https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/57e8cc387ce104e984500a873713b33e.pdf 0db55a331db35b572f056ab7be2dc28a PDF Text Text Page Patrol probes three mishaps LOcal briefs: Thunderstorms hit Gallia County Thunderstorms that swept through neighboring Gallla County , Saturday helped break a prolonged Ileal wave, but left its usual trail of downed trees, power outages and property damage. "It wasn't as serious as other counties," said Andrew Lemley, line foreman at Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.'s GaUipolls office. "We worked the crews to death, but that's part of the ball gaJne. '' The area was alSo spared a tornado that touched down in southern ·Lawrence County and briefly threatened Huntington, W.Va. Saturday night. Gallipolls City Pollee reported the storm was responsible lor damage to a car. Mark StU!, 15 Vine St.; told pol!ce that a tree had blown over onto his vehicle. H u a . damage occured to the car's hood, windshield and roof. . The Gallla County Sheriff' partment reported the storm destroyed a building at 7: 30 p.m. Saturday on Ohio 588 after a tree . limb fell onto the bulldlng. Some trees fell on the 100 block of First Avenue in Gallipolis. causing it to be blocked to traffic wl!lle city crews and residents cleaned up broken tree limbs and debris. Lemley said there were no major outages throughout C & SOE 's coverage area in the county, but fallen trees and ilghtnlng caused power Interruption to scattered numbers of the utUity's customers. "No major circuits went out," Lemley said. "We just got lucky this time." · The east Galllpolls weather observation station reported that despite all the storm activity Satunlay, only .87 of an inch of rain fell in the area over the weekend. Hot air that gripped the tri-state Saturday afternoon led to tornado and severe thunderstorm watches. A tornado In Pike Cqunty, Ky., was reported moving toward Scioto County around 4 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. The tornado did not strike, but numerous Ohio Power Co. customers north of Portsmouth were without power after a thunderstorm swept through later In the day. No lnjurles were reported when a tornado touched down north of Chesapeake along Ohio 243 around 8 p.m., downing trees and power llnes. A tornado watch was Issued for the·lluntlngton area shortly afterward, but was cancelled after NWS reported the tornado moving toward Lincoln County, W.Va. OH KAN Coin Club to meet The OH KAN Coin Club will conduct Its 250th regular meeting tonight at the Riverboat Room, Diamond Savings and Loan, Pomeroy. A social hour will precede the 8 p.m. meeting, with out-of·tcwn dealers present lor trading and sales. A large coin auction, special refreshments and $150 In awards to members are included in activities. Per!llns Interested In coins or paper money are Invited by president Ed Burkett to attend. Police probe B & E The Pomeroy Pollee Department reports the office of Dr. E. S. V!llenueva was broken into sometime early Sunday morning. Entry was m@!:le by breaking out glass of a back door. A neighbor reported the disturbance. and the suspects were apparently frightened away, according to the pollee. Nothing was taken or disturbed In the office, and investigation by the Pomeroy department Is continuing. Meigs gridders report Thursday Meigs High School boys Interested In playing football thls!allare.to be at the high school by 10:00 a.m. Thursday for helmet fitting. Physical examinations for boys and girls who wUl be playing fall sports (golf, volleyball, and football) will' be given at 12: 30 p.m. Thursday. Squads answer seven calls Seven ca!ls were answered by local units over the weekend, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. Sunday calls Included: Middleport, 12: 28 p.m. to 75 Elm St. for Jennifer Vining, taken to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy, 2:09p.m., to Royal Oak Park for Lois Provine, taken to Pleasant Valley Hospllal; Tuppers Plains, 5: 41 p.m. to Owl Hollow Road lor Eunice Notter, taken to St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg; Pomeroy, 6:35 p.m. to Route 7 for Wllliam Grueser, to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport, 8:12 p.in. to 173 Hudson St. lor Martha Slater, taken to Pleasant Valley HospitaL Satunlay calls were Syracuse, 12:32 p.m . for Allee Loomis, Rustic HUis, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, and Middleport at 5:19 p.m. to 244 Sycamore St. for Charles Fink, treated on the scene. Hospital news Veterans Memorial H08PIIal Saturday Admissions ~ Victoria Thomas, Pomeroy; Freda Bucha· Long Bottom; Allee Loomis, Syracuse; Charles Lewis, Jr., Pomeroy; Lisa Blake, Middleport. Saturday Discharges - Esther nan. (Continued !rom Institutions and into least-restrictive Jobnson said. In the past, she said the departcommunity environments. The GaUia·Melgs State Highway 351n GaWa County. ment was criticized for moving The new program, which will be Patrol reported three accidents Clark was travellng eastbound on · retarded persons Into county pro. fundedj!yfedera!TitleXXandstate occured In Gallla County over the 35 and struck a the lnlck traveling grams without financial support general revenue monies, will allow weekend. westbound that crossed the CE!Iter !rom the state. financial support to "follow" state An accident Involving Gene line, sirlktng Clark's car In the rear. About 100 GDC clients were Warner, 61, Pt. Pleasant, and Eddie Clark's car had light damage and clients to the community level, moved Into the community between Pullins, Nitro W.Va., oecuredatl: 22 the truck continued on 35 without July 1982 and July1983as part of the p.m . Sunday on S.R. 100. stopping. . . long-range delnstltutlonallzatlon Warner's vehicle backed west· The patrol reported two accidents and most were moved teo early plan bound frOm a private drive Into a occured in Meigs County over the . to he eligible for the new funds. Continued !rom Page 1 vehicle owned by Pullins, which was weekend. The ODMR Is not planning to parked southlxmnd on 100. Pullins' A tw~ar accident Involving KaU Haven, Cllester, Duncan'sGrocery, reduce the GDC population fUrther, vehicle had light damage. L. Knapp, 19, LangsvDie, and Jack Darwin; Nita Jean Ritchie, Tuppers The. patrol repartee! an accident R . Miller, 20, Middleport, occured at Plains; llelen Baer, Syracuse, and officials say. Involving Freddie Phillips, 48, 3:02a.m. Sunday on S.R. 71n Meigs Dorsel Larkins, Long Bottom. Crown City, and Michael D'Amato, County. The $6 tlc_kets' are · non25, Crown City, occured Sunday at Knapp's vehicle was travellng transferrable, . 1: 40 p.m . on County Road 12 in nortbound on 7 and attempted to Gallia County. pass Miller's vehicle, which was Finn .invests more than Phllllp' s vehicle was travellng.._ also travellng northbound. While $~80,000 in bonds southbound on 218 when it struclf a attempting to pass, Knapp lost car owned by D' Amato that was control on t11e wet roadway and The Allstate Insuratice Group has turning northbound onto 218 from struck Miller's vehicle. · lnv€1!ted more than $:00,00lln bonds County Road 12. · Knapp's vehicle had moderate In Meigs County, according to Phllllp's car had moderate dam· damage and Mlller's car had J!ght George L. Bender, the company's age and D'Amato's car had heavy d8mage. . Knapp was cited lor regional vice-president for Ohio. · damage. D' Amato was charged for !allure to control. Meigs County Investments are !allure to yield. Martha A. BaUey, 40, ReedsvUle, part of more than $18o1,300,00l in was drlvlng ·a vehicle that struck a bonds held by Allstate in 44 counties A two-vehicle accident involving deer as her car was travellng In Ohio. By JAMES GERSI'ENZANG Dean Clark, 42, KlrkersvUJe, Ol!lo, eastbound at 10:50 p.m. on County "Local Allstate Investments have A-wie'ed l're88 Writer and an unidentifiable pickup truck, Road 43 in Meigs County. Bailey's helped lflake possible educational WASHINGTON (AP) - l'relloccured Sunday at 7: 40p.m. on S.R. car had llght damage. fac!llty expansion and Improvedenl Reapn met today with fonner ments," said Bender. . Secretary I I Area deaths . Rhoda E. Yeager Rhoda E. Yeager, 89, Mason, died Friday In Veterans Memorial Hospital. Born June 2, 1894, In Letart, daughter of the late Charles S. and Ida M. Blessing Marr, she was a postal clerkfor20years In the Mason post office. She was also a member of the Oak Grove United Metllodlst Church and the Senior Citizens Nutrltion Program. She was alSo preceded In death by her husband, Dallas R. Yeager, in Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. James (Ida) Diehl of Pomeroy; a son, Charles D. of Mason; four grandchlldren, Mrs. Charlene Rutherford of Lawrenceburg, Ind., Mrs. Sally Ross of Mason, Jo Ellen Diehl of South Charleston, W.Va., and Charles "Marty" Yeager of Mason; five great-grandchlldren, four great step-grandchildren and . two nephews. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday In Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, with Rev. Bennie Stevens officiating. Burial will be in Graham 'Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3p.m. tcd8y. In lleu of flowers, the farnlly requests contributions to be made to either the Oak Grove or Mason United Methods! churches. Heber J. James Heber Joseph James, 66, Hartford, died Saturday in the Holzer Medical Center. Born Dec. 10, 1916, in Hartfonl, son of the late Heber C. and Verna Bell Weaver James, lle was a coal miner, veteran and member of Smith·Capehart Post 1~? of the American Legion in New Haven. · He was preceded In death by a son, HeberJosephJr.; abrother,George Barr James; a sister, Mary Ellen Turnbull and a brother and sister who died In Infancy. Voi .32 ,No.72 Copyrighled 1983 several nieces,of Middleport; nephewi and brother, Clifford cousins. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday In .Rawllngs· Coats-Blower Funeral Home, with Rev. Mark McClung ·officiating. Burial will be In Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may callatthefuneralhomefrom24and 7·9 p.m. Tuesday. Quality ·- Boster. REG. 1219.95 TWIN SIZE FULL SIZE $~,00 U.PC. EA. lOgoo REG. 1509.95 QUEEN SIZE 00 SET $254 Reagan, Celeste gain popularity FREE DELIVERY l~::::::::::::~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~J CINCINNATI- Ohioans Increasingly support President Reagan and Gov. Richard Celeste, but Reagan's popularity is growfngfaster than the governor's, a survey sbows. The July Ohio Poll by the University of Cincinnati Institute for Polley Research showed that 55 percent of Ohioans favor Reagan's performance In office - an increase from 47 percent who favored him in April. ~new survey showed that for the first time In more than a year, more than 50 percent of Ohioans favor the Republican president. Celeste's popularity increased from 32 percent in April to 36 percent in July, but not as rapidly as the president's. More Ohioans - 42 percent - stlll disapprove ol the Democ,ratlc governor's perfonnance in office. The economy and unemployment influenced opinions of both the president and the governor, according to an analysis of the survey by the Institute for Polley Research. Plan stepped-up ground drills ., Large capapcily washe! has 2 speeds, 3 water levels, 3 cycles and selfo(INninclint filter. Large capacity dryer features automatic Fabric ._ster. ClapsaMie, Columbia Gll8 of Ohio; Jame~ C. Gahrls, Ohio Power Co.; back, I to r, David Koblenl2, Manning Roush, Rklw'd Jones, Meigs Coumy Commissioners who ~ the !leSSion; Sen. Oak)ey CoDins; Sheryl Dickey, repn'• '"I've of the Ohio Department of Developmmt, and Rep. Jolynn When our euatomen cCMDe in to .the Farmen Bank, they kaow they can depend on ua to proo f•lonlly handle Ill ot their bank· in1needa. . ·. The Fumers Bank hu been aeninc people or Pomeroy and 9 $ 599 p~white' Mei-' we IN WASHINGTON - As President Reagan ·moves warships into position off both coasts of Central Arilerica, administration officials pian stepped·up ground exercises in Hondur'!s using up to 4,00l U.S. troops. In a nationally televised news conference tonight at 8 p.m. EDT, Reagan Is expected to focus on the military aciivlty, which spokesman David R. Gergen says has been treated wit~ "an awful lot of hype. " County Iince 11104. And the only community owned bank in town. And that State forecast . IIi••·our cuatomen Clear tonight with patches of dense fog In the low areas. Low 60-65. Winds light and variable. Mostly sunny Wednesday. High 8:>-90. eYen more confidence to ·bank with ua. For. 111.1 of your bllnldnc needt comf to the FUiiiers Bank. Jean smith, Ruth Daugherty. Granted licenses Extended forecast • . 63711 E>:lended Ohlcl'Forecast- Thuw;day through Saturday: Fair artd quite warm. Highs &'i-95. Lows 65-"72. For 8 a.m. EDT · Rain~ 27 • ••• / 23601 Sn~wf'::·.;] ' 1~.''1 To end maJTiages ..•, '.• • • • • • ~ ·~ •• AND SAL£$ TAX IIDT INCLUDED '· Farmers Bank . ·Isears I Southern girls to meet Wednesday Authorized Catalog Merchants Grea & Patty Gibbs 108 W. MAIN ST.. POMEROY, OHIO All girls of the Southern Local sChool District, grades nine through 12, Interested In playing volleyball . this fall forSoulhernHighSchoolare to meet In the highschool cafeteria 7 p.m. WednesdaY· PHoftE: (OIIiol 992·2178 (W. Vi.) 773-9577 I' ~~ ••••' .,• ~ • "•• • IIOU~ lon.·Tues.·Wed.·fri. 9:30 to 5 llus. 9:30 to 12 Sit 9:30 to 2 The Community ·Owned Bank · 1 • ., · Shelly REG. 1169.95 '• Ohio Power Co. James M. Jennings, of James M. Economic development in Meigs Jennings Associates, Columbus, County must be a grass roots. consultant for the county and the operation with total support ·of county's planning commission on a number of studies and projects, residents. This was the gist of comments by served as moderator for the fourecc110mlc development special- meeting. In his comments, Ashton said that Ists from four utUit!es who adfor years there has been much talk dressed well over 50 county leaders locally but "little fishing.' ' He said attending a dinner meeting at the few people outside know about LaSalle Restaurant in Middleport and "It is up to you to Meigs County Monday night. market what you have." Meigs '' County commissioners Ashton said that selling a comsponsored the session, designed to munity to Industry Is a highly . outline assets of the county, and how residents can begin formulating competitive business which can't be action to-,sell those assets to done individually. ." It 'takes total commlttment of indus!Iy. Speakers Included George T. everyone," he remarked. He said that communities such as Ashton, director of development of Buckeye Power Inc.; Jerry Calla- Pomeroy and Middleport must get han, Columbus & Southern Ohio together to sell the area. He urged Electrlc Co. representative; PaulR. leaders to call uponallorganlzatlons Clapsaddle, economic development in the county to take a role and to get cpnsultant for Columbia Gas of rid of "power cliques" which, he Ohio; and Jarrle!i C. Gabrls, said, do only what benefits them. He economic development manager of suggested that residents organize By IIOB HOEFLICH S e•~•N!I Staff Writer IMPORTANT ROLES - 'llulie ·lndlvlduals played lmportan& roiEii In Monday nlgbl's meeting on economic development In Meigs County held at the LaSaDe Restaurant In Middleport. Ac1'06S the front, I to r, are speakers for the evening who Included George T. Ashton, Buckeye Power, Inc.; Jerry Callahan, Colwnbus aild Southern Ohio Electric Co.; · James M. Jennings, Jennings AssociatEs Co.; Paul R. *Serta 2 Sections , 14 Page• '20 C.i'th A Multimedia Inc. Newapaper Developntent project must be grass roots operation specialists *Extra Finn Emmett Randall (Barney) Manley, Jr., 59, Akron, died this morning at the residence of his mother, Bertha Frasier Manley, 8311 S. Second Ave., Middleport. Bam Oct. 19, 1923, atClleshire, he was also p~ In death by his father;"Sriwe!t Manley Sr. · A veteran ot the U.S. Army In World War II, he was employed by Consolidated Freight Ways at West Richfield. Ohio. AlsO survMng are a daughter, Rand! Sue Popp of Akron; two sons, Todd and Tim, both of Monroe Falls, Ohio; three grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Midge Abbott aixl Mrs. Nonnan (AncUI) VanMatre, both of Middleport, Mrs. Herman (Audrey) Gaffney of Massllon, and Mrs. JaCk (Corrine) Ambrose of Pomeroy; a ertttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, July 26, 1983 SAVE ON SERTA BEDDING Emmett Manley Jr. • at of SUie Henry A. Support *Quilted Cover .A good judge•••Page 2 Ravenswood man· drowns•..Page 10 Race Eas P 4 • e Diane E. Rice, Reedsville, reS&!rviv!ng are a daughter, Sondra CE!Itly graduated !rom Radford University, Radford, Va., during Suzanne Berkshire of Columbus; five sisters, Freda Vlrglnla Turley . spring quarter commencement and Mrs. Eunice Blanche Hickle, ceremonies. Ms. Rice, daughter of both of Hartford, Evelyn Mae Stowe Harley E. Rice of 51488 Rice Run of Syracuse, Mrs. Ruth Mae Lewis Road,recelvedabachelorofsclence of Letart, and 'Mrs. Ester Marie degree in .home economics Roach of Mason; three brothers, education. Paul Lesly of Crooksville, Donald . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Richard of Cll!tcn, W.Va., and Elmer Leroy of Mason. Funeral services wiD be held at 10: 30 a.m. Wednesday In Foglesong Funeral Home with Rev. Dave Flelds Jr. officiating. Burlal will be in Graham Cemetery. Friends may call at the fUneral home from 6-9 p.m. Tuesday. Bailey, Sellm BJazewtcz, Barbara Two coupleS have flied for marriage dls!lllutions recently In Meigs County Common Pleas Court: Diana Lynn McDaniel, 909Brow· nell Ave.. Mlddleport, and Roger Keith McDaniel, Route 1, GaWpoUs; and Jeff Allen Morris, Pomeroy, and Cynthia Lynn Morris, Racine. By the Bend .. .. ....... Pages :Hi Editorial ... :..... ........... Page 2 Deaths .. ...... .. .. ..... .. ... Page 10 Cla881fteds ....... .. ... Pages 6-7-8 Comlcs·TV .. .......... ..... Page 9 Kissinger about his new conunJI.. slon on Central America 1111 altle8 debale the wllldom of boootlq the number of U.S. mllllary advloers., E1 Salvador. Reagan !!IIII1D-..d Klsomger, who Is cluWman of the IJ.member blparllsao ptlllel, to the Oval otllce foraooteDed dlomlllnnaboulpl.for the COI1IIJIIsYm, a White llouae oflldal said. Rice graduates CUT S160 . Kenmore® laundry pair Stanley. Two couples have been granted marriage licenses In the Meigs County Probate Court. They are Paul Allen Miller, 21, Rutland, and Kenda Sue• Mohler, 18, Rutland; Robert Lee Haning, 40, Pomeroy, and Faye Odom, 45, Cheshire. Today's Sentinel confer saara Sunday Admissions - JimmY Graham, Hartfonl; Margaret Ellis, PomeroY; Leota Cooper, Syracuse; Theodore Fisher, Pomeroy; John E. Lyons ill, Racine. Sunday Discharges - Lawrence Grand champion bull... Page6 Local... Reagan, 1961. I Monday, July 25, 1983' '' Pomero)• Middleport, Ohio I 0-The Daily Sentinel NaltOn.al Wcatht~r St•,vtt:P NOAA. U S 01 · )! ol l'f()Rj•S: Ct~mlut'l, • · Cold .... W<lllll- WEATHER FORECAST - The Nadonal Weuber Service ,_,....., wann weadler for Wal ---ay for DIOCit of the 1101•hern of the ClOWIIry .... Into the Great ....... Cooler ....... Ia •peeed for the Nottlieillil. 1100w. . 111'8 far wf In the !!nulL rt (AP I nerplloeo) _ ...