https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/75775e29d87d0fa53f9f9d7941945918.pdf b8faaa40aed65afdf62a3a7da3937761 PDF Text Text Indians ·post fourth straight victory••. Lady golf winners 4-H fair winners Page4 Pages 8-9 .- • a1 y e ·• v...n.No.n en tine c-.. Now.,..,... · 2A -o · l14...... ' 10 M - Inc. ·. Cc;r:lpll£1111.., .I Meigs, G3llia budget losers c:::=-r--fr The Saving Place• Two killed in accident PoiNT PLEASANT- Mason Coomty residents were killed and another Injured In a single-vehicle By U'l'IKCKOW accident at 12:52 a.m.today on Route 62 at West Columbia, the Mason County Sheriff's Department report Dead on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital were James Oliver 24, Route 1 Mt. Alto, and Jerome Roush, 19, Le!Brt. Injured In the accident was Gregory Stover, 23, Route 2 Letart, who was transported to PVH by Mlddleport Rescue Squad and was late!' taken to CabeU Huntington 8 " 1111811 . Melp aDd Gallla Counties will receive less local guverament fllnd mcney leX! year as a result of a provlalon In the I'I!CI!IItiY approved state biKitet lllbmlt1lld by Governor Richard Celestl!. Melp County Commlssloners were dell a flnanclal blow Tuesday w~ tilbmed'the county wU! lose $l32, 7'191n local g!Wernment funds. Dick McFarland, a representative of the County Olmmlaaloaers AaloclatkmofOhlo, reported the 1se. state budget submitted byCelestelllld l!lPnM!d by the legls)ature contained a prov1sloo eUrnlnatl!ig a tax derived lram llnaDclallnstltutlon deposits. . • McFarland explained that the total amount of'local government funds ClB1Illed by the tax comrnlssion ls$:¥hnWUoo more than In lS83 but blcaUII! ol elhlnatlon of the tax on deposits, 50 counties were certified less mcney ..t Me1p County was me of them. 'lbe flgul1! Is a 34 percent ma. · 'lbe lou will not ,only affect the county budget, but munlctpalltles alld . -.shlps as well. Municipalities 1111d ~ wlllloae30pen:entof lbelr local aovemment funds. For Instance, Syracuse Vlllage WliDoee $3.373.91. ItwU!cost the county general fund a totalof$00,1XXl. GaWaCountywU! 1a1e Sl36,00lwldle Athens County wU! Jain S%l,IIXl. ' McFarland &aid the amoonts are based on population and ass wed value. He also stataJ that local government funds are made up of threepeta:ut of ltate aales tax, state Income tax aDd state corporate !ranchlse. . Richard Jones aslced, "How did the38coun~Jesgaln?" McFarland could aat uswer, but 8!1ded, they have been fighting the Issue the last two B8lona. ''Custom LTD" llowllng lal ''W~ ~becoming Black rubber; auortecl welghli. a state governed by n..UqJOI!tan areas. They dont't c:onskle! poople In small counties" Jones oommeated. "Ally1llle having anything todowttll thissliouid~happywith themlelves, It will ~equally sad when townships find oot aboot this," Jones aald. . "II wW curtalJ services In this county, townships and mlllllclpal &U>&Widlt asWI!II. Not a damm thlngthatamesootciColumbunuprtses me." Joaee oommeated. Jones further added "'lbe local goverrment fund Is shot." DaVId Koblenl2 saki, "Townships have commitments on JlliW)i!nery and It will Jet ·to the point where they (the trustees) can't put on dust control Counties that gained by the move by the state governament were CuyaiiDp With an Increase ol $5,178,333, Franklin with an lllcreaR of .....,015, Hamnton with an Increase of $1,3&\371 to illli'DI! a fl!w. Slalll! itepre~Entattve Jolynn Bostl!r could not be~ for comment. Fnd Crow met withCOliliiilsalonm todlacussralslnJofl'lles ill' attorneys '11'1111 dlifl!nd tncllaait prisoners. He aoted that the Bar Asaoclation wU! meet ~ to dlacuss the Issue and by to ame up with a solutloD for COII~tion. Lawyers are pi'l!leiitiY pald $25 pl!l' bour. Crow allo asked for an easement for right of way oft the 8CCeiS road tuward Union Ave., to P!uperly OWill!d by Crow aDd Porter. CQmml8slollers ladlcated thl!yWI!n! In favor of l!'llllinlrthe request. FrallciiAildrews, Ottve Township Trustee, metwttll the boardrepn:IIJW theCOinmuhlty IleYelopnellt Block Grant to suney Bllle:v Rldee Hoed. m. Hospital In HuntlngiDn. Oliver and Roush Were transported to PVH by Mason Rescue Squad. Also assisting at the wreck was the Mason Fire Deparfmeo1t. Nofurtberdetallsareava'lableat this time, the sberltf' s department said, but the Incident Is stm ~ Investigation. DOUBLEFATALirY -Two~eo...&,•! lieofta ...,..,,J-OUveriU, 2t, Rt.l,Mt. Allo,andJerume were ldlled an a third ID,Iured when lbelr veblclle . Boull!, 19, Letart. 'lbe accident Is 81111 UDder Wftldied at 12:111 Lm. ~ .., Rt. a_. wes& li!velllcatloa by the Mason Coonly sberlll'a Ollmnbla.Dead..,antvalatl'lelllantVaDey"oolpMal depa!tment. Chamber leaders seek hard-working people 1 1 JIJ~TIE ~W merchants.Itwasalsolndlcated~ttllechamberwas 1 _. not very progressive. · Greg Gibbs noted the chamber should have definite vlcepresldentofthePtlmeroyCbamberctQxnmerce. goals, suggesting that the chamber get something Thlswas,BnliOUIICedbyootgotngpresldentJoeCiarkat movtngcountywideandpromotelt,notjustlnthemaln_, Tuesday sAugust110011·1uncbeonmeetlngattheMelgs district of Pomeroy. Inn. Hank Cleland commented that we don't have any Returning board of directors are Pat O'Brien, Ton) workers, adcllnJ, "We need workers not chiefs." Fred Reed, Paul Simon , Ash, and Joe Clark. New directors Crow agreed to Cleland's comment. Cleland further are P11ul Barnett, Paul Gerard. Jbn Frecker. John added that things are discussed during the meeting, SululsaacofBuckeyeHIIIIHocldilgValleyR.eglonaiileYelopnwtal.lo Anderson and Bnlce Teafon!. , put nothing develops after' the meeting. He cited Jeff l1ll!t wllll tbe board concerniiW eoonomlc de\elopaneiut strall'gies. Ash, who presided, liitroducedTom EwlnJ of Tum ~ Hilleary as doing son.ethlng progressive by producing Slie .-1 that S1i1co! this II theYNi'for ii!Wi'llinlrtbe111111!1181'Y BHHV1U> Shoe Repair, Jl!llillfer Sheets, local attorney, was the anddlrectlngaplayonbtsownfortbeenjoymentofthe 11M tumlld toward economic di!Yelopment. WileD COiiljliNd It wm ba'le to guestctPauiBamettandJackCanoey. community. btl'elltewtd by the cmunlsllona8. She aslred thatamplutlon!Jiope ~for 'lbe secretary reported a profit 11 S825.24 from ~ Ash tald be made contact with the Heinz C<mpany i$1MCI1Jii of econcirnlc reccmmendatlons. Cornrnlslllolie qret!d to the Big Bend Reptta with just a few bllll remaJntng to~ as a result of a newspaper article which stated that IIIIJIUVa)a w111 s1gn the documlllt and man to r.suc. paid 1 company was Interested lnex)landlngproducllon tJme n.~&y momtog. the commltaloa,·Plill RdJat», county~. Ted Ash aaJd roorernoneywaspaldoutthisyearforstagi! In central Ohio. W.__., ~t of the county bllbWIY depertrnmt. the 1'1*1 , enlertalnml!nt than In the past , Ash contacted the company which is sending a Ploject · · - - · Shelly and ·Sands caatmctln& finn and ftk:k Crow, Charles Blakesll!e reviewed the Econ!mlc Developrepresentative to Meigs County around the middle of ..-ulllll attorney met at the new access road a lllp 1111 ment meeting last Monday· September or first of October to meet with some of the cJeovtlopd CX1 the Unlqn Ave. side. Hel'l!jlOi'ledltwattheMelgsCommls$oners'ldeato lociu truck farmers in the area concerning product 1be pdllem wm be dlscu8aed with Crow next w~. Some type of coatacttheCelesteadmtnlstratlon,addlng,ltwasupto purchasing or a processing plant Ash Indicated the lartblr ICtlon Is anticipated. localleadenblp toworlc tomakethlngsbappen-that· company seemed very Interested. · KJ!Mub met with Coal Power ofllclals coacemlngCoal Powerpeidl!iig Ash noted the chamber must market Meigs County. ro-t Run Road with ~ ton of 11ot m1x which 11 agreed to c1o. nae frlt II entirely up to local leaders to do the work, for economic deYelopment, be noted He added that a brochure of all organizations In the COIIunl I •1(!1'8 hope to have an .ID8Wel' by next 'l'lleaday. , Alb added. ''We want pecplewhowanttobelnvolved county w111 be c:ompUed. R Jl II 1ejloi ted 1118 departinellt bas startallb emw••lllrldlfboip«tkli 1111111 dll!nber 1101 . J ill! paying membm." Ash aslrA!d • Blakes Ia! felt the county was moving ahead. He ,_.. w 0011 :t tad 'Ill ur 1n Clalumbl8, .lk'II*J, Salem • ' the qi!eltm ~t ~ you want the chamber to do to submitted a SIJ1Yl!Tlary report on selected major 'l'bw poll• 1be JII&I!WaY dljlu'tment Is p!81!11\Qf wwldlii ID ~· t iiY Improve~· · actMtles of the Meigs County Regional Planning aollltdp. . . Paul Barnett aaJd the chamber needs more Commission. . ~ partldpatlonbyretallmercl)ant»,addlngltisdlfflcult BW Quickel president of the Meigs County Park to helprnerellant& lfyoodon'tlmowwbattodo."Sane District repo~ that recreation was very bnportant mercbants never come to the meetings," Barnett to the area. The district Is planning to develop a oleerwd. recreation area at the old Portland Locks and Dom.lt Ulea hopes to have boating and picnicking facilities. It wat alao iiUied that the chamber mwustoolmw1elepin 111 1 more positive dll-ection, and this In turn, """" Rou Ash has been elected president and Tom Reed I 3 97 0urReg. 5.97 • Sole Ends Sot. Mac Gregor'" T•lhlrt With Trim Grey polyester/cotton kflll with contrasting color trim. 5 97 0urReg. 7.97 • Sole Ends Sol. Sport Shorb With Uner Polyester/nylon/cotton In assorted colors and sizes. 1.88= 12.97eo. 6.97~~7 8-oz: Armor All"' Monro-mallc.- Protects and beoutHies. Pump spray. Sizes to fit many U.S. and foreign cars. """ 2·T Hydroulc Jack For cars. light trucks and campers. Savel . ·Plumm~r will fi~t ••1 , . board's firing effort a, .JEFF G&A.BMEIEB • Weocnalloul -20-,.cn. OVPIIIIII : AIIN!tanenewmernbersofthe earu.JICDCXI-M~ 6illboard are "jult lntatllted In getting rid of .... -=uttve director :Maxine J!lumif!w elalml and she vows she wtll .,........ to flgllt eflorts 1D !Ire blr. 'Tw been pretty gutsy 80 far," ~ il8ld In a weptme lnmvtew 'IIIIIIIIIIY· '1 baYI!Il't backed mwn.l ~ I wiiiJO an the way with !Ida." By an 11 to 1 illai'Jin, witl\ oae manbet &bot•lnlng, the 6i8 board voted Moadly to ' 'prepare written diarrl" iplnst Plummer, the lint lillp which could lead to ber !WIIIJQL w.· 1111e11 -.1 I 11 m new board wllo tllok tbelr -~~ Ia J.br lll!damajclriflectlllllllllnday'a l •. : _ ' - l'llllled "ob\llwlly tilly "TTiey are 1101 1ntaa1at at tblll Jlllltlcullr time In nwtal beaJtll. Tiley jult lill&iiillld In aetlbc ofm.,'' Plummerclwpd. New baird. nwsai:Ja Rllpll D. llkOJnnk:k, of Jac:kiCG County, '*' made the motion topreparedlar&S agaln9t the dllectol. WII!Tell F. (Conttnued 011 pace H) Delay · ·freeze vote WASHINGTOJ:< (AP) -By a 9-8 margin; the Senate Foreign Rela· t1o11s Conunlttee postponed a vote Tuesday oo a House-passed resolu· tlon calling for a nucleor weapons freeze. Presidential bopefu1 Alan Cran· ston, D<:allf., led the fight for a vote, butcornmrurechammMCharles Percy, R·DI., ruled that It took unanimous agreement ot the panel to force action on the measure. Cransron appealed Percy's ruJ. lng, and lost by the 9-8 count. Percy said the freeze wU! be COiiSidered at a committee meeting Oil Sept. 00. On tile other side of Capitol HW, House Democrats OjljljlOfilnfl-. lllll"t!!IPPOll'Y said they will ftaltt a meilllln aereed upon by H Senate neaottators that would allow renewed production of chemlcal- !llled artillery shells. Approval of the binary nerve gas shells Is Included In the conferees' compr<mlse defense bill, whlcb Is expected to reach the House floor either late this week or alter a five-week congressional recess. Last month, the full House rejected the lllUIIIiactlln! of cbeml· • C8l eoerp&e In Its \IWIIon of the defl!ase bUL but the Senate voted 50-49 to reverse the productloii ban. In other action, the House oveiWhelmlagly passed a liOI!blndlng resolution ~ Its oppo8ltlon to fw1ber cutbacks of federal nuli1tlon jli'Oii'aiill. ·Hire teachers Four teachers were employed for the new acbool year when the Meigs LocaiSdiaol J:lbtrrt met In ljleCtai m ,• 'l'l1elday nlabL '!'bey were Carol Evans, etemen· tary 1ea<'her; Linda Ressler, EMR; James Olephant. social studies and Rebecca Windon, business education. The board approved budgets and IJUI1l08I! statements for activities and principals fwdlandapproveda 1tatanent subjecting an 1a1ps by 8CIIaollnJUPII to Die apjl!VVal ot the bolrd of education and the supertntendelit. The !1ft alld ' reduced 8CIIaol meal application was ap<JYed. The board appi'OY1!d a 011e-nlnth l1ljljllementaJ pay for Tim Flesber wbo II retiU'nliia to the district as a l'1"""rP mzse'r after bavlnl . oon!pleled a IIMw of ~ve additional •bweuc~ to unlv~nlty traliiln&. i l' y �' . . . . 'f/ednetdciy, August 3, 1983" j ;Commenta1-y 1t I Colllrt WASHIJI!GTON - Don't bold your breath till It happens, rut an attractive posslbtllty Is beglnn!J)g to emerge In the crlmlnal law: Some sensible reforms may yet be made In this Wbole lnfw1at1ng bU· sines of the "exclusionary rule." If you haven't followed the controversy, you ought to get acquainted with it. The exclusionary rule, fabrtcated by the Supreme Court over the past 69 years, Is 10 k~et POJIW'f'OJ, Obio DIA'OTED TO THE I!'I.IE&EST OF THE MEIGS-MASON A..II.EA ~~ ~V '""---L...""T"I...--=1. ROBERT L. WINGETT ... PubliAber PAT WHITEHEAD ' ' ''It BOB HOEFLICH P.bUsher/ Con1roUer ~Deral ------ Maaacrr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Newrs Editor ' .~ ' " t w = " ol ..... "-ud!Lied Pns. laland Daly Pre!l8 4a;och"oe ... lass Nt:J 5 P"" PW-t heros -~ this e!fect: Evidence obtained by pollee In violation ol a defendant's Fourth Amendment rights cannot be adm1tt8:1 at trial and must be excluded from a· jury's consideration. Sensibly applied, the rule IS sound. Tile Idea Is to deter law enforcement officers from the kind of conduct that was forbidden as far back as Magna Carta. We cannot tolerate warranUess searches and brutal seizures. But foollshly applied, the rule operates to tree ma!lif· estly guilty criminal because of some formallstlc legal error by the pllllce - and we ought not to toler· ate that either. · Last week the Senate iudlclary Committee approved ~proposal lor reforms that the Justice Depart· ment has long advocated. Under this provision, evidence could not be If It were shown that u. .. :( ;ender gap : · ~bear the RepubUcans tell it, Democrats have a gender gap too- oaJy tile Detnoc• atic problem Is among men, not women. ll'rarn tbe White House to Phyllis Schlafly, the complaints CW~e tba! all a. atleltlon has been focused on the oplnlons and actions ofWOiilell-who :tiM lobe more negative about President Reagan- and ool 011 men. who · · :1111111 to be more positive about the Incumbent. " 'Ibe outt;ome of the 1984 elections ' could swing on how candidahiS . : pace~ve and re;pond to the "gender gap." . ~ In oae sense, the GOP argument is valld U tbe polls show~ as they do:. that Reagan gets more negative ratings from women than from men. tben It logically follows that he gets more positive ratings !rom men than !rom WllmE!II. And recent polls Indicate that tbe gap has widened, In large part because men's attitudes toward Reagan have become more favorable, while the oplnlons of women have changed less rapldly. : But to suggest that Democrats have a ,gender gap problem ccmparable , to that facing the Republicans Is to misread history and to ignore political ' and deJnoi:raphic developments that will have a significant Impact on the . •' 191M vote. I '. As a group, women voted dlfferently than men In the 198J pre;ldentlal ardent supporter Is SEC Chairman WASHINGTON - When E.F. :: race. Itwas the first time such a significant split had occurred. That's the John Shad, a former E . F . Hutton Hutton talks, President Reagan <pnder gap, which occurred because womencametoworry about Reagan. executive. . listens - .,Yen at the risk of consld· ~ That stemmed from the reactions of wome11 to candidate Reagan and Conservative crt tics of he Cox aperlng political embarrasment. ; tile l9lll GOP plattorin. Polls indicated that women were aware of- and a pointment fear It signals the presiIn his 10 years as Securtties and ' sobstaniial mlnorlty displeased with - the GOP's retreat !rom support for dent's shift from Main Street to Exchange commission, conserva· the Equal Rights Amendment and Its opposition to abortion, both positions Wall Street Republicanism. My as· tive Utah Republican John Evans taken In the l9lll platform. soclates Indy Badhwar ar.d Donald has been the embodiment of Rea· President Carter's efforts to paint Reagan as a warmonger struck a Goldberg obtained Internal SEC gao's campaign pledge to return chon! wUth women. BY, the end of the campalgn, undecided wmiE!II who the nation to Main Street, U.S.A. He · documents that seem to demon· WI!I'E' concerned about the Issue came down heavUy on Carter's side. strate that Cox favors big business has been a champion of small busl· On election day, Reagan got 47 percent of the women's vote, Carter 45 ness and the small Investor's over the small Investor - though pel cent. Among men, Reagan was the choice by a 56-36margln, attOrdlng · Cox denies,such a bias. rights, an avid de regula tor who has to the national AP·NBC polls of voters. It was women whoworkoutsklethe Last November, Cox penned a fought to break up the Wall Street home were the source of the gap - housewives voted just as men did. lengthy memo that attacked a prosecurtties cartel. The gap hasn't gone away since 1!9J, and that wonies White House posed SEC rule on corporate ta· But Instead of appointing Evans political strategists. keovers. The rule was designed to a new five-year term, the presl· A recent CBS-New York Times poll said 57 percent of the men rut only 39 prtmarty to take away the big lndent has been persuaded to replace percent of the women approved of Reagan's work. Although part of the gap vestors' 'a dvantage when one corpohim with Charles Cox, the SEC's IS due to women's sUghtly greater tendency to be Democrats rather than ration buys out another. chief economist and a man who's In !nclependents or RepubUcans, there Is a GOP gender gap, with women Cox complained that the rule solid with Wall Street. Cox's most giving Reagan a 61 percent approval mark, versus 82 percent for GOP By&eeoofe*ed p._ Through the good ttmes and bad times, the Pittsburgh Pirates are trying to l:e<V everything In perspective. . "This Is a ivost club," Pirates' Manager Chuck Tanner said Tues· day night atter his team clubbed the Philadelphia Phlllles 1().3. "We've come back from relative obscurity In the Drst half the season. We're basically the same club we were the arre;tlng officers acted 1D IIOOd faith , under the -.....,...,. belief that their conduct was lawr.t. i · · The Surpeme Court .. deted re. aJ'g\lll1ent In the Gates cue wlt.b the obvious Intention ol creafiD& a "good faith" revision of !be rule, but at the last minute, deletaw» to judicial tradition. the court backed away. This Issue never bad beea considered by the appellate courts In Dllno!s, so ''with apolnp>s to all " the case was sent . back for . further review doWn below. Meanwhile, the Surepme Court llu ac. cepted three CllS!!S tor ara-t next fall that will provide IIII!