning, outbuilding . $11 , 500 . · Call 614- 245 5406. 446 -0212 . _1_9_7_4~K~ ir~k__ w o_o~d~2~B:R :-u-n~tuf. nished mobile home. Central ai"r-heat; carpet throughout. Stove end refrigeretor . $12,000 . Call 614 -266 6036 or after 7 PM 614 256 -1572 . New Duplex. large L. rooms. fully equipped kitchens. dining arees. two bedrooms, shower / bath, wa1her -dryer hookup, attached garage, air conditoned. carpeted, 2Y2 miles Rt . 588. deposit & references required . $300 .00 mo. Phone 4463045 day, 446 -2602 eves . 2 · bedroom, all new paint , some carpeting. Deposit re· quirod . 614 -992 -3090. 1970 Skylin e 12K60 . EKe . cond. $6 ,000 . New wator heater , roof repainted . Be1t offer . 614 - 985 - 4377 evenings . 1974 Holly Park Mobile Home. total electric, partly turniahed. carpeted. 2 bedrooms. intercom syatem, central air, porch, underpinning . In eKe. cond . Call 614 - 949 - 2759 John Manuel. USED MOBILE 576 -271 1 - HOME . 34x8 trailer with 24K12 addition. city water & well. Crab Crook Rd . &7800 . 304-675 -1323 or 304-6762372. 197714x70, 3 bedrooms, 2 full beths. $10.000 . 304675 -2949 . 14K70 all oloctric 2 · bedroom, air, stereo, h•mily room. wuhor -dryer, un . penning. sun deck. porch awning. now draperies, ex cellent condition. 304-676· 2685 or 304-675 -7666. · 1972 12x52. 2 bedroom furnished , eKcellent condi · tion. 304 -675 -7976or675 5422. 3~ Farms for Sale 142 acres near Rio Grande. hou.te &. buildings . Will sell all or port. Call 446-2699 after 6 . 45'ACREformwith 1976. 2 bedroom all electric mobile l'lome, in good condition on Thbmao Ridge. Call 304876 -3280 and ask for Ron Hickmon. 36 · Lots & Acreage lots 3 to 5 acres. Flat. rural water, Green Elementary. Coli 814-379 -2196 . 1 .4 acre lot in Bradbury. Good location . Trailer hook· up, all utilities. septic tank. Cell 614-992-2602. 2 acres penlally cleared. city $8 .000. 304- wat~ aoklng 1175 - ~2011 . 2% acrt.,, cornttr ore·er • 8 Mile Rd.. Block top. 3041176 -11118. FIVE acrlltS IRnd , down pOY·' ment 8F1d tak e OVflr pa yments. qltv water & electric on lo~d . 304-676 -2449 . . s~ ' llf:' ).\ ll~~t..... f . "::. . 1 ~ ;· J.l..L. .1l.J.1 ' ~/,.. .. -' - .,. ''·I F I'/trM~IS • "ef'., ~ r c::. - ~~ SIL.Vf:.R S'PrliNGI Mt' 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr Aagency Inc. Apart manta 9 20 0 par mo . or ''f income is &10,000 or leas HUO available. A-One Real Estates, C"arol Yeager. Real tor. Call 304-676 -6104 . Small furnished house in city, adults only . Call 4460338 . Furnished effiency apt .. in Rio Granda, utilities paid . Cell446-0157 . Three room apart., utlltlas paid. 8150 a mo .. two story house $100 mo. A -One Real Estates. Cnrol Venger. Real tor . Call 304-675 -5'1'04 . THREE · bedrOom house at 3100 Parrish Ave . Pt . Plea· sant, phone 304-468-1078. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnished 8t unfurnishe~. 2 bedrooms, air cond .. beauti· ful river view In Kanauga . Foatar' s Trailer Park . 4461602. 2 bdr . par1 . furn ., mobile homes . water - sewer · garbage paid . $126 , dep. req . Call 446 -4002 after 4:30 . -::-:--:-------:-:--:-::--:---Ic- 2 bedrooms Mobile Home in Racine . 614 -367-0288 . 2 bedroom mobile home. ApproJCimately 6 miles from Middleport or Pomeroy . 614 -992 ·5858 . ' 51 Household Goods 1 bed room Apt. $196 . mo. including utilities . Equal housing opportunity. Contact Village Manor Apt1 . 614 -992 -7787 . ~l ...1-.J ..>-1 ..---- " "" ""', Antique Oak Reproduction furniture, full line in atock. also Antiques. Paul Conkel• Antiques. Tuppers ptains. 57 F.lowers for Memorial Day. N or th 2 n d · St · M 1'ddl apo rt · Open 9 -8 . Cliff's Place . Standel custom bass . gu1tarII amp . For in1ormatton d k ca f 614 • 992 • 8336 an 81 or Jim. E . . "Th 0Gretch lectrec G gutter. I "a ountry ent em an . *400 . Call 614-986-4106 after 6:30. Mayteg heavy duty washer $100 ., eutomatic wather 8. dryer $125 ., Kenmore natu· ral gas dryer e100., Ken more heavy duty washer $86., 30" electric range, white $86 .. 30" gao range gr8en $86 ., Self defrosting refrigerator $65 . 614·7422352 . White ' s metal datectors, 3 guns . Honda generator. Cell 446 -0548 . Cheap carpet . It you hav-t rental property or rent , don 't1 mind alig!1tly irregular carpet , you can save money. Prices start $2 .99 sq . yd ., 992-8173 . 10-5 . 1.--; ·'a ~'" "" o~ 71 PE AV EY 1ead emp, 3046 7 6· 5 0 04 · & Fruit Vegetables Pwnn lgppllww 61 1978 Concord DL, AM-FM stero, cruise, tilt, loaded. Cell 448-8867 after 6PM. 1973 Chevy Monte Carlo black on black PS. PB. AM-FM, · air, •uto, PWR windows, high mileage, oome rust. e4 0 . Cell4482&88 . 1977 Dodge Coh Station· wagon automatic. •1.200. 614 _99 2.7 180 _ Wagner power painter. 196B Oldo Cutlo11 Supreme . 360 engine, 4 barroll, 614-992-3196. Gail Miller. 59 For Sale or Trade High school. Alto will mow lawns in Pt . Pleasant . Call 304-676-5152 . PICKUP tool box, $60. 