__VI fir~ and Include people of ability within the ·group and to set up a time frame during which some action should take place. Callahan also sjressed fierce competition involved in selling an area io Industry and the necessity for grass root organization. He said there are many assets here, many times missed by local residents who don't observe them because they are used to them. He pointed out that the county does have 14 Industrial sites some of which have real potential. "Some communities should be allowed ,to die," Callahan said but urged Meigs countians to forge ahead to keep their communities active. Clapsaddle also stated that the county does have assets and he stressed that the Ohio River is oneof the most Important. He pointed out that communities , of the county are losing their young graduates and this fact alone should (Continued on page 10) gets bid for street 'projects By JAYNE HOEFUCH receive a 25 percent discount . Senllael Staff Wrker A bid from the Shelly Co., A bid for street resurfaclns: Thornville, for approximately l,OOJ material was accepted and arrange- tons of asphalt was accepted. ments for paying television cable Asphalt Is to be used in resurfacing service bills locally have been made village streets, including Fairlane by Middleport Village Council. Drive, South Second Street from Acconling to plans made during Mill Street to General Hartinger council's Monday night !fleeting, Parkway, and MUI Street to the residents wUI . be able to pay their · corporation llmit. The company will monthy cable television service bills do resurlacing at a cost to thevillage beginning Monday at Dutton Drug of $31.14 per ton. Store, 122N. Second A\>e. Mayor Fred Hoffman suggested Payment to Cablentertalnrnent Shelly he contracted for 832 tons of has ·previously been made exclu· asphaltneededtoresurlaceGeneral s!vely by mail, and the new service Hartinger Parkway, thus completIs expected to accomodate many Ing the revamping of au main who wish to pay locally. streets In town with a one-Inch layer A second reading was given to the of new asphalt. rate hike request made by Cablen· terta!nment, the Point Pleasant· In spite of a letter of support from based firm wl!lch handles cable· Rep. Jolynn Boster, 0-Galllpolls, a village request for a $25,00) grant television in this area. The request Is for a 21 percent from the Ohio Department of Increase in monthly payments, Natural Resources was turned from $7 to $8.50; an increase In down. The money would have been Installation costs, and an increase used for tree and shrubbery for a second television set on the landscaping lh both town and park service. Senior citizens would stDI areas. A public hearing on applications for the jobs bill was held In conjunction with the council meet ing. Hoffman asked councilmen to come up with Innovative ideas for grant applications under a program which has funding totalllng $11 mlllion to $12 million statewide. Monies for both public service and economic development projects are available, but grants are awarded on a competitive basis. Hoffman suggested a sidewalk Improvement program, with work to be done by union masons and apprentices; and a building program in a new subdivision, with village-financed materials to be used In the building of homes by union labor and apprentices hired under the program. Councllman Dewey Horton proposed that the vWage apply for a grant for development ofthemarlna area as recreation space. · Another public hearing on projecls to be proposed for program grants will be held at council's next meeting. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers answered a council request for topographical maps of the marina location, to be used in design of the proposed retreat!on area there. Horton encouraged development of this land Into park-type space. An idea exchange meeting with the recreation commltt€e will be arranged for the near future. Plans were made to check into repair and possible replacement of the steps and flooring of the porch leading to council chambers at village hall. Filling of particularly bad potholes and roadsides with large limestone or bricks was planned where running water has eroded reinforcements. Councll passed a motion to check with Columbus & Southern Ohio Electrtc Co. and arrange for light to he provided in the poor-vlslbll!ty area at thelntersect!onof~vervlew Drive and Park Street A discussion was held on cutting weeds on several vacant lots andvWage properties. Portland facilities will be ready by fall The park district's ultimate goal By CHARlENE HOEI:'l.ICH of the park district, Quickel exSentinel Staff Writer plained, lstodevelopthecountylnto New boat launching facUltieS and a complete recreational area. a park area on the Ohio River at He introduced Janie Coleman, Portland, Meigs County's first will serve as county park who phase of a county-wide recreational director, and noted thatBrlan Conde development program. Is expected has been added totheboard.Quickel to be ready for use this fall. displayed a brochure on recrea· That was the report of BUI tlonal facUlties in another county Quickel, president of the Meigs suggested that sometl!lng and County Park District, at Monday's sim!llar be prepou:e<J for Meigs meeting of the Meigs County County as a promotional tool todraw RegiOnal Planning Commission. in tourists. · Quickel reported the decision togo James Jennings, county consulto Portland for the first project was tant, also spoke at the meeting on made on the basis of strong support recreational development and there, the lack of nearby launching fac!IIUes and the avallabllltyofland. .listed, along with the Portland.slte, He noted that the land Is owned by fUrther development at Forest AcresParkandtheSclploTownsh!p the state and said he's been assured ·recreational center. that It can be turned over to the He also reported on the Southeastcounty for development. em Ol!lo Highway Users Committee Once that phase has been com· brochure which Is scheduled to be pletetl - Quickel said he thought It released at Thursday's meeting In would be wltllln the next couple of Jackson. He said It shows high weeks - the Qo&t ramp along with some primitive camp sites will get priority routes, one of which Is the road to the Ravenswood Bridge and under constnx:tlon . another, Uptl'adlngoftheAppalach· He admitted that funding for the ian Highway. project Is llrnlted, but noted that A brief Ylslt !rom AI Dietzel, labor and some materials have been volunteered Future. development, director of ~ Ohio Department of depending on what funding can be Eccnomlc Development, was ansecured, will Include additional ~ for3p.m, Aug.ll. County Enitneer PhU Roberts campaltes, a playground, some noted that he had talked to Rep. COIICU!Iie walkways, faMscapJq tO Jolynn Bosler earlier in the day aid In heat ·reductlon on the open about .the meeting and she will area and two shelter houses. accompany him here for the was discussed with Jennings, who Location of the reporled thatasoftcdayflveofthe 17 meeting and the agenda will be · dumps have been cleaned up. He decided later this week. said the board plans to submit an Jennings proposed that the application f!;)r .a larger grant so that agenda be llrnlted to three or four the work can be continued another major Items, such as the connector year. road to Ravenswood to · spur In response to questions about Industrial growth and provide keeping dump sites clean once work market access to the area, Scipio has been completed, .Jennings Industrial Park developme~t and reported that signs wUI be erected ways of establishing an effective advising of a $500 fine; that the link between Meigs County and the sheriff's department, health depart. Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Re- ment and game wanlen wUJ patrol gional Development District with the sites; and that educational the Ohio Department of programs through the news media Development. and In the schools will be carried out. He also proposed that Dietzel be Lee McComas advised that the handed a written program on Initial economic development proposals audit for the period, April 1, 1981 for the county. A tneetingtoprepare · through Jan. 31. 19&3, has been the agency was set for 'Thursday at 2 completed and there IVere "no citations." p.m. Grarirappllcatlons for the MiddleSam Crawford, area extension port Park Improvement Program , agent, spoke to the commission on $12,100, for lighting and resurfacing community development, emphas· at the park, and the Middleport lzlng the need for the community to water line renovation and extension work with establlshed industries. to the industrial project, expected to Most jobs, he said, come from create45 new jobs. In the amount of existing industries. He had a sllde presenatlon which suggested regu- $137,00l, was endorsed by the lar visits to industries by commun- cornmlSslon. Susan Isaac, director of planning ity leaders enthused about economic prospects, Industry for BH·HVRDD, talked briefly on the area-wide act ion program and appreciation programs, managesolicited the support of members In ment &emlnars and assistance in keeping her advised of industrial efforts to avoid work stoppages. The.county Jitter control project (Continued on page 101 l~· hour visit. ( . �• '· Comm~ntary 1 • ~~ ' ,.,..._..._-.-,rT1EEic:::loo=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publl~ht>r PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH A.<isb;tant Publlshcr/ ( 'onlroller General ~lana,wr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. . Newl'i Editor A. MEMBER of :Jbe A.•••;odatcd P~. Inland Dally Press ,\.'fOOCiu.tion and the AmctiCiln Newspape;r Puhli!'iht!rs 1\..;;soda.tion. ~RS OF OPINION are "''eiL'Omtod. The,t• should he. I~ lhan 300 words lon.l{. • AU letten are ~uhject to editing and mu."it he sl~ with name, ad~ 11nd 14•1cphune numher. No urudKJ)ed lettei'Pi wUI be pulJU.olhtKI. Letters should he ln good ta.'!W, add~­ " idhg k'itteS, not pt!f'!oiOnalitleJrO, Things don't always go as planned Sometimes news conferences don't go quite as planned, especially when !onner Democratic party chief Robert Strauss is sharing the podium. As other Democratic leaders gr1maced, Strauss ignored his prepared statement at a recent news conference announcing for!i)atlon of a National House Dem.o cratic Caucus and spent 15 minutes fielding questions on other subjects: . Even though reporters had been given Strauss's text, when his time came to talk about the caucus he was selected to lead, he said he didn't have a prepared statement and would just answer questions. Well, then what was that statement with his name on it? reporters wondered. "That's not my statement. You can throw that out," Strauss said. Rep. Tony Coelho, D-Callf., chairman of the Democractlc Congressional Committee, gently reminded Strauss that it was Indeed his statementjust as Strauss had dictated it the day before. "Well, I'm not denying anything in it," Strauss said. Then, Instead of being asked about the new Democratic organizatiOndesigned to hold forums around the nation to spread the "Democratic message" while bolstering Democratic congressional candidacies Strauss was barraged with questions about White House moles and Central America policy. Since . Strauss had managed President Carter's 19!ll re-election campaign, did he know how many "moles" were in the Carter White House that might have leaked debate briefing material to the Reagan campaign? he was asked by a woman reporter. "Honey, I got so many probl~ms on my mind, that's third or fourth on my list. But I like to discuss It with you later," Strauss responded. · Then he was asked to comment on President Reagan's new Central American Commission - to which he had just been named. "I don't know if I'll be a member. Am I a member•" Srauss asked. He was told it had just been announced. . He said he was surprised - because when the White House had called him about the possible appointment several days before, he had suggested the commission idea was "a real loser" and had told the White House he disagreed fumly With President Reagan on Central America. He said he hadn't talked to President Reagan about the commission, but had talked briefly to fonner Secretary of State Henry KISsinger, who will head it. And what did he and Kissinger talk about 7 "He wanted to know how many moles there were in the White House," Strauss said. .. Letter to the editor Cruelty to animals · I would like to comment on the way people are treating dogs in Meigs County. For the past year now I have seen dogs being dropped out of cars ad trucks on the41arteon Route 33 goning toward Pomeroy. I have been behind each one of these vehicles that ,they dlnd't know anyone seen them. But I know it was there own dogs. Some of them looked like registered dogs to me. I wonder if these people know they can be arrested and fined for this, if someone turns in there license no. I have been tempted to several times, but as yet have not done so. I wonder how these people would feel if they were dumped out w!thout any food .or water to eat or drtnk? we have a Humane Society and a very good one I am proud to say. They will if a t ali possible, pickup any unwanted dogs or cats. And if they cannot give them away. for a small donation they will have a vet put them to sleep. I have a dog of my own and wouldn't even think of mistreating him in anyway. So I urge you people who may ha~e kids who want a puppy before you get It. make sure you want to keep it after it gets· older and might not be so cute. Not to dump It out somewhere to starve or get hit by a car. And If you get a female dog or cat, have It spayed. It don't cost all that much and would solve a lot of problems. The next time I travel Route 33 and see someone dump a dog I am going to be tempted to get his or her license no. ahd turn it in. I don't want to stir up any trouble, but I am getting tired of these things being done. "The-same thing also goes for people littering the highway and roads of Meigs Co." Carl E. Nelson Route 1, Shade, Ohio Zip 45776 • • Today In history Today is Tuesday, July 26, the 207th day of19&'l. There are 158days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On .July 26, 1953, Fidel Castro began a revolt In Cuba by att~cklng an mmy barracks .at Sant iago. On this da tP: In 1759, the French abandoned Fort Ticonderoga to the British in the French and Indian War. , In 1944, German V·2 rockpts hit targets in England for the first time during World War II. In 1945, Great Britain, the United States and China demanded Japan 's unconditional surrender as terms for peace during World War II. In 1952, the wife of Argentine President Juan Peron, Eva Peron. died. Ten years ago: The United States cast its filth veto in the U.N. Securtty Council, killing a resolution that deplored Israel's continued occupation of Arab land~ seized in the 1967 Six Day War. Five years ago: Egypt demanded that Israel recall the military delegation that had been a symbol of direct Israeli-Egyptian contacts for · six months. One year ago: T he Department of Health and Human Services said Americans spent $287 billion on health c~re in 1981, representing a record 9.8 percent of thP gross national product. Today's birthday: Rock singer Mlck Jagger is 40. Thought for today: "Fame always brings lOneliness. Success ls as 'ice · cold as the North PoiP."- Vicki Baum, Austrtan-born writer (1888-1900) . ' v J":? The Daily Sentinei-PI:Ige-3 Scoreboard ... . .. .. "' Majors -"""- . . 'ftr ........ , . _ .._DMIION Ill C'uurt StrN•t l•omttroy , Ohio · DEVOTED TO THE INT~KE. ST OF THE MEIGS-MASON A. REA. ~ '. A good judge ----:-______J_a_mes_J._K---"ilpa'--tric_k The Daily Sentinel / 26 1983 2-lhe Daily Senlintl • ~ M;ldclleplll1, a.lo T~y: 26, 1983 P1:1g1 WASIDNGTON - A couple of thousand years ago Socrates set forth the qualifications oof a good judge: to hear courteously, to anSwer wisely, to consider soberly and to deckle impartially. The American Judicature Society, after an 18-month study of the criterta for judicial office, Is back where Socrates began. If the society's report adds little to the literature on judicial quallfica· lions, it is a useful report nonetheless . At both the state and ,!ederal levels, judges play an Increasingly important role -often a dominant role - in our lives. Whether we Good health ls Important. The day Is long past when an lnflnn or easy-going lawyer could look upon the bench as a Ute ol ease. Crowded dockels now demand the physical and mental endurace of a high school teacher In an Inner city classroom. Communicative sldiis are vital: "It ls crucial that those elected for the appellate bench be good writers, capabel of producing lucid and understandable opinions." elect our judges or appoint them, what should we look for In the men and women who will sit upon the bench? Quite properly, the society dlslln· guishes between trial judges and appellate judges. These are different breeds, and they call for dltferenl.charactefil;tlcs. A good trtal judge is a ringmas· ter, a traffic cop and a baseball umpire. He has to have stamiJ!a, patience, kindness and humor. He must be able to communicate simply and decisively. He must be master of his courtroom. By ,· contrast, a good appellate judge is expected to have a deeper knowl· edge ol the law. Here we want reflective and reasoning minds. Here wearedealingwithadlfferent and higher lel!elqi communication. The two , classes of judges have much, of courSi!, in common. ThHe society's panel would like a beginnlng judge to have had at least 10 year of prtvate practice, and If he intends to serve In a trial court thls expertence should be largely in courtroom work. In the society'gj view, 60 is too old to start on the · Professional skills are Important, bench . Younger men and women but the report acknowledges that must have years to grow into the Is neither possible nor reasona"It job. ble to expect a judge to be an expert in all areas of the law.' ' A beglnniJ!g 'fi.IE HOOSE ETHICg THERE'S A ~OUL-WRENCHIIIG •..• SERIOUS 'aU~IN~S judge should have a good grasp ol COMMITTE~ IS TIEP UP PE~E GOING 0"' I~ . OF JUST WHIIIT STEltN IN A I.AiE SIF6510N 'fi.IERE- TI-lE tll"oCUSSION MEA~URES SI-IOULt> . the key areas of substantive law, HERE 'TONIGHT... . 'ONC~NS 11\E .. . . BE TAKEN .. · . constitutional prtnclples and the rules o1 evidence and procedure. After that he Is on his own. Underlying all the criteria is a characteristic more Important than all the re5t, and much harder to define or to quantlty: integrity. The authors of the report confess that a sharp definition eludes them. Integrity Is more than the absence of bias for or against different races, sexes, lawyers or ~es. It Is certainly much more than a mere absence of apparent con!Ilclsol Interest. Integrity manifestly embraces honesty and Impartiality - these are .the least we should expect - but Inlegrtty lies at the core of the ideal judicial character. The society's purpose In drawing up Its guidelines ls to encourage the spread of state arilllocal commis· · stons on judicial quall!lcatlons. Ball"""' -· """"' .......... Mllwaukef.