https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/71dd7e9be4920e8242e3691803aea6a3.pdf 56e703a4471b65d1567de0aebf99d7a1 PDF Text Text • b Dick Cavalli WINTHROP EVERYBODY IN TONN 15 TERRIFIED OF NA~"TY IT MEANS THE RESTO: U5 WIU- H,A\I'S A M~ . NASTY Mc:;NARF · 15 LSAvtNG FOR .SUAA.MSR CAMP NEXT WEEK. 60 Yankees' Righetti hurls no hitter PE.AeeFLJL 6L.JMME:R. Bus accident leaves two dead, 19 injured Page 4 . MCNARF, BUT rM NOT. . • WHATZ. e at y •Voi.32,No.57 Cot>Yritlhtod I 983 r HE D056N'T .5CAR~ Me AT YOL.I 1RE 'G OINef TO <$iT A ALL ... YOU SEE, I I-lAVE A THEORY A60LJT HIM. THE"OI<Y... HERE HE COMI:S • . - CHANCE TO TE6T YOLJR TREE~ . ·TELL ME YOU'LL .NEVER' C::O THAT AGAIN, OLIVER/ ... AND ~ALANCING A 6UNCH OF OJER'RIPE e.o.NANA? OJ 'TOUR N:JSE .' b Ed Sullivan I . ... AND CLIME5 THE . · ·. MOUNTAIN MCKWARVS CARi<:YING ~N CAPOTE ' ON ~R 51-!0ULDEK'S "' 11 . Coa,.t Guard i.t. Michael Lapinski _said many boaters were caught on Lake Erie when th1111derstonns hit Monday attemoon. He saki the Coast Guard 'sCleveland of!lce received about 40 calls about bqaters In distress, mostly due to · capsized boats, across northern Ohio. "We've been dispatching boats to evecy report," he said. . . "We have no reports or anyone missing," Lapinski said after the storms passed. "I think we got them NEA, Inc all." ··· WHILE Gl~l't'-G 11-IE 11 5TAR-?P'ANGLE[7 6ANNER INlO AN EMPTY ~UCKET"' 3 S.ction1, 16 Pagel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, July 5, 1983 By The ~laleciPress 'rbunderstonns rumbling across Ohio on the Fourth or July tipped IIUJilel'OOs boats and were blamed for at least one drowning, knocked out electrtc power and forced cancellation of some fireworks displays. Robert Hardy, 24, of Fostoria and hts wife and three children were In a small boat on a reservoir near Fostoria when a sudden stonn hit. Re5Fe o!flclals saki he went Into the water to steady the rocking boat and went under. His bQdy was found later by a f!re ~nt rescue team. · Harey's wife, Pat, 26, and children made It to shore WHATKINDOFA THEORY IS HIDINcr IN A entine . Scores of boaters from Sandusky to Fairport Harbor were trapped on Lake Erie during the stonns, despite a warnlng from the National Weather Service Issued an hour before. The bad weather fo~ delay or cancellation of fireworks shows In Berea, Barberton, Gallipolis, and Wooster, otflcials said. The National Weather Service Issued tornado watches for much of the state, meaning that conditions were ripe for formation pf tornadoes. A tornado warning was Issued Monday afternooh for Hardin County in northwestern Ohio. The weather service said a storm spotter in McGUffey, In Hardin Courity,saw a tunnel cloud. Nodamagewasreported. The weather service said winds In excess of 50 mph were reported at numerous central Ohio locations and that golfball-slre hall pelted the TI!fin area of north central Ohio. The Seneca County Sheriff's Department said there were scattered power outages In and around Tiffin but no reports of major damage or Injuries. Lapinski said the Coast Guard began getting calls about 4: :.> p.m. In the Sandusky area and said the calls followed thunderstorms eastward. The troul>le Involved pleasure boaters, mostly catamarans and ' sma·n sailing boards, he said. Cleveland pollee were swamped with calls about downed wires. mostly on the city's south side. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. officials said power outages Were scattered over Cuyahoga County. Forty crews were working through the night to restore power, officials said. A spokesman for Ohio Edison said power was cut off for ~era! thousand customers In Erie, Medina, Stark, Portage and Summit counties. Police In the .Cleveland suburb of Galileld fletghts reported ao utlllty lines and 10 trees down. Lorain, Lake, Medina and Geauga counties reported treeS down, power fallures and some street flooding. ' Winds were clocked at 62 mph In Brecksvllle. Scaitered power outages also were reported In Holmes and Wayne counties In northwestern Ohio, where the weather service said winds gusted to 60 mph. In central Ohio, The Logan and Union county sheriffs' departments said high winds brought down ·some trees and caused scattered power outages. Columbus & Southern Ohio Electrtc Co. reported · two outages in northern Franklin County that affected 3,tro people. AI Hoover Reservoir, a sudden storm sent hundreds of picnickers and boaters scurrying for cover. Columbus Marine Park Pollee rescued four wlndsuliers whose surfboards tipped over in high wind and pulled occupants of fout· sailboats out of the water after their boats Upped In the storm. Marine ~ark offlcerWilllam Gloeckner said there were no Injuries but that those rescued were "cold, we.t and scared." . Monday's weather contrasted with Ideal conditions Sunday, when an estimated 400,001 people f'Uihered in dOwntown Columbus for a masslveflrew?rksdlsplay. In Marlon on Monday, a Defense Department official dedicated the city's Veterans Park and praised Its VIetnam Veterans Memorial. Lawrence J. Cobb, assistant secretary of·defense for manpower, said, "You have found something to bring you all together. I hope this serves as a mOdel to the nation." 1'1\e park has the first Vietnam memorial built east of the Mississippi, officials said. The monument was dedicated July 4 a year ago. Cable TV standoff •• continues Holiday Count placed at 401 WELL, S4t,.l tr.' CHICAGO (AP) - AI, lees! 401 'people were l'l'pOrted killed on uJ,. nation's highways as the long Fourth of July holiday closed, according to uncitrtcial totals. · The National Safety Councll had estimated between 420 and 520 people _ could dle.CM!I'the three-day hollday .w eekend, whlch.toreountlngpurpoees ~ started at 6 p.m. Friday on the East CoaSt and ended at mldlllght Monday on the West Coast. . Texas reported 49 traffic deaths, more than any other statt followed by California with 46, Florida with 22 and DUnols With 20. Five states reported no highway 'ataUtlesduringtheweekend: Hawall, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota and Delaware. Last year, Independenee Day weekend traffic took 45111ves, down from 5.'l6 In 1!181•. Thirteen people were killed on Ohio's streets and hlghwaysovertheJuly 4 weekend, five fewer deaths than the 18counted during the 78-hour holiday . last year, the State Highway Patrol said. The weekend began on an ominous note Fflday night when five deaths were recorded during the first six hours of the period. There were five fatalities Saturday, lncludlng three In one wreck, but only two Sunday and FmsTPIACEWINNER-'ThelloatofRaclneFirst Monday. 'The event was sponsored by the Ruclne oneMonday. · . Baptl!ll Church, IAJok first place honon Ill the theme 1 Volunteer Fire Department. Meartwhlle,(lreworks exploded over the Capitol and scores ~fU.S. cities, division In the 4th of July parade held In .Racine See niore photos on page 8. the Beach Bo:l's and Wayne Newton played to separate but almost equal crowds, and mllllons flocked to beactM>s, parks and backyards In a bang-up Fourth of July party. In the heartland, 3.7 mUllon people attended the Veiled Prophet Fair, a Mtsstsslppl River extravagama capped by theendofh l,IXJ9.mllerlverboat race from New o.teans to St. Louts. Capt. Harold .DeMarrero won the The Gallla-Melgs Post State p.m. in 'Meigs Counly at the the driver. Hysell's car went off the ''Golden Antlers" prize for guiding the Delta Queen to the finish line first on Highway Patrol reported that five Intersection of S.R. 7 and County right side of the road and struck a ·Monday, America's 207th birthday. people were Injured In six weekend Road3. mailbox. Along the Colorado" River, thousands.Df toorists headed for Hoover Dam accidents In Meigs Counly. Three Jut A. Moore. 20,GroveCtty, Ohio, near Boulder City, Nev., to watch Lake Mead's waters cascade over the people were hurt In a one-car spillway for the first unplanned sptu In the dam's 48 years. The patrol reported that the accident at 8:15p.m. Monday at S.R. was driving a car northbound on S.R. 7 when a car driven by Marton vehicle had moderate damag•. The lake's waters were pushed over the brink by record mountain 248 in Meigs County. snowmelt, which has prompted federal officials to open dams, cau¢ng TlnaM. Collins, Tl, Pomeroy, wa:; E. Domer, 44, Canton, attempted to A one-car afCident occurred at controlled flooding In Arizona, CaUfornla and Nevada. traveling westbound on S.R. 248, pass Moore. Moore' scar was struck by Domer's vehicle and both cars B: 12 p.m. Sunday, Involving David Nevada Gov. Richard Bryan took a Fourth of July tour of flood-ravaged when her car ran off the right side of damage. sustaine moderate K. Snodgrass, 26, Racine. riverside areas, blasting Interior Secretary James Watt as "insensitive" to the road and went Into a ditch. The the needs of displaced residents. vehicle bad. light damage. Collins Troopers reported a one-car Snodgrass wa~ traveling east· But Watt was back In Washington, watching from his office balcony as and two passengers - Danny R. accident occurred at 9:40 a.m. on bound on S.R. 124, when he ran off pop singer Newton gave a rainy coricert around the Washington Monument Kesi~roon, 30, Pomeroy, and Tracy the right side of the road Into an for a crowd of215,00l, weD beloW the 350,roJ who attended the Beach Boys' D. Collins, 7, Pomeroy-weretaken S.R.1431n Meigs County. embankment and overturned. The concert there last year. · to Veteran's Hospital In Pomeroy by Scott L. Hysell, 16, Pomeroy, was car had heavy damage and Sond· Later, 95,roJ people sat througll thullderstonfls to hear the National the,Melgs County EMS. . Symphony Orchestra play before the traditional fireworks display. . According to a hospital spokes- traveling southbound on S.R. )43, grass sustained minor visible In AprU, Watt banished rock groups such as the Beach Boys !rom the person, Tina Collins was treated and when an object !ell !rom the seat of injuries. Mall concert, claiming they attracted the ''wrong element." Outcry from released. Tracy D. Collins was the group's fans, Including Nancy Reagan, made hlm ·regret the decision. treated and released for head The Beach Boys ended up taking their act to Atlantic City, N.J., where Injuries. Tina Collins was cited tor they played a surfside concert for more than 200.roJ fans, poUce said failure to control. Five concert-goers were treated , ~t a hospital, including one The patrol said a one-car accident near-drowning, three alcohol or dnlg related cases and one woman who occurred at 7:30 p.m. Monday In suffered a mtscarrl&gl!, pollee said. An.addltlonal nl people were treated Meigs County on S.R. 7. Jacqueline for sun exposure, heat exhaustion and other Injuries. M: Rapp,lB, Racine, was tr~vellng In Provo, Utah, two men were Injured, one crlticaUy, when a cannon northbound when 'She lOst control, discharged early during a ClvU War re-enactment. dropped otf the tight side of the · A fireworks canister toppled and shot IIIIo a crowd In Hutchinson, Kan.; roadway and struck an embankon Saturday night, slightly injuring 16people. And in NewY011c City, a man ment and overturned. The car had was "cut practically In half' and kUied after he set 111 powerful fireworks heavy damage. In a metal drum. Another New York fireworks accident hurt six people. Rapp and a passenger -Stephen · . . · P. Fink, 17, New Haven\ W.Va. - Five injured in six Meigs accidents PR1NTfD IN CANADA 1 . . IIIII( lllllT HI~S A Nt/Giff, · ~110 KEIISOIIA8LE, T/JtJ .. 20 C.nh · A Multimedia Inc. N•w•papef ThunderstormS .diSrUpt July 4 ·celebrations uninjured: Priscilla's Po Grocery prices continue to fall GALLIPOLIS, Ohio (AP) Jousting hetween two companies for cable television rights In Galllpolls Township Is at a standoff. One attorney says a compromise, out-of-court settlement Is stU! possible. , Both cable TV companies want to serve the township but hnve agreed to review their sttualtons and try to keep the case from being appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court. That claim Is disputed by trustees of GalllpoUs Township and Ca blentertalnment , a Point Pleasant finn which received a franchise to serve the area from trustees a year ago. Township trustees look Cablevl•slon to court Jan. 19, suing for damages and an Injunction. Trustees said Cablevlsion's space on utlllty poles prevented Cablentertalnment from fulfilling Its fran chise. Judge Richard · Roderick of GaUla County Common Pleas Court granted a temporary InjunCtion and on appeal, judges of tile Fourth District Court or Appeals ruled they have no jurtsdlctlon In the matter. Cash said heis wUUnglopulloutof the township If a fair market value can be agreed to. His film claims equipment now Installed In the township Is valued at about $50, 1m. Cablentertalnmenl putsthevalucat $8,300. Cash and one of his finn' s at.torneys, Sally Bloomfield of Columbus, offered three alternatives: -Pursue the case In court . -Enter a franchise with trustees to continue to serve the ](}I res idents who have signed for- Calevislon !iervlce. -Arrange to tran~fer the service to Cablente_rtalnment. Meigs ~ounty youth injured :r!';.a~:t ~:,a:~~ . in weekend swimming mishap said. ' . • · The Ute Fl!gltt bellcopler or Grant . Hospital, Columbus. wu called tnto servtoe twk.'e within two weebbyVeteransMemorlaiHollpl- He wtis taken to Veterans Memorial Holpltal by the Pomeroy ErneraencySquadat5:47p.m.,and the LJfe Flight helicopter removed tal SundayevenJne. hlm fnlm thatbolpltaltoChlldren's · MarvlnTeaford,l5,1100oiDelbert bolpltalln Cdumbuutt0:12 p.m. ., and Helen Teaford, Syracuse, was . Sunday. swlnllnlllineartbeBoyScoutcamp The Wilt was used June 23 when tn the Clater Bn¥1 SUnday I!W!IIIJI& ,Jjura R. Ferrell, 25, also of when heappanntlydlvedlntowater Syntcule, wu IIIJured Ill a ~ that was too lllallaw. T.tord awtmmtnr accldPnt nea·r received a!IM!I'enec:klnjwy. Lanpvllle. . . Helen L. Icenhower, 43, Shade, was tnvolvedtnaone-caraccldentat 6:50p.m. Saturday·In Meigs County on CountyRoad3. Icenoower was traveling Wl!lllbound, when she lost COfttrol on the right side of the roadway, came beckintothelerfsldeandbackonto .the right side Into an embankment. The cat had moderate damage and the driver was cited fol' wreckless opemtlon. A twl}car accldellt occurred at 3 . PNDUOTIC I!NmY.:.IJ'Ids red, wldte, IIIII l*le ·deoonled hoU with pa&rlollcally ooMiunhld rlden ....,.llaaon In the Rdand .July 4th the effort ol Birchfield T&Jtldenny. -In& 'Ole boat - ,, • parade. �. ·Commentary ' Tuesday, July 5,, 1983 What was .the. pope up Jll fourt Streel Pomeroy , Ohio DEVOTED TO THE 11'\'TEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA. .~ ~v . . . . . .,._. . . ,...;,.=·- ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publlaher PAT WWTEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Assistant Puhlisher/ ControUer Ge.eral Ma•apr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Ne~ Editor A MEMBER of The Associa&ed Press, IDiaDd. Daily PreM Afl!octetten ud tile American New.•paper Publhhel"' AMoetat1oR. lEITER." OF OPHII10N are wetoomed .'lbe)' sheuld be.._ duln SIO wonts ~oat. AU letters W't' suhje,ctloo editing and mWit be Rlp;ned wtth aame, adclr'eM and leiPphDDe number. No u1tilgned ~1"8 will be published. Letters !bould be ln pgd lute, ..._. sing \11.~ mt pen10~ltlei. Determination to build economy IOXUS Corp. is a mere COillOrate shell today, bUt Robert H. W!nnennan predicts it will have annual sales of a bUIIon dollars and profits of $55 million within six years. . That would put IOXUS near the top In U.S. homebUndlng but probably still behind U.S. Home Corp.. which he founded In 1968 and bunt to sales of $325 mlllion a year before retiring In 1974. It Is now a bUIIon-dollar operation. But 10 years of world travelleftsomethlngmlsslng. Rlnlntly he has been conceiving his new plan and walling for the eamorny tn ripen. IOXUS, he says, won't be coritent when It reaches $1 bllllon In sales, and when you note that the five symbols of the corporate name, which can be · read "ten times U.S.," you see his determination. ' : Wlnnerrnan's "Plan For The Creation ol a National BuUdlng Compariy .:. Again!" envisions an umbrella operation of successful exlstlng homebUilding companies merged throogh an exchange of _stock. It sounds a lot like the U.S. Horne concept, which brought local, independent builders together in a national company, l!llhanclng tlle!r financing and management capahllltles·and reducing their riSks. . · IOXUS' companies' will be In many parts of the nation and capable ot building rental properties as well as homes, providing additional Insurance against local or cycllc;U downturns. The component divisions will know their local markets, giving them a step up on "outskle" !inns, which always have had problems In new areas. And because of IOXUS, they will have national stature. Perhaps most attracllve Is that It wlll go public, aDowing the merged builders to obtain a price multiple on their shares and unlock some of tlle!r assets for personal use. : Wlnnerrnan says they wfll be able to exploit their markets "IDle tile g,lants of the automollve or steel industries," something that~ has been denied builders because of the local nature ot their operations. . Take, for exarnp~. a local builder With annual gross of m mWlon aiul net of 5 percent, or $1 mllllpn. "He joins us and gets a mUllon shares and the s.tock comes out at $10 a Sh~e." Wlnnennan says. . : Eventually, he concedes, percentage growth must slow as the company grows, but early In the game, which Is what II" calls It, he believes lntOmal g)'oWth alone should be as high as 25 percent. Winnerman believes that In four years the shares will he up to $100 a share. · . The merged bUildi!r might have money for other uses too. "We will pennit him to sell aJ percent to 25 percent of his s11ares with the public offering. And he gets more shares based on performance." · Can the plan be carried out? "!did It before," he says. "Why not now with more experien~!" In 19Ql, he says, the stock of U.S. Home was $1.84 a share, and In 1973 it was $8J a share. While the new master plan envisions a foundlnggroupofcompanleswlth gross sales of $100 mUllan to mJ million, Winnerman says he sought companies of $10 milUon to $70mll1Jon, with a consistent return of5 percent. Berry~s World :. Do you remember the name or Alexander Dubcek? He was the impresarlo o! the Prague Spring, which Is what happened, brielly, In 19i8 In Czechoslovakia. Oh, how wonderful it looked there· tor awhile, as the parllament .passed progressively liberal laws · and propil' were saying out loud that, finally. communl!m has hit matur· ity, and that long-sought·for human· itarian evolution was under way. At which point Brezhnev cleafed his throat. The next thing we knew, the winds of Gulag swept over Czechos· lovalda. There were the usual declamatory protest.! in the West, which died out In a month or two. Dubcek was sent to so~ remote post in Turkey. there to spin the wheels and draw water, and !! he Is even aUve today, we are not aware or it. The point In this little historical recapltulallon Is fll bring context to ther~questlon:~tlsitthat sending Walesa to he lobotomized at a paychiatrlst Institute, pl'l!fer· ring Instead to experiment with house WTest. But tbe point of the matter Is .that Walesa was under direct control of the Soviet govern. ment, using the Polish government as the agent of Its will. So that one knew from the beginning that Walesa and his Solidarity move. ment were not going to prevail. The Second point to bear In mind is that the West over and over and over again con!lrms, by Its lnatten· tton, Soviet power. most especlally In the Soviet zone of Interest. OUr ~ailed protests against Poland were exlguous, • and before very long industrial Europe, after martial law was Imposed. found ltsell fighting mostly the Urilted StateS, . not the Soviet Union, because its concern was more for Soviet gas than for ·Polish freedom. Mr. Reagan uttered a few brave words, lit .