<JIIIICII' tunlty Chief Justice BurJer 11a.t been waiting for. · The National Institute of Justice last December pobll"bed tile llnl weD-documented study tllat llu been made of the exclualmary ..U In action. This study hie I oe Ill' rests that were rejected lor~ cut!on because of sewell ud seizure problems. 'Ibe IIII'YeY covered every such feto.y dlllpoUIIOII In California over a rour·yar Ill' rtod from 19'111 tllrouP 1171; <» tailed analyses were iMIIt ol caa ' In San Diego, PoniOII&, ud Lab geles County. 11 developed that more lhllll a thousand felony cases a yelt 'll"'!n not being prosecuted becauae ol a~~­ tlc!pated problems over he exclusionary rule. lD one Lol Aqelel office In 1981, nearly 15 percent of felony arre;ts were dlqlped 011 these grounds. It was DOt tllat tiiiP officers had blatantly violated cMI rights - not at all. · net social loss," he wrote, "1>e9ause the evldence clearly shows that Ia· keovers are productive." • Many economists disagree, hav· lng concluded that takeovers by big corporations do less to spur the economy than Investment of the same amount of money In a new enterprtse. As for the edge that big Investors have during a takeover, Cox wrote: . "The comment that professional Investors have an advantage In the preseni system Is correct. Profes· slonals will have an advantage In any system. Professionals ·Invest the ttme and resources to continu· ally operate In the market ... That Is men. Women, of course, are as diverse a group as men. There are mllllons of women who say they Uke what Reagan has been doing In office. Despite that diversity, their views and their votes have been tilting against the Republ!cans and Reagan for almost three years now. . Berry's World ... "De you prefer the 'hijackers' or 'non-hijackers' tiBCtlon?" Today in history Tuday Is Wednesday, Aug. 3, the 215th day of 1983. There are l!iOdays left In the year. Tuday's highligbt in history: On Aug. 1492, Chrlstopber Columbus set saD from Spain on the ~tl!!o that woulO lead in his discovery of America. a, {)a lllll! date: Ill .1'*), :ae.cuct Ar.nokl was put In command of the colon!al ~.tj!los,ttt Wfijli Point, 11\.Y., dW'IQg the AmerlcaD ~lion. · iJa:®ll.~<declaN<I waroo FI'IUII;le at the oWe! ofWodd War I. !Ill j]jjlll, it "'~~~'~ \Wit j() cack-ts at the U.S. MWtary Academy at ~ iPoiot had G!leG ~ tor cbeatJac. lll ~ ~ ~ nlllilber <$U.S. air tramc oontrollers went on a strike that 1I'<A1Id Jolad ~ their ~ \ly tile lederal &QVI!I1IItlellt. 'toW~~ )'€1W''~' 1lw jl~~ onleted a new Investigation Into tile WJOdeldll d. fo!lr"'-t&aw U.alvenity atud'entawho were shot during' an Pfl ff!'CI.t idtt ~. 81111•• f, - • The PIK program, Uke most of the Reagan administration programs, was designed 10 rescue the large corporate farmers from their . every avalla· ' own folly In planting ble acre In grain. Accepted rules of soli conservation were Ignored and another giant dust bowl was risked · in order to pack more ·grain 1n10 government siorehouses. Marginal land was1llted and Its meager yield added to the surplus. Under PIK corporating farmers pledged to take 20 percent of their land out of production and were paid for this sacrifice In grain wltlch they would either feed livestock or seU. Acconl· lng to ·the Block theory grain sur· pluses would be cut 2ll percent, priceS would rtse and I!VI!ryone would be rich and happy fprever after. But theortes.otten fall ~prac• tlce. Those ca11ny co rate · farmers merelyiffi mar. glnal acres w never should have been tilled the ' ptac.e and devoted their ' d fei. tlllzer to their best land. bas been an ,even IP"later .iarve41 ~II. Expos 2 Including his 18th hOmer, and Craig Swanrecordedhisflrslvtctoryslnce Aprtl 7 to lead the Mats. Swan, 2·5, pitched seven Innings and gave up both runs on five bits. Jesse Orosco went the final two lnnlngs,allolngonehitlnplcklngup his 10th save. Bob Ballor had a two-run single and Ron Hodges an RBI single In the second innlpg to give the Mets a :W lead. Montreal'srunsonGaryCarter's 11th hOmer, a two:run shot In the fourth. Steve Rogers, 13-6, was the loser. Cubs 5, Canllnals 3 SteveLakekeyedafour·runspurt In the second !nnlng with a two-run doublethatcaniedtheCubsoverSt. LouiS. Dickie Noles, 4-6, helped his own cause In the second when he Only slx weeks ago the Pirates were 13gamesunder .500withatlnn hold of fifth place In the National League East. But since the All-Star break, they havewon21of28games to iake the top spot. Elsewhere In the National League, San Francisco downed Atlanta 7·3, New York defeated Montreal 5'2, Chicago edged St. LouiS 5-3, Los Angeles beat Clnclnnat! 3-1 and Houston nipped San Dl~ 4-2ln 12 innings. Philadelphia Manager Paul Owens, whose team !ralls 'the Pitts-. by 1~ games, lmew the P!rah!S would eventually become contenders. Johnny Ray led the · Pirates • IJuiih SAFE ON THE SQUEEZE-Balllmore Orioles' catcher Rick Dempsey holda the ball lor umpire Greg Kosc, left, to eee but It d-;t change the cal aa Cleveland Indians' l'IUIIIel' Gonnan 'lbomas ICOl'ed safely from tiUrd base on a o1xt1t lnidnr suicide attack, golng5-for.Swith three RBI. Dave Parker contr!lxlted a threerun triple In the eighth. squeeze In the second game or Theaday's doubleheader In Cleveland. 'l'ho0118' run, on Jim Felan'a bunt, proved to be the rame winner B8 the Indians won 4-3 lifter winning the opener 3-1. (AP r~f;oll;owed;;;wi~th~a:::;:::::::::=:::::::::::::::::;;::~ M 1'\) .,,' nlne~:.,~~~~:r;hri: MICHAEL H. CHANCEY, . II! ··;:~ wlthrellefhelpfromCectlloGuante. Gary Matthews homered, his ninth of the season, and Mike Laserpboto ), ··Wishes To Announce the Opening of His Practice For · :I ndians send smoke signals-- :=!~ttc~~=~~~ :hall club_ no lonaer pushover· ~~;£~:=~~~ e PEDIATRICS GlaDis 7, BraveaS CLEVELAND (AP) -To put the no problem, It Is the way l1l&l'kels work In all lines of endeawr." Economic Ideology aside, Jlt,eagan's appointment of Cox I a - lshlng In light of the ltaUIICII Reagan!tes who wrote the Wbhe House In support a third term for Evans. They Include Sen. On1a Hatch, R-Utah, and hotel tymoa J. Willard Marriott Jr. Treasury Secretary Doeald ft.e. gan urged Evans to seek re&ppolat· men!, and for a while Utah'o otll!r RepubUcan senator, JaR Gam, also appeared tn favor Evans. But SEC Chairman Shad wt!nt In Gam's office and made an Impassioned plea for Cox's nomination. Garn ll!p.flopped, •and his posltloD as chairman of the Senate Banll1lil' ·Committee assures that Coli wtU be confirmed. Cleveland Indians' cWTenl four· game winning streak under new Manager Pat Corrales In perspective..IIIJI! should remember that the last '1lme the Indians changed managers In mid-season, they won 10 straight games. • That was In 1979, when Dave Garcia took over for JeffTorborgon July 23. The Indians nonetheless fln!shed sixth, as they have done 'every year since. · Corrales, though, says the Intensity .the last·place 'Indians have. shown since he replaced Mike •Ferraro on Sunday can be expected to continue. "II' s not real bard, once they start 'playing well," Corrales said "Occa· ' ·slonally, you'regolngto lose a game. Youjustcan'tgetdown. if you lase, youhavetohavecontldencethatyou can ccme back.'' · The Indians' mlnl·surge included vlctortes Sunday and Monday over ' theTorontoBlueJaysandasweepof · a doubleheader Tuesday night :against the Baltimore Orioles. Cleveland's pitching has been :excellent In three of the four games, $d the Indians haveshownadarlng )laserunnlng ·style not seen much previously In Cleveland. • "I'm trying to explain to the or than before. The Agriculture !)e. lstration has been calllni tile lhots partmenl has even more grain to in Central America, th4t part (1 the worry about and Is $20 bllllon hemisphere has never hal! It so poorer. That, In a nutshell, Is PIK! good. For :m years tlwy have been The Amertcan Farm Bureau hokllng their private revolutloas Federation estlmlltes there are with varying degrees ol IRICCf!U. now 100 mllllon metric tons of Any way they turned 0111, Ole poor wheat, c;om and feed grains avalal· always managed to get It Ia the ble for overseas sales. In 1984 harv· neck. Tills !!me li's dltten!nt. EYs est has barely begun. That I" why I the poor are prosper~n&. In Elllalfind It hard to get all hot and bovador and Honduras they baveoely thered about the OCK boys' to ask and the Unltlld Stall!S picltl · achievement. On top of that I" the up the lab. Even now !be aoveraInconsistency of applauding the ment of El Salvador Is threalelllll& grain deal wh!le Russian soldiers . to delay promiSed elections In De: are stUI In Afghanistan, Poland Is cember unlet. the suckers to the still a Russian prisoner and the . north kick In with $4 million to fiCommunists and Cubans are still nance the job. Nicaragua and Ooba poking their noses Into Central have their own sucker, 1b&ssla. a.l Amertca. President Reagan con· It Is costing the Soviets $10 mlllllllla slders nose poking In Central Amer· day for Cuba alone. It won't be l8liC lea as his own prerogative, Many before the other Central Amer1caa knowledgeable people In waslung. countries get smart' and look llr ton now believe we are closer to a their own sugar daddy. Whesl tllat shooting war than at anytime since happens, look for~ Vlllllam Vietnam. It will take more than a closer to borne! fe\y tons of grain to pull usoutofthis As for the gratD deal, I c1111't one! the average former beileftttlal at In fact, since the Reagan admlnall! - pitching staff, If you get beat with a base hit, you won't hear a won! from me," Corrales said. "You'll be out therethenextday.Butdon'tgetbeat on a walk.'' Ottenswezy,hesaldhe!strylngto Instill an aggressiveness In the Indians that he said was evident in his teams In Texas and Philadelphia. The new style of play has encouraged some of the Indians' again Tuesday, ·said: "We won two tough games up In Toronto. Add lhesetwogamestonlght,andlthlnk It's a mes5age to the rest of the teague. we•renotgotngtobesoeasy Ptete \ PINNELL STREET, RIPLEY, WV .~· :.~ ~ ·~s$: players. "Since Pat's been bere, It's been fun," said Alan Bannister, who played second base In Tuesday night's second game...,. a positiOn he had not played since last year. "He's madeuscreateanexclting game," Bannister said. "I was just telling somebody: Usually, when you come Into the dugout, the)'e's somebody yeWng at you, cussing at you. Tonight, about the third or tourtm Inning, when I came In, I heard some tan yell, 'Hey, you guys can play."' Tile game Is more exciting, Bannister said, beca~ of "the anticipation of something happenIng, even If It doesn't Now, the game's a l!l'ile more unpredictable." Jim Esstan, who executed suc· . cessful squeeze bunts Sunday . and r' !(- aot'311-: ---- I ~a.NCE. Showroom Flnloh UOUID OR PASTE Uquld car W•• CAR WAX Sail Prlcl ,~- Sail Prlcl ~ -~.- $8.61 MaH Rtblll' -3.0G $388 CDit altllr Raball HURRYI Solo prlcotn<ll ___,8·"'-6·,83,___ the last seven games, and the sixth In the last 17 for the Dodgers. 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The second race tr!fecla, 1·24, ' Mall lllbate• •3.GD ~ • • Lubrtcsttt • F,.., Ru1ttc11 Psrtt • Stopa COfTOIIon • &tarts WM Englnet Regular Prtcl $7.08 ft=::=::#=,., Regular Prlcl $8.61 A Cl'OIVd of 3,5.1) bet $Z75.873. • INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -JimmY upset top-seeded Jose H!gueras of Spain, the defending champion, ~2. ~2 and flfth·seeded · Chris Lewis, of New Zealand upset three-time champion Manuel Orantes, 7-l\;7-Swltha 74declslonln the tiebreaker In second· round play at the u.s. Open Clay Court champlonsb!ps. , Hungary's Andrea Temesvarl, the top seed In lhe wtlmen's i.oumament. topped Pilar Vasquez of Peru ~3. ~3. Brown, .(,.. EHedive August 14, 1983 BY APPOINTMENT TELEPHONE 372-5000: ,..~an::y:m:o:re~.'-·--------~------~c:arn::e~o:n~to~ruun::~his~1~~sa::v:e·~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . pald$5.067.90. Posts upset Specializing in Childhood and Adolescent Medicine Mike Krukow. 7-6, gained the victory, but walked ort the mound after throwing two warmup pitches · lntheslxth.Hestralnedhisbackln the fifth when his splki>s got caught on the inouru! rubber. Greg Minto!! . Dodgers Pena four hits Reds : Alejandro Pena, . 9-5, gave the struggling Dodgers their first com· game since June 19 with a tour·hitter over the Reds. Mike Marshall. extending his jutting streak to 12 games, drove in the tying and go.ahead runs with a .two-run single In the fourth. He later pcored on Jack Flmple' s groundout. The Reds took a 1-0 lead in .the lourth on singles by Dave.Concep. cton. Gary Redus and Cesar Cedeno. Frank Pastore, 4-10, was the loser. ' The victory was only the second In • George Foster had three hits, then." The grain deai _________L_ow_e_u_w_~~e_u What has suddenly bappened to President Ronald Reagan's "Evll Empire"? Has the Russian bear turned Into an Innocent lamb over· · night? Does detente reign again? . These were questions the Amertcan public was asking after the OCK boys, BL' and BR, rpade a sm!llng appearance before a Washington news conference to an· nounce a five year, multi-bllllon dollar grain deal with the Soviet Un· ion. Secretary of Agriculture John R. Block a U.S. Trade R.epJ esenta· tiv~ Wllllam Brock jubilantly told the press the deal meant happy days are here again for the American farmer. This was just two days after the president at a s!mUar news conference had sounded a clarton call against those same Soviets for acgresslve meddling In Central Amertca. It leaves thl" U.S. taxpayer confused, to put It mlldly. They are paying the bUI which amounts to $20 bllllon for Block's Payment In Kind Program and S'nl billion for arms to fight the same sokll~ and people we noW propose to fatten. Under the terms of the agree. ment, 1/Je Soviets will ooy a min· · !mum of nine million metric toi!f of U.S. com and whatlnroughiy .~al amounts each year for the next five yeaars. The pact replaces an agree. ment signed In 1975 and due to_ex· plre ·this year wltlch called for a mlnlmum purchase of six mllllon tons aiUiually. It was this agree~t wb!cb the Carter administration hooored W.hen a.iratu embar&o W81lmpooed against the Soviets for . Invading Afghan!stan. the OCK boys have s,ucceeded In upping the ante by a mere three mllllon metric tons wblch Is only a drop In the bucket compared to the grain the U.S. has In storage and.the bumper crop expecteed this year. The pact will not be signed until late August but the fact that a tentative~ ment had been reached by negotla· tors In VIenna gave the administration 8n excuse for a press oonference. It was a chance to let the poor, downtrodden farmer lmO\f that the Reagan adlmlnlstraUon Is fighting for him tooth and nail now that the 1984 electioDS are appraochlng. Perhap,s he will forget the past two years when he has been. v!rtually ignored! J Pascual Perez, 12-3, lost for the tlrst time since the Giants beat him 2-1 June 17. He gave up five runs on eight hits, struck out six and had three wild pitches In 4 1-3 Innings. Dale Murphy hit his 22nd hOmer of the year In the third for the Braves. or 'Main' for 'Wall' St.,_______;_Ja_ck_A_nde_rso_n would slow down the takeover process and, therefore, might deter some takeovers. "This will cause a Sentinei-Pa~ clobber Phillies, I 0-3 Common sense in law___---=J~ames_J;._._Kil-=-pa_,_rkk_ The Daily Sentinel The Daily a.io ~AUTO YOU" PARTS PROFFESSIONAl.S 240 Tlird Ave. 446-1813 == POMEROY 119 w. 2nd 992·2139 MASON ROute 33 2611 J1ckson Ave. 675-2731 773-5511 •: "< ' .. ....... •··. 