> ChleaRO disputed thst rosy assessment In a, deploy top-of-the-line Russian mls· column last December. Sure ' slles in Syrta. "U.s. Intelligence enough, Hussein refused to join in community believe~ Syrta Is prethe Reagan plan, effectively killing partng at least two sites for it . surface-to-air missUes of type More. recently, the adminlstra· SA-5,' the cable states, "and SA·5 lion pushed through a troop with- equipment will soon be shipped to drawal agreement with Israel that Syrta from the U.S.S.R." depended on Syrtan cooperation. But the embassy took this The While House semed to think ominous development calmly. "We Syrian President Hafez Assad doubt that the Installation of SA·5s would agree to end his years-long will make the Assad regime more occupation of eastern Lebanon. On 'adventuresome,' " the cable said. April 21!, I warned that this was Yet with SUJll'r Soviet missiles to unlikely; Assad has shown no back him up, Assad remains at Indication that he will pull his troops least as "adventuresome" as he has out soon - or ever. always been: He has threatened a One reason for ·the adminlstra · new war with Israel. He has ignored lion 's embarrassing misinterpreta- pleas from other Arab nations to tlon of Assad's intentions may be puli his troops out of Lebanon. He the soothing syrup It was fed by the had encouraged Palestine UberaU.S. Embassy In Damascus. A tion Organization extremists secret cable to the State Depart. against Yaslr Arafat. And he is ment In early January demon· suspected of backing major terrorstrates sertous misjudgment of the ist attacks, Including the bombing Syrian dictator by our experts on of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. the scene. Incredibly, the ~mbassy conThe secret cable. examined by doned the presence of .Soviet' my associate Lucette Lagnado. personnel manning the SA -5 mls· gave Washington advance knowl· sties, suggesting they would be a edge of the Syrlan-Soviet declsionto restraining Influence on Assad. M M «< «! 52 t~ .574 - . .574 .574 .!'M 'l 411 f9 46 !I .'Ill f9 Caltlni• KaJ\611 Cit)' .fl 4."1 43 Oaklancl Mlruwsota • • «< 41 37 Sesnle ~~ .0\ o\li .~.. 1, ... ' 7~ .439 .414 61 Mo..iq'• G~M~Wt~ ~ ~ . 51~ .m lll 13~ • ~·. o ~ Adanll IFakonl! 8-11 at NN· Vorlc tTOI'I'I2 !'t-121. lnl Phllad(>lphla IHIIdson :l-.11 at Houston w......,..G..,.. Allan~a Los ~ '"' : • • ~ Mllwau~a.oP ...... (Haas 7-21 at MLnneeola !Schrom S-41, tnl Clevriand ISorwisen 4-81 at Kansas Ctty (Rfttllrl ~7), In) New Y.xk 1Fontenol 2-0J II 'n'Kas (Tanana ~21. Ul) Baltimore IMlrabeUa 001 at Cai.Uorria (Wl«C-7), In) . • ~ · "' s a.,. 'Q'a Chk• at Toroato. 1n1 SN.ttW at Detroit, In) Mllwaukee at Mlnnetcta, In I OeYe&and at Kanlas City, ln l New York at Texas, tnl ~ : • •• ~ ~ ' San Oletfo at PlttJburwh , tnl . PhU!Ide-lphJa at Hwsloo, tnl New York C'i n ~ M l6 61 WIBT DIVBION . ~ "' ~ - " .. 41 FOOl1lo\LL. NMI!IMIFeotbd ~ BUFFALO BILI..S-Announcl'd the> 1'('tlrement of Shant> Nelson. llnebscker . SijZned Frank LfWIS and Lou PICCOli(', wide rro!'lvers, and ~rman WNU', Ck'fcnsiYe md. Rek'tlsr-d G«ll'il" Parker and Jim Bt16hl. ~ biCks. Brtan Wilson. olmsiY£' tackle. and Robb6c Mahfou.z, - ·. DENVER BROMDS-WaiVt'd f't'M Bodt, kick«. Ml~ Carter, l~bt mil. and CLOSE AT THIRD - Boston Red Sox Jerry · Remy slides salely under Oakland A's third baseman SA.INTS-Rek>u.>d PITI'SBURGH !n'EELERS-SJwxod Lar· I)' Brown. offenltlle tackle. !n'. LOUIS CARDJNAIS-Walvl!d Gl'l'll Beriton, deofetaJve back, and Erlt' Smith, NA.TIONAL U'AGU: MilT IIIVIIIIIN W L Pet. OB Pittsburgh 49 46 .!116 . Montrnl .as 4'1' -~ 1 St. Loots II .S .500 lJ.i: Ptlllade-lphla ChicQO Transactions Martla ~. placl'lddter. Boston at Oakland. tnl ~ • : : : at Olk'a(IO Kd: II Sims, !llllf'fY. NEW OR.I..EANS Baltimore at CaUfornla. 1n1 ~ ~ M:lnlrMl at Clncinnll!. tnt Sl'a!Jie IYOIJ!lR 8-1()) at Dl:otrolt !Rozema 6-ll. lnl Boston !Bird 1~1 and OJ~ !h1 l at Oakl.. d" INprris 4-5 and Ht•lmueller 0.1, , 2. ,, ar New York San •·ranci!Jm at Sl. l.ouL\ 2. U·nl ~ ~MGIIIM'II tVakm:lll'~ 9-!11 AnJtl'k'5 a1 ChlcaKO tRuthwn 7-11 San ~ rlilurmond J.l and WMson 1-51 11 Plnsbu!'Rh ~~nson 2-1 and Tun~!\ t31, 2, u-n1 · Montreal tGLlllidlsQn 8-10 1 at Cincinnati tPuk!o i-51. fnl CJllcaeo IBI.trn!> r..s and Bannlst.-r &-91 at Torollo !Gou 5-11 and AJ(')(8ndc!r 0-31. ~. 3 IIln'lnln« 6-71 a1 St. l.wl& IAnl:lllar 4-13 1. (hi Chlcaeo 7, Torooto 4 Mlnaesoot 17, Milwaukee J Kansu City 6, c;r.oea.d 1 Nf'W York 6, Texas ~ Bo&tc.~ 3, D.aklll'ld 0 OnlY Rlmt'l IICtledlalfd '• " "' [.iJI An.,W ~. Atlanlil 4 IR)'an 9-JI. 1n1 san Francbro Callb'tiA ~- BalUmor¥ 2 !: -G- .4!0 12\o) .t'6 16 Vork Clnc:inMtl 4-1. Montl1'alo 2-8 Pltteburah 6. San Dlttlc l St . Llubi 9, San Frt111cbico 4 Onb' RWlM;'!II scbedull!d .m4 - «1 !1(1 46 ;11 • 57 ~TDIVIIION ~46 Teqs ~ WLPd. GB 4'.1 a..~ .413 .464 211 5 .3ft 14 .616 .573 4¥.! .,. ·~ puntPr. SAN rR.ANasoo ~9ERS-Namccl car- men A. Polley VIce presldenHrmcraJ OOUI'IIl'l. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS- Cut Horace ' Ivory and Frank Mlddk'ton. 1'\lMLnll: backs. and Dan Doutu«o and Stew ln aalls. offensiVe tadtll'!!l. • IJOUJ'JGE SI'EPHEN F. AU!ITJN STATE UN! · VERStTV-Nilmf'd Gift! A. Sfo!clk hMd track C06Ch . Sports briefs... ' BASEBALL NEW YORK (AP) - Rick Honeycutt was named American League Player of the Week after winning two games and posting a 0.64 ~arned run average last week and becoming the American League's first ~arne winner. NEW YORK (AP.) - George Brett's bat arrtved at Leilgue headquarters, Exhibit A In the squabble that turned an appar· ent victory for the Kansas aty Royals Into a decision lor the New york yankees Sunday. Leagu~ ofllclals still had not see!l a report !rim the umpires working the game, and they expected to make no statement until Tuesday. FOOTBALL . . NEW YPRK (AP) - Four NFL player$ - Pete Johnson and Ross Browner of the Cincinnati Bengals,, "We believe that the Soviet Involve- , ; ~ ment ... would act as a .c onstraint In ..· ~.;. their possible operational use ... ," · .. , the· cable stated, adding: "Soviet " • control in he operational use of ' ''" these misiles wUl act as a firm ·., ~ restraint on any adventurtst lncll· . • nations by Syrta (although Pres!· ~~ dent Assad Is not in any event •. '• adventurist by nature.)" , . ·. What worried the embassy most ·..,. was the danger ol a pre-emptive , ·.;., strike against the missiles by ., ,' Israel. The embasy urged Washing· : ton to restrain the Israelis from · .: such a ,move.- ·,. American ·.~~ The embassy experts at least · ,·':· showed some appreciation of Assad 's troublesome tendencies when . ' they COtnn)ented on the possibility .,: ; that Isra~l would ask the United · ·,: States to make an approach·- in . ;; diplomatic jargon, a demarche - ; .. ,; to the Syrians warning against" ·"• Installation of Soviet missUes. •. "We beUeve no U.S. demarche to ·. • the Syrtans .. . would be able to "" prevent the installation," the em- . ,.. , bassy warned. They were right. THe United States did protect- in \ ' vain. ·• E.J. JunloroltheSt.LoulsCardlnals and Greg Stemrick of the New Orleans Saints - were. suspended by CornmissiOller Pete Ro!Jelle throogh the fwrth game ol the 1983 season for their Involvement with cocaine. . By KEN RAPPOPORT All-Star break, have now lost 18 Our most asked -for . AP Sporta Writer games this season by one run. '· ' by-nome ~ire feoturJng Dave Winfield saved his.best shot White Sox 7, mue Jays t 0 .00-12 popular bras-ply for last. In Toronto, Chicago beat the Blue · llloo:: kw o ll l'lul t !' " 42 FET cons rue ron . Picking the most dramatic of Jays as Harold Baines drove 1n four !~ - lib lfeod. moments - two out in the ninth runs and Rich Dotson allowed just Block wall Price 8/ockwoll Price inning - the New York outfielder three hits 1n 6 2·3 innings. A78 -J3• $31.00 $.43.00 G78 -14 smashed an Odell Jones fastball for Richard Dotson, 10.6, allowed but P155/B00 13' $32. 10 5.60-JS• a two-run triple, carrying the hot three hits, stru~kouttwoandwalked 878 ·13 $3...00 6.00-lSL• Yankees to a 6-5 victory over the three 1n 6 2·3 innings. Salome 076 · 14 $38.00 $43.00 478 -15 E78 · 14 $39.00 H78 -t5 $45 .00 ,. Texas Rangers Monqay night. Barojas, Kevin Hickey and Dennis F78 · 14 S.o41 .00 L78 -15 S-47 .00 "We're playing good, just like we Lamp finished up, with the latter Plu\ 11 .U IO \2.80 f.f.l, No trode-111 n~ed . dld in spring training,'' said New ·gaining his fourth save. ·. "I'm just trying to do my part, York Manager Billy Martin after MOUNTED AND &LANCED FREE ' ' Winfield's clout at Arlington Sta· that's all," said Baines. dlum gave the Yankees their lOth Angels 5, Orloles 2 victory In 11 games. "We played In Anaheim, Reggie Jackson, good In spring training and then we Mike Brown and Bob Boone socked started the season and wedldn 'tget home runs to power California over MOST CARS the pitching or the hitiing. " Baltimore. Tommy JohQ, 8-7, who The pitching Monday night came had lost five of six decisions, gave up from Dave Righetti, who allowed seven hits 1n 7 2-3 innings before onlytwohitsandtwounearnedruns being relieved by Andy Hassler, through seven Innings, and rellever who picked up his third save. Goose Gossage, 8-3. "It got a load off me and the fact In other AmeriCan League action, that It happened in a game we won it was Chicago 7, Toronto 4; felt even better," said Jackson, who 600 East Mclin Pomeroy California 5, Baltimore 2; Minne· hithisflrsthomersinceJune18and Ph. 992-2094 sota17, Mllwaukee3; Kansas City6, r~hi:s_:13~th~t~h~ls~se~aso~n.:_._ _ _ _ __l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cleveland 1 and Boston3, OaklandO. Trailing 54 in the ninth, New York's Rick Cerone and Don Mattingly singled, chasing reliever John Butcher, 2-3. Jones struck out Craig Nettles for the second out before Winfield lined his triple up the ' right-center field gap. The Rangers had just gone ahead of theYankees with three runs in the · eighth inning in a rally capped by Buddy Bell's two-run single. The Rangers, 5-14 since the $ 29 8 5 •: ',. Misreading intentions___~__J_ac_k_And_er_so_n WASffiNGTON- The Reagan administration has suffered some embrarrasslng setbacks recently in the Middle East. The president's optlmistlc "peace initiative" for the region has stalled; Secretary of State George Shultz's shuttle dlplo· macy hasn't even been able to work out the withdrawal of Israeli and Syrian troops from Lebanon. . Part of the problem is that the president gets conflicting reports from diplomats and intelligence agents In the field. This information Is screened by the president's top advisers who tend to pass on only what he wants to hear- Information that makes his predetennined policies or campaign promises look good. Top-level reports are also the product of a committee mentality -a consensus, with no rough edges to Irritate a president or nag him with doubts. The president, In tum, Is persuaded to approve plans that have little chance of success. The president's advisers. for example, confidently predicted that Jordan 's King Hussein would support the Reagan peace initiative. I ~ New York Chk:a«a 9. .... ll\! National Bank Tennis Classic. NORTHCONWAY,N.H. (AP)Mei Purcell edged Ricardo Ycaza 6-3, ·u , 6-1 and Fernando Luna coasted past Gabriel Urpi 6-2, 6-4 to advance to the second round at the $255,00) Volvo International Tennis Tournament. Other winners Included Robbie Venter, Juan Aguilera, Jim Gurfeln, John Mattke, Gilles Moretton, Thierry Tutasne, Loret\zo Fargas, Brad Gilbert and Roberto Arguello. SOU'll:I ORANGE, N.J. (AP) John Alexander scored an easy 6-1, &-3 victory over Scott Lipton in the first round of the $125,000 Mutual Benefit . Life Open tennis tournament. Other ttrst-round victors were Brad Drewett, Mike Brunnberg, Paul Annacone and Terry Moore. YACHTING NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -Liberty pinned two major vlctortes on Defender in America's Cup trial races. In separate competition, Austra· Ua II scored a nmaway victory over Canada 1, Brltaln'~ VIctory '&3 beat GOUi' 'Australia's Challenge 12 and Az· CHASKA, Minn. (AP) - Billy ZWTa of Italy topped France 3. Casper blrdled the first hole of sudden death todefeatRodFunseth ahd ·win the $175,00> U.S. Senior Open Golf Championship. . WE DO FRONT AND REAR BRAKES ALIGNMENT $}375 POMEROY HOME & AUTO . • . r-------------,-----------i Spare parts ___________A_rr_B_uc_hwa_ld: ·:.~ BOWLING The Department of Defense's bushing which sells for $2.&3 to the Inspector General has revealed man on the street costs the military that 15,000 Air Force and Nayy $57.52." spare parts have skyrocketed more "Don't you· feel bad about than 50 percent from 198().82. overcharging t~ defense people?" Twenty -seven percent of 4,000 "We don't set the pries. They're Items checked had risen more than dicta ted by tbe defense contractors 500 percent. These were not sophis- who make equipment for the armed ticated items but things you can buy forces . There's a spare parts list for in any hardware store. the Pentagon and there is another I was skeptical of the figures until for the consumer. If the people who I went into a hardware store near buy spare parts for the Nayy and the Pentagon for a few household Air 'Force are wUiing to pay the Items. price, we're not going to fight "I would like a two and a half inch them.'' bolt ," I told the man. "As a taxpayer I think this is "Is this for yourself or for the Air outrageous. Surely they must have Force 7 " the man asked. comparison shoppers in the mil"It's for me,'' I replied. "What's Itary who keep track of what things the difference 7 " really cost." "Well if you were buying It for the "They do. They're calied whis· Air Force it would cost you $17.59. tleblowers. Every time one reports But since It's for you I can let you have it for 67 cents." "How come there are two piices?" ,J _ "If we char~ the Air Force 67 cents they wouldn't believe the bolt was any good. But If they pay$17.59 they feel they're getting something for their money." "I also need a connector socket." "For .you private use of the Nayy's?" "I'm not sure yet." "Well please make up your mind. If you're buying itforyourselfitwUI cost you our advertised price of $13.03. But If you're with Nayy procurement well have to charge · you $143.28." "How come the Nayy has to pay thai the Air Force and Nayy is paying to much for its spare parts he gets moved to another depart · ntent where he can 't do any damage." " How do the defence contractors get away with it? " "Spare parts are the key to a war machine. The contractors have to . bid openly on a plane or ship, so they can only make a reasonable profit on It - but once they bulid It they can charge anything they please for spares that go with 11:: " I think that Casper Weinberger said there was , no waste in the. military budget ." "He says a lot of things, because he doesn't want to rock the Pentagon boat with Congress. But between yoil and me he doesn't know beans about spare parts." LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)- Don "Is the Inspector General going . ' to catch It for his report that the . spare parts situation is out of · ": control?" · \,... "On the contrary, they'll proba-· · " bly send him to the Aleutians, lor a . few years to further his Pentagon ·: , career." Genalo and Jim MJUrr regained the lead after five rounds ol the Showboat Professional Bowlers Association Doubles Classic. FENCING VIENNA, Austrla (AP) - West Germany won the men's team loU gold medal at the World Fencing Championships, defeating East Germany 94 in the llnal. TENNm ' WASHINGTON (AP) - Jose- ·• "Why doesn't the Pentagon just ,. : send their men in civilian clothes : out to all the hardware stores in the ····' country and buy what the military . needsatthesameprlceyousellitto ' , us? '.:., ~;~ "I asked that question of an Air' Force procurement officer. the other day," tbe hardware salesman replied . "and the only reason he could think of Is that when the, b military purchases spare parts • they insist on having them gttt. wrapped ." $100,000 LulsCiercbeatJimmyArtas6-3,~ iHJ in the finals of the m,ooo D.C. River Downs CINCINNATI (AP) -Smart and Sharp, with Patricia Cooksey aboard, won the $5,8XI featured ninth race Monday at River Downs, covering the mile In 1::114-5 to claim a 5~-length victory. The winner paid $2.60, $2.40 and $2.:KI. Second was Big Bad Buck, returnlne $4.40 and $2.91. The show horse, .Are Best, pald$2.:KI. The dally double combination of 3-3, No Dribble and Lonesome Me, paid $61, and the 8.J.9 trt!ecta combination paid $213.:KI. The crowd of 3,462 bet $445,953. ..... " TODAY BENEFICIAL MAKESHOMEOWNERLOANSUPTO •' now that's 0 Beneficial · IN MOST CASES YOU'LL HAVE AN ANSWER WITHIN HRS ~you've been waiting to take out a personal loan. a home improvement loan. an automobile loon. a home equity loon, cr even establish o personal lined; aedlt, your patience has been rewarded. Our interest rates are lONer than they've been in some ~me. Call crvisitthe City Loan and Savings branch nearest you. now that's 0 Beneficial · CHECK OUR LOWER RATES, FAST SERVICE, AND CHOICE OF VERY .· •• ~ COL~US, Ohio (AP) - Clas· sle Ke(\y, driven by Jim Dalley, went the mile In 1:593-5 to win the featured elj!hth race at Scioto Downs Monday nlllbt and pay $8, $1 and$3.11), Second was Scllndal tor $3 and $.Ul, followed by Meadow CraJher !or$4.31. The tlfth. race trlfecta, 1·2-3. pUI ... so much more for a connector socket?" " : '•ll' "Quality control." "Won't t~ey wind up ' with the same one I'm buying?" "Of course. But whoever heard of the Nayy payin~ wholeSale lor a connector socket." "You must like doing business wilh the armed services." "We ·certainly do. This eng!l>• . .. •b : !.:?. .. ':<~ $2111.70. A crowd of2,867 bet $1111,823 I· l ' BLE Scioto Downs Guess whdt just happened to our interest rates. (52) OTY LQc\N ~SAVINGS a Control Data Company D Beneficial" BENEFtCIAl OFFICES NEAR YOU: West BenefiCial Finance. Inc Glll.lii'OLIS-416 Sacond /We. . ....... ... ..... .. .. ..... POMEROY-XIO W.Second ...... ...... ......... .... . . .... .. ,.. . MIOIIIttuCIIICIIO crtcM ..,.,..., ~ andJOtltt creon .......... now that's·a __. .446·2765 .992·21!1 , GALLIPOLIS: 358 Second Ave., 446·1973 POMEROY: ll5E. Main St.,992-2171 •I ' . ,' �• Tur i1 J• July ~. 1983 T~!' Daily _S~~~i~el Calendar (USPSI-) . A Dlvlolea of Mulllmedla, .... MIDDLEPORT - Vacation Bible Scllool W1ll be held at the Middleport Church of Christ beglnnlor Tuesday tliro\lgb Aur. 5, from 9: XI a.m. untll mon dally. On Satunlay, Aug. 6, for thole who attended, there W1ll be a carnival. The theme Is "The Sonshlne·Patch." The school Is for children age two through the eighth grade. nieroy, Ohio. Membe-r: The Associated Press , inland Dally Press A.Jsoclaton and the American Newspaper Publlshen A.J... soclatlon, National Advertlsln& Representative. Branham Newspaper Sale!, 733 Thi,rd Avenue, New York, New York 10017. POSTMASTER: Send address to The Daily ~ntlnel, 111 Court St., Porne-rO}I, Ohio 45769. SUBSCRIPI'ION RATES By Carrter or MOC.Or ...,_e One Week ................................. $1.00 One Month ..................... ... ........14.40 One Year ........................ ....... . $52.1!0 SINGLE COPY PRICES ..,...,. Pete R-ae for their alesod lnvovlemeal wllh coCable. '1'lle ...,en from left lo rllht. E. .1. .Junior of 1M st. . . Louis Cardinals, Ross Browner of the ClnclonatiBengals, Gregstemrlck,ofthe New Orleans Saints, aad Pele Johnson o1 lbe Cincinnati Benpls. (AP Laserpbolo) ByWD..LIAMR.BARNARD " OnlyoneofthefourplayersAP Sports Writer Junior was available for NEW YORK (AP) Commls · - comment. sloner Pete Rozelle of the National "The commlssloner made a Football League Is getting tough decisiOn in the best Interest of the with players who use drugs, and he's fans and the NFL, •' said Jlllllor, en got support even from teams route from Charlestoo, m, to St. ·' ·· affected by four suspensions. Louis. "I accept the decision and Pete Johnsoo and Ross Browner took fmward to retum1ng to the of the Cincinnati Bengals, E.J. footballCardlnals." JunloroftheSt.LoulsCardlnalsand Jlllllor, a third-year llnellacker Greg Stemrlck of the New Orleans from the University ot Alabama, Saints were suspended without pay was arrested on April 6, 1911'l, at hiS by Rozelle on Monday:'Jbe suspen- apartment in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and slons carry through the fourth game charged with possession of COCaine ofthel983season,a-twhlchtlmethe andmarijuana.Heenteredapleaof players can petition for gulltytothecocalnechargeandWIIS reinstatement. placed on probation. "None of the four Is permitted to "WestlllcontinuetobesupportiVe attend training camp, practice of E.J. Junior In his (rehabilitation) sessions, meetlngsorotherwlseuse program and look fOIWard to hJs clubfacllltles,"Rozellesald.Hesald return to tulltime duty.'' CardlllaJs he had thoroughly reviewed the owner Bill Bidwell said. Stemrlck also was arrested on casesofthefourwlththeplayersand their representatives before reach- cocaine felony charges, pleaded no PI'Obatbl. Tile Saints cu 1erllack played at Colorado State 18 In lnt ore mov g o the NFL with Houston in Im. He wasreieasedbytheOIIersfollowlng lti q pmblems and claimed on walvers .b ytheSalots. Coach Bwn PhliJlps said team ruJs would have dealt harshlY with Sttmrlcklfhebadbeencaughtwlth cocaine while -w ith the Saints. Phllllps said It was time that Rozelle crackOO down on drug abusers. "Sooner or later, we have to put a stoptolt,"hesald ·BIVWIII!i and Johnson acknowledsed In federal CT1mlnal court testlrmny that they purchased cocaine from a Cloclnnatl plumber. '11ieplayerswereglvenlmmunlty Inri!lurntorthelrtestlmony,andthe plumber was convicted of drug dealing. NFL spokesman Joe Browne said revlewofthecasesofaDplayerswho . GENERAL TIRE SALES become Involved in drug prosecu- 13~ ~.A·L~~~~~·o~s$.404 •• ;~~=:~: ::::::::::::::::~i:: . ... outside Ohio ...................... ..... $15.21 26 weeks .. ............................... $29.64 '· >2 weeks ·$56 21 I DILES in the game. He's one of those guys you look foiWard to going up to hit against, but before you know It, You're going back to the "'·-·t" WYfiDan Driessen slugged a two-run homer in the third, his ninth, to snap a~-1 tleandsendstarterCharUeLea to his seventh .defeat against as many losses. It was the Reds' sixth vtctoryinthelrlastelghtgames,and raised the club's hopes of climbing pi~ out of last In the NaUOJuU League West. ''We're pretty l<DSe.'' Dr1eslen said. "Everybody basically Is going out there and having a lot of tun. I hope It continues. We have nothing to lose at this point andeverythillgto gain. "I think getUng out of last place Is a good Idea. I think If we play consistently the rest of the way It'll make everybody sleep a lot better over the winter." Dawscn and Montreal pitcher Ray Burris lntelTilpted the Reds' sweet dreams In the second game. I?awson slugged his secoild IJo. merofthenlght,a two-run shot in the first Inning off Rich Gale, 4-3, to start the eight-run anack. Bun1s llmlted the Reds to just twohltsovettheflrst Sl!aslln. "We just bad to reach back for a little extra to pull out the second game," said Dawson, who now has 2lllomenand 75runs batted ln. Burris, 4-4, struck out seven In his 11m appearance since he missed a start to attend the funeral of his father In the state of Washington. Per Month: Our primary concem hal been to provide good hearing through ampllfic:ll· tion, for thousands of individuals with hearing 1. S4 00 for our Fall Shoes now ing in. Saw on handbags, hose, -ks - EVERYTHING IN STOO<. We must make 100m . ·" :: li 11 II 11 $5.25 S525 oo On-Peak Hours: 5 . ~ 35 c 7.378c 1411c per KWH All addilional KWH 1.585c 5 535c 2 Ofi:lc 7 4 11 c per KWii SPECIAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE UNDER SPECIFIED CONDITIONS TO SPECIFIED SCHEDULES- SUPPLEMENT NO 14 $16.21500 - SCIILIJlJLE H-li ·l Preaent , Per Month: Propooecl Summer Wlnt1r Summer $4.00 $4.00 $5 25 $5.25 Cu~tomer Charge The Firs! 700 KWH 4 .555c 4.5!>5c 6.162c 6 167c per KWH Ne•l 100 KWH 4 555c NIA 6.162c NIA per KWfot 0\IBf 800 KWH 1 5B5c NIA 2 124c NIA per KWII ~CI.IUJUI .9'2c per KWH ha~ been • Per Month: I~ cu~.IOillCI Chouno e11tended from one year to two yec.rs. SumrMr Wlnt,r Summer $fj 00 $fi.OO $1l ()() su.ou Nomlnol Lrunp Watloge Morelli V ViipCII " toO U.U£XJc I OOUc lllliJIJc pur KWII 11!0 /I~IC 1 OO<k: 3 896c per KWII 2000c $500 200 "250 400 pur KW/1 750 11 .95 S/55 8 50 10.95 11 70 14 .55 9.60 11 .35 Higtl Prvssurc Sodium Vetpor Floocti,ghi $1060 250 400 $13.65 15.90 12.30 •No new installuliom; csl1er October 1. 1962 EaCh additional Pole and span ol wire has been increased hom $2.00 lo $3 .00 and each 150 II . span o! wire has been iilcreased from $0.45 to SO . 7~ . . $900 per KWI i 6 004c pur KWH 6 • rlus 140 KWH pw KW In OXCC~ !i ol U KW. maximum domumJ •flus 140 KWH por t<.W in UXCUS!-.i Ol 6 KW ma)Cimum dl!mund Nu" 6UO KWil 5.9U4o per KWfot 6 . 5~4c All addition~;:~! KWI t 3.290c per KWfot 3.566c per KWH Other schedules have been modified and incre"ased /~He per KWH Propoold Pre11nl 6 Ft. 12 Ft. 16Ft 20Ft 0.95 Propoaed PreMnl Nominal lamp WaH age Mercury Vapor Proposed 175 $9.70 $12.50 100 t50 10.85 1~ . 95 11 .85 14.85 High Prussure Por Month: SoditJm Vupor Ut:nlimd Cilc.Hgo On-Puak HOur s Per Month : 13 69 per KW 9 91 pt11 KW R1t1 poor Lamp Excess KVA Demand .58 per KVA 1.32 per KVA Oil-Peak Hour s. Type of lamp ' per 2.00 2.50 per KW KW 1 20Sp per KWI 1 Nomlnol lamp Wattllgl '100 175 400 Mercury Vapor I 241c per KWfot _,..- Perllonth: On-Peak f-lours: $H6 .50 •• 250 8.80 400 9.85 • Energy Charge $6.75 7.65 9.75 6.20 7.95 PreMII! Por llonlh: S726 20 Service cnarge 8.79 per KW 13.07 .55 per KVA ~r KW '- 1.03 per KVA on.- Hours: Exc:ess Demand p4:r KWII • Enurgy Chargu • Propo!:>ud For iJII KWH ~ttmd duiing thu On.Pci.Jk billing puriod B 'Hille pt:r KWII For all KWU usod durntg 1t1v Oil-Peak billing poriod 3 Of f c pc1 KWH •on-PUak billing peliod IS duliny!.l ab I 00 AM lo 11 .00 PM local tune. lor an weekdays, Monday through Friduy. Th e Oil-Peak b1t11ng pelioo 1s defrned a!i t 1:00PM to 7.00 AM lor all weekdays and all 48 hours lor all weekends. Satur day and Sunday. A conservation and load managemenl ·credit has been included and reads as follows : For the combinaUo n ol an appro\led elec tric thermal storage space healing system and water heater. both ol which are designed lo consume electrical energy only during the hours ol 11 :00 PM to 7 00 AM , toca11 1me, lor all days ol the week , each residence w ill be credited $.00970 per KWH lor all KWH used during the off-peak billing period, tor a tolal of 60 monthly billing periods following the installation and use of these devices in such residence The rates, charges and olher provisions proposed above are subtect to changes, including changes as ·1o amounl and form by th e Public Ulllihes Commission of Ohio lollowing Its hearing on the filed applicat1an ANY PERSON. FlAM . CORPORATION . OR ASSOCIAT ION MAY FILE. PURSUANT TO SECTION 4909.19 OF THE REVISED CODE, AN OBJECTION TO THE INCREASE OR INCREASES PROPOSED BY TfotE COMPANY WHICH MAY ALLEGE THAT THE COMPANY'S APPLICATION CONTAINS PRO· POSALS TfotAT ARE UNJUST AND DISCR IM INATORY OR UNREASONABLE. I 40 per KW 1.71 per KW 1.07c per KWfot .92<: per KWfot Tt"!e TcHm 01 "'.ontract hitiS bettn extended tron1 one year 10 two years. .,, ~ $230.00 2.7 3 per KW For all KW or B iUing Demand Excess KVA Demand Charge .55 per KVA For all energy consumed .5118<; per KWH Credlt per KW of Billing Oema"f per hour ot inteuuptlon '\ .3740 per KWH 10.85 .12.20 !he proposed rates. The Company prays thai the Commission (1) l ind that the Applica110n, Exhibits and Schedules are tiled in accordance w1th Section 4909 18. Ohio Ae'lllsed Code, and !he rules of lhe Commission: (2) ap~rove me p1oposed Notice for Newspape r Publication; (3) lix a date lor a hearing ; (4) lind thai the present rates , prices , charges and other provisions olthe schedules affected by such Application are unjusl and unreasonabJe and insulliclenl to yield just compensalion ·tor the service rendered thereunder , (5) !lnd and determine that the rates, prices, charges and other provisions at I he schedules lender ad ' tor filing are just and reasonable , and approve such schedules in the form . tendered and make such schedules effective as soon as it 1s practicable to do so: and (6) grant to the Company such other and lurther reliel to which it ma-, be enli11ect. Pr-ld $1,083.33 2.90 per KW .71 per KVA 1.289<: per KWH A copy ot the Applicat ion and all allached Exhibits and Schedules are available lor lnspectkln during normal business hours at the Oll1ce of The Publtc Utilities Commission ol Ohio, 375 South High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215, ahd at the office of the Appllcanl , 215 Norlh Front Street , Columbus, OhiO 43215.· COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY 1 \ BenT. Ray, Pre~denl and Chiel Operating Olticer · " • N/A The Credit per KWol BUIIng Demand per hour ollnlerruptlon has been discon· Unued under The C<;~mpany's Appl1c a11on slales that the ra tes pre sently aulhOI IlCCl by the Commission and the raTe ol rewrn on 1M value ot th e property altected IS inadequate. unjust , unreasonable and insull 1cient lo yield 1ust compen~a11on and lhat the rates proposed will not produce more than a la H return on such property and are necessary tor the assurance ot adequate se rv1ce. 1mprove· men! of earnings aoo financ1al soundness. 10.78 INTERRUPTIBLE POWER- SCHEDULE I.P Over so KW ol No Refunds-No 01aipl No Lay-Aways $5.95 6.70 5.40 8.80 •No Oew inslitlll:Ation atler January 1, 198Q. --No new lnslaltaUons alter October 1, 1982. Demand Charge Exc:ess KVA Demand Charge s 4.80 $5.50 Preoent Maxtm1..1m Demand Propoood 100 150 200 Sodium Vapor G~NERAL SERVICE- MEDUIM - PRIMARY -SCHEDULE GS-3. All Sales finat· Preaent High Pressure The Terrn of Conuact t1as been t:xUmded from one yoar IO lwo yean:i. Firs1 50 f<W or less ot Ma)Cimum Demand 10~. : The Company's.Applicalion is lor authorily to amend and to mcrcase cer · tain electric rates and charges and amend ceria in term s and condition s ol service . $/1~ . U6 Over 50 KW of Charge I NIA STREET LIGHTING SEHVICt -SCHEDULE SL FirS! 50 KW ur t !; ~ s ol Ma .d mum 01Jmand Maximum Demand l::.ntugy Chargo- Prcsunt 1 1"5 pur KW Based on the twelve monl h pe1 iod ending December 3 1, 1983. I he requested mtes would increase the representati<w>e reguta 1 re s1den11al cuslomer's bill by appro)( imately 21 % and lhe small use re s1dential customer's bill by appro~eimately 24% . The a<w>erage increase for small and medium general service customers is eslimated lo be 15.5% and lor all othe1 services. the Increase is estimated to be approximalely 21% . • pel' lamp GENERAL SERVICE - MEDIUM -SECONDARY - SCHEDULE GS-2 Total KW ol Adt11 1ional I o ..HJ All rates are subjoc1to the Elecllic Fuel Componenl Rate in Aider No 1. ana the lntenm Surcharge lor Recovery ol Increased On1o Gross Rec e1p1s Ta)C in Rider No. 3 . 1.40 2.45 PRIVATE AREA LIGHTING SERVICE - SCHEDULE AL-2 Bs 1ollows: Sti 00 $0.60 $0.45 0.85 1.10 1.90 Maslctrm Mastarrn Maslarm Maslarrn · Type ol lamp ~------------------~ I S6 . U~ $b 90 6.65 B 55 "150 20~9c Propoaed f.>rv:o~·aur_~ Sodium Vupor $4 00 Proposed . Oomand Churgo: $5 4U 5.90 9.25 " 11!> Hlyll fi :J!J ;..'C Preaenl 400 ' · lm:rgy ChiHQ!J. F1rs1 7!10 KWH Type of Lamp Present Cu~:>tomur Ch<~rgu Rate !•------------------21 ' Per Month: Per Month: ·11 73c per KW and 7.3c per KWfot . 1 Supplement No 20 which used to read Space Healing-He3t Storage Serv1ce haS been modifittd and increa s11d <i S follows. Mmimum charge incrf!us~d from $5 .00 to $9 .00 . vegetables Max1mum Chcugu has been chang~d hom 67c per KW and 6 7c per KWH to TARIFF RS-LM-TOD (Residenllal Load Managemenl T1me-oC-Day) SUPPLEMENT NO. 20 Per Month : Propo&ed Winter • ll li I .965<: per KWII PRIVATE AREA LIGHTING SERVICE- SCHEDULE AL-1 t. HIM Pruenl · II II · I 1.46 puo KVA For mount ing other than standard bracket has been increased as follows: : · Energy Charge. First 400 KWH' - 1.20 pur· KVA $5.00 Io $9.00 CHURCH AND SCHOOL SERVICE- OPTION- SUPPLI:.McNT NO 18 Te1m ol Contract Energy Charge: SAVE NOW! 8 .05 pur KVA I:Jlurgy Chwge Winter Cus1omer Charge (Cash Ads Only) 5 3h por KVA EMcoss Dw m.ui(J Per Month: EXpires Sept., 1983 $24 ,650.00 Tne minimum momnly charge unde1 Sua~onal Surv1ce hl.t s 1ncreu seu frorn Over 3000 KVA of Mt~ximum Dumu nd Propootd 5()¢ COUPON. ON A CLASSIFIED FRUIT AND VEG. AD . Summer 5.535c l::.ne rgy Charge ON ALL REGULAR SHOES IN STOCK (Also on Sale Shoes) Wlnler Firsl 800 KWH Excess Demand ~- S4 OPTIONAL DI:MANIJ RArl: DO YOU HAVE FRESH PRODUCE TO SELL? WHY NOT PLACE AN AD IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION? YOU GET A 3 COUNTY AREA COVERAGE - GALLIA, MEIGS AND MASON COUNTIES, FOR A FAST AND EFFICIENT WAY OF SELLING YOUR CORN, BEANS, CABBAGE, ETC. USE THIS CLASSIFIED COUPON. .. Summer . R1te per Lamp SPE~IAlS ~/1 i AU rale schedules are system-w1de . The annual ana·chmenl charge 1or CATV and an oltlers 1ncrea,sed hom $2 .34 to $3.30 per pole per year . Demand Charge GENERAL SERVICE- SMALL- SCHEDULE GS-1 11 II In lhe Guarantee of Revenue SectiOn of tne Definitions, Rules and Regulations for Rural Line Extension Plan. the monthly payment charged to lhe customer for Rural Line Extension has be en increased from one to two percent at the tolal "Construction Cost " ol the tine e~etension . Also. the minimum monthly charge has been increased from one to two percent of the "Construct 1on Cosl." POLE ATIACHMENT TARIFF Propoltd Per Month: ll1e General Service rutus huvH Uuun mol1ii11JU <.~nO U!t;ft1i:lt.t:U us 1oUow!i : ·-------------------···------------------,1 PHONE 992-6658 205 N. Second Ave. Middleport, OH. The Term ot Cont racl has been extendeellrom one year to two years. GENERAL SERVICE - LARGE- SCHEDULE GS-4 First 3000 KVA 01 Les::; of Maximum Demand All Addilional KWII 1 I ' CJII-Poak Hour~ : g OFF STOREWIDE Both Doctors Are Now Welcoming New Patients. tocat1on s are not pa 1d lunely as prOVIded lor 10 lhe 5~ Rules and Regulations II a customer is receiving service at more than one location, service at any or au locations may be discontinued il biNs lor service at any one or more Propoaod : ::iMAI.L USE-LOAD MANAG~MtN r SIJMMER SALE SAVE of Oh1o. Preaent 1!)Q KWH p01 KW 11 1 excetis of 5 KW Billing Demand 1 ~~~e; ' Ut ili lll! ~ Con1mi~10n The following clause is mctuded under the Billing and Bills Payable Sec· lion of the Rules and Regulations far Electric Service: ' Energy Charge: { y SAVE NOW STOREWIDE Winter ' Customer Charge - ~~('/;~ This Week Only . (Sale Ends Sat., July 30) t11u PulJI«.: ' The oubst<;mce of Ihe 'al e revisions proposed in the Application 111ed on March 31 , 1983, b os 1~11ows. Pu1suant to I he requ1Jeme1 .1~ 01 Section 4909 19 ol lht! Aev1sed Code 01 Ohio, the Columbus and Soulh!:#n Ohio Electr iC Company hereby gives notice that on March 31, 1983, it filed with the Public Utilities Comm1ssion ol Ohio, an Appljcation for author ity lo amend and increase its rate schedules whk:h are Present r~~~~~~~~=====---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PRE-INVENTORY SALE ut ; RESIDENCE SERVICE- SCHEDULE A-A MEET ME AT THE MEIGS INN FORA DRINK. THEY .HAVE A BIG SCREEN TV, FRIENDLY PEOPLE, AGREAT ATMOSPHERE AND REASONABLE PRICES. siX Innings, settling on a five-hitter tor hi! !I!COJid complete game of the w.U1:1 U11: Jllll:,t ll,.; tiCJII The resident ial rates have been modified and increased as tallows: Red: split d:biebe':J;r ';i.h"&~-: ~NFL~gam~es~.;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~ CINCINNATI (AP) -AI Oliver figures there's no use getting upset · over a loss to Cincinnati Reds pitching ace Mario Soto. The Montreal Expos followed his phlloscphy Monday night, falling to Soto and the Reds 4-2 in the first game of a double-header but exploding for 11 hits to pound Clnclnnatl8-lln the second game. "When you get beat by a pitcher like Soto, you can'tfeel bad," Oliver said. "What we feel good about Is being able to come back In the second game." Soto, 11-9, scattered sevenhltsand struck out 11 Expos In the first game to take the major-league lead In both strikeouts and complete games. Soto struck out 10 or more batters for the sixth time this season and 21st time in his career. He now has 156 strikeouts to lead the majors, two ahead of Philadelphia's Steve Carlton.His llcomplete games also lead the majors. . ' "it was a very tough first baD game for us," said Montreal outfielder Andre Dawson. who slugged a solo homer in the first inning, his 20thoftheseason. ·'Mario is probabllf one of the better pitchers girls, OFFICE HOURS WILL BE EXPANDED TO MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT. • HEARING AID CENTER SINCE 1949..•• with players and drugs," Brown said. "More needs to he done to address the situation." Brown added, "It seems to me the purpose of the conunlssloner's actions Is to deter otherS." Rozelle has now suspended five NFL players this year. On . May ro, Rozelle suspended Baltimore Colts quarterback Art Schlichter Indefinitely for betting on ' To whom llmety concern: =.~ ::c~a~~'!,~:~ I~~~~=~~~~=~~~~~~~·~···~-~···~···~···~···~··~~~~·~~-~ possessiOn charges in Texarkana, T e~gals Assistant General Manager Mike Brown said that although two of his own players were Involved, he welcomed the suspensions. "There's no question the National Football League has had problems All - GENBAL DENTISTRY Beginning July 20 MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Churcb of Christ wlll be having Vacation Bible School nDW tllrwgiJ Aurust 5, 9:XI a.m. ' to 12 110011 dally. Cla.,f!S lilcJude those for age 2 tluwgb eighth ,rade. A Carnival will be held August 6, with the closing program scheduled for August7. Theme for the Bible school Is "The Son·shlne Patch". Volleyball meeting POMEROY WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PRACTICE OF Church of Christ Bible School set Happenings Notice ol Application to The Public Ulllilles Commission ol Ohio For an Increase In Electric Rates 13 weeks . tlons, including Washington Reds· *LARRY D..KENNEDY DDS* No subscrlptioos by mail permlttfd 1D . towns where home carrier service Is available. PH. 992-7161 Pete. Rozelle suspends four NFL players HARRISONVILLE -A blOod IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT ' hame MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Garden Club Will meet Monday at 6: XI p.m. at the ln'ne ot Mrs. Jeanne Bowen, SyracuJe for Its annual picnic. Hostesses will be Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. J. J. Fry. POMEROY- DREW WEBSTER Post 39, Amertcan Legion, R. CRAIG MATHEWS, DDS School cafeteria. ofMrs.GuyMorrls, te681. Gold RJd(je; .take covered dish and own tableserv POMEROY - The Past Ma· Irons Club of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday at the home· of Mrs. HartWell Curd at 7: XI p.m. ' nine . through 12, lnter- Wednelday In the SouthemHlgll HWn- HARRISONVILLE - served. Subscribers not desiring to paytbecarrler may remit In advance direct to The Dally Sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Credit wUI be given carrier each month. IP'adel The Daily Sentinel-Page S este4 Ill playlne volleybaJJ for Southern Local School District ~ fall, are to n\eet at 7 p.rn:, ·.lHURSDAY Thu~forap~at SORVUie Senior Citizens Club W1ll meet n-lay evening at the hall. There will be m . blood pressure clinic. apprentice d feUowcraft defjrees. Refreshments will be Junior 811!1 aenJor units mee:t at 7:XI. Tuesday, at the past borne. POMEROY - Twin City Shr!nettes meeting at 6. p.m. POMEROY - Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, will meet at 7: XI p.m , Tuesday at the post home. RACINE - Racine Lodge 461 F&AM will meet Tuesday at 7: XI p.m. Work will be In the entered Dally ................. ,................ 