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N•w•pofMr Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, June 14, 1983 · Reagan takes issue to Tennessee . WASHINGTON- President Reagan , trying to·recrult supporters for tj!e Idea ol paying bonuses to good teachers, Is traveUng to Tennessee where educators and Gov. Lamar Alexander are battUng over a merit salary plan. Reagan was flying to KnoxvUle today to hear Alexander explain his proposal for a "master teacher" plan that would give top publlc school teachers bonuses of up to $7,001. . The agenda inCluded lunch with teacher!; at Farragut High SChool, a panel discussion of .Alexander's plan , a ·visit to a seniOr English class. and a private meeting with Tennessee Republican leaders. "It's a listening ~ion for the president," said White House · spokesman Lany Speakes. "He wants to have input from school superintendents and o!flclals and teachers.'' Among those invited to attend were state legislative leaders who will consider Alexander's proposal next year. · Ohio taxes not extreme - Gold Beachcomber Sandals For T~eFamUy Lawn Furniture·· Choice A great buy for summer wear! Comfortable EVA sole with leather-covered nylon upper. Men's, women's, ch lldr.en's and 'Infants' sizes. 4 I EnJoy the outdoors In our vinyl tube-wrapped chair and matching mult i- position chaise lounge! Choice of colors. 97 pair Only1180blrllonll13 at this low prlco. · LIMH Ho" (1 ,....) . , . . _• ., _ 4 00"P.. ~ CI -· tloldonlylnptrp M4 ben lot 112il I _________ :J 3 COLUMBUS -A Senate panel wwas told today that even if taxes In Ohio are raised next year, the level wlll stU! be below those of most other slates. "Seventy-five percent of the states will levy high<>r taxes than Ohio In 1984 even If the tax proposal pending before the Ohio Senate Is enacted;" said Steven Gold, a national governmental budget analyst. His forecast was contained in testimony prepared lor delivery before the i;iena te Finance Committee. Gold is Director of the Intergovernmental Finance Project for the National Conference of State Legislatures. He said Ohlo wUl rank 38th In combined state and local taxes paid per $1,1m of personal income In 1984 and that Ohio would rank 37th In state taxes paid. Gold said both of those ranldngs would be lower If Dlinois, Oregon and possibly other states pass expected tax increases later this year , Ohio may join waste compact COLUMBUS - More testimony was requested by a House committee today on Ohio's future options lor radioactive waste disposal. Rep. Jolm D. Thompson , 0-Cieveland, is sponsoring one proposal In the form of a bUl Joining Ohio In the Midwest Interstate Compact on Low Level Radioactive Waste. Fifteen other states also are eligible lor entry into the Midwest pact, under which they would deal with the federal government as a unit on the question allocating disposal sites. Thompson's blll went before a House finance subCommittee as lawmakers returned from weekend recess to begin what Is expected to be one of the busiest weeks of the year. The Senate Finance Committee continued hearing testimony on C".ov. Richard Celeste's two-year state budget but. with recommendations due from two other Senate committees education and ways and means - which studied the $25 bllllon spending document. Gas prices up, but stablizing CINCINNATI - Ohio gasoUne prices Jumped an average of 13 cents a gallon between Easter and Memorial Day, but experts say continued weak demand wm put a lid on further increases. "Everybody feels that If there is a price increase, It wlU be moderate, " said Mike Kunnen, president of the Greater Cincinnati Gasoline Dealers Association, which covers southern Ohio and northern Kentucky . The Cincinnati Automobile Club reported a substantial increase in prices during the first half of the year, but It said Ohio has the lowest prices overall of the six Great Lakes states. Before Easter, the American Automobile Association reported regular self-serve gasoline sold at an average of $Ul4 per gallon while unleaded averaged $1;11 and prem'lum unleaded averaged $1.25. ·. By Memorial Day, regular gasoUne was selilng for $1.17, unleaded for $124 and unleaded premium lor $1.38 a gallon . Fdr bapkyaJrd,canillfng!O •~ l)tue 58x67x40Hn, Ohio forecast Oear but muggy tonight Low 65-70. Winds southerly less than 10 mph. Wednesday, partly cloudy and humklwlth40percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High 85-90. · Extended forecast 1.3 •Qt•.Stalnilll OtlrL-~ StMIBowl Perfect for mll(lng and . ·4 ll. serving party-size salads and snacks! 1 · IIIII Thursday .through Saturday: Chance of showers or thunderstonns each day. Highs In the upper ros to low !Kls through the period. Overnight lows 6().65 early Thursday and in upper 50s to low SUs Friday and Saturday. • c.Nnlo June 15 Wlntl Cllllltee· 1 A11rict!Va 'Chlmea make a pleeaant touni:ll Choice oJ deaJgn•. · <44 , . . , • do Sale Now In Progress BEN FRANKLII)j SAVE!' --...Rail's • Middleport, Ohio ordinance cs)abilshing t h<' ('('()· nomic devPioprnrnt account fund . Thl' resigna tion of Charles CasS<•il rrom the Recreation Comm ission was accepted and Brll'n Conde was naml'd to 1111 the le1m ofoffleewhich cxpiiTh [)('(> . :n. 198'i. r ounc ll agreed on a plan for I~ ha s m sl owr $14,101. Coundiman King pn•sl'nled a perlt lon bl'arlng slgna tuo·es of 54 rPsldmt s of South S..•cond and South ·nolrd AvPnue prolpstlng the noiS<· pmbl<>ms latl' alnlghl a nd charg! n!< hx iC'ral " racp tratks " . rf'Vf'nuf' sharing fund s whlrh will amount to about $11,:01. C'ou nr ll d<'S igna t('(t $.'i.tKXJ oft h<' tota I to gu to thP g<'nrra l fu nd ancl $1i:~KI to the stff'l.'t fund . Mayor Hoffma n rr porh'(J thai Dick NI'Wl'll of Cablmtl'rtalnmt•nl will meet with eouncil a t the next r<~,>'Uiar session. Council voled aS:~Xl contribution to I•'C'f'nl'y.l3••nnl'tt Post 128, Aml'rlcan Legion, to be a pplied on lhP pu rchaSl' of a bronz<· plaqu<' which will honor the Ia!<' J immy St!'wa rt and thl' laic Ed Bm nctt . Middleport residl'nt who won the Cohf(ll'sslonal Medal of lionor. C'eremonii'S will Ill' planned by Ihe post and a location selected, Councilman Bob Gilmore re(iortl'!l. c ouncil President Carl Horky will check w ll h !he C'f'metery trustees on a suggesllon that cem eteries be named In honor of the two CongrPSslonal M<'!lal winners. Council discussed an extensive lmprovemenl loa ditch on Mlddlepol1 HilL Coundtman Allen King stated thai he felt grati ng s hould be added to the improvemenl . How· I'Ver, Mayor Holtman said that rt'!les!gn might be involwd and that wa.s lmprac t leal s\ncf• t hl' pro jPCI tha i thf' Sfl t 'f'l s wrrt' bfo\ng uSf'd as a proiJ\(~m w ith noise latP a t nigh1. ll's just a rnattl'r of limP iJcforP sommne gets klll1'!1 In "Wf'' vt~ ~ol this town", Cou ncilma n K lng sald. Mayor Hoffm an said lhat extra offl ec rs a ll' w orking o n the week<•nds in M attempt IOPOp<'WIIh the · pmblem a nd vowed !hal pollee wUI kl'<'p working at II. This IE'ad lo a l('ng1 hy discussion wllh Police Chief .J. .J. Cn>mm ns on the gm era} problems lnvolvl'd In maintaining ordPr In th<' town . Mayor Hoffman was req uested to secuo'<' sample ordlnant'es on noise ortl ina n('('S. 'l11ere was a discussion on the need for reloca ting strce l lights In severa l loca tions and the sto'Et•t committee was asked to prepare a list of streets to he paved this year. It was also agreed to rebrlck one slreet. Yards needing mowed were named by Councilman .Jack Satlerfleld . At1ending were Mayor Hoffman, Clerk Jon Buck and Councilmen Horky, King, William Walters, Dl'w<'y Horton, Gilmore and Satterfield . Wehrung resigns post Pomeroy Council hires firm for Preliminary plans on the renovation along with grant appllmtlons will be presented to council at Its regular meeting Monday night Welrnutg Re8lp!l In a surprise action, Larry Wehrung, preside nt of councu. resigned that post He wUI continue to seove the remaining two years of his term on council. No proj~ct reason for the resignation was given . Council lhen e lec led Bruce Reed as president . In the aooence of Mayor Clarence Andrews, Wehrung presided at the meeting. Others attending were Council members, Betty Barorilck, Reed, John Anderson, Bill Young, Harold Brown, and Clerk Ellen Rought . .Annual frog jump. scheduled Saturday, June 25 . CHECK THESE PAGES FOR BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT improved. In regard to other commu nit y Improvement projects plann<>d by officials, a letter was read hu m lh<' U. S. Corps of EnginN'rs. Thf' letter was in reply to an Inte ntion expressed by council of exte nding the recrea tion al fadlitif>s o f the marina . The iettPr stat<'!! that technical assist ance could be' pm· vided by the CollJS as well as on sill' consullalion but tha i the Corps ca nnel provide drawing and e ng! · ncerlng services. ThPre cou ld bl' financial help through thP Cor:ps of Engineers depending on the vii · iage'sq ua ilflcallon as a non-federa l sponsor. Howi'Ver, funds for caroy lng out any of the work invoiV<'!I would not be avallabiP unt ll th<' fiscal year of 1986, the teller staled . Cost sharlnglson a5().50basls. At th<' suggestion of Mayor Hoffman It w<is agreed to work with the Recrcallon Comm ission In getting a plan on what Improvement s are to be mad!' a t the marina . Mayor Hoffman lndl~at ed that lhe technical a ssist· a nce of the corps wUI be quite beneficial as the vl ll ag~ moVPs towards the mar ina Pxpanslon . Council approved the report of fi nes and fees of Mayor Hoffman for the month of May. The total receipts were $6393. Mayor Hoffman ,... ported that the yearly update of ordinances has been completed and a second reading was given to an Mike Noel, the architect hired , wUI m eet with Shields here some· Pomeroy VIU;Ige Hall into o!flce time this week to begin preliminary spaeewas hlredat aspeclal meeting plans for converting the second Door of Pomeroy VIDageCouncll Monday or the old Pomeroy senior high night. school buDding into offlee space. It Kim Shields, consultant, was a t had been reported at an eariler the meeting to discuss grants which. · meeting the vWage has received might be avaUable to the vUiage, at inquiries on renting olllce space In least one with a June 30 appUcation the building. deadline. :o -'I Meet ing In regular session Mon· day night, Middlepm1 Village CouncU agreed to make a pplications for several community improvement grants . Council agreed to apply for • • Economic Development Agency grant of from$40,1mto$.'iO,Imwhich would provide funds to remodel village hall and extend offices of village hall Into thP awa or the former fire stat ion. Council agreed to apply for a second E DA grant which would provide som e $L'I3,1m for the Installation of a new right Inch diameter water line In the Fourth St. area. Both grantsareon a ~ percent federal money a nd 20 percent local money basis. Council also agreed , in cooperation with the Middleport Recrea tion Comm issiOn, to apply for a Departmenl of Natural Resources, 50 percent grant totaling $12,cm. These moneys, if approved, would be used for Ughtlng the tennis court s andresuriacing the basketball couns at HaningPr Park. Mayor Fred Hoffman a nnounced a Department of Natural Resources Grimt a pplication has been tued , as ~pproved by councU, and this grant ' would provide m42.95 lor park development and $17.157 for tree planting and beautification of the main streets of tM toWn. The town wlll receive word by July I as to wheth<>r the application has been . An architect to draw up plans for ·1:.pty, chOice ol colora. Stook up now lor cooko!Jl llld plqniC -.on• 117 House. The Oag wW be presented to President lteBKIUI !U1d th• muntry by the Gre.RI i\merican Flag Fund lllter today. The size of thL• Dog ls210'•41llt. Today L• Flog Day In the U.S. (AI' Laserpholo) Middleport Council will apply for grants t11f renovation of the second noor of I' to II I ' I printed appro:cimately 90 days prior ~~~m•~l n ;tock ~urlng the sale period . Because this cir~ular Is cases non ·stJipment of an item ~ ate, t ere could be an unforeseen delav . or in some suitable substitute , We rese~v~~~=~;e~,~~ovr:~~~~;;nienc~ and will , to. the best of our ability, offer • effect only during the sale period white·:uantitieslast. " quanllty on some ~~ems and sp~ciat prices areln ' TWO 1\CRE 1\MERICi\N FlAG - 1\ huge i\merlcan Flag covering two oores, Is spread .oul on the Ellipse at the base of the W11Shlngton Monument Tuesday momlng, just South of the White I"'BB!lCAAJ''' - fte Jllet!qee' Weedllr 8erv1oe ....WU'niER * ...,_,. w from lheCllllllNI GullofMIIIr!ao&e t , • ., 1111111 fNm 1M Mlthllll& at 1111 Ceroiii!M. Clear, eool w 1 tltr II fence~& far llle e lltn w. Wena W&l&ber lilac :MI .... , EM&. (API .I : ' 14ol . ' The annual Ohio Slate Champion· ship Frog Jump, held dl\flng Big Bend Regatta, will be featured Saturday, June 25, at 5 p.m. at Meigs High School Football Stadium. Joe Clark Is Grand Croaker, Hank Clelalld Is Grand Croaker in charge of vice, and Dave Jenkins ani) Terry Spencer are the •, chairmen. Persons may register for the event npw up to the time or the event. In the senior division the first , seconed and third prize res'pec· ·lively, Is $150, $75 and $25; J~r division, $100, $50 and $25, Anyone breaking the world's record will be awarded $lJO, In the frog straight race the champion .will be awared $25. The llrst entry Is free, for each entry thereaf«Jr will cost $1. Senlo~ . entry Is $2.50, children under 15, $1.50, and Grande ~rby entry is $25, For ad vaneed entry ·and add!· tiona! information write Meigs County Jaycees. Ohio Society for Promotion or Bullfrogs, Attn.: D. Jenkins. Box 603, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or phone .Jenkins at 614·9!11· 3'761 or Terry Spencer at 614·992· 71!/2, �Tuesday, June 14, 1983 Baltimore slips past Milwaukee =:2-~ Daily 5enti~l Commentary Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohto Tuesday, June 14, 1983 ByBENWAUCER AP!IpcJrU Writer A union to talk to The Daily Sentinel Born In New York Clty In 1928, he WASHINGTQN President was graduated !rom the University Reagan abruptly has come to IUe cm the matter of our public schools. He of IIUnols with honors In phUosophy. After graduate studies a 1 Colum· has declcled to lake on the powerful bl'lf he went Into edUCation as a National E:ducatlon Assbelatlon teacher of mathematics In New (NEA) on such Issues as merit pay York's public schools. A rnUltant for teachers, and this Is a battle he liberal and union activist, he took a can win. But somewhere along the leading roie In forming the United line he ought also talk to NEA's Federation of Teachers in 1961. In rival union, the American Federa1974 be began the first of his five tion of Teachers (AIT) . Up to a terms In o!!lce as president of the point, the president might find an AFr. unexpected ally. No doobt about It, Shanker has It Is pleasant to observe how the fought for higher salaries for his battleground has shifted, just In the members, butthroughoutthe union six weeks since the National past decade he also has been Commission on Excellence in campaigning for excellence In Educa lion laid down Its barrage of teacher tra ining and In course criticism of the public schools. As offerings. His counterpart at the far back as I can remember- and NEA, Willard H. McGuire, recenUy that goes back to my days as a has made murmuring noises ·to the reporter 40 years ago - the fight same effect, but the NEA's long has Involved money only. Before history of shrill opposition io these city councils, county boards and reforms speaks for Itself. When the state legislatUres, the one liara· president voiced his support last mount question had to do with month for merit pay, McGuire teacher salaries: It was money, money, money. Now the growing consensus Is to this effect: White more money of course will . be required U the commission's recommendations are to be fulfilled, money-alone Is not the IJe.all a nd end·all. The competence of teachers, the prepa· ration of teachers, the toughness of high school courses, the requirements for high school graduation all these suddenly have come to the fore. The Issue Is no longer the cost of public ed~callon, but the quality of public 'education. My own first reaction to the commission's report was pesstmls· lie. I have seen dozens of such reports and recommendations IJe. fore, and nothing hascomeof any of them. I'm a little more optimistic after an Interview with Albert Shanker, president of the AFT. On such critical Issues as merit pay for ~;,~ teachers and the whole buslneo:s of competency tests, Shanker has convictions far removed from those of the NEA. Shanker Is an Interesting fellow. Ill Court Street ' Pome~oy, Ohio Dt:VOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA Ll'h ttm~ l""'r'"L..JL-.,....r'T"Wa~.~=~~ ~v . ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhll!dlf'r P~T WHITEIIEAD AMMI""-11.nt Puhliilih .. r / {'onlruller ]ames ]. Kilpatrick BOB HOEFLICH General Ma.na.~:er DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor ,\ MEMBER of TI1l' 1\lo;II;OCiated PreM, Inland DIU.Iy Pr~ !\f;f;oclutkln und the Amerh:an Nf'w~tpaper l'uhll!d.:!n~ i\.lwioclaUon. I.EM'Ef(.lo} OF OPINION an• weloomed . They !thuuJd heN than 300 wcm:bi Jon~ . 