1704 Eastern Ave. 446-4204 ..I' ... ~ '· i• ·~· I , I �Page 4 .. The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August 3, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1~ , Baseball contntissioner issue still unresolved ' BOSTON (AP)- Battle lines between supporters of baseha!l Commissioner Bowie Kuhn .and his cpponents appear to have hardened as major league executives began the annual summer meetings. While everalowners arrlived here early- trying to hamma-oot a comprornlsethatwouldsave l{uhn' sjob -llttle appeared to have been acoompUshed. "Nothing, absolutely nothing," Kuhn supporter Roy Eisenhardt, Oakland A's owner. said when asked If IIIIYthlng was afoot. "Honest." . The top Item qn tbe agenda at these twe><lay meetings, whlch began today, w.S acommltteereport on efforts to find someone to replace Kuhn, who will have served as commissioner for 14% years when hls term expires Aug. 13. . "We've been told the committee might have five or six people to discuss," New YorkMets President Fred Wilpon said. "I don't know who they are." Wilpon will exercise the proxy ofMt 's owner NtJin Doubleday, who Is in Europe, at th· se meetings. Doubleday was one of the rlngleadE ; "I>. successtul move last Nov.lln Chicago to block the re-election of Kuhn. Wilpon said the committee "may just brief us, or they may come up with some recommendations." He ·said there was a possibility of voting on a successor to Kuhn, "If the search committee has a strong recommendation." Kuhn supporters, however. were oat Ukelytoailowa quick vote on any possible successor other than Kuhn himself, llltbough WUpon said he didn't think Kuhn would come up for a vote again. . TheMetswereoneofDveNatlnnaiLeague~lubsthat Scoreboard • Majon The co~ner's office, meanwhile. co~ Tuesday that Kuhn had spoken with basebllll s ExecutiVe Council about a plan that woold aDow Kuhn to remain In oflloe If a new man couldn't be found. The ExecutiVe Council Is made up of Kuhn, the two le)lgue presidents and eight owners, aU of whom support · blockedKuhn'sre-electionlastNovember,andWUpon Kuhn. Kuhn'sbackersseemedtobeWaltlng !or su' ch apIan said they had not ·changed their position. The otherS . were the St. Louis Cardinals,'Houston Astros, Atlanta to become more concrete while holding off a vote on any other aspirants to baseball's throne. , Braves and Cincinnati Reds. One possibility Is that If the dub owners can t come Calvin Gri!Dth, owner of the Minnesota Twins and up with a Kuhn successor before hls contract expires, lined up with the pro-Kuhhgroop, said It would be very the Executive Council could rule baseball. dlt!lcult to push tluuuglr a Kuhn replacement here. -- . .... .·.. ........ MANSFIELD, Ohlo (AP) - : , ; ; • Membr-r: The AssodatC'CI Press, In- ~~~r~anl~y ~~~a~~f1~~~rsh~~~ ~~ soclatlon. National Advf'rtlslng Reprt'-S('ntatlve. Branham Ne-wspaper Sales, · 7:t3 Third Avenue. New York. New York 10017. WINNERS -1bese are the winners of prl7.es from the visltiOB club · members altendlnl the annual Invitational goU toumament of the Jay· ·'IW' won.en•s Golf Association held Tuesday at the Jaymar Club near Pomeroy. they are, !root, I tor, UDian Hyer, Hidden Valley Country e!ub, low net first DIKfll; Uillan Greene, Hidden Valley, low net, tbltd lllsfll; AUce IClll'd, IDdden Valley, second low net, first Dlpt, and clole8l to pin; Diana Ingels, Riverside, second low net, first IIJiht; Eva . Bailey, Hidden Valley, second low net, second flight; wulse Roush, Riverside, low gross, third Dlght; book, I to r, AdeUne Harless, Fa!r,greens Cotwtey Club, low net, second Dlght; Joan Ward, Falrgreens, second low net, tblnl Dlght; Mary Willis, GalUpolls, second low net tbltd flight; Gloria Morgan, Falrgreens, longest drive; ~ ·Bodldn, . Riverside, low grosl., Drst Dlght; Mndge Dawson, Riviera, low net, second Dlght; Jean Green, Riviera, low gross, second Dlght. 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The 1982 Ohio high school state tournament medalist, Maxwell closed out the Championship F1Ight match on the par·three 17th hole • with a par. Maxwell, " ~arne the Mid· America toutney medalist on Monday when he shot a three-und<:r·par 67 in the match play qualifier. In other key matches, Will Tolenton of Alliljllce advanced by beating DaviS Houck of Mansfield 1-up and Alan Henson of Patasl<ala ..,._ •• .,. 12~ 1~ .Ma ;&a3 c-. 5., st. [.-Ill - · ... ,_~12- -·' t.A,.a-l~l • ...oanw.s. No subscr lp!lons by mall pr-rmlncd In town,<; wh('l'<' homC' carrlf'r SPl"vlce Is avallabl('. • !iln~T.~3 " ...... (Day}ef 1-!) .. 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Prizes of gift certificates were awarded by B111 Childs, club manager. l.ooal winners Include, front, llo r, Pearl Welker, low g.- and low putt.,, first Dlght; Peggy Moore, low g.-, second Dlght; Nellle Brown, low g.-, 1h1rd flight; Susie Thompson, low net, first !light; hack, I tor, Bemle Anderson, longeot drive; Nancy IDII, low net, thh'd Dlght; Tee Teaford, low net, second Dlghl; Kathy Ganl, closeot to par. CUTUP FRYINGCH ICKEN •••••••••~~·. 69¢ ~o~i~~cEANPERCH FILLETS s1.99 FASHION CAMPBELL'S Annual Hambletonian race set Saturday VEGETABLE soup-.~N.~ 2/69¢ • 46 OZ. DELMONTE for a EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. whUe father Bill will (AP)- "He's a real..Uce horse, but record-breaking fifth HambletoPINEAPPLE JUICE ..~~~- s1.39 he'd have to get lucky," says Eldon nlan triumph with Coleman LoheU · In the 12-horse first division. Hamer o!Speedy Claude, the roll he 32 OZ. VLASIC KOSHER . JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. will drive In the$1mlillonHambletoHoward Belssinger, who · has nlan for 3-year-<>ld trotters Saturday driven three Hambletonlan Dl LL PICKLES .........J:'.R.. s1.39 at the Meadowlands. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL winners. Will not drive Saturday. but 4.5 oz. . . , Harner wasn't the only horseman the trainer of four starters tA1ktng about racing luck Tuesday entry of Jole De Vie and Astra Hillin when 25 horses were entered tor the the first division and the entry or PRI NGLES .................~~~. 69¢ EAR, NOSE & THROAT biggest, rlchestandoneo!thewldest Premium LobeU and Florida Sun In 15'1• OZ. DELMONTE SLICED qpen Hambletonlans the SS.year the second section. 'GENERAL ALLERGIST history of race. PINEAPPLE ...............~~.69¢. The first five finishers in each · Office Hours by Appointment Only 16 OZ. CAMPBELL'S • The previous records were 24 division will return for a· . . heal , Starters In 1981 when Shiaway St. and If one the two winners Pat woo, and last year's $875,<XXl triumphs again, the race over. If PORK-N-BEANS ..... ~~-~s. 2/89¢ CALL (614)' 992-2104 purse when Speed Bowl won. there Is a third winner, the three will .023 OZ. REGULAR weretheflrsttwoyearstheracewas returnforarace-otrtodetermlnethe or (304) 675-1244 bof!ld at the Meadowlands. Harnbletonlan champion. KOOL AID ............. ~~~;. 6/99 4 12 OZ. HEINZ HOME STYLE (In G 'lass) · · A solid favorite was lost when r:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!~=~==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;::~~ Dancer's Crown, winner of ~0 of 11 II <iareer starts. dted 19 of a GRAVY MIXES ............ ~~~•• 7 let's All Meet at THE MEIGS INN for Lunch and meet displaced rolon. That left trainer JUMBO stanley Dancer's hopes for a fourth the new Chef, ERIC CALDWELL, from Columbus. The w1iut1ng Hanbletonlan drive up to . ' . . thefUiyDuenna. BOUNTY TOWELS •••••••• ~~~~ 95¢ CHEF'S SPEOAL this week for only $2.95 .is JOHNNY BesideS Dancer, the 58th Ham· 15 OZ. EATWELL bletonlan Is tied to the past 'the names Haughton and Belsslnger. MARZETTI with SALAD and HOT BREAD. JACK MACKEREL ........ ~~~Haughton will for COME ON INN/ 5 OZ. LIQUID FOUR BATH SIZE (With 15' Off) second straight Hambeltonlan win T.V. Yankee In the 13-horse TOM CROPPER, MANAGER p ..... ... 2/Sl.29 aecond division of the first heat, (::E!Iery............ ~~~FIAvoRITE try Is laden .........N M.'M'ING the .. c.r.w. ..YD; !lrm, ~ ­ PMr York. 31l: ,.,..., "-City, .... ._, a: • Is 't • .. . • MAXWELL HOUSE 3LB. u~. TorHto. 11; Y~. .n. , . Dilll"· ....-,... I II: ..,. - ,. - 16; - · 121; 0.,. Dt McRIIP. - - Clly, D008lD: . . . . 8riiiMft. ~ ~. . _ tl!)o, 31; L. N . ~ Drttalt, 31; -· • - -· • HOME JWMS; Cooplr, MltWa!Uf. :N: Kfttle, D*lll' 23; ftk:e, . .1011. II; Armu. ..._ 22; E.Murny. ~. 2l I'IOI.Df BAD; R.lla*'A OU· --· __ .............. ______ ....... - .. . 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The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 .• . ADVIITISED ITEM PDUCY Each ol th"• ad v•rtlt•d ltHn It r... ulrM to ~ readily available, fDr sale In each Kro,... Store , excepl as spedf~lr notN In this ad , If we do rwn o ut of an odv.niaM Item, we will ..,., you your cho ice of a comparHie Item , wh.n ••rollobla , r.flectt.. the tame tOw ing• er a ralnchKk which will entitle rou fa pvrdU11a tho advartltad lla m ot tho odvarttsH prlca within .10 days. Only aM ve ndor coupon will t.. ~~plo< par ltam purchotH . TOTAL SATISFACTION GUAIANTEE Evarfthlng you buy ot KJogar Is guaNnt..cl for your totol solltfactlon r. .arcUau of manufodurar. If you ora not aotlsfl.d, Kroger will replace pour ham with tho soma brand or a comparallle brand or relun4 you r l!'un::haaa prlca. C6PY111GHT 1913 • THE IIIOGfl CO. ITIMS AND I'IIICES GOOD SUNDAY, JULY II , THIOIJGH SATUIDAY , AUG . i , 1913, IN GALLIPOliS AND POMROY. WI THI liGHT TO liMIT QUANTIT~I . SOLD TO DEALEIS. . 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JUMBO SIZE California ·Peaches 09 08 �I , Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Beat of the Bend Inspirational sight ' Wednesday, August 3,' 1983 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio VQe looliJJr-llt AI 617MWADAJD Champions announced by 4-H· Grand and reserve champions In the m orethan5004-Hmiscellaneous projects judged Saturday by a panel By BOB HOEFLICH fre$CO and working on portrait stuof m ore !ban · 40 judges at the DaiJ,y Sentinel Staff dies after the models for the aposRutland Civic Center were anI! yoo'd like an lnsp!ratlonal treat tles were found. T he actual nounced ioday by tbe Meigs County on your vacation, Paul and Alice painting was done during the last Extension Service, Nease, seasoned travelers. recommonth Wltn only natura l earth pigJudging of the projects is In mend a stop at Glendale Smin~s. m ents being used to create the preparationfortheannualdisplayln N.C., just off colors. the junior fair building at Ule MeigS B lue . R idg e All of the models came from the County F air, Aug. 16-20, and !'llarks Parkway. community except two. No ·model the conclusion of most 4-H activities There - you'll was used for Jesus. The fresco Is for tbe year. find a small white filled with symbots. Matthew, a tax Grand and reserve Champions In frame church by collector, has a money pouch hangthe various projects , listed respecthe side of the ing from his waist; J udas has his tively, are as follows: a back to Christ and is walking out of road, not a likely spot to Cats: Donia Crane, Dina Shuler m ajor art work which could very the room .' and Tammy Stobart, tleforreserve, well become a top tourist attraction Since the completion of the work · and J enny Varney and Kristen of art, thousands of visitors have for ihe state. Stanley, honorable mention. descended on the community a nd The work of art takes up a n entire Dogs: April Clark and Beth the Neases are emphatic when they .wall of the c hurch a nd is a true Pierce. · say tha t a ' stop off Is really fresco In the tradit ion of the fa m ous Gunlea Pigs: Keith Hunt, Jenny wm1hwhile. --;;:o.. _ _ liallan Renaissance painters. In· Lee with Pam Whaley, honorable cldentally the church - Holy Trln· m ention. The summer is moving right tty Episcopal - had actually been Hamsters: Melissa Miller, Cindy along and If you a re planning to exabandon!!<! some 50 years ago. Sauters, with Richie Hunt, honora- · hibit In the open classes of the ma ny The artist who has given new life ble mention, categories of. the Meigs County to the church Is Ben Long of Flor· Pocket pets: Aaron Sheets, Jenny Fait, let m e advise you that the ence, Italy, formerly of Statesville, Lee. deadline Is 4 p.m. on Aug. 12. N.C. He literally worked night and The l)lormal Anlmal: Tashla F air board personnel will be a t day to complete the work of art, Sizemore, Jo Ann Harner with the secretary's office fro m.10 a .m. "The Last Supper" during the - to 4 p.m . on Aug. 11 and 12 to accept honorable mention to D'Anna summer of 1981 Sizemore, Kenda Donohue, Katrina entries. These two days will be the Mr. and Mrs. Nease report the Sizemore, Lisa Heliderson, Chris only ones on which you can enter results are brea thtaking. Spencer, Janet Harner. · most of the competition for the fair. It all started when F ather J. Home Nursing: Melissa So do get ready. Faulton Hodge In 1973 attended a Scarbrough. party and met Long. Long was lookFirst Aid (8 to 10 year olds): The Sena te of the 115th G!!neral lng for an Episcopal Church in JeremyDeemandKarenLainbert. Assembly of Ohio passed a resoluwhich to do a fresco and had been First Aid, (14 and over): Sherty . tion expreSsing sympathy to the turned down several times. Arnold and Robyn Pl!zer. fa mily of Janet K. Korn. The resoluHe was given permission to use tion commended the late Mrs. Korn Selecting post high school educa· St. Mary's Episcopal Church at ' for her work in radio for 16 years, lion: Angle Spencer. Beaver Falls and three fresco Mysteries of microwave: Amy her work with the Middleport Busipaintings of a religious nature Ritchie. ness' and Professional · Women's evolved but not of thl' magnitude of Club and her commitme nt to fam- · Marvels of microwave: Lisa the 17 by 19'h foot work which was Henderson. Ily and her church, Sacred Heart to evolve at the Holy Trinity EpiscoMastering of microwave: Teme Church In Pomeroy as well as for pal Church at Glendale Springs. Starcher and Allee RJtchie. the warmth and understanding she Long returned from Italy In 1980 extended to others. Lalllldcy: Missy Calaway, Ltsa and the fresco became the project Frymyer and Betty Jo Hunt, tie for Janet will be missed in the comof a class of 20 students under Long. reserve champion, and Angle munity and so will Vernon Weber, They r anged in age from 17 to 40 Middleport and Pome roy businessSpencer, honorable mention. and came from as far away as Eng- m an, who died while w e were away Uvlng and learnilng with chldren: land and Italy. Students a nd their on vacation. Vernon had a lot of Susan Wotle, Kristen Heines, and families lived on the church goo9, common sense and a sense of Angela Chapmah, Christie Sauters, grounds and local res idents soon and Michelle WUson, honorable humor that wouldn't quit . became a pa rt of the project In promention. viding food. More tlving an'd learning with' To create a fresco, sand, lime and children: Jo Ellen Crane. water are mixed together and appTeens learn a bout children: Betty Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Poole a nd lied to the wall. It is essential that Jo Hunt and Jayne Ritchie. , Will toured Kentucky Horse Farm, the sand be 100 percent pure. Each April Clark, Michael Genealogy: Lexington, Ky., July 20. They evening, someone from the comParker, with Tammy caiaway, visited Mr . and Mrs. Rupert munity would take a load of sand Schrader, Frankfort, Ky. July 21. home to wash It In preparation for There they toured the state capitol the next day 's work. grounds, Mtlitary Museum and Most of the summer was spent Alrdlre Stud Farm. They attended preparing the pr e liminar y the Fra nklin County Horse Show. sketches and drawings for the Personals Janet Stlltner, Wesley Holter with honorable mention to David Rice and Klm Calvert Creative arts (13 and over): Robyn Pitzer, Lisa VUJanueva, with honorable mention to BeckY Rife, Betty Ann Loftis, and.Betty JoHunt. Let's explore !be outdoors 1 (1>-10) JeremyDean,MicbaeiThomasand T!rn Wells, tied for teservey Connie Sauters, Chris Alldre, Adam Calaway, Karen Lambert, honorable Kim Calvert .and Terry Stout, honorable mention. Let's learn to manage money: Brent Norton. , You and ,Your money: Pam Reibel. Helping at home: Kristen Heines, Beth Arbaugh, withMaryEdwatds, honorable mention. Prepare .for Launch: · Melissa Miller, Heather Flnlaw, with Angela Chapman, honorable mention. • Outer spaces: John Riebel, Gary Coleman with Jo Ellen Crane, honorable mentin. Re-Entry: Allee RJtchle, Pam Riebel, with Ann Diddle and Carrie Karr, honorable mention. . Model rockets: Eddie CoWns, Joe YoungandK!rkFlck, !lefor reserve champion. Model airplanes : David Rice. Bicycle 1: Mike Parker. Bicycle ill: Russell Kel)er. ExplolingtbeworldofelectliG!ty: Jeff Arnold. · Electr1clty's sHent partner, magnetism: Keviln Napier. Working with electricity: Don Hartis, John Edwards. Electricity for family llvilng: James Sauvage. Rope: T!rn Weljs, Amy Ritchie. Small engines: Karl Smith, Tom PuWnswithJasonC!rcleandJamxl Circle, honorable mention. Tractor: Jim Parker. Working with wood and tools, (13 and llllller): Brent Rose, Shannon WUI!ams, with Jeremy Dean and mention. , ,. Let's explore tbe "outdoors 1 Let' s explore the oUtdoors 1 (14 and over): Sherry Arnold, Tammy Calaway, with honorable mention to Robin Brown, Robyn Pitzer, Cindy Sauters, and Bill Elam. Let's explore the outdoors 2 (8-12) : Janet Stiltner, Tom Morrissey, with Mary Edwards, honorable mention. Let' s explore the outdoors 2 (13 and over) : Terry Smith, Becky Rife with Tammy Gilkey, honorable mention. Exploring · our forests: Terry Smith, Carrie Karr, and Melissa Mlller, honorable mention. . Exploring Ohio ponds: John RJ~e. (Continued on page 9) r;:;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:;1 ANN 1 S CA K ' E: DECORA.TI NG • . ' WEDNESdAY S'? Burner .. LEBANON- Lebanon Township Trustees wiU meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the township garage. 