https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/39d723b95af31956665d97896e6b3361.pdf 16f6c289f0047209ee8f44096e6130cd PDF Text Text • enttne 1 Section, 12 Page• 15 Cenla A Multimedia Inc. Ne w•11a per Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, July 6, 1982 Deaths mar .O hio holiday Former Rutland resident killed FORT MYERS, Fla. - A former Rutland woman residing here was killed Saturday whtle preparing to have dinner with her husband. Audra McKinney Fleming, 36, was fo~d dead by the husband, Dr. Arthur Fleming, shortly after the two were attacked by an unknown assailant In Dr. Flemtng"s apartment south of Fort MYers. Dr. Fleming, a Phtllppl, W.Va. natlv~. was associated with Holzer Hospital In Gallipolis In obstetrics and gynecology from 1953 untll 1968. Mrs. Fleming was Fleming's second wife and they had two chtldren, both bOys, from their marriage. Investigators for the Lee County Sheriff's Department have not yet established a motive for the killing. They said Dr. Fleming escaped from the atlack with only. cuts, and nothing was reported missing from the apartment. Dr. Fleming's 1977Toyota was stolen, they said. · The Flemings had been reportedly Involved In a two-year divorce action. Astronauts answering·questions SPACE CENTER, Houston · Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly II and Henry Hartsfield Jr. start answering questions today about their week In space whtle engineers study an apparently poor perfor· mance by two solid rocket boosters tliat put space shuttle Columbia Into orbit lower and slower than planned. Mattingly and Hartsfield returned to Earth and a July 4 celeb!· t!on on Sunday from a seven-day voyage that completed Columbl flight tests. . The astronauts relaxed on Monday, their first day off In mon , b\lt go back to work tOday. They will spend hours over the next several weeks answering questions from experts and writing a lengthy pllot's report. Among the debrlefers will be Air Force experts, because the • fourth flight of Columbia Included operation of a secret military payload. s Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND -The winning number drawn Monday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game "The Number" was 004. The lottery reported earnings of $&)5,563.50 from the wagering on Its dally game. The earnings came on sales of$m.275. whtle holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $266,711.50, lottery officials said. Weather forecast _ PartlY <:)Qu\ly., warm. and sticky tonight. Lows around 70. Winds southerly less than 10 mph. Wednesday, partly cloudy, hot <'a nd humid with a 30 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs near 90. Extended Ohio Forecast Tltunday through Saturday: Scattered showers endiDg Thursday. Fair Friday and Saturday. Wghs lllQ!Itly In the low to mid-80§. Lows from the upper 60s to low 70s Thursday morning and upper 50s to mld-&Os Friday and Saturday. Round Meigs County Discuss fairgro~nd improvements Improvements to the Rock Springs Fairgrounds were discussed along with the Aug. 17-21 fair program at Monday night's meeting of the Meigs County Fair Board. It was noted that Installation of the drain tlle In the center field has been completed and that the Chester· Tuppers Plains water lines have been extended from the old wooden horse barn up around the grandstand and to the hUI parking area. As for the fair program, quarter horse races have been added this year for4p.m. qn Saturday. The sulky races wUI be held at2p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday as previously. The garden tractor pUll has been scheduled for 10 a.m. on Saturday. Membership tickets are currently avallable from the.fair board members. They will be placed Into local businesses when the premium books become avallable. The demo derby entry sheets are·avallable at Landmark, Bob's Ashland In Sugar Run, and the G. andJ·.tn Pomeroy, at Ellis Service Station and Sure 'n Stop In Middleport; at Eber's Gulf Station In Racine; and at Newell's Sunoco In Chesler. ByThe I\!IIOClated Pre8B Fireworks Injuries, traffic fatall· ties and drownlngs marred Fourth of July weekend festivities In Ohio. Two fireworks ·· displays went awry In the northeastern corner of the state. Lakewood Ftre Chief Byron C. Cook said a defective aerial bomb canister dropped onto a tarpaulin covering more fireworks, which ex· ploded toward a crowd of 30,000. The :n.minute fireworks display exploded In less than five minutes, Injuring 22 people Sunday night, one seriously. Larry Badurina, 44, of Columbus, an employee of Columbus Fireworks Display Co., un· derwent surgery, for a lacerated hand at Lakewood Hospital, medl· cal off!~ said. He was reported Traffic accidents during the Fourih of July weekend claimed 419 Hves. Tile National Safety CouncU estimated before the hollday began that between 400 and 1100 could be ldlled In tralftc between 6 p.m. Friday and mlclnlgbt Monday. On a non-hoUday weekend at this Ume of year, around 410 deaths could be expected, the councll said. Tile highest toll for a three-day observance of the holiday was 638 In 19'71. Tile lowest was 2M In 1917. In stable condition Tuesday morning. Columbus Fireworks Display Co. staged the Lakewood show. general manager Joe Caccavello-sald. 'This Is the first time we've ever had anything like this happen. It was a freak accident," he said, ad· ding that his company put on 250 displays In 10 states during the holl· day weekend. Caccavello said he was waiting for a full report on the accident. Pollee said a snow fence and the tarp might have helped to block some of the live fireworks from hit· tlng the Lakewood crowd. In Austintown, a 49-year-old woman Identified as Anna Quaranta of Girard suffered . bruises and burns when a smoking fireworks piece struck her as It fell to the ground, an ambulance crew member said. Some of the fireworks were supposed to go up Into the sky and explode In a series of patterns, said Joe Korleski, lTh emergency medical technician. Korleski said one piece apparently faUed to go off and fell, smoking, Into a crowd . . Korleski said the woman did not appear to be seriously hurt and that she was the only person taken by ambulance to a hospital. "At least six people had burns," he said. "A lot of chUdren and a few other people were treated at the scene for ashes In the eye." Meanwhile, the Highway Patrol said at least 17 people were kUled In traffic accidents In Ohio during the holiday weekend. The weekend tr~c death count began 6 p.m. Friday and e nded midni ght ·Monday. There were several drownlngs In Ohio during the holiday weekend. Dragging operations resumed Monday for the bodies of two John· s town men who a ppa rently drowned Saturday whtle fishing at Hoover Reservoir. CONTESTANTS - The 1982 Junior Fair king and queen contetllantl The two men - Tim Smith, 22, are, left to right, front, Beth Ritchie, Renee Trussell, and Vicki Wilt! , and Ted Peck, 21, are believed to middle row, Carolyn Bowen, Tammy Ervin, and Sherry Myel'S; and bact have drowned when a small motorrow, Dave Salmons, Bill Dyer, and John Riebel. boat they were In with two other men capsized on the reservoir north of Columbus In •Delaware County. A Hi-year-old Canton , youth drowned In Tappan Lake In Harrison County, the sheriff's depart· ment said. He was Identified as Kenneth P . McClellan Jr. Contestants in the 19112 J unior Fa ir Personal interviews with all of the And at Clrclevme. a Columbus king and queen contest have been contesta nt~ took place Friday with woman drowned Monday at Deer . announced by the Meigs Countv Ex· the selection of the king and queen Creek State Park. Officials said De- tension Service. · and the fi rst and second runners-up nise Hall; 23, was In an area that They are Caro lyn Bowen , being based on 20 percent activities; was not staffed with lifeguards be- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 30 percent, poise and personality ; cause·of funding cuts: Bowen; Tammy Ervin. daughter of anct 50 percent, persona l apPark Ranger Bob Dor!nsky said Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin; Sherry pearance. • three lifeguards were trying to Myers, daughter of Mrs. Shirley J udges were Cindy Oliveri , watch as many as 5,000 people at Myers; Beth Ri tchi e, daughter of Athens; Walter Jordan, Albany; and the beach and that about twp-thlrds Mr. and Mrs. Elton Ritchie; Renee Teresa Cockran, Jackson. of the area was unguarded. Trussell , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Announcement of the winners . . Ralph Trussell , and Vicki Wise, the king and queen contest will be queen contestants; and Bill -Dyer, made at the annual 4-H style revue of Mrs. Maxine Dyer; John scheduled for Aug. 3 at the Rutland Riebel, son of Mr . and Mrs. John Civic Center. Reibel; and Dave Sa lmons, son of The king and queen will reign over Mr. and Mrs. Dona ld Salmons, king the Meigs County Fair. contestants. Fair contestants chosen at Meigs 65 units march in Racine parade Sixty-five units participated in what was described as the "biggest and best ever" July 4th parade at Racine Sunday. Sponsored by the Racine Volunteer Fire Department, the colorful parade was sandwiched in between morning and afternoon rains. Hundreds lined the streets to view the many floats, decorated bicycles, antique autos, fire and emergency vehicles and horses. The firemen's day -lon g celebration, which included serving I of barbecued chicken and homemade ice cream as well as games for the youngsters, concluded with a memorable fireworks extravaganza. Winning the first place $100 savings bond in the theme category of the parade was the float sponsored by Racine Fas Check. son· Meigs schools get $442,885 Taking second place in the theme division was the Racine Methodist The June State School FoundaChurch float while a patriotic fl oa t tion Subsidy payment Includ ing entered by Mayla Yoacham and both the basic and transportation Legina Hart was awarded third allowances for Meigs County toplace. taled $442,S!.'l5.2!l, according to a reIn the non-theme category. the port from the office of State Auditor Southern High School cheerleaders' Thhomas; E. Ferguson. entry took the top prize of a $100 In the Eastern Local SChool Dissavings bond while the Racine Bap- trict the total basic and transportatist Church float was second and the tion allowance was $105,02l.'lll less Racine PTO float was awarded third $3,5H6.40 for school employees replace. tirement and $10,6.'*!-'lO for state In the bicycle decorating division, teachers retirement making the winners were Mike Van Meter and net payment to the district of Amber Kerns, first and second $90,746.68. respectively, in the one-six age In tile Meigs Local School Discategory; Jennifer Johnson and trict ihe total amount of basic and Heather Hill, first and second transport a l ion a llowa nce was respectively, in the seven-nine years $213,326.R9 less $7,q26.60 for school of age division and Becky Evans and e mpl oyees r e ti re me nt a nd Scott Hill, first and second respec- $36,748'l0 for state teachers retiretively in the 10 and up. ment making a net payment to the school district of $16~.751.49. In the Southern Local School Dis· trict. the total amount of the basic and transporta tion allowance was $106,707.70 less the school employees retirement of $2,S02.00 and the state teachers retirement of $13,102.60 making the net payment to the district of $90,802:10.. The direct allowment to the cl!unty board was $17,'l2R82. Meetings set Robert Bowen, Meigs County Superintendent of Schools, has announced the Meigs County Board of Education voted to hold regular meetings of the Meigs County Board of Education on the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. beginning on July 13. fREEDDH TOP 'I1IBIIE fLOAT- Tile O.t '~p•••red by 0 • a.-.... Cllecl¥> let, left, titled."Tile FJnt F:lag" .. ad '.-Bed by a ........ loeded wltll Radlle T·lllll I - SECeND fLACE FLOAT- Taking secoud place parade In Racine wu the Raclae MetbodiBt Church In tbe tbeme competition Suuday at tbe' a1111ual July 4 · with the tbeme, "Let Freedom Ring." �, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .. 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GOP agony Once again, the Republican party firids itself trapped in a contemporary MH!nactment of the agony of Sisyphus, the tragic figure In Greek mythology doomed to suffer in perpetual disappointment. Twice in the past decade, tile party has briefly achieved success by at· tracting, in a presidential election, tbe board base of voter support nl(ceSsary to attain a long-term working majority in domestic politics. • Each time, however, extraordinary events have intervened to deprive the Rtpublicans of the opportunity to consolidate those temporary gains in succeeding elections. ~·We're about 10 feet from the top of Mount Everest," White House political director Edward Rollins explained at a recent meeting of the Rtpublican National Committee. "If we lose in November, we go all the way ' d$11 to the bottom." ~ether intended or not, that analogy was strikingly similar to the legend of Sisyphus, condemned to the eternal punishment of toiling in vain to push a boUlder to the.peak of a lleel hill, only to have the rock plunge downhill every wne he neared the top. in 19'12, with Republican President Nixon seeking re-election to as econd teem, the GOP marshaled the suppOrt of an unusually broad coalition that incl~ded a substantial number of voters who traditionally had voted for Democratic presidential nominees. Those voters were, in large measure, the men and women who regularly delemtine the outcome of presidential elections - blue-collar workers, voJers with strong ethnic ties and other middle-income, middle-class Americans. ~ut those gains were promptly dissipated by the Watergate scandal that foQowed Nixon's dazzling success at the polls. {n 1980, President Rellsan reassembled the crucial " Middle American" coalition behind his GOP candidacy - but this time a severely depressed ecQnomy threatef111 to again negate the Republicans' accomplishments. '~There's not going to be a quick fix," Rolli1"' warned the RNC members wljo convened here. "There are no easy answers," be addded, candidly pr~cting that neitber unemployment nor interest rates - both uncointortably high for the GOP - will drop markedly before this year's electio!)s are held. ~nly one day earlier, RNC Chairman Richard Richards delivered a major speech whose theme was the ~oal he shares with Reagan - "for the Republican Party to become the majority party in the decade of the 'Ms." But some of the questionable claims made by the GOP·chairman provide a hint of the plight in which the party now finds itself. "During the final days of the Carter presidency," Richard Insisted, "the natipnal debt was $1 trillion." In fact, on Jan. 20, 1981, the day president Carter left office, the national debt stood at $931 bilion. It didn 'I reach the $1 trillion level until Oct. 22, 1981, more than nine montbs aner Reagan was inaugurated. Similarly, Richards boasted about Reagan's supposed liberation of the business community, notably in the form of "reducing needless and oppressive regulations ... that have been strangling our business and frustrating our ambitions." On the same day that he spoke, however, tbe Dun & Bradstreet Corp. reported that more businesses had failed in the prior week than in any week since the Depression of e 1930s. Dun & Bradstreet's figur~s show 10,430 business failures to date this year, up more than 44 percent over last year's elevated level. At that rate, business failures this year will far exceed the combined total of979 and 1980, Carter's last two years in office. Also on the same day that Richards was promoting Reagan's sympathy · with the business communil)', the D<lw Jones Industrial average reached its lowest level in 2G montm. Faced with mounting problems, the RNC took at least one extraordinary action : Although the national commlttees of both major political parties almost always meet in open session, the Republicans scheduled a day-long round of secret meetings, presumably to search for fresh solutions. Berry's World • Today in .history Today Is Tuesday, Ju)y6, the l87th day of 1982. There are 178daysleftln the year. Today's highlight In history: On July 6, 1923, the Union of Soviet Soclall~t Republlcs was formed. Also on this date: In 1535, Sir Thomas ~re was el\ecuted in England tor treason. In 1699, pirate captain WIUiam Kldd was taken Into custody in Boston. . .He was later hanged In England. . In 1945, Nicaragua became Ibe tlrst nation to fonnaljy accept the United Nations charter. · . In 19'19, Nicaraguan president