1\11 lel1eni llft! suhjed to ed.ltln,e Wid mllflll he ~gned with name, ltd~ ~~~ ~iephone numher. No u~lgned ~Ucrs \o\111 be puhUHhed. LeUent ~nuld he In gOOd taste, ad~ !tin,;: Niues, nol pt'I'NOnalltles. \ · · Old 'habits persist Amerl~a·s determination to give up big cars may be as hard to keep as those earlier resolutions to boyco!! coffee because of high prices and qui! cigarettes for reasons of heal! h. The latter two have sJrvived and some might say thrived In spite of highly publicized campaigns by consumer groups to show who was boss In the marketplace. And now, after the most expensive shift of consumer tastes ·ever - to smaUer, more fuel .efflclent automobiles- thP big car Is coming back, and carmakers say the return Is In response to public demand. Otherwise, say automakers. they would not be Inclined to risk heavy· fines by the federal government, which Insists that the average miles per gaUon of all vehicles produced by a company this year not exceed 26. Giving up products, such as big cars, is similar to giving up old habitS, such as smoking: U the Item continues to serve a purpose or lUI a need it will he bought. Only when It ceases to do so Is It dropped forever. Which Is to say that some products thai are given up for dead are bound to be resurrected when the marketplace Is "right" again . There Is plenty of precedent for this latest shlft of tastes, and you need not leave the automobile Industry to find them. • The digital timepiece has not made the dial watch passe. Nor has the simple cradle telephone been replaced by fancy new design.;. Perhaps the sharpest of all turnabouts Is In financing. Do you reca ll the "demise" three years ago of the fixed · rate, tong· term home mortgage? And more recently, have you noticed how eager some lenders are to have you accept one? Do you recall in the midst of the recession how pecple learned toeut out or llmlt their use of what they considered nonessentials , such as a ir travel? Did you noticed that In May all but oneofl4 American a ir· carriers reported Increases In revenue passenger miles? · These examples have a I least one thing In common : At a given time they either served or failed to serve a buyer's willingness and ablllty lo buy. In the midst o( fears about fupl availability at a reasonable price the smaller automobile came Into Its own. The convertible was discarded when safety was stressed. The long·term mortgage was nearly discarded WASHINGTON- As the vaca· because of high Interest rales, but came back when rates fell . Uon season opens, our national In each Instance a tendency existed even on the part of those who supply parks are being hlt by an epidemic such products to write them off forever. Even bank pn,sldcnts composed of muggtngs, rapes and drug elegies to the fixed mortgages, whose praises they now sing. trafficking. It's getting to the point The return of the big car represents several changes: The apparent end that vacatlon!!tg families could of the recession, lower Interest rates, the decline in gasoline prices and the . have as much to fear In the miles-per-gallon Improvement even for larger veWcles. picturesque na tional parklands as But, It seems, It never was made obsolete, like the horse and chariot. they do In the seamier sections of major U.S. cities. Especially In the nation's capital, which probably has more law enforcement personnel of various kinds than anyplace In the free world, visitors are not Immune from criminal elements who look on the federal parks as happy hunting grounds : drug pushers, for lnslance. U.S. Park Pollee routinely find dozens of syringes littering a scenic Potomac River outlOo;>k In nearby VIrginia; It 's the first reasonably secluded spot where a heroin user can shoot up on his way out of the District of Columbia. On AprU 21, a Park Pollee detective and an alleged dope pusher had a shootout al the Washington Monument after a busload of South Carolina high 0&--- denounced the proposition as a "dlsg'raceful assault on the teach· ing profession." Shanker is made of different stuff. He looks with scorn upon the preparatory courses equlred In many teachers' colleges: The courses are "boring and deadly and repel a good many students ." Should beglnnlrig teachers be tested for competency before they are gtven jobs In the classrooms? Shanker seems offended that the question should even be asked . "Of ·course," he says. He wants the secondary sehois to shake off their "Mickey Mouse courses"; he wants more homework; he wants to get rid of. soft electlv'es; he wants "no nonsens e" discipline In the classroom . I would not misreprese nt Shanker as a born-again apostle of the gospel according to Russell Kirk and Mortimer Smith. Shanker also Is Interested In money, money, money for his teachers. Even so, his Berry's World ., .. .--... " We 're not going to get ANYWHERE unless you stop calling me 'MXBREATH'I" · . Today in history Today Is Tuesday, June 14, the !65th day of1983. Thereare200days left 1n the year. Today's highlight in history: On June 14, 1940, German forces occupied Paris during World War II. On this date: . In lim, Napoleon Bonaparte defeated Austrian forces at the Battle of Marengo, conquering Italy: In l949, the state of VIetnam was established In Saigon under Bao Dal In l967, a U.S. Mariner spacecraft was launched toward Venus to try 1 ~ learn U that planet could support ute. , In 1975, the Soviet Union launched Its second spacecraft 1n six days toward Venus lor an October rendezvous designed to land one or tw0 capsu)es on that planet. Ten, years ago: Jeb Magruder, former deputy ~tor of President Nixon s re-election campaign, told a Senate corntnlttee how he aild Qthers had plotted the Watergate break·ln and roverup. . F1vt years ago: .Presldenl Jimmy Carter said Cuba could have done more to prevent an Invasion of the Congo's Shaba Province by Angola One year ago:. The Sov1et l,lnlon.warned Israel that developments 1n Mlddlr East could not help llf!ectlng Sov1et Interests. 'I'od41y's birthdays: Stnger.actor Burl Ives Is 74. Journalist and former White Houte news secretary,PI~ SaUnger Is 58. ~ht tor today: "Initiative Is doing the right thing without being told. -VIctor Hugo, Ji'renc)l wrltet (l!m·lll85). · a the --~--~·---'--·-· } __ -- { \ '1. lack Anderson you don 't have a crime problem," one disgusted Park Police officer told my reporters Dale Van Alta and Leslie Adler. The April 21 Incident at the Washington Monument finally con· vlnced the understaffed, over. worked Park Pollee officers lhat they should take lhelr complaint. to Capitol Hill. where they found a receptive audience In Rep. Stan Parris, RVa. They unloaded one horror story after another. Parris asked Interior Secretary James Watt to confer with him and Rep. Manuel Lujan Jr., R -N.M., a member of the House Interior Comml!!ee . They got together on May 17, and Parris began to read from 100 Park Pollee officers' reports. Watt seemed shocked by the accounts. After hearing only . a half<lozen of the reports, he said that was enough; he was convinced . "We have a serious proble m, " he told the congressman. In other words, Interior's top man believed the man In the ranks rather than their supervisors, who A bookseller's fair I . attended the American Book· sellers Convention In Dallas last week. Almost everyone who has a book coming out this fall was there. Erma Bombeck, aecompanled by Nancy Reagan's personal hairdresser, arid her two favorite dress designers, Halston and Hubert Glvenchy on each arm, was there. Russell Baker, the famous colum· nlst, was there handlngout$100bllls from his Pulitzer Prize money to booksellers. Lana Turner, who teUs all In her book, and then publicly told oil her publisher at the convention, was there. had been glossing over the gro"ong narcotics problem In their reports to Watt. The secretary Immediately promised to set up a special narcotics task force for the national parks. The trouble with that response Is · that the members of the task force will be drawn from the ranks of the understaffed Park Pollee force . This will leave even fewer officers to patrol the parks. And It will do nothing to solve what Park Police sources see as the underlying problem: Park Service Director Russell Dickenson and top Interior Department aides are " uncomfortable" having cops In their organization and favor the ill·lra lned rangers over the pollee. In fact, Dickenson has reportedly given his regional directors the option of dropping from ·their offices the Park Pollee captains assigned· to them - the only professional crime fighters who now ride herd on the park rangers' attempts to keep criminals from Infesting our na· llonal parks . Art Buchwald nap. The controversy at the ~was being held In a few days. convention was between the Brlllsh '\ Miss Maclalne refused to name press and Miss MacLatne over the him, saying Gerry was a composlve fact she would not reveal the true of many of her lovers. This did not stop the enraged Identity of the M.P. British reporters from trying to At a press conference, the British break Miss Mac Laine down . press and television felt Miss One asked, "Do you realize this MacLatne owed It to their readers person could possibly become and viewers to name Gerry, Prl me Minister•" because It could have an Important 'To wh1ch Miss MacLalne reeffect on the British election which sponded, "Well, It wasn't Margaret Thatcher, if that's what you're driving at ." • So much for the excitement at the book convention. There were some Important trends In publications at the fair. For example, there seem to he fewer books coming out this faD on how to have a successful sex life, and a lot more on home computers. Waller Cronkite, Bubba Smith, Dinah Shore and Dr. Seuss were there. And so was Shirley MacLalne. The biggest furor at the conven· tlon, since neither Seymour Hersh nor Henry Kissinger was there,-wa.s caused by Miss 1-!acLalne's book, "Out on a Limb," a memoir of ~r clandestine love affair with a well·known British Member of ParUament, unidentified, except for the fact that he had a missing Index finger. In the llook his name Is Gerry, and because of the love affair, Miss MacLalne becomes Involved In a soul search which leads her to believe that she has lived many times in the past and this time around Isn't the llrst lite she's been' with Gerry. Miss MacLatne makes a ~trong case for reinCarnation. But this Isn't what caused the Cal Rlpken Jr. got revenge and put Baltimore In · front . Tippy Martinez made a perfect pitch and kept the Orioles ahead. Rlpken crashed a three run homer In the third Inning and then . Martinez escaped a nlnth·lnnlng Jam as the Orioles got past the MUwaukee Brewers 3-2 Monday night. Rlpken's homer, his lOth of the year, came In the third Inning off hard-luck loser Don Sutton, who hasn't won since May 1 and saw his recorddlpto4-4desplteasix·hi!!er. "Sutton struck me out three times In our series last week," Ripken said . "I wanted to even the score. It made me a little more determined." ' In other American League games, Cleveland routed New York ~. California tripped Chicago 74, Minnesota trounced Kansas City 94 and Texas beat SeatUe 5-2. Martinez, who reUeved In the eighth Inning and pitched out of a tw(H]n, no!IE'{)ut threat took a J.l lead lntotbe ninth. But Paul Molitor' belted his fifth homer to lead ott the inning and, one out later, Robin Yount singled and went to third on Cecil COOper's single. That brought up Ted Simmons, who had already stranded six baserunners. "Simmons isoneofthe best hitters in the league, but I'm a breaking ball pitcher and if I'm going to get beat by him, it's going to be with the breaking ball ," Martinez said. The reliever Induced Simmons to , hit a grounder to shortstop Ripken , who tossed to sec6nd baseman Lenn Sakata, who relayed the ball to Eddie MuiT3y to cornplete a gaJ'I'll'oendlng double play. "I gotlt right where I wanted II," said Martinez after earning his ninth save. The viCtory was BaltimoJ'e's lOth In 12 games. The Orioles have now beaten theBrewersl3ootofl71n the last two seasons. Milwaukee Manager Harvey Kuenn was powerlesstodoan)ithlng as the Brewers Jell 12 runners on base,lncludlngsixonthlrdbaseand three on second. "It was lrustmting with aU those opportunities. That's the way It's been lately with Sutton pitching," Kuenn said. Sutton wasn't nearly as disap· pointed with his pitch to Ripken as was with what he threw to Sakatawho singled .- and Dan Ford- who walked- before Ripken unloaded. "That wasn't the pitch that beat me," Sun on said of the homer. "The thing was getting behind on Sakata and the walk to Ford ." "I was trying to make perfect pitches to Ford and I got behind. r - pl!ched to him as If it was the bottom o! the ninth. 1 didn't force him to hit !be ball. With ourclub, that' sa dumb '· )J waylopltch." Baltimore rookie Allan Ramirez went the!]rstflvelnningsforhisflrs! major league decision. He gave up a ru'n In the fifth on slngles .by Rick Manning, Yount and Cooper. Sammy Stewart then reUeved Ramirez before Martinez was summoned. Angels 7, White Sox 4 DoUg DeCtnces and Tim Foil each delivered two-run singles for Cali· fomla , offsetting good performances by Chicago rookies Ron Kittle and Greg Walker. Foil's two. run single came In the second Inning off Brill Burns, 24. Foli later scored on Joe Ferguson's slngl~. The Angels added a pair of runs In the filth- aided by Chicago second basemanTony Bemazard·s double error- and DeCinces drove in two more runs In the seventh. Walker scored Chicago's first run with his third homer of the season. Kittle then tripled and scored on an Infield out. Kittle' s 14th homer In the sixth Inning came after Walker' s double. Rangers5, Mariners 2 . George Wright 's two. run triple Wghlighted a !hr.,.... run sixth inning ' 3-2 Sports briefs... . thatearrtedTexas . Mike Smtthsoo, 5-4, worked 6 1·3 Innings and allowed six Wis. John Butcher permlttect two hits the rest of the way for his third save. Bill Stein opened the Rangers sixth with a walk and Buddy BeD singled. Wright then tripled and scored on Pete O'Brien 'sstngle. Texas won despite committing three errors, ending their streak of 86 1·3 errorless Innings , a Rangers record. lndillllS 9, V ankees 0 Rick Sutcliffe sea ttered Sfven Wts to help recently reeling Cleveland. which pounded out 15 hits of its own. Sutcliffe. 7·2, struck out four and walked two as the Indians won for only the ninth time In the last 27 games . Gorman Thomas knocked In two runs. his first RBI since he was acquired from the Milwaukee Brewers In a trade June 6. Toby Harrah. Broderick P erkins and Julio Franco, who knocked In ·three runs , had ttu'e£' hit s apiece f01 Cleveland . J ay Howell. 0.3. took the loss for New York . whl~h lost its third stra ight and has dropped eight of 11. BASEBALL . NEW YORK (API - Detroit Tigers second baseman Lou Whl· taker, who drove In sl~ runs and scored nine while blittlng .486 last week, was named the' American League Player of the Week. Whitaker also rapped out four doubles and three triples as the Tigers won six games 1n a row. NEW YORK (AP ) - Ca tcher JodyDavisoftheChlcagoCubswas named National League Player of theWeekafterbattlng .5001n his last 14 at -bats. Davlsdrovelnl0run$andscorro three, collecting two doubles a nd three home runs, Including his first career grand slam. TENNIS EASTBOURNE . England (API - Ma111na Navratllova beat Elise Burgin, fi.2, fi.4 in first ·round competit ion of the BMW Women 's Grass Court Tennis Championships. In other matches, Andrea J aeger defeated Candy Reynolds, 6-3, 7·6; Tracy Austin eliminated Anne .Hobbs, 1>4, fi.O; Heather Ludloff came back to beat Kathy l;linaldl. J 6. 7·6, 6-1: and Marcella Yo.u've got what it takes. STEWART - Racine's Gene Adkins made it two victories In a row over top challenger Bob Adams, Jr. Saturday evening In the 25 lap feature for Super Late Models at SkYline Speedway . Adkins jumped from his front row starting position and led most · of the way despite several gallant efforts by Bob Adams, who at limes pulled beside · the hlgh·fiylng Ad kins. A late race burst of speed gave Adkins a comfortable lead at the finish. Adams, In the A55 "Black Bandit." streaked across the line In second, followed by Bernie Steimer In the Bl, Steve Armentrout In the Rice Auto Supply Special, Racine's Scott Wolfe In car No. 14, and Gene Johnson In the "Flying Dollar'' . Adams claimed top honors In the helmet dash as well as winning the Australian Pursull race.ln the dash Adams claimed victory over Ar· mentrout , Steimer and Wolfe. The evening was highlig hted by a photo finish In the Late Model feature as Parkersburg's John Harris edged Junior Ables · of Ravenswood at c fini sh. Ables led 24 and three-fourths laps but couldn't hold on as a leaking lire caused his car to limp across the line at th<' finish In second place. Ables shot Into the lead from his pole position and was well on his way lo victory, however, a wild crash Involving Jim Deeter and Joe Meemll -t ightened the field and erased Ables' big lead . Another ca r forced Deeter Into a spin coming out of turn four causing his car lo veer toward the retaining wall, while Meemll was bearing down on the throttle with no place to go. Both cars went airborne and Into the wall, but neither driver as Injured. Benny Hlckei of Pomeroy won the Late Model heat race over a tough field . , Gallipolis' Phil Davis won his he a I, then placed second In the feature to Harrisburg's Bob Keith. Racing continues this Saturday In all three divisions beginning at 7 p.m. Share the spirit. Share the refreshmen t. • "• " I ! !. .•. ; ~- i " Jacket-Panther Classic added to frog jump The Meigs County Jaycees today announced a new attraction for this · year's frog jump and frog derby festivities. It will be called the Yellow Jacket · Panther Oasslc. According to Jaycee President 'Brtan · Conde, the event wm be a competlton between a frog sponsored by the town of Pomeroy and one sponsored by Middleport. Jockeys for the two frogs will be named later. Conde stated the Jaycees will sponsor a trophy which will be awarded to · the mayor of the winning town, by the. mayor from the losing town. The trophy will be kept for the remainder or the year In the city · haD of the winning community. Conde said both Middleport J>omeroy otrlcla!s have Indicated to him that ihesearch IS underway!Qr that "Super Frog" to represent, the '• ...' . ' ..... .. . .'WHY, YOU · ~ M~N ./ II' . AND ~RI~V. TOO! ~-- I ---~. . --~ -·---"-~ Warning , The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ~ve . IDWDB. - - - . .,. -- --------....:::..--- -- • b ..... il ol\1::._(( 'v rl-fot . I.Jo;..rrs , Taos and -- .. ·---~-----------~-----"-· Meskerr downed CarUng Bassett , 0.2, 7.6. SOFIA , BUlgaria (API - Kras· simlr Lazarov defeated Leo Palin 5-7, 4.6, ~. 7·5, 0.4 to gtve Bulgaria~ J.2 victory over Finland In European Zone B DavlsCupcompetltiori. BRISTOL, England (AP I - Tlr11 WUkison upset John Alexander, 7·5. 0.2, In the first round of the WeSt ~ngland Championships. Tim Mayotte was also upse1 , losing 7·6, 0.4 to Nduko Odlzor. llie Nastase survived , downing Pat Cash, 1-6, 7·5, 0.3. : FLEMINGTON, N.J . (AP I ~ Grace Kim breezed past Stephanie Hales 6-0, S.O In the first round of the U.S. Tennis Association Women's Circuli of F lemington tournament.: In other action, KatWeen Curri· mlngs ousted Carol Christian S.l, 0.1: June Ferestlen t'lpped Cathy Farrell 0.1 , 6-2; Cec ilia Fernandez defeated Jan Blackstad 6-2. 0.0; Shelby Torrance beat Cricket Manuel7-6 (10.81, fi.4 ; JenniferPrah beat Joni Van Ryck deGrootfi.2. 0.2: Germaine Chaco oustrd Cristina Rozwadowskl 6-4. fi.l; and Shelly WalpolE' trtmmed .Jennifer F'uchs 2·6, 6-4, fi. L Racine driver ·wins second • race m row Bureaucrats haggle school students had been harassed on lhetr sightseeing tour. The 'liuspect was killed ; the officer was wounded. The National Park Service's response to this mounting evidence of crime has been curious. Instead of beefing up the 535-member Park Pollee, ot!lclals have been letting It wither away through attrition and are relying Instead on park rangers with little or no crime·flghtlng experience. According to congressional testimony , no Park Pollee officers have been hired since t!Bl, and some 60 vacancies have gone unfilled. Rather than admit the need for more professional pollee o!!lcers, Interior Department officials have for years minimized the threat to public safety. They were afraid that reports of crimes In national parks would scare the public away. To fool the ·press and public, my sources say, many actual crimes were downgraded to less serious offenses. "The rangers believe If you don't have a reporting system, approach Is fundamentally different from the kind o! negative approach the NEA has taken In Tennessee, tor one exrnapte, where the NEA temporarily ha,9 defeated Gov. Lamar Alexander's Innovative plan for master teachers. Shanker Is ready to talk construe. Uvely with the president, with governors and with leaders or Industry. I voice hope. II the president can capitalize on the leadership of AI Shanker and others of like mind, he can whip the NEA and gain political-' advantages In the process. Unless 1 am .wholly rrustaken; the. pecple generally are fed up - led to the teeth - with what they are getting for t.m bOlton a year In public education. On the big Issues of reform, the president has put hlmseU on the side of the angels . Mr. Reagan, meet Mr. Shanker; and Mr . Shanker, meet Mr . Reagan. The Daily Sentinel Page-3 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -- �,._...,......