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F":"tiE T,WENTY WASHINGTON (AP) _: 1be - ti,OOO tax.free In a ipeclal aavlnga Senate Fi.na!lce 'Cllnunlttee la plan. preparing to give l'resldtrit Reagan The Rj!publl~ Flnanthe tax-eut bill be wants, while ce Comm!Uee, wblch bad lo poStHOIIIe Democrata are unveiJlnl! a pone final action on the prelident's subltitule offering Jlllll'e nllef for plan Wednelday after lllelllb!n persona earning Jell than ~.ooo 8 began preaiJJa for speclaJ-Interel year. tu bieab, beaded for 8 final vote . Despite their dllagreementa on today.. : . . lllllll parts of .Reagan's tax plan, And Democrata on .·the \fouse HOUle and Senate tax committees Ways 8l!d Means. Committee planare . OOth recGilliJienilln tu Jn. ned to oflet 4etalla of their propoaal centlves for aavlnga. BllCh have for cuttllllllndlvldual t,ues. Instead voted to allow Individuals to eam of ~·· tiJree.year, 25 percent, ou an't ere etter • • Saving with ·growth and security • Travelers Checks • Money Orders • Safe Depo~it Boxes • Auto Loans· • Business Loans • Personal Loans WASHINGTON - Women can be excluded from milllary draft regiltratlon and any military draft, the Supreme Court ruled today. By a 8-3 vote, the justices ruled that the Milllacyselectlve Service AcUa COIIItltutlonal. Today'a dedalon overturned a lower court's ruling that the act is an WICOIIIIIItutlonal fonn of sexual dlacrlmlnatlm against men. The nation's highest court aald Congress can require young men to register for poaslble military service and require them lo sen-e even thouch young women face no such obligations. Separatists\dll two young men • Home Improvement Loans ' THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY .. SAN SEBAS'l'WI, Spain - Suspected Baaqllfl separatista shot ani! )lilled two Ylllll!ll men and critically wounded a third 88 they left a restaurant In the lluque town of Tolou, 14 miles -~of here. Pollee aaid lnakl Ubarpchl Erastarbe'and Juan Manuel Martinez cut8110; OOth 21 were ldlled Wednelday by the same type of bullets ~~ UMd IIJ. tbe _iluq._ ·...,.WU. Martillez Cutapo's liGthet; Pedro, wu wouuded In tile IIIIi*. • The brvlbln' ...-llld lbe au.dt wu a"lJilltelrr. -They l8ld their 10111 belmged to no political party and had never been tlnatened. Diamond prospector strikes it rich "THE FRIENDLY BANK KIMBERLEY, South Africa - a 40-year-old diamond' prospector struclt: .It rich with the dllcovery of a 148-carat, lilver dollar-sized diamond, the South African Preu .Aisoclatlm reported. , In Its l'l!ll'll't Wedneaday, SAPA quoled t!le,JII'OIIpeclor, Boet Sonnenberg, 88 aaylng the flawleaa diamond Ia worth about t4SO,IXXl. There w88 no Independent conflnnation of that figure. NA SOuth Korean pre~ident on tour OPEN M.W~ 9 til 3 Thurs. & Sat. .9 til 12 SEOUL, South Korea - President Chun DocHrnn left today for a 15-dly vialt to the capitala of the five nations In the Assoclatlon ~ Soutbeui.AIWI Nations- Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Tballand B!1d the Philippines. Calling the five ABEAN natlona "our allies,'' Chun said recent international developments have Increased the need lor cloaer ties In the region .. Friday 9 til 3 & 5 til 7 Winning lottery number MEMBER FDIC DEPOSITS INsURED TO $100,000. We don~e financial -matten, we are . to brag, but :when it comes to your . . the guys to see! Our trained staff .will give you friendly, personalized service ~ handling ALL your banking needs •• .and they1l help you get the most for your money._.So come on in and get to know us. f.:n be glad you did! . ~I' ·· ~ ~r ·i' AT TilE REGA1TA .......... ?t25-26-27·28 .,.,..., - Women~ be exCluded from draft ' CLEVELAND- 1be number aelected Wednesday night In the Ohio Lottery'sdail)'pme "Tile Nlllllber"la8911. The lottery repcl{ted earnlnp of tllllll,t'IUO from the wagering on the dra'll'lnC. l.Altlery ofllclala l8ld aalea prior to the dra'll'ini totaled -.ltll.i!O, and holders of winnln& Ucteta are entitled to share fl'/3,172. • Partly cloudy lllni8ht ~ Friday' Lowii!Dsbt In mid lo upper 50s. Higlll Friday In mid lo upper '1011. Chance of rain 2G pera!llt tonight andFrlday. WlndawwterlyiiHDJqlbtanlght. . Ill l'edOIIIoforeeu&- Satlll\llaythroughMmday: Fair Saturday and Mmday but a chance li abowerB and tlulderstorma on 8undly. Hl8hl froin the upper 'lOti to the mid-all. Lowlfl'OOI the upper OO.Io miHOI. ' across-the-board reduction, Democrats are calllng for a twoyear pla'n focualng on mra relief for couples arxl individuals with BMual incomell below ~.ooo. · However, the full committee is not ezpected to begin voting on personal tu ·cuts unW ·after returning from the Fourth of July recess. The Ways and Means Conunjttee voted ~ Wqlnesd8y to .allow Individuals lo avoid taxes on up to $l,IXXJ In Interest from a new oneyear aavlnga certificate. Couples could e1empt 12,000. 1be certificates could be l8sued only during the year beginning !lelt Oct: I. The Finance Conunlttee approved similar legislation Monday. · While ,the House plan pennlts only savings • inltllutiCIIS dealing In home mortgages to offer the certificates, the · Senate version would be available to any bank, savlnp and loan IIBiiOCiation or credit union. The aavlnp certificates would pay interest equal to 70 percent or the rate earned on one-year Trpsury bills. If the Treasury-bill rate were 15 percent, for example, the special certificate could pay 10.5 percent. Since that amount would be tax-free, it would be attractive to anyone whose tu bracket is 30 percent or higher. To pay for the new certificate, both committees agreed to change an exiBtlng law allowing a person $3ll and a couple $400 in lax-exempt interest. or dividends. Starting next Jan. I, that exemption would apply only to dividends and at half the current levels. In a second effort to spur aavlngs, I HIGH POJECI'- Darren Brewer of Middleport Is pictured wortiDg more tbaa 60 feet above the ground re-rooflnc tbe bell tower at the Middleport CbUTcb ct Christ Wednesday afternoon. Work on the project was =::::~. Scholarships 88 baathe doneFinance Committee already CIIrre~tlaw allows on1 le not covered b 8 co y ~on to d--•tu ~o$!500~ ea::'antRA ~... PThe ' isy ot •--ed a"""""'· money n ""' until withdrawn on retirement, resulting'in 8 considerably lower tax lor most people · Both committees have asreed to raise the llmit to $2 000 a year for people without com'pany pensions and for the first time allow people covered by company plans to set aaide up to$l,'IXXJ 8 year. During their aanual session Wednesday night, the Carleton College Board of Trustees asreed to award 123(Xllnscholarshipsthisyear. Funds for the scholarships are de . ed f . te t nv rom m res on money received from tl!e sale of the Carleton College property located In Syracuse. Recipients of this year's scholarships wiJ! be de~nnlned by the scholarship ~mnuttee. Malting up the scholarship corruruttee are Herb Parker, C. B. Weese, Millon Varian, dooe by Brewer 8.lld his son-In-law, Fred Baloy, Pomeroy. EarUer they put a new roof on the same cbUTch. Brewer said tbat he Ia planning on speclaliztq on church towers aDd beUrlet. total $2,300 · Robert Wmgett and Kathryn Crow. Scholarships are awarded to only those students who reside In the village of Syracuse. Deadline for submitting applications was June 23. F' li t' f ·d ti IVe app_ca &ons or cons• era on were recetved. In other business the board reelecled Herb Parker, president, Dick Ash, vice president, C. B. Weese, treasurer and Milton Varian secrelary: Reappomted as trustees for three year terms were Brooks Sayre, c. B. Weese, Geor. ge H?bna . n, C. L. .pa.-• tenon, Btll Etchinger, , Milton Vanan and Kathryn Crow. . The aanual rnee~ was set for the fourth Thursday m June of each year. Milton Varian save the secretary's report and Carl Weese the treasurer's !"'port. Attending were Parker, Weese, Varian, Ash, Carroll Neigler, Wingett, Herman London, Bill Eichinger, Dana Winebrenner, Ernest Sisson, C. L. Patterson, George Holman and Kathryn Crow. Commission has hearing The Meigs County Conuilissioners Tuesday held .the aanual proposed use hearing on revenue sharing fundsforl982. No individual or agency appeared before the board to make request or recommendations. Meeting with the commissioners 'Wil8 Phil Roberts, county engineer, who dilcu8led various hlshway projecla. Roberts reported that We is to be placed on a road In Salem Townahlp near the Walter Green residence. Roberts also reported patching baa begun on county road 25 and dust control is now being placed on county roads. FROG B1ANJtET - A "frog blanket" wBI be 011 of Custom Prialill8, Paul Gerard, ge11H8l chairman of dllplay lhlrlllC lite amma1 Big JleDd Regatta at Collom the Regatta aDd Brlu Ceade, a member of the Melp Prlalbtc, 141 E. Mala $L, Pomeroy. Pictured with the Couaty Jayceet,lpoDIOring group. llrle blanket are, left to rlgbt, Catllie Wood, operator Workers approve contract WASHINGTON (AP) - Coal mine construction warkera ratified a new contract Wednesday, settling their llrike and ending three mcriha of labor-managemant trouble that crtppled coal production in the East l!ld Mldwwt. Willard Eaaelltyn, secretaryta b ta ct the Unlled _ Mine WOitrera, 11111111111CIId ratlflcalion lhortly after 1 p.m. at the union's Jn. ternatlonal headquarters In w..,..,.tm. "Tile 111111 maJority" of the mine l!liiMindlon WCilkwl ..,..oved the Pld, be llid, llldllll tblt the new .-aaet wltb lbe .woclallon of Blla k r• 0 I tria Wlllld lUte lltc&II&II:.I.&IDI'ftaida). .,, r am. I ra ......... amn I 111-11 the Jala l!ld tbe Association of Bitwnlnous Contractors that the contract baa been ratified," Esselstyn told a news con- ference. Although no specific. vote totals were provided, Esselstyn said the contract was beinS approved by a better than 2-lmargln with virtually of all of the 1111jor construction !ocala reporting their retume. He said several smaller locals acattered around the country had not yet reported, but Indicated there was no way the trend could be reversed. Eaelatyn that "nobody knew for aure that this contract would be ratified," but aald be believed II wu a sooct dell lor the 11,100 UMW n•r••• who do c.Uillra.:tlm WCilt Ill mm.ttee. The strike by contlructlon workers was 90 days old on Wed- nesday. Both the UMW miners and construction workers struck the industry on Mareh 'll, when a tiJree. year contract expired. After weeks of wrangling at the bargaining !able, reprelentatives ell the 180,000 miners and the Bituminous Coal Operatora Aaaoclatlon reached an accord on Maya!. Eight days later, the m1nen ap, proved the contract by a better tball :H 11111'gin. But the conatructiall worlr.era, who have . . . . . ~ l:rad with the Alloclllkln al Bltumitloul CoolrJclon, bed liCit ~ ruched. aettlement. . ' The COIIItrul.'tlol IIOIUq · II. ' (Olntinued on pqel41 · �;. .. ~ommentary arewell WASHINGTON - Only a han4fui of senior correspondents were working in the Supreme Court's press room last Thuraday when the word came down: Potter Stewart was retiring. The old hands reacted ~th disbelief, then with acceptance, then with profound dil!maY· For the past 10 years, since the death of Hugo Black, Mr. Justice Stewart has been our best friend on the court. If the aJ!llouncemet had concerned any one of five others, the news would not have been so startling. William Brennan was 75 in Aprti, Warren Burger and Lewis · Powell will be 74 in September, Thurgood Marshall will be 73 next week and Harry Blackman will be 73 in November. Mr. Justice Stewart, at 66, was not on a reporter's Hat of prospecs for replacement. . From our parochial view, as newsmen, he cannot be replaced; he can only be succeeded. ,\lone among to a friend his colleagues, Mr. Justice Stewart fully understood the role Cl. a reporter in fulfilling the constitutiOIIBl ideal of a free presa. He understood that in covering certain hard stories, a reporter must be able to protei his confidential sources; and he understood that in digging our difficult news, the press must have access to public instltutiollB, • Nine years ago the court handed down a decision that has plagued us ever since. The case was Branzburg vs. Hayes. It involved a courageOus reporter for the Louisville Courter • Journal who exposed traffic in hard drugs in Jefferson County. Summoned before a grand Jury, Branzhurg refused to identify his in· fonnants. The question presented to the Supreme Court was wh4ther such a swnmons abridges the freedom of the press guaranteed by the First Amendment. By the nsrrowest of margillB, a sorely' Thursday, June 25, 1981 Page-2-The Paily Sen.tlnel Pomeroy-Middleport\ Ohio Thur5day, June 25, 198 ·· -<--- of the press..z....__ _ . divided court gave a terse answer:. means anything, it meanS that "Weholdthatitdoeanot." • govenuuent cannot take it upon it· Mr. Justice stewart led the disaen- , self to decide what a newspaper may ters: "The Court's crabbed view of and may not publish." He said the the First Amencbnenl reflects a same thing in a Pittsburgh case in disturbing insell8itivity to the 1973: tThe First Amendment critical role Of an independent press provides "$ clear command that in our ~ety ... A coraUary of the goverrunent must not be allOWed to right to p~blish must be the right to lay Its heavy editorial hand on any gather news ... The right to gather newspaper in the country." news hnplles, In turn, a right to a confidential relatioliBhlp between a reporter and his source." 1 On the matter of access, he agreed that the Constitution doea not guarantee neWBI1!en any right ot: accesll to a county jail beyond that given to the public generally. Even so, he said in a case three years ago, the needs of the press must be accollllllodated. "A Journallat does not tour a jail simply for his own edification. He ill there to gather information to be passed on to others, and his mission is protected by the Constitution for very specific . The Daily Sentinel UJ Cvurt Strttl Pllmrruy. Ohio 114-992-!15& ut:\'ttTED TOniE INTERESTOFniE MEIGS-MASON AR EA ~~ ts:mii:l .......__.._..,...,"""" o::::~'o=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI PUbll ~ her PAT WHITEHEAD J\• .~ i N tanl BOB HOEFLICH PubiMwr/('unlr•llkr Gt! lll!ral ~DIMU DALE ROTHGEB, JR. r--------- - - - - -- - - - - I Never a doctrinalre Jurist, he defied claasification as liberal or conservative. He wrote simply and clearly, and he called every~ aa be saw it. . . "We are here to uphold a Constitution," he said in the Slantord Deily cue. And Potter SleWart. to his eternal credit, upheld the Constitulon very well. , • 11Bd lht' Oa~ ll )' Pn>tr:~ A ~IIUf ia lioo Tbe latest addiUoa to the deputmeat will give added protec'uoa to thole In lbe Orauge TODildp area, ad wW carry brub flreflgbu.g. equlpmeaf ad Oiber rescue app81'111u IICCOI'diDI te Fire CblefTim Spencer. Spencer ad ·lbe deputmeal WGU!d ute to espt"eA lhaab to Dad W weldiDg for~~~~~~ lime ad work 011 lbe ~ Inlet. Varl- moaey-malriag projecll to pay for lbetruCkareplernediD lbefutare. 1 · ~\ le t '" · l l lll fll''' llllli litit ·~ - Letter to the editor The '472' connection . That's the number to call in to ask questions at GDC, on a closed circuit ·rv program labelled "From the Top". Let's call it "No Room at the Top" because it is more correct. "From the Top" or "No Room at the Top", whichever you prefer, is a show m closed circuit (get the point? ) in which the top people at GDC (the superintendent and others) periodically speak and answer questions. This supposedly gives all staff INPUT, as the tenn goes. It' a a charade! Someinput,-on a 30 minute show via closed circuit TV piped live to ail workers during hours of work duty! The top, if there truly were room, wouid be out facing employees and residents weekly, not hiding behind a TV camera, protected by a (tlone that rings in questiollB that are interpreted, then politely not answered or buckpassed. " The Top" needs to open up, lace the public and be accountable. The TV people do an admirable job trying to accomfnodate both the people and the administration. It's • not theirlault, it's the whole method, one which gives only limited or indirect access to the Superintendent and serves mainly his advertising interests. My vote is for more nlom at the "top", where people can have a real say and be heard in res), not in pretend. Perhaps the State of Ohio, which we are told is "broke", should spend less on PR and more on upfront contact. community and taxEmployees, payers, don't let them (the top) get away with it! Beware of the outsider who speaks down at you from behind a closed circuit. He's up to no good! He has never seen reason to allBwer a letter to the ed!tor. Instead, he uses the closed c1rcwt system he CONTROl$. That's . having one's own way! The name of . the game is dietatorship, no matter how polite the words or nicely the package is made to look. You are part of the reading public who employ us at GDC. The word US" includes the ~~ top", your trusted appointees. Take an interest in how these appointees are spending your money. Is it spent on necessities? Do you think you deserve a fair and open answer through public media, or will you continue to accept their "no conunent"? . nstions. There is a shnple reason for what seems an incollBlstency, and it is that U.S. foreign policy objectives and interests transcend ideology, even in an administration 01 fervent anti-communists. A generation ago, Nikita S. Khrushchev told the West that its days were nwnbered and that com-' munism would ultimately triiunph. "Whether you like it or not, hiStory is m our side,'' he said. "We will bury you." Reagan's message to Moscow is about the same. In a May 17 commencement ad· dress at Notre Dame, Reagan had aimed at described communism as a "bizarre chapter in hwnan history whose last pages are even now being written." ' At. the news conference Tuesday, Reagan called the situatibn in Poland, where the Solidarity: labor mOvement has challenged the stric.tures of old-line goverrune~t of• . ficials, a symptom of disintegration in the Soviet sphere. "The Soviet Union is fa~ with .the problem of this crack in their once Iron Curtain, and what happe.IIB if they let it go," he said. Moscow'~ Tass new agency 1called the Reagan comments slander. "Displaying his complete ignqrance of philosophy and rnisunde~ding B nh er d ar NEW YORK (AP) - Arnold Bernhard, who a hall-century ago founded w)lat has become the nation's largest investment advisory service, was in a refi'ICtive mood the other day · when he spoke about his catastrophes. In the unadorned stick·to-lhefacts style that cha~acterlzes his stock analyses, Bernhard told a business audience that the catastrophes "somehow turned out . on investment t.o be the luckiest events of my business lile." Preposterous pap, you say? Such statements often are the product of a person's need to dramatize history with moral le88911B. But Bernhard has spent his adult life seeking to distill his thinking to the bare facts. He meant what he said. "And I don't think it would be any different for you if you have faith in your ideas and the will to persevere in 11 Rent a p l a n e - -- Soviets ' the historical process taking place in the world, he even tried to sound Uke an oracle and predicted the speedy end ol communism," Taas said. 1 Hia comments about communism Jiotwi.tl1Btanding, Reagan predicted closer American ties with China. He said he didn't know how the Soviet Union would react to llfting the anna ban; which covers Russia and most other communist nations. Another part of the proce8ll was an exchange of invitations to leaders of each country to visit the other. Premier Zhao Zlyang accepted and Is to come to the United statea some time next year. Reagan is expected to accept, too. Local units answered eight emergency calls on Tuesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports. At 12:17 p.m., the Middleport Unit took Paul 'Casci, Brownell Ave., to Holzer Medical Center; the Pomeroy Unit at 5:56a.m. took Lena Helhnan from Pomeroy Health Care Center to Holzer Medical Center; at 3:27 p.m., Charles Hayes, Monkey Run, to Holzer Medical Center; 9:08 p.m., Edson Hart, Rt. 33, to Veterans Memorial Hospital; the Rutland Unit at 2:·27p.m. took J. C. Wyatt from Depot St. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 7:09 p.m., Gene Workman from Meigs Mine 1 to Holzer Medical Center, and at 8;58 p.m., John VanMeter from the statim to Veterans Memorial; Tup. pers Plains at 7:32 a.m. took Ken Hager from Randolph Ridge to st. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg. ·' Earlier, he observed that Moody's and others · rated bonds but not stocks. In the thinking of the time and it continues now - the value of stoCks was the price aasigned to them by "efficient" market. To Bernhard, that thinking didn't mean much, since it was no guide at oU to anticipating when the price of a stock might rise or fail. He simply di!ln'l believe there could be no iiidependentslandardofvalue. an -----. ~ELP! Today in history. . .• where all our mllltary hardware would be kept. Pretty women officers in attractive unllonns would be behind the counteri. This ill how it would. work : A foreign general and his staff would come to the counter and say, "We'd Uke to rent five F-168 for a pfe.. emptive strike on our archenemy, Balanteria." "That's no problem. I assume you want them fully equipped with rockets, bombll and gas." "I certainly do." "Well, that's included In the price of the rentil. But if you have to rearm and refuel, you will have to pay for it youraelf. 'l1le flnUOO miles are on ill, but you will be charged a u-nd dollara a mile alter that." . "That's· raaaonable. Can we charge It to our credit card?" "Of courae. Now when were you piaDning on making your strike?'' . "Why?" . "Well, if you made it m a Saturday or Sunday, we could j!ve you Work Will be in the Master Mason . p.m. Friday at the home in Chester. degree. . Art_ !'_B_uc_h_wa_ld our special tourist weekend irate of $5:1100 per plane, though you would havetoreturnthemonMondllymorning." "The weekend illaa good a hne as any. It might even be a bet(er, surprise. Do we have to r~m the planes to the samealrfield?" 1 "No, you can drop them off at any AmericanAirForcebase,alt~ryour raid. Now would you like Uabiuty insurance in case you are bro,\eght in front of the tlnlted Nations Security CouncUalterthe-rald?" I "Sure, why not?" . "Here you are, sir. Take~ Hertz bus right outside, and you cjm pick upyourplanesfromourhangar." "Ob, by the way, we alaoio!tranted tb rent. an AWAC airplane caM Balanleria decides to attac our oil installationa in retiUation." I ,. "All our AWAC. have beelt ranted .by Saudi Arabia. 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OFF • • ' , SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR ~~;;·~·~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~§; Two persOIIB were inJured in a one- W.Va., causing moderate damage to car crash in Gallla County late Wed- both vehicles. Crabtree was cited for nesday afternoon. assured clear distance. Mary Lou McMahon, 26, La118ing, Troopers reported Nina L. Lucy, Mich., and a passenger, Nadine G. 24, Galllpolla, was not injured when McMahon, 50, also of Lansing, were she lost control of her vehicle on SR 7 both taken to Holzer Medical Center in Gallla County at 10 a.m. Wedby the Gallia EMS, where they were nesday, went off the left side of the treated and released. rliBd and hit a highway department The Gallla-Meigs Post of the Ohio sign. Highway Patrol said the McMahops Lucy was trying to avoid collision were travelling westbound on SR 554 with a deer when the accident'ocat 5:30 p.m. when the car went oil curred. Her auto was slighUy the right side of the rliBd, lost con- damaged. trol, veered off to the left side of the rliBd and overturned several timas ~ore coming to a resl·in an upright ...-.,--------- ---1 position. The car was demollahed, the report said. The patrol investigsted a twovehicle accident in Meigs County earlier in the day. The report said a vehicle drilben by Russell D. Crabtree, 21, Huntitlgton, W.Va., was slowing for stopped traf· lie on SR 7 at 11:30 a.m. and coasted Presents into the rear of an auto driven by .Vthur R. Campbell, 43, Parkersburg, THE 40 BIGGEST •TRIMMING >TOPPING •REMOVAL •SHRUB WORK . •FEEDING Drugs, Sundries • . Today Is Thunday, June 25, the I'lith day ollllll. There are 188 days left in theyear. . Today'l hlghllclltln hlltory; On June 25,111110, the Korean War began wlthNorthKorea'slilvaalon olthe Republic of Korea. On IIIII dlte: 1n1111, v~ raUfiedtheU.S. Collllltutlon. . In !Ill, Napolean Bonlparle made I farewell apeecb bef~ beinC ailed to St.Hel.... will~tm;~~:e!!:~t!~~· ~-------------.------------~ The Syracuae Squad at 6:39 a.m. took 0rts Hubbard from Fifth st., to Veterans Memorial Hospital and at 8:47 .m., Virginia Imboden, Minersville Hill, to Holzer Medical Center; RuUand at 2:5i p.m. and Frances Howery, Carpenter, to Veterans Memorial. ----+:__ w-asdi -re._" ' I I Emergency units . . answer eight calls c~tastrophes their propagation," ssid the 7& yearold founder of Value Line, whi,Ch has 100,000 subscribers at $330 u year and manages $1 billion in fWldS . It began during t~e p reat Depression, when Be!'llllard was working as an analyst for ,M)lody•s Investors Service. Hia widowed mother lost her estate (all st'ocks). He lost his job. "You can ..,ve no idea of what it meant to be out of a job in 1931,'' he said. "My sitUation l .¥ CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS SUBJECT?- To win n5 all you oeed to do II to ideDtify tbe "m)'llel')' frog". Penons DIIIJI idenUfy aDd a11o nbmlla slalemeal (25 words or less) as to wby ~bey woald llll:e to be aa bollorary gaad croaker. Here IU'e some more clues: He llll:es golf, wala lbe lal111'811ee bwlaesa aDd Ia aow 1 school teacher. Tbe day lbe plctare W81IU:en be bad jult had a tooth pulled. Mall to Paul Gerard, Melgl Couaty Jaycees, Pomeroy, Oblo45789. I The Defense Department keeps insisting that the United Slatea Is short of all types of mllitary weapons, from tanks to airplanes. We probably are. But every lime you Odell WilliaiiU! pickup the ReWBJIBper, there is an Rt. I, Crown City, Ohio announcement that we're selling our stull to some other country, or giving it away for free. No wonder we can't stockpile anything lor ourselves. • The lateat news bulletin, whiclr came right alter the Israeli raid on the nuclear lacillties ·In Baghdad, was that the president had agreed to sell ·F-168 to PaltiJtan. Now anyone in the U.S. Air Force will tell ypu oVEI(·VRO&AAWf,E.t> that they need every F-18 they can K\P. get. The question is, how do we keep supplying anns to ail our friends and sUll have any left to equip our own anned forces? There II a sOlution. Instead ol selling our equipment to every ally .that aab for it, we could rent the hardware on a dally or weekly buts. Working with Hertz, Avii and ather leasing companies, we could Rl up booOia at air, naval and Ami)' biles Berry's World - ' "the anti-nuclear people are on the phone. They want to know why we stopped : . with Iraq.'' . Communist · remarks WASHINGTON (AP) ...;. When President .Reagan goes to Peking, as be likely will next year, it won't be to '8811 'communism a doomed ~bei'Ntion . Nor Is he apt to remind the Chinese that he considers their system a "bizarre chapter in hwnan history." Th!>Se comments· were aimed at Moscow, although the Chinese are communists, too. On the same day Reagan, in Washington,loreca.st the inevitable, eventual coUapae ol the communist system, Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr., in Peking, iln· nounced that'the administration Is llfting. a 31-year ban on weapom sales to the largest or· communist heels.. .slip-ons, ankle straps, more! Special meeting Wreck leaves two injured I l.t-:TI'f:H."i OF IJI "INIUN 111 n· Wt•lntmt•d. Thl"}' shuwld bt• lt"JJ. thwn 300 "ntd ~ lttrqc . All h•llt•t:. art• suhjt•c·l Itt t'tl ilinJ: 111nd mu ~ t bt· sll[nt'CI ~llh Nl mt•, 111ddrt'NS a.nd' lclrphmw mtmbt• r l'lrlt tuusiJCnt•d h·Utn "ill ht• puhll ~ h l'd . I A'ltc•rs •h11uld tat• In l[t .. NI Lll ~ lt•, addr t'~~ IIIK . . ·NEW TRUCK- Tile OraugeTOWIIIIbip VoiiDIIeer . Fire lleplr1meat II aeartug cOmpletion ol lbll new fOIIJ'owbeel drive flre.rescae ttack, wblcb wW be used 011 . . . . . . , _ , flrel 111111 flrella bard to reacll areu. Nt'ws Ed ltur A Mf. MRf:R nl TtH· A!iSII('ia tl"d Pll'llll:, Inland A mt·ric·llln N n• s pa~pt· t PuDUshc•n A:tsuriatiun. Patient at Holzer Genuna Casci, Middleport, is a . -. Mary Brady :atld Nathan Brady, Vetenull Memorial H011pital Adplitted-Terry Fe11U101!, Weal Carpenter, filed lor dissolutjon of patient at Holzer Medical Center. Columbia; Andrew Fieldl, New marriage in Meigs County Common Her room nwnber is 421. Cards may be sent to her in care of the hospital. : Haven; Kennell! Hartley, Pcmeroy; Pleas CoUrt. FI'IIICel Howery, Albany; Tlmohty Devidlon, Pomeroy; Mary Tripp, Pllmeroy. Look what we have . Dlacbarged-DeUa Stahl, Jane GUkey, Veeter Walker, Carl DavidlOll, stlllley Truaell, Gertrude Craig, Patricia Cleland, Maxine Hobbs, Grace Bailey. ·. Admitted - Enuna Adams Racine; Ora Rice, Racine; Curtis Riffle, Pomeroy. asthe season! Discharged - Mary Jane TenBig news in little nant, Herbert Moore. reasons.'' In another case three years ago, involving a search by police of the Stanford Daily newsroom, he found it "sell~vident" that such searches burden the freedom of the press. For pollee to rwnmage through a newspaper's lUes is to raise "the possibility of disclosure of information received from confidential sources." A Virginia case dealt with a newspaper's report of certain closed proceedings before a judicial commission. state law made such· publication a crhne. No way, said Mr. Justice Stewart. "11 the constitutional protection of a free press To end marriage Hospital news ---+1-Jam_es_J._.K_,iL_r.pa_tric_k In his 24 years on the high ~. Mr.. Justlce Stewart never mlfaed a day of oral argument. He can]!d his . full sl)are of the load- proba~ly 300 opinions for the ~. another 350, more or less in separate op~. He was not ide~tilled with any Of the landmark deciaions in this ~od, and historlallB are not llkely IIi rank . hi:n among the' giants of the f:ourt. The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I \ �• 1981 B9rg moves to third round· TllllrJd• · June 25; 1981 _ The Daily Senlinei-Pa e-5 New Haven Dodgers _in 54 .victory ' WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Bjorn Borg took another step toward his sixth successive Wimbledon title and then talked of how playing on : the two show courts here bas helped him. . The Swede bas not had to play on an outside court at the All-England Club since he faced Australian Mark Edmondson In 1977. All his matches since then have been on either Centre Court or No.1. "Centre and No.I are much better,'' said the :>.!>-year-old Borg after his 6-4, Il-l, ll-3 second-round crushing of Mel PureeD of the United States Wednesday afternoon. "The hall bounces much better on those courts. It stands to re~son. They are not played so much. " . Center and No.1 are the enclosed · courts at Wimbledon, with some 22,000 seats between them- all sold - months before the tournament. They : are carefully tended and kept ex: elusively for the championships. . There are 16 other courts, most of : ; them free to spectators once they · • have paid their entrance money to · · the grounds. These courts are used all summer by All-England Club members. Borg 'was one of the few player . able to finish his Second-round mat. ch Wednesday before Wimbledon's traditional enemy, the wet English weather, ended play prematurely. Borg was particularly happy with his serve. "I think I'm timing it much better when I throw up the ball," he said. :· Big Bend standings, LrrrLE LEAGUE BOYS Pomeroy Pirates Syracuse New Haven Redll Mason Rangers RuUand • Middleport Indians New Haven Cubs Harrisonville Middleport Braves Pomeroy Powell'sGianl'i PEEWEE BOYS Mason Cub! MiddlepOrt C\ibs Middleport Mustangs Pomeroy Pizza Shack Syracuse • Mason Pirat.es • New Hnen Dodgers .. Rutland • New Haven Yankte! • Pomeroy PoweU's .. . . • Salem Center Harrisonville PEEWEE GIRLS . New Haven Braves ~ New Haven AngeLs • • Pomeroy Jim's Gull w 1 1 3 7 5 6 5 5• 2 ! 0 6 5 5 5 7 •3 w 6 6 5 5 •5 3 1 1 1 1 L 0 1 1 2 2 3 • 0 l 6 6 6 6 w L 7 6 6 : : Mason •0 . • MiddlepOrt Duste" • Pomeroy Dale C. Warner 0 0 ' • MiddlepOrt MidgeJ.. L 0 "I had a mucli, better feel. I was much more comfortable today." John McEnroe, who Tuesday was lined $1,500 and warned about his future behavior following lncidenta in his opening match against Tom Gulliltson, behaved faultlessly In his second-round match against Raul Ramire2 of Mexico, McEnroe, the No.2 seed, led Ramirez 6-3, 5-6 when rain halted the~- . Second-seeded Jimmy Connon won two tlebrealten to lead Chris Lewis of New Zealand 7-ll, 7-ll, 1-2 when the rains CIII!W. While McEnroe managed to stay • out of trouble, his close friend and doubles partner, Peter Flem,jng, took up where "Superbrat" left off Monday. Owners make offer NEW YORK (AP) - The major league baseball strike entered Day 14 today with the players association due to respond to new free-agent compensation proposals from the owners - and the owners in danger of losing their projected $50 million in strike insurance. The first face-te>-face bargaining sessions in five days broke up after less than two hours Wednesday as a grim-visaged Bob Boone of the Phlladelphia PhUUes, the National League player representative, termed the proposals "insignificant" while management expressed its displeasure with Boone's remarks. In Philadelphia, Common Pleas Judge Stanley M. Greenberg issued a temporary injunction blocking Uoyds of London from paying out any of the strike insurance the owners were to begin collecting Wednesday. Richie Phillips, the attorney for major league umpires, said the order was issued pending a hearing Friday on a class-action suit filed by the umpires' union, which accuses the owners of bad-faith bargifllng, partly · because of the existence of the insurance policy. The 26 major league owners paid Uoyds $2 million for Insurance that would pay each $100,000 per date lost -to the players' strike lor approximately seven weeks after the cancellation of the 1M games. The 1li.'lrd cancellation In the 13-day old strike took place Wednesday. Phillips said the suit was filed on behalf of the umpires and persons "si!DIIarly situated, namely those individuals or groups having contractual relations with major league basebaD ...municipalities, players, vendors, concessionaires.. .lt's our feeling that the million-dollars plWI a day the owners wiU receive from the insurance provides incentives and encouragement to continue the pattern of refusing to bargain to gain a full settlement of the dispute." The owners threw the baD back to the players when the Chief management negotiator, Ray Grebey, director of the Player Relations Conunittee, said that "the burden of movement at this point in time rests wlth the players association; they caDed the strike." r , • FIRST PLACE !'l'llmer In lbe Middleport Lillie , Coach Crdsoa Pratt; PbllJtlnC, Gerald Maare, Hie)' League T0111'118111eat were tbe Pomeroy Pfralel. FrGal r.u., DaVid Headrleb, Qlp Werry ud c.ch Pldl Harril011. _.bleat were Coach Lloyd KfDC and Brlu row- U·rl Todd CuliWDS, Rei:Hagy, DuCarl,Rodd Layb. Hanisen, Brian Freeman, Greg Flelcll. Beet row - • PLACING SECOND In the Mlddlepor! Uttle Leape Tourumeat wu Harrls011vfDe's Bobcata. Piclured, front, 1-r - Juou Rape, Marty Cllne, Seolt Wllllaml, Cbrll Halllag, and Gary TllllJ. Bark nw - No shouts of Play Ball or you are out of the game . Uyou ask me, It's a darn shame. So I am asking the playel'!i and ownel'!i alike ..... on The ball parks are empty, the fans are sad It may be the shortest season we have ever had. 3 In alhlr pee - actiCII Pomeroy Ponll'l defeated Salem Center's J1an1en JU. The win boosted Powell'• record to z.e. Terry Fleldl, Nlct King, Dennll Boollll llld Todd Smith combiDed for 10 llrlteouts and 10 niU enroute to lbe win. Sbuler 'llllffered tbe 10111 with llx llrllteoula and ~eVen rn., left te rlcbl, Lee Gllnlel, Todd HyHII, Brian Tr• •m, Dea'Donl, BWy Brolllen, James Norman, ~ ~~. . Tom Jeffen; secoud row, left Ill right, Manager Tom Hynll, C01cb Don ,HUDIIe~ ArUe HUDIIel, Scott Powell, Lee Powell, Steve Mosser, Brian ~n&eiJ and Coach John Musser. ~~;~~~::~~~~~::::~::::::::::~ hro and Cooper and KeUy Rizer each JEAN5-N·THINGS ' liii8Jed- For Syracuse leatllnc hitters were N. Guinther with a triple and single, · T. Sluts with a double, B. Adkins a double, R. Nance a double and JW Nease a double. T. ·Adkins SiDgled once for Syracuae. Transactions w' t ~·rru•c"­ AII toMa'CLEVELAND INDIANS-S1&ned Neal lloolaa, pildlor, IIIII uolped lim to ~ ot the - . . . . Leque. II.UDftAU, ....... 21 .......u. --'--- CHic.IOO ~~- Jerry Sloon, ~ to PociiiAU" callnd. ... Bill: Wul> tocilo, ~ LOif AIIGIW!S IWIII-Namod Olarlle Hoi lo .....una llalf. SJ&ned Bob <*.-.. end, inltoo. - - PttTSBURGR LB WILl HAVE ABOOlH AT THE ARTS AND CRAFTS BUILDING DU~ING lHE REGAnA·AND THE STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN FOR ASTOREWIDE SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAlURDAY . WllH HATS FEATURED: STRAW, FELT, SUEDE, ' HOLSUI HOTDOG OR HIIBURIER I 5 . \ I \ ' DENIM, VELVET, ALL ON SALE. STEI!LERB-S1gned 11ar11n. wide ,_,.,, and DaYid ·~. lleabecbr. 111iiA1TLE SI!AIIAWKS-Named "'* too - 10 . BUPTAID '" 1 ' ~P"' ~ Holt, JWIAB aTY a!JErS-Slpod J-, ,._,. *" oncl Wayne ID LIMIT COUPOIS .....una ·JEANS.N·THINGS Doug llalf. New at Diamond.SaVU.,sl I' A REAL BUY I \ To hurry up and settle this baseball strike. 6 0 FOVR111 PLACE - Pomeroy Pcnrell'a Glaata toot ft111111 place ln'lbe IDDul PcnreD's Lillie League T---' wbleb 9ded Sallllay.TIIe lelm lncludea: J'tuw.toy ldtten were Joe Roush with a llngle llld double, Dennis Boolbe I double and o!Jicle, J:llder CUIIIUIII a triple and double, Steve . Foultrod ·nro triples, .and Tmy rteldl' a trlpJe. Fields addeel' two llinCiel. Cary lletllnl two linglea, and Nlclt Kinl a single. Leading Salem Center were Shawn McGuire with I doUble llld single, Keith Hlcb a triple, Jbn Stone, Jeremy StoneandKeUy Ogden~ea. In girl's IICiftblll action Letart defeated 8yraeule lW behind the hlttlnc and tbe pitchiJic ri Alana Lya. Lyons finned one llld waiited jllll one In lbe effort. T. StaiB auf. fered lbe lOIII with tine lllrllteouta and two ftJU. Letart Ia now 3-2 lbe}'Nr. Leadln8 Letart hitters were Roberta G..- witb a lrlple, double, and tinlle, Mendy Hill a triple IJid thrie llinllel. Kenda Rizer alrtple IJid two linglea, Alana Lyons two dlubletl, llld Trllcy BeecJe, Jodie lllrril, and Lori Adami with a double and lingle. Karla Smith a6- The owners said you can go home and stay Uottl we see wbo gets their way. No hot dogs, no peanuts, no Crackerjacks I sure wlsb they would bul'l')' and get back. FRIDIY·SITURDAY SPECIALS! NlliiJer eltcb a lincJe. June 12, 19111 was a sad day for all When the base baD players said we will not play ball. No All Star Game and maybe no World Series Can make a basebaD fan's llle seem awful dreary. 5 6 ..... . Baseball strike 0 1 2 , .Nft Hav,n Dotlpn IIII'I'OWiy dlflatetl """""""'I MoJI!enp 5-t In ioellllop' Pie Wee!Aque act1oa Mte ~. r-rt tte wu the wlniiiDc pttcllir with 12 atrikeoutl end fGur ..... Matt Balter llllffend lbe 1011 with 12 ~t!l and .four · Nn Haftll bad four bits and Mlddltpolt u ldta In tile Cllltilt. For tbe' ~ E. Freabette bad two • • · and R. Grimm lad one doable IJid one ~~nc~e. Mlddleport ltltten were Sean Glblll with me doable and one linlle, Mitt Baltez two """" and Cbrll Becter, Sctltt Louise Gilmore 4FU¥01S • m,h Interest Rate • Short Term - ~;~ ' ·" RUNNERS-UP - The Middleport Cube Pee Wee league l'llllllers-up are team membera: (lint row~ Joey HyseD, Ogden, Mike Frasb, Todd Hood, Damll Michaels and Aaron Davlll. Second row- Joey Loving, --- :--~ David Smith, Jay Humphreys, Brian Smith, Lute llul' dette, Dusty Tobias, Eddie Croob aDd Seolt Meltoa. Third row- Richard Ricbmond, MIUord H)·sel~ Larry Hogden and Bob Melton. • Pratt. Bilek row (1-r), Alldrea Rigs, Val Jelfe..,llllrll G - , Dealle SteplJ, Lori PlclleU, A111fe Hallleld, l'lraiii'Swflldell ud Belli G~. Tile wi 1 are -elledby,TomGraeoerudWallyHaCfteld. Here's a unique opportunity for you to earn high Interest on as little as $2.500 in just 89 days. - ,O ur Ready·Access Fund is a' repurchase agreement between you and Diamond Savings. Quit~ simply. we transfer to you an Interest in a, U.S. government (Or government agency) !ecurlty. After 89 days. we repurchase your agreement for what you originally paid plus interest. ..,. ..._....t rate. Interest rates are determined daily by market conditions. But, unlike money market funds. the Interest rate Is fixed at the date of purchase for the term of the agree· met)t. You may reinvest at rrillturtty at the prevailing Interest rate. Or we'll transfer your , fUnds directly Into a Diamond Pay·by·Phone /NOW or other savings account. inade anytime after 14 days, provided a $2.500 balance Is maintained. FRI-sAT OILY! TilliE 4 r.-..... . ,. ... ROLL PII ·-yAII""Z_Ia_818...... MICMtW.._It . . . la •Y u.. a..u ...... . ce,....... ...,....... ....,..._ ...,•••,,... ............ . .. - Today'• rate: 12.5% '· A REAL BUY! per annum Fll SIT liLY r: were...._.• f•• .. PEE WD LBAGVE dw tile Mdf111111 CUi. Plt1D111d are letiJD. •mhin Mae llie4, Jflf a-,, Brtu Kelnl. ANl LOANCONPANV We dare you to compare! I I Zll W. MAll IIZW POIEIOY, OHIO H M 11lu& • ~tn• Fri. N I liTH ReaciJ·Aco••• l'aacl from Dl••oacl .......... We're leading the way for saversand Investors to get more for their money. Stop In today. We'll help you earn more. too! • .. . r--a SAT OILY No peaa1tiea or r.... Cancellation of the agreement may be made anytime after 14 days with · total interest earned to date and no penalties. And you don't pay a brokerage fee to purchase the Ready-Access Fund. .._rt tena. Your agreelllent matures In only 89 days. $500 minimum withdrawals may be ... ... FRI ULLII • $1,500 Minimum • No Penalties or Fees I POMEROY elalmed lint place In lire Seafor IICJ6. ballleape lourDameal held by Mlddleporl rteeldly. Oa the champf-blp team are, 1-r, Jell!l)' Deatley, KeDy Rought, Alleela Prall, Mary Meore, Teresa PUSTIC n· IZ Ill II LIMIT �., • Thursdly, June ~~~~--------:.~~!!!!!!..l . ~--4---------n:~~ .. ~ . · b 'h Garden Club mem ers s ·ow western . Mrs.Clarice Krautter and Mrs. Rosema . ry Young gave a demonstraton program on "Desert Sun" at the recent meeting of the Chester Garden Club held at the home of Mrs Maurita Miller with Mrs Mary Huffman as assisting hostess. · Suggestive of the desert of western locale, Mrs. Krautter used wood flowers and wheat in a tall wicker vase placed on a colorful mat for one of her arrangements. For another featuring cactus she used a tall container with dried materials and on a Social Calendar burnt orantie mat with orange macrame beads she placed a double vase made of clay by the Pueblo·Indiags In New mexico, a Vlllle traditionally used In their wedding ceremony: In the double vase~ used fern fonds, dried leaves 811d stalls. Mrs. Young used a collection of field flowers In an arrangement using blue and yellow feathers, a tomahawk, and a drwn all on a woven mat .· Her second arrangement was stlij life snd ineluded pheasant feathers and flowers in a small clay pot and a Colorful Coil ~--~et. """" Mrs. Kathryn Mora gave the devotions and snips of wisdom were . . Th a~r~11gemen~ _l , gi~~TwllaJiuckleyontliesplder Legionfol'l~p~olllofemorial plant. She noted ihat It Ia native to Day. 'J'he ~Vie project of~ub for South Africa and · makes· 811 ldel!l next year will Include and hanging bilsket which laeeds little flowers by the club at the Cheater llgbl or care. It is sometimes caJied Cemetery· , 811 airplane plant, she said, and ex· Itwasnotedihatnlnemembersatplalned to propogate baby shoots. II tended the regional meet~n~~ and can be placed In water .for ~ Mace! Barton had given a program weekSndthenputlntopoltingsoll. on house plant care at the MidNineteen members snswel'led roll dleport Gal'lden Club. An Invitation call by naming their favorite rose. A W&S received fl'lom the Rutland thank-you letter as read from the Fnendly Gardeners to. an open Senior Citizens Center for a flat of meeting and .,fiower show. Mrs. salvia plants used around the Buckley ihanked the club ~ber,s · building. essed fhor a suns~gifita~'!edecelv~ while qarden Club members eliJlr er son was"'"'" ... . 1 thanks to the Chester trustees for the It was noted that tflower care of the cemetery and to the fire arrangements were made fl!l' the department and the American Eastern alumni banquet with Sheila 1' Sentinel A~s:~.•: • TayJorancj'CariiChivallerueball'meD; and •for the ehelter banquet with Eleanat. Knl1ht and Edna Woodlluchalriuan. The alate convention to be held Aug.4,5andhtDeniBoiiUniverslty ~~ announced '?,th the theme Eut Meelll West. Oriental dreu wW be the attire for the Tuesday evening banquet. Dolla~OIII ofllems are requested fl!l' the Aug. ~ sllent auction. DiJplayed at the meeting was a two-container a!Tangement using Sandyberlsnarilrlsety byof. Virglnlab~dBettywell, .a v ~ 'I """· Dean. Mrs. Chadwell won the door ""'•• The ,.. -· July picnic wll be at Royal Oak Park. :::;=~~~=~ Paonerw, Ohio taiW,' 111:1-1111. Second P'O!III•potdaCPmlero)',Oblo.\ =. . -r:ThoAMociatodPr-.lnlandOO r:-:,,=:;: ~... ~.. Advertlainl Repre,.nt.Uve, Branham . ~::-,:"v~ieW Third Avenue, New · ~~~=~o:'~&~lly · =~~~.;:, One week .... .... .................. 8:::~:': ::::::: : 11.011 ::::::::::::::: :·.t:: s!NGL£COPY Daily .......... r.II1Cf:S ........ 15 Centll Subocribe" oot ·deslrinlllo pey the may remit in advance direct to ·.-~ _,...., THURSDAY s.nunet 00 , 3, a or 12 '1'0IIlh INuJIII. TWIN CITY SHRINEITES, picwiU be given earner each 111011!11. nic, Thursday, 6 p.m. at the Mason · No IUblcripUOill by mall pfnnH~ in IOWJlll Park. where home carrier service is avaUable. BOARD OF TRUSTEES of Columbia Township Thursday at 11 a.m. at lMonth . ltO.IO the township building. · · Slxnwntll .......... ..• .............. 117.10 RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club, The Long Bottom United sang' "The Lord's Prayer,'. ' which Okey Connolly, John Suttle, Warren their love ·and· prayers during the JVear . .. .. ... 133.011 Thursday, 6:30 p.m. picnic at MethodistChurchobservedFather's was followed by a talk by Mrs. Connolly, Harlls Frank, Johnnie pastfiveyears. th · ~~:rv=• Forked Run State Park. Program by Day on June 21 with a carry-in din- Frank on the subject, "Mountains of Kibble, Joseph Bissell, Ronald Following the hymn "Fai of our Montll ....... ....... ............ 111.011 3 the naturalist. ner and a special program. There Blessings." Cowdery, Dorsel Larkins and Tom Fathers", the closing prayer was of6 Montll ........ .............. · .. · 110.011 1 FIGURE FIGHTERS, 6:30 p.m. were 68 persons in attendance. Aweards were presented to Gruenqyeld. rfiered~b~y~Mrs~ · ~· ~Leona~~H~e~118~le~y,~;;;;-!!~ ;Y;ea;r;" ;' " ;" ;" ;" -~,'; ";";.. ;· : .; .'.; ..;PI;.Oil;_~ Thursday at the Racine Fire Station. Following grace by the Rev. Thoinas Spencer, the youngest To mark the return of Rev. SATURDAY Richard Thomas, who now begins father present, and to Johnnie Kible, Thomas for another conference HERITAGE DAYS at the Meigs his sixth year of ministry on the the oldest father. All fathers present year, Ronald Cowdery, ad· Museum, 1to 5 p.m. on Saturday and charge, a meal was serv~, with the were brought forwal'ld to receive a minlstrative board chalrpeson, Sunday. Several displays and menandboysservedfirst. gift and recognition. These were: presented Rev. and Mrs. Thomasa exhibits. The program opened with a Kenneth Frecker, Dale Welsh, cal'ld and gift of money, Rev. FRIDAY prelude by Mrs. Marjorie Welsh, Joseph Connolly, Thomas Spencer, Thomas thanked those present for MEIGS COUNTY REACT team followed by words of welcome by ...------'----------------~ picnic, Friday, 7 p.m. at southbound Jared Spencer. Congreatlonal park on Rt. 33; for members and singing was led by Mrs. Bonnie Thomas, with prayer offered by families. ·YARD AND BAKE SALE Thur- Mrs. Eloise Connolly. Mrs. Delores sday and Friday at Carl Barnhill Frank, program coordinator, inresidence, Tuppers Plains, 9 a.m. to troduced the following children who 4 p.m. daily, sponsored by adult gave recitations : Melissa Wells, class of St. paul United Methodist Chipper Shuttle, Tina Connolly, Amy Connolly, Melinda Wells and TornChurch. my Groeneveld. Readings were SATURDAY CHICKEN BARBECUE Saturday given by Pauls Frecker and Krisli beginning at 11 a.m. behind Sheppard. Amy Connolly presented Pomeroy Fire Station sponsored by a piano sol~. Devotional messages Pomeroy Fire Department. Dinners were prepal'led by Larry Cowdery on "traiolng" and Brian Connolly on $3, chicken only $2.50. BUFFET SUPPER at Pythian 4'victory''. Readings were also presented by Sisters hall, Wilkesville, Saturday Mrs. Mae McPeek and Mrs. Irene from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults $3, Starcher. Rev. and Public invited. ~~:~.~ Lang .Bottom Church observes Father's Day zs; 1981 Lee· rs WE ARE CLEANING ALOT OF OLD STOCK OFF OUR · SHELVES, AND PUTTING THEM ON OUR SIDEWALK AT LOWER THAN EVER PRICES! DAN'S BQ9T SHOP . Ohio STOP BY AND SEE 'uR VILLAGE PHARMACY PH . 992-6669 Middleport, Oh. N. 2ndAve. Professional Studio · PORTRAITS . st1 · -s~ 0 ~Nt;J,o£P .. ,•h.•:. . · . ~,.-.,s~ TWO TWIN. · BEDS \PLATFORM ROCK.ER 00 UNFINISHED READY TO ASSEMBLE . -- - .. COLOR PORTR~IT PACKAGE 24 Pictures: 2-8X IO's, 3-5X7's, 15 wallet size and 4 color charms• • No extra charge for groupo- charm• not In package ol group pictures • Additional package• only $12.00/no depooit • Beautilul background• available • You must be satislied with portrait• or depoelt cheerlully relunded • Poses our selection CHAIR . . --.. - . . SOLID AMERICAN HARDWOOD READY TO STAIN & STURDY MASSIVE cON.STRUCTION SUPERIOR QUAUTY AT REASONABLE tolfl packegt prlct deposit PR.ICES. Extra Special ! 23- June June 21 Photographer Hourt t·r a=.l \ & +>"""~ ~ .~ \ SPEED QUEEN HEAVY DUTY . WA·SHER ~· Relatives and friends are !n, Vlted. The Community Wives Clu6 of Chesler will be taking part In Satur- · Spends week here .day's Bill Bend Regatta parade. . Club inellibefa will be tossing candy Stevie Knight of CalendOnla has , to children along the route and wW · spent the past week here vlsiUng his also tciiB small plutic containers grandparents, Mr.l!fld Mrs. Chester which bold gift certificates. Children Knight, Pomeroy. They returned getting the gift certificates are to him to Calendonla and while at the turn them In at the aria and craft home of bi8 WW~ts, Mr. and Mrs. fair near the Meigs High ·School Terry Knight, observed Stevie's 13th stadium. birthday. 14 CUBIC .FOOT. ........................... s399 15 CUBIC FOOT.. ..............;............$499 18 CUBIC FOOT.. ...........................~518 25 CU. FT. FREEZER....................s499 DEHUMIDIFIERS .· • 18 PT. CAPACITY ...................;....... •179 23 PT. CAPACITY..................~ ...... s199 37 PT. CAPACITY................. s219 . ! • · Ill Your Portrait Store. I ·~Jim~ Tl1ere ..... I b m - . iDd eiabt memllen In attendance. Plans """' 8llde lor li cJ\e members to atl<rld .,H ...,. at Jacbon. A report "'"' pven by Jared Sboell .., hit a1eer project and by Wesley and ~- Howard on thOir lamb proJect. For ......dar\ au puticlpalod In agome ollollball. Tho . . meet!Jil will be held .. Satunlay' J\11\t 11. ; 1be Merry Maken: + Five 4-H Oub met JWJt 4 at the home of Becky Lee. Tbere were nine me~ ben and Ibm adviaon in ottendance. Thoy ......... JociCinl daltll, a trip and projedo. A . demonltrltlon ••• aJven by Becky lee on .....,... cooldng. Refroslvnenlll _, aerved bylleck)ll.eo. . The aut meot1n1 will be JWM! 20 at 7:3l p.m. at the Pltror home. The 11Wblllies4-ll Club mel June 3 at the l1ome ol.Billy Dyer with five membei'I, two visitors, iDd two advllon In attendanct. Tho group dllc•d a ftoat for the Fourth of July and buylnl T-thtrll for ..u manberl\. A ctemonJtnUon Wllpven by Billy Oyer on 0118 prod..,. Have recent . visitors here Dr. J. Wilmer Lambert, new RCA ::U~J=.~~~~:'resl> The liOJII meetlnj! will be June 10 at the Harris home. The Better Beef uvestodt .,H Club met M.ay 21 at the rooldence ol Brian COnnolly wltll 20 ....men and one adTIIor in attendance. A di8culalon wu held on taking a trip eo Kings lal.tnd and getllng a loading cb!te approved. David Gaul gave a demonJtratlon on showif\8 the parla o1 a steer'• bcldy. Refreohmentll were,.~ v~:.;et~inu be June tlat the craig BoUnhome. . no. Country Coosino .,8 Club mel May !ll at witl110 membera and ~mt!;~J:a.~=-~~ cam~mhmel\111 ""'" oerved by each mom- the home o1 Amy Ritchie l:t ~CooN)':"..lra"!t,":..t~s':r"n:; home 11 KeUy llwl!iu witll nine membera and madvllon in attendance. The)' diaclaoed firot aid, foods, .,H camp, and fature trips. R.!fresl> Rtcrealloo wu direcCt<l by Lllrl Burt<e. mentll......,oervedbyaUmomberstromcooO!nJgl prjeda. The COwiCry c..atna ~ Club met une 10 a! the horne o1 u.. Burt<e with nine members :.W=:.=~:=i~lid= planned a wtiri 1 pony for Auguat. Refreshrnentll w•ruerved by everyone In lhe club. Tho nert meetlnil will be held June 24 at the mldenctoiAIIceandAmyRI~hle. Enters HMC en. Bill Matlack of near Pomeroy tered the Holzer Medical Center today (Thursdsy) and Is scheduled . to uqllergo surgery Fridsy. SIDEWALK SALE BAHR CLOTHIERS ~~Ha~ro~l~d~an~d~Rh~e~a~N~om~·s,~R~t.~2,~B~ox~~~~~~~;~MI~d~d~~~r~t~,~O~~hlo~;;;;~ pers Elementary had 174, Albany, are the camp directors. springPlalna flower planting atSchool the Tupbeen completed. Mrs. John Rice will be chairman of the yearbook 'committee with Mrs. Harley Rice, Mrs. John ..Ubaugh, and Mrs. Glen Stout as committee members. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Leota Massar was won by Mrs. Rubal Caldwell Mrs. Floyd Stout had a qulz on flowers. · WE LOST OUR ROOF I LOTS OF RAIN DAMAGED MERCHANDISE! WE Will HAVE OUR SIDEWALK SALE ON OUR SECOND FLOOR STARTING FRIDAY AT 9:30 A.M. CAN YOU BELIEVE ALL RAIN DAMAGED MERCHANDISE Will BE OF SHOES SIDEWALK SALE 80% OFFI?I 62 PR. LADIES' DRESS PANTS ..................~~~.~~!.·.~.............SALE 13.59 51, PR. LADIES' WRANGLER TOPS. .. ~.~~)~:~.~.~.~~~:~~ ... SALE 12.191'3.79 ;' 68 PR.''MISSY WRANGLER JEANS ....~!~.~~~·~~..~..~~.~:~~... SALE 13.35i'5.19 24. PR. SHOES .....~~.~·..'~·?.~~·.~~...... SALE !Kr1'1.30 . . ANGEL TREAD HOUSE . 1 17 .SWEAT SHIRTS . .... :.......... J~~.~'.s)... _....... }!~:.?:~.~ ........... SALE 1.59. I FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY! ' RACK OF MISC. SHOES ME~'S WOMEN'S $300 ~~ - ssoo GROUP MEN'S & WOMEN'S • GROUP MEN'S SHOESp WORK SHOij SOME STEEL TOE R I c . 25 PR. MEN'S SWEAT PANTS. .....................~.~~:.'.~:~~.......... SALE '1.59 J9 ASSORTED RUGS.............................~.~~:.'~·~~~:~~...... SALE 5~1'1.79 \6 LADIES' SWEATERS ............................... ~~~:.:~~·~~............ SALE '3:79 19 DENIM SKIRTS ............................ ~.~::~~~:~.~:'~.~:!~... SALE 12.59/13.79 1 ·· · · Reg 1899 9 HOODED SWEATSHI~TS ............................... :... :.............. SALE 11•79 MEN'StBOYS' CAPs .. .'.......................:..~~~·.:~:!.~~. ~~ ..... SALE 35'1'1.39 58 PR.' GIRLS' PANTIES ......................... ~!~:.!.~::~:~~........ SALE 15'/47* MEN'$, WOMEN'S, CHI.~REN'S SOCKS .....~~~.~!·~~:~ ....... SALE ll'f70' E I . WOMEN'S ' : ' DREsS -WHITES ...-....:...... 30% $299 ~ s349 SHOP OUR OUTSTANDING BARGAINS INSIDE AND OUT AT OUR Announce camp deadline heritage house 19" '' LOTS OF ODDS AND ENDSI PIU.OWS, GIRLS' JACKETS, GIRlS' COATS, CCMBOt !IA'IS. 1 ~ ND _ GROUP 121NCH WIDE TURF 14 INCH..............~ ....,..........~ ....... $298 • 18 I·NCH .....................-..................... !249 Celebrates birthday • ' CALORIC GAS RANGE UNDER COUNTER DISIMASHERS ByPollyFlaher use soap on ivory because it can dwichesareeaaiertopackandeatif Speclal .correspondent darken and stain it. - POLLY ~ you u8e pita bread instead of regular DEAR POLLY- Could you please Dli:AR POLLY - When members sliced bread. These bread "pockets" print in your colwnn the method for of your lamily put their cloti\es In · can be stuffed with any kind of filling cleaning ivory the ·hamper, have them put in the and the sandwich won't fall apart keys on an orgall? hangers as well. On wash day, ull the daring either wrapping or eating.I'd like to try and hsngers will be there ready to'bimg J .. remove the yellow things up as soon as they come oul of DEAR POLLY - When I bake a along with the the dryer. : cake to pack In my husband's lundUBI and dirt. A good place to rise yeast doughs chbox, I make a square layer, split it JEANNETI'E when you're in a hurry is on iop of in half and put the two halves DEAR JEAN- ' the clothes dryer while ,jou're together with frtl6tin~. I don't frost NE'ITE - Ivory drying a load of laundry. The warm the top. Wtth the fJ'IOSting m the rrudnaturaliy yellows PoUr dryer makes dough rise twice as die, it doesn't stick to the waxed with age, so you probably won't be fast. - MARLENE paper or plastic wrap when I pack it. able to tompletely bleach out the . DEAR POLLY Lunch box san· DEBBIE Rayon Young . yellow. In fact, most connoisseurs o f . ----------. ivory prize the rich yellow that comes with age. However, you might be able to lighten the yellowing somewhat by wiping the keys with lemon juice. For regular cleaning, wipe with a soft flannel cloth soaked In rubbing Rayan E. Young recently alcohol. After cleaning either with celebrated her third birthday with the lemon juice or alcohol, be sure to aparty at the home of her parents, Immediately dry keys thoroughly Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young. ' with a dry soft flannel cloth. Never .A Holly Hobbie theme was carried out for the party and In the cake decorations. Clown Ice erearri cones were also served. Attending were Rayan •S gran d" mother, Mrs. Elmore Boice, Nonna and Myrtis Parker, Shannon and Brook Coats, Andy Dillard, Joan Weyersmiller, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Young of Sidney, Thelma McKelvy, The registration deadline for the Huntington, W. Va.; Marsha and Big Bertd Day Camp program at the Jennifer Barnhart and Sharon, Meigs County Girl Scouts is June :10. Keith and Sandy Mattox. The fee for girl scouts is $8 while the fee lor non-scouts is $9. Re · t t'o d · to be t Host garden club gJS ra 1 nan money IS sen to the Big Bend Day Camp, c-o Mrs. Mrs. Glen Stout and Mrs. Floyd Becky Mankin, 34340 Texas Road, Stout were hostesses .for the Ross Pomeroy, 45769. Garden Club's snnual picnic held at · There will be a unit leaders' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout meeting on Sunday, July 12, from 2 and attended by 26 members and to 4 p.m. That morning there will be guests. Mrs. Carl Barnhill gave a cleanup session. Camp will be held grace preceding the picnic. . at Kiashuta near Chester, from 9 Mrs. John Arbaugh presided at the a.m. to 3 p.m. daily with overnights meeting with Mrs. Barnhill giving for juniors, cadettes and seniors on devotions using !1CI'iplure fi'IDm Mall. Wednesday and Thursday nights, FRIDAY & SATURDAY 5 and poemS, "The Window of Gold" and Tuesday and Wednesday nights • and "The Kingdom of God." Mem- for Brownies. Transportation to and bersgavetheLol'ld'sPrayer. from the camp is the parents' . Mrs. Harley Rice reported that the responsibility. .-------------..;_----..------1 '399 ! ........ MIDii£NIT, OHIO Sy'racuae Church' of the Nazarene. Dr. Lambert spoke at the Sunday evening aervlee which was followed .., byafei!OWBlliphour. · AI the same lime the Rev. James Kittle, pastor, ,was surprised In honor of bi8 blrthdsy. He was pmenled two birthday cakes, one by Norman Presley and the other by Mrs. Hazel Hayes, alongwith.seveal glfta. A salad bar was prepared for all thoee attending. ' Besides Dr. and Mrs. Lambert, others attending wre the Rev: and Mrs. James B. Kittle, Mrs. Hazel Hayes, Jim and Thelma Miller, Leonard and Ora Baaa, Mrs. Maggie w~. Mrs. Emma Hayman. Bernard and Sylvis Cook, Beverly and Lennie Dowell, Calvin and Peggy Dowell, Norman and Gladys Presley, Mrs. Ella Quillen, Mrs. SIB Qmdlff, Fred, Sandra and Ben Presley, Gordon and Suaan Wb)elnnner, Mrs. Elladene Watson, Sherm and Micltey CUndiff, Junior, Geraldine and Harvey Martin, WIIUe, Beverly and Chrla Guinther, Jeff and Cheryl Kittle, Ralph and J811 Lavender, Clyde and Debbie Triplett, Beci9' and Doug Laven· der, Mrs. Fannie Aleshire, Eugene Jeffers, Mary, Pauls and Becky Winebrenner, WenCly and Adam Triplett, RichaJ'Id DaviB, Richard Cook, Quia Grindley, Jason Powell and John, Scott and Leroy Barton. . boo, facta abOtlt railing chlckena, and the IIJ\\OUI\t o1 roam and llabt each needs. Recreation wuwatchlnsT.V. Relnohmenlsweru•rvedby BWyOyer. TholiOJIIJ1l«tinswillbeJune22atUOp.m. at the Rile realdence: TheFive·Polntllllucb.,HclubmetMay2ht the home ol Jom Beaver witll eight membera aOO two advt.ora ln attendance. AdiJaaaion wu held"' t-11 camp, changealn tbefatr-. and COLOR TV ' BAKER.FURNITURE • Meigs· 4-H news . -I Cleaning iv,ory keys a proble~ Wi~e's In p~rade •n..'c..ntry ClOV!nl met June hi the home li · , . . Polly's Pointers A hymn aiDg will be held at the tnternatlooal from Middleport Chitr- Freedom GGcJpel Mlaslon at Bald .ch or,the Nuareile ware at Kings · , Knob Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Singers Island for 811 .outing June 16. The will be "The S\Uij'lac! Quartet" li ~ · inc!llded Jeff Bauchman, Chester. The public Ia Invited. Trent Nab, ~ey Broome, Mark · ' Smith, Brian Broome, Ua Aahley, · PlmWalburn,DeanaGood,Darleue Reunion Sunday Good, Ebna Imboden, Angle_ White, The 50th snnual Spencer reunion, ·Ja~ Good, D9nna Good, Randy descenciants of Dave and Mary Fell Imbodell and Albert Imboden. Spencer, wW be held Sunday at the Chaperones were Judy Broome and 'Twin City Shrine Park In Racine. Jlldy White. There will be a baske.t dinner·al12 '399 Pantlar: Grind Prix F~ FIOO, .Ranger .