Anastasio Somoza sent 1,00> soldiers to the city ot Ma.'laya, htW by rebeL, determined hlln. ·' · Ten yeats ago: A U.S. district judge enjoined photosrapher Ralald Galella trom awroaclltng Jacqueline Kermedy Onassls or her cblldren f9 take !heir :Photogi'aph$. t:he jiK!ge .ruled that Galella had "relentleuly Invaded" the former tlrstlady's right to privacy. · WASIUNGTON - The Supreme Court, God bless it, has known some glorious, shining hours, but it has known some inglorious, dlmlit hours also. It reached one of these on June 24 in its bizarre lH disposition - or non-disposition - ol a major case involving public school libraries. The court botched it. These were the facts : Back in 1975, members of a Long Island school board happened to attend a conference of a right-wing outfit called Parents of New York United. There they obtained a list of "objectionable" books. Returning to their bailiwick, the board members found that nine of the listed books were in their local high school library. After inspecting the books and finding them "vulgar, " the board ordered the volumes removed. Several students brought suit seeking the books' return. A district court summarily dismissed the petition, but the 2nd U.S. Circuit reversed. The case came on to the Supreme Court for decision . Unless you recall last term's decision in the San Diego billboard case, you will find it hard to believe what happened. Justice Brennan wrote a half-baked plurality opinion so poorly reasoned that only Marshall and Stevens could swallow it whole. Blackmon went along with most ' of Brennan's opinion, but balked at a key section. Justice White copped out; on a procedural issue alone White joined in the . judgment that tbe case should be sent back to the district court for further proceedings. Burger, Powel~ Rehnquist and O'Connor all dissented; each of them wrote a separate This is how the new constitutional right is to work : If a school board decides not bo buy "Soul on Ice" by Eldridge Cleaver in the first place, the right does not come into play. Thill will be true no matter the reasons or motivation for not pur· chasing the work. But ona:_"Soul on Ice" has been acquired and placed on the library shelves, a problem of different conatitutional magnitude arises. Now the book may not be removed without 'proof ol a school board's pure intentions - for eli8Jil· pie, that "Soul on Ice" is not "educationally suitable" or "appropriate to age and grade level." Otherwise Mr. Cleaver's book lakes on tenure, like an old profeasor; his ideas, once shelved, acquire squat· ter's right; these ideas cannot be evicted without a full-blown hearing. All this was too much for the dissenters . "lfthe First Amendment commands that certain books can- · no\ be removed," asked the chief justice, ".does It noi equally require that the same books be acquired? Why does the coincidence of timing become the ~sis of a constitutional holding?" Justice Rehnquist made tbe same point: "The failure of a library to acquire a bouk denies access to its contents just as ef· fectively as does the removal of a book from the library's shelf." r~. Cuba. Bob Homer belted Ids 17th homer of tbe year - and Ids sixth in live games -for the Braves, who main· talned a 4~-game lead over second-place San Diego in the Na· tiona! League West. CardiDals 8, Reds 5 St.Louis shortstop Ozzle Smith, wholle ninth·Inning error forced the game into el(tra Innings, singled home the winning run in the lOth as the Cards sent the Reds to their eighth straight defeat. The Cardinals moved to within .001 of !lrst-place Pblladelphla in the NL East. The Cardinals grabbed a ~31ead in tbe seventh, let the Reds tie It The dissenters also argued, vainly as it proved, that no student had been totally denied access to the boo~ at Issue. Every one of tbe ' . fJ books was available in .t~e local public library, which indeed put Brennan's ludicrous opinion, with ' :.~ them on special display in the lobby its jesuitical distinction Jaet:treen <-; when the dispute arose. Neither was acquisition and removal of con- s~-;. there any ban on discussion of the troversial books, ill like the jackaiiS, ideas contained .in the books - for which has no pride of ancestry and ? · example, we may suppose, Mr. no hope of posterity. The court is · Cleaver's vivid ideas about white tired. lt has quit for the slimnler. ' men who pay black men to copulate This too will pus away. must . '. t .e ~' j · : if. r:, -:"'·· ON ATEAR- Tbe celebraUon Is ceueralaa Atluta Braves! eaptaiD Bob Homer gelll a "ffigb Fire" eougralulltlcD from the I.tboy after a tbne-nm home nm In the fint inn1llg off Clalcago Cube' pl~ber Lee Smith. ~e drove In Terry Harper, baekgrouad, 81111 Dale Murphy, wltb bls flftb home nm so far ill tbe past four games at AUanta Fultoa COUDty Stadium. Horner has17 homers. (AP Laserpboto). Meigs Legion posts three weekend wins HighWay named in honor of hostages Montgomery County through Fair· born In Greene County, ending just Inside Clark County north of Fairborn. DeWine said a constltuent woo drives the highway every day suggested the designation . The constlt· uent felt , '"and I agreed, that we should honor the hostages and the servicemen who were killed In the rescue attempt," DeWine said. Pollrteal--"cllndldates in the past have cooled it for a whUe, usually most of the summer, after winning nomlriatlon In the June primary. Thl, year is different. Rep. Clarence J. Brown, ROhio, took a brief vacation after tbe prim· ary but continued his televl,lon ad~ for seVt!ral more days. This week, be was In Cleve181)d campaigning at a meeting of the County CommL,. stoners Association of Ohlp. Brown's opponent, Deniocral Rl· chard F. Celeste, alSo Is out on the hustings, saying he won't rest untO after the November election. The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, women's division, says nomination~ now are open for tbe Ohio Women's Hall of Fame. Em· Uy Leedy, director, says the fifth anmual inductions wUI be held Aug. 31 in Columbus. Any citizen or group clll! nomi· nate for the Hall ·of Fame any woman they believe has dislin· ..gliisbed herself in the arts, busJ. ness, poUtics, hOmemaking, , tbe mlldla and a wide ra!)ge of other fields. Nominees must be native Ohioans or have lived in the ltate for at least 10 years. Sixty women have been inducted so tar into tbe Hall of Fame,. which l~ locatal in the lobby of the burea1,1 buDding in Columbus. >. ~· l.. .1 Lowell Wingett .,_.,,.~. · the whirlwind If we scrape through the next two Department of Interior and the Enand one-half years without getting virownental Pro\ection Agency that fried, incinerated or evaporated by the most lasting effects will be apSoviet nuclear bomba or missiles, parent over the years to come. ln ad· does that mean we are home free? ditlon to relaxed rules for clean air You can bet your bottom dollar ·it and water, more tracts, on shore and· dosn't. off shore, are being leased for In 18 montha the Reagan ad· mineral exploration. More farm ministration has set in motion forces land Is being opened to strip mining that will reverse two or three and a move is affoot to shift anti· decades of progress: At Pl'llctically polution .el)forcement from federal every level of government standards to state officials. have been lowered, research slowed James Watt, Secreary of Interior, and regulations either eliminated or is the leadlllg fund collector for the relaxed. By reluing . rules 11nd, Republican party and as such regulations, the administration has swings a lot of weight in lbe Reagan saved industry $4 billion in the last administration. . There is tremenyear alone, which was the intent of dous wealth In the national foresta, the administration all along. The parks, waters and wilderness lands fact that t1ie clean air and water goal whl~h belong to the federaf governwhich have been set by pist ad· ment and are administered by the minlstraltons Is being ign~ and Interior Department. The theory flaunted means nothing compared behind the government ownership !l with saving the ' coi'J)Orationa' tbe lands Is saving their ~entia! for money. This explains the swollen future generations when. the need war cbest the Republicana will use will be greater. They are alao a this fall, gratilitiea from grateful ·reservoir of mlnerab end energy glantl of induatry! which may be tapped at a time ol Whlle harmful effeCts of ado national emergency. But, rather ministration policy will be felt over than save the. wealth of the publjc our entire Ufe style, it will be 1!1 the lands as a herl~e to flllure . ,f· . ,. .r Ohio ranks fourth among states 1 which owe the most to the federal ..i Unemployment Compensation .< Trust Fund. • lllinol~ tops the ll~t lllith$l.t118bll· . J . lion, followed closely by Pennsylva· _..._• nla with $1.685 billion. MiclliCan owed $1.56 blllion and Ohio $1.1Ji bll· ; . lion, a~ of April 30. ' I . ' ".! • .-,~ .!. generations, it is Watt's intention. to tap tbese resoun:tS now. As an example, here in Florida is the Osceola National Forest, It is Watt's intention to lease the lands !l the Osceola for strip ml!ling for phOII)!llate. There Is no present scarcity of phosphat&. In fact, phosphate Is now in over-supply and most of the companies producing the fertilizer materials here in this section of , Flotidli "ire cuting back production and laying off workers. There Is rKt a grain of seMI! in destroying a national forest to leaae a mineral " readily ava!lable from other sources.. Ail Florida offlciala owleasing any part of Florida's nationel fol'eafs·for strip mining. In spite of .state actions, Watt has perslated in trying to aell the leaaes and tbe"matter Is now in federal court. Jlllt aa ridiculous aa. the Osceola .deal, Ia the Idea of.opening up the national foresll to lumber intereSts. Watt appointed a .lumberman aa beaci .of the FOI'IItry Division of the Department of the lnterlor..Wben a· conael'fttlol)iallees,a tl!ee he seea it aa one of nature's controls over: · enllim, foul air ancl dirty water. To appoint a saw mill man as Director~ r i of Forestry IB another case of ap- '· ~ pointing a fox to watch the chlcltens. ' · That seema to be a common practice'~_..;o. in the Reagan administration I • . · ~· Another area ~in which we may ~if.· reap the whirlwind in future years Is ·1-· health. Just when we 11Av•1~i eradicated ·smallpox and wen lri ,/ '."iii fair way to conquer polio, mtUiea ' :~ and other childhood scourges, eull ~ i:t in federal aid to local health services · "r have been curtailed until fret ftc-" ' . ' clnations for a variety of chlllllood ~'~.• d l - are , no longer aviilable..~i_;; The"n!ggardly nature of the Ragan•\ ·• administration will manifeaf itlllf ill • fubn years . in . the necJe!li· at~· ' nutrition for chiJW:en. School 1 1un-:;f~ chea, milk for children and ex·"..~:;: · pectant mothers and the-tighte!Jlng::, of food stamp regul«<ions aU 'will h\ contribue to the general health of : oilr population a ,fe\V decadea·down . ld the road. · · . ;;~ If you expect the damage clauaed :'? by the Reagan "adminlstrailllll .to · •· ~go a~y, you are.only.fooling; 1 younelf, • · .• • Whlll we sow the wind, '" wilL I. reap the whirlWind! · ·. "t- ' By SCO'IT WOLFE SYRACliSE - Meigs' American Legion baseball team claimed two out of thi'ee games during the past rairH:Iampened holiday weekend, poSting"victoriell over Washington Court House and Burrell, Pennsylvlll!ia. Meigs' record now rests at a very fine 12-7. Saturday ·a double header with Logan was washed out by heavy rains. That game has been rescheduled for Sunday, July 11 at Syracuae. Sunday the sides opened up and tbe rains ceased "just long enough for Meigs and Washington Court House to hook up in a great exhibition of , our national pastime. When the smoke lifted, Meigs came out on top with a 3-1 triumph. Jeff Wayland pitched anoli)er fine game, blanking Washington C.H. for five innings while allowing just one in second inning run. Wayland gave up six hits, walked three, and fanned eight eiii'OI!te to the win. King suf· fered the loss for the visitors. Washington C.H. plated its lone run in the second inning, but from that point on, Wayland pulled the string on the Court House batters. In the third inning Meigs celebrated the holiday with some fireworks that earned it the victory. Joe Bob Remaley started the rally with a walt, then stole second. He came around on a single by Roger Kovalchik. Kovalchik scored on a double by Jerry Fields who later crossed the plate on a Tony Riffle single. Meigs hl,tters were Kovalchik with two singles, Fields a single and double, Riffle a single, and Wayland adoub1e. SpUtTumbill Meigs traveled to Athens Monday for a holiday special with Burrell, Pennsylvania ..Tbe local stars dropped the firilt tilt 15-5 but came on -·-· - -·-··~ CLEVELAND (AP) - TimoLieJwskl, who has coached teams In tbe Major Indoor Soccer League and the Nortlt ll\merlcan Soccer League, was exected to be named coach or the MISL Cleveland Force today·, ac:cOrdjng to a pubUshed report. The Cleveland Plain Dealer re- ported that Lk!koskl, 40, would tie named to take over the Force !rom AUIO.., ..uevtiHin _ _ , I ue fOr quality Auto Insurance co~erage . !ow . rates, attrectlve dlacoUnts: and fast, fair claims aervace. Calf us today. : Look to : , i R~ER@-~ ~..:,_ 8erv!CM ~ . . . . . Aufo lnaurance • L-------------------------------------~ :: I, I '' Padres 8, Expos 8 : • J The second-place Padres kept pace with tbe Braves in the NL West as they erupted for six runs in the seventh Inning to key their vic· tory over slumping Montreal. '' strong in the second contest to post a 5-2 win. In the opener Meigs couldn 'I get untracked as it made four big errors and could muster just four hits. Defensively Meigs gave up 12 timely hits topped by a powerful five-run second inning. Cunningham suffered the loss before giving way to Randy Stewart. They combined to walk 11. Swart· zlander and Petroski combined for Burrell with Swartzlander buckling down for the win. .Meigs' hitters were Jeff Wayland and Stewart with doubles, Terry Wayland a single, and Jerry Fields a double. back for 1 big 5-2 victory which was In the second game Meigs bounced pitched by smOCJtb.throwlng Southpaw Kent Wolfe. Wolfe hooked up with another Wolfe from Burrell in a great pitching duel. In scoring the second game comeback Kent Wolfe fanned six and walked just one, while scat· tering eight hits to a talented out-ill· state club. Burrell broke a 1-1 deadlock in the second when it took a 2-1 edge. Meigs took the lead for good in the third when it rallied for three big • runs, before scoring an insurance 1;:.~in the fifth frame. Meigs' hitters were Tony Riffle with two singles, Jerry Fields a triple, Terry Wayland a home run, and Jeff Waylafld, Kent Wo)fe, and Phil King each singles. Meigs travels to Glouster Saturday, July 10, then returns home to Syracuse to play Logan Sunday . Surrett, Pa. 053 004 3-15 12 1 Meigs 000 230 o- 5- 4· 4 CLEVELAND (AP) -The tlrst running of the Budweiser· Cleveland 500 Is drawing generally good reviews, and officials say tbe Indy-car road race should be even better next year . "'lbl.s was a damn successful race," said John W. Frasco, chairman of the board of directors of Championship Auto Racing Teams Inc. "I feel" a lot better now than I did before the start. we will want to make a few changes, perbaps shonen It a bit, but nothing that can't be worked out. "Every function was top-notch. The work of the Cleveland founda· tlon was tremendous. It really Is more than just a sports event," 111!' said about Sunday's race. Because the course was at Burke Lakefront Airport, the Federal Avi· ation Administration would have to give permission for the race to run again in Cleveland. But Chuck Newcomb, president or Cleveland 500 Inc., said he expects no problem. Qty officials differed somewhat in their opinions about the race . "The bottom line Is money," said Mayor George V. Voinovlch, notlng that marw hOtels were full during the holiday weekend. "Look at aU the prople working here. We get city ln~me taxes, hotel taxes.'" City CouncU President George L. Forbes said he had been opposed to the race at first, but changed his mind. • $___ ..__.__ • ! ' .' • just fill in the amoun~ you need and bring it to any City Loan and Savings dfice. We've got plenty !i llDley • for both homrowner and persooalloons. So if you need money to Jl!Y fCK home improvements, to WJSOiidate your bills, to put your kids through school, €1' buy a new car, chances are we can lend it to you.Jk.ause nolxxly knows you like we do. ' · r--------------------------1 $500REWARD For correct information as to the person responsible for the theft of a 2 inch water pump and vandalism of o.t her equipment at the Coal Power, Inc. Mine on Forest Run Road. Informations name and payment of reward will be held in the strictest of confidence. Call Larry Hunt or stanley Hunt at 992·2280. .. t:J C\ CITY LO\N &. SAVINGS \:::1 r::J aControi!Mta Company 125 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Oh. Ph . 