_. Ohio Scoreboard ... .· Majors E Muff11 y, Balt.lrnOre. 41: Samp&e, Ti!-JW. .1.1 m .1 72 .t l 21 \'I WE'\T DfVf;H)N .¥17 11 1S :D 19 .1;'7'! !)[/ ;l liz _'a\ 91 ~ IOI'J 'n ( 11\I'Qiro PlllfiWI"J;:'h , .,,.., York I a. A nl!('l~ .m :n :a .)1 19 Hoo!>lun Siln Dit>Eo Cin<'lnna l l .Y1 '!I .11 ~~ .11 .wi6 12 :.!fi :w •'londay " ~ (iiUl'\f'l'; I a. An-"'li's '1. n nctnmn i 1 f 'h if"<t.I!O 7. Nrw York .1 .J,\1 WlnfiPid. 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(' II\ II 1 J~IUI/IJI 'll l ' Jl]lr · h l n~ l(llll ' h ~T J.OU IS CA.HDI NAI..'\- At~!IJi n >tl ~'lu\'11 H11y lot tl. ullll t.\ IJI; I \'<' f . lrnrn 1\a 111 Mllm•"'"''·'· mrtrl' Orie l~ ~ IT" in f'ltf'h ,lllj.(l ' lor H piii.Vl'l" to 111\Rll~lil th'r Summer league results ATLANTA (AP)- Bowie Kulm's contract as commissioner of base· ball expires Aug. 1.2, and Hank Aaron Is the only applicant so far for the job. But the home run king and Hall of Farner feels he's being snubbed by baseba ll's hierarchy. "l waited for someone et~ to step forward. When nobody else dld, 1 derided I wou ld, " said the 49-yearold Aaron, who has been a vice president and director of player development for the Atlanta Braves since hls retirement seven years ago. Baseball owners voted In November not to retain Kuhn after the end of hls term ln August. But there has been a movement lately among some owners to· renominate Kuhn, who has been com missioner slnl!e 1969. Aaron, who hit 75.1 home runs In 23 major leaguesea.sOns, said bespoke to Bud Selig, owner of the Milwau kee Brewers and headoftheowrn>rs' eommission selection committ ee. That was a month ago. J . Rapp a single. T onja Salser suffered the loss on ihe mound good_~~: • Girls Action In •·ecent girls softball acilon Racine won I'Yo games by clos~ dectstons over the Middleport Wranglet'S 8-6 and the West Columbla Redsk.lns 6-3. Scioto Downs COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) -Nell Hanover, driven by· Dick Richardson Jr.. won the eighth r ace atScloto DoWIIS Monday night, flnlshinll the mile In 2: 011·5 to pay $4.60, $3.80and $3.60.' Trciy T paid $4,60 and $4.2j) In tile conditioned trot, and Lassie Hook paid $4.80. The filth race trlfecta or 2·!>-10 paid $1,095.90. A crowd of2,862 bet $::>7,:>65. ' • Eight of thenlnewlnnersMonday /light beat their own records, Aaron said baseball to limit team payrolls, to help needs stem soaring U: IUSPS 14>-llllO) A Dhlslon of Mulllmedta, Inc . Publi shf'd I?V('ry afternoon, Morid av through Friday, 11 1 Court Street. bv !hf. Ohio Vall<'Y Publishing Company . ·Mu t. 1imt'dia , In(' ., Pomeray, Ohio 457m, 992· 2156. SE>co nd class postage paid at p 0. m ero.'·· Ohio . Mcmhf>r : T hP A~soclaiE>d Pre-ss, In · land Dail y Pr'ess Assoclaton and the America n Newspaper Publisher s As. SHARING 7.13 Thtrd_ AvenuP, Ne w York . New POSTMASTER : Se nd address !o ThC' Dail~· Senti nel. 111 Co1.1.rl SL , Pomeroy, O hio .J~J769 ~UBSC HIMION RAT ES By ( 'arrler or Motor Route On£' \\'r <'k. ............. ................. $1.00 One Month ............... .. .......... .... $4.40 By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Dally Sentinel Staff One Yr ur .. .. ......~ ......... .. .......... $52 ,!:(1 SING LE COPY PRICEs Ev~>ryt hlng ' s coming up roses but ll:S always that way In June for Arthur and Beulah Stra uss. With more than 1lll roses In their garden nearing the peak of bloom, It's a spectacular slghtt Name any color, any var iety, and it 's there. Elegant whiles, deep reds, unusual orchids the Strauses have them all . And they're eager to share. VIsitors to the household r arely leave Without a bouquet. Several churches of the community flll altar vases regularly, and the couple have provided roses for weddings and other special occasions ahout town. Enhancing the garden settlng are two fountains Wit h colored lights. The most recent addillon Is a ........ ......... ......... 20 Ct'nt s Dail\ s _ubscribl"'rs no! d<'siring to pa y tht•C<H· rtl"'r ma .v. rC'mll in advancl' direct to 'T hf' Da il~' S(- nfln('l on 3, 6 or 12 month basis . Cr<•d it .wi ll be giV('n carrier ea ch month . 1\o " uh ~<' l ' i p ti o n ~ by t o w~ s whrrP hOmC' mail perm it ted in c arriC'r sr rvice is ava1lablt' . MAIL SUBSCR I PTIONS lnsld(' Ohiu 1."l Wf•r k ~ . .. ........ $14.04 ~ li WP Pks . $27..10 :-.~ ~\' f't' k 'i $.'11.4R Ou tsldt• Ohio 11 ''' salaries. and 10 change to interleague play or realignment of dlvlslons to create more geographic rlv~:,~e!iso afra id that being black ·.. , ................ .. m,t ~:l9 . &1 Wook.s .......... .................... 156.21 couldbeastumbllngblock. " I hope it Is not an Issue . But of •INDIV-ID. UAL •MARRIAGE cou NSELI'NG • FAMILY •CH ILDREN Calendar TUESDAY • .. This is a goal! know our players know about , and weare going to line up In Ute next three weeks and try to wln each of those games." The Dolphins of the National Football League played only 14 games in 1972 and won them all. They also won t hree post season #(ames that year, including the Suj)l'r Bow l, for a total of 17. The USFL ha~ an 1S-game regularseason schedule. •PROFESSIONAL •CONFIDENTIAL •AFFORDABLE RACINE - Racine Lodge 464, F&AM will meetTuesdayat7:30 p.m . Work In the entered apprentice degrce. All members urged to attend. · ~Insurance Covers Most Fees:j: POMEROY - The Southern Local Board of Educat ion will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m . In the . cafeteria at ihe high sc hool. WOODLAND CENTER, INC. WEDNESDAY , RUTLAND - Rutland F ire Department Ladit>s Auxiliary Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . at the firehou se. The annual July 4 ox roast will be discussed. All m embers are asked to an end. Opal Dyer will have the travel· ing pri ze. 992-2192' The Biggest Name in Little Computers ® SALES • SERVICE LEASING • TRAINING TESTS SET FQ R PQMERQY AREA · FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS lladiO lllaek TIIURSDAY MIDDLEPORT The Golden Rul!' Class of the Middle-port First Bapllst Church will have a covered dish dinner at t he homl' of Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes at 6 p.m. Thursday. MIDDLEPORT - The Middlepor t Child Co nservatlo n L eague Will hold a family plcnlc Thursday, June 16, 6: 30p.m . at the home o! Susie Soulsby. Each member, to bring covered dish and table service. Beveragl! wlll be provided. . Thursday June 16 9:00 Till 12:00 Noon Be Given By Mr. H. William MaHingly BELTONE C:onsultant Who Will Be At: Meigs Inn, Pomery, Ohio An,yone who has trouble hearing is welcome to have a hearing test usrng modern electronic equipment to detefine if his loss is one whtCh may be helped. Some of the causes of hearing loss will be ex· plained and diagrams of how the ear works will be shown. We Also Servic, and Rep~ir All Makes of Hearin1 Aids. Batteries And Supplies For All Makes For Sale IF YOU CANNOT COME IN . CALL THE HOTEL FOR AHOME APPOINTMENT. PHONE 992·3629 Arthur Strauss delights In sharing his beau!Uul roses. ' Roses abound at home of Middleport couple Yor k 10011 . wcrk ~ '~ ; Wf' C' k s ~ ~ Branham Newspaper Sales. fREE HEARl.NG Will Volllnteers from the fl.etlred Senior Volunteer J>l:ogram have concluded another successful year !be classrooms or I~ Meigs County.School System; an ongoing project of the past ten years. VIsits were made to live Special Education Classrooms In Southern and Meigs School Districts on a regularly scheduled basis. lntroduclng ceramics as well- ·as other craft projects to tbe 60 students Involved. Quarterly classroom vis· Its were limited to 30 minutes In length to acquaint students with a variety of craft media, but not to Interfere with their academic schedules . Raw clay was used to m old colorful pin dishes, which were painted and later fired ln the Senior Citizens kiln . Other craft projects Included Wl're: headed Christmas tree decorations, begonia seedling !donated from Hubbard's GreenhuouseJ and planted In handmade patchwork Rower pots, a foam clothes 'de--linter', and magnetic 'fell flower holders' for a Mother's Day project . ' '- The Daily Sentinel course that' s the first thing thai comes into their minds because of the !art that most of these owners are s.low about doing a lot of things, slow about hiring a black manager. You know damn well they' 11 be slow about hiring a black commissioner," he said . Aaron and Kuhn were at odds d~Jrlng Aaron's chase of Ruth's record when the commissioner was absent when Aaron hit his histor ic 715th home run, but Aaron said he has no hard feelings. " f think that Bowie should be considered il he want s the job. 1 j)l'rsonally don't have anyt hing against hlm. I know a lot of people aresayingl'mdolngit lo spiteBowle because we had som e \\'Ords a few years bark, a falling out." II screened gazeho where the rou ple and their friends can combine the enjoyment of the rose garden Wit h the coolness of a summer's evening away from the bugs. For Mrs. Strauss there are four "special" roses. Three of the pink ones date back to the 1930s when her parents lived there. Another goes back to the early 1900s when her grandfather lived in the sa me house. Mrs. Strauss recalls that In 19H when .her grandfather died. hls casket spray was created of roses from his own garden. Each rose is marked with a tag telling variety, and a specialsecllon features roses which have been selected as "rose of the year." Near he com er of Malo and South · Third In Middleport, where the Strauses live - everything's comIng up roses. " This !ICreened ' 01 .ro Chlnlcilra • Full-Size Klylllc lrd • Extended IA8IC L8nlulitl • W.lg.._LHI Then 4 1111. • Modllt OCI With 241< RAM J\111 .... (H-3102) The 'fRS.80 Model100 Portable Computer is~ ,_• wiltiiUplriOr features, is small iNIMitltt "1-'-~t 10 In your ~ •,_, -on "yatflw ao are letsenough you use Model 1oo • a Plf'IOIIII word proca 1~. telap.'lone lutc>dll« .0. dr8ll book lnd appointment calendlr. Accesllllctionic 111111, lnformltion ntiWorka, and Your olllce c:ompuiW ~ fll buill-in communicltions progrem and ~··· ' POMEROY - Meigs County residents have been asked to give blood for Etta r>iae Ellis, county Infirmary resident, at the visit of the American Red Cross Btoodmoblle, senior citizens center, WedneSday. Mts. Ellis, confined to the Intensive care tinlt of Holzer Medical Center, has used 4 pints of plood to date. 'Tholle giving In her behalf are asked to note that fact to the clerlcal stafl durlng Wednesay's blOOdmobile visit. Hours · that the unit will be In operation are 1 to 5: :MI p.m. No advailcl' registration Is ,...L----------...1 , , \ ' ' I required. Suceess of the classroom projects wasbasedonstudents'enthuslasm, , teachers ' participation and the rapport that developed between volunteer and student . Unhurried, grandmotherly assistance stlmu lated young, 'special students' to attempt som et hin g new and different. . Ten volunteers vlslted ' Eastern School District 10 partldpate in Chester Elementary School's celebratlon of Heritage Day. Students tasted 'freshly churned butter' on a crack!'r, listened 10 music from hand crafted musica l Instruments, teamed about the shoe cobbler's tools, Inspected hook and artifacts from a one-room schoolhouse, and watched as the fine ari of tattlng , q u 1111 n g a 0 d t y i 0 g was demonstrated . John Costanzo, Elementa ry Superlvlsor. contacted RSVP 1~ the fall of 1982 to Implement the knowledge of retlred persons Into the M eigs County School System , as resource persons In the classrooms . A list or Informative topics was complied and distributed through· out the school system. The R utland Remed ial Rmdlng Class beeamP Interested In life sty les of the earl y nin eteen hundreds, when they read " The Gift of Going Wlt houi" as a'r~sult, two volunteers vlslted the class· room to rel ate their llfrexperlenr es of a lime when 'lin tubs were used for bathtubs ' , and 'oil lamps wet~> used for lights'. Household articles such as 'sad' Irons, bultPr and randle molds. coffee grinder and rug heater were displayed to famlli arllze students with th~ many · 'chores' of 1hrit era. Students at Pomeroy Elemen, tary Kindergarten r lasS<•s enj oyed an hour of touching and lea .-nlng about the care of anima ls. A lamb, pet chick ens, and mo nkfly wrrP brought to th~ students to display the animal's lnvldl vldual eharar· . tr rl st\cs and ant ics. Teachers at S.'l ltsburv. Harri son· ville, Salem Cent r o· and Rutl and. requested two volunteers to display and demonstrate their hand cra fted Lite stuff In servtce Stall?ng the savage tan Sprague Marine Pfc. Paul A. Sprague, son of Hazel E·. Sprague of Route 3, Pomeroy, and Paul H . Sprague of 214 Cullman Road, Columbus, rec~nlly returned from a dl'ploy ment to Beirut, Lebanon while serving as a member of the multi-national peacekeeping force. He Is a mem ber of Battalion J,.andlng Team 216, 22nd Marine Amphibious Unit iNAU), Camp Lejeune, N.C. The 1.800 member 22nd MAU patrolled East Beirut In conjunction With the Lebanese Army, French and ltallan troops, . Marines were first ordered Io the war-torn nation In June 1982 to partlcipall' In the evacua tion of Am l'rlcan citizens and foreign nallonals. They r eturned to J.p. ba non In August 1982 to suj)l'rvlse the evacuation of the PLO, and In September 1982 as part of the multi-national j)l'acekeeping fore<'. Correction The ladles awtlllary of the Rutland Fire Departrment , not Chester as was reported, wUl meet June 15, at 7: D p.m . at the Rutland Fir e Station. Plans for an ox roast Wile made. All m embers are. urged to attend. By ,JA'VNE HOEFLICH 1 rolled out of bed last Satu rda y, said good morning to the dog and groggily peered out my window throu!(h half-closed eyes. The sight tha I greeted me was enough to shock me out of m y mornin g stupor, a task usually accomplished only by severa l cups of very strong tea. l looked at the calendar, then back outside. My jaw dropped open In disbelief- the su n WAS shining, on a Sa turday yet''' At last, 1 had an opportunity to work on my non-ex lstpnt ta n. Now, laying In thesun has always been an ordeal for me. nol to mention an expensive one. I sllpped Into m y designer swimsuit (it only cost me a week 's sa lary); dragged out my sun chair (the one w1th the rubber tubing that sticks to hot, greasy skl n J: covered that With my $20 renectlng blanket tllke NASA uses in the space program 1; smeared myse lf with coconut · scented French suntan oil (I can't even pronounce the name 1: and forged onto the lawn. Alter besting,! he chair In two out of three falls, I sal down, leaned by head back, closed m y eyes, and st arted to sweat. It was U o'cloc k ... l• jumped awake with a start . An · eternity must have passed! I was violently hot, my throat was parched, my skin, damp and sticky. Surely, I had gotten a horrible sunburn! I lifted my arm to glance at my watch . It was all of 11 : 15, 1 sighed, and rolled over for more agony . After laying face down for a few ·moment s. I became aware of a loud buzzing jus) above me, then anot her, and another. 1 lifted my llf'ad, and became aware of the sickenin g sweet odor of m y French tanning oi l. A nd then , l saw them : th ree kamikaze wasps hovering above, just walling to dlw in for a coconut binge. That was It! I stood up, peeled off 1he silver space blanket, draped It around m e like a toga, and fled Into the house, looking lor all the world like onP of Darth Vader's escaping prlsonp•·s. My mother stared In pu, Ltr ment . "It's not even 11 :30. Are you coming lnT' "NOt I'm ALREADY ln. and I'm staying tnt" I shouted, making my way to the refrl~eratorfor a glass of Iced tea to relieve my frustrations. Well- I have frlends who live to sunbathe In liM' summertime. They find It relaxing and enjoyable, and they naunt bronze complexions from the beginning of May. They look as though their deep tans have been painted on - beautiful! More power to I hem. - YM1 White Rubber . REG. .___ . $ 95 SQ YD ' . REG. 16.95 NOW $3 99 SQ. YD. KUT RITE CARPET 175 NORTH SECOND· MIDDLEPORT Chances are your home tS wor1h more than you real· 11e and wou ld cost far more to replace. pe'rhaps 50%. to 60%, than JUSt a lew years ago Has your honie .nsurance kept pace woth me steady nse 1n construct•on costs? Watt be happy to hetp you fond out It's part ol our serv1ce as an Independent 1nsu rance agency reprosentong State Auto Grve us a cal l You 'll find we·re fn ends you can depend on .AN t.::::n . RNEB.~ -s.r.t.. Sl•le Aulo lnaw•nc• - -DILEs·- A ''•f'"rl ~ ,.., problems . PH. 594-3571 444 W. UNION, ATHENS t-======== .D ad Deserves The Best. A Stihl® FS-61 brushcutter ... the ideal Father's Day gift. It'll make life easier by making a tough job more like fun . Only top quality's good enough for Dad. And only Stlhl has that quality. At lfWIIS . FOr HOme Insurance Our primary concern has been to provide good hearing through amplifica· tion, for thousands af individuals with hearing Juat wait until you see the aelec· · lion ot beauilful carpeting we '~e got In atore tor you! · The lineal aelectlon ot broadloom carpeting we've ever aaeembled ·11 the beat po. .lbfe prlcee . The lateat atylea & colora-Rio Roee, Sliver Spruce to Peach Bloom ~1nr . $695 SQ. yl), Instruments to the stuoent body. The Rutland Elementary School Invited the ~nlor Citizens Chorus and Kitchen Band to provide entertainment as part of their Christmas program for the stu· dent s. as they have done 1n past years. Throughout the '82·'83 school year , approximately 50 retired volunteers have participated .I n all three of the school districts to enlighten, ent ertain and develop programs connecting generaUons of older adults and youth. .. ·· ·- - HEARING AID CENTER SINCE 1949.... une Carpet Month Blood needed tK RAM Cot. No. H-3101 • Se"-C::ontlilned Direct-connect TelephoM Modem With Auto-Dieter • LMae Ohpley-8 FuH L1nH . AWAY FROM THE BUGS gazebo provides a place where tbe rose garden and colored fountains can he viewed on a sum·mer's e\·enlng away from mOSquitoes. Happenings • Powerful Bulh·ln Executive Ml~~~ge~Mnt Softw- Page-5 RSVP ·visits classes throughout county r~----;;~~.;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Stars want fans to know they're for real Wrangler hitters were Steffv English with two singles, Amy Radekln with fwo doubles and ~ single, Denise Gaveant wllh three s lng l~s. and Margie Baker, Julie By PHYlLIS MENSING Batey all wit h a single eaeh . Losin g Associated Press Writer pitcher Doo·t~'n Hatsel had no strike PHILADELPHIA (API - The outs and gave up thrce wa lks . Philadelphia Stars, hoping to Hit!