68 Chevy % ton pickup . 304 676-5646 . Autos for Sale 1974 Oldo Cutlou Suprema . Good cond. *600 . 614-992 -6248. 196B DODGE Polero 600, 38000 original miles. garage kept, excellent condl· tion. 304-8711-1714. 1976 VOLKSWAGON Beetle, 61 ,000 miles, r)ew pt~int, new tires, new rebuilt motor, $2,000 firm. 304675-2836 . ------------------ Farm Equipment 1974 Corvette, T-top, L-B2. 4 speed, 60,000 milea. 1 owner, header and side pipea, 86200, 304-8767750 . Ferguson 446 -441Q6ft. . .type diek . Calll~i==i~;;J;;~~~;= .7 2 . .. u~~o for Sale Oliver trl!lcer Olive~ 7-'7i;a .;af.ria tj 1 1978 Chev. custom ten with 7 ft. mower. 614-388-8469 after deluxe. Y, T. auto 1rono. 360 angina, PS, PB, good cond. 6 piece wood frame living 1980 286 Maoooy Fergu- Coli after 3. 675 -8384. room suite. 3 years old, son, 236 houra, like new . S325 . 614-446-1387 . Call 614 -379-2620 . 78 Datsun truck lond ·bod, ~Hawk 2 ,~-; ·· corn camper top, good condition, 69,000 miles. 1,B96. Coli planter . Call 814-256- 446-8546 . 55 Building Supp_lies 1209. MOVING-olie Ea.rh• Amei-i can livingroCim suite, real cheap, and other things. call 304-675-6109 . Building materials block, brick, sewer pipoa. windows. lintels , etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614-246 -6121 . Build your own Eerly Ameri· can home, 2 or 3 bdr., $2 .995 . Cilll 1-614 •BB6 731 1 . See our model. Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding ell breeds . Selling Happy Jack D.og Food. AKC Doberman : Stud Service . Call 446 -7795 . DRAGONWYND CATTERY · KENNEL. AKC Chow puppies , CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siamese kittens. Cell 446 -3844 after 4PM . 0 NEW & Used Harvastore Structures. Automated li· vestock feeding-computer feodero . Cell collect 614585-2260 . John L. Botto, 63 Livestock Jersey milk cow. $600 firm . Call814 -256 -1468. · Registered White face cow with fir~t heifer 8 wk . old calf. $1.000. Cliii614-38B8701 . Regi•tered Angus Bull. Produce• growthy vibrlint oft1pring yet ea1y calving. Long modern. Heavy, epprox . 2000 lb.. Graham Breeding Heavy Wye on Dom olde . 667-6297. Baby rabbitt, 6 to 9 weeki old . Assorted solid colors $6 . each Of 2 for $8 . Call 446-4680 . Male Himalayn cat, cra;am point, 2 years old . $200 . Call 614 -992-5747 . Female Himalayn cat . Tortie point . 1% years old. $200 . 614 -992 -6747. Registered Thoroughbred more $960. 304-896-3681 . TWO year old stud colt, 304-875 -1608. 65 Send & Fenilizer Painting interior 8t ~xter':J· wallp•ptr h•r,ging. nsur · Froe oo1imetea . 614-9"!9 - 2686. Roofing. shingles, •pouting and aluminum 1iding work. lneured, Free Estimates. 814-949-2686. RON'S Television Service. Specializ:ing in Zenith and Motorola, Quaur, and house cello. Call 676-2398 or 446-2464. Water Welle. Commercial and Domeatic. Teat holea. Pumps Salea and ServiCfl . 304-896-3802. Gat your carpet in ship shape. Water removal. FA EE ESTIMATES. FURNITURE C~EAN lNG . ·,CAP.TAI N STEAMER ·81.4-446·21 07. E &: R Tree Service, fully insured. free estimates . Phone 6t4-387-0638, coli after 6. Motorcycles Jutt like new 1982 Harley· Devioon ~ow Rider 86.600 also Honda 200 three wheeler t1.200 . Weekdeyo call after 6 :00 446-9398. 19B1 Suoukl dirt blko RM 100. ••c. con d. Cell 4463769 . 83 1975 Harley Dovldoon Elec tra Glide, exc. cond .• Iota of chrome. U,600. 814 -9fl2 · 6169 or 614-992-3901 . 19B1 YAMAHA 850 me•im. shaft drive. new tire. 2 helmets excellent condition, euoo . 304-B82· 3331. 19B3 HONDA, V66 Mtt~~na, 1.100 cc , theft drive, weter cooled, olx opood. peer! bluo, leaa than 1,000 miles, Mr· vlced 11 1100 mlloo, next Mrvice at 4,000 mllea, 2 monthl old, ' like ne,w. •3.800 . Phone 304-8823328 aftor 4 P- ~1970 HONDA 410 D,.am, .1110. 304-882· 2426 . 84 76 Boeta end Motora for Sale For oale-Boot Doell end e Ski Board. Call after 4 p .m. 1114-9.49-2714. 78 , 19711 Grend Prix PS, PB, tlh . 4411-0108. . ' to qo loo~ for a room! Camping Equipment Excavating - -·-.. l LIKE TO TRUST PEOPLE, BIRDIE ... GIVE THEM THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT ... 6UT SOME· TIAAF<; THEY DISAPPOINT ME. Electrical DEPENDABLE WASHER DRYER REPAIR . Guaranteed work . Call anytime &14-266 -6620 or614-2561207. THAT'S HOW VOU'LL LOOK IF VOU TURN OUT •• AN'THAR'S YOU WITH BANGS TO BE A SEWING M•chine repaira, service . Authorllld Singer Sal•• • Service Sharpen Scissors . F•bric Shop, Pomeroy. 992-2284 . · oo 0 oo 0 CURLY TOP; TATER ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE cell City Furniture 304-1175 - 21108 or 448 01131 ' General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE . Call 1114-3117-7471 or 1114-387-0691 . PEANUTS JIMS WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim Lonler, ~04-11767387. ''VALLE'!'" IS nte WORD 1 87 Camper. Sleepo II. atove. ref'igerator, bethroom, a.c., Mil contolned . 