992· 2171 NO CONVICTION NECESSARY r~!!!!!!~~~~====~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~;;~~~~~~~===~ , . · '· , ~ .. ., 1~ ! '· ·-·""il.,·t-··---. / ··.-~1-.---~· . · ! ·····~·1--- l Swartzlander (wp), Petrosky ('6th). Engten; Cunningham (tpl. Stewart (2nd), T . Wayland. Riffle (7th) . Burreii , Pa . 110 000 D-2·8· 1 Meigs , 103 010 x-5·7· 1 Wolfe (tp). Lysiak; Wolfe lwp), T . Wayland . Eddie McCreadie, who was named director of player personnel after the 19!11-82 season. Llekoskl coached the expansion ·New Jersey Rockets in the MlSL last year but was fired after tbe team went 4-13 to open tbe season. ·In his !lrstbead coaching job with Houston or the MJSL in the 19'1!\-79 season, Llekoskl took the SUmmit to the league's · percentage cham· plonsl)lp with an ~ fECOrd. 0 ,.·. Pick .a shorter song for the shower. .t :·' You'll use a whole .lot less hot water if you lating the tank and hot water pipes. and insiallin'g settle for a few.bars from "Annie" than if you flow restrictors on shower heads and aerators insist on the entire Hallelujah Chorus. And that's on sink.faucets. good. Because your water'heater can be one of Want mere energy and cost saving ideas? your home's biggest energy users. Just pick up qur free booklets at any power Other ways to lower your water heating bill . company office. You'll be pleasantly surprised at include turning down the temperature setting on how little energy it takes - to save a lot of energy! \ yollr water heater.to a moderate 140°F, insu- · ·. W! give it ourbest. · · Ohio POVverCompany "' ' ' \.~ .. ' I .. . .~ '' ' ' y---------------------~----------------------, : NobOdy can protect your I Liekoski will coach Force squad to ou." ._,. .... with error·aided runs in the eighth and ninth, then relied on Smith's single off rellever Tom Hume, 1-4, to win lt. Jim Kaat, 3-1; pitched the ninth lnnlng to post the victory. D<lug Balr notched his third save. Glanla S, PhiiUes I San Francisco's Btu Laskey, 7·5, sDenced the biggest regular· season crowd In Veterans Stadium history by 11mlt1ng tbe PhllUes to one run on eight hits. Chill Davis' leado!! trlple trlg· gered a two-run, Slxth·inning rally that carried the Giants over loser Dick Ruthven, f>-7. • The holiday crowd of 63,501 drawn in pari by a post ·game fire. works show - broke the stadium regular-season mark of 63,346, set Aug.10, 1979 against Pittsburgh. Cleveland race draws good reviews What was actually decided? Nothing of significance. Out of whole cloth, Brennan tailored up some new constitutional rights never seen before, among them a "right to receive ideas." As applieq in this case, this meant a right of teelUjgers to read dirty books in a high school library. But 8ll the diSllenters sar· castically observed, this was a mo:.i curious right indeed. R~ap Glenn Hubbard ha4 a,bad night. ~ Atlanta Braves only wish that all hli nights can be so bad.' " A home run Ill a bad swing for me," 11id the Braves' ~foot.ll second baaeman, whose two-run homer Ill the sevl!llth Inning lltted Atlanta to Its sixth straight vlctDry, a 7-5 trtumph over the Chicago ·with their wives. At bottom, the question in the Long Island case dealt with · the authority of a local school board to · impose Its ideas of coinmwrity • values on the books to be retained in ~ junior· and senior-high school . libraries. The effect of the court's : ;·· judgment is to circwnscribe that ·; .authority, though ·not to the degree o"' feared by Justice Powell. · ·: He lamented a future in which any- " teenager could haul school officials < into court so that judges might rule~ on the ideas to which pupils have access. It's not quite that' bid. · :. opi~lon . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ef· fectlve Monday, Ohio wUI have a highway named in honor of the 52 hostages held by Iran and the eight servicemen who died trying to rescue them. July 5 is the e!!ectlve date of a bill naming Ohio 444 near Dayton the Freedom Memorial Highway the route number signifying the · number of days the hostages were held prlor to their relea,e in Janu· ary 1981. Sen. Michael DeWine, R· Cedarville, sponsored the measure, which calls on the transportation department·to erect signs marking the route. · The stretch of highway run.~ about 10 miles from . northeast D~ SellUnei-Page-S Homers give·Braves · sixth straight win; ~* Cincinnati beaten for eighth time in row:· ', Page-2-The Dally &:Qiiael ' •. 0 The . ··. • �Page l The Dally Sentinel Scoreboard "''""""' ----.... Clt'Ve'land Toronto 37 34 J9 e 11 Loo .._ Majors Sufl'- AMERICAN LEAGUE ""'""" .sn.. ,. "" " ··"""' '~ :n " ' Ool1'011 I> .493 +I Welllern Dlvtlkln Kan&u cuy CaUbrnl• St>i.llle 7% .t36 u~ .m - t5 l5 563 ~~ :rl ChiCI&O u lll .53'1 .:132 Tflll:d Oaltland MlnnMOta :U ~ 41 47 ~ rn ~7 .296 ...... 3~ lOY.~ 12 l'.l}S 19coM 6-51. j n ) San Diefo 1Curtls ~41 al Montrr&l (Lea S.atUe 3, Chkqo 1 Mlnnnata •·. Toronto 3 Salton 4. MJiwaulft 1 6-4) , fnl St. Louis (Mura ~ l) a! Qncln!UIU IUt>trandl J.J~ . In) 0\learo /Bltd t-Ill a1 AtlantA /Camp S. 31, 1n1 WMielda(l 011111!11 U. An~N at MontrHI. In I San Frandloo at ~ YOI'II, 1n1 San Dlf1'0 at ~pllla, 1n1 Clndnn.ltl at Plltlb.t rgh. 1n1 St Louis al A.tl&Ata. lnJ Chlrago a1 Houllol1 , ! nJ KAIU.Id City 6. caJltomJa"l o-- MllUIL'IOtl ~ Detrol1 3 Bolton 4-3. K&nsu Ctry 3-t. lsi lamP ..... u M!IWJ~ 10, Cblc:qo 4 TdU 3, Toralto ~ Baltimore B. CaUfDmla 5 SHttle 5, NI!'W York C 0 .,.....,... GIIIDM Ck>vetand !Barker 9-4 1 at OaJUand Leaders tKinllrt'lan 0.51 Mlnnnota (Redfmt Nt I I Detroit IMorris ~91, In) MllwaWtee tHaas .4MIRICAN LEAGIJI! BA'ITlNG i lli at blltJI : W.Wl110n, "51 111 Chkqo Kanlll Oty, ..110; Bonnell, Toronlo, .M5; Harrah. Clewland. .JI:i; Yown1, Mil· at Kanau Cty wau•. .32S: McRae. Kansu Oty, D . RUNS : R.Henderlon, o..Jt1lnd. 72: Har· I BW11184) , (ftl Bailon 1'1\ldor &-~1 !Blue ~5), {DI Tmmto !Gott 1-41 11 fixas (Tanana 49), tnt • Salllr'nore 10 . Mlr1:1nm IUt at Callfcr. Rll I RenkO 7•2), (R) Ntw Ycit (Morpn S<fl at Seat!le !Per· ry 6-71 , In). r1h. OPWiand. 63; Molitor. MUwaWft, 62: Evans, Bolton. ~; BMI, K&n5U Qty,54.. RD.I : McRae, Kansas Ory, 'l'l: 'lbom 1<11. Oevrland. 85; Cooper. Mllwa\dlee, 61: LU21nskl. Cl1J<aiO, 61; Qollvlo, Mil· wa.ui!R. 5&: Krbtk. Mln...xa. 56. HJ'm Honah. C\eYIIa11d, llll; Garda. Tbronlo. 100; McRae, Kanau Ql)', 97: CoqJer, MU~. 91i; YouDt, Mll· waukfeo. QQ. DOUBLES: CoweM, SeattW-, 2'l: Lynn, Ca.lltomla. :n; McRae. Kansu CUy, n; Evaru, Belton. 2): White, KallNU Cit)', w-,..o.m. MIMfiCU 11 Mllw'aa.tb!t, tnt DftroU at Cblcl&1). f D) Toronto,lf Kansas City, In) Bolton at Trxa!, {n ) CleVeland at CalUomla. 1n1 NfW York at Olkla.nd. 1n.1 Baltlmort' at SeattLe. 1n1 -- .,_ NATIONAL 1&.\0\JE; ntiPLE'S: Herndon. DetrOit. 8.: YOUIIIl, M!lwaulll!e, lt; W.WU1011, Kanau Ctry, It; UtMhlw . Torollto, 6; Brett , KanJa.• Ctty, WLPd.GI ,. ... "" .,.'" PlnJbui"Rh 44 45 36 4l «! New \'ork 3642 Philadelphia St Lou11 Monlml ... .. AlWlU 3< Son lli<oO . .J78 • -J .!07 . ~19 31 " w-....._ OIJ<IQO New York H 'hadiQ"I GIINII San F'Taocllco (Barr 1·21 at Phll• delphia «Chrlllel\tiM -..1. 1n1 Hooston !Knepper ~91 at Pllbbui'Jb HdrWWiams 3-31. In I l...ol AnKeief ISIPWIIrt .HI al New Yorll Detrotl 6. Bal tlll'IOre I Nt'W York l. CkMJllld 2 ~and ~7 . Allanta 7. Cttlca.ao 5 San DJeao II, MontffiU 6 a.a.t.f'• GUlla Dakland 2, .....,.,, Ganw» Phlladelphla Kansllll City 6. t:alllornll 2 M.I!Uie!Oia 2, l'oronto 1 Blltlmore 8, DetroJt 3 ~ . SLI:41!. 7, Chk'ago 2 Houston 3. l..ol An ptlel 0 San Dlt.'&O 4, San FrlJI(."bco 3 Atlanta 4, Clndmall 1 Moaa.y'a Gamel Hooslon 6. Pltllb.lrafl 4 S!.Loolll 6, Clnd nnall 5, lO lnnlnp san i'' ranclaoo 3, PhJJaoelphia 1 Los Anaelelt. New "York 1 New York \0, ~and 6 Mllwauket' 7, ~ 0 Mood~Q"a .... Montfftl 16-t, P1ttsb\u'ah 6-lO Slhmla(1 OamN ChictQO 7, Seattle 6 ()altland ~- Tex&l J Tex.n U, O.ldand 4 .. .&1 L1 .OJ "I! .302 U\! AtlAnta 4. Clndmatt 2 1 3 .138 t5 I PhUIMW!phla at New York. ppd. . ral n Cbkqo 2, St. U:vil 1 U. Angelel ~ HOUlton 4 Sin F'nncbco &. San OWto l. U In· 7 .48'7 " .!M Plnsb.lra:l'l t. Mmtreal 2 ~ :Ill New York .11. 31 3t ~.o 33 MtlwaukeP • Clndnnatl WLPd.GB llcJolon " HOME RUMS: C.ThornM. Mllw•d:a. 21.; ~t~~nton, OevtWld. :1); Cooper, MU· waukee, l!t: OQIMe. MUwaukl!t, Ul; FWJacUon. caltfornlL 17; Hrtlek. M!n· J~ ·~" ~ .828 "" neiOII , 17. STOLEN BASES: R.HendertOn. Oak· - land, T1; WatMb. K&nsu Qry, 26; LeF· m. CNcaaa.. ·~ 23: J.cna. SHttJe. n: Garcia, Toronto. 1,, By Allocl11ed rr. Seattle may be a nice place to Uve, but the New York Yankees certalnly don'tllke to visit there. Ontheotherhand,anywhereBal· tlmore's Scott McGregor bappeiiS to run Into the Calltomla Angels ls paradise. The Yankees, who have • struggled most of the sellBOil, had won tout In a row when they hl' Seattle Monday night. Seattle hlt · right back. The surpriSing Marin· ers rallied tor two runs In the sev· enth lnnlng to knock ot1 the Yankees 5-4 and move Into third place In the American League West. Meanwhlle, two-run hOmers by Rick Dempsey, Eddie Murray and Floyd Rayford powered the Balli· more Orioles to an 8-5 victory over as McGregor recorded California hls 12th consecutive victory over the Angels. Elsewhere In the AL, the diVISion leaders, Boston anj! Kansas City, split a doubleheader, the Red Sox taking the opener 4-3 In 11 lllning!l and the Royals winning the night· cap 4-3; the Milwaukee Brewers crushed the Chicago Wblte Sox 11).4, the Oakland A's blanked the Clev~ land Indians 2.0, the Minnesota Twins downed the Detroit Tigers ~ and ihe Texas Rangers nipped the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2. JuUoCruz singled home the tying run for Seattle with two out In the seventh Inning, tllen stole eeconc:1 and third and scored the winner on Dave Edler's single. Cruz and Edler also singled In the first llmlllg before Bruce Boehle's RBI double. And In the third, folloWtng a leadoff walk, Cruz laced an RBI double and scored on a single by Edler. New York Manager Gene Ml· chael waa thrown out of the game In the seventh Inning by home plate umpire Larry Barnett for contlnu· lng an argument started by catcher Butch Wynegar after Barnett called a close pitch a ball to Edler when a strike would llave ended the Inning. Dave Winfield and John Mayberry homered ror the Yankees. gameofthe19'19AL~ Serle&. He acattereil 10 bJtJ IIi 81-3 IJmlnp but beld the Aqelllll 0111! run .WIWthenlnth. Dou&Deances• Reggie Jack8on and Fred Lynn homere4 for the Anaels· . A'• I, bd!W 1 Dan Meyer bit a IOlo home run 111 1M third llmlllg and Mike Heath rapped a tun·ICOI'Ina' slngle 111 the sixth to back the lle'Yell·hit pltcblng of Tom Underwood 11114 Dave Beard as oaJdand banded Cleveland Its foorth COIIIII!CIItlve setback. Aklo Kameda. Pryor will receive a guaranteed $1.6 million and Arguello, the World Boxing COWICU lightweight titleholder, will get at least $15 m1111on. The money may go higher, depand· lng on ticket and TV sales for the bout. Arum .said Sunday the fight will be held In October -probably after the World Series to maximize news media attention - and possibly In Las Vegas. .. 15 .... r-~---------------------, Name _______________ ~· ( ) WANTED ( ) AIIIOUJICDIEJtT Rick Sutcliffe, who scattered seven hits In a route-lllllne' pertonnance. ( ) FOR SAL£ ( ) FOR RENT r;:==========~ . CASH Print one word In e.ch The Daily Sentinel below. Ee<h lnlllll or group of figures counts n • word. Count nameaddress or mane numllet II IIHC< IUSPSI-1 A - ofMtiiUmedio.IH. uNCI. s...""" ,._ I I 1' · - - - - - - - 6. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · 7.-------------··----------'·------------- Onew,.k .............. .. ..... ..... 11.110 One M'"'lh ....................... jUO OrwYear . ..........•..... . .... . . . tl2.10 SINGLE COPY PillCD Dolly ..... . .... .' ............... ISC...IJI ' Subo<Tlbl!n nol dellrillfl Ill 1101lhr cwrt" 1111y rtmll In advaiM.'t dll'l!1.1 lo 'n1e Dally S..'fltl~l on 1 1, I or 12 tnonUI btllil. 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Membl!r: 'n1e A5110dol<d Pral, Inland Ill~ ly Pral Auoti11U011 ond lhr Al!Wrlcan NtwJIPiper l'l>bli11hen --.u.n, Notlonel AdverUtJn.c Repre~enttUve, Br~nham N<-per 8111!1. 713 Tlllnl AveMr, New VOlt, NewYorlt10017. 28 Wt't.-lu sor of the Safety Speaklllg Contest. 1. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ "'1"1 l'l>blllh<d allernoao, Mondoy llln>uo<h Frida), Ill Cwrt 8""", by ll1e Ohio Vall•y l'l>blllhlnM Co!npeny • MuiUm<dll. Inc .. Punoroy. Ohio 457118, .,_2151. paNMt pold al Plllnorvy, Ohio. 8llii8CRIPTION RATI!I ByC.rTier'ar-Roofe REPRESENTATIVES - Came Karr, Kathy Parker ud Aanlll Sbeell with Bob Anderson, repreaenlltlve of Wetlfleld Companlet, lpoD- Ollff . 1 14.---+------- 15·----------- ............ .. . $29.&4 ................. .... Slfi.ZI Don't doze off on this one! Our hot July Dog Day ., Specials sale can put you on the scent to track down the best values at the lowest prices in town! Treasures like these are more precious than one of l)is old buried bones!. Lines (15 Words) \ Days (during month of July) ~allbolil ilJaUu . Vltihlint . The Daily Sentinel . POINT PLEASANT REGISTER .Up TO .. . FOR - ·-' $ ~~--a:~ 11.11 tt .... 1.71 _. tM io< .,. • aama ....... Jult~wafllnOfor. =:: -: PM~n~R • = :: onallloffu'.,....llif,~~ ....lrtCIMoft 72f'\ne- l'lllnOflu .~~OFF. .. n .. 1.• ----'54,.,..... =. ,. ::. nil_......... ..-..... ................... ......... No-ln-.. --- ._£ Ttllt .. ON Of'*"'- Algtiii'IOW, ..,. I4J 10.. 1 ~1• 10 72 P111Mft14 11 •• 71 -- -~ _,, . ..........,.......... ,_,..,& ,...., . . NOW ,,....... ' ' . ~~ - fWit.IIU ll ' . Do..ars .. ... tll U4 I.D ·-~ Ul , .. .... 3.0'1 · Rutland resident earns honorable Riley,.Smith will marry June 10 mention at speaking contest University where he earned a Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Riley of Aaron Sheets was awarded honorable mention at the Jackson Area Safety Speaking Contest held June 29 in Jackson. Sheets, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheets of Rutland gave the speech ''Tornadoes Don't Have to Be Killers." He, Kathy Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Parker of Pomeroy , and Carrie Karr, Alliance announce the engagement daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald and approaching marriage of their Karr of Middleport, were selected at the county level to represent Meigs daughter, Carrie Lynn, to Michael County at the Area Safety Speaking L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith, Reedsville. Contest. The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate They were presented plaques, trophies and certificates by Bob An- of Alliance High School and a 1981 derson, representative of Westfield . graduate of Ohio University where Company, sponsor of the contest. she earned a Bachelor of Arts The contest was organized by the degree in graphic design . Smith Is a 1977 graduate ol Eastern High Cooperative Extension Service. Schoo! and a 1982 graduate of Ohio POMEROY . 11'11......... .,.... ...,.. •' . . .. ...... ·~~· 1 49 ..... u ••. Every Tuesday Night -SIMd Willi WiiDDed Poi.loes. ChicUn Gmy, COlt Sllw, Hot Roll, Buttw ind Colla Sony. llo ltlbstltutls YITALII "QUID II 'Ill TAII.ETS ISO)· CAJIIULU • THE KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN YOU CAN EAT COMBINATION DINNER ONLY DINING ROOM ONLY ····-·· $169 REa. RETAIL lUI FOR JUST TOOTSIE ROLLS $325 .o~~. 79c $219 REa. /lETAll. lUI REG. RET.U. 1.2. 10 IIXftA Si AL~ RETA!C. lUI 7~. 259 REO. RETAIL lUI COU.TIY tiME MIDGm =. . . . wllidiiiM Iii ~ price. Every Wednesday Night BAKED STEAK DINNER DINING ROOM ONLY $335 i2a w. Main OH. PH. REO. IIETAIL 1/U.III lOP FUll _,lAW ~$198 1, ~ REO. /lETAIL 11.11 · . . . . . ., . If lVI Jt.'"9Jc~ sgg ; ·· ;I DtSI'OSAII.l DOUCHE REa. RETAIL lf.H YASEUIE Lea I~WI TV 18K Extended BASIC Was $599.00 In Cat. RSC-7 HL --.create High-Resolution Color Graphics With Ease • Draw Buslneu Graphs, Charts, Even Animation • Plug,. In a Program Pak ,. for · ~nal Uses or Exciting Games •Attaches to Your TV NQw On.IY 34.15 · . , , .........· ••• MIIlt . " PNM ... AI'I••••tMoetCin .. ·· . .-- ' AftATI UIIA1' AT CROWS FAMILY RESTAURANT Please register in advance for lunch. ~t;:.- I AUTO SUPER-lUFF ~ ODOII!!&TEIS Crow's Family Restaurant Announcement 4-H news notes REO. RETAIL lt.IZ R~a. c••cus PIAIIU1'S RfQIILAIVAAT.I'LAYOM ' w:':l95 Only 29.95 :: ::.; Now Only 2US No~¥ 1tad1e /haelt A DIVISION Of T~V CQ!!POAATION ' . •. $107 IIEO. RETAIL 11' Backgammon W..