('rs for Racine we~ Angie brighten up some disappointing Crupscr and Bridget Bing with two home att.endanre figures. want their s ing l~s each, Cry stal Hlll had four fans to know they' re not through s lng l~s . Tammy Holter wit h two winning. sing IPs and a double, Pa trece Circ le 11Jl> Stars became the first United with thrl'f' singles, Leanne Clar k, States Football League team to .Jennifer· Arnold, Carol Fisher, clinch a division title and a K~llic Mu llen, Angi~ Bostick and postseason playolf spot, with a 2.1-9 Lcsl"" Dudding all With a single victory over the New Jersey each. Winning pitcher for Racine Genera ls on Sunday . wras Crystal Hill with Pight Senior Softball But Carl Peterson, Stars presistrikeout s and six wa lks. In t h~ Sen lor Soft ba II l.mgue dent and general managl!r, sa id ln the seco nd ga m e West Colum Pomeroy brukr :.t 2·2 dC'adloe·k in 10 Monday the team could set other bia hitters were Wendy Neal, Stacie innings to <lrf< •ill thr not orious anot her mark before the season Hall , ShPlla Stewa rt , . Crvsta l Hlt -n· Missrs :1·2 "' Chao·m el ends . Turner ·s ba sP hi! drove home I hE' . F'owlf'l', Melissa KC'arns, Ntkki "ln the Mlaml Dolphlns' greatest winning r un. Richards. Stephanie Knapp and D. season, t ~ey had H regu lar-season Blake all wit h singles eadt. Losi ng Both ll'am s werP c rrdill'<.i wit h wins," said Peterson. " We can playing f'XCP IIr nt dPf('nS(' as SPV- , pitcher was Andrea Pyall with 1\110 match that, posslbtyeven su!1J3SSit , strike outs and fou t· walks . era I hard hit balls wrnt for outs in For Racin e the hitt ers , were thr cn-orlPSs rontPsl. Pomeroy Wendy Fry, Tammy Holter, Angie out hit its foe 8·7 as Anglr Hatfield. Meigs Boosters to G111es~r and l.eslee Dudding, all Bl•th Gloeckn<•r. und C. TumPr had a single each. Ca rol Fisher · meet this evening each slnglrd twice. Barb Hat field Leanne Clark, Bridget Bing, Jen: added a single, and H. Miller a M~lgs Athletic Boosters Will meet nlfer /\mold and Kellie Mullen had slng l~ . Barb Hatfield hurled the two singles each while Crysta l Hlll at the high school Tuesday at 7, 30 victory for the Poml•roy gals. had three singles. W inning pitcher p.m . All parents of junior high and LPading thP Hlt -n-Mlsses was was Crys tal Hill with two strikeouts hll(h school students are welcome to Eastrrn star Lf'a Ann Ga ul w ith two att end. and two wa lks. singles, Tonj a Sa lser a slnglr, Amber Warner a single, Michelle Sisson a si ngle, F . Fry·a single. and IJr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ In local li ttle league basdeball action 1he Rutl and lu'<ls blanked the Mason ·n.angcr!-1 5·0 behind the eleven strike-out pitchi ng (X'rfor · man ce of Kev in OIIPr and t lmrly Reds' hitting. Oi iPr picked up the . shut out win in a ncar Pf' li('('t . no.wa lk p('rform anCQ. E:. Pf'lrv suffered the loss for M ason whll~· McDermlt cam<' on in relief. Rutland took a 2·0 lcacl in the second . lhf'n added in surancP runs .•• . In the thIrd and flit h frames to coast In lor the win. Chris Hutton had a triple for the winners. Brndv .Johnson doubl<'<l . and Kevin Olle.r doubled . "To be very honest With you, I've been kind of disappointed In Bud Selig. I have not heard from hlrn since I talked With hlm, and I do know ·they are officially lnt.e rvlew· lng people for the job, " Aaron said In his office at Atlanta Stadium. "1 talked with Selig to let hlrn knowlwasseriousandwantedtobe consldered,andtoglvemethesame consideration as the other rand!dates, " Aaron said. "If he's golnglo bring them In and Interview them tor the job, I think he should bring m eln, too." Aaron, whose assault on the all-time home l'lln record drew nallonal attention until he hit No. 715 to break Babe Ru th's record on AprU8, 1974, rejects the thought that he may not be qualified for the job. Tuesday, June 14, 1983 . The draw for celebrities wlll be held at the Rlvl'rside club June 17 · years and in 1981 the Rockets won the Mld American title. The Diles tournamen t Is set for June 23 at Riverside Golf Club and some spots are still open In the field - although the celebrity field is Jam-packed. The cost is $150 and · mcludes a suj)l'r the night before at Royal Oak Park, prizes and gifts. Contestants may bring their Wives to the supper, although it is closed to the general public. Spectators are lnvled to watch the golf for free, alhtough there is no public parking at Riverside. Aaron feels he's "being snubb_e d' 1' 1TOfl f\(; l'l w~ l•lnnst P.l't'Wl, I'l l l:mt; t, 111. .JIO<!+, 2.119, 1'1 l'r>na ; ] J.J!> An~lf'!i, '11. H.1.1, ~ .'tl . Mun11 •ltl"'' '· Sail Dlo'l{<i , ~~I . KH '>.If!; S!rw11rt . Ia- l'lm.'f • lr~ . ~.1 . .Kt:L 1•"11111 1llmw11 ·l "lo .ol IJI •In 11t ! P!'I"' 1i despit e a starts. · Stobart has a fine record of accompl!Stunent, having coached champlonshjlp teams at three d!Uerent high schools before joining he collegl' coaching ranks ori the staff at .Marshall. From there he movedto the u nlverstty of Clncln· nail, then joined Bo Schem· bechler ' s staff at Miami. When Schembechier took the Michigan job, he took Stobai1 wlthlm - and Chuck stayed there untll he took his first college head roaching job at Toledo, He coached at Toledo five .~f' nt a ll v<'. J\llgrli"!i, 1:1. t~I'"JSTI'r. Nrw York. l'l . 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Sur1 F'rand!'>!11, 1~ : G UI ' fll'I'IF, Los r, 'll . 1n1 ~ "tt, TUdor . 13o!;ton, Y.l Ttllm. ll nuston, 'M: Dawsu n. :"\1F)I'l ]n•:il, 7\ ;\ol llllJhY. A l l:tll l~ t . '{H, (;;If VI '\ . \i 111 fl if"J.:U, l ik, /)j)VP('" , .\'I[Jilll'f' itJ. ~ . It lt.unlw1, Atl ;ml ro. +~ I )(JUIII.ES Da ~n . Mnnlt'l'ltl . 17. .J H.1\' , l'II!Sburj;:h, 1h. . I I 'rw , 1] 11\JSI()tl , J;l, r;:"''' ~ · San !J ii'J!'I, 1~. (J IIYI•r , Mon 1r1•al. 1'1 '11UPI J :S : Morf'Tin. ll uu~ t rm , 7: Dill'.' son. Mmlrf'al, 5: Wa sttln(:'lon . Allan ~ . :,. fi a n> llr<J wltll,oJ t iOME RUNS· Murphy, AtJW\t;j . 17; Bttll ltTll>rP 't, Mll~~>· a u kr• •:; California 7, f 'h lo · a ~, q Mlnni'S01tt !l, K11 nsrr.' ( 'itv •I T 1•1c.as !i, Si':ttllr• ~ Only ~ amr "' M'tlfdulr,l T'uo'!id :q •',_ ( ; IUIU!'o (l;lklitrill 1 \Jili ~ ' !V. U, Jo:) ·1 ~ 1 :11 TUIYJil)(o Nt'.l• YQrk IShlllr'\ tSI'Jrr'll.'il'/1 "!. lit, •nt SU tton, Mil Oc>trotr , flit, home run and contributed," Mar· shallsald. " Bothhitstodayhelpedlo gl!t some runs. That's what It's all abbut." . Marshall'shomerfollowedoneby Yeager -In the seventh Inning and gave Valenzuela a J.Ocushion at the time. 1 PlraleS 4, Expos 3 Riehle Hebner drove In the tying run with a plnch·hll double, then scored the winning run on an error as Pittsburgh rallied lor three runs In the seventh Inning · to beat Montreaw. 11!'1"!-.: MundiQ''.~ fi11UW1• ("Jo'VP\all d !t, Nrw York II 1l 'IJIIl•'" ' g School and Ohio University athlete, now the head loot ball coach at the University o! Utah, will tee 1t up on the Dave Dlles-Appalachla golf tournament S b · v to art has played In the Diles e ent ev~ry year and was honored ~~r~ip~~nt o!oneo! the coveted uy awards. He took the ~tah coaching j ob more than a year ;o and coached hls firs t team I ere to ftve victories In eleven " fflo1 !' M'J.~T llfVf;ll\~ ( ',tl llorn t.t ffi. :rn. ~·· .,ll, ••n ,.,i ',:.IIi '! 1<, ·H K Toronlo. a grip on thtrigs again. "As of late, he's just suj)l'rb," said catcher Steve Yeager after handling the left-tumder's fifth straight victory, a 5-1 deciSion f11/er the Cincinnati Reds Monday. Valenzuela, wlnnlng hiS eighth game In 10 deciSions. stopped the Reds on a sharp five--hitter, striking out six and walking but threl> In a thoroug hly aggressive performance. "This time I stayed ahead of the hltteere In the National League, hisC::~~e Stobart ,Is coming back to The fo:~?·Mlddleport HI h SA \'F.~ · Qui.v-nt:.>rry KanAA.t. rll\ . 11i. l"aud!ll. ~ allll'. J:t: StanJt;-.·. lloslon. U. I.QCX'l, r.Jrt ra \1 . 9: T .rtlrw•l . Ba lllmo rr. Y I'>ATIONAL Lfo.:AGUt: HATI'I NC t l.l"J ill hal.~t · M~ . S t. JJJIJI ~. Jl mdrlr k. St l..ruls, J.Yl [lawson, Mnntrml , ..i!\1: M11dkx' ll , Pltl.~ lAJfJ;:h. .:rtn MUrJ>hy . ~tlai\1.1 , .l!:ti. n.u :-o."'\ M w ·p\1). Atlam a. 'iol , Ciarvf>\, 'ian ll~f.! . .lfi. E v an~. San F'n rndsc.u. U . Horrr>r, r\llanta . 41 , IJ•M as tl'r . Si!n f r'iln rl:-.~ '11 :IIi: Hi!lnN., Muntwal, ·IIi. ltBI ~llrplw . AUanla . ~ 1 . HC'IIdrlrloc , St.I.LUI.o;, l!i. I >JW!IOII, M omn•al, till: G~r · 111 ·r . JII)Jston. 411". T Kr'llnf'd)·, San Dh~ . Wo'llno'NIIQ''" (ia11 - N r "o~,· SJ\f'b. season, Pittsburgh edged Montreal 4-3, Chicago turned back Nell' York 73,s Phi adelphia tting out the Reds for six Innings untO Cesar Cedeno hit a leadotr homer en the seventh. "Ha has a tendancy to get himself . In a little jam and pitch hlmsellout of It," said Yeager o! Valenzuela . . "Early In the season, he got himself · Into jams and coul!lh't get out; he just lost lt. But he's the old Valenzuela now.". Mike Marshall seems to have recovered his !onn, too. In a recent slump, the Dodger oul11elder hit a home run and singled to set up another score. "It's been a while since I've hlt a Chuck Stobart coming home for ·ones tourney l ")f"J(•Jand. 711< Mon1 s, Ort rolt. WU('("J1t , WdU kl'l' . ll t JU ~Ioo "' Sron r r ilnd.'>f•J • " " ,," ><"' " ii: York , 12 ~ r 'hl <'a~<:O 1Rulhv1'11 H I al Nf'w York tLyn("h 4· 21. 10 1 MIJOII"('a] t f{.oj(Pp., 'i l• <IT PJushurgh I M .--WUJiam ~ 7 .11. 1111 Ph lladrlphlu tH udson 111 , a1 sr . LWI~ r-,,..,... RUNS· DfoClric"e., C<llllorrda. It Klttlr. Chlcai!O. It Lynn, California. ll. Hk'f'. [k':ls;lon. ll; Armas. Botitoo. 12. Bn>tt . !Oru;as C'Jty. 12: Wl nflt'Jd. NPW 'l"ur.!!d.a.y' "'Gamn• t'hh·;tj.:O al • DOliBI.F.S: HrllPk, Mlnni'SOia. ~ M<'Ra<>, Kansas City, :xr. Bo)Qpi , Bos1on • 1'1 . R llr>ll. 11-xas. 17. F'ord. BHitimol'f', 17. P11rrb h. DMrolt . 17. miPlEi. C.Moorl", MIJ~·aulcel' . ~. f;.Wll5on , Delroll, S UPrndon. Oetrolt. S: Wlnfl r ld. Nrw Yo rk. 5', 'l <Iff' tiPd wllh t . 11 t)lls FernandoValenzuela~mstohavl' waukr:t'. fl.l. 4. Montreal :1 PhUade lphia 1>, St Lout;. Houston 2, San Oif'J!U II Onlv ~ ami'!> !oeh.-..Julf..:l After a slOw start RBI: Klnle. Chlcai(O. 45; Ward, Min· nesoca, <W: Hrbek, MJnnest:ta. 40: Brf'( t . Kan~ City, 39; DeC!~ . CaiUomla. l); B' '~ AUanl:l <.;a, F'ran.--lsro ~~~ ~ bu~h By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Spotts Wrller :Jl. NATW)N..U. u :i\GUT. EAST DIVIiiON W LPd. GB St Lools 29 26 .1.."7 Montn>al 28 'l1 .!"il!l 1 :.'fi 2fj .500 11,; Philadelphia . Valenzuela chalks . up 5th.win in row POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E. Main, Pomeroy Ph . 992-2094 front End AI.,_. Most Cln Blake Sllvlce . . !iTIHC. TH• WOifLD'• Ulfa••r . .LLIIIG CHAIN U W �The 6 Page Sentinel Alfred community n e w s - - - - - - - - Alfred Church hosted a farewell carry In dinner for Rev and Mrs Richard Thomas June 2 Lloyd Dillinger presented the Thomases wlth an lnscrlhed seJVtng from the church Nellle Parker read an orlginal poem To Rev Thomas Man of Light Mrs Thomas sang a solo Florence Ann Spencer sang That Preacher Man and read What Heaven Means to M e Group singing wlth Rev Thomas at the plano followed Alfred Bible School started June 6 Janice Pullins Is director The theme IS Jesus Lord of Prom ses An average 0f 40 pupils are allendmg daily Picnic Is Frlday noon June 10 and program that evenmg Teachers and helpers are he ginners class Joan Calaway Sheila Spencer Sharlene Dillinger and Susan Pulllnl prlmary Cindy Dillinger mlddlers Dorta Dllllnger and Pam Yost juniors Ruth Brooks and Patty Calaway teens Thelma Henderson and Ruth Brooks Florence Ann Spencer is song leader Leah Robinson plan 1st Charlotte Van Meter and Nina Robinson are Jn charge of refreshments Recent guests of Genevieve Guthrle were Mildred Story Columbus and Mr and Mrs Deibert Yost Lancaster Rt Mrs Gutluie accompanied tbe Yosts to their famlly graveslte In West Virginia Mr and M rs Wilber Parker Martha and Wlli Poole entertained In honor of Alice Fournier and Edward Parker Everett Wash June 5 Present were Mr and Mrs Herbert Parker Mr and Mrs Marlon Parker Howard Parker The Daily Sentinel ClluiliH 111 Colli st , _ , 0tt1o m~t Public Notice M1 chael Enc Grate Grate birth Mtchacl Eric Gra te was honored on his second birthday with a part; at t he home of his molher and str pfa thct Brenda and Steve Pot let s South Webster A Smu ti cake and icc cream werP sf'rvC'd Others a1tending were hts grandparents Mr and Mrs Lafc Poilus 1 eresa Linsey and A dum 1oft P 1m Pennington all of South WebsteJ his grandparents Mt and Mrs Lawrence VanL-e and Mt and Mt s Mike Faw Becky Vance I arry md 1 abby Faw Middleport Humane Society According lo the Humane So clety dogs bile when they feel lhreatened Never go Jnto a dogs yard or the family house without the ownet s supervi sion Never dlslurb u dog that Is sleeping or ea ling even your own dog Don t stare at a st range dog Do~s bite when their chase rcsponSl' Is ttigget ed Never back away or run f10m a dog Move berger Charlotte Smith and Oar lee Allen ways and m eans Virginia Lee Clara Conroy Cleo Smith Dorothy Myers Erma Cleland and Pauline Ridenour community service Ethel Orr Opal Hollon and Jean Frederick fire and rescue Dil<le Beair Jnzy Newell M argaret Christy and Betty Newell hose Remember the noise they make Is worse than the damage they do Dogs bite when they don t know you Never appraoch or pel strange dogs and especially dog packs Learn to recognize a potential biter - barking snarling teeth bared tail straight up stltf legs Teach your children II you need help call the M eigs County Hu mane Society In Pomeroy ------Honor Rolls------BlrchiiC'Id Poll If' t:h utwl'll Heidi Cobb Todd Doczl Brenllll Donol"JJl' Clydt! Gaus JOOI Harrison Dam"n HHytos Tu hn('(> Johnson Chrlsloptw.r Kt>nneqy Shelly lamtrn Ryan Mnhr Chr istina McCh8' Amv Moldm Judy MOWffY McUssu Primmer I l'nlh lilfa dl - Ll<;a Ashlf')' Mf' ls.sa Col ltn.o; Sean Dokl~ DaYidSroll Fisher Bllll Jo C'4Wn C!mdfl flWTI Rhonda Haddo.11 ~ r tn{'t.'S Hoffm Ul E:UzabNh lRwl<; &> ty Ann Loftis Otarlolt(' Lyons k .: 1din~ p ,-~Q.;j hu x J.."" IHJ.( h Sf; t 01 I II L'i !)('( n x ' 't Thf' nn.aJ Six W(.'('k;s $0"adll\Jl periOd honor rol l ot 1~ Pomeroy E lemental) School ha.'l bem annoull('('d Making a gra<k' of 8 or atxwt" In all their subjel'is to be namfd to the roll wel"f' F1rst ~adc- 'l"rentoo Cleland '1)-acy FliP Dt-anna Boothe Joshua Ht"Ck Caule Nf'RSI' Ellen Watsoo San~ Whl« Brad Andvrson Danlelle Cr~ J P Davis Andrea Dillard Jeremy Grtrnm Stephanie Sfe Jason C11rpenh...- Ronald DUes Jeff TraC'Y St.wnd lilfade - R1.1s1y l'rtplrU JruntP Btrms Anna Chapman LeAnn t: uncHff Denise Hysell Bobt:ie Mitchell Beth Roush Kelly 5at1er11Etd. Kl:i.trtna Thi'TiC.'r Vldd Warner Chrtstln Bu:z:zard, Tommy Wllscrt. Debbie Alkire Kandl Bachtel ~nnls Boyd Ser~a Davis Kevin Lambt'rt Melissa Maynard, Ly""'Je N_.. Stephanio Price Tamll\Y Quem Elsie Bulllngtoo Kelly Doidge Th1rd grade - Barbie Anckrsoo Mlmh BUJI('h Stephanie Haggy John Harrtsm TamfiiY Klein JOEY MeEir~ Rach"'l Roush. Rhondl Andorsm Julio Bock, Jeremy Dean Den.ni1 HMChar Melliida DoUoy MIJ\dy Foutkrod Jeremy Heck, Jo/\11)' Sart!O"t J<><IY Smith Keith Smith. 111( fj nul six wE'f'ks gutdl ng pc:-~ lpd hooo <.II or the Meigs HIJh School has been 'ul nou fl'\.od Muktn.: a grade of 8 or atxwe ln aU thru ubJeru: to bP namro ro The roll Wl're NJnt tt ,~Uadf! - Carole Balle) Bedcy i 1 TQ(tj Smith r ra Wolre < ry IM>tzl n ~ IPnnlfer N£'Wman Grt't t Rifne John Andr•r son JcnnUer Buck Br cy Karl\ Sht.>l.ly Triple! I Sixth grad£'- Monlut Tumt'f I .C'Slt.~ Carr Ol(!('.l Mt Elroy Pf'nnl J t rr(II"S 1-<' lh Doldg{' l..aurlt> Wavland, Anllf'l Odom Ek>th Plert'r TOC'kl Po\W'U Bet h Ewtn~ Missy WOOds T£1rl"\ F ields Sonj ' S!rr.lr S!Nf' Foulkrod D H - Wr nrtv Carst'Y Billy I unt'h AIL'IOR T'romm F. Ievent h gr11dP - Sher1v Amold Vl('ki 8oWC'rs Bill Carswell Moni('Ch 1pman Barb Cllap(X.'lt'ar Pcni\Y Dc.wh ursl la y F.va ns John Follrod 1'lm hazilY Pall! Janf'Y j nnlf!'l' loJKIS O.a rl ~ J Knapp Jenm M" ct.w!i Jd f Millo- Kenda MohiA l.11w Y'll('f I owt II Vau2han Spmcc r PAul 4wt ndl U Ien1 Thoma T lnrt YOAt J\o.t lfth ~ 1.:k' - Jam tr Ar 'A' Cttrrlt A lkins IWwrna AVf'rlon Chru k>s &lley Ani! 1 Bt1sham Andrew Baue1 Jl'ft Bauah mm Jamf'!'i Blankmshlp C!1'R Bolt'l1 K L'itul DoHn Karla Bro.vn Robin Outrln~ Jon S l f'Vf' Bun('(' Anli{fl' Qltford Clnd,v Crooks Barb Custt>r Cralll Darst l..f'ann Davis. Va l Da\is Kurl 1 IAMa;s Faith Dlf'kcns Dlx iP ~ bUn Gft'lil: F'llf' nm FliP Brent Flnlu" Kim Frai<"Y MHrk c~letn IW~IU ( 1llflth OoMil Hall Bryan Hanl n~ I< u I Hu drr TPrr~a Hardf>n Sco 1Ha rto;oo Angpja H lt n('Jd Mit hat'! Hawk Prl~IU a lit rdman William Uokomb AnnE:.'! Ia Hud son LL-;,1 Jarvl~ \ llll'rle Jeftt.ors Rocky Johnson I err) Johnson Asscm Kabc'Sil. Nat 111e Lamtx-r1 Tina U!ark M ary LRc Suzan lJRhtfbof John lyons Rod Man!Py M 1rk Mattox: I .uri Maynard Rhonda Mltl'-h61 Kathei: lne Molden Charles Neut zUn~ &"'t t ?tck<'I'\S Lori Pickett H<'nrv Rider David RoQ;oo Bernard Romln<" Dlanp Hoss R tlph Snider Krls Showdffi Tanva Stoban G~ Taylor WPnctt TUUs MIC'hac I Trmvn AngW VanCooney I::>.cann 1 V mMct<'r Brtan Will Ri'net> WUUs Susanna Wlw Fourth grade- O!ue Clolan<l. 11m Hall Eric Heck Amanda Roush. Stllt'l'Y Shank Brt>nda Wright Kim Ewing Shawn Upo comb, Sh101o PhWtJII Milo! VanMeter Stan Wulloo Jennt W• ny F Uth grade - OJrJs Atldre Nancy Baker Hank Cleland, llod!y F'oor>on. JOEY Roosh, cat on Ap pl cat on to for Plaint H John 8 Mantonva 60 1 Tf\JSt Bu ld ng o pe at on s n sect on 2 Sutton tNTHE COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO HAROLD 0 GRAHAM ET AL Business Services ARROW FLASHING SIGNS 3 types, 2 colors John's Auto Sales We sell quality used cars. I 614-446-4782 Ga!hpo- hs Ohio a(l(b~c· HNdqua tor tractor•.