114-9112· 11169 or 1114-892-3801. 50 VERA'S •GENIUS • WASN'T 50 GffNU/ N!! AFTER ALL, EH? & Refrigeration 86 wheel. cruiH· control. Call was qettinq up earl4 JIM'S PLUMBING 1!t HEATING . Fomerly Dewitt'a Plumbing . Coli 614-367 0678. Lonnie Bogga Excavating. Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck . Work by hour or job. Coli 448-7903. 1 bedroom apt . 614· 9925434, 614-992 -6914 or 304-882 -2566 . • 1· --:-:-:----~:---:Refrigeratora f80 and up, Ap11rtment1 . 304 - 675 - wuhara & dryer~ t90 and 5548 . up. All guaranteed , good cond . ·call 446-B181 . APARTMENTS. mobllo homes. hou~es . Pt. Pleasant Electric range, double oven, and Golllpolio . 614 -446- refrigerator. air conditioner, 8221 . wringer Wither, metal kit chen cablnot . Caii614-3B8 • ONE bedroom apartment• 9308 . for the eldorly. All utilltleo pold. Tenonu poy 30 per- Sofa and love seat, floral. cent of their •djusted In· axe. cond . just like new, como in this HUD subsidized e460. Call 446-4173 . aplirtment building. Twin Rivera Tower. phone 304- Maple dining roon:a sat, tabla 676-8879 . Equal opportun- four cholro, Hll. ~II 446 Bii48. ity houaing. My pipe is in there! I thouqht she CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446-38BB or 446 4477 - 19!11 Hondo 7110 cullom. Full faring and cr•sh b•r. 3600 mlleo. $2,000. Coli 614-992-74B3 . 1980 orange thlrp Chovene. 4 opd .. e3, 19!. John's Auto Salas. 4484782. CAN'T QUIT!: HEAR 'VOU! 79 CJ -7 , hard top Jeep, 304-BB2-2760. Honda 1500, runs good, HOO,OO. Cell 446-3507. 77 Grand Prix. all power. AC, good cond . Call 44114292 . ASOUT l"' WAY YOU'RE RUNNIN ' TH'GCIVER'MENT! Plumbing Heeting Registered Apricot Poodle . Good with children . 14 1~IIIJPQFIMIIRA months old . Male. 875 . 1~ 614-992-2165 dayo . S I 71 Autos for a e Cocker Spaniel Pup. 7 weeks old . Buff colored . Registered female . $126 . 1972 Chevy hard top, motor 614-992 -6093. tran1 In good shape. Call 614-388-B834 anytime . AKC Registered Lhasa Apso, tamale, 6 months old, 1980 Buick Rivere lots of has pedigree, h .. tt•c:J thott. extras. Call 614-367·7485 . playful, perfect condition, $250 . 304-676 -6537. 1974 Pontiac 2-D-H . 6 cyl .. one b•rrel, AT, PS , '150 . Seal Point Slamate Cat. 1 Rio Grande E1t1tM. Apt. 12, year old, female, belt after, Fred Elkin1. 304-576-2767. --:-::-:-:-- -----:---:-:--:-- 1983 NiCchi sewing ma · china free arm model with several different zlq ~·g patterns. cost new over e300 repossessed model only 3 mos. old, like new cond . payoff balance oyved $96 . Cell 614 ·3B5-891B . Out of town call collect. Free delivery to your home . TURKEYS & DOZER WORK 8y Tod Hanna, ponds. · ditches, baaemants, etc. Call 446· 4907 . C•rter Ia Evant Tranaportation. 1980 Chevetto 67.000 mi., 6 dr . good cond. Coli 448771%. ntlu SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One piece custom fit your home. Guaranteed . Advanced Gut ter, !Day 814-592-4066.1 (night 614-69B-8205 .1 82 WHAT DID YOU SAY, FRIEND? WE WE Wf!oJ.JTA TALK Painting interior or exterior. free estimates . Call 875· 6344 or 446-9326. 19BO Hondo Odeuey, *OliO . Coli 614-38B-B803. ==========:.t=========:.~ 1"''*1 Ut Pool110 001 ••THE KID AND HEFr ~TT Pll06flBLY FELL THROU6H T~T HOLE - GO~.' Gf!VC$ .ME nlE TflOUflLE OF Di5f'1JSING a= . THEM," .RINGLE'S SERVICE o•porlenced roofing. including hot ter •pplicetion. carpenter, electrician, muon. Call 304-676-20B8 or 8754660. TOBACCCO allotment for laue, 304-346 -6633 . a. tl•..:! ... ... A in: F &. K Tree Trimming. stump removal. Coli 676-1331. Roofln'g.ind Gutter~ . ReasO: nabla ratea . lntured . 304· 575 -6166 . 77 Powerwogon. $2,600. dodge tranfer cue for • 1 60. Call 814 -3BB-9328 . IIJFLAWJt.l QJ MS,l..W'(. HI Pre.. ureCieaning. Aium· inum siding, mobile hOmes, wood, brick, sendatone building end homeo. AI_oo heavy equipment. Fuly 1 tn· sured, Free estimates. 814· 949 -2686 . 73 1971 Ford 86 PIIHngar. school but new motor. new brokeo. axe. cond .. 81.500 or belt offer. Coll614-2561468. OON'TBL~ 1----------::-:----;--:-;-·W Call 304-676 - 1293 for black top paving estimatea for your drive-way o'r parking lot. Also Buying&. selling heavY equipment. W.O. WHAT &~OUI.D I HAVe HIM DO, Moi<EE ~ HOW ABOUT· DANCE' TO AN XAVIeR CU6AT RECORD ~ -----------::----7" 78 Chevrolet ton truck, cabin cha11i1. a·c. tilt tteer· ing. pb. p1, new p•lnt, see at Peoplea Bank or·call efter 6 p.m . 304-676-6286 . & 4 CAPTAIN EASY Marcum Roqfing & Spouting . 30 yeara experience, 1pecializing in built up roof. Coli 614-3BB-9867. 1972 Chevy heavy du1y 2 ton truck1 22 h . flat bed. Good ·running cond. 614992-7789 . Vans 5 · 16 · 6~ ® PAINTING • Interior and exterior, plumbing. roofing, 1ome r' -nodeUng. 20 yra. axp. Call 614-3B8-91152. Painting. interior & exterior. brush or spray, commercial. retidential, mobile homes. after 6, 304-1176-1 i 28, l.M . Johnson. 