$29.95 Now Only 19.95 --~..... ......,,......,.,~ . KUIIPX 2-.73c Meigs senior citizens calendar Revival services will be held at Ash Street-Freewill 1\aptist Church in Middleport beginning Saturday. Rev. Bill Hayman will be evangelist for the services to be held at 7 p.m. each evening. Singing at the Satur· day services will be Dan Hayman and the Country Hymntimers and the Unroe Family. Got a problem ' An adult subject for discussion' You can talk it over in her colwnn if you write to Helen Bottel, care of this newspaper. IlEa. IIETAI. II.ZI Astrograph COAD Senior Nutrition program nieiill July ~9: Wednesday- Baked chicken, but· tered peas, whipped potatoes with gravy, peaches, muffin, butter and millt. Thursday - Meatloaf, creole tomatoes, fruit salad, tapioca with whipped cream, cornbread, butter and millt. Fridlly - Baked salmon with cheese sauce, baked potato, spinach, fresh fruit, bread, butter and milk. Colle or tea and a choice of whole milk or buttennUk served daily. DEAR HELEN : They llan cigarette ads from TV but allow snuff conunercials. II and chewing tobacco, can cause cancer too. How come• - SNUFF SAID DEARS.S.: ... Probably because snuff and snoose, not being national habits, are ignored by anti-smoking groups. !Who might tell you their fi ght isn't against tobacco, but rather, the inhalati on of its fumes.) If you don't like my "guess," ask the Surgeon General. - H. * * SALE ** WKTE Oft AIIT'D. COI.Oftl July 7,198% Several ventures could develop for you this coming year which will offer a second source of income. Although they may be potentially promising, they still must be skillfully managed. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Avoid making changes today merely for the sake of change. You could end up worse off than when you began. LEO (July %3-Aug. 22) Don't agree to anything today which could cause you to lower your standards in order to comply. It will scar your self esteem if you do. , VffiGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Materials and money should be managed with extra care at work today. Oversights or bad judgment could turn out to be quite costly. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) T~is is not a good day to lake gambles on things which could adversely affect your career if they go awry. Let caution be your byword. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your luck has its limitations today, so don'~ Pre5S it too far. Counting on breaks which may not OCCW" could leave you out on a limb. SAGlTl'ARIUS (Nov. %3-Deei 21) In your business dealings today, probe everything in depth to be ·sure you have aU the facts. Jwnping to hasty conclusions may cause you regrets. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jao. 19) Be very careful how you handle your one-to-one relationships today. especially if you must contend with someon~ with whom you've had problems. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Be sensible regarding your goals and what you hope to accomplish today. There's a possibility you might go af· ter something which won't be worth the effort. PISCES (Feb. 20-Marcb 20) This is not a good day to become involved in things where the control is left to others. They may be concerned only about protecting their own Interests. ARIES (Marcb Zl·Aprll19) Serious situations should not be swept un· der the rug today. Don't delude yourself into thinking everything will be okay if you ignore it. TAURUS (Aprii20-May 20) Be doubly careful today not to antagonize associates whose support you may need at a later date. They won't be blessed with short memories. GEMINI (May 21..JW1e 20) Others might not be too willing to aid you today if they think you're not making the most of what you have at hand . Prove that you are. my long-distance vibes are on the righl wave length. - R JULY * PACIAI.NI II _Save.on These Reduced-Priced Program Paks, Tool •• like this " Friendship" and suggesting that Mrs. Older Divorcee go find herself a single boyfriend. EVA DEAR EVA: A follow-up letter from " Hates Feeling Jealous" says in part: " You were right, Helen! I tackled ·u,e 'dull, stay-at-home-me' feeling by joining several classes and getling involved in outside interests. I'm attending one of the classes with Nora (the older woman), and we'v e developed a good friendship . Now .that I have more self-<:onfidence, I can see that she and my husband aren't sexually attracted to each other and 'just-friendship' as you say, is possible between man and woman. We are all semi-buddies now. Dilemma solved. Thanks for your insight. Helen.'' It's good to know that sometimes Bachelor tJf Science degree in civil engineering. He is employed as asalstant county engineer in Hardin County. The couple will reside in Kenton. The couple will wed on July 10 at 2:30 p.m. The open-church wedding will be held at Reedsville Church ol Christ. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception will be held at Stewart Hall in Reedsville. • 1 2. •,. / ~ASHONLY· rt.oo savings) DEAR HELEN : "Hates Feeling Jealous" wonDEAR HELEN: • MY wife finally tallted ot me about dered If "just friendship" could exl~t between man and woman, especially ~ex, after five yeal'l of marriage. I · thought It Will fine for her, but she as. concerns her husband and one of told ine I didn't c:Onslder her needs. his female co-workers whom he inHow could I tell? She always seemed vites on some of their outings. I can't help wondering if the satisfied. ' Well, I went to the library and husband would enjoy having an read up on what women really want. "older, hearty, outspoken divorced" Have been putting a lot of thls In man tag along as a threesome with him and his . wife. Hwnan nature practice. Now my wife accuses me of being being as it is, a ma~woman with another woman because I've relationship is never completely free "changed so much." I thought she'd ofsexual undertones. Even if HF J changed from be very pleasanlly surprised. What "quiet" to social butterfly of her now?- CAN'T WIN conununity, I don't think those DEAR CAN'T: jealous feelings would subside com· Seel1lll to me you two still can't pletely. Instead of advising her to conununicate. Why don't you bring. bUI')' them, I suggest it might have home those library books and read been better if she came out in the them together? - ll open, telling her man she doesn't By BELEN IIOTI'EL 1be Oaklalld pltcllera outduelded Papers NOW YOU CAN PUT ASET OF 721'5 ON ,_,. sw:;.., ..-:.. ... ~ .... :~-;;, Wo_men: can't pl~ase 'em no matter. what 3 UIES ARE ----------------------~-- The Pryor entourage then returned to finish negotiations and obtained small concessions concerning Insurance and video rights. "The turning point," said Waller, "was that Aaron felt comfortable that we all had looked at the contract. "The holdup was me," Waller said. "I delayed and stalled until I felt It was the right time tQ ap. proach l\aron about the fight. I did not want to put any pressure on h1m durtng the week." The contract was tlnally signed at 11 a.m. Sunday. More than tour hours later, Pryor successfully defended hls World Boxing Assocla· tlon junior welteq•elght championship against Japan's Helen help us Orw. I, Mpill ll'rlllk Wlllll droYt lllllll'lt 1'11111 The bomerll by Dempeey, Mill' andlcored twice fer K'"N' Clb' Ill ray 11114 Rayford helPed McGre;or . the n!ptcap, ltta'JimRict'aUtllboost hll career lllll'lr ap!Nt Call- . , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ ;·_· ·- - - - tom1a to ll-2, lncl~ tile !Ina! :peyor-Arguello agree on lucrative contract CINCINNATI (AP) - The fight between Aaron Pryor and Alexis Arguello will happen despite a last minute problem that almost prevented the matchup. ' "It was close (to being a non· fight), 'S$1d Don Elbaum, whO will assist Bob Arum In promoting the fight. On Sunday morning, the Pryor people did not Uke the contract. "We had agreed on the money," said BUI Waller, Pryor's business agent. "But there were other lm· portant things, Uke Insurance for Aaron and thi! rights to the fight In five or six years - who would be able to use the films anll the tapes ior the fight. · "I just felt this fight (against Ar· guello) was so Important that we had to get everything right. So they (Arum) called me and satd If we didn't sign for the fight It was off. I •!!llld, 'Fine, It's oct.' "So.we took a walk. It was Aaron, ine; two bodyguards, a couple of others and Dr. (Ronald) Cheek (Pryor's physician) . I wanted to walt to approach Aaron about the fight until I saw that at-ease look In bJm, and I hadn't seen lt all week. ~lnally, on Fountain Sq~e. I saw lt," Waller sald. dump .Angels :. Seattle kriocks oft )'anks;Orioles The Dal]y Sentinel-Page-5 Pomeroy-MlddJeport, Ohio Tuesday. July 6, 1982 SEE IT AT YOUR NEAREST RADIO SHACK STORE, COMPUTER CENTER OR PARTICIPATING DEALER ·- ,! ,· .......... - ~~··~ 11~0. IVTAIL 11.n SIUAin' ••• I U!CIAI. • 40-CT., j'LAIN • II CT. ~- IIEO. RETAIL 11.114 SIIAIT HAll TAILEIS AULEIIIUNIIIILE . -... 4 c -..... REO. IIETAIL 11.n ca•H �. ; ·' .. Busfuess services ' .~ Page-8-The Dally Sentinel Meigs County property transfers.•• Raymond C. Reuter, Frances E . Reuter to William D. KrawsC'tyn, Jennifer M. KrawsC'tyn, 80 A., Chester. Lawrence Manley, Marie Manley to Lawrence Manley, Marie Manley, l••!. Middleport. Robt•r! J . Bubo tu Colwr•bus Gas of Ohio, Inc., R.W., Meigs. Marilyn J . Swain, Lawrence Swain to Colwnbia Gas of Ohio, R.W., Meigs. Webster Reed, Flossie B. Ret.>d to Columbia Gas of Ohio, R.W., Meigs. K. C. Wallbrown aka Kenner C. Wallbrown , Hele n Wallbrown to Kenne th Wa llbrown, Charlene Wallbrown. Parcels, Lebanon. Okey K. Connally, Janet Connally to Blauser Well Service, Inc., R.W., Orange. Arthur Orr, deed., to Ethel Orr, Cert. of Trans., Chesler. Ethel Orr to Marilyn Newman, Martha Lee, Janet Grueser, Parc<•ls, Chester. Arthur Taylor, Irene Taylor to Cha rles McCloud, 1.04 A., Salis bury. Roberta C. O'Brien, J .B. O'Brien to Patrick H. O'Brien, 27 A., Rutland. Bessie Mae Haddox to Cannan Louise Haddox, Juanita E. Lupton . Chester N. Haddox, Lot, Middleport. William Trent Knittel , Debra Marte Knittel to Ronald Grate, .28 A., Rutland. Jerry L. Cline, Phyllis M. Cline to Priscilla Herdman, I A., Scipio. Curtw Luckadoo, Frances E . Luckadoo, Affidavit, Rutland. J . Paul Hutchins, Diana R. Hutchins to David L. Carnahan, Janet K. Carnahan, 13 A., Orange, Harlan A. Ballard, Alta L. Ballard to Harold L. Miller Jr., Anna M. Miller, Parcels, Lebanon. Niese! A. Weatherman, deceased, Eldred K Grimes, Cert. of Transfer, Orange. John W. Sauvage, deceased~ Mary -Tuesday, Pomeroy-MlcJdleport, Ohio A. Sauvage, Affidavit, Salisbury, Bert Bodimer, deceased, Helen Bodlmer, Cert. of Transfer, Salisbury. Richard L. Bearhs Jr., June A. Bearhs to Raymond C. Reuter, Frances E. Reuter, Parcel, Chester. F . D. Ughtroot, Clara Ughtroot to John D. Li g htfoot, Parcel, Salisbury. John D. U ghtfoot, Sue Ellen Ughtfoot to John D. Ughtfood, Sue Ellen Ughtfoot, Parcel, Salwbury. John D. Ughtroot, Sue Ellen Ught· foot to F . D. Ughifoot, Clara Ughl· fool, Right of Way, Salisbury. Jimmy L . Hob~. Evelyn L. Hobbs to Dari&:N. Lucas, Parcels, Dexter. Richard L. Kern, Donna J . Kern to Franklin Real Estate Company, Parcel, Chester. Franklin Real Estate Company to Bobby Joe Adams, Jr., Belinda Adams, Parcel, Chester . Thomas Earl Manuel to Kenneth A. Turley, Karen E . Turley, I A., Letart. • Donald Mills, Patricia S. Mills to Charles M. Sauters, Parcel, Salisbury. Douglas A. Rosenbaum, Tina R. Rosenbaum to Richard Rosenbaum, Lois Rosenbawn,1.45A., Rutland. Monid L. Good, Donna Good .to •Vernon B. Lockhart, Goldie E. Lockhart, 5.4 A. , Lebanon. Everlyn Wycin.!lki, Floyd Wycir.. ski to Floyd Wyclnsk.l, Evelyn Wycinski, Parcels, Rutland. · • Olive M. Parki~son, ~ec'd., Evelyn Wycinski, Alhdavit, Rutland. Jimmie L. Hobbs, Evelyn L. Hobbs to Darla N. Lucas, 30 Rods, Salem. Paul H. Montgomery to Allen D. Stacy, Donna J. Stacy, Parcels, Salem. Ulah W. Swan to Lamar Lee Lyons, Shirley Lyons, Parcel, Orange. ' Free Est·im11tes James Keesee Ph, 992-2772 23-Prof~ssionAI 5 Happy Ads 6 L.ost and Found 7 Yard Sal e (paid 1n <ldvanrP) · Radiator Specialist . NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs.cEKperlence . ·SMITH NELSON · MOTORS INC PJneroy: Oh. • Ph. 992·2174 2·26·ttc 8 Publ ic Sale & Auction 9·Wanted to Buy ALL STEEL BUILDINGS Sizes st•rt from 30xW' .t I I utility Buildinp Sizes from 4 to 6 a.nd all wood buildings 2•x36. . Insulated Dot-Houses PIS BUILDI.NGS Rt. Box~ Oh. Ph. D OF A ENTRY - The Daagllten Gl America; chester CowlcO No. 323, bad a colorful entry 1D the Racloe July 4th Parade that promoted their aim lo keep the AmerlcaD flag Rylllg over every ICIIool bowie and promote the read!Dg of the Bible. 3.t·Business Buildings Service •Residential •Commercial •Industrial Racine, O'hio 247·3534 Free. Estimates 4-20-lfc Sep.lees --· ". ~ & • MILLER ELECTIIC SERVICE 4l ·Houses for Rent ~2 · Mobile Homes for Rent 4l·Farms tor Rent 44·Apartment for Rent A5·F"urnished Rooms 46·Space for rent ~/ - Wanted 18Wa nted To do ' ' ,I following telephone exchang!.s. •. 73 · Vans&~WD ?~ · Motorcycl es 75-Boats & Motors 76 ·Auto Parts & Acc e'lsories 77 -Auto Repair 78·Camping Equipment Gattia County Are.1 Code 614 446-Gattipotis 367-Chethire 388-Vinton 245-Rio Grande 256-Guyan Dis!. 643-Arabia Dlst. 379-Watnut &tFtiEtS • 81 ·Home Improvements 83 -E xcavating 8.4 ·Eiecri ca l & Refriqeration 85 ·General Hauling 61 ·Farm Equipment 62·Wanted to buy 63·Livestock 64·Hay & Grain Area Code 614 992-Middleport Pomeroy 915-Chester 3•3- Portland 247-Letart Falls 949- Racine 7•2- Rutland 667-Cootvilte all your wiring l ! neet~s; furnaces li r•~Dair service and ·lihtstallatlon. Residential & Commercial Call' 742·31 BASEMENTS PATIOS DRIVEWAYS .. ....... $3.0U Up t~ 15 words .. Thr ee dclY iOSC'rtion ....... ' ..$4.00 Up to 15 Words .. Six day to Rent insertion PARKING LOTS 'I ........... $7.00 I RICHARD GARFIELD '·' !Average 4 WGrds per tinel 49 -Equipment for Rent C.EIIENTFIN ISHER 98!"1-4464 6· 1• 1 mo. ___ -~~~~~otice Public Notico IN THF COURT 11" bf'MS north 87 deQrrcs w e~ I 34 l inks; th r ncc 88 1 ., rh ·orf'f'!i wrst -32 Chrlins and J'F 14 Iinke; to i' st0n1' in the Mf ICS C OUNT Y, O HIO ELSIE KOE NIG COOK . r t v ' '"·.! linf' of Sr ct1on N o, 31 . w tlf'rf' a bu( krvr 5 in . l">eilrs norT I ' 46 clf'Qref''> Wf'Sf 6 Plaintiffs, ,,,--,k s.. t henrc north 1 vs . THE UN KNOWN HEIRS clrn r rrc; 10 mi nuU~!i f'flS.I AND DEViSEE S OF ,, lonCI thf' WI"'Sl li nr Of Silid WILLIAM L. KOENI G, r 1 Sf'ction 34, 20 chit ins t~nd 35 l1nk s to the plac e of bf'oin· al. " ninq, 1t bf'i nq 65' ' ac re'S nn Oelcndilnts. Cnse No. 18127 Tlw wes t end of thr N . hitlf nl thr South half of Scc fion NO TtCF 11Y 34, Townshi p 2, R . 13. of thp f'UBliCATt('IN t)t• io Company's Purchase . To the unknown heir s rtnd ALSO, SITUATED in the df'Vi SCf'S of Wi ll inm l 1 wn of Sil lisbury . County Koeniq; and the unknown nf Mriqs, ~nd St!'lt rof Ollio · tleirs rt nd drvisees of F lora hnundrd And dcscr ibPd as J . Korniq ; follow c.· N .W . Cor nrr nf You r.rc hcrf'by noti f ird s~c 34. T. 2, R. 13, Oh io milt you have been nttmrC1 cnmptl ny's Purchc:~sr . com: df'fPndft nts in a lega l ad ion n, f' nc inn M th e road f'ntitled E lsie Koe.niq Cook, lr' ttciinq trnrn tllf' Pom e roy <'t aL Pla intiff s, Vs . fhr & Hflrr isnnv111e Road t o the un known hPirs ,1 nd H ySf' l Run Road at A ro int df' visees of Will iflm L . Whrrc the nor th tine o a 65 Koen iq. rl al. , Defendnnts A T ~net owed ov Leonard This action has been K oeniq intNsects sc:~ id fiSSioned case number HysPI RUn Roitd; Thence N . 