~ • Ma ntenance • Altachments • He plul advice to ws Bf' h So theas t 0 t1 e { f the So henst Oua re ol SAct n 30 ow-. shp 2 R1 fJF! 3 Sal st y T Mr h o co q fo tv (40 'lr:r P.S S ct Oefp In Is el r~bovP <~ n h» Pby nor ('{f thm hP.y P. f! (l r d 0 i1 SWP h s ens w rh '"' en ty 11 1 28 f 11,1 ~ 1f P. th e I t~ I p bl C 1 16!14 21 281715 12 19 61c Pubhc Notte• PLAINTIFF vs PETER Y MOORE ET AL DEFENDANT NO 83-CV t32 < NoncE BY PUBUCATION TO PETER Y MOORE I w ng whose addres s s unknown t deceased the unknown hers dev sees egatees adm n st a tors executors and/or ass gns of Peter Young dec LIZZIE MOORE I I v ng whose address s unkr1own f deceased the unknown he s dev sees legatees adm n st a tors execu tors and/ or ass gns of L zz e Moo e deceased FRED A MOORE •Wall & Coilt~ Clooftltlc &Commwtlll ..... ct. .,.. FJW-0/Iat-., Insurance Wort W.lcomt Colt Rick Hovottor • 882-2&08 u 1 mo I I v ng whose las known address s At Davsvle W Va 26142 I deceased he nknown he s dev sees leg a ees adm n stra to s e)(ecu tors and/or ass gns of Fred A Moore decP.ased BESSIE MOORE whose las known add ess s At 1 Dav s vil e W Va 26 42 JOHN L MOORE whose las known add ess s 1496 W Fou th St reet Sun ny"" ew Tra ler Cou t M ansteld Oh o 44 906 OPEL P MIL LER I I v ng whose add ess s unknown I deceased the unknown he s dev se es leg at ees adm n stra tors executors and/or ass gns of Opel P M ler deceased DESS E M PLEASANT I v ng whose add ess s un known I deceas ed the tin known he rs dev sees !ega tees adm n s ators exeucwrs and/or ass gns of Dess e M Peasant decP.a sed OR PHA J PRINCE whose last known addr ess s At Bo)( 75 Davsv le wva 26 14 2 LAURA J GU NDERSON whose las t known address s At t Stodda d W 546 58 A P FISHEn f 1v ng whose add ess s unknown I de ceased th e unknown hP. rs dev sees legateP.s adm n st a tors executa s and / or ass qns o f A P F she deceasfld Yol are he eby not f ed that you haw~ hP.en named defend ant s n a leg a act on en 1 ed Ha old 0 Graham et a Pia nt ff s vs PAter Y M oo e et al delendan s Th s act on has been ass gned Case No 8:) CV 1 32 ann s pend n!J r1 he Common Pleas Court of Me gs Coun y Oh o Po me oy Oh o I Name _____________________ Address--------Phone ___________ tallows I Wanted 1For Sale 1Annou ncemen t 1For Rent I I I I I I II 18 I I I IY 10 1 3 11 ' 11 , 13 6 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 15 16 15 18 19 30 31 31 33 3• 16 JS *VInyl LJner PHON!! 1·304·773·5634 Menon W Va CL Kitchen • 2J.l mo Mat! Th1s Coupon w1th Remittance The Dally Senttnel Ill Court St Pomeroy, Oh 45769 1&........... - .... I I I I I ---------------.-f! 0 I Commenc nq n the ce nte of he Ha r sonv I e an d K ngsb ry oad on the I ne between he I ands now o Ia merly owned by H L Coen and VadA M Coen Ami Colonel Alk e n Sect on 8 Townsh p 7 Ran ge 14 of the Oh o Company s Pur chase n Sc pto Townsh p thence n a nOfthe v d ect o n along sa d I ne between 'lwtlot IS now or formerly H L Coen and Co one Alk re and lan d now 01 f01 merly owned by Ray AI ~ re 75 rods and 14 h feet to an agreed pont thence n a westerly -<I: eel on 35 Od"' 3 11 feet to an agreed pont thence h a southerly d rect on 73 rods 12 feet to the center of the Ha rtsonVl le and K nQsbury oad thence 1n an easterly d oct on 35 rods 3 h feet to the place of bttg1nn ng co ma n1ng '"teen a~d 32/tOO 116321 acres more or less Be ng parce l 4 of deed recorded n Vo ume 18 7 page 543 Me gs County Deed Records Also the follow- ng descr bed real estates tuated n Townsh p ol Sc p o County or Metgs and State of Oh!o Bounded on the nonh by the publ c h1ghway tn the ntersec uon of the K nosburv oad and the lands of El za Warn~ t$Hlte on the eas t by the lands of M F French on the west by lands of Peter Y Moore and be1ng the same land conveyed to the satd A P F1sher by Thelma Dent and 6900a wHits :::~;;;===:;rr====~:::===::;r-;=====================il Call small388 breed Loall n Tt~~ 151 31 6 7 14 2 28 17 1 5 " c 64 _.., .... trua111 =;.-.....:RIVER51D~V W INC Golll.,.lls, Ollio TIRE SALE LOWEST PRICES IN AREA SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS A DAY POMEROY lANDMARK Backhoes Dump Trucks Lo Boy Trencher Water Sewer Gao Lines Septic Syo1ems ~ -· OJ 2~78 ~Pf011 15 Cu Ft 1325 95 Pnces Good thru Jull<! 15 POMEROY LANDMARK & -· SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING ' Stdtng 'Rooftng 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodeling ~· <' 2 All W01k Guaranteed Free Esttmates tn-gJotm:l pool l.aundJY room bath and full basement Situled on a p~tlll one acre tn the COUniJY NlW LISTING - Excellent starter home 2 bedrooms 10011 electriC. garage and mce garden spot Rear garage On Salmt St. n Rutland An affordable $25 000 00 NlW LISTING - Sedudetl one yr old basement liv e r1 1 and wock on !he res! ol the i'<Jme Plush carpet n bed rtiJm IMn g room and bath Oak cabmets tn kitchen LaundJY area and mud room one acre tot Will sell a! sa~ 00000 NI.W LISTING - Pom.t111 - E Mltn - large 2st~r~ home 3 Sp&c!OUS bedrOOOtS Nttl! dtmng room Excellent vtew of . 949-2263 or 949-3091J "·"' ' Call mopd DRIVEWAY SlAG ~~ FOR SALE 18 FT WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER l$ea~ FREE ESTIMATES •Cham L.nk Fence .Carpeting •Pambng ;Sears CATALOG MERCHANT Pome1oy OH Greu & Potty G bbs Owners PH . 992 2178 3 " ·'' FOR PROFESSIONAL TERMITE AND CALL Carpeted bathroom wtth shower gas 01 elect relng. furnace & Jot Water heater range smk gas elect or batleJY hghts sleeps 6 u cellent condtlton $2 700 00 or Best Offer PH 992 3005 $275 PER TON MIN 6 TON PHONE 992-3325 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES Fl NAL' 20% OFF Our Low Everyday Pnces Unttl Stock Is Sold BAILEY'S SHOES 322 No Second St Mtdd!eport Ohto 45760 ~ IJim o ~25 1 Lost and Found lost in long Bottom area small black long ha~r short legged dog Has ten feet and mo I'd Trencher & Backhoe Servtce Septic Systems Water Gas Sewer & Electnc Cable Lmes Custom Weldtng Certtt1ed Small Pfumbmg Jobs {Bonded & Ltconsedl 992·2834 V1nyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. Beautiful Custom Built Garaces Cal! for free s1dtng es · t1mates, 949·2801 or 949 2860 No Sunday 6 ') r mo pr1 GHEENS PAINTING INC lndustnal CommerCial Restdentlal lntertor and Extenor Pamtmg Sandblas1mg Waterblasllng Parktng Lot Stnpptng Spray Pa1nt1ng Texture Coatmgs ful~ tnsu!td-frM Estomates CAU 614 949 .2686 4 t9] ltlll Call• . 4 famdy at 1500 Oh o St Pt PI June 15 & 16 9-4 Untforms . clothing . Jaans . your Call George Ph Gum 992 -5433 '"'"'" CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE S&W TV AND KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE APPLIANCE SERVICE Chester Ohto Ph 985 4269 985-3561 Dewayne W1fl1ams & Scathe Sm1th All Makes and Models Antenna ln stallatron House Calls and Shop Servrce Avatla~l.e "' .~· "'' YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addant. and ,.model_.. All MakBs •Washers •Dr1hwe1hers Ranges •Refnger1ton •Dryers •Freezers PARTS onij SERVICE ' A uct •on avery Tuesday mgh t Krodel Park Club House Pt Pleasanl W'!.: Auct l onme Neal Call MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your w~rmg needs furnaces re· · pa1r 1erv1ce and m · stallatJon Residential & Commercial · Call 742 3196 --Ptumbtng and ot.Cirical wotl. (FrM Est1mates) V C YOUNG Ill 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomeroy Oh:o 11261 c CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofmg & Stdmg Co Route 1 long Bottom OH 45743 985 4193 or 992 3067 11·10ll< Jlll c Ractnt Olo 1'11 614-843-5191 '""' pi! STRIP COAL RADIATOR SERVICE Wa can ..,.... and "" C0111111dlllt0nl and hea~ ' w coree We Clln til10 acid boil end rod out re· diMcn We al10 repair G• Tanka. TON PH . 992-2280 PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 M1ddleporl Ohto f.IJ.;, 2·23·1lt TROPHY it....,.'"\"1 KING I :I l\i '\. CONSTRUCTION Now Hotllls - Exttnllvt Remotltllna olnsuronct Work oCuato11 Poll Bl~as &Gonps ..oof1n1 Work oMnintn ' V"ltt!f Sitqs IS YHn a.,..i.,,. GIIG IOUSH t'H 992-7513 er 992•2212 11 II;, \ TrophJ Manuf~eturers PLAQUES· .·:W . ENGRAVING 32-0 Jencho Rd 1-304-675-135.3 SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY 742-2328 •· 21 li t Gomg out of bu aine u sale 30 to 60 pet o ff Cake deco ratiOns candy mak1ng & party suppliu Carousel Confectionery Middleport. BOGGS Oh . 614 992 8342 . SALES & SERVICE US RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO Authonzed John Deer New Holllnd Bush Hoc Farm Equ1pment DNitr Farm Equ1pment Parh & Serv1ce l:':lk RADIATOR 5E11V1C1 VALLEY ROOFING AND HOllE MAINTENANCE I 'loolloa of all typos ltsldtntlal & COIIII«CJal 'Gtttws & DoWftlpoUII ' Sior11 Wlndm & Doors FREE ESTIMATE$ 20 Ttars hptlitnct TOM HOSKINS l'h 742-2134 or 949· 2160 ~2o.J '' .. ., Frot11 ht Smallost Hutar Core. to tha I.Jrltll Rld!t · lor Radiator Spectttlt NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs hlflrllllet ,_. .y. SMITH NELSON MOTORS; Inc. Jlh Auction every Fri . night at Hartford Commun ty Center Truckloads of new merc handuae every week: Constgments of new and used merchandiSe always welco me R1chard Reynolds Auct1oneer 275 3069 the OPENING Jun t AUCTION every Saturday n1ght 6 p m Mt Alt o Auctton Barn Consi g n ments tak en every Saturday 1 00 till sale t1me Emma Bell Au ct mee r 304 428 8t77 . 9 Wanted To Buy WANT ED TO BUY Old furn i,' ture and Antiques of all kmd s call Kenneth Swam 446 3t59 or 256 1967 m the evenings Buying Gold Silver Plat i· num Gold and Stiver pn ces are the h ghest m t wo vuar!, check our pnces on gold & Sli ver scrap Jewelry Buymg Old coms scrap rmys & Silverware Dally quotes ava ilable Al so co m s & cotn supples f or sale Spreng Valley Trad1ng Co Sprmg Vallev Plaza 446 8025 or 44 6 B026 We pay cash f or Jat o modol clean used cars Fren chtown Car Co 8111 Gene J o hnson 446 0069 Truck body with m otor or tr ansmiSSIOn 1n good co nd Between 1967 1 972 13th Hampton 1 Garage auto rep11r t1re repatr muffler.•,. brake a & battertel 106 t.a 3rd St P1 Pleasant 304· 67544t1 . Urgent meeting of Hair~ . female children of Hugh Ron Hennah Moore Ra· chel Adklne Polly Maynard, Della Wernck Eh ..h fry . Kenova City Hall S1turday. Juno t8. 1:00 p.m. Giveaway 992-2114 2 2f.r:lt ' ANY PERSON who hot Baby11tter for 2 ! m all ch ldren n my home ten hours a Tobacco plant s ythole bed or partofbed Ca11614 379 2t 56 . Will pay top price for to · bac co poundage Call 614 · 379 2t65 self co ntamed camper f o r p1ckup truc k under $ 1 000 . 8EOS IRON 8RASS old furn iture gold 11lver dol lara wood ce boxes stone jan antiques etc Com plete hou sehold s Wr te M 0 Mt ller At 4 Pomeroy , O _h_ .o _ r _9_9_2_7_7_6_o _ .___ , Gold 1dver aterhng J~ · walry rmg s old ca ms & currency Ed Burkett Barber Shop M1ddleport 992 · 3476 Wanted to buy New uaed & antique furnttur e Wilt buy 1 p1ece or complete houae· holda Call Osby A Martin 1114 992 8370 . 2 13 6 38 or 14 9 38 uaed re•r tractor t1111 304 882· 28&2. • ClEAN tc:rep alum1num 30 cenu lb also buying ce ne20 cent• lb Tri St•t• Selvage Commercial air cond itioning and refr1gerat on man wanted Expenenced on ly send Msume t o P 0 Bo,~~; In surance SANDY AND BEAVER In· Secretary Re cepttonis t Ouahftcattons h1gh school degree form al se cr etartal tra1mhg beyond h1gh school helpful baste knowledge of typmg and bookkeeping. A va llabthtv 1mmed1ahtty .. Phone or wnte Galt.a County Board of MR 00 P 0 Box !ilur•nce Co has o ffered services for f~re m surance coverag e 11'1 Galh a County for almost a ce ntury Ferm , home and penonal property coverages are avo lable to meet lndtvtdual need11 Con tact Ray Wudum eyur nyunt . Phone 388 824 9 . t4 Chesh11o Ohto 46620 . Are you paying to mu ch f or 't' Our hospital health msu · r e n ee Ca ll Cnrrol l Snowden 446 4290 POSITION AVAILABLE Su ptmntendent Galha County Board of M ental RettHda t on and Developmental 011ab1h t es Qu ahhcauon s m eet certlhcatton standards tor Super ntende nt Ohto Department of M ent al Retard a tiO n and Developmental Oi~ ­ abth1181 {Master degree easantla!) Responsibilitie s: Adm n st ar day t o day oper at on of s8Nlc&s prov1ded by the Board Salary negotiable Ave fabl e 1mmed1at ely Contac t Mr Jame~ Holl ey Vtce Chanman Gall1a Countv Boa r d of Mental Retardat ali and Oevalopmental 01sab1l hes P 0 Box 14 Cheshtre Oh 6V4 15 PATHS ln s11tuto now us ng computers f or tutonng math student! K 8 CA ll 245 - 9617 We have a permanent part · We need someone who IS so cc ura t o and etfic1ent m the r work hab1t 1 and eni OVI wo rk ing with the pubh c Th11 cani · d11te needs to h ave tla ~tb l e hours and good commumca · t1o n sk ill s Send re sume to Nanna D av1s Box 650 Athens Oh 4 8701 We are en Equal Opp ort un IV Employer . Cook Expe n ence preferred Par1 t1me Middleport are~ . 614 992 6836or614 992 9917 Fuendly H ome Toy Parties now 10 our 28th year s expandmg and has openmgs to r managers and deafen . party plan oxper~ence help· ful Guaranteed tova and gtffl No caah mvestment 1 ·~ 0 co llect mg or dellvertng: no service charge Car 1nd phone nece11ary Calf c ol · Jo el 518 489 8395 or 6t B· 489 4429 Registerad nurs.a wanted for IV Therapy teem Casual pan time atatua Call Brenda Jack eon efter 2 p m at 614 992 8297 E O .E LPN pen time Green Acres group home at Pt Pleaaant. Quallf 1cat lo ne mutt be w 1 certtfled Contact v Do•ld Etkltl304)762 252t o• Julio McGinley (304)676 8009 , ME Circuit obou1 1812 • 304 875 t 198. Ctun baby food jo'ro Call 814 387 7120. Ceth for paperblck bookt . Westerna Werbook• fie · tlon novel• my sterl11 non- Woman to care for elderly lady In Pt Pleaaant from 4 p m to 7 p m during week enefrom7a m to7p m on Saturdey and Sunday . Phone 878 4871 . Woman to care for elderly ledy in Pt Pl1111nt from 4 p m to 7 p m during weak andfrom7am to7pm on flclton Paying btlwetn 10 & 60c tech Alto buyjng Kment mot • 1 mo old . comlc bookl between 215c o.oiolong haired Cotl448· ond tt 000 Atk lor Chetttr 8oturdoy and Sunday 304· 304 8711 1239. 11001. 1175 41171 ' fm 1shed fliHIIge 203 K1 s 446 1978 Fn~rpo nl M o b1lo Home 2 bd n a r f rtt place lh n l oca H~d a , R t 35 ne.11t to st&lfJ pAtrol hnll Ira l or C~tll 44Fi 4402 o 44 6 14 28 A s k! or manogo1 Hou sft 4 room s & bitt! 2 l ot s long S t Rutland Phone 614142 3 166 Housu 4 roo m s bal l 21atgfl l o t s l o no St A ti n 1d Oh Phono 614 14 2 3166 . , ' 18 W a nted to Do I- - - - - - - - - - Go 1eral Ha hng a d Trash remove ! Serv1ce Reh11bl e and dependabl e Call 446 ·3 169 between 9 and 5 . E.11perion ce house painting and lawn mowe• repa r Very re111 onable rates Cnll 446 66BB COLLEGE Sh dont wants to do housfl roper ! and pamt mg E11ce ll ent worker 446 B us M echa mc The M e1g s loca l Sc hool 0 str c t s 2914 cunant ly seek mg appl c a- 1- - - - - - - - - - t o ns for a bu s mechan c WILL C ARE f or fllderly per Applica nt s shoul d ha1.1e 11t son 10 the • home H1tve : least (3 ) yellrs mec ham ca l tran sportat on Ho r 11 flullo · exper once preferably e.~~pu blo Ph . 388 9354 r ence on bu s&s nnd trucks. Appll~anls mav p ck up P!naeo!al apph cauon forms at the Supftrtntend ent ~ Olfi CU m th e Me1g s JuntO! H1gh 21 Bustness School Res umes creden Opportumty t al s cer t1f1 catft s and re fer ences w II be r&qutred t me pos1llon flva• lablu n the 4 bdr 2 I II baths basumunt 2 car Appomt TlOnt o nly neon Dr Gall pol THREE I July. Schools Instru cti on 367 0102 H ave a Fuendly H ome Party m June and earn e.11 tr11 tree g•ft s Ca ll yo H dealer now for more mformat10n 992 3661 ond ask t or Magg e 25 per on all parties 1n June and HOUS E FOR SAlE m M d dtoport N ewly rll nodolod home wIt fnepiA CA p05! blu wo oitbm or c lo!lia to schools and shopp.ng Cnll 614 992 6941 1223 Appltc&nts plel'ISe mclude work h1story current re sume and three referel'} ces . 1- - - - - - - - - - a 31 Homes for Sa le 13 370 , Gallipolis, Oh 45631 Wontod Song 8ook Rod ttiH bock titled Vaughn 1 3 kitten. <;all 4U 4027 Aual l&cate 882 2429 anything to give 1w1y and doet not offer or ettempt to offer II'IY other thing for Nil may plac• an ed In thie column There will be no charge to the advartiMr. Revlvel by John 0 V•ugh~_: was Introduced on the Leon Chen saw and man fur h1rtt W11l remove trees togs otc . Aeuonablfl Darrell 304 · week . Call 446 2297 Chevy. Coll6t4 388 8193 . Pomeroy area 304 523 5872. CoMPrrn OHIO 3 04 7 73 5786 or WANT TO BUY Slide in Gun Shoot Rutland Amerl· can Leg on 1 p m Sun May 22 Ab so lutely factory choke guns on ly . 4 ROUSH THE 446 0294. ' MINE RUN ~ SWEEPER and sewmg ma chme repa1r par1S and supplies P1ck up and delivery Dav1 s Vacuum Cleaner one half m1le up Georges Creek Rd Call 'Lowest Rates Around 'Fnendly Serv1e WV a 304 773 9185 Complete Auct ioneer Ser vice Al so do apprau1als L1 censed & bonded to sell . - - - - - - - - - -, 1 H ouseho lds hum furntsh r 1 ings & R eal estate Over 25 yea rs e~penen ce n buymg & selhng new used & ant1que furniture 614 992 6370 . Osby A . M art1n - Roofing and gutter wodt ~:ta•t. wor* Kitchen Cabmets - Roof · 1ng - SJdtng - Conc1ete Patros - Stdewalks New Construclton - Remodeling - Custom Pole Bams Rick Paa ~;,so n Auctioneer Servtce Estate Farm An· t1que & ltqu1dat1on sale! . L1censed & bonded m Oh1o"'& H lc ..-------,1~ ALL STEEL & AL TROMM'S 3 Announcements POLE BULDINGS BACKHOE Stzes start from 12 >16 SERVICE UTILITY BUILDINGS P&S BUILDINGS Several tamtl es June 15th & 16th 2610 Jackson Ave 4 family W ed Thurs & ~rl J une 15 16 17th 2 m1fes past the Y Pt Pleasant . 5-18·1"" 5Jllmo 31 "" Stzes from 6 x6 Up to 24 x36 !nsulatd Dog Houses MONDAY 13th Tuesday 14th at 2437 l ncoln Ave Lots of g Is clo th n~ and mts c item s. Pl . Pl . some whtte on che st Re wo•d 614 986 3644 ' TrenchJf!i Garage sole Tuesday Wed and Thurs F1rst t me to have one A lot to choose from SR 143 3 m1les of1 AI 7 on left Toward Hatr~son111lle YAROsale 612MamSt Pt Pleasant WV 1.?