·some feeble candles, loull!ht gamely, If briefly, on the gas. happeiled betw1!en the pope, Jaru. zelskl and Walesa? Any discussion o! the point needs to take Into account the hlsfllrlcal context, of which there are two principal points of releviiiiCe.. The llrst It these is that the Soviet Union can, l'l!ally; do what It likes in Poland and to Poland. 'The intense ea~~~ou<o~sm of PoJant presents special problems, it Is true, problems that were not faced when the . Kremlin moved in on Mr. Dubcek's Prague Spring. All that this means Is that the Soviet Union woUld need to 'push a II~ banler in Poland than It did In Czechoslovakia - to accompllsll the same thing. The Incumbent Soviet mode is a little ditlerent from what it was back during the days of Stallii and under his shadow. The Soviet Union • settled the problem of Nagy. who was the Hungarian precursor of. Czechoslovalda's Dubcek and Poiapd's Walesa, by the slrriple expedient of executing him. Mr. · Andropov bas found mental asylums and cHnlcs ll¥lre appealing pipeline business, capitulated; and Walesa experienced the Isolation most anti-<Xlmmunlsts experience up against the inevitable lesion of Western concern. Ask Shcha· ransky, if you can remember who he Is. OrOrtov. Or, for that matter, Sakharov. ' So the pope goes tn Poland. and . these are the givens in the situation. It Is not up to popes tn Ignite ctvll wars. Tlietr job Is !o take the given situation and to try to make It better. Our television media have generated the highest sanctimony In years, wondering whether the pope has lost his pastoral prestige by speaking at such length with Jaruzelskl. These are the same folks who criticize Reagan for not speaking at sufficient length with Andropov. We do not know what, exactly, the pope saki to Jarilzelsld. Moreover, . the pope Is not In the business of arranging export -import deals, or. taritl arrangements, or minimum wages. His concern for sjm1tuaJ freedom necessarily causes him to reflect on conditions that teJid to surround spiritual . freedom, and these are general freedoms. Dictatorships can allow spiritual free.. dom, not so totalitarian societies, because the total appellte to ru.1e requires the domination of 1111 mind. So that if .the pope advancee, and secures, spiritual freedom, ht will have helped to ln<~ter that which, in the end, communism has most to fear. The question then ts whether the pope struck a tactical advantage measured by his terms, not by secular terms. We r'nust remind ourselv~ that whate~r he saki, it Is Jess Ukely that the pope was concerned about profits from gas, about fetishistic disarmament, about rnalntlllnlni the status quo, than most of his critics. Whatever the pope did, it will be prudent to judge Its effect ftve years from now rather than five weeks from now. 0 o Oo 0 •• 0 0 ?..., .... ~ 0 0 0 0 0 '() 0 ' ~i 0 • 0 0 0 0 ways of llOOllllpll.!hlng pretty mu~ the same lhinl- Soviet authorities presumably counseled against WASHINGTON - · This is the story behind the story of Com· mander Zero's cease-fire In the guerr!Da war against the SancUnl!ta regime in Nicaragua. Unfor· tunately, it's ihe story of a colossal failure by the Reagan admlnlstra· lion to seize a golden opportunity. Commander Zero is the nom de guerre of Eden Pastora, the hero of the 19'19 revolution that overthrew Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Som<28. Appalled by the commu· nlst takeover of the Sandinlsta regtrpe he helped put in power, Pastora went Into extJe · and ga· thered other disenchanted Sandinls· tas lor a new revolution. When CIA.!)a.,ked exiles, lnclud· lng many former Somoza national guardsmen, launched their counter-revolution from Honduras In the north, Pastora struck from Costa Rica In the south. H1s 2,1m guerrillas became the most eflec· ttve anti-Sandlnlsta force. But the Reagan administration, In its Infinite wisdom, turned Its back on Pastora, preferring Instead the "contru" In the north With th~ir right·willi credentials. Pastora asked Washington tor money io buy arms and fOOd for his guen11Jas, bUt he Insisted there be no strtngs attached. The Reagan admlnlstra- 0 0 o· 0 0 0 fight_--=------:------J_ack_A_nd_e_rs_on tlon saki no. •, I sent my assocfllte Jon Lee Anderson to march with Pastora inside Nicaragua. Intact, Anderson was standing bY Pastoi'a's side when the rebel commander told his ti'OQpS that he hadtocallolfthewar because they 'were broke. Pastora made his announcement to about 100 guerrillas In his camp on the San Juan River in !IOIIthern Nicaragua. The message was relayed by radlo to units fighting deeper Within t.he country. "There's no money left Jo keep fighting," Pastora told his men. "This ts the ·difficult and harsh reality. You must make up your minds what tO do - to go hack to your a.sslgned combat zones and subsist In the bush or not. "You must go on with what you have. We can't promise you any more. If we can, we'll return to you with the boots, the medicines and the bullets you need. "If we can't, we'D bring you only our hope, our concerns and our brotherly love - and we'D come to die with you." ·· "When he finished his speech, Pastora and his men shouted the old Sandlnlsta battle cry: "Free home. land or death!" Pastora did not try to hid!! his Today in history Today Is Tuesday, July 5, the l.86lh day or 1983. There are 179 days left In the year. · Today's hlghllght in history: On July 5,l811. Venezuela became the !tnt South American country to declfre.its Independence from Spain. On this date: . In 1798, theF'renchArmyofNapoleonBonapartecaptured tbeEiYPIWI port of Alexandria. · · . In 1865, Wllllam Booth founded the Salvation Anny In London. In 1900, Texas Sen. Lyndon Johnson anJIOIIJiloed he was a candidate tor the Democratlc Presidenltal nomination. And In 1975, the Cape Verde Islands became Independent after 500yeanr of Portuguese rule. hall·garne ahead of the Cardinals. Rick Rhoden, 6-7, pitched a complete game in the opener while Tony Pena an~ Madlock each had three hits and a run batted ln. Pittsburgh Is now 3442 and 6~ games behind Montreal. · Montreal Manager BJll Vtfdon tater sald Sanderson mav go on the disabled list becalae of the injury. ""'- 5, JO!Ie Cruz led orr the bottom or the eighth Inning with a home run, breaking a 4-4 tte and giving Houston the victory. 11M! homer, his s!xtii of the season· and third In tbree games, pinned the toss on Steve Howe, 2·3. Houston knocked out Fernando Valenzuela by scoring three runs In the sixth to take a 4-2 lead. Steve Sax Singled In two Los · Angeles runs to lle it In the seventli. Steve 'Yeager's 13th homer ac· counted to~ the Dodgers' first two Dodcel•. PltiiJiee 4, Meta 0 A holiday crowd of 52,710 saw Steve Carlton throw a lour-hitter and strike out nine to regain the all· time strlkeou t ·lead. Carlton, 9-9, now has 3,569 career strikeouts, eight more than Houston'·s Nolan Ryan. It was Carlton's 294th llletlmevlctory. Bob Demler squeezed home tM t~runhomer . game's first nm In the third inrilng In other NL games, Philadelphia and Joe Lefebvre's RBI triple made runs. downed New York W , Atlanta it 2.0 In the fourth. Padrea 4, Giants S belted ClnciMatl!l-5, Houston edged · Rookie Walt TerreD, 1·3, hit Klko , Mark Thunnond, making his Los Angeles 54, San Diegohetdonto Garcia with a pitch to Ioree h<ll'{le a second start In the majors, won his beat San Francisco 4-3; and Mont· run during a two-run sixth. secondgamewithsorriectutchreUef real swept a doubleheader from Expos .... Cull8 S.! by Gary Luclls. Chicago, winntnrtheopener6-3and Chicago began the day just two · Slxto Lezcano drove In two runs taking the second game 4-2. g(lllles behind front-running . with a triple and a single as San St. Louis ripped Pittsburgh Star· Montreal in the NL East. But D!eao took 4·1 lead against Mike ter Jim Bibby, 3-9, In the first game Andre Dawson and Gary Carter Krukow, 5-5. . and finished with 18 Jilts, four by made sure the Cubs wouldn't catch But Joel Youngblood, who George Hendrick. Ozzle Smith's the Expos. smacked a solo homer In the fourth, 4-for-5 perfonnance raised his Dawson belted two home runs, drilled a two-run homer to puD San average from .191 to .al5. giving him 17 this season, and Ftanclsco within 4-3 with no outs In NeU ADen, who was 2·7 when the doubled while Carter also homered the top of the eighth. New York Mets traded him and as Montreal won the opener, ending Rick ,Ownbey to St. Louis for ·the Expos' five-game losing streak · TheGtantsthenp~toload the bases against Eric Show, who HeroandE'z last month, started and and snapping Chicago's six-game was making his first relief appear· wonthesecondgame.AIIen,J.lwlth victory .string. Carter also hom~ ance or the season, with three the Cardinals, gave up a tltl'ee.run In the second game. straight singles. That brought on homer to Riehle Hebner and Bill Scott Sanderson, 5-6, won the Lucas, who earned his ninth save by Madlock's solo blast. nightcap, thOugh he left the game in getting,Tom O'Malley on a fly ball The' victory raised St. Louis' the seventh Inning when he hurt his and Inducing pinch hitter Rich record to 46J9. Montreal leads the thumb following a spW over !tnt Murray to-iilt into a double play. division while Philadelphia Is a base while running out a grounder. bitterness at what he considered the · supports of ours to lay off," Pastora RA!agan administration's deliher· complained. "They want us allve ate betrayaL only to legitimize their puppet FDN "Tbe CIA wants us around.'' he Ioree in the north." told my associate. "They want us · Pastors said he had tess than $400 llgh!ing. But they don't want us to left when he announced his tempor· get big enough \o be a threat to their ary cease-fire on June 23. Ironl· puppets." He was referring to the . calty, it was the very success of his U.S.·backed Nicaraguan Demo- anti-Sandlnista movement that cratic Force (FDN) fighting ui the drove tt into bankruptcy - by north. bringing in more recruits than lte "They have been trying to get us could arm, clothe or even feed. to join the FDN, something we will ... never do, because Its commanders are sill! ex-<>fficlos in Somoza's "Whe.n we began (on Mav 1), we national guard," Pastora said. were 700," Pastora !said. "By the The 47·year-oi!J ~bel leader said ~lid of May we were over 1;001 and he would die before he would join now we are 2,1m armed and In forces with his former enemies. He action. More are an1ving every . noted that bls father was klDed by a day. More than 2,1m civilian national guardsman when Pastora volunteers have come to our camp. was a child. Some hiked for up to 00 days and The Reagan administration's WTived sick and without clothing or retusal to provide funds for Pasto- shoes. We have nothing to provide rs's 'operation was something he them, and not enough men to could tolerate. They had been protect them." getting money from private donors, Including several U. S. corporaRAT PATROL: With the weight tions, and from some governments of the world resting on their In Europe and Latin America. ' shoulders, State Department em· But what infuriates Pastora is ployees now have rats underfoot. what he claims Is the CIA's . An internal memo said the rodent deliberate sabotage of their fund· problem was "highlighted" when rals!rig efforts. some of the varmints were S(iatted "The CIA has told potential scampering around the cafeteria. In a memorable speech accept· ing the Nobel PJ:tze lor Uteratul'l! In 1900, novelist WUIIam Faulkner offel'l!d this simple yet eloquent description of his ctaft. "It 1s the writer's privilege to help man . endure by Ufting his heart." Faulkner, probably tile South's pre-eminent literary figure of the 20th century, died In 19&:z, but that c~ Is being pa p@t1111ted by a periodical, Southern· Exposure, whlcl) SEI'VeS his native reslon with exlraol'dlnary v1aton, integrity and cornpaalon. O!ten lrre\>el'l!nt, sometimes esoteric but never boring, Southern Expo!jure il published blmontllly by a non-profit of'llllll(zallon "work· lng 1m' plllgtesstve cllanae in the region," the Institute lor Southern Studies baled In Durham, N. C. The mqazlne CWTenlly Is ceJe. mighty and the retrograde) without region's economic, ·cultural, politl· claDy thoughtful summary of the catering to fleeting trends or cal and soclal experiences. Thus, magazine's first decade of work: upscale fantasies." the anniversary anthology Includes "In its 10 years of publishing Other publications have been muslC·l'l!lated articles on shapeExposure has consist: Southern equally generous with their praise. note singing, rockabiDy and zyqeco ently probed heyoncl the mythical The A2alea Qty News of Mobile, · as wClli as references tn relatively South· to expose the dlversjly of its Ala., describes It as "a Southern recent Issues ranging from feniJ. people, the richness of its cultural magazine with teeth" which otters nlsm and union organtzilig to toxic heritage and the special impor. "advocacy joumalfsm at its best." waste dumping and wetlands lal\CE! of Its progressive movements The Nashville Tennesseean says It preservallon. , lor the entire nation. · "focuses on the south, ItS culture, The traditional staples of South"We've investigated several of people and problems with a cirltlcal em. life are represented by entries yet positive approach." on boll weevils, churches, cock- the region's most powerful lnslltu· llons and survived several attempts Many or the mag~'s found· lights, coon dogs, family reunions, to Intimidate or otherwise silence ers, editors and writer& trace their !arming, hunting, Grand Ole Opry, us. polillcal awareness back to the hurricanes, Minnie Pearl, . stock "We are especiaDy proud that beg1nulng of the ctvU rights move- cars, textiles and tobacco. Southern Exposure has shared the rnent of the early 1900!1 and A typical Issue · of Southern stories of so many people whose Southern Exposul'l! continues to Exposure Includes an eclectic m1x voices are rarely heard but whoae reflect their concern for racial of personal reminiscences and creativity, wisdom and' determinajustice and equality. toll!lh-mlnded, well-researched in· all or us as we tion strengthen Thus, the current lOth annlver· vestlgatlve reports. Often an entire co.~tinue working for a better life sary Issue, a collection of excerpts Issue Is devoted to a single theme bntlq Ita 1llth 8lllllvenary and from articles of the past decade, such as a celebration of Southern The magazine was founded 11 USA Today receatJy marllecl that ' includes entries on the Albany Uterature, 8ft examination of life occa•kwt by not1Jtc that Southern IIIOIImll!lll and the Danv!Ue move- · alone the Atlantlc and Gulf roasts years after FaullqJer died, but be Expolure 1101 Ollly has luJftJJed Its 1111!111, JIOD.vlolence and v1811aDte or a Critique of nuclear power in the surety would have a()lll'OVed of a . ilUbllcatlon which shares not 0111y orlelnal commitment to ''seek out vlolellce, black power and vollnl• reaton. the voices (1 the CIIIIJII"i Soutb" rilhts. . . Gelqla .State Sen. Julian Bond. hla bittersweet love tor the reatoa but also his vtew that "man wm 1101 but ala!l"has lll8llapd to stay alive But th!! magazine ,also has 80Uihl wbo Is president (11he Institute 1m' •merety endun!, he will Pft'Vall," and ldcldug (tnaiiiJy llie lblns olthe to cltronlcJe the mttre ranae at this Southem Studies; otren an espe- ; .'' to flnllp the bopeo ol doobUng up oo p~' HOUihalder. ' The throw wao not In time. The Bravee defealed the Reds &-5. (AP LwieJ1lhoto). .nJliT ONE -Cincinnati Reds' Ron Oesler (18) stldet IIIIo - d bMe u Atlanta Braves' second baiJeman Gloaa Hubbard pta let to makllthe throw Esasky bright spot in another loss ATLANTA (AP) - Atlanta Braves M811ager JoeTorrechoseto play the game as If lt were the end of the season and he pulled out all the st~. "It's like the last day of the season," Torre said Monday night after the Braves beat the Cincinnati Red!! 9-5. His moves paid orr as the Braves took over first place In the National League West on the final day befol'l! the three-day AII·Star break after· Houston beat Los Angeles 54. "Everybqdy Is available," Torre said. "You just let it hang out. They can rest tomorrow." Torre alerted all pitchers but Craig McMurtry, who started Sunday's game, that they would he on call if needed. "In a situation like this, you pinch-hit early, you pull a pitcherearUerthan normal ... You'd like to be able to manage every game like this." Unser takes Cleveland 500 0 0 Imre Abandon 8)1 ,\"'f!!""ated PnM Keith Hertlllllde'l is gone, Lonnie . Smith was out or ac.tlon for a while and Joaquin Andujar is having an off-year. Yet, tj1e defending world cham• pionst.I.DiiisCardlnais&I'(M)olytwo games out of !tnt place In the National League East at the All-Star breaK foJJoWing Monday's doubJe. header spilt with the Pittsburgh Pirates: ' Darrell Porter belted a grand slam and Ozzle Smith drove In three runs with four hits in the St. l.ouls victory. The Pirates took the ttnt game behind Jason Thompson's v 0 The Daily Sentinel Page-3 Cards-Pirates split twinbill; Houston dumps Dodgers, 5-4 t~ ?_~w_ill_iam_F_._Bitc_k_ley.:....J_r. Followjng Faulkner_~:-------'/-R_o_be_rt...:..:.