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Olne Is Improving at hts following surgery at O'Bieness Memortal Hosplta~ Athens. · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree,' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil GIIIOIIY and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saston, local, 'along with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabtree, Rusael and Kevin, Albany, Rt. 1, attended the Glllogly reunion at the home of Ralph and Dorothy Gillogly Frazier, In Gallipolis. Several other relatives were also present. Waiter Jordan and sons, Joshua and Jeremy; attended the annual Albany charge fatber-son banquet at the Albany United Methodist Church. 1bo$e who· called on. Mr. and Mrs. William Cheadle and Metta F;tsher recenJIY Included Johh Gorby, CrookBvllle; Julla Allen, New Lexington; Marian Emmert, Somerset; Mr. and Mrs. J!rn Fos·IJ!r, South VIenna; Mr. and Mrs. :Wilbur Smith, Johnstown; LawVl(ootly~. Columbus; Doris lind Cindy Ross, Nelsollv!Ue, and Mrs. Sam-Johnson' and son, Clrcle'v!Ue, alongwithFredaSmi~, local. • Relatives anti' friends have received word of the death of Faye f'erry Kalb at the home of her son in Lake Geneva, Wis. She was born near Carpenter, the daughter of Delbert and Ola Jewell Perry. Survivors Include a Soli, Robert Jr., a daughter, Mrs. WUleen Smith, HainUton; five grandchildren, a sister, Lucy Thomas, Flortda, and a !Jrother, Harlan Perry of Chllilcotbe. Precedlni her In death were two sisters, Amy Perry Caldwell and Allee Perry Thomas and a brother, Frank Peny, all well known In lhls community and her husband, Robert Kalb. POMER8Y, OHIO PHONE 992~5272 . ayment ' > ' NO INTEREST ON ALL FURNITURE, CARPET & WATER BEDS $33 33.PER. MONTH SALE PRICED AND NO INTERST LARGE SELECTION AND PRICES HURRY! ' COUPON EXPIRES DECEMBER !1, 1983 When you 're on • th~ go t+. i§ §ummer, San~rt~ · On!!·cup pockets oro!! convenrent tocan1 along. 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Nlllllly will allo i1 d avo. cal - . . ........... )lcDen!eJ, TUES., W5D., THUR., SAT. 9 TO 5 MON. & FRIDAY 9 TO 8 LIMil ONE COUPON PERP\JRCHASE Ofnro-t.av. tnc 1983 CHEE•TOSillrs a reQIS\ereo r racerna~ 01 fnto-Lay, Inc Missioruiry scheduled to speak at church KING OR QUEEN WATER BED $2 500 F'(lur custorner ha~e ccmptred l'ftllt th~ terms herem and have submttled coupon to frrto.Lay or tiSag ent tor ~et1 lr catJDn ot sucll compliance Any altler u~e constrtutes t r~u!l COUDO~ ma\' not be assrcn1d , t i a~sl ~rr~d . 01 1eproduc1td Submrn ro r~ IQr rtlmburse mftnl reprU!nts oomplrlnCt ~~~orces provrnl) purctra&t at SIJititlent stoc~ to CMr coupons subfT!rlted must be shown on request O"er goo" onl',o rn uS A or Poena Rita . ~ord r t tue~ . trcc:nsed . rewrcted or Ptohrbrted S~ bmrssroni i'IIJI h(lllO!ed ttu~;~ u gh at;~ents , bruk~rs ur non-retarl setters uf our pruduc ts urrtess authOII!ed 111 wrrtmg by lrrlo ·lay, Inc Cas" IJalue 1120t. Marl coupons to rrrlo·l2_)'. Inc PO !lox 3011 Elm Cr!~ NC 2789B rence 10°/o OFF OF -CASH NO DOWN PAYMENT AND ONLY ta~ TUPPERS PLAINS - The Ladles AuxWary of tbe Orange Volunteer Fire Department wiD hold a , jitney supper at the Tuppers Plains Fire Station Saturday beginning at 4: :Jl p.m. The menu wiD consist of steak, ham, chicken dressln&, noodles, potatoes, gravy. green beans, baked · beans, . icalloped potatoes, rolls, buller, cole slaw, pte. Beverage Is tree with the meal. home ' SOFA & CHAIR PLAID OR NYLON PRINT sates TO OUR OE ALE R f rrto ·Lay mrts aQ~O'll wrll rermburse tire IoCr vah.it! ol th ts.couptm plus 7C tor l.illdlmg, provrded you ami , :<:at-penrer area news ' FINAL WE·EK TO SAVE 10 OUR CUSTOMER Coupon Qood on ty on the Drani!(S). t ra~o r (~~ and s!Zets)rn\lrtateo . ;m~ IJIIIer ~ se tonslllute&lraud Coupon may not be ~ssr ~ned transferred or reprodur:erl Cu~ t omer pays • GALLIPOLIS 12 ' MONTHS· TO PAY ON 8 OZ. OR LARGER MELLOW CHEDDAR OR SHARP CHEESE FLAVORED CHEHOS®BRAND SNACKS SHOES, INC. 210 E. MAIN ST. . SAVE25~ Jitney supper Wayside Furnit ure own STORE COUPON J..AUREL CLIFF- Car wash Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Sugar Run Ashland Station; bake sale Frtday beginning at 9 a.m.: E. Main St. business section by Laurel ClUI Free Methodist Church softball team. , 241 THIRD Personals Car wash , STORE HOURS ' Mon.-Thurs.-Sat. 9-5 F.riday 9-8 · Water and you: Betty Ann Loftis. Streams: Kevin Napier POMEROY- DaJ!y Vacation Bible school wiU be held at the First Southern S.ptlst Church of Pomeroy, Aug. s-12. Classes for nursery children through high school wiU be held !mn 6::11 to 8:30 each evening. The pastor Is director of the scllool. There wiD . ·be refreShments each evening · : and ali children are welcome. NATURALIZER. HA~TLEY (Continued from page 8) Bible school set • ..... '~ • Dance set • .SPECIAL OF.THE WEEK .._... 99( . Champions Happenings I BARBECUE ·. Sentinei-Po~9 FOR $1.29 r-------------------------1 I • • • • 667 •6485 · with honorable mention Jolm ~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~-~-:-~-~-~-:-~-~-~-:-;;-:-~-;-; Clonch, Kenny RJtchie, RextoJustis, BW Elam, John ·Edwards, and Mickey Randolph. Photo 1: Ltsa Villanueva, Terry Smith with honorable mention to Patrece Circle, Susan Wolf, Carolyn Elam, Christie Sauters, Jayne Ritchie. Photo II: Angela Chapman. . Exploring movie maklng: Brent Norton. · Creative writing: Mark Rice, Paul Riggs with honorable mention to Ann Diddle. Creative Arts (12 and under) : The Daily Pomeroy- Middleport, 91lio Calendar r---------~----~ Chef (ID-13): Carolyn Elam, Jodie Wells. Tom King, honorableml!l)tlons. Wot.klng with wood and toots, (14 and over): Bob Brooks. , Wonderful World of Wood: Jason Riggs, c\u-tsSpencer. Buidlng Bigger Things: ~tan Heines. _ The Craftsman: Russell Keller. Welding: Doug Beaver, Wednesday, August 3, 1983 II I i • ,. �Page I 0-The Pomeroy-Middleport, Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel w.'"i I y, August 3, 1983 ~; Wed•• Ley, August 3, 1983 Gtio .Business· ·Services .. PHONE 992-2156 '• "FREE 1 -Card of Thanks (paid in advance) 2-ln Memqry {paid in advance) 21 ~ Bus1ness Opportun•tv 22-Monev to loan 3· Announcements 4 - Giveaway · 5 - HiiPPY Ads 6 - lostand Found 7 -Yard Sale {paid 1n advance) 8 - Pubic Sale &Auction 9-Wanted to Buy 51 - H ouseh o ld Good s 52-CB . TV & Rad io Equipment 23-Professional Services 53-Antiques 54-Mise , Merchandise 55-Building Supplies 56- Pets for Sale 5 7-Musicallnstruments 58-Fruits & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade 31 - HomesforSale 32-Mobile Homes for Sale · 33-Farms for Sale 34-Business Buildings 35 -Lots & Acreage 26-Real Estate Wanted Fi1FM Supplltl . fl Ll IIIWiik . AVRtalt: 41 - Housesfor Rent 42 -Mobile Homes for Rent 43-farms for Rent 11-Help Wanted 12- Silualed Wanted 13-lnsurance 14+8Usiness Training 15-Schools 16-Radio, TV & CB Repair 62-Wanted to Buy 6 3-livestock 64- Hay & Grain 65-Seed & Fertilizer 44-Apartment for R6nt 17-Miscellaneous 18-WanledJooo - 81 -Home Improvements 82-Piumbing & [-!eating 83-Excavating 84- Eiectrlcal & Refrigeration 86-General Hauling 86-M . H. Repair B7·Upholstery 61 - Farm 'Equipment 45-Furnished Rooms 46-Space for Rent 47-Wanted to Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 49-For Lease I EAFOR QUIET STREET - 2 bedroom home in RaGine. leatures include: large eat-in kichen, carpeled living room, chain link fenced yard, carport, basement wih shower and laundry area and room for 3rd · bedroom or whatever your needs are. v.oodburner coukl be added for effkiency. Owner says SELL Price reduced Ia $25.500. Phone 1- (614) -992 -3325 NEW LISTING - 4 acres plus old 5 room housa bath, TP. water, Southern schoohl. On~ $18,000. REDUCED MOBILE HOME- Wrth large add-on buikling, aspha~ driveway Located on qwet streel oul of hrgh waler rn Rac1na The living room is extra large_ There ~ a cement walkand large covered porch, also a metal slorage burld~~ A<king $15,900. NEW LISTING - 6 rm. house and lraller. Equip ped kdchens, balhs, garage and lg lot. $25,900. 3 ACRES IN RACINE - Sur~~eyect llat land, privale and peaceful location. Owner w111 help lrnance. NEW LISTING - Y, mile out of Racine. 3 bedroom home on ~ acre· lot living room carpeted, klchen anil d1nmg room P1ne & Cedar. . Must see to appreciale. Asking $24,900. NEW LISTING 1979 Windsor furn~hed and level lot in Middleport. $22,000 NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom lrailer. 12x55, for sale completely lurnished rncluding washer & dryer or unfurnished Ask for prices. ' . . DBL. RENTAL- For addd~nal CALL US TO BUY OR SELL Nancy Jaspers - · Associate Phone: 992-6951 Or 992-2751 To leave A Message 1 2 Card of Thanks 1nc ome The family of Edgar B. Taylor would like lo express ils thanks and appreciation to all friends, relatives, nei&hbors, doctors, and nurses of Veterans Memorial Hospital, Ewing Funeral Home and Racine Emergency for their food, flowers, cards and kindness during the death of our husband and father. Edgar Taylor FarJJily Since you ..,t - As I Itt somotiOIOS S<l lonely, My lfloiJI!hts 110 back to yesterday, And my n-.morios that ore wittl me I hope """ &O awty. Always missing you. By Wile Pina Covert and Dall(htt< Sha11111 JohnS<ln L-------------~ I' L-------------~ . ,. . ~- --------------------1 Curb Inflation, Pay Cash for I I I .[ I I I I I I Vienna, W. Va. 8-l ( tl".~ pd S&W TV AND APPLIANCE . SERVICE NICE CORNER LOT IN MIDDLEPORT - Fanlastic balh, huge l•ing room, lormal dining room. lour bedrooms, lull basement garage, and a nrce front porch. Reduced lo $47,500. 10 ACRES - Just off Rt. 33 near Burtrngllam. For $1,000 per acre. Housing Headquarters flt)po,n ted E•ecutor of th e estate of Nora H AwaiL deCPctSP. rl latP o t Tupper s Plams. Oh10 Is/ Robert E Ou c k Probat e Judge /C lerk 17) 27 , 181 3. 10. 3t c Address------------------ $11,000. Chester. Ohio Ph. 985-4289 tf No Answer. Call 985-4382 Oewaynp Williams & Scottie Smith All flakes and llodels Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Service Available 7-15·1 mod, ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes Remodeling. ll ·ll -llc RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore l'lldiators and heater COAII. We can .aloo acid bol and rod outredlators. We al10 rapalr Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 1-lltfc IN THE ADS] THE KOUNTRY KLUB Go~ Lessons Special ADULTS ....... 6 for $40,00 STUDENTS .... 6 for $30.00 . 'Go~ Trips 'Pro Shop 'Fittina Center 'Metal Woods 'Club Repair _, 'Fishing • John Teaford . Chester 17 . J For Rent 448-Gallipolis 367- Cheshire 388- Vinton 245-Rio Grande 256-Guyan Dist. 643- Arabla Diot. 379-Walnut 992-Middleport Pomeroy 985- Chester 343- Portland 247-Letart Falls 949-Racine 742- Rutland 667- Coolville IY, 10 . 1. 3. "n ·n 5 ,, 6 L~ . 7 8 26. 4 1'1. 28.• 9. 10 . 19 11. 30 . 13 . 31 . 32 . 14 . 33 t5. 34 3o . _. 16. I I CARPET I ----- I - - - - II I I I _ __ _ 1 _ • __ 1 I I 1, I I· ~---------------------~I . ' I INSTALLED WITH PAD Good Selection Of GOLD SEAL CONGOI.£UM Selection $499 SQ. YO. cash & Cany RUBBER-BACK TWEED $399 ~AJrRRY 1 ROLL ONLY IN BROWN $3()00 A MERCHANT . Gregg & Patty Gibbs-Owners PH, 992.2178 937 ~ Buffalo 2 23 tic Writesel ROOFING H. L. PERSONALIZED POOLS •' ULTltA CLEAN PH: 1-304-773-5634 ' Mason, W. Va. C. L. Kitchen • PULLINS EXCAVATING All types of roof -'t, new or "pair, gutters and downspouts; &Ufler clean· in& and paintina. doors and windows. 6·9·1 mo -Dozers -Backhoes - Dump Trucks - Lo-Boy - Trencher -Water ~ USED APPLIANCES Riders & Sons SALVAGE COMPANY FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS.. -Sewer - Gas Lines - Septic Systama LARGE OR SMALL JOS PH . 992-2478 1 S.R. 124-Ph. 992-5468 Buyers of ~s. aluminum cans, iroo, metals. , TOP PRICES Copper ....................45' lb. AlurJJinum 20' lb. Radillors ............. 30' lb. Asst. Glass -· $1.00 hundred Mixed Iron .. $1.00 hundred Also Picking Up Auto Bodies c,'\ ~"'" c,O u':.· ·· - cans ...... 7-15-1 mo pd BOGGS U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO New Holland, Bush Hoi . Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service 742-2352 ERNEST MlTCHELL Route 4. Pomeroy ·_PH. (304) 882-2276 AND HOME MAINTENANCE 'loofio& of all lytle! Residential & Commerr.:ial 'Gutters & Downspoul! •storm Windows & Doors FltE ESTIMATES Authorized John Deer, WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS CARDiNAL CONSTRUCTION .OHIO VALLEY ROOFING SALES & SERVICE Washers, Dl)'ers Ranges, Refrigerators I·J.tfc Arbaugh's Archeiy & Hunting Supply Kitchen Cabinets - .oootin& - Sidina- Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Remodeling - Custom Pole Barns. j&F 20 Years hpwience \ WORK GUARANTEED TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 or 949-2180 • Route I Long Bottom, OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 . St. Rt. 742-2328 124, David Bricklea Business With GENERAL . CONTRACT! NG, Inc. RECAMATION New Homes - Extensive Remodel inc 'Insurance Work 'CustorJJ Pole Bldgs_ & Garaaes 'loofin& Work 'Aluminum & Vinyl SidiRII "Excavating "Ponds . 'Septic Tanks "Hauling 949-2293 David Brickl.. PH .992-7119 ·" Pomeroy, OH. ~CORAnNG WI ddill C.S and All Occasion Cakes 54 Misc. Merc!Nindise CHEST MODELS . 5 Cu. Ft. ... 1235.95 8 Cu. Ft. ... '285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... '355.95 20 Cu. Ft. ... '418.95 25 Cu. Ft. ... 1472.95 SPECIAL 15 Cu. Ft. ... '325.95 POMEROY LANDMARK YOUNG'_ S - 1.5-2 mo. pd . PUBUC NOTICE late of Box Don Rose RACINE,OH. Robert E Buck Proba te Judge/Clerk PH. 171 27 : 181 3. 10. 3tc 949-2224 PATRICK &EUGENE JOHNSON (Fo~ £•P~ . by Let ConstrlctronJ No Sunday Calls H8·lmcl. ~- CARPENTRY 3-11-tlc SERVICE • I ----,'_ . ;.: . ' 614-992-2181 • I • '.I I I ..! . l.r/.J~) \ . i' .. •Dryera .,,...,. LEONARD F. ERWIN CONTRACTOR 366 29111 St.. Rt. 7 Pomeroy 985·3385 7-21·1 mo pd. ' llwd&I;I ... ""- < ' :·FI££ ESTIMATES" - I PHONE: 992-7116 7-tl-1 ... pi t I ' I· JOHN'S AUTO SALES ·~ ~·~aualilj melGot' cars. is 782 1-61 SWEEPER ond lOWing machine utpair, partl', and 1uppllea . Pick up and delivery, Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one hetf mile up George• Creak Rd . Call 448-0294. U80,000. Bingo gomo. Cherokee. N.C. Leaving Pomeroy Augu1t 19. •&&. for trantportation and motai.Renrv.tion deadline Augull &th. The only authorized co- ordinatore within 80 mlle1. 114-882·· 3377 ar 614-992·6007. Wldowet hi ilxtiee .-.d going .crong wantl to find 1 non ltnoklng healthy woman who drlvoo ond hu It leolt •1.000. year retirement income to go with my pra1ant *18,000. year. Muat be over 150 and like outdoor ltfe and trwel. Send ell informetlonflrot. Reply to P.O. Ba• 243 Alony. Dh . 46710. 4 Giveaway ANY PERSON who h11 enyt:hlng to give away and doH not offer or attempt to offer any ather thing tor ula may piece en ad in thl1 column. There will be no cherge to the odverti-. I Pvppln, ml...rconll& St. llemllrrl. 2 molos, 3 r.molos. For info coli 388-880<l. Kindling wood to anyone who will pick up. 4441-2808. • 949·2860. "Balded & Insured" • PARTS' snd SERVICE l .a.s.ttc "Buutlful, Custom Built G•rqes" Cell for frH sldlncestimates, 949-2801 or Bob Camptell & 83. I •Dith-•,_,. "oRtrfrigerotora ' BISSELL SIDING CO . struction and septic tlnks. Rutland. Oh<O 4577 5 ,:: ', •MODULAR HOliES •PRE-CUT HOliES •REIIODEUNG HOMES •POOLS SERVICE. oWothori 6/27/tfn CUSTOM BULDING - ~EN'S APPLIANCE SIDING Pipeline, well sills, ltdl- son. Bo)l( 97. Nelson Road. Rutland. Ohto 45775 was appomted Admmtst ratoi ol the estate of ~arry Joe Elentson. Ca1peted, bathroorJJ wnh mower, ps or elect. relrlc.. furnace, & lot. Wit• hiller, ranp, sink. ••· tltel .. or boltery liJitts, S)llfiS 6, elcelltnt condition . NEW · ' 'CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Vinyl & Aluminum . lllllion, ponds, llliJity con- Case No 24 177. Btlty W tllta m- deceased. ~LAQUES 985-3561 All Makes . HEMLOCK PIPELINE 1 992-7119 5·16·1 ma. 1P6·1tc PH. 992-2772 ' · Installation PH.992-3005 Public Notice "' On July 22. 1983, tn th e Metgs County Probate Court, Cleaning & $2.700.00 or Best Offer 992-6215 01 992-7314 Po..,...y,Dhlo JAMES KEESEE ARROW FLASHING SIGNS FOR SALE OR RENT 6" & 8" Replacement Leneu FOR SALE . 18FT. WILD.CAT TRAVEL TRAILER ENGRAVING, V. C. YOUNG Ill Call 843-5425 ' . . ..· olocretoal WOII! (Fr.. atlmalft) 20 Years Experience In Home Aru FREE ESTIMATES 1·1·11110 1 . and ~~: ..wodt 'Remodeling PH. 992-3047 JO-&!Jc •11 •and :en J lilg ........ and .,..., wodt 'Gutter & Down Spouts "Lic-td & fnspecttd" PII_-614-@3-~!9J Day or Night CARPENTER SERVICE 'Siding 'Rooflna , •1. .PH. Manufacturers !"'