74 AKc Reg . mala Poodle puppy . Call446-1609. Home I mprovernents STUCCO PLASTERING · textured celllnga commercial end rnldential. free utlmotn. Cell 614-266 11B2. ll__],J · ·I Instruments Misc . Merchandise 56 81 ~ ~~~=~~~~===1~~;~~~~~~~~ Potted Tomato Plants for aole-247-286.2 . Fireplace insert . twin blowers. automatic thermostat , still in factory carton . $650 .00 . Ph . 614 - 256 1216 . ' ~ ~ 1 _ ' -11. HOMELITE 925 Super choinsaw. 30" ber.like new. 8350 . 00 . Rototiller, $150 .00. phone 304-6756813 . 6 prom dresses size11 7 -13, like new . Worn only. once . Call 446- 9769 or · 446 3694 . . ~ ~ · EARLY American AM -FM stereo. rhaple cabinet . 304676-1474. dryaros, & shoea. Coli 446- 1 3169 . 1• Apartment for Rent !JIJ' 1-:----------------::-:-- Li Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11113 Sec. A.,.., Goilipolio 446-7B33 or 4411-1833. . . • Cil (I) • (I) tiD Ill (fJ) Nowa Cil MOVIE: "Going Aper Cil Tic Tee Dough Cll Andy Griffith (J) Newa/Sporto/WNther ([)liD St~dlo See PJI Cherlle'a Angelo 8:30 8 Cil (J) NBC Newa I]) MOVIE: 'Chandler' Cil MOVIE: 'Fighter Atteck' Cll Gomer Pyle (I) Ill (fJ) ABC Naws IIJ (I) liD CBS News ([)Dr. Who lfi) Over Eooy 7:00 8 Cil PM Megezlno I]) ESPN'o Inside Boaeball Cll .Carol Burnett ([)Entertainment Tonight " (J) Charlie's Angela IIJ (I) Tic Tee Dough ([) liD MocNoii-Lehror Report ®Newa Gl (j}) People' a Court fJl Ster Trek 7 :30 II Cil Lie Detector I]) Freggle Rock Visit the world of Fraggle Rock underneath the basement of an eccentric inventor. I]) ESPN SportaCenter Cll Bob Newhart Show (I) 1iJ (I) Family Feud (l) Bualnaaa Report· ®You Asked For It lfi) Inside Bualnou Ill (Hl Ente.r1ainment Ton_liht 8:00 II CiJ (J) Love, Sidney Sidney faces his first emotional involvement with a woman . (60 min .) CIJ MOVIE: 'Continental Divide' I]) MOVIE: 'The Stratton Story' Cill Spy I]) USFL FoOtball: New Jersey at Michigan Cll MOVIE : ' Pittsburgh' (I) G)(fJ) MOVIE: ' Deeth on the Nile' llJCIJIID It's on Advanturo, Charlie Brown The PeBnuts Gang faces an assortment of adventures. (60 min .) ([) liD Frontline 'Looking for Ma o.' fJl MOVIE: 'The Users' 9 :00 U I]) (J) Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever Diana Ros s. Stevie Wonde r and lionel Richi e ce lebrate the 25th anni·Vers~ry Of Motown . (2 hrs .) Cil Banle lor the Family 0 (I) ® M'A'S'H Hoi· loween night is interrupted ~ incoming wounded . (R) (JJ (]] Great Performances ·uta On the M1ssissippi .' Kur1 Vonnegut hosts this dramat i2at1on of Mark Twain 's youthful exper iences as a M iss issipp i riverboat pilot. {2 hrs .) 9:30 0 Cll ®I One Day et o Time After eigh t years on her own . Ann is about to marry aga •n. . . 10:00 I]) MOVIE : 'Pandemonium · I]) MOVIE : 'Jackson County Jail' Cil TBS Evening News IIJ (I) ® Cagney end Lacey Cl1 ris and M arv Beth are chosen to head up a spe ciel task fo rce. (R) (60 8:00 • 1" Canoe 8100 end mole Siemess kitten t60 . Call 446 ~ 8608 . EVENING 11• . c~ 11 e14-21111- 1931 . ~~ .,..... f 1, 11 hT 5/161.83 1971 Kayot mobile homo. 21 ft oolf contalnod ••lltpo ,c-~ v PLENTY of vegatable plants of all kinds . Delmer Garnet, Letart, WV 304-B95-3400 . 44 Two bedroom mobile home. kitchen furn . 1 small child accepted. $180 . plus utili · ties . References required. 304· 676 -1076. ~ '·~~-~- Gat courier ltete water hooter, 30 gal. Call otter 6 :30, 448-7720 . Television Viewing 18711 Trovlll troller Mil con· talnec:l, 1teeps 4. ••c. cond ., 13.710 or meka offer. Cllll 814-2118-1121B. lA 1'-: e. Camper• 10 A lowrey Geni Magic Cord Organ 1 1h years old . Asking $500 304-675-3238 . Knauff Coal & Firewood Prices reduced May -July . Pick or delivered . We honor HEAP Vouchers . Call 614266-6246 . 79 Motors Hornel HeR CAl. CB.TV, Radio Equipment ONE bedroom mobile home. 6150 . month, 304 -675 4164 . TWO mobile homes for rent on Rt . 2 about 6 minutes from town. Call after 6. 304-675 -6277. ~oT feet> 58 SWAIN Homemade pies made to AUCTION & FURNITURE order . Will deliver. Cell44662 Olive St ., Gallipolis . 6 2127 . piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arm1 $399 , 36 .000 BTU cental air bunk beds complete with cond., used 10 months . Call bunki,.s $199 , 2 piece an - 446 -4944 . tron livingroom suites $199. antron recliners •99 . ocher 1 00 locust posts. $1 .76 recliners $80. maple dinette each . Call 614 -256 -6035 . seta t179 , love aeat1 t70 , hide - e· bed $250 , bo .. Englilh Saddle 4 ' cutback springs &. mattre11 twin or used one 4 -H season . $250 . full •100 ll!lt regular-firm Call 814-388 -B270 . $120, maple dinette chairs $36. wash stands $34. 