20 Cents SUSPENDED FOR COCAINE Four National league football players were suspended Monday by Commls- pressure cUnlc W1ll he held Tuesday from 10 a .m. untll noon at Harrlsonvllle Senior Citizens · BullcUng at Harrlaonvjlle. TIJFSDAY Published every aftemoon, Moaday through Friday, 111 COurt Street, by the Ohio Valley PubllsbJng Company. MulTimedia, Inc .• Pomeroy, OMo C51fi9, 9822156. Second c(as.s postage paid at Po- STEMRICK • Ohio ' �Tuesday, July 26, 1983 ..::...... ' PHONE 992-2156 Or Wrilt W,- S.ntilltl Dept, ' .... Cllniht~ Ill Court St . PMtray. Ollto e~7U .. SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS·A CINCH IF. YOU USE THE INCH! Public; Notice .o ' :•' .',-- ..' . ent1tled to forf811ure at sa1d land contract and amended land The Me1gs County CounCil • contract :~~~~r~wn~;•;c~h' ;'~s pnvate Sa1 d real estate as descr~bed • • 1 1ntends ' in the sa1d tend coptract and to subm1t an appl1cat10n for a . l" amended land .contract IS • cap1 tal grant under the providescnbed as fo"'lows SIOn of Sect1on 16(b) (2) of the . The followmg descr1bed real Urban Mass Transportallo.n Act ' estate situated m the Townshtp of I 964. as amended . to of Columbta County of Meigs pro. .nde transportallon seNice and State of Oh1o. Beginl'ltng at fo r the elderly and/or handl.the North East cofner· of capped w1th1n Me1gs County Fract10n No Seventeen (.1 7t 1n The gram appl1cafl0n w111 reSaid TownStlip, thence west • ·,.quest one standard 14 pas136 rods, thence Se\.lth 66 senger van -" ' It 1S protected tha1 70. rods. then ce Soutl') 5'7 degrees West 36 rods thence South 28 !duplicated) elderly and handidegrees West 1B rods. ther'!ce capped persons w1ll use the South 23 degrees We st 36 ' ·' sev1ce 5 days per week for rods to the Sou th l1ne of. said . ' vartous IOCiudm!=! Fract1on thence ~ast 45 rods. That'a rightl When you ~.a a column Inch or . to medtcal fact llthence North 63 rods. fhei-.cetn 1 serviCe and governan Easterly d1rect~on along an l,llOni in -.paper advertlling, be it ~ or : : .; 1 agenc1es and shopp1ng agreed lme between What wes cente rs clualfied, you IIIIlCh thouAndl of potentilll ~·· formerly J J. Wood and I C. The Meigs County Council Swett to the East 11ne of s,a1d buywe that ant eager to your , . ·::;. on Agmg. Inc invites comFraCt1on. thence Nbrth to the and/or proposals from rnonev-av~ng me ge. Daily Senttrtet ·~ -:,: place of begmn1ng est1mated all Interested public pnvateand 11.! acres. more or less at 63 ,,,. oaratrans1t operators 1nclud1ng Also th e followmg descnbed Public NOtice ta:<1 operators. for the prov1d1ng Public Notice real estate Situa te 1n sa1d of transportatiOn servtce for the ' Townsh1p of Columb1a. CountY elderly and/or hand1capped of Me1gs and State of Ohio and lmes thence North to place of f~reclosed and that the prop w1thm our serv1ce area bounded and descnbed as erty be ordered soll;t and the beg1nnmg - except a stnp 14 :: 1 Opera1ors who &re 1nterested follows to-w1t Betng a Part of amoun t found due sa1d pla1ntlff feet w1de off of the East end of :" ... tn oHen ng proposals to prov1de the East half of Fract1on No be pa1d ou t of such sale. and for satd lot wh1ch 1s to be used for a seN1ce should contact Eleanor Twenty-thr'ee (23) 1n Secuon such other relief legal and Pubhc Road als'o the following · .1'; Thomas. Executive 01rector. Twe~-rwo (22) Towri N1ne equitable. asd may be proper str1p of land be1ng l6..itlld..l.Q -• Me1gs County Council on ~9). Range F1fteen ( 15) SI\Uate .md necessary. and that the feet w1de, runnmg North from ,r Ag tn g. Inc . at Box 722 . on the Southwest cori-lef of the pta1nt1ff recover her co'!lts the North-east corner of the Mulberry He1ghts. Pomeroy.Q. above descnbed half Fract10'h here1n · above descflbed lot along the h10 45 769 to obtam lull detatls Commenc1ng at the South You are reqUired to ans~er East li ne of the school lot. to be · 1 of the type of transportatiOn West corner ol sa1d tot runnmg the Amended Compla1nt w1th1n used for a Public Road. to and - '1. servtce that 1S needed pnor to East to a run thence followtng from the above descnbed lot. , 213 days after the last publica prepanng a prOJ;)Osal the meandenngs of sa1d run to tion of th1s not1ce wh1ch wlll1be wh1ch road was heretofore - . 1 Written comments and/or 1 10tersect the hne between what published once each week fo r resel'\led by the or~gtnal owner. proposals must be subm1tted Jones. 11 Valentine was f.ormerly Ph1hp Aurnlller s1x success1ve weeks The last w1thm 30 days to the agency at and Robert McCracken thence publ1cat1on Will be on SepREFERENCE DEED Vol 152. " the above address w1th a copy South. to the place of beg1n- tember 6th. 1983, and the 28 Page 576. Me1gs County Deed • , to the Oh10 Department of Records , 1 nmg contam1ng Seventeen days for answer Will commence Transportation. Bureau of Pub( 17) acres. more or less Sald prem1ses bemg olso ·~ on that date ' Transpo rta tiOn 25 South known as Hiland Chapel, Pome - .:. ..1 Reference Deed Vol 263 lARRY E SPENCER Street. Room 71 0 CoPage 5. and Vol 230 Page roy OH Petllloner IS The . ·· ; CLERK lumbus Oh10 732 16·0899 . 807 Me1gs County D~ed General Board •Of Trustees of Anentton Transit Resource Coun of Records The (hutches of Chnst 1n •-; Manaqer Common Pleas. Except the 4, 4-A Clanon or ChnsttCm Unton. The H1land -.1 Me1gs County, Oh10 l1mestone coat prev1ouslv' sold 17)26. 181 2 9 16. 23 301916. Chapel Churches of Chr~st m .. 171 26. 181 2. <rc to The Oh1o Power Company Chnst1an Unton IS a regularly lie In the alternat1ve the Plamt1 ff admttted member of the South 1n her amended contract seeks Central Otstr1ct of the Chu rches ., Public Notic;e to forec lose the land Contract of Chnst 1n Chnsuan Umon :: ; and the Amended land Conhav1ng become ext10'Ct Pet1· NOTICE IV Public Notice tract aga1nst the real estate !lOner seeks (1) the sate of the 11 PUBLICATION : ·~. above descr~bed rea l estate ,~ TO JAMES WELLS, whooe described here1n and. the de· mand 1S to foreclose all mterest pursuant to Sectton 17 15 14 '"'· loot known 113 ov...ned by you and for costs of the Oh1o Revtsed Code. (2) -:::. CourthoUH, Po""'"'Y· OH Ko11 A-ue. Co1Ymbuo. Ohio The demand m the Amended 45769 an order of sa1d Court authonz· 43.207 ond Who ..... ...., Compla1nt 1S as follows mg and d~rec11ng Pet1t1oner to CASE NO. 83.CV-170 - .. 6370 Plum'WHEREFORE . Pla1ntlfl de· hold the net procee~s he reto· , NOTICE Court. Columbu1. Ohio, fore obta;;,ed from the Trustees ,. 43228, and whOM - - . mands Judgment a'ga1nst the ThttGenerollloerd ofTru.._, Defendant and requeSts the Chun:heo of Christ in Chriotian oJ the Full Gospel ltghthouse . ~~· wao niJICIIIIId .. boing Inc . pur~uant to the terms anti c' ot Franldln County Chldr.,·o Court to declare a forefBiture of Union, sa1d land contract and amend · cond1t1ons of Sectton 1715,14 :~ ~ Sanrioo, 19111 Gantz Road. of the Oh10 Rev1sed Code. and North, Grvve City, Ohio •melll to sa1d land contract and that the moneys pa1d belong (3) !01 such other and furiher 43123. rel1ef as may be rust and proper " · who You are hereby not1f1ed that absolutelY to the Plamt1ff as The have unlmown a vwted, contingent or reasonable renrat and damages m the prem1ses -"'" i n - in tho ,rilot you have been named defendto her property And 1n the You are reQUired to answer ·: ant 1n a legal actiOn enhtled 81tate known •• the Hillnd alternative Plamt1ff demands .• Nancy Chapman . R 0 Albany. C'-Pol, Churchoo of Chriltln · the pet111on W1lh1n twenty-e1gnt jUdgment aga1nst the sa1d (2Brdays after the last pubi1Ca1 .J~ ' Oh10 45710 vs. James Wells, Chrlotian Onion, S.litburv liOn of th1s not1ce. wh1ch will be Defendant Th1s act1on has defendant 1n the amount of ,Tpwnohip. Melgo County, S35.000 00 plus 1nterest 1n the Ottio. et .... pubhshed once each week for ' ~ \ been ass1gned Case No 83 CV amount of S2".900 00 unt1t the SIX SUCC'eSSIVB weeks. and I he ,• 94 DelwidMts. last publicatiOn will be made on '• The obrect of the Amended 20ih day ol Ju~ 1983 and Ptamttff has brouqht thiS Au~ust 2 ::~r_.:. Complatnt 1n the ftrst cause of Interest thereafter at the rate of acuon namrng' yOlt as d~fend­ 10 percent per annum unttl it nts tn ~he above named co urt In case of your failure tO''" - ~. act1on 1s to declare a torfe1 ture pa1d That 1n the alternatMI the bv hhnq tiS tJett!ton on June answer or otherw1se respond . ;-:7. of a aerta1n land con tract dated as perm1tted by the Oh10 Rules ·,r-~ August 9th 1982. and f1led for Plal,ntl(l be found and adJudged 22nd. 1983 of C1V1! Procedure w1th1n the The ObfP.CI of the Petttton ts record August 9th 1982. and to have a valid hen on the 1 th1 s thfl sale, under the pr(}VtStons of t1me sta ted. JUdgment by de- . _.. torfeJture of the amended Land property descnbed fault w1ll be rendered aga1nst ·:, COntract dated · September Amended Comptamt tor the Sef'!ton 1715- 14 of the Ohto 23rd ' 1982 and fl ied for money owed . that the sa1d RRVtsed Code of the followtnQ _vou 101 the rel1ef demandE!d 1n . .; defendant be req u~red to Set Up dP.scnbPc1 rea l ns tat e known aS th e pet1t10n record on September 23rd LARRY E SPENCER, ,·••:: 1982 Sa1d Pl a1nt1H has comp- h1s Interest or hens upon sa1d the Htlanrt Chapfll ChUJ ches of prem1ses or be forever barred Clerk of Cou rt s Chns t tn Chnstlan Un1on. and lied wuh all of the terms and of Common P1eas. prov1S1ons of Sec!lon 5313 06 from asset1ng the same. that furthP.r bounded and descrrbed Me1gs County. Oh10 of the Oh1o Revtsed Code and 1s sa1d land contract and amend- ns fol lows ~ ment to sa1d land con tract be 161 28. 171 5. 12. 19. 26.1812. The followtnQ descnbAd rea l· • 61C esta!f! sl! uot~ m the Townsh1p ~·.' of Sal1sburv. Coumy of MelflS nnt1 State ot Oh10 and 1n See~mn No 26 Town L and Range 13 thP Q)'!1o- Company s P11rchflse and bounded as tol low~ To -w1t Beg1nn1nq g •'·\. rods South ol North East corner ·" • • • J of sa1d Sect1on at a stake 14 teet East of a lot now used 'tor J school purposes then West al an~ thfl South lme ot sa1d ;: .... School lot 10 rods and I 4 feet to a stone thMce South 8 rods. thence East 10 rods to Sect10n PIJBUC NOTICE T a . ' ,. ... . ... tor. Two Meigs County youngsters did well In the Southeastern Ohio Angus Association District Show held Wednesday at the Jackson County Fair In Wellston. Representing Meigs County were JaredandAaronShe!>ts, sons of Jim and JeMifer Sheets, Side Hill Farm, Rutland. . ' . Angus breeders from seven Ohio counties and two West Virginia counties exhibited animals at the event. After a full morning of grooming and preparation, the Sheets boys showed two heifers and a bull calf In five different classes of the after· noon show. GeneraiJ.J.'sKcxlak, theboys'13 months old, 1,200-pound bull calf, placed first In his class and was also selected as the gr.GJd champion Angus bull In competition wlth the winners of the !lve dlfferent bull classes. In addition, Aaron's yea- . rllng heifer, Black Lady, •placed third In her class and Jared's junior yearling, S.H.F. Annie, , placed fourth. The youths plan to show their crafts of India. All children of the Angus catile at several other shows county are invited to share in this this summer, including the Meigs experience. · County Fair, where they wlll be Mrs. Ruth Powers,llbrarlan, also exhibiting their ~H breeding anlmreports that a few large print books als and market steers. have been received by both the ' When another breeder at the Pomeroy and Middleport Libraries J~ackson County Fair asked Jared for distribution to the public. The for some hints on producing a grand large print books were received champion bull, Jared said there are from the state library and they are thJ:ee things which are'!ecessaryall fiction. b~ing, loving care and a good dietl. Library presents Indian program A program on Indian customs and mode of living will be presented by Madhu Malhotra, at the Middleport Llbi;ary Friday at 2 p.m. Madhu, a native of Agra, India, has been a staff member of the Pomeroy Library for 'the past six years. Some of the highlights of her program will be making ·fried bread, modeling the native dress, and displaying some of the handi- Holter reunion held at Werry home The George Holter family reunion • was held recently at the home of Janies M. and Karen Holter Werry. Lillian Holter Henderson displayed the Holter Coat of Arms, and Roy Holter showed a gun used by George Holter Jr., who was born on Nov. 4, 1793 in Frederick County, Md., the son of George Holter, Sr., born In 17fil In Oslo, Norway. He came to the colonies in 1768 after working the vineyards in Koblentz, Germany to earn his passage here. He settled in FrederIck, married Margaret Arnold, and they were the parents of nine children. George, Jr. began teaching at 17 durtng the war of1812, but quit to join the ~aryland Militia, serving with his brothers at the Seige of Baltimore where he was one of the first to sing the newly written "Star ,Spangled Banner," doing so to boost the morale of the soldiers and toWiispecple. HI~- married Anna Marie Ramsburg and they had eight children. Deciding they could do better over the mountains, in the fail of 1836, they made the trip with oxen-pulled wagons. They spent the first winter near Letart Falls In Meigs County, then made their way to Sutton Township where a cabin was ready for them. George Holter, Jr. died in the summer of 1882 and was buried beside his wife, who had died durtng childbirth. A revised edition of the Holter History, "A Grove of Trees" is available from DavidS. Shue,106St. Bernard Dr., VIenna, Va. 22180. It is a volume of over 400 pages and the cost is$35. Attending the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter, Ada Holter, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashley, Rachel and · Whitney, Edith Sisson and Nathaniel Jacob Sisson, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Oj!lrnar Hamm, South Webster; Mrs. Thelma Holter McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs. Mike D. Holter and family, Huntington, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. RandySmithand Ashley, Clifton, W.Va.; Mrs. Lillian Holter Henderson, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Stockton and Donna Jean, Hemlock Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Evans and family, Ada Van Meter, Kurt Naistethler, Portland community. Ada Darst Bays, 91, and the oldest attending, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamm, and Glenna Davis, Syracuse; Mr.andMrs.ArvUHolter,Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holter, Wes and Martie, Mr. and Mrs. Gary, Holter, Gary and Brenda, Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Heasley, Virginia Thoren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holter, Jr .. Kevin Holter, Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Holter and James, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holter, Debbie, Tammy and Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Card, Aaron, John, Tracy and Robbie; Paul Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle, Sandy Deem, Gladys Deem, and the hosts, James and Karen Werry andsons,Jim,Jr., Randy, and Rick. Next reunion will be held on June 10 at the same place. Snydf!r reunion held·at Portland The descendants of Charles A. ing farthest, Carolyn and Nikki and Alma Hinzman Snyder ga. Robinson, Norfolk, Va ., and the thered for their tenth annual couple married the Ionge t, James reunion Sunday, July 17, at Por- and Jane Teaford. tland Park with 63 In attendance. A Attending were Roger, Sally, basket lunch was served at noon. · Bryan, Tracey, Kelley, Jarrod and During the afternoon there was Monica Holman, Rutland; James reminiscing, games were played and Jane Teaford, Janice · and and pictures taken. David Lawson, Sampson and Jean A business meeting was con· Hall, Syracuse; Carolyn and Nikki dueled by the president, Lucille Robinson, Norfolk, Va.; Raymond, Lawson. All reports were read and Deb!, Tara and Jeff Michael, approved . Pete Snyder and Jane Chuck, Rita and Tina Collins, Misty Teaford were elected president and and Brett Laudermilt, Middleport; vice president respectively. Re- Pete and Verdlna Snyder, Delatained were Joan Manuel, secre- ware; Virginia Rowe, Donna and tary, and Jean Hall, treasurer. April Stitt, Angela, Anthony and Committees appointed were regis- Tract Rowe, Pomery; Joe, Mel, tration, Lucille Lawson and gifts, Crystal and Bobbl Jo Holman, Janice Lawson. It was decided lo Columbus; Charles, Evelyn, Jill, have the 1984 reunion the first Jenny, Jane and Joan Manuel, Sunday In July a !the same location. Clarence and Klrn Lawson, Jason Gifts were given to the oldest Imboden , Earl and Goldie Holman, man, Harry ShJ!,ln; oldest woman, Misty Grueser, Harry Shain, ChaJaqe Teaford~ur.:est boy, Mat· rles Shain, Jessie .farrell, Sam, thew Shain, son o Mr. and Mrs. Ruth, Emily, Samuel and Matthew Sam Shain; young st girl, Bobb! Jo Shain, Mike, Kathy and Michael Holman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salser, Margaret, Brenda, Eric and Joe Holman; largest famUy, Mr. Mike Tuttle, Racine. and Mrs. Charles Manuel; travel· ad-- ad- designed specifically for the setting using an appropriate container and flowers for the locations. The shape and texture of the flower should be considered in making an arrangement. She noted that the mass arrangement is the favorite of most deslgners.Shesaidthatmenusually prefer tailored arrangements, while for the bedroom, a simple or small bouquet is most approprlaie, while In the kitchen utensils are right for use as either containers or accents. For the gardening Ups of the , , , month, Mrs. Johnson advised cutting back to two Inches those straggley petunias and applying a liquid fertilizer for quick growth. She said roses should have the old blooms removed by cutting the stems back to the first five leaf section. Panles should be sown In July for growth and bloom next year. The hostess served retreshments to those named and Ida Murphy, Thelma Giles, Carrie Wears, Virginla Wyatt,,Evelyn Thoma, Wllovene Bailey, and Marjorie Purtell. W 1nd1ng Trail Garden Club Sandra Henderson was welcomed as a new member when the Winding Trail Garden Club met at the Thompson cabin tor their annual picnic. Peggy Crane was hostess. Following the potluck dinner, roll call was taken with me!Jibers responding by displaying their newest plant. Wilma Terrell was reported ill at the Holzer Medical Cenier. The August meE>tingwlll be held at the home of Jackie Brtckles with the Meigs County Fair flower shows to be the discussion topic. Fair tickets wlU he available at that time. ' Business ' Services . . '. ... . Riders & Sons SALVAGE COMPANY . ...'. .. ;_:.. S.R. 124-1'11. 992-5468 atm. 8111'1! of 11 CIIIS, iron. lllfllls. TOP PRICES Help Wanted -· lervJ..s - Nlinllng c;.,. Reel Estate Nunlng Clre Unit. \ttnlmuftl N•r~" ID Wr11 \ 'lr•lnla : Twn w-•r• nunla llll•••ltl'nwhl n..-rl•nrr in 11 .,.._ lrrau rarf' fariUiy Rllt'hfokw' I"""""' Ill \'11r~lft1 Drrff'fT.-d WE ALSO DO SERVICE 1CALLS 742-2352 General These cash rates inc lude dls(:ount ) Announcement 1For Rent 1. 1. • 5. Plione: (3041 675'4340, )Wanted )For Sale A" Fq11al 11 . 18. 19, 'io. 21. n 2< 25. 26 27 28. 