_'1114 13th & 14th E11eryth,ng . tovety 3 bed rtiJm home on Umon Avenue Beautdul woodwtJk Formal I tn room and dtmng room 1oom lauray and EnJOy cookouts m the large backyard Call for your showtng on ll'is one now' POIIEIOY - 3 bedrooms bath. bricll palm large garage liilh plenty of sttnge Coovementto shopping and schools Pt Pleasant & V1ctmty free Estrmates 304 273 5555 304 273 5303 5t 6~o TERM INIX INTERNATIONAL $3()00 A 15 16 9 5 ttach day Roofing Siding Troughs Down Spouts Wmdows Doors For All Your Home Repa1rs AT NEW HAVEN W VA . Williams 10 11 HOME REPAIR U-PICK-UP lite nver Asking $34.000 00 POIIEROY - 6 614 367 7101 ' Real Estate General NI.W LISTWG - 3 bedroom ranch trot! electn~ 16 •32 All types of roof wort new or repa1r gutters and downspouts gutter clean· · tng and pamtmg stonn doors and Windows Years Expertence Jn Home Area FREE EST IMATES Call 843 5425 614 992 2181 Goo S Hobstetter Jr Broker Offtce 992 5739 H L. Wr~tesel · ROOFING 20 Pomeroy Oh1o HOBSTmER REALTY PH. (304) 882-2276 EUGENE LONG VICinity CAROl NAL CONSTRUCTION 992·7121 mo pd ~ - ! ll & FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS PH 992·5682 At Our New Phone Number CHEST MODELS 5 Cu Ft 1235 95 1285 95 8 Cu Ft 1355 95 15 Cu Ft 20 Cu Ft 1413 95 1472 95 25 Cu Ft Jean Stout Res 7th St Syracuse June 16 & 17 Beh1nd lAndmark June 14 YARD SALE Thurs and Frr 9 to 5 Bunce road 2 cham saws hke new gas cook stove k:tchen cabmet , glaasware, mtsc . c,O~~"'"" I Also TransmJSSJan LARGE or SMAll JOBS FREEZER SALE - 238 Condor St Pomeroy CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR , SERVICE 992 9932 3282 Th~d Ave 9 ~ June 16 17 20 ... power mower rachner children s clothtng . FOR All YOUR YARD & PROPERTY S1 Rt 124 Pomeroy OH . PEST CONTROL SERVICE STATION GARAGE SALE 239 Gallipolis & Victmty Pomery Middleport Roger Hysell GARAGE ~ Dozers M1sc Merchandtse .... . I . ' ·' I mo PULLINS • EXCAVATING 992 1 male puppy mlkld breed About 2 months old 247- Mason , W Va C L Kitchen 446-9800 PH ' old. PH 1-304-773-5634 en.t•••ta:WM - 1 '(arc:\ Sales a 1 l•rge male Redbone dog: Mlxod with b"ll d"'J Good walch dog. 247 3282 . *Vinyl lmer *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel ::::a't::::n•4 less Save and exc ept 1 5 acre s sold to Claude Glaze ~Vol 13 9 page 585) 30 acres sold to Dana Turne (Vol 146 oaoe 50) and 16 acres sold to Ross Bar ng sad tract has been trans fe red but has nor Ueen recordwt It s tne ntent of thiS deed to convey the rem a nder of th s tract be ng 39 acres more or Jess Refe ence be ng made to deed recorded n Volume 183 page 233 Me gs County Deed Aec o ds The p aye o sao co pa nt s that th e above descr bed o I and gas r gh s be pa II oned that he nte ests be set off or o dered sold f t canot be part toned and to allo wance of attorney fees and cos s here n You ar e requ red to answe the compla nt w th n twe tv e gh days af er the last pu b! cat on of th s no t ce whch wll be pub sh ed once each week fo s ~ consecut ve weeks The ast publ c at On w II be n ade on July 5 1983 and the t wenty e gh day s f o answer w I commence on ha date In case of your Ia lure to answer o o herw se e spend as equ fed by the Oh o Rules of C vI Proce dure JUdgmen by detau t w ll be rende ed aga ns you lor he el el den a 1ded n the comp ta nt La ry E Spencer C e k. of Courts M e gs Co mty Comm on Pleas Cou rt Dated May 26 1983 rvw ,... one war / 3 Pupp1e1 2 mele 1 femal~, PERSONALIZED POOLS Dally Senhnei- Page-7 Giveaway r Ryltf TNcl Rlftlol 0111 Woy A xel Dent bv deed dated 8 July I 927 and recorded n Volum e 13 1 page 268 Deed Re<:;ords M e gs County Oh o and furth er by deed lromS A Evans dated 17 Oct 1928 recorded n Volume 134 page 2 11 deed record s Me gs County O h o Sad 1 act of land canta n1ng one hundred acres more or 4 Business services Public Notice A so the follow nQ descr bed Curb Inflation I I 1 Pay Cash for 1 I Classifieds and I Savel II I 1 PERSONAUZED POOLS *Statnless Steel E gh 181 r----------------------~ v Hibercl•ss a ea estatr. r1 Townsh o of Sc p o Co un y of Me gs and 45769 State at Oh o and n Sect on Number 8 Town 7 Range 14 The ObJer:t of the Con pia nt of thr- Oh o Company s Pu s a part t on act on concern no o t rl q;~ s ohl s ann o q At chasP. ar1 d bounded anrl des cr bed <~ s fo lows to w t t le o o and gas qhts Beg nn ng at th e southwest r:o ner of a at of land belon g ng to Cia Jd e H Glaze a so po n n I th~ publ c aad lP.ad nn f om Ha so nv e 10 K ngs bury thf'r'l Ce n ;~ wes te ly d rec on I al onn sad oad lh rty ads o a s Jke l hencf! at ght a qles no rth a d stance of 1 2 7 rods to a h c kory 1 ee hence at r ght I ang es eas ~ ti ads to a Ia ge chestnu 1 ee po 11 n the west I ne o l011d s at Ray Alk rf! ar1d I othe s hen ce so th 25 rods 15 tee on sa d west I 1e of sa d Alk 1e a d o the o heast co ne1of a lot of land owned by Wr re your own ad and order by m a 1t w th th•s I Ross Bor n!l thencF.I n a coupon Cance l your ad by phone when you 9et I w As e ly d f P.C I on on The north rcsu ts Mone)l not refundable I t ne o the ands of sa d Ross and lhA lands ol Claude I HBarna Glaze 59 ad s and 10 teet to thP. northwest carne of Glaze s land lhr.nce sou th on the w es I ne ol sad Claude H Glrtze land 73 rOd s 12 feet to the pla ce of beQ nn ng co 1 an n g aboutth tv (30) acres more o r less The above two pa cets be ng out o P.lrcel 3 ot deed reco rded n Vo ume 187 paqe 5 4 3 Mf qs Col nty Deed Reco,ds Also the tallow ng Iiese ~ed rea estate s tuated n Sc p o Townsh p Me gs County Oh o bounded and dP. scr bed as ULTRA CLEAN CLEANING SERVICE Illy F... Emctlon llothod Corpot "'d Upholsltly C'-tlni. lloop et..od Short Illy!~ fJmO Uso ,.., dly Anti ....,;1 Dit....ts ol'ro!mionll Spot llomoval Set- :~::'' Sootln, W.• rods south from north corner of Seeton 8 !hence south 0r1 Sect on l ne 3886 10 the m ddle ot Pome oy Har sonv e oad thence along the m1ddte of the road south 54 '/2 degrees east 2 2 4 reel thence along the m ddle of the road south 46 h degrees east 368 feet to !he ntersec t on of IC ngsbury Pomeroy Harnsonv lie road thence along the m ddle of K ngsbury oad North 79lf4 degrees east 128 5 teet her1ce north 22 deg east 15 75 2 teet to Black Walnut tree 12 nches dame ter thence north 22 deg east 3102 feet lo the m dd e ot cross townsh p road thence..,... along the m ddle of sad ro ad north 168 5 eel thence r'lOrth 21 h degrees west 234 feet then ce north 26 deg west 166 tee to the northwest corner of Marshal 1 2 acre tract thence west 680 eet thence south 660 feet then ce west 400 teet to the pace of beg nn ng conta n ng 148 7 ac es be the same more or ess TRACT lWO S tua ted n Fract on 1 Town sh p 7 Range 14 beg nn ng at the northeast corner of Fract on 13 thence south abou 80 ads to the nonheast co ner of one acre lot of A M Fren ch thenc e no th 78 deg west about 40 ods to the southeast ca rne of 15 h acres of E za Dav s th encfl north 6 deg P.a st 19 rods 1 2 t n.k.s thence north 3 deq east 32 ods thence no h 2 degrees east 5 rods thence north east 22 ads to the no th t ne of sad tract on hence eas t 25 rods to the pl ace of heQ nn ng cor1ta n ng 1B acr es be t h~ same moe o less Excep t a we acre tr act conveyed o Truman 0 xon Volume 146 paqe 537 Deed Record s M e qs Counrv Oh o S tuatea n Townsh p o f Sc p o Cour'lly of Me gs and State of Oho to wt CommP.n c nq n the cen e of wha s kn owr'l as the K n~sbu y oa d and at he sou thwest corner of a ac t of lane! wh ch was owned by Ha vey Coen thence n o h seven tv th ee 7 3) ods and twelve 12) ee to an agreed co ner hence eas twenty f ve !25)" 10ds and ten 110 ) 1eet to the co ne ofland s owned by Ross Bo ng th enc e south a onq sad I ne seventy hree !73) rod s and twelve 121 feet back to the center of sad K ngsb ury oad thence eas t a lan~ sad oad fourteen 114) ads o the co ner of lands now owned by Co f!n and Fren ch thence west along sa d Coen and Fr ench I ne arty (40) rods then ce no h I vf! (5) ods to the place o l beq lin nq conta n nq f fteen ( 15) ac es more or less and be nf1 n Seeton N mber Newar k. Oh o 43055 2400 bs1om A" PH 4-46-7126 ~24 \ mo - TRACT ONE Beg nn ng 40 Anorn~ O'DELL TRU£ VALUE lUMBER oft: underly ng the follow ng des cr bed real estale S tuated n Townsh p of Sc1p1o Counrv at Me gs and Srare of Oh o Oh o the Oh o Department of Natura Resources D v son of Recta mauon n ord e to br ng per m 1 D 0049 nto ca mpi a nee w th he Pe manen1 Program The p a pert es affected by hs m n ng opera! on are owned by: Edward and Ruby Bae and Janet G ueser The m n ng Frances W tt mer Frede ck W tt mer and Jayne W tt mer all of whos~ add esses are un k o.vn f rv ng and f any of sad Defendn nts are deceased rhe r1 k own he s eq<J tees dev sees executors adm n s 1 a o s assg ns and spouses I fl ny cmd n add t o th e n now s legatees dev ~ees exr.cutors adm n st arors ass g s rm d spouse t llny ot HPn y Reute1 uk. u ~e n y Reider ece usoo w 1 hereby nke not cc th:lt on thP. 8th duy of J ne 1983 a Co np an was ed :~q s1 sad Del e dant., n I ' Co t of Com mon Pl eas ol M e qc; r.o nty Oh o Case Numhe 83 CV 5 4 hy M ld nd Fanes Plilntlf who (' r1d P.ss s 69 G ;1 t S P.e Newa k Oh u 4 3055 The p nose of the Comptu nt md the cfcmund the P.O I s to qu et thr- II e ot P n II J <.1 nst the De f en dt~ ts ce rtl n ('.al es <tiP- IPfled to bP.Ior !J o lhe Pta ttl wh h s dPsc bf!fJ us fnl ws S tu u t th e C v of Mfl gs Tow h o Jf S 11 sb y Stnlc f Oh o e~ t dPsc bed a Why dogs bite, how to prevent slowly away to the side or stand YOUJ grouqd Dogs bite when they gel excited Don t tease dogs Don t yell or wave your arms around them Don t allow children to play loud or rough gam es with dogs particularly dogs that are excitable or larger than the childr en Never never get In the middle of a dog fight 01 try to pick up fighting dogs - spray them with a garden published once a week to SIX success1ve .......eeks Larry E $pence1 Clerk of Courts of M~gs County ... Humane Soctety tells By Meigs County Not ce s hereby gMm that Coal Power Inc of No 3 Country Lane Roue 1 Shade Qh,o 4 57 76 has subm ned a PermanenT Program Perm 1 public performance and demon _16_1_7-;::-14-:-:2:;1-2-:-8;-:4'::-c- - stratlon by the artist In residence 1 Pubhc Not1ce and work shop participants Further announcements wll\ be COURT OF made pertaining to detailed Jnfor COMMON PLEAS mation concerning this Appalach OF MEIGS COUNTY Ian Folk Dance Workshop For OHIO more Information contact the Mildrod Fro..,. Plantiff Gallipolis Parks and Recr eation Department at 44&-1789 or the Franc. Wiltmer ate at al Defendoi11a. French Arl Colony at 446-3834 c- No 83 CV 164 • LEGAL NOTICE IAdteJ Auxtltary elects new of/tcers New olticer s were named for the year at the meeting of the Ladies Auxlli ary at the firehouse Wednes day evening President wlll he Virginia Lee vice president Erma Cleland secretary Clar a Conroy and treasurer Opal Hollon New committees named were Good of Order Opal Hollon Opal Wickham Ma1 cia Keller Gold Ia Krackom t on of th1s nottce wh1ch IS Townsh p Me gs County Oh o and s loca ed south of Counly Road 30 and west of th e ntersect on ol Cou nty Road 30 and Twp Road 202 The property s loc ated on the Chester Ouadrang e o f the 7 5 m nu te USGS Tooo M ap A copy of the appl cat on son f e at the off1ce of he Me gs Cou ty Re co rd er Me gs County Cour thouse Pomeroy Oh o W tten com ments ob J9Ct ons or requ ests for nfo mal conf erel'1ces on th s appf ca t on may be s er.~.t to the 0 v son of Aed amat on Faun ta n Soua e Bu ld ng B 3 Columbus Oh o 43224 focus on Instruction of hoedown square dance clogging European and Appalachian traditional folk dance techniques The r esidency will also Include a Public; Notice PubliC Notice LEGAL NOTICE Mod1f Appalachian Folk Dance workshop set for fall The Galli polls Parks and Recrea tlons Department and the French Art Colony have recently been awarded an Artist In Residence Fellowship from the Ohio Arls Council In Columbus This grant wlll provide an Appalachian Folk Dance Workshop scheduled for late September and continuing for a two week perlod The Fellowship !undlng wUI cover partial cost s or the residency The workshop will be open to audit and yout h age groups lor all r esidents In Southeastern Ohio and surroundJng communities of West Virginia and Kentucky and wUI PHONE 992-2156 Or •no Doitly Sootioot Do,! and Mrs Roger Lellhelt Dorothy and Michael LoulJe Cora, and Samuel Michael, Mr and Mrs Gary Michael Matthew Kimberly and Todd Edward and Alice also The Pomeroy-Middlaport, Ohio I • Mr visited Nancy Campbell Racine Rt and Mr and Mrs Edward Brink Columbus Mr and Mrs Tom Dorst, Oak Hlll, visited Sibyl Dorst and accom panled her to a bl:rthd!oY party for Fred Smith Raclne Rt That evening they called on Wilber Parker and family Dorothy Hess Dalton Is vislllng Pearl Randolph They accompan Jed Sandra Wrlght to visit Wilber Parker and family Nina Robinson attended the high school graduation of her grand daughter Debbie Swartz at Ma rletta June 5 Tuetday, June 14 1983 June 14, 1913 Ohio bodrooms bu1lt m 2 bath s TV room ~:~x t fl beth oom o r fa n1fy room 1n iasement ce ntral flu woll n s latod Assum11 IJ IA 8 1 uco 1 mortgaott 192 N Park Dr 304 675 k ! c hon 6010 • _·_ __ 32 Mobtle Homes t or Sale TRISTA TE HOM ES MOUILE C AR S US E D TRUCKS GA LLIP OLI S CHECK OUR PR ICES CALL 446 7572 ClEAN USED MOBILE HOM ES KESSE L S QUAL lTV MOBILE HOM E SAl ES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHON E 446 7274 It_. I ~ 8o a mob le homu 2 bedroom With rura l wol t r ~~~· s heAt Hns s ome lurn•lure pr 1ce $12 500 Or 4 to ts S. mob le 2 1 2.~~;60 S1 4 BOO Cnll 446 1 2 40 !NOTICE 1976 Puorloss 1 4.~~;70 mo THE OHI O VALLEY PUB · b l e hom e w 1th lilt out EC U S HIN G CO roc ommonds that you do b Slneu w lh peop le vou know and NOT to send m o noy through th e me I unt1l vou have IOV& IItigated the offering. SEll THE BEST Sell A von Call 44 6 336B . LUMBER hardwar e retail bu alneu m Put nam Countv . N ow 10 000 11q ft bulld1ng , locat i On ma1n highway Must sell owner f nanclng BYOJIOble centra l flU W B new c arpet throughout pHrl ull y furn ou tbUIIdmg ur dorp nn ng 510 500 Cnll 6 1 4 245 5406 01 446 02 1 2 1966 u 1f rn shod 12•60 Vmdale Call 446 3619 Y. acre lot w th 10x50 FR along Rt~c coon Creek Out s d"l bu dlmg 2 Ira lers pa'r tiDily furniShed 912 600 Call 614 256 1446 304 757 8787 . N ico Schulu mobil e home By appom tmen t on ly 22 Money to Loan HOME LOAN S 10 V>% h•ad rate Loader Mortgage 77 E State Athen s Ohio 1 614 - 692 3061 or 12 to 4PM t 800 34 t 6654 In OhiO near Pom eroy 1 22 ac res olmo !!l t level Gatago m etfll bu ld g Conlac t Rev Cecil W<se. 74 2 2430 1980 BAYVIEW Oul 110 14.1170 2 BR C 1 A firepla ce garden tub applmncus un derpmn ng $14 00 Cull 446 6211 1978 SCHULT 141170 2 BR 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING $6 off pluo diecount e to aenlor cl1izenschurchea sc hools Call Sill Ward W1rd t Keyboard , 448 4372 . PIANO TUNING LANE DA· NIELS Relleble nrvrce since 198& Aeaoclete of Brunlcardl Mu1lc Co Phone 814 742 2881 . 2 ba ths C A Good ..co nd On rental lo t near GoodyeAr pltlnt Assumable l oan low down payment French C1 ty Broker ng Sorv1 ceo. 446 9340 . 1973 GRA NVILLE 14<70 2 DR gas UnfurniShed A l e sktrt ng awning~ aqd porche s 2 ut1l1ty bldgs Set up on choice lot Oua1l Creak M H Pnrk E.~~;c Cond French City Broker ng Serv1 cos 446 9340 . yj 1972 14.116 6 mob1le homt per11ally furniShed mcludee underp i nn i ng and ba Ck Profenlonal Electrolylll Clinic A M A appro\led Or po•ch Call 614 992 2155 between 9 and 15 ask forTI"' Aller 6 ca ll 304 882 3692 . PERMANENT htlr "movol rol•rr•l• 304 875 5688 8onna Hondle_v,:Eiect a PIANO gult~r lenon e· teacher with master 1 de· grea Accept ing • limited number of ltudenta 304- BB2 2762 . 1976 14<70 Windsor 3 bedro om 1 y, baths fur niahed 8 x1 0 utlhtv bUIIdln,g Death n fam:ly mu tt tell Call 446 7613 call 3 OOM 7847. ~afore after 4 ce ll 448 �Sentinel · 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 64 Miac . Merchendll8 They'll Do It Every Time M obile Knauff Coal • Flrew'o od Prices reduced May-July. Pick up or . deliv•red. We honor HEAP Vouchers. Call nice chain link fence. good neighbor hood . Priced to 814-2811-11245. ooll. 614-742 ·2B64 276 GALLON Fuol Oil Tonk and otond . Coli 245 -9200 . h ome and Jot in Rutland . A .C .. large porch. 12160 Cardinal tra i ler , partly furn ished . New gas furnace. p orch. underpin ~ ning, equipped for w oo d burner. &4.900 614· 247- The 'Daily Senlinei--Poge--9 Tuesday, June 14, 1983 T&U- THiiGII~ 11! CU. FT. FrootFrMR.trig. 1=001< 11J · Hotpoint. 39.. all auto. Hotpoint elK . range, like new . 9 windows with matching nOrms. Call 448- O~N8'f MAGIC! 4555 . 2805. USED MOBILE HOME . 676-2711 . Central air for ule. Unit for mobile home . Cell 256- 79 Sterling mobile home, 2 llr, all electric, central air, un Jerpinned , exc. cond . 304- 8&32 . tfo~' CARLYLE ' " Fruit & Vegetables by Larry Wright rt---:---:=======::;__:_~,, 1---------------- 79 Stefling mobile hom e, 2 br, all electric. central air, un derpinned . exc . cond . 304 - 675 -6639 . Home Television lmprovementl I ~-CJI.\. Strawberriet. -T aylor's Berry Pttch. Karr· H•rritburg Rd. 8 1-\AVe. Marcum Roofing & Spout· ing. 30 years experience. · epeciallzing in buMt up roof. I 'DcK'T ~®~ MDM.eY. 1\.J.. 1-lr-,ve 10 M 1He AM-B PM, Mon . • Sot . Coli 4411 -8892 or 111 4-246 · 911117 . COPS ~&.Ct; . ON us ... 7:3D Painting lnterif)f' • exterior. wollpoper honolng. lnourod. ~... 11tlmotoa. 114-9492881. Strawberriea . Pick your own. Call'· Cla~de Winter. Coll8i4-2411-11121 . Roofing. ahingl... spouting and aluminum aiding work. Insured. Free E1timat11 . STRAWBERRIES , pick your own, Monday through Sat· urday . 9 - 8 . no checkt. Happy Hollow Frui1 farm. Hi Preaaure Cleaning. Aluminum siding. mobile homea. wood, brick, .. n(latone bui1ding and homea. Also heavy equipment . Fully in· eured, FrH estimatH. 614· 849-2886. I TACCH . I W CD A Team The A rJ (D When the Music's Over The lives of eleven legends of popular music are e,.;amined . _ PUT I'IHY DID A~~ THE7E LeGENDS START HAPPENIN G TO ME , AN GELA l \BOADUNt [II MOVIE: "Sea Wife' (I) I Spy (IJ NFL Films NFL F1lms presents highlights of the 1967 Green Bay Packers . ill MOVIE: ' Shari<' Cll Gl (j}) Happy Days Fonzie masterminds a record deal. for J eanie and Chachi (Ail Closed Captioned! 0 Cll ®I Bring ·em Back . 1 .4 acre lot in Brildbury. Good location . Traitor hookup. All utilities and septic ·system. Call 9~2 - 2602 . 1 .4 acre lot in Bradbury . Good location. trailer hoo · removal . Call 675 ·1331 . utili- ~~~~~~~~~~~~ kup , all utilities. septic s~s ­ tem . Call 614 -992 -2602 . Building lot . Rocksprings area . 614 -992 -2719. APARTMENTS (EHO } one 4 ·1 Houses for Rent Nice 2 bdr . house with firepla ce & basement near Crown ·City $275 mo. Call The Wiseman Real Estate Agency . Coli 446 -3643 . 6 RM HOUSE. Ref. llo Dep . required . No pats. Ph. 266 1991 , Crown City, Ohio . Furnished 2 rooms and ba1h. Downstairs . Clean . No pet s. Adults only . Reier ence re quired 446 - 1619 . FARM HOUSE . no bath . rear Thurman. 81 00 mo . $50 deposit . Pole barn storage for lease , e 1 00 mo . 6,000 aq . ft . near Thurman . Meigs Co .-Chester Town ship . Beautiful, new , 3 bed room cedar home with 2 car garage . 19 m iles from Athens. 8300 month. 614 · 592 -4471 devs. 614 -6924624 evenings. 304 ·675· 1301 . ------------------· 7 room HOUSE . NO BATH , ,Apple Grove near Goodyeflr Plant 8160 . deposet and refuired . 676-1894. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent In 1own Apts . Also nice office apace . Cell Cleland Reelty at 614 -992-2259 . 1,2,3, or 4 bedroom Apts. Furnished or unfurnished . 614 -992 -2381 hom 9 to 4 . Apartmants . 304 - 676 - 5648 . homes. houses . Pt. Pleosant and Gallipolis . 614 -446 - 8221 . 0 NE bedroom apartment!~ for th e elderly . All utilities paid . Tenonts pay 30 per ce·nt of their adjuate.d income in this HUO subsidized apartment building. Twin Rivers Tower, phone 304 676 -6679 . Equal opportun· ity housing . Mobile home tor rent . Call 1 2•60 2 bdr. mobile home all utilities p11id . fllll:cept Call electric . Oap. Req 446 -8558 . Mobile Home space in Gallipoli•· 920 Fourth Ave . "70 . Water paid . Call 446-4416 after 7 PM . FOR RENT Mobile HOme , 2 BR , furn . w / wcarpet , 19 ft . LR. nat . gas heat , air cond ., private lot . Ph . 446 -1409 from 4 to 8 p .m . Niclv furni 1hed mobile homo in city, adul11 only. no pets. phone , 1-614 -992 -5B68 . ONE bedroom apartment , $226 month , all utilities paid. 304-675-2696 . Furnished one br apt . in Pt . Pleasant . Extra nice, odults only . No Pets . 304-676 - 13B6 . Furnished 2 br apartment. located in Ripley , cerpeted through out , clean . 304 - 273 -307B 6778 . or 304 -372 - Furnished 2 br apartment, located in Ripley , carpeted t hroughout , clean 304 - Calt446 -0338 . 273 - 3078 6778 . 12x62 2 bedroom trailer. Wedge Apts . jno children . no Adult1 only . Brown's Park . 614 -992 -3324 .Tr111iler - - - - - - - - - -lc - 2 bedroom mobile homo in Racine . 614 -367-0288 . or 304 -372 - I:P ; "; '::'::·;30::4::·:6:::7::6::·::20~7~2;:::== 45 Furnished Rooms 2 bedroom furnished . Oep· osit . No pets. Adultl pr e- For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keapinQ room a. Park Central Hotel . ferred . 614 -992 -2749 . Call 448 -0766 . 12 x 60 2 bedroom mobile t)ome for rent. Approx . 6 mllea frOm Middleport or Pomeroy . 