~-=al=te:.:.rs "Please. dear, don't watch TV at t/16 dinner table. It's rude." Pon ..I'O). Middleport, Ohio • • The Daily Sentinel • • Chris singles Chambllss three run· scoring andhad C!audell Washington and Dale Murphy added three htts apiece lor AUanta. Chamblls5' RBI single along with two Cincinnati errors put AUanta ahead 3-0 In the first 'inning. He singled In another run during Atlanta's tltl'ee.run fifth Inning and another in the sixth when the Braves scored two more. r;::=====~=:-==~ For Home nSUrance 1 Nick Esasky was the one bright spot for Cincinnati, -driving In four runs with a sacrllice fly in the third Inning and a t~run homer, his third, In the seventh of! Donnie ~001'1!, who otherwise pitched three scoreless Innings to e&J'Tl his fourth save. Esasky, calledupfrom the minors two weeks ago, has been a one-man wrecking crew tor the RA!ds In the lour-game series, won by Atlanta 3-1. Hehad10hitsintheseriesandall three of his homers. His two-run homer woo Sunday's game 2·1 and he had an Inside the park homer In Friday's game. Chances are your IIOmtia !f'Orlh more 111an you reat· IZe ... and would cost lar more to replace. pe\'haps 50% to 60%, than just a lew years ago. . Has your home insurance kept_pace with the ~(eady rrse 1n constructiOn costs? We'll be happy to help you lind out. It's part ol our serviCe as an Independent Insurance agency rep(• senting State Auto. Give us a catl. You'llllnd we're tritinds you can . ' depend on. CLEVEt.AND (AP) - How hot starters finished . ran sixth and seventh respectively The Braves manager caDed ori Unser wound up with a 30.6- and were followed by Pancho Carter was it at the second Budweiser · Pete Falcone, who pitched flve second victory over Halsmei, who In eighth, Desire Wilson In ninth and CleVeland 500-kitometer race? Innings as a starter Thursday, to Listen to some of the drivers. had his highest llnlsh In fpuryearsol Unser's son AI Jr.ln tenth. reUeve a 'struggling Ken Dayley In Here's what winner AI Unser had Chainp!onshlp AutlJ Racing teams It was the llrst CART race for "After using a heavier bat last the fourth inning. Falcone entered to say: "This was probably the competition and led a race for the Wilson, a South African road racing' with the Braves holding a 4·2 lead year, I went to a lighteronelnspring hardest day I've ever had, heat· llrst time on the CART circuit. veteran who started 22nd and and RedS on llrst and third with two training," Esasky said, "ll's Uhser took the lead for good on tap becamethethlrdwomantocompete wise." Later, he added, "I used to outs. He gottheRedsoutandpitched worked out for me. I'm waiting to run dirt cars and it used to be like 100 and quickly opened up the In an Indianapolis-car event. 8110ther scoreless Inning to gain his see the pitches and have got the pop this. But that was for only 1% hours. ~~ margin to about ~ seconds when Pole-sitter Mario Andretti led the • seventh victory or the season at the end." Halsmer took nearly 35 seconds to !lrst 34 laps, but never was a !actor So this is the hardest I've ever had to 0 • ,,. . But the third baseman sakl he's against one loss. run all day long and try to survive." complete a pit stop. The winner· after Wllaon and the younger Unser Then .Torre went lor the kJIIIn the not overlyexcltedabQuthissurge. "I averaged 1!8.:Kl'imph. Runner-up Pete Halsmer, asked spun out near his car at the start of Rttpresttnrtng bottom of the fifth with one run In, just told myself when I came up whether he had made It through the Italian rookie Teo Fabi finished lap35. . the bases loaded and two outs. He (from the minors) to be aW.S.Ive third despite battting minor me3lJI.mlle event Sunday without any The Incident occurred as the .. pinch-hit Mike Jorgensen lor Fal· and to play hard. I'm not getting too , physical problems, replied, "I'm not chanical problems all day. Mike green lap to i:eswne fUll speed was cone and Jorgensen singled tn two excited about it. I am swinging the sure if I cUd yet." Mosely was fourth. Both Fabi and given following five laps under a runs on a 3-2 pitch from reliever Ted bat better. · When we played these And this remark carne !rom early M011ely WEI'I! one tap behind the two yellow caution fiag because of ..... Auto ,...,.10• Power as a seDout crowd or 48,470 same guys In Cincinnati, l w11sn't A l1,.nt1 rf"l1 • r' ,tr - ' l"nd Qt1 leaders. Indianapolis 500 champiOn debris on tllf course. ~~ dropout Gordon Johncock, a vetegetting any hits." roared its approval. ran of two decades all the Torn Sneva was another lap back in flnlshetl14th. charnplonship-c~ trail: "It's the fifth. For the moment, it's the second r-------------------------~----------------------~------------~------------~------hottest I've ever been lnaraceearln that short a periOd." straight CART victory for Unser, Temperatures reached a high or who was declared the winner of the RA!x Mays 150 last month In 94 degrees for the 125-lap race Milwaukee when Sneva's car was around the 2.48-mDe road course at disqualified for technical violations. Burke Lakefront Airport. That Sneva has appealed thel')IUngand caused several drivers who left the race early to predict that no more a CART panel will hear the case than five or six cars would be later this month .. Brothers Rick and Roger Mears ruMing at the end. But 13 of the 28 -~ Some energy saving~ . . ti»r ·t he whole fa1nily~ Wimbledon champs may rest on laurels WIMBLEOON, England (AP) There are a number of similarities between John McEnroe and MarUna Navratllova. Bath are !eft-handed. Both were born In Europe. Both reignllljt Wimbledon tennis champions In both singles and doubles. Both won their stngles titles easily. And now the two Americans are ready to rest on their laurels - at least for a Utile while. McEnroe was born In Wlesbaden, West Germany, where his father was stationed while In the U.S. armed services. Navratllova 'is a • ...- native of Prague, Czecholllovakla. who defected to the United States In 1975 and gained American citizen· ship on July 21,1981. · "I am going to eat everything I have not been allowed In training, Czech diiJTipllngs with sugar, butter and cheese In them." NavratDova said after quiCkly disposing of Andrea Jaeger 6-0, 6-JinSaturday's women'sflnal. "Idon'thaveanothertoumament are Friday following the Wimbledon final. ., This year, though, the U.S. lost its llrst·round match to Argentina and won't see action again U!IIU Sep- · tember when It takes on Ireland. "I plan to enjoy myself as Wimbledon champion over the next couple ol weeks when I have some time of!," McEnroe said alter easily dispatching Chris Lewis uf New Zealand In the men's final Sunday 6-2, 1).2, tl-2, I ' He will play some exhibitions against Guillermo Vllas of Argentina, ~I his next Volvo Grand Prix tournament won't be until Aug. 8, . when he plays In Montreal. The following week, he Is enlen!d In the ATP Championships In Mason, Ohio. 'Ibj!ll canes the u.s. Open, where he blpes to regain the title he captured for three straight years, beginning In 15'19. "My aim il to play well 011 every. type of swface, and if I can take the Grand Slam, lour In a row, It would mt he a bad achievement!" he said. . 1ben the "new" McEnroe, the for llve weeks, but soon I will be relaxed, joking McEnroe, srnUed at doing It all over again, prepariJii · his news conference audience and and practlcing for the u.s: Open," a Utle she ha8 never won In 10 tries. ·"".~; has been said that my ........ McEnroe, who finally ha8 shaken •orr most of the Injuries that have humor has returned. Don't take It plagued him lor the past two yean, ~Y· You !mow me better also is tooklngtmwardtoaUttletime He had captured the Brlttsh press away !rem tennis. For the past as quickly and u eaally as he had several years. be has played lor the the Wimbledon title. United States Davis Cup team the , :::0 Baker wins Firecracker 400 race · DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP)Terry Labonte ran out of gas with one laprernalniJIC lllldBuddyBaker · ran off to an eGY vlctol)' Ill Mmlday's Flrecradter 400 Grand National stock car race. David ~ flnllhed third, follawed by Ron BouciWd and ,"' ( Labollte, who coaatl!d icrou the finish line With the i!Jiilnl! shut,ott. Melnwblle, A. J. Foyt and Hurley Haywood teamed to will the Paul Rewre BJCamel Gl' . - Sundll' lll&bt at Daytona IDientatiOitll Speedway. 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Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, July 5, 1983 , Middleport, Tile.day, July 5, 1913 f'omeroo• 7 The Daily Sentinel-Page 5 Ohio Righetti no hits Boston Stadium. NO-HIT HURLER- New York Yanlree pitcher fires an eighth Inning strike enroute 1o Monday's 4-0 ' no-hitter of the Boston Red So• at Yankee The July 4th no-hiller was the Drst lor the Bronx Bombers slnre Doon Larson's '191!6 World Series perfect game. (AP Laserphoto) . Dave Righetti McCumber captures Western Open OAK BROOK, lll. (AP ) -Mark McCumber won the 80th Western . Open with a hot putter and Tom Walson lost it with a cold one. ln a rain-forced 36-hole windup Monday over the Butler National course, Watson let another tournament slip away. Two weeks ago, he los! the U.S. Open by a stroke and the same thing happened again. McCumber roUed In an 1.8-foot blrdleputton the last green to finish with a 71 for a 4-under-par 284. Watson missed a six footer for a birdie on the 17th for a tie, and closed with and even-par 72 for 285. The victory was worth $72,1Xll to McCumber, whose only other trl· umph on the PGA tour was the 19'79 DoralOpen. Watson, still without a victory this year as he prepares to defend his British Open crown at the Royal Blrkda le course In · England next week, blew a four-stroke lead with a 751n Monday's morning round. Scoreboard ... d~nl of tlw> Plttsbuq1h fr anchi se In Majors '"' Unllf' d Sl atPS F ootball l.tolijliJt>. United States Foothll Lea(\l e BI R MI NG HAM AMERICAN lEAGUE STA LL IONS-Si gned JOf' Cr ib~ . r u nnin11: back, w ho wjJJ jo l• the team In 1984 alln play lns: th(' 983 SE'ason tor the Buffalo Bill s. EAST DIVJSION W ..L P«.GB Thronto ~ HOCKEY - ~- &J t\mOJ'l• I 34 """' New " York 41 H Mllwauk(>(' Bo!iton Cl....,l-"la nd .!fl..l 35 35 539 .!'..l!l "' .n .$ 4~ "' :\1 .flMi 4~ <16 10 J8 44 NaUonal Hocby Leap~ e WI N N I P ·E G JETS.Sil(llt>d dr€!W • '2 tra ct. 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While Sox 12, Twlns6 At Minneapolis, Greg Walker drove In five runs with a two-run bornerandalhree-rundouble,while Dennis Lamp <'arned the victory with 6 1·3 Innings of relief. Vance Law led oft the eighth imllng for Chicago with a double and pinch' ruMer Jerry. Hairston was sacrlficedtothlrd. , ~ay, PI MsbufJI:h, 20: Oliver, Montreal. W~ay'•Gam e All-Star Game a l Comiskey Park. Clll· cago. Jn l NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST DIV~ION W ...Lm ...PIS,GB PllUadl-"'plllll St . Louis Chk'aRO at nt te t7 :n No Ramt'S !iCheclult>d Mo ntreal thr ough Frlday, l ll Court Str~t. b)/the Ohio Vall ey PubiJshing Com pa ny - Mul· Urllf:'dla. Inc., PomProy, 'Ohio 45769, 992· 21~. Second da,ss postage paid at Po· ,r, Chk'aKU 12, Mi nnesota 6 New York 4. Boston 0 D«rol lr pp:l .. "' Publi shed every afternoon, Monday York, 49. 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J....f:AGUE •BATTING IUO at baW -Hl'f1drlck, StLouls . .:H7; Knight, Houston . .116; Eas· Scan)(' 4. Toronto 1 ~rol tlO, He three-putted two greens. Meanwhile, McCumber's 68 on birdie putts ranging from 3 to 20 feel melted Walson'sfour-stroke lead he held going Into Monday's play and tied him with 18 to go. · Watson · three-putted the first afternoon hole, then made two successive birdies to puU away. But he bogeyed t)le ninth and although he chipped In from60feetfora birdie on the lOth, he couldn't make a charge. Trees and a. bunker cost him a bogey six on the 15th and he failed to pull out a needed birdie on the last three holes. "1 had no feel on the greens and maybe It's time lo try a new putter, lnnlngagalnstJohnTudoronslngles by Steve Kemp, Roy Smalley and Andre Robertson. DOn Baylor's ninth homer made It 2-0 In the sixth and Kemp added a two- run single In the eighth. Righetti's only disappointment came when he learned that he had been bypassed as a replacement on the AL Ali·Star squad for the injured Guidry. "The guys who _ were picked desetve It, " Righetti said. "I was 8-3 at the time (10.3 now) and maybe that wasn't good enough. I had. a little anger In my' mind. I'm good enough-Iknowitandyouknowit.'' went to third on another grounder and scored on Almon's secoild sacrifice fly which second baseman Leaders .56-1 - " ,. .539 "'"" "',. .., California Chicago · Kansas City Oakland An - McBain , rlgt\1 -wlntM", to a mull lyPar McCumber came from nowhere with a 68 to tie him entering the final round. · . Watson failed to get a birdie In the morning. "It's been year's since I played ' around without getting a birdie," Walson said. "It was just a sloppy roundandmyputterwasn'tworklng well." By Aeeoo!•ted PrNS Whitey Ford never pitched a no-hitter. Nor dtd Lefty Gomez, Ron Guidry or any other lett-bander who tolled for the New York Yankees except George Mogrtdge In i917. And no left-bander had ever hurled a no-hitter al Yankee Stadium, the ballpark buUt for left-handed pitchers as well as left-handed< hitters, until Dave Righetti did It Monday. His four-walk, nine-strikeout 40 victory over the Boston Red Sox was the first no-hitter by a Yankee since Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series and the team's first regular-season no-hitter in 32 years. In other American League games, the Oakland A's nlppe<\ the Texas Rangers 4-3, the Kansas aty Royals whipped the California Angels 5-1, the Chicago White Sox ltimmed the Minnesota Twins l.U and tlie Milwaukee Brewers · downed the C!evelan!llndlans 8-3. Seattle-Toronto anci BaltimoreDetroit were rained out, the latter game halted In the top of the fifth wlllitheOrlolesahead:>-4. The Red Sox, Wbo had pounded OUt 20 extra-base hits In their previous four meetings with the Yankees, hit several balls hard against Righetti . but didn't come close to a hit. The Yankees scored In the fifth 49E Fl S- Art- nounred th C' rrsi,i!la t\Dnor Pnul Marth a. v i et" pres· ldent •grnl-"ral counsel. to IX-"romr p re~J · F ranco. O f'\-eland. 49: ' LNI;"B.l'T1!lh, DE'Imlt , .f.l HITS-J3oMKs, Bos ton, 101: Ward, Min· , n('S()ta , !rl; Whltakl'r. [)('troll , 97; Carew, Calllumla, 92: Rire, Bostoo, ~ WWUson. KallS8.ll Cl(y, 92; Yoonr. Milwaukee, 92. : NOW SOFT PACK FILTER. MENTHOL 1mg. "tar". 0.1 mg. nicotine. NOW SOFT PACK FILTER 100's, MENTHOL 100's, 2 mg. "tar", 0.2 mg. nicotine, OORAL II FILTER. MENTHOL, 4 mg. "tar", 0.4 mg. nicotine, VANTAGE MENTHOL, 9mg."tar",0.6 mg. nicotine, VANTAGE FILTER. FILTER 100's, 9ing. "tar". 0.7 mg. nicotin.e. CAMEL LIGHTS 100's, 12 mg. "tar",0.8 mg. nicotine, CAMEL FILTERS, 15 mg. "tar",1.0 mg. nicotine. av. per ci garette. FTC Report MAR. 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I I J 'I ·' :I �- -'--------- .' •• Tuesday, July 5, 1983 Tuesday, July 5, 1983 • I Page 6 The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 \ Ordination completed for Elkins The Daily Sentinel By The Bend .Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Meigs Fair Flower Shotp group comm~ttees chosen Garden club committees lor the two fiower shows to be staged at the Meigs County Fair, Aug.16-21, have been announceQoby 'Janet Bolln, chairman. They ·a re Rutland Friendly Gar· .d eners, schedule; Bend the River, stagiQg; Che!;,ter, ~try and classification; Staf.' educational· and spe<;lal exhibits; Wlndlng Trail, Judges and clerks; Middle!X>rt, puplicity; Middleport Amateur Gardeners, premium or prize commlttee; Fernwood, hostesses; Rutland, class and show signs; and Shade Valley, junior diviSion . While the Meigs County garden clubshavechargeofstaglngthetwo . shows, residents do not have to be a member of a garden club to exhibit. The only entry fee is the purchase of a membership ticket. The first show, "The Sounds of the Seventies," will be held on Aug.17; the second show; "The Music That Kept America Singing," on Aug. 19. Besides artistic arrangement classes on both days, · there wOl be numerous horticulture classes for specimens and !X>ttedplants, as )Yell as special classes for junidrs (under . 19) In both artistic and horticulture. In artistic design there are classes for blackllght, stabiles, abstract, mobiles, .Interpretive, Inspirational, modern, mass and traditional. • Several educational exhibits will also be Included tn'the shbws. Again this year In addltlon to the regular premiums of $1.75 for blue; · $1.50 .for red, and $1.25 for white ribbons, lour speclai awards will be given_ Tiley are best of show, reserve best of show, · horticulture sweepstakes, and junior gardener. Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Curd were 1n Columbus SUJiday, June 26, to att~nd the Ordination of their grandson, Stephen Elklllll, at the Southwood Church df ChHst. He Is the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Elkins, the former Judith Curd. .. Elkins graduated from South High School In 1976, and was a member of the National Honor Society, and was given a "Diploma of Qistlnctlon" for the number at credits he earned. He also received 1be R~ . Stephen .Elkins a certificate lor having completed 1,350 hours of skill and related vocatlonOj.llnstructlon In architectu· and served as an Intern ooe ral and mechanical drafting. summer at the First Christian While maintaining his grs.drs, Church In Ellzabethtown, Ky. Elldns. worked fJve days a week He received his Master of Arts alter school at the Alum Creek d~ In Practical ·Titeplogy In Nursing Home, as well as earning a May, and Is currently serving as . letter In athletics each :Year. YouUl Minister at the Phillips He graduated from Olllo State Christian Church In Salem, Ohio. University with a Bachelor of After the Ordination. services, a Science In Business Adlntnlstratlon reception was held In lhe church . Those attendlng besides his In 1991, with a major In Computer social rooms hosted by the Theo parents and .g randparents were Mr. programm(Qg. He eontlnued his class, whose members have been The Harrisonville Senior Citizens '!lid Mrs. Bob Dailey, Athei)S; Mr. education by enterln{. the graduate supporters ol his during his ministe- Club met recently at the roadside andMrs.Steve MeekandKimberly. school of the Cincinnati Bible rial education. Professor Robert Seminary where he was a graduate · Stacy was the speaker for the park on Route l'l to celebrate births Mt. Sterling, Ky.; Kathy Newell, of members during the past three Galli!X>lis, and Jim Newell, Chester. asststanl. Ordination. He Is well-known as the months. The graduate has accepted emWhile attending q>e Seminary, founder and past director of ''Christ Included In the honored ' g roup ployment In the test(Qg laboratory Elkins frequently preached In tn Youth," a national organization •· were Otis Chapman, Millard Chris- for Yankee HDI Brick Co., Lincoln, churches In Olllo and Kentucky, based In Tulsa, Okla • tian,' Mae Christian, Clyde Slone, Neb., and began his dut!es there on Wanda Slone, Hazel.Staniey, Nellie June15. Brogan, and Mary Baumgardner. His address is 712 W. Falttleld St., : Plans were made for a trip to Apt. 2, Lln<iOin, Neb. 68521. Chillicothe on July 15. Music was furnished by the Slone family and Township Trustees will meet a.1 Dorothy Boggs and the Chapman Judy Eblin was the top loser and the home of the clerk, Nina Trio. Others attending were Duane Sl.JT'roN 1WP - Sutton Dixie Sayre, the runner-up at the Robinson, Tuesday at 8 p.m . . Stanley, Katheryn Chapman, Lydia Township Trustees wOl meet June 29 meeting of TOPS OHIO 1644 Powell, Edith Rizer, Ora Carsey, Tuesday, July 5, at 8 p.m. at the POMEROY - Pomeroy Area Dorothy Boggs, Sadie Carr, and held at Rutland. Syracuse Municipal Building. Winner of the contest, "How the . Chamber o! Commerce w1ll Ernest Carr, members, and guests, Waist Was Won" was Mrs. Eblin, meet Tuesday at noon at the Jason CaJ;Sey, C. Malone, LaCtida. ROCK SPRINGS - Metas and It was noted that a new contest Meigs Inn. Guest speaker wlll be Malone; Kenneth Stone, and Clyde coonty Fair Board meeting, 8 wUl ~gin July 6. Information on the BUI Kennedy of the Scipio Stone, Jr. p.m. Tuesday at Rock Springs club may be obtained from Shorty Venture-lndpstrlal Park Fairgrounds. Wright, 7-!2·3062 . Development. POMERO::Y::""""'-:The South.ern Local Board of Education will The Homebulders of the Middle· Martha E!Uott visited her sister, meet In special sesalon Tuesday LEBANON TWP. - Lebanon port Church of ChriSt met Thursday Mary, who has been ill. at 6 p.m. In the cafeteria at the Township Trustees meeting, 7 night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sibyl Dorst is recovering from a high school. · p.m. Wednesday at township Danny Thomas for a wiener roast hand injury. Mr. and Mrs . Tom garage. ORANGE TWP. - Orange . and homemade Ice cream. Dorst took her to the hospital June Clay Tuttle had the blessing. 18 to have !J)e stitches removed. Sparkling celebrations cap off events in Racine, . Rutland . o· . ., Groups meet in Meigs Harrisonville Seniors JljON-THEME WINNER - The first place honors (J1 UJe non-theme division of the Racine parade was sponsored by UJe Racine Volunteer Fire Deparlmeot, with Scott ~oUe, chairman. the foal of Barbara's School of Dance. The event was fi BICYCLE WINNER - 'First place In UJe one lo six-year old bicycle dMslon in the 4th of July p8l"lllle tn Raclne went lo Riehle Wamsley iJ1 his p-cari. .. '.. Calendar ·,~ ~- TOPS OH 1644 TUESDAY Homebuilders Class WEDNESDAY BELLE OF RACINE - Specner's Market won third place In the : ' Rilclne parade lwth a repllea of a paddle wheel boat, "Belle of Racine." ' - - - - -· 4-H News-----. TEN AND UNLIMJI'ED - Winners tn the 10.year old age group and the unlimited division in the 4th of July parade held lnRactnewere (age • • group) Elkabeth Lyons, second place and Melanie l;yons, ftrst place, (lllliJm!ted) Donlla Manuel, Joyce Manuel and Robin Manuel. Rutland 4th · sees parade The Meigs County Marvels have recently · ~Rem, and Jarney Jones. The next ~ held two meetings. The first meetlJJRwas held · will be at the home or Kevin Grady. - Shane on May 18 at the Roadside Rest on Rt. :13. Circle, news reporter. • Business discussed included Utter control and planting flowers around the statue In TheHappy.CO.Lucky4-H ClubmetonMay ~-For f'l!!C'I'@8don the club took a plant 28 at the Coon Hunters Buu,Hng wUh 10 idenUJlcatlon hike. For retreshments th~ club had a potluck dinner. The second meeting was held on JWJe 1 at litter control. ' - FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS- Freedom lor IWtlandJuly4thparade,enteredbylhegirlsoiTroop 1293- and Retreshrrtcnts ~Melissa the Ente~ Church. Tim Clemens, Utter PioAram Asslstant, gave a demonstration on two advisors attending. were· served by Susan Tracy. FO&ter, news reporter. Barbara COleman. nE.Ws roporter. future generations was the theme of this Doni In the members ,---...---,.-------:-- Mrs. Ully Kennedy announced · TheCountry Clovers have recently held two winners of the trophies given for the meetings. The first meeting was held on May best entries In the annual July 4th 22 at the Mme or JLm Sheets wtth eight members and two advisors artending. parade at Rutland. Business discussed Included 4-H Camp and ReceiviQg first and second places, the Safely Speaking Con~. Refreshments respectively, were: commericlal, we~e made by members cit the elub at a , Birchfield Taxidermy and D . J.'s cook<1ut. The second meeting <1n June 4 was held at Trading Post; non-commericlal, thehomeofDanny Howard. For work In their Scotl Geyer, Bank I, Rutland Outdoor Cookecy project, tht> club held a cookout In which au members prepared part Branch; antique cars, Roy Miller, of the meaL Aaron Sheets ~~tave the Chester; Harlan Wehrung; horses, demonstration that he gave in the Safety Speaking Contest. For recreatiOn the club three places, Danny Young, playe(l basketbaU. - Wes,s Howart'l, news Theresa Basham, Martha Phillips; reporter. bicycles, S. and K: Auction, Lloyd The Meigs County Better Livestock Dairy Blacl; Meigs High School Band, Club met on May :JJ at the home of Bob Lee. special award. Honorable mentions The club chOse thelr ottlcers, diScussed 1 project lx»9ks. and set dues at $2. Refreshwere also given to the REACfTeam ments were served by Martha Lee. - Twry entry and to the B!ichfleld Smith, news reporter. Taxidermy. The Rocking G Ranch4-H QubmetonJune A talent show scheduled for 2 at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Graham with Monday night was cancelled when seven members and three advlsorsa«endlng. The club diScuSsed Camptng and Fishing. heavy rains hit the area. Stiversville news notes Coleen Van Meter presided at the brief business meeting, and Denver Rice entertained on the guitar. Others attending were Mr. and · Upps and Toni at Uttle Hocking Mrs. Raymond Baker, Kathy and and visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary Angella, Mark GOkeY, Dlcie Fo':'h, Holter at the Arcadia Nursing .MI,T. and Mrs. Robert Hunnell, Mt. Home In CoolvUie. and Mrs. Ed Evans, Mrs. Clay · Mrs. Helen Pr~ter and daughter TUttle, TheiniaBoyer, Mr. and Mrs. Lana spent a week In Dayton with'· Herman Kincaid, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ·Mrs. Reva Olt and other relatives. McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Gertrude Lehew and daugh- Cole and Rayanna, Mr. and Mrs. ter Elaine entertained guests with a Bud Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Denver cookout at their home on Wednes· Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Evans and day evening. Those attending were grandson, Chr.lstopller, the hosts Mr. and Ml'Sl Larry Lehew and and their son, Danny. Melissa, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sllockey and Mrs_ Sharon Buller, Jell and Don, all of Ravenswood; Mrs. Sheila McDo· Kenneth Newell, son of Mr. and nald. Kim'· and Tracy, Reynolds· Mrs. Harold Newell, Chester, was burg, and Mr· and M':". Danny honored with a graduation party Black, local. · ' · after recelvhig his ceramic eng!· Mr. and . Mrs. · Frank Marty, neer(Qg degree June 12 from the Barbara and David, Cottageville, Hocking Technical College. W. Va. spent a weekend with Mr. The party was held at the home of and Mrs. Richard Abels, Long 'his grandparents, Mr. a~d Mrs. · Bottom. Blaine N""!'ell, The Plains. By FREDA CARPENTER '· _ Mrs. Tim Wilkinson, Shawn and Kevin, Cohimbus; Gary Wells, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Shan Welts, Melinda and Johnny, NelsonvUie; Mrs. Nita Wells, Long &ttom; and Mr. and Mis. Monty Pro!fitl, Portland, visited Mrs. Fannle Darst during the past week. Mrs. Joan Pickens and famlly and Ev.erett Horner attended the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Horner · at East Liverpool Ills! week. ... 1\fr. and Mrs. Clyde ClQile, Waterford; Mrs. Joan Dobbins and Mrs. Marilyn Beall, Columbus; MJ;'S. Emma Lee Slmeral and Mr. and Mrs. VInce Lemans, Reynolcllburg; Mr. and Mrs . Harold Brewer, LoiJg Bottom, and Kerry Dobbins, local, called on Mrs. Audrey Brewer and David recently. Leota Birch spent Sunday with ber sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lawre!lCe The minutes of the \Mt meeting and the SALES • SERVICE LEASING • TRAINING The Helen's Helpers' 4·H Club metonJuneJ at . the home of Jenny Varney. 'lbe Club discussed buying T-5h1rts lor club members, attending 4-H Camp, participating ln the Regatta, and the Fourth of July.awards. A derronstratlon waJ given by Jenny Varney on preparing and baking cooki~. The rookies were served as refreshments. Sharon Deem, news reporter. C.saette-Based Model 4 Computer EQUESTRIANS - Some 18 riders on .llonebllck Ia \'lll'lou8 Weetem and American ~ coOtumes were an addlllolllolbe Rutlomd pande. BALLOONS GALORE - Balloons were handed to IWUand Jllll'llde'goers by clownS representing the IWtland bran~h of Bank One. 1be miry received a second place trophy .. RICHARD L. SLACK, M. D. Physician & Genera I Surgeon · OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday 2:00p.m: to 5.·.00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. · Office located at 271 N. 2nd. Middleport OH. I •3 ' I (Behind Village Pharmacy) Ph. 992-2255 (Middleport oHice) If no answer, call: In Point Pleasant 1-304-675-5267 DILES HEARING AID . CENTER SINCI1949 Hearlnf r..,. Medical Refwlals R. CRAIG. Mf'THEWS, .DDS IS PLEASED TO -'ANNOUNCE THAT . *LARRY .D. KENNEDY DDS* WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PRACTICE OF GENERAL DENTISTRY Beginning July 20 - 444 W.-. A - IM·IS71 Ontj ... ,..,. Month On ClllLn Credit Marine Second Lt. Gregory B. Roberts, son of Glenna s, I5on of Galllpoils was graduated from the Navy's Aviation Indoctrination Course (AI C). During the four-week course at the Naval Air Statton, Pensacola, Fla .. trainees studied basic aerodynamics, aviation physiology and engineering. They also studied land and sea survival techniques and participated In an extensive physical fitness curriculum. AIC Is the first step In the Naval flight training program leading to designation as a naval aviator. SERVICE Dependability Peace of Mind Personals Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yost are visiting relatives ln Orrville. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost., Lancster Rt. and Kathy Cilnee, Lancaster, are spent the weekend with Genevieve Guthrie. MARY C. . KEBLER En rolled w Pranicc r-;::::::;:::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;11 Bef!1re rhe I nrernaJ Revenue St· rvice. PLAY TRI-COUNTY BINGO BOOKKEEPING At The Mason Vol. Fire Dept. · Every Wednesday At 7:00P.M. . SERVICE 618 E. Main St. · Pomeroy, OH. "4 NUMBER BONUS" "5 LUCKY BALLS" H&R Block 11tfico Location PH . 992 -3795 t-=-~=-~~==~=~=--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~========="::! TOMORROW MORNING AT 9:00A.M. ' r---------~----------------------------------, DRIVE THRU Monday-8:00 to 3:30 Tuesday-8:00 to 3:30 Wednesday-8:00 to 3:30 Thursday-8:00 to 2:00 Friday-8:00 to 7:00 Saturday-9:00 to 12:00 LOBBY Monday-9:00 to 2:00 Tuesday-9:00 to 2:00 Wednesday-9:00 to 2:00 Thursday-9:00 to 12:00 Friday-9:00 to 2:00 and 5:00 to 7:00 Saturday-9:00 to 12:00 • MASON COUNTY 'BANK e Self-ContiiiMd-Monltor 8nd Deluxe KeybNid Are lullt..Jn • u.m to ,,.,. ... In IA8IC With Ourlleglnner'a....,.. • a - fnlm I Huge~ Al.adJ' tG Run SOitoUI'I e ~by 1.UO. Dilplliy • ...n..Jn Plll'lllll • Elllly Uotifldll to • Powarful Model 4 ·0111o a, III m Prlo•""' The ide~ "Siarter aysiem" for anyone who wants a computer Ihat can laler be expanded for advanced programming. Deligned lor hundreds of personal and small buslnlli appllcalions. Set up a household budget, track stock investments, automate a mailing list, play computer games and more-just add a cuaette recorder and software. Each depotJilor ln 1ured to "'DO.OOO Box 188 New .Haven, WV 882 -2135 Box 347 Mason, WV 773-5514 ' Both Doctors Are Now We~oming New Patients. aBi1 , _ , _ - Home Appointments A lao Available Roberts completes AIC training . • WATCH FOR OUR .GRAND OPENING AT A LATER DATE of OFFICE HOURS WILL BE EXPANDED TO MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT. The Rev. Richard Baker Baker Is a full· time evangells1 · and song evangeliSt In the Church of · the Nazarene. He has been In the. evangelistic field for a number at: years and also has served the West. Vlrginla District in pastorates. The Church of the Nazarene started as a new congregation In til!! old Mason County Bank Building on: Feb. 7, this year. The church Is located at 312 Fifth St., which is also SR l'l In Nelli Haven. The local congregation Is a member of the world-wide denomlnatlon of the Church of the Nazat'l'ne. .. The church and its pastor. the Rev. Glendon Stroud, Invite the communlty to attend. Each service will feature special music and singing. BANKING HOURS GET STARTED IN. WITH TRS·BO® 'I'heCount:ry Boys4·H Oubmet.,.June6at the home of Kevin Grady. The club discussed rnakjng projects, making a lloat lor the Fourth of July parade, and a car wash. A demonstration was gtven by Larry Circle on how to drtve a nau correctly. Refreshments were served by Deon Jones, Jlrllll]y The Rev . Richard Baker will be the guest speaker and singer at special reVIval services to be held at the New Haven Church of the Nazarene July Sthrough July 17 at 7 p.m. nightly and Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m . . Graduatiorz party The Biggest Name in Little Computers® treasurer's report were given. 'Jbe club played outdoor games for recreation. Rrtreshments were setved by Mn. Janet Graham. - Tracy Lee, new9 reporter. Personals New Haven Nazarenes set revival 1't111 ... lllhi;u UM I J 111111811 1'111111, Clll'lllfR CfiiTfR OR DWfR "WifST 'IOU PHONE 992-6658 205 N. Second Ave. Middleport,. OH. ... '. __ ,.... ( ·-_.:..---~ ...._ - ,, •. ·. .,. • \ �) Puge--8- The ' Dtuly Senti nel ' P-.oy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, July 5, 1983 Pomeroy- Middleport, Tuesday, July 5 , 1983 T.he Daily Sentlriel o[H FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY REAl TO! Phone 7 ... -..o.v - 7f ~~-· ·· · ..... 2) ............. s. ....~ . 5 H.,......,, tho o..,olfooo"'" . . ........, . -..... •w-... ,.. ..., { IIIHt/1< l J . _ . ........ lS VMo&fWD ,., ,...... .. ""'"""'""" . . .\!--· f'"""' t ~ !., .......... "_ . ..,_,.lJ (I H....., ... Jl-t 01 , _ ................. _, ., ,.,,..,,... .... ~ ,131-.....:o ......., ,.5<_ 00 Opo ,..,. . ,,,,.,._.,, • !> ·~· " .. ,..,."_..., • J S.-•e Ronl TVI.CI ~ THE PUIUC UTlLmES' COMMISSION OF OHIO Wlllomlleprty Cholnnon II lrn" lf' ._ ,... .._,._ &rill"-'"'-" Count 1es and tne prosecuttng attornevs of sa•d countteS oil,.,:• •, '" • r llu fu i/<IM IR,C h ft --- c .. _ ~,- H 'h"'t""•Wonte~ "" '"'' uv• 16 I 7 Soouoo-.1 1111-.. UCI TV I.I -~ ·­ ~· ua_,,...,.,,. _ .._., ...... -a--. ~ r.•-...s....-- Jl .._...... , ... J1¥o-.,....,.. , ..,$olo lll•mol a< Sol o ~ ;:~s:..·.,. _ 71--·· .. -·"-- ·· .._._ _...._ __ ., ...... ~~ 62 · - -.... .., '''-~·-· IJ t_.todo '',....a .... .. r.,...... u~~oo.,. orw., ..dogll-o 11MtiC--· 01 .......... ,.Do !q.,...,..., lao Rono nt .. t .... IN THE COURT OF I SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS A CINCH IF YOU USE· THE INCH! PUBUC Nonce Saltsbry Twp Trustees w•ll hold a Publ1c Budget heann g on July 16 1983at12noonat the home of the clerk ~All ct ttzens espoo•ally Sen1or C•t• zensl are tnvlled to attend and Ia prov1de Trustees wtth written and orul comments concerntng Budget and Revenue Sharmg Fund Wanda Eblm Clerk. Salisbury Twp Laurel Cliff Rd PomerOy Oh 45 769 ill 5 1tc I The Daily Sentinel Public Notice NOTICE PU8UC H!ARING , ON THI! MEIGS COUNTY ANNUAL BUDGET FOR 11M Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE Budget heanng lor Salem Public Not1ce NOTICE TO BIDDERS Twp •n Me1gs Co wtll be held July 18 1983 at 9 am Th e lownsh•p has proposed to use Revenue money to pay for new road grader Public has the r•ght to prov1de wnnen and oral comment on ent~re budget and ask quest•ons concern ng rela IIQnsh•p of Revenue Shanng to the rest of the budget A copy ol the ent1re budget will be available lor public •nspect•on m the clerks home Salem Jownsh1p Trustees Bonn•e Scott Clerk 26239 Leg1on Rd Langsvtlle Oh The Board of the Me•gs Loc al School 01 strt CI destr es to re ce1ve sealed btds !01 the tollo wmg 1 Flem tnsuran ce 2 T1rr: and tubes 3 Gasoltne , ..otl and an11 45741 freeze · !7l 5 l tc 4 Fuel ol 5 Coal - supply and /or Public Notice hauf•ng 6 Milk. and da•ry produ cts 7 Bread and bakery products In order to be co ns•der ed all NOTICE OF A sealed b•ds shall be re ce ved tn PRIVATE SALE the Treasur ers Off tc e 021 NOt•ce 1S hereby gtven tha t on South Tfmd Avenue M1ddle Julv 15 1,983 at 10 AM u port Oh•o on or bef ore 12 00 pr1vate sale wtll be held the o clock noon on Monday July Ofl1ce of The Central Trust Co 18 1983 NA of Mtdd leport Oh10 to sell The Board of Educa11on lor cash the fullqwtng collateral reserves the flght to -accept or IOWit 1 1974 Chevrolet Corna ro 2 re1ect any and all btds J.1ne~ Wagner Treasurer Dr Ser No 108704N134718 Me1gs local The Centtal Trust Co NA School Dtstnct Mtddlepo_rt Oh•o reserves the 621 Sourh Th rd Avenue r•ght to btd at thts sale Mtddleport OM10 45760 (6) 27 (7) 5 11 3tc July 1 3 5 I I I I I I I I I :I I I I A budget heanng lor the next succeed1ng ftscal year end•ng end ng December 31 1984 and Revenue Sharmg purposes will ~ held on Fnd ay July 15 1983 at the Me1gs County Comm.sstoners olftce Coun house Pomeroy Oh10 lrom 2 PM to 3 PM The res•dents of Me•gs County are mvt ted to provtde wntten and oral com mentS and ask quest1ons con cerntng the enttre budget for the current ftscal year Senter citizens are encouraged to anend thts meet1ng General Revenue Shanng funds are mtended to be used 1n the follow1ng manner Plonn«<Uoo Amount 1 Dog and Kennel Subs1dv S 6 548 00 ~ D•saster Serv ces 1 400 00 3 Sotl and Water 7 488 00 4 Cnppled Children 14 509 00 5 Speech and Heanng 4 555 00 6 Buckeye Hills Hocktng Va lley Reg1on al Development DLSirtCt 2 364 10 7 H1s1oncal Soctety 5 000 00 B Communtty AcliOn Agency Transportatton Program 3 600 00 9 Home Health 3 334 00 10 Sen or C1t1zens Program 15 000 00 11 General Ma1nte nance 1518700 I 2 Sot I Survey 6 19 5 00 13 Computer Serv1ce 18 900 00 TOTAL S10406100 Below •s a summary of the enttre budget wh ch along w11h the Intended uses of Revenue s naring funds IS avatlable for publiC 1nspec110n at the Me~gs County Auduor's olf•ce from July 5 1983 to July I 5 1 983 between the hours of 8 30 AM lo 4 30 PM Monday thru Fnday 1 General Fund S I 409 450 66 2 Dog &nd Kennel 7 356 00 3 PubliC ASSIS· tance I 398 235 00 4 Real Estate Assess men t 3~ 969 33 5 Auto Ltcense and Gas (H•ghway Savel fl bv w nte your own ad and order ma•l wrth thtS cou pon Can cel vour ad bY phone when vou }let resul t s Mone v not re fundable Dep11 12 1600000 6 Emergency Med 1cal Servtces 290 223 97 7 Tubercula 42 465 49 8 Mental Aetarda· tton 325 069 46 9 Mental Retardahon Bonds 14 771 61 10 Landfill 46 000 00 1 1 R1o Grande Community College 112 378 75 12 Board of Health 160 762 25 "' These cash r a tes 1ncl ude d tscount )Wanted J For Si;t l e )Announce m e nt ; F or Re n t • Mary Hobstetter I Clerk ~ I 1715 11c I l rt-~,~u~bl7.i~ c~N~ot~ice ---- '" "· I 10 1 3 11 _-·- __ -· - - - -- - · 21 14 15 ' 6 16 u 18 19 JU 31 32 lJ 3< ,. I I : l f-- - --:-- I BEFORE ' 1 THE PUIUC I untmES I CO-S810N OF OHIO I lnlho-ollho-or I . . _ •. .,.,of.,. I - - E ,,,.. . of ... I Gononl T I phcwoe Cempony I of Ohio, I • Comtolol..,.., - - - -- I Gonottl TelopiKMoe C..,• t 1 o1 Ohio, R 1 wloio~ I ,......., ... - f o r I atenct.d .... t 1 .... bnl 1111 tbe \ItT • • I - -- - -- J5 I MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS II Ma 11 This Coupon with Remittance The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. , Pomeroy, Oh . 