$3 u .... Tu.e s.,.Wed., Sat.: 10·1; 2-6 · Thurs . & Fri. 10· 1; 2·5:30; 6·8 Lunch 1·2 185 Upper .River Road, . 88SQ. YD. • Ask About Our lOX 13 (11Xl4 matted) Decorator Portrait Datu ADMIRAL .. REFRIGERATORS .'288 CO"'PLETE 12 CUBIC FOOT.............................s329 .... ..• / . Memben ilf the Nalarene Youth I bert,Ohio wereDistrict, recent and viBltors the Irs! Mrs.atLam- western Is fashion .. .Western is Lee! And these lrim I I!!In' L~ · ,. jeans and jacket are here lo prove 11. They II! smooth and m . The Westerner jean has !he popular branded leather pa!ch, . · pound curve hip pocke!. Both are tOO% cotton, lA·ounce de. n bleached or unbleached... and they' re jus! abou! as au!hen!lc l ou can gel. The·Daity Sentinel-Page-7 Hymn sing Sqturcl,ay district superintendent rf. the CIOn- GREAT VALUES AT OUR .. lrt and around.Meigs· Attend outing Publlahed every lltornoon, M...._,; tlll'OIJIDI - Cllevrolet 4door TO~S, SKI MASKS, BATH SElS, PAINTER~ PANTS, TIGHTS, ETC. All SALES CASH AND AU. SALES ANAL SUMMER PURSES . -. 40% - -· OFF REG. PRICE WE WANT TO nfANI OUR INSURANcE OOMPAtn (Downing.ChikiS) WI1H EACH TUIIIOCKI ....... .. PURCHASE OV£R · I 11110 992·3307 ' ..... I FRII PAIR \ . . . . . . . .. . . FOR MAKING AFAST AND JUST SETR.EMENT .. MIDDLEPORT DEPT.' STO.RE .' • I I , ' I �Pa e-8-The Dail Sentinel p'robiellll with heJpfuJ hints and . recipes for the cancer patient. MI. McKinley wiU ·'ctbluct the cJau. Dr. Manafiald wU1 deal with coi«H'eccaa cancer and a local dentist with oral cancer at the final class. Other members of the cmnmittee who wiU be .-alsting wtth the cancer cluses are causes cancer, the miscoJDceptiona, and how cancer can be controUed and/or cured. • 'l)e second class to be held on July 21 will deJ) with cancer and how it affecta the Ufe style with Carolyn S. McKinley, !IOdal program coordinator of the Division of • Cbl'onlc Diseases, Department of Health and RhOJI. da Dalley, R.N. li Veterans Memorial Hospital conducting the class. The third class will deal. with the nurneroua support programs available wtth Mli. McKinley being SBBisted by representatives of the Meigs Chapter of the American Cancer Society. Learning to cope with cancer will also be a consideration of the program. The fourth class will deal with cancer and nutrition, the effects of radiation and chemotherapy, as well as general eating P'u lcsupper•• '!be. Pytblan 8lll.en wU1 bave a bUffet IIJIIIIII' fnm 0to. p.m. Satur- Win church 'Bible Bowl' Cancer education classes to b~gin wee~ly on/ ]ulj 14 Plans were finalized Tuesday for the Cancer Education Classes to begin on July 14 and continue weekly from I to 3 p.m. on Tuesdays for five consecutive weeks at the Senior Citizens Center. Open to the public free of charge, the classes are sponsored by the Ohio Department of Health In cooperation with several health and social organizations. There will be no advance registration required and · residents may attend any one or aU of the classes. A question and answer period with doctors and other health personnel wiU foUow each class. Dr. Wilma Mansfield wiU have the first class which wiU deal with the prevention and early detection of cancer. She will discuss cancer and what it is, why it is a major problem, what • rt, Ohio Eleanor Tbomaa and SIISIIII OUver of the Senior Qtlzens Center; Pat Arnold of the American Cancer Society, and Charlene HoefUch of The Daily Sentinel. At Tuesday'a meeting, Mrs. Arnold reported on various educational materials which wiU be uaed and distributed at the five classes. Mrs. Dalley, R.N. displayed evaluatim materialil and the various method8 · of. publicizing the lree ~ were discussed. It was decided that refreshments wiU be served at each class. . ~~book FoUowing were servedthebyevent, the refresbments Morningatar Church, which hosted the event. Quiz sheet& were avaUable for the next Bible Bowl, which wiU be held on Sunday, Aug. 30 at the St. Paul's WlJkelv!lle The Paily .Sentinel haD. The Invited. The. youtb of tile M~ United Methoc!ilt Cburch, Tuppers United Melbodllt Cburch lftl'll tint Plalna. 1Jie,qulz wU1 cover the.Book · place wtnnen In the "Bible Bowl" of Ronlanl. · .U..O avllillble were SWiday ~ There lftl'll a rule sheets for future f;lllnpetltion total of m teams entered in the ' and a five year ~ which wiU event. Secmd place wlnnera nre cover the entire Bible. Sill Bible from the St. Paul'a United M~ Bowla are envlaloned each year. For Cburch of Tuppen Plalna, with third further information, or clarification, place goln8 to the Portlaild • please contact Rev. Mark Flynn, Bethany United Metbodlat Youth. County youth CoordiDator, at MD1 There were 81 pel'IOIIB in at- 21185, . . was the Book of Genesla, wtth au memory questiON taken from the KlngJameaVerslon. 1n addition to ·the teams menUoned, lther entranlil Included: Ailed, Long B~ and Carmel· · Sutton United Metbodlat Churches. A minimum of thret! youth are required to comprise a team. the • ,. ;,, . AT TWO'S I rr====::::::::::::::;:::~ Your "EMtrl Florl•t Slnco ·Get more cluck for your buck I co. POMEROY ' SIDiWAUC $PIC1Al. M .ER WEAR. o'RASTICALLY . REou·CEDI FLORIST <I PH. 992·2644 m I . Mo/n, Pomorov r~;;;Y~OII=r=f'=T~D~f'=to~rls:t:;:~;;;~;:==;;;;;;;;;·;;;';;;;~ .. IJGATTA·WEEKEND David L. Carr, D.O. ·ALLERGY 1 Infant Quivey and parents ner of LangsviUe, Oh. Ron Stiles is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center. He is slightly improved at this time. Pvt. Shawn M. Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Barr of Jackson, Oh. has completed his training in the Marine Corps at San Diego, Calif. and is spending his leave with his parents al Jackson. He will then go to Memphis, Tenn ., where he will be enrolled in school. Mrs. Elvira Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr, David and Michelle, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barr and son, Micki, of Syracuse spent Sunday at home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Walker of Salem Center have moved into the trailer homne of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ledlie. Mr. and Mrs. Mike DeVallee and children have moved into the property of Mr. and Mrs.Roger Tur- ·' i I ALL LAD.IES' SANDALS· DERMATOLOGY 10% OFF Tumors Removed JUNE 27th . . ODD COIJPLE - Rehearsing the play "The Odd Couple" to be presented July 1 aod 5 at Riverby are, left to right, Herb Taylor (Roy), Greg . Acne Psoriasis ••B1.J1ZKRIEG" Rock·n·Roll atthe . Otthid 'Room il Pomeroy, : 8 pm tll12 midnight : S2.00 per person $3.50 couple Plants (Oscar Madison), Jack Hart (VInnie), Jeff Call (Murray) and Steve Lanier (Speed). Notsbown liMlchael Corbin as Felix. Reservations asked noW for.·'Odd Couple , Exzema All Skin Diseases GENERAL PRACTICE .To be sure of a reserve seal at the I or tlie July 5 performance of "The Odd Couple" by the Theatre 35 group In cooperation ,with the Fren· chArt Colony on the outdoor Patio at Rivery, ciiU Jerry Skaggs at 446-38:14 byTuesday,June30. Author Neil Simon is the playwirght with the.magic touch for ~uly Office 675-6971 ......................... MARGUERITESHOES . Office. Ht111n by AppoiDIIIIeal ZtU Jaebft Av~. Pl. Pleualll, wv ZISit . POMEROY, OHIO funnybone- tickling he demonstrates in aU of his plays, "The Odd Couple'1 in paticular. It has been one of the biggest comedy smashes, drawing capacity Braodway audiences for . over two and a half years after its rebounding successful opening in the spring of 1965, when the New York Times described it as "wildly, irresistibly and continuously fun· ny!' The Odd Couple tens the tale of two men, old friends and charter members of a weekly poker game, who decide to share an apartment together aner their respective marriages have blown up. Mak 1981 Big Bend··RelaHa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quivey, Jr., Route 4, Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of a son, Jason Gene, born May II at the Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed six pounds, nine ounces and was 19 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith, Route I, Middleport; paternal grandmother is Mrs. Anna Quivey, Route 4, Pomeroy. Starcher Mr. and Mrs. Coy Starcher, Jr., Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of a daughter, Jennifer Rose, born on June 16 at the Pleasant VaUey Hospital. The Infant weighed seven pounds, five oun~. Mr. and Mrs. Starcher have a son, Joshua Adam. Grandparents are Mrs. Ada Starcher and the late Coy Starcher, Sr., and Mrs. Ada Harper and the late . Wayne Harper. Gret-great • grandparents re Mrs. Mi11ia HyseU and the late LeopaoldHyseU, Pomeroy. FRIDAY Qnd SATURDAY ONLY Test lor: Inhalants Food . Chemicals Shoe Derm ilitis Cosmetics This Saturday Night New arrival BAILEY Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Bailey, Route I, MinersviUe, are announcing the birth of a son, Beau Jarrod, born June 3 at St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg. The infant weighed 10 pounds and one ounce and was 22 inches long. They have another son, Christopher Eric. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Sargent, CoolviUe, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bailey, Chester. Maternal greatgrandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Harley Maze, CoolviUe and the paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Riley Pigott, lAng Bottom. Tnttq uti Treatment Join us, at Bank One for our Regatta Celebration. • By HELEN BO'ITEL Special correspondent DEAR HELEN: Our parents are the prlll'«<rbial couple who has everything. They're well fixed and can buy whatever they want. A gardener does their yard and they have a housecleaning womon, so "work gifts" are out. At 56 and 58, they're young, active, healthy, fun· loving and modern. Their 35th anniversary is coming up in July and we three children want to give them something special, not just a dinner party. What would you suggest in the around-$100 range? - THE KIDS ATDAVIS,CAUF. BALLOONS • ' MARKO THE MAGICAL CLOWN - Marko the Magical Clowu, better lmowo as Mark Wood, Jackson, :.m entertain lndlvlduala attendlag the 111111 GaWpolill SOUVENIR FROGS FROG JUICE ' "OVERDRAFT" .. .. IAN( ONI OF POFIII'IOY ASTRO • GRAPH ' ......., FDIC . . . . . . . .IUPPDS PlAIIS f '. nat • Herald pbotogt'apber wW perform on the park front Friday, July 3, beginning al2 p.m. Wood b.ls performed throughout sou them Oblo tbe pasl14 years. The first annual Father-son . decorations were provided by Mrs. Banquet of the St. Paul United Carl BarnhJU, Mrs. Chester GorreU Methodist CHurch was held Friday and fl{rs. Unda DamewOOd. evening at the church in Tuppers FoUOlllng the meal, a program Plaine. was led by Mrs. GorreU, who Follo1flng prayer by Rev. welcomed thOse present. Rea\lln88 1bomu, a carry-In dinner was en- were given by Mn. Anna Rice, ·Mrs. joyed by all. The fathers and sons GorreU and Mrs. Bamhill. SpeclaJ were seated lotlether at a long cen- music was provided by David Rice ter table, with the youth ~· and Chris Spencer, accompanied by Table arrang.ements and Angle Spencer on the plano. · .. BANK ONE = - I've saved the best for last: A recent anniversary gift from our four children and their spouses has got to be the greatest we ever received. It started with a surprise family dinner at South Lake Tahoe; but this was the least of our surprises. Giggling like teen-agers, our children next escorted us across the street to the Faniasy Inn, a posh adult motel; and into the same deluxe suite shared by Mary Martin and Jack Albertson in last year's TV movie. · If your parents arc the type, "Kids," and I suspect they are, go for it! - H. _St. Paul UMW holds b(lnquet ~ Frog DEAR KIDS: Would your folks like a champagne haUoon ride for two (a bout $60)? Or a glider flight - it's great fun, and U1e gift may inspire a new hobby. Or you could enroU them for a his· and-her at a fitness spa - with mud baths perhaps, massages, Jaccuzis, saunas and all such pampering. How's for readings by a local fortune teller? It's an interesting ex-, perience, if not tak.en too seriously. Since you're near the American River where rafting is a way of life, you might provide a lazy day in a rubber boat, with picnic basket and plenty of iced beer. River Recrutloa Festival. Tbe veteran Jacuoo Jolll' ca Root For Our Tickets are $4 for French Art Colony members and $4.50 for non· emembers. Rain location will he the senior Citizen Center on Rt. 160, just west of Gallipolis. Tlleatre 35 is also anticipating performance of "The Odd Couple" in the Jaycee HaU in Jackson oil July 8 and 9, and at a la\er date in the Fairgreens Country Club. What to give couple with almost everything FREE -- Nichnols is directing this Theatre 35 production, as one of two plays to be produced this summer in cooperatian with the French Art Colony. By Dale StoU 'I< cup grapes, red, halved, Meigs County Ext. Agent seeded Home Economics 2().Qunce can pineapple chunks I saw a sign the other day that in natural juice, drained said "Get more cluck for your 11-ounce can mandarin buck." Of course, oranges, drained the restaurant . Y• cup pecans, chopped was advertising Y. cup salad dressing its chicken i/8teaspoonsalt special, but I liked Lettuce leaves, as desired the sign so much I I. Toss chicken, celery, grapes, decided to use it ---~. _,_7 • pineapple , oranges, and 3 for my coiwnn tablespoons of the pecans this week. together lightly. Chicken is a 2. Gently mix salad dressing good buy this lime of year (and so and salt with chicken mixture. are eggs!). If you want to get Chili. more chicken for your dollar, buy 3. Serve on lettuce leaves. Cara whole chicken and cut it up at nish with remaining pecans. home. Buying a chicken that is Do you have good chicken free from bruises and looks fresh recipes that you'd be willing to will help you choose the best share with me? Call the Exquality for your money. tension Office at992-6696. After you buy the chicken, take Fried cb;cken in my house has it home and refrigerate it as soon always .,been prepared from the a posible. While we're talking following recipe : about caring for chicken, I want Wayside Inn Fried Chicken to mention caring for cooked I chicken, cut in pieces chicken that you buy in a take-out Milk · restaurant. This chicken spoils Four easily, too. Eat the chicken right Saltandpepper away or plan for its care before Oiiforcooking you leave home. keep a few Place chicken in a bowl or water-filled plastic bottles in the plastic bag. Cover with milk and freezer and place them in an in· soak, refrigerate for \'.o-1 hour. sulate cooler before buying Dip pieces in flour and fry in \', chicken for a picnic. Place the inch oil in electric skiUet or chicken in the cooler if you aren't frying pan. Salt and pepper going to eat it right away. On a toward the end of the cooking hot day, chicken will spoil very time. Brown on both sides and quickly and a lot of sick people cook a total of I hour. · really ruins an outing. Chicken Sometimes I brown the chicken spoiis very quickly. Do not leave in an eleetric skillet and finish groceries in a wann car. cooking in the oven. Spread Chicken is a great food to serve · chicker< on a rack that is on top of during summer becuase it's a cookie sheet. Oven bake for 45 especially good in salads. Dinner minutes. Serve hot or chill. salads are good choices for hot If I am in a hurry, I browr ! days. Somehow, eating cool food chickens and then drair a. I makes you feel cooler, too ..• finish cooking in the p• ..sm, Cbickcn·Frult Salad cooker. Adding a can oft. ·am of 6 servings, about 1 cup each. mushroom soup and \'.o ca.. ·•tr Calories per serving: About 255. with the chicken in the pre; e 3 cups chicken, cooked, cut in cooker before makes an •..sy chunky pieces gravy. 'I< cup celery, chopped Heien Help Us Friday and Saturday, June 26· &27 FROG CAKE .. - Page-9 FAMILY CLINIC Langsville . News Notes i Thursday, June 25,,1981 . June 26, 1911 Your circle of friends atiel ac~ualntances will be greVIY enlarged this coming yoar and you will make pals with people from all walks Of fife. several will ilevelop lntosotld relationships. CANCER (Junt ll·Juty 221 Your potential for achievement IS gooct tOday, but \'OUr progress might bt Impeded a bit b\t soma obllaclll ' you'vt previously neglecltd to remove from your path. ' LIO (July U·AUt. 221 If your plans aren't -king out as smoomty II you'CIIIoplcl today. II CDUid bt IIICMIII you're IOC:kiCI Into U11i11-diWI .....-. Be Several games and activities were led by Mrs. GorreU. The event con· ' eluded wtth the singing of "Amazing Grace" and prayer. Fathers were also honored at services on Sunday, June 21, with an attendance of 70. Pastor Richard Thomas, returning from his sixth year on the charge, spoke on the subject, "Men wtth Good News." more Imagi native. Discard the able to do. unworkable. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 191 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22! II Your Ideas are likely to be more would be wise to conduct further Imaginative than those 01 vour irlvestlgatlon·s rather than to . coworkers today, but vou cou ld plunge lmpulsiV<IIY Into financial have a difficult lime winning Investments tdday. You may their approval: Present your have overlooked something lm· brain children at a later date. port ant. PISCES (Fob. It-March 20) Ll BRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) Nor· Something could ilevolop today molly you enJoy doing lhlnos with that may make II necessary to companions and aHOCiates, but protect your vested Interests. You can do so properly without today you coyld be too self· Involved to qe cooperative. being selfish. , SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES lMarch21·Aprfl If) Try Your posslbllltlos for personal not to make Important decisions tOday without taking your mate's 'gain art better than you are likely to give yourself crtdit tor views Into coMidoratlon. Gtttlng today. Clear your mind Of ,his or her Input In tdvance avoids negaiiYt lhOUghtl atiel YOU'll get ' hurtteeflngs. TAURUS (April It-May 201 The What you want. situations whert you're most SAGITTARIUS ("'OY. U·Dtc. llkoly to gain today are ept to be II) You'll optrllt btlltr today by from the efforts Of others, rather staying away frorr1 people who than your own . Shoulder your wenl'to structure your IChedult. By lilt aarne tokon, don'lalhtinpt share Of the burdiM. GEMINIIMay 21·June HI You to run lhtfr affairs. · , can learn much of value tOdaY In CAPRICORN IDee. 22·Jin. '" dlscusalons with friends. YOU may nat bt IIIla to dO lpJiay However, takt with a grain of salt all 11111 tlllllrs 11110111 •~till 01 tips reoardlng way to make or you. Thl Important llllnt lslo dO • lilt btlt you cen at Wllat YGU ant · SIYI money, Bin' AlllUIIDON WIDUihiG-....... . ....., • 'g If K·' !1 1 . . . . . ..tie .. fly :•-••••n ,,, i • I . ' were amrled II 1 llll2let •petlded beloW tile Meet • . ,_,.. kD1-. A...._ caaple, StA.y SIGle ad · 11._ . . Dnl""--1 II CrJ'; ' , were a11o -me.~......., IIIWM n '5 5 ll'th " 11 . . . W.IIUW Air 1IIIID••'I'aeldly. (APhzeiJibato) .. , !' •p II 0 29 9.4 WI .. IIIII en& 'l1le pair f ' �.! ' :. "' ' \ ~ eaae-10-The Daily ~entinel • ~pple Grove News Notes • Wolf Pen Bus in News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donohue were called to Marion a recent Sunday due to the serious Ulness of her brother, Okey Pickens, who suffered a stroke. They will visit there In- Charles Burri ae<:0111panled Harry Wilford and Bernard Diddle to Lancaster to the Eighth District Legion Conference recently, They represented Racine Legion. Mrs. Ruby Wolfe of Tanners Run visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jewel~ children Barb and Bobby, enjoyed a vacation in Florida. Mrs. Louise Wandling of St. Albans spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons Mr and Mrs. Harry Melvin of Tampa, Fla. viSited Tuesday till Friday With Mr. and ' Mrs. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. DaVId Sayre of Antiquity spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Columbus With Mrs. Peggy Gregory and they all at- , tended the Lawrence Well< Show wluch was appearmg there one night. ' Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy and 1~_:_:~,:;;;,;:;;;,;;:=;;rr:::;F;:~~~;=:;'(~:;=~===:;:~ Mr. and Mrs. Charlea D. Smith, Keirn and Charles Knapp. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy and Daniel Tuesday afternoon wer.e Mrs. Dale Randall and ' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush and grandchildren, Kim and Jenny Roush, visited Mrs. Edna Roush and Mrs. Gladys Shields at Racine a recent Sunday evening. • Walter McDade of Troy 'who was VISttmg here due to the Illness of Mrs. Edna Roush, was cAlled home due to a tornado m Troy. The McDades' home and shrubbery along with several netghbors' homes suffered great loss. The cemetery across the road from the McDades in Troy had a lot of damage done to it. Howard Roush was returned home Wlldnesday from Pleasant Valley Hospital. .INSULAnON '~ VInyl & • !lopl•comenl 'WindOWs · Fret~ Mrs. DOnald Smith, Sabrina, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kall, Charles and Kevin, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith and Hennan Will. miSSion Of OhiO, 375 South Ho~h Street, Columbus, Not1ce 1s hereby g1ven that Eula M Holmes and other subsmbers of the Coolv1 il e Exchange ot the western Reserve Te lephone Company have flied a complamt w1th th~ Publ oc UlililieS Com Oh10 43215 (6)18, 25 (7) M Pubhc Notice vtce between the Coolv•lle NOTICE TO Exchange and Belpre Ex change of the Ohoo Bell Telephone company In st1tu ti on of the proposed service would result m an 1ncrease 10 telephone rates for the Coolville Exchange s.ubscr 1bers The Com mtsston has scheduled fhts matter tor publiC heanng on Tuesday, June 28, 1981, at 9 30 a m allhe Coolville Grade School, Mam Street, coolvtlle, Ohto, wtth July computer-learrung 29, 1981 , reserved for fur ther heanng tf necessary At thts heanng all parttes of tnterest will be afforded an opportun1ty to present evtdence matenal to the speetftc 1ssues relevant m thts proceeding rntormat1on matter may addresstng the Pubhc Public Notoce on or before 12 00 o'clock l61 7 teet to th e We st line of Further regardmg this be obtatned by an mqu1ry to Uttl rt res Com noon on July 13, 1981 The Board of EducatiOn 5. Fuel 011 6 Coal ts Jane Wagner, Treasurer !61 25 (7) 2. 9, 3tc 7. Milk and dairy produc e Bread and bakery products 9 Meat 10 Produce and dry goods In order to be constdered, all sealed btds shall be received tn the Offtce of the Treasurer, South Thrrd Avenue, Mtddleport, Oh 1o r--------- ----------Curb Inflation. Pay Cash for Claulfleds and Savell I I~ PUbliC NOIICe Public Nottce PUSLIC NO riCE SHERIFF 'S SAL E OF REAl EHA fE Scc rron 36 , thence South l OO leer to fh e pldce ot begtnn•ng, be.ng 83 acre Satd prem1ses bc1ng tur ther dcsc nbed as follows S•tuated 10 the rownshtp ot Oltve, County of Metgs , STate ot Oh10, and known as berng part of s ec l10n 36 and b~ qtnntng ar a po ~l on th e We stline of sa1d Sec t.on 36, at the Northwest cot ner of the School tot, the nct• Eas t 361 I teel. thence North 4 estate Sttuafed tn fhe staTe ot Oht o County ot Metgs, Township ol Olt vc and be tng •n Sectton J6, and beg.n n.ng at a post on the West ltne of Scct10n 36 , elf the Norlhwcst corner of the School lot , thence East 369 75 feet to the No rtheast corner of sa td School lot th ence North 10 deg , Wes t 101 5 leeL thence West lowell & Doug Halfholl Owners - Operators 5 24 1 mo IAclclreu _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I PIM!MIP, HOIL41llltl (tloojiup) 1 1- Y.rfStlt t-PWitiiC Slit & AuCIIM BISSELL SIDING CO. 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NEW Ll5T'ING - NICe home in Pomeroy, good kllchen ·and porches, home In good condlllon, family room. · 1 floor w1th ·basement $26,900 00 1 NEW LISTING - Mlno farm, cl05-e In, nice 1 floor plan, 3 bedroom home, barn, milk house, fencing, o•er 5 acres. good large garden ONLY $16,500.00. OWNER ' HAS REDI:ICED PRICE on this ~ bedroom, 1'12 story home on 2 acres In Easler~ djstrlcl, full basemen!, Insulated, above ground swim· mlng pool. and only $40,500.00. : RIVERVIEW IN POMEROY Con· venteht location. 3 bedrooms . full basemenr. large tor. Won'! lUI long 1 $35,000.00, 1 FAMILY HOME PLus RENTAL INCOME - 2 story home wllh 4 b4drooms. Lots of remodellna. For t~om,. an ·~ar mem end rentalrfrom a store building. i All FOR there -r, S36,(IQO.QO, I RIALTOR I .'CIIIInd, Jr. H....., '""'"' AIIGCIATES Dtttle Tul'lttl' 991-1692 Rllllf'TUI'MrfH•Nt2 J"tt Truiltll 1149-IHO OFFI~I ft2-H5f Sbop• tlaa . A t. WAIT AD -It!!!!~~~ _.In~.....__._.___, 1 ' VIRGIL B. SR . ., A!I O' 216 ~-·sec.,d Slreet 10'X10', 10'1Cl2' &Up) I I EXCAVATING Bl<~in • NEW LISTING - 3 yr. old ranch home wllh 2 bedrooms, f • ' carpettng, i ul1hty, bath, F.A. fur· nace, ou1 cellar, several bulldlngs and 2 wooded acres. JusT 5«,000 MODERN 7 room home with 4 bedrooms. balh. nice kitchen, full basement, natural gas furnace, city water on Rl . 12~ In Syracuse. $37,500. 1620 , SQ. FT. - This large home was bu111 for a family . 2 balh tubs, btrch k1tchen. full basement, narural gas furnace wllh allached wood burner and large level lol. Clly con· venience Store near POMEROY Nice remodeled 3 bedroom home. Has formica balh. eletlrlc baseboard heat, noce kllchen. car pelmg. large porch. pallo and garden. • Asking S35,ooo NEW LISTING 3 yr.old,• 3 bedroom ranch home with family room and woodburnlng fireplace. 2 full barhs. double garage. sundeck and level wooded lot Asking $69.900. 340 ACRES 5 bedrooms, 2 full balhs, free gas. forced air fur· nace, mOdern kitchen, large family room , Surpnse a child w1lh lh1s owl that's a p1llow O< pal Scrap-happy ruffles accent petalled owl Children, teens, all aKeS love htm G<ul for afo~· lilzaar seller' Pattem 7 01 details of owl's face. feet, d11ec· t1011s for ptllow $2.DO for each ptlltln Add soc each patlem far poslalf! and handline ~~=lllfl. garage and lots ot r1ver basemen!, garage. st windows '& dOOrs Lol 66x I00 tn Pomeroy ou1 of all floods for only $27,500. NEW LISTING - Nice older home W1lh ~ bedrooms In excellent condlllon Haa certral heat and air con· dlllonlng, Lovely kll· chen end Cftn wllh llrtf$11ace. Large loi\VIth nice viiiW You cen walk tolhntorn. to: 34 The Daily Sentinel II• fronlage Excellent hun ling for deer, etc. $225,000 1 NICE OLDER HOME,. NiCe carpelng. d1nlng room, 3 bedrooms, natural gas furnace, Sa•- •· I '' I PAY hlghesl prices possible for gold and silver coins, rings, fewelry, etc Conlact Ed Burkel! Barber Shop, Middleport ATT~NTION Announcements • I PULLINS REESE BUILDINGS Garages - Buoldongs - Barns-Equtpmenl. Sheds POLE BUILDINGS 15'x20' up to 41'x100' PORTABLE STEEL STORAGE BUILDINGS SPECIAL WICKER SALE I Clip this ad and bring to Wicker House, ~1 Courl 51., Gallipolis and receive 25 per cent off Wicker & Ben· lamtn Moore paint In slock 10·4 closed Thurs. ol46·9458. i~·~~~~~~~ CAT D-6-C' EAFC)RD[B Jl - Auto' lorSete 7l- VIns 14 W D 14- Molorcycltl 75- Auto Pert• 1_ HOnMI lor 5111 ~2-MODIII Homtl lor Salt ll- Farms lor S.lt 51 lfc Quahly Buill Proced 2 4 lfc eTRANSPORTATION Ph. Farm Ponds -Land Clearing- Roads . Call: Economlc~lly Free Estomates Reasonable Pnce5 C•ll Howard 949-2162 9<19·2160 n - war!ltcl teluv aREAL ESTATE 30 31. _ _ _ _..;. cleaning and painting All work guaranteed. I FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK U- Profnsl...al Strvlns ------- All lypes of rool work, 14- lusineu Tn•n•ng I FINANCIAL . 3 Announcements Cllv Cab. office 3'1 State Sl. Gallipolis, open 5:30 1111 11:30PM7days <146·0451. NEW GARAGE OPENING · Aulomatlc transmissions and all sorts of mechanical repair and major and minor aula body repair. See James Smllh or Tom Maslers or call oi46·77S7 . DOZER WORK .- Apt HouseOwners . new or repatr eutters and downspouts, gutter 11- Wtnttcl To Do Slonison~~ens. · Mott•le Home P.arhs FOR LEASE H. L WRITESEL ROOFING · U - AnllqUII a - scttoals h11tructHm I._Aidtt, 'fv, & Cl RtiNIIr AntENS SPORT " 5Ptc l.al Ao1tes For" ..- Coin lilunllnei • Aenlll Prop£>rf1 U 992-5682 n - ee, TIJ, Redlo Equ1pment O,ptrhn•lty 12 - Mo~~ey to l,c•,. 29. - - - - , 1 10. ~----- t I I I I t •R•ngn ftnl JJ - HoUUholcl Geodl 1l- IBIUrlltU •DilhWIShen • Hot W•ler T.lnlu or 3 11 ti c • 11 - HtiP Wtnlltd 12- SitutM Wlnltcl 949·2101 No Sunday Calls I MERCHANDISE •- wanttd to lhJ'I' I EMPLOYMENT SERVICES • DtlpclliiiS •Dryen Vtnyl & Aluminum srDING 45-Fumilltti Roems tt- SINittlor liltiU 47-WtnlttiiORifll I 41-EqulpNniiOf' Renl tnd Founcl •W•\hen Rt 3, Box S4 Ractne, Oh. Ph. 614·843·2591 6 15 tic tor Rtnt 5- Htppy Ads i-- L.~I SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. Pomeroy, OH. 991·2174 ~ SWEEPER and sewing machine repolr, pariS, and supplies. Pick up and delivery, Davis vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Calf oi46·0294 .. Radiator Specialosl NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experoence P&S BUILDINGS RENTALS u- Ap.~r-.nentstor • 615·tmo PARTS AND SERVICE AL.l MAICES Utility Buildings 3 From !he smalleSI Heater care to the Largesr Radtalor Call Ken Young Sues from 4d to 1b40 42- Mobllt Nomn J- Anttounumtnh .-GiwttWIY SERVICE S1zes ''From 30•30'' 41 - HOUitt tot A tnt 2- ln Memoriam 12 Park St. MiddlepoJt, Oh. Ph. 992·6263 Anytime ''" 2 In Memoriam In memory of Allee Margaret Rainey who passed away June 25. 1977. Through all 1111! years that you've been gone, Times never learned to sli II, The longing In our llearts for you And we know It never will No thought for self, but loving care, For others was her way: And we'll miss her here on earth, un 111 our dying day. SadlY missed by the children and grandchildren. Rl. 1 Sldo Hill Rd. Rulland, Ohio PH. 742-2455 5·1Hfc Cheshire. Oh. Ph. 367-7$60 SMALL ....... .. . . .................. LEO MORRIS APPUANCE SERVICE Farm Buildings _... HJ 50' 1-:10-30 H.P . HA 60"-25·60 H.P. HE 60"-4s-80 H.P. All Models Available Keep Tim Ad tor Future lh•terence ALL STEEL esttmates, ANNOUNCEMENTS 1- c.,ciOI TINinh 4·17-tfc Roush Lane a.utl lfi'AIR - FAST SOYIC£ CLASSIFIED AD INDEX IPho•--------- Seploc Tanks county Cer!ol1ed 'JmiiG I OIIIPI!tli IHIIS 949·2860 or Wnte Daily Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St .• Pomeroy, 0., 45769 1 Water·Sewer·E lectrtc Gas line-Ditches Water Ltne Hook-ups 992-2156 tn Mason County fhU REESE TRENCHING SERVICE 446-2342 HOWARD ROTAVATORS : 6 rm. house with bath and garage. S250: per mo Call 388 9313, Bidwell, OH. LADIESIII Help pay off !hose un· wanled bills working evenings from 7: 30 to 10:30 p.m. as a fashion styllsl. Earn S8.oo to S10.00 per hour profll Ideal tor hOmemaker wllh family, Call 99'2·3'1~1 from 9-6. The Meigs Co. Field & Game Club will have their annual chlldrens fishing derby on Sat., June 27, 8:30· 1 p.m. Ages 1·16. There will be prizes, free eats & refreshmenls Bring your own fishing pole & ball. ~ Cl!l!ster Locallon.on Shade milesRiver westRd. of FolloW signs. There will be a ch1cken barbeque lor ~II club members starling at 6 pm. Yard Sale 3 Family Garage Sale cur· loins, bedspreads, fur· nlhlre, tots of toys, chlldrens clothing and many more Items. 2 miles on Neighborhood Rd., Gallipolis from W. Thurs., Fri. and Sat.. June 25,26,&27. Sale Thurs. & Fri. 35 Grape Sl. Gallipolis. 9·~ Recliner, lamps. drop-leaf !able. l!esk, antiques, and nousehbld Items. Carport Sale Jhursday and Friday 10 1111 dark at 2004 1/2 Chatham Ave. Gallipolis. Old and new fur nlrure, lillie of everything. Yard sate Fr1 & Sal. 9·? Rt. 7 above Ad· dlson. ~Family Yard Sale Fri. 26, Sal. 27. 1 house on lefl past 76 slatlon at Rodney, OH. Yard Sale Fri. 261h, 9 to 5 Bulavllle townhouse. One day only. Camera, old dishes, depression glass. exhaust fan. tape player, and misc . Yard Sale Thurs.• Frl • and Sat. 9 to 6. Fredrick Rd .• B1dwell, Porlor area 1971 11 Help Wanted Yhtd Sale Wh & 271h 10 till ? Frl & Sat. 2 miles out 1185.00 lo S500 weekly doing Jerico Rd. Avon, knives, mailing work. No ex· tunny book, books, sliver· pertence required. AP· ware, c:lothes, dishes, toys, Ply: Circle Sales, p o. some 'tools, and go carl. Box 224-D, Richmond Hill. Not responsl ble for ac· NY1W8. ctden!S. cancel If rain . GET VALUABLE training 1 as a young business person Public Sale and earn good money plus & Auction some great gills as a Sen Neels Auction Hogsett. tlnel route carrier. Phone WVA. Rt. 2 Every Sat. 7:00 us right away and get on PM. <Consignments the eligibility list a! 1192· taken), (will buy furnllurel 2156or992·2157 Lonnie Neal 367-7101. Opporlunlly Is yours just Rodger's Furniture and for the asking Ask your Auction Barn Gallipolis Beeline styllsl and she will Ferry. WV Sale every be happy 10 I!I!IP you loin Friday 7:30. New and used the Beeline world of merchandise. Con· fashion and success. Phone slgnmenls taken at barn. 992·3'141 between !he hours Open 6 days a week 12 to 6. of9-6. I buy antiques. Dealer's Aucllon every Tuesday 11 am. Truck loads new mer Wanted: Llve·in house chandlse. somemlng for keeper In Portland, Ohio. everybody . Howard 8.43·.1636 Beasley, Meson, wv, 30~· 773-5471. NEED someone lo onslall carpel. Mus! have own toolS. Call675·1371. Wanled ''Buy ' $CASH I FOR YOUR FURNITURE ONE PIECE ' OR HOUSE FULL COME TO ~2 OLIVE & SECOND OR CALL · oi46 ·~775 OPEN9T05 CASH for your diamonds. Yard Sale across Bidwell· gold and silver, class •Jngs. Porlor School, Rt . . 554. wedding bands. sliver and Friday & Saturday. Avon gold coins. Tawney Decorated cakes for all oc • bollles. dishes, clolhes, and Jewelers. 422 Second Ave., casslons character cakes, mlsc. Gallipolis, Oh10. sheel cakes, wedding cakes. New strawberry Yard Sale on Stale Rt. 124 WANT TO BUY Old fur· shortcake, 992·63-42. In Porlland at Emerson nllure and Antiques of all Johnson residence, June 23 kinds, call Kenneth Swain , Rulln Muslc·formlng new lhru 26, 10 to 6 PM, PH 843· 256·1967 In the evenings Country and Western Band 2~72. drummer, lead guitar, bass WANTED TO BUY : gullar, and plano player Garage Sale 7 Burdelle Ad GOLD. SILVER. Alot of experience no! necessary, but lalenl 1S dillon, Tues.. Wed .• and PLATJNUM, STERLING· COINS, RINGS. Mus! dO road shows and Thurs. 9 toll? JEWELRY, MISC. ITEMS. professional recording . MARKET 3 Family Yard Sale Thur. & ABSOLUTE Phone 1·388·8818. PRICE GUARANTEED Fri. June 25 & 26. 9 !o 5 Nice clean clothes, knick ED BURKETT BARBER Would !he man who wit· knacks, shoes, small ap SHOP, MIDDLEPORT , nessed !he accldenl In pllaoces. bedspread, cur OHI099'2·3476 Jones Boys parking Jot lalns, and some lewelry. 1 June 1~1h please call 7-42 Flsl!l!r sr .• Pomeroy. HARLEY·DAVIDSON, pr· 2776, or write Ronald Me eferabiY older model, bul Clellan. Rulland,OH . will consider new model if reasonable. Mus! be In LONELY Chrlsllan goo<lcondlllon,ln !he $1500 Singles. Meel Christian to $2500 price range. Call singles lnyour area. Wrlle 992·5006 Soulllern Christian Singles Club, PO Box 1823, ~urn· BEDS·IRON, BRASS, old mervllle, SC 2943 or call I· turn,rure, gold, sliver 803·871·9850, 2~ hours. Garage sate Friday and dollars, wood tee boxes, Salurday, Rulland school Slone Iars, antiques. etc., PIANO Lessons. Lucy Jane households. desks. new ceramics, good Complele Bulmer. Hartford, WV 882· ladies clalhlng Write: M.D. Miller, Rl. ~. 9·10, Shirley 2395. Temple pitcher, old coins. Pomeroy. Dh . Dr 1192-7760 Geo. While residence, Old 4 GIVNWIY CHIP WOOD. Poles max. Roule33. diameter U" on targesl ANY PERSON who has 512 50 per !on Bundled end. anylhlng to give away and Moving sale. June 26·27, does not offer or aHampllo 9 30 to ~. AI Gordon slab . 110.50 per ton. offer any oilier lhlng tor, Holler's. 'I• mile out County Dellverd to Ohio Pellet co .• sate f'!'IIY place an ad In thiS Rd. 28. lle!ween Clines Rock Springs Rd . • column. Tl!l!re wilt lie no Ferm end Easlern School Pomeroy . 992·2689. ' ' 985-4214. charge to !he advertiser. HARPER · HALSTEAD CD .• lllh and Yellow tiger klllens, good Garage sale, Friday & SALVAGE VIand Street, now buying Saturday. 111-4. Off Route 7 mousers, call379·2637. Bypass, on Roule 124 metals (copper, brass, aluminum. lead, stainless KIHens, 4 long hatred Call before crossroads Varletv steel, batterIes and of Items. 2<15·5452. radiators. ginseng, yellow root, catnip end nssafrasl. 3 or ~ dO~en canning tars. Garage Sa)e. Lois of girl's 10 am to 6 pm dally. Also clolheS. Saturday only, Flea Market on Saturdays. A.f6-0007. Rain or shine. 2918 An· CAII675-5168. ntslon Drive, end of 301h Sl. 3 morris type· kiHens, 3 Sponsored by J unlor Cellco. 2 BlUe, 1 bleck. Call Women's Club soflball iMiil 379-2«18. team. Black and while male, 1 yr. old houH !rained cat. Ca:: ol46-3033. • GARAGE sate on Stat· fhouse Rd. near Mason Co. 1,.1_ _~H~tl!tp~W~•~n:!!ltd=-­ Falr Ground June 26 & 27, tmmldlale opening for RN Baby clofhH. misc. supervisor 3 to 111hlff, axe. Free puppies mixed breed Call between 9·~ or aflar Carport Sele lint time, starting salary, cg111act Judy Holley. RN , drrfc1or 7PM .w6 01-42. rain or shine. Wed., Thurs. of NurSing, Plnecreit care and Fri. 30 Burdelfe Ad- Center. ol46·7112, Gelllliofls, 6 Healthy hllf border Collie dillon. · E.O.E. 6 wks. old. 2 female and 4 male. 30 Evina Heights, 3 family yard sale ep· Like Crefls? Love monoy? Gallipolis. proxlmelty 4 112 miiH ACT NOW It !he first Art· Rl. 2 South. PI, craft Coricopts Counselor In Pl . . sent. Chlldrens 1coon hound chases ground your area. No tnvnrment l!ogs, end 1 Beegle been clothes, gamn, toys, and no Cftllvery. Excellent orQIIn, IIOnde trail 70, baby spaded and chesea rebblls. arrangement to add to your clotheS. and other nursery family Cell379-216of. I Income. 256-9341, lloms, twin bedS, dllher· washer. Thurs.• Fri. ahd Gallipolis. COLLIE lnd CoonhOUnd Sal. 9 to? canceled H retn. Pupplel. 992·2770. Puwl• aboul 5 wka. old, male and femtle mlxfd breed. malo Labrtbor ll'lh s.nw ml..cllldull. Kttt.ns malo 1nd remelt. For Into. 992·UII5. · MilOS county HU11111ftl SoclltY ." Yard Salo 3 miles our JeriCo Rd. KntvH, ctolhel, end mlac. Thurs. Frl, lnd Sit. 81113 family yard salt Juno 25,26.1.27. 10 to ? Location lit. 2 at Min Slone, Appli OrtNe,WVA. Milt dOll 9 wka. Old, brown encl will.. mixed brttd. 2 FAMIL 'II GAIIAGI CIII31Ha1~. SAL& · Sltrtlng 10 10 .t, frlctiV lnd SllllrcteyLJiflll To gollil !IOnia. meto lrltll ~ and 'D, 171 MillO urlvt, s.nw, l yWartOid. 992-2$. New H:nv•nW.VA. Ctllldrenl '-VI. attrto. , little of ~rytttlng. rtin or lllllne. x 60, 2 bedrooms B IJ.c S 1974 Schultz 14 x 65, gooc condition, all new carpet, parl11lly furnislled, un· derplnning and porch, on rented lot $8500 CAll 675 <1591 7 Yard Sale 27 Henkle Ave. Gallipolis. Thurs 25 Frl 26, 9AM ~PM. Clothes, roller skates. carpel rem nants, like new, gymnastic mats, etc. 1971 Oarian 12 x 65, 3 bedrooms. 1972 Crown Haven, 14 x 65 with 8 x 10 expando, 3 bedrooms. 1973 Ulopla 12 x 65, 2 lledroomJ. 1972 Invader 14 x 70, ·3 bedrooms 1972 Nashau, 14 Sales, Inc. 2nd and V1and Sis PI Pleesant, WV. Phone 675 4-424 In Meigs Counly V. C. YOUNG II Trash Pickup In , The Village of Middleport, Oh. Ph. 992·5016 or 992-7505 ' In Callia Counly USED Mobile Home. 576· 2711. About ~.5 miles oof Crab Creek Road, Gallipolis LOST L.ADI ES WATCH & Ferry. W.Va. Friday and CHAt N, REWARD. Reply Seturday. Joens. 10011, to Box 217 co Geillpolls books, baby needs, walker, Dally Tribune, 825 Third plus loll more, fllh tank, Ave., Galllpolla, Dh ~I. 5 family yard sale Lyons Found, Collie, young Addition, Mason, WVA. female, found In Spring Thursday and Friday . Valley Plaza area Call2ol55559. Male beagle black, white, and tan losttn Silver Ridge area. New leather collar with metal sluds, new license 984·~273. TO PLACE AN AD CALL -Ptumbong and efecfrocal work (Free ~sllmalesl SER~ICE 6 3 1 mo IIW. She ntt PHONE 992-2156 INam•.