1 B HP Evenrue boat motor , maple rockers $69, 7 piece 8 HP Kohler horizontal shaft chromo dinotto oet $1-49,5 motor. A 0 Smith 62 gallon piece dinette set $89, used ho1 water tank, •mall 1 .76 bedroom suites. refirgara - cu . ft . Kenmore camping tors, ranges, chest. dreuers, retrig ., 110 vol1 window air wringer washers , TV ' o, cond . Call 614-246 -9648 . 2 bedroom. 12x60. tur· nished , air, washer, dryer. $175 . plus utilities & deposit . No pots. 614 -992 7479 . SHe HARLEY Dovidoon gas golf cart . good condition. garage kept, 6600. call 304 - 27~ 2105 . r s-a-lo--'m-O-ta_l_c_u_lv_a_rt__ 6_in_c_h Furnished apt. adults . No I-F-oPets. 304-676 -1 4 53. thru 60 inch in stock. Sta ~e Furnished apt . adults. No opproved 16 gauge 12 inch 86 .36 per ft ., . 24 inch Pots 304-675 ; 1453_. .810 .10 . per lt . 36 inch 815 .60 per ft . Also plastic culvert in· stock . 6 inch thru 46 Space for Rent 18 inch, Binch s 1.80 per ft ., 12 inch 83 .60 per ft . Ron Ev11ns Enterprises , 4 mi . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo South of Jackt~on on ST. AT. Park, Route 33, North of 93, 614-286 -5930 . Pomeroy . large lots . Call 992 -7479 . Cedar wardrobe. antique trunk, 3 tier glass table & concrete picnic table with benches . Call 614 - 25& 1768. 10 x 66. 2 bd .room mobile home in Racine area. 614 992 -5868 . ;l Locuot pooll 7ft, long. Coli 446-4699 . • House pettarn · 6000 ft . of 256-6574 after. 3:30. rough lumber Coli 614- 1 coffee tl'lble 47 1fu 18%x16 % in . and 1 end table 26)(18 Vu20 '17 with light walnut finish 830 , 32x53· 174 pieces brown underpinning for a mobile home u!lled just 1 year came oft a l4x-,o mobile homo, long pieces· ·measu·re 32:" :; short pieces 21" and 10 inches across, enterlock in a metal frame , wood grain finish . Cell after 5 PM , 446 3065 . Furnished Rooms THE former Moore' s Store Garage on 3rd . Street. Pt. Pleasant. Equipped with ho ist, tire changing equipment, wheal balancing machine and more . For moreinforam tion contact WaVi'le Kincaid , 304-675 -2450 . ! NIGHTCRAWLERS for oele, ONE · bedroom ppartment, 402%· 24th. St. Fit . Plaasan1. phone. 1-614-992 -5858 . For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call 446 -0756 . {, 75 cents a dozen. Behind Apt . for rent . Halt double-2 bd .room Apt. Adults preferred . No pets. 614 -992 · 2749 . 45 Preuur·e trHted f~ce poeta f2 .91i ooch: 1x12 plened pine lumber Ull per ft. We plene lumber. Bldwllll Coun· try Furniture, Rt. 15114 Bid· well. Oh •crou fl;om tbe Post Offlco. Open 9 -15, Mon.- Sat . Call 814 -3888463. seta. 8196. 4 dr. chaats, frame•. 820.end 10 842 . 6 dr. cheo1s, t26 854.,. Bod gun . Gun cabinets, 8360 ., dinene chairs $20 . and $25 . Ga1 or electric ranges, $326 up to $376 . Baby matrenet. 825 & e36, bed frames $20 , 825 . & $30, king frame $60 . Goo d ae 1ect•on · o f bedroom suites, cedar c h ests , rockers. metal cabinets. swivel rockers . Used Furniture ·· bookcase. range•. ch aIrs, .nd tabla. . washers. dryers, refrigera · tors and TV's . 3 miles out Bulaville Ad. Open 9em to 6pni, Mon . thru Fri., 9am to 5pm. Sat . 448 -0322 54 I by Larry Wright ::--..:...:....___:~_:_:_:.:..:.: lr----::::====::::::::::-----~ For oolo or trade Oliver on Oliver farm equipment. 88 tractor m~iket good pulling tractor C•ll 614-388-9684 . ' Rovtax i400M copier. good condition, .juat repaired. Call 446 -9340 . 52 furnished apt . $186, water pd ., 2 bdr .. 131% 4th Ave., Gallipolil. Call 446-4418 efter 7PM . . !14 Mlac. Merchandlae KIT 'N' CARLYLE ' " $350.,5 Lampo from UB . to 176. pc. dinettes from t99 ., to $436 . 7 pc .. $189 . end up. Wood table with six chein $425 . to t74!S . Duk 8110 up to $225 . Hutchao, 1650. and uP. maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattreuoo, $250 . and up to •395 • . BabY bod a, 6110 . Mattresses or box springa, full or twin. $68 .. firm, $68. and S78 . Queen COUNTY APPLIANCES , INC . Good used appliances. washer, dryers. rofri9., TV set 11 . 627 % 3rd . Ave .. Oelli polis. Call 446, 1699 . JACKSON ESTATES 'Equal Housing Opportunity ' has one bedroom apar1ments rent starting at $157 per month and two bedroom apartments rent starting at $193 per month . Call 4462746 or leave message . Sleeping room $125. utilties paid, single male. Share bath. 919 Second Ava . Gallipolis . Call 446 -4416 after 7PM . See us tor good clean pre-owned mobile home. . French City Mobile Homes, Inc. Call 446-9340. 1978 Schultz 14x70 2 bdrm ., 2 baths. central air. good cond ., on nmta l lot, . nEtar Goodyear PJant, auumable loan . French City Brokering SarvicB , 446 9340 . ' ~~!.TV ~~~~~~~~ -"~~ !. ..~~~~;;========~ 3 bed . house on Rt . 36 , 1 '12 baths, garage, 8326 mo. Call Wiseman Real Estate. Call 446 -3643 . furniture, I "-~;,;::..lY, CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALlTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPPOLIS, RT 35 . PHONE 446 -7274 . $12 .600 . Or 41ots & mobile $14,800 . Cell446-1240 · "-/ 1/¢. A "\:1: n, I~ "" Arbuckle. 