18,127 end is pending in the 61 dcorPc!i w 12 rods ; then · Cour t of Common Pleas of "" f' 73 deqrec·s W 6 rods; M r iqs Coun l y, Pomeroy , ·tH'ncr N 60 de9rees W 14 OhiO 45769 . ·ods; thenrr S 85 degrees The ob ject of the Com· N 10 rod" thence S 44 pl ai nt is to quir t t he ti tl e of ·1r qrrrs W 10 rods & 21 thr Pli'lntitfs as aqainst the inks tn Leonrtrd Koenio:s Defendants in th e f ollowinQ N . linr; th~ncr. East rtlong clrsc r ibed rea l estet te, tO-, _ronrtrd Koeniq 's'N line to wit : rhC' p lace of beginninQ, con· SituaTed in the Township ta i ninq 4 acres, more or ol Sa l isbury , County of 1 f'SS . M eigs. and State of Ohio, L ilff'!;t Deed Reference: bound e d and ' b r.i ng volume 282 . Pagr 835, rtescribecl as follow s: "A ei qs County Drcd Rcc or· 'Bf'Qinning at thr northwE'st 1s. cornP.r of ttle south half of You arc req\Jired to an· Secti on 34, in Salisbury ;wer the Complaint within r ownshi'p, Yf"lere a white 1 days after the last >a k 15 in . bears N 7 deQrees .,ublication of this not_ice =ast 18 links and a hickory OF COMMON Pl 1 in . bears South 53 degree ~a!lt 9 links ; t"ence South east along the ine prtssing through the center of Si'tid Section 32 cha ins and 14 links to a stake, where an elm 8 in . bears North 48 degrees west to 16 links, and a red oak · 12 in. bears west :25 links; thence $outh 2 degrees 10 min. west 20 · chains and 35 links to a stake, where an ash 2 in· ches bears south 59 degrees each 22 li \ , and 3 gum. \ ' Clerk of Couns M ci Cls Counrv Cnrnmon Plf'i"rS Court FA~ "'· lfll/' degrees Public Notice 1. i"r rr y E . SpcncN Yhich witt be published on · ;e each week for Si)( con ;ccutive weeks. The last Jubiicalion witt be made on 3, 1982 and the 28 ~uQust :lays for the answer will : ommence on that date, In case of your fa i lure to ~nswer or other.wise ·espond as required by the )h•o Rules of Civil 6179 . <7< 6. 13. 20. 27 ; IAi 3 i Tr Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY,OHIO ESTATE OF THOMAS EARL MANUEL, SR ., DECEASED case No. 23801 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On JUne 16, 1982, in the NOTICE FOR SALE COUNTY ·OWNED VEHICLES 307 .12 mil a grant proposal must Courthouse no later than July 12, 1982. Grant proposals must be submitted postmarked no tater than Juty 30, 1982. All grant awards are subject to the avaitabili!Y of tunds. To obtain a proposal for · Ther esa Manuel, Route 2. Director/ Area Agency on Court, Case No . 23808, Ra cine, Ohio •5771 was ap· pointed Administratrix of the estate of Thomas Earl Manuel, Sr ., deceased, late ot Route 2. Racine, Ohio 45771 . Robert E. Buck Probate Judge/ Clerk !6l 22.29 (7) 6, Jtc - -P ubli<Notice REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS ·Buckeye Hi tis · Hocking Valley Regional Develop· ment District Area Agency on Aging is offering notice I de I of th e proposa ve op· menr period tor the 1913 r~ram ,Year. t . n Meigs P -• county, grant proposals. being solicited to continue the following services: Information and Referral, Outreach I and I I' Tran · sporlation, Home Main· tenance, Education, Health Assessment, Health Ser· vices, · RecreatiOn, Escort and Legal Services, Protective Services. SH,8H . 58 Is the .estimated amount at Title 1tt · B fundsavall•ble for all ser-vices. Federal arid State r.gullllons a nd policies en· judgment bY , ( ds will be available on a co mpetitive discretionary basis for transportation, health or ih·home services in any , several or all of the eig ht counti es in the District. Letters of Intent to sub· maf or additional i n· formation , please contact: County courage pubt!c notification JeffUit will be rendered of this planning pnase. addition, ap· •galnst v.ou for the relief ' t n Jemllnded in the Com·· proximately $12,000.00 · to $15,000.00olllttettt ·Bfun, llaint. :=.rocedure, Public Notice Probate Meigs Public Notice Public Notice be subm itted postmarked Ms. Cindy L. Farson, Aging Buckeye Hills · Hocking Valley Regional Develop · ment District 21~Putnam Street ~10St. Clair Bu ilding M 1 tt Oh'10 ••750 are a , ~ !6Ul 374-9-436 (7) 2,6, 7 Jlc .. - - .... . __ _!'ubtit_fiott~---T LEGAL NO,T tCE he P,ublic Uti lilies Com· · mission ""Ohio has selfor pubtichearingCaseNo. 82· 769·GA·GCR to review the gas cost recovery rates of the Syra u•· H Utili!' c ~ ome oes Company t nc · the ' ·' operations of its purchaed Gas Adlustm~nt Clause and related ma"ers. This hearing is schecfuted to • begin at 10:1)0 a .m. on IThurSday, August S, 1982, at the OlficH of the Comm1ss1on, 375 South ·Hogh _st., Columbus, Ohi9-43215. All interested perS.ns' witt be 9 1ven an 01>·. portunlty 10 be heard. Fu'r· ther lnforrnation m_ay be lh l!d b a 11a 1n Y· con1ac 1lng e Commission. . The Public \)tlllti~ ComfT'IHIOii of Ohoo . By: DayidM. Polk, Secretafy (7)2 ••••• 7,.8.9,11'71¢ Farm Equ pment Parts &Service 1·3·tfc Pftonet49-2293 or t4;·2417 3·3-tfn · • • 'AHooui410m1111MI& :':f"'IOtk • All M a IS -PIIOI'"'-::: lilclrtal Wuhers • Dhll· washers Ranges • Rtfrtgerat· ors ·eoryers • PARTS If"' lsti<lalos) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215or992·7l1• p Ohi omeroy, o 9·30·Hc Pursuant to ORC, the Section Mei.QS County Commissioners will offer for sale at public auc· lion on Saturday , July 17, 1982 at 10:30 a.m . on the steps , Pomeroy Ohio, Ct the following Vehicles : 1- 1978 Chevrolet Blazer, l$500.00 minimum bldl t- 1-977 Ford Pickup c it of the Village of Truck , ($1,000 .00 minimum Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves he right to increase, bid) Both vehicles to be sold decrease, or omit the as is w ith no warranties ex· a moun~ of any class or por· ressed or implied . tion of the work as provided e ehicles may be v iewed at the Sheriff's garage, located between !he Meigs County Courthouse and the Meigs Cou.nty Jail. MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Mary Hobstetter, Clerk !7l 6 lie Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE seated bids for the con· struction of 1,088 feel of twelve inch water' line and t to the appur enances r0 Village Pomero)',by ..h_ io, witt be ofreceived the council of the Village of. Pomeroy at the VillaQtt Hall· on Second St. until OO I time July .12 : noon, oca 1 . 28 l982 and at that t1me an'd. place· witt be p'ubticly opened and read. . The work for which Bids are Invited conslsn of fur· nlshin~ all materials and tabor •for the construction of 1,088 feet. of 12.. water lin~t and . appu~lenances. lh• work wilt be per· formed on .S. R.' 12•• . East Main st., tn ·the Vlltaa. o1 . Pomeroy. Copies of the ~~fracf. documents are on f•l~ 1n the . ~ndlce olin thetheVillofaa.iceeterofk • Ill• Engineering Associates, Ltd. 7CJO Winkler Drive. w.OSter, Ohio, ·...wl1, and ,ere available lor inspection ' by prO!IOKIIve bidderS. A copy will also be placl!d In me F.W. Dodo. off,lce. in in the Contract Documents. The right is reserved by the Pomeroy Vi ttage Coon· c it to reject any or all bids, to waive informalities, or to accept any bid which is deemed most favorable to the Village. By Order of the Pomeroy Village Council, Pomeroy, Ohio said Court on the 5th day of August, 1982, at which time said aCcounts will be con· sldered and continued from day to day until finally disposed of. Any person interested mav file ·written e)(ceptions to said accounts or to maters pertaining to the e•ecution of lhe trust, not tess than five days prior .to the date set for hearing. Robert E. Buck Judge Common Pleas Court, Prob8te ClarenceAndresw, Mayor (7) 6, 13 2tc (7)6llc !;... ~~~::~,!:'~~~-::! E '"' igllth of tile Last 111'111 'and Testament of Ltnnl& B. Ta~lor, Dece-d. · CASE NO. 2361• FIOMI Account of Gill L. ~1 EKecutriK of file Eataflt or JollnM.Stiven.DecHMd Division, Meigs County, OhiO Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Sc i pio Township Trustees witt hold a special meeting on July 16, 1982 at town 'hall, Pagevitte, Ohio for Revenue Sharing Budget Hearing tor 19!1:1: All citizens especially senior citizens .are invited to attend. BellY J. B'iShop,-Cterk !7l611c · Publl' Notice ' SHERIFF'S SALE THE STIITE OF OHIO MEIGS COUNTY, SS: t'n tile Court of · C-111011 PleaS CueNo.lllH t n pursuenc:e to. an order of sa.. issued OUt of the Court of Common PINI of MelliS county, Ohio, in tile c - of Halllllllrton com· ~:;Y vs. Mustang · OleUm. Inc.. being :~ 'W:,~== ..-~k'.iuctlon Oh. tile . ' " " of the Cfl!lrt HOlM Ill ' \ BISSELL SIDING CO. . New Homes - ex · tensive remodeling •Eiedricwark •Custom Pole Btdgs, •Roofing Work 1973 Chevy Blazer wllh 37,000 mi. Radio, a .c., p.s., p.b., auto., tint glass, 10 ln. ratty wheels with 10 • 15 Land trac tires . $1 ,700. 61•· 992·7539. 1975 AMC Jeep 5-4,000 miles. Metal top, roll bar. $2,300. 614· 7~2 ·259~ . ~wheel with • bedrooms, 2 baths, equipped kitchen. 3 story barn and a 3 tractor equipment ·~•d. PRICE REDUCED! I Call today. R tv E R FRoNT Owner wilt help with finan cing . Lovely colonial 2 story, double porches ove rlooking drive. rive r, JEEP Renegade, 2•.000 mites, $3800. firm . ~ - 675· 362B. dining room utility Look at th isand one an'\. 1979 Ford Bronco, -40,000 mites, new tires. $5,-400. Phone 30.073·5826 . vetma Nicinsky, Assoc . 14 Years ~xperience Greg Rousn Ph. 992·7583 or 992·2282 Pomeroy, OH. And Home Maintenance • Roofing of all types eSlding • Remodeling • Free estimates e20 Yrs. experience PH. 992-2063 CHECK OUT OUR TOM HOSKINS EUGENe LONG Superior Sidirw Co. Vmyt & Aluminum Complete ptter wort, complete retTIOditlinl,· l~ r~fina of all eStaintess Sleet Woited in home area years: 1-304·773-564 Free estimates CaU843-3322 C.l. Kitchen Mason, W . Va . !> 12·2 mo. pd. ..• a . m ., th e following "' described oi l and gaS; lease , and leasehold estate, to- wit: PULLINS EXCAVATING , An oi I and gaS lease 1 covering that certain tract or parcel of land situated in Sal isbury Township, Meigs ; County, Ohio, more par· I bounded 304-67~ · 6·20·1 mo. COLEMAN'S GARAGE LaBONTE'S QUAIL F·A~ty\ Quail of .a ll ages available up to 8 Weeks in any quantity Eggs Also Available Corner Main & S. 2nd lllDOLEPORT •All Minor & Major . Auto &Truck Repair ofrN Es1imales home new ly LONG BOTTOM - Dottie Turner . . Jean Tr1,4s sell Office ctett LaBonte 36061 Bas~an Rd. Long Bottom, 'OH. 45343 61.·91S·4345 6/ 2~/ 1 mo. PH. 992-7762 Jeck Colemen 6·21 · Tim Rouslt 1 mo . and : described as follows: . , That certain oil and gas • tease dated October 30, ' 1980, from Boyd Kinzel and : Audr.n Kinzel , husband < and wife, ..to Cat Pac Oil' Company, and recorded in/ Lease Volume 66, page oi!IJ,!. Meigs County , Ohio. Description: Situate i~· the Township of Salisbury, • County of Meigs, and State of Ohio:· Bounded by lands. now or formerly owned, asi follows : ' . on _t)le Nortn bY : Liste! Hysell , , On ' the East by : Stat"' Route 1-43 On the South by : JoAn ' On the West by : Hum·1 phrey 1 Containing 168 acreS. Together with the oil an ~ gas, all machinery, equip merit, materials and . Sil ·pi ies used the reo" or ,~ connection therewith . Said oil and gas lease an tea .._hotd estate so ordere to be sold Is appraised a Sevel)jeen Thousand Seven Hundred · D 'Oltar ~ ($)7;700.00) . ... • ~. TERMS OF SALE·< Cash I on day of sate. ', R. William Geyer · ,,ttorney for Plaintiff, JafTleS Proffitt Sheriff, Meigs County (7l 6, \3, 20 3tc · · I 1- Dorers - Backhoes - Dump Trucks :..Lo-Boy ··-Trencher - Water -Sewer . -Gas lines ' -Septic Systems Large or Small Jobs PH. 992-2478 6·27· 1 mo. Pd. J&F CONTRACTING Roger Hysell GARAGE •backhoe St. Rl. 12• Pomeroy, DH *excavating AUTO& TRUCK <;septic systems *A water, sewer REPAIR & gas lines •dump truck • • limestone 'Ucensed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 3·29-tfc Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 H~· tfc Oualily Autobody & Paint work. Professional custom paint work on motorcycles. Auto Trim Center, «6·1968. 71 Camping Equipment 1979 17' Wilderness cam· ping trailer. New cond. Tamden a~ets, self con· tained, I I I I I I 1V Repair · & Service Call992-6259 ·, 276 Sycamlltl Sl . Middleport, Ohio C. R. MASH .CONSTRUCTION St. Rl. 7-Between Middleport & Cheshire, Oh. PROUDLY PRESENTS Custom kitchtnsancf ap- · pllances, custom bathrooms, remodeling, plumbing, electric', and. heating. 1Nam•---------Address--------- carefree awning. Reese hitch. 5-4,500. 614-992· 2363. Phone----~------------ We 8·20-tfc ______..1+-....,.---------:-IJ ,..,ty NCft tl'fht ot tht lend we off~ ctriMI •M drown. Some drintts r'tllu~;ed clurlqblnd. -~_,..:..,.__;.,..._..,.._....,.frFj.·"J----"'!"'--~r;rll Our Hn. Mtn,•fri .J: ..'I: H I sat I SUfi. 4-I:M. Carry Oul a .... .tM WI.. A'<lallabti at Mil•im•m Prlcn-TM Lowest. PHONEtn·"ll & ELECTRONiC · SPIN WHEEL . BALANCE IIOr,ront-End 5ervlct ·Dependable, an!Hd Work. 9 7+1mo.· TRENCHING · SERVICE ' ROUIIILane merchandise every week .· Consigmen ts of new and used merchandi se always welcome . Ri c hard Reynolds Auctioneer. 275· 3069. EMMA Be ll Auction Ser · vice. Sale each Tuesday, 7 p.m. Mt. Alto, accepti ng consig nments Tuesday 10 a.m . until sale ti m e. $17,500. 2 HOUSES - Baths, ci · 9 ty water , gas hea t. st orm s, ni ce large yard , nea r stores in Racine. Only $37.500. COMPLETE -IT - will r educe the price of this one under r enova ti on, if taken soon . LOVELY - 3 bedroom home with 2 rental s. H as hot water heat, 2 full baths, full base· ment, nice ca rpeting and neat as a pin . Ask · ing only $65,000 . aUtLOING SITES TRADE - Or wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUY Old fur · niture and Antiques of all ki nds, ca ll Kenneth Swain, 446 3159 or 256·1967 in the evenings. Buying Gold , Silver, . Pl at inum, ol d coins, sc-rap rings & silverware. Da.i_ly quotes avai l ab le. Arso coins & coi n suppl ies for sa le. Spring VaUey Trading Co., Spring Valley Plaza, 446·8025 or 446·8026 . We pay cas h for late mode l c lean used cars. Frenchtown Ca r Co. Bill Ge ne Johnson 446 ·0069 take mobile home on, or se l l th is II room home with 2 r entals for $25 .000 . WE ADVERTISE YOUR PLACE l or 6 TIMES A MONTH . FREE PARK ING! Sue Murphy . Helen and Bruce T ea ford , All Realtors. After Hrs . 992-3615 or 992-3325. ..................... ......................... . Pic k up and Oavi's Vacuum Cleaner. one half mite up Georges Cr eek Rd . s ilver, sterling, jewelry, r lnga, old coios a. currency. Ed Burkett Bar· ber Shop, Middleport. 992· 3476. iron, machine repair , parts, and delivery, Co mplete house holds . Write: M. D. Mille r, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Oh . Or 992-7760. OLD FURNITURE , beds, 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewing supplies. BEDS· IRON , BRASS, old furnitur e, gold, si lv er dollars, wood ice boxes, stone jars, antiques, etc., Gold, Housing Headquarters Ca ll 446·0294 br~ss , or wood . Kit· chen cubbards of all types. Tables, round or square. Wood ice bo•es . Old desk s and bookcases. Will buy complete household. Gold, si lver, old money, pocket watches, cha ins, rings, and etc. Indian ArtifaCts of all types. At so bu yi ng baseball ca rds . Osby M artin 992 - 6370. Sisson r esidence. Wanted Standl"ng Timber . Golf Call 61 4-992·5050 or 614-9925833. Lessons . Professional 8 It, slide In truck camper, exc. cond .• fully equipped. Call61088·8801. These cash r ates inctud~ diScount with electric & gas ref., sleeps 8, $1,50Q. Call 61•· 379·2-430. 1976 23' Coachman motor home, new cond. Call 61•· 1.l 256· 1267. t ! ! ( )Wanted ) For Sate l Announcement ) For Rent John 81 Home Improvements STOCCO PLASTERING texfwred . ceilings com· mercia! and rHidentiat, tree estimates. Call61.,256· 1182. I . - - -- - : 2 19, - - -- -- 20. 21 . 3. - -- -- - 22. ~ - ------ 23 . 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. - - - - - 29. _ _ _ __ I S. _ _ _ __ 6, 7, 8, 9, _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ 10. _ _ _ _ __ PAINTING · Interior and terior, plumbing, some remodeling, exp, Call 61HIIl· 17. - -- - - 18. _ _ _ _ __ 11 . - - - - - - li 12. - - - - - - r,• 13. -------'- ! 1+. 30. 31. 32 . 33 . 3~ . 35. bus , good condition . Phone 304·675·2885 or 675·6878 . Electrolysis Center. A.M.A. approved, Doctor referats. by ap· pointme nt only . 304-675· 6234 . ser-.•lees 11 Giveaway 4 I I ,, Center. Truckloads of new Buying and sett ing estates. Free estate app ra isal, 304· 428·8177. PERMANENT HA IR REMOVAL VIII .,'• Auc ti on every Fri. n ight at th e Hartford Community fu ll basement and new· ly painted inside . Motor Home /Campers Mall Tills Coupon with RemiHance Tile Dall.v Sentinel · 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Oh: .45769 c:~~e~~~~,.,OII, 773·5785, 773·9185 . Teatord . Chester, Onio . ; 15: -_ -_ -16, _ ___ weier-Uwer·EIKfriC Gas LIM-Ditcfles Watw LIM Heoll·ups , Sejttl~ Tllll<t · Cauii!J' C:lrtlflecf Ex · perienced AUCTIONEER . Bus, sui tabl e for church 79 MARSHALL TENNANT .. , Fri. & Sit: LONE WOLF 1•1 unounce trtat CHEAP IE - Almost an acre, 2 bedrooms, bath, Garage Sa le July 8, 9 State Route 554 in Kyger. Wayne 14 foot Mustang trailer, $800., electric brakes, gas, refrigerator, 12 volt and gas lights. Phone !3041 882· 2972. Wedl.-•.certry Dr1ft Hith11·2:H Thurs.- POOl Tourn .•t:JO Fri. I Sal. LIVE lANDS (Or ink I Drctwft each nlthtl THIS MONTH ' S BANDS ·wee~, & Ttturs: Lots of good grass, woods and fences. 2 bedroom home, large modern bath, T. P . water, fur · nace and ca rpetin g . $42,500. BUT ... ? Write your own ad and order by mai l with th is TuH.- Lidies Nltht 1· 2: 30 FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 6·27·1 mo. ~-...:..,.,... CANDLELIGHT INN Good $25,000 . HORSE FARM - . 992-6191 . 992· 1692 ... 949-2660 .... 