-~------ SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING ·P&S R1cint, BUILDINGS Oh. -. · "Senior Citizens 10% Discount" trophy .' EUGENE LONG FREE ESTIMATES of New Systems THE TROPHY KING ·~ J.J.tfc TERESA'S CAKE ··-Roofing 6·29 l mo. 1)!1. For all your wiring · needs; furnaces re-' . pair service and in· stallatlon. Residential f. S. Commercial Call 742·3195 Racine, OH. to 24'x36' I nsulatd DPI Houses .SEPTIC SERVICE PH. 992-5~82 or 992·7121 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE M.L CONTRACTING •lnluladon •Storm DOors •Storm W'nlowa •Replacement Windows JACK'S AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 4-21-ttc VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Siz~s from 6'x6' Up Roger Hysell GARAGE SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY J&L BLOWN ·INSULATION UTILITY BUILDINGS •PONDS, RECLAMATION . WORK •lAID CLEMIN8, CONCRET£ WORK IIOMI(D & . . ~0 PHONE Jll CLIFFORD 992-7201 J.l.llc ' 6-20-1 mo. ·Sizes sllrt fr0111 12'x16' SEWER LINES . • Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly ServiC 8· 1·1· mo. ,lH0-11( . 6-22-1 mo.-Pd. ALL .STEEL & POLE BULDINGS CONTRACTING •DOZER •lACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LJIESTONE •WATU; GAS 1nd AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE TUPPERS PLAINS, OH. 'Bows &.Accessories 'Guns & Ammo. 'Live Bail, Fishin& Tackle 'Huntin& & Fishing License 'Dog Supplies Hrs.: Weekdays 10-6 Set. & Sun. 10-8 Closed Tues. & Wed . CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofing & Siding Co. TON PH. 992-2280 7 5 tree *Vinyl liner1*Fiberglass *Stainless Steel DRY ,FOAM EXTRACTION METHOD CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING OEEP CLEANED - SHORT DRYING TtME USE SAME DAY- AN11-RESOIL DffiRGENTS COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL • Professional Spot Removal Service •Wall & Ceilina Clunlna ,. "fnsurence Work Welcome" ' James Kniaht-273-5388 1 ' ·' , In Ravenswood c~ Rick Hovatter-992-2606 ~1 In Middleport · ~"Free EstirJJates On All Services" 6 16_1 mo FREEZER SALE Of GRASS CARPET Good Mail This Coupon with Remittance The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. . Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 I1 $1295 - " -- --- STARTING AT CATALOG Upto16words .. . One day insertion .......... $3.00 Up to 16 words ... Three day insertion ....... . $4.00 Upto15Words ... Si•dayinsartion ... . ...... . $7.00 {Average 4 words per line) 18 . 1. STRIP COAL • 675-'- Pt. Pleasant 458-Leon 576- Apple Grove 773- Mason B82- New Haven B95- Lelart Also Transmission Phone----------------~- )Wanted JForSa le )Announcement Extensive Middle,...\, Ohio LAi:U 5· 162mo MINE-RUN o GREAT LOCATION - Nice level lot, lois ol room lor a fam1~. Has 3 bedrooms, lormal d~rng room. vinyl sidrng . gigantic famrly room, and a front porch. Good buy at $27,800. REALTORS · Henry E. Cleland, Jr. GRI 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jo Hill 985-4466 Office 992-2259 Ph. 992·5433 . ' 'FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS · PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS" •Cuslom Pole Bldgs_ & Garages •Rooling Work •Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings 1S Year1 bperience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2'282 Cole. Tuppers Pla1ns. Oh10 wa s Name ___________ 250~~!~a~ve •Insurance Work more. level and take On Jul y 22, · 1983, 1n I he Me1QS Countv ProbmP Court. Case No 24 158. Homw A Wr ife your own ad and order by mail with thi s coupon . Cancel your ad by phone wh en you ~ e t resul ts. Money not refundable . WOOD RT. 124 SYRACUSE Excellen12 ~Is and 2 bedroom ha iler. Asking $23,500 Rm. for Ha-re been remOdeled. lots. Stores, schools churches near. Will $85,000. PUBUC NOnCE ' OWNER WANTS OFFER Clean, nice 2-3 bedroom home wrth large lot rn PomerOj. Large lrvrng room and krtchen, separate utilicy room. Fronl and rear porches. Should be s~d. Wanls $22,500. •Buffet. etc. SYRACUSE - Two nice level lots wilh a lhree bedroom hom a d ini0g room, part basemen! and ut1liy room. II APTS. - Public Notice Classifieds and Savel II I NEW LISTING - Near Mine #2 - Appro>. 30 acres of vacanl ground wlh approx. 7 acres lrllable or a goOd home s~e. Ask1ng $15,000. •Tables & Chairs *Comer Cupboards 3 APTS. - In Pomeroy within · walkmg distance of businesses. $23,500. RACINE- Reasonable 8 rm. nrce older home. Good panel· ing nice carpeting furnace, 2 balhs. lg lot. $35,000. Offer welcomed . . In Memoriam E. Mai11WI.IIi POMEROY,O . 992-2259 NEW LISTING~ II you want a nice 2-3 bedroom home wilh a large living room, basement and greal deck and patio, here i is! Equrpped kdchen, central air, etc., elc. look at thrs one ... $35,500 lARGE BEAUTIFUL FARM Home is an older 2 story frame wih .4-5 bedrooms, anginal woodwork porcheii, and lree gas lor heating The huge barn has 6,000 sq. It, including a loft for hay. Appx. ~7 of Ihe land was recent~ lertilized, limoo, and seeded. There is appx. 105 acres. Asking $85,000. Middleport. IN MEMORY OF Dana C""'rt Who lle!larled Tho Ufo July 31, 1981 Your are cone. but not 1011011011. In my heart you'll always st.y. And. Oh! how I miss i(IU, Dana, CARD OF THANKS or · Inves tment. FURNITURE Call: George Gum Mason Co., W)l Area Code 304 Meigs County Area Code 614 OAK "free Estimates" .'.. Installed And Warranted by Sears For .5 Years. Business Services Real Estate General CENTRAL REALTY : Roofing - Siding Troughs, Down Spouts Windows - Doors For· "All" Your Home . 6 Lost and Found Repairs ... Lost; Northup area, Pit Bull, • Gallia County Area Code 614 Puppiea to good home 6 wu. old. Coli 882-3236. SMALL l...,.ta kinen, long ' haired , black, brown and groy . Phone 304-6766t46. ESTIMATES' ~ (_ Classified paf{eS cover the . following telephone exchanges ... 71 : Autos for Sale 72 -Trucks for Sale 73-Vans & 4 WD 74-Motorcycles 75-Boats & Motors 76-Auto Parts & Accessories 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment . Giveaway White male puppy 2 mo. old. Coli &78-40114 . HOME REPAIR *CHAIN LINK FENCING Mstlihjlldltil 4 ,, ls~arsl Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Fheatn;hll ~y-Middleport, Gtio COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE 4 nice pupple1 to g,_wsy. Call et<l-317-7743. From the Smllest Heallr Ctn Ill the Llrpst lllcJia. tor. Mati!or a 3 mole klttena, ling hllir,- A white. Call . , ... 218-13"3. R1diltor Spacialllt IIATHAII BIGGS 35 ,,., Eltptrilllct Callao ldttttn obDutl-. old. 1114·112-21139. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. M• ...... t~ g~ve •-yta goad home. Qood with ohl-. 814-7<l2-2328. ,._,,Dh. Ph. 992·2\7<l 2 _ . _ 1 groy. 1 white. 247·2022. Z·26'ttc . ' a brindle female, 46 lbs . Long eara, ~ack fac, , name Ully . Reward. Phone 379281 1 onvtlme. 11 The Daily Sentinel Page- 11 Help Want8d Subuitutelnttructor tar Ouilding Hand School. Must havevalldtef(:hingcenicate from the Department of Education. Salary will be 836 pe• day . Available for 1983-84 program year, Contact: David Ratliff, P.O. 14, Cheihire, Oh 46620. or catl1614)367-0102. 1 ban player and or "ainger :for Rock Group . Call 614· 379-a6&1 or 614-6439406 . MERRI -MAC needs 3 damonatratora in this areal Gifts. toya. home decor item1 on party plan . Car and phone necenary. Higheatcommis~ sian. No investment, dalivering, or collecting . Call 014-742-3094. Also book· ing partlea. '{ard sales 31 Newly remodeled 2 storv frame. 1 'It bath. 3Yt acres. city achoolt. rhtervlew . 832,000. Call 446-4222 between 9 & 6. ------·Gaiiiiioiis·------- 1-...---,---~--~ &Vicinity Beautifully landacaped 3 bd• . homo with deck. On 1 scenic acre in Nonhup. City schoola, 6 minutes from town , fireplace, hardw0Qd floors . maintenance free , quiet neighborhood. A~tu· mable 9Yz% mortgage. Call 446-8676 after 6pm. . Once a year Yard Sale! Sat. Aug . 6, 8AM-6PM . Furnlture, smallappllancel, baby Items . Cloths .ails II ~~. miscellaneous . 1975 M•libu. snow tires. 1972 Ford pick~p . Free ice water. Old St. Rt. 160·. in Porter south off Rt . 664. The John Tillie residence on Augu1t 4 & 6 above Eai!llarn High School on Rt . 7 . Huge yard sale . ,Aug . 5th and 8th . 9 a.m . to 6 p.m. Rt.33 to CR 18, follow signs, gold houae . School c::lothet , appllancea, Av On bottles, toys, bookt . antiques. car tape deck, building supplies. tape recorder , produce, much more. By Owner 3 bdr. housawith 8 ' or 20 acres. Sunken LR, Porch tale-Aug. 4 & 6 . 9 familyroom, den .2'h baths.· Yard Sale . Aug . 1 -3 .9 a .m . to 3 p.m . 719 Broadfull basement. unattached a.m.- 6 p.m. Across from old way, Recine . Baby Items. 8 Public Sale garasewithworkapace. Will Gall ia Store, Gallia, fh. 233. booka & clothing . & Auction consider land ,c ontract . Antiquei . tools. guoa . Please no call after 9PM, _ct_o_t_ h•~•-·_b_a_by_it~ •m_•·-·-~ Five family yard ·sale-Auguat 614 -246-9400 . 4th. Ethel JOHNSON RES I· Auct ion every Tuesday Taking applications for 1- - - - - - - - - - 3 Family Yard Sale Wed.· OENCE ON OLO Portland night , Krodel Park Club Manager and Beauty Dirac- REAL BARGAIN! 1 year old Thurs .- Fri. August 3rd.- Rd. 1-fo't-lse .• Pt . Pleaaant WV . tor. Direct sales. Malgslnn. bi-level, 3 BR , A-1 cond., 4th .r6th , Clothing. pots and Auct . lonnie Neal . Call August 5th. From 10a.m. to garage & basement, brick pans . stands, glaaaware, 632 Grant St . in Middleport. 2 p.m. front. large lot. city achoola. tape player. Iota of ltema . . Gas walt heater. cooking 614·367·71 01 . 4 % mile• from Gallipolis. lincoln Pike in Centenary. utensils. dlahes. clothing, Ric" Pearson Auctioneer GOVERNMENT JO'BS- Green Twp . 839.60Q. knick knack•. books, light Tttoi.uands of vacancies 446~8038 . Yard Sale Quail Creek lot Service . Estate , F.arm, fixturea . 26, A"g . 6 - 6, 9 •00- 6 :00 . Antique 8r li.q uldation sales . mu_ot be filled immedlotoly. 1-:--:--::----~--Men 's clothing , womena, Back yard aale-1a.t . sale thla Ucanl8d a. bonded in Ohio Up to date directory lists 2 BR house on nice lot, Rio & wva. 304-773-6785 or job• from $17,634 to Grande . Central heat, well maternity, baby clothing, year . Lots of good achoql $60.112. Call 718- 842- Insulated. Call &14 -246- tools. roc ke r. file cabinet. clothes. jeans and etc. All 304· 773-91 8~ . 6000, including Sunday , 9326 or 614-245-5364. many miac items. sizes children• thru adulta. Auction every Fri . night at E•t-4438. Old bottles end avon bottles. Three Family Garage Sale . the Hartford Community In Middleport, newlr remoWed . & Thura. 9Am to 7 A little of •-cerything cheap. Center . Truckload• of new Babysitter wanted in my deled home with fireprace, Dishes, furniture. odds and 964 South third. acrou merchandise every weak. home . Five Points area . pos si ~le woodburner, close ends. 503 Circle Dr ., from laundry Mat In MiddleConsigments of new and Must have ·references . to schools and shopping. port. 3rd, 4th, 6th. 9 a.m. to Gallipolis. uaed merchandlae always 61 4 -992-6B1 0 . Catt 614-992-6941. 6 p.m. daily. Rain cancels . welcome. Richard Reynolds Sale . Thursday & Auctioneer. 276-3069. Will do babyaitting in my FINISH YOURSELF. 48 X Friday, 10 to 4 . 14 Pine St., 382 East Second Stre~t. home . Racine area. Refer~~;n ­ 28 basement. walls. winGallipolis . Baby clothes, Pomeroy . Thunday & Complete Auctioneer Ser- cos. 614·949-2779. dow and sub floor comFriday . August 4 & 6. 9 •. m. jeans. glassware. ' vice . Also do tapp"raiaals . pleted . On 1 . 14 acres . to 6 p.m . Ucenl8d a. bonded to aell. HAIRDRESSER epply at Reasonable . Call 446Garage Sale Aug . 4 . 6 . 6 . Households, farm furnish - New York New York, 401 3044. 9-6. 3 nii. o~t Rt .. 14 1. Boy 's Yard sale 1 n Racine on ings 8t Real eatate . Over 26 Viand St ., Pt. Pleasant, WV. school and dreu clothes. Bas han Rd . /" mile peat High yeara experience in buying Ia Cott 676-7311. For stile by Owner 1200 size 10. 12 , 14. Bicycle , School. Aug . 3 - 6. Call . selling new, uMd & antique sq .ft . house &. corner lot. snow tires, table jig uw , 614-949-2892. · furniture. 814-992-6370 . WANTED in the Charle~ton Full basment 5 room & bath. toys. misc. No cheeks . area, ledy to five in 6 f;fays a garage ir, basement . CustoOoby A. Martin. Yard saiD-Off Rt .7 ·By-Paaa week, and care for· female matic door opener, gal heat, on L&urel Cliff Rd . Y2 mile Sale Utility shelves, Moving stroke patient. Salary 844 budget, central air, fully housewares, large women's from Fair grounds . Thursday · negotiable . 304-767·9013 carpeted. Box 408 Cirle Dr., clothes. 417 First Ave .. thru Saturday . or 304-776-69BO. Plantz Subdivision . Gallipolis. Fri.·Sat. 10 -4. August 3,4,6. 9 to 1?1 House for sale 9 rooms &: Annual Porch Sale 601 Coolville Rd. Watch for 12 Situations bath with or without furniThird Ave., Galnpolia. Friday signa. Durst . 687-3241. ture. Catt 446 -0924 . Wanted , Aug . 6. 9AM -6PM. Sat . Aug. 6, 9AM -Noon . Junior, 133 Bunernut Ave. Thura4 bdr . ranch home large LR. misses, and meni clothing day and Friday . Kitchen . 9 Wanted To Buy Room, board and care for an full basemen' with garage. plus misc. household items . Cablneta with flour bin . · Grandfather clock. bathi· · elderly person in my home . wopdburner ulcluded , c1ty We pay caah for late model Reasonabte . Call 992 · school. 1 mile from town. nett, crib, cedar .wardrobe. Sale Thurs.to Sat. 8-6 . Yard Call 446-0276. clean used cars. 6022. Johnson' a Trailer Court , sewing machine, heaters, · Jim Mink Chev.-Oids Inc. across from Blue Fountain rockers. Dinnette, much · Will care .for elderly in our Small house in Vinton . Bill Gene Johnson Motel . Service for eight more . Antiques and 446-3672 home . Trained and Expe - needs repair. Will sell cheap. Noritake china Audrey · cOllectibles . · Call 614-246-6818 . I LPN d pattern, Rodger sitverware. r enca . . . . care g•ven . ~-~-------Wanted to buy used cOal & 992-7314. 4 Family Yard Sale Full , INew rabbit coat, winter 6 S+ acres in Village of Glen wood heatera. Swain Furn i· mattress and box springs, summer baby clothea, Home turo, 448-3169, 3•d . & Wiil do babysitting in my Roy, Oh . App. 2 11:! miles lout baby items , roll bar, tirea, · Interior items & more. of Wellston on St . Rt. 93 . All Olive St ., Gallipolis; Oh . maternity clothes, clnthaa. home ..&14-949 -2149 . utilities available. Will sell all Yard Sale 234 Jackson Pike lampe . toys, glusware, ' appliances . ate reo, T.V ., Standing . timber, any!=;:;:====== = = or in parcella. $10.000 for all. Call 614 -266- 6282 . Thura. &. Fri ., 9 -6 . Good jewelry. sWeetheart ring. amount .. Catt . 614-388 - 13 Insurance clothing. house plants, lots May consider trade for other 9906. formal dresa. entrance door, of misc. property. ltorm door. curtains , BEDS , ! RON, BRA9S, old SA N 0 Y A N 0 B E A V E R 1-R-a_n_c_h_t_v_p_e_lb~r~i:..c~k~)-.-:3 Sidewalk Sale Third &. Pine outdoor light fixtures , lawn furniture, gold. silver mower, muc~ more . Friday St., Gallipolis . Aug. 5 & 6. dollars. wood ice boxes. lnaurance Co . has offered bedrooms , fireplace . attSaturday. August 5 and and Kitchen~are , wall hangings, atone jan. antiquea, etc .• servicas for fire insurance ached garage, full base~ 6 . 9 :00 a .m . to 2:00 p.m. toddler 1tems, household coverage in Galfia County mant. newly shingled roof. Complete households . 213 Midway Drive. New goods. Write: M.D. Miller, Rt. 4, for almost a century. Farm. walking diatahce to Pome~ Haven, W.Va . Not respon•i· home and personal property El s h 1 $40 ' 000 • Pomeroy, Oh. Or 992- cover•ger ble for accidents.. are available to roy em. c 00 · Coli 992-6143. 7780. meet individual needs . Middleport Wanted to buy. New. used & Contact Ray Wedemaver. Located In Syracuae -Near school swimming pool. 3 antique furniture. Will buy 1 agent. Phone 388-8249. & Vicinity & Vicinity bi!droom aituated on oneplace or complete . . houseAre you paying to much for third acre lot . $24,500. ---·- --- -·· --·. ·- ... ·····-- --holdo. Call Osby A. Mertln your hospital-health insu· 304· 762-8488. · 814-992-6370. . Garage Sale . Aug . 4-5 · 6 . ranee. Call C a r r o l l ) - - - - - - - - - From 9-5. On Old Rt. 143 Toys, books , childrans-men- · Handyman's apecial in Buying daily gold, silver Snowden. 446-4290. South of Jacks Club off Rt. womens clothes. young . Rutland: Eight rooms with coina. rings, jewelry, mana pants 29 waiat 29 , 7 bypass . possibilities. North Main St. sterling ware, old coins, 18 . Wanted to Do length. miac itema. Rain The first sensible offer gets large currency. Top prices. 7 Family Y8rd Sale . Aug . date Fri. Aug . 5 it. Will be on premins to Ed ; Burkett ,Barber Shop , 1.2.3 . 4,5. 8 :00 -7 . 412 • show house on Aug. 6 & 6 2nd . Ave. Middleport. oh . Spring Ave ., Pomeroy . Secon.d St. Mason . Friday ', General Hauling and Trash from 2 until 6 p.m. 614-992-3476. Plenty of clothes all 1izea. Aug . 4th. Clothing children a.·· removal Service". Reliable 1- - - - - - - - - baby items, glasawares, to adult1, excersize maWanted to buy:broken and dependable. Call 446- House for sale- Contact , books, manv itema too chine, knick knacks . Clarence Hill at Rustic Hilla air-conditioners. 614-992- 31 69 between 9 and 5. numerous to mention ; in Syracuse. Ohio. 6"14IIBtO. . Y~rd Sale Baby thing, Parking acroas the street . Experience houae painting 992 -2987 after 5 p.m. ch1ldrena clothea, VW parts To be re-uphola,ered used and lawn mower repair. Very {--------~­ &. misc . Saturday 1709 PATfO SALE-6 family, hide-a-bad. love seat or reasonable rates. Call 3 bedroom house with Jefferson Ave ., Pt. Pleasant. garden tractor, furniture. 446- 6688 . . aluminum siding, kitchen sofa. 614·949·2669 . porch chairs, lamps. disappliances. drapes, curhesm toys, clothing & miac·. Y~RD aale, Thuflday, GQOO Army· type or equal Lawn Mowing no Y.ard to big tains. wood burner. carport. Past the church in Chester. Fnday, August 4-,6 . 