45769 ~ I I ! I ~--------------------- ~- • ..... '•cMngl ... . . " E- - - at . . 111 ... - T... c.. No. phone CGmploolf oiOiolo. I 1 1 , EN,:;u-TP-PEX The Comm1 sston comtng now to constder the ~bOVe· entnled ma11er fmds 1) The tnstant co mp la.nt was filed Wtth the Comm1SS1on on , COMMON~S Public Notice Public Notice January 7 1983 and supple men ted on February 2 2 and March 2 1983 The complal(l{ seeks rwo way nonopt•onal e-.:-tended area telephone ser vtce between th.e Wllkesvttle and Wellston Exchanges of the General Telephone Company of Oh10 2' The Respondent has flied tis wr.nen answer as well as the mformat•on reqUired by the Entry tSSued March 16 1983 3) Th•s matter tS now tn proper form tor public Manng However tn light of the 1el~ lively low call ng rate It e 3 18 calls per ~ma t n stat1on duflng the March 1983 study mont~l and other calhng data subm•t ted to date tn thts case the Commtsston deems 11 approp rate to hm•t !he scope of the lntttal pub!t c heanng to the communtty of tnterest factors Ln\lol..,ed here1n Therefore lhe Comm•sston w1tl not order the re!;pondent to submtt cost stud1es relettve to the mstttutton of the proposed EAS until a determ1natton has been made w1 tl'1 respect to sa•d commun1ty of •nterest factors Slmtlar!y the co mpla•nants w1 ll no t be re Qu tred to conduct a canvass of th€; W,lkesville E)(chunge at th ts lime 41 Thts case tS hereby scheduled for public hearmg on Thursday July 28 1983 at 1000 um at the Wil ton. Elemenrary School Ma1n Street Wtlkesville Oh•o 45695 to be conttnued on Fnday July 29 1983 only 1f necessary 5) The Secretary of th1s Commtss•on should cause Pub~ ltcat•on at the followtnQ legal no!lce 1n newspapers of gen eral c1rculat•on m Gall1a Jack son Me1gs and Vtnton Coun ttes OhtO once a week for three (3) consecuttve weeks pnor to the Mearmg wtth the !mat publl catton betng at least ftl teen I 15) and not more Than thtrty (30) days pr1or to the heanng OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO 'Mildrdffoncioo. ...1'1-. Fntnca 'MI:bu• etc , • al, Dolendonbo. C.O No 83-CV-164 .LEGAL NOTICE Frances Wittmer Frecter1ck W111mer and Jayne Wt ttmer all ol whose addresses are un known 1f ltvtng and •f any of satd Defendants are deceasect thetr unknown he~rs legatees dev1sees executors adm•n ts trators. ass1gns and spouses 11 any and 1n add1!10n the unknO'Nn hetrs legatees devt sees executors adm1n•strators asstgns and spouse tf any of Henry Reuter a~a henry Rmder deceased wtll hereby take not1ce tha i on the 8 th day of June 1983 a Compl.:unt was f1led agatnst satd Defendants 1n the Court of Common Pleas of Metgs County Oh10 Case Number 83 CV· 154 by Mildred Franc1s Platn l•ff whose address tS 69 Grant Street Newark. Oh•o 43055 The purpose of the Compla1nr and the demand thereof IS to qu1et the t1t le of Platnl•lf agamst the Defendants 1n ce rtatn real estate aiiE!9ed Ia belong to the Pla•nt1ff whtch tS descrtbed as foi!CJINs Sttuated tn the County of Me1gs Townshtp of Salisbury State of Ohto and descnbed as fOII9WS I Betng the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Sec! ton 30 Townshtp 2 Range 13 Salisbury Townshtp con· ta1ntng forty (40) acres Sa1d Defendants named above are hereby notthed Lh at they are reQUJred to answer 1n th1s case w1th1n t'v\'enty etght (28) days alter the last publica t•on ot thts ~o t tce wh1ch •s pubhshed once a week for SIX success1ve "Mleks larry E Spencer Clerk or Courts of Metgs Countv Ohto Attorney for Platnltlf LEGAL NOTICE John B Mantonya No ttce ts hereby g1ven that 601 Trust Bu1ld1ng subscnbers of the W1lkesvtlle Nevvark. Oh10 4 3055 E)f,Change have ftted a com. plmnt w1rh the Pu"hc Utii•Ms (6 ) 14 2 1 28 (7) 5 12 19 6 tc CommiSSIOn of Ohto reQuest mg the establtshment of nonop Public Notice ttonat •two·way e:.:tended area te lephone serv•ce between the IN THE W1lkesvtlle Exchange and the COMMON PLEAS Wellston Exchange of General COURT. Telephone Company of Oh to If MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO thts request were granted catltnq between the Wllkesvttl e HAROlD 0 GRAHAM. ET AL PlAINTIFF bchange and the Well ston VS Exchange would be toll tree PETER V MOORE. ET AL The Comm1sston has sche DEFENDANT duled th1S matter tor publ iC Nl;l. 83-CV 132 heanng on Thursday July 28 NOTICE 8V 1983 a! 10 am at the PIJIUCATION W1lton Elementary School TO Ma n Street Wt lkesville Oh•o PETER Y M OORE tf ltv1n9 45695 to be contmu ed on whose addres~ IS unknown 1f Fnday July 29 1983 onty •I necessary Th e scope ot thts deceased the unknown he1rs heanng shall be hm•ted to the devtsees legatees admtntstra· communttv ol •nterest factors tors e)(ecutors and/or asstgns tnvolved 1n th•s case •ncludtng of Peter '1:oung dec LIZZIE MOORE 1f llvtng ca1!1ng rates d str•but ton of calltng and tocatton of servt. whose address 1S unknown 1f ces products and actlvtttes At deceased the unknown hetrs thts heanng all part tes ot dev1sees legatees adm,ntstra •nteresl will be ulforded an tors executors and / or ass•gns opportunity to present ev•· of L1zzte Moore deceased FRED A MOORE tf hvtng dence matertal to th& spectf tc tssues releva nt tn thts proceed - whose last known address tS Rt 1 Davtsv1lle W Va 26142 tf mg Further tnformatton regard · mg th1s matter may be ebtatned deceased the unknown he1rs by addresstng an lnQUtry to the dev1sees legatees admtn•stra PubltC Uttl•hes CommtSStOn of tors executors and/or asstgns of Fr ed ~· Moore deceased Oh tO 375 South Htgh Street BESSIE MOORE whose laso Columbus Qh,o 43215 known add ress tS At 1 Dav1s THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COM VIlle w Va 26 142 MISSION OF OHIO JOHN L MOORE whose last Bv Mary Ann Orltnsky 'knO'\o\'n address tS 1496 W Secretary 6) Any party 1ntend1ng to Fourth St ree t Su n nyv1ew present d•rect e)(pert test tmony Tratler Court Mansf1eld Ohto oa should comply wt th Rule 4901 I 29-tA) (1) (rl Ohto Adm1ntS· tra\1\/e Code whtch requ.res that all such testimony to be offered •n thts tvpe ol proceed tng be- fl ied and served upon all parttes no later tMan ftve days pnor to commencement of the heanng It 1s therefore ORDERED That thts maner be scheduled for oubhc heanng tn accordance wt th Ftndmg No 4 It tS further ORDERED That the Secre tary of thts Commtss•on cause publtcat•on of the legal not1ce set forl h 1n Ftnd1ng No 5 tn a newspaper ot gEH'1eral ctrcula tton 1n GalIta Jackson Me gs and Vtnton Counttes once a week for three (3) consecuttve weeks ppor to the heanng W1Th the l1na! publtcatton betng at least ftf1 een t 1 51 and noT more than thtrty (:30) days pr1or to the heanng 11 tS further ORDERED That all parttes 1ntendtng to present d1rect expert test1 mony tn thts matter comp ly w 11h AtJ ie 4901 - 129(A) ( 1) (t) 0 A C It IS further OAOE RE O That cOptes of ttltS entry be sel'\led upon counsel for complatntants Tt m Foran. Southeastern Ohto Le· gal Sef\IIC&s 2 4 West Unton Street Second Floor Athens, Oh1o 4 5 70 1 General Tete· phone Company of OhtO the mayor of each mun1ctpal corpo· rat tan served by the mvolved telephone comoantes m Galha Jackson M etgs and V1nton Public Notice State of Oh1o TRACT ONE· Beg tnntng 40 rods south from north corner of Seeton 8 thence soutl'1 on Sectton ltne 3886 to the mtdd t e of Pomeroy Harrtsonvtl le road thence along the m1ddle of the road south 54 'lz degrees east I 2t 4 feet thence ~long the m1ddle ol the road south 46 1!~ degrees east 368 feet to the tnlersec tton of Kmgsbury Pomeroy Harnsonvtlle road thence along the mtdd~e o Ktngsbury road Nonh 79lf• egrees east 128 5 feet th e nonh 22 deg easl 1575 eet to ~k Walnut tree 12 mches diameter thence north 22 deg east 3102 feet to the m•ddle of cross townsh1p road thence along the middle of satd road north I BB 5 feet thence north 21 1h degrees west 234 teet thence north 26 deg west 166 feet to the nortMwest corner of Marshal 12 acre trac! thence west 680 feet thence south 660 feet thence west 1400 feet to the place of begtnntng co nta1n1ng l 4 8 7 ac1es be the same more or less TRACT TWO. · Snua ted tn Frachon 13 Townshtp 7 Range 14 begmnmg at the nor1heast corner of Fractton l 3 thence south about 80 rods to tl1e northeast corner of one acre lot of A M Frer1ch thence north 78 deg west about 40 rods to the southeas t corner of 15 1/ i acres of Elza OavtS thence north 6 deg eas t 19 rods 12 l•nks thence north 3 deg east 32 rods thence north 2 degrees east 5 rods thence north east 22 rods to the nerth ltne of satd fractton thence east 25 rods to the place of begtnntng contammg 18 acres be the same more or tess Except a tv.o acre tract conveyed to Truman D•xon Volume 146 page 537 Deed Records Me•gs County Oh10 SttUijted 1n TownshiP of Sctpto County of Metgs and Sta te qf Oh10 Ia w1t Commentmg tn the center of what ISknown as the Kmgsbury road and at the sout hwest corner of a tract of land wh1c1'1 was owned bv Harvey Coen thence n or~ h seventy three ( 7 3) rods and twe lve ( 12) feet to af') agreed corner thence east twenty-l we (25) rods and t en (101 feel to the corne r of lands wmed by Ross Bonng thence , vastMI, contingent or rever- """""~ on 1he -1 altate known aa the tlland Choopel, c'"""'- of Chriot 1n Chridtan Union, Salisbury Towna~lp. Meigs County. Ohto, and their unlcno'Nn hen-ot-law, noxt of kin, devl- - · lag.-. - .. _ . fd-ootorw. cuotDIIoono, ... ~~gns, or guardians and the unknown Yacutora, edminiantO<S. or or ._n-at-lew, next of kin, 0< legool- of _.gn,g.-..,.,.,.,_.. pOol1ono """" hove • veeted, coutingeut or raver- ...., aionery in1IIIMt 1n the ,... illlt8te known u "the Hiland Choopel, Chun:hOI of Chrislln Chrilt11n Un1on, Salisbury Townah1p, Melga County, Ofdo. wOO. relidence is unkoown COURT OF COMMON PlEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Addreu Meigs County Courthouse. Po....,.y, OH 46769 CASE NO. 83-CV-170 NOTICE The General BcJ.rd of Trustees, 11 61c RlJTLANO FURNITIJRf LARf1 El SHOP I ol! lj ;'.I' I '' i I '' i: I >·Ill, 1'lt:,• \I·' i ' CARPET $1295 Good Selection Of GOLD SEAL Installed And Warranted by Sears For 5 Yurs. PH. 992-2178 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE isc. Merchandise TIRE SALE . LOWEST PRICES IN AREA SERVICE STATION OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY --..and ...... ..... ......co.,... ....... -Acldenland .... t .. . . . -JIIunoblng and eloctolcal ..... • (Froo lttlmatM) "'" UTILITY BUILDINGS · to 24'136' lnsulatd Do& Houses Wedding Cakes and All Occasion Cakes start fro11 12'•16' P&S BUILDINGS ..Rici~e. Oh. , SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING •sidon& •Roolon& •Gutter & Down Spouts •Remodelin& 20 Years Experience Pameroy, Ohio Call 843-5425 7 ~2 m o It 261ft Pd H. L. w _.tin CONe. We cen add boll end rod outredlatoni. We alao repair G•T...._ U.S. RT. 50 £AST GUYSVILU, OHIO Authorized John Deer. New llolllnd. Bush HOI Farm Equipment Diller PAT HILL FORD. MlNE RUN STRIP COAL TON PH. 9.92-2280 2 23 ttc 992·2196 M1ddloport, Ohio I 13 tit 'Lowest Rates TANKS A SPECIALTY 742-2328 &·!I ttt Trencher & Backhoe Service FREE ESTIMATES Septic Systems Water, Gas, Sewer & Electric Cable Lines Custom Weldin&-Ctrtified Small Plumbinc (Bondlll & "'"''!'"· " FrH Estimates" Clo1lll and JACK'S SEPTIC SERVICE _, 1 -oon lloop aa-1 . Sloort Or¥inl Time. day. Anti-risoo1 u.. ~loolll Spot Rom.... Salvilli ~ =:"" s.tonr. .... Chester 6 16 1 1110 Good Selection Of GRASS CARPET CONGOlEUM RUBBER-BACK TWEED Public Notice PROlATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF PAUL OAVI8, DECEASED C.. No. 24112 N011CE Of APPOINTMENT OF AOUCINIY Roben E Buck Probat e Judge/ Clerk - -·- - - 'BISSELL SIDING CO. Cleaning l Installation of New Systems "Buutiful, Custom Built Garages" Call lor free siding estimates, 949-28Dl or "Senior Citizens 10% Discount" PH. 992-7119 Day or Night 949·2860. 3 I lilt "CUT OUT David Brickle• Buaineaa With GENERAL CONTRACTING, Inc. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE New Homes - Extensive 985-3561 All Makes AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Tronsmlttlon PH . 992-5682 01 992·7121 3 24 Itt - .......... o-a JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 6/'llllln COMPU!TE RADIATOR SERVICE From lht Smallest llllllr Cole to the l.arpst RadiaRad11tor Spacialtst NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yn . £~q~llltornce SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. , ........y,Oh. Ph. "2·2174 I 161 261 715 12 3tc '" &Gs~s •loollnl Wort .,., I = & VlriJI Sldlnp 15 Y-. bportonoo GIIGIOUSH PH. 992·7513 It 992·2212 00 II " ' 10 wko. old Call448-1682 Free pupplaa. lrlah Satter mother, Labrador Retriever f1ther Call 448- 04159 3 full aize coil bed eprlngs to be picked up 448-1223 ----:----~ ·fc - Femele Siamese kitten Wfll deliver Call689-4706. AutomatiC whirlpool washer end kitchen table. Call814· 992-8181. 9 Riders & Sons SALVAGE COMPANY S.R. 124-Ph. 992-5468 Blljlrl or alas, llullinum en, ion, metals. TOP PIICES , lb Copper ...................45 . Aluminum Cans .. .... 20' lb Rldilton . . . . . . . . 30' lb Aat. 811ss •• SlOO IMindred llbtld Iron . $1.00 hundred CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofi. & Siding Co. Also Plctlna Up Auto Bodies Pert English Bull~og, part Uuund dogs. 4 months old 226 tft t PART Beagle pupptea. to vood 1702 homo , 304 - 676 - Klttena, tome pert Lynka 304-675-6182 wMka old. 304-178-3036 6 call 814·38B ·B8B8 Reword GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAL! 20% OFF Our Low Everyday Prices Until Stock 11n... sink. ... elact.. or blttery IiaMS. SIMPS 6, II· clllllll cond~lon . Is Sold. BAILEY'S SHOES 322 No. Slcond St jliddlaport Ohio 45760 $2,700.00 or Best Offer 5-25-1 .., I'll ISears I FREE ESTIMATES lll*r Iota -Hit-liJ Local and ......., low Tep I bd 1111- We pay cash for late model clean used cera Frenchtown Car Co 8111 Gene Johnaon 448-0089 oCirpetln1 ............. IIIIOd lniCb, l1lflllln pod& _ , IJ nlllfHnlll •Palntinc ISears I CATALDO MERCHANT RIVERSIDE V.W. INC. P-ror, OH. Grea l Patty Qlbbl.owntrs PH. 992·2171 >II oo. ' Are you paying to' much for your hoapital- heelth lnturance. Caii ~ Carroll Snowden, 448-4290 ( 9908 Wanted Junk eutoa , any condition 9303. Coli BEDS-IRON, BRASS, old furniture , gold, 111\oler dol· lar1, wood Ice boxes, stone jere. entlquea, etc • Com p18te households Wrlte M 0 Miller, Rt 4 . Pomeroy, Oh Or 992 -7760 Wanted 10 buy New, uaed 81 antique furniture 'r'\hll buy 1 piece or complet'a houee holda C1ll 01by A Martin General Hauling and Trastr removel Service. Reliable and dependable. Call 4483169 betwHn 9 end 6. Lawn Mowing no yerd to big or tmall Reliable and depan· dable. For eatlmete cell 446-3181 between hnd 5. Experience house pelntlng and lawn mower repair. Very re,atonable ratea. Call 448- 8688 T V repair , ill model• Call 614· 268·821B. Cuaton Combining Wanted. Old hardbound booka. old dlarlea, latter~, etc. No textbook• Also, old paintings. &93-8911 Buying del., gold. sliver coin a, rrngs, lewelry. 11erllng were, old coins, large cur· rency. Top prlcea Ed. Bur· kett Barber Shop. 2nd. A \ole. Mlddlopon, oh 3478 1 B Wanted to Do 814 -38B· Standing timber . any amount. The bigger tho batter Call 388 -9908 8 11 814-245-1362. Call SEPTIC tyatema, landscapIng (ell 1iza of dozers), gnwl &t dirt h1ullng, will lay lhort or long Qll • water un.•• backhoe work. FrH estlmatea Phone 304-273- 3188 or 304-273·9830 . 614·992· Help Wanted Public Sale 8o Auction Auction every Tueadey night, Krodel Perle Club Houee, Pt. Pleasant WV. Auot Lonnie Neal Cell 814-387-7101 . Rick Pearson Auctioneer Service. Eatett, firm. An - 11qua & liquidation 11111. Uconoad • bonded In Ohio • wva . 304·773- B7B5 304-773·11 85. Auction every Frl night at the Hertford Communtty Center. Trucldoed1 of new mwchendiH every WMk. and Appliutlona will be ac cepted July 1 It thry 10th tor l!pprentice plumber• & pipe fiHera. Applle~tlon m.-y be pick up at the Ohio Stllte Employment Office or 2134 Oa11l1 St., Portsmouth.Oh. Trenacrlpt of gredes muet be prHinted at Ohio Stete Employment office prior to eplltude tilt. Applfcent mu11 be 18 to 25 years of LISHING CO recommends that you do bualnllt with people you know, end NOT' to Hnd money through the mall until you have investl· gated the offering 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS 11% loxad age E.O.E. 1'111 Leader Mortgage, 77 E, Stele. Athena, Ohio 1 -I 14- RECEPTIONIST Aaalatant 592•3051, or 12 to 4PM 1-80Q-341 -85&41n Ohio for doctors office. Send complete resume with aalery requlremenlJ to lo• S-30. Polnl Ploooobt Rogloter. 