304 -458-1092 some LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sojo, chair. rockor, ottoman. 3 tobl11. (utra hoovy by Frontier!, t685. Sofa, choir .and lovoooat, 8275 . Sofooand choirs priced from $2B6 . to $895. Tables. *46 end up to. f126 . Hide-abe do , 8440 . and up to $625 ., Reclinero, $176 . to ·~.~~§ -~ ~ :-.!! ~..~ tl.: 2 plus acres. 3 bedrooms, rural water, gas heat . Has "1 r ~&COUU:> · :.:O:~l!:. lr'if~t 'tJ'\ ·. r ; brick and alumint,Am rancher, TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES , USED · CARS , TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CA~L 446-7672 . /'o t- ~ / --<:,. ~:!~~~ · · _,. 5 ·lf 36 Mobile Homes for Sale HS: , IT, 6UTo(ABi~ GAVE 36 acres at Rodney on w .T. Watson Rd. Owner financing available. Ca11446-8221 after 6 weekdays. 32 . 60! Wft:> UAVf. 151'EN I<IGHT ~·7HE "'""' ~p;: tfM'-' 1) •.. : ~, BY owner, 3 bedroom, 2 story bric~. 1211 Main St.. price redUced . 304 -675 2381 . ------------::-------:-------: SUP'f'OSE.O TO \ THE Land contract . $160 . month . 'No down payment. 6 rooms & bath . $8,500 . Pomeroy area . 614 -9926846 . AW !11S4ST~ MP Vli>6.!4A JIIST Houaehold Good• GOOD USED APPLIANCES · wo 0hart, dryero, refrlgoro· tore, rangao. Skoggo Ap - · pllonc11. 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Profolllonel Rodeo from M-uhe, TX TMAT SCAAMBLED WORO OAME by Honrt Arnold end Bob LN u.-lmble four Jumblea. one letter.to each square, to form four onlinlfV wonlo. · r) J "--·-- .._- ... 1 b TILAP I I I LAISEY WHAT YOU MUST LEAFI:N tJ I AE!OUT FIR:ST IF YOU INTENt' TO INVEST IN ~EAL..I '(. I DEKORF' I K) Now arrange the circled leners to form the surprise answer, as sug-, gested by the above cartoon. Print answer here : [ I Satu rd ay .9 XI I XXXJ (Answers tomorrow)· Jumllles : HUSKY NOTCH STURDY FERVID • Answer: When trying to lose weight , thi s Is th e thing to avoid f lrst -S ECONOS JumtHt Book No. 19, conl1inlng 110 puutes, Is ava llbltlor 11 .95 postp1ld from Jumf)lt, clo thlt newsl)lper, Box 34, ~orwOOd , N.J. 07648. Include your n1me, ldd,.tt, zip code tnd m•k• checkt payabl• to Newsp1perbook1. BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Counting house 'The Counting House Coup ' since declarer counts out his NORTH tQBl • J 9 86 opponents' hands to find the winning pl ay ." Oswald : " Th e defen se ~ - 16-83 starts out with three rounds t~KB of spades. Ea st chucks a club on the second spade , ruff s the third and l eads back the j ack of diamonds t o dummy 's king. Decla r er starts on trumps, and when East discards on the first lead. South can now account for nine major suit cards in the West hand. If his oth er t K 10 5 EAST WEST t9 tAKTIU .3 .742 • J 10 9 5 3 tQ!7412 • Q7 6 tJ SOUTH • J 10 6 .AKQ10 5 t42 cards are two in each min or suit, the re is a n automatic squeew against E ast. If th ey ·~ 9 6 Vulnerabl e: Both Dealer: South ,. We11 ar c going to be 3- t . th en West c a n guard one min or Norlh suiI. " Jim : "South decides to run Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: trumps and ~o unt the hand out. The · 10 or clubs was thrown from dummy . Wesl got rid of two spades and East chu cked two clubs and thr ee diamonds. South led a +K diamond to clummy's ace. Everyone foll ow ed. bu t he diamond queeen failed t o appear ." 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Othe r survivors of Mrs. ·Bertha Bieber, 53, has come up throug h Roush, 83, who died Friday in the ra nks of the union, working as a Springfie ld, Mo., Include her union official in var ious capacities daughter-in-Jaw, Kay Ann Roush, from 1949 through his selection as Sprtngfleid , Mo., two sisters and GM vice president in 1900. Sf'Verai nieces and nephews . Before the convention opened, Fraser was beseiged by admirers among the union ranlss who lined up John M. Clark Edna E. Shields before him to get a utogra phs. Seiber Is taking over at a time ,John Maywood (Jack) Clark. 64, Edna E . Shields, 85, l-etart Falls, . whe n the union 's membership has 11 Euclid Drive, Athens, d ied died Saturday at Veterans Me mor fallen from a peak 1.5 m illion in 1969 Sunday afternoon a t O'Bleness ial Hospital. to a bout 1.1 million now. OvershadHospital followillg a brief Inness. Mrs. Shields, a housewife, was convention. Mr. Clarkwasborn in Charleston, . born at Apple Grove on Sept. 23,1897 owing the UAW 's conve ntion this "This union owes me nothing and I year ar e the current econom ic w. Va ., the son of Golda Freeman a daughter of the late Ed ward a nd owe it everyt hing," he said. "It 's situat ions in the United States and Clark, Athens and the la te William Nancy Ripley Shuler. She was also opened doors I've never even Canada. on which Fraser concenF ra ncis Clark. preceded in death by her husband , dreamed oL. This union has made trated most of his address Sunday. He was a veteran of Wor ld War II Claude Shields, one son, Claude life usefu l, a nd what more can Refe rring to contract ta lks at the having served in Italy where he was (Birddy) Shie lds, two brothers, Roy anyone ask for?'