9 till ~ well or pyramid tent that or email . Reliable and basement, fruit trees . Aug .4-6-6. 107 Locust St., Henderson. sleep• 4 to 8 . Cott 304-676 · dependable. For eatimate S~racuse. 614-992-7286. coif 446-3159, 9 to 6. , 3293. 6 family yard sale. Aug . 4-6. YARD sole, Auguot 4 ' 6. 9 A GOOD HOME FOR Thurs. a.·Fri . 9 to 4 . Skate- till 7 5 miles above HenderNow Open Pt . Pleasant Will do house cleaning. anY $3600. NtCE 10x40. way Roller Rink on Rt. 7 . son. Rt . 36. Recycling. Paying top dollar day of the week, daytime ELECTRIC HEAT, EXCELBaby clothes, small childfor scrap metals, bran, only. 84 per hour . . Call LENT CONDITION. $700. rena , vyomen clothes, car DRIVE-way yard uie , 17 ~ batteries. Call 876 - 614 - 3B8 - 9336 , ask lor DOWN, BALANCE FI aaat, baby bed. grow light. Wakefield , Pt. Pleasant. 1 084.Rt . 36 Henderson, Bonnie . Measage will be NANCED . 38 PAYMENTS flower stand. baaslnett. tots August 6th . 9-1 TV, atereo, taken . OF 8105.48 A MONTH . wv. 9x1 2 carpet. etc. of misc. 304-676-2711 . WANTED to buy, canvas or TV Repair Service. House LARGE gargae sa'le , first 3 family yard aale. Thura. & hard top that witt fit 59 CJ 6 calla, moat modele, used and Houae for sale, 4 rooma, Fri.App . 6milesout8aaham sale this year . Thundlly, Jeep, phone 304-676- repaired.seta. Reasonably bath . outbuilding , lot Rd ., turn right on Bald Knob August 4 & Friday, Augult prico_d . Coll614·266·6218. 80•168, Apple Grove, Rt. 2 , 4082. Rd . watch for siQrla. 614- 5 . Fairview Rd . Camp 304-676-2292. 843-6231 . lots ohhings . Conlev. Cedar wardrobe. 8 HP 8rfgg1 & Strotto . glassware. books. aheeta, For aale or assume loan. 3 Tom Spencara. 6 miles E. of bedapraada. curtaina, old , engine, 304-876·4681. bedrooms, family room, full Chester on Sft . 248 . Sheata. mirror, adults clothing and a . basement. 304-876-6110 . curtains . glasaes, dishes. large aaaortment of nice ·r 21 Business pole lamp. girls clothes. children• clothing , girls ~ Opportunity Paniallyramodefedhomeon boys size 8 -10 •lim . Many · alzea up to 8 . . Jerrys Run Rd. 2-3 acre more items. Thurs . thru -::-~::---:--:::----$26.000. New kitchen and Saturday. August 4-8 . YARD aale, Thur•day, 10-7 11 Help Wanted 1 NOTICE 1 bathroom. Muat sell mov2627 Lincoln Ave. Pt . THE OHIO VALLEY PUB - ing, Call 576 - 2966 or In Hemlock Grove. Friday Pleasant. lot of nice clo- · LISHING CO. recommends 676-2.101. and Saturday . 9 to 6 . At thing, teena &: children&. Amish Food Products in that you do buaineu with 1 - - - - - - - - : - - - S1ore building. greed demand . Dittrlbutorlhlpo ovolloble with high to Hndyou money through the THREE Ashton. 304-676-2683 . know, and NOT bedroom home, !'eople income potential. f!tlo major mail until you have investiInvestment. no Inventory or gatad offering. bedroom house in Pt. Homes detlve.-y. Apply in peraon 8 ' Pleasant . No pete. phone PM Tuo1. B-2-83 st Colum- For leaae. Auto Service 30.4-676-1386. for Sale bua Southarn Electric Co. Canter, Mason, WV. 3 bays, 990 Second Av• • • 2 hoiata, excellent location, Used two bdrm. mobile 1977 OAKWOOD , cent•ol Gsllipolls. tuccessful businen for over 32 Mobile Homes · homes. fl(rniahed . Brown' a air , kitchen furnished. 30 yean , available after Trailer Park, Minersville. Oh. washer 8t dryer. call 304for Sale NHded lmmodlsloly . Lady Aug. 8, 1983. Cell elto• 6 614 -992-3324. 676-4293. to live In and care for elderly p.m .. 1-304·676-29B2. lady for room, board. end E TRI - STATE : MOBILE 1972 Sherwood Park 1973 12x60 KIRKWOOD omoll 1811.-y. Coli 446-3169 HOMES . USED - CARS, 14x65 . 3 bedroom, partially mobile home, 2 bedrooma. or 614-2611-1987. · 22 Money to Loan TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . furnished. a .c .. underpin- $6,000. 304-676·6022 . ning & porch . $6,660 . CHECK OUR PRICES. 614 Qualified • experienced -992-5416. 1981 SHULTZ Mancheater, CALL 448-7572. pena manager needed for HOME LOANS Low flxad 2 bedrooms, excellent large term equipment rate. Leader Mortgage. 77 E. condition, *16,600. 304dealarahlpa . Satarv and Stote, Athena, Ohio. 1·614· CLEAN USED MOBILE 676· 6376 . TRAILERS on Ioera of TWO HOMES KESSEL'S QUALIncentive aa well 11 benefit 6923051. land. Ne8r Tycoon Lake, tTY MOBILE HOME SALES, plan available. depend on 1973 SHULTZ 12x66 whh 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS. 3BB-B711. pperlonce. Cell •14-28612x24 i 977 add on , 3 35 . PHONE 446-7274. 1-:-:-: RT 2t~. 23 Professional Skyllne mobile home bedroom•. utility room, Services 1 980 Bayview 14x70, 2 12x62. complete with air ~ cnetral •ir, naw earpet, Manegement caliber penon bdr . • c .e ntral air. Call conditioner, carpet, drapaa, 12x12 deck, framed underpart time *815 month . 614 -388 -9918 or 446 - furniture and underpinning penning backed by 4'' Honest person to handle •4 .880. Coli 814-U8 - ihaul~tion , atove. refrigeracornpany fundt. Clerical PJANO .TUNING Bock to 6211 . tor. metal building with 7608 . duties. {714) 11112-0381 . School Special e215 normel tUnlnga. Auguu only . 1979 OAKBROOK 14x60, 1-:-=~:-=------- electricity. can be moved or Call tadly. DM position . Ward'a .Keyboard, 446· 2 bdr .. gn hoot, fireploca. 1978 14•70 Wind1013 bdr.. left on rentad lot. Tr•n•1 0 x 20 dock with ewning, e•. cond.. 1 'It both1, d01th fered , muot oell. 304-675 Workohop lpoalsllot I· 4372. framed underpinning with In family ,nu.ttell . Rllaona- 1194. If no anawer call Training ena IUP8r¥11ion of 675-4607 . MR-DD odulto In uheltond PIANO TUNING-LANE tlo downs, good cond. Coli ble offer. Clll446-7513 . workahop, woodworking DANIELS . Rollablo oorvlco 4411-2829, 3117·0888 after 1978 12x&l Liberty. Gao 12Jt60 mobile home aet-up e•perlence nece .. ary, 12 slnco 198& . ' Assooltto of 6pm. heat. 1tove & refrigerator. on rented tot. Call614-266 mo. position, H.S. grad with Brunicardl Mulfc Co. Phone 1974 CHAMPION 14 x 66, t7,600. 245-8294. 8224. In field . ..,d taeume. 814-742-2861 . 2 bdr .. totll electric, re . , to Frank Brown. Dlr, Gollco ldn .. P.O. Bolt 14, Profonionol Woddlnq• compfotofy furnished on 1978 Buclclycultom 14x70, 1887 Star mobile home. Cheohl,., Oh <l8120' or coli plcturee In beautiful calor. eKtr• large lot In Quail 3 bdr., 2 b1th1. garden tub, U,OOO . Colt 446 -3 381 {114)3117-01 02 by Auguet Howard's Studio. Call Cr-. Fronch City 8 r -- undorpjnntd. motel bldg . between 8:OOAM and ago Servlceo, 4411:8340. Call 614-367-;7866. 12, 1983. 871- 2831. 4 :30PM. 1----------1 1- - - - - - - - - - -------Pomiirov- -------- e. 'he -·-----PfPiiiaiiiiili' ____ . t-==~==~~~~~~~~;:=------ ••r.· I • • ' I �l'clga 12-The Daily Sentinel 51 Household Goods 58 Pets for Sale 121 Seers upright freezers (31 .1) cu . ft . Uargeet rm~del 4 mo. old. t890 each MW. Serloue offtr.Cell Hickory USED Mobile Homos. 30..· 171-271 1 . 33 Hut - 448 - 8301 or Larry Evana-448-9042. Farms for Sale 7e.acrea. Good houae. barn, chicken hauu. large ahed . Couch It X cha lra . good ••rve.prden, fruit condit i on , 1260 . Cell paature, heylend . 1 mila Li ke new 7 plec:::e wood Exceitent 814-246-60'78 . treea. well water. wood• . weat of Lengavllle on SA group liv i ngroom aulte . 12... 814-742-2880 before multi-brown pla id. •&oo or bett offer. Cell 614-379· &p.m. 2314 or 614-379-2898 . 54 Misc. Merchandise Knauff Coal & Firewood Buy now for 1ea1oned wood thi1 winter. Call61 4· 266-8246. KIT 'N' CARLYLE"' .by Larry wright HILLCREST KENNEL • Boerdlna oil breoclo. Solllna Hoppy Jock Dog Food. AKC Dobermene: Stud Service . Coli 448· 7791 . 3& ecrea at Rodney on W.T. Watson Rd. Owner flnanc ~ ing avaUable. Call448-8221 after e weelcdayl . • Exc. level lots of 1 to 8 sere. all utilitiH available, located near Porter , 1ome land contnctlng availabe to qualified buyers. Call 814-388 -8801 . 60 acres of land. Dexter, Ohio. 689-4773. 1 .2 acre lot at Gallipolis Ferry . Drilled well or city water. netural gas. f760D.OO. 304·576-2868. Furnished apt.. $210. utilitlea pd., 1 bdr., 920 4th Ave., Gallipolis. Call 446 ~ 4418 alter 7PM . Furnished apt .. 1 bdr .. 5225. Utilllie• pd .. 920 4th A,ve., Gallipolis. C1ll 448· 4416 attar 7PM. Furnished _Apt. $19& , utilities pd .. 1 bdr . near HMC. adulto . 448 - 4418 after 7 'p.m. Trailer IPICIIt Rodney . Call 6114-246-6486. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park , Route 33 , North of Pomeroy . Largelot1. Call 992-7479. TRAILER lot, tin 90x70, Pearson• Trailer Park , 304-676-1488. TRAILE.R space . 3 milea from town, junction 2 & 62 at oldY. 304· 675 · 3248 after 6 . Large lot for 181e Broad Run Rd. Call Lucy kaylor 882· 2407. 41 46 Space for Rent Sewing Machine made bY White uled in ' tewing clusu tor 1 week, wu $289. 3 left for quick tale f78. Call 448-9301. 24' color RCA cabinet TV •176; RCA Whirlpool cook stove •36 . Call 614-388· 8263. Gibson 10.000 BTU air conditioner. End of special price, e43& . Corbin & snyder Furn . Call 4461171. ••••ott .. American Pit Bull Terrlere •300 ea. 1!1 male, born June 17. Coli 814-388-8180. puppies . Cell 81"·268· 1271 . Condomlnum· 2 bedroom, 2 bath, completely furni1hed . Oceen front, dally maid service. three poola, tennis courts. plus 24 hr . ...:urtty guard. Myrtle Beach, SC. Phone after 6PM, 446· 3428 or 814·387-0oi&O. ..' . Good used refr)ger•tor . Whlto . e1oo . 814-992· 6818 or 992·3277. TWO BOR . APT. 8326. per mo . 11. Coun St . Ref. and dap. Coli 448-4928. Steam radlatou, metal window awnings. 814-9923489. ' SQUARE glali • chrome dinning room table with 4 padded wicker chairs. new. e210. 304-675-6022. BEDROOM suite, ping pong Uble. Atari cartridges . 304-876-6706. 8•8 Storage Building, tiOO.OO or trade, 304-676· 4167. 4 bdr. houH with 1 V. batht, At. 7 at Eureka. t260 mo. Coll448·4222 bet-n 911o New pine eJiterior shutters, 47 lnchoo long, 304·67&· 6428 oltar 6 . 6. General Electric range like new condition . e276 . 304-611· 1383 or 87&6977. . ~· Nice 2 bedroom. banment. ~: wether and dryer. garage, Red Tamworth hog weight 360 to 400 lba. 8120. 1 973 Dodge van •1 , 600 . Call 876 -8081. Furnished hou• for rant In city, adults only, security deposit, referencll ,.. quiredo Call 448· 0924. 77 Ford Van cusmontl:red f1 . 200 . 69 Chevy dump truck. 87 lnternetlonal backhoe. 81 Triaxlllowboy •a.&oo. Moving must 1111. Call678-2101 . New·1 bdr. apt., first floor, *160. hot water paid. 2 bdr. newiJ remodeled 5175 . parkfront, Gallipolis . Call 448·391.9 . Antique victoria Call 1468. 1 bed-room Apt. 8196 . mo. Including utllitiet . Equal houliftg opportunity. Contact Village Manor Apts . 61 ..·992' 7187 . • 8B2·3202 or 302-882· : ~2~88~2-·--------~~ \ All electric hou1e on Ohio • St . • Pt.PI. Atasontbly .. priced. Call after .&PM : 87&-&71 1. 67& ~ 23" MAONAVOX conoola TV. color . 19" portable Magnavo• color . 12" GE block & white. 304-8762818 . r---------·-air condition and wood ~ burner. New Haven. 1·304- 4 dairy calves. e mo1. to 1 v.a years old . Can be 1een at Gallla Co. Fairgrou_nd . Owner Sue Eggleton. 1 974 VOLKSWAGON Su· per B•etla, new paint Job. excellent condition, •1100. 304-871-1888. RON'S Televiaion 8HVice. Specializing in Zenith and · Motorola. Quaa•r. •nd houaa cello. Cell 678· 2398 or 446-2464. 3 yr. old Reg. Arabian aaldlng . Call 814-384· 22961rom 8:00 to 9 :00AM and 8:00 to 7:00PM. 81 SU8ARU GL station· wagon. 4 cy1.,15 tpead, front wheel drive . excellent condition ; •&.000 . 304937-2306. Super Chh 2 year old gelding, trained . Exceptional show pro1pect. Call 01"· 992-2488 deyo t1o late evenlng1. - 1978 FORD Granodo. good condition. 1971 Honda , good condition. Phone 30..·876-4188. Quail Sale . Fair Week , 30 pet. off on all young birdt. Either at Fair or Phone ., 4-986-434&. 197 .9 FORD Mu•tang , sunroof, cruise control, eir condition. autometic trans· miuion. in good condition, 30.. ·676-401 6 . 83 Livestock 1- - - - -- ---- -lcMa.rtin..Acouat ic guitar . Heavy duty case. Superior Condition . 81"·448-7221 . 1978 Capri II . All new tires, exhaust, front brakes. Call Bundy B flat clarinet. like 4 4 e . 8 1 7 4 eve I . • new. t1 60. 81 4· 742-2274. 1-:-:-__.: WHkenda._ __ 1---------- Fruit & ·Vegetables 1979 V.W. RABBIT, yell,w, 4 apd .. air cond., AM·FM radio, new tlrat. low mi· leage. Rul clun. •2996. ·John's Auto Sal11. Galllpo· lla. 448-4782. open e11enlngs. 78 4 dr . Mercury Marqui1 Mercye kern'• Melons. Now PS, PB. air, & w. Hat, 11ero picking, 4Y.z miles out Rt . eound . Cell days 4"6-4383, eveo. 448-0139. 141 . . Deluxe 6 room house off . street parking, no peu , depolit and reference . Call ""·216· 1129. MT. Vernon Ave.. 2 bed· room•. *200. a month plus dopoolt, 304-87&-2811. Autos for Sale ~~;:::~~==~==:-,~:;:=~==:;::=~;:::, Y.t double. 2 bedroom. All fuml1hed. Adults preferred. No pet1. Deposit required . 814·992·2749. Canning tomatoet . •4.00 per bushel . Picked. Bring own container , Roger Roush. Letart F1ll1, Oh . 247-3891. 1980 AMC Eogla Limited euto. trans. PS, PI, AC. power locks, AM ~ FM cassette , exc . cond . , ei.300. Coli "48-80&0. Home grown tometoes, 1871 Dodge Aspen station house below Gallipolis Ferry wagon. would make good Post Office at roadtlde work car. •1.000. Call 992-7304 . ltlnd . Fresh sweet corn. cucumbers, peppen and tomatou. Alben Roush farm , 3 miles above New Haven on At. 33. 1979 Ford LTD. 100.730 miles. good work car. t1600. 387· 0493. 1980 Mondo. 19.600 mllao, ''4300 . Coil 448· 8282 or Blackberries •4 1 gallon. 446-1190. Coll671-1608. 1979 Ford Falrmont,4dr., 8 cyl .. ttationwago~. auto . . PS. PB. roof thorp. U.196. 59 For ~ale or Trade John's Auto Salei. 440"782, Oalllpolls, Oh ~ Open lVII. 14 ft. lone Star metal boat 1nd trailer with 7.6 HP 1979 Dodge o.1 00 ~ ton Mercury motor. &700 or PU. short bed, V-8. auto .• trade tor smaller boat. PS. PB. rool nlca, U .89&. Cont1ct Charles Matters, John' s Auto Salet, 448Rt . 1 Mill Crook Rd . , "782. Oalllpollo, Oh. Open Oolllpolla. · lVII. FOR lila or trade. 2 goats. one milk a baby, 8 months. phone 304-871·<1096. ..... . --· __ ,_,. ' -.. ---·-···- .. 81 Farm Equipme!rt 79 Ford Fairmont Vutura 8 cyl .. PS. PI, AC, AM-tapa, 40,000 mi .. ax. cond . Coil ""8·981 .. . at. 1971 Toyoto Calico 4 cyl .. 6 apd .. AM-FM . Coli 81"· 24&-109&. 88 Mercury Cougar, 289. V-8, good ahope, f1 ,800. Coli U8-"274 . 3 bedf6om downstairs apt. '125. plus dep. 614-992· &&1 1:.. ~ ~ For rani or ule 3 bdr. family ~ room, central air, nice · neighborhood, •450 monty. : Deposit and references : ,.qulrod. 876· 1 4&B . : 42 Mobile Homes for Rent TraiJer for rent near Tycoon l.olco. e176 mo. Coli 814· 388-8711 . I 1977 VW Rabbit . Good cond . 81 , 000 mllea . $1 ,800 . 814-992-2881 . 72 Trucks for Sl!le 1978 Che~y Scot,sd•'• Y1 ton plokup , automatic nearing. power br1ku. one owner. 41.000 actual mll11. Excellent condition. 614· 9·9-2668.' 197" CHEVROLET pick up, rough .t.ape, •400. or belt offer. 304-871 -2238. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 1978 XL 310 Honda. Cell <148-0722. 1982 Hondo 1818 ATC, IIIce now. f960. Coli 814-3792802. 1986 Horley Dovldoon thn.. wheeler. new motor, loll of chrome, for aale or trade . Coll814-388-8880. Thomos Moped . Good condition. 81,.· 992 -2201 . 1970 810TRIUMPH, t600 . Coli 304-676-6832. 1982 KAWASAKII&O LTD Windjammer, lowers. AMFM, cauatte. crashbar. aloav bor. n 700.00. 304· 882-3221 . Motors for Sale 1 yr. oldBat~Trackarlllball boat, 40 HP Mercury outboard & electric motor, many extras. •4&00. Call 814·24&,1478. 18 ft. Stor Croft fiber gloao boat. AO horMpower mercury motor & Ira Iter. ••ao. 814-992· 10&8. Aputmanu. 304-876 - ee•e. 78 . APARTMENTS . mobile homu. houlll. pt , Pteu:ant ond Oolllpollo. 81,.·448· 8221 . ... Camping Equipment 21 ft . Wlidarne11 oamping troller. Coli 4411-1181. 1 9119 Comoro rolly wlloolo, conaole on floor, bucket - · AM·fM .. troclt,..-, good oond .. tz.ooo Nrm. Coli 871·83110. •eo 1H9VW-n-tronomLoolon. bcidv good oond .. motor need• work, 2 new .. _ .,110 · Col. ,.. 178-13411. Amana central air heating • cooling eyttem, 4 ton cooling, 122 . 000 BTU oloctrlc "-"•nco e100. Coli o148-7ol82. AUTO, 71 ToV018 Corollo fer porta, fll. --178· 8837-lp.m. I • 1S82 Colemon tont oompor with AUri. Clll 871-2321. 1 173 ITARCRA" fold· down camper, slae·p s a . htetlng fUrnece, 3 burner - · Joo box. 804-M2· 2201. 79 Motor~ Homes & Cempart 21 ft. Flborform Cuddy Cobin, oloopo 11. loto of extr••· ••a . aand . Cell 111"·317·0118 or 11"· 387· 7371. Wlkl, Wild (I) (!) NBC Nowa MOVIE: ' So Long lit tho Folr' (I) Love The! Bob (!) ESPN' 1 Horoe Roclng Wkly. Candice Bergen reHecta on her life today'and her unique 'upbringing by her father. the lata Ventriloquist Edgar Ber-. ~n . [Closed Captioned] 7:00 (I) PM M-Ine (I) Burne • Allen (!) ESPN SpartoCenter (I) Green Acreo (J) Enterulnmen1 Tonight (!) Chor1ie'o Anaolo · g Cll Tic T8C Dough (J) liD MocN•II· Lehror Report (}I Newa g (lZ People'• Court e StorTrek ~ WAI-!ri\ -G£:1:::,~ IJ.J>¥f. L.IKe A B-29 ~ 7:39 (!) World Sportoman This ohow hosted by Cun Gowdy · features Mountain Climbing and Search of Ciudad Blanca with guest David Iadd . 160 I Now lrTII\ge lilt iotto<l ID ""'" - cartoon. · u lUll• a-tedthobyourplle lilt- Jumbles: IDIOT CHEEK POETRY DRIVEL Answer: How he protested when they put him In the cooler-HOTLY . BRIDGE . Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby On the right road (J) Andy Grlffi1h (I) D Cll Family Feud (J) Bualneoo Report (}I You Alkod For It Fece• of Medicine g (lZ Entertainment em Toni.llh1 B:OO e (J) (!) Reol People To· night's program features an NORTH , .AKQJII t A 108 .AK SEAMLESS GUTTERS. One': piece custom fit yovr home.