19, 3U. 31. I -- --·- I I .I I I I I I I I I I I I • MITCHELL Route 4, Pomero U1'1~rlanlh l 'n111'htvc-r ,, 64 Misc. Merchandiae PULLINS FREEZER SALE "". .,',.- ..•• EXCAVATING CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Ft. .:. '235.95 8 Cu. fl. ... '285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1355.95 20 Cu·. Ft. ... '418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... 1472.95 " 15 Cu. 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WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER TROPHY Carpeted, blthroom *~h showtr, ps or elect. refria,, furnace, & lot. Water heater, ranp, sink, ps, elect.. or blttery li&fds, SIMpS 6, excell Mil condition. $2,7011.00 Best Offer Trophy Manufacturers PlAQUES ENGRAVING KING 5 16·11110 HOME REPAIR TERESA'S BOGGS Roofing - Siding CAKE DECORATING' SALES & SERVICE Windows - Doors For "All" Your Home U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OH 10 Wedding Cakes and All Occasion Cakes Repairs ... Deer, Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service 6-21-1 oro S.\621110 Call $260,000. Bingo game. Cherokee. N.C. Leaving Pomeroy Augu1t 19. •6&. for tran1portation and motii.ReHrvation deadline Augun 5th . The only authorized co-ordinators within 60 mile1. 814-992-3377 or Giveaway ANY PERSON who hat anything to give ewey end dOH not offer or •ttempt to offer any other thing for ule may place an ad In 1hl1 colurrin . There will be no c~arge to the lldvertiaar. 4 pupplea, 8' wks. old. Call 814·367-0294. 3 Puppie1, 2 female, onemala. Cute, wormed. 266- 1946. S&W TV . AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 10 kltten1 to give away. Approxim1tely 8·10 weeki old. 614-986-3B49 Free pupa to good home. 814-992-7396. Chester, Ohio New Holllnd, Bush Hoc PH. 992-3047 Ph. 992-5433 John Authorized "FrH Estimates" ... Call: George Gum Georgoo Cre"" Rd. 446-0294 Give away 8 month old Garman Shephard pup end one female amall mixed br• dog. Ha1 had 1hota. Contact Klmmy Pierce. Salem Center. PH.992-3006 - ... · - - Trou1hs, Down Spouts chine repeir. parts, and 1uppliea. Pick up and delivery, Davi1 Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up 10-&llc or Ph. 742·2834 or 949· 2180 l J ttc Ph. 986-4289 II No Answer, Coli 915-4312 Deweyne Wllll1m1 • Scottie Smith All Mates and Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Service Available 7JSII!Qi Two, four month old puppies, one bl1ck. one Benji type, both female. call 304- 675-6203. 2 ~mall brHd female pup· piN, 1 brown • white. 1 black & white, 10 weeki old. port Beagla & Benjl type dog1. Can be aeen at 221 1 Jack1on Avenue. I RADIATOR SERVICE We Clln ntpllir ... coni .....liON FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS no- ~, cllltrn We 1180 rlflllr GaT..._ Golf Lessons Special 'Golf Trips 'FiHilll Center 'Pro Shop "FENONG PIOVIDES I'IIIVACY PIUS PROTECT10N FOR CHILDREN & PETS" PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio .. ...c." c.ou'>··· end hie- . . COIW. We .., IIIIo ICid bol ... rod out ... THE KOUNTRY KLUB ADULTS ....... 6 lor STUDENTS .... 6 for I I ll·lk CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PH. (304) 1882-2276 $40.00 $30.00 '"'i:i:" _· ,·If ·:" . 'Metal Woods 'Club Repair 'Fishing • John Teaford Chesler 6201 mo • $7,00000. POIEilfn' - livini 1oom has ICIUUe fireplace. Gonlge has Mrheld storage. Nice · Irick pltio. l.ooll aoo .. GARAGE St Rt. 124, Po111troy, OH. ' jl Also Transmission . ..,' --·., ' . ' , .. .. ', ... ...' ' 1'011011¥ - WI Mein. Tills home has a beautifiA - ~ the riler 3 bedrooms, drung mom. lmmellilll! pamssion. Asmg $34,000.00. IIOUfE 7 - 0u11tt cansiruction. This 4 beilrdi STAT£ ) . ' ' ;< • "'I ' . -:. ,. ,~ . . ..... . ,,. • • • ,.. ,j '( . ' ''' PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Puppies, 304-876-2571 or 675-7821 . Solid white malo long haired kinan . Call 446·6832 2 free 4 mOnth old kitten1. Coli 448·4472. 6 Lost and Found Loat : Pony, black S. white, vicinity of Macedonia Rd. 6 16 1 mo ~>i PH: 1-304-773-5634 Mason, W. Va. No Sunday Calls 3-ll·tlt 6 9-1 mo YOUNG'.S David Brickle• Busineas With GENERAL CONTRACT! NG, Inc . New Homes - Extensive Remodellnc ' Insur1nce Work 'Custom Pole Bides . & Garaps 'Rootin& Work 'Alomillu• & · Vinyl Sidinp Dovid lkicklet PH.992-7119 61!11m~pd ., lrick rancll 5 H ~ IMng mom flltura firll*ce lt1d blw window. Mellen and dinll11 100111 tombo, sJidinl. IIOcn to IJIIiD. J,llnlry raom, 2 ~ 111C12 c. ]lillie. AJell IJIII1IOUS llornl!! Silrllted on ane ICte. Clll rar lllfll. Custom Built Gara1es" Call for frH sidina estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860 . "Beautiful, CARPENTER SERVICE !SearsI ...,.... and.,..., --co. •" w,..,dmu I .... .....,._ "FREE ESTIMATES" fFroo lotimoloo) *CHAIN LINK FENCING V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio I I 26-tk. MILLER ELECTRIC KEN'S APPLIANCE ltlllltlon. .~·~ ~ ·~ R•ld~ntill • Comm•al•l C1H 742·3111 r• '"" SERVICE CATALOG ~MERCHANT •Wolhero•D_....,. R•R.rrlger-.r 01'1111 • ro.tty Glbba-Own..a · PH. 992•2178 J.51cc ••• tempory Clinical ln1tructor. Supervi" 1tudent1 on fint veer level of program in nuraing home 1nd beginning med-aurg aening; write evaluation of 11udenta prefor· mance; attend planning meeting• with faCiulty; grad· ing of 1tudent cllncial expe· rience pepara. Pro-rated Fa-' culty Salery Scale. Ohio RN Ucenaura· experience for at lust one full year a• a nurse in a med -11urg HHing in a ho1pltal tatting; BSN parterred fiflt at le11t 16 ume1ter or 20 quarter hra . credit tow1rd BSN degree; thol8 with no credit toward a INS will be con11dared . Send lener ot intere1t, vita, and other pertinent papen to Office of paraonnel, Box 989, Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Oh. 415674. before application deadline Public Sale & Auction Scenic Hill Nuraing Center ia now hiring ataff RN'1 &: LPN's application• can be obtained at Scenic Hilla Nurting Center. Monday thru Friday. BAm to 4PM . Owner Operator• with dump trailer needed for 8 to 8 weeks of lteady work. Call 1-800-882-5846 ohio only. 1 -B00-321 -7709 WVo onlv Krodel Perk Club 814-367-7101 Rick Pearaon AuctlonHr S1rv1ce. Eatate, Farm, An· tique • liquidation ulea. UcenMd It bonded in Ohio&. WVa . 304 -773-5786 or 304-773-9186. Auction every Fri. night at the Hartford community Center. Truckload& of new merchandlle every week. Con1igmen11 of new and "ul8d merchandl1e alway• welcome-; Richard Reynold• Auction.eer. 271- 3069. Complete Auctioneer Service. Alao do •PPrlillla. UcanMd & bonded to aall. Houl8hold1, farrn turnl1h~ ina• • Real eltate. Ovtr 25 yNra experience in buying • telling new. uled • antique furnlluro. 814.992-8370. Ooby A. Martin. AUCTION every Saturday p.m . MI. Alto t :00 till oolo time. Emmo Boll AuctinHr, 304-428· 1177. .9 Wanted To Buy Wo poy celh lor late model Jim Mi'* Chlv.-Oido Inc . Bill Gone Johnoon --3872 Wontocl to buy .. •Dryen•F,.._. PARTI ond IERVlCE u- cool • wood hMt... 8wail'l Furnl· turo, 441·31 II. 3rd. • Ollvt lt., Golllpollo, Oh . ,. . Insurance a. Garage Sale ; antlque1, car part1, clothing, Wed .- Sit. 9-6. Rain. Shine . 2 ml George• Creek, right . · Carporl Sale . Rt. 776. 24 V Starter, 1148 Remington automatic. 870 Wingmastar; 2 Rib Barrell. Call 814- 379-2692. Modern Brick Ranch , 3 BR, aurance Co•. has offered garage, 1.2 plu1 acre. Ciity aervlces for fire Insurance sch., Wateon Rd. off 36 coverage in Gallia County 446-3386 . for elmoet e century. Farm . 1-----:,.----home end per~onal property 2 BR house ·on nice lot. Rio coverage• are available to Grande. Central heel, well meet Individual needa . Con - 1n1ulated . Cell 814- 246tact Ray Wedemeyer, agent. 9326 or 614-246-6364. Phone 388-8249 . Are you paying to much for your ho1pital-health lnau· renee Call Carroll Snowden. 448 -4290 . 18 Wanted to Do 1---------General Hauling and Trash removal Servtce. Reliable and dependable. Call 4463169 between 9 and 5. E~eperience house painting and lawn mower repair Very reasonable rates. Call 446 - 6688. Painting· roofs, houaa , care, or boats . Cell 614 ·379· 2472. Will do babyalning & house cleaning. Call 446-7606 . Brick. Block & Stone work. Call Tom, 446-7207. 21 Business 0 ppo rtu nity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommends that you do bueine11 with people you know, and NOT to aend money through the mail until you have inveatipted the offering. Aug. 9, 1983. Call after 6 p.m ., 1-304-676-2982 . naedo 3 dem- onatratorl in thi1 lrBII Gift•. toya, home decor items on party pion. Cor and phone necellaf'Y. Highelt commit· lion. No lnveatment, dallvering, or collecting. Call 614·742·3094. Alao booking partial. Own your own Jean Sportawear, Infant-Preteen, Ladies Apparel, Combina tion. acceuories, or Quality Children• Furniture Store. National brands: Jordeche, Chic, Lee, Levi. Vanderbilt. llod, Gunne Sax, Calvin Klein. Esprit. Zena"; Ocaen Pacific, .Evan Picone, Haalthtex , 300 othera , $7,900 to $24.600, inven· tory, airfare, training, fixtures, grand opening, etc . Mr. Olckoon 15041 8826164, 1501)268-1361. 22 Money to Loan 1---------HOME LOANS Low fi•ed rete. Leader MortgAge, 77 E State, Athen1. Ohio. 1- 614· 692-3051 , or 12 to 4PM 1-B00-341 -6554 in Ohio 23 Professional Services 1- - - - - - - - - PIANO TUNING $5oft plu1 discount• to Ienior citizens· churchea· schoole. Call Bill Ward Ward'a Keyboard. 446-4372 WANTED -Someone to babylit in my home part time tor three pre1chool children . Must have reference• . Call 614-992- 5884. 1---------PIANO TUNING-LANE OA· NIELS. Reliable servic& 1ince 1986. A11ociate of Brunicardi Music Co. Phone 814-742-2961 . MODELS- AU agel including children for catalog-type aAignmenta . Will be inter· viewing in Partcer1burg, WV, thela1t week of July. For an appointment, call 14121 31 Homes for Sale ladiea to ehow toy1 and gifts now till December 11t. Free Newly remodeled 2 1tory frame, 1 Yr bath, 3Yr acr81, city 1chools. riverview . 8300 kit, t5. por hour. Coli 1-1114-992-6591 for Moigo between 9 & 6. County, 304· 773-6224 tor Maaon County,1-614-387· 7770 •r.fclor1 1.•7770 W•itr&ll and manager wanted for ..vern and raa· taurant. call 304·876· 9704. HOUSE OF LLOYO need ladies to •how toyl and gift• now till December 1at. Fr" kit, •& par hour! Call •aoo 1-1114·992-6591 for Moigo County, 304· 773-5224 for Muon County ond 1-6143117 - 7770 for Chllio Countv . 12 832,000. Call 446·4222 Room. board lnd care for an elderly per10n In my horne. Roooonoble. Coll992-1022. School 840,000 . Call992· 6143 . Located In SyracuH· Neer school & swimming pool. 3 bedroom 1ituated on onethird acre lot. $24,600. 304· 752-84B8 Tuppen Pla1na 10 room1, 4 bedrooms. family room whh Buck stove fire place, stained gla11 window, living room with double mantle ' • fireplace, eat in kitchen, • separate · dining room. 2 atory, 1 acre ground. 1 bath, large 50 ft . front porch, includes, drape1, carpet, au· tomatic washer & dryer, BTU s.c., deop 667-6468 Large family home, beautiful interior, private back yard, 2 cor garage. 614-992-6709 ' •fter 6 p.m. 3 bedroom houn. Ranga, · retrig .• kitchenalde , dis- · hwasher, wood burner with • • new chimney , 2000btu a.c., curtains and drape~ with sheer~ . Excellent condition. Syrecusa. Oh. 614-9927285. For aale-2 acraa, 7 rooma. garage, 2 bedroom rental in good ahape. Will take mobile home, car in trade . 367- 0611 . 3 bedroom house . Plum St., ,. Middleport. Central air, carpeted, no money down, take over payments . 448- 3710. 16x20 hand hewn cabin. Over 100 yeara old . To be ramo-Jed. 8600. or be1t offer. 814-992-2478 . '" SPLIT Foyer home on At. ' ., 554, Porter vicinity. ThrH " " bedroom a, 1 'A bathl, dining • room, brick b81emant with garage In basement. on 1 ·• eCire plus lot, beautifully land1caped, wood deck on rear . Thl1 quality home hal been reduced for quiCik aale. Coli us today, 614-4469340,446-7901, 614-256· 6413. VJ ticre on hard road. SouthSide, WV, with old houH, $12,000. 304-937-2686 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES. USEO · CARS, TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS. CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446-7572 . CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES . . 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35 . PHONE 446-7274 '· . '•. 256· 6640 ·. Trailer for sale or rent in Mercerville, Oh. 6200 mo . plu1 depo1it . Call614- 256 - .•. 1966 or 614-256-1606 . 1978 Buddy cuatom 14~e70 , 3 bdr., 2 baths. garden tub, underpinned, metal bldg Call 614·367-7856 . Be8utifully . 1and1caped 3 bdr home with deck. On 1 ~eenic acre in Northup . City achools, 6 minute• from town, fireplace, hardwood ftoot1. maintenance free, quiet neighborhood . Auumable 9112% mortgage. Call 12x60 mobile home set-up on rented lot Call 614·256· 6224. 1980 Bayview 14x70, 2 bdr., central air. Call 614 - 388·9916 or 446-6 211 446-8878 otter 6pm. By Owner 3 bdr. houM wh:h 8 or 20 acrea. Sunken LR, family room, den, 21h bathl, full be11ment. unanached garage with work •pace . Will con1lder land contract. Plea•• no cell aftar 9PM, 814-246·9400. Situations Wanted Ranch type (brick) . 3 bedrooma , fireplace. attached garage, full basement, newly shingled roof, walking di1tance to Pomeroy Elem. Trailer and lot for tent or uli on Land Contract. Call 614- 391·9810 . HOUSE OF LLOYD needo Call 614-992-6941 12.000 E~eerclse Craft• lnltructors needed for f1ll and winter cla1n1. e1pecially corn husk crafts. paper quilling, knitting. Apply Gallipolis Parkl and Recreation Dept . 518 Second Ave . before July 29. In Middleport. newly remodeled home with fireplace. po11ible woodburner. ctos~ to achoola and ahopping. freeze, gas range, frost free refrigerator. $29.000. 614- +: 21 6-65B-31 74 leader to develop and conduct lnfant+toddler movement program . Prefer health related experience 1uch a1 therapiat, nurse, P.E · instructor. Apply Gallipolia Park• and Recreation Dept .• 618 Second Ave . before July 29 . 31 Homes for Sale SANOY AND BEAVER ln - K ., DR ., LA. 2 baths, 2 car Call Mon. or Tue morning alk for John. Sun call MER~I-MAC Houle. Pt. Ple11ant WV. Auct. Lonnie Neal. Call I Yard Sale; 1st time. July 28 , 29,30, 8 -6 . One mile off Rt. 7 at Raccoon Bridge. Bear Run Rd. Lots of good item1. Cheap. For leaH, Auto Service Center. Mason, WV. 3 baye, 2 hoiats. eJCCiellent location. succeuful busintll for ovtf 30 yeara, available after · 45831 . Auction every T 'u esday night, . Garage Sale Thursday July 28, Porterbrook Subdivision. Fairfield Centenary Rd. &:30 lo 6:30. Cooh only. of July 29, 1983. clean u..t car~. . 985-3561 All Maltea rc::=J RIO GRANDE COLLEGE S. COMMUNITY COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR. SCHOOL OF NURSING. Pert-limo accepted . High School grod- Auction Barn. Conalgn· mentl Uk.n avery Saturd1y "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" 1988. uate, bookkeeping e•pe· rience, experience tax form• helpful. Must be relioblo, able to work independently. Sand ra1uma: Kotalic Landi· caping, 861 Second Avenue , Gallipolis. OH night, Installed And • W1rranted by Sears For 5 Years. •.~' for. 111 your wlrlno, ! • lleede; fum1cn nt- ' Pllr .-viol 1nd In- '· . ,• wodr. -llumblng and SERVICE •' I '"4 $60-8100 daily commi•· lions po1slble plua monthly bonua on repeat aalea . Con· eumable productl everyone u••· Qualify for company car, travel. inaurance, retirement program. Full -part time . Call 876·2938 in M11on County. 247-2066 Meigs County, or 448 - FOUND: Female Auatrallan Heeler, leather collar. Owner can call 814 -367-0314 and 8 -Bidwell , · Oh. Yard Sale 2018 Y2 Eastern Ave .. re1r. 25th-30th. Dlf· ferent from laet tale. Name brand clothing. lot• ot bllby &. school clothes, tMna, aduldl to larger aizes, nice jean1, new winter coata new 1h0t1, allsizea, 3 piece• men suit1, brought in from Virginia, reduced tor quilt aele. & mi1Ci. See to believe . . Yard Sale. Out 141, left on Yard Sale. Centenary Town775. 3 mi. China Cab. 1 Y, hoult . Friday 29th. Small plaatic pipe 13 in tirea. etc. tools, ropee, baaket1. crat... Call 614-379-2292 . flowers, clothing, mile . Part time Secretarial position. Reaume only will be & Aluminum BISSELL SIDING CO. *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel · Middleport, oh. 614-992· 3476 . or 446- Call 266· 1622 3460. SIDING PERSONALIZED POOLS C. L. Kitchen -~ ' Vinyl Roger Hysell Buying dally gold. allver coin1, ringa,lewalry. aterling were, old colna, large currency . Top prices. Ed Bur. kett Berber Shop, 2nd . Ave. Cell446-2156. 814-992-6007. ' ·'· Ph.'614-8,(3-g91 FOR SALE 814-992·11370. Territoriea available for new AVON repraaentativee or you can ..11 where you work . Announcements 4 OHIO VALLEY ROOFING Wanted to buy. New. uaed 8t antique furniture. Will bur 1 piece or complete houl8· holda . Call 01by A. Martin Sale 13 l)d . M.T,W. 9 :00AM·? Lg. 1i1e men&: women clothes. baby itama, It more . Turn in alley between Bidwell Post Otflc:e & •erviCie lOtion . Cheap! ... ................ . ... .............. 992-7119 Day or Night ' & Vicinity Yord _ ,. , PH: Sizes 1tone We 1tll q111ity used c1rs. 1-61~7!2 Ga is "Senior Citizens 10% Discount" 6291mo bo~ee1. ...... Giiiiiiioiis........ . antiques, etc., Com· plote hounholds. Write: M.D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh . Or 992-7760. JOHN'S AUTO SALES Cleaning 7·5·2 mo pd 7-18 ll'rlll H. L. Writesel ROOFING All Worli Guaranteed "Free Estimates" 20 Years RACINE.OH, 7 15 I ~o rtc1 . ._... SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING Bob Camptell & -Water I EUGENE LONG well sites; redalllllion, poods, utility construction IIIII septic tanks. ' -~ -.~--.· • NEW usnNG - Cottaee on Oh10 River. Extra well kept. F:~• ~Ainl One room With twa sets of bunlo beds, ps aJOk SIO'Ie, rMIII!fallll , some antiques 1ndudeff 111 sole pnce. 125' lnlnfage on hardtop roa:l and 200 deep.l.ootl now, won't N.l ' ·U.Ifc 12 ZIJ.tlt 31 "' Pipeline, .- llobs1!ti... Jr. make us 111 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 PIPELINE -Dozers -Backhoes -Dump Trucks -Lo-Boy -Trencher AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR •• Ollice: 992-5739 plenty of Route I Lonc Bonom. OH. HEMLOCK .," REALTY last ion( at ONLY 992-7201 742-2328 l lll·!tr · •Storm Wrldows •Replacomont Wlndowo A SPECIALTY Roofing & Siding Co. PHONE JIM CLIFFORD •Storm SI!PTIC TANKS CHARLES SA·YRE AND SON 1101( GUAIIMTUD 'lowest Rates A d roun 'Friendly Servie $WEEPER ond oewlng ma- .., ·. ·1 , HOBSTETTER "r f '.... HI llltf't'lor Pl"f!IOIIIM'I. i'IPII.AIIhl \.Ilk')' IIMIJilal. V11nr y ~rf'r l'nl•t f•tNUIIInl. W\ ~!ii.'WI 110111(0 l ERNEST ALUMINUM SIDING GREG ROUSH 992 7583 " PH. Kitchen Cabinets - Roof· in& - Sldln1 - Concrete Pllios - Sidewalks New Construction - Re· modelina - Cus1om Pole Barns. ·•DOZER •lACK HOE oSEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE oWATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, R£ClAMATION WOIK •lAIID CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK !langes. Refrigerators '• .. · •r Geo. S. 'J&F CONTRACTING •1-- SERVICE 15 Yean Experience or 992~2282 2·23llt Washers, Dryers ~.1 H2-l mo.-111. .. nt Volley Hoopitol ' • ·' tkHled lecllity. 1-sllllelo Dlreclor o un1111 Services, Rrll(illrnd .... ' Aut. Glass .. Sl.OO l'llnchd Mixtd ]1011 " $1.00 hllllhd Also Plddn& Up Auto Bodies be!! A TON 141n, wood ICie identify. Coppa- "" "" ....... "" 45' lb. . . . . Clns ...... 20' lb. ltldiltan .. ........... 30' lb. IMMEDIATE OI'ENING Dlrecto.r of Nursing . H I 100 urslng llluminam y 22611cc USED APPLIANCES ,,.·•·..