· wound ed a nd received the Purple a nd Coulter Shuler, and one sister, Big 'I'Ilrr.,, which will begin la te this Fraser , 66, spent muc h of his year a t Chrysler Corp. and next year Heart. He was ·a former emplaye of Elpha Shuler . tenu re negotia ting contract conces- a t Gene ra l Motors and F ord Motor the Dorman and Householder Auto She was a member of the ' Letart sions a t the Big Three a utomakers. Co.. F raser said. "Obviously 1984 Agency having worked in the parts Falls Methodist Church. He will retire from the presidency has to be a better yea r than 1982." department a nd J ones Buic k Co. He She is survived by thtee da ughThursday a long with six other top was e mployed for 26 years a t Brady ters. Mrs. E ileen Beegle, Letart He a lso laikl'<l about domestic union officials because of a union conte nt legisla tlon, which w~ Motorcar and Truck Co., as parts Falls; Mrs. Mary Ebersbach, · rule prohibiting re-e lection of union require a certa in percenta ge of managerand at thetimeofhls death Lancaster, and Mrs. Cla udia Roush, was cashier J ' officer s after they reach a ge 6o_ Ame rica n-made parts ln a utos sold Racine; two brothers, Guy Shule r , They were among the la st union in this country. Fraser said not only In addition to his mother he is Letart F a lls and Earl Shuler, offi cials left who worked with the wou ld it bring " hundreds of thousurvived by twO' sisters, Mr~. J. L. Racine , a nd several nieces a nd '' late union p resident Wa lte r sa nds of jobs" to the United States , (Kitty ) Carte, Vernon, Conn ., a nd nephews; five grandchildren a nd '' Reuther, who was large ly responsi- but it a lso wou ld prevent U.S. car Mrs. w. J . (Ke ith ) Sassine, Cave four great gra ndchildren . ble for shaping the UAW into what it makers from send in g work J unction, Oregon. Funeral se!Vlces will be he ld is toda y. overseas. Funer a l services will be held Tuesday a t 1p.m . at E wing Funeral Delegates at the convention will That is a cruc ia l issue in a union Wednesday at 1 p.m . a t the Hughes Home with the frev.Don Wa lker and elect a new president Wednesday, wh ic h has more than 220,(0) Fune raiHomewith theR.ev. Steven the Rev. James Clark offic ia ting. a nd he is expected to be Owen members on indefinite la yoff from A. Crossm an officiating. Buria l will F riends may call at the funeral Bieber, vice president in c harge of the fi ve major domestic automakbe in New Marshfield Cemetery. home Monday from 1 p.m . to 9 p.m . the union' s Gener al Motors Corp." ers alone. Recent U.S. car sa les reports depar tment. Bieber was selected late ia~ t year by the union's show sales up 7.2 percent for the fi rst executive board as Fraser 's four m onths or this year compared with the same period last year. K 1r d successor. Sr. , Hartford , W. Va .; Allison Lee, F raser 1\0\~ that sales still a re eys, asses toun Pomeroy. Tra d itiona lly . the _ preside ntdra m a tical ly offfrom 1978, when the Saturday Discharges--Mildre d designate has been formally elected Lost 'your keys or eyeglasse5 7 sold 9.3 million vehicles. indus try Barnett, Bernice Smith. by delegates with only minimum If so check at Pomeroy Village Ha il where a set of keys a nd a pair of Tuesday banquet eyeglasses have been turned in to Mrs. P a t Thoma , secretary. lft he The Me igs Band Banque t will be pic kup truck susta ined modera te At rest or a t play , e njoy the comfo rt o f this V a n lost ile ms are yours, a ll you have to The Galiia-Meigs post of the Sta te he ld 'Tuesday, May 17 a t 6: 3l p.m . damage. tion. do is m a ke proper identifica Heusen sport shirt . It's Cotton Rich:" a blend of 55 % Highway P a I rol Investig ated a n Par.ents are to bring two food dishes ear ly Surda y morning wreck on cotto n, 45 % polyeste r that w ears and washes so a nd table service . Me igs County Rd . 46 in Olive Twp. Veterans M~morial . welL So lids and stri~s in conte mporary colors . According to troopers, James R · -Meets tonight • 'Fie s ure ro sc~ ali rhe -i>t he r Van H~ use n kni t, sport a n d dress Wa m sley II , 19, of Rt. 4, Pom eroy, Te n calls we re answered by loca l Sa turday Admi ss ions --Byron Racine Village Counc il wtll m eet s hi rt s . was eastbound on CR 46 at 2: 15a .m . unit s over the weekend , the Me igs Wa tson. Pomeroy, in recessed session this evening at 7 when he lost control of his pickup Count y Emergency Medical SerSa tur d ay Discha rg es--T he lma p.m . truck. vice reports. Chase. Sheri Bauman. Roland Included in the agenda is the He left the roadway, went ove r a n Su nday ca ll s Included 6:58a.m ., second reading of a n ordiance that Morris, E lla Scarbrough , Donna em bankment a nd hit severa l s ma ll Pomeroy Unit for George Molden P hlia baum , Loshia Mitc he ll. will increase gas ra tes a nd the trees, the pa trol re ported. from 11 Oak St. , to V.eterans second reading of a n ordiance for a Sund ay Ad m iss io ns-- George Wamsley was not injured and his Mem oria l Hospital: Middleport , 1:06 p.m .. Allison Lee from North invited to attend. Molden, P omeroy; Gecrgc Greene , Fou r th ave. , to Ve terans Memoria l; Pomeroy. 