992-2259 coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you get results. t.)oney not refundable. ---------+---.,.....----...,jj+----------1 1976 Tee fold down camper HARRISON'S 3 pl ace for children . 3 bedrooms, bath, full ba sem ent w ith ga rage, Ohio Power and good f ina nc ing . Aski ng WILL Auto Repair boo<s, 34 War wic< Road. Estates, antiqyes. farm , household. Licensed Ohio· WV . Buying antiques. 304· anytime. 77 Garage Sa le · Friday, July 9, 9-4. Moving Sale M iscel laneous, clo thing , CHEAPIE We have sever aL i ust drop in and see. Chevy rear end 4.10 gear by Pear so n , 304·675·3137 1976·1 ton Che vy Rear end 4.56 gear ratio; 1978· l ton wee<, Rick Apprx . 71 acres Curb Inflation 'P ay Cash for Classlfieds and Savell I all Public Sale & Auction wooded acreage with newly remod el ed three bedroom home, new vinyl siding, Insulated . New two car garage. Asking $55.000 or owner will sell house, garage and sma l l acreage separate. REALTOR S Henry E. Ctetend, Jr., GRt sale, Ga l lipo li s Ferry, Powell 's Barber Shop. 8 remodel!<! on double tot. FUlly insulated. Assume loan w ith $5,293 down at 10112 % i nterest for 27 years, $213 .00/ monlh payment tor a tot at price ot s2~.ooo . ratio. 614·8-43·4945 after 7 m. •RUIOIIIblt Rates Open Ba.m.-6 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. 6 room Justs17 .500. 2.8 ACRES - bedroom 9 . 13 3 Gartie ld Ave ., Gallipolis. 9 to 5. J ig saw, tabl es. miscelleanous . YARD bedrooms, gas furnace, car peting, new wir ing, basement, nea r stor es lot with garage. With $4,000 down and $286,78/month 1978 BAJA, 1978 150 HP 3 fram e, bath, gas heat. stove, r ef rigera tor , ca rpeting and view of river . Aski ng $16,000. Mercury motor. Tennessee trailer SSOO. and take over payments. Saturday, August? at 10:00 ticutarly Dorsett lsi Time Yard Sa le July 7, LISTIN G - $32,500. CHEAPIE - for ten year term for a total price of $25,700 ., «6 - -40~2. Boat with trailer. 6286. anytime and ldenfilv. Kii"kwood mobile home and 2 lots. Central air hea t, nice equipped kit · chen, chai n·link fenced yard, 2 ca r garage· shop. Nice for on ly LANO CONTRACT - Beat the high inlfrest rates cond ., Mercury Cruise, : NEW LISTING - 14x65 with 10% owner financing on thi s n~ t three bedroom , one floor plan home in Pomeroy on large FARM - No. acres of woods with T. P. water on hard road in Racine School Di strict for just $5 ,000. $337.00/ month on a rem a in ing balance of $26.870.62 for a total price ot $33,000. Three Case Violetta A rn ott, 2582 1 Rowe Road, Racine, Ohio 4577 1 1 l'ink baby blanket on was appointf'd Ad · minisfralrix of the csr.1 te of · railing . in front of co\Jr' house ~ednesday . Chi ld In Art hur L Arnott, grave need. 985 - ~29S. ·· drceftsed, larr of 2582 1 Rowe . Rac1nc, OIH o-45771 --.~--Rober t E . Buck Within Ofle dt~y of eact1 PrObit!e JUdCJe/ CIPrk oth er bul ill couple of miles 16) 29 ; (7) 6. 13 31c apart · one hound dog, one NEW with 112 acre lot In Rutland with $6,130 down, 28 11:? year term at 13% interest. 'J)ayments at exc . Court, Pl ai n~ Phone ASSUME THE LOAN - Dn this two bedroom home - Chost er · Tuppers water dept. ar ea. St. B•·~ard Dog. 614-985· 23817. .,3563. 1-(614)·992·3325 be drooms, SYRACUSE LOST : On June 22, 1982, in lhe Mf'iQs Coun tY Probitfe VIRGIL B. SR . 216 E. 2nd 51. PRICE REDUCED- A split entry, three bedroom home w ith 2lfJ baths, family room , full basement, garage on appx. one acre l and . Reduced to SA5,900. 120 HP Inboard-outboard PERSONALIZED POOLS must file them at least fiv e days prior to the date set for hearin g. Given under my hand 1975 HONDA 250 Enduro, excellent condition. $325. 30H75·.210. trailer, NOTICE OF APPO IN TMENT OF F IDUCIAR Y FOUND : Mate German Shepard. Has coll ar, obour 3 months old. on the 19th day of July , - - - - - - - - - -I coll ie shepherd·husky type 1982, at 1: 30o'c lock P.M. mixed, tri colored with Any person desi ring to :R:N=I :E:ot:e:te:-=G:o:n:e:ro~t;:::;j [ some apparent med ication file excep t ions thereto on ears. Call 304-671·2169 Owner financing available. $3,500. Call • Fiberglass • VInyl Liners ty, were filed in this Court. Said In-ventory · and Ap· praise ment wi l l be for hear ing before this Court 1978 TO)JlOS Moped lor $225. colt 304·675·-4359. tilt TOGETHER aforementioned , POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 18' Mark Twain tr i· haut boat. walk thru wl canopy, 188 HP Me:.rcr·uisec...U inboard outboard motor, WE POOL the deceased, tale of said Coun · end seat of said Court, this 25th day of June, 1982. Robert E. Buck, Judge By Carolyn G. Thomas, Deputy Clerk 16)29; !7l621c .P.ubllc Notice 608 L MAIN BIIILE SCHOOL 75 Boats and SUPPLIES Motors for Sate m• STARCRAFT tri ·hutt Pac-Man Party Packs and Cake Awailable ski boat, 125 Evinrude _21 . 1 mo. · engine, e>e. cond. Call «6· .__ _ _ _6 ;_:__;,=.J 10276. Ph. 949·2160 or 949-2322 • ·20·tfc of RNI Eouote - General 1976 Honda with faring. 19,000 mites. S«JJ. 614-992· 5673. DABBLE SHOP lhatlhe Inventory · and Ap; praisement · of the estate Phone 742·3092 3·1Hie 1971 Husaguaba ,roo Enduro IL - - - - - - - - - I l dirt bike. Call «6·0276. OHIO VALLEY - ROOFING .t You are hereby notified make an offer. · Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. Phone 742·3171 "Beautiful, Custom \ 74 Motorcycles Buill Garages" Call tor tree stdtng 197• Kawasawki -400, good estlmatos, 9•9·2101 or \ < cond, only 3,000 miles, call Ut-2160. I 61•·256·1786 alter 5. No Sunday Calls · Pomeroy, Ohio, in th'e above named county orf Wears Public Notice PUBLIC NOTteE IN THE COMMON · PLEASE COURT, PROBATE 'DtVISIO" " MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SET · TLEMENT OF AC · COUNTS, PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY OHIO • 1 · Accounts and voucher. o the fottowng · r\amed fiduciaries have been filed In the Probate Court, Meigs c oun t '>· '• Ohi o, .1or a pptova · t and settlement: CASE NO. 23270 .F inal Accoonl of ·Ruth Schar· lla.r, Adm.i nistratrix of the Estate oL Hf!Ward L. Searls, Deceased ' CASE NO. 21275 Sixth Annual Account of William Publi( Noti(e Public Notice Columbus . Contract CASE NO . 23.95 Final documents may be pur· ' Account of Victor L . chased from the office of Brown, Executor of the Engineering Associates, Estate of Zana P. Withrow, Ltd ., for S25.00 per set, and Deceased there w i ll be no refund ; , CASE NO. 236\)7 F irst Ac · All bids witt be compared count of Nancy J . Jaspers, on the bas i s of the Guardian of the Person and estimated quantities given · Estate · of Paul Clayton in the bid blanks. These Ours and Angie Lee Ours, quantities are approximate .. Minors. and are given to provide a Unless exceptions are unifOrm basis for the com· filed thereto, said accounts parison of bids. The Coun· will be for hearing before Vinyl & Aluminum :' SIDING Jumbo 'Bob White QUAIL ., 49·For Lease -!""---·---- --· I Lucretia Werry ! Case No. 23681 ), 109 Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy, Ohio. ----------------------~ ·Up to 15 Word s. . Onr d~y insertion 86 -M.H. Repa ir 87 -Uphot ster y 65·Se!d& FertililPr Mason Co ., wv Area Code 304 675'-PI. Pleasant 451-Leon 576-Appte Grove 773-Mason 112-New Haven 11!95-Letart 937-Buffato • Meigs County 82 Plumbing & Heating ll ·HetpWant ed 12·Situation Wanted 13·1nsurance 14·Business Train ing 15-Schools Instruction 16·Ritdio, TV & C~ RepClir 17 -M isce llaneous New Holland, Bv1h Hot FarmEqUIPIIIenl Dealer ------ Classified pages cover the 71Autos for Sale 72- Trucks for Sate ... .. ...... ..... .. ... . ........ . .. ....... 35 Lots & Acreage 36· R• at Estate Wanted ~~~rr::'J~~':;:.,.e, Lic~nstd & Bonded &IJ, J mo. O'Briell Electri( PHOt.f 992. 2156 . . . . ................ .. ..... . .......... ... "-" 58-Fruits & Vegetables 59· For Sate or Trade 33-Farms tor Sale · GtolpS. - ' " " Jo. . ...., Ptf011l742-2003 INVEST - Mulberry Avenue . • bedroom home with Jlh baths, gas furnac~. Also, • room garage apt. Buy both tor only $30,000. ANTIQUITY Nice ::.========:;if;==========ffiF=====:::::~c:==;rl 78 57·Musc ial Instruments Jl ·Homes tor Sale 32·Mobi le Homes for Sale U.S. At. 50 East HOBSTmER oil 51-Household GOOds 52·CB . TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques · 54-Misc. Merchandise 55· Building Supplies 56· Pets for Sate SC'rvices . 72 . .. .... .... . ... , ...... 22-Money to Loan 1 & • 1·Card of Thank s <paid 1n ft dvance> 2 Citrd of Thanks (Pa•d in Adv<lnce) J·Announcements 4-Civeaway SALES & SERVICE attorneys represent ing any of the aforementlon per · sons: basement, ~~ new wiring, Or Write Daily Sentinel Classtfied Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeory, Ohio45769 21· Business Opportunity BOGGS . Dozer &· INtckhoe str· vt•t, water, stwtr, po~ • w ds, loundetlont, recllmallan. •SEATCOVERS •VINYL TOPS •CONVERTIBLE TOPS .•CARPETS •A complete Line of Automobile Upholstery 7+1. mo. pd. beneficiaries under !he witt ; and to the attorney or bed•ooms, ba1hs , ;::;;;;;~~~~=~;,;;;::::~~;~~~~~;;~~==;;;;~~~=~11 starter home . 2· ~ C!OMPLETE ¥Q ' .UNG'S 73 vans 4 W.O. fuel oil furnace. 1 car RADIATOR FOR FUTURE USE" I' garage and back yard . KEN' S ' Blazer -~ whoel dr ive, , setlsfor$1,!,500.00. , SERVICE From the smallest CARPENTER good body & engi ne, V·8, FARM acres with PB, PS, $1,500. Call 615·256· minerals. Appro• . 14 Heater Core · to me. APPLIANCE Largest R~dialor. · SERVICE 6091. tillable, 25 pasture, 7 wooded. 5 yr . old home The · Daily Sentinel _, Ohio. viz : - tha surviving spouse, the nex t of k in, the EXCAVATING AND 00 NSTRUCfiON 1 202 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, OH . PH . 992·6506 16 YEARS EXP . , ' ..._, Ta the lhtcutar · ar .Ad· · mlnlstretar • at the ,.,,,,, •to such of the follow! ~g as are residents of the State of C&M DAN'S AUTO TRIM •New ............. ..................... ............ .. ' ' Gary Griffith, Juanita Griffith to Tony Robert Weaver, Margaqrel Suzanne Weaver, 7.30A., Chester. Granville E. Parsons to Richard 0 . DeMoss, Esther L. DeMoss, Parcels, Salisbury. William S. Posey, Louis Posey to WilliamS. Posey, Louis Posey, Par· eels, Olive. Barry W. Hart, Pamela L. Hart to Victor C. Young IU, Victor C. Young Jr., Parcelli, Pomeroy. Iva M. Stewart to &lph Day, Ret· Ia Day, Parcel, Pomeroy. Unda I.. Schuler to Virginia Maxine Schuler, Parcel, Salisbury. David W. Armpriester aka deed., David Armpriester deed. by Adm· nwtrator to Kathryn E. Armpriester aka Kathy Armprtester, Parcels, Rutland. Martin Wilcoran to James E . Diddle, R. W., Lebanon. Bobby Joe Adams Sr. to James E. Diddle, R.W., Sutton. Michael Evans, Sharlee Evans to Jallies E. Diddle, R.W., Lebanon. Ruth Stethem to James E. Diddle, R.W., Olive. George Sellers, Vytice Sellers to James E. Diddle, R. W., Lebanon; George Sellers, Vytlce Sellers to James E. Diddle·, R.W., Lebanon. George Sellers, Vytlce Sellers to James E. Diddle, R. W., Lebanon. Charles Chavarria, Brenda Char· varria to James E . Diddle, R.W., Rutland. Waldo Boggs, Dorma Boggs to James E . Diddle, R. W., Letart. Joseph W. Wyne, Betth I. Wyne to James E. Diddle, R.W., Scipio. Paul 0. Ervin, · Wilma Ervin, Howard R. Ervin, Nancy R. Ervin, Ray E. Ervin, Doris S. Ervin to James E . Diddle, R. W., Sutton. Guy A. Russell, Nonna Russell to JameS E. Diddle, R. W., Salisbury. The DillY Sei4ineJ-Page-B ··-· . . ' ' JuaY 6, lBilt~- ANY PER SON who has anything to give away ·and does not offer ·or attempt to offer any other thing for sale may place an ad in thi s column. There will be no charge to the advertiser . Kittens to good home. Ca ll «6·4173. Help Wanted Position Available . In · st ru ctor Bac helors degree. Able to meet Ohio Depart· ment of. Education MSPR cert if ication requi rements qr be willing to obtain. Con· ta ct ; Loren D. Phelps, Superintendent, (614) 367· 0102, Gallia county Board of MR / DD, P.O. Box 1~. Cheshire, Oh ~5620 . Position · Avai labl e. In · BEAG LE PUPS . Call «6· 9525. depentdent Living Worker. High school diploma, tn· teres te~ and knowte~g~ PUPPIES, Australian Blue Heeter mother. Call 675· 2178. about'persons with mental KITTENS to a good home. Calf 675-7677. KITTEN, 8 weeks old, titter trained. Call «6-0467 . retardalion/ devetopmentai . disabilifies. Must have own transportation . F ive (51 references required. Con· tact : . Loren D. Phelps, Superintendent (6 14) 367· 0102, Gallia county Boar~ of MR / DD, P.O. Bo~ 1• • Cheshire, Oh 45620 . ONE cat and • kittens. Call «6-26-12 6 Lostand Found Big Red . temate dog, po5libte coonhound . Ph(!ne lin•""'"''""'" 30H75·29oll. • �~P~ag:e:-:•~::T:h=e~D~~~Yr:~:n:Hn~e;•·--~~~~~:-----~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~::~::~~-------:~:::i.JU~~~f~·iJ~ww~·a'~t;~;; They'll Do It Every Time .----- 12 Situations Wanted Will do babysitting in my home. 614·992·5801 . _13 Insurance SA NDY AND BE AVE R In · surance Co. has offered servi ces for tire insurance coverage in Ga ll ia County for almost a ce ntury . Farm, home and personal coverages pro~rty are ava ilabl e to meet in · div idual needs. Contact Neal Insurance Agency, agent . Phon e 446· 1694 . IS Schools Instruction Ka rate the ultimate in self defence all pri~w~at e lessons, Men, wom en, & children. Also Ka belt. rate Instructavailable ion thru black u nif or ms puchin g and kicki ng bags. and protec· ti ve eq uipm ent . Jerry Lowery & Asso cia t es Ka rat e Studi o. 143 Burlington Rd., Jackson, Oh. Cali614·286·3074. Wanted to Do 18 Lawn Mowing no yard to big or small. Reliable and dependable. For estimate call 44<1·3159 after 6PM 256· 1967. Trash collection & hauling. Call 44<1·«110. 1 nside & outside painting free estimates. Call «6· 9499 . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~ 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI · STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED-MOBILE HOME S, CARS, TRUCKS . GALLI POLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL «6· 1512. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUALI T Y MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST , GALLI POLIS, RT 35. PHONE 446·3868. 1980 Windsor 14x70, new cond. Deluxe kitchen, rarge living room & bath, • 2 bedrm . Hidden util. room . 379·2310. • Interior & exterior pain· ling . Reasonable rates. Call for free estimate. «6· 4173. 1971 Vlnedale. Call «6·7427 belore lOAM or after 7PM. Inside-Outside pa inting, Home remodeling , repair and plumbing, reasonable. Phone 304·882·2987 . 1980 BAYVIEW DELUXE, central air, fireplace, gar· den tub, underpinning w ith or without app lia nces. Call «6 ·6211 or 388·9916. BABYSITTING in my home, M,onday ·Friday, 6:00 a.m .·6:00 p.m . Call New Haven. 304·882·2449 . HOUSECLEANING and all types of sewing, phone 304· 882·2554 or 304·895·3439. Flnanela! 21 Business Opportunity DEALERS wanted for revelulionary household fire extinguishers. Operate your own busin ess & receive unlimited income . For details call Ed Rahal I at 304-253·3320 22 Money to Loan REFINANCE or purchase your home. JO year fixed ratl!. wva . & Ohio. Leader Mortgage, 77 E . State St., Athens, Oh . 614·592·3051. 23 Professional Services C&L Bookkeeping Bookkeeping & ta>t service for all types of businesses . Carol Neat 446·3862 Real 31 Estate Homes for Sale 142 acre farm ,good house and barns. Call446·2599. Lovely 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home. Garage, family room . Walking distance from Holzer . Calf 44<1·0025. Near Chester . 2 choice acres and 1980 3 bd.room ·t4 x70 mobile home. $21 .000. Call614·949·2639 . 12x65 Gregory 2 bedroom . Air cond . unit, porch, gas neat. Lot also available. 614-992·6093. 1971 Elcona 2 bedroom trailer. 12><60. Furnished or unfurnished . 614·992·2909. Mobile Home for sale . 1974 Hillcr est, 2 bedroom . $4,500. 614·992 ·3917. USE D MOBILE 576·2711. HOME . MOBILE HOMES MOVED Licensed & insured. Call 304·576·2711. 35 Lots & Acreage 25 acres bottom land, wooded area, good location on 325. Sell cheap. Call614· 388·8437 . TWO acre IOIS-150 II. road frontage , city water . behind 84 Lumber, ca ll 304· 675·6873, 675·3618 . 122 acres farm , modern house Mason county,WV . 6 outbuildings, plenty water, mineral rights, Tribble Road . 304·458·1820 or 937· 2375. Two acres, black top road, corner Greer Road . Phone 304-675·1198. 5 rooms and bath, utility room, large patio, garage and work -shop. Total elec · tric, well insulated and easy to heat. Compfetly remodfed . $39,500. 614· 742 ~' 2211 or after 5, 614·742·2201. Close to school. Good location . 3 bedroom house in Pomeroy. Vinyl siding, fireplace. nice location. Priced to sell. $24,000. 614· 992·744<1. Super location, close to Meigs High school . J bd.room. brick front, ran· ch. l'/2 baths. Fulfy car· peted. Full basement, with ~amity • room . Forage, utlfity and work shop. Over 1 acre. Asking $49,500. Hob· stetter Realty for in · formation . 