- .o• $3(1JO . • PH, 992-2280 ~~~~~2~4 .... ,.._art Fernwood Garden Club meets, plans Arrangements to serve as hastesses at the Meigs County Fair flower shows, Aug. 17 and 19, were made at the Tuesday night meeting oftheFernwoodGardenCiubatthe home of Mrs. Helen Johnson, Wolf Pen Road. Mrs. Kathryn Johnson also asked the members to come up with program Ideas for the garden club year and the fall county meeting. She also announced that Gardeners Day Out is Sept. 28. Offlcers' reports were given and members responded to roll call by exhibiting arrangements designed for the various rooms of the home. Both wild and cultured flowers were used In the arrangements. Susie Warner had devotions using a poem, "WhereCanWeFindHim" by Helen Steiner Rice. For the program, Mrs. Warner talked on arrangements for specific rooms. She said an arrangement should be an asset to the room, -· COA·•~ Rldlator Specialist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experience SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc, ·: Hpmes - htensiVe R1emodelinc. nsurance Work •Custom Pole Bides. & Gm1es •Roofing Work oAiurnioom & 10yt Sidings 7 Paga Call 614-388timber, any BEOS ·IRON, BRASS, old furnhu••· gold, oil••• dol- • Senlinel Wanted To Buy amount. 9906 . COMPlETE RADIATOR SERVICE From Smallest u...... The Bull wins children top show prize 9 r::::~~~~;:::::ilr::::::::::::::::::;rr~~:;~~:;~::::~::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::~::~iStanding ROUSH MINE RUN . AL TROMM'S J&L BLOWN tne CONSTRUCT! ON INSULATION "' "' STRIP BACKHOE Core 10 the IMpsl "' RadiaNew VINYL& jaro, ra:eiw AngusbullatthedistrlctshowoltheSoutheaatemOhlo Angus Assn., held at the Jackson County Fair In Wellston. The Daily Business Services rn••n''' GRAND CHAMPION - Jared and Aaron Sheets, Rutland, with their buD selected as grand champion Porneroy-Middleport, Ohio • REAL BARGAIN! 1 yur old 111-lovll, 3 BR, A-1 cond., garage & basement, brick front. lerge lot, city 1Chool1. 4~ miles from Galllpolla. G..., Twp. t39.100. 4468038. U1ed two bdrm. mobile homes. furniehed Brown's TraHer Park. Minersville. Oh. 614·992-3324. Sale or Rant -2 bedroom mobile home with 12x24 add on. On own lot. 614 · 986-4290 . 1970 12x60 trailer. Partly furntahed . woodburner, c . A. new nrpeting, man\ extra1. Can be moved or left , on nice term lot. t5,800 614 -992·7442 or614-992 2717 • ·- �~~~~~~~~~~~M~I~;:~~~~~~~:-----~~~~~~~~~~~ON~'o~~~r;~~~~~===::===~~;;~jj~~iiii~~·32 Homes for Sele They'll Do It Every Time 51 Household Goods Wringer washers. compacr automatic w .. her. st•ndard size w.,her, large cap1city washers. all guarant..d 30 days . We specialize. Call 614-256-1207 . USED Mobile Homes. 304ne-2711 , 66 Pets for Sale KIT 'N' t:ARL YLE '" by 81 ' Farms for Sale 119 acre firm. 2 houses. 2 berne. free 40 acres tillable ground. Rest in pastuN • wood a. 1 mila west of Rutlond off Rt. 124. 614241 -8435. g... 71 acr". Good house, barn, chicken hou ... large shed. E•c .. tent large garden, fruit well water, woods. ptlture, hayland. 1 mile weat of Lllngivilla on SR 124. 614-742-2880 before I p.m . tr"'· 35 Lots & Acreage 35 .crat at Rodney on W.T. Watton Rd. Owner flnancinQ av1illlble. Call4416-8221 1ft'e r I weekdays. Campsite Big Foot P1rk, good bolting, no money down. •60 mo. 5 mi. below OallipoHs on At. 7 to Raccoon Creek bridge. Follow signs. 44 46 Space for Rent Apartment' for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Aparl- Park, Route 33, North of ments Utilties partly turn .. Pomeroy. large lots., Call apartments available now. 992 -7478 . 8200 per mo. A-One Real Estates.' Carol Yeager, Realtor. Call 304-675-&10+ or 47 Wanted to Rent 304-675-7386. --------1 bedroom ·aparimenf fOr Want to rent with option to rent. Call 446 ·0390. bUy small building or house on main hwy . in Gallia Co. Furnished apt., $210, utili- Suitable for carry out. Call ties pd., 1 bdr., 920· 4th 448-8034. Ave., Gallipolis.' Call 446- 1~:;::=~====== 4418 olter 7PM . 149 For Lease Furnished apt ., 1 bdr .. $225, Utilities pd., 920 4th Ave., Gallipolit. Call 446· For Lease: Moder~ office 4416 after 7PM . building, 21 Locust St. 446-8221 . Furnished Apt. $196, utili· ties pd., 1 bdr. qear HMC, adutts . 446-4416 after 7 p.m; l---------- Umettona, Sand, Gravel. Delivered in M11on. Meigs, Gallla or pick up at Richards & Son. Coil 446-7785 . Wood shelving induttrlal, 4 ft. wide up to 108ft. tiara. 4 tiers, 5 tiers high nle cheep. Also 36" shower stall with all fawcetts . Call doyo 448-7699, eve. 4469539 . Couch & 2 chairs good condition. •360. Call 6.14245· 6078. Steam Jenny. Coli 4469333. P.llusical Instruments quality workmenthlp. 20 ':!, yra. exp. FrH ettlmetn. Call .- ,.>JI 614-387-0409 orl14-387- ~;: 0490. •' •· ,,. Painting Interior • exterkM', : :~ · ~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~;.;==~~~:;~;;~, Hay & 1-:::::::::---:------,,--- .-....... ·-· ..... 71 Autos for. Sale n VW Dasher, one oWner, •83.000 mllao. prlco 82,000. Coli 441-7003. 1977 Dodge Cherger loaded. T-top. black on block. Coii4114·Z45·5818 . 1976 MercYry Mar-.uia good condition. good loo"king car. clean.l59.300milet, $1,800. Coll448-4347. _6:::._:_1~F:_:a:::r~m:..:__:E:::q:u:i:p::_:m::_:e::n::_:t:_ 67. Ford 600 SE. good ohope. 72' Chevrolet 30 SE good. 830' Case tra~or good cond. Call 614-388 • 9333 aher &PM . 1974 Audi Fox exc. geo · mileage. runa very wen. CaM l-;4::;4~8:;;-4~:3~1:-:1~.-;--::;-:-----:-: 1980 Ford Pinto, auto e2.698 . 1979 Plymo~th Arrow auto, t2.39&. 1979 Ford Fiest• 4 spd t1,4911. AU good buy1. John;• Auto Sales, 448-47B2. GoiUpolls, "Oh , Open ovo'o, AKC Mlnature Schaun1ner, AP.ARTMENTS (EQUAL HOUSING OP~ORTUNITY) 1 - - - - - - - - - & mos. old. female. all shotl and wormed, 812& . Call one bedroom renl starts at 446-4472 . SWAIN $1&7 per month, two bed· room starts at •193. Dep- AUCTION & FURNITURE osit 8200 (no petal near 62 Olive St .. . Gallipolis. 6 Blackberriea for sale. 266- J I VI 0 E N , S FA R I'll Spring Valley Ci,-,ema . Call piece wood liviniJ room suite 1997. EQUIPMENT 1979 Ford Folrmonl, 4dr., 6 448-1676 446 - 2746 or leiavlli with 6 inch flat arms 8399, Long tractors. VermHr cyl., stationwagon, auto.. bunk beds corriplete with Moving . Some furniture • mesaage . bunkies •199, 2 piece an- lots of odds & endt. Make round billers. rake-tedders, PS. PB, real aharp, •3.195. 4 rm1 • bath. located 733 Small furnithed efficiency· tron llvingroom sui~es • 1 99, offer for entire am(lunt July & mower1 . Complete line John's Auto Sales. 448· 4782, Golllpolis. Oh. 0 Third Ava., 0111ipolis . • 1 56 apartment for one profes- antron recliners $99. other 29 • 30. Call for instruc- of bole hlndling & feeding eva•t. acceuories. Tobacco & mo .. e66 deposit. Coli 446- sional type gentleman only, recliners 8 80. maple dinette tions, 814-266-6244. corn aprayer~. wagons. C 3870 or 446-1340 . central air. Call 446-0338 . sets 8179, love seatt . amaro for .In forma" hide -a - bed t260 , box Firewood. 1 cord. $26. you rotary tillers, rotary cutten 1977 blades, Gat_ea cultivator, lion call 446·4802. Llrge houM with porch. Furnished efficiency $14&. 1pringa 6 mattreiS twin or haul. Cell 446-1452, plowt. disc, poat driven, ideal tor lerge family, •100 utilities pd. Also furnished 1 full $100 lit regular-firm headgatea, plaatic tanka. 1978 Datsun VJ Ton with mo. A-One Real btatn, bdr. t225, utilities pd. 607 8120, map" dinene chain New Oak Furniture. tables, woodbumers. And see us shell, runs good. looka fair . Carol Yeager. Realtor. Call 2nd. Gallipolis . 446-441 6 S3&. wash atanda t34, chairs, cupboards, pie ufe. 7 maple rockers •&9. 7 piece dry sinks. Paul Conkels for a complete line of parts I-::3-:: 304-875-5104 or 304-675- attar 7 p.m. =9-::-2- 7=1_5_.-:---"CCC-Antiques. Tuppers Plains. chrome dinette set • 149, 6 &: service! 7386 . USED EQUIP 1976 Capricoo II. All n 2 new unfurn . 2 bedr. a;ta. piece dinette set •aa. used IH Hydro 70, Ford 3000, tires. exhaust, front brakea. Condomlnum- 2 bedroom, 2 819 Second AVe .• Gallipo· bedroom suites. refirgera- Oddeny TV Computer Ford JubiiH, Massey 315 , Call •46-8174 ftle's & bath, completely furnished. lis. C-A. g~rage. $250- tors. ranges. chest. dre ..ers, with 8 cartridges. wringer waahert, TV' 1 , 1318. Will ..n for OcHn front. daily maid 1276. Coil 446-2158. MatHy 66 w-loader, Far· l-"-"_ek_on_d_•_ · -----dryeret. • thoea. Cell 446- 614-992-7360. mall C, New Holland round ter~lce, three pools, tennis baler, gravity wagons. NH 1973 Monte Carlo, 216 courtl. plut 24 hr. security Complet81u furn . allelec., 2 3169. Old fashioned dining suite grinder mixer. cornpicker, 2 North Park Drive, Point guard. Myrtle Beach. SC. bdr. opt . 458'h 2nd. AVo .. Phone oltor5PM. 446-3426 Gallipolis. Adultt only, rei. GOOD USED APPLIANCES tobjo with 5 choirs and & 3 bottom plows, poster Pleaunt. . or 814-367-0480. $226 plus deposit only. Call ·washers. dryers. refrigera· hutch . Call614·742-2406 . auger. 1977 Ford LTD, .air condi10rt, ranges . Skagga Ap· We buy uaed Equipment. 446-2236 or 446 - ~681, tion. power ..Hring. power pliances. Upper River Rd., 2 Ethan Allen wingback Two bdr. houH in city, lull beside Stone Crelt Motel. ch1irs. Upholstered in aolid 2 row pull type M & M corn brakes, tih wheel, AM·FM b11ement. carpeted, fur· Unfurn . apartment, 1 at tape , cruise control. desert rose material. •a so. pickar. 614-742-2455. nance, edutta, no petl. Call floor, 4 r. & bath with yard. 446· 7398. 83,000. Soli or Trade, 304or best offer. 814-992 centrally, located, adults 441-0968. 675-4181. ~AYNE'S FURNITURE 2478. 6 row John Deere pull type only, no pett, ref. 8t sec. corn plantar . 614 -742 -· 5 r. houae10 Edgemont Dr. , deposit, require. Carl' 446- Sofa, chair, rocker, oHo· 1982 Chevatte Scooter. 4 man, 3 tables, (extra heavy Lady's bike, 216 North Park 2466. 2 bdr. &. bath. recently 0444, speed. 4 cylinder, "'celleftt by Frontier). •e86. Sofa, Drive, Point Pleasant. pai(lted, new carpet in LR &. condition. t4,300.00. 304· 30 hp. tractor. Mititkiah 937-2686. DR, gat heat. C1ll 446- Kanauga. Nice 2 BR with chair and loveseat, &!75. . carpet, stove & Refrigerator. Sofas and chairs priced from Add on wood fumace with Blsion 1982. 814 -742 1370. 1ft11 II. t286. to t895. Tables. 846 c. o il to heat water. alao can 2456 . Wether • Dryer hook-up. 3 .bdr.. 2 beth, double $195 plus electric & gas . and up to $125. · Hide-a- be u11d by itlelf. New l- - - - - - - - - - 1978 LTD II Ford, 17.000 garage, stove & refrig. Han- Coli 446-2927 or 1-304- beds,8440 . and up to $400.00; Also a Kenmore 6741nternational. Row crop miles, excanent condition. 8626 ., Recliners, 8175. to 40 Pint Dehumidifier like tractor. 62 h.p., like new, .1700, 304-171-4524. nan Trace School District. 273-9746. $360 .. Lamps from •28. to new, '125. C1ll after 7 400 hr. 614-742-2047. Option Jluy available, 8 350 1971 Buicll, tOGd sh-. por mo. Cell 446-8080 ot Modern 1 BR apt . Close to t76. 6 pc. dinettes from p.m., 304· 882· 2847. HOO. 304-176-1402. 899 ., to e435 . 7 pc ., e189. 1 ' 1963 Ferguoon TO 20 tractown. Call 446-2065 after 448-7044. and up. WoOd tabla wilh six Ceramic molds. 17"x22" tor. All new, equipment 6. chain •425. to $7.45. Desk Kiln, 13" kiln, some glazes included . 83000. 814· 949· 19n Ford Granada 3 rOoms 1nd bath. 1lA mile Phone onytim<l, 304·875· 8110 up to 8226. Hutchet, reduced 16 percent; til 2749. · • we~t 181 of Darwin . 814- , 1 bed room Apt. $196. mo . including utilities. Equal 8660. and up , maple or pine greenware reduced, phone - - - - - , - - - - - 1208 or 304-458-1727. 992-111130, . NEW & UHd Harvettore housing opportunity. Con· finish. Bunk bed complete 304·67&-2562 . 3 bedroom house. 3311 tact Village Manor Apts. with mattrettal, •2&0. and - : : - - - : - - - - - - - - Structures. Automated II· 1982 Com oro H.~oo. up to 8395. Baby bedt, Sam Somerville' s Army Ca· vettock feeding-computer 27,000 miles, 304-882Franldin Ava. No pets. Dep- 614-992-7787: $110. Manra1111 or box mouflaged Clolhing, east feeders . Call collect 614- 2461 . oait and reference required . springs, full or twin. $68 .. Ravenswood, 7 miles. 14 686-2260 . John L. Bett1 . Furnished one &. two bed304-071-1187. 1977 Ford LTD. air condi· room apt . Middleport, firm, 868 . and $78. Queen oz. denim pantt. 810, open sets, $196. 4 dr. chests, Friday, .Saturday, Sunday. tion, power steering, power 2 · bedrooml. unlurni•hed, adults. no pets. Advance Livestock brokoo, tilt wheel. AM-FM Cam' Conley, •126 par rent plua $100. security . 842.6 dr. chesto, e54. Bed 1:00-7 :30. (Closed for re- 63 frames. 820 .and e26., 10 pairs, Aug . 12· 281 . tape, cruise control . month. 30•-675 -1371 or 614-992-3874. gun Gun cabinets. $360., 1 -'------=-----=--63,000. Sell or Trllde, 3040711-3812. 876-4181. 1 • 2 bedroom furnished dlnettechain •20.end $2&. Garage Door. 10'x7', two Above a.v araga single family opts. 614-992-5434, 992· Oaa or electric ranges. •32& 20 inch bicyc:let, Honda 10 head of white face up to •376. Baby matreases, 7&C C motorcycle, 304· breeding haifera. 4 breeding 1982 Buick LISitbre, c...._ dwelling. 8 rooms, 2 baths. 5914 or 304-882-2566. t2& & $36, bid frames $20, 675-6674 . Polled Hereford buDs, 10 control, air COftdition, power b11ement. corner of 8th • V)ond. Phone 304-876 - 1 .,.bedroom Apt. 1 child 82&.••ao.kingfram•·•&o. l:;;:;;;=:::;=:::;=: Polled Hereford heifers. Call 1teering anll bnllas, tow 114-268-6&34. mileage, excellent condlaccepted. No peta, drunks. Good telection of bedroom 1831 . tion, U,OOO . 304-812· or dope. At. 7 . Cha1hire. suitos, cedar chests, 55 Building Supplies rockers. metll cabinets, TWo · Ragi•tered quarter 2920. 367-0611. swivel rockers. horae mares. Both have been Mobile Homes Building materiels 4H'd •aso each. Call 814- 1971 Chrysler Newport, Apartments . 304 -876 - Used Fumiture -- bookcase, for Rent fang11, chairs, din nett set, block, brick. sewer pipes, 388·8270. custom, po...., lt..,lng and 5648 . wood table and chair~. dry- windows. llntelt, etc. brakea. automatic trtnsmla,. COWBOY SHOP, New slon. air condition. tilt APARTMENTS, mobile ers, refrigerators end TV'•· 3 Claude Winlart, Rio Granda, Tjailer tor ram or ule In homes. houses. Pt. Pleasant miles out Buloville Rd . OP<In Q, Callt14-241-5121. Ho•ren, WV, 304-882-2350. whelll, AM · FM otoreo tope Mercerville, Oh. • 200 mo. and Gallipolis . 614•446 · 9am to 6pm. Mon. thru Fri., Now ~n atock: Cattle haltera end radio. almolt new tirea. pluo d-slt. Coli 614-266- 8221 . Sam to Spm, Sat. sho~sttbks, supplies. acces: good condition. *400· 304tU& or 114-256-1606. 446 -0322 56 Pets for Sale oorloa. shoop hollero, 6711-1349. blank~ts, all horsa tuppliea . ONE bedroom apartment. 3' bdr. lrailar lor rent . Call 402'h 24th . St. Pt. Pleasant. 2300 BTU air cond . •195 , 1--'--------1987 Dodge ChergO<. Rore <Mt-1062 . 1400 BTU air cond. e175, HILLCREST KENNEL _ M.llk goats, doe kids. RHIIy collecton cor. Modified phone. 1-614-992-5858 . Harvest gold Pencreat refrig , fine Alpines, dairy recorda, 318. Origlnallnterior. ExcelMobile home space on Rt. 7. ONE bedroom apartment, frost free t22&. coppertone Boarding all breeds. Selling 304-4&&-1763. lent par11. 114-992:-lllt. Happy Jock Oog Food . AKC' 1::--:--------tillli por mo. Call 446-4736 8226 month, all utilltiet Whirlpool refrig. t2&0. 1 yr. Dobarmans : Stud Service. p I . or 446-4265 . warranty on compresaor, Call 441 _7796 . a amino gelding, trail 1978 Pinto. New tlrea. paid, 304-675-2696 . 30' oloctrlc rongo a v o c a d o ' - - - - - - - - - - horse, 304-468-1763. hitch beck. 814-181-3141 . I:Z x tO 2 bedroom mobile TWIN RIVERS TOWER . •126. 30' •96, electric home lor rent . Approx. 5 Apanments now available to grHn range coppertone Y.r (o · 1972 Olds Cutl111 lu· mil" from Middleport or elderly &. disabled with an bed maple t60, Meytog , promo. e475 . Call 141· p'pmO<Oy. 892-6868. income of less than wringer wuhor •12 5 . r~;-:;T:-;:-;>'lw-~~V.,..:-::::---w:::l:::lh:_:M:a::Jo::r_H:.:::oo:p::;:le _2_&_44_ . ------1 $12,300. Renting for 30 Skaggs .Appliancea, 441Mobile home in Racine. percent of adjusted income- 7398. Upper River Rd, 1918 Dlds 88 . hcellont ,.veta lot. Adult& only. No . Phone 304-675-8679. Gellipolla. . mech1nic111y. body 1nd Intepotl. 814-949·2263. rior excellent. Runallken.w. •.690. 614-991-15420. SMALL furnlahed apart · Used Furniture: sofa, swivel 2 IMdroom. Roush lane. ment, adults, no pets, refer - rocker. rocker recliner. re· Cheahire. 1 or 2 children, ences, 304-876- 1~86 . frigerator with Ice maker, nice yard . 1-304-77372 TNCkl for Sale el~ctric rtnge. Corbin 6 5882 . Wedge Apartments, no Snyder Furniture, 966 Se· 1979 Dodge C-1 00 I'> ton children, no pets. 304·876- cond Ave.. Gallipolis. Call 2 bedroom lurnithed with 2072. 446·1171 , PU ohort bed. V-8, euto. P8, 1ir cond., clean. New Haven, PI, reel nice, U.lll . W.VA . 304-882-2410. 2 bedroom apartment in John"• Auto · 448· 4782, Gallipolis, Oh. D Henderson, WV .. •1&0.00 . 12xl0 mobile home In Syra- por month, 304-675-1912. ave's. cute. 2 bedrooms. 614992-5587 or 814-992- Apartment for rent. ldultt 1973 Dodge 14 T compor 5732 . opodlll, with I ft. comp• only , 304-675-3000 boforo tleeps 4 , goed cond .• 6:30p.m . or after 9:30 1.m,. · 1 2x60 mobile honwln Syraet,&OO. con 1114-381· cuN . 2 bedroomt. 614· 8509. 892-1187 or 614 -9925732. Now 1983 White Hwlng 1978 Luv pick-up, 88.000 machine •aa, tru •m. 1lg mlleo, runs grut. tiOO. Coli For rent Sleeping Roome Two bedroom. unfurnithed, zeg and much more. Reg. 911-4348. Comp Conley. t180 per ond light houoe keoplng prlc,o f318.95. DfmoltratO< roomp. Park Centrtl Hotel. month. 304-1176· 1371 or price t88. Col collect 1141 IIIII Chevy Truck, stondllrd Call 441-0788. 178-3812. 381-41311. Freo delivery. lltltt. 304-175-1781 , •10. .I a•• ••oo. -'2 t-·=========:.t======:;==~ -;;~~;;~i;;;;;;==;,;: • ""' '"' Aluminum aiding. guttert, ~ ltOrm doort' & windows, .1 t m set. Marimba Roger's & Alto Su. Coli 614-387- --::-:--=---~---- ••;. Marc:Um Roofing & Spout- : ing. 30 yeara experience • .._ ~ opeclollalng in built up roof. Colll14·388-9817. ' 1970 Chevrolet Capric., axe. cond. C1ll attar 6:30 e""'s, 814 -211-8170. Martin Acouallc guitar . Heavy duty c11e, SuperiCH' Condition. 614-448-7221 . _.; :• H • S HOff\elmprovementl. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. ' 1979 .loop CJ-1. 8 eyl, kept. 1 ow~er. oiOiy 32.000 mi. CoM 448-1444. 1878 Jeep CJ II. Block with brown tep, 304 V8. G condition. •3400. 843· 6472 . 1987 Ford"Von. HHvy ditty. New btttary. muffler. low mil..ge. t300.' or belt offer. 81 4 -HZ-1478. 74 wallpaper hanging . lnaurH, "',."' ~ Frw eltlrutn. 114-149· •;·~, 2186. ··~: ' ....... . HI p,.,,ure Cleaning. Alum- :;~; inum 1iding, mobile ho,.-.H, ' .. ;'~I wood, brick. aandatone :.~rr building 1nd hom•. Alto .. "':, heavy equipment. Fully In· ' surlld. Free e1timata1. 814- :. 948-2881. - - - - - ··· GENE'S CARPET CLEAN- , ~ 11.,8,'-;o;E,F,o,ll, lNG SERVICE . flecom - < mended for profe ..ional ·' -~ •t••"' cleaning. Scotch l Guard·FrH e..imatu. Call I Gene It 114-992-1309. • J--IJI.I--J. RON'S Talovloion Service. • Specillliring in Zenith a'nd ., ; Motorola , Quazar, and · • houH callo. Call 1178-2398 or 448-2454. F I K Tree Trimming, atump romovol. Coli 675-1331 . 1974 Hondo 310. 7 ,400 octuol mlloo. •100. Coli 1114-311-9755. AINGL~'S SE-RVICE •'._ ~ ;J Seers olumlnum boet. 9 .1 EvennHtt motor • tilttrellw. Coli 114-388-8711 , oxporienced roofing, Including hot tar lppllclltion, carpen· " ter, alectrlcian. mason. Clll 1 304-171-2088 or 871· · ' 4tli&O. '" : 1978 Hondo H-k 400. only 15.000 mi .