------------------ tensive remodel· tng. • Electrical work • Roofing work 13 Years Experience Greg Roush Ph. 992-7583 11111111. WANT AD INFORMATION wrlle your own ad and order by mail wilh lh1s coupon cancel your ad by phone when you gel results. Money no! refundable . l't -Concrete w9rk • CONSTRUCTION New Homes - ex• IW LUSOIIS survey ot Gregory K Wn ght. RegiStered Sur veyor No S 6535 ot the stare at Ohto, dat ed Januar y U , 1979 1mproved W1th s.ngle family dwelltng Known as 1'lO Maple !:> frect, ruppers Platns, OhtO Appra1scd Ul S15 .000 00 rerms ot Sa le To be sold tor nor tess than two lhtrds at The apprat sed value. $1,000 00 ca sh or ct•rt•hcd check il l t1me ot sale Balance cds h or cerf tfl ed chec k w•thtn lhtrty days elf fer conh rrnatlon Ja mes J Prott.tt, 161 I I, 1H. 992-2036 5·20 I mo KWB bcg1nn1ng accordtng to the AIIOrn(\y for sewer hne (Onnecttons, and any tn house changes that have to lie KOUNTRY fh e westerly sect. on l1ne of sa•d Sec t10n 36 thence h along sa 1d Sect1on l•ne 100 0 teet to the place ot George w Ankney J r , Plumbong doser serv1c:e avatlable. PH. 304-773-9510 dcg 36 West 100 n !eel th ence Wes t 361 7 tee t• to 120 Maple Street, 1uppers Plams, Ohro c ammon Pleas Court Metgs County, Oh10 No 17795 euttalo S.lVmgs Ban~. Ptamhtt, vs. Mar~ A Stt ll , et al, Oeten dants 1n pursuance ot an Order ot Sa le from sard Court to me drrecled, 1 w•ll after for sale at publ1,c auctton, ar the front sleps of the Court Hou se, Second Slr eel, Pomeroy, Ohto, on Sa tur clay !he 8th day of Au gust , IYHI . a l 10 00 AM , the f DIIOWtng dCSCrtbC'd r e al~' Valley made. Back hoe and MECHANIC & BODYMAN ON DUTY DAILY sortware horne for me '' Middleporl, Ohi045760 freeze Don't w~tt. Contact Oh1o MASON tEXACO - yesterday he offered lo carry my viluol-a1d tapes and my South Th1rd Avenue D1str•ct des~res to rece•ve sealed b1ds for the followtng · 1 Student accident m surance 2 Fleet insurance 3 T1res and tubes 4 Gasoline, otl, and ant 1 Now rakong Enrollmenr for Summer Classes. In Pomeroy & Rae me Ages3and Up 6 8 1 mo. "I think Tommy Clark hkes me School DIStnct Bl DOER'S The Board of Educatoon of the Meigs Local School ~ESIDENTS ... Me1gs Local 2, 31c m 1SS10n at Oh10 requestmg the estabf•shment of ex tfnded area telephone ser P...olk , SfUDIO Call949-2710 reserYes the nght to accept THE PUBLIC UTILITIES or retect any and all b1ds COMMISSION OF OHIO By Dav1d Secretarv ;:-~;a::1~~ gutl~rI · ., _ SANJTAOON ~42-Rullan~ Mason co. w. va. Area Code 304 675-PI, Pleasant 4SS,..Leon 576'--Apple Grove 77:t--Muon 882--New H;iven 895-letart 937-Buffalo woodburnets' tnst•l~"'· I ,' -t~ "'• AREA Small investment, large returns, Sentinel Want Ads 8H31·TP· PEX LEGAL NOTICE HI"'";.;:;;..;:_,..,,.;....;....;.;....;~ , Estimate 1)- 614 ' 992-Middleport Pomeri!Y ' 985-Chester :t4:t--Porttand 247- Letart Falls 949-Racine 245-Rio Grande 379-'-Walnul Dis!. 2S6--Guyan Dlst. 643-Arabia Dlsl. Ph:.1-f2:~772,.( r Meigs Ca. Area Codi ~VInton ""'lh Kitchen cJ bfnol$. romodellnd, rooflnll & guHer. sldl~g & PlumbIng & eleclrlcat, con· crele, llorm windows, J&C Pomeroy, Recka Elders of Huntmgotn, Lynn and Jeannie Arms of Pomeroy visited J;:dith, Joe and Tim Manuel. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bush Vtstted a Sunday with her stster, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp. Mandy and Mtchael Russell spent the weekend wtth Mr a nd Mrs. Russell Roush. Pubhc Nahce I ' > ,James Keesee Fairview News Notes PubliC NOtiCe , Aluminum Siding i Insulation • • &term Doors •• Stenit Windows Kathryn McGbee of Columbus, Mrs. Karl Rusaell, Melissa and Kenny cl South Charlestoft, W. Va., Mr. and Gallia Co. Area Code 614 446'--Galhpoll$ 367-Cheshlre M&S BUilDING I ' • I PRICES REDUCED· used mobile hOf'(ltS end !ravel t•allers. TRI · STATE MOBILE HOMES CALL oi46-7S72. ' following telephone exchanges ••• ' Daniel, Wut Vlrgjnla, visited with ' definitely. By Mrs. Herbert Roush , Mr. and Mrs. Sid Manuel of Long Bottom spent a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel and Ttm. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Linscott (former restdents) of Fairview community visited recently With former netghbors and friends. Edith Manuel, son Tim, VISited her stster, Benuce Bailey recently. Tuesday evening Betty McGUire of Classified Pages cover the FIHaaelat 21 Business ___,o,.p:~:po:::rtc:.u,n"-it,.y_ _ For sale Wafer Well Drilling Business $20,000. For complele lnformalon Call 675·6493 Must sacrtfice-Serlous inquires only Money ro Loan 22 ~--""=c.r...::=='--­ FHA·VA·Convenllal Home Loans. Columbus Firs! Morlgage Co • 463 Second Ave. Gallipolis. Oh. ol46 7172 . 5728 Large 3 bedroom home, llvmg rooms. formal dining room, 2 buil1 in kitchens, 2 bllths, 1 with shower All 13 Insurance SANDY AND BEAVER In surance Co. has offered servlc:es for fire Insurance coverage In Gallla County for almosl • century Farm. nome and personal properlY coverages are available ro meel In· dlvldual needs. Conlacl Kall Burleson, your neigh bor and agent. AUTOMOBILE IN SURANCE been can · celled? Los! your operator's License? Phone 997-2143 u Radio TV &CB Rop~lr RON'S TV SERVICE Specializing In Zenith House Calls. Now servicing Motorola · Quazar. Call 1 :KU 576·2391 or ~- 2454 . 3,3c..__!F~a~r!!m~s~fo~r_,S~a~le'--ss acres, ntne room house, barn, mmerals, secluded , fully carpeted Lois of gooc hunt1ng Morning Star paneling, Large swlmmong area $65,000 Addol1ona l pool In back. Seen by ap 101 acres available 9~ polnlment only. 992·2404 at 2630 ter 4 p m Large recreat1on and laundry room .\Aodified A frame, three bedrooms. IWo balhs. car pel. Spiral sta.rs. circular stone ftreplace. 8 acres 992·7741 Prolessional 4 rooms and bath, on Un1on Services Ave, Pomeroy Com plelely furnished, for sa le COMMERCIAL and m by owner. 1192 5282 duslrlal pholography Phone A.f6-2909 or ol46 7226 Large 2 slory slone home. after 4 p.m. well•nsullaled. Wilh 31arge INCOME TAX AND AC· bedrooms. one full bath, 2 112 baths. formal dinmg COUNTING SERVICE room. newly remodeled kit Call 446·7068 for ap· chen built i n including dish po1ntment anytime. washer, basement wtth work shop. 2 car garage .,..-- -- - -- Ptano tuning and repair, wolh work shop, large gar . Love your neighbor tune den, 2 porches 5-48 Grant Wanted · Anyone hav.ng a 1 your Piano B1ll ward, 51., Middleport $59,500 recording of the Jun~ 1, wards Keyboard. ol46 4372. Wanting quick sale to settle 1981 gradual1on Gallipolis. estale Call 614 384-3809 for ceremonies at Hannan appoinlmenl (Aller 1PM) High School. please conlacl G _A_L_L_IA--C-Ie-a~n-tng--and Joyce Holley al Apple Grove. west vtrgm 1a. Rent·A·Maid Service Inc .• House tor sate bY owner Free Estimates, bonded, Beautoful counlry home. I 1nsured, phone 24.5-9234 •1.. acres. 3 bedrooms, large Expanding local 1n · Cleaning by the week, man liVIng room with ftreplace, ternallonal sates office lh or contraclual. family room. 1 bath, kit· Oeslre amlblous people chen with stove, who are look 1ng for refngerator, lots of FOR all your photography prestegious markellng cabtnets, aHached 2 car. coreer tn tile field of sales needs go to Tawnev Studio, garage with automaftc and management . To 424 2nd. Ave .. Gallipolis, door opener. Large barn. 8 Passports. family arrange an appolnlment Ohio. X 12 Uliloly bUilding Tup· call 388-9616, ask for Mr. photos, weddings, and com· pers Plains and Chesler mercia! pholography Hardy. water, with softener. Home heated by LP gas, or coal WELL dri111ng, both rolary and woodburner ac & cable loots. usually wells comodation Property is 12 Situ• lion• Wanled 1n t day, Call Ray Beagle five years old other ntce Repair or remodeling, wall 304 8'15 38-11 features not ment1oned. paneling, ceiling or floor Pr~ced In tow 30's. 985 3560 llle, stdins. and painting CHARI.ES T Knopp Water 992 2759, Well Drlllmg. pump 's ales THREE bedroom house, and service, 304-675 5211 fam1ly room with fireplace, Will do house paonllng & Leave name and number or full basement, all ap carpentry work . Free call304 927 3609 pliances and draperies estimates 99~·6190. 675·15-42 afler 5 p m. Summer tulorlng for elementary sludenls Call 992--S.I or m 263~ 12x69, bath, ullllty, unfurnished, gooc cond•l•on . Call 1n 23 ~: Wmchesler 3bdr., kitchen, dln1ng area, For sale by owner, 50 acres, new 2 room cab1n, mineral nghts, tra iler stte, road frontage, 3 Mrle Creek Rd I'll be there Saturday 1 614 667 6648 35 Lots & Acreage LOTS Real n1ce campSile on Raccoon Creek, all Ulilil1es available, $300 down, owner will finance, cal Iafier 3 p m • 256 6413 Beauftful & level lots, Fa1r lield Church Rd • approved SUb diV ISIOn, C!tV Sc hool, rural water, 3 J / 4 ac r es, $10,000 1 1/4 acre $4,500 owner Will fmance , J O down 379 2196 4 acres on Floyd Clark Rd closelo Rt 160, $8 ,000 Call 4.46 0390 2 acres on Floyd Clark Rd ClOSe tO Rt 160, $.4,000 Phone 446 0390 North Gallta Estates IS now offenng beauflful3/ 4 acrea butldtng lots, rural water, road frontage available, tow down paymen-t• la.v monlhy payment can be arranged, or Will trade tor mobole home of ecuat value Call 367 0687 or 388 9692 Avatlable vacant lot w1th samll bu•ldtng •deal for used car sales, produce, or cab bus mess GOOd locat•on corner 2nd and Sycamore. Gallipolis. For mformat\on Call 881-4340 day , ol46 1715 at ntght 10 acres near Portor on old 160 Ideal for home s•tes, . . . . :: ::::::!::~:- OR RENT almost new 14 x tols of road frontag e 388 70, 3 bedroom. 1 1h baths. 9()6(), Slllmg on nice lot. ready Ia Homes for Sale 31 move Into Phone 304 S/6 5.42 ac res on Graham 5 ROOM house. 64 2711 School Rd 1ust past Cen ChilliCOihe Rd., only $3,500. tenary on right 357ft road Call<l46·4038 or~ 1615. HOUSE for sale •n Colum frontage ask 1ng $12,500 bus OH $33,900 Call alter 6, Call614 374 3349 NEW CABIN or small 675·3269 home. complelely fur· BY owner, J apartment nished, $3900 Call .utr0390 1 room house, exc. tocatton, house on approx 1 acre lmmedlale occupancy , Ltve 1n one, rent others to House with acreage for near hogh school , 675·1580 make vour payment Can sate. 3 or 4 bdrs .• fully car Dave O' Neal, Real Estale be converted smg le home. Ctty water , w il l constder peled. 2 barns. 379·2258 or Broker land contract 675 1883 9 5 379 23A3, afler 6PM. pm 32 Mobofe Homes fOO" Safe By Owner, ~ bdr. spill 100 x 110 tal 30~ 882 2954 or level, living rm • dining rm. comb , eat In kitchen, CLEAN USED MOBILE 882 3162 KESSEL ' S lg. family rm • 2 1/2 balh HOMES MOBILE 145ACRES 41 2 378 1804 Located In Tara Estates QUALITY Club house and pool HOME SALES, 4 Ml privileges. Kyger Creek WEST, GALLI POLIS, RT. SChool Dlstricl. Shown by 35 PH 0 N E 446 3868 or ol46 7274 app. only 367·7835. Homestead 4'"'t-~H,...ou_s_e_s.,.fo-r'"'R'"e-n.,. lcarpet, com. turn., set on House for renl, 57 Olive 51 lo16 In Quail Creek in Rod· 1 bdr • unfurnished, no ney, DH. S8.750 00 2<15·5420 pels. you pay ul•l •t•es.' dep. or 388·8349 req, $150 mo. ol467886 Af fer 5 ol46·4045. For s~ te 1974 Freedom TV ~trvtce calls. Free es!lmates, Call 992-6776 or BY OWNER Brick ranch, mobile nolne and tal, Furntshed one bdr house near HMC, 3 or ~ bdr .• lois 110x250. located 2 m1tes $140 in advan ce. $70 992·:1034. of buill· in cabinets, and • 1 above Henderson,WVA. depos it Inquire eventngs 112 balh, finished basemen! For Information call after at 507 Pecan 51 • Sprmg 11 Wtnted Ia Do Vally Estares. Gallipolis with den. lg . watk·ln closet. 6'00 PM675·4310 D.J.'s tAWN MOWER shower, laundry rm., 2 car REPAIR · On Neigh· garage with eteclrtc 12x60 mobil• home, 1 acre 3 bdr home, dep &. ref . borhood Rd .• all makes ser· opener. cenlrel air and gas ground, air cond., parttally req. adults preferred Call vlced, Specializing In Lawn Ileal, owner will help flnan· furn 256·156of, Crown <;lly, oi46·4754, Northup,OH Boy. Blades sharpened. ce. Callol46·>1604 OH I Call o146·:U25 efler 5 p.m. bdr house S275 Verv Pick up arid delivery Nice frame home, 20 1973 2 odr Granville 12x60. 3ni ce, Rodney Vtllage II eve liable. minutes north of Pt. Air cond .• · awning, gd . .u6 4416 afler JPM Pleasanl on Rl. 2. LR, OR, cond. ol46·0876, or 446·2651 Will babysit In my home 3 bdr., FR wllh Wood burner, full blsemenl. 3 ~ 1978 Feslval Mobile home 2 bdr. house. basemen!, 160 & 554. 388-8178. ' acres. mtd <tO's, assumable 14x70, 3 bdr • 2 balh, garage , Rose Hill . Pomeroy DepoSII, tea~ . loan. Call 30.4-273·9344, $10,000 256 9309. General houSe cleenlng 'I'Ho required . No pets 5225 per Moun! Allo. WVA. weekly. 53.25 per. hr, mo 614-678·2513 Phone ol46·2427 . 1973 Crown Haven, t4x65. House 3 bdr .. full bedroom, new car· House. 3 bedroom , utilities , immed . three TO DO ell types basement pel, 1971 Cameron, l~x64, pa1d Ca ll 675 4426 afler 6 pos-lon Price reduced PAINTING two bedroom. new carpel, pm VERY 18,000, In city llmi!S. Call 1972 Champion. 12x60, IWo RATES 446·374 or 256-1903. bedroom, new carpet. 1976 42 Mobote Homes affer Cameron, 12x60, two for Renl BeautifUl VIIIWI I mile bedrooms, bath & 1/2, new from HMC, 1 yr. old 3 bdr., carpel 1970 PMC, 12x60, 2 bdr. mobile home 1n 2 full blllh, brick rtnch, full Will do bllbysiHIIIIt In mv basemen!, 2 plus car 1w0 bedroom. new carpel, Crown City, OH. A~r Cond., B & 5 Sales. Inc., 2nd and wash & dryer, carpel, f~r IIOrM In SyrecUM. Good Qllrego. WIFP, 3 acres. Vllnd SlrHI, Pl. Pleasanl, place, Sl75 me Call ol46 rtltl'lflCIS. very relleblo. WV Phonl675·4424. 3257 Pttont 992•3110or 949·2191. Call446-1709. 5 rms & bath, 2 1&2 acres of land • new carpet, city wafer. buill In kitchen. $25,000, In Crown Clly, OH CAll 1·31U 525 03'11 week day, on weekends and In evening 1·304·522·1735. 1971 Schultz 12x60, wash & dryer, new -==========='= bdr. brick hOUie loceted 5 Will , _ I I - In Mid· 3mllel from park Iron! In dlaport aree, David GeOrge Gllllliofll. owner mov1no fH-5156. out Ill town. Call .w6 0633. Over 2600 sq. ft. of living SPICe· City schools, I acre l•ndle•ped ltwn, priced will boiow merkel value. Clll ....31,, Gllllpolla. HAUL tlf'IVtl, llmtlfllnt, alii, ale: Dtncll Dunlap. H - lOr 1811 3 bdr., IO. Bib¥ litter neteltd. muat Pttont 675-5215. 11¥1111 room, femlly room, 1 !leW rtltrenc:t & prior ... 112 bolh, u)lllty room, eat· tlfl'ltfltt. .a•r.m 011 . . HtnCIYfMII. Nltcla wark. In klkhen. fireplace. Call !At, Ollk HHI, OH. l'ltonu...•·1041. 446-0'29, Gallipolis lx<IS 2 bedroom trailer 3bdr. traoler $165 mo. rot Brown's Trailer Park, req. plus dep. GAlliPoliS Minersville, Ohio Ferry, WVA. 675-6851. 1970 Hlltcrest12x60, 2 bdr. lip out In living room. ~~o~s heat, tlr. cond .• 1 acre of land. acrou from Racine loclll and dam. 2~7·3'115 . 2 bdr . troller on Bulevllle· Addison Rd. Phone ~6583, Gallipolis ' 2 bdr troller on Butevllle· Addison Rd. Phone ~6583. Gallipolis. ' . Selem 7G·27Cl. St.• . -~- 3 bdr. trailer. S200mo 1100 dep. furnished . Phono 367· 0271 . ' �.'c·~ ." • "'• • ,•··:'"~- 1 :,·: \"l 1 't .. .. , .... ' . r. ...,,.,., ... .. ,.u<,.....·~ , -:. .. ~ ...;...,::·.-· .c;- ,. ~_. ,,, .~· ,.~,-, · ~- '. . . 1 1981 Mobllt Homes torRent Television ._,.'. . VIewmg Sp~ce for Rent Office space downtown Gallipolis location, .lsi Beaumu'l mobile home floor, ~-3.(12. with garage on 1 acre lot. 118 mile from North Gal !Ia Modern office suite, High School on Rt. 160. Business & Professional Completely turn., Including Bid., 4U Second Ave., washer and dryor. Call388· Downtown Gallipolis. Call ~7 . Morris Haskins. 42 ~te, WAArA~ '(DO tnM&t~WAT~~~ ......... ..... • • • ' -' J ... • • " H & 0 CONSTRUCTION. Remoclellrig, end repiln. Commercial and reslden· tiai •.Fhone 675·6357. strew tor ule. 9-19·2273. ~~I .. ' . ' ' . ' .. ................ '' ' ' 1980 Honda Odessey, $1,000. Crown City, OH . 256·~205, ' l977 B.ONAHZA travel trailer, 35ft. long, a.c., lip- 1974 J6o Honda street bike, out room. New awning, 3,600 miles, excellent, S650. deluxe Interior, full beth, 71 Autos tor Salt Larry 'Evans 416·6310, call 388·1646. , 1976 Chysler Cordoba, low Gallipolis. l miles, oopd cond., tift wbl!el, cruise, priced right, 1974 Sportster, .146·0812. 44·8661, Galii!"'lls. For rent, lOx 50 2 bedroom mobile home . Racine area. 41 Equlpmtnllor Rent m-5858. ENOLDADER and backhoe. sao per day. 6 room house tor rent on Operate yourself. Ray Nye Avenue. $150 per mon· Beegle, 895·3841. th, sso deposit . 367-7811. , , ... , Mobile home, 2 bedrooms. Adulls only, no pets, deposit required. Utilities Household Goods paid. 2 miles on S.R. l.Q. st m -3647. LAYNE'S FURNITURe . . 1974 Harley Davidson Spor· hter, Immaculate cond.,recent top and bot· tom motor overhaul, many 1967 Mustang 6 cyl., auto, extras,. must see to aplight blue, gd. cond., call preclate. Call gatewoodd, 379·2138 after 6 PM, .146·4030. Gallipolis. 73 Chevolel Blazer. Call .146·1175, Gallipolis. • .... . 0 1::1--c:----_-.H"'o-:m:-e:---- Improvements FOR BEST In carpet . Cleaning - Call Smeltzer's Steamway. Call 614·4-46· 2096. .. ' .111111 ii; ., .., CONTINIOUS no leak gut· terlng, cuatom made for your home.• For free estimates, can ADVANCE SEAMLESS GUTTER AND ODOR. 614-698·1205. HARPER Halstead, lawn mower repair and. shar· penlng service, !0 a.m.c6 p.m. 675·5861. •U .- CAPI'AIN EASY DAVE'S appliance repair, washers, dryers, plum· bing, electric, ge~ral han· dyman. 576-m1 or 675·5689. NOl THEY'RE THe .TWO WHO SU,PPO&EO~Y OWN THE LAND IIIlTH THEOlLl Sofa, chair, rocker, ot· STANLEY STEEMER 1976 KAWASAK1 KE 125, RON'S Televlslon ·5ervlce. 1971 Pinto I cyl., auto, 1973 882-31..S. Mobile home for rent of tomari, 3 tables, $500. Sofa, Carpet Cleaning In Zenith and Specializing Pinto 4 cyl., 4 spd. Caif 379· sate in Cheshire. Will help chair and loveseat, $275. .146-~208 Motorola, Quazer~ · and 2138 alter 6 PM, Gallipolis. Sofas and chairs priced finance . 3 bdr. 992·7816. house calls. Phone 576-2398 1980 Kawaskl KZ 440 LTO, from S275. to $695. Tables, .~~ or .u6·2..S., PAINTING · Residential like new. 304·882·2618. (00~ '77 Trans Am, near loan Two bedroom furnished S38 and up to S109. Hide-a· Interior and commercial. c·~-"' value $3,800 . .146·1136, bel· tr.iler, $180 . . month plus beds,S:WO., queen size, S380. exterior, mobile home COOK ' S Television Ser· 76 TRIUMPH 750 Bon· and utllllles. $1011. deposit.675· Lamps Recliners, $165., $295., 1 ~========:::;;:========~ween9AM&8PM. roofs. Frl!e estimates. 17 vice, Henderson, wv from $18. to S65. 5 1neville, all new wheel 6987 . yrs. exp. wllh references Phone 675·2250. . pc. dinettes from $7'1., to bearings, 6500 miles, good caii367·771U 1980 Mustang Cobra turbo, condition, or 367·7160. $365. 7 pc. , $189. and up. h d 304·A58· 1075. 4 spd., PS, PB, lllf, recaro ~_::: M,_is,c::. . ::. M:::e:.:rc=•e:•:::i:::se,__ S4 Misc. Merchandise Two bedroom house trailer Wood table and A chairs, S4 F & K Trl!e Trimming, . seats, AM·FM casse»e, on Ashton-Upland Road. S350 up to $495. Hutches, JIM MARCUM Roofing · stump removal. 675·1331. Amanna 10.000 BTU air sun roof, loaded. 675·6690. TM 500 Suzuki S..SO. 675· $150 plus utilities and $300. and $375. , maple or spouting and siding. 30 . ' $200. 304-675· 3190. damage deposit. 3 miles pine finish . Bedroom suites Square dance clothes, conditioner, years experience. Free 2631. size 36 pants, 15-15 mens from Rt. 2. 675·4088 . 1968 Flreblrd 41!0, gel. · Bassett Oak, $649., 1/ 2 shirts, ladles dresses estimates. Remodeling. T . and R building, \ remodeling, also papering, shape. Call256·6n6. 1980 Honda XL 500, exc. Bassett Cherry, $765. Bunk Ca ll388·9857: 16 & 18, pants & Crystal, china, and sliver. carpel Installation, and cond., $950. 675-.(198. Two 2 bedroom house bed complete wilh mat· cremllns all colors, ladles general home lm · trailers for rent, furnished, tresses, $250. and up to shoes size 7 112 B. Call 256· Cali your Princess House 1975 Vega Estate wagon, 4 CALL 4A6-2801 for termite, provements. 675·5689, 615· decorator consultant 1 with centra l air, good for $350. Captain 's beds, $275. 6A72. cyl., auto., tilt wheel, AM· 1974 Suzuki TM h5. Call roach, bird, rodent, . 530A. today . 304·882·3108. working couple or couple complete. Baby beds, $89. ,FM radio, PS. Call256·6016 675·5350. spiders, fleas and other with 1child. $150 per month Mattresses or bo~ springs, Crown City, OH. For sale Whirlpool dish· full or twin, $55., firm, $65. Largest selection of plus deposit. 675·4088. 1975 Suzuki TM 400, gd. !~~~a\~~J~~~~-tr~. ~';.'i Building ~nd remodeling. and $75. Queen sets, SIBS. 5 washer. Call 388·9023, Bid· Zeniths & RCA color TV's locoed In Carpentry. Frl!eestlmat~. cond., $300. 304·576·2971, af· company 1979 Dotson 280ZX Grand dr. chests, SA9. A dr. chests, well, OH. In the area. Ai11981 models Gallipolis area. Bill 675·2440. 2 BOR . mobile home, New SA2. Bed frames,' S20.and on sale now . Village Fur· Lux . Edition, fully loaded ter 1 PM. Thomas. - - -------------Haven, adulls only, no pets, $25., 10 gun · Gun cabinets, nlture, 2605 Jackson Ave. must see to appreciate. 30H75·1..S2 or 675·2996 al- $350., dinette chairs $20. Two month spring special 675·1773. 14,000 miles, have pur· 1978 Kawasaki 1000 Z1 R, tor upholstering furniture. ter 3. Plumbing 82 chased family car price 5,000 miles, runs great, STUCCO PLASTER lNG and $25. Tappan gas or Richard Mowery, Sr. & Heating textured ceilings, com· to sell. Phone 286· reduced header, continental kerker electric ranges, S285. Owner. 675-AlS-4. Lowest prices on Ber11co 5-447. mercia! and residential, 1 BDR . trailer in Hen · USED lire $2,000. 304-895·3889. . Ranges , CARTER'S PLUMBING bedding In the area. Call free estimates. Call 256· derson, air conditioned, refrigerators, and TV's, AND HEATING for prices. Village Fur· SW IMMING POOLS : 1182. • everything furnished, will 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. 1975 Toreno auto, 4 dr .. air, cor. Fourth and Pine nilure, 2605 Jackson Ave. rent by week or month, 304· Open 9am to 7pm, Mon . PRe -SEASON SALE : 675·1773. P.S, PB, $650. Call 4-46·7629, 7S Boatsand Phone -446·3888 or 446·4477 II INSTALL 675·6730 . thru Fri., 9am to 5pm, Sat. GallipoliS. · t Motors for Sale SANDERS CON · 446·0322 TRACTING, Carpentry DEWITT'S PLUMBING 1978 FIBERFORM Walklkl Building Supplies 1977 vw Sci rocco ex. cond ., 17. ft., 115 h.p: Mercury work & painting, concrete, AND HEATING 44 Apartment Building materials, block, 40 MPG, price reduced . motor, Tennesee trailer, landscaping, 4-46·2787. Route t'6Q at Evergreen tor Rent brick, sewer pipes, win· Call 4-46·9500, Gallipolis. Phone .146·2735. skis and accessories. House for rent, 57 Ol ive St. dows, lintels, etc. Claude INSTALL fireplace facing $5,000. 