- . Ouerantaed . Adw6nced Gutter, !Day 814·&9~­ "088,1 !night 614-898· 8206.1 . ' Roofing tn_d Carpentry :. work. general repaln. cell . Anthony Williamson; 614· 387-019 ... PAINTING · utorl<>r llo Interior, odd joba. local retldent. Phone 304-6768004 or 676-2649. ALLEYOOP r Plumbing & Heating em Hi, Mama! Hi, Papa! 83 . Excavating · DOZER WORK By Ted··. Hanna. pondl. ~ dltche•. baHmenta, etc. Call 446· · •907 . Carter & ,E¥ena ' Tranaportatlon. .j uood wprlt., MGll.JOr! . . Lonnie Bogg• ExOft'ltinl. ' Do1ei, baclrihee. , .d.. mp- :• truck. Work by ho'l' or job .. • con••8-7903. . Cat 214 hoe. dozen, crane. loadera, dump trua... Call 8 1ol-448· 1 1•2 botwaon 7 ;00AM llo &:OOPM . • a Dozer work, ground clean· ing a excavating. •28 hour. Cell 4"8-9838. HE REALLY J.A.R . Canttr·u ctlon Co . Water lin••· FoDten , Drolna. All klndo of Oltching. Rutlond, Oh . 8;4-742· 2903. ' ~ ;• e N££/)5 ME ••• FOR ONCE IN HIS LIFE. ----- · Molga Excovtlllng.ll!ilfdozer llo beckhoo Hntlcw. leoo· ment~ footen, lendMieping, driveweye. farm ponda. 614·742· 2407 or 114· · 742·2088. : . Cat 211 Hoe, doiM)Ci:DtiOI. ·' loadOt'l, dump truck. ll1 4 , . 448-11"2 lmwoon 7 o.m : · to I p.m. • Electrical - e BARNEY a. Refrigar8fi~on APPLIANCE SERVICE. AU mek11 and model• of weshera, dryera• ...trigera- • · ton, air condltlonera .:. 8orgain lem: ol41-1033. <. SEWING Mool!ln,_olu, service. Autholtaef'81nger Salea a Service Sharpen' Scltaon. F1bric Shop, Pomeroy. HZ-2284, e (!)~IW•­ General H11ullng Cil Monty Python EAST .QJ 2 WEST .A98S 3 .J •a s • 73 10 8 2 .7 6 2 t6S 2 .Q7SI SOUTH .103 t K QJ 91 •s &3 Vulnerable: Boih .Dealer: North Weal Nortb Eaal ~ S NT Pass Pass 3'1 I+ Pass Pass Pass Pus '. Opening lead: Need aamethlng bauled awey Or IOmetfd. . ~7 Wo'll do it. Col ..,.._3118 between I and a. ~ ,~ JIMS WAUII IERVICE. : Coli Jim Lonlor, lM-871· · . PEANUTS I DON'T THINK I REALLY NEED THIS DOU6HNUT... ON THE OTHER HAND, DOU61-!NUTS ARE GOOD FOR VOU IF VOU AAVE SlliNSPLINTS ... • I CAN TALK M'I'SELF INTO AN'I'TI-liN~! bandit' I humon oltlold. 1R1 12 11o • .• 30 min.) 3 NT INT 6NT +A II today's hand were played in a rubber bridge game, North would probably play at some heart contract. U he reached a slam, he would go one down since lhe defeDSO would start with two spade tricks. In match-point duplicate, There are lots of ways to get there. Here is one elegant war. North s two-club opening Is· artificial and forcing. It shows either an old·fash· ioned forcing two-bid In an unspecified suit or a strong no-trump hand. South' s three-diamond response is posltl~e and shows a dia· mond suit headed by at least two ~f the three· top honors and something extra. . North's three-heart rebid shows bis heart suit. South bids three no-trump to show a balanced type tiancl with something in at leaat one unbid sui!. North's four-club bid Is either a cue bid or a . natural bid to show clu~ as his second suit. South's four no-trump Is definitely not BlackwOod. South is merely showing North a definite spade stopper. . North bids five no-trump, asking Soulh to bid six if he can take the second spade. South can take that second spade, so he bids the unbeatable no-trump slam. 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In this sample A 11 used ror the three L's, X for the two O's, etc: Single letters. apostropheo, lhe length and formation of the words are all hinta. Each day the rode letters are difFerent. CRYPrOQUOTES VKR EV (XEIRTBS) EW BKR Womln becomel 8 Upholltlfy Till ITATI • ·.• UPHOLITEIIY IIIOP , 1183 lea. Ave .• 1111, 111•. ·, 4ol8· 7131 or oi41-111J. : 3t By Oowald Jacoby ud James Jacoby Mllwlt-200 11 :30 (I) MOVIE: 'Firofox' I]) Ano1hor Ut. (I) Codlno (I)Tennla (!)Tonight Show g (J) Pollco Story 'The Police S10ry.' A cynical cop must mike oome oplit· oecond de<:ioiono when a Soal Pass Pass Pass Pass • Benny Hill SltoW 11 :15 (I) Alrtu .._..,. '83: ASA JONES· IDYB WATER SERVICE. Col 11 ..·317· 7"71 or 111,.·3117·0191 . spades. •Ksl AII·Amer~an Male Beauty Pageant. a look at hibernating bears and a man' s own pefsonal sports museum. IAI 160 min.) (]) MOVIE: 'Night Shift' C1J MOVIE: 'Improper Chonnelo' (I) I Spy (I) Kldnoppod. Part II Se· cond of 3 parts. A man of honor, Alan Breck Stewart - ' becomes a fugitiva when he is wrongty accused of murder. David McCallum. Ekkehardt Bolle. Aude Landry . IRI (2 hrs.) . (J) e (lZ Fall Guy Colt in· vestigates the landing of an allan spaceship. IA) 160 min.) D (I) (}I Archie Bunker' a Place Archie discovert that BiUia wants to data her ex~ boyfriend. {R) (J) Nlltionol Geographic Special 'Rain Forest .' The rich variety of pllnt and animal life in Costa · Rica is examined. lA) 160 min.) ICioeed Captioned! e MOVIE: 'Tho lpcreoe File' 8:30 (!) Bllliardo: Women'• World lnvlta1lonel This show presents Match # 1 of the Women's World kwita· tiona I 7 -Ball Championship from Atlentk: City. NJ. 160 • min:) D (I) ()I Olorlo Gloria gets upset when she klarns that a dog she saved is going to be put 10 sleep. IAI 9:00 D (I)(!) FIICII of Ufe Blair resort's to drastic action to keep her sister and Jo from becoming nuns. IAI {Closed Captioned! (I) 700 Club Today'& pro· gram features .a -~·eformed prostitute and criminal. (I) (lZ Hampton• D (I) (jJ MOVIE: 'Eocapo' (I) Washington Behind Clooocl Doon liD Who'o Supporting the Kldo7 9:30 Cll (!) Buffalo Bill (]) MOVIE: 'Seaet Police"*'' 1 Olher Boll' (!) PKA Full Contact Karate fJOm Mllwoukoe. WI PKA Full Contact Karate presents Tom Hall vs . Don Neilson from Milwaukee, ·· WI. 190 min.l 10:00 D (]) GD Newo (]) Standing Room Only: Silly Jool This rock super· star performs on television for the first time . (I) TBS Evening Newo (J) (lZ 0yn1111y Alexie trias to keep her power over Blake and Mark whirlo Fallon through her divorce . iR) 160 min.IICioeed Captioned] (!) Family T eiNNr.j10:30 e Cll M8lor League 8aoebell: Clncinnotl at l.oo Angelle (I) &tor Time .(1) Jozz In Welt Vlrvlnla (B) p •••• ,. In SearCh of.... 1 1 :00 IJ) MOVIE: · - Girls' (!) &portaContor (J) All In 1hl Family (I) • (I) ()I • (lZ N11wo most pairs will also land at some heart contract with North the declarer. They will also make jU.t 11 tricks. The best partnerships will lind some way to reach sli no-trump with South declar· er and !Viii make seven unless West opens his ace of •to7 min.) E & A Tree Service, fully insured. free eulmatel. Phone U4-387-0838, call after 5. 87 Yesterd 'a IIi e(I) Dollie (]) Ue Gillie Detector lhepe. Waterremovel, FREE . ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 814-448-2107. ·· 7397. t tCIVONE · HI! WA5 MEIII:I:l.YSUF· Fefii:ING FROM i HI5. e Gat y·o ur carpet In thiP 84 w- 1C1J WA-5 ~~~L:TEP' WHEN 'THE [;IOC:.iOR iOI.D H 1M CIJ F - Knowo Beet (I) g (lZ ABC !'leVI!I e Clllll CBS NCil Dr. Who liD Over Euy Actress Water Wells . Commercial end Domestic. Teat holes. Pumps Salea end Service. 30.. ·895-3802. &5 1979 Flot. 4 cylinder, " epHd, excellent mechanical condition, e1 350 . 00 , 30..·178-2818. ' ALL YOU'VE GOT TO 00 I~ IMA<&I~I! WHAT ITf Ll~ TO ee; TH~ UNDfRODG . ::;::::::;==.~· 1974 Hondo 310, 7.4oo actual miles. •&oo. Call 81 •·388·97&6. 2 bedroom furnished Apl's. 814 -1192-1434 or 814 · 912.1111" or 304· 882 · 2188:·.,. . W11h... dryere. refriaei'•· tora. oaa • electric ranges, up. 30 dav• guarantHd. 8arg1ln 8arn 448· 8033 or ....a-8181. vou see, E>AS'1WOUR BIS61!ST P,RO&L~ WITH PLAVIN6 THE PART OF lo\OO!>E I~ !ICUPTIN!; YOU~5-EI-F AS A e:30 RINGLE'S SERVICE expo· riltncad roofing , including hot tar application. carpenter, electrician, maaon. Call · 304-876·2088 or 8764680. 82 iHe Cll em R-ng Rol.- CARTER 'S PLUMBING ., AND HEATING 1979 Jeep CJ·6. 8 cyl. 3. Cor. FOurth and Pine · . apeed, new top, lirtl, axe. Phone 446-3888 or 4"6· : cond. e3700. Coli 446- 4471 011&. JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT .. : INO. Fomerly Dewitt's . Plumbing. Coli 81 ,._367· • 74 Motorcycles 0678. • • Sears aluminum boat. 9 .1 Evanructe motor • tilt trailer. Coli 614-388·871 1. Full aizo bod for ulo. Aoklna no. Coll4411· 4987. (!)N~/W-.K · F & K Tree Trlmmlnf• stump . removal. Cell 878- 331. 1979JEEP CJ7, AM-FM, 8 track, Renegade, PS, PB, low miluge. Orlgln•l paint, '"998. CoiiU8-811 ... Fiv1 room unfurni1h1d upstairs Apt. in Middleport. eno:· month . 814-992· &892 . , ONE bedrocm· epartmant, Nice 2 bdr. SkyNne modern <102~ 24th. St. Pt. Ploo· • clun. turn .• weter paid. unt, phone, 1·11,.· 992· U - Rt. 7 . Coli 814·2"8· 1818. 1818. .:::.:..::....----::-- -::-il ONE 6odroom oportmont, 2 bedroom trail• . Fur· •z2a·month. elf uttlltltt nlohod. Noloto. Dopoalt pold. ol!ll•·ll71-2&81. ,..qufrod. 111 ·112·274~ . TWIN RIVERS TOWER. 3 bedroom • 2 bedroom, Apartments now available turnl1hed mo~lle hom••· to etct.ty • dluw.d wtth en Al80 3 room Apt. furnlt~. 'income of lea• the:n No poto. 814·948-2213. •12, 300 . Ron11ng for 30 perceftt of adiutt.cl incetmeZ bedroom trailer, fur· .Phone 304-878-8878. nl1hed . air conditioner . f1 10. month ront. etOO . 8MAL1. furnlahod oport· depotlt , referencee . Call mellt,. adulu. no petl, 11 .. -948-2110. ,.._ _ • 30..·871-1381. ' 1969 Olda 98. Excellent mechanically, body and interior exceltent. Run1 like now. "10. 814·9112·6"20. 1 974 Continental Mark IV 1981 Kowoookl 440 LTD, Dlelllloeder, dozer, trailers, for sale or trade for van or xcellent condition , Pickup, dunabuggy, cycle, pickup of equal 111lue. Call · 1 ooo .oo. 30:4·&78-2B88. Ford eilglne and trans. Call 1 _ 44~8,.·~7_2_,._4_.- - - - - 1983 Hondo XR 80. f600 . 81"·381·82ol8. 1· 1972 Mustang tuto., 8 cyl .• 304-876-3031. new tires. •eoo or trade tor omoll PU. Coli 81"·37963 Live1tock 211&. 715 Boats and '6 ' room houN end bath, 2 : walla. 3Yz ecrea, 1h mile out · Mill Sto~o Rd. Coli . 871· : 1872. 71 rx x (!) Pley YQUr Beot Golf (I)IDre.nofJ- 1-0S&IO.. GENE'S CARPET CLEAN." lNG SERVICE. Rocom· · mended for profellional ·· steem cleaning . Scotch Guard-Free Estimate•. Call Gone ot 81"·992-8809. (lZ Cll MOVIE: ' Arthur' CIJ Tic T8C Dough Marcum Roofing • Spouting. 30 yean experience: lpeclall&ingin built &Ill roof.1 Call 81,..388-9857.· ~ ' Musical Instruments Peaches; yellow freestone, pl.ck your own. •1 0 bu . Bring container·. Raynor't, Lower Rived Rd . Call 448-ol807. r. houaa at 44 Oll'le St .• Gallipolis. Inquire at William Ann Motel. f Above evereae aingle film II\,' dwelling, 8 rooms. 2 betha, batement. corner of 8th & Vlond . Phone 30,.·876· 1931. 57 58. e 2 bedroom hou11in country. ·•1&0. month plus refertnces and deposit. 814-9492801 . lana. Poodles and Dach· 1hund puppies, phone 304·89& -38&8. . ,..( . GIBSON SG guit·ar, 19~n Monte Carlo, loaded . UIO.OO. 304-676 · 3943 1978 Trona Am, black . before 6 p.m. 1971 Ford Courier Truck. 1 80 Auto Salas. 388-880&. 4 rmt & bath, located 733 Third Ave., Oolllpolla. t166 mo . , •6s deposit. Call "48-3870 or 441-1340. Lerge .houu with porch. ideal for large family, nOO mo. A·One Real Estates. Carol Yeager, Realtor. Call 304-876 -1104 or 304 678-7381. AKC reglllered Pomeran· I I K t) N- · PAINTING • interior and exterior. plumblng. ,moflng, : 1ome remodeling. 2G yrs:-1 ""P· Coli 814-38B·98&2 . ; . AKC ,Reg , Doberman pup1, 8 weeko old e126. Coli 61 4 ·268· 6688 . Ragl1terad bo;der colliet, black and white, excellent work dog or pet, •1 50, 304· 688-2467. 8:00 • Cll Cll • Cll Ill • STUCCO PLASTERING -:·• textured ceilings commer.... .. cial and residential. fre1 : estimates. Call e14·258-" • 1182. AKC Reg . Chow Chow Four AKC eilvtr miniature poodles, 304-882·3872. ~Jl/sa ..... Improvement• I Houses for Rent WEDNESDAY ~ 81 Peralan end SlafneH kittent. Cell 448-3844 efttr 4PM. FOUND·2 d0110. Boogie and Poodle. Behind Pomeroy. 81 4 -992·8360 . Friendly pet1. Gentle. 18 HP hydro static huskey Bolen with 48' mower. Call 61 4-379· 2601. . .. •• EVE NINO pupplu, CFA Himalayan , Regltterad Cocktr Spaniel pupa . Mole, bull . f160. Alao adult Poodle and a Cockor Sponlal. 814-9922807. . Antique pump organ . Call 446-0722 . . DRAOONWYND CATTERY · KENNEL . AKC Chow pherd pups. Between II 8 Registered German 6Shewooko old. 81 4· 986· 3848. 1 bedroom :apartment for rent. Call 446-0390. Television Viewing 79 Motora Hornea·. & Camper• . Reg. black female Chow. all ahota, haa papera. $176 . Cell "46· 7328. For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping room1. Perk Central Hotel. Call 446·0768. Ohio Augtltt 3, 1983 1974 Starcraft ~.9,111 - UP :': camper. aleeps 8, " ·.oop ..2 Coli "46· 7 .. &2. .., ', ' ~ Beagle & 3 pupa . Call 814-218-8675. 35 Lots & Acreage 1983 Wednesday, Ponoeroy Middleport, Ohio (]) PBS Lite Night . I . 11:41 12:00 All In 1hl Femly !!!o::._ lluml • Allen KRYTB LH IRYTV KRT J K R TR . - BKR HTRR JEBK KED OYW; KR RMRTS - URYW U . TLOVVRYO YellenleT- CryptGquote: TilE PEOPLE ARE TilE ONLY SOVEREIGNSINANYOOUNTRY.-ROBERTOWEN �' Pall . 14-;:The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wedrwldny, August 31 1983: Laid-off Pan Am employee subdues h~jacking suspect • HOUSTON (AP) -AiaJd-offPan Am employee came to the aid of his former employer, thwarting the hljacklng of a Houston-bound jetllne!' by wrestUng a Cuban who gave up rather than fight " thr'ee f4b'IY virile American- males," witnesses said 1be jetliner, carrying 121 passellgers and a crew of seven from Miami, landed safely Tuesday at Houston Intercontinental Airport, where pollee and FBI agents arrested the would-be hijacker, said FBI agent John Guido. It was the second time in two weeks that passengers have foiled an air piracy, although there have been nine hljacklngs this year. 1be suspect,identlfied by the FBI as Al!redo Ayala, 30, had told a stewardess in Spanish that he was going to take control of Pan Am Flight 925, said Joe McGuinness, Pan Am director of sales. , The man, apparently unarmed, attorney. "By the time I gotoutofthe moved toward the cockpit of the · seat ... Spicer had hisarmbehlndhls Boeing 7'n and was overheard by back, the kid had him by the throat passenger Spicer L ung, 45, who had and pushed him upagainstthewall, worked for Pan Am for 18years and · and I grabbed him. was a catering manager in Houston "So suddenly the guy was looking until he was laid off three weeks ago, at three fairly virile AmeriCan McGuiness said. males. All of us were a little hostneat Lung and his 15-year-old son, point," Symons said. that Spicer Lung Jr., !/!aped from their "! tell you, he (t)Je hijacker) lost seats and grappled with the man, aU desire by then," he added. · McGuinness said. A fllght attendant Identified as The flight left Miami at 6: 50 p.m . Fernando Viollas Lobos, of Houston, EDT, 311d the pilot radioed at 7: 10 and another passenger, Ralph p.m. that the aircraft was being Symons, joined the struggle and hijacked. Six minutes later the pUot helped subdue the man. said a passepger had subdued the Using some hemp from the hijacker and the fllght woilld cockpit, a pair of plastic handcuffs and a sea:t belt, Lung tied the continue to Houston. would-be air pirate into a fi rst-class · Lung, desert bed by McGuiness as seat, where hesatquletlyfortherest "a typical shy hero," slipped out of of the llight, McGuinness said. "!didn't realize at first what was the airport without talking to happening," said Symons, a Miami . reporters·. Veterans Memorial Admitted--James Richard Foreman, Portland; Mattie Warner , Guysville; Dessie Boring, Middleport; Irene Roush, Racine; Donald Grimm, Pomeroy; Paul Michael, Pomeroy. Dlschargect..Ellen Stewart, Av· ery Searles, Martha Greenaway, Judie McNickle, Jerome Cook. 648 hoard okays budget After rejecting the 1984 tax estimate budget In July, the Gallia.Jackson·Meigs 648 board approved an identical version during a special meeting Monday night. The board voted 10 to 0; with two abstentions, to approve the $2.5 mlllion budget and submit it to the Meigs County auditor. Under the new budget, the 648 board will spend almost $400,00) less than it d id in 1983. The fiscal document was rejected . 5 to 3 in July, primarily because of the votes of new members. Several new appointees said then that they had not seen the budget prtor to the meeting and did not feel they could approve it without a thorough examination. 