• very good con d. 1874 Honde 380. Coli 448-4381 . Water W_.la. Commaraial 1" ' : and Domntlc. T elt holM. , ' Pump• Salea and Service. 1 ' 304-895-3802. ' 1981 Hondo ·XR 200. A-1 Cond. Motorcycle trahr. axe. cOftd. Coli 814·241· 5294. 1980 ltiWIIilkl 440 LTD. Uke new. ,1 11,100. 1971 Kowuald KE175 Like •100. 814-912-2121 or 304-773-6805. - - - - - - - - - - t'" ANNIE ··*'5 5TILL NOT WEL-L, I .. FAMILIAII WITH THE Ell.. SURE AAEfl! I'LL &ET 'rtJIJ DIDN'T OOT LOST. ()111N'T. YOU.IJEAR'?~ KNOW l'ii1ERE I !1!\5. Get your carpet in thlp ~ ..,ape. Wotorromovai,FREE ·; ESTIMATES. FURNITURE , CLEANING . CAPTAIN , STEAMER 114·441·2107. • ' E 6 R Tree Servlcoo. fully inaured, free estimates . Pllone 814-387-0138, coli after 5. · . .. ' ,.,• .. CARTER 'S PLUMBING . ,• AND HEATING · Cor. Fourth and Pine :•~ Trt- Haul Chrytter Sport Phone 448-3888 or 448- · • ,"' Fury. 18 h .. 88 ' - • motor. 4477 251·8282. JIM'S PLUMBING 6 HEAT1 8' float boot with 30 h.~ ING . Fomerly Dewitt's Joh.._... motor. 17' c,.... Plumbing. C.. 814-367. tllne 711 h.p. outboeod 0178, ' Evlnru4o. 614-912-9917 or 992-8217, I 83 Excavating ....._ 7-..M · GASOLINE ALLEY . Come out with yo1.1 r ......... •' 78 han~ ~pi Auto '"•rts DOZER WORK By Ted H1nna, ponda, ditch... basements, etc. Call 441· Ports off 1971 ford LTD. 4907. Corter 6 Evono Alao DobermtA pupt. CIIH _T_re_n_•;.poo_rt_ot_lon_._ _ _ _ , 814·247-4734. ,lo.Unn _ Ie a E.ccavatlng. VVMG• • Accenories j 1< ·«. 3&0 Qenerel Motor• *tgiee Do1er, beckhoe. dumptruck . ond -omlooion. A -. WO<k loJy hour or job. Coil 8t.ooe mlloo. •110. 114- _44_8-_7_9_0_3._ _ _ _ _ _ ·~ _ 1 992-2478. Cat 214 hoe. dozer•. crane, ·-.~· 4 Ch lot 4 1 t• loadert, dump truck. C1ll · ' Inch n..::~,.:. 614-446-1142 between : 304·882· 2887 or 812· 7:00AM lo 5:00PM . ,, 2822. - - - - - - - .• Dozer wOf'k, ground clean- : ; ing & excavating. •2& hour. ' ( Call 441-8138. .: :.::;:,,•w;h '' l ' 78 .J.A.A. Conatructlon Co . ro~j' WUer Llnat, Footere , ~ Drolno. An kin do of Dhctolng. Rutlon~. Oh . . 814-742- ': 1 2903. ' 1 Camping !q~lpment ., To-; ohon load C""": lnsulatH, pan._, ttuW. Meigs Excavating . Bulldozer ... _·,' wlndowl. sliding window, & bockhoo sorvlco. Bu• ' rotko.- more. f100 . Coli ments, footers, llndacaplng, ~ ,.;_ 814-JH-8900. drlvewayt, farm ponda. ''. I 614· 742-2407or814-742- , ! 1978 Tlton moot• homo, 21 2018. ~l ft . lofttt, double I'Mf, CNIM coniNI, tilt AM-FM C.t 21 II Hoe, do1era. crane, ,.,..~ storee .t - . 7,100 m"-. loaders, dump truck. 61 4like - · 304-773-11174. 4411 ·1142 bet-n 7 o.m, - , Will tlltrie late model Mr e~t to 6 p.m. ): trade. w-. BARNEY WHAR IN THUNDER IS PAW'S OTHER .. eon.,.,. •' •• ••• ,. 1817 vw pop .... 84 Electrical top, good c;on<lltion. 1173 & Refrigeration ontJino, • 1201. 304-8783881 , 2910 Sprueei-----------------" A-.Polnt _ _ ' SEWING Machine repairs, ~· Slide-In comper, f378, far oorvlco. Authorized ling• •• lon1 ..._. mini tn~ck. toed Sal" • Service Sharpen· •,. condh:on, call 304-876- Scia11ort . Fabric Shop , l'omeroy. 992-2214 . 3489. . o' . ' 79 Motors Home• • Cempen 1973 31Ft. C.noord trawl trailer, fully fumi.r-ect. •••· cond, f3.800. Call 114381-1747. E-. SOCK? :·,. ,. •' General Hauling ... :: ... 86 I PEANUTS Netd tomething hauled away or aomathina moved? W.'l.l do H. Cllll 441· 31 19 --: 1 • t betwHn 9 and &. 28 ft. Argooy - lentOOIIdhlon,monye..,.·s. ' Don't mla ....,. thla - - JIM8 WATER SERVICE. ~· : 8y owner. 1 -114·441· · Cell Jim Lonlor, 304-1780714. 7397. ., ,· ALL THE 80'15 AROUND .HERE AAE SO DUM8! 1 JOE I'D L-IKE TO MEET SOMEONE I COULD PERFECT! 1 1988 Chevy 31 Pll-8"' bus. Would make nice churchtruaor-_.,. 114-741·2458: 1 11'1 pe,•Mp Apeelll oem,., In · - oh•toet52t. Call 1111-4MI. 87 Upholttery I·,,'• "KI06~ t K; 3 +A K 10 4 WEST +QH 3 • J 10 9 7 SOUTII K 10 6 2 + "QJ4J tQ6 2 H.E.A.T.' 12:00 (]) MOVIE: ' lluclwa' [ \ +75 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North W e~l North East South Pass 1+ 2• Pass Pass 1• Pass Pa~~:s Opening lead : tJ By Oowald Jacoby and JameB Jacoby .. ' particular response. If South responds one spade, partner will rebid one no-trump and play It there. We aren't going to go into all the ramifications of play at that eontract -except to slate that North will make six or seven tricks. After the one-heart response, South will play in two hearts. A very bad player may find a way to ao down. Any ordinary player will make his contract, and someone might actually find a way to make an overtrick . In any event, the one-heart responders come out significantly better. What would happen if North held lour spades and two hearts? The spade-suit fit would be lound since North would rebid one spade, not one no-trump. The only way any four-four mlljor suit fit won't be found is if the one· heart response is passed by . , Note that there Is an Important corollary to this principle. If you always , l type unanimi~y respond one heart with four among experts lhat when you hold two 4-ca'rd major suits, you should respond one heart rather than one spade to partner's minor-suit openv ing . cards in each major, then a There ls near response of one spade over a minor followed by a second response of two hearts shows five spades. . ""' "' ' ., ' '. .t. . ., " ,' ' "· J ,, . ', ... ' ,. ' "• (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 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Coli 114-387-7471 ~ or 814·3•7-0191 , .. ,• · -MOSQUE - oomonow) Voslardoy'sl J'""bjos: MINOR WAFER ABSORB . Anawer: What briefs are usually "woven" from"FIBERS" hero voice• a desire to marry T errl. (R) [Cioied Captioned] II (() Ill MOVIE: 'A Prlvote Battle' Cll Ufellno 'Or . James H. Duke .' Duke tries to 11ve an auto eccident victim and · goea to court to get permis· slon tor a blood tranafusion for two Jehovah Wltnetaes . (60 min.! tiD Millie of Done• 'Tho Ebb and the Flow.' Oame Margot Fonteyn eM.ploras the origin of Auaelan dancers coming to the West to make their names. IRI (60 min.) 9:30 (J) D tD 9 to 15 Judy, Doralee and Violet refu&e to cooperate with Roz who's aubsthuting for Mr. Hon. !RI 10:00 • (I)(!) St. EIHwhere Or, weatphall decide• 10 eva· cuete patient• from a ward where a myateriQUI dlaeau hal been found . !AI (60 min.! (]) MOVIE: 'Clot People' (]) MOVIE: 'Hunloene' (I) Wlllfd SpartonJen Thlo ohow hooted by Cun Gowdy feotures Brltloh Cliff ClimbIng and MOtorleaa Aircreh Soaring with guests Henry Barber and Susan Oliver. (60 min.) (J) DID H•rt to Hlrl Jona· than diacovera that Jennifer it working with an actor who Ia plotting to kill her. IRI (60 min.) )Ciooed Coptloned) (() Firing Une • '• f>E~MITTEC'. Prlnl11111werhw: "( menta presents 'Upsets and Underdogs, Hotdogs and Herooa.' (60 min.) Cll D ID One-Hell Hour Comedy Hour llJ Cll ® On tho Rood w/ Kuroll (J) (jJ) Nove 'City of Crrel.' One of the wprld's moat fascinating ond color1ul ecoayatema, a coral reef, is axeminod. (R) (60 min .! [Closed Captioned) D MOVIE: 'Hud' 8 :30 (() D ID J08nlo l.oveo Chaehl Annette's new husband ~to~be makes a pass at Joanie at the wed· ding rehearoaL (R) [Closed Captioned} , D Cll ®Our Tlmel w/ Bill Moyera 9 :00 D (J) (!) Remington StHie Remington and laura lnvettigate threats of aebo* tege against a TV news team. IRI (60 min,) Cll 700 Club Todoy'o program faaturaa new apiritual... ity in America plus a recovered paranoid schizophrenic . (I) 2nd Annual Legendary Pocket Blllllrdo Stero This ahow presents the Final Match feoturing Willie Mosconi va . luther laaaher. (60 min .) · Cll D tD Three'• CompMy A 'f !V!R'I"I!IOP'I' WAS IN DI!:5T 5UT IT'\5 goNdby ... _ """""' ... - _ - _ 10 1o1m ... lurprllo - · .. - menta Nfl' a Greatest Mo· ' Boats and Motors for Sale kCHEWENI )' I I (()I Spy . (I) NFL't Groateot Mo- I 1810 XL 100. ••oo. 304- SEAMLESS GUTTERS. Ono place custom fit your home. 675-3855. Guaranteed. Advanced Out· ~ •,1 1981 Kowoookl KX 121,< tor, (DIY 814-1192-4018,) <·~ · ·~ excellent condttfon. muat (night 814-198-8205 .) sen. noo. 304·182-2et7 Roofing and Carpentry ;: or 882-2822 . wort. oen•r•l repairs. call , 1979 Hondo IIOOCX Cu• Anthony Wllllllmoon~ 114- . ~. ' -, tom Cycllo, fu" f-11- Exool· 317-0194. ' lent COJ'dltion. No r..aona· I ble 'Offer refutellll, 82 Plumbing 304-488-1763. & Heating .,.•. 75 I I I ) 1 ·.• ,V '• Motorcycles ·~-- 8;00 • (I) Cll • Cll ® • (jJ Nowo ]) Mo\'IE: 'VIctorl' llJ MOVIE; 'Hollo of Nlontezume' 11J Tic Toe Dough (() I DNim of Junnlll (!) Nowo/Spom/Woathlr Cll Reeding Relnbow tiD Studio Soo D Wild. Wild Wnt 8 :30 D (I) (I) NBC Nowo (I)LoveThet(1) Fethor Knowo Beot (() D ClJ ABC Nowo D Cll ® C8S. Newo (I) Dr. Who tiD Over Euy Douglas Fairbanks .Jr talks about his 1!3ngthy movie career and his new ~fe in thft diplomatic service for the U.S . [Closed Captioned! 7 :00 D (J) PM M-Ine (J) Burna 6 Allen (I) ESPN'o Sportoforum (() 0-n .A croa Cll Entertainment Tonight (!) Chlrflo'• Angelo D Cll Tic Toe Dough Cll tiD MocNeii-Loh,.. Report ()II Nowo D (jJ People' • Court 8tarTrek 7 :30 Cll Ue Detector (() Doble GUllo (I) EBPN SportoCentOf Cll Mejor Loegue Boooboll: Atllnteot N- Yorlt Meta Cll D Cll Femlly Feud Cll Buelneu Report ®You Atked For It tiD lnolde BuolnD (jJ Enterulnment ToniJiht 8:00 D (]) (I) A Team Tho A Team is hired by a cop who auspecta that membere of the SWAT team era out to kill him . (R)(60 mln.l (J) MOVIE: 'Thelngloriouo Boaterda' (J) MOVIE: "Evil Under the Sun' .. v I 0 I I t EVENING .;!, e.w:terior, plumbina. roofing, ~ ~ IOfM remodeling . 20 yn. ~ t; Gemainhardt flute & Bundy trombone. both exc. condition . Call -256-6707. 7378 . 9 AM-Noon . 7(28/83 PAINTING - intO<Ior, ond oxp . Coli I 1 4 -381·9el2. We 're an In the ea~ boat these daya TUESDAY STUCCO PLASTERING - -~ ceiling• commer- •*-" dal ind reaidentilll. fJM ~ e.timatea. Call 114-2158- "' 1182. .-:. MIXED hoy, 304-6'76Four AKC 11 ver miniature 22&4. poodles. -304·882-3672. 1--~~----67 ,.'4;• tt~~:turH Whirlpool 10,000 BTU 3 mo. old black Reglttered Casement air conditioner, Toy Poodle. f160. · Call excellent condition. $225. 614-388-9305. Coil 446-7695. Siamese kittens. Call 448· Dining Room table w/ 4 423() . chairs. Wurlitz:er Funmaker IA:iu::-~;;;;;;;;:---;;.;;;; organ . Hospital bed. like A,K. c . go ldon new. Depression Glail . Call retriever puppies. Shots, 614·367·7169 . wormed, tnult sell. Price negotiable. Call 814-742Wood burner, S 200 . Call 2957 or 614-742· 2143. 614-367-7637. Registered German Shepherd pupt. BetwHn & • 8 weeks old. 614·986·3849. 64 Misc . Merchandise Porty Poodloa. AKC, 6 weeks old, male and female, 8126. Phone 304-675 - 33 Television Viewing . "•· Home Improvements ~; ----,-------~1 American Pit ,Bull Terriers 3 pc. plaid living room ·suite. .300 ea. a mala. born June $75. Coli 2 56-6417 . 17. Coli 614-388-8180. For sale metal culvert &Inch thru 60 inch in stock. State approved 16 gauge 12 inch $6.3& per ft .• _24 inch $10.10 por ft. 38 inc~ $15.60 per h . Alto plastic culvar1 in stock. 6 inch thru 18 inch . 8 inch t1.80perft .. 12 inch •3.60 per ft . Ron Evans Enterprises. 4 mi. South of Jackaon on &T. RT. 93, 814-288-5930. Ohio ·-' ~arry Wrlglll DRAGONWYNO CATTERY - KENNEL. AKC Chow pup· pia~. CFA Himalayan, Per· tian· and Siamese kitten,, Coli 441-3844 alter 4PM . Garman Short haired pointer 2749. pupa with excellent dlgree for hunting or • o . 304882-358, . 1983 of DZA GAHRDZ QTFROK ZF K XV · X GJ · ,• ISHMA. Q -AJ KFSHUZ : Yesterday'• Cryptaqaote: ANY MAN ' WITH AMBITION,' INTIOORITY-A)IID'I'EN MIWON DOlLARS-CAN START,A ; 1 NEWSPAPER.-HENRYMORGAN ' • ' �-- -· -·--Po~eroy l'age-10-The Daily Sentinel ( Ravenswood·man .drowning victim Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, July 26, 1983 • Development project needs total SUpport ... ___I_Co_nt_in_ued_tro_m_pa_ge_II_ _ give residents the incen Uve to roll up their sleeves and go to work In ' seeling the area. · "Bepre~ed. Youmusttakethe Jeff Fitzwater, 21, Utah Road. The department of Meigs Sheriff initiative ·look for prospects on Ravenswood, W. Va., became James J. Proffitt was notified and own," Clapsaddle remarked. your Meigs County's first drowning the department notified the Meigs He urged that there be communfatality of the summer Monday Emergency Medical Service which committrrien. ~ven t6 the point of ity night. at 8: 36 p.m. dispatched Pomeroy, ildir.,: which might be financing a bu Mr. Fi!.iwater was swimming at Mason, Racine and Syracuse emer· needed by i~ J , :r; . He also Crystal Lake, located in gravel pits gency units to the scene. At 11: 30 stressed that l<>aders "save what p.m. divers from Mason and .on County Road 28at Route338near you have" in U\e way of industry anc! Appl~ Grove, about 7:35 p.in. Jackson Counties, W. Va., .joined In to work with existing business. · Monday when he became exhausted the search and recovered the body "Roll up your sleeves and market ·· and went under the water. Two all: 05 a.m. Tuesday morning. friends, also of Ravenswood, swimThe Straight-Tucker Funeral your area," he co~uded. Gahris complimente!l Yvonne ming with Fitzwater attempted to Home at Ravenswood is In charge of Scally .on the "fine job" she and her rescue him but were una b!e to do so. arrangements. partner, Paul Dailey, have done in renovating the LaSalle Restaurant which hosted last night's affair. He pointed out tha~~·o Power Three calls for assistance were residence, Pomeroy, for James has strong financial int rests In answered by the Meigs County Weyersmlller who was taken to the Meigs County through uthern Emergency Medical Service Holzer Medical Center. At 8:36p.m. Ohio Coal Co., other po er operaMonday. the EMS diSpatched four units, tions and the pay roll of em loyees in Racine, Syracuse, Pomeroy, and At 9:44 p.m. the Pomeroy unit addition to the property it owns and went to th~ Pomeroy Health Care Mason to the drowning scene of Jeff , pays taxes on. Center to transport Hattie Roush to Fitzwater, 21, Ravenswood, W. Va. GahriS urged leaders to work on a Veterans Memorial Hospital, and at at Crystal Lake. The units were on · retention and expansion plan 11:54 p.m. to the Spring Ave. the scene for over five hours. working with existing employers who have a good chance of (Continued from page 1! expanding. sites as they become available. keepthemapsupdatedwillbeready Marriage licenses Regarding the property transfer in 198-1. system and tax maps update, Charles Blakeslee gave the finanKevin Thomas Quinn, 33, PittsRoberts reported that workers are cial report and presented bills for the burgh, Pa., ~d Kimberly Sue now completing Pomeroy, the last Commission's approval. Thereon Jones, 25, Pomeroy. village. He said that a system to Johnson, president, conducted the Daniel Edward Smith, 25, Parmeeting. kersburg, W. Va. and Rebecca . Leigh Crow, 21, Racine. Thomas Lee King, 19, Middleport, ~ and Norma Jean Capehart, 17, Milford Frederick, Racine, was who hadstoppedbeh!nd Qulvey. The Pomeroy. cited for assured clear dl$tance Frederick vehicle failed to stop and following an accident Monday on struck the Perkins vehicle pushing it East Main Street at the Intersection Into the Qulvey car. Both the Quivey and Perkins of Plum. vehicles received moderate damPomeroy police reported James age, while the Frederick car was H. Quivey, Cook Road, Pomeroy, had stopped his car in preparation heavily damaged. There were no for turning into Plum St. when he Injuries. ' Reported to the pollee was a was struck In the rear by a car hit-skip accident on the Pomeroy driven by James Perkins, Pomeroy, parking lot. Michael A. Goegle!n Chamber to meet reported that he had his truck parked on the lot and during his Middleport Chamber of Com- absence, the left front door was hit. mercewlll meet at7: 30tonightin the The Incident remains under LaSalle Hotel. !nvestlgatton. aiJti Squads answer three calls Portland ... Driver cited after Monday auto wreck "Beware of complaints of exiSting . proper attitude toward the corn- Jones Indicated last night. Commis. mun!ty by service people who meet sion President Pavld Koblentzgav~ · businesses, " he warned. • Gahris urged that strong county the public and can either encourage the welcome. interest be developed through the ordl.scourage!ndustrythroughlheir county commissioners working responses to the publlc; the Imporclosely with township and village tance of residents knowing the officials and chambers of answers to crucial questiOns about commerce. the community; that Meigs County Ccrnmlss!oner Richard Jones does have a definite advantage In introduced Sheryl Dickey, Ohio being rural since Industry these Department of Economic Developdays Is leaning away from urban mentrepresentij.tive, whosaldsheis areas; (hatMelgsCountyhasagood from Portsmouth and opted for location because one can ·reach southern Ohio in her duties with the two-thirdsofthepeopleoftheUn!ted . development department because States within a 24-hour driving of her understanding of the prob- . period; that the iocal labor force !ems along the river. She pledged must be willing to give an employer cooperation of the department In a day's work; that Meigs County is working with communities and rich In natural resources; that the stated that the department will river and labor are Meigs County's advisecormnunltlesoftheavallabllmost important assets for Interestity of programs. Ing Industry; that the Meigs Local Jonesaiso introduced Sen. Oakley School D!sbict through Its vocaCollins, R-!ronton, Rep. Jolynn tional training must be wUJlng to Boster, D-Gallipolis, and a repre- prov1de specialized training for sentative of Buckeye Hills-H!¥'king JUDY WILLIAMS Industry If needed. w.,r. '{.)' o· !l/(~ Valley Regional Development DisAnOther similar meeting may be The Economic trict, in addition to Bill Kennedy, held in the next two or three months, Recovery Act of 1981 who Is developing an industrial park r;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;~i In Meigs County. permits everyone to Jones expressed pleasure at the put up to $2,000 a broad representation among those year into an InPlAY attending last night's meeting dividual Retirement stating that "you arethepeoplewho Account and deduct can make things happen." it from their taxable During the question and answer At The Mason income. session, opinions expressed by the Vol. Fire Dept. various speakers Included: zoningYour Auto-Owners Every Wednesday ' though unpopular, should be estabAgent can show you At 7:00 P.M. lished; the need to get most people how current high indesiring to promote Industrial "4 NUMBER BONUS" terest rates can l)e development; having everyone in"5 LUCKY BALLS" guaranteed 'for up to volved; the importance of the six years with our ex' clusive new l.R.A. program. We Honor BINGO LETS EAT AT THE MEIGS INN TONIGHT. THE FOOD IS GREAT AND REASONABLE, TOO.· OPEN FOR DINNER EVERY EVENING FROM 5 TILLS P.M.LOUNGE OPEN TILL! AM. (CLOSED -SUN.DAY) ·. . . r.:::u ROGAN ' RNER~ surance Servic-. . 992-6877 .Auto-Owners ./nsurtll'lee Life, Home, Car, BUsiness. One name says it besl. 4 Sale Price ,. • . N'EW YORK I ca,-, 96~. I I -------~·-: "sAV'£ i I EVERYTHING - -- . I I I' I 200/o-S00/ STOREWIDE Off ____________ _. . 1------------~i. CLOT,~~N,?oa!!9USE 216-e. MAIN POMeRov. oH. PH. 992-2049 I· 0 EXPIRES 7-30-83 I I 1 EutMain St. 992-3639 __________ MARGUam SHOES • 1 EBE. .ACH HARDWARE llDW. MAIN, POMEROY, 0 . 992-2811 EXPIRES 7-3043 ------------- FIXALL SPRAY PAINTS IIG. '2.2t ONLY $) 4 ' W/COUPON LIMIT 4 .".a•._•·.s.•.·s-·ao.-•M•.---m•ua•...•••••••"••~•R•DW•~~~~t.i~ Llm112 Sale Price 42~11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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