614·742·3092 . Rent;lls 4~1,--;H7o-u"'s.,. es,..,., fo-r-;:R:-:en"' t- Homes for Ren t, Lease or Land contract in town or country . Call Realty, 446·0008 . Strout 3 bdr . house gOOd location, 2 bdr . 0 pl, HUD excepted. A·One Real Estates, Carol Yeager Realtor . Ca ll 304· 675·5104 or 675·5386. House, 120 Jrd . Ave ., Gall ipolis . 2 bdr., gas heat, ctep. req. The Wiseman Agency, 446·3643 . Furnished. 4 room·s and bath. Racine Ohio. 614·949 · 2619. 2 bedroom 1.39 acres. 4 mites from Ravenswood bridge. Priced on In , speclion. 614 ·247-3561. Brief<.. 3 bedroom . Priced right. Do own decorating and save more. Bulaville Rd . 614·245-9210 or 614 ·992· 3POS. • Modern 3 bedroom miles back New References and required . ' Phone house, 5 Haven•, qeposit 304·882· Mobile Home, Eureka, 1 Bdr., fyrn ., riverfront lot, ref . & deposit. Adults, SIOO mo . 1·643·2644. st Household Goods swAt N AUCT'ION FURNITURE&. PAWN SHOP 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. 9xl2 linoleum rug $22. 3 piece living room suites couch · love seat· chair $199, 2 piece living room suites from S140 up, love seats from S70 up, maple dine! sets from $99 to Sl99, wall hugoers SIOO., recliners $80, maple rockers $49, bedroom .suites S150, variety of table lamps, marble top stands $30 and up, twin and full box springs & mattress (newl $100, several utility cabinets, kitchen ca binets wOOd & metal, baby beds, chests of drawers $25 to $60, 3-way recliners SIOO, gas & electric ranges, refrigerators, wash stands, bunk beds complete with · bunkies $170, several dressers, hall trees, beds, ~rass head board beds $35, bookcases . smol<'ers. Hoover spin dry washer, wringer type washers, hut· ch, coa I & wood heaters, televisions, fans. new tools of all kinds, -variety of Silverstone cookware. Call «6·3159. ' s!::::-iiojo_~ijpjd~_o_O!~= · 66 gal . hot water heater, KIT 'N' CARLYLE •• ~~~~ WI-\~~ fo I ...,....., •..,_ t••••"~ PAINTING · InteriOr' and extHior, plumbing, roofing, some remodeling. 20 yrs. exp. Calf 614·388· 9652. a.· Marcum Roofing Spouting . 30 years ex· perience, speclallllng lri buill up roof . Call 614·388· 9622 or 614·381·'1857. I'I~~~~~~~;,;;;;;;;:~~~~;;~~~~~ 56 PetsforSele DRAGONWYND CAT · TERY · KENNEL. AKC Chow puppies , CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siamese kittens. Call «6· 3844 after 4 p.m. HILLCREST KENNEL · Boarding all breeds, clean Indoor-outdoor facilities . Also AKC Reo . Dober· mans. Calf 446-1795. POODLE GROOMING . Call Judy Taylor at6.14·367· Sonia' s Professional Dog Grooming. Call614·388·8547 and ask for Sonia. POODLE pups, AI<C registered. No Checks, 304· 57 1nstruments Stefnway Plano, Upright, gOOd condition, excellent sounding board $600. In· eluding bench. Phone 304· 675·1348. SPINET -Console Plano Bargain Wanted : Respon· sfbfe party to take over low monthly payments on Splnetptano. can be seen locally . Write Credit Manager : P.O. Box 33 Friedens, PA 15541. -. ' ....... ... . - . . . . .- •• • I tl ' 010 '1"" estaelc 61 Farm Equipment 'SUMMER SHOWDOWN' Jividen's Farm Equipment «6·1675 Long tractors, Vermeer balers & hay equipment, bale movers, wagons, rotary tillers, disc, post digger & drivers, seeders, rotary cutters, blades, gates & front end loader. And see us to get your parts & complete service! USED EQUIP : IH Hydro 70, 2000 Ford, sso Oliver, 70 Oliver, MF 6.5, rotary tiller, disc., plows, cultivators, JD manure spreader, Ford S01 mower. We buy used equip. 1916 Gravely tractor efec. start, with rotary mower, cultivator , plows & sulky, exc. cond., $1,350 . Calf 446· 4149. Livestock 63 REG. QUARTER HORSES Training , showing, ~reeding, sales and boar· ding. COntact, Dan Beam, Gallipolis, 446·0183. Registered and grade hor· ses, excellent ~- H protect. English and western sad· dies · everything imaginable in horse equip· ment and supplies, also riding lessons and trail rides and horse training . Ruth Reeves, Hoof Hollow. 614-698·3290. ,=;:==;;;::==.:;;:::~;:.::::= Hay a Grain 64 '!::!___ _!:!.'!.!.:!!..!:!=!!_Wanted to cut and bale hay for percentage of hay. Call 446·8381. Hay . Sl.25bale In field. 304· 675·2254 or 304·675·1302. ~- .......... ..' ....... '..." .' ~ 71 Autos for Safe 1975 Monte Carlo $1,000. Call 446·0924. 1966 Chevy Capri station wagon, 396 motor, fair cond., make offer. Calf 446· 1973 PINTO, S1110. or will ~~~for parts. C!!11379-21J8. FOR sale or trade, 3 bedroom house, all efec· trlc, 2'12 acre ground. rural wal~r. 131 ft. frontage, 1'h miles out era~ Creek Rd. Cal.l after 12:00 p.m . 304· 675·3329. Two bedroom mobile home, nice yars. phone 304· 67~· 3885 . THREE bedroom tralfer with 2 car garage, kitChen furnished. S2SO. a month and $200. deposit. Calf ·a fter 8 p.m. 304-576·2682. 1910 VW Rabbit, 2 dr., hlf: ...._..t- 11 chbeck, 4 spd., air cond., AM·FM ca111ne, reer win· --~f dow defroster, , _ rldlaf KINGWAY filling suite. "Bright gold, green stripe, exc s:zoo. Call446·7885: 1973 Cutlass Supreme for sale or trade, best offer. 304-195·.3520. Truck's for Sale 72 ·~-~=C!..!=='--­ 72 Chevy 1/2 ton pickup, PS, PB, auto., reasonable. Call614-388·9367. engine, auto CAPTAIN STEI!:MER Car· pet Cleaning featured 'by HaHefl Broslhers CuSIO"l· Carpel$. Free estimates. Call446·2107. French City Pafntln~ residential & commercfalt Interior. exterior, pape~ hanging, & t•xtured ceilings. Call 614-367-778-C or 614·367·7160. Ci/K/Wff 15 AW'FLV wr. Masonary work, LogueContractlng, Rt. 1,· Ewinoton . Calf 614·388· . Iran· smlsslon, air conditioner, $1,000 or best offer . Calf 614-669·5023. 1976 Chevy I ton Cab & Chassis, long wheel base, v ·8, 4 speed, new .front tires. a.c., am ·tm-8 track stereo. Phone 614·8-CJ-4945 after 7 p.m . 1972 Chevy pickup $300.00, 1974 Ford Gran torfno $500.00. Calf 304-576·2174 af· ter5 :30p.m. ' 1911 Ford 390 motor, $175 ; 1969 Ford Pickup truck, wrecked lor parts, S150. Phone 304·675·3031 . vans& 4 W.O. CHRISTIAN'S CON · STRUCTION . Constr .,rooflng, siding, spOuting, · fencing, painting, ripatrs & . cleaning. 446·2000, calf· before 8 and after 5!30. c & R Paint center. Professional pelnters,· commercial .and reslden·· tfat; insured. ~1 Court St., Gallipolis, 446·9458, no a,., swer446·1758. " OLYMPIC STAIN. In: stock only, Sll.OO per gallon. Pt. Pleasant Pain~ and Wallpaper, front of the Post Office on Main St. ' Gene's Steam Carpet Clean-scotch Gaurd·Free estimates-spring specials~ Gene Smith, 992·6309. 1 RON'S Television Service~ Specializing In Zenith and Motorola, Quazar, anct: house calls. Phone 576·239& or 446· 2454. • F & K Tree Trlmmin¢.· stump removal. 675·1331. : _________,. RINGLES' S SERVICE ex; 1973 Chevy Blazer with perienced mason, roofer, 37,000 mi. Radio, a.c., p.s., carpenter, electrician ; p.b., auto., tint glass, 10 in . general repairs an!l rally wheels with 10 x 15 · remodeling. Phone 304-675· Land trac tires. $1,700. 614· 2088 or 675·4560. m -1539. 1979. Ford Bronco, 40,000 miles, new tires. $5,400. Phone 304-773·5826. 74 Motorcycles 1974 Kawasawkf 400, gOOd cond, only 3,000 miles, call 614·256·1786 after 5. 1971 Husaguaba 400 Enduro dirt bike. Call446·0276. 1981 Honda CB900 Custom. Fully dressed. Calf «6· 3820. 1976 Honda 500 T, new fork mount ferrlng , padded backrest with 8.000 miles. SBSO.OO. 256·1298. 1975 HONDA 2SO Enduro, exGellent condition, $325. 304·675-4210. 1978 Harley Davidson, low rider. Can be seen at 22-17 Jackson Avenue, Jack Hudson, Point Pleasant, $3500. 1979 Honda XR 80 S3SO.' Phone 304-675·3031 . Boatsand Motors for Sale 75 1974 STARCRAFT tri-hull ski boat, 125 ,Evinrude engine, exc. cond. Calf 446· 0276 . 18' Mark Twain tri· haul boat, walk thru windshield, canopy, 188 HP Mercrulser Inboard outboard 'motor, Iff! trailer, exc. cond., $3,500. Call446·4042. Mercury motor. Tennessee trailer SSOO. and lake over payments . · 304·675·3137 anytime. 76 Auto Parts I Acceasorles FORD 4 spd. trans for 360 truck. Calf 446·0276 1976·1 ton Chevy Rear end 4.56 gear ratio, 1978·1 ton Chevy rear end 4.10 ratio. 614-KI-4945 after p.m . 77 · Auto Rep!lr oualltv AutObodY. & Paint work. Professional custom paint work on motorcycles. ·Auto Trim Cen"r, 446·1968. 11 C.mplnl ::::> ___f'--"E~gu'"'·l::z!llll="'='-..._;_ Water wells. Commercial and Domestic. Test holes. Pumps Sales and Service 304·195·3102. .• • .'" T.UESDAY 7/6/82 CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446·3888 or 446-4477 .' 83 EVENING 8:00 •• (I) (!) lit (I) ® • (jJ <Newo 1m' 'B.at of Notre Oome f - 1 : f1 1971 Fighting . .. frioh USC. EXC1VIIil11 Galffpotis Ofversffl'ed Con· st. Co. Cus'"m dozer backhoe work. Special farm rates. Call us for free estlmat~s. 446·4440. a. VI . ., Cll My ' " ' - Son• ~G Etectrtc OvefEu IJl ill N~C A8C­ ,. (I)Muppet- I eOO®CBSNewo ' fJ JAR construction Co. Dlt· cher, backhoe, and dozer. Footers, gas lines, water lines, Rutland, Ohio. 614· 742-2903. ,. '7:00 "' · ~ (I) Dr. Who (}!) IJiiu, Voga end You (jl ABC Nowo IJ) P.M. M-Ine QJ Bull'o Eye . I)) NASL WMidy Sldtnllricker Bac:k~oe .Servlc~, Call 62, 5580. _, 84 ; ===::::=::=:=::;:-"----'E ltctr-lcal SEWING Ma~hlne repairs, service. AuthOrized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. ~ - 228-C . · 15 l M-rs Thla epktel tho\IYI you how to 'uv• monty. ~ ,M ··~ 00 ...-., Life CD lutlr•n• ,,.. "e - - JIMS Watel' ~ca. Call u....... ...... •.:...._---!~....... =:!!!!!f!.!!.l'-'.· . f"o ~ ,' · TO , ,.., of E-'nmtnt , -~(!) .... - ..... An i10v811ot iooi<fnil for •n -:.- oxcltlng plot hireo pmon ,,, I 67!1-A1!U n·a. ..., ... ·..., ·,. . to 119 oftor Moveiick. (R) i_. rnfn.) l ·. 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FOR ' HIS DARLING SIN IS PRIDE HUMIUTY.'-SAMUEL COLERIDGE ,_ L %'7 Worker In porcelain 29 Egypt. 32 Ending for affection l3 Trailllr 35 Stupid one 37 Wynter · 38 Undamaged 39 Elysium 40 Burt Reynolds movie 8ecmd fonl, llpoln 3:411 IJl MOVIE: 'Fouo' 4:30 (I) 8ogfey ness unlt It Semellc god I~ Sense 22 Exploelve 23 Illinois city 24 Speechifying 25 Big book - day " flound-'"""- ISTABEK II ( XJ IM: 12 Silk fine· and others e I composer DOWN 1 French priest 2 Balboa's opponent in "Rocky " 3 British rowing event I Sheep 5 Infraction 6 French annuity 7 Siamese coin 8 Elite patrons 9 Foot lever 31 " Let's call e 2:30 41 " Woz:zeck" 15 Conger iS BeUrey denizen 17 Managed. 18 Scrawl graffiti zo - Amln !I Slangy • afflnnatlve 22 Word of identification 23 Mushroom ~ Delroll pro 28 Russian city 21 Com bread 28 Fall behind 29 Kohoutek Phillips and Sem Melville. i by THOMAS JOSEPH I Yearn 5 Specialized leaf iO Concoct II Delay i3 Nota 14 Dinner (() (R) 160 min .) 12:30 8 (I) ill Lite Night with David Letterman David is joined by Weyne Cochran end Richard Lowio. 160 min .; (I) MOVIE: 'BII'r/ Lyn don' · (I) Jack Bonny Show (I) Fantasy flllnd A mar· maid exchange• her toil for a shapely female figure and a pilot goea back in time to meet hio father. 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(I) '(I) Flomlngo Rood Editor Elmo Tyeon wanto to oxpooo • - Semple'o corrupt pol! Willie field _ __ makee advances toward a .,.ton(~!e reporter. (R) (60 mln.) (I) MOviE: 'Hiotu<y of IM -.r 1'111 1 IJl MOVIE: ·~ Report . , '· (I) ~TCil Fomlly Feud llmmono . 1)1 (II) - MOVIE: 'Song '--~) pt..... ,~ 9:30 (!) 1177 Brtlleh Open , (!) El1'll Sporto Center (I) Molor l.Mguo Booe· bel: Chtcogo Cubo It ~.,,· Now Hauling limftlone-fill dirt-top SOli-gravel. Free est.lmates. can 61A·367· llOI. ~ ill Llvefne l!nd Shirley JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE. Call614·367·7471 or 61A·361·8591. . Need . somtlhll)9 hauled away or something moved1 We'll do II. Calf 446-3159 cif614-256·1_967 after 6, lmolor-. (60 mln.j Dongor UlCB from Mo-plece ThMtre 'Bod Company.' Brian lo her· aooad by hlo oenlor officer and discovert the major hill a ¥efY per.onel -ax to nd . (R) 1110 min.j (Ciooed ~:ltyFe~d You Aellld for It ""~ ~.. , ._;JH: General Hauling a Three' 1 (}!) (}!) 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Show (I) Allee A earthquake Kerete ()) Nlghtllne (() a Now• (I) .1$0,000 Pyramid <· ':[ (I) Benny Hill 0 Canie Wtvestigatea the drowning murder of e cri- (J) 700 Club Compeny ·a:JO For water lines, sewer · lines, septic tanks or leaky basements call Hayman The Hoeman. 614-992· 2618. . lllellln truCk ~~mper, 614--M01. 8:30 Cll D t1! t..vemo and Shirley Tho girls decide to become gosaip writers . lA) [Cio118d-Captionod) · D Cll ClJ Two Of Uo Brentwood's big doy off with an attractive girl is interruped by Cubby end Reggie. IRI 9:!KJ 8 (I) (!) Cuolo & Co. (I) MOVIE: ' High Coun- TRI 51'ATE UPHOLSTI!:~Y SHOP ' 1163 Sec. !AYe., GalliPOliS. U6·7133or,...lt33, I ~eni~~~~~~nl~ti~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Plumbing :1363 -HolM tC.mpen ........... IHHtlftl 17 1t _ -·- BUILDING, remodeling, carpentry, roofing, plum· bing, concrete work. ]94· 675·2440. 82 IT SHOWS HER DAUGHTER 'S INVOLVED IN THE OPERATION. /iUGAL ALIENS/ STARKS Tree Trimming and Lawn Service. Shrubs trimmed. Phone 304·57t· 2010. talnild, carefree awning. RMM hitch. $4,500. 614-992· • CHECK OUT • WINNI~ W/IVKiE 1;.4511/0IVS.• I HAVE ltEASON TO SUSPECT ' S'"E''$ EMPLOYING ADVANCED SeamleU Gutter- Doors. Offering continuous guttering, seamlessA siding, roofinq, garage • doors, fr~ eslf m·ates, 614·691·1205. ~res ~~ ~~-.;f.:!~ ~':J:J-l~m:L:'·::a:::n::lar;;,;:JN.f:;;'5-;7W/==·= 11 ~~.f'~,1 :-cond. :ramcfen ..a _..., 51 Y me. axels. Mil cori· ,-:; •. LaMens P-onFor sale 72 IIIIC body good cond.; no ...-bfe offer refuNd. CIII446-Gif, .• 711/~ .. : (;1.{}8' 9939. 19~8 BAJA, 1978 ISO • H P 2: bedroom home. Phone Jp4-675·3675 att:_r S PM. 3 solid maple tables, nice quality, exc cond. 2 end and one coffee table. If new. 5475. All three. S135. call446·3257. 1972 Jeep, 304-67H153. 73 ~-675· 1542. 12 X 60 Mobile Home; Ex· cetlent condition. Jericho Road. PhOne 304·675·6376 or 675·19.72. 1979 F lreblrd, automatic, 5 new Radials, Am·FM. Call atter 6 P.M. 304-675-7599. 360 Musieal 1965 Chevrolet . Malibu super aport, ,cilnv., new top, tires, 65.000.mlles, 213 auto, fair cond. can ~U- Ja-9342 . ~~~·~ 11 HARTS Used Cars, New Haven west VIrginia. Ovet · .20 less expensive cars on stock. 76' Ford pickup super cab, 895·3958. 1971 ~ dr .. Skylark good cond., 5450 or best offer. Call446·6615<1r 446· 1780. Meadowbrook Ad· dillon, 3 bedr09ms, family room with fireplace, cen· tral air, basement, phone 71 - -AiilosforSale 7220. ~-~~-:·::::::::~~:::::::::::::J3_~_4_·~--~----- H~U SE Five room house, bath, fireplace . In town $11,000. Phone 304-675-5652. . 1182. GOOD USED AP · PLIANCES · washers, dryers , refrigerators , ranges . Skaggs Ap · Clean 12x60, 2 bdr . mobile pliances. Upper River Rd ., home. F..urn., convenient, beside Stone Crest Motel. Taking orders for antique gOOd nelgh~o~hood, air «6·7398. solid oak reproduction fur· cond ., sec . dep. req. Callaf · nllure. Claw foot round ter 5, 44<1·8558. table 48' f2so, corne< cup· board SJOO, curved glass LAYNE'S FURN I TURE Air cond ., adults only, no Sofa, chair, rocker, ot· china $275 , wash stand with pets. Beautiful riverview! toman, 3 tables, (e)(tra mirror & bowl & pitcher In· in Kaneuge . Deposit heavy by Frontier), $685. eluded S75. Plus more Sofa, chair and loveseat, wholesale to the pu~lic . required . Call «6·1602. S275. Sofas and chairs Call446·3759. priced from $285. to $795. FURNISHED mobile home Tables, $38 and up to $109. in city. Central air. One or Hlde·a·beds,$340 ., queen Truck camper, sleeps 6, two adults only . Call 446· size, $380. Recliner., $175. will self cheap: 70 Oliver tractor, 46 model extra 0338 . . to $295., Lamps from $18. to gOOd shape. 1 Dodge Van 74 $65. 5 pc. dinettes from $79., 2 bedroom trailer . Real to $385. 1 pc., $189. and up. model, I king wood or coal nice, adul·ts only . Brown's WOOd table with 4 chairs, burner, warm morning woo . Trailer Park , Minersville . $219 up to 5495. Desk $110. burner . Calf 614·256·6569. 61 ~ - 992 · 3324. Hutches, SJOO. and $375., maple or pine finish . ADDITIONAL DISCOUN· LIMITED TIME Bedroom suites · Bassett Tl 44 Apartment Cherry, $795. Bunk bed ONLY! THE BIG, NEW, for Rent complete with mattresses. AMAZING 1982 FAMILY· Furnished apartment, 1 $250. and up to $395. Cap· SIZE POOLS WHICH IN· bdr ., $195, utlltles pd ., lain's beds, $275. complete. CLUDE DECK , FENCE, adults. 607 2nd Ave., Baby beds, 599. Mattresses FILTER AND WARRAN· ARE NOW Gallipol is. Call «6·4416 af· or box springs, full or twin, TY $58., firm, $68 . and $78. AVAILABLE FOR ONLY ler7PM. INSTALLATION Queen sets, $195. 4 dr. $999 . FINANCING chests, $42. 5 dr . chests, AND Unfrunished 2 bdrm . aprt. AVAILABLE . FIRST $54. Bed frames, S20.and in Crown City . Call614·256· S25., 10 gun · Gun cabinets, COME, FIRST SERVE . 