2:57 a. m . for Shirley Roush. Mulberry Ave .. to Holzer Medica l Center ; Middleport . 6:06 p.m., Dottie Reynolds from North Fourt h Ave .. to Vete n! ns Memoria l, London Poolln Syracuse will open and 10:21 p.m .. Middleport for Sou thern's Zane Beegle, John for the seasor .on May :JO, Gecrge Ber tha GrUfin, Route 7. to Veterans Porter, and Rob Cunningham, have Holm a n, manager - a nnounced Memorial Hospita l. been c hosen to the Class A All Ohio ~ !()(lay . Sa turday calls Inc luded Racine a t Baseball team . Pool hours da ily will be from 1 :1: 3R p.m . to Dorcas for Cecil The t.h ree Tornado piayers will p.m . to 6 p.m . Ha ppy Hour (two for Brina gcr, ta ken to Ve te rans Mem - ta ke pa rt in an East-West Ali-Star the price of one ) wiU be held oria l; 5: 21 p.m . Tuppers P la ins for twinbiil, to be played May 29, a t Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday a nd , Mrs. La rry Barton, Reedsville , Ironton. beginning at 12 noon. Thursday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m . Loans are available for any taken to Camden-Cla r k Hospita l in College coaches and scouts will be j>duit swimming wlll be held on Parke rsburg: Rutla nd. 7: 29p .m . to on hand for the all-star contests. He home improvement you miike . Saturday from .6 p.m . to7 p.m. Party Da nville for Bob Stewart , take n to also a dded the 1983 All-SEOAL reserva tions wlll be availa ble da lly Holzer Medical Cente r ; Middleport, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m . except on 8:12 p. m . to Ihe New Lima Road for baseba ll team selections wlll be Friday when the time wiil be from 6 Vif'ky Hanson ta ken to Ve tera ns made on May 29 by conference coaches. p.m . to9 p.m. Memorial, and 9:21 p.m .. Tuppers Among the AU-Ohio selections General a dmission is !iO cent s for Pla ins for Clyde Burton from the we re Beegle. Southern; Brad p reschoolers, $1 for students, <1nd Ashland Service Sta tion to Vetera ns Wa lke , Wheele rsburg and Mike $1.00 fro adults. Me moria L SmiU1, Ironton. The char ge for season passes is as follows; s ingle passes $22; husband The im proveme nt s you and wife, mother and child , father 'and child, $35and for each addit lona l ma ke to beaulify, repair and child there will be a c ha rgeof$.1. For add energy saving propertres a fa mily of eight or more the rate Is can increase the resale value $51. of your home. Alumin um siding · Persons 18 years of age will not be can be virtu ally maintenance inc luded in a fam lly pass. They may free a nd add mor e insulation pu rc hase a sing le pass or pay genera l admiss ion. •·· which, in turn , can reduce Passes will be on sale a t the pool fuel bills as well. If you're from 9a.m . to5 p.m . da lly beginning thinking about siding for May 23. P a rty reserva tions may your home, think first abo ut a lso be ma de a t the this time. Rates the proper fina nci ng . We'll lor parties is $35 per hour lor a provide repayme nt terms minimum of two hours. that you can work with. Persons having a ny questions may call 99'2-9\Uil during the day from May 23 through May 27 . DALLAS (API-. A teary-eyed Douglas A. Fraser bid good-bye Sunday to the United Auto Wor kers union, which he has led as president since 1917. " I want to thank you for the opportunity lor having spent so much time with the wonderful men and wome n of the UAW. and I want tothank you lor you r-- · friendship ___ fOUr love, " Fraser said in a quavering voice durtng a n address to more than 5, (0) people at the UAW 's 2? th c on s t it uti o nal SALE STARTS TODAY '111411 ..,.... IIJ ZZ, 1111 .... 11•• IIIIa lat. eulfltJ riiMs ,.,tnetl. We .,. all....,....... ftr fJIItlfiJIIlealerren. S.rrr It halen. CRESTLIIE FOLDIII CHARCOAL IRIZIER/IRILL •Unaw-ten.d •Asst. Flavor's 2.4 V, in. Diameter . 380 squ are in ch pla te d g rill . Detac hab le $f ee l •• Pock •Ctlocolate •Vanilla •Butterscotch ' legs. • '$1299 ~-.h· •·-SIYDER'S ~--- ....._ Meigs _County happenings g1 \ London Pool opensMay30 THE ••• BBQ SAUCE· CUT s20 •1 Lb. Po(: koge •Regular or Rippled The annua I awards banquet of-the Me igs High School Band will be held a t 6: 30p.m. Tuesda y at the cafeteria of the high school. 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Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 16, 1983 clark roush shields shuler