256·6002 or .146·2178 . I bdr.. unfurnished, no Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . 75 Ford Granda Ghla, AC, or chimneY', dry wall, GENE PLANTS pets, you pay utilities, dep. Call215·5121. plaster, stucco, free est. AND SONS . PS, PB, PW, $1995. 4-46·7332 Sale or Trade. 1979 BAJA Simulated brick or· stone, req., $150. mo. 4-46·7886. AI· between 10 & 7:30 or 4-46· Boat, 16ft. tri ·hull, 115 h.p. Plumbing · Heating · Air ter 54-46·40..S. Greg Burdette, call 675· conditioning. 300 Fourth 200 board ft . walnut lum· 2172. Mercury outboard motor 6357. Insulated storage building. ber, rough sawmill cut. Ave. Ph. 446·1637. with power trim . Easy load Antiques 1 Bedroom apt. all utilities Sl 8x10 with 7ft. ceiling. Ideal $100. Call 992·2810. Tenn. trailer. Complete 64 Dodge will sell cheap. paid. 675·5101 or 675·5386, ATTENTION : liM · work shop. $799. See these Call 4-46·0168 weekdays or covers and lots of extras. HOWARD & • PISTOLE SOUTHERN SERVICE P1. Pleasant. PORTANT TO YOU ) Will at Kingsbury Home parts S6 Like new, very little use. Contractors - Buil,d, siding, CO . · Heating · mobile Pell for Sate 4-46·2159, Gallipolis. remodel, concrete, rooting, home furnaces, electric hot pay cash or certified check store. m -6288. POODLe GROOMING . free estimates. Call col., water FURNISHED APT . Cen· tor antiques and collec· repair. Call of· 614-259·2811 ask for Charles flee, tank tral air, heat and parking, 1 tibles or entire estates. Sail boat, e•. cond., $150. Ca ll Judy Taylor at 367· 1977 PINTO RUNABOUT, 416 ·3008 night, 1978 Star craft ski boat, 19 42,000 miles, good con· or Mike. or 2 adults onlv . 4-46·0338 . Nothing too large. Also, Skl·bob, swimming pool 7220 . emergency no. 367·7131 . ft ., 175 HP Mercury black dillon, radial tires. $2300. gun~, pocket watches, and wilh everthlng, many misc . max, lots of extras, priced CAT · Phone 992·2770. Apartment tor rent, un- coin collections. Call 614· items . 992 ·2120 . Keep ORAGONWYNO to sell. Phone992·5170. INTERIOR and exterior J & P Plumbing & Heating, 767·3167 or 557·3411 . TERY · KENNEL, AKC trying. turn .. 1 rms .. utilities pd., - - - - - - - - - - - · painting, Mark White, call Rt. 1 Gallipolis, 367·7853. Chow Chow dogs. CFA 1969 Z-28 and 1976 station no children or pets, 4-46· 215 .956 1-. Persian and wagon deluxe. Can be seen 17 It, 78 model, 120 HP. In· 1637, Galllpolis,OH . Misc. Merchandise BURIAL lots for sate. Himalayan, Seal board & outboad with D. C. Contractors Plum· & cream 2 miles out S.R. 1.(1. 992· Siamese cats. trailer & life lackels. Nice CAPTAIN STEEMER Car· bing, electrical, heating, RATLIFF POOLS & SER· Beautiful, perpetual care, Hlmllayan & White 3617. pet· Cleaning featured by Furnished opt . $195. VICE, Complete sales, ser· uprlghlt monument per· point pleasure boat, 304·576·2911. roofing, aluminum, vinyl Persian kittens. Call 4-46· Haffell Brothers custom siding, Utilities pd . 1 bdr ., adults . vice, supplies and in· milled . Forest Iiiii 384Hiter home painting. 4 p.m. 1976 Mercury Cougar XR7. Cometary Rl . 2 North . Carpets. Free estimates. 675·3376and 4-46·«16. After 7PM . stallation. 4-46·1324. or 675·12.40. Auto Parts Loaded. E~tra sharp . 16 Call4-46·2107. Phone 675·55-48 (James H. & Accessories HILLCREST KENNEL · Would consider trade·ln. 2 bdr. apartment lg. LR KACH ·ALL portable metal Lewis) aJ Excavlliftg Boarding all breeds, clean m -3992. CHARLIE'S SALVAGE WOOOSHOP• · Cabinets, and Kitchen. Across from buildings, sizes 41t.xl01t. to lndoor·outdoor facilities . Auto parts, auto repair, picnic tables, porch DOZER · backhoe, dump Honda Shop no pets. Call 12ft.xAOII. Gallipolis Block ALL types of granile, mar· Also AKC Reg. Dober· 1960 Chevrolet, 2 door . 2nd wrecker service , buy swings, most wood produc- truck. Call-146·4537 . 411..3937 or 367-0560. Co., 123'h Pine St.. call4-46· ble, and bronze memorials. mans. Call .146·7795. owner. _,.9,000 miles, new automobiles, radiators and ts. 101 Court St., Gallipolis. Display lot on Main St. Pt. 2783. tires. Sl, 100. 742·2113 .• batteries. 4-46·7717 . Com· Pleasant Granite Call-146·2572. 1 bdr. unfurn. apartment, OOZER work · e~cavatlng, Black and tan coon hound. pany. Phone 675·554 . downtown Golllpolls WONDER STOVE · mfg. land clearing. Call446·0051. Show Champion. Grand 1976 Pontiac Sunblrd tor 302 Ford motor and auto WEATHERALL CON · locotion, no pets, adults by United States Stove Co., Priced for quick sale. 992· sale. 6 cyl., 5·speed. $2,300. transmission, gd . oond., CRETE only, newly remodeled . .146· wood and cool burner with 26' TROUTWDDO travel 3992. · quality and ser· COMPLETE SEWER IN· GOOd condition. 742·2249. must sell . 388·9060, Vinton, vice, call675·1582. 3.(12 blower, Golllpolis Block trailer and camp site on STALLATION & backhoe OH. Raccon Crl!ek. Close to Co., call 4-46·2783. service for the Racine· Ohio River . $500 down. THE FISH TANK and Pet 1978 CUTLASS Salon. 675· JACKSON ESTATE APTS. PAINTING '. Interior and Syracuse sewer district. Shop, 2101 Jefferson Ave. Owner will finance. 614·256· 2722 or 675·5571. 197A MONTE Carlo parts. exterior, . plumbing·, Dozer work If needed. 949· has 1 bdr. apts., rent star· For Sale : 1000 gallon 675·2063, Pt. Pleasant. Out· 301·675·5365. tlng al $152 per mo. Call PLASTIC septic tanks. 1216. ·' roofing, some remooellng. 2293. ch dw,arf rabbits S,J0.99•. AA~·2715. 20 yrs. exp. Call388·9652: MORRISON 'S Auto sales. State approved. Phone 286· mini lop rabbits S19.99, and EASY credit available now 20 gal . aquarium with full Henderson, WV . Phone 675· Finder for 1976 Ford 5930. Jackson, Ohio. Dozer work. Small lobs a to purchase furniture, hood$51.95. Open 11-4. 1574 or 675·2881 . pickup. 301·882·3328. Fum. efficiency apt.. S125, BING~ CONCRETE CON · specialty. 7•2·2753. televisions, or appliances. • utllties paid, adults . .146· Hotpolnt Deluxe Electric STRUCTIDN · Specializing Village Furniture 2605 JB,IA otter 7 PM . In concrete driveways, EDWARD'S Backhoe and 1978 CONCORD , 58 ,000 77 Auto Repair Range, ,.·burner double Jackson Ave., 675·1173. AKC Dachshund, , patio, Dozer Service. Specializing oven . Call 446·1615, after Pomeranian an Poodle miles, priced to sell. 304· ROBERTS BROTHERS sidewalks basement, garage floors In septic tank. 675·1234. A58·1075. 3 bdr. apartment, 103 Court 5:004-46·1241, Gallipolis . pups 895·3'158. GARAGE . 24 hr. wrecker NEEDseveralltemsoffur· 11 and etc. Free estimates. St. Gallipolis. $215 mo. Call service. " Big or small" we years e~perience . Call -367· nllure, appliances , 4-46·2572. Couch for sale, 6 mos. old., televisions. Big discounts Cute cuddie ly AK C 1974 Super Beetle, e>e. tow them alii 2332 Eastern 7891. BACKHOE Service. Larry exc. cond., 4-46·3337, Nor· for quanlty purchase. peklngese· toy cham - cond, $2800. 675·2835. Sldenstrlcker. 675·5580. Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio. Day Farnlshed efficiency apt. thup, OH . · 4-46·2445 or Night · 4-46· Ashworth Installment Ser· Village Furniture 2605 plonbloodllne 'poodle-work S125. Utilities pd .. share mare, pinto, reel worker, 1972 Ford Pinto Runabout, 1792. Jackson Ave. 675·1773. vice . Cerpet, vinyl, J . E. White Construction. bath, adults. Call .146·4416 1970 Holiday traveler cam· slngle·double, sacrifice, 1· 675·5016. ceramic tile, floor tile, for · Block and concrete, mor· alter 3PM. per, self·contained, exc. BIG discounts for cash and 301·743-8002 . E & V WELDING Paint & mica counter tops, all work tar, sand and gravel . Rt. cond .. $2,995. Dune, buggy, carry at VIllage Furniture 33, two m lies above New 1969 Buick Skylark, e~c. Body Shop, Georges Creek guaranteed .,Call ~-8019 , Second floor finished ef· red fiberglass body, $500. 2605 Jackson Avenue, 675· AKC Registered temale running cond. , SA50. Phone Rd. Gallipolis, 4-46·9304, for· Haven . 882-21-18. ficlency apt. Furn ished, Go cart, slingshot, 5 HP, 1773. Pomeranlan,2 years old. molly with Gallipolis Does your house need a 675·6287. adulls only, no pets. 729 2nd new W5. Corvalr van, Motors, 3 years. Call New Haven 882·2829. EIKirlcal fa.ce lift? Or lust a little 14 Ave. Gallipolis. Call 4-46· $1,795. Sears air cond ., GALVANIZED Culvert, $65.00. & Rtfrlperation 1963 Corva ir convertible, makeup? Call me & I'll 23,000 BTU, $400. 1980 0957. Auto Painting & Sanding have It looking young again $550. 304·675·1699. model mopeds, 9 left In S2.35 ft. up. Bridge, etc. $175, any color,free pickup In no lime. Will do all types QUALITY Cooling and Steel, tOe lb. up. 925·0884. Fruit 58 s• over cost 150 1 & 2 bedroom furnished stock, & delivery In Gallipolis of Interior work; paneling, Heating Service, call 388· & Vegetables 75 Monte Carlo 350 , 2 BBL, erea, Hammond apartments. m -5AJA or m · MPG . Call4-46·4626. Body ceilings, flooring, etc,; plus 9698. JUNE SPECIAL . Buy Chevy rally rims, black 5914 or 882·2566. Cabbage pick your own, 25 Shop, 221 Mill St. 379·2782. exterior work, roofing, For sale 14 ft . Starcralt fishing reel at regular cents a head. 5 miles below with red ·interior, Phone shingling, any size and Fuller Electric' Co. Com-get rod of equal price, 675·5350. shape. 30 years exparlence plete rewiring, commercial 1 bedroom apts. available motor bOat, ..s HP Chysler value half price. Matched town, GAllipolis. Raynor motor all remote control, 71 camping Peach Orchard, 4-46·407. In carpentry. References or residential, and elec· at Riverslde Apts. Equal rod and reel combos, '1:1 off 1978 FORO Fairmont good Equipment provided upon request. m - trlcal malntalnance, also .Opportunity Housing. Call runs gOOd. Call 4-46·2798 or re9u1ar price. Rod or rl!el 4-46·9689. cond., 24 mpg, 304·882·3115. on call. Ph. 416·2171. 6293. :m ·7721. only 25 percent off regular ...... 8 ft. truck camper, $250. Gallipolis. price. trl ,county Sports m-3992. ,, '' MICROWAVE OVEN, good " Gene's Carpet Cleaning, 'i bedroom apt. furnished, cond ., with stove. 2 or 3 Shop. 675·2988. deep stream extraction. SEING Machine repairs, 'Utilities paid . No pets or years old. 367·7824. Free estimates, ~easonabte service. Authorized Singer '~runks . John Sheets, 3'h Ohio Valley Cleaning, Call ,.-,1--:F::-a:-r-m :- E=q:-u-.1:-pm=en:::t:-rates. Scothguard, m-6309. Sales & Service. Sharpen ·mues south Middleport Rt. us for carpel cleaning Scissors. Fabric Shop, • one set of world Book, before 9 am any day 675· J Pomeroy. m -2284. Chlldcraft Encyclopedias, 1213. RINGLE'S SERVICE : 17 volumes, like new, S399. Complete building, :APARTMENTS . Fur· Value $180. Call 416·79Al remodeling, repairing, JACJ<'S REFRIGERATIO· ~nished or unfurnished . 675· 1 yr. old Frick D1C com· large or small lobs done ef· N. air condition service, -1371 days, 675 ·3812 evenings. plete sawmill wllh dleiel New mechanical plan · ficlently . Phone 675-2018 or commercial, Industrial. 'r<"enlngs. power unit. Also one 2 saw tset1er, never used, SMJO. Phone 882·2079.' 675-.SOO. "~------ Swimming pool slide, 4-46· edgerwith power unit and Ca II .146·1700. Truck end 23 11. 5th whl!el 1973 25 Car·a·Van motor 0026, Gallipolis. log cleaner. Call alter 7PM :~I>ARTMENTS AND type camper. Ex. cond., 11101me. 304·77l·59..S. 614-698-6513. LOC KSM 11 H ServIce. I~S:___G~en~t~rt:,:I'-'H-"t'!U:::Ii~ng!L_ -~,\()BILE HOMES67H130. Four 15,00 i gallon tanks together or separate, Metal porch glider and 1972 camper, lA', sleeps 6, Resldentl al, automotive. LIMESTONE, gravel and located aDOve ground at Phone 256·6512. matching chair, grl!en and Laroe handmade ceder Athens, Ohio, $3,000.00 condition, 1895. 576· Emergency ilervlce. Call sand. All sizes. At Rrchards ;Af?"rtments . 675·554. 79 · 118 while, gd . cond., 175. 675· -chest 1125, 675·3489. each. Phone 1·301-422·2711 . 55 Chevy flatbed, 4 new and son, Upper River Rd., 3338. :E II iency apartment, tirn, needs work, 304·576· 1 :::::::::::::::::;..J.:===;:====~ Gallipolis, Ohio. Call 446I" 7785. Lloyd'S AM·FM S-track John Deere Bulldozer with 2637. <Jtilltles paid. Call 675·AA26 Indoor-outdoor carpeting, recorder with 1urn table, heavy duty trailer. Phone -===:i::::::=;=::i'f.'i;;== -----~---,a lter6 pm . three sections 12xl8, SIOO almost new, 1250. 675·A595. 304·675·2081or304-675-..SOO. ii v 1 n114 w.o. They'll Do It Every Time JIM'S DEPENDABLE each. Portablo dishwasher, '-"---~====--water delivery . Call 256· 4S Furnished Rooms SSO. Electric range, 125. 1980 JEEP CJ-5, 6-cyl., 4· 9368 anytime . · 30 ln. magic chtf gas 135 MF tractor 30-4-675-6625. spd., exc. cond ., call 446· SLEEPING ROOMS for 1972 Suzuki 750 CC, $400. range, 675·5616 or 675-5534, King trombone, 135. 1211 . rent, Gallla Hotel. NOW HAULING housecoat GRAVELY trectpr, with 30 Fradella accordion 120 & limestone for driveways. base, 1100. Large back 1970 Ford pickup, 302 Inch mower, roto tiller, MUST SELL, Make me an Call tor ntlmates 367·7101 SLEE PING ROOMS and pack, like new, 120. sansue motor, $15. Tappan electic plow, end new tlrn, good light housekeeping apt,, stero, S200. 215·5411, Bid· ~S25. Phone 304·773· cond., 11400. 304·675-6690. · offer 1910 Jeep CJ 5, 6 cyl, 4 spd, low mileege, canvas Park Central Hotel. weii,OH . DILLAROS WATER top, will trade, call ~- 1211 DELIVERY Service. Call Sale or trade. Fermall or.w6·3594. 4A6-7«).1. con· Super C, excellent 46 Space for Rent Component stero system AIR CONDITIONERS · dillon. Caii67HU3after 5. receiver, Gerrard ule Pl'iced, all slzn Secluded private trailer lot Sansul 1976 CJ7 Jttp Renegade 6 changer, acoustics record JONES BOYS WATER stock, expert Installation ln. wooded area. Ideal for speakers, sold as set only available. VIllage Fur· cyl., 3 spd., PS, MIG SERVICE, call 367-7471 or Farm all A with cultivators, wheels, exc, cond., 13600. that summer' outdoors. nlture, 2605 Jackson Ave., good for tobacco, 11200. 304· Ctll 367·0591 . contact Brown's Trailer $200. 215·S488, Bidwell, OH. 30H7Hm. ~-0515. 576·2911 , Park, 992-3324. 14 acres of pulpwOOd, 367· Mobile • homts moved, 1975 Chivy '4 ton 4 wllttl ,_ lhlp· Just reclevtd licensed, and bonded. 576 7631. COUNTRY MOBILE Home mtlll Of liVIng room IOIIH, .:.:,___L::ll"-•11:.: · :::IOc=k_ _ drive. Lift kit, big tirH. 2711 or 675-43911. Park, Route 33, North of Ule priced, , _ II H I11 I I 01I H ~ 34 992·2•79. pgmeroy. Large lOti. Call For sale ring neck & sliver all VIllage Furniture, 2605 n ry . pheasants, Honda XL very JacklonAve.,30H75·1m. c-. 23 milking, 11eru m -7479. clue In 71 4WO lnttrnollonal Scout · gd. cond. 300. ~-OJ59, --~-----'-'_ 1::..7--·-=-upl!!!=~ next7-ks. 31t·l419. PS, PI, AC, AT, 4 extra Gallipolis. tRISTATE TllAILER spaces for rent. tirte, A· I cond., 304·576For Salt Btnlamln TWO year old half querter :1437. SOUthern Valley Mobile UPHOLSTERY SHOP Franklin Fireplace Stove, 1163 Sec. Ave,, Gallfpotls. HOme Park, Cheshire, Oh . For sale refrlg., LR suite, smell king stove, de•en& American horM,~l~~j~~~~~= 1000 lbl. Idealuddl4 tor children. washer-dryer, fuel oil lank, 446-7Uior446-1133. , 992·39SI. Alter 5, 446·2599, Gallipolis. - ' and chelr, kllcllen 304-6t5-5365. table, odds & ends. Helen 1m Honda XL 350, lid. Mawnys Upltollltry Rt. 1 TRAILER lj)ICe 3 mlles llack, upper 5 mile, HenlOx 124. Pt.Pf-1. :IIMtrom tvwn function 2 & 62 et 5elgter fuel oil htaltr and derson, WVA . alter Rtgilltred TenntUI conll., Ia. Ctll 446-2GIIi, Walker Mare. 304·576-2"1- Galtlpolll, tank. 4A6-3530, Gelllpolls. 67$-.151. Old Y,'675·3241. 4:00PM. tBILGEO! J () WARRICK SQUAW WILL. PAV FOR JHI!W SHE !>AID ONCE TH/!' !'AI<e WAS OVER NO MORE' WOULD COME . 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(J) O.OA FACTOII'Out of llody,OootoiMIIId:T-io•oa th..-e 11 a conapkacy to take over the world u.... paople'a l!l!ndolotteodot.,.._ Ill llUIW. Alll!fl. (H) - : I'OU.OW UP I!QID 01' TIIUil't!TS · ~- IOIOIIIUDDIES Hoo:ry'omothortoo..-ylnconfuoi011-n oht _,.ctodly orri•H ot thl hot of to lind out obout tho nowdrt11ioa hoblta of her'" whom 1M aaw on lolovltlonwllhKip-lholwo · " ' ' freiiM 11 tt.elr alter 1::10 ' ALLEYOOP 'WVE &ar TO DO 800ZL!! ALlEY'S LYING Hl!lJ'lS6 CMR TIIEitE! 1:11 8:00 ~ ' (llepHt) CIRUI'DATIIIIWI W":tMIT ~R A IUIPect ln 1n aauuM caM II 1 oJMziou oolf· procltlrud poychfc, who comlcolly IAIWII'I Woio'l 'IHitlona bttort tht)' are aahd, and prodlctottnlbflthioulwlllhopfllniOHonislft.-outono -.ry caN. (Repeal) ..,...In- onclo-ui--ESP create aa ca11 tor GASOUNE ALLEY qlad to se.i you! - are no for WINNIE lOU WORRY TOO MUCH FOR YOUNG MAH! WTA~IS! t- 15 A PROWSE.' ANP MARIHKA 1$ TRY1H6 10 HfLP Mf! · .. IYg· ~bylht-- . [I X1r I I I I I j .· · __ . ,._ --poy _ _ ,. .... ; !J ,loaM,:=.:~- --­ ki-f I l II BRIDGE Ambush bidding lly O.woW Joeol>y &lid Alaa s..lac NORTH One of the best known bid· ding ploys is what might be called an ambus~ bid. You act like you are defending desperately wheo in reality you want to ~et yourself doub)ed .. North- had a- good chance to use ,tllis bid with today's hand and hi.! opponents fell right Into the trap. North ~peeled that his partner '.could make five spades. He also was sure that his opponents could make a lot of hearts. North intended to buy the hand in spades if possible and may· be lo get doubled. All that he wished for came to pass . A clumsy North might have jumped to four spades over West's three hearts . A very devious North might well have passed and shown spade support later. This North took the median course and simply bid three spades. East did not know about the trap and bid four notrump. If West could show two aces, East was going to six, but West showed just one ace so North knew that six was doomed to defeat If East had suspected what Norih was doing he ~~Juu'· ~ 11 Indlgenotl5 piano lesson! 1'17 JOVE TO, form .......... - 6·25-11 +QU765 •• .AKQ64 +2 WEST EAST •• +3 .AQ912 .KJ10B65 t7 U853 +Q 10 5 .AKJ4J SOUTH +AKJt02 '3 • J 10 2 49816 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East West Nortb 3. s• Pass Pass J+ Pass s+ Pass Ea1t ,, 4 NT s• Obi . Soutb t+ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead:• A might well have bid the heart slam. In that case North would have taken the phantom save at six spades. But poor East doubled five spades. The defense scored their two aces. North and South scored game . rubb er. honors. etc . t, I Gnaw 3 Jacket style I Seta of ste(Jil 4 " I - to Your II Btptlml, e.g. Weddin«" ... Tirne for 40Ur 6tJOp tuCK... BUT R:INET 1}115 l?lfT .,._ .. c:in:fed letilll to lor THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS : Bee center He's just ·Good' mormnq, Gretchen! - ~-~-· «li41!1t:Copt10fttd) •w.tiiAOIIIM,P.I. AIIpY atrokl .. flwt cold c:AN eveflt'r' 611'1:'HAVE NEA~ A"T I:IAND~ PURPLE BETRAY : : Would yqu sl1 down to hiYel drink when yoit ·, htarthla?-"BOTTOMS UPI" . .',_ ,..,.."'lwei do-. WHA"T TWO '5EAU6" Jumbloa STOIC ODIUM 'l'otliiMr, eoeel>y Doo - Fll/6 _,__... -. ......... ..... . - ... ... .. ------------------ I""r.;.a::.!,.-· I r '·- --·0 lbc lNG 5 Mocking 13 EncJI,Ih river • Keep score 14 Soecer · 7 Suffix team number for social 15 Refined 8 Energetic 11 Memorable one (sl.) Yesterday'• Aalwer period t Actor, Chad - Z3 Vocal work 31 Crack · IB Snoop 10 Lawmaking !4 Jargon open · 19 Moisten body %5 Without 32 Bunny !II Victim 1• Fencing foil principles 33 lncessanUy . !2 Quote !II Sham M Spwned 34 Wood Z3 Manitobl Z1 Unit of %8 Late 31 U.S. Indian radiation rock star, pabioUc Z4. Dray !% Vehicle Jim group Z5 Inter· jectlon !I Tum out Z'IWIWclam !1- brio !I Misplckel or bauxite :II Toothed bar !SAt- .. (limlesslyl S7Pow. 31ReciCil ofFruce BARNEY 2-2° BRecloo .Smirked ONE OF THESE DAVS 11-up THAT Ot: DEAD TREE IS GOIN'TO TOPPLE (freshen) DOWN OVER · ON OUR HOUSE 1Steep rock 10:U 10:11 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'• how to work It: A l( 1' D L ' A A X a LONGFII:LLOW II ', Ona letter slmpb' otondl for onother. In this 11111ple A li uled for the three L's, X for lhe two O's, ole. Sln1le !etten: opottrGphll, lhe lenl(h and formation of the wonla are oil hiDII. Each day the code letters are dllerenl. ·. In PIWM'S ' C&YnoQUOTII ALL RI6H_!1'60T A NINE ON ARST HOL!.. IIIIO'S 60HNA KEe SCORE? ° lie ~Ow LET '!ME~~ DO I(OU WRITE NINE? 00 IT... J.IE AAS AN . Ha6T FACe •••• . PORHRVJDiUC ' 1hM 11. . PVY RK UWY TWRZW LVP,OI\HllVJD QRYIK XYYD UWY LKY PX . - F. K. . UWRVH. ZJVVPU QRDD OF UTlU: U-. WILL SINK AGREAT IIUP.-Biif Yl I ..,.. 0:1#11 =BEWARE PI:NIIII; AIIUIJ. rMNIUN f ' I ,, .' • ' '- -------- .. ' --·--- -·--------- -- ----,-\ �. ·~age-:-145 Thursday. June 25, 1981 Pomeroy-Midllleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel Meigs County happenings Lush pleads WQrkers. • Plan picnic Friday Funds distributed The Melga •County REACT team will hqld a picnic Friday at 7 p.m. at tile southbound roadside park, Rt. 3.1: The event Is open to members 8l!d their families. June gasoline exciBe tax checks totaling $10,314,401 were distributed by the office of Slate Auditor Thomaa E. Ferguson to Ohio coun- • lies, townsh!ps, cities and villages. Amounts received by Meigs County villages lnctude Middleport, $2,297; Pomeroy, $2,656; Racine, $696; Rutland, $582, and Syracu8e, $7Sl. ' Two forfeit bonds Two defendants forfeited bonds and five others were fined in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Forfeiting were Willlam D. Kautz, Pomeroy, $25, posted on a charge of Plan picnic running a red light, and Roy A. Members rl the Royal Oak Sl!lver, Middleport, $100, disorderly Ballroom Dance Club will hold a picmanner. nic at 3 p.m. Sunday at the home of Fined were Robert D. Jarrell, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grueser, UnPOmeroy, $225 and costs and three coin Hill. During the event plans will days in jail, driving while in- he made for a Caribbean cruise to be toxicated; Phil RasmUBSOn, Mid- taking by the group In Msrch,l982. dleport, $100 and costs, possession of marijuana, and $200 and costs, vandalism; Roy Fitch, Middleport; !)j)nald Lovett, Middleport, and Probe incident James Pooler, Middleport, $50 and costs each in disorderly manner Kellee R. Griffith, Lincoln charges. Heights, Pomeroy, was traveling east on SR 124 in Minersville, WedSix defendants nesday at 7:40 p.m. when an object was thrown from a passing truck forfeit bonds breaking a window. The incident is Six defendants forfeited bonds and under investigation. three others were fined in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night. Forfeiting were Delores TryaH, Marriage license Pomeroy, $100, posted on a public inA marriage license was issued to toxication charge; Brian W. Bar· Thomas Dwight Durst, 25, Pomeroy, nette, Ravenswood, $50, open flask; and Susan Renee Burns, 21, Anna Wiles, Pomeroy, speeding, Pomeroy. $28; Karen Ebersbach, Pomeroy, speeding, $29; Dennis Persons, Long Bottom, and Ronald Davis, Syracuse, open flask, $50 each, and Frank Haggy, Pomeroy, open flask, To install officers $50 and costs. Instailation of new officers wiD be held at a meeting of the Meigs ChapIssued license ter, Order of DeMolay, to be held at A marriage license was issued to 7:30 p.m. Friday at the temple in Dailas Keith Weber, 26, Middleport, Middleport. Masons, members of and Tamela Jean Simms, 20, the Eastern Star, Job's Daughters and guests are welcome. Langsville. Area ·deaths Victor D. Diehl Victor D. Diehl, 85, 100 Washington St. E. Apt. Ill , Charleston, fonnerly of Middleport, died Wednesday morning at Riverside Nursing Home, St. Albans, following a lengthy illness. Mr . Diehl had resided in Charleston the past three years. He was a retired fanner, a veteran of World War I, and a member of the First Baptist Church, Middleport. He is survived by his wife, Grovia Holland Diehl; one daughher, Mrs. guilty on OBE charge I· Stephen J. Lush, 21, of IS Cave St., Pomeroy, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of fraudulent ml.vepresenlation filed by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services In the Meigs County Court. Judge Patrick O'Brien found Lush guilty as charged and sentenced him to 30 days In the coun(y jail. Investigation by the Ohio Bure.!lu of Employment Services of Lush's. unemployment claim revealed that he was elnployed 12 weeks during the period of receiving benefits. It was found that he received $518 in benefits by craudulent means while working. Judge O'Brien suspended 23 days of the jail sentence. Full restitution was ordered. William Garrett, investigator for the Ohio Bureau, adviBed the law provides penalties of up to six months in jail and up to $1,000 fine or both, for otilljlning unemployment benefits by fraudulent means. • • !ypical conatruetlon ~en' hourly wagetoabout$10.'15. • In Ohio, Dtatnct e UMW constructlon .. IJOfkers .bucked . tbe national trend by reJectln4! tbe pew contract Wednelday by • 3-1 margin, 8llCOI'dliJc to stan Hopkins, I < O hio Power seeks another hike .(Continried from page 1) head of Local'11822, · llllalel set up picket llneB at JllllnY rnlntilln Appalaclia and the Mid- .------------~~~-.;_-­ west, keeping u many as !10,000 of the mlnen off the job at doe point. 'nlat picketing !apered off .. Esaelatyn and the Other four UMW negotiaton neared ~ with the ABC and Ita· president, ElmO Hul'lt. The aettlement was annoonced here on June 16, fOllowing a long weekend of negotiations and what seemed as a total negotiating breakdown. FRIDAY Among other things, the 46-month snd contract provides a 38 percent wage SATURDAY Increase, which will bring the Ohio Power Co. · reported today that It will file, qn or after Sept. 30, "the rate cue that. could, If approved, vecy well lie the last rea)ly large request that our company ·-would need for some time." <llarles A. Heller, president Or O!llo Power, cfeclinded to speculate ., on the euct amount of the upcoming cue. However, Heller did that the actual amount "should be determined within a week." Last April, the Public Utilities Cornmls8ion of Ohio (PUCO) ap- say SUMMER SALE ALL THIS WEEK LEVI ., •soo . DRESS PANTS . 20%,25%,30% OFF . AU. OVER THE STORE Odd Lot Men's Odd Lot Men's .,... h PRICE 1 Other Items Too Numerous To Mention! . Jeans 20% OFF · . New York Clothing House "Kerm's Korner" 126 E. Main Pomeroy, Oh. ! KIDD~E SHOPPE \ Ill W. 2nd .................... Pomeroy, Oh. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 - .SATURDAY TIL 5:00 . Weekend Scrlel Warehouse Speclol .HOUSEWARE SPECIALS MEN'S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Whirlpool Dehumidifier SUMMER S~~~~~o~~TRY~ $} 00 -STOP MOISTURE DAMAGE TO YOUR HOME CAPS RUBBERMAID PLACE MATS Caps ana vtsors - Entire stock lhl_ r ice Nlm GRim COOKBOOKS lh, Price included . - Solid colors, two color styles, denims. 1.95 VISORS ....... ,~ ..... SALE 2.49 VISORS .......:,......... SALE 2.95 CAPS ................. SALE 3.49CAPS ................. SALE . SUMMER BLOUSE .SALE BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS wrangler, un WIIKIND SAI.fl MEN'S BASIC DENIM JEANS TbDlY . ~~.IN, THE ' WOMEN' S .. SUMMER SHORTS & TOPS SALE 14.119,.. FINDLAY - 1 Republican Michael Oxley IIQUeaked past Democrat Dale Locker by just 378 votes to capture Ohio's 4th District congressional seat Thursday. ·But Locker forces quickly said the fight wasn't over. And the secretary of slate's office said today that Oxley could not be seated lnunedlately In Congress as hia supporters had hoped. ' According to unofficial final returns, the Findlay Republican edged Locker 41,1104 to 41,52111 - a victory margin of 1esa lhtJ! one-half ~ 1 percent. "We're going to go for a recount, there's no question about it. We're. not trying to drag this thing out - it's just too close,'' Geoffrey Ely, Locker's press secretary, said in a phone interview from Sidney. OOLUMBUS - Qlnsumers' Counsel WWiam Spratley has thrown his support behind a bill that would prohibit utility companies from levying •urchar!!es on customers conserving gas or electricity by using alternate energy sources. Spratley uld Thursday that House Bill 561 would promote con. servation and prevent rate dlacrlmlnation against utility cuslonlers. In addition, It .would save money for conawnen and CODBerve a premium fuel, be said. The bill comes in the wake of a reumt attenlpt by Columbia Gas of "Ohio Inc. to lmpotte a surcharge on customers using heat pumps. The.blll wu approved 16-6 by the House on June l7 and is awaiting action in the Senate. 'Ohio lottery Winners ' I ClEVELAND - The numben selected 'lbunday night In tbe Ohio Lottery's dally game "The Number" and weekly "Pyramid" and "Pick4" gameaare: · The Number - 682 / , ' Pyramid- 26; 759; 4138 ' Plckt-11898' One large group of long and .short gowns, baby dolls, long and short robes and pajamas. -Nylons, -poly/cotton t:tlend and terry knIts. · · · -Sizes( Petite to XXL. I "-· J Reg. 8.00............. SALE 6.3? Reg. ll.OO. ........... SALE 1.79 Reg. 16.00.......... SALE-12.79 Reg. 20.00...-....... SALE 15.99 • sao SUMMER SLEEPWEAR SALE .. SHORTS - Polyester and Terry · Shorts ) n Assorted Colors. Sizes 8 to 20 and 32 to 38. Substantial Penallv tor EarlY Withdrawal Oxley can't take office immediately . WOMEN'S TOPS - Small, Med, Large anll Extra Sizes. Tanks, Sleeveless, Short Sleeved Styles. TV Guide said Thursday ii·wlll report in its next issue, dated July 4, that dlsrnl.sl\lng Silverman will be one of Bradshaw's first acts after he takes office July 1as chairman of NBC's parent company. , "Silverman's gone. He'll never come back as NBC pre9ident,''t,he magazine quoted an unidentified "highly placed network source" as saying. . ml "We -categorically deny it,'' said RCA spokesman Leslie ~orte. "There is absolutely no truth to it." • 1V Guide said In a statement that Silverman !so vacatioriin< IIi · HawaU and is expected back July 6. Silverman's contract, whichjexpires December 1982, reportedly provides for a S1 million annual salary . Spratley supports House Bill551 •Men's 19.95 Boot Flare No-Fault DENIM JEANS . SALE i5.99 •Men's 19.95 Stratght Leg No-Fault DENIM JEANS SALE 15.99 •Men;s 19.95 Stretch Boot Style DENIM JEANS SALE 15.99 •Men's 22.95 Fuller Cut No-Fault DENIM JEANS, Boot style SALE 17.99 Reg. 3.49 BATH TOWELS ........ 2.99 Reg. 2.49 HAND TOWELS ....... 1.99 Reg. 1.69 WASH CLOTHS .........1.29 I ' i I IL ..; .... r-.- Ths lottery reported earnlnga of $4t 'W.50 !run tbe IIIGIIe)' wagered on the dally J1111f "The Number." l J.ery offlcillslllid Illes prior to the drawing totaled $801,732, and holden ofiiUullnil tickets Clllllhlre $411,. .10. In the lo&tery'1 ~. parimutuel "Pick t" Clllllelt, sall!ll prior totbe drawing totaled tzM,lOJ, 1oUery offlclall said. Wlnnen are entl~ tolhare.a percent. or$114,11UD. I iO% OFF ._. -) Weather Cllarlitlllllhli.AIWI INI.Iktnny SaturdaJ. HIPI around eo.Cllllice GfnU _..., j161Cilll ~and 8alurday, WIDdlnonlleuterly '- J0-1 .... I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' on LD I. r· Pre·washed blue denim - Goo/ style and size selection - Stock up now. An excellent value . - Campus, SALE PRICES HAND TOWELS and WASH · CLOTHS to match each style. '"9 1 ~ection, 12 Pages 1s cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper NEXT LEFT WASHINGTON - Drained by dwindling depiWlits, the tlation's savings and loan insUtutions are looking for help in the IUIIion's capital. So far there is a lot of talk but little action. Officials of the institutions - and regulalon such as chBinnan Richard Pratt of the Federal Home ·Loan Bank Board- are reluctant to speak too dramatically of the S&IJJ' problems for fe~~r of ,baking savers' confidence. ' But they admit that help is needed. Nwnei'OWI savings and loan·liSiloclations are reported to'be losing money under·current credit condition.•, paying as much as 15 percent to attract deposits while holding old home loans with interest rates as lowu6 percent. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board reported Thursday that S&Lil suffered a record third straight monthly loss In new deposits in Maythe lint loss ever In that uaually strong month. Americans withdrew U81 million more than they dep~W~lted In Msy, •the bank board reported. Springfoot Quality. Choose solid colors in blue, rose · ·· or russet ; or floral print In russet , dusky rose or_blue. enttne Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 26, 1981 S-L firms seek help in WashingJon An excellent array of styles and colors in sizes 8 - to 20 CANNON TOWELS ' . $21900 ' SALE! FRIDAY &SATURDAY SPECIAl. SAI.fl 6 MONTH MONEY MARKET ~,r,_t\~ JUNIOR REG. 12.00 ............'" SALE '9.59 REG. 15.0o.... -:~.'3ALE 111.99 REG. 17.00 ............. SALE 113.59 REG. 19.00 ............. SALE 115.19 Ask Around. 1.55 1.99 2.36 2,79 -30 PT. CAPACITY -AUTO..QFF WHEN FULL 3.95CAPS .................· SALE 3.16 Sleeveless styles, western styles . for casual or dressy wear . S·M·L·XL "I Like That Bank.' ' We Hear it Everyday from Satisfied Customers. . ,. 1 (LIMITED QUANTITY) • Y a~ customers." HeUer said the problem with the above method is that CBIJ he "so easily distored by the mlslnfonned, by a"self-serving politician, by an unscrupulous consumer advocate, or by any other demagogue who would mislead the people." Heller noted thai both federal and Ohio rate making procedures encourage the speading of CongreasioO<IIIY created tax Incentives over the life of a corppany's (Cll~tinued on page 12) RADNOR, Pa. - An RCA spokesman says there is "absolutely no truth" to a report by 1V Guide that incoming RCA chairman Thornton Bradshaw will dlsmiSB Fred Silverman as president of NBC. NBC has been in third place in the network ratings for several REGATTA WEEKEND SPECIALS ~ • apart," !ielter said. . "One of the things we want to do," Heller explained, "Is to treat available tax credlts .unlformly and foUow what other electric utilities in the state are doing." "Ultimately,'' Heller pointed out, "it is to the advantage of all customers to spread tax benefits equally over the life of our facilities. This has the effect of reducing our need to borrow rmney-which at today's high interest ralel would be a cost savings that would benefit out RCA denies TV Guide report ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY _,.- pointed oot, the PUCO has approved ouly 69 .percent of the rate relief requested by Ohio Power. "In our most recent case," Heller observed, "the PUOO.approved Increase was just over half u much as our·circumBiances warranted. The PUq>'s own staff analysis supported a larger Increase than we received." , "The various items in our new case-if accepted-should give us the ability to keep our rate requests iii needs." Over the past five -years, Heller . the future much smaller and fqther Heller said Ohio Power's revenue! in recent yean '.'have lagged ·far behind the rapid cost increases that we have experienced because~ inflation, required pollution control construction expenses, increased taxes and other factors." He said the company "continues to trail in our efforts to catch up with those cUmb~ costs because of the light-fisted attitude of the PUCO towartj approving our revenue SUITS Values to $24.00 SWIMWEAR % OFF Vol.lO,No.l1 CoPYrighted 1981 FASHION JEANS Y40FF e ·' . $19.95 • R tnfantto 14 Bargains on: Shorts, Tops, Sleepwear, Infant Fashlonwear. •' seasons. Ellen Wirth, Belle, W.Va.; one stepdaughter,Mrs. Helen M. De Bard, Brounland, W. Va.; one son, Gale D. Diehl, Letart, W. Va., eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a .m. at the Long and Fisher Funeral Home, Charleston with the Rev. Peter M. Granda!, Jr., officiating. Burial will he in ....:J:J Evergreen Cemetery, Letart. Friends may call at the funeral home. Friday from 2to 4 and 7to 9. 3RD ST., RACINE, OH. Member F~IC proved an Increase In revenue~~ of $58.7 million tm: Ohio PQwer. ~ller said the new request "would be larger." Under Ohio's lengthy rate making proce!!S, any new lncreue for Ohio Power customen woujd nqt go Into efftct for more than a year after tbe company gives formal notice of Its intent to file. · "This means", Heller explained, "that the very earliest that we could implement new rates woUld be .someine In July ,1982." Odd Lo1' Men's Common pleas court A suit in the amount of $4,789.87 was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Citizens · National Bank, now Central Trust Co., N. A., Middleport, against Clifford Murray,Mesa, Ariz. Doris A. Fisher, Rt. 3, Racine, filed for divorce against Phillip Fisher, Rt. 3, Racine. I .-. ~ .. • SHOOTING SCENE - Charleston, W.Va. pollee offlcen sew off the area where two dty policemen .were shot after they stopped a car early Show cancelled BW Hamilton, chalrmaa pf the GalUpoUs Boat and Ski Show, anaouoced today the show stbeduled In Pomeroy Sunday bas beea cancelled, due to debris In the Oblo River. HamllloD also BBid the Jaly 4show scheduled oa the Oblo at Galllpoill bu been caoceUed, due to the swollen and cluttered stream. Budget cut~ now ,. certa1n Friday morning. AuthoriUes said Lt. De1hel1 Roush and Patrolman Ed Duncan were kiUed after they slopped the car next to the wblle vehicle on the tight. lAP Laserphoto). BartOn fills vacancy on Meigs Board Robert Barton, Pomeroy businessman, was named to fill a vacancy on the Meigs Local School District Board of Education when the board met In special session at Ule Meigs Junior High School Thursday night. Barton was named to serve on the board for the remainder of 1981, filling a vacancy created by the recent resignation of Dr. Keith Riggs. The tenn of Dr. Riggs runs to llle end of 1983. In November, voters will select a board member to fill the remainder of that tenn. Barton was selected from a field of seven candidates. Five of the seven pr011peets appeared before the board in executive session Thursday night before the selection was made. · Besides Barton, other candidates were Robert Melton, Roger Davidson, Arland King, Gary Terry, Mary Freeman and Ellen Bell. Ms. Freeman was not present for interview nor was Mrs. Bell who is vacationing. The four board mennbers, Larry Powell , Robert Snowden, Carol Pierce and Richard Vaughan voted unanimously in favor of Barton, who will take his oalll of office at the next board meeting July 13. The board accepted the resignation of Arthur Arnold as a (Continued on ll!'ge 12) .. WASHINGTON (AP) - The I Democratic-controlled House, swayed by President Reagan's longdistance lobbying blitz, is all but certain to approve his stringent budget cuts and smooth their chances of final congressional passage. The bruising floor fight that left losing Democrats grumbling set up the win-or-lose showdown Reagan wanted on a single package of more than $6 billion in revlliions to a $37.8 bi!Hon apendlng-cut bW supported by Democrallc leaders. It •aa to come today in a series of •House v.otes likely to amount to little more than rubber-stamp ratification of the Reagan program. . For Reagan, that would be two victories In leu than 24 hours. He reaped expected Senate approval of a $39.6 billion budgetculling package to hia liking just before midnight 'lbunday. The vote there, in a chamber ruled by Repobllcans, was 80-15 and came after Senate leadel'l worked out a bipartisan agrtement to head oft a threatened filibuster by Democrats. Differences between the House and Senate vml0111 11111 will have to be ironed out In a conference coJDRABIES CLINIC- A rablel elilk wu beld Wed- Petrie, deputy bea1tb CGIIIIDilllloner; Mn. Bill Perrin, rnitiee - psrhaps an euler task If Delday Ia tbe cattle. rbtC o1 tbe Melli Cauty 11Dd Dr. David Krawscsya, Metes County Veterinarian. both bills bear the bulc Reagan FaiJ1r'OIDidl. It .... lp ,. ared by lite Melp CGuty AI el 4:31 p.m. Wedne8day, 40 animals bad been vaccuts. lle8llll Departlnellt. Plclllred, left te rtpt, an Frank c!Daled. "I've never -anything like thla In my Hfe to be perfectly truthful," Roue Speaker '1'1\GmU P. O'Neill Jr. JUII bo11n earlier, O'NeUI · ackllowledaed that .... of )'e!ltarday ly IURT J, UPANIIIEI iltercatlon with a pauenger, . trolman Ed Duncan, U, and U Allacllted PrWI Wrtter Shots from a "large caliber gun" "' bad tbe Yale won" and he could Delbert Roush, II, dopped a car on CHARU!:STON, W.Va. (AP) COllllt 0111111 Detnocrall ~ with Wul*lltGn Street, U.8. eo, near the were fired at the two olflcera, PoUc:e lalllclted a manbant Ia Intentate M entrance shortly after hitting each of them in the cbeat, theftlpabllrarw. .., _ an tilt llall!ll thet try a.rleltlln tbll D*'lllni lftlr a 2a.m.. Chabot said. Roush, a 32-year veteran ol the MllDowlll Calml7 man wu clllrPd Cltarll!llton PoUee Chief Harry - · · . . . aad mab 110 m!ltake abotd I&," the Ma•ae'-"UI db tile clllllll Gl ""' dty pollee Sllvaman said the two offleera, city pollee force, and Duncan, a Dw lilt ........ 1111 lint aad olllelrlo wllo ......... don who arrived at the aeene four..year Velel'lll, died from their aadtrloin& · Jlllllt Cii'llktl GIIMI'Il ~ aftlr lbeJ ltlllrGidlocl 1 ear. IIPit'atelJ, were telklnc to the wounds while IL .,.... Cllallat laid Pa· drlftio ol the car wheil there was an ((he•" Jcp~~elJ) (Continued on p1ge 12) Policemen shot in Charleston � 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 06. June 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 June 25, 1981 diehl