200 Main It Pt. Pleaea~t. WV 26BSO. 23 Professional Services KEYBOARD ployor for roclt PIANO TUNING e6 off pluo poup Trench. Some trttvel· discounts to 11nlor citizen• · churchea-achooll. Cell Bill Ward Ward'e Keyboard , lng Call Chuck Patry, 304· 182-2794 448·4372 GOOD opportunity to Hrn eJttre money, •II Avon. Opanlngo Rt 31 - Henderson, Jerry• Run area 304-678-2318 ' •Ch•ln Unk Fence ._illooi,oljjlt 4 --~ Phone 38B·B249. Standing Timbe r , eny amount Call 814 - 388· Loot and Found LOST Black t•l-colored Col- shower... or elect. rllri&.. lumaet, I lot. Wlttrhllltr. Wanted To Buy INOTICEI THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- lie Anewer1to Lady. If seen w~h 8177 Mother cet, 2 kitten•. 1 male. 2 female , mother ha1 been wormed, kittens 7 Offered. Clrpollll, bethroom aurance • Co has offered 1181VIces for fire Insurance covertgt In Gellla County for almo1t 1 century. Ferm, home end pereonel property coverages 1re available to meet individual needs Contiel Ray Wedemeyer. •gent. 814-992-8370. 6-22-lllll ·I'll FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER SANOY ANO BEAVER In· 3 baby black klttena. 8 wks 1 -:-::::-:--:::-::-::-=:-:-::-:--~ old. Call &14-246-91B3 742-2685. Kitchen Cabn11ts - Roofinl - Sldlna- Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Rt· 11odtlin1 - Custom Pole Barns. 8 p m. MI. Allo Auction Barn . Conllgn menta taken every Saturday 1 00 till ule time Emma Bell Auctineer, 304~ 428 - giw away to 1 good home. Davtd Brickl•• ROUSH CONSTRUCTION lin HOlliS ~ bttnslvt l..odllllll. alftSIIriiiCI WGft oCIIIIOII Poll Bldp. 2 blonde. 1 black, 'Custom Polo Bldgs 12 2Ct.lfl: tor. who hu ebout thrH montho old to PH.992- Lon1 Bottom, OH. 45743 ' 985-4193 or 992-311&7 ALUIIINOM SIDING PERSON anything to gkle ewey and doe• not offer or attempt to offer eny oth1r thing for sale mey place en ad In th11 column Tttere will be no charge to the 1dvertlaer Remodehnl 'lnsur1nce Work & GtraltS 'Rooflnl Work 'Aiumonum & V1nyl S1dinas Routt I VI"YL & ANY nillhl, 9 Giveaway 304-876-57&2 St. Rt. 124. Pomeror. OH. Coli Rick Hovo11tr 912-2108 6-3 I mo 4 4 kittens "No Sunday Calla 629 1mo pd PH .992-30015 On June 17 1983 tn the Me1gs Countv PrObate Court Case No 241 5 2 Dorothy J Dav1s 534 Aussell Street Middleport Oh10 wa s ap· potnted Executnx of rhe estate of Paul 0 8\/IS deceased. late of 5 34 Russell Street Middleport, Ohto '$ SIDING REWARD for inform1tlon end arrest of per1on or peraons who took 80 ft ch1ln fence from Concord Cemetery lot C1ll Roy Meadows, 304-875 -3474 or Sheriffs Dep~~rtment KITTENS, aoma pert Lynx, GARAGE on 11 s.mcn 1ns11anca Work Wtlcom• .S'IDI'm ....-.idowa •A 5; ~cwTtWAndowe oNowR FREE MATES INSTALLED WITH PAD & Aluminum Roger Hysell F111 EltiMittl J&L BLOWN INSULATION John Tilford II' II !I Vinyl Rene•• ~~ Insurance AUCTION avery Saturday •Refrigerator• •Dryere •Frnzera PARTS end SERVICE ULTRA CLE'-N QEANING SERVICE (loy F... lilllool, 13- 949·2263 •Welhers •DIIhWIIahera 522 mo pd ADULTS ..... 6 for $40.00 STUDENTS .••.6 for $30.00 •GoH Tnps •fittinl Center 'lleiJI Woods PLAQUES· ENGRAVING, FOR FUTURE USE" Call 843-5425 aa.oa GoH lesson$ Specill ""' SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING -1 'toil~ e.ca.n.ci11 lllndow CI.OIIIf THE KOUNTRY KLUB Parts & Service Williams Trenching 20 Years Experience In HonM Area Al TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE Farm Equipment EUGENE LONG ·sid1n1 •Roolon& 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodehn1 ······ F>t · Piiias~lnt ·--· Lots ol nice children• clo thing, new and ueed clo thing, diahea, jewelry, toys, avon and mlec. items Turn left off Laurel Cliff Ad. onto Willow Creek Ad 15th house left Watch for algna Rain cancals Yard sale July 8 end 7 · 9 to ??? Lots of nice itema. Michael Epple residence in Harrlaonvllla, Oh illl and paintina. slllrl'f dool1 and windows. · All Work Guar1nteed Call: Yerd Sale Fri day evBnlng, July· B. 8 p .m til dark, Saturday, July 9 , 9 l .m.- 7 Davis real dance, Rose Hill, Pomeroy. 3 family July 8th lo 7th. l All types of roof work. IIIW or repair, I(Uitl11 and SALES & SERVICE at.. Reducel Eat all off Qlucomenn•n Drug. Bum I ROOFING Ohio a.. Writesel or 949-3091~ 00 "' BOGGS We cen nlpllirand recono and ,__ 6-2f.l mo She family garage aele. lth· 7th· 8th. Paul Lite realdence, Su cce" Rd • Ruda\olllle, Yard Sale· Fira time th la To the m1ny wh o austelned ua through the lllne11 1nd year Friday evening , July 8, Porch Sale 708 2nd. Ave , duth of John C lambert, 8 p.m til derlc , Saturday, G•lllpolls Thurt • Fri July July 9, 9 a m -? Simpson loving hu1ba11d and devoted 7th & 8th, 9-5 Ml1cellane · tether. r es i denc e , Ro t e Hill , ousltema · "Pomeroy Word• are lnedequ1te to thank our caring co· worker• Gtrar Sale Fl,.t One July -,---::--:--::--:-:--::·lcat Pluunt Valley Hospit1l. 7 -8 · 9AM-SPM Clothes, July 7 thru 9 John Sunle Dr James Nev1lkowaky, mi1c , some collect a ble residence, At 248, end of our minister Rev Malcolm Item• One mile from HMC Su cce11 Rd 10 a.m . to 11 MciVIIr, Kermit Walton (for on 0 J Whlta Rd. 10th 986-431 3 hla beautiful eulogy). Mrs. house GIGANTIC VARO · Ruth Sager (organi•t), hl•l - - - - - - - - - - dear friend s who aerved •• Porch Sale Flrtt this year at GARAGE SALE July Bth · pellbearera. Crow Huuell Mexine MlchMI 's. Laurtl 9th, 9.00·6 00. \olo mila from Funeral Home, and Bu11er Cliff July 6, 7 . Women 't, Hidden Lakes Follow signa . Children• clo thee, toy1 , Scarberry who Billed hla children's clothing , ml•c hour• during the Illness books, blcuclea, Nddle, tapt Special thanks for those Yard Salt, 20181,1: A Eaat- recorder. c1r tape deck, who Hnt flowers, fod"da. ern, Tuea , Wed Dre118r, telt\IIIIOn,furnlture, weshar, end 111l1ted In the home cheat, new clothing; bebv eppllencea, building IUpp haa. Avon , m iacelleneoua Ood Bleaa thru 1dult1. mise No junk! The Lambert Family Three family yard aale TuesYard Sale. 80 locust, Wed day thru Frld•y et 144 Nort~ • Thusday 2 lawn mowers, 3 Announcements 2 che1t1, baby beeelnet, 4th St., Middleport building materiel, m11c 837 Grant St • Middleport, July 7 -8 9a m -4p m Elec· sWEEPER and sewing me· 2 Family Yard Sale, c orner of trlc1l hand too\a, b.athtub chine repair, pans. and Spruce St & 3rd Avenue ancloeur e. hospital bed . Mlpplles Pick up end Wed & Thurs • July 8· 7 craft, clothi ng , mlac dell\olery , Dav'll Vacuum Children •• clothing, Cleaner, one half mile women ' • sitet 10-12, jr 6 Family Yerd Sale July 5th alles 6 ·7 10- ? Qeorg•• Creek Rd. &t 6th 109 Union Ave. 446-0294 Pomerov 8 30 -7 & Vicinity I Business SeiVices 'Club Repair PH. 992-3047 Y1rd Sale July fi -6, Perry Townhouae. At, 326 9·1 Children• clothe s It quilt place• downspouts, -&iltter clflll: In 992-6215 or 992-7314 RADIATOR SERVICE ln.~" EUGENE LONG V. C. YOUNG Ill l\,)Q- SERVICE STATION ~ 992-9932 'fishing "Uoenooiod 8o IO.e.tfc Home Area FREE ESTIMATES POMEROY lANDMARK $300° ft 516 2 mo 81111 from 6'16' Up Gregg 8o Patty Gibbo-o.,nera 1: ill ~1!1( lilllo I Ph . 992-5433 TERESA'S CAKE DECORATING ~ II ,Ill ; 64 Call: George Gum 3 7tlc Sins CATALOG MERCHANT 6 9 \ 1'[10 Roofing - Siding Troughs. Down Spouts Windows - Doors For "All" YQur Home Repairs ... "Free Estimates" ... Plo. &14-843-5191 STARTING AT - *CHAIN .LINK FENCING Rl 180 Jult B-9, 9 10. 6. .HOME REPAIR For all your wiring needa; fumaceo re.' pelr oervlce and In: stallation. Re1ldent(1l 8o Commercial Call 742 · 31915 •Pro Shop r.n. S L. POLE BULDINGS VA,\111~ W. Va . Kitchen MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE carpet1ng and 21! acres for INesiOC~ As~ng $30,000 I 64 Misc. Merchandise C. 620 I mo "FREE ESTIMATES" . Isears I Middleport & Vicinity 3 Familv Oerege Sale A t Knott It Kerr, Oh kerr Herrlsburg Rd. Y.t m l from Mason; BASHAN - 7 rooms, 2 baths, num sicl1ng and above all floods. Wan! $29,500. & Vicinity PH: 1-304-773-5634 lSearsl MIDOLEPORT- 8 rooms, I \1 b~hs. hoi wafer hea~ 3 bedrooms, msulated, alum> ······aiiiilpoila········· ······-p·cimiirov········· *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel .'·!, ALL STEEL & HELP WANTED THE DAILY SENTINEL i mg Has garage and 2 acres SEPTIC CALL 992-2156 I " 882-2276 5 POINTS AREA - Ths 3 bedroom home needs finoh- *Friendly Servia THE DAILY SENTINEL IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ROUTES IN POMEROY. PH. COUNTRY - Th~ f1ne 8 room home has 4 bedrooms and • on~ 7 yealS old Elec. baseboard heat. noce caJpetin& sta.e, refngerator d~hwas her, doposal etc , basement, sundeck, and ful~ 1nsu~ted 3 car garage on about 3 acres Around Help WanteCI '··.·.~ CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION • IIOD£RN - On~ 8 years okl and looks hke new Has full basenoerot 2 baths, all electn~ Oho Power, carpet1n& carport and 2 acres al $45,000 LARRY E SPENC ER Clerk of Couits of Common Pl eas Me1gs County OhtO (6)20 (7)5 12 19 26 (f.) 2 . •: • RACIN£ AREA - This 4 room, I\1 baths, lull basement l>lme • • the country, TP water and l it~ upkeep yard lor $23,000 the,... NOTICE BY PU8UCATION To the Defandantl, the unknown penons who have a I " FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PITS" 2 FAMILY - 6 rooms each, 2 baths, all uliities, 2 pore~ and level lot Ju~ $27,000 -v• 1- - - - -- - - - -- ·:: and garden ., Middleport lor $27,000 Public Notice ad milled member of the Soutl'1 Central Dtstrtct of !he Churches of Chns t 1n Chnsttan Unton havmg become exltnct Pett · 110ner seeks (I) tMe sale of tt'le above descnbed real estate pursuant to Sect1on 1715 14 of tl'1e Oh•o Rev1sed Cod e 121 an order of satd Cou rt auth ortzlng and dtrecttng Pet11!0ner to hOld the net proceeds heretofore obta•ned from the Trustees of the Full Gospel Ltghth ouse Inc pursuant to the lerms and cond•t•ans of SecltOn 1 715 14 of the OhtO Revtsed Code and (3) for such other and further rei ef as may be JUSt and proper tn the premtses You are reqUired to answer the pe ttl!on Wl thtn twenty etght "'-.. !28) days alter th e last pubh cauon of th1s not1ce whJCh wtUbe published once each week for Sl)( successtve weeks and the last publrcatton wil l be made on August 2 In case ol your fatlure to answer or otherwiSe resf!ond as oermtlted by the Ohto Rules of Ctvll Procedure wtth1n the 11me stated 1udgment by default Will be rende red agamst you lor the rei ef demanded 1n th e petttton · I ·... ..,. caiJ)etl"4- new bath, fumace, gara~ fru~ on the east by the la11ds of M F t-rench on the west by lands of Chun:heo of Chria1 in Ch,._ Peter Y Moore and t>e1ng 1he Union, Patitionar same land con\leyed to the sa1d ...... A p Ftsher .bv Thelma Dent a.,._. The unknown peraans, wfto tucet Dent by deed dated 8 July have 8 W:lled, contingMt or 1927 and recorded 1n Volume I'8Vei'IIOMIY lr'lterelt 1n 131 page 268 Deed Records estate known 11 the ltllnd Mergs County Ohto an(l Chapa, Chutdlea of Chrill in fun her by deed from S A Evans Chrlltl8n Un1on. Salisbury dated 17 Oct 1928 recorded Township , Metga County, tn Volume 134 page 211 deed Ohio, et a1 , records Me1gs County Ohto Oefend1nts Sa1d tract of land conta1mng Ptatnt 1ff has bro\Jght thts one hundred acres more or ac11on nammg vou as defend· less ant s tn the above named court Save and except 15 acres by fdtng 1ts Petttton on June sold 10 Ctaude Glaze (Vpl 139 2 2nd 1983, The object of the Pet• lton IS page 585) 30 acres sold to Dana Tur n·er {Vol 146 oaae the sale under the provtstons of 50) and 16 acrss sold to Ross Section 1715 1 4 of the Ohto Bonng sa1d tract has been Rev•sed Code of the followmg transterred but has not been descnbcd real estate known as recorded the H•land Chapel Churches of It •s th e mtent of thts deed to I Chrtst 1n Chns11an Unton and convev the remau'lder of lhts further bounded -a nd desert bed tract betng 39 acres more or as follows less The followtng descnbed real 1 Reference bemg made lo estate s1tuate tn the TownshiP deed recorded m V~ume 183 of Salsbury- County of Me•gs page 233 Me1gs County Deed and State of Ohto and 1n Records Sectton No 26 Town 1 and The prayer of satd com Range 13 of th e Oh10 Com pany s Pur chase and bounded plamt 1S that the above descnbed otl and gas nghts as follows Town Begtnn1ng 8 be partitiOned th,a1 the rods South of North East corner Interests be set off or of satd Section at a stake 14 ordered sold tf n canot ' be teet East of a lot now useCI lor part tt1oned and for alia sc hool purposes then Was! wance of anornev fees and along the South line of sa1d costs here1n School lot I 0 rods and 14 teet You are reQulfed to to a stone thence South 8 rods answer the compla1n t V'VIth tn thence East 10 rods to Section twenty etght days alter the lmes thence North to place of last pubilcatt on of th•s begtnr"llng- except a stnp 14 not•ce whtch wtll be pub feat wtde off of the Eas t end of I! shed once each week 16r sa•d lot whtch IS to be used for a Six consecut•ve weeks The Public Road also the followtng last publication wtll be made s1r1p of land betng ld.aad.ill on July 5 19B3 and the feet wtde runnmg Non h from the North east corner of th e t wenty e tgh t days for answer wtll commence on above descrtbed lot along th e th at date East l1ne of the school lot to be ln case of your ta 11ure to used for a Public Road to and answer or otherw1se re from the above descnbed lot spond as reowred by the whtch road was heretofore Ohto Rules of Cwd Procereserved bv the ong1nal owner Va lenttne Jones dure JUdgment by default w1ll be rendered agatnst you REFERENCE DEED Vol 152 Page 576 Metgs County Deed ' for the relief demanded 1n the complatnt Records Satd prem1sP.s bemg also Larry E Spencer Clerk of Courts known as Htland Chapel Pome· Me•gs County roy OH Pe ttt1oner tS The Common Pleas Coun General Bourd of Trustees of Dated May 26 1983 The Churches of Chnst tn Chrtsttan Un•on The Hiland (5)31(6} 7 14 21 26171 Chapel Churches of Chnst 1n 5 t\:c Chnsttan Un1on 1s a regula rly sl:luth along satd ltne seventy 1---;P:-u-;b-;l:;-ic-;N::--: ti:-:c-e--0 three (73) rods and twelve ( 1 21 feet back to the center of sa1d Kingsbury road thence east along satd road fourteen (141 rods to the corner of lands now owr1ed by Coen and French th ence. west along satd Co en and French lme for1y (4 0 ) rods th ence north f1ve (5) rods to the place of beQrnnmq con t atntn~ flh een ~ 5)l s more or less and bem n Seeton Number E1ght Also the follO\oVtng descnbed real estate 1n Townsh1p ,.of Sc1p1o Coun ty of Me1gs and State of OhtO and 1n Sectton Number 8 Town 7 Range 14 of the Oh10 Cdmpany s Purchase and bounded and des cn bed as follows to w•t Begmn1ng at the southwest corner of a lot of land belong1ng to Claude H Glaze also potnr m the public road leadtng fro m Harnsonvtl le to Ktngsbury th ence tn a westerly dtrectton along satd road th1rty rocts to a stake thence at nght angles north a d1stance of 12 7 rods to a h1ckory tree thence at r•ght angles east b6 rods to a large chestnut tree pomt m the west line of lands of Ray Alk1re and others thence sou th 25 rods 15 feet on satd west ltne of scud Alktre land 6 to the non heast co rner of a lot of land owned by Ross Bon ng thence rn a westerly dtrectron on the north ltne of the rands of sa1d Ross Bonng and th e lands of t l aude H Glaze 59 rods and 10 feet to the northwest corne r of Glazes land thence south on the west li ne of satd Claude H Glaze land 73 rdds 12 feet to the pl ace of begtnntng contatntng about !h1rtv (30) acres more or less The above two parcels betng out of Parcel 3 ot deed recorded m Volume 187 page 44906 5 4 3 Metgs County Deed Records OPEL P MIL LER tf livtng w hose address IS unknown tf Al so the followtng descnbed deceased the un known he1rs real estate Situated tn Sc•p1o Tovvnshtp Me1gs Counrv Ohro d evtsees legatees admm1stra bounded and descnbed as tors executors and/or asstgns follows of Opel P Mtller deceased OESSIE M PLEASANT of Commenc•n9 1n th e center of hvmg whose address '1s un- the Harnsonvtlle and Kmgsbury knQ\o\fn 1f deceased the un• road on the lt ne between the lo::nQ'\o\'n hens dev.sees tega· Iantts now or formerly owned tees admmtstrators exeuctors by H L Coen and Vada M Coen and Colonel Alk1re 1n and /o r ass1gns of Oess1e M Pl easant deceas ed . SectiOn 8 Townsh1p 7 Range 14 of the Oh10 Companv s ORPHA J PRINCE whose!ast Purchase m Sc1pto Townsh1p known address IS A1 I Bol( 75 DavtS'IIIIle WVa 261 4 2 thence tn a northerly dtrectton along sa1d hne between whatts LAURA J GU NDERSO N now or formerly H L Coen end whose last ~nown address 1s Rt COlonel Alk.re and land now or 1 Stoddard W1 54658 A P F!SKER 1f liVIng wh ose formerly owned by ·Ray Alk1 re address IS unknown tf de- 7 5 rods and 14 1/2 feet to an agreed po1nt thence 1n a ceased the 1.1nkn01Nn he1rs devtsees legatees adtntntstra- wester ly dtrec110n 35 rods 3 11::! tors executors and/or asstg ns feet to an ag1eed po1nt thence of A P F1shar, deceased 1n a sou therly d1rectton 73 rods You are hereby notlfted that I 2 feel to th e center of the vou have been named defend- Harnsonvllle and Kt nQsbury ants m a legal act1on ent1tled road thence tn an easterly Harold D Grattam et at d~rectton 35 rods 3'12 feet to ! he P1atnt1ffs vs Peter Y Moore et pl ace of begn•'tn•ng conta1mng al defendants Tht s actton has so><1een and 321 100 116 32) been asstgned Case No 93·C V acres more or less 132 and IS pend1ng tn the Be1 ng par cel 4 of deed Common Pleas Coun of Metgs recorded 1n Vol ume 187 page County Ohto PomerOy Ohto 5 4 3 Metgs Cou nty Deed 45769 Records The ObJect of the Comolatnt Al so the follow .ng descnbed ts a oar1t11Dn act•on concernmq real estate Sttuated 1n Township oil and (:las nghts and to quter of Sc1p1o County of Me1gs and tttle to Otl and gas rtghts State of Ohto underlyomg the foUowmg desBounded on fhe nonh by the crl bed real estate publ tc htghway m the IntersecS•tuated tn Tovvnsh1p of tion of the Ktnasburv road and ! ct010 County of Me1gs and the lands of Eltza W~rhor ~ f'!H~. ' Public Notice .. t;.O>.>'> ··· :r1·1 ::::::~;;,::.· i11r oak kitcheoi ca- binets, some &OOd -·- · - ..........) 43 """"""" G'"•woy..... "'" ,,_, bedroome~, ... PERSONALIZED POOLS CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS ..r;.-\ ~, 1· ( 614 )· 992·3325 FlASH - Just got ths noce 3 21 ......... Oppon ~ ..... 1'9g&-9 Real Eltate Oenerel 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 1 Co"' ot r,_,.o,pooo owvo••u t The Daily Sentinel- ~~~~--lfi~~~~~~----r Business senices _:~~~---~~~~ PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. Public Notice Ohio PIANO TUNING-LANE DANIELS . Rellabfe service linc:e 1986 Asaodete of Brunlcerdi Music Co Phone 814-742-2981 Complete AUctlonHr Service. Aleo do apprelula. 12 -lc- 800& or 742-3147 yooro ..poria-In buying • MIRna new, uled • antique Heve vecency for elderly per10n . Room , board and •undry, Reaonabla. 