6520. $350 .. dinette chairs s:zo. CALL 1·800·624·8511, Ohio; and $25. Gas or electric 1·800·642 ·3053 wv ' Furnish 2 rooms and bath, ranges, S325 . Baby clean, no pets, adults only . matresses, S25 & SJS, bed Dozer 55 International TD6 Dep. required . Call 446· frames S20, $25, & $30. Used with wench, $2 ,500. 77 1519. Furniture ·· bookcase, Plymouth 440 engine. Call ranges and TV's. 3 miles 614·388·1288 after 6. TWO BDR. apartment in out Bulavilfe Rd. Open 9am Crown City, $175. Call 256· to 7pm, Mon . thru Fri ., 9am WEDDING CAKES made to5pm, Sat. 6495. to sell at reasonable prices. «6·0322 388·8482 for' fee estimate. FlJRNISHED deluxe apar· lment, centrarair and heat. Reduce safe and fast w ith One or two adults only. Cal G.E. REFRIGERATOR , 3 GoBese Capsules and E· -446·0338 ' Vap " water pills" , Fruth yr . old, 2 door, gold, $125. Like new . Calf 446·7037 af· Pharmacy . Uniurnished 2 bedroom ter Spm . · garage apt. , 3 bedroom up· FOR guaranteed products sta irs apts, 2 bedroom WHIRLPOOL apartment and dependable service, house . Call 446·2374 or 446· size washer. SPO.; G.E. call your local AMWAY 0284. . washer, extra nice, $110.; distributor, Robert Harper, Maytag coppertone dryer, 302-675·1293. Sr . apartment, 2 baths, SIOO. All guaranteed 30 turn .. adults only, no pets, days. Call 256· 1207 Ceramic Greenware sale, 3 water paid. $100 dep., $200 anytime. miles out Jericho Road, rent. Call «6·3587. Point Pleasant, Some USED CARPET . Nice, like items reduced SO per cent. Large I room & bath ef · new 12' X 18' plus hall, rust DealerS welcome. Phone ticTency apartment. Mostly and brown and orange, 304·675·2039 . furnished SIOO. a month thick sculptured, $125. Call plus dep. 61~ · 992 · 5692 . «6·3257. Ram Golf clubs, 3 through 9, and pitching wedge, ex · cellent condition. 304·675· 3 room furn . apt. for rent . 5856. $250. a month , including utilities. Inquire at Meigs For sale Speed Queen dryer good condition . Calf Inn in Pomeroy. 773·5346 . Stainless steel Five 100 Ft. tobacco beds, Morgan Woodlawn Farm, drum, avacado green. PI iny . 304·675-1211_6 . Newly remodeled apt. in Middleport. 992·3590. I GE auto $PO, 1 Whirlpool auto $110, late model GE Two electric hospital beds, Apartments. 304·675·5548. S120. All washer recon· with mattresses SSO. each . ' ditioned and in mint shape. Phone 304·773·5873. 446·8181. APARTMENTS, mobile ss Building Supplies homes, houses, PI : Pleasant and Gallipolis. ' BEMCO mattresses or box Building materials block, 614446·8221 or61~ · 245 · 9484 . springs, full or twin, S58. 6 brick, sewer pipes, win· Piece Naugahyde heavy dows, lintels, etc. Claude APARTMENT in Pt. wood living room suite Winters, Rio Grande, 0. $695. Pillow arm sofa & Call61045-5121. Pleasant , 61~ · «6 · 8221. chair $375. Rolf top desk, dark & light, $189. Bunk Three roo'l' furnished beds, complete, Include apartment, adults, no pets, mattress, $199. complete Point Pleasant. Phone 304· water bed shop with 10 PINE RIDGE COLLIES 675·2453. bedroom suites on display, AKC Registered Collie starting price sm. up to pups. Call 614·256·1267 or SMALL furnished apart· 52500. Big daddy cocktail & 446·2107 . ment, references, 304·675· endjables SSO. Waii ·A·Way 1365. recliners $169. and up. La· Toy white Peek·a·poo. Call Z·Boy recliners In stock. 614·256·1361 . USED FURNITURE 5 pc. 45 Furnished Rooms & 7 pc. dinett sets, studio Furnished (loom . $125, couch & chair, bedroom Baby Rabbits lor safe, -utilities pald, -919 2nd ave., suite HollYWOOd style, bunk assorted colors, $5.00 each, Gallipolis. Single male. beds, glass front book· Georges Creek Road 446· share bath. Call446·«16 af· cases. Flair Furniture & 4680. ter 7PM. Design. Gallipolis Ferry, wv Open 9·6. Phone 304· Grooming services for pets. Wilf clip English Rooms with cooking, cable, 675·1371. Sheefl dogs, poodles & air, $40 a week . 304·773· 5651 . BABY scales, white Schnauzer's. Reasonable. children's hamper, baby For appl. 614-992-73~2. dressing table with shelf, excellent; Large glass pic· From July 6·16 for Humane Y MOBILE Home lure window. Call 304·675· Society . Service call 992· Park, Route 33, North ol 4338. 3994. If no answer, 992·5834. Pomeroy. Large tots. Call 992·7479. Mobile Homes for Rent Home , lmproveiMt'lls 11 STUCCO PLASTERING · textured celllnga com·i mercia! and residential,, free estimates. Call614'256-, 2686. 42 I o•~,..1,...7 1 • ...,._.,t:. 1975 Case 450, dozer · tractor , I ,800 hrs., very good cond., $14,900. Call «6·4537 . New B Smith Com&· mercia H I coal fired boiler stoker, still crated . 3,300,000 BTU's per hour. Stoker handles 200 tbs. coal ~r nour, if needed. All ~ pumps, gauges, electrical & wiring equipment. Call 614·245·9181 . mot!~!' 'fi-le S'ltiNi6 ·iN 11\V . 54 Misc. Merchandlce Plastic Septic Tanks. State and county approved. 1,000 gal. tank, price $340. Other 'sizes In stock, haul In your pickup truck. Calf 614·286· 5930, Jackson, Oh. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES RATLIFF'S POOL CEN · TER Pools sale, supplies & Installation. 403 2nd. Ave., Gallipolis, on. Calf «6· 6579 . In ground·Ablove ground. 1976 23' Coachmell home, new cond. Calf 614· 256·1267. electric, Calf 446·2642. 4 chairs & sofa. Calf anytime before 3 and after 7, «6·0884. ~.-- ~'=!·!!!!~~---·· by Larry Wright ; 1·;.;;.:_~.;.:.;;.;.;;;.;.;;;;.._______...;_...;._.-,,1 > THAT APE~ �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio OSP-checks three wrecks UlNAR ECLIPSE OVER BOSTON- The moon Is shon lo varioaa pbases of ecUpse early Tuesday morning over llostoJL Photo was made from two negatives, I one a wide angle view of Boston, lbe olber a multiple ellJIOIIure of the moon In eclipse. (AP Laserpboto). Area deaths I Tuppers Plains. He was preceded In death by one brother. Services will be from White Funeral Home, Coolville, Wednesday, 10 a.m. with burial In Success Cemetery. Rev. John Roush will of· flclate. Calling hours are anytime at the funeral home. Junia S. Pierce Inc.•dentc investigated 0 Pomeroy pollee reported several accidents and some vandalism over the extended holiday weekend. On July 1, Maxine Robinson, Pomeroy, was parked on Mulberry by Gibbs Grocery when she was struck by Charles Theiss, Racine, whose truck hit Robinson's right lender with its right front tire. July 4, Terry Mayle, Stockport, was backing Into a parking m~ter when Sidney Boggs, Guysvill~. came to a sudden stop and Mayle hit him In the rear. There was no damage. Early this morning, Phyllis Clark, Mulberry Avenue, reported someone trid to enter her home through a windOw. When pollee arrived, they found signs of attempted entry. Clark told pollee a man raised the wtndow and called her name twice, then ran down the steet. The matter Is under lnvestlgatlon. Early morning vandallsm was also reported at Swlsher-Loshe Sur~Peal Skating party set The GaUla-Melgs post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Investigated three accidents over the Fourtii of July weekend. Three cars were Involved In a col· llslon on Meigs County Rd 1 near SR 143 at 10:40 p.m. Sunday. Donald Sparks, 42, Man. W.Va., and Mary Brady, 30, Albany, were pulling off the side o! the roadway when they were both struck by a car coming over a hlll. The C'ar was driven by Jeff Birchfield, 26, Albany . . Birchfield's car received moder· ate damage, while the other two cars were sllghtly damaged. A car driven by Tom Matthews, 31, Galllpolls, sustained heavy damage In a one-car accident on SR 325 In Meigs County at 9:55 p.m. Monday. Matthews was southbound on SR 325 when a dog ran from the right side of the road Into his path. He swerved to the left to avoid the dog and hit the enbankment, overturnlng his car. He was not Injured. The patrol responded to a car fire at 3:47p.m. MondayonU.S.35near milepost eight. ' According t.o the patrol, Lawrenee L. Moore, . 48, Clendenin, W.Va .. was westbound on U.S. il5 when hls engine quit and caught on !Ire. A state patrolman exllngulshed the blaze. Junia S. Archer Pierce, 91, Route 1, Middleport, died Monday at the Holzer Medical Center. Born on June 7, 18911n Salisbury Veteraits Memorial Township, she was the daughter of the late James and Elizabeth Late Veterans Memorial Hospital reArcher. She was a member of the ported several admissions and disBradbury Church of Christ. Lawrence L Morarity charges over the holiday weekend. Survivors Include a twin siSter, Saturday admissions--Betty Julla B. Stewart, Route 1, MiddleLawrence L. "Pete" Morarlty, Pugh, Long Bottom; Sarah Harport, with whom she made her 58, 1612 Lincoln Hts., died Monday mon, Middleport; Lucille Lewis, home, several nieces and one at Lancaster Fairfield Community Pomeroy; Sean RliDe, Racine; nephew. Hospital Lancaster. Paul Burns, Pomeroy. DischargesFuneral services will be held at 2 Mr. Morarlty was the son of the -Lots Wilson, Ople Cobb, Matthew p.m. Thursday at the Rawlings- Ia te Charles E. and Lydia Ohlinger Weaver, Rhonda Reese, John Coats-Blower Funeral Home. The Morarlty. 'He was also preceded In Ginther. Sunday admlsslons--Arvll Rev. Robert Purtell will officiate. ..death by one brother and two Holter, Long Bottom; Eva Shafer, Burial wUl be. In the Riverview sisters. Racine. Discharges--Ella ScarCemetery. Visitation will be held at Mr. Morarlty was a retired embrough, Emma Wayland, Betty ·. the funeral home Wednesday from ploye of Western & Southern InsuPugh, Herbert Gilkey, Ryan Riffle. 4 to 9 p.m. rance Co., a veteran of World War Monday admissions-- Susan QeII and a member of the Pomeroy land, Chester; Carlos Harris, LeMethodist Church. tart. W. Va .; Bertha Diehl, Viola R. Weimann He Is survived by his wife, VIolet Pomeroy; Everett Caldwell, Mid· Viola Rupe Weimann, 77, of Ch~ Halley Morarlty: one daughter, dlepi>rt. No discharges reported shire, died Sunday monrlng at the Sara K. (Katy) Cline, Sunbury; one son, Charles T. (Ted) Morarity, lice Pharmacy, PoHolzer Medical Center. receivedMain a callStreet, abouttoday. 2:45a.m. Lancaster; three grandchildren, Born on Sept. 6, 1904 at Kyger, and, upon arrival at the store, found she was the daughter of the late Amy Well, Travis and Shannon a side glass broken out of the front Dricco and Nancy Jane PhliUps Morac~ty; one sister, Josephine Bodoor. From reports of neighbors, Rupe. She was also preceded In linger, Pomeroy, and several niepolice say the glass may have been death by her husband, one daugh- ces and nephews. broken by a passing vehicle. They Funeral services wl1l be held ter, three brothers, and three are Investigating the Incident. Thursday at 1 p.m. at Ewing sisters. Surviving are three sons, Carl Chapel with the Rev. Robert Leonard, Middleport, Sherman J . McGee officiating. Burial wlll be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends of Lancaster, and Larry Weimann, Meigs Co. Emergency Medical Cheshire; two daughters, Ruby may call at the funeral home WedService reported lots of activity Vollman of Lorain and Maxine Wil- nesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. over the long weekend. son of Colorado Springs, Colo; lour On July 3, the Racine squad took siSters, Garnet Rlfe, Well~ton, Pearl W. Reeves Carrie Johnson from the station Helen Frazier, Cheshire, Route 1, Gay Swartz, Gallipolis, and Shirley Pearl Winfield Reeves, so, Rt . 2, where she met them to Holzer MedSwartz, Johnstown; and two broth: Aibany, died Saturday evening at leal Center at 2:25 p.m., and later ers, Robert Rupe, Pomeroy, and Veterans Memorial Hospital. transported Jean Rtme from the Mr. Reeves was born In Meigs station to Veterans Memorial HpsHoiUs Rupe, of Kyger. Also surviving are 11 grandchild- County the son of the late Francis p!tal. The Pomeroy squad took ... , '\o1 \11 It .. ren and several great- Marvin and Easter Warner Mildred Arnold from Royal Oak lit ... grandchildren. Reeves. He was also preceded In Park to HMC at 7:31 p.m. At 7:44 \141\ II • • • - ' • ' J \ r Funeral services wtll be held at 2 death by a granddaughter. He was p.m., Racine EMS took Goldie 1'1, /r 'dd '-'lr \I p.m. Wednesday at the Rawlings- a retired employee of the New York Swart from Fifth Avenue to HMC. ITI • Coats-Blower Funeral Home with Central Railroad. Also on Saturday, Middleport the Rev. Chester Lemley olllclatHe Is survived by his wife, Gladys squad treated Velma Siders at her lng. Burial will be In the Cheshire Dilder Reeves; three daughters, North Second home at 8: 30 p.m.; Gravel Hlll Cemetery. Friends Esta Brickles, Dayton; May Dixon, Rutland took Ruth Ann Roush from may call at the funeral home Tues- Albany, and Irene Morris, Pome- College Avenue to HMC. At 10:42 day, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 tp 9 p.m. roy; three sons, Herman Reeves, p.m., Middleport treated Penny Columbus; Wllllam Reeves, Pome- ComPton at R l v e r vIew roy, and Paul Reeves, Albany; Apartments. Clifford 0. \' oung eight grandchildren and 15 great On Sunday morning, Middleport Clltlord o. Young, 78, Columbus, grandchildren. took Kim Dailey from the Mlddleld M th Funeral services wiU be held port Lunch Room to Pleasant Vatdied Sunday at RI vers e e oley Hospital. Monday, Dorothy dlst Hospital, Columbus, after an Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Hartenbach was treated at Minersextended Illness. Blgony-Jordan Funeral Home, AI- vill b p He was born In Meigs COunty, bany, with the Rev. Arthur Crabe Y omeroy EMS at 10:15 d N ttl tree officiating. Burial wlll be In a.m.; at 1:03 p.m., Charles White son of the late Clarence an e e was also treated at his home by Ch eva ller Young · He was a Wells Cemetery. Friends may call Middleport EMS. at 5:18 p.m., ' Union at the funeral home today from 2 to mem ber Of the · Carpenters and 7 to 9_ Hilda Yeauger, was taken from Mllocal 200, Columbus and a retired 4 nersvllle hiU to H,MC. supervisor of the Ohio State High- r------------_;_;_,;.;...:....;=.=..;..::.::=-----l way Dept. He was a member of the Indian Springs Church of Christ, Columbus. Survivors Include his wile, Vera, one son, Qlftord, Columbus, one brother, Olan Young, Reedsville, and a sister, Helen Caldwell, ~.:.M~o~n~da;yc.ij~~g~pli, .. ' . The Rutland Civic Center will be the .site for a skating party, 7: ll10:30 p.m. Cost for chlldren, $1; · adults, $2. POMEROYr,Charles Gibbs, a . Pomeroy, ~ a auJ'IIical patient at •. the Holzer MediCal Center. Cards ; may be sent to him there, Room • 228. _. \1. . lalelnctalat.. July 10 I CORRECTION The Saving Pface® IN OUR MAILER THIS WEEK THE UTILITY PAINT THINNER GALLON '318 . · WAS IMCORRECTLY PICTURED WE .ARE . SORRY FOR-ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED OUR CUSTOMERS. THE JONES BOYS l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 .....,. . . t.. . .. ' l "· ' .. ...••. .,. :.' When our customers come in to the Farmers Bank, they know they can depend on us to profeasionily handle all of their bank· ing needs. The Farmers Bank has been serving people of Pomeroy and • Meigs County since 1904. And we are the only community owned bank in town .. And that gives our customers even more confidence to bank with us. . For all of your banking needs come to the Farmers Bank. .. ·' ..-· Emergency.squad has busy weekend -. . . ET I Farmers Bank ' Memheo FDIC The Community Owned Bank ' Reg.99e ,. "''· or 10 lllciltlc till aana And foilc• Plastic rpoons and forks for eonvenlent party use, much I'TlQrel Durable. reuseable. lllls 3 piece meal lnchldes: en.,, .... _;,,.....r-:;;::: . .... --'-'Qdll ............ ~.~.. u.-. a...-. ... c--.... ,. .....,.. ell!t (. . . ,., { - -. • ; ;,;oi-.;.i_iJu~lv . 1.66= l~eOn .CholoeOt .. ..nri'~,D,.Nintt slaw: ' MIDDLEPORT-MidClleport Lodge 363, F. and A.M., will meet at 'i: 30 p.m. Tuesday at the Middleport · Masonic Temple. Refresh· ments will be served following the meeting. Harrisonville Senior Glttzens will l}old 1a tree blood pressure clinic July 13, from 10 a.m. until noon at he town house. -.-rr'ldora Story, R. N: will be In The public -Is Invited to Savings_of 35%·, 40%, even 50%- on summer wearing ' apparel for you and your family. Good selections now. OPIN IVERY WEEKDAY INCLUDING THURSDAy . TILl ..:_ FRIDAY TILl · Elberfelds lfl Pomeroy Our Reg.2.58 10 Heavy-cluty Hefly" Trash lagl 4-Qollon capacitY for kitchen. Durable l2"5-mll plastic.' 30 ties. 30x36" ea, save. . ' ' Tastee, creamy ,garlic, ~ Iafond · French. cucumber and . Onion ot: Free clinic elated 1 · .99 ol pleca ol chkllfn IO!Iginal Roclt>t or Ea111 •Colt SIIIW • Roll • f'otltoe lnd grawy Meets tonight .;4.Jer1 •. 78 $0ur . RANT etarcllnleril Or Hot Mixed Vetelta~olea Your choice - 3~-fl. oz. jar at olclrdlnlatro' ·mix o.r hot mlxec;l 1/egetabl.es. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 6, 1982 archer morarity pierce reeves rupe weimann young