992 -6858 . Sleepingroom$126. utiltiea paid. single mele . Share bath , 919 Second Ave . Mobile home. 20 ft . living room . No pets , drunks or dope. 1 child a.;:cepted . John Sheets . J 'h Middleport Rt . miles 7. south 2 bedroom furnished . a.c .. 1 ehild , no peta . Now Haven . ~04 - BB2 - 2466 . 43 Farms for Rent Po to. 304-876 -1463. 46 Sp.ece for Rent Park , Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Large lots . Call 992 -7479 . Meigs Co .- Cheater ToWn ehip. Farm land & pasture for rent reatonlllble . 1 - 692 - 4 7 Wonted to Rent 4471 A nice unfurni1hed home or large apartment . Must be inaida city close to -or In downtown Gallipolis . Muat have at leaat 6 rooms . Will excellent cera by lady & 3 yr. old ton . Lean or Ieese with option could be poul · billtlea. Ple81e do not cell if requests given herein c.nnot be mat. Evelyn C. KnoUt· do yo. 1 -692 -4624 evenings . 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apart· ment• 1200 per mo . or if income Ia *10.000 or leaa HU D available . A-One R..l Eat1taa. Carol Yaager, Real tOr. Call 304-675· 6104 or 304-875 -7386 . Furnished apt ., 131 % 4th Avo., Golllpollo . 2 bdr., *18& mo .. water paid . pall 448-4418 oftor 7PM . Furnlthtd efflency itpt . In town, •150 mo . Call The WlltrJ'In Real E1tate A~onc~ . Coli 448 -3843 . 2 . bdr. opt ., 60 Lincoln . Rlitlrod couple only , coli 448 -305& . '70 FORD Window vtn . Clean . $600. "64 I .H.C. Pickup . BY2 ft . bed, need• 6B43. 1978 Firebird Pontiac sharp 4 ' x8' flashing arrow tign . New bulbs, letters. Hale 1981 Dodge Colt good goa mileage . Call 614-388 8453 or 614 · 388 -9766 .' 55 Building Supplies Mixed hay $1 .25 bale in field . $1 .60 bale loaded on wagon . Floyd E . Rayburn . Pets for Sale Happy Jack Dog Food. AKC Call 446-7796 . DRAGONWYND CATTERY · KENNEL. AKC Chow pup· pies, CFA Himalayan. Per· 1ian and Siamese kittens. 65 Seed & Fertilizer .......... ............ ..... .. USED CARS, 77 ,98 Oldt ·~· · LuM . sedan . 73 Coupe De - WEEKS WESTIE KENNEL AKC We at Highland · whit, terriers, puppies and stud sendee . Call 614 - 367 - 71 0624 . 1976 Chevy Caprice Clas sic, 4 dr. sedan . one owner . AKC A Eg . Poodle pupploo elao Reg . Himalayan female AKC English Springer Spaniel 1 yr. old, leaving town $76 or beat offer. Call 446-9845 or 446 -7332 . 1 AKC Reg . Golden Retriever puppies . Reedy to go mid 57 ville Cadillac . 71 Sedan Deville Cadillac. 72 C-20 Chov. Von . 304-676 -3099 . Autos for Sale 73 DUSTER. 8300. 304675-1484. 12,500 . Coli 448-1616 or 446- 1244. 1978 KAWASAKI100 . Oirt Bike. Call 446 -0486 . 1977 Call 446 -1816 or 448 1244 . 71 Chevelle. 360 engine, automatic transmiuion, good condition . $1400 . 1976 Grand Prbc, p .a.. p.b ., cruite control, A .C ., good 304-876-6393 . cond . Call 446-0109 after 6: 30p .m. 73 Oldo 98 , loaded with lnstrumen1s Wan1ed : Raaponaibla party to take over low montly peymanu on spinet piano . Can be seen locally . Write Cr.e dlt Manager: P.O. Box 4 t1900 . 614· 992 -7382 . 1-------------------1972 YAMAHA 380 En duro, 446-6606 . automatic tranamluion . g·o od condition . 81400 . 1977 OLDSMOBILE Star- 304 -875-5393 . fire , v .6 . A I C . 4-apeed, new paint. axe. cond . t1860. 73 Oldl 98 . loaded with options , !ow mileage. new tires. good condition. 304 - Call 448, 1724. 1972 NOVA 350 . 2 Dr. $BOO. Ph . 446- 1026. For Sale-Spinet-Console Pi · ano Bargain . Wanted : RasponJible party to taka over low monthly payment• on Spinet Pi1no . Can be tHn locally . Write Credit Men- cond. U ,OOO. Ph . 4464630 . good condition. 14 ft.· aluminum Starcraft boat. 2 aeata. 6 h .p. motor&. Yamaha road bike 8500 . agar: P.O. Box 1137 Shelbyville, IN . 46178. engine, 4 barrel . alum . 1lot wheels . 86 . 000 miles . 17 ft . Mercury Marquis boat. new interto·r & canvas cover . custom paint on boat S. trailer. trimline style. 160 HP Mercury motor. $3,600 . TOPPER for 8' bod. otond up height, phone 304-876 - FOUR chrome 15x7 Inch wheels. flU G .M . cars, $75 .00 . 304-6711-6856 . [RJ !Closed Captioned) Dewitt's 614-367- B3 (60 min) (il) Newswatch fl) INN Newo 1 0 :30 (I) S1ar Time ([) Major league Baseball : Atlanta at l os Angele s WORK Camping Equipment Inside Was hington Mark Shields hos ts lhis behind-the-scenes look at tho nation's cap1tal . fl) In Search of .... 11 :o0 Cll Cll ®I 111 r~ News ()) Not Necessarily The News This show ·promises 10 be every th1ng th e curre nt new s is no t. By Ted Hanna , pondt. ditches, basements. etc . Call 446 4907 . Carter 81 Evant Tran1portation. 304-676-6493 . 'Count Basie .' Bas•e re turn s to Kansas Cny , M O to celebrate h1s birthday at a gala co ncert (A) fl) Benny Hill Show 11 :30 0 (I) ffi Tonight Show J ohnnt{ s guest s are Bill Cosby and Pete Bmbuttl WINNIE (;ETS A CIRC()LAR THE ,MAIL ••• (60 m•n .) 2903 . Cil MOVIE: 'The Thing' (I) Another Life Meigs Excavating. Bulldozer • backhoe service . ments, footer~, landscaping, driveways , t.rm pondt. a.... Cll Soap 0 Cil Quincy (]) PBS late Night ® All In 1he Family G (j}) Nlghtlino 614-742 -2407 or 614 -742 2068 . 72 T·ruckl for Sale 1-:--:-----------'-----1982 Mnda 79 oMotors Homes & Campers Sundowner doluxo, low miloogo, hpeod traneml ..ion with topper, axe . cond . Call 448-4434 Captain 's Lounge, Bad, & 1978 ~ ton Ford camper apeclal. V -B. auto tr1n1. no rust, axe. cond ., 11 ,8150 . Coli 4411 -8108 . Chovy Sport blue • block, ·topp8f Included, ruot proof bottom. 1inltod gl"'· AM -FM rodlo. vinyl dooro, carpeted, auto tran1 . , 11,800. Coll448-8103. 1978 GMC Ho•vv Holt. PI, PI, good got miiOigt. crulto, A/C, bed llnot. olld· lng IMclt gloit, running boordo. Exc. oond. 14100. Colllt14HIII-11144. OEPENDABLE WASHER · ORYER REPAIR . Guaranwork . Call anytime 614-256-6820 or 614-256 1207. BARNEY a. Pomeroy. 992 -22B4 . 1973 17 ft . Travel Mote complng troller . Solf 'con - 1-----..:______________ telned . SIHpa 1 . Electric, SERVICE cell City Furniture goo • 12 watt oyotom . A .C., 3D4 -675 · 260B or 448 0&31 . Recreation Apache fold down trailer . 1leap1 •8, 11 ,000 . 304-175-32711 . B6 Home Improvement a PEANUTS 2:00 do lt. Coli 448-31119 Htwaan 9 and I. JIM I WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lonier, 304 -1711. Sl:UCCO PLASTERING . 7397 . texturod coMingo oommerclol ond rnlclontlal, frM Upholstery Htlmotft. Coli 114-218- 87 1182. • PAINTING • Interior ond 71 Ch.., truok, Soollldolo tx1orlor, plumbing. roofing, 20, loodod whh oxtr01. tome remodel~~ 20 yro 304·6711o4444 . -1112 . . oxp. Ctll 114- 1:15 1:30 J.ONES BOYS WATER SER VICE . Coli 614 -367-7471 or 814-367-0591 . W~'ll TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Soc. Ave., Golllpollo. 446-7833 or 441-1133 . ~EN 60NNA PUSH '10V OOT61DE W~ERE '{OU I'M CAN 6ET SOME SON~IHE! LET ME IN ! I'M 6ETTIN6 FRESH f;..IR ALL OVER M'{ BODV !! 0 I]) ffi late Night with David letterman David · s guests are comedian Mik e Binder end George Schultz . 1 :00 General Hauling Need aomething hauled away or something moved? 81 •AN' IT ROCK NO MORE NEITHER 12 :30 ED "S APPLIANCE REPAIR nlca towing . •2.200. Hh.;:h & trall•r bar lnclud-.:1. See or call Gary Hynll 114-9925388. Hartman . PAW FIXED MY ROCKIN' CHAIR SO'S IT DON'T SQUEAK NO MORE SEWING Machine repairs. service . Authorized Singer Sale• SaNice Sharpen Sciuors . fabric Shop , Honeymooners 11 :45 CD MOVIE: "Tho Deep ' 12:00 (]) Burna & Allen (IJ USFL Football : Denver at Oakland Cll Nightllne ilJ MOVIE: "Matchless · Ill Mo<y Hartman, Mary Electrical & Refrigeration teed o [!) ESPN SportsConta< (ZJ News/Sports/Weather llJ) Swlngin· 1he Blues Lonnie Boggs Excavating. Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck . Work by hour or job . Call B4 Kr I 1 ] YOUR Jumbles· LANKY EXACT JERSEY IMPAIR Answer · Whal !he clrct.,ts s.trong man turned crook had to be'-- A MAN OF .. S T~AL .. Jumble Book No. 20. containing 110 puulus . i~ lllul lable tor $1.95 poslp•l<l from Jumblt c/O thiS n1wspajM'r. Bo11 34. N . orwood, N.J. 07648. 1nclude ,our name, addn'•• · zip coda and make checks p111y11ble to Newspo rbooks , BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Making a tough one demons t r ated in today·s deal that her charit y causl's, NORTH did not exten(f to opponents &-Jot -IS at the bridge ta ble . .Q42 • A KQ 9 • 10 4 .A96 J In ex pl anati on of the bidding , .Joan and her part· ner are very rel.u ctant to ma ke a ta keo ut double of a n WEST EAST .AKJ 71 • 63 • 10 8 6 3 opening bid of a major suit unless they hold four cards In the other maj or . Because of that, Joan fell she should ri sk a competitive bid ol three hearts. When Wes t continued with three spades, North proper ly judged that •s ;; t KJ7 • Q9 3 K Q 10 . 7I 4 .9SOUTH • J 10 7 2 tA66 12 .J82 South would have no more th an a single spa de and car ried on to fou r . Vulnerable• Neither Deal er : West W ~st Nortb West led the spade king. At trick two the club king was pl ayed and allowed to hold. Now West play ed a J. Eas1 South Pass Pass 1• 4• 2• Pass Ob i 3• Opening lead: trump, won in dummy with the king. Declarer played a low dia mond from !IP!llmy and when East lalle4 ~ p~r the jack, the elsnl ~9~ West to win the nl~ , pq\h· er trump was p l~y~ ~"~ won with the queen. A dla. •K m ond was pla yed to the ace, By Oswald Jscoby aod James Jacoby and lhe third round of dia- monds was trumped by the Optimlsm ln bidding is usually the trademark or the most expert declarers . After all, il they are going to or devote a lot their lime tryi ng to fulf ill a mbitious contracts. they had beller know how to do it. Joan DeWitt. a four-tim e nationa l bridge c hampion heart ace. Thts eslablish<•d dc>e lar - er's last two diamond s as winners. Joan led the nine of hear ts fr om dummy over- taking wilh the 10 in her ha nd and pl ayed out all her red winn ~ rs. At th e eleventh trick West ei ther had to throw away his s pa d~ ace or and one of Ch icago's avid unguard his Q- 10 of clubs. sup pOrters i NEWSPAPEH CID o rn J .A.R . Conatruction Co . Water Linea , Footers , Drains. All kinds of Ditching. Rutland, Oh . 614-742 · sug- of t'ha ritablc lo: Nn: tH'R I S ~ ASSN) Cll Firing Line Excavating DOZER A bag lady and her boy fnond touch the lila of Dr M orrtson and Or. Kochar fi nds a fr iend tn Dr . Samuols. (A) (60 mm .) (I) TBS Evening News (I) II) (j) Barbara Walters Special Barbara mtervie w s Jimmy S1ewan . M anette Hartley and Damel TraiJBOI L A mu ltim il lion dollar plant! Employment for thoL.Isands! I ves ter day s _ MOVIE: To Be 0 CilllJ St. Elsewhere ~s (Answers lomorrow) Ca ptio n a~ plodes when M r. Hart ' s playful kidding traps them m the off ice during a blsckout . GASOLINE ALLEY torm !he surprise answer. gested by the abOve cartoon . Diamonds in the Sky fit 7B Starcraft camper sleeps 1ix. three burner stoWe. sink. ice box, ex c . con d . 81 BOO . J.:=========:.l $1296. 814 -742 -3083. <ID Plumbing & Heeling lNG . Fomerly Three' s 9 :30 (]) MOVIE: 'Equus ' Cll Gl (ill 9 to 5 Dora lao •• · p. m. 304 -876 -11 2B Plumbing . Coli 0676. G) their .lives .. (AI (90 m1n.) !Closed Captioned) Home Improvements. painting - exterior !a interior & mobile homes. Call after 5 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· Gl Announced (j) American Playhouse 'For Colored Girl s Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Ratnbow ts Enuf · Si• black w omen share the pain . terror , warmth and love tO CARTER "S PLUMBING AND HEATING Now arrange !he circled loners To Company Larry sets up Jack· with his kid S!ster !AI 0 CIJ ®J 614 -992 -2969 . Con be seen at Betty ' a Carryout. Cll 1 D:OO Cor . Fourth and Pine Kind of Hero' (I) 700 Club homo.roof. 304-676-1293. Phone 446-3BBB or 446· 4477 Boats and Motors for Sale crJ MOVIE: ·some I Closed 675-2279. 1974 Monte Carlo . Excel. Flrobird. 1976 Model. 360 IT ViAS TRIIE, TH' 60VERNMEHT'I7 PI!OI!'LY WANT Tl/'f.E5 OR Fl(jerER CIJT SOME OTtiER WAY 0' GTE'ALIN' .-----'"!. IT FROM U5! ll'-:..·coUR61E- Minimum . 1 1 c square foot to aluminize your mobile 82 I BODLIE I [ J KJ tJ Answer: ( 11 I I 1 j Remington (R} [60 min.) ... IF Concrete and black top eeti· metes. metal building and fence erection costs. Also buying end selling heavy equipment , Horse & •tock trailer sales. Furniture, electrical S.. electronic aupplias and equipment . Pleasant Meadows Distributors and Sales. $260 .00. 304-!176 -5986 . 675-2279 . 71 Chovallo, 360 engine, 637 Shelbyville. IN 48176 . Ir-__________ Corolla. 2408 between 9 a.m .- 5 options , low mUaage, new p.m . or 188 et Bordman tires, good condition. 304- · Furniture, Pt. Pleasant. tion Wagon. PS . PB, good cond . Cell 446-7489 or ANN11= for 446 - 790~ . 1977 DODGE A open Sto · Musical Toyota apa~d . new paint. very good 78 Plymouth Volare Premier 4 dr., air cond ., one owner. 78 Ford s·upercob t976. runt good. Soo Henry She lint. raor 919 2nd. Ava. Gtlllpollt •tter IIPM, ·448 3975. 64 Misc . I-:-,---------,------- ffi Cil 0 Steele RemtngtOn.and Lau ra mvestigate the murde r of a mystery writer's husband . Roofing arid Carpentry work. general repilirs, call Anthony Willlamaon. 614- dress, sheft drive, low mi-· 387-0194. leage, $2,600. Call after &, CALL 304-676 ·1293 614-256 -1141 . 304 -675 -8493. anytime after 4 . Original coot U75. UOD. 19B1 Suzuki 860 5L, full trolling motor t600. 1975 dinette set. bodrm .. etc . OUR BOARDING HOUSE. includes blower. 614-8436380 after 5 . 1----------------- 1974 HONDA CB 360 , $400. 304-676- 1BOO . or 992 - 9 :00 Motorcycles 1973 Ford Pinto outo . 73.000 mileo. Exc. interior. .614 -992-2983 6241 . 3295 . ' $3 _ . ;J;u~ly::.::6::1~4;-7;4::2::·::2::9::5::7::.= = 1 Legacy 3,000 wood& Coal heater . Used & month e. 74 614 -992-2707. 1976 Ford. Elite. 2 door. air. p .s., p.b .. radio, 8KC . running condition. Price negotiable . TOBACCO plants for sale, Kentucky 14 & 17. Call from 4 unti119 :00 p .m .. 304 -882- Hammond. IN II) CI2l Joanie Loves Chachi 'Joan•e challengeS Chac; ht to p)ay her fnend Noncy tn a one-on-one basketball game tAl [Cl osed . Captioned] CIJ LIKE5 10 IALK. tioned! fl) MOVIE: 'The Word· Part 2 8 :30 [!) Top Ronk Boxing from ter. (Day 814-692-4086.1 !night 614-698 -8206.1 742-2734. Call 446 -3B44 afte< 4PM . polio . Coli 446 -1699. other ltemo. Caii258 -176B. piece cunom fit your home. Guaranteed . Advanced Gut- 12.,500. 304-876-6B09. Dobermana: Stud Service . COUroiTV APPLIANCES , loquire at trailer behind C.J . Bar on R1 . 7 . Customized, bank appraisal HONDA 1981 , CD 900 cuotom, U,OOO. 304-675 · 2861 . Foreman• Used Cars. For leu expensive cars. On S .R . 124 in Lang1ville, Oh. 614 - KENNEL Boarding all breeds. Selling SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One 1981 Cutladd Suprema Brougham. Loaded . low mHea. A -1 cond. 1978 Ka· wauki 660. extr11 . 614 · body , runs good . · $1800. a. $700 . 814-986-4349 . HIM HOW A 2!AR6ER USUA~LY IAI (60 m1n.) !Closed Cap- ESTIMATES. FURNITURE CUANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 614 -446-2107 . after 5 . 1977 ·Nova, good cond . Call good 304 -675-3666 . HILLCREST 304· 675-6116 otter 4 p. m. 75 DODGE von, IT Jl};T 10 Get your carpet in ahip ahepe. Waterremoval. FREE Phone 814-367-0636, call .;:ond., BUT I'D Eo\1/E' ~h ,000 CF 304-B95-3802 . 1974 FORD Bronco, 302 good BORN LOSER or 875 - auto.. 614-949-2387. engine, runa good . ti600 . 304-876- 2088 4580. .E & R Trt~e Service• .fully insured, free .estimates . Coll448-4294 . 197 J Dodge Charger . 318 0 . Coll614 -245-5121 . 56 clutch . $300 . Rt . 82 South through Leon, WV to 2nd road on left Waterloo Rd. 2nd road on left off Waterloo last house. condition. 1972 NOVA 360 . 2 dr. 8800. Ph . 446-1026. rienced roofing. includi11g hot tar application, ~erp8n· ter. electriciJin, mason. Call Water Welle. Commercial and Oomeetlc. Test ho'••· PUmps Sales and Service. W.O. 1976 Plymouth Duster. 8 992-6783 . cyl., run a good. auto trans, 1~-:-:----------------­ make exc . 2nd . car, 81 ,000 . XRBO Honda 2 helmets. 614 -246-5888. Inc . Good used appliances , washers. dryer• . refrig ., TV sets . 627 1/ l 3rd . Ave., Galli- GOOD SELECTION of 1979 Pinto ttalionwagon. 4 cyl. , auto .. PS. air cond ., ox c. c.ond . Call 614 -388 B438 . New big FILE ERROR MIXED hay , 304 -676 2264 . cot. Coli 448-0B57 . ·washers, dryers, refrigera tor~ , stoves . 190 up . 30 day warranty. Call 448 -8033 . 78 Dodge Omni 4 spd. , 4 dr., good cond., $2,200 or boot offer . Coll446-9845 or 448-7332 . STANDING HAY for solo . Call 246-9315 . 304-675-6493 . 4 Vans & 992 -73B2 . Tobacco plant• . KentuckV 14. enough for 37ecrea . One Fresh Holstein heifer also 16 Hundred Oollars.304 -896 - open heifers . Alto Regiltered bulls from 20.000 lbt . 3B79 milk. dams. Call 1 -614 -286Four 26" bicycles, 836 . 2496 . each or $126 . for all. 446-0322 446-8033. 1981. Cutlaaa Supreme Brougham . Loaded . Low miles . A · 1 cond . 1978 Ka· wa1aki 8640. extras. 814· 1-------------------- Building material• CONDITIONED mixed hoy, block, brick, sewer pipes, never wet, large bales. windows . linuls , etc . f1 .60 por bole, 304-675Claude Winters, Rio Grande , 2902 . de)iverv . cond, 45 ,000 mi. , $4,000. Call 614-367-7238 . Signo. Call FREE 1-BOO- I·-::-:64-.,-H,.-a_y_&-::--::G,-r-a-in--"-626 -7446. anytime. $99 .. to $435 . 7 pc .. $1B9 . collect . Fro 1979 Thunderbird axe . saddle and brldlo . UOO . 304-676,5336 . and up . Wood table with six chairs $426 . to $746 . Desk $110 up to $226 . Hutchu. 8650 . and up , maple or pine finish . Bunk bed comptete with maHreasea. $260. and up to S396 . Baby beds, $11 0 . Mattresses or box springs. full or twin, $68 .• firm , $68 . and $78 . Queen sets. $196 . 4 dr .. cheats, $42 . 5 dr . chests, $64 .. Bed frames , S20 .and $26 ., 10 gun - Gun cabina1s, $ 360., dinette chairs $20 . and 826 . Gas or electric ranges. 8326 up to ~376 . Baby matresaes. $26 & $35, bodfremes $20. S26, & S30, king frame 850 . Good selection of bedroom suites , cedar cheats . rockers , metal cabinets. swivel .rockera . Used Furniture -- bookcua. ranges. chairs, and tables. washers. dryers , rehigera· ton and TV's . 3 miles out Bulevilla Rd . Open 9sm to 6pm. Mon . thru Fri .. 9am to 6pm. Sat. 386 -8678 Saioo. 446 -47B2 . thing down! Take over pav- saddle and bridle. $300 . and up to $126 . Hide-:a beda, $440 . and ·up to $626 ., Recliners. 8176 . to $350 ., Lamps from 128 . to $76 . 6 pc . dinettes from 69 95 more . Reg . price demo price e 76 . Call 614· new $2.996. John ' s Auto monto •58 .00 monthly . 304 _675 _5336 _ $285. to $895 . Tables, $46 1983 White sewing machine $78, free arm, zig zag. much $3 ,995 . 1980 Chovottelike REPOSSESSED SIGNI No- Horoe, mare, 8 yean old, Sofa. chair, rocker, ottoman . 3 tables, [e•tra heavy by Frontier!. $686 . Sofa, chair and loveaaat, 8276 . Sofeaand chairs P(lced from Moving: Selling furniture. Young, 448-2848 (homol , 448-9010 IOocoro), 448 · 9545 (Oocoro) . alto sell Min Wax Flnithing Suppliu . Wood World. 2606 Grand Central Ave .. Vienna. W.Va . a. LAYNE'S FURNITURE COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Furnished apt . adulta. No 73 caler, TEC digital scales, 1 -----------------Hobart slicer refrigerator H 8 ld unit . All like new,· 304-676 orte, mare, years o ' 446 -7398 . Good selection wa1her, dry era. refrigerators 890 -$1'30 . 30 day guaranteed . Call 1-------------------- COUNTRY Primitive lurnltura· on aale-thia month . We 304-875 -4444. DELl EQUIPMENT- 8 ft. deli ~~7: : No popero. 614-949- - washan, dryers, refrigera tors. ranges . Skaggs Applianc'ts. Upper River Rd .. beside Stone Crest Motel . 1~ -~~-::.======= Gollipolls. Call 446 -4416 78 Chevy truck. Scotladale 20, loaded with extraa. Beck window 1976 Chevy Truck 820 .. lavatory 815 ., Milk goat. Call 814-3B8medicine cabinet •16 ., baby B463 or 614-388-9756 . dreaaing table10. 614-992 7473. 3 year old stud part quarter GOOD USED APPLIANCES Grey Contemporary bedr. suite. in cluding full · sire bftd with bookcase headboard . triple dreaaer with mlrrow. chest of drawers. night stand. mattren end box springs. 1300. Call 4460123 after 5PM . after 7PM . New Oak Furniture, tables, chairs, cupboards, pie safe, dry tinka. Paul Conkelt ~~~--------------­ Antiquea, Tuppen Plaint, Umaatone. Sand. Gravel. Delivered in Masof'!. Meigs. I -;:========= Gallia or pick up at Richards 1 & Son, Coli 446 -7786. 63 Livestock 614 -992 -7511 . 0 NE bedroom apartment, 402 % 24th . St . Pt . Pleasant, 446 -0756 . SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE bedroom rent starts lit $1 67 per mo . two bedroom 11arts 62 Olive St. , Gailipolis. 6 at $1 93 . Deposit $200 (no piece wot;Jd living room suite pet al near Spring Valley with 6 inch flat arms 8399. Cinema. Call 446-2746 or bunk · beds complete with lea ve message . bunkie& $199, 2 piece an tron livingroom auitaa $199, 1 bedroom aparimen1 for antron raclinen $99. other rent . Call 446.- 0390. recliners sao. maple dinette 1ets 8179. love seeta &70, Apt . for rent . Half double-2 hide - a - bed $260, ' box bd .room Apt . Adults pre- 1pringa & mattren twin or ferred . No pets. 614 · 992- full $100 set regular -firm 2749 . $120, maple dinene chairs $35 , wash stands $34, 1 bod room Apt . $196 . mo . maple rockers $69, 7 piece including utilities . Equal chrome dinane tet $149. 6 housing opportunity. Con - piece dinette set $89, used tact Village Manor Ap11 . bedroom suitet. refirgera 61 4 -992 -77B7 . rors. ranges. cheat. dreaaera. wringer washers. TV's, Apts . for rant in Middleport. dryerea. & shoet . Call 448 Porn ., and New Haven . Call 3159 . APARTMENTS , mob i le NICE 2 bedroom house . with basement. will allow 1 c~ild. , in nice neighborhood . RINGLE'S SEI!VICE expe- Furnished apt .. 8226 . ties paid . 1 bdr .. 2nd . floor . adult1o. 607 2nd . Ave, Galli - polis . Call 446 -4416 after 51 Household. Goods 8PM . I------------------ Rencala Alive Buck goes on a mission to rescue an agent w hose plane has cra sh landed tn the Jungle . (R! !60 m,n _j (j) (fiJ Nova 'Umealit : The Whale Hunters .' Tonight' s pro gram examines the history of the Bowhead whale and the debate surround•ng the hunttng of this creature. F &. K Tree -.:-rimming. itump Furnished apt . 3 rooms . private. 1 st . floor , ref . preferred . Call 446 · 2216 . I I (J in Las Vegas. (RI (60 min.) THEY·V.. GOT THe 7TO.R 'I OF THe VAN1o~IN6 HITCHHII<;ER ... THE FAKE HEAD iN THE BACK SEAT .•. EVEN THE CEMENT·FILLfD AUTOMOBILE. by Henri A<nold and Bob Laa I NEKEL Team is hired to locate a kid· napped mathematician who tries to 'break · &'Very casino <;APTAIN EASY ~~ ® one lener to each square, to form lour ordinary words. Tonit._ht · Beauttful Cockepoo pupt, Ca1allna 1974 Pontiac. nice. rails for 8 ' bed P.O. 446 1369 efter !6 . , 35 Lots & Acreage I,.!:!JI Unscramble these four Jumbkts, 0 [II Ue Oet(]) Dobie Gilllt (IJ ESPN Sport.Center (IJ Andy Griffith Cll I!J ()) Family Feud G (j}) Entertainmen1 B:OO 0 614-949-2688. Gallipolio Forr; . 304-6762028. ~fti}~ID'\t. ~ THATSCRAMBLEDWOROGAME ~ Viewing SOME COIN OUT KID$. BUT DON'T SIC THE: Coli 814-38B-9857. Steam Jenny. severaltooll, eervice equip. plus much more. For automobile• at well aa motorcycles. Betz Honda Sales . 676 -6539 . 81 2:30 3:00 . 3:30 3:45 4:00 ~:30 160 min .) (}) Jack Bonny Show 1!1 ()) McMillon ond Wife G (j}) ABC News One on One Ill Twilight Zone '(}) I Married Joan (])ABC Nowo One on One G (j}) Nawo Cil MOVIE: 'Zoot Suit' D · (rJ NBC Newo Overnight (}) filly Uttlo Margie C1J MOVIE: ' Moonohlno County Expreot' CD Newo(Sign Off •lUI CNN HM<IIIne Newo Cil MOVIE: 'Como Have CoffH Will1 Ua' (}) Bacholor F.U.ar Ill CBS N-• Nlghlwll1ch (}) Ufe of IIIIey I]) MOVIE: 'The OU1Iew · :looey· Wllao' ()) 700 Club ()) ESPN SportaConter I]) MOVIE: 'ConfHaiono ' of • Pop Porformer' ()) MOlliE: 'You're a Big Boy Now' ()) ESPN'a Sportaforum ()) ...,.. Batley ()) Auolnlltan · Football . 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Ye.lenlll)"a CrypiGquole: NO ONE NEED BE ASHAMED OF: PLAIN DINNERS IF GIVEN WITH . WELCOME.-TABt.EOBSERVANCES C *'1K1ntFMMetSyndk.,., II'IC . •t A HEART)' , �1().-.lhe P'afl Dally Sentinel PoltMIOf WASHINGTON (AP)- Majority sure fomls, some senatoR lltJrred a Leader Howard H. Balcel' Jr. ts' poUUc!ll uproar by reportq earnlooking for escape from an embar· Ings at .!\lOre than $100,1m aDI1llall:Y rasalng political dilemma In whlcb tor speeches. Topping the 1llt was the Senate has set Its pay below the Sen. Robert J. Dole, R-Kan.. House of RepresentatiVes whlle chalnnan of the Senate Finance establishing tight llmlts on Cmunlttee, at$13.'1.00l. . · By a vote of 5J.411ast Thursday, . moonlighting. the Senate gave Its approval to an Baker scheduled the final hours of amendment that wwld place a debate oo Sena,te compensation for ceiling on ootslde 1ncm1e of :11 today, but said he was pesslmtsttc percent or salary, or about $18,DI about bi'lnglng pay for the two annually. Houses Into balance. Hoose members earn Sffi,IIOO "I am not sure we w01 able to annually In salary; senators, change anything," Baker said $00,662. ·· Monday. The Senate removed the ceiling The Senate defeated effOrtS to from speech fees last December, equa1ize Its pay with the Howle last voting to allow unUmlted outside week, and unW the weeke!ld;Baker Income - Including speeches to was seeking some way to reverse private groups, many with lssu~ that decision. pending on Capitol Hill. 1'here are 18 Republlcans and 11 In recent required public dlscio- Democrats I'UIIIllng for re-election •cycle judging, swap meet set .' Again this year Big Bend Regatta activities wUI Include a motorcycle judging and ·s wap meet to be held on Sunday, June 26, on the parking lot. . ~stratlon will begin at noon with the event to be staged tbm 1 T · to 5 p.m . The entry ree ts $3. Classes of tlils second annual meet wUI be as follows: unusual, trlke, dl'eSSj!r, antique, r<~l or worst, In the categories ofl-!500, 501· 750, 751-l!XXl, and over tOOl, with a best or show. First and second place plaques will be awarded. More.lnformatlon may be obtained from the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce which ts sponsoring the meet. · Baker boys doing well on circuit Shawn and Man Baker, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baker, Middleport, are doing well on the area tennts circuit this summer. Shawn, 15, took part In his t1ist tournament - the WOWKTV l.iemortal Day tournament In Huntington, W. Va. He played In the singles and flntsh!!d ln.fltst place In themen'sdoubleswlth hts.partner Jim McEachern, Point Pleasant. June 1 through June 10, Shawn took part In the Mld.Qhlo Valley Tennts Association area qualltlers at North HUts, Parkersburg, In the 15 and 16 year old dlvtslon. He completed the quaU!Iers round In the top six and this helped to quaHfy him for the Ohio Valley District ~allflers June 14 through June 18ln Sprlngfleld. He left Monday for that event. AdayearUer,he left to play on the Mld.Qhlo Valley Tennis Association Junior David Cup Team. Shawn played In the Mason County Cancer Sodety tennts toumamentatPolntPleasant,June9toJune12,andrtntshedsecondln the men's singles and second In the men's doubles with hls partner Mike Sayre, Middleport. Man, 11, played June 1 to June 10 In the Mld.Qhlo Valley Tennis Assn., area qualifier for 11 and 12 year olds and nntstied In the top SI!Ven quaHfylng for the Ohio Valley District QuaUfter. He wUl play In thlseventJunel4-Juhe18atCharleston, W. Va. ·Five from Meigs The Meigs County grand jury wUI reconvene Thursday to 'continue deliberation of cases helrtg presented .by the prosj!Cutor's office. The jury was In session a ll day Monday. · Serving on the grand jury are Gleri Ralph Caton, Elizabeth Farrar, Dean CalweU, Anna Blackwood, Betty Gaul, Henry Wells, Ralph E. Hall, Guy William Harper, and Amos 1'illts. Emergency runs The Meigs County Emergency that amount, plus Interest and costs, to the coal company foUowtng a suit filed to retrtevepayment lor a retail Installment contract taken· out by Cozart. COLUMBUS - The Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental DlsabUitles has won releaseof$47 .7m1Uion In patient care fUnds alter reporting progress In solving thorny flsc31 problems It Inherited. State Controllers OK'd agency plans to renew contracts with 765 privately operated racllltles serving 3,850 clients. Covered by the pacts are family and group homes as weU as specialized care !acUities operated by non·proftt and for·proflt groups. Without mentioning former Gov. James Rhodes' administration name, the department said It had tightened fiscal and pf!lgl'arnrnatlc control of the program. '"Ill. preparing these contracts, the department found substantial problems with the administration of the program," the agency said In Its written request. "Basically, there have existed major systematic problems . Including. Inconsistency In reporting costs, Inconsistency In adminiStration and virtual absence ortlscal control of the program," 1t said. LJohn Begala, deputy director, said progress had been made In dealing with the problems since the new administration took office but more work remains to be' done. by survived by ltermaternalgrlllldparents, Ralph and Joan Edwards, Middleport, and patemalgrandparents, Gerald and Freda Freeman, Cheshire; great ·gr<~ndparents, Blanche Edwards, Middleport; Alma Freeman, Ripley, W.Va.; and George White, Gallipolis. Arrangements were handled by the Rawllngs·Coats-Blower Fun· era! Home. Graveside services for Joyce R Freeman, Infant daughter of Gary and . Joy Edwards Freeman, who died Satunlay at the Holzer Medical Center, were conducted Tuesday morning at the Rock Springs Cemetery. Bob Melton officiated at the services. Cozart ordered .to pay settlement Panel frees millions in funds Besides her pa,rents, . she Is · Joyce Freeman A Rutland man received severe lacerations to both legs Tuesday In a boating accident on the Ohio River near Gallla County. CecU Frye, 28, was listed In stable condition this morning at Holzer .Medical Center. The GaUia County Emergency 'Medical Service was called to a fjeld about one mile north of Addison at 2: 50 p.m. According to an EMS spokesman, a steering mechanism on the · boat apparently broke and Frye was thrown Into the water. 1'he boat ran over Frye and he was slashed by the propeller blade, the spokesman said. It could not be determined how ma!'y others were In the boat with Frye at the time or the accident. Veteran& Memorial HOIIJIItal Admlsslons--lDYada Woodyard, Middleport; Marjorie Stewart, West Columbia; Pamela Alley, Pomeroy; Harry Watson, Pomeroy. Otso;harges--Ralph Frank, NeUle Price, John DeMoss, Mary Braley, Keith Musser, lDYada Woodyard. addresslngthejurtsdlctlonofOhlo's 'ntter laws defining the den!orcement authority of county health departments, municipal ponce of· ncers, county sheriffs, game pro. lectors and State Highway Patrol officers. Area deaths Rutland man ipjured in mis.h ap Hospital news att~nd Jackson area program assistant, along with Joe Heimlich, program assistant , suported Dr , John Rohrer, project director, Ohio Cooperative Extension Service, In the presentation of the seminar. Russ Gibson, natural resource coordinator, office of Utter contrOl, spoke on enforcement as a part of the office of Utter control programs; Eleanor Tschugunov, asslstant attorney general, spoke on Five Meigs Countalns, represent· lng the Meigs County Litter Control Program and the Meigs County Department of Health, were In Nelsonvme to attend a forum on "The Enforcement of Ohio's Litter Control Laws." The workshop was held at the Hocking VaUey Motor Lodge and representing the county were Carl HyS!!Il; president of the r.1elgs County Utter Control Board; Vl.c Brown, board member; Don Snyder, sheriff's department dispatcher; Jon Jacobs, deputy health commtssloner, and David Haggerty, assistant sanitarian of the health department. Moderator Constance Jones, Meigs jury to reconvene Thursday Robert Ben Cozart, Condor St., Pomeroy, has been ordered by the Meigs County Common Pleas Court to pay a settlement o!$6,644..2! to the Island Creek Coal Company, Holden, W. Va. The court awarded ,T• • liil~!~!iii~ Medical Service Headquarters reports ~Ocalls were answered by area squads Monday and earlY Tuesday. Mondl/.y calls Included 10: 19 a .m ., the Middleport squad to Old Cemetery Road, ror lDYada Wood· yard , taken to Veterans Memorlal Hospital; 12: 50 p.m., Racine's unit to Route 1.24 above Racine to the scene of a motorcycle accident with Gerald Watson and Russell Nutter taken to Veterans Memorilil. Ra· clneat4:13 p.m., tothehomeofJim Autherson, Route 1.24, who was transported to Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy squad at 7::.1 p.m ., lor Harry Watson !rom310Wet7gaUSt. to Veterans Memorial, and a second call at 11: 14, when Iva Rayburn and Samuel Wallace were taken from Karr's Run to Veterans Memorial. Tuesday morning at 4: 49, the Syracuse unit made a run to Maplewood Lake, lor Winnie McKinney, taken toVeteransMem· ortal; Pomeroy 5:09 a .m . trans· ported Tara Boston from a SR 143 residence to O'Bieness Hospital; Middleport at 5: 10, took Clarence Andrews from 111 Ebenezer Street to Holzer Medical Center; at 5: 18, Tuppers Plains took Iva Rayburn from Chester to Pleasant Valley Hospital, and at 5: 57 a.m., Middleport answered a call to Route 143, to take Bob Williams to Veterans Memorial. 25TH•JiiiiziV1iStiii•&te INGELS RJRNITURE & JEWELRY DUE TO THE GREAT SUC<;ES5 OF THIS SALE WE HAVE EXTENDED IT UNTIL JUNE 18TH. b • Check Our Father'~Day Specialsl! Apply for licenses Marriage Ucenses have been Issued by the Meigs County Probate Court to William K. Moore, 42, Pomeroy, and Pamela Lynn Lan· daker, 26, Poineroy; William Roher! Gilmore, 28, Middleport, and Katie Mae Lewis, 21, Mldd)eport; John Pale JaCObs, n, :..~, Rutland, andA,IIclaAnnRoush, 19,~n.W. Va. · 2 PC. UVING ROOM SUITE ................. c)········ .......... From s450.00 3 PC. l'EDROOM SUITE ..................... ;.................... .From S349.95 DINING ROOM SUITE, Maple Table, 4 Chairs ................ From S249.95 25" ZENITH CONSOLE 1V ........................................... Only '599.95 .GIBSON AIR CONDITIONER .............:......................... Only S249.95 "A GREAT FAJH:R'S DAY GIFT IDfA" LARGE HERCULON RECUNERS ..................................Only Sl29.95 COMPLETE STOREWIDE SALE! . Seep divorce . PaQI Clay, Box 112, Rutlalld, has !lied ~ divorce from Kathy Clay, Cllftql. va.bt the Meigs County w. Corrurm Pleas Court, charging JI'OII'!I(!IIect d dillY. I t· June 1!4, 1 - Senate looking for solution to. dllemma LOcal briefs - Mi.dlepowt, Ohio next year, and ~ pOiltlcally touchy lllue Js such a tllat Baker has beellllllllble to lind a maJorttyd the 1ID11e11111Dn to vote fllr altral&bt salary lnm!ue. . On Monday, Baker 5\G'I!Ited a new formula w!lleh Would ~t senatorS' PllY alrnolt lri half, Jet stringent reportlng requlremellts, but petri11t unlimited Income from outside Income and ilneamed Income such as stocks and bonds. Sped!ld~' Batrer said he Is considering legislation which would: -Cut Senate lli\Y to $lj,(XX) annually. -End the legislative year oo July 31, thus pennlttlng se~ators to become cltlz.en-legtslators, a con· cept .long-fa:vored by Balcer, who believes House members and sena· tOrs spend too much time In WasblnctM. -Remove~ Umlta 00 1111 earned and UDe8l1l!d lllcoi'ne from wha- teVer IWI'Ce, lncludlne &pi!IBCIII!S, and stock& and bonds. -Set 100gb n:puitlll& requirements for all aoorces ot IntUne, allowln&voteri todedde If a&ellalOll was itrlldDg a fair balance t:Jetween siepatorlal duties and II100IIIJ&htln&. l3l!kB said he woold .also puall fllr anathei' pet prolt\ct, the establish· ment throllgh a constl!utlonal amend!nent of an l......,..,llleqt cmunlsslon to . set cmgresalooal pay. 1'he Baker proposals were given Uttle or no chance of passage In the Senate, and a Baker aide said late Monday no decisiOnS had been made on whether they would be actually Introduced. • litter control session Judge Thomas Hodsum, Athens Municipal Court Judge, spoke on otfender programs dlscusslng the positive aspects already noticed since enactment of ijle , ot!enders program In which first time offenders of non·vlolent offenses are given the opportWJlty to work In the. community liner · program rather than serve .a Jail sentence and/or a fine. Pr. Joe I>Onnemeyer, special In rural crime prevention, Ohio Cooperatlve Extension Service, closed the semlna.r giving Information on how 10 get people organized In Utter control ut!Htlzlng creature awareness, education and persuasion techniques In the organizatiOnal , -~ ONE .STOP. SHOPPING ·FRUTH - Meigs County only recently adopted Its new Utter . control program aimed at better control and stiffer penalties for offenders. SUMM:R TIDE· DETERGENT Say •Be sure to see all the other Kodac Diac c•· meres - So perfect Father's Day With STOP SHOPPING PIIARMACY P.rocesses. rr.;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~·;;;;;;; Happy ONE for Father's Day Glv· ing. •Buy your Kodak flash bulbs in our firat floor Camera Dept. SUMMER DAWN OR VORY LIQUI $309 KING SIZE 84 oz. '" 22 oz. . YOUR EA. ~:;::; KODAK 6000 ~~sc Camera Outfit Give this malic camera. No taking decisions. Just press 0 button; Speciol cloee-up PRICES IN EFFECT setting too. buUt-tn flash are ready to go In 1'1• seconds. - - · Automotlc film odvance and We Reserve The Rloht To Limit Quantities Not Responsible For Printing Errors JUNE 14th THRU JUNE 26th DON'T FORGET DADI FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 19th Make ita Family affairl Everybody chip in and give Dad a genuine BOY~ ·SUMWm SALE great gift of his lifetime! GOLDEN GUST ILLATIN VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL FAN FINAL TOUCH lOW - 30W QUARTS FOR Recliner this FATHER'S DAY ... the one 12" W FABRIC $449 SOFTENER FOR CASE OF 12 ~~~-$288 QT. -IF SOLD SEPERATELY! 3 SPEED U.L. APPROVED 141t Supplement to Point Pleasant ROjllster ·Gallipolis Dally Tribune · Pomeroy Sentinel · The Putnall) Post OUR BUSINESS BEGINS WITH FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS 2501 Jocksen Avo. Point Ptuunt, W. VA . FR 101 Sixth Ave. Hunti1191on, W. Va . PHARMACY ALL STORES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! FREE PARKING! "'J'HE EVERYTHIN(; 8TORf.'.''i " 1125 Main Street Milton. w. 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