114- NO job too blv or omoll. Uconoood Ira bonded to 11111. Houoeholdo, form fumlohlnp • Rool H1oto. Ovor 21 fumltura. 814·982 · 8370 . Dilly A. Mor11n. Situations Wanted 812-8022 Water well drilling end aervlce 011 and gea well service Ban D r illing, 992 - Bargeln price•, Give Prof••· lionel ralntara • call. 304· : 882-2239 , 304-773-91 t .. ' • • �' ' Page-l~The Pomeroy-Midclle,iort, Daily Se,ti,el Newly remodeled 2 story frame. 1 112 bath. 3 '/z acre$ , ci.t y schools. riverview . U2 .000 . Call 446 ·422 2 between 9 & 5 . 3 bdr . brick home. 1 Wbaths, full basement. nice private y.ard. located on Mart in Dr . 1 · mi . from Hospital. A ssuma· ble loan at 10% interest . Small down payment . Call 8 614-388 -8346 daysor446-' 8042 eve . Ask for Cathy . '* Good 9 room hou se including furniture. located on 4th Ave., . Gallipolis. $34;000. Call 446 -0924 . By owner 6 room s. 1%: acres levelland . 1 barn, 2 good .out buildings . CBII 614 - 379 ~ TuetdaY• ~uly 5, 1983 For sale by owner. Farm with new house & garage. 20 A . Appro)! . 33 acres develop- land, near Rio Grande. Consider all offers. Call 614 246-5190 any time or 614· 245-9 400 before 9PM . House for sale in Harrison- ville. 65.500. Call 1-61492B-4417 . New 3 bdrm. home, 2 '12 baths. full baument. 8 acres, gas. water well . 2·car gar8ge, barn. Good location, off main road. $45,000. 37B-6278. ASSUMABLE 8% percent loan, 3 bedroom, central air, ell electric, 2 lots 230 ft . long.• Gallipolis. Ferry. Will ~aka trailer trade-in. 304675-6B09. 2028 Lincoln Avenue. 6 rooms & bath, 2 glaued in porchs, large out building, garage. corner lot 8011i130, phone 304·675-2012. ment property. 20 minute from Gallpolis on paved road, with county water. $16,000. SerioUs enquires only. Days446-7901a)lkfor Mr. Lambllft. EveningS 304522-9459 . 4 rms & bath, located 733 Third Ava .. Gallipolis. 8166 mo .. S75 deposit. Caii4463B70 or 446-1340. 2 bdr. house for rent at 60 Lincoln Ave., Gallipolis. Retired couple only. Call 4463059. 3 bdr. houte on Central in Rio Grande. Accept children. Call 448-0157. Three bedroom. Carpet, new paint. Deposi1 required. No inside pets. 992-3090. TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED - CARS. TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES. CALL 446-7572. 2 or 3 bedroom house in Letart. Oh. $35. weekly plus utilities. Deposit e100. 61 4 · 992-5587 or after' 6 call 614-992-5732 . CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS . RT 35. PHONE 446·7274 . 3 bedroom home, 1' mila outside of Reedsville, Oh . $176. month and 8176. deposit. 423-5957. 1969 12x50 2 bdr. total alec. $3,400. 197914x66 2 bdr., total alae., $6,900. Call 614-446·0176. 14x70 Elcona ?B. 3 bdr .. bath and half, $9,000. Call between - 7 & 8 in eve, 446-3243. used two bdrm . mobile homes. furnished . Brown's Trailer Park. Minersville, Oh. 614-8B2-3324. 1970 1 2x60 trailer . PARTLY FURNISHED . CENTRAL AIR-C-A. New carpeting, many extraS. Can be moved or left on nice farm lot. $5BOO . 614-992-5710 after 6 p .m. 1970 Hillcrest 1 2x60 trailer. New carpeting, new water heater. room built on front. Good condition . $4000. 614-992-653B. ..USED MOBILE HOME . 676-2711 . USED ~obile Homes. 304576-2711. MODERN' ranch type home located two miles from downtown Gallipolis on route 141. Gas furnace. built-in range and refrigerator. $276 month, deposit and reference . 304-6763655. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile home for rent. 446-0766. Eureka : Riverfront lot, furn. , 1 bdr., $100mo .. adultsref. & deposit . 1-61 4·6432644. Trailei-a. for rent, furnished . air cond .. overlooking Ohio River in Kanauga, Oh . Fosters Trailer Park, 448-1 802. 2 BR mobile ho~e. 1 mile out of Gallipolis on 688 . Call 614-245-9170. NICE, 2· bedroom house, basement. in nice neighborhood, clean condition, 1 child allowed, 304-676 1301 . 1 2K62 2 bedroom trailer. Adults only. Brown's Trailer Park. 614·992· 3324. - - - - - - - -lc2 bedroom mObile home in Racine. 614-367-0288 . 1981 Windsor. large kitchen and living rom. furnished, central air, call after 5 p.m . 304-882 -2234. 1 2 x 60 2 bedroom mobile home tor rant. Approx . 5 miles from Middleport or Pomeroy. 992-6868 . &a-ms for Sale Meigs Co. Rd 18, 88 acres 1 / 3 pasture, 2 / 3 wooded. all mineral riglits, unlimited gravity fed . springwater, maturing timber, fenced in pasture. 24' by 30' pole barn , large utility building. Beautiful 8 room home. all electric. complfttely Insulated . Includes new carpet, fenced' in yard, self cleaning oven, 1ide by side refrigerator freezer. · Ashly wood burning stove. Ideal for kids and horses. $-68.000. Call 446-9510 or 992-3505 . ApproKimately 14 &ere farm near Chester. 2 ·storv frame house, basement, good condition. City water. natural gas. septic tank system. Barn. 3 outbuilding•: pond. Priced in middle 30 s. Call Chester. 985-3839, or Belpre, 423-8935. 35 l-ots & Acreage 36 acrea at Rodney on W.T. Watson Rd. Owner financing ovallable. Coii448-B221 after'& weekdays. 'For Sale : From 2 to 1 1 acres in Gallipolis Township, on Bulavllla Rd . Call 446 4670. 3 acre wooded lot . Partially cleared. Herman- Northup Rd . $15 .000. Call 446· 1898 afte' 6 :00PM. 1.3 acre land. septic tank. city water, eltc. outbuldlng, 2 mHH out Sond Hill Rd. on Bethel ROIId. •e.ooo. 304176-"398. Foi- Mle metal Culvert &Inch thru 60 inch In stock. State approved 18 gauge 12 Inch ..S.35 per ft.. 24 Inch •10.10 per ft . 36 Inch $15 .50 per ft . Aloo pl ..tlc culvert in stock. 6 inch thru 181n~h. B inch $1.80 per ft .. 12 Inch $3.60 per ft . Ron Evans Enterprises, 4 mi . . South of Jackson on ST. RT. 93, 614·286-5&30. • . Mobile home for rent in Racine. Private lot, adults only . No pats. 614-9492253. THREE bedroom, all electric, 14K70, partly furniahed, built on room 12x28. coal or wood burner,large porches, utility building, acre land, excellent condition. good well. Jerry's Run Rd . $276.00 month plus $100. deposit. raference . 304675-2356 . MILE out Sandhill Road. phone 304-676-3B34. Furnished Rooms For rant Sleeping Rooms and light house keepin·g rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call 446-0756. Sleeping room 8126. utilties paid, single male. Share bath. 919 Second Avo. Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 after ?PM . 46 Space for Rent Apartment lor Rent APARTMENTS. mobile homes. houses . Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis . 61 4 -446B221 . ONE bedroom apartment, 4021/z 24th. St. Pt. Plea.. nt, phone, 1 ·61 4·992 · 6B5B . Male raccoon $60. 10 pr. boys jeans, 14 reg. like new $25 .. for all. 304-675·5079 . Trailer spaces for rent located on Bulaville Rd . Call 614-266-1433. COUNTRY MO~ILE Homo Park. Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 992~ 7479. 47 Wahted lo Rent I HoUse with garage ·and. basement in, or near Gallipolis. Call 614·256-6023 446-3925. NEW & Uaed Harvestora Structures. Automated livestock feeding -computer feeders . Call collect 614· 686·2260. John L. Bono. COMPLETE, white bedroom suite, phone 304 -675 · 4529 . ONE uud New Holland modal 860 large roung baler, $4,600. 2 New model 847 New Holland round belen, $7,300. 1 new. New Holland model 861 round baler. $8.300. Keafars Service Center, St. Rt. 87. Pt. Pleasant-Ripley, Rd. 304· 895-3874. DISHWASHER built·in type. used very little , $25 .00. 304· 8B2-2239 . . CASE-0-MATIC 400 trac· tor. $1,600, Phone 304675· 6078 . OLD kitchen ~ cabinet wtth roll top &. flour bin, needs refinished, $160. 304-6762044. AC tractor. live pto. power wheels. 7 ft pickup mower, 7Y.t h . pickup disk, 16 inch plow. $2160. O.B.O . 304895·3430. 8x8 storage buildinQ . 304676-4667. 3,4 44 REPOSSESSED SIGNI Nothing down I Take over payments. $68 monthlv. 4 ' x 8 ' flashing arrow sign . New bulbs, letters. Hale Signs. Call FREE 1 -800 - 626 7446. anytime. 1980 Gravely 8 hp with 30 ln . mower. duel whaala, Sulky, rotor plow. E:llcellent condition. $2000 . 614· 742 -2935 . TOP soil, 304· 676-7771 . f .' TH•T.e PEOPLE WHO HO•t MY OAU6HTER"5 c.Aft WHILf- l WAS IN IT••• .. insured, free estimates . Phone 614-367·06'36, call after 5 . ~- . ,' , 1976 Chevy Caprice sic. 4 dr. aedan, one •2.500. Coli 448-1616 448-1244. 1978· Harley-Davidson Low Alder. S3800 for sale, or trade. 949-2441. Call evenings after 6:00. 78 Plymouth Volare 4 dr., air cond., one owner. Coli 446-1616 or 448- 1979 Su1uki GS1 000. 1244. 6800 miles, like new. ----------1$2,800.247-4181 or247· 3215. 1978 Mecury Mar 69,000 mi.. P&. 8-track, good e1,600. Call 19B2 Brown Reliant K. AC, CC. PS, PB. AM-FM otero. HONDA. 19B1 CB 900 axe. cond. 986-4123. cuotom. $2850 . 304-d5· 2661 . 1978 Dodge Aspen auto. trano, PS. PB, real 1982 HONDA PA60·moped $2,296. John'• Auto bike.like ·new.only215mlles, on Bulaville Ad. Call 448· travel trunk. helmet, only 4782, open even . S600.00. after 6 :30 p.m . ~R~~~~~~~ ,..11 1-3o4-675-7Bes . 1976 Chryolor ~orgood, 1150. Coli 949·2029. 7,5 Boals and · Motors lor Sale 1978 Dodge Aopen Spoc:lol Edition etation wagon, $750. call 992· 7304. 18 ft. a ... tracker Ill bel bqat. 40 HP Mercury motor. 1979 Plymouth Arrow many ,eJttras. 1 yr. old. auto . . sh•rp, spc:uty·, t4,800. Call 814·245· t2.496. John•• Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Open 8-8. Call 6"78 . 448·4782. 12 ft. Starcreft: V bottom alum. boat. 4.5 Mercury gas 1972 Dodge, 2 DR. V-8, motor with 3 gal. gat tank. auto. trana .• new tirat, good oars., 10 apeed trailing mocond. •895. Call 61"-2"6· tor. Uood very little. '900. 5885. 614· 742-2935. I:;:;::=::::=::;::=== u.oooo. . ..... P~IH~ UP. 5AH(7Y,. '1/f r-IAY 1JE · HOOFIN' IT FOR A 'LON6 TIME &eFOI!E WE FIH? A AH'. 367-0194. . '· ROOFING .& outside palnting, free estimates. 614~ 367 -0636. ' STUCCO PLASTERING . IB:Iltured ceilings commercial and residential. _free estimates. Call 614-26611B2. ' ~~;i'NTii;G:-:J;;,;"i;;;-;-;;;;;i 'ntar·r·or and 1 exterior, plumbing, roofing, soma remodeling. 2 0 yrs. exp. Call 614-388-9652. Marcum Roofing & Spouling . . 30 years &Jiperience, in up roof. -.. H & S Home Improvements. Aluminum siding. gutters, storm doors It windows, quality workmanship, 20 yrs. exp. Free estimates. Call 614·367·0409 or614-367· 0490. '' ) ·' . ' Painting interior & e•terior, !-i wallpaper hanging. Insured, •• t' •• Free estimates . 61 4 -949 · -· 26B6 : ,•..!,. .. '. Hi Pressure Cleaning. Alum inum siding, mobile homes, wood, brick, sandstone building and homes. Also heavy aquip"'ent. Fully in ~ sured. Free estimates. 614 949· 2688 . We'll have a place to throw our ,. .. .' trash, ~apa! GENE'S ' CARPET CLEAN ING SERVICE. Recom -mended for profeasional steam cleaning. Scotch Guard -Free Estimates. Call Gano at 614-992-6309. '" . . RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and M'Otorole , Quazer, and house calla. Call 676-2398 or 446-2454. '· ' ' . 82 ' Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446 -3BBB or 4464477 JIM'S PLUMBING II HEATING. Fomerly Dewitt's PllJmbing. Call 614·367· 0576 . 83 '' ' ~ ' J· ' ' ' ....... ~ \ .,-·'. . ' ~1 '• I ' ' .. .." . ' ' Evening television listings-------------...;.__ _.;.___-.-7f51B3 Cat 21 4 hoe, 'dozers, crane. loaden, dump truck. Call 614 -446 - 1142 between 7 :001'-M II 5:00PM. - w Movucr-u.;.,., Meigs Excavating . Bulldozer & backhoe service. Base- menta. footers. landscaping, driveways, farm pond~ . 614-742-2407 or614-7422068 . rn~-,,._.. CJl • IHI Roport Cat 215 Hoe, dozen, crane, loaders. dump truck. 614 · 446-1142 between 7 a.m. .\ to 5 p.m. •• --·!Ahror (I) nc Toe Dough • IIINowo •111 Pooplo'o Court -Trolt 7:30 (Jll.lo ,_ Scm &..gancts: J8mel --- Ewll-o' IJ) 700 Club (I) 2M Annual Leeendal., (!I TllrH'• eom,.1w Jock bollavoo he's broken the rules when he ·wekes up next to Janet. lA) (Cloud Cll!'tionedl • (Jl 1]11 MIIVI£: (lj ' Agoinlt Wind ond Tide: A IRI 160 min. ~ e l)i) IMide 84 IIII!M C11 Tonight '· d:OO • (Jl (l) 'A T_, Tho A Tqm, mending the funeral of a friend , is overpowered ~six brothers. (ft) ceo min.) [I) MOVIE: 'Lew'o· Dork Rldo' CJJIS... ~ ()) NFL'o Mo- - rnena: "Iuper S..•ttc:a• (Jl (Jl • MOVIE: (jJ To Ona-- 8o Hour Thorn Sharp and Arsania Hall co-host thlo holt-hour of family on· tart•nment. • CJJIID On .... W/ Cornody - lturolt (I) llll - 11tat:t rode.· Tbnlght'e PIOOIMII exam- inn tho moot dov..totlng oi lf>llin !liltory. IRI180 mln.l [Cioood Copdc~ • MOVIE: '111ti - - w •111.._ a-.., Ono "' SNrttw'• .., - - uuo. 1R1 liW~"tn::!. ..,.. Moywo . .I 10:30 l ::rOn L dou: Compuo Comed¥ Joe Piscopo hosts thlo look ot whit mokto coi- l?, - · Iough.. !i~Timo llll T~.rM.=.:tan - - . hooto this behind-the-scenes look at ci) Se~ama' Street (Closed Captioned) 2:00 8:30 (Jl MOYIE: 'Mon hom CHa' 2:30 9:00 (J) ptay Your hat Tennis Today's show features 3:00 'Specialty Shots.· 3:30 Cll MOVIE: '~My Clodlvo' 4:00 (I) MOVIE: 'Fifty-Socond 4:30 Stroot' 9:30 (Jl Fraggle R- Vilit tho world or Fraggle Rock undem&ath the basement of an 5:00 eccentric inventor. ..........._ ()) EBPN'o -forum 10:00 (Jl MOVIE: 'Ruckuo' (Jl MOVIE: 'Rogtlmo' ()) E8PN B,.....C1 1:00 (I) ESPN'o -..womon 6:30 . 11 :30 CD V -: Mlulng Children FN-e true stories of missing children are presented. 8:00 ID 1 1 1 3 - Roc:quotboll Chorn~pe 12:00 (Jl MOVIE: 'Woman Of . The. - Country' 1·2:30 (Jl MOVIE: 'CirMM 2' ()) NCAA Dlvlolon I Mon' o T.... ClauQianehlp from the Un!·••• lily of 1:00 (Jl M,OVIE: 'Nightma,. lo Chicago' IJ) Polo: U.S.P.A. Rolox Oold Cup , (JJMOVIE: 'B-rough' ()) Jumping: Orand Prix of Cincinnati . (Jl H(Jl Vldoo Juktbol! ()) fraggle Rock Visit the wor1d of Freggle Rock un· demaath the basement of en ecc•~trtc Inventor. (Jl MOlle HodW by Short lAwf• Shari Lewis •nd Lambc:hop host this variety show of mualc and magic. (J) MOVIE: 'Rogtlmo' IJ) E&PN'o SportoWornan (]) Vic's VICMI Lot 'Proramming for Children .· · EVENING • (Jl (I) • (Jl ilD • IIJ Nowo (f) Vanished: Milling Child,.,. Five true stories of missing children are pre· aentl!ld. (Jl Tic Toe Douilh AFTERNOON -· -II ·--· -· ·~~~- 1:11 (Jl MOVIE: 'Lion of tho -tionod] (Jl Firing Uno Entwrtllllwnent z· (Jl Joc:k Bonnv Show • (I) McMillon 'DaM< Sunrite.' Mac investigates the deathl of 1 man and woman who were killed in his apartmom. IRI 190 min.] • Ill ABC Nowo Ooe <>n Ono • Twilight Zona 1 :00 (Jll M.-rlod Joan ())ABC Newa OM on One ()) ESPN &ponoContor (JJMOVIE: 'A Rollin In thO. Ill ta Holt Tho Hont unknowingly give Mo• a letllal going--away present. (A) 180 mln.) !Cloud Cap-. flln~=,- 12:30 • IJ) (l) Uto Night with David LotNrmon (Jl MOillE: 'Attack F<HCe lJ\". adventure• from throughout 1he world are hooted by C..n Gowdy. 180 door (Jl _ _ _ Hortrnon. MIIY 1 :30 • (Jl (l) NBC Nowo Ovemight . (Jl My Uttlo Morgle ()) EIPN'o 1 .(jJCNNH-IneNowo 2:00 (J)WhontlleMuolc'oOvor The Wves ·of e4even Mgends of popular music art exam: ~ ........... Out- &ia.o~~~o • • 1:30 (Jl • Ill 8 ta I - · Violet and Judy Compete for tho _,. lob, (RI 10:00 (J) (!) 8t. Puwhere Dr. Wettphal's morals wfli not dow him to let a cancer pettent ell Md Dr. Er1ich eskt Or. Fiscus to fill in for him on 1 date. 1ft) (60 min .) (Jl MOYIE: ·-,.. 1 - a.-· • M.ry Cubon OdyoHy.' Tho jOurnov• or tho 1880 cub., boat peopte are ax•rrilned. Ill You - ' - For It SEWING Machine repairs. service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . ,fabric Shop , Pomeroy. 992-2284 . • 'Psoae. . . tn the o.k' (]) ,(!Jl • Wortd IJaclal• (I) EBPN lljlortoeontor Electrical Refrigeration I All In tho Family .Ill Nlghtllno Uoneymoonerw 11:41 MOVIE: ' Emily' 12:00 (Jl Sumo • Allon ()) PKA Full Contact K..... from TullO, OK (Jl MOYIE: 'Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine' (I) Nlllhtllne 1]11 MOVIE: 'Tha loot planning to murder their client. (A) {80 min.) (Jl MOVIE: 'HouN W - w (Jl Bums a Allen ()) E&PN'o llportoforum (J)GroonAc:roo _ ( I ) - Tonight (I) PBS Uto Night po18 11 a husbend and wife out who might be uo • J .A.R . Construction Co . Water Lines. Footers , Drains. All kinds of Ditching . Rutland , Oh . 614 -742 2903 . rn Roinlngton to find CJJilll Studio - Dozer work, ground clean· ing &. excavating. $26 hour. Call 446·963B . CJJ a-e. "-nington and Laura • Wild. Wild w(Jl (Il NBC (Jl-Thotllab • (Jl , _ 1 ( - Boot I)) • ill ABC Nowo • (I) liD CIS Nowo (Jl Dr. Who llll 0.... boy 7:00 • (Jl PM -...no • • e:oo • EVENING 6:00 • (Jl·(l). (I) 1]11 • Ill ·Nowo (Jl-thoMuolc'oOvOf The lives of eleven legends of popular muaic are examined. · (Jl MOYlE: 'The Front' [IJ nc Toe Dough (() I Draam of J11not1e ·(!] NoWO/IponoJW- Lonnie Boggs Excavating . Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck. Work by hour or job. Call 446-7903 . & ' '' • I DOZER ,\IYORK By Ted Hanna , ponds, ditches, basements. etc. Call 4464907. Carter 8t Evans Transportation. 84 ' ...... Excaitsling 85 ' General Hauling 197& Ftlfd I cyl. engine. 76 CH£VY Monte Carlo, trantml11ion parts. $160. good condition , 11700. Coli 9"9-2801. JONES BOYS WATER SER 304·876-1738. VICE . Call 614·36 7-7471 · or .614 -367-0691 . 19BO FORD Plnto. 4 opood, 78 Camping muot Mil. out of wortc, bHt Equipment Need something hauled offer over •1800. Phoneaway·or aomethin(t moved? 304-458'-1630 or 458We'll do it . Call 446-31 59 1825. 1 981 · Coleman Colonial between 9 and 6 . model pop-up, IIHpl IlK, 1977 DATSUN F-10, l·new. 304-773- JIMS WATER SERVICE . 58,000 mlloo, t1 160. 6338 or 30"· 773·5389. Call Jim Lanier, 304· 875phono 304·1711·51&1. 7397. 1850 PACCARD. tl,.. • ' batt.-y like new. fair oondi87 Upholstery don. UOO.OO, 304-882· 2238. 81 Home Improvements ·. 1810 Chovy Mona. AC. TRISTATE Auto. trona. Ooodoondltlon. UPHOLSTERY SHOP 31,000 mlleo. 14,000. Coli F • K T- Trimming, otump 1183 Soc. Ava .• Gallipollo. 814·182·2828. 448·7833 or 448-1833. removal. Colll78-1331 . Furnished one br apt. in Pt. Pleasant. E:lltra nice. adults For nle- 3 wardrobea, each only. No Pats. 304-675· 33 ir1 .Jt 28 in.Jt 8 ft. 1 wardrobe 16 in .:ll 20 in .x 8 1386. ft. 1- 18 dfawer che1t. All TWIN RIVERS TOWER. are made of 1.1. inch plywood Apartments now available to & have sliding doora . Can be elderly 6 dlublod w~h an built into 14ft. unit1 . Priced income of less than together orl8p8rately. Alao. s 12,300. Renting for 30 bedt. metal wardrobe, wood percent of adjusted income- Chifferobe from Germany, rocker recliner, coffee tables .Phone 304· 675·6679. and end tabJea. Cell 814· . THA EE bedroom apartment, 949·2719 . wtth central air, big kitchen • family room. water paid. 3 pc. Bedroom aulte. Call coli 30"·875·5294. 3B8·9783. • '! •• "': .. ... ' . ~:~=~===~==~~~~~~~~~~~~ Anthony Roofing And repairs. Carpentry work, general call Williamson, 614· Wanted to rent--space for trail'e r in country o Middleport-Pomeroy area. Call 614-992-6524. ONE bedroom apartment, $226 month, all utilities paid. 304-675-2695 ., ~ .. i •. . ' r;' SEAMI:ESS GUTTERS, One ···: •. piece custom fit your home. 11 Guaranttted. Advanced Gut• · t 1r·oy 614 692 4066' : • · (~rght 61 4 -698~820~.) '' ...