1be two members who abstained Ralph D. McCormick and Warren Sheets - are·new appoin· tees who voted against the measure in July. In other discussion, executive director Maxine Plummer told the board she is increasing the hours of one employee and contracting with an outside person to help with the board's fiscal affairs. Fiscal otflcer Mary JoThaler is on medical leave and Plummer said she does not know when Thaler can return. Plummer... (Continued from page 1) Terminate six cases· Three forfeit bonds Four defendant); forfeited bonds on DWI charges and two others were fined in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Tliree defendants forfeited bonds Andrews .. of $450 each, all posted on charges of Forfeiting bonds were .Carl Hall, driving whUe intoxicated, in the Pomeroy;$46; TheresaR.Hoffman, . court of Middleport Mayor Fred Route 3, Pomeroy $61; Walter Hoffman Tuesday night. Mercer, Jr., Cheshire,$45,allposted The three were James Ward, on speeding charges, and Milfred Char leston, w. Va.; Wayne Bright, Frederick, . Racine, $43, assured Gaiiipolis, and John Aelker, clear distance. . Middleport. Fined in the court were Richard James Chapman, Middleport, Warnecke, Middleport, $163 and was fined $100 and costs on charges costs, reckless operation, and Any of marijuana possession; was given Patterson, Syracuse, $63, traffic a six day jall sentence and placed on tight violation . . six months probation for resisting arrest and was fined $50andcostson a disorderly manner charge. Sally Meet Thllrl!!lay Scanlon, Middleport, was fined $50 Chester ToMtshlp Trustees · wW and costs on a disorderly . manner meet Thursday, Aug. 4,1it 7:30p.m. charge; given a sixdayjallsentence and piaced on six months probation at Chester Town Hall. for assault upon a police officer and six days ln jail and six months probation for resisting arrest. Emergency runs TIIree calls were answered TUesday by local units, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports. At 10:12 a.m., tile Pomeroy Unit went to Laurel St. · for Euia Welkerwhowasdeadupontheunit's . artiva; Pomeroy at 7:22 p.m . went to Ponieroy Health Care Center for Donald Grimm, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and at 8:56p.m. Racine wept to Broadway St. for · Tina Barnes, taken to Holzer Medical Center. Three marriage liceRSes were issued in Meigs Couty Probate Court. Issued licenses were Donald Lee Hysell, ~. Rutland, and Debra Darlene Smith, 24, Rutland; Monty Ray Barringer, 26, Rt.1, Reedsville, and Agnes Ann Bobo, 16, Rt. 1, ReedsVille; Robert Thomas Stewart, 29, Rt. 1, Middleport, and Barbara Jo Kennedy, 34. Rutland. .. ,.. i GRAND CHAMPION - Eddie Collins of Route. 1, ~lie, was the p-anel ~on In the model rocket projed judging. For bill JIIOJed he prepared a poiter display aod made a model rocket. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Cluu1es CoiUns, he Is member of the IJttle Rascai4-H Club. r.=;;.;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:==::;;:::::;;::::::::.:;::; I Area death I SUNDAY'S WNCHEON SPECIAL ~' ButuntDnowtheboard''evldently felt comfortable" with keeping her, she said. Although pleased her employ· ment status will be resolved, Plummer said sbe is not happy the board decided to Pl'EP8re charges after an hour-long secret session. She had asked that all discussion CODcel1ling her be held in public. The board's attorney, W. Joseph Strapp, said later the secret session concerned the $12 million sult Plummer fiJf!d against the board and SMle state and county officials. But Plummer remains slu!ptlcal. She said she plans to investigate If the board discussed her employment statui during the secret . session, posslljy by taking sworn statements of the members. Plummer said secret discussion ot ber would be Illegal under Ohio's oPenmeet!DglawbecaiiiE'sheMked that deliberation be public. ' at Boster seeks change in funding law YoU2,No.7'1 B)o DALE RO'DIGEB,Jr. Euia I. Weiker, 94, Columbus, Try Our Daily died Tuesday at the horne of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Well, Laurel St., Pomeroy. ~ Mrs. Welker was bornSept.8,lll88 DINING ROOM CIOSfS AT 7 MONDAY-SATURDAY at Long Bottom, the daughter of the • DINING ROOM CIOSfS AT 4 ON SUNDAY late Andrew and !\lice HaJDIIi> . Carry-Out llllin~ow Open Until 10 MondiV-Sundoy Wright. She was also preceded In · death by her husband, Delbert W. Weiker, three sons, Gerald, Ralph and William. five half-brothers and three half-sisters. Mrs. WelkerwasamernberoUIIe PomeroyChurchofChrlstandMISa homemaker. InaddltiontoMrs. W e l l s h e i s a ! s o t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - survtved by another dauglrter, EUien Weiker, Coiumbus.Shelsalao survived by one sister, Alya! Cervantez, Jackson, Michigan, six · grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. . Funeral services wW be Md Thursday at 3:~ p:m . at E~ Funeral Home with the. Rev. Nell Prou~oot officiating. Burial wHI be in Hemlock Grove Cernet!I'Y. Friends lllliY ·call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9. LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS ........... s2.99 BREAKFAST SPECIALS ...................... .. s1.99 complicated that certain provisions are not explained OVP News Edllor properlY or are overlooked. ~ has been placed on the Department of . "My major concern in reviewing the local Taxation for cllallges resulting fnm the loss of government funding was that more money would be revmueto500blooountlelltromGovernor'sRJchard available. This year, $258 miWon was allocated Celeste's 191M state budget approved two months ago. compared with $237 mW1on a year ago. There Is no G.olllpolls' attomey Jotynn Boster, who tepresents excuse to raise funding then cut the poor, smaller two ot three COIUitles losing money under the I:Judgl!t's counties. Why should 38 counties prosper a!'the · local goyemment fund provision, was bus)' Wednesexpense of 50 others?.'' day making contact.tlln Columbus to get the situatiOn The legislation contained a provision elb'nlnatlng a conecll!d. · tax derived from financial institution depadls, but Rep. Boster Indicated Wednesday afternoon she · becaiiiE' of the eliminatiOn of the tax on deposits, 50 couldn't promise anything, but, is not alone in her . counties were certified less money. • 1be loss affects county budgets, townshlPII and effort. "The Department of Taxation has received hundreds of calls &lready about this. This took us all munlclpallties. Is:~=~~~ by:=: approved without knowJed&e of bow it was going to affect smaller Ohio counties, Rep. Boster said It Is just one of the problems Involved in approving a IJud8e! pacllqe, Acoordlna to Boster, the package Is 5o po=tlo~~ ~alue~d":.ee00:~~ canes from state sales tax, state income tax and state corporate franchise taxes. · BasiCally the taraer populated counties such as Cuyallcga. Franklin and Harnllton Will enjoy a great financial benefit under the new l:Judget. ... COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) -Ohio is getting a little better return on the tax dollars it sends to the federal government than in years past, at least partly because of the state's economic troubles. The Ohio Public Expenditure CouncU. a prtvate, non-partisan tax research group, said state taxpayers paid $L10 for every Slot federal grantll-in-ald received for flscal year1982. That was better than in 1981 when it rost taxpayers·$L19foreach$1ln federal aid. And It was a bargain compared to a decadeA&'O when taxpayers had to smd$1.55toWashlngtontorevery$1 of federal grants-in-ald. "'lblngs are Improving from that irtandpolnt," Charles Calhoun, the group's executive director, "said Wedn€!1(!ay. The brighter picture was traced'to thefactthatthefederalgovemment was pumping $Ll blllion more into the state for buman services programs. Our interest rale on home equity loans . just took a turn for the better. . NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS CONJIIICATm HARVEST- Fairfield Cou&y !!hea 111'1 Captllob Goldt!Mq IIIINthroaP 101 marl..... pluJia oon!Jecued Tlaeeday from a fann near .Co~issioners Applications for $87,&Xl in community development block grant monlel allocated Meigs Coonty ftl'r awarded Wectaesday after· 110011 at a apectal meetln&: of the Melp Couaty Cornmlsslonenl.. RecelviD& grand montes were Salllbury ToWnshiP. Trustees, $5,545, blacktop Naylors RWii Tlappen Plallls (Ora!J&'I! Townlhlp) Fire Department, $5,!m, remodel fire depertmellt building; SyracUse $28.!XXI, new fire truck; Qester Fire Department, Si.7'75, aldewalka, concrete apron; drive. way; Baahan Fire Departm€11t, WS.«J. radio dispatched siren l*uil!l, Bashan Fire ,Department, ~ septic sys1m1 at fire atatlon; vm.ae. • 13•24 Thafsa lower rate than we've been able to offer in some time. But hurry. This rate Is only good fora limited time. ~~e) . Olive ' ae4:t ..............$ ~=~ 3,258.40 4,847.76 2,860.06 3,975.40 1,!nl.03 3,895.7~ 3,009.06 3,61!6. 74 4.!59.04 2,386.04 3,182.71 2, 704.73 39,833. "10 15,<155.48 15,539.13 2,306.37 3,158,81 3,373.91 39,833.711 More federal dollars now . allocated to Ohio Winds southerly 5-10 mph. '~burs­ day, partly cloudy with a ~percent chance of aftel1!oon and evening thunderstorms. High 85-90. Extended Ohio Forecast Friday tbroogh Sunday: Chaace of tbunderslonns Friday, butfalrfortheweekendiDghsBS-QI. Lows 1111-711. 9:00a.m. Steer Show & Judging Show Arena 12:30 p.m. Kiwanis Youth Day (Balloon bursting, Sprint Racing, Bubble Gum Blowing, with many, m any , Main Stage more events 1:00 p.m . 4-H Dog Care Judging Show Arena 6:00p.m . Band Concert-Hannan Trace High School Main Stage 6:30p.m. Senior Citizen Main Stage 7:00p.m. PersonS Family Gospel Singers Main Stage 7:00p.m. Parade of Champions Show Arena Dairy Sweepstakes 7:30_p.m. The Lewis Family Main Stage 8:00 p.m. Horse Pulling Contest PuiUng Track 8:30 p.rn. Concords Main Stage 9:30p.m. Sonrtse Group Main Stage 10:00 p.m. The Lewis Family Main Stage 19113 1984 Reduction $153,143.60 $100.£132.00 $ 53,111.60 6,136.96 $ Chester ................ 13,978.18 9,1~.42 Columbia ............. 8,246.78 5,386.72 Lebanon ............... 11,462,1ll 7,487.4p Letart ................. ., 5,501.68 3,593.65 Olive ................ ! .. 11,233.Cll 7,337.35 Rep. Boster feels additional pressure will be added Orange .. .. .. ... .. .. ... 8,935.93 5,836.87 frotn veteran legislators, namely House Speaker Rutland ............... 10,543.94 6,887.20 Verne ij.iffe of New Boston and Senator Oakley C. Salem .................. 11,703.99 7,644.95 CoUlns &t Lawrence County. Both of their districts · Salisbury .............. 6,879.(18 4,493.94 teceived cuts too. Scipio.................. 9,1T/.13 5,994.42 sutuin .... . .. ... . .... ... 7,'/lM!.85 5,094.12 The Meigs County Budget Cot'nrnisslon has re114,85'1."10 75,1rl4.00 ceived notlficatlou from the tax commissioner that CorporUiona the estimates for County Undivided Local governPomeroy .. ......... .. . 44,564.'19 29,109.31 ment funds loe calendar year 1984 will be reduced Middleport .... .. .. ... 44,tn;.99 29,266.86 approximately $132, T/9. Racine ............... 6,1M.26 4,343.89 Below is a list ot the subdivision, and the amounts RuU&nd .......... ... 9,1Cll.21 5,949.40 · lost by the projected estimates certified by the tax Syracuse ............ 9,728.45 6,354.54 commissioner between the years of 1983 and 1984. 114,85'1.711 78,0'.14.110 .. 0/ ANNUAL /0 ~~!NTAGE 20 C.ntt A Multim.dlo Inc. ,..wspaper Unottlcial reports say Cuyahoga COunty was Increased by $5,178,333; Franklin County, $4,1116.015 and HamJiton. $1,363,3TI. In contrast, If no chages are made, Meigs County wW ioee $132,T/9 while Gallia County wW lose $136,00l. Nearby Athens County, the third county in Rep. Boster's district wW gain $22,00). r-----------IL_:________.,.------------- Thursday, 'August 4, 1983 • "KIWANJS YOUTH DAY" REUGIOUS - SENIOR CITIZEN NIGHT 2 Sections, 12 Paget Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio; Thursday, August 4, 1983 ttl3 • TURKEY, CHOICE OF VEGETABLE, MASHED POTATO and GRAVY new Gallia County appointee, seconded the motion. It was Sheets who asked in July that Plummer's status be discussed at Monday's special meeting. All five new members present at the meeting voted in favor of preparing charges. Thedlrectorcluneunderfirefrom a state-appolnll!d review group, which in a report released in January, accused her and her staff ~-----------.,..------------l of "extravagance" and poor man- · agement of board funds. Plummer said she does not understandwhytheboardhasagain deCided to take action against her. She noted that the board asked her to resign in January, after release of the report, but after she refused to quit has taken no official action. Plummer said If there was just cause to remove her, the board could have begun the process long SheetS, a . enttne Mostly clear tonight. Low 8&-70. Gallia County Fair program . P8lJe7 . Weather foreclaSt Maniage licenses Page 12 • ~ Judge o·Brien ends 4.6 court cases ... First aid fact8 .. ,f:ula I. Welker .Happenings around Meigs County... Family Medicine Munoz end& Bengal holdout Township liUSteel. $5,!m, repair slip (II Bigley RJd&e; Racllle Vllll&e, ~ walel"llne extension; !'tfelp County, $22,637.40, replacina root Cll Melp Coonty Intlrmary puMrc. Seven!teddents fnm Salii!J)qcy were in attendance. Sallo!Jury had suOO)Itted two appllcatkn, f\111€ for $5.M5.06 to blacktoP Naylors Run and one tor $9,036.27 for blacktop m Bailey Run Road. ~ David Koblentz, pittldent of the board of cornml.sslooerS infonned those attending that only one project was awarded Sallsbwy Township due to the Jack of funds. He also stall!d that Gary Hysell, Stoiii!J)qcy Township Trustee had lndlcall!d that the money would be u!ied on Bailey Run Road rather than . Naylors Ron. This was based on the fact that there Is more tratflc on Bailey Run Road and it is u!ied as a flood road. Commissioners pointed out that lt was the detennlnatlon of the trustees where the money wW be u!ied. Wanda Eblin, Saliobotry Town· ship CJerk stated that the tnJ11ees meet this Friday lllld It waS BUgReSt.ed that reeldellts meet with the tnJstees with location of the ~to be 8IIIIOUI!Ced. F'ranll -Davis of ·Buckeye HLDa Hncklng Valley Regional Deveq,. ment District atatlld that all applications approved will be for· warded to the State. He stated that he helped all applications wW be approved by the end rA A111. and project.tl underway 'by the end September or the first ot October. According to Davis, grants totaled $78.840 and l!dmlnitratlon fees, $8,71rlpwldnga totalof$87,tm. Despite the number of township, school board and vWage offices to be filled at the November Selection, little activity Is reponed by the Meigs COunty Board of Elections. Candidates for the various po&ts bave only three weeki to tile their petitions of candidacy at the board olflce locall!d in the Masonic Temple, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Deadline for filing is 4 p .m. on ThUrsday, Aug. 25. In each of the 12 townshiJ)II of Meigs Coun(¥. there will be a clerk and a township trustee named this year. For the most part a majot portion of each school board wW be selected at the Nov. 8 election. The county board of educaUon and the Eastern and Metal Local Boards each bave three memben whole termS expire at the end of the year. Two members' termS are up on the Southern Local Board. Terins are for four yean In all ot Celeste. will make ·fair appearance enla1alnment wW be provided by J:lenver Rice tor the dedication. 'lbe rwM stage, wllk:h has been a proJed or the MeliiJ County Fair Board tbiiiWidtiH, II located near the lt!ClWI'y'a by tbe eliJr patb II'IGiu o!d>!l tbe nee tnJck. lt. wUI be uaed fir ,.. ,11 IIIII! and earlY evenlDg per1onnancel of local CITY LO\N &.. SAVINGS · a Control Data Company omce. GALLIPOUS:358SeoondAve., 446·1973 POMEROY: 125E. Main St., 992·2171 I ' ·' pet'Cf!nt In federal aid for health and . But even w~en total federal human serviCes," Calhoun said . spending is cori,'lidered, Calhoun The council said the state and . said Ohio was sen\llng in more than local govermnents received $3.6 It received. bUUon ln federal grant-in-aid payThe council report said total ments tor fiscal year 19t!l. federal government expenditures in "However, Buckeye state taxpay· Ohio- including direct payrnen ts to ers are estimated to have paid Individuals - amounted to $2,160 almost $4 bUUon in federal taxes for per capita in fiscal year 1!&!. the grants-in-aid received. This "However, the total federal tax means that Ohio was a $366 mlllion burden of Ohioans amounted to contributing state for federal aid $2,581 per capita, $421 per capita and received In fl!cal year 1982," the 16 percent more than the federal report said. government's expenditures in Ohio In tabulating grants-in-aid, the during FY 1982," it said. council Included federal expend!· On a per caplta basis, the federal tures In Ohio for health and human government spent more on resiservices, hourlng and utban devel- dents of 38other states than it did In opment, transportation, education, Ohio. ftiliculture and general revenue Total per capita s(XInding was sharing. hlghest·in Alaska at $4,533 followed Not included were federal SoCial by Virginia, New Mexico, Connect!· Security and pension payments to cut, Maryland, HawaiJ, Missouri, Individuals, procurement contract , California, Washington and awards and salaries for federal Massachusetts. em:ptoy·ees in the state. Filing deadline Aug. 25 allocate money ~tthecnmty. ' I ''The primary reason !Or Ohio's increase from 1'1rl to 1982 was an increase of $8l7.7 million or 1ll llaohvllle. Olllce.w W oblerved the pi8DII for leY· eniiiiOIIOII.tier belallltiGrmed of the plentlap by a fiii'IDel'. (AP _ r .-e.,..), .Richard Jones said eech year one capltal Improvement project is funded. This year the proJect Is for a new fire truck In Syracuse Village. Cornmlsllonen allocall!d $28,ml to the viUalle- Balance of the,money Is dlstrtbull!d as equally tas pouiNe •t taleat. Amoog those scheduled to pertonn on the new stage during the week otthe fair are Karen MacKay, Tex Hart1&on and the Valley Boys, tbe PI!IN! FamDy ec.pel aJJd Roeer IJid Mary GilrnDn ot Instances. . In the villages of Rutland. Racine -111111 Syracuse, voters will select a · lllllyor, clerk-treasurer and two COWJCII members t1ds year IJid In . R'aclne and Syracun, two .members wW be elected to tl!lt respective board of public affaln. !llaiFa. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 3, 1983 welker wright