\.;1 • ,_ ~.:...--..,.---....:.-- ~· ""' ~ .. sale.liiiii~i~~~~ 45 ......... E & R Tree s 'ervice. fullY ~7~3;:::=v:a:n:s:&;:::4;:W;:_;o:_: New Oak Furniture, tables, chairs, cupboards. pie aafa, dry sinks. Paul Conkals Antiques, Tuppers Plains. Page- T1 ' '. , Get your carpet in ship shape. Water removal, FREE ESTIMATES. FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 614-446-2107. , es 1973 166 0 MF tractor, 2600 hrs .. Ca1e vac tractor. Farmall H with loader, loads large round bales. Call 614367-0507 . . ~ily Sentinel . ' Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic. Test holes. Pumps Sales end Service. 304-B95-3B02. Limestone, Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Meigs. Gallla or pick up at Richards II Son. Call 448 -7785. 61 Ho.me Improvements RINGLE'S SERVICE oxpa. rieno.d roofing, including hot tar application, carpenter, electrician .. mason. Call 30"· 876 ·208B or 675 · "560 . in Eureka, bhio. Call 814LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 268-1543. Sofa, chair, rocker. otto- - - - - - - - - - - Autos for Sale 71 man. 3 tables, (extra 2 pieces of Lees all wool 63 LivBstock by Frontierl. $686. ,carpet, eKcellent quality, chair and loveseat. avocado green. One size 18 1 980 Pinto, hatch back , low Sofasandchairs.r,ricedfrOm l ft , •12'/:ft,pricedat$176; 2 vr. old SuPer Chix guild- mileage, AC, PS, PB, rear .2B5. to •895. a bias. $45 the other size 9ft x 1 21f:l ft , · defnn .. 4-lpwd. good con• -· $3,800. Call 9 B5Inc 1ud as ing,d excellent fo . tempermtnt od dttio,.. 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apart- and up to $125. Hide-a- hpriced dat $125. an con rmaJ•on, re y to · 2 93 f ddl 4 . ments S200 per mo. or if beds , $440 . and up to : eavy uty oam pa ng. troln, H&O. Coll448-9610 . income i1 ill 10,000 or lesa 8526,, Recliners. $176. to l· Call 446 - 0123 after or992·3605. 1979 Ford LTD 11. one HUO available. A-One Real 8360 .. lamps from $ 2 B. to _6-:00PM ------'----- y · nc, dinettes from J .1 C 1 II owner. exce 11 ent con dlt'10n. Estates, Carol Yeager, Real~ t76. 5 S435 7 Sent-v safeS. BIIWTV. Call oung onoymlocow. e4.000. Phone 16141 742· .99 t 0 tor. Call 304-676-5104 or .. . 614-446· 2961 . 8 14-256-6 544 · . 3100. 304-675·7~88. and up. Wood - - - - - - - -C...- Icchairs $426. ··'• ~ '' ..::.: Now ·5 horoo Quail chicks. doy old to eight 1 bedroom apartment for S 110 up to ~~;~:r{:;j Brigga &. 1977 Honda Civic. 8850 or II waeks. 81 apiece--one-third 44 $ 5 50. and up, ma...Je Stratton engine. Ca 6· to two-thl'rdo off . Any bast offar. 992 -3 166. 'ant. Call 446-0390. .... 1 288 - - - · - - - - - - - - amount ·from 1 to 600. ·1980 Chevy Monza. e / c, finish. Bunk bed and 986-4346. Egg• special-Unfurnished apt. 3 rm. & with mattresses. up to $396. Baby beds. Banquet stove, double oven, reduced from .80 to .40 . auto. trans.. good cond .• bath. 613'1:1 Third Ave., 38.000 mi. $4,000. Call GallipoUs. $136 mo. Call 8110. Mlttresaes or boK .top oven Out o!order. $160. springs. full or twin, 858., Call 614-266·1180. 3 Alpine goats, 1 mother, 2 614-992-2926. 446-4222. 9 to 5. firm . S68. and f?B . Ouoon doe kido. 304-695.-3821. 1973 Dodge Charger, P / S, Furnished ,apt., $210, utili- se11, $195 • 4 d r . ..:<t1 a~lts,l -::::-::--::-::---:::---::-$ c5 B I . S BROWN chickens and hay P/ 8 , a l e. runo good. 600 . ties pd.; ~ 1 bdr. , 920 4th $42. 5 dr. chest.s. 820 .and $25 .. 10 5 ui dmg upplies lor oala. Lar-v Sayre. . Call614-992-2707. frames. Ave., Gallipolis. Call 446304 gun- Gun cabinets, 8350. , 895-331~ . ' 4416 after ?PM. dlnenechairs $20. and S26 . • Want to trade Yamaha 360 motorcycle for moped of Building materials Unfurnished apt. , 4 rooms & Gas or electric ranges, $326 equal value. 1974 Cougar, bath. '8dults only, ref. &. sec. up to $376. Baby matresses, block, brick, sewer pipe1, $25 II $35. bed frames $20. windows . lintefs. etc . as it, runs. S350. Also 361 dop. roq. Call446-0444. 826 , & 830, king frame &60. Claude Winter~, Rio Grande, 64 Hay & Grain Ford engine. S160 . Call 61 4· 742·3094. Furnished Apartments.' 1 Good selection of bedroom 0. Call614·246-6121 . end 2 BR, $176 & up. 1 u i tes, ceder c h u,l:;;:::;~~;=:;::;~~= Good miKed hay. S1.26 bale Gallipolis. 446-4418 after 7 rockers. metal cabinets, oul of field . New swivel rockers. 56 Pets for Sale 72 Trucks for Sale p.m. tobacco 1ticks sharpen Used Furniture -- bookcase, ond. Call &14-379-2145. 1 bdr .. apt. downtown 324 ranges. chairs. end table•. 1980 GMC pick-up .. auto·~ 3rd. Ave , Gallipolis. Stove & washers. dryers, refrigera- HILLCREST KENNEL / overdrive. a/c, cruise, duel end TV's. 3 miles out tors Boarding all breeds. Selling Hay for sale 81 .u••-".'!"!". ~~· tanka., $6600 or make offer. refrig. Cali 446 -9788 or Bulavllle Rd . Open 9am to Hoppy Jack Oog Food. AKC trade for calves. 446·3B10. Call 61 4-256-8218. 8pm, Mon. thru Fri .. 9am to Dobermans: Stud Service. B3B1 or 446·1588 . 6pm. Sel. Coli 446· 7796. Furnished upstairs apt .. utiliCustom Combining. Call 1 966 FrOd dump truck 11.•2 ties paid, adults, 94 locust 446-0322 ton $860. 30"·B82-3327 DRAGONWYND CATTERY 61 4·248·1 352. . St, Gallipolis. $190 mo., after 6. 30 ' ~ alae. range 896, . 40' - KENNEL. AKC Chow pup$60 dopooit. Call446-1340 alec. range $76. 40 elec. pies, CFA Himalayan, Per- Conditioned hay. S86 ton. or 446·37BO . range coppertone 896, 30' alan and Siamese kiltens. Mixed oats and clover, 1969 Chevy pick up truck gas range avacado $66. Call 446-3844 after 4PM. mhted alfatfa and orchard 8600. Good condition. 3043 rm. apt. ground floor, good 878 -6386. grsn. Caii667· B164. location, near stores & portable Hoover washer $95, queen size box springs puppies, Sable, AKC Collie laundry mat. ex. for aingle person. 8210 mo., plus dep, a. maltress $46. 8,000 BTU Rag .. 8 mo. female, $260. Quolity hoy oold in the fiald . l utilities paid. Ref. req. Call air conditioner $85, Whirl- Call 304-4B6·5119. 3 mo. Conditioned and baled, Con· pool refrig. $96, GE refrig male. $200. Call 304·897- tact Opal Fitzpatrick, 669 - l - - - - - - - - - 446·7482 . 3786 or 869-4378. · 1983 3-'t Chevy conversion $96, dining room table $8&. 2923, Ch. bloodline. van, PS. PB. AC. POL, couch 826 . Skaggs Applian · Apt. for rent. Half double·2 customized by van ma1ter. bd.room Apt. Adults pre· cas. Upper River Rd. Galli- Adorable Lhasa Apao pup- 1000 bales of Timothy and .1 t.ooo. t19,000 new ask· piet. Registered with AKC. Orchard grass. Pick up in ferred. No pats. 614-992- polis, 446· 7398. Roady July 5th . Call 446· field, not cut yet. 814-949- ing $13,500 . .Call614 - ~82 2749. 2588 dayo or 614-992- 6677. Used washer~ a.. dryers good 0706. selection late 5363 otter 6:30p.m. 1 - - - - - - - - -1 bed room Apt . $198. mo. 1970 Volkswegon bus. first .6 Himalayan kittens. Vary including utilities. Equal guaranteed 30 day. hay, 304·81'6 · c:lau shape, new tires. Call MIXED nice. Call 614·256-1207. good pedigrees. 8 weeks houting Opportunity. Con614-38B-9909. old . All shots. Reasonably 2254. tact Village Manor Apt11. 614-992·77B7 . EARLY _,merican living priced . Call614 -992· 7138. Hey and Straw. 304-468· room sui1e, nice, 8200. May Nice large 2 room efficiency be sean at 2303 Mt. Varnon NOw available from Meigs 1656. 74 Motorcycles apt. Furnlshed . ln Langsvil!e. AVe. anytime. 304-876- Humane SoGiety- - mlxad CONDITIONED hay. l a r g el----;------breed puppies. male and &100. month . 614-992- 2973. 5692. 1----------------- female. Shots and wormed. bales. never wet, oat and Donation required. 992- mi)ltd, $1.60 per bale. 304- 1979 Honda CB 660. Price -=----'---'----lc675-2902 . 6505 . negotiable. Call 446-8653 . Two bedroom apartment in nice neighborhood in .Mud- 52 CB.TV. Radio dleport. Adults preferred. 1982 Honda CM450E. low Eqtlipment No pots. 992-2B2B . mileage, eKc. cond. Lowrey organ. Genie 44. Call 4463 room furnished apart, 1117. ment. Also, efficiency apart- Three used · Zenith · 26 in . ment . Utilitiet included . Ingels Furniture. 992-2636. 992 -5949 . televisions for console 2 bedroom furnished apartment for rent. Call 992- 54 Misc. Merchandise "5434, 992-5914 or 30-48B2-2566. 12 ft. utility trailer. all steel, Apartments . 304-675- alec. brks. 81 200 or make offer. Call614-266-6218 . 554B. .The Middleport, Ohio PuttNIO) DICK TRACY . l.' ' 3 BR remodeled house on Tuas Rd . $200 . Call after 6 :00. 246-5054. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 81 Knauff Coal II ~lrawood Prices redueed May-July. Pick up or delivered. We honor HEAP Vouchers . Call 614-258-6246. GOOD USED APPLIANC~S -Small engines repaired . - wathen, dryer.t. refrigera- Have your old mower recontors. range, ,. Skaggs Ap- ditioned for a fractio·n of the pliances, Upper River Ad .. Cost Of a new one: We now beside . Stone Crest Motel. are equipped to fix outboard 446-739B. b(»at motors. Nelson & Sons 2550 . ' Tuetday, July 5, 1983 Ohio &4. Misc . Merch8ndl1e SWAIN AUCTION II FURNITURE 62 Olive St.. Gallipolis. place wood living room · with 8 inch flat arms $399, bunk beds coniplete with bunkies t 199. 2 _piece intron livingroo,n suites 8199, antron ~jl~dii~~ii~ reclinersrecliners $80, •P sets $179 , love seats $70. hlde-a · bed $2&0 , box springs S. mattren twin or full 8100 Ht regular-firm $120. maple dlnene chairs $36, wash stands $34, m'aple rockers $59, 7 place chrome din8tte set $149. 6 place dinette set $89, used bedroom suites, rafirgera· tors, ranges, chest. dressers. wringer washers. TV 's, dryeres. & shoes . Ceil 4463159. . ()) BHI Donee Outdoon I DrHm of JNnnle CD Nowo/Sporto/WHthar (I) ' CJJIHI Studio - :t"M~IE:'AnotherMon. • Wild. Wild Wnt 8:30 • (Jl (I), NBC Nowo . 3:00 I tI Newi/Bign Off MOVIE: ' Undor the Rad:silaD (Jl 700 Chill . 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The first hall of 1983 ended with supermarket prices almost 1 percent below what they were at the start of the year, an Associated Press marketbasket survey shows. The sharpest decllneoftheyearand the biggest monthly drop In over two years - ·came In June, when · grocery blll$-dlpped by 1.2 percent, offsetting increases earlier In 1983. The AP sutvey ts based on a list of 14 food and non-food items, selected at random. Theiternswereprlcedat one supermarket In each of 13 cities ori March 1, 1973 and .have been reprtced on or about the start ofeach sUC<:eeding m<inth. Among the latest llndlngs: . -The marketbasket bill rose at the checklist .store In six cities during June and decreased In seven cities. The overall change - a drop or 1.2 percent - was the biggest since a 2. 7 percent decrease In May were used SUMMER SAVINGS , I 1 ( summer savl:n Gs "QUIETER THAN OTHER ClEANERS, BE· . CAUSE OF AUNIQUE MUFFliNG SYSTEI. Thursday, July 7th Thru Saturday, July 16th· •Floating, height , adjustment •Vibra-Groomer II Beater 1111. 1981. . -Comparing prices today with those at the start of the year, the AP found that the marketbasket at the start of July was higher !n six cities . embankment off Interstate 71. buf" trooper at the scene reported four and lower In seven cities. Overall, the Interior had remained intact, he dead, but Alexander later said two there was an ave-rage drop of said. · had died . That was confirmed by nine-tenths of 1 percent In the The passengers were members of county coroner James Dunn, who marketbasket bills at the checklist the Greater Community Temple or . Identified them only as women In stores In the first hall of this year. The marketbasket bills Increased Memphis, Tenn., on their way home thelr20s. EdGulley,aphotographerforThe by an average of 3.5 percent In the alter visiting Cleveland, said . Trooper James Mudd, public aftairs Madison (Ind.) CoiJ:rierwhoarrtved ~e period of1ll!2. -More Items decreased In price officer for the Kentucky State Pollee at the . scene shortly alter the at La Grange. accident. said ropes were thrown during June than Increased. OneKentucky State Pollee headquar- down the steep, grassy Incline to fqurth of all the Items sUIVeyed were ters in Frankfort Initially said .a help the injured, who were ' lower at the Checklfst stOres at the start of July thaD they were a month "sprawled out" across the hill. earlier and only one-fifth were higher. , -Savings at the meat counter helped cut the bills durtng June. AU-beef frankfurters declined last Sund ay cails : 12: 21 a.m., Ra cIne, Tuppers Plains, oll well fire, extinguished in 11 minutes; 7:34 Mary Moreland. Racine, to O'Ble- . mpnth at the checklist store in eight cities and center-cut pork chops p.m., Pomeroy, auto accident Route ness Hospital, Athens; 6: 54 a.m., Middleport, Gerald King, Pratts went down In seven ci!les. The only 7, Jackie Rapp and Steve Fink to H 111 1 9 53 meat item. to show more Increases . 'BI F or k , O eness os a ; : a.m.. . Veterans Memorial; · 8: 14 p.m. Racine, Sara Congo to Holzer !hap decre3!!€S was chopped chuck, Tuppers Plains, · Tracy Collins, .. Middle' whiCh rose last month at the Medical Center; 5:47p.m Chester Hill, to Veterans Memorial; port, Marvin Teaford, Boy Scout checklist store in eight cities. 9:46p.m. Tuppers Plains for Homer Road, to Veterans Memorial; 9:46 · No attempt was made to weight . Graham. to Veterans Memorial. p.m., Syracuse, David Snodgrass, to the AP survey results according to Veterans Memorial. ·population density or In terms of · 9 15 Saturd ay ca lls: : a, m., what percent of a family's actual Rutland, Harriet warner, New grocery outlay each Hem Lima Road to Veterans Memorial; represents. The day of the week on which the kins · was cited · to court on an 1: 06 p.m. Syra Cuse , DllllordFerrell . Improper backing charge. Moder- Minersville, to Veterans Memorial; check was made varted depend!ng ate damages were Incurred to cars 3:01 p.m., Ra cine. D. Boggs. on the month. Standard brand' and driven by Lorena Arnold, Pomeroy Tanners Rlltl. to Jackson General Marriage license and Mildred Hites, Middleport, as Hospital; 3:38 p.m., Pomeroy, lice lssuedln they collided as both backed from Emma Ashley, Route 7, to Holzer A marriage nse was Probate Court to driveways. On FrWay, Cecil Medical Center; 11: 31 p.m., Ria- Meigs County C Po nd Elselstein, Pomeroy, struckautillt;y ·chlan Julian, North Second, to MarkAllen asto, 21 , meroy,a . Tina Marie Leark, 18, R!. 1, pole on Mulberry Ave., incurring veterans Memorial. Middleport. heavy damages to his vehicle. A car driven by Albert Stewart, West Columbia, backed Into a parked car saturday Admtsslons--Hurlet ownE!d by Charles Thomas, Route 1, Middleport, on the Jones Boys Warner, Rutland; Barbara Malone, parking lot, Incurring light Racine; Anna Powers. Huntington, W. Va .; Nellle Nelsiln, Pomeroy; damages. ·· · Ivory Bush, Portland. Saturday Discharges--James Thursday inspection Hockman, Alfred Evans, P;ltrtcla The Rocksprings Grange wlll .,: Winebrenner, Marvin Edwards. meet at the hail Thursday at8 p.m~i Sunday Admissions--Kimberly for it s annual Inspection. Klein, Pomeroy; Patrick Lochary, Pomeroy; Elaine Mitchell, Pomeroy. Plan silent auction Sunda y Discharge--William Capehart, Sr. Chester Council 323, Daughters of Monday Admissions--Jesse BuchAmerica, wlll meet at 8 p.m .' this anan, Pomeroy; Donna Thomas, evening at the hall with a silent Pomeroy; Tracy Collins, Pomeroy. auction to be held by the good of the Monday Discharge--Anna order committee. Powers. ......._. View Window and more ... ( Several accidents )Vere Investigated over the weekend by the. Pomeroy Pollee Deparlmen t. On Sunday, police said, a car driven by Patty Thoma•. Pm1smouth, pulled into the path of a car driven by Delores Powell, Middleport. Both cars were traveling west on W. Main St. Thereweremoderate damages. On Second St., Saturday, a car driven by Karen Markins, Route 4, Pomeroy, was attempting to park and struck a car driven by Freda Elam, Route 4, Pomeroy. There were medium damages a nd Mar- I I 'I •I ( , I I • l h . T I , F ( Meets Wednesday c b I• • _, . Olive Township Trustees will meet Wednesday, July 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the Reedsville Frie Station. , ~ h ( B Meets tonight . l 5 The Meigs Athletic Boosters will meet this OlVening at 7:30p.m. at the high school. l 5 ~ JACKSON WAUEALV .. POM~ROV UJ£WTON MtART11UR G~ORGETOWN t NEW I.£liNGTON QUANTITIES 'ARE LIMITED, SO SHOP EARLY-DOORS ----.:.OPEN AT 9:30 A.M. HUGE 6.5 AMP MOTOR! •Vigra-{;rooiner . II Beater Bar, Deep · Cleans eExcl usive 4-way Dial-A-Nap lldONLY $13995 justs to carpet height. eBrilliant Headliaht •Dual Edge Kleener OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TWO SPECIAL GROUPS OF SUMMER.FABRICS P.olice check minor accidents ' l LOCATIONS: MORE POWER • Area emergency squads kept busy Emergency units were kept on the move over the holiday weekend, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service r'eports. Monday runs included 4:(1) a.m., . Racine ·for Raymond 9undlff, Bashan Road, to Veterans Memor' tal; 5: 40 p.m., Middleport, Terry . Stewart, Mtddieport Hill, to Vete. • rans Memorial Hospital; 7:09p.m._ WEEKLY REVIEW, DAILY SENTINEL POWER TEAM · POWERFUL 3.0 PEAK H.P. Two killed, 19 injured in wreck CARROLLTON, Ky. (AP) ,..- A passenger bus ran off a rain-slicked highway Monday, crashed through a guardrail and rolled down a steep embankment, killing at least two people and inl\lrlng 19. police said. Those hurt suffered "cuts and lacerations with a lotofbone-related Injuries," said Gallatin County Sheriff Barry Alexander. The exterior ofthe bus was "destroyed" after rolling down a 3(XHoot SUPPLEMENT TO: ••5" PRINUD FAMOUS BRANDS SPRING & SUMMER SPORTSW£AR PUSS~ · JUNIORS MISSES & WOMENS SIZES •U" OIRR8 0.0111 ••5" IUTCH£N PRINTS Veterans~ennorialr----~~~~~~::::::::~:::;~::~:::::::;~-- YARD YARD lADlES 'l0'41\BlE' OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRING COATS AND SPRING & SUMMER ' Off RiGULAR PRit£ b h , , c MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE •c 3 CUT $160 l , - ~ • •g n p b KNIT TS . SLIGHT IRIIECULARS Kenmore®laundry pair I.Jirge capapcity washer has 2 speeds, 3 water levels, 3 cycles and self-cleaning lint filter. Large capacity dryer .features -automatic Fabric Master. $599~?wh~ (VALUES TO '9") e •,, ' '·' 00 EACH f• 0 ,. t• (SOME ITEMS MAY NOT BE EXACRY AS ILLUSTRATED) b 4 A n h d g. B p 63711 23601 c P• 3 31 ' AND \II in SALES TAX